




pxbliihinK Commit!'' hi &.V*SmFtv ! , h ’ 
of Louiniani Conference, j n. n. itivrils. i>. n . 

^VOLUME I. NUMBER 48. 


IT. N. McTYEIRE, Editor.- 

NEW ORLEANS, SATURDAY, JANUARY H, ' 18, r )2. 


J. HAMILTON, n. |i 


) Piihliohint ntmmittrr 
J of Alabama (’onfertnce. 


“*• fowrt.. bft^J 


^Th. Angel" of the Seven Planets, 

it. Mm . 1 n . . 1. 1 e t. " M . 

1 /ijmiito.oV. 

Tiir. Axnr.Lf. 

The AniP-l* of tlie rl-nete 
TS^tJ»*lnln«Wldsnf linen 
Th. nilsl w0 llri "K : 

«{*«!«• *r l " lul1 "' or ”, w " 

Of Chrl/I nnr ncw-bum Kins 

it/niAri, 

I ,■ llw Ans .1 ot Hw Sun. 

Il’hoe flamlny wboflln boxen to nin 
tOM Uod'n nlmlglilj hmitli 
Mil to tie cli>rkni>M,nn<l the nlghl . 

I, ft thtw !«• light »nJ there wn« light ’ 
h | bring tho gilt of Fnltli. ( - 

- iiahiif.i 

I .in IhtAngtl of the Muon. 

BMki ni'J. lo ho nklujlcd *xin 
Bonrlth tliiMiturr C 0 |»' ! 

Nr«rc*t to earth. It Is my, raj 
ItaUast llluincf tlinJiUdnlghr way. 

1 briligtlip girt Ilf linin' 

V ANGEL. 

The Jfogd of the Stat.of Loro. 

The Evening Htur. that Millies «Ih>tc 
T he place when* luvera Ik 1 . 

AbOT« nil hnppj hehrtn mVd homiw. 

(in n«fr of Ihntrlr. nr gulden itomcr. 

I give him Charity.: 


The Planet Ju piter la mine ! 

The mightiest star of nil. that shine. 

Except the Sun alone !. 

He la the High l’rleat of the Dove. ' 

And sends from his great ‘throne above. 
’ JilMU'fl. that slmll atone ' 

■ Mini at.i. . 

The Planet Mercury. whoM* place 
Is nearest to the Sun In space. 

Is my allotted sphere ! 

Aud with celestial ardor swift 
I iH'tir upoji uiy hKUjls the gift 
Of heavenly Prudence here ‘ 


\ Itm the Minister of Mars. 

The strongest star among the stars ' 

My songs of power prelude 
The march and battle of mail's life. 

And for the suffering and tile strife. • 

I give him Fortitude • 

AJarwrhv 

The Angel of the uttermost 
Of all the shHiing. heavenly host. 

From the far-off expanse 
Of the Saturnian, endless space, 

I bring the last, the crowning grace. 

», The gift of Temperance .' 

NOTES FROM ABROAD. 

uuunyix THr. vuxAiir oe-thb mkr nt: olack-thk 

VA1LZY or Tilt &Bto- I'NCUIL'DKU VIEW US Jllll ST 

■Ltxc-swros mnni*. 

Chamonix, Aug. 30, 1851. 

My Oeab M. : Clyunonix is a little village 
at the base of Mt. Bliino. llcro I arrived 
yesterday The road from Oonovn to this 
place w&8 mostly mtHo valley of tUo'Arve, a 
. river that riaea in a glacier of the Alps. The 
Va/ley mu'froin a liundred yards to a quarte r 
nf imfllri rifih"4ii\ttiii'g'und ln\t*Iy : we were 
in fact riding for fifty miles through nu ap- 
ple orchard, the trees frequently forming an 
irbor over the road. " ( )n each hand were ter- 
rific sidea of mountains, with cascades foam- 
ing from ns far up as you could see, down to 
Ike valley, and shining against the deep 
green of pinos.nnil larches as n thread of ei 1- 
rer laoe on green velvet. Sometimes a moun- 
lein elope, for half a milo up, would be cor- 
ned trith vinos, grain, orchards and Swiss 
cottages: then, nil would bo impracticable to 
kieiin cultivation, or even approach. 

Early this morning I arose and looked out 
the window to see if there was prospect of 
l»ir weather. At forty degrees ubove me 1 
aw a rock, the size and sliape of n camel, up 
in the eky— impending, like n falling meteor ; 
the whole mountain, ubove and below. / ox- 
“fting this mass, wus enveloped in cloud. 

My first and only Alpine excursion wan to 
thcltrr Je Glace, one of the great, indeed the 
greatest, glaciers of the Alps. This glacier 
knot a broad, smooth, .glistening mass of- 
Ice, as 1 had supposed: it is a river of ice! 
ten or twolvo. miles long, n mile wide, ami 
from 200 to 2000 feet in thickness. It fills, 
or rather chokes up a great gorgo which lies 
wtween snow-capped mountains, nnd moves 
down one foot every day, descending nt «» 
“8 le of th 'rty degrees. As the mass melts 
at the lower end, where its drippings forms a 
river, the ico from above presses its way 
wa, the motion cracks it transversely nnd 
“Pnten thousand chasms, cneh of which is 
» blue, liottomless abyss. Its surface looks 
"ae mountain-blocks of marble split from the 
l^ry, and standing on edgo irregularly to- 
Pthor. Bouldcm of granite, woigliing five 
“Mred tona, lie lightly oh the glacier, like 
ts on an ioe-pond, nnd nre borne down 
L" 10 ‘f 16 Tal >ey. Imagine a mountain 
">» a motion of one fqot per dny! Really 
™<peed seems as greut us that of the floods 
"Niagara. 

After looking at this forriblo momentum, 

e wonder comes how it_co\ild he stayed ; 
**riner it lie not ousier to sny. even to the 
U 11 BUherto sliult thou come, hut no fur-, 

■ Walking init upoli it you see deuth 
a step, and feel yourself an atom, 
^tfimfis enough. 

tin Sj- Ulc “ ld Rh ,n °urituins arc al- 

1 "hedding «n«w, ioe'and rooks which all 
them * r ° rm * Zkoior. There aro-many of 
From tliose melt- 
Ub tkdr ‘ eArVCr ' m " Knd "tlier streams. 


There is a class „r 

»hoaiikeitth«i, f - or nit,ler 11 ™ n ‘- 

the Alni . u * mess «f life, to understand 

point i ° "I" 11 ” f 1,lrtlPH passing from 
*nKl? n0th< ' r ' 't' lou V their cool- 

eothlng in $? len ' C l " travelers could do 
‘ting theHc an! ® x PWjj|gg, or ovon vJh- 

virtuou, cW B 2v ; Tlu, y ttC0 “ w " 

*‘3 r their verve it “ upon everyone 
'I hear, I doulT T'“ U,il '" From 8,1 Unrt 

T to tlie anfetsTf m would diu 

Ner their , o, ’ 1 wl, ° P ut thomselvos 

*•*, one of II AIt ' 1,lllno - Jaqucs .Ital- 
*** ‘No nuin IVT dur * n 8 and experienced. 

70 ve 10 j ^ rBt "'ode the useent wlieii 
kupioW.^ ' HosUrtcd forth alone 

*!"«iuaoccksIl!| U 8 !i rB ° flir “ it" 

iV ol 4 and unapproaolmble pouks. 

Sever you f U ’ Yt,r 1,0ard oif " ,ore - 

>t of jj, R| uf “°y uue’s .making the 

. yo . u n,a y Wt <'<*"■" 

9 . “ f ° r ldm 1 t,u “ i«. 

1 they have gone 


liefore and behind lifhq^ told him where to 
put his pike or place his foot, tried for .him. 
every loose, dangerous stopping place, cut out, 
steps for him on tho very steep of the summit, 
nnd even carried him along, nnd lifted him 
up, nnd maybe brought him down, and thus 
secured to him tho echil nnd glory of lmving 
performed the lmrdy, perilous feat of ascend- 
ing Mt. Itluno. All tiro. guides get are the 
n nt being mentioned, and the stipulated sum. 
As twenty of them are usually employed, it 
costs about ?500 to nscend the king of the 
Alps. All the travelers nro waiting to sen 
, his hoary crown! for. he seldom reveals. his 
august head. The clouds rise and seem to 
lie moving right off, and ready t.n lift their 
ini«kv curtain, but when they are almost gone 
they lot themselves down again, as if to screen 
Ijim at his bidding. As we all watched nnx- 
iously their sublime hesitation, I understood 
wlmt lljivid lins said of fiod, “Clouds and 
darkness arc round nl>m|£ Him,'’ 

Septembeb 31. 

This morning 1 took ii last look at Mount 
BlaiiC: the sun canie out clearly, and there 
was not a cloud in the valley or upon the 
mountains: pure, lofty, uncompromising,' en- 
during. unapproachable seemed this the high- 
est of tjie Alps— like unto Him who made it; 
yet,. As the sun lighted it up uml fringed its 
top, was beautiful as a mountain of silver, 
and os if one might easily ascend and step oft' 
from it into Heaven. Every peak and dome 
and needle gleamed with white glory, and 
all the circle of mountains gave witness to 
the majesty of Jehovah. 

•• Above nil* nre tho Alp,".. { 

Thu pulncPH rif Nature. »h«Me raRt wall? 

Have pinnnrlnl in clnutl." tlnift.nnowjr Hfi’aip*. 

Ami tlintnvU Ktvrnitj in icy hulls 
Of cold sublimity? where forms a ud falls 
Tin* Avalanche — the thundcrtH>lt t»f snow ' 

All that expands the spirit, yet appal". 

Gather nr>und these summits, an to show 
How earth limy pierce to Heaven, yet leave 
Vain mpu helm*." K 

The Literary Attractions of the Bible. 

BY REV. JAMES HAMILTON’, 

Minister of the Scotch Church. He^ont 8 <iuare. London. 

Delivered liefore the Young Men's Christian Associa* 

. tlon. In Kxctcr Hall. Nov. Z 7. 1840 
[Continued.] 

But instead of quoting illustrative passages 
from iVhut limy be called the pastoral nndde.- 
scriptive |s>ctry of Scripture.' I shall read one 
which, while u graphic description, liko most 
kindred portions of holy writ, owes its sub- 
limity lo its moral power: and I quote it the 
rather Ih'ciiusc our own translation ’docs not 
bring out its entire significance. It in the 
2titll chapter of Job, and Urn question is. 
Where iB wMrtirtfftj6^dffl^TTfiW;“Vn^ 
tho aljodo or hiding-place of understanding ? 
is it a deposit hidden in the bjnvejs ,pf 
eiil-tli— a treasure for which we must ransack 
the caverns underneath, or rummage in the 
rifted rock ! Is it u secret for which we must 
bribe the grave; or winch death ulnnc can 
wlusper in the ear ! And so it commences 
with a magnificent account of the miner's do- 
ings underground : 

•• Truly theroili a liiiue for the nilver. 

And a place for the gold bo flue % 

Iron la dug up from the earth. 

And the earth poura forth |tn copper. 

Man dlga into darknntA, 

And explorea to tho utiuoet bound 
The atftruB of tlimneMt uml death ehade ; 

He break* un the velrn* froui tlje mat rice. , 

Which, uutllought of. and underfoot. 

Are drawn forth to gleam among innukiml 
The Nurfnre put" forth bread. 

Hut the "uhtermuean wind" a fiery region. 

Ifa-atonoH are- the aapphin*"' bed. 

Ami it liitleB the dui>t of gold. 

It Ib a path which the eagle known not. 

v Nor haa tho eye of tho vulture boh lined. 

The liou'g whelp ban uot trackinl it. 

,. Nor the raveuing lion ponneed op it. 

The tidner thrust" hi* liaudn on tho aparry ore, 

And overturuj* the mountain** by their roots. 

He cuts a channel through the n*ck. ** 

And otydeB euch prvelou* gem. 

IfcddmlH up tho ooxing wutera. 

And dartn a radiance through the gloom 
Hut O.' where aluill Wisdom be found f 
And where Ib the pfitce <»f Cndendaudlpg ♦ 

Map knows not ltn aource. 

For it Ib not to la* found in the land of the living 

- The sea says. * It Ib nut in me ; ' 

And "Not in me.' celioes the uhyap. 

Holld gohl cannot In* given fur it. 

Nor silver be weighed" for ItB purchase, 

j — It-connot^lnrbouglii lor Ihe ingot of Ophlr, w 

For the precioua onyx or the sapphire. 

The hurnl"hed gojd and crj-ntal cannot e<|iial it, 

Nor golden triuketn match it. 

Talk not of- corals jor pearls. 

K«jt the attrnctidn of wisdom Ib beyoud rubies. 

The topaz of Kthiopia cannot rival It. 

Nor the purest bullion barter it. 

" Whence, then, cuuieth Wisdom f 
And where is the place 'of Understanding ! 

Hid from tho eyes of ull living. 

, Aud uiiBocn by the fowla of the air. 

Destruction and Death tmy. 

• Wo have heard ItB fame witli our cars,’ 

God umler."tan<lB it h track ; 

He knowfi its dwelling-place ; 

For t*j. the ends of the earth he sees, 

And under ull heaven surveys. 

• When lie weighed ou| the air 
Aud meted out the water ; 

When he fixed' the course of the ruin. 

And tlic.puth of the hiuriciiiin'i 
Thou did he eye it and pnadaim it : 

He prepared It and searched It out, 

Aud unto man bo said. . 

’ Behold, the feiu* of Hu*. Lord, t hat is Wisdom, 

Aud to depart from evil is Understanding.’ 

It would commute* ull thin evening were l 
reading from the proph&H und the pnalniH 
thorn* pjiHHUgwof grandeur whivli make the 
snered text ho uwful nnd iiugunt ; und uf that 
films I hIiuII rend no morel, Hut perlmps the 
Hublimo, though the highertt order of literary 
effort, in not, after till, the mont ptipidur. 
Were wo putting it to the world at lurgt** we 
yhould probuldy find that the hookH they like 
best arc thone which are less-, exulted above 
the every-dity lqvel, und whose simple inei- 
dentu, nnd cheerful glimpses, and hunnu\ pa- 
thoflj bring them homo to every mail’s com- 
prehension und fueling. In this sort of nar- , 
rative that world's book, tho Bible, abounds. 
I)q you msk for tenderness V -“And Kuthwaid' • 
to her mother-in-luw, Kntretit mo nottolotive 
tlieo, nor to return frem following uftor thee . 
*for whither thou goest !• will go, and where 
tliou ludgest I will lodge ; thy )>cople slmll 
be my jiedple, and thy (iod my Uod : w.here 
thou ditst will I die, and there will I be bu- 
ried. J ho Lurd dd^to^to me, and more also, 
if aught but' death part theo und inc.’ 1 Ujj 
you ask fpr pathos 1 ‘‘And Cushi sai^, Ti- 
dings, my lord the king; for tlm Lord hath 
uvengoil t}iee thin day of all them that urose 
up against thee. And the .king said unto; 
Cushi. Is the young* muii;*5XV«3hHn, safe ? 


And Cushi aiiBWored, Tho enemioR of my lord I ritnn theology. .Thin was the fabled loot' 
•the king, and all. that riso up against thee to which stnirk IVom tho sward of flowpor-q 
-do-UmUx-hur-t, -be nn that young im.n is. And mild nnd silent lifrn jtiyoUfl Cashilla a f*.„n- 
tho king was much moved, and went up to tain deep ns Miltons fire, nnd like it tinctured 
the chamber over the gate, nnd wept : nnd ns with ouch lenmed nnd sacred thinir it touehiul 


'vent thus he said. O my son .-Alma loin, my 


with each learned ami sacred tiling it touched 
in rising. dint soft and full as Silouii s fount. 


H»", my soil Ahsalom ! Wonlil Got I hnil which flmvoil funt by tlm "rnolcnfGml, Ami 
.1101 for thoo o Al.HiiInm, my Him, my ».m." that Goupcl wan tho tor. 1. which, ,,n II... hills 


Or 0., you ask for natural. Himple and riffoot- ,,f n,.„'fc w „hir... fired . voung spirit, I'., link 
mg narrative “A certain Hum had two - himself hath sacrifice and altar-pile* till 
sons, anil the younger of them said. to his Britain spied the light, and wondered at. the 
father, bather, give me the portion of goods brief hut brilliant beacon, 
that fpUoth to me. Ami ho divided unto them tho individual instances? 
his living. And not many days after, the learning, and tlie march of 
younger son gathered all. together, and took reading million, lnit ’one gl 
his journey info a far country, and there the (iospel's quickening p„v 
wasted his BUhstanoo with riotous living ,jrod years am. the class es 


But why name 


the individual instances '! What is modern 
learning, and tlie march of intellect, and the 
reading iruDinn, hut oiic great monument, of 
tin* (losprl’s i|iuckcning power ! Three huii- 
drod years ago ‘the classics wore revivetl ; hut 


? «.ui. ruitouM living (trod years ago the classics were revivetl ; hut 

And when he had spent all. there arose a three hundred years ago the C.ospol Was- re- 
mighty famine in that land : and ho began stored. Digging in the Pompeii', If the nrid- 
to he m want. And he went and jolric.l ltillT- die age. Lorenzo and l.eo found tlm la'mps in 
sedf to a citizen of that country ; und he sent which the ,dd t'lnssie fires had burned; hut 


to he m want. And ho went and joined lrtfil- die age. I.orenz.o and Leo found tlm la'mps in 
mdf to a citizen of that country ; and lie sent which the old f lassie fires had burned ; hut 
h.m mto hiH hcddHje feed swum. And lm there was nooil in tlm lamps, and they lmd 

husk '! lV ° . mied ;, h . ,B l,ell J- ; vitl > tl »' long since gone out. For models „f erirfdela- 

husks Which tlie ewiirn did cut ;.und n.vnmn hra mid burners, there could not he better 
gave unto l.lhr And when he came to him- than Livy ahd Horace and 1‘lato and Pindar : 
" , ™ ld ' llo X lft ' | y h, ™‘ w "i*nts of my hut tlie faith which, once, filled them, tlie old 
.fathers house hnvybread enough and to Pagan fervor, was^goinee extinct, an, Uhe 
spare, and 1 perish wiHUiUngor ! I will arise lamps were only fit for the shelf of the anti- 
and go to my father, and will say unto him, ipuify. . But it was then that, in the crypt of 
I'litlmr. 1 have sinfivd againJtkheaven affd he- tlie convent. Luther and Zuingli'aml Melane- 
foro thee, and -uin no inure wortliyti) he called thou’ observed a line of supmatnral light, 
t iy son . make me as one of thy h|roil soi*- ami lyitiriavei* anil niattnek lifted the grave- 
rents. And he arose and came to hi>father. stone, and. found the (Jospei which tlm Papist 
But when lie. was yet a great way offMiis had buried. There it hud flamed, “a light 
father saw him, and had oompussion. and rnhx shining in a dark place." through unsuspected 
and fell on his neck luul kissed him. And ^Vges ; unquenchable t in its own immortality, 
the son said unto him, Father, I have sinned thei^ng-bist lamp in the sepulchre. Jupiter 


Fattier. 1 have wnffcd ugain^heaven affd he- tlie eonvent. Luther and Zulnglband Melanc- 
foro thee, and urn no. mure worthy tube called tl.on' observed a line of .sui>cmntuml light. ' 
t iy son . make me as one of thy liu-cd scr- and \yith'l0\er anil niattnek lifted the grave- “ « 

jMiiits. Aud he arose and came to higher, stone, and.fmind the (Jospcl which the Papist 
But when he. was yet a great way offMiis had buried. There it had flamed, ‘ a light 
father saw him, and had oompussion. and roiu shining in a dark place." through unsuspected 
and fell on his neck luul kissed him. And ^Vges ; unquenchable ( in its mvn immortality. ** 
the son said miio him. Father, I have sinned thc^mig-lost lamp in the sepulchre. Jupiter 
against heaven, and in thy sight, and am no was dead, and Minerva had limited into ether. 
more worthy to bo called thy soil. But the lynd -\polI>\was grey with eld, and the most 
father said unto his servants, Bring fnrth the elegant idolKof antiquity had gone to the “. u11 H 
best robe und put it on him : and' put a ring moled and the blvjs. But* there is One who his to 
on his hand, and shoes on his feet; and bring jcannot die. and does not change; nnd tho iw tl *° 
hither tlie fatted calf: and kill it ; and let us Fountniji of SeriptuniLdearping is He who is ‘ 


ON A WEDDINO. 

.. >. t a lm H jarrlwll Alal-y *. . — 

TliU Ilnur nit 1 Bllnit Ill' 

In Uir ilroamy llj-ht of morning , 

Y«ur wml.Uiix hour tlrnw* ui^tli 

Mihn «.ff you urn rluliiK .IrfHHlux. 

To Miami MDlid the bridal Ih'rnil^. 
fu tin* ranu* "Id rtnuii wb plnyrd In. 

1 "U and l — »ltMi wo worn younn 

' " ur laldi’BihaldM — they wort* our |,lity unit , 

Thpso Oil! rboin*-yflTory wall 
Could BjM'ak or our rhildiBh jViifioa. ' 

, Love. JoalounirH groat and ."mail , x*, 

Do you mlild.how, chimnnl wo ^ 1 * 

A uginiileit on (lie word *• forgot ■" 

Tan" n roiuanri*— yol unnu* wliori* * 

1 tb ko.pl my v n »*.T y«*t 

Dn you mind our vctilfti. written 
T. .jrH her > «iur (liouniH of rnmo ; , 

or lor,'— how we shared all Morrofa 
Wlo'ii Hu* Hwoet myntory canu* ’ • 

H i- no Uiyutery now. Mary. 

It in uiiTelli'd your liy yoar; 
r Till -»1 ljlx Irfymir nyirrlH^ luomln^. 

. , And l am lylnu hon*. ^ 

I cannot pictur** ynnr faro, Mary. 

Tile face iff tho lirido to-duy ; 

You have outgrown hiy knowledge 
In year* that have MI|>|M>d away • 

I hui Him icirUwh Ukrnnvr 
Ilrown eye" uml brown IrIIIur hair 
UckI known l did love you dearly. ' 

And wnirplcntti'd Mint yfiU'werv fair * - •> 

I am glad Mint you are hnppj. Mary ! 

Thi'M' tonrn. did you nee -M idiii rail. , 

• Would Bhnw. though you have forgotten, 

I linTc rotuftnlAircd f^l Vl 
And though my rifp i* leti empty. 

And yourti with its joy* ruiiB o ev. 

Mod keep joii it* BWeelliesri. Mnl'V. 

Uriinuilng fon*T«‘r more 1 . , 

o. 

Kiirihn N. O.-Clirlitimi A, Invent. 

“Reduce the Price of the Books,’’ 

Mctluslist hunks. , if emirse. us tlmt is the 


_ OFFICE, .Of) GRAVIER ST. 

di ' id - ^ ! ;i " 11 ^ «■- "f r.n n .i. >„ m, nst n n i ..„ n .. nt H 

.itist.lue, th,, tit will he pi, id nt Confer,", niehnneJk^ 'l?'™.} 


itolf 

the preachers on their rcspcctivn circuits their in.iuire.l rl ?1* ZZZZZt. 1 


jusi huck. tlmt it paid nt Confer, mee ml.h, ..I l T ; m 1 

-’I' On, fun, this Bonk m l re.td’o ,h rmT" 7 

spoirk llic things Hint I know; hence f ° f * ,,alW '"« l*rtly 

"f 7"' trmlld " *>“< Oiomsclvcs nlsjut making ten, of ',he A call. ",17 ‘ I HZ'" . 7. 7* 


‘ "V "selves a, wot making tees of kfi, Aceih.mv r , 

provision to pay their preacher. Remove nt work the haildh. ' . r ‘’ und <* m »" 

now: we say. Huh difficulty or ohjeotion and shirt . 1 ,.,., n i K ' W> ‘ ‘ u " < 0,,t off ' Bn< l 
,v-m will. I ilonht .not, s,.e- a convalescent ‘ h. Ow 

stale, to some extent, in the support of our (Men,,, whom I ’’7 

tiHiiiHtrv; for tliev would then I... . 'terwards found, whatever 


ministry ; for they would then hnve no ex- mny have Is.,,,, mvT^f 

ense for not pur, hush, g our ll.s.ks, and then strong ami excellent man —tT'rT' “ 

the ohi tlrieknieil excuse far not pa ying q,, nr- nn 1 1„' Doctor gava 

gar esng- js* **?»■ 

, the lowest pLihh, price. To ,“g" huiId ‘ 

that nil people could.. Bo blest with our (,-p,d miaisti r itxvL vO. tlonmn w «» " 
very best pul.licuti, ms. , .. ’ t "“" "dh mine surprise that 

Bn. let no, me think that -low priere will cmmoTiio muVh Z'"" U '«V “W^ 

noLhriilg in n large revenue to, tl V e Cl,,, ret, . t.wnorrow is Salnr.b.T ™V' H ^ h , ' nil ' ,y ' 
Many of ,mr citizens thought that n reduo- drive" -tlmt is hunt deer ' " P wd R" nn< * 
ti.’M „f postage would bring the treasury about .W^g , " id ^n 
largely. In debt. But wlmt > tiro, prriotioal tlmt i would accent of H ' , b "‘ "W , <’l ,|,| ,ol 

"’by, so well does this ' ,nok 

arrange,,, e, it work, that there will la, -a still thing of the 1 >„h LL , 
farther re, luetic, prayed for. I understand, at ,,,,,1 girded L J* "J l,'"’ 7 

; the approaching session of Congress. It otl„.rs scoured , 1 , ‘r ‘ , 7 71° 


re-7 terview. with Mr. Glenn, and of „,c Mdier- 
™- hke dinner taken at this Imlf-envcred build- 
'■ "'R' -Lew'UBR tlmt this gentleman was a 

our (lospel minister, it was with some surprise that 
,e heard him express himself thus: “\W 

re'h. 


lit ^-ntand can- 

duetion of the price of „„r hooks 1 tter ’' '»"• "" follows:' 

James A. Clement. wa d ? ^ A< * de *"X *•% I 

Clennville, Ala., Nov. 24, 1*51. - . 1 Wog the build- 

. .. , -rl ,B * • !’ ut 7 ,d M . r Ulenn, ‘our new Acndomy; 

«» tniH.ii,,,' A, J„ r „, tiV.n "win » 10 '• ,,lddl ”R tt,on in process of eroo- 
LIFB AND WRITINGS OF DR. OLIN. • flnl " h< ‘' 1 th '» Wl. You will teach 

si .. ... - * , in that tdl the new one is finished.' I ensured 

Mn. Editor: 'Since the death of IV. Olin, for #700 per year. I in , g 

much regret Jm» been ex,ue«se,l that' he left Thu ,hs,r was hung on u cipleof stliZd 
no more ,d the productions of Ills pen. Doubt- the. windows were miserable | drew mv to 

I. hh s„ much cause fur regret here Mo to the wall; where 1 was sunnlie<l wi7h 

as was at first thought. It is believed tlmt light tlmt came in between two logs In . 
Iron, various sources printed and unprinted, few weeks tl,e sehool was removed to the hew 
enough might he gathered together to make huiiding, I had a large number of scholars. 
volunit'H of workn. Olin imihI much at- and continual in „ 


was (lobiL and Minerva hadiiiolteid into other 1 ung-wo re going to talk fthiait, an old father .. ,. K . ~ .7* , , r 

ivnd .\p<i|lMvaH grey with eld, and the most A* ' vll cn he v f)rougl}t up Judgb White . ' . ‘ *. * ” U *' . 

elegant idolKof antiquity had gone to the u . 11 binding, about. chewing and wjuirting H L. .* .. I . . ' 

■nulc.4 and 1110^. But there is One who ! US ‘ 0, T C0 ^ hl,uw 0ud : Y <*- «'i* less there is ' 2 


is the voice from the north, south, east an,!’ 
west of mtr beloved Methodism. “.Hi since the 


cat and he m'rrv ; fur this my son was dead: also the Fountain 'of •Ufo/tke Alpha and Ome- l ,rioc ,lf <mr 11 *1M very well. I haw 

and is. alive aguin.; lie was lost, and is found" ga, Jesus the Son .of' God. From his. Gospel no ‘ ,oub - t >" * b « days of Mcth.slism, t, 


I could willingly extcnU these renmrks to it was^ that the old classic. lamps, when filled f »™ftooks fi,f ,i« wo eofild get co,m, 1 uu " 1 in Academy three years.’’ 

other species of composition, and would like with fresh oil, were kindled igaib; and at | **».*«’ *'■ have 

to show particularly how many modtdH of elo- that Gospel it was that Bacon and Locke anil a PP ri8C(i * time and again, that wo live in a 0 f writing when his health and ntren^th w li that mi. ; » c # nn « ct >»» with driving deer, 

quent argument and engaging iliscourHc are Milton and Newton and all tho mighty^pir- P ro 8 re f* wlve Hgo - - and hence it will not do for j fc u j i- iy • t . ° U ‘ " l,H ovn 111 tl,tJ Sout * 1 wre n°t given to 

coined in the New 'IW.mcnt. But on its of anode, -n Europe, caught the L whMh‘- ^ »’onnsylva«« wag,Ms. as the Clvit!® ^ Z ISTT'*' ^‘“*«not.l. 

thevwide field of fevehition. with its intellec- niade them blaze the meteors of our finim- ^ entci1 Gookmau wouliksuy, when wo can fi rfl t drauuhts freauentlv if not in »» m,' i u P^ n u " ft mor c matter of amuse. 

tu»l opulence, I forbear enter. I. cm easily "tent, the marvels of our favored time. ‘^ u tbo r V ^ ^lk by elec. n 7 \ 7 T*? “ " ot 

understand how the Bible woe one of thef.mr And should any one now chance to hear ^ ^7^ ‘I', 0 ^ !hc ITuLTn * ^ ^ ‘‘ 

volumes which always lay on Byron's table: me who is ambitious to be the lasting teacher A ^ i 7 7 *" 7 7*' fuuU ' il ' ,M P r(ib P bl y that much lift affording a ° pUrp °“ ° f 

and it wouUyje'oasy. to till a lecture with the or the extensive light of spdety-to paint or J ' 7 ‘ e „ ’ i ° ,° 8 h Itlm in manuscript is already fit fur the suite, to tlm , K T" 

testimonies, witting or unwitting, which think or sing fur a wider world' than our raiL f'"' press. ,',„d that more would nedhut^ lift ^ “ "! r ^«* 

painters, sculptors, orators and poets have way renders, lot. him remember that nothing " ,k1 ' Butllor . J* ,U 'U h, come us to mt prnnus- vWll ^ H appears, from a eomnu.nieation in 01 in's ml I , T"" 11 rc *I )0ct ‘ n g Dr. 

rendered to themonttho ugjit-suggesting hook can immortalize the' ZXf genius if tll'e're 7 ^ W, ' B “ tlm last AtaTJ Vh^'ylZ’Sl-a" ^ 

“m all the universe. ' rrfeaS,,s at'tne Ini nffTRSR Iff telmSmT,’ 

-TV 8 -a*!- ,-m«. .A7.I; SSL SS«5K»A!«-. “7 


Frrtii lli« Ol.rMU Atlvoenlr mi,| Joumnl. 

LIFE AND WRITINGS OF DR. OLIN. 


the nehool wns removed to the hen: 
I had a large number of scholars, 


rks Olin imidmuch at- ami continued in that Academy three years’’ 
» While pursuing his col- It may ho proper to remark, in reference to 
snifter was in the linhit Mr. Glenn's connection win. ... 


ic South urc not given to 
Indeed, driving is not al« 


painters, sculptors, orutors and poets have way readers, let, him remember that nothing , 7 , H>eume u 

rendered to the most thnugjit-suggosting hook • can immortalize the wurks^if genius if there r-V'.'IIT " u’,!' °', lr ' rS , : , ' 

Tri all tho universe. W ni^^m at^ie 176’ riff' TSSp51 

writing. It never etejw tftide for a aroment Gospel nro tho world's main stock of truth—* j HU ppose however iny Bro^ 


gocnl idea. It hart only one eiul— to tell the iquirk which can ignite our dead truths into 


reform." ] 


world about God.s great salvation : and vet queneliless and world quiokening irowers. f 111W . ... * V , 

4 i I . ,, ,m i , 1 h * to my mind we will, ere long, very sensibly 

tlm u under is. that it lms incidentally done For practical and dovotiona.1 purposes, avo fool it. Yen, do avo not now already feel it* 
more to supply the world with poAverful nnd could des.re no hotter version of the Bible If not, why this voice from every noint of 
happy dictum, and l.ternturc with noble than oar own truthful nnd time-hallowed the compass. “Reduce, reduce the price of 
thoughts and images, ahd the fine arts with translation. But for those purism to which „„ r books ! " The brethren stationed in the 
memorable subjects, than perl, ups all other we have this evening adverted-for t|,o sake city full, do, not know altogether howto am 


nmm. u ,s pronamy uje ease that much left affording a plcuung and diverting 

by him ,» manuscript ,» already fit for the suited to tlm age and condition rf a 27Z 

press, iuul tlmt more would need hut littl , wish to -ike a iIlZS 

vising. It appours, from a communication in Olin's mental habits From 8 *7' 

lw - 

tor Inw’Writton ciatsuleralae that ho left u„- the imnrw«t,m , '? w 

published. The author Of that communion, naryS^Zt 
U.mjmeake of Oh, fa t hi,, king with his pen " 

since lie wrote Ins travels. This he was iff JMSflHlron. ,1, diver „ * 


onr hooks ! If' wo do not, it is quite evident ,, l it 7 W 

to my mind we will, ere long, Aery sensibly .- '‘'. ff f, 7"*' " my There nev 

feel it. Yea, do we not now nlreiuly feel it? «“‘V« that halufmore of late yearn, take. |>. Olin WB „ „ 


rrirmdiT-niB Tr.’*.i'." — » 


memorable subjects, than perhaps all other we have this evening adverted-for t|,c sake city full, do mot know altogether how to an- , ' , ■ - — 

lawks that havo been written. The world's of its intelligent literary perusal, we have precinte. such enlls ns nre intw being made in '' y “ n ■ ,ouni111 ' several artioles over tin- signa- 

Makcr is the Bible's Author, and thb same, sometimes wished that, either in tho originals reference to this subject. Tho call 'is riot tUri! of timothy, of singular richpcHs and 

profusion . which furnished so lnvisjily the or in English.- some judicious editor would made, I apprehend, because beauty, written ),v Olin rh, hi. , — : — 

abode of man. has filled so richly and adorned givens, each in a separate fasciculus, the not books at all : it is becaii 

so brilliantly tho book of man. - several eon tributions of eael, sacred penman: our lasiks. And wily, von 

And just as tlmt Bible is'fhe grout store- As it is,. with flic sixty-six volumes of tlie Bi- they not our hooks ? Not he 

houso nnd repertory of intellectual wealth. ' du lld compressed into a single tome, we are C rs can not, or will not supp 


have oultivatod that huhit more of late years, take. Dr. Olin 1 w«« <> I*r I**" mi ** 

lie employed his pen in religious enmposi- thinker His nmsterl * continuoua 

tion in the early part of his ministry. .Ce ZeTcd by the nZ I * 7 
years ago, Urn writer of this articla was shown His surpassing JZ! 

by BiHhop Andrew, in a. bound file of the \V 


mih HurjHiMHing mental powers were qualified 
for suoli preparation, by severe, thorough, 
.systematic cduqpiun, 


beauty, written by Oiin. On his lenying N’hy. 25th 1851 


le. I apprehend, because our people have ^ 7,'. „ * , , ,, nv,n R 

books „t all : it is because tl!ey have not ^ 7 J,andol I ll '-Macon. 

h,H,ks. And why. yon may ask, have r™* »«Htared m the 

• • 1 Georgia papors relativo to tho siipply of the 


An Arqt'xiNTsNOE. 


brilliantly tho hook ot man-.-- several oontributmns ot each sacred penman : „„ r hisiks. And wily, you may ask have /, cqinmiinioauons aptienred in tlie Newsoaper 

And just as that Bible is'fhe great store- Ab !t is - with t,lc volumes of the Bi- titoy not our h.s.ks ? Not because the preach- l“P ors teUt.vc to the supply ,,f the |n n# oth<j ~ , , 

use and repertory of intellectual wealth, Me ,,,11 compressed into a single tome, we are ers can not, or will not supply them, but be- "'"ta'r V “°* H « *W. I '°!' 8 ' “»«•< information be im 

l imiHt add that its vital trutluis the grand a l^ |° r ^K art ^ thtira. not only as homogeneous cause they ciin get others cheaper. F'or i i- I forward by tlie IVlothf^ I e irc U m«tu l ioeH ho Tuvora 

iree of intellectual »<iwer. When Sir Sam- ms pi rat * UH1 - which they are, hut as con tempo- stance, they can got them from twenty-five ^ H, t - T. 1 waH i 10U ^ i ,u m j u - unjuRt|y , n j Iu j throuirh 0 a ^udiri^i^ li? 6 

I Rornlllv visited lBrls. iriftnediat.du nfo.s rary compositions, which thoy are n #t. \Ve to fifty r,,-,- a..,.,,.; r<jccti«l to make way for a clergyman of the > ugh a judnious. well- 


mj i liiuos Iiuu UIIIS un mmii iiuiii.iia tuv ^imiu , * , *"* ; «' » msj Lilli UllItTB nil,’lt|HT, P Or III- 

Bource of intellectual ufiwcr. When Sir Siun- ins l nrft tbm, winch they are, but as conteiripo- stance, they can got them from twenty-five 

• i. ... • . . . ... VflPV nilllllAlluililAIAU tl'Ilinl. ill/,., n.n .... 4 \l r . <• s. ... . 


i hi iv hi 1 1 1 v «»i «mr i in ii ii 1 1 • * i * i u hi. tv* ana uur .. . . „ lun.ivii nun iininviiuit is HOUlierilUi: m: , * i . . . 

sublimest enjoyments ‘in this life, religion is c " m I )1 ^ a ^ on ^ ie AugshurgcOnfesHion. And broadcast over the face of ^lio land, and es- u, r p ia ' ” H « l ‘m° ^ so rei y uh<h mt 

necessary to the comforts, tfie conveniences, w ' lt ! 1 . oac! * 1 P° r tion divided into those numbered pcciully amongst our Methodwt peonlo ; and J-L» nfii^ui f *° r- * n” * ™ ^ ,n rmewy. 

and even the clcgunces jmd lessor pleasures P“™gruplw wbieh Avd call vorses, wo are apt nil this,' Mr. Editor, not because their hooks ••.]<£, ■ ,, -"7 'IJL oZ?tu«m»alU» ‘ 'T"* ? 
of life. Not only did I ‘ncrier meet Adtli a G'lose »ipht "f the clinmoteriwtie Htyle of the are better, but merely because they ore cheap- to tin,' nnl H ' ' am gme 

writer truly eloquent who did not at least uf- c<*u,p.A,itionK. An epistle looks like, er than ours, ? Z™ „ P „d F T* w .'T 

feet to believe in religion, but t never met 1 ! ko “ collooti<m «“*. «•;.«»? inquired, bow may this evil Llioatin* Z'.LZ. taksn d hhlZlI 


of adagos or apothegms. But allowing one 
book to contain tho minor prophets, and un- 


called, I think, the Constitutionalist, nnd gnA'c 
to the public some communications of inuul, 
grace and dignity, uml decidedly effectual in 
vindicating the |K>sitions taken by himself und 
Ins friends. 


mopohto. He may live in the forest*, walk- 
ing mile* to a post-offloo, having a'lmdl but 
once u week, and lie shall Iw found as famil- 
iar with the living world u, (lie busiest actor 
m it! For the nuwspojicr is a spy-gloss by 
which he brings near the most distant thing* 
---a miorocoripc, by which he leisurely exam- 
ines the most minute -an car-trumpet, by 


with one in whom religion w/is not the rich- ' or apotnogins. But allowing one —for evil in one sense it is— Is: remedied ( |,j a friondH ' J inc* the most minute an car-trumpet, hy 

est source of his eloquence." I an, persim- ' t0 oontum 1 , 1 " 11101 ' PWP 1 *#^ nn- To my mind the remedy is easy. Just let us |>, l)K;r8 0 f M ,ip«rior excellence, written by whioh 1,0 collects and brings within bis hoar- 
ded tlmt in things intellectual the , rule wifi 0 u ' r 10 B ° noru e l ,ls, ‘ C!! . “ere w<a ( ld still change our policy on this suhjoA. us lias al- him on tho state of the Church, its usagm in « u ’' th “t in said und done ail oyer the 

hold, tlmt piety is powor. I am persuaded ron '‘ un "^’ ur 8 . | t ' ri ' nt J' ,nB I urcd . P enm RP rt ‘! l(1 y '>een suggostod, time and again, aud u „d various enterprises, appeared in the Ail- uart ' l “ u museum, full of curio*itioc— * pi«- 

tlmt no produetionH of genius Arill survive trr a* ri liigsjiug it. mucli to their mutual more raeoritlyMiv .th c Rev. P. P.: Smith, in v ,a; tt to in 1*34 and 1835. Tliev won un- tuf e gallery, full of living pictures from real 

the find of nil things, in which there is not ,Uu8tr,,t “ m ' '»-uml up n, separate volumes, the N. O. C. Advocate of N'ov. 15. The sug- hounded approbation ot the time, and* were P- drawn not on canvas, but with printer'* 
Something of God ; and I mil further persim- l ,,v * !r '“ u »“ th « lr individual identity, gestions there thrOAvn out by' him contain* suited not simply to the coudition of things 'ml' on paper. The effect in liberalizing and 
ded. tlmt no book coil exorcise a lasting as- 0 B " ,ula ‘ >us Iiuvu in one volume all that more truth than poetry, and uro entitled to then existing, but, might now bo republuibed “"'urging the mind of tho young, of tlu* 
cendency over mankind on which his blessing ‘ osl '"^ r "*^ uml 111 anotlier, elironohigienlly our consideration, because thoy nre practical, with, perhaps, the same good effects that nt- weekly commerce with tlie world, will be np- 

hnsjiot heeri implored, and in whicli liis Spi- ur ™ n 8e • * ic Avntiugs of l’uul. Ono vol- and this is what we want. VVhatliann tended them then. His inaugural address on parent to any who will ponder it. Once, a 

rit dries not speak. Of all the powers and ul, ’e lnl R 1 00,1 lun ll " the psalms of David : Avouhl there be in trying, tho progressive priii- entering upon his duties at Randolph Maeon liberal education could.be completed only by 

faculties of the human mind, the noblest is "'l” , UI ' U ! M0 ,.P ,,' 18 ’ nu “fly “* numerous, ciplo of cheapness, to tliis Butiject ! If, as Collogo was published in rsiuiphlot form, mid foreign travel. The sons of the wealthy only 

t • 1 . . 1 1 . . « .. WHICH were lllliltea 1)V MmutR nnr! A uii nli n n.l II... C..»:4l. l I .1 i i • . • . . 1 .. . / r .. . i.i • .i « 'T*i n . ^ 


luifljiot .been implored, and in which his Sj»i- r) ' iiiugs oi 1 aul. uno vol- artd Ahis is wlmt we want. What harm tondod them then. His inaugural nddrom on P«^t*nt to any who will ponder it. Once, a 

rit docs not speak. Of all the powers nnd umt - ,n, ^ r ' ' 00,1 ,un al1 the p«almH of David : would there be in trying.tho progrcHyive priii- entering upon hin duties at Randolph Macon l»!*>ral education could. be completed only by 

faculticH of the human mind r tho noblest is ^l * q 01 . . . ^ J , I 1181 neurljflw numerous, ciplo of cheapness, to this Huhject ! If, as Collogo was pubfislied in pamphlet form, mid foreign travel. The sons of tho wealthy only 

the ono which God lias created fur himself: w 110 1 wore nu itod by Moses nnd Asaph and Brother Smith says, and T do nut doubt his was rio doubt one of tho best oximsitions and cuuhl indulge in this costly benefit. Butnow 

and if tluit reverential or adoring faculty do ,°. ‘° r8 , n “ n ? 0OV01 ' I,e ,,ountl U P 11,0 w»rd, us I bcliovc him to ho a man of vote- vindieutiopB of classical learning over givon tl,e P°° r Wl " lcam ns muciuab 

not exist, nr he hy suicidal hands extirpated', ■ '-I 8 ’’’ ' ^‘ Ht CH ’. “ nd Apocalypse of city, and as I huvo some experience inysoif in to tlie world. There is his controversy with ,lomB ' '**• n hundred years ago, a gentleman 
tho world will soon cease to feel flic man wlio ° 'Ji?" Bon fi. trying, to sell our ljooks, ho could sell five co Dr. Robinson. relative to urcliteological disco- 1«™ By journeying tho world over l 

had no fear of God. The' stuteliest'compnrt- 1 - 1 n ij 1 " cunurted philosopiier, and pioH to one of Clarke's Commentary, uml ten vcrics ut Jerusalem ; nnd various other mis- h or, whij# there are some advantages in go- 

.. .. -- tnatjuicicnt " wealth of nliHnnfl" vxLL.Ja utnvfl k! I i. ' . . . „ . " . ' : 4 :„4. *1 l.i !z t. .i . 


lmd no fear of God. The' stuteiiest'enmpart- 
mont in this human soul is the one which, in 
creating it, Jclmvah reserved for his own 
throne-room and presonco-clmmbcr ; and how- 
ever curiously decorated or gorgeously fur- 
nished the other compartment* he, if this he 
empty and void, it AYill men diffuse a blank 
mid' beggarly sensation over all the rest. 
And thus, while the Voltuiresand Rousseaus, 
uf atheist memory, are waxing old and van- 
ishing from the firmanent o£ letters, names 
of less renoAvn. but more religion, brighten to 
a greater lustre. So true is it that no man 


tl„i, in r /• .. ... ‘ .i?—— Turin, hv Jerusalem, unu Turruun inner uu 8- - ,» B vn ... B u- 

l ri'blfib wore to opo of Wesloy'H Sermons, how much, aa’O ccllunoous articles written from time to" time ing out into the world, it in thfi poor man’* 

«“ Uuwn By oMowpn. And under such ask. would be gained by the operation ? In -all uf which, or well-nigh all, might ( and privilege to huvo the world come and ae* 

.un arrangement might wo not hope that the first place, live, instead of ono family ought they not I ) lie guthcrcd up und emho- hi,,, ! The newspaper is a great collector, a 

mo s. us, m a read in chapters or smaller only, would be blessed with" the Commentary, died in his works. greut traveler, a great lecturer. It is the 

lnnrsL s, nog it sometimes he feud continuous- „„d ten instead of otic with Wesley's Scr- His memoirs will doubtless he published ; common people’s encyclopaedia, the lyoeuin, 
.A . tu en i uav n from tho shelf, as another ut- mons. In the second place, suppose thriCom- and will not somelssly lie employed to collect the college. [Rev. H. W. Beecher. 

truitiAe imik would la. taken, on a leisure mentnry now to he sold for eighteen dollars, alul publish his writings both printed anil un- m 

CAening, uml read tbrougb at a single sitting 1 This eighteen ihillurs, then, would be all tlie printed '-r-uiol cannot: that one, who may lie Sabbath Letter Writing.- “ Strange,” 
• light avc not hope, in such a ease, that Avliije jnnney realized hy our present policy ; hut thus employed, be placed in such eircumstun- said a po*tmasU-r, not long since, on Monday 


can long keep a hold of Ilfs fellow 
.less lie himself*' first has hold of Gi« 


t lose who .now read the Old und Now Testu- now chango the jsilicy, and sell them for ten ces as to ho able t 
meats w oulil mid them still, sumo^vlio at dollars, and hero you have tho noat progros- undivided attontic 
present do nut road the Bible might be tempt- shin, by reduction, of fifty dollars. So with brought forth lib 
1 1 to. read- 1 uul.-Mosos-undMsaiuh V- AmL is Wesley V Sermons.- ( tnn crqiy now is sold for wholly omnpiafed 


men, un- j t too sartguinc too expect tlmt, as tho search- 
ing of scriptures and sacred knowledge' thus 


three dullurs. Tlireo dollars is all, then, tlmt 
is realized hy our present |ailiey. Cliungo the 


printed '-rriind ciinuot. that one, who may !«• Sabbath Letter Wkitino.- “ Strange,” 
thus employed, lie jilacod in such etreumstun- H1 “>' a postmaster, not long since, on Monday 
ces as to ho uhlo to devote his whole time and morning, as lie emptied a huge mass of let- 
undivided attention to the busincs*, till be lms fora from bis box, “ that people will not at- 
brought forth his works, .not partially, but fond church on the Sabbath instead of *tay- 
wholly completed ! — : — - ing at-home to write letter*.” The ordinary 

Frequent. mention has bcon made of Olin's number of package* made up on other daya 
connection witli Tabernacle Academy, in was statod to he almut 40 ; on Mondays they 


K..t if ji„,. I , B * ""s’™ *uu»jcuge uius ,s realized l,y our present policy. Llrnngo the connection will! luucrnacie Aoadcmy. in was siaieo ki oo uouua w, uu uiutiuays iney 

tbiishiinnsinn, ^n/.n'l ,L rC T f' l .| l , U . * nc ” )lt sed, some who first^ resor ted to. tho book policy und sell tliom for two dollars, and it South Carolina. The circumstances tlmt sometimes amounted to 125, and usually wra 

buoyed the win • f FI 7 ' 'V • ' '| U "" 18 111 ‘tufury ' entertuiiuiient. might learn from brings up, us by magic, the sum total to conducted him thither seem plainly providon- double tho number of those on other daya of 


buoyed the wing of I'luto in his long and it the lessons which make wise tolife over- 
ethereal flights, or' bulged the Saxon muscle lasting! 

o(A/Sl„.Lc.;„...,. i.: . .. 


'"Wliootuul . * it would work admirahlv if wo could onlv sec f r,)m "* u vain aspirations of worldly glory. ** 

(c is mi Z kn « rTT! "‘A' 1 ' 1 I* rn,1 ' lcw , J t « k tpsem-.-Throe him- u ih ,, lion tho prico of t Lw. “"<* «f directing him to the cross and service «• Jauea docs not contradict St. Paul, 

esus wmHn * (’Od whobi the hohever in dr ^ converted Jews arc now engaged in va- ^ of „ mkirt „„ un P DUul d |vWend, I’f the Redeemer Dr. Olin's'&wn words, in they both very Well agree. One tells Uf «« 

ion ,7 7:77 ‘r r",T ,n 1 r 'y " ls l' in ‘- n I ‘m 7 ' ' pron<d,ll, R th,,t „« i» m.w our custom fo-thc several Annual onoc relating these circumstances, were nearly the principle, and the other of the practice ; 

feqji IS r :“t , Sr r HU8 W,lH ,0 Cmm '" • % -rouow*: ttre.atl«,.minggiv.,,mAug-«fo. **“ d ^ to the tajmtbh^l. 

I todioLies* I woriliptoiS »ot for four - rele of siiid book* he upphed as a bonus, upon Ga.:-~»Oft leaving College 1 came to thi* Jistribu^on of Uiosame blrering.lhrt 

no genius after a. otb, r , ^enumerate 1 he trails, tom from joy to sorrow is easiest: t i ie ,, ri cc is to bo annually reduced Stiite with the view of teaching, und expected «ver grace reigns, it, will reign through rfght- 

indh d if it did t e, t ? 77 7 ?7 I". 1 ,l “ th ° ‘ r "° <linmoi,a ’ when For in the name of co.ii.no, . sense wlmt bon- to h« employed in Putnam county, hut was **»*>"*•«• _ ' ' ' 


ofrSlmkspcare in his mightiest efforts inconi- IT,, be eonilmml ] : ,Wh >«** Mr on pai»r, 

pariiMJ- more prevalent is tlmt intellectual “ ' — - duC8 ! , 'Yf U : **’, 1 «* fo»y convinced 

proweAs which u scriptural foi th . produce*. •»*«'* Pheach.no the Gospel.— Thrie him- ! WouId w * rk “ d ^ W y ' , we 0 ? uld ™ f 866 
He is mi unknown God'whr*. the bediever in «M converted Jews are now engaged in va- ' *" ‘77 ‘ h ° ^ f***' 

Jesus worships, and it is no ordinary inspira. ri '.u» parts of thS world, in pmiehlng that i ‘""fo’"' of making an annual d.vple.ul 
lion wljicb tlmt God ofljght and love sum •'»""* Christ is “He tlmt’ was to cm„e." “f " 0W 0 “V uu8 ^ lu ' fo voru ! A 1Wtai 

plies to bis servant*. And were it not for fear ■ ' • .Conferences,, let the revenue arising from the 

of tudiuusness I wnnl.|ta N> ,.jk , , .. „ . Bale of said bi'sjk* bu applied as a lionus, uisin 

1 g I aftc , ; mi, ;!" r,,u ; . 1 1,u t,a, ‘ 8,t r ,n tu «?*>* « ^ ^ u Jl —w y ^Lt 

kindhid if it did not n -an. T. f 77 7 FT 7 \ “I ‘ h? ,* rU ° wh#n For in the name of co, , liner, sense wlmt ben- 

bovumi all controversy wns ir " l \77-’ " m ’y t),c brpatli, recovers its lustre efit do we, us Mutliqilist preachers, exfmat to 
.Doyonu uu L<mii<)\cr«y, \\uh <mr own Milton k nooner than jfiiluo oned. * ■„ , .... 1 ^ 

poetic aright. This was tho struggling oner- _ denv.e from tho were pittance tlmt is anmuilly 

V mH 7 7 Ifore.- - A liright and beautiful bird is hope j J?te Sffi S^Jly^P 

muttering and anxi V usomc«. scut itepSd' Igs" w f’tTt t 7 *7 7 77 ‘“t ^ ‘mT B ‘ k * To V cw " 

U ' " /.Li I 1 *? i, isaAunfgoW to -pus* away, it warbles it* %wectest. -notes, For tlionsands of dollars, l lmve no douty, 
nm Lems, e ® ’ M p r " m 1 ll " 1 ' pa - and lighten-- again fhe slender fibres of our lmve been iiiudercd in\ur Conference colleo- 

trmrclm 1 times, udown the russet steep of Ph- hearts that grief ha* loien wearing away tione, arising fro,„ this Aery fact or policy of 


twenty (lolltirn. tiul, u8 though God donigneil to Bring him we ®.k* How many of thace lettert are 

This looks finely, Mr. Editor, on paper, foFfl»« purpose of turning liiuj away eonsUtent with the oommand to “ Rcmeipber 

docs it not ! Well, sir, I am fully convinced fro*" the meshes aud gloom of seopticisiu, tlie 8»bbatb day to keep it holy." 
it would work admirably if wo could only sec Pr,,m Dm vain aspirations of worldly glory, * * _ • ' 

it ih oix-ration. Reduce tho prico of. them, “"<* " f directing liiin to tbo eras* und scrAioe • *•«*»*• ,locH contradict St. Paul, 
then . instead of nmkiriir un annual dividend, of tlm Redeemer. Dr. Olin's “wn word*, in they bteh very well agree. One tells «f ot 


icovtim itn liwtrc ufit do we, jim MotliqdiMt prettchew, expodt to disappointed in obtuhiing a nituiition there. g y ’ evert thi 

■ derive from tlm mere pittance tlmt is annually I was stopping, without any employment, at may be emoyaj in an unlawfbl 

dealt out to u« from this sourco ! It is but a, " public-house in this oity ; and, on taking up Unwarrantable , luina e r . 




allowed to 


lighter tlmt' advertisement, I made' my way stigmatized as a 
up tlm riviir, aud arrived at the place of the sent* real things i 
location of the Academv; a place which I miry. 


though 
of ih?/ 


they wrre 





4 





©K ilfttt (Orleans Christian J'limorate. 








iristiou linunutr. 


Saturday Morning, .lannary 


~ South- WMt«m Bible Society, The Bible on the Pacific. 

OF HW OIUJUKR. I.A. Who will not rejoloe nt the curly and sys- 

Thl* Sooietv held it* second anniversary tematio diffusion of the Word of God thnt 

. ' ' - - . wwt . t. , . m • * T III- I 


ings of the Almighty God must full upon it | 
[ Murmurs of approbation.^ 

Kvery act of Divine, Providence takes n ] 


Addison Lea, transferred to Momphis Con- least ono more man from Louisiana; two if him 23 symsls, 134 prosbyuj^ 8 o 4 
Ibrence. you can well spare them. What soy you? ters, (118 licentiates and «tu1 I 


,THi»on»fx. La r Dee. SI. 18*1 
Mr Dea* r*o Tr.v there is gveet room 
(hr improvement in traveling f.eilitie- in 
1 ,, onr joomey to this place proves. 


cxercisca )»y rending n select portion of Scrip- | <,iotY : 

turf ant) nn Appropriate aud.f<T v c ! ri \unil>er of volutnoft gold at Depon- 

to the throne of grace ’ . ■ ' ton* and by Colporteurs 

An appropriate hymn was sung hy the Nutnfcer m.tagbh ; 

choir and congregation, after which tlio an- * 

mini report was presented and rend by \V. r„ial .. 


L ...... niuin J j-- - — "MO, ™ iicuuuaves and 8 t u j , 

Kvery act of Divine, Providoncq takes a | John II. Itohinson, David D. Byars, .lames T. can we have them ? Answer soon. ' ehurches, and 210,300 men'll^, 
course which apparently eannut be iindorsti“*l ( Munds und Abner Ervii b transferred to South it is a pleasure to ho able to say that the School branch, 21 synods, It)./ ^ 
hy weak men’s minds. But by-nnd-by cir- Carolina Conference. [II. C. Adyocnte. missionaries and families are nil well, and the 1.480 ministers. 204 sWileiit) 
cuinstnnces break forth, which, even in our , ,M issto.s au v Money Boy S S Bryant ' R on<1 wor ' 1 11 prosperous state The mis- seminaries and licentiates, 1 579 ' , 
misfortunes, make ,, s’ realise the tihristint.’s Treasurer .of the North Carolina Confenm'c,'; ! Bion,,rips ," , '. , ' ntl - v B '' nt ,/ mt , " ,T nU nt ^ e ' r »" d 140.000 mcmlmrs. TogetL,? 
trunt. and show uh that (,»ou broMM the world. ,j\ii SH i onfll . v e <Mj j pty ro]K)rtH • | post* and doing well Hrothi-f* Gobor in Sac- ber 44 aynodii, 288 prenbyteriot uJ 

All miK hiisfiirfitneH'nre only the ..leans to ... ^ r ;. mllt 0 f tlu> year shows a great in- ranu ' nt " (i, y- in S ' mnm ’ “ nd *"* 822 ««*»«"»«• *»d sti,^ 

eorne to that end which God in h.s divine pro- cr0|m , „ f ^ Cm(nenee - on . th( . Brother Blythe in Nevada. churches ,, ml 360.300 e„„ llnimjcj 

vidnnoc has marked for us. And now I have 


iiuiiir Diyuie in nuvuuu. unurum-n, iwiu ouu.ouu COintnuiticjn 

We look with groat solicitude to the com- increase has been increased in 


714 l ienee nas ™ »»» * """ I subject of missions. I.ast .year’s report was ' " " ‘™ ,K " "" B™ 1 cnm ’ , 

208 lull -.confidence for my country s future. 1 less than #2 000 : this year over $4 000 : l.eing I iu « " f “ Htron 8 re-enforcoihcnt this winter, nearly twelvefold, churches eight,., 
440 have very strong reasons to convince me of| moro (hah doublonot only the amount of 1 last 1 a ,,d thp «*"»»*»««» " r °' ir t onfoi enco in and nearly ninefold in Its m PmW 

. * llm .ms!..,. O tflll Ultttl lints >1 rilsew, -A A .. 


440 have very ntrong retutonR to convince me of 
tlint. These reasons form the motives of my 


LKimI that (h» Convention appointed in your ,, poster. Esq. the Corresponding Secretary 
fin amt FrH~* M ^ ailroadtC vrill not* "The report contalns matiy polrtts of lull'- 
I. rest and exhibits .the society in a prosperous 


, , . . year, but our collections for several years 

hone. and trust, anil confidence, and nothing . 

* i - , l«w* 1 lus inereiise docs not arise from the 

gives me such consolation us that there is a ‘ .. , „ „ 

... , . ... . , ,, , territory aeiiiiired at the hiBt (ienornl Confer- 

(Sod in heaven who is a lilst and good God. . ,r , , 

. , , . „ . . , , onco; foe while (hat distnot made n goixl re- 

iind who will not allow a i nut cause to die. to . , , P 

port, about SoOO, there is BtiU an increase 
hecomc annihilated. It is out of the soul , > , , ,, . . ., . - . ■ 


Number ^f~vnlttfi5eS distributed by 
donation 


W^^o.tWB.tey.t Sr 'M ^ ^ ^ remftrkN ’ . .horeon. till we 
a, Monday, weawoke at Drnialdsonv.Ue. At ^ „ „, pv lK . fore UB 

thb point the Miatarippi spills out through A motion to adopt the re|sirt was made hy 
n hunch in it* meat hank, a streamlet of wo- .lames Saul. Knq.. and seconded hy \\ in. M 
ter-the bayou Ufourehe A Krenehmnn Randolph’. K>q.. who Stljlport.sl the resolution 
last night told me that this name, meaning a and report at some length, in a truly eloquent. 

••fork,” was given it because of it- shape ^ ^ flml influcn ,. c of B it,le truth 

After running About seventy miles the -bayou beautifully mnd forcibly illustrated by 

ymg i, and in about twenty tniles more emp- ftn( i tbe importAnce of tbe difl union 

ties into Ae Golf of Mexico. 1 found it of that truth, enforced with zeal and ability. 


h<* nublisbed N»«Dil>er of volumes in CbincHc. most- 
condition i but ns the, report wftl la- p.ihl sh.d , of Rvangelists and At-ts 

J_r A. «ma«bc (U.misnil till \Vi‘ . 1 . , n 


the Bntjljier brunches, none of which*. 


of the Apostles 

Number (if idiips supplied witp. Scrip- 
tures • • • • • 

Amount of sales during the year by 


year, but our collections for several years " „ h Mm„l!or hranebevnone of which,,, 

past , Tliis increase docs not arise from the And now, my brother, wi- want an editor to milch in tWH , and the prod^, 
territory aoqulre4 nt the last General Confer- and preacher, eto.- ■: yes, we want an editor, of churches, all hut the Dutch Iif 
once: for while that district made a goixl re- f ? r wo intend having u “San Krancisc, tdins- speaking the language, ;,aa| having,, 
port, about *800, there is still an increase ,m " Advocate” hy March or April next, origin, will rise to 4 general,^ 
from our old field of oppmtions of about ^, ee B ro8 f co ‘» B in ‘l 10 So “ th ® m ‘ Bristuu. synods, 360 presbyteries, 4.57s ttj . 
SI 600. This is cheering, and shows that love Advocate. - Whnt'sny you totliis ! Cun we 1.014 s udcntsa,,dhcenti n tes,5,K 2ftl 
for missions .is increasing among onr preach- h "I ,,,n ' ? r nd Clln wc H " d l,lm •“ ** « nd , 4(1 '.-oO eonimiinicants. 

ers And pcuplo. And now if ye (you) will deal kindly and J he last, in order of tune, of the^ 


. . 1f u f „ , 7 m from our ,,ld ficld of oppmtioiiH 

1 >Unt ' dr "« n, y ror ?° tt !' 1 d . Btl ^ n * th : f ,oh SI 600. This is Cheering, and shows that love 

'25 roubles me to go on in all duty and honor for j, increasing among nt,r preaeh- 

ior my ctmntry » Cause : « duty Hnnc ,.fied by pr ; ^ 

nr !!._!. .liit.i lit- mix Viilwnnn tr» •' * 


of about 


Colporteurs, and nt tbe Dt'p'y . • • 8043 05 ryligU.nT ryduty prescribed by, our religion to .. This is well, but we fuel convinced . that trui y with my master, tell me : and if not. ligious bodies thut aroso, was the H 


Amount of sales reported hv Ilcv 
' Mr. Douglas 


every member, of mankind — prescribed by tlio 


^' l “ Rev Mr Wiil'e'y' ! »H7 6U wldcb is the. foundation of ^ mieo . 

San J i we' Bibb- • (»0 «KI «~tWhood on earth— lhoii .halt love ono ()f $6 m w - 


maeh mailer than I expected— too shallow.- Mr: It. was follbwoel by the Rev Dr. Scott. — f*-. 

raat now. at ita river end. for our steamer to iff the Breshyterinn Church, who addressed Amount received from donation and _• 

J . . . . , *r i ... the audience in sflpprfrt/if the report in his subscriptions...... !mou 

pans in. It. ch.nnel Is uniformly narrow. i ,n,l (..etlnt- ninimer Amount bf-bwksfoediyed-from Am. 

' S i ,ri; E sr'», ^ 

ataatly ikrnck with the canal appearance of fyn,,, our city journals, exhihiting the. - — __ 

Ike bayou. Thi* llluiiori is strengthened hy cbufoiiercial advunftigwwhieh the geogrnphi- AmCunt still due A 11. tifflSufe • • . f8H.p 5B 

tbe canal amuixements in actual use. at such eal position of New Orleans gives to ft and the Amount Iff hixiks Mi hand at I tep’y . 032 93 

t nuoddT low W. Sli*. On M. I.S ' 

it a tow-path and crafts of various dimen- advantages, and . from tin sc as a tox . n J(wo . suxlkton. Ixw Angeles. Nan 

r * rt.n.lolas. ..re l» re " cl ' cr «rg»ed, still greater importanee Of |>, C go,sSonomn. Napa. Sonora. Be- 

•oaa, from heavy fit g improving tlio .advantages the position New nlcin. Jamestown. MaqunliiinnV 

going up and down, mi-ddleil or drawn hy Ox-Uettw- ^to» it in a moral and religious Hill. Nevada, Marysville ....... »292,83 

long ropes attached to horses on shore. sens,'! Hundreds of thousands of dollars and g925~7(i 

Our joomey fUn DonaldsonviUe to this years' of labor Mnp, j" ‘J" Krom tlll , r ,«going statistics, it will he 

place. 35 miles, was a novel and lively chap- l,, nus ,. s luld '«ech that nearly one tho,,sand conies of the 

tet of incidents. The Bishop and h.s party ,,,,,r. r „,i 11:1,1,. . i„„ M . 1 Bible 11,1 ,1< ‘’ ibid, portions of the W ord of t.od, have 


. 81231 85 

Total sides of -the Bibles and Testa-. 

ments of Alii. Bible Society 1130 85 


• at its river end, for our steamer to -f the 1-reebyterinn Church, who addressed Amount received from donation and ■ im ,j p, frhich -is not only theoretical (iut 

It. channel is uniformly narrow. ^ i^Teeeiyod.frmi.' A no ' ' ' practiced --[applause]- which requires us to 

banks even and slopimr. Onciscon- ‘V"* 1 ’ 7 ,,py ' 1 ,1 ? „ 4 .-l Bible Society, as iwr invoices. .. .8199 1 ,4. love our neighbor hy deed as well ivh by word 


another." ' 

1231 85 This is my principle, and this ix the princi- 
ple which gave me the hope thut when 1 ctime 
1130 85 t6 the ’’ United States, 1 would find here the 
~ great people of this country noting on this 


we can do better ; and therefore it was ‘re- 
solved’ to raise for missions iti l852 the Hum 
of $5 000. With energy and faith it can 
ensily be dono.” 


toll mo : that 1 may turn to the right hnnd Episcopal Church. It was i 


or to the left." Yours, in 


to tlie riglit liunil r.piscupai wnurcii. it was organic J 
i Christ, and in 1800 had 4Qi0OO member*. | t , 

.1. BoniNu. quent increase has been immense 
— spreads all over the country, and. m,, 

ii.-nmi, n,riin»i 1 a. i,..„ I-. eonferonees! districts nnj circifiw 

Navigation. the wliold land. The division took 

■ning iif tin- steam- 1844. . In 1850 , the northern brand 


038 18 This is niyhope even now. So, therefore, I 


Perils of River Navigation. the whol6 land The ilivU;,,,, 1, 1 ' 

CALIFORNIA OORRB8PONDBNCB. ,. ,, .,,, V ' ■ „ . tne w 11010 iifflp. 1 no 

... _ Mu. korraa; I he burning oT the steam- 1844. . I11 1850, the northern hunt! 

San Francisco, Nov.. 7. 1851. hunt Montgomery, one of our heat managed the "Methodist Episcopal Church’’^ 
Bey , H. N . McT v Eire . s packet boats, a few weeks since, and the sink- ministers, and 600,310 TnemlK'-, ,l 

51 V Dear Brother It has long been my | n g „f. the Clermont, lately, reminds llu- that dist KpiseopabChureli. Soii^i,' p;j., . 
purpose to avail myself of your kind offer to. tJ 1( , time is iipprofiching when wo may expect and .504.520 nieni^hjij-— itialiiihi 
present the claims iif the t alifornia mission to have many disasters on the river Missis- 5.540 ministers, and 1, [70 .K30 mnala-p 


eonfidenlly hoped that the more of religious to our people in the regions of the cirooln- sippi, iind none more fatal to-tlie lives of pus- adding smaller bodies; there will V 


Amount of* hooks at different local 
depositories, viz Sacramento. -Nun 
Jose, btoekton. bos Angeles. San 
Diego, sS onomit, Napa. Sonora. Be- 
nicia. Jamestown. Maquoluiiim- 
Hill, Nevada, Marysville 


From the foregoing statistics, it will he >1 
seen that nearly one thousand copids of tlio very 


WES IlO ineim ' ubiuiiiuuuiwb nuu iniaiuuu*, ..... . : I ; . 

he much preferred the Bible House. A Bible K,,,le ’ und portions of the W ord of God, have great 

III iiiuui |»tv * „ a.<„,1 n *n,l 1 ... nnuf VIMP nmnmr inrGliril ilttV. 1 


IHg f itlmcii t H would find in the United .Statow, OTX .TfllHftSs ^* uirc * 1 PW r » sengers than that of the burning or snagging be nt least G.00Q regular' preachy 

the more I would find those Hope a realized ' tH c °l umi ^- I^ike many other good purposes. 0 f the steamboat, which is genoraliy uccoili- than 8,000 local preachers, and up,,] 
toward my nation, mid toward every other ,lo wev;er, it has been deferred from tiipe to pauied by the drowning of sometiinivs a large million and a quarter of member, I 

nation in Europe, in such 11 manner that t ' ,nc ’ ' n 7 e .of finding a more leisure number. The loss of life by drowning from reason to lx-lieve, says Dr. B.,’that tki 

though, he the policy of your country what- * lour i until you have perhaps given me o.cr |,n n ts. within a year past, on theMississippi. horship of this eonmiunlea lm 

X-XI2 K'l over it may. yet moved by this Chrirtltliil prin- to hardness ot heu^t,. It is due yt)u and your fins not been less tlinti one hundred: all. or more than sFi times as fast as Ihpm 

“ !_ eiplc, which never enn he denied, they would lcndelM sl iy- " VU; B ,l,e ln . v engage- nearly all of which, might have been Saved, of the country has done sincc-liBl 

$925 70 we to the devolbpment of this great truth, .ments, having both a pastoral end general had the, 'boats 1 leen siipp iod with proper life- In addition to'the above large ilJ 

will lx) M. Kossuth, who spoke all through inn '-■barge, to which must lie uilded’the cares of boats, placed on deck, ordife-pn-servers hung tions. which speak the Knglish lu 

is of the very weak voice, evidently the result of tho 'V lui’ge lUTnily, iti.u country the very nature up in the state-rooms or die-.. cabin. 1 he- there is'n group of clmrehcs which, N 
rod, have great labors which iic went through yester : ol rcndow al * tlu! se duties difficult, lievc. Mr.. Editor, if some of our fine packet exceptions, ime the German langiuji 

duy. concluded by shaking hands with Bev. that 1 hnvo found it thus far impossible to boats would expend one hundred and fifty or are ten in 11 umber, and consist of thslj 


mrTT - nir in the nnlr land carriaces — - .--- ----- .. , been circulated the nnst \-ear among foreign day, concluded hy shuking blinds with Bev. ■ ... 

were moving ^off m onlylan ge H ouw erooted m Ncw’.Orleaim wmild domwe — including theC’hinese, in addition Dr. Bangs, and thquking him. - keep pace with the demands upon me, lean two l.undred dollars for life-preservers of 

the village afforded, as Our party came ashore good than all the CustOnlhouro* front St. . rt \ h win ’ ftiglii D. many it has oollteas llcv. Mr. Bnngs--May the l.ord bless you, eafcly say that 1 l.uvo not known I [in pleasure some kind about the boat, where passengers 
m Tueeday morning, lour humble servant Vctersbfirgh to Cape Horn. Dr. S. forcibly nmvn book • others have received it and preserve you for the great work you are of .1 rflhvxed, easy. statu nf mind, for .1 single could conveniently get them, such boats 

proposed we should buy a well-trimmed Lady illustrated the power and Influence of. the s , mllMlfte ,. t . ;lhuut tu \ V e are here a hundred day since my arrival in (’alifornia. I sonic would have « preference .by pers0iis T .le,.ving 

of the Lake looking skiff, and row ourselves. Bible upon national progression and national I . ■ ^ ^ ’ it , uml Lunieters. from this cRy, Brooklyn, WilUanis- tmWs sigh’ for some socluded place and quiet homo, over boats ’that were not furnished 

takiag it by turns. But when the strongest happiness hy comp-krison o Mexico and New J . .. ( ^ mi( Gud | )Urghj and Jersey, of tho MMhodist Episeo- 1 down and relax the with- them, and in affew trips would, he fully 

«id largest one oGthe party. -Bro E. H. 1>„ Kn « “ ,ul ’ ,,f Ita '- V „ grantee number may he many, will read pal persuasion, who sympathise with you, and " " un< iceh ''< unde f f' 0 ' 1 1 «...„„crated for their extra outlay l.y the in- 

rwZrrwax edited ih a. wav STZr t I*™**”* ^ ;. ith intl „,. Ht ; lllui results may at- pray most earnestly for the salvation of yon " »«*« «*wa*0. but am creased mui.her of passengers. 

“ "T. 4be m08t eXp ?° y "htch difference, of race could not account J .. trut| . follmV ,j ‘/ t | u , libortv „f VO ur country. BuU “ hwl th,ltU “» cannot be granted me yet, Something should he done to protect the 


of propelling, objected to the prop,«Uon. it for : origin of blood could not do it : lie boliev- on,, t n , s c -ctuntion ... v e 
was withdrawn. The end of all projects for od much more in the Bible than m Saxon y „ * f thp c^lsthin ehtireh . 

getting to tbe seat of Conference in time fur blood. - 

m * em it; 1 1 a(... r. l .t! r IM.... 


tend tliis circulation of the truth, followed and the liberty of your country 
by the Spirit of God, and the sympathies and The assembly then retired, 
prayers of the Christian churcli. 


ite opening, woe the acceptance of terms 
made bj Henry, a negro boy, speaking now 
Knock, now English, to take us. twelve in 


The Bible was the foundation of our liber- 
ties. tlie origination of our charities, and of 
all the kindly and benevolent feelings of so- 
ciety, and with seal and eloquence be uxliort- 


koep pace with .the demands upon .1110, l ean two hundred dollars for Bfo-prescrvors of 'branches of. the Protestant Church in 
•safely say that I have not known tbe jileusiire some kind about the boat, where passengers, ricu. almost all of them nffshootaotC 
of a relaxed, easy, stntft of mind, for a single could conveniently get them, such hunts’ bodies iii Europe. They hare about 
day sinoo my arrival in California. 1 some- would have a preference .by pcrstiUB^lCtiving dsguiar ministers. 550 local preaci: :- 
times sigh for some secluded place and quiet home, over boats ’thut were not furnished congregations, and 333,000 ini'r/-- 
duys. that I alight sit down and relax the with them, und in a 'few trips would he fully tlieilo, not liofore computed, in lot , 
tension of mind mid feeling' under which l romuiiomted for their extra outlny by tlie in- 500 congregations or. “meetings’* oft] 
have so long been hurried onward, but am creased number of passengers. ' oty of Friends, of whom'SOO are m 

satisfied that- this cannot be granted me yet, Something should bo done to protect the he Orthodox, and 200 1 lioksite H 
perhaps never, until the work of life is done, lives of persons from the hazard of drowning. Issly does not increase perceptibly 
But it was not my intention, in tliis ooininii- either hy laws of, tlie United States, by tlie The result of . Dr. _ B’s. inYwiipti 
mention, to refer .to any thing pertaining to State laws, or by the public. ■ that there wero last year in the UniW 


aU, in his scow, at $2 a head, on the cordell- {B \ .f,,, audicnoo to give their aid and co-ope- 
ingpUn. Passengers and ftarpet-imgs wore ration to tbe object of the society . 


•oon stowed away in u float that seemed at 
no paint ever to hnvc felt the carpenter s 
plane ; withal, it was thoroughly soaked. A 
line was put out, and ou tho farther slioro ap- 
peared onr looomotive— a lesBiN imetirried 
grey mate, bestrode by a Creole lad, rejoic- 
togin the name of Jean Baptiste. 


The report was then unanimously adopted. . , uu , , 

flic meeting was one of decided interest and " ' * ’ graduates c orgynu 11. • , gnu mi u linnuatw j preachers, widows, etc- wji 

we regret that the inclemency of the evening P ublltJ 2lK) . : ^evicusod, cpnt . 

prevented a more general. attendance. 1282 ; graduates surviving, l!)o2. Since its A ppointmonrs of Preacher 

- forma twin the college 1ms had J presidents, KA ,; KmlI distbict— H. G. Leigh, 

AVc put dish thls’ a W6flr irveff’tftTweiiting’ 43»«tu i ito a »| , (<>f.wheii s ..« >« l }'--3fi . ai w . rJw ng.jK 7RsnelgTi^=I’. D!!tm;*B7’Tr'1Bn'k0rsn] 
immunieation from our beloved Dr. Boring, 37 professors, and 128 tutors, anil has had 21 u a j e ig b (; b y Mission— D. Culbretli 
le indefatigable missionary in California, governors of tlio province und State, as ex- n a \ e ; g i, circuit — J.W. Floyd. 

’a shall have something to say on this sub- "fficio president of tlie board of trustees. Henderson—' T. B. Reek. 


Princeton C’oi.i.ege. — T he triennial cata- 
logue uf the Princeton College gives the fol- 
lowing summary of all the officers and grad- 1 
nates of thut institution, from i|£Touiidution 
in 1748 to the last commencement : Gradu- 
ates 3184: admitted to honorary degrees, 


grey man. bestrode hy a Creole lad, rejoic- communication from our Moved Dr. Boring, 
lag in the name of Jean Baptiste the indefatigable missionary ’ll! California. 

Time and space would fail me to tell of Wo shall have something to say on t|^s..b- 

tte disasters that bsfc l' as. ' J K A WlfflSamg 

our Englishman was at the dm, as he called A RIG HT S PIRIT. 

It, and G n before the mast, we got on The true and plain theory of development 

thdly. The grey mare was slow, and the of th « kingdom of Qod is from within. Upon 

., . ., . „ , , , tliis tlie Saviour acted- in establishing his 

path heavy, the eordelle hitched over stumps ,, . , . .. 

w J * ( )i it • f/t thin tnnnv nf Iiih nri* 


NORTH OAHOLINA CONFERENCE, uidfttion, to refer »to any thing pertaining to State laws, or hy the public. • that there Wero last year in the United 

- . myself or labors. My object was, and is. to |f tho Congress of the United States was in. the several branches of the h 

From the R. C. Advocate, we gather the famish jour numerous readers such facts arid petitioned by the citizens affocted so much hy Church, that may bo termed evanJ 

following information. 1 on were admitted on infamjation as may be conducive to their hap-, the loss of life from steamboat disasters, as less than 53,014 ministers, (besW 
trial in traveling connection/, two located, pfaess and the interests of their mission. the people living on and neur, the Mississippi O.OOO Methodist -local preachew) od 

Increase in white ^membership 433, a docieilso Permit me. then, first of all to say. thut I »y river are, they certainly would pass laws gregations, and 3,202,222 communicn 

of colored of 350. Collected for missions up- j* ftr t j l0 mo8t 0 f tj ie Southern people have compelling steamboats to hnve life-preservers Tho non-evangelical churches wH 
wards of 5^4000. The dividend for the super- | )ceu deceived, und still labor under great ut least ; and If Congress will not pass laws man Catholics, Vflth 4 archbishop&301j 


Increase in white membership 


.‘Ction : two 
rship433; a 


docreiVso I 


inmm emen . iru u 0 f colored of 350. Collected for missions up- j* ftr t j l0 m08 t 0 f tlie Southern people have compelling steamboats to hnve life-preservers 

° wards of !^4 000. The dividend fortlic super- | )ceu deceived, und still labor under great at least : and If Congress will not pass laws 

/men. 5“c. graduates lt _.i nlinc*. wiilnu-H. was less than i i i» .. i . i 


omqio president ot tlie Doara ot trusiees. Henderson—T. B. Reek. 

Arch biologic a e Discovery. — Aloxander Person— Ira T. WyoHo. 
von Humboldt publishes^ in tho Guxette do Clarkcsvillo — Wm. A Brume. 

Vnnn... ......... ..n wtl/lllln l.f lltU ! n tii I II CT GOntlSvn I.n Ulirt 


times more than I can 


e got on 1 he true and plain theory of development Opener, some particulars of his interesting Hillsboro’ Station — To ho supplied. 

and the "* tbe kingdom of Qod is from with in. Upon discovery, at Athens, of the couuctl-cliumbor Hillsboro’ Circuit — Wm. H. Barm 
■r stumps <lli " the SoTi< ’ ur B<)tcd ' in establishing his. wher0 thc five hundrvd hold their delibora- Johnson. • 
tell and ' 'burch : to this many of his discourses are tions At a depth of one foot; Mo^ihe sur- Chapel Hilt-S. M. Frost. 

’ directed. “Make tlie tree good vvns his j- he lmd come upon a large moss of in- South Lowell Academy — J. A. Dcri 

(Arrnntu ...r r: :a. At ' 1 . . . „ “ 


.... " , mu’, nr uuu A-uuui ttjiwi. «»• [j ... 

s rain came down in drenoh.ng torrents. , ascription for securing good fruit. Men qre M . ri p t i 11I1Sl columns, stutuos, etc., which for 

. 1 .I! I i I L ..1 D iL„* „ . * ... 


umiuutod prcuclicrs, widows. etc . wjislesstlmn^ utisapprohensitma, as to the real charactiffi of for the preservation of lives on hoard of 1,073 churches. 1.081 prierts. anti] 
40 per cent. ‘ California. It ...ay not he best here, to in- steamboats, the different State governments tion of 1,500,000: tho Unitariauriil 

Appointmenrs of Preachers. ^ , quire how and why. and hy whom they have should pass such laws ns will make tho own- 300 churches,. 250 ministers, andM.W 
Raleigh district H. G. Leigh, 1*. E. been thus deceived. Thisisa question partly era or captains' of bouts liable for damages in Iwrs :"the Christians, with l,5Wtl 

TRETeigtr— P. DStib;’’B7’T7’Blakt:,'Bupy. for others, and partly for thc future (nndtiiaf a civil suit in law to the tvidbwa Children ’or a’s^many .i.iriistcra'’ uuIT 156,BW ■ 

Raleigh City Mission— D. Culbretli, future most likely not very distant) and I creditors of persons drowned from on Ixmrd tho Univcrsalists, witli 540 pnwli 

Raleigh Circuit — J.W. Floyd. ^ • shall not, therefore, now attempt its solution, steamboats that are burned or snagged with- churches, and 875 societies:, the Sr 

Henderson— T. B. Reek. But of the-foct, 1 conceive it a duty to ap- in the jurisdiction of the State giane, with about 40 small church* 

(irauvlUtH^ftr l i e-l t t ippli e d. ■ ■— — T 1WIU WKW t niRCt ;Su«ud t h r ough jl m H o m er URB f R ' ftna lft.HWHtW I BWW ' mft 'W 
Person — Ira T. Wyohb.. Tliis has most disingenuously been repre- of Representatives of tbe lust Congress, if it Lutheran churcl.es that are Sooiiii 

Clarkesville — Wm. A Brume. . sonted as a most sterile region of mountains lmd passed the Senate and become a law. so portions of tlie Friends: Of all ik 

Hillsboro’ Station — To bo supplied. and rocks, having nothing to invite the hus- far ns relates to life-preservers, would have evangelical lxslies, says Hr. B, tl. 

Hillsboro’ Circuit — Wm. H. Barnes, A. II. Jmndmen, or others, except such as advent..- saved many lives within the last yenr. Cutholic und Unitarians are i\« 

Johnson. . rers for a few years in quest of gold. It hns Dec. 24. Passenger. account " The former haye tbrnp 

Chapel Hill— S. M. Frost. • been proclaimed in high places, that in an ag- - ganization andconsu.iimii.tetao.il 

South Ixiwcll Academy — J. A. Dean. ricult.mil view California Was utterly worth- Interesting Statistics. their cultivated intellect, minda r 

GREENSBORO- ^ i>.8T.-Wm. Barringer, l’. E. , eB8 . No W whatever mqy have boe.\ thc do- Th , H tatistics are ... . ! * “ 


evangelical lxslies, says Or. B . C . 
Cutholic and' Unitarians are a',c 
account. "The former luiyo theirp 
ganization und consummate tiu. a 
their cultivated intellect, minda e 


iree can no! bring forth good fruit. It may 
lie stuck on. but it did not grow there. Ma- 
ny things will make it evident, oven to a cas- 
i oal observer, that it is an assumption and not 
u production. Such fruit will bo out of sca- 
nn and out of oharacter ; tasteless: some- 


cortam as to tlio offei 
ventiou of tlic. ugric 
tho Soutlieru States, 


lieso reprgsoatu tions. one thing is takon from ^ > ' of Rev [)r liair(t , dc . 1 w.ll bazard tho assertion thau 

to the effect, and that .a, the ’pro- livcred ,, prore , he KvangeUca i Alliance 'So- « ever will become truly ekqto 
I the .agriculturist, particularly of ciety They present the numeric^ strength, being d constant reader ol the 
ern SfateH, from coming : and yet adnuror of the purity and ('Uito 


... _ ... ... 1 ... , irowuiiroio, vwiuutuo, " — v “ unLLfiCDimu - i>OW WllllieVer UlUY nilVC IMJUIl Uiu UL- rp, r „ . . , 

We were lowed to seek belter, and dmem- slow to learn, hut .t >s even so. that a corrupt |)|fl a doubt that . tbcr(( bad l„eu the seat Groeneboro’-J . Jamieson, S. D. Bumpass, of tbrau rop^wtions. one tiling is . , T1,0 ( . billowing .ntcrest.ng etatisDos arc 

harked in a guMystonn The disembaika- tree cm net broig forth good fruit. It may tintt building, Tlio explorations have not 'supernumerary. cwtidn as tu the Sofect; and that Is. the ’pro- ||^.,7j «>» wport of Ret. 1 »•*«• > 

Xian scene- — hats Mown eff, cloaks flying, um- Ih ‘ stuck on. but it did not grow there. Ma- gn ,ic on as rapidly k as tiiey might, on account Guilford — Charles H. Phillips. vcntioi. of tlie agriculturist, particularly of . 1 fi -'""Se'e 11 ‘ 

hnilas turned inside out. andsUpping travel- ‘ ^ ’’f the expend. ’1’here is little doubt, how- Woiph-Thro. W. PoetelT ' 2 Souther.. St to" from coming : llyot St 

•» climbing slippery slopes and mounting WTTT l!V, -' r ’ thftt the di ^ 0VCry “ ul ' Montgomery- -T. B. James. R is doubtful if .... equal cun be found in the 

^ tl,,u MI,MU1VUI K n production. Such fruit will lie out of sea- u„ w ir,vm_T P , t . r . v , » t •. r r nominations in this country . 

*rer the levee would have been a subject M ,„ and out nf character: tasteless: some- 1 — — - Pittshorn’ Station-W W. Allrna. I mted Mates for .lnx-raity ‘ n '.V’' The last 36 years, according to Dyctor B., 

for Cnukshank. The transfer from Arkan- .hing worn rather than borne. AH outward n t.lln e.! «»« C0 » Btituted ««* P^»"“ '«*. oi 

•as.Tb-4, was along, and was sadly disoon- ...anifestations of piety, disconnootcd from an KOSSUTH AND METHODIST O LEROY. 7 7 , n , v p c P \ try limited sections of arable land, as has our re i igioUH hist ory. . b. this .penod tho lust 

\ . . r . ! y „ ; , ...» , U M. „n - — Rockingham-E. E. hreemg... generally been said, and hy many hel.cved, ... t . Ch * h nnd t u„ 


condition und prospects of the different do- 


it is doubtful if an equal c.in be found in the 110mination6 & thi8 00untry 


for Cnukshank. The transfer from Arkan- .hing wont rather than borne. A11 outward 

•as, Tb- t, was along, and was sadly disoon- ...anifeetations of piety, disconnootcd from an 

ceded at this initiation into Louisiana Con- ".ward, Hung experience, are liahlo to an ir- 

- — , .. regularity und umuituralness. not tu suy awk- 

IttrsBoe itinerancy M. latorey. a sugar J J . , * ■ 


Kimu I hi* Sew York Ob»«T\rr. 


planter, received us and showed us no small h#anl a , Am „ in - n rell(?iou8 a980mbly that 
kindness. Being wanned by his hospituble dr y. l.arali and grating even upon enrs 
3bei and invigorated by a Ijaskot of loaves uifed to glad sounds und not fastidious t A 
And other things which the thoughtful F-z-e l«»uder noise, that seems to. come from the 
had provided, we wero again under way. heart and not the throat only, gives no of- 

Nigkt overtook uxat Napoleonvillo-juxt half ^"^withstanding .. few set phrases, “the 


manifestations of piety, disconnootcd from an KOSSUTH AND METHODIST CLERGY 

inward, living experience, are liable to on ir- „ ... . . ■ . , 

. .. ix! xi t. Wednesday of last week, a deputation 

regularity and unnatura mess, not to say awk- . , , 

wwdnewi that detects them. Who has not °f ,lbou iW Mej^aon, representing tin 


On Wednesday of last week, a deputation Wentworth — D. W. Doub. 
of about .100 clcrgyjiien, representing tlie Deep River— J. W. Finnin. 
elergy of tlie Methodist Episcopal denomina- G. F. College — C'. F- lX-ems. 
tion in ’the cities of New York. Brooklyn. Normul C'ollogo — A. S. Andrews, Professor. 


United States for diversity and salubrity of j 

climate, fir fertility of soil. Instead of u few | iayc col)( 
very limited sections of ..ruble land, as has our ro jjgj 
generally boen said, und hy many believed, bgftm( , nt 


admirer of tlie purity ami sobM 
■language. [Fisher A me*. 


The last 36 years, according to Dyctor B, 088ERVINli - Answbbs to him- 
have constituted the most prosperous era ot we ^ ^ uhs#pT8 an8We „ lo przv-r 
our religious history. In this period the last ^ tb occasion8 of prai ^ m> 
ligament which united the Church apa the M1UU1 . .i . , ... n ni ottprofi) 


wo ‘liavo a vast amount of the most -produc- StaU , Wtt8 8Und( . red _ in Connecticut in 1816. 

live wo have seen or read of, ...id land which M aH8adlU8Ctt8 in4833 . Tbe area of tbe 7™r"ou tl «i 

...ore certainly, easily and richly remunerates t , ountry ha8 t)ecn m^e'torcach an extent of 77 T t considerin' 

the farmer than any now known to the world. about 3 , - milUollB nf Hauare m a e8 , and the W . ‘° ^\°7'l fot “°t . J Jk 


had provided, we wero again under way. 
Night overtook us at Napoleon villa — just Half 


Williumshurgh nnd vicipity, was received hy salisbI’rv district.— Wm. Carter, 1*. E. 
Gov. Kossuth. Rev. Dr. Bangs spoke in be- Salisbury— J . P. Simpson, 
half of tlie delegation. He said, he and his Rowan— Geo. W. Faraboe. 
associates were present as ministers of that Mocksvillo — Lemon Shell, 
religion which 1ms its sent in tlie heart, and Iredell— A. C. Allen. 


expect that God will, a» a matter of 1 1 
und chustisenjuot, send answer* to f- 
abundant? less marked ! Oat lari 


way. This morning at 1 1 M7 we reached this | u |i ne8H j>f the heart will supply the mouth congratulated Kossuth on tho noble stand ta-. Taylorsville— Wm, W. Nesbitt, 

plan, and made our way to the Methodist with those very words; and enough of them, ken hy hint. when he rejected the proffer of Wilkes— To be supplied. 

Church, arriving just as the annual sermon, .no, that give character to speech. Thisfoim- freed')... from the Turkish government, on .lonesvllle— A. J. lomlin.. 

Dr Hirer*, was concluded tain, ever' seeking vent, will find it somehow, condition of thc abjuration of his religion. Surry— J.’M.Gunu. 

n anew here, at some time: no human vigi- Other instances were called to mind, in which Stokes— J. M. Wcgthrpok. 

OONFXXpNcn— MONDAY. lance, ingenuity or power cal. roprqss it. ho had stoixl out as an exponent iff the prin- Forsythe— To he supplied. 

.eoferenoe was opened by Bishop Paine ut When the lips are opened und the tongue is ciplee of the Christian religion. Dr. Rungs Davidson— John Tillett, 

. K., with religious exercises. Tlie Con- M . t agoing, tl.p genuine issues will find their ‘‘^pressed the pleasure with which they had B b , P R’ ldg e Mission— To be siipplied. 

moe elected P. M. GoodWyn Secretary, way out. The unguarded moment comes, beheld his acknowledgment of the God of all danville district— 1 T. S. Campbell, P. E. 

I After appointing Committees, and attend- 1 ihe unlooked for event is sprung upon him J8 l * oc i nn| l his invoca ion of H.s aid in behalf I pRtayivania— A. Norman. S. S. Byrant, sup’y. 


tneiarmcrtnan any now Known to u.e worm. a))OU t 3> 4 " miUibns’ of square miles, and the »,») 

The vast stores of California pnxlucts now to p(ipulatil)u an aggrcgate 0 f mote than 23 f 7 .7 hax wl.(i.l' 

he seen ... every c.ty and town of the conn- |J lion8 . At tl ,o rH te of increase thus Tar. “Z^Sldre^not recowdzmi i”' 111 
try attest the correctness ot these statements. tIlc p()pu , ation . fifty lftr8 hciR . e , wiU bo fa > “ W, !s of His lm ttl 

In few words, we lmveall thejcgsourcfs and moro tlum on0 hundred millions . Thesd SkS he 3 Jtt! " 

tac.ht.eH which can he des.red to render a Mtatom( , u t« were ma.ie to show the greatness T- ^ U 77 0 / t0 P n wUtelji» 
a country (rrcat and lumpy, J he mineral de- . . .* . . . mud ft brother to n . 


fcy Dr. lUrers. woh concluded 


ooJffXBCkri : — mon day . 


a country great and happy. 'I’lie mineral de- , 0 f 
poeitSy . too, although much has’ been miid of ^f ter 


lain, ever* seeking vent, will find it somehow, 
somewhere, at soipe time : no human vigi- 
lance, ingenuity or power can repress it. 


them, and much tl.at-.s extravagant, are far tory ()f Qur , mti(m|ll adva „ CUUK!nt in matC rial 
greater, as to extent and durability, than has and cducuticinal interests, Dr. B. proceeds to 
lice., belie vi'd:, the developments of almost give the rcsulte of his investigations into the 
every day go to demonstrate tl.c ii.ct that prflg£ii8ajujd pW80 nt state of religion in the 
•‘the half has not been told," and that ccn- United' States 

furies will find l.cre the hungry, miser and Th „ ^ branoh (lf the p^^tant-Churoh 
industrious laborer in quest ol gold. Think tWg codlftrv : 9 tlie. Protest, .nt Eniscnnal. 


g Committees, and attend- Ihe unlinked for event is sprung upon him grace, uml Ins invocation ot H.s aiu in tieliatt Pittsylvania— A. Norman, S. S. Byrant, sup'y. <•* nvi ’ trillions of gold dust being shipped its history heginB in 1607 with tlie colonizing r ccentiv*callod uuon an eminent 4‘ 
preliminary business, the who is acting a port, and al Unconsciously of himself, lus feHow exdes. and suffering Caswell-Wm. M. Jordan. ’ . from a singlo -port, ixir montli, to suy nothing of Virginiu. lt‘ continued to labor under ; n the courso of conversation, i* 1 

■ .lie revelations of the inward man are made, countrymen. 1 here are plain indications Hnlifux— Roliert P. Bibb. > . of the vast sums .earned away by private very sorious embarrassments until after the Mni.iren lve lmdl “f'*'' 1 


of the church’s responsibility in this country. .. 8h)ml( , w , ek t0 , meot GoJ it t 

After going at considerable length into a his- eum8tanc( . - | „ ( , vcr y circuiu,un«' 
tory of our national udvunooment in material , aJJ b .. w(l ,. of applying Ife 
and educational interests, Dr. B. proceeds to tion.seek ’to niect God’ w the 0 
give the results, of Ids investigations into the ’ p ; ng without ceasiaf ' 
progress and ptesout state of religion in the bl „ wi thout cowing, the lx , li«w | 
United States , out ceasing, walk with (ki 

J he oldest branch of the Protestant.Chureh r - — — 

in this country is tlic Protcstunt Episcopal. j^j y Ciin.niiEN Still.— A JOH 

n..»....ii..i „n eminent d" 


mg to tone other preliminary business, the 
•lamination of character was entered upon. 
Complaints were made of an elder, os hold- 
ing and preaching heterodox views on the 
■abject of Baptism A special committee 
waa appointed on die ease. 


'Hie “wise mhn” regulated tbe issues of said the reverend speaker .that God will, some Banister— J. H. Jefferson, 
life by regulating-the heart. It is thh easiest tlme or dther. pour out His blessing upon \j eadHV jll 0 _ j . Goodman, 
way. the shortest wav. the surest wav. tlie Hungary, and release its people from the Staunton — /.Rush, 
only way of controlUng them. Can one' thraldom, in which tyrants have hound her. Kra|lkUn ..j. \v. Jaiwis. 
■ilwuys piek his words and measure them so. concluded by, invoking tl)e blessing.of Al- A n cgban y Mission To h 


[xthoiih returning home, and tlie amount left Hoa uIu tion 
fur all business purposes in the country. minister 


imharrassmonts until after the , llan y children lie lmd 1 ‘‘h®. 
In 181)0 it had 320 ehurches. tb e rciilv. At the supper I* 1 ’ 1 ' “ 

i i o f\ru\ _ : x.. . J . .ull/Iroil ( 


uU business purposes in the country. oGO ministers, und 16,000 communieants „in . R ,, tri ,‘ ( , d tw „ bcnu Uful chiH*' 
With such’ a soil and climate, such mineral 1850; 1.550 ^lurches, 28 bishop 3 missionary tbp 8lJl , af tbo mother. Tor*! 
resources and eommereiiir nnd maritime ad- hishops. 1.504 ministers, and- 73,000 cominu- • • . ■. i o.„.,»i,i von 


A* yet I hrar of but few additions to tbe '•» w speak kindly of at ha re . when his 'lmarL jS' lgj lff -M “l 10 " “ ,I<1 h » P*'P U? ’ 

. i .. .,,, - full of bitterness toward them ’ Cun he kossitii’s reply. 


traveling connection un probation. J’he 
brethren bail with high satisfaction the trans- 
fer* that have been made to their ranks. ; ia tre,I I Let him love them : let him have several large assemblies, uiid my hody in.so RoanokeR-J. B. Miirjin, I!. O. Burton, sup’y.' 

One member of the Conference ha* died . hnrity": let him reek humility, esteeming weak und my chest so very much oppressed Plymouth— L. S. Birckhead. 

during the year--B. Benton HU obituary others Ix-ttcr than hitnrelf: let him got an that it is entirely impossible to speak Turboro’ — II J Qirson. F. II. Baring, 

■pfieared in the "Advocate" a month or two answer to David's prayer : ••• Create in me. n Should I go on speaking. I. could not be heard. Columbia— Alexander Guttis 

dean heart. O God. and renew a right spirit Scarcely could ! s|x>ak wlirse In my life. Mattuinuskeet— Henry Gray ’' 

. . { . within me:” then shall the gall not Ire found The organs of inspiration are suflering weak- Bath Mission Win. M. Walsh. 

^ ** n rom an in — . n B oa-his lip* : tlion-shall-liis-tebukcx-be-pointod. ness already, and my strength is weakened llortsiuoutli — I. M — Sliar^x'. 

5 to-night. At the close of rerriora, but 

not poisoned. verymuch. I raiseblood if. I speak tooinuch, I Nousv-Mi N. 'i’aylor, J. J. llilics. i •. 

i iff the year having been olludfsl to. In a certain state of the heart no amount *o ! beg leave thut you will allow mo, to Currituck- T. W. Guthrie, 

am wa»,delightfully sung— .f watchfulness will avail for avoiding sin : give a written answer to your address, if you m . wbeun v i ) 1 stiuct -DTB. Nielmlsoq. I’. E. 

kwa, ss uun uu. iufxte-y pur>u. __ wattling cannot lie su]ierccdcd hy watching, give me a copy, so thut I may. know the soil- Wwl.erii. (’entenarv — N. H. i) Wilson 

a wwid with Uis y««r.' h<- The volcanic eruption must take place ut liments in which you are pleased to uddress .Wwhern. Andrew Chapel Mission T. P 

FbitU: the sun will never rise more -mile jx.int oil the surface of that mountain me. Rictiud 

I Its history U written ■ in heaven, whose' ^ inward fires, are unquenond. There In relation to thc cji-cumstuiice tliut hap- Snow Hill— 1'. J l.arrawuy. N Anjursuii. 

UMpaets it luw> lieeu an eventful ,ire m, ' re cx P<**d points in life than the most fiened at Kntahia.— tliere is no need to speak Smithtield L: W. Martin, G. A. Gowin" 


ireat them courteously. uffeetiniTiitoly. when '(’lie sentiments which I have , just jjeiird.l 


Alleghany Mission To he supplied. 
Patrick- -Joshua" Bethel. 

Henry— -L. L. llendren. 

Washington nisTnicryrWm. (’loss. 


vine, he said, -“I thought 


vantages, the •• wayfaring man, though afoot.” mounts. In the first lmlf of this century, Urcn, wir . where are tho other ro 
can sulely predict the high destiny of thc therefore, it lms ubout quintupled its churches. b his eyes, the holy uino 0 ^ 
country, unless it shall he smitten by an Al- , u „ rc Gian quintupled its ministers, and near- upwards while a sweet snA | 
E.’ mighty power. What, then, is the question 1 v .bo its.memhers. ’ ti,„v arc in b8,< 


his spirit is surcharged W'ith envy, pride or would reply to. but I have already addressed Washington — H. H. Hudson. 

i j 1 I 1 ..x xl 1..X I.!... |>. ... cniinm,! Inw»n iiuunnitilinu nhfl 111V IkwK’ is ui n l I I)' I* fl 


eek humility, esteeming weak and my chest so very much oppressed Plymouth -L. S. Birckhead. 
himself; let him get an that it is entirely impossible to speak. Tarboro’— R. J, Qirson. F. II. 


«> 1851 

to aw 


mighty povver. Wliat, then, is the question ly.so its.memhers. eountemiiu'c. ••They W 

naturally arising from these facts ! I put it The Congregational hrunclTiif thc one true u , d d \ ovy l’y „„d calmly, * 1 **- 
to’ the philmithropis}, to the Christian, and church of Christ homes next. I v 1.850. i’t 8 R U . A ot dead, butane ^ 

iibovb all the Christian minister. Here are had 197J. (churches, most of them in the * ■- 

opened, up and being, opened fomituins for Nortliwestern States, LOST ministers, and Constant KEi.i.o\vsihf ' rlTI1 .’ 

good "Or evil" 'which must itfi’oet the world. 197:190 communicants. - x think that God is only to be wi : 


I have just returned from an interesting 
meeting to-night At ' the close of mrvioea, 
the end of the year haring been alluded to. 
thia hymn wus dcbglitfully sung— 


Shall they go out aa.-the turbid, hitter waters -The Baptist branch of the cliurohjff Christ t lieir knees in the closet, a r " 
of death, to poison the nations of tlio earth is third in order of time. Due relerence is hearth, and in the pl» ce °fl 


ami multiply tho .oitizonMhip «f. holl I . Or. 
will thc Church uvuil Itwelf of the occusion. 


> i« third in order of time. Due reler<mce in hearth, and in the pl& ce ol ” L 
V- .luadoLto-.tlio opjiijaition-and persecution iliie )>ut if- wc^Uiink Jike^hem L * e ^ 
• church buffered in consequence of the into*- „ (M Hy hves in Christ 

l. li'i'iinci* civ il • triivprmni'nlK ftl' MiLHHiLulm- ...v. ai'tmnHror H*- ^ , 


arid hy making pure those- mighty resources, leranee of tlio civil* governments of Miuwaeiiu- wfa’ship God whenever *» e 
send out east, west, north and boutli. the setts and Virginia. - They never experienced that iHiilwm/s. ill u/l times- 


U(|IU'« UU1 JiiJU oi y J.Ufrtl. 

M MWUd with the yew.’’ Hr 


Its history is written - in heaven 
ragieel* it Inis Wo an eventful 


t h 


What are it* net reaulta to the Chuirh **** 04111 ?"^ d . 1 T r,4en the B P irit » M not ri l? ht 


There is no merit 


m. 


iff Christ ' 


Committee* 01 Keamimxtio* Fuw 1 Vu>. 

O L Natti, H. M Booth, G W Motri. 

Hcou.td You C Mglti. J I. KiirsvtlH". 

W H Seat 

Thud J r «iF, ’A. T. M FlV. H. WlUUhi- 

mm, L Wife,. 

Fourth Ymr — V Cooper. L l> Kreunlirai L 

John C. Miller 


xxouu) iv Hiv ViXUiWI • ... a v. 

ii »■ .. ^ Yny occasion will be enough for “bringing man must be obedient 

HNMcTvEIRE .In’ whan. -rnssU, .tod. ... 


it it; it. Every honest I L> U j>li,j — J0I111 D. Montague, 
to his religion, und- | Oimiuw 11 II. Dunkloy. 

II. II. Gibbons. 


forth sin." where 'murders, thefts, adulteries Rev. Mr. 1 Bangs (interposing.) Rut llDg- 1 .Trent- 


ind evil tliougbt* alxiund In tlie heart, ready ging your pardon fur interrupting yoli. will Beaufort A \V caver 
o proceed forth. von please tell us whether that is u fact of Straits und Cu(x. 1 


rend out east, west, north and south, the setts and Virginia. - I hey never experienced that is always, at all ^ 

streams of life und siiltiitfon ( Those hit at this ill Pennsylvania or New Jersey. In 1791. 8 hi p Him wherever he i» , 
this moment fieretdy contested questions, iind there were 1.150 ehurches. 81)1 ministers, nnd e vn'yu;hece. in all places. «*. 
questions of stupendous magnitude, upon the 65,345 members :’ in 1850, the regular Bap- eonqiany, we might to kttf ^ 
solution of which swelling multitudes of.jh'iith- lists are put down at 10,441 ‘churches, 604!) w ith Gixl tlum with , 
less spirits are now trembling between the ordained ministers, and 754,652. members, toothers, we uugftt to^J-i!. 111 j 
extreme destinies of an eternal world. We Add to there the Seventh Day, Free-Will, to (/iche It is our P r ‘ v 
staiid /uiiia upon a dizzy point of elevation. Six Principle and Cumphcllite, Baptists, and us Christians to Strive , j s 

Whence the worUUs surveyed, iind see giitli- Dr. B. reaches mm aggregate of 13,455 up constant! fellowship 

in the light of Ilia 


Thut is spiritual empiricism which stops 
short of this seat of disease The rides of 


you please tell us whether that is u fact of 
not 7 We heard of such an offer being made 
M. Kossuth: It is, a fact. I take no merit 


Julies. 

WILMINGTON D1STK1CT— J. Rtixl, J*. E. 


T. M. Flv. H. WUlUh.: 


holy living which do not begin., al a clean for whnt'I did Every honest , man would do Wilmington — R. T. Heflin, W. II. Bobbin, 
heart, a right spirit,’ will be found defective the same -that is not worthy "f Ixiug men- Topsail — W. S. Chaffin 


•< I'etHert to Cede nary CoUt( 

J L Foreytto W H Beat 
Shut CM Female College L. 

•r, O. L. Nash 


lmart, a right spirit,’ will he found defective the same that is not worthy nf Uing men- Topsail — W. S. Clmffin. 
infiravtive ltepauiue they affe M) in qiriiu'iplo.. tiened. If u man be not truly fuithful to-his Sampson -JOrcmiuli .lohnsnij. ' 1 

He that follow? them fuithfrilly will hqve -u Ihxl. und to his religion, would lie he faithful Fayetteviltt Station J II Wheelei: 

wturj" go-round Of it and be taken up in ex- to his country 1 [ Applause "j I have always Fayetteville Circuit <’. P. Jones! 

■ liangSug one form of sin for uliotlier -bot acknowledged, and ^dll ever acknowledge my Bladen. J. T.'Bt ('lair 

all the while it ia sin. -in Ou the contrary unKja‘aktt))ll* confidence in God, oh the richobt Cup*5 Feur Misbiun - J. Ir. Fibher. ' 


( faight, rihe tHitgoinga i»f life tluftt take their Wart I nour.«;e <»f compilation, nnd the moat nolemn Sniithvill' 1 


frtau a ‘‘right bjiirit." aill In* likely to take of ifll iny for the future*. 1 am ao en* 
ifieir direction fnafif' jt. to#» The fountain tirejy iwmvineed of the^ubtioc of uiy c a uhc. 
ihftt^ii^wcvt Cttu uot bcud iGlrtli bitter wutesf. tliut it wmb not j»<r>bihU‘ Gui that the blei & 


bourse of compilation, nnd the moat solemn Smithville Wm. J . Iximgdon. 
of dll Ihy ho)M*H for the future*. 1 am ao en- .Smith yi lie Aoudeiny .1 H. Hrent 
tirejy convinced of the^jn^tioe of uiy cuuHe. wMiitenville .1 W. Tucker 


ritainl luiM* upon a ijjmy point of elevution. Six Principle and Campbell ite, Bitptibt* ami UH ChciatTanb to strive 
Whence tho worJjiLiH Hurveyctl, 5nd »eegath- I)r. K. reaches rjm aggregate of 13,455 up oonBtantf felfelPW 
orifig around Uh, in Hublime array, the hat- (diureiies, 8, OIK ministers, und 048, SO" mem- in the light of His 

k Out Mission John tliiig hosts nf li’gfit and darkness, of heaven hers. One hundred 'years iign, there were when, like the Psalmist, * 

and. hell, preparing each fur .the world's con- only 5H Baptist Clmrcties in the whole of have sot the. Lord BOW* W [| 

quest, and fed us if every moment lost, every wluit iB now tlie United States. In tlie lust ’ 

opportunity upglgg^,. partakes of the eternal sixty years, exclaims Dr Baird witli astonish- , f 

nml infinity * iii coiiHcipieiiccs to follow. ^ nlent. the Baptists have Increased their My life is In " 

But we fuVi«‘iir pursuing further this train Churches ten-fold, their members more than few days to h' 1 • ' 1 
of thouglit lest we should soein enthusiastic, thirteen-fold, aud their ministers nine-fold j°. v bapp^ j°) H 
or perbiqis weary our. friends, or ltoth. .AVe The Presbyterians come next. The first that ends in eterni ^ 
have apjieuled to the Church for help, and 'ministers camo froni Scotland amd tlio uorth tb* M D 

greatly rejoicy to find, hy recent tidings, that of Ireland. A presbytery . Was formed in ..r tbe rn|iij-n | ilsr“ffi' 1 ' ' ^ui, edf* 


have appealed to the Church for help, uml 'ministers camo froni Scotland 41ml the uorth kmiuiutiw..— ' T\u> D' 

greatly rejoiC|y to find, hy recent tidings, that of Ireland. A presbytery . Was formed in ,,f Uu' rllll * ntU " 11 ‘j U >1 [|i 
our uppeal is heartily entertained. YVc thank 1705, consisting of seven ministers, und ill 
you. my brother, for your wurin and pointed 1800. there were 500 ohurchoa, 30O minis- iu,tt 

editorial tm this subject, Gud reward you ters. 40,000 ■ conimimicituts. The division . .i.'.i.i..vi uumi" ** «(*'*“ 


IIIICHV1II" .1 " I lll'MT. 1 } ■ W 11 UII iui (III min miiyn I xnrei n nmu IVir. T'."")' UWIUUIUIIICIIUIH. IIH’ 1 innm | c yidfl»C« 

Jumys Al, Fulton, Missionary tv (.'aUlvruia. I tvutvU in your own soul.- But’ wc want ut^took place iu 1838. The Uld School k'uueh i*r« "i •)»»•' 


- jji.i) -ii 1 1 ’• iittte rp-i" - 




Cl)f Irni ®rltnits Cljristinn Bnonitf. 


Litter from the Rio CJrende. 


Hymeneal. ljWer * rom i^e_Hlo Grande. Telegraphic 1 tenia. 

» We received yesterday. through tin* mall, it copy of the — 

»— Hy ' Hev. C. If. Oliver, on 2d December. H|o llrnvo. of ihA«l0tb^Olt.. which contain# some further On© Woek Later from Europe— Arrival 
, Mr. IU01IAUD DAVIS, to Mlw MARTHA ncMitnita of the Insurrectionary movofnent In Mexico, of the Africa- -Cotton Declined — Marlcotn 
, _ ...... l’rojrnt n|.iwaniiii M IniUrntr that (.'artttjal'i rlmncoi of Heavy - Ouhan Prisoner* Roloaaed— Franco 


matirikh- 11 ' '«'•*. r 

nil'll K It 


D- Oliver, on ‘id Perciulier. 


* IVTmrrn it'll 1 1 • Ifonw 1 her inHlitnl lotii<: Ilf lm- saved’ (lie Iinlioiiei Tiotii.V 

n . |_ * • promised without • l»y dl’Urutu OotnlOiml lutir. relative to Mil 

One Week Later from Europe— Arrival prlVlle^d debt, ami within hy an irruption „r mivenin 


fly tti*' witiiCi II! Auburn, on 14th. Mr. JOS. FLhTOilEH. Hiirre## are very slight. If. Indeed, the nlTalr Ik not already 
,„Mra OOTTBHO. ^ ended. The rosuit of the recent fight iit refflHfh'jqipffR 

ny tile name, on 23(1. I" Auburn. Mr WK8I.KY IIAH- t o tinro been disastrous to the revolutionist# Tbe Rio 
PKR to Ml- MAHTIIA IIAHVKY. . ■ Hmvn publishes a letter from n correspondent. who is up- 

By the Mime.* on 2/ith. near Auburn. Mr. II. STEPHEN')*. p rtra „u y attached to ('arvajal'i force, from which «-• 
t o MlM PAWQl^N. t* FOULKPOE umke mune extract#, giving the.pari^culnrhoi the iVrralvo 

/ thjfnnvv ATntifo “ On the 12th hist an express arrived at New (hi|Wrirn, v 

MHllllwJ . ivtiiot. informing Ocn. (*mvnjal that Oeu Jnregul. with Uimi men 

* , , ... , , . and two pliVe# of artillery, had occupied t hi* town of 

WlhBUH FlSKB} oltleat poll of the llev. .1. A. it ml >| An immediate fhoye wim made against that place, 
ii James and at hi*' lather's. hottm*. near Waterproof. Hut Jarcgul. thinking discretion the Letter pnrt of valor, 
garaii •* ’ ...... 1Br . i.» i mnnii.u Niiii liout a nrcelnlt utc retreat towards Montcrcv. iiinrrhlmr 


Quiet. 

, Ni wVomx. 'F riday. .ianOnry 2. 1862. 
The t'unnvd stOnmef Africa him nrrived. bringing ilatei 


rera who luio' arnuul. Lhctusch on the other fide of tin* 
Hio Itritvo. and who have procured fur Invincible Mntniini. 
r » a triumph ih splendid n* glorious - * 

• Happily, the gnat need of thejp.iAjtfJ inlniliilMlft 
Hi e .The Instinct of aelf.precei^ntlon will unite and r< n- 
iler 0« at IfiUg and tile people win ckiiM V^Mpfio'r tln'lr In 


TMrfy-Soc oriel Ooriffro**-- Flint Etaurion, I 

\V imiiivo inv, her Ifi. ]HM 

• y » ...i» Mr I prcamtftl a petition setting 

for II i Hint. the amount of l ho Mint* bnmlii of'Trxa* wn« I 
twe|n miltton nntl.il lint the Treasury Departin' »t re- 
I fu*. <1 to pay the Iml-b t - more than their pr«<|inrt Innate 
h I mr e. of tie five inllllyiiH .litnlmd for that imrpiMc. ami 


.Oltitmirv Notice. 


lYoin hiverpnnt in the -hit Ii Pcci'iiiTier. Thu fobbing I* a dependence in 1810 and 1821 will know bowtyn -the fnltfVc 
'' summary of her commercial Intelligence In vindicate their name, in opposing the iHfllcpIfies 

" Liverpool MarltoU. thrown lu their way by ca'pr l«*l.. tt* tnrtumi A '\ 

l.ni nroio.'. lice ,2n. • Worthy lflsprcsentnllvi‘« of the nation Hie people, 

ij Tlie'Cotton market him presented II heavy jtpiiearunee who hnv e wltne-Med your lnl.or- will render |o you^lhe 
if > alnco the departure of tjie t'auiuht. and the .demand him jUatlre ivhbdi la your due. 


nakbiir that rmipie « Wnillll make nonte tillable |irnvli>lon I t'hrollim 
for'.lhe jiayilieiil of (In' lMilijbi hi full. 

-Mr licilnti.l -p lit. I 11.0 tin mortal of H..»» rt Mill . 

•mKliiit i.ii lni« itigalloti b,v ;«oiuc ominlttec of (lie Henate 
ot I III* e nme Ml hit. i « ni. vjw I from tile .-ni. e of ArelllteeV . >T 
I b«' I'nlcUl I Hllco 

Mi llamtlu reported e bill aulhnrtxihg the .•'■•rrelary f f 
| i lie Trcaani'v to iiHiie n VegluiiT in tin- l.rlg Attn .formerly 


.illuM "" * <-»■ *>'" UWMM nlly. n,i<r bar. Wn n»«w1. Mnlu * 

Air C«.« il.ml.lnl I hr |.mprlrl} nf l.itnaliirl., K ||„. r , »"'l In II.. lumt. nf I wo hohln., aha n* (tM, 

lullon blit It III lug here, and hn M fig rM|tthrd to ?ota‘ blffhfr prtrw « 

tipon It. he w«* prepared to giro It hl« hearty atuitwirt. HAOmimi awa tit\pv n— ■ > u .t, .^ ^>1 < 

lie y e piled meat H0f|..eiitly In the H-rintar fr.an rlmti, - - ^ ^ ” f "T. S*!? 1 


aonftnwd to email parrela, at ft n«NMt 


Mr t’l- men- follmrcd In hu enrneat - uppnrl nf the rrfc^ Mnggfnf and for Rope. ftr.<jfl»d|fcf to 

Intlon. and a moat, melbing review of Ine doe trine of «e. i|nallty, etc 
CCK-int*. nt'UU V Rina mi .. 


VJ "irriniim " ,HI " * ..Mr. rtftft mao doubled, the prop.l.iy of fj.e reW.ln- 

II ‘ ! i. I .1 . , Jl"» I’lll «»■ rr.,lj tr. f.)ti. fhr II Hr . <|,l«ln.,r.l |,. t > K 0i 

Mi. IlniiRIn rr|, I. hill m.lllni Ir.lllK llir .- 'rrrlrrj- 'f Oil. r..|.r«r rn ll.r rninnrnn.1- inr.«,.r, 

"'10*li ; It... .1.111 .. ... r.inrl.lrml ntl.1 w.ir .till Iho fir. I M r„l»y hi Anil 

I.. rlf.'i « M,nri,r,rr„ll, «l,m, II... H.'nMn ..M m ,rn.,l • 


' A l. nr Nov.. ISM. KR.'lUa Tonr. 4TOWI1- 1.11.1 l» i.t » I'ri’rlplttttc rrtrnt tow»r.l« H,jnlrrrj. t..nrrl.lii K 
ba.. on the Tin • J from Mier to Uerrftlfo. a dlftanew c.f fifty ndlca. in a alu- 

7 day 8 . y. , gle day (3»rvuji«l continued In hard purault. n ml on the 

Hit lovely children have been borne from tile btMoni ot „ f tll „ 24th. by a forced march, be i.laee.r Idtnaelf 

. , Z m ii; to t f iiii ' iro H U ’ u ^ tt l twf^ fn Mc r g wirtrtr* ttrttm- nr- tadVetnn TiinniPnir iwi * Hint r.Miir-trniir it Motilcn>y: * 

thi»tnn ' j. iiiii*i' in heart '* Three *f • sleep Moving taken a position, he waited a day. expecting an 

lwrftat.ee Of the pur in limn. inn* « 1 J7 . ; U uck' ; but. uwuiilng In vain, he resolved to ndvaifco upon 


i>oeu very moderate Tin* valOfl ef tbe week are limited in You linVe aprend "pen to the liubi t|iicsiioim Ibe rndxt 
28.000 hales, of who'll 5»0O w. re taken for ei|^rt mid.llOOp vllid t.. tin* rmnit/y. and II m a great prom-ess In political 
on spiynlatlon. I’rlees have declined ‘ # d >• JU . n\ol thV- 7 " science, to know the cause of evils, and (he true elate of 


• pure In heart ' 


gle day. HafVuJiil continued In bard punuit. and on the quotatloni.*as fixed last evening by the OfHriul Hourd. ate 
lim ing taken a position, he waited a day. expecting an bplftnu* •«! p lb 

•attucW ; but. awaiting in vain, lie resolved to ndvuueo upon Flour !•< now quoted ut Hi -billings for Western Canal. 


.. .. . 1 .1 W ...... 1,..„„ „ run«o* . oui. uwuiimg III mill. Ml- noun.ru I'MiliYiinei 1 upon I • i* "* -.....•..uni, 

ailed almost lt| tin elf-sauo 11 >ui fi m f , Jo lM ,,. In y w |„, hn j tiikvn up a strong position In Car- and 20 and tkl. for Ohio braiips,* White Corn. 28 and ^1. 


1. world too Imperfect and stained for their love." ‘The 

writer of this not leo was for klength of tlnie an Inlnate 
of the bouse of It ev. .1. A. James and had the happiness 

to know little Willmr long tand well. H«* i\;im dedicated 


rrtlio. occupying the plata with a part of .hip- force and u 
twelve-pound howitzer, and a large heavy stone building, 
known as the Cumin, just outslde nf town, with the re- 
tnn holer nf his forces protected by a nine. pounder 


After two days nf hnrd lighting the enemy was driven I moderate demand. 


per quarter, bard has met with only a moderate demand, jwtrinliim of thott icAo A«i 
And prices an* in favor of buyurs. Ihmrgh there Is no l|uo- peril," 
tablb decline. Sugar has declined 8d. ]H?r cut., with a 


things.' 1 — i IiiAiiiMhoii and . 

, ppon4ld a a p aa nh ri-a- T -Ba i i Jitl«iii»i r i. m ai k .i i u fo llows f | AV ir ir ' M on.Ta^ 

• The Tehunhtepo# qni sMon must he ( One nf the allatrs . \j,. ' „ ,J'. /' r 

the character of which Is ye I Involved in >ern*sy. but ot sure* a dcllulllv 
iHdoh (he net ml situation .» if a inilni't[ in irmil/tuHa ih token up 
jMlrinlitm of (Ante icAn hnrr trrn /he on', mini iwl, i^hilriii t in 11!,, , 1 l!,'! 


Mr Knole inlrndun d a bill gl'iliitlng bind to I b* - Hlnb 
«.t’ Mississippi. |o aid tn'*tb«| coiutrttotl 'U <d a railroad Ii 

IlMl Mal- . IMHI It "t'l. n .1 l,. I 'I M « Oilr.l Inu In ftvr nimi- ' ’ V rim"m.V| vaaV'Tif l.rT^Tbi v 

I waning tn in.* by a rote c.f j»» toM 

| Tun .lolnt lutiqii. uhlborlilng a eontrort with Meosrs The House went Into committee on tin- Hut.* of ibn 

l>oba|i|Hoii and Arm-liodg for piloting the returns <1 the Tnlon and again look up the bill aulhoHtlmr ii„. „,„i, rn 
. I ‘ »_hf 1LL_111L_ !t,Uf L - i )ALLf ! ! * Ilf: ; •! JL' 111 tiT l L» • • Ultlll .uf.llminiy I jind ..Warrants. *M wnwoH^ir^t-^s 
XSS 1 i,y Mr llnrti. 5 OsnMotWm, at^oVnY th.'i 


1 ,, n ''O»»no*xceullvi. session, the Henate adjoiiriinl 
bu s. .nr JIn'Nvsi.vTATivr.s Mr Tn«k or N. wllnmp. 
Iiiie. mov'd so reconsider the Vote of Tester, lav r*sirir»- 

ngdnbaletnflvrmlnnles, Tbe motion was laid on (be 


loliiilob. dceliiring tbe Compromise men 

•»«•» » •l. niiltln- nltli-M, ..r till- .Iu vi ry ,,iu‘atln<i. <*». O.i.rlitc.l nn.l »iil»l'i,iiMn(wl .by two rmUhlTwHimm 7 "" 1 " ••<"•*»<• to • |n» ll#»rtrr.| auk. >lo, a, 

;;e . ... , ,, , , • .Mr KJ.-UHn. ..r IIII.i.iIa. mmc, Him tHiMU h.c.„ R rr«*.| lr™»T»l,R« of 7 'i'JM.V' V ft »» OM inrl Jlnr. Ih. 

i« xri* :ri“;!7;^! , r,K'!::' l ' ,, T3..K!:s * ^ ^ 

in prlnejple and Mib-lann* -a filial selllummd. nf the dan- Mr Kvaun called for Hut reading Af Hie 27n» mt,* whir h ^ ° Janeiro during tn« weak, embracing 2JLb! 

geions and exc iting. eulQiiels wldeh liny einhmieil. nod provider Hint bi||r be 1n!:.*n up and passed In the order •'ud me king. tluaUnwt imports /hi6e the 1st of Paj 

ought fo-Tie »Tlhctf*d to ,lnr Congress ..mil time and expo- of lime In Which ll.ey had a -rond reading ; and appealed 175.11® h^s The slock In first hands, last eveiH 

rlonee shall dpnioust rate tlm fimwlty or further leg., In- against the decision of i he ohalri which nppnd V, fthoitl iihhnhi ham 

Hull to guard ngalnsfevakion or abuse. And thc'Mincnd- swilienlAv laid on tbe table, by n vole or tllo Hoiisc m 100.000 Isigs. p 

mept was adopted n Mr. Cabell, of Fl'.rtda. iMoyed, wldd. was ennb-d. that < ANDI.KH-.Wc noticed sales of about 400 bm 

u r f ' Mite ji Uilrewed the Hnnab* In d;b nce of himself when thi* House ndjolirniibndjmim till Friday • ' midles curly In the week, mnsjly «t Ifbvftwd on T1 

, .V. ul fr""' 1 Mew-rs nu.d A m-tb.nio reconsider the vote ndrtpting the reaorl «.» HO.-ln t#o lots. .( the reduced rato of 17Wc •» 1 


rnwdn- 0, ‘ ,Nf,Y "AOlWTha asking rates ar* 
ni i. ngib w ' < ** no "*kw of any mornsnt dnrlog 

Week 

0 •nlurO A \n~‘ Tti« mrlpb nf Halt hart n rat 7 hnarf , 

m ,1 " - w " h " " mM “ l pHhhi harr -r.n-Oaihhiy laall 

■ trllaiii,.. W» hflra nnllrail aalta of -rani rarjnaa, aw h rac l f • 
r ,„,iri. 2‘'ll")*ark>.mortlyal«V5l(Wo T wV r.,r ona-imh to ! 
il in Ilia Ihlril Flo#. Coarra haa aolil al loner RgUtft CaAla 

1 le aim (loll and dnprraaad. The latt'Veportad aala m 
. K.alnn 'C.c 1* loiiha,. on a eradllo, ria nontha 

irenl -(tie t' OFF KH . JMn (T iftn ■nil haa .-..ntlnnad rerf 
litil 1 lie. In the ol-enoa of anr demand (or lha Wart, and tha .■ 

dloy an lioro been limited to a hnr hundred mam Rio, at an 

'nfrroeo.il 'Feme ranRo of 7 'jfSW.fo S ft S» Old and Nan. tha rn 


» Hisl Iu Infancy, and from Infancy was taught his obll- from the ‘plnxa to the Ourena. wltlwi loss of hlk hftgjjilge 
*1 msnd Ids duly to Hod. He was all that pious pa- wagons.^ ; all tjie bombs of Ids howitzer. 87 horses and cquip- 


.lAfiiaml his duty to (tml. He was all that, pious pa- wagons. ... s,-s HUM cquip- 

gutlonssnui ) . , ng< h. and 110 men killed and -wounded, among the kilter 

p.nUcoulii tvish a ihild Jo Ids natural awn tn ss n iwlAnnl and captain of artillery, who were shot nf their 
disposition, were 'added all the charms pldeh ryligion „nd taken prisoners, nnd from whom the heavy loss 

throws around its vntitrleA. lie win a hard student, find or the enemy wan Wcrtniued. 

• though so young In yenr^. Ids lHerary at|iunuients .were A genpriU assaiiH |vim planned against the strong-hold 
varied and extensive ' Ills reading was all of that kind of the enemy, but in rfte.menn time, a courier arrived 
- * * " * u -" ir ” > IVilbyj Is in" wllli the information that Criiga was advuneingo with u* 


nil me puna io uie V, un-nil. nim ii iimsm ins nuggnge * 

igons.'aii the bombs of Ids howitzer. 87 horses and equip- Money ana Trade. 

< h, nnd 110 men killed and •wounded, among the hitler Tly Mohej f market has lieen ratlu^i heavy, and Consols 
colonel and captain of artillery, who. were shot nf their ur( - iiuoted at WfC,. 

i'(e ami taken prisoners, and from wftntii the heavy loss 1 , / . ... . ' . 

thecncmywi.N ascertained. J * li-ude in the uianulaetwriug districts .has remained 

A genpnU assault was planned against theAstropg-lmld w ! thoul 8lnro thu ' 'VW 1 ' 1 *’ U, e Canada. e 


Details by the Europa. 

The Ualtimotv jmpersof tin* 2-Hh nil. contain additional 
items lif qpws-. bmnglii by the steamers Huropn and ' 
lbvllic , 


inept was adopt e- 1 . j B 

Mr Foiit e nddreweit t lic Hi nin tf In d b-iice of hi mself 
Mild 1 1 is res* lullon Ir on tic - !•• • . In - by >1 . r- Hut ier, II ml 


1 1,1,1 t c nds to elevate, ennoble and dignify. ‘ lYilbyj 
henven ! 

An nngel band ha- borne above 
His sinless spirit to its starry home . 

That bllWful bnmeVkicre Tril'U loVF, 

Whore cares nftd anguish never come 

Tlie tears we shed above thy grave 
Are not the tears of hopeless grief; 

The Moil wim took I hi*** Is Hit* Hod who gave ; “ 
* IIIp gracious promises give vweet relief. ' 

IIkvhv T In 

P'rincef An, Mlss.fXyv. .’18ol. ^ A 

- General Intelligence. 

H i Railroad Convention. 


Franc©— Havre Cotton Market. 

Too (’niton market at Havre' is loss active, but then* has 


cabinet formed by l.ouis Nnpolihui. nnd an- Hhett lYithnul coucludii|g be gave way. nmt the 'Benfclc the Cuinniittcof.n the state of the tidi.i/'ct.ibd ulfn stn'. 
his proclamation nf ibe new tirder of tlilugs. ailj"hrm d w ? nu*»hv nppiMltinu «.b the |mrt of M,r. t’aliell „wlio ntlrtekci 


tlldiitwuulmeii. when p'retrugrude movement towards Uueri I lH*en no mnterinl changl* In prices. 


•rerir was docipcd advisable. It was elfeejed hi good order 
nnd the spoils taken from Jaregui 'carried safely off. The 
InUinti and negro auxilinries of .laregni sulb*reil severely, 
mow Jllim half their number, including tbe (*ldef of the* 
.8eminobs (not Wild Cat— be t lUHotai). la'lng killed. Tlu* 
sninl'Vtter from whieh we have quoted above says : 

The libefntor-. su(Teri*d fi-verely among tlndr ofHeers ; 
(’apt. Chlnp. bi- uf (Jrnbnm and l.ieut. M'l.'urdy. were 


l’olHIrnl affairs are without much change, and the 
eountrx.is peaceful. 

Spain— Wbb8t©r’N L©tt©r— American Pris- 
onern Released. 

The Spanish .Government expresses great satisfaction 


ith Mr. M ebster's letter, and hn& pardoned all the rill- 1 **f the FhjfWi'iit 


nounced'ln his proclamation nf tlie ncwtirder of thing*. 
Is composed of the foUnwltlg'lH;r*nm , 

Moiis. M. De Morny. Minister of tin* Infwrior 
Mpns. Fula. Minister of Fhiauee 
Minis ltonher. Mlidsti f of JpsHee 

-tions. Magn'*. >Hnl‘ler of Public IV orks 

Moiis. Theodore PhcoH. Minister of Mafim* 

Minis. DurulbO'iM blister .of (’omiueree 

MiTtr». Ht Ainaml. Minister of War 

Mons. FoitMil. Minister of Public Ins. ruction ^ • 

M«m-* Fargol. Mlnlste. nf Foreign AlTnlrs. 

The High Court of .Instiee link ta-en- dissolve*! by. order 


Hr.car.siNTdmis.— 1 Tim Spcutur laid Is-fnn* 
v comiiiiiideiitiuu from tbe Hi-cretnrv of State. 


tbe provision lu the nii'nrjiprlntbifi blir ,Tf l.». 
itllig thifffranHug of Hfnmty Innd* In thorn 


zens.of .the United States taken jirisoners in the Cuba ex- 


kilb tl while gallantly leading their men in tho, assault . I pmlhion. Senor. haborilo is about leaving Madrid for 


A |irivnti* of. Walker, ’s c<>mpaiiy. nnd six^MexIcnns of Mn- 
la-an’s and (lareia’s cmnpnuies. were also killed. Col. 


M llarta’Ifib M Drtniyn de* h'Hiiyn. Adiulnd ('iclli*. M 
M*iirtclaiubert3 bttclcn Murnbiind seventy-ttfe other d'* 
tinguisih-d inmnlH'rH'of lliu Natiolml Assembly. fohtl*the 


reporting Hint renijdi.i-* uiiokpeiidM of the $1 u.isk» .ke| : Mr Tuekiff.bf New Htnnpsldre. who denounced ilm 
appr«jpr|nted for .tbe reehdb'ti ot lb.- Agetit ot the Sul.- meiiMin-.ivs laAlig ^.t np for'lhr benHItnf siWenlators iubl 
Urn. Pone ; which was .a. lend to belaid on the table amt Mr. Carter,, of Olilo* niiilMr. Jones. *-1 T-nm —is* who at - 
printed. • '■.••• tnrkeil tbo provlslfiusof the bill, and whleb ha*l not tin v 

Mr. McCovkle ot ('alilbrkla.HiiU’odOefd a bill for estab- aAlil. bean jiroperljr eomluet* ^,1 by t|ie eommlftee J 

-nsldng a llrapfili. MM^LJdQjdji'lStateii luIloltfuriUji. M r Uuylx. of .Virginia, ua CJialmiaii of Hie (^.nimHlee 
wbieb was read n llrsl-aij.p**< omul lime on Ways and Means lan\ session, ros**- and < k|>la1ti<*d the 

A eoinniunleiUloii from (In* M ar De|tiirlim ni was* re- wason why the i.n.vlsbm nlludad t<> bv Ms- Cats'll bad 
••rived and referred t*> I lie Committee ot Mays ami Means been Insert cvl—llie desire not to Impair I Ilf public ri- 
The Speaker thrli ••idled uiion uiyiiilwrs for petitions venue T - 

rum stifles and Terrltnrle.. ivilleh. were cbiell.v Ol a local A mofbm tlnallr i.rrvniled to refer Ike bill in n silerl 
Ms lure, , i , 

A resolution was Ini fodUAed. which biys over’nnder Vln* 


— — — ■ t * ■■ ' 1 LfJ ? Wheat and (>pt. Howell both slightly auilllldcd. b- sides NewYork Markets. 

seven privates. Mexican and auxiliary. bMmv eil with the ' 'Ni wYohk De • 'in 

- OeAerfd Intelligence. ' . ’ .yV.- 

— alfy and v'bumgc. . • to-day reach ,linr«*ly 800 lmlcf .- 1’rtees have derllm d' '»e 

1 1 Railroad Convention. rpon the arrival. of (lew 1.;nigH at Cnuuirgd. lie sulxed Sinre the arrival of the Canada'. Mlddjing Orleans is m.w 

The N*l «'*“r<-' 1 ••"nvcullcu »“•«'"« "l*”' 1 ' 1 "' »’*V •-*'••' 

met in the Lyceum Hall yesterday morniqg. and organ- iiess. • they' were iubuiiigidy ordered to Ih*. shot, •without* ^•k'lir has ts-en In fair request with sales ot 1KM0 bbls nt 


ite*ll>y tlie appolntmeut'of the following oflb*ei> 
hnulml— Mvr>vr.i. M »im . . 

Vice I'ritidrnlt — J . II Overton, ot St Uudry : Uinior^ . 
Di'clmict of St Martin ; Oovernnr Mouton. of l.nfayt | lt(r: 
II Cnureey.* of St Mary ; J M' Tucker, of Igifomrlp- ; 
Budbrldgo; of Assumption ; IV. J, Minor, of Terrebonne 
Dunenu F. Kenner, of AscensUiii ; A. ban fear, of M 
CharVen . .Mav°r CrosunWlL «»! First .MunYeijiality . 
Matthews, of Second Mnidci(fdlty : Kuiile l*nsere." of 
Third MunieipnIHy ; A Poyeter. of tlrettia : A. It. Scgcr. 
of Algiers. II. K. isiwrence. of Lafayette City (1. Leroy, 
of Jefferson ; l)r. J. L. Satterlk ld. of 'Avoyelles ; Cbarle, 
|| Flower, of ltftpldes ; C.eji T H M'llllainsou. DeSoto. 
(Jell. Ilenrv .Phillips, of Sabln«* 

Srartaries — John K. King o| St Landry ; D Hawkins, 
of St Mary; Il F Flanders, of NcwOrleana ; M A (lor-* 
, (oh. of NewOrleaus ; John M. Hums, of- NewOrleaus : 
Jit. bert Tay lor, of l.afuyvtte ; and F Hates, of Lafayette . 


thing like fonnalltv or trial, nnd hut I'uf the tamely .inter- F I d-'J f?? 44 &0 per bbt Mess Pork Is selling at 41.*» 12 
ten neeln their behalf of (Jen Harney, who fortunal. ly , M -r bid. Lard be pei-lb. ’ Freights Tire without nVnterl 

® «•• M*-r 


arrived at Itinggold Hi^rnteks a few days since, tin- nrdei 
would have been carried Into effect. A tile of itiochoi were 
drawn up. and the priest had Iwen sent to confess the News from California and Sandwich 
poor fellows, wllefi the nppenratie- of (leii. Harqey : s aid Toinnfla 

siiv> d.tliein from death M’luit v>ould hate been .'their t: „ xnianuH., 

fate had tkipt. Phelps iHM'ti III eomnimu I ' A y.thiig IJ. r . 4 Nfwloim Dee. .st 

man. named Mendel, was roimd'hi Mler nil sonic eomnier- Tha Culled States -loop of war Yandalin arrived at . 

•dal business, and again, but f-w tin preseore of the gnl- bringing dates fmm Honolulu totheittth.. Accounts fnim 
'■*’" Mnnicy liny.; .bc.li Kh.R Til.' }.(iing tni,n m | nM I,,,,.,,,... vM ., rr ,.,„ 


NewOrleaus. to resuiAo his functions as Spanish Consul. <hew Council of State. • 

MourVnvlr IMTovirnia Hen. Oud|iiot late commander of the arurv Iu Pari-. N 

wewxorK marKOlB. among the mends-rs of the Assembly arrested 

NrwYohr. Dee 80. Count Mob* Had not Isan a nested, but bud written a 

Thc^tmon iniirkotMs jUill am| d' liress. d. and the sales lett**r expres-slng bis regirt that In* had not be. 11 

to-dgy reach bar«*ly 800 Imle* . Prltes have decilin d ',•• N iriyLJ’rts 's Arrru. t.. tun Pi *>11 » — Tim. f. .Him lug is 

since the arrival of the Canada' Mlddjing Orleans Is 110W ♦*'• coneliiding app al of Louis Nnpo tenn to thii peoplo of 

quote* I at 8* B e. and middling, upland KS, Ov per ill. France; ' ! 

Flour has been in fair request with sales of tktOO bbl- nt Persuadwl that ill.* Instability of power- that the pre- 

«®-« w v" r ,, " i 

IH'I’ Dill. I.nrd Pc IH'I'-I 1. rrciuht* are witbout nVntorinl .1.. 1 1 *..„..it ... 11.., ......:.:. 


Mr. Ikiyly . qf .Yirginia. as CJialzmau of tlu* -CwmmHtre 
on M'liys and Means lastin' I oil; r.wab and explained the 
rviison why the i.n.vlslon nlludod to by \k Cntsdl bad 
belli Insert lalr^-t Iu* desire not to imp-itri tlm public n 
venue ' - . 

A mofbm finally prevailed 1 . refrr (IP* bill to a select 
CullUlljtlCC. ., 

MeaMigeH were received from the President, with. *c- 


l.i.li ..nirlni. tint nfitlwil Nln of ob-rat «X)boi«: 

rn till Friday •, * 1 early In the week, moejly at JSr.-fnd on Tbur 

adopting the report ••! 140.1n t#o bits. •( the fedneed rate of 17 Jtfc ^ ft. 

<;"lliil "|t» . in ; r.intlniii. to .|noi. R p[Tm .1 toff) Wo. with 0 r.rr 

■Hi f '”; "’o"' •■ 

Mil iif Ufst session, llm- ..... 

Is to those in the nun - H At — Hie rate* are higher, and the en|«a enjbrnkes 

Ire. who lb nnuiic d.ilm 000 |*ales. Including Mfrbalra NewYork flay lit fl7 BO, 

- ' '.’It l -iv "'i' 1 W f, o'm' ! < rriml >2P' 1 Snn.il.) it ,IS (SVffilfl M % !( 

ml wbieb had not.' tiny LIMB— The wi# sale* Include four cargceatbo 

Hu* committee tun etc., jnsl afrired. embWielng 8000 bbla at WVJJ.8 

man of the (NmimHtee per bbl. and yesterday the RercIHe’a r»rg*» wf tOWc 

Hi; *£? r'SiSl hi'ii <'}?& 


J*K AD— There kAye been no receipta daring tha w8 
and no sales Par several month*. * 

HK.MP— We haVe no iraywactlona to report In thl§| 

tlrle S 


rule, for establishing « '.steam eommuidentlon with LI- eonipanylng rrports In n'ply to ilic resoiutlon rrUttvc^Kj 7 ALLOW— MV have heanl of noaataa dwlng lha ( 
b. ri.V the iinniisiinineiii I.r Mr n..,i J.,. i, and nuotal tons arc nomlnnl. 


the imprisonment of Mr. Thrasher, and reports from D* ; " n ‘* nnutittlona are nomlnnl. 

part men ts.wb|ch were ie/brreil to approprlNii-cummlttres. NAVAL HT0RK8— A cargo Wllmhigion haa 


M r Florence, of Pemhylvania. presented a iimmorlhl partments. which were lefernal to appropriate committee 
IHuu luirls.c masters, pilqt^ and other persons, praying Me llrookk, of NewYork. aajd that wlen the prop.- 
that piers and Imrhnrs ijiajV bd established' Id Delaware time arrived, lie would \w prepared to slmu bow imirli lb 
Uliy, laws Ilf domicile of Clihii 1,1, rrnt I'll nil A nil. tin* i. "III..... ■* 


ciY.J'rt8's Arrru. m mi Pr.on-s — 1 be folkmlng is . Mr. I'bniidler. of Penqsylynula. called tlie iitteutloil u| 
ilielu’ding ap|H-nl iff taml* Nnpoteon to thii people of lb* House to the exposed situation of meinlH-rs. •K'pdljQ'- 
p|1 . 'I ' ing scuts nil tin- ivnrhidU die- ; and eoncelv lug. ns lie said 

■ . '» . t - . tlf eomfurt mnl eonveiifvuj'e'of uiembiTs th be the chief 


I Iii'i !. 1 .>rHv,7t k R,.‘l T''," r »* wi r» v bid (It T»r, »2 Wlfor PH..,,. Ii' 

time arrived, lie would la* prepared to show imw uuirbllm *r »l 7 

laws of domicile of Cuba operated on AmrrlrAff elllzeiH ** in ‘ 1 V 8»Hnn, fhr 8 plrifa Turponji; 


'The House (hen ndjqurncii till Friday . 


jXm.il Dr J. L; t-utterileld. of Avoyelles ; ClmrleJ KnoVn to he oppos«-.| l.to the revolution, yet lie had the 
F owrr nf inlil b'.i Oi-ji T II 7VUUi,m.oij. DrRnto j ('rill”' « .W'TfriUK » •WU' «■■'■••. uni lm, fi;r oil A„i,'ri™,i 
Vi„. ‘.1. ui‘u,« «r vtui.ini. * olffevr (for llav*i*y is American till over .-heart ahd Houlj. 

i'll. Henry 1 J J • - m I lin j rv n Hawkill- lie would iiave suffered death., under ail oljl nw ^i ve,d decree 

^Tr/*imv--Jobn "1 8t- LuncUT, I) IlnvvKtir . ^ ih)i , (irt< . h( . r ((f iXw sVu.trt Anna. 

to /.f NVwOrloBU. I .IiiIiii M . mirJ of Ncwl'lrii'iin. : l'ni,ti. h»» |inbU>li«lR ,t.'c | Hi" R j.ll"it lie will In- 

The I’resldent owing todioarseiiese. desired Mr. King to Hat y autliorities. or u letter of security ofliis own govern- 
n d an address which he bad prepared for delivery to tlu* uu id. It is well kmswn that since the war the laws iu re- 
... „ lation to passports have fallen Into disuse, and none, nr 

invention It ««s as tollows |,„t very few. or the many foreign merchants nnd traders 

iitnllrnirn-*-\ mud greet nmWelcome you here. The in M P jic„ have" provided themselves with pa-sports or let- 
ijerts of this Convention you ure fully acqukluted with, ters of security. Is it possible that tin* civilized nations 


tin*' southern mines [r»*present. air immense yield fmm 
newly disroVered plar« rs in Dear Valley. The gr« ate.-t ex- 
*dl**iUetit prevails on tbe silldeet. It is reported' that tile 
Indians are again committing depredations, and were 


eau-es ot irniinlc nmnilseorq— i mioiuh to your snllragei- 
init mnterinl the fiindamciital bnsispfti ConstTlntion. wTileb llie asa**m- 
lilies will devel'.p b'T' after 1 A n^spoil-.lble chief miliU', I 
- . , for t«*n years 2 Tin* minister depeihfcnt on tin* ••g’ecu- 

laWlch Hva. alone. ?1. A etiumdl of state, formed of the most dis- 

tingiilslu d iii' ii. preparing flic laws and mniiitaiuiug the 
k Dee. .'JU tli-eu— i"ii Is' fore -tlu* legislative rnrp*. 4 A IcgblatlVi* 

. . corps. dlseus-lii|f-nmi voting tin* laws named l.v iiidvei-'nl 

suffrage, without the dr bslr. vvldyh falsities tin* 

reoimt- from , •lection, a A second a—embly. formed /of all Hie Ulus 
• vlebl fn>ni trioiia iiersonA of the nation A pmpnudcinliiYiL 'power. 


¥ I-’ 1 '"!"' •'[. " n,, i 0, ‘ A | , n*pondeinting, j.ovvey. Iu „.„. r i}, to fiilllj tlie -ame. which was agre. <1 to 

itestex-* guiirdlqii of 1 lie fundamental part ami of public liberty The Chairman fif Iho Cdmmittcc on I'rinting reported a 
that the Tins sys|, u. . erenled bv.the I r-t ( onsul in.t tu* .. ginning joint r. splnt Ion ptovkllng foe one hundred additional 
of the present century, bus already given top ninee rv- eoples <d tin* jourmds and public documents, to 1 m* ilUtrl-' 
Id were pOfte nnd. prosperity It gunraptb s them still Mich is billed by the Heeretnry of Ftntu * nceording to taw 


nlsnit to make an attack on levs Angelos. Tin* rillxetis I uiy jirofoupd eonvietlon If you partake of It. deelar 


rend an addres- wldeji he bad prepared for delivery to the meld. It is well kmarntlint since the war the laws iu re- 
,, i. .ii lation to passports have fallen Into disuse, and none, or 

( ouveiitioii. t ' but Tory few. of the innny foreign merchants nnd traders 

(ltnllrntrn-±-\ mud greet nild**wclcome you here. The ln Mojicn bn v. k provided themselves with j>a-sports or let-, 
olyects of this Convention you ure fully nequkiuted with, ters of security. Is it possible that the civilixod nations 
TIi. tviH’rt* nf the iltffcn’nt c*lilttc"-. the nrr'v.'j- , ,H. <*">" «»H.I will ((Mmly l.j »",1 T.iHiilt their rmi- 

f , f , J<v, . , . , lent citizens to be shot likl* dogs by this Mexican llay- 

inzles. and charts of Ibe several routes, so tar ns tlie.v ||u|1 , WIm ! , woull |. Mr . Consul Clide say were an Kiiglish- 
luive b**en able to obtain them, will be laid liefore you. It , n nn oxi*cuted ' . Foriiodistinetion is made — all men with 
is not my intwiilloii to offer you ,any outline, as you will white faces iH-ing subject to bis butchering band". Verily 


ere making prejmrat long' to give them a wanq reception . 

Congressional Proceedings. 

WivliiMiint. Dec. Jki. 


by your #uff rage-. If. on the ••onirary. you pn-fer a gov- 
ernment without force, nionaicbioal or republican, bor- 
rowcl from some chimerical future, reply in tlfi ; negative 
ThtisdliAn. for the tlrst tinfo since 1S40. you will vote w*ith 
complcti* knowledge of the fact, nnd knowing for whom 


III" comfort niol •••mven.q'iij’** of Uicmber* In be the chief 
object nf the laws of the land. In* submitted two resolu- • 

tliitia— one authorizing tint 8|K*nker (o provide f*»v ■ of • . *. s ^ h 
tii lmnuiphura. j and t he other that. If It. w Are fnntnl lieces- , V 0 * 

sarv. the doorkeept i |irovjltJe another a-slstant . VHie first Aijiliph.. . .. . . 

of I liese were eniri' d iiiui the other withdrawn * A.h!i'ih{V 

The petition;' having l>< en gone tbruiigk with, tin* it, n, . 

Speaker cnHed for reports of CajuinitttH.*B 

Mr Olds, of Ohio. Chairman uf tlie I’ost-olRee Cmninll- j 'nM'ien|>tWi 
!•••• submitted ii report embraeing a Joint resolution le- « •ouV.i-it.t,* ' 
kidl/.ltig siiiiu* mull roiitnfcts. Unit were entered .tutu lu . . .. 

California beWe It was know n that tin- bill h id ■ not (T, .•!«•,• Bitwiit. . 

passed, authorizing the mciisure. mid dlnadlng tin* I’wt- J jeW.llty 

mn-ler Heneral to fnljl) tbe.-ame. wldch was agreed to (SS 

Tbe Chairman fif Ibe cdminittee on Printing reported ii ix-nUtfoit 
joint resolution ptovluinh for Olio .Hundred inbhtiniud K. ,% t I’n . rlnut 
copies ot tin* journals and nubile document -. to In* dislri-' 1 ' " r l'ri»L**l*l 
buted by the Secretary of State according to taw 
.It wa- then re-olved. that when the House ndjoum.il of (lir*** 
shall stand adjourned tilt Monday l , iST ft y 

. A motion was then tlindll to adjourn and negatived — "... . 

veas 78. nnv* SI ' . ' 


Board of Hoalth. 

I.JHT OF IN TKll.Ml'.NTH IN TIIK i |TY ol 
( f f> » ,1 h W i'>' l •• n (o tt / I )k i * in It ,* r 
Aijilivvln.. . jFr*<*r Tv|'la:i. 


NKW Olll.KNNH. 
t s ;, | 


I !nt.Ri fit . .. . . . . 
(’It. -Win liifiiiit. , 

lifliillty 

Dv-fiiiirv 

I tun !(""• 


I ltlv lr<. F|.lMlHi» 

.... I Lirynirlti* 

... a Dirynic.nl VtilMali 
1 1 1 MnntMiin* . 

ll.VtmiMn Ibilti.. . 

1 1( Hit ‘Aw** 

.... t|l’iiFiiinfs l,i . .. 

. .... I IVik'nrtiili* 

In JlstirliU 

•. l , i.rin*«i* 

1 Hlllllitirii 

I Mianll I’ll* . . . . 

V filnnn*. >. 

... fl Cu>'i*rtu1ai . , 


' 20 fir KJHdti. fth«1 46e \\ gallon for 8plrl ta TurpanH' 

KX^IfANHKH — The supply of bllht has bean mrxlf 
bid Hi** demand has also been Very limited nnd tiro 1 i 
not fully sustidned : 

81'rlinKV.. I(J8D|7i>10$ 

Francs.. 7! f. ] hfjti 

NewYork sixty -day Rills W rt.i 

Sight Checks on NewYork ^ftvTi ^ ot. I 

* FUF.10HTH— The Kcrlght market has duUj 

the principal Cotton engngement^ankde public bare w 
a licit l-b bark for f.lvcrpmil at a ship for JIavR 

%c ; and one for R«wton at » g c ft. A ship wmm 
taken for Roston. to lo^d prlnclfully with Floor. >» 
Y bbl. and yesterday a Rritish ship for LItct^xvc.I at u|lj 
for'Cotton. ■• • 

— mmtummrn mm m ■ M 

I NEW ORLEANS MONEY MAKXET 


IS <•"*«■ r " r lln>l tlu*.«|n.!» lMil. ynu .'III vote will. • i, m „ v ,.,| tl,„t Ih,- llnn«. m, into Conimltl.-.. 

I.'.'t" kntnrl.'dtt.' ..rtn.' fi.Bt. nn.l knt.win* fur whmn „rt|„. Wlmlo on tin- ntuti- nf tin- I'nlon. tor tlii''r.iiri!iw' nf 

t .n I...I . .1 Ifl .1.. 11 . , .1.1 nil. i 1, ....... .. ..»• , .. .... .... ^ 1 ' , 


Totid . 

|ltr»« ;i>.n ms iintlsr to Ernes, nnd i i .oIufmI, A. lltXTIVt 

-I.8T OK IM FHMKSTH IN lVlK f'lTY OF 1.AKAYK1TB, 
for I It s W r e k' •• lit! I n a Ilf f/ih hr r 1 1 ; I *• 5 I 


lation to passports hhve fallen into disuse, and none, or Si -A communication was to-day received from M ,i,l for what von vote If I do not nhtftin the maioritv of it l .i "V L, ' 1 '' V. n " m - iww piirimrc oi • , 

but verr few or the manv foreimi merchants nnd (raders , v ...... . . * Hniitorwnaiynii >oo ii i no not uuinm tn< majority ot diking up the resolution which lies over for employing l»;wi.in> . . 

in Mexico have tiruvidcU thetuselvea wlili Mloodsor kd- th, ‘ nepartnicnt.^ncloslng the naval estimates for the votes I wil summon a m*w assembly and laydown workmen again who have been discharged at tin* CapHol •'<»" 

ter- ot security. Is it possible that the civilized tuitions' the nexLyear. nnd also an answer to the call for the pro ji <be mission I have received from you. which was rejected, p^vas also. n rjill for yens and nay* 

rtfibc world will stand calmly by and permit their rcsi- reelings of the Court Martial. Mr Shielda, from theKos- ,U 'LIv?V“ .il‘ / V’ .'ll 0 .!, ‘."i? . ." Tlu* motion was renewed that the lions.* adjourn, which ° f 1,1 

I,:' «*'•*« Rtl'to Cnmmltt.'.. uind.' 11 report. 2 ^ " ’ UWl " 

mail executed \ For no distinction i- tnade— allmiifwith J ‘ n,n '* I '‘•"••.•.dings he ofis. rv.d in receiving K.w- p^lahnlMo Tli.t. .Hewing is the resolution Introduced yesterday hy N. 

white faces iadtig subject to hiit butchering batido. Verily sttth were oluerved in the case_ of Lafayett. s vl-it to " “ ,r4 ’“' r 


receive all neces-nry Information from the documents 
tketnscIv.H The gentlemen charged with the*prelimi- 


wbite faces lwing subject to his butcheiiug band". Verily strtli a> were ob««*rved in the cn«e of 
the crack of ji' foreign rifle must have a terrific sound to a Congress 
morho getierpl *•('«*■• Tb(*'8enate then adjourned over to YFednoaday 

Carvajal. when he took ( amargo. released all the officers 

, ■ .t ... . . ci _ i r _ t 


nary busiucs*. have Isfii Indefatigable ill tin* performance I and men on juimle. nnd gave tbi-ni money t,. hear their I Further from California — X jOBS of the Brig 


or tiieir duties, as volt will presently penvive I ls-g . xj.en-es to Monterey' The parole Waa most shamelessly 
>1 r 111. i. „ .........It .• .. , r' '.ti.i,,- violated, the commiHider ot that post. Major Camaeho. 

l.-nv.‘. rc(‘|.(‘ctf(ill}. (o PtilluiH'ml ,y >mi units I";n .( „„„ 0 ni.-. r» - l. a 1..|n K in Iho Inti- Iwl- 

firm. persevering energy in tly> proceeutiqu ot whatever. ,| ( . ,.f CerrulVo. The two ..filcers taken at (Vrrnlvn were 
alien due deliberation, you tuay determine upon _ badly wounded, ami Carvajal wits unwilling to put them 
I believe wc arc most of us praCticrtl uton. who have to tlie pnito •which -they' would have sulked by a removal. 

and then fore freely released them. I'elusuig their liarole of 

(■..me Ihtc Will! K , I, .Unite |.ui|«*e in vlen-llie re.-nll ."f r >„„, „. n ,. VmlnU, them frnpn anil Ills cnniumlre 

wldch may hereafter tell iip : *ii the fortunes and jjrosperity Avalos libvc rutlrlessly butchered every man of the lit.er- 
of millions, should wc la* s'ucce.slul in carrying out our ators who tias.lalbin into their power, nnd brands them all 


great designs, in obtaining the efcarter and adequate 
means for the cbnlplelion of this great load, which" is one 
day or oilier to unite the .Atlantic with tbcj'aeitic in bonds 
ofirou. wc must act ; net and let bur uct- UVe when we 
. shall In* Uo more? 1 will. mid but a word or two Choose 
no man for yout servant tVom favor of iillri’liuir or lnq*e 
ol reward , tail tke.lutu-s lie may !*•• calk d to^perfiriil. so 


pen.*es 10 .nonierey i ne par**ie was mosi snameiessiy T 

okiied. the cominiMider of that po-t. Major Camacho. Lawrence— Earthquake, 

tli nil the men nnd officers paroled. Isdug iu the late hat- - *' KW * 0 , ik. Dec. ..n 

• of CerrulVo. The t-wooftieers taken at Cerralvn were The U. .S.rcYbltue cutter Lawrence was driven ashore 

I ally wounded, ami Carvajal whs unwilling to pul them in a gait* near San Francisco, pud was totally hist. 

;,nu & SSR “v- “••• ^ ^-* '««*• 

honor not tn serve againdt them. Cragn and his couipadre hted and committed to prison on a charge of murder A 

valos libvc ruthlessly butchered every tunu of the IHkt- shock of an eiirtliquake vvas felt at San Fruncl.-cn. 

mx who Tin- rnll.ui Into tln ir |inwir, nn.l l.rnmli. Hu m nil rtv .. | MN |kw ImT.- Im'-ti iv.-i.v, ri'.l from tlm Ini.' tin'. 

pirates. |M-jotid tlie pale of law \\ lio acts the pirate. 

irvujni or Avnb*s and I'ruga ? Great Fire in Philadelphia. 

OunOnl In nnnr tlui'm-rm <.r K n..i»ln (; hi, I',. rtn*. pritar- P„„..„m.n,iA. Hit .11. 

oiy to offi-nstve operations against l-ragu ; - . ,, • . ... 

Rariiuni s Mnwunt. of Hds city, was burned last night. 
Tim gonornl oFUoni of •'..rvojol. f.,r tlm «!. „,„l utlmr pn.|ii'H.v. ,»Iu,hI .Hoyotlwr nt VHM-ligtl Tim 


before it the, mission I have received from you. which wnz reiCeted. U-C W as also.a call fur yeas and nev 

Hut if you believe that the enuse. ,,f which my name is The motion vvas renTw.d that the House adjourn, which 
t|,e symlMil that is. r ranee, ri'generntcd by the revolu- lw’liig carried bv n vole ofHH to 74. it stands adjourned 
t j„tt of '8k. and organized by the Kinperor. ts still yours. t m Montlnv next. 

proclaim It 4o Im* so. by ratifying the powers I demand of -pi,,, following is the resolution Introduced yesterday bv 
von. Then Kmnce and httrope will U* pres«?rV<Hl frinn Mr Clingninu. vlx. : . 

anarch y, njiftt aelcs wil t h.* remove d, riva lries will have . J/rw/irJ. That »•» tuueli of the seventeenth standing 
disappcan*d— tor all will respect Til the will "1 the people rub* n- jirmides foY the "lfdoittwlon* of- eertnin- persons 
the decree of Providence^ I herein tiaihed. withjn the Hall of the House of Hopre- 

Paln. c of the rdysee. this s.*oond day of DeeeiiUM*r. , gentntives lie so modified na to embrace (lovernnr Louis 
(Signed] l.m is N *roi i;n\ Hos acahi i: Ko-siith. of Hungary, and 1 1 li.-it J he Speaker of the 1lnii«e ■ 

In an address to the army, lhi'up pnrt e eutnats t hot 


I I'lM'tllVKMliiA 

... . I Slill Ihint 

.... PSllMIII* 

I I nls-* M.-smitt.-rlrr 

1 . | iTrl«niu« ,\n* -ciilitti 

Total. 

s iifhliT lit >>«»». End I folnriwl. 


H KC'TKD DAILY HY W. Vf. WHITE. A Col 

Bzcbangi* oflh*f 28 Camp street, comer of Common n 


Dmitns, Atttr *t*y» 

Poii*. at if v iln*« 

MSwYwk, atvlv «t*va 

.VswYork, aiziit 

float on, *icty <l*r* 

*igk( ...a .^. ..... r 

‘Mitls'lstahla, R'vty doy*. . 
i’hllotirlplii*. wirhl ...... 


HEW 0RLEAH8 MAEKET8. 


CtmmiA.N AtttOC vie OrWt'R . I 
*~r ^nfurday Jlontliig. Jadiunry 3, 1852. j 

Hut a limited amoiiiit of business bus lie*-n transacted Krnturky. 
in our market tills week, rainy weather during a jiortbm MVAertwc* 


S.ivrF»j|fn« 

Pt«uil»h Don blnon«. 

Slrtlran and South AijtSiGui t>niiblo«<0« 


WESTERN HANKS. 


M* 7 nr,dU 

,mt?z 


•Is* urou.l of their mission ; a- to them lie look- to save tlib 
coiintiy. He say* vote freely as citizens, but as soldiers 
do not forget tliar, passive ula'dience to the orders of the 
chief of thoTjoveriiment is the rigorous duty of the army. 


to be requested to cninuiutlieate'tlie same to (Jov Knsstltli." l *"‘ Hnio. and I In* Intervention of a New Year's holiday, 
hi* ' | hav ing sonic ilTent lu restrict lag open* t lens. The eon- 

; r ‘ u u . W A.iujurnn lloo SO 1861 ml,.,., r.illurPH.,1 innIL .ml II... Ini, rtuuUon .< 

lie Hknatk — Mr. Seward presented the in. niorial of the In- . . , ...... . 

iv. du.-triul (’.nigre.u* of New York, praying an* alteration of Ldegrttplnc c.mniimileatluii with the M erl. have nlpo had 
ip- the foreign policy of the IJ lilted States, so as to allow .the nil uiifnvivmtilc hilitlUltHo upon trade in ail Its liruiii'li'W. 


as pirates. |M*jond tlie pale of law \Yho acts the pirate. 
Carvajal or Avalos and I’ntgn .’ 

* Oirrajnl Is nenr Uuerrero. nrgniiixin|' llii fuites. prepar- 
atory to offensive operations against l-rapu . 


f r «,i„ the Heneral down to (be soldier. He ready to gup- (lie foreign policy of the ljtii|.**i States, so as t<* allow .Ibe 
pres.- all Attempt* against tbe Iren exercise of tig* sove- extonzioii of tU« powers. in brdudf of people struggHuu in 
relgnty of the iwople. . ’Europo for freedom (Hid against oppression.. Heferrcd to 

Among those nireVtcdareiieinjalsCliaiigarHier-t'ivVaig- the committee on Foreign Helntiuns. 
nnc. Uedau. Laiuorb-’iere. Cojonji Letlo, ('Imrrns. I,. Doze. A 'joint resolution, relatlng-tn a change in Hu* mode of 


old* . . .r.;:- erat . mt 

IntliMi* ... '•• r «*t. 

K* Murk)' .... t ..pJ^I ft rvnl. dll 

MiMoutt. H91 f * »nt. d£ 

UXCURHENT A^NKY. 

Alu/i,\nm Hints Hunk unit Rrsnrhst k>ASV>c*nt. ilia 

il.iOk nf Mobil*' t HAKr dl* 

Ur„F>v,t #ad H«*ulh r»n.lin/i Wg IK r •••til. ill* 

Nnrlli <>rntinn ViY r * n ‘. 

Vlrffliiin .1(9 ift cent, dll 

(.'oiiiiar Fl int nn.l Agricultural, Unl». .i„n X<<H\ V rent, dll 


24th. i'ltli and 2(ith of November, and for tJu* 1st and 2d- 
•4 DAH*«}||teaaS4 7 «V'RRWi' < ln > d Ju Waoek»»c 

The excellent correspondent of the IMmyune states that 


1 iin.Aon.riiiA. Dec dl. Kiglit journals had been .-uiqtcudcd. atuptig them tin 

RariiuitiV* liluseuih. bT'HiTs elty'.'w-asTmrned last night. Kvejnent 
and other properly, valued altogether at *200 000 The M Thiers has b**en lilM-nitv,| by the Prc-idctfL in corn 
, , .. " , .1,1 s.Niuelice of Ills ill health, on hi* agreeing to leave tlvl 

building belonged to Mr. Spooner, who recently purchased s.-qm m - h 


Tillers* Umitnnd others. It Is said |hnt Lamoricii re uf- binding" curtain Congrussiutial documents, was taken up. 
lei w ards escap.d. * ** Mild' ^ after some delrtiti* wnd postponed till Monday week 

Kight journals had been suspended, among them the (Mi motion of Mr. Walker, his resolution submitted on 
Kveraeut the 17th hut., roue vrnlng the Atre)gn policy of Uia United 


CARKF HLLY CORUKCTKP EVERY } 

n. ; ir-m I '7b tfolz uft i, fl~ 




jmuniry 

K-^Hvnquurrr 




cur great enterprise may prosja-r in the go nliead' 1 „ ftrni y had established hlm-clf at ltouia. where ho 


spirit of our country I have from every patriotic and 
Jitirrai mind an earnest Hod speed. 

At tlie coiirluidon of the nddress. lit.* 1're-ldent ssbl 


would remain until the troubles *on the other vdde were 
brought to a close, lu (i letter, dated at Rio Ornudc City, 
the 11th ult .. he Miys that ttofhing certain had been heard 


of *30.000. and the rFst Is lost. Henderson fc Co.. b<s»k- evening of- Friday, -Hie ’5th In-t On tlie* following day 
sellers. b»st $10.00U. Much property was removed from the uptorn pavements anil the shattered walls of houses were 
i mi , .. . sll that remained of the insurrection. In nnd uliout Paris. 

| museum stores and shv^hI The buildings adjoining the- The lU ,^ irXuXvn u „ f Sivone. and Loire, and Alllers. had 


ix tension of its powers-in bfduvir or people struggling in 'l'ho Cmwrd steam, r Africa is now In the fourteentii . — 5— 

, F i"7— ™ ** .»a in r n.ivii*.'. New Orlean. Wholesale Price. 

A joint resolution. reluting-D' a elintige In Mu* mode of about due by telegraph. , sinririiitV CmuiSv 

bin ding" curt aln Congressional documents, was taken up. COTTON — (tur market, wldch closed on Frhlay. Ihe 2«Uh — -- — 

and after aohto debate wnM p^tponed till Monday week • u „ ftt n (l cellne tif'*®),* from the rates cum-nt In the n ' i r,m \ n , j 

On motion of Mr. \\ alker. Ids resolution sfibinlttMl on m ...... . . n»#*ln«— , 

the lllli irut.. nOttovrillnK flip Hini*ii ].ullcy nf.lln, Unit. J. .™ rl .* I" rt "• tl." wS k, .'Kl.tl.l t,.l mnrt, »„llvl,y m,a nnn- -“'“".f,*)' 1 r jj I : J* , 
jvMrfeg. wa** -taken lip and ordered to be printed. °n Halurdny. the sulm of wlilcli day reached fully ci, ...... - — i— Jli 

Tliejojntrcsolntibn aulliorixliig a correspondence by thu jujimu hales at fnll prfel s. This wm partly owlug to tlai Bnlcllopc. ; 1 I 

Of Abd El Kndec, were taken up, and on motion were laid »hw Liverpool quotations had not lwti altered since ”5.75'. T.. . f- - , IT 


lj»Mrfek-wastak«ni lip and ordered to be printed. 


Ariirltt. [ Fn-m j ‘711 MoIhsm**, «tgal| 
RnCftltift— 1 • Ih* OHy . . . . - 11 

K«au. ky, f>4 t‘4 - ]< I J*l . y “ 10 

Kurt tnitis . .'. .'- U - Nall*. «n'.*rt.t®»R - 3 

• nniisii i— — I— — Naval ©tirfti, 

Inlrltope, pt* 1 \ I £' r Y^ llW 910 

Kentucky - j* Hlb- h .......... I ll 


Executive Cnllltflittee 

M, 51. Colicm Chairman of the Committe* 


this side of the river. Ills tifett were to Is* tound at nl^rly 
reported n fi th t , HtUe towns and ranchos along tlie river, between 


museum, which were destroyed, were all iusured. 

jBDpButti in . W UdU&SlAB^lBkHQdlft 


id the shattered walls of houses were on the table. the diqturtun* of tho prevluits steano i-. though ft^hllgbl de- 

the insurrection. In and ulsmt Paris. The joint resoluWon introduced by Mr. Vuderwnod, cllue wns said to have occurred Immediately nfu-r.bow. 
.f tsimie. ami Loire, nnd Alllers. had making Innd warrants assignable, was taken Up. and after . . . f .. - Mllll „ w , hl . t , » 1(lllll i. 

v ,.l Klnm. Ira, 111,' Ul.t.irtanr, -.Which milkf luxl In--., liv.u of Mwrul nmnn.luinnt,. tin, whnlr •’• r ‘ V'" “ •'" -"mBWhnt. Jl„ u f l, «liU I ho 


beeu placed In a stage of ^ siege, but the disturbances which not iceiind been giveu of several amendments, tho whole 
caused the act were Insignlneniit - subject was refewed to th« Conuiiittee on Public Dinds. I lie.ss of 


terhaiiy. IU rrurn<dliiR. Mncc tin- liatn of il* nppotnl-. ,] u ,'rrtm nn.l it in lirnnlr fitly, npiii.ri'utly wil in ml i.rpnn. 
tni-nt Hi! wn* fi.tlnw(>il liy t‘nl. 11 11 I'nyui'. who mi- iutinn. lint ciii'li k,|uh. 1 m'rraii|uiuii*il by nn oiiiri.r II. 


the President— Congressional Proceedings nui'oiwnrul. 
; .... Wi.ill.nuTon. Doc :y 


K'verj Sl.eic wtlb.-ot it it is., ptiuiitl..- tl » I- bad b.eti 


dispatch from London to Liverpool, re- taken up. 
e the liable sailed, states that tlu* Princo Mr. line 


The resolution ilerlarlng- khw. riuwgwi nl in ftWi nn a m itry fyfaiytiHfW^ Wt* 1 

definitive settlement of tho slavery queslbm. was again I |, 0 pjay/ not ove 


Tar, V WM 
P«uh..... 
-itoAln. . 


luents from the Interior of Texas. Col. Ford is said to Ih< 
rapidly recruiting men. 


dressed the t'onventlou at some length, respecting hi- „ uyH u |m L . vi a,. Ilt that but little time would Ig* required to 
recent visit to Texas, made hy dlreclb>ii of- the t.'ohveii- concentrate his scattered forces at any given point. All 
Hon iu Juno last. - 1 appear to be anxiously awaiting the arrival of relu/orec- | sbb rablc length 

Mr illiini'hnril , . r-'M- iitc.l ill. ri-,Hirt nf tin- inirri'y cl tin’ from tin* interior of Tern, Col, Fcril i, wilil to le> 

route ..I the mad; • mpWly n-cruliing men. 

Jnilue l >Tert„n offer.-, I n reeolntlon. whlcll war unalli- ,; nl , lBl | oni . a -„t Mrir w , 

mouiily nilopteit. nut^orlilnu t).u Pmdileht to a|>|»int a nnillerv There are akin m.-n al I'a.nnryc. 

«r. «w ration I., .lrntl an Hl „ u ,. m .r„ nnd li.-vi.n™ I'nnnle. i« al the 

addrere ter publication, rettlnff fertb the advanlag. ami , ,,| sc ..; .here report '.nyi. In. i. in eorreemradi'iie. 

pre.|»erte nr tlie 0|ielcuxi, Kiovt. and of -it. ertamilira w I In r v oj n I ',in.|K>Mnjr to join him witil tin* N lit imiril 
through Texan, and' aim In .prepare n ineniorlal l.vl'ci- „ f „,,, s ,„te ef fklnnulipna. on certain eiradltleii.. 

*r,*,. nnd .me lathe L.gllilalur.- ..1 leral.iana. t„r grant* „ |lU .,, ,.,„ >aitU „ >H ,.« ri.ra.lv Mut'e.1 If, I the Icllcra 

of Innd find other assistance . . r..r.r k i„* ,, ,i, in;,., 


vi AsiuauTOX, Dec .{j. ,.,,ived Just Is'fnn* the Haltlc sailed, statoa that tlu* Princi) Mr. Hhett and Mr.. Knot*’ addr 
Kossuth arrived in Baltimore yesterday nnd mulled ,j,. Juinvilleand tltb Duod’Auniale had gone U» RHgtrnn to to each other upon the personal 
\Ynshlngtou this morning 8*s.n after his arrival lie raise the stnudard nf revolt ngnluM the military usurjui. I>etwepii them, nntil near three u 
visited President Fillmore: to whom he was ii.tm,luced bv tlon of President NapoieUn. late. Mr. Houston asked the sub 

Fresh arrests continue to hu dally miuie muong Hu* re- till Monday, which was agree 


imiiiinllaieiy am r. lion- ncrnrUi V »• 

iat.dhnuyliHtlUUw bu.l- lij;: 1 ' ” 

Monday. Tuesday nnd Wi'diicudny comprised some tok* I • oo t « 

dlspOHetU.f. while yistAT- kkigli*li Pcirjnr -12^ R 00 

amor s . accounts were due. Hraw. f i"" t» - 1 * s» — to 


Snsr 1 1 ts 


says It is evident that but little time would be required to visited President Fillmofc.-to whom he was introduced by 'n a^ieetsci 

eoiieentrnte Ills scattered forces at any given point. All Mr Webster. The interview was private and was of cqn- jjulillcaii leaders. 


^ M»v«ry question, was again |, 0 nj B y/ not over OOU liales were dlspoiMlgif, while yisL-r- k-J»vrl"*»* N" ■! ] «• « oo 

, fJ ....... . , Fr. Win*, f too; • to . 

Deli and Mr., Fi Iho 8<>liaW lu reply *»y. lh"ugh II,,' Umpwil ahaunor . ureounla ware like, llraa. F l'-i u ■ - M |r- *0 

sona l matters in eontrovorsy the sides were fully 74uu l*alws. making a total for Hie week * ?**** * ^ ' L_ iigi_ 1,3 

tree o’olonk. TIhi hour Is'lng of -TJ.UQO bales, taken for England, tlu* Continent and our ii»v*n*,jr- I'oz-I— — 

TiMa'am/aStir ati c7X«re K **Um port., lu prion lllore h. nn malarial ohanji'. ami j.",. - ii i— Ta 


Tlu* House to-day has been engaged iu the dLcusidon 
relative .to tin* ap|ioiiitnient of a Committee to wait ou 


UenUruga is stationed’at Moir with tbit) until and four Kossuth,. The Senate did not sit to-day. 
pieces of artillery. There an* also 8ts» men at Cailiargo. Further from Califorr 


Committee to twelve from each parish, instead of two. a« 
at present constituted The resolution led to considerable 
debate, and tlu* Convention adjourned wlthofit final ac- 
tion ou tin* subject. 

Before adjournment, tho President* stated' that Hainlcll 
Hunt. Esq., would address the Coh vent ion this (Saturday ) 
morning 

Oowt.inoM or Lai avktii:.— T homas Tucker. Esq .Couiji- 
troller. of Lnfuyotte, has furnished the .following state- 
ment, showing the condition of the finauces of that city. 
victual Drhl. 


pieces nt artillery i Here an* also .too men at Cailiargo. Further from California. ' 

and guards at flu'errero and Keyuosa. Canales is at the ■ Nrw Y’mis Dec 31 

former place: when,* rcqairfsaysV lu* Uin «nm*siK,odenc« ,, ... \ t - ... , . 

... ... ' Captain M atermnn of the -ship Challenge., hns given 

with'Oarvajnl. pnqiosing to join I1U11 with tliuNntiniinl , . , ... 0 T. 

,n.„r„ nun. ,n pn'|,nri' n ini'n.'irtnl . .. „ f u „, w ,„, „f Ttonil. Hi, n'-rtniu ..„uiliti..n». h / " ' , I, ‘ i,’''” 1 

;m«. 1,1 l„,tl„. UgiHlalur,. „f UtoMunu, r,.f (Irani* wMch „, ma i„ ull , v „ ri , ra.lv Hint',-, I if, ,l„. h ii. r, f " r ' A K " v"'.” 

ln.nl torn olhiT n«M,t*uc,. rf||1 ,. b n , f „ r |U „j *n.l-"»«. wore ,.r.K. . Hln B (Ill* 

Mr. it, 'lum nffi'ri'U ^prqljiU^n im'^‘**lng tlie l-rapratiiiuit |Mu:U . a ' n t .11 th.- na»(uK* nml frari.'. b. tw,rn Uufrren, ■ Jenny Lind going to .Europe. 

:• 1 ' 1 {lf , l W<l ,: r ' "U' 1 hi-'-iiHViUr. 11m tlmt thi. wnula l»- no iii,p(',linr.'i,t t" J. nny .I.ilhl n*um. to Kurepn ill til,' 11,' n Hlrtimi r. on 

armed parties wishing to cross, as there urc plenty <*f Recount <>f the death of her moriier. - 


scission, the Henate a<U<>urned. 
fbanganiicr and tbe generals were confined nt Warn, to / Wasiiiwoton Doe 22 1851 

ilbnraHHiou I- tried hy n I'ourt MirtW, on lira thiuvo ,.f u) l.u.pl ii> K s ,.,, Tr _ Mr Mdlrr JnirmluriH I lie hlli ninkiu* 

o wait on h ' ‘ mf print Iona for the linproyenient of certain rivers and bar- 

M ITiiers will leav< luiinedlat cl) for Italy. j K »rM. Mr 51. said this bill was the same which pa -sad the 

Napob oil Will undoubtedly have nn imnienae majority j, olwo ftt |nH( fa nn(1 whlrh WIIH |„ the 

'al tlm elvcllpibfor President, winch was t„ take place on H< , |ialp fnr wan( „ n||n ', „ p illtrfMl „ rw i u„. bill now will. 
.. n , tin* 20th ultlmti.’ • • Hie hope of having early netidn on It 

Dec. r.l Kn«;i.am»— T be affaire* of Fra nee continue to exeito Tbet’ommilte.- .?n Kina net* w« -re ullowcl by resolution 

lias given great attention lit England to employ a clerk. * 

San -Fran ’i’iw* <tm*stl«m of Customs Hefornj U-ing warmly agt- ,,niinotl.mbv Mf. Citss. Uo* PivsblcnCs m.«igv ref- ' 

j tftted. Ihe disgrncctul conduct of tlie Hoard of t Uf-ioins in the cam* iff the Prometheus, was referrwa to • 

‘lary ( om- tllH lal4 . .imputes with the Dock Cmnpftn^ being tho mi- <*,*„, U ut«* on Foreilm UMatlons. 

mediate incentive. Mr. Hale’s resolution cnlllng for information conn 

„ . air Rolwrt l’n l had 1*c« n squabbling with tlie farmers , a | 1( „ (>( , violations or the law ftholislilng Hogging In 

of Tautworth They have forbblden him to pass over N fTvy. wa« taken up. amended, and adopted 
teatner. on their lands, and be has advertised bis whole nt ud for an Ip >j' r profiles res<*lullon. sitting apart Friday lu • 

The Eligible press are beginning a cru-ade nguinst tho ^reek for the particular consideration of private bills. 
Times, for its dishonesty ambits abuse nf its cotemporii- nr , ( . r a lon * K d <j1»nt«'. agHTtl t.*— ayes 21. m>es lk. 
ries. , The resolution of Mr Foote, relating to the Comproi 

„r ii... I» 8*»n»« the I^tJ 0 provincial towns ttMOcbtions are n „. ;lMirPH . wnH ftK „i u taken up 


places where the river can lie forded. Rumor says t'lyit 
Matbmoros has Ihh*u declared no longer lu.u start* Lf siege. 
The proelitTnation of I'raga. prohibiting the crossing nf 


Steamers Movement*. 

The Asia nrrived at Livcr|»)ol. on the morning qf tie 


they close quite flniily at thu aubjoiiicd quotations. 

' the receipts Ut till© porta since 1st September are Ml MU I 
bale* against -102.1-83 to same date last year, and at nil tin* 




< T.<*< .iliile, 

N*. I 

So. II...... 


ns for the luiuroyenjent of certain rivera and bar- United States ports there i* now an Inercase. compared Vopprr, V t> - i 

Sir M ml, I Ihl* hill *»* taw " l»*»»l fjw ot 438,9 h « ”, 

at the l«wt K«*sslpn. and which wa8 defeated In the • , , i .. muL. __ 


m employ a «*i«tk. • Middling. ...... 

«On motion by Mr. (fuss, (jo* .President'* menage relat- Ooral Middling.. 
Ing'tri tbe caiM* qf tin* PJrouietlieiu. wa* refernni to .the 
(’ommUtce on Foreign Relations. ' ' coiti 

Mr. Hale’s n-solut ion calling f©r information concern- 
Imt alb ced violations of the law ahnlislilng Hogging In the - __ 


■w oai.r anh clanuku ation. 

I Middling Fair 

..6^f<i)«ii|Fuir .. 

. . flT^7 V!Oooit Fair. in, 
. .7 ‘,rt?7 *i |H«ssl and Fine.'. . . uouilnid 


The proclamation of I'raga. prohibiting the crossing ..f 13t|l lhH , vmU . r The t’unard steamer -KuroV. sailed for 
funlgnur*. with nr without 1' n»*irart*. . x.'.'H ni crUin S lv ,. n „„, ,„.n„ v van-i,., ..utViUJlhO iu 


forming not to real], pvu-chasc. or udvertise in tlie Times. 
Sir JohnOladstone om* of the patriarchs of Liverpool 


Bonds 


. . H’-Suwo 

luterest 


. . • 21 .000 

W arrant* ... 


20(3)11 

0jk:u Accounts 


.6.1*00 ' 

■Hills 

7 

6.1331 

Fay Roll 


11.(33) — 4H2.1331 

Market”. 

Protjiertirt . 

20.(33) 

Flank Roads.. . . 


1U.IIU)— 33.(331 


..•r*. With nr without i„i**i*,rt». ' X.'.rat nt crUiu Y|vit|;,«U. nt nonu to-Unv. Sit., cirri.'* (iut *S.'*,.l«X) iu Cnmnwron. ,iivd ,.n th.' 7th iu*u,nt. hi libs x«>l,llrai','. iu 
designated places, remains, however, in force - , Hcotlaml. aged 87 years. Sir John-was the uither of the 

Hiuce-the above was in type, wc have- received by the • New York Markets " Right- ItAjr. YV K . (Hadsttfue. OohniUl ^n*t«ry uiuier Jiir 

... ' ... , «HW. lurft lYAdi Jvo lm . Rob»Tt Peel's administration, and a Mr. Rola-rtsoii Ulad- 

seijooner Alderman. (*npt. Smith, the Rio Brayoof the . . . Nvvv York. Dec. 31. 5„n,. ,,f Livei |M*.4. President df the Finance Reform Asso- 

24tb ult.. but it d'H-s not contain any news of Import mice. The cotton market Is uctivS* to-day. and the sales reach elation. 

relative to Cnrvajal's operation*. ,in addition to wlmt we fllno bale* at 8'„rti)KV*. tor middling tjylean*. Flour lias Continued ru»nor> of a .-eribiw mlsuiMleridanding be- 

J“V» *'!'“• *“" »";*•' ***** " r <'•;" IH*'.. H =7 .,©4 M t*. bill.; ''"Cl. 06fflll7.', for “ J-rinintn 

( Hi vajal tu tbe Ayuntnmieiitps of the several towns «»f the w,*stern. Cdff.y firmer,'’ Rio 8.*^c y ft. * , lf t ,„; Dl , miu University 

Norih engaged in, the revo|.ui|onary mpveiuent, Tt con- . , . The opposition to tbe QneciiV "i'ollvge whs becoming 

tains a lull account of, the operations hr nnd nimut Or- , Further by the .Africa French News. nion* violent nnd effective. 

ntid^ expresses much confidence that he (Carvajal) * Fnv Y'oax, Jiiti. 2. The I’.S Htij^i'tJsmitnnc had arrived at LiterpffoL.ua. 

on Ik* able to resume the offensive - It denounces The Atlantic arrived- at Liyerimol on thi*.17th>nd the • _2lv« il.nrii'thnt lha OutH*n’a aerbinhement wni 


Right IT An YY. K. (Slmlstffue. Coloutiu Hecrctury uudcr.su 
Hilbert Peel * administration, and a Mr. Rola rtson Hind 
»4one. of LiveV|H**4. President of the Finance Reform Asso- 
cialion. 

Cuntluued rumor* of a >erioiH nilsiindcratnudiiig la- 
twieu Lords Grey nnd •Palmerston were afiioit 


hole at U<1 for Hair. Mr. Profile s resolution, wttlng apart Friday lu each '“." '’jv 
UNide aguiiiht tlio w,.,.k f„ r tin* particular eqnslderation of private bills, was. 

Af its coteinj*ora- a long debate, ngfl^a to — ayes 21. noes lk. 

‘ T he resolution of Mr Foote, relating to the (.’omproml-e Kx j»'.»rt 

is a*s«>cintionH are n i,. iW ure's. wns again taken up. 

Use m tin* ItuioH. Mr Houston addrewd the Semite in opposition to tie* ptook , 
irclis of Liverpisil rt . hU Hitibn lie vyted for all the •uieasures embraced iu 

hie j".*sideiuM*. iu tbe (’ompmmise but he did ;nnt consider, this resolution . q-Qp 

the father of the „ cr f. P Aary or prdtaT. II# thought the measures should bo , 

(ecretury under ’Jiir j, .ft to be judged of by the people. • He was opposed t<» p 

ir. Robertson Glad- nin kiiig tliew t’ompromto* measures any .part of tlie de- nearly 


mi TON AMP TABACCn STATrMI NT. 

Cotton, bales. Tobturii. Idol*. 

Stork on hand Hept. 1, 18.Y1 16,880 23, 871 

lleeejvyd juist wpek . 24.86(1 17 


•lu. vfIIuwimIaI — HJi;" “ 
- « !-« 

■ In. Nnn0i«ki , l.. — J~T ‘ 

Tuiiow .: ■“? *X,- r 

Ailnmnnlitu* ... — — — 

Hur “ H - "X 

''ESiBr;.T*:-M t un 

TAFFoilAmArtt nnl— »X — 10, 


Kr. t«*k«t. It V. 3 60 

ffesSB== 

Us*u: 

Mi»». N'..rth«rn — «» 
<t«. Wr»l*»n. ... 11 00 

6 00 

r»» i.-.i, f< n» _ 7 u 

Tomr.sE.iidu.. • to 

I'oM* l 

Hcnr, y Md. ... — 

M " II it 

’ •••'•«• 

- *■ 




previously* . 4H84-- 6uoi p ij»i' | 

6MlW0 28.872 


6M).fi.‘W 28,872 

Kxii'orted post wi**k 38.f»19 RfiO 

previously . . 87U.U1 1-417^ 18.244 - 20.(H*4 
Stock on band not cleared .199,409 8.778 


20.094 1 i to ' t is 


Stock on hand not cleared . 199,409 8.778 - & 

u , 1,1 ' - .IthKHlas - 1 I— J* • 

itlon TOBACCO— But few buyers luure made their appeartnee 'U't.Hbriia ~ ^ 

jJ, till* ijiwk. and the elitlru saleji hale n'jtexceiNled 360 llbils, Ur.l^w. l OM*»>*»l-' 19 j — »* 

i «if. nearly alj of which I* on prlvalo terms. In prices a de- 1 *in.' h 4 1 ~ i«^ 

iiiloti •rline of ut bast l 4 of a cent has iK-eu submitted toduring MuiuuAenMu| -% 16 

the past tow days, and our quotations .uro n <w as follows : oaumaO** - M 

nml * For Krpstcd. 2(0)9 ; Lugs. 3 l f ®4' 4 ; Leaf. Inferior ami SniiuVt^. — *■'' i 

Iro to Common, 4J a (o)6 , 4, lulr to Fine, o '*((/)() ; Choice ami j, .»*,», Rnnhirky,— 4» 4k 

,ra,'.V. Buhwtioulwi tj (atlc. f lb . . . y ■ » I- 55 . 

mn . HUH Alir-Th# receipts of Sugar ha vo l*mtn qulld limited i» U ek, . T*u>ii.j 
il ri .. during the week. aud the dem and m oderate Tim Mies ' I’a ao Ii4 <sj 

reach Ijaruiy 29i)U iibds, of wldch 66(7 were taken yesterday. tu?«i* ’. . v • I • to » 6rt 
' 8<»t prices remain without inaterial change, and wo continue DyraT '* i j 
li <•(,- lo ** : 1 , ‘ f,,ri,,r lo Common. 2 ',0814 ; Fair A C 2<>i3 to U to 

iled a to Fully Fair. 3>,(a)4t a ; Prluic and Choice. 4 'ifo)6r >( ft. VtMie, Ts»(.^ , | , ° ,w ' ,s 00 

*gres* Week's receipts. 9214 hhd* — exports, 871 . MjLfeV.V.T.w!!-- 1* * - 1#^ 

?tfl»e M0LA8HKS— There ha* Iwen an ample supply^lf Ma- Flwwiv 1 3 30 

•lurse In"' 0 * *» *hc market during the week, though the demand iUimU A’Ma.So.' ( <*> j * 1* 

W"rk has Wen ratlWr limited'. Holders have generally been il> "! j }j I.* ff ' 

firm, howavey. aud have generally realized an Improve- V-g 'gL Vbi.i.jM 00 U -- 

irnnls on tho clo * ,n K l**t week. The anles. in- fuel” ~ I— -- 

, Hr ,lu- cluillng 1BOO bbls taken yealenlay. cinbraco about 7<k)U ^{•K t> H* ' > ', , 7 > ,*Ll JJ 


morratlc platform, but wa* for leaving freedom of opinion *r|lne of ut bast ' 4 r»f 11 cent has Won submitted toduring 
on'llds point, ns It was allowed on the' tariff, and the sub the past few dnya. and our quotations aro now as follows : 


niftlil* point, as It was ulbiwed on the tariff, and the sub 

:«!«««• -r. ami J’ F.f ' Fre*t-.l, 1 


Tin* Lord TrimaUi off In-land lias Wim elected Triniato ' n t tnrk«-«l Mr. II. us Wing governed entirely by a dueiru to Common, 4J„(fi)5 U i Fair to Fine. 6‘,Yo)fi i Choice and 
' tin* Dublin University * secure thp supiMirt, of the 'fpetwaoliera tor the I'rosidency. R,.b , cllons4J l H (?i)7c ^ lb- 


will soon W* able to resume the offensive - It tb-nouneeH I The Atlantic arrived- at Liverpool nn tln*.17th,*j 
| Canales a* a traitor. The document, altogether. Is abb* I City of Manchester at Olnsgow on the 18th ult. ' 


aud elpquent. Carvajal states' that *lie had but 222 men, 
61,'i.OtMI tank aud file, at Ccrrnlvo. 


Fk anck — T he advices from Paris continue of a peace- 
ful' chnhictor The President bns distributed a large ritim- 


• ,f tie* Dublin I'lilversity. 

The opposit ion to the Qiu*i'iCs"Coll(fge was becoming 
more violent and effertivo. 

The U S »t4*aju* r-Samunc lind arrived nt l.iverpffol. pq. 
the 6th from PhUad««!phl4- • ; 

— Wo ream tluvt Yhe Queen's aeroinheinent was 
expected W-twccn the 8th and lltb December. 1 

The Duke of Nurvaez has Won recalled by the Queen. 


Mr. IL. nnd Mr. tonic eoutium d their persona] contra- 
Versy" '•,■ 

- 5lr.-Rutler dcf.-mlwl South Carolina ..from, rurialn rc- 
marks <>f Mr. Houston. - r 

.i'AftCT-soinc rcuiaiks from ; Mr. Ilulr. Mr. Clemens got 
thinra/raild on his motion the Senate adjourned. . 

I lorsi. or R»:i*iu;zKaTATiv»]a. — Mr.- Daniel, of North ( n- 


Actunl Revenue. 
Hclusil Fund.... 

Incidental 

Fxpeuw^« 

Hon J.i 

Interest . ’ * ’ *J’ 

Warrauts 

. Accounts 

lfiUs. etc 

Ih'y Roll. etc . ' . 


123.6(H) 

10.000“' 

4.rsH) — las.tVH) 
127,000 

03.000 

21.1KH) 

•JU.(HH) 

6.000 

6.000 

11 JXK>« — 12.6.000 


IV. IV . Dunlap lupif 'lM*en elected Mayor uf D/uwiisvilte. I 1 st of erosm's. and large Mini* of money have 


The Duke and Duchess of Moiqiensier had dined with rdli„a. Ghniniiitii Of the Committee on (ffainiN. presented a 
i* .7r *. i I wltliihe Rritish Minister. .report communicating documents relative to tho progress 

ne. ii »»•« r»«a j ^ Al 4, TKIA ._Tli<H, , -Vleunu-MmLtiUikl_nrgttlll_il!;cJUt2Jor. t|,„i has Ih-oii iiia«brin-iiriq.urlng.aiid_l)riltilliU IlHltlliP.yv 
N'aiailcon. nnd praiMX his policy. .* and iudvr or t»riyate claims, ordered by (’nngress la W 

The new* from l’uris luu. ciui.vd uivfti cunstcmatioii nt 1 1 .. entered Into mii exnlaliittiou of the call rs** 


mt'diati* cullision. and nnthiug but a high degree of fur- I in ]K4h. 


Wnruncc and prudence has prevented bbsHlslied. These 
question*. Ill a great degree* twlofig to the . Federal Court. 


Hope continues to excite great nnqlcty in England. The |^. ( . n l n ffexcd ;' and lie concluded by moving a •’^‘Olu- 


l# 

Bwh»i. . ™ 

(>'«li«ti , . <r* 

W-wwi ...... - lft 

Csini ; 

AnwrlMn ...... _ • 

Plas Aggl* ill, ; 

»'<-»* TOW^aa l 60 
Porter, 

tsssJwi, ft 4owiJ 3 80 

J£$a ItiT: IS5 
' S^fA-,25 

do. YtWw..... - M 
8p.flr.ta Ml, k»t l 60 
Hire, (^Ua^ft - 8J< 
fiplec-, pt.,R - to 

. rtawf — ft) 

— s 

•to. Kroand — 10 




Aw.N*H».»A(ojrd' - IS - W ] 

,to. St. iNtwlng'-ba to ;14 to 
F«*Ur. TiunitlrtCM) to |t6 W 

m,ti«o..:.ft ft. -M »oo t , 
MimTim !— 13 —l* 1 ' 

'ftlawr* - ft Wl1 ' ] -r.- 4-r-rr * 

Ulilo, sic., «ap. . .1 16 | » W 
lllinoi* A Mo.30.; 6 to 4 71 
HI. LwU,niy..| 4 U j * »• 
Sour I * 

Km. ft Mil. MM I 

hr t ;; 


A majority of Gomint and the students of Paris have 


position of the British forces, and even of the local Uov- t | n ‘ ( |irccii|ig that the printing of tho work la- withheld bills, nt a range of 2D(fl)21o '»* gallon for prime, and mwtly 
• rnmeiit itself, seemed to Ih-coiiic dally nmn*. critical. uu t|| R hIuiII all la* ready for tho press, and that the snutf ft t 2IHi(S)21c. Some lots of Texas Molass«*a. In poor pack- 
Treachery on all hands, and depredations even under tbe pr | lllc „ p.-rform the printing— agreed to— 100 to*38. - . anil Wl , hftV9 uot l«wl n few sales of 


moi.ent Hiohms —Tbe Natchez Courier of tin* 30th ult 
says 4 

We U-arn . through n friend, that early iu the^aftcriinnn 
f oaturduy lust a heavy ruin and storiit, came sweeping 
•roui the west, over the plantation* on both sides of the 
ilMtssippi river, in n range of some miles, at a distance 
«« from tell to fifteen miles above Fort ATTam*. The rqlti 


portauce a* to seriously endanger the peace nf "society 
Should the judge delay much longer ui'gauizing Ids court, 
the people wIII'Ih* constrained to apply to (’ongress for 
I relief. 

Banx Issi'i.s on Donus-sani'i Mohiuaum. — T he win, ling 
up of the James Rank, iu the .Slate of New.York,, recently, 
lias demonstrated the fact that, the security afforded by 


has been appointed Minister to Hiw t’assel. 


The latest accounts state that (.'nvalgnac has refused to tniops to protect. - . . 

, niu.ri v- I...1.4S i.lt huiiu i.. r. Phishia— A dvices from Berlin to the td ult. stata that 


*i ti. a , . ... | emuient itself, sremod to become daUy more. criUcnl. uu tU it shall aU be ready tor th® proas, aud «iat ^UasaimJ 

nnd some of them, from tli6 authorities assumed hero to' I 'oteil against lmu. I lie I rcside.nt .takes an active pert In Treachery on all hands, and depredations even under the . )r |„t <; |.s perform the printing— agreed to — 100 t«i*J8. 
belong to t|ie Revenue officers, are of *uoh high im-T drafting the new C onstitution. The Duke of Deguricb ( ’) very bayonet* of- the trooii* were constantly iKcurring. Mr. Carter, of Ohio, luiiycd that the rules W suspended, 

1 and tlie frontiers were cuUrcly lsyond the power of the f or the purpose of introducing a resolution authorizing 


printers perform the prluting-^greeu tjj-iw « , ages; have i«4d al 17. and we have noticed a few 

Mr. Carter, of Ohio, lndycd that the rubs W suspeiuUHL .. 

for the nuritose of hitroduchig a resolution authorizing Fermenting at 18S(«>H)e ft gallon. -- 

1 . _ • I.l t II... Ii.llU 11’ I.-. ,1470 . l.l.l. ..I, M-MI 


1, 1, 14*1. .16 IfS ,10 to 

!„.No,1 'sto j*to 

1», No. » I 6 00 , , I 36 

Lrring, V ls»«.. *0 —to 

.•it. *i»«.i I 


*'.nlluu.‘J 1„ . I.tckfo ... it f,.n m... w .,.,1 . 

tiior,' D.-rc. l; until „l,„ut 0 h m wl„ra Mr i- l -m ff ur "" r, '“ "" l l,y “' ,J ' i' u '» 1 “* 

ffuuu.l U|, i lid i* wroth. Urn in till the Tory of on udult il llu,t ' V ' T ,MH ' n t" ho, »nii tlmt n, u lumi* Tor 

turnu.lt, luiiil. i.rtir. tiny mv I'litirt'ly ion, 1,-,, out,. Tin* real 


«n» l^«raT fcM, ^» »Mf «f <to rtWir. IJ,w two plutMIuu* retnl.. raorlgniiHi liy tlu- Jniure Hunk to thu (!uui|ifimr.'f t'lmianinu. January 2. 'lHSa. 

*ulr,.r,‘l Wl.7lY." 1*4.. Stale for fte'SIA wlura l.reiiKht l„ II,,- liamuu-r. Tho rteamer l«U ha. arrirod frop. Havana with Ja«» 

otllLinur,. furinii*. Tlm iliantati Major Krltit*. .ra Ql.l n>M f"r *2U.470,.l.'„vln(( a KlJHil „f tlm irrt.o Hl „t rlty an.l Krv W.»t lu tlm OtUh oil «m loft lu 

Bp*j anil utlnr l)lu,',.'«.iii Ills iw|*hl)OtUo(ui, tmur sa'u rer- of tlu, l,aiik .un|.ruvlj,'il for. nntl tbrowinff ll.ix am, .out of l""' 1 *•>•• »*• s »Ia,i|i-,if-w»r D.'ioitur Tim »t, ami rs l , ltlla- 


accept, his liberty, unless all his 'fellow -prisoners be re- 
leased 

Ohio River. 

Lonsiu.i.K. Dei*. 30. 1861 

Tint river here has risen four feet, and is still rising 
rapidly, with heavy rains during the last twynty-tour 
hours. ; Rants will leuve for the Mouth to-morrow. 

Ohahlkiton. January 2. 1862. 

The steuriier Isabel lias arrived from i|avaiiu with dates 


* had Won received from Paris, by telegraph, and him to thc'Hous**. 


| tie* appointment of ft committee <>t five to welcome Louis W eek * receipts. 962.) bbls— exports. 6120. do. MaL ~ 

| Kossuth. |>n ids arrival al the Capital, and tq Introduce FLOUR— 1 There haz r Wen a good demand for export III iranm«' » 10 

7v'lr,h,i». '**14 h« ...» d,'»lr,ra„ 4MI« «»' O''"* '"■*"* U >« * r ““« «*• gt M 

j .. With a very limited supply, pricca, which liad.a drooping (vrtAnU,3Usu. I- Hj 

of TcniicsiMi". -moved that the rules W uot tehdency early in tho week, have Utterly Improved. 'The - 

nd On* yeas and linys ha vlng been taken, tbe HXim up n bout 2J.000 bblz. inrludlng 3tt)0 Uken y«»o- Far*, ft skb.: 

*'— carri... 1 l.y tll0 pHl>F „ u ., hSnj, in Ohio braral. s 

in.-of Indiana. Introduced a bill forth® relief front IlntlKsit nml delivered alongside nhlp. lu Ihe begin- ■ 10 

loidhig Uiuiity land warrant*, who have al- n |,| R of the week. Ohio sold mostly at . ^3 ^0(®*8 76. and Vn»«M .1— *1 

, 1 il^bre^i'^j^iils^ th0 '* dropped off to $3 «)(S)$3(i8. They, however, rallied. ?; 


bad occuAioned in tense excitement. Tlie buslne.As of the 
Assembly was suspended, and the ministers wil ltdrew to 
ho], | a cabinet meeting . 

Mu ilv — The latest nevounl* from Pab-nno furnish a 


Mr Unvlv of Mruima. sa d lit* wns desirous ot (lenniiiig *■*• * n , ...... , 

II » .. Will, • Tory limited «ui,ply. |,riro». .hirh lutd.a dr, ..pin* 

.Mr. Jones, of Tenncsa^o. -moved tlmt the rulus W uot tendency early In tho week, lmve Utterly Improved. 'Tbe 
suspended,' and tlie yeas and nays having been taken, tbe u|w (jUm u nt^t 2J.000 bbla. Inrludlng 51000 Uken y«>»- 
motlon tlmt the uilua W not suspended wa« carried t.y ij i„ ni,i« h», u i. 


Fruit, ft U>*. I I 

Truui-d — 

Itaitina.MK ... T “ 

•to. MaL j- *“ l— ~. 

iJJi:;:::::.' »i» »'* 

(NmAnU, /*««•■ - fH ~ **; 


New Rochelle the same result liar- Well experiulieed. The 
real estate under mortgage to the Comptroller was 


ord of it n violent visllation. 

Tull nnd strong, timber wa* dashed to the ground in 
gre ut profusion ; fences were upr«Hil'ed and seatterod. not 
lo out wit li the winds ; pTiTmg'idieds wefeTlehmltBUfal by a 


Irani 1 ; , " ru * Uo ' H.IU likickmuill.'* *1.0,1* raid .rat-' »000|3. wlduh: wlura »l, Id. niiiy m.llred »ff7.'H»l. Iravltiff « 

»U 4 < s w fut down wherever they came within its eopp*c.. . .. 4 .,.,,.,/, . , , ; , ,, , 

.Oil the upper plantation of Mr. Withers, and on some ‘ -'* y 1,111 ° f tM * 

plantation.* o U old River. a„large nuimint of cotton wa* m ,uuuo "' . 

ili' ' ' «rtt.*U *c.«ra, ftute'D#. W 

lit.. i_ *• . . N ewYork,- went ashffro off Nantuoket on the night of the. 


Th.- rtiumcr taU li«» xrriy.ul from ilavaml witli data* Tire Uilrli'.iitU „ ifima.it had fratipil*.'d will, tin' mo- 

* '"*•*• "•'"• >" '“»•* ** to •*. © 

„.„. r „ I'O' t the \ l S. sloop-ot'-war Decatur The steamers 1‘hila- u^rtoenth pgliiu nt. had b«i*n arrested 

1 on. the bill holders In the affairs nf the Hunk of | dtilphia. from New Yolk! and Ohio from I’hngres. nnd the Morocco.— liy vrny of (iibioltar. the steamer of tlie lOtlt 

Empire (Mty from’ NewOrleaus; ull arrived within an hour. ult. bring* lut« r advice* fifoiu Mmyriia und Maltu. Tlio 
of each other. No M|muism papers received' uuif no new* French fleet had bombarded Itnbbat and Malice, for eight 
of ininortanc. ^ hours, cau.-iug great destruction of Hfe 1*lie FnmeJi 

1 rlMU * .* Miffen-, I but slight injury from thu return fin of tlie La*- 

s • J •’ tic ut Itnbbat. 


Pirocuto - |4 

ftMgar, ft ft. 

I..». in ihuClly . — f 

Ou PlanUtioa 

IUtkm whil*. . - IV 

•to. - 6ft 

(tn. Drawl — »Q 

, L^AOratAFkll. - 11 j 
3o. Ls^kaa... - 
CUrillird - I ] 


do. ilu. tin atotc, - 06 

' Tiukf l,»lc..ft)>o 

C«dU 13 

hu-u wTurr. 6 «o 

do. brown — — 

“ttSfiaisiiB 

Aim im au ..... — 8) 

(Liuma — • 

- . 

•to. No. 1 — 41 

d«. No. 3 8> 

1 >1o. ItoidrftU*... — 38 
do. AiontMD. . . — 33 
• Jlnjlftltand.... - 81> 
^..Aaraw— i..Uu 


and the rates ou Wednesday and Thuraday 

Ing the diffcrvucu ; which. wud referred to the Oouimltteu -jdi 90. tlm market clozlng at the ouDldcrate IllinoU luu 
on Public Lands. . • sold, in moderate parcels, at $4 12)alS)ftl 525. St. Loula at 


UaU — •»• , — w 

.Corn, In rur,ftW*l]— TO' ! — 15 

it«.*l.«UEd,to.».U to. - to 
lkAIW,ft bid .... t to 6 to 

<»uu|iowder, | 

<'..mil>«.ii, ft lug > W — • ~* 

fiiMirtiux ' 6 00 J — — 


Tt 1 T * 1 uieimrus. Knj.. were mown aown 

‘' llh j n bi r uiation is received from the planter* und over- | 
•«i4 «^ nf4.be*. place#- injured -They agmUdint a ; 

furious aiid di**tructive hux not visited that luti- 
Htde.for mauy years 

Fuum I'zxas— / ndom Drjn rdnliom — The Delta of last 
(Veiling contains a letter, from its correspondou) ut Eugb:- 
() H ^ W ' which states that the Indians in that vlciAUy 
“to ''"'lunitiiiiR tin* most llagraut outrages, with Impu- 
1 l,V the 1st Of •December, hostile baiuls have been 

'•'•list ant ly prew|lijg nlsml withhl « tow jnilcs.of Fort 
l, t‘';au. hi the siieefi aiul cattle range*, making sad liuvoc 




From Mexico. 

The extraordinary iwsslnn of Cougrcs# adjourued on the 
14th ull. Just previous 'to adjournment. President Arista 


Mr. Blwtli; Of IllimiU,. SUfflH 76. und eitm lirand. Item >*"K'd «t ♦< Utlfil ‘ “ I ' 

Uki,; h S!p‘ ih. Jtdn^tl!;. tt, «, V «> .rare n,„ M ..... Of uuHn,„,M ^ 

relative to tlm transfiTriiig of IsnintY land certificate# and gt. Loula at $8 T6 ft bbl. 4J. li by jp * J 

wurraul*. and the remuneration of persons employed to \V’ r < k A receipts. 7490 bhlz— export*. (>94o * 

locate them. who. ho said.lmd performed an arduous • u y (j RAIN— Very littia has lH*en doing in Qoru since our W*»t«m,w. raid (7- 7 

of tb. Wl.nl. .... w.'t'kiy report, ih. remdpt. lm,i„, b..n trtfllnff ra,d fc 'f^.i ?? P? 
the Stule of the Union— Mr. lllblmrd. of Now Ilaiupsliire. t j J1 , rtock reduced Priw*# have generally ranged at 4 60fo) }!»»*, *tm. it to I 

. .» 1 ,.i„ r „r 66c QiMUy at 68/8 Whs for prime I9U from store .... Oatz w.1!a M««Titiiii - 1 ■ [- • 

|, -l°” took place as to t i* ^ n*gi 1 v «■' are without much rhanue. aud Imva U*eu In good rcouest. lu*- 


At Rabbat. it was alzo r.*p#)rtid that the fl<sd had pro- TJll! 
ccetled to Tangier for the purpoM* of bombarding tlmt ,i„, ,,f 1 

phiPe The British ship James had beeu diiqmtohed to j„ ft e Phuir. 
Tangier to protect the Interests of British subject*. 

Imiia.— T he overlsndmuil reached Loudou on YVedues- 
Ju >:. . v »-4..„,:. .renl 


2(»th. and- at last^cemiuts. was likely to Semite .a total. rmtX an addrasstodfie tkmgrws. In which he dwelt at zome 
wreck. Mteam tugs, which where s.*iit down to her. took ^ygth on the eohdltton of the country, but confined lilui- 


oll her crew and passenger*— I?(l in-number. 

Makhiiai. Soi lt — This gallant and distinguished officer, 
tlio last sTt rv 1 v r 6r 7TTJ ifpoleiiTi r s Marshal s . died at Paris, on 
the26thof November, iu (lie 82,1 year of bis age. 


length on the coiiditlon of the country, but confined lilui- .jq, p r ,.i a tiuns between tbe British nnd Northwest tribe, 
self mostly to general terms, in some instauces. indeed, continued very um^tisfjietory. 

drecrndhig to Hi,' niy*i,Tl„lu •' ^riuu* Mu~.lu.un.. riot ii.,.1 .wmntMl «l UdluUy. 

ABrir ctiMitrUuiaUiiii Hip PTrirenl.tlvre uptm th, re«U-' UitHSi with 


in urn 1 ouir. , r t >or mnaiiy ■(• *v»" *»**»»• «•»« 

Home (lisciisslon t»*ok place as to "* , .j |P ^ without much change, aud Iiave la*eu In good request, 
uror ceding and the Uhalrman huving decidwl tnai »»>» 7^“,. , .... . .1 . ,^,0. . , 

President message be taken-up, his decision upou appeal »t 36^37 j.o fur Ohio. Indiana, rtc.. and atifadOo ft bushel 
was confirmed ; and Mr. flwymour. of NezrYork. moved to j ilf | <ou i, YVe noticed a sale of 7300 bushels Oliio, in 
refer that portion of tins message which referred to bar- ^ ojj Wt dllNkUy al a2)itS)33e pe'r bushel .... llrai has 
bur* nnd rlvwrs to tho ^“UiRUe »*' 6, '“ UI,W ' u . oll Uu)l n t H6f2*t«lc ft 100 it. Tlierfb has been no Wheat, 


vvii E^nJJi’o - JX| J* 

Wl:\ 

if*;. 


^ hais,- d&a a. Paris. „ n mV r .» K E ^ Vi ' rioter# weru butnot Wit!, 

rill* •Mill of November, iu tlm kid war . r 1 u latlrtn of the " great and happy reforms which had been ol|t w ; r i, 1U s injury to a iiumbir of persons Many sho] 


Bt.^k Dj.paiitmfnt.— A WiiHhington loiter to 
tho UuUimOre Prttriot says: •* The growing in- 


carried out ’during tin* session/' tile President procecnla to 
suy r 

" All administrative and social quest Iqiiz being suhdrdi- 
nale to flnanelal questions, the Chambers have und llmw 
qiiestiuiiH with wisdom and decision, nnd if .tlm difficulty 


wbieli wus eaused by soma' obnoxious publications. The Ul „tl4,n be supported by « few brief remarks^ 4 . . .. . . 

rioters were fiuiiUy dlsperm *dM)y the po lice, but not with- Xl was agreed, however, to defer tlio (jonsideral on . of **»•. In the market, 
out w*rious Injury to a uiirnlaT of persons Matty shop* air<t b«» u »*ly JiL-ii*iiliir». " ,,4ik ■* ,wot ' 


were plundered, women violated, and other outrages com- Risscll was taken up 
milted. • » of h purely technka 

Other mrouiits state that the 'property dell Toyed 'was purpose of having t 
valued ut jCia.Us), having 1 m!«U dt*n*;. u 


mirtuTuf lu,viut"B'' U i^ * M "i‘ duc " 1 *'“ l U '” r " '*“" b **» “ Hu/ulr, *t I toSjw. t 

having In eii don*-, u motion .prevailed to adjourn, it wunt- riltw ft', ivnvo nollcvd nale# of Burn# *100 this, of which | ftArtU^Uwlpnn ; 


Weak's receipts of Corn. (>7o saoks-— export* fiUlO. .rr 
l'ROV IBION8 — The stock of Fork ha*bc*«tue mm^t rc 


i> 00 !<« wo 

, l *ft , ito^ 40 to^ito to 

to to Ill4 OU 



«M"ing the herd*, seureely Inking pnitis to vcirHudr plans tevCbm*MU fti'this'j^mntry with nat(uUH nil over questions with wisdom and decision, nnd if .the difficulty (Vivnionoiir Jo»:*— Commodore Ap Cutesby Jones, who. 

“'“I luoyements even in. broad day Tin* garrison at Fort' t | l0 cal *th iH.IUuking tho Stilt© DopnrUffftnt of tho **“4 1,01 ‘tofinilely ri solvwt .thc material* were so dfc- was aeclde*iitidiy* very severely wouhded at a Urrlcade 
Dnnnui eousiHis of Infantry, mid they are utterly power- . . ’ ; lnlw ,,.i nlw .,. •’ oi.il tlioi o is sotnoolv n P ,,M,<I *» ‘o allow tlivir successors to tennliuite it ” during the rreent e .iifilets In Paris, commanded tlio 

*'. M “gitlltsl tin- well uipniiled savages. They are well ^ • o t 1 He tljen refers to the composition of the Republic, and American flotilla on Lake Rorgue. iu Dieemtor, 1814. and 


r, ... . >< 1 - 1 1 umnuieu savages. ine\ are wen , . , . , -j. . • *• u... ’ r ... x... ... ••■••• 

""""‘led. front the fart tlmt they steal all tlm fii|y homes ' vot}k 1,1 ' vliurl ‘ tlu> AlUtncail Seen tlliy ot ..tnto- t | w working of roclprocwl Interest# of tlm Central and 
1,1 !l'" rleililty Tile letter . Whlrh . i : - dated DceciliUr In. in llOt UltUeil 11 poll to lltii -UpOll Illllttffl’H (»f tllO* ?State (ioveriimi-nts. glut |irnlses the anny for the services 
“tow days previous? tlie Indians killed tenor very gl'©ftt«w£ moiuont, not only to his own ooith- '* wA« foiind capable of rendering on the • hiva<t.»/fr*m 
jT^flite cattle Itolonghig to Don Jihin Fernniidex. of try, hut to tho whole immnn ritoo, in all imrt* tl ' i r I ’ , 1,1 

^•KloNIW nnd boldly eiioiiuped In the lllldst of their .. w ,1 u»«„ I.nu ..imitinHnni ,,e t, "* , M ,r, *‘ •>,'* 

^"tighter. -sTii,. comiitHtiduiit of the post is unable t'i/do " ri l i u World. My Wtbt V ^ “ Our foreign relatio’m/ 1 . tlianks to thn.,uohle zentiineiits 

“‘ing • ff&iiitid. rur the reason that they have no V r RlovoinontH going on, tlio iniigmtude of Which of the representative# of friendly iiHtioiis.^.ntluue In the 


'cauoed tile British fleet to suffer severely in tlm *ca fight 
which occurred lie was then a lieutenant He was 
wounded and tAk'-u |>rUoiter,4t»d jie haz.ever since drawn 
a pension from the (lovenuneut 


| - .'.'J .11. IIX .1,.' Illl.XrtX if* nn-ll 

^ HUghter N^The couiinaf|t|uut of the |,ost is unable t'o dn 
Hi|f!»l n ? (iffKHuul.'for the reason that they have no 


ortho world. Mr, >Yobst,or trow lia« nogotiatioiiH 
or inovoinontH going on, tlio magnitude of which 


amded and tAk'-u |>iisoiicr,4U»d jie haz.ever since draw n e. ruli.g Hogging hi tlo* Navy Referred to NtiVUl Com- 
iien-ioii from the (lovenuneut mittec 

Mr. (Iwin ##ld.thnt lie would eull up on tlm Mb of Jttii- 

d A E in Mr mV in* — A company is being organized in ukry tho potUion pn thl* ruRjiict. which IumI Isien laid on 


tyellltlcH Tlii* TqliiQdt Hills suy that tlnir .liitere*ts are OUR li(t HCtirooly itjiprooiiilod hy Oitsual look- ls*st eondltlon and if the nature of certain rlreiimstnucei 
n»lly being Miuvificcd iio.l their lives pliu »i\| lu 'jeopardy o, rt-0,l . permit it the do verumeiit would have the pb n* 

. v ila* hmetlon of the dnverumeid i t . *' ure lo trafiqulllze tlm patriotism of iho** who. nn nior 

• ....... w.-w* Me- ■ i.. , . 


* lii ti ni i « ini F hi, 'riic tobacco in 

8 Navy -A meeting was lipid lu Phlln- ^ Browder, at CbirksvIUe/lVum' 


•h’ll'hia, on Saturday uveulng. the 20Uf;uH .* niol, resolu- of hdiaeeo. wa* ri-reii 
Ji'iin. HilnpUid deiiiHineing llm petltiim fi nu that idly, pre- house, ouihuildiugs 
►"Uie.Un tlm United 8tute# Henate a tow days aflt'» hy Mr l“rif«' number of Img 
Brodliwul. asking for a revival of the practicw ot fitting V*"" 0 ". l*ortl> hours 
hi tbe navy flm rtnoliitiiniN ul*o speak lu.lilull terms of . „ 1 u 

tlo remarks of Com. Stockton iii opiMadtloii to the prayer . 7 " !' //" 'J '/ 

, ' 1 ’be.petiii A eouiintit.ee was appointed to trims- " V U " l,n •' 

•nit rn|AoH of (lie rOMOlutlous.tn HeimtoVs Htooklmi. Urod- 'fin* Mari*hij , in , *s n 


ml . o|AeN ot (lie leteolutbnm lo HenaloVs Slooklon llrod- 

lu ud CuOjHT. libU'ldS; Dldqjla***. Ciina aud UvvwVvu, 


would permit it die (lovernmeiit would have 'the pleas Cm KOMI Nairn'* — Tin* ^iierokee Advia’i 
a_ Cn ‘ ; - ; ur e to Irafigiillize the patriotism of lIMe who, on more tin* following touching paragraph ‘ 

TTiL.'t,il«,u'., (uclurv "I Slowr. Mr- Jrara^rad,,,,, MKEwnr i|n,l„„„HnMu M 'nd^re ..... j„, ,u,. u,ur,ter««.uiitte, I in: 

■iuiv k Hrowder. at Clarksville. TeuinWo with IMKHI hlul- endangered ' , District Huelphistmiei-* have ) / «Vi*ii *.«• fn qi 

f toliineu, yva* ii. ( .eutly'dehtroy,«l by tire, it I *o the (Mirk - Notwithstanding t(u* fact that the preceding rrkuttie is last ycur or two. In opr country, tliut wc li 
itiusc. outbuilding* etc . of 51 r. Chamberlin, (Vtl)talfihig » supported by faiits, our actual niudiliou la far from pre- perfwdlv tjrad untieing them, and • our frl< 
urge number of Imgs. lard. etc. The total loss Is uhpllt svUiill|C a flattering aspect. The fliiaindal crisis yet ex- •««" the casel^aiid' w« ari* happy t^sny t 

o'si.inni, partly Insured » i>tn, uml is -still more urgent and iimimciug (lmu ever, ihe sober, sedate -eU^fU uYnung u*. who woul 

VYe must surmount’ U'. not by sterile recrimination* nor do an aft iHtwiirtliy theelvjll»c*l and CbrUUni 

JT.,' ni.', Mr „ Hill , 1 |,.riU 1 », l ).,'*llo«. W Ira, Z' 

V gallon, ami olyiohlc and sifteerc paliioti-ni. ll0l i m jf lie puoder ami noting would >* 

♦miUi Cruz. U dlctiiigiil.il. d lady ol The Kn t ut tve, for hU part, submits bn conduet ta* by IhiAii.lUal lh< r. now i* for alntoai weiy ' U 

egiuivU- (Uvd rwcutly at Jiftdttd lUv hujuirtial judgment ol tlm uatiou. llv has re*pe«lv4 ^ccur# ma) bv traced tu inuuiperuiuv 


Memphis for the pui |,o«e v of lighting the streets with gn* pn *. fram 1 

No city umre urgently need# such an. improvement n ja,r^ tbe joint' r'es< 

S...U. -T'lu.-ftu'r'.kr,. Adv,.',.|,. ri.ut.Us 
tin* following touching paragraph 1 _ Mr Shields gave tml 

ifl'ltrnf aimthey uturd«r Auqiu^llted .111 litiilUL^nske nLJ*“‘ “Ciili'. —¥• 

District Hue Ip Instance* have Isieii *o frequeut lor the cers 

l„»,i year or two. In ojir country that we hav»* become Mr. Mallmy "uhnil 
perfectly tired noth ing them, and our frleiyls abroad ouiry h»Ui tip* ex|wdii 
Sniulit think that we wire all a wl ..( < ut- IliroAl* ; tut K«y West. Adopted, 
tld* is not the ease, and wc are happy to say that wa have A resolution JtUQy 
Ihe sober, sedate rUU<*n liYuoiig u*. who would disdain to elerk was ufs<i adopt « • 
a" an afl unworthy the «*i villa***! and CbrUliamnaii* And Mr Underwood -die 


iuivhig Ih’cii dmie. u mol ion .prevailed to adjourn. «t wuni- rtt tes YV# liavo notiovd sale* of mnnti *100 bm*. of wlilcli 
lug only u few minute* of 3 o'clock. Hioo Old brought ^13 9TWn>*14 90. mostly tha lattor 

4 ... ' fx .ra 1KAI figures, aud 2U0 bbU , Rumps at $0 toUf/DftK* W ft BW. 

—im motion of Ateiiiaon. It wah ordered New 5lwss 1ms boon ielllug UtUriy at |I4 00f9$14 flfi for 

IhJriheiTthe lifiinte adjourn it adjourn till Friday round lots. ...d ftl4 26^14 W per bbl tor raUll ideals 

,M.xt . u :• ' • . The st(H*k on hand. Oil the evualim of the 81st ult . wa# 

A communication was received 1 from ith* Becretary of the oq . 4 ,^ bW of wblch 0460 wera 5 Iwmi. . . Reef has Im*i*ii 
depurtun ut eiiu" in limited request, with a few -ale. at $11 00 for Mins, ft* 60 
' PMjgbiK in the Navy Referred lo Navul Com- f or m. O , $7 IbfdfH OO, and *6 i*V8>*5 ft) ft, bbl for IU 
.. b«ef.. liacoir |ia* ls:eu erirenuly dull at 8 • '4 torMdw 

fhissld.thnt he would cull up on the 6th of Jail- y ^ 7 , lt) {t>r HhOulikrs. The prinel|>al sale of 

nolltioii on I d# subject, wlileh hnd Isien laid nn «uu. !(»><*■ !» i® • „ ■' 1 * , . 1 

pt 111100 v , liafti* that wo have noticed was 26 lUrce#. emivasod. at 


SB, 


im 


Ilu* table 1 low*" »“■* ~ , 1 

Mrl’lcpion*. .front the Coimnitten 011 Military Aflplra. yi^r ft R, Lurd has boon held at firm rat«a for th# I 

n porh-d ibe joint' resolution HUtliorlsing thu l" hUUl y 4 „, hand, but wc, (iave tow trauMetiona to 1 

,.,“dl'r tUo,W.»ut runic ,d bl.Mtete.iit •« ^ w . , wv „ ..j . ^ llU , 

rl “l'r l »h'lri'5g«v,' '...(tiWi'of 1, 1,111 tn lnrte*il.«sw. »nd > Om nul lot. «r toga tetou >t 

,1 tin tu in v l.v , It.itmg a r.-lir.-d li»t for disabled offl- uo VM'ripln of l.aid du<in( |h 

«rs . \Yestern Butter bus sold genarally ut 

Mr. Mallory submitted a rasululiun dirsellng « u » w , 7-. 

iuiry Into lip* ez|Hi»Uency ol wsUblt-ldug » naval depot nt flt Kf»9e ft ft . . . JL 

Ly M ost Adopted. . , RIHK--Ty .market ft»r till# article h«# pnawnteJ 11* 

A ri Milutlou allowing the Qiuuuilltcc oirPenslom u UM , (4 | dull iipp**arao« a. ami- w© have notlto^l ‘*nly a tow 

'U "^("'iwrairoliured u r.«4|lUou dlrx’Uii* *n in-iulry «,dre ,,l -jMb (nr Oxridlnu ....... , 


Th.- klftrofthmoM ol .HuuUt Crua. u dtotingui b. d lady ol 
lliv Court ol IirtibvUtt^eguudn died rvcvutly al Altdrid- 


do an aft unworthy the elrlliied and ( hrtstlan man Aim 1 f . . r ,.. t .Mamhu»llun ol 

could w.' but induce the white man. eillz. ja of the Mates, into tlm expel en#y of 

in U...l*l from M-III.I* ll,|Uuf I,, our »,• ore ,»n.|i,-. I. |.;,viui'fii« mnd.. l.y > , 1 , 1 u u„k,- l,». 

Ih.l 1,01 I, nil Ilu jnmd,'.' «u,l , ,"U„* Mould !“■ OulnuiilUd »li,,re r.,„-Au ««l.t» >fr .U|.|.-i„r ir.iu 

l. y llirin.iluri liu >•' no# i. . iurMuuM .•>>',» nM“U;'. 1 tlnil lukuu idut.' sdrad'-, , ra t ,,,.|inx tM U*.B Cum- 

m, w uccui* mu, lit trxuud iu intcWMniinu '.Hi. 11(11 ull, rul U r-M'imiou uin tuui ,u«. 


ItlllK -Tldi iiiurkid li.r tbi* urilol. W» pre" 1 *" 1 *d"|M«l 

itMiitl dull n|ii>,*nr*n<'.. nml w« bxvv oidl.' .l . S* 

.,,1,.. „l »',r >. lb for ilxsdlM #“ r Omut 

WIIWKV-Tb. dcitewl b*» k«te rt-rj lluMUd, ,nd 
|.rlr, H. mly In lb. wmK. iwteMI. W» ufMfrtl «*1« *S 
tv.-, in, rainy nt H hid* lUMIbal. lo -Sow ♦ c»u»l«,iuu'U.. Ml , , .„ 
ui r, x,4Md M, la tote, .11** V «•*•» * m * u ‘"W 


.ujiply nt Ite*. “d 

aud but a . 
Prire, *1 IflWWlt ■ 
ud.,|U»l.' renripl.. u 


SfSS 




...... ...I. ay* 







£l)f Urn) (Orleans Cljristian JUtoorate. 


A A nTtilllVli.' ,B BW I*** 1 - wm»' L«Ur from M«xlr.o. .,»»» 

rf the rhiluJelphin Kmiing Hulli-tin, The l.rl» 1'fitffli t'xpixlii. Mvleh. from ' 

in hid th* Ot)i Nnrtnit>rt, trllfl tlir fol* Cm* on flattmfrj, lirinltnfl datra IF, ill thai plxco to tin- 

, ' , 17lh. and from the i-lty of Moxlco I" 11th Inn* 

10WIHJ1.W.J 1 It ailpoar, that lllproport* of tin- del 

One of the romrt einsnler en<l ilntiRcrnpa **l- nrp.vii.vill,> Flaip-j.iid 1 

eentiiren took place n few <lnys ngo. r,. w ,(„y. a*,,. won- perfectly «wt. Th, 

AlnhoneA Therelin. » (TTtnnnst, well known (or of <1™. Jaiirctnil la pulttlidied, xml »now» 


Litter from Mexico. 1 Jtja .Iamipii »;n T»n. Ti .il.-An arrival | Alt UlHifiVKHV.^TUe fc"iUtor-.nf41io Stui. OOPTH-WBB'l'MtM BOOB HTOHH 

, ,, , on 8n l.p.« B lit IIip Itlo.fnnrlm .toronldpIVnoonr- Li nv nl. 

ThP hi I* 1‘nlon lopt.ln Bi,fovl,-h arrived from Vent Imntltllon front whleh *• II., a In y„. ! , ® M «’ wh,ch 1,0 h » 8 JOHN BAI.I,, 

CrmonH.lnp.lfy. hrlnitlnx dai.-„ fn m thn, place 10 tho |wJ> y. p, . receiTetljJIVhm Onptain D’AuborviUe,,of the hark No. r,a Uravk-r Street. 

17lh. .0,1 from the pity of Mexico to Hip till. Imt .. Thin paper runtalii. pomp particular. of the recent Chieftltih, of B.letoil, llntCtl fllhrltltnr, September At the .bore wtxMUhmonl p.n alnaya he fonml the 

It appear* Unit (hr report* of the defeat of Oarvajal. r v,. n t* on the Plata which terminated with, the eapltula- 7 frjvjnir n n nocount of n moat •rincrnlfir <lio following : 

pnbll*h<M I11 the Brpirnttnl* FU|ff!l»nd hw* » tlon of Orlto. The Jbrnai rienlM that there waa any con- ^ ' , SingUlnr UlH- METHODIST BOOK CONCERN 

few day* ago, were perfectly correct^ The official report ?rn tJon between Orlbe end Urqtdsa. It mijA that certain POYery of ft wonderfully preserved find valuable AJ1 thi. huWir.iirtw. nf ihu t u , » 

oftlen jMinirtille put, llBhc.1 «n.|. hnwN that Tarvajafa tfnn „ were conceded to the former. not extorted frotn fear relic of the ilUnnvoev nf .U.w'mI, wZa.t Y? th " PuW^Udb^of this Concern to bo hid o& nppllca- 


I look place at Brwaaeh r» few days np 
Therelin. • gymnaM, well known i 


‘ESS, 



it a Wf te nB f light I* 4tvnlar. 
oe fca I n rarer preaa In thee 

\SSS ua 

S Twt theT* 1 ^ 

reo* on* thou anal rcane l*ft*e Me. 
m* that Ranh may «wnr ere ; 

•re like a Wewdwg o'er me. 


. » . « ... . . « .« — e— - 

in etrr aaema the Off* m'; ' 


Alplicnaf Therelin. a gymnnat, wen known mi 
hi. o.lohi.hinir frotn on tho .pring imnnl. (it 
tarhed h» Uotldard'a balloon, Imd advert i*ed t< 
give at Brtnnela one of hia aeronauticnl exliihi 
tiona. The people had gathered in iinmenw 
•crowd* on the town eotinre, the apring lx»nn 
had been attached ana nil preparation* made 


do. the foUfmlna translation from which we find In ye*. I . A . • * ... . , . 

tfmlay > Hcnyttne : rweitetljjTfh'hi Onptam D’Aulwrville^nf the hark 

“ Thin paper contains aoine tmrtlrular* of the recent Chieftain, of Bouton, dated Gibraltar, September 

7 ’ « ivin « nn WTl ot ft nu,Ht 8in « uW (li8 * 


tin a armnnat. well known lor of (len. Janretnh la puhllahcu. ana annw- nmi » arrajnt a terma were concerted ^to the flirtaer. not extorteil frotn fear relic -of the <liacovm*v i.f tliio Wnninmi w. %ti 1 .u . . , , 

XliL rjt.rwl fhtrna were completely routed, lie wHlca frmn l>rralro. of the rh-tor. hut concetle.1 hj hla lehlty. Umuiaa iMumt J" C t,,C U,Movc, y of tbiP WCfltcm Wofld. Ur>n. at catalogue price, 

i* VII II ^1 . *1 ; under date of Herrin I at 1 lie relate that, after tg a pnielamatlnn, from which are Irani that, after having Fhc editor -SnyB he llAH known Captain D’Atlber SUNDAY BO 

ini R tkAiloon . I1111I ntlvei-tiNiMl t.i ... . I . ii..-La. ..rU.ui.mnM ho is-mivnil IlifnniiAlion _ -u_. 1 .1 .V. .< I_... »/„ _l. . " * ^ 


-7 r, „ 1 'i *1 a . umirr umr ««i vw T "”’"‘ • — -- -- . n iituriiiuiitutiti, inmi viikh w»iu ,um», ntwr-iMTini *«*v wnm onjo uv nun ihuimil ,V nutam V AUDer. Biinuai SCHOOL HOOKS. 

b> Ooddanl-a balloon, had ad?ertiae«l to ralrini nf thkllege of Matamoroa v he iveidved Infonnatldn waited aumc time fhr the Oondc de Oolloa, lie wka com- ville I'nr vonvo r n 11 Sunday School IlookH of nil drnomhmt Ions Al«» 

iruaaeia out «f hia aeronautical exliihi- that OarraJalVaB at Tonvrllla*. and waa icirderi'd to fan polled hytthc general ln*urrectlon of tlie Inhahltnnta In hlM Sixteen yenrs, nnd places full relinnce . . . wvii nivkir a • u‘ f? 

TIip I»nplf hhii gntlmml in linmonw Up. i" .'..l.tpyt. <" v , n 1 Vm.V - K V.“ a V . I . p. I.ur.. lll "." w ," i'pp'"""- 1 " '■™th.>,p hl' m.rcl, I., op the truth of thin strung® mitt-TpllouH story , . .rtinent of Jl thMI.I. UiHiKS. .uIi.Up fbr 

L th*. l.itrn th. imrinw IhmihI T**#*?*'* At l«l ^.hp mrl.P. Wfrv Orth. , p..l,l„„ .. “ ./ Mbwl "* 


~ .. , , , i nen enpecmi* cim » >• j"" 1 * 

aouare, the spring board , Rfa j n „,trt n A'd far a- «lef. whh h plat e he aptt 
lid nil preparAtiona made, „ n th,. ft ft „f Oetoher without opporitw.ii Not meet 


•re Implomi thee 
to the. 


Iwa t dwelling lw ; 
a. tmto earth returning, 
r Mill to thee 


with St: Michael, not \n propria prrtotia, but g Ur them. They look tho nmtl fmm Agpalegua to Uuer- 
iu the form of nn immense gilt atatue, with nrn. t’anraJal'eloeH war a o»*lnnel. four officer*, and more 
which the Delriaps Imre ornnniente<l tlie tip-top th.n P.ny i.rimlp. UIIp. 1, Ihh gre.l" 'mml«r Auiprlr...., 
r .V. n,»l, it, .1.1 ,l» Villp nr Town. «nj morp th.n wrroty wnumh'd. J.nrpnui eonniuM to 

of the atOBlde of Uictr Hotel tie Iiile, or one officer fllghtly wouuded. two iinuniommlaHloned offl- 

houae. Therelin looked after the balloon ;• it r<)r)l Rn( j fourteen |trtvnte« wounded, nud fix.prtvntee 
was a quartet- of a utile off ; he looked down to killed 


'■S pcllcd hy*the general ln«urrectlon of the iuhahltnnta In IiIn 
favor— to uw hia own acrount— to rnntinur hh march to 
,,r ^* the Itlo Negrtv At lari he arrived befhre Orihe’e piwition 
eretl wltli 8000 men ; hut rather than rlak a multitude of liven 
’""S on the Imuc of a liattle. he eoncedetl the hutiia alnive al- 


and the balloon Marted mnjeaticnlly into the Ariilua. h« reftml a second tlmo t<» Cerrnlvo. lie wm fol- i u ded to. lly them- term.-* It jviu* acknowledged 
-u rlnin<r hiirh almva the Ikiiirch lowed up el<-wly hj / arv^al. btdh |wrtiex mrirehliig rcalktancc to the Anglo-Feelieh Intervention wu« 

•IT, liaing high above the UOUOCB. through the chaparral t»n the 27th the attack on Cer- th( . ,„«» thereby the Independence of the 

' The velin was niiotit turning a oomeiaet When rnlvo wa« eommeprctl Jsuregul romplaiiM much of the defeated ; no diatiurtlon la to be mad, 

lie revived a severe blow on thh back. Tlli* temper of the people ; the Nntlt.nal Nuaftl wan dleaolved. cltiKene of the Halida holding different opinion*, 
was .uprising, in the nnrtkmUr l.H-nlity, l.ut »nd hp rppplrpj no from t W I^.M .n ^ 

<mr gynins.t di.l n«,t lindute to turn quickly w£fr^ w , JAii™. 1111 »' l “ l •'< i .un.i ,i nrm»«rv 1., to’s'.l 

and grapple With hiB aerjal antagonist. Hal- eonrentrate all hUf«wce« on oiwiwrtnt. lu order to prolong i K . ( , n nt^vallina hcri* alnce early ytaterday morn 
SpliM board *J»d »I U WObt off and left the comlwkt ln ' < thl ’ amm which had prcrlnuriy fnllen to Ihc ileplli u 

him In mid-lMMTcn, locked in g clow embrace *TJ!72S«wi, Uilri «mt ..uitoi.ur- h*'!"". 


op the truth of thin strange marvellous story : 

It nppenrs by the letter, that tho Captain put 
Into Gibraltar on the 27th of August last, to 


tenalve aaeortmont of JUVKNlLfc UtXIKS. suitable for 
Ubrarlea. 

TI1K0I.00Y 

Thla department Ih very largo, embmelng all the standard 


ir.iBt.npp vsJwte «!“>«•: >-i» tch S ci b«s ’' nrk - "■ ««*** *• «» «»• 


the liellef that thereby the Independence c»f the Republic 
waa l»elng ilefeateil ; no diatilietion la to Im* made between 


.u < I Ti:aaiai.» Oai.k — Snow 8roaM— ■D isastt.hs oa L*xr, i ...» i , . 

? ” Krie— ^ luiffalo. Ike. 17.— A trcmeiidoua gale of wind hna "OHllOIlCU SO nulcll ns to rent 1 

■•"UK I 1 1 .1. ..lo oA.l..e.l.v mi. - tlllt lltllt-i. I.n llnat 1.... 


and wliile waiting, bimself and two of bis pas- n, Pf* among wEtoh may )»• found the following authora : 
sengerp croBStn! the stv.aitp of Mt. Abyllis, Olitlie * ,on ‘ ln y Taylor.* Weeley. Olarke, Henry, llurkltt. llunyan. 
African const, to shoot and pick up geological b f, el<e» 11»eolij,l(Uton. CoHjer., Sherlock. Lardnor. South', 
speciincns. Ilefore returning, the brceie Imd ,,ft l«y»BUokhouM,Bttrii«tLtUlot|«ti. Patrick. Lowth.Scott. 
freshened so much ns to rentier it neooSsary to ^‘W'ton. Harrow. Melville. Magta*. iMemm. Chalmers. 


Leighton. Harrow. Melville. Magee. 


wriTk. Her rrew ami pafaengera. fortunately, 
au i ix | r ate aoved . The propeller Ouelda haa alao l»cen driven a 


% 

I 


III Mitrtal IMfrr» MaA my aplrit he T 

hwt owe wiah. imc hop* through life I* re tlrnnhered. 

I wish, the hope to he yet nearer thee 

r to tbee ! I know my prayer hi granted, 
mw thy atdrit nowfe ofo* to me . 

llallMjhfcy heart hath haunt. . I— 

lUwrTim. ixdTocchixii iNoiDRvr.— Yes- 
ty,(8abbath morning) at the ringing of the 
holla in this city, the congregation 'of 1 tlie 
Mr. Davit* *>r Freewill Baptist, met a roam! 
water where the different denominations 


| the ground, three hundred nnd fifty feet help* ; «« v; ral Dritish realdenta have sent a communication to 

. T*., ,.„l * o. n l n o Al . the^<lovernment. complaining of the Inequality in the . 

I he concluded to try and reach the 1st ter. I«ayment of d Utica cadeed by rite tarilT enforced at Mata- 1 

The penlou* descent was aocomplialied in tlie morog , IV (lrn Arabia rwrri 

■esence of an nffrighted crOwd. A single fnlae .Inaquln de Mono* y Munoi haa Ijcctl elected First Al- girea 


f. werv ^ ftrnt toles and other marine auimnlculic, as to 
nahore deny that supposition. On ftirtbcr examination, 


h SCHOOL HOOKS. ^ 

wouljl reapectfully call the attent4i>n'o^ .country mor- 


al Kalrport. * he found it to be a cedar keg. On opening it! tubers, and In want of School Books, to 

: == — = ... ■ lie found it cocon nut envclopcci in n kind of tfuni 1 " n!B “ na T,lu,w ' , “ 6rU ‘"'' lK '■"ntf.tlng in r-nH of- 


I presence of an affrighted crowd. A single false 
I step, the trembling of a muscle, the giving way I 
of a projection, must have sent him n lifeloes 


nnd crushed mass to the pavement below. The tanner* of the National Guard, which participated in the 
rigor of Hie weather and his light costume for- defence, arc to lie Inscribed with the word* : f 'alimirt 

bade him to remain where he was He came dtgwri * n . 1 - 


down safely on the outside of the spire. u T;r jj Awmiro’^n ^ the'27th" nit'* suited and flwl ' to the , »»y tii«* Govern- X T 

lie deserve?, richly to have his salary doubled JnZ H,c AmSSln Hotel, c.u.hl^ ahtne damage. ' JSS?' , n , u '- -£5fL -1 *1 dccl J n ? 1 

by tlie Emperor of IUu.«in, wlio Im- engaged Til.; American mircnlureij who I...I rt.lim.M Hum- iillK B »y» ,«1>C letter, •• 1-end wold for 

him to go to Ht. Petersburg to tnkc clinrge <d a eelrw »t nunmul. In gotorm lUHlylyn they hc.nl Hint u h „ r[ . , h'J.ri.u^ of ilu^.hiitihlrty.ri j 'hmi^n.l «<-«■, T..1 ’J translated it into French na lie rend 


defender* of the Integrity of the Mexican territory. 


i. ^wV„r V „urnn, ,g ..ommeree '• * ' 

glvea a memorial from James B. Moon*. .Toeiah Lvwrcncc, t 4 . r u nnnVlv i11n»:Kl A . Hl i , V lu Dictionaries 

< ^Y^S3wm?' of T.m.ull|». I... imsm. 1 « Tote of J.'" 1 " <, '‘ r3r " " w " , " 1,n nf °j|J^ " n,i «• Dr,lhl - "f on tionrd 'wns nble toyleoinhc°v! 'llcthowover' araminsiw. 

thanks to the •• Heroic defenders of Matainoms." The Pennsylvania, and tliclr associates, In relation to a line of found on shore an Armenian liook merchant • HhetorlF; 

lwnner. of the N.th'nnl flu.nl. which pnrticl|.tinol In the e«e,»cm «- I1JW. « Oregon t. tHUrn. with . who wns raid to b. ™ JSt lSSmJdSSS "n w ’ - 

branch to the Sandwich Islands : kin*;,, *« ».» , , Vi , 1,1 Drawing. 

The consideration which the projector* are to receive Is : tlio cin'tmiQtntmno t'. ^ lo ,» Hook-Keeping 

Aral, a sum equal to tho postage rcceltgd by the Govern- i Cl^tmistanccs of its dlSCOVeYy, offered $81H) •„ * 


Arithmetic. 

Algebra. 

Geometry. . 
Surveying. 


The consideration which the projectors are to receive Is : 
first, n sum equal to the postage received by the GoVcru- 


t in this city, the congregation hi tlie him to go to Ht, Petersburg to take charge of a 
D»riv>or Freewill Bsptist, metsroun.r ^vmnaaimn. Louis Napoleon hnn just such n T hr7m-™ nf Honor. h»v5 laid 
w WWW thr different denomination* descent to make from the airy pinnacle where vantages oyer the Indians. 

The weather wa* quite cold, he is now, and the people aro looking on to Boa ..OtUhcJ 6tH-nl t. a hnndm l me 
howhowillmskcit. I hope he will succeed SB 
!*J ? f*f 7 thi “p lodLtd well M Therelin. loth of this month. . 

IhrMddimr. After ringing and a short ====* The VnimiaiM the 7th lnri.. 


JK:.fKS8, fford, 'nnd'trnnft'nted „ , “I..,.ory. 

r.Sri'.t.TS.Inh.c .Mm,. „,i ^”rcriC^h»„j l fn.m .Dr Sctn inmiB L i™ esch sentence, n short, hut concise, m'.otmt of „ ■ Artmnomy. 

• f hlT " s» lnl "« '"“ u n<1 - Tcrrltnry of On^un .t the rstc of ten^entd per acre. tlio discovery of ■ Cnrthn,’ or • fntSKor Indin,’ J"'"- 1 ' Hnuumsw. IilctlnnnricB. Ilcndcrc, etc., dc. 
oX»tlV.lii . hun,irc,i men. with two pteoec of nr. add resse d to Ferdlnnnd and InnbeHn. of Cnstile «««.» .ml ItaU.. On»m»» Diottonsrlcc .ud 

m .djoum on the «*» 

f^ h ,h. l ri;rnl.r^f ,h D,pm!^ Art 

nffdMM..U»U. .uthorl.lng the nMn, of the U™"f thc\^t?w tT^chrS; »?• >»«"«> “"> ‘ «»rav»I' would go to the hot- “■* l, “ 

tSLf.1 Its. .wen with ^^^--rhjor would pick up one or ^ 

liow.hy Which for tiro rrar. they .re to receive II |Wr cent. T ,„. •»r..,.ivV-Ti.e N.wYork iMfraMMiir it.,, not. 3 1 ®-. 0 ?'™ strange document wns .. ... . ,... „• r 


^ - Composition. Mensuration. 

Drawing. ChemiKtry. 

Hook-Keeping. Botany, * 

'Geography. Mineralogy. 

History. Geology. 

Biography, . Natural History. 

Natural Philosophy. Astronomy. 
French Grammars. Dictionaries. Headers, etc., etc! 


m 


After ringing and a short 
th# pastor, “ fbr tli# spirit 


P ' wel1 M Th€TeUn : loth of this month. . 

* • Short ( t — The Vnivertal.‘(n the 7th Inst., says that on the day be- 

:li# spirit Piti aIbv’h Im tvn —Tlio fhllnvrimr is ovtrnct . f)jp t thi> Chamls-r of Deputh s had received from the 8i n- 
froni hi* 1 ' 8 island.— mo following is extract- dissent to the law authoriitng the raising of the 

atar'and i ^* om *“® note* of h virit by the Commander prohibit Iona. 

II, e Cnekwlriee Il.n.lvl. m.w.wf.... 4U. . An STOMelnent hs. Iwen mde «llh Ihe.NllriMl e«n|. 


Owd *ira* <m »U present.” he rose from hie * . , , ‘ ‘ , Ufe,ltj (UBBeuUo the l»w .uthori.lng the miring of the 

, ...ji-j,. i-w. -t. a— i cd from the notes of a visit -by the Commander prohibitions. 

Ma Ml W* *» ,r »° *«• water ana An ammgem<-ut ha* lwen made with ihr.Hngllsh mnl* 

nerocri him. Next fbllowod n young lndv. of the Cockatrice, BiitiHb mHti-of-wni , to thiH |tpr*. by which for tiro years they are to receive ;i percent, 
thev can toward* th# centra of the pond, Island, now’ inhabited by the descendants of the annual Interest and 5 of rnnariixation. «nd.aft»Tward^ 4 per 
Id thew-ew falling thick and fast, there mutineers of the Brilial. b1,1u Bounty ! - 'hW and « The Hpanlet. «L 



the in'dw falling thick and fast, there mutineers of the British ship Bounty i '] 

a r *i5 8011,6 of 1,10 womc i‘ accompanied us. and on- 

U». and t «hWaUy M> down « thejee. and , pA | nf ,i lac mucll hy ' t)li , h . live i y M1 „| 

ifrlTind the candidat. At thHame iS? 11"* 


have lieen refflTvtl 

The Wrai hkIT. — T he New York OdDimbrclol of the lbth 
saya th** Weather continues odd. although It has moderated 


boon arranged In the same way. 

The amount of *151.1 has been subscribed in Masatlan 
for the lament of tlie defender* of Culm. & *> 

Tlie cholera haa completely Hubrith-d In Marutlun. 

A duel 1ms been fought In Chihuahua between the wcl^ 


tiie n RAirtEa.— me ixewiorx vommerenuof tho 18th u ; irlww i n,.;a» nn i, n . , 

Tltu* ^ rf *t blT con t1 ,| l*' e " eold.aUheugh it liiui moderated i( * hand.” ..It nl B o Le theVte^403. and 

. , L. _ , ... , , consequently has been floating over the Atlantic 

At Brooklyn, on Tuesday night, n colorcd-tnfln nam*tl f or tlireo humlrnd nml 
llu nee, was froxen to death In nn out-housc near, the mi ^ 0 un *PC<1 ami eighty -file years. 
VViillnlHiut ; Imd iu this city. (N. Y..) Sdnlffl l Tlllmir. also J 1,6 »•♦»* •" r- — - 


J. H. would call the attention of his friend and the pub- 
lic to his choice collection of Miscellaneous and Standard 
Works ! AU the new and valuaWo .works published are 
rectfircd as soon as Issued from the Press. % 

. ffOMKSTIO AND FORK LG N STATIONERY. 

A’ large anti valuable stiick of French, Kiiglbh and 
Amurican Stationery, all fresh and new: comprising every 


was found^esterdny morning bctwi-en^two piios I writer 


Hie letter cIosor with nnnRMurnnc© from tlie th ‘ nK wlulU y , ke P l ln » Stationery Wawhousi* ; Writing, 
iter tlmt he would gunrd bin treasure (info lA ' lt< ' r ,l " 11 N "'"' ,,A,,|!RS of * u d.-«cripilom. ; blank 

a:i 1.5 a- . ® .. . . 'V B J. . BUI ® .. 10 IlIHlK S. PltKSWKH IVU -it ... 


<t ,h ri»t<»n» the time when the mcn tV0 employed liuilding lioime», nnd in other < l >"> "f M tviiwm. ■ meinWrof the Ul-frted Lo|h'« 
JJ mochenical work, in well nn fulling, and hunt- «»|wdltlmi. w»« luinde.Uo the True _l»eli« f.,r |.ulillc»l|.in. 

“ 0 “ crw n,e - L M Bincliesier The children have not much atten- hy III.' l«dy lo whom it wu« uddnww'd : 

lion paid to thorn, after they aro nblo to run iiirAnrw.,1 01 Bi»i«. i 

^ alHiut: wlien tiiov are Hovon veara old thev nee .. AVwahlMgtou. DwsomlK'i-lT. 18A1.-/ 


*e following account of the di BOO very teen Conaciiucntly there i^ not a until on tho infirm yon" ’tftit Her MidiwtyViho"iiuMn r of gi»S. iii ijllpiwr of, the loth l»*l .. the i»rtlruUm'or a hurriil riffatr 
at an elevation of 2000 feet, at Mil- island that cannot rood and write: HUM nf them -hose Mlnlrier ia till, city s copy of your letter to the ms* occurred lu BnIiiuioiv county on Kridiiy ntght let 

. .# it. uijji i i j it i • 4 ' ■„ , . v , Pn>sident. of liie 25th Sentciuber lost, had been coimduul- The scuue of the dreadful fifeurrence was alsiut *’lght 

?! Ialamj, nn exceedingly intelligent ami well - i llfbrmed , wllh (Lu rtv , UHM t J, intercede with his Government m*jjP f ™. m . th ° cit J \ 0,1 . u ' e ,,eI ." ,r r, ‘ a ' 1 11 T, "‘ victim* were 

IS from a letter from Hr. Lytll, muc#*lniUChniorosotlinniliM])OHSihlctoconcoiVU lu ladialfcif your unfortunate sou. James M; Wilson, not » Mr*. Blokes and daughter. It m»ujf<. ( that the husliand 

M. steam vessel Acheron, Oapt. from their isolation anti little intercourse with ouly ban graciously i«rdoned him. hut hiw fumbhtti him of Mr*. Siekes liad gut Into some difficulty, ami had left 

red furvevimr the coasts in that the world also, from her own private purac. the means to return home on the morning of the occurrence to avoid the offl. 

r .. ***” wwiimuium „ ; ' A , succdllv to his home cera of the law. who were in pursuit of him. leaving hlo 

I writer in known to many of oar But what niubt strike strangers more than I transmit, enclosed, u copy of tho nolo of tho Minister Wife and daughter In tlm house. Utc' that evening, two 
•turns naturalist, who accompa- nny tlung else, is the happy manner ill which for foreign relations of Spain, to Mr. Calderon, on this men were observed by some of the neighbor* to leave the 

s Clarke Roes during his three ad- they live together i there does not appear to be and of hi* note to me. house hastily and dirapprar. short lv after, the house waa 

th polar expeditions' „ jralcmcy or had thought dinting amoTig tlu-m ; 1 S?iStrV,ia tv,..,., scene of tho burning building, but were unkblc to atop the 


»df BL M. steam vessel Acheron. 


1 ing goats. The children have not much atten- 

tion paid to thorn, after they are ablo to run 
ahtiut; when they aro seven yearn old they are 
IN New Zka- Bent to school, nnd attend regularly until Your- 


DKrAHlMEM 01 8 IAIN. ( 

Washhiglou. DccemlKTl". 1851. J 
Mr* OjtlirJiit V. ’I'nlhol. fir w Orleans, La.: 

Madam — it give* uie sincere pleasure to bo enabled to 
inform you that Her Midesty, the Queen of 8pain. to 


1 a 

employe* 1 
. The wr 

ToLSci 


Tim cllpner ship Hurricane. Wltfll*' getting mpl V r way Norwich by being born here) was carried to the lh !J ?[! . ' , *equuluUnee and great facWtlw. 

yiwtcnUy, Im.l fuur of her cnov l*jiy fnwt lilttcu. They Poor-iiouHO tlireo or four duys uiro by one of our ' . 1 *' ,luiy '' x '' ru, ' ; “". v orJl ' r f " r " f " u klnl1 '' 

».-rc hniuuht up to the city lu lire "l. ulilrr llrrruUw. • BeleotlllCII .Sim WUH ooUHin to tho Traitor nn.l TPry D ' oU, ' r * 11 ' Pricw, CBWtiot V «urp„wd in thr. Union. 

At N.W I hi vrn yralcrday.-.t « a. m. the mercury wu.nt 7,7,t‘,7 i.h, „ , ? , ' r . l ' lt0r ' Term, Ourl, JOHN HALh. 

Bern. At Bpetou. nt < a . M., It wit d egriwlxive Bern. VUllcniliorH llllll well ntlil .J.ikc with NCCtning fB PuUliihor'liiut Booltieller M (Im.le’r at 

- ■ '■ ■ resentment and indignation of hiB having boon 1 uun>U | 'r «n u noot^ ll.r, mi H mvjw .1 . 

l..crM.u.nM asp Burro.Bu Me.tmB .» Bautimob.: “ dEven out of tho country.” She is niniity-two MIL JAMES WRIGHT 

(.'Upper of, tlie lwh Iwri., tho° imrtirttU7of nViurriit kfTah 7 elir " old, atnl when taken IVom tho miserable Having .lip, private rvaaon* which no longer exist, tils- 1 
that occurred in Haltimore county on Friday night hist. HDVOl, Wliere sho and « 'HISter of hers, who died continued hi* -’interest during the la*t huslnt-s* season in 1 

The scuue of the dreadful ^occurrence was about eight tlireo or four ytMira ago, had lived, shunned, soli- the firm of James Wright Ac 8on. we have now the plt-a- 

"jfrA^krawtogK mrS’oldlral,!’^ f ”'' .'““"y y'“ r8 ’ . the , ”f -npouuelug that be lav.uue. „ ,»rrtner 

of Mr*. Sieke* imd got into some difficulty, and had left P° or 010 cretttui c WttH sitting Without a spark of lu our house, and solicit* the interact of his friend* and 

home ou Urn morning of tho occurrence to avoid tlio offl- Are to warm herself by, although tho day WBS former patrons. , 

"u '7,77 ,7° ’It.” ‘“'’“ruvrit. of him. leaving hi. one of tho coldest of the season. To con-rat . Ken-ral mlsappwhenBlun, it la pr*ner to 

men were el irr'e.l by /ome”of' the nelal, Wra” tolravc 'the I'o.hnve never been able to learn that there state ’that he haa no Inlcn-at Innny other hnuae 


h polar expeditions. 

Bavn. Jirw Zealand. March IS, 1M1 


tho women iu particular are very fond of caoh 


we have been in two or other ; such a thing as a quarrel botween them [Tn,ufi*t!„n. 


transmit. encluMd. a copy of tho note of the Minister wHa and daughter hi the hnuae Utc that evening, two Wo have nover been nble to learn that there 
forvl B u relation, of Bpafn. to Mr. Calderon, <m lhl« non worn ulaa-rrcd by emne nt ‘the neighbor; i to i leave the _ ■ „ “ Tj” .1, 

leet. and of III. note to me bonin’ haatfly ami disappear. Shortly after, the house waa , 8 ’■ , ren80n » Vlcopt in tile loproBy Which 

I am. madam, very reapcctftilly. dlarovered to be In Bamea. Tha neighbora pAthered at tho olung to tho Traitor whom it was their misfor- 

. Vnur obedient aervout. Hama,. IVumj, «eeue of the burning buikltiM. but were unable to atop the tune to be allied to, why this woman and her 

pragraw of the flmea and the houra wMbarnttO’tha sister, neither of whom waa Avormiipriitfl nhnnhl 


. ------ , „ jui 1 1 I'm ub uit luii. j Wa»hisoton. 10th December, 1851. — — — — * -• - v- ( — WJ 

!•, where the wateir wa* to deep that never occur* ; and nothin*: oan liaDDen to anv A ,t,ttrr w l ,,p b Mrs. Ophelia Tnibot ho* writteu to the commenced *n eMmiuatlon. of th 

let CO the anchor close to tlie shore one on the island witlmiit hi»incr w aniIl . n£l A> most Excallent President, and whlch,by the order of His ruln^ when, horrible to relate, the charred 

i J *. n I , Witliout its being a BOUloe of Kxcollency had been remitted through the Department of unfortunate mother and daughter wera 

. Uie tr6 ® 9 by hawsers. In grief to all, they are SO knit together by ft-ieud- State to me. having come to the haude of tlio Becrotary of wnoky maw. From the circumstance of 

!• iMM three anchors down, and a cn- ship nnd love. State of Her Uatholic Ma)0«ty. 1 have received from the having been Been toJeaTe the^ promises m 

the tree* from each quarter. We A magistrate ia appointed yearly by a major- Marquis of Mlraflom an answer. of which I Irnvo tho 

t i fltflalalii in Ilm I i lull I I 1 , 1 III, 1 Uunf vA>n.< nil i J honor to enclose to the lion. Daniel Mobster an exact 

*V ? 1116 l'UHky it> of votes , nil, both wale au<t Jonah , abuvr RH n ,, roof of tin- iirngiianlmouH sentiment* of 

OK. The harbor we are now in isone eiKhtetn, years of axe, are voter*. He has tlio Her Majesty, tlm Queen, i nrali my«elfnf !),!« «<ta*Ioii 

t remarkable 1 have ever seen. It is management of the affairs of the inlnnd, and to renew to the Hon. Daniel Webster the H*.*ur»nco* of 

or ten miles deep, and not above n settles disputes, witjj the nrelstnncc of a jury if “D* dlBtlugulshed couahluration. 

tacrcqpin the widest part. Theen- neceasary. 8honld any decision be deemed un- n 0 x. Has. WnawEa. tfecratary of'sufe of iL''u. “ ARrA ‘ 

arrow, and immediatelyon entering satisfactory, they do not qnavrel over it, but let 

woense precipices of 8000 feet tower- the subject drop, nnd refer it bv mutual consent s >»«i*A Minister for Ford />n, Wain* ioJ><m c’«Wm.n dr 

>VOr bead, on uotll Rides. As we went to the cant nil! of the firNt ninn'.rif.wni- tlmi vin. [Translation.] la Bairn. 


house hastily and dbipprar. Shortly alter, the house wna ftl, y **608011, except in the leprosy which 

discovered to lie in flame*. Tbv neighbor* gathered *t tho olung to the Traitor wnom it wn* their niisfor- 
scoup Of tho burning building, but were unable to stop the tune to be allied to, why this woman and her 
progress of the flames, and the house wa* bunit to the sister nnithpr nf wliL A .... m.w^^ -iwv„i,i 

S ound. As soou a* they wep? permitted to by the Are. , 8 er ’ nelt J 16P ° r fhom WflH ever mamed, should 
ey commenced an examination, of the smouldering ■ a j® 8°^® through life excluded from social life 


J AMISS WRIGHT. 
^Ncw Orleans, pee. 1. 1851 

A SPLE.YD1D 


A. J. tVlUUHT Ac 00. 


of the smouldering ^ av ® 8°^® through life excluded from social life 
■•mil nmain» nf the »nd Intercourse by tho Inexorahlc ban of society. 


A Sl’LE.YDlD COLLECTION 

or 

ENGLISH BOOKS, ■- 

Just Received and for Sale by 

JOHN B AL L, 66 Gravior Street, 


the unfortunate victim* had Ihmui first murdered, nud the the name of Benedict Arnold is linked, now nnd Mm " n * w ki p k may be f«>uud the following : 


ntiment* of house then fired. Fur tho sake of-juntice. it is most sin- foromr Im tl.« ium.tl. M ,ni«,i r v L: 

hU iIccAHitm cewly to beWd that the atrocious miscrennta may be J? r , ev . er ’ 111 tl,e poptuar mind. [Norwich (Ct.) 


ione eixhtftn.years of age, are voter*. He has tho Her Majesty, th* Queen. I avail myself of thi* occasion merely to be hoiied that the ntroclmis miscreant* may be p, • ’ 
It is management of the nffnirR tif the inland, nml to renew to the lion. Daniel Webster the assurance* of wrested, and tho i»erpctrntnre ««f this foul ttaed.xuffer the 
• . . .. . x .» — * .hv^ia — ... t.-j i.» — *i~_ utmost penalty of the law. 


rf immense precipices of 8000 feet tower- the subject drop, nnd 
it ovor head, on both _pidos. As we wont to tho rapt nin of the 
-ooginears woutd-see thwiavrautnius on* ^ n hem, "with “tire oi 
fee at once, from the stoke-hole of the Itis decision is final. 
*. I wish you w#r# here to take some charge of any spiriti 
a o i Uie scenery. The hills surrounding given them hy ships v 
a “T vkry in height from upwnrds of 4000 — *' 


iieceRRnry. nhould uny decision be deemed un- llos. Dan. Webster, ftoervtaiy of Stat u of the U. 8 . Naiai..— 1 Tho following Is An extract of a letter received 

satisfactory, they do not qnnrrel over it, but let from an officer ou board the U. 8. sloop Marion, dated 

the subject drop, nnd refer it by mutual COHROUt s PO nttl > Ministnfor Foreign. Wains loJhm .1. Calderon dr 24th 8< pumbcr.1851. at Typa, off Macao : fr. 

A. it -B At . It. . * * . . . ('IVtlllHluli.ini //I Hnfrii .. . . • . • . 


As vra went to the i a [it nin of tho first mnn-of-xnr tlmt vis- t ’ l 'l?7“r!!'(Ti,. 1 „„ , . . '• Th. Marian I. waltinn tlia arrival ortlic I'nlt.-J st.lv. I 

vutrtnins wv- iw-tht4;Srith fire eiwws undcrstsnding that ^ Luto ntott h. •.hvn^t-*-vx 7 BTtramh„ 1 

l. . • .1 •• , i*. i. f ■ * ma • . 1 Ii-iivii fills llallrtn fiirthii l*tiilwl Hliint f ■ ppIw.i In Ai.vil 


fhom »he stoke-hole of the Ids decision is final. Tl.e magistrate takes “ Amons-l H’- varioua rvc„n„,umd.tlon,«hlrU Har Ma. „MVvittha^T»Jtra^ andnra. S 
I wish you were here to take some charge of any spirituous liqnBrs that may be J'*>y ” hv!v,h 1 tram th. Uovaramant „f th. Unttaa m J SS .mu ofhrain.^ ots.vr, „,a rrvw ,ra 


front an ufflorr on txatrj tha U. H. aha,,, Marion. , lot, -cl L" o r " * 0^7 -l.n|ca for . il.fi.> 

ittl. Baptaufier'ini. at Ty|.«, off Haa,,, : *. M ‘ hir ’ h ' V ", r "hip Umber of ...y da,arl„llon. 

■■ Tha Marion l« wriUng tl.«* rrlv.l of tha United St.laa ^,r.” .- ," B ‘° a. h ““ '* ‘ ,<* rutl ‘ n K 

*trawwv wlicn*Hfr’*vxpc i rtfd that Wi 5 nhtffl -K«vcn -4upe. can also Jw applied to cutting 

leave tlii* Aation for the United State*, to arrive in April *traight, 


iriven them bv sIiiiib vimrinir tho iHland n«.I iu ln °> wvcrai or the priaoner* Ixlonging to 

given vnem ^ ny simw visiting tlie island, and is- tho ^ . xlw n t ion of Bahia Honda, the attention of our 

RUM A small portion to nny one WllO Wishes it on wovcralgn. tho Queen, hn* been more particularly uttractcd Amauah Ri 
holidays, of which they luue but two in tha Itf f lidtw wsUtcato-Hui i'rcjiiilf.nt il the United HUilra laxUnLaajav 
year— one to celebrate the arrival of Uie. Bounty. 'r'Mre. Ophelia i». Talbot, entreating hi* meditation in be. xho rWvt . con 


a gc^^atat cofbealt R7 0n °® 0 « r *‘ " n <» ^ The only daughter of Loui* the Sixteenth, so well known 

— . . . — ' .. , ^ h ,,r trial* anil nii^|tfincB and eburage. Maria Theresa 

Aa.Av.AA lltrKR. — Ttic Fort Hodth Harald-of tlia 12th ° h “'? n ° d ” dopartad thla Ilf. at Frohadorf. Ill 


I Ml »»g m MHlip fir rim-.AA 0 h^-x l,QUg.».. .or.»l.l^, tK.. I.... rW AU- fl- "f tha " nluvl Htalra loUant M ya. ,- Thor* ».« »h«v» rail, ml T.Kvaluj night. fH'VS’ 1!,,h "» Octolxr. i|. th,- 73,1 yaar of 1,,-rag, - 

of w*«er Are seen ariginating At a year— one to celebrate the nrriral of tlie.Bounty, SrWSnrpfialb. V. TAltwMntnrtioglilaniBUUtlon lnl»- xll0 rlvar- rantlnuaa !„w,, without murh proapaat „f, Tha,-?«rc nm.a l,-ri him „r ihi’-rijar h'raiici; af'timi.mr- 

ar^^f^n t nrni n ‘l*74l. 0 r ne , Ur ^ !” the , 0,he .’' » ho birth-day- “i'l UdVcri'Xu-nUnX Th^ rimlTa Sd'tracldra «“» Bloody X””- -ra- l hhaT-, h 

Ike Bide of the sound, 1200 feet, nnd bv this meamj_drnnkenneRR is entirely avoided, term* in which the letter describe* the drapalr of thfi a 0 BUiniist* regard him to bo dt jure, and hi* slider, the Duch- 

ooe Ui where the ship is, between 400 However, they are not addicted to it . I was mother deprived of her only son, have not foiled to affect Fixe Annihilator. — P hillips'* Fire Auullillator wa* to •"* * arum, and her children. " 

. there arc glaciers in the cleft, netir told by Arthur Quintnl, that such n crime had ^h° hrart Ofll.-r Majraty. vyorr...Jy t"rtn-trh bo puhUoly trated ln NewYbik on the 18tli. It la auted Dr. Jobniwn oompuwl pbilntlif and dafundnut lulm ar- 


Fike Ani^iiiilator. — rhiUips’s Fire Auulhllator wa* to °f Durum, and her children. 


the tops of some rf the mountains. 1 succeeded 
yesterday in getting to the lowest of them, 
which I calculated to be about 2000 feet shore 
tlm lord of tho sot. I had a tremendous scran.- 


00 feet, and by this menns drunkennoRs is entirely avoided, term* in which the letter describe* the despair of thl* a 

jctween400 However, they are not addicted to it . I was n»otl»pr deprived of her only son, have not foiled to affect Fire Anriiulator. — F hiUips’s Fire Auullillator wa* to 
e cleft, hear told hy Arthur Quintnl, that sncli a crime bad I 11 ” h ™ rt nr Il,,r Majraty- «vvrr.»dy to Hn-trl. bo publicly teatad in N.wYbtk on the 18th. It ia stated 

1 succeeded not taken pf^br thirteen years. ^nX^rv^ 8 fcw a *>" ‘ >r *” lou - *‘“ J l™"<» 

t of them, Her Majesty'* desire In confirm her in her pious confl- liiglUy eatisfactury. • 


the benevohmt heart or Her M^Jerty. ever ready to riretch bo puhlicly fe*ted In NcwYotk on the 18th. It i* stated Dr. Johnson compared plaintiff and defendant in im ac- 

: ,p ” rim ' nt 8 fcw h »'' l”™’* “1 1»« •” two me. ducking U.clr Lda in „ l.uvkvt. 


Wnuiv’d Hipiitsi Tlm «-nma„ w.audo.,.1 i dence. Therefore. selling aside, In thls case, overy other 

11 OMAN S IIIGHTS. Ill© Woman mentioned in couHlderation hut that of restoring luippincs* to Hn unfor- 


hlglUy satisfactory. * 

Jllixois Ri ter.— T he lo** ari*iOg frotn tha present al- 


and daring each other to rciualu the longest under water 
The mo«t beautiful may bo the most admired and ra- 


14# at OM place havinw to ourmnunt nn .lnumi , * ie following paragraph from the Bmigor Whiff tunate mother by re*loring to her Ihe *ou, It lmstyleased mwt «nnavigable oondition of the Illinqls river are esti- J p * -Bej * but lh,, y «“■« wot always the inost esteemed and 

a-V T:: . - C nn0< H!L* n . l,Una11 ! . , the Quran to make uac of the prerogative conceded to lira mated at $716,600. during the pact year. A convent Urn lured. 

perpendicular procip.ee of about 1200 feet. I P utB to tlio blUkh the atR orates of womans by thalawa,and to pardon thc.’prlaonar.Jau.MM. Wilaon. ree.niiv held at p.ch. .dc,i3,i r,.»j„ii,m. vn. ....... .. . 


Ttmrdal for my trouble, however, rightB. 8hc has nut only nsnertod, but at tl.e " 8 *' d 
toths number rf new plants I found beside the 8a mc time maintained her right t6 engage in the, no d 

Umay be rememberod that Mr. Darwin no-. , ' ou * 1, * r oiling* »f man, and to leave licr l.uf- 
••sad the tmrkms -phenomenon of glaciers de- band al home tutakeeareof the rcBponBibilititili.: own 
■ oew d ia g to tha level rf th- v>» hi Uie Gulf of I W# mentioned, n few day*. since, Borne iiiteof- 1 
rmMB, «a Uie similarly movnUinons and stormy eating pavticulnvn ooncerumg the town of Eh- i„u, 
W* oooat of Patagonia (lat. 48 deg. 8.), and dington, and have since heard of a bit of enter- the; 
no one nan tornptt the opposite east and west prise of n family in that town worth relating. tlo, ‘ 
coasts of Koot land, Ireland, Norway andBwe- Tho fumily have »ix children, ihe mother of 
4m, South America and Tasmania, reopectively. them i*obust, healthy and active, but the father the 
with thoMcf the New Zealand Islands, without "f quite n different character. Bo it hau lieen hlU 


that Mr, Darwin no- 


the Queen to make use of tlio prerogative conceded to Her mated at $716,600. during the post year. A convention I loT «d. 




by the laws, and to pardon the.’priaoner, James 51. Wilson, recently held ut 1‘coria, adopted resolution* strongly urv- 
ngvd nineteen, a native of Indiana, and *on of David M il- , „ «« ......mrivi.tinn .k « 

sou and Ophelia 1*. Talbot. And Her Mfriesty wishing that ,Qg to,l « n,M to Rn appropriation for the improvc- 


no delay uiny occur In (he execution of her kind design. 
Im* given order* Hint the expenses of the voyage of the 
prisoner M’llsonto NewOrlean* shall bo paid out of Her 


meut of thi* river. . 


There are rumors at Washington of another secret Cu- 
ban Kxpcdition being arranged, and it is said thnt a mil- 
lion of dollar* have already been contributed. The chief 
agent* aud nctor* are said to he uow iu Now York. lMiiln- 


mer M'll*ou\o NewOrlean* shall bo paid out of Her • Dead.— T he Vicksburg M’hlg of the 23d nny* : “ Wc ,i u i,.i,u nn,i li ,, *i‘ 

priT«t« purve. AO tluit th, luL-xpcriuuu.-J xnd mtIhb [,^- n wlth rrg „t that tlie Iloii. I'orucllni Cannxrk. „f U f 4 " , “ h,n ll l< ’u. working All, ntly nml MMma- 

uz man mav return as soou as no**ible lo the nmm «.r * - . _ neously. 


pri« of n fumily in thnt town worth rallltillg Uo " ° r 1U " youug mnu Which hy order of lira Mnjcnty 1 cut Hn- stnt.. - 


hie citlaen. and ills death will be deeply deplored through- 


with the similarity of their 
■. The eastern bide, iu al 


We mentioned, n few days since, mime ifitM- BZSLT,' “TTthUci'Sram."^^^ TUhcmlugo. the 1’rc.ldcnt of the' l.tc st.tc Convcmi.'.u, "J 1 ?' 

wtmg pavtlculaiH oonceruing the town of E§- l*h autimrity will agree’ with the American I’nniul .1 to died lu Jackson, on Friday, the 10th. He wa* an estimn- T , 0f the f “ l0UH bttUl1 of Patriots who destroyed the tea In 

ihngton, and have since heard Of a bit of enter- the amount of the expenses, and the luunMlnte emlmrkn- hie rltlsen. and Ills death will be deeply deplored through- °n the memorable 16th of Doeomhor.1773. 

prise of n family in that town worth relating. Uo V of tho y° uu « mau - wlUch b > ord «r «f Mnjesty I „ ul ji.,, at-.,, . prrri*vly seveuty-uino year* ago thl* day. one is still Uv- 

The family have six .ebildrau. tho mother of ^mmoat nmuhl^^^nln^S'lwwl^St^i'tay f^ v , - ,, - i'm- «« ’-f M«y„- 

them robust, healthy ami Active, hut tho father the puuctuul fulffiuient or ifur Majoaty’s desire, and^ the Exterminating the Liquor '1 raeuc — Tbs citlEonM of «ue ! Mlicn the pre»«ut century dawned, ho had almost 
of quite n different character. Bo it hoH been bUl of the expensosjaf the young mau's voyage be for- Massachusetts talk of having the chief feature of tho reached the goal of tlireo soore years’ and ton ‘ And now 

ttrrilMffixl till’ wife ulinuhl in\ In enlifnM.I. warded to Ule " Main.. Ilhimr law aHril.lp,l In tliwt Slut,, an.l imllilnn. to III. tliu luro (if i.nn Ii.i.wlro.1 .....I fift...... IV I t 


ty of their prorni- urrangwl Uie wife Hliouhl go to California and w *^. t 'J , l lo I mo 
side, in all these make her “pile,” *hile tho husband should Madrid No?°‘ 


cooes, is Ulprabl.v continuous in oulUne-flatter, vemeih nt home nnd take ' care of tho children, 
drier and more sunny ; while the western, which This arrangement was mutually Hatisfiictory, 
fe tb* Windward, ig, on the contrary, indented nnd the woman obtained her outfit for the voy- 
hy fingering fiord*, running deep into the heart »»£« to the land of gold. On nrriving at Now 


mi hi WC _ . Maine liquor law adopted in that Statu, and petitions to »t thv age of one hundred nnd fifteen year*. David K4gani- 

Madrid. Nov? 13.*l861 Ur “* cu,lvucy ‘‘ ,r J 0ur Information^ that effect ap* unincrouHly circulated. It goes Immedjnte- »on, of Chicago. Iillnol*. holds thotaminent po*itl«>n of the 


hy fingering fiord*, running deep into the heart to the land of gold. On nrriving nt Now 
ct Urn. country, which i* mountainous, perenni- lorkt »he found an opportunity to cook during Tb® Oharlciton c< 
ulhr humid, foggy, nigged and lwisterous, more the pwwage out, and she immediately sent hack ln ff *Mhhmal In tell 
iwlform in temperature, and rarely visited hy to her family fifty dollars of her fttnds, and lias graphed. to that pap 


•gned) MARqy dy. Miraelori;* 

Further Detail# bv the Baltic against Itself; and it may be lynched at onco without re- St. Petersburg arc— flrat do**, 19 silver ruble*, about $16 ; 

- — r-r ' course to trial or hazard of the law's delay. The law does second class, 13 silver ruble*-; and'Diird class, 7 silver 

Charleston Courier, of the 25tli. coutalns the fellow- not authorise the »el*ure or liquor in prlvute house*, or- rublea. passenger train run* daily from cither city 
intelligence brought by. the Haltir.nml toieq wherever It may found ; but only where it has been, or Tho time occupied Is eighteen hours, aud on**en K en. are 
it paper fnmi N.-w Y.gjc : • ‘»bvlou*ly la Intend ed to bp. sold. - . , limited to one pood (thirty-six pound*) weight of lOggage. 

A.!:r. v,,‘iS l 'i°“. 'TV,: . It.:., Ilivi-.R. — The' AlBX&ndrlx .rra„l,llA„n I,.,’ I... for *“« 1 * “*r. W "‘P*™- <’ r **0 vvnta. 


ly to the total de«tructiou of the li<iuor. The very exist- 
ence of the article is regarded as conclusive' evidenoe 


•i**ys. gone on her way rejoicing, anil with the deter- . — The l«iss in tho army during the collision was. 

„ — — mination to get her shnre of the cold in Oalifor- 1 offlr< j r \ uJ 3 wountlrd. 15 soidh ra killed and 116 , 

■ CrmXG MACHINE. — The novel and in- nill The women in thnt town lire nil firat 1 fpriiorn’M* of tho republican leader* were 27, say*: - The river ha* risen nearly three feet iu the 

! he le "' 1 <,f,heir : r 7xc«^^ 


v R ed Uiitr.— T he Alexandria Rcpubllcnti, of DecemlKT 


*roy aiulilreen field Railroad i. to iw wrforatod .ufo, „f thoir takinv th" lead of thrirhuXmlB II./b’ raluK". "” J **-'”» "‘"f""- TIh-ao m»ko a murh .mailer ,h,ml„ B * 12 " 0 [ ,ou " B u > k r8<^> r «Ukoul,y mpuromout. amt 

tkro^h the Uoorac WouuU.u, U thu. SLc.il*,! : Zt eroX S ‘ n,l “ '; r JKS m Uma tl.f, did a few day, ago. .ud win cilrvl, dl wpi K-,m TTt’Z ™'. "* r' U , T' 11 ' ,,r ” lct 

“ tte rnaohme when finiritedwill weigl. about ' - JnucA, IBS, who w»« nwr the barrlcado. a. a .perta- «hould ,u- hove much mon-of ariw. 8t ,b " ul * ou ' Tl “ of ^ 

It will be worked by a ateaui engine P«.v»TK FontthKH « r 0BK.tT PrautoNAtint.- ’iMio".!.^ Ind “aSSSiT *,hth„ur,. 

u !5i? Cr ®fS° WOr ’: aad ^ l!1 C«*.fft»ut#l6j00. ( rowu* pornemed, in landed property, a fortune the frontier* of Belgium and raised the itautuS^ Later from Mgsico.-The Picayune of last evening lieutenant Colonel Daniel RandaU, Deputy Pay-master 
a .K: ^ °f the tunnel for a equal to £l,iU0,000, beeidw n large huiu of Loui* Na,Kileot.. Paris was perfectly tranoull by learned that private letters were received here hy the brig Oen®nU in the U.. B. Army, died in Mashington yn the 


. .-a . . . _ v.--. I — I J a - — »«: «auu«mw nTV u Later from Meiico.— T he Picayune of last evening 

mULhe entire mi# of the tunnel for a ^lUttl to£l,i00,000, boflidtw n large Bum of Loui* NaiioleOti. Purl* wns perfectly tranquil l,y learned that private letter* were received here hy the brig 

3^x 0 ^ ,,r0 , rd,, ’.S eU *"‘?r hol « of ’“"“y- ri V“’ a “*Tiirnitu«, wbloi. atnountod c,pt thr^rrlHra° hlLI r |'2?i ..V iu’ OI°b>- fram Vrm Cr ux aUUra that a vlolant m.m.la, n„t. 

«ntor to anequnl gum. He uaed to Hay, thnt n citi- llrras railing on the people to go to the Pi.lls and vote ,,roak luul taken place ill the city of Mexieo on the. 10th. 

ao JO linear feet per day. Them data are *en who Imd not a fortune sufficient to support feecly. pledging himself to submit to their decision. The occasioned hy the liassago of the luw reducing the tariff 

tarn it* actual cutting in granite. The *n army, or a lwriou, did not deserve the title ,M 7‘ otl, ‘ T . 1 of J s,lro i M ‘ l * uninteresting The anger of the people iti**ald wa* directed cutireiv 

i the Hooear tunnel i* pun* inica slat#, i f a rich man. The nhiloBonher Wii ltml ! .. r p °u.»t* from Paris state that a hi, snly conflict 


1UJ actual cutting in granite. The «u armv, or a legion, did not deserve tlie title "Tntcfit^n^ l" ““ l " ton ;* tlu « . IJhe anger of the people, it i* said, was, directed entirely Mopnt Etna is the largest and most extraordinary vol- 

d^nndT#W / haii taken plare ^,,Uk’ ^ple^nd in ®K®inst foreigner*, the stores of many of Whom wore at- banlc mountain h. the world. It I. 10.874 feet high-that 

L . W , , . Ulflw ) W ’ f Tiberius, athia death, Which the Utter were vlctorioii. P tackl'd nnd destroyed. It is reported that several live* of Vesuvius Is ouly 3770— and measures 180 miles in clr- 

M nt fl trill ftlHrl nw Wllh ,t u ut ... * a £ A a I, aft , ‘1.1 A’li IMMl wl.twl. • , V nw. ,,ial I.W... I.. . n ,. u I .... J a l a. .... # ..a . -a,. ..... 


MfiUy Gratified. «nJ the Une of the tonn«l*n. fortun. of £8,500,004 Tiberiup, at his death, w“lrh tto'Er Wra 

•w tfre rock at right angle* with ita atratifica- left £28,624,000, which Caligula spent in leea Ncw “utlnvaka w« 

*»«• tie machine is called * Wilron'e patent than twelve months. Vimpaoian, ou nscendinv ?!' I ? rtl "! ,hr S'fj r , 

mone-dreaianw nuu-liin- • an, I I... >l>. thwwi. ,.ll .i.. tho honratop* of thr 


The ma ch ine is called * Wilson's pstent 
^raring machine,’ and has the capacity 
tifig Wire quartx rock (siit-x or Sint) with 
ragiraty. Tbe machine is described as a 
IMdatiftil invention. The cutters are cir- 
■Uas rf cast steel, of 14 inches diameter, 
i an inch thick and ground, with a Itevel 


Ihe thiwe, eetiniated nil the expenses of the Account,, wore *<merallj raTorabli’tothe Pn-Aldrut - but "f Kockland. Maine, oh the morning of the 18th hurt., ln no fewer than TT-aHles, towns and vllla K i-A, occupied t.y 
i-rtnlc at A.dO,tRIU,UOU- IhedebtsofMilo amount- "wrial general, have declared sKahiAt him ; aud Gen. the harbor of Vera Crux, haring gone axliore In a norther, alwut 115.000 people. To nAoend It from Catania Ia ajour- 
,«i to AOOO.OtlO. Oaor, before he entered Upon N ! eu V“0T waa mnrehtng on l'arla with four ri-glments to and would lie condemned The brig hadiuilt arrived from no j of 24 mlloe. Tbe jonmey.lB one of, great fatigue, and 

ihe^miX rftw ;;:r! «-t ^y . ^ ^ re.- »««„« « ^ * una..r,.ke * 

. - p O f, lino, ft»r£^ 600^ ,000, and that tremily of bloodshed the conflicts bet wtN-n t lip people and A delegation of, Indiana from the West, on a visit to 

clut ’ 1 aulus lor ioUG,000. Al tin* time the Ubur|MT * forces might ?* carried Th^Gfel** c*m<‘ to F Cauimlun. and brougiit $8I'» hi M’asliington. were taken to the nnvy yard at Hint place 


were, however. continually occurring (in were lost during the affray 
Upon from The Globa re, writ, tb* 


Mlxflr an mefi thick and ground, with a Im 
#|B«# ak«Mc, l# «n #dge. They aro placed 
j4 #ffgfe ot about 46 degrees, i 

t#M ###rth# •ttrfkce with great ra^Sity. ' 


fiaced on the OMHaosinution of Julius C tw^ar, Antony 
rees, and was in debt to Uie amount of £800,000: ho 
ity. The "wed this sum on the idee of Murck, and it was 


Uiopoirb Intiuattial go nbrniion at Nriu0rlraitB.*- 
Acourding to previous notice, a highly intelligent and 


orever, in the popular mind. [Norwich (Ct.) Jeremy Taylor s Work*. Hebrew Bible, 

}pltrior. Uutlcr * History of thu Suint*. Book of Oenlux. • 

• - 7= t --~: - - Painy's 1 Yorks, Bcll’i 8urg«*ry. Ilurnct'* Reformation. 

Mr. Ralph Steele, of Newcastle. England. Rkr invcnted BaUingcr'a S*rniou*. Burnet's Own Time. 

I «W capable of rawing timber int j^nny shape for alitp> Hrctner'* Home* Mllnor's Atln*. British K**ayi*ts. 
hw. either ship knoea or ship timber of any description. Alla “ ,,f l'hyaicW Uvograpliy, Autiqultlos of the Jews, 

rhe saw. at, the rauie time tliat it i« capable •of*cutting Atlas of Political Geography. Burke s Cyclopedia. 

-given #ha|w. can also K> applied to cutting Vtnny CyclopciUa.Oh voU.. Carti^^^liiiCsArcliiti’clKttv^ 
straight. Pictorial England, Catlin's-In^ns. Buckstolf* Lexicon. 

The poly daughter ,,f Util, the Sixteenth, so well known ™ lu ngworlb;, Keliglon. Picturee offrleste Life, 
w her Iris), end misfortune, »nd ebursge. Marls Theme, bhrlatlsn KTldeneea, Olbbom,’ home. Crsl,l,-« M orka. 
Jharlolte de Bourbo?deT«rted this life st Proli«,l„rf hi But “ r ' 8 lluJI,,r * J '- Cro*l»T'« Dlrlne Prorldence. 
kuatria. ou the Hill, of Oetob.-r.lu tbe 73d veer ofbcrsge Lutl “' r " n u “l 1 * ,i » n ". CrinkBtsnk-. Home, «• 

tiiere ore m* left now of the elder hrnoel, of the Hour. - KUA Ud... , 7. Aul l.logdou,; 

bona exrept the'Couut do Cbsmbord. Henry V.. sa tho le- Bcu,t “ T8l ”‘' kc ' D Arbll 'T " UiM 7 “id U-tten,. 

litimlata regard him to lx- d,ju„. and hia aiatcr. the Dueh'-' S|> ”'" l ' ir - KceKwlnlatiral Polily. Walpolt- a Letter,. 

ma of Parma, and her children. UarU Oliina. llarringtoa a Heraldry. Uerauatheniw. 

, . , , , . Beaumont and Fletcher's Play*. Dt^laralle's Amenities. 

Dr. Johnson compared plalutllT aud defendant hum ar- Uo „.„ D , cUun „ rj , Fleldlng Jj g 

.Ion of law to two men ducking Uiclr feada In a bucket. p yrJ> „ lUl r 8 wlft> Work,. PoeTer'a Rvaya. 

md daring earl, other to remain the long, art under water Hcoll .„ M „ nlloliy . Kr ,,i M rfa Chronicle,. ' ' 

The mo*t licautiful uuy bo the most admired and ca- 8iK>tl*wood'* Mhcellnny. Goldsmith'* Work*. 

*ra«Hi. but they arc not always the most esteemed and Keith * Church and State. Ilail * Works. Stern's Work*. 
0Te< * - Grave* on PentateCh. Thiers* Revolution. . 

There are rumor* at Washington of another ai’cret Cu- Life of Huntington. Thlera' Consulate and Kmpire. 

mu Kxpedition being arranged, and It i* said that a mil- Hunt's London Architect. Walker'* Analysis, 

ion of dollar* have nlreudy been contributed. The chief parsonage House*. URte Lodges, iic.. 
igeuts liud actor* nre mid to he uow lu NewYork. lMiila- Valpy ! * Greek Testament, Westw ood's Sacra Plctora. 
Ulphla and Wanhingtou. working sileiitiy aiul huliterra- Hnutington’s Work*. Wood on KhU Roads, 
aeously.* Bacon'* Works. Black's Universal Atlas. BurkeXWnrks. 

Of the famous baud of patriots who destroyed tlie tea in Popular Cyclopedia. Calmet's Dictionary,' 

Boston harbor, on the memorable 16th of Deecmhcr.1773. Hewlett’s Scripture History. Howe's Works. 

precisely seveuty-uini? year* ago this day. one is still Uv- ki,1h Johnson'* Works. Josephus, 

lug. a* we learn from the last number of Harper's M#gn- ' Scenes on the Bt»sphorus, beautifully illustrated. 

■luc ! When the present century dawned, bo had almost MantriTs Wonder*. Constantinople, illustrated, 
reached the goal of tlireo soore years’ and ten t And now MauteU * Kxcursion. Castles and Abbeys, illustrated, 

at the age of one hundred nnd flfteeu yrar*. David K(pnl- DrawlngwRoom Table Book, illustrated. 

■on. of Chicago. IUinoi*. holds tho.eminent position of the -Maxwell * W cllington. Our Village. Belgium, illustrated. 
Inst survivor of the Boston tea party ! Montgomery's Cotton Mauufucture*. Burn*, illustrated. 

Th,- faro, aifitha rallroart lately opra.-rt from Moaraw to Nicholaon-, ArchltratUTH. Uuke, of Nonna, ply. 

St. PeU-rahurg ar,— llr.t ,-la»a. W Hirer ml, Ira. alxut *15 j " J 1 Joh "™“ " »lrtl„r,«ry. . 

Itcona claw, 13 Mirer rahlnr; nmi;il,lrj rlaiu. 7 wllvur •* r Ji lor ' 10 * Plutarch. Th,- Ktarnal. . ft 

ruble,. . A pa.AMllg,-r train rutu dally from ,-lllu-r city. Il™rw, a 1«> and Ixrrni,,. Pnrty Hay, in tin- Drwrt. 
Tho tlmr occupied I. rtglrtran hour., and ram an- 5°l? * Sg^Mytyra-Hlrtcqr^tlHi Witomp, 
limited to one po<Kl (thlrty-six pounds) weight of ldggage. * r - " °/v*' " ft,lw . aboat Jerusnlem. 

for which they pay eighty eopoea, or nlxut alxty c.-nt., L ‘ f “ of wult »“ u - «•«"» of. Art. 

The freight Iralna elinrg,- Pir grain nnd flour alxut *11 per ,, , * ,M S ToU - "nfSteam Luglm-, 

toil ; homp. flax. ,-to„ ntiout*B ; aud other nrtlrlrn alxut *, , ry .’' LouuuonUry. Illuatratod. Hi-ath'a Manual, 

*22 per tou. ' nulky gouda are taken by moaxureniont. aiul Tay or^a inthlulaam. plckoua’ Hoiix hold \V„rd«. 

aepamto wagona, holding about MX) pouud. Weight, or,, let 1',." '* n * Ucl,m - vll '. w ' 111 Indio. .5 rob,. <|U»rto. 

at about *ttl. - The time of the freight train- la forty. ,^ 8T " r ," Unlmrfa Dlety. Illuatrale-d, 

right hour,. Taylox'. chrlatlanlty, Jonea’ View, in London, 

Lieutenant Colonel Daniel ItandaU. Depul, I ay-maater Nrighb^- ^ln!™.e. TayforV’l^ 

(Jen, -nil In the U.. 8. Army, died in Waahingtnn ou the HexapU. Bagater . edition. Newton'. \V„rk« 

ITU, Inat.. In the 00th year of hi, age. Opt ItandaU elo hurt,,,,-. Anatomy of M.-lane Natlouhl n, Tilery 

tereil the army ln 1818, and wa. a natlre of Anu.polk naxtefa Complete Work*. * mb. 

-hem hi. remain. wUl be eon, eyed. . , O’Me.nf. Nap, Iran. Tomlin.- illalory of Kngland. 

Mount Ktjia is the largest and most extraordinary vol- Memoirs of O’Connell. Treasury Bible, 

canlc mountain In the world. It U 10.874 feet high— that OTIalloran's Ireland, Pictures of London, 

of Vesuvius is ouly 3770— and measures 180 miles in clr- Chamberi’ Information for tbe PeopleJ 

cumferencu ut the hose, uhd its various regions lias three Chamber*' Cyclopedia of English Literature, 

separate tones or climates. Over it* sides *re scattered Pilgrims Progress, Chambers' Paper* for the People 

no fewer than J7- cities, towns and villages, occupied hy Port* and Harbors. Knlschmidt'* German Dictionary, 
aliout 115.000 people. To ascend it from Catania Is ajour- Kalsehmidt's French aud German Dictionary, 
ney of 24 miles. The journey is one of .great fatigue, uud River* of France. Robertson'* America, 

very few travelers are deposed to underUke it Populalre, 12 Vols., Sites and ScencF. 

A delegation of. Indians from the West, on a visit to Waverly Novels, 12 vol*.. illustrated. Abboshford edition. 

Washington, were taken to the navy yard ft t tlmt place Htuart's Dictionary. Scott's Bible. Scripture History, 

recently. Nothing struck them with so much surprise a* Collin*' Ecclesiastical History. 9 voi* . Views iu the Tyrol, 

n... w-i.i.i. u..uL.. 4.. 4k.i. mi-4, i. ti... .Cm., 'Dr. Lunliipr'g rnmiiluto m .... ... 


last survivor of the Boston tea purty ! 

The fare* onjthe railroad lately opeued from 31o*cow to 


The freight trains clutrge for 'grain nml flour aliout $0 per 
ton ; hemp. flax, etc., nbou^j£8 ; aud other articles nliout 


_ sight hours. 

iom Slk.iw.-Th. Plexyuno of laat ov. idog c ' olo,u ' 1 1) “ nU ' 1 “ 8 “ a8U - Ul T uly ' 

I private latti-ra -t-re rt-colvcd hart- hy the brig Oraaral In th.- U, 8. Army, dlod In WuihlogUm on tin- 

Vara Ur„x. alatlhg that a viola,,, tha llOtli yaar of hi, ago. C„l. U.odall 

ak.-n plan- Id tha City of Maxi,-,, o„ ll„, lti.l,. ‘‘• r< ' 1 " r,,,y B - 8nJ W8 “ 8 " f A,1 ““l“'“'- 

,y tha puwago of tha law r,-d„cl„g tho tariff. hl " r ' mnl "“ wU1 •* 

•f the people. It i* raid, wa* . directed entirely Mount Etna is the largest and most extraordinary vol- 


i*re lost during the affray. • cumfcrence at the booe, and its various region* has three 

The Globe reports the loss of thedirig Hunan Spofford. ««P»rate tones or climates. Over it* sides *re scattered 


id would lie condemned. The brig had just arrived from no J of 24 miloH Tli ‘‘ Journey is one of .great fatigue, uud 
obile. and landed iu safety a cargo of cotton before the T * ,r y fow travelers are disposed to underUke it 
ih* A delegation r>f, Indiana from the West, on a visit to 

Thwftlolx’ came to F . Camerdun. and brought $81 > in Washington, wore taken to the navy yard ft t thnt place 


«f the rock iu 


' " • the steam engine, which *poke to their minds in the deep 

Mercamile Agencies. — T he evil tendency of these asso- humming of the rapjdty revolving Wheel* and tlie tremor* 
elation* is made apparent by the recent judgment ren- of tho ground upou which they stow]. One of them re- 


dered against the head agency in NewYork : 


marked. •* they were uow certain that nothing wa* impoe-. 


, !>., *? rf8c * , ; , u « c »V h ® “.OMXWered »“»' Hu '“ mtmffinvnt May. 1853. In tl,a ally of NawOrla.,,. - tiff., aaovaalug tha daiuagaa at tan a, 

„ “**■““**“ E- mmntra, Tw Uwiraitil«n»iuoe. JuIiub (.iwiiii-gatre Benin, lloo. Prlro Wl.huiu. of Mohfia. wa« calk-d t„ the Chair, “f 10 " I'tought for a lltxl. aUagail to lia 


Ixuge Verdict . — Iu the case of Beardsley ri at. vs. Lewis *lbio to the white ptwple ; tliey were next iu power to the 
Tap|>aii. which had been pending for two week* iu the owml Hnlrtt >• 

United stafefl Circuit Court. NewYork. the jury, on the . r 

morning of the 18th inst,.. rendered a verdict for the plain- Dr. paipcf. of Berlin, ha* calculated that the mortality 


'Dr. Lnrduer * Complete Works, 10 vols.. etc., etc., etc. 

• " . ,,d28- 

NEW 011LKANB A (i E NC’ V 

OF THE 

NASHVILLE MARINE, FIRE INSURANCE. AND LIFE 
AND TftUBT COMPANY. 


r 1 t’Jtfi lh. ra«wV 1^“: — ;r ’ I 7, 7 ,7 : * wou, lion, t rice w n.iams. or Mobile, was called to the Ghs 

•fiwJi titf'nin 8 ? V ]>e»rl o! the vnlue of and James B. Gladney of Pickens, appointed Secretary 

1 * artJUU ^ «Um«. Ita £40,000. Cleopatra at nn entertainment, gave The ohWta of th* n.^.,ii.,rr 


tiff*. n*.sc**lug the damages Ht tm thousand dollars. Tlie among baehitlors, from the age of 30 to 46 years, is 27 per Gapital.. . 

■ Minn tx'nu l.u,,i,..l.< r... .. III... I u ||.......l tr, !>>*,. I. ...... .,..1, I u • I .. 


i to prove tlmt he can make ax revo- 


» 4 •• * . . . , v’ D The objects of the ma ting lmviug been explained by 

£ , HH?iSr y ’ ‘‘‘f? Te ' 1 n wor,h fl-Btraari, thr Hoi, H w Illttl.nl matte L .ttttnj, 

m l V 1 !, BW ” llo ' , . ed ” 1 lau.lma, tllh .,,,1 Offer, -J Ula f.ttlwlng r,-.„luU„n., which wan- ,J., pt, -tt 


action was brought for a libel, alleged to have Imh-ii puli- 
Hailed by the defendant, affecting the credit % of tlie plain- 
tiffs, wlio are merehants iu tlie State of Ohio* 


. $300.000 — all paid In. 






i Ca nmar ra l Antorti.tr,. kpraking -rf- ^6,060 Crfiptl. wpem for 
fyracuM, raja : "<>6, kiwi lieligaUltu £200, 


€ 


I rf Iter gUirjr^afa* a^uxined in 


•vw,vw. pm in spent for one supper SwOr-*' 
000, and UeligaUlus £200,000. The usual 
8 for Luculluh vta« £20,000 ; the 

'“*• ,ruln “»» fi»U-)wndB Wtx eoU for X85.(KHl. 

„LIl ^"'i-.** :. C q :8Ali ” l ’k ton— The L. 1 1 ring,- 
Mraraty nfr u. tha Wluwlw, rau.laW.,,.,, - r ,. x „, 

ou Ui. authority rf Col, fh.ncay 


.U. . u.inu.n,,uritnn 11. n nmiartt matta au attttn-ia, v,, ILb> fo,,., „ TIIE UxiYtl, rttxilx.— From tha »K'' Tho attrautaka in, furor nf ftarili-J life Utllll rnuro 
and offered the foUawlng resolutions, which were adopted: tables nccoui|iahying the Secretary of the Treasury's lie- "diking in person* of advanced age. At 60 year* there 
^ Ht salved. That we respond with sincere satisfaction to port, we learn that ill 1851 then- were built iu tlie Uultod remain hut 22 Whelnrs for 48 married men; at ^0 yoaro 

4 Ut ra 2 fl Uia|Mu46r brig$r-$32-a®lua.».#r*^atL-slfiM*|»s.aud 11 haehelora for 27 marring and at 80 year*. iUa»clielor* jj- «• ''*• ftllL Isaac AY.j ioim!. L _R. U-NiVu», - 
™"“1 hoath with a tutalnf Jh6.2l« tomrn*,-. Pauu.yl- -gain.t t- m.rrlatt mcn . IL 8. tratx. A. TV. tValkar. L,«.» 

,-ru Aariaullunal antt Maalmniaal Bxt,ll , lll?,u ami Fair ,,f voula nwni touuage aiuuuutluit to 284.373. Ixinn un In,, Of i-arlhquakra, oiu, of tho moat rrmarkol.la Jaaarllxtt MA1UNK 1IIVKII. FIHK autt LIFK U18K8 lake,, at 
'to UkiTui' VS ! 9 35000 ° wr thc preVloU " s °* r NewY,,rk hHH ‘“history is that which happened iu 1693. Its motion the lowest rate*, aud *11 lo*sc* promptly adjusted 'and paid 

YcwOrliuiii*. to be followed by aiinuaf fair* in the cities of , wl ° 13 - lM ' iu F »»» iuercase of W.000. Maryland has 004.- wa* perceived iu Uvrmauy. Franco ant^ Hugland. but at the Agcnejr Office, No. 33 Camp street. 

Mobile, Notches, aud duck other puints as may favor sneli ^'.sWsll.fe •»» iucnwre of 11B67. Delaware has 11.880. Sicily was the chlof ■sufferer. It extended to»a circuD^- 


cent.; wliile among married men of the same age it is Surplus $220.000— reserved fund. 

only 18 per cent. For 41 bachelor* who attain tlie age * . v 

of 40 years, there are 78 marrieij mcn who at tain thc name ° ” $6 20.000 -available unset*. 

age. Tlio advantage in. favor of fipirded life is still more • JAMES A POUTER. President, 

striking in person* of ndvaured age. At 60 year* there James IVai.ki.h. Secretary^/ 


LOCAL DIHKTOKS. 


Lngau lluuton 
ItIHKS taken at 


bring a decrease of 4 .830 North CaroUha ha* 43.722. be- ferance of 2000 leagues, and no fewer than 64 cities, with 
ing a decrease of 31.496 Virginia Inn 60,700, hieing a du- an iucrcdible dumber of village*, wers either dretroyeifi»r 
crease of 4.41*7 ; and the Dhtrict of Columbia lira 22,903. greatly damagml. 

which I. «u iur r ,',,M of 6.810 The rtrau, touwc'ln lha Ul!n . b rlka « B . of the U. 8. Army, who ttiett ou the 10th 
l uteri 8talee he. Iitcrvwrari riiiriug the yeer. 6T.7UO foux. mt.. ur.r,Fort Wrahlla, iu the Oreak N.tlou, at tbe ace 
entt uo. aiuounte to 5M-W7 tm. , . •' of fiftyraveu year., warn uallr. 'of Newbur e . N. V.. md~ 

v.,., e ‘ifring the war of 1812 wee rommleeiouett ee thlrtt Ueuteu- 


lunura, Nad 


tlia ism Maverir was taken iiriMimr >t 

Sfi- 1 fieiriVuXra 



. "r**« <* <*• '“PI ut* 

Triif 0“ houtt. ol u 

. witii <UnwUuo* tm Uiiu. k i mi k--.-.. tr% 


,'xra ,o thl * W'’' r, ' , l urb l'-ri log a drartwu- ,rt 31.4(01 Virginia be. 00,700, Ixlug a tte. 

, l,< illltcr^ul jin'." of AuT«ll"ln'ic|frvn'mTl','f < ’ ri '" t of i w ■ * I,J lhe ui - ,rlc ' " f Columbia haa 22,003. 

that State iu the •• Industrial Convention " t<» bs held in New w kich is uu increoHc of 6.81*3. The steam touuage in the 


capture Orfeaus in April next 

ids of u Hr soiled. That tho Chairman of Uii* me 


Tbat tho Chairman of ' this meeting U- request- « n d uow amounts to 683.607 ton*. 
’*d to appoiut flflevu geutleueu lo act as a Central Com- i _ 


Jj-— - wr ^-^ r ^Ti ' ~ 


JiU no 111 • UatriMSiu witii ftirvetiour for III... -I Til u — 7 l,r “ ,,Tn ' IU«. uiv riminiuii m uiu mct'Uiw U-rttlUe*!- 

ke imrfw sBEWSely U huSlttrr lh.!fhl ,<l »l l l ,oiut Wlran geullemi-u to art a. a L'entral Com- 

wkSrfS ttatw rratterrtiea, orlux Ui fulOl thl, ImIKlllI? 1 . Bl1 ' uilltae. who ahill hnlri.lhelr mrallnga iu ihl„ city, nuli 
tli ltod ra M | ln autt Juioeri the ,1X1, war ■■.TfS ff** . 1 ”**’ **» »•»»• duly it ahaU I* to e„m«|Xutt wllh |xr«m» through- 

U *ud to. u«uwlm»eriUi«t»n ortwelxemlhivriBau " ul •*" Hul ' interOBtett lu the auceeea qf luduatrlal pur. 

witil lu. wrilku,wr«.lhl.Urf1y wu.^rt^ueniuuTTuSi. xtl.a -“lu, with the riew of pr.-|wnug for a full iu.rt 1,-lp.tl, , u 

Ifouuuiu *n»r- Wl all GueS hul rix.il TEH hjfiPjgy. 'Tlto.rUI.eu. uf Al,l«ma iu thr pp.poratt fair. .1 New 
^uTm W U*taUm ....unrorimal. (rxraut , ' 

” fafidi yj* n— sw i i ln g to edntiid jomtvr wiQi such uunquai >.q 1 t f . Thp Rev . Dr. Llpscumbc was then called fur, and ad- 

w.w- *07 il frihjw cWuitusl Nf light wlUa such dosperatlou dressed the meetiug Hou Janu s E BoKr. byjnvUa- 

ikMrikou- fr h* life lfr orrierrtt iloTui-u to l ', * J '!4U' 1 ' 1,lr lulrrret, of 

***** They sueosxtul ln gettiug hi* •“« Exhibitiou then addressed the meeting. ^ ^ 


c IV. I'AUTKK. Agent. 

Lous Lessassies. A**’t Agent. * mhl6 

T £ N N EBB EE M AhTn KAN D FIKE 

INSURANCE! COMPANY. 

CAPITAL $800,000. 

‘ r - , JOHN M. HILL. President. 

Geo. W. Mfisri*. Hecrutary 

Thl* long established Company, witii the most ample 
means for the protection of it* Policies, continues tp take 


•USE wbansrUiiiu ten or twelve miles td K*n AuoJIm a Ji* "“r 1 *? U I® *“tcTe#tsf*l in the success ol iudustrlal pur- Nargl Engiuicr*. which wa* conveued at Philadelphia on 

UK ?ZL r ,fi “ U " 8( " 1 ITrarattlu,.. autt ha folio. ,,g arr th, 

lug It uaaauUlux u, rttuloutt Parfir w*0, «ul, uup,ualo3^ Th, Hr. Dr Llpirouibr than rallett for, autt ,J- “ m ' 8 1,1 wl1 " I*" 1 ' 11 tlu ' *'"• •» l ,ro - 

lfikijjri*.*rUu. cuufiuua.llwhglrtw1UirurhJr.iu r.il,,,, -lr,u. 1 1|„- nautlua Hou Jamw S Ditto r. I,y |,„|t,. J qraUfint f'w |♦nm(,tio^ : To la, rommlx- 

». Di I'luugh. Agaut ,l “ ni1 88 ,!hll ' r K “« lnst ' r “ *” 0** L'uitrtt Flat, -a N»*y— 
,-aucr thr iulcnwt. of *• Kl *«"■« ; *»• 2 J*»«« " Kt “« Tub. 

Fir,, t Aasistaut Engineer*— No. 1 Henry Mssou-; No. 2, 


v.. . v ,n.i 'it „ , . . who euuimiBsioueti a* iuitu ueuien- 

N*»ai. Km.im I'hs.— ^Thc examining Rrtard of Chief Ih . • ,, „ , 

j,,,. «■ , ... | . am or too 23d infantry He distinguished himself for 

1 aval Eugiucers. which wa* conveued at Philadelphia on Mium-, .nh.1-44, rv .u 1 . , . ' 

h.l.ti„.L.„, v..., «‘‘l.utry »1 the batUa of Furl Kria. antt rarrrtt with law- 


E n. rf tile 

rtfitort Him to l»i* 

» turt-rn »r« very 

« huuarf upuu IU. Iriautt ,3 hially 1, r.tl 

liSgrt 1 araDotoJ k^xufo **“ SrtrtiieUeu.et 17H7.7T1 Thr 

man* tartlijrfied m cnulo u-^lh F-Upu an pour. aud wHhuitt rttutaiuai It 1. 

'fw,7 l ^ * U, “ * *“*“ gurrtu. It h, . vita. 

ligre U*U obecureu Uld»*«rari; aej ruauungamrul U, agrirulturr 
m*muUcw* a* cuuuwvftr o-,,. 


iifeilk iuOxii 

tttiXSbc 


,.TT.. i Tbe >' in gettiug his \ 

-I, ifi° ***** • of iiitMH|uiu tirnUr. and | 
±i. t i ir r. 0f ^ Mvxkau lancers from theii' 
umaco had Vo order him to be shot iu selfede - 


Hou. Mr. Dari*, of Liinrrioue. offered the iollowiug ire- 
olutioa, via : 

tiro A ltd. That this meeting has listened with art-at 


rery at the battle of Monterey, aqd throughout the Mexl- “ ™ nil Kilt t ' Jl l 7 L l 

rau wur III) Ell. HEA uud FIRE itldKH, on the most liberal 

p ^ - - r — * term*! ut its Agency Di New Urlouii/I. Ut the Office of 


th* United 8 tat re Navy— burn* nay* : -The report j 

2. Jnmrn W. King. To be poet,' which we found in the 


T 1*k ,,0 ‘ ‘ Mom GOM tnv r\ot Vrsn.— The NewYork Tri- 
bune say* • The report pf the death' of this venerable 
port, which we found in thc Loudou correspondence of an 
evening puper of this city, i* ]iretu>tUre. Wo rejoice to 


-a iff 


Juiur. (1 S’, mug ; No 3. Hubert Dauby Tu hr Seruuod li ar,, frun, uui|ua«ll„uat,la alltiiurlly that Sluntgumrry la 
AarUlaul Kugruarm— tio. 1. (irargr T W Lugun , No 2 .HU lu tbe Uml of tha living, autt in lha enfoymeul of bin 
M out Lrfjiiti-i v Vl.t.1..* v.. n ti... .. ui..,. aiv. 4 11 - i....ik .. ... . 


Ttol llrta uuaiiog ha. IIMrartt wllh gn«t • N ” 3 -.f“ ** Kl, "‘ **• «• « 

pl.-StiL'l- Hi thr rauiarlu Of tL H. v Dr Liiwromla aud 1 I'M*: fin 6, Jauioa M Adam.; No II r II Kunx 
g^isg!! l * ,l ?1..«»-»wafi •'»*»•«. rupy Ol them. No. 7, D. T. Ma,«. , No. 8. A W.rm-r 


May lie live to sec many happy returns of 


PICK KTT. PERK INH, k 00. i 
*»» k8 • 37 .B t. ( -hurio* street. 

HI KLEB... . BIBLE?; 

JOHN BALL, 

No, 60 Oravicr street, 
Has just received ono of the LARGEST aud BE8T as- 


fpr puillicatiou Adopted 
Thc (parting then adjourned 


The Kavannah News aunouucef the death 


his. birth-day, of which the eightieth waa recently t%l£- •“'rimsnts of Bibles and Prayer 'Book's ever lirought to 
brated." this city. 

- ! - • 1 ■ ■ ti ~ === J '• . FAMILY BIBLKH, at from $1 60 io $69 per copy. 

A ucieut Sy racuHC 1 wah founded 736 years 11 C., aiid was. OCTAVO BIBLKH.' at from $1 tn $10. iu various styles 


PaitL" Wiliumi Chairman I Abram B Fannin, at that city, on the 18th Inst During I in Ita day. un auefeut Loudon It was twenty-two mile* of binding 

I hi* life tilllu he hi-ltl M*-w..ra I m.iuitnl mi-nlH iiinlt-r tlio G.,h. I in rtlMtitnfowu... .... J ■ . .. _ 1 *n a C...I .IX* ... 


• J B. Gladney, n cretarjr 

A UII lu. goiratt tha Kauturk, Lagiriglfirr granting- 
,-ban.r for a rallruatt feuui M.y.rllla ,i. N„w|a,rt 


h> Ufa tluw ha haHaaraml appolutmaut. uudar tha flau- tu . Ircumferaura. .urrounriatt hy a triple 'wail, HtuM 8.MALL HIULF.8. will, autt without r.-fer.lu-.», of val- 
arri-Uovaramaut Hr rarrad lu the y„.rtarm«»t.r . Da- w«lh towan and caxllaa. and aonlalnatt wllblu 1(1 compaaa val Ittuttlnga, g„|J Uutt. and rl.rjw. Turkey HiurTK-,-,,. au- 
p*rt meut iu the war uf 1812,, aud for a number of years foui* s« |>arute division* or cities united Inin pne. vis. : tique, elasjt* and- bands 

bi-ld tha oSra of Ortthtalur .of tha port uf Saraunah Aln.ttlau,. Tyvha Naatt.JD and Ortyjhj i.'UKAF 8C1IOUL H1HLK8 ANDTH8TAUHNT8 0.14 tl 

. ? ‘ „ 


i.'UKAF 81-11001. HIHLK8 AN D TttUTAUKbTP wit II 


DICTIONARY ron TUB RBop^ 

HTHRTKIt 8 QUAHTO DICTION A HY lm.ua 
T«>\ Ilvi„-,-r.n ra S,« 

ConUInlAg thr*> tin,™ tho niattrr found I. 

Kngllah Dlallnnary aompllatt In thl. annntr ”" 8 
Abridgment of thl* v«»rk : -n Geographical Tat,/ ** M 1 
thouaapd Name*, tlliinlrfitlvc Quotatlonr. and 
liaritie* nml advantage* found in nb other work . ^ 
sold ftt.n trifling advance abf»ve the pries 0 r : ,v M|t1 ' 
.limited Dictionaries. v ’ 0 »m 

Tlie Legislature of New York hn* Ju*t p ftMfd 
furnish till* work to the Common School* f ,r t) 

The following i* nn extract from the roiHirt 1 iS* 
jeet. by tlie (Committee on Literature * ,,,, 

••Your Commlttm* regard It a* si^rfluon* 
large uj»«.n tlio nkpertqrlty of till* I)lct|„ tlRr , . .. to **■ 
tei»ted by the general rlrculntlqn Wlilch thi* 
gained ln till* country, whlp.h is iHliev^d to b?^ ^ 
dented for n work so expensive v 
“That this work is peculiarly valuable fet ,w 
School* is in p 1P .gflQjon of yiit)) 1 , 

There i* no branch of knowledge iu which iPi/ j/*"' 
tnnt that the seven hundred nud flfty lliouranV°iI ln,>tr ' 
of tlii* State who are taught in them should I*. ,1 , 
n« in the knowledge of their own language. Therai 
end so Important to the education of the common ' , 80 
' i6 ft' 1 " °« r r °nimon lntiguagewlth corractn^r!. 1 ' 

and elegance, aud to attain which we should m»k ^ 
possible facility* readily accessible to nil., AudV^ 
opinion of your Committee, tiiere i„ , 10 one^b«k Ih? 
fu rnishes so many facilities fes-4 hia purpose aS ft t?** 
l imbridged Dictionary. The hnblt of referring to* it n ' 
laud ,-vary raliolar t„ a knowledge or thl. mln. rf 
intellaetual nnd a. he uncover. It. ti-earon-,. h |, Jj" 
will la-'el, larged hy tlie variety „r knowl«l R ,. whlriihiU 
densedin the definitions 'of the fnuiiliar word* hr ^ 
Tlie habit of reflect ion. tdo. will be matured, by bein' 1 ** 
ployed on oljeet* so entirely wlthtfl lil« renri, B , 
which he spell*, and read* and uses in speech. If hr J 
once taught the hnblt' of reflecting ou word*, he will iL 
learn to reflect on the thoy^hts which \hose word* rmrl! 
wnt." *■ , . . 

" A Dictiounjy is the last liouk which a scholar w* 
WTmt* fo-inm**rrbrhlgril:TttiC7,pn»cr** bring sure 15 
thc -Very matter which lie most values." [t;hronoty> i 
Published by G. k 0. Mcrriam. Springfield. M m ..i 

for sale by ' n 1 

"11 2 _ ,i_ J 01 IN BALL, «’>ii UthtIit rtn-rt 

WILLMARTH HALL, ^ 

NATCHEZ. MI88IB8IPPI 

The Sixth Annual Hossiou of this '‘institution wfi] r^. 
(notice nn tlie first Mmulny in October’next. aud fostiim* 
ten months The. institution will be under the tyrth] 
direction of the Principal, assisted by the most compum j 
Teachers. It i* designed tlmt thc .School shall be pm*, 
•lent and eligible tor a thorough course of in«tn>ctloft. 
mental, moral nud physical. Tin- institution Ufnrnlrhri 
with globe* : chemical, philosophical and antroncwhi 
nppunit u* : the piano* are new. elegant, and of the riebnt 
tone. The School is offered to parent* and guardian* Li 
select retreat for the rduoatiou of young .'ladlw. ,Th« 
building* were con*trur.tcd expressly for a Ladies' 8tni|. 
ary. and are new. oommodiou* aud well udaptrdtoth* 
health am^comfort «»f pupil*. Thlrty-flve i*)anhn 
be orcomm'Hlntcd. 

! terms'. FOR TEN MONTHS. 

! OXE-HALK IS AnVAWCt. 

Boanl. Washing. Light* anil Fuel IIIXm 

Tuition ss 

Music. on tin? l'lumiforte ; 40 00 

Vocal Music, French. Drawing and Pointing, extra. 

Each pupil will furnish her bedding, towel*, boob ui 
stationery. 

Special reference t<» Dr. V. Pjpiackburfi. tbepatyaug 
the schiMtl, and the editor of thc Concordia IntciUgmcw 
SAMUEL W. 8PKF.R, I^riuciW 
Natchei. Mi**.. April 2: 1851. •* » 

N. ii — Parents and guardians wishing to-srenrau^ 
for their children ami wani* for the next term, cao do a 
by addressing the Principal. 

The present session will close July 28. iplj 

OAK BOWERY FEMALE COLLEGE 

AI.AllAMA (JONFKRKNCB OF M. F. I'll nil'll. S)nB' 

! FACULTY. 

Rev. T. B RUSSELL, M. A.. President. 
TrHtODHON. M. A . Adjunct nnd Chemical l'rufesm 
Mrs. A B. IlODSONj lustructres* in Drawing. Embroil- 
ery. etc 

Mis* C. LEFT Principal of Primary Department. 
MfeijM. J. TOO.MEIt. Princl|>al of Miisldal Depsitant 
■twriHT-eae hi V h wnd GcrTrtfftf^' , ^ M ^‘ - v 

The ensuing session of tlm above institution will com- 
mence on TUESDAY, the 6th of January. 1862.’ 

PatTons are requested, if possible, to enter jinpll* oa tbs 
first day of the se**ioii. ' 

DUWaAR. SVlHJJu"" 

‘DUNBAR L BUCHANAN. 

Commission Merchants and Wholesale Grocers. 22 Unna 
street. New Orleans.- oil* 

REGULAR DRY GOODS TRADE 

JOSEPH II PALMER ft; CO.. 

Importers nqd Wholesale Dealers iu Dry Goods. 47 Cup 
s treet. New O rlchns. , Mi* 

,r. t. A. NAl.AKD t -. ARMItniP 

M A LARD ft;.ARM18TKAD. 

W holesale Deiriers iu Foraigu nml Dcapestic Dry Gcc$, 
No. 7<>Gravier street, hetwren .Magazine nud Camp. ft* 
Orleans. 

A full su pply of Plantation Goods. • • fjp’ 

DB. GREEN LEAF, 

Office — Jackson street, between the Mnrkct-bouw ud 
Tchoupitoulas street, 

Residence — Corner of Jackson and Mngniiue atrcctaD 
* - fayri to. 

evat s rtiNT. j.H.Jom 

C. FL^’T bi JONES, 

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Cabinet Furniture. Chain. 
Feathers. Moss and Hair Mattresses, Curled Hair, Hik 
Cloth. V arnlsif, etc:. Nog. 46 aud 48 Royal stmt,Krt 
Orleans. ,* ***• '• api 

CHITTENDEN A: DA.MKR0N 
Dealers in Carpeting. Oil Clothft and Ilouw-kreplng ftj 
Ooods. No*. 2q CluirtA. 1 * street aud 27 CufUnahaw 
itfiTt. New Orleans. trt 

A. J. WRIGHl. janu wasun 

A. J. WRIGHT At CO., . 

Cotton Factors and • Commission uml Forwarding X? - 
chants^No. 67 Uravler street. Nqw Orleans. . 

It. M. ELLIN it CO., 

Commiraion Mefclmnts, No. 07 Oruvler street. Nf* ^ 
leans, *_ 

T. 11. JACKSON k CO., 

Dealer* In Fine Fashionable Clothing, No. 31 Canal *9**' I 
• (next door to Planters' Hotel.) New Orleans. I 

Youths' Clothing. Gent.'* U ndcr ' Garments, USEfi 
Trunks. Carpet Bags, and n general iissortmcnt <4 
Clothing, alwnys on imnd and for sale at 
the lowest marke t prices. 

’ ; B. F. BMJTll, DENTIST, 

Ha* returned, and- is devoting himself exriiulvrly hA* 
practice of his profession 

Office at the corner <»f 8t. Charles slreet and Laftp®* 
Square. •>. ^ fjL 

JOHN ooodwv.w. jowrady 

GOODWYN.t SALE, 

Attorneys and Counsellors at ImW. Alierdeeu. 

Practice Luw in the various Courts held in th*® 1 ® 
and Seventh Judicial Circuits of Mi*sissippi, tbsDfe** 
Court of the U uited States at Pontotoc, and 8uprcn*0^ rt 
of the State at Jackson. , 

"Claim* on any person in North Mississippi, out 
circuit, scut us by our friends at a distance, will be h*ri" 
for them to competent, responsible Attorneys **/ w ‘ 

I ^ Refer eu o’es : 

«t McFurluiie Ai Co., Alsrdeen. Miw»U*lp|d 
It Wi Bowman. * 

Clopton Ai Ewing. 

James E. Saunders A; Sou. Mobile, Alabama 
linker ft Lawler. 

John A. Winstiin ft Co . 

Sanford A: Coley. 

More A : I.yhe*. . 

• Moses Waring ft Co., , „• •. 

. J J. Hykes ft Co. k . v' 1 

McMahon ft J'carwiU, New Orlesu* 

-u-, S. Q- Nnlwui ft- Co.. ' : ; 

Ucn. J. J. Ormond. Tuscalmwa. Alabama 
J. C. Wbitsett. Galm-bville, 

Sllus Parsons. E*q., Huntsville. 

David Deshlor. Tuscumbiu. 

Wm.0ooper.Esn,, 

Shupson. McAlesfcr A; Co, Florence. .. 

James Irvine,' Esq.. ■■ •• 

William Knox. Montgomery *» •• 

C J. Nathan Green. Winchester. Tenner 
! Hou. E. H. Foster, Nuskviile, 

Richard E Orno. Memphis. 

Wm. Garvin A: Co.. Louisville. Kentucky « 
Brady k^Dttvie*. ' u 

The New Orleena Ohri»U*u 

lb issued wepkly. at Two Dollars uud n Half * u 
No suliscriptioii taken for less tlia u one y«tf 
, scriliera wUl bo understood as wishing to rontm u 
[ U i* espressly stated otiiorwlse. Urtbri^ 

Tho Itim-runt Minister* and Preuchers of tl»f 

Episcopal Church,. South, are. nil of them, » 
agent* of the New Orfeamt Christian Actt<** 
payment* may I*' uiude. ^ 

All coniniunlcations. wjielher of bu»lm'«' lir 

publication unlo*a remitting, money or *u 
the amount of feu dollars, must l»e j*o*t-p** • ^ 

No pkltuary unties will l>c inserted ' Uiu 
, within twu munths uf the death uf a person^ _ ^ g y 
Communications must l*> addressed to * # 
McTylimi:. New Orleans: _ •> . , ' ^,**8 

Communication* Involving facii. orfe* ^;^ 

1 account* of revival*, religious meeting*- * writ* rf 

biographic*, etc . must Ik< uccouipaufe-J Wl ^ 

A few select advertisement* will be 
for which uflist l>c pre-|>aid, In order *o g<**4 

Office No 66 Gravier above ■ 

John Ball 


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f <* “<*»», 

l, "«’kn w . 
«nJ chlldrfi 
** Iwfiflu 

“non mind u 

^tnwa.^ 
1 m *k« ntrj 
And. hit; 
“took »bn 

“ s 

'“'S lo II win 

lnt ' nt tola 

l>l* Qlod 

"MAtfli* 

nrlfl.he 
’•y Mug tfe. 
1 bk the word, 

«!»• If hr \f 
*“• Will Meg 
words reph- 


S81PSIPP1 
•>on wfo mg. 
Hud romi B0 , 
it the iprrtai j 
"M rompetni 
«U be (*rto|. 

! 'f Infraction. 

>n if* funifhed 
aMroncwhi 
of the richnt 
Etuarditatkii 

• ladle*. ,Th* 
Udle*’ Semin, 
iilapted to tit* 
•warden kb 


apll 


OLLEQE 



ne street* U 
my! 




The Mother presenting her Son with 
• • a Bible. 

' ’ Hnmrmt-r. Im.i 

Wfirn ,.lfisr,fi,y»rt,»ll,-™,,-. 

« l,r„«hF"t in,u " l " iy ''! , i r ' ' l k ” 

Hln.ii. In the 

IImaouW. '">'•' V 

TVillft to *" r# ' 

T,,r molherwupht n pl.-.lw; of lov.-. 

n ,WM win. 

. Jj,l from the gill. oiqUHl nlmvn I s- 

sh ,. inpk Ihln lmly .m<- ! 

Hhp ph(*p f«r onr iH'lnveillinv • 

illl. were,- nf Unlit, nntl III.... «WL}ey ; 

All'll bade him kii'i' tile lllft— ll'nt wlnnl 
Tin' imrllne hour (hnufil ,->.,„fi. 

II, cy Blight to lllimt ngnlll . 

■- In An ulminl liowe. 

gln> will hlifnltli ln-th.t would, 

Wwci'f Incotuw to her memory. 

' rYAnd tthouUl the .fcolfer. In hi* i'rl'lf. 
l j8Ug |, the fond faUlt tr. worn 
And hid hint east the plod^e ualde. • 

That he from youth hnd >Kirm* ; 

“ : If he or idio had lovod him bc*t ? 

A parent'H hh'iwlnft en her *«»n ^ 

Uoc* with this holy thW : ' 

The lwuri that would ruUlit UuLuliO-. . 

Must to tin* othor ellng. ■ r 

Rrinentlwr ! *TIm no Idh* toy : 

’ J molhti » *(p. HnnrmUr. b»\l. 

LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. 

Tlic prcpen t seems to lic it' favorable tftu- 
Bent for reopening my suspended cilrrcspoit-' 
joc,. Both Methodism and the Eug peiin 
mrld nre just now in u position of peculiar 
iiterost. 

It was with good reason that on the ,18th 
Jt.yna felicitated yourself and your readers- 
, pantile good qualities of your home corres- 
pondentn. Although in ignorance of the 
Inal circumstances, and destitute of the local 
iltadiincnts and interests, which imist give 
to such communications n great part Of their 
nluc »ml, power of impression, yet even 1 limb 
taese communications to lie well.wortli.poru-' 
■I. Many of these are very racy and tell- 
ing, and some display quite superior hliility. 
line of the most uble-iind excellent which I 
bnveiecit is that on the “-Signs of the Times." 
(Vit. lll..) in the number to which I have re- 
ferred. In nearly every Word of that article' 

I heartily concur. I have no sympathy witli 
“ stand-stillers." with the advocates of surd 
and blind immobility, whether in America or 
England. It lias a little surprised me that in 
America sueti livings were to bo found. The 
-general impression in this country fs that 
lour only danger, in matters of general policy 
ind urganiintiun, secular or religious, .is from 
J|“fg r ,™(Jlg|^!5 ,l ' ,ftt '. vl ‘!!£ s '-. t» use a v e ry 
novel and expressive word which I lenriit it 
short fune ago from tin American. And I 
ran assure you my 'countrymen, generally 
Would' lie. vastly surprised if.ydwy kwcvn that 

ministers, and a few other' matters you States- 
men had gone ahead so slowly. Still vve feel 
that wo have no fright to dictate to yiltt on 
these matters. And only with great diffi- 
dence would wo even venture to advise. , 

, We feel that in reference to such matters of 
detail os these yoti ar,e far better judges, of 
your own circumstances and needs than we 
tin possibly be ; and .that us to the. whether, 
the how, and the whereof, till mutters 'if hi- 
iftnal arrangement mid progress, you ought 
tulie left to tile free guidance of your own 
wisdom anil conscience. , 

But your able correspondent lias fallen into 
i very serious misrepresent, ityp of British 
Methodism in otic sentence ,of Ins article. 
Mr he says,. “at the Wesleyan Church 
in England. * Old u»iigo i s id, dined by the 

JMtidgjority that they .will not treat with 
common decency any suggestion implying ft 
departure therefrom. And if wo limy’ judge 
font-present indications, trouble is brewing 
there which will shake its foundations 
Now, that old usage is toomueli idolized by 
Bray amongst us, perhaps even by tlio mu-' 
joritji 1 sadly ‘fear. Still lot the - actual 
changei) in our .polity during, the Just lifter, r 
•'tty years Ire looked at, and itwiil be fountf, 

I Uiink, that, considering we belong ’to (be 
ttlil Country: uiid COnte of » Tory stock, we 
ve actually ad vanced a good wnv mniv 
)Mn miglit jinyo been expected. Voir will 
J go a hether or nut vve have uiivanoed as 
"P'dly ns yourselves. It will be easyto' 
3’ “ l8 °' thttt our present attitude is by no 
®«ra< one of obstinato resistance to nil’ im- 
pwement or progress. Suy nothing ofpowed 
^ reo sittings were iilxo liJ>urally pro- 
in nioet.) inUiinteW-; salaries^ iiiisHionH. 
proviniuii fu r W orn out liiiniutow uml 
wh'!j^ r ' 8 W ^ 0WH : VOIlCOHHionH 

wou since the Hottlomont and coS«‘Hmon H ofa 
wive^been anudo to tho.pooplow 
tlmfc period ‘vovory oliange in M«tli- 
i affecting ttliu poaition "and function^ of 
lui« been a epnucsaipn <to popular iii- 
t . oe - cuminitt6e ByBteni especially 
mtrcHlueed a 11VJW element into aMcthod- 
*ith ^ ,UU ‘l UM (jf tl»c ndvantagCH, 

are ^ ur il 1 lower House * 

* ri ^ i‘H“»'d a fair, virtual rep- 
' lf tl ! t ‘ Kv intelligence, and hitin- 
•nto i. U 101 ^ lH,U ' w h*®H is tliua brought 
*ith iuul -luippy-moHbi ijittion - 

v,,.i 

luixi-il „n,i „ % y u “" plan, relieved as tii 
ftl1 r,motlo,,s ' 

“'Jiie inWr • Wliflf JSVIflK. 

tlle District m f .» IW> 01 lu y' ,uo, b “Iso. into 
Miurc in the ,11 l " (uk '' l"' i,u 'ipal 

‘“»*“tlre ,,ft WU T' U “! '''''‘‘rmination of 
Hid, isanoth '• *' UU N "I'i'itual and ministi-. 

^ w “ Method^ 1 i, " purt “"‘ 

‘^“tiliUwUhe'Vilvi o l ‘! U ' ,t 1,0 s'l't'e-itilly 

fartlicr eh,,,.!, 1,1 I'ldf'. by-wliieh 

thority of > Wor r l ,1 “eod uriiwifit tlio an- 

uxfn,t ! y, ‘- uni ! •“ 

in .V °» occchh to tlio Confer- 


" f ■ lwlc mart J (ally encouraging. " Tbo spirit ‘of agitation Hearers . - in 

cwnpltlchi nrhcvlnlcl , tliuN,e mm Julltj earned scents to-be gonefnlly subsiding, and tlx- |)pn* InstjtytionH It >r instruction 

."(Li-.-t.ji:,, L_ — y-tll— -DlfLiil JgS. feggtl lii-Otivjaiiiuait-iaJiicli. . .. !» i ;. li ! , j« r y,-.- ,t • • 

Moos Hint now, look like */ out-nnd-ont make for their ponco ' l rmfmg I'slaldislimonts 

stnnd-HtilliHin.*' or “ straight-oiitlsm * : ! Vet ik.ija- , , , „„ ^Ifolars in day hcIiooIm and bonrd- 

IJwi . * ir 1 -xai i . UH'ticnl nows hQi;p t wo lmVo nono. J lie ing schools, e. oo 

t*lio ulimo is quotecriroin a little work winch «.r . . • ... * r ............. 

.* spn it rti party seems,, to be extinct. Protes- inomnn i»r. nil i./»..i i./,n.n*n.., ... . 


bus received the unqualified recommendation tants, how 


> 771 Z. Ihbnipsnn. nnd includes IhrcC piuntivtions 

n the tilings ulrieb mm istr Y ■■■■ ■ :n i •"' l '" 1 l,,, ' rs, ' i P ,ir “ l1n - $ hiiUdWtl 

' ' k , rniitmg eRtttlillslinumt.s . .pi I’buot rlitouhclluel Iri-tnietjoii a'Htl a ]iopnla- 

Ncliolars in dny . schools ami hoard- tion ol Hon. The work m the missinmtrv 

ve liaVe tmno. The ing schools . \ 22-1, UBaj ljn> hoen blessed during tlio year ; a number 

be extinct. I’rotes- Ineomcf all ovngolical; societies hi - , 1 have Ifficn Added to the eln’ireiij Themis. 

ori.ig themselves up ; ; • • " ; " " sionary reports the work to bo healthy and 

vilt. tbo coming scs- -a'' 1 ' ,hl! ‘ P" ,st b)"kcd at ns it Jna minima ptosperous 

mient. Mcnnwltiic, . Mis^naries have been empbyed. in ; Am-vam,,,, v C m .oat;n Mtssnix. -Inclmk 

•« •‘perntiuns of the rtshtemg to form unwritten language, .traits- : |,,g Kc,„ r „ plantations. V.S members, with a 


nC tim w i vi . ...I-, i tunts, howcAcr, arc gathering tlicinsclvcs up 

ol the Wesleyan Magazine, which 1ms hocn f,, r n ... , l4 . . * 1 

Ui . . r • *1 , x A 1 11 A, lor a mighty umtqd assault, the coming ses- 

spoken of in the highest, terms by all the ! s ;,, n nll ,, , • t h . • 

i v . a, . Al s , smn on Mayitooth endowment. Meanwhile, 

leading men in MetlnKlmm. and the stilistniKM* 1 n 1(l i,.* i, iu . . ... . . 

rt „, ; ; . . .. . i ■ T tnelrish resistance mid the operations of the 


of \ylneli wmh originally published in tlimhon- (•.*!. ij «■» r . . . 1 ... . 

, „ u . , , - ”, rv*,, Pll • Lnthohe. Defenee .Association, stem likely to 

non atehmaii. the semi-ofneial organ of the .,,.,1 llu .i ■ „ , , • 

u - i • .. .. * i * \ •; ta. omi. as they began in vapouring threats nnd 

esleyan r.xecutive. And the writer of that i...* . .* r? , 

* . . . t . * lu " ^'orus. It is found liniiossihle to m»t in» 

work himself suggestl'd, modestly, it is true. „„ •» ,• 1 .. •> h .* 

. ... • A i • I" a ‘ a ai , itn cfleqtive qigitation on the subject, even in 

yet with sufficient distinctness, at tlio last ,, , , , , ... . V J . 

r r Ireland. hulmhha'hindisiiithoWaysiK^ 

( onference,- thu dcsmihleuess of sumo most ,iii v i n lu.n. ..... ... ^ ,, . . . , 

, . . , any^to become more Protestant than Poms i. 

important alterations in the present economy v ut \ , , , 1 , 

c.U'li v a, * , * r ... / ■! emigration, on. the one .hand, nnd. on the 

of Mcthausm, tlui tendency of which would Ml i liM . f i 1(1 , . . . . 

, . . . . i * i, i . , ether, the rapid and- almost -simultaneous 

be to brnig .be uillnetteenf be people to bear C ,„ 1V , llf tcnH (|f tllmlsan , u fn)m - 

to^^^upomthe ( onforencerimti.i , . l*r.,te-tnntum 1 . lmve „lre„,lv S 


sionary reports the work to he healthy and 

prosperous. » ' . 


T Vv' V»!>V5 \‘> n ’ iK l P" Milking Cftmmittrf 

"I 5 •>/ Jlobnma Conference. 

oggjcl. 6G «KAVIKR ST. 

^ II till ' 

Panne, then, young man, before you pro; big on herwlf tbnt tl.1,7 n ! *? 

,i“ 

«”■' n, CU itSS? 

onim mman non I to f,T your den. whirl, dvr Allot I, righteoam,,^"' “'''‘ ,thin 

t«'tmn. I lira away the foot from the Sat,. Hut in order riJhtlr m ^ • 

'“lb. fr, an doing thy pleaenre on GotfH Holy rary diremi t y 0?*^ Whl^T 1 "? ! V***’ 
Hey I NVwVorkOWrver. ’ in eLntlil 1 Z ^ » 


. .... 1 i ,, . . . V : V'r» --I-* IlllMUliei'S, WITH il 

atbolie. Defence .Association, seem likely to “*'"R '«<* beriptures, preparing and printmpf pnpulntjny of 2(1(10 slaves, wits left without 1 '.,'. 


f .• ,. r . 4 ■ i - j 'i'.aa.iviwu no.,, . not supplied/ 

fiu tensing laglrttes of mtereuurse between ('.vwioCbn.taum Mtssms. Kmbraeeft tvven- 
Asnt uiuPAtneriea, promise to brnig into rapid ty-tbree. plantations and 2 o* membeys, nnd 
development itll the elements p,r good w neb ,v„s served by Rev, D, S. Watkins, who re- 
the .giVOt nf nll lrood ias_liXi>vided. Jiiith.-in : 


!,?tar!o''dr &T th r 

to large cities, the eager receptioji ol know- MonfotnJireuit 

ledgt! djy the people, the interest awakened Ihu b ,- Cm.m.jm Mtsstos, -Kmbmees 

aw tl?’ r ‘ twenty plantations anti 123 member- Sup- 

11 '' lind vl ' K,0n " f Cl't-tstendom, all. plied by the f. in t'lmrgeot llotieff I'.oiJ, 

are germs of a bnrvest. - . KichmoNI. am. .MAntso.vt'm.oam, At 

. Putv a new lheanMf access to China lias — limludimr ««« Vni ...... ..1 - 


-trtra Winnir-r — ■ ' r - ficl^tcativn.tisin, .Jiiive..uli^«iv_..ttlKaU.--u» f u*K - «‘ 11 km\ lias .priivided ( '.ln,th'i.i .M.rtt^Umt if is 
Aerrw-m-^ir'nlofe' p,.rp,*e, I, s'img- lW , (lthc nulli)lWfl x ' > J. ■ China and ladia. The dictionary of Morri- ‘ A „ v " ‘ 

gtgttaons were listened to w. h t to kntdesC luitl(8 . ^ son. .the Nornml Seoo.ds of (intilaffi the tweSre.rn 

a i 1 ii.itni its namt. imnui int, y a, i h to Kossuth left- us a week ago. to visit the translations and prciubing plnees, the access illation (ilk) su 
VbnS Nt’pitbltc. As (now, m, avowed Ue- <o large el, ie, , heeler reception of know- iJSSel 

vote ,nemmi!,ls- iy . at least in bis desires for Hungary Mr «•»« '"‘frest awakened Bn, C „ 

V „„ > r ' ; , r , lie will probably excite more ioiiTcsii/syin- the •history,' the customs, the BtdeUgq, the twenty nlantut 

MBMonjAlh--'for hundreds Of these |wtliy in Amerien. limn he has done in Bfi- "‘s. and the. religion of Christendom, all. LC'? 

Imvebee,} reee,ye, ; enr.dq ly analyml. elas- tial , The masses here, indeed, have vvor- “>e germs of a harvest. - Bu mmom, an 

sija d. and patiently considered, at the two shipped in Kossuth, the impersonation of l!ut ' 11 !'"’»»**'' #?««» ,0 «»•«». •'«» -Itu-iudiug six 

I X s7fl T ',•" , r "; liberty and heroism, as op|„,sed to the abhor- ih * lr - |,r ' Boring, says, lira, re- plantations wor 


p«>pte-tlmt it i« very proRpernUfl. ' ^ 

AIoaXroi: Colohki) Mission. — lueludes 

twenty-tiireir plant at ions,.! I ijl incmherH, pop- 


... i . • ,i i * • iimwto iiuiv, imuTii, nave wop- 

.Rijn"l and patiently ccniHidorcd. at the two l M i,: lllui .i it, . fl , 
r • . , . ..... Hhippcu in KosMUth, the lmpcrsonatnm of 

last v onlereiicoH — and mOat respectful r* *- i;i l „,.,. . ri f . \ 

. \\.<s ♦ ' . , „.th | ... - . 1 , and heroism, as opposeil to the ahhor- 


plicd by the ;r. ill Charge of Moueir P. oWmtU. 
Richmond and A1ai)iso.vCoi.orki> Missio«n. 
Iiu;luding six plantations, 103 members; 7 


plies' to them will he' found in the published 
Alinutes for IHoll c»nd lHfvl And yet soihe 
of tin* •• suggestions" emi turned in these nie- 


’ j 1 , 7 ul - in ^ the real chamoter and actual deeds of Kos- 

n ormls were ol^-the most novel and star, bug sutb. „r of the history and ease of Hungary 
character. ' .1 . .. .. , n j 


The. writer of this letter was himself a wit- 
ness. at tlnv Ikst Conference of the' skill and 


retl despotism of Austria knowing, mean, tl '" t • ottor * “ \ "'^el , Ims arrived ^rom 
while; for the most part; next to m, thing of tduuiglnii. t-llivia. from wliiolt l,am in receipt 
the real chamoter and actual deeds of Kos- °* “ • et ( fi' r fi'" ,n Bet'- B. Jenkins, of the 
“Utli, or of flte history aiid ease of Hungary 11,11 dated in that place, by vvllfelt 1 

—the republican poriion of these musses, not 11,11 • l ' f " rIluHl tlmtvhe has sent to niv care, fifty 


presented itself Dr. Boring, says, in a- re- plantations .wore left out, including Sl-fflicn.. 
eeut letter “ A vessel has arrived ■from hers, 1,39 childrett en tell, ..mens T. I.Ucey 
. bun glim, t Inna, from vvlitob l.am in receipt th.-' mission, try, has sufferetl from" severe ill’- 


very numerous, hut influential on. the inertia i*ach. of the four liospelH and A els of 


ai uir | *isi viuiierenee oi tnc hki.i ana of others by their restless energy, and stern 
care with, which tli M se. numerous memorials determination,- lmve welcomed him enthusi- 


C oncoudia Co i. oil KD Mission. — I ncluding 
live plantations, 400 members. Supplied by 
Ri*v. \\ . Van Canipcn. The mission is repre- 


the Apostles, for disfribution among, the set, ted to I,,, in good condition.. 


were investigated, and epitomized by up v;s- 
fNetiied and able brother in preparation for 
the committee, to whom they were in the 
first instance submitted by the Conference, it, 
ofder’to be reported upon, prior to their gem 
'oral discussion in full Conference, lie was 
also j, resent at that discussion and.cah teS'- 
tifV to the eoneiliatory and rosncctful spirit 
in which it was eomliieted. 

"Tlio character of the cominittee. indeed. 


astieully. us the representative of til 


Chinese of, California." d.iglit for the lirst 
time lias thmbe'd -Upon us from tl west 


I knsas t 'oi.o it ki, Mission, Including 
twenty plantations: a promising field, but 


political vieivs— but almost the vvlnWor#- .Bil.lcs which vvere trauslated. printvsl. tind not supplied for want of a preacher. 


upper classes ami the great majority of the 
middle, lmve, stood altogether aloof Iron, the 
exile, in, disgust of his principles, .doubt of 


bound in China, are sent for the ' spread 'of 
the ( Impel amongst the citizens of America. 
In another letter the doctor states, tbnt the 


his personal character, and -apprehension ,.| ( ' him '“ 0 . in Si ' n ''laneiseo. are waiting upon ■ It is. to be devoutly inipln 
his intliiencc upon tin' public mind. Kossuth ,1IS min . islr . v ' "ne or two urn inquiring be would vouchsafe to these 

I. . !• l i .st *“ .1 Kf.. Il *1 l .1 . ... 


Baton Uouuk Coi.orkd Mission*. — E mbra- 
cing s( ‘Vbral plantations in the neighborhood 
of Baton Rouge ; not supplied last yeRV. 

It is.to he devoutly implored of "flmi that 
he would vouchsafe to tliese poor Africans u 


appointed at the last 'Conference (oil in mini- Mtvh- ^iin.1 of i.nMlitri ,. u , " 

, ‘ , stNlc. amt ot prtKligiouM power to seize and 

her) to meet upon, tins subject in the course * I... t e i;, i . , 

M iota tlie popular teelings— -ande-lias sliown 
ot the year, is a proof lmw erroneous is votir ,.n, lllu i.:n ..o t i , r , 

‘ 1 ..... , ,l nmrvellous skill all through, in udautiiur 

eorrespoiiilent s estimate ot tjie temjifr oi tin' I.;, i i - ” 

„ ... / .. „ 1 . . hiniHelt and his demonstrations to tin* jxtsoiih 

British (.onference. Dr. Beaumont is. in- ... i •. . 1 . 

^ , iii u * ai • , and eiieumstunces amongst which he iouiul 

deed, excluded. But this no intelligent and |,i mst .if 

sound hearted, Wesleyan, howeCer JUntiiI. .... .'. . • *. 

will vvonder at or regret. Be assured i, is 1 *’ ' uU '‘ "'W 1 ' he !'»“ “ part, 

nut Dr B.'s professions oMiheralism which V*“ “dmiratiun by their beauty, 

•wkhdivw'di'oin him<d<«wM'*Mii-‘imd , rftDtidt*ucp'' ^ , uqpuuuid prhtouial- 

of.!, is brethren. Dr. Dixon, a man much he- r ^“ n1 ' But k 18 ‘'»l«'-«il)le 'to ; deny that be 
loved tfhd honored in-tlds eottnfrv. even by l,,l “ d, splayed more ingenuity tbendngenuous- 
m„st of those who think his.judguiiiipt very nu88 > U,,J mure l K,wur ° r “eeoniodation tlmn 
tirililjlo.. mIuil tliftt-Cimunlttee. ^So is 41 J: 

Steward, wlm. with all Ins ,,f *t Iwtd Uepublictm. lie became at 

thought and maginb.pieneo of pliruse, is- ^'mthamtou „ eonstitutioual monarchist, 
really a man 'of a magnificent and gorgeous Kmboldoned by almost uni) ersjil popular „ j>. 
intellect, as well as of a lovely spirit. Both pDtttse, and pereciving that the commonalty, 
these are reported liberals, mid are really ll,, d uot the middle and upper ejusscs, . were 
large hearted 'men. though possibly not n whit admirers, be made bold at Birmingham. 


has displayed flic most extraordinary gcnitis 'I"' "ay ol life. Ib,w wonderful that Pro- living ministry and the prenehed word. 

lias proved himselir even in unaccustomed vil,, ' n, '‘‘' vfMch ,u,s ,irou K , ' t *>«•- Heathen tit Many other missions eoUld Is, enumerated 

Knglisli. to be an orator of the most exalted m,r ‘'"" rs ' ,ie * Hl '‘- v °" r ' """ *mnds, to which have laid an existence, but have been 

style, and of pnsligious power to seize and ka,n language, to he eye-witnesses of aliandoued beeituse of the seareity of preneb- 


wield the pop, liar feelings— angitis shown **V* - l - li R hwt "" “ pure .era in the Ismlsiami Conffiruncu. There are, 

a marvellous skill all through, in adapting faith and I, nppiness,' nur well-being social and at least twelve missionary stations this, very.' 
himself and his demonstrations to tjie persons iw'litit'txl- that they may go back to their own Jmur, within this Conference, that ctfuld he 
and eiretunstances amongst which lie fount! Irtni * ptwariicrs oi the (iqapel! Surely (iml occupied, which offer large congtegatio ns nnd 
himself. _ is about to do a great work in Cl, in,,. abundant row, ml unil ample support to.tbe 

Besides which, lie bits a person and, a part ' " ,hl x"'a is ” ’"‘nd bolding u lamp thrust iahorer, if men uuttld be- hud to fill them. 

' far out itHo the fflgl.t of Paganism -• German Minnim,. 


more prne- 


more really . liberal than others, of more prae- 11,1,1 “ l Maneboster. to declare himself llepub- Wl , lmvl . wit |, in „ ur „ wn inifwion 

Heal [minds,., mil more accustomed to real ean ; At Is union again, be gave in private to. ,, eiir oe] y second to any. Tbo„s,tnd of 
tjyevy-tlny Methodist work, than themselves, » deputat.un communtst. headed rby the immigrants 'from Cermany have been for 
Then there is kind.beartpd (ieorge B. Mae- 'Gortons Louis Blanc, ktml words embodying ^ tirriv i n g upon our shores and fill- 
tlonaM* another rqmtfed libuml, besides W. statements ol the sjune tenor, as the lied Re- | , mim i y , „„ r s ,, lpi , rt towns ami Ja'L 
Lord, .1. IV- Ha swell. 1’hmitas Ibirrisand'ntitri’y I i “ ,,1,cft n address issued from before Mar- The city of New Orleans alone is* 

a similar ebaraeter - all men of emi- “etUes, -whilst at Manchester, he lot, ml it t i ma te<Ho lmve a population „f Tu.mik;,.,- 

nently eoneiliatnry temper, and avowedly in accessary distinctly to disavow and denounce „ mtM . W e have bad. operating there for 
faviir pf some changes it, ?C rt.iin parts ,,f ,a,r >■> public; those .very soemlist or cotunut- seven or eight' years past, mlssimitwi™ h, th,. 


- . . j . mi mi i hi 1 1.'- it * it 1 1 vi ci iiiuujr nine DCeil Dir 

notoruniH Louis Blanc, .kina words omboitviiKT t 

- . vnirs past, arriving upon our shores, ant fi - 


' German Missions in NewOrleftmt. 

sumaties TffiTOAqg Ultp dlHtlll^ sent. l„,s part of the city, and has been served the pus. 
been responded toWq.tly by many of the year by the* Rev. J. M. Ilofer, who is also 
l onferenccs— men bnvu^b^en.seleete.l. money preacher in charge of the whole Herman 
mined. ,,, o! nnss'onaness^ Work. Ip, membership number s 55. ' 

II,. Leo, . I . ; v, I,,,- a I rehle l llK ; M; ,„ SI1 Okkman Aims , on 'In in' tbe 
tflmro in .tJiiH field : tlirde or t icKimudinrs of 1 »'V*i '•*•* • . 

. • 4| . . lr lowor part ut the city, and cmbruucH 40 inoin- 

t Ins ( (mferericc uro there, VV. R. No >or nnd 1 i i , , , , , . 

.. /• -n , h M ., V r ana | K *rs . it lias been blesned irreatly ilunnir t in 

.( vprian Gridloy and D. O. Sliattuok/v Tin* , , . , ... . h 

- • . . , ,, , N v. year, and it 1 ih* bpi'Ti m*r\x;il during tlio year 

proposition IS to send the men. and sloibt. a ,| 10 R( , v } 1>(lule b J 

piece with .them: to constitute an Annual- -r ... „ 

, „ ... , -in n, ui, I hr I Minn (iehman Mission is in Imfay- 

( (inference on the I’jLetfie erast. s. , " 

... , ■ , , . . ette anil l arrnlton and inerensme in ineniher- 

\\ e lmve witlun our own bounds a mission , ■ \ ,. . , h ... 

,. , , i , . slnpatul interest, -i bis Ims been served half 

tie d scarcely second to any. > l omsand of r , .. ... 

. v ,. J , ,V " 1,1 *«« year by IffiA P. M, silling, -now n 

nnmtgrants from (lormaity have been for , . , . , , , , h " 

• • „ " , , tmlveston, Ttinl subsotjucntly by Rev. MitSuus 

■tving upon our shores, and fil- yp \ 1 • 


system. John Scott, foo. a host in bitnself, 
bus declared lumscif on the same side. Dr. 
Beeeb'inn, tlipugh very cautious in theexjires- 
siotuof his mvn views, is known tube a modu- 
rate • Reformer. using the word in its true 
sense Dr. Hupting; -though iu'bis ‘ease age 


nist principles, of wbielt that same Louis 
Blanc is one of the best known representa- 
tives. 

Ho leaves England -bis person, talents, and 
heroism admired by all bis opinions and 
principles applauded aiid adopted by loco m- 


- has added timidity to caution is yet .very .dicale ami- republicans— but disliked or dis- 
; anxious for a full 'consideration' of lint subject trusted by. the representatives of the capital, 
and that all should be •eoneediM jtnd done- and of the solid intelligence of. the country, 
that cun -be' honestly nnd safely. And among This is the simple fact. Ynti ns republican 


cities; The city of New ( trleaha alone, is es- The Sabbath tmd Young Mon. 

tinmtisl to lmve it population of 4O.OU0 tier- t, , “S. ' 

marts. We have had. o,«-r„ting there fiiK - value Of tbo Safibqtl, to young .pen- 
seven or eight- years past, misspfripries to the ?T\ '*}'"*'■ 

.(ieriaatr.'- people men who were native tier- ? ^ \ r 

mans, eoi, verted in this eonntfv through the 7™ > m K lt UwU ] U *< ,0 “ wake up thought. 
instrumentality of our own church; '"These ^‘,7 f!° 

missions have been struggling, until now they -“‘T 'i ■ ' 'T 

hnve in the city, three Societies, and three a'altl.eLubba I, school, and ... pr.vate read- 

stimll ehtirehes; - But wln.t are they among' '"l ’ ’ K ' , * ye,lr 7*- 

y m, 7 „ r X ' t ' 1 furnish better mental altaumtlhau religious 

.so great an enterprise, this German in ms on . , e 

„ 1 . 1 , 1 ,, O.lr own hounds! si, „ll tru,h ' > Ho .nU-Uo. tu.tl advaneemet pntde 


ms ami | m ye in the city, three Societies, and three 
loeo m- small clntrelms. - But what arc they among 
or die- so many f With effbrts oommensumte to 


these men 'there are not to be found inure and -1 ms- a 
resolute reformers than the elotptunt William look with di 
Ar.thiir. and the able and energetic James ll feeling of,# 
Rigg, the autlioy of the work from wbielt I eiples and 
have quoted. BJ„r do I believe tbnt there this country 
arc more than two tnen of the fifty really op- Nov. 27. 
posed to any change. 1 • 

■ This eommilfeo.is Binnmoiied to ineet on Report of 
February .1, and I hope to be ttble to give you- j 

some general account of its pr, meet, lings, be- , 
lug myself of the number. 

As to “our.foundatlpns” there is, nutwith- V ’ I ! n '-'’ lnI 


within 'our own bounds, shall become as pow- 
erful an arm of the ('hurt'll. South, 'H r those 
in Cincinnati ure of the Church. North.' 

Of all the districts open to us in the United 
States, for carrying the Gospel to the slave.' 


under. its intlucnce is healthful uiid symmet- 
ric, tl But all this is lost to the, young 'liian. 


etples and tnct.es ts. however, universal in none ary more accessible, none riper, or larger * ^ e ' 0I "' 

thmartuntry ' • _ '. . or ,j w pre «in K i., their gall. no. not oxcSig '7 ^ ^ "‘^‘7 f 

,W ‘851. X. Y. -the fields Of Carolina. ■! l >. , mteUtaitunl mprovemAnt, the Sabbath 


stauding our sad loss, til, fear of these. On ''' x, .V' l ‘Tirt missionary- stations, eiiqilnyiuc 2S1 
the contrary,' 'there eiin he nodoubt, that these lnls ' , >omtries, embracing (Iii, 557 converts, 
nfet.ll the firnu'r for the Into -agitations Tlie -UiiLgreaLmissiomiry -movemopt pf the fpmnnssiOiuys fi,r Ft, reign Missions. Its re 
luminous expositions, and unanswerable t in- T^taut Episcopal ami C.ilvinistieChurt, lies “‘P** have gonedirhigh as “1300,000 per an 
dictions of the general principles and plans " f ,,n ' 1 Americ. began in 1792.11 n,,,,,: Vr the last yAir it .waa only *239,907 

of Wesleyan Methodism— several of them from Association at Ketterning England, . T,IC mission income the M E. Church 

the pens’ of intelligent and liberal laymen— h .® flrst nnumnted to X12 13s. Od. No . rth ' nftur ***** of ,mt ««•« increase, ha 


' 7 ‘7'!° as republican. „- rfll l „„ of the Church, South,'** hose ? ’ *“ 7'7 “ u,id 

and -1 sis- a constitutional, monarchist, will in , • inci ri„ati are of the ( hnreh. North '• 7 ,' S W 'r t 

UH,k'w.th d,fl?.rent , tf e * upon this fact.' fhe Of „H tl„- districts open to ns in the Unit, si T ' "l ‘ ht ‘ ! M * 

fee ,„g oQlfhhorrenee against Austrian prim states, for carrying the (lospel -to the slave ' ’“ U ’’ '“tW* 1 %7T' 

etples and tact.es ts. however, universal in none ary more accessible, none riper, or larger * V . W ^° '7 RaMj “‘ h kep P-‘ 

th, a country • • . or nuge pressing!,, their y„ll. no. not oxcohRiig '7 W ‘"- m ? ^ f ^ 

Nov. 27, 1851. v v » | e n 1- A,' ' , * «■* in ..intollootiyil uni »rt#vc»im»n t, tlio .Sabbath 

v ’• tho tielda of Carolina,- than arc t who upon- , i * i or* * * i i . , 

-r ' ' * 1 C L , n 1 . breaker take* fifty-two Htruloa baokwarti Uk 

our own mor^otxiHt mul toi'tilo BayoiiM. 4t - rr 1 rt t — *r \ — . . o - ' 

Report of the Missionary' Society of -the. is no. extravagant to say. that these missions , ihe ^,'atm““ 

Louisiana Conference. could be doubled in number in one year, if tbo °, ' >U ' " 'g “ « > e. >u 81 "S' ot uiig 

, f elevating and ennobling will lie found hi the 

l.t 1,33, the Moravtans commenced their 1,1 Hmonung to supply them. * )e iul intercourse of Sabbath breakers. Hall 

first lntsjnon in Surinam. "Now they have How fur is the church keeping pace with , 

sixty-eight missionary- stations, employing 28 1 these facilities ! The great „,i« ionary light ^ tU(i mtdleclual aro M ow j. 

nuss.omtr.es etnhraetng Oh, 557 converts, «"» ^ ,,f son with the social nnd .moral advantages of 

J ho . . g re a t .. nn aaiu n a r y-n n o v-cmumt-jif- thr ( oinmiiwitinwa for bpmgn Miawoiw. It« ro-, .*• n,.,,, tnl , vnilIlir lnil „ , . ~ 


IiOuiaiana Oonforence. 

In 1733, the Moravians commenced their 
first mission in ' Surinam. • Now they have 


num: lor the Inst ycVir it .was only $239,907 
The mission iucoino \f the M E. Church, 
North, after years o'f hut little increase, has 
lately run up from $90,00(1 to $138,789, the 
stun of last year. 

Our own church is fueling a new impulse,, 
the result of its own aetion ; and the An- 
Jtuttl Conferences have been swell in <• the 


stilUirm, iook’nt our missionary work af our bl ° whtoh ll, “ Baptist selioolnnistnr gave J>ual Cottferenees have been swelling the 
educational efforts- greater just now and more and cvcry-h.sly else, about 000 mil- amount, of the missionary collections. The 

promising , 4' success than ever -aftlic united li "" S of 1 ’ ll " 1,llKl ““'K-d to India in last mail brings accounts of tho South Caroli- 

testimonial (tKl)rs. Bunting ’and Newton IT ' J -- a "d lived until from the press in Nemn-. »a Conference, it reports $17,713 70 as the 

As to our missions, this present year bids P° ru - b,' 1 bm^stahlislied, there lmd A*: anniialinissimiarveolleetion within its iHiunds. 

fair to outdo in lila-fality. all that 'have gone wwd - 12 ' 000 fmpies of the Sacred Seriptrtres 1,1 1830 H reported only *20143; 


As to our missions, this pivsent year bids P 01 '*'' " llid ‘ be lmd established, there had is: anniialinissimiarveolleetion within its IHiunds. 

fair to outdo in libe'fality. all that ’have gone wwd 21 " 000 ''"Pfi' 8 ‘he Sacred Seriptrtres 1,1 1830 ^ reported only *20143; 

halhre — U-ihc-JaMaU^Hpiriet Anurvemry in M diffemit h>nguitgcs,..lhc verniwular A new eleu.ent Ims been introduced in the. 
Meeting, a month ago, within about four tol >KU« 8 oTJ30 millions of human beings.-and niianionary oiwr^jons of. a neighboring Con- 

days, by collections in the various elmpols in ox P el “‘ loJ “P°| ‘hat nhjoct $457,500. ference missionary two. days meetings. Due 

that town, and the proceeds, of an Annual Tlle ‘phauonary movement of tlui Metho- notice is given -suital.le sermons are preached 


Meeting, a month ago, within about four 
days, by collections in the various elmpols in 
that town, and the proceeds, of art 'Anuuul 
Bazattr, (X10£L) there. were raised for the 
Cause of missions, (Xltiltl ).un unpurraUeled 
sum. So at u nobh* MiHsi^imry Mooting at 
\Volvorlium|Hmi. the othui* duy. a itoraon, by 
no moaiiH wealthy, though throiigli .a recuut 
iu\ ('ll lion, inoiioy in boginuing to Jlow ill to 
JiWf in baiuling up 100 guinuaH. as; bin feub- 


•re were raised for the HioL, fcpiun^ immediately fr,,m neither of these on the cause of missions -prayers are -made 
iltiltl J.uu impurrnUeled t " u ' ,l wa » in 1709, that John Wesley held for missionaries and the heathen, nnd the 
Missijmitry Meeting at his ttrstuiissitmury meeting uiuimg his preach- P-mpht present their offerings uml not ttn- 
othui- duy. a nelson, by 'H ln tl,u *■“»“ <>f t-»“ds, up in the front gal- l>''<l»' 'itly a Missionary baptism of the Holy 


lery>4 the meeting house. lie stated the 
great wm-Jt that-lmd opened HHttmiltnd called ' 
for volunteers to go to America. ‘ The cotiv- 


(lltrtst descends and flume* forth in a revival 
A single circuit where these mootings have 


wards inental iloliaseinent. J he associations 
of Salibath breaking are debasing. Nothing 
elevating and ennobling will be found in the 
social intercourse of Sabbath breakers. It all 
tends downward. 

But the intellectual uro nothing in compari- 
son with the sorm/ and. moral ad vantages of 
■the Sabbath to a young man. Let us suppose 
tile ease of a young man, who comes from the 
country to the city, to acquire a knowledge of 
business. Let him conscientiously regard the 
Ihdy Sabbath. “His regard for tho Sabbath 
will lotullum to the In, use of (iud. Here, all 
the associations which clustered around the 
home of his childhood, will be called up by 
the similarity of the scene. The smile truths 
fall upon his ear. The same atmospliore sur- 
rounds hint He. is drawn into the Sabbath 
school or Hilda class. There lie meets with 
uHsociutcs. who surround him with a genial 
intlucnce. At length ho is introduced into 
religious families, its a visiter; thus a net- 
work Of sneved - nnd salutary influences sur- 
round him. to secure him against the snares 
and temptations of city life. 

But; on the other ban, I., let him disregard 
the Sfthluitli. Tho moment he sots his foot op 
(Pel's Ihdy Duy, his moral principle is gone; 
his self-respect is diminished ; and one great 
harrier in the way of his downward course to 
ruin is removed. I|e must- tile! some occupa- 


1(11 


1 m . v '.>ow Dirk Ulwrvor. i* oMnntUl * r n nu « 

, . A I'HKUTMA, IT0BV. . 

m mu* »n. r./ Vnrj fbon* wero n mkMuinn™ i * “PpOw 

•YisVHrUms- sv. 's.ut tie l„ ,H,„. gift of tongues, and JujJj ,7^ . tho 

Mv nil,,' i.n.thir . , . « n -Hfferent place* «t suc«My* perimls.' Ho- 

"'"kwh,.!*,,,,,,; goes to 1; ranee, and addressing its viVnoiou* 

i . Svsr . . . t upim k „, T , m „ ,„., M uilialatantH, he abandons tho direct and sober 

7:77 " f If-Me, "'y' 1 ' «r his fatherland; eyerv uttersi.ee t. 

A...I ' wilt let I, rw„„, antithesis; eta^e, a (4 th,,i,M , - 7, J, ’ 

a i™s, I"„« tleiy ppo "1 thought is cut hri - 

•«. " r ,1 1 Jn ls,y like y„„. !rS„« H. WMe T™ ®»'W. 

tviiu |m,t oil enriii ns oWul til, .. I F" h passes thenoe to Ihdlmrd, 

Into llu. is, II, Ot misfit n„.i tr',„. . I*!" 1 In ordBr to “"noillate its gray,, burghers. 

AnJ ■*' ,| •»" "toady thought* move on h, stiff procession 

ThninriorhnirUw. with goiiUlVnnaili „j|i„„ . frini.eoncinnuto, idd-fnshioncd, orderly Anon ' 

niriuv uver imr, llielr ««m, ,,r nwkln* iigiu. - ho finds himself nmid n tribe of r, lit- 

rt"0» "» hs filly ,0,1 1„ 8 . . a" 11 " a tripe of red Indians; 

111 tl,,' uufriouaiy nigfit and instanHy Ins ininguiatlon spreads pinions 

■“•o '■till": » Uio.t««n,i mu. AMI n, ut 1,,,,, " , !" R “' f" 1 ’ f “ ,,,ilin r #**h thunder, torrent*, 

" IM| MI '•( firlifi, or finir-i, rorti.it n,ul ™ n,,n 8 mountains, his talk is the • 

rue,. I, Cl, I„y,. ■ ortho teinjp-st. And ending his <lnv« •„ 

' , ,WU j Arnbin or. I Wsio, Utruugh tmf , Ihnutsrta* am! 

■ (-hilled Into duiaih forgctfiUnoMP of wrim);. >“011 nkip Rhadowy imti'loW'H nr ^ ilw>. Hi* 

t Anil g.wid.*dl.y tin. (.T t .r.J.»y., U8 tlin.. . in J >«p(« f)V (ImiriililM, 

Amt jorll. ,1 rougfil, fi y fi,,,,.,,^ ,/ « | ’ * ’ , ° °“° h InU > n,ti 00 «t thought i* 

TiviiiMiii^. in- Dtikf.i wiiii orim.t ’ tUKU by a voliiptuou^ inystory, like tho toico 

Alia wddn'tli,, t.iuiiteT , I, „,l rirutut tfio wAy. . tljc darkling nightingule m, it fiemts through 

Amt tliuuglit'A otlll tl,r,'Al,oi,i hnlf-tiirtijifiim,, rbifssl l,,r iadcn With jasmine nr roses. And thus 

^ " v "»• “ , .‘ 11 ^ u l ; * u 

an" Orientai* to t7e ^ 

W Ill'll niiiNriuiimiMH iMfgiui lit* M.til to Mir. *u n '.ii n |i , . ’ f. 11 WSt 

Aniuml film Ml ■ , fi..,'. k , ,v,| l,L 1 oll “ n >l«’r, I'" Wo.dd have off,. ruled 

Mr was „ |,riA0,„.r • uaoli, and wottltl lmve Iteeh a Itarharimi to all. 

t’fioi, woUmi fir i„ il,. m-rny of ,ifi| The tuatlher is one, the same ernngellitt every - 

Tfirnwrrt Im nil Ui, ,.y„ *1,1, tl>1 „ m , n . (|i where. Tho truth, the theme is ene- Pel. 

"a S&r - ' r 7 r »r »he same g 

go.. « 1 Nn .{’ 7 nt enol ‘ i" emon- ' 

Hu, not „ lorhat I«f„a , , llf|l . t,ull y t,m ' ; **T ll *" » new forth-pouring from 

now rorrr. a ti... < hri-,,,.,,, ,|. IV .' “ic same lountain, another yearning frnm tho 

ills fimessair iitiiegnre same fuU heart. ButtoauU succemiye heartrm 

N “X- lf 'rt“ wr, r I pro,. ;■ . Hip rhythm alters, tho-tune is changed 

■ ■ Nurth ia ; Ute principle on whioh the Great . 

'•'stfirr. win, Art In lustre,, Evangelist 1ms acted, In inditing sermons 

s? 'Ill'll thr u irf pom . ‘w %World, sueh is tire principle on which ■ 

• itiigfiin, o„rho,|,r „r tall And i«.rrr,y. tlle iii\, ne .spirit has proceeded. Speaking to 

Ana tl," hrA'r as or il„,r m il ,-|Kuii ' men, he Ims used the words of men When / 

Our man . on the two tables (Psl wrote the ten command !' 

The Literary AUracUons of the Bible "n Wfi ‘ e th ™' ln lhe "P^ah 

y acuons ol the Bible. unutterable rtf the third heayens, he wrofo 

,1 HVMKV. J.vfaiai Hamilton, them in Hebrew letters, Hebrew rrer.l. 

“Jr; idiom : ,,nd bad it so pleasetl him, he 

\t II I pjnploymg no mortal pen 

, ; Vt al! etenta. theology lias not yet turned whatever, from the tap of Sinai he mi^ht 

to sullicieut account the Bible's marvellous have bunded down the ono Testament, niut 
div rnet .y ■ V on know how opposite are the from the top Of Cfliyfit ilie other— the whAuf 

Tr irtid lenipi-vuinentH of fr ( „„ tienosis to Revelation eon,,, let, ^ 

d lerent prop e, and. how unequal their eapa- out human intervention, and lTSaltait 
ctluH Ono 1ms ,, logician’s Intellect, and leaves engraven; in Hoavetfs own hologranh 
delights m Uialeeho subtility. Another has A n,l in such a ease there would have S 
a ptomp lntiuUun, and deprecates as so much dispute as to the extent of inspiration ; there 
hmiiluiiizleinent every mfalw, or protracted would have beet, no need that', like the elec 
1 go men . oine have the ideal faculty so fromoters of the meteorologist, theologians 

strong, tlmt tlu-y never .inderstaml „ pnqumi- .Rould iavent tests of its intensity, nlwly 
I " 7 1 '| ‘ 11 "Iltrbles ns a ^sentiment ; graduated front tho zero of Hiipcrintcndenco 

ptsit-w'se, thetr eyes are in their apex: they up to tho fulness of suggestion. 1 But infinite 
oanqot descry matters of fact and homely Wisdom preferred another way. Inspiration 
truths, winch creep along Hu, ’ground or fra- ho made the counterpart of tho incarontion- 
vclonall-lours; but in ortlcr to arrest a vision „nd as in Hie inoarnate mystery we haro' 
so sublime us theirs, thoughts must aproud the without mutual enoroaohment and withoui 
Wings of metaphor, and soar ...to Ute'zonith : confusion, very Gotl and very man, so i„ the. 
wd, Be others are so prosaic, that they are opneustio .Scripture we hare a hook, evoro se«. 
othmded at all. imagery, and grudge the time U mco of which is truly human, and vet ever* 
it takes to translate a trope „r figure, Rome s „ ut enoe of which is truly divine. Holv men 
munis are concrete, and cannot understand a B pokc it, but hoiymdh spoke and wrote it „ 
general statement till they see a particular they were moved by the Holy Ghost. Arfd 
cxttmple. Others ure so abstract, Hurt tut just us when God sent his Son into the world 
llhitrotion is an interruption, and an example he sent him uot in the fashion of, an angel! 
a waste rtf time. Most men love history, and nor oven in the fashion of a glorified and 
nearly all bum live much in tlio future, celeatiul man, but in all point# liko hi« bre* 
Srtme minds ftri) ponsivc, some uro cheerful ; thren ; so when he sent into the world his writ- 
Home arc* .uruont, au«l Homo arc Hingularly word, it oaiue not rcady-writUm .with aa 
phlegmatic. And had an angel penned the angel's phune, hut with roods fronuhe Jordan 
Hiilile. even though he could have condescended it wasconsigned topu,rer from the Nileevory 
to the capacity uf -the lowliest reader, he could wor d of ’it HeUeuistic, or Hebrew, and yet 
not have foreseen the turn and tlttild the taste every word none tho less heavenly. And 
of ovory child of Adam. And hud a'inortal though the uulettercd disciple, who in th* 
pommu, been employed, however vursfttilu his indontity of tho ultimate Author forget* the 
taleut, huwoter tnaity-fueed his mind, he diversity of the intermediate sarib**, loss* 
could not have made himself all things to his loss than tho dry critic who only recognise* 
brethren, nor produced styles enough to-mir- the irtortal peirtnun, tliot student alone will 
ror the mcnta} features of all mankind", [y ge t U,o fuU good of- his Biblo who recognlxea 
Iii«. wisdom anil goodness, the Most High has these parallel facts — it* perfeet and oU-pprva. 
judged far taitta^r our world: nnd using ,iy„ divinity, ita perfectand uli investing hu- 
the agency of forty uufltors — transfusing inanity. Or, to sum it up in tho vivid words 
through the peculiar tastes and temperaments 0 f Gausseu, “Asa skilful musician, called to 
ot so many individuals, uml these “men of (jjesuto alone some masterpiece, puts liis lip* 
like passions with nurHtjlycH,'' the self, same by turns to the mournful flute, the shepherd's 
truths, tlui Spirit <>f God has secured for this reed, the mirthful pq*, aitd tho warltrumpet 5 
Bilile tmiversal adaptation. For the pensive, so the Almighty God, to sound in our ears hi* 
thero is the dirgo of Jeremiah, and the cloud- eternal wool, has selected from of old the in. 
shadowed druma of job. For Hie sanguine struments best suited to receive succeasiyelff 
and hopeful, thereto, uicls the blithe voieeimd tho breath of his Spirit. 1 Thus we liare itt 
there heats'- thh warm pulse of old Galilean Gtsl's great anthem of revelation tho sublime 
Peter. And for tlio culm, tlio eomtempln- iimpliiiity of John ; tho argumentative, slBp- 
tivo. the poaoefully-lorihg, there- spread* like tical, soul-stirring energy of Paul ; the {error 
a molten melody, ornn abysmal joy, tho ]M,gc an d solemnity of Pptcr; the poetic grande ug 
-sunny, ecstatic, hotthdlesa -of John the of Isaiah : the lyric moods of David; the in- 
divine. The niost homely may. find the nuit- genuous and mgjtatio narratives of MotpeS| 
ter ul fuel, the unvarnished wisdom and plain the sententious and royal wisdom of Solomon . 
sense, which j» tho chosen alimynt of their Yes, it was all thi^— it was Peter, l*«iah, Mat- 
sturdy undclrstandings, in James’ blunt rea- thew, John, ot Mom; but it was God,’* 
sonings : nnd thy most heroic can ask no higher “ And bucIi ought to be the word of Jehovah, 
standard, no loftier feats, no consecration like Emmanuel full of grace uml truth, *t 
more intense, no spirituality more ethereal, onoo in the Issjom of God aafl in the heart 
tlmn they will find in the Pauline epistles, of man, powerful and sympathizing, oclestial 
Those who love the sparkling aphorism and und hunian, exalted yet humble, imposing au>l 
tin, sagacious paradox arc. provithsl with food familiar, Gtsl and matt.'’ 


Been held; and where fi.rmei-ly not more tlmn tl,,n "" t,li8 ' 1,i8 0I,I - V lei8l “" iln - v Ho H »“ i * 
*51) lmd e„ntrii,„.,»f. semis ; forth in search 111 amusement. HeYiiects with 


“w in rof , ’ '"o > onier- 

•ifitblu i,, ?" “ M y change deemed de- 

•Mured"' U “ " " 1 ,lle ““firtoxlon, opepud 
lmii not 'previously Been, 
- '' , - “D* of-MhtimdlBfrr- "" — 

* frea, 1 "'7 1, ’ tl,, “ li8ni V.perfoch we are 

< **t | ieed 9, iT* 1118 ' 7 toatmry, ve arc 

'HtMi/i'iai * MIU mutters of nnpartnucf. remire 
Huai V ’ u,ul points to ht 

Mult 81 1 "“S', now only mlwullal, need 
. 'W* 1 '-, 'h'M system'^ In, t co- 


>•**»»• • 1 1 III) iw ILUIIIUtin. llhl Mill- t- • VWIH- •• 

serintion. for tlm uriiseiit ve„r unuuhmicJ P a,, y "Ifiallf. .(ait ofyluit numher, two of-. S 50 had been corttriButisl-, sends up tliis year . . ... , 

Biiusulf as. a suBscriBcr fur tlm eoming yetus. J^-jJ, Pilmoor and ItieBard ?>««!' n'!^. « ,,d *™)™ <***»\% P>'<’>'>- bZ"uu 1. si.7Z hal’ o'cu.e 

of a guinea a dav that is 305 guiueus for Bufthlmnn. .Mr. U esley allowed tliem *59 me", as the result ol tlle poliey, *3000. 8U ? U1 ' lul \ u !'" " llul ‘ ' 

.he year 1 „ ' ,, 1 fw tl ) uil ' S ““.1 Wle them' ( hsl The Board re, amend to the members of this am ,,rp,c,ple ; ami among Imm are not 

K 117 / c In . 1. , ! , 7 H l ,uwd ' That $50 has swelled -to the „i,n,ui Conference ami* the people to try this plan ™»"»e adepts In wiekedness av.ng bro- 

IBMfrta ’I’tT l sum of $55R.Vl3,io i„ the Engl Ll, v,“ Za 8 “ very nrtostolle. f,- advancing the k!" k«n over one restrain, otl, Or- readtly give way 

“o'"! . K . h -~*mne ai,ony,.mu»prmc»Iy , jik] ^ . . , ' " • "h.V“ > J « K1,, fe lwfor( , | lim , un ,| |,e falls an easy prey ta the 

giver of Lh8’_, Wl.at was the amount of „ d ,| |V • H , l|1 , ll . h, sly sends- filrtlt'Em -'Hr missions in theSUtte ,4 Lotti^ina are : il<»ti-oyer. It would bc.Jhe nekt thing ’to a 

lahorors into loruign fields. ’ . 1 Lveot-a, in: CooiHia, Mission Tills liarf miracle il he should Is- reslon-d from ruitt-. 

The aggregate roaults of the |„,t " Been serv,*!' Xfiirf-' year by the Rev. Lewis A But this proeess is not eonlined to the city. 


Tliiws, iiii' io.'uur -Mlsstontvjy .Fund,, is (Yon, 
most parts- of the country, exceedingly en- 
couraging. Everywhere, we hear -of in- 
, -reas, Ml colhictions ; so that, dliouglt some 
nitlidraw supjilies, others inereus,, tlieip, and 
G,|d « Blessing Still attends us. In other ivs- 
|s'ots. too. tile llltellfge'nce alike from Loudon 
uml from tlm prorinoes ii; on the whole, decid- 


o iiiaz. v»i jut: uiiiiumi u , ,.v . , • 

his first donation, I do uot retuemher. The 


IuLoiovh into ioruign 1 - --r-. 1 

Tlio aggregute results of the last half cen- 
tury's labors of . „l( Hie Euiugelioul Churehes, 
in thtr cuuHc. i> 1‘ inisriionN, liavi* 1 m4*u miiii- 
im i *l iquiri follows : 8 
EorcTgii misHioiiarii'H in aR" parts of 

■ the w.orltl i 2.945 

Assistant lay preachers, teachers. 1 l.trt (7 
Members in the mission Churehes , 233.(194 


-Tlm missions in the State ,4 Louisiana are : ! dratroyer. It would Im (he nekt thing ta a 
Luiii ki io: Cm.OK.tai Mission Tills lufs I mirucloi( he should Im-reslorvd from ruitt-. 
.been served xHiir year by the Rev. Lewis A j But titis process is not eonlined to the city. 
Iteotl, niuj includes eleven plantations with a | sl, °«' u ’ i tlm young ut, in anywhere, wlmdisre- 
mcm(mr»hip of 429, and 2113 children under | «»>“•" thelloly Sabbath, dud wo willUiowyou 
niteehelieal irtslructiou, and a population <4 j ‘Be ybutrg niart that tit on the high road-to 
1500. .'fjie missioMury reports the work to Is- - rutu All. the gis-l intluenees. irVjiny eou|- 
in kootl condition. munity,' cluster around H,c Suhlsitlt; ami all 

Pit , :sr, in's t oi.oa, ii Mission. This has; tlm evilinihicuccMCiHicuntnitoumong Sub hath 


convenient in tlm Proverbs ; aud for those But here, gentlemen, a thought coi 
whose poetic fancy crates a banquet mure me omnpunctiously . It seem* aa if 
sublime, there is the dew of Hermon ami Boz- ‘his evening come, a large party * 
rub's red wine- the tender freshness of pas- view a famous pnlnoo, and we haadtij 
toral hymns, and the purple tumult of tri- ‘he lawn in front, or looked hflMl 
umpltal psalms. And while the historian is quadrangle, uiid told its toWtaOMf 
borne hack to ages so remote that grey tradi- it* bulwarks, and sketched mimil/n 
tion cannot recollect them, and uthwuft ohli- ments; hut however cmnnuiudiag th 
viotts centuries, in nooks ,4 brightness mid in. lieu, howover graceful the details and 
nasert of light sees the patriarch gruiqie, clear, styles, u^er all, the gluflT 1“ witiiin. 0,4 
vivid, uml fiuitiliur as the household scenes of brethren, there is a lovotinras eye» it 
yesterday; there Is also a picture sketched tar, hut share is life fo* our seals U* ii 
lor tho explorers of tlm f uture. For while sigpifictuicc. fl* you uot only WW* 
the upocalvptii: curtain slowly rises, while .but Bible ecoupauta, 1 hut hook wb 
the seven thunders sltuku Us darkness pulpu- 4, as toads the mimuniuut uf the great, 

Me. .uml streaks of glory issue through its .taai, UOfi Where he ties put liis tasutjn 


3,13.004 | been sdrreil during the past your by the Ruv, j.J 


Jueakcrs. 


hie, and streaks of glory -jssue through its tinu, aad Where he In 
fringe of tire, the new.Jerusalem comes down Shekiash, do you oho 
from heaven; audguzingon the pearly gate* where you may nouris 
end peaceful streets and bowers of sanctity, th* aortic whore, ini 
our planet CM seureo believe that she is gas- ““ age of peril, you , 


i 







C l)t tlcui GMeatts Christian jfoiwrttf. 


sfc Christian liioirotf. ■" 

: and liKht . ' 1 . .. je 


IiIk 1 ncighlMirs.of laving u fmccc*wftlt planter. Work their oxen by the horns, ride their grass- LOUISIANA ANNUAL CONFERENCE. 
They look upon him ije. given more to pro- fed mustangs nml go to mass. Tim two first days, of Conference wore 


'■m 


whither — ORGANS : 


jeet* thnn ,the plnin prnctfoO. And projects 
in this business nre mode lit grout expense 
It takes very largo capital to* carry it on. 1 


Hut these nre the exceptions, and it Is n 
manifest destiny that they nnd their priests 
must Soon pipe way. I had the pleasure, in 
company with Bishop- Paine and others, of 


lhatl |»"*I - Mively en- 3atunl»*V Morning, .1 nminry 1H, nm told that 20,000 dollars for machinery company with Bishop Paine and others. > 
it into • eraifiwmity witii sneh a royal Ml , — n |, mo is a, very common cost tn Inrgo plan- passing tide night after Cnnforonce.ndjoiirnod. 

***' d frien 1 a so foment to HDtTORIAL CORRESPONDENCE. toni T„ r „|| nut a. single crop of -sneh. two with Bov. Win. Littlejohn and his iirtorest- 

Luu*. 1ft me mtrral^Tmi'tn pi-re— **» Bayou LAFounuilri Jan. 0, 1852. or three thousand cords of Wissl are con- ing family. Bro. L. is a local preaohor here, 

itiwlf. With prayef. with expectation. My Rv.xn P T: Since closing my last. I sinned. Dny and night the work rim-h on and does much gisid'us well ns makes sugar 

eve* otort and open, read it: in your | mv , | IK< t opportunity of seeing somewhat during the rolling season: there is no time He does not grind on Sunday either. As we 
ttmnquil retirement read it : and whew a ^ ^ interesting country, lying on the fur projects. It takes not many grpents of drive along, we pass- the mansions of the 
if yon. who are WAj* ^ liayon. Thiliodaux is about ten miles south this rich land, with improvements, to make Messrs. Tucker, and Messrs, l’ligli and Or. 

^MY^hTh.'' A*mi as Iw thus grow* .«f New Orleans, and is reached l.y making up 100.000., Your 100,060 planters is only Kitridge -all of whom ii1h:ii preaching places 
_ J n j u J peomisr each earnest Bilile quite an elliow of a journey. The enntem- oniinnry. At so great an Qiitlny. and under tn the Methodist Missionary and contribute 
nt two rewmtd* — it will make him lsitli 1 pl,t»<t TO ilro«d from your city, into the Ope- 1 such heavy expenses, nnd making no supplies. I liberally to liis Biipiiort.' Tho magnificent 
proud a hoKer man. ygjgg et ^itma. ,wiW p aw through It awliunfc* hut bu ying ever ything out of the sugar-crop, residence of one of the Messrs. P.. over Ioni- 

ser: for the sayings of Gods word are ^ direct rail travel, of hut a few hours, the. planter must make money fast and aloin- j„g the bayou, would do credit to the ‘ West 
Q"? i« * I °tH instead of a day and hight. The village' has dantly, or he sinks under it. I have heard it Knd » of,, city. ' 

g. or sea-nettle, os some sorts of it are an ahlisli Icsik to Ine. The streets are laid facetiously remarked, that a great deal of A vast missionary field here sprends out. The 
; an object rather beautiful ns its dome „ u t without precision, and the general np- .oiwtfiuog is lieccssury, before a sugar-crop is ^ j.; Clmrclp South, so peculiarly pledged 
her quivers in pie sun. And a goodly prance „f the liujldings is not elegant, ready for market. > ot, when well managed. j 0 this work, is endeavoring to occupy it. 
often haa, *B darge at times that you phere are some very neat private dwellings, notwithstanding lands. teams, hands. maohine- \V' i tl i i n the sound- of a horn, thousands of 
searcelylift if: hut it is all a watery The Ron)Uh Chapel is a new and ry and faidenlW cost so much, the sugar these po^nmy bb gfither^ed and Wo the gos- 


V«a, my door friends as a supplement to 
this lecture, let me entreat yon to |<emse the 
Rihle itself With pravet. with expectation, 
with eyes alert and open, read k. in year 

mesrastt 

«•» together, reml it : «*reh it, «A it talk 
about it. talk with it. And at h* thus grows 
mighty in it I promise «mest Bible 

- J _211 L„ u:.. 1 .,v» I. 


ters. To roll out n. single crop nfesuoli. two with Bov. Win. Littlejohn nnd his interest- 
or three thousand cords of wood are coh- log family. Bret L. is a local preacher here. 


pel pjjfaohed unto them. vBqtewlry do I say 


toned cnougli for a village steeple. By tliis the 
•movenutnbrof the plantation tiro timed and 
roguluted. Only inmgiiic every one of these, 
on a Sahhatli morning, turned into cliureh- 


’ of amber quivers in pie sun. And a goodly | H . nrnn< > r of the liujldings is not elegant, ready tor market. i ez, wncn wui i uiiaguu. j 0 jhi» work, is endeavoring to occupy it. 
dhe it often has, •» -large »t times that you phere arc some very neat private dwellings, notwithstanding lands. teams, hands, maohine- within the sound- of a liorii, thouijiinds of 
Mold scarcely lift H: but it is all a Watery The Ron , Uh Chapel is a new and ry and Mental* cost so much, the sugar tho8C p^may b(i gfither’ed niid'j.avo'tho gos- 

L^^ i ^Iux TcTlirwhok mam would handsome edifioo. On what I suppose is con- plantation in a few years ennohes its owner. j M ,i periled unto theni. v.^.wlijr do T 'siiy 
* ic y y trickle out of sight and leave you sidered tho main street, stand tlic Chapels of At ten hogsheads of sugar to each hand, und )l0rn . they use bells here. On each large 
nothing but « few threads of substance, the Protestant Kpiscopal and tho Methodist double the number of barrels qf mulusscs, the |,i u nUition tho passer-by sees' a bell, iarge- 
Now, most hooks arc like the marine medusa : i.-,piKooj«il ( hurehes. Tho'former is of brick, calculation of profits now runs -high . toned enough for a village steeple. By this the 

'frmh Stranded, heady published, as the ex- wW| -R ,„ |n fronti und |>*,., suhmdhouse Bishop Polkv A»A-Vgry intclligen . t ge ntle-, movclllullt8 of t)le plantation arc timed uhd 

pwarion it, they make a goodly show ; but. with Utgfl for a graveyard attached man superintending the. sugar house informed rogl(ktc a. Only imagine every one of these, 

^elts, 'the guttering' cupola has to it. Tho latter is just being completed, ine, owns two hundred. and eighty negroes— „ n ft Sahhatli morning, turned into eliureh- 
unkhr 4 and a few meagre fibres in' your with a steeple that may lie seen afar off in all told. 1 his year he limkesoiily six hundred g0 ; n g j l0 n a CftC h sidh of this bayou, for 60. 
mosory ora all the residue of the uooo popu- these level lands. Its exterior ap[R‘arauce is hogsheuds. In 1849 tlio cholera ravaged tills. mReg U p and dowli it ! Wlmt a glorious glad 
tar authorship If you ever tried it you good, and it is fitted up with delightful good loeality. More than sixty of Bishop lolke 0 hiuvo it would make ! The mingling notes 
mmt have been struck with a few solid ^ o.. fricn.ls dc*rv« much negroes Oltsl of it. A few years ago, he cm- falling nll d rolling along, would die away 
‘moot briUknTof l- re<lit for this building. Heretofore, -the ployed an Kpiscopal preacher to scrie his jy succeeded' hy the Voiefc of-prujse as eon- 
fthuan books. Few of them can stand throe Methodist preachev lius oooupieU it in con- slaves weekly. Now they are preuehSd to .g^gntions joined in worshipping God in spirit 
guufiings; and of the memorahilia which you neotion with other appointments, fortnightly : ueciuiiomilly by the rector ol tho Clmpel in anifln truth- May our dear hretheren who 
had marked in your first perusal on revert- I our lVeshyteriun bretliiron—Bev. Mr. Cliam- 'I'hilsKlnux. Ab 1 said, the work in rolling. labour in thii^field, sec these tilings nnd hear 
mg k> *hem you find that many of them arc t^rlain. pastor — occupying it the vacant Sab- season goes on night nnd day. „ J lie Bislmp s t | 10 ^, j„yf u i sounds.' i know of no minibterial 

^ <>U Freabyterians have a church of costly and wide extended premises, include an j n the Louisiana Conference or any Con- 

SlMlIafrlWBd load kill iJ (he tlieir oam nearly ready for use. So the Pro- apparatus for making gas to light them up. f t , rclloe Hint exceeds this, either in theoipcn- 

who has gone tn-er it the meeffrequently and testant* have taken footing in a place, which At twelve oclock, Saturday niglit, operations | ng p r0 sp(, c ts of large success, in llitrinsie im- 
Ute moot earafully, is the ouraet of finding a few year ago, was entirely in possession of cease till twelie o clock, Sunday night. portnij.ee, or in inorjil sublimity, (lod bless 

new wmtdera there. And just as the pearls the Papist*. Adjoining, is the plantation oi Mr. Darden t p c m i 8 sio n uries to the colored people. Amen.- 


rc tain their intrinsic worth : as.' 
mg the frowsy headgear they 
*ed, the dull diaelaeuras they 
l they beam brighter than ever 
md of a Vinet or Chalmer* or 


a few year ago, was entirely in possession of cease till tweno , . •' “ portnq.ee, or in inorjil sublimity, ^od bless 

the Papist*. Adjoining, is the plantation of Mr. Darden t p c missionaries to the colored )>oople. Amon.- 

The population of Thiliodiiux is between —the mills in full blast, bb might ho scon by pi p,. McTvkihi:. 

1300 and 1500. It sup|M>rts a weekly paper, the clouds of smoke and steam Mr. Darden - - -- n — 

one half English, the other French — out of is a North Cnrolinikn, nnd says he prefers Duties.— Our' readers will see by the 

your city 1 have not seen a more creditable making sugar to cotton for the mere pleasure list of appointments in another column, that 


into a coronet I "beet in the state. 


r mB TT m U f? " ld “ ,,c Alun » U,U '*y m fur K,wut ,il( y '“iles Of on urn — . i- ; » rclinvo tl rettt to know that arrangements 

pogaa w the wealthusut man who lias detected lu length, and two or three milos-on each notions nlsmt him. I here wore the rolling )unc b ,, en llliuk f or a clerk about the. office, 

Pommsod a re lauds remarkiihly fertile. When engine, and the huge ketttles tor Imiling, and that will take that lubor und- drudgery off of 

kimm l f of the lorgrat number of Blbk saying. river ; B high, the water of tho bayou thooooling vats and hogsheads of finegrained uur hands, which 1ms heretofore taxed us 

I~f tuusouaht^Hiem on fiows several foot almve their level : hut it is brown sugar, this is the arrangement :. the. more than editorial -functions, proper. Much 

kept within artificial embankments, called next Bto P in order ' ' ,8 a 10U,,J ** of duUflr8 « tl,e HCttreit y of hlboru1 ' 8 “ tbo vi '>eyard" 

, And hohor: for though we lorn- this even- levees. A crawme, or breaking through tho and Aftw the ho « sl,cud mlcd witl ‘ 

iaR^ckMi by the Bible very much as if It levee, calls out the strength of a neighbor- sugar it is set on-end, andtlie molasses distils ® ^ ^ llmn y pla ^ 

y ° U .'T.a - °" g ° <m ‘ hood, and if not quickly arrested, work, i,». irito reservoir* below. Aland two barrels of ^ hft {0 , )0 B i ppliud . 0u r readers .will not 
t*k«, u| * “ 80nle ‘ mense damage. From the aspect of this molasses qro thus obtained from it, leaving it hi amo U s for trying to supply one of them, 

•aart" AJNBg thr hmk s of'thm wOTld 'v* 1 cmuitr y, low Olid level, one would put it down still full. When a hoy, in regions that would under the eiroumsjuuices. They know our 

isolated, unique^ peeuliar: and the &rtw a* unhealthy. But, as usual, the residonters not grow u sngu^-stick, Iliad ofton been told principles in this uiafter. We are free to 
. loriner , „„*i. »i.« iwnfinw it- that were the need of nastora I*** 


of it, to say notliing of profits. I le operates we eontinue to hold a pastoral relation in 

- '«■ r a, “ 


himself of the lorgert numberofBible sayings 
— the merchantman who, seeking goodly 
yosrU. Iiu sought them on this exhsustless 


And holier: for though we have this even- levees. A ere rarae, or hr 
tafig A^mken bjr the Bible very much as if it levee, calls out the stre 
were a human hook. you cannot be long oon- 1 i l0 od, and if not quickly 


JJ, •T-Uq-. 1a • M . IUUUUC UBUIBJC. tilt- unjmui OI HUB 1 . UiaHIU UW 1UI It J***ff, ° .rrv hllOUl. 

r» AtilBC tba l mnk« *1 • country, low and level, ono would put it down ©till full. When a boy, in regionB tlmt would under the cirouinHUuices. r lhey know pur 

itod, uZtpw peculiar; and the farthe^ “ unhealthy. But, as usual, the residonters not grow a sngaMtiok, Iliad ofton been told principles in this maftcl. We ar# free" to 
nm get, the more acquainted you become <'™y this. Ono planter told me, that with a uf ""‘S 1 ' 1 *" « molasses -suoli as the skulls, confess it,- that were the need of pastors less 
t*mmm boefcs, and the more alongside negro quarter including 115nmils, his doctor's sculiw, thumbs and entire heads of the opeja- froni thismonroDriate vrorkof-ZniS 

1ST As' editor we iu, 11 do the very best 

its workd-toonTnc ^ U>g * * V *' dollars per annum. Not long sinoc. two of nnd ,1Bf ' d U P and * have lost mnny-a savory we cftn ; n0 reasonable man would have us 
os in a high mounUriZiZneed n the “oldeat inhabitants" died— ^>ne seventy- H0 P this sickening imagination. Tasked promise more. Wc only ask our • friends to 

mister to analyse the air and tell the Dil° eight tad the other ninety-threo years old Mr. D. about it, He intimated, that negro- promise us much and as sincerely. Our fuel- 

^sitsvsr-*? to-- ~ " — w* a 'r* rrztrzrxTri s^r^^^iiri; » 


j' inw^ne more 

wd will you be at its outstanding eleva- 
ita world-topping pre-eminence. And 


that it b free from miasma and impuri- This strong jipil is Buitcd to the culture (if beads among the molusscB was a common af- 
" ««7 *»«•**» which points a purer sugar-cane. All the planters are not yet f “ir where they had been sent, hut the 

on ob his cheek and w»nd« ■ tittxio f!/la I 1 ISA • .. . . I .w, nf anlil ll'na a not f'uilod ‘fjk liwinn 


» — Li. - L --1 A ■ ■■ A . ,V M ° 1 ‘ — , ,, , r . . improve upon, me piiMt. mm now to ail. 

eendnatomo tide ,| one rolling or grinding. Tho right of a owners of said heads never failod to bring (iH „. TING 

tohritr«itnc^niZ!Z..- t< L ! Um togarieldis beautiful lmt I hod long been them out again when their work was done.. — 

to persuode a spiritual mind tliat ”he "afZof d< * irou '' of witnessing the operations of n Dpnn the whole, my relish was increased by Oeorgia Conference. ( 

imassn, the bnmth of God, U here. In his augar-miU. On Friday evening, Mr. F. L. witnessing tho manner of sugar making and This body adjourned its session, in Griffin, 
holier foeliogp aa he retda, in the godly teal Meade of Thiliodaux, kindiv took me in his tl >'« many securities for cleanliness. Ga„ on lost Wednesday week- Bishop An- 

»d joyful strenmmraem which requiteeach buggy to the plantation of Rev L Polk 1 am ‘-ray, tjiat Mr. D». Sunday drew P^f'^'. rhera were - sixteen add,- 

T- Bishop of the diooeee of Louisiana, ltisbut praoUcelaTike that of the fiuStof h» neigh- t Ul f g 0iinIle0t|on . The California Mis- 

LmA M .a l * ir6e uptho.huyou, und the mill woe 1 Ht0 P- ur nuHHionarioH who H i on spirit run high. Five momhors of tho 

m.. . r .« uroun't in theHO rcffionw mav i\h wpII fov /*...<• ,.o*. — i *i „„i rt..a r 

from heaven saint* m 


Georgia Conference. 

This body adjourned its Bcssion, in Griffin. 
Ga., on last Wednesday week — Bishop An- 
drew presiding. There were sixteen addi- 
tions, by admissions and ru-adniisNions, to the 


sion spirit ran high. Five members of the 


in full blast. The Bishop is a cousin of tho I P rPa0 1 >n these regions may ns well, for Conference offered themselves for it. Out of 


, Agg, Mareu saints in snowv 'garments came 1,1 lul1 eia*i. >ne nisnup i* a enusin oi 1110 i J 1 *— i.umm.uw umiim iu™™,™ ,ui ... 

4mnq aad from Christ his ovnTriory eame dooeoaed Kx-Prerident His dwelling house thr ,no,,t P art ' close thcir w,,rk w, ‘cn the this number two wore selected by the Con- 
fihrough, it needed no refracting prism or i< large and comfortable looking, though by I rollin B “ ca "" begins. Some of the planters ference, recommended to the Bishop, and ue- 

CCTsdensing lens to assure them that it was a „ 0 mean* palace-like, and stands upon -the «v« "citing tho example of Sunday rest, and “P‘«l. viz. John C Sunmonsnn,dWin. A. 

kJai/MMihan a.^hiw » • .* , 1 1 a. . , . ... . - ... , ... Simmons — two brotImrB.- llioir futhcr 

rig '“ b “ nk 0ft, "‘ '-y—G-o HUgar-house, tins*- who do not-hkew.se will, bj-uud-by, trnvoUng ^^and assaisted on the 
fttiej wewgwing upon, so, ro> dear fnendK, , nM - _ * • . eonvinceil by mtere8t if not oonviotedof eon- 


no meann jialace-like, and xtnnda \i\w\A\w I ur() Hcttin « Uie exumple of Sunduy rent, nnd 


SiminoiiH — two brotliera.' ‘Their' father i« u 


% "whei^the 1 ^ 1 Iv fie * dM5 aH in al1 ° ttHeH ’ lyi " K ^ uoIl toward8 convinc(Hl * ,y inUjrC8t lf not ^““victed of eon- morn i n g m the onliimtion of the younger non. 

spirit in the world lets out bin graee Mid the yet uncleared swamp. Several teams were rtC,ence i that no. man can work long to success Robert VV. Binghiun wiuj appointed Aiissionn- 

glory, it will need no Paley nor Butler to hauling in the cane from points in the wide who sets himself against God’s great and holy ry to Panama. 

prow that the wisdom and the power of God field where it had been deposited, when cut' working-law. Sugar planters connot do will,- F« Mi«"io»s. $15,330 wore raised during 

duwn ’ *° “vc it from the frost. The wagon, out the Sahlstti^ tiim, other plantcra ^TilqlS 


with emitted splendor, down, to save it from the frost. The wugons, ,,ut th c Sabbath letter than othor planters. 

mirinn Mill, in I . Tl l..„ ..F ..rill . 1 ,. * xt- 


dooxlmg your admiring eyes, in God's M h#t0 ^ ebe _ hew , obsury . ^ , The plea of necessity will not dg in tl.is f. lur0 "'. V ' V ' Z'VT , 

[ liriit vou will Mil to CnA-. wlc nete “« u eua.wm.ro i ouseneu to be * . . , . , . the anniversary meeting. Dr. Styles appeared 

i. Nor oob 1 wish for yoo a better wirii " f °P* “ l y' u , were a heavy cart, a Btrong wor d or "> the next. Ay hope is, under | )c f ore the Conference and made u stirring 
i that thm you may be often surprised mule being between the shafts and one each the blessing of . God, that a* tliis capital and address in behalf of the A. Bible Society. G. 
overwhelmed. Ye*, dear brethren, in ride. A company of half dozen slaves were enterprise passes into tho hands of Americans, .1. Penrob, a member of Conference, .was ap. 


■ Stt'to-TSS’C-iS >■. 

my you forget the foBelnatiuns of earth and tt,ic * cam< ‘ out flat an<l exhausted. The sac- 1 ,ie Heru 


irget the fmaclnatiotiB of earth and ftU( i out flat and exhausted. Tho sac- The servile population of other States have Missionaries to California.— Rev. Motris 
tea of sin, and only wake ap to find chorine stream that runs from below into 11 dread of coming to Louisiana. Tho old Evans, of Louisville Confr.. Rev. A. M. Bui- 
lone with the Mooter. And none metallic troughs is not tempting. Besides French planters were cruel musters and bad Icy and family, of Kentucky Confr.. and Retv 

yieve than he who baa this evening b.-ing ulsmt UO per cent water, it is discolored managers. Their policy gave character to 1 M. Fulton, of North CaroUna Conference, 
if litAamrv h 1 x < , * ,, .» x *. • i - wcuton Ixmru the stcnniHliip Philadelphia yea- 

h, bruised rind of the cane, and alluvial ll -c sugar cane field*. Rut their day u go- ^ ^ uiug , and while we go l pL 

tut? spiritual, in attractions which mud m,jre * or ^ 08a c Wves to it. in ‘“K'CT 0, 1 ucver saw negro operatives in they move off from tho wharf opposite Fluce 

aw y<m to the Bible, will also draw troughs it is lx»iled bv a Jicd of pipes better condition physically, than those I have. «r Armes, towards the Balizy. 'IboTiod of 

t to heaven. lifted by the steam of the engine. An ul- here. They cat us much sugivr-cane ns missions speed them ! We should, judge. 

— — moot incredible quantity of scum is removed <bcy please, und lOpk fat and happy. They ‘bem, from our brief and pleasant acquaint- 

ve bmujASEKcc. From the Cali- from tho aurfaoe at this stage of the business. «H> comfortably clad. In the last sugar >“»«».•. to be just the men, physiea y, mtellee- 
ristMB AdvfMsai* IImmiU Vom , h , | . i | i I. tuttlly and morally, for helpers of our beloved 

mZrinr Thence, the Uiaring fluid clarified, is drawn k«mA vuated, 1 saw several Small bar- l)rct ,f ere „ already in California. 

m Methodist F th h °ff by COUIIIIIJU gutters into eistorus contain- **U in a row, just filled witii the crystulising — m - / - 

Sonera, was dedicated on SunZ * n * '"“"'black and decolored by filtration. *y ru P- What are these for ! - u ()h, said the To Cokresponuentb. — S everal eunugunicii- 


jon at loot to heavco. 

Rauoions 1 *tellioence . 
fianwa Chri i d ia n Advocate. 


Bus merged and superseded in 
yritiml , in attraetious which. 
jMm to the Bible, wiU also draw 


. Their policy gave character to lM Kult,m ’ « f North CaroUna Conference* 
,, , , . wcuton board the steamship l’hiladelphia yeS- 

oone fields. But their duv u ko- , . , , J 

J ", torday evening, and while we go to press 

1 never saw nogro operatives in t | 1( ,y movt , „(f f rom the wharf opimnite I’lace 


Dcuicatjon . The Methodist K. Church, 


Wnrvanhnr. iT'h^the'^rst 'Z'ratrtrtant Tbenoe, it is drawn into two vacuum pans, planter, “ those bilong to the boys. I always lions, receipts, etc., ar$ unavoidably laitf over, 

Cimteh in the plooe. Rev. Mr. Malone, holding 1500 gallons each, by air pumps, lllluw tllt 'm. I>eside\ tlieir ration#, to put up They will Ik, atten ded 1 to. 

~1r ^*****«-*«** * n - >* ******** ‘bomeelvee und families.” - SxZZsSllio' recenr Em- 

ThaKev. Mr W heeler, late pastor of the the water evaporated. From tlieee puns it is Oil my way from Thibodanx to Donuldsou- , uU . 8 of tIl ' c North Ohio Conforenoe, published 
“ thi * dt >- "umlm-'tod finally into coolers or. vats where ville, this fertile, beautiful country, all oame by request of (’(inference in pnmpblet form, 

** crystaluos. These vat* I would guess to before me. In going to Conference. 1 was show that nut one of ull the preachers enn- 

[Mia nmt nT stii n At * orgaauing a |x>ut two feet deep, eight luug und five under the bank und saw little of it : I nit in stituting tliis body received a sum oquul to 

}» the oourt rw*n in Die rZioZi,, ‘hyTsiice* 1 fe '“ t wid<> A dl * B “ or m °to of. them arc returning the carriage track run first along avc bundred dollars per annum. Ihe uvcr- 
pvww W suiuruia r-Auiauge. , , . , , , „ , ... . . . . age amount paid was loss than three hun- 

Tjf Itor. Mr. William. ^ church, *«>«« d > u urder ’ ‘'.rough » hu-ge and clean the bank. 1 cull it beautiful,, not. that ,t is ^ ^ - pry , liglloat 8um paiJ 

mmgtftrno,) on Stockton afreet, is now r «“> The Iwttoms arc covered with perfo- undulating, but Ix-yond any thing 1 ever saw WU8 tu the prCfci j ill( , 0 ia„ r „f the Mt. Vernon 

|HgMg|ii*tod, and presents a very neat rated sine, through which -leak* into reser- fruitful in frhat is good for man. The .orange district, who received his full allowance of 

<Kt iM4g- vgira lielow the finest article of sugar-house tree und the, [wenn und live-i*k are us com- $175: Who will continue to reiterate that 

W* yrt to*— rn that the Rev. C. Gridly, taAnmm. mon as lduck jack on a sand ridge. The set-- Methodist preachers are well ur overpaid ! 

• fii fUMjy ^ ou ^’ The pr<ic«BS which I hmvc thus imperfectly tlemonU arc seldom u)>ovc u quarter of « mile ^ lH ' ime cr y werc ^ 

_ .. . .. , deserilied, but wliich I followed with pleasing unurt. 'Hie neat, white washed negro cabins , . . . „ , , . . „ . 

The Pacific newspaper gives the names of .. 7... , It wus u saying of the Jewish Ilabbi, “ that 

—--xx — , „ q t-.,. I.y..._ .. -.p - ttweest ends »n white or loaf sugur. Ilardby, look ldu- a succession of villages. 1 lie Only u m,. i uk u K . i«,us. .ml in,- .-.nu i«rrii. 

* .. ,l. rfr — , ainiifjnir rf it— *«" grip- arr G*e moulds and wrapping Iiu|ier ftfur exception to the general prosperity is nil oc- un-at. ihsy *uulJ uoi is- suneloni n, wrln ii™ u all lUr 

~ ^ ~ **•< • . , -.li. ... . ». . . .. ■>* r.ilit* iimlM-a due l« Uod for liberty " 

Bfoeo YttAyimj iu hB«rainc4ito, Ixvwle* vuat* the di'lieious pyramidal lumps, U*u- ounonal ( reole settlement, reminding you of V _ — ■ — 

lug Imitkim That paper seems to have <h-iuker« art* no fund of. The Bishops does I Solomon’s description of the slothful man s If you luvo othet*s they will love you.' * If you 
IMl adopted os the organ of (be Ifresliytery. not urnke the brown sugar rather he vine-yurd. These inhabitants have not yet -i«* iqtlwa. qh-jr »iu W.,a, !*«* l. 

-• . J t J Willi unit lutlicd with Itulr.d W i»uld ><*u ht-wr 

1 tk* tmmaHtm tk# Jirtni tr of lifo W a nat a ^ ,u *kmg it. hut relincs u|s>n hocn rooted out, before u su|>erior civilization. * *wwi »ud i>lc«uapR t-cho • h|Httk swiftly muJ pittuMutiy 

luhuiK mm |i»rt >r rwTf-ft^i-B^r While this product Bells liigbcr, ,tl»ere U i'hey belong to the old stock an effete race. ,ou,>,lf L - -p 

Hfrmilm : much addi t io n al expeme and complication of 11 ere they live poor and liaviuu lusir wuvs. A mission* ry x writing home lioui (Jliinu, hiivb 

Hi»>k tttof Mr V*UtL .% I A • XI ' J t .....n 1 J iliut llu* VUiut**« n*r litlli* flrr. mid iuf*»>ur«* c<dd by IIaa* 

AlMopi I mm 1 : . - maciiittefy mvol%ica in the pr^jauctiuu. 1 be- the ground lying tallow, und the fences down. tbicku.ir or jacket*. Timn- jwckrin c<4<i is utoderuifiy 

JM-MMv jUKlBV mnertm M .. ... ^ ■ V . .tu4 six jiu-keU rdJ U kwu . »nJ trout l«u i<» lifltf u 

A 4rft sMMh mom hS; Aliev* Um Mtebop has M^t the credit, oinoag Here they talk l>order Fycuch. play cards, jscket> n i-umarir wn-ri. 


'I'u (.'oKKeseoN dents. — Scveralcunuqtpiicu- 


of that church. 


too, Oita present* a very neat 
a the inside. • 
to learn that the Hev. C. Gridly, 
sdist Kpiscopal Churcli, South, 
■ly ill in Stocktoo 
; newspaper gives the names of 
. and taro laymen, as in sttoo- 
reeent meeting of the Ban Fron- 


was to thc presiding elder of tlie Mt. Vernon 
district, who received his full nllowunco of 
$475: Who will continue to reiterate that 


' It was a saying qf the Jewish Ilabbi, “ that 

1 lit' Only if f^ t . WL , rc . jyR fj lt . nnd the t-wriU jmrrh- 

ty is an oc- ,ut ‘ut. *^**y w°uid uut 1 m* nuiiicit'iit wriiv down ull tUr 
j>* s tlu 1 ' prMlra n Jut- to Uod for Ubi«rty " 

iding you of \ _ — m — 

othful man s If you luvo othei*s they will love you.'* li you 
in vo not Vi»t klntUy U^them. Bivy will •|h*wK klitdly^ Imn* U ry- 

y pwid witii luii^ uud bnir.-d with liutrcd . Wtiuld you hwtr 
• civilization. m«wi «nd i'icfr»if»K ’ "i^sk ewtfily uud |>lfmt*utly 

i effete nice. * ounH * ,f -S m 

iKior ways, A ftiiBsioiiMryg writing homo from (Jliina, siiys 
' J thwt Uu-Vhiiiwwt um- liulrt fir*-, mid mMihur* cold by tlic 

fences down. thkku. N. U j*ckBt». Thnn- jwckrlh cold i» Uiodcrtttcly 
t tn.l six jwckuU cold U k«wu . und fomi Vt-u to tlfn-Vu 
j/luy curds, void l* i-tlmuriy i^vcrr. 


The two first days, of Conferonce were 
principally taken up in examination of clmr- 
nctei-. Bishop l’nine caused this to he (lone 
very thoroughly Each I’. Fllder gave unne- 
count of the condition of the Church on his 
district, nnd thc preachers in charge of cir- 
cuits and stations were asked Do you hold 
class meetings ! Do you \isit pnstorally ! 
Do the heads of families in your charge hold 
family prayer ! and such like searching in- 
terrogations. 

xirniTipNs to itinerancy. 

The I’. Kldoi* of New Orleans District pre- 
sented the rbenmniondation of Mnttbias 
Mhuhs. frmiV fHeUiiiirterly L'onforcnce of < ler- 
niaii Missions, for admittance into traveling 
connection, lie was represented as ij man of 
gifts and graee. and proficient ilh-hia-hWh-. 
language, lie was admitted on trial, and 
adds another to the. number of tiiose among' ’ 
us preaching the Gospel to the- German#, in 
tlieir awn tongue. The IV K.ldcr of, Shreve- 
port District presented the recommendation 
of Richard L. Childers, a yohng man prom- 
ising much usefulness to tin- Church, lie 
was admitted on trial The certificate of lo- 
cation of Elina It. Porter was presented and 
-lie was re-admitted- into tho traveling con- 
nection. Long may lie continue there, 

• Hay t<i thy glftoii (fcrrftiilH. ‘ Hfioi-d !’ 

- Behold fho world your AolU.*’ „ 

♦ -DJSOONTINf ANCElx. - ; 

Samuel ltrtrd ? character was passed, and- 
because .lie laid quit his work during tlic 
year. Iio was on motion discontinued Tbe 
character of .Ins. E. Scott passed, "nnd lie wus 
discontinued at his own request. N 
• LOCATIONS. „ 

The character* of VV". W. Jenkins, M. Pu- 
hose. Moses Davis and J. L. Wright passed,- 
and they were granted locations nt tlieir own 
request. . ‘ * , 

'sw'eiIAnmates; 

Thc characters of Thomas Snniford and 
Win. 'Stevenson passed, 'arid they 'were con- 
tinued on the superannuated, list. The Con- 
ference witii entire unanimity of feeling de- 
light*, in honoring and supporting these veil-’ 
erable nnd holy men. whose lives have been 
worn out in thc cause of the Master. 

annual sErwon. " ’ 

The sermon of Dr. Rivers was requested 
for publication in thc S. M. Pulpit. E. R. 
Porter was elected to preach the next annual 
sermon . 

election to onmuis. 

The-P. Elder if Shreveport Dist. presented 
a recommendation of Mark McCntchooq, a 
local preacher of Caddo Circuit, and he was' 
elected to deacon's orders. 

education. 

The Committee on Education reported very 
favorably upon Centenary College. It has 
now five professorships— and each one fille’d 
—and a larger number of students thnn e'ver 
before. The preparatory department is also 
in good condition, and the Conference spe- 
cially recommend it to patronage in- view of 
its full -and steady supplies of well 'prepared 
students to the (,olleg* properr — Tke-incomr 
of the College' is meeting all its current ex- 
penses. The burnt building was reported ns 
having beep promptly replaced Jjy ,one equnl- 

ly coin moinoiiTanil mure sult^mnti^Ica^in^ 

for this unlocked for outlay a dobt of only 
$1,000 upon thc College treasury. Tho 
movement endowing a professorship, of Na- 
tural .Science was entertained. Tlfis is no 
more than the Louisiana Conference ought to 
do, seeing that thc Mississippi Conference, 
which is jointly interested in the College, is 
stirring toondow a VVinnns' professorship. 
Win. E. Doty was requested to act a* finun- 
eial agent for College during the year, to 
secure this endowment. 

A prospect was opened up, in a generous 
proposition to the Conference, fropi Mr. \V. 
Drake, of Mindon, Lira for having it French 
College under its eontjjd in that interesting 
portion of the country. Mr. Drake offers, in 
view of the active patronage of the Confer- 
ence; to give six acres of land, near Mindon. 
for the site of ii Conference Institution; to- 
build promises at his own' cost to tin, amount 
of $20(10, by June next, siijlieient for ah. 
Academy beginning ; and his donations sub- 
sequently to he increased to several thousands 
more. The Conference is to appoint a I’resi- 
dent, and also trustees. The l’residont is to 
nominate the teachers; ids nominations to 
lie confirmed by tlic, trustees. The report of 
committee, stated that tho Mindon Female 
College had already been incorporated, under 
the above provisions.- Mr. Drake is a weal- 
thy and benevolent gentleman, a member of 
the Methodist Church, and without family. 
Tho service lie proposes to do tlic- Church 
and the country in the cause of education. 

■ entitles him to a large award of gratitude 
and honor. His proposition as reported by 
thc committee, was mpst favorably enter- 
tained by the Conference, 

The members and friends of the Church 
in Opelousas were encouraged by the Con- 
fereubo to proceed in a noble purpose, indi- 
cated from that quarter, in the establishment 
of a Feninle School of high grade. 

The Baton ltouge Female Seminary, Airs. 
M. W. Read principal, was highly com- 
mended by tlic Conference. 

pEiuomcAs. 

Dr. Hcnklc, editor of the I .allies, Compa- 
nion. made some remarks upon its condition. 
Tho Doctor s remarks were earnest und inter- 
esting. and - we hope will have the effect 
qf stirring up the preachers in collecting 
and fiSt-wanling (lie money due upon it/ 
that tlic Companion may tie, sustained. A 
-large HitbRoription account wns-nnnounced by 
him us still due, within our hounds, to the 
New Orleans Christian Advocate, which it is 
just, rightTand honest , should bp paid; and it is' 
to lie hoped debtors will do themselves the 
credit of paying without inOi -0 delay if 
any credit be duo them for doing wlmt they 
ought to do. 

Tlic Sunday School Visitor was dealt with 
' in unqualified terms of approbation. The 
present year will doubtless witness a largo 
increase of its circulation in Louisiana. The 
(luartcrly Roviow of the Church, SoUth, met 
witii a high and just tribute of merit. Ip 
reference to tlic Now Orleans Christian 
Advocate, the Conference' took -action, hear- 
tily cheering. Expressions coumiciidutory of 
its course .wore juoi ed uud passed, and it was 
Resolved, Thut each preacher, in addition 
to procuring the renewal of nil subscriptions, 
wmilij exert himsblf tn pjmiure twenty new 
subscribers the present yeur -oii'tlie caisli jirin • 
ciyte. 

the bibLe cause. 

The Conference determined by deliberate and 
well considered action to maintuiq close and 


operative connection ns Methodists with .the 
American Rihle Society. Special considera- 
tion waa given to the South-western liiblo 
Society in Now Orleans, nnd the Bible house 
about to lie lmilt for it ill the city. Agents 
were invited into all part* of the Conforenoe.. 
nnd promised aid and' active co-operation. 
PUBLICATION or MINUTES. 

It was Unsolved. That the- proceedings of 
the Louisiana Conference bo published in 
pamphlet form, and furnished tho prenohers 
for distribution : said pamphlet to include 
statistics, reports nnd nil mnttrrs and nets’ of 
this body, full nnd minute. 1’. M. Gnodwyn, 

J. C. Keener nnd H. N. McTyeire were ap- 
pointed the eotmnilteoTir publication By 
this arrangement all important interests will 
be spruujJ before the Church nt large in a 
way more suitable for reference, nnd more 
detailed thhn can tie done in n weekly jonr- 
■nnl Of general circulation. Attention will 
lie kept alive, nnd interest aroused, nnd action 
directed by a particular and distinct acquain- 
tance with facts nml figures, lint otherwise to 
he known. The pamphlet will bo issued in a 
few weeks. 

GERMAN MISSIONS IN NEW ORLEANS. 

SonioUling worthy of thc M. E, Church. 
South, hr^ikcly to lie accomplished in (Ins 
lino of tilings— so tliis definite step taken by 
tho Conference, would promise. Tlic follow- 
ing preamble nnd resolutions were unanim- 
ously jHiHsed: ' — ' — r~~ 

“ in view - of the lnrge number of German 
immigrants, to New Orleans, and of the res- 
ponsibility resting upon the M. K. Church. 
South, to preach the gospel tn them in tlieir 
own '-language- 

- -‘ Resolved, That we urgently request the 
friends of the Church to nid nt once in thc 
erection of a church edifice -.there equal to 
their necessities. v 

-- Resolved, That we will give our assist- 
ance to any agent appointed by tin- I’. F.ldcr 
of New* Orleans Dist., to collect funds hi our 
several charges to carry out the above ob- 
ject." 

These were moved, by Bro. Crenshaw, and 
l)r. Honkle. by request, made some iihpros- 
siv6 retharks upon them If Alabama. Mis- 
sissippi nnd Louisiana will unite in tliis work, 
it can be done easily, readily, and be" well 
done. To the importance of this cause, tliis 
journal has borne a steady and. wc trust, riot 
ineffectual testimony. Cur readers Imvc seen 
the history of German missions in tho M. E. 
Church, North and South : how much tlic 
former have done nnd how little the latter. 
Tlid Missionary Secretary, Dr Darhin, is 
making special and strenuous effort for build- 
ing German churches in Cincinnati, and yet 
in tliis city there nre 40,0lXI Germans and 
not a Methodist Clmpel that can die seen two 
sqvjjires off, or capable of containing three 
hundred hearers! ■ Every ship frUIn the father 
land adds to tliis number here, in Galveston 
nnd in Mobile. Is it not time that something 
should be done 1 

MISSIONARY ANNIVERSARY. 

Tliis meeting was held 'on Saturday night 
the President of the Society, A.MJU..(.'reuHluu*'.. 
opening it with- religious servieps. Bishop 
Paine spread before the crowded assembly full 
and profoundly interesting information ns to 
(he fiiets i.r our Missionary operations; at 
home and abroad. He was followed by J. M. 
Hofer. German Missionary. The last speaker 
made excellent headway against the disad- 
vantage of thinking in one language and ex- 
pressing himself in another. He won golden 
opinions,- and created a strong impression in 
favor of Missions in general , and German Mis-' 
sinus in particular. The meeting was con’- 
dueted with the utmost propriety, and ad- 
journed. oot-for want of interest, at an early 
hour. 'Tlie collection amounted to something 
over $31X1. ' 

SABBATH n.VY. 

The Romish and Protestant Kpisuopu) chap- 
els wore not tendored to the Preachers assem-: 
hied : consequently tlieir appointments were 
confined to ono place. Bishop Paine preached 
at 11 A. M.. and administered the Holy Com- 
munion. Af half past 3. after sermon by J. 
l\ Keener, the Bishop ordained the following 
Deacons: L. Parker. 1 1. -A . Morse- and Jolyj 
Paulo. ■ 

Statistics. 

-.—Tins Year. 

Number of Members, (white.) 5.053* 

*• “ “ •* (colored.). . . ....4,213 

“ •• Local Preachers, .. N3 

“ “ Sunday Schools; .7. 31 

“ “ S. S. Touchers, 244 

“ S. S. Pupils...... ...1,485 

LAST YEAll. 

Number of Members, (white,) 4J87 

'■ " “ (colored.) 4,019 

“ t . “ Local Preachers 7y 

“ -Sunday SehiHils, , , 2(1 

“ “ .S. S. Touchers, 180 

“ “ s. 1 s. Pupils, . 1,251 

THIS YEAR. 

Amount collected lor Missions. .... $3,295 00 
“ •“ Sunday. Soliools, 784 00 

- '• Bible Cause, .. . 418 15 

. LAST YEAH. 

Amount collected for Missions $2,031 36- 

Sunday Soliools, 785 79 

“ “ Bible Cause, ra. 46 50 

Amount necessary, to meet claims of Bishops. 

Superannuates, &c .-.$816 00 

A mount collected for same, 475 95 

VOTES or THANKS 

Were passed, tfi'flie citizeiis of Thiliodaux,' 
for thoir hospitiihlc entertainment. The Con- 
ference would have been abundantly enter- 
tained even hud tlieir numbers been larger. 
The Directors of the Public Schools were ten- 
, dored a grateful acknowledgment for the use 
of Guion Acadoniy for Conference sessions. 

ADJOURNMENT. , ’ r_ 

Many citizens were assembled on Monday 
ovoning to witness the close of tlic Conference. 
The Conference joined in singipg and prayer : 
the Bishop prcfacial tlic reading of upjKiint- 
ments with a few remarks, calculated to in- 
spire the 'workmen 'und" reconcile them to 
their work. They were read, and the Con- 
ference adjourned with benediction, about 
10 I* M ' - . 

Appointment*. ’ 

' new Orleans district. . J. Oi Keener, P. E. 
McGlioe Btutiun. .J. 11. Walker. 

Felicity Station . .11' N. Mel'yeire. 

.Moreau Stutiou. .11. 0. Tliweott. 

Now Orleans Circuit. .To be supplied. 

W'eoloy Oha|iel L'olorc<| -Mission. .To lie supplied. 
Koule . “ "" ,l “ . ' •• 

llonuldsoiiville uud Preston Dol’d Mission. . Thos. 

J. Lacy. v 

pTuquemilie. . A. E. Gobdwyu. 

Tbilnxlaiix . .It. J. llarp. ; 

Niqmleoii und Lufoiirehe Colored Mission. . Lewis 
A. Heed. 

1st German Mission. .J. M. Holer. 

2d “ “ J. l’aule. 

H*1 “ tl u ( M. Manas. 

llourna and Bayou Black Miss. , , W. J. Fergueou. 


nATON 1I0UIIE l)!HTRt(T..W.’J5, Dotyp? 5 

Baton Bongo. .E. Ii., Porter. , ’ 1 K. 

Baton .ltouge (,'ohirrd Mission. .W'|| 

Point Coiipco. .8. Hawes. 

, S'- Joseph's and Tensas Colored Mlssi otl 

supplied. - "T«W 

Itiehmond and Madison. .John Pipes 
bake Providence: .Z. Thompson. 

, Lnkc Concordia Missiqn. .To bo Rttpplljd 

W alcrproof Colored Mission.. 8, \y s 
Conconlia Circuit.., To be supplied. ^ 

| Monticello. . II. It. Truly. 

RONHOK diht, . . P. M. (Joodwyn, p P 
Mrfnroe Circuit. .11, M .Crowsoii. 

" Dol’d Misjlqn. .W> II.. Hagers 
Bastrop. .U, Trip|iett. 

Basieop Cnl.XI Mission. ;To lw sitppBeil 
Fnrnicrsvllle. .Td tie supplied 
Homer Circuit . .11. Rniulle 
Jaeksnn. .To be supplied. 

- (Aditinbin . ■ 1 - 1. W. ViUKSey ; 1 — T"“ 

Bieutl' Priiirie. , E, W. Griswold. 

Ikruff Prairie Col'd Mission. .To lie supply 
Trinity Cirouit. .Tn be supplied. . ‘ 
siiuEVEi-oar ins ruler .Joel Snnnders p r 
i Shreveport, .L, Parker. 

(‘nddo Circuit and Colored Mission. ,D R vr 
kins and It. L.'Cliildcus. - "' 

Mansfield, . II, Avery. , , 

Nntchitoelics. ,W. A. Smyth.' V, 

. Mindon and Smitli Bossier. .8. ,1. jjnvicH 
Nortii Bossier. '.To lie supplied- 
lleil itiver. .8. ’J. Graves. 

m-Ei._m s.ra dist.. .1). kiimcar,l*. ;; 

Oliebnisas,* To_be suppjieil. f . 

New Iberia. .11. A., Morse. 

Chicot.. C. ,1. tialllicrg. 

Friinklift and Pnttersoiivillo. . It. H. Resii- 
Alexandria mid Cotile.. I'. H. lHelfenworth, 
Haw Creek . ,W'. H. Turnlpv 
8t. Lamli-y Col'd Mission. .C. A. frazee. 
Alexandria T'cl'd Mission. .To lie supplied 
R. H.. Rivers appointed to Centenary Collem 
, A. O. Miller transferred to Mississippi, Confe. 
cncc, nnd appointed to Bayou Sara, j; X p, 
mill transfernsl to East Texas CoiifiTence. 1 
S. Petwny tvansfei-red to Tennessee Conform*' 
And appointed P. R l<fev nf McMinnville DlHfly 
W. It. (loljer Missionary to California. y n . 
Conference to la* hold at Baton Rouge. 

I TEXAS CONFERENCE. 

Ba-stkoi-, Dec. 1 7, 1851 
Tho incinbors of the Texas Ar,nual Confer- 
I once assembled ill the Hall of the None 
, TempeY-unco for tlieir twelfth session. Then 
. being no Bishop present, Richardson, Se- 
i firetvy «f- the last Conference, called th, 
brethren to order and opened the session bj 
j 'rending a portioii of Scripture, . ringing J 
enlling upon Bros. J . lluynie and R. Aleut- 
, dor to engage in prayer. 

• It. Alexander was elected President of the 
t Conference. C. Uiclmrdson was re-elected 
I Secretary. 

i A special committee was appointed, con. 

, sisting of one from each P. Elder’s District, 
r to take into consideration the interests of the 
, Texas Wcrleyan Banner; Rev. J . W. Fields 
, and Rev. J. Shook, of tlu-Eust Texas Confer- 
ence, were requested to confer with the Can-, 
mittce. 

A communication was read from Bishop 
Capers, announcing that severe bislily 
, tions rendered it impracticable for him to Lo 
j with us. A resolution wus passed exploring 
j the dceji regret of the Conference nt tin 
t , ew*hop« Tru sifi uiti t i t d * tia w iB ' ^ a)fflfy 
found sympathy with him in liis afflictiotn- 
r and earnest pruyers^for liis speedy recover;. 
George S. Gatewood,’ who. lmd located it 
the late session of the Kentucky Conferenct 
1 presented his certificate of location, and to 
p re-admitted as a trqyoliiig Elili r in the Ttni 
, Conference. 

; c DECEMBER 18. 

A motion was made to have thc minutes rf 
j, our Conference, nnd all documents of genehl | 
j interest published in pamphlet formL After 
some discussion, tlie motion failod. 

Coder the first question the following 
brethren being duly recommended, were id- 
.. mitted on trial iq the traveling connectioi : 

0 Peter Miw?lling, F.dward A. Stocking, John 
^ Patton. Joshua 11. Shepard, Marcus F. Smock, 

. Lewis J. Wright and Thomas Dincaster. 

William F. Hubert. Wm. G. Nolnu ud 
r Edward Snyder, who had' traveled two yean, 

’ were examined before the Conference, re 
ceiVed into full connection, and elected to 
deacon’s orders. 

The clmractor of D., TV. Wright wn 
3* passed, and he discontinued nt his. own re; 

3 quest. . - 

3. George W. ltabb, of this class, lmd di«f 

‘ during the year. At tlie request of the ft* 

- ident. liis late colleague. Bro. Kerr, gave tf 
account of Bro. Itabh’s peaceful and happy 

- death. 

,'l The certificate of location of F. A. Mri 
, Shunil, formerly of tile Mississippi ConfeWft 
il was presented, and lie re-admitted as an chi' j 
(1 into the traveling connection. 

* DECEMBER 19. 

A communication from Bro. W. S- , Hh- 
d cock, Principal iff tho Bastrop Aeade' ^ni 
r> rood, inviting the Conference in b Body X 
visit the Academy The ^Confer*' jee ngfi^ 

U to do so on Monday afternoon, ur , d theft* 

9 dont uppointiMl.J. VV. Phillips if , mldre* ^ 

0 students, anil (’. Richardson tf , prenoh » |ff 

< mon on education nt tlie time ' 

0 R. Alexander. Genoral A, of the Cow 
- r> ference, reported that he b ad received 

ficlent amount by donatiev n to buy the 
tl - tyiies. etc:, upon wliiclti J |, ( . q\ W. Banna t 
i- printed. A resoltltioi* ' W us passed npp^' 
f . Bro. Alexander's coons p. unit instructing 1 ' 11 

r . publishing conumww . „f tlie Banner tu ^ 
possession of the su’.iie us the- property of" 

„> Conference. .. 

The Conference stewards inndc their*" 
from wliioli it a ppoured that nlmut tin* 
y fourths of ww^^'-ab^rq ~KS3 
, lull disciplinary aj’lowunce. 

David. Coulson, forniorly of the Tenn 
j Conference, was rc:iidmitted aH a traveuBf 
elder in Oho Texas Conference. 

:o 1 'lyases Salih, flh (continued at hi* ^ * 

i- 9"""'- hm 

i( Clius. F. Uotteustelnjhud withdraw 0 

our Church. 

Isaac G. John and Bryitnt F. Peel, 
of two yeara' (standing, were elected 
(lcr’s urders. , ■ , 

The recommeiidutjon ofttuhn h|** 
colored mull) was read, and a l " B ®. ^ 
arose as to tho propriety of olooting 
b deacon s orders, us a local preacher . 

stated that lie was mi educated 
"• preached in our Church with groat oOW U 

< bility ; Hlmt lie literally betongat <° 

Cliurch, us he was held by Trustee* 

. M. E Church, South, lie was tecM ^Zr 
18 od by a large and influentjal frnartcr 
ference. After some discussion he w»* 
ed to deacou’K orders by a large majri'J 

DEI EM BEK 30. ^ 

j. The SocrctarY aunminc;;4 the 11 1* 10 - 


¥ 




cilf Hem ©rlfflits Cliristion SmMh 


"f ' f 


'-^^l^SncMeu n« follWn :. White*, 

iK pm ’, 779 ; colored, 1181 ; iiiereuJ"*. 

Jjf'S mejnl.eMhiii, 5620 ; not inorjsiw, 

,5 L Committee nn Ntimlny Sel.-mlK tntftlc n 
which wnsftdopSd. I In 1 report stn- 


Ilymeiieal. 


MARRIED — On Thursday, tho 8th innt.. by tho Rev. 
(Reynold* Trippott; Mr. STKI’lIBN ROPPOLO, to Miss 
>rA III A I'KKEN Y. till of till* city. 


.port which wn« ad lof iwt . i<* iopo h a- (uMHTal Intelligence. 

T*.t there «w • l«ge moreftw in Up , • ^ 

l '" r nf 0(ir Sumlny Mn'ml*. nml ,tlmt the South-Western Railroad Convention- 

r till' mihji'Ct wiih iriorcttKltig in our rmsr i>.n 

interest . ‘ IV f* designed giving the prnfrocdhigVfiif tin* Railroad Co 

(’i)nfrre, nC( *- i- • „e .!,, vchllon reeently held In till* city In full but llml tin y w 

i-nmllfttelv on the adjournment c.il tin occupy ton much space. We make room for tho tiun 


Conference. 


Missionary Society hejd a 


"'ilic Society elecUMl.il Hoard of Trustee* to 
jiuld tiny prpl'orty n ”Kht . he (lonnted 
„ for miwionttry purpwwr, rhi r.Tlltf«ii. K 
i rothron oomiKMO the Hoard, . 

'j \v Whipple. H. s. Thrall. J. M. F.,1- 
1 ' • Richardson . 
saturdat simiT.roKc. 20. 

The eleventh Anniversary of- the Texas 
Conference Miwonary Society was held in 
llrm'W liMUtlful and commodious Mi'tlm-' 

list Church in Baetroji. - - : 

The Society was addressed hy Bros. John 
I Hlejander in a truly ch*iuent and cffcct- 
•ht manner. ; A collection -followed. . 

, „ nnuB i membership sol 85 

T «‘vc ltfe membenthips in IV S . . . 240' 00 

hblio collections .... ••••■•• '2 ,,, 

juried from circuits and .stations. Jhtoi "1 

lt.Hr.iML total of $1703.62 


ic N me of 
>R» There 


Reported from circuits and stations. h.»i 

. jilting a total of . . $170 3 112 

laerease this year over last $6o 1 25 

The increase is really miicli lnrgor flian it 
ns hut little is this your reported re- 
wittdupou missions to support /heir tnis- 
sonarics. 

Sunday, the 21st. was an interestiiig^day. 

At 9 Love Feast— preaching at 1 L hy U. Al- 
, under —at 3 hy Bro. J. \V. Fields, of Fast 
Tuan At night Bro. J.>I. Wesson preached 
iheConforence Sermon, after which mourn- 
were invited to the ujtiir. nml before the 
mriccs closed several were happily converted. 

' DKCK.MBKR 22. 

The Publishing Committee of the T. W. 
Uaaer made a-report. announcing the resig- 
ution of Richardson ns editor, and recoin* 
ending Geo. UottenStflin ns his successor, 
dm was duly elected.. ^ . 

Bro. Wesson was requested to furnish his 
Cmfennee sermon to the S. M. I’hlpit for 
publication. , 

The Conference Stewnrds made their re- 
pot. Tho entire deficiency in 1 the prencli- 
,r'ielaims amounts to only $273 -70. 

Samuel M. Kingston was re-admitted as 
in elder in the traveling connection. 

R Alexander was appointed to preach the* 
not Conference sermon. 

. OtX'KMBKIt 23. 

The vote" hy which Edward -A. Staking 
unadmitted nn trial ^vas reconsidered nt 
hi« request . 

W.S-. Hamilton rend the pastoral address, 
which was adopted, and ordered to he puli- 
lished in the T. W. Banner. 

C. W, Thomas was appointed to write tho 
pastoral address for next year. 

- The Pn,sidiiut <L|i{sjiiited the following ex- 
amining Committees : 

i Tint lVor-W. C. LoWis. C.*W. Thomas. 

J uMaMifilltllliAiii .Kitthaeahun 

ft™ loir— M. S. Thrall. Isaac O. Joliri. 
Fourth inn— J. W. Whipple', G. Rotten* 
Klin. 

Bastrop was solected as the place of our 
nnt session. *■ 

J W. Phillips was requested to not as agent 
m collect funds for building a church in San 
Antonio. 

At half past 11 o'clock Conference ad- 
journed to the church . 

H. S. Thrall whs appointed a committee to 
(orrespond with the Parent Missionary Board 
«i the subject of obtaining a supply nf hooks 
for twr German missions. 

Resolutions were passed complimentary to 
the citiiens of Bnstrop, the President n’ndthe 
toretaiy of the. Conference, 

The Holy Communion was then ndminis- 
t«d by the President, after which the np- 
fouitinents of the preachers were read, and 
to Conference adjourned, having held u 
l*»ceful and harmonious session. 

Jr Mi's. 

Appointment^ of the Preachers. 

ournirox iiLSTKirT^C. Itichnrdson, P. U. 
jn restoa Station— N. A. Cravens. 

Burette* German Mission— Peter Moclling. 

!, lun Mon-James 11. Kolhmabee.' 

Ritagonlu Station— A. 11. F. Kerr. 
“rsroriaCiroult-Cleo. 8. Gatewood; one to he 
, supplied. 

kichmond Circuit— .Tuo. Patton, \V,u. F. Hubert; 

acmto— Tu be Huppliod. 

“• Rottenstein, Editor of the T. W. Banner. 

™" °" AWc ?'» Miusion— To ( w supplied. 

"•wrotiT—. Jas. II. Wesson. 1>. E. 
range— David Coulson. 
fc" eCi A cuit -- J '' 1 ' 1 '‘' Kolb, 
e v 11 Brenbnui— it. Alexander. 
■Wasngtou Circuit— J ohcjlI, M. Uerrliammer. 

. tt°u , umeB K. ForpuRon nnd M, 

«• 8mock. 

'Jwtgoiucry—JnufQs 

1. Jolmson. 

„ Creck Mission— J osliun Shepard; 1 

"•utnille Circuit — F. A. McHhniui. 
<W**R*.M»T«tfTI — Wm, C. Lewis, P, E. 
Circuit— M. Veil. ‘ 

Circuit — Daniel Morse: 

J“»Circuit_ P . M. Veil. 

, 1; i* t'ircaU—.Tumcs if, Addison. 
/"Wk-James W. Lloyd. 

Circuit — Lewis (i. Wrjglit. 

^•town Circuit — George Tittle; one to he 

Applied. 

®“ k Mission— Wm. (1. Nelms. 
hvJ h, S . !" HT, lK ' T — ’■ Whipple, P. E. 

C, a t,0n ~' S - B - ‘ umeron. . 

““ tr up Station— j; q i,,i m 

Cin and ^"‘"‘1’ Circuit — F. Wilson. 

KingstVm."" Mlvuo “- 1 - Uncaster, 8. M. 

sin Anton'" f*«wiH U. WhlpfiW, 

Vi’ung." '"" .^Kuin German Mission— II. P. 

^«rio,'isim | g (j C '. | | 1|lu Nlianion — T. Grote. 

“i°U?n C ,"“ a 1>0int '“"isd — To he supplied, 
•“ursnde L.'rcult— T 0 ho supplied. 

'»#A-»« T| ti*T-l). Il lerj}arl. P. K. ' 
^^th^a-IL ^Thrall; o„,‘i, 

C n ^^ rcu “r w " 1 ' a: smith. - 

iy^‘ Ur fi c “it- i <». M. Addison. 

•Cto^- W ' ' 1<1,omu, ‘- 

ktUlAf ' * “ U hl’*i |i( i 

Vieteri. a MiBoim^iTo. be supplied. 

l V.('hri r r , ‘n MiH " ic,, ‘“ E Sueider. 

J "hu |!»!, r " lH ‘ " u M>'io4. 1 

J W Pl.iii,® * Ud Hord, superaiiiiunteii. 
'Ifsiutment 11,11 11 *'■ T°el left without on 
, V W m “Jrou.it of ill heMtli. 

^“Jirvount or&f 1 eft w ' , ' lout mi appofnlmeut, 

^Uoi at ii— ; 11 1 R- i Wells uud Heulien Long, 
A. j “ w “ request. 8 

i'Wuwg,. tmuBferred to the Alabama 

**‘P3ifcr«liie to be held at Bastrop 


FI II ST thlY. 

W&iIwIkhpiI Klvbuttlip ph^poning* r*f tin* Hallrimil Con- 
VPitjlnn TYPOtirt? Iit'ltl in (bit city in full, but lititl tin y will 
occupy 1 1 Mi much Bpncc. Wr nmkc rntim fur tin* report 
rd pnicfciUn>'8 on tin* opcniii(! nmi conclmliiu' il«y*. 

A very Imw numlMT of (IcIcRutPi met yffctcrihty .Inn* 
uiiry A. nt 12 o'clock, at the l.yccum lfnll. 

The t'nnvcntion was called to nnlcr by th« I’fcdtlcnf of 
the OpcltbUaaa Convention. MamiHcl White. Esq. 

' Mr \Y ti'mlm-tl tt lii'imy tfOj^j|Sp^jinM|PlcpTT^nT 
miitt that the «loi^n of tin* Convention viewed in a public 
Unlit, would command an acknowledgement of It* Impor- 
tance throughout tho wlioli? Vnltvil Htntva. and upon 
ainallcr rnuxIderationM of individual intercata must find 
fuvor ' , <* 

On motloii of. Mr. John E.. Caldwell, of NeWftilcans. 
Colonel C. S Tuiplcy. of .luckMiii. .MUm. uud Mr. . I M 
Hmke. of l.nffijctiV. wen* elected, the former at Ufeaiilcnt. 
and the lattor at Secretary /on. Itnr.. of Hie'g’oiivention. 

On motion of Mr. Joehtii yab ^yji i. ^Commit h»o of two 
from each State, aelected-by their respective delegation*, 
were made . r general commit, tee for the nomination nf per- 
iniincht. (iffle.crH. ** 

Mr. Cohen moved that the I'crmaucut Commit lee make 
tin* nucofWflt-y arrangements for- tin* reception of liidies.. 

■Mr. lhildwlh of that coiiimHlcc informed the gi'iith innii 
that his •• feimile feelings" had already been Consulted 
Mr. Cohen 'moved that the iuvitatlnu to the ladii* he 
pid.iliahed. ^ , . • 

Thu umuiitniii. led on hy a venerable lutchelor uiemlxT 
of the hegishituru. alotift voted nay. and of eodrse was 
-left-in iv vt*ry liiconsid**ra^ilp minority.- - 

A recess of .half an hour was taken to allow delegates 
time to report theniselves to the* Hecrwtary /no inn, 
KVKN'INti SESSION 

The COTivention met in thu evening at six o’chick— 
Cor. Tarpley in tho Chair. 

M r.: l tnb ti~ ur tllll CumiuT tl W hf Tl fgkii f gHtiibn . pri si nied 
tile following list uf ofilcer-* : 

PfaidtiU — (iov. Alexander Mmiton. of Louisiana. 

I7ce FretiHtnli—C. S. Tarpley. of Mississippi ;. 11. Clio- 
tenur nf Mlssi/uri ; .1. Forsyth, of Flngida ; Oen. L' U. 
Polk. Of Tepue^see . .I N. Itendle. of Kentlleky : W N. 
Urunell. of Virginia ; lion. Jas 1‘HinplM-ll. of houisiann ; 
Amos Morrell, of Texas : Coh Ahsolaiii.sif Arkansas. 

Srcrtlitrin — Johli Calhoun, of Louisiana ; \ .Will*, of 
Louisiuua ; It. c Farraler.’df Arkansas : and. slohu Duii- 
clin. of Mississippi. 

All of wKoui w ere accepted 'hy neelamntion 
Upon taking the elndr. tile President Hindu a brief ad- 
dress. thanking the Convention for the honor conferred 
upon him. and expressing Ills trust that it- inlstrs would 
Ik- brought to a successful termination. * 

The President read a teleptaplilc dhpateli from Si. 
Louis to Mayor CroaMinuu. staling tliat many delegates 
from tliat qunrfer were Ice-bound in the Mississippi. 

Mr Rohh offered a resolution to np|M»iut thrtv cominlt- 
t*-es. to eonsist oT three memlient from each State— one on , 
Houtus. one on tVays and Means, and one on llesolntions ; 
and mevi*d ^lint the names tw* puhlislied to-morrow morn- 
ing. 

Mr. Rohli took the occasion to offur snjntv very ahlo re- 
marks on the subjects to be deliberated tt|Min* in the t!on- 
vention. nnd was followed by «e vend speakers whose ad- 
tlre8ses wen* received with great applause. 

At a little la*fon* ulne o'clocklhu ConVenthm adjourned 
until tills morning at ten o'clock . 

shfroyp /k/r-MORNiNii session. 

The President called tin* Convention to order nt linlf- 
pasteleven. 

Tin* minutes of the Inst nn*eting were read nnd amended-, 
by inserting the nnim* of .1 (1 Campbell, instead of M S. 
t'ainpbcll. ns Vice President. 

Tile names of the billowing gentlemen wert* then^ad. 
as irtOkihers of tin* Committees n|t)Vuiiited by the J%>i- 
dent. under the motion of Mr. Rohh. hist evening?: 

— Committre an Houle*— VJrgljiln. U. N: llurwell. I)r. dames 
McDowell. Wiudhniu Rola-rtson : Mississippi. R. S. Gland- 
ncy. K. L. Are. J. W, Vick ; Texas. J T Mills. C C. Alex- 
nnller. II; ♦>. CoHett : Arknnsnv Albert Pike. John .Martin. 

A Fowler ; Missouri. II. Couteau. P. R. MeCreary.Ed- 
wnrd J. Gay , Kviutucky. ^)V,M)Aa,UI .^‘M'rx, J. N Readies ^ 
Alnhaiua. P d. Weaver. Iv. It. Onhlshy. (I P. Rlernls: Ten- 
nessee. d. II. Otey. L d. Polk. d. A. Porter : Louisiana. 

( W.S ) Camphell. I*, tl. Dc Uuss4*y. II. II. Puyne •. Florida. 

W. d. Keyser. d. M. Laiulron. J. Forsytli. v . 

Shell'd Brown. “Samuel W^iite/ll. G. Street : Arkaiouis, 
Luther Chime. G.-D. Ferguson. It. II. Rett .win : Missouri. 
W, <•’ Kennett. R A. Barnt*s. lt d. Loc^w.s.d ; Kentucky. 
William S(H*ry..d. N. JJeiidleft ; Alabama. P. d. Weaver, d. 
W. Isnpsley! d. P. Parham ; TcnnessiM*. L S Polk. d. A. 
Porter. A llelman : Louisiana. James Kohh. II Phillips, 
d P licnjainin ; Florida', doseph Forsyth. U’. J. Keyser. 
d. >1. Laiuircn. 

Committer uii lUwlulioiiM — Mississippi, J. S. Yuger. II. G. 
Street. R. A Jnliuson ; Virginia, snnp* us routes ; Texas, 
d. T Mills. T G Wriglit. II tl. Cnllett . Arknnsas. Albert 
IMke. dohii Martin. S. •(’ Faulkner; Missouri. Willimii 
Wnd<*. Franklin Chile?* D d January ; Reuiueky. Wil- 
liam 8m*ry. d. N. Readh*s ■, Aluluinia. d. W. Lap.-ley. jV. T. 
Burr'd. II Parlmm ; Tennesstw. Georgt* W polk, d II 
Otey. A. Ileiman: Louisiana., M. M Cotien, A Desrlmiiip. 
d. II. Overton : Kloridit. d M. Lnudren. W. d Keym-r. d 
Forsyth. *• 

Mj. Landrum, of Florida, made some rather lll-tem- 
pvred remarks about tile omission of delegates from Flori- 
da. 'in the eom|Aisition of the eoiuuiittees.. stating that if 
his State was thus intentionally slightle«j. her delegates 
would retire from tin* hall. 

The President explained that the omission occurred en- 
tirely hy oversight. He had sought nn interview with Mr. 
Forsyth, but was not able to hud him. lie appointed tin* 
s committee, uud their uanies apjaiar above. 

Mr. .Robb offered a .resolution suppleiucntary to his 
resolutions of lust evening, authorising the commit tce> 
appointed uuder the seeond resolution- to- ap|M>iut substi- 
tutes. 

Mr. Walter, of Mississippi, offered rusoultiniiA culling up- 
on tile Legislature of Mississippi for nrtion With regaril“to 
certain railrmids. and uid iu tlieir construction, and -cm- 
liriieing the folhiwiug ; 

• • HfioliHl. That the eity of New Orleans, hy her delegates 
lu thla Couve.nthm.' hereby phnlges herself for a'very Jila - 
rul aid in the construction of said several railroads. 

Colonel Tarpley offered a substitute, calling for the ap- 
pointment of ^committee (if two memt>«*rs from each de- 
legation. hi re|H.»rt to tln^'oiiventlon projects, plans of 
Improvement', etcofor tlieir respective Htates. 

Mr. Payne moved to nmend the substitute, hy riHjnesU 
lug the delegates to report plans, routes, etc., to Hie Com- 
mittee on Routes. 

After considerable debate, the resolutions were laid over 
to take up h resolution offered by Mr. Morse, of Louixi- 
•aiiN, fixing the manner of voting iu the Convention. Kaeli 
State to have one vote on ajl qitestions coming up for de- 
lilM*rathm. The resolution was unanlmouslyadoptcd.-and 
tin* Convention tm.k a recess of ten minutes jo euiilih* tlu* 
delegations to select a meinlaT res|M*ctively friHn eacii. 'tp 
•cast the votes. ^ h . * 

I'pon re-assembling, the following nnmes were handed 
in as voters fur tlieir rcs|M*ctive delegations 
.Windham Roliertsoil. for Virginia : .1 T Miller, for 
I Texan; It. t'. llriukley, for Teyluessee ; It. T. Ilrndiejr, for 
Mississippi y W. J. Keyser. for Florida ; James Itobh. for 
Louisiana, • 

Committees were granted h-'pvc to sit during the sesslop 
of the Con Vlu|t ion. ’ - - • ' 

,.ln pursuance of a previous motion, the Envident »p- 
p<>in|«i|. Caspar Funek »s Sergeant -at -Armr' or Messenger 
‘for tlio Convent lou. r 

•Mr. Walter offeivd. us a substitute for Ills ofiginnl mo- 
that the coiuinlttec^pf States report to the Conven- 
tion all projects, plans of improvements, etc., and Unit 
upon disrusnioii. uti*.. they la* referred to apprupriute 
geuernl commlttues v Adopted 
Mr. Payne presented a dlspateh. received from the 
President of the Mobile Railroad, appointing U. lj. Payne 
Peter Courey. Jrr. and others, representatives in the Con, 
rent ion. 

General II . h. toolc entered the room and was intro- 
duced to the Convention. and. on motion, was invited to 
tnke a seat on tlu* stknd jj^ajda tint Bvesidentr _ ' : — T\ 

: The-deiegations WeFe then eallrd -upon t«. praae-nt're- - 
port> of prujcets; plans of Improvements, eb*. .. r" 

, Most nf the States were unprepured to report nnd tlu* 
call jiroc ceded. 

Mr. Plk«..of Arkauui?! pri'ggBmi i» rv;port fur the dels, 
gat ion of thut State, enibrachig a sejica of resolutions 
respecting tin* duty and policy of the southwestern and 
southern rij^tes. mid especially of Louisiana. Referred to . 
the Committee on Resolutions. 

Mr. Robertson. of Virginia, offered a resolution, desiring 
the Cniuiuiltue'ou Routes to Inyiiru into the expediency 
.of action upon a railroad between NewOrleau*- uitirWush- 
ington; I»y tin* shortest route. 

Tim Convention udjourned to ti r u, 

EVENING SK8810N. 

The meeting was culled to order liy the. President' at 
Ipdf-pust 0 v. m. 1 . 

idJr. Young, of Hhreveport. presented a pitted and re- 
port. which ho insisted upon having read at once, notwith- 
standing tin* anxiety that was munircstet! to hear Mr 
Bepjaml.n. who had been Invited to address tlie Conven- 
tion. Tho report was accordingly reud k It prooeedeil at 
some length to sboy the lK*u«flts that dLuhl accrue from 
I the construction of a Railroad from BhrCveport, on the | 
lied river, to Moksliurgi-on-the Missb,lp|ii. and giving viC i 
rloys statistics of these parls/.f Louisiana and Texas that 
urvpmiv directly Interested in the project, the report 
was ucehiupanlud <\y a letter from Professor Forshuy. ' 
which wuk read In puil» uud the /mpers were referred to 
tile t'ouiiuittee oil Routes. 

Mr J l» UeiOauiiu was then loudly called for, and an- 
swered Itjr one of the most eloqugut ad- 

dresnes that we ever heard lie said that notwithstand- 
ing the sneers wldeji it hud laa om.* fashionable to thxoW 
out ugaiust NewOiHeaus. she has beep wonting iuslegd of 


talking, and she coutlnticd tu wnrk'to carry mil iter, gregt 
destiny Mile was deeply engaged ill great enterprises, 
going quietly and surely along in lu»r way' to greatness. 
She hnd not addressed the ellixcns 8f our iielglitiorlng 
Htutes for aid in th- work ..f building' rallromls they an* 
invited here for tar different, rynaniist Tin* posUJqii mid 
mivantiigcH of NewOrleaiis are Midi that no huinnii powt r 
— no eoinhlnnt ion »’,f Yankees can seriously disturb tlie.m 
She must la* the great tAmtreof eommiwee and huslne'sof 
1 lie country, from the Allalilh* fii 'tin* . Pueilic v niM (Ills, 
t.io. indt'pendeutiy of railnuids With railroad' or with- 
out them, the must Is* ft grent cli v The eitiii*iis of nthev 
Stntos Were called upon to confer with our citlxens na to 
the best uiensui'cs ofHWvlug nlid.conuectitlg all our lider- 
e-la. ' 

lie proceeded to show that there was not that want of 
enterprise in NewOrleniH which had been charged to her. . 
and instauceii in proof of Ilia statement*, tin* suen*** tliat 
In; Imd met in Ida efforts, with regard to tin* Jackson 
hallrorul and the Ti hiianh'P' c ,prailT-t8 Hilt HJl - tlttlkt _ 
ii 't attempt ltiijkiMlhlllticfi find by gt^xlilttg too lirtuch itt* 

cure nothing. There were only three ^or two) I hips to 
which Nuworleans could 1'iow offer nnjr jitippoii'* Tluhigh 
his renmrkstmiglit displease many present II w as Iih duty 
to say this, x NewOrleniH could mil Help the local Inter 
, C8ls of other places ller own interests required her ef- 
f'Fts to he eontlned a't pr*'sent to tin* two projeets. a* far 
a- our ruilroftd'* an* eoncefned. of the road 'to Jneksofi.* 
Mississippi, and tiint to Op< Iqiisiifl - • 

. M'e are far from Is-iirj in the sad podi ion flint it iVrv^ 
h< e <a^e .j*ominnn to assign U-* , 1 1*> pleat's Jn'oph* Jo say 
tliat ’\v*t* are going do*, n t lint w»* nfii hist losing nil our ad- 
VMitages. that we a.- tr.iv.ling backward, and it is the 

f" shl'*ii In surer i t tin* want nf eTilcrprkfTUtnd eneriry 
shown hy our eitiseos Nothing of this Is true.- As ie- 
g. rds population w ■ have advajiccd — as regard** wealth w«* 

, have advanced. Yet. it inii-l Is* confessed, not so much' 
ns we ought to have done Tin* city would continue t . 
ftvlvnnee. and soqneivor later Empire must ccufre here, he 
r« prated, whether we> have railroads or not. 

\Ve have advantages that must itlwaya place us U*ynnd 
tin* reach nf conipotitlon. Wi;Iihvc* it level soil on which 
nil IromtK fimy Ik* rnitsf ru r t ad wltlium nnr PX|M‘IV?A bf eTii : * 
ting and raising — a country through which we can make 
ro.'ids lh 'straight line.**, and riUogetherat mueli less eo$t 
than is. s quired in any other part of the world. 

Our Unlit* will not allow -.us to follow Mr. II. nt any 
lengtli. juol w'e must refer very briefly to his remarks. 
He expressed ivcqnflcicnt heTfef* tliat Mexico won Hi soon 
abandon tjie.misera hie policy of closing her ports t*> pro- 
hibit fvntislt over the Tsthmus of TcllUiflltcpcr. and showed 
tliat when cumnt unlcat ion should be fuirjy opened by that 
I'otite. a traveler from London would And .himself bn the 
shores of the I’aeille within 'eighteen days, "irfler, leaving 

thut city. 

’ lie said lie had Wen called too sanguine in hll raletiln- 
ti' lis on the enterprl*e v nf our eltlxen*. and especially in 
theinntter of this Tehuaiitepee-undoKfiking V«*t hefiiYe 
a urvey was ebtnnieiieed. and when no promises were 
held out that a dollar of tin; money would ever he re- 
turned. he had obtained subscriptions f*»r‘ stock loan 
amount exceeding half a million of dollars. And subse- 
quently. when tin* amount collected .from those subscrib- 
ers was exhausted, nnd when the enterprite was short of 
funds; ten gentlemen of this rity handed him; for its 
furtherance, five thousnnd dollars each. Then, with re- 
ference to the Jacksou Railn-nd : J riiw citizens came tbr- 

. wank put down their money, the route was surveyed, and 
we Iiave the report of yesterday. 

He said the citixens of NewOrlenns an* always ready to 
assist in work* of improvement, nnd it was only, tlu* absen- 
tees who refused to Come ^trwnrd. It Is the object ifow -to- 
'reach this ehus of men. 

<}yWcly for our Ini aiis of Improvement, first ujiop Indi- 
vidual sul>seriptions. s»*cond up*'i» grants of laud from 
Congress, which ■diouhl be demanded ns u right, and third- 
ly. upon the most important smirco — taxation, lie 
thought, howeven that the word taxation wa** imprnperly 
aj '»*} led to the scheme which In* explained at length for 
■ alslng the uieiine for th«*iw* public works It was giving 
w v.*ry man nn equivalent fn stock for the money that he 
was- requln*d to contribute for tin* enterprise. ■ 

He referred to the existing laws respecting capital In 
this State, uudet- which means fly from ourffty. and tin* 
p< sir are mnde* the sufferers, tin* tax really fulling upon 
them. 

Mr. B. asked lilierty to digress, nnd referred to tlu* at- 
tempt to spread our institutions to foreign Inmls hy moan* 
of the bayonet. He desired not t«» see the |H*oplc of the 
United States interfere with the affairs of other nations, 
hy other numns than tlie peaceful arjs. It is not hy the 
bayonet. but hy tin* peaceful operation of railroads, tliat 
w..*rodo obtain- nn important diiilnmice.ondjMiJ*iJn4i«aiJ 
world. Tlu* Intervention of peace, tin* intervention of 
Washington, wax tlie foreign intervention lu which we of ] 
tin* United Stale should Is* engaged. 

The President eiilled tlu* Convention to order at half- 
past eleven * 

The'miiiutes were n*nd. and after slight amendment ap- 
prove^. 

Mr. llui-ueil aunounecd tliat Gen. G. C. Clay nnd Joseph 
R Anderson, dt'legates from Virginia, lmd urriv«d. and,, 
oftereil a resolution that they l»e placed on tin* eninmit- 
te« X instead i4 Dr. MeDowol). who has left, tin* city— 
adopted. 

Mr. Ace. of Mississippi, olTere. the following resolutions : 

llrtolird. Thnt*lt is alike the duty and interest ,of tin* 
{south-western States to foster and build up-the cities 
near or along tin* Atlantic scn-lxaird ; and that. In the 
opinion of thixConVcutiou. no pulley is better calculated 
to effect this great object than a litaTnl nml eulighteued 
system of .Internal Injjitovejnbnts. vonnectlng every Itn- . 
portant section of the nf«*n*snid States hy lending milriwd 
c oiu m unseat ion; 1 , 

Hrntlmi, That for^tlu* more certain promotion of this 
desirable object, it (s n*«i>oettully n*coiniuended to r the 
ftb**ve mentioned States, to adopt a uniform system in the 
construction of their ruilnmds. by which im-ans all delays 
iu the conveyance iff. produre. merchandise and |»nsson- 
gi rs fntui one State to another will la* avoided. 

Rraolfnl. That the policy of jjouatiug tlu* puhlic'iauds 
to private persons, as lately argmtl inT'oiigress. is unjust, 
not only to the old<Stntes hut to ninny of the new. and is 
calculated not only to divert population from -tlu* ,<j»pth- 
wcst.shut'to diminish still further the .political power of 
tin* mu yeholding States. 

- Ht$olo erf. Tliat rven-hnodcd jirstiee r«*juires that Con- 
gress should cede n*s|H*dfively to |kic> States of Florida. 
Alabama M Ississifipi. Louisiana. Texas. Arkansas amt Mis- 
souri, at l«'nst six millions of Hi-res nf tin* public domain . 
tor the ennsfruetion of railroads within .their , limits, nnd 
tliat tlie Senators nml Representatives from said States in 
Congress lie. ami they are hereby, requested to pfoeun: 
'-aid- donations us auuu u.*» practicahli*. 

I{efi*rred. to ('ommittei* on Restitutions. 

Mr. Bay* .of L«misiann. offered'a resolution aff' follows, 
wliieh If as 3 referred to tlie C'oiumitteoon Routes: 

Hetolvrd. That the Senators ami Representatives lu tlie 
Congress of the United States, representing tlie States 
| represented in tl|l* • Convention, he requested to use tlieir 
exertions ami influeuet* ty.ohtaiu fr*»in tlie Hulled' State** 
a survey of tlu* pro|Hoied railroad route frouj tip* Missis- 
■ippi river via Shreveport, west, with a view to the rela- 
tive advantage and practicability of this route as tin* east- 
ern terminus of tlie contemplated Pacific Railroad. 

Rrudi'nl. That .said Senator* nml Iteprewntutiae* Uf 
also requested to use tlieir exertions and influence in ob- 
taining the re|M>al of tin* duty on railroad iron imported 
into the United States.' * 

Mr. Kurucll. of tin* Committee omUoutes. made a re- 
ji'oiTon Mr. Walters's resolutions, referred yesterday to 
- Jlpit .Copiiiilite:*. and reeouuuemled them to tin- fuvorahli* 
consideration of the Conjrcnfioij. 

Mr. .Fowler prexented the charter of tlie - Arkansas 
Centra) Railroad Co.." with a ..memorial to Congress uud. 
tip* following icsolulions : 

Htiolirtl. Tliat this Convention approve of tin* line de- 
signated in the ehurter of tin* Arkansas Central Railroad 
Co g« au imporUuii link in the general railroad $y-tem 
of the Southwestern States ami of the Union. 

Hrudrnt. That tills Convention reeouiuieml tin* several 
delegations'll! Congress ft>»m tip* Status represented here, 
to lend their emm^'iiani-e amj aid in furthering tlu* oh* 

I Jects of tld* accompanying niomorla), ami in consummat- 


ing the grant of inmls therein prayed for, 

HtitJt'til. Tliat lu the optniou of lliia Convention It is 
not only pro)H*r. hut necessary, in eurrylug i»ut the pri- 
mary objects of the Convention,. ami in adyuneing tlu* 
prosperity of tlu* Stales iifh.MIssouri. Arkansas. Texas and 
Louisiana, tliat said line of railroad, from some point east | 
of Little lt«»ck. la* extemled to St. Louis, ami from iU 
southern terminus hy oue line through tin* State of Texas 
and aiftither to.NewOrleuiis. 

Fli'TH I hi Y — MORNING SK^ON. 

. LvcEt-x^f>u.. 11 h’clock. 

. The convention. was called to order by Col. A. Fowler, 
of Arkansas. , 

The minutes wen* reod nml approvi .1 • . - 

^ The fiilhtwihg gent reiueii~delegnt«*s from Kentucky ap- 
|>eup*d and took their seuts. via. : W. Thornshury. II. M 
-Mct^arty. T. Davis, J. \Y. Jones, J. C. Cam|dN*ll. 

Misjor H. J. lUnney 'presented a resolution as fqllows .' 
^lirtohed. That n eV.inmittei' • eonsisting of one uii.*mtair 
m>m curb of the States represented in Convention. 1 m» np- 
nointed hy thu President, for the purpose of recommend- 
-ing (after consultation with tlu* malingers and engineers k 
of the vurlous railroads already inude nml ill operation or 
in progress towards completion) the most suitable nnd 
proper gaugu or breadth between tin* rails, with a view Jo 
jt« adopt iun |or uil tlie railroad** wliieh may bcromdnirted 
ip tfie Southern and B’esteru Stater 

Adoptud unanimously. 

3|r. Uurweil. of Virginia, ehairmatl of tin* Uonttilitlce 
oil Routes. ri'lHirted. the ffillowiug : 

Htiolrtl. Thut tl|e Committee on lloiites regard the fol- 
lowing sy»teUi. of inii'inal impioveineu|s a* m>t oniy iiuils- 
peiisahle to thu devehqiemeut of tin* agricultural, com* 
mercltd aud mineral wealth of the South-western States 

aud eltleH, hut also ns essential (o the equality um| yiiity 
of the States of this confederacy ; uud tliay earnestly 
rc^imimeud the saute to the. patriotic consideration ot the 
Legislature and eUixuus of tlm South-western 8|a|es. 

J. ,A Nuthmul |ltoad t»» tlie Pm ifie Oceau ; Will* oije 
termlnqs on. the Mississippi river norfh and one south of 
j thu mouth nf thellhlu rlver.-au as lu.Mlvlde the advan- 
tages of .each I^uil'lts-eijuiilly jis possthtu among the differ 
I ent Status of the Union 

| 2 Tin' rioutli-wentern National Italiroml from Wash. 

Ington City, to New Orleans, passing through the States 
of Virginia. Tennessee. uud Louisiuua. roustitut- 

Ing the shortust practicable Rue of mail «mj,,iruv. | transit 
uud poushdtng of the fuRowlug oontiiiuons m tiwus noU 
und*'r cousiderallou. tp wit : 

The Klchiuoml aud Lynchburg Bailroad. tlh- Yiigiuiu 
aud TeuuesM-e road, the' Katt Teuuesnee and Virgiuiu 


wad,, the Georgia. and Alabama road, liy* Alabama and 
Tennessee river rond. tin* Hehim and Juckiion road the 
New Orleans nml Jackson roitd 
d. For lienlm ky .- -Tlie Memphis itnd, Lhuisvllle roatl. 
the l.oiiisvllli* and Nashville road. 

' ! 'ir.'I'uniiASe'.' Till' Memphis hull Louisville 'road ; 

^Imnphls and ('harlesthtl rond, the LouNvilfe and’ 
I Nashville rrtiul ; Hie Nashville and SqUlll-M estri n roiul . 

' and lliii rhinls einhrneed' in tin* Nalioiial route, ahnve re.* 
V ferivd to. - I. . 

•’ For AlAlinnin - -Tim M-diile aml Gjiln rond . ami tin* 
road* embraced In the National route rcft’rrcdilo. 

n For Georgia anil Florida— The Gulf rond. nr n eon- 
'tlnmilionpr the Smith West cm road of Georgia to pen: 
saeolii hay . tin* Florida aud Pciisnenla rond.j 
| ’ For Mls-lssippi— The Mobile and t>h|p rond, the; 

| NewOrlenns. Jnrk**on and Nnslivllle roml ; tin* NewOr- 
! Holly Springs and Ohio road; tin* Vicksburg iunl 
•luekMiii rond, extended Ii> Brandon u.-ishiard toward 

. Heh ua. ' y ’ o j 1 

s For Arkansas The Arkniiiiis and >lis«issip|,| vlvot 
r nd. from Fort Smith or Van Van Bltreti to Little Rock 
and Iheniv to White River, a ml* there divergliig to Mem- 
phis nnd Selma; a rond from Nerth-Kimtefn Texas, to. 
I.illle Rock'. ernstlVig'lted River at or hear Fill ton 
I* For h*niishina — Tin* NewOrleniG, Algiers. Texn*- 
nml El Pn*<J roml. Ilu* Ma.dlsoiivll|i‘ nnd .ini kf .,n roil’d, the 
. >li-kslmrg nml 1 Shreveport road, the NeWorleans and 
NnsJfHReiv.il, | ' K 

, 10 For Texas— The eonflnu.ltloii .of the NetvGrlcoiis., 
Gptdnusas. nnd El Paso yp(nl through Texi}* i 

II For url— The rnad from St. L**ull westwmu ; 

the lliiiilhat ahd SI. Joseph road, .] > 

«\!r. Cimuihcll of. Kentucky inftveil ilnit (|u, f.il|,,wlng 

r'.'ttles he placed on the St-heilule of n*ds. tivjvl.t^ 

I- rum Pnduenh. nt the mouth of the Tennessee river, to* 
the T''il nos. ee State line, and from Lmil*vifte.(n VmhienJi. 
t ■ interseet the Mid fhnrt NcwOrlcnn* to Mid.il, 
Avkqih'd. ^ • 

,Mr Durwell. in furor of the remilutioiiR. M*i|ke nt great 
length lie was In favor of a great trunk Kijilrnud from 
Mnshiiigton City In New Orlea ns, thrntlgh tf)e States of 
' V I rjf I nm. Kii si Tennessee'. Norih Alaimiim, MlsSlssIppi. fTTiTj*’ 
liouisiaiia. lie eoiitended that this was the shortest mail 
Mute from NewOrleaiis |o (he Atlantic cities ;' that It was 
•ty’ route • pointed nftt hy the savage nml tin*' huffnlo., 
mid that till* population juid prod ne lions contiguous 
then*t<» justified lis construction. After an rlnhontr 
siinimliig up the ninny peculiar advantages attending tlie 
const ruetioil’nf a rnail hy thiFpjitlte. tin* speaker passed to 
tlie eonslderntlon of tin* great contcinplateij ente^pHaex 
whleh nr,, to euuneet NewOrleau* with Oi*-' entuuu'ix’iai. 
marts of the R est..' \ 

Memphis, he said. Ts the grent ciiiitra 'of t^-nde for the 
South-West, nm] that It cim never be superceded hy any 
other. In view of this flirt, he would urg** the Immediate 
coifst ruction of Railroads to .bring (lie prpuiiet? of llie 
M e-i to Memphis. -whence. By the .Mississippi river, trans- 
portation to NewOrlenns was always imlntcrriifAed fndof 
rapid arcnmplis)nnent. 

It lin»i he«'ii shown, Jie said, that rapital in New Orleans 
wns.npt wanting. We iuol nlreatly abundance of capital, 
more In proportion to population than any. city on the 
(Milt blent. We wanted enterprise to open rapid rouiuiu- 
nleatlnn Ih*Ivi!ou thin and the Atlautie souilsuml— tluit 
the iiti|Kii-ts of New Orleans wer«* far inferir^* lo. her ex- 
ports, and that when the means i if rapid communication 
lad ween this and the Atlantic was established, this city 
would Ik* enabled to supply t lie traders of the Mississippi 
Valley By imports, and thus 1 m* enabled to retain tin* mil- 
lions arising from our exports and which ,nrc nnw~i>ouml 
into other cities of easier access. Rapid eoiiiyminieatiou 
with tin* citioa Of the North was’ tlie' great desideratum. 
Hy Ibis means we would avoid the ekpefiso and dangers 
of roast transportation, and that tlie iuil|jon's of expense 
wliieh the government Is roin|H-Red to sustain for tin* erec- 
tion of light-houses on tlie Southern coast would la* avoid- 
ed. We Would avoid the damages of tin* sea aud save’ 

• Him* nnd money hy the completion of tliese enterprises — 
llijit what the planter loses hy delay in getting to mar- 
ket. would build all the Ynilrdads ln Christendom. 

He spoke o(. the enterprise. of tin* North and said that 
.the profits of tlieir railroads arose, not from the facilities 
of communication with tlieir own territory, bht from the 
trade which they drawoff from us. We can excel! rhe 
North. We have resources 'they have not. and can bulkl 
road* cheaper thnn they can. 

That there should lay such a wonder as railroads — iron 
rivers, without diseomaon their hank*, without overflows 
and without crevasses — was a revelation for the South ! 
The Anglo- Ajacriraiih were a master race and had har- 
nessed tliat -grant engine of improvement to their service. 
“It •wax p lalMir ' saving improvement and Ihe'^meh’oT 1 
our race, although condemned to eat their bread in the 
sweat of their hrows. hy it* use had determined to eat as . 
much bread and sxVeHt us little ax jmssUiie. lie spoke nf 


at'liand to ronstruet them.- Improvements may be made 
wjUi slave labor, for it is cheaper than fh*e Ubor. nnd by 
c*w»strueting n»ads by means of the former. jthV cost of 
their construction is paid to our own ritixen ami remains 
to Increase the active capital among** ourselves .The dif- 
ference of cost in Yirginiu between free anil kiave Inlsir 
was ns two to one ip favor of tin* employment of slnvi* 
There was no advantage, he said, to' a community in' the 
employment of foreign laborer* to ronstruet ,our public 
works. Sueli a system carried money out of the rountry — 
InereiL*.^ crime— nndj ul)eii foreign |nhorar* Went from 
among us they left nothiug hut their demoralising influ- 
ence. a few cippty whiskey barrels and the remhraneu of 
tlieir virions courses. The wpnntli of this Viiinate. In* 
said.. wliieh would kill an irixlunftn. would only serve to 
bring lo tin* surface a ucgrne'a fragrance. ' Fijur negroes 
are equal to fire Irisiimen. and lx*sid**s. are not quite so 
handy with. tlieir fists 

The Speaker continued : He would hot remind the peo- 
ple of Louisiana that it was their duty to build railroad* 
for it whs their interest to do so. and that was a stronger 
motive than any moral suasion. 

The speaker harangued nt grant length, and. from want 
of *|wre. we nre enafiled to give scarce a synopsis of hit. 
entertaining und instructive diserfurse. He concluTlod 
with some remark^ going to prove tluit then* is no uecd of 
extension of territory on nerpunt of a surplus slave popu- 
lation ; that hybridism will absorb them, nnd a great pro- 
port imi'wouhi p«ss from the laboring to tlu* menial condi- 
tion, thereby I. leaning the slave aristocracy o! the coup* 
try. lie finished by paying tluit abolition excitemenfs 
must poon'eense to annoy us. for Hint the North finds it 
to their interest to cultivate friendly relations with the 
South ; that the tiuiu is coming when we can demand ab- 
olitionists as hostages', .and have them l>oxJd' upland 
mailed to order ; nnd that jt)ie North, iu exchanging the 
|uitroiiage and friendship of the South for thp friendship 
of l|ic abolitionists. Would make a damned had swap! 
The H|M*eeh was nveived with decided demonstrations of 
applause * 

Mr. Trlvesant then arose aud entertained the L'ouvon- 
t ion witli a very lively address, hut as tlie sutjstanre f>f It 
is eoiitnincd iu his printed address weforlieur lo repent it. 

Mr. J. K. Anderson of Yirginiu. offered the following 
resolution: 'X 

Hftolrnl. A* the sense of this Uonvdntioi) that a Rail- 
rasnl nnd Water -communication neross tin* Isthmus of 
Tehuantepec is of nutiounl imporfnnee, and *|M:clally no. 
to the whole Southwestern States. Adopted ulinniinously . 

(len. Ace. of Mlssiseippi. offered rasolutioiis.dho purport 
uf wliieh w\*rc, tluit the connection rif the Southeru At • 
lantir aNul Uaclflr oceans hy rnilraivd. was an event worthy 
of government favor and assistance ; tliat high .commer- 
cial considerations required. the construction qf this road, 
nmrtlint Congress cannot make a tietter disposal of tin* 
public domain flying iu t’aliforuiu than for this under- 
taking : tlml the I H*st mute is froni San Diego, or San 
Francisco, through El I’hxo «to Texas ; and tlmt a com- 
mittee 1 m* appointed to meuiomlixt* Congress on the sub- 
jetd; miking nn .appropriation of fifty .uriliiona of acre* of 
lund for building' tltis road; and tluit n^ouimitteu of 
three be a)qmiuted to prvsent this memorial to Congress, 
etc. These resolutions, ufter u warm debate, were laid 
over to six o'clock this (yesterday) evening. , 

The following Were offered by Col. Campbell) of NuwOl- 
leans ; m''* 

H ’l,e mu. Tlu* city of New Orleans is the great eominer- 
eiul not only v o( Louisiauu. but also of the States 

of the great valley drained liy the Mississippi river; aud 
whereon, the Stafe* nf Arknnsas. Mississippi.. Texas and 
the at hern within said valley have «* direct an interest as 
Louisiana, in the facilities offered to lioth the foreign and 
dohiestic commerce whirh naturally m-eks New Orleans a* 
nn-pniporimn for horter. dtmlhutlnn or expoiiraud where" 
a*, the ninratiini! outlet of thu product* and importations 
of the Smith-west Is within the jurisdiction of the State 
of Louisiauu, and us u consequence, all gianls nnd commod- 
ities exported nnd imported through that ehaune) are nf- 


fectod by lUT laws, which may encourage or impede the 
growth. eojiuiierelUl prosperity, military strength aud po- 
litical |>owwr of the States of tlio valley of the Mississippi, 
thus rendering her morally responsible to them for tie- - 
passage of such law* us will uucouruge. enlarge uud 
strengthen tin* commercial and social Rile rusts qfjne vast 
section of tla* confederacy f therefore, he it ^ 

Hrsolrnl. That thb Convention, representing the States 
interest! *!, respectfully but earnestly rtvilifai tlie Legistu- 
ture of Louisiana to ri*|>eul and alsdish all laws, either 
*lutl)tory or |uinxtUut)unal tliey liayu uuupted wipyh may 
Is 1 in confiiet with the spirit Of the lon'goitig'praamlih'. 
and thut they will adopt such other law* as may be neces- 
sary to pnimote harmony of action aud unity of effort 
on the |strl of the Smith-western. States in ennstructing 
?lip|i u grant svstein'"T»Rallrontts a» will fanliUnte their in- 
trrrourne with tlieir natural rouiiilerrlal emporium, und 
that the Legislature In such manner us their wisdom may 
designate, do promote 'the Imnu'diate construct junior a 
ureal trunk Ruilrou.l. Icmlinu North and West fnan New 
Orleuii*. upon wliieh the various brunch Railroads of this 
and Ollier States limy Is* engrafted The foregoing were 
laid over to (hp evening .session 
The Convention th<m Mityourjftfd lo dx iiVlwik r * 

KVK^Ntl SESSION. ( . . 

The resolutions of Colonel ('iimpMI wer«* called up. 
The motion to lay them on the table wu« withdrawn. Tim 
question being tjikeu tliey were a»|^J»ted uiiuuiluously ; 

Under the ru«H.lutl<>u of Major Biinhey. approved dur- 
ing the Morning ’Hesdon the CiiHtr appointed the follow 
a^iggeatleUM'h 

Major II J Itaqiiey of l«n . John Nfarlln of Ark . I'hi- 
llp J. Weaver of Ala . Mewrx Luiidrum of Fa . Campls'll 
of-Ky., Sheppard Drown ttf’MIsa . Clmuleau of Ml . Ilrim k 
(uy of Ten u . John F Mills of Tvzua aud llurwell of V» 

.Mr, Chouteau of Ml introduced the fallowing 


.Hnnlml Tlml tlm obstruction* of till* navigation of the 
Upper MlHsl.-s.ppF caused l.v rh.* H. - Molncxanfl Knek 
River Rapides, are sm;h ns loraiftllra llie Inmie.Rale netlon 
or Congr. s*. i 

He o/nd That the oh-lruellon It, the navigation nf the 
ttldo River at the Fall* m ar Louisville, R v ami the Canid 
around them ncnl iinnuullate improvement 
Itriohnl. That the enlargement of said Cannl to meet 
the want* Of commerce deserves tlie serious ami prompt 
netioiiuf our Nntioiinl Legislature 

Ihsolml. 1 hut Hie Senator^ and Represent at Ivcx lit Con- 
ures*. Im* and they are hereby re., nested to bring this sub- 
ject to thu miisl, lend fan of llnngre/*, 

•Mr Clandea ii offered the.fnRnw log In addition 
/Mrrf . That the haw id thu Iiiouih nf Hie Ml**ls*lp|il 
rlVer are a grenl ohMnielhm to hAtflmei, . mol that the 
■'Alne shiaild he removed a* dooii a* poselhh* 

Mr “I ■ y nm, it.kr.l Iriiv.. to r.lT. r II,.*. 

try Hr M K-tl, ; 

till- n lit, ..nil 

ni>|in.|irl»ll»A -liunlil !«• , units l,v l„r r, 

Mu* oliqtru.'tioii* t" the navigation «»f Re,| riv, i 

A , ! l ' l -i!'Jlt.tt I!'. lllllill* Jm luy,Jti„ I In 

tnt.tr Till. rut,. ,vrt. tilkiui t,y K1:lt,.- rnlli.W, Ay,.. 

Slurl.l- Mi-Hl-,l|i|il. Tim it T, v|r K lnl„ N „,. 

Ilruntln, MG»unrl.2. At it, n nn Arkiui.u,. unit 
not yotipg 

, '" H "lttUon" were received a* a part or tile plot 

* A einmhunieatlnii iYo\n ‘tlbv. Iliuvni wn* received ami 
spread Upon the iirii1ut.es. ' , • 

N Tho I'esi >lut i'lp/'i’. stf Ilifneirid Aee. of MixsDsippl. wore 
called up. njnl on motion laid on tin* table 

llosolutloii* of thank*. were Void I to Gleinly llnrke. A 
D ('roxsmnn. J D.’ll. pellnw. Lieutenant M. D^ Maury of 
'Vmhlnnlmi.lt C . i;,.l. At„.||. II. m K.lwiml ihit,.». M r 
. Mini in of Arkn ns uxt and tlm reporte rs of (J„> pri'ia for 
GfeTr stprvlros In tills Convention and ordered to In* puli-* 
fahe.j among' the reports of this Convent inn 
A 'resolution iv.i* carried culling , upon the lion. Win. 
llurwell for n atopy oT Ids addras* iiedompaliying-hi* report 
a* ehnlnmiu of the Committee on Route*, and tliat R he 
pidi]|*hed with tin* nr(*i»ni|»npyluR (lm*uinoiit*. 

The Convetit|bu then n*IJouVned >ni* dir 
s *P=- . - - ’ - 

TcK'gnijtliic Items, 

Bn Hr lJro|iltj» (g'Utrlln) 

Further from Europe— Particulars by the 
Atlantic— Interesting from France aud 
Oermany. 

,o N»;w Yon*. Jail. 0. 

The following Items of European news, nre brought hy 
tire steamer Atlautie. .v 

Fa.vxr»;.— Louis Napoleon* ■ propositions hare 
ceketl wBli m»«Tr by « very large majority nf Hu* French 
people Tlie election generally passed off very- -quietly 
In the arondissinicnt*. inhabited nmlnly hy working peo- 
ple, then*, was a large majority for Louis Ni»iW>luoii. wlillo 
in those when* the'lnfiilenee or the nobility predominated, 
tin*, vote was neutralized The total majority for-ftbiil* 
Napoleon is stated as high n* raven millions (?j, it iir-r,*. 
ported that. 'several -other General* have Is en arrested. 

VI el or Hugo Inis escaped to Reigiuin. 

Notea.,cpfnplalnlng of the dangerous support given to 
political n*fugc!*s in England, have been presented to tlu- 
Foreign Ofilee hy the representative* or Russia. Austria, 
amt Other States of Germany It In intimated that Eng- 
1 l*h men will not lie able to travel’, without Inconvenience, 
iu tin* Austrian terrttbrles. so long as past coinplnlntVare 
unheeded J)j. the English Government. 

Large sums of money arVfarwnrdcd from London to 
Hungary, much of which has fallen into the hands of tin* 
Austrian Government. 

Tiie Arch Duke Albert lias entered Buda and Pesth. 
and assumed the rains of Government. 

Late advices from Morocco state that the Emperor re- 
* fusses to sign the treaty with France, and that Im is actu- 
ally marching upon Tangier with do 000 tns»ps. 

Injtotne, the vote or the In sips was largely in favor «.f 
Nnpolcnn. ■' ... 

Liverpool Markets. 

On Monday, the 22d. there wh* an Inerearad demand in 
tlw Cotton market, and the sales reurlied 7600 hales at Im- 
proving rates, the decline quoted two deft previous Wing 
fully recovered Breadstuff* were declining, and Flour 
was fid. jxV l*arral lower. 

Prometheus Affair— Mr< Webster's Letter— 
Mr. Olay. 

» Wxxhisotoh. January 6. 1862. 

There i* ovpry reason to belleTe that tin* 1'rometheu* 
affair will lead lo a lwtter understanding, and that no 
llritish force will hereafter be stated at San Juan da Nica- 
ragua Mr. Webster ’s dispatch on the subject i* hlghjy 
■Wjxjkfin 't#r*T l t , 'lff iTTWs a lilgli spirit aud bear* “a lofty" tone, 
»Mr. Clay's heklth Is Improving, and , he expects tmday 
on Mr. (!larke's .resolution .on the policy of the United 
States relative to intervention In the nffnlrs nf foreign 

gqxarmnantit, ..... m •, n+tocsstMOAFt*-: rr, imlOu'? 

Introduction of Kossutli. 

Washiwoton. January flth. 1862. . 

In the Senate yesterday Mr. Crawford inbred Hint the 
discussion of business be suspended for the reception of 
Governor- Kossuth. Kossuth then entered the Senate 
ohamher and whs introduced, by General Shields in the 
following words : -Mr. President we have the honor to in- 
troduce Louis Kossuth'tothe Senate of the United States." 
The President (lion invited him to a seat in Urn Senate, 
when the Senate adjourned. The members were then 
personally Introduced to Kossuth by Messrs. Seward nnd 
Shield* - f, 

New York Markets. 

N»:w Yomk. January 7th. Noon. “ 
There is a steady Cotton market tills morning, but the 
demnud Is inactive. Cbm has been quiet nt 66c. prr ' 
bushel, for mixed Westeyu. Lard lx held at 0‘ 4 c. ,wr lb 
Rio Coffee, 8*^c. per lb. 

January 7th Evening. ' 

Cotton^hax b«jp rather quiet during the day 4 , nnd tli'* 
rales are limited tqfiOU baies nt 8*j(c. fur middling Orlenns ' 
and 8' t e. for middling Uplands. Flour-lias xpldnt steady 
prices. • Fork, Bei-f ami Lard nn* qiilet. Frelgiits Hr«* 
steady— A^otton to Liveniool. 6-32. | 

Ohio River— Markets. 

Cincinnati. .Jan. ft. 

Tin* river here is now falliug, aud iias receded 22 iuelies 
dqring tin* Inst 24 hours. Tlie demand far Flour has been 
limited to-day at previous rales. Whisky is dull at 14>, 

/n> U\f c gallon. I>ard 7 J * (a) 7 », e jb /or Prime 
Ales* |*,.rk>12 119 T bbl. 

Particulars by t|ie Cambria— Success of 
Louis Napoleon. 

The 'following items of Kuro|>enn iuteliigence wen- 
brought hy tlie Cambria : 

The resignation op Lord Palmerston is attributed to dif- 
ficulties in the Cabinet witli regard to the policy of tie- 
British Government in the 'present condition of affairs on 
the continent of Europe. 

The Queen of Spain was .jeliverad of a Princess on the 
20th of December. • , * - 

Franco— Louis Napoleon— New Press Law. 

The election continues to engrans a large portion of tbc 
public attention. - . . 

liOUls Na|M»leon lias- Ih*«*ii triunq>hant everywhen*. 
Many of the imprisoned Deputies iiave hccu liberate«l. 

The new law far.the regulation of the presk requires all 
publishers of journals to deposit n certain suul with the 
Government us security for good couduet. 

Tile Count-tie Mouteliiinbert is spoken of us Jikely in i 
become a luemlNT of the Cabinet. - 

England— Money — Failures. 

The bullion In tlie Rank of England! according to the 
last, statement. ,i* over 17.OtW.UOO pounds sterling. 

Messrs. Barkley. Buchan k Sweet* nu extensive iron 
house in Glusgow. have sus|»ended payment Their lia- 
bilities are nlsmt A‘70.000. Messrs. Hilaries. Iluruiu k Go. 
have also failed for about tlie same amount. 

« Liverpool Markets. 

Reef has been In letter raquest ,nt steady prices. Pork 
Kcarcc.'.hut not in demand. Bacon steady. Laid is un- 
changed. Oils advancing. Sugar declined Uti )t cwt. 
Trade in Manchester steady. 

Steamer Sunk. 

v -* • ^ Cincinnati. Janurry 8. 

Tlio xteaiuljoat Dunkirk sunk thi* morning forty miles 
Mow St. Is*uU. No lives wera lost. She wa* bound for 
NewOrlenns.. 

NewYork Markets. 

NkwYomc. January H — Evening. 

Tln> rot ton- mxrket'ttax'hwtrqnlfcr. -With raTesof lwcr 
hales. Flour luis Is-aD In moderate re*|ue*t, and 7000 l*»r 
rcls huve sold at $4 d2J*t®4 -68 $4 iairrul. Corn — 2n<MW 
bushel* nt 06c. Mess Pork I* iu fair drinand at full 
prices Of Rio (toffee. 3600 bags' sold at auction t«»-d»y at 
7'nfa) 7?{c. H 1 lb lor ordinary to priu»e. and the sale wa* 
atupiK-d. , . . i 

Kossuth. 

IVaiiiinoiwn. Jan. 8. 

Kossuth (* to la* presold tu-uight at the uu-etiug of the 
Jucksou A«*4* intiou, during the celebrpliuii of the suul 
versary of the .list tie of Nt-w Orlwue. 

i)Q ttR fftorxr tWr*t(iu thir, 

WasRinuion.' j»qu iwy 0th ( 
»e vend uieuilK*!* of l^ougress. ftroin different Stales a* 

. writ a* deh*galloiw from legislature# aud S|M*erliei have 
been made on both sides The correspondent of the B«v- 
ton Atlas writes from Vienna, that Ko***uth , s' imdlfrl M-A 
ut Pestli. ou the 12th Doc. 

Henry R. Ball, a well known auctioneer of Baltimore, 
commuted snlulde t Ills morulng. »*y blowing out Ids brain* 

w it h.u pistol. '. 

Ohio River. 

. Pittmphu, January 0. 

Tie* rlvi’r 1»x« fi*|len six Inyhra siuw mein to-day • 

Weather IrcexJug 

l«oiqsvii.i.K — TlteraJira nine feet six Inche* water in the 
elianuel und still ’ falliug The steauiltoat Kiuplre State 
uud Ii II Winslow have left for New Orleans. 


OalifomlaJtUms. | of the ruling rat. 

Wc make the following extracts from a eoummnlentln-,i I r ' T l’Hmi* lot* 'from 

nddrcaanl by |)r. J. R . Tnuk to Urn fWWiffnrtWfftff Tran- 1 h 
•eript Dr T. has lately made -Min** vnhinMc gefthrglnd ***** *** sex 

dlrpirvarlra III CnllfimiiM r- j hronght Iha ndvanred fat< 


I. , ’ n ‘ n, f “ r P r ''*ent . f will rail you? at- wJT.ZZ. T JT. ^ 

Ke i f viV ' " r «»'" '"-‘Hot 'nm iam*- ! ^ ^ 

« i . f ? ,Tn h " A«»"riean to III.* Mok! liimiif, Vmi 1 I«IONfl-Tbf Provision markei 

Ii. med lilnce tbxt7 1^11*1 Vi? ‘ho fir, ' *»r«*mely dull appearanr* during the 

tlh* fret, and Il ls with |i|i n«ure G.i. n..« i iK’n thx rcnponlnfr »,f G.e .mt„, 


rather bmsv.and fit Lotff. bn* sold Utter 
frtshel Rran has bacti scarce, and m * 
hrotight Hi* iMlvaii^ ||^— 

There ha* no tfa* market 

u eck 1 * receipts »rf Com Dfl.no CuM«ji 
PROVI fllONfl— Thr Provision market 


h pleasure at tiiU time that. I i. . | 


W4»r.W"t io tin* pn'Mle. li,n,;;h yrntr p.. .'*; a „jn 

. I . I I ! 1 ,,M r "frtaunRy 1,1 large, and limn- mu 

tWllUrly t„ .till ,1,. rl ;„ r . 


tppearance during the week, owing, In ft 
apim-bcnrion* of an over supply, conra* 
•^opening rff ‘the M|»per river* to nwvlga- 


!'!?:. ) ' 4 Vn * ^ 'R-pnrad of at >18 (g) , I 

» V 4 T ,n ' 1 Mr ~ 1» Ml. Hrw, 

without in*ftcrf Inn — ... ’ 


ji . m.rty .. ttv sZr . 


nn .| -•■■• ••••* •*■"•! niew a* you arivniire r " r •'* H "Od fl7 60(}jf8 (S) f„ r Prime with a sale on 

Ate « <*. .. 2 

Xt III run her south Of till* point. Rxenti the principal sales that we hate noticed were 60 

I have ugh of lid* min. ral lip in this fni.lnm.i ''’"’kx l'iRrie BHfticrt ftltlfv*^ »1 7‘^/Sflf kml 16 Trerr*#'ir-^r 

J'l l"o mill's III leiiglli by about ' nn/mllr ^ tliXij j" ''" r ' 1 K' "' cltn.tnM, ,lnll. t.„, 
t bora i* *rnre,* anv otln v mek in this vicinity, bid It !■ bean! report • of nne or two large operations, of which I ha 


to tierae* llama, 

w nominal at 


;J two mil. 8 1., leiiglli by about on!* mile In brradM, ! ' nT,n,ft " baen extremely dnll. but we hav* 

!. tl, «r r r n, . , ‘ rnrk 1,1 n,lrt vicinity, but It lo r «’P"rtx ttf nm* or two large operations, of which I ha 

i ^ n . K pnrprMBrs ; b, („rt. Il.er'., are bill Particulars have fr -n xuppraxmal. On Thursdar \V) bbl. 

IU mile. nnrUiof l!t<. 'O.ivi, H !,"?/«.! ; * 1 ^ * "' Th- "‘wk l» Inw. K'o.t.m 


'"..Ktwra: tu fmi,, „„ru, „r w,, &. * !>• t 

f “£" W ""•'•-Iv.- I< "f » till,. Brain, rim I „ (tin- | .,]. lln * t"’"l«M IK® 

till I Mrr liuri- l„ Mr MrUrl.l,. , l„. Inlinuti. I , ,l11 ' » ral" of n i,rlm- Ir 

I|" irrj Hill IIIIITI. .. Iiml ,.fit II tnt# tntt-kft 1'lltr draft', I- Thumlnv. »IJ| i., 

1^ mm- » hit.- nml li'ttlily trj-.l.llii,- ; ,< n |, ' 

«.»*!>•' vl.ni.Um »nili-t>. .Iilclt will nmnr.rr w,-ll l„r „rnn- 1111 K ~T1ra ,lMn.na h 


"nl.trr t,n. t„„„ ah , Kyauq I, r^r. „ m 

will, « mil. of n Man Id, „f 100 .kr-, „f |l„. 


in, ntnl |im-|,i,nw. |( wu.-li nn .rtli-lir l. m|<ilnnL nr r,-r I __ 

' An hit,ri-«tlnn ,'nln, In tl.'l, itl.trlo, .Itnntrit "T, mVs'kT 2" ‘ 

ft.!SL r r'!" "’TrST'"-. 1 n"'', 1 " ,,lU """ft"" it t< in\Vi-wi'<k T(»VuB v''ra ]1 'JS M Wl Hr 

ni Snlpbui Spring hear Hie present. Indian cnniu.pmnd rraeiy offere.l at 17 • f . «U d , rrm ” f1 7^* h » T » been 

. ,.4rw.. «.*, ..,.,1 

enoiigli tot, quire Hu* ii/«> of such remedies. .This pliue « ! ^ ^^INU AND ROPE— Only a very limited hnsIncM 

" ill In ttitliiil nn n . lint nit.l,. nml |,lin,n U t r.-li.-nt, Imliji l.ut J' ’’ imS'mV' , !" th "* »«tW* nt prarl.ni. rnh-T 

m n iVffi ‘ T " 1 '<nU. l.'.l with ■; raJlni; ^n B Th n *J , ^ 6?< ® a - , *« '" T K "I»'- 

jn ?r,'“ "■•"""'ft'- - tuii ,,t„.-,- I, Sraw -rain ' rl1 " •'■•'K f-'miprl.r-’Bl'KO I'li-tm- .mt 

liniiiiinble. frith lor drinking and Imtlilng Tin* use nf tin* ‘ " 

R * uindb n r '"' 1 showing strottgry , rt^NV RAGS— ftmali parcels continue to MlVt oi-/» 

l- nn.U,-nl Vnlnn. Ttii-mi wprtngn ,-r,ul,l. u III, „ irllllnK i-i 11 tmt w,- y.rt lil-nr nf nn mlg, ImnrTtnnr- 
! ! *’ Ik ’ : " " IiiwUUb... ■ : BALt-Jllin.lMl. mm nf Mtwnritalt wim Ut 

/h Hirer a Tlicv are two tlivnree . , , | •■ii.liicr in II l,l '" h ‘ }* rack for om-faurth to one-third Filin Krran 
Dorado county lit the present time; two nr three tnaFrieil hand* thw rnleafbr l<lverpf.ol havo been 86/Sit (S 

* H" already fr*eji rrRevnl from the holy bonds .1 }} w k to * Coarse and Klim. A cargo of 3300 ’bn.Lu 

m etilcM’k in I hat nnrt of tin- State, Miq-j Inge, we fr*licve. ■'Lmi*uii Salt, sol.l I hy auction, early In tlio week at 16 a a 
is considered n clvll oantrflct in that quaiier hiishel.' ^ 

..MyT'ii - Thwi'*t# itmlaHjr nwri- ratlin - ({OKfUB-r-TIlii owning of Ui'o «'rat.-rn rtrara 1... t„, 

A - - u-w. 

slralut upon their Inclination*, nml nothing to do |.ui tin* large st«»ck on hand, 1ms produced hut little effect on 
imixe.ujnn the richest pasturage In the world. Tim nn- prices. Tlie wiles of tlio week reach about 1(1000 frur* filn 

>!*«-?.> - -mT 5 fS/S 


; r™** "f 100 nf tl," fnrm-r nn 

TKtlfwln,. fctJl q,, . 

It It'K -Ttra .lrarana tin. bran thnllM. >n,t 11m „„| r „!. 
i „ tl "! ” h *’'' h '"'* "f th. w-rtf 


Ur. Mnrcli twy« the bent uiire for liviUfleH in 
to discharge the *crvaut girl In his oplnmn, there is 
nothing like " Hying around ' In keep the nenmn* synteni 
fr.»m fr eoUilug unaliuug .Homg women thlnirth.-y w«ul 


ii bn(\» n i P^rtx contlnne to x.1lVt 

i»M. but we yet hear bf no xalu. „f. any importance 9 

0, ‘ r « o ""‘"i. of Liverpool Pal t went ht 
MfftOli V ra« k for one-fourth to ono-thlrd firm. From 
.second liands-thn niles far LIvcFjiool havo been 86/S)t 00 
rack for Coarse ami Fine A cargo of 3300 bnshela 
.Nassau Pnft. sold hy auction, early in the week, at lfte ?t 


tmixediMUthe ricliost pasturage In the world. Timm-, prices. Tin* sales of the week reach abouUflOfX) frur* nm 

iuVnlllli d To ^ r " U “ n , r i wp, l fanned, large- sized amt (Including 5100 taken yesterday.) at 7 W/a84 M bTI* nbi 
■urptuwU in beauty and ,Rtreug(h hy none lu America , . i. u r g * .’fcfa)o4 V Ih far old 

brounli f Ykfit u r rt earner* tiil.-h arrira.l at w- »■ l. n J -' 1 ' . haTln K ‘ M * n r, ’«U«ed only 

In -Sll , , P! ,w, ' » 1 ir'' I i r-.H' oi viiwM h..„. r..„,ab * Th.-#e ? r ,n ' Kl " mt ’' !«** A further cargo of 3600 bags has.ar- 
\ Mi rtght i»r ten days. Thcsa fret* r ' y,,<x lnn " u ** — l.niwwt. sinea 


show that the tide or Immigration is rapidly increasing the 1st of September, 172.2U7 bags. The stwk 'ln'n'r'ir 

III SST'r . C A"" 0 «J K,,, "'“ A ^''dleman Just arrived hand*. Inst evening, was about 86.000 hag* , 
nt ( nlonla. ghu# the News an account of a lynching nffnlr t’ANtn i-’H \v„ i..«. » • , T 

that. iN'ciirred in Gnrson Valley on t he 20th s....t5mb.*r u , W 1 ‘ t h "T* not,r,,< l rale* of about JOOO boxea 

I seems that tw.. men. named John 'Wilson and Green »»***»*% -tht weak nt lb. the Ut- 

* raveling in ronnecllon wlih n train nf omlgrniits t®Wrafr t’»ly f«*r small lots and good hramls 

fa'",b.i C ! " n ! , , a *V , T‘ ,,r1 ' ! ud , rtlght diiflculty HAY — There have been some small sales of If.* are 

the day fr-farv the train arrived nt thu Fourteen MR,* /^are •« ..... . L . * "V M 

D-si rt Tliat night lleu-by eanttl upon Wilson In I I* 221 ^ V Xm f r {)ri[ln *n to Prime Wratnm and 


Imuilgriition I* rapidly iuereaslug | 


[ seems that tw.. men, named John \Vllson and Green 
Mensby. traveling In connect ion wit h n train of emigrant* 
from Michigan nml .Missouri. Iind sonic slight difflciiRv 
tin* day frlon* the train arrived nt thu Fourteen Mile 
Desert That night lleu-by rMtil) upon Wilson in his 


j i uni.' ''i*'*i, ,iiison in ills l v . ... ,*• 
e, p. nnd shot him with n revolver, uf which Wilson died I : ' orn " jr "- 


the u,*xt ilny. Wliile Hi.* emiqmiiy were engaged in )u- 
icrrtng the nmialn* of tlieir murdered comrade, n parly of 


LIM K— -W« have henril of no sale* ««C , 


* Ii f • •ruinti (n iitn'm n l^rty -f rates fn.m secoml Imnrtr have been $\ 10©*! 

im Jm : m"! jr- ^ ti.™.-*™*. * * H . 


ing mad.* nequniute.l witli tlie eireiim*tanees, propum*d to 
bale Hensley tried for the murder. Aecrdlngly. n Jnry 
was called, tile prisoner seb .-ling three nml the enilgmtils 
lliG'.* After lienring all the rii-ciinistnnre*. thu Jury 
i"un.| liini guilty nnd sentenced Idui to fr* hung iuiiii'rilU 
ntely, Preparations linving fr*eu Oumploted, the sontepee 
wa* carried at oliee Into effect. Hensley wa* from Mis- 
souri. and R ilsou from IliUsdnle county. Michigan 


LEAD—' There have from no transaatkiM in this article 
HEMP— Wl* have nothing yet to report, 

TALIiOIV— Thare have lmen no salts of any moment 
and quotations nre nominal. 

LARI) Oils— Wo have noticed a aalo of 46 bhlsat 66- g 

irnlliin 


i ,n T., • — r FREIGHTS— Th« Freight market has been rather more 

i * D ii P’.V ' T HCnt ll,c J' nun R CoilHtnblu »nd during tho*Wk we m.tirod 'five American 

! V'^ulnte Sextus the Flftli on ships taken for Llverpiml nt 7-lfld. and two or thre„ hhm.k 
his advancement. The Pope Imprudently raid: “Arc vesA.l* nt runa.1 for Brt ^ 

then* so few in >*ii iu Spain that your King semis hie due „ 1 “ .W* 1 *' r ( nUon : nho - on Thunalay. a ship for 

w ithout « fr nni ? ’• -' Sir." said tin* fierce Spaniard. Mf ,I * vrfi nt nf * ' CBnt f«»r Gotton, add yraterday two 
SSlJSVTV', ‘i 0,, Wi ,,,H, y*»u in.nghi-d «»r Llverpord at 7-10.1. and one for AntwarpAt I Kt 

,,H ^ n ^!' M ’ W, ! ul ‘ l d f, uhtless have deputed a for Got loir, nnd 40* for Tobar.ro * 

g<Hit to you. and unt n gentleman. ' nvninvnufl 

_ KX0IIANGH8— Extmno dullness has prevailed In tba 

^TTC mnrkCt * na 'WTtotlntluua have been diffi. 

Board of Health. cult, uyen at much reduced rate* : 

LIST (If IVTKKMKNIK IN TIIK nrr nf Nf.W ORUUNK. W-rtlUR MMMMW. 

fc.tl,. tv.iik .ntllni J.dbb.v b, is.,, Vran ra fi IB/fflAV 

Ai.ij.l.iy a fr„r,Kl,l,, , BowTork S*W4tii* BUS 3)ra'A3a « ,.rdk-' 

I tegfr 1 -*'--: 8l « hl amktmOtwrnk 3L 

(•Itobrs li.r, .III I ' ' ' ' " “ * V V " J. ’ — >m 


mr ,i.s ,v * * r r a .1 1 a g a, rrnnes 

A|s.pls*y n Kstsr. Shiii .... . NewYo 

o1 • “iwtrudktr.i.L sight c 

(.'SivuImmx , lailRnuiuijUia 1 

Croup.. I Meftiuiriti* . 

UrsbHu. J . 

(■Is.lsrs v , » l Mil A«r ' I 

rvi.Trn.^n, ....’ I Pusiunoni* .V.'. V.'. *. I ‘ 1 ' i '. 1 *. i Arrll 

pis.iriti* j.. 

Dutrrh.rs ivrt.iMt. ' , IIOJ 

,,f Mlirsi Vt.iv* i 1’hirRiiu.am.. . During 

tew* * m.ra.nRiiRu,,...: J, Jr.,' * 

-^ifmrrrrrr. s iqjiu. inau ^ * PWV' 

|,rn * ta "* titsiMi i Mriiuir a f n i r 

wM' w"' IjH.ilrW# (ful lhra.il) i u , 

Knlsrltis a HtUlbom i Sheep ( 

I'.itif r" t 'itlilia 1 ToumUUU \ 

Ms’.Parsrt*!,, I Trl.ir w. *..'>. 1 Br.Kr C 

K* vvr,Tjr|.W4 — ||\Vw.hkI (Pmstnn.) *'. *'’*,•* j 

Of IhMA 14 wsrs un.br lo y*«r., ku.i *. A.‘ lii«TKR 

IJHT OF /NTKRMKNTH In'tDK CITY OF LAKAYEfiTK, MlLCM 
For* Hie Wsek 'sailing January ,B,* ISO, Oaltki 

A|"i|tls»y . . , F#v#r/Tyujm«. 1 BT — LL 

Bum ....... V. I IVvor, Tvlih.ii.l — 

IImIu. IMrsms ,4. 1 Lungs, fung-diou nf , NCW 

I T.l.'iut. -i 

S3S8:::;:; fSfcjr-'* 

>■■■!.:. :.'| tv..,.„,i ( i.rai n , j. »•«*; 

r Total Kail U 

. (»f lii»>s M wrrr un.Ur lo yrnrs. nnd ti r.Jorsil. A. IIHSIKU. (Jena* 


rrnnes A 14£i4!K 

NowVnrk •Ixty-ilnr Hill. ‘JUfli, « 

} 8l * ht Cl ”* k * «•' NrwYcrk ? ci. dlra 

a NEW OELK ANR CA TTU NAUR. 

Jr.ircnsoN City, 1 
Friday Evening, January 1863. / 

, Arrived during the past weak 078 head at Beef Oat tl* 
j 217 ItKRA, K2H Ahrap. OU Itmra, too Ultra, and Yrartlnga' 
l Bttrlnj tho rarlj part i,f the wrak Utr market waa but 
pmrty aoppeM-irtth Mock ; Toil Him la. atnoc y..terdar, 
I a fair "apply of Wcrtcm Bmtm ndertas— *111 Hofa, 
| Hbraj, mol Veal CaUle cnpttnuo mmrec. , 

i tWraternt '■■ «— ^«- ^ ^-|~t 

S ii..,.,:: 

SlSi-coWi:: Stef 

Calves and Yrarlino*: 00 f kt nifl 

! New Orleana Wholetale Prioea Onnwit. 


Ik mill, .n 

ta-l.llllv ...... A 

KiilrhU* ..J,.'. 


NEW ORLEANS MARKETS. 


OilkirriAN Aovo. * rr OiTK'i.. ) 
Hatunlay Morning. January 10, 1852. } 
Our mnrket low presented a tqlerutyy active npprarniirr 
during tlie week Jqst vlo^d, and in our great staple. Got- 


(UnxytiLLy o oBB«f?nu) «vwr 

A rinin. t AiNN I "a^T^* j; 

hBaSTwii-'t. -..Ja.i'l! r” 

IlnlrKwpct V®' T*r, fe t M ■ m . 

K^nl^ky ~ ftlf- Fin" 1% JJJ 

Nortl.eru ...... -r — — — KmJii. i <m * * 

Hr**wmx,Vnl ' , 1 JhmH.'.'.'.'. : 

YeJI'tw . j... VS S3 > Hperm, wiule 


wur market lirw presented a t(jerubly active i.pp«mraiiee r 1 " 

during tin* week Ji\st elotH'd, and In our grent staple. Got- Inks ..!l • no 7 no 

ton. especially, thu transaction* have fr*i*n large, nnd at W “ °° 

slightly improving priees. Sugar and MoUuBh>* have cm vV.J J S' -1 

tlnuud tolerably steady, aud Tolmcco in limited request nwM,Vtwtk..j— ss - so 


In Flour nnd M’estern prodoco hut little has boon done W 


since the telegraph infartiind us of the resumption of navi- |lt»vuu*,K. pr.ir. I 

gallon in Hie Ohio and upper Mississippi rivers. H ^ |~ » 

The next steamer by Which we niny expect Utef F,u- Iasjwjra — — — 

ropcan account# is the Asia, which was to leave Liverpool choualute, Vfc 

far NuwYorl^on BaturdrtJ.' tin* 3d Inst. ' L - to 

UOTT’ON — The puldication of the Africa'* (lews Inst Capper, V R> - . 

Saturday morning, though It' was unfavorable, seemed 'to filAuiV.’- - - 

have no effect upon our market*. and the sales of that und du. vriluw m-tsi - »J 

Hu* fallowing huslnesa day (Monday) summed up sonic * ""^nf.N.^ir.i - 40 

16.600 1 wles. at very full prices for nil qualities. On Tne ’ — "sj 

day .morning we inhl liefore'our renders tlu* fuvonihlu ne- A.l*m«iiiiK 

counts hy the Atlantic, which' strengthened our mark' t ' U 


No. II — » 

tapper, *».. 

Hrsxirii' > — VI 

Blinathlag — : 

d". yellow ia-t*l - H# 
t'aadles. V ■ 1 

K|i#,ni,N. Ilr.ll'1 *— 40 | 

ilQ.'Nsatorhst. . 

Tallow - S# 

A'lamtttlli.ir.... 


doJ1Mgs4W4 - l - IV 

Uf.fror.ORiwbx* — 10 -If I’aluto, 

i.Vr. do. K*4-4 -r S# — 10# Vcnnlfiou, ®tb. — |S 

“ !u ~ A fr*d.rPd>f#0* I M 

Hi* * a Cheek* - 0# - I# .lo. wJkita.A«.. • SO 


."...nil ti; lilt: n.iamtu, niu.'ii riruiigiiicucii our mark, i fovdngc, Hi . 1 1 

"till more, aud the combined sales of Tuesday.. iVednimlgy AbwHI*. IV q Jjt# 

nml Tiiursday were fully 24.600 bales, j.riees closing nt an KumU !’!*'.?!'. none. 

advanenof *4 /5D 8* of ft runt, the improvement fa-tag great- ^ <0# u 

e*t upon- 'Good Ordinary to Middling Fair. Yesturdpy V Cena»T — -- 

there was also a brisk Inquiry, which resulted in sales of ~ ** ~ M 

7600 1 tales at full rat«*s, making a total for the week of ■ Northern I 00 > Oo 

47.600 hole*, taken mainly far Kuglaud. hut a portion afro C Velvet... iT,..' ta v fry 
for the Cuutiuunt aud our Eastern pqrtg. tYe iiave ruls.il - 5 _ t 

our quotations to accord with the improvement i>o. ifoiskiga - 1 IV 

tired above, which- was firmly maintained at "the close - {* I 

The receipts nt tills port's hi 0« 1st He|geuifr*r are 584.770 UrJ^.0ma».g* - 10 -• l» 

hulls ugaiust 420,640 to sunn* date last year, and ot ill t|u> — ** - ll 

United States ports there Is now an inemmef eompnml HufaRALUtki - •# -- U 

witli last year, of 66,710 hales. r tv# - vs 

NEW oai.EANR CLAMiriCATION. aa^** • •••••■ ■ - “ 

Inferior 6/5)6# Mill'll ing Fair 8'»75) — j. w u, lUntacin — 40 - 4& 

Ordinary «.««« fair. (VtMS SSJfcBT? -» - » 

Middling .7 #72)7# Good Fair do. fastara .... - » - «* 

Go.hI Middling,. ,.7#fo)8 Uood and Fine nominal. ^ 

*— • . KagUkli !!!!.... »M 14 w 

COTTON AND TOU-itmo STAMM. NT. RavrM *-W * U 

<T, fades 7W*jm». iihd*. 

Stock on Band Bept. l k 1661 16.30o 23.871 Ugi«sl,X’iup> i» «* «m*» 

Received' past week .*-42.007 128 *t*». &L DwuiMjp. !• J4 u> 

pri-vimwly.. .Ml.MK-.684.16tl 6.0tH -6120 JJjJJ T *j;‘ , t' " g I'f JJ 

MWJM iKlilO Btofcr. ...... j - I* . - I* 

KinnHwl pa.t week 40,(110 OKI tei, » 111 >4P 

. r .. |,r«vl(,u.ly. .417.600— 407,14" ti)K04 —21 "76 JnlSM kjCSi. 4 S ,T 

Stock on Jntlnl (mt Vli-urcd 102.7(81 J.ik’6 Rl. cl'y .. 4 60 J* J"S 


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llrrriiig, V ho*. — 4U -r tu 
Fruit, Fho.. 

Prune* 

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fruusui 3 lu 

Orange* w — 

Kiir*, druui, F #• — '•# ~ • 


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brush ' *4 


•*d a serybldng- 


E it ported past week 40,610 Ml oSX'tk wEi t it 

. f .. previously . .417. 630—407 J4o 20 004 **--21.076 plK B'Vt“"fr. 4 OO \ *% 

Stock ou )m»d not cleared 132.706 7.026 RL^Jss.i*,0iiy.. .4 JO tl# 

TOBAUCO^-The market coutluiius duif. and buyers flirt era, n'lj— 34 j— Bt 
show but little disposition to operate until tlie stock shall FUh V be* t 4*# "T fr 

l»u increased by souiu considerable receipts of new crop. ESkrerbLUd. io fr lu to 

which will probably be the case very soon. Under these j“' j5"' # J '.'.V... 6 oo aw 

circumstances the sales are confined to 860 hhds far tlie lUrriug, F (*»*• — 4u do 

week, at uhout f.lie range of our pretious^uotations. say Prune* ««! 

for Frosted. 2(5)3; Lugs. 3#ffi>4 ^ ; heaf, Inferior und ~ ~ ZZ 

Common. 4iifS)6#; Fair to Flue. 6#f5)6 ; Choir.* and du! V. ...... 9r. — -✓ 

Selections ti';®’* V lb- ; ; • ; : ; -i if * 5 ‘ 

HU/IAR— There ha* again been only a moderate depend JSuizJfii Z . {{J Z J 

In theRuifif fiiorketduring IhVtjiast week!' hut im Hie re- Alnu«d*,R. B.. - II —pi" 

relpts eonjtlnue limited, prices iiave inipreved. UoUlors rur* 1 * »**kh "" 

Iiave also gathered confidcuco' front the leopenlng of < J l A* ’ r 

W. -stern navigation, aud die market bos been firm at tint iw^'!!. - fr - •* 
Unprovvtuent The sales of tlie week, including 1000 hhtfr 

taken yesterday rmiirac? afr.ut 2000 hlnfr. thu market Q*u ~ J 

ci'wiug at the following range of quotations : Inferior - fr - 4t 

and Common, 3#(2>8# ; Fair to Jfully Fair. ' ' I 4 00 * 00 

Prime and Choice. ) P lh oiu! U V*'*f » *® 

W.-ek's receipt# 2R4 1 iihd-' --exports. 208"! ' & J * W 

M(. ASS F.S— Tin- supply has In<o*i more limited in the \ m too 

M liasaea market, apd with a fair demand the rates Iiave ' d«! Hu by INI v 40 > so 

Utterly fa-uii quite firm at' our last week's quotation*, 

which are au improve^ii.-ut on those ruling .i'.riug Hu* *' ••Um.w. mid — ,-r — 

early part of the Week. . About 860Q bids iiave laaiii sold 

at ta^Dfa gailou for Inferior.' 181,7310# for Ferment- 11 ^ 

I nf, ami 20tSp2l4 far Prime, Hie riming rates for the Utter *w!la Ms*; fitiii — i — • 

lieiug ’JO *, UfitU, and yesterday’# sahwvmfruehqi 2600 bi.l* Z lu Z at 

Week’s receipts, 8671. lihliZ-cBpigts. 2fil6. tn>'! *u*.al»y . — • — f 

FLOUR — The Flour market ha# not presented mi active s-S£ < * J ‘ ~ 4,k * V 

appeaniner sine* our lost weekly rejuirt, and though th* Pljr 

Hiinply In*- Increased vuqt considerably^ the salus haw Z Z S 

been limited to ajorut It* 000 bids and the outside rates pf Bw*a«^^o#fai *» 44* fr* 

our previous quotations luive not l»e«u reached in any of lfr!2»,,.,..' 

Hi.* traosartions that iiave eoiqu to oar kuowledgu durllig 1 " “ { ¥ 

the week. Tllelu'lig.' (or Dido ami Indiana, trout tUtboat, 

lias been >3 7.Vq>$3 86. pud far St. Louis, front thu iiuw^spia*l^il M w |*U «* 

I*«vee/ g4 37 #(5)f4 60 >1 l|ld Some lots of Fmqy bblo ??— JJ 

have brought $4 ou und Extra Hi. Loulshus held ge us rally j&^?V»«W4ott> MW 

tt( 'HI, „ 7 f bid Yesterday's sains were fully “ 7 ^ ^ m 

I O-l XX) bid**, lueludlng 0000 Fancy Ohio at — . and 2600 In* P 

dlaua (Mi.giioRu) ul ubout >3 78 ' * l tt* ' .! in 4 |«hl 

Week's reoelpts. 23 070 b bta- export*. 7460. JwjF : *■ MD V" £? J^h J 

GRAIN — ‘Inhere has lumn au lucruasud supply of Corn Umm ' i*M4!| J F 
during tlw week, aud price* have 0ficHued6i§B4 ¥ huahsl. TSS^'!!!jtew ^ I fr 

TUc ales embrace about 36,000 sacks, at au extreme raage Mare* lfllk.1’- *# - » 






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Thirty-Second Congress -jPtfKt SuHHion. 

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rbt*i i N It ' Then • " . 

the critv • und tniwMe 

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cl'* • •***! i 1 » 

..ih N-pmui** ■» l *»wd P 
t>4»l*.l w«h*J*‘!h h ).M 

WarpST-l*! ▼fill'*! <*' -’'V.I nTl ' 
Sb"*-p 4«* «-V.1 W»H" 

Hi" crshi vnif.T V.vki'd ill 
An. I -i range wild innnmir 

NN 111! Ilf ( < 'imd- th < 
And lb- tn -Milling •*<* 

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And from tin- ' 
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put!*’ cluni . tTii' riilit. lJ 
In Mill -ik*‘\I> Wd wli 
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tmI. mill grtmT^i it* t»*v . 


WhUi iu**um*ug U, J •'""' •»>! 

hfa.1t ftrmUjr p-nli; child. h <■ - t it .r. -In I 
l I. m tin* g»ri*md« *•! hut N.'tli.-t ii tl w*jt> 

Thai f.wnl h' , * rt{ ' ‘ u, ' w V 1 -, ; " 1 , 

Tlm-nfb nil on; MitjUUPT/ pn.l nti.l pi* n-iun h*ur* • 

in, | In ^.i.-undl.u lhu .» fclH’JI? Ik l" Mill. I Hr " V r ’ r 
luml lint nl bring l. •*•»•!> »;• »« l«* ujwii Higgins I. 

SK-. i - vri»otlY. jr’-utl* child rio»"nrui-"h)i},"gh* , 

Amid tilt -'.lurk |*. in- through tilt- •|UF , t .I' ll •►•:• 

..•Aim « ' > i hi 1 . UJ 

l pon tin wlm. l.i.i.-d Illy M«ul|*tnn ft r.-’.i— _ 

Tin V .... \ - II v I* :.t- fnii Ur tutf m |stitii - i 

SIN»p*fW«H-U\ hoK.. w. j.l ? Lugim 
JnJiw*|- •">*•'! I } < !*»»•' » t|)i» J» :. ■;• f. t.'*J 

llntli wnr»> til- » i- n liam^il* 

Stl«frti|n nli fin ntid ionrv ton v.-rrir 
To waif fW it't j.t'Hi'. 1 -I r> dm-mirn. 1> i,. 

Mn . rt 111 t Ul " 1 1 ; l . . • 

l.n lit <u UnJ-t l.-wrm-U tin jtm l* nn.l ►ijthr In tbi- I 

i.nun-l ilr . »W > ■ 1 1 . > -i't 1** '1 ^ "t a 

-ruiUwr Newfi by uh© BaiUc. 

Cloning Scent* of Ikt ■ 'Frrnch Ht ro/uhou i 
Mrnprrait Fu^himii at tlir fiarrtcmlct—In- j 
$ urgent* S/itif — tytreti* uJ .N 'ojto/cOii • 

-».U naiuiinativri* — Proftab U ruptho t Inltfm . 
fyoncc find 7 Vr^ry. 

A rum.n ttW twoiitv-fi'i mlliiouw fi-uur* liud Ih‘*.ii l.« t. 
fmib out at to. llatii <>1 Kmn*<- limi- Uvu'i-niilin.Utl. • r . 
i.y thpOfltaw "l .lfi'' liKhk. — * | 

Ttu- Ib-lptum Imd lK** n‘j.r>.lilWtwl fivin wuU iinj; 

t 1'n.nor KiifU-li |m|Hr* nrr nJuittl.'d 

■|ln- Prefect "i I'-lt.. hatl ordin-d ma ivIh'o «<• ' ' 1 

•m>l! -•» - l “ 4 >- "•‘V' - '* ■ ' ,, 

At ti*** viTi intt-t inmn. iit |>n-vlouii I'.fKi -juiing ( 
. tin lUltu all wh» qUlM in l*«m- , , 

L«<ui" lUatic bti- «m i*-U nmiiodUit'iy * *n liMi.lnifC ii 
Inw * ! 

Two rnrrwTwmdnt.l- - t hupit»li i-m*. r - li^-l Ih-i u >.i U n - 
to leave vlir t ..uutry 

■ * tiff «} -file toirne iuia -* III 111 tln-u n dll. I' ll t'- tln I'll 

cideut 

Urn Cnvalpnnr iw lodged In 111 ntu* n«.|ii f«l tin F"i 
trrt-f' of lljun '«Unli IjOiu.— Na|*oloou^l'.»nuVrly (HTiijm. 
tiuuwcil . . . 

' Tin l>ABItn m-u ^Tui l-llowiti^ a. tni!* ol the militnri . 
o|»rmtl<inv -n i Itnt^dui an pivt-n I.) ••allpntttit ► Mi .-m-ii 
nf ( |- 1 • t* ii • • lliui^dny •moral tig (In 

oi l*ari^ wre prrlwOj calm 

At about twelve o flock it »*« 'pein-rally icjnirted Uni. 
itamr.idir had l«i , ti i-rwM *1 tiu-J*.*i..- St D« ill* and 
l*ort« Kt Martin rue*- Huulaiurj:. Tniii-iidltaiii. M Mart 
imd M .Martin Tine ruiuvr w;.^ auh-e.jui ii'liy l.'tuul I 
,|jr p.irm-1' Tli. ai-Hnu.liow lieeoino ... jjr«Ht that not only 
ill the B< tphlwiril.XKl <t lll.-ilhlUilW*.| dxillil. hill III. til. i 
tin-. Iknih-vard- the nt. Ki.u. u. the ru .- v |m 
eutir. and jilt that part- <1 l'nth the tra.I.-Miieii i-Iom .1 tin n 
NllOfl- 

It a|>|H*ai> that dunup tin- mglif i.n iilte’inid had )>eeu 
made to rtcite the people by a ir|H-tiiloll •>( tile l*roce« <l : 
inp which produced alien aeriviu> n-pull* iiidebriiniy . i*'l' , 

AKtut onr hundred men. eu hloUM * ..iuiiihiid.il f.y -eveia. , 
t tiict- o( wcivmi.. tud.nttcnlnl hv two t«.n-li. - par.-oleo | 
I wo e..r|Mu'. »l whii ll the} had become. p..--eiM-d utter lie , 
ralTyiiu: ol the harticnde»- wliieli hud Ir-eu en-eted in th> 
Faulcurg St Ant. dm- and lit*- rue St Murgu. iU.- vein | 
through the no .Uf i in , ti , l ItaUhmrg ntid l ntiontitlalti j 
'll.'Utlllp aui'uriue.- A lew deh-nilim d -erpelo de \ III’ ' ( 
nttarked thi* |H»rty and earrletl ..fl tlu-iiend Indn-r t-*Ale ( 
Morgue p-jwrulaltiiK «'li tin- .-eeli*. of llorro|> the liolei k 
|«renuie more utipierouf. and tutiartwliM to man four Imr.i 
cadew, which tln-v had formed hi t liir quarter They wfri 
nltaek.^l t.y . .ui< d-'luc liut.-nt - ..1 tin- .lltieimi of linu rn 
l^ vaiM-m and carried ill u few* moment* I 

rv-veral lUMUvctit- wen? IcUltMl. and about fifty t-liiula ol 
Mi-tioa* and uieu ill blmm-' w < r. m r. -ted l im e ofhei • 
Ijarneadee w«-r(- abauilonvd'nt midnight t.y the iiiMUg.-litr 
, i»u liiurNlay uvmtiug. nt uti emiy . hour, the prt l. et m 
pulire baring barn inform. that ijvi luoiitegunril vx 
re|irvx-uutnek hud uu-t dunuf tin- night, and drawn a 
manlfiwto. t*e»k nircerrful uu-atiMopp vent Ue Wngp-u-i 
<-*l up The firat ban tend.-.- In the iUu* Uouhourg nfid 
‘Traiidioualti were carried nt twllvi* -.eW-k lln-tnuip- ' 
*" - ally tin- vtcto^jr allowed great clemency toward* the in* 3 '' 
rurgenu. lunlead of Kh^Amg-them 

' Atone i* clock, the hi-um-ctloii hiol'evkleiitly-iiiad.' • 
much prapWM Thr lix.urgeut^aju.i ajej ... I.. . ntii el . 
uia»tet> ul the'*|iiart«ia Ft. l». n^_4n|%ct Martin Tie 
boilM-K loruiuig the augle of thi-**. iwo'liuuieianh wcr. 1 
taken poecor*ion of by a gr oat- nuiubjj ol m- ii arinedp-Jtl. 

I hW.TKittnmitwr - J 

ivbliutg tin- obtip* ofarmorwfa In the Hue* m lient’ . . 
and m Martin arveral in*iugenu entered the |i"Um-k. mii.. 
Uirrw out of tlx- wiud»w‘ arllclea of lurtittun- to n^xt ii. 
J-WTulUg hamcadea There war great WU|Kir in thu wlml. 

<»f tbr .quarter uutilib.-, arrival of tl.. riia**eiii.* d« tin 
(n-iiimw and wane n gtmeuta >*l the hue. who in a few m. 
ui.-ut- earned tin- Immrode* and gu\. no .junrter* t* tin 
inaurgunU ▲i hatf*paatlbqr the truofM wvrt- uux>t<;t - 
Utr wtiol* . 1 the ground which had la-etl IK cuplcd l.y lie 
-nuurgenh and the w< uudi«l urelv eurri. d uwi.y i'o tin 
hiu.|ritah 

The inKijw h-gny t.. |u ore down the It. uloTiir.h toward 
Um- I*.atet>t4- Ibui-. alamt urn- o'clock and th< u. c it. 
ue-uaun-p being taki u for an attack, the ndv.ui. . u.e mad’ 
aU.ut two on tb< large Iwmrade tint, erected* M ..r 
LAO-tau. - wo- uni'de tbali w«p expeittd hut at ln*t lie 

Obtained |-«repn m -J thi* t ffl Mlidgreah^t id. da 
tlr aud wlien ih iuci tli. in-ur|!Mii- ln.\l had vuhcoiiini 
t*-U thru principal hnv«-> 'in. ju-tiou here «;» up e.xei . 

. -iugi) aintrj. him-, aud it »*.- . «.-n t- umf m < .>-uiy t.. hut. . 
.,.i.a»n thr barricade aitli mini n • Th. hxi.h- ..| the lui 
ricade- trlx-u the troops eiiWf.-d w «»* 1 • hi i ol «■ o\ erci will 

r..i|iM>aud w.Hindi-Cktiieti Th III. urgent* .p 

Ml back on th- bJtficade* ...o Una, forte m M 
lien-, after tie h -\ Utui hi • ■ -. cl . ■ i iiw . ugai tli 
,1'iCWW. belli* lot tie- |u*- Wgi -:n I - wuuUiet M-i-le* Ol, 

' attack* took place by thr •‘iivlli* h.ui liarniud. ’ 

which bad bi-eli erect. . I mi i til. lloui. Vuld» Tli. in 
. ourgenu I iad hi retaken jw»^i r.-i.m ol M-veral ■.) tlx Iiomm 
at each Mde troiu whieli they prv)«riMl t-- tn- ..n il. . 
tii*.p* .When the attack t**»k pu».-< it «y» t .uiid neei 
nary to wtul b*»4ie»rof. eiiginj-i i> into .the— hotire* to di* * 
lodge the Vimur/ellt- The rvcUtyUei- hi re W u* not by iiui 
mean- a vigurim* oue wild tie tn*-p* *ucce*aTv Hy atiii 
without linurii trouble ti*.k -«itui ol tin v.tnyu* I mi 
r.i ade* ou the boulevard? 

PVfriup^-AUTlie Ittimead- r made .during tin 'night m-t. 
carried rapidly Tin- nrm.-d i nsurg«Mii* w.-rv »h«A> ...o tin 
*|H*t or were taken b>. tin Ki-ole MiUtalr. lo |«- trie-' 
hy court martial Aft-r tlieit i ••uni.- inn.il fob they y..'r. 
iuuuiHlmlf-ly .taken into the- I'luuijp de -.Mar.* ami rind 
Tim nuwta-r i* waid i I- y cry growl N-vAral oj then ' 
- were well known r<K-iah.*t i liiel*. in iiuony pun* o| i' u n- 
yeaturdav w;»eri tin- m-uigeuU W.ie ,e*u ught bleu kiln 
mti. hour.*, they v. t. inuu ti# t etr kuo ? an. • 

• rn- allot oil V he"apol. At thi pirT^didadK dealer f , u 
were Hh.« III llu* way 111. irritation Lr-*.|,. , ih. 

l-.uIrVifrii? win - ii tired up-*h lr«.m llm-i .,j j. JUr , >( ,|„ 
hiiUM».*w«b very gfewt 'J ln-y i.-tunn d U.. Jm- m 
and nuuiy. Jktmiu? hi tli.- rr-K'd-M . n killed 

There ui u*i- ha'- bmi'ai n ..-I i\n-igy >r i:. , i \ 

4 lie bnulevard* At nun ••.».«> . i j,, in . 

wur. Mill lying «n lb* -i. , - ih ilnnlr.- d. - \ rt ii.in- 

>1 S'lclm liug.- i* i. m. inlii a » - .iin oj.l Ke*i*tuiie. 

Fire au-J diwn trd t h. ■ p- ra 1 1 ; n ■ .f tin lii-urgeru- y-,1. i 
day at i*a t'hajwllo. <»n' l !.. UuU-urg. I h.-n . ... 
eight harricau. *. and for .-i-i*-rai hour* n-> in»'j>- hut .i 
•bout nim o'clock flx-y w.re, all fall :• I hi m • liuiidn - 
troop* of tin- Dm Mf*t-.r llug- wa» h t taken A khi 
rani fui hi* «m *t wa* ..ut lim-c dm - lt g ). U | he ha* t-n 
hiding about and r-.ul i u-.l. u t.. u iid iii* lauyli ku m 
ing w liat a daupirou* w .. ki-d And liiolidi imrt’ In 
playing wa* anxi/iu* fm In- arriwt »n lu.-Mlay ;« rh- 
only mean* '.f-*aVlUg -liiui 

About tcu tlniu*aiid fr«-*li tr(*>|.<> arrived. ( . Jay ..u.* 
aitOgetixT w. hate m.v ii i, *,iid-ab ait . n- humhi-.i am 
- twenty thouranu turn All tin- Doul.-i nrd%. ar. ... . iiih. . 
h<> are .juiix . diut tin tra.p* Ir-lun,- . x < ctuijii w.-ll , , 
carriage* ..n allowed p- |w*- 'Tin ..[ a;iat| ..n* ti.-iUv h-.i 
. *-<*n*U.od ■ bn-tiy in di*|M-r*i|ig and arrr*f ihg i iiMirg. iiT 

uud curry mg barricade* Th* r. Jjtth n-'-.-tnin-i oi 
uujf point, and ul'ataHit i- ip . * i-.h g. it a..- -ul.J tl*ot a. 

, tiaugcr wa* at an end 


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pill V.' ll-.'. 

liked :(.« y|o|.-*. 


• iTu ll Tn Vh U 
I. limn. dint. 


III. HIM III. -Ill I Hie niMim cfi. ii t prei-cid tl"' 1"' " **' ' 
l-iug Miiprbe.l Mil I d-|.i.i-.| I Iheil Mill! ll'*' . 

I. plln ed .Till* a).' HVi Ibid III- lint. I nielli tech I" IT.V I. > 
.ii Mil. nt t < • iii. Ir.in.jUillil.v that Ii » U*'. n r* * *ti.i 
f . 1 - ' - ' i 

I in 1 1 |. cut ;iM v Mild i util lift v. tl""' v I I"’ " l " i ''‘ rn 

111. •! eel * Nearly .dill tl" *luip- indlll-re id j..n * 
Ih- I 'V' ui-..|.eiH'd' - n Mitiu l-\ A! "i"*' "> :i 

:lo .11.*, thin. >ai| pelt ;iliuin v* liuPIUghM h. \ " i 


iM tin • > ' 

■ 

‘.to it lea, tin., 

.ii: ..p. • w. 

Ml lie l.uw 
Me' .;... leu* 


T.UW l 1111* h-dJ •ittljig*,.’" ..>.»»» Ml «l:*y 
till* "1 III*' Trtueii. - and- "I (ll- l h " I ll' > r V 
• ml y'.i I t th- I. mT. ii.." m "e ,, "..i 1 1'* " 1 
Ii- puin'ie I "i tie h-t 'llu' c d iv ■ nl) t)ie | i 

i,,.. ; .| ii,. m mi'.- i vh and - |-i.'i"Uy Hi- h"U.- 
ii ley. ll l i -it'-A hy. Ilii'U''. I ctl« ' " 

IH-nl-. till Tt'HlI. l ul I;." ' 1 III"'. 1 
Mid i lliele- lleil it "..- led ' > ' ' 'trttll " 


'J he A Hill- 1 1 i - >1 I -I l.'rv*id>'ld I'd. . 

^M.p..|» ni a fel i 1 .. ii ui twd. liilit « - 

'Tib iuii_j Ii - e. ' ' . .i 1 

1 1 i . 'i i i ...... i ■ • i m ■ ' 

he lit d hetweetl 1 lilld U j A 1 1 iieli'lll h-.W' I • i. 

- -Ml I , -k pllte * 1" 1J .Ml /.ll till ll MM* Uhl 111 t'H d the '"A _ 
ll ll til* -it F 1- ..’.Keif yvilh nppr.ivnl "|i I hi- net « lilcli illM'l laen 
Verf.-rlinsl .-i.tiphietn.il wa- « xpn • i d lh;d l|" ' I " "‘ h 
,|..,.p' ..ni Ik ivlel -ni ill llu? Vail*. "I • .'i'd-r. Niild Ill'll 
ix-nw- one iiiv. ll l \ i->r iu di.'IUjiiu t In- AttMriitn- iirnt y »t 
ll* |.|'e*ent age.iml n • » 1 1 il i r l >. dilnliii-TT' d • 

1 In Till. ." lug Mi llu "..Ml* tl'otll "llli'll ..IM61 iiImci "II lll- 
li: . In eiid'ceiM'd hy lh- « iei ■ llUin 111 n lill-'UllLlii . lllill 
ti. . i iiultt > -ini '“'ui iniuiilaiin d , 

■ M:,i life. Valeii". M..nt pyliui Dl"i- Mint-.- hill-- 


.1 1 mu. , Th. eli"li't'M ■ ; :l ling. 'I 
I i .1 \ 1 1*1" 1 1. 1 1» la M l' i 
a h.illik lui* fc,huu.pl..'..i .hrlM-idi III 
i. n l* lie in-mgeiit* (lie l"i nn i 
i.-i.id* l* »- 1 ihiity tin ji killed 

i i. ii|ssi. .ii - 1 |^ii/.Tiig/.i*i ■ .1 . i u 

till 1 1 "I lie d a re- -llltt'di lilt* >T in- i 
"I Mi hie- oiii'.M ^1il*l'l !• It i*H' 

, top IIM'.II "t nil <i|p|. -nmt j,*' in'ei' 
m m i '.ii*. .|ii. n.'« i l.-.iii- Nn P"li 
■ - -"I u' n ■ 1 1 mii- laid "ii lln 1 1. If 
I'li -j I ui Fillinw"' 1 iH in ii iii' - 


m.^n.ie. 

n \ ilpar-'.i-v r* p -i i tj.mt 

Tlr 1 i.i l.T I-lll'Hl t J ' "T- 
, \ tl't * II"'. I I 


• lit iipoii I le i 
lug I'li i ni iii. i I. 


I41 p ,, ' .' • .III ''Ml I. I). I'M l 'I ’.ellltll- I!' n.'l-M llll 

tT'ir:." * ■ n-tTTTrrrn-ir ; r; ; ; r . Tle T ~r~>rT-ir- v rnnrTThr — H»~- 
mde. tim -d it- ai | ..... 1 oil . i. -I | tie ..nirei* . iigng* d 111 I lie Ini 
.n i<> lull . hi ii . I\ui:i> in 1-. ii- - :i | -a id 1 n 

" Hkif In; \ , dm.,,, ,t i.-Ming tie r'-.uu't.iy |"i I n >r»t- 'I 
( ( llh ' i nr. -ii. . I loi' f“ tit ■ year* Th- -tni in 

| d III.- 1 "III -.-"I till lull • i ' 'V.etll' >l - , J*ny i : Tile? 

me, i*ui'"- in. Idler, ul tr ui tlr* M ti'tmlly ml" 

that it* 'I'.Te hy y i ,. toiioti* pally ill tin c.-MlHiy 
i.'Ui 1 1 ""i • 1 y lii'dly i iiumtiin'i iji'tu. i* nn .i It. nice m li.hcr.il 

l "' ' 1 1 in' n: he I. >'111 IH llltrl till 

I • iTuiiu) uidi'i'x. .'ll. nl iii'Miimit- 
'ii I.'" If Ilini"" -The mull* "f th> ; i • am* i '• 
"c Vi' i"' 1 i irii. 1 . ". re Inn.led Na'y H.i > dTttl ink 


1 .1 .. hut. ti, ni >| .1 t is > 

A i I ! Ill'll at |i"l'l ' ie •• . !•••.' i le - 
ih . . It I'l-n ll, 

I. el th. .- !•.••! In>r laid fo-IHl . th. Ih 
i ie- h id " . ■ II I d ll- III* ll"' l.l 1 1,11 I ill I 
d- -tin. lioly I lh. t'oti M inn T hit 
at . e ii - * . - <ii Ht ji 1 .1 i-. ii die t hr. n 

ted 1. 1 1 hi u it*, "all* In i".ii*i-,pn in 
•W.tHni ii.dk. haVe Ih-.-u ‘I. *t i > yed nt 
pninflhg-.' ie •- nu dal* • t. . 

I IV I'm I le i in. -I 11ml tie >’1,1.1 a hi 

the M I. ‘i 111 ll'j'l'u. ,|.|- hll\e I.e.HI -|M 
III.; l.A.t i r\ i t the lat. *l'ii'-id. Ill .1. 
\ I llUUJl \"iLi. . It the l‘ft • -1 ie|l«|.s 
•‘tel . , ll. III t. *. "illi tin- I vpl'e-ldon . 
i iftgli and '• airlilti”. ili.jinrv util 1' 


t" in . tn, 1 1. . a i -tnoi n nit-ii t i. >i I 
ll" Id' I', It 1,111. in|.i|'|||)ut> llilll <>l tVe 
ti 'I --."tiaf Idt.iaiy t.y liiuilP that, 
. ii die t hr." te f ll-hi a i |" unit 
,ii . , . 1 1 * i • pi. ii ■ >,| iflii. Ii ,'lt l.'li-l 

ii de-li< .yed' with a gteal mtiuh. i id 
III* dal" ■ t. "I tle.lt value * 

hat tie Jh non i, "k- \\ 111. 'll iv-r. in 

line h|,eji -,|\e.l alll'.lli! Illilcli ii|.< 
le'*p| .••idVllt .ll lt"l'«on i lid Vlll i .lt 

i lYt-. i.-uims n itiiial •il-.l.dy. fil- 
lin' • v|ffe-‘-t..|| .,| :i I,. .pi (hat 'll 'll.. 

• in. (tiny wfll h ins|iiui"il mi., lire 


-iiiillur nnl hontl |'*»l. y sin. klmns" Hnrneii.'l , il|..|-ou I'aiiii k h-.u ih .-. dt I 
tie I '..till, lilt,.., ' Ikt IT> .ll Melville Min'"". I'iei-.n. ' h.i liin-i * 1 

n ynitil n'xntrr- 1 ^“Hnet-liviio ■_ IIt.hu— • lM>>>>tnAH.h l'rtlrll i JJrinc*DtrkrTinvir~1 
an in. pi'ii y In I -end Kill" lint hr. IMwaid* Swill l.'.id llnih. it'-id 
i it" t inn .-i t le.. h AnUJgnv l.iitliur. Cah.ln vt< "tv -t" 

the 'ii. ik .'i^uh I • innij-.s iivMns and' i’Kan F.f; iiuiiK.i 

:«.| per-. di- mid All . xteiisite a *-. -II lie ul "I all *l/.e*. an. lilt viei^f \alielv 

I "I lilndings 

I" l‘ tili'-l n |ti I i SOI I in >h IlitOIvS 

am r«. iii. '- ting * I'.'-i" a'I. fully call tin- ni t«*nii. *n - I .nihi/fy' mer- 

lilllluit ;at.e , eVtv 1‘liiintn. ten. In c. and oiUm.i n wind "t Sell - >1 His. >k - to 
d t'ldai,-, at- the IiiV laig r e and valualilelis*.Titiih'iil . eiiniTsllng ^li pa r l/d — 
lie eaptaiii and spelling* Ih'-.h- KlStitioio l... k *if, 

'.i.i.ii. in, tn tin , K> U,,, L. An.hm.ll. 

ling 111" Iipi'.i'n Dietliinmi.'s Algi'liht. t 

ie nn. >V.m < x , tiiuj'iinars lie-diii'ti v 

;J . 

Ii having. I., t n - ■' •mp.*-iii"u M. ii-urut t ..n 

I appr "printing I'raniilg - . t le idi*t I \ 

. I | >:» - *• d *»• li'."k-|\c. I'iiu ' il daiii * 

lllilK' t"| pell' , 1 

..'I . ., 'I. i, ""'I' 1 " • M - 1", v 

<• pul • History. "y..|..gv 

ilniiih* H...U-. . |lingra|i|iv* * Naliunl lli-|..iy ’ 

-'" 'I- 11,1,1 '*!' ■ Nat iiinl I'hil-. "i In A-tr..n"in> 

i tin* cam. d - , . . 

* I i. in h "iin ninn r- .mrlnnianr*. I«eml"i » e|. , etc 

ai'iiVj.riii'1* dan;* ■* j -H ll I sli iieVdiniiT aiiil liaiian rji'i'niiina i ■ Ki-.'l t- imi i. < -.ml 

uud- adjourned • ' 15. aid. I *.*11. . . "■-** 

• ; r* « K .• f" l- 1 ..it i it a |t< «c>k>. i..f nil 

i IIUII-aiijJii> • ^TAMrAlilrNVttUKs 

Jn ■ >1 ly.tii.'porimi ni /ir Sciuij.'i hii. i iiui. .m l Ait . 
'lU- to lmnw '' 11 "‘ff 1 * 1 I'all’tlu* mtenliidi "f hi- frij-ud and the pul 
had nitli. r |o.*e .Ii" t" In- rlioii-e I’liUf'etimi • f Mi c. llaVp in. und Stan Imd 


I pill- hill . "II < ' n 
Vent - Th" "lie 1 
Star, in -p> nkaie.' 

Tim.v h 1 ih- id 
tally adopted here 
ei.putiy that v- 
U lil n'l'ill 1 iyt el'll 
eil e 1 1" .1 *-i*j I* Ilf 


l il.unuv n 1! , 11 the lf|*. •. I. -lives " ltlll.ll 'il-tidA ete 1 » 

, , r nn- ‘"d ■ ie In i. -. ii iitf tin- e\pie*‘sl..n "I ii hop that a tie- , " 1 

. pay ■ r h "> I • in-liiii'.'. iii.jiury w til I- , imi d ui. d into (he - * l •‘Wl" 

,,. j . .ii-' I ii.. I i • i f, .ip . .. { ini . i"T . iei that i . - : 1 1 1 (imy l.oi k. liaeon 

'. - I' l-ti d t" pl.'V. Ilf. I h*' I'l'i IIITI'IIC. ■ | a -iiiillur llaflt.lliil p„|. v xm.Ljj 
, ealauiiiy I , 1 . ': 

" 11 i 'll 'jant"U. I*t Ketillleky < 'llilll IIWlt| III I le I '..tlltllit t ee " 

r *~ r T t7,T — r' 1 1 ,1 ' l i t t il t l ifTfe 4 .i trd-i*tflrhi- i‘f , r » u tii l » " - nn w rri-rrJntttTHWttr* I ^‘‘vint-^livaii 
t ( , nipt re,|iiuing i ! in l i-oiniuli | ee I*, iii- 1 it nli- iiii iiii|ii'ir\ tn [ -end Kilt.. 

, |th i mp - - I -o , rt-ainiiig tthi tin r tlv. Hl.'.triii tinn -if tin . i, i.. llilM ,. i 

" ti... ii,,.. | ; ' ■ 

" ,l " 1 , i v iilie h it "... itailii.d. orwhi'lliei' it tin-) the work oupii "Nti.l,.-. 

aUn. in.'.'iidi.ii \ m l aullioi'i/.iie.: tie in !• end t>.|' pei'-..|i- and An . itidiilve 


SOUTH-WnaTEHN BOOK STORE. 
! "II \ II \ l.l. 


aji i lie piiin ,mi..ii- .',t i lil- t '. >tit .'ii' t had . .I ... . i - 

I i"tj at ... I , i g'li price*. . 

Sl.N.DAV Sl'IH"ll IraiK- 
Mindai S. 1. , 1 II....U "f all. d. iiolnimit. "ii* A1-. 
t- n.slvi :i«*oi tnivnt of Ji VKMI.i; IH'-IK* Htiitnhle I i 
hih'ralhv 

Til I',' tl't ti. 1 

Till- di p.ii i nii'jit i- v .'. y ling, einl.ia. iiig all t he -t nidaid 
w 'Hi* in Tin "I >gy puhli*|if'd ti thi* flint i \ and in In' 
i' I" auioiig%ti hirli m.i y I.. I .( ii id tie fed. 'iiiiig ti ut )r< •) - 
•hr.'iny Tgyloi-. \Vvnley i laike ll.'iny. Hit* k it t Itunymt 
l-.rk. line., II. .Miltoll. I olfii'i Sherli I'k; hlildlUT. S.'Utll 


DICTIONARY FOH lidj 


pbop L i . 

1 "l, Ml,,, i 


t • t xaimiie. tin iii on oath 

A llli-lion to Mih-lilUte It select cnliilllltlee failed lt|ld 
the. i ini i_e-..im ion \ta* uimuiliiotl*ly jM-.ed 

'I. OI fli - t Mirmt — tttfHttitti-rHi r. — .lulion. r< .|ii.-tiiig 
>iif h infor mati on a- iftu.iy 1 ; pipp,.r t>. <•. .l mymn ii ii t ivla 
UV. |o the. -er/.ui', • "I the Til'Tg Ir-hjin. ot « Till* v* tit' the 


Mr M all,' i •l»-li 

;. asking tl"' n i n 
..ii I eiillilig ha tli 
i • , ii it Ii I lull ""ii i 
i ii uipaflon I I. 


I’m Km, i. ..ii 
i laid trip; iv. 

It. a di»l Itll-T 


eh'd a;' N.ny Hay and lak> ll 
lift .fit uni—, hy rn i if ini 
H> -The t'.nu.nnia Star '1 


• . K i .o < 

Mi. ; I., | -• 

Wu/**— : ii r- olfi. 


lyiflt e l‘ -i I f"l T 

ttiaxy.cAnui , .l ill 

!•; dicing a furlh.'i a.ln i ■■ ne.i. U edue-day in x't »•> Ihe-ini inl.ei -ori...l h Uf. m" • and 

it' A n a.'iinn' h"«. 1. 1. tin ihni*. * 

llilll it wa» Iinilu t'""lllii' l "i'. i . \j ,. p, \|c I'lav illiie - i* W-i • ll*i* t.'l'V i« 
oval oil lire m l m hli-li'Jiad la en , , , , ,| |.. ' • 

VII • I xj.JIV -I'll, tllilt I |l> I ll licit •_ . _a 

tin- 1 ni!*. of . . ... i' ii 'find ilnii Foroign Items. » 

deihling the AtiMrimt- aiuiv ... 'ru -Aim. ti"lu Spain : t at, i ,11ml ti" *• ■> id'iifle lit 
I - ,., dimi'in.-ie d‘. ' ' “ TiaTTmidfr . tie. g.'H, ; "ITpi i - h'i ThT iii,...nleliaTiV. - I oidi .> 

•ui- tioin a huh olbi ml rn. '.inn iiuiiii’ilrift. ly upon He ri'iipl »|' lid. liigem . ol ei.nl' til 

th i- niiii. ul i* uii"Uitciii - t Imi ran- 

ttiiin'.l , ' .p,,, —Tin t ouneil ih nurffl •! t«eiuffljtmi Vontrll.iili d 

lontpeliti Kl"i-. Nmu - hill' i.,|** . ««o.i- . . .. f .'....i -.i ,. .n..niini.'iu i"i. • 

lllleii' *»l <"• to".. -• ' **' fu.li pl - ll llll'll *l>l at. "Ill |o he J.'ll . I Hi *»•»..*'. .»« y 

h.'iivie- Mont-de .Mar-'.*jn. I <-n p,. ,,',, A , ..i r. *p >id. nl Ii'.ni h. ilin writing uudi'i 

,,, ,- l enne- Kp»nu .>to,|. ^ n|( , i(|i )f| \ •„ **N^..leon 

ma r- nil.' ' * 1 ' • n dll d"eided approval in .dlleial "i. elo. ■ . 

X. I'hufilh.ll-MIl-.-eU"' *' null-' . 

1. 1 Napoleon. M Mtiientin. Fop- 1 V 1 1 "• * • In ilm"*fi"in th* < npc ot \j.otrd 

'] , . j j r in ul- \ in ilia. 'I « nliji- U*i|« at* to lh. Ith o| Noteniher l In Ivallll- lliiv. heeli 

i | l.l ,.,r„. Slant. N gout .-ill - eseiely .lu-m. d l.y irincnil mil- i l-i . niie en 

I’Hliiv i. i Tunnel r. 1 s.*xiiun" 5.i*t»’d r *- * • ial-h"Ui». " la d ^ le Ihltldi t"-i vll 1 . 

In ||,„ir.Ktix \ end. mu' 'h ml- kllliaMuiil- w.-uind'd w liiht the KnlMl • loll .TOO .killed mni 
s'diilpe gne l ?.-i I ilur-'Ur- sroiinded oil tlie-hntth field : • . 

Jin' l»"> n;i - Negotiation- ii"-p.. iing the di-puie.jn 
,tji il'rtnl the I’n -id' id wr.de an the Dueliii- has i 'r".*unied atlddeiily siifli uipiv dinjU'-ilion 
Tlioriaity. if|"l al?" t" ll" Min- | dsilig matin* t" a speedy *<>1 u t i'.in 


Ml- .... • .. ie .. • " ... . M ,1 I’l.'Mli ,\ i'.i|'re*poie». Ill ll'.lll I.-'IIII 

I III,,,,- hi I; K,'"'"." 'I""" 1 51 ,|„i. ... 1 1,. ,„l, -I,,,.. Ili.il ,l 

„.-l> H',.\ ■>■*<>«:■ t'HUrt- '111, l-» „„|| I ,„ ..ill. .1 ,-i 

I h-iS,,,-,,! *v,', ,„x. , 1,1,011, .»" .il.it.., . 

M.'imx ee i.ji.i ul- Mnill.i. -l o,u„- ,... e, • h. »tl. -'I N, ...,il„, 1 1„ 

tllht'-luliiUU l' I, Ul" 1 I >I»»" -«.• • -..'I* Hw-tW •"•)>*. I ; 

I, ...... -I i, ‘I'j.'iVve- I'Hliivar. I'..nn. ti'e sexitilii" (Mi-e|iii'lH nt*te.| , *.'ientl-h..ui*. nli>ii u Ue 

Me mi. * M < -nt UMiil- -in -M. i |l< <t iT.-o * i x \ i'ii* I*» iii*'. 'I"id- klllo.Mind w 'Uiid' d "hil?t tin Kathi> If 

iin*..n • S'ii**>di- ,m l.thiiiii. Fulill-i-giti* > ' •> Jkir-'-m- w.".nde.l .... th.-hattl. field 

Aul- .Ilenuge ' ' Tiu'lt -.iin , - NegotiatYoii- i .-peel in 

Tin* night l»ef>re t he <<•.•*/* r/Vr*#f the I’n-id.nt wr.-te mi the Duchies hau ‘r".»uiii"d auddenly w if I 

un.Ttii'nale lettei t*. 'I <!• Tlioriguy. if|id nl-" t" tl"’ Mi"- t '.kilig jnat li i - I ■ a epe. dy *olutidli 

i*ter* d-elaring ilmt hi mind "a- ui.eh up tlml I" 

,.,r *|ii,« l.l",- 1' ' Later irom Texan. 

«|.i ti' i,' eon-piniig at Ilmt mi'tllt'Ul "tn that a- e 

«iii • ujn** iliing iiipr. iiii-.. ilieiii in ally iv.iy hy iltlph hy thi* .irnv.d tin Mexico, i apt Fla. e . u Sulttidiiy 

eallW ll" ut in hi- tug» lie Ui* 'tight it la H'T i It 1 '} -lioul'l we Lave i. n i v v d tia|\> -ton )>api-r* up i" th* Jdlh nil 

F “ 0 , * , . , , , . i.'oiei iioi |hd| wa* imiugurali'd "ii the ull Wugiti 

Till- llio'llltl- ! Itt." lie ITe. Id. ut. mounted nil ll"!-.'- . . ... 

..... k r,,,||, i.ll tl,r.,„^li ll." I,:.II1| I ... .... II,. "" '"H"? '!|K I •!. . !>B "« |l. I, 111. 

.1 h. | pine. - of III.' i lly 11. Via- followed hyaelpijd I lm‘i - hetm eiii'HHUtrt eU^to m n old I 

-Ii 'tiling Vive le Napoleon an ^ Vjve J. FriAid.'Ut ■ ; ' •'*. hone,-1> of *|Afrp;'.*. ninf .leiffii.ru I . . lie 


N .Hill. I l 1 1'.' i'll pi a in 1 1 p> ■, I Unit fen las* I- Pi, le 
ol i .1 I |, ...'ll •. leioji. , ' ; \C a r aiiv. d ti- in \«,| ,.uti- 
hriugi fti o .Iliat -le'.iijy aliei the *ailmg "i iii-. infill lily 
ll l" i 1 1 * 1 1 kl'-'lii'T a i VollUioil I'll'K' .till jlflin eily of \a! 
piirni-o iMiii'li aj (i,r*I ity*.|yiile t ■ -riiit. liO *) Tin i--?.| 
,,ul ..iun ul. sk!ili.i.j'bJjiit.!lo|l£. JyJilg_JJi J he harhoi iinjljnlh. 
-a I ejy ' d iV.'l i ilyill'ki'i I ijifl llndl' Ufarine hie.- fn tin pndn 
li'.ii ot | lie,. u*io|ii-li"ii : 'i mid Hi.*’: pi"pi Tty «.t !• •• < ■ig.n re,*- 
i.hbil • . I he | lla-ili-iiigenl'^ ti.i. liifally "i.i.'.iui * -y tin, 
g'A , inlifiilll. tone.', lull Ti'.l hefoic hiil" lm -di nl* y* i tpn 
;< Yrl,ill" 1 : T,irl* i- tl" l'UlU"t • and < xi -t! a* to tie 
*u urn her -lalir, i.TiiouTjt N» letj.r- ii.,.w 

e’y. i lias e* been received in thi-.i ny. containing on. w-m'.l 
Hi i< hU'enei' to Til" matter \V. pre.-uuu sve*hall .se.ilO' l i 
'•*•"' 'einii.e l'lioi nmUpH tiulil llu Hiiiis d 1 I Of- l'rili-h 
-t'.llllUT '"11 III- . l/'ilt tii*-t *- • 

, From Texas. ' 

lh III ii i c-.o. ||o n Ivlwnrd- Ifurh -"If db d 

at A u*tiu An the' ijt*i'niufi "| (lie 'J'.dh nil Ihdlt il.oii*. 
"Mil" l.egi-|,it iith ii. Ij- -Ill'll, d and' lie l.e|ii*lali\ * Hall 
si. ie -liminied i’n nu-urning * , 

in n "llltrli ?* i'll ss a • a lia i I s e •.( Nijrlh 1'ai‘iltlia and ■ lid 
gral. d to Te.xa,- ji'i.m Teniu «->■, . m i*>;:.i Ih \. a- imi ael 
ive piiri,ii , ipat'..r ip Hie early -Ii iiggh-- • -l In- .d 'pl. I . .him 
I ry |.|i' iinh’p.'J"h in e. and iii minn io|i* deadly ip.iitln i- 
le .gaiued a reputation for bl'jtvery illid kill wiihdi pi"'e.| 
a •‘■iilU'ce "t iheiu.l (o file enemy A- .'Md N' d Ihiri' n . 
lie st.i- kiii'S'iF and, rever. dhy the eavlh'*! -ell lev- "I dip 
l.oii* .-l itr HPpfiblir A i r* -p'Hi h ul oi lie .\ew-Hui-, 
a p.'ll k - * Ul .llilll 

W lu'iiSiu lorin'.'i year i ^ie pumoi "t an > ngag. nn ni 


...'ll tie . .-1*|IU|1' 1 1 ' ' *' «n-.*"i/.l"'i "I til.' ling i I'M. Jill* ot Filial lit' tile HIV latg'1' 

l'"H ' t .hienn I and til" iniprhoniin m ,,f die ( aptain and v„, iiin> i 
ere A- in till' year Is. .11, tv'lll. 'll Ita'-’ pa | \ \ 

.•F.iTini "i, Mi •— *-?i tit • »ii ili.'ii p t ■ -.'iit.'d a . . .jiiiii it iiieii l ioi i t'ro'in tin « " 

is and laken i- iIm f .iiiuip- ioie r ..| I'uhlic llulldiiig'-.' r* .|in -l ing t In* iipi'.i-.i * 

mill Tl , l * ' S'H-I" t " • meet lie- i\f...|, ... I.m nn vi.^ In -x , 

lingiii*liing the late jire. leuios ing •riih|(i.*h id. . aud tie 
llll. I star I ’ll. alii laying of aiuir.-.t In the -...nity ■! (liat -pint o| ; li. , - 

pl l.u-eas..* nn ive.l . hllilduig llfal i- al p're*"lil sp d ivjyndi having . n . 

le ih'd "jh tli" 1 7 ' I . '' ' 1 h' .ni' ie,| ,f..r h as |. *ini i "du. . a hill appr, 'print ing I'liming 

, . , . . . , ihai -um sNii,h. ii.V .-nl, -".jii.i, ||s ie;,,| and pa--, d -■» u, .... 

■ >1'. '1,1. ,,l AUlSim*. | ,,,ir 

'"I IF III ' *'l aim IVH,. lilld, I 111. rule lie dl-p. Ie. I llilll. W llll’ll ill-1 I II 
ailing "I llte.Uhjnllily "hjeeh-d t" lilld I lien Tor v . - old ted he pul *' 

it linin' ills of Mr l?n li.ii.Vo|i.v,| lll'iiini* iiei . d dial win ll lie 

adjoiirji ll ,-lainl- :f.ljohrn.«l Jill Tip -da V i.eM. and. die 

- . ,11. a I.., ,)i. 

lie' Imrl.ol HUH" Ij IV I h . • Id 2 • ' 1 11 h* j 1 1 

|. I I . t l III. I I . I ■ • A lie : O'liJ lia! | u 1 1 f . I a i ll- ■ n ' ' 1 ’ ' 1 

,.„,.|v'ol t’H. i • I, i e- 11,1 M .'’' * '* I't'"' iitlT the 1 1 "ll e -tun. I* lidjourni.r • 'Ilea, 
•pi tty LI .I"li.l r lt I. , , ill Til.-. lav next 


K',-.-i,<li llilll t.l the lltili-nj'uiu- 

will at pie-' jit .'"Hie loJjyj I jlitp I , S| ,lH'v ... . 

N' lien nn i*\t r.'i s.'ijx.'iMt h ini'-l w i>l’te> tn Imm'iw 

vnii money e.iH.Miler si hj.di ofili.' iw-, s-.ti had ratlrei I.,-.*.' 


Mi; Igim iii , t i i w... • ., .,, W1 , j j : ' ' . , 

.a, : I," » „ ,' n " 

•lluril.... Iv I i- . 

■"I . 1 1 ill in u I. (|„. 

limited I Hit l l in I ilr 1 

Tl." I- al.ire of Nell \o,k I,,,, ji,;, . 
Imui-hthi; work i ■ *' ft,.' Foiniijniv s'.,!. * J, ,a 
lie t di .tnng ,- .11 Ulla. i I,..,,, ||.f n-p rt 
(let hy tie • ■ ■llililil fee p|| |i||iia| v ' lu 

I Foiuiiilltin leg iii .| ,t ai> *u|r. i Ihp.j,. u ' • 

hug- „p tl,,. dfidy of do* In, , ! *' 

l-i, | i.> t |„. ; ..,. vl , .., ... , , v Hii« u 

gaun d in tin... uiiniry . -ihicl, u> h-iies>i 

di llll'll I'd a W .|h • *' »,pi ion ’ U ll|r.o 

- r », i.-pn ■iiiiwy-ra' m ' y fp--" 

o". 

H";. '. I... I.mu. I*..| Vw»ir.i v ... ill, «|||, .(ill j,' 'k 

iiiia-lmV H, W 

'.I llll. Mill- -In. m.. IiI.ikI.I III, |||,. I,, .|,„ u| „ 

_ n.i li l ln- k u u « U J ii i Lul-il.. . |i f , »n l im/ i .,,, . -J! “K"-. 

• III- ■ Iiii'iiii,,,,. f 1 1... " " 


to,.., 

F.; . 1 . It,: 


HI,,* 

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Survey ing 

M< Ii - ii in 1 1- -it 


Nattitnl lli-toty 
A -t run. in. s 


' ' >e’ll"| . 

111 H i e k tiLrisii — l^» — o*i - 1 hMi- hw i i -fmiyfi n.,, ' -Tl — — ■ 
- ""I- rt»". mi 

'nii|.’"i*x.' "ill, airn-tto’*' ' 

" », 1 ""' "iiirM. ■i, .i',l,| Li..,!’ 

.Aua -r 

"I"'" *1 ■ 1 .-•'>« ' ' • A.ivr* ■ I- |„. „„„ “ 

' ' "•»>'.» 'In- |i|lr|..„..„ - 

1 l^«."i™.> TH. I, .,1.11 a r.iVrn„ B 

• V' tr.ii um,, 

Illhille. tnaj and ie um .v; . n * irea-m . - ' 

■. N 1 ...',."")..!. ,iii, 

'h It-. I ... tie h t.liMimi- "t Ul. l.imillitr 1'nril.t k. O 
» 1 il l ‘-It "t i - in -■ t e ot U 1 1 - 1 isjll lie liialtired. I.v A-.i|.. 

vi-:r ln " 

|pi ■ j "'ll v and tend* and um*« Iii *pe.tli p 
"tn e- laiight 1 1-* linhll-of re -IltM'f IllU ott "..fh U. a.l| U 


Tile 'if (tip n hypo wntvr rlm t-'e; iV-iCssliitz, i- v '".k- All die u. <\ mid t.-thinM, "..rk* puMhh. d nr* 

"I ‘ ie.eeiVi ii It- aoou A* hSlIeM ll.Mii di) I'l.-A* 

TIiit'c mi' lilt V .■.Iitmi millkiii ISiis-in, tun „ e"MK.-ri' \>e f us ,.|m - - i ai i-n k i: i 

' . I ...a i . i nl> r< . anie'ii toiiu.lth * "*'•'* A large and v al vtn nli *t"< k f I .< in I. F.iigli-h and 

•< Itlt Scj U’l’f I’. | ' h 'Vt»VtM I lllill -!HI(|fK'^*..j;j'iiVV in Alia re an . •‘tali,. uety all ffw-li aiid .tn-i* e-.liipt Hing . i . r\ 
tliiiudaie e iiim lie lnten.'i' of .Fidiforiiia tiling u-uaiis k> pl m a Slat ioii. ry WaTeTioTi-. U rjfuig *' 

. A-tljU !i,li.|,i(tijijr Atiu-ikt-: |,j tv*tils tiii'ioVojltli 1 ; "'d N F F\FKi;- .if all'd.-i-ripUnN HI. N N K 

!"- i" -I Hi. V.Vni nil lion-, o, it a i , i - - IJ'idlvs. ifirpyiNd VHKSSKs INK . ie . t. and ai. at 

\N .""I w«s >s jier- c»nl in i jiK'iiinnti un tin- n,. iowe t ,a.di..prin ^ 

J'Hi tilt • ••A'li.i old. I?' tomarded l" in', t- i ~ t m u-li i ■ I indMi-. .'! 

J’liC* ti’i'iH'Crailcc i,imi|» 1 u .,| Kentucky -I,,.. Inn.-vii* W-t k- f i.-u an 1 Aiuerl.-mi. svill pr n.pi ,i 
'ginning t " agn.it. lor h g.yF.i.rtterh'r. te m tie -hape of‘ attended I", ii- th" ■wl.*prih« t i- > nrt lent fiofij hi- Jong 
.l^li-li. . H-" la" - ' ( Xpert.'lice .Atetl-iVe a.',|U.'litlthllCC mid gr.'ftt ta.'llitie- 

;n»e 1**1 phi N.,vf*rnnu‘|it lm- .|erplv<l I.ll tnl.ijit- dim hi* Jihilit s lit. ally "id', t hi It.^.k- -tnlt kiii*t- 

I"g the -S ten, ,.| P". tag... damp* its ill. IV tn n-e, in Kiiir- n t v, n him. price. , iinn.'t he -tnp;i— e.l in the | m ., M 

land alel h raln e . • 

.... Tei'nw Fa.-h l"H N ll.\ l.l. ■ • . 

II,, 1 - „l til,' Aim- i., N.h -» e.,i,j,-l.. r „,.a it it.-, 

s >.rk report that I lie city now ha- pauper- in tin 

i.iieni- iij*t i(ut ioji- to .-ii|>|«.|-t 

"\h.| .| I nivei sii v t It i - yt’ttr Ii is no lirst dttss 

It t- i "intui'iit. d upon l.y tit*- hoitd'iu pre— a- ;i-n e vi. |ene.. 

"I .helming -. le-lar-lop III that institution.* 

Il.ih'lol Wit- -rich n't mi.-cr! t lta't tit the ver.v 

nil" I" ii a - 1 1 y r. * 1 i pi "I lllty pound* a night from tl*. 

..pet a. In- iv. i- If. *| iiV-iitl y know u to wen.i' a allit't 'lot a mouth 


Mini-ter o| .Marine. Al i.ehwre DlirUM'lIi'.-.-till tiliihilnill* eakioii fuifhei t- 
llu .MlhlMry "I FotnituTeitil IJall T|m' A*M'llihly Ihdlt yiM/vtia w h<. Imu 
■ li'llli >1 i.-]|.-d l.y 'the ArM'tubly ll til Iior.if ie** dyiu e and 1 1 l il . a 

A •• F.i|i*ulliug Foinini-*" ii t" repine" pti.visioHally iii. ndeil. aiel llie v ’ 
ill" Foutteil "I Slate ilivolsed. lia,- heell lianii'd The fph t" proinulgale I i 
towing dei-Je.' ha* iuM'ti i— tied -igt" d l.otti* NapoliHin tribute of a gra' 


i" H "a* inaugurate'! "i. in - -hm uu . iui;a. \S lieilSin |"l l m-i' 'year* !hej;umoi ", ' '•""•u- 

l"l(osi iji'jr paragraph Irwin Ilia n.hkua* w uilil r.aeli Hi"' *"tt lenient. tlie"lir-l in>|uiry "a-. H h t * \ t 

limb. Iiei.n ■ aietHhlrielvlo ll. eoil lo'dliiltlii, -line * "UilUillided N.tplhi jh -m .tlid.l.le n-m. "a^- Itt- 4 . 

... . , e.-1> n| 'f.tfrp*.*. nn.r .V'tfti.fn I- the hu,t lutibcM- .| • ■ , *»'l«li. dial lh- li.-toiia., wphM hat. A.. . „ jtMili. •! in 

'lia-' lii'i n appointed I the eojintrs that h. latm t'-r insM.ll I ktiihraii' thi* ... a-lsarie.' m rei "i ding a s i-toiy It c |Uti. - ti" tu.u !■ . 

1 .... fu.dm to remark dial loth..., -I n.v Mh.w . !'• r|.‘U«a|. tl,. jnem-rs -t hi- In- N.l 

*v„-w|," I, ns. miUirnd me will, a genu ni* eotUh a. h,ev. in. nt* l,o »jr« Z eib*J ati.e to re, all the ■■•nn inhra,"'. «»>«• •> 
ee an.l iiohl. ad‘v... aes It, ll.e iii-h iireu I lmse ue H.i- "H'J- I'el'Mitml .-Jii'l'ilie. * in hflmll wl llu*. hi- , .dup ed | 1 •' 


e.i*ioit fuifln i to remark dmi 1" tho»« m'y hill"" 
•imeiia wli" lmse .iistairnd me with a geiivi ni* eotiti 
lyin ' and ii'.lili ad'oi ayy in the tuwa lil'ei. I |iaV" iv. otli- 
il. 'tided, and liters lew • will' ll l $ has. di.Hl><lil ll my duly 
" promulgate I ii* iiv re l urn my' Miiecre | hank^ t he ho*i 
Hhufe Of It grateful I.e'alV I ol lll"-e wh"-e "pillion 


A I' -tiin. Hiial of tjijs 


llonaparl' Fiv-iilent "l llie Hepjihlif and eoUllli l -igned have h. iTi'nds rj — to my ow it. witli nn o|.p,.. : iti(i|i eii.ua' • 
hy M d" Mi.rny the M .'nl*ti r of die Itifejlur : teti/.,i l.y iimitty' iinl«*|» iideiii«. I « iil'ilaln no feeling* 

III dll' millle o| ill-' Kl'i'lull people ll"' I're-idelll i;l ill' I'Ut djl'.-i l'."*pl'el . . W if ll kllejt" .- .; lui "Llii'i;*. Who 

Kepuhiie hi mg ili'*irim*. evi u in lln nairj;miixaii.,n "I the Ims.yippox'd my puhllr eom?e fdiili t ■" uiuehaet uti'.iiy . 
hi gidiitn. body and oitln Fotmnf "I Slab l" /urroitnd pcrl^p' i I have it" i'iiimuo and nothing to'iuge. hut 


llnhiglit il luiglij.be would uinfiKiel' in tin dU*l and lafl a 
prey to du- oilw n i-i| -timt-i'h of' time . hut. du re afe iiionu' 

! Hietil* feared to pei pei mu- hi* iin inoiy. • whieli hid d- 
tillin', to deeay and linn. and. live coeval, with ruelhig 
eternity . I i- lh- l.lopd .-luiii 'd li* Id- ol Hi.:. .'Vila I • tie I 
• ‘ la-.- Fiplii. duvAlatno. aud th" si. t • -i v ti-. plain- "I San 


et . I tll'tll plld la-Ullg I I" -US" tla t'Xpel]-v "f \p.i-liing 


l Ijc amount of j'lil'l* ilpjai.^nl in flic l_* | li t Ovl 

State- Mint from the I -, day ot ill . I ui'.er to the Jot-h 
iv,* ».g,i»Hi*' Tim .lep..-it? lii'ientlM i will pruhahls 
reaeli eight or . nine liiilliun- 


. Akli ,]A M,K> WKKilJT 

lljtviug for private reution* wlm.li it" longer . xi-r di*- 
i-oudnued Ida. iiitiTi'ct during the lad liu*in<w* .-.n-on in 
lln tVrm "l .l,ui"» \S' right .k s hi we hare nosi t )■« ps.^« 
•lire "f amiouitrtng that lie I" eoiu'ca. thia day a |mrui»i 
in. out hotixe. and .solicit* du* inh rvu of his .lriend*-iiild 
lonner palrhita 

. To.v'.rrtTl.a gpin-ral jiil*«ppre|ien*i..it it t,- proper. !• 
-tale dint In lia- ti". itifet'eal in any other h"ii'<c 


I hh-’IS Fuji i i.\ .sinM/i- 
nn/ Light- and f u#| - • 


\ enl M„." ilenM, Ihaw'mg „ud I'ilUilifig! Vxtti 

-ii. I,..„,-1, li. r 

datl-'i" i s 


liUll’*ell with ni"ii de-eisedly enjoying the i -twiii and 

eoliflde.a e die i .Titift y : .'li.'i* "foriuV M a eoli.^UttHtisa 

llll--li.il. I HllpoM'd ol the |o||liWillg pel "*ll- 
l Tlii-ii follow the name*.'. I eighty pet>un* | 

I'iiiis Dee S — Tim following nr, tl,. sariaiion.' of tin 
Ih.ttrw 1 during the wi« k ■ , w * 


|ipos*'d iiiv puhlie eou,?'' fslitl, nimli aeiiinons . '’»'F- I |Chl Ui.v Alan,*., and lh" s at*., ,..u< plain <■ so, A ^ Ulilii.lll "I .New Inti'olt. oil oVt»rlmullll|r 

>, I has'" no r,.|,M„e and nodinig lo'uige. hut 'Niiel, atlix. d th Hvlaiat, I In -nm "Id fan, lls pap. the other das „e, ,.*-- d/ 

Hilly leoUCM tiiat tloy Will .uliuls HIV and. it ; l ''l" 1 " ' l"' 1 '. 1 lie*,' ale hllba less Ml. the l.attle- ill »hle ^li giltal **t -b' ^t I long.*} lie u-ed l,y him Jit 111- III., tell 

• lit with adharal amt ii.g.i.uou •’ e..„„.h i' ( n "I h-' l-'-'k a pr..imi,.'i,t. |.art II- wa- th. •« Hint, tr-.u. * itinh, t - Saratoga 

\l l.i. I. I.e* I.. ... ..II lev,.-.. It... Hgllt* Me H.V. I Ivll'SS delelll- S" I.'iy es. I p ’. ll.'dl'P •" M !l s. <*1 I.... I .1 


.1 A M l.s W 15 I’d I I 
New i h lean- Dee I lsi-1 


A .1 \\ KH.IfT \ i 


Moll, lay 1st Dll 

.'ill I n T Us c per een'.- 

i" • dat '.'ll i" 

Tub? day. 2*1. 

do. '■ d" 

d<> h'ij.tu, 

NVi-dn* s*1ay. oil 

il" d" 

ll" '.'11 M>* 

•Tlnn>day idi 

do .1" 

d** . id f:du, 

Fridas at It. 

*1" .do 

gh- . 4 i*g| ,i;„ 

f*at iiigluy . (Ith 

do, >1" 

,|" 1*01,- 


i pei'.tliilly i. .pii'.-t that tlx y svill i.tihiily i > s ik- and. it 
t'oilHjideiit with a dila-ral ami ingetiuou- e'ondjleiat iipt >*l 
tlie « it‘oi' siliii h itiM-parahly attio he* to u* all revi.iM' the 
deeUimt. origilj|ltillg. tl" doubt ill dir p|Ue*| illlelilioil- 
hut lllllld ey.'itcuivjit - tysti'oiig h r uailid e,,|ielu*|on*. 

M i nn sioasr.— ''ll, "'.New - o| die *k'lh says , 

"Tile d' ii— f..g sv liit-li 1 1 1 m Dim dop'd onr eity f. r die 
pa-1, eiglil. day * w a* la-t tttglit dl*p« i *«‘d hy the m t s io- 
leiit gale we lias - liad'I'M t sv. Is - iii. til Ii- llu wind enili 
lue Mied' tow a ids tltprnillg. adendid with thitivk'i. lighl- 
nilig idiTi fain, blow ing. tiin dilh'it'nIp'iiiU >•! the com 
pa*s Imi linally *eti|ej| in tlo: Nyrth svheii it* viol-nee 
svit* -m il Ilmt tt fin'd .•’**■ vent l Kteaimr on ground dam- 


1 p' , ,“.' r 'in« ,, .v 1" n,v ,'■ ".' .I,.: i, I - .,,,. S,..kikni! «»*..• 

iii.. v a, i, ■ui.-. „ MHiib „ 

r , ,„. ,,,,. ' , I... 1 , I,., , ( , l.<n., 

hx n,.','M,„".v >■„ il,,' a, •(.,, ni„.;„'; .-i AMI« cl,.., Ul „ llrk . k K ^ u , iirn „, K 

““r ,„ HI..,,, IM Hlxllt *.r.l.T- )»,. l " ll, “ """ »l." .►KjHjl , .». l .“;-_-..l | l'ri l I 


aging '‘in. >.| da-ln ait'l ntpM/.uig a luiuiber of *uiull | leg.’ird t - lilt ^ puhlie d. lit 


tlgllt* II. lie's. j1vj|.ssdeh'iu—sie|..|y e S ' I p lel""tl'| 

lift- .-tiiitdard ' 

1 ietieial Hut'll *"n ,1in» 4'>r tttiiny year- taken, an iy. tif. 
paid iitVlhe F'luneil- "t jIk state and In ' i- in'.UJ'n. d a*'a 
puhlie lieuefael.il' 

III M< .Mil - -Dr I’l'l hh - "ijiolilld ft *igl|ei| lli* - ' 'It 
the H-iii-'Mi less day* 'litre. au«‘l will' .home lie gas. 

ri'iiMsit l-.r Iii* re.-igimti.Hi ' • , •* 

The l.ggi-laltue lm* i* yi-i. .taken ti" d.'linii' a.tioti 


tioiu F ; ,|,athi |,, Saratoga 

M.dssacliu.n’tts li.t,- Iiupu j-ndly l ltni'<itij>lil s 

eiinva—d hy t. tup. tam e ni'-ii and it i- -aid that tli. 
Maim hi.juor Law ' w ill pa*-- "in Ifegt-kituri hs u. at ls a 
IWo-diild S' the ineliilHVs 


./ s n l h: .\' in n r u l i. /•; r /• / n % \‘ 

« HK 

i:i\ 1*1.1*11 HOOKS 

.1 u-t I5n ' I s." l,- .'Hid f"t Sal- hy 

JOHN BALL, 56 Gravior Stroet, 


' ll.ldl' II ..lid 4% .|| .| 

-mg Ha I'rtni tr.iip 


'•lung t' •ifufrjb.'i 

■ n ft tcitn m, J 


l'l.ui —la v . Vi I, ull.. h„„|.iu..,i- .llnmy "»>' •' »|*l U'" t"H"' 


boat' and nearly d-crmying other* The .-t-nmer ,J)t’ .. • .j.. .. . , . . 

Mm U .' 'inilh wo driven hi g'l'iiiid and al-" do liiillalo V ' ' ’ ' " n 

The ?t ea tiler I'ltrilier had 1 1 "it elilliliteys idi idled ass*av. a lid lil< ‘ r!/’'"*' "ani Ijy pa-s-ngi 


• ’-’Jjll" tiiilvi'ctoii Nes.s.of die iai as- If. 
t" leant Ly . pa-.s-ngei - Irom* IH'U?toiu4ifiat s.ry 


pa-dnsi ii thioug|,i tie loot w hail. > 'Uiidi I iug M-iiaid - lute aeeountT- Irom the I'rtuits -ia*|ire -« nt a n*s'-a't Ciu-in- 
«UI. Ui.- IHick »l.wl ", .«.. I . .. ml 1 «v.. I....1 . 1 nl. ,r..,»l ..... „l„ 


.y great, Ulltllher ol iu-ul'g-Ut* have been arrested 
There Mia >*tKJ prisoner* at dll' priMili Miixii* Tile trial* 
inrrr iilremH n"liunv»»e» d. Ik |oi* ||i* ****uni'd» nhssai 

/'■in. Sf,.» af./g A ileele*. pH 1 »li* 1 led III 'Hi" Miniih in 

ilu-tltUt*'* a eirtilllil.sXion. eu|||po*4'd "I 'I MoltiTy. I’r-rt- 
d* ill "I lit, FllUUlla l ol t oinmelv. "k.t 1 "' ' s ''Hie tli*' 
Masol* Ft till' second sixth aild'eigilUll iirr**ll*li*S*'nient.- 
f| Al liul. M H ati'l M .lay. areliit. el t • iiaiuir. into tin 
'' image* -ii-taiiicd hf itiii*** • nt victim* tli til" {11*1111* * 

; ion 'i die ;»|. 4th and ,'ith in.-* Tit- ,1’tj Ijet of tin- 
s' if"' I- iTi'Mih lit A credit "I g "*KI ll, tile’s t* plat , d al 
tin di*po,*al "t die i oIiiiul— ". ii for th* Ilr* I expen*e* 

I lie f ilth Legion of iff- ^.National ijiianl- *1 Fafi* 1? 
dl*solved 

I'iiiis. J'm Mhiy - A aleeretf appeav fur On* liau pol'Ui- 
f 1 I " t ay -lh* or Algie.r*. for ti term \>l from -iv t*. ten 

seal's, of all person* -tlllJ'H'tl'd to tlx ’ -III S eillllll*'. *1 dll' 

It, '■ wli"'li..v I" hu'lgi ret " ad;. - 

Tile haitTjtmt'svfni'h.wils Id base 1*^ if gis eii'ai j In H.i'tsV' 
h \ ille on die l ull. Dcci'UiIm r. w.ill ti"l lake pine*' 

Till' Sb if* f" -appeals tills tltot'lliugr 

I I’.uus Xfuutftt:.— Five*. .’Jpj -un . Tjiie* * > s •*, , 

Tit" army t**» far a* i—uUk ivre pul.lt*ln d have vote. I 
.4 1 in* *r i uyk»i*\un.u-lv tii fax "i "t th*; 1‘ resident '* pi*.po-i 
tioti A viV'l'W lpifr s it, d in (lie negative Tlii'iinuj. 
■x..t*'l by open vote ll*- ha.* i.l-o shown hi* regard t"i th. 
soldiers hi .varlou* other pine. x a.- .sinidlng hl- aid-de- 
. amp l< x .*il tin xv iliidi'd. giving tnitiee dial *Ui^-es- in 
putting do" n street idiiTutr- . hitU be lew aided Ilk*' noble 
net t"ii ill tin open tai l inf"inihig tln.ni llin.ugh tin 
Minuter ot W ar that they had *4.1 *■• l ' ill" '.'r i *iiiit ry ntnl 
dint ll* inaild !l"t l'o| - g. t t If*. Ill ele_ Tin Minister >*t 
W ar "y tin: 4th lJccemltci issued the 'foUmving di-i-r-e 

A11 1 Any individual. what*x.f hi-' * 1 1 1.< 1 1 1 1 \ •Nxhc 
-hall he _(V|iijld it, II iiiia'lilig. eltlh itr a-s'M'iat 1. -iv t« llilll, • 
1 • "I'giiliiJe uns ii'*i • l auu*' "liat 'Sei to tin- tiMi rtuiienl 
•h to pariily x- it* action -hall iui lon idered *»- an n. e"in 
pli.ee of tin 1 infUrn-t-tion 

A Vi *J 1 11 1 "Ii.-ijinie ■ Iii 1 * shall hr, iiiiiile*1ialelv ai 
t'e-t • d aini given lip to dll' 1 "111 t - III ll did. which <iy p. 1 
iiiaiu'iidy sitting 

And th*' follow ing |V"Tyijtn|joii • 

The Mini-let ot W Hf .1* ■••IV. IN 1., pu- ii plopaj.. 
dug Ial*"‘"in'Sv.- shall tie inun<'dikl"l> airc-t* d ■' lid •'foiilTit 
liefv.t.- ii'-ispufi JiiaiTtnl •*- ail. .0 *'"iiiplit ■ R.uuun( * l i"ii 


xe l.eell lllTeslcd . **1. I UA*.» :-*-Tw'" McXil'Ults. S^'Ul’iUg Imi'k - «Hai'k*d die rtVi I - al'eyioss Iiavigltlilj; 

.Mn xii* riie trial* keeper **f a griK-ery iti.san Ahloiti" ahoiika -sxii-k sine" . 

T'lhVit^!, ''-'I' n.v. ,.".i'u»» .- ,.|, ri..-,r I',,, Km, 

'I n . I'r..,, j"‘ SUM* *«» Mi|i|mw<l In Ir "il.l»:iy «lv.- ll,,'. t'.ill" wins (lt!M'l'l|ll' 

o.k.’he >''iin th*' Ixtstn.i; \i i« Txvo vessel* arrive, 1 at €Uil v c*-t oti < u the F*i|igr"ssiiuliil Llhraiy l.y fir 
1 1' ^i 1 i'| , | l 1 1 ire mi i I'i 1 h " ,M|1 l"‘Viug'logclli»T -'-’J iuunig rant - fr**u» Hr, in, 11 , .Vi-teiday utiiViiiug li«-.l sv.-. 

. ,,, ,1". - 1 !"..- -t": ."kh " 1—.. ti,.. 

I h. . Ft) lycl Ol tin Hiatus is jtosv ah*ut *ix fei t ahuv- h-ss svatei guatk (Ims- |-. w \\, |'„.| |t . V( ' duit thi-* 

'a '.'i” ,,la K ' " l hdleitt, lit 1 1* witliin die lad few day * 1 iind it i- I.e III" edilie* ssa- pfo,.i agaiu-t 

t/iviriD " •I'^l’ari* i- l *‘ ' *'. v Hi"-*- well iir*|iiiiinle* ( l with tin- tiyet and Nv i 1 1 1 H"sves er tti'lo »s a - lir-t . 

* » M IX 1 i U u that 'any -lealiterol -mil ilrall ci.iilil, at the pre* | tin -Hard who svu- 1 lict 

, . , ■ . ...... . . - ' by lifeaking dil'uugli a tiaue: 

lor lh- Man p.irUi i ill slaty "I die fis '"i:. | sal, Ij iei I*' thi- plftce r*'"iu svu- di-coycr-d Mr tlai 

' Mr*., 11 -iv t*. t-i, Km lh, *ns -.Several application* (u clitm.-rs hav. *1,* Ive* iiuhe ah'ose* mi tjn 
. V' 1 ' . -t n '- ^ * 1 * hei-n uutlhi ti, the Lcgislatnr*' , ouvt**ra raili "a*| *>f thi. ts asristaiice acriv-.h Vlu- room 

a "is'cii'iit'th. IF. .i» V- N»"'*I"gr. i - Ir* 111 Hod Hitcr f tlrr S'*uHjr-«;( i'a-g, c**n- •""* 'hwt t ho-' nliii 

I hike place ■- neeliug wii I, nil,' fruiit N. W Ihieiitis ThV* is .1,, appHenlim, J",',,. portjm 

Iron* oitix.'ti* ot New inleim- .Another pr**|*oslti,.u i s *t*. nha ned .1 he "i.ll Tl,.- 1 
n. i. V'n«V v I j < l un'die rniuimorth* i»t‘thirt V:J svfr'tli*jjrn.v 'li/ rtTi TT? t ii’n. (• f h, ret,!tv. l'dt Tirtle rn th'.ii 

*- - •••* »m' vi..w,„, v . ,.s .xu.^. ?rr r 'T-'.V , -rlS^:‘.;,'»r.r- l .'i'.: l 

ieg., us.' 1 lie at my . -M'S-i-ral p.lidoiis and nieinorlals utv hefoi* l.th II mi-. - V \ V.V't h* ^nin" mil. 'rial ' -I 


reached HoUstiiu pi n rise hyth- Hra/.o- w.hielt had raistul 

.lilw.yU >i n i :~ * a Ui ial - liwit-wt , > iiia L .^..— 4i— f rtf- -*-*H 

tivir- are ui'sv tfiivigahlj; 1 


Wii- ,-el'S e.| into IW.'Is.' llilll li • .1 I '■ ,| ' I'liildt ' 11 ill tin , .l‘,l'iHiiy "J'a> |o|'- W I'lkv ll'hrew 

nuuihei "I ladle- ami geiltletnejl Wltm --n,l III" -eelie ... .. . ,, 0.4.,, 

1 . Faley W ..rk* • H-ii * Mirg-ry. Hurin t - F.rf' rm it n u l | 

H Oin,",- l.i.'t .1" wjJk.ih-c ,•//. ,„...'„s Hu.,.,. - ' xf, . 

elliute at I.ll,- "II tl"' 2d D» I . Ill her I hit lli.l H.i'vi .. . 11 

d." Tunis . I -1, } I tl,. . ,on:ili*.n-*.r ll I in! | . . * , S u p . p .Tlotiie .Mtlm.i' * A'la* Hrm*li Ka*ayi,u , 

I. "in in 1 mi 4 'mil of III- ruittle of Atislnrlil/. in lvi'2 Atl»' "f FffyMi'ul 'ieographs Auii*jiiitn's ..’f ill- ,I.V- \l,. 

TriC 'lsVfliiijo ull.-J-R-;* >t tlr- Mil Ug, Ml, Itl-.tl Mi-li- .'Alln.s "I F"litie.a| .graphy .l^irk- - Fy,-| . p-dt, 1. • si,* 

IM "ly. "a- totallas lleslroycd hy lit- hi Monday . f la»t Fenny 1 > el* >|*- dm H> v*b Fart, r • 'iothie Arehfiioturt- .md'l 

w..s and In- tsv., ^'liildreii — "in lofii year- of age (’ll- ' M I'ii-torinl Lnglaiid Fatliu - Inillaii-. Hur’kstoll - h. xii'An 

* , o*,U.-"l ,',.iU„,o,..nl,'. K. I, K ,.«. i',, ,.,r.>. IO, iit.-Of., Th. 

1 liv’te Ul'v S..Or» l'ost-'iijiccs ill - 'tin- l li i t «*• l FhriMinn Kvlderic-*. llilihob' Home 1 tal.li s Work- •' "n ne. 


II' > 1 II 111 -.-1:1.1. ,| V 

' , 'I ' <* : 

•' *' 1 1' 'I'.-, 'S' l.i . I 


«s , * * 

1 In mli'ai-l , r"f.v r. 

■ ’ii }»r,T»,iig KtjjLf, 


i’ii*imig ->'-*i"n of th. 

1 " ti;i;si. s s th- mi 


Tili \V ^•.iiim, UM Kill, —Tile It' puhlie Ot tl" 2.1 III tilt 
giv th- following di'M'iipthni o| jj^ t rut t i- -n *>t th. 


lor charter- ti .m th alsgud "tie of whieli i- a pi dtim, I'ap.g- and document* in the •-••uiiiiit n-< loom, adjoin- 

1 1- 'in * 1 « it . Hunt* f.*r a chattel from ' irgijila Folnl to l.i '"g' aml'llie original m inu-eiipt.- ..| tin lloti-. nl Itepre. 
Pa-.. - . ciiialm-s in the xicmtiy . Axero ,|ttii hly 11 ii".s v l l" pla. . - 

.. . , . , , ... of.safel v. and guard.- plaei.il oyei thun 

I I,. 1,1.11,,! I|„1 " ,,, Mil »»• 1- I- 1, •! »tlv. 111.- i.lii,,, ili. r.- ,l„.i„„,„|...i 

•.'liin tin- I'.egi-latur*' "ti. tin 1 -tdiist nut , on the gi'huiul. many ol them rendering a— i-taiiee hs 

puV'iug ti|i hitikid- si Iiieii wifi" till* il with water' "at da 

Prom China fmilitfiin oil the w* -t fi-ijit n| tin- Fapilol. a cmiipjiiiy’ "I 

... , ' .tnariiies. ,,rdch*d front the hHirack*. likewise sv ,e acttsilv 

lln 'an I ra.itei.-i'" Herald ha.« received Ul I jlong "inploypl The liriTiii'n. ijolsvidistiiinliiiii'tlifir "xee—iv - . 

K*«iig-p.ij«* 1 It Kill which it extracts a long and inteie-t • hiligtie and expo-ure to njn- i,| the tperhaps, ""Idi -I 

tug aVeouiil. "t tin- |.,»*. Fli*". h-liiuds. Tln-e i*lande an- ;;L lh.' .-easo,, at tin- lire "I llm Fraukl v ,:t 

If Iifit.. I il. It V ... 1 I* O' I I . llousi-. liohlv '<un.' to Idle Te*c lie ■„ A silgtlou •wa* hiought 

•itunted jii the N -i d, I .inf, , nearly n.idw as bet xtc. tf.hi- into da It . *t (In* In . atnl s,t, eiighn- plaei*i| "it 

pail Hud f'ltnosa Th- -group e.Hi-i-t- *i| tliiTty -ix lieo. ss higli svvie svorki d. ss bile other . ..iiipani-* -irppli.d 
Islands eetupri-ed helsveen latitude Jii.aiil _'X * I'jg t* - Jhepi with svatef The-e men tvmuiiied until Ileal -Jill 


A e-lef'l.'iy III. li ning hi t W". It seVcii'iind eight O'clock "III 
citi/.ett* sserc (arlli'd hy the Hlnrm'limt the Fapit.ol wa- 
"ii lire . A un'uu'ut 1 etli'ct i<>ii. Inns * s 1 r iinltli'i il not .. 

|. w W* believe that t.l t i - si a* a false report. e"iii'* is ing dial 
the ediliee ssa- pl't*o|' again.- 1 such a deslrtlel it • iiui in s 
llosii'V'i' , moke wit- hist "i'll issuin ' 1 1 • nt die Ithr ny 
a nd I In- guard w ho svu.- then on difty <-ll,-.-*«-«l an eninin. • 
by lifeaking lliroitgli a panel of dm Moor. V tah|e 'iu tie 
l'""iu wa.- llM'iS ifed Mr llilll"'*. SVhlch ••xteinh'*l I; ■ tin, 
‘ll'lve- ill the ah'OSe. nil tjle ll"l't hl'li'l side ' Hy thetinn 
a**i*l a lice acrlvi'ih t he l ouui ss a- ,1,'li-eiy tl||e*i w it h til * 
and - moke, that llto-e xrhii.llinl "lHf:lYd wVt .. ( ,y , . dj, 
tin hringiiig " it h tlu-m -mily. wi* hat *■ been ml . h im d, 
tour "i live ol lln- poitji.il' ot tin Fi.-nh to wl.nl 
adorned ,1 lie wall- The eoii'b iits -t tie li'.i .1 y .v .m 
I hireton-. l.'lt TiTI he Iiidii.il .'.f lli\* lilt- It sra- li. .1 i'lig 
.hcfot'i' the Ih. tin - dart.'d through tin- eethlig which*" ' 
of stood, sttficeoi'd. ii ini *o**m extended t" tip' !"*•( which 
wa of die Millie lliatlTilll -heat l"'d SS ll ll copper ' 

Fii|',*g's mid iloenuietit • iii t In- cijitiuiitrv* to, *111* adjoin- 
ing. aml'llie original manu-eript.- >*l tin ||*hi-. ol Itepre 
•■filial iv*n* in lln- sieimts were i(tth kly i« m**s v l to pl.,, . - 
of.safety aud guard? plue*.,| oyer thun 

Hliortly Jilt vi the alnrm (here were tli"U»amt> ,t 1 .r n- 
"U the grrsund. many *.| dn m n inh iing a-istaiie* hs 
|«*Vsing up huekat.'. ss Iiieii sv.Te till* d with water at da 
f'lUDtflin oil the sv.'-t ri--.nl ,,f t|„. F„,,n„|. ae**iupans' ■•! 
.marine-. id, re*l lr**m the Imrrai k'. iikcwi*. w - r* .i.'tisv ly 
employed. Tim liremen. iiotssidistutnliniiTlmji ex,-.— iv. 
tiitlgtm and exposure to ou*- o| tin- ipuhiips, e.,|,|i -I 
lu.irnjiig' *.*l;.llte .-.asoii at tin hr*' • *i dm Frtinkl'oci 
UnilM'.' iiohjy ai.itite to tin t : e*J'Ue ., A siigtion •"a* hiojighl 


tlmn i'ii el 1 |**'i' atituMu , 7.Vid other ■* snldmg I* -'- than 

-s.io'1 ...hiis‘,i In t 'yi' (ding I*— than. >:,ihi and only 4b2 
y a iding ni"iv than 

Tlii* tl«“-li "t nni'iinils which IW*.| owurlsivVlv 

ti- allow' d t" luiVi .1 hlglmr 1las *t than those which a t‘. 

I" '• Up Mas til* re pot Ih' th" Halite' .hllereliee bet lovn 

uieu wh*. iv ,nl a- llmir ta.'ti- prompt*, and tin 11 win* at, 

. •iilltmH in •■* li* (iii.l i **lleges t,. stated tyisR* ‘ 

Tin* Mtidf wot’ii l*s Count Pulzsky, .-it tlu> |J;,) 

I* -tisal in NessAotl. oti F"i*i * I • 1 \ esetiiiig last., xvii.s mad* in 
l"**- it onginally l„ l"nge.| to .*!ullan .Mnli"inl wx-om, 
ovsin d by Napole. ii and linally nitV-i d into die po-'e*-ion 
■ I dtv liituily of F aint l’nl/.-ks _ r 

Tli" mu i\v -tonit ilmt wns ever 'known 

I in Fi. at It’ll a in * ■* e i^rted -ill It'd 4 It i- rceorde.L'in tin • 
i 1. vii-l.-i i tin |*ilri , -h *.t W't'Hon dillii'Vt that it began-mi 
I tin . h’ltjl ' ! .1.11111:11 y-imd -,"'lil Mini'll -t o -llMX"* \ ■ iV dax 
until th" L-I h ot Mi ti 1 1 ' The Ins- ot human W, ii 

.1- -lx * p i'iid Moat "attic ssa* imnmii*. 

* ”1 Alt v , V Hf L*-l ii jJ j it 1 . 1 1 i 1 ,1 1 -« ,j: AJ mi t Hritnin. 

"Ills aMniltiou and Ihiee ,|iiait* 1- at, ;. turn* I l.y j|m lm, 
""•'I' to he all'll e tin e, 'tllilt loll o! J.lho|'"l- Tile !,t|||l 
I*. 1 1 i *T.-**n- III Kngluhd who. hy ellst**ni ate entitled l" 
’ ry i* t It* ll|s"| Ves ' g.'lltlemeii )4 seven lllllldlfd Ujid 
•i\ly lln u-and Tllj.s *-| iina], |l. elude.- pr-.t. -•i',|ial-ua ti 

gov.'rnm'ent * .tli. ml-, ami tho'-^.wln. j ;m h ,p 

. lit property l/m pr*ijM.m*.n^.b’N,ief-4,. t|,r» wln.le pop. 
ula^inii t- "lie t .It \x . fits -thivc.j'f “• 

Tavitus. wiui is iT‘|i.utvl io linvo known ,, tliiti" 
"t two -ax- that *arly iinirriagis make ii.siliiiuorlal Tins 

ai. tin: -"III and . lilvt pr. p alt eiiipil*' Tllilt mail who 
n "lx. - t*. livV svilhonl ssotuan. jin.l'djpt- ssxmiai'Asim r* - 
-olV.s to l!Se xi it h* >llt mall. Ill'*' 'III iui» - j.. tJic.eiHuiuuuity 
111 win. li tin y dwell, ipjlirjuus .to lhem-i lv. -' "d, .| nil tixV 
l.i tla- world ap«. ialrs'Tt'oih imfuii .' and teh* i- .,e.iiii.-t 
liea v. 11 ami eat'lii 


•hi lh*' Mir. tit. r-!l* -wing d .r uiiicnt . m.i ii;.:< d from dn 

\\ *rr 1 »tln v 

The i’re-jib fn *t tin ll-pubhe and hi '...1 - * nun in 
'ni hot I'nssifat*’ l<> employ any nn iislire > al- til.i*. ,| 1. 
•oH'iilaiu ord.'i and -ax. society tiul llii'S Will alwax- 
.p 'W n w i" p:«y iiUeau.'il I'. tln > "x . *.i pnhln opiiddii 
and (i.’lhe sii-lie "1 svelhltielirn d p. r**m- Tin v |,iv • 
"“l li"?iliu*d t'.N Iiang*' a-iu*..l: I, x ',■ g xxltieli t ii, y.|,a i 

'K<rrow*'d iis.m'precdeinx .j,, history hut ‘•whieli m th* 
ai tUjd flat* "J oilt elect ■ *f.ij 111) hit- *hd in*t appeal 
Iijlhdeiitly in-tir* the-sitnh.p* n dun 1 I lli*- sot,-. 5 u,.|, 
li. I'i .-nleiil "I lh, h.ptU'lit' .h-vtie* lhal all III, * |* *| 
•i> -halt Is * < uipl* t* ly nl li-i'K rt y -iii tin expri's-ioiiof tlx u 
\ w hi ther tin y exeroi-* public tiuieLutU-T*l ii'it.ah^L 
wlmtlni tiny Indong Id tlie civil proi.v-iou t.r t*. ihe a'Vtiix 

Unpiluti indcjti'ijilciicc c**m pl, t . liberty of 1 t..,- j‘ 

"bat '. ills Napoli ' 1, |c ill tabllshed 

ilirh Di-J ‘ ll, M IM Mini-, .4 of tin Intel. I 
•hi the titli ill*' tnlloxxjng letter " addressed l.y dn 
>’e-h|i III t' tin- Mun i* 1 ■ I Will 


'I int i, 1 ■ 1 U ni 
U had adopt 
...„-h | ar. 'i, gjt 
l lllpioy a;d J.,K|1H 


Tn, (^«rn>4K*uilciii hi 
■ii .'ktiiKdui ci. uitj^'suy 
. * nd*-? iiu.d* t>n tin- Coui 
I* 1 41 l,<J "til'd llii* lie *j i'un. 


iad adopted de luojf* 
i-Fs-'U giving lu-.-.tgfii, 
I ,d foKlin tn ..pi in 1 ! 1 
lx . mi.tiry' | 1 (,. * leet 
tji el l ■ *!■- ..le — , 


iiutK*\kliy miiliti nal on* - 

'Irnutodirt k 40 m Uu l,. II. 

'll,. I-V-.U- *i.' >1. 1, • .««> T|,„-,„,. r , . 

llm < al* J* Furi* i*n , 1u* i up ni tb*- t,.»,i,. ,J. 

.juam-i V. "-r. UMOi I-UI..I ,u »«-' , ni. .i'"' 1 

IU U state of -leg* 7b. e.uiu»p. ot ;1„. . , u , ,. ,. 

Uiitixll Kuihii**} was -1 opjM'tl ui, Tla,, 1:*X VMuibx 

forUi a l«riafft<|* l ix- courier wa? nli **, j . , 

loot 

ll Wj» , I'Ub, Te.l lln. : ' I.* *i • x'e,v |,| ,-,j from 7 o, t *, u . 
Cf^iee-I, ,u*. ttpotl the troops HIj.J It W,.. UlUln dlal* . ,.1 

— ta vluJ i^ t l n » o |diw r> . 'ida- 

turkiug M Milhiu'ltouj.' '? , iup, t ujifimf,,* j . h s Vl/ic.l, w„ 
wub ditiuou. aud it iwu»t finny f tj,* m f rkmci 

1'll.tol. ,«Vn.-r at ,),. ('.« 1,7 ,,i , a . „,,j „ k ',. v 

idi rtn t*a law.'l*!., . T ; i 

IMU ‘"*f- * 1 1tiK' M y “«-“ 

auO »ol,»4aa »vr?WDg-l<au.,ii „ la.,,,, ,, i, , 

tb* uumbej wa? Igeui^iWj-ym.,.,, _ 

j "" , r ‘* u \ '■*."! '"SSHtoi,.. I'.'il si I*.,.,. 

t.'.U ... ,U ,-l ....UiVldTtf 

l^UI Hu- ul'tix h *U'.os II, tic ‘ , 

's*AU*lr lu ioh wiU, l* ii.o • * iu tioui it... 


dtllik th 7* M ill l*e I Hilt I 'll! Ill ill* • 11-ldfl'iiHf Iiiiui’h i , 
" i’i" 1 111 1 . 1 ■! "la .gaol r III" ) I.r a-, tin - .|dl« r - wh V 

hav-e gis.-ii pi .' iiegativi uognt .,ppv*dietid that it w*. u j . , ( - 

I"" 1 1* • n* . t * ( .• \' r -lug an untoward lli.lhx pec u,f dn 

•iii'i? it ' , i - . ■ i - - • -11, 

It*' g "'*1 i m.mgh tn n loix w dliout’’ 1* 1 .1 tTmk* i,,n>w o hl , 
t .'.In uiluy liiat _:t Nile i«,*>. |. ‘in w'liiih it lui* voted 1- |,l ... ,, 

tc • nt J 1 i .in t l,at .*■ 1 otdiug i" 'wh.cli die oth*:i ciiuxA. j" Ja , 

w'H ft ‘Imli •* the *aine for It . tlmt'is.l" .-as. 1 m i - 

• **e ;gi, I.itd "l # the 1 mii n • . *1 lie- w le |iai* \otcU. , 
•.gatml ij,* . f oti*. | in iitiy tile taj.illg "f tJm vote*. r, lu ., t | |t , 
I' ruimuted and dliis 'vet lin'd I beg j you to *,| ,|i i llu,! M „. 

Me I'gi'lnu- I- burnt I N*i "i \ It x,i,i. u |„, t| 

I lliS ,-iiiji' n d aiiUMUi.. - tin. 

tliat . ' - ■> «r 

M. to i„ t.kvn ..hi tb* 'J'Mh'ind 21*1 in -t a ul o' 1 

lie *l.i lor? are t" Ik- thi |Hi-,.n. wJi would h. . nt It li'.i ', 

f i"t* ,u nriu. of the . h ct-'.ral law of tb*' l.'.lli Mun li 


North, an. I longitude 127 uud 12U *|i'grec* V i-t • 

I'ii, King. "I dn I i'ii .— i- ;, "if ..j Vii-nl t • . tlr, 

'Knipet'or. • t Fliitm.^nd j- !l- d t* pay.liim p yearly 

I I ihllt *•' The •a)i!"l* : V V it-' .* \elli-H* -y pr* SiiiT- in 

.■ l itioii t" th* I."" , Jionjiu-. dmi fottimrly did in tegard 

’""iii-.'ls. .They ifine-f i- die p* -rt -*ii r'.o-Fh'iw- 

f 'jj- and l*. .*' Main nuftlhei * t vc* * I- x * ,*rls Th*' l.o,. 

• 'ii"* mn iii xvhnt litti*' trad, they at.- allnss*-d t-* earn .|i 

ai, i*.'lii|d' M'lv tli the poss, 1 . j a lioiig ui**lu,poly cn ,-t 
"i - "» !■ i-‘fi- wh-.d* dive. linn uidiori: s lir.iu dn 

Kiiipuoi Tin Herald -ay - . 

U. ii* "I hai'Uy pninjl, "lit 1 • * .*tr iu*'i * .ui1 ilon aj|. r> 1 liat 
all tin -, rcsirp-tinii' on tin- trad" unis t le.-nli m dn- |..« 

an- paying a x* iy liigh , prie* t**r tin hiNNirm* sshidi 

th* if j*nik- bring t Irnm yearly \V« I.ids*. n*-w h. |"ie u- 
a *"|.y' **f tin outward numifest wlii.li c "utn(t,- a Tug* 
portion ut itrtti‘1* limuufind 111* - 
Tln ' iitha-s of thi* y, -ai ligd « dmihle dills to perlorui 
' ’/ t" i"*y tie tribute and arrange lor tlie' inve.-tur* oi 1 
"•in > ung King of L t'lioo 'j'hc late King died ;<h"tit 

IW Venn ag*. . but in* inv. -t nr< ha- taken plac. in 

-e.ju*'iir. f "i th pii '.'iil moii.ii-kiiioi having at 1 jiuted*hi' 

""J“'”y lh "llFhe die l-'gal age - xuitc.'ir. J,.\| 
y* a* and if*higli Mandarin will with tw , w„r juy'h- 
.•oiiip.'t s Hi*' next It'll, tlte Jittik’* svidi a sitpahi. leljmi* 
(till .h'Utdx. luimllt'd **'|d,ie|* spi I'iallywdil eel, ,| dt I'I. 
T.ih*!i1at. d Unit -this gnieioit- mark "I ' tin , I in,.. , , t.| • 
1 ion., "ill '’*••( tli/* I."" 1 lx.*, tl- a-iirs ah'Hir-^ |imh o 

t.ihal part -1 the arth'l.'. tak* n m d„ 
."ink 1 le ' I I 1 '"llte , "ll-tlUlpli"ll hill a- i,» pi.j't |. , 1 1 ,| 

III J.” '''lit, " l.n ll I. • < If " lia - Io p.(T t" .1,1 pan lie 

"" r ''' -•■' "F "• >*b"n| b in . pl o . I nnd.'M i„. 

I""ii • Ijlpa and Jap.ui 1- uud, 1 rip in f "’--it s ."1 . "in .li 
•f . ’ "th by ., y.-a: is t i jhttttt. j h"iig|| it ,,pp*a,r- 'tfon 

• apt H-lelxl - a*. 1,1, t ’ll, . ill y -talld IU ' i , , | V /, j ,,| 

lln .1 'p.'in.'r* 'll* being more cxelii.-.lsiM ilia it lln- i him . 
•Ill* 1- .11' tiny e \ pre* • a-t al. "mg ml • ipltai j,'- t f,. 
Ilia. n it; (In it • "ti ul l \ ha,, alwl.s- I • t-.-i , i.. , I" lh,- set,. 

g ait" 'which "id 1- t.iketiJ's de .'..p. fi thi* in 

tract i * hi "I llmir lijw's 

s Hin* Id. a "I tile i. g,*J..ti"U .•ill'I lillUcl'ill pin, lucdoil' 
lliaillll l.'lllfl'S. etc . .'1 these l-lttlld* lllli.V h* phti,iu"d fr* till 


inu» "mi »,.ni i in-e men remained until mat *un 
dosi'n. itinl du n nsdiivd. 'Iiai ing .completely -iibdin d “t In 
tin iik .- ’llu wat'i in dm * at Is part •! the day. lit/, up 
a-.-fa-t as it reaelmd lli." ground au*l . .,k' - "f ie. 

• li'i'eriiahle hh many a emit 

I lie library 'iltmted it, dm pt r* •■( tin w. -t front 
ss a - enlist t lii'Led svit It great la-'tc ,|ud hen III v 'llu i""rn 
mm l v. f." I., k.iu h'l'gt h. t hi id y - |.*ur iu xvidtj, and tliii'ty 
-IX in h*-*uli( basing ale s.-pi.-r which w- r* two 
tie- * * \ t * n d u i g llirouglmut tli*' apartiheiit Tim room wa 
lia iid'»in*'l y oi'iiaiiu'iit ed. ami the lighaxjva- ;,*lmit t * d both 
•'■""I I *1" window* and thi'i'u -I. s light - aV.,,s. f., ini mg 

inarhi.'hii-l- au*|F ,|,i,„ , Wt . ll V | j. irt 

lion.- in ;)d*lili..n to th* cT.gaul i' ii" "I * * l*ned prints, 
■•till ." I, "" .'.'".lie, ii t *n of i k- g.iTiu ted trojn all . ix il 


,1-f p I ^ lr {*''1 yVJT'IicO I 'dlllt V. « lllill, .'III i|o,. ( | ;||pl i,‘p|ljp. 

applied I'lF t*r sonm linn .p„s| held th. "itln; -f 

ar-uii- 1 "unty It* * "t.J. i , b(,t,..w|ug to hi- iniiriiiit i.?, tjir >hit i*- 
md Til, "> HD- • m. . lias ** hec|, 1 1 HUHO't |J_.y I ; i - da llg ll t . I ■ d II I II fg 
i'*Wt. .up -* S' raj year- pa-t Tin *«ld geUtl*-iU:HV died r*^ '*•* nt fx .hd 
r. hi | ■ •'< ill*' late <'lertib)|. Fnpl K • ll prop .'-ed |o I..- a cainlt 


l.il'tb* r *m I ialhlVMi-. FriifK'lallk's Holin' 

NorilieiM.t's I'ahlcs. Fuvii'bM Animal Kingdom 
.Set tV Till*'* Am .' I' Arhhy * Diary and Lott* r« 
>|aictati,r. K, jlerin.il ie.aL Fultly- .W^jjoJcV Letters 
Ditvi- t'hijia. Hjiniu'gt**ti * II* raldry H* iin.-th* in- 
Ui'ituiiioiit and Kl* leln'i' s I’lay*. He l-rali* « Atin ulti* 
li'.w *, iHi'l ionary Fielding’ tilld Sinullel. 

Fyramid -'o-i.i. >svift'* Work* F*«.t.*r's t.--as- 
.—*•*51 1 * llai'iiiotiy. Kr-'issurt - Fliroitleles. 

.-p'*d.'W'o<.«| - 'llsyt'lliiny . Fold-mitli • Hoik- 
Ixa ith - Fluin li ami Stale 1 lull'- Work* Mem'- \V .ik ' 
lij'as, s on F*'tit:il* cli Thi* T- KcVpIutibli. . t 
-Life nl llifidiiigtuu. Tlu- r* F*. t, stilt, t* and Hmptr*. 
Hunt --lr*nd*m Vrr|iit**d *Mi(lk' ’ -'A»,.,ly«i- • > '. 
Farsottage llotis* - tint* |,*"ig. - \. 

Nalj'S - * * feuk T*'.*tiHii*'|it.i M e-fw i*o,| - >.,cf:i l*i«-t • 
llutititigion - AS t*rk* >\ .n-l on HiilFHftiid-. 

Haeon'.- Work- Him k - I nisersal Alia- Hitike'.- \\ k . rk* 
Fopltlal F y e|opm I la J F dllie t . J »iet ioll'll TV . 

1 1 * •‘w (j*j h *■ *“ii |st lire Hi-toi’y. II* *svc - Work- v 

Kill.- Talcs. .IqlitiminV W*»rk- .h^cplms. 

.S*'cm - -ai dm Hosplmriw iM'attt ifully lllti-tr.itn'd 
}laut*dl> Wonders Foiistnutitjople illu-tiai.d 
N I it i » t • 1 1 - Kxiiirslofi Fii-tl'-s „nd \|.|,ev> il I , * - i'i m w*. t 

Draw ing. |(. ..ui Table Hook illu-t r'.tl" 

.'Uuw. II - Wellington, lltir -Village It. lgiify, ; iltii-n.,t , .( 
Mojilgolnciy * ('iittoi, Manilla* tni* > iturii*.''il|ii-trt,ti d 
Ni*'li"l»*.ij - An httccflire I ink* , of N.n tiiaiid'y 
Nh'ilihtir.sJ^qni*' .loliuson • ‘i|».i-.|ijfiiotwp iy , 

•l.nrylioru* • FliHar* h Tic - i'l-’rii;,! - .. * .- 

^ l.hn i,/... i tty Has* incite |>. 


tit-t ‘las "Mln -.c.-ioi, 

' »ak li ."its. llbamU r> . 


■ l.il*- I h th" olltic ntnl that if elected In 'ssojild t du 
nh nn - l.y proxy -h i fjn daughter.- .-I dx ..,1 Ih-.a.id. 
T* He hu-in. s- a,ii,l r. • a IS. „lj dm p. s It i- ?at.| In- *. 

. • iv. d nejirly-all tin sole* 

Lii't week, li-cert ain bi>lt I’.llicev in Jl,, Treii- 
uis buildings «a mil l* die s n liiiu- I ., pi..n Iq.d jxk, |t, 
mg III tin- ha Ini of signing all hit*! |'i* pared' l*> In 
h in «ilh**nt lilsl l.-.nlltig tin III -It Wag |>repa i i i| ,4 felt, 

.1 I'll* d t" tin I’i* -id* III purporting I** I*, th*- n -, 

1 1* H' "! -aid "lln * i Tin- I* -y. i will, .i Iinmliet .*( o|li* je 


K-’X* 1 - lt-«*k of Mitrty r- lh-t i> ..f t 
Fullor * Work* .VValk- al«.ut .l, ry,'.. 
Claim,, *i .I Law l.d* * f M Inltu | 1 
Tln.J "(luge Hi I .{' J \o I-'. iial(**W:,y 
llents - f. litary-ilhi'lrale* I II 


t Mm M.rldu,;.. 
i*.. I* in 

I th-m* .f \w 

,y "i, M.-atn KngiV 

.Hynih * M.inuap" ■ 
"•• hold M oJ.K 


.1 UHHjHTA' 


die cabinet. I, .1*1 recent |y been p|,„ «d in lln- library l ln ‘n t irntil tl,.- 

Irunmxx "id. was "| mahogany and in llm lin^plc panel- 1 ' 

cos* r* I " i III gla,*>. w* rc iii-i iicd cliuice hroiixc medals Tlie lulln 
■ "miueinoralisa ..t . sent.- in iiiminnl liji"-. and with Ii hud ’. t ml M lug mu 
bci'ii deuhisil' .l through llm iigattcy ol M \ .itt. inar* it «-m • -1 In -t * ■,•* 

'Ir .h nxrsou - Uhtury embracing al.ont 'rvuitli"ii-iiinl Fhuih - th* 
so, tunes was j -ii i*. Iia-.d in Isl.'i for tweitty -dit'c diousund *.i In- tuftii-t 
dollar-, ami ini* ss e helh'Vi'.' tui'iiii d tin u ill'll - ii s .I du A rliicgioti and 

tilty livi' ilioii-atid sa.hiiin - xxliich has" *itn *• .o ctiniil tin- lihr, : ,l pm 

lai.al i **ngri'ss Ini* lor ti series ..f y ear-, annually appro dav. Ir**tn do 

pl'laled Iii*- "f *t\- llnnisiiud dollar- i**r lli" purelia-c "I t; d 

1 and pa|M - . and il i* . -t'iniii I . ?l that these Itav* . , ... 

* "xt dn- liovminiieni 'i„ adMi tioii |" tlm.'.l* HVi.oi, put- ' '"’ u 11,1 
4'li'F" ahotit Tw,'. Intiidied ljioiisati*l dollars m <*• riiMiiy 

llo-wevei. Ilians of the * s o| tunes xv.' | raid i sveri^flUpi in I'fj' * giain 
r ‘!" -.tiilTli rooms adjoining dm library \tm-ug fh.m n »" 

'S'l'e ,1.1,1" ll,"U-a lf id’:Sw h* »’i. and 'l well. 1 1 i'll -i ie I "''bh' ", M„,| 
"Ipel Wot!.. Til*'-* i, j. ,. polt.ll w I'I . -K,..| ,t tie . \IVclll1lj 

lh' It mill ti'f **l s >| title d*'t t **s c*l i- thirty (is dnni- ls *' ,1, ‘ 

' i i -"in • - I m lii' h ( ,inm*t i.e i . pin *-d "' " ' * * h* n 

" • f peal that- tij,' ' "HI, ‘ill- • ! tb* im ,p, ,. i, rat's I 1 "‘ Nul iiupd 

" dh.lli" t^illliig . \, ;..j,(4"ti‘ .dreads m .iinHu d w. : ,. . >• » » m 1 -**r 7 * *1 11 

JO. l\ le - li'oyVil ea- wa- lik* w 1-e i'll* 1 .1 |. t li.tf piti u !*)" 
ol tim hllilillliK J’lig *»• \t <-i *<•■ "| y in . w all "oil tlie ."-1 
Iron! : *' " 1 1 - i >1 r ru f »|y hl.ti'k*lii d Cy (lx alioti • (-|b. w- im | . , , 

•1 ml -* s . nil ei a "K- arc •liMeniihlc, win, It may .u.d-i ti ..... 

■i", i;-; 1 ■ " i".ikl 11,., (.j. t . 11, 11- in a.r. a . 1 

" hin the library xXa? in llaiiies ther*' ssa* .'t.-w ri"ti.- ap ' 11 '' 
pieln iisjoii llyal the fire ssntthX extend t*i the dome th* hngli?lnin 


.,1 h* sigii* - I and "1- peii.. ily ignorant of the iiiipoiiimr 
l„ l.n t until tin- i|", tim* iit wa? * xlithit. | In- wondering 


•I "t lli.tl put tii n 
.".ill. -oh the ,'e-l 
av 1 1* ill • 1 ' lh' tita 
i.i.i : : . .i 


Tlie I « » 1.1 * ■ ss ing 'Iclinitioii p| u . wiinls* f» u l 

•JU'l M In.- may |,..| I.. ,1 1|!||| • |.-t)„g to o„r |. i |ef a- a" 

it. hi -j In-t.-ry Tin- w*nd Fahdl originated in dm r.-ig it 

"l fi, nil* • the .’'.aj*»n*l;o| hiigl.Tnd l,' ii, tl,* initial letl. r- 
*•! hi* lUlllCters. injtii. * -Fhll nd - A l.i. y Hin kuiglnlii 
\ rlimglon and Kiiiiili-r«lni«-' 'l l"- word M hig'ssa.-' given t.. 
llm lil'i-rul party in Ihigiaud by llmr* , uli-l. in Froiusst-lf .- 
day irom do 'Initial letter* u| UiCir tii"(i** • .Wc'hnpe in 
C-d v F ' 

A nt’W it H'I Ini' ril di* tjie l" 4vi-|"!th<til Juts tu'isuu 

in (ieruiany It i- hnijger ,\ hiiuiiie dim, led- for die 

j' 1 - i on io , on i a 1 1 1 is • n 1 1,. rei’isi Th.- pm* 

•i.m « 4 ij*v .linn' ut h.,- a I lea* fs caused I’miilia-* - | * * I, 

iu. nl*' in -"mil Imi u I5u--i.» with tin* Imp*' of "aiding *.|l 1 
Hi. * xtrciniiy t -liifxrinil Indeed it "Xpet jcn, e.| in 
l"l. ill* I'.i 1 1 1 1 1 C4'|o* *1 in ,,* • of -ml, a It, lllill!- Tin 

inw "1 tin military unbih/.ui mn ha.- m.tdi .,n *\f rfimlx 

|,w i rl ul iinitit ,*i*m on tin public „|ij*jl md "•iiddciahfe ' 
bomber- d in. I, ItiyS *• hell thrown "in i cit,i.|"i nn iil it, 
It. dm ; 

N" I I, .sit -11, tint I In h'lipw ing i * ma i T. 

UF"', >>'• lutiM-A-'d l^aly iu. dp’ Toinh.it' l/n„M* ilv He ' 


Inyl-.r- K„d,U‘i.i-i„ lh* k* ,*- l|..,t«ch**hl 
l«y|»n- h auati*i?i,i V|. hi I ml, a • v* 1- . | ,, t, n ■ > 
^aylof. fibTinnts F.dtml -Hnly llhlstral *-d. 

I'aslor * < In ,-4 taiiit x .1* *n. - \ ,* « - ,,, Loudon • 

Liny aid - II, -Fii. | KiigtumJ New- t Taima-hir- 
N. ighl*,,, - History • -1 4l«*niv- Tay|.*r - Life *.f , |,ii-i 
II* vaplft. Jtag-t. , . .hlioi, Newt*.,, -Work- ’ 
tfMon s Vtiatomy **l M*'lau,-||o|y N.iii*.,i.,i « •)«||«-rv 
Hi'.xKT.s t.oinpletc,W*-rks 4 s.*!* . llia ,i 
'•Mtiira ? Napoleon. Toinlitis Ili*l**iy <*f hiigland ' 
'l*’*i,"ir» *.'f i» Fotuicll. Treasury HIM* 
n I lull* *fj, ii > | r, laiidi* Fid iir> » **t |.«ml*Hi 
Flu, mber- liilmundoii l-r tin Feoph-.J 
' l,am'.* r- Fyc|*.pcdi/i.*>l Kiigli-h L)t*r.ituiv 
Filgrim* Frogrcs*. t’luttn l?'T.« ' Fiipcr* for.thc F* *'.|.|,* 
Fort- and 1 1, arbor*. Kul-chmldt - dernum Diitionarv 
Isiilsehmi'lt * French and d"riiiaiiT,i,'li*.nj,ry 
Hiver* "l France. Kohcrtson - iu**rit ',* 


F*. pula iiv. 12 

"1- Sites und Sd 


NN as el ly Nos 1 

1 1 '2 v* |? ill II; I I'll t 

d Nhho.'lit'.rdcdjt j,i,, 

.'tii'iri - jticl’i* 

liars se* .IF- I.Uhh 

r-criptiir. ||. t„|y 

F. *llilii Fail*,' 

a»lii id 1 1 , • , ., ¥ 

•1- Slew ; III. t Inv Tyrol 

Hi l.aidm i • 

'••lllpj' le NN ", k 

1 S J '| » 4 ■ 1 ' 

. d2*s • 

x 1: u 

"lit r: \ n s 

ni - ' i.m.’ 

.Y <; jd.\ « >* / ; . 


a* In 1,-doi, dj.it the tit,' w.iuhi' cxl.ii'l t*> dm ilmim the l , .ngltsln„cii. it they will', really dm I in cant": 
pnal sl'ims.iy to which was' cmj*idcjHhls (1 «-hurtv,l ll.ul thought I" I It" flit Ilf" • t Italy'. in’U't Pa ft, to/ pr 


NA.'IIVILLi; M-AIiJM: FI It K IN,'! ir\\,|; ,an'd 1,1 f | 
, . \ AND THI >TF»J Ml' A W 

' '•‘Fin, I \ *s f*;""" , 'u— all paid il,’ ' 

.""•i'i''-- . rJain«i-. rv ,i. r ,,.,| 


ir* (til -flit 
"I diem to 


••til T , - p"i i - i PI* Attorni’jv Dj u» 
15. f- i cm * - 

. \ f .. \l„ r li* il .'.Mis-i*s i IT l ' 


l*y th* tlnuin* 111? M , u r,s W? t ,. . ... , *’* ; 

Um-u, ,« uiuraerpus In* >;*, a,, k j “ , " 1 ‘ 

TO- »niha> U" ? L,';,:, 1 . 1 "" ,r " '■ 

M.<Hb*ui furu-u, o XU VI.. 

w«rc I'joUisU "llh Irtll Mink *■>") * , t , 

llnued to j*lay upon thru, ju. . «... , .‘I: 

'"r ,jw *■«. eo* „..o 1 

aud tl" wjudnws ou tb I'I'' "it J' 1 I • l-i tj, 

tttrittjf Ui the t&» 4-rU:rDi*>.n 'I »,• tc-w, • ifvriit 
was k* think a* pail un*J it .. .t?., ., ;lwl u \,\ « ,,1' 

eaokKJ 

MtueaHirr a shot-w.a . !:/- , ti n, .. ?i, / artil.cf. ' 

(luiatlfd with gTMp*j *»*is hr ought t* ai'u|?oi, u,, (J, 4y U ;‘, j 
buiiauij uud tl*v MjUUatctu uufir hurry an,j * xviuuicut ' 
. . did i»ut fctwkys M-lMrt tlm right li.iu** In mnny n,*4auc, 
the eauuun wer»f h-i.lcd point bitofti. * f-j . j v. it Im.* 

iJiiltyr laril- -j tiifhoU •< «Uj I hi? m c.oim • I , 1 1 4 . 

W< ru. UtH'U , . * o 

Oue «' ouut give* tiu P*r • of til JtJ-UJg* lltF i't ijel W r< , 
ttuu aud lUbo uud that *«f thy ti »#* *j*e at alg>ut but , 

P rrldeiilly junsoa*il*le topirln a' any thing lik* v* rtuiiil 
■ J pM-e. pt Kuiu Mibi I*, itav* i oi,.- h nu i*t/Md**n 

..u*i fwiti.?mnd itare U-c#» agi. Med umJ tt i* m»i*J dn.u 
U*4 ^»«*1e|uu*eMt Ole in J<UM**|j«on of d'K'UIUdhO oi ll.' 
uuuurlau* ' |da> Utg bey ond a d .ul.t the «uu«t. 

, ‘A a f.uvukirfhh j*i**t agiihel -It.. P*. ridut, whVit w,u 'i 
, 4^#, UoUu out in til* eop/rt '*d tl" vi.’.-k und it w. 
A/i) MU (lor i* ueipt W thn Ji'tf -ntutimi, diat in i. Ji. 
I&uutakibjf tU* imliutir. uud »4<*a Din 'p J*vd ' ti Om.m tim 
<1 vmJuL^ 


ivj.ie.-th, It 1- to -.,y Mil tin's,, not p.P-alug u'lnh r. C' l tain 
ipia lUi.'.J ilU jUaUftiHtt UHl- ■ wlio'ISri'' "fWTlIt jf S eJJI'* 'of ag* ' 
a, id lia S " M-id* I Jit |lf,-t - X i|| ,1 (< *11111, tl II* Th* I 

., i- Ml* tl. I*, pnbh-hed lyt t!" Talcri '»»„ tin- lm J, .,n*l ar* 

' -m- |.judn F'llj - 

■ O' ■'noil' l' Itu.v 1 nil 0,1 dn Mk)',|.'h Judge, d* I’a.v ( 

•!,-•« a..... 'J ''•a-Aii, osi-Ti ,"*.,. i,' r. , fr...,, 

S " * I ", k 4,p CpK'k \\ b^ljdll l" III lilt, "111- t. Ju,x, 
tt lot* cut ,i ejyspi ptni' scet1??i*^ii,ay )m' e-tahh-hal ' 
F.i* * i .r .(,. '.'^bni,;. lo „ * -i , „ * p. .pu rvtt.lv pu-p,, 1 
Jiay.i' i . *,. t,.h. Ux .1 *1 a >.-*., ... am ttiuwu ‘ P , ] 

" • i'ch, -rihto.'i y V tin. p.* ;d* by 1 1.. fg. . r«l. , * t 


,„,I,U o't„f* s et c the.. Id;,,, dr may h- ). blaincil.fr. >fn Mil-.'iutl occurred, the diiYllllgc -I has.' heu, 

flic h'llow uig list of article* , ^stlllitiiig tin juwajaJ cargi* n-nlual.le uud pcrlyips tin* tw'u elurmhcrs ol tVmgrcin 

imlmhin:. I ■'-•••„»* "» •■••jigr«lul,.tio„ * I, imp. ,t. | "'*uhi has* I it ... dumugi-d a* I*. tc, niiv FonuMv-- t- , , 

t.'-at t tw ' junk- pi* -, niel lo, lln- n,-p> , t nn, ■*( the :,,j utoV" llll*, liutpoi'ars .luartem eDcw In'ie 

dn*nUi:*4. u l" F .* u .i — L4,tud,|.,4cn^f— d-Tttrgtn-t Mip i ' 

’ «rj- (lop, I. •" i 'le .si • 

/*,.»?nh .f .*, Ml „„ ,I„ ,H, „v, ".thnsiiisti, .sympathy adiinndion and ii*Kntniie« ol t|n 

\ ' • /•' • / / ' . " i • I HglMld tin ' A,,,*,;. . y tin o d . I- : 

C'.'I'J s-ils-cr vueci s wurds-wath gin- -■ .i»,»*„|s|.- -a r d' i! t-ihi'. IJJUtgurian W„ro.Mhd*-peiirh-ncc dnrgs mi a |r,n< h 


l.trop, 11,1- *'1,1,1 occurred dll' damage lllllsl has.' Im'i'U Ul" 
«ai;g" '•'b-ideiahle atnl perh.ap* tin- two cli.rmh. r* of t o„gr, 
ed "i, ""uhl has* hccii .siuiaitittgcd tis to rcijttii'c Fongt'e- 7 t o r 

,*■ au Hh'.V" into tempi , rury tjtutft* fi> clscwlmrc 


Kois' ti^ 4 ni, lioio.t v — \V Idle Ko.s-uth is receiving lln 
.vn.thiiaittstii’.syjnpatliy. adiiiirndon and a'fi.siam * -d i|,* 


m *1 "i,lv. vs, tl,. tij, 'liinPli ring hut eVj'u wiih ’.sonm degree 
I la, ll, and I, bp. the word Hepuhlte And this 
rapidly < **i, ting (*, pas- HundieiU "I out most eminent’ 
tin,, "In. .. |,*w y.ar- ag" Vsotjld not |UlV" I , allied q re- 
1‘tthlie xudi'palieime. and win*' evimnpfss w bnTd "recent ' iii, 
il,e -t rongesi tint u a- -lieer impinP-ncc and *li*or*P il s 
i.e. laid, y any atteitipl t** raise „ repnhltenii < oi,tr**sei -s 

iu F. n gland Jtas * I i"imnf* *l „ ml dully and opetilS 

d.a hire it, th. ir conversation* -on the subject not ..ill’s 


<Ki-.1l.tNNT - (I Vi^ilahle its.. | 

*IAMF;.<»A FnltTLH Ficident 
i vi a. Seeretafy'' 


II Il-M lli 
H .< Frett. 


I.'H 'AI. id it Flops 

I -aa', -"W Moon. 

A W Walker. 


l» NelsoU. 
■I" ‘gulf'll unto 


F . 'Oulu Unswi.rj y 
-i' t'Xli - ft bill) ’ I t 

p„»,Jl«- 'J'li.-y •ni.iy da 
,' lot** pVper " tdu/.Ul • 
all' J. die iT i jur, ,-. 1 1 
It I Jh* pr* i (cut is l 


m "L 'il*: i "'b'...ud- -nperHi,*' light, y l/ w m,l ' v.'gras- and ninin, 
Id, snpettm. while did" dill •, fin. d'elict, i,j,t I%t 
tl' I ■ , ■ , • ,i- p.!!Ul‘„-d a,, I ,'„.l,l x lit'. .| |,o „ ! | f. .1,1. 
jMJa'r f.llt? of s ii f.. a ,* ', Itlaki '«.lceU p:,|. . whit* w '' rM,v F 1 

P‘"’‘t . w ill, 1,1’ t. 

\ “ 1 lh '/"/"'I, l.nt ijtret* 

' , ! ' l-'SS'lel -HI, 'I ditto dm, ropul.m V. , 

"<• i"»F 1 l.l'" • ' Uttitv* .1 <-l ‘I. Slim, i it t nl 

bus i‘ Nl .11 • t ■ ■ i • ' i , ‘ * F'‘t h p"p* , Ian- ‘..I hardly a 

1 • 1 ' ' 1 - ' ’*• '/■"*. ■ ■ ■ . 1 1, tain . II 


1 1 « "flit* *1 Ml, | 

'I niMri - U In n |, 
"l \ ol,„ r . j , 


r /.<!'■ Sulr - Larg' 1 ,, w at. 
trunk* . ■ 1 1 I e ; 

riia pan- -Jut k* Jim fa 
-r ; htT 't ? Ii'-M *- v pn-’sc 
rii . Liu- su to Ii 


fcJljatcl 

au i llur^ull M . , 
UsMir -tithtfrif 
„At iij'i '!<*,* -e , , 
injhipved 

ll J? Mini that 
jo sham jr-h-tF*T t 
1'4ahlhh derpVl). 
*tl\i,tl",lttl A-?' 
i lauoi ... , 


V ' “HF,' !‘/Hyub 
* ut.j»i. j nn lh*' *.i I, amt 

t'ttl prineijlui)M I ftijtihg* r ' 

I 

" ' |i Je.ri aut' lioimf 
' v ‘V' niHiidem « m,. ,,, , 
H.HM"*rity d.ut It yuli 1 . 
J.o.y ' to fratiiV u „* s* '. 


• "/»« hy dm group -l 

?;>tpF s inh in ail o'. • 'go 
ou,J.il*iijg tin -Ulj|s ),|'"ii :h 


' ' ■ ihi I,. 

.hn'ilerL 'J,Iijjj'?l)'{| ■ . 

r 'Hit"' eopp. t cauV- 
rn t miik- ■ ■ ,u w'i't d 
' ti?h px-ln-i?,.: 

■ii'i. i ■" a.. rn... 

••it ■ '‘cat, *. y -.dltil 

Nut t do n vib 
ip • f tin I. ■ i I.-, 


K'*;., K, wta ',"«".U T > a'S MVII.SI. 111. K i, n.l i.lO. K!SKr. j!lktlLJU 

llm li n >, gamut, VV „ro.Mhd.-peiirh-nce dnrg'.on ;r|r,|mls II.., i Hie Tioti rT‘Ti.Vi* gre.'.tjy'T" |. |,n.eatn'| Vlmu all f 1 "' 1 ""'" 1 rat a*, and all looms promptly adjusted and paid 

and mo, m i, lane.., It- I xtslcge. at Klag. nl'uit h. in i' "‘ri'nt hia t h.i » n».--* .it tin dm h( will have P. I" W tlmni eli. •' «J ll, cogency dlllif .No'.'?l i amp street 

„ > n s iiiunlpi esorli d4" i •) pi n'.iot,. d * Ilicu> *.f i In’ A ttxt ri.m jh. hlajl -f a upiihheat, l.uri icatic U FAHTKIi .Vgrid 

.'tins Tl.i Vest p„k Tril.ti,,. Tlml. he'iii'-' si.ii.4M, i *„ , , _ .\ Paii* paper , , , . is e,l bv the ll.dlic L ,ss*'m,m. N-s'i Agenl . r. M • *7,1,1.. 

^ r,'? • i' :NS ’ i:SM:i: M U!I>|: ' siV *■■■>■« «• 

..,u 'I, insurancb company. 

<,'''. ’I 11 il"'".' l.i -i. iib? i.im- 1 - xn|.r,i,-,;i, -tii.- inrrx .r « ■•mii-i.i,. e M'l I ai .riiiiiMiiiu. 

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rr? !"T -"f 'T"-'" 1 " • ' wt, h, 2.x, “ . «• , . 

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"" • v'i.o. i m >.v...i. oh.i ",iii" , ;*al»' "-'.T"i|.i.- . iui.i.i, - t..|n(„ 

i",.-."/..,,. l l- ■ ii , I’ • K \ ■""< IU V" 

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I).'"' •' -*"" II ... .y I.; -„ lfJ U...I lU, •■ . 'I. -I 

1 j M'"-li . -■ i. i . 1 1 1 1 • t , ■ . 1,1111.1.*.... 1,1 ItUI*. 


"j r ' I" 1 ' i>""".v a*- ,u- ; 

pi.'tils from, lln Au trian • *• vn ununt ]/.• r,.a.,s'* ■ a n I a* tis i w'|, , i, |,„ 

I ly l ft M"l, I ;ht,MJ lhV,ns.A,tId ll*.mtl,,.|l .or-Hu.-l., I ...nloS,:-!,.^ I..-I V. 


■ is, d I. nun ?ils , j t fil.i*'. ||. I 
’'bout "Ui'u a . Ill "lit It l,i- f W if. p 
n 'r .d, J,", ,'i I, Is Jn al t T, ' >. 

tt",Ml,g ,J.| *.' i*| ' 'J In I "I, nil . .11 I 


, ('lYs'ralels 4, Tt1 

pr, \a i|* *.n him t 

hpt It, g. fli t 1,1 In 
|".'.‘|'h i '.gai*l Inn 


lall lS 1,1 SS*M,M1 N-s'I Agent • ||,|, 

i i: n \ i: s s i: i; maimnk \ \ i>‘ i i -it i. 

INSURANCE COMPANY. 

t \ I* l-T Nl. -ijdMMMHMh 

' . *H 'll N M HILL i'r. , |. ,,( * 

, i , W M *if 1 1 s ai^ef. t.try , 
rTilV '"jig' ,l*li 4)1,1' ' ‘|. j ^ h ii’pj *t i y with |j„ ainpl* k 

men n - f .i i.hc prol' et,..,, of it-'.lb.lp j o„i,„ ni> h , , * 


U I V Kit * F.A and I IMF; H|.<(ti> n d,< tnto»i • IH.etoj. •• l exprcmly i jile.l "i In I " i-o ■ - . y 

t*,fn> at it ■ A • ie y i n N < .. .Oil, ;,u«,'a| »dtc otfl. . ..» Th* It im rant' Mmoter- uni .I’f " 1 1 ... 


P* " * * - 

t; at "i p'.gii 
Mill 'll;* I I, ., 


l- itts wn|.iu)- 

t Imu abt. t 
’• t h*'.t t ft* ton 
» 4*4 it uti**n,. I , 


From Panama. 

•" •" bb , cjleii 

ll.AaU-lS Vl*at, lie "l 

'/"■'rnidd t^, :i,i; 


» im - M o >V\ p',.1 s i , — The 
F Ui-.'i, x. I|„>rn“ An 'I „•* .*» . u 


■I '.-""O.' 2, During tip h.M t'o", ■ "‘" <• '■ h- (h p,,.;,* u ,., . N,w si ,t,p^ 

la.' th, , In.rltDiT j.ubln ; o| tl,,. * up»U(T. 1..,,. in.' ‘ 1 K »!*•■ "l?i h.-ndu *.ThV IU Librajc w 

slat.,"! * xcitiUieni ..cut ..IJn i U-.iii m , u . < ft* ,/ w p **" 1J " 1 .r.'xiPduit ttu.- ds are \.*Ktvd ys it) It 5 > 

ha? gmirfii "t u ua1ur*.i.dem..L it dt tu,|, t,,. »i.„ Ul ,. uy ' uj ih Jhnt , hotits in. w „. , , ... J ,• ,« v . 

,4,-tK.t 1*0, ,4 U., MVU.1, <*",*«« 444 ,4, (US- ... Ul. , u UM , tfc ,„ ^ 


dais • t h*_ Flu »«l jail puhln' 

slate,../ • X'ilexajeiit ,a*, U | 
lias. gn>wii *»f u uulure, c.de 


tt.'-f .... '■/ ti. 'J, - Durttytotlp h,*t t,ij 

lh,P '-.vi, tux 

thi •lel'U'.ait'Ui • 


,p! ti.. i ji r> , 

I'lUl'e Hot It lil 


| '"•*••'• " •»- ».?* .' .««•* ~r,i.«u. i " ;,i 

-t"."n h iitlll ''I 4,. — i : 1.0 Vi Ini. , -i ‘ f ii,, |-,„ | . U .,| I,.,. -Ill, m, if,., I •„ 

I ” • f .I'lll|| |,',l1lll| .|illj..||l,»l|l|f[1l|. UllL'IU 

! 1 i . o,i (.tni... ;i -i " . . 1 . . J Hi, ii 

.. ■ ! *■' “"ii. i ...I in. . i,n..o ,'. oi. Hi,- i.Viwiiiii' 

“<t‘‘ ""■IjMi.SM.urT '.i.ili. , ,1,. .. 

•‘ul '.on tn, .1 ii,, ii.ul, I- « iii. I. !.wV, : , , 

, , . , , ; H, • III i d l Me • W irli I In I . • 1 1, , I , i>lll alllfd III S "III. 

Te la* nliiiriii'd in dn I "tigr, --nXj.ai i* U*t • -f thi- imTning.l has* ex.iiun,*'‘i jtlie F.ipiivi in, 
‘by M Cfw.i's Hichard >1 M<.-i and |.,| 1 « • f • * • n* • i . , In .origin «d the fire which t,».k place in. tin 
A large vAlunn ,.| "j|let"- f- , * ,I ’.m‘ ‘ * u tin tU‘*iinng • I the 24th inslaiit 

alg. Sojuu" ' "1 Spatileh Hi t u v sv, ri; 


t* iht- ,,'t il ; A -■ ie >',n N. w till. -,i,. -aidln ..(fl, e of 

"< : ' 1'1,'liKl T I'UKKIV- i ,'.i 

■ at aduiim* ,, ' ... 

mll F ■ •' ' 

11, 111,17 s.,.. Ill III, |;. s, 

| J JOHN BALL, . 

,t a npori to ^ . ’ \". * r *• » (iruvifi' Nfie,.| t 

njf tlm origin 11 '• 1,1 '• u. t'thc l.A |HiF , ..S,T and HFIST wa 

i h ton tlml ii roitmeitu ? p,,u. \ i • , . ■ p. . i,. , .. , i , „ K i,t t, 

th, follow ing* Hils cii y 

F-NMII.V HIHL’lis' ut Hom^l Mi per c, ip, 
rf.iiiC'l in you i 'M'TAVu lil |I|.F>. at fi Vt.t fl H* f*IO in San..,*- -tyle* 

In F.n.it i in , , . . 


V lalillllar svunh Ls u. 

* I Ijt- hat'll "I l • ms'l "lU * I • “ • w ji| '(,,’• llltttiiri-,1, l.v k.'ilo 

Pi' .>••! ■ • At it « ly ss.’htitTtp^,^ 

s^h|',l*. Int -pe|l«. and * *-,t? tw and u *c* {ll s|ie, , )j • || 

' •".'•••'lallglit tl"* lialat-oi |e|ha (mg ,.|, w.t.p U»- H-iU 
l*-l,lll-t"'Ti IF i t u tin »lh<JtlglH' whi'di (hide. yv.^. 

■o' ' ' ■ 

I" ii' "V " 1 , • S' 

wanl- I" have ahrj.lged tln p, - being ?UrT*, ru , 
dn.Secy matt., I w|n*l,Tn iu-1 values, • ;, 'hfimotti. 
'FnMMx d t.y >. \ i, di-tiiatn. .'j nngi,. |,| \j ay ' ' 

-inN-w-trr l y ; t - - 

, !1 „ l 5 M*L :*•■ •iravii-rdfjj; • 

WILLMAHTH HALL, 

•'aYi III./ M l.'<|,»»'||'| j 1 
H,« | a • I , Annual >. --i .jl , | t hi- m-tTPuti u *aj c , u : 

' u ih' I’f-t Monday in i »• *.'|.. * next, aivi 1< jUUi> . 

t • II '- Hi- ittt ly- I In ,i,-l‘lt tli , n wilt |„ „||,|,.|. «i 

"rob-" I Ih C..T.JT). y; ‘ 

*• '" ' 1 ' * * .-'I. • 'Ol.ail i7 I.,,; 

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1 1 ' * "' ' ll" (Itid 1- (UIM-!, 

I'I"'" ■ l.'-.ni' nl | I.ll i JII..., 

'I I I ’ 1 " "f " '" I III',, ritto 

i ' ' ' " «'»>•* '• 'l "i.-""'l| i u.rJi« l »„, 

I "I J'lllii .a.l„ .. (,. 

*>"' !* i‘ i . m • M msm.i . * i i',.. 

i""‘ "'i; »'i>H"'it,u, 

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’I ' ""'•"I'lth I'nttlMk 
» >“.UI I', 

"il - IMI 


OAK BOWERY PEMALE COLLEGE. 

.4 I..4 ,1.4 41.4.1 toi ua;.\n. ,1 i; I III ll ^ Iru 

is 1 i ii in --iu ,i , i ■ ■ i 


' u;l ' 1 1 ' ; ’ ' i. l'iii"i".' jilm.i'mi. w . . 
411-41 J l"nMtll, 4 , r ( l „.|,. l ,|M M„.„ 7 || lilTTT 
"I I ""'I'" • ! U.li. I, ;„,.( ' . 


"•*•• u i? I it util n sc iU f.*_ 
'••*•*. !•• *t,Sir jHU'ih * u :u 


HI N'JLN M \ III i li w a n, 

'*•4". ill- -l.lll ,(,/,!. julSfe 

s I I’J * j N I 44 , lljl'IIIIS 

REGULAR DRY GOODS TRADE, 

•'"'“•li H T'. 4 lm i:k ,v , 

I"' I" : '"I » l"-|i -'. I , . V», l.l.J - |,„ C’.X- 

street NdW , lf|e.'4||4 " ’* , 


M V LA It I* \ 15 \| IrilKAI* 

N\ I, 'I. *al.' T I'e.iju - III F' I. I, o, ai.i'jji .||n.-li' T'rj 
N (• r,i vief *t r* * l I*.ts4..„ 's'lagniittc ali.lt ‘atu| >•' 

< •rl«'tt|i* t * 

' ij.u 4i,i*i'! 4' • 1 e nit.ui„i, ii,..»u - I, *... 

I'll ',,IN,B.\!,|."j4lto •• 

"lli. . -I:m I- — -Jl. ' , I. ii, iii ;7 >i ,ik.A-h4f- „ 

Tc|,"upiiouln- -ji* . 1 

K. - J. ... .. -on,., .., .1 „ 1 — ,, ;i „.| M,,..,nn,. ar..t. j. 


’ v < FLINT 4V .lr»NF;.< 

NN ll "!* -ali- and li* tail H. ule/s Iri dnl.iiiet F'nrttitUfs’d'D^ 
I' .itliery 'Ins,- and Hair, 'laltr> -**'« tr’iirlwl'llitf Hu 
' I 'd, N -triii'h • P- V.o j,, and 4*. Itny»l rtntl.N** 
I MrUipi* * , . , *ji 

<1111 11 M»1 \ \ |i.N S| F.Mi'N 


id F rwarliic'M 
OriiW* f"' I 


T II .1 X f Km IN \ F,, 

He, du;- in F'im .FgS'hionahU' F|**lliii,g. N’ 1 51 CiwnWl 
1 in'xt do .: i*. Flanjei - ll,.|, | N * si Orlfttiw 
| Noiiih-. F|, .thing, C! et it - I nder JiaruHtth' W*/'- 
Trunks. F(,j;pct Hue- um I a gciienil.ttssf'rtuii'nl 
Flofhitlg- nlsVny** on hainl ami f"r *i»h- nt 

tV lowest market prices ^ 

H I ."Mil'll HKNTl.'T, 

H.i- returned, und i- d* s..ijng hiui^U ’cxclusirrlj l( 
pniL'll* *' "l Ids profession “ r 

"111, *- ai de *"nn i "i "t i'll., He- tied :, n'l Ulir 0 
little. • - • _jt 

lOMX^.O'U'VSS X ' 'JUIIS^ 

1 il It i|i\n N N \ > A 1.15 

A I fojtn y - ..nd Fo|Hj.cll*.f- at Law. AlH-ni,*!^' 

Fra* Mien l.l, SV ..ill tin S irtoiis i vnirt- 
ami .<* smith .ludiil.d Fnculls oli M is*lN-i|'|!l' 

F.'iirt of the I nil* d "l it.'- .’I F'.'Ui' l •' itli*lMil ir ' 1,lcl 
pl ihe "tab at .1*4. 01, g 

, Flaitn - ,, (ill’s ■ j.*"i'-'*it in N *>rt h ~N| i.s*i*<i| l |T <>ul a 

• '-r* nil -*nt 11- by "in rrirnil*iil a *|l*ilHiCi'- ^ 


A^ycKurhiue \ r.. A h, rdi* I, Mis'i^'FI* - 
H \\ Howni.m. 

• I*, plon \ I'.w mg. 

.lames k K. Miiid o .X M bile AI#WW* 

H.'lk •' | x l.awler ’ ' . . 

• loin, N NN iiisloii X • 

Si, nf"rd' A: F.,|i s' •» 

M..r. \ l.s lies. 

'loses Waring ill'" 

•' ykt" \ F.r.*rj — ■ 

Me'lifl|iin A Pearsall Nesv tirlcati'* 4 

.•s u Nelson k i'o. y 

Mm J .1 "nn., n l Tn./' .l. ...ii Sh.l*”’ 

.1 l VN Ilit'-* It I ill i||e- S illy 
.. . -Hila» Uarsotis. i:>*i 2-11 wa*i -sill* 1 - . 

IblVld.lleshler Tils, u ill hilt 
Win 1 odper Kj*i| . - 
.<imp'"ii Mi Ah -t<T\ Fo F'l'.i'iiicr 

• Ittllies In ill". Ls.j 

M ill;.* in Khox. Moijlgoiiiers ' 
f .1 Nall, an i.r, ,11 NS inrj,' *h‘r. 

Il<*ri ' F? II I "-li 1 Nashs ill". 

Hndtard K orn*- M* niphis. . ' 

NS III drtfs ili A ' • ' I "I4,;rj | l' IveUtlteKy ^ 

Hrit'lr A Hasir*- . 

Tho New Oile4AiiH C'hri»tia n 

I- i’-m d'weekjy *1 T" • !'• Ilisr* jui'l i‘ ll|,ir P Al)( i* 
No -uhsei ipt 1 in lal. * a 1 ,-.!* - ,«hNH 1 ' 

-< llh, I* wiill Im* tiifli r i'M*.l as s^liuik' h" ,,ut 


"• I. AN , 1 H.I III. li." 
I binding 
••SMALL ilini.H^ 


villi ,111*1*," llll 'Ifmeleivu. r, 'of Tel- Ifllttiue 
Is and clii'ii- Turkov I A I 


' Tile ltl||< rant' N| ill Is tef - U,*J^Tl' ; "'l" r ' " 1 1 ul |j. 
lipi ropnl Fhlireif. •" uti, are' all "I lll ' : - 11 . 

Mge'nl- 'J the- N. iHirleal, F|„ isl iail v A'l»4*(« 
pay liicnl* Mtay I*'' liia-h f , r 

All ''oinuiiinicttli' tthelh' r ' 1 hiwiP*** 
pn 1*1 iiw* t i* *11 u nl.V- ie|iuii ijig inoia-J' " r " u 
the ttiu"iiiil "I is 11 dollar' ^ 

N" "lilHiary lioliee, wijl he iiiserH'J. 11,1 
within two umiilh* oltoda ilea ill "!' u [pr W 

Feiiiii* 11 uieu! a u*n, 11 * I I*? mhlj • 

M'-Timki N'< yv'Hrleaiis ^ 

Fotiini, uiifiiti**ii' iuv lsing h,ci< <•/ r * ‘I jj u#r j ir- 
neei'Unl- "I n visals. rehgi"lli im ' luig- .T dju w** 
hi' 'gra phi's- ii. iiiiisl h* hret'iiijluuii , <l a f 

iTuiU"' 

A ll sv -J.|« Xt a lvertiM'ln nt* 1 V 11 


aiid’Rmt that ii 1 • **-. it by fhe imjl.u- which Joiim d vet himliiigs go|r|4n,iid* and i-ljnp. Turkey m,*r<H ? , o 

th* al- .4.> ..| tl,. laiuary has f ti,. ; !..,,, inottediu the 1 tl,|ue ylnnikaml hands * ' • • 

y m . CULAl* .<1 ildul. UlHLL.S’ANl/ Th*TiA>it5 |.s \^\i t| 


, 1 ■ rtvinv; » . , s 


bn which 111 11? 1 h, ,pr. paid ill “ft' 1, 1 **’ jTThi. 
Johu Dull 


V, 


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DEA TH I N youth. 


1 ^ »’ th c m " *lHi; w n*-mtvr n i ki itt-Rrtvrftldr 
( t " tl,W ' 1 he ne X f report .ml from th« reports, the most bleared fruits 

wfflTS; re I ”, I probably give may be expected. the Central Committed 

fll in" " Tl ■ ° f th ,° ****** f,,r 1,,lV0 “»«<“«> 60 nr TO Societies in If, differ- 
" ^‘Sg.yojK. TJjjgik neQrly tbejijnjitlltL -cut-St a tes .„ f Germany- 200 agent* and cor 

" f 'Sfilulcnts.Wra cn^ged in promoting the 
£«^5E7f j,ytPW * fr h .^$5 ~ -than asylum, sJvnlmtt nUtlfr 


NEW OR LEAKS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 17 , 1^52 


n,.„> . . ., , n v>'»v tmmi uu- zeni oi tiu* Koiormers. tin- 

amri’li; .Soual! C “ r»2.o! ' wlW'li 1 foT* t'? r Uj . ,n,i ‘ I “! it >; ‘-mik- 

s s!im?T * 3 ? 

tl.tthn t " ny Mlsw,nift y «<»«> part in the enterprise. 1,nd the high Luthc- 

t lmt. has not to n less,,,- greater .extent hn- a«e then, selves have been sthm.h.ted 

Si ' : l n n 8 dUrinK th ' U • V ™ r ; - hkewise. though on a separlte Lff 

afiKLSf* “ % ?w'r> 5 - *r* 4 «S 


4'«d to leave the lovely world. <>r.ottr General Treasurer will probably give may '-u' 

SrssSi;; k ’' ssrz zr - *? r*v ‘■i-s&l&temTC 

^JKSXSi&t. ■ * 

' m’ulerr float before the eye. tli Old School Presbyterian Church durintz ?° m,Cnt " '•! irc «««««> pro mdt.ng tie 

' Tips' jnflM «v aad e, c are cleaver. the 1|lst voal . . n ,J mw . «““* : «JV|;h.m naylunt, honey oleut instil,, 

The heart J «a' er, . >r |— ^ „ £ ' ' ."" nN " n<1 ‘ hke. have been founded.. and i 

L . Krem year to yean .» aad ... die |lfil lti , m of M ,, 7hurcli \orth Ibr U,e l??"**** U ' f 1,1 *! «*■**"• <V th. 

Ti. lined to leave the busy world- . . current year, amount to jt-irtyKNI.-ni.d tluL hm.T'the 3 u 7 tb^ K f"""" 7 I"'?' 

; Tnfeelear enuruge mounting high.. of the economical Hoard of the M Kniseotiul /.eal of the It, dormers, and th, 

tlmaghts that just begin to fly Ch'ureh,' S„„th, *02.0ttO. ' which it is J„ ' si I, '"hdehty. *Sal,l,atl, break 

Then itrmwslntek iiud swittiy. burled , will lull «30 000 abort f ti mg. and other armies, ounce their suco, ,,s 

djufftia'ar,'f to dim obscurity. 7a d ,,, r , , ! ' ° ^d, u^, Aboufa- fourth of the Protestant elergv t,,k, 

Ohr life is always a beginning, * that has not to !, t. ‘ l!SKl " nift T l4,lard port in the enterprise. Inal the high Luther 

1 hope pf honor worth thtf winning ; *»r groukor .nitwit un. nit* diomwlvos .have Iwon HtiinuliitiMl t<» m 

Wf hope to Ho.'a.nd hopinp, die, V OV( *“ m ltH h, ^. n<;u8 # dur mg tho past your : and do likewise though on a mtpnruto hint 

Tlsluudito ‘lonvo ii utormy world, multi nl vLn^t h!' ir ' ^ ^ n ^' v Wc.Nlmll koop ,, n oyo to this idnor 

Whta every wn toiler may desury ' meBt i e „„<1 foreign "S'”'' ‘ ' n ‘ ^ j’ 1 ' 0 " rn, !‘ ,, . v ' »“«* “P eut it the m„s, 

Ahipp}' Future drawing nigh, b • Beneficial remits. I he anti- Unmnnist spirit 

And ill the nations, .onward whirled, 111 Llnna there ifro nt present 75 Protos- whioh ia pervading all ranks in Ireland and 

nchol^the simny sliarea th.it lie tant missionaries, 48 of whom#*. Americans, the multitudes of ehnvorts t» Protestantism i„ 

Ikyend that ever-heaving oce.ip— U M wmtliy of note that already the Amerk that Island, is a remarkable and eheerim, 

The Present, with its wild earn,,, aim., ; cat, staff of missionaries in foreign countries fact to which, however, we ean 'givh h’u a 

Alas. see; to sink, to die , ,s nearly enual to that of all ' the rest of the passing notice, lids indeed, wohderfo'l - i| 

Anityet to lcavy .weary earth J lutestant world. J heir success, too. Inis not the 'computation he correct, that there are 

for higher liff.is well, vsfkuow r been exceeded by any other*, except the Hrit- tt'li*. mthrly or quite as nianv Proto-tauts 

nur being is a constant flow, ish Vl.esleyans, win, still remain i» the Van Papists in the Emerald Isle ' 

e A n,l,lc,idi otscir. .s newer birthv of the great ip,ssiotmry army. The forces It affords us sincere pleasure to recorJ^lic 

Tli'scel deeaystha t, ..inv grnw: now m tl.e field of foreign mnWpns, are 2045 fact that there has bJen a great rev val , ( 

A world sahlime awaits the dying muiionaries, 11,807 assistaiits ... . . b , "'''“lot 

IVhf, purely lived: Away wifi, sighing : muni cants in t tie n, 7? h , ’ ! T" *P'"t Within tl.e bounds .of 

J fastis passed ; His well ,c go. S ”ml nn Z T ^ ^ ^ •'..ring the past year. 

- 'hti 1 attendants on tlia ministrations of the Most princely Amtributio, is have been made to 

HBETEENTH ANNUAL REPORT m^t'otbn' H f I ' f | Ptl " tl ?S cstaldishinent, Hi tin: cause by some of our churches, as appears 
u« Missionary Society of the Ala- ^ >0 >''! ' lr, ' ,l - r " a '^p-l Nane frars have 

buna Confer euc'e of the M. ! Episcopal I'hcHo forcien oneniti ituksiou imhooLs. htM*n ontortainod tlmt. in. those circuits .wliii-h 

oh m h, S oa,h. ■ . "rr h 

In our nltmlttl report we ligVe been neeas- ’ . ’ ' 1H ° course is than the entire Missionary Hevenue of the 

jwi to give a synoptical view of tho Condi- ..' '-i* I " ,lllr ^ rtv “!"' c P ro Pv ,r > exclu- Conference a few years since, there will be 

tinf tho world, us seen through a mission- . • J. 7 . ' . rl '. l 10ns jl 1 *"’ e ! ' nc ' , ‘ t ' os llll< l unfavorable reaction incoming years. But 
,-v perspective. This we consider impor- - ? T, "‘ lim ° unt is eneour- rather let us believe tlmt none of our oliurches 

lit u we eah not estimate the position #g,ng ? - grea | wh<m “"'P^ed with the rev- lmvo.contributcd too niueh. that all of then. 


t ArAt.AUH.COtA MISSION. -hT„, opprcNleil ei,i/cns of his Holiness : hows 

- arved hy Ohs Saxton : Uti whit, >- were , due. gratitude • by approving the deed of 
ssc with rov.vuUdded ,!l wlivtcs and 41V j I\ap„l,.„n. Hind conliruriug him, so far as 
* mured: prosperous Sunday sehrml. Sit sclinl- I'.qash ihflucnw can do it. in his ill-Vottcn 

nrs , this yniririr >ViU i poivur. * 

itni If y-' :M«»iinlinu«, what are 'tho UHurjH'r H pfikl* 

mr.i.Aiu.h i i.sst uN , })C^tM \ m Koroigrt diMicr'suppovt . Iiiih, 


i , i i ■ oj. n u. >>■ yMMni r, 

- JS j 

•■PICE. GKAVIKR si 

I**-*******--*, 1— - > - ^ J • ' 


KIIOMH | - , I it i.i, flu;^ a4v)w»»#. I t -7. ,aj* 

red of • An Evil that should be Remedied. ' . - f ‘ "I thing- ' minittar „„„ 

H* Hn.n ’Mc’j’yWji*.; Ibngi is an evil preva 

^ottcri 'ent ^ 5 * Jaw Wb . W b and greatly dctlacts f,o>„ Ws Aacrwl callD * 

inlvortcu to in our paper* nnUl it. lacorfoated. Ho cannot rebnkc sinas he might in do lUt" 

, pros- and as tin' Conference year, is now about to purficKkirfrlondihat haves,, inn r Vl 
V. him, close, there seems t„ I, no more tit time to may rarely 

r leave eo.H the attention of tho C'hiirch tbit; laith never attend, pram mbetme 7 " r 

y lmvi« tluil of th«* miuirtt-y anil momlioHrhip, i fnim'lv pfavor and fli,. V " 'f 7** 
his tin*" it is ttonfrnllv cunoi'dnd that niiv tniikiaim. rimfrdi U ijAf.-'j . I* u, o r »f llm 


^ , . , . ■ lauiirr Huunon nun, 

t ^ k l f™ r i v ! { r 't'"'*™™ ■ Austrian and despotic section, or leav, 

" ,T. n '"l atemimrs him t„ I, inis,. If Ifritoin. Mis acme b,... 


meatlc and foreign-fields ^ ’ l^T y ' ' nu “P eut « om “ th(1 -„st 

. „ — . b Benofioml remit*. I he anti-Kinnnhist spirit 

1 China there it re nt present 75 Protos- whioh is pervading aH ranks jn ireland; and 
tan missionaries, 48 „f whom are Americans, the multitudes of converts t» Protestantism in 


OS being built ' 

"i’K \ i iii k 'ey i:f.k hhhsiiin . 

• ti 1 ' - 1\, Row serviMl : nl»uut lUOii persons un- 
^^r^h'elit'tiOal instVuetinu, ote '•’> ITmih ih-. 
Ihtm; priisper^u*t ; putinnH desire fk » ..utiim* 
niioo. • 1 \ 

(‘Vl'O.MA mission. £ 

Uru isHImtunirg uhllTgurtWrl vr.mmuu^ iilitHi 
I-U oliihlrcn under oatmhotical instruution : 


wn,teK and ..2 I’olomi momhurs : him to himself* «-• Wbuliln lti, . t, *1 . r ’ | "V .* I ,r «yo** mfentmt. may 

iul«h‘(ipftst vonrSl I memherx'- st»u*rul ohuroli ,r 1( inn,l I i .1 • , ^ * v mu ' t1 "‘ l ot “'nurti-y ami nimnliesrhip | fnnnlv ptavnr mq.. anil the diitMr tf 

rs hein, h^lt ‘ V ^ * nm.Uhnn t Jm vudory. but dm, s , v t his urn* ft is «enernlly cuno,dc<i .that our mthi.lorn Hum -)' ^is W 

„ * **• *" that army inmself, and lift iriniv arr Oft Itot.plv ’itfltd /wiiriiV JL.vi wAA..i>.. th. I 1 ■ linn * 1 •• Jk . i • ^ ^ lu,n< 


, ,, n x. in vm. uifit iijjiur mis i ' ,,u m. mm; » nureil fi, C.fMt inffTnw.. 

.tot,,. I nun there si 1,1 lie of cmniumding those of any other de.iouiinivthm | and. yet. All the*, evils g r „w from this „ 

genera a lali tie*, as well as ,t military ]>er„., meager us is the support allowed fhmu, m'ifin want' of tt p r 'op,lf venae „f 
why should not he, ere long, unseat ft'upo- ihi not fee, iit'heven that ainoimt Whw i.t.'# r'e/bts i»_^ • . . lr r Mpee0t-c 

leou from ids peiw'er f True... the latter 


I he nnti-Utiintiriist spirit .^ded past year;.; go,«l cinldition. 

II 11 rtmlru in TkoI.. ...1 J- 1 . . 


. t’OLUMBIA MISSION . 

Served by Rev. J, W. MeCntlh : 


rt V .‘<1 c •■•lie, Mims in. iiiiiii 1 1 init-s in viaiveris ui i roTestnntism in oerveo ny liev. J. \V. ,M 

VI '?■ " . , ‘. 0U ' t !' at Rlr4ml y 1,16 AinefiC that Island, is a remarkable and idieeriiig 151 whites mui 1 15 .eohireiL 
can staff of missionaries in foroimi cOuntrfa. r„. t h, wl.ieh n... • ,> . b 


Oontnins 


.• : j w-v.ammwii-. xn.ui.u, in II mimrhllitlt 1 ami oiioeriiiu 

can staff oi missionaries in foreign countries fact to which. • however, we Cun' givi* hut a 
ts nearly eqtml to that of nil the rest of the passing imtiee. It is indeed, wonderful.. if 
10 is ant world. J heir success, too. lois nut the computation he correct, thut there lire j 


Af*. •• V ' “V** ouvuefi!*, i^Hi. !UIH not 

. been exceeded l.y any other*, except tile Brit- 
ish l\ esleyuns, who still remain iiy the van 
of the great missionary army. The forces 

now in fiftlcl «»<* r;.-,.: \ • 


IlbAV. mttirly or quite as hinny. Protestants iis 
Papists in the Funeral, t Isle. 

It affords us sincere pleasure to recor ifKhc 


•. . r ii o o' i. im„i..o.iDoiiiui'i.- jin iiniirt to rocnril t 

uow m tlm field of r„ r ,„gn muMung, are 2'045 fact tlmt there Ims been a great revival 
miPKiniinni.M 11X117 .luai.i.i.i.. ODd'ai.r .. ^ . . . H ' . Ul 


, nUTI.Klt MISSION. > . v 1 Wm °l' GBU1S 

Servjal by Rev. Thus. Killough : 350 men, 1 - J o T> '"'m t '"7'“ “““‘^what 
l„;rs. 70 added past year. 4 r, gulur .Sunday lui ; ,l,a 1 "™hn,t to depend upon < l.iieml.'y 

sehotils. 2 ^urcltes been built, and 2 mbr M " ■ , 0t " n \ m " r " l,iir " < ' t " r What 

l,o, soon will a government he Jroin which all hiu-I, 

PtKKVILLK Himis ' T' r'Tn'' •!,' , ' CDC( P ,tviJ1( '' U-« 

Hev. K. Sullivan served: revival last year; aT o ,, 7^ ' " , Hurr0t ’ ,,re M ' 


'=;• W,,|, i H,Sf '•»'>? hi ”— «* poorly-paid (who, l they receive the I , foully enmmt T"" 

g, ■„ r.,1 abilities, as well as, ,t mililury iiern., meager as is the sopp-a't allowed tla'mi, imf„v want' of a ,ense of th ' ' r " 

wby should, not he, ere long, unseat Nape- d,i not receifAeven that am, a, nt. Why is ltd rights and TwigatiOns.’ in ln | | llis t 
lain loan ins power! TrnA.. the latter Are „ur .people less able or less willing to ,„iv l-V. I'-eareely know 
11 1 1 ' istige ot a niiiue, and this haS’dUne their ministers .than other denoniiniitionu ! I oairh’ninvd, tie minister wh.'.T.V th' 

inuelr tor him: hut - this, e.timot dnnll.-nur emmot believe 'this to be the cause. TlieWr- Weeks -presents, or the inrin who w^f ^c'-V 
.,ne nm ," ever. Napoleon ims the army ; r,,e lies in tiiis — our people do not properly bute nothing tothc sumsirt'Af thntt*' "7' 
hut the history of the Pretor, an gourds a, eomprehond their obligations. 7 In the m 

I ! he Who rules ' lur Giiurolt original, d i„ ,, missionary ef- went with foreign natimm our^mht^"' 

* th T ’ T "" 0HS rul,>l1 l,y Idiom, fori, when all contributions 'were |a,roly nil- ahr,md nm prokiliited from reeeivhl^^^T ■ 
even, though hn bo u general, which Louis un'tary ; audit is stllUo U great extent, a ' fr„m foreign gor^hmenis^'judk^h*^ 
Napoleon .snot | h on m civil matter8>wfmt missionary enterprise designed to spread the j «dv* present* ■ from suites are' llblo tVT 

llUfJ till) 1 rmdeilt tlMlunimil UI)Ol) ! Uifimnllv (ittsnnl «»VIT tlw«ou»*lli niifl n^tn.noll.4 ...... „l... A «... . fh . .* ' 


• • . » n nn>vm in* i mui uiuru hub ueen ft pr<*nt miviil nf iiov. h*. Millivan served • povivtil l.mt n ........ u,mt 

mimioiintn 0 ^ ^G04 com- tlm Minnionary npirit within tho m<\* of ^ appointments uri.l 235 imanber, f ? ' . U,at ( 

munit.iiiUHjn tlio mittsitinary diurolmn, 1,500,. tlm Alit. Conference ihnW tlm r.ast v .»\r tlition. * j^pular # KcuAp Jhim with him 


.... - , V...iiy,vnva; o III I MU Ull* TlliSC Will* 

i | "’‘’“bdants on the ministrations „f the M,*t princely <fontributions have been made to 
imssinniirii s, II printing establislmients. 31 the cause by some of our ehurehe*. as ai, pears 
7 1 3 ,,f lmtiVU “W freasarers Report. .Sane fears W 

a.rs. igid —0,000 soholurs m mission' scbools. | been Entertained that, in, these cireuits.wliieh 

hnn. nn.ih twi K. . .1 


qv, ... . . wil l, vmvi itunru mill. JirmL'HC CllTUltH. Which 

1 liesc torcigu operations nrc .Carrie, 1’on at. ah have each contributed more during the year 
expose Ot S3, 200,000. This of course is than the entire Missionary Hevenue of the 

rho Inrmini mmein,,.,... . . ... ... _ * 


I'K.I? luvnn MTSSfON.* 

Ii Franklin served ; l',8 whites and Of, 
colored : good eondition. 

c ' ■ m 

LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. 


a the resident to depend upon < Literal.'y p"5»l '*ver the earth, and especially to pro# l, peaulnnent, 3 tirorit whdreeejve i,r!se»t»Iw 
not ono ijiah ot name or eharacter What it to the poor. But in tlms., parts of our land parties litigant are !SSL 
w ill a giiyernmenl lit) from which all Such where it has grown up to strength' and wealth meaner. So, uisivof • mnnvotl'Mif.nilhile f 
men as -tuxot, b'rryor. I equeviile, l.i„n #«<• mfiuwiad, it oerlainly never was the' de- faimiries. [f mHlraesof ewruidiunin U nnm' 

I mn law, Heltroghe. Odillen Harrnt. are ex- ,’>gu of its founder, nor can it he the will of meat, why not in thoChurtln STm.U n,™' 
eluded lie Ims not even that clever and il;s Divine Head, that our people should be iateii* Util he prohibited from receive,*. > 
popular Kcurtip J liters with him. Vet if un der m, obligations to provide a enmfortabh' senls from member* dnrinr tfi., t..r' T „ fslIT' 
I., "US -. apol, -OU should over he seated' in s.nfumrt for the ministers who lpbor with jl" bars among them I Or should thev ° f 
power, tie must have a gmmimeut Minis- .tlnau, nor indeed to provide a support, for ‘turn-in account to the stewards of «lt ™ 
ters. Ambusfindors,- Deljutei-s tliose Win, labor in laora distimt mi, I , e i .. . pro-. 


tors. Ambuafiadors,- De)mters, 


Ib'.reM lira ]n. 1851. 


- — - .MM, 

It is trite. that.Na'polcqn's government at fruitful fields. Our poor. and destitute 1 eir- 
present is aeipiieseed in- l,y Paris and the euits are still strietiy niissiunary ground, a, ith 
greater part ol b ranee, partly, beeaum to we shottld consider ourselves under obligu- 
| resist t his moment, hopeless, luvrtly, bis-nusn tion* to aid them, 
tlie commercial ,nud industrious classes in Hut I did not set out to urge our nooplc on 

TTvanno ttntnU' l.n 4ls...l.r..1 r.. ... » > . • — ° * * 


scuts received! M 4y the Lord help ud to 
net and think right in thi- ifiatteri 
Ala. Dee 20. 1851. - ' Af-StEWtan 


„ projH.r, excla- L,mtereuce a tew years since, there will be I itrt. j-ii.,- , ■ ' r„i„ .nvnopuiiw. jatMiy, hnennsa turn* to mu them. SORROW WORIONa nrm nr nn „ 

sive o^. contributions to Bible societies and unfavorable reaction incoming years But f ? d'd ' thrnk. when penning the close the commercial , and industrious classes in But I did not set uut to urge „ur people on ~° R OI,ORY> 

kmdred institutions. The. amount is eneour- rather let us believe tlmt none of our oburebe. 7 lu9t , L '° j mBuul ' ,;at '"™, *M the predio- France would' be thankful Tot any govern- in their missionary efforts. 1 Want to fix , of '.'“Hi respect, 

agingly great when compared with the rev- have, contributed too much, that all of them t ' on ., 1 vent »« , 6 ‘° »«« '» reference to affairs meat, even the purest despotism, which their attention on matters nearer home “« *“* ««wtion*.of the &UUW,-Jhat ti»y 
enue of former years; but it is after all no. are aware of the fact, tlmt those who were f™ co ' t0 b » and ^denlj, would guarantee them tranquillity and the ‘•Our ministers should bo "men of one calb .JZ g °" d t0 '<**•*&» love 

more than is expended annually in the citv most- liberal the pait year will labor hard to ttnd lal ««ntnldy realized. - Despotism lias conditions of mdustriulprosperity. Buthow Ing,” is a maxim iu our Chureji. To rend tjtKl ' yu'- '» Voriffwiby instant, 

of New York alone fer tile theatres, and maintain the enviable position they have Btrm * Blow and by so doing, has, nt web n usurpation as this can work on for h, study, to visit tiieir (looks, to counsel and e*«.Ue«xt fruit whioh 


nwiu iu uc vum, iu u'hmv unci* a year. n xxi tw owtuaiu;s w ov stmiuuiivu uv men w. .« • 11^1*. - , „ 

there are fiOtj.Ottn.Ottn „f P life „ ns y et to Wth ' lny lnteMti,,n t0 '"J d «"'" a commercial I ample us to force them to increase their sup. W,"; , , 7 P roval ' n<!(! ot “<>“• •“ « 

efflightenied — 150,0(8 l,(K)0 iMoliaumdau. ,,llms as the P In ‘ lurm of missionary opera- I plica that they may not he obliged td yieM n rcnl ’y drlT< '" tl,n «eeutive to a des- poi/i-prefiv, it i« very i 

Jew- vet to h» Wougbt to tl.e erj. - ««"*• b «v some clos*a«d shrewd | the standard t„ Mn, If this be the m,se l ‘ 7°’ ‘ “7 thM m h "V* tunM Ul 

»k, nun nf , . , caleulatioiu in regard to the exnense ineM»rM.i tlm gallant South r. n ,tt„ n and -purpose, I though riot even “ml authorities of .Fr 


iis cap work on for to study, to visit thoir (looks, to counsel and theelco ®> 1 «“tfntit whioh 

i positively no mote- exhort them, to pray with mid preach to them 16 a n>leted^ wiemselvei reeeived- from them, 

administration, and with is their ,mfl.grent biuiucss, which should „c. 'C n with »«- 

opt tho army and the cupy all their time and talents. ■ If w„ admit “TJW 1 - ¥ W. 


, etTlightenied — 150,tM* 1,000 iMoliamcdaus 
JJmv- yet to b» lirought.tu the cross- - 
,'OOH.tXlli of pseudo Cliristiaiia yet to lie 
•inpiliffil : aad of'tiie 50,000.01111 that -re- 
iin ii)" the world's population; only u Ij-ue- 
n Can he rogsidered other I Ian, 1 1,,' objects 
; rfisfuirinry real For. the (lake 'must lie 
rwijtiit to thi^ issue, tlmt all, whbnrc not in 


calculations in regard to tile expense incurred tlm gallant South Carolina Conference ' will 
in the conversion of every proselyte from have to surrender the Banner to her younger 
heathenism. .We instinctively -brink tbnek sifter, for the ^18.000 of tlia foriner will bear 
from nil such spejmjations. We are afraid of but a lean proportion to the'derelimed lila>- 
tompting the Holy Ghost. It -is Wot for us to x*n1ity of Hi ' • ■ 


, * -^ 7 O .-...nu uiiuiijv m * tv i • , , Jt -fJ ‘ » t>Z ' .1- 

xceptthe army and the cupy all their time and lalents." If wo admit AllEI D' S',? 1 l ° hw * 

difficult to conceive. I this. then, have they „ claim wpport, !■ 

o the fact that tho iutli- and a coinhirtable annnort. .u.,7 it,,. scmc , e 4 | ’ Iei . «a%Wfro.of others. For 


tlm gallant South Carolina Conference will .una-purpos^thougb not even cal authorities of .Frnuee 

have to surrender the Banner to her vouneer , " an<l d " t,uh ' ,ni « ht h»Y0 ? u 'irdinns of law, have sol, 

• .... ■ -’Hanger b,.,. n defended Rot this is net HI... ........ n.riiinat I -M.iia V I... .. 


,e vel'erriai to the fact that the judi- and a comh.rtable anpport- stranger than V> '"’S -' f ftf 
Titles of Pmuee; ever the brave legal euaetiiients ol' mim .-‘...lA; ,1 ' l ’ t,lu 4d. , 


IJiers. ^or 
r ft flAWers, ' 


eyimt tho oasUu thin i^a^uip : wo arc to on- 


i 1 1 a* vc lioon jirnvokmiT the 


... w y Wi mi i: nu.- unxire cwi- 

^Aonwi^ionttries^hemsc'lvoft, ought tt* ter ev ^.Y tlmtNmuy bo opened for us in noctioirrNorth and South, hy t^r Missionary 
)irought under the- henevolent action of- prondenoe of (khI. wherever it nu'iy he. chivalry, let tlienr Consider* thin retaliating 

- Here is.-a work! lu-„. i. “ -^nrn'j tt ol Y»gi|f9JfiliyLffikttBllMil>^ 

t*xpe,KS<n»e coMm*rahIt‘^ fc Tfie tpieh- tfi ivecept : weTove thuM to jntmtkr and to ho 


••Strive. w«> in iu)>Ttitin kirife, 

L<;t -llu* imrvr Uhiiic r»*vivt*. 

SiicIi im in t In* martyr* glnwcU, 

^ t>yin^ rh(im|>i..ii(i for Ilit lr t itnt M 

Rather let us he living chunipions ‘ and lot 


ir ^ ru us not fortret tluit S ' " 7 L. » * 1 -'cm ; atn the never care, whatever he thueondition or dr- families nndor hiicIi phui«?‘ S»n)« mv 

Nor are we to p„ ? ,p„„ 0 uotion lmtil . Wt , , ( ! >r “g! “l, a^ „ ^tl! d 7!r i ' Sl"n TT *' . - T7"T ^ **""* « ^9% «« " vote a, an election Y ke dower priced pews, in less eonivdim," ir 

ipwnotwlmt, revolutions shall take, place We imte" with great satislaerioo ,1... e" 7 “ l "" 1 al ! ^ ul ‘ a mere less comfortable locations in tlm elmrel, -for 


'A He harvest truly is plenteous, buf . l V.' 1 , *I ii,,s ®'k eonsiderab],. I, II,,. to accept : we love thus to /ntmiie and to 1,” • • 

.|,,l k sriir»iire lew We do-n„t. however, I'" 0 1H > Hath the Lord assuredly ealied iis to pmvnkat by others. As Charles Wesley sings , " J 

senon ,‘his oeoasien to look very intently "' cr ' n *° -Nlticeclonin ! ^Caa we have ae- striv,. «.• a, mi,tii„u striv... 

k gliM.niy side of tlm picture ' I, iii wo *° thc ' I^hing millions of China, of • Uui... r.-vt,,-. nnU 

« 1-V - «■ wfi » *1 : H *«», as - Z&5S2SSZ. X 

! ** *«* i « ^ u,. 

tlthough the operations- ol the Church in * ' us not forget that it requires more heroism to shoe 

• missionary -floia are uh ye.* lait.pirelimi- . Aor Hn: , to l'"stpono notion until, we li,e for religion tlmn to die for it. ' is e 

•'in tli.ir olmraeter. yet as sur.h they are knpw not w lmt, revolutions shall take place _ Wo .note with great satisfaction ihe in- Dc'imi 

ilillle sncoura^iig Tlm time h.vs gone T 7 " I'V* ^ ' Vl ' *M>P r - creasing demand upon our seal by the en- in F: 

>frn I apory. except with imhlusliin^ ef- ! ,U - 1 ,lun ' ,s a la 'e"t delusion ... the Clmrel, light extension of our -Missionary work wen 

*ry- might challenge us to establish our home are look- Two Missionaries are alsait to'depart to Chi- or r, 

» ta apgstelicity, by pointing to our pro- ’"f <ur lu ' '. w, ' nd *- ,,,nin K ol t I.nst, mid bis i„ s.rengthiin the .hands of our excellent 'Intel 
H i-mnnir the hontl,,-,, It is ,n U> , w c Jf-'W “i^ T«* hefdriv the ami devo.e.1 brethren in tlmt distant field to 1 

Hn'4 y„t learned limv. to dragoon whole world elmll be conyerterTto Gotl. .Some on- u„d the call of-the superintendent of our .her 

ims mu. ‘Hn profession of Christianity, tertain the notion that the simple measures California Mission has nobly resmauled Berr 

tag them, a choice between-n bnptisn, with »<lp^ »-y our missionaries will prove inef- 'to. and we hope the Pacific Conference will join 
, Blood. We do not compass “ in the effort to overturn 'tfre,h m ry„ be organised by him in April next, with nt souu 
hnd to make proselytes, by inducing >".0 honored , ustitutions of tbe.Pagan world, least tl.e score of Missionaries demanded by rim., 
™ torlamgo tl,eir,,l,i«etr while they ^ writer adyniices tlm thought that an ole- him, <>ur other .Mission fields, for’ the m.m pnld 
tjqi llu-ir love ” substituting one elgra of mentary. p.etorml system, like that of .1 „da- j,ar,. present encouraging aspects ' W er, 

^«th^therebyi»rpetr.vtlng,ysacri- >»'>', would be servicalde among the heathen At the last sessjon of the Alabama Confer- freer 
burlesque „„ t.hns,ianityr Our ole «s «h mtrod^Lon to Christianity. Another cnee. 20 missions were reorganise within its were 
Unto turn the h.uit inn?™™ t i nkn thiit, h ho i.. . b ui«w«u wiuiin it« n 


in BininiuiT int- nunner m npp younepp is , ~ ... 13 13 ■ ‘v i-v«*''muccu 

t«r. for the *18,000# tliAfurluvr will bear v'^ . H But H,,fi ‘ ,8 not Uu * n ‘ b0: agamat Lww Nnpoleun. 

t a lean proportion to [he 'developed bbe '"" ls : ll P" "Si has spriuig Ciftli with ddspo- Asto the general tem)a‘rof Fninee. irrcspi>e- 
iity of tlie latter. And as our C’nmllrim . r ^ , f VP ‘" , ‘ tb# ,,nto .* n "i»‘ Ubofty. of live of late events, let me inentioii two tilings, 

uthron Imvc been pronJcmg fire enrtrtnjUft n " b-ss than of communism.. Hmve lately been a go, si deal in tlie cW 

etimfN'ortl, and South, by their Missionary i,''' , ° “ 'V 1 , ^ n, >‘ do,, H P""J' ,l1 ' 'espuctable Kroauh-uieu, and have 

ivulry. let then, I'misider 1 this retaliating * 1,11 “‘ ost °J ll11 bates and fears tins consti- hkd through various channels, means of a,. 

Iivcatnm a ohullengcvwluilk xr invoke f"*' r ."" U . ° n - V t,ffoot,ml fw> of t.vrant.s, certuining tho actual eondition of tlm conn- 

accept ' : we lo”' fli'u? t o 7 ra,tt T ^ imdlo ” ' i »»»»r -'' M | 'T; ,f ' t 't | r nTO Tl iTs 7 l i ' H'.V" ' ' l ' »d 

n nkal by other*, As Charles Wesley sines “P'Wr » Wreng.-willed. and rod- thu central and southern provinces, so great 

s.riv,- -,o.„ h * nd ® d d | 'T" tlKm Comiminism, in feeling and settled is the aoatl.v as to „„li,i,.„l 


» e, “' “ llll " ri,lw 'if Fnmee; ever, the brave legal enact, aents of n, an e, mid give t L„’ l ’ V f’ «*Wer*, 

0 guardians of law, have solemnly pronounced “Tho laborer is worth, of Ids hire "• in /l * «" “ h " d ' th, * w *J f from 

J: against Louis Napoleon. churches of „,psl dmumij* ^ fl ^ 

i. .Aftto the genoral temjvr of Fnmoofirr^pj*!*- in Koine of our cIiuitIii;* in t .0 North ,|' t0 ,he “V'b- epring example*^’ thfiir 

»f live of lute events, let me mention two thnigs, members and Mi regular attendants rent 

Hmvq lately been a go, si deal in the com- their pewaw -JWi ev ‘ pgy uh' u'mitiUl rent nf, l? " ' most sglntlfry of All prodijatlouS. 

t, pany of respuctahle Kranalt-men, and hare from flic t «•“."> bniidred dhllars. Tin* pyw «* ^ 2***- 

hkd through various eliann els, means of u»- rent is a legal claim reoovdrahle in Inw • «-t Jo !’ H, ‘ d l,f Himd imyo^vlelded us. To them 

,, .certuining the actual condition of tlm conn- apart t..r the mtouort of thu riilnisier 1,1 ,A we ow# tW “ hdmiritWo bortk of patUiwo of 

p Mvwa;- 

I- tlm central and southern provincoa, so great l>". the n, end, ets expect to he excused Tram 1 ‘ Vm “ H ol th ® ' utter ‘ Had t» : uot boen fir 
g and settled is (be apathy as to political mat- paying their pew rents beumisc they are Ibair nflUe.tjopH, we shqgW BOt-nojk.onJdy. ttf. 


mnded despotism t nimminism, in feeling and settled is the apathy as to political mat- paying their pew rents beau, iso they are in tll "‘ r il,1 b < ' l iot.s, we «hquld oot-nad’.cq}(iy, ((f. 
and instinct at least, is (be invariable neoam- ters nmong the middle classes, pralu'eed by debt! or because they have large (an, iliV of , '' r . 80 '"“"-V BI5VU; tboraji.cstim«ble B t»eu«W«« 
pammeht and correlative of an organixud and repeated revolutions and continual eliililren to «„nnnrt‘»ml , n- .. 1,1 mstmntion’aial consolation.. .. 


. „ , "‘b lhwimb, jirouuwn iiv uriii : «»r uocauBC inoy nnvo-Jurife lhni h‘« hf 

pa u aetit andeorrelativeof an organized and repeated revolutions and continual national children to support and educate ' Or <h, 
mjnasive despotism, the deadly lergrowth disasters, that multitudes of the electors Hmv hesitate to provide pows for f ho mrelyes 
wln h always springs up beneath the fell never care, whatever be the condition or hr- ami families under such Vlmrs - ' , r v 

shado of tyranny, lint constat ,,n„l 111 , ....a,,. .. ..a. , 


kngw not wlmt, revolutions shall take pjaee 
to prepare the way of the Lord We appre- 
heud there is a latent delusion in the. Church 
in refernnec to - this • nipt ter. 8,, hie are look- 


. " V note with great satisfaction the in- 
neasing dchuiiui '.'upon our seal hy the on- 
liglitetiod extension of our ..Missionary work. - 
Two Missionaries are ulnait to depart ti, Chi- 
na to strengthiiu the hands of our excellent 


' •• , .!:■ a """ “t"".' an sue, I manors as a mere ass i-uuuorTaoie locations m tim uhiiroh Ii: 

< oimnumSiih. f tins there was -little enough litree. and cure .not Vlio governs tim country, tliesn reasons, but do they exiled t„ b„ ox 
m 8 ranee before the last or sis F,.w ; n .l i ... i... e _..., . , .. v ... ... ' 1 ■ ** 


"I' insmictioireud eonsohiiMin. 

wlmt shrtil I say of ll,o .suiferiijgs of'St. 
t’rtul, which spread (lie gospel alKhbrmgi 
and eonyortcl the *rnnCJedge*r ’ 

tho trao. OaH Hi* itupjx«<m»i«ap llt ‘ 
*MW°i under .the goyenHuent-of Nrfftx boa 
dope the Church i.Aore good Than tho peace 


in, S fur the Seen, I CM ■ 7 . ! "" •' 'iss,„, lanes arc an, an to depart to t in- or requirements, lew that 

newl re7 m 7 . "" ''"**«** ^eltent intelligently and purely, or 

world ahull be eobvertetTt I* 7”"' * " I 11 "' 1 dl ' v " 1 " d brethren in. that distant field: to listen to its .teachings.- lei some suet, 
r 7 ih Lr r • S,UU ‘ °n- and the call of-the superintendem of our there were, such men as IVToequeviUe, ahd 

fr rtain the notion that the simple measures California Mission bus I, res, a, Id Berrver. and DeBcelie 


It; inspired 


of Christianity, f 1 "" 1 . 1 "’ notlo “ , t,mt tlle * lm P“ measures California Mission has la nobly resmaided 

>a baptism with adopted b y our nuss.onur. os will prove inef- Ho. and we hope the' Pacific Conference will 
do not compass the effort to overturn Htredmary, be organized by him in April next, with at 

....... \ .. • a • hmo niNYinrrwl mwtif n i ,nu <>r tl,., w* ,_i 1 . ‘ 1 


uled Berryer. and DeBroglie, and may we not 

will join with these too, the name of Cavaignac '! 

I, at some lew such there were among all the va- 


timc honored, institutions of tin, .Pagan 'world least the scow, of Mi i „ .• , , , ■ . w-.p V a- comma, ism. , nave loqml even Protestants jeat, ns I umlerstamt it. m having free seats " , ' \ “ ,,u W ot J,*us 

Cbm writer advances the thought SmX S S"Xr d^ 1 ^ ^ 7 1 "TT* ^ f?* T'" 7' ****" M and pious will, ns, is that the poor and tho stronger ‘ brW *' 1U 

menthry. pictorial system, like thut of lud i- ores, 1 1 me c s. ,, r t .< nn^t | pu uopsand on, munjsts themselves. Ihiise men. to lu'so. I'be poor demand everywhere, may come and worship with its without re- 0 '‘ y H imparted its, celestial fruLfTo iji u 

»»,™ « .. z IS, 'f, ;z r ITS , •?- - - ?>,“*? - - -in*-. . •«. ssaasr gr **!®* » 

in.euom, anu iiio.- iiopc ol rrunco. rlioy State .iugulq. when urdiniiry ineaiip of em- 


is to turn the heathen Tram idols of everv tidnks'that the lumthcu, particularly iii Iii- 

*4 itSSuM thalS'nt tnu£ Hd,77a!fd7,lfrg77iIoS i' TUig mCof wS^tTT'^' -»bera many 

y are the glory 'W tho C® them, from which Christianity shall he 1 by ^^haZiT^ ^ "" '""T* " Ui ‘ M tW “ 

Iwr principal trmniphg have been among auraeles, amf jin impnrUtiion of Pentecostal ' B the ^6h,t mreors ot irrespuusihlo pnhoe •« 

: pria Tretcstants of Germany,' Groat endowments for' the evangelization of the „ , “T . | ,u {wr “ f * l . rpd * llld d «.,H f «tto soldiery o»w 

"‘•nimj America, huhe heath.'n world vl,irM Wo symbolize and sympathize with 1 1 a, nder care ,,f Rev . Dan’l llcrling ; , *be crowd ,nb. acquiescence. . Meantime, as 

done hut lit, 1„ mo ro than antagonize m ’ ntf " r "'ose. We expoet tl.e heathen, who- f”! ‘ “ 153 . cl,lMnm «uteeliet- i w «s to he expeetejl m some „f the provinces, 

'Vratmnsaf Pro^timt. missionaries, us ‘bar civilized or barbarous; Chinese of Caf- 7 " ,Htnu ' t, ' J t,enerul • t “‘« mission , cspccmliy of the .South, an agrarian incur. 
Wh and Australia. But -the increasing '>•'■<. Hindoos or Hottentots. American f„re4?’ g ‘" „ - ' rogt, on has broke,, out. The times of the 

the V, aims i’ratastaut soeleties will ers or 1’acific Islanders - wo expebf them all s >avton copoarn m, ss , 0 n. ... .faerie war arc threatened tube renewed. 
* S'SKl eaase where- it cannot bo to he converted by the mean*, which we are' V 7 !■?> ■!!' T*'' U,mmins li ' i ,)f * b - N»pfl*-m-*.a<d ha* lay., .he ,*•- 

«"% assailed^ U j H wurthv of „ otc employing for the purposh. We want "b children under eatuolmtical, in- be. make* „ his excuse, lie pro- 

,lt ^ e British Wajlevun. Missionary Society “tlior miracles than those 'winch authenti 1 7®“?"' ^‘"tmilcndilion good patrons tends to have discovered proofs of two cu„*pi- 
r, . * nearly equal to that „f outed'our religion at tl.e first no other pro- 1 ,, "b t ‘' lua "v' 1 ' . ' vb «‘ b have broken out. The 

. onus], s W ioty lor tho Pjopagiition of pUocios than thoHo which arc on record in! wahh (oh mission. / np»t oil the part of tho leader* <>f the nimbly : 

- IV lnm* . riixtre.w* x.O i ... Mua RiV.lo !» * r „ i* .Served l)V Itov. .IntnoK TnPirtinf • 1iniNne.:..x ”11 1 ot till# till} UCtlUl) 0\ idoriOO 'm niitltlmr 


. . , .. * / J ■ - - lilt ill IHI II 

•oiiifY hu cli. ot m i i*Mj»ity tho fooy ployment fail, guaranhu* them full work and and. attendant* ftho^ld^ool thom^oIveH under 


rp, r „ . ’ , . . ’’’b wi" yjo.T }»n*y in.-iiL nm. mmraiic<>o tnem lull work and 

no tol lowing condo nnyd reports of [ ot donpotism in whnteviw nhape, popular, or «ood pay for thoir labor at* tlio Hntionj.l cost 

.mined will sliow thoir proHoiit con- j imperial. On thoR*‘, therefore, Louis Nupo- Th oy would fool ihoxprosaifily affronted, if 

.- ■ | 16f,n,has laid hh» hand. . Tlie cfHcf* Ire drug- anything like a ]mor lpw prevision TurW'm 

A1U OI.A COMIHKH MISSION-. | gad igimminimisly to prison, tlie Others, many were proposed. They demand further that 

I MSI ( ill U'ft* Uivffitrl *1.„ ... .. .1 .1 . I . i. • . ... 


lu, 'lance or eifihairnssnianl it certainly r,1,n, > tpst regi,*,s wid.’gonoratiqps/ 'Fpr i( 
never wua intciidcd tlmt tlie regular laeinhei's Wn * “ tbw Yery eonlibement- that this holy 
and. attendants should feel themselres under "'“I' wwtc several,, of his divine Epiztieir, 
Ie*s obligations to oop tribute their- proportion read .with so;«iutqi, odlfleatum-to 

ti, flu*- support of the cfmrcl, and minister. * ' J y ’ ** Ibdsedq ;.l’hj|einon, to Timothy, 

Bat the exouse* offered generally f„r not tbe'fi.pheHians, PhinippiansandCoDrisiiians. 
.Coatril.uting.— WJi«t are they ! Kxpenaivc J ' ® ul spnaoli'wiiii a emumta reoeirVpj^IttriKiii^ 
■s. childron to support, debts, poverty "T fT** ,iVi " g a I* rin t!" , Whb,h water. 


*.. II’IMIIH ttutii ntujr IIIIIBI UU UlIH. CVOII-inQUg|l : I IU« III} UUUIUL'U nil) 'Huron, illHtitll- 

tho >6Kit terrorn of irrcspoiudblo imlioo or th.-y nhould Ipsp by it. And. moroovor, they tod tim proftplfing of, tlio Conpot to aid uH ,in 

tlm f'i'ii m ul' ii nu I tin.l . Iiiui. ...... i .. ... lit i i . < « . ... ** « . ,i ' . 4 


[-w.icu .ti . ii« j Piiwuiu yjny uj U. ftlHI. llloroOVC*!*, tliyV It U iJlu prOlU lllllg HI # illO VfOrtp(*t. tO UlU UH ill r J ' • * 

id desperate soldiery qjw expect, employment to be (bund f,)r them doing so ! Can we stand acquitted before Fitoor oi -a ftirtg* Fo«-ER.l-VVhpoiMc«ra 
lieseenoe. Meantime, as where they are. My French friends, when I *h# .fudge of quick and .dead, if we do not f >' muinfl fWtfmon* Whioh C icard hasproaorved 
in some ot thc provinces, intimated that tlie operatives, if unable to avail ourselves of this aid or means of erace 1 t0 os b-nm a lost work of 'Aristiitlo. It run* 


• I Vo : ‘■oiling; I ...MO, niciimiiiic, as wnere nicy are. ,\iy rrencl, tncnils, whan I tlie .mage ol qniCK anil .Ueail. it we do u< 

contains 1 12 members. 153 children euteebet- I w “« t“ be cxpeetiql, in some of the province*, intimated tlmt tlie operatives, if unable to avail ourselves of this uid'or means of grace ? w worK <,r '"wotm. Itirun* 

leully instructed General state of mission j especially of the South; an agrarian insur- obtain .work in ono place, might perhaps, by Will the pica of liirgo families tt, sunis,rtiiud tbH * : ’’ ,f t,l8raf w0 “ Wholived-in the 
B‘" Kl roption lias broken out. The times of the seeking for it, l»c enabled ti) find it in educate, debts, or « pover^^o Mr''" 1*° ^ «» ^#^4 

6 a\i on ( oi.oukd mission. - -t J »g^:^-War _ ure threatened -to ho renewed another, ueemed quite amazed at ao Enirliwh in thui creat day to uh for not having nro- Wlt - h .and p^tin^..4u^.^lhMe*f)th 

Nerved )>v Rev. H. .) lluntof t ciiisilnu los 1 )f this Louis Nninlhitin'M net I, l.m.. l...i.... i Hi / i.« , - . , , , ...... .. 8 1 imo, could receive ..C *1. .'.lx.... 


ATVTON ColoKEl) mission.- 

Served by Ilev. H. J. Hunter; contains 125 
members. Uti 'children under catacjietical in- 
struction. Spiritual condition good patrons 
desire its rontimmnee 

WAHIIlOH mission. / 


itli m le nst ,'f 0 l ) ? r ^ tin, latter j tiie.Bible mid in constant fulfillment before 1 N ‘ rved ; , v •* Hmw ‘ Tarrant : llnppoint- 
makes its total reeoipta **»r ayes. Wo want no other influence «,f i l, "‘ ntti ; about '200 members. Represented in 
j w| iil° tliiitr of the former is XKM,- the Spirit than that which % Church en Pr 08 PP rmls aondithrtj, and it. is hoped that it 
j'JKfijMonarle* have nut tranrfa- j«y« let it he more largely. imparted. | win "V*m. support itaelf. 

W' 'i', 1 " U " y " f tbo heathen tongues The machinery which we are now "employing ' s, ' Ml mountain mission. 

Mu *■ ’"•trttant* imvc translated it , T° r *M eluvation of the-heathan world is thii't • faithfully and suceessfully served by Rev. 
j, *'"* British and Foreign Bible So- wll! ''b was employed in tlie case of everv nu-.J Tbe Church has been blessed 

.f lMWissuw! during th? present een- tiun tll “‘ >pn evuugolized since tho Apos- i wltb 11 8>'«aious revival : 14 appointments and 

“of ti ' wu ' nillionB uf Bibles,. or pqr- toliu age— tbe same, with tl,i* difference, that 1 ,lbout 120 members. 

"■ Bible: a„,l the American Bible we liavc tlie lights and lessons „f the ! ' walk>:k mission 


' . • — r> 7 mill u III UV»U»e»*»XJ, UUUIO, W» 

> mission v __j JJlRlii X i e wur urft tliruatoued tu bo renewed, another, secmetl quite amazed at bo Englieli in thui great day 

inter ; contains 125 01 1,118 li0U ’ 18 ^ n P , * Poll ’H.a(‘t has been tbe oe- an idea being offered thorn, ^ French peaHants, vided fur oursotvc 

der catechetical in- t'nHioii, yet he .makes it his excuse. He pro- itVeems, hnvo as niuoh' right io ntny by tlieir 

tion gotwl patrons * en [ ,H to discovered proofs of two uunspi- hoinen uh thoir betters. They won’t be forced 
nudes which were to have broken out. T*lie to leave tlieir native place ; tlieir pride and 

ss'i on. / ,ir8t 0,1 ihe part of tin* leaders of t h^at^embly ; sentiment would i*e outraged in ao doing : work 

’errant . 14 appoint- l,ut ol 1,118 1,10 aetua) evideneo is nothing, imist’bn found them where they are. So do 

rs. Represented in '\ ,11,1 ‘ ll, l probability is ugainst it. Thiswun they feel iu the fair provinces of tho South, 

it if* hoped that it , ^ oa ' iheeonspinmy, lie wiid. wus to where the Jacquerie revolt ia said* to have 

have tgken plaee but a few hours later than bee 11 recently jirevtii lit i£. 


...... o itmi jjfauiuu^s, unu 11 meao DO' 

lugs could receive tidiugri of the power\»nd 

m'lirllf nf lltli rr,:i)u ii ii.l i.ritU 


preacher ana 1 near nun. 1 un any mun ox- , , .z . . , ,* \\ — 

- is pet, he blessing, ,f G«1 upon l,i, dovoL,s ^ '.*?****. ' ' wbo1 * * b ^ 

cm where they arc. So do who enters Hi* Holy temple in such eirdum- 1 . a "'* Ayaveu; 

, .- , - . -~j air province* of the South, stances' '.f he great Head of the Church has l ' uu,d fccoghiz# the eaj^ntsi of Tlio olohdy fir- • 

his first pica, th,, conspiracy, lie said W us to where tho Jacquerie revolt is saith to have, placed the preaching of the Gospel within /**•"•"* " nd ™^ might of the wiirfk pf heg.- 
Imvc tgken place la,( a lew I, ours Inter tlmn been reccnUy prevailing. ' oiif fcudkxumd it. will be required of every , V< n ’ ", the >“ -V* '“^jwty. 

Ins own blow wim struck. 1 lie other pretended Oi, ! froiu how many of these old-eoiintry mmq.who ean, to secure it for hlmralfraud ,'" lty '. '' n ‘ Yodmnt effulgence, mid imely, 
conspiracy is the con, immist conspiracy, which diflieultie* are you people of the States deli- family when mght Vaiiotl tlm earth in <lar>ne*izTlcy 


Is*, , K dl, riug th? present een- tiun tlmt Il «a been evangelized since tlie Apos- wUb 11 gntciou* revival : 14 apppintmei,tsi„„| 

*‘»f 1 ' wu millionB uf Bibles,. or p,,r- toliu age— thc same, with tip* difference, that 1 ttbout 120 members. 

iij anil the American Bible we liave the light* and lessons „f the’ past | ' walkjw mission 

^ ' Vord ,,f Ufo 11,1 f ” r 0Ur K uidttnc ®- Wo . hBVc.aU the improve- SorVt ' d b F Hev - J »“ '• blessed with 

•»,!,. s7-" ,® ^'P’Kof the AamFri iironts-Uml diseovfiriSfl“or science and literu- a revivnl- of reUgiou ; l'l- nppohifumnt* amf. 

elv.'ll ’.“a 1 year were *276,852. | ture to aid us. and of all these wo may take 27:5 fodmbew. " 


ww.x, M „ v wuiiuuu . i m uu u«»w tuiHiy ui uieMe oia-countrv man ,, who can, io Horure u ror mu>Yoir"aiicI . v . •»' ; — 

cusp, racy t* the communist conspiracy, which diflieultie* are you people of the State* deli- family when mght Vmlod thu earth in <lar>n« 

,* Haul to haw now prematurely exphslcd iu vered ! Whilst you have mill so mud, rooo, I Ifeve bmm- honored for - scvural-ycsrs hy 'f" 44 U ’ bflM *'* Mvtus, ' 
tlu* Loire provinacH and thu South J’Uist. Tlik unououpied, and wliilnt nil of you art* ho ac- being appointed a steward, dnd for a week or ^‘ ,l tt . n( ? ^ mid j oHki£ in 

too, tin tlm eve of a new election i M juat fin cuBtomiMl to be on tlie move, there in no (par two lieforn the clone of tho Corifqrunce year , ^rdiuupd ifodl 

improbable an tlm other, eapeoiully uh tlu* , of comniuniHru doing much harm among you* a Hteward'H duties ure frequently exceedingly * "7 ’would wurely e*xolujm ; thmxj aro^od^ 
people had every jcanon to expect aoifictliing . Tlm I'niUnl Toatimonial Fund, ‘Which (it 'onerotw. N He lau to call on Urn jittondnptH . W,cb thingn U* wpdr of 
iimtiunouji t- *o--u<ii vernal - }»u flrage:—- ■ Partial ' must be remenbered ) -ra ft“ BtrictIy privuto' Tiot on ly on tliov>iit«Mi>ri blff Ou tho mcMiibVrfL ^ 1 U ' M ,uin<,s . 


blvM.ii ,1 W. . 1 y' ar were 
£!' I '° M * K ™aary Societies 


— m juol us* mniuiiifi iu An i me iiuivc. luurc-iH no y*ar 

imprubahle us tho otlier, especially us the of communism doing much harm nmong you, 
people. I, uil every reason to expect something Th* I'uitcd Testimonial Fund, Which (it 

iuutum,.>u,it-to universal suOratrc. FarrinL must be n'mrmbcrcd , -ran— ut.rlcrlvr ^it. 


- . * ■- . - - ...iciitiaiiiH, | 

^■ - ta n la m oufit-to-AHuverssI suflragCT- Partial ; nmat be remenbered) is a 1 Bfrlctiy privute' itot only an tliooutsldqi* liutbu tWyaemlicM.I 
conspiracies in embryo may ppuibly have ex-, I movement, advances rapidly. A 1 present and plead with them as if asking ti gfeat 
iste,|. lmt no such general one ns is now us- 1 nearly jCOODO liuve been, without any pros- favor to get' them to nano up to this most oh- 

HCrtod. It iS CtlkV til t !i t*( in <rl i an/ili (*hHu ohH.* ,.i. ' lifl'/wl n. # ,.u »nl.ll» .1 - _ • tl..i*. 1 nU;.'.sb*i..:.c 1 


M stilt » r report an | advantage. But the Gospel, the Gob- ^ 

B«ir.l ! . 'I’lioAinor- ! *the Ciospol ul°ne--that in to Bay, Hay: VVm - Adams Borvod duriug lawt I H ‘ ,rlo(1 18 ^.V to see through such trarts- sing or begging, or any public mooting bo- vtou»*dii^.t)i<' p»jing:tl|b]irpAc^ Hu baa 

:i0 . ^274,002, and expended apart front all human expedients— tlie Gospel | y par i in ■"'althy condition ; 20 appointments, i P lll ‘ eut und warthlas* piuus ns tlicse. (Vital 1 aides tho firet in London, quietly subscribed to hear all (heir excuses and may try to do 

rs,.'' baptist Homo Mis- ! i* ti" 1 power of God unto salvation, tN tlu ; 7 obnpolu, 378 members, 344 children, etc • I1<:tual oond ' t i<m *» of Franfe and tho week after week' Surely our ltiy-fricnds, who them away, but at last gots only their ill will 

, cguftty 837,085 * ti.„ ... n .• t t,..« ni1iniitj.il ti,;^ ....... inn ..... rroneh, it is imnouiblc -f« imlirp. the. ...... I i,.,,.. u,i ..,.1 ii,t. t ', t.i ., ,u ' ,'. 


CHATTAtlOOCim; 


dl “ N'nrthr 


X' m mill UH- 1 Atuuw I1U * v • IJUL'II, WUIJUUl ally prOK- 

I sorted. It is easy te see through such trails- j slug or begging, or any public meeting bo- 

! nnvAnl un.l iv,,*»lilnuj ..l.».n n. * 1 ... (im . 1 *i n_..x 1 ...1 . <. ,t . > 


“tvS,,,.. Ibiptist Home Mis- ! is ti" 1 poiver of God unto salvation, l> the | 1 "““pets, ore members, 344 children, „tc : V. ... 1 i«„w «nu 1110 wecaatu-r wees .vureiy our tuy-iricnas, wltti 

IwuiriMr ', 7 '^® i the Soullieru Bap- Jew first and also to tlie Greek. < j adixjltted this your 100 members; patrons French, it is impostble to judge, the press Iutveded and managed this mutter entirely 

"it 4'<?K lm T' Uy *38s»T6r~ffo. It is gratifying to' observe in some imrtH nf ! d ' wir,! itb fontiuuaneei . I . , ,n 8 cithui ' P ut dnw » » r in Wf The Prc- alone, huve a right to show'll, eir love at tlie 

WxioT,,,; sm,2“ ,,U,t llld ian Mission* n,ristondem a slmking among the dry hones ri.vMOLit, m.ssion - * u *'!"° “Paakr through the very few same time, to' Drr, Banting and Newton, ‘and 

lOOfi II.., f,"'.’- 46 - aad Free Mission 1 bones that have long been very tlrys Wettllude Korvad by Rev. I,. .1. Schooler; 111 appoint- i PJ^'» U W jmbliAed, tmdall publ, v news „ro to Mothmiism, hy giving of their <m„, if they 
NU lut v,. ‘* < 2 m# riiSaa Bhptistq con- I particularly trt. Germany, Where thc spirit „f W 8 members. JU added .last ye,, r o, 15 t* 1 th « depot s disposal. Never, even' in 'tlio , think (It V.HI macaber the total amount 

hit .Si “ b '*«‘ » 1 he refomuHion bad beemne SSScL « bildr5n ' « tu ' I ^ “ f T ‘ h r ^ ,<e ^ W** t «" We*. 


.... JO, 

’ w " I JlIiH tho A* * • ’ • * r ' vv "'* , l «.»asv lllllg .« PH vui^y 'U v >« VI rimuuc I •' '” m ' t • 

Inht v«. • ,,l cncan Ruptistii con- I particularly to. Ciermanv, where the Nnirit of 1 ibB mumliorH.-TO lulduil Jn.vt ve«r, 205 1 i * •* , r ,-v «„i, U uu -w ruuwy on • -■ - * -—v- wua 

hoontrL:^ 000 ’ a,,out t,1 ° wane I the peforiimtion hml become w«4l iiiuli extinct ‘ 1>,11,dr, ' n * t I ^ u i >c ^ ,,?<,n ’ WRH the autocrat hu entire- : raided i* io bo divided botweon two Wen- iu all our cirouit* ami Htatiomf whoooinoup f W*' ^ 748 . mulcted in 

My the bv 11,0 "ritihb brctiirej,. j In tlie eventful year. 1848, some 500 reorc- WtiiTK watku MfrsirtN. ' « » «"<•. m all. Aud nm^rt-atij Icyun Funds, and „ limtlerute uunuity only wjljihgly to hi* service, irlm always l.uuur '‘rto atovorj, Aad.ras,.. 

H«r W ouiiiparativoly fww in ' sehtatives of ull seotlon* „f ('..rnmnlc i v Served by llov. J. \V. Broxsoii ■ increased ' P <,riw<1 ' dld 1,6 "* ,d " , * , J r wlt, ‘ so deli- puid out „f it to the benelioiari^ during tlieir his draft*. . jsiU t tu lm> thewse Ire* b*ok,. or c^|,rl*r,i «( 

Mo\|,,27't ll r , ' y ihounii «*' the test, Irijtym, except tho Old Lutheran ami «- r > mrt»U-re; 2 ohnrehe*: may ll* arrai'igisl •Ml'h'** and unfaltering, pour | life Your Vnisidcuts njitsArgo is on tho lipf our lujnisti'r* ,|0t »lw«y* faultless 

^,8 S ,m r h "-*13!,™. Anabaptists, metin the Z^Z,7r h «o as Pi relieve the Board. . ' 8 ‘ ul ‘ d * l "“ «u mnottynt .qtipitt,, To whole Highly thought of in .his country i„ tjwi.ma^., *'•«. tp Utink re^lS 

Cliureh at Wittcmtiorg to whhdt Lutlier uf . m„ f m,»W ' ' H '"° ^ v v f W ' JK' ’ 

' * u $113 Hoi . * “llhert Methislist fixed his-'ifi theses, Uj( cradle of the rofoimu-- * 8orvod>y JV. ('. Uohinson; ouutaiiis 12tu,- t.-rrifV ,1, , ,.|,v m i * 'uwntaj \. \. of finer., aud thaL-thay arc depnmhiut on Jiuve the inuddfued p*Mi«u» ef <,ee nicked 

>' 4 V’niiod' ' & c 2 - 18 r, ‘: ‘ i0fi . KBr " W . U " n,?m, ' d m‘ ‘'vuugelical league peintments, and applicaUojis'to add 8 or HI | t 'is sfrui IZa 'Za TlhS! n,,,..i, 1 1 M.. “ on * ri - '*•“ , “ rod '- d "“T !° r Jt * n »» * 


0 added Ju.s( yi^ip, 


idren, etc. : * ^u^uiiaun oi r ranee and the week alter week surely our lay-fnenda, who llwm away, but at liwti ^ot« only their ill will 

i; patrons }' r “ nctl ! ,l 1H impostble to judge, the press Iuivo led and managed this mutter entirely auld they keep nil their money, lie tlionihus 

| being either put down ur in irons. The Pro- alone, have a right to show'thnir love at tlie tu call on the few libera) soul*, win, love their 

■ sident alone- speak), through the very few same time, to’prs. Hunting and Newton, “and master und 'hmf I, is service, to iiicrenw their 

id appoint i • ,u T llrh “rid published, and all publiy newH are to Methodism, l,y giving of their own, if they dnii'trlhiitioiri m,y H „| p,., f |,p. . 0 p ,| |() 


plead wiflt tneiit us it asking a great „ ~ A 

...i , .... ”, c* 1 tua.ionsa PanuivTmN u, AJUoaoasoab — 

o ge t. i , o ae U|1 o this most oh- T|„. t^aco,, <a' Madagascar i* Lout ..n cxterBjiunt- 
d«.y tip* paying the preacher Hu has h, K C^MnuUyU wlfeS and S 
ar all tliuir uxcuwa und may try to do meroil*ttjy itrivecnted thoso wiio prefcu* tlie 
away, lmt at lost, gots only their ill wJR •• i,ij,» religion." In the last outburst of tbl* 
bay keep nil tlieir uonoy. lie tlicnjuis prairaclcl persecution, four persons wvrabariit 
I on the few libura) KouU wholova their fu a rU ' 01 ! praclpltated froth a high vyok 

r and loytf liis service, to inereit'O thoir » ,,d crtltitcd to death ; n hundred and seventeen 
Itiition'i ItlAsH'd.lP'i thP-- nuiliti qf ;tl»o »“ M1 T rendoiiiuyd to work in ul, sins a^njg a* 
Is, I'd! there - ure sijirta wlc, can be rolled nn . tiiey Uvp; twauW.porsqn* cruelty flogged with ' 

iu ull our cirouits and statiims, whopoinoup | ^**' v . DJ48 oilier person* umloted ia 


... w.. ww imiuouii mu Ijvv IU UU UUT t-miuiw Him HIUUHHH, WHO COlIKl II p . . o * *uiuu«j(| in 

Funds, und u niitiorufe atmuily only w.il)iiigly to liis service, who iilwav* l ,0 W t ** lt ‘ reduced into slavery aiulraat... 

t ef it to tbe benelieiariq*, during tlieir his drafts. . polled tu buy themselves beak, or .bq.rirrd of 


^,89 mrnl ,, ,,rt ' 11 w,lK Anabaptist*, met in the SM^ Ki Z ** wKeve the Boanl; . ' *** ttud 1111 ' nu «iVf‘ c “R>t"L To . r ■ • 

'• That 7\ 'TV U,a 0f rim pfovioii*. Cliureh at IVittemhorg Whieh Utiter if’ ' em:,: >„moK a! Tel' fTfra ?’ ^ IF^T* '‘"' 1 ^ " ' r !! skr ' 

^ f * M ?HS,80l, im'lndilg\o0 8\ h 8 dlSt * u ' J * riteW the cradle of the reformu- 11 •wrvod.jby'JV. (’. liobiuson ; aunt, tins 12 ,ip. terrify tlm city into univctuttl fthfoctnes!' " *“ 
the United SfaS! o* Ht,r, " w “ H fi ' r med an evaugelical league pomtment*, and apphcatitiu* to add 8 or III | t is significant that the IlL, 

rendered bv tl, u . J ' J ' 0 J rnmc 'tt for the rcawfiken hg of Christian life ip Ger- luurc; received:. into ehurch 1C3, rtow num- i.i»ouUh partv in the uerson of tlie T m t 
^ the IiiH; UMii Society iji edtt- UnHnyR** A% %R(h vfkk W^aniidtt'Whnt berinc 

-vLo 1 1 ^ ^ 32 ra h :; i S 


WIU umtOfl 'sfi.(zx u ; . . - iMUkCUU 11 "X I - **'“’*»« w 

* r,lc# « rendered he ti c kwernment for tho reawakening of riiristian life in Ger- I «M>ro ; recnivndi.into ohurcti 163, rtow 
[ } f Indians. Tho ‘Ir . od -* ; if “**5?" mdefWg rtklf P^aui.eU^ha, ! bering I^Oalt SWl><bM»Mih«. i 

“bdiog Muy 1840 w it m aA 0 '' 1 Inner 1 ' a projVdr net I require .'V pfeiiobAts 

^ n ^.ky 1847, 1<>r tl,e 1 ;>n rexot pr-inciputiy througl. tl.e instrument,,- | . clres'-rN, •t't BTf.K m„»,on. -i? 

•JM.o lull, . 1 r' oou < • turtle vesr lire nf 11* Ufl.il '.- u aa..'x_IaAla-. . 


h M “y IBM wuo 7 '*? 73,607 ' for ^ tlie year lity of Wwiehe^^ I «** ' ^ l! “^•^ ‘ ' B \ K | a ( , , , “' < 1 >4 '' '*» ...... ••—;■*-•* - .*;.|ku««... ,m.ug„ u uoiorimts mat - curse you: omvol them could net is- tersd tiyrticscLiildancas rtf |.erso,ial khidasss, *p**kh»(I «f « flnirreisooie fellow. said^rtU' 

Kj lsp|T f .y- ‘-; ,d : far the year en^ I In 1H4B. about! 5110 representative* 1 convened I me t ll' y «A° I". .... ^ d , l**?*! t "r 1 * " f f! 10 ‘-'■turcli, strain hiitl.Uelf Iran, speaking out .Ida l.clings; und speciul atteutimu, ape bestowtKl ou thooc *>e had Iwo ideas, iu hi* bead (hev would fall 

y-r ending at the same place l ( W ^. n ^ W V^rii* . t). l,,,w bcautifq, " Ay* aad weak* Jglui *W them, lu some cuse* the mister m.t'Witli each other. 


. . v - 1 *’ •’ . . I Fr*'-""'* r* ■lumpier 

l outs Napoleon, iliough a notorious that ourse you A olitvof them cou],1 not is- j terafi by.rtiescLilltlyncas rtf person'll kind* 


idoem, ape** mg ot a quarrelsome fellow, haid^rt lfi, 
i thore' be had iwo i detain hi- head, they would fall 


* ■ ' . FJFV** 

plunge a Urge, populous «ud besuiifql oonulry,.- 
luto misery i.iuj vatu. \ 

wr '\ Qt'Ain'l'UpME Man - -Pr'jWim son, eueo 
speaking of tl quarrelsome fellow, said^rt lfij " 

V I i •!' •_ i« a • . 


mU'vritJi uao b otbev. 

Thk ToNiJUii.>--«»*\Vh(»w> k -. petJi lliH inoutlt 


* v * n« i uuu him luuaue, Wt*6pein 

• uv Ia' ilija jinirtt )»6 ilu> truRr j wiiliht*ld^maiiiit*'iirt hiBiliHappiiiiihneiit. j )>lod.** ( 21 



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ci)t linn ©rlcans Christian Jtboaratc. 


CjirisiiiHi ilimoruti'. 


NKWORLRANS; 


Saturday Morning, January 17. 


m 


CORRESPONDENCE. 

.MtWlLK,?"*-. Hn.M3, 1K»2. 


My Oka* I *»0 Xm I MTi^ linw rnrlv 

- •* Saturday. «nd tytod the Alflmmu * Wer- 

intweting wsalon. 


1 hardly lirar (•oinpot- 
r which y«u hftd oir aormlnf 
The lake bonis ply- 
Olden lie nial Mobile are o*J 
it f$ry beet clues for cjegance nnd comfort . 

' At » * iuSury to travel on tlunn. . If you 
M ever fake a bertb on Ihe '•T'nliforma.'' 
r lief polite Captain Knnign. you will 
think asl do about it. 

- This CnoWonoe is otlo of the inrpest mul 
rtrongost in the Couiipi'tion, and rimvc sonic 
great good.thing* about it to tell the readers 
of the Advocate, in another column. Among 

the oldest and most prominent. ,.f 
bora are Klteneaor Heart). Greisnbury Garrett. 
KBtdm Callaway. Ehgcoe t»V ert- W». Mnr- 
«to. JL Howling and Andrew Crawford 

- * i wfitito ndtnoa aye cherished 



His 

The 


WHS 

The 


The w orld were grtnc a way from him 
name summoned moltitndes no longer 
eliarnt was gone: the spell, somehow 
broken He sunk under it, crushed, 
heart that warrnod mid pulsated under so 
mnny holilo strains of «lot|ut>nce, and ovcf 
iiioh he was wont to preaaslds haml with 
such oratorical (dfeet. is now kept and exhib- 
ited bore ad curious thing in an n|sitheeary'« 
jar ! Some negroes 1 am informed, went to 
look on Hand one of them lilting up his hoods 
exclaimed. '-Well. 1 have heard before jiow 
H int people eewld'nt die of broken -hfarL: . littL 
this mail luidgrent troubles, and sure enough 
bis heart broke."' 

It would)}*! presuutption in tan to" judge 
between Maflit and bis neeusers. God is 
judge bimWdf. It is a case which cannot he 
fully summed up. till the day of eternity 
Hut this 1 know, that all this man's ministe- 
rial work was not of the " Wood, hay and 
stubble " order. Mnny arc to lie found in the 
Chnrcli this day, its pillars and ornaments, 
wlio wero awakened and converted through 
his Instrumentality, and nlany have gone be- 
fore him to the grave with good hope. I 
have seen some of them, conversed with them 
atld known their manner of life. Mysteri- 
ous, oloquent. unfortunate man ! 

The- Conference is proceeding thoroughly 
witli its business, much of the time with 


LETTER from dr. sehon. 


pe 


nf 


of 


Th 


linn Him Mi T vkirk : Through jrour pn- 
■ I would report the 'gratifying intelligence 
tho inereased seal and liberality in favor 
missions, in all the South, and'Sijuthwest 
South Cnrnlina Conference, as usual, lias 
nine up nobly to the w ork, and reports over 
i^htis-n thousand dollars, Georgia t.onfcr- 
enee has. excelled herself, and reports fifteen 
thousand. But it has remained for Alabama 
hear the palm in this glorious contest, 
he amount raised for missions, by this Con- 
enee. for the year past, is twenty-five thou- 
sand dollars. Truly may. we say, Well don 


fer 


a Ip ttfi s c • Ti l t j rflr r hrih r ' { rensV riingsntn - 1 s ingul a f i nd . l .- W JlulBtuiuvviirnjc-juluiiUial. 


to 


Tim find of OitM enmointo closed doors Bishop Andrew is accompanied 
in the spring by Mrs Andrew. They will progoMl logo- 
Was then pretty much alone, thor to. tho Moridiv Conference. Bishop- 


■Hb was then pn 
i*xt ypr five or six 

t f. 


Floridiv Conference, 
other itinerAits I I’nine left yesterday, for liis home in Aber- 


* jfcftp hi-, ' TK.,'liwti„ri trail was then fol-|deen, after It period of anxious absence from 


,«,s 


from appointment .to appointment his. family. Both the Bishops appear to lie 
.where tiaw the brood and beaten roud leads in their usual health, and cheerful in. the 
ajeng Them^prcaohers made their return*, midst of theii’many and great labors'. Sove- 
spritts of their labor*. to the Tennessee ral eminent visitors are ih attendance. , , 
South Carolina Conferences. In 1820- The good citixona of Mobile, whom I have 
gyta*. Hearn traveled as a missionary' in- the tho happiness to know of old, are displaying 
regions of Columbus and Cotton-Gin. in North their characteristic hospitality in entertain 
MtMMappi. and transfermd to the Mississippi ing prophets ( I hope ) in the name of pro- 
Canference, then spreading over the whole phots. May they have a prophet s reward 
territory from Georgia to Texas, witli about 
twenty preachers in it. For my own part, I 
hare no greater pleasure thou in honoring 
aaoh men for tlleir labors. It is doubtless 
tiueta their e*rtya*d seulons occupancy of 
Mm country that Mcthodism liolds In these 
r toils so high A position, 
ran influence. They in: 
t generation are entered 


latioriavif "our worthy editor hf the Snuther.ii 
Christian Advocate, that these greiit acces- 
sions have been made at a time so apposite 
tlie demands of our treasury'. 

The collections in the Mississippi. LouV 
inna and Texas Conferences will also show 
increase above those of the year pi-Cvihds. 
o most sincerely hope that the aggregate ill 
our next annuni report- may prove the point 
gained, at Which we aimed ill tho commence- 
ment of the year. \ 

Who does not rejoice at these inmt'lltions, 
which go so clearly to prove that tlicvod of 
missions is with us, all going to declare that |. 

itii tho ineregsing demands upon the Churcli 
increasing facilities are afforded us for carry- 
ing uut thc great designs of -the missionary 
enterprise. ‘ 

We confidently believe that the next year 
ill witness still farther and increased effort 
all tliti -Conferences, and still increasing 
succcss-in favor of missions, (hid grunt such 
he the fact. Our preachers, true to them- 
selves, are every where going forth with an 
appeal to our people for the salvation of the 
world, and the response is being made ill pro- 
portion to tile demand and the great impor- 
tance of the work 

THE HERMAN ‘MISSIONS 

We were delighted til see' the action of the 
Louisiana' Conference in regard to this most 
important field of our inissibiinry operations 
The great success which has crowned the 
labors of. our brethren of the M • lv Church. 
North, should animate and encourage us ti 
increasing efforts ill behalf of this mission'. 


I and all who do likewise. 


H. N . MCTveire'. 



THE TWO BANNERS. 

Upon our mast are two banners, either of 
which a paper alight rejoice to hear. We 
mean the Louisiana and Alabama Conferences 
The former linn heretofore been the banner 
C onference in the proportion of missionary 
Am} the first hihers in such contributions to the white membership; the 

r J and rugged in an eminent latter now- takes the banner position rh to the 

..." St it difficult for us to appreciate »«Srcgnfe contribution. No Conference. 

ftupriim in entering a Con- North or South, lias ever yet come, near this 
c, boater room, h< to look artrnnd for the old % uro " f Alabama. The great Ohio 

kMK, tN fttcraos of a dhy, a httd day tlmt Conference, with ife 350 traveling, preaeliers, 
r-by, and in my lieart to say •. Cod-Urn >“•« *"« 00 °’ tl “> largest amount 

ever reached by a v -‘'- ' " 

And when I Ball to mind that these arc the 
ponaus who. out by one, full' upon our super- 
— — ^Biyfilirijfil-riTil that rttij. wfddh* ’ auif or-’ 

- * ) *t>i »f otham, tkeir coevals in the work, 
d(SfiTidw' u fldNn «p rihjjg’; arr with' ns. an"! 
dependant upon the Uhurch, I wonder that 
t Ingrak slots dot more abundantly and ] 

• . rhrariuUy support them Thi* 30 per cent 

and 00 per cent, paid upon 


ever reached by a Northern' Conference 
Tho days (if South ‘Carolina’s godly boasting 
put an end to. At a stride. Alabama lias 
«fU;alaa»ri.dista»a<dd«»>>.- Lot ns | 
bear no more exultation and glorifying from 
her spirited organ at Charleston ! Our friend 
the editor, we >n informed, upiin hearing 
tfio report of tho treasurer a f the Missionary 
Anniversary in Mobile, yielded up the ban 
nor with the best grace possible. We will 


-• 4he MMgr.al0WM>M -made- mmh anraitonto, I n^^it 'over this way, if he pleases and 


law 


liear it hereafter, until some other Confer- 
ence shall nobly awukc and demand it. 

A now ora lias dawned Upon the missionary 
treasury. The people are beginning 
know their duty : the Church of Christ 
out and die ip ttfe ^k. ri trostr|W»' lu '»8 to fiad 'lier respoijHibility. They 
eoUeefton usnaUy called the Con-I>" ,w , »°K in u ' see wl,at l!u V v Clin d " • th . ut t,, " 


ato its. But T must passon from 
, into which 1 have digressed— a 
subject! must cepfeesthat is gloomy enough to 
v . "niga avh* vrtirts without laying up any thing 
, Jur the “rainy day," and who expects to live 


rvaitNcr. Coluktion, by which theso claim- 
* ants upon the Church's charity arc supported. 

■ Ififtiho weft looked to hereafter in all our 

' 

congregation*. Let me direct attention -to 
. action rf the A lab a m a Conference on tills 
auhyeet— similar action was taken by the 
- ' l-otrisiium Cooferance a year ago. 

kloWje is weU supplied with churches and 
'the ehurohes well supplied with congregu- 
tioui. ’ One Cap hardly rSalixe it tliat such a 
church-going, Sabbath-keeping people are 
neighbors (o Now Orleans The railrutd lias 
ttiafie tilings “look up." decidedly. ‘ Beal 
e sta te has increased ip value, 1 judge, far be- 
yond tltc amount of any tax that may have 
been laid upon it for building the railroad : 
showing the equity of such a taxation for 
• .afieh a purpose ‘ - 

ftpesjuqg of Churches, reminds mg of one 
Vpawtd this evening, in u ride to Toulman- 
riUs, a i—ll Tillage just out of the city .' it 
,ks tv ueat, lonesome, quiet" chajs-1. which 1 
•hail sail “Martha's Chapef," in honor of a 
cealous Christian lady living near, hy whose 
eftato it was mainly built, autliias ever since 
: »«*tnimd. It U a convenient (Jessing 

to -Urn villagers, for a Sunday Schoolis kept 
m “ d occaaionally 

There is one ehmusostanee of strange and 
strong interest asweiatod in my mind with 
' this chapel : it it ihiii : Hens t John Ncwland 
MafiSt tinislnj ills extraordinary pulpit Co- 
pserr 'Hia^hoM 'fijmT'fiUed this cominctit, 
«nd whom once listening multitude* flocked 
to uxor was gradually narrowed down in the 
•pbere of bis operations, until u village meet- 
ing house sue. 1 ; as thi*. forty liy twenty feet, 
afforded an ample theatre for acting out i lie 
final Mcene of ii rnoHt eveutful 1H«* Here he 
tun li^t Heriuon : here’ he had. under 
hi* preaching. > hat I havd- he*u d home cull a 




can ib) a part of tlioir duty in giving of what 
God lias given them, and still breathe and 
live on. Now, brethren, do a* ,yoU did the 
abundant year tliat is gone I >y — lake an an 
slaii. Sec to it. that these ' prophet* of 
action turn out to bo false prophets. The 
eyes' 1 of . Methodism, of Protestantism. 
Christendom, ure upon you. 


ALABAMA ANNUAL OONMRENOE. 


This bisly met on tho 7th inst'.. in the liase- 
inen of the Franklin *t. Clmrcli, Mobile, 
fislinp Andrew opened tlinvConferciice with 
rdigiou* exerefses. Most of the prcnalioA 
were present mid in good health. Tho usual 
Committee's were appointed, 

AOniTIONS rp TIUVEI.INU ( ONNElilON. 

•InnicH W. Towles, John It. Gibb*; George 
T. I'.llis, John ('; F.llerbee. A bijab Watson. 
Wm. K. Holliday. Win. H. Tipton. Joseph J.J 
Hutcliinsohj Unniol A. MaCoy. John S, F 
FreoiUan. Henry Unjulmrt ami Geo. W. F 
Price were admitted oil trial. Leroy Mas- 


Bishop Andrew preached in FraiikRn street 
Churcli ill 11 ,1 m., ami ordained deacimfl. 
Bishop Paine preached at snme hour in St. 
Francis street Church, and ordained elders. 
It was n day of 1 much’ spiritual interest, ami 
multitudes heard the word and received' it 
with jay. 

MISSIONARIES TO CALIFORNIA. 

Bishop Paine oulled for two men to go. 
Conference appointed a committee, J. Hamil- 

U,' XI. ' 1. 1 U' 1J .®ltlll..l.. 


plriCONTI SUA.NCKs 

Humphrey S. (Jilnforc, J . K . i^Im‘ruy. (too. 
VV. Krownf J. VV. Cottingiinm. 'I*. \V. ImcM. 
[jockey nnd J. W, Hiiker. 

KMICTKI) TO I)K.\C()N*S OIIDKIIS.. 

'rite following wjcrc. received into full eon* 
nection «nitd elected to desufifi M urderK% K VV 
Npciu*e. VVm. H. Aduinn, Benjmnin S. VVil- 
Uiuiin and T ,W: Manning.' Wm. M. Shock- 
ley waHTcceived. he being ip deacon's orders 
also. \Vm. P. Miller; he being in eld&r'p or- 
der s; also, L. P. (iholson. who being eligible 
was elected to elder? orders. 

RI.KOTFii) TO KLDKH S ORDKHS. 

.Otis Saxton, Charles S. Hurt, Klijah B. 
Lockley. .I(*|m (' Muekahee. KdWiird Me- 
Mi^nnij, A, M. Box, H. M, Saunders. S (); 
Cupers^and Pnnl. Dimenn. C 

LOCATIONS. 

Thos. P* (’. Shellinan, (teorgo \V. Tar tor 
and l.‘ T. Talley. 

% • SUPKKANNUA'ItKI)-. 

A .1. Crawford. W. R^Boimseyai .1 Bos- 
well. Thos. Lynch, Wm: B. Barnett. T. H P 
Scales. N. P. Scales. S. F. Pi Hoy and K. V\ r 
Story. 

statistics. . . ’ ’ 

We shall not lay those fully before our rca 
derw this week. The secretary of ( 'onference. 
Rev. X. W/ l)ormiui v -wi IP present in n few 
weeks a complete statement of tigiires and 
facts, ih ‘‘Items** similar to those of much 
interest 'last-year in the columns of the Ad- 
vocate. We ftimplv say. then* has been a 
most gratifying inereasi* in every, department 
of the work, except in local. preachers. The 
increase of members is* over two thousand 


ton. VV'. Murrah and A H. r Mitchell to nom- 
inate them. 

The committee retired a few moments, and 
returned with the names of Dennis R. Leyiie 
and Klijah B. Lockley. These, nominations 
Anu^uuuiini^ liyTlio TTTirfer- 

enee. 'I’lie brethtei^ ere asked if they were 
willing to go. and they consented with'' ap- 
propriate remarks. The whole Conference 


s an individual, 1 look hack with the deep- Thw tmit - urer> R ev . r j. Roger, will make u 
w t>ufet to Ric oo f ««..e.me...eiit ofourmi^ ^ / repQrt of the Missionary Collections, 
sionary labors among the German population 'p^ 0 | ar ^ 0H t amount of missionary money 
of our country. Small and feedhe was tho ra i 80i i j,y an y di H trict in the Conference, was 
day,, but God called to the work one every raisod l1l t h« Montgomery tlisirict. Rev. O. R. 
way qualified, and in the person' of our be- Bh|e< p Eider. $7?6H7. The next district is 
loved Nttst, a faithful and successful pioneer th(J K ufaulu district, of which Rev. Samuel 
was found to plant und foster this important ^ rm8 j run g ' 1H p, lilder. The highesb»circuits 
minion. But a few years have passed, and aro the .Tuskegee circuit, Hey. £. S. Hurt in 


lo ! the BCoue, with hundreds and thousands 
in the membership of the CJmrch, and with 
more than one hundred ministers in tho field, 
the German work presents itself before us. 
In the Church, gouth. a wide, field, in regard 
to German missions, opens before us for our 
occupancy und possession Hence I rejoice at | 
tin* resolutions of your Conference 1 1 rejoice, 
and most sincorely hope that ’your own efforts, 
through the medium of your- columns, and 
the untiring efforts of our beloved brother j 
Keener, and the efficient and laborious Gor- 
man missiohary in New Orleans, Bro. Hofer. 


The design to build a good and respectable 
church iii Now Orleans, for our Gorman 
brethren, is a most i\ohlc one, and every way 
worthy the attention and confidence Of our 
friends and brethren throughout the wh'ole 
Southern Churcli. I am glad to see that the 
Alabama Conference so nobly responded to 


Montgomery district and the Enon - circuit, 
Rev. G. o W. Carter, iu KiifaulaTtistrict, which 
ruised each, the sum of &M0. TJm next 
highest is Dekalb circuit, Rev. A. M Box, in 
Gaines vile, district, which raised $1475. The 
highest station is Auburn. Rev. C. D, Oliver 
in Montgomery, district. $4«0^the next to 
this in amount, is Montgomery station. Rev 
J. T. Heard. $471 50; and the next, Marion 
station. Rev. K. J. HamilJ, $401. But wo 
will not from our notes anticipate the more 
mtleftictory reports of the secretary and 
treasurer. Enough to add, that over $25 00U 
•we r e - r ais e d fi ir iuhwi omi the pitBt y ® ’'witlnn 
tho hounds of the Alubama Conference. 

HKPOKT OK STKWAUDS. 

The joint Board of Finance strut’k a divi- 
dend to the claimants on the Conference funds 
at 55 per cent. It was a matter of universal 
regret that in this the quickened and cnlurged 
liborulity uf the Church had not kept pace 


the cull, in proffering a hearty welcome so I W -ith the just demands upoi^ it. The people 


to 


-Bro. Hofer to mcqt them in behalf of this 
important enterprise. This appeal should be 
indeed made to our whole (/liuiHih, and ull 
the friends of missions and uf our country 
throughout the land. Here, in the -great 
heart of this Western world, where so mnny 
from their Father-land are gathering to find 
a country and a home, it becomes the whole 


then joined fervently in prayer, led by Bishop 
Paine, for blessings of heaven upon theso®| 
brethren, ami those they go to join . It, was 
it solemn and. affecting occasion. These mis- 
sionaries lire* both siiigloinen. botweeu*25 and 
,110 years old.' 'Bro. Leyne was a convert from 
Popery, some years ago, under the ministry 
of Dr. Boring. They will- probably sail in 
the course of a month. 

M I SS I O N A II V ^ N N I VKK S A 11 V 
A meeting wiffi held in each of the churches 
m Monday night. 'Phi* weather was inclo- 
meirf, and this prevented a large uUendance 
at both appointments' We felt a strong do- 
sire on this occasion, as on the day before, to 
l ms present at* both places at the same time- 
hut this could not bo : so we hdard Bishoj 
Andrew and Dr. Sehon. at the St: FrniU'-iH 
street Church, make out a plain and strong 
and moving case for those at borne and abroad 
destitute of the Word of Life. . Kqv. William 
VYior lmd previously performed appropriate 
ligious services, and flu* Key. II; Finley 
presided. VV’e did not leant the exucf amount 
*f money raised iij each ; the aggregate* sum 
was about SCUO. • 

Conference adjourned on Wednesday even- 
ing. Next Conference, meets at* Marion. 

Appointments. 

mouilh .Di.STHK’rT— E. Hearn, P. F..- 
Mobile, Franklin street. . J. .1. Hutchinson. 

St. Francis street.. .1. Hamilton. 

Wesley Chapel* . To be supplied. 

German Mission. .To be supplied. 

West Ward. .S. 6. Cajtcrs. • 

Toulntinville. .Wm, K. Norton' 

New Wakefield. .Wm. l’eavy 
8uggsville. . H. S. Dickiusou. 

Slonroeville. .To be supplied. 

Milton 1 .. J. B. Rabb. 

Pensacola.. T. P. Cryines. 

Navy Yard. . J. G. Rush. 

Mt. Pleasant. . .8. C. Ellerbee. 

Pascagoula. .To bo supplied. 

Dog River, Miss. . , Z. Dowling. 

Mobile City Miss. ..Win. MiRmrn. 

i)KMQPrti.ii| msTKRT— j. T. Heard, 1*. K 
Demojtolis. .T. H. Foster. 

Areola, Colored Miss. . .A. McBride. 

Marengo Circuit. .D. Duncan, J. <\ Huckaheo. 
Magnolia’, ColVbMiss. . .To be supplied. /’ 
Dayton. ..T. A. Heard. 

Duytdh', Col’d NIiss. ; .To bo. supplied* 

Union Town Htation. .John D. Fisher, 
j Union Town Circuit. ,W. W. Thipjidfl, John li. 
Gibbs: 

Cahoba and Orrville. .Win. M. Loveladv. 

l1*cer.^'l\oma.s liurpo. + 

Buckat-onhie. .Thomas Killough. 

Butler . T. J. Campbell. 

Gaston Circuit. . Win. F. Linfield. 

cja inks vii.i. k njatinrr—E: Callaway 
Gainesville Circuit.. T. Mowiy. 

Belmont . . W. l . Powers 
Livingston. .J. E. Newman. 

Lauderdale. ,T. V. Armstrong 
Do Kalb.t*. J.. A. Clement . .To be suphlied. 
Macon Circuit. .J. W. Laney. 


Chataboochce Miss. . .To be supplied. *• 

Enon nnd Trcadwill Miss.. .To be supplieil. 

/non Circuit. .Jos. F. Roper. .One to be sup’d 
Chunnanuggee, Col’d Miss.. .To bo supplied, 
'lnyton. .D. Cnrinichael. 
ack8on..Wm. B. Adams. 

Columbia. .Nathaniel Skipper 
Mariana . .George W. Price. 

Uchcc, Col* .to l»c supplied. 

Troy, .L. P. G ole on. 

Whitewater Miss.. .John Wi Broxson. 
Apalachicola Miss., .this Saxton. 

Geneva . .Robert S. Rabb. 
on River Miss.. .Jeff. Bond. 

T. G. Gilmore, transferred to La. Coufereuce, 
and appointed to Trinity. ' ” 

A. M t- D o x, iru i iHtffmH.l h i ' Tt'iinr COtrffirencc , 
nnd appointed to Bastrop. 

A. H. Mitchell' President Centenary luStitute. 
T. Y. Ramsey, Prof. do. do. 

T. O. Summers, genera] Book Editor, Charles- 
ton, South Carolina. 

D. B. Leyne nmJ*K. B. Lockley, Missionaries 


j delighted : mortified, tlmt |, :W (i| 

! tecs ffppolhteil hy (liis ln K |y. to ,- , 
'■cuts in custoJjfi were in n't tondaii, 
lighted at the increased nm„i n ’' 
nnd tlic ('xtmotdiimrily tli.irough 
'factory cxaiiiinution sustained / ,, 
Indies'. An exiiminat 


iimpHLftipl ' 

to pupil* nnd teachers «•* n ,, ur 
The Board of Triintoos liavr 
-if till' entire fiseal (iepartment 
ml at li very epnsidernldi. c „. t ' ! ' 
ployed (lie most tN>m|iel*nt IhVI,,^ 
the building. purelm*uil iniisicHl ii,.."' 1 
tlmltn«dn Rjtndfyn'epairs: a" ' ' 


to California, 


Report on the N O. Ohrintian Advocate. 

The iigjlislupg CohnniHee of the New 
Orleans t'hristiun Advocate, in ltd! ml I’ of the 
Alahanyi Cdjiferenee, made' the following re- 
port. which was unanimously adopted : 

The first year of tho paper will be con- 
cluded in three numbers more, ami the com- 
mittee feel warranted in re-affirming the state- 
ment ot' last spring, tliat its puhlieatioir can 
be regarded no longer as iin experiment: • 

Kvery day jtrovea more clearly the desira- 
bleness of a paper in The far South, identified 
witli tliii local interest of Alabama, l.buisinun 
ami Mississippi, Arkansas, and Texas, etc 
Thi* want is. in tile-opinion of tho committee., 
fully met ih the Advocate at New Orleans 
The opportunity which, has been presented 
to our Conference for. the publication id' ft 
paper without any of the usual attendant 
risljs. and offering to them a good "profit when 
it shall have been fairly established, should, 
your committee think, he diligently improved 
by the Conference. • - 

The conduct of tin; paper meets witli the 
approval of. tho committee, and all with 
whom they Imve conversed. Its tone lias 
been such as to command the respect nf other 
denominations as well as our own. 

.The improvement nf the papor in its typo- 
graphy, in tho amount of its -matter, and in 
tile employment of special foreign onrfcspnn- 
dents at Paris and London, deserves special 
commendation. 

Resolved. That each member of this Con- 
ference will use liis best efforts to obtain and 
forward twenty new subscribers during tit 
coming year, no the rash iinnci/iU. ■ 

.1. Hamilton.' 

T. \V. Dorman. 

W Mriia.in. . 


"I'it'lili 

tflyedthem to On- amount nf ,w.. . 
Which creates a necessiTy ffif / 
the estimation of tile Hoard or 'I'm.-' 
\Ve rejoice al liring able |„ 
Macun FeniMe Instil, ite is imp,; 
numbering mure pupils, shaving i/. 
of public confidence, having a ninrec- j 
and thorouglft Tnenlty, and | KW(S , ■ 
and imisleal instrumonts to a 
than at any previous period nf j., , 
al most earnestly do we press ii, 1 
at (lie Conference, as ivw-tliy nfn n /' 
exertion dn their part in it 8 l.olmij , 
deserving a lmteh larger patrntinp ft. 
as yet been given. 

In view, also, of its indebtedness , 
ommoud tliat tl\e Bishop appoin Tan ,’q 
l.A ultANCE COia.f.llL, 

We rejoice that tiiis institution is r „ 
ns in a condition of inti&fujjjjj | ltlli 
This increase, as to pupils, linn been verr 
gidcrablc, ilitring the present tstin 
tlieir applieatioij and deportment. In,, 
of the-ntost commcmlnlile ehtmtctei 
dehtedness of olaiiit 8501H1, -sfil] ] lai ,. 
the institution, whiol 


. 1'. K. 


will certainly , give to this'ooHocJion if it bo 

brought before them. Perhaps some bretji- 1 Macon Station. .Ilr 5L Finley, 
ren Overlooked it— negloeted to take it up. I Prairie Hill. .1,. Mussingnle. 
In view of. tiiis the Cortferenee'pnssed the | Warsaw. .J. W. Ellis, Jr. 
following stringent resolution, recommended 
tiy tlte Board : - 

Rcsolcetl, That hereafter it ahull l>o tho 


duty of the Presiding Klders to inquire of 


Protestant Church every where, to. unite Wl^ preacher within .his district.' „t the fourth 


of 


Tkxas Confekencf. Resolution. — T he fol- 
lowing rrsolution was reported -to the late 
Texas Conference by a large and influential 
committee, und udopted by the (’onference. 
We doubt not tlie nmttorcan 1 h» satisfactorily 
arrtinge<i with our own Committees of. Publi- 
cation, and the brethren of East nnd t West 
Texas. * 

R«o/ivy/, Thut we concur with the resolu- 
tion of the E. Toxuk Conference, recommetid- 
ingithat the Joint Publishing Committee [of 
P. AV Banner J lie instructed to ascertain 
whether the Runner and New Orleans Advo- 
cate coiiIk? merged into one pajx*r, and Ih* 
(■ublished at New Orleans. * * 


an effort to give them the Word of God and 
a suitable house for the worship of our. com? 
mon Hcuvenly Fathor. 

The Cajifornia mission is truly in the as- 
cendant. The proposition of our worthy, Br. 
jtoring. and the appeal of the Board of Man- 
agers of the Alissiimary Society, is' every 
where being met and answered in tlie' proper 
spirit. The missionaries from the Kentucky. 
Iriiuisvillc und North OKirolina Coiifcrenses - 
Bros. Buileyj Evans and\Fult>urw sailed dn 
the 10th inst. May God. give Haem a safe 
\pid prosperous voyage. 

Two from Georgia, with an additional one for 
Panama, two front S. Carolina, two front Ala- 
bama and one from Mississippi, are now in 
the midst of active preparations, and expect 
soon to be ready to leave. . We shall, under 
tho blessing of huuven. Ih? ready fully for the 


Agent for Macon Institute. . Win. Wicr. 

tusca i.ooka district — T. J. Kogev, P. 
Tuscaloosa. .0. R. Blue. 

Big Bandy. .J. M. Wells. 

New Lexington, . E. McM^/ins. 


quarterly meeting, whether be bus taken up 
a Couferoncp collection at each. of the ap- 
pointments ;■ und if lie lias not done so, to in- 
form him that his character will not pass the 
Conference without censure. 


Brush Creek*.. Wm. Vaughan. 
New Prftspect. N. McLeod. 


Prairie Creek. fCol’d Miss. . .Robert Y. Row 
New Berne.nnd Oak Grove. .G. L. Patton 
Greensboro*. ;A. II. Powell. ., 

Marion. . P. P. Neely. . . 

Resolved, That in every failure to take up I Jones Valley. . Wm. E. Holliday, 
said collection, it, shall be the dut/ of the I Centerville. .Jub. W.rHolston. 


M isriios ah v (’ r.RTi Kie at ks . - Dr, Sehon in 
forms us thut lie has in hand in this city, de- 
posited witli .John Ball. 56 Gravier street, 
five Iiumlrinl certificates of life membership 
of the Miswonary Society- of the M. Ki>iscq- 
pal Church, South. Those in neeil of them 
are advised to upply at once. 


Chairman of the Joiilt Doard of Finance to 
all upon such delinquents for their excuse 
in open Conference, • 

( OMMlTTKfc ON HOOKS AM) PKIUODICAtS. ' 

•' Your committee would suggest the neces- 
sity of greater diligence and system on the, 
part of our preachers in collecting the nu- 
merous accounts due the* several periodicals, 
and especially of making earnest efforts to | 
collect long standing accounts, which are 
danger of being entirely lost by neglect and | 
delay, and of inducing the subscribers, in all 


Rev. 


For Hie S . • •. - 

Z. Harmon. 


JhrliiiMi Atlvoi nu. 


, |)iil)lislte(l in the 


formation of the Paoiflo Confm'nou l.y *b« I pra ttUeal.|« cast)*, to mako paymiMit in uj. 
return of tlie ftiiniver*ary 7)f tlie lauding of 1 
mtr firnt liuuioourieb in Citliluriiin . 


Uvanee. 


I*. E. 


Ehhata. — O wing to our absence lust week 
tlie proof fiiieet* were not oorroet&l witli'en- 
tire liccuraey. The college til, out to tie es- 
tablished ut Miiulen. Iji . by the gdnerosity 
of Aly. Drake, under the |uttronage of the 
Conference, wa* culled liy the types u French 
College, justeud ,oT u Female College Dr 
Henkle is fii.14 t,y the type* to have «[*, ken 
of a lurgejiuwtandlug debt to the New 0?? 
loan* Cb Advocate, instead of the Nashville 
httie revival — the last of ^.series of religious | slid L. Ch. AdvoeaU* 
meetings tlmt have had marked influence in 
the history of tlie.Chureh. A lew noitls pve- 
temed <*«, version, and its I am told, though 
•mall the occasion in couqiarisen with liun- 
dre4» iu which he hud moved, bore himself 
fhroogl, it like himself, to the last Once the Ciusge or Address —Koine of the mem- 
Jargent eliurches could not oontuin hi* audi- l^r* of the Conference* whose *es»ious have 
entax seat* and aisles were filled for nil hour lafeljf beau held, uiuy have changed tlieir 
“Before tlie time for service, und the popular aihlrcs* witiioul our knowledge If they will 
preacher entered. the pul|,itthrougl, window’*- goUTy u* the change hluill he made in their 
vr Uier the head, of tig: throng. But here address accordingly Branding ‘Elders will 
- 1 Here was r.ioui eoougli no rushing crowd [deals' inform u* of all |ireucher* in tlieir di»- 
Uockod un the door, there wa* room enough, triel uot ih regular receipt of the imwi 

* ' Jf‘ •' l 


We usk |iartieulaf attention to the Nfis- 

I nonary Ueport, drawn up by l)r Kitnuuers 
it is an able und full argument on the whole 


1 would respectfully call, through your pa- 
per, upon ail tlie officers of our different Con- 
ference Missionary Societies to forward ini- 
niediutvly the rejs irts. which are required hy 
Discipline, to us ut Louisville. 

After s), ending a Tew day* in tin* city, w 
expect ti, visit portions of the Louisiana and 
Mississippi Conference*, on our return- to 
Umisville. K. W. Sehon 

filits'y Secretary 
New Orleans, Jan. 1(1, ISS'J. 


For Un* N. O. CliririUn AiUoo/ile. 

Mobile Orphan Asylum. 


Mr. Bottom; in company witlr soiottwo 
or tiirec otliers, I culled, u short time singe, 
ut tlie Orphan Asylum in Mobile, where we 
found near fifty merry tint! happy children 
It may be appropriate to cull the attention of 
Mobile Hrotestants to tlie fact tliat we found 
(lie institution without a libritijy and the ad- 
tantagesof a Sabbath School. We tihlo 


eertumed tliat the institution lmd not bertTp ,, "'^ ,( - , ~ 


’ as to nooks. 

Vour committee regret Unit so little ha* 
been done hy the .preachers of this Cun- 
feronue, during the pnsL.year, in the wav 
.Of - distributing our hooks, und believe tlie 
fact is 'attributable ty-the difficulty t,f obtain- 
ing Itook* from tin- places .where they are de- 
posited, anj therefore suggest tlie. establish- 
ment of u Bonk Depository ot New Orleans, 
or some contiguous port '' 

For our own part wo here again, in Behalf 
of 1 many, express an earnest desire that this 
repomniendation may he heeded nnd kindly 
attended to hy those in authority. 

■ ! The Sunday School Visitor, "the best Sun- 
duy_SchuuL.pupur--iu -the worlds", asit, has lioen 
proiioimeed t,y competent authority, has nut 
met, that encouragement which it' deserves, 
and which is necessary to its ultiim'ite and 
emiiplele success . Wr pxonetute its illdef^t- 
igahle, piouii and rery talented editor from 
uny participation in the onuses which have 
produc'd tins result. Our* the sin, btoun 


l\ E. 


visited byvme of tho i’rntestanf mmister* of 
the city in six month* JVe hope our Mobile 
hretitreu will look a little inortr intently to 
the Interest of this important, charge, 

New Orleans. Jun. 10. C. 


tiaje- We cordially welcome Into the edito- 
riul corps our old friend, Hi*v. Geo., Rotten- 
stciu. now of tin- T. W Runner 


Tl„. tuUuyi'iug lines, w rito-n . on llo- enve, 
■»|Mi ol ilu UMnid Urittii wlitffli (Mret il iliiuti){li the IWt- 
I^iaiJ jmiM (iitlt r Ull- I.ilit'i iluj uijiy writ* nfi it him Iu 
t'lirrrtfpoutlt-uU i>i their loHiltijiA- 011 I lit iif 

* • . .. . *V ‘ ' 

> * 1,11 •***•* hi*« TuikIi “ 

lii'1-t.Ufei y<>ur luFt wfiMTiut ; 

Thr Ninif »■ (run nUIi iliifc lypl^ - 
- yyu'l\loll ftiv \rult,piul km* I 


•Tbt" Snu tli mi 31 utl 1 1 kHh t ( (u a r t vr lyH<* v i v w 
we regard i us ;i valuable work in the iiigli de- 
partirvOnt of |>eri<Mlieiil literature, - and onti* 
Hod to tl»e,cordiul Huppnrt and patronage of 
our'inifiwterfl and meinberfl.” 

“The Southern LudieeCoinpanhin your com- 
mittee can honefjtly recommend u» fit tu. be 
put. into the hand* of our wives, daughter, 
and Chrintiun ludiea generally and calcula- 
ted to^upornede, to the extent to \Vhieh it ih 
patronized. U elawH of light jieriodical litera- 
ture dangerous to the moral rt nf rommuiiity, 
and we therefore jveommernl uh more exten- 

rise ••ireiilatidn Viqlohg our petiple '' k 

9 *' . si hbatii jmY . . 

Jloth.the large MethixliHt CnunOiQb in the. 
city weW* oacu^^V during the diyy alno the 
Bfiptint und Second Trenbyterian Chnrcheu. 


COLUMBUS iMSTitiCT-n-Oeo. SJiaytfer, P E. 
Columbus. Xf. W. Dorman. 

Plymouth, CoTd Miss.. .To he suppliod. 

Columbus Circuit). •'3- McCutcluui. 
ButtuhatchieT^G. W, Tucker, 

Athens.. T. W. Manning. 

Mt. Zion. ,M. M. Graham, 

Pickerfsville nnd Carrollton. . W. Murrah. 
Carroltton. .C. Stridor. 

Greene. . R.;SV. Sjience. 

Eutaw. .V. L. Hopkins. 

ForklmuL .B. S. Williams. 

Pine Grove, .E. V. LeVen, 
bloumsi IL 1.K DISTRICT— L.B. McDonald, 
Blountsvillc. .To he supplied. 

Walker Miss.. .To lie supplied. 

Pikeville Miss. . . John B. IV a ren. 

Warrior Miss. . . Abijnh Watsim 
Ashville Circuit . .To he, supplied. 

Lebanon. . Jno. D. Worrell. 

I Sand Mountain Miss.. .Win. Rhodes 
I Harpers vi 11c. .A. li. t.’oleuuiu. * 

TALI.ADEOA DWTIIDT — W. II. McDttuiel 
Talladega. . E. J. llnmill 
Wewokavillo. .To. he supplied, * 

Coosa.. 11. J. Hunter, J uines W. Towles. 
TpUapodsn. . Wm. Monk. 

Diuloville. . IL 1L Dickiusou 
Kundolpli. . E. Philips. 

HillnhCe. . L. S. Oslin. 

Jacksonville. .J. T. Curry. 

.Center .. . J nu,,\Y..Jdi:Caiiti^ . , 

Cedar Blutt'. .Geo. F. -Ellis.-.- s 
sUMMKItITELU DIHTRjCT — F. G. FergUlftotl, P. E 
Selma.. James L. Cotton. 

Bummerfleld . ,C. Ct - C ftllawny rrOne to be flup J dr 
Antauga. ,L. M. Wilson, Jesse Ellis 
Mnplesville. . John Foust. 

Pjuttville. .John A. Spence. 

Wotuuipkii. • Josinh Barker 
Greenville. . Asa Skinner. 

Ciidpr t.'reek. . Jno. W. Ellis, Hr., W. II. Tipton 
Pleusnnt Hill.. James W. Shores. 

«’amden. v R. M. Saunders. 

MoNTuoMEuv district— G. Gnrrett, P. *E. 
Moidgomeiy. ,C. D . Oliver. 

Catouiu, Col'd Miss.,. Wm. M, Shockley. 
Montgoihjery Circuit. .J W. Browu, C. H. Hurt. 
Union Ciro.uit. .John T. Roper. 

Haynevillu. «H. Sterns, II. Urquhart. 

Big Swamp, Col’d Mif*s. . . To be supplied. 
TuFk.egeo Station. .C. C. Gillespie. 

Tuskegee Cirtft. . Wm.P.Millor. J.S.F.Ficemau. 
Auhuin Station. .Jacob 8 Hughes. 

Erawlord Circuit. .Win. 11 Neal, D,‘ A. McCoy 
U^iee, Col d Miss.. .To besupplie«l 
Luldyetto. . Jobn W Starr. .Ouo to be Bupp.lied, 
pt FAi la tnsriiKT— Samuel Aruistroug, I*. K. 
Eufaula v . .John L. Suiiiulers 
Gleunville. .John WilliuiuNOU. 


'Flic following preumble and resolution, in 
relation to tlie life and death of Rev Z liar 
m mi > were passed* in the LouisiamrU’onfer- 
enet*, at its late session in Thihodaux. .llfnuarv 
5,1 and ordered to b« 

N. O. Christian Advocate. 

Key Zeliuluu jliWinou was ule.eteil.aiul «n- 
dumed a dtmeon in the M. K. Churcli. South 
iqui. local preacher in January, 1851. 

He had then been laboring as a loea 
preaehor about eight years, in various places, 
always appearing to 'have but one object ih 
view, “ to do. good.” 

He was zealous as a missionary to tlie peo- 
ple pf color, active and useful in Sunday 
Schools, a voluntary distributor of tracts, pi 
pers and books. He was a goml man, full of 
the Holy Ghost. » 

His labors nmong the poor irtn^cwOrleatis, 
in the hospitals and prisons, and in the peni- 
tentiary at Baton Rouge. \v‘J! only be appre- 
ciated nnd rewarded when our blessed Mas- 
ter shall call, all his laborers to bring tlieir 
tjhehV’s before him. 

Bro Harmon accepted Uio invitation^ to 
take charge in n\ missionary of the plantations 
of Wm. Sv JohirKlliot, Ksq., the last sum? 
mer, where? amid strangers, he hreatlied his 
last, and was buried, unattended l»y his 
friends. He had one with diim. i?*5us, the 
friend of sinners 4. * 

Bro. Hunhon was 08 yeiiis'fi'f age when, he 
died, and never asked for admission asm tra v- 
eling preacher \ lje only requested such w;,^ 
as no one else hud done, or would aid; t() j 0 
As an affectionate remembran ce yf bis ser- 
vices, 

Resol mf: 1 hat tliifj |je’ published as a trib- 
ute to bis mer 


, ■ . WWfi it^j 

would contribute no little t(i'i>HiSltlii 
The trustees him* reported to inan- 
for repairs on the college luiihliiv'. 
could be doniK' at a cost 0 of ulKiiit 
We are dis*p'W impressed \v*Gh the. *,,, , 
relation, our Con-ferein'O holds, 
LYillege as well as its educational p.. 
the Southern Vliureh ; and Vould { 
were we prepared at this time, to mm 
some efficient means* j>y which it cwiU 
tirely relieved of embavrffiniont. \\ r 
not however, at we can do inor«iv-)r 
recommend it to dll our-peopte, as w 
best institutions, both* as tti. its cl 
and the eo'nlpetutiey 'of its faculty, 1 
they could send tlieir sons. As son 
tions have been urged, on the groiucj 
innceessibleness to those living in nhi* 
we beg^ leave to say, that if '.uvea cat 
can, fro in all juirts of .South' Ain..) I 
Columbus Mishihsippi. tlirre 'mu din 
route from Umt place to Tiisciunk; 
ten miles from the college ; amU.<vi 
Memphis and ('linrle.*iton raitroad .* 
plotod, as it will be in Jr few your*. i; 
an easy matter, .to reach La Grange, in 
points of the eompa>s We wnulilt 
respectfully call the attention of our 
who are tu represent the .iittenWiU' 
lege, to the point just alluded > t 
earnestly invoked a ..renewed' zeirl in 
this time hhnOred nursery pf Ueamti>: 
OA K^pwr.lt v pkm \ 1.1: Cdl.Ulil 
This youngest daughter, vf our ok 
TViuiiilv euhu's to us,~Tii’ 1 ^ l\\e ^ aum ml “2 


her Board of 'FriKtees^ with \vea\ih . 
perity, and ahovu all u finr.er dr 
sanctified education, beaie.'mg from!.' 
brow. Additions lmv„ 1 icon made t 
lege buildings, csnnecteil with th- 
department, v. nieli hu v»* j*on>uined tht 
already s'.'/oscribed . The trustc 
■hiore help, in f)ie way of.nn' agent u 
fubVts for the purpose of tndargbfg.tif 
Tnical and philosophical a|»|Mirut'’ . 
wc rcooiijmcml to be grunietl, i 1 * ,| 1( , 
and Cabinet are of Opinion ♦ , |ial w , 
spared froin the regular p; lStora | ff , 
We can'commetid tl’' lf< J, ur your.^ 
of science to the confidence of ht 
and tfike this opp^ ortnn i tv u j ns kin.’ 
a liberal share r,f their patronugo 
\ our comm ittee recoimuend the a| 
of visiting cbiurjiittcoH, tojittffl the 
tioi\ of thc^ejinols, under Our contr • 

■ • whie.’b is respectfully sp|icitel 

v - IV I 1 ! Nrr-1 

'■ ^ ^ • <c.r.-0iii! 


^tory. 


\ ' l. H?rc 
R. > Fin 
A. H. 


Nf.wYoiik "As It is. 


-A New YorD 


deut of the \ati 011 ul 1 1 » t cdligenceF, pw,. 
scription uf matters and things w- 


Report of Committee of . Alabama Confer- 
ence on Education. 

The committee to whom was referred the 
subject of education, report as 1 follows : 

We are happy in being able to say to the 
Conference, tlmt all our institutions are *in a 
healthful condition, ami evince a growing 
prosperity. - - , " 

THK 1KNTKNAH V INsi lTl TL. 

According to the annuul exhibit of the. 
Board of Trustees, continues to bold its .way 
in winning 'public confidence, and in doing 
pod. It lias a Faculty, which for profound I 
scholarship, a happy manner of importing 
instruction to the young, an exemplary and 
refined sociul deportment for .Hie imitation of 
those comlhitted to their guardiuflship. is 
second to none in the South. Tho grade of 
scholarship and general deportment of tho 
pupils have been of tlie most creditable kiir* t j 
during the past year, muni festive of an j m . 
pm\lm^en^.(lnGl)UTagmg-bothnt■teaehe , ^ g -. l ^ l( j- 
piitronH.. 

This Institution has. for several y 0arHj |', u d 
to contend with' t)w* most formJ stable eompe- 
titiimr Within twenty Julies 0 j- ^ ‘th(« r o^ro 
schools of high preteusiou ‘ numbering one 
thousand or more scholar**, while the small- 
ness of the village in which it is situated 1ms 
.made it mainly dopond.ont on fyyfljgn [mtrou- 
age for jile This (Uffic'ulty is Ruing ronmved 
iiy the rapid increqso of population, so tliat 
tliM-o is now 11 tirigliter prospect for numbers 
than at any funner poriod uf its histoj-y. 

\\ u think it doserving the largest jiatrdu- 
age, at home and Ijrnni aljnapl, and most con- 
lidently eomihend ij to the nttontion of all 
wlio are interested in tlie subject of oduoation- 
For'.lier youngor sister, ' . 

:nu: MACON KKMAip: INSTITUTE, 

\ our eommitteo* feel ii very deep solicitude, 
owing first to its intrinsic merits, and next to 
the fuel that it bus not as yet received thut 
attqntiou from the members’* of tjas C’.ortfer- 
enee, uud that supportTrom tho publiehwhieb 
we regqrd it as so greatly entitled to. Some 
of us were in uttendupee at its last Annual 
Commencement, und were both mortified uud 


and speaking partjuulurly re ^' 

‘enco then in session j. says : 

It was in this interval that n Miuii^ 
ed liis pulpit, select etl tlie luost as*- 
lime description ol‘ the .1 u»lg«*ineni . • 
pareil the Judge of all the earth. :: 
tiops gathered ut his feet, to tlie ef. is 
an inferior. KiUHipehn.^ ^ State ad' jpe^uij 
three thoqsaiPl people at Castl 0 tiiirlf* 
We lvjolce tn jiereeive t-llit* 

ABliistersof all denominati onS in .Vt*' 1 
wisely abstained from iF.'jngliug i. Dli ; 
ebullition. It is t«* thr . co!iw‘rv»WW|® 
such men tfiat we loo* K emifulciiw 
einergeneies. Nev , York of»|H*ci«l'. v ' 

lieiOt hful antidot / ’. w i 1 i(,)i is found m j 
ter anil aihaoni«' uais 0 | ^urii i' u ‘ n ' , 
ntUiebuTiiliiioF t Vvery yejir will* lj 9 ’^ 
.convulsions • ^-hieh senia to ihwiww'jj 
or ohldriilr >nil They. arc Musun? 


Hellgate if.* i| Uu to ‘the /lan« ero “* J 
there; : „ ul w lmt power can J 


*..*.* , o\n wnai poiwi V.... , 

ot thr vr) rtex which so often 
^ at<> s. and threatens to subvert 
,u the city itself? 

are not so often n° r ..... ^ 


r people 


into extravagances* 


The rfA*® 


that prodigies appear first ..to 
emporium, and 


our rq 


•"Old' cUic ? laV ‘a)wd 


Or pcrltRjw it is uwmt! to thf 

U)f-4lw 4u«l.titude. ussmuJjMJIL 


“UiTcIT 


Tr*f 


in short, the fuel is no p#' 

becomes, for a while* a w jI| f 
ferment and fury, a ^ u,a ‘’ , w j*. r | 
huge boiler stirred by some 
iraHH-when-iEisJilL^ — ^ 

toil niBi'r* 


• Doublf. double 


Kire burn nnd <'»Wr 


i, Illic- 


it is just "u'yeia^Hhiep 
city of Gotham were i, u{: iif.' 
nnil. lowing '(whib; " U n!! r 'Lt»M 
through press and i' u !l 1 ." 


•Oiigli ni-css imq i<uh’" ' i,.. r mi( 
Now till' lire* url’elei^d 11 -' 


and we are to dugpi*'! “JJj* *!*<■ 
ton, of [iiiti-iotism, .*‘1 o‘“ 


emperors, and iftttlo* 1 ! 
think. A year hence 
but 


"hi* *-8 

passed nway. Iml til® J’ljjjj ill 1 
and boll. fi(mie .Jiew mrtP! 11>bK 
! ' 11 “ ,ul*, 


new Imbliles-orise. ..*,«* 

■ Dnlllilr. 

,-fre I.IU-II uud clildre* 


-Th* 


III* IN • —IH’ , .1, 
Hilyeiii •' iiulM, : r ,.,i 


pri’t’iirlitn" an l inin' "! •«'***” , 

CnnAifoun - 1 |.Uu 
dcnly in *.ili -Unry 0,1 bS'-JD < 


to nUeiHl lltcHi'K'lon ofUnnfrn ur^ 


friii 1 


I'.,,,,.,,, . V, “ ,„2 

SdeifeMKi Ijud bfi'M pHoIiHlii'd 

joiirniil- crtiniiuiil »m i' ' ,) K H 

think it SUUi 4WHf» n »' 
do u»t luui’h iiko h» «»Ka u,,,w ^ oU ' 


l . 


L'h 

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Uu 

lit, i 
Uij 
Du 


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4 


Died : 


Ilftlf-JlH 


IIAUPW IS. ")C / 


Intelligence. 


(uMU 

The Loss of llio George Waxhinglon. 

Hv * li>‘ nn^v.M of*. ri ftfijjnior .1, S. riionWelli. arrived 


, ni<M. wclmr.'.-' iirrtl' ll/e Vll">v lj,g |>nrUrul:iv 

Kill* M|.MVirnti'l AVo>.hhijci»»n. I . 

dngllllir fccl Out the ol till* Ocorgo Wtivli- 

m^tnn ami Hu* lrtt»*uli»K Martini* Washington oc 

rnri' J within »« li ,, iy " f olhiw. 

Tl l i ‘l |, !'iii' , r D«pr/t* Wnenji^toi, . f’nfiU Jivuif* Irwin 
‘ fril|n rinHnn’iill. with two barircvin tow. Im viufc between 
IMMi.nml ISlKi loot of freight. «*.x |>l<Klt>«l her boilers on 
'Wrifiic«ihiY tii< •riliilM %‘ liHlf-piufi 1‘J oYlnc k. a tdlpirt « It 
tfuu*0 Kl*t‘V" tlrautl Gulf ; iiuiui tllutoly took flre. destroy- 
ing I hi' IxHiki Mini r» of On* 1w nt. am) ertUjh* e<ing,> ..r 

” felfiinJ lftU ipJDWtlJ KTlrtnifDtii Cfrt 

n .|l tin il. rk. Wm Patterson, carpeid* r ; Plriliprfuprou 
five lieckMlanik twelve ftflunun.Wvc u dfck ptm*ci - 
«•!*«. twii cam, mM»cnic*i*. 1'iotu Shawnee town ; -«,ni do 
fr-ni 0JV,'n4wt*"’- mo I severely senbirug t'iij.j Irwin. Win 
I'l 'irni. second clerk . Tlmmn.s Tr.ilnor. et'cmid. engineer 
IlnlM rf (iitrinil Uiirii »i". Tli Hi' • lf»-t have since tiled 
• an board llw* I'hoiowi-lli. . I»md\? t’lAtnffnts.. chief migi 
invr. d'ltijp'rviisff' »cahle;l : Martin Thin u. hchmuJ uml". 
, 1)1( ii v fejPwUn.l imrnr.i . jvm Wiitplnniirr; !. • 

Iio'k'ii : 'Tli*. II. MiiHii'" ' pihd hniid. m vcr«ly m-jiIiIihI 
kwOIhI rook, slightly scalded Oii|*t t Irwin 
j, in ;l fnirwny ol rrrovi yiilv Tin ('hcnc'.wetli (qinu.driwn 
•it lnilf-|wut 7 nYJork mill I • •« »|* un bom d 0**' otii-vl vlii?; 
i.lhcrw. nvw nnd punscngcrs Tin- wouLidrd were pitied 
in.rli.iiy,' three physicians. win* kindly jjnio tjum Hielr 
tdirnUdO ilurinit the trip. 


j mMS „» Iio. M in i n v Wamii.noion —M'giilrtiii. ,/im- I. 
. n , 0 v (,.j|iii.r.\l!i;'ltm U*nsliingt<»n. bound for NYu(ji|enri'. 

burned at Island fi-r, yesterday morning. lit linlt-jaM t 
aiclAok. A man. his Vif" nnd two rhildreff in ^In- Indi. 
ra j,}n. a in*iii in the gentlemen's cabin. and oihmih ,i«rk. 
wnv all turiirt! ib death 

■flir olHi’ni flilil <Mvu wu.- ‘ -m .-.I Tip* 'mii;\ iv..,> M . r- 
tnl:>‘ii Ii|' l>y tho .Intnm MiUlngity. and (TiarlrA liamniou .i. 
Uir forjnrr Imuiul up mol t lie Initrr down tin* riVu- Knn. i 
ill,, time ifti'boat r:iuclit.oii[y^hirouiiiiuti'srlap.-iHL)Kfr.r. 
ija.'H.'ii* flit iiSdy in Unmet- and tin;' rnhin foil in. Tin* IV*?. 
n»-| o- well ash'ioks mid piiprrrfnnrn thtid loM. Tin* 
it t.ji m in mi - Ill'll; 1 Ki-y atid ilaui 1 J ^UI)illintrh|iVr iiiisaml 

inii 


IiOuittiaD.'i Interior. 

1*0*4 or iin aitAMi.H ItoMui,— THttbodtUI-rn Advorntr 
r, f tile 8Jti raya • The atoninrr llnuu'o. ln iiscitnlliig the 


(Drlftins Cpiititttt JlintonUr. 





OumdiltA. mi tho aint. tilt., wln>n nonr l.'liaiupagnolr. tlruok 
« rung nnd ImiuodlntMy adnk- Sbohad on hoard n*ni<ldrr- 
abh» fri'li'ld. wbirli. wi’tii the boat, is a tojal l-i ■ Tlir 
bunt, wr Undiw. land: dvna lionirrd for Ili odW, Tliotiglt Him 
won! down f|ith*kl.v. (bo orow and iihRHPnKrraeanvnl 1 fietn- 
srlvrs by rllnifini; to’lho huslicA. 

Nn i iiu boji on , io Hi ,\i t s. —Tin Noil h l.ouaianimi 
I'UlilislO'd at Hast top. contains an artirlc on (bKhrmirioib 
t- f of M lliin,' lli|Unf' to drees, which U says Im* I 


'up 


lei- running .-Iticc Inst night. 


I.tiiijiri Oa'riiAN Ahuim— .W c have received the 

• ‘Orili imnnal report nt the Hoard of Direr torn of. the Male 
Mii'lilinn \ fc vbim In l.afaycttc. The n port'coirtaiii«a hrii 

^ iiistury* of. this expeileid iii-ilt lit iom which wim rounded 

* liy u"n nswbiatioii of heiievoh'iil eiti/eiis in iKtM. and an 
HiYotmi ol lio’ d|irmtioiis i.f the Hoard durliw the jiast 
rear Tin* re-nlis of ^t»i- w hole chanty have (Im.- far him 
a soiirec of just pride U‘"Ui eiti/i-n.- nnd we trust that the 
litHTiilily. ol the»u.nnnnnJty will never allow the heinw- 
oli'iit W"rk of the Dihetors to bepoine eireUiiiserihed 
tleiii'die tlie following I'xtrae.ta from the report lieforc’us 

I'lie Dirudor)! have the Itnppiiiess to know, th.it tlu'lv 
lime he< n hoys fruiii this A-yluiii who "have reached tli 

. mu-1 .honorable posilhdi- In ■*ociely. \\ i 'liaye* one a ir 


dia've lM'coine 

Uoiuiliii inter 1 


sn.'i'iahle Mlnfster ofllic Oospei ' Tw 
tHigni find tun {gators— one ■» siing tin 
nf tlie largest packets between t hi- eltyiiud Friiliri 
ntheri younger, hut hills n|Ually fair to bcyonn* an nriu' 
nji’iit to his profe.-sion. mjd is imw tbo secnntl ofHeer.of n 
line vessel Another is a la vvyerennd lately, hy.tiie eonti- 

flrni'e-of III* fellow eif izeus. |iiis I eleeb’ii. Iiy ; a very 

ItiiUcrinir V"t< a un mhei ..t t he Mate l.egi-iiitdre.n.itil'ba*- 
dii’ liappinerfs to lK*une of (lie pri’seni Director- of thi- 
tfcaul. . fillers are re-|M!fl«l»le niereUant - elerks’: and 
ma.' iv mloruinu. t*y tlndr industry find .-.icaejty, a varieu 
of t he .’'ii’eha nieiil triides in our city, while others have 
bfpjil’iiri 1 w,| b honest fanners in' tltoWesl. *m.l .fjjom 
nliom we |,:,y-e ngri'eal.h r aeeounts •• w 

Tln re liliVuliei m admissions during tin- pirM yiiu. 
.iiiil'.|Sarphau& now i "iinin iu the A-jliup 
Tin' b'cyipi* from all doutvc*. during tlie year. Imre 
Isi'j i r’‘.l';i7d'. , l. lUi’lthcAllshurscnieiits -<.ll.7ky.iM. : 


Grilnd German Demonstration Dr. Kin- 
kol’a Plan. 

An Unmctnc tins* meeting was hold let orrning. at 
Hanks .Arendo. tlie linll of that building 1 icing densely 
■ r-iwdid liy the friends of (inrinauy mol Idborty There 
»> ,i- t'ri'l»ihly an e^unl nynnlier of nativv and udo]it<*il 
, ritiD'ns ^If .'lal tar ‘helng mostly tlrrufhhs. . 

Tin i^Wb« was cftllen ninrder l*y Mr J d . *l.iig«iihuhl 
wli'i'iHiimiUited the following officers u 

f'l.iif/eiil— (!. Hioii. ns. 

I - tSCnl. \ I 1 l’lauriie. A D I'ros-mmi. 

,liWe 1 |ili(ieiioh«..l II r.-ildwi'll, I'. Semenead. Alex -IierWh. 
» Henu»r«l Maiigny. mid upwards of forty ythers % 
v. ...t' u mm lUn . - Walkei.'T- -T*»mnii|Uet Louis Watl-. 


t’au\ K Tluardaml Daniel Hcuily. 

- 1 >>h takiug tlie rlinir. Mr. Itoselius 'made a few eld- 
muxrks, touching the part that in- had already 
l.i>n hi llii- uoVvenieiil. and exprcs-iiig tio* pleasure th^t 

f 11-^11 ^ 1 11 , p| uwi^Lii^ l 


oirli ii,’t‘.vlis|iiiiiit-advrNiate of frci'dom as Doctor Kink. -I* 
lie tin’ll .'nii'oilui'iat tlie ha rued , imd able profnssor and 
1 — k- -liU.Wt diinhl greai upplmi-'e. 

.h-s'l-c- h'io.kel Came forward- amj In-gan hid addrvss 
witli)(nf expression of Ids grntiGnU ioii at flmling aitoh a 
liiullilude ot tic citizens nr XcwOvlenns ami'oflatfpyeUe 
gathered to hear him on thin (vrnslou. Ilo iVns vs|a*i’i«Uy 
|i|i-.i.«iil to see so many native citizen- ivh" had evidently 
- ■ lie'll attraideil l hither by a loy. i.f tlie rau.-e wliieb it wn, 
hbclury j‘.» advmaiti'. 'Ilo greatly reirrettcd- nftt luving 
t lujiiil. to |h' iter purpeMi tin* r.nglisli l.'fug Hugo hut. lowv. 
Oi'r inipi rf.-et Iiis klio\vlei|g,< df jt might tw, lie could uot 
fi,.*bvar its I’luidoymeiit 1 ’ fur a few foment*, before lie 
slioi '111 proceed with. the addn— to his couutrvineu-lj) hi- 
'owii’Ut uginjuA’ 

4 li- had found tli.it a_ calumny wit a spread out ngain-( 

. him and his cause I hioiigh'tlie I'uimtry. -hut who the cm - 
mb's were that had doiie'it. he eoithl imt tell/ Ili- na^n- 
had tn’tiiioiiineteil wit li the reports of some di’inomitrn 
lions ai|d itvMih’itlnns-r'Unfrtirly- and unjustly connected— 
^adhe ilirMowed tlieiu most 'explicitly ItepriUchting 
tile \ i.’ivs mnl Hie principle- that lie did.it 0011UI uever , li. 
I*i‘ di'l.'niiiimlfuii'pr his wish to interfere w ith the iuterunl 
Miii.-ni tliisA'oiiniry Anieriea Imd idways aimwn how 
full) -We po^esie’. till* power to -Htle all Hindi allairs for 
ber^Uf and die g'ants. and she would tolerate uu pueh iu- 
• '•rh r.'iu’e fjuiu uuy ijitarter. "•* ' 

Hilt extlTli.d politie)* wele*a vefy dUTeiellt matter ' 

, N'.id were a topi, •■upon which 1. • might* very j.n.|rerly en- 

i'h'' || miw n great topic * . • 

U .• .-.settle Kings ob KittOpi' i->m* h ;oly. to help yaelkl 
» Uier when rf’jhliilieaiitsitr prfcoutrft' tliiViiteiiiug fn.»it.vii' 

^ vli.njevjy the of j-, V e,|i (| || makes one or the other of 

th, * lyrani- treiiiLde omliix throne : :itnl it is tint uinl that 
tli") *b"!il'l «l'»..so is e.|oally natural and it' is uiurC; 
"i.rr ‘i 1,1 ainafier of duty ,!•. say untiling of . safety. 
U*»t «**vA h'TMblienii tJoveniineiit 'should Interfere iu 
Itoiw- ^ Ibs’iiv wlierever lt limy pre-gut »t>cif |{ t . 
I’liUiranhqii '■lioul.l ever Im- protected hy repubiles against 
mai^n'lilsui . '*ud freedum agniust., tyranny * This he eon 
I'i'Uvs tu | M . the trui/deK'll ine id •liou-iuterveiitioii. .f. 

'Hie time will *>P»‘ ‘‘lime in llnn.pe when Am. rfeim- 
'UhM ipme to -I positive dei’ision as to the policy that t I ik>* 
"'ll adapt A great « druggie i.« about to take place, ii't! 

. giving intvrests tow IjAiUieiaw; lop ealeiilatinn.. and which 
.mlj involve nil 11m 1, ns Muiumuniiini enn he a •|iilr>t 
Ni'ctatnr nf ^he scene And UuW Is Un* fbne to prepare 

Hd* struggle, ami. v'iid tht* spedker. “ l[aui here for 
Hlis I’lllpOM'. • 

Hie time lias 'been,*' co ntinued lie. • and it has uni 
— L* l . ‘ |,| i l*.| | g g l nt:g^_ihai_v t ) n w\*i*e engaged ill a similiu’ 
Hrug.-ie A- struggle ilouhtful »»» its result*, for u long 


haie \, m needy, i ip. anil you found it trout Lafayetti 
ri *Ui Ki«eigsko. and-* I will not forget my iwvn country 


ta.in - irnin Harmi Sieuli. n. whopHillv foMiieil, nud mainly 
UHrtiitnlyni, yi.ung iintHue In llii- struggle, also, yop 
(lad ,Mi| frOiiv a tliiverniiii'id— >011 had aid from Krunrc 
a, *'l «f U (l : Uto't enVctivc kind— money. It was the nine 
'"'Hi, ap, ,,(■ 'j, ''Mft ft"ia France that eimblirt ymi tp pro- 

Hu II,.. ^ u, ‘‘ 

Wl «i' Hint 

“i' ill of y u 


tlie 

Milbu 


'•'•tU/the glorious resuit of tbe esta 


1 "Hi 1, 


„ 11 !"*w ask 

nta m^ lh, 


i’*ur Wienies 


"he •lllcstion. 


ffvjyou Jorgottoi ih.-u 
lln, -nort that you re- 


eafrh’d t" a meal extenl'-Tii (iiftl seellnn Of t|,e Htate ... 
defiauec of llieiivws It trnee« nearly nil Hie iTiine- <• ni 
milled by nrgrocii to lite whisky holtle, 

AefoiirMi m - We leiitn’finin the Oiinoiiitu HogDter ,.t 

tin* noth lilt that tlie lion John t; .sharp' has 

appointed pledge nt the 1 ‘Jt h Judieial Disiricl. to fill the 

vae.niitiy.iicJ'.uahunal.liy^t.he-iluutli nt I liu-lltdV-t-hH'fge-AV 

I’oj.ley' v •' ‘ • 

New Ho*n -The Thi Vditnx Minerva <*nys tfftvt a *ul 
si*rlpt,ioii I* now on foot In iluit Unvn for eonAiriirdlng 
ro„,| from Tlilbodtmx to Tigei villc. un Haydn lllnek.-iii tie 
p'liishol Tcrri'lsiime Tile distun. ,• in tifioen miles 
the esl iniated cost is 

Hm> limn — The lied lllver Itepnhllcnn of the hull 
in- 1 ‘sjiVs • / Slnee.,..iie la«t Hie i ii‘ i i’a- "i.ntini. I 1 
fdl Ht< ndll.v. and flier.', in .’.gain a rippl. un the f .ll 
boalsYfati? hlxe eanuot' safely pin- fln-in This deploi: 
hie Mate of thing.- for. tjie plant"is ahove will, we t , 1 . 
continue until ttvhifve sipue hen vy •Pains ■’ 

• We uudi;rstand thill the tDeeulw Stritek :i -nag an 
nunk'iiear Canipte a few day* since, hut tlijit die was >ul 
*ei|nently raised, with hut. slight danuige io*livrself 
cargo The .lidlersnii, witlm (icrtvy fWdghl.' pn-— d 
Hanudny. itnd whs obliged to j^-eharge a porthdi of In 
cargo fo.gct nhuig. tbp river nlmyo'md having cmliicd 1. 
iuue.li us was cxpvctcfl The' IV. Diiinmii ainaile her first 
appcurnnee here on Saturday hiVt-Hinl tijjain on yf st. rday 
She. was hailed with delight hy our citizen^ wln.expVessi 
tlie highest mil isfa pt ion lit . her. in o'h l aiifi lini-li thi'oliirll 
out A liioreeonifi.riai.le boat I o”t ravel* nil. e-pndltlly r 
la dirs'ii ml families, we ngver s a w : in (toil Itivi r. or m 
win re el-e Tbe V ' F Kimball will 111- lift oil ^lotnla v 
win’ll lie Will receive tile same widi’ome ;i - In’ w lio-e 'liflln 
die (mars was wniYt to m-pive in days of old- Iniig -yi 
rdn- will make ijnnkly 1l1|u t,» in' »i, I K.-.-i. in , , ti, 
w illi IlH'J' DnjtHiitmik soon ns the. water, will 'peruiH 
t Tows Ki i.i iion Messrs || Itnbertsdn. M. It \1i.1il 
H ' tavsb S A Smith ami d Hinggold tyjve l»i .11 elect 
trim "is of Alexandria • 

’i »i» -We* Tim n -The Vind- n ‘lleraid of tlie i-l -ay 
"th‘> weal her. .diirlni; lli-^t and t It,- f, 1 ,• f, irl 0MI11, pi 
sent we. k ha*- l, -, n wariti aip] . rainy ' Tio-dii> nig III it 
cleared .V way'; add we in 4ft have r „d, j,[. ,-md day .Uitli 
heavy froi ts at.night ' . / 

Mash, M i . — T lie Ala-mi- <>l Mm.lell . I UVIU’d out «t l'< llg oil 
the auiiiverft at v.of SI .1,,1,‘h tlie.lHaiigeii-l Aira»ldi.- 

waV di liver.nt. Hr*, .lames K' Jl,. Id, u 
I'l.Hsr, mol —The • Mindeii Herald 'stales t lint the 
houses of -ever* I •••’«« residing in that village, him* •hedii, 
stoned niv several 'wciixliinsyf late The, phrpHn^oi 
these ourpages mo detmuiiced In strong term-' 

Ho. * v > U im. — T he Herald -av* "We lllldurstnild 
that in the mtrtliw '’dentj.i.iMoh *f,f tfd* parish shim* 
dninnge lias l.peti »bni» ’-J»y lienvy w ind during tlie 1 
rain- Whole forests w . re laid tow. fences blown down 
and ill line ,,|- two iii-Unt H'. s. houses w.-re upset an \ their 
contents carried away " 


T3 


"■X . It K'-’r n. r t.'noi"Vn„" 'i!,^ "T ". 1 T W»uty-Sooon,l Cou g r eNR 

II W, fill | II II 1 1 1 . \ Al.t1l.MM., 


rJCHHion, 


' S*a it »Vt AIM yi M M. S Oi l il l ) 
'lonlgom'jsAv I Ma ..Inn, I ivvj j' 
I'rm .So -| have heard hi yfjur, Ctlort > 111 eoneeiit.raf " 
m ,| develop the ucnlui nnd energies of the people ,.i (|i, 
f; "Hiweht III II Hr. at Agricultural nml M. ehrtnlcnl Kxhl 
hi 'mu mnl I*nlr ; irniimpres-ed with its impo>tamc tm, 
eminiint benefits, 1 l>|,| you Hod *|.eei| in y mr iidhle un- 
dertaking With’ milt'll respect. > ••lir obifl yeivanl 
l*C A I,. I'h. Ugh \\ (I i mi i n gee* Mate 


. ' M MlilM.'H.' .Iallll.ll> ,. 

i — At lineally llrttir^he Viitiptm jvi- I; 

,| tb" Onplfol leniHiiJr to the t^«« n n t . ■ eimnl 
.1 and I'l'oWdetl At e|ev.,|| o p|0^K til V ,'i’V. 

•inal. and Oiu gi»ll''iit ' w ere s,;on flih .1 
\t I- o'clock the .Senate Wit- eidlitll to ' order anil 
t crowd wci-.y is.inpaiatlv.dy .|Ulcrjdming the p.nyv 
nihrr nf pellfl D pfi a nt. ' m,| «. 


pl.gl’, 


ott the 

" prinlMl v 

I H.e atfnntioH of the 
'lie I, 'I'M, in of (ho Judge ■ 
t o Hie Mormnn*. r»m.' r. 

-Ji , "I "pillion for 
"ism-u nt s| r f'mti i. dU- 
puMiciiili.n 


- /trio 


Till Molotovs — It is seated that lihout one him, Ire 
.'loniitfns will |eave St l.oiii* early in the spring.’ for tlie 
Salt l.ake country .. 


A ii njipropri.it Ion ot ^•J.’.iimn i ha- Iweiimnde l,v l lie Ten 
lie- e I.egi-lYlHire for the i-om lllt’l mu of tie- hew Slut 
lions,. ' 


I'm- III ro i tim. Tm.i.mi — T he Kjcli mwi ib Dispat eli 
t)m litti iiixtant. ••i.niaiii.s some furflor pnrtlculnrs In Tela 
tioii to the ahse,,in|jiig i.f, Samuel W Morgan formerly 
Te.llerof Jhe Kxcliange Hank ,,f Virginia at I’. tei-hurg 
The d, ’licit of •f.-jolntio whs discovered' till' day before Mor 
pan left, lie was an expert ofthYr and ha • long enjoyed 
the full confidence of I he iliMH nt h-n 
This defalcation \rW fix Upon tile Tell, r o : : ,|| o 
having occasioned it deficiency *>f ■<-I,',.ihn» in tip, account 
,,f tin- i a shier "f iin* iitiuk. a few y, nr- since. 'I'fii* • a-liier 
Mr Durkin, was gh-k. audit was ik. o-sary* to opeti tie 
vaults of the llnnk, The keys were sent for' ami tie 
nione^v iieccHsai'y.. tnkcu 'ouh * \\ lien ‘.Mr I* r-., turned 
th In- ihities. lie diseov.-reib-m Urflc.ii of f.l.'..MiMtr-jrlit«rtr 
m-v, r rotdd. lie n>i'ntuite.| for. tin wn* .ifterw yjd- re- 
niov.-d from oftieo nnd suit roinuipnce.l agaiu.-t bis s,., nri 
ties for the amount It is- thought that this.mntfer will 
now la- cleared up. and tlie memory of'.Mi Durkeii 




Tall. 


Hailhoau Mii.irv,:— Tlie ei(ix6us of 
recently held .a ineetiug t,» adopt nn .i-ui, - for huildiug n 
railroad from that '|Mu?e to s,.me*p,,int «>n the M’tjucfjji' 
$•-*•200,1 was suliscriM'd 


.road. 


KnroftftTi -A gentleiiian iu .Williamsport. Md r.eeiitlv 
mad" use of ktcos-.tw to cure tlie 't'ooih ache At'ti-r jiut 
ting it in tin- tiNitb.-Jie ruhlM-d soiiii r oti biv gums Tlie 
museles oyij.s tpee soon aftcrliegiinjo eontrael and Im i- 
now disfigured for Hfc. - • 


V Mwmi Disi’.urn —The steam, r Africa. reached N.-v 
\ «n k a liule-pavt 1 1 o'cfM-k. > m a'iuf early in t !*<• aft- r 
noon, the Boston Transcript puMls|ie,| imarly t hr, . .m 
liinuia of her news, sent by Telegraph. 


A number of gentlemen -of tdmrlest.hi have formed ay 

assoeiaiiuu for enrryluK on an .UenHive wlu^-Me 
retail dry giHkjf l.usiness. They intend to imp., i t* more 
largely than baa c\er jrgt heeu attempted iu lb. Smifli 


. I’ASsn. Mill >*11 ii’MVv.^-A petition front thi« grndi'/of 
tin: ilaval service has been presented tot’imgres, asking 
Jjprtain *ehniigcii in the luws regulating «lm Ihf. i! nt 
gm.R-s. pr).i|iotioii..ete . w,liicli. .in the opinion "I many 
familiar with tile subjeet. is buC a rtiisoiiaMe request 
I'revioiis.to the yeyr 1H10. promolipOu to t|,e rank ot 
!A*uienaii( were made indisenniinittely from tin’ it»‘i',’:V|i- 
tllr marine and front the das., of mid-hippiem and U w'a- 
fotjiid tltal itiellicieiit. officers w.-ie o/ten cr Hlue.-d by 
tl.is syrtepV . ttitt vf tli’iiessjly. a gl ade of tile -ej\ |e. 
d.immiiialed I’assed Mldshlpiiieu'’ has ari>eu It is 
eonivudod by this grade* that (lie proper distinction of 
r; '»'k is /ihinded ; nud that officers pronounced on exa- 

mination. competent to iJji- tank of bieuteuaut. are often 
kefd iu thfi service a* iiiforlor offiiess for seven, elg’ld an t 
ten years It i- com ended that I be duties of a Passed Mid 
"hi]nnau are itudefiiieJl — that lie is sometimes require, Mu 

net in tlu’ capacity of a Ueuti’imnt, and at -other time*, 
is an ordinary llids.iiipnmn. subject at ail times to the 
"■'prlcu of his (,'aptuua. wlo. may if lie chooses employ in 
He higher grade of service. I hose w |,,, have no Jud claim 
tOM.elia distil, etmiw over those whiu/ie o| ,s„,„| rank 
longer service and more experience It is coulomb l that 
the law ought clearly, to define this. matter, liiid leave 
nothing to the preference of iliiii a|.taiii. who ma> may 
not M; guided ti> n/ival merit in Ids temporary proi|iotloim 
I he object of the petition js to have a law passed, com- 
missioning Passed Midshipmen, no, In such designation 
^i^d^ivnaU J .lo j a r. and give timin'. mrh a n-jne reH.se 
ot pay/is-nmy euahle tljeui to make a proper appeacaiu’e 
wurd-nwim officers 


lbs 


» i or Si 4 ii . leii Ml.iVA. | 

Dei'ember I. Iti/U i 

To tlir-<;,nSr,ior „„<? Shiir .‘lullwritii s „/ :/„ \si„i. „/ . 

„s HMIr ,m,l u l\„ „) HuSlil,. ../ 

♦ » i *> •mil 7, girt • 


Shii rr..i„"' I '„ , 'K.,0.„| ili,. Ml, . 

111 ,.„ y i.J -V; I,"'”' 1 ' i"" 1 »„ 1,1,1 J'.M. 


•"('"bli.-aiii-n, 


Tli.- 1 


forget your 

“OtJ^; of 


'■ I’rof,.*] 11 " Ka !"^ (yDn/ny f’ • 

l„tnrru|ll.,au)- tt,.- .illIii,-j 


lli ‘ I',,! Jim -7" 2- J ’ 1 ' """"'"S' Iimll,,,,.' 


during I.Umlclrw, 

T ”•••1 «„-s«a»7jr " l “ v " t " J «•' I"- - 

ii"-,. Bi;.K„ s ,w, 

ilil.. Il,|. uiy.t.irlpM „1 


"‘““J", „1RI„, 

ilo ' 


'"’"’•’■"•K,.- * u “ ri “« is.,, oi..,.. 

Itoi ti" . “"""•'"J" iwiwr.' an i, ii 



ease of 
.. Llyi^ng the year 
provimiN year* :ttk)7 


V ) has been nmd. 


, "'‘.‘'VAt’iilhi 

li!! 1 ;;::."' " i.',”' ThM’. 1 ?*] 0 ""s. 

- * bi'Vr, |„ ,, ,nU '• file first 

.i 11 ' ki«„ 

>“’> 0‘„ l-r.ll. 



»f tile kill, I 
' lie Stale 
»«'d the liieideiiial 


. ’“vax j 

• Ki 's-s.;Y!r4^ h “. " 

o * : n k« d uei • 




1 ,if ||„. M 


... "Hy An,;—" r""’*.dl„,U, M’lliaiuuiV, 

a- i..n..„..ci K 



ii,. 


w i>»t,',. r ' , ||’„ r , ,"H,,k 


»,r ' li" 1 '..'' 1 


Ilo 

Ui " ", II," 

frur* 


nud was 
excursions on hoard 
luring tho revolu- 


V ' s,| *u‘ 

*at 


1 - m -"-a 

•“«" Wuouih,. m i: , i i , lr ..', l 


lM|), r 


I ii»l 


-py gins, 


H Hfwtcd in some 

M . ■• * grcutei ,ii ,MW, “ cJtl'IhiteU in 

n.l, 1 u "' Jl-liu ran I,.. 

I,,;; 1 ;" » iw ,.'f» l,ah 11 

to -;i, ";“yi»o«if)o,n„ 


•h'i’ra.'iT, A . '' , .'."»K., yW,«>m,r Sint.- 
U> With the vo w ot techriug your co-operation iu up 
Hurt to iMttblirh A Ha, M Sol 11,-W't siniN Sam, i i n 

HAI. A,\|. AJn iUMes UxiiuuiioN on Fun „»• , ||, sus 

I.M.rsmS „ /-uio .ta,/- Ma&iijir,,!/ s,„u: t„ take 

I’hou-IM tlie beginning of May, IKnJi; in tlie city of NewOr- 
xinV.u A ' iV ,lo V r '* d ' by nniiual Falfs in' the city of 

MohUc and atsi. Natchez. Mississippi, and Teviis Dr I* 
i- u g»«u!h uiiiii of great .energy uml experience as well as 
^ r .Tlie' injport a nee 

•« wi|1 , "' , «*| will, your 

effort*, 8 rt J uud iW'rvleeuhlc to the be-t llite- 

wmetion snuih-woHtoni ebuntry Dr. p. has 

rests of tiff ’’‘WfMate. and has done m> ..re than 

been long a ei|i7bn . "UbUe atteiytjou to the*e subject- . 

any oilier person “tn euli j 

Itespeetlhlly. your ! ''e/iior of l.ouisiaiia, 
Jo'U’ii \\ ’ai.ki m. i a -v *ieugrnl,ofl.a . 

(**•', JoilNSO.S, A 1 1 « ll'tlt ,' •’OA'idate, 

- ‘ iiAiiri h ( ■ a v Ainu , , n’-tar^ '*»»«i 

'J 1 W,I0, V “ ^ , « , 1* 

~ — - A-itAruftWHi i o. • >-•' Stn 1 1, -IfngtTjrtT: 

j 7 amt oiiier,. 

•MaM.HAI I I V nr Nl Wllai , asm. | 

. . Deceuila r J. JHT.I | 

1 take much plea -ure. in adding my testimonial to that 
"f Ills Iviecllcncy the Hovei imr. and otjivr 4 Mile '-i - ,.| tio- 
state, ill favor 1. 1 I)r A I, Ph.ugli', The undertaking In 
which this gciith-man is uow engaged. Isji most priilri.- 
worthy one. and ciulm;iirlVVnl«*uliiti'd to advamv the 
Hileivsta ot thir-and m iglihoring SjfntP»-. J alii jileu-ed. 
ilpirelorc. to commend flH) bearer to the kuThorilh’s V,f 
Alabama Miss|ssij^JaiidTexus 

A D 4 * it OH-ifti \ n . Mayoc 

it e'coiicur with the above 

.Ias P I'li mi r. Hlurill. 

J A 'll.S IP l!n,|.H 

Kecordcr Muiih i|ialHy No Two 
41 m. Tiu.iiduHK tlurc. • 

M ai'vskcAV *•' • » • 

U Hi i, 

PJ IV. TllOMlMoft. — 


M s I.o, WHIM Al l D. la. ISA] 

I In ve with pt. a-iiie heard of \ our vllupt* t, 
hilnc nbolit a me. 'lug ,.f the gciftti alut HQjttTfilie .’.I t h, 
-• ittb at -NewOrlea. in the Spring of Iv'..; A a eitir. , 
"I Alal.iiiua. I I, , t k, at, fn| (o you for yi/tir v.t-nl iu Till 
kill lalile W. rk.and I eotilideiitlj lioji'o tlie ->, 11tlnr11St.it' 

wr|| cMeml to your projtosMtoii that ge'o, rmi uppiirt it 
rieh V> imrit- J am.'w’llli re-p, , t >,,iu - 

h'lmtlM Ml |,f.i|o||i. I'lesldeilt of. Senate 

Hr Plough 

V' — — AhrsTiTf^i errr — AhrtTire-iT-1irm 

Ihe estaliilsiiniPtit "IVnu Agrieidtiual niol Mcehruihni 
I i llil.lt I'-u of th,. kind eooleii, plat. 'll hy Dr Pl' iigh. coin 
men. Is iM'ir to tlio go, h| w'i»h. •• nt every' Southern nmit 
i 1 "’ 1 '. 1 ! 1 *"’■ **bb(Rh request. I add tli- ie'tum •!> of un 


hiitiiblc approval 
Mi 


\V I. "Vt 


Im-; mini .m, i umi 

f : |»JjV.‘--AcconUug to pr< noil until . a highl.t 

. " l < 1 1 ig.'iif and respertnhlo Uweljlig >»l f'"liv- ml ceplhi 
1. - .is,was held on tile . veilin ', of Ihe Yid ills! u.lir.’in the 
> ale 1 1 "i|-e, j.,, |||,. pUipose tif c.t-,»peinu hg\ WlTIl f ni 
- UU. :iltd the "tlKei s. tlfli’-i ^ii "SlaV"'- it '• It- , t To . tjfi- 
h ii a Urea-. Agiueultiii.,r afFt* Meebiinivftl P xbil.fl h'.ji ii 
aM.M IKV'm |||i .ill. I \«v. Oii-aiis 

lion Price Wllliaiir*. --I ND i-ih . wa . ctiMed to the ("iiair 
luld Jaiiie- Mladliey. ,.| I’iekem*: ap|.iVllile,| Seeiefiirv 
The object * of the iu, ei ipg thaVitiu l.e*c>i exphiiued* |,\ 
til, I’liiiinnan. tbe lion II \\ • I.f ilia nl n, . , t a,ldn-- 
, >el "tiered the foil off-jpg r.--., dm i .||. wlii.'li w, io adopted 
/frs,.,', nl. That we respond wslh-’ 'iiireu ati-faeti.,n t> 

I i," appeal uin.le to tlie State i.r Alai, aunt hrllu i.overii" 
b'ohlsimm.vind other eminent .r< iitleineii .,t Hen stat 
to eo.yperate in' tin effort l.'e tahli-h • A* I i rent Agrie.ul 
t j.al and Mvebatileid I'.xhihi.? mu and I ir ,,| all I In nil. e 
I'-diistVy. upon n, large ami Magniffi ciit Seale Kt :.,! 
j.hiee in May. I4.-,.:. j n t In- ,-i i y ,,| \, wnrh'an-. I,. Im- |,,|. 
lvw .l hy annual Fairs in the cUb* of Mobil'-.. N it, lo-z an 

--.- J 1 - 1 -? 111 ' I" 11,1 " ••■' IlUUt fill! ' " !* ail ' Uil l i t 

Hi sa/i.,,/. . I bill Hie IJoteciior of tills Sthle Im- request,-, i 
t ■ appoint a ■deJegnViiiii. eou-i '.iq - -t -ixt v c. i.ilenoMi 

.oogeii from .different pari <>r Vlaiiaii.i. toivpi, -ml ib- 
. 'at,* in tin Indiisit'ial t'oiivcntiuip"- (,,J.e lu-lit Mi* Nl, 
“rlcans in April li-vt ' 

loo'/isj.. Tint i "the i-'haiv if.an o| I hi- me, i W. , , b/ uuntii* 
i i-t-v-appoihi'' fitr-ni ^nitieiio-n l .. .,,-t .itrai r.-m 

.t)i il.-e who sliati bold Ha ir meet iuc<- in t i,i- , ii \ n, 
Imy it '.sb„n be t... ,.i sp..|i l wril. pci’s*, ’ns l hr,, ugh 


" i'.-ris mi prlv nl, cases • re nnol 
Hit motion of.. V, r. Manguin tla .niul- ,m-i 
• i lo admit ImlieN lb flic ll- ,.| n.i - , 

.ling!. Mi ('win enl' ie,| Willi M oV'. in,, 

•o’, i d l.\ Pld-key end *, v ral I ,,|i< s !• 

•t end. ug place in the Setiale \, \ i(t ; ofie 
la, lie* 

al Setialr.i's g.’tve n, !,ip \ ln . 


,|0|||l 


> • -l> :ave net).-.' of 
I*' d -master lletiei ,.l I 
I'l 'ei ff on | fie potSitiliiA 

I'llL-li liUhi -Wc.tit -ill' ll 

ot teri'd I e i ligl'osM',1 An lie 

"I Jiidl, ' Ii M ori le u un iiel f, , 
-b "ii . an act gr..lilllif' a p. n- 
•o . mil liori/.iiig , \ l-toc Yleiii' 
eipei,',| |,y lijin 

\ bilpti, i eitve.-l in* act iff I 
WTtuW, ,.f,|7 



l Hie l oirtmilte., on Mli- 

n' ll "i izlpu s tliecofii , Wltt«it' 
pin* * neiH.m| V myin,: 

d w'.fitl.l jj){ i v,, i , ,| 
I 1‘oi‘finehllrniy, not I , 
"il - I Ua-Se, i- f iiw „t 


1'! ri'-rnfinj; p-i 
•n tpF'XV.'i , ; 

niis l ik. fl Up’. .111,1 

'•P'A '"’b 111 ll, 1 'll I of tile 1C 

|I|J eft el- ;|{|e J'i li.lftl k | |,\ >| |' 


pension 

l^ll l" 


\t 


("P” 


hihf-oii-t ht" Va hlv“t'iH' -nfrcriiTr' 

tli, S. ll.de |. an 


'Mill e|| 
, I, ' | 


Vho-e 


'..I 1 lie 5'tiilc'. in! 
1 owilll,. With tli. • 
t oil. li\ III,, ebi/.eli- 
.Newlirh'inis mm,| VI.- 

Tm' B/v In l.ip 
-tij'g, Hu 

- rtt i -I,- -I rj . . 

l^u Diana, i , ud\ i 

t“li adilr, 

I Ion M i 
solution . 

iU Trial tin 

ire to ib.* remarks 


est' d I 


III. 


lire 


pr.'ti.d'ilig f <r 


"d Ho- 


of l 

wld'l'o , 

' I. It- i n 

i»v -rrr;;f; ii 

ICe th,- ilitere.L, 


tie 


• of ‘llh* I a 1,1 i: 
l full p irticlpii 
'■‘p."' I I ail - a! 


die, 


im iiat i 


eetifig 


me i ■ 


-nil. 


tl.DM 


I addle- 
,11. iT.Uo 


Mate 
.1iii.it ioh 


" d. w ill,’ 


lie lie reiilie.sfed t 
■ \dqpt",| , The 


! pi, 
id tl. 


J B (I 


U'NIV. 


meetin U,i.'B-t. 
of Hie Kcv. Dr, J.ip 
fill Ill'll ll written copy for pul.lie n ion 
II.-*'t lllg fll—f J'lldjmil'lied.. 

f I'm. i B'ii.'m au-, t'hairmaii. 
Secret ary 


/ .//..ic-i/c'/a-My appeal i- made to the whole South 
in Ho pr, gr.-s Agrimilt or- „..d il„" \|,, ;.,ni. A,l- 
I’hi*- move i- an import mil- one— it [-• to'l.iim’ nt i It.- m 
‘( ,, H r >A ,,n «l t Hte genius of til" eiiiire So||tll-Wes| 

I Ills subjeet i- Interesting e.ur people iii nliitoat ev< r> 
department of life M*e . all ou.tlie Deoph' toJiK’k lo aio 
I'l'epare for the NtiwOrleaii' Kxlllbiti”ii. and uu (jbi'.orl;tiii‘ 
era ,wtl| he dated ill tlie South 

,, '"»'»•• • A I Pinion. 

‘I. ntgjiutery. Jan In.'.j- 


Inihan Inikhviku. — T lio final interview Yd 
Llie I’rnjrie Imlinns in Wnsliin^(,,|i.. u ith th, 
I'ri-iili-m . pin,.',: r „v .tlid ml,. A0,-v n,-.| 

waiting tijion C,»l Leu, 1 ip.U > i ii. (’omiutsuioner, 
the Im linns left 1‘he Bureau . I« »r the DTvsiilentV 
ll dtse. where, alter wailing unhurt time iu the 
luint jmnni, they were coniliietc<r int,» the cireu- 
l.ar reception room, a* considerable .puny of 
1 -lie- a nil. gentlemen being gathered t«> witne>r 
th'* interview Amongst tJiein we Dutici*<l Mi>. 
l illniore. M.i'lumc Kossuth, who sat at Mr.**, 
I’ illinorpV side, and tin* t.Vainte.-.-' Pul/ekv ; Mr. 
Secretary Stuart, IV.siTiiaster ’liencraf Mall. 
Attorney fienera) t’rittemJeh. ^tml W. \\ . t.'or- 
folan, I is, | 

‘’••I l» I* .Mitehell.'d St. I. oitis; Su|.erlnteml 
eut <d lii'liiiii Aliairs. wjis present, nml assisteM 
in the l»M.-ine.s.-'o|,|lie interview. ^ . * 

Vlitd 1 I d'n apprised the I'tcsjdem 
"!'.P , ot "f tlje Indians' rail upon liin.t They 
were soon going home, and had . callmi to pa> 
their parting venpeets t,, hin’i': and to the imli- 
nu** he intimated that. hyH They any thing to 
. s AkV-. the President would n 


n.t 


Alter jiij introduction, nnd speeches hv the 
Indians, the President j, resented each of them 
with ;i valuable -medal., hearing his likeness 
The medals were placed on the neck id- each vf 
ihe (’hiel'M hv Major Kitxpntidck. The Presi- 
lent then pointcl them to the American ling- 
dvlticli was held up ludbre them. Addressing 
tl'ein, lie said : •• 1 shall present each of you •• 

ting like this. \Micnyou raise it .at your hollies 
you must retjiejuher ! hat y l nt- n ro one w ill i u«: 
hlrnT. Volt are’ pari "fd’' the **.unb people, for <m, i 
}w*,.j,lc ha ve only one flag. This Hag' is only i 
\merican people., and their. ffjumU.. -Uyott 


sTdTrn.Trei,' 

On, .a in. .1 i.<> 

- hill «»• Ini. I ' O tli 
iimIh I Is m. -n »n«.t i 
\\ illima DaVl.y 
iu it- tiivac. it- »« 

ii el KoesUlhc 

k i i , , v I, 

in * hi life min *•! tin 
y .*•!•' 1 ;, - ,,ii. I S :i r.l . 
o. iied i.t i lie I, nr. Hen si 
bvi i > r t lie ImTiiuv |.i, intTodU' 

'd 1 1 • t 1 1 i l , ■ i Stale, " 

I lie Wlmir I'eqii, ,-te.l I Ip' ", iinUUI tee ||, e.t||i|i|,:' >( 

• ii h I a u "sea ’ . Tim ’eOluiniltu. efiadllCted him to 
in ,i..at ol thy tfi'Crciiii’y .- desk ,r. 

Hr Mmtguui • i« i i lint in order Mia/jidl lulghMmve at 
•'|'j"'>rtiiiil|\ ., | pay in; Hi, ir i',,-;„ , t - !t,, l !„• ' illu -li i,*a 
: n ■'! Ii, w » .ill. I uiuve i lie Senate adjnjrn. 


i.’ltls i 

r r.m 


I, . c"in|a,iu"'l by 

• i'.t til- .10*,' \\ ii, h 

I- | Mr PiwM.at 


I- K 11.4.-111 1, 


• the'Seinite 


K fu- 
ll a 


I ih,' 


-•li" 


i d !«■ 


"■ K"— will fnaaim.'.l in the a. i, '’.liaiulier '•■meUweii- 
tlftilMII . e.ililig Ml! ) .IlKH o*ll If- M‘li:it.,i liqli, . . 


ttM „fh,-rs anil then rcttmi, 
i III cm si mVtivi 
l*< tie 


U.a - 
lir* fvrvl Uij., 
• It . fh.’.l 


Tie 


•j.i'iiktc 


dm. I Mini 


iqUIVI, II etjlientl up, .11 Uil' p|.»lt,,|i 
Penii«yh'imi., 1 .-li.l.ix . topimTdhtg ffir 
Ik n\|, ,• ,.1. e„ nil , t- . ami illtule a, -.yg, ,ti, i» wniclr 
. J ' I >V. i '. , I. I- I', ca'.i I \ . II ., J 

ti e:i;i-,V nTBlfHI M'ri'^irciffaj , „ lu |.., 

'•" He pm-p,. I- submitting, lb- i,~,|lntion iuil li.irivlng 

Hi ■ Ii|>|, III, ,11! of ll eei.iinitiee >n ti j\*lii,'nil„ I -* t,< w,| 
e, me l.-.ir« | .,..iiih. mid inti, >. time liiiii t*the I to, • 

Mr Sim, jl ,d Nlieligun. propiVcl ahramOidui' nt timt 
ti.e’i'liirinmiji iiilroditiT. M I - oiil.iwflli tliesy w,,r i ‘ 
w V inti. 'H . c |,,iui--K.,.--uih ;.-i,ii,f thill tie- ne fiil,. , 
H' nt)' a i„| l he S | ,. 'ii lit i nint' r Im,, I" lake n .| ln,|i 

v ■ • ■ I . , i .=. I •( . . . 1 i !|. , • ■- : , III. I led he pill 

— 44ic...vv;iV.atul' ~ 

wlliefi w„s emcie.l v'.H II. ,;i 

” ill’ i'l.'i i’-u* qiie-il.,11 .hvfd'ii., been eocipd^Mi l ict 


'i.JM.IX .1 lie, l ..UllkUliUUfJtli - .LUu'J .--f 

I red o“..V II. , i .- 1 \ . ,".l 


! t lie 


, I - 


i Hr 


mm 

deei-l, 

a, w ,.in. a 
la t - in ,' l',e lei i n, 

I'lodie l.ni.l- in 
"hicll wa. - i#|*(»-Vrt 
Inab Of I lif‘ j ,i iil- 

Mr BielimalKon 

t'.ilunUl’lee W'lll, I 
through lie- pul.lie l.onli 
ri*’- : % aii,| tli:.f tlieihoi nniielit 


.',1 in ll„ 


' hi.'li 1 1,< 
. ,l,\- 


J lT,e iva.'llilt e 
■ » Mi r i no 1 1 v* ■ and 
made ! ,e ild, r a TilB c, 

> ol Mlnm -v.ia l ■ • He 
M,L ,.i He <; mmill-e 
d r.T M,. | lull, 

, ,*i>uuiUVc. 

<d 1 llile .Is. extw, «s..,i a hope Hint He 
I” ad "lae sy«*L> ui-of opening r,m<|. 

tales nv well a* Terrlto- 
iitd ’ilval Hl„ liilh a- 1.. 


. I *h purt in. itlK wa re received 

I I" H... mipropH.it" e. liimiUeeK 

"''' "i, lain. , i 1.3 ilieW|,<ak,r from 
tie ten t, ,,| Mhtu.sc, |a jn eoinplhihee with the aid 
• M'' , 'h-iiy,g I teerliqi lal ilUlrivr. and fi-i'witfiliac ih- law* 
w In, h bid |,rot| pas-*a.d V 

rat tie.-, 1 -or i -r Vt 1 1 1 • ,.i - ( ..ii in, wi 1 , ,a-."'Wenl hit <• ront- 

,u '' 'file 1 ae, n tp^l,, puffs. “I ,,| 1 ;(kiiig 


lip Ih 
I'h, ll 
B.phho*,,. 
• 1^,11111101 
foin'iiiig 
1*1 irvsl 


ml 


•vlli.’ll lie I 111 • I Cep,. 1, -It 

1; 1,'nvii"; l.—.lv. .. i, mill,.,.. SI,. 

Indime,. ret, rr-d (,. Ihe. rireniii.lni.ee *,| the 
Hcniinerce havUtg < • q* nlVfiii. •• ,,f lift ff, 7, us 
1 * "! " In, iii will, :li en, auiifedjUuiljiie 
iuhu. I, ili. i, ini' alluded |., Hie iitll Vijjfi d 


"U 'fjlieli* falli'd in Hie 


■np.'ii (Up 


r,*1’l'. 


p lie then remarked 
.oil, lit, > nil u lii.-h He 
lie 1S*!rteiiilly,st,, Ih- 


Mr 


had he. 
i .., lie i , . I 
He lej-bt He 


> M l i ll, | lull , | 1 1|.< ' 

, i led I'epi’eM'.nlvtl. 
e n 1,-c ili" great river | 
w l.ieli cmiie within tfi- . -ic t itoH-.nal rule 
lean «.r N.-wV.ti-is aid 1 1 , .' jydley «,J I’engi. s- 
h.iuged. ami in till t lee ajtemhal {o.iorclgti 

• ih xetn-e-ii n| im. itial iiiiptoveilieiii ||, 
l""l "'f e.-ur-o would )„■ to r- port a h, || pro. 

ir t , He , pork' tlvd an* g„ing t>, .h-eav and lieu 
"iiuiere., ,,f He ,c niOrv sITaild j . , „D v ilic ni«-d Im- 
"I 'ratioii . He eohvlilcred the iiM. re.-i . ,.f 

-ii the , l,"iii l'iu.tk,, iioii hcrep.ifk an, 

i * r-. a< ideal i, ii' ‘ 

-'Ir -'ltmi-inu rrpttmt'tn H i n f.dinil'k s-nffd^Uie h rafei T , 

that hud I-,, n pOisie. I hy the i’-.uhuujV., ,,‘h t',,m. 

Hie object id cuing into enaiiuole... 'e.w,jvi i-.ti, 
l" take up I h,, bill ■ wlii, I. l.i^TtaJ r. ported ; nnd 

• 'vailed to Im l.’*i,le 'thy Bre.-M, ni ‘ Measngq. 


I'l.l'liltl 


hie 


".id 


M- Vie. 


. I,, 


.JI.U.d..lllflJlAgjuvUlUlU.iJu.. In.; UUw-tU4- 4 
Mr II • !■ ., • ,,-i i. , 


i tvlium 


Mi 




,d\Mi 


a.m i 


a if. I I Ini' |,|* >ni^4 ■' tin- s-t 1 1, lie ill ,,f i !, 
re - :n la* I a p,,-HMp .. . / 

■ /I'h,- ne'le, ii wa.- Hi, ii i 

* 'Ir' B.'.yly . of Virginia 
nil. ...mi -'ii bin /tied a r 
)’"i : iufpniii.t hAi w rtli ref, 


i nil., 


•I t" / . 

I’d for tlie ( u*pci 
elution ,'ulliiig ,,ii t \v 
once to the |>r,q.o. 


pa- 


loll )>| till 
I'l.-idelll 
i ll of lie- 
e- in Ih* 

I end , h i nv 


British Ue\ i liiiilf llt I'.’i' rtelliug eo|o 

M ■ '• [miles. mid "iigg, Mag that a law 
binding knell agreement' :ot miuht hr Ante r,'d Hit 
t'JVl’.- "el-e «l|Spl^ldcd-all.| tile I e«.i| ||t loll p||Sse,[ 

Mi M.cNaii'. ,.| I'h . nu wed for leave to intioduce a re 
“ohUionTor appoiminu a , oauhiltee'to exauiiui i lie r.am- 
da I i"ii - t Hie wings j,f. lie- t apilol. and to n |- i jf 1 1,.-\ 
mv or -iitHeieiil -t rmigl li t', , .support the hiiBthug which it 
i- int.'P, 1- I I,, rr, el there, >n. • " 

’•'* i' I- W»'I‘" appointed, hut no qttnrtllll Voting it w.e 

|U'op I | lint tlie lions,, ll, ||ntn i, 

'll McNair, again called -I of •tdtl“hb'-f T Morj)in 

velilig a. see, Hid lhm’,.11 motion Mit- V-m ri,,, l to n.jjourn tlfl 
to-lliorrowiit (J--»telork. 


\pAs40Nr. IpN., Jnu ti is.Tj • 

Si s in -Tlie Dliair laid before tlie .senate a eoiiiannii 
cation from the Seer, Inrr ef^hc Navy, eiiflosiug a inc- 
iiu rial t ruin the -.aineii mid petty offic'i-' ot the I' S 
naval sq.iiadiou in I lie Pncijht. asking an jiiepease ,-f e,,ni- 
peiisJitiop. 

Th- I'liaiHniu b-fore the Seunri' llfc^imnil.il report of 
the. cietary id the Treasury : rt’feired to the I'euimittee 
i'li Kfuaiiee. ami oli motion !,\ Sir. limiter lu.ntNi extra 
copies wel'c ordered 1*. he printed • , . 

hi nu di > hi l.y Mr. Ijratlhiiry. nil the |nieiii,,ri(,U pr.,/ 
■seined during the -‘last t ongre.--. praying hidniimity for 
ll,,' spoliations l,y He, Freiieh prior to !soT wer,« tn|^,p 
front the tih ". ami weri; n tiicml to the «*|ect gi.iuiiilM,-. 

Ol, timt jiuhjeel ■ . 1 I 

• hi tm.tioivof Mr 1'earce. the tolluwiug iiietnouial -f tlie 
»>ld Defend, r * -d Jt.iUiue.ie was tajwn from th^tifes, and 


-i "I IVoiu go, ,| mO limit y 


'w itli i Imi \j. w 

Mr lloicdon Iii, 'll ■ a'l-d ihe aHei,)i,m of the Dmihlltl. , 
the I, ill relulive ti) llie.t Welpll artielejd Ho H, aly.ivUtli 
^ and .“poke "f III- in it v ,.t mi early in, propria 
hl.- H, ,U,.tei mi , , at to pi.'v thu la-1 ilMidim at 

' '; x l;i'" 'he meaning, f ili.Vmtlclc. hv «hi,h iw.dve 

dli,,i,. *,f • 1 ■ • I : : i r - lo'i' I ll, paid I" Mexie,-,. ,a, ; |, iig.t.,1- 
"Ol l-H." th), e lulllloii-.x xHuslve Ot ihe inter, -I ih, 
u nlit ,•> maiioifir ,lii, » 

Mr Mi-Mnll.i. \ -|v,ir. .,' 

(«• pftkl 

I' tie i|1Tild*ilfftr— 

.>>' • 1 ' a ,f,| hi , .11, a ,,,'. Mr M. Nli.1l 

I i’ll -lljq.,,- |>i ; Hi it- k. 'll-, ".eleii i.f 1 5 l-j-l'n 

I-, -t sjxty or, ie,l|lyJ|ioil-all,i , hll jar, lt<?4l j^'orqi-iimied 
and etitei ,,| ini,, .in . xplHi.nlimi _■ jiodurtt/N hot lie 

itiad. , ,-i . i , i "h. jilo , * hi, tat., ,j ilo- i|,|iiiilii*||'!itlon 
ti-oi.i’aa l, I ■ 

Mi Mi* Mull, a 'i,i,| ||,**uu 

ll, iftinre D-,. ||,,u-. whi.l 

p;i> the ili-lillno'1,1 . by . w hit'll a 'iillllg w. lllil liaVe I,, i ii 
• IH , led I-. the extent tilljplld I, hand lo hoped Hi- C|i:i'r 
m Ml ,,r the I'ommitt, , ot Vi ay ,a,|*Me.,,|. wohI'I give Ihe 
-..“ilidect llii* serious eoinddl'i atimtt J 

Mr lloiiston Sai.l U na^iiol tht 1 provi Vh. pr* i 

VT •■’"iiiinili".- to • nl. rli, iieprop, ,,|ti,, a, li., ni u\t\ 

I i iiith.il • I in .ii, x s and I, i, il" Hie -it, lilt v of the ex- 

I" lldillll" \iith tin 1 Kx-t llllve All Hi,' i .umilHee olillie 
s | i,i. /,| th- Fiiiou liad.lone wa-t.. inquire it. Hi,, an, ma 
i* dii- in the pr, r. at In-m nee, anti i), > , i .- n 

Mr llayh , im iinr. ,1 ,„ the view taken h> Mr ll,.iis|..ii 
and III., e -iirs," pursued l \-lh. i .Hlimlt lef ,.| \\ ays and 
I'm-- Which i- tlie,-:. .in a- Hull pursut'd diuftic. tin* limt 

"'ii hy a fonner cmimiiltiM. .The offer f„ whleb his 

1 • Il'Muii. had alluded. I. -aid. cult! h„i h- accepted tin - 

I h, i I rent y wee made. and*t$. . deified .that aiiv 

pee uiMiiry Injury had I, Veil sustained in the utihincr «h 

lu.led |o 

.1 N* " Ibiinpsliiie. Mliil" hen. huith d that 

ll, House -llollld not assllliw ll .spoil, lllilitv expre^ed 

liinis* It iu* not beings- all-lie, I with Hi- cxplamdroii- that 
hfld hcrti' iiitulc? ■ • 

Mr MeMullea vii-,,pp , |( ,j lo wi prompt' a alffWo'r of 

|':,-iiig hills 1J, w idied further Jlnic |*»r-^yili*id, ti'afim,.- 
iin.l wisli. ,| thoqu. -lf,„i to t„. fair IV l|iid,-ivf,H)d bv the 
House and (lie count i v • , > ' 

A motion mum tin'll agreed h. that (lie fonmiillce rise, 
and the llouw ndjmirued at-n few miuut, e alter - three 
"clock 


i('t4.'M< letiep.r Nioii mv.hm »**h Diri,#w*nr T* 
"i l*4Ni», U i if/n *V- Mm,« IdtUa Mt ltn,wn 
B" ion. have In hti") the nfmVe Work, and it\g fu^.week • 
il ' ill le‘ re lw..f«jt' (lie UlcpV'tilotl "f Hie put, Ur Th" 

' 1 s* cd.t, I by IMwmd l.v. retl (iffd Will nbiUlri a 

HKeLei|.,,f Hi,, jn,, f ,(' vtr W ’ehulev from ,Mt. ffv«r,-(l> 
kri. eltfl prtl. Many Of the intuit lnm< i4«tiil qoVehex nnd 
''III h'MM’""m|inril"d wlfli explkmilry no4«n l>, 

. hlim-Wf, Tlio wh' h"Wlll Iv etirinaui il in Mx 

jobanf-s ofnboiit Mai piig, ^euf'h will up hi a Hrii* %Dnt|n 
f,n )") «,, ? ,d man who,,, -pMH lie,- add Male p«|M.r- m , He 
mI(.' nl t*. I," p' rprt <ntti,,| rt Im intehded. ehoffid It 1^. 
col, e iU'imv -I, ry. to add nth", v„lur,.H „l „ . i.lmqiani' 


du 


'' 'I- "ill he one of Hi* 
Wi' kx of tile ftge. 


lho>*t valualde and niter, stint 


nf-.nw, I ml) nrl.i riiin.u, !„ 

s>" ,1 •> , In ri,.* V|, in,'. I,,nh,n lArln.l 

!'" "A9 "J k "w l " 1 "" In", liml.n, 1 r, I 

einbal mnny Vewfi-b „u Hi 


» e-«Mi stiff, red damngi 
"BoSrd oT Mpnitii. 

iN-fiutvi NTM is rut: 


irv f»F VIEW nnt.RViji 
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• I 1 T. plans 

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I ex" Ii|„ti'4*l,t Vrlirs, rf. 1. 1 ■ , , .fl.tr. .1. . 1 1 1.> |f | , 

im iiK.tvTi aM(.:\j.x tx niK city .of i.afavkitk 

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V “'• , " "l.)l'a I" vk„u, m. | s , : ,ao„al. 


A. lllCMKIt. 


NEW ORLEANS MARKET8. 


• 'mitxiMV AnVcic*,,; Orrai ( 
■Saturdfiy Moriiiiig J.inimrv 17. lHa*2 , 
w ill. Hr,- i-xcfij.Hoij of l otion. Which In* t M .en |„ t.ruu 
h loftad thi-onglioiil. Hi, w^ k. wi. have had onty iiino Jerate 

••ml nwn kTl in, , „iu |,,s| ,e- 
Je,«" l„ hi - I, , dy. while T 
pinienlftt.^ h'ow.4,f|' i.ir, gtir l 
■ .’"he .ref, r jo , -or deluff, 'tl r, 


hn 


• I »Jl" H'l jllsl . ai iMlhW 


1*1 Mi: ill « hi i & 

'>»• Sugar oud Mola. 

•tie c u nvi 'K‘*rT»TT i . 

*" i In mid other art., I, 
tub i k • heloW * 

^i" V'ia • l lvle, - t,..ni I 
f'l'I.V dile'l.y • | "leg, |S|p|i 

"’TT"\ .i'liV ul.a.'l ., . -| i ,j . .i Oni'ilfM 

I 11 " 1 nMli ,im)ni 1 

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'.'I'"" 1 " 1 "'""W Tb" -nl.- , L hn- ,wy» 

I ill'-',, Wwi ,nl". nil .-..tm-lnv. uu nni | 

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uiffiwiHH, 

buy, w>, 

r ll»V" « 

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1" l'M,f a rf-,it • 

B\Clf AJIrtrjUjn,,, dcmarni hiM 

r^«,W ri> T7jr m ^ Yrll „ 

Hlerflng.. 

Franc*. .... 


Ne'WTiH’k Mfxty d«y ffni, 

Hlffht Hherks r,n Ni 


NEW ORLSAKR CATTI JIWR1M 


Arrleefl durlnff Urn pMt week 


w. \m 


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IbaMiM*.#!,**. ,14 MHh CmssMt ttl 17v7' 
lln**. Tt... si., i, ..r Vea 


ll,'«* Tk. M.K-k „f ll.nf ,.,01, 


buns A Z\ , 7 ZZL' ' 

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It'kr* I, nr. , H i-n t.rtx 


tiffin. l r , n "• "" 


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ffltTKt*. .. " 

Milch I 'own . 

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y. |L „r 

• %'t ifti 'k* liea. 


• • V hen, 

. *10 (Ml •{* hem 


MEW ORLEA NS MOHT T »»im 

rnnUTroT^ i> da i ('yb v '» W uT»»7*T 
fit, Oft-- *1 ,..m„ 


l.m, »<i (» iliiv*.. . 

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IVM, k,rS " ' 


Snell hi 
C op, 

i JH erfniM • , », ^ 


'I llmr-.li._v v,j-* .-.Tu "xlrn-Ivr, nS 

‘" l ' " I" im,, - In .Hist MlnrauX n fiirtlirr 

""" "'li'" "I > "n, ram f.,r VI, liill, m in . 

Ml ; lyW-r „ nir, T in«. i.„i .,m I 

•n,...- «wm,l«,uy, chbiyinl hi>n.|» si 'n, 

1 1. previous advance, in 
' " • d our quoin UiuiM Thus the w.ok 

"I 1 "'" ""'llill'fnr Kill i, in 1 1 nihrr in, ri)., i, r 

lln 1 '..,tti„.;„l. Will, n |„,rl ,lln«. Iitll htt.l nml-MUr. 

■‘■'"r" l v"* l( "l" TI,,. i|.,„ HI 11,1.- linn .in,." In ,«• 

Ii«„l„»l .H-I-KM In . -mil" .l,„« I„n 

\"nr. ,„ul nt i,|| (hi, U„l,„| S|„t, - (W I 

will, h,«l viair. iW (HLnili Iml.'— _ 


BiHf fiHtidifing 
i ""f'*nuhy. Wltli which, We have 
miiIcb cnil.ru, 


,n» w. tiiii i \ \i , 


. I AXHtcmainu , •. 

I.ir.-,-.." . ; r„„ir,. ) |jiia ll ung . . . . 

,n ry lU.fnW, Kuir.",.. ... 

?r'. ' ."i!¥ . ...* -I'.fcm 0O...1 f.lr. 

(Inn,. VIiIiIIIOk.. r.l’ifii s iU.iJ.a IHI.I rink.. 


"Vit lmf"n-Tn 'vickt’i 1 n.lvisot's wlm 'W, till ) iuvn 
you jig.'i i ti s t us, am! .you hccuuio our enemies, 
V"U must tlcslroy this Hug. hcmcmlicp this. 
A'ml now, my reil chiMrcn, 1 hlivt* ilotn* .speak- 
ing to you. I have sui'l all I wishcl ,t<> s;iv. 
Muy thf.'<ii’eat Spirit hies*, you all' ami l'nav 
ystu Ihul.yaur lamilics and your' people hajtpy, 
and glad to sec you on your return.” 

f’lie ITc'id. tn .admonished them tlifit' fjiowgh 
the medal.v V.0J0 (b." each as tin individual, the 


At a Uleethtg of the As'-oeiat ion of ’Defender- of Did- 
I'timore in 1*14. " held at the l.-ity llaU.TKalirtmrv IT I s;, i 
Major Jom *| li |{ Siaplernii. F„|, M , | ( ?oli«i|i. l *npt. A K 
Warner, i.’npt J U . King r-D. . ami i.’lfii.t K.-q * 

were appointed acliuoitlee to. pr.ep(ire -a ' meni.>nal Jo 
1’ougiej.M. asking for UK) aercM of Bounty baud. Maid me- 
.nl. trial t" he signed l,y tlje I’n -iih iit. l ire I’rerid.'i.fi. am 
O'tary.of *-,i,| V — i i:, I i* -ip - Whereiii',011. I lio'foBoivim 
present ••(). adopted and -igui'd by ai li tt^ 


Til). Til, HI, 1 ,:s IV eTAii.— C/Hrn/i , v I fir,' 
Si /’•ton . -raA Inr.n ilncuiiim). :,.)il rpKsi-l in 1‘rosi- 
.li'nt Kilim,.,". Imsjmm, pillilislini) l.y Chicl'Jus- 
tiop Siumu'l i!. .IIi:.vi-h‘lmi‘.y, J mlnn eei’i’V \. 
Oi'occhns n.iul I! ll Hhri'is- Simi'oirii v of St.il" 
iiCl'Mh. ;i„ refmncn tho ivnsnns Ovi|t lwl 
tlimi, Iu „)„lll,l.,|. tlicil'.itli. i:,l |in«tk nt Suit l.{,k(- 
• ' i t v . „m) cnino m, f,» Wh.kliiiijrtmi il 
cn,ivl,ut n ,T|,otitimi , in mi evt.Mi,l,-,l fhrm.'pi' 

tlu«si:itemei)l4 lluil Imy" iilnm'ly I nmd". 

Tlm.JiOhtilt! uml smlitiaua Midp* ,,f Ilm'Muniiun 
) , uvi'l'lli 1 1 ' I'l'inli n 111 Viduig, mid Ol,n MnViunn- 


naan* nlft I was 

eefs : 

Memaiii vi 

IUi riMoi, » ev 


f| ]|li; u ,, , j ..v. , service .'U aiiv tline iltiring tlm-e years, hut, this tb, \ ,h 

.7* 4l bj' 1 “ (u f-tli It tfiw , .r iiaud. lie had j know. that. they i*r -iTornied military ftervjft! 


110 Axxei mi.’.x .«i» yoe l)er» vi, ( iiVpt 
InN. -Voiir in« inorinlists. tliroiigh 
« ni",,s. He jl’rcsident. Vicel'rcftident.s and Secretary of 
He A "oeintftii. a«k the Jirompt* pass.i,*,- of a law 1, 3 your 
■honorable body, granting to them nml thqs,q\vh., , ’w„rc out 
Jn till?: dcipycgni’ tho ,aly,*,| Biillini. l'.' • dfiriag Ilo vnr 
with Great Britain.-' declared 01 184 ’Jilin nines of land' 

I it a- a -mail rvimiaeruiipn for their Wrtli, - during 
Hint trying period ., .' 

It is jierlntp-. not known to \,-,.ir IteuAnihle body Hi.it : 
lluitjTie Briti-h lo.venyncut enl«*rli,iiuat a d'adl.v h.*‘tU- 
ity I*, lit, city ot Baltmtoie. aud lost pi. oppoftliailt to 
linv.iss ltd 1, till'd’ If- /itixtm- during tlie wh h of' Hie 
war; mid although ynnV iii, fnot|fi1l»ts w.T- ealle.l oifi and 
'V'l'i. under III)' pay of III*' li'O.f 1 Iinieut for n p, ii,„| of 
'three til* mt li*i. win 1 'it the attack was ijiade 00 the ,-ity ,1 
U a-lii,igl liquid 01, tli-' city of Baltimore, tio- eit iy.< u’*, I 
dier> w, f fit rvlf -. with,, lit. pay "r t ri lion.-, several 
months in each *>f Hie y, ai> 1812. IHIJI nujt!lS|4 Vnd it 

i- h-r tlie, ('>'ii-ideratii.ir,,d l hose s, rvices that* y . >iir nii iii* •- 

rinl, ts ihiiik they to I tin uedd ,,j land each 

, V' nr' idemorlididf m veijiiqilirid who culled them into 
rvlee any 'Hnie during those years, hut this tb' 


gi'cu them because id’ thy eoiHidcnre'ho reputed | •• : ‘t*i|'„oi ,'<n i.uum ot.iiDernm* week 


l.y,.lft'iiig 

>tnm,'|ii'ing In 1 H « V! 


iu them, and iu their friendship and fuithfulnc ->* •'“ l ""“im'ing up to |Sl , and with the ex|*, | oitj"' 

* , T i, ; sl ' *-•••' • - " >■■'•« iliTi'.-iC'" 

''.mtiiuy tlitug el.s'e v; iiiiik,' kiiotvn your u.intif Iu | A f. U vi,m,<. * | 




y-oir trieml • 'ohuiiissioue’r Len^ntid Jte will take 
c.ne 1,1 supph- ymuvvith whatever i> iteeess.ar\ 

A general shaking 'if hamls .‘lien took place. ! 
bn 'it iff which Muilntitc fv'ossuih’ and • "Utiteirj 1 
I'ul/sky showed particular interest iu tlie ( 

S,,«mws preseut. much to the ^ili-/ue,iu„ „f ,| u : , .^Tth.guifig „.'H,e NaW 
.latter 


Nl, ON 


sJi,.K 


llll.il 

.*• 1 1 hi'.ino Tim *1 »s. 
M I CuiiVv 
llsyw aid, film ri ill 
v i H.'S'erctary .* 


I 

j I'reMidentM 


.'n tl w in m,)Ved.Hi;,i I ho petition prnvipR a restora- 
whi« Ii bad Men ou Hie 

. .. .... * 1 tol t’.f, liovv Jakeii lip 

-Iter the rej tint of the Indians fram the White j . Mr jjrlgtit Hirtifthui iifisfiay bi.il fixed, tor Hie 


House 


wo bad nil opportunity of -ascertti iuiitg 
the result of tlio day's proceedings mi theii 
mituls. They were Ifighly di*lighted. and repve 
sente, ^the great relief they experieileed in th, 
lilting , ill of n weight tlmf It. ad been theretofore 
pressing hetiyily- , n their '-j-irii*- They said 
that as s„on n.w fi hey. Saw the President they 
k/tew lie was n'g4),Td fna-i), u.pd the kiu>wle<lgc o' 
* ' i*s oonijiletely relieved -their anxiety. 

We have rou.--,,)) t„ tltiuk that i)ie“ rcin.ii k> 
the President' on this- i utiiresling occasion will 

jju-ul’ 


eoilsideration of tlie subject of .printing fl|e eciiMUM ru- 
t ur lit- ao 

'Mi (iwiu fat'd i timt ilie'S^iator from New Jtihey had 

express, .J a , h-r.ii*.' I>. .speak 0.1 the -ubj. ct. and if he wwn 
.• misled with tlu'.pi,-tp,m'eilteul of the Viilyeet, lie would 
withdraw his motion' 

Mr Stoeklon ex), reused hiinrelf p. rlcelly Matisfi.-d h,. 
I 'tiii t».s the aiiIi jeet reiimi ii.ql where it wait now — on the 
table • . 

'b i, w iii w illu I rew his motion 

Mr. tdii, id- reported' tho bili D> id, ten a- the , fiiei, u, y 


\vUf.ST U lV| IW 'l r ' VK - t ' 1° llu> 

tl.e.v )v,‘r" ,.|,|ic..ivral i„ III-, Hr II l„, "k II,). 1, ill fr.v „ II," „v 


• • . . ,• . , I' |*or,eu Oio-h 1 lie mil troin III,' 

L^nlTi el ’ ,M ' "> lh<* vet ernii prdpruiting nve .(..ilurs t,T repair ti.e mj.ui, , 


tgonl in charge, must produce cvet \ wnv haidt-V 

0 fleet- ' • • 1 1-.. 


It is thought Hint the' Delegation will 'leave 
uashingtun this week for their respect helm me*- 


I^ater from Texas. 

1 10 Mvn- - rhuTuxas paper»aiv filled with ci.mpr<riiif 
agaiiut negligent und im omp. t, jit mail cnrrieVmfml po-t 

miutei" Thv Ualvestou^NiiWN ehtinmteM Hiv t„*s of uew>- 1 

paper. pn»),riet„rft in l|)e ./mm iIicm-cmum-s at - 

[kpuraniium . 1 

FfUi.vi.TifK fftPiTAf. — -TjM' Jourjud of jli.; abb<e da, j 
M, ' H ' '» ("i v, . just h'lirncd froneour rVirresjionficiif n. j 

AuMia that «|,e Bill to.be cm itl.'.l i„. Art- providing to. 1 
(lie liquidation and |tiiyi!ienl of the debt of the tale It,- ' 
pllblie of Texas lin.s po-SM'd the Seii.'iti by vote of "J |,, : 
1 ' " Hiird reading in the llou-t' ' 


a' mt ir , 


r 


,M , t on'^Orn 
Hlly Of Mobile. Dee 10. l«M, 


. . • ' " J Ml ", VIII.V, 

* Ii "’ t ‘^tlumny '.preaeuleU.- It* um hy Hie i»(,ovd 
ureal. 'im MM Hie .''/stc Of hbuitllunn. it |nffnrd* me 


lK t rSf i ” iM, .“ w ! "•"•i.'J.-"* )"• a’ C Z ,7." 
"0.1- " 1,1 


»ij'i i,v,,uworii;;' '"m'IIKI' 11 1 


■."'."iDr;;, ^r" * . •<•!••■>!»*■»! 

M.tihk uuiiMi-kd Intert.Mx 


■ Zr', :S“* ^ 


•p. A • 1 • niir.'ly apprnrool ^e,"*ia ,, f[lij f 

“ ,M|> 1 FtHtthh io!, i ;;| 1 

i ur "" wa ’••"i 


dual. ell Hi awh 
4*T*IVK t ' II A vi'iif ji . 


buuthwi'Hlera 
May 


>, ,!),( -.-The NfV’Vprk Kxpn-r offer/ the follow iu; 
>• )•' hut nppnr.'uify ju t rrill, i*ni „><“ ihe . oudiiet of lie 
fueh I’.osi.icnt ajid the pr-.baf.l. , ■•-iffl.ofTii- rule 
from the fact . i hut eight ecu' tiundmi Hn.*ts h.n 
»i i ; V .“m 1 “ * >Ut4u 4>t*MlMtfePMeut-«»f ■ l ( ie. Aiwcmht y - i - w c - cnir 

'IL 1 '!! 1 all ,'vrn,... »H, i«- - h ,.rl.,4. 

"S II. Ilk,- '.V l.-jtH uU". Il.ii-U 

In"'. „f ..ll ii".»( ll . v , .j,. 

,,*>* ; r " ' • jL.pi.iM ' . 


i-aiir, >1 hy the late fire in tip- (‘.ipitol with all. aiiieiidm.'lit 
I appropriat ing ten t In > iis;i nd dollar.-. U) hr axpeu'ib’d under 

I the .‘dreeHon Joint .('-.mmiHee he blitrarv. 

Tlie anirliumrul WM- ti/i'ecd to mid the I .fit W.'iM,|'d«'i'"d to 
l„'. .'iigros-ed and -ifi/M,|Uc|!t ly.it wum ,,'a, pa iiiir-t tim.- 
mid passed 

A rrsoluti ,), diroeiiug an.iiiquiVy iulu thu propriei v of 
fixing up Hie ,1 cmueVn room aad tin- ndjaining ptunsig,-. 

foi thr Miip.-ian reeejiti I the books h« |oiigiiig t.. Mi.- 

library, wa* adopted 

The s. nate tllcji twd; up tlie jjt'hff. resAliitioii dircetiug 
• he eommitt.e oil priutbig to coit tract with .Mi-ski*. D„ii • 
aht-on \ Armstrong.fiVr printing tlie return- of the -. v 
enth coffin* 

Mr Borland moved to amend the tv-olutloii by Mib-ti-. 
HfUhtg from tlieeoiiuiilttee oh printing, iin.l in.-erfing 1 1.. 
SetWtmy o| t he Semite and t 'I, il l, .of the J loii.se . met all, 
j a long’d, lalte. .tlie aiiieiitlia.'iif wn.* pjiliilrawii.'aml the 
stllijecl wan |„>st|iTinrd till t.|-lllO|T(iW. 

| yA message was VreMved. from lln- I'r.^hleiU -refiOtu- 
mending an Immedilljo approp riation to defray tin* ex- 
! pens,-, hoim.'.Tlr . nf the Amerietniv who were engagcTiu 
I tlio l.upex oxpedit iotr, itiiif win, liaVe Minwe beeji pitidone.l 


its ollicers, are saM fuJuiYff brcii mmh as in 
maki» a longer stay 'there not only tlangerous hut 
iinmacticablc. 1 . \ 

IJie . .flicet'f, re) »on t tlie charges nl' profanity, 
bl.ispliPinctis alliisions l)y (Joveriipr Voting tnfiie 
•leather’! Hunornl Taylffr, uml contemptuous ,lo- 
hn ncc*(,| th,. government of tin* l^uiUal States. 

I he .Mormon (tovernor is nj$jtavnTt«i liave jiImihciI 
H usliingtoii nt n public meet ing v *<iiyiiig that “he 
" ■* ' “ greater m^n .than Dcnjge VVuKhfngtnn 
that lie •' knew more than (lt*nrgi, Washington 
ever , lid, ”, etc. The excitement, of tho people 
htM'.'tnte so gj;t'ii t tint tt lie officers fcurml I'.Vr tlieif 
lives. Misappropriation of the Unite, I, State* 
11,111. It is another of tho eliargea brought ngainsl, 
titvveriii,r Voting The vice of polygamy, ae 
ir.ling to these recreant oflieialH, has reached 


eon.ix ask i mure 


i *Tr»it x r. 


... , , - . . (>»(()))). 1st I in, TWstrA. hhd«' 

Htoek Ml. Il.flld p| |. 1A;,| laSim ‘.e, s U f, 

42-544- 1.44*1 - ' 

RI.400 


ciVtAI past week. 

pl. t i,,ii*ly . 


4.J7.IH4) r 
(tfjituo 


•V>SSU * 


K\ ported' past week. . . . 

- 0 prevlnUHiy 

gtoek on hand ted di M( 


nr, .stia 1 07r, 

4lt7.14lls 21 tffft —23.181) 

" , H.lt»9 


IKIIAl I 0-M 1,,-r. I. *im Iitll., |p llir'Tul.iirao 

,n„,kf). hi,,). ,,.,twii,,Htt, it.lliiu I, | j,.,, 

L- v.,rj,l,l«- „r Ih.; w.HlIn, I" ,, »l„, 


an outrageous height. We extract life following, 
in reference to this point, front their letter to the 
President : 

“ Wc deem it our «liity tf, state, iu this olficial 
couiinuuictttioii, that polygamy, 04 •* plurality 
nt wives,” is. openly avowed njit l practiced in the 
territory, under the' sanction nml in Ii«'< lienee 
to tlie direct conihmiuls i.f the church. So uni- 
versal is this practice, that very Jew, il'any, lend- 
ing men in tlyit (‘oinijunity can Im found who 
liave 110I. more than one wife each, which creates 
a monopoly, and which wuspfamliarly hind upon 
the "llicefs {font to ro/.jde there. • 1'lie promineut 
men in the church, wfiojte (Rumple in nil tilings 
it is the ambition of the mot e humble to imitate, 
1‘1‘vo each many wives, soirte of them, we aru 
crylibly i.ufo'riue<l util believe, as many as twenty 
or thirty, and hy Hrigham'Tpiing, the Hover nor, 
even a greater nunilier. Only u lew tltiys before 
ut! lei t tho territory, the tiovernor Vrn/tseon ruling 
through the streets ,,f the citydn tin omnibus, 
with a large company of Ids wives, mote than 
iw„. thirds of whom Im. I infants in tlieirarms — a 
sure, sign that the evil is iiieieusiug. It Ih mit’ 
uin,'oij|iiani jo limb tw,» or uu, registers nmrrietl 
to tlie same 114:1 n ; ti.nd in 4 one instance, at Mast, 
a mother mid her two daughters' ajv among the 
% i a Irg'litig meViri'cc of tlio clipych. ' This 
practice, regarded aiuT'liunished as a high ami 
revolting crime in all civilimwl countries, would, 
of course, .never boinadc a stutuatory ofl’eiue by. 
a Mormon Logislature ; mul if a crime nt com- 


*'o(,iv wc.'k d>» ii',( fXf.T'd 1f»U lilt, Is. uu Elly -nil pHvat, 
t.-fiiu. Our <jiu,tiiH„i,H nra namlimlly tlu* wm„. ,- w 
f " r Prnf,t ‘ Hl ’ 2 f« )a: bugs . bcjif. Iufi-rfor and 

(’"111111, .n. 4',ffBfil 4 ; Fair fa Fiuo. fbokja y „d 

H.dei'Haiis I’, U(a> 7 + f* (h 

rfirGA.U-r-TI.it supply ef St.gnr hn* l.aary ,|,iri,,g 
tb,' week, and prin-s havi- lln,'l M „f,.,|. fhatgfi w in, ait'afi- 
Hv, <1. aiiuiib rflni-** Wednesday bold, -rs lit?,. It,*- a algo f, t 

( n * n ""- '*')„• ml, „r .tin Lrak ...nhh,",. ,.|„„ t 

'l 1 " 1 *- •«' I"k"" yrat-nlffi J III,- ,„,„i„., 

rl"Hlin », II." bUywlMK nni(<, i.f .|„.» l .llo„" : lun.rU.i- 

' ■"!"*• w-nev-. i WIrr .lS®,,,-. i-rliim 

, I). 

U Yak's r,'fi‘lpls. WIN ld, |*— ,'xj,,*it *. 21(|). 

.'IDbASrfKS— rWr Imi,' but BUM idl.'ratJhti t" ifaiicc In 
Hu; -MoI.-om s market t"r lln- |.a*l . ,-k 'n„. daniftnd ha' 1 

Is'.mi fair nti.l Hu- supply iimph-. with wfsl of T/Siff ldfi* 

it, .du, ting |NSi t tikcii ytad.Dlny. Price* bat,, r$Uj 

rai,""d at V’up/'VJl ,S,-t P gi>ll„ir.J*,i gnhd taibalc lot*, and 
lK/V/dWJ;<p fof Inferior amt- FeriiK iiHiig 
"v"k s rri - ipt-. 842l» Itbls — exports, trip 


moil law-, the court Would In* povycrless t«t correct 
tj ie- cvil T- lfiUt -^ywrtttoii juries." 


The 


ilcftirrcd t„ tbe Finniie,* Cointiiitii' 

III" hill lor ,th.' Vi'lifl "I ii to Dailiy wa, taken it 1 . . atid 
alter .blMite wax ordered t ,* a third Vending 
.•tl tu 


•Bug 
• bird reading, 


Tb,' bill*, yesterday ort|, 

aki'ti u p and pa--, d 

•Vu.J t lieu tile Feilfitu a.lji.liria d, 

Jbu.i 01 Kr.riuiniMo, * The journals bnving I to 

' arlter. ehainuan of theeojaiuitteeii 


a.I ’Mr ,* aru.'i. eliatraian Ol Hie eonnuilleeappoiiiL, d I- 
ait uu bonis K it li . reported I Imi it wotiliiOo niviU.,, 
. Im 1*1 Mliict- \f ol, I,, it... 11. ! . 


U), 

w a', have Ihe 


1 'al.i net that Uenr.e/'U’lh ' • -,4... 

,!')„ 1 ii,,' i ul '- ■ auiumoM "ii.iii 

<'..n, li,.l" ,1m, it, il.,. im 'in. 

aiupicious efiui.gh ; wait •,;«! •■■'••• what 11 vie. 

Will lie , Y -- 


lO'aii c , “i 1 * 1 (--Liil rod lire M KoauIIi Jo tl.e Ib,usey^.iai)3v*w n't one 

. »' Hi" Atl tiiai f o eloek. ail-t reio,||lllU'tid,sl Hint the fifilll,' etiquetfe |„ 


. under the rules, culled 


I'd^dPThu^vpnrt a 


Tiii. Tmii « s tm , 'I'hi.aiv — The WVMiliigioii /•' pub 
lie (>f lli^ (Uh.iiiKtaiit lain the foltnniuV \\ e uiiderrtniu' 
tht'OM K'sal r.'Uhon 1,1 l.ert.-ve timt pel soils ill .New Volk 
‘Bid in this city have been ciidedvoriirg lotlprart - iuipor 
taut ineHMireii of the Horeruiueiu Jo.;: i ing v Upon Its relit 
*("“• , w hh M, xleo and t>pee|td|y Hie Tdiuaritepee treaty 

by eorrtisjemding with jhtruu* «.f .upp,-. d | ( , 

high office in Unit country?- Whatever may be lite othei 
jiudivcH 1, f tlp.»,^ p,.»ftyjiL, la -adopting .-aelf a i .ur-e it 
caiiuoi reaMumhly l,e Mruq ilittFtq u ouiiKe of |.Vtrh(l iy (pit v* 
•especially when uiey mu t be presuiuedlo t.eavM.rii timt 
Hu y lire guilty ol the penal offeree denoum i d in tlu- lab 
of the United Ftiite* which we subjoin • 

The Itejmldie publiHic* an net of f7ut» 'making cum ■•* 

; '.Utiehe, ,,| ,-u. h d -m.iur# u penal law 


' N'MpM/yu, will | served arwahi.,|o«,l,-,| ju ll„ rfen.lt,'. The 

(Milsin iii gener.'d w, Hsts o( flessr*. ('a, llei" oPriFr^MMIugnian. J’ea*, l, e. am 

‘ 1 r“ '• Barton. oi'Ky 

; Tberfpeakei 

I coiiunltAces 

j Mr. Hoo-loii. or Ala ehainiiiiu of Hie rt.imiiitteo mT 
ways ail'd 1, .(nos. r.-iiorted everal bills „f III" usual na- 
, lure.j.rLvvidiiig fot - fhy eurreifi a rut cnnfhigeut expciirw.* >,t 
dcjiurtnients wliiell Wen*J'ef''('V''tl |0 U»e eoiumltt. eoi, til,, 
stale uf tli" tin bill. ni|d ordered to be prluted ; also if hill 


•or curry 1 11)4 out the 1-lb article of 111,' treaty with -Mexico 
\lr Jloustoit also rejiortefi buck from tlie emumitt 
.. Il..".rni,),ill)..ii It.r n"lnll,.., , 


unit, mount „f ' B,»yd''llimilBuu fur printing tb„ annual 
tliiutle* wldeh b, '.proposed sjiould l»e referred to tlie e ... 
.,'lttce Oil piimtug' Tbe object ol reporting Ian k tli" i,e-o| 
e< ,11111 utluded to h" '•"id- I" settle (('•principle-- 

wl,uti,i-r it.. 1 )*-|,;'l4frr or under 

itniilrnet by! tl.e ,."hh«’ P>’ i “( A r . H I"DUYI'H tonal ffirttm 
See r, t ary uf the Tr.a ."O' h» .pky the V. ..tun and hurt 
the entiiuiites pflti/od with i,”' ductiuienis t - i-au 

• ng to liU department , but wbie.n a ‘ IT'.Yfll^ l*' (efliKe*' 
to do. - 

Tbe aroi.mil was illUinittely referred to the ,'i,ni>',- ‘ItH-* 


on 


document khow- „ mohi iiioiihiious state 
,,i iicial tu* well us political inorals in I'tah. " 

The Washiugtuii Union (refeiTiii*; tothcahove 

rcj nvt) s.ay 

“ N *• l»ave l eccivcd li'OjJj a tadiulde <|iin 1 •ter a 
lHtor infotTuiiig us that a Hi) port, j-urpoyling l, 
he the IlcjM.i-t tfi tlie nlliecvs of tliff Territory 0 
l tali to the Brcs'uleiit of the UlilD'il Stales 
which .was jmltllslietl in t ho NcwY.'tk Herald , 

• lie oil, instant,, is im artful pcjwcr.siou iin<l fal 
Misfit'll, iu ijjany of it»; i*sboi»iI?i 1 .fuaturi'H, 'of 
the true Deport made to the Brehideiit, and lots 
appeared prumaturojy ip pi ir«t, ' uithout the 
kiiowh'dge 01 ct.nseut of. any * pcrNoirnr persons 
proprly having charge of it Wo undeistatul 
ilmt the otlieial Hepovi, is now hofora thu l'rcsi 

• leul.aud will ho t;oiiibiuiiicnicj| to t'oiigrcss in ti 
day or two." 


A • I'nun, 1 ni>. Itceetit evenla have tiAlled tu vrroliee 
tb»U Hie r,i|lu»7rig predlet ion of Victor Hugo : " A day will 
,',,li|e When III" unl> bailie Ibid -hall |„' lie mark.' I apefi 
D' CrffoUieiT, . itiid ||i*‘ mind open To o»'w i.l.a \ day 
will mum. wlira n cwnimu sliidt !*• . vlfibiU’d in pul.lie mil 
m’iIiil* ju -i-iu* iul I li/- Tiiirt 1 j; hf _ ) ,T HTf Rji'.' i s lew. gij 
-hall he iu*t„ui.-hed hug lUH'Jj a Hong e«,uld have l*'"U A 
day will C"im when IIiom* I wohumeiiM- gmups. the Unit, -F 
rfli't, * of America and (he Unit. J Mate, of KtirupiL «halt 
b" v»!|i placed in III" |ir«'.-'tiii ,* of cach'nlbcr. exleudiliir 
llir I.'iii/I •>( fellow *liip iifirosa I lie .a-enii. ,‘Achatigiug tlndr 
produce, thejr roitinierci,, fhtlr. Industry.' t heir arlM^lho; 
geiitu-. clearing (lie eurtb. p4.x0imig.thi' dencriv. meliorai- 
ilig treat inn under tb„ ey«'* of tlie t 'rent,, r. and uniiiiug 

Jorlheg I of all, Hi, uni two irroi'jible' and indefinite 

porrer*--G4c fraternity of iuen and Hie power of Hod 


Account* frum iiFov ryplyo'iit Ih" ri v 
yisipg nl all point . Ya>.<>o river is m 
j Itavigal.h' loi nil ejuh.-c* of laaite »at.Y Ir -lil tll 

I M ijudtiHlia.i iu Oil, Oil,... . ll I , I .. , .. 


Tm Bo 1 
lie rivuV i,, 


, »•«•« iii K.nffXX.A'!*:. ; 

. 'SX) .** ""Wllli'.u I l»- Ibe nl' ll" ,1.1, ll." I ( «r T"l« war, 


Mr r rfeynioui . «•(' N 1 eluiiruian of the ryjiilldHe" oifi 
.•'•uuuer, ,• repori, d a i.x-olution aul hoiUjhg the gniplae* 

[ nu n r, if a ehtk wl.iell w!t*,|'ai.l Oil 4he lalile 
I Th" eoyunilb i' un agrleidtui - " r< port, ,1 a pilP.ln eacnh 
age eoyunyi. •• lijuiuifacipt' - agl'Icolluie and ulher 
I br.'tueh' K ol in.lu ,i i v. l.y /raulii'c l-i every head of a boa 
il) who lioiild M'lfle on tl a iiwiiioD ad of pin ;,, !•> ol 

|,)V4l *h *uld 
ary H wu(i«ul)-, 



Fajmi. Si:» » dtiTv.^A*tw*ri'. '|)<an(i'ui',,i' a H.-rmati puiiei' 
writing from Bom,' say* : ' 

“ ‘lilt' 'll))* ago. live I'alial ding,.*. Ili,' vt, re arrecled ajul 
at oin-e taken to t|w Htflig prison fur pnllijyn) yrtininalc 
Maxxilii * pro, l.wiiftl loll* were found Upon Ihbin tu *plte 
of every ellori d; lirtliflltfe iH military affair* Hubl'npal 
(•i.vermnent ha* after Iw.i.yiar*. not Ihch ablutonm- 
ee,,|. ami ulrejoly t\|f MTluVIati gpli;lt. ||US la'euUUl'ueUvtt 
Jn Hte un/iy. tf whin . exist* eau b" called an an, a, and 4:. 
kystcniutlcally prepiyiug the •« for a m w ruing 

Among the people «Uu. eep. eiall v in (|„ .mijjj,. amt |o»vel 

- I i.,«e luv rank Wye»| «>/ , ctarianiam thriven luxuriuntly 
1 liave m/iM'lf bad ffjt opporluitijy ;to tee • |oug IUL of 
luelilber* ‘"f the pari) of duptrue|ir,ti. The iiniUM pf 
many* nr, certainly known i>> (tie 4 J, >v < runivnt'. bat nhal 
can it do? For what pri»oa would bo a^h- to eoiiiaui 
thellb' B it Wi>4-d* *lled to put lliem ail iu fecuftiy ''' 

•;- .• (. * 

St l.ot is fhlftitiO |,.(,» t'loe u ) 

St. Louis C'huiuiijrr oi.i.'ouitfteice 
\\ .it. At. 'I'lrvi ou w as 1 1, 'fled I’r 
V**u I'hul-affU Alli.J ViiiWu V il- 
Mung )\m 


i —At a molding yi’ tli' 1 
in Id on thu Uth imttuut, 
• d' lil and Mujcrs II 
e i^refUJeat* lur tlie eu- 


FbOUIt The Flour market bus |,ruu«*ntM liorejnutititi'le 
fctl ur»? sine, t our ln«it pric - haring undtrgoac lad Htrle 
chttitge. Himiffh Ihe.sitM'k eontiiiiiw („ n. -nmulftte under 
a tti, 'derate demand. 'J’lio udeArHw-HTvd- syuu up ala.iil. 

Jl •< "0 bills, oftwldcll iKARI Jjt'fo disposed of yest, -I day 

Ibe range ,,f. price* being a. A, Hows : Hj v , and I ml bum. 
Ironi llu Levee, (irif^fa f(,. and f r0IU ffitbiwit, f.'} 
i’’. ' s 7b,. St Louis f t GO, nnd hr extra brands. 

*■> Tiii P bill. Veiderduy'n f'fib xlliitliul. d a (lat- 

bo'.^load „f 1100 bids Ohio, to l,e deliver* nt Hie si, Ip, at 

V\ cek's receipts. .*W.*211 bbls — exports. KOdfl 

H It A IN— There lias lN;j|t|'a good deniandftir (Virrt ditrlm/ 
the week, but will, a very heavy supply jwc, -shave hat, ijy 
been Sith|nliied. I'lia sides embniee neaiy fi0,000 SiCckj.. 
iledkiding 1*00(1 taken yesterday, tti an e X rente range -fo| 
prinie q unlit les id 4H f’fPdfi.; V hu*b. I wilhr>cn,*ional sab h ■ 
of | nferlor (iiid Otillniwy lots nt. 4.'l? . . .0|t h |,iu ,- beenMn 
aiofierat,' rc/mi/tf »| y |, u *hc| foiohi,,. and 

U«' ("J Hl *•"*»*-. the mil Jvi.) tig, ires in, . having 

realix.^l in the Inter tran.-aetlons Branln- s, Pt p.wlv 

at SGf^fHsr >» ton j|, whirl, is a ,],e||)' f r ,. m „„ P | l)>( 
quotations. There has |m T „ |,nhMn„ik. t 

U eek s receipts or t'orn. ol 21u *a, ks- -spurts' 10,8 iff. 
n IHl(*\ bslON.S— 1 The Wtt-k opened. with onsifierahlf.lulF 
nr# la tin, Dork market, nnd the earlier »!.-* were ,„ a H,, 
at r itlier lower prieeVb, it latterly „ t M | B r dejnnbd has 
prevailed and the rates have improVed. The mle* j-ii*. 
br.iee some 'Jisaj bl.l*. the rules ti|> t«» WdnesUay being 
f12 7r*fn)fl^ .'.n.’pt bbl fbr Old hud New less, hut bitterly 
raiering at fl-'t ‘Jafmf 14 4M» f,, r Mess Old aid New! flfi t)0 
Gt'iB f" r " ° B e also notitMxl. a« Thursday, a 
sale of 2000 1,1, Is New Mo fo t tuHire thlvery. at n fn,e 
lion over f l.'l hi *. f* l.M Tbere have tan a few sniiYof 
Dry Halted Meats, nio-tly affi^C, y || f „ ll.^ wuiull. 
"V. lor Hlu, al, ter* and f.'.,c p.r Haiiu.. . line on has le'en 
dull most ,*| the week but a rat hef twier demand lias 
pi. valle.Uhiee Wnlliebday, njid wa,"bave,mtiee,| sail * „{ 
about linn casks at 7 ? J- |1, for (Mil Sf,,.. m„l 7 j^.ftir 
prime New rflanddeis lint- e,4d gfttwn|»y nt tJJ*(fi>7. 
and Hams af K/Jfil b- lor plaio aiul b„g«e,lotlmi, i- rfugar 
cur,*d . barfi isn't) in Is, Her rcju-l. ami lln* -ttib - j 
o( me week embrace *omc4n<a1 ldil*-a»|,l’¥xjkeg/: at 7 * (V » | 
for Ordinary and 7 lor No I I o lima. in bid*. and 

■H S»*r YU1, f'»r Brim,*, in kt-gs.. . WfesUrffltUfer has r„n 
tinned to mnig lurdHiH',,? y ff,. ..Cljww Jium tletdino'd, 
and we hiivc notii.ed *ulcs of “JUM4 Isixe*. , several |,.u at 
~0v 7 ‘r'f f* lb • ' 

KD'K— The market ha* IsTi, more 
|,*r War, dim,, and 



fiuwiift ‘ 

C oe.iMeul. HI 
foul, ton 

■ Cftniel 

'r23t> jVi'ilM". 


(tu. MaI 

•in. (I.. 

I a.. Hint, « 

I 

( is*, drum, pn.|. 
Curi»„l», /ftj.m. I— 
Alinvii l», H. k. 


I'li L w 

. Auwra nft ■ - - - ■ 

lUnupm f 


Iu 


invn<l*,H. k..« | 

. Iwiltl iIkM.. '- - 

U. ¥ •kid! 


t|o. - ni 3J.V y )b 
indie, - rates „t fUjeo Hkj tU-rees at 

■till* HiTe' , _ i 

WlllMKi* -Prices have lurth, , gl vilwny, and r.nuid 
lots of fill ailiele have I, ecu offering frqy. during H park 
of I lie week . at \* ptilloi, A Heettfled. U |td 

NiiiulMdt lui'v". *„ld geit. nfily I,t J74 4a hbla wdd, 
Thn m iu y , at Bl A» d — Ba wr-ini^rmtHwurtiSi' 

-hr'iuidd 'IkfuHK'b; > gallon. . ,.. r . 

IVI I A N l> HOP F. lip. denmnfor lluJu. nHLb-s 
ha* continued limited a( 1H4/M.T ',To r Ihglng artd 

Hope, iii fiualt lots The*' prim '||ayllf)le of f hd week 

,1nt* been .vjn coll* i(ope at mi a credUif six uiontl) ' 
•'il.'NN'A' BAJIB . Prices uti- lower, unore puUrial a *al« 

,f JLUfJU^idLTIuuYdftys 

PA I.T — Tlicrt Imvc !.„«•« u*> fiirlhemylnils. and no 
argtH s *,, Id: though veral nr«* otb rliqlu »iorp. Frotu' 
second hands the rales ure reduced lo Y<£ tk'sf fork for 
Coi>r*v and Kitm, dullvvtvd hi e. * 


« 

tbi-.'ftgu I*- 10- 

Grata, r. •'*»»•. ! 

Wheat (j, 

•MU ..... .! xil 
Cutm.iii eftr.Vljht — An 
<U>. ,*h*|U,), l,i ia I, — 45 
Hmua, V t.iil . . . 4 ufl 
uupowdt-r, I 
(•••u«u,4i. V kfg* x rs, 

S|>ertJ„L- ...... I r. UO 

gim«. ¥*)>„■( &r,ri)! 

Alllr liuui.f b) lirfl lid 

’ K) hy Jl] 1 "rt 

< 1 ,*. PfUyls Id 

Guan> K»««, . 9 

If I' (IIP, V IV'L. I 
Wn>(< rti.w. 

Jo. *!• a-o, Ucd 

desikfti lfi.,1 . . 

Guy, t, L,u 

Htifeft, > W. 


.(90 Ml 

n, in 


'[*>. ll..r,J.ru,x . 1 
•♦•J. Anwri.-nn 
tbr^lj, ,iliu,4. 

'!** Awt^Hcftta. 

linn*, ) ,1,, u , 

NrHK.JAul 
. Alcukel . .. ' 

i 

f»Y:r: ' 




!»(.* Mil, , I Ml l. i . ) 4 - r. 7I< ii 

iSr'-fcr * ii 

J iwritry W, ' 4^1*- -- |l 

Giirluti, iH 00 Dots, I -|| 

H«r. ,1,-v Loiie.nr.pw •», )|ftb, M |! 


.vs.imd- , 

• 'nitiagS, Am 

.oiukrr, 

-at v*‘*?)s. 


p'vut'Vj tw, 


,|,, \ sil«e ph„ i yf 

J,-. '*yprs« . , . ,‘n 
Htne.-.f r,Vl)«o'4„ 



- L . fHP-' '.'I*. 

# "fe 

>Ui. lowisii-ar 


ttrtT ,' .-,0 

l">.-‘)lhk»,.f.r 

,Iw..1 i*m h Um. ,v 4 is) 


a 




!K 

, II 


•J" 

tf.)' 



l-ho, , . 'ft M.i ! j 

‘ tiftm 





T sr jSSk’RO- FROM THE press, 
Th* fS'iw w (wing the very able 

iu.,1 "lmjuwt e»n„<m by Ura late H. 

dr, iMnuaUl 


U. Kuacoih, O.D . U n, iuniftodiately m W e- 
W» ^diiirtUao to th». EjiSwnpttl Office; 
loftcUiai .rith a iketoh of tlu, 


logotliui .Tith a ftketoh of 

dunp of Ri* UlniMH 

miJu.1 »h„ Funural 


i.aHil inci- 


iMwoMlpn, hy Uwliop Jtu, 
TM» work luw. ’ 




in 


t’OKFF-K -There was a goo,! ,Wm#ufur t'uffq,, during 
lit" early part of. the week, hut l*Uujr Hm in uket ha* 
been quitn.dull Til'' ruW* oiuUrar,, ab.fi 18., Mg, beg, H| 0 , 
imarly 8t7',f^7 l i''‘ TJI* Gir Gld fropryd T\Yu'8 ',‘t for 
New prices bitterly fi'lnUliK ft* tyW will, oec^- 

Wii.iial sin lilt lots C'liolr,, New Drop «t8^ Two cargoes 
lutv,- arrived Aroiu Hlu ,d» Janeiro durtnthe wuck , m- 
brarmg 7IUi bag*, and nmkjug G»< dir, import, dm** 
th* U\ of rtcpb mlwr. 17*.i r Iip6, bpgii TUstutjk iu' finit 
hand*, laet ovanhig Wa* about 75.000 bag, 
fAND|..Krf^ lhe market for Hlur ( aufl |,»s cnnlUniid 
iJuU at ITfo) IT U , p li, with n rale r-f Ikk.it, * ul tin- |ii 
sld® rale, 

II AY— The *,|Jm,n have la eii Bipll.d f* , fcRr lot* n4 
ftb/HliJ" (M) Ion f.-r RpMcriimul >VYs. n. 

LIMK-Vo furtln i cprgoeii have b«WfWutf.ftiidbu«- 
uess hufi Imt li eoillhtod t'» wdi'M f) oUlboUl band.* at iM lo 
tfjfl K» |4 bbi |o| Timuiuclou e4c f J '■ 

I.LAD B ehave yet uu tiwuMU-tU iu tUi* iutUlc to 
report. h . 


i.lyhi nl’ tho art 
i* ot tU*: hr«t iinportaiiee, i 
eooure for Jt an etfeinivo i 
l'rjcp. In boat Kn^liol, clot 
In )>«Bt Eiiglieli doth, gUt 
A Jiscoun, of one - ■ 
to prcaolior* autl -wholraate 4 eatM». 
a," iuuti-d, ” K. Agent 

l.uui«viUo, Ky,, Dee SO. jjl 7 


MADSlrn DB 

, MULKItT WIIOOI. foK TOUNO 
a 

Fur Just ro* Gun iu iba KagU.-l, aufi 


LADIK8 


fftuupY. KlucuHon, A uei, ut and 
lo'oglMpliy . the ust) ,< tbe GtuUw, 


pupils under twclv 


vuil Frvudk Lwu- 
MixWru JlUiory, 
m. Maihematio*, 

rean, « t im 


B i Bing etc 
|y,r moiitb .'. 

Over twelve y«uw U w), 

A in- i. nt ami Modern LaUg uug«* cm h 

Mu»io im Um I'jAiu Kortu 

Ollier (iccnmpUaluu, nl* «t thu UMrwl chwiff* 
New Orlwius, olauuury. 1862.’ . 


1 : if l 






[Thu pretty ballad h from ths Gernmn »»f Knr* 

nor. the famous lyric poet of lit* country, it youth nt-nner 
highly gifted as it |ioj»t, ntid greatly renowned n» n giiflhtit 
young soldier. He won slain in hnttle. his liivt tvru'e. itist 
before the engagement, being n noble lyrleul apostrophe 
to hie * Word ] 

THK FIVE OA ICS OF DALLWITZ. 

Tin evenirtg ; In the silent west 
- The rosy hues of dnylight fiidw ; 

And here l lay nu« down to rust 
.. Bom-nth your venorabld slmd*. 
bright records of niiotheVday, 

Aged, but Mcred from decay ; 

Still iu your stately forms renldv 
Of agoB pant the grace and pride. 

The brave hath died— the good hath Blink-- 
The beautiful hath passed away— 

Yet green enoh bough and stronger-null truuk 

Still amiles in OTciiliig's faniWelb ray. 

Storms hlkvf In vain, the leaves still spread 
A bright croton on each ugod head ! 

Ami yet. methluks the branches sigh 
•• Fajrmgjell. the great of wlrtli must die ! ,! 

But ye Imre stood. Still bold ahd high, 

And fresh, nud strong, and undecayca; 

When hath the pilgrim wandered by. 

Nor rested In your quiet she do ? 

Ye mourn not when the sere leaves fall 
At coming winter’s Icy call : 

They perish in tlielr parent earth. 


SOUTH-WESTERN BOOK STORE. 

JOHN HAI.I.. 

No. 50 Urn tier Rtreel. 

At the above establishment can always be found the 
following : 

>1 KTUOUlST HOOK CONCERN, 

All the publications of this (jon'ccru to be bad »m applies- . 
t Ion. at catalogue pi li en. ' 

MV N BAY HC1IOOI. ItOOKi* 

Sunday FuhoqJ Hooka of all denomination#. Also, an cx- 
lenalve nisoi timmt of JVYIiNlLK BOOK***. aultabl* for 
Libraries. » - 

THEOLOGY. 

This department is very large, embracing all the standard 
works ' in Theology published In this country and in Eu- 
rope. amoiig which may be found the following authors 
.lurm ny Tptjur. Wasl*iy..lUatkn.Jlimry. lUitkltlyJitinyaili- 


rctiaitiu the title of civil and military governor.. 

MOROCCO. 

, Additional lid vices from Morocco >tht>c tlmt 
the difference}* between the Kiupcrof nnd the 
French is fur fp»nt having tennhmtod. A letter 
IVom tlihrAltnr Jdnted on the 80th, HtatcH thnt 
the Kmptffor refused-to entity the treaty, and 1 m 
marching; WwardMTfingioraj with 40, IKK) tnon. 

tfhe only news from Indin is thnt old Dept Mti- 
hotned. who wo* reported to bodying, has re- 
covered. and thnt nil p^nninry difficulties lie- 1 
tween the company find the Nitnm lmve l>cen 
settled by the latter having paid the whqle oT 
the stipulated nmount. The whole of India was 
quiet, with the exception of very importnnt riots 
at Bernr amlOwulior. 

-Tfie Prussian fumncinl ft a lenient h forlffOU 
has bpen^published. The expense^ aro calculat- 
ed at CU, 200, 000, the estimate* at JC 18,1 Hid, (KX). 
leaving a deficiency of ,C 200,000. 

The Prussian lines of Telegraph hate bffen 
connected with the submarine communication 
between Great Britain and Frnnce, and de- 


12th of October, at Bcrnt. in European Junkcy* 
It threw down part of the fortress, and 400 sol* 
diera perished in the ruins. About $00 hmiKoe, 
a (Ivetflt church ami two mottles were gfdatly 
Right hundred persons wove 'mi suing, 


coincident with the 
wore then north of 
fftrlhfn nd the gMlfh 
TrMtian bt toe compis. V 

In 0*1i*r <r.mli>. mnpiMiP v h f i a 

*njj t ill, iliivlip.li! cum, tlio pur- 

pr mvrk #t»>* Thwa.lllse the pnfnelinn'. 
«|t OKiptn, trrr, full of vnflety. tH, !,<- 
verv propeVl.v oliwrawl thnt it wn« » <ofl 
iofntiou t* attempt to ilewrib, n aky ira- 
wilh rainbow, ann niittenng will, Irma-’ 
mi 

lU-rloit.— Lit»t of llio., most Intarestlng 
yn ennt, ‘‘refmrtion.'' Hint form of It »n 


omhaad, nearly 

ic tttrvidlnn TU« 


of tho fnrtycfis, ntid 400 sol* 
gt’Shtiy 

injiii wl. Eight litimlro'l pertum!, treri’ 'misaing, 
hut m*pv of them wore -up|«»<~l to hlivo tuktii 
io fliglit.' 'Tin* tipper, part of u MMintein nenr 
the tofrn hoeaine detnc'lieil, imit |Viis ciiot it eoit- 
nlilemWedirtanre : o crater then opened 111 tile 
centre and voitiite'l black tnnoke mot blocks ol 
alone ; tliii was followed by a sulphurous lava 
in a Iwilinp state which subsequently turned t. 
powder Kiel M cxlinlafloiip arose, which cor- 
rupted the air The Tillapers near Uornt also 
sufferod prosily from tho esthqunke. 

IW.V. 


WKHSTKIPS Qt'AltTn tUi’TlllSAIM I s 
Haler. ItfciM i Kn" |. j;,, ||„, , t , 
Ctmtalniug thru- llim-tt Ilia inntloi jti, llld 
Euglihli tllctl'inaiy '/•ffriipilcj in ||,is 
Abridgment of thi# work . a.tb>ngrii)ihicnl Tr 
thmuuiu<l Nunu’w. Illlintratiru Qhplfti (niot. n U , 
llaritloH lyul advantagi-# fWUml hi no utlicl- „ 
cold at n trifling, udfatici.' nbnvt thw prirt- 
limit vd IMrtloniiripn. 

Thv IsiglMaturc of New York luid ju«t p w 
furnlhb tills work to the (Ximmon School* of 
The following hi an eitrari from the rt-pur 
j#el. by th« Oomitiitt## on Lltemfnru 1 
••Your t.'ouuhUtM n-gard It da mpc,Q UoUH 
!«nt“ up ™ H'“ wewhirUf of lljl. Ill. ||,,m., 
tvHtwl by the general clrculatj'nn which t; 
gainwil in thU countVy^whleb u, 'ijvll« V bd t 
dented for a work tto expehilvo. 

“That thli* work 1# peculiarly valuable 
School* I* In lb# opinion (if y*,u r Committee 
Thor# I* no. branch of knowledge in wlild, 
taut that tho *ev«i» hundred am I fifty t houi 
of this State who are taught in them should 
a* in the knowledge or their own language 
end no important to.tliu eibication of the con 
Ao wo thin onr rommon langlingu with 


Tlio Roman correspomlent of tho Daily Nows 


<*f this wonderftil Ultlaiun, nltliough 


Locke, llucon, Milton. Collier. Sherlock. Lurdncr. South, 
l’oley, 8tackhmiM.Hurnett.TlllotPon. Patrick. Lowth.Scott. 
Leighfou. Harrow. Melville. Magee. Pierian. Ohulmer*. 
N^vl'ua, Evan*. Horne. Hloouiflrld. Cruden, Br. Blek.Tnwn- 
*^ml. Kltto. Hutler. Edward*, Swift. Lord. HutherfortL 
B’Aublgny. Luther., p&lvin, 'etc., etc., etc. 

BIBLES! HYMNS! ANB PHAYKH nOOKS ! 

An extenstva nj»#ortment.of all iisc«, and In every vnrlcty 
of bindings. 

SCHOOL* HOOKS 

I would respectfully call tbe attentimi of country nier- 
. chants, teacher*, and otlior* in want of School llo<»ks to 
my large amt >aiu*ble anvortmeut. coA'sf*tlng |n part of— 
Spelling nooks. Elocution. L^gic. 

Hvudiog Hooks. Arithtnetle. 

Dictionaries. Algidwa. 

Oruuimnr*. tiisimutry. 

Ilhetoflc. . Surveying, 

Coinp<i«mon. . Mensuration. 

Drawing, Chemistry. 

[ Hook-Kecplug, * ltr-tfifiy, .< 


Matoiocd liy th« united experience of Ml nrotie 


rajhgern, aurp/ias the coneejitinns of (he reality. 
8a*«c*me citff* glitteriMl in (be M purple* of the 
lot aunlieht ” ; ocean •teftiro'ra fittned in the 
Titrating disiaiiee. All Uhw were ascribed 
Willi no tiVc yet trtitfifVil fbm of detttU. 

®nt, leannfc frit fhta. Dr.* Kane at iMt w* 
t*an«d jfoilt the great pack ice by Raftin’H Bay. 
Oorc lhore t^ie venael dawhod tho free water 
tVoin her Jxrff . Here a siticert* bat exprottiye 
oulhirium of hie commander and'meHSntalt fr mine 
naturally from Dr* Knnb IMimtN^ellflvcn had 
determined to renew th* scarol^ U) the north - 


M. de Ra^mcval no sooner learned the tidings 
Uian he Went with them to Gen. Geincnu. The ! 
General and the Embnsmidor then went togetlier 
to Cardinal Antonelli, and cMmutiicateil the 
ueWR to hif» Eininonce, who seemed ujhmi the 
whole to be gratified at the, event, or rather th*| 
pronpeot oi an imperial regime !>oing est4ihii8he<r 
in France, even to the exclusion of legitimac/, 
and expreMiHxl jiie joy that, nt any rate, the 
Republic had come to an end. You, who nroin 
posse.sacasion of occurrences almost ns sinm as 
they tnko place in Paris, will he better Able to 
judge of the correctness of the Cardinal's »\ir- 
miseH than we are* in this Ultima Thule of civi- 
lisation. The effect produced upon the mind of 
Pio .Xono by the unlooked-for- intelligence 1 was 
directly contrary to that of the Secretary of 
State! Ilia Iiolineas appeared dojeotqd at tho 
prospect of new political corriplieations.and with? 
out jumping to conclusions, like his Minister, 
merely expressed his regret at hearing that the 
Embassador had received suclrnn alarming 
communication. Tlic prclqoy and.aristoeracy 
in general seem to participate (’ a rdinftl Anto- 
nelli’s seritimeute ; tliey 


liondon. i 

The Silesian Gazette draws the attention of 
European Governments to tho perils brewing for 
tiiem in the United Btatep of North Ainorica. 
“ where tlio ubbettors of revolution have a fund 
of twelve millions 6f dollars, and will, when the 
time of action emnes, be backed , by tlm naval 
and military power of the Federal Government.” 
It tlierefore urges the ‘speedy establishment of a 
German fleet togunrd tne y moutl)s of the Weser, 
Elbe, and Trave “ • “ “ 


ompli«h this, he wae or- 

ecn* to 08 »lmoi,t <on- 
mtt vi>< hA B *8k p which 
Although » few Ot- the 
nidi Mg* M'imim, tb»l 
<if tMtllrltii* pww «Hy 


the retention of the Prussian 
ami Austrian troops .in Holstein ; Alio ejection of 


New York Statistic! for 1851. 

The following «tat«mvnt‘*hown the number of persons 
who have arrived at the port of New York during each 
mouth of the pRHt year : damnify . 14.709 ; February. 


all suepicimts^Americrtna; arid even the repudi- 
ation of oil American consular agents in Ger- 


Geography, 


Mineralogy. 


4th fin* a seemid winter. B«ri Providence hud 
otherwise willed it. ami hv incalcnliiWi e*ei-- 

fioqr tliey e<s!»p<«1. 

In tl>e couelndlng sentenees of hie torture, Dr. 
Kkne reviewed their opera tow, stntior th»t 


.17(i; March. 16.055 


lilKtory 


IW.402 ; July. 27,013 ; Au e u«t. 30.IU1 ; SeptoaSr. 33.6jll 
October. 21.497; November. 12.117. Total f"r the year. 
'289.001. Of this nuuilicr 103,256 were from Ireland : 00,- 
883 from Germany ; 28,553 front England ; 7.302 from 
Scotland ; 0.004 from K ranee ; 4.499 from Swttierlandj 
2.189 from Walw ; 2,112 from Norway ; ACTOR. from Hol- 
land : C18 from Italy ; 575 from West Indies ; 475 from 
Belgium ; 422 from Poland i 27$ from Spain ; 229 from 
Beumark : 121 from South America : 98 from Sardinia \ 
81 from Nnvu Srolln ; 50 from Canado ; 42 from Mexico ; 

2»1 from Portugal ; 23 from Kuxaia : H firojn Stetly ; 10 
from Emit Indies; 9, from China; 4 from Turkey; and 1 
from Greece In comparison with tin- immigration of the 
year 1850. there l# ‘ mi increase of 70.806 arrivals during 
the post year, and with the year 1«49. au incvMOujOf 08.- 
23H. The immigration of the year 185u, in conipnriion 
with tlio arrival* of tin* year 1849. show* a decrease of 
8.507 during the J Cfi r 

The total nuinbor.of penous sentenced to be exeeutod 
during Hie year la 8. of Vrhom S 1 baa l»een execute'!'; the 
punhhment of 2 lias been commuted to iuiprisounient for 
life; In one eas<- a now trial has l>eon onlcrcd. Writ* of 
error are pending in two 'casus, and two are now under 
sentence to 18* executed on tbe 23d January. 1852. Hen- 
tern i'd to Unprlsouhiont for llfo in the Htate Prison:.oiu* 
limn. Sentenced to imprisonment In the Statu Prison— 
raen. J&i; women. 17— total. 199. Sentoflccd to thr I'cnl-i 
tontlwry— men. 731; women. J M — total. 884. Hentcnced 
to tho City Prison— men. 318; women. 0^— total. 386. 
Sent tq ttie House of Refuge — boy*, 92; girls* lt>— total, 
, 102 . 

Thu amount received fbr tavern licenses wp* $40,470. 
License i granted, 6*047. 

Thu total number of Urea woe 342. and the amount of 
loss sustained waa $1,152,208. •» 

The whole number of stages running Is 580. 

The total number of death* during the year waa 17,288. 

The receipts from tho Croton water were $480,104. and 
tbe expense* $158,104. 

The Common CounoILhcld "ill aeaaions, costing the city 
$12046. exclusive of the expenses of the tea-room. 

A WitA*D^a Txitx or t’HA*irt.*-The last eminent 
trick of Professor Anderson, the renowned wlBardrWas to | 
give to the aged poor of New York city 1000 five-pound 
lonvrs of bread, and 1000 fi)ur>pound piece* of beef or mut- 
ton. to Ku illntribptcd by the Aldermen of the several 
wan a of that city. The hlreslug* of the poor and needy 
will be upon him. 

Foh Liukbia.— T he Liberia, packet of the Maryland 
Colonixatiim Hociety. wns to sail from Haltimorc on the 8d 
inst Hlu* is expectud to takeout about 180 emigrant#, 
uf whlcli 40-are. from Maryland, mud .100 from Goorgia. 
who are to be taken on board at Havannah. 


Tm; .Mahhacrk in Pa i; is.— A British military 
ofticor writes from PnriH tho following parti du- 
lar« of the mupsacres which followed the u»ur- 


Biugraphy, , .Natural History. 
Natural PbiloMipliy, .Astronomy. 
French Grammars. Dictionaries, Bunders, etc., etc. 
Spanish. German and Italian Grammar. Dictionaries and 
Rondure, etc. 

Greek and Hooks, of all Ueecriptieiu.' 

STANDARD WORKS. 

In every department of Science. Literature and Art. 

J. B. would call the attention of' hi# friend anil the pub- 
lic to his choice collection of Mlaceilaiieous and Standard 
Works ! All the new ami Valuable work* published are, 
received as soon asis-ued from the Press. 

• v DWMKHT1C AND KORKIGN STATIONERY. 

A large and valuable 


j admire tlie President’s 

vigor and applaud hid measures, us apparently 
tending to Imperial rule, whereby the cause of 
despotism, if not of legitimacy, may be strength- 
Ohetl in-Euro|)e, nlthougli proceeding, from uni- 
versal auffrage. $omc timid except ions are Mi 
he found among the members of t ho Bucred Col- 
lege; who sec danger in every chfiRgo, and nro 
already in high preparation for a second flight, 
in order to avoitl tho frightful onlamitieu foro- 
told by the .modovn sybil, St. Cothorine, <»f 
8ezza, which, they apprehend, if bomtuenced in 
France, may be imitated in tho Roiumi fttaten. 
china. " 

Tin* following in front The Overland Friend of 
Chius, dated Victoria, Oct. J10 : 

China prosentH a ( troubled aspect. In Pekin 
treason lurks around the throne : tho Northern 
8<ful>onrd swarms with freebooter*, who, not con- 
t5nt with plundering every vessel that crosses 
their- path, - make continuul ravages iff the va- 
noun towup where any thing of value* is to be 
obtained — and in tbe Southern provinces rebel- 
lion rears it bead, every report giving additional 
success on tho side of the insurgents. With a 
kuowlodge that for months past there have been 
'Upward of a hundred tli dun and imperial troops 
in the field, who make no headway, the great 1 
masses of the people are now beginning to despise 
a government for which they have hitherto felt 
respectful terror. Two days prior, to the date 
of our last monthv summary the Government 
forces were severely worsted In an engagement 
in the Yung-gan district, in which the comba- 
tants brought forth the elite on both sides. Fol- 
lowing thi* battle, about the 28th or 80th ult., 
the rebels laid siege to the chief city of the dis- 


A more cruel, .harburouB, .and inhuman 
slaughter, I suppose, wns never committed. I 
do not allude to the Ihkiug of the barricades, 
but to the massacre on the Boulevards, of which 
there is no ipention in- the Parisian papers. 1 
had a fortunntc eswipe myself. At. about three 
o’chick I was. in the Boulevard de,*< Italians, and 
saw an immense force — 1 should think between 
10,000 and 15,000 men — pnssing up the Roufc- : 
vnnK I accompanied them ns far as the Hue 
Vivienne, to see if I could ‘find inv -American 
friend A., whom I think'l mentioned in my. Inst 
letter, I ^lid not know at the time that the 
troops were advancing lo nitnck h barricade at 
the Porte St. Denis. Not l>eing able to find my 
friend, 1 returned up the Hue Vivienne, intend- 
ing to go n gain. on the Boulevards. When 1 got 
to the top of the ’street, I found a cordon of sol- 
diers across it, who would not allow any one to 
rouu* within fifty ylinltr of them. Just alaiut 
this time ^half-pnM three o'clock) the firing re- 
commenced in the Boulevards Montmartre and 
Poissonniere ; and the sentriift aV the-top of the 
Hue Vivienne fired deliberately down tbe street 
at us. The rush watf tremendous ; but I got 
clear round a corner, and departed for. my hotel 
as soon afcpossiblo. I went out again afterward, 
and went to the bottom of the Boulevards near 
the Rue del Holder, to watch the firing. The 


of unreetriotod commendation, to the course of i 
Henry GrinncB. in connection witli the expedi- 
tion which hears his nanft. It is not enough, 
.wild Dr.' KnUe, to have irnproosed tlmt name 
ufkfti the farthest land range thnt ■ ony jKiJar 
navigators have yet , returned to verity ; it* more 
kub^t&ntinl record is that universal recognition 
of purity of intention, and honesty^ of purpose 
whid) ik impressed, upon the convictions of i»nr 
enGre community. 

-Jw. Kane then mado till eloquent appeal in 
favor of a rwiewa) of the ^®reh. for flip missing 
vfiwels and creWs. whiob to bo appreciated ahoula 
i|»ve l Mien listened lo ; and thus closed one of 
JU itiost intercsting'courses of lecture** ever de- 
at the Institution^ 


«t<»ck of Fronrh, Ktigluli and 
AuicricHii StaGnnury. nil frifli tin. I now, onuipriNiug uxury 
tiling usually kupt in it Stationery VYnrehuiiau ; Writiuu:. 
Letter anti Note PAPERS, or all <le«rriptiim* . BLANK 
HOOKSj ’COPYING* PRESSES. INK. Me . Mo., amt all at 
tin- lowetd enah prices. .• 

Any .Order** IbrwOrfied to Ihe fur Stnmlar-l and Miscel- 
lanuotia tyorki, Ft.ridKn and Ainerleau. will 1 h* promptly 
Htteiided to. ns the stihicrlbor li ronfi<lent, from bin long 
axperitmre. exteurivu iieijunintanee mill grunt (tarilitte*. 
that hie ahility to execute any order for Hooka of all kind*, 
at tery moderate prlew. cannot t»« hurpn**H-d In Urn GuIod. 

Term. Otodi. JOHN HALL. 

fu8 Publiriier and Uookneller, 5tl OruTier i*t. 


MK. JAMES \V RIGHT. * ' v 

Having for private raaaoun which no longer exist, dis- 
continued hia interest during the last busiuct* «eaaon in 
the firm of Jamw IVrlght It Son. w# have now tha pl«. 
sure of announcing that he becomes this day a partner 
In our houau. and solicit* the iuterMt of hii frionds and 
former patrous. 

To correct a general ulaapprvhcneion, ll is propor to 
state that he h&e no lnt erect, in any other house. 

JAME8 WRIGHT A J WRIGHT fe CO. 

New (Means, Dec. 1. 1861 


TERM8. FOR TEN MONTH*. 

Oat-IIALS l> il'MMT 

Board, Washing. Lights nud Fuel. ent ^ 

Mualr on the Thmofort, ^ 

VooaI MUfclc. French. L> rawing and I’tlnllng'. Vlt’ri 
B,ch ijupll wllf furnish her bedding, towei,. booki.'ii 
iUtioncrF- . 

BVoeUl reference to-Dr,L. t Bleekhurn. Ihs 
the school, and the editor ef the L’oneordls Intern,, me 
'SAMUEL IV. BPEBB. I’rine.o.1 
Neither. . Vile s . AJirll'S. 1S41 . 

N. 1).— Fsreule ,nd guardl.ue wishing to n-* n 
for their elhldrvu »nd word. /or (ho nclj term, cen j . 
by addreasing the Prlnoipal. 

The pivseut .lessioii will elohv July *.**». ’ n|i , 

OAK BOWS2RY FEMALE COLLEGE. 

ALABAMA CONFERENCE OP M K. CH.l'Ili’II.SOriH 


A .S' PLK «YD ID COLLET T / O .V 
or 

y, ENGLISH BOOKS, 

Just'll widYud and for Hale by 

JOHN BALL, 66 Gravier Street, 

aiiioug which may l*u found the following : * 

Jeremy Taylor's Work*. Hebrew Uibhs - 

Butler s History of thc'Fainte. Bool^of Genius. 

Paley'a Works. Hell’s Surgery. Burnet's Reformation. 
Ballinger's Sermons, Burnet'a Own Time. 

Hreraer's Home- Mllnor'a Atlas, llritish Essayist*. 
"'TWaxmf-Phyriral^ ^flwvfrapnyi Antiquities of the Jews. 
Atlas of Political Geography. Hurke's Cyclopedia. 
Fenny Cyclop<*dla,16vol*., Carter's Gothic Architecture. 


'nriniin ugrot smio.inoea tl.nl tho nJnihler of 
mneo 1* to rnlso a loan of olfthl million! stei'- 
ipg. Tlio n«wo in not .conSrtned liy the otlini 1 
.opera, oltl.otfgh thero ia Htilo ilouht tluit tho 
lotarumcn* tnll aoou be embari-ueacil for re- 
ourccb. . ’ ' - I- . ' 

HBi.atioVh of Fiusbj! A oOol- 

maa hoa sprung up iH’twoen tho French on.l Eug- 
jlii OotcrumcntB, oriahtg out of tho late dea- 


Kev. T. I,. IlChSKLl,. M A.. l.riwUem 
K. IIOOSUNv M A . Adjunct nn j chi-hiieal I’mfs^., 
Mia. A. B. 1I01ISON. Instructress In ltrowlng, Ihol.t . 
cry, ulc 

Jlfis L’ LEE. l’rltid|'«J nf 1‘riuwry DejilAenl 
Miss M. J. TOUMEIt. Principal of ilu-lcal 
and Teacher of French audOemiaii 


.Mrrtlpondent of th« L.mdor TunCfi saya that 
soon after the cattp tfe/d/bf (lie 3d a oommuni- 
cation naa received from the English Cabinet, 

1 .. , la, aj-a tona n iin. nt. i !• 

■ .eonmiCTi t 01 . iri i tit ting ri'innfki , 

an axulauntion, at to whether it Iras contem- 
plated In completely abandon the liberal conati- 
iptionnl policy, which )tad formed tbe bond of 
olliantc between tho two oouhtrice. The Preai- 
dent as reminded of the fact thnt tho liberal 
polioiat of the twd flovernmetitH had plaoed them 
at the head of Oiviliaatiou in Eurojte, nnd that 
any rttrogtade movement on the part of France 
must necessarily prove distasteful to the people of 
E»ml*,d. 

The reply to this letter is purported to have 
deniodtbat tho President had any intention of 
abnndtning his liliernt poScJ . or ostaldishing 
deepotV iiuthoril v. UallegM tho difficulties of 


heads that tlieir friends might rocogniie them. 
The. soldiers were standing at ease in tho oentre 


Further by the AtUntlo, 

■ j, 


r Hxi^i^yra— 1 * orx Lo st.— T hu Loularllle J our nul of t he 
fith «iy* V steamer CimH^ftaxotiT from Cinclmuti, 
witli two hargus in [tow, heavily laden with provision*, 
sunk one of her bftrgea Sunday night, near Warsaw A large 
bqbr or true, lodgutl under the guard of the steamer, aud 
the cud of it raught in the aide of thu barge, aud caut*ed 
it to fill with water. The^barge was laden with pork, 
and 300 barrels were thrown overboard to lighten it. The 
Chlldc Harold arrived at Jeffunumvillt) yesterday; and 
Captain Beott. entered a protest in this city. He has the 
hull or the McLean In tow, laden with 700 tons of pork. 
TheChihU* Hamid Is drawing 9 feet* water, and will have 
to lighten, or go through tho canal.*’ 

The samo paper : *• WuOunderstand that an ur- 
rangemuut has just been consummated and will soon he 
carried into effect, t’hut will give uh a daily Hue of packets 
lad ween this city aud Memphis, aud a tri-woekly line he- 
twetdi this untl Pittsburgh 

Ths lion Tuior. — The Louisville Democrat of the flth 
sajH : *• The hog killing season in oyor. The houses closed 
on Saturday last. About one hundred aud ninety thou- 
sand have bocu slaughtered at the house* In the city.” 
DiviDrana. 


The eu.-ulug powiiim «,r the ala , to in-iii utiuti will 
tnencu ou TUESDAY, the 0th o| January. \W4. • 
Patron* are requested*, if piaftible. yj euUr pupil* (,u Vtn 
tirst day of the seosiou. * 


Tho Baltimore Sun of the* 6th contains more 
of tho news brought by tho steamer Atlantic. 
Wo have given* by telegraph, many of thoitoma, 
but in order tu keep our reader* posted, in the 
present exciting state of Europe, we give n copi- 
ouH sumniary of every steamer’s newa. 

FRANCE. * 

The balottiug on the proposition for yustain- 
ing the Premdeht in hi« now form of government, 
dosed on Hunday evening, the SUt ult. The 
result in twelve RTrondioseinontH of Paris stood : 
Yeas 182/2 J 7, to 80,101 in the tiegalivo. 

..n* ••*-•** utywiwv-ww” 1 At 6 o'clookxm Monday evening, the returns 1 

his sUiation, and the dangers that had not only *T um J^? Departments, received at Paris, gave 
;Uireut4iu*'1 France, hut tho whole European cuu- r'«mItK : “^eas,** 1; 770, 000; 

t incut li j the rapid litid fearful progre»a of so- “Nays,’ Ltii ,000. 

oinliat idcaa. and it repented the arguments bo Numerous deputations representing tbe trade 
often .mt'fbcth in excuse of the uct of the manufactures of Paris, headed by Mons. 

2d Deo»mber. Lemornaix, presentod on Bhturday an uddress to 

Tlie inewer, however, waa not deemed satis- ^ ie President of the Republic, expressing their 

I faetory, nud a second communication, of a non- deep gratitude for the measures he had adopted, 
official character, wnB sent ; hut the answer to Amiens, the Bishop, dergv, and religious 

this, tlthough, entering as ft did into still con^ationa voteil openly in the atfirniative. 
greater detims, was equallv misutisfactorv. Tlie I aris correspondent of the LonflunTimcs 


cerned ; there was not a living man to be seen 
except ih^Q). I found poor A. in good spirits, ' 
but badly wounded. Ho described the whole 
thing m a wanton massacre. He was walking 
along the boulevards in the same direction as 
the troops, and when ho hoard the firing com- 
mence in the. Porte 8t. Denis ho turned back, 
thinking it was no place for him. Almost at 
that instant the whole of the troops in the 
Boulcvnrds Montmartre, aiid Poison niere fired at 
the windows nnd ut the people walking in the 
streets, who were without arms nnd mnking no 
resist ance. There wore crowds of people at the 
windows, but few were hurt, as they lmd time 
to thi'ow themselves "back when they .saw the 
muskets co tip! But f«»f tlie prmnefiaders in the. 
streets there was no eseapo. The first bullet 
struck A. on the left hand, knocking off the 
fore-finger ; be then went down on one knee, 
and held up the other hand, hoping they would 
snare him. Another struck hint in the centre of 
the shin, smnnhing the larger bone, and a dead 
man fell heavity across him. As ho lay on the 
j ground he saw one br two officers endeavoring to 


(•hiUinKW'i'rth'a Religion. Pictun* of Private Life. 
Christian Evidence*. Gibbons’ Rome. Crahtra Work*. 
Hutlpr'n lludibrM. CrowU'y « Divine Providence, 

Luther on UallatUjis, UrinkHtank'a Home, 

Notthcoot** Fnblep. Uuvier'# Animul Kin^lnm. 

Scott'* Tale*. Ac.. D'Arbley’f. Diary mid Letters, 
Spectator. 'Ecclesiastical Polity. Walpole** Letter*, 
Davis' China, l/arringtou's Heraldry. Demosthenes. 
Beaumont and Fletcher'.*, Plays. peTsralli’'s Amenities. 
Bow's Dictionary. FiehliiiK and Smull.-t. 

Pyramid's Gesia. Swift 'scWorka, 5'i%t*>r's EsNiys, 
Scott's Harmony. Kr^isiArt'b Chrouiclog, 

Spotlswuod'.- .Miscellany. Goldsmith's Works. 

Keith's Ohureli aud Slate. Hall * Works; Stern's Works, 
on Pentatech. Thhirs’ Revolution. 


ouaaaa. w , 

DUNBAR L BUCHANAN. 
ConuuiioioD Merc hauls mid Wholewih (Irocer* 
street. New Orleans 


REGULAR DRY GOOD8 TRADE 

JOSEPH 11 PALMER fc t’O * 
Imj-orteiH aud >Vhot»*salf Dealers in Dry Good*. ('Cup 
street, New Orleans f,.]p 


Graves 

Life of HuutingUui. Thiers' Couaulatu nud liuiplre. 


Hunt's London Architect, Walker's Analysis. 
Parsonage Houses. Gate Lodges. Ac.. 


No. TuGriivier ntri-ct. between Magaalne and Cstup. N m 


Valpy’s Gn*ek Testament. Westwood’s Sacra Pirtora, 


A full supply of Plnntutiou Goods. 


I)R GREEN LEAF. ' 

iMficis— Jackson atrest. betweeu the -Miirkri-bonns «oJ 
Tehiiupiiouliwi street . 

Residence — Corner of Juekson and Magatiur street* L* 
fayette. myJ 


Bank of Kentucky liaa declared a 

aomi-annual dividend of four anii a half per cent 

Tho Bank of Louisville hna declared a semi-annual divi- 
dund of four.nnd a half pur cent., and au extra dividend 
of two aud a half pur cent. 

W lir.r.uno .—The City Couucil of Whecling.hayq passed 
an ordinance, providing for tnking a voto of the people 
uihiii the question of su.hsorlhing *,50.000 towards the 
^instruction of a railroad front Wheeling to IVellaville 

Or r 'or -Co* i,. — Tltere is no coal in Naahville. and it is* 
ui|icotod that the Gm Works will fie flQfl jficlled to Ntispmid 
operations. 

The City Cpunell of (.'inciunati.Ilins adopted n pream- 
ble and roAolutlons requesting their Senators in Congress 
and the uieuils-r from that district to use their Influence 
to have constructed a new canal around the falls, on tho 
Iqdinn side, and also to pufchase the present one.- 

Si sow mm C*r*i: or IIyuhoviiobi*.-— A letter front Hiwk- 
holm, dated, tin) 30th Novemhur. states that in oonsc- 
quonce of the late excessive cold, a number of dog# had 
gone mad. and several persons hud been bitten. 

The famous .clipper. ynnht America, purchased by* Lord 
Hlaquiurrc for 4.tMtU guineas, is reported to have so much 
fallen off in his lordship's estimation, that he would not 
refuse uii offer of 3-000 guineas for her. Bhu i* now rn 
route to The Mediterra nean w ith her owner 

Fun: in. Vu-'Kiucri;.— T heTarge building on Washington 
street, near the railroad depot, known m the Martin 
House. Vicksburg, was destroyed by fire on the morning 
of thu 8th lust. The fire, is supposed to 'have been the 
work of au Incendiary. . » D v 


evat a M.IS I . j. 11 jj^u 

V: KJilNT S. .(ONES. 

Wholesale and Retail Dcalurij in 0abihet'Fur0itutv,t'bsin, 
Feathers. Mo*#, n.ml llnir. Mattresecs. CurU-J lUir.Hw 
Cloth, YaniUh. etc . Nos 40 and 48-Ruysl Mnvt. Ji**' 
Orleans 1* . api 


Maxwell's Wellington. Our Village. Belgium, illmitrated 
Montgomery V Cotton Manufacture*; Burns. illD/drated 
Nicholson's Architecture, ^ukiw of Normandy. 
Nblhbur'fl Rome. Joliuson'sWX) Dictionary. 
Lnryhornu’s Plutarch. The Eternal. 

Roscol-> Luo aud liorenso.- Forty Bjiyy in the Duscrt, 
Foxe s Bistk of Martyrs. History of the^Widdense.i, 
Fuller’s IVorka- Walks abdut Jerusalem. 

Grammar of haw. Life of Whitfield Gejns of Art. 

The Cottage Bihlv. 2 Tolsi, Galloway iwi{Bteain Fhigino. 
Henry’s Conuifentary, illus^-atcd. Ilmth’s Manual, 
Taylor's Enthusiasm. Dickens' Hons, -hold Words. 
Taylor s .Fanaticism. Views in India, vol.a, quarto. 
Taylor’s Klements.'Unlmot > Dloty, illustrated. 

Taylor's Christianity, Jones* View* in Loudon. 
Linyard's History of England. Views of Tauca-hlru. 
Neighhur's History of Bonn-* Taylor’s Llfo of Christ, 
lloxaplu. Hagster s edition, Newton’* Work*. 

Burton’s Anatomy of Melancholy.' National Gallery. 
Baxter's Complete Works, 4 vni* quart,, 

O’Meara ’s Napoleon, Tomlina' History of England, 
Memoirs id O'Connell. Treasury Bible. ; 
O’llaliorau's Iruluud. Picture* of London, 

Chamber*’ Information for the l’eople.J >« 

Chambers' Cyclopedia of English Llteruturui 
Pilgrims Progress. ORambcra’ Papers fur thu People, 
i’orts and Harbors. Kalsehmidt's German Dictionary, 
Kalschmidt's French aud Gumiati Bictinuarv. 

Vl I....-, ..r u- ....... 


(be tnMNlroea befove ilc- 
lemvd (heir ItundnK gronnd 
^Wt-vrftdiliiterv^nct* 


(TllTTENBEN 4: BAMERU.N, 

Dealers Hi CarjK iing. Oil Cloths^uud |inu*ekMpio| ^7 
s ^04sls.‘ Nos. 2C Chartres st’reet and 27 Cllsb'lUhou*' 
BtTCCt. Nrv> GrlBAUS. . 9- 

i. Jr waihiliT ^ " jamm *h/oh: 

A. J WRIGHT Ac CO. - 

Cotton Factors and Commission and Furwardiuj! Mu- 
chants. No. 07 Gravier street. New Orleans... t'** 


tin* uitmUou of uflffiw. ha I uin led to' believv, 

frwtt Um tiiiulnul lutelllgenoe,' tl.e up to .Ife preieut time." 

MH at .he Uiird enJ lecture <iT Fn*S E iN'ii rnv: DtepOTic 1 1’^o re- 

I .lutionB kitwuon Louis Napoleon and the despotic 

. ■ - powers f Euro)* appear to Iw far from satis- 

Tliey regard tbe acts of the President 
VMjrjef W9 John qhito axconduoiveto iiisowu iuterc8ts ns theirs. 

a?**?* JT* 11 W Hie feiupreasion uf Jhe revolutionary parly 
le.^Ji.lutMtli llic Amadmia expe- , n |ght t*t (they arc said to allege) to eh ange 
^xpoeed during Its long end unique o ie i r vims in reference to u po * ’ * " 

of the« ntrwckuB , tti 0 ngi hi a popular movement 

wvjRw' /u.1 L Fkenw Refujkrh in Beloit m 


w ' U. M EI.LLS A: -Cl)., 

Commlssiuii •Merchants. No 07 (iravief stml N'' w 

U'uiis. ,.' v _ 


T H JACKSON . it CO.. 

Dealer* in Flue Fasliionahju Clothing, No. 31 Canal to* 
(next diH>r to Planters’ Hotel.). New Orleaui 
Youths' Clothing. Gent 's Uuder Garment*. 

Trunk*. Carpet It«g«( uml ft general asu'rliafni ef 
Clothing, nl way* «>u baud nud for «*1* 81 

the lowest market prioeij. *1^ 

R. F. SMJJU, IiENTlf-T 

Has returned, aud is deviitlug hiuiiwlf eiclimffljf l» lkl 
practice of ltiij profession. * 

Office at the corner of St Charles street aud L^h)' 1 
tiqU&rv. _ ,s . 

Jt,ll> »•**" 


-The French 
Nliulsteiof Foreign Affairn has intimated to the 
Belgian Govetnmeut that thu tioveriuneut of 
Franc© tumot tolerate that tlie political refu- 
win have cither been sent nvray by the 
French v>U©e br have nought Fafety in volunta- 
ry ©xilMuipld And. a refuge within the Bvlgiun 
temtor; Tlie whole of the YTench political 
refugee in Belgium have eonacquently liceii In- 
vited to “move on.” Piedmont and Bwitxer- 
’nitd luC aleOr received Iiintb ou 'the 8uhject ? 
<ud it i«ai<l that, if they wlioukl not accede to 
the of tlio French Oovern'niem, Rome 

■uoi^ ative- measurea will Ik* adopted next 
firing, ytth tlie consent of Austria, to force 
ilie-iu chai U> dy uo. 

r. MlHCEl .LAN EGLh i 

The Fkaklin could not, iu couacq deuce ol her 1 
xreat d$ft of watcri *obtuin cgree» from tho 
Havre tithe, owing to Uu* low. state of the tides 
•u Uic ffencb coaat, on her aujmiutod day pf 
-ailing, it: Wednesday, ^tlu\ 17\,ii Deccinbci', 
«oid her eparturc h,ad to be powtponed for four 

i^on- iberi J. Walker woe about to embark 
Spr the Lited Ktutv-. 

. Aa8rWj*9jK#t«.*i' from VI*nn»j.Jfi»SBjlL 
j|tt Rnt Zailung, tlsu-t, lltui •' tiir hmUtb oi 
XaoiaUi U) be Uiovtly remove I to Peelb.” 

A von*«y i« »t Uit (arming, mid liutl r»p,>lieJ 
fur an H «f Iui’orpuratlmi, fur wtnhliKliin^ 
<t«aw atMtiimjcaliuii bclwwti lire wtml eoaet of 
.Ireland. Kt vho Unit«.l BtiUc. Tbe nuociation 
.ala be cited tbe Eurotteeu aud Aiuericnii Stem. I 
Socket Hti|jau.v, «ml edvertieed in the Times 


Vicxafli ac. Uaii.koad'.— I t has lwuu Hsccriaiuetl that 
17.215 hales of cotton w/tre transported over tills road, be- 
tween Bramloti and Vickaburg. during the month of De- 
cember Thi* Is 4319 bale* more than* were ever curried 
.iter the n»od lu any one month before. 

Fuium* Ia.Mnvs. — Tlie Jfw-kmmvillf News of thu 3d in- 
•.taut, says ; " We hnve received from our fritfiid Mr. 
Hughey, residing on Lake Monroe, in Orange comity, a 
specimen of the large and bcuutlful lonnms produced ou 
Ills gr«iTe in the vicinity of (he Luke. It is, of the ‘.Sicily’ 
variety, aud.-is-tbv largest we lis ve ever vren. It measures 
ihh-trvt lu circumference, ami wrjglib tlfteeu 

tjfincpv - ■ * 

Scruuty-tliree political joviruals hav« been suspended in 
Krnuee. slnee tha commencement iff (he rcceut disturb- 
ance*. " 


joh.u ooeowi 


GOODWVN .SAld-:. 

Attorney* aud Counsellors ut Law, Aberileeii, 
Prartico Luw iu tin; various Courts held i 


tm of the Lecture were 
4&A to muMof the phy- 
wondcfftil region The 


liuite majority of 2.000,000, which in expected 
in favor of tbe President. 

Ueneral Povniguac arrived in Paritj on Fridav 
night, having been liberated on that afternoon. 

As the election is now oVer, Najtoleon thinkH 
that the time has arrived when he can with safety 
8et free the other ‘Generals, ami a ^report w/h 
current thnt they had.lioen liherated on Tuesday. 

At Bonre, thehirjio^ gurriKuu of 10,000 nien, 
with the exception of 800, signed in the affirm- 
ative, and the bent discipline prevailed. 

The Republican f'lulw iq. Pnris have decided 
that no Republican Government ouu b(« utteiupted 
now in France a 

At ltoufn the votes wert* ‘YeHs,” *28,500 ; ' 
“Nayir,” 0,810. At bile the “ Yeaa” wore 50, 272; 

•iME.V-r’ifl, 1S2. - At- Aii^WB. tiH”tV«»Hr"'S,8b7v 

"Kfatl," 1,026: 

I rry lAiIrtlfrom Paris ,— TJte President re- 
mains 'lelunuincd in pro|Kw« utt nholition of the 
ttolfoi JiilioB, an, I it. also rehnWe.1 nn making 
-nine experiinentii.in JiutiulsUlnir llte proUcllvc 
-TStenr. 

AUSTHIA. 

'Uatn. from Vienna, to Dece mber 17, ^tes 
’ibat notes, complaining of tbe dangerous su]t- 
.poj’l given to politioHl fugitive.- in England, 
were ptesented lu ihc English foreign offiee by 
lire representative, of Ilussin. Austria. I'rusMit, 
and the tievn.i.n Coiiftslernlion. 

On tbe 12tli. u similar note' was also hatided 
I to Lord Crowley, at Frankfort, ussertiug tliat 
Austria will not hesitate to ndo|,t 


.MImlVdppI, U.-nK"; 


and berenth Judicial Circuits of 
Court of the United Status ut Ponloloc. nnd8upr«u 
•»f the dtute ut Jaekjmtr. 

(’laiui* on uny pursou In . North Mist-issippi. out 
circuit, sent us by our frioiids at u distance, will Is* 
fur tln-m to competent, responsible Attorney* by 11 
’■ It (i fere n c e s : 

G. McPartunc fc Co.. AtM-rdeen. .MliHtWj'Pl 
I>. W. Bowinun, 

Cloptou k Ewing. 

Jnmoa H. ^nunder* k Soh.'Moldla, AUUw 
Baker it Lawler. 

John A tWinston 1 Co 
Sanford A Holey, 


expenditure. On one point it is gratifying to 
perceive that the Government lias ntruck into 
the right puth M. de MantueftVl amt hin pol- 
toagucu have revised to employ {lie machinery of' 
Government to control the prices of fyod, mid 
have set a. laudable oxuiuplf, which might. Ik* 
followed wiili great advantage by tlie l.' fi bluet 
of Vienna.” 

Au Austriau pupcr-hayH j * " • 

•• ll in much to bo foared that this will prove a 
very disastrous winter, as the lower classe* in 1 
most. of the Brovincec nro in u sail state of desti- 
tution rTr a itsytVftffhr, t?roattK7»tyr! tt, Oarintlrtir,^ 
Carneola; and parts < of Lombardy and the 
Tyrol,' have miffured terribly by imindatioiin, 
and, even nt this early season, the quickailver 
in Fahrenheit's thermometer lms been .{is low us 
fourteen degrees below freezing point. Tbe 
prices of corn, incut and fuel rise, while the 
vulue of paper currency falls. Wo have heart- 
rending accounts from (’aiinthla. The damage 


deg u, WtWg. btUtr 
toeuut u WMibts in 
C tetwecu thr pmitirt 
aA the nr.gmtitr of the 
b*ssilie |» disUoguiJi 


N'AmtVIU.K JIAlliSK.TinE INSL'U.tNCE, ASI, 
AND Tllt'PT rti.'II’ANV 

Capital . 

’Hurplurt 

Total . 


$300.000-«I1 paid in 
$220.o«Mt--rua(trv« > d fund. 

$5214.000— a valla 14* asut ta. 


Hi. i x Lit * Srmvti*.— Thin aplendld wutvring plncc 9* 
-awiirtcrb»nn>1rt atiniblic vnlwr by nrdur 'of~ttiV“NlcholuH 
u minty, Ky.. (t’ireult Court. 

Hot »'oii Liuiti. —Tbe Board of’ Dlructora of thu Amer- 
ican Art UnitAtrharu cnmmuucud legal proceeding* againat 


JAMES A rOltJBJL Prudiiful 


McHWirWMixirn Co., 


w *3T»rr8 Wai.xkr Secretary. 

LGCAi; DIRETOHS. 

II R vr UlU, Daac W*. Mqpu, 

B s. Fn ta. AW. Wslkur, 

MARINE RIVER. FIRE arid LI FI 

Uiu lowrM rates, and all loeaes promptly adjufted nnd paid 
at the Agency Office. No. 33 Camp utrect. ' +• 

W. TARTKK. Agent. 

* uihl5 


J J. Bvkea L Go., 

McMahon |c Kcarrall. New Orb au* 

S. O. NcUon k Co . 

linn. J. J. Oruiond. Tuw'ai'H>ea..AlH,t*iai* 
J. (;. Wbitw tt. Gniiubvillu. 


fi. O. Nel.Hon, 
Logan Huuton 


tlir NewYorJrHurald for au alleged libel ou Dlrect(>re 
of that limit ut ion. contained in on article of (be lit in«t. 


David Detdlirr, Tuscuinhln. 

Wm. f uoocr. E*q., 
Siinpaon-McAlesterk Co. Flop nee 
Jamuf, Irvinu, FVp , 


©ritl^iu)* of the truth 
itoJfttowjthtag elw.«- 


libiirriri or Lid. isacRANrjr.. — M ilutherf«4rd-fuftna|ly 


rending accounts from ('aiinthla 


Lofis LaMaasiea. Aee’t Agent 


a broker In Louiavillc. but who failed iwtine time .tiuce. 


William Kuox, ^ontgoniury 


douo by the water ic estimated iu tliut province 


O. J. Nat linn tlreun. JViiicheeter. Tuunee-" 
il911E.il Foster. Naehville. 

Richard N’Orno. MtUQlthhli „ . ' _ 
Win. Garvin kCp_. Louisville, huntuejiy 
Brady k Davies^ J 

The New OrleanB OhriflUan Advoc 

Is Issued woekly. at Two Dollars and a H* ,r in ^ 
N’»» Buliacription taken for less, than one 
^ 1 - * • nuilinu*’ 


11s had an lusuranre of 


TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE 

INBURANOB COMPANY. 


alone hi some millions of florins, uml numbers of 
people are not only wiiliout a home, but are 
literally reduced to beggary, tlieir crops having 
been carried away, ami their fields spoilt for 
years to come by th? sand ami stones which the 
riverb brought with thopi when tliev quitted 
tlieir IkhL One of the Emperor's Adjutants is 
now traveling through the districta ■whiob have 
suffered most, and the imporiai bounty has not 
boen wanting ; but much more must be dono if 
the poor creatures are to lie preserved from pes- 
tilenue ami famine. Tbe snow lias fallen in such 
muBHftsAhut we are uljnoHt cut off from the rest 
of ihc world. Tlie mails from tbe north have 
boon waiting these two days, and things are noL 


f,5000 ou his lift-, for the boneflt of bis wife. and. thu* by 
this wlsu forethought, he hai left her hi (‘ouiforiabli 1 clr- 
cuinstanruk 

R*rit> Aoifscr 01 1‘sorr.Hir — A tract of laud, nonr 
HawesviUc. Ky . savcii miles from the Ohio Rivur. which 
not long ainc.c was bought for fifty cunts an acre, and soon 
after sold for tun dollar* an’ftirc. to an Ohio cuai specula- 
Dr, wus again sold, a few days ago, to a New York coni- 
pftuy, for fifty dollars per noro. It is said to contain an 
extensive deposit of .purf uauiiel coai,- 

T»ir FoHKxai Diyoacc ('sax — 'fhl* ease continues to 
drag its slow length along. At our lost accounts, It bad 
already been In progresa fifteen days, and therp vja^no 
proapec t of d very speedy termination. Oh * th* 2<i -7 

Mr Van Uuren read ths osfebralcd Confutlo Utter,' 'with 
t ht public l>jJj^dyAmJllkr . ^ cll, d 

by aurh a coal sfiHtfffl'l,,. rffffWfii?Viol jrMtr 1 . • - 

’ 1 , 0» f * m- J- lim mF 

Nrw Coftirurm — ' Thu LoulsvUiu papora mention the 
appearance of N uew counterfeit $10 bill W-t^ Rank of 
Loulsvlliu; ' ■ , , , 

Tur Fiax- A tsa m .— T hiT" fiperioienu with the Ulectrie # 
firu-albrin In Dutton have proved Uighly saliafketory. and 
iliu ayatunt prow* lo Ik- tvdiuiniblu 


CAPITAL ©800,009. 

JOHN M II1LI. President. 
G10 . W. Ma8t|ij, Aerretnry 

This long estAhlished Company, with tho most amj>le 
means for the protection of its Policies. eoutiuUV ,0 take 
RIVER, 5EA and FIRE RI8KB. on the m<<>t liberal 
terms, nt its Agency in New Orleans, at the office of 
PICKETT. PERK INS. k CO.. 

•inh8 


Austria will not hesitate to adopt meuBureb 
which which will iuuke it imminont or 'difficult 
for Eiigminueii to travel in the Austrlau iitaten 
nn loug us the jObt complaintF of the Inqierial 
Government are nut attended to, in London, and 
pn organised communicatiou between the revo- 
lutionary party in England uml all tbe Conti- 
omitul State* ut carrfed on under the protection 
. 1 **y* The* note ftirtlier add* that the En- 

glish will have leita cause of complaint, at> the 
e^{ r ©8 011 01 $dU 4©I>©nd.ip^ itdui - 

A considerable burn ot money which had heen 
forwarded to Hungary by the Loudbu Demo&utu 
fta* fail eh into the hande of the government, it 
ia nuppoHud to have been brought into Hungary 
Ljr foreign euiiaauriee. English travelero are, in 
oonaMiutiuoe, clooelv watched < 

I Tbe Archduke AD**rt ban returned to Buda 
I I'wl to take up the rein* of govoruinent H© 


scribcr* will lie undursioud a* wishing to 
It !* ('iprussly Btatcd othurwisu. 

This Ilinuraut Ministers and Preacher*.' 
Kjdacopal Uburch. South, arc. all of tl 
agents of thu Now Orluaus C’hriniail A1I1 
payments may U* made 

publication, uuii 


lK/lcon iff baij! to have given the Prua- 
luxent nnd other great continental 
fttffai formal aasurtuoo ut bis lnton- 
«*f« nud devote all liia Xorce 

IJJStoi 1 'of > lie anarohjcal elenwnte 

r»l «VM «r twelve ihouwnd men, to 


37 St. Charles atrwt 


All communicatiou*. whether uf bu*luec® or , .1^ 9 
jS.mllllng mmir, S£ *“ * r . ripl 
the em.iunt cf ,«n do[|«{jrtnuJt U |, M 
Nu.yUlu,r, uour. ln»rl«l 

rfllffi tVil Vli>»-. r ’ r 

I VJomWuuQllijn, mu, I be eiMiw**’ 1 1 
.M.'Tnoek.eew Orlwuui * W**! 

Copuuunleetlun, IprulTjng ^^*1 

eroount. ut revival,. rrll*l..u, uu-Hlni'' “TV., the 
hlogr»|i)li,w. <U' UHiWbi' arr..m|'»iii«l 

.. A ul.M U(IV.rti,,'UlUIltV will I- 1 i 


ia already mareh 


By advicee from 
ia almoatfBowod. 

car- 


much better from the south. 
A gram we lenrir thiit tliat oif 
In; nf1(*ff«r 

riivgotori’ . - * * > 


iipbRugry uetici 


[hut the treaty of Hanover 
11 fie affirmed. The Ilpuo- 
1 al»ou\ to adjourn till 

fait of the t'ourrier ft* 
M Huitot applaud* the 


felts Hxsmv ffi Lwta — It U alated that Sir Ileury Bui- 
wur will gojo Italy fur his health, probably in a diplomatic 
uaif city, and that h lu w Minister will aoou be appointed 
tu-thp United States lu thu muau time, special authority 
wilt W runfermt on 5lr Crampti'D. now in lYmliiugton, to 
•attic all pending question* — 





OrpiX 

imoe 


li 

• pi 

Wtoe, 






u ii"^ « an iw’jtn t (In' laimnc* m| tlie word >1 
•I" l.»>r»l which would 'fitting the.-ioppAi- • *t 
3 d I tin- IVililo irji-nts in’ll] pi.— v 1 1 1 i*i » i i ii 1 1 at 

h ri •ni^' l |j.- j.i. i\ t It* i j . »rl.-- i • • I 

hose in hp- dUtai.f* ini-- 1 • r i t'n-M- iyi ' -ul •• 
' Iiiiii/naj-- lull I.frrtiul traii'lat.i n- 1 : t% •• 


Mother’s Bible. - • • 

is«irtim« i"f;. 

IWf.will nn 1 .UW.-n Mart 

V,h fHluTint; iu> “»! 1 
^ Vi tiijity h ,, <» rt 


i.ur nVhillytroo 
r s |wiiil«Jl)^ W'l 


'»«rj 
lU - In Itw ' 

WeUtV, 

il tifl 

°f *nhh 
••Is mini 
toll iv roa. 


, m ,l till) lil'iirtli •If ||- ,, 'I I 


:it llw lAoiiinp 'pteiyfr. _ 
,|rt,lt i'f ''in ' 1 I'iiu- - 
i„urt nivlii'Hi'i i'y'il'l il'ii'l- 


nt' l-'auts "{""i ii'tutv-j-liii! t i ■ ■ I, . 


itniitli tliir-iiri' 


‘f ‘Uvrt 


saU'if. 

1 *Vi f»u. 

] omninuf 

* h " i , |iffU| 
r °ni|icifiii 

br |*nm. 
n»trur|ii a 

" furni-Uj 
'InituDuf^j 
Ui ' 1 firing 

rdi>u»m 
ilift. Tin’ 
III’#' SftaiD' 
I 'ted to ibi 
ithlcr* f«i 


\ yio lciirnV'l < I oil's word l" hear 
t nmol t I yt 
What 'thrilling in**ni' ri ■ - <"ino 
•jintliat little &r»»up i's.im-t 
Hithin* tl )' 1 wait-, of Iimno ' ‘ 
t truest friend man •• v.-r jtne'xv- • 

;,v onnsfht i » V'^L \ «• tried. 

v.ill were false I i * 1 1 1 1 1 • l ill* tru»' 
ij^coiuisrlh'i* ->iid fruide 
itiinrs "t‘ earth iiKtreipuii'i** jive 
i'aat <>ittld iliis volum • *»nv. ^ 
veiling irt' tin* way -to live... 

•taught mi* h'.w" t.*» diy 


n i>/iiH» 44 t - 


a in. r' i'< iti'ii.; f . 1 (in liihl-* 

I ■ I’d 1 dot - hut prohibit 
' -*’ 1 I ’d'l'- ■> ,u I hi prohil.nl tin 

*'" • tin 1 iimkiii”. ili.- uV'ivj. mi. | 
in • "I tin' poison ui. ,, |fnl, lo.iiiir i. 
Idhi^ wiliMjiis. and, many i #t I i» i r 
•w i- tliat nii^lit In; nt' niioiifil ' 


-• $li» o# 
.. oow 

to to 

xtra 

• IXKitU I S| 


* "'* Hi! ’• • all I If t- -.1 t’.i iltl! • ill a 

1 - \y year- the sirhline 1 1 • I •• 1 uilt up n it. 

would. «.li>-. as \iihiMii '‘-ii kb*;, tl- w~ r- 

Idi" paiviH N" i’t v. ip l! u- Iasi r* j.. i t. 

• xpr--" ili. .-pin; ; ■ and la -I- lull y * <H-t ;ii it 

tli' i'i I iiat while - 1 1 1 - -an*.- in v t- i iitiin. 
I... vipMaiir d ly t he \ - hmtn'iA - It' -rt - ■ -V’ p i - 
t - ,- i' * • a'- 1 "tli' i'i there • nl i '•;,• u t.t 

thf bf rvif .•** . I' un a.' i.; wholly •!•%••• • { i 
.tip* w.-rk. would U-K r- 1 aj !•• t -.n l’ i,. - !• 
lul." Now bell. -M tin- ta.-ts ijt.tlf . In 
tin* Stnlf -.uf iNi-w ^ ork. wliAro i !■■ ay 
and cadfiurttipo M^.'-iii » d tjiiu they : a!y d 
during la-r voir. •. In Vir.di-.ia’,. 


REPORT 

the Committee of the Alabama Confer- 
^epce on the Bible Cause. 
.lYUyinht"**. alter thtvnio't • ai’ t’iil .:it 
;i>ii.tO tho fi.uhji'i't I'Vmuii.tt' d t*. tin in. iv 
rt that fur two realms they think ii nior- 
-nled tiutioo of the sid'jeft than, tlij^ lioik- 
’UMiully had i> n«»w.dfinunded 

first recoil i'. that tlin-r y»-ar- Iiun- 
••od. during which .th** re ha.-' Iiocii no rup* 
igent ■ f A 8 ■" ii our field i»f 1 U 
r* in C'insH(UC*net! t»f \vlil«?li nv -y.-t.-nrati: 
iftsdifiyi* l >cen niiido in the IliMo oauk 
i \\v. im»’V'.->t turmerly ltd; aiuoiip .ih»:,|^. 
• luiv I., a gn-ut t'xtfnt. jms.Hfd away. 

Tin* MMNin«T7fbntfiiit*rsiti«iii i-*. tin* f.\ilftr<v> 

4 iwy ff fii l 'T-:m 

ik"«. the 


itPlligfDu:. 

'rincipul 


REPORT. 


Committee oi the Alabajria Confer- 
ence on Sunday Schools, 
uiiihiih-- up th«' •‘aa r tr>ti -> .1 Mnnla\ 
s in tin- Al.d'ama «' . n \v.’ Imvtt 


"•tire p'ivr 
II. OtQ ilu ». 


It IIW**.' wm I Ii. u 

Ih'-n niav ilu- duiK'i'i* 
i" out "j- Ip tv n„ when 
i'- uii to. i, lit 1 »nr of find, 
•ill- l'i>UeMlllil l.fvthri',1 


all liot _ i lid >)• l 

1 " t to lie prepared l 
•. ui' from lie- hit N v 
I wvfuhl prladjy m 


llegb, 


i i I d >'C con -taut ly n nrl ? t r> .n« 1 y , i tli m. 

HiVlo is t lie -ady tnie ' a-is . 
!i k l:ititm’iuid juri'prit'h n<- \ 

z puaidiaM "I" iuMii.- tie* un>a 


ir. 'K mM.il- 


w.ip-U t lie I addin'. 


iiiltLiii.-X ia hltil.ip 
' j-' pularl v at ilie w t 


lent 


... -.40. iii ■ i i,-in ui, 








a will (Vim- 


i^»i ur'ir 


pfliphlHi. vvliim 

■ •li , i«.rlment .Mlm<< tt. !"• nut j ..Ti. •. I i< - 

- •'./ J»iuli. nn.lro.juii-.-~ in till 1 -iincf, 
].rf‘.[>:iyinrnt-i>l ]n -tapj" iijii>n tln ni, I 1 . • 
Dn tho ttnnii.tl iv|,(ift ..f tl;.. \ |{ .'.n. 
wiimco. i, iW.viil'. ( I'nrii.nvly I'., wlin . 

• jiir-'iit. Nn'iuty .In ii". 1 . ■-•! wurratU.-J i. 
"I«yins I" till' i.mlTTpKl, t lu.u~Tin.l.< .. 
.‘.iamstijiiinihUT' anil i.H-n.l n-r< |'.. r 
■si I kwSi li-U | ..•in . . i I - tl.,,',. w |„ 

■ int.'resti'il.. ,tlvis r* |i. .t t i- ltMjs|..-'fl<nM..' 
!, J“ , .l , " v ;lms rtlWuiiaHv viiiiill, ii- .irr-n- 

«"l tin- I.. ...ill.. . ,T it* \ ..I till- 


..j". in.'ivi 


Uplli on IS* 


•"'■'ir-h "I ’inlitllij 1 w\~ p.n, .iii l -Vutl 


Thb Devil Keepin.V the Chtyroh 


LADE. 


Tl n r'T !7 vi t < 


Drv ili.^i 

1 C«iup Sf» 


i&rraatiun. 


' nr v lninitt. f. tli.-r. l',.r... tliiuk it tl..' 
’’ Iml "f ]iUtv*.H..l ..f jii.'iii ... i l.nt a. 
- j racticnMp. this r.'i„.rt -* 1 i.,iiM lay 
■•Wwtiiiwit fn.-ts ilin.'.'U'i I \vi.tl. tl..* 
-iri' til.* ( nil I. ■ l v 1 1 1 ■ i 1 . ami thi’minli t 
t- ^ur people, all .. 1 ' vvhi.iin. . . |ii:tllv 

<v ' l, * s - fwl the ii»|v'.rtiiii I til" , I 

■" "f ill': llil.InjlM-lt -tliat 
V" Miy,juu..)l"t.. lliiiltiiily III' 
?'•**<*,>» (I):: ..UnjUNiinl, '..f h.tV-Jli 
; i'«s I’ltitr. 1 1 iih inl..il- iT„ v in - 
•'•• mi-i-iy.. im.l avcri'tlii jlf ’lVil.l.. i,* 
M in tlwOM.an .1 N-w I , 

•■Witten Itiiml ni' ,\ Ijni^hty i ;,„i | 

nUli'Kll nil tiling* tliat |H.ftajii t ,, 

•B-Uwiw-hyits I.xnnntfinv. C v ,r: lt 
": l " I'r.'inisnH it lUini'nfti tl„. 
W«IHWnik inn 1 . |i... t ~ tin- il. *.. ..in, 

•' HiWi* i< the f : , - - . . 

• ‘; , M"f ilir,|,t,|t i" U .„j , „ „i, 

■"■ “I r - file'" rri.ln tl.,: , w .r, .. „ -i 

' «||. '.-Il tl... I rln.l I, II, in,. ||, 

11 m.'l li.ii|tui*liii,^. a ' 

,Ul .liir.-lj'.-tr.Mi.s „f j.,.,, ||„, | 

’I linu- ti f, 'bt-r vuir«lii|.|M-re .»«:•• | * . 

da* fhirfjvfi.lt h year of its exist! 

' " iS <‘tilli*i , ji,ud. ; li'oin donations 
| . /Volf, -ah' of Hiidi-s 

'%nts>| 4 ii,s|- 7 - .jo Jindh sii 7 ii.»; 

:,1> Mllll. > I/, 'it ii i . .. Iv. . oi-i . ,r 


tl‘i> pl-'-a: work in tin- p.'i-t •- 

want (){ ili.- pir'iM ip-" and i 1 1 1 ( j i • in r : ’ i i • t ; 1 V . ! 

a Lp'M t •* oternily . a.loiu\ eiiii *t<dl l-'iv m -u 

exteii'iv' ni.-aii' of ii.iloiination. w f«-. 1 ',i| 

in saying lliere ha> been no pt-rh-d' in th 
history v)f.t4n^e.,iiiitry tin- i onlV-i-onr.' v-'m 
h>:ae ( *'. when; tln-re iva- 'ii,« 1( iini v»* r-a 1 ivndi 
•‘'•S' to reeeive." and. «h..niaud for tie- led 
Neripturo'. a- tin 1 pr.f^yu-t. Tin- j-art: il >uj 
pdi‘ - proiiioJeil.j.y tliV- a':- heN^.f^ "1 1.-- ( in, ‘cina 
"I tlii' ( - nimi 1 1* - du riny tie; v- ;r- 1 

V dlllv 'ee III to r hsi\o aw ak’-lp d til-' p j 1 
t- a son so up tin' on". '.Ill d-'-litin i- n . ai. 


t-bonw idJ 


ntttii u 
mo 


ture. CbAir*. 
j lUir. Jlw 

api 


kMpinii Dry 

!|lel"IUh<HIK 


“ijei moiui- i'v win r* 1 1,.- pr pee , v • I' 
■t’li'lyin^ tile’ll). <_• 1 1 v 1 • I v' 1 i;i " a! nl war. I* will, a 
1 1. i •• • a ii«t .'•ul .-..uni tin I ' |tl ' 1. • - ..ii a* 1 1 ; . y 

in- • . 1 1 •: i ' >li • .,f V' a • 1 i 1 1 .. 

'-’■I j I 1 #, "in' a' siitlii.i. hi l.I.r. Mil l . "Mi. 
f 1 " V I" ■ : , I jiil l ... . ,,,, 

■1 " •;> ti.f. .fi ■. iiii'liak.-n -aiVil' nn1».itii.!".| ail. I 

l.h.il «-c w'lfl in* i". i nV |iv1,|* „f la !...,• 

lii.y aivri’ilili'.l at:'-, it tiny may - n.| am. am 
«'••• n'"' will.'t" tl..- l.. -t . I' ...iiji, al.il jt v. "... 
' ' 1 "" f'ji t • Svilll Mill.. Mi '.." 111 ., ■til,;.; .Iitil-.i* im.'i 
| , 1 , mi. >t in *ii| |,li| * : , ' 

• I I I'M »•' ■ •'Tillally a|.|,f.,vi. ■ I' 1 1,..;,- 
-| 1 >1a I -■ -Titul'V- 1.:], in rli, >. an In iai Slat- * 

1 1 "t w. l.ave lull Mi.l.ai. . , (|f, ;;,. v | 

'•■.■• ' • w lli.lli.it* lii. I. IV. i. . I - i ilitii * a", 


il’iTV'shl 


arJiug Mil- 
f>S‘ 


• ai' i v.iniuoii 


Veal' 


. -'•alan had jin . idri* ., f \\ ■ i .. : . » i i n • : I-.:- 
..ui, h:n ; ol.-.iii * lioul’f le-Vp ■ .wonl 'i nld v ' t 7 
pa* 'Majo w, nljiiri’hi^. oto .l.u'dVIo. .iify nif f .;n 
In tie- nho\e eas.- dn* showed thru h • w : 
wi i’t-lv iiWake and the hall and -upper. 

4 It • 1 1 cr h eoiuplilie lit.ed as J.y . |ar tjje hi;se 
■piv- h.'l’i. i'n within t In- hist two years. ' were 
fa]l ii-'it' * bo. may all ait'.nipu to promote the 
;dm-i"ie- intm-sts of the kingdom of JeVu l.v 


oral years, l-'i-om the elf.iii vd '"’ 1 alluded 
.i’ was found thru ili tl" I . -fe uio;... ’fm 
rauo of on., in • • i _ J 1 1 . ol- .ten tainili- ah\.r 
the jioorer eounties <>uo in from thro.' r . • 
wore found entirely desi'mno . f.thi- holv 
■iptuivs jhit "the ' avopaiu' of tamilio' 

•ids no real view of the aetiml «L«*>t i t ti t i* <n . 

iiitin v l'aniiliov ran^iu^ lVoin fi\o n- Dfi.-en 

imnihoi- tllere isd'iiVt oiie IVdd'e. and tliat 
iiap'. liii’pe. old. and iinsi]rhtl\. S •* tliat all 


Cau »1 


t#. 

frnenl "f 
lent 

#pi* 


lui ini. !••!,. ** 


ri» uior 




renTTlslTTieTit 


MILS »• 


1 “‘O. .T,v.a;^,use rt.j.Mrred.-v.ilua! 

"" ■ '■ 1 tv - 

', ; I Ihl.i WlllJI I" | ;. I, I,. 


di''- Siiutlie-ri.l* State 
ij <lf hem ViieliV 
' -Missouri s f 1 1 ii i . - M i - - i 
• iliiH ijiiikiiiT.oiv^v 
• sdllXy-'i'f Southern St 
■" numlxT of Uihles 


i, 'MtoW? 
in il»f Sii- 
. the lUrtn' 
j prvnie 


ii. out d* 
ill Ik 

. by «» 


•'-r is 27 h. 0 t.ui. 

‘"b* -iii 2 .nl it); 

the sa 
’VD thiTty-tw. . 


J " ' ' u M'lle ui* I o -tiiment ii I m :i . ■ 1 

],"iic»r.i„ 1. wiilj,:i„. 1,-t .11,,... . ,..|..|! ... 

, 1 ": I k, "|| III" I k : I - 1 1 'il.'l'i .1 h -IIIV 1 1.1 • .Hit Ijj 

lit'.-, wli". Ill'll ■ - • ■ r- ; vvli. I .. i l.-.-v ii.,)!11,|,.. 

"'.mill T H'l 'lint III. 111. y t"i "III, :■ . hill, v 
iiml n'limiii ili -titut" ,.i tl.... . . , , . 

in r*.| ir.-u-li 
■li"iil.l tl... 
fmiirli tli" 


cmCVJLAK. 


' HuiiiliiA- 
-'••<> in l.-Ti',. i 


To. the Tr.ivclti.s Pitucliors. of .'the Sfotith- 
.Weston! Conftimicott: 
l'i III e. II I I itnTVs A* s . ..... \*-i.*tmit |,,..'.|, 


■n o by uurh 
I j i 1 1 J,or t ' a 


'l' 1 " 1 'Lllic— iird t i sh— tH+d- d*- m vi; 


--nHv 


iii“t ii. 

- mI *"!'l it* i**,,..* 
±'^>'.:UCr n;i,f„ s,-..; 

th,! i ; ,viliz '"l 'vi'lil. „r I. 
''"'y uTl- I,, v w .| 

” ' 1V: " w Tk in WllM II ill, 

11,11 ' .-ui 

""hi" vv,.rk Tl... 


elph’s t i o,( into all the \\ 
tie- pispol t" every eroutiir 
friends of the lhld>-, enrr\ 


V' in it eoniluon vansr 


i v \| \ \ 


■l — V l i 


•pmurtTy: 


ei/nm.iindiy 

I’llO ai'-Vvo.-jiriielf, wiii.rn I l^lVe 


< ■ stimi, that 

li’njQiaiu- 
I'llt'i'UUl 
i !■> vl.'Mi.iayor 


every . eottu^i*. A tin- hiem 
ieih-ts his furrows with tl : • pn 
-la uld the world' he sUppilod v 
turd (lm.il we'd" Uif lel'l a k e" the 


Ijaii 4 ie)'., -. 1 A 


REPORT 

Of the Commlttna ©u Riljho C. uih-j pf IJou- 


Irrrni-l-HsuiJrJmy I . tl, 


fsiaua .Couiei'encu, 


•it ‘el toll 


.dvocit* 

flDhl^ 

AH ^ 

itinu#-^ 


d ’p«*h n v t Ci > -.iiUV.f 


all pi f e-. upon tl • ;i" oi. . in u a i • f ,1 

ward-* ly I — I - • \v i . i • , i •■aeh th* ir a- p- 

H'o.V. •:;< t aide to roiul. a ,,, v . I the I'dld'o ’• \ u 

It \Vv.uld I'O I saerj.dv l;oep*fakv. fopipiiird . 
‘Nv it'll w.hieh. nollttji^, vould 'ho .nl sm-h an* \ 
ilhv'miil ol solemn- and ‘ deep iiuporthiii o to f, 

-t-h** (“hurah. iihd ll»e w hole enitlrt’iw • If WtttTkfc S« 
hen elieup. siiii|de and elfe^ual wuyinf luep’- 4 p, 
not re- the eountry. in -enminjy years, supplied .p. 

Srri.p.turos', Mure' thinn Ids 

ndW in ii state ijl - iiI'-'t yntrs. wlihji th ; p.ioim doiyu*s -iialf 

i lie- no .a tip- reiJveiued. iind. t| 
• ejiilrli on shall' l.i.ise hei u)ue .in» .d 

•at top. .! wid» o\er ffm woild they „ 

t ' those .sjji'i'ed im uiontfio • 'and i- : 
,read.iti t. lieir sniniejj pujvnt> h.u. 1 - ,, 


• - 1 1 _i*t, wii.it •*•■ iiit * ii /uuii tiiui ti- Vi i rfi’-di. 

■• u i i ' • 1 1 v arl Iviii. *i T i .til* :;»> i ■vftii’i, l i 

. i i a . i . ’ ii» ii r. h. ta to** i.w’ur • i> e* • ’• - 
le .i ‘lT|l-!i| fo , ‘ . r m Onii.mP ill - • ’ . Mlia-v 1 
n Ui. r- lie a • • ?n tuukv X ijoir |iiUi.-iw I ., 

it il,.’ so il it i > | i- i. . oi l luu; fur itiWi > * f f\’ 
l 1 1 to In* furifM.b it v nil lh«’ nv‘.' «- - i"'ol • i 
i.abh- ah in i»», i.ui’lf ,Un» <*tt|»iiol («* if' 1 - i .i» . -< ti 

i«Tu fe». 4 i .iiltjiVr noil worthy « i ej :r', u . i<» 

i'li”tliir"i In- ,l'Vii' n /'-r lie-tub r- •! r i r . ; * . 1 ' 

Iml |. r ijovi rii' r . Aii'llrnr im.l ill* nib' /- of » in' ‘I -Mir 
^••) ‘|i>i.l V..wt’u UI nu bt»i'>iiUurivi* to ihaputiio i.it 
t biriurf OT.laif I •• I'll' i' |i« rl^l Ail i’bf» IV 

lll'-ifli'l iwll* coils’ tll'IIC- B lllt.ll ..||||^ oi th*. il). fit yi 

i 7 ,l i-li-ef lo*» « I •■; • ntlig’bu tie- u*»o- ibo.W ’ 

I u uu.fl furUi’ r irtvi’’ your HllflitU ii i ■ i * * I'.li til -' 1 


ai.gju; 


— uui- ny i \ 0 .. ,,i 

mi,,* . .. ' 11 S #|||.| v’i'iir. 

,.|. I , HU'" S. 11 "".--|.'|'U(|"" sHfiWh 

, " 1|,|K i ' 1 'nil Mill... Tl.,* 

U'O.f ,t. Wl,i,.|, M., v 

t"r wuiii r 

iiu »Vir.!:::7. l ;: : .^ r " ""- url - v wi,u .“*•■ 

■ ll '" I'il'itt; J .,.,,1 I j,.- Hj l.fi' > I ... V . j . j | „ 
r. .. 1 .• w,iii n; _, u j il... ('l.riviimi ' vv li.-if ll.u- 
M'iJfto ■ , '"l ' ! ’ 1 pr III.. ...-■ iv*. mi, | : 

"" r y y.i vvl.m "Mmijtiy will itm.' 

U ^ I'ni).,,.., ..ol*" .ii-|,".inr,,ii wliilc tl.. . 

HlfUiri'i- ..I 'I''-' I''''li> *a*,ji.TiO 1 writ... 


,,r b*"-; i 

4 " Ill, 


vv li. r. ..,,.• I W"III. Tl." w I’ll t II 
■vvri.il. '•' fi." ."Mill 

^mr;' nnrn soirii-affi*i» : -ni,id'- tt 
-.ion "f I'ehyi' |i and hoeiune 


•I jirpiits., wit ji- all 
propihu.^^;' i t 


liiriiijt il' 


e iu^rtJ 0 * 

boch 


IlftllUl "I Du 'liV 
I liu- M f >t} nit i 
I’UtlU* » I V Us _ i 
-uts jrjiu hHilT", 


. M > ‘"" ll "” *: li." I»"S I "1 ‘.'"1 , vmt’y.wt ..f irHii,*|..ir)iim,n jpuluUo.l 


.In nu. try . 1 

eVi 




" \ n ■ • x it irr,di£tpTjs 

yamj/ Ulan 


’ I r . »V 1 -ii.- Ii !«i vpitlinur in- ' 

|j '■ y an til 

V 1 |Q 

iiuh - lid , ■ 


r.v . 

:• I): 

i* ir .-ini'.'dmi: 

nd e< 

n -oi’.-n 



tliUllI 

. tl... 

i '.i' 1 " 1 ■ i 

. p: 

d-;ja*' 

tie* . : 

I!*.* 

•JOHl 

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•lliy ... lvi,""l 

• 1 ;.\ n 1 

e-roy 

'and ] 


1 , Hill ’ 

l.v. will, 1 . 

d t he'l l*' 

h P! 

sih.’ly 

u.' " i 


■I *|„ 

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Saturday Momipifc Janaary 24. 

GnitK Miwiok*. — tkl» i'Rui*' hn« bad * 
impolite givqn to it by excellent resolu- 
tions In the 'Lmirisnn and Alabama Confer- 
•net*. and by the presence and effective appeals 
ot Dr. Sehon. the Mirifcmory Secretary, in our 


THE LAY MOVBMBNT— WORTH. 

Sime things of interest have liecn trans- 
piring. of late, in the M. E. Church, North, 
ominous of troublesome ngitation to our 
brethren there, (tn ncoount of our nWnce. 
wo have not been able to keep our readers 
advisoil of those matters ns they Tnrose 'Vc 
now present them with n synopsis. 

In obedience to the call of a Committee of 
Nine, (appointed at a former mooting) n 
meeting of the male members of the Metb- 
tslist Episcopal Church, in the city and coun- 


Dr. Sehon preached ,n Eel.eity street (lf PMtadelphiB , „„„ held in the Union 
W. on Sunday Imt, MjdUfted a otJecUnn c Th CTening , Dcc n< 18M . 

< um $300 for this p«r~. He will ^ ^ ^ 

th. bWJIme »d Mor«u_ street formally , ly ttppoint . 

hw tomorrow at *-M. p - “ " ing a IVesidcnt, Secretaries. and twftnty-three 

^*AILJP^ W I le oa or y.^ Tho design of the meeting 

lor boiUtaf i C«M»n i . ^ ^ promote such <Simngcn iiv the ecclesi- 

Nrt xss* Dr. Sehon srill ns. t Baton Rouge, .... . L „„ „ lw 


WoodviDe. N.tchea, Vicksburg Mid other tion offay UrfnenreTnto t’h 
***’“"* •Mire prosecution of the im- 

of the Church 

hirfnnnr he hue in charge. ^ e have Alexander Cummings, Esq., the chief speak- 
M doubt teat what is not acoomphshed by ^ among ^ . rcu , onR for 

*® ,r4 * * >< ' rr ’ “ inul'Ung the German ^ p ropoecd changes; the statistics of the 
Church, will readily be done by the generous - a Confercnoc nnd thc , Church , 

•U-ef Alabama, Misriasippi and Louisiana, ^ The minutc8 of the jf ha . 

Wh * *?*** H<,fia 0 ! U, ***”*' ■ adelp hia C onference wore ..id to show that 

m for the last six or eight years it had been at 

AliMoxaaT Meeting. — On yesterday four H ,tand, if not retrograding; nndintheChuroh, 
of fb. saiminnaries destined for California \ orai] Jt wag asserted and sustained by fig- 
•f™ ■ : brothers leokley and urc( ^ that there had been, since 1844 , a Btendy 

Ifl* Alabama, and the two Brothers rapid decline. [The speaker produced 
Smmema, of Oocggia.. They leave on the gtatoitics, proving that in thc seven' years suo- 
To-njght a mfamooRry meeting cced ; II g t be division, the Churchy North, had 
Will bo held at MoGhee Church, comer Per- decreased 28 , 552 , while the Church, South, 


astioal system as might allow thc introduc- 
tion of lay influence into thc counsels and ad- 


dido and 


streets, at which these 


liad increased 75,368. But Dr. I’cck has 
txethiyn will be present Service, to com- ma d e n rebntting statement, from nu- 

miMt a* 7 o'elook ; aoniUotod by) Dr. Sehon. thoritative documents, showing the gratifying 
T® "(fa intortuting oocadon thc Church and f ac t the Church, North, has had in the 
public an nape etfaUy invi ted time specified, a net'inorcase of 65,162 ] 

_ „ Z _ , The following, among otl.er resolutions, 

Java's ^ discussion, adopted by a .majority : 

ui* uuiaua ’ , • “kesolved, That a committee, to consist of 


i respectfully invited. 


Tatucaufs iUroiT.— The Treanrer of 


, 1 3 ' 3 “Resolved, That a committee, to consist of 

be pnpamd to Submit his annua re- twenty persons, bo appointed by the chairman 
k. if jdedgea of the Anniversaiy u f yds meeting, to act us an Executive Cuin- 
TUbodsux wen closed. Will mtytee, whoee businhss it shall lie to adopt the 
urn or Reed please forward a necessary measures to coll a General Conven- 
tion, to be held in the city of Philadelphia, 

- on Wednesday the 3d day of March, 1852, 

■ i, , •„ to ooneiat of delegates from the various sta- 

^ ^ dons and circuits within the bounds of our 


aa Pint Page will amply 


npap a peturnl— especially the fast and cburcbj to take jnto consideration the pro- 
•Ubanta one, on Bible Cause. > priety of petitioning the General Conference, 

— « — to Be held in Boston in May next, for such 

Pau, Lrrrw — Our correspondent has eotion in their body assembled, as will secure 
sntjnimtrd bv talemnh as to French t ^ e inttoductiun of lay-delegates into our 

7- .. TuL- . . Confidences, and such other modifications in 

•Isotims. We find in the following extract . . , , .. 

the government of our church, us the wis- 

wfint Ankes os as a very oetrect epitome of dom 0 f the Convention muy suggest or agree 

•oatamptoanMus French history : upon.” 

According to Zion's Herald the names of the 
mofl « fetow cm* A 1 **. *01 be prOratai the Uugbshi!- officers indicuto that the main strength of the 
' Chnrci. in Philadelphia is in the movement. 

S w b w , T mra, st. Ameud. Dam, etc., ami Where Ok in what it will citd we make no 

proplieoy. Those foremost in it disavow any-. 
mtfattt hj a, man mm*si 4 a* svmd. jtrmt ! i To thing “radical, or revolutionary.” The 
SLIKL " ZZZ tTth. “ RadicalB of 25 years ago,” they would stand 
wm.bWb^mwaM 1 !: aloof from. Great attachment is professed 

lor 1116 Episcopacy, tho itinerancy and thc 
to o*, • ' ! Ubertj. ■vuaUty. Fraternltj ! whole body of Ministry. 

m ^ • Tho official organ at NewVork gives the 

Snu. Wmioi'T A BiSWw.— The Rev. Dr. " co *^ shoulder " to tho affair— refuses to pub- 


tion before fellow cittxens, sister ohurchei#- 8PBCIAI1 NOTICE. 

and the world, must be annoying, llow can To th. M.mb.™ of th. Mtaaimippl Oon- 

they answer all the questions put to then, ^ B rx T , )Ri;n ^rweeunto, together 
al>out juBtico to llio Sontli They nro <»r communication, touching thc condi- 

the most part connrlt mon . their prenehere tions and prospects of this branch uf the 
ahdnttl men, Mnny of tho best of •thfcm.nre Southern • Methodist Book Concern, were 
conservative ; many of their leading preachers mnilod, indue time, to Clinton, Iui., tlic seat 

ultra Who can blame the laity, under Ibis * «»* '»*<' <**&* of.yotir Conference. But- 

„ , . ... ** fom a report, just to hand, por KCv. R. 

state of things, which scorns not, t(,r 1 m* on the . 1 , J . 1 r .. . 

, rAhliey, wo loam that these papers failed to 

mend, for wishing to interfere U lint cun . oft< , h tbe Conferenqo, during its session, 
keep them from interfering, if their preach- phis is deeply regretted, us we lire in much 
ei*s go on. without check.' un they have been iced of funds, and had fully <*xpoctcd to have 
going on since 1K44 ? Verily, the Northern lealized a very considerable nmount from the 

Methodist laity hav e oxoroimid l ong patience, ofl Til? Body. Under these cireum- 

_ italioes, our recoipts have fallen far below 

” ' Oallfornla Missionaries. our confident anticipations. It is, therefore, 

meet earnestly desired, that all who are m- 

Wo were sitting in the sanctum on Thurs- debted to this concern will, at their earliest 
day, in “ quiet conference ” with the mission- ionvenionco, transmit to us, in whole, or in 

ary Secretary, and had just read and thought 5~» at !««. the of fl(!vcral 

.. F n. “>unts. Wo make this request, in viow of our 

.over the last (private) letter of Pr. Boring. 

dwelling upon this aentence : “ Let not only j will ndd] ip cono i U8ioni that our atock of 
TWENTY but THIRTY strong, good men be here Methodist dnd miacellaneoua hooka, and Snb- 
by April, and my word and reputation, nay, lath School publicationa, is, at this time, un- 
my .AU. are pledged to find them work and usually large; and it is now -the opinion of 
bread. If the Lord spare us we will invest >' mr "S vnt tlmt froln henceforth this Concern 
... , , i . ,. v will be fully able to nicet the entire demand 

this whole country, etc. Just here two tub, Ath# Chirch for theological literature, in 

ifornians came along pmpectmg for the office a ] its d ;fferont forms, throughout the whole 
of the ' Now Orleans Christian Advocate. Siutli-westomrangeof the connection. Your 
They^sTOre ^n^ut at res^ ivifli foet limsted ordersaro, IKcreloreTmost respeclTviTIyinvIIeff.’ 
hig|i on the stove, and announced themselves *^ ur catalogue, as recently issued from tho 
as fresh from thc Methodist “diggings" about P :e ^ wil1 ho, promptly forwarded to all tho 
, j r n r c ■ numbers qf .your Conference, whose address 

Nevada, and full of news from our missiona- „ , . , . ... 

y«u may be able to obtain. 

ries there. At this the bland face of the See- E Stevenson, Agent. 

retary lighted up, and he went through a set Louisville, Ky., January 10, 1852. 

of interrogatories, of which the following are ■ 

our notes in part. Conference Resolutions. 

Messrs. Hobby and Knsely left Grass Val- rhc foUowillg rC8ol “ tioI1H woro lldoptcd nt 

loy, a bouutiful. valley uboutjbur milts from the late soesion of tho Alabama ConfcrSnoo : 

Nevada, 2Gth Novombor. Rev. J. Blythe is Jf«o/e«7, 'That the first Friday in May bo 

represented by them on going a fino.work in observed as a day of fasting and prayer to 

those regions. He hod lately finished a ohn- AImi S h ty God, that HW may raise up and 

, . .. . send forth more laborers.into IliH-vinevaril. 

pel m Novada— in wlueli thero wore, provi- “ 3 , 

ously, olinpols of tho M. E. Church, North, Whereas suppors, fairs and contorts are 

and Presbyterians. In (irass Valley, Bro. B. hecotningvery common, in.order to raise mo- 

had just opened another preaching place and "! Huc^lacel" a^d jllSXmXeHa 0 ^ 
built a chapel -the only one in the Valley. thc objects are said to be benevolent, thero- 
This is a good neighborhood, und promises to fore 

be a permanent settlement, for “the gold Resolved, That this Conforoneo unqualifi- 
quarti leads about there." The ohapel is no); ®^'y disapprove of tho practice, and will not 
quite finished; has frame, roof, windows, WMtenaEoe it among our people . ^ 

floor, doors — the doors not swung wjten Mr. The Conference passed unanimously a vote 
H. left. Religious service hod been held of thanks to tho citizot10 of Mobile, for their 
once. Mr. H. knows the chapel to be well ite members during our session 

j i. , , .. . , . . ,, , among them. Also, to the members and 

framed, for he had the job lumself, and was owne „ of thoee Btoamboat8 who havo B0 gen . 

paid for it. ■ , orously, from year to year, conveyed the 

Ques. How was the money raised, and how "preachers to and from the sent of.Conferonce, 

did they go about Building a. church there ! free of charge. 


111! . 

I «U1 to duly • 


Ubertj ■quality. Fraternity! 


grm R^ppotrr t BiMp.— T he Rev. Dr. '‘°°*d shoulder” to the affair— refuses to pub- 
vras elected Bishop of the li8h the PTooeedings. The Boston editor is 
Proitaitft Eptaeopal Church in the diocese of »ot so unfavorable. Nothing yet has appeared 


/ NewYcrk, ha* formally declined the office.' >» the other Church papers. 

Tk mart therefore remain a wliile Wo truflt that wiso counB, ‘ lH will prevail, 

tefar in tta“ anomalous poritieo." that principles fairly settled in tho past Radi- 

M cal, controversy, at no much cost to the pcaoo 

UhMfia HWoaary Tuasiiiy " f the Church, may not lie unsettled, and 

; ; . that any new issues' that may bo presented I 

wl in aaed of exclamation potnta, cap- wm ^ of in boB , jud and 

and other rajoeemg matonal, in ‘ 

fcg theAUbama (Wereooe figure. we , t ^ ^ tisfact0I , that 

The Lord make thu church territory ' .... - c . . 

_ _ . *. n , |iervades the laity and mimstry of Southern 

ratend garden, ia the $30,000 mark ' ' , . J 

^ - Methodism with things as they are , wo con- 

! "S' " ^ . . ... fern to no great surprise at thc present de- 

q.^^tence^andadm.ra vel „ in ^ North . Tho gfeat mMg 

rt the W eetem Ctotmn Advocate of congervativ ^ laymcu thoro 

_ .. _ .. . . . , have doubtless been sadly misrepresented 

i South Carolina Conference closed it* . . _ J 

at Georgetown. December 16: The m thfi 40,10 actl0n of thelr ministry for 
fat misuctnary money indicate a sum ^ seven years, and it is not to bo 
eigitsen thousand dollars- No Annual wondered at that they feel like having a 
noe in America, in one year, has raised hand in things. Can such laymen have any 
» magnificent as this" sympathy with the fanaticism which pushed 


We fed in need of exclamation point*, cap- 
ital*, ate., and other rejoicing material, in 
Jptradating the Alabama Conference figures 
below. Tbe Lord make this church territory 
Ilka a watered garden la the $30,000 mark 
teoMgb for <bie year J 
WadiptMsaentenoeof surprise and admira- 
tion from tbe Western Christian Advocate of 
the 7th instant: 

“The Booth Carolina Conference cloeed its 


. of pear eighteen dtoutastd dollars. No Annual wondered at that they feel like having a 
Confanooe in America, in one year, has raised liand in things. Can sucA lnymen have tiny 
* •* nmgnideent as this.” sympathy with the fanaticism which pushed 

What will Doctor Bimpaon «ay to the state- n^ttes* to the verge, dospite .11 Constitu- 


Ua. Editor 


usr 


and other aouroe* 


en, we take it: 
Rao. McTymaj: 


tional barriers, in the General Conference of 
Moams, Jan. 20, 1852 - 1844] and forced a diviBion of th# Churoh ', 

zgsS&zl'Z <- “* *- «' 

rfwwlb«tai.*.USjMTU M SSo.S, Sjc.-.! in K—V,rk .t ih.t .uti 

Fugitive Slave Law mpetingrwhich gave all 
,$16,332 35 conoemed in it suoh unenviable notoriety, 

ft , '' on ftt home’ As good citixens, as law 

er sources. . 1,532 61 f, - , , 

3.441 25 abiding men, they must have felt themselves 

— ; — compromited liefore the whole oountry by 

" "J ’ V " , the oonduct of their pastors. How must 

will lie forwarded in a, w „ ,. .. „ V7 

.the Methodists in Baltimore. Washington 

J Hamilton. “d Western Virginia, who are frank, con- 
' -i stent straightforward men, regard the false 

tart* Lattsr. |s*ition they arc continually made to assume 

to prom, the following ,M!torc ’Be Churoli and world, by their 
rttfatarant brother. A jireachers in Annual und General Con- 
ke it : ferenoe J 


Total $25,831 61 

Hia report in full will be forwarded in a 

few days 

Respectfully J Hamilton. 


Ans. (by Mr. H.) “Mr,B cametome T. W . Dorman, Secy. 

about tho first November, while 1 whs busy „ . . ’ " , . 

of l i i .1 J , • ... Report on th* N. O. Christian Advocate. 

at work , but l had hoard him preach at pn- — — 

vato houses about tho place, and opspjjjlt of rc ?£!^ t ' 10 foUoiHng , rel-. 

doors. Ho suid they must havo a mooting atlvo fo t4le NewOrlenai Christian Advocate, 
house, and could. I help him somo. 1 am u at 44,0 4a4 ° B0S8 >° n of the Louisiana Confcr- 
Baptist. We went out on sparo times, among cnce ) which was adopted : 
the mines and into the quarts mills, the offices “We feel confident that from its birth to 
and grog-shops and private houses, and raised ‘ a ° i4 has ,leon B ainin g 

what we could. m “dust and subscriptions. ()um but other A|mua , Conferences® 

Major N , from Missouri, and Judge W., “ Vour Committee heartily approve of the 

of Mobile, Mr. W , a Northern man, and selection of the present editor, by the Pub- 

others, wont ubout with the parson. Somo lishing Committee, nnd bolieve that muoli of 
of ub were made into a building committee, 4,10 8U<;ce,i » of ’he paper has been thc result 
and tho building was contracted for. to be I? |hj» judimous choice ; for notwithstanding 
, . , its intanoy, it will compare with any of our 

ready in three weeks ' . oldcr Churcll papor8 . t ' hercforc . 

■ Q. How did you buy a lot to build on ! “ Resolvcil , That we, tho members of thc 

Ans. (by both.). “ We did n't buy at hll. Louisiana Conference, will mukc our best cf- 
Wc jUBt wont and looked out a good site and forts to extend tho circulation of tho New 
settled down on it. Tho place had not yot 0rloims L'hristiau Advocate, by obtaining 
been laid off into lots. The Methodists own “"t BuWribur8 ’ and thc rtncwal of old 8ub " 
that pieco of ground now, and no body else : A K G 00nwyN 

it is e>gWy fact square, and you may my it tag- N. B. The Conference subsequently 
is on Mill street, though not exactly.” resolved;- that each would endeavor to obtain 

We take. these two gentlemen-one from twen t y new subscribers during tlie year.' on 
Kentucky and tho other from Illinois— to be the ^ pnnclp i e 

sound, sensiblo, plain, honest men, and their — , 

eonversatign has certainly been intensely in- Oourso of Study of the AUl Oorit for 1.852. 

cresting, so lately from tho scenes in which - - — 

. , . , vikst year. 

our ministerial brethren are toiling. Our Bible as. to Doctrines. . Win. Murrah. 
sympathies for them arc greatly quickened. Wesley's Sermons. .Wm. H. Milburn. 

These join with others, in representing the Fletcher's Appcnl. .James L. Cotten. 
disposition of California to receive with open English. Grammar .. Daniel Duncan, 
arms the messengers of the M. E. ChurclL Composition .. By the wliolo Committee. 
South. Our seotion of Methodism and of ■ iear. 

Christianity had as well withdraw from Texas Bl f and Ordinunoee > * T ' 

as from California. It would be injustice to WiitartUft of Wesley. .James A. Heard, 
ourselves and .to the thousands of Southern Watson's Apology. .Josiah Barker, 
men and Southern Methodists there even to Fletcher's Christian Perfection, ,J. D. Fisher, 
falter in our course of Bteady reinforcement. Ancient Geography. .Thos. V. Ramsey. 

The kindly insinuated offer to come over, . . O. R. Blue. 

from Dr. B„ is assuming a pretty serious as- Com I ,osition • • % ’ ho whole Committee. 

peot in our conscience; and vre answer the THIRD J *? AR ' 

Doctor's letter, both the published and jirivatc B *^ Hl8tor y" a “ d Chronology. .J.Ham- 
one, right here, on that point, that we should Rutcr'a Church History. .C. D. OUver. 
like heartily to be with him at the formation Watsons Institutes.. Parts 1 and II. ll’. P, 


A. E. Goodwyn. 

N. B. The Conference subsequently 
resolved;- that each would endeaVor to obtain 


of the Pacific Conference. 

Mossrs. H. and E. inform us that ut Huva- 
navthey met with our niissionury brethren on- 
their way, in good health and ut their appro- 
priate work. They spent a day on the Pliil- 


Neely, 

Rhetoric, Blair's University Edition . . A. H. 
Powell. 

Composition. Or- Sermon. . By the whole Com- 
mittee. 

lOUHTir'VRAS:' 


• raoeired from an "ftteerant brother 


McTmoji . I with. others - - Aad-to make the matter short, Ii8w strong 
and here u,ld «“ er ^ 1 mu “ 4 »* “>« sentiment of disap- 

p i ksJ ti, e Advocate to P rob * tloo > not *° m 7 indignation entertained 

— Portoffice, A — — oounty. *’7 ’*’* fair-dealing covenant-keeping laity of I 
iharge the amount to me. the North, at thCmanner in which the plan 
gh to make even change, 1 of separation has been kept and the phop- 


Loffioe, A oounty. 

the amount to me. 


Yours in Christ 


WMpssT tciiaau lnin.-Tti I .. 

«•* sf »<*■■• VI-to> ha n*Mv*4 at UU> 

ISaUlp-Wat.T V. Moor, Vligllil* 

IS TllSIIS r P " - ) " T'T 
f- 'if - - 1 Domes BamUr« .Al. 

1*0.1 Rot R AbUj Vosoo UlJ, MU- 

i-|iirVr r r to* D.D., lirjtnU 
ik-toV. I e U ro o N o r r Ljocbl/urs V. 
■mrt %***-»/ Ito toiler 


f o *or*> ot is 


x*kt For Ite oorrioc 
Ma.UuoOUeraomrr. 
oa* m too Seullum 


* rtrtau to putriaig is lu lutrliuSc 

«Mto ta. P~- « mm, rtotoM , 
i petal W* kepo oee* to oor Ik* 
• tarn tof* taudj pmbS ita A* 


ertv • divided 1 Their preachers have not 
managed this thing to suit them we venture 
to aay — for from it. This entering solemnly 
into contracts and then repudiating them; 
this refusing to do -justice until foroed by 
law ; this holding the funds of widows and 
orphans until a judgment of the United 
States Court intervenes— all these things 
must he very embarnuieuig,aml mortifying to 
the Urge body of laity in the Church, North. 
•And to complete th* misery, an appeal is 
talked of |t iaeveapoaaihU their preacher* 
may fight it out against the claims of fo. 
fayed justice to the fast ditch. 

Hum, oar lay brethren in the North must 
he very uncomfortable under all thia: They 
cannot consent to these things This situu- 


adelpbia, in chunging steamers, and were Bible Generally. .Thos. W. Dorman, 
made aware of preachers on hoard by reli- "'s’* 0118 Institutes. .Parts III und IV. .J. S. 
gious sorvices hold morning and evening, in S ' i 4uKhc8 

tlfo cabin. They inquired who these men cvij rll „ . v . . . 

. , . ... GW Christianity vs. Papal Novelties, bv G. 

were, and made u brief acquaintance. “The Ousley. .E. J. Hamill 

large gentleman from Kentucky [Bailoy] read Logic. - A. H, MiteheB 1 

the Bible, sang and prayed in the morning, Sermon. .By the whole Committee. 

and the thin looking one [Fulton] did thc visitino committees. 

same in thc evening.” To Centchary Institute. .J. 8. Hughes, Jl. M. 

. We regret that some letters sent to this ^ d ^*’ V ^ ] m - Murrah, Josiah Barker and 

‘ he ° n thC To A |.a^ngI Cn p. Neely. C. D Oliver and 

wtijr, with u portion of the baggage of ouo of q’ w. Dorman. 

these gentlemen. To Oak Bowery'. ,C. D. OUver, O. ft. Bjueund 

J; S. Hughes. 

To the Macon Female Institute. .V. L. Hop- 
kins, J. E. Newman add T. W. Dorman. 


Death or Diafiaoi’iaHCD Mnn.-^TUt* Re?'. Mudrs Stuart. 
l‘rt4*Mor of Audorer TDpuloglml Btjuiliury for llie lant 
^Grty y«*r*. latjrtiil Htf wa* 71 years of uRt HirWaltfr 


BMtuur, . dUUD»uUiM><i t!nirnri«ii«i iireschir »mi writer. “ Note. — S ome of the nominations for tho 
»t Ctari«town, M«f., ID lire jutu year Oi committees ubove were made by th.o names 

0»PL joUOwt » eoliler « ih. H..aiuiioa, .aj ibe of '. ho indiv *dmtls, and others as the preauh- 
Urt eurjifure* tbe tattle* of Lrsl&fteuaad iiuuker mu «« in charge of certain places, which lias 
"mv ' e*' kU °° Lo ° I I, ‘‘ Dd lB result * d >“ a little conftision, putting the same 

. **' person on more oommlttees than one, thereby 

Sum' V M*.. Pol> -M n ^.ne ijcjk, .Mow of siuni renderlu « >’ i.fepedient, if not impossible, 
Puin. E*i , ulniottier iruieuu Preiideut Polk, died »t fa* - hutdl individuals to 'perform all the duties 
u,V r r‘f*^ o < i““ bU ', T ! u " ; , “ “ u “ d * )r Ql * l “' t ' 1 ' a “‘8 ned tho “ Query: Would it not be bet- 

lltli tnal Mr* Polk wm beluTtMl by all who kut-w her. . • 1 _ .... 

.««med lu, be, rmr, piet, ,ud umuy u«ui .iriue. ...d ter *V leave thl “ m »‘ter hereafter, in tlie hands 
tad taeu. tliruu*!, • luu* ugta uf jawe.-u toibfui ali.i d. . of the Bishop^ the Conference requesting him 
ruled uerutar uf ibe Pnai.jtrriiui clour L to uppoint such committees ! X W. D. 


LETTER FROM PARIS. 

Paris, Doc. 18, 1851. ' 

Thero is in Normandy an interesting huh- , 
sionary station, in tlie small town of Liziohx, 
near the residence of Guizot, ono Of the min- 
isters of Louis Philippe. Begun four years 
ago, by the Rov. C. Do Boinville, Wesleyan 
minister, amidst a population of bigoted 
Homan Catholics, it has slowly^but steadily 
progressed, and now reckons about fifty eon- | 
verts to Protoatanism. A very neat chapel, I 
built in the Gothic style, was dedicated fori 
divine worship -on tho 2d of August last. . It j 
can hold about one hundred nnd thirty per- 
sons. and is sometimes filled. Brother De 
Boinville being unwell, I was called, at the 
end of last month, to supply his place for tlie 
Sabbath. I had muoh pleasure in becoming 
acquainted with tho simple 1 and pious mem- 
bers of his flock, and to hear at a class moot- 
ing the Christian expofionoe of some who 
were, a few months ago, superstitious papists. 

I returned to Paris on tho 2d of December, 
and arrived in, town by rail in the evening. 
Evcry-’thing scorned to bo ns "quiet as usual. 
However, on my way homo, 1 noticed a large 
bill on white paper, (the reserved color for 
official acts of the Government ) and 1 stopped 
to read it. To my great astonishment, it was 
a proclamation from tlie President of the 
Republic to tho people, und a decree declaring 
that, the National Assembly, was dissolved, as 
well -ns thc Council of -Htatc;^ -tfint "Tnrhrwits 
put in a state of siege, (that is under martial 
law,) that universal suffrage was restored, 
and that the people would bo calldd to voto 
in a few days on the re-eleotion of tho Presi- 
dent for ten years. r 

This stirring nows was at first woll received, 
as a walk on tho Boulevards an hour after- 
wards convinced me. Every ono seemed to 
think that the National Assembly richly 
deserved its fate ; the restoration of universal, 
suffrage was considered to he a great boon; 
tho boldness and suddonness of the President's 
coup ilelal won a general adnliriltion, as •well 
as tho completeness aud onergy of the lnoil- 
sures he hud taken. But, on second thought, 
many boguu to say that ho laid violated the 
constitution, und had no right to act as ho 
hail done ; that thc National Assembly hav- 
ing issued out of universal suffrage, ho had' 
in fact destroyed what the. people laid done ; 
and his coup d’etat wlis attributed merely to 
his tyrannical ambition, and not to his desire 
for thc welfare of Franco. Somo of tho 
members, of tho dissolved Assembiy^ppoour- 
aged these thoughts, and barricades were set 
up against the Government. 

But it was usoless to strive u|gainst Louis 
Napoleon. He lmd brought into Paris above 
100, U00 menj whose officers w ere devoted to 
him. What could be dune against such an 
jlrmy ( . The bprrioados were soon takou, 
fiipny of the insurgents killed, and after a 
fight of a ilaytoid a half, on thc 4th and 5tli, 
quiet was restored to Paris. It would now 
be impossible for n Btranger to guess that our 
streots have lately been soiled with Blood, 
and that thc canon was roaring in the Boule- 
TitvdNrarfy'S’fonviight'lagfi: 

Unhappily, matters have not beon so quiokly 
settled in thc Provinces. - In some -depart- 
ments, whore the Socialist or Legitimist 
propaganda had been very active, or where 
there wer’o but few troops, tho insurgonts 
have been tho'~!Tirongor, and have exercised, 
it is said, many cruelties by way of reprisals. 
We cannot, however, place an implicit confi- 
dence in tlio news now given, ns the liberty 
of tho press is for the present suspended, and 
we cun receive in Paris no newspapers from 
the Provinces, but such as arc favorable to 
tho President's acts. Tin: opposition papers 
have all been stopped, until they promised to 
sny nothing unfavorable to tin; coup' d'etat. 

All the political parties that were fighting 
ono against the other before tho 2d uf the 
month, tho Nnpoloonians, the Orlennists, tho 
Legitimists, tho .Moderate Republicans, the 
Red Republicans nnd the iSociolists, have all 
disappeared. Thero are now but two parties 
in France, thoso who disapprove the coup it 
etat, and those who aro highly favorable to it. 

The first are very violont against tho Presi- 
dent. He is, say they, guilty of high treason 
for having dissolved tho "National Assembly, 
in opposition to a formal declaration of tho 
constitution. Hu lifts put Paris and noarly 
ono half of Franco under murtinl law, when 
it was not necessary. .He has destroyed the 
liberty of the press, so that the people, who 
will soon be called, upon to vote, cannot bo 
enlightened on their true interests, and only 
hear one-Bided views of whit t ought to bo 
done. He has not in reality re-established 
universal suffrage, since tlie poople, being 
under a reign of terror, dare not vote freely. 
He has indeed Bhown that ho eared very little 
for the people, for he gavo ordors that the 
persons at the barricades should be shot at 
once, together with all the persons passing 
l;y or looking on, whoever they might he. 
Ho. has shown his weakness by his coercive 
and tyrannical measures, and his strength is 
only derived from the bayonets lie- has at 
command. In fact, he is a slave to ambition, 
who wished to remuin in power, cost what it 
may, nnd who hud nothing to lose- by a coup 
d’etat, hut" every thing to gain, in case he 
should have thc victory. 

Others, in a much greater number, take a 
very different view of the mnttor. According 
to their opinion, tho President has only noted 
for tho welfare of Franco, even to tho risk of 
tiis.own life. He hasviolated the constitution, 
true, but lie could not do otherwise. The 
Assembly wore plotting against him, and if 
taUiad .not.sont to prison. the. leaders ot. the 
Assembly, he would have boon sent tliore 
himself, which would have been tho oauso of 
muoh more fighting; of' two evils ho has 
thoreforo ohoson the lessor. Besides, he lias, 
by so doing, only hastened tho orisis which 
was so much dreaded in 1852. By hastening 
it he has linen enablod to destroy tho subvor- 
sive plans of the Socialists, who were making 
extensive preparations for thc month of May, 
but, who, being taken by surprise, boforo they 
were ready, have boon more onsily conquered. 
The crisis is now. past, trado und commerce 
can flourish in peace, no ono being left in 
cruel suspense of wlint fa to happen. As to 
tlie meusures that liuvc been taken uguinst 
tbe liberty -of tho press, they nro only for a 
time, nnd havo been made imperious by the 
Wes of murtiul law, und by the exoitoment 
which generally prevails. All the seemingly 
tyrannical measures taken by the President 
have boon dictated by - the same necessity. 
At tho barricados he lias not fought against 
the people; hut against a few insurgents, who 
were hoping to pillage 'Paris, and to introduce 
anarchy. Thc oxeewesand cruelty the army i 
are Nuiil to he guilty of, are. not proven. A*| 


to voting, if a man dare not vote according 
to hia conscience, because ho is under martial 
law, that man is n coward, nnd does not 
deserve \o have a vote. Tho President is not 
an ambitious . denpot; lie has proved it by 
permitting the voto by hnlldt, although he 
lmd at first proposed another mode of voting, 
lie now asks fora Lower House, elected by 
•Universal suffrage, a Senate, a "Council of 
State, a Ministry named by tlie Ctiief Magis- 
trate— and for that very reason hold in cheek 
by the two Chnmbora, and through them by 
public -opinion— a President, whose tenure of 
offieo is limited to ten years. Can this sys- 
tem of checks arid counterchecks between 
the Executive aful the Legislative be called 
pure despotism ! No. Therefore Napoloon 
must bo, onco more, as in Deoombor, 1848? 
tho man to whom all Franco will look for tho 
resettlement of a government under which 
people -may sleep without fqir of having 
their throats, cut, or being pillaged of their 
substance 

Whichever of theso tqro conflicting opini- 
ons, he the proper one, onff thing is certain, 
viz., that .Bonaparte hqs.,fqr;J|im the army, 
the Romish clergy, and nmnv of the trades- 
men and working classes. 

1 Ah to the army, tlie very name of the 
President would suffice to excite most 'of the 
soldiers in iifa favor.. Napoleon is for them 
tlie hero, who will bring honor und glory on 
thu J'.’r elude army A fortnight ago, I meta 
young Soldier, wlio had fought that very 
morning on thc harrieadcs, and had seen 
some of his comrndos fall around him. 
■‘That's the man for us,” Baiil he, speaking 
of 'tlie President, “ 1 am ready to give my head 
for him, if it he necessary,'' and he passed 
his hand along his neck 'with a very signifi- 
cant gosture, adding : “ there are muny who 
would do tho sumo. -Vive Napoleon!”' 1 
havo no doubt but this feeling is general 
amongst the sol.diers^/As citizens, they lmvo 
u right to y<rti"iirfd tlic'ir votes have already 
been taken. Thu results arc not yc(, known, 
hut it is said that some of thek'ogimcnts lmvo 
been unanimous in favor of Louis Napoleon, 
•whilst nineteen twentieths of tho others lmvo 
voted for him. Backed by tlie army, which 
numbers 400, 0UU- men, fie can do whatever 
he pleases. , V 

2. The Romish clergy, who are ulwuys on 
the stronger side, have also, from the first, 
approved of tho coup d’etat. The V Hirers, 
published by the Jesuits, fa soarcoly surpassed 
in his eulogy of the President by tho organs 
of the Government. M. do Montaj^nfbcrt, 
has written a long letter in the pupfos, in or-, 
dor to sooure his re-eleotion us oliief magis- 
trate. The clergy, even, have deigned, to 
enter into the political arena, and the Bishop 
of Chartres has sont a ciroular to all the cu- 
rates of his diooese inviting them to vote for 
Napoleon, “ who represents tlie party of or- 
der nnd pejjoo" . This attitude of tho Roman- 
ists, in view of thc approaching elections, 
clearly shows that the President is favorable 
to them. This tendency, which may lead 
him to persecute tho Protestants, is also 

.iiis, . byowhioh he. 
lias transformed thc Pantheon into a llomish 
church, dedicated to St. Genevieve, the patron- 
ess saint of Paris. 

3. The tradesmen wish him to he the mas- 
ter, because they hope that he will carry 
France quietly through 1852 ; and provided 
that they may sell their wares, they do not 
care much ubout religious liberty, or tlie lib- 
erty of tlie press. 

4. Lastly, Napoleon. lms brought over to 
him many working men, by giving them work. 
To this effect, tho Government 1ms decided 
to culnrge somo of the old streets in tho city, 
nnd to pierce new ones, to nmko n railway 
round Paris, so us to unite tlie various termini 
of tho Rouen, Northern, Strasbourg, Lyons 
and Orleans railways, to push on with greater 
activity than hereto thc Lyons and Bordeaux 
lines, and to embellish some of sea ports, 
suoh as Nantes and Bordeaux. 

It is, therefore, nearly certain that Nupo-, 
loon will lie elected. Vet there are muny 
fearB abroad, nnd commerce is ratijer slack, 
just at a time of the year when it generally 
is very brisk, on account of the festivities of 
the new year, and of the numerous presents 
then made und received. Tho elections ure 
to take place on tlie 20th upd 21st, and the 
result cun scarcely he known before now 
your s day . There will therefore be but little 
buying und selling thfa year. Happy, if we 
would after this have liberty, rest and order 
in Franco for some time to come ! 

1 am glad to receive tlie N.O. C'. Advocate 
regularly. The Paris correspondent of the 
NewVork Christian Advocate tins' desired mo 
not to Hign my. letters by a (’..which fa his 
initials in tlmt paper. You will, therefore, 
lmvo thc kindness henceforth to sign my let- 
ters J. P. C. t 

Kor U»« N. O. Cliriitiao Ad vocal*. 

Reading— To th* Young. 

“Give thyself to reading.” said the groat 
Apo6tle to the Gontilos, in hfa letter to his 
son in- tho Gospel, and this is said in some 
sense to every younjjnmn on earth. God is 
in thc “Bible, in history, and in all hfa works, 
and how muny glories and wondors are there 
in these '! How wido, how varied and attrac- 
tive is thc field of knowledge fur tho oxereise 
of tho intelligent und immortal mind of man ! 
Cultivate, we beseech you, ifoyoulmve n»t 
ulreudy. done so, it Piste for useful rending. 

It may be asserted ns it gijperul and truthful 
proposition, that u young man who lms no 
taste for reading, is doomed to ignorance and 
obscurity.' Cultivate the hubit of reading, 
and like every other habit, it will grow with 
your growth and strengthen with your 
strength, and bocomo one of the richest and 
most unfailing sources of happiness. Resolve 
to know, and you shall know. Bo not ills-' 
couraged at difficulties, (hoy will only 
strengthen you, and give robustness and vigor 
to the poworB of tho mind. Be not disoour- 
agod at tho slowness of your progress; moun- 
tains nro not ascended nt n single bound, from 
base to, summit, but by slow und toilsome 
steps, only, call their highest ponkB be gained. 
Proud palaces, tlie homo of kingH nnd tbe 
ornament of citios, arc nut retired in a day. 
but stone after stone and timber after timber 
ure added until by gradual process the struc- 
ture is completed, Thoro is no royal road to 
knowledge ; it ipust be^cqpired by labor, long 
oontinuod and faithful labor. But it is a toil 
oheered by a thousand 1 pleasures — pleasures 
that deepen and heighten with our progress. 

Knowledge will give you a respectability 
and an influence in the community that can 
never be attained without- it. Would you 
be respected 1 get knowledge. Would you 
be useful 1 get knowledge Do you wish to 


leave some track, upon tho snndsof Z ~ 
tell to on-oomirig times tlmt 'onoo y, m a 
tlmt way ! then scok. after kmiwlodJ, ^ 

•It is a wnnt of taste for reading that i 
so many of „„r young men, and 
oitics, to scenes of dissipation and (J" 1 
mont, to escape the dullness und monoton'"', 
tlielr .leisure hours ; tl, is often lends then, 
varied forins"of vice, nnd ullimatolv to J 
gruee and ruin. J tl, ‘ 

A habit of reading will so p | c 
occupy our leisure that we shall feel no 
of exciting scenes, or guy nnd dissipated Z, 
pniuoi.s, hut we shall have tit home s «, 
of reason nh.t a flow of soul.” And this a! 
powerfully tend to 'keep yuj i tem: “erii ' clr" 
immieutions." tlmt most dangerous rock 
the coast of time, on wl.iph so „, U ny 
harks have struck and gono down forever 

Nothing earthly can confer ho' much rWv 
ure ns a taste for reading useful iwoks* 't • 
u -source of happiness even in youtli Lj 
prosperity, hut in age, loneliness nnd mb,, 
sity, it is almost the only earthly resource f. 
mental enjoyment. ' 

Man fa v a -social being -lie .must, lie win 
have society of sonic sort ; but. it is not si. 
ways in our power, and 'CspceiSfly 0 f t t, P 
yotng. to gain access to tin' society of the «1 
netted, talented and traveled: But through 
the medium of books, w.e cue hold familiar 
intercourse with (In; purest, the wisest and 
tlie 'greatest wlmse ho|Tored tmmes Imre rolled . 
down tlie tide of time. It is true they lrp 
physically dead ; lint their glorious thoughts 
are embalmed in their immortal work*. 
Bocks ure tho only true lcvelers ; they bring 
ull classes -together, and introduce us into 
daily and familiar intercourse with tho on. 
Bleat of our race. 

But some will urgo it; maybe, that (key 
havo ueithor the time to read, nor tho money 
to buy book*. Let us only improvo the little 
odds nnd ends of time for one montlf, nnd nee 
how muny valuable ideuB. wc, shall hive ac- 
quired, .nnd then we Shall- see tlmt mental 
improvement is pdssibl* Corns; Only let lu 
not waste tlie hours and minutes,: momenta 
are m ire precious than dust of diamond. 

Tlute are few men who do not waste more 
tifao ii useless visits anil unprofitable talk, in 
the course of ten years, than would, if wiselj 
improved, make them men of respectable in- 
formation in several departments of kngw- 
ledge. Books ore bo plenty and - so cheap, 
that bit a sinull degree of industry and econ- 
omy is necessary to secure enough to make 
us quite well informed, and in time gather a 
respedablo library. Everyman, we affirm, 
can hi generally informed who wills to be. 
Then kt the voice of God, of patriotism and 
self-roqiect prompt you to the wurk with 
hearty good will. J. B. Wauhx 

NewOrleans, January. 1852. 

, China and the Chinese. 

As oir rapidly increasing commercial maria 
in theipacillc gradually ' draws us nearer* 
China, kuy information pertaining to thc inhali- 
itnuts <f that country, its resources and pro, 
duets ..lewaucsiuectwliiig; Awinciiligent cor- 
i-espotiibul of the Washington National luldll- 
gencer, who is evidently well acquainted with 
the Chilli, their manuers and habits, and with 
the coiutry, as far ns foreigners are permitted 
to expire, gives some interesting facts n\ttm 
to this aitherto almost unknown people. Ui 
day fa tot far distant when thc rclatioiia of tbr 
Cnited States with Chinn will be of such ania. 
timnte lature that u full knowledge of tho fun- 
damental organization of society in that diatut 
land w.ll bo invaluable, and all information 
which pay. be gleaned from tlie experience ol 
those who have made this subject a stndy, should 
becomt publio property We make the follow- 
ing exiraot from tlie letter of which wc epeak: 

“ ThaChlnofu' empire, a* It now Ftaudib In ruoreremut 
able foftbit numbfiio.as lu$t it hn* held together, tb» 
v<u»t enirni.t or human beings t)mt ur© liriug aud iuf 
liiineil within iln limit*, tlmn for nny active influent* it 
exorth \|»on the .destinies of oilier coujitrit*. l’h* (flh 
anil tem. now the principal articles of exportation.^ 
mini-tot to the comforts and luxuries of the wcilthji&l 
non-laboring elahses of other countries, and to th* T«J 
few whcurc employed to prepare 'ihem for use ; but Ui* 
large nvmturs of produeera and’ lalsiring people Inti* 
United States and Europe ure very little, if at al^bros- 
flted by the prcHcnt aUt« of trade With China Tb*i* v* 
soared? any fordgu manufactures and product* «»- 
<umo(l in Chinn. The opium trade, and some Ir.porti- 
tiona of raw cotton? are the only counterltalaaclrw tan- 
ces of reimbursement for nil the money left bar c for trn 
Mika. *tc.. und they lire eonflned nlwost enth.dy to Brit 
Ish Inilu. and consequently. redound to Euy’jiod'i »(!»*•• 
tugo.” 

TJii opium trade, which tho G overnment bw 
been compelled, nt the mouth of the cflnnoB, t« 
tolerate, costs the nut ion $30, (j< j0,000 per annuB, 
hut tuj yot, none of th© products or raanuf* 
tures of tho United State/., of «ny conaoqWKfc 
have been tniule uncc.^sury to the Mints of the 
Celestials. Wo pay "vast sums of tnottbj 
year for teas, siltor nnd other articles, ®oet ^ 
which fiudfl lls way into tho hnndp of th# dnn 
speculators of India, while but for thia extwuto 
monopoly wo might, in China, soon hate i god 
customer for cheap cotton fabrio#, and efi 
bread stuffs. The enormous profit* which !«’ 
now confined to thc few, would then be legiti- 
mately distributed throughout the world, wd 
the United States would como In for a lwg* 
■ffnrtrr: The rapid encroachments which ow 

clippers have already made within the lost few 
years in the carrying trade from China, ii 
un indication of what American enterprise h 
destined to accomplish in that quarter of th* 
globe. With our aterimships covering th«m®\ 
distant seas, un easy and rapid communication 
between the Atlantic aud Pacific, it require# no 
great stretch of the imagination to see.-early » 
the future, an American influence in the east* 05 
world, which will unlock its hidden treaau* 
and turn to our shores almost thc entire curreo* 
of wealth which has .so long been emptied # 
the cofTers of our Anglo-Bnxgu ncighb° r ' s - 

We have the advantage of the world 
lfehing a lucrative trade with China, an 1 1 
in the nature of the progress we are coUBt ^ 1 u 

making as a nation, that these ndvantgeasho 
soon be improved fcu the utmost,. 

The lntelligenoer’s correspondent eay 8 : 

It In beginning to b»> tho opluloo how ' 
ycani Bhangluti will bo tho chief lr»dtng P° . 
oignem, or tho li»‘ftd(|UMrUni for foreign “ u ff n , [ 0 ifi 1 
reMiiiw aro obrlmu* i »U« prorluce# lyiug 
io tho lufrlor from ShuDgai arc the poru» of ® 
whero the silkn are princli)Hlly made and tea* cuj 
By shipping these oomraodith m Immediately ' T rr ^ 
hal. tho cximnac and delay of tho present lana 4 ^ 

tation may be wired, which will not otdy 
uow oporatloiiD. but nave aoinethlng on 
the urlirleii to the merelumt*. Tho rlvor ” 
which tho city Inbuilt, ia do#p opough f‘ ,r * 3 ^ u 
morrhaut veaiala, and is at all. Ilmen i» good 
choregc. Thocllaiute. tho city dn w | ' T a . 

further north than Canton. Indore pleaiam * . 
nun. The people of thla more northern l * , prfr’ 
to be a hotter rlaiw. nnd have none of tho 1 a & 
penult ii K fiir which - tlielr brethren in tan* t 
some w hut celebrated. My encouraging ^0^ 

granth to California, laid treating thenj cbl* 1 

l»e ufinq to.reinovo-tthe prejudleu** tUA* 

agalnatu*." 

The Christian Missionaries in this ww** 


The Ulinsuan Missi(marie» ^ |D j 

oountry have as yet been uiitihle t° m“ ^ 
great progress, ns they have not on ) * 
gufcge, but the prejudices of thousan » 


to oontend against. The miaaioJiftTy . ^ tb« 

Canton hns; however, done eignul 8erU . rg tion# 
cause of humanity. ft«d the wal * y p 0I T ke r,M 
and cures performed by the Rev: P ^ 

D., have^lone much to soften nnd en g 
hearts of the harbarjuns. ... n / t Ue^ 

The writer $peuks with gretit p rl ‘ w po» 

pearamie of the American shipping* ^ 

lu regurd to dur nuval force, nt Uunn* 






d" of titnp, ^ 

" y,°" r* N 

wledgc, 

1 ps r«6l»llj i„ 

' U " J OJcitf. 

1 monotony 0 f 

loads then, t, 
’'“toly to j is . 

T 

R " plensnntly 
1 fool no noed 
iHsip^ted com. 
"non “f CM( 
Ami tliig triii 



t|)f Itm ©rlfflns Cbristian 


policy 


>m”“ovil com- 
™'» rock on 
nmn y gallant 
co forever, 
o' much pW 
il Iwokj; it;, 
11 youth md 
» and adver- 
Y resource f,» 

"Hist, ho «ill 
it is not al- 
oiully of the 
ioty of diced- 

Hut through 
hold familiar 
10 wisest amt 
on lmvo rolled . 
rue they 

iuus thought, 
ortnl works. 

( ; they bring 
'duco us intn 
with the no- 

bo, that they 
ior. tlio money 
rovo the little, 
lontlir, and tee 
•hall have he- 
tlmt mental 
; i Only let ua 
tea: momenta 
ilianimd 
it waste more 
i table talk, in 
ould, if wisely 
08pcotable in- 
nts of kngrr- 
-nd' no cheap, 
•try andccon- 
ugh to make 
imo gather a 
n, we affirm, 
• wills to be, 
atriotism and 
s wurk nth 
I. Wjujua. 


aereial marine 
ua nearer R 
g to the inhali- 
trees Hndpro,. 
iKoHigenl cor- 
itt'ional lulcUI- 
quainted with 
e bits, and with 
i are permitted 
fault relatire 
i people, lie 
elutions of the 
of suoh an ia- 
Ige of the fun- 
in that distant 
11 information 
experience o( 
a study, thoald 
ake the follow- 
Ida we speak: 

r. In more rvuiirt 

heM togflbiT, tb' 

v liviug uud •» 
ctive influent* it 
ntrW The db 
f exportation. «d 
' tin* wetltbj »*i 
g, and to Um T«j 
for u*o ; but tM 
lug people lntb* 


1 «*- 
.port»- 
t tan- 
xttu 
o Brit 
idUB- 


to employ large ships nil that station. 
Steamers of 800 of 1000 tons burthen, dim 
, „fl 0l ,t there at an expense not crcocding 
* ',(• large vessel, and be niatlfl tmieli 

' "re efficient in protecting onr conmiovcial ii|- 

'Vc contemplated line of steamers between 
‘ “ Pmncisco and Shanghai is an enterprise 
ffn „td confer immense benefits on the 
of the United States, and mo ediiHs 


which 


commerce 

,t,mlTd lie spar 


■ihI to carry il into offecl. 


UCAUTKIHA REVIEW h( >Jf 1H52, 

The January number of ’tins Oth volume of 
he Uiiarterly Reviow 1ms been sent off. in 
l j„„ tlm c, and some nmy have been scut out 
— ,v T .;.7.„ bebii^disdo.mUiued ; ip tlus 


General Intelligence. 

Tin: Muni i.i: RxtUiOXn.— Thu good cltllonu of Mobile 
wui-u highly delighted on Rffturdriy last, h.v neclng n loco- 
m- -live In motion, on the Mol, llu unit Ohio railroad On 
Sunday, a loonmotlvo nit ll a tend.-rn, inched un run over 
Ih- road n, far ns Right Mill- , Ti-uk. The road wilt tie 
lln, shud to a point. ’thirteen mill’s 0--mi llu- rlty. In „ n-w 
ilii.- s. Thu imjiirs llilnk there will Is- irat-ft-w opiiuiiunt. 
Of I hu i! tier cunt. Ins In aid oMIluroidi This sulijrut 
will he voted on title week , 

Sunday work — a Igtil start 


Hpl'HlI iflllg IlftVf- 

Glntrrt Railroad 


Imtii commoiionl nn t lie Mobiio nthl 


tint shoulj Tilt vo 


• iinve Uont- tho best we could, with the 
I’iehts before us. \n their, direction w.o may 
- made all the changes desired : and 
those sent to ministers whose 


not tyvvc 

especially in , , . . . 

residence we are not advised of: and we give 
tliis notice to request nil who lmvo ohanged 
llieir postoffico to advise us of the change, 
ind.requeBt their fotmof. 1‘ostimisfer to for- 
wr d the. number to. their present address. 
\nd Inst, Cut not least, to request all suhseri- 
i.er'i wlm have not paid in advance, to look nf 
utir terms on tlie coyer, ami send -us the lunch 
fur the present volume, and. till arrearages 
jnd in all cases where funds nre reported - to 
Imvc been paid- in tell to whom tliby.wiu' 
pail), tlmt we may give the proper credits 
and make the necessary charges. 

John Kaiu.v. 

Richmond. Jan. 9, 1 8o*l. 


riBST R01N1) Of qI AUTKIU.V MKKT1NOS 
On thr x Tuscaloosa District, Alahaina Cmtfevnxre. 

iimedwie'’ .- »»n-»l •wdt'tb. 

'Uarioa tuliruary .ami s 

Vr* Bf-rnt' *iul Oak Grove, at New 

‘ .'February 14 nnU, 15 

>fw I'rolpeet. nt W rainy (’Impel February *21 mid 22 

Bru.h Creek, at Mount Heruion February 28 and 2U 

iVnterrillr. at Mahon * March 0 aud 7 

J osm'ii Valley. »t Jom>8l>uro' . . . . : March 13 and J4 

Lexington, at New Lexington — March ‘20 and ‘21 

l Tu-ali**** .T March .. ‘27 and 2N 

Kk .d*ml>. nt M|>UdC 1’lenNint or Wll- 

liighxui * ! April 3 ami 4 

'Tiioma* J. Koi;i:k, I». E 




* 110LND OF Ol’AUTKKLV MEETINGS 
^ ' * 'iffifir jHtlin District. JlUibamn Coilfncui.t. 

. . . Frtjrnury 14 and 15 


-sifts* 


.xion.‘. 


ifc *gf mrViliv :: .' .' ; . ; ; V ,-hruary 21 ana itt 

(Hrttikt. »t , ku - c 


I nlon T®**! TrM . «t Mo-iry 
l,nwtt l,, “ c ,.|rcult. l.lwwillvut . . . Maruh 
1 " M1 '“Ci'uluoaMV'>eo. .M.rc-J, 

March 

•k... 


bruary 28 and *21* 
March 6 and 7 
13 and 14 
20 and *21 


U uckatonnie jj oRr (J reek • • 

nuUer cfctlli, at Coke's Ohtp^ 


Uaitoo t 


,'ril 

Jo*h» s T 


27 and '28 

3 aud 4 
10 and 11 
17 aud 18 


* TiF Ul AUTEIII-'' Mvh. li-a 

t'UlkT KOV-N’l .-rlulKi.iio O'J".. 

Fut ll'f Fcbrutiry ^ 


. February 


,U 


. . . March 
... March 

April 

.... April 
... .April . 


MOO' S" at Mount .Uvlg 

2p^'^ 



, ouiheth, that light® th every than 
llmt cometh into the world,' showing us tho 
glory of God tho Father in, the face. of Jesus 
I'hrint. then we ace and feel, in part nt lenst. 
onr state, dcplornhle hy nature. AVe see tlmt, 
tied is angry with us every day for 1 our wick. 


Louisiana Legislative Opmmittcea, 

On KMfnni—' THtnina. Dorwy, McWn, 

(hi Claims— (fate. Labnuve and Hlchnrdinn, of «<t. Tanu I 

mrimj*- — — — ■ — —+ — ^ 

1 ’nfbu'slictl Hiuhirii— ProroHt. Martin, porsoy. 
flfir«>//wrrti#&k<|«rtIcVe. Dufour, Sandldgc. 

Coniingenl Ententes— Burt be. Ilaker and Cole. 

I’ublic, t-'ducalum—K eunur, . Dorxey. Henjamin. llurthe 
nn<l WicklilT. 

Internal Inipnirrtnmts— Robli 

8n\ dcr. 

JuiUriciury — llcnjnmln. Provost. 

Muyo. -si 
■ . lencnlffo'r. t 
Moore. 

' VnlcriilJUIatiims — |.nbnuv<*. Kenner, nnd Klchnitl 
Ouachita 

l*milrnlidi-\t — Wntterston and Iliirtlie' 

Militia — Martin, linker and' Lac«>«te ^ 

linaticf~ Winchester. ^ohJb.tSurdere.lMillllpsnndGriflln 
f 'hart table hi stitutimi t— DufoUr, Talniitn a'nd (/uirk. 

I’orney. M'utter.ftou and 


Thu Spa.mrii Pa 
Courier an- 1 Kviqiiti 

the FpnniNh pn *F. » 

fltor to Mr. llarringi r. 

In a highly rqvuralilu light ,u„1 It 


Mu Wnt.TKB —Thu NuwVurk 
r nintalna u -uri... .f extract, from 
tlltnuiilliig on tl,,. luttur of Mr M ull. 
Ontlicwhiilo ihr Iptur Is VleWuil 
lr,iiii|umyhig ,fuai un , 


H«hur. Mark, (llffln Hint 
ahauvu. Me V.-ii mid 
r timawm. tir — Dcelnuel. Watteraton glut 
un. of 


are very innelt, nmi|.1lnuiitad. Thu r.illuaimr la I'alhur 
Hell, rromthu r„ut th„( i|,u WWaer,. I hu. 

rf'rifbkuided tl|«* author of oflt* boyinli dnyt.' Fpelliiigdioi'lv 

with the profound Dnnh l . 

Tile venerable Author nr tln. # ino?( eruuplele El viitolnul. 
plellonary of 1 1»«* Fngjish l;mguf|ge known hi i ; i,.| 
Mini America, (he mld -t Pri > sbvt' , rlan evi-r ti.i |.| K. <| t,. 
cording lo- "t»i* rfle tiffnlvln. Jo t In* Slut., of M 
*eM*. Ho* most (Verbov,. nnd courteous nf ih.. • . 

whopeopi,. the tnnhulnet (.tries ,.f the V. nut Kill cltv.i 
■ 111 Winn. Ih the OlalK -New K„ul„,„|. I"WC* 
nmrunrsuuruta» erso,t,-.,nh.. A„,.h,..\l(mr« i„ Itui.ul,, 

lie. hus answuru.f I hJ Jim, rial I ,.„ ir II„V. rmiiutll f„r 

liuu«rrs.o» coii , m |, l’" 1 l„ Nuwllrlun,,. 

" ' he Consul of *1*011. ami the iirol.. rl, ,.| uurtutii In, II 
t Mauls, suhjuuts orliur rullioUr Slnjufty, mslillimlhlhut 

L-IWw-milu ollliu IlnnoruMu llaiilul WuliiUur Is 

In l onvuiilunl y lunns ; amt lu |,o|,h.. „hluh 

am nut aiosulv U"""",. with Inlurnnlhmul jurloirn. 
tnonli ' n " '"Hit "jH'nks to unr elunlpulunllurv will, as' 
liiuuh Kulluntry KII.I hlsloriunl uruihitlnu „ umirtiur or 
thutlrnuofl.,* i l, nil, off ranuu liul vrlilc-h, rjmrusSInir 

1 ,, ‘ ‘'"'.c '""hli, l.oiitsinua milnll, of ,,n 

Jo -I meat Ion. In- uinli* Ivors to uxunsu thulr utur,.|„.|,M|nsl 
onr consul. cltl«ou«. and llmr. hunm... i),,. froni (Th'i 
" to uruata a |„,puli,rujurtu„iu„i, |f,.„v^fs 
hlmsult ol t.hlsiin'imistnnuu. nut. to uxeulpato the n„.in„ 

UI'V munm.r. I"" In. give to the S|.„nl,h lit „ 

sh it h-cturu on tho tnnnm r of Jtnl B ln g ol all sorts „i 

crir.ius i ana aljugca ns very suftsihiu tlm uusloni In hi 


Lator from Toytnn 

The H, ‘a, mill], r.uulslnna. ,'u|.lnln l.st, 
tunlny imwnlng. I, rinsing tin, malls .m, T , 
the llltli Ins! 

A suvuru nortliur oreiirn.,1 
"J ’ ' h* hlew- llu- niii.'r mil .4 tin 
H". h"Ulsh.nn.uo1hdii*iit ,|. 

t" I i iiishl|i her ,mi||s Mm | 
rot nru uihIN ntnl iwi.4di>nger< . it 
luid p. iM,e.i r,‘.m tfi 


arrived \ 

mV pitpera to 


0 /lV|tMr|-;, | > I ! j,/ x 




n Kill) night di the. Utli, 

Itoy^v.’-irf in, n„ |i m ( 
' '»«! «*he aVu.J « ,nip, l|« «t 
nildaW.tHjie lo r 
' l'»rg r nuipt.i r ot 
Mr. iue cold Av. ntt w r Hi tbo 


Three D.vyn Later Irom Burope -Arrival of 
tlio Arctic * •- 


/<• th> Const it atinn 

M.Vea 

Cane hint .•Ijfmrs— ProVO't. Kyrtlle. t’iark. 
lliidiardwon. nf Ounchila. 

Ispeet— Cinrkc.Jvpnner. Garde re 


Muyn. and 
SuydCr andQuTrk 


.89. 
. 1 
. u 
. 3 


-102 

298 


I.onaiAsA PcsiTuiuat -Thu f„ll„wln B statistics relit, 
live to our Stale 1‘unltuntlary are intcrusthig . 

LiV nf Cimrieii in IU jmlitm PmUmlwiv Jor ,A- w, 
... • ttuhnj; .11*1 Dec rat her. 1851, J V 

Kemalning in confinement on l«t Janunrv 1851 *210 

mmm fmpf the ytor . y l . ; 1 ; fJJ 

Dlr-harged by expiration of Mtntonco 
Pardoned by Prenidoht of the United Btat’cV * 

Died during tin* year t , * " 

Et-oujtgd filaves . 

lUinaining 1*1 Jamtary. 1862 

Colored mnlcM 

CoIcuxhI femnlea ' 

White females | 

White uinles^. I% .... ; .... ! 

vj - ’ — 298 

tl, Position tu t'oLimiuTioa.-Somu „f tin, colored hu- 
so,,. In Nt-wYdflt city, taking olTuncu »t .he reuonunenda. 
t "f Oovumor Hunt In his muiwagu, that an afnmpHa. 
'I"" " f Sl "to tonds lie set n|'»rt In phi of the unionization 
soli, -mu, haw. Issued a rail r,.r a Statu. ConwStlod at 
All, any. the ASJttl lust . • lo protest again. | g r ,„, „ tlo _ 

latlon or the Constitution and Hngltlous proposal lo mal- 
appropriate State fund*. ! ‘ 


•If rt/nf f i , " inu,,, y iutwtigrtling the 

de-i rt8 of a criminal. In-fore his sentence Is nroimuneed 
hi uover^real it mav/eein orfiuimott* It mnv be * * * 

It WTeuinrkabb! Ihnt in the note of tlu- li.-n Mr Web 
st.r. not ft single word is naid thht might t ran, { u\\\' r ,. the' 

‘ "lisli Government cneerninU the arming orrmilpnlng 
• d any future expc.llliona against. u„. integrity of our 
t' lritory and .sovereignty in the Antilles ' * * ' ,. 

V ery opportunely they salute M LabVtrde. am| -the 
s p-itlit«h flag Hr,; but this i|»c* not sonify (bat the lllli- i 
b" abound in that Union, will be watch, d 


MH V ;.t India, II, la. Iiu.1 Mu or „d„ iH iril|i , ,, 

1 fsi»l»l! Ve»we|* fvere diiVeti nib ■ 

• he lioulslaiifi eiieinmtereil tie 

«h ■ I. "„.,.U,, „| III,. ,. V „ru ,-i.. r expiTIutli 

\\L. .oiiinM'bnt itninhi . I I ... .... ' 

-plenillii 


1“' hinvkst of I Ibis 
'••I experle, tn.tbe 
illy w lint dalilfigi I blit prpMHl ‘ 

,, Tl"- Hwuwurs ,n, arriving nt ii„i j ' 

'•"•’•I pllniunting c„,,i„|„ ... . 

e»M>|nem and exu llenf e.m.liirvl I.. t ij . 


Colton Atlvmicing 

aitifto Aflvnmcil -Prnnon ' Qulot. 

, Vl "■ i 

-t. Ar. u, |, 

■' *• -V"| I"' 1 to III 711, . |„. 

"bui i. y "I her et,ii.inier> i I n, 

I.lyerpool Madltolk, 


trilved l„ 
Thu toiloi 


, r ,,f show, that it. 

~ h* "0t Inturtud.hrthu Itossuth fu»ur Mr |ir,„„. 

Brond- I I,"' 1 !kh“u"j|,m^ r , '"?" r :! 'Jr 1 "' , "J''otM r ,.*ihsi ilia In 
I ... Jsii.r. , v . " , " DT " r gOTurn.,1 In i, 

Ah'lU 4 aL H, ' '“W-lwn, 

Tl . . n, / AiMUfWnvep M««yMrdolii 

'.aviu.aithT.'j , m I' a HOI.- 1.10. n 

- 

fl\nn *kl,»nlii,- ' ^ nn ffl-tnor, 


lay, dill 21 
'It’ll da 
!• n t,r 


T!„ re f in 


I., 


•I denm 


■T the 


• 1 1 'J.’i 




^Mrd. Imiind 
Vo*' t !„• bar 
ntK mndcr. 


"f mall IYojii Ililiiston. 


•sloii. on fli.rurgl.t i ,f 


buster' 

el 

' Tlui< 


. .05 
..13 
.. 3 
.217 


hord l'almnrslon, thu rutlrud English guurutary of For- 
ulgn Affair., is upwards of siSonly or y.-ars m- lias 
Imun connected with all the whig admlnUtratinn. ot Eng. 
land for the la*t thirty year*. 

Foa Tilt Would'. Filu.— Thu paukut ship Caroline 
R«'d. which arrived at N.wYork nn the .’.th.had on board 
21T packagns nf goods. Intnndod lor thc tVorl.l'a Fair in 
NewYork.. They were from Ihc l.hndun Exhibition 


will show very soon. tlmt wn nr,. In 

our.prophnrv.dhat Ihn nation , 'annul r. gunl „,M,f,p u .. 

"'I" I'"" (tlA‘,',l Ilffnm, hr events 

fii, uhanndNnnllrh.,,ns.h..|sr,.,.n Spain and thi Itolted 
Stale". (- I.a Narlon dm Journal of Progress. 

Tuaeinu: A, rim m is Sl« Yoa'a. — A ralamlly simi- 
lar to that-of dm flchitohliouse: oururr.-il on tho .evening 
nf I he 12th. In a large building hack nf Centre street, put 
lip hy the t kmnhlealunui s ot Emlgrallonfor the nu'rnmmm 
dnllpn'OT TTuwly arrived emigrants It fl V e stories In 
height, and on the various tlnors un less than 40" persons 
Were stowed. The alarm hell In the vicinity rang fur lire, 
ami a woman lu the upper pen crying nut. led tile occu- 
pants to helluva that the building was In Halm-, and a 
wh, I struggle ensued npen the stairs. The' Jrnwd s.sn, 
"hulling up,(hls only neemio of escape, quite a nululvr 
leiqa'd from the windows Into the ynrd,ls.|ow Six Hue. 
w, |„ lost, all or whom are rhlldren except one. an um 
known young wolimn'ngcd 20. Eight Ml, or. ware taken 
te I he llespltul seriunslyliijured. live of wh, no will proh.|. 
hi, die The fallowing I- a list ortho kllied'and woun.led ■ 
/M-John tv Hulton.fl years : lloliii illenuun. s ye,u< , 
Mery Murphy. 8 years : ^ou„g weman. unkmiw-ti. 20 years 
Unknown hoy. nljout 0 years ; unknown glrlTile.ul iljear, 
T',r Injun, I in Uoirilol -.loin, ilnwk. leg and arm firm 
keu . ,1 woman, emu broken : Eliza Savage, slim, Her dlslo- 
rated I l.ury Cushing, ipjured Internally ; ltridgel liar- 
riugton, Injured internally ; William tVhalen. sle.uld. r 
dislneated : John Eagan. Is sly injured : Catharine Swe 
hotly Injur, d. 

« mi tho morning of tlio winu* day. iwo chUdron, who had 
be n locked up in a horn*,; in Eleventh *trm*t. by their 
mother, wero burned to death Gy thu room taking fire 
during her nb*ence. 


'•'"toll, 
on Iii« 

■ imiTgP r* 

• ''ft at Pascarallo, ^rliooher Wm, II 
for New \ frendy waltlliu nd t lie tide (, 

I ' fl at GalveMf.ii, *hlp Win || WlArton. 

Im NntvVnrk. In (brer day*. 

I'ltssi"! ,.|| I he bar. hmindfor 1 lalveslon. m lrk vj.,,,,',, k 
H*« v< 1». inn-ti r. fur'New York. 

I hero hit* been nn •tenuifl' 
aceuiint « ,f low water, 
e o.w —A unnw storm rftitvd tittle 

the 12th, 

A'"',:'"'" "V Teoors — Tim newjy deflgnotiit mllltarv 

r W " nrl1 " "O' 1 8an Naha, river" are t„Jl„. him,,. 

" S ;? y T''" 1 '"' 1 ,T. h " I"*"""' "" ,,-rth limn,. h of 

he 1 the crossing ,4 ,|„. || n ,.i,i, r 

riv.v f i,;,';,k" " x,r, " i "' v "tfi land whiciSiffim!* i 


'Ill I III 
"I w 1 1 i 


d nt., i 


Hie il>' pa 1 1 
mwiiays r, 

’•port •» Tin .|Ui,|(ftji,iH )| MV 

J ' “ r" M Llflilutf l i.i.m .i ■ | , | 

','1. el,,,',, the Asia lofl 

, , ' '! '""'"ft I'M' hlifrel'dearer. 

KH .Opened with n go,n| 

fulli'n "(l nt Um ,1,,.,. k 
'I'bc money .uiarket l, 

«o|* ar,',|ii>,t,'d nt !«T •- 


H'iv.'illl'i 

Flour 


• •' .In hun fy 7 

•'•■I tun innrket 
"b‘" ' ' tile three 
I' thhi wre taken 
t'-r 'li-MIliikfdil,.,,,,, 

1 *T-H r - p rtT v. n , n r 


demand, wiiieh . In 


The 




funr- 
. hn» 


nt 


melerlel elnitige i 
I reneli Il,e per eel, Is are selling 


*• Ol I tl 


'"Ilf I II I II I , I . . 

ft III pViroiMn ., 

Im" ,-irf Iiifil |hi„, n , 0 

,(•011*111. inquiring lb 


Tlie 81*1., Dr 
f n rnnoiiillon in 
Auierlrati min 

:! *'“''h r'i-l-'hlmtotTv, 



Franco. 


Earls and Hie emijilry generally remain .,..1 . Villi. 
inj-niiy p,,||tlenl ebfinjre. „r nnV itinnviTil ’ 

Lator from Koy Wokt. 


Tlie llnrnnn w| 
ll"» inn. via Kj*y \V 
tile lMb'ill"|e v 
Bftlynge bail 1i 


' ii ini i ffiu-v ..Iniuuirv Ih 

Min packet Inn be,, him Hrrived uVro rrj„„ 
" 'Hi from the hitler port of 


; ri,| 


my; 

tor,h^e,^ 

ninrier * Department The bor*pn w,M, tl,.. a . ■ hrt r ' 

ruedtotoKM^l-T’Sra 

^numl.r * *" A ^ "4 X "SZX 

A lind'fofth" "■"' l K ' V 1 l"l'"'lry. now el Fort (Merrill 

u, , 'j . ! r"gh„el". the funner from F, rl Ito 

„„ IheJaller Iraq F„rfl,li„'„l„. xvlll neenlAl, ,i 1; 

foon as pusslhl,. ,,| Fort Marlin genii. J ' K '."f 
dleme I hey will morel, U ,nt. t-"l. 7," jl !h " . 


unlit tlmlr nirlvkl t'roperly 

Incers commanding, and the (ir*t build 


jri'tlbn of tlie 
•reeted will hi 


for tile 


il„> Im ivit'.'i’ ,i i* I )r "b‘othui of the stores ■ secondly 


Minus 


w»ny. 


make the following 


"*“ b -” r5 juiud .8'“ Jow hu»'«UN — It is just made publio that the | 1S-V8. the expendlttUfes on ordinary account ’havVin" 


Govr.K*ME*T Exrr.i*i)iTi iii v—IV 
extract from a Washington letter ; 

. ■ .7"" "f tfevernment exp,u,dltures ha. la-en 

hoi 5 b r e“E, !' 'to 1 Senate- In the discussion of thereso- 
printlngChe seventh census. Store Hie yenrx 


l 'n Sd *4 | P “ t0 «">munlM«" vlth Mr John Franklin was ""•'«< from twelve mUllon. a year to fortv millions. 

1 . .TIN Martin, of the British whaler Enterprise It'w.s F"«r of hcnernl Jackson's adm nislratlon. Mr 

'-^^^ “rimxted thr necesearj: expense, of the (Jem 


In 


10 and 11 l -mi WH ,oc. 1V 

17 aud to I , , t LnUrpri ''' WM alongside the F.relqis t n > 


frir'a-d Sir John toriled Captain Martin to dine 

"J; *h the latter doing as the wind w„ 

tu K e .V O. h Sir John, while conror«ing with Cgptaln 
tuff tolTTmn that he had live year.’ provisions, which 
^ Ad make laat seven, and hi. people were busily on- 
d In salting down birds, of which they had several 
iks full already, and twelve menTvere out shooting more. 


er.it Government at twenty-one melons. They will hardly 
or r be again reduced Mow forty million.. The expensed 
.Cendant on tho addition of territory, and Increased 
foreign Intercourse, and on addition, to Army and New 
csmbllshmenu,. account for the rapid augmentation nt 
expenditure!. The question now i. Whether the emeu, 
dl. urea nn other acreunt than those of national debt ‘can 

H . Jill T , f Ta y , 11 '* 'i""« vertain that 

th j will notbe. .The various demand, teprqjeel. now 

provided tor. will 
the revenue will 


M P ire Congre**. §r.mo nf which will be p 
augment the expenditure*. Whether 


continue to Inmano in a ratio with the expenditure* 1* a 
gr, at problem • 


-lioft* Napoi io 


-Dm » Kiiaa: Ttx.m;i. — Colonel Croiet. engineer of the 
lue Ridge Tunnel, contradict* the rumor that that im- 

Mnw«-we read our. C(Hid(-iniatiwu.,iiu hi/].oriant ^ NlI . (U Inv lvl , 

law -yfhvoh i« holy, junt and jjood. Wo ho h * r ' ll ' ,, f " f tHo wk . : 11 l* H,K,U V H >*»•«»* te the tumi.-L J« *' d VlHnm. Deeenila’r 17. H 11 d'lmT 'lulled' li^i 1,0 l on&n 
i , ,/ i i . . wa* ta'gun. and tlie perfornt inn ha* been extended nearU I Time*. *ay* : 

our own WWJtoClw Itntl lielplossntss, involvo one thousand feet. (Jol. exieet. that the c«rs »T* to. 
in the horrible pit of Hill, tlio miry clay* ( run through in a little over Jhrec year*. The“rock perie- 
ioiqmfv- dead in trcHpuHsos nnd in sin, ho tin lnU,,x ' , " wU >' (>f » uniform hard no**. But mu,, trouble 
there imminent no more" gnirituul Htronm '"T." , ' r , " wrl ''" r ; i " 1 ' rum » 

„ \ ^ neceiydty for ventilation. Tlio perfnratioii i* 10 feet in 

in uh. until just now/ we worn iiHloop i width bjvii in height. 

.hi. death and know it nut ; hut now tb tmm'^ux. the NVw y.wk 

Holy opint has nwukencd n/» to.uHenHO ( Herald that tbi* line Of ateamera i* losing money, and that 
wir danger and duty. Wo hop hy that pri r i ,,l<i,s “ r '‘ entertained, unlew* th<r Oovvrnment conie* f or - 
dan. light that • God ho ,oved (W world tin '?[, ,"S I 

he gato hlH only liugotton Son, tlmt wln»8# lu, ‘‘ iu hR " "•lG>"i* d tt wMi to purfhase these mnguifleent 
ever l>eIieH‘th in him nlmll not poi-mli hSr^ rlf ‘' l ° form “ Mupl,,,,, ‘ f,,r « P n «e rf ui stemn navy it 

have everlasting; life. ' ’ Wo geo tlmt Cl.rii'" U,J ,M ' n r"”"" " f """7'' r 'K r -'- '"«"•• i'"'« Splendid 
i;j m *. , „ , . ... ’ ' nt L " rl f lUM'iuiensof our naval architecture fall Into the hand, of I 

old make an ntonuifr hiuti tiue fi,r our HitA foreign -goreguu, eat 

«nd not for ours only, but nlno for thu-sins M s 


the world. We hoj* tho oonditinn. Upon wli|,^ , Ht '- v '""Ou'er' d on the farm 


f pardon, lift! from tlio doutl. oouaty.v. 


I, wards God and faith in Chrint'Jesus. 

Again, we aco that to comply with till 


rendition 


Si ’limu h SrkiV,.'* n»:au Nokk 


K — A sulphur spring ro- 
f David Jordan. K**|.wiu 
fourte«*n miles from Norfolk. 1* 


^ '!*™' n '. a,1 d. '] 1 i l 7'C 0 " | lition ia repentiini^aillm'or'uie whom theTrot" was conado^To^'pro'lmLjr 


**yj: 

I am unable f.»‘nmriu tlmt Louis Napoleon was agisted 
by the counsel* of Austria before the late catastroph,' 
Flv 1 , kni n i iat fle Hubner was a person g . ala at the 
? • V: It i* unD walW btdlev.td in diplomatic cirri** 
h< re. that the I'reuhlent s e«mfldential' frieiid. if not bl* 
osleiisibJe counsellor, was >1. dr Kbseb ff. the Russian 
Minisier at I «ri ,< A* long a* things were in *u*pen*.' in 
Friit'ce the Northern Power- were unable to carry out 
tbrir plan* for bringing tlie Continental nation* as coni. 
* k *‘ j' li*'* yoke a* they w, r,- lap, re tb.* Revolution 

[ ’ f | iu'/i mt ,IO Ti!. thut ' n “' "»** succeeded in 

i*si ilillsliing a military gov, rniiient. and all resistance no- 

pear* impossible, the. long-idufrlshiHl plan «in | M . 
or "light tollgl.tr It is entirely t*. abolish so-called const i 
tin iouhI government on the Uqntliieiit The follow Urn 
evrart from a short article in the IJoyd of to-day will 
gh i* you a foretaste ot what .England Im* to expert -• 
Notes complaining of the tlangeim* support given to 
political fugitive* iii England, were presented l>y the rc- 
pr« senthtive* o/ Russia. Aiiriria. and the (b rinaii t'oufed-' 
ere^on at tlp-Hritish Foreign Office ,-n.Uie llltli A-siuii. 
bir note was also’ h.-Vlidefl by t]ie bund to Lord Cowley at 
A"^ 1 ? WiU ,,n ‘ ."‘‘•‘Hate toadoptnieiLsure.' 
wbietTwill make it iiieonvenient or difficult for English 
men to travel in tlie Austriuu State*. long ns jhe just 
complaints of the ImperinfGoverntnent are not attended 
to ,n London, and an "rganixed cymiuunicatloii Is tween 
* u the lonttoeutnl State. 1- eurrieil nn uu.h-r the erotei- 
tlou of the law. The Kugll.h dill have the les.ro com- 
l'h,i , ,;;.Tvi?' , ' ,1Urnlimi ° f U "‘ n "' asur '' w"l Je|H-ml upon 

From what I lieur. I am Indued to believe that the 
Northern Fowcn, will not- rest until Ihc Sardinian UnT- 
ernment ha* followed their example, and the Lil>enil n«r- 
ty in Switzerland hae been cfushl-l P 


I.DI .V DrrnrbxTiox,. The IndUnx are „g„l„ enulmlt- 
ting dapredatlons to Western Tex«s. Lieut. Burlraon. 

} " ,0 "' anJ f0 «r others, nrrtved at San Autenin o B 
the 4th Inst . from the nin (lra„u e . They left Davis' 
runeho on the 27lh ult.. with a drove of muie, and horse, 
numhenng |q nil 51. belonging to four nf the party. On 
the tl, ol the same month, (December.) at, out 12 J'ctock 
„ they had encamped about 35 tulle, thi, .Ide of tlie ran. 
cho. and while eating ,|„-lr dinner they were charged upon 
by about eighteen Indians, believed to bo Cainanchc 
-The party flred only one gun. and killed n W i„d|,ri - the 
other gnu, there being two to Ihr company, mlaaad Ore. 
TbJ parly. andlng.resl.Uuce to be of no avail. Bad for tb. 
chaparral, and thence t,o Agua N'ueva on the road lead- 
ing to Sun I’otriclo. There were none of tho Adwrleana 
wounded or injured In their perron. They loll ail tln-lr 
antoial". ,-xce,,t-.wo raddle horse,. Mr Yale, repofl.'that 

, , ‘’' , prnp 7i? ,n “»•*'• fc'"* 4 ami gold .In vain, not 

ler, than *3U<«,. whl.h the Indian, took p,*, croton of 
Mr Tliomn* and twoTompauion*. numbers nf th^ *omo 
parly. l<*t. property to a much greater amount. 

Roaumtir:*. Robberies are frequent along- \hfo Rio 
The Ban Antoni.. Imjhw^-nttnns-nrnlRrgi 
recently 


" awiiixh-d oil the I, rig Meeh.nh- ul i-, 

,l«-r, '"i,t.„„,|>visr,.„ll„. cargo. oi l., 

Tie- survey ury Imre 

Tie .-(■honurr l|, few Abdcrroi, sailed f,„. N 
"ii thf 13ih. ami tlie EiiGeru (p 
tin llth insi • « 


q.bn.l f.'ITsX) on the vr 
d llernen Worthy 


fur the 


' wt 'rlflflir 
*11116 port , i n 


Piirticulaw 


'•y.. tho. Arbtjc — Liverpool 

Markela. a 


... i . NniVena, Jauiiurv 21- 

' '" ur 'I'"' 1 affl'lHs. lid. y barrel • c„f ' 

van, -c-d; llaeun Is sleaily i the stock or Ih-efl- 
Lnrd is steady 

France. 

ristog.'"""!', W. ""’■"f 1553? 

l."Ui! Napdlebn's emgy I, hereafl 
ruin of the cIRtitrv 


brought 

hi J:The:X&r^:;; 

'• "tul Kentucky 


Leglsliilurek nf Tcnnei 


has ad. 

xhausted ; 


' be placed on tlm 


Austria. 

''•he Emperor hag tor, nkrijf abrogated 

'.""'"I to", -rally Is unlinpprtant 

IbniioN, January jR, 


Tlu 1 1’uiiard steamer sailed nt 


ihmui to-day for Liverpool. 


Political. 

Ihe M«to, L |', , M.'V' ; ~ T "" ""P"’C"’"atlVeH of 

the Maine, la glshilure paused hy „ vote „f «:| to 34. He 
lowing rj'wiltftlon ; . 

Ih 


Mty fuly lien ting 


Gmmli 
.roiiGi 

. '-'Ushney A: Hampton, -or the 

And in Stale (Inn-tie. have lq-en eh-cti-d Slate I'fiuters 
hnu.L-xn -The charter of P-j W i ra il U h.-tw-,, i 
pealed, the entire delegation * 

■«d voting for the measure. 

The lluuw uf Itepre.ontatives has luuwed the Senate 

hill, runflnnmg He- aellon of t h.- Auditor an, I'll ..trdli«r 

ill scaling the public debt. _ * . 

The great Internal Improvement * bill i* still before 
liou*e. “ % 

Mat ago 11 pa — P. ('. Siewart 
Mayor of Matagorda. 

Her Oir.— Tjie Klhohner Klizahelh.- n-purt.-d iq,|,nri off 
Matagorda, hns >i. cn got oil 

File, 1, TIM. Itm IIrxm,,:. Tlu- Brownsville Flag, unilcr 
the head of fVhlmfcro., ha, llu- following arllcli 
g»rd to thu rwolutlouary movement .• 


tlm 


r^. Kmj.. bus been elected 


*"U' of the niiwt efficient nnd valuable medicinal waters iu 

i ie world It combines the pro|ewlle, of tin- Saratoga 

•to Spring* 

T„, Koti xi .4 oi- IHC Carnot.. — The National Intelllgen- 

r -aya: - The great Improvement effected to the lighting I ■ r " ,: P»*cH*o Cmw.—Iii Mr. Banvard'. new and inter- 
the Rotunda of the Capitol is thatiuhject of g,-neral and Ml '"* ' """‘"l " I'lvinouth and the Pilgrim,," when 

served remark flan tun-bM, introduced and I. nude ' ’ 

p iss into one hundred nud rixty burner*, eoually dis- 
umuty, we Kec.pluinly theHe thillgH WO cann(f r,l -’ l,U ' a ,uto u, « ht or bracket*, which are ranged 
'loofourMvtw, WntiHP in UH (hero iBitoirntx, ,v ”" , » -»«. arrangement produce, a brll 

,w. ^'"Innt and beautiful, but verv nleiuMint. *ro.i,x» fll . 


thine, no 8trem*tl. Tl,.. c ^ innt and l,,,nullfu1 ’ but ™*y pb‘tuwuit light below. 

S ftltllltlOH of the HGll" bnd* to the paintings on .the walls a spirited a 

"w, stupefied ill mornl dciith tlmt tlu^lM ainranuu*. AYe bare never uu-n the Rotunda look 


»p, aking of the anduranee of t j,o early pilgrim,, theauthor 
relate, the following Interesting Incident 
" A simple, affecting, yet very appropriate memorial of 
■ hat time I II, the winter of 1023) was 


kerag 

“Mot actj hence we nre Jed to ery fir ft , 
Wtani ^ from the MohwmI Spirit, and tlio 


tlu lr cjindition at 


iin 


JS*/ “«* stcndfnst : “ If ye, l, e it( 

tmto yoibindody on that island. 


and life* | 

ho. ltotu 

’ *»«•!! as whun lighted on tin* present nrrangement " 

Bi.aves 11 hoii.ii 1 


11, 1 inn i 8 ?7,? l u Plpnl0u ", Af ‘" r »" address frem 
Ih, Hon. Daniel Mehster, a proreroton marched to the 
eonrl-house ; and as they paroed down 4lte long rows of 
tables, rich laden w ill, the luxuries of the roa and land. 


in 0, „» —A letter dated Havann..Dt- 
,ula-r 31st. states that fuu t eargm-, bf African slaves, 
numbering iu the uggregntc )UH« souls, have lately ls-en 


live kernels of parched corn w.-ra observed upon every 
plate They atlructed attention Rome smiled a- lliev 
IM.",ed along, at win" they regarded as an old conceit 
Others, who xvere la-Uer lu-quadili-d with the Yankee ellnr- 
- fE "; r ,i u i w ii 1 Ikrif fondness fur significant notions, knew 
A Rpani-li I, rig. with 700 slaves 1 nAetog fc T ' w 5 n ','' 1 “‘"" ut ' ,1 "‘ hidden 

I, tote ,i.. a. rr:; t-iisss-ni-ss 

.... 1 H, «1 •"long the settlers, gave them each live grain’ 

M hen this was understood at the table. It produced a 
thrllltog emotion. These lire, grains en each plate were 

lit mill ftxiltnir " I 


T'M knnW 10W t0 e' V " F'Oel ftlfta 
cluldren, how much more shitU your lichVct 
ly Father give the Holy Spirit tt 
wi him;’ In answer to prnyer, 

qttickoninfv power, which 1, rings uh to tint BhsmCs.ii.o.-a brass propeller r„r the United 

2 Second work of tlio Spirit— fiuiekonii' ,, . u, ''' l '' , ‘ ; '‘" u ' r ™" 1 1,1 ''"‘‘‘“‘'■o'- "01 »'ek. 

power, or energy “You Kn/li 1> • L “ ni ^ 1 "eh. when Bnlxhed. wUI weigh 10.000 pounds. Nearly I 

Were I , I' 1 .* 0U '" 1 ‘' 1 WHlUOkcited wlnino tons efiitcUl was meltad and run Into the mould. 

wet, ml Adam "" d "L ?’. 7 1 "' m “‘ 1 " x ' r, ‘ l roier."u„trha, h,.en ertahUthed 

I III 1,1111 6 ft 4 uu, ^nilljj; 8|)ir*'i Piedmont; th* church of tho Waldenscs 1* ni 

Imho and holplrHH ctry. “ Johuh. tl/ lrtly ln wor * ht I > anJ enunc iation dootriuc 

Of Iktrifl I... * rx 


lUOtlon. --ran 

full of the/«rifMi of thought and feeling.' 


ENuiuM).~Thc Washington Republia 


.?* °I *'“vid, have morcy on mo " 

"""t “'wll ecml tlm Comforter in his 

11,1 ««rS" n N.'"' 1 " n "' )lp “ s to • ult0 1'jto ke •"“'■'l. "" xjqirehcnslorii which nra hy no mem,, 

„I ^ NOW we DL'lievo there to that Journal. The Naval uqd .Military Guzettcra- 

J ft nd that “he \h Ji ruwardor of thf 1 r(T °l ?,,,K ‘ , 'l " r K HU of tlw Officer* lif the itrrny and navy 

"•at diligently ueek him." Wo now haviLrotAr o“' TOT* »“• , tlzr.-nicu".^ 

*m tO seek him t 1 i •• >a> IR,p< ot of the affairs of Europe, especially ot Franre ; and. 

' seek llllll, truly dutunng snlvatlf" e"tloll»t|on of a war at no remote date, they are velie- 
judgment now heoomcg active, and j“" utl " 'heir calig up-m the Huverumant tu preparafur 

to oorvo God. The heart bewinr - - - 


R'xoi i.s. Mohomaui.,— T he Greek Renate has just lost 
one of Its memlHtrs. M Marcqpolltl.. win, «•„, of tho 

mntarOv m "’'"" 1 '““•y " strength, ■„ the ministerial 
majority. He was a very eld man. and Ills death was pre- 
ceded by u .InguUr aberration or Id. meutalfaculti,-, 
lie imuglued that ho lind fallen into disgrace with ihc 
king. and. declaring himself unworthy to live, he obstl- 
nau-ly refused, to take the slightest qourlshmentC The 
Klug having _ts-eu told of lids, sunt a s(>eclal inesmgu lo 


»Ir 


,„0X,.,,0"X“ gr,,,. Ilq.en.i.. — Dr.. M’llllanu, Itesldcnt 
I hy si, -Ian of. tho garraim-nto Hlate Hospital. In his scud 
‘""'“I rccenlly puhlhhed. gi.es the whole number 
rf patlmt, Hdmilled at 400. Vul.or that number, tb. 
Very large proportion of 20 were set down as Insane, and 
10 wore under treatment for woumla or varlolu kinds 
•uly 48 deatliH occurred. 


■ 11 0 ne.',nf . tin. „i.t "V vw,( »u U«* iH-en iiudfl by 

I" tv-uis *" *«• ft s lay-reuder. The 

|'D Buiulay rt 0f k"*"""! '» 1" he road regularly 

"" c ° r <J w nc| nipUra frmq to 
rr"f' l "'W ,, g..he firytress of thj 

“‘'"I'oc-xe.rlJ. fr "‘" >"'" r ""‘-to 


unusua! affection iu the present day— a too grea I devotion 
to the monarchy— only declared him.-, -If .-till more guilty 
to have displeased , o ,4Teble. a Sovereign, and In spite ot 
every effort on the part of Id- friends lie actually .farved 
Iniusclf to deatli 

AToi-mnaq lx, „„m -At the concert lately given t- 
tb" cli 11 tire u of Lonnaoii Bchool* a( New York, bv Mi 
“•r-, * “xn 1 incident occurred near Ihe eios. 

Just when Mis. Hnye. had taken her place „„ ( |,e stage te 
.Ing Sweet Hume, a tine little girl slob- over Id her side 
miohgerved. and pn-wmteil her will, a Is.uquel. will, so in 
noeent a voice and look that.' together with. the nature el 
tie- wing «l,i, was at, cut to .log. It completely, overpower, d 
her wl I, emotion She fried .wire lu sing la^lla, 
and failed, and then said something to Mr l.uvenu. the 
ermduetor, not heart! by the audience, tint -which tliei 
supposed was a direction to 1dm about, the accompaiif- 
ment. Her utterance was choked, and at length she wn- 
compelled to leave tin- stage by her to.clinga „S only 
ItMef HmAHgray rclunied_anor jong .eoidlumal. .applauxa. Mr -Layeim 
ra from London | u " l " 1,il V 1 1 ' initounolng the eauro ot the failure Rln- then 
> I sung - Home with such exquisite feeling and la-only as 
It was never perhaps sung, even by herself, befere.g 

Flouida Inuiaic. — T he SI. Augustine ( Florhlal Anclenl 
t-ity rays thaf the Uldllu Cht.-f. Hilly itowit-gs, I- becoming, 
somewhat resUosa, and has recently visit. -d Tampa, and 

.a , . 

Ukc nr drive to a number of - outliers " He say. they 
wholly refuse to obey his autlmrlly. ami he expresxesfean. 
they will ill, mischief aud involve his people In trouble 
The Ancleut City thinks the said William Bowleg. 

nvilltr >1 (pii.1/ ..Cii • .. . 


Y*u r..of Gjioi mu im Lo>oo*.--Thotnlitj 
EvCnTug^buriial.ln one of bis late lottei 


I cai» but |iorl*li If I K o. 

I am rtoolvcd to try ; 

If Iriny uwuy, I know 
I alum forever itio.'‘ 

nn r i° Ur ,l ^ ectlonH Ri’Q Homowhat 
^ HO that wo would love 

UH. 

,L- ln . 7'/ < ' now b(, g'''' t" try to do HOih ),,: 

‘fUTIg m the wav nf wi‘ • I * x . “ 1 wa8 ,s «*'pri»t*u to leara tlwit lota in the violnitv of tl... 

effort ii nH ^ 1 religion, hut poor IH flank of England ani the Royal Kscbangu wurole^val 
W md many the blunderH we mn^'A" ln Jtoule. except to 'l£*m“‘t 

® llK tlmliab* a UtP ^ U^rHfbl'mable quarters. ar»» about tbc wuuc a* Ui Now York 

. U If lit tlmt. Hour ulunikUi. - -•-==»=■ 

‘■■j»rt U ' ,<B,ouo _ E "*r"fBmrr. 

I "“"to *! Il0 ""‘ u ln. Rxndwlrh Island., 

Keo.; ”""tol, There I, „e pvl„,t on 

Kk one'.nf .l-' P*i ov 1alon ha* beeu made 


iiioyomciit* nf lid* rennwned band of knlirlit*-ormnt but 
It'Hrn tin y an- Mill iK.cupvinp J.nic of the uSowi, n'- 
pii‘11* lMtweon the Kin Gr.iude slid tlio Colorado We 
have *t en H.iue three nr four of their leader* about town 
for the few last day* 

No doubt what force they, hare I. nut far from lids oil v 
nnd d Is whisper,., I imiuml ceiillilentlally ihal they hare 
1S4X) men, and two pieces nf .artillery nrriflrd with (bud 
lord from Texas. We judge from alfweeaii learn lllat 
Neuie reulf, Tcemynt s Itkre really arrived al last, ami that 
another attack .upon MatamunH is seriousiv im-litated 
perhaps ere many day!' (I, ai Aral,. a has itoder lit. eclro- 
mandal least -.BOO men, will, guns and eutreuchim'iits 
In fact, even- material r,",uisite for a sueressful defedee 
i “?• r If n s " situated, take care of 

thi* little ^nnd of undl.«ripluu*d moil, why than Mexico 
may n.- well drop out nf tho family of tuition*.' AVu* 
imvus. 


• in r<*- 

I 




Congressional. 

c . r... ,« . 'VAiiuxiTov. January 13, 1862) 

. i.ifATi. Tin 1 < liair laid lxTont tin* .Senate a report fro 
tbi* Secretary of the Benatc nf the persoua employed iu p 


tifllee 

Tlie Chair laid la'fore th, 


ii fob 

llm I'elmd H""' " nr "" stl) ' ,T "" Hover, iment 

wi..- 

s, niggle of t he lait.-r wit h Aust rlm l,u "«' ,r y- ""ring the 

“r 1 u ' :ya «»«i'««iBp«.kerof i 

till ]|ou*o of Representatives on tile . lOtli. 

0,ne. on the mill, the Senate of Ohio passed a reseln- 
Hon declaring that the trailed State, owe It l„ the cause 
of h rty. and might tn Interfere, should Russia ,» „„y 
other po wer Inte rmeddle with the Internal affair, nf other 
•mil, ins struggling fur freedom. 

Ncwboilx.— Delegate, havo been appointed by tho 
democracy of NcwYork clty. to attend the National Con- ; 
volition. - 

i’i xxi, lvakia. Another bill has Iwcn introduced In the 
Pennsylvania Legislature, prohlbltiag the use of Jail, tor 
th" aotantta, «f togitlve slaves. U will be recollected 
hat a similar, bill wus. passed at the l„ t .crolon. pocketed 
by the Governor towards tho close of tho iwulon, and 
vetoed by him *lnc« the commencement of tho pre*ent 
*ee*lon. . , 

A bill has been Introduced Into the Legislature torcpcal 
tlm lourth and sixth sections ef the law lo prevent kid- 
napping. 

Tin: L'ocxra ix Dsurnu.xu -Tlnraas (>. Hamhly, Esq". 
furuicrly of York. Pa . hut new a resident erilalltoruia. to 


LrifUInliif!- id Main,-, a, el Iheil.-n.-ral Assembly of 

’ '“'"I" re, hv rt! 

id, pleunni (b.rertmr, inrltinp Kossuth .la visit ihut lUat, 
"'"'"eating I leehm.-fjlnt.-rrcntlen 

re „ Fonr.iox Airxius— A 
r from an American cllj„,„ | mvl , r ,,,,„ irtll - n f 

ol t-'rt the new ly appointed Secretary ef Hi„|,.-| 

I", I "feign Affairs, In tlm lull,, wing term. - | , 

I’ ’ ' he eequalnted with Karl Graiirllp.' whe t 

I, ,,", of -hlgj, ehanp ler, 'i-xeeilent Uhllllles, ,,„fl a, 1 1,‘ . 

,"-t eeurt.eolpl person, |n |,„ ,.„ ulll 

II, - Ides, hord Granville entertain, the kindest feeling, 
ewer, Is nur euuntry, has a afrong desire In malntaj,, 
th, must Ultimate and friendly relations with iis. " 



°f Nnrr ' ,lk "'nre, I (lie handsome dividend. ,A, U 

f“ stock- tor the Idat -lx mnnlli, 


* f '” ™' JI 

™""«~H7 , Ji{Si*'l r r “u "'" 3000 h *» >”■ 

I, I A, K-Frun®, ! , '/ W " >, rn * M ''Tthcrn. 

* hid. fra . 7’"’" "re Rl OAffilR] ,g 

m »* "-«- 

IlKxiP ""Ihtog doing in this arliele 

f.v 


fir kni.wlfei^* 

'», hhl. M'eMerv 



^tcTlIrnF 

Franr*. . ^ 108 




ohlxah* cattle MARKET- 


_ Jrvvrusev t'lrv, ) 
.in, . , 'toy Rvnnlnk. January 23 ,1852 I 



m,' , .... " n " "niy x Very mndorate stork of Cntllo gnA 

PrZ'ara to e” T ’ ,n) ' V '*> ' "" h.' d 

'"'•'V kWn V lh.,3 wZ"C , * ht WrlPUl 


At-ironaix lxatni ri„i„ i„, t | tul , 

formed lu Han Francisco, and the collection 
torn, a library lm - 1 


Im* hwn 
•f l**ik* 1 1 


n.rr Game (M'e.tern) 

Hur»r.. 

M hi ii Co W '*. , , [ [ ” 

* *!.»»* a* | i Ycani.img*. , ' " 


quota : 
r, a — 


-tlffllOe ft net. 
mrS)*-4 2 f, •), hrad. 


■ -'ll' 


ttO/iHieo ft head' 

V brax 


Now Orleans W holesale Prices Current. 

< tan n.i V nemnriri, rt imv «-m. 

"egging r' i (•• rtr.l" 

•^•^r!U!-!Jft;,‘i^|58 


NEW ORL EANS MARKETS. 

, U|Mii*iia* Aoiortfi. On-Il l.. , 

* Mornlnn, Japunry 24. 1862. 

Flu* piwft w.-ck hn* nut lK>on n period ..f mu. li actlvlt-v 

iqour market generally, nnd ar hade lew,-, tor 

r',"" r ""‘‘"'ra, trhlcl, may he men- v — - 



; "'C rarer,, hie advices I,, the Arclle |„ ' • - - 

nrl,-. Lard. Ila.-en, and son, her articles nf Wcsll+n' OappcV.F il " 


• •"Momi _a 

Hub Knpf, |ffi',; 

Kviilnrhy j 

Norilierii .. .1, 

llrrnrt, »* in„n> ; 

1‘iii.i -L ' 

f 'nn hisre., . •', _ _ 

Her* wax, nn,; 
IlltiK Vx, ', si” 

IMllHrw, hinrc, 

^ii.i. r.,ti. r . h m 

J " • > 

UrnM,Vi». iu. i ■ *a 
i "Iflrr, V n> • 

. • Tl* 

I lit) aim, if. |sr.| ' ' — 

“ irtf ,(ct (Tiiii ,| * — 

}"• -n 

MlTUAym., " 

Ki.jSmir 


•- 

- j ; °Ba,..rr“ 

linaa.'il II 

” j 5?SST. l "" r "li»' 

•*' ; j do. Slinirti, 

ltd I Whale 

, ; i < aaiiir . . 

'*» ; 

i! vs. •**,• i, b , 

— • Tai-fH-re- L 
.-MeiMWcSfliw 

,1 I rai Ufoiia, U I 

IN'Tlfiqh 

Urn. , . , 

r«i: 


J'l'iiiliici'.nn ImprnviUHMiL hup 


ton 


rito'ru* 

ifiknn plni'c, iiwlnit f" t It* 
eonhnued Interruption of navigation I,,. the Me.len,' 

The I'uunrd sleam’er Amerlon hn. left I,lTe n e,4 f,,r Bo,. 
Halifax, nnd adrleea hy'le r In Ihc tilth tost nr - 
now tluii by J«‘h*Krapli. 

'' ni1 "“"V""! ("riDigwhieh eharac - 

rir."l the I etten market at the rl eur Inal weekly 

rt'.l"W. rt-eelrecl a severe cheek en SutunU, morning frai, 
the publication 'jf-the Asia's news announcing nn '..I 
uiHiiino af Liverpool, ucwwloned by the rtbeovery that Ih.* 
fltocki i there, on actual count, ex r reded the estlmateahy 
floino 43,000 bale*. Owin« to thi* Inlelllgonce our market 
wa* un*ottled. und the wile* of Saturday. Monday. Tin.*- 
(lay and Wednfladay— amounting to *nnio *2l.5oo hale*— 
allowed a decllno of tftg) * 4 of n cent upon nearly nil quab 
Itlea. On Thursday morning, however, 'the* piibifeatloti of 
tho Arctic '« new*, of > 4 d advance at Liverpool, gave a 
new oepect to affiilr*. and the burtnr** reached nwarlv 
12.000 bales, prlow at the clow* haring recovered fully '.v 
of the previous detllne. Yesterday thortt wu nlno c«»n- 
slderable Inquiry .and 1 1 ,000 liale* found purchaser* making 
a total for the Week of 44 50U l»ale*, taken for Franco, the 
Oontlncnt nnd nur Eastern market*, wl^h only a limited 
portion Tor England.' Frier* close firmly at the *uMg|,„ m | 
quotations. The receipts at thi* port *lnco l*t 
toriiber are,' M0, 900 bale* against fi'20.000 to same 


tl..,...,. 

C'apper, V ». . 

ltf|Hlrf|'. ...... I— TT I - 

FI'fMlilH* L_ „ _ 

*•«. iv'llowirulft! — Ilk., 
handles. tti . I 

lUrtwi 4n j. 
te's Nfitilii. hi | . . j — ■*- L 

'Adlevr U 6W*- 

A . IflllKI II 1 1 >)<■ .... / — 1 

{-II i- 

< erdnac, tt, . 

Miuiillrt j 

TiirMAniirrirnti J 

( orn Menl, l.hl 
t 'Olll, t* loti 

CmiMt'l ... - 
H>al, 

tlA ir, 

Nortlifrn 

tU*°da.y«i I 

J2 

do.dhtKi 4 IhS -4 


I* I- I*X i 

•>ii — .it» i 


..jjta,. 


bhl. 


Mira. 

, ft" Vv_ 
ll». do. 

Ml. | 

I 

1 '•*(»<) ■' 

I IHM, Its . . . 

f lft*r, Ji 1,1,1... 

Xt»aa 

1 M.o.i. 

I IViino 

I f. O...,;.. ' - 
fonr.il.i# jh 
lUCCM • 

Hama. * fl, .... 
jl-'.Miiraa«J,.. 

fllioulUpra ' 

Laan : 1 

• „ Dtrmra s. 

GoaJu’n 

Wralarri 
. 0 ""“»a i \ 

Anisrif** a.,.'. 1 

Pi £» AppU ■ 
1VT Atota, bhl. 
Porter, ' , 

IxttrUot,, |T 4ot, n 


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(23 




it 00 
reo 
& oo 


16 -0*. 
is fwi 
IS so 
13 w 
II uf 


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'Inl«4n*l 


a hitter to the editor of the York Republican. *i'enking of I y, ‘“ r ' an ^ 1,1 ttU the 'United State* port* there la now an 
A ,.-r....i — I ,e ,uwn ef Jacks,,,,. 1„ Olarcras I compared with last year, ef lolToio Ules, 


« profe**|nnnl Vl*H to th' 
mntyx.say 

- Twe courts Wert- la session, the County nnd thopha. 
triei t "iirt* My coxy wa* In the County Court 

'll Of | Lllere ihnrera 

IhI.I.- on xrlilolt t ollyer. the county clerk, -died, who wan 

Ml I by 111.' Mime .III. Ige >,1111 11. n.tiiv Ul 1,1a. 

A, ' • i M n-.iUy I,,,, The e, ' 1 1 1 1- 1 • 1 ..ppi.M-d III nil*. Gen. 
Atiileraon- - a fine lonklng old gentleman, wa* armed will, 
a huge Howie knife that hupg like a hr.aid *wi,rdx hy hia 
ide and I wa* iM ihao* the nnjy unaniied man in the 
hmly Tile Jtidgn hinl III* Colt revolver* huckleij on— the 


Inferior 

Ordinary 

Middling 

0 ot*r Middling 


WEW OKl.KAMa (J|aaMiriC*TIO!«. 


■T.’TCiCl 




Middling Fair .. . .8 ‘./gl — 

Frt,r ..8',r5) — 

(Good Fair. 8?4(hmi, 

G«mhI and Fine nominal 

,, , . rt . 'ivica 


Ciilloimibi .... 
Kaiinvla . 4 ,%’... 
t'alir.. I'Hni* . . . 

Jcitha, KanliKk) 
Miujfi, *y. . .. 
do. r.u«ti'ni .... 
Duel., *l„l. 

Hua-lw !|4 60 

PUtlfliah 

l(av*iia 'j (0 

AniA.Noa.Hitiu.yd — |g 
T»‘«. Fton.l 
b'K«'*n|, I'fnpj I* t« 
•to. 81. (amiiagp is to 
Fuat"-. Triaprn;io 0«) 

•#Kk&8 

Ilnur, pl.l.l, 

Ohio, rl. .. gull, , 1 3 *S 
llltlioil Si Mo.'lri 
Hi. Laula. (.'ity . 


2 bjj 

B El! 


*e. eiator* had their*— the graffiTjury. etc . anil, a* I *ahl. 
th,» .‘herill and hi* a**i*taut* their*. In fnet. Colt’* re- 
v.-lrer* and raw r.ramly nre a part of every day* ,lro** 
fhc ( < unity ( ourt wa* held in the clerk * i.fflce. os the 


Dio I jet Court, occupied (he court -houeo ! The latter wo* 
mi l of po*t* M l- in the ground-., o v i m |ow*-tlio eollar 
beam* ft tew iujdi,** higher than my head, one end of the 
Iinu*e entirely r, pell, and tie floor l.ut the earth .whirl, 
trampled Ink, a deep dust, except four er lire le.iirtl" 
,r tin. Judge toeit mi. The building wa. alieill 25 |,-.-r 
.mg and about. 16 wide. Vet In this simple 1,1,11, ling tlio 
mu-l |«-rr. « order re gm-.l Kve.y thing tr«n.plrt-,l wilf, 
illgnlty. n|el lie- law luokod as imtrli. If.net mere imJestlr 
than in hriclt and mortar with granite pillars In front.'' 

" fauxiauxa rea R|iai.s—A Mr J. K Usher I, a 
ma-le sundry improvements In steam carriages for plank 
anil Mara-lamlxcd- roa-1" Te .bring thisa Improvcmenls 
to hear upon public convenience, a company baa been 
nm.-d I" NcwYork, under the title nf tie- American 
Rti.-m Carriage Company, of which W. Rirrell, Ksq , is 
President, and Air Fisher, Recretary. The capital of Hie 
'company is to he one hundred thousand dollars, divided 
1,1,0 shares of a hundred dollars each, of whirl, five dob 
lars only is required ns a deposit. Air. Fisher engages lo 
I'iuoiistrale practically the following tilings— Thnbjhe 
f fuel, oil, aud other materials necessary lo run his 


ronoM AMI) TOHACt n ■TATr.MV.nt. 

a-. . . Cotton, hale*. . 'Tuharm hluU 

.Stifk on hand Hcpt. 1. 1851 T5 ;h»o * •>• 1 H71 

Retired pa«t week "iVphn ai| - AWI 

• previously. . U27,Olp— aOff.Mu 0,575-11,042 

Hxporte'd |«lcl week 31372 M ~ 1 *" (ky| 

previously. . 5"7,utxi- 530,172 -jjjji, 
fltoek on baud md cleared T44.2 i,s 


"ale a report from the Rec 
resolution of tilt* com- 

ill respect to certain military 

Mr. Milh r presented the proceeding* of a jnililic meet 


n-ury of War. In reply to a resolution of the Senate, com- 
municating information *- 
roii-b in loVa 


ing in Trenton, 
the United S t - 


11 N'ewJersey. recqminendiiig intervention hy 
Me* ill favor of the people I.f Hungary. 


Mr. fill eld* presented the petition of Alfred W. fhonlp- 
son. 1, raving that a contract U> made with Tiim fur carry- 
mg the t .>?, mail in rteauiships bet wiwn tin, United Statu* 
and Ireland. 

Mr. Rtocktou gave notiec {if a hill providing fur a line of 
mail steamships to ply between Jersey city „ m | Galway. 
Ireland. J 


.Mr. Soule presented petition* praying the appointment 
of u new Uoardpf Commissioner* mi (Maim.* agaiu.st ^lexilTL■ 

Mr IlnWrtOll n.i.. .r-l.,.1 I.....I, tl... ■■ .. . . 


y,,ur “ 

‘Wuuunlcfutl 


T ,|< "<ulm"“!|;,i’' H ' "* U ' U '"" 5 thasnm.| 

r**“; XI m. ' * t “ **" Ooul 32 IHI, nr 57 lo ca.ueler- 


‘^TinonAWAL or ti». Mexican Miniiii.h. — fiefiur Don 
u \n <y l* H 0Nl , f° r * w ’ Vfc M year* pant Envoy Kxtrnordb 
MI n l**i« r Plonlpo^hn-y to the United State* I 
i v yrnmput from Muxlco. to*, j,|* hiave of the President 
juflii* 10th in*t.. prejiaratory ,, returning' tu Mexico, 
/mudu a brief hut very liaiul*o, c whii'lrwa* 

,e*poud«d to by tlie President ^♦’or de la U«>*u retire* 
rrojp th« position be hiw so long orcum^ j-,, conaequenre 

^ of IU health. ' . »» « ' - 

Di.oh ation — fit. Michael’* L'hpndn a liu w aiitlsplou- 

1.. 1QU.1 11 I did Roman Cutholle ediflee. in Baltimore. Vlb defeated 

in loti2 llin 6*11*1 - - . . . _. • T 

1 outlie 11th luat 


•inylug a trick of 
ii* profcMlon 
to tlie Went* 


, , seme sort. It place, un eoiin.Wneeln 
1,1s professions, and believes lie Is l„dis| Ito cmig 


Kytuan 


.rltlo of tU ** P ' 
g.lWh*^ 


think* 


it l>»( 


Tw -s/Misn "Rmht-r Is ate,," UHi.ooo, sr 62 to 

J' * "sch « ta'rt''? 1 ' I 1 "'* toil" show Ibg the popula- 
■ •(*,. mg u u {"tod Rtatss. aeaordluf to ths census 
Ita" '",u,P^rn“ f touuuuuicaaU to tt,. llgpUsl 
|f""n«Uuu u i... . , pears, that the whole number 
iH^Uon in .. " , n«W, or one lu 82 of the whole 

{j 10, "uy em ""'ted States, which ie 23.081.747. in 
* to etc., 41 . BV " r V 81 of the population , luifiaua, 
"I •'«».„ j u “ Population i Kentucky. cue to 
1,1 'I They are munt'iiumer- 

r^.VlKL ' U [ } h " i«» Georgia, South 

■J* J Cuuluhk y Thty are more uuiuer- 

10 l M »l»uUHou in the «Uvd thau iu 


Staiz PaisTkR — By il decision of tie Ruprcm, Court 
of Hebforuia. Eugene Gaeecrly has heu, UcclarccRtetc ■ 
Printer ■ ^ 

IJirus: Ill arau. ArrcuTioa I I'tdc Ibis heat the 
PhUadelpha Huuday DUpatcb calls station to the icet- 
Ing nf the Ttunsyl vsnll Le glsix ture Cruel tosiuufilon 

Blav.s Fuza. — tlapL Andrew ltarpV of8l Louis 11s 
freed all Ids sin, as. twenty-four iu s,uiy r , „ u cond ]. t ' 
Hint tl,e MisaraH Colonisation Deelutjto,,,, Bi l . 
ImmvdlptldV to I.ikcrW, which tlie s,a-le" 1,1 


uiidcrlqxeeJ "dyelllpl . 


A, rm elite, pax laa.mx.e-A curium. Trp pl lb a t l nn Im- 
,c l '“ i'cu.lnn-efflco In tVni-hiuglon |„r He- 

bounty land granted by the act oT gi-pj.-mher IHfj, The 

man who applies affirms that he volunteered In Keptim, 
la,r, 1832. In Bauphlu county. Penusyivuiila, lor 1111 to 
definite time, and served In the war ,.f the United Rialc. 
against the milliners of- Boult, CxroUua. Two wliu.ss,- 
•ratify that they saw him depart uu this service en I 
return ^ 

Comzt Oasz.rzn — Oil the night of the 12lh. Enckc's 
CmusI was observed at- the National Otter calory lu 
AJjRlhlugt 0 ". by Air. Fergipaiu, th rough the large Kquu- 
torlai - The Comet la drHoribed as 4 ’taint white nebula 
with hrlUigney capable of Marlugtouly tlm faintest (||„. 


Di'-aii'-Ww- Uriuuliaw, Ksq.. a geuileuA, . . k 

P ^(ph 


for 111* literary attaiuiucui*. died near 
| 81)1. in tlm 70tb y«»r of bhugc 


M|diiu ouihc 


Bxrilov Mahcv.— I t i* rumored that -iwo-ihlrd* of (lit 
•hmocratlu di lcgutf* to tho .Nulldiiul (.'ouvciillon from 
N' wYark, ^ (ufa^y. 0 f *x-0pv. M»ryy at {•. candidai* 

for dm Pru«id*,ucy ■ r > ,• 


Mr. Dawson n-porud bick tlio lioiue biff for tho 
of th« Mrguna Moolcn Company • , v 

Mr. Underw«*>d iiitr,..luccd a hill to purcha*., (ho *t<K-k 
owned by Individual.* iu the Portland ami LouUvillu Canal. 

Mr. lirad mry introduced a joint rc*ol.ition providing for 
tin* pubUcuti'iii ol ^111 aiinuiil compendium of the various 
pubhr documents, to Im published lulme volume.- 
uM-'-rtr 1 - ar.solution iiilavriugilia Ct mini itka, on 

1 wtrofflee* and 1 od-road* a clerk ; and a rvauiulion wa* 
subudttc.l hy Mr. train, xlluwlugu clerk to the L'ouimltlee 
on Naval .Utiilr- 

The fi, injfv tin'll took up (In* joint resolution. providing 
for a con (act with Me.*r r DohWd*o U A: Arnwtmng for 
printing the return*4.f llio>eventh e. n*u*. and alter a 
ong debate tlie Mihject wa*. on inolioii of Mr 1‘earce 
postponed l'ir three week*, t.. enable the Senalc t-, receive 
and examine -uch n-p.-rt on the plan of (he cei.Mi* «* muv 
I, y that time booomimjjicated to tlm Semite. Adjourned 
il°i *»• °f llrriu siMAiiVM.— Tin' fipeakor called fils 
report* of commit tee*, and a number of hill*, moot of them- 
of a private nature, wer.* iv|,ort.'d, and eillier hid on tl.. 
cpeak.r * tul.le or referred to commit lee* of til.' IIou*e.i}r 
on the Mule ot the Union. Among tlieae Wore liUl* regu- 
latmg the carrying pam-i.ger* l.y ve**eU. nud one 
extendiqg the- time lor locating Virginia military hud 

warrants, end for returning tile moneys the, : end 1, he 

lelerillhllllg II, e lime of hol.luig Ills I'lllled Rules Four, 
,1 the n ester,, lllstrlet c,r Virginia; ami .me in mm ipl- 
ment of the act 


brought 


carriage*, lit -ail average *peed of ten mile* per hour, on 
plnniurouds nud good macadamized road*, glialt not ox- 
d half the cost of Muiutuining ?ior*e* to draw tlie *aine 
hwU* atrtlic mipie ripeed ,; and that the first co*t of th* 
iiiaehinery and carriage* shall not exreed tlmt of horse* 
and horse carriage* ; and that tlie deU-riorution uud cost 
of repair* of the tnnehiiulry shaU not exceed that of l^rse*. 
nml tlie ,co*t of ftUpeing tliein ; and tlmt a carriage tp 
carry twenty person* shall bo* capable of’hciug managed 
hyftme mail And he further stipulate* tlmt the total 
cost of ruunlng,'«t fift4 cn mile* jier hour. *iia|| not ex- 
ceed one-third of the total eo*t of drawing tin- uni a load* 
lit the same speed hy horse -power. The company require* 

(lie depositor five dollar* per share to enable it to com 
struct one carriage on tlie new principles, and if the car- 
riage dne* not work to the satisfaction of the stockholder*., 
they will lie at liberty to rclinquUdi their share*. 

The following ia nn Imliun’H prayer v (i If I 
Speak a* the bad Indian* speak, if I do a* thelmd Indian* 
do. aud if nhinkas tlie I, ml Indian* thiuk, a great way 
down 1 shall go. Hut if I speak as the good Indians 
speak, if I act as tlie good Indian* net. if J think m the 

genii Imlianx think, and If mv iieart Is strong, quickly I Juring the growler pwrt of the week, but with . small 
almll 1 see the (Iri-aL I hli of the aewil. I su|i|,ly tin- huslnmwiira la.-en llmlti-a 


H,02fl 

TcllAfCO— The colj wealher, which hra in- 

torf, rt-,1 will, .a,,,,, ling the r.-eenl raceljits, has keel t r ,„„. 

rail, ns In tlm Tuba grill, iu verr narrow llmlle 

Thursday night not rarer III" I, lids had Wen 
sold. Yesterday, however, .we noticed suit - raf 80 hhd" 

-t ear inside llgun-s. mostly on |ir|rate terms Frie.-s nre 
bur. ly sustained. and uisff la, rt-gnid,-,| gs Wile more Hum 
neimnal nt eur quotations, say for Frosted. 2®3; l,„gs. 
3\«>e* ; Leaf. Inferior und .Common, 4.q©5j,', g„l r 

to Fine. 5 '.jfjjjff j Choice and Heluetiinis rt'.|3)7g ,1 j), 

RIG All— The su|q,ly ef Rugar has le-rn very heavy 
slnee raur last ri-|,rarl. and especially during the Uller part 
nf the Week, Thursday's receipts alone rrimhlffg nearly 
3l»s, hints. The demand early In thoweokwasacllre.iml 
u|> •" Tuesday evening 375u hhd. had les-n illspe,,.! „f. 
priees, however, haring a constantly declining tendency. 
The radcs or Wednesday. Thursday and yesterday embrace 
“hunt 175" ldids. making tho business ef tlm week 5i"ra 
hhd. th? market closing lit a di-cIlne f„ r the week 
"( '-ilSV ri lb- We now quote as follows: Inferior 
and L'ntumon, 2t»3.q ; Fair, 3 >.'® l ; Frlino nud Choir,- 
i>M 5i.'e Y Ih. 

M'cok’a receipts. 8074 lihds— exports. ^1707, 

- MULA88ER — The supply has lawn ample, and will, a 
fair demand lln- sales sum up some 7UK) bills for the week, 
without aiiy material change in prices, the ruling rates f„r 
prime and chnlo'o lots la-lug 2U®2h, V gall, 1,1. will, some 
moderate parcels at 21,,'c. Fermenting hns 
l8frt)ll»)J<* Tt gallon. 

Week's receipts, 0102 bhls— exports, 2125. 

F.I.OUR— The receipts of Fleiir have beau light during 
Um week, and although the demand has bran limited 
prices have been Very Ann holders, lu most raf the opera- 
tions. haring realized 11,1 advance rarer our quotations ef 
last, week The sales embrace about 10,000 bills, nearly all 
Ohio, of" which 200" were taken ycslcr, lay. the rung,, of 
priees generally being us fellows : Ohio, from the Lorre, 

♦3 81, ©F3 85. from flntboato, R4 00 ; extra brands, 

*4 75. nud Extra Bt. Louis, Id, 25 M;l 
•Week's, receipts, 14.070 bids— exports, 20.520. 

Git AIN— There has ’been. a grao.1 demand -for Guru 


j.n 

Jz 1. 


ia 

MackErvl,l,l)lil. 10 to K) 

'!"• N«. ‘J ' * t« 1) no 

, 1 | " N "- ; i '(teak : 

llwrrinx. (M Iki*, — 

Fruit, fls.i •' 

. Pninoi — - 

HjiUii.a, MR , , . 

do. Mil. 

«l«. 0 • - 

I.>nvtn».^ . . r.". | 3Tl 

| - - 

Kijr*, ilnun, )|4 ft'— l 
CurranU, /iintr.J— * 
AliiisniiU, R. ,S . . f — lx 
4o. hold uin li . , j - 
Fur*, ■ |tikin 

Ollur 1 — fio 

lhmrrr ■ IS 

ltd, •<><.» ;'i — 10 

Grain, ?< imth.i 

.VVhrall I— 66 

- - BJ 

( "ni.in l Ar.plibil— g* 
il«>. ihfllrd. b|i||j — /, 1 
llriiiu*, |4 M,l . . . ‘ 4 no 
(•unpouilrr, I 

Comourti, :l yi 

HpofliitK A oo 

■ li«0 


1 '*»• wMW, Ala,"; 

mreziutTn;! 

throui#(f i - 1 

<]"• Vffllowr.. I. 

8p.Hr.ln nil, k«Ji 
plfVff , *rolln»,®L 

«*•- tcaiad , , . . 
Ntrtartf*. 

EriT« 

1 linanitj 

iusar, 

LI. In tho Oily . 
On Plniifaiion .. 
tbvaaa whiu. 

1 ( A>»yil.i»l Apblt 
(-'Urtflxil 


13 M 

in ik 




•- «a 


IS 


a. i » i.r."- * rj 5 " ,l ('idriUwii ...... i ~ 

HI. IsUUlt, (.ity. . 131^ 5 Halt, - ’ 

FlMOfeUs i-ir, - _ ! , - - 


do. lln. Oil *ior«. 
Turk* I.Mf.T 

rjull* 

Haltpctrc.reMi, 1 

* *31‘!D^T, 

|| do. I.iown 

1 1 fctecI.C-'Mt Vtt, 

' r.n|rFi»!i,tifulM\l 

|! Au*»rtc(Ui 

. (tcniuiii 

IHoap, ivlb 
' N'/nhnKi.No. 
i do. So. I 

do. Aiiici) 'Art. 
ftln.lbillitnd. . , 
do* Aiik r(, nn. . 
ftlllll, J*ll|Aira. . 
do.N,. J ' 
dn.N«w 
VVItiak 


'I A 


, CM 4 oi~, 
tr hi i 35 s , i 

EfaFS&Lh* 


do. i 


■fun* 


60 

• I- •* 


W> on 


Ant“iirtiitll,y jo 
' (to. rtbylv 
. . »-) 1" 

(•uuiijrltMu-, 

Hemp, yTlou. 

W4.Vn.yW. total 
do. ilcw rolletl . 

-t*. bncklwd.... 

Hf/t 4 41 '"' .‘“'o'' 

Hufrm V lb. 

W.I.a Mot. flin I— 1 . 
I>ry-Mlt(«t Mr*. - 1 i 
Wi-i Mtllcil.li’ry! tU 

itry, country j— g l— , 

Kip unit <V,lf ..L- 4X - 6 
Iron, Uton’.l 1 

j'*K 119 00 |M0() 

Country Ur. 4U . 

Kwirliah. U lirii . jo (N) -1)1)00 
?. w ' ,l, t) V.*‘ ,rt *d 1 96 IP) . I ni u0 


Alrohot 

“tin*, V rob*. 


— 40 


F“*. fnr.. 




Tekaeem V 

Chnitke A.Cijc.lMlj. 

rin# 1 

K»lr 

Common , 

Infpiiitr 

Tattow, 




•t'jnJViwdrr 

Hj-aoa 

Ycii.r Itjwon . . 


Hoop. ^ tti |- 

•’Nftil U-ku!..,.,! - 
CnAlinpk, Ante'.* f- 

<umbrr, . 


- VO 

zih 

ill plnU*,X,f4bx.j|l U 


It y ioii 8kiu 
P'Hirhimr 

'I In. i t, l . t , r, 




S---I 


at i>rc'M*nt iu fori 
Columbia. f--r |iuiii*hiiij; iuo udiari' 


liuuihhmciit to 


amend- 
in the DIM rint nt 
... , I'Y cxtujiifiiig tlm 

- "'V't'’ Iho ouf.linuaea which an- 

.ill rin|ii cil tn he hurut an* pot ocoujilpu. 

A .motion to iiiMTtthc wi .rU -.-.OiuiU inq’ t" i..,i uqij., 
cu>*km of iw purely technical naturu, if hoiug untruth- J" 
that tho term v out-linu*r " would l»« ouQiitrui'il ritrirtlv 
and would not me t tlu, difficulty which *th« hill V Ini 
tomb'd t" rectify.. 

At length tlm •• jVrovlou* ifucUifui ” put an vnd U tin 
ai*eu**iun; and the hill was r. Uirmlllrd time. " 

:^.Mr fiUntou. of Ki iiiucky. t iiainnan of the UotflnlUirti 
nu i ublic JJuildingN. i ud««vnrpd‘to httVi* tin- hill t41k.11 un 
~ * '■' as the fii nillM. appropriating ^l2)*j for 

s 1,1,1 


tlllOlioil -M> . | __ 

Ahiil WH* reported from tlm (iomuiiltee fin PenSoti*. 
derlarinir that all cerliliraCe* of Itounty IhihI warraut* !>•• 
aa igm.hle l.y endorsement tlmrenn. and hy tie rai,ie Tor 
lnulity a* where elalrn* lor. laud ar e yqfhl in the fitatf 
.wlli'ro •dirlctrah-fer* AY*' uuide. 

Mr IJuiiluiin ezplainiul tlm Jjffereut prravlslraus of ill, 
bill. Wllioli embrace* Unr allowance tn tlm public officer 
tub*' paid by the per-.,u .ettliiig the laud , what eousli- 
tales the lieu »rf TiTTire ' it TrTroffiqrr or a *h|. 1 1 ; tjcftfiUrr 
Ihiu'lus* fit l»ci>nnit 'embraced in Uie i'ill i iiil>r«ulujr t|io.-' 
engaged in tin' » uppresdunjil Indian hnstiUtlfu; milking 
tlie eerillmiti * traiiNferahle to tip- widow orheira nif.ilc- 
njfisril officer* and "oldlern*; Mud providing tl*»i any/ war 
d may lieiocatod on lunds sulji'et to |g-ivut« Ineiitinii 
le ulOTOfl to r.-for tlm. bill to the OommllUe of tlio 
hyjc on the filutc of tlie Union, for. tlm purport of put- 
ng It on ii* pHsNigii. wlipn u luotlon •was'HiibHttruted and 

urrlcd to lake up tlp> business on the fipcnkiT'* tit lUt* 

A message frr/qi the President, transmitting various re- 
port* of dcpartumnl*. W105 then huliinllted Among other* j 
was one from tho fit 1‘retary of tlie Interior ; which it up- 
pgar* jfhnnld iiave beeu made to thy Uoumiltteo on Wat* 
uud Meap*. und which. Mr. Jone*, of Tennensee moved 
ihi'tthl not U> received 

Mr IjouMon. of AUbaiUM. thought Uie notice that liaii 
hffir taken' of Un. irregularity would prevent it* repeti- 
tion 1 mid >|r Join* modi fix I Ills motion, aud it w«* luid 
Oil the. tub e lie Kulea'quejltly moved to lay Um nioliou 
)Jl tlie tuhle 

Mr. Ilayly hn|H'd the motion Would Hot prevail the 1 
Moum' having a. t. -a uud- 1 a rqhtake 
■‘ A in 11) hn 1 v* hyra mtrrii d to adjpuru 'did' at th. u-uaL 
1, oi the II >u.<m adjoin 1,, 1 v , , 1 ;i 1 . h , 



Vou linvu culled America un infant . I say 
that fh<' 1* a giant. Iu 75 year* your country Im* at- 
tidimd a height -whieli humanity, in 6000 yeor* fail<‘U to 
rcarh. And a* your Kiilt«»n blotted' out thuwnrd ill.stniuti 
from tin' dictionary. *0 have you blotted out the Atlantic 
ocean which *ejiurate* you from Europe.* [Knesuth. 

Tm: (.’• nsi s — The following Interesting ntatistics are 
from the report of J. (i U Kenuedy. Esq., Superintendent 
of the Census : > 

Tin: i'ori'UTMis or tiii Umov— A ssuming the popu- 
lation of California to he 16.Y<)00. (which we do jiurtly hy 
estimate.) aud omitting that of Utah, estimated at 12.000, 
the t-dal uiuuU-r of inliahitant* In tlm U ptate* wa*. on 
the l*t .tf June. 1,860, 2-1. 240 001 Tin 1 ah-ijlute liii'reji*.' 

from tin' 1st of June, 1840. Im* In^n 0.1?t},R18. and the 
actual increase per Cent, i* 30.18. Hut it lm* been sliown 
that tie proUhie amount of iMipulaiiou aequlred liy ad- 
dition* of territory should la- deducted in making a coui- 
parison between the result* of tin- iire*eut and -tlie last 
e- iiMi- TUu*o rcduetioim dimini*h tin- total, popuiatiuu 
of tlm eountrr. as a harts of comp«ri*on. to 23 074.301, and 
tile inerea*.' to (i.n<l4.H48 Tlie relutive InorcH*4t.Ufl«r this 
•allowance, I* found to be if) 17 pur cent. The aggregate 
niiiutiiTof white* iu 1K50 wa* jfi. 010 3<ki. ex hibiting * gain 
u'poil tlie numlierof the -saiim das* In lWfrof 6.423.;kil. 
and u r- Intive increase «.f UH 2u p,. r cent. Hut excluding 
thu 153.(X*J free • population supposed tfi have Ik-cii m - 
quij-ed hy the addiliou of territory *inc«r 1840.. thu gain f* 

5 270 371. und the Increase p.«r cent, la 37 1 4. 

TTriK fn tvn — The nuiDlkir nf HlHVWC hy tlU' j.reaent ei n- 
sU*. i* 3.1fet.20*5. vi hii li shows an Increase of 711.085, equal 
to 2h.5« percent if wu d«d«et JIMIOO for tlm probable 
shive population of Texas ill 1W0. the resuU.of the eoui- 
purison will tai slightly <lilt rent The absolute increase' 
.-/ii )../ nipt 044^1* ani il„.r,.t., i..-r « eut- 37.8iir* 

Tiii Fan I 01.0*1 o.-/I'he nuinimr of Iran cOiuiuh’ 111 
I860, was 428 ti.'J7 ; in 1H40 380-245. Tllu increase in this 
elaros lias been 42.11(2. or IJI.M per Cent. 

Tiib Im hi asi — From IHJJIJ to 1X40. ths Incnutsu of the 
whple population was at tlm rale of 32.07 per cent Al 
tjm same rate of advaueement. tin- absolute gain for the 
leu year* luat past, would hive lieefl 6.57(1.3,3.3. or 425 fttS 
.lcfia thun it lombeeii, w jtlmnt incl uding th e Incr u aJ U i gnn » 

siHjuuht upon sTiiimnnu ''i I- Ffimry ^ 

Au» a or 1111: fii \n:*.— Taking tin- thirty-one fitatea to- 
gethi j', llieir area i* II 485,870^110^1' mile*, and the uvor- 
age number, of their inhabitant* i* 16 4H lo the square milu. 

, Tin* total area of tlm United State* i* ,'!22<it)00 *4|unri' 
miles, and the average’ density of population' I* 7 ‘Jit* to 
the square mile 

Tiii Moiu4i.m or 1 hr L'.vioK.-r-Tbe statistic* of mnr- 
tall.ly’for tlie ceuvu* year repre*eiit thu nuiulmr of death* 
oeeiiriug within Ihv year a* 320.1W. the rutin tad ng a* oue 
to 72 ti of the living poiiUlutloii. or v a* ten to ouch of the 
720 ot the population Th# rule id mortality iu tiii* pluto- 
nn nt. taken a* a whole seem# *0 niui h less than that (if 
any portion of Europe thut it must m preieut he received 
withpumm degree of ullowHiiee 

It * 1 i.ii(> \ i» I*ti.> — *11 ii '"id tliut EnglUh munufueturcr* 
'of fa I In ad Iron have mad-- a prupOflillon to th* .JKIer'iit 
^rallrbad bompa|4$* in Virginia, to ,|eliv t V any quantity of j 
fron dc*ir«'d, at ai>y « f # »h- Uiiglirii port-, at the rcgiihip' 
ui'trJkft price*, uud tike two firth* of tfio -payumnl* jn 
i«iir«>a<i sioeiT- It l* Umuglit that llpu propoditlou Will he 
gladly accepted by pcrcral Of the 'outhcru coiupauie* 


d to about 30^)00 sack*, 
of which 1700 wura taken yesterday. Pricea opem-.l al 
47/®50, but *iim« Tiics-lay'tiic rate* have been 61fo)62,* 
busliel, and iuohI of thh tranwictiou* have Limn at the 
outside flguru.. ..Oat* lmvo been firm at previous rates. 
*uy 33<©36i? for Ohio, and 35^.37^ ft husln-i for fit. Loul*. 
Brun ha* *nld mostly at the rate* of Mfi)} 1 00, ft 100 Jfc. 
Thi're i* no Wheat in thu market. 

Week * receipts uf Corn, 21,400 *ue|fis— tmport*. 18,820. 

l’ICOVIfilONfi— The stock of Pork ha* become much 
reduced, and holders have bcori able,, with a fair demand 
from dealer*, to realise an tfdvuncc of about *f>l t)0 yPbM 
in tlm more recent transaction* Tho sule* of the .wei k 
enihraeo aixnit .*{600 lihls. the rate* for now being a* fqj- 
low , since Tuesday : Mess. *16 00 ; M O . ^14 60 ; Prime. 
♦13. 50. and Rump*. ♦W 00 ft ht.l Price* for old bar- 
ranged about 60f5)tfj>^ y.bbl, lower. Hulk Moum have 
i»l*i» ndvaucod. nnd we noticed n sale of J2p,000 Dry Salted, 
on Thursday, at 0 l ;.r ft ib for llog-rouml. Hecf ha* (^u- 
1 'tinned dull at f>ll/«)$11 60 ft bbl ffir .Mwm, and $7 
j>H IMJ for Prime. Ihn on hu* advanced .'»77J) f Vr ft Ih. nud 
the l iter sale* of prime filih * imve been at 8®H!^; r , u u j 
littli) Im* iaVn iionig’hi flli-'ulderH, und price* are noarlj 
nominal «t 7tf<>7 ! 4 > ft Ih. liumu havo been In Uultwi 
request at 8f«)lle ft |b for plHiu nud bagged to cholc 
fiugur-tured. Lunl has advanced, and some, 2600 »>1ils 
hav*i lnum dlupiuwd of during tin* w^. tho' opouiiig ru«-) 
for pHum Mng 8hi and the more recunt sale* |,«h)g 
mai le at ft Ih thi* price having lieen obtniimd on 
Thursday Tor* single hd of 7K4 |>bln. A few lot* of keg 
Lanl huv« sold nt a eorr.spiimliug ndvunceV the later 
In", tad jura In-lhg.nt (,». R |,, ,„ r prim.^.a,. tvestam 
Butter h»s continue* Iata y,^ >uJ -, w 

• (Oft q|i| r 1b. ta . » 

"IME-iVl- lluvc noticca talon rtf nWunoo cnxkx L'.ltSS| 

liun, mostly nt3>^^ |b 

WII1HKY— This urtieh- ha* liilvauood 1?S>1 Ki* ft gallon 
44i«-4Haf4ta<r(i t Hq>> ng ^t- i«l^rfeldy r nnd rtrndn y ,t 17 f 5 ; w | 
18-t ft gallon for Rcctlflud. The sale# embrace .uboul 
'■4600 bbl*. imlndlug, yesterday, -loO at lY.V«r.* 

HAGG1NO AND' HOPE— We have noticed only a few 
Miinll trill mart Ion* In tiuw articlo* ut HbaG'U,* for Ken- 
tueky Hugging, aud 6004 for Rope. The Inst shies- of 
ludin Hugging were at about *11 >«if. 

GUNNY HAOfi— fiuiull loU of llale* have IwVum lUng at 
9 island lOuEandle*. |n oue lot, worn dUpoeed of nt 
SALT— There hnv« heed kovernt arrival*, of Liverpool 
8alt r uu.j four oargro)* were sold at t kVS7 (>- ‘ffiv 
riitcHfitr Liverpool from second . bauds, are f 0 | 

Coarse, aud 80(2)05.; for Fine, delivered freo of drayuge. 

COFFEE Vl'bo deuiufid wa* active in the early p» r t of 
the w«wk, and the mle* reueli about MOO Itag* Rio. mostly 
at 7*Vjii)7hi for old. und 8; 18 tb for new crop. There 
I^A.. Tm'ch 110 uriivjd*, except 6200 luigs yuafarday, nud 
tlm direct import), dime the l*t of Bcptcmbtr, now 
Ikl .i‘17 Ug*. The stock iu first hands, last cvnulug, 
wa» ulsiqf Jjtjmi bag* 

CAN b|. KS — We have uotiued eele* of totim 60O boxes 


4 priJRII 

lloatila pini Vwll.vj 00 
(lo. >>llo*.piiiB. |f) (>0 

«?• oi-te - . . 11 00 
KUnrM.pMPlilf),,,*, (N) 
•to. w.irtik liiift.c.;«j nn 

•1(1. k'rrn< li Irtiin .14 DO 
'* .o.Jtp*<||n| 

Pig \ 

It4if, ft tl, . 

Hlwel 

Lime, yi Mir. 
Wseltm,...;. I_ M 
3lioina#fiea w* 


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p- Tutor. 

f Mi Eb. 

Il 

;i0(*l 1 Miulolrn l an 

Kl OD |l 4 d. lniluU<*j . . . — ftgi 
.‘4 (s. 1 Tfti.«,nr.. Lf-« 

; 4.i 00 I 8i«lyMtt4t*lr *..|— .jij 

..-4 M Efei 

<f'>. llo. . 

3 If I 4 1 *H ! MeimIIU*, P'-di 
— b fHj- « , uut.wii* !. ...! 

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Aiutrtaia I— § 






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19 00 ■ 


JUST ISSUED I'ROM THE PRESS, 

The Cross of Christ, Doing tha very tiblo ' ... 

und oloiiuout Hormon preuched hy tho lot? H. 

Ii. Baftoom, I), D., IX. t>., immediately preea. > 
din# hja Ordination to tl." Kjiisoopnl Office; ' 
together with n nkotoh of tho facts and inci- 
dentsof his illnusH and (tenth ; to which ia 
ndded tho Funoral Discourse delivered on tha- 
oocoRioii, Jjy Bisliop Jns. O. Andrew, D. D. 

Tliis work hns boon Brought out in tha 
neatest stylo of tho art. Its subject matter 
i« of the first importance, anil can not fail to 

secure for it an extonHiYc circulation, - s* 

Price, in best English cloth ...... .50 cents. 

In l«*t .English cloth, gilt extra 75 “ 

A discount of one fourth Will be allowed 
to prcucliers und wholesale dealers. Orders 
are invited. E. Stevenson,^ Agent. 

I.ouisvillo, Ky ., Deo. 30. - jal7 

E~C. “ESTES, 

COMMISSION MERCHANT , 

New You*. B 

Purchase* ovary deacriptiori of MEBf'IiANDLSfi oq 
order* frotu inarobantu, plabtara and othar*. either fog 
caah or on credit, omhraolug Dry Good*, Clothing, Hard* 1 
ware. Piano*. CiUTlugt*, Furniture, Machinery, Plnutura' 4 

Utvimil*. and indeed every thing the market afford*. 

Uomdgnnmnt* of any Produce promptly and faithfully 
attended to. n 

. a •>>*». il a 

•UVN-r » Wlabt mtio U fi umm .fa Editor* KouLhern I 
Adve atn. (Jbarh««to^ W '* ,M ^* OUUWni 

“Vuilfi M, ' I ' Vrrln ' ^ Uor ^ w hvlMe AdvoeaU, 

. KtUtor New Orleans ChrhiiUn Adi 

, . J 'TIi 8 ™ : N*l»on 14 Co., HwT 

Ilcndcrtou L Ca, RyvQdtMW 
Menur*. U) wo. PaUiaou It Co.. x fiir0rtrtLnf' 

-J Mr Will? Eckford Mobile, Ala. -M ' , 

M. *«ra. Weaver. Mullln k 0a, MobU^ Ain 
Col. Jaum* K fiauudur*, Mobile, Ala. 

A O. Ilarria. E.4<|.. Mumphia, T enu ^ 

"" h Copke. Elyrtau Flrid*. Texaa 
W. H Joburtou k lira.. Contra villa, Tom. 

G IV. Prince, Liberty, Texa*. jygfi 


MADAMS DD REIGN E'O 

dELXCT HCUOOL IOR YOUVO 

,N*. ft l oaulba 

TI I Ml, 

For in»tructlon In Uie Engliaii and 
giMgtt*. Eloi'iitlou. A ue lent ami 
Geography, tfi# um> of tbe Globe*. MatL. 
Writing, wto.. pupil* under twelve yearn 

per mouth v i 

vei twelve yatfr* of age 

UcU'ui aud Modern Uuguag«>. each 1 

(urtu uu thn Plana Forte ,y. , ; . . 

other accomp'dohiaer' <' 

Now Orlcaua, January, 






U«ft hr find, Mm.ch powcrt". fnr 1h.t ,."1-"- 

- **'»»• * . v ' r w 0,4 1 T'\ """r "' ; 

bumd lVm* l'.ra mi The . i- of ll- vr~.-i.tliW . 'W'XSrf.TwL - rcM lo lii t‘ 

null to, (Tool tl'.t dr.lr.Mi-oli.-rl olll.-. r In rrtrilw lia '' " • • ' V r t «. 1,1. 1, t 

*TtSm^«w> *•* wS -no- Ill'll,. M-Tlcnn wnrfMh 

*3 «r il , o.l-llr.- |.,|. „r;,o.hl„ro,..i,l,™l.l.-,.or!;,,,i ml glory. 

»rj ^n- t n ^ .n c „ urlP , o- m.l f.i-lMu- l-H(r d lb- «1 oik»t> 

tir. run- l-o-no,, no. or l„:,l„oo -lining .ion- II. .* 




vm appointed to ^M|»rvlnt "(V public 
boUdin* al thl* pi* PC, found them** !t« on the • ve of ft* 
twmpJetW without taidu to cftrcl that dorireidc object 
l« consequence nf the •thanstWm of the fund nppropri* 
•ted for that purpose by the lart I>ptrt*»tm In thb 
ktiwlt ftrym their great derive to complete the 11 on* 

f.*r the reception of the OfBttui Asw-mbjy , »« wi ll ** fruti' 
U'UpWtrtf economr. thtt Were induced to nejrotint ■ n Imr. 
nf (ltLOivi 1Y*«m the teiulslana Mat- Rank upon tholrom 
mpnwdhUWIjL U ««* bo otylmw that hpd tte proffW 


sw^tsaw ?s » 

**' 1 wwivS \ ' iwh! i ' ' ■ 


urdilnil life- of onr Ht*tf cii.l t !»»»««• you represent : ami a ■■nfn you it 
ml tlm "Oi will hi - I" nn* n source hf pleasure to «n rinnperatc with 
w.-lulti with voUjhtbc furtherance 'of the end* for ulnolt you have 
n* iliirjlitni- wwtnl’ti i.l Itl nit "ffli’lnl oftpiipltj #loi» j'fl Waijoii 


Jjator from California 


ro*pi.t : mul atturn you It dituin’ln M»y last Tin* nrpounl I* given by George Evan*. SOUTH-WESTERN BOOK STORE. 

Hire to «n riaoperatc with who i« th*- only one wdin escaped 1 1 1 • inassnere. Irvliijr • I 0 U N ‘ liAI.Ii. 

"d. for »hlnlM^ll»ro r<.nii> rly i, rlUt.-n "f Krlo. I’n ' N 0 „n llmrlor Vlri-ol 

•' 'll • 'L'" V.l’" AMlir nimV. rrlnl.n«hlui‘lll l-.ii «l«».v- '» r.'iii.'l lli» 

... .Iiiuiniil. wrltinu from h »*rt Minor, tm thl* Hun •lonr|tiln. ... 

alilornlfti W(V H I Iuivi* Jtmt *H'n n voiiitriiinn wlto wltftPH«*«l h hijlowiug , 

r-r iiv. il lint.'* rroiu t’lill- flKyi* yi'ftiTilny . vi uiiiL'. on Un .**•.»* .Vnn«|iiln, t»ci«ri.«Mi MhXHOtllfU lt >OK CO 

nR '*' * . t In* Siiii .ti'itiluln iinllun!*. Tom, Kit. iliti'i. Atnl -Kini:'*- All ilm |tnhlii*a*t !■ him • *f thi- foticpm 

«rt wliicli r. Mi lmil imn* l.y Kh. r lmllun.« l , n"<j|Hil. rhitf A numiiir vt oiu*h trthi* t|„n. nt pulMi-uU^ |.t*J"*» 
ret Hint tlv* Imlinn trou- Inul ifolliM tod for tin* |utniim; fnlchinn AhIUioH, w)n n u. i v vfllijiil V 

I l« lullv poiilimu'd Tin I ilivturli'nnri* nro*u. ikthhIoiiciI l.y - liquor- Two or thV"- ’ *, ‘ ’ • ' , 

full)" ntirnu 1 w ;. r ,. kUlt . tl u „ a ruvomi WMtirtafd \ ' Huftlfty Hrliool llooKu of aWnfmiin 


■ -H will of ihr i H< . 

?::: <». 

r,|!,. nn- l-r-r. Ilijl .rr|,ri-,-lilallrt l-:'l.' 

Ill ■til' Ullnil »nr 1 1',» lli| uil : t|" - 'y 


DICTIONARY F 


the people. 


rPiponint'UltJ. UtnMfl wiwriow inmjuoi ui» pn- 

of the building Iwwn irrt^U'A in thl* un^rci-d mnniwi or n mrute Hv thr (Vn 


i-iiJilw' I'll"' ni'i, ,<»r i-i'-i" l,n f 

nlm „Kh rlriiw .wUh-ii i. ' ' “ r .V', >, 


to the PrpWer 
1 would btna 
|cr»tii<n. hud 


th*< tmynJhi miir tsTijahi.- pnn*i ihnt i i 
btlirredrtiie be^UUturr would not wjh*e to m* k** tm 
»ece*i^ prov Irion for rp4n>bnrkriBUjt. 

In-oouf innltv to the tfprWon of the art. toproTtd 

Itor Ibr d.moiltim, rf rr*ln pul JU- vrrprnr Hi Ihr rli, 1 

« Nr^>rt'«n. .|.im,rrd Hurl. !»■ !«»■ \ r«;l*r,llh« r.- 

Mlndir rf llw old Pt*tr Ilnm nwV» l» 

thr purrrrrr Ororml rf Ihr #UI«. toul; Frrng hr. 

Into lolrrd prop# (Win. nn* *1 nnrtlon 1.} i.ol It * 


f pmtlrion fur ir-itrt nr*emprt 

i. ’ ... . .x - nf ftlr •• 


homtw.ri (x^dc* Hip l»r«nenh nee ot h P niiuht l».* deeim-d wurthy of i xhlhitionnt tin* pr. nl Iv-mloti 

Ai unfinlKlM^ ouVmlnt . . . Prw4d9t , t um \ p„, r So r. port or th.* eurrow* of the i*nti rprl*c lin* ".tm 

r i»«Ainrh . 

r *».'.l n yy j^r,.!f.r*^llSTi J l3n!!!'io " h, ,.l II,. I'ln.I. iM.I 111" I'rilU.-ntlni., M II.. 

hnilm^t hr hrgUUtim . |,0 j .-nr- n,d| B g III.- 1-t ln-1 will !„■ found in 

lnTorfwnltv to thr nrorWot, of Ihr ■ net. to prorld. nylhg .lorunu-nlr. niHrlir.l II 

rfrwSin puljlr pro pm. In Ihr rlly . Thr rondltlon ol ll.r Inrtllnllon l> «• go..l m could !»• 
?i~rOH^!. lE lr.OMMllh, r... ri|rrlrtl «n,l 1 li»r,. .... Iir.ll.llnn In recommend no Ih.t 

2j!!d!»rf^hi3S«Sf SomeeqUMT.I-l., UldnuWhJ Ihr pr.»-nt Irmdn* «j,rtrm.llou|,l 1«- r nntlgu rd. lt Mn# 
5 ? w!ti. O^!lndi XXtV. tou'l, Brrnolrr. 2n.. .. einrrlrnr. h.. .hnlrn. m, . rr .. Ir.nl. imoita In thr t Mr 
Inin'lu.rrf n^d form .od uid .t .wtiou hv lloi If t,' nn.l lh." nun for whirl, trr nl n ., In .nme w.y prnrlcli 
PUfnr! thr o*u»l •drwttormrnt. Tin Torn, tin- llrporl. you will p. rirlrr then- h|u. unfi>rt„„.l,- 

orrwrtr hrlnr — -Id A, rn-.llt l,n,l |my.hlr «t furl, period- Iv K-ru « romddrnihlr Inrrr... In rrln,,-. .Inrr »0„r |m- 
r^w-Tirh^drnf the nl.tr t-rtted f-r the pur- ti, -rt-uer. Mennhlr. . end Intute, ll.tr ectlnn . iutp.1 hr Jh« 
rhu»!7«id rmt-rtT. reoutrlnu « rrrt.lt, imnmrllon nf dlrrrton, flip en ,-nUrgrmrnt Of Ihr pn.-«rnt limit, fi r tin 


tlm-npli nn„K,'T,i-n-K>. .-■■■ • ,T 

Mni.«. plnlh. if m*l Utiml^nHIih*. Z*, ^Lli n* |_ ......... _ 

!' -I* !' .i* itliV- ■' - V , l?lo't l!,'t 'l V-'-'' ,-V,,,m"" .in U-rln ,1 ,'--„u pulii. t^Umrlhr nroii.lmt, ilrriin-il It Intprud-nt t« "llnrh thl. jf«t !dr V*runr'r''' , " M " " "" "" " Tnylur. M eriry. ,'i.rkr. II, -my. II, n kill, ilunyifn. Urge upon the mperinrlly nf title bietiunuy . 

Ainl i» In wltli ii" i.rdlnnry omotiou-uf pildi*. Umt W«'inn\ rirnnit iKriitloti, and nft«r snmp^ 'ekinititliing. they rcittflti'd' ” _ . ' > Locke. Itncon. Milton. OoIIIit. Bli»*rloek. l.nnlm*i ? . Sutitli. tvutwl b.v tl»v IP’iiwrul clrtiulution; wlilkb t hi#; 

rrfnr I ch.riilnpn-llh'U 1 Mhnl ('-n'lrn 1 ' h-nn-ln nr-- t ,, u nn |,|, > , -mm l'eliy. ht.rkhniiic. numelt-Tilluleoni |ietrlnk. l,ontl,.grutl. ii.ill.d 111 Ll’i. roimjry, whit'll ii t,cli6t.J t 0 (, 

,pi„-nr,.i ,"h«>.- 1 " ,"' l * 1 '; 'n !’! r.miiliit- kluir-l.-dg, pliprtly Hftrr llii- .nmr nl, lolly llldlene fuencnled It, From Oregon. Lrlghl,,,,. HilW. Mrliille. Megrr. Plt-flOB.' Clmliurrl. dented hr a cork kpvnelvo 

rlhtr IntrMtl,' «W , , r.rtlr.,lK,«'l.,-n>r.n,ll,,lK,rlou. capturing a Cnllfnmlnn nnnn-d Juan Vrgdugo. «» tmllan. Tin- .t,*m«lilp ,'nlumhn. arrival at San N.-rin., E„n., Hume. HloomlleM. Cru-h-n. l,r plrk.Tonu- "'*1 till, work i„ prrdlarl, ,al U al,|, for 

hehltapf n-'r.rrli and Inv-'llgrlluh and llu- nntnrioue 11111 Van-hall, all of trim,,, »,-r,- .up- (lie 1411, nit, bringing dntef fropt Portland. Oregon Clly , unU K i Mo 1)utl „ E ,t*ar,la. Bwlfl. I.ortl. Untlu-rford. gehonl. In In the opinion nf your fnmmlUee 

Tin- pr, I iij"„ I" ,' n “.VI."?,.!'- ,r iV-rt nw.-d poaad to hale Ix-M Instrumental In , -Jelling thr Indian, and Astoria. * IVAuhlgny. lutliar. CAIrln. ele . etc., ,-to Thrr. ii in, hrtnah of knowledge in ahirl, In. 

gle.. and when «e etmsld' r h. nn u ,,»er* .lep tnrrv.ll. They were taken to Old Town, near Milt IMegn iMroaraaT Diaiiajt.-The Supreme Court of tile Bulled - |f| U , v s , I IV MN3 • ANTI PHAYKK BOOKS : taut Hint tit „ .nan hundred and fifty thouiam- 


aid I'y KinplT- < ">■ w h»>- ri-eel, ,-'l date. Iron, ,',. l- *, 

? ..flip fort'll, In llu mill nil I In- report whirl, r, ,u I Imre hy „„ ,. r p..,„„|, , 

' II,,- ,,ay „f N, „ Vnrk tn.llu- rlt'-el Hull the Indian I, -ml. had eulleeted hr llu- pur 

-.eiilallft V-.lt Me', had hern brought It, nn end. le lulljr mntlnm-d The d) : l urban.;.- ■.««*«« 

,.,» „i„l dlwl.- - hldlliln nf the Indlahsdld not pmr-ejl to Mini, nnejlimt |M " 1 " ' - , 

t ,s r.'K «'-y •; , m '•»" k 

- 1 , s -n-ldutl fortified them, el, -rain „.l-tp inmintaln |-„". ahmn elgl.lj .. . 

I, l.Jlrt On mile, ft-,,,, I San Diego, and nhthe I. Idhl. earl, side, had "'f!" ™“ 

,k" ‘ I" "“ r "W" ,,,,11,-eli-d rnek. to hurl dnwnvppll the Amerieniia If they ' " . , 

.work luuI im'i*: . , , ... , SlutP Convention lo m>lt*( 

-entiment a, nh.lt madeau attaek un lllem llu vnlunh-ep. » e. I adlur , ,1 , VU-I- Pr.-aiilun.-y. T 

rlu wr"iiu tiuUmrl lie nooiuilon. apf inert it imjifuiii'nt to ntlnrk till- f n 

riili*. tluit wi*inn> gtronK T>o«it loti, ami nftfr some'*klrtnliltlng. thi*yrcttit*npil ' ’ ' _ 

i,,n. lt*mi'tnl*cri . ' , . . . — 

r ,,t i i ■ t i in-" is * 1 1,11 1 ^ ’ ■ r~ ~ .v“ , . r* - 15 1 Pro 

mlliuf knowl"lg< ,<hprtly.iift<*r ihl«. untnr frh ii.lly lnJinw *upoceil.>(l in * ro 


dJIVd I llll VI* IlFO "»*l , |l H Hillll'lllll 11 Willi WHIH'PHI'U M It _ .... ... , ,, ■ . , - ■<■< v 

light. vi'“tirdny i' vein in? . on tin .***.11 .1n«(|uin, I.hwiihi MhXJUlIllfH IlOikIC tO. ■ 

llu’' Siiii .Imii^uln Imliiin.*. T"tn Kit. Hiii'f. hint .King'*- All tlm puhUoktliiiiH nf | h 1 h - 4 *0) ic offl' t o Ih* liH(l.on np|iucHf 

illvor I mltnf 1 - l'u <))wl. vlil* f A nunilwr **f ouch triin* t Ion. nt . eutalnuii* iifjTi**, 

Imil "ilh'i tfd for tin* |iHTim.«.* of rnloliihg Niiliiion. win n n . -ii vi,»\ vrinnii it* it-flCk* 

iiro-u. wcnNioncil livllhuor. Two or HiV"' ’ .IM A\ 11 ‘ .. 

wi n* killfil un.l Ni vontl W"un.lfil.' ' . \ . ’ MufUlHy .Soliool llook* of nil ilPnAinitiiMjiw. AIho. mk v 

i.'om utTrii — Mr. Lundy, n principal in the duel in tfiwivi^nMortunmt of .IL'VKNILK HOOKS, suilnlilw tor 

wliich Mr. DIMil'* wit* kill"!, lin* b'oon tried on n clinrgv Llbrarlvi. 


Poi.jtft' mi . — I'oiltlelRUH fttti litwy in pn-pHration* for n 
Stutlj Convention to iteleet i iiudldutet’ for tin* J’rptti'iW^cy 
nud Vlee.l'reHiilem y. THt* Wiling prnpoHo to hold n^tnte 
Coiiventlon on Ihu 'iliit of Futirunry ' 

15 r From Oregon. 


TilKOi.OOV 

Thl* licpnrtnifiit in rery lurge. t»inltr>t'lng*nll the Mantlurd 
work* Hi llivolpgy pulillilitil in this •country mid in Ku* 
rope, umong wliicli mny Ik* found tin following autliori 


MF.H8TKUH OpAHTtt IHiTlMNAUV. I* Nr A nitlfn 

^ I'lip I' III:;, 1 hu to *4l a ll 1 il;1 

t'oiitninini: On * iititen* Ilia tiinitur f.iitnyi l„ a ' 
Ktiglikli Plejl' tmry nmipiUd In fill*' cnuiUrt "* 
Ahridgmetti "f "1" w,-rk* a il,„«.-,.,.t,| r „i T„i,|e „ rl 
Ih-P, <j,n- 1 Nunn-'. Illualmtlto ,|u,-la(i-,„... n ,„i ' 

llarllWand ,nl|al,i;.g, « f„uud in number wen „!7"' 
.old a, a trllllip a.lvanea ntoetr .1 l„.-| ir W. 'T * 
limit,- I ltletinnariei 

The luUMIIto Of Xeu V,„k 'just- phaai-,1 , 

furn 1.1, fill, work I-, il„- I'ummon Selna.i, {1| s . ! 10 

Tin- fell,, wing I. »„ ,-llraet rr,„n tfiere|„,f| . 

jwi’.t ■ liy thi CoutmitUe ou Literufuru lu,, ‘ 

Vnur ronnnitleu regard It a. .uparflu,,,,, u ^ la ^ 


rTillotson, I'atriokt L«wi4t4iiuatt. gulltyd lit Uihj . coiiRt r.Yi .. wUifi li iulbollutnd to 

lie. Magee. Pleriun,' Obaliuerf. dented fhr a work u, expeneivu |jm "' 


Cnpi urinn u iiiean *» i . i mtuu, c,t mu, nm u«. uiutiunivi-,- ' .m., ... ■ . .■ 

and the nntnriou. 11III Man-hall, nil of whom were .up. Ill,- 14th nil., bringing tlatea Imp, Portland. Oregon l.llyl^j KiU|j 1)ul i„, Kdwar-ht. Bwlfl. I.urd. Tlutlierfurd. Sehonls Is In the npitil-,,, „f y„,, r i-,.„, mUk .,. 


imnipnci* Intn *r luntowid 


posed-to.lutyc been Inst runu'ntnl ’• l*> exciting tlio InilfywH nnd Astorlti. v f D’Aubigny. Luther. CAItIu. i*tc.. etc., etc. 

it. They wore taken to Old Town, nvnrtfkn Diego Imhuitant Dicisioj«— T he Hupmni* Court of tin* United < jfiui.KS' HYMNS! ANI» i’HAYKU BOOKS ! 
martini law had been proclaimed, n court martial States f.jf Oregon Territory. Chief .luntloe Thnnin* Nelson. An tftP||!|iT# agllorlu , fll t. 0 f n ll nixes, and in every variety 
once formed to trytlfm. Tin* proceedings were and lion. M in. Strong, Associate Justice, recently con- of 

•derlv and dellhernto. and the prisoners were allowed vened at Oregon City. On the owning of the business of . WtlHOOL BOOKS > f * 


nropcrtT bring sob* rm rrrdit and payable nt f*iel» BKiod* 
1* would »e.1 <*e bonds of Ui# Htate Issued for the pur- 
rhaw tt raid property, requiring a certain projcortlon of 


upon its foriuntlon ; me .iinioimn'e..i»i»e>*«*»o * • , ■ * 

in Us progress io romjilvU<»n ; tile various opinions that am , M 
weighed Hi deii^ratio!, Snd debate and tie* cons ummati; ^ 
abilitv that maria Ium* dlseusslon ot every feat nr. . i viry 
Jerii.m ahncideWy aent«Hc*-vr« should nt ^ 

tH'fore we throw if away a 


«"*• rr W S]S;^i*aiiS;«r»4fw e.ery .lep rernll. They were taken In OldTown. near Bkn Diego. WmnT.ar D,,:,.rrj.-Th, -Supr, mrt nf lln- Bidted | 

"nit! prtwreM In vmplfdlnn , the tarlnu, -l-inhin. that M nmrtlnl J„„ p r «,lalmed. a eourt martial State, f-r , Iregon Territory, Oldef Ju.tlee Thorn,,. Nelson, 


in r**h to meet nil ifecewaH capmww of rec e ption and aafe-kccplng nf i 
»hle ihe fhatr to paj the first b«uos of the ceice then* has 1 m . n n r.nmid. rut 


g nf Interest falling jt«6 tmnn*dlately after thi * w>b 


•r criminals. You- will J"*r- 
rable falling "ff. the present | 


I 111 ' “a.'JS-we .honldntl^ very orderly and deliberate, and the prisoners wereallnwed vened at Oregon City. Un the opening ot tjie ousiness ot to^^aCHOUL BOOK.- > end so Important to the edurutlbn of the eon.mou ail, 

iwav nvi/worthle** lliliig. entitled to Hic't H itigt it ' O f~ n jnry An extra of the. -San Diego 1 1 crab l the Court, one of t lie parties to u suit, through his attor- j .would respecUuUy call the nttentiou of "*uiitry_jll' ,r - .tu.4i«::lltU.i*Hr. COitmum laiigunge wju, ciirrectMii* ' 

1 ,l -. . . . . n Tli.lt II Pflll. ... , a. ,.r V.—. I.. 1 n,.«r r.l.wuitawl I M I tin l.irt aillfl Inn f if I til. A. .11 1'l mi I 111. irr, tiin.l -1 r 1-1 < ...i — k!„lw...1 ll.tnka .... I ..I , . ineSB, 


Thera U m* brknoh of knowledge in which it k ?nt ' 
taut that the suvan hundred and fifty thouwtud 0^ 
of this State win. are taught hi them should in* M rf„ 

«• In Uy kmiwlejge of tjielr. own Inngiing.. -|-]„. r< 
eml so Important to the cluruflon nf tho eunimnn u,lud"“ 


-. In the profit, of the Ih.tllntlnn. hnt the Bln,,- .till 


no re.peet.n, ul unwurtl.yhliullnillnllueme Tlint .11 

nee..,-. ..r.g.mUriti.n it iiil p.cmmlsslort. I* rvid* 


res i Tailing a no uiune.naieiy V. V Y. i „ r „ r y f ,t 

•,t tbi' sune over Knd KhoTr the nmnnut j ri-erlvi *- wune roinniiernttoT* tor the expense incurrm 


Ulna errors of. omM-n and c-miulKsiorb w evul i nt , Mi 

nSurta.uUeglktaUfln.lif nl lUIUHB J" 

m. ul Of thought, et, mint rtalm eleniption fr-mi 
Knowing llll,. nn-l Inihueil will, „ pr„|,i-r splrll. I—' who 


* tc °h* j.j TCB n, ( , particulars of the execution pf Verduga and noy. ol\j»oted tothejuriildictlon of the eourt. ou the ground chants, teacher*, and others in want of Hohool Hook* to aud elegance, nnd to atlaiu which we Bliouid iiu,w 

depart- Hill Marshall. It says : that ll must Hit at the capita l of the Territory^ which It mv large and valuable awnrlment. cn.isl.tHig in part of- possible fnt-illty readily nercshible |.. u n , 


JiwwTKVx’iiiigrli <1. the debt and intereri . it wn* whereas und. r tbe old system the institution was a draw KnowVnu this® and imbued with a proper sph 

Uxwtfcl 'proper to rcxiutre in ra#d\. pr<ipnrtloned to the dlf- upon the treasury. ,• i, ib 1 i.w».iiii.i •feanied • the instrument wei*n cautloiis t«» i» 

SST mrrhs^w. wliich placed in tbe tmisury. There- are_ at present c ight ^ ^ •.‘Sitter aim nduieut filtcnition. or even dHim t eli 

tt* Hr. h»vim - »ld for * larger sum than the law con- girl-. fr**m this ?tate nt the Tn villo K} . /l*!}”}!., and substance ns public pulley. united t» soui 

tWPUtrd. in ol«licncr to the pmvfdr.tiB of thfVcom< 1 eonllnue to receive flattering " rco untsof thmriniaujt' 1I|lKhl ■ W|ll | l ,. Fuch chnnges.lt Is further ] 

•ration of the af .re«*i<l*ct- I pr*cc**dwl. In due form of morals and edueation : allow me to suggest tlmt int a - i ^ , direct npprovnl "f I 

- ■ Urfertbelot^ gn.nndd"lgnntrdlo prtiprijiUon of $1«K» is barely F u«Mrni to mMnUnw* SSUlftdWert® ..nmikingH in nil 


--Tlo* graves Were dajf. and ail thr prrpnrntlnns made., wns contended vravPnlcm. mjd not -Uregtm eity: - After 
during the forenoon. fnivcaiTylhi out the seiitenco of the iiearing arfrunp*|its on this pulnt the emirt adjourned, and 


amendment, reiteration, or even m* n c - - * ■ 

inul ',ub.tnm I.nhlle policy. ,i„ll'--l tj™ 

llllgln re, |, lire j-url, rlinngi-,. It I. further |Ti.vnl"l enn 


,,.rn.viilel-,r II, e„»rt mi.-rtlul Al nhon* two o'elnek the volunteer, were 
change of 'Form underarms, nnd tin* people* began t<j gather, inconsldera- 
iund discrelton. lele numbers About the pln/a and courthonse. A priest 
r provided can* wa« wltii the prisoner* 'mwst of the forenoon, nnd nrcom- 


tiic let or purtirm Of ground ded.gnntrd In pmpriation of i- barulr raflUvni to 1 J" ‘ 

linn to ihe NcwtWaus. Mechanics’ H<-ci< ty educate that number, and it il is not inen*a?cd. nil other 
id. after d.*Mrting all expanses, wns placed petitions for the charity Under the law must be refused 
.and tfcr bumfs, with coupons of Interest l'\* uld *ugg»e‘t the nuiount for thin laudahlopurpOW be 
jj r whole to 20 . were delivered t" fixed at two thousand dnllfiya. fi sum not mofo than our 


mlgi.l requliw f ” n },* piir< n | „r the people So panl-d them t" the gallows, where they Tei*elved final ah- 
not Im; Hindi without tin Ur 11 . 1 tk*.v w„rm lium Informed that n- short time 


Spelling Hooks. 

Reading .Hooks. 
ItictionuriiM. 


Eleicutloh. Bogie. 
Aritlimetic. 
Algebra, 


amounting in thr whole to 20. were delivered t" 

the Audit nr of Pnlelic Accounto.^ 

' I ht we wl rii tTmonnii h yew » lr4t** V <ri»m.ihe,MvytW- ot 
\ ^MewOftpfiUs marked'l'K-fwIUt ncccmipaminR documents 
| ttpnn pie suhjwt of depot and navy yard. If. 


future- 'Want.* in thi* regard will require ! ' 

t ■ wOI*W r iimimnul, n cnri'fiiL iTTlfiluil of. UO*. Mil"' 1 ! 

Law* of Hi.- State, to* render them more* .-(Tertive*. and 
specially the net p is^cel at th-* Inst session' ".f '. the 1 
Lcrfslnture. eiitlttcd "An Act, to amend an Act _ entitled " 


th* MBridrration fifJLc 
foAmritiwif.tywwbai 


to Ito«n older t highly worthy «#f I Legislature*. elitRIcd “An Act, to am e 
(icnrra-l and HUto tlovrrnmcnt*' I * An Act for th'-brgnniSfitloii and ell-. 


If 'vrriUlrr tinil lOtr tit t -nr^rr»fn'»n rrr h*rw-anr inefnino nt "f- tnio.-rfi«'ri.b.n* lie aiU.lfi*i«f«d t^pt -ho. waS-llmocont. of 
i,, kiu, i could 'part «» k. • i 1 1 * in • of tin- purely republican tip* erinie for wliicli hojwi^tbout to die. This was about 
lurueier iJr ..ur'li.ell. ii'il!.n>-.‘n,ul -I.,- I,-., olfleotlonnhle fu the.ulwluuc- „f hi* rentfijs . „» hear us wo eot.la lean, 


nils such corope ration as you may I for t lie 


•** brganf».ation and dbelpHne nf tin* .Nlilltia 
T Louisiana", approved 19th Marcii. 184V 


piftwr tb« wlooe of the last session nf tin* General 
I*,. a wimbdr of our ont. rprWug cJtiietu became 
id IB ho extenslra grant. m*de by the Mekican 
■Mi with a view to «*Ubtl*h a morfi expedltlou- 
S&Ki between the Gulf nf Mexico find the P*« 
Mai the Isthmus of Tehuantepec ; and prepared 


tin* governed. True, tliu-e who sought tin; Ohgrnftlnjtof 
necessnrv reforms upon it. did not acconipllsh nil they de- 

ipwwfW 51 arch 21. 1860. ' ' . -s' I ^taW»l£i SSl 

filuwt.a iwrip.we SS^rtfilTrtirtuf U« Ptoih ..-ufhlUK, of' 

reason would indicate hs possible. And it shtfuld be 
borne in mind that every secession from the restrictive 


front those win* stood near the scaffold. 

•< Vcrdugo spoke in Spanish. Hem knowledge.l ids guilt 


p.nnnn Court has withdrawn ffoni tile eourt.-und g|;nu to 
Salem. wlii(*h he says is the capitah Mujdt anxiety is 
mnnlfesieilTn regard to Ihe opli^loli' ot tK^ LegislHllVe 
Assembly ou lids quest ion. 


Gram mar*. 

i Rhetoric, 

Composition. 

Urn wing. chemistry* 

lb toyk** K eeping. Rot a liy 

ileograpliy, MHi 

1 Ilfitory. 


oq^try, - 
h'urveying, 

Mensuration. 


H^raloRy. J 
^Hology,:-- 


French (Iramhmrs, liictionaries. Reader*, etc., etc. 


Ukn. Lam..— rThe Orcgoidun says tlmt, tho impression I Spanish. German aud .Italian Grammar.*. Ulctionarica and 


nnd admitted the justnefi* of tin* sentence passed upon » ,ni J • 

film : Mild he was ready and willing to yield up ids life an Taylor, is false. It says . 


that Gen. Lane was removed rMYom office by President 


nnlv Martial' sliort of What ert*n tile plain teacning* oi a lurtett lor ms enmes auu vicsiiuinm .... 

rvaaon* wouidT indicate as possible. Xml it slmuld be Ui. n a.tJuHled-tlie priest* afrpr.aiched them for the last 

borne in mind that every secession fmm the re*\rlctlve time— said some, consoling words to Uiem— ri*peated a flna 


General Lane resigned before he had any notice of his 
removal. We have, iu our nossession. t he onginul prooeod- 


Renders, etc. 

Greek and Lnilu Book*, of til deacrlpt iriis. 

STANDARD WORKS. 


me last ae«.«n» ... w «* , The <%. *ct nnd purpose of the last named net has i«*on * W J " J ‘ nf tlTlMI t l»e plain teachings of ft forfeit for his crimes and wickedness. The ropes were General Lane resigned before he had atiy notice ot ids STANDARD WORKS. 

enterprWug cltiiens became I defented in PMiWHjuence of the careleas.wordlngorihe ' wmiid IndioateM^iwwblc And it slnfUld be tlicit 'a«V)iiBled— Uie priest- approached them for tho last retnnral. M e have, iuour possession, the original proceed- . . . p Xr , 

grant, made by the Mexican I few. The intent of the framers of the Bill wn* no doubt PT e r y Recession from the res\rlctlve time— said some cousnllng words to them-irepeated a final lugs of a public meeting, held in Oregon City, iu which ift every department of Science. LiUndure and Art. 

abHab a mnrk «xTwdltiou* I pmlfeworthl. It* chief ftim ln*lug the encouragemeut of “J’™ 1 ‘ warm Sniggle yielded unwilling- prayer— extended the crucifix which oneh kissed several resolutions were i.assnd recommending tho General to re- J. Jl. would call the attention of hi* friend and the pub- 

the formation of volunteer din panics throughout the V 1 * £ u hpJ t00 nnIrh importance to an in- time*, when ho descendodfrom the wagon, which imme- sign, nnd leave the office of Governor vacant. llc t0 hl „ eho loe collection of Miscellaneous and Standard 

*!*y: ^. M uuT h a^K.r.uyif-^r^^ th.t lm<l outlived the eenetatlnu for whleh It dtatelymclved ou. leaving the Kn ^nfortun.ta wn-tehe, M ,rrligM have been astonishingly on the Increase d„r- Work , , AU u,« new aud raluahle works published are 

yS'JE* was owned, and e«aed to have tie approbation of tho* laapraMaboutgo f«lfwm ho ground. The fall eou d u.onth. In Ongun. The Orhgohl.n oontalus roh.'lwpil as noon an issued from the Press. 


aJOlWiriock comiwny for the o instruction of a I poor young men— mechanic* aud tailoring men whi 
for that purtxwe. TU* work wa* one that pro- I not vary able to spare tliclr time from their ordlnffiry i 
a b« of universal commercial Importance and par- 1 pat ion*, and incur the noce**ary expense of cquh 


dconahrrclad importaucc.and par- pat ion*! and incur the neces*ary expense of equipping I , . )nflu , nc „ your courB , that I feel I n!ek!"weta no® ocatad. "jiarihiu rt'ruggled ionridir- 1 allst of twenty-one r, arrives, whleh took place between 

i to the commerce of NewOrieana - themaelve.. it was no doubt thought by the Lrgl, latum ‘ „fv In .l.l. fr a n klr and candidly, that I cannot ohlv. hut tho Bonorlan scarcely morOd a musole. Both of ,h 0 13,1, nnd 30th of November. Tile' bounty-land law of 

U7 It was found our existing that this very dwdrahle ohjeet Oo uld be beat. P “"J ^ aeeany good ground In what has passed or I, paaalng. In them were In their -hlrtatooTM, and neither of them Dr e gon expired- „n tlw WHI, „lt.. Whleh we prekunte an 
i*aieorg»nl»t|on of a company levying a eon, mutation tax upon all person, required to JZ.'/Jz.dL “ rt ,, r „o of our organle law The ri-as- hooil-winked. Marshall was quite a small .lied man. with v B . ,,, , . 

So targe a capital ag wmild neee. do mlVltl. dill y, and nfiordinfi them the a lern.Ure „f °oSrtUelnk to mv mind, regular and rather agr.-eal.le (eature,. and a head Indie.,- count, f-r, hi,- lei, mania Inr ennui, 1.1 enjoyment 

joqron and ramnlele .work of such attending the ivgular muaU-re now ordered by law. or of “' u ,.*^™ ' ^Li for,-,-, when it to clh.ldrnd lim. phrenologlcally. gr-nt determlnalhm Theolhurwa* . 


j tUf*. It wa* found our existing 1 that this very dcrirahlc object could be bc*t attained by 
♦ tile organisation of a company. I levying a commutation tax upon all person* required to 
»o lance a oanital a* would nccc* Ido mMla duty, and affording them the alternative of 


Xnav^narr txnrrr verted In me by Uie Oonsfltutlon of In *uch mnt i. r ■ tia* lirought niV failml to the conviction 
JRng the Leglslatarr ti>?vthcr In extra •**•«."«. that a proper urganlMtlon of tin* Ideal militia, under the 

BwiJiitirin- wen* adopted at varlou* BhbUe meeting* prceent state of public f.i Ung. iH eUmeriual-. ami I unhen- 
nrtwr \ipon me the propriety and absolute necessity of itatlngly roomnmrad the encourageniunt of the formation 
i»mf«MinL of TOiuuti*er «0 mr r,p b , S. a^ a clan- of cHiton. soldiery 

It lx at K time* nnplmwnit for mi* to differ from my who** Hi-rrire* afrmid be ru'Jrt. prtitnpt nnd l^pnuflcinl when 

•pw^ltlxrn* who are |Mmses«Mi of greater lacllltb** than dentunded by at/ cause, liut for the n-ason -given, the 

yaelffwr iulormatioa upon fuhjcct> of gcnrral intfrert want of pessplrufty, Mid tho gcfitmi opposition to the 
> U» cuwmui ity . and who have equally. the puldlc good law. your attention may be called to Ha revision or repeal. 
J^QfcmU'jnrlicularlv wa* thi* the caw In the present in- a* wit-Iom may suggest.- ' 


on and eoinnle lea work of ouch 
*. supported by petition* numer- 


Stat* affairs, fbr a change of our organic law The rras- hood-winked. Marshall wa i quite a small slwd man with 
0)10 n gainst such change, strong. Convincing to my mind, regular And rather agreeable! Tonturcs. and 4 bend indloat- 
i * t irtis.ts if lu i inr iitimnolmrleallv. irreat detentilnation .Theothurwa* 


V, that 1 should exercise th' 
in me by the Constitution o 


ii attending tlie regular mnsU-ra now Ardereij hy law, or of when If is e.Airtdered ing. plirenologicallv. great dct. rml 

■ for lxe “PV, on from , ,h v that u number of amendment* to tlie Constitution are nuulu stouter, with n tVamn appa 


•in the instrument; ami thw.-vU. m bi lieved. cover the I and hn l a most hrntlrti countenance 


ormtnat ion The ot her wa* 
apparently, of great power. 
;h OVerag* of Cnliforninns. 


whole ground —I ulOactloM MW'S agalnak }( Th.-av 
umeutlmriit* aru thirteen in number, providing for tin 
ejection by .the people of nll judicial office*, high and suh- 
ordinate.. Fccfetary sif }-lnle. Mate Trensiirvr. etc. TI"* 


Marshall was a notoriously desperate character He j| ono | l 
wns once nn FngUsli wdior, but ran away front hi* ship T „ lntK ., 
some four year* Bluer. nn;\jn»rrled nn Indian woman., lie 


lnw In regard fo snffmge has I8*eii iiim ndcd ns to tettftor i„ known to have boon Instnmientnl In tin* murder .of 
residence; nnd if you should, its I doubt not you will, pass Rpvorul men. nnd wad known to entertain a hitter hostility 
it second time these i.memlnunts. in n ronit.nt^iAivvJy t „ Ul( . whu ,. M Adding to this hid great* lnilueticaamong I 


, r# (hv I-r-nelp.1 .pplleant. were cllilen 

.itolyiiiWA int U»eir c)oirright««diie**. energy and pub- rxhlt.it the 
Itet'fitcrpfh'**. '4 could not. however, view the matter in H considered 
tto Mr light that (hey did. and as it ha* ever l*ecn my to supply all 
■ ■ a m . rw In th* discharge of my public dalle* to do applications 
nothing that requires an afagmentatlon of public rxpendl- fully organix 


giKsl law your atteulion may be called to IU revision or repeal, ‘ ^ T^Tr tinw They wfiff* incorporated ii. the fufi- to the white* AUU.ng io W -uunmeu auemg 
itln- mi wit-lom may suggest • dnmen nl law afid make it resemble more nearly the form the I ndlnns. then* is little doubt tlmt the commencement 

mi?' ’!u , n r, ;r ,r i 0fl !v; "l! t™™*™** ^ bud in View, who consulted the liberal „ f hostilities by them was mainly thronghhla iwtlgn- 

put*- rx mi. it. the quantity aud state of arm* now on ha HI. It u . , . p . An . nt wlllltH „f the Btute.tt ■ 

Tin In considered that wi- have quite sufficient of small arms i" ..«««! «ui.«i.nit.. wt>, ..tiseli Mirredm-s* to n form of ^ onP * . .... 

i my to supply all calls for n long time, but there are fnqueut . ’ * o^r. ooiriinena it beyond the A Imy who formerly lived with Hon. J. J. \\ amor waa 

to do applications for cannon, from a nun.her of comjjauie^ now Krror* of fundamental law convicted of giving false testimony in the case of Mar- 

(Si new almuld lie oorreoted with n*ferenee alone to the wants of hhnU and WIW sentenced to receive twenty-flve lasl.es „n 


sevonilmco. arid was known to entertain a hitter hostility cisco. ‘ p 

to the whites. Adding to this his great • iililUetico among The United Ftates Consul. Klisha If. Alien. £*((.. had 

■1.. nt ii,. ilni.lkt coinn. iTtirpinamf returned and resumed his. official duties on the 4th of 


Ihe capital of the Territory, which it my large and valuable aisortmont. consisting in part of— possible futility readily iieressible to all ^ e .* T * r f 
i-B ul t m i , uqil trot - ; O re p» - (Jl ty: a»m 3|„.||iiq ! n„„k B . EloouUon, IVBgtoT'" jvir(i:,«a,.rit r ; i.'^ 

this jt.ilnt tl„* v.urt u,lj,,„rn,-J. and H„a,li„ k ll,„k,. irltlmu-lta. furnUI,,-, luiiuy fmUitln, B* thto |.tui.is, , 

„„ III,. fullowliiK .lay 01,1,'f '.rustic- Nt-taon tlt'llvflrt-'l » DictidtuiriM. UgAh, rqal.rlita.-al)!,^ til, m, r.v, 'J nt- lml.it T,r r,'liTrUu, l„ u " ' 

wrlttv„oplulun\Vhirhocct,|,lM.,ii'arlyflv,; column, of thi- ' Uruiiimuw. ,i,-„q, f M7. - K-u,l i-v.-ry scliular a km„,l,-,l B .- urTfii, uJZ * ,UI 

Oregonian. ID- ov,-milM tlir nllcratlons. and ducldfil l!h,-t„rlr, Burv.-ying, lut,-il,-ol,ml ; »nd us li,-' unqov,-,-. u,' iri„. ur ™ . . 1 

that Oregon i-lly wns tlw- raptlal. Ass.-i-tatr JustW-Btr.-ng . roniposlUou. Manunthm. will l-'-nluotnl hy tbw vartolvu* Mto whi | , 

Ittm oplhlun. almost nslrngtliy m that Dmwtog , .. n„„ni,lr)-. dv.Lwil in lhiyl.fluiti„,i, , V ih- '(au.iltar t, un i, ,i 

-.fully concurring In hi- vli-ws ll, .,!■««-, dug. llotaiiy. Th, vital, 11 of „ 11-1 1„'„. l,,',, „ in ho matured, h, Ik.. ' 

uofll,,- Ama-lnU .luxllrvi ol tlir.Bu- llvograplly, , Mno-ralog.v 7 |.|i.y,-'.| tm nhj.-ols -.- , htirrljr t, itiiln |i|, t ,.„.|, 

Hhdrawn Bmu llu- cmirt.-and gpna th liirtory, VHology,:. whirl, 1„- s'|"'lls.j„„l read, and „„•« Ins,,-,-!,. , 

m3 ‘ ,** .l 1 '!' |,| ; 1 .'! tl 11 ; "" xll 'U 111 ... • Blognnihv, ■ ' . . .Nuturallllsthry. oner tnugh l thrliajiit of raUect lli g on wnr,l, 1,. .jn , ” 

nrd to Hit- oplqinii nt tin 1 , Leglslaltv,* , . " . NaturuliTiilistaphy. Astronomy, leart, ta frllrrt un.tha (hpugltU which tkrea word, rekri. 

U os tl 0,1 . pr, -net, , Iramhmrs, Dictlouarirs. JU-adrr,. etc., ,‘tc. seut. 1 J - ■ 

»' Oregonian snya lhnt the liupn-salou SpstU,),. tlsrmsn .ml Italian flrauimsls. l'irti(i|uriM and •• A firth. nary iq,tlic, hist honk ' trhjrh' a rebuta, ». : 
ro» remotredfftum olBc,- by l'rcoldimt Haulers, etc. , wuutS to I, live lihrldgul,. Ihu 1,ria-r«, being »urt- tn c u (j 

lwl)r "". , fim-t anil l.ntln U,M,ks, of all dwcrlpMcm. ‘ tin" vr.rl mailer which In- ,u,»t vnluos. ' |il,u, 

a “• , A , , ''TT A “• k ^ 

iceting. held in Oregon City, iu which -Ift every department of Science. Literature and Art. for sale by 

is*e,d recommending the General to re- J.Jl. would call the attention of his friend and the pub- oil JuMN BALL. 30 Gravier street 

• office of Governor vacant. He to his choice collection of Miscellaneous and Standard WILLMADTH Matt 

been astonishingly on tho Increase dnr- Works! All the new and valuable works published are w aajajxvx^xi x a nAL^ 

h. In Ortqtnu, Tl,r Oregonian contain* K . tv l,«l „ k,u „ Issu.-ii frum the 1T,», . * . * .NATiTlIiZ M tauISHIPH 

d marriages, which took place between DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN STATIONERY ino Blxtu AJinuai fietsiou of lliis inrtitution will coo.’ 

of November. Thr- bounty-tand law „f A ' InJ v ,i u »|,|s „f Branch, English and mcnco un tho^ret Monday In Octola-r urxt. aria contlni, 

» * h » :,0,h ,llf prr»'l„i,- «o Xmeritikn Btatlonrry. all fnwhand new, comprising- every months,. Thr Institution wlU hr umh-r'llir sp,cUl 

t'"r cimuuhlol enjoymrnt , ulni( H „ m Ily kept Iu a Station, -ry Wa'rrliousr ; Writing. J lri, rlhm »f th« lrlqdpnj. hMiated hy tin, mo,t c„m|u»«t 

- ■ hrttrr and Nolo 1’Al‘EltS. of all drH-riptlons ; BLANK designed that Ih.-Srhis, I slmlll,, KnM . 

landwich Islandq. IIOOKS, OUPYIXU l’BKBBKS. INK. etc., ctc.f lUttf all at . n ™‘ »“ d chglhlc fi.r a U'orough coUrsr of Instrtirtlog 

• - the loweet cash nrlcca medal, moral and 'physical Tta- in An. ii ftirtlaliw 

ft,®"? , ; rr , lv ''; 1 ,lt , H ! lU Any .dm forwarded to mo for Standard and Mlsccl- *"»' *W> “" d aslrouinpol 

1411, nil . I, ringing dates to tho WHh No- y , nd America, ,, -111 bo promptly »PP««tm,i 'ho ,, tou.« ore. now,, drgani, and „( thv-^t 

ynrstan hna tho following Items : nt „., ldpdil „, lUt ,„hsr r ita. r |, confident, from hi, long '<*•«' " '* * "' «*• •*• I'"""" “ "A.l gu % '*“**8 

p Plying Cloud passed 11, molulu on ll,r „ I|ltr | rIlrr „,t,,„»| v ,. acAui, I, italic, „„d great farllillos. "' I " 1 '" r 6"""E a i, , v. 

iH-lng srvrutrrn day', from Fran- th ! t w , ability tocenta any order for B„„k»of all kind., build, ngs Wore construe,. ,1 , xprcly h„ y„ ' 
ttoa Consul. Kllsln, ip Alton. Esq., hail al very moderate prl«os. cannot bo surpassed In the Billon* “ Ty \ j' ml Br '' ‘'''"'tnodloua and % ' '• 

um„d Ids olHclal diilios on the 411, of T onn« Oaah. JOHN BAM.. • h, 'dll, and comfort ..jj.upils Thu- 

. Captain Holt, wltli a' fuU cargo, an 11, -if ** .. • 1'ubllshor and U,«,ks<-llor. 60 (iravu-r si. lH a, nuuodut 1 .O.Vl ita 

ites un the 23<Uof October, but owing to a in l a ML'S WRKiHT THUMB. FOR TV.».x tr v 

r n liifi If .41*ot tinutil tn-iirirl mi 1 1 1 . • ttli lilt. A>1IV< J;UUr, ° nlMU “ l * , 


time*, when he descended from the wagon, which imme- sign, nnd leave the office of Governor vacant. lie to his choice collection of Miscellaneous and Standard 

dlately-mdred on. leaving the poor ™>rtuna(e wjetche* Marriage* have been astonishingly on the Increase dnr- Work „ j A 11 the ni*w and valuable works published arc 
“ tto tng th" post month. InOregon. The Oregonian contain. ,*** as noon as issued from the Press. 


leu nmnia for connubial enjoyment 


Sandwich Islandq. 

The schooner Lpo Choo arrived at Han Frunclsco from 
Honolulu on the 14lh ult . bringing dittos to tlie UUtli No- 
vember. The Polynesian ha* the following items-; 


The clipper ship Plying Bloud passed Honolulu on ibo , r |,„ Pti „ t t,.n,lv„ aciunlntanca and great 
fill. Of Nov, -n. her. being seventeen day's from .-an Kr„n. ^ ^ nl>m „ f „ rd ,. rf „ r n...k.ol 


Noveml>t*r. r 

The ship Fanny. Captain Holt, with a full cargo, sailed 
for the United State* on the IKkLof October, but owing to 
ln-r having sprung a lenksreturned to-port on the 4tli ult. 

Trade and business generally was dull on the islands, 
the market* being overstocked with goods. 


Ill UH fiUllHJ W«*t l UtO fill; W'"'n.w. ».u,n-. ** I < l Vll I , . . I P 

very moderate prleaa. cannot be aurpiunctl In the Bnlon ' «■•» " r " ««-• K '..L , ’ U,f 

Tonne Oaah. JOHN HAM.. - "IU, and comfort olj.n'pU. Tlur 

* _ Publisher aud Bfs.kseller, 60 Gravk-r at. be acouiumoduted _,0.v,| N 

31111. JAMES WRIGHT *««•'•«• FUIi ' * 

Having for private rviuauu whirl, no longer cxlxt. dla- • lu ,,„ 

intinued 1,1s Interest during the tact bukluea. aoacon In T , t , n ’ a ‘’ ' B . ,,, 


tfii, Ihcmuc I,, the Islands, many larcenle* I (Uj #rm of Jon ,„ Wr)ghl t p„„, w . |,» T a now'the plea- Mu , ic 


hom - of annouhelng that he Um.s 'hi. day a ,s ; rt„,-e Vocal 


pM*cBii0 urine the war wjtb Mexico. Thai I iui appropriation for reeaxting tin* same. 
tt'Wms hgvw "payed for abjedanot rtrieUy ] The custom prevails in other States of 
ImMbwk tin probable, and *ueh pmyfiient I of statue* enacted, judicial n-nor 
\ though not a liberal, charfe against the I anvifreumenta of a public chai 


and then rwnarjted that It did iturt *owe,but tluit he was 
glad to. got off so. 

Marshall’s father-in-law. who was prrfsted with him. 


Honolulu for Hong-Kong on Jhe Oth ult. Hhe exchanged 
plTlutes 4-ltli the United State* ship Ynudnlla 

Mbnsieur Remy. a naturalist, from Paris, arrived by the 


uestioned whether tbe ^Mounting and vdun 
would be competent to divert this ontfssion c 
te purpoaafl- it 1* even douMfril If meet bv 1* 
tore could axerolM that powrid Provision 
mi to be required relattv* t© the tion of thi 


n \ - ui.. , \r 4 , changed for light, trivial causes, lia** al way* appeared to Marshall's father-in-law. who was arrested with him. Mbnsiciir Rem v. a naturalist, from Paris, arrived by the 

.^L&ngk^ta^ was releaseil. mereV.'n ncemint cf Ids age than a ls-ntd of 1 .1^ ‘ 

anMtcummff of ,ndn ronvlrtlun In the public ntlnd that they will net bo hll tanneence. In fact, ho confemed that lie knew of four 5,^{ 0 «„,«• uficful Invcatlgatlona. It to probable tlmt ■ - • ' 

ei any umeer to rewp reepre ro c., qua, changed until Buoh change to demanded by retidni iof an mon being murden-d. nnd knew it was to be done before. may- make dtocorerles of great Importance to tbe 
(. BDU.l urnw ynur auimiOB lu aufi I i".iv.t- _v.. t* «r<ll that the nr. I... l l a. a.i j h i. »i,af b.. .laubi wi,...a 


xch&ngod in our house, aud solicit* th* (ntomt of hi* friend* aud 
- . . . former patrous. 

iV botany, To correct a general misapprehension, it i« proper to 


T rtnpiK^ and a conviction in the public mind that they will not be his innocence, in act. no conicssca ne anew .our J. ettrt to th-*c UV ful investigations It i* probable that 

idM to?S changed until tuch change is demanded by reason* of an mon being murden-d. Hnd knew it wa* to be done before- {, e may make discoveries of great Importance to the 

t to divert Ihto onlto.lrn«m^;S. ta.h, X7C t^v7wm ^^tJn^ ( rttafiiM^.' , S'f hand, but ho alleged that bo wa. too old to take any me». Id.nd.fud It U desirable that h. .honld be every whore 

ven douMfUl if meet by law *uch a liberal apfirit on the part pi othvrs. rontemnlatcd or such attempt at Burqa to prevunt the murder. we ^ received. 

Hut prwwr. Prorlrfonhak alifady boon made by taw lbTtho dtotrlbu- org»flo n.vmm n.,, Tho expedition which called tome time idnce from Ban 

rotatlvk ,0 tho tion nf the annul diototanc of th,- Supremo Ocnrt. and ^mretlu cvSSS A drt,l ' hm ” nt of CnltcJ et * lC * trou, “ “ , ' 1 ,rrirtd ' b.A ton, tad outatl. a. Hcol.,1,,, .nd there 1. 

rolutareay.- the dut, ol dolna fib to onlructodta the Trcaanror. Tho 0« would , to 


fort onf or i 


JAMES WRIGHT. 

New Orleans. Dec h l. 1861. 


A J WRIGHT & CO 


that you will 

art of others, 
r thi* dlntrlbu- 


well received. 

Tho expedition which eallod some time since from San 
Francisco hnd landod quietly at Honolulu, and there 1* 


SVSSSKSSs 

, iirto officer to perform thh Usk. and 1 would rospi ctfullv *ug- . , i n «t ril mimt doc* not ororlde for it6 revision and f*Hnt»in Fltnrernld. with a company of volunteers, has Ti Z~~ : 


iea. would seem 
has been sug- 


OMtVhat K p^nga l^ iinrtng KewTCn^ that u »® iwtrumen t does not provide forits revision and Captain Fitrgerald. with a company of volunteers, has 

aaEr*. WlU give that 'SSk a* VMM nf f thr ph “' but *? dongtr " u " on - 


South Americn. 


A SPLE.VDID COLLECTION' 

oy ' jA 

GNOLISH BOOKS, jLP 

Just Received and for Bale by 

JOHN BALL, 56 Gravier Street, 


iat fificenac obtained after due examination, be- 
or more of the'DUtriet Judges, would gtvauau- 
tlirtr|jyp<T qualification A limitation of xheii 

,cAce. 

aMnalb trusts and duties confided to them, in a 3 


In another plate 1 have niludcd tO Uie sale of the public 
property in NcwOrleaniy. Tin* sale fully -realised the most 


erasure of errors in the shortest possible period being In- 
dispensable for tho public good. It IS believed objections 


By the arrival of (he British mall steamer New Grauada I among which U»®)' he found the following : 


icved objections I From all accounts it appears that in many particulars I at Panmna. on the 10th ult'., datos to tho JJ6th November 1 


A^miUtlotooffwr|£|m^to^^pMi^on^^eidiw a°suia^^oro^an jtece*- "t™* ^tlTe Jjftu»cjn^ ^^^udSenfs thc Iu ^' ui “ re mUch ' ttbUBedrknd **?**">'**■'>? were rcceivcd'from Vnlparal.o, The Mercantile Reporter. 


* nrft l .0HTi 4 fi'Tyt y th flJ> , ifi l fl fl i f>f ^ “^UfitnrfiTfiff'i .frr i b m iiv hqTr 

may 1 squnr*-. iu compliance with law. Iicfore ptat,H^t raus>* 


Constitution.' The , time g iven t or n mKtng amenumontt nubllshed at Yalpiirai»o,. .saya : 

HSrar -nr.- "allfomta rv>urll-V,'i,i uh urUcb- on tho imiuMoi ,T1„. r.,v„ lutlon. whirl, .‘for nearly tw.,.m,>nth' B Iu,* dto- 

ie people of th* Ktate ; nqd it is proper tlmt they the Indian disturbance*., says : trneted.thiH - prosperouw lWpubllc. i* lust drawing to a 

not only approve or-njeH them, after thivmost We have heard of fnquent outrage* committed by the £‘ te rfli aui-S 

delllHjratlon. but should have nil 1 opportunity of whlt ,, 8 up nu inoffensive and peaceable Indians., nnd ?; C ? 1 t n e n ,,f u .Mn tw iitv veLr* 

ig their verdict, if deemed proper, .belore such final wUhmil t u,. least provocation. In the towns, on our ^ C } ’IVd. V elmH*lS^ 

Should he mad.- in the organlt; law. fn.ntier* there, .will always be found more or lew Indians JX,*S smiu^ 

■ are my vl v wa, au.l in giving them, in the oxercise who hllTI , Hi .(l there for protection, or to avoid the danger but not dcktrmr tsoroH 

1 1 rom-clva.tn la- my duly. I liar it Hll, ul, -A t.. of hvlngshni hy a.nn,- rufflan whu ct>n«i<lrre,l It avlrturto -an nnl) liarulyx, lt» murtmi nt. nut not a, stray lt« proi 

at oxpi'nw of hol'llng a tkiuxenthm fur thunufpoaa jilu an Indian »lu-n ll ran bo d,n„- with Mifrty Vo hlmaalf v nrt i, 

In thr prewnt rrliqilrd qondlllon of our mitnn -. havr hoard prraiiitk l»,a.>t of ahootlng Indian* wlthiu ,, J!” p thr Ink.lrgonfi nrr iu nokwrelra,— 

irn there to In the pubBr mind a dr, -ply rootadroi,- „ ur n,„y wntUd alniut killing a grimy. No won. ' .iS!£ g58 £.„ . fSS!KT"r&4.. 

of tbe noc.walty for a rwlucth.il. Inatrad of au In- dtT . thru,. that thr liiJialn. bwfiime rxiwprratrd nud rr. ‘I' °“ "'JffiJt'fiir. y 

ta „ u .*' wl'rnrvrr an opportunity prew-nta. 

lUorJnPTfiomr^ Wea „f tha ^xS,ordlnar)[.rort „1 A commuidcation signed hy a large number of miner,, rnffl, dent time to avoid thr di-atrm-thm.nf properly. Hr 
Ion tuny 'hi- gathered from Hi- tort that tin- hurt utWfitloira Oulch. ha.« ta'-n addrefaed In Dr. tVoxoncraft. I'A" 800 men tin,! D r l,l« rnimnnnd. and tv,, expert a appwly 
of thr b.-gtolnturr, revering a period of alaty daya. „,,|lan Bon, mtoainner. giving Ihr par, Irn- rourlu.i,," of a revolution whirl, .1, .limited to a market 

B b T?dx tare^um'wM amnnlly^anWt'fiT^nnlhtrHng tara of tlm murder of two InolTemive Indian., by n party _ Tito gre,iti-i.t confidence reign. In Valparaiso among 
ink business of the srssloh. in.kprudrnt of npprm of tvldt- nu n from the virility of Oh-lucts'M Store, near el rangers, produfll-d by tho eacellrut mrnsurrs taken by 


io given for making amendment* . , 

‘ meiit* would necessarily The California Courier, in uh article on tho causes ot 
and it is proper that they the Indian dl*t urbauco*, says; 

•jfH them, after th« u mn*t We have io-nrd of frequent outrage* eommitted by tlie 


* te wquIkIU. •» ferrsd a portion of it to the Mechanics' Foelqty of that, would utetate Bucn ' 

Unflicr tbv proceedings aristng out of the will of thc late citv . an a i am gratified to inform you that this Asms-Ik- . tb, ‘ W 1 .® ‘Jlft ! iu J . ^ LV, 2 

John McDonnph. the Attornev General deemed it »dvi- ^o,, U now em ting a i.uiMIng ujwm it. which will be an sho , lUd “ ly t , 1 1 , -Vinnl.t h ivi Hn' 

Me teinstitote suit in lichan' of the State, and to call Effient -lo Ihe clf V .‘ ‘ - • mfttUtf demwratlon. : S ^ n?.t 

> his aid. able ebuinri. fur whose service* I recommend Thr Register ..f the Land-office will submit a report, reveling tlieir verdi let. if- l t ' i,.V Ai^laT.VsV 1 ‘ 

liUUe c«mjicu*alioQ boappronrUtad. riiowing the condition or tlmt office, and tlie criminal no- change should be: nnuly 1 ' .J? them 'in the exercise 

This auhR'ct. together with th** proceedlnga in the case tion of the lute Register. -Richard Lou r ks. Esq., to which 1 . rb . m ; .' U EbJJ> d J" . "V V,o! Klimt, rtt, 

’tteWewOrtw^N.rigarto^ I'oiteB,. wUl be proMtlv would ask your JUd attention. Pn-ner measures have ?. f wb,lt * ooneeiveto lo-iny dv»t) . llmve «»''t alhided to 


of tha HhwOrtnait* Navigation t'ompan>. 
understood by reference to Uh* letter 
GeopwaUnarlod OT] * 

Immediately after the adjournment of 
lore, tbe flgrretary of tho lnteridr was ii 


tion I’onJhBj . will be pro|«ert\ would n*-k your special attention. Proper measures have | 
to Uk* letter of the Attorney hem taken to bring this delinquent officer to a strict ac- 
tr countability, and I entertain hopes that they will be 

(ftonnunent of tho last Le girth- purccssfnl. 


. March 2d. 
The prii 


»e of saleetingthe swmnp and ovcrflowud- a resolution passed by iliat Htate favoring 

Louisiana by act of Congress, approved strongly the lute Co in promise measures passed iby Con- Joopub 

— grtst*. anil another resolution fa'voring tia* ustahlfshment ,(, g*rt»ti 

* prinoijdei t«V observed in making the selection* „f „ purvau of Agriculture in the Department of the Iu- ■“TO ' 
BnxapUy detvmined upon by the apprcqiriate offi- terior at Washington. Whilst I am deeply -impressed. ™ 
»,lhc *al Government, and forwarded to tro I a (ii-uv, of tlo* vital iuq>i>rtNiice of. agriculture. 1 eon- I 1 | 

Gfineral of looulrtana and invwlf. that tjie busi- ct .i Tt . tlmt tho Tu nr lions of ilio Federal Government are l “® « ni l 
it he Immediately commenced. Thdr construey already sufflclently multifurious and complex, and tlmt' ,t*ii 
‘ va* In a liberal spirit and oaRSllaM t thin auhiect almuld be left to the fostering care of the *f ,nrtUn 


deumimd upon by tbe appropriate offi- 
!n* ral Government, and forwarded to the 
ralof Louisiana and mvmlf. that tjie busi- 
Immediately coanneuced. Their construe* 
w was In a liberal spirit aud cahftiUted to 


* Jeremy Taylor's Works. Hebrew Bible. *• , 

Butlor's History of tho Saints. Book of Getilus. A ' . " , *. ° 7”' 

I'atoyrUV^Jk-m.Suvg'-ry, BunuV, UlffiiatiPI^. 

Ballinger’* Sermon*. Hurnefs Own Time. MrlU.lecoiue.s ..An intelligent. cor- 

Bremer'# Home* MUnor's Atlas. British Kssiiyist*. erv. (iont^nt of the Wushington National Intelli- 

AtU* of Physical Geography. AutiquUiea of the Jvw*. \ who is evidently well itc*(i uainted with 

-"reeture, JapMVW- ,hoir Iittliits. W reTli. 

Pictorial England. Catlin’n Indian*, ltuckstoir* Lexicon. Comtry, h« iar iih foreigners are pemiittel 

Chlllingrtorth’* Religion. Picture* of Private Life. ^Igpltre, gives some interesting facts relative 

Christian EVideuct**. Gibbons' Rome. Crabb’a W’ork*. ^"jiis aithe^to almost unknown people, lilt 

ii... t„.-. I'^reltv-a niwiiif Prf.viih.nra 1 : a . i .. , . 


x union j 

Music on the i’iuuof/ *, B u,llJ Duilitiiiv 
Vocal MuMo. Fn-m*- 1 ' '" r beUUJng. ,„ H , u • 
flKach pupil wP "lid ' 

stationery. / Jr * P JlJuekburii n 
Fpeclal.,- “ *' d 'ter , l c 1'“""". u, 

°u d *” flare. 


J China and the Chinese. 

g\ As oir rupidly increasing commercial marint 
the! Pacific gradually draws " us nearer, m 
Vina, luy iilformation perjiinfiig to thc inhil- 


of wfiat 1 conceived*) io* mv duty. 1 have not alluiled tn of being slibt by soine ruffian who considered it ii virtue to 
the great expense of holding a Convention for tho purpose j^n nn in.tiuu when it can be done witli safety to himself, 
luuueil. in tlie present crippled condition of our finance*. ^y t , have lu-ard persons boast of shooting Indinns within 
aud when then* is in the public mind n deeply rooted eon- ,, ur state 


T'tbe adjournment of the last Lcglsla- mpccs-fnl ' T t aud when then* Is In tbe public mum n ueepiy ro«»u*u eon- „ ur statu, a.* they would about killing a grlzxly. Vo won 

of tho 1 atari*... Infonued that til, l fed l d „l,l y p«Un.-J In aniiounclnq to you tho reoelpt ’“‘O’ 1 of the nee.w.Hy f" r «"•>««'• d er. tl,en,.that tho IuJtalw taH-.mi,. ,-xa.pvratad aud re 

hT-itta8ftta.ta Of . Ht'Vvrt'ev "f.^ew Hampshire. ta,W - . 


againRt expenditure* not ahsolutriy required to promote , . , , 

tin* public good. Home idea of the extraordinary-cost ot A communication signed by a. large number of miners, 
legislation mny’hw githered from the fact tlmt the lari at Watson’s Gulch, has been addressed to Dr. Wozencraft. 


•in Whiut I nn l.. nnlv tSbr.. a «o!i cort fho State a sum little short of fine hundred thousand 
lu, ijmvortaiice'of ficStw l S?' dol,Hr " Tlilslarge sum was att pally *pont for conduct ing 
Jon* of tho Pnleral Government an* tb ® husiness of tlm scs-lon appro- 


rady.uKeicutly u,ullifari„u. and .-omplex.^ud that 'S!|^ w\,h Vhl.'rtuty nfoon-VlJ* ,U,u '"" The kU^ ««tre that th«k ^",“^,7. The gKqrirat ,,r.k,:' andtrauqulimy 

s sul(jt rt should be left to the fostering care of the a stnrtUng.lt should flapr . J r . , . ? . n meeting mid passed a repolyt ion to kill all iff ale grown, prevail* in ftantingo. Valparaiso and CopInpiuinUast ranger 

-t- OovernXt. whirl, i„„« to, 1t,lly*.llv.. .to the Imlh.ua: heh» W It «»» "lU-gel that the In, li.ua had 'Z h rfam-ly h, Sieve In the' extol,.,,!-,. 'of . rev.lutiSu. 

•easitv proiuid ng It in eVery leg t mate manner . treasury »«r*l> sufficlem to int in tm* ' xi" t "i i, n4 i u not eontrihuted so much in nuralvzliiv tlm trad.* 


the Chiliau authorities to protect their. own as well ns 
foreign Interests. The gftatest order and tranttuillity 


Mlititc tk* transfer of the lands' t" the State: but Htate Governments, which must 1 m* fully alive. .to the 
Icooc^Te not more literal than wu fkilly Jd^fi^d bv m*r>*risity of promoting it in eVery jigltimute manner . 


rfhe law of \Y 
l 51 arch 21*U 


'TrSlKffl gi.v.-nin,,-", „ud ll„- i,,t ,-r.- 1 fidling ,l,„; Stair ul.Uau. killed „„,l -loir,, ...uie . mul".. Afre, ^utoalug ;,hi» r, 

pr. prhkcii^l agent torepn -eni h0M ions of tlm Legislature; au exception being ninth* iu th»ns, without referero-e to nn extinguishment of tlm priu- tion. they swore they would kill the first Indian they met 


tlisco(ij|rrtit'p of hi* office with kindred 
is t>roalpl attention to burlne**. spjM-ar. 'l tc 


the fturiffiilff conaicti 

P Jm* atriLhi* v'«tet att< 

the p<-nitetbrovli who* 
.Wended to iu U>moet 
•xpenae to the Bt«* 1 


irn-i r. prifiripsl agent totwpreM-nt H cs*lims of the Legislature.au exception being made in 
«u* law of the last session of the Wish'- ^ vor >r rf,e first session. Neither tin* attention of Uiut 
March Till* g'-ntlunan. IrfiUi teslv. uor of Uie former Kk'oeutive. Was utirueted to the 

quaintance with tin* alluvial portions ol, fact' that the term* of a number of offices theu existing 
' »p of hi* offline with kindred 4B terminated at that time, nnd that the incumbent* necec- 


Thi* gentleman, frouil 


elpnl. for wliich provision must be made, „ 

li i- wltlf diffidence uiol a fear that I inny not have nr- 


| with, and two fudiuns, one of them the Ghlef of u Rancho, 


rived at h proper T*"i)clurt"ii as to public scnthnei 
this. intercatlng point, that! submit tl»e*e r<*niurk»< 


ntUm-ut upon I known tu nearly all the miuer* as Jim, or Net. were tlie 


l attention to business, appearcil tom< 
vbo*c agency i could hav* this interact 
meet beneficial manner, and with \*rili 


sarily lield over, though "tlm period fixed by law for their 
retaining office had expired! Tliere'is nmv ho mode by 
which succesnors cun is* appointed The article lu ilie 


victims of tills brutal determiimtW The letter also 
states that tlie wime party -had killed -everal Indian*, who 


t«a. The duties lmpt»s**d uistn him hay •• r^nstifut ion applies to the cuH** of vacaucie* occurring 
in a way to meet my approbation, and 1 during the eontlnuauce of a term, and doe* not autiiorize 
hi* report, which contain* the full his- \\ U) Executive to appoint iwrfieu the term expire*, mid 
if bit agency. wheu the ap|Hilu(uH*ut is to l>« niHd«- by und with the con- 

itebnn U*e Legislature, that the srnou; sent of theBenate. In such caat*s he cahunl act uutil'tlo- 


log ul you do. Irtish from .the pcopb*. you may hare infor- .*i»at tlie same party -had killed several lu< 

in a tion lh thl* regard not poamiuMid l»y my self, nnd iuay . ,,,1,,.. 

I ,1,-omil uJvlMil.li- to take tl„- Orel Hep In lit,- contam t-or,- „,, ..xc.-ll.-ut ehornoter uutong .Tin min, 


had it not contributed so. much, in punUyzing tlie trade 
aud intercourse with the coast. 

x Her British Majesty's Corvette Aniphitrite hud arrived 
at ValnaralBofroin Central Ambrica und Callao 8he con- 
vcystlu* Information that tlie blockade of Tigris ha# tiu^n 
given up by the British GnVemuielif — all claims having 
-been -settled. 

On the 16th Novomter, tho (^ualifieniiou Act for voters 


-rs at Ar- 1 f,, r Deputies wns read in. the i'luzii.|The quulicflatlou ha* I 


f t his report, which contain* the full his 

of hit agency 

iy tolgfibnn U»m Legislature, ttiat the srrioU; 
ty riwjnttoaad In tha report with regard to the n- 
| of niupoy racriTpd tg the United elate* fur over- 
laud*. rince the paMage of the law making tlo 
mad obtaining our patent* fur land* already * - 
#i been obviated, and we art* assured bv th- 
autbndUe* that thc amount will he refunded, aiol 
;<mt* forthwith issued 


fir tetecwliou* of lb* agent are entitled to your re- 
•pactftnntertdcmfitefi. though some of Ms views may be 
of doubtful p- lky> Tlie oecenaity of protecting t hqiwaiu; - 
land* lrom .dafirxdatlon is very apparent, and ah activi 
ami faithful agent in ight by uniting this with tlie ether 
dteiea Migcmted. U- vcry to rriciaiblp to the State. 

4ftU"High bixge p-trUous of tlm lands gruuled t>y Con 
grew* greribb-fly «alua!>)< for tha^abar.and are uiu-ullao 
at prmetii. for cqJtiTatiou. aud it might la* advIsablWb 
relation tiien to. to adojit the aiews of the agent with n - 
|ard to deny pre-emption* th’iadt l. ft, bin as there ar- 
vdhir portions which cannot now he settled, it l* qua# 
tiouahlc, v hethcr UkwW should not Ih- disp- - < <1 of hy prt 
"tenpti'in when dflffircd The views of the agent show tlu»' 
“ the tpforl 1* not wRiiuqt it* dJfflcultli-. but it Mmn* V 


1 plated change by referring the cull of u Convention to the buckle'#. GiUcli Dr Woxancrafl. replied, through the to be given In froniUie28tli Nov. totlie 7th Dec. 
,«hori«c 1 P«JP^irho must puss upon it. If such be your action. 1 Courier, and state# that ho i* totally unable toTulfil the .. Idr * ( SSlm'a? * £ m 


l’cuny Cyclopedla.^16 vol*., Carter * tiothic Architecture,- - 
Pictorial England. Uatlin’# Indian*, ltuckstoir* Lexicon. 
C'hillingWurth's Religion. Ticture* of Private Life. ^ 
ClfrUtlan Etidcuce*. Gibbon*' Rome. Crabb's M'ork*. 
Butler * lludibriMi.,Crqwley * Dlvinu l’ro\iSenc#. 

Luther on Gallatians, Crink*tank * Ilopie, 

Nortlicoot** Fables, Cuvier # Autipnl Kingdom. 

Scott # Tale*. kc.,*DtArbley'# Diary aud Utter#, 
Sprctktor, Kcderiostical’ Polity. \Vulpoio's Letter*, 
DavU'' Chinn. Barrington # Heraldry. Demosthenes. 
Beaumont and Fletclier’sTlay*. D»- l*rulie'« Amenities. 
Dow's Dictionary. Fielding nnd Sinollet. 

Pyra.mld'* Geeia, Swift'* Work*. Foster.' * Essay*. 

Scott's Harmony. Froissart's Chronicle#, . 

Spotiswooti'* Miscellany, Goldsmith’s Work*. 

Keith’s Cliurqii uud state, Hall * Works; Storii'# Work*. 
Grave # 'hi Pentatwh, Thiers* Evolution. 

Life of limit ington. Thiers' Ojmfiillnlu nnd Empire. 
Hunt’s London Architect. Walker* Aualy*u, 

Parsonage llnufte*. Gats Lixlgi*#. &c.. 

Yalpy's Greek Testament. Westwood * Sacra 1‘ictorn. 
Hnutiugtoif* Work*. Wood nn Rail Eotuln, 

Bacon’s \York*. Black'* Universal Atlas, Burks'# Work*. 


sliah most heartily acquiesce in it ; indeed, it would, per- 
haps. ho tent to, do tills, that tlie truth may be clearly 
ascertained, ami action follow iu the man ner,poi tiled out 


whan thc appointment brio bsmade by and with the con- ‘ . . v , • . , A . . nn.».,i.i them from the white# 

sent of the Senate. In such case* he cahnot act untifthe , 1 lN; " ialu '' d ' HCtlou folI " w u t ihi ‘ u «»>nvL.|»6jutea «*ut protect tin m from uie wmu 

arrival of th. taru, for holdlngtla- r, K utar rereian oftlta by llii>|,r,-, c iit to»Jy™ c.imta l»- tor In m„r wlt.n you Nr««— Tia- Alta Bnllforula glvea tht- fell,,*- 

'"g gt-nt-ral reauni,- of uaa-a : 


' . ' i » *« . Kallwuy. till# nuisio-ti 111# maps or tne une. wuien will pro- 

promises he ho# himself made to the Indliin#, nnd cannot ^utiy ) M , handed to tho Government, along with hi# report 
protect them from the white#. on tho same. 

v . m, au. gT„iifra.ri,4.. .1, rii The sum sxpended by Iho' Government In putting down 

Ut-.MH.I. Nr.»«— Tia Alta California girt* the follow. ,| lc in.urreoilon to rali-ulalotl to amount tn half a million 


beeu a number of iiiHlaiice* of thl# kind, in wliich iucuin- 
- tents have held over -for many ni"Ut lis. This i* true, a* 
to the Bank hrertdenta composing tin- Board of. Liquida- 
tion of the Cillaen#’ Bank, the Director# of tlt*^ Peniten- 
tiary'. the Administrator# of the (iuirity -Hospital, the 
Mate Engineer, etc. It would be proner to make prhvi*-? 
ions by Ijiw for such novel cam-s a« Uiese, 'providing that, 
all term* "fbffice sliall expire at a period when appoint- 
ment* can l*c uiadc in accordance with law. 

An unfortunate riot in NawOrleu us during the. highly 
excited state of public feeling in regard to the fearful fate 
••f L(>pcz aud his followers, has, aay.uu are aware, ‘been 
made a matter of grave national correnpondcnce between 
our GoTerium-nt and the acur* dited 5! i Dialer of Her Gath- 
<4ir Majesty I take pleasure iu assuring you tlmt none 
of the offii-ersof the Htate wen- derelict in the performance 1 
nftlntrdatv; and I dvem.it luyi-spcclul ilutyvte it is niy 
derirvto iiirntm you that the good people of tha city took 
the mnrtjguhmury mode iff putting an end m these riot- 
OU# proctedtugf. and VludlcaUug tin- majesty of the law. 


»i* the ugeut* of that will, to give the people every Oppor- ... „ 

t unity -to. proclaim for or against any measure over wliicli Tlie most ]»leii*iiig feature of intelligence by this steam- ^80,(XK». 

you esn have none other than delegated power, the limit* er to our Atlantic friends, will be the cheering account* The French barqun Aniantino. of Havre do Grace, 
of which have Wu clearly designated by the framers of which we have from the mining districts, north and south. Oaptalu Estate, with a general cargo fur Callao, ran ou 
the prosotft CoiiKtitutlon In many inirt* of the interior considerable Quantities of shore on East Falkland I#lniid. near Salvador. August 20tli. 

‘ Free Banking is uiioflicr sulOeot iipon which there lias rain fell 'hiring one week, and sufficient hu# fallen every- and became a total wreck. Grew sated. - 
been mu rh di#eu*#lnn. nnd some contrariety of opinion -whore lii the mines to ro-invigorate the prospect* of tho The British barque Jane Strong, from Africa. Isiund for 


Railway, ha# flubbed hi* maps of the line, which will pro- "Popular Cyclopedia, Caluiet'a Dictionary. 

Hontly te handed to theGovornwcut.nloug with hi# report - Hewlett'* Scripture History. Ilowo'b Works, 

°ntho Bamc. . , ... . Ellis' Talas, Johnson’s Work*, Josephus, s 

The sum expended by the Government in putting down . . ... „ _ 

the iuaurreqtlmi to ralcilatod to amount to halra n.lllion un B"»I*"ru», beuutlfully IUu.trata.1, 

dollars, including the purchase of the steamer Cazndorfor Mantell’s Wonders. Gonstantinoplc. illustrated. 
$80,000. .MantelFs Excursion. Gastlvs aud Abbeys, illqstrf 

The French toirqun Amantlnc, of .Havre da Orac„. Drawing-Room TaMv II, a, k illn.tre„.,l 


ii many parts of the interior considerable Quantities of shorn on Bast Falkl and Island, near Salvador, August 20th. 
iiin fell durifig one week, and sufficient hu# fallen every- and becauio a total wreck. Grew unfed. • 


beeu much discussion, and some contrariety of opinion: -whore ih • theming* to re-invigorate the prospeets of tho The British Barque Jauebtrong, from Africa. Imund for Nicholson’# Architecture. Duk'*# of Norma 

In the obi States of tho North, rich in resource*, ami in miners.- and cause an energetic renewal of^peratlons. Newcastle, with a cargo or *altpetro..6ncounfr-red heavy Nflhbur'# Home Joluison s 8ul Dletlnnarv 

,-H|iltol- accumutat.d l.y tho t-on.m.-n .- ,.f reulurie., thl. Moot of tint livuro hava ta-gun .lowly lortot'.aud tha great galqanaarTataahumllo.and wa. making wal.-r »o fast that n “ ’."T" 1 . 1 LK , “^ 

innovation ou the received fnnu» <>t Imnking Iui* be.-n sue- scarcity of water which lias tecn^ ■ «n long complained of. the crew consisting of nine men. were obliged to save Laryiiornv s Plutarch. The Eternal. . 

ci-HKfuj. operating u* it dt# 1 #. under laws, tin- most suluturv has la-en partVally supplied. Hollows, holes, and trenches,, thautsolvp# In a boat, und not being allowed to enter Tnl- Roeoov'#. Leo and Lorenzo. Forty Days in i 

nn.l effective The faeiliti.-* for romliictbig >ueh opera*- ’natural nud artificial, now afford water, whcreliut a month enhuuno. on account of tfiO blockade, (hey sailed for g uXU *„ i* IM »k of Martyr#. History of th# Wi 

tion* are manifold Htate and individual credit is high ; •‘Ince labor was nearly or. entirely suspended for lack of it. Valparaiso, where they arrived with the loss nf four of the » u n er ’ g Worka Walk* nimut J tuu l -m 


MantelFs Wonders. Gonstantinoplc. illustrated. 
Mantell's Excursion. Castles and Abbeys, illustrated, 
Drawing-Room Table Btxtk. illustrated. 

Maxwell’s Welliugtou, Our Village, Belgium, illustrated.' 
Montgomery * Cotton Manufacture#. Burns, illustrated. 
Nicholson’s Architecture. Duk' 1 # of Normandy. , 


....1 ,.JL -re.rat:, ... Samiml tv. ore, Mobs are almost unknown iu NrwOrh-.au.-. lin- 


ed. aud pre-emption# denied to actpal scul«r^sn* 
uany of the lauds selected are. doubUi-,-*, ft»T tl> 
ul utile value; enough of ihqjffi^Iiowcver, 1* 
labh or will Ik- easily uuulgM'. * Jlht plvgnsS*h 
marie *f the b tale, to idutertlist tha grant 1* our 
fcopAitauce Whether the lauds should te *'■ 


inuirovemeuts, are 
thin- bitesoas; fur difference oT 
state of «ur treasury, bowevei 


^roitJi) citizen* being utterly ni.pmk-d th sudh anarchical Z.?, r° n 'b either owned by or under tho control 
maSItetion* : ami it wh.uld be manifestly unjust to hold N ( ' r . tbt ' rM broki : w “ r r ” ri ' l « n 

them responsible for a slight cffurvoeceUce of feeling, eon- r rb, ‘*° »‘’n»arkH arc general, but will apply with much 
lined to a few misguided iuy.n, optmiti'd upon by the most *V " U I uy i}} ^ tAtt R| r b * n resources, with a soil 

fuifiauuiialih- uppeals unHvdled fertility, mnr citizen* an* embarrassed in th 

It becomes my duty U, inform you-tluit I rccelveda com. business transactionio not; perhaps, tram a dearth of cu 
in unicat ion from W: W-'Kiug Esu., oue of the legal g t . n . ,al bul 1l "' T,,r > h W‘ roU ' H Vlhtvrwt demanded by tin 
ileuieu appointed by tny bred(‘cfiSor,uudcr the not of 20th w ^chwge. 


and effective, Tho facilities for conducting >ueh opera- ’natural ami artificial, now afford water. whereJiut ii month enhuuno. on account 
tlnns are manifold. State and individual credit is high ; since labor was nearly at entirely suspended for hick of it. Valparaiso, where they 

the rate of intcrerf low. and national aiid Kinte securities Many who abandoned digging on account of the dlMieurt- crew, 

in the almost exclusive possession of tho?.4* who hank upon “ninff prospects which thc prolorfgeU absence of (lie winter By a decree of .the 
tho Tree Principle. In the Houtli. most unfortuiiately. rains produced, returned to the oqpupntion of the miner 'Novcmwr. Brazil and 
financial affair ' are by no means ■> thittering Cupitul with alacrity vvlien tte showers commenced. (York is imported free of duty, 

appears - to have “forsaken its legitimate elmnuels. and now beliig.prowcuted steadily, successfully, and in a splrll ■’ = 

pH'Si-d into tlie bund* of nionoy-changers. Rateib of inter- of content. The accounts from Calaveras. Tuolumne. 

est are • ztravagiintly high {'Individual crejlit far telow and Mariposa', in the south, and the North ami Houtli Fork • . ^ , 

what it-fhould l>e iu a sound condition of things; and of theAiuerieim. the Yuba.. and Kent her rlyerf ,»nd*Dear < ,mvt rvct,TVU 


Uy a decree of .the Huprcme GHvcmment of the 10th I 
November. Brazil and Nicaragua wood can in future te I 


no late tidings from the Trinity or Hhusta mining regioin. 
The effect of tlie showers lias teen to prepare tile for* 


trf. IT wjt^teld trots tele by the Bute. unti. | mu ,ucati"n from Wr W King Esq., one of the legal geo I 
* OU f l > tlt * bctl *j irt,ir .VIP tut# ’ I Ileuieu appointed by tny i.r«-iIec®#sor. under the not of 20th 


force to our owu Htate. Rlcii in rcsoun;cs, wltli a s«iil of tunes of tin* farmer Next mouth and tliu suceeding one 
unrivaled fertility, our citizen# an* embarrassed in tin jr will be planting- tiftie tn this State. A great many farms 
business transaction*, not; perhaps, froth a dearth of cnpi- "ill te commenced tills winter nil over the country, and 
tal, but tlie very high rates of interest demanded by those already Hie. tiller# of the soil are beginning to prepare 


Decanter. 1H40. V‘ consolidate nnd revise the statute# and ?' bU ovil 1,1 l »eliev.-d to teteynn.lt he reach of legislation, 

codes of this Htate, Informing me that tn ponseqUonce of f *rising. i M»tw ojdnion r.f-many. from our peculiar juri#pru- 


sr; — e — , — “ ; - * — ,, — , • '•«•■# oi wus miw, inionntng ,iue him in roinkviii'-lice of . y J . —. v 

®Wdedrahicto avail ouraeltei oftsorn- , ulutJ JfUj iu lUe prlullug Ule Wurk u pou f d n „ t ^ deuce ; but it uiay. in your opinion, fie deemed Advisable 
oriMffitei of hdr tufrrxuil Inuiiwvenenti [ rea ,| y in t i m e to present it to tbe Legislaturi*. on Un- f° Fret- Bauking tew. of a general nature, glv- 

t- If practicable, and of it# practicability I the aBSsionrJntt that they will te enabled tu do l “F- to tboso citizen# who roqui^q it. the power to bank t.. 

I am informed that many |N*rson* are al i h0 by tllt . fll>t ^ F«-bruarv next Annexed is hi* letter Hl * wxlrt,t uf Gieir undoubted means Tin- Only object 


of eontont. The pccounts from Calaveras. Tuolumne. Panama. 

and MnxJpostf. iu tiro south. and the North iuid South Fork . , . *_ .• 

r . „ ti- of the'Aineriean. the Yuhn.and Feather river#. nnd^Henr tvcdvcd files of Panama papers up to tho 

ither owned” by or under tho eontrol ’id I Gre.-k in tin- north, nre certainly encouraging. Wc have 30th ultimo - *' 

' ” no late tiding# from the Trinity or Shiwta mining region#. Tiu. StruMts Km'fcuc.— 1 Tho Pamuua Btor of thc 

The effect- of t he showers has beeu to prepare tile for- T.X., 
tunes uf tin* farmer. Next month and tho suceeding one ‘ . „ ... . ' a „ 

will be planting- tlftietn this State. A great many farms , ’That old hulk, tho sttemer Republic, left Sun Fran- 
will in. conunenced this winter aU over tho country, and cisco, on the 1st .December, with over four huiidrodniis- 
already Hie. tiller# of the soil are beginning to prepare aenger*. it hd ha# m.t yet reached here. M here is die ? 
lli.-lr (ii'ld. Agrl.-ullura! operations »UI be quit, heavy Th® W**' 1 •" '' ad “ r ®'>t">nand „r „„ nl'lo »n,l gentle, 
this year manly set of officers, aud they have no doubt done all 

Tim tributaries of tlm' Sacramento have so riimu from could, but possibly they may not have teen able to 

the rains a# to open navigation to the upper towns along J 10 *'!' { bp nb * tldug afloat, after tlie* many accident# wliicli 
their banks. Steamers now ply between this dtp and I ba\«- happened to her within tlie past tew months. I 


their fields Agricultural operations 
this year. 


urura. re. J v.- , 

OWBtete* of ffiioUiMrr uw d but. to anme exteut. in .-rfer 
wRAzihe sett£l&uul anf developmeut of the coon try. 
r . ffiy-axportug all our swainp tend# t<* sole, w e should onl; 
te able to (tispoiM of those ->f great t-pi prT'mat valu* . an 
bf ustog the mean# thus acquired in judicious iiupror< 
■qiR*. otter portion*, whirl', would not now m -!1 at al 
v would te brought into market VTe only naedl fcuougl 
ready rnriii to begin. -and till# could ihpjd te obtain- . 
aud aftrilrard# we could g>- steadily If .m ard hi t>ur work 
u It te dteunuiued to m-U tin i wumi laud# though thet- 


ui ' it - w ')H 

MtfaMU u0 M8«t8 of tire utwuuy. . . | I 


Marysville, oji Feather river. 


the extent of their undoubted means Tin- only object I A decided interest _ ft as,, teen awakened in many parts of 


n Tlm same paper adtl# : i 

“The Bril Ih 1» war Hteumer Driver, C'apt. Johnson., came I 


oowpauying the Treasurer'# Report herewith #uh- ' 


requiring your especial- atterition in -framing such a law. the State on the subject of railroads. It husbeen produc- into port on Sunday morning lust, from the Gulf of Cull- 
would-be to provide most effect ually T.ir the security of tive of nniefi refledtion, uu.l iu the Hucrapmnto Valley fornla, having touched uf Guaymu#. Mazatlan. Acapulco, 


Attorney General, with hi# answer In relation to the fall- . ■ „ - , mt ■ A .. . , .. ... . ... 

' lirei.ftlicttoconOMunlcliallty to |uiy tb.- lntare.t un Iho 'iJunbl.- In v„u . to now roiuptata Thu itotlutati-a cost of tlio work tvUl l» i-lflr «quuJron. 

! bond* burned bv the State in her favur. and the difficult v rim first attempt# Ht Free Bunking were made upon a $1,000,000 **M f olearn'thiitLapt..Iolinsonrepiirt#the#tonmerHe- 

v. hich the accounting offievx of tin- Tn-asurv felt in iTiivinc oiixcd Basis of Htate stock and teal estate, hut .|hi# was Tlie city of Han Francisco Bus happily been nreaorvod pubjib as having goift! ashore in the neighborhood of Bnn 
1 ii a* seetns'lo have teen contemplated bv the act ’ in H tepdonetI. pnaif la-ing adduced- that the valuation, of from fires, riots und excitements within the past lortnlgfit. Bios, but having beeu got off again', had proceeded on her 


; which the accounting officer of the Treasury felt iu paying 
! it. as scemsfto have been contemplnted by the act. In 


tlie circulation of -such individual or company bafik 


oonsidcnihle favor ini# teen shown the 'project of a rail- 


Hhu is bound for ‘Murrie. England.' a new I 


in doing tliis, the experience of other States would be I roadltt the mines. Tlie survey of the San Jose Railroad I steamer being on the way out to take her place in the Pa- I 


I is now complete. Tim estimated cost of the work will te 


aliaudoncd. proof being adduced tlmt thl 


out tins was I 
valuation of I 


'"sequence <>f thi-rt- tehug ii> appropriation, vou will no Hncb ''» , nt , • was sonictiiubs to<i hlgii. if not fraudulenCand aud with the exception of the war enthusiasm all has teen voyage down, in a crippled state. The Drivel 
mbt «m* Hit- importance of relieving the' Stale from thi# *b»» security to notn.liolders u»t' -ample. Dulled Htate# quiet. But nneslisaster of note luia befallen u*. Tills whs Acapulco, hut loarnwl uo tidings of her.’’ 


Tlie Driver looked iu at I 


f it te dUenuim-d to m-U the swamp laud though tint 
without rt'Hiot great difference Id their preocpl Taltp-, ; 
a* it I* FaaMiuabh tu suppose only tte tert. will te aelscteU 
lam of oplaiuo that thr n^iumum priei- rtiould nut b 
fixed a! tew than one dollar and iwetitj-fir» r.-nt* |« 

Aaitejwoteeiiou c f our aliuvUl laud* fr -m inuQd#'. !• n 
h a master at paramount imjportaure and anuuahy in 
riHMfcttfil iutvreat. and as tne swoiup lauds Were uppr« ■ 
jnlrtiiil |y < ougreor tu aid iu protL-cting aud draintu 
W '»» t >» n i. I woqld reapectfuBy suggest for your cun 
gtnOiur It ■tiuld /fill \m- yiM. i- ^nd bl 

act u< justice. to appropriate a portion ul these land* or 
tto pac t ri* rualiate from item to aid Ite front projim 
•■Min maiuUdiliug a more ndlable system of li-vee# in th* 
AmXln aUulial portion* ff the Uteisaiopi River within 
dnr htate. A survey might te mad'* of tte whole river 
«afliAte«oalUuu and dinu urtuua uf the levee* determine <l 


d<aiht «m* lh*- importance of relieving the Htate from this . , . . I(i . .. .. , , ,, A A ■ „ « , t - 

protest, by immediate action, aud ul gunndipg her credit rtnek and Htate stock ulwiiy. at «*r near pur vwilue. form tlie crash of the twq store# of Hussey. Bond N Hale, one ArciuKM.T »i Giiaubk*.-— F ive pf the boatH wliich were , 

y dtotinrt ,,r.,rtoiotial i,j.|.ru|irUtlyn. HgtUttol , .iuiitar 1! '" -''"rll.v fur .•irrupt tan >» si.it. - uli. re Ihufre, uf uur ""-rt i;«ti , ni> | .l" borittMU {raw iu thtocltr Tlt'lr nmi uaswngcra Vb thu utauun Ohio, on lu-r but 

. urrenc* from the -same cause #)#l‘*m m-i-ui# most prosperous*. i-x| it-## pruviifion being building# following to tlie weakucs# **f tlm pile# which* . . , , , , . . . • 

By ‘jlte Tr<*a#iirer'« report you will perceive Uint the u,l *de tiiqt the issues shall not exceed in amount the seen- supported them- and buried a vast quautity of good# in trip, were capsized by the heavy, swell of tlm sea, and two 

rveeipt# and disbursements (Vf that depurtineiii for tiie lust rttie* placed in the hpud# "I high uilnislerial "fflcei>. f..r 'the water No accurate idea of the los-guMaiimd can yet of tlm returning Californian# met with a watery grave. w 

l wo y«arv iiave be«n r# follow* * b ' redeluptlou "f such (>Migatioiir 'ihe i trliigency. of te arrived at Tlie luJcltleiiC . occured on the fitQrning'of 'flu- reuiuludur were rescued hy great exertion and timely 

TSSni7“;!"r •' 10 V r '’'“' Tre«."r.r .... Ih, 1*0, Jiltara ,' t liK'uu !“^| h 2KK'ta^ Kww'.- ,l TltaKnlrk»rto«k..re bad " fretivul In tlitocity " Oily , ’ oat ""'" NArillVl: 

T..li f .. . . . . *~ {yi ut with you in your deliberation# uiain tin* sufijoct. dolicnte dedionted to their patroy #aint. the. fllh lust. , 1 Lahorf ■*.— T he Storol the doth, says j “ Tlm Ohio, on 

1 I.., .,r V T'ik !.?' * U b0, ‘‘ '' '' 1,11 aud difficult u* it iTpeur* ip the present finunolul condition A correspondent of the California* Courier says : A her last t rip. brought out two hundred and sixty fresh 

I»et mtn-r. iBuO 1JKIH.1.5 61 of our Htate and her citizen# very great excitement prevull# lu Hcott Valley uud Mouht emigrant#, who had just landed In NewYork. to labor ou Cupitul.. 

' The public miiiu ha« lor some tlihe past been engaged in Shasti City, in re*|!c«.*t tb Humbug Diggings, eight mile# the l*nuaum Kuilroad. , Surplus . 

Tiwli . . . i , ~mte t an rio u# inqui i y u p wr t h c 1 ffn bjrrrnpTrrtlrfvuitir ilfitr -fnun-thiirpiaci* . fif tu er s a re a v y regiitwonirmmre-perilay. "TTie-Htor -iH~nut“with lr lcrng“Tirti«le Ttmmmcing the 

• SxS'i: tbe " F’reprtuty of sWurtfig toout State a portion of the Thi* l# no exaggeration but 1# fratli indisputable, und you ^ ni ^ ow HUd all, of tho Pacific Mull Steamship Coui- Total.. 

Ti.w r ■ ti J vJH. ii! 1 . *' M ^ J . ‘ , 4i advhii;age# eqjoyed abroad by thi# ImpMved system of will hear greater new*, qre long, of its richness. By my ... . 

sum of 1 1 1*61 amount t°t he internal communieHtiou. ;- Within a coiyparatively brief writtiug this, you need not think I have a store there, for . pnziy althat phue. Itsajs. 

h.W- 147 44 period these road# have ubsnrted very coiblih-rabTe utten- l have lueiiteu in Hcott Volley, and intend to till thueanti Ever slnco the transfer of the agency of the pacific Jarnt* ’ 


stock and flute »tOckalway r at or ru-ur pur value, form the crash of the twq store# of Hussey. Bond N little, one I 
now tfie security for- circulation instates where tin* free of our most estimnhle business firm# in thi* city. Their I 
system m-hiih must prosperous, express proviffon being building# following to the weakness of the pile# which'! 
umde that the Issue* shall not exeee,l in amount tin * “ •- * *— *- -■ — * *“-• ■ r • *- 1 


supported them- and buried 


ritie# placed in the hjiuds of high luliii.-U-niil officera. fi-r I'the water No accurate idea of the loss sustained ean yet I 


lloucoe #. Leo ami Lorenzo. Forty Days in the Desert, 
Foxe's Book of Martyr#. History of tha Wuldenscs, 
Fuller's W**rkH.. Walks about Jerusalem. 

Grammar of Lnw. Life of Whitfield. Gems of Art. 

Tha Cottage Bible, 2 yol*., Galloway uufHtenm EiiftinO. 
Henry # Commentary. Illustrated. Heath # Manual, 
Taylor'* Euthu#lasm, Dieki-u#’ Household Words, 
Taylor's Fanaticism. View# In Indlu. 5 vols. quarto, 
Taylor'# Element#. Galmef# Diety, illustrated. 
Tuylor's.ehrliitiauity. Jfine#' Views iu London. 

Linynrd # IlUtory of England. View# of Tancoshire, 
Nelghbur # lli#tory of Rome. Taylor # Life of Christ, 
llexapla. Bngster's edition. Newton # Work!; 

Burton’# Anatomy o( Melanoficly. National Gallery. 
Baxter'# Complete Works. 4 vote, quart., 

O'Meara’s Napolepn, Tomlin#’ History or England, 
Memoirs ot O'Connell. Treasury Bible. 

OTlalloran’* Ireland. Pictures of London, 

Chamber# 1 Information for the PeopleJ 
Ohamters* t’yelopedia of Englisli Literatura. 

Pilgrims l’rugrvu. Uhambcr* Pkpen for the People. 
Ports and Harbors, Kalschmidt'# Herman Dictionary. 
Kalschmidt's French and Gunuan'Dictiouary. 

River# of France. Robertson'# America. _ 

Populaire, 12 vol#.. Hite# and Scene#. 

Waverly Novels. 12 vol*.. illustrated. Ahfioshford edition. 
Htuart # Dictionary. Fcott’n Bible. Scripture History. 
Collins* Eecloeiasticnl History. U volrf. 1 . Views in the Tyrol. 
Dr. Lardner H Complete Works, lu fbh.. etc . etc., etc. 

1 ’ -> d2H- -- 

N E W 0 If L E A N 8 A 1 1 j; N C Y~ 


th- redemption of #uch plillgation- The t tringeney. of te arrived at Tlie accident .oeeureil on tlie mqrning of 
these clicuks appear# to have teen suggested by nigh con- tb»* 12th 

^ideration* of duty, aud w ill, doubib -t-. linvc iuilucuce Thu-Kn.lckvrbbnkers had a festival in thlspity on. a day 
with you in your urtlteration# upon tlli# sufijoet. ddicate dedicated ti» their putrou. saint, tin* fitii Inst. . ' 

aud difficult u# it ppenr* lu the present finnnolulooudition A correspondent of the California* Courier say# : -A 

of our State and her citizen# , very great excitement prevail# in Hcott Valley uud Mouht 

The public miiia hu# lor #ome thin- past been engaged in Shashi City, in ro*q»ect tb Humbug Digging#, night mile# 
Minml^nrtnu#-fnqnir3T-upoirrhr”Fnf'jccrTip*r7ttlrrindp. i)flt1 *frnm tlris-pincrr—M+ner# nn- nv^»rngiiTg-mii'-T»unn* pertlay. 
the' propriety of sOcurthg to our State a portlou of tin- Tliip i# no' "exaggeration but l# truth iudi#putublo, and you 


kajMMwUuu and dtiiM-mluua of the R-vimm dKi-ruiint-i I •*» , fl.lffl .fi73 Ul 

»*»t« Euginear. ur aouc otter fctete officer , aud { ‘'Bum wants during tunc period 852 787 f>4 

Proprietor required to make the tev. c us ai ' **«•*>«• » Ueasury on tte 81*1 Decem. 

L and fi r wlurh te should receive payment in par j?* r lh - il • • ••• 308.880 37 

ote, from tte Innd thu* created, ur by tte land# ! Gomposed a* follow* : - 

frr tte ixuvaaie fur w hlch it • a# dswiguqd aud • £ un '| A... ITfl.Wlh 03 

ihe great teueBi to all. a# U would inn, -a.- th MtUtexfuud lbl.djj iu 

fry uf arable kml. render t>at Utm eulnvut.'i m "r PuUtaxfuud.. tvfflfi 88 

n- aud. by tecrtaialng tte qggre*»u WraUe proper! . ,uu ' 1 * , M.132 % 

i Etateyrthiiiulrti «ur prareut burthen ? i.iload and li "•< fund .. fi.Wl p-j 

tteiawgrauLiug tte sv«uiphuid« totte Htau te- | i 

iukwprM as taking effect from the date ,4 It# \m | $308,880 37 

a eoufllct of titte wuy urine ted worn tte Wt*D- and j; i^Mwnfdlil* rep'ori and the report of the Auditor of Pub 
who. to the maun time, have eulered in the I’nitedq lie Aecmim- you mat bi- able to arrive ut u oorrect tin. 


internal communieittiou • Within a coinpaiativi-ly brief writtiug this, you not'd not think 1 have a store there, for t pnny kqiuuv pu . 1 • JAM] 

period Giesc road# have utisoriwd very coiblib-rabre utten- I have located in l?rt>tt Volley.,, and intend to till the earth Ever ainco the transfer of the agency of the Pacific Jamm Walisb, Secretary 

tion. and » vast amount of ti" 1 surplus capital of thecouh- and raise vegetable# for the miner# and citizen* of Mount Mall Btwunriiip Company from tho hauda of Measrs. Zach- 


N E W Ult LEANS AUENCY 

• -r--x OF -THE 

NAHHVILLU MARINE, FIRE INSURANCE, AND LIFE 
AND 'fRUST COM PAN V' 


$3Uj.00()-HiU paid lu 

v ^^-fi^l-rcsorved f und. 

$520.000 — available aAsrts. 

JAM EH A. ROUTER. 1‘realdeut 


j, a |iis iithei;to nliyost unknown people. l*he 
ifru, / ih lot far distiiiiL wlieu the relations of tbe 
OttjteU States- with China will l\e of such an in- 
ui-NBAte mature that a full knowledge of the fun- 
.ckntt organlitttion of society in that distut 
Plr |l he invaluable, and nll information 
Jch pay be gleaned from thu experience ol 
te vlio have made this subject n study, should 
public property. We make the follow* . 

„ Bir.cxjract from the letter of wliicli we epoak 

1- t riiejciilnuH- empire, a# It nmv Hand#, i# uorv rcnurii 
for ti"- numlM-i less age# tlmt ii has held together, th* 
W-hnl -‘'f human jiuillgs that 'are liviug *uJw 

‘ H wlthiu it* limit*, than for nny active influence it 
*'"t- v|ht|i the destinies of other eountrie#. The dlk* 
ovfieai. now tin- prim -ipiil urticlcr. of i-xportHtioasil 
A ful the comforts ami -luxuries of. the wealthy tt-1 

.. — abtriiig clatse# of other countries, and to Um MJ 
hr are umployed to prepare tliem for use; but tb 
Gffici ‘U»>iIm rs of producers and latetring people iu tte 
d Htatcs and Europe are very little, if at all, bear. 
lc , by the present state of trade witli China Than »rr 
U«#h dp any foreign tiianufactures and product* 

1 in 'China. The opium trade, and Mum-.lir.jtfU- 
cf raw cotton, an* the only opuntt-rlmlaoeir^ «ur- 
evat* reimbursement f«ir all the money left ter t . f.,r t«e 
«tc:. and t|>ey are confined almost cnth.rty to Brit- 
Who] liu - u,, d imusequently redound to Eigr^atl i »dru 
Fer 

Glo t opium tra<lo r , which the G overnment hw 
.GrljeonipolleU, ut the mouth of the cannon, ti 

Vto, oosts tlm nation ^^,000,000 per annua, 

D'-nU- 1 8 y 0 t, uojio of the jiroducis or uinnufic* 
^ of the United EjbiitofV of any consequence, 

A j y been made itffcessury to thu wants oflk 4 
inla. >Ye pay vast wumg of tnonej 
t’otto. for tea>i, HUkarnlfil othor articles, moet i 
l ' bli 1 fuuLs-its way into thc hands of tfietlng 
latnrs of ludin, while but for this citcniiw 
Coiuni ^ u \y ^. 0 , u g llU j n ^hi nftf soon have agwl 
h'-’iuer* for cheap cotton fabrics, and eree 
I stuffs. The enormous profits wUHft aft 
^.^Jonfuiud to the few, would then be lepti- 
YoutiAy^ distributed throughout the world, and 
Til ni ted States would come in for a ln|* 
The rapid encroachments which ow 

(rff have already made within Uie last ff* 

In tbu cTirrylng trade ft'Oin China. i* h« l 
Ha# ri-i]i cft tion of what American enterpri#* ■ 
to ncconiplibli in thaX qunrtcroftbf 
Hqm| With our stc.'imbhip.H covering the most 
joTn ,r 8Cti8,'an easy ami rapid communication - 
>n the Atlantic! and Pacific, it requires do 
A tloril Retell of the imagination to bce,earlj 1D 
% C ’ an Ameruinti influence in the eastern 
' Court will unlock its hidden treasure# 
.,f tj 1( ftn to our shores almost the entire current 
ciaiMth which has ho long been emptied -tn 
-Ireui ArH of mu* Anglo-BfiXOn jjiglihorsr 
.or ihj^ve the advantage of the world in e#t«b- 
5L lucrative trade with I'liinli, and A* 
^iture of the progress we nro cunstj* J 
hgaH a nation, that these advuntges fl *> 

— r WBJuproved to~the utmost. — - * 

(fitelligenoor’s correspondent says : ^ 

HBgiuuing to bo the opinion hosv *<hat iu » 
■Kliul will bo the chief trailing 


1 drelgutid «U'I. 

old WreiO' th 


l)ipbum-m«MU during tqum period . 
Balance te the Ueasury on the 81»t Ut-ci-i 

te*r. 1851 yt 

Compared a* follow# : 

• •eneralfiund, . 

>1IU Ui fraud 

I'oll tux fund 


try ; and. tiieir general usefulness 1# a matter Ja-yond HhuAtaCity 
#|H-eulatiou or dnulit. There 1# no oue f eatun* of th e ng»» « 

I.. u ... Il_» -11 . iii... ..... ri, ... ■ Hl'M HA 


$70,568 03 
It 1.671 W 
iVfflO «8 
51.132 20 
0 5UI V2 


t 1 ■ • ... mi nuuiuirui I UU- 

teve eulered in the Ciiiie.i ’ fir Account- yqu UU> bi- able to arrive at a oorrect uu- 


in which we live morestrikiugiy illustrative of it# progress 
*** than. this aoi-eleratml mode of travel uud communication, 
aud it i* witli no ordinary einotiyii# "f pride that unr 
^ oountry 

w *„u.tapu- uieaffimlc art. coqiprfi-lug lu 1 lo-lr range not only 
<»ur owu country, but nation# of ti"- Old World who pr»»- 
perjy appre> uito tht’l^iUll und enterprise. 

Our own expuriinept# iii railroad- have not been #ati*-> 
factory ; large .suuy* of money wit*- expended upon the 
3 ” fonstrueliun of the few mil* * of rail# within pur limits, 
4b- without adequate ret uiiif . and in oue ihaiuucc the'fltste 


ju.stii City rissaon. NeUon L tip., nnd the superluteudeiice of Capt. LOCAL DIRKTORH. 

_. j _ Forbes, tlm management of its concern# seems to have H R W. Hill, Isaac W. Moon, i ft. Nulaon 

I- hpm ?a» HA.Mi.'i 10 ahd V ici!<ijr.-*-Tlu' Oregon Bar been growing from bad to wono; . From an open, fair. bu^~ R- B Frets. a W. Walker, 

Company. OOnsllUng of twenty men have taken out -'♦•“•“^viuKtisauaira.iiB uonauctcd ny 

ifi r ,ot#i Hw -«»( «-bt; u«»e upi aiMianded. rncabove named gentlemen. it has dwindled down Into a MARINE RIVER, FIRE and LIFE R**K8 taken at 


oprtsting of 


LOCAL DJRKTORH. 

Isaac W. Moo'n. 1 
' A. W. Walker, 


P ft. Nulson. J 

. L(# rt, cdJuuHui J 


;u»i win uo uie ciuej «> -jp 

h« lii‘«tlqu»rUr» M tti# 

i.bri..... , m« prorluc-i lying “‘■J" , "Lriri 

"r from slumo,,' un. tlm uorta ll “— 


up i uiMianded. 


W#‘ ""•-'y '•to|"ndr'l"" i ;raUou. ""til .pring Tlu-lr t, ‘“ ‘°T r ““; * Bj ln “« WSVAM .ud p.ld 


dam l# built so sT-curely tlmt they have sanguine hopes of tefore were combined comnmrclal Integrity und popularity 
its wltlp-taudJug UioQopd* of the jiresent season. that brought powerful Influences to beartypou the public 

The N't-wYork Damming Compauy. on the same stream. ,n bqbd ? f,i ‘ l ! ,f Irfesppu- 

000 liner the 26th h, V h ' W™**' w,, .° T m * to Vrf®" U ‘ *« ht iM ,uUkl "K Item- 
jtaW.ouuiinci mi Jim selves aa tlnpopulartas possible. j 


B obrim 
lor fro 


tV JFr :. . . unn0,, d. tu*cm1»h>#u. . 

n hitsett. GoJoesflllo, 

P®, } Ksq.. Hunt.- ville. 

3avid Deshlei . Tusctuufiin. 


have reli<-ved tlie river teal of uiiout $36.000 Since tlie 26th 
July last The Company, which Is composed of seven men, 


^ Laud Office., land which te* tex*u thus dPte-rudim! 
llwMir beiusffterite th* HUtr . and a* tt» ~ eutri* - 
1 ZBtuki te good faith. I would r« -coumuaid that tn - 
e should not tup:rfer»* with their title* but graut thi n ! 
t «daiiu.' ua ooaditluu that tli--y truu>f*-r. to her th* - 
to fr*>m tte* L'ultod hute* tb* suun tb* 

l*d byhm Uuough rm*r which will, of four**- fi 

*‘-"'■“"1 this Milyeet f would say to your houura- 
utf/. that ilutn my owu kiK/wltdgc. a- well u th 
riatfam dqrivcd trum the Hutaag, ut 1 jun < uuvlun* 1 
labor ha* beeu thrown upon flu I'utud Htat* 
aud at tte rent <4 g ot* mui'-ut iatruaf'-rriii!.' 
nSw laud* io tte htate which te* Ih^ ij p«'rt<*ruie.i 
m irtffil flhavrfutetva, and Jur wh‘eL Uw Htate owe- 


■* r-tuuJiiig in regard t at*. the tiiutncla! coudition of tin- 
hut*- 

wlthiu * brief pf-ric'd there bus te‘en swu«- dlscuasian a; 


ViiU'.u * brief period there hu# b**rp souo dlscua*latia> o)*rut 
ttefpnu'ticabtiily* of eulliug u < ouvcntioii to frame a <-uufew 


klaiqt-d !*>-► bvtelng « party to 'such Improvements, -inteud resuming operatmu# in the spring us ftoon as tho lt9 tirketn, taking frefglitr eto., aud churues 
Hlffi c. vi, r thrive l*ert when I* ft to tmlurJilual entt-rprire wutArr penults. Tlw frame work of their dam together Northerner was lutelv *»* .. 




u«w Oon-t uutioii f"> our t>Ut< Thl# discuiedon. aofar u* 
,u > ^nf**b-tlgeF®u-n*U ha* n >t iseir gt uerailuitf nature 
uor teVe 1 teen pul tu |#Mre-fr#>iou of any proof wari Hiitinp 
tb* prwumpHmi tbat ib»- people of thw Htate dertre th* 
'idUi. ut uf ihe present and tte lurmuUon of a n.-w* 
->rganir law 

Tie jUbireut Cuustil Utiojfts OiAreiUil^if a rouifwomise 
pf P.i.g elo-rirhed opiuiou- I may say prejudu i r and dif- 
lereui i.* rio»|* more literal ilcw* ruggttai* i| |i\- t Ii - pro- 
«"•*• lu ***** “ 1* UUur IUI-U.1.T. uf 111. UU,. 

f.Hl.;,».', 1 ll»ta. K l,U, uf .u e«U.-, p.rto^ lu UUr IitolOTJ 

.uiLultad duabUm ,l»i xL-u ,pi*. r .,l „mud |.,.|lr, 


"‘edly 1 10 por pint iioproveim-tits Wi> have learned J i>sLly rt • thi- gliding grucefully down the llio American" 


mmli ihHt in.s) te UM-iul to'iif iu future uiwra lion# 


—The Suerameuto Union says: 


in*"lr t*y Whirl 1 mean.- #hall b*- raided tot ’ thb purpose, 1* a Jemtaud itint there was purc)ia#ed by a banking-house iu 

E'oSt.-.'lKgSo.ta linSlS&uitt «*., d.y. 'wlthiu ta-t ..ft ^ -uu, of O.'-X' 

w jwrty t,.>u,-u linin', .'iii.'iii .. in m, fur u, ri ,'ui.l. ill nuucf* gold -lu.-i w tiii'li nmouut. tu ,'404.1884— and wc |irc- 

imiuliTOi.f uiuucj ,.r llu |,lcdgiiig uf li.-r toitli Dullin' mm. llicrc nre ,c vend li..uw-iu tlitocity tU»t have bought 


The Blur charge (lie ltaih|iliuy wlthfuTorlltom in nclllug INE 

IU tichcta, taking freight, oto., aud clmrgii thuf the 
-tciiuier Ntirfhcrucr win lately dolalmid two daya lu (hnl 
I'nrt, with u.'i* Dulled Stalee mail., welting fnr freight 
frrnn uu ex|irefif edllil'liny. It reiiaona, huw, 'Ter, that the f]„ 0 . Mi 

llinil eonlinet to wif jet .eeured fur another term, mid that Thta lung . 

a. the company to urn extieedingly r|cb. |t may yet eriugo mean> for lh , 
and town at the feet of puliUo nptulou with u much aer- UIVER, SEA 
villty an " new show. Iiaughlluenf nud aconi fur friend m rm , at lla A 


uulill.' -l 4 rit. d i.atriuUr eiilj. n win- erinee mi much f„u ... 
hfuioralile Miliritiulf intbU Tegaid should raewivu from 


||» HteU bav. filtered the r*Uxnitte * / koeplug in view ttefMteo *4T tte- tote g«>v«n>ed: Ami tak«- piresun- in** p> 
igtteUM iwovMtr#. lUidtte- turrcartuKdaii gave l lie Htate a fuu.iauwijlal law ihat vo*. j- ri»ai #. a# to thc extent of their 
irreere uf such dlaaottra, oalL iomtly fur tb fro* 1n*u ofifecliou a# any iu«lrmm-ut uud*’ In this Htui* Tin law taxing cnpi 


you every auxiliary old that mu poasibly given under { " i ' m —/•*•* Tr 
existing law In pro** eutinz tin, Irulun^ within tin- limite depth of several 
of tlo- Hlatethey may require (linrtfiT of #u*ji*- provbious GrevEagl*- Ditv 

of Inur fit 4-uiad lolvniilmox.iii ..*..1 1 i.t ..in j -n , 


l.uuce. gold dust, which lilllliuute tu f'J04 1884— and we |,r„- vUlly „ „ fhowk Iwilglllhlew nnd eco 

•unit- there nr*- several bouses iu tills city That have bought a n*i fo**. ^ 

full »- inuelt - Tip* 8 tap learns that thr Daub-i Webster 


or in iui# Tegaru auouiu re«-em* iroui . .I •'“***' * Wi-iawr waa sveui 

ry old that mu possibly b* given under -/he Transcript sny# that snow ha# fallon to the flm d $f»00. for entering the port of Havana after dark 

prom utiiiK tholrpluns within the limit* depth of several f.-et in the vicinity of Georgetown and NaCau — The same paper savs that bv- the last u 


i of eoiue effective uuaaurcw uf p^y'-ction ut a similar tim*-. and i 
im uf tb* J>g4 lot ure wa» directed at th* la* , hale te-en b« id ttqt n 
U hap- 'flair t eubju i ; but Ii I* btdiaved that »|4rit of progr* «*■ uud cull! . . ,Mk 
gib" or rasiuaUa grew out of lte‘tu*a«urm vlalhle would tail to exert its iotWn*x iu c 
fl. tlw gr«ot arid rapid ext-j.'iuu of tb* iu due «*«ne of time a 
. «ipwi wpf-ari.rti} pior-e tte lower portion ot cowing a* it did irow tte 
(DU**** Unm \n impvudiitg uuiiger may I b iunui . 1 a second I 'amui 
te # te'Uer *ud UKWW dbwtual tfoteui <ir •xrept a reflex of tlif m 
d*d IqtbeHia;* by, reftm- ty.uj m tte Dim 


ut a similar Gw**, aud uyder Ilk* • ircumrtene. * oouia 
ha»<; tern b* Id Rift il wa# uiri !*• te «uupo**ed tluit lh* 
»j>irit of progn «•> arid euiigbl<-ut4 iiio-niiilun. »,-ry wl,i* j. 


of law dtenasd “dvanUgeou# aid 1 dould n*!t you will 
take pleasure In fi-of^rating with them: in each respect 
to the exu-ut of their just demand# „ 

’ill* lawtaxilig capltfl was intended bydU framer# to 
•<P«*raU more parti* marly _ wp*>i| lip- ii.ti* v ojm rutioiis.of 
fon-lgm-f*. who do.nof fl * « withili *our limits, and puy 
ti'dhiiig tor tlm proti-yti* i* our law- alterd ili.-ui. But the 


M’Asr»m.Lr — ^ There are eleven quqrtz mining c out pa- 


, up JafitlAon’* Creek The" quarts increases in ricli- ^|^ ir 0 f i» Rna ma 


NavU— T h# same paper says that by- the laat maU. 
Oommodqre Macaule/; of the 1'aclflc squadron, received 
instructions' to fieep some vessel of war constantly in the 


iu due inur** of tim* a.rnll tte 1 o'*uRF nut i« re#iat* q 
T-ouimg a* It dill from Ite mu‘-» of tb* people Tf lh<- Htau 
iJbUiiiull a Siturid Gotusilutiou. that rtibuid te io aotu* 
•quept a reflex of tbg spirit uf tte Cm* If**- fr«au th* 
renirM-ri'<ua iu tte Urn luxtruiueut. and other feature* 
D.HtaCi WMWJ**... c- UJli-,., ■ ■ C4W|| Ifl 


aud |. law teu l hs-i i evaded and found tu te Imtkrtuol for tti*- 


iiil* iiti*-d by.-itE framers to ties*, «« tlit*y sink Into it. Within. the last four week*, 
'It'iV'' b '1*y v V}“' r *tlon»,of I ciHim* iiave risen from $1200 t<> $3>X)0 - 

l-.w-'alt.'id item VtiuVhe I N|r " ,u Fills (ouii.l a dlHiioud iu Guinn'.* garden, uoar 
ml tu te- ineffectual fnr tin I hou-ra, fur wliicli he wiu offered' $350. Herefuaci to sell. 


at the Agency Office. No. 83 Cainp str^- * j Wu. Coopur. Kiq., 

v 1‘ARTEH, Agent. £UnpsfmJMcAle**ter hi Go. Florence, - /Z « 

Lons Lr.asA*9ira. Ass’t Agent. * inh!5 lames Irvine, />q if 

T EN N B8HKK Afy/lNlj A Xl> FIRE ' S*.' Nlt£n (inJ^'u^rtr, Txuotix" 

■ mSORANq-OOMPANY. . * “ &*"' 

c . a ,'.,.ai- HIBO.OB4.. „ *--'*«»';yiUw.,Humuckiir^| ?t 

- JOHN M mi.L, I-rraMeut, ' Tho Nflw Orleaim C 
n,;o. w: M»,to 'raretary. I, |„ U e| weu, Lv , 

Thto tang "*“ *»« ampl. V" "ubmlpUA take, tor leu 

men. for the pjK.'tiou of IU I , Jlfll^ e.,nll UUM l0 , lkp wrllyta wm be wfelerM.ewl « 

UIVER, SEA f‘l nwjuwa "h llta total liberal ll to ripmaly »t»tka ulherwl»e 
tarm*. .t II. AlST'J l» fOra of The lfc„. Mln'-tare .ml 

/ ^RKlNB,ii00,^ Episcopal oiHtrcfid South, art 

I ° 7 at - Dharlra «t r,.1*t ’ «gfnl« oflhe New "rle.n, i;h 

Il/ULES . ., BI BLEB, 1 toiyment. in.y be utacle 

JOHI BALL — - All rnuimuiiir.iii.nl. wh.Ue 

,r~? publication, unlw remlttlqr 

Till, 60 Gravier ainct, the .mount of tan ■l.,ii. r ,. mul 
H.a j uwt -...lied otyf the LAltdKfiT amt REST «.- No obituary yi.ittoa will be 


N.a.aw K.r*rf — Thi* Ileralil ».y. . "A Jwrly of geu- .»,.i |, ri „, „ . MU rasr u- 

tleun-u of till# city, ou Friday. cVbufug last, consisting of sortments of Bible* ai yet Books ever brought to 
Me>;/<rs Samuel Randall. Juequet and Mocstta, ,and an thl* city. ‘ 


end i-outciffpjattMj 1 would. Aiu-hifore, recomuo ud Un 
r*-|*j-«l exp* rlt-m-e’-viiowilig, that it ha> a letuii-ni-y to in- 
rr* as* rat* e *<f inicrert miq au/m**nt the*flnauriul diffi- 
eullii # already »ufll*:l* utly iiurasMug to our clUreur 

luouui iu iiin;- p- f Mill '441* to eiprere a hop* that yqur. 
laljur*' uu»y te productive of good'l fkvrongigriinMW' 


ii,. i« fpr uiili Ii he 4 wii* iff. red $350. IJe refuse to *« | MUlt cupslze'd and commenced drifting Id sea , It teiug OCTAVO BlULE^ $1 to (lu l/v»rl?miw 1 ' Communication* iuvoiviiig (acts WJS 

A Mr On, w dug Uj.lu lloblen r garden last week, two dark, the pobtlteu of the party assumed 0 .l«-cld»*dif pravu 0 f binding IU * ' * arioa i style* ^ account* of revivals. relijri«*u# meeting, ‘'biciijg 4 

, of gold weighing $.'*<*• nn.l $8ts» Our informant , lft p* 4 t , i, u t Anally their brie* were heard on boaed the SMALL »ud without /eferanr#.. r.t 1 I ^*.‘’F ru F b *"‘- < ’ tr • u«u*t tn- accompanied ,x * ? 

Stales AhM he hns fl>, men employed, and ^vijrago# S rhlp Iquly Gough the captain of .which immediately or- himttnaa «oldld* aud claim* Turk.** « f *«•- u»me • U># 

IHiUitd a day ftach * dered a l»«*nt. very proj*dy to their relief, aud rMcuing ^ bindings, ■old£d and rlaap*. TArkey morocco, an- I A few select a.IyapLpvment# will te *dmUlril|t“ 

The I."" Angelos Star contain* An secodat of the killing the four tersouv fr**u» their portloU# poaition. laudi'ff thqm tiqu*. ejosps and W* * • . forwhlchmuHt te prepaid, iu order h» ri-rttrem*" ^ 

by the Cuahuiliulu- at Tatega ” _ CliffiAP WJH^IBLBB AND TMTAMM#,* -4HT ^Office No. 56 Gravu*, *ire«t, ateT» U*” ^ V 


Tho Nflw Orlcaiu DhrisUan Adv00»*V 

Is .Issue! weqjij. n t Two Dollar# tfud'^Urtf 1°' ^ 

No subserlj.tiuh taken for lc*s than ou# y*'»f- ^ 

"•rifior# irfil be mxlcr.'U*od a* wishing to cotilind*- 
U i# expressly statva otherwise. ' . ho m| 

| The Itkieram Minuter# nnd Franc lirrs of th* 

Episcopal Glntrchb’ S'*uth. are. all of thaw* * ud, ‘! rh p 
agent* qf the New Orica p* -Christian Advocate- to 
payment* may be mail** * \ m 

All cnmmii Miration*, wliather of busJneas or ^ 
publication, unleaa remitting money or *uixriJ ,, '° 
tbe amount- of ten dollars, must la* po*t-j*al*> .. v. -at . 

No obituary 'polio# will be Inserted unleri U 1 * 

within two mouth* of Gm dauth of a person. up. 

Cummunicatjoni mtut be uddreswd to th*»R»» 
MiTvziar. NewOrlrau* r i 

Commuuicdtfhna involving facts orreii*» cting PjfJE j 
accounts of revivals, religious meetingf, obitllaflr ? 

bjogruphi* s. etc., iiiunt Ik- acc"iu|i#ui*d with th« y 


nf tiliwitn* — rtiauun tn rvtivais. religious meewngf. 

SHAl.lf Dlbi.KS-*'* 1 *ud wit h.iut /efer.ueee. of „|. I ^ ' “' U * t ’f! * rr "“'l'“" i * d wl ' ‘ 

rat binding.- *y' d S** *“ d elu|« TU-key UKWocee I A few .elect .,|Turti f euient»Vlll b#**nltt«li 
Uqu*. cJaspsaad.Pd* „ • for which miiHt te- pra-j.ald. iu *<rdrr P* ritcur* , 

CHEAP IjpHQlBIBLItB AND ‘i^HTAlllINTtl OoUtf Gffice No. 66 Gravu-r ^iitrewt, alnffC lb* lM ' 01 , 


Ootdtf. John BoD 



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Slstll, 

Hie iuk. 


PuUMiiif Committer 
„f //Unworn Canfrrrnrr. ( „ 


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tuu u ,t. 
work hu 

1 Utip'r^#: 


VOLUME I. NLM ber 


Cominnn 

J evident , 
hnptir. 

■* 

lHTfc 0 f *4 
l, V p * >* no 
•o miud M 
tntii^ w 
ikke (Tory 
ml in tliu 
VliirlT 
WulMtor'a 
< to it wm 

• °) wealth 

• lii» mind 

Well m|ou. 

is he Vfn 
l^'ing p®. 

•" thi- word, 

• If hi |» 

orde rep.m. 


:lin|ar ^ tr ' 
re t'» out <4 
■onoljpe. 

, and 


ier Street 


IISHIPH 
n will coco.' 
hI continue 
’the sjnclii 

t coiu|xjteot 
l In; |ternu. 
tnatructioiv 

ififariilshei 

istrumnn** 


, itiul Mini Ini 


tf Hit 

till ,I, ^A 

Tin 


"■ v ^epiln. 
,l *<l to tllf 
‘■Uu . C(i n 


,ii,i:M.V MOPlL...nv.Ai.n« ' 

•n,.«u ; mm»>KMs ,UlW wn * . 

, n e Ves dim arm* the day ln . v 

Awl o'f t ,l( * l,rel ". v "■°<"ill'" , l "'"'I 

’ The fin' r »le ' 

On Ulonlv Mnni'. • ‘ 

Nut' lonely i'll" "f HtiiriMiiiK l.ir.l. 

Nuf itoct's cheerful hum, was liciml. 

S„r tVnvelcr, a! the clone of iln.V. 

Singing nlong tliegrasa-giowii why 
. Of Olcnly Moor. 

$o voter W the floepy '''"“i 

N „ light alinne down the village hills. , 
•lovl, wltheroil on their hluckW'l stalks, 
hting the lust. flowers along tlie Wfftk- 
’OfOlcnly Moor. 

Within a thill, eohl thrift of light. 

Tlie wild rone berries ifilll hung height. 

’ Where hrolfon ttirf nnrl'iicw-«et -tone 
Told of n pale one left nloiie ' 

In (llenly Moor. ■ 

All the elcur rplcuilur of tlie nkie- 
Wnagnthefeil from her .love-lit even. 

Ami therefore sluulows, dnrk uhilwnhl. 
Hung over valley, hill nnd vrohl. 
[n’fllenly Moor. 

And the Winged morning, from the blue 
Winnowing the crimson on the dew. i 
\jny ne'er unlock the hnndn no white 
Thnl lie lieneatli Unit .drift of.light 
In fllenlv Moor. 


I Mivrd 'Tlii.s is mv beloved 
1 uni well pleased-: henr^uT' 


Sou. in whom 1 
Inni. fie is- nlile 
| to save to the utmost Till t lint conic to God 
1 1 1 indgii him. lie saw. ' (.'nine ugtu me till 
.Vi'ithijt lnhor nnd lire heavy lnden. utid I will 
I give you rest hot ‘him that henretli say 
[ come-: let him that is ntliirst.eome : utidwhn- 
i 8 to'vcr..wilL.let him toko .the water at life j rtmt. and ponce 
I freely.". Christ is the way, the truth and the | city, no homo. 


do|ilh and height Til'llie love of t iod in t’lirist 
Jesus: regenerating our nature.' and continu- 
ing the refining process. until our, whole na- 
ture is smletitied : witnessing at all times, by 
these influenees. the greatest amount Ijf eoiu- 
l"rt. \\ e are •enmforted directly hy the fol- 
lowing considerations: Our Future reward. 

Here -we hn ve-ni> vnntinning 


lie 


We are strangers, sojourners 

IV any niuti liv.-tli-nnd helievetlr in | lielner.' wo, itl'e luipjiy to know that Hu G o 
i Him, he shall never die: and if a man lie- ; things will pint always ho so— • 

! lieveth Him, thought he were dead yet he hIuiII j soon win its. toii.omo sirir,. in- o' or. 

1 live. Gad .out jif' Christ is n consuming tiro i ' a -ulihniiir, onro. 

j Sinai's thunders mar- lightnings glare annind j Amt lift- » <ini|.riinitl< 

l th" sinner an saved hy grace: and. the light . 

| lie now has. and tlie quickened none of tie 
I stall, prepares him. to see and' feel those tilings 


for the N. O. Chrialiau Ailvt 

The Holy Spirits Operations. 


Cl Oil 
Cl 111 


'Jt»kh nn,( 


‘•ri'Ui ui 

1 % 1 ‘IIClT. 

icipui 


B |>IrtCt‘j 
U Uo jtg 


I'cial luariut 
nearer, in 
to the inhah- 
eca itud pro- 

MmM 

Lelligent cor- 
ional Iutclli- 
minted with 
•its, ami with 
ire permitted 
ids rcUtm 
people. Ihe 
iitions of tbt 
l' such an in- 
e of tlio fun- 
thnl distant 
information 
ixjiei'ienee ot 
itmly, bhould 
c the follow- . 
;i vc speak 


h more ivniuk 
1<I togplber. lh* 
living unJfUA 
;Ve inflllPM* it 
rich. The dlk' 
txpf vrtutioa ftd 
In- wpaHhj uvl 
Hid to tb« TMJ 
r Uite* ; but llte 
; iHtople iu tb% 
If lit alljbfi/. 
Inn Tb*n 

producti tot' 

wtrm.lir.j^u- 
itulivoclr^ pour- 
ft W e f„r m 
■uth.fly to Bril 
V.nuJ* sdris 


tsays: 

„ slut i»«!? 


, r -. vklfi 

lurchtenl*' *5 
ndjappnt 
$ tinc ouP^ 


1 The first work of tho Holy Spirit is to 

t lighten. " Eye hath not seen nor cut heard, 
itlier Imre entered into the heart of man 
tilings which God hath prepared for them 
Jut love him. Hut God hath mealed them 
itn us hy, his Spirit : for. the spirit search. 
h nil. things, yen. the deep things of God." 
Intll we nre enlightened we are Idind. The 
lospel is hid to them that .be lost : hut when 
lie light comoth, that lighted, every man 
that romrth inta.the world, shuwiog us the 
glory of Cod the Father iiftlie fade of Jesus 
Christ, then we see und feel, in part. at least, 
sur state, (lepldmblehy nature. We see that 
tied i* ungry with' us every day for ourwick- 
isvnss* --w^'Tssit-- our -ermdeinnition ' in his 
low -which is holy, just nnd good. We see 
our own weakness und lielplessnetss, involved 
in the horrible pit of sin. tho . inirv clay of 
iniqrtit.v. dead in trespasses ami in- sin, so that 
there rrmnineth" ho more spiritual strength 
in us. I util just 'now*, we , were asleep in 
tliia death nnd knew it not ; hilt now tlie 
Holy Spirit has- awakened us to n sense of 
»ur danger ami duty. We see Ky that pre- 
dnus light that "(hid so loved the world that 
he gave hie only hegofteii Son. that whoso- 
rver lielievotb in him shall not perish, hut 
kavo everlasting life.'.- Wo sin* that Christ 
® WhJifjiunh'oiog •WTififM* fur oar ^iun. 
and not for ours only, httt lilso for 'tlie sins el' 
the world. We see the condition upon which 
kenffers pardon, life from the dead, peatn- 
and heaven, and that condition is repentance 
towards (iisl and laith in Christ Jesus. 

Again, we see that to comply with this 
condition we niiisfexereise our will, judg- 
ment and affections. To obtain salvation, we 
«tt believe with .the whole . hoa'rt unto 
nghteousness -n heart repentant, renouncing 
every ran ; nil undivided heart, giving up nil 
Mr Christ, resigning ull to his holy will : and 
l s' wo w plainly these things we cannot 
"“twelves, hoenuse in us there is migood. 


tbii 


no strength. Tlie faculties of thosnul 
**ng so stupefied in moral death that they 
Minot act: hence we nre led to 


we ftr«* lod to cry for «h- 
fr,,m thl> Hlessed S.pirit. and the pru- 
su "‘ “»d steadfast: “If ye, being 
know how to Viv.. • i t. j \ 

. b lvt F' MM ‘ B»fti4 unto your 

eluUren, how much mofc shall ym.r heaven- 


ly Father give the Holy Sjiirit to them that 
n * answer to prnyer. vve- receive 


'I'nckening p uwcri w hiuli hrings.iis to the 
Seeniul work iff the SpiriC— ((uiekening 
power^ or energy: ‘‘VouhaUihequickenaMu', 
»fre (lend in trespasses nnd in sins.". The 
l**" 11 '. '''* u,n w “" nutde a tpiiekuning spirit. 
?! hmthand lielpless erv. “Jesus, tlioti 
n ■ . . ™' rtarh "!? .nterey on* me: " and 
“W shall send the Comforter in his name 
*’ arouw to notion nod enable us to tufe* hold 
1 "d l*y faith. Now we helievo there is a 
'"■»nd that “lie is a rewarded' ef them 
"“‘diligently seek him." We now have „ 
„ sc< ’' i Him, truly desiring salvation.' 
< judgment now becomes active, nod we 
.T do M-'tvo God. The 
“i'- 


ll) heart I logins to 


I run Out jnirWi If f u„. 
turn ri unlvnil t„ In ; 

' t'wlf I.slajoWay, Ikiuni 

. -Jull-|or„ v ,.r ,lir, ; 

iu«r i"" r a ® !ct ‘ ons nre somewhat, strioigtlt- 
«* that „e would love the- Coni'. 

• 7?”* \ "Amoved ns. 
tUnlh ‘r.V M do some- 

effort nnd" Wny ° f reli t? inn ' '"'t poor is the 
C hvth TT ^ U»ndo» we tmtke. 
intll and :« - l8 ^ t tllllt I1I1W «hinotli in our 


in ill I their terror. And tliji, pit of otrrnul 
ruin now is .-oun. with open mouth, near by 
i it hi flit j dmigep of death ttiiii iiell livings ninny 
| u'sigh and prayer from . the lienrt und tent 
i Iriim tlie eye : und hull allrights, and Christ 
j invites; mid as the Inst incentive to influence 
j the soul, heaven opens its delights' and joys 
close behind tlie cross, which fires the soul 
j anew I" press forward Hut after Alii' Spirit 
; lias brought all tlifcso things to draw to Christ. 

' ere is still a want of faith ,to .claim the 
Jdessings prnmised. More light is wanting 
and must lie had, or the chief secret will 
never be known, w'liieh is Clirist in tlie par- 
dpu of nil sin, 

l. The next work ilf'Gnd's jinly Spirit is to 

assist our faith : then by the heaVenlv cnit- 
duetyr tlif soul is led in u way it has. not 
known, for tlie Divine Spirit takes the" 
tilings that are Christ's, and -shows them 
to as, making them ours, und |hus nssistsour 
liiith hy.hi'iiigiiig tlie blessing near. When 
all human' power, intellectual energy, deter- 
mination of will, and going; forth of affection 
have failed, then he pours out his Spirit on 
us. from on high, to help our infirmities. 

The liext thing lie shows to. is the deti- 
cichcy and inconsistency of oar repentance. 
First, we have not lost all eonlidenee in the 
flesh, but are still trying to grieve or weep, 
cry, pray or seek; by one ur'ull these means, 
to get near the Cross ; we are inconsistent, 
for we know that though these are fruits of 
repentance, they are not meritorious, lie 
then shows us Christ in his love’, towards us ; 
that though he Was rich, yet for oar sakes 
lie became, pooc. that we, thrpflgh liisjmver- 
ryv-Miight die .rich. Fie was laanifesteil. dic'd, 
rose again from tlie dead, and now intoree- 
dctli for us iu heaven: He is a propitiation 

lor oar sins, and, not ours only, lait for tlie 
sins of the whole world. Fitmlfy. He shows 
iiv the Cross, and mi- it the bleeding vielini. 
It is sounded iu our eitrs. nnd whispered bijour 
hearts, "He died for you. Helyild the l.aipb 
of God. Hint tnkethnwnv the sin of the world. 
Look nnd live . believe und lie saved." When 
the soul perceives the still siiinll voice, it cries 
out. "Sly l.or.d anil mv God. I can. I do be- 
lieve. 1 see my Saviour da the Cross, and 
seeing. I am saved. Glory to God in the 
highest" 

f>. 'I he fifth work is to regenerate immature 
So soon as we believe with a heart unto right- 
eousness. and make confession with the tongue 
unto solvation, we nre justified freely before 
our Heavenly Fatlifr. and He forthwith sends 
down a reprieve, to lie read to us by the llolv 
Spirit ; and He makes the impression' on our 
minds so lively, that we understand as plainly 
as if he had spoken- with mail's voice. -Soil' 
or daughter, .thy sins, which lire nmiiy. are' 
till forgiven : go. and sin no more." ‘And its 
in a moment. He thoroughly purges the floor 
and clonuses the heart by the washing of re- 
generation and tlie renewing of the Holy 
(•host, and begets a holy principle in the soul, 
tbit of the rubbish, destroying, pulliip down 
and burning up old things, in order that all 
things may become new. That .first, tho 
main body of sin may- be destrnyod.'uinl after- 
wards every root nnd branch, l ie now setteth 

tiie heart ns a refiner's fire, nnd as fuller's 
sonp. Hut mgnnaratinu is mils t n„ : , . 
state of the 'Christian : that is, where and 
when he is born again, Horn anew, born from 
above, born of God. Ho is now a child of 
gi'lipc, having every part of u Christian : hut 
thi‘i<e parts are feeble, and reipiire time for 
dcvolmimont. Suoii may lmve nu\v all the 
fruits "CH u' spirit — l0ye. j<*y„paace( long suf- 
fering. gentleness, goodness, faith. liieekness, 
temperance.: and while they walk in Christ, 
as they received him. there ‘.is’ no Fondeiiiim- 
tion. They are' now plnnts'of heaven, trees 
jiluuted by tlie rivers of wafer, ljrihgiug forth 
frail in season. These developments ahsill, 
ull to lie perfected by the same lfcaVonly 
agent. 

ti. I onaeeteif with this is the sixth work of 
tho Spirit — The direct witness. “Know ye 
not your body is tint temple of tlie Holy 
• diost' - When he is come he will abide 
witli you forever. The Spirit- itself henreth 
witness with our spirit, that we nre the chit 
■dven of Gudv ‘ Cjiriat Bni il, - r will seudiliui, 
uial ho shall nuiVe his abode with yon." He 
is u divine witness, making a supernatural 
impression on our. spirit, by which we'erv, 
“Abba Father." lie is the pnly witness to 
he depended on! If our spirit or judgment 


no mnn? 

Tills anxliiUs lirciist fiisiinrf •" 

I’ihallv. we uro often cunlWftud by tin* l>i- 
j vine influence iji connection with tin? means 
| of grace, hy insjaring our jirnyers.- warming 
! our tixiTortatioiiK, hy giving miction and foree 
j l«» •our sermons, hy making ull our duties 
plain before our faees. aml then asa'iHtihg us 
in the peffornjunee of llieiu ; keeping ofl evil 
thoughts by inspiring goinl ones : ’hy giving 
principle and I'eefing to. our religion : keeping 
the fear of (iod before our eyes lis a pillar, of 
cloud by day. and the light of Ins counte- 
nance as a pillar of tire bv night 

If we are faithful to the grace given, and 
follow on to know the Lord, lie will never 
h ave nor forsake uk hut will guide us by his 
counsel, and afterwards receive us to glorv., 
I’heretore. •tiueneh njit the spirit (irieve 
notlfhe Hqly Spirit of (hid. hy which ye are 
pealeAto the daj 1, of redemption 

• W.m. IV Mm.i.kk. 

Auburn. Ala 


no hik\ mi. • 

Ho they miss me at home' <!•• they misp me 
I’would tie iiji nssuraner most dear.' 

To know ni this moment Rome loved one 
'Vdis saying •* 1 wish lie wns here 1 
l\> (eel that the group ut tho fireside^' 

Were thinking of me. ns I •roam ! 

Ul» \ es ! 't would lie joy lieyond m« asure. 

To know that they missed inc- at home. 

U hen twilight npprtmehe^rt he seas«»n ** 

That ever was snored to song, 
pods Fame orio ropent-iny nnme over,. 

Add sigh. that I tarry so long r 
\ml is there a coni in thq music. 

That’s missed when my voice is away ?* 
And' a cord in each heart that maketli 
II egret m my wearisome ptny 3 
I (n Tiny plltUC TITO a ehilVr ill the lahlo, ' 

W hen evening s huliio pleasures' dire aigli • 
And lanips.are lit in the parlor, ' * 

Ami stars iii the calm azure. sky 3 ^ 

And when HuP 1 flood Nights’ , ii re repeated, 
.♦Aiid each lays thi'in down to sleep, 

• 1)(J they think of the absent , ami wait me 
A whispered “Good’ Night” o'er the deep. 
Do they miss me at home? do they miss 
At morning, at noon, or at night 3 
Nnd lingers'one gloomy shade round them* 

< That only my presence can light 
Are joys less invitingly welcomed, 

Are pleasures less hailed than before, 
pecause one is missed from the ciVele • 
Hf,c:uwc I (tin irHtv Itrcn tm more 


Missionary Butulny Schools. 

Mlt r.till'OK Th^nbjeot 1ms ileeply en* 
j gaged the attention and feelings til" the Sun 
I day NeJmol connected W'ith the I'Vnnklin St 
f Al K ( hmyli, Mobile.' for niAiiy years past . 
Mm 1. gopdjma resulted throngh’the effort a 
•I a Miwionary Suciotv which lots boon ot* 


Sunda y S chool ; and my . ( ih-J bitelli ge iyei 


slinuiTatr 

establish 


ganiy.ed in th 

jeet in this 'eomnuiniOation is to 
oflieers <*!' similar institutions H 
them in theif!Sundiiy Schools 

l«»he a member of the. Hchool, and the 
payment of five cents per month, are the con- 
ditions yf ufcmbcrHliip. » Some of the larger 
scholars, give from ten to twenfy-five cents 


lilc.memhership on the lid plait 
>hta itied, of itself nK>re lh(Ui crpml; 
pip’haps, to tlm hiit collection in mfob cases. 

It is confidently believed that. tlu* general 
adoption til this convenient and pleiuumt. | 
•pliui. wouhl double, if not trehhi our mission^ 
my yi d 1 « • » ■ t i « » n v’ .\„ ineidontal &dvftht 4 lgj| 

would he a wider disHcmiiuvtion of missionarv 


niejtiherH of. Uni 


• mv 


He 


•• FlfW o'or tin* (lurk ttooU "t hi.- lift 
Nor round on«* miuiiv rvFiliip plilre. 

Nor itmuplu Inin hnrk oiif tirnncii of prmv " 

snAv little bine but ii waste Of sin and guilt. 
But ns he culled to inind departed seasons, 
he thought of a solemn- Sabbath ho spent 
when a sailor, in one of tho seaports of Kng- 
.lnnd, his native country. lie -recollected a 
sermon which lie heard that day from the lip*, 
of the eloquent Fluvel :* and how the preacher 
paused as die was about to pronounce the 
benediction, nnd exclaimed. *• How. can’ I in- 
voke (.rod’s blessing on many in this assembly, 
whom my text applies, if itn v man “ love j 
lt d the Lord Jesus C hrist, let him he nm^ 
thcifm nmrunatha ' ”’ lie xyas remipded c^f 
‘the Jae.t'-tlmt. as the preacher uttered these 
words., an English, nobleman present sank to 
the floor, overcome with tho convictions and 
alarms which wroilght on his soul \s the 
uged mun dwelt on tin* preaching and the 
scenes of that Bahbath. his heart was melted ; 
h>* prayed for pardon. 'and east himself into 
tht;.urjns of the Loni Jesus Christ, whom, to 
his peril, h.e had so long refused, to love. 
Si'venty-tive years Imd fled since he heard 
that sermon : much of that period he had 
been careering over the ocean. -amid nil the 
thick temptations of a sailor’s life, and the 
frosts of u century had settled upon his head. 
But now in a calm hour, memory brings back 
tlie eloquent, soul-piercing words of one. 
who.. for many years, had beenjying in the 
embrace of death The aged man is con- 
verted. and ( iod prolonged his life Ifl years — 
year more than he prolonged tire life of 
Ilezekiah ! 


PUN, !" <w lu ‘“rtii. mid the '(juiekeiiing 'l ho alone, we may ho duceived; hut hi' in the 

to irn I, 1 ° tlJ w,u lt we are doterminod ! faithful und true witness, mid oun hut !>o oor- 
to heaven; hut l luw 


h* niakn 


to.gu, wo know not 
in n difficult work for 
just beginning to' htund 
into i-toji without ilh- 


yet a, 

llk |! tlu ' infuul 
, °"i. feurfal 
Ktntnie. 

"nr forjiiu'lm s P* rlt ,10W ootnon 

( briat j . * r( ! Wov ^' wlilchtiT to draw to 

" NnimonH cum# to mo 
“ win,... “ tl,or d raw him" “lliuvo loved 


i"a kiim 1 n, ' rlttatiu H Ipvo, tlwrefo.ro with 
drew ti„ ' "! SN *‘ uvo 1 Jruwn Uunj." ' “ 1 
if CU:!“ “ h Ulul » «f love ;-” ‘. The' love 


«*fi!TLT trul » oth ub ” tj,h FatiiBr . 

' . tho hath 


i “ l0 Ike wo5X?' • U 5 Ul ,f>nt tl,e ftoly Spirit 

J. .' to ‘hfliienou men, and to draw 


“out hy di ’ --.•vMtui uhjh, 

if love " ' no mot ‘ OIU1 ’ and the nweet word# 

And i u !i' 10VI " j; thc P* of rin, rightooua- 

1 . j SOIOnt.” Scrinture „ .... 



, * 64 ^dn^“ S, “! !,ll ■ oorda aro 

W toZ .,?. ,T Ho ouuie to 


J* in 1,!“ f^oth ; “ thi, fa tho way, walk 


*“»»ia fc ^ " Uu °‘hor name in given uudi 
man, whereby they can b. 


root : and, thank God. be nliall eontinuo with 
in, until, death, union* we grieve him until he 
depart, hy sinning against light, and know- 
edge.' 

7. FlcistheComforlor. lie is our eumforter, 
in ull hie operations whieh wo have noticed — 
enlightening at first and then making that 
light elilne more nnd more, unto. tho perfect 
day ; quiokcuing tile duiul faoultiun of the 
ooul, und ntrengthcnlng more and more until 
we become strong iri the Lord, and in his 
power coming up to tho full mouauro 
of the Htature jj> Christ. Drawing to Christ 
at first, nnd then binding u H to hint with all 
the cords Fie drew us with ; and more, also, 
until we are in Him and Ho in us. lie is tlie 
true vine, wc are tlie brunches; 'Tukilig t>t< 
things that are Christ’s, and showing them to 

us, or strengthening our Faith, and from duv 
to day revealing tlie deep tilings of God to 

ut, until wo *re able to ooiligreheudi , with all 
saint^ whiit ja the length and breadth and 


“Seed Long in Dust." 


>ome time ago. u man of n hundred years 
old:. .who limit near Boston, snt down one dnv 
alone, nnd meditated on the past Like 
Noah's dove* memory ~ 


\ F’.vtiiku's I’kavi.k. The following is n 
touching ineiileiit : A ))inus young Ilian fold 
a clergyman Hint lie had once disobeyed his 
fntlicr, on which the good mail retired into 
nis room and shut the door. Curiosity led 
tho, hoy to look through tlie koy-hole, und he 
•Sow his father on liis knees at prayer. The 
boy- listened and heard liis father praying for 
him. This struck the youth to the heart: 
he went away and' prayed for himself : his 
prayer, and the prayer of his parent, wore 

),.... >~i . -i — j , — 0 — . — 1 " : . g in niMKij' 

the Tniinb of God. who tnketh away Hie sin 
of the world, and liecumo n Christian indeed. 
Behold the happy efteets of a pious father's 
prayer. 


till yes ! they do miss me ! kind voices 
Are calling me back a- L ronm, 

And eyes nre grown weary with weeping, 
And watch hut in welcome me home. 

Kind friends, - vo shnll wait me no longer, 
111 liurryuie hook from the sens; 

For liow can 1 Inrrv when followed 
By watchings and prayers such ns those. 


I’nrent' .Missionary SoritiXy being entitled t( 
the Anniial Reports of the doings of .the So- 
ei'-ty If it he |i)'efcrnsl, let simple HHlwerip 
tious lie secured nt the missioimry meeting ; 
hnl.Mvhiitever plan ' muy he adopted, let iw 
net er lie satisfied w ithout going .beyond the 
lmt collection in raising means ibr sonditlg 


the teiiehers from -fifty eenfs-tir ■Fwtr'doHarv* the-gqspi44o-Hie liimHien. -Tltr -missiomvrv 


per month. Some who have indulged pi the 
use of tohncilo. ftnve ohtiiined their eonscnl 
to " deny themselves." and eontrihute .the 
itmmmt tlitiy have heretolhro etnyiuttiod,' to 
this, cause. 

\\ e hold our meetings.oii the first Snhlnith 


appropriation* for the current year, which 
the (liurch, Sout.li, is pledged to raise, are 
S'H-'HHH.' (Vo believe it onn lie done, with 
more oertainty niid'lesH trouble, however, on 
the general plan uhoVe recommended. It 
muy lie scarcely necessary to add, flint the 


of each month : the same hour. of mooting in. f "hligiitions' of Christianity and the present 
thi' Snhhnth Selionl. This hour secures a full , condition of mankind, imperiously demand of 
ut tendance of.the scholars. In Ihem'tve wish ! ‘ke AL I.. Church. South, a united and nun-1 


l’i r tlm N, q^X'liriatlpn Ailrtirnle. 

Twenty Year» of Itinerant Life. 


Phaykr on a JouHNF.y.— : A« the late. Dr. 

Jtihniiv Linn^iitTnrwuS journeyinK^ he invited 
lii« follow-travelers' tg unite with him in an 
addresH to the throne of grace* One of them, 
a lady, was mueh displeas'd at the.invitation. 
innl refuwid to attend the excreiso. Fronl an 
adjoining apartment, howgv.eri.8he heard the 
good man s prayer, which made Nueh a deep 
und lasting impression upon her mind as til ti- | Journal. I may give you 
loirtoly induced the important inquiry, what t l«)bor I have trieiLto pc*t 


Mr. Editor: l ha \A; just closed my labors 
oil tlie Bainhntlge Circuit, Florida Confer- 
ence. for the year, and 'now propose n few 
items in connection with that event, for the 
columns of the Advocate. 

To me it wus .of no ordinary importance, 
not that groat things had bron accomplished 
during * the year, but that another year’s 
service in the ministry v lmd been performed. 
The number of miles traveled, sermons 
preached, families visited, letters written, 
l&i&y* met, perWi* haptizod^wacrameuts 
administered, exhortations delivered, meinbers 
received. -and expelled? with many other duties 
performed, constitute an era in the life of an 
Itinerant Methodist preacher. These things 
must and wjll tell upon the destiny of people 
anti preachers .in the future* world. Fponthd 
imperislmhh* % Record of Heaven, “ they afe 
written. It may he that many of these jluties 
have been performed in the presence of a 
nit re handful of brethren, in the rude log 
cabin, iu tlu* wild forest : no sounding hell to 
call the people together: no giddy Crowd to 
applaud tin? preacher's performance, nothing 
like show, or .pomp, or parade in all that was 
done: hut (hsi and Angels were looking on. 
the interests of immortal souls’ wreent stake, 
anti Heaven recorded the proeeedings. and all 
these must he met and answered too. in the 
great tiny of accounts. How important then,, 
tin* closing hours of the year of an Itinerant 
preacher ' , 

These circumstances did not constitute all 
that was* of interest to me ; I eh»sod . these 
duties precisely with the olosq of tjie fortieth 
year of' my life. What have .1 done in that 
time for myself? what for the Church? 
what for tho world, of munkind ? These aro 
questions fuljj>f interest to me, and to all who 
have lived forty years. u|>on the bounty of. 
and under Heaven’s protection. 

Another circumstance, and not among the 
least in closing my annual work, is, it was 
precisely the close of my twentieth year, iu 
the Itinerant Ministry, At this point in life, 1 
can hut pause and reflect. For a scoro of years 
i Jieid connection with tno ministry, in 
the most important branch of the Christian 
Church, in the world. When lmt a.youth. I 
left the parental roof, without wealth, and a 
very limited amount of education, to brook 
tho hardships of an Itinerant’s life among 
friends or foes, as I might elmneb to find thrin ; 
a stranger t<> the world, truly 1 went forth, 
and lmvp roamed from the mountain's height, 
to the sea-shore. Iu all sorts of wind and 
weather : from hill to dale, from palace to 
cabin, from tbu city full, to the country spurse. 
from good to best, from lmd to. worst. I have 
found the faro : and as I have kept a sort of 
you a few items of the 
rforin during these 


to instil tho importance of the subject, as 
well as to do and got good ourselves. 

Sir, il you had been present at our two last 
mootings, I know ypur heart would have 
swelled withers tihido ,to IJqd iu wifnewiiug 
the interest marfifested by some of The schoi- 
5irs W 'bile -some lmd written pieces on the 

subject, others arose, and with Bueh ardor and 
zeal in the eu’use did* they speak, that tlj»*y 
were truly oloquont. Who knows hut that 
some of these will proclaim the unsearchable 
riehes bf Christ ? hut that nnme of these boys 
may he instrumental in i;hristianiziu|}; the 
heathen ? Ciod only knows the incalculable 
amount' of good that will accrue from the 
efforts of this society !' Eternity will reveal 
it to us. * ' . 

^ Much good has already resulted, os 1 be- 
fore stated. An instance is in the education 
and 'conversion of Dixon W.. L’owi*, tlie Choc- 
taw l ndiuii missionary. While he\vas hut 
an Indian boy in the savage state, ho was 
taken by the .hand and lod into this mis- 
sionary society, nnd there manifesting j\n in- 
•tcretft in tlu* a . d«Dp things of (iod,’ 1 the mem- 
bers took uti abiding interest in turn, and 
inj^R'diiUely J^i^steps to educate him for 
the "ministry? that 'lit* might preach to his 
know with wlint -eflect lurbRs 1 
lH*en preaching to them. Many souls have 
been converted to God. through his instru- 
mentality. 

One who was quite young wlion it was or- 
ganized, is-now- preaching Christ, and him 
crucified, wliilo another is preparing to enter 
the ministry. If I mistake not,. one. or two 
others will soon commence making prepara- 
tions for the work- Tin* bread east upon the 
waters is being gathered, and we intend, by 
tlu* help of God, to. continue casting. 

To tlu* olliecrs and teachers of .Sunday 
^Schools, let me add, tlmf ' while this field is 
open and th e, g round is in good order, lei us 
work.; while the heart .is tender let us im- 
press it with the importance of this subject. 
Tlu* world is to bp converted through mis- 
sionaries. and, by establishing societies in our 
Sunday Schools, they -will become more 
numerous 'and better trained, nnd the end 
designed hy-the Gospfd will sooner he accom- 
plished'. • All will become more interested in 
tlu* cause and he better Christians. If through 
our instrumentality mpeh' good be done, then 
will the stars in our crown shine the brighter 
in that eternal day. 

Hundreds of millions of sduls know noth- 
ing of God. As Christians we will try to ex- 
tend the kingdom of Kpmnuel to the endirof 
the earth. 'Tlie time will come when all 
shall know Him : and many there arc now 
who do not, but who might,, by extru^xertion 
on our part, be brought to this spvjng know- 
ledge. As Christians,* can we but do our 


eqn- 

tinued effort, inereasijig in vigor und elli 
ciency. to do her. part in evangelizing tin 
heathen, and con, verting tlie world to God. 

WHEN. 

, Jwkson MisSj^ Jan. 1802. 


wltrtm nt^propor Burveillftfico Imti 'Wn kspt, 
nn.l to whom no soitaUo instrimtlon^nd 
trnmin K hud boon given, < :oa t thi! into rarer* 
of Livorpnnl no li>m than X8H0 |„ “Th*** 

rirtim* Of Vic,.," shy* the Ipswich Express, 
“ nrn.»til| yrni^, nnd there mny I* mnny n 
dnrk nnd costly p „ g „ in th «, r , ti „ tor ' , 
But this is not nil The prison wns frequent- 
ly thfl'r home, nnd they cninc from it withimt 
n friend ixi tho world to love, to guide. -or to 
fl n A.aa k .c b ni c q’ue»u>c T hfHNfttm» Aim 
in their dishonest nnd immornl pursuit*. One 
liftin' number i» (lend, nnd ten of the other* 
nre transported A!n, ' this is no selected 
tnle. It i* the history of ovory-dny English 
life, nnd for it the English people must iu a 
grant inemmro be rceponsiblo. , It is n ques- 
tion of hard cash, hut more thnn this, it is 
pieation of duty and 


LTiristjanity. which, 
Huoncr or later, society'^ will l>e cf, cupelled to' 
take up.” Livcrpouk times. 


utmost for tlu* salvation of souls ? 

BrS’DAY Nrnoor. T’eaciifk. 


Alabama, Jan.. 18,' >2: 


must I do to he saved ? Some time after the ' twenty years. 


occurrence this lady, in a splendid private | l have tra\eled principally, on horseback, 
carriage, called tlie doctor ut. his house : 75.000 miles, preached jl.lOO sermons, wrote 

in tlic.rity of Now ^ oik. She had conic on J fl,f>00 lettors. baptized 1,000 persons, ami vis- 
froin the .South, where she resided, for the | itod . 5,000 •families, with a great vuriety of 
jiurpose. it is presumed, of spending the sum- | other duties connected with tho* work of ah 
- mar . i n a liiurc.keaithy—Liimatc — Tim ib)etor- T -ltine.iaiit-Alinistry^- - X .iunlapprhaaL-tliis is 
did not recognize her at first : hut upon her l lmt little work c(iinpare(l >vith many in the 
relating, : very minutely, the cireumstunces of j Methodist Ministry, who have been much 
her bdiavior at that accidental interview,, lie j more abundant in labors and sufferings, than’' 
remembered her ; and great was his joy now l*duivo boon Vet these items, when put 
tltut Jio saw her a penitent sinner, and under- f together, teaches imi. that grout is the work 
stood from her that the prayer which she had of a minister, great iih* responsibility, Riid 
despised lmd been.jyis'wered in her conversion, g^eat the* influence he nmysbiive upon all 
— * ■ around him. * 

Am.i doti: oi rm 1 win Sjsters. - We ! My observation for 20 years, has taught 
know of a fa/mer in ( onuoQttCut' who has a ( uie that many ovils have crept into Metho- 
pair ot twin (laughters, ol whcihi a- capital diain, an/1 4 * poisoned our simplicity. ” I would 
anecdote is ^ told. They both attended tlu* (hoy could he removed 'The timo lms come, 
same school, and not long since one of them 1 have no doubt, when it is important that 
\Mis Called up by J,he master to reeito a lesson Wl . change our policy in some of the iurhhiital 
in geography, which she had learned very 1 t |ji ng8 t J m t belong to U»e eeonomy ofMetho- 
mtperfeetly, and in foot, Could nutigo on at all 1 di h m. Oud thing I may name, and that is. 
Tin* teacher wlui was* gettitigliiiitc out of that we devise some plan hy which ail our 
patience, was called to another part ql the euiigrcgatioils may be supplied with tlu* G(m£' 
room, and jq^tat that moment, the twin sister on the Subbath, by the traveling preacli- 
sprung on the floor unoboerye d, and puabj^g rl> [Wn% | 

we lire doing iiliiiiwt 


the flelinquent scin'iilt 1 th lier sent, tnofe Jim’ nqtltiug, witli (ini' wusk-diiy- pri'iioliing 
i’li'hi, HiaBtcr priK'ri'Jcd with tlio (JUOH- to *oo.» remedy ; the venerable Dr 

tiotin. wiiicli were answered' \, itFi a degree of 1 ' Ihi'l'ee. o f Georgia Canfereneo, lias written 
promjbttiess and iieeurai y wjlibhwit the close. , artloles on fiie-siijijeet: 


drew forth from him 11 few Words of.bomnien- 
dation Tlie joke wn’s not discovered By the 
teacher until 'some days after, (n course It 
was too good and succckhCuI to oeeasion any 
■odbncn lY-oneseHe o t natter 


JMy sheet is fnll 

)> I / :"Kmitii 

Tliomusville. (ill . Juu, IS, lfiSS 


Mir idlouc-i is tlie parent of jsiverty 


Fu rioN.'- 'flie constant familiarity with 
works of fiction, even witli such us are not 
exceptionable in tlicinBelves, relaxes tlie mind, 
which need* hardening: dissolves the lieurt. 
which wants fortifying ; stirs tlie imagination, 
which wants quieting ; irrriuitea tlie passions, 
which want calming, nnd above nil, disin- 
clines nnd •disqualifies for active virtues anil 
for spiritual exercises. Though all there 
books, may not tie wicked, yot tlie habitual 
indulgence in such reading is a silent mining 
mischief. Though there is no uet, and uo 
moment, In which any open assuult till the 
mind is made, yet tlie constant habit (siriornis 
the work of'u in on tul a trophy — it 'produces nil 
the symptoms., of decay : and the danger is 
not less fur being more gntdiml, tiud there- 
fore tlie less suspected. [Hannah Mure. 


’ , . T°‘ ,b “ N. l>. ('liriatUn‘A'Ui*at<>. 

For the Young— Koep Oood Oompany. 

Nil one thing perhaps will exert n grenler in- 
fluence on you as u social being than tlie charac- 
ter of your associations. Let nie first of nil 
oliserve ta you, do not be in a hurry to iorin the 
ni'i|Uniiitnnoe of any man until you first. 'learn 
sometliing of him.’' What sort ol oompnny does 
lie keep ■ I low does lie' employ Ids leisure hours i 
What are his ju iiicijiluM ! 

U lie keeps none tint I company : if ho em - 

ploy* his leisure in Hie cultivation and Improve 
meat of Ida mind ami heart ; if he is smanol 
sound a ud elevated principles— then lie will be 
a safe companion; an associate whose friendship 
will lie alike honorable, plsusaut and useful. 

llut unless you can tiud suoh, keep from them, 
as though the plague-spot was upon them. You 
laid better keep company wtlh a wild Iieust, 
than a man of corrupt principles and impure 
associations. . Let it ever lie your motto in re- 
gard to your company ■•■Ihr IhiI, or rnwr. How- 
ever true it may lie in regard to many of the 

* j m*i\ 

tlmii uo Lmitr it iHuevur. true in tin* rcluiioiih 
of frinnh/iip or marring / in those* interw^n a 
whole lout or none is tho only true or mife 
maxim, bolitmk* is infinitely better than <*"r- 
rnj.t associates, especially, if tho solitude & 
cheered alnl - improved hy the perusal of useful 
honks. ' . 

Never keep company with the man who* can 
scorn wliat you above all thingHhold mord sacred, 
’your duty .to yoiir soul and your U»mJ. He that 
enn laugh at the iiiiinnculntepurity of Chris tiun 
morality, iH corrupt and dangerous as a deadly 
poiaon. There are many men whose words 'arc 
teloquehti wlioso manncrH aro fn.Hciimting, hut 
wlmne ho Arts nro bluck as night, and Ivliueo 
moral natures are foul and rotten enough to in- 
oculate a lout SOlil with new anil inoro deadly 
sins. Beware of thorn, and lot- not (heir smile* 
und gentle maimers lure thro-to ruin. 

OH ! it is mournful to think how many young 
men, whose, brillinn I talents and amiable quali- 
ties' dosignh I e them ns the honor nnd tho ornu- 
mcntKof society, are lod astray hy vicious a»so : 
ciations, an«l undone forover. Bo afraid of the 
first step ; rcnicmhor it leads to the last. In tho 
d(»wnward march to shame and wo. Njbhlo not 
ni pleasure’s tempting bait ; il conceals nn iron 
h«ok, sharp and Htrong,thut will drag you down, 
down, iorever.’S. 

None, ut first, launch boldly into aots of 
shameful crinu;, hut are at first led, slop hy step, 
down the inclined und flowery plane of pleasure- 
able sin, which rapidly und surely grows steeper 
lmd steeper, und their progroris more nnd nlbro 
nrcelornted, until like awheel running down 
hill, the velocity bueomes so great thiu the axle 
.catches on fire, und all is wrapt and lost in de- 
vouring flume. 

r stc » vi jv*gui mat a. man is an own by ms com- 
pany, whether you arc ns vicious as your com- 
pany or uot ; it littlo mutters in the estimate 
foe world forma of you. They will aetyou down 
•s one of the same class. You will bo weighed 
in the same scales. The prudent and the good 
Vill shrink from you as from a leper’s bed. 

Be advised, then, if you wftuld escap* misery 
and degradation, Jo shun evil coimnunications, 
And in seek the association of the wise and gpotl. 
Such associations will polish your mnnuers, in- 
crease your knowledge, strongthen your prill- 0 
oiples, and enhance your ])lensurcs. Friendship, 
to lie wortii the name, must .he founded on 
os t eem. Let your friendships be few, and carr- 
Ail'ly chosen, and you may con Aden tly.liope that 
they will be alike pe.rniauent and pleasant. 

New Orleans. .IoskHi B. Wai.kkk. 


, ■ Sor lltr_N O. CliriMimi y.l*'®%lr. 

A Plan for Balargiug our Missionary 
OolFactlons. 


oihou: 

To tlie Traveling Poachers of the South- 
weetarn Ooufereuces. .. 

Dr.u Tfnmimn,. , An , ml, 'rtilhufilli nnOg 

Agent. I may lie fiori'iittoJ Vo Inform you, and 
the ptthlie generally, fhat nur stock of MefU- 
.alist books anil approved misoellaneous pub- 
lications, Including Sabbath beliool books in 
all their variety, is unusually large at this 
time. It is now [confidently believed, that 
from lioiicelwtli tiiis branch of the concern 
will be fully able to supply the entire detriand 
of the Church for theological literature, in 
all its different departments, throughout tlio 
whole Southwestern range of the epmieetiml. 
You will tliorfifore allow tfti to indulge the 
hope that hereafter yon will engage, with re- 
newed energy nnd seal, in thd'great nnd good 
work of spreading , Seri|itural holiness over 
all these lands, by a more extended and thop 
rough distrihntion of bur mteollenrbooks and 
valunble publications among tho people of 
your respective ctinrges. Ami iu this we era 
the more confident, ns tlie entire establish- 
ment, capital, stork and profits, with all its 
advantages, is alike tl|i> proptwty ofoaoh Con- 
i-nxt-.it-.' iMe't ■•'Jin'dii.-tkTvsOsrvv 
united, oprdial and c.nnstivnt siipporj-'and pat- 
ronago of the whole (’liurch. 

The tetidenafis hnd netivities nf tho times 
are mainly directed to tlie accomplishment of 
good, oilf missihn l(*iks to no other object'. 
Tlio good, the chief good, the greatest possi- 
ble good of mankind, even tlie present and 
eternal salvation of our ai*ostate^i orlil, 1* the 
ultimatwii Of all our nims and ondcnvdrs. 
Next in point of importance to the preaching 
of the Gospel, it tho dissemination of its doc- 
trines through the medium of the prets, ^bo- 
ther in the form of hooks, tracts, mitgaxinSS 
or weekly periodicals. Tlie art of printing, 
heyotld every meuiis und instrumeiltiility Of 
human origin, lms most successfully con’trft- 
u led to thodiffnsloy j)f m-angolifal knowlri^ 
among men. tf 

Methodism, both in Fkirope and Americ% J 
lias hitherto « vailed herself of this nfo^t no- 
lent auxiliary in the cause of treuli und right- 
eousness. Nor lias she confided in the naff 
of a broken reed. Her prosperity lias been, 
unparalleled ill tlie history of the Christian 
institution for the last fifteen hundred je&rp. 
In the mighty conflict which is now being 
waged hy tlio Cliureh qgninst igporanca, ipfi- 
dclity and sin, it Isicomps alike our duty and 
whet 


How to Die in Faith. 


Fiurly in tlie year, say during tlie month of 
Apia Lor of. May, after duo notice, let a ser- 
mon or address lie delivered, sotting forth the 
eluiuiB ofthe luissiomiry eause : lot 11 hjit eol- 
lection lie taken up, tu lie followed by sub- 
soriptions, on life membership ill tlie Mis- 
sionary Society of tlie M. E. Church. South, 
to be paid liefore tlie ensuing session of tlie 

Annual (''inference* 

This plnq lays no claim to originality. It 
ha* long heed oifliM^upon in our Anniversary 
Missionary meetip'g**. and at somn of onr 
principal uppiiintim'iifs '['lie siiggestlon is 
simplv to carry out tin' same plan at all our 
preaching places, where olreumstanecs will 
at all justify it. In many pluccH three life 
iiiiiuiberslii|is (42U eueh ) at least, could be 
made, 1st, by tlie union of four persons, eon- 
jl'ilaiting each; 2d. by .the union of ten 
persons, contributing ^2 each ; 3d, by the 
union of. twenty purkons, contributing |1 
each. Tims $0() in iiiblitiotKtp/tlie liut col- 
leeticm, could be scoured in a few momenta 
and witli little trouble. At many other 
uppoiiKiiiunte two Ilf 
ui»de on the 2d mid 3d plans, uml at probu- 


Would you lie so .happy as to die in faith, 
tjike these advice* : 

I Re careful to get faith iaiforelmnd : for 
death is a time tu use Tuitli. not to get it 
They were foolish virgins who lmd Their oil 
tb bUy when tin* bridegroom was close at 
baud. t. 

2. Study to live « vory j pv in the oxiu-oiau 
of tiiidi. and lie -till improving and making 
uic of Christ in all -hi* offices, und for all 
tSnseendh uml uses f<\r which Ood hath given 
Him to believers. 

3. Frequently dear up your yvidenvaa for 

heaven, und beware of letting sin blqt them 
to yon. - 1 — •• 

4. Record and lay up the exp*'ri«miea of 
(jvd's kind dealings will) you. and be often 
rifloetiiig main them, llmt you muy .have 
them ready u( hand in ti*' 1 hour. of death. 

5. Meditate much on those promises which 
hive hwii sweet and t'oiufortiiblc to you in 
the tiiim of trial, and I wig that the Lord may 


privilege to hold fust whereuntft wo hayo al- 
ready attained, walking by Die same rule, 
ami minding tlie same thing, Let us, as wpMk 
tlie heart of one man, com*> up to the full- 
ness of tlie measure, (if our »t rongth (h this 
department of Christian enterprise. He whq, 

J'fiTlsilli'rM il ‘bennotb *Le‘ .U/MwVHlffrktre Ulg|f 

vocation to partieipato in' the circulation or 
religious hooks and periodicals, has but; vorv 
inadequate conceptions of his duty as a min- 
ister of the Lord Jesus Christ'. In' this age 
uf reading and research, of enterprise and, 
progress, of mighty resolvi; gml g'flripugs 
aehiercmenL every minister of tlio cross 
Clirist should seek to. become -as well a col* ■ 
portcur as a « proclaiiner of •• the truth 
find." Jmu went nbout doing good! TLo 
disciple is not above his master, nor tho ser- 
vant above his lord. Tile grout Wesley, the* . 
venerated founder of our ecelesipijicai cuu- 
neetiqn- waa tint only an ulile and eloqueftk 
(.rpositor, hut'a faithful aiul /.ealousil.diibutor 
(if “tlie ord (it l.ite. ns published uoiler 
his own immediate, suimrvlgivfti m i boobg 
tracts, etc. Cofto, ' brethren, . ug Methedia*. 
preachers, let' us rosulvo, in f|ie s^nngth 
Almighty grace, tu 1 copy Ids noble example 
in this wide-spread flidd of'nunisUu'ial labor 
and usefulness. Tour orders arc, therefore, 

respectfully invited, d'^fJ 

-ret-- — — ; — fe-STL'V ussofirWijentr — ' — 

P. S Our catalogue, as recuntly published 
in pamphlet Ibiiii, will l*o promptly forwarded 
hy mail, frea j£ charge to Midi 1,1' egg breth- 
ren and friends us may desire it. E. S, 
Louisville, Ky., Deoomher 2D, 1831 - 


bring t|ief» to your rei nemhrunce When yon 
come, to die. [Wiljistosi 


,1’ui'e metals sldue tb,e brighter, the harder 
they are rubbed. The. Lord alone can pre- 
pare our heart* to receive tlie splendor pf 
light, whereby we ure enabled., tt> J»bU>M Awtli 
to, bis glury. If shs^p trials •»» waoessory 
inliershijis could' 1*!.J f"t the ueeoiuplUl jineat of this jjlortou* 
ans. uml at woha- , oil. What a rnsroy ‘ from God when he sends 



lily a very lurge majority of uil our preuehifig 1 them 


Tho Danger of Prosperity. 

As long us the waters of pers.'i'iition eM 
U|K*n tlie earth, ; »o long We dwell ia the ankii 
but w;)nm Hie liuui is dry, the dot.* itself Will 
l)o tempted to u wandering 
find never return to the hoi 
Many are tint ahlo T« ,i 
prosperity ; it is like, the 
a weak eye — glorious ind' 
proportioned to «uoh and 
In the tomb of TareOti 
Ijiirnud unaer grouui 
hut as boou bm over 


. Resit t 


LMfwija 


dot, never to lie rekin 

t* INSIST/ ‘ 


ffvd cum** with 


toe, and HfU uiMip iru 


*> 





wptr*i 


C| if Urn ©rkfliis Clristion ^liiooratr. 


tion Iterate 

UCW ADI riNS ■' 


%EW ORLEANS . 

ly Afoming, .Taniiniv 


Ql’ARTERl.Y REVIEW FOB 1852 


! tofts. hundreds and thousands (/aritiinictid 
A nucleus in fairly attained, n stand, n rally- 
mg point is made, and the means will nce.i- 
innlnfK 

lie make another extract, allowing' the 
prospects for tlie Bibi.k Horst: 

' foist spring. the Society was favored with 
a visit from the lleV Dr Sni.v.s. Special See- 


Anterlcan Colonization Society. 


LrjERAitY Notices. 


tSrilM '.VioAMSI fOH .Imirao*. . I. • . ■ " — r-r . | J '.' V--- ~ 

For a full view ni tills no. e . .. I latter has rccontly died, in ripo old age, the profusion; while seven 

e advertisement M "" ,hl ' V ’ hero of moW: than a hundred battles. Verily jd«r banks and dot the fL" 16 h *' 

i if wt* linvn i-Mtcfi'il Jut, . 1..1 r ... .1 Wit IP lBlPt-M of toiicliintr limmt .. 1* 


1 knnw'of no agent more effective and ' Tlu , i>„ 


popular in the line of his duties than Rev. 
Mr. Peats'. Within the lust few years he 


n nt» or lUi.itiioR. Fmm the butch of Hi t. 


tiwaldtia KM b b -Jiml* in one New Orlratm, 
1*62: .lohn IUU. 

Tlie translator given good reaeon for his work. 


. . , ' O 4*1 ''Ill-Ill Y 

nee n'lvtM'tiHement. 

Hah I AIN n MaOAVINE you ,1 AN ('.A It V , • 

Tlie 1 linage 6f editor has hot lieen of dlsn.l 


a.iai anniinmiur givivt guuu rvnson ior nio worK. ""'gw 11ns 

has sprang a potterful Interest on th.ssuhject The divine bltoilng, it seems, has singularly, ’!"»»**« I" tl,ia MagaUlne. The reoiew* are lu.dulilc ' " WiiST"’'’. • 

in tlnv thrcO. grout and wealthy Staton in attended this lw»ok, and it bus gone through °*G uin b' dom* up by nn nrt'int editor, nnd nro »} . 1 , r , n ° ,nr|,li . Vi' **• 

which .Inn prefont ugonoy lios Louinmnn. many editions nt home. A wcnltliy tnnp some 'erV novel nnd tcnching thingK in their wnv ie , , , l< * 11 } * ^ nii.-sionarj v 'ii«»uld 

Mississippi f Alabama The following '^1 six „r seven thousand. T,„ ;• ; fn., .t,„„.U,. v I onisinnn Wnforencl' i" r "" Hf ' 1 W ? Ur thp 

, ' ,, ... , , . , "t it for grntuitou.s distribution rfiuong (lie Pro- l^.„nr.l \k Kllln.ore It. vM.i fo n,. v \v m dui... ,\r ^ onUMtjnc^ . 

lottor from l*o\. ( olln-r. and.tho -approbatory testnnt Churches in Holland. By.. Kfv T-.liMtlwin.4irM; "houlivuit.. Ky. ikm ,),n on ^*rtaim*r. a.*? you limy suppose. 


if wo lmvo entered into tho labors of, such mcii °. f Etching beauty. °o 1 f f, !l® nt hh 

us these, how earofttlly shot, hi 'wo ohcrisli the rtc!"nrah,st for Wnntl!^ 
seed, sown 111 the sacritit'e til’ tears anil . toil jt" to tlie forests, we find iwo!, r ,| Wn ' H> 
tlillUIfo' Were. there no •other inr., iil.ii.. SM- vast ipmiilltles of „■„* . „ -kind,. 


The Januurv numlier of the fitli volume ol m * r >' ,,r Americun Bilile Sooiyty for the 

— . . . . iT SftllHl. U’ltiuin .n(i;..l.to...ol *....1 PI 


the Quarterly Review has lieen sent off in Niutli. to wlnwe enlightened judgment. Chris- lr ""‘ " 

due time, and some may have been sent out ’’’v" 'levotinn. and zealous eo-operation. your notiees affixed 
Oat ahould have beeo'disoontinued ; in this ^oartl am highly indebted for the sue 
^ have done th* Wat we could with the their first effort toward tie' erectim 
lights before us In their direction we may permanent Bible House 

not have made all the changes desired ; -wnd "lour Board, as expressed in their last 
(apedallyin those sent to ministers whose Annual Report, being doeply impressed tvitli 
roadeooe we are not advised of; and wo give' th( ' paramount importance of establishing a 


. , — • ■ i n n (i 

liotiiji. vast ipinntitlcs nf wax » 
’ snap nut. the conm, aad'vi 


siui|i mu. i Me roc, ,a, „|„i .'/""im.i 

nJniiidaiiee, -with two kinds „r ^ i 

niirn1.iV ndn, Med for , J ''ulto. .. 


. , , . ... , . nf it fur gratuitous distrihut 

letter Irom t.ov. ( oilier, nml.the approbatory n,„ r( .|,c. in Holland 


iperation. your ‘mtiees affixed, are important imlifations of 
the sueeess of the leading public mind. And. by tlie Way. 
erection of a sinre the. miaaiuimi:V_asneets .uf_ihe.ea.se are 


It would do great gissi in the flitirclics ol 


The style 


,, m ” hi viuim. hi 

I')'. Her I lliml.iui, „lo. - l,o]t|sviJI.-. Ky. ; lSlil " 
This is the tenth edition of this nnrth- bound, 


"lirnt.iy aihipted for H„. uianiilip'to "’"•dfl 
■„ «“• ' - "i". tr.e f,,.,. 3 r i ; , ;'e ,l, p f ''Me 

tlint.l W« most to tlivoll. riinn,^ ,rn ^J 


Pi ' Mii.ui.vr-wi ... nil, -a iirrnTT onunil, 

for simplicity, purity and g 1 ”* >‘ n ‘l conveniently hiTangpil v«l. Tlie ele- 

■ I- tl.a tVinalnii.l, IllPlltlU'V lpU4(IIHOit<lifiii.li..r »1... i> .1 


ur k,,ul entertaim-r. a« you may Hitppom*. „n*. Vuh! nn.l \ n tlu .j,. . 

was an aged limit, ami lie wort* bis years with it were* to utter for tlieuiftblvp ' 

all the trni ul linuw mill ...I I' ninsie of I!..* wild, s ... v 


since tlie miminnary liapeots 'of the eoso [fres yaks welt for the Iransh.tov, Trde. 'c-usoni pr e fab! ng tlie 

‘ liear.t religion ih urged Willi iFh reusoiiH of neoe*- 111 ^ plum, eoiiHulenug. their lir> 

alluded to. will there not sisin arise a iimv „ Uy growth |„ kaowleilge. instead of noles indicate the s, 

sit 1 / for the Southern Methodist Chureh to faith and holiness. The means, positive and tie- ft nd appropriate hymns are 
enter this grand missionary held ' We do gntive, are enlarged upon richly : the hindrances ""h an index gt the end for ea 

not I i V any means suggest any e, 'inflict of col- i, " J i ,r * U ' WB ' 1,1 »*>' «? 'tdvaneing to '■«" »»>• Pi" are to he 

L. a . ’ graciouMinnturity.nrepointeilo^it ami prescribed , u,u,crslrt,M ' . ‘but to cn.sh puvcliu 

,H,on w, l*' 0,,r 1 or tli°rn brothren, but.rather f or with flie ready ncienee of one familial witli V ,nk <*nn mm be bad very low. 
C(>-o]H»rntioi^or the opening of new ground.- the moat complicated proeww of tlie heiftl—n For snlo by *1. Ball. 

There nocipWr no infrihgenicnt upon the ^killl'nl nml Hyinpatliir.ing physician for aoul- The Hook, or Anrcdotkh < 

work ami the space allutted to them. Hut " Ht ?! ul p B «'hvistiau perfee- ' fc^»h ; *'"> « h.lro (l „,tli,n i, 

, „ , , . ' lion. Hu) vie* 5 on thin poirtt are m advance ol >«•" tork : Lmiu- tt Soott. isr»i 

ln.u’ Inti’ ul Hu. iiriHuml ixili.mutu unit rl. ...... . . . ... ...... 


im. im- t-ir- 

nieatary lessons prefnidng the Imdv of the'Tiiiuk 

*«l latkltt, coiutiilering-Uililr brevity, ^jultdntls . 

sity mill delight -; also growth In kiiiiwleilge. instead of miles iifdlcnto the sottud. The musie eontury lie had opeupred this 'iron, tier situn- 
faitli and liuliness. The mean's, positive and tie- 1111,1 nppiopriate hymns are thrown together,, lion, where, almost alone, he Inis remain,', I 
gntive. are enlarged upon richly : the hindrances with mi index lit. Aim end fur each. Many of our the friend Tif religion, and the host of the 
and false pirttott*. in the way of advancing to '"‘si hymns and songs are to In- tuuiul here. Wo itinerant Muv ih„ -i s- 

gracious maturity. nre pointeilovit nnd prescribed tltiderstnnd tluit tocns®urehirsers. this isipulnr ('',,,1 1 t i • f ' n "' " 

for with the ready science of one familiar with V»k eat, now be had very low. ' ' c'"' , ‘ hwW " ,ir0Um1 ' '"'•»" 11 ’ B W 1 ' 


ItMMSeooe vre are noi iuviwu 01 . ami wo give — ' i » 

this notice to request all who lmve changed permanent Bible House, bailed tlie 1 1 sit of 
tborpoStoSoe to adviae us of the change. 1>r Stiles us the auspicious moment to eom- 


— - — i — " - 

and iwart their former Postmaster to for- 
ward the numlier to their present address 
A«d W h«t not lcaatv to rrqueat all subscri- 
bers who have aot paid in advance, to look at 


nience the work. Aliout $0000 in canti und emoperntion. or the opening of new ground 

a vailn l.ln 1 1 - 1 1 ” 


• • 1 llllH'lii l'l III*- *i|)Ulllllg III Ilf Al gniUllll; 

available notes and subscriptions, has lieen Tht , r( . npc J*£ i.ifringement upon tl.e 
ramed, sufficient to pay for the lot of* ground . , , . . Al 

which has Imh'u nurehased »,y the Board, on Work ftml t, “' K > m “ to tl,u - ,n lil " 


pen wnn nm jmuu iq ruihuiw mi iw* m . ¥ e . . . . 

our tem» in the cover, and send ns the funds Camp street, in nn eligible situation for a how tew ot tlie- present colonists, and those nmsi m inose wno venture ooiiity tlie use of that n “»* or various ana eutertnining eoSgtits. " llll: " usually satrt tlie plain, the 

(hr the present volume, and all arrearages: Bible Depository, and your Board now desire ''Im hereafter will lie colonists, belong to that term at all, but du not entirely quadrate with illustrating fkmai.k character by cases taken B ' ,| ' ni ' rilnunds you of the ocean, ami distant 

1 11 — “vhere funds arc reported to to raise ths sum sufficient to erect a jiemia- section of the Church, In comparison with the Wesleyan idea. The whole substance of the h ran authentic history. Tlie chapters present objects loom lip like isljimls rising nut (if the 

to tell to whom they were "™‘ and enlistantiol Bilile House, from which tile number who gii from the membership of bu,lk is in a taldc of eon- PKJW .H$»nuur,— uffler^ which some stirring «»• Whatever may l.,e thp. agricultural value 

ay give the proper credits' for age* to come, shall he sent forth volumes Kv(m theeolored neonle North those win, “ h "* tl T k . U ’ iB ****** “ ’■''b 1 '' §*T> are rttn B e ‘‘ ; Mknta '- Matku- of the land, it is certainly nneoualod for 

..' * * T-,,.1, ...i;.u t,1,H !••' < n too toioreu peopn .Mirth, those wlm usl . fnl , hr nll striving after tlie whole mind,,! «i. Akskitiox, Bk.vkviii.kst IVi.', vi ....... I fc. ' ' 


all the go, illness anil moral suhlimitv of a ""'V 1 ' l! "' wilderness. SijtT ' l ' 1 ! fill 
patriareh I Ha Jacks had thinneil ,,'hd jib. 

\uri*il oer. I'^r num* (ban tlu^tbird of u lumyiiney I liave neen f i nil u 


- • . r - ■ *. ■ *’ ■ Hi »» i* ii uipiMiier. 

gntive, nre enlarged upon richly : tlie hindrances wi *b nn index pt the end for each Mnny of our 
Hnd Inlse preUurt*, in the way of advancing to ,K ‘ sl bynins and songs nre to he found hare. \\\ 

i.mtnaitii .. •> t ... 1 ...I, .....I M l llllllrxi-willlwl «l. Ill t. ....... I. I. ... . 


himyaney I have seen tiniheM of U,. | l,y *« 
t nil have si,|,p„i'U'd tl„. Mf'f MPhh 
Ihieaes Ayres, for more Than tw 

•'. , “ ns ' *re now as sound ns,l ""*‘1 

ii r iiiiiHMinnit •« i-.hkiI.i,, . 1- . .. ' ‘ r, nr., .. 


nlhippem'iin'ce, onpnhle „l Wk 

service In tlie end of theWnrld 

tlie smile Monti. 1.^.1 • ", . sills/ 


For sale hv 


L-hinh U.ivu.. V I A » work and the apace allotted to thorn. Hut T uv : U, r ' umw ‘" u |wr,tl 

vtliioh naa 1 km?u purchaacd r»y tua Bonn I . on - ‘ tion. Hih vievion tln« poitit are in advance ol 

Camp street, in nn eligible situation for a ' ,ow °* t * u ‘ ^ P re8en t colonists, and tlume most of those who venture hohlty the use of Hint 

u*i.l. IV. . . .. . . ...I. I l'l... 1 • 1 . 1 - I*:' ■ Tt* r ... .... 


The I.Ai»!»n- Hook m AsEtiioTEfl rohi|iili.il-l»>r Her. I> 
/jSnilili. with nn introduction by Kov It. S. Kostcr 
New Vtirk : La no k Soott. 18f>] 

A Hook of various and cutertnining contents. 


rft -! il - V ' , ' ,lm.r ulTlie Inntsi, which l--| B l7#VJt«5isa'^ 

rrom the pine wood- to 1'ranklin. in St., Asirtioion. Upon the closest hJIir 
Mary s l’arish, our route lay flirougl, an tin- ?! V ^ W[ F^-mtioft^;} 

interrupted prairie. /When far onffrun, the 

>\oo(ls which usually akirt the plain, the in houses, form, uiulcr strong draft ^ nfi 
scone reminds you, of the ocean, and tlistant *«• Htnno-jsonl-in intensity. -’ rCftllD ^ 


ill'll | .» .1 ‘“v 

the smile wtaid, half inih«l,| lH i in i 7 !illlt 
and linirkisl ■■ li;.",e,''..'|„.]L , , "W*!. 
diMir nt tlie Ii,, use which I inhnV, ftKM-w fr, « 


interrupted prairie. ; When far out from the "ililTh," waterman, 1 IK ‘ k 
wiuiilu it* i. i/.l. ....... 11.. ..i.:^i .i, . i l. ........ «•. i oiinci 


j^ve boon paid, to tell to whom they # were ,u ‘ nt ftn< ^ PQiwtantial Bible House, from which the number wtyo go' from the membership of 
pul, that we Buy give the proper credits' for »ges to come, shall he sent fort h volumes this ! Even the colored people North, those who 
BBd nuke the nee«war, eWgim. to < ' nl, K h ‘7>' ^ nn ' 1 »ve we . MotlllKli8t . Wlonx*. for the most part, to I 


Riehmuud, J*n y, 1852. 


John Eari-v. 


.tents. It hnsstrnokus in perusing it that while tocnes arc rnugetl; Mkxtai: (.'ii.tiks Mitsm 
ofG^s Truth, to enlighten, purify! ttuiiW 'nm- r.v»«„.m».^.,H» P „. > w ,n.uuww,,o U8l .f„, ,. U striving atter the whole mU of Asski tiox. Bknkviu.knt KmW. M.uks- 

tlie world. To accomplish this and erect llru ^ .Alcthodtstik.lx-hing, for the most part, to Christ, this book wnu^l Jie of e»|>eciii} ljpnofit to tAl. Ixrt.i'Bxt-K. otc..etc.. A Vieli'ehnptcr is the 
inch a house ns is roquCiS for present and Bn,rtll<!r Wralejuu CUUUVetiOu. - AVhn shall •<•/«*• /mrfrrs, fnrninhtngdheni with fflnplr tests, ll,8 h The J.ndies, with tlihTTnlump In Timid, 
future operations, it h* estimated the sum of forbid tho M. E. Church, South! so sueeess.' 3 '‘P 1 imiuirics suitnlde precepts ,in,l eonvehient -iiin assert am (no , inlaw great things of the , ex. 
aotuya *. * *. J . . . , K . . , „ HolutioiiH oi doubtful oxporicncen, m aBcertnin- the m o, » 

$8000 mnystte: and to ra.ee thu. sum we -iul ... evangelizing th.s people hern, from ing , lnd helping the s,iiritunl .Ante , If their l.F^ha^Brieuee ' ^ 

look to the benevolence of the friends of our sending the (impel after them, and invading., member*. o L iiiin I evi •, ~ in t' v 

eausetoroughout city and enuu try. A work , this means of approaching the uuti* pop- , For sale by ,1. Ball. • a! Dantd ? ^ P '' 


x.ll. Ixrt.CE.xcK, etc.,, etc., A Vk-I, 'chapter is the 
hist. The T.ndies, with tlihrvnlnmp lil Timid. 


Bible Society. 


This Society 


beauty. V* * . v ■ - 

The ’ QgLfMUB:_W.uTlli,V-.of notiiai-is.Uic 
Bayou country, lying in the limits , if the Ihr 


A" w ‘ ,,w * , xc. thM.Seil,,.. when green i,,, 
mid suit us. cork, and cmi lie-curnk. 
hat win'll dry it is si, lim'd ns idim«Hn 
a, .ion of steel. Again, ive li, ive a 


, ou „i sieci. Again, we lnivo seen tWV, 
do \ i vara, or snake tree, wboi* n 
iiifadnhle cure for- the hitiva nf ‘ 0re H 


iimwlnble cure for* the Mies 0 f \ 
Palo. ti e. Leehe, er .ailk. 
v , -"'t.i hTiv.euw, and the l'„|„ 


-vuewraioo in uio menus ot our sending the wospet atter them, and invading., .memtiei*. 
jiety WMineorpfirated by the Stole cause throughout city and country. A work by thia mmm „f upproaeliing the natiAi pop. For sale by J. Ball. 

tu in 1850. It ..grates upon the magni.nde nnd i,n,Kir.ance, eallsloudly Vllat ttnd hind with' T.m s-to, am,, ,,,-un.ud u.,.s.™u-., ,„The 

natKn l*** hwmn Tlf Uie A. B. Socieiv, U> ' or ^^l oration of nil. Kvcry one who . . , , * , very words of Scripture, nccerUlng to the usunl mar- 

... .... . ... loves the Bible should have an interest in the missionary toreli and spord- thus literally gliui refeiiacw. tiyi'tWr with >, marginal hsmu.iiy 

which it is auxiliary, lhe intention is tot, .... .x_'„ t_...,i... ir.;.:. . ,i... ,, n„ „ i. . 


. , .*• ... .... .... ■ , nivee im- mine snouin nave an interest in the 

h it ie auxiliary, lhe inU-ntum is to , .... . „ , ......... 

. . . buihling. As the Bible is every limn's Book, 

aoentie of Bible influence for the Salth- m i,, t un lwrsal eontrihution make the Bible 


weak, affording oopies of the Holy Scriptures. I House every man s house." 


in various languages, ^f the A. B. Society 
publication, at the same rates to auxiliary 


Tilt: Missionary Trkasihv, — D r. Selion. 


— —v — - I x'ltimmnftin IHhA^Jll, Hr. 

Sarieiie* thnnichout the country, us the I’a-llott tins city on VuemL..,. 

a In Vnir Viit-lr to-ltlwMlt iVtol III I „l. 1 A. ,| ell 1 « , 


Society in New York, without cost ol I |,i m much love from tho Churches und com- l ir<>BW:l * Awards the object, of the American 

qnrtaUon to depository hero included. J,,”, unity. His sunny face was pleasant to look < ^ , 'J onll!llt ,1 '' 1 ' s,> c | oty, I answer affirmatively. 

. . ,, , • 1 if .1 Correctly unaaratand it 

ilium ttliu i*i ilc I nvnntlwvH Uia .... ... . 


Uunfl|)orUUoQ to dcjH^itory hero included. 
The SeereUruM have just laid ou our tahh 


uir 

•* carrying' the war into Afriru ! " 
hie But here is the correspondenoo. above al- 
luded to : 

“Montuomerv. Dee. 1, J851, 
on. “Heverknd and Dear Sir : In answer to 
tel, your inqniar - " a ■ ■ til 1 1 r 1 mi. Alivi.'mlily im 
|n . brewed towarda the object, of the American 


... ,, . ..... u ,i ourrcniY miuorniunu it. 

- upon, this cold wenthcr. His missionary opc- », have lung entertained -the opinion 

Annual Report. The anniversary I rationsliave l-een quite successflil. During a founded upon tlie fullest observation and ex 
f neoember 211 has already been I H hort star in New Qrlennn Im Imu rn.ii;« n .i .miinnfw.i. ♦t,« vvi,:*!. » r. - 


" •» •> uiiu jYuiienni 

(if tin! OoapuK lly ( U'Ulciit MiknIjt; M. A.. n( Mag- . .. 

tlide n College. Oxford. New York. 3H) Mull»err.v st * ttCCCIlt tMl 

Une it Beott. 1R52. cles. 

We arc obliged to the PuhliHlierH for tlie hIkivc ' -William 1 
HUbptnntinl and neat and very useful bwik, just ^ Foaitive h 
from the prena. They have made a viiluahle ^ 0V ' 0W8 ( 

contribution to Bilitlcal literal tfre in it« re-pub- * ^ Literary 

licntipn. The utility oi marginal rtTerences, m Tm; iimi.HMiEM 
Hoarching the 'Boripturea, ia felt by every one’ Bnuir«» Oonftni 

who searpheM them. It iu an easy, uatiirul, au- The Itinera* iV’ 
thoritiitive comment — thia oompuring ’“.spiritual wards tty a 

thingH with apirituul.” It was u method much 
U8ed°hy the New Testament writera. Au cmin- OCCASION, 


1. Faith and Science. 

Ii. Latin Lexicography. 

8 vi Dantc|. 

4. MetiuMliat Prdaehing. * 

o. Tendency of Current Kvents in the Moral 
and Material WorTd, 

i». ltcoettt editions ot the Antigone of Sopho- 
cles. „■ . - , 

7. -William l'cnn. 

5. Positive Science. 

N. Heviews of Books* 

10. Literary Intelligeifee. 

The UmpHNiioi «» (Jmm.iu.en Uj- j. a. Ucri*. or lint. 
timoTR Uoiifcri'iiiM 1 . 


Z V 1,10 ,ar drunken tree; «, vegetable L'V 0 '* 

liurn d 1 Attakupus. I Ins is tho AnduluaSti of resin is founil at the roots of* tr 
America. Our route led nliimr thn at ffrouiitl. mid is a natiirnt nW..i, i. 04 ** un ’W| 


America. Our route led along the hanks of 
the Taebo, tho Atelmfalnya. IWwiekVBnv. 
Bayou Black, Buooft, Terrebonne. and*finnlly 


•gniuiid, inid is a natural iiitvli vpni1«?J Un '^ r l 
t«> pay the seams of' Vessels, • 


s’ •*< ■ ' iii iMMinr, .111*1 Illl.l 11 \ 

the Uifourelie. On all of these stream,, s’,, ,v, 

tar as we followed thoni *i* n fm.n.i a... ..v..; p i...., .. ";o IL , *s ♦telivenh. 


The Itjnera.ni 'h Wo e ; tier iiiuUlllectioiiB. dulii- nnd re 
wards- lly Itny. |I.»M. Katnu. I.ihic Ac Scott. ISA l, 


r - i, . . , * mi* ltM ciiiij reiurneti truiii Iviirotio iu.i.ii. . 

far as we followed. them. *wo found the Conn- " series Of lectures at Newllaveu , ln . T [, n ^ 
try in, the highest state of eiillivation Ef,- , TI "' l’-> H.-li'im fives tl„. f, ip’,, .!*'“• 

gant mansions mammoth sugar houses .i'to' 1 T ri'f?’ r 'f" < ' V' ro : 

.. *. f .. .gjj'fttegaag se y. 

Among many other things worthy of no- »™ 11 ™' whientiTliaosi Wde I hcTblood ot hb 
tieix the live, oak is not lhe least, i, grows !„" W 

elsewhere, hut not as it grows in the Alia- »an„-l„-ar„sr ,,1,., ne, e sale.nm tZhto 

■kapas. For size and beauty, it is not ‘ex- ,l,, 4 in all resiiCots most iitlecijiigr* v 

celled by any tree There may he larger/ 

but -none that, combine with 'size so much garian Indy was imprisoned at (irowi Wunr" 

heaiity It is tlie very bony ideal of all nrnn- ,'' lli( ," 'here. II,. |„„| „ fu , 

moittnl tree, nor is.it worthless 'in the eye of ,!« "''I! palings ,,f | 1PV wit . 


“Amotiff the instances of Aimtvinn 
related l,y Mr. Itn.ee, were these ; A VrantHute 


’ ...V.. .-lav nn IIIU, II •••>*,1 w *,r» nil 

heimtv. It is the very beau ideal of un orna- ,u \' v, l s ‘■•"‘'line 

mental tree, nor is it wort Id . > *"«»king out Inn: 


— . r .„, ouvvvop,,,., u louuucu upon me luueat observation imd <*v- w . *i . w - . 

g of neoember 29 hue already been shqrt stay in New Orleans, he lias realized for animation, that the White and African races !.dvisoa young sn, linns to' “ 

in the Advocate, wiUi the proimiR' ol the Treasury near $5,000 ; five hundred of can not live together upon terms of social from parallel passages before leaning upon 
further details. The officer* for 1851-2 are : this sum *— - L - •' *•• • and nnlitirail Mumlitv ..d u t. » -• - "" ... 


OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENCE? 


■Uiy .win .?'.,uuu . aye iiuuureu ot -ogow-v, upon terms oi social from parallel passages before leaning upon 

for tlie Gorman phatoh ; a small, “ nd l’ oUtiuttl Quality, and it is therefore de- human supports. ’’ These p irnllel passages are 

Prmideut. JoMiph A. AlAybin, Eaq. ixirtion for the California nfimion and the MlnlWo ** u,t thc f ' fuc u °lereil people of the U. oflcii of Hie greatest consequence in suggesting 

Vice l*n*id«ito. .Hon. inward McGehee. remainder for miwions to the culored nennto i StatoH « hould bo colonized aliroad and fitted to the leader the true interpretation of Scrip- 
WoodviUc, Mine., Hun Arthur E. Hopkins . .. 'loud people, for oelf-governmcut. ■ Thpir removal would tul '«. alter all other helps have f'iilwl. So true 

Mobila, Alto, Hon. R. D. Johnson, Galveston. ' K ftnt cman and eitizen-merehant of tomous he not only hcnolieial to themsolyes, hut .to ‘O'- CTOU ' in'; the interpretation of Ilia own 
Texas, I. MaUhewn, ltoq., New Orleans, La. ,uu “**»fl« n< ii!, not only Imre, hut In all the South- the white race and to our slaves. word, thauhe “ tVoril : of (Joil urn lamp unlu 

Beard of Diraeton. - James Suul, CTmirmuu : we»L sat in the congregation lost Sabbath and “ Th6 oetahlisliment of cnlonioe upon the aur f ' rt al,d “ , *« /l { unto uur jialh." The 

... ,, , : i i. n„. r;.. ... ,i . *i... . . emist nf Aft-ieu. I lwdinv,. l. , i best Cimiiueutators ou the Frupliets are the 


from punillel passages before leaning upon u ’' 's'-'xa ixiliuok jumixsv to . uxsi:in:xuE-i'i!.i. 

Iimuan eupporta.” Those parallel passages are iVi'm?'??,!,"!. 1 '!.! _ 1 ' I1AIK,K A- A K| sn mwr “in Tin. 
.»'■ •,*'., . . • 8 . ,-ua.x mu." rn.xiaai nisruav .ixn mkx .xou.ev 

ollea ol the greatest consequence in suggesting am, mu, j ,x attakai-am- mvi: o.iKs-mx'miKx,', 
tu the reader the true interpretation of Bcrip- s - 

lure, alter all other helps have tilled. So true Mr. Kihtor : You will knotP*"#* tbeiw 

is. it even in tl.e interpret, ,11, m of Ills own presents" that at, „hl correspondent liegs a 
Word, that the »* Word of (toil in II himn im/n .... i z .. .. *. • * 


Ol L/irOQKOn. . J»UUC« XAUVIJ, LllUllillUU. mm tmuituui IIIKI — cvnuuup Ilium UH* , 

K. Price, Charles Gardiner. Joecpli put his nidcinlo tlie treasury of tlie Urd, in C0,lHt AfHc “’ 1 l,t ' Ucvu ’ hll “ “'roudy done irreverewe' towards iu- 

sr, P. ii. Ozaime, Wm, M. Goodrich, the shape of a donation amounting to $4,(KKb. "T t< !. ■1 m * t tl,u . H ‘‘ lV0 tn,de ' tl ". lt ,l11 ‘ ll0 spired writers to cross-question them, ltgreatly 
-.paid. Win. H. lustpr, J. D. Hen- VVo wish there were more such rioli men °?! re" ' ur< ’l w 1111 inenea combined. enlighten s the understanding, ufldjitrifirms Inlth 
f Hi. name need not he told to he known fr" r ,* 7 tk “ 0,,1 y '■'-•nelits resulting to malm th. totimuiv uf man, witieme. i««r 

riw..W. H. Footer, Currctpoudmg , ^wu. It ih from oolomzatiun. Am u miamonary enter- ou a single point. Thi« method uil'urdB u kaleid- 

W. M. Goodrich, Rec’g Secretary. ommon oo( o iih. May lie live long prise, it ia the mo«t effectual meana of civil- uscopic view of. divine truth. A Bible ur Teata- 

er. .Thome* k. Price*. fur v ble«8ing8 andLeing blest. ixing und chriHtiuniziug Afriou, of uny that ment^ without marginal refereucew, preseutw tli^e 


- • r"‘ vu,n * u*i uwrresnonuent 'hugs a 

word UiRl^hc Word „J on,,, r ,..^ triK i uction . um , {aHl ^ b 

uur Jtrt and u /ig/i/ unto -our path. Tlie „ 1 111<lt . ,i r •* ,, ... 

best Commentators on the Pronhcts are the m U ? ! w * uo1 * 1 d " not menu 


moil tnl tnv. nor is.it worthless in the eye of ,J,' lW ' fllT onl,,.'''!! K !2' , %" nf llPr ,it ' 
the utilitariUn. A mechanic would., sec in Mum Austria. She was a'hiTlS?f V 
every one the ribs, knees and hulk head of a H'-hud lady, who Inid always livtsli, , d £“' 
stauifch ship. In addition to.tlie- interesting i ,!!! mo mSl 1 '! I ,. , 7".‘' , " h1 caunlty.l,, 
laee which this section_of the State presents, that the woman had lw-nlV1Slrt>re t tl.*. < t^ i ‘ 
!t is blessed with n snft and healthful atmom. b.sliim, „l trial, and condemned tot*™! 
pliere-always fanned by the sea breeze, and 1?"! borrhl-plncesliH 

j^itnied h, " sun whose rays are as genial as Anofhee ease was that „r „ mnrriwi WMM| 
within tlm tropics. Who, lor a muul.tr otfei.ee, was eompelled to n 

Thihodaux tlie sea, of tl.e Uuisiflna Con- 4l^ Mn .VJ?,h'^ wjk . # ine?.4\*S3*. 
cnee, was the terniimis mv ,..n. .....i , .ml s/.ii.i.,.Ui,i ■ . . ■ 


R. B. Shepard, Win. H Foster. J. V. lieu- 

Secretaries.. W. H. Foster, lor responding 
Imentory, W. M. Goodrich, Rce'g Secretary. 

Trseorer. -Thomas k. Price. 

General Agent. -Heman Packard. 

We eepy from the Report tlie following in- 


* a _ □ j 

enlightens the understanding, mid cojitiimt< taith 


Prophets are the "T T *7"; w “““ "o nut mean 

irei.ee towards in- ! . ur , t ' 1 ^" !“" ds UlVA ' l,uul1 W under tri- 

t them, ltgreatly Jllt “' '"“‘“‘“nn. with all her alligutors nud 
and coptirins Initli ‘'S 110 " lllld swamps, is surpassingly rioli iu 


,, . soinipi s. .r.aen smuier was armed frill, n .ii.v 

lerenee. was till* terminus nl my trip, and sn and. eompellnl to strike heavy blows ns it? 
it shall he of my letter. Touching tlie ('mi- I’J^ed, she Icing siripped to the waist, uj 
feiTi.ee, wlmt I s„w and heard has been d"™ adaH, o'? ,'‘70 ‘ ' -'f ^ 

ehrunicled already liy an alder pen', hut I suelf ns In linued', miiiiln,'i,nier! , " l ThHn»kri l 

/MllltZlif C.iwlwn.xn .. .. I -.1 . llllllitnh l.i^ ('..>111. ■ . " • 


, 7 , * ' ' I S J ..... , KUV I 

history aiid bouutiful iu imr gtJogruphy. lie L'aunot fori mar saying a word, notwithstand- 

i .1 i t- . .. * * i iii. ...i: . ^ . ... 


who bus merely seen her from the deck- of a 
steamboat, ean have noeorrt et ur adeijuutc 


1 ri.sbvtkrian Synod. -T his Ixaly adjourned 
their session in tliis aiy._laat week. YVe 


*■ • ‘uiiiud ui Li vii- MOLupiL »ic« ui.tuvuiu u uui. .1 uiuit* ur icsiu- '"'tu, vuu mm; nu eon* ot, ur aue(|uate 

izing und ehristiuniziug Africa, of uny that menl, without marginal references, presents the notion of_ wlutt she rcully is. Tosuehiutub- 
has ever been devised. In this point of view word 111 ‘be utmost degree of aakeduess and server she presents a monotonous, funeral us- 

nlikliu il io ..r 1 ... I , hareaiinasa /.E ml.lnl. U io P.. .. 4' .... .... 


tewrting items ' ine,r w ^‘ on 1,1 iaty.Jiist week. YVe 

“The whole number of oepiaa of Bibles * ntl nded giving an abstract of thoir pro- 

. £ . -1:.. i.... 


ulouo, it IS worthy ol regard and patronage, barrenneto «t which it is capable. So far from pent, through which there scarcely glcums a 0 ” U1U V “P "■ ueemea eliaructcrs. is of lashes for slioiting a .hurrah for Kii,uVh“ v 
“ I think it very well that tho . emigration thus muted to the popular reader, to the. suggestion of the wealth and interest that course, full, of. .ducidt-d eimraetoristies. . ■ These a custom of ties* tyrants.- in their white il? 

to Liberia hah lieen So gradual, affording tinte ““ p,e ’ a,ld to^babes, it is the strongest form of u e hidden behind her cypress liuughs and l^culiarities do nut now. as of yore, consist wetim tlniuk-ffie -pbrsau w'j? |,« 

to the emigrants to become familiar with “""S “ ,w ^“ d “ ^ ht ,ur th0se «**“* palls of moss. M either iu whole. or in hurt id ,1... I...4.U ? ‘.!L‘ be Aj* » "f. «*>&•* 

tlieir new situatiun. und tu linbiu* fehom* whn . , . - - * Luuisiuuu. ol all tin* Sfni.-M ♦!,« 


f MilthtHlist (.'onfori-nt'i- is nut like any bil.'wm.Th'ii'l nih., 1 ’! 
otlicr dclibcmtivO' body in tho world. It is non was ,di*a|t«d aa*a 
porfoctly unique. A -Methodist picqrlici is p trian army;' / 

ilccidiil clia rafter, the world, ore* and a, fas- 


iindiiig his leehhgH insupportable after luchf- 
fatiuly sue n Ha* to the vongqmu-D 0 f tlietvram*, 
h,ow <M,t his l nuns with a pistol, ami tlieironiy 
son was draft til as* a cnmmoii soldier in the \v. 


— - — — — 0 — .r m ^..i. wvx.uv,i/u «..c wa.. , v » o.«v i^iuoyiitn a iiiwimmiiDus, lunurui us- I • me trumu mm; ana aims- Another i h.h? ui lnurilor was that of^lblditf. 

barrenuess of which it is capable. So far from pect, through which there scarcely gleams a «•'“>% ^ »p of decided characters, is of Kes '2 

being thus suited .to the j»opuhir loader, to the suegestion of the wealth m.il ino. »!...» I course., full of decided ciiiiriwfnrlu/;..., .. a custom of thpKA t.vrimu -t - . .^ w 


‘•me wume numDer oi copies 01 utmes - ” ° muir pro- to tin* emigrants tu become familiar with v u v - ‘ 

md Teatoaiento sold (W,m the Depository du- ue « d,n 8 8 ’ ,>ut WW atj^e time of getting their now situation, and to imbue .those who SSL 1 k “T' led * e °‘ , 1 ‘ ‘T ri ‘T ttid ‘ ? ,lli 
ing the year, is seven thousand one hundred neccwvury information. Among other bust- may follow them with coh-ect principles, and * ^fiSwSJaw^T^'w'do TOTqttoli^ 

iri hwntT.tT(L unfinnlinir in ruliu* In iipm fhn Kvn,o1 : i *i .. _ . •. « . , . . . ....... * 


ring the ycir. to seven Miouaand oo^ hundml necesaary lntormation. Amuug other husi- 
and twenty-two, uniunUng m value to $3002 ness, tl.e Synod entertained ihe proposal of a 
$(. Three have been principally in English, house for. their Board of Publications v„... 


*• 1W have been principally in English, house for, their Board of Publications in Now 
Spaairii, German and French, and embracing ( )rleunK 

nine otter Unguagre. Tlie agent informs us ... X 

too* is so increasing demand at tlie Depoai- r Vld Hftddon und »‘l‘ers spoke at 

- ... m . am*> I i ri .1 «• «... MI111P lnnirtli fn $!>!•. DP. . - a i ■ ■■ 


“ X 1' 1 

impress them with the necessity of industri- 
ous habits. 

n I cannot doubt but Libciiu will continue 
to prosper if the Society will give it the pro- 
per supervision, studiously avoiding all con- 


* * ^ ^ ‘ S' 

their application,’ to some so-called cheap edi- 


Louisiana, of all’ the States, claims tlie 
batli,cr ol Waters as iter sire: and though 
she .sometimes feels his rage.' she is more 


tuuii ajjymtiiiiuii, iu auiue su-cuiieu entap eui- ‘ .ws.sjuv*x»svn twit? um nipv mic i* mun* 
lions put forth by tlie Am. It. Society— a very largely enriched by his munificence. Bight 
questionable cheapness. Thu most valuable proud is she of her parentage, and right roy- 


omre » an merewang ue.imm. ui me itepisa- „ T’“ per supervision, studiously u voiding all eon- 

toqrfcr.hta.byRom.nCatholieaandtha, length to thts effect. . Mr. II. urged neethmor interference with the pLcal or 

TCr y < * reful . *° e “““ ne » nd K 01 thc I’ ur< ' ,mmn K of 11 lot and tho erection of « sectional questions of the day. 

MM nR4k(> tm<* vprHion. In nm> Iiouhie with n *•;««* *. „ .. . * 


1- - -‘X- moo* *UIUUUIC X - X — -/V' “**'* 

I result^of Bible study, viz. : the collection ^lind ,aBy she wears in one the names of consort 
arrangement-of verbal and material references 'sovereigns. Tho sole heir of the Mississippi 


thag are very careful to examine and get thc purchasing of a lot and tho erection of u 
mmetmtthe true vendon In one instonce house, with a view to engrafting upon the 

“ P ri ''«"K °® co and a newspaper, to 

•tBS*t3T! iz £1 n'T n 3 *» 

fmato aaoretoin if it were the pure edition lUrc 11,8 P f Sw>» condition of the world. 


- T . r: — , - 'sovereigns. The sole heir of thc Mississippi. . - — 

;Ion or interference with the political or ftn< * P ara ^ e ^ B * vor y copious and apposite, nre her soif and. geology are the bourded sums of cn ^ fondness for bon honmnr.y ^ Flip ( 

ional questions of the day. thus discarded, and the editing of the YVord of more than a thousand annuities. Itwhaduc enco ’ft ()0r aflbrdsopportunriyior- the < 

Most respectfully and faithfully God, save in the respect of mere mechanism,, is to.nueh' a land that the proudest and the uf ,lleS1 ' MuaUtien^ For a spocii 

" Your obedient serVunt. 'T ^ ^ tll0 " ld . 011 ™ of two centuries ago. , t c , iiv Mry alone should achieve its dis T“' T"'V ' l,e ex,nni 

- • „ - Put wlieu tire margju IB crowded with refor- ...'...a i„.,„.„ i> .. , UIH ‘ of a single, eliaratSter. With all thus 

„ euccs, the reader of the Bible hns felt n want, ’ .* ., . ' I ' 1 ’ k ““. nll ' lwe< l anatumiriis they dissect . their suliiee 

I Hew. John- Morris Montgotnery, ftH. awkward and slow work-turning over- *?>? mim ™ oi , L ! 1 ^ . ttnd D “ ■**>*>. V*uA , T , nvll sole ; every fact is hiu.ml ^ 

A ‘hi.. Agent Am. Col. Society, for Missis- 'leaves, und tucking down corners, in following foremost, and almost alone, upon the pages over* feature of tin* cii«n i 

sippi, LiiUisinna. and A lnhgmn. up these referenees, and it is a difficult feat of "flier earliest annals cussed it leu -th f) • . s , ' xi “*» 1 *"‘ d » 

I unite must cheerfully Vith Ci'iV. Collier ‘"' re ^ in , " nd «*«" " U th f 1 ,!' ^ito ^partunit^ as well as the necessity. Canoes" reiwniteJ ",V Hfose'l^ 

lis Annrobation uf the ,.r ,kV » ... fl,u ''B 1 " 111 An "»« w' 11 "'- 1 ' »•! tniv'ers.ng tl.e Maty diagunaBy, f roln |.„ , ,. . • , _ 0H , . In . u " 1,, 


tjjf to ascertain if it were the pure (jdition, I ie P^nt coi 

_ STapprered highly graUfled when, on com- th “P eouUar loc8l *‘y. 

a/ * - A A. — A I C .1 • Mil 4 * 11 * 1 , to# • mill l.n ...A I 


caibnl for aome Huoh 


ol type and text, ho found it was a “* uffort ; 1,nd lir ' solemnly phxiged himself tu 

. _/• At . II* _/• /V I .■ • A 1 AAlV , . ' 


“Most respectfully and faithfully., 

“ Vnur obedient servant, 

■ j “H. \V. Co’l.LlER. 
“To Rev. John Morris Beimo, Montgomery, 
j- 11 Ala., Agent Am. Col. Society, for Missis 
“ "ippi. LoOisiaun. and. Alnhgmn . 


peeuiiai'ities do nut now. us uf yore, consist 
either iu whole, or in part, in the hat-brim or 
eoat-tuii, i fie fact tliut the preachers have 
disearded those old time -nutious. speaks 
highly for their giXMl'sensejuid iiulejH'iulehee. 
W loitever is distinctive of them now as a 
class, cnii no Intiger’ be located in their ens- 
tuine. But it is rather found in t hei r .il'uoi- 
tnl and devotional lmhits. find in their gen- 
eral fondness for hon hommie. The Confer- 
ence floor alfords opportunity fur the display 
of 'all these qualities. For a specimen ?l 


'■»nn w'joiin 

er in whole. or part, m the hat-brim or which tyrants will .Icseen.l ^ H Jit" 1? 
t-tau. i Im fact tliut tho proachors have * s l' malice! Tho stddipr rofuiied » t/ i,l 

.....I ..A a i ’ mi av * . whinnor— wIiM-iuiiwit. . 


r~ — ' — ■ —••* »»• v* i»n ii ■ t.t iiiiiiaen m \ 

of the Word of (Ari -the true I give #10(H) to such u scheme, should it be 


m Heaven. 

erire amongst the Romanisu to read 
is more and ■lore manifest among 


udoptffMl. 


whippor-iwlmmijH.il he was uWlevJ 
twenty-five ,.oje lashes : . be .sViP, *^£5^5 
wenty-five ..lore were given u k , (ll fi, 
Ihnnks .wore extnrtisl fren. Id-,,, . 
at the same time, •• .My buck belongs to the £a- 
peror, biit-iny heart beloiir-s t„ Kossiilli ” 
Kossoth. Mill Mr. lln.ee. is tin. i.lol of tbrai- 
toia, and all classes ave dMotcd to liim villi i 

constancy .ml respect and love tin, I )Un u»' 

aloiost f.enzj: They Micve'tlmt he is ileetiatd 
to lead them to victory nHd.liidttpemleiief • mi 
il. soul the speaker, he wore tu appear ia ku«. 


in his approbation of tlie object* of the Aim 
Colonizutilm Society. .1. .1 . Oiimond ^ 




foremost, and ulmust alone, upon the pages 
of hei* ettilleHt antiuls 

The opportunity, as well as the lmcessity. 


of all these qualities^ ■"For a specimen of if* Haid tlie sj eaker, ho wore to apm*ar in Hob- 
inentul acuiiieu, jujjt^Y'itness the examination p n T* hacked only by a hundred men, la* couM 
of a single, character. With all the- skill ol in8t *J n, }y t,u? entire nation in the whirl of 
anatonustH they dissect, then- .subject ^ from - 

cyown to’solc ; every fact is brought out and FiuKvosiiii-. — Lieutenant tYloutgoiiicry hd 
every feature of thc case is examined and dis- H( - i n nm< wiljtiiry soryiee. HoXvevor, tho win 
* * - • were nwr, and he hnd nought to do,, hut Ionics 


... . ‘ . .. o, 4i- ,, 1 stum‘es. rcmim 

tif truVetsing thc Mute, dittgoimily, from her ; i *, • 

.. 4l . 7 ,T ,,er improved their 

w«>Kt(*rn corner, neuelv #<> *i... o . 1 


LcnMH4*d nt Ion (r# Ii Thiu i i • I were .over, nnd lie hnd nought to (|o, hut loubr 

■cussed at length. Hub ordeal., ... some „„ |, 081 hu ooi.M throogh life .ip™, half J 

l reminded npe of those Indians who 1 — ■*— 1 ' " 1 ' 


not only referring to apposite passages, but Northwestern corner, nearly Jo the Mouth- \ ,WI ar ‘ 1( r y I’y m 

placing them, “in the very words uf Holy western extremity, reccntlv*i,re««n#zwj .V their captiyos/ und si'eiiig h 




1 L,BKRU -' Th ‘ 1 brig Julia Ford cleared. 
,7 .nd ‘ f " f ’ d - U *“ P°rf yesterday, with forty-niue emigrants 

ia, end (be German (sipulatioii ol lor tlie Colony in West Africa. 


‘I also' concur in the objects of this So- ^riptoic." right before the eye. ip the same 


H. Doi'oiikrtv." pagein juxtn-position will, the text in question. 


I am fully impressed with tlie importance 


western extremity, recently ). resented itself 
To escape tlie tediousness yf ilinry'nnd date's 
you may draw a tolerable straight line from 


archery by making targets ol 


.. mm jib; 

lie was one day taking his ease at hit) tavern, 
wlii’ii Iu* observed a stranger, evidently a foi^ 
oigner, gazing intently at him Tlie Lieutenast 


• M f .. * * .. i V 11 our neantesi reconirnendatinn. 

Prolezaor Gliddon'z Lecture— Lvoetun nail- “• "t™e provision, for getting rid of 'His a simple but important step of progress, an 

Hall, our free upl oceu popuhitiou, and will cheer- imnrovement in #ti<* ureoi «*a»i* ,.e 


* e * 1 : ‘ • you may draw a lotertijm* straight line fr,m. 

Huchd^^it.en of the new Testament liefore Shreveport to ThilaKhiux. and then ud.i, 

«». Me give, it our heartiest reeon.mendati.m. lnmd . , )UBtr jde jt for tho iot.rnev 'rul'" 


could throw (i.e shaft and' not pierce the 
victim. 

Conference time, is, howov.er, the preacher's 
holiday, and with all this severity there is a 


I, ,i.„ s lrt ' R 1,rl,1 f* ivte, miy at bita. The Lirutenut 
Hourly tin y .apiwarwl not to imtieetl.o inliusion, but chiftol 

i.„. „„.i ..fin .. -. 1 . .... 


• ** , . ; iiniuniuii, uui N1UIPI 

too, and still, with ail unblaiiched gnw, he 
stared. This was too much for ..Muntgumerj, 
who ruse anil approaelied bis -.orutinizing in- 
truder : " , . 

. “ Du yuu knew me, sir ?" auknl Hit Lid- 


three Mote yean and ton ’ were well tiigl 


. -Aiycmim uau. our free colored population, and will ehoer- improvement in tl.e great work of promoting "T** w f*»»™ “ “* *-x««nnve-pine, wooda': The sermons . 

Jit'^deUW^ M ."' '.km fld b' '"dte ‘'l.aoyfeusilile selicme for the pro- the full nud accurate A„ ol e/„/g, lloi* """W"" 1 ' n( ’ u (? 11 ' b«t xemnrkuhle. n'evertl.c- generally good 


numbtffd. UtelT nr4+r~A A • . .. 1 ^K.>puuu Arcineol- iuuy unite iiMiny.musi ujc 

^ i ? “B'-t.'I'dlvere.l his third .lisqporse at the Ly- motion this object. 

A folUml fashionable % I- Cm ton" 

ttmt b* might learn therefrom the way to w- aud.eaee was m attendance. The lf.,11 ore- t-HIt.Tox. 

•re the relvation of his aoul «ente<l an interesting speotacle to- the lovers 0 f ! 11,,, fl,Uowin Ki fr° m the, proceedings of the 


hand, bestride jt for tl.e journey. ’ti,„ o "" V " nd "' ul ' 1,11 tliis sev.'rity there is ir - “ Do you ku.jw me, sir : 
object of remark is'an extensive’,,,,.,. 7* «7' 1 dcttl of Win 8 »» d B""d . nature, .... - 

common enough, hut remarkable. nZto ! . 7““^ the late ('..nference. were >w„s ,S,! 


Iht* Conference rfcrhioui whs 


***' •mu pre- 
sented an intereHting spectacle to* the loVers of 


% OI , r .uvvv..„,^n uir 

•‘The demind upon i» from a U aectiomt uf ?°7 rUj > of ,he £ rote *l™> of Uie horrible; ^te Hession of Alabama C>fercnce i« in 
» cotmtry ieincre»uu«g ; frequenUy, too. ^ ^ of plac< , Uon , an(1 Hhould haw 

-nretorealri.rew^-w.^whlel.WehtM! 


fl» oountry ia increaaiag ; frwmentlv. t,„, l,ei, ! K UunB , TOOU ' 1 with "»n»roos c. 
to> part* and through source, which w« l.»,l old F lc,ure *' " *ho counterfeit , j 

3 T J^, ■ -.A S V*toeh tec had meats" ofdefrmct kings, who li‘ve.1 Vfure the 

“Tke riook which hitherto wc lmve wna apenmens .a „net e „t l,is(o.f done on 


* TW stock which hitli4*V#Tt ta*aa 1 1 nooa ; wan Rpeennens ot nneten 

U* to , T * Uve ,K,C, ‘ W.v*u.,oUlsr Ut.n tho days 

ohle to keep heen found tusuf- with arrow-headed characters 


Ictont to meet at all times the demands upon 
•a, tff nch kinds and iu such quantities os 
redared It is anticipated that the demand 
eimiiBg year will 1» mmsiderebly i n . 
•“"■J 10 “»*>• which, it is estimated u 


oisopurse at the Ly- motion of this object. ... Scripture*. ' less, reaching in its length Iron, tho |>, lr i u i 

tee The Hall pre- - . ' .A- Kltlo.b. p, i#. a. Utoou. iRti 'o,.u,di LiasY.I,,. breadth thc entire ridge^ '-lying bdtwoen Th! ? , y “ 7 ,|wt P" 0 ' 

ado te- the lovers of 1,1 *" 1 '" wl,1 g' from the, proceedings of the The hook Wore us, of 800 pp double colmm, Red River Imttom and the Sabine i. ‘•* h s<Wd-n« you know, lms carried scores of riders, 

nd of the horrible; late .sessmn of Alabama Conference, is in Is a condensation fro* the larter work: It will forest of prodigious proportions 7? W ° U ‘ d d °# l,uttel ' 011 fl " d ' 

.. co,l,e " of place here, and should lmve lam,, given- in B,K11 '' Wf fee!' convinced, lw inttvsiuce.! in the filled out. The pine is oHth,. h,„,r ie„r ‘t wouhl be unpitrdooahlc to see on. 

rho ^oivnl -, o Ur columns sooner : shape of this Abridgment or the original, into. gics. luxuriant in its foliage, and iriur.M'i7 " a " T' "a- 11 ' ^ hishop Paine i. 

Seniayr.et —a torn...,. nsl« VoZ ^ « *" y «*• its girtl. and tallness. tt «o-h 1 prestdtng officer J, early as a cardinal: 

vs A he! , the Rev Mr IVoso „r . roryy-one ..n.ues, o. u, 6 ,. w mtoaence in. the traveler, us lie inreaus toe oosem.? (f th, ‘ and foil, of gomlneas in lua looks and tonnoers. 

f Abraham, and tnelttv. Mr. ease, Agent of the American, various departments of Sacred Literature, of . , ?■ , ?, """Cure WU y and But my letter bus run too lone „„d th,. 

more , icil . C.domzatmn Nwtety, who ^dressed the Con- Weouatry and Europe, are engaged in the'i "’“7 ^ u ■ 1 7 ich Ntllrt »P d-ings "f tl.e Conference, and the uZ 

"t" mystic •• hand- ference eloquently upon the importance of P Sp» of this volume. The Bitdo Diotion- hk «-* eet ? d Rh«rt« 'iretmd h.m. are' mnA also, are they not written in 'to- el 

. . furthering its object* : upon .which tl.e fi.i. aries liHl.erto in use. natwiih.*Vn.u». »hiu. and gloomy. I he trees group tu ,1... , * - co/»nine 


our columns sooner : 


*j rj tm; i nriHh 

of Do Soto to St. Landry, urnl covering j, |it 
breadth the entire ridge lying lAdWoen the 
Red River bottom nnd thc Sabine. || v j H 
forest of prodigious proportions, and , V ell 
tilled out. Thc pine is ofThc dong l ( , u e S, 


file to the iminitiated th .T7.- f Cn ' ' “■"'■■'a' 1 ' 11 f«'m*y, wno ^uresse,! the Con- Mqs country and Europe, are engaged in the' wuicn start op 

writing on the wall ' ,y *' 10 “ httnd ' fercjree eloquently upon tho iijjportonce of ptuducijun of this volume. The .Bible Diotion- *‘kc sheeted ghost* around him, are gmnd 

Mummies lined the walls , - f,,rtll, ' r ' n K >*" "bjecte : upoo whieh the fol- aries lAtluo to in use, notwithstanding their lind gloon^- J he trees group ithoilt him. ih 

lsek of fle«h, together with" V a ^'ing preamhle and resolutions were passed many exceUgneies. here Imoon.e like almanacs ,11,1 J 0Btl,! attitudes, seemingly conscious of 

tossi like "" H ' ' “Whereas, in our "pinion the colonization Aut ,,r dll,e A. work of this sort was much their aboriginal clitlmfl and their tmturnl 

That hlluw ll till- tlcn.i i ii 4 i • i ,xf r ...IU nnlnwAxl iu.At.1n A.. aI ■ ■Inuhlnvnln.l not ...... I,. .... .e ii ... . llnnandnnoo Ilf. 1‘iw.lu iiOV.Sl.. 1 


without doubt tl)0 best that has backed the 8 ome, 7 
white liorHe” for many a day. That 'fami 
steed.as you know, has carried scoros of riders. Th er < 

who would have done’ hotter oil foot. The An 
Bishop— it would ho unpardonable to see* one Wher 

and not speak about it- Bishop Tuind i* N< ‘ 
a good presiding offider^iearly us a curdinul- T Hn, r ‘ 
and full, of goodncHM in liis looks and manners. BriJl! 
But my letter bus run too long, und the An 


I think I do,” answered the foreigner, who 
evidently a Frenchman, 
ll.uve we vvormet before?" continued 'Mont* 


THE UNKNOWN WORLD. 

There is a world wc have not seen, < 

And time can’ ne’er that World destroy,' 
Where mortal footsteps hath not lieoa, 

No ear hath nuigjit its* sounds of jo;. 

There iu n region lovelier far 
Than sages know or poels slug— 
Brighter than Bumtncrft beauties are, 
Alul softer than the tjuts of Spring. 


the Advocate ? 


I htyo is a world with blessings blest 
• ^ Beyond what prophets e'er foretold; 


#ek of fiiM $5000 in value, of well assort ci and stretched on one of the shelves -7.,’ , „ 

“ d t ' OUfi - '*"*"* *“*°«»' 01 » liable eroewlile M 
^ 1^™‘"y of the frie„ d . up from U,e bed of old Nile, and, having „ 
your Beard recommend that a m “* t - *“*»' and fish-like smell '• A lssl. 
NBcteat amount be at once raised tq enable (““PP^ •» be that of one of tl.e ancient kWs’l 


iviTZZ" hl "' U, •" “Whereas, in our opinion the eoloidzath! 


, ‘ *wouno, hooked 

U|. from tl,e bed of old Nile, and, having .. u 
most, ancient and fish-Uke smell.” A lssl, 


c._. . . ^ uj cnauio i ; •• 

the hooety to embrace every opix.rlunitv t.. I Uy ,n gIoomy “‘ ,lte - 

IffEt^ri ’ /VpwiU ' ry volume 


Liberia is in accordance with the, wine and 
lienevolent arrangements of Divine Provi- 
dence, uf once heneficiul to themselves to 
their ehihlren, to Africa, and fraught with 


v —swum "on was mnen - — — •• imcuii,, .m- 

f free eoloretl people from this country to 1 «"idernte.l— not liuqle up .if old materials, but dependence, lie iecls utterly alone— „„ 
.iheria is in uecordanee with the, wise and the produfet^of the best and latest trader upon tlie society of iiatiire'sinaiiioiat,! 


.Ian. 22, 1852. 


Woodsman. 


Nor might. the tongue of angel guest 
A picture of that world unfold . 


A picture of that world unfold 
It.it all holy iimFserene ! 

. The land of glory and repose’ 


toy in gloomy state, displaying a .(.“ ‘T , “ """ '«H„,toy and 

shriTelle.l am.tomy: • ' ' 1 her institutions, therefore 

The subject of the lecture ' was, « “ Ra “‘ ,al - That w* deem the colonization 


^ ^ ^ aiid fraugl.t with ^ f is. W 

shmelle.1 anatomy: • ' hvr institutions, therefore mv a,. the mood she sometimes assumes her,, -n... 


researches in Biblical stuily. Numerous engrav- eliildren. He fools their pro^enee lit ■ .u.Aora v.— -Now that there is . a prospect ol 

ings illustrate it, e*|«eially^ the department dience of mind, and almost instinctive P “’ “P®! 1 '"^ 0 . ll "t Parana riverlor free m.vi- 

of Natural History. Tl.e epitlWe l.efore as is treats Tlie loftiest mood of n 'V att ‘' I,Ul, i “ (t‘W* '"*» turned t„ tl.e re- 

al.out half the siz^ of the original publication: A,„ tM,, o is when sources and productions of this country— a sub- 


No darkness dims the radiant scene, 
Nor sorrow’s tear within it Hows. 


ucr uiniivuiiiuitfr. uicreiorti ■ , . • — "vr * 

.t Kcsolml That we deem H . • very weak eyes ; the paper stout and fair, hud 

le.nl, ed. 1 fiat w* deem the eohmization the landing plain. The price docs not put it 1 

‘ e n ‘ P^'P ( 0 op ‘^tatc to beyond tlie reach of uny who prize a utteful book 

lAilicriii ontir/dv 4>Truv1i4*tx# ... .. .. r*. i , ..... 1 wn# 


Liberia entirely expedient and practicable, 
and worthy of our aid, , 

“ Itesntied. That we look with favor upon 


For sale. by J. Ball. 

WoK.nif Almiwuf prayer, fur . very Uay Iu the 
' yrur New York 1851 - .'«rl, r Alin,. 


^EtrenMTrutb. --—e The subject of 'the .ec-ture ' wa, " Kgy-pt, '' « T.mt we doom the eohmization tU^TT^T^ 

The fcUowtng from the Ulanoe ahts-t of 'e 7 1U,tur ^'" Tll <-' lerturer "‘a>e fr.-e|m«q,le ofcolor Irom this State to beyond tlie reach tff *pjr who prize a uttoft. book 

the books, token on the first of IW "k.tcbe.1 the hi story of Egyptian discoveries a- Ld ’ erl " cntlr ?'y «*P cd ie"t and practicable. For sale.by J. Ball. 

the cW of our financial exl.ibits Do. ^ j 0 ,”* 1 " dur 7 the last six years, , ’. ml j ®" d *'"rthy of our aid ' ! r„,„ Wka'i. xWti, „f prwyore f.ir eve y ,i,y |„ 

preeeiitaituation of theaffiurs'ol the Socle. ' "« extraordinary developments with ‘• Resolved, That we look witli favor upon * y,ur York 1861 barter A \ 

atetk of Bible, and Testaments L Mmnh m* '’' V the '***«* *!"' rVl: ‘’ nt or K ftni * fttion nf » State’ Coloniza- T l* 1 » is 11 l - 1)llk , hiFfie. opto type, lair 

Store fixtures ' ‘ ^ 19 eonunhed'fr , di "' U,m lu Aluluuna. under whose 0 „s- l“»* r ,,,ld "Wlug, pp. 820. A rich plate, the 

BiffeMoeivabto , 0 ^ 9 99 . ‘v wreophagi, buried beneath I'ivto this work of emigration will he prom,,. " ,d ' V of Ult ' ''<K,k. shows a family at 

tefc sSflS! I, "‘" t«l. ttnd we pledge to i, , mr cordial L,,,... 1 T, r '<**«» »rigi„„„*| „ d«lg„ „f 

the ol^it Its! e, humlrisl years, und tliut ration, . pi, ms men of .lie Church ul' Scotland t„, promute 

riafatito Bail,. SMULlti. ttel.,d4d^,a M ,' ( 7^ n " W . r,| ' , ■ - ’ •/(t^/L.aiat.wsMvillgiv„ m ri,,fl ll , j l1 ' 1 ' 1 . r 4^‘ Jbe_Ptueticf_dfi^mratio-«ll 6 ion. 

-Ore threat Society— n$185r31 , to* .mwteagw. of U.e early world. Hrecimen. - '.^ mr " Hu< ' ni '<'' One hundred and etohtv minis, ..c ...... 


[ tl.e mood she sometimes assumes hero. The 
wind that grieves in tl.e pine-tops seems to 
'sing the dirge of dying 'time, and the trees 
Stand tall and unbent, as if to mock H ml ex- 
ult over the mortality ol man. For centu- 
ries they have remained upon the ground they 


■ J i V'txMtlllyll IIJIUII llli; grUlind LlKHV , . 

This is a family ls.uk, huge, o]k>i. type, lair occupy, undisturtied by mau and beast and lowl t " K llcuou 

| pajier and landing, pp. 820. A rich plate, the ", „r. »* ■< - . ’ d dui:tl uMs ul that country 


sources aiai prouuctmns uf this country— a sub- 
jeot on which, owing lo tl.e ex.-fosivc character 
of the llfivernment IV.r many years, hut little 
l.uDientic information has hitherto been elicited- 
Ilia lecture on Paraguay, d.divorcd in New 
York by Mr. Hopkins, before the aeogn.pl, ienl 
and .Statistical Hucioty, which is fully reported 
ia thc NowYork Evening l'ust, wo find thp fol- 
lowing interesting account of the v^getahlh pro- 


H i" not fault'd by Summer's gale, 
lis li ii( refreshed liy venial showers; 

It never needs the moonlieaias pale, 

Nor tl.ere are Jaanvi, the evening l.ourtt. 


No-^uo !Hhis world is ever bright 
With azure radiai.ee all its own; 
I'he streams of uncreated light 
Flow round from tl.e eternal throne. 


««'rty.-'.-: .-;$lS5T^d 
o rT ti ^ , -ef ocoo, “ • • 139 «i 

Udtm Bible Society . fl«G <JJ 

.. e A , Ui * y fto 

^ Pre. 9, *fo Uf bq . 282 fiii 

Dtble House fund. .. 4827 54t 

Bedanoe, being net 
vp i t al in rtore 


pa wr and landing, pp. 820. A rich plate, the paying to. at, occasional ^..atter, whose 7“^ ' 

I only pnttir.. Ot the hook, shows a family at emption nobody ditpute"! a scinitv trilmt r 1 he vcgcta de kmg d oi" of Paraguay presents 

“-4,7'' 

s^sasarwsds- 


Thei'to, I'oniiH that mortals may not hoi*. 

Too glorious for tlu* pyu to triice, 
Anil clad in peorfess majesty, 

.\b'»v(* tv'ltjj lmnlleretl grace 


lu vain the )>hihiHnphio eye 

May seek fu view tho hiir nhodp, 
Or find it in the curtained sky— 

It is the dwelling place of Uud ! 


TZZZTZZZZ** V ° M -, far - ,'r.edeabhfi ini:S^Sr «!> ‘'W'fy "'foisters of tlmi 


H j| W " n ; U " d : U, '! i,nU ' V ' ^ rbael.nd the The I'Yk.v,, , The three Hebrew & 

.? ** piturio country, about forty yj 4 ** 1 ; sassafras, Jtbn.Vwootf, difagon's cbfo’n might lmve escsncil the fiery 

[ nnles from Ope fousme and perlntpa fifty f rom ’^,^^9^^““* V-omlon. lDiuorlAo up„„ very easy forms; one obsequious^ 

! ^rmemte H. ’They eouhf’iuive *- 

slovel ulupist pun, fully sir varied |,y Wou j. an insect, hut requires for its food „ species of Iivered theinselves. lait they rather idaoe W 

lands, and oeeasionully relieved by plantation ‘ h « 0 “ 0 ‘ u » .pl»nti , 'wo dietinct kinds ./indigo, be delivered by their 0, si. ' Perhaps jeu M 

Sn^r ,1<h0 “ 0i ‘ “ ,h '’' vio t init y «<• ote^ts:™^ J «^ 1»« noryf, that you 

1 vfiyyr poor, and to tlie tray-, black and green. * ’ kept in a holy, humble, idiihl-likudcjHMuli'n^ 

eler in winter its appearance is rather slurilc t . h .° forUHt h ‘ t,us >' iu, 'l valuable gums, upon God . 

and uniuviting. not yet tamiliar to commerce or medicinu ; and — - " ■■■■ ■ ■ _ ■■ i ... _ ■ — **^ 

v\r * * , i . . , they comprise ‘some of the most delicious per- lim'P msiTk’h lt’UDM t'HF I’HESS, 

W a entered the prairie about nightfall, and fu,, ».c- s »‘»>d iucense that cun be imagined. Others, » I I • ». I J**! I It - 1 I . 

were conducted 'by a C'reolo tu the liosniteM n R flin * ftre bke amber— hard, brittle, und inso- Thk (’hoss ok CuuikT,. being tlte Very •'* 

dwelling of 1 one whose name belongs ft. the uPg^Trat ; .dherea'^S ^wS.' l^“ d 

lustury of oaHy Methodism. To u«, cold when once dried, is unailkittHi hy w^t or dump- ^ Bascom, I). 0., LL. D., immcduiUl) 1 ' 

hungry, and weary witlmll, this was an o„sis • T llc !,rri "d", «r rubber tree, Dm product ding his Ordinatiiai to flic IgpiwoM .Iff » 

Thoh. were angels hero- minis., ■ of , W I , "°* almost a monopoly with Para, .together with a sketch of tl.e fuels ah' 1 * 11 . 

u "hs ,n "ir. ministering spirits and also the Palo Saute, which uroduees the 1 . ,,, wluck •* 

who led and warmed us, and. awofitenod i„.e' Rum guiluodia. czowd tl,o .'forests. roB.tv o. d ""fo ol ),.» illness and duitli . , „{a,.; 


Tm: I'Yu m r 


written iu re., in. '.^.uu Ue.aostl.ene. «ndT I'"’ " Uth ° riZod a ^ ut 01 
another two boojp, of Homer. We will not ... Zn,, " n S " CU ' t - V *2? I K UH " 
teinnt to irivn .. 1 "t‘ H 


atadTea- 


*310 00 


temp, to give era . skelcfi u f U.e inte c-t inw 
tepire teuehel upon. The lecturer .as Imteuto 

to with profound attention bj „ most ....cll^tt^, 

audience. At the conclusion of the di^oi.?! 


r„rii„ x.» o.]..,,,ci.,.i« a.I.w.i., 

Religious Progress in Texas in 1861. 


..o.unpnt VI UilHtOID^^V 

aadtouee dispersed h, various part oruSIf . T W« “ynwl* 1« v « **«, orgatlitted, old Mdiutd 
breach occupied iu admiring survey of I P<ttky(ctiun and LuiUran. The former eon,- 
drswiugs that lined the room, ilia . , , I fists of about 20 members, and held im 


lfrnyers- for particular occasions are appended ; 
as on a ..iprriage day, or birth day, or com- 
lUUhlou, etc. . Some of them are full of sugges- 
tion, and greatly assist in marking out a chan- 
nel for devotional feelings : [r. g ] the prayer 
ou u lunerul occasion, furnished- by Dr. 


CTbe receipt* in 

<ff(fc.faeto*4«ri 

to $1150 48, , 


1 . . , *. "‘“fS ourvvv UI tlie 


. . a,d * ^ goneral food 
«*$, *wiug tite past year, tuu.au, 
B. apd the expendiuir.* to *718 
fi.itot I Mtlaj.ee tff receipts over ex 


r * wo BynuuMiuvc ui*m oigiimzud. old m-Ikhi r*i.-i. , 4 . . J ‘ — I'**" *»’ry iioor, ana to tlio frm 

1*1 tsbyt trian and Lutheran. The former con.- ^hlv Tr^th ^ in . wi, . ltor lii * “PPOHrailOe ia roller aterile 

aiste of about 20 members, and held its first /are trisft 

iiKJOtinur in die citv oi AiiHtin » ruis.i. — ar ..i .. VY r i» untATiut .1 a • 


nueu u.e room. ^ qurint old ^ 1,1 ttrx,ut - u membera, and held it* first pure apirit, making much mention of r I 

olbrewoiuterB nrr ° Wd '* , ' ,M,ed >nd the ‘“^ n f ^ **>® ci‘y of Austin, in October, and constamly Utoucehiag resignation Ood 

wonuers, lhe latter consists of eleven members and will, under .11 ..fr 


• * m\ 71. TV lost'otmusl to- w * *»•" »'tn anxiety •• foe » «««'« soh.s.1 has been established it, 

~ • ret capital ooqu^ fo flT. ,' 1 *}' 1 ^ ld ' Ander«a,. ‘Grm.es county, qhder 

IM*7, Which, during the post “o— had all th. Wmng olfo* Ecvioisnl^n l' . t ]' U f Kpiseo, ml Church, and 


. ' JlorriUlt- mid Mirfui, 

T»nl «f$t. 0 to UMiuc would br uuUwful d j 

i U ° tUr ' wU1 ** on Tuesday next. 

unraUl^T? 1 . 1 * ** * W,i ' wi "‘ " (be 


.... . . ' , , "usueeamg resignation to (iml o 

he latter eomtists of eleven members and will, under all uiremastanees, at all times, 
field lU-first meeting in tl.e uity of Houston, Those who cuu't walk alone may he allowed 
IU Nuvt*niltf*r (•rnt/'liMM 


in November, ^ ^ crutches. ' history “of ««H.v Methodic. ’ToT’AmM 

A lhm fwin seloKjl bus been , established in (or sale- by J, Ball. lumgrv and weary witlmll, this was an oasis 

tl,e town ef Anderson, tirin.es county, qhder v«i“'tMtwl! «-* f * Peres p§» *Y«re angels hero ministering spirit, 

the ,«i,rouage of tl,e Epis.-0.ml Church, and Thlrlnthr arrn..J * . who fe.l and warmed us, and swefitened out 

Bek. Charles («l W t. Lmerly Rector If i T ^ .»* ' the su^cts of-SSJ^ 

f l.rtst s Church HhuhUji. , . 'oeautimi sernjohs. In it ers und dreams. Our h.m, .. 


We entered the prairie about nightfall, und 
were conducted 'by a C'reolo to tho hospitable 
dwelling of* one whoso nuino belongs to tl.e 
history of curly Methodism. To cold 


•to* aredl, but wlmt has 

stuff to be fawned nltb i 
toy I s alltsa tff Christian j 


, , . i aw Diiiiw, which pnxluccH the 

'whu fod und warned uh, and Bweritened uur' guilamlm, cruwd tlio.fbreafo, ready to give 
repose by becoming tlie sulimcts of our nrav- U 1 ’ "“'j , r , ict )^ *° **" ; and the mveet 

ers and dreams Our host «**"*>• •* if l-Jit 


^^h^'^wSTprin- zxhi ^- r T 

| acquaintance * «l*'' B ink sketehre" tha, create.’: raf L K, T' T™* «»>«• He recounted W tjq, ills the- celebrated JVfiu A 

fftoa. re laraws's.. a 1 „ , ^7^—— day,' * Aptoog the wlijeets dlMqaMl are : Infant advunt,,ru « i 111,d '"'if breadth escapes v f jjft A^reiratto ^mtly teT 

Mjfihdi iwtta** Hffto Uivffi* Oit* - ti„ i^Udu ( u , UMur«l effort ol Uiehpp Suule ; t,uw ,uen ol wliu tirnt Braved the cle- prepu ration in in an excledingly iJud? . 


fat** or Utmtut-M Amu a-. ^ 

Ostia, 18- store, som-v- .'-.pTT * -7 ** Ptotoan, u "“ »««*s* 0"«.-'ii,v .:. 4 a„ ( u , 

totltototoS-Bt. “ U “to “to *“’« —«tmui y 

hi MtoO f u* ttot W - UW sts»»s thst ,,ls*-,- ou ths a*!, inataat SUv.r Lsks mil. 

iMMuntoto^aima ... u . . , . . 


ers and dreams 0„r host eno.v, flavored v snilla modestly flourishes, ns if it.vit 
. 17111 ,lost entertained us tug the hand of man. 

with stories of the olden tiiiie. He recounted Tpo. 1 tlie MUb, Ujc cclel.rulcvl Yerbu Matte 

thu advnntiitejiu ....<3 i...- 1 .... j., which is the cxchiHivr* l.«vrxi... i ... 




r>ss< latMuaaeo. 


t>o*U uc Lw«J 


I nsfiuly si Stusvspurt, hrU Use fruwa unw. raj what U 
tows, S-. Uca skstsU sa 

*v rt»« n 


“toto ttoi Osv.au- baptism, the matured cflurt of BishpV tifiule ; ul (i iol, -who first braved the ele- prraaratioTi^’itTan" 'exo^fogl^JiSdxreate’ 

» 4H.1 uniiy ipuB«u off»r Bight aud B>ong U»« ^^ticUee, I»r. Wirntnn; mt * utH nature uud th© prtyudicea of the, auu could be l»eiiefiuiaBy improved by employing 
Htt, w La., mim. buity of the Cl, urcli; p ftouh, etctoWitl, the P“ , l ,1 . e ’ ■ tu preach to them, Jesua and Uie *° ln , e . 0 , f corn-tuilla ; uud probably its use 


Editor a excellent Miaeelluny nnd 


uuus; * .m.ur, uiiu 11.0 prejuutoes ol the uuu count ue iKitehemlly improved by employing heat Foolish cloth . . . . 50 (WO*- 

•h tl.e )“'"! ,1 - 1) > tu Preach to them, Jesus and Um T '®rn-iuilla ; and probably u use , f' L'^LiT h 75 “ , 

Indei. I Ib'surrcetion Amongst others I remem.mr ‘“‘reduce., into , hi- eouatr/ with ml- W 

the numesofNolley. aud Griffin The former Upon the fertile alluvial banks of se many to preachers and wholesale dealefe Oi* 
penulied. not many uides distaul, aloue iu '»'*« Btreama, -ugar-o*ue, ootton, tobaoos of a . , M Agist 

the wilderness, hut upoh big 1 ? 


ttiilllfl Ul. IIIO lllllt-nn Wi-u 

litiBweet tho Funoral DiaKuurtHJ.doliv 9 '^ 

if iuvit- oocaaioii. hy Binliop Jan. 0. Atidrow. V * 
This wort linn ’.houn brought out iu “ 
;.lml“oi "''"test style "I the ft.r-dbjwl ^ 
ed. It** is <*f tho first importunco, and oan not ^ 
le state, ueaure for it an extensive* circulation. 

.ploying in bq|t English -cloth 

w use » , . i. j. nriiui. cloth, irilt extra . • • • '• .■ 


' aud inuci. i ••••“•^ywwii jxuiuugsr outers i remeinDer 

The Pulpit i» worthy 0 ) u.is neat, substantial tl.e numesof Nolloy and Griffin The former 
? r Vt’ “ ud we "had put this vulume au tm. best I |>erished, not many miles diataut, alone iu 
- . 1 (be wilderness, but upon Ida kna^- T^ 


«ax vreina, ougtoi-v^ue, uouuil, lODfOOtt Ol H 

lor quaUty, riof, maudooa, Indian ourn, 



56? 


V 


Clirlstian JUmoratr. 


(ieliernl IlltclliircIU'V. X<« Nimbi **<• i.,a »m« add!*,,,'-,. V, 

■"—m p Ml Thumn, II. Iimigi', nr Nanhin. N II . Im« linvin 

U'WIM Skmi mi. — .1 r Ih-ujumh, luv" hmi I'lprlcil im n i» in u« K lil "tannta l.,r -t, ; 


TO"! is sik, 0it 
I 1 wk* «n bi,Z 

lm <*t ioilrfv ll ; 
0 "wn tlic'l',1, 
e U'lvos „„ 
! ‘ w t*iita. jJ, 

‘wraWio, 

Mllg 
V c ®' ""’W 
"'"''.v pfoimtui 


IIymf.nkal. ' ' • (retiernl Intelligence. 

uniffl TM trl- m lHfil, liy TCi'V. W.y Lftnutx* SF.Nimn. — of. I'. -Benjamin l»ii“- !*oi*ii ceded 
^.A ’|\|{('ITS (’ /r NTS, of Now Or- 1 “iO .l Mates Fcnafnr In Miccficd lloh F ll Down.-. 

' ** I „ fo Miss MAHOAlvKI ( A Nmiihh limn- Tin* MortieTi;|bUtii'nf '.hii-nlfiy *iv<4 ; 

Alirjoi’ H . vYt» r iv iirriffMinn rprttitly risen fetwii* tWj^% iit-’fuA* 

UPLm-?..l -r i iVHsf' i'n|no«a. )»til -«nS>»l hYcoinnirWa‘* fallim* Tin* H«J iva* no 

jjjru^r. Cl ' ' rarinncd^ty rnln niKirr thnl point' There lifts also boon a 

m considerable ri*<4* tii tin* Tnnihlgltec 'nt Oiiiu**viUc. also 

HniTL' VKY NoTICKS. f. , ' caused by rains far above \ll I lit- -until water courses 

^ ' >, • mid pond- In lluil roglmi were frozen hard. and it was he. 

„ .i.,,' '.HI, insl.. WILLIAM ll.'Vcd Hint when tin; loo mill SllbW tlli'illi'd. Iltyre W Olid he 

DIED V n , . .. I ,, .,!• ll’,,, quite :i SMU'll ill lltc rlvor / ' 

rvliv QASCOM. infant *»n «d \W\ W\n 

U * i \,.nt .*• iiireil I Vtir. liinntlih- TIm» cToxmh) Tn|.<*Kr|i|*li rfii|rir«*-40' 

•on . in,r itru-* < ttrrt- > irWto--t1it»Hirgii«lntiinr ti M iint~FrnD»Htrm qnMM i ’ tT»: 
| •>() dnp* ^ M® *nj-i" " " ^ iivrniltig plans to extend ICnili • onls thrmiifh * In* Stnto.lt 

*' ■* rivttl'lic r .& t*' (5<SrawV®U®‘‘ flu* arduous affpll^in »nm1l portion of t ho surplus fund to remove the 
> * t * I ollJirp*? fOr this Conforoncc yoar. j'f sonic of the lint hot s mul III the iiioutlo* „t, rfvers 

HflSd'ni WAS SOWPil ■ \^i th illfitli- K,,n Lilli iii i -.The lilhorin pin-ket wn« to Mill ;0r, 

” , | unite Rif hit that friendly' ant ' '••nimhuif the 'j:M. with || hunt olio hundred |ia.inoni(*‘r« 

m. which, in 1 , tnoinitmtoil llis e\- 'I »io i:.-\ Kli Itnll. Who Inn r„ r time pit.-! noted (• 

diuedioul skill iiL'Oit lYif the K.iVolff 11 Don ril Ijf .Mih- ioin, loll he Southern 

; in than 1«‘ hmmid I Ilf ilffi ol UimUai t'niivoiitioii. i ijtnoiiu the | hi Monitor- 

" . p A.jih he was from his hirfh . 

Iff r H na 01 till-ll, ^ - . .. \ lU:\n Sndii —There was n luiio-r in London. ,,u the 

' rrt t(*J to the Hcrvico »)t the Lortl. i et » { (!mt Lliul , ..p,,, (illl if 

t . I „ tnkt'n him nW»y. u Hlo,SsWl l»C*r- ".,1^ notilhiK Imittiumor N. voriheh-M. thooffeo.t uiKto 

* UT* v , i i (hJpreSjTTho fttlidu luiitoriiilt^*— j u.-t till' - tlihiK I li** -lory 

jnainc ortm* prohaiih ™«ii<iil toneAmipmh. 

ll, r .<o»n are the fondest mid murest 

Lie HP- upvmsl. and how miiokly arc our 1,,u, '* 0J,n ! >1 ' m or or vNKi'tn, Mr rniiln. the k Mvn1 
fthlj lie " ; ii . ii it,,,.,, *■„. . luivolor . natif »tifs the Yortli Aiiiorhtnn IikUiiih. \* n<>u en- 

iffl'test earthly hopes bias u . •• -* ii.iuo'ii ln n novel hohonto for the Jiurpip* of h-fnilng n n:u- 

d parents who have dcdicatctl themselves oiu of nmnkinrl ' In «oii«;f|uonoe. ofl the niiiroh of oivl. 
U 'v. Htliov have arid are to the service ol' 1 • "i'.n. mid the dlonrlii^ of th(T«ir.'4).(if 'Aniori. ii.«,youiil’ 

Itlialli ,Y ^ j 1 lnhes Oli Indimi- me non n.'iirlj (XtUiot llei.roi.o-, > |,. 

yil.- are* -in.il nitlUlfil.lt J}f 4.. — L- 1... .. ' - — - Aor^iijfo n:hrrw«»Mfoiuj^VM r ^w f « ^ vi p lp l li o rt ,H h- 

‘iveil of their dearest earthly joy. Hill -The ’i, n .. nmi th.*n.? .to oiiUna 'iiiiilvhluiiln of tho.-e trlhou .that 


nod fnlliiiir Ve.-M-L* for \\ hloli lie Im- tnUon inoiiMiire- t>> th' luloflor 

Minin ' a pntent. • TIio.ImprovphiojilRoiinMxi In f > 1,1 J , " , "I' M| ' 

motiNif'tiVo Unlit • of dllTerem ro|..|> Applied in III,' -mil, mV*T|!ii*V 
ilimiii trle.nl line to n-revi. hill \i*illr»| ',Vi-e. n Inch I- -nr n l ■ 
rounded hy A .-Lationjii v rlnjir niton whUdi. I lie point- o: Hr*.;) 

the, oinpa-u aivffr.vlufite'd^ My tiirnliiir Ihe dt-w t ■ Itiol /. ,J. . i 
the liahtf in Hindi a position t hit t All iniaainmy line drAtVi, , m | i 

through them will Inter.-, vt ' that point of 'the eonipu* .. v* ■ « ■ tin, 

upon the rill#, eorr, sp.indiitg to thf aelual point in whlrlc J'J' ' 

the Vo-el i< heudiiiti. the rolpr of the Hulil . w liieli i- tie Vli s^li, 
pointer. hehiK known, the roiiMe.uf lie -, I will tw m-iI! lie Tiea*u, 
at iiIrIU tollie ermv , ot' otlifi ve««e|...'mid , o|||«h»n* ma> h.Vin-,, 
1llilA ; ttilh eeitaint v he prevented 10. difviiur t 

‘‘iiwioL'Tono- U reaTii ill'll lief’ I if -‘f.Tim, m' 7, iT.f^Ti U n" u V ■ 4 V A ,,,11 ^ 

-<•1- which now travel-, • the i^ean. ||ie imi.ht.v palhwttN I > n.i nv 

l,e| wenn'Klirope mid Alll, l ira il Appear- to U- to he hil> 1 ■ * "'htioi 
penitive that ni^ht -i« n il -Imnld he enipl,,> .-f on all jVir ! ^nndr 

-, l-. more cApeclall) .•■Ivaiii pI|1j*>.' Many m , iduid- ha\, a-l |. t • 
aliemlv taken pla, e..hy one v*'-*el i unniiiit down fttiot le i 'lh. Seint 

In dark a'liij murky niuht- aiid^tieli ae.'ldent- will he f 'j' ", 1 

''"im* niori* mine r, oh. niile«H ulrhim ill nieii-ilre.- ar. . 


Mihjenf. of .-.mi, I i'*uVio*,j 


Ini- of Honie of ..the I, Arlan* ami at the month*. ..f, rTnu- pe,-nt,ve that' nitfht -h„nhi In’, employed m. all „1 

, .1. 1. 1 t"u in . -Til,. ■,lli..fia I wid- d. .nil ft fre'" ''' >v."n -l,1|- Many ar. I.Uin- lu<< 

•|lM.«,|.'*llh nlkin, imV Ii In .*•>» , i min i,i|i 

Tl... H.k KH I kill. Ii„- r.r L ? ... * ** "'"'I will I. 

".'•mn.i Hi.. e.n-.'iRt, iinnrii ..r .-..1111,01, *"" 1 ' "V 1, “ -*»*««. »* »»•».„«» »„• 

ll.,].UrtV..|iv,'nll, m. In imu.im . ',.1 i.l.-.l. 1.. «■•»•«, ,»-« " i.l 

, ' * a n >e t \ I,, 1. 1 - . in.', i - ,.n V* --..,-. . iii,;, feitr i'nitt mn 

A IU: ill Sndn. — There wa- a rumor in I., onion, i.ti the bailor. t>, he Mire. placed neur the ,lm\ on the look-'oil 

‘J I Instant, that I, oul* Napoleon lind Ihijii shot at. hut it hill wh*'H tin- spraylM runniiik^over ih^ftirward ,h ek. hot 

v*,ii^. nothing 'hut urutnor. Neverthe ■h— . tl|e,-n, ,t war to «nmh drpeiideiev eau In* pliiee M oil h senliml , li,,j^. 

C^Ip^r , ^}^Th<• ftUTds hiat«riinh— jn.-t the - iTHuk the -lory Thai airTeweis will adopt, ihern- sinuals <>t Mr Do.lu,.. 
wa- prohal.ly designed t«, lo e'ompli.-h whA-h are .excellent in every r.;s|HMd : mid jl would he 

well to hiivcnjonk-nut l*ox for the yeutilicL who sholthi he 
I’noeo.-ri, Mi -f i -j ,o 'M wmm,. Mr t'atifu. '1 hi- jfieal nhle'to e„nimuiiieate hy a h, II signal quh'kly with the 

Inm.lcr ntu . ,„b V.i-lli Amirli, in, In, II iiik. I< ii.,« i ..i, m ,i,ia.'i- „f Hi" ui.l. li 


Oongt-pnslonal. 

IV, .MtFij I"- .Inn, I I mil-jl 

S, —'I'll" , l.nir li.lil l«.r„r,, III" S, ,1,11" ,, ,. „,ri tv..ti. 

"• I 'Itl.ll'.r l>"|„ir,lii"in, ,,f i |. n..,. 

In the H|,,,|..|o-lntlon« tor. that |i, | nr'iie nl 
1 It er petition -j end re|„,i t < 

Mr, ii upLi i nloi e,|. and I to’ 'ill in* kiviiij land wai taut 
IL- -I|!ih|. w.,4 I||a,|e life .older *•! I lie, da i l«*r t'-lnorr-ir 

M ' Hrmtlflicy inpatixal the toll tmikhit i-* • i- i |,. 

.M-er et;,ili),‘,i» lll.d |,.,vlliu the elnim of Aln-lieRi, , ,, 

l"r * poll. .too, - h> t lie ' Rrelieh prior to 1st)!; It. , aid Ip 
"'"il'l ' ail the slihjrel up ill Keiirunrv , 1 

1'" . hit, oil' w;i. "tiered l-y llr .'•■ward. e»lltn. for the 
pl'oe. , dlie - ,,t a Njr’ivo! Court of |n<j!lirv eourernin t h< 
I"- I the I S t • mr-v I'dilli u IMo 

Mr. S'WRld oflerial a re olulimi. R-klllir I he Seer, tar\ « i 
I lo Treasury ,1m l„ to|.-i|,e n.n . all Mie ii,f (-! „„i , 1 , 1 „ 
'••j in , > l, ,\ >• 0, r. unt il It) Ihe 'proj riefV - I r-p, ,uo. -o 
ey dilviiiL' the net eonreniinu tnifilar diily ,,n • pmn -h 

d l ' ,|, t l|J. . . L_. 

V loll w.t- n purled hy M,- llaoilin Sriltllilif , . i i, , 
l ' 't'L'ii v>; els. and. il .ua ordered to !„• Clip r, i,-.m | 

' ‘ ohitiuii. itllli, Tlxiim tip- elilploviileill "I e|> 1 1, . hi 
t h" 1 1'ioiiiit t er.,01 Post ofllee- mid I'o-.t roftip N n.f .\t 
lao and C..uiinen‘e w» lak- u **»p. del, a ted. llnl w . n 

III. Seii:,(. liieli took up the memorial pniyitu- that 
"o^i"L r I,,' re- lured a - a piiliUlfim.nt in tin N'nvv.alld 
Mr MnllViiy addre’-^af t he Senate In luvnr > M the pel f- 
* ' " ’ 1 * ‘ 1 . He h of noj. eonflUded when the" Senate nd- 


,S . N °T f’tNK I'l;! 1TMKIIS 11 Mil: P|\P nillllS 


1 Peaeoek rail 

M I'llt t i M l- ill la 
Where,, .11 
M I „ t ; 

/He. hit-. I 
' 1 'iuL , ii»: in.- i 
•A" I I h" i n >| 1 1 
Than th- hi, i 


a it hln |*1 ( i inn v >• i n i 
)'• Ide 1 

d hmn: to a ir • I « f < I , , .••• 
a • rtljih , ,r enpi,|!' 
w ltd- the peaeoiT slot ,1. 
•e^lo t-ll«mietjrhOTlnVSr, 
on ^,,1 d p'd oistt , In ijdit 
l l. isln i| hi hi . iroldvu lie Ii I 

• ' "',■■■ m • i- ■ to*, hint- 


New Orlefth, Wholejale Price* Current I ‘s- ---kT-iuiu 4o»1*m» 


Ali'iTeiy lo |M.«M'llifi'lvoli wxm* ; tinij • fetif M 'ltT?1hTT- ; A 
sailor. t>, Im* sure, is placet | near the >i\ on the io(.i|«-oul 


(h^ir,.-.-"tiie ftliids tiiateriinh— jo.-t the tlihiK <l>*' -tory 
wa- prohaiily designed to accomplish 

I’lmi'ORrn Mrsj i -j oi <M ivkimi — Mr ratlin.' 1 lie K 'iea't 


dl..‘ -* nr— U r rn rynx Tr n rp y" ^M r - » tl u ni h l : ' , t , ~Tii ^ ~ di ' i- - 
rat" Jy ,, in I'l jiIi. r«,.i. to ,| ||H< sl it . ii n’f pi ii ilev., ||eci,m. 
plnineil that the repoll .Vommiinicat, d toJtte llnilseii lew 
day s iik** hy (lip Pr*-id. iil of the I S ' Iponl i|,e three 

!• nil-d M YI, . ofljyi , t nrtunl fioiii II, ,i I ' rn i "i i. iaatut 1 

■Jl) _ - i t»i • • :i -■ i he c. j,y fiii'io- ip'il him fl'offl tie (lrptir(Vnep( ,i. v . 
"t state lie wa- n k much surprised nl tin* appearam - .,f 1 

J onicial printed report as lie wa- at the pul, Meat ion of a *‘"l 

III, n port a few day> 1,< fiA-e in ll,e New \ i*i k lieraltl noth * " 
1 1 wltii i, jlfd MilT. ivnt tii,,,, the r, i„,rl iitii. li . 


i lie pea.'", 4 k 'trolled a hint - , talc - ' 
t. i tor., had i, oimntt III, ,-. . 

\ 1*1' tl" mmll I'l,,! I'nmlijat , ...n, 

.nl \ It '» e, oi l , p.'iu "("yi-w i-1, |o, |,,i„i ' 

Ma- l)e Itird ,.| tl," ralol.-U n 
lie w !,m, fd mul o,i" ' 

-1 tel lh-y- i»hti ^rrr , ~pi7irm~'li,'i7iT d y 'ii r iv i t d ~ 

' ili! 1 ' ' 1 ''. v 1,1 >*» -Minii in - tl i»- 1 ■ i 

- ^ lii'-tlp. mall I, 'id im, „, hi - own „■ 

1 1 not Ilnei, *niher* make tin. him • 

'Mu o pr’VIhce warnimn maldenxfair 
Mid Hill ot life ps-acoel.- Hale l,V>wf,f.r 
'•anti mid w-nlt I, won't win \oiir wnvr 
I Ih. i M at lit. d ii, plliniitif t .,i 

• 'lul l linn* to chy rm y- „ ., || uiiLm kiff-w' 

•'pnrt imm line feath, mul tint ward slew 
1 talent a V race, a mil of t,ij„d. 

pi.i,r-t«4tui i-t— Irtt-ta'trfnrl' 

lUiil-ih.- -mall hi rd s -im; i„ He ir ow„ i 
Ti m»t line feather- make line l n t 


Copper, is IT. 

1*1 iU, ,, 

‘ i.y 

I'll tidies, p.ll. •' 

' • nt. N . tlo.ii.i 

• Nnnliirki'i . . 


pnjed in a novel srhiune for Hie purptise tif filming a nut- I 
' om of mmikinrl ' In (mnA-quence. ol) the march of civi- 
le it ion. mid l he (llcijfifti)K of tin* forcsu, of America. ?iy»rai* 
ti ile s ok Indians are mov. nearly -exiliict,. lie- pro) to.-, .- to 

st.'igiye a largu->t,am,-v»->ulLi^i^t--4iti--e\^ , 4l1'-d-^ V »»ws^ 
i< a. mul tin •re.lo eolleet individuals of tliosti trllies .that 


I htu\ need of him. anil ivhy sliouhl IVC V ill iu a teiV yea^rs i-ntlriilv pasa away. aml witli Ids myn 
’’’ .4 Iwintvitis rtolior c lli'etioli 'of Anieriemi Indian euriosities. to visit, the , 

fine ■ !"" 1 . prhu ipiil citi.t's <»r Aiuerlcn itm| KuropptniriirUinjr therehy | 


.1 A S . M li l.KN N I N 
Vk„,li. lliiw., Jari:, 1S'»-. 


t" til" public A Might id tllOrf 


extratyiMnary people 'who 


Piiin.i I’uv-it* —The ( r ohunl,\i.s (Ua. Ml'iiueV say < 11 

fe<d it out duty to put tin public on it- guard ‘against ; 
patent preparation by which we have been poisoned nli, 


lie : castor till." enveloped in a cap jlift i'nr paste Accord’- 
ll, g to dlieetion- we hWnlldWeU two of these potion,., hap 
py I" discoVi v -o ilgnH'ivhle a 'lliethod of getting down a 
ititiveou- tpyse Of pure oli,' tl,p t wo eoula not liave ,••■(,- 
tallied mope ilia'n. would huve t l»eer, a,,|o.-e for mi infant . 


lit. r, pm I a ten day> Ip fiOe hi the NcVvVm k llernld noth 'County 
■ I u ., ,'h ;i r ,( Tdh'feiil from tin*, report vyliicl, had'hee,, ,'. . , . , 

furnished to him'bv tl,e Stale !», partuumt . lie prote-t, J i ' vM»t Jhr- I.. 

air .iost th,' eliitiu:** or ulierntion pf.mi oMlciHl report co„. -v , ' 

V",o"ri.,n- ,1, „, B ,„ , lit.. ' ini "rniiii'tii ,,,,., T.'i 1 '", 

l; |.l. .1 ll, I.Tillii,) , V ""•* 


Vrmtm- ,> .1, n%xV,.i » Tim f-, Mowing i- 
’ ,| ! * i'dl -read i„ ||„' IVniiMlVfiuiu llojiV ,.| 
illative" o„ the Oil, i,„t I.y Mr . Mlair. ol tVnir- 


( •lied to ord*T and 
11 rn la'ing ne< • 

rnmiMT'oTUTd: 


"J .A' ..'<"1 mill wtililtln « Ce,,|,.p 

min thit hiiniinmm-nillh < hii. j, 

it eifncted l«v tin* Senate, and House ot AM»' r o 

1 V* Of,"' , I r.-m.H, Ivi.nln. ’ 

""I'l.' ""■* "till it islier.'hy emitted I-V the Cork**, 


t i'i'iliiir, f' It.. 

1 | "*ll(s. M 

T,ei— LViu. tioii,. y -j 

< uiMiHi ui, t'l.l •) IV . 


•WIAK* t^uyr.i ^KltV IvvTk 
T " Vlolnssea, p (nl 

, , , •" di* cm ii 

) »S. r *n lMonl,. 

' N alia, 4i„M pn i 

Naim! *1 lire*. 


nfC i, VEffi: 


jL-.lilil". m.i-.fctlu.^pj. uu--: -p 
'-'>--1, >» I. ') V'l ; i 

I'rfi* l«l, )„«, ll; 


*1" d" lisIMil.f.i 

IinIU M, .. f 4 1 , 1 

I'on," .1|M« . 

!i.T','' -•••• 

C*r K „ 
l'o."l. P IT, 


I urn.. 

I*. 1 1 

t Inina, |i R, , 
•I" . . 

tM'l". . . 

Hlieul.lrm 


*i* , ,,‘.,7 , ,M ""*• «!* *“ oo® 

" /r::;:'; ; ■ - 

H n ' ,n,rT ^ B,M * f Thursday wa 

: siss 

; ' 1 "‘i ' 1,1 l '"* H*e,A» market the mU. Iiwvlmr 

llmli",! m. a», "«.*«, nmil; ,t r ,„ (><r . 

" for IIIIiImxI Sides, nnd flV/g/Tir* y n . ' 

li-.,,. . , * la 1 “ n* for fthnuld«r*. 

1 luve sold, In liiiiiimi <| nnn (H im, mi it fnr 

Plnhi mu. bagged mu, * W | 4 for e.STiJSaS 
ugAr eured LahI tins further Advaucsd, with mw*a of 

'I .nd MM 

J K» 'd for old. h nd Wf«, u i 4 , r ** | h for new . . Wmttra 

' cho^JlTh^? nt M 

»t the advanc'd rAtes o f lM*** V ft 
"" eargo*'*^ hnre ia*en reneirad during tha 

... . ,0tl much effect upon prices Wa 

? »H«WM *T " f *' " n 


AM •U ii.. p pi. i 
Ctdwr, p|, i,l 

<;.», kH, p m 


■ ooiiiii a moil 'll, will'll lie wa- niitli.,rliv ,.r *i ' .7 . . -.,ni-ini Iiy ini' v»,-kM, p >1 

1 t'I'T mul !*r. vented from coutiiiunig -genci.il ,,, ii,u »i i'' ,, \ _Jr,‘ ni n, "J »fler tin* j,as fi ,ge* * ' ■ K . 

I" 'ii..- ,1 1 9 - ..''1.., •1* | iH in>t ho lawful [or nnv'iu L'i" or iniil iti,, I , "''i.t.o.„l«, ■ 


a hill "xpli.iiutiiry of tl,1 llonuty l.mul law of Siptemher j’,'. 1| , 1 i, ) n *) !* <jh‘Uo* s. so i'nmiug, iu^l|rn^ 

> 1V.„ ; M r IMssell debated 1l,„t|l the'evpiratio,, „f 'll,- i I,. eh, ^ V !-r tiu; purpose of. s!.,,„ lu; 


will soon he lost forever. ThAsclieim* i,as receivl-d great 1 U1 , , lf poisonousco n tents !.f tin 


■ I vyor fCtktu.M nunrtkT of srieiitifie gentli'meji of Knglmul. 

|i|El) In Mobile, of Consumption. Oil tin* mul exertion- are being mad, Mo nirry il fnlo eltect 
i ind in tier 24th veur, Mrs. MIA'NC hS 

a • * . .. .. ,ti K M'tiRi ori I iP"I,aVo Miiii-n in — \y IlH'reu-liaw. FNn 

WARE, vonsorl lit Mr Monry M arc. r>:lll( , K.gUter. lias submitted his minunl report to ,1„. 

,arlv nfEnion Town. IVrrv t o.. Alii , aiul i..gisinture 


nistvinn emit; 

' : A young Bun. 

( * row* Wnrtein, 

(' loi'l ofien seeD 
ff her win. 
Buiignrv utora 
*°rn and aceom. 

alHueno. 
ibis fuunlry, hj: 
lent nt Vienna, 
hTthe^Austiin, 
innwl to twentj 
riihplnce wliich 

inarriwl wonutt 
omjs'lleil to run 
«f ii hundred 
fi tvitl, n atick»- 
hlowa ns «be 
tlm waist, 


huivcrs; 

ale, 

ling houri 


WAKK, i'iiiiniv, ',L Mr 11,'iirv Wiuv. 
*rly of Union Tniw ,,. IVrryCo.. Ala . mul 
uly daughter "I llirlainl IL and Kliza- 
• B. Jt'ffriui nl' that roulity.' 
iiatTO I'tnhmi'ud teli^un jnal .juiniHUIx' . 
(.Chart'll in .1 mi,*. *S4;l. when all, mt If, 
u-of age, du'ring an axtri^iv,' ivvivul'"!- 


A* the date of tl|e' last report. February 4. I8. f si. tin-re 
r, maim , I uni*ol(i,i:t(Mi;*i aeries x.f the Intermit Improve. 
( Un*nt lands. - - 
Tile Seminary laud lenuiiniilg unsold is id! If/* S.'-Khi 

a, re.-. 

f In- ,|Uantitv "f Selioul'lund- in w liieli J|,e ’Htate wa- 
t'UiUled. was I.',4 '»2t> 47-MKl acres, ol wjtidi 2t.H>0''4ll*r0o 


siiineieiit to have finished our earthly, peregrinations 11 , The llou.-c then ndji 
liidto.i,,llinme,Meiilaidi,m|itwa.'.onUyliyro„glitr«'at- 

tio nt' and.-everal days of coiitiucmen't liVt^ur he,h that w,. Mvu, -Mi Fisliu 
e-i ajM'd the fatal consii tp'iiees' ot the font imposition. JO'd hi* it— oeiaies. of \ 
Tlie-e eap-ulus uiuloiihti'illy ytititftiu croton nil; tii" mo.* i Vleferr ‘Il'lo'/ir' 

I ot, iful purgative in the piatcrlii ni,',lica. 01 some ,,tl„ t Mr. rieijjeiis present, 
highly nerii^ or dehderhuis oil Nor i- mils tlu* only *•„ -• laHire of Aluliaiha. ,re« 
a y oung gentleman Td.nur ae<|uniiumu-*‘ lias Iwen imuie n i" n *mtefy* ir 

JH -b.v t.hvtu Another gyntleinaii 'ol our ;ie,|fiauitane« Mr i*,*are*v"|d«esente, 
,»ne of tin* most disliiiglnsjnalyf utir plti/en.-. was purged a-King that a ehurter I, 
to tainting hy taking two of titenc mid equiiMy ,l«ngerofi *" ., ruit r- ;>d wi' 

r* -u1u-.oe« urrJ t *l in a fourth ens*-. m Hie family of one ,‘i **' i, 1 


mpruiiig hour, tin; motion i**' refer tin* hill to flu* Cnir,. 
mil’. , "f t he Whole. o„ the -tnin'of the I'nion.of which im 

" a* in favor,' . 

'!t M itntioii eon, plained of the delay in tlu> jihhlio 
p ( nnting. niirl said ihat-it prev*'i,tet| aAidiVon tlieuppro- 

1 ,1 I 1 1 it ill l,:!l. ' ' 1 


rtm; r> 

Tim House t lieu ndjoiiriiei^ 

, I' 1 -iiim. ion. .In unary f. r >. IS.VJ 


>l|l 'll,.. | lo "eiii sliiill luv'hllil i ii 1 

i-. t.-r II," hill' I, . (I , V' 'l, ' h»l'l''l., ."."Ill II III" „ 

■ nf Hi" I'niim.iir Wlilrl. l„. - t,,', , " 1 " " '. Ml1 '! "I""' I"' Il 

■ ’" ,l1 pi'V-on of persons employ:, g ,,| i itn i- 
Hi" .l. lnv in 111" (1(11,11, 7 !!. l ,Vh'!S ! ^u,T7 *•'"!' "lUf'iO.i 1.. , iiilj,™i,; 

11 1 a Aim, on tlieupprp- w , .m, .hull U. si l” ! ’ "n ^ hoinnl.- „l. tills tuilli oti 

" 1 ' ,i "‘ l l'"h|,'tt, a flue of lu.t less t It m, lift y or 

ii" ," Itilin tlUuilr, ,1 ilnllnr. ", I,,, ,,,, ,, ..('h, ,. 

v ' of hke amount are recoveralile 


' X, .. . ‘ " '"-..’aima'y o*. ,»J nc M That Midi tine or fines so recovered sin, It 1... 

■ i n, ->li I i.l. 1,iv- ii" , I i: l '..Mill- l'"i I in", III.. I r. ii-iirv -i.r Hi" ,, v „ m , 

l . 1 ', ," 1 N,'« 1 '.pk ii.klni; iiililll liniiil fanllllii- in ml—l I.y II i.r ||„, iiiinru, Hi,, tou n.lili,' ' 

v'" "!"vv J v ’'*»»*• * ,,lU :h "If. """ uiiinnii",! ", o'. ' 

l> lit f, rr. d to tile i oinniittec on Naval \ilntr- seeli**n-o( (hi- ni-i ali.iii t .. . .. " v 


*!ti|,s Meferr xl Id tlnd'oinmtnee dt, Natal Ailriir. 

'Ir. • leivu iis presented'ihe tirsl resolution ot Hie lu-gis 
laHttv of Ahibai'na. ,r>'oouim*inling .an nitln'ivue*’ to Hi, 
policy nr npn-interv, i, Hon in th<' Airair* til r.urcnu-mi na 
turns; ’ , 


, 'lions of this, act shall have been committed w h-> shall 
clnrge * 1,1 of the ptior in liieli 

*•« t, Il shall I," tlu> duty ot .Hie overseers of the n,,oi- 
ih Hur-hth rcnt township. Wards or borough - of this <W 


, ■'! r. ,i 1 iv'* V’"' 'i - '' t " ' v 1 ii'' <■ '.''"vt 1 — ►'i.o-i'.'r' mi, i, iu "in, . 

’.'1 rr :."i i"; " r ."-r iw-resrVss. .... f.! 'L\ 2. 


j«n. #i wcji rcmembwsl Uy many 1,1 *lmt i" hn. n ■>«,. Mr. rivritiiiiwm"nii.,n.. iii..jSi«, i, v L H i lrl ''"' 1 " 11,1 

uunity And ni.twitllstlOldiUK thl' mnjit Iii-|ir"ilr4.i-ii,,r. nirlmri, r,,,m-k«. KN".,.ri'"vrml a |V:n,,,ii|pf(t ' "'r 11 lUivili.ti, 

lutivoon tlmt uiid.lier (nurriiigi;. ^ ""''a O- 


juunily And niitwittmtiuminR in,' miwi 
rrtim,. tiidwi'i'n tlmt und. Inn- niurrittge. 

ik talk I'liu tithe 1 4tlt nf Oct. IS4(i. 

..((lit nt Mi'biHil. nmt unity from hnnie. 
:t circpi^lsuico.-* well caloalhtcil to wcfin 
from Christ and his Church, yet she re- 
ined to tiie end. a consistent .nieinher of 
it communion she had chosen :U .so early 

V. 


'">■ nuim.t I... rrlunitif. » Mv.mm.,m fr, ...... -Th" -1ntlimi> i-Mln • 

' • HfSzett* siiys Hie bed of tleUis-i-sippi ltiver. hclotv ih,. 

.11 I.Toisi in^ lir ' Tfii- hotly atljounu'd «•» tliel-.' l has resented a grand scene during the past tew 


’in.«t All the hill" Iteforc it . granting aid railroad coni- 
in the swuthjwesieru portion's of the Slide, failed 


Tilt:- U vaii Dm.iai.iTK. — It will 1*, 
i' gs nf t’ongivss. that doubts are 


seen by the proeecd- 

utertAiulul-of the le. 


day.- ’ll,,' ici'--*whicli for hi- far up (lie river, mul in rotu 
iou down ovpr tlii' rapids and “falls i- erushed up' Hue— 
c Mmiejjve.d. tilling in against tlje bmiy *T ice which hit- 
f i niyd neros.* life eluiUliel suim> UliTes bel^W itm falls, n, I 


no, i will, sui'li roml ns inav b*- nntl,ori**«d hv Mnrvlmul. 
to conie. t the IM-triet. vin ItockviUe win, -Hie Unit ini<>r« 
and n|,io Mailroad. at Hie j,Mut of Uoek-- It, tolled to 
Ho i '.>|f,|„ij|ee«m Hie IHntri* I , 1V , , . 

'Ir .'Id, I, I rwiMMed • hill to’ ineni'pnrutn* (lie ffoi.e, ,• , . l-on In tbe loiirtl, annual message of CJ»*n 

Manufacturing ('ouipany of licorgetowi,: . * “'"i ‘be tolluyvlng pa-sage, relalive iodiiti'rvnilion 

Tlo- S, 1,1,1. • liieli i Dk^np ti„. petition on Hie suUieel of : - 

inlrniia'^rn/lSn 1 ' • ir In III" >,;.»■ I to*, jrirvn r„ our u.vtl,,,,, wi „, 

I , ! -tondioii. , fmeigu powers. Allusions Have ,1 niAde to tln-ir reV. Iu 

11 V- Tp " r '' ,,|,r ' 1 ^ •'■bj' et was pj,-t|"’iie.| t»r one ti-gi" or ,Us.-enslons It may Is' proper to observe tint 
«'.• k. ri>" Semite then wynt into I'.xeeutive session, and lh - Is done solclv in e«.,'s n.L,. ..n-. . 


, • V lingiecl. or ndu-e t" make infonrtation as af,.re- 
sn„l. shall he liable to the -line impotd’d l,y Hie second 
sis Unti of triis act 


tl iAilim ,1.1 .1 u j 

- 'TMtif^k ■ 

* IU I.Slirlg* i|H *s 

• slu-slm^-. 4 4 m 

I*' tp*» .< ►aa'iiLif* - I o 

\ n. tin.' «it4 T' - , -s*^ 
I kl„g*.Hf,,,4 4 !• 

l-hllidll Inokl s^ 

I • lllllW . \ ... Ill 

• ellixiHilsa' .... - »l "gJv 

s iiitii'U ... j;, 

' lllll „ I'lili,* . I 1 J 

J- in*. K Vi 4 ii 

l.iimeys, K\ . . Hit 

' tin,. Kn»li rn I |s 
IH lek, P Iii.ll 


■ laiidlah' ,1 H hi *i, <») |. 

I.MVI |I« . ti Ml , s f.p 

.ni.Nim. Jiili 1,0,1 18. , yjt 

1*1 e«, V 

I • /«,— I. Cnipi is is, | vn oft 
•le Si. IVoiiitn^i)! | R in) ! 1 4 eft 


li'iiHiu A Mo.,|.,. | 4 Jl. , h ihi 
S> City. . ; 4 .11 .Itlj 

- V i'M 

rVutbrrs, p n, . ax ■ 


ii 


Tinunday last. My Friday morning the water lu, d rinpn I m..,n. t 


p.dhy. of >|e Iternhisel's right t«* a-'seat in the llnu-e of *"• ir tttie* n feet, and the white flebl of jro had prawn I '!" 

sge. Y* I; |)resj>n|*tiV,*s HS a d. h'L’ate fioin I'tali Mi Rriggsha- :di.,ost up to the t-.orof tpe^ fails ■, «t this Vtagik the body ' 

lilt writer of this notice WflS well tie- otlyrtala resolution iiistruotiug Hie Committee on Kbr- la low. uiuiblu longer t«> sjistaiir the luunense pia-s.-ure " 

M with tin. deocnaetl ; mtnln - ""e-in- ... " "" -T**’"' "'"J 1 " *’*»•" 

u • , with ikWerrible cra.-luiip. About M^« i a l octe. rrIdn i morn. 

it hnnse Ills Jioiue^'lunfi^' tile huxt^ltret*. Mill nouvSt n.M Itirii^ixs Mini, HV mi: Cm oi Nohioi.k i',g. it commenced. tilling in ug'iilh. ami at tlm time we g< 

,Y lHiey hud learuetl hosjiilHlity 'so Tu*s*biy la *l. th«> Conuuissi, 'tiers appoint «d by the t< pivse tills, (SJiturdayn morning., il is quite up «" Hi, 

Miehly nt the Ix-moshwl ,.f HiildliotKi; r”) i.ij<h .",.rk. »»., u -till ,7w,*. «v 

p • .. . to the Kaleigh undHaslon Uuilroad. and >x>0.nouto i n| . ruled by tliose who kimw, that this is tho first year in 

praeticvil It SO 11 ell at- then OM It heat til- He Weldou^mid Uttstnn road Two of thy OommipMoners tic hist twenty-four ill which this lias occurred. We liav, 

if. tiiat the home' "of this youthful couple then proceeded to ciarke.-vllle. I" suh-orilie^ (),.' liewriFol'no dipiwge to projM*rt*y h^r this unustutl occur- 

iltruyi, » ilg»ifftiik, restini" nlnce t« tin- VV"' 1 " " ml ItaUr >«s A .nii»,ri,.,i„„ nt relict*, but one of tM" warehnus. - arndn ilang*0'. 

* " ‘ if ; . , • x n » was made by the corporation of Norfolk some ' ’. -* 

I\ serutllts ol (*ou. ^ week- ;,go. to the Scnhmml nnd Homibke {liiilroad Is.iti rom.. m >i» *mahii 0«m,h> nu OmcrHj. — 

i-BiJr-occasional convc'rsatioiiH with sister .iu-ik*- nWhcook. in- thV .'ui*rem« thinrVof ObHiu ii,i 

v i alwnys found I, or t<« entertain an HH, n -TOo,.|«rtA.«nn M««.ry x.,r"th.< , A ... „f Fi,..„,, n - ,, J>,,,,-M„y.» 

. * .. . • ..* this gent leinm^U Retained from his scat in the SojUte i-y f v . days since, gave hi- d.cismi, oii the tollowing point 

’4e View. "1 her OWIl . UUWortllUlWs. illiV-s lie i- n„w „t his plantation in St. Murtholoniew- if usteuuiboat. «T others «>-. I 1*1’ Oierloadeil or unduly 

, ('kkl ivitll lllltch Ulisgivillgs 7 a ml although J r .»rl»*li . l.uten, she w uuwnwor^liy hilt whether or not unduly 

would often reproach hdrsejf luy |tei; 'ahjosm.^. -Andrew J/(»g,e. of 'tinwytthti: ha,- cn I ,,,rlt > 1 »>o«i or vesr-d. hot 

fit of ardor ttud zeal. Vet site lovetl the received The Apjiointmciit of ChargA^ 4d Coi^iihAgcu/ u|l m „• 1 1 Jd ot w a i • u|»' 'it .*• s iut s an >ars ntu 

• i e r,»cr upon which she is being imvignted 

Urrh, and delighted in the borviee fd Gcal. AeroiNTMrxr — A disputcb in last ••veiling 's Plcayuiie ’flu* capacity ot the cr«fi. nut the cupncity >T the riv. i.. 

Wicu Crtlicd hi her hed-siili? oil, the liigllt Vate* that the llou Mr DUnmiek luox. i**-ei, npp',,li,t,’d 1 1 ’ is to coiityol iu.ih’idding n quesljon .if this character 

4* m, and infonninir hot- nf tin' liu-l l ' r "' l '"" u S'AOLJA.a.. »'« " r ’W* - 1 "' »W* "" 

— . . -— — c.i ; >tAiu and crew are lioUhd •iiligently to lai>ttr in the ro- 

lit r * Uu Wdt^iigli, she was Startled. Mild. mm; ,- i.»ii i aim ,,* Dull). — ’lVo colored meu imuicd C *-ery **f thr property*, hltt/dhe insertion of a clan.-,* in tin* 
a khort tinit* shrank from the swelling *■ l-Iot and itayanl died recently ill t'i cil county. IM , p-ilicv rc«fulring. such ImImo and i (Tort, dec*, not iiupoMtuni 

: .K iupimoning Cl, mat u. bar u,dst- al l '"' U "' > 

H*llv.n "''"l *" Cr.-Thoro »n‘ thirtj.aw «,;ii l>K '• , ’ 1 - Tl ‘" n. „r 

at . Ol Meuvtn. anil her end was tu.i •denmhoat** frozen on lit I’ln.iiih,v,i.„ I’l,. I ... tile lireeuc Add Pulaski Monument buttery. t,v nn rn- 


s.'ioutm to tin* Italidgli andHaston Ruili-oud. and fuO.OO«it»» intonacd by those who know, tiinf tliie i- the first year in 
Hi- Weldon and Haston road Two of thy OommipMoncrs ti,.' hist twenty-four in which this ha- ocMirrcd 11c Imo 
then pna-eeded to (•|it» , kcsvHlc. t«* $4A,00a,t*i th** ltciird'of no dipiwgc to pntperVy hy this unustutl occur- 

< larlo -vlllc ami Itidgway Kailrotol A stllwription ol relict*, but one of two warehouse- iirndii dang*))', 
sf 7 •'* i h N t was made hy the corporation of Norfolk some ' 

week- .'go. to the SealKsird ami Kuanbke Ilailroad I % ,•*-» rsnx.. a* ^d amauii Awm.h* im* Uhici-ms. — 


in amrii 1 1 Oii\»;m* \su Oi iicch;. — i 

k. in I hi* ."uptcm# Honrt of Uhl", in ih? 


hat of'^soldi tf . 
i vc t wenty-p Te 
Koksuth. | t 'i, 
'eir whip- jlin|r , 

?r *° n *'jO 1»TI 

•»f ntcr £ nps> K, 
; ,J y ^'iicir fieri 
•*tr, f/i/irik hii 
’* 1 ’ ed to receive 
l ’i reluaysi, uul 
.At Icngtii tl? 

; luit he nddM. 

to the En* 
Kossuth.” 
e nlol of tlieni- 
1 to fiim with t 
that amounts to ' 
t he is destine! 
ipendegee ; in! 

ippenr in Han- 
men, he eouM 
in t he whirl of 


lh lO.-t up to the foot-of t|,e fugs , «t tills St:ig*k the body •*' ’ - i » or. Itrem siM 1 1 1 \ r« —Air. Faulkner introduced 
lielow. unable longer to sji*tairr tlu* itiuiiChse pr* •s.-un' '* bib to establish n hoard for the set tleno'iif. of claims 

; IV" wnj-r.il. I Hi" whi.l" utiui" .1 l.-.. inoTf.i Il,.»ii sir", S'^im'Tl!:’ "S«S*'0'''llM>1'«m- 
with lyterribl** cra.-hing About hfc~7dr,ck. 'Friday iimrii 'Ir Mi.ee infrojlueed .a joint resolution kroposing mi 
i . it couiuienced-tlMiug in again, mol at Hie tune we g< mneiidtiujnt totlu* I’onstituUnn of the Vnited Stat**s. pro- 

, |,r,.*.-llii7(i.-,n,r,Uv, l.,„n, lllp. il i. qultu u,. ", ill, **•**••“ I"'' !>"■ .1. .,-li„„ ,,f 8UI.W S"i..lnr. hy lt„. 

... , nil. ' . ... , , iitulihcd mil I'.- ot each Mate . Winch xyns referred to the 

•ri'Vious high mark, and is -till .rising. 11 •• have lierii Cyiiuiiili* «• ini tlo- .ludh'iary 


.• *i i W V“ , - n !" r ' ,,i , v, ‘ k, ' SH ‘ou. nnd Hi ? Is don bdy in eases \vhefr tlmse events ntfect ni r 

»-, ! l " dmns w. re open.Ml. « j.dnt resolntlnn was Intro. poMtieal relations with them, or to show their "I Lmtlnn 

, V iT? r ?"?■"* ?". 1 , " vw ; h #* I" 1 '.’ r, ' ,nr " Ciirtliw limn III,.. Il .Is ni lth" „m 

I.iu ,S ol «xplo-i„ns ol -team iHiilers.. and tin* Ih-sI fmiiey nut nnr right Interfere Our li.sj wl-hea nn nil 
11 lit the same, mid the Senate amounted to occasions, nnr good ofllecs when r.'i| ul Veil, will 1* air„rded 

to pnmfote the dohu'stic tmtif|iiiliiy nnd foreign Saijr of 

Itreni si'M my i s —“Mr. Faulkner inln.xluced ml nations witli wlioni we hnye aiiy' intercoiimo. Any ln- 
•lish a »>«•!, nl for Hie set (lenient of claims huvenMon .in.tlp^r. .nlfairs fiirMier than tills. -cVen l*y tin* 
niti-d Slat*;s. vvliicli i*i*s referred to-thuOom-' ‘'Xpressiiin of mi ofllcial oplniun fs contrary to ouV princi- 
.tiidiciary • pl-s of nnUonjl policy, and will Always .lie avoidedi.'.'l 


Sxc.il- Tin: JI.UI.D.- Tiic ItaMlmore Pntriot of tin* ‘Jutl"/ 
ai- • The "how whirl, eomiiuiiiced falling on Saturdni 


I ’I ex •teed, ' 

Hsh. i " I. I I 


. «i" N...a .. . . it is, 

1 1- mint. V 4i> 

Fruit, pl«i*.) 


I i<a, Hrnni, p t)-; 

* , i oint«, /nmi* . 1 - 
Aluininl., S. S. . I - 
■In. Imn] alii'll. . — 
F”*ir«, J' ikin' 
(*llsr . -- 


C»ni,ti, cnr.t»l.l,1 " 
•In •Iirlli.iLlin.il 
Ik nna, FH.l.1 .... ■ 


J'.'W Nerllrcni.f* l-H i i im, ) m, 

it. I ewSST I“" 

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l» <■(,.' nniiai.. J, C.| - , I li 

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»: hS 

■tv , ' Itlcc, l>n'lum 4v *l 

HV UMPI ,,. * 
V. , n 

. , '"'iter, rn..- . ft ' . ., 

i il III ! 191. 

7 i' •*"""’ »* I I SO . 

.•■it-' i - taw- it 

l Kl l " | M ] Ift 

hiiaar, pit, 

i i'*k in tie i iiv . ! * . 

1 ‘7 • 'Nl PUn, H ||n,| I ! 

1 •"» :■! Hsviui* Hill,, i rv 

"• I'" 1 "’ -■?! •• 

h; d" i'Oxiie ... . .,u. . *, 

: i. X , v Ui ; | o , iut n ; . m > 

,H, 7! ''Unit.*, | I ' — 

■"AiHnli, ,. ' 

Hw-rjilJln.' tank | 

. . !*•' it.. •>., . I eo 

•‘ft w*. cosM.' •-nrw-I fl.'i 


r.«.li"ilt. .. .." 11,.. .li'Jlriary "1:1, t ci.iilimi, Sim.lny nmi ,, |,„rl „r Si„,,|„ v ,, ,'!".!!l“ ,, £ r v' . . 

-I A T ".V*"I* " hill I" innirpnrHti. th", K«pl,' iii-Ait. ImivIi," a ii.-w rout i.t „ rl,-"l h i.r Si-irllmr' ... . ii 

»l..wi,'.»,l('..i, 1 |,i,„T,.r(li"l)ii.|H"t of I'ulumblu: wliWl, .. ‘ 1 „ , , ' Ui..«,»ih # Ju«iill 

vva referred to Hie Committee on Hie District Of Co- ,u : ,n ' "“ “ I lie malls are thiin retarded. Thetrnin A.,w?l^nJ,Vy to t . " 

lutnhin * , •i' Iron) Mn-ldiigton. due here yesterday 8 a. m‘.. arrived . 1»» '•> tv l 

Mr Sitili'V introduced a bill giving to Hi- several Stales »t 11 x m.. lirlnglng nil the mails due from tlu. South to tluiinyll^ ' Y* Y 
of tlu- I mm, the proceeds of cert/, in public lands for tlm N-w Orleans inclusive Tbe train "which l.dt Mashi.mtn„ '«* 1 . 


w ” ’ " punur imuis mr in** New OrteHiis inclusive The train Which left WAsht.^im, 

sUHmrt and ivlie! of tbe ludlgcnt i..s,.he Ibewdh . wbi. l, ;lt ., .-mulav. only reuelud Imre at ti a M..yester! 

o . Y ' ‘‘ , * 1 ". V" 1 . fi Vy ' -f . day,.l,H) lug Im .-H tlelaim d by nuuiliig ..if the track wliei, 


He is now ul liU plautntioii ill St, llerHiolomew .- 


Ar^.ixiftii*! —Andrew J. Ogje. of PenwyAniii’a. Im 
received the Appointment Of charge to Co|>euliageu 

ArpoixTMi vr —A disputeli in last evening’s Picayune, 
states tlmt the lion Mr Dlininick liiuv i**'*'ii appointed !, v “ 
tile- President Charge d' Affaires to Koine 

mxi.i i.iu ( A, «i oi Di a) u.—'lVo colored men named 
Fi.shi*r and Itayurd tiled reneutly in Cecil county. Aid.,- 
Ii 'in intlamatiou of tin- lungs, c it use* I i»y inimliiig the gii-* 7 
ti 'in a tire of hoards steeped in vitriol. <• 


.1,, ige IHtehcoek. ... Ill" ( ..Utt nt Ohio. ... tl„ Mr. Conger asked, but did hot rceeivAcom.'.iL t„ i„,r*^ i^^,e A. 

ul Or.111.11 »' I"-"'"".". <.,"II|,"I1.1 ", .IH," M|,V. » i;.«., lull, III .l.vhinilurj ,.| Hi" taxor nutii.n Xtiwii'iN hv tig mhW Tii" pniiimH^r'johii'^MM In" V »■ 

■ ,. ilaymoro, iriiv.. I,n.,l",i-I.„, II," i..n..«i„B |...i„t - "" i„. i, v ' r „.i oil il,,. to W i„ i,„a iih, t,«„ cm .ur hv lh,' i.iJtSift' ' 1 

;r 1, ."•I„„h,,„l. ,.r "III, 1 l». crlo.ii.o ,,r mululj ‘ ' v "J 1 "" 1,1 'l' 1 ' 1 '-,.. h " ("111, "f I", |i,,'.ii,K "V*-r tlnni No (.llu'r i, „„l injury rv?, Oil-, l",, v , .- ;t 

i. uo«w,rfM,, nut out ig«a Y j 

I".;,.,; ,l..|»-ihl» iji-.n III" roiMolty 1,1 tli.'4'un, nr «•«*•!. nut ruru Uulr.ui, ,. ,,r,»|,.-rny on., I„i|,|,iii".- •*!«.. ,hili,riu R l'iili,!)iof[ilii,, ,,i ju <-l„t-k ,,„ huu.Wy oUtfci' UolUm.2' ’'l""' 

u,r ni tl," ilijilb "I will"' U|,„U 111" iinj h,ir. ii, llu C ^ ™''™ l1n V' , 1 ') l*-.;»."»'-r..m.i.t ul 1 tin- .-uu,,u, li,nlii„li rlvur ul lliivr, (l rw ". 4 

rt.vr U|„,l. ttlitah *1," i. WtOK ,**»' •■’"*«>)* Wlunllj ruiiiy. *,. K-I.ru hy >"»" » » 

■ 11... cH,,u,'lty "I lh,. rriil, . uu, ,l„. ,-u|Multy , »l HU. rim SlSlhC'y r,'^' ’ f^T.r.7|i2 'u 

I- t«, "..litjul ill . H i- 1. 1 i 1 1 |T 11 i, unul Jr.li hr thl, "Imrni'tiT , l "' iii,,|l.,ii t,, n t, r th" hill rr.uu lh,- ri. lyct I’.uumUl"". ,. . Yv.n-nJ " n * " ''" ll1 ‘ " n ' W 1 rh ' Hfl r ‘ Kll “"' 

Il a limit or vessel insured ineels with n Axister tin V i’ 1 0"' Mount y lonniU Act of September •> napolis Imd - 
r.,|itniu mill cr.w nr.- ta«M Jil^uoUy lo.taWIr'm th" r.- v„rh,uV ".'.'"nr.. I"';:' '' 0"'' 1 


jlai,.l,a) iug lieeii ttelmined hy running oil the Irnek wlien 
f»M«j|K-Uii' Annapolis junction. In conscijtienc* nf the oh- 


1V| Nlxfll.W' . (uUl * i i 

ill. iImw roltfil »ll (Ml 'll,] INI 

lie. loe klo.l, , . I 

lliiv, V ten .111 AO dj 1ft 


Hie l -nihil States of tile eitnduct of Ilussia. l,y the urinud 
intcrx ention hy that power in’ tht* lat*i contest botw»*en 

1- ", v, ,11 trill l„.,l""l,lui K ,1 ,i„, -li,.„ ,.l this fUmnrr - Th.. ui-H-u ",V, l, r lh- tall Ir .m lh- Alert l'..um.Ut",.. '.'"'v.N"'., I, .-".Tom. 

ll II Knot or r ivsi.l iovuml nm.|s with u4)b«u.li.r llu 1 8 il ! I Tf. ■ i / , I J YuSV 'll ’“.'"'i ," 1 i "'l ,l 'nrl«.r •-'* ,,, |.,.li- liii(f-u..l irrrluil nl lh,- jum-lluu wlnu th" hiriurr 

, 1,11.1 rrv« huUlul 'h%..„Uy tullil*. in .hi- r.- Viirh.'us' ,',,uun',u,l..,,tlu,,' n,"l" lil"' ou"[i(,. S,„.„K,.r J," 0,'.',!. l f^'hi! i 

c . cry of the property, hul Ho* Insertion Ot :< ci;iu>i* II, th.' table «i n* appropHntely referred. It will t»e -i.V.n' Mint In ... .' r " i •, 4* 

P ’lioy re.fulring.sueh Un**.. and t(T..rt,duesn..t imp‘*seani m/i',',** t'IV “ r ^YIY h'T'Y'm ‘ t''* tV~T ,h " riv, r ’ N " r ‘ ,,lk will Matt 'fn'.’.'^ At.unpnUa d^U ! 


••ry of t be property, hul Hu* Insert im. of a cimi-.* it. Hu- table: m re appropriately referred. It will tw. -i-T... tmo I.. ... ..o...... * .. r , . .. 

•Hoy requiring. such l,n*o. m.d « (Tort. d.,.e- um ittt| any ntthm nft dfTw !.*S tl* '?£ tV~T riv, r - Norfolk bouts will aialt from Anmiimlk di- 

•* 1 i»'> - "" r 4 ''„y. 


urnn.late of , , , Fao/. x |> -There are thirly.flvc sailing ve.^|s and M.ixvitm .ft U. >. ,1 i Li.M.-rlu* l ..miuiAi.,i„int of 

t ql i Heaven, mid her Mul .W ns n... st,.ambo,.U* fmren up at Cbewipcake Vity. ami til" ,,,,, w1, d Puiaaki Momunetil Lottery, by at. ar- 

iShc hud “ r^IlU?ml)*'rcd hur Croiltor ill steamboat* and n i»nrjie..ln^~Hf*gueV 'Uarbor.” .ill KM. during Hie past twelve y*ar« with tl." exten 

jiysof Iter youth." uild ill the hour of riv ** r ^ f,,w tnil**s Ih’Iuw * -X '.'lottery eontraclnrs and umnagers. .1 W Maury k 

• | .■ ... . -l , . <■ uf.lVashlngton. and by tU«* aec..u.ulatioi.**'f inten.-t. 

neitnt?r lurgotlcn nor 1‘trsukcil III *.n Si.av. ms — T ile Ogden.-tuirg. (\ V . ), Kcpuhlirnn li>» i <• sueceiled in raising about Si-veuteeij | 

r Ht-it*'* that a company of ,-ix men. w, In. were linutiug on tli.uisund ifoitars of this sum is to Im* appropriated 

THOMAS |1 IToKMAN '* 1111 Bri>v> u ^ frket. killed three bundryd deer I tetw iM'i.^lu' iiioiunneut tqCuU.it Pulimki.. to Ik\ *wectedinC],ip]i 
Mile Jail 0 4 .Is**’ ' ' ‘ fitlli-daynf'NW'einla*?.* 1861^tnd ttio flratday of January. - jtuirOYlu tiie city ofsavaniiah The reuMinder. will. 

", “ ’ ' ^ * be saddles of these three hundred dger yieldeil tu.e Acciiinulations." willjn* applied eithttr to ti.ejjupr 

v* Ntulhn. Ch- Advocate illeasc. COUV. • about Slots) , III, lit uf til" monuiuciil l" Hencral «*re*'u*'. in .loin 


lu i i.mmodution *»( tl.** Library ut^t'ongress. was|inss* , d. 
And the ilnuik* adjourned 

IVAxmxorox. .fan DI. Tftfi'J 
Tile Senate did not sit to. day. 


INenfxTrw wtr.i two it. a as. —Tile I. minister (ti. || . ) 
D.'i,.<M'n,i;give- K,i account of-m. encounter in Hint town. 
In tween two iH-ur- and two boytf. The boy8, one thirteen 

r.Vigcmcnt during the past twelve year* will, th" exten- hoi mi 1 ot r.pk.s. viaiiws. and tlp-nther nine y*birs old. wen* the sons of one Cl. ns. 

-u •'. *J"tt cry contractors and managers, . I W Maury & On motion of Mr Daniel of N C*. the, llou,-" we.iHnlo Yds Inin. Hi!! ' h^M.st^ , wli\\M f YnYiK, l .d in in imtthi 
», of .11 ashington. and hy tW .ieciiuiutatl«»n*.-f inter. -t l» r * v aUs cnlfiitlnr- Mr Lyman ot Cu.^i t |, ( } x V , ;r .' attia. t. d by t he burking of-llj d^f uboi.t 

lo.i" succeeded in ral-lng ai., nt S.-vuteeu \ annus bill- were taken up that had been reported 

H, , t, ,lt„ r- "I Il,l. I« t„ (»■ .,,|,r,,|,rhii".| t" ,, "Y U‘tl" S''"„r»l «’*>*•'«*.' w.-nt n.th.. tU wlw- (ii„ «.* -»«. Th. 

■,(»((,,»..• Willi.. », : ,.li.Ht.,i.h»rn'U.,,i»,.r,.,." t-nluM m. m-Uinir .uv...i,„. ,.n.l l„ " ^i,^. w"";;tH»h.mi:;n, r7,! hi 


Thomas |) hdjj^AN. 

Wtile, Jan. 24, -lsY’J 

W* >S<tuthn. Ch- Advocate pleasc^cojjv. • 


. about M.i-m. 

•o gait?". : — 


0 y tvUl.'il Alex. 1 

1V'.| oAllril.li’vi — JJf L. ;,3 

Dry, Aotinlrv — i; ' i ) % 

Kip mul Cull 4'^j- ft 

P*« '19 ao j inoft. 

Ortimtry li«r. pH. -— il 

Fji*ll»l‘l, P loll .Ml (SI All (Ml • 

, S W 1‘ilea, atwiHetl 'JJ (SI |fti DO ;I | 

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, blis.it I- _ fl I 

• X.lil ItorU - ft 6W |1 

inn, An, l - jS 

I.Hiiiber, 

ymil.lifir... . ' 

lk,ir.l«.|iiiirpMO 1.X ftft 40 (s) ' 

•to. >• Um* pine. In no IH ,«i 
')pq»» .... m is, n in, ■ 
Sl irsa,|> r.plvno 4o |S) 4V 00 

• In. w.nak lili.l .'. (*, . H (a, 

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f*‘«r •* .i it t’pju ' 

aKi,** : :: ' I 

l.t me, p I.l. I . , , I 

ll'.'.len, . 1 1 ItfX 

1 lioninaion , Wl | "ft I 


. ‘’«'lli .... I i,. 

!'nx ; i 2“**petre f r. r.n,| 

' in ! i 

" ' IlllMln m.ife . . , - An 

i| tin. I'fouii j,.; 

' • ! , Steel,' 'n*i. V It,.] in 

! Kaifli»li,l'llai*,M . || 

j! ''nnri.'an . . | * /, *« 

'"•Mima i ... a 

•lift Soup, P |t, 

I Nnrllin ic«. N...J ft 

L -« • ' N". I . . . . .1, 

£ — * — ) ;!• ’In. ft**.. 9 ;p! 

VO j Sndrllta, P u rill , >ii 
|- • I 1 Ini, Illy, ( V|M|pi v IN) 

' . • ’In. Ilnolmill Mi 

V fto . do. Ant' Vi rn .. . i’, 

I- ft " • «iii,f!ftttsn.T .. si" 
Ift (t«. A nir, it-aii . ']X 

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ift L ilu. VswhnuUml ‘."i 

Rft " .In \i >* ( If 

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I 1ft i; dn. lie Imii to 

' Fa*, gr.n ' n 

1 J ftn li Shot! A iii pt*a« 1 

T »H.|' Allihs ■ tl 

■ • || Tobacco, p Hi. 1 

i Clielre ft 1 Ig.lrat 

— Fair 1 

’lj 1ft j| . rotnlM.il 1 

ln'rrior , 

j Tsiiow, r 

7 •'i j,„ 


hn|N'Hal - 30 | vx 

Onni-.Hrlf-r 3,1 ; | no 

WiiTiS iiiion sjSflh^S 

. IlytiMi Skin 4<i • bn 

I'niirlmnu . . ,;.X ... 4,1 

; Tls. iH'" k.pn w - vC 

i ln |ilnle*.X,p|,i. |MI» IJ Ml 

V * 60 * 9 '16 

) xvlne, p!»i. 

HaliiiK ... — 1* I— ‘14 

Sein« . -'98 ■ III, 

AVlneo, p gnlii'ii 

1 1 *‘"rl 4ft 'Jim 

MtOjelrii 1 IK) ft (h) 

■In. iaiiinlinn . : . .1*'. -- 44 

Trorjiffi: - 16 1 1 vft 

Ml.-ilj- Msii*(r«. . - 7ft ; - mi, ' 

MsUtp»,rfire*t .. 30 - ax 

•In. Ary . .U 30 1 — ■ 3 ft 

I lm. l. ILinl.pi k 14 nn mmni 
do., ilu. VMM.. . , I 1 ft j.l) (Nl 
Mitroeilfri, prfU.I.X 60 ,i4(si . 

CiitalnnU ;I 8 00 ill 00 

do. VtgulliMi — I— an - 31 

n,.„ wyl „ 1 , l .„ ,, w 

1 Ms«jr*ii {_ |3 J— 7-4 

1 Aftiu.i, ah N- S j— 9ft 


' , 7 '• nl-mit «« l,hU4ll7)i 

g’*' 1 Snrtlflnri n„,| IU. th ,, r ,„, Ft 

run, "I lr.tn bnlnj njjftnsH ^ 

• BAIMIINO ANIi HOI' Ft llnrri^nnnri l„ lh~. Ja B- 
I* f"l r,",ni,n,l ", „„rtl |„t., I,„r„ rnlhtr firm prtan. wh 

IZZ 

I' hnlo ,Tr»lnrJ.,.. ,,,| M „ f g,,,, ^ 

H"„tlH,h> II.K K I„ K , lit,,,! „„| „ m ,. r .! lh „ 

il . M IIAIIH— JJ'. linvn not m,tlr.<l nnj >nl.. ,, r mo- 
“ ‘ *" r “" Mnu " hu",U r .,.l M„ .„"b.lnn,t 

' ' V lfrjnlL "S oh' MfTjinv.j.or .rtikborbouv . 

rl>„l.„liw,. niiflo,,,, of 4,17,, ,„. k ,. , ln o r ,„ lrt |. u# 

mnFk?'? ■ A Mn4ii.«nrgo ,,r 

Sn.iir.f' UM"'w«-k..",l onn 

, l it" off " rl "* Ur- "" * cmdli. 

,,r 111 ,l»rn, 4llh„m floUIn* . purolumor. ln» lmi . T . 

H ""*h-” «"W »l Ih" rrdoowl nj,t 

I 0KKK.K~.TI, 1, ('"If"" nurknt WM.niirtaurliw Uurtrlr, 

|,nrl or tii., run-*, bu , u,u rlr Xta l, 

1WM „.w, 

HmU, . } “°" 1 T n' V »• ™S,“'"* 

(„ for now Tm,.»«rgi»«, ninhnichNi IlfN Ugt, 

“" ,'1 K ‘" "S -hq 

• v. lmp,, r'“ *""* «* *« •« »tp < ,. a ,brr. mw 

H.V, " r '' 111,1 -'•••lof.-UhlTrut 

-i"i«' UK". n,m mini bohtan .Mi..d n\4 tor prim,, non. 
Iij'-on*, „f n„ InvnmUn , nm 

‘ ' W " '«>« nf '0-‘ *• <,hl> 4 ti, mtall «u„ or 
Star I midhm nt 17r#u17 ,'*.r |i, 

IIAV-'lh» prl„ol|,.l .alt, ,4 tb|« nrih-ln lh„t n» h»»n 

V V' "l"» Kiwl'-rri, im-i'-Mrii .i„p, ul *17 on 6 

. Tl "' «*»" <*•"" nh-rt, 4rc-»it-0(V«)*l! 70 for good In 
inline Northaru and taslora- 
"I M K Tl„- rnl". fnnu nrvolld rinn.lr nuri- fl""n «f oodd 
ft lift j* Idil for Thomnston. etc 
i-KAU ANU IfKAIi* o|,„u„. rl „„. t , loi 

these iii lielos * 

tra„rt"ii„n ..rimportuitae ibu 

I„IV., nollcnt w„. 40 1,1,1 , HV .tor,, lak,,, «t u Ik 
FIlBKillTS— TTfj, W4 „,.rk..t i,„ Zu FoU a„a 
!" H for flurop* ... ,, nr „ 

ZXZuF 

l'X( IIANOKH — The Kxelniiigo market Uenuii tviiiirm* 

pSF:::::::. : 

««- ,!,1 "'ft" ™ il ^ 

NEW OHLEANH CATTLE MAKKET 

, . . , J6r» ».a*oM OiTVf 1 

• rridny Lvuqlng, Jauuuryr .'«J, 1862. f 

Hie art lulls during tin* |w* t weak were again uniiiiMfe 

T" n "’ "*• * 

S -r 


Start .... 
Mil, i it Ciuv9. 


frunt committee; of very little general intere-l. 
D'biting to individual elupis. 


prT-UOl'NP OK ifLAllTKHLV. M KKTINllS 
I l*nN,7\,»»w„, tNifnU.WMiiwu Vanfmmi. 

. i.... 'it t’.Ti. 


I ^ »«!’ Oak Yrii! ,V «t ' \/ w 


•Inn SI and Fell l„ 
February 7 and S 


. I m * I'* ft, V* , -Dn Tuesday morning tJuj'Jntli Jan 
1 eg*, the thermometer stood Ht (Jriffln. iit nnly 

degrees almve r.ero This Is. nays tlm Fnion. without 
drml,l 1 ll,"",,ld,,*. w.-,.tl,.-r ,-v, r «u ui,,,-.- tl„. u,.|li, | toSl , 
oi tlii- country 1 


s juiixi 1 . lu the city «*T Savannah The remainder, will, 
tit.-*' Accumulations.' Will be applied either to titejjupr 

I." ul ,,r ll„, ", Uv.u-rnl Hr,-,,,.. l„ .1, dtau Innum'cUuii. „Wi ,, ulu.rt dluv^.i" hr cSunr JrowTjSStTta' , ,' "" TTT “* W "*' 

■ mr- ,,rl,.H,„ , r. . . in i.u pi 'll," ''J*}®?' ^ .h" JmllMun: nnuudr il, 7', <f,V Vl Vo 7. ."•>"• 1 >„u. I> -....ii;" / **** 

<■„ „,,r or ln,tb tl,,,-" in»,imn„ H U in luid. Ih. "I," /Sn ni, ii liorrinn I" hln Kf|>"»r,ii„." .Tl," «u,l »„* unlnu.lrd. „„ | tAlr ,, n "« "I”-™* '" IVvnWHi PrSluiu, WUlll. 

'Lh"'* In "'hip,, M^ivSHS "iptaiu"dl"uUlK dlV.ul7v7rM l^u rt &£ S F-ZFT, u ok," I* 

'MUrrli. lfias. I.J’CI.," Ju,f„,,l" .vl-11 I'""'::;"’ h'r.h'^'»lhnvl,,K , ridi.".l an prl„crl»l. 'S' VruX It with the a«jMP"».in« Urn!' .N™ \ fi/ " K ". n .?"•> nn * 


* v. uip|M w.t . #li •’ , ,, , .. . disenvered a biuHjt hole in the ground. ami Uirui 

it. Till, r„. , ,Sfi ul, n k A' q.V""'"1 «r l„l"F.,.t to. n," Malt;. h |, nx „h, w Uo, »l,r,„ pru«„,nj «>«," „ l„urr 
inn, r„v. [/"IT •’•'"■'"hlrv lor- Ornn"". for ll," unn or Hi" T , | K ,y ni), I 'wound", l ll,,- Inn: 

i* jjnpt ov« - t ntted Mates in. repelling tuvasion and supi.n-ssiuglti T,. n t^i .,«* »,i.i,i nn Mn.,..*..N(.Umi... 


NEW ORLEANS MARKETS. 


n -pri. IVusicy l. ; l'iuj,;.| . : . 
J - ,n, ^ oun t Ileruton . . 

'V»H r D*t Jynesis.ro’ 
u ^u «t Srv Lexington, 


. . February 21 ami 22 1 'dl'Tlean Colonization' Society was to eelebrnte D- 

. . February- 2H and 2S* flfi>’-fift li anniversary at IVAsliington on the 20th. In 
Mm. I, omul 7 consequence of Hie Ul new. of Mr OUy President «.f th. 

>UVril K-j-IpIj. Mr .l„, Vl"".pr,-I.|"„,.'„HU,. 

Ain,. I. j; ,.,,.1 T, 


I M -^''Utit I’l.'artJitii or \V i) 


’•T ll-'I'Xh UK m AIITKIll.V MKETINllK 

// , * WMl ‘ ,MrU '- •■HoAmM r.ntfnr,,;. 

■•••• .K,,i,n„, r) u„„,i i 

BTft »n v., , 

*9»tiil Urrville I 1 *' bruit ry 21 and 2. 

1 r-'ttu Circuit u | i , - s n»d 2t» 

!'• arli Tp l ’*!, A '’bnry Mart'll timid 7 

MMrh 


Murelt 

•i and 7 

March 

13 and 11 

March 

2U and 21 

March 

27 and '> 

April 

% 3 and 4 


toMavmniali b.v wltieli upwards of -^TQflOO iin* due to tlje State 1 think vou’ve g„t 

■ -- Amotion U. strike out tke provision wtiK lost: Htid t In. nvi.e »».«. tL. 

.. .... .fi o ’ Wdwasreportedtotb*'.lIousi'foriisfiivoralile*'i.usiUer- 

Dkkhai Ilia*, till; Foai-Oi »TtK. — 1 lie .supreme t.uurt « I »Hou. • * 

tl, * i'uitcd. States lias doci Jed a ens** of some importance Tbe eommSttec Imviug made con-iderable progress in ‘ *^ N E‘’ OKN1,,, ‘ ^ 
ui.der the act for the prevention of frauds in the revenue J 1 . 10 1‘rivnte calendar, r<ta.e. and tiie ehairmnn reported the’ lowing paragraph : 


wliil*t Hie elder l.oy was hastily. /olnijdiug. the la>ar. at Very uarruw limits AV.it bin a day or two, however, we 

lin ked the younger. As often a- it sprang at. him the haVe accounts that tiie Ohio la again oueniuc and ntav 
boy struck it with the axe. repeating at each time, •• Now therefor.. *no.. m, w r,„ t„.„ I, * n ‘ n, '- Y 

I Hrihky, III.. Ir." nnd lh,' I, mil,. ’ 77 7 fi , “ u| 'l' n "- from ‘hnl nunrirr. 


tfH..4TUn Aor»o.„ , " “ " ™ 1 " A ti ft's INK. 

SAluriluy Morning. January ;U; 1M2. j r U ule„i, to /A* January Aum6n . 

The nou-iutereonrs** wiOi the IVnst, oi cflslonrd by the fc ' 4,u ^ *’ n> *•**«» a * ». Liri: or hr.vjaMiw Pbaaklir. By 
hiterrupteii navigation of the upper rivers, ha.s had tbe Jacob Abbott With Forty. five Illustration* 
efTCef urpgfTrj r.fi lyJTVj 7c rfi tl iVt «1 in AV ester u PDTduSglvUbin The- Expedition to Egvot hv 

Vt-rv lilirri.v ItinUu 11-OL.I.. ... ..... . . Jolltl HC Ahhott Will, Ilf .. V ' 


ji ii ( i ii ugw*..,,, >t»e -j i — 7 

Uaut. ».*„ VnikLinul.. ! : ... .oo OkSjTa^Jj p feR} 


BOOT AND SHOD STORE. 

1 1,.- old i„,d_r*iuriU- .Inna, "uru.-r uf Unuip, Uuplnnttar 
.mul I’rjlmnn "Ir.^-KJ. nuw.noU luraMwd will, • mock of 
SJiiwH mui Moots of ev«*ry variety 
, (lu.tonwr. nnd .Irnnjrr, f.lthr.dlf ,«rred nllk nood 
Iwrpnln* nnd n K "<>,l l>„„, Mond.y inoraln. until SntiT. 

day night. , 

N H -flmn" rrtm rtll"." ihm f do o,„ open „„ snndn. 
Therefore call during the week 

SIXTV-mOHT BNORA VINOS ( ’ 

HARPEB’H 

NEW MONTH! V MAGAZINE. 

I \ni lent i ti/ iKt January AumArr. 

Hxai r *X|. I’RMST*. Idirn or Benjamin Pbanwha hr 

JlO'l.tl AMtaltt With Vnrt. ni...r .. J 


of tiie !*osl -(.file* 1 Department Tiie captain ot Hu juicket 
I- it Kuipire.' which regularly pertoruied trips un tin 


bills which had Iwen disposed uf to tiie House 
1111)1 for the relief of Corn, I’renderga-t iteing objected to. 


im - over — the bear was dead * * u ‘’‘'Hon a fair buslueh.- has tateu iluua, and prir.ua" are 

i'.retty well sustidned. Tubxceo baa been in more nv|)icsf. 
Ax Ei'ckmhii Si m ii.»>- A -French paper bus Lhefol - imt Sugiir mid .Molasses have been Wvy. 
owing paragraph : COTTON— The wtwV roiumpoccd with a fair' demand, 


i.eenus*. there vh- no specific sum stated and no’ rv|*ort I letter 




Tile ", -lima ted defalcation of the Missouri State Trca* 
nrer is between forty and fifty thousand dollars « 

Ki-KcrtoN or IW-ftusirH* — Judge Allen of Massachu- 
setts lias hit roduoed a resolution into tin* House of, He- 
prijientatives directing the ('onunitt«N* on the Judi^aty 
to n*|*ort an amendment to the Constitutbm. by Ulrich 
Congress shall be empowered to authorize the election of 
I»epi,ty post nmsters hy the (jualifled voters of the re 
S|»i;j’t ive localities in which Post-offices are situated 


Ml between Albion and Koebester. iu tiie State of New I accompanying tiie bill, and It was refi tTcd' to tiie Com 


H.ftou bales found purchii|r«rR at previous rates. Ofl tin 


Those wb** shall di«o*»vor my lasly swaying itself nt I a^trrnooq of the Inttcr day.' however, th*' Auicrien'a AC- 


S’ • rk. ou wltich Muo lit*’ mail was'truiis|K*rti'd under th. utitt. e on Naval affair-, with instructions to ascertain the tlnj, impulse of tbe winds, as diiltiioao formerly suspended counts were published, showing a slight decline at Liver- 

„,.,l,"rl.,.,rtl„, I',,..-".) l'"„,,rln,, „r. pr*»u«*l ‘ , "^". l, |‘ l "12i- , 7i,,-.'; , 'ArUo Ur „k.l to .nort M„n,l,,y. Si iSJJS t JSSSSTeS ?»]•'.“ !H° WMb.^ wl’ll nod.mkl.h, l hnr,.m,, , i4t.r,,uM,,,l 

f„r.tru»»porllii(( s il!Yr»V»," limn ■„ Ih-umll jljv.-rf I, n.-n. »«,„•«. .i„„u,,rv til. ism ,-x.-tal,n ■ mi.jlhA^rlrtlm of wrrtrhM, r.r K rl.T - Thoj- «»'••»• ■««*"■ Srtws-n KngtainUliil Kni,,,,,-. Thl. IsM- 

will l*e niistnKen. I have nlways l*e*'ii perfectly happy. , f 


packets.' and packages o/\ letters, tieing Tynllnl.h' mattei | 


- t WASHiNtjTON, Jauuary ID, 18M. 

The ‘ >|tnir laid laTon* t lie Stmat*' two reports from the 


other than newspapers. * te . not having . reUitfon to the I •''"sretary of li ar, coijuiniog statements of thee*p**ndi- 


exelaim. • anot hA-irictim of wreteheduess or grief ’ They of " ffn,rH ^"C-n Hngl«nd and France This In* I- 

will i*e iiiistAKen. I have always isH-n perfectly happy. t f iigene*' seejjted to hav« blit little a-ffuct w^th us. and the 
feel that With old age will come infirmities, mid it is to bushiest*/*^ Tuesday. Wednesday andlVirsdav-suiiimli.V 

uvui, I lli. ■ nlliilitiiwl i. lilii (tin innal i.i. tit lum/ivanAi, Oi'.,i I .... .. ’ . 3 


turcs Of th« National Armory, and of th** number uf p. r »»vold Hie slightest jJdn.the moat petty annoyance, that I fllU ^ .m uoil Isilos- aUhomrh’.i «.*..« r,- it... i.. 

sons employed iu the M ar Department I »».xv determined to nut -an .•ml^fo inv life. This mnv I *’ ,WU ,K " th n»D*» f.ir the in 


have determined to pul. -an *'n(|ytoHiy life This inay 


Joiili H C Abbott, With Seven lUustratloiw from Orig- 
inal Designs by Dopier f 

Tin; UiiiMAN Kmkiiuxts By John Doggett Jr 

(JoNaruiACV. or * tic fJi.ocfes. 

Mauhiik Tieknav. ihk SoLuita or Vnnrvnr.. By Chariaa 

Lever, Author of Charle* O'Maliey,'' jBte. 

f 6l.lt ABOUT THE lirit)KR. - 

A.iulic nr. BotaBEARc. ink Lort OniLO —A talc of Factv. 
Tin Oaxia us Oltrjif.-sA Hcene in the Court of Pltflln that 
Second. - 

How Mra Rui in t»i»: fYohi.u' 

Tm: Broihsji*. 

8 k*m ; h ui ihk Lira or M Tnieb* 

.*■'« 4"'' — Bj Ko* Okutat KloK*l«r 4Blho» of 

7 Alton Locke ’’ ■ ♦ 

A Ulack Kauls. in a Mao' Wat 


jThe c vide before ^hf* District Court showed that tin* I \jf Stockton presented irpetitfoii signed by inventors npp**nr*ai).nird. but I am of opinion that when one 


b" - T y ,)r 1,1,11 “"Unary grades, slmwad no dt ciina upon the I I *‘ )TTI:R ov 


at i ward of the ls*at carried from AUdon to lt,a:Ji«'st«T an I and others, praying tiiat Hi" Potent-office building wing I 'rift'd comfortably fur more than sixty yeurSj one ought to Uimdilies aliuvo Yesterday purohasers ,,ad,,, forWkr.l •*■ W* U«o» -8t. Umrg.', life. Bjltarolta* 


lealed letter, or written order for some tobacco, which devoted exclusively D> the uses of tin- Patent-office 
W-. J..|l«"r„J Tl,„ ,..„l hv ll," .. Mr “•"■•!>*'•» MW-V.""-*. I"""*!"-- I'mylnir 111" "ri»l" 


I,„V" I,,,,* am •( .A. „.,l DuJjjh^l'ltut -jiiril . .m| am Imir, ,-k.„«.,l 1 ia„,I«. 

Purls; I tlicrefore think tiiat it will-be imposslide (•> ...... . . , . . . 


Ci.D.rt-d MU-iod;...' ’ Muro, ‘ w “"d * 

A|,ril : '“ 1 " 1 1 
■ ",s.i " 7 ; , aitu im ,,n,i 1 1 

"k- • k,|„ ( K| , rt| „ |1|ld , s 

’ * » d >M tl11 * T II * a a i*. P. K 

" l ' 'IIAIITF.IU.Y MKKTI.M1S 

u»,ry .‘ar* 


- • II,,,,,,, ,„ — The ji.wolry mar.. ,,f Mr. (Ml'. Il„rri». u„,l, r *»' ,l "‘ '•"»*"•," ""iv", I lifty «■„(» for {*, lro«Mv 

27 and 2S tile .Madison House, on Maine street. Montgomery, Ala.. TllP decided tiiat thc'i.rder was not a leltei 

Was opened on Saturday night last, aud robbed of jewelry w within 'tip* meaning of Congress, but 

lo an'd 1 1 t )* “mount of ^10,000. priwlpaUy watehes Kunner- *.•- a paper having a different and distinoP eliariicter ol 

17 and lh *»»'e 'been sent in ^ull dinwiious in pursuit tif the bur- own, am! could lie lawfully wirried by the said sleward 
P, K gb»rs Tlu'ue suspicious looking character* (eft tludr ®"d they directed the jury* to find. lor tin* defendant 

| boarding-house on tlmt night, without having paid their Thl ‘ Supremo Court has reversed the opinion, deciding 


nr l..r WHS ’The totmeen Whs —ol ».v ll.n m*.»r. I >lr SlocKU)!! prvseiileil p*>tltlons. praying Hie oStBo- I • aris ; i uierriure uiiiik.iiihv il **iu-or nnpossiue ),. , u 

| r * 1 1 wa "V r 1,1 .* “Y 1,1 * •' ‘ h ro,ul " I lishim nt <d a new Board of CunimlMioUPn* on idaiius know who I am. Besides. I have taken every precaution I * 


ag ainst Mexico - , 

Mr. “Film nor submitted a rqauluUoii. iinjuiriitg info Hie 


know who I am. Besldes.'l have taken evrry preeaiiti'oti *«« bii-im M of the we. k W.'ssi Jsdus; divided 

lor insuring this ; and. if tiie last wish of u dyhtg tnuu. , ““ iil *y‘ among French. S|*auisb, .Northerit aud Ciiglld) 
eommands any respect. I entreat tlmt no imtiihu. s may buyers. Pricua are stuady at tiur quotations lielow. The 
!«■ 111,1,1" tl„, "„l,j,,"t. 1 1,11 l.,y I,, ,111 A »IUt wlliiik ipl* ,t thl- |.,.rt riiic" l.t B"„t"n,h, r »r„ IllFO SU7 


Chesebro’ 

Anixuotm or Wild Hravt* - Uojwrds and 

A Fadhion AHI.*. FoaoKB 

To H» Ur.io AI Delia. By Charles Dlrkwti* 


•nd Jaguars 


r matter, within -’the meaning of Congress, but’ l'"»priety of alrnlishing tho spirit ratlorfsin tbe Navy, and »“• made on the subject. I loft my Imme M’ler selling r.eelpts at this port since 1st 8eptend»er arc 000 81)7 My Novel; or, Varltloe tf, English Life By yir Hdward 

'•*««-.. '"*•«.--" ,,. " U> “ ^,".*,',7 !»"•" **•"•*• ‘Wtt - l-> y,'»r, Attri At All lh.. »*t« Wfe 


.aid over. eign country My property is all real'*/. •(. and the IaiiIi 

Mr Stockton introduced a bill to authorize the Post- notes which "it lias pnsluocd will liave yesterday reached 


master OeiiMal to contract for currying 


the humls of. un honest fatlier of a family, whom it will ' wil Ii last year, of H4.W/7 bales. 


•i.fts there is now AU turret compan d I 0 ^ M ’ r,, B T Thomas Curiyle : 


The Hiifireme Court has reverse.lt he oi.inioi* ii.cMt.., mail iii steamers Jersey City and Oafway. Irelaml render Imppy I have so mafiiiged HmU . he should be igno 

... ... ; ? J f 'Ir. (I„rk" lutfuUrji.a joint r«olutl,,nK ri,v,l« r ln« tk„ -rani uf llr„l, hduidd. IIav1„k ukfeth.r bUAlniH, ll, 11,1. 


^•lir"„ll L , l ' iiaiuDvlil" ;.SJ«^h ry if, 7“;i 'll" niuyiili ,,f WOO, l„r lri,,l - 

Ills! -4 I ■ '-""Af ", •IaU'aaSi. -T h>, Altn (> 
April ill aud 11 | 70.000 letters Wen* received at tlmt pi. 


. ,V , ' .1 . .1 i .. i . ... . . . ■■■ i mi m- ini i-Miiiiitj mini ri'soiunous (leouiriiig me i — •> — , 

boijid. and it U thought that they arc tho guilty parties that tho letter or order was not within Hie exebption •( | H .|i,-y nf the United States witli fureigii nations Tlx*- | >vorl*l. I «ua going," Hood'bye. feigned)— An Original. 

Um statute, ns it did not relate D> the caego or to any ar- resolutions are long ; they x cnntnlu numerous extracts 

Klaxonv.i, — Samuel IV Morgan, itm defaulting teller of 0,1 *xku-d the laut It was fol.Jod In the form of a the farawell address or Washington, nguliist any ill- 

Ikill 111, DIP ,[1,1, „f f IIQ4HJ. f.. r , ti-1,,1. . *" -'"!",••••'•— it A l.-tt.-r ,,r t"„„,k,, II r, v, ,imi,(, ml", 1 tl,"r"i„. It™, I. luiU „u llu, table, dim) uf. 

- , id laTgeftblo-with postage — -The— >*upremu-t^iiii' i- decl are d 'ieretl [to lie printed 

I.mthij* to Caukuinia — 1 The Alta Callfo ruiu stale- H at it. was a letter, and that its conveyance was a viola The S.-nule then t.sik up Hie joint r.solutloii in'ikiiip 


Hie Petersburg (»Va.) Bank. Imp bee 


-April ,'i and 4 bnimy to Ham»ohnia— T he Alta California stale- 

April 10 und II that 70.000 letters Were received at tlmt place I , y (he last 

• April 17 and lh mail from Hie Atlantic States. 

H. Uaiikm i. P. K. - 

-Diasiu.mis (Jo.x nscATEU.—Thc suit in NewYork reldtiv. 


Now Orleans District. 

7 Y 1 "^‘-office, and seized, .on tin* ground tlmt the owner in- 

TV >KNTs Foh k, rst YpaHTF.K of J 852 *V n:Voi,, »"‘> in K au| y‘ »»“* decided in favor' ot 

‘tv Stre.iC ^ ~ U “ l l,,ut< 'd States, und tin* diamonds confiscated. 

■ L-Uuurun-Jy Conforonoe, SUtli . - - =rp- , 

’ 1 S M ; Luve U’uuu, on. L-,,1, - „ „ >":• "UHM -1'krKoi , a lia.ru bviin uppululrd i.y llu, U„v 

1" , , ‘ h M " r *«H.«a uuil l»,r»o.u,Uj 

•rcuitl.lj. (uni,. Sth tatty, •) ln »*"l KwrillU In vlst-tliulr fepcrllvu mpitulA 

" ■ Love Feast Fell. F, Aliriitre, i . . „ 

h * S "' I .""•'■•■T.ov _Th„ Xi'wVurl, .luuruul „r 

I A"'"- un „""„u„l of „ iuiv.,1 pruduHluii wliloli llu, 

L e "'L t’lirif. Fell. Ill, 7 I- M 1 Hu.v 3taf"'Mm«— tliiAAi wl,t,.|, ruc-ntly ,|r„v,, I In- lirlll-l. 


• .. i iii > i J, slioMu. ijises a •eonsideralile puftiou of it -^ri-veiiui’ vearti 

1 *o vi"Uiti,,„s taw Tiii- L „f i„" 


-ill me mrewcll address or Washlnglon. against any in- ’ Koi.hoai. M*:rTi«(ift— Tbe Moblc Keglst«*r says : • Tiler' 

x^..* 

-ommcudcil therein. Bead, luid ou Hie talile, and or- citizens at the Frapklin Hall, {Saturday uigiit. to take inth 
d*»iwil to i>e printed. c/msidVrntloii tin' sulijeet «»f intern, -ft improvements in 

'*' W K„||"('. •'„," •, «,k up ll.i- julnl r.Aulullrai ink I;1 up t |,i, „„,| tho 4(1 Ja""i.I SIaU-a und On- muMfUi wua r.r. 

li ■>, ,,f taw Th" i'l'lnlmi n»* K.n.-Ii |,y Mr JiiAli, " Mr- “^lT , ‘^1 l “lk.■r■uSb , mltto;i r w',| , ^Cw•uau;.mt , Kl , v , ^ i"'|,r""«lv,ly ,iu,l Jluiurulljr »Udro«uHl l,y >lr. llurwSh “I 

•e'Hii ittg to every person who shall settle upoi und cultivale VirgUda. who is distiiiguislied fnr bis efferts in tbe cause. 

The Vos| -office Department, as has Jh-cii lepeateilly l, io sujue for a period of five years, It'S) acres ,.t land and who is ou hi* return from the recent Uuilroad Onn 
' Shown. Joses a considcral.le |M.fll(ii| of H^-cvcmie yearii Wl , |E2C.V' h ? n’" il " H t "Y »‘U‘*ur»)*;*I . nt|o|1 j n N,. wUr |,, 1||f .. of which |»e was .me of the n,«.sl 


«» w unu;4NN exANsincATioN 

»!.’ Interior.. iMbldllng Fair . 

Hr, Unary ‘V«)d% Fulr 

Mlddllug -.7^2^ UluiMl Fair 

1,1 r Hood Middling 7*,®8jUnod and Flu**.. 


! S on un gnmna t.mt urn owner in- sions in which the Post-office Department has 

KIKKT UI'AKTKK UK 1862., I h, , u . hV ! W "f F y . " 1V " r '"I"", I Iblrital "„ulr„>. rri"" 

...... ! ll “ lJ, tUfd States, und the diamonds confiscated. 1 ...... 


]Z i r - " ’■ '-eve Cuust Kcli. jj, AJgiwta j A Nl; „ . 

/,| j fierce gives un account of a u 

, „ ll “ r K*'"U. I’l'rir. Full. 111. 7 |. ,, ' Italy ritii". ‘Mills — tliuiM, wlltah 

fe 4Bt Veb' 10 '7 P *A. ( i Shawls out of the market— ha 

-"H Ntrcnt . . u (* I «'lb|h Carpet, printed in lilac 

’*M Kid, *)•» - 0,, 1' 19, 7 1* M I. eordiiig to weight. I'ilher as a tl 

,j, v ' “* * < l* m. i (breads of wool un* not spun 

<{7 | Ft W ' n,ltiH ' " 

1 9 U. V p m I , . 1 i*q*ly - Wttl*||t a lew moutlis 

■ 4 ■• o'vi'.FciiBt.Feh. 15. I ,,„iii"r iu i hi- way, shqwjng i 

Ui4i, if. . I side. and designed for gouts to 

‘MlhSlOll. lnt, 2t| an, I ‘Ll M , r in c I The Buy State Mills make this 

■ ‘'''Tit* Ml |r',,|.. 4)T n . .Di. . aisMit forty-eiglit lneln's 

-IV st Vt I 7 P M ; Knemmont V v ‘l" ty , °V r 

• It'l). 29, IJ » J. . ! designs. Hi, owing the richest 

"I'bU (t ul “• P- •» P M- 1 «'"lors. and furnish it at sc veu 

< ,f S #t ',; r , l - r‘ tiD * M, '«rlf « anil 7 ; U I 

; ' ml BaJimijU *o m R 7 " v, I 

tail i,i. r . ■“)•*.. 0. Muetuig War. ! tauti- at v„riu„»„, i i„„i n 
l- ' 1 "nf. Saturday' ° » m . n ,i ‘•‘••""‘"b «r ti", wouwM. -' 

rfllAt , 1- ,. UTlti j Wul-t, "ll ,i,U"ll llljur,,,l lift l,, 

-talMfll , ! UlU-ll'IuU. wllu luul ,,,""iV"U A 

. U'C mid I.ufo, ", . AH wii.vuimiU •» AUP||0UA"A. pr 

,. ••rune • ill a MlSrilun. . IuaI, him riowu. t(K tin, luhluj Ul 
lutili , "larol) 20 and 21 O I htauuiilnu «„}■> llu, Aiiitarer 

2 p ,, „ -i, , , 1 ' (.nil!. , Now. Jluirlyr., wlurt wuUM ' 

•H«kl,vil| J I" F. 4 V M. I ■ •>0.111,1 I um kuIpk ", i 

. "'Olo and i' n , ... i '"■.'““•ry k-h » h,,ui,i i- i„vi,", 

'-■■tiii,. \ .. H ' 0, ( h ( nl d MiHumn . . ! i H ,,f t„ mu-i, i 

ir i . : ft A P r, i ", und 4- (J CmiCSutiir : *"'!l t 1 P , : ul ‘i’ 1 buijruu' 

'* “ f V, and i 0 ~ , -<■ • "in. satur , >. aojlu iu ,, m p' ir.u.i 

Xiiiiiu. 4, . ' • ‘ K M. " A TMtaiSruA lurnlAftfa. „n,l 

‘- f nf ,s„, ,tH *“*ig April 10 nnd 'IL; I *W(^lbm.Uilrti l 1uta.ife! 
utur( ll*y, " I- m, and L F. 7 pm) ‘‘‘'M wt-Mn-ui u,i w i„» a „,,i,- 

"• C. KlLKHH, I*. K'. KBOHUUIUI AMU It. fAANIuUA 


'■ « .u."0. 1M .-l'k W „»'havu ta-un uppulutaU hy tlu- Our- >am:v -T h" Bullluuir,- tain, ™y> lh„t Judg,- 

"r„„r.. ,.r Uh,„l" Iktaml urul M,u,«iftik."U« tu iHTAomilll- ! I 'h"*«'y ••«n-ui"ly ,»mIIa«".I w,th 1,1 a po.lt Iut, „l II,,. 
j invltM liossuth i<* visit tludr respeeJlye ( uiiitals' '| vunn The (Japtuiu-Utmerul refuses to jeeogniz** him o> 

. / - IJonsul. but lias iiitimati d that he will iu know l. tlgi- him 


u.„i.i ,„ ■|i.;,.«7,u«p«feYo." 1,1 " r '"“f" , . , " w " w r 

rules, on motion of Mr. Allbjhti, when tlmt (entleinan in- |»n*mlneut tutd lnfluenttni JiieitlM*rs. lli* view* upon the 
troiiin-i'M tbe following rcAohitiou. viz :• great advantages which must resttll, fnuu.a lrmi^/V*r of tin* 

*CAo ,,,,. tl," riapvfntauUuut „f lh" I'unnA h»« puh- i.hu,.,,,, Ill" Xorfh- K»«l i„„l S.nit h - \1,~i 

D-"|i*mI iii the UIoIm* ol Junuan* I. IK.VJ. u clear and con- ^ .... , . , . , 

*1* used reiM.rt-of the census, containimr a lanrc amount ot ,r '"" ‘‘«'«nn.*b. were very strikTug 


lnM ,; ' H :, v Th** n tiHiiuir siiii „ , , , rep.*rt-*.f the cmsus. eon.ai.ung a larg. amount of from ^.st-wt,- to internal. c.m.m**.s, were very striking ^n() hhds were taken, hy on** party, at 

- t> . initM" Phi. Baltlm.irt >aut ay .> tlmt Jiolg.- valuable lutynuirtio’ii ; and whereas, the iufqnaatjon n«,w mul felicitous dm- hluis were nohi tni io.ii..» 

hjuirkey is extremely dissatisfied witli his position at Hu desirisl by the pubUe cannot |„- had i*} tiie onliiinr) , , . M . . 7 , , ln ‘ ,ua,B * 

vana. The Haptuin-Ounerul refuses ti* J-ceoglilz** him Ms ‘’"‘trstt ot printing for a long tinio to coinu. uud-thi'ii iu A' lixeii* Pass*,.* — ^ Willmer & Sinith’sTinies. of Decent- •••daiice nt rate* winch tbe sellers wm 
Consul, but hlK intimaD il tiiat he will tu ktiow le.lge him ^‘d very iiiiiih-tiimt** «|Uutitlties ; tln'r* lo»e. Imt 27 stutei tlmt the splendid packet ship ^talfordshire. A “ ■ ww “•JvraUml, Jiowevur. that ll 

“ Oumn....-..i..l A* Hu- Cul.",, S,„", ,n„. It, Altar. ,1. tori.* (uf Truiu A Cu. a Ba .ou 


COTTON ANU I OB AC I'd STATKMIINT. 

* * ('nllini, bales 7W«/< co, I, inis 
dtucJi ou huuil Kept L 1851 , 15,.'»«) 2JL«7i 

K< I'eiVCd |NIHt Week . .'k'l.Olk'l j (KM) 

previously.. tKIHUbO -7“0.24i tl <)42» 0.012 
7 l-vtiia 

K x port cl past week 4*l.2.»7 

previously Eta’iS 17!4^ i78,42U 7..7H -2JJI72 

Stock ou lmud not eluwr«*d U7.2IH 7.441 

'niMACCO — Tbe Tobacco market ivjiu*iiie«l inactive and' 
dull tliroiighout Saturday and .Monday, hut nn TadHay 
2)M) liltdM were ttikcu, l*y one party, at — . and on IVeiin*— 
day i«M> lihds were iu>lU. Including 100 nt 41,, nnd tit* 
balance nt piteg wliich the m Burs would no( make public. 


High Life fu Oblon Tiiuea. 

M-.nUlly A"c„rri« „f Curfuut Kr"M« — Au Alufert .uil 
m a. _ ''blTulcI" "f Kuhllcul, Boctal. Lltotary.Arttallc, und 

soiml Affairs nt Home and Abroad 

H »>i Editor's Table.— Tho Year -The Aloukuae—AgM required 
uoiuinul to gather its Kleuieuts — First UiMwrvatioba td (be Voar. 

Etymological Siguificauce of the Word — Ht James's 
co litiiis 4 y,uldy ? " f Turning, or Tropical Hhadow.—Tho Yoar 
’ *204*71 k, '' ,w, » by the HUr#.— J«wb*h Y* ar.— Egyptian Year.— ^ 

1) (Irci-Ti Y.air — Koumu Year Julian Period — The Alina- 

nac 4n Important aid to Civillaatlon.— Tlmeleaa Chaos 
W'JD" «if Hie Ravage Mind — The Pulpit and the Press,— Clergy 

I -2JL372 shnuid is* tbe First Men of tlm Age — False luttuuncsa 

7 ^41 wbich girt* the Press nn Advantage ovigr Up* Pulpit — 
• Imnglti, nl Emotions of Cicero and Aristotlo lu.a moderza 

stive nmi- Heading Kmiin and n uKKlern (Jhur^. 

Tuesday Editor's Kurt (.'hair - Kossuth and our Kuthuaiaam 
Wedne. blm -On Lola Monte*.- I Km, us and tho Freneh Censor, 
and lit. ship -yignor II rusebl— Female Ht(*ckbrukers-Tbo Co^. 
« public soled D I sc on solat «« — An Italian Romance 


j Iiieice gives an. ii(!i!i Hint of II upv,d production wlituli th«‘ ,l "* « l l'ldiri»tlpn Judge Shark.'v however, it is uileged. the Use of the-Ilmiw* provided that it shall uot exceed arrived ul lb 
| liny Stufe'Mlliu— th.oiu yrliloh recently drove tin* British 1,us dclermihed to act as Consul or hot ,yt all. oueeent per copy rapid run of 


f the uuirket--liu v« !i W*:, '■ I Mr ^rrm-vedthal the resolution Im laid on the table. 

I.rinted il. i In y V , UC ‘“ d ’ U A OoUNTH VMAN AT Paiiis— This morning, ns we were » ,,a ll «’ 'iUeetiotl Imviug bevil dedd.Nl in Hie negative, it 

"Jut !!"! " ‘ " k W '": k ' " ,,J »«,,,(. nr-' taklita ,1 v.,ry BJUifurtaW" l.ruuUA.l »v Ih,. ",,u.,-niJta "u n' 1 ?" 11 ;, ,, , , , 

Ight. i titter its a fioorieint |, or drugget, -Tim - of our hotel, and as I was reading Halignaui’s daily paiier. , r hioyml to reconsider the vote. an*| thereupon a 
‘•ol are not spun or wuVi-n. hut dnwu Out I 1 a person at* the next table addressing un-. in ! ' , "" th.- subject "f tl,< ability of th*' eon 


Slmwta ,„,( „f tl," uuirki't liuve ,,r,«i„",.,|. U ls „ K ,. lt . J 

'•lull, (:,„1,"|. |,ri„l,,,l in I, tack work. „,,a takiuu u 

""nliiiir t„ wiright. "llln-r ns a Uour-ctntl, ur rlruujt, l T|„. ornurlu, 

Ilimuls m *1,1,1 un I Apun or wnV,-,,. I.ul a'nmi'Wi 1 f ' ni " a 1 

- „u>i W,t-4-,k"th"ivr i,,i-*h,,i" niAAS-taring mtcK IIli" AITS' ' !?, * ?!’* * 
1,0,1V ‘Wltlll [| » f"« ,1,01,11, A luhrl.-A >,,,,’" I,,,,, u |, ul t,, , j t y ,K, 

got tier iu this way. shpwjug. u 'differ* ui olm- *. t u uither diyirrihed 
j side, aud designed for coats to be ltia.l* up wlllmm lining ftefltiguf 
Tiie Bay •State Mills iimke thls ejotli with a wi'iifc gruuud. v£! ( \\ou 


A a Mi Ah i i i.l ».iiv - 


As wo uaderstuud, however, that they were at figure* Bdltm’M Drawer. — A Text for a Sermon.— The Entombed 
lower titan our last Woek'stjuolatioiui, We now revise them Barer. — Cuu*u ami Effect — Vagaries of the IrmiiO.— 

.Mt„it Hie moruiug of Christums. aftej- a I u "' 1 th, ’-V stand us f.dlows • P«.r Htgs. ; Leo f, In _ Aiunr imusenlsm — Lore and Munynon - Profwfional 

fiiurlefit days She sailed In company wltlt f<,rl " r u,,,1 * J Fair to Fine, 4\i(ai0\ ; Knthuslusiu — “ Mind y«*ur p’s and Q'«. — Sympathy 

1 Choice und Select ioiw,tVd)b>»« "ft th- thrown awuy .-.Winter Duties - Experiment* In HylDg; 

HUUAB— The Sugar market opened ou Hatunluy with a — Affair of Honor” —almpet 


oieeuup: ^tusaurea tuiu ima lie ixtswa lur su uuilt*. h it ' - ouvng .**.’ or* ••" •'••. officer, suggesting t» re.u 

lil.v l.u.viuK (luul, hi- |,a|,"r nl, tl," tukl". lie |uH|u-li,-uU- ' 7, , 1 ' «?»*•*. •* •‘"".Ufky. hul ll.u V- 

,l,™-rlh".l lh" In.mi, uhich II," |mim.,un„, furtl,,, -i"l,i ta, I „,ll"iU",l t„ III" Jnuil ill I'rinlluu llu, l l„. taiul - rr •"" *'• 


th" H|"»1UA1,1|. I k' l't .hi" hy .1,1" with too four «u4«. Aud W Hu AMuy—Wtator I)utl"A.--E 

boars Hiutllsh.' headed fpr Ualitax SUHAU— 1 The Sugar market opened ou Saturday with u - Affair of Honor” -olm^at 

tlegreeof depression, owing to the accumulated slock, and Literary .NoHeA*.,yThe Bucks of the 
Tbe IVasliington Uuion of the lKtli ilitritig (lie fust tbre* 1 Buys of the w«'«k price** weredftci- K**printe*I Idterary InteUigenc*'. 
-'ummuiilcaiiun.~ib>m -an artillury- dudly. eutiw They.. luovevcr*. rccoveretl somewiiut. on.. Mr. Putt:)* .New:- V. U i>-'ta 
■-••rganizutiou of this branch of- the lYcdiutsdujr, and. offer some Hurt uat Inna, clos'd Ltd turns. 


officer, suggesting a re-organlzutiou of tliis branch of- the 


described ti)e trump W htcl) the progliilUliie for Hu* -iglil 
s* clng of yesterday S puner lm*i given him. and declare ,1 l„. 
inaldiity In keep up with the in-truet inns f,.r tlmt day 
Finding tlmt lie wus a charaeter. I carried on the Votive,- 


did ii >t expert to comply will, Hie emit raet; Iteing unable 
l*t procure Hie liescriptiou of paper required. 

The House liiid tin* motion to rcn-nMiler on the l.ilile. . 
, M f . " Itriggii • n^ked . I* ,* * •■ !<• Uilc -duciLit -iiatilulimi Ju^l 

struct hip (he (‘ominlltce on ElecHon- to inquire into tl)' - 


•r says, with much truth, that evening at our quotations. The sale* of- the week m*i- 


a js ti l l . furtv- i'iebt. im h*- wide, wcltrhitur fr„i„ * r Muting tlmt lie was a character. I parried on . the rouver 7. ' ' . ""'""‘"V"'!" 1 " 1 

twenty- four oiuuus per yunl. and print in elegant carpeV nK 1 !!*? 1 .1 ‘in*wf edliytiigiy mull trr the r*wnu -V, , «m n H It^on 

’ Palace ” • Well, sir.” I said. •• ami how did you like it ’ ” “'*» ^ V**M*ut. llio c.nsid. r 

a ui .7 ■ i . i ... a u •> i . •’“It. tiiat axlubit ion is some ' • And im.v sir ul,„i .li., l » 1 ''*n vijis passed o>*'r until l<*-t/torv*,w 


from the lime of tie- Imtteriug rams of the ancients to Die brace .StNM) blid-* of wliich 60U ware taken ytisterday 
aitHlirv’i'f tile present day tills cot j*^ Ims ever b*.'«*n I'on- quote : luferior to I'ojuuion. UfS>M *, 4 , Fair ilfj 
side fed all important, and lias lawn cherished with pccu- Prime aud Ohotce, 4 l i(Sby H,. 

11a V,;;'* ii' by all niiril)n j — IDJ”lTt«r'PiiygrtlvHt Thr tlH‘ laFt - Week’s rceelpt-.'ITIT biwls— bxports, HJ*ii. 


inquired if lie had b* nt to Lundiin'^JIfTWldy^ wils.’ bV'Hty- of tbe' proceeding* by , vvliicli Mr. (li'rnblscl, tiie thirty years lliu United ritutes ifovernmant luis paid less ^OLAF^Eh— Tiie deumnd f*«r Molasses wasgoyd during 

reckon T have : why. I come mi purp.wc to sen tlii* I’rystial i Vl; * , *“ U,N '»*’ , :**«! Mr „ti e „tr*m to this branch oft lie military than t4» any other, th«».uitly part of the week.' but the reoripts have latlerri 

Si, I «“£>•;;; OfpSSS f. ^ w «■» .-* J . ' ^ J l 

you tliiuk of Hie drc* k aiaVe I”- There umv stiunger " r Y asli ''-d leave to t.ff* r a ri'^lutlon. granting “ f pr*i|srr.iiujrucUiui i** D* offiewir, uipl the writer says tb** m*s|eraU> supply offering, prkufq 4nes Widusaduy 
I takes It tiiat ivliere slit* w.t.- raised cotton was dreadfid ,l '." 'V" "h l,al1 fur lJ "' uf l, “ A»»' ; riean Colo- that ituviH. Until Ift&l, »Vas a b«-»k of tactics issued by au- j,g t e U-en flniu r. and hav*- range, 1 mostly at 2t^l4 ff-r 


A Si,,,, ii. .\fi*Mu;iA\.— A venerable AunTican Judge tv- 
lat* ' the following fineedute •• Tiie morning follow iug tin- 
biittle *,f Yorklown. 1 1m*l the euriiisity to attend tbe 
(IrAoedng of tiie wounded Among others .tfhosJ’' limbs 
were nu much injured ilfi to. require iiinputAtion. was a 
musieian ivli,. I uni received a musket bull in the knee 
As was .usual iu such ojihch. preparation,': were making to 


ut LeiilhiU to tliis branch of the military than (pauy other, the. airly part of t lie week.' but the receipt* have latterly 
I lir sriljlcry hus suff 1 r*'«i much m ••ffiidency hy the want f»fi,.u off, and Ihe sales rnyh aiK,ut 7.VM) liMn. Owing to 


warcc''' [ Young Anioyirjtn Alit'oad „ 

SiEAMAMir LixEA— There are numerous memorials be 
fore t.’ougiess tor new steamship®, ami fr*uu ail parts of 


lUzqtlon Society Dqtiloj row ev* nlng.bui Ute llou. *' tefu 
t<> Suspend the rules 

Mr t'litiginan asked leave to intinilnc.e tin 1 following 


Literary Nqttcda. cr The Btx.kaof the Month, t»rifft«Mand 
Keprinted Literary Intelligence, at Home a*d Abroad. 
Mj.Piill^j-New.YimjrV.A/lv.nturca. AYiih JUm JO hutnu ... . 

k t lolls. 

A Leaf from Punch —Arfaht FUtbriion — Mr. Booby (la 
Birring hi- l.eeturr in and Ml >0 ° tk<* Now Coatuma fur 
Mai. A Bloonnr*"' inlajip Yvaa.- • mrong-utindevl 
ItliHiuierV after Marriags. With Four Illustration* ' " / ” 
Fttriltioiw l»F H iatav. Witli Three ill uatraUons 
The January Numlwr of IlAaraa's Nkw Monthlv 
Maoaiixa Is coufldanUy presented fo the AnWrican pub- . 
Hr as equal, in all respects aud lit all departments* to any 
•Imilur wi-rk ttvtriissuod in t he U nited Htatvs or In I lie trovi* 
Aside frimt It*, literary t ontauta, its |dotorial illustnitiona— 


thority for siege, garrison and sea wg^st arliUery. Th# prime and choice, aud 10ft) lu> i for ordinary t*» fair quail- I 1,1 u^,, • luon d specluiena of 


writ* r uiggcsls-mutiy iuipw tanl ehaiqtes. aud courlud** tp., 


laali him down. t*r thc tahlo, to pruvept the pns-lbillty ot I the country from B*»sfon to Ni ivOrb ans One (if H. u m* 

Ills llli, 1 III" Hu I'. I I... .... if. ....... . I ..... .. mu IIU 


would you be at ’ 


j morbtlx usks for u line to YcpezUnla once a month It i» "btain the same objects hy* legislation. 'iimi wlierejir ermt- 


H A trtuM. some ) ,f tlo- states of Htis Pploo have, in their thus The Artillery and Ordnance Departuumt. as si 
Uoi,«titutiOUs. provided f*H- the absolute exeiusipli of frug* present otUlbiblied. cmadkls of 22' livid officer* ami 222 
H")4ro,:A rri'll, tliull; U-rrKurv wllil" nlliMU Iiav, auukI.I tn u, ,,7 u nnlil„rv ituuluwn All, I 




•* ' My ,ind..J am going in take off' yuuMcg. uinHt i,- l’ ro l"^' 1 1,1 lauJ wl ‘’"I"' ^liiytlwi in Ft. Domingo 

lX T‘Tii y - V " u hl ‘" u1 ' 1 WmIW'I down. >»!>«•'*, *><»»»» New York,)* tlicnee to Kt. Port*. 

li.Srt ,rr H ,^ HUel * ,,l,n K Y "" ,,u *y Idut-U Hie Uion. (270 miles.) tlumce U»Ft Tlmmus, (40 utile*') tbenc, ' 

tetenst!*’' ,MW ••"**«» i ^<*' *•• 

- 7A T *nU"'.WAA iun,l«li|,j. „ n ,. r |„u|,| K (t, ta, nij mnm " r S'*»«»"ta-r^. „f NuwVork. 1, tin- )ivlllioi(rr 
’• I... . . J.'JL'.'f.V.r'iT, u >'"* *",o„"iih,i",l to piny tiutl'l Nnrlull. ■ V,, , »a„i- „ 11,,,-lu Kun-p.- Cullfurnlii uuni, 

v: ?T ""\ , HuuJ ' r \ •““ i! ■- ^ 

. .. . . ■ ,,,u 't“* __ pro|*al,lu that t la* 'system. un*|* r Hoverniitcn.l, utixplcc- 

JIHoNOMlo ano Its Fa>hi'iinamuw .-A lute letter ftvm wil1 enrried uyy lurlloT thau Jt is mMy ^xtomb d. The 
llottolulu. •audWieii. Islands, aays \ ' , Vapd. rliilt line vin Hnn Juuii t** (‘itliforniii Is. luvw* vet 


plaints have ul tinp's been / inude hy other H tuU<s ami* i 
tiolis; tlicrefore. 


lYeek’s receipts, G2h) bl»b — A'Xporls, ;tooe 
FLOii It— Tbe. Flour market Hits rontluued lua#H»i' 
luring the week, but with very light r<eclp4« price# ha * ' 


thesrt Neither, lalK/r nor ex|»«uaa has Ixmu spared In 
giving to the work- the greatest pottsibltt attractions to all 

ciasseMjtf readers. v 

Itariu-rta New MjplUf Mta,*ilu* i.Mhu.rAfeA. 


< li.1t ui,, llu, u|iinl„u I.r ll," II„iim, ui ll.,],r., . u uf IH,', , n,„l a,ta«„ltal,Ai UU " 

tatlvi s. it |s the 111141)1* '. tlo liable rigid ol ea» it *nm ul tb , .. .. no, 


j, v. juukbo, i*. k: aaoDouu.,., H» Fashion situs*,— A lute |„Ue, 

^ — Honolulu. auudWIch. lslund*. Mays 

-tatatatiuu s«„ nad 


umkiiig.it strong pw*' 1 Th»* I’ost-otfife amj the Naval d "I'c'iit-stidli 


Fiat eat to i v hide , i.itlicr w holly or partially from Iu t 
territory ttegr* »■- either |Yee jir ala v* «. and that tlu> uger- 
••is,- of this rigid affords no just ground of roiiipliilut to 

oilier iiutidii# or Ftatc* 

The House ref used l*» suspend (lie iules — J'»*/»s fit) imy* 7 1 
*'"Afi ui(joijrmiK'iit sliiirtiy afterwards took. place. 

iti < rt'iiu.x av Haoroian Pmarraio'* -MV were received 
wtHi great. frit*Udl!nt*o* l*y Col llaploy, idiief of tiie regi- 


"„„tai|iA A ml )l4J.iluiimt„" l(, military MH9SS d url.. K II," »".k, hut «1,B „■,« tou >.«£• italrt* *»>■ 'Un-w - N" » >*..«(% tataSMANNS* 

.1 IUAI. »U4 ••kAta.Kr »!"“«" IMMIn, >u-. ,. full Tl," ad'u,, turn .kuul UUMlMta. ta»lDdlu B ,U " " r *' ,l *> " r 'ta' "■»'■*•' Is whtal, « ta itasd, 

uiiua * w%7Si ;,u it„, i„, i Ul Bssi y wg "tartm t« 

I'f -t", >"«,•■■ r. *«,* »“■' *7 »»• Ku„, Ohio, from II, " 0,"". f, 00, iFmLumt, ta ^ 


av ipilenl In geueral: hospitality 


•N/ii"U.’’^T|»e V F sbjop-of-war Decalnr arrived ul Pi«n- 

s/icoli* on tiie lOtlt frdiu H eruls." 

•- «• . • ' .. ..•■ v 

'THi tmoido of »Lhndon annually drink «l>ou/ 

u lue thousand jtpus'dfbldSMi ln.thf mlxtiiry they, call antijl 

Ton thotifiHDf! tunfi of lartl oil wort* expoi te*! 

from the Pulled Flutes to England last year 


iMHi lulu,,, ™ ^ w, i r^ a iw **** 

‘■'i"™ I 4*1*1) IIU'N. 4Mri Hu^rtuoUW. f,„m 1 1„, U , "" M 00, feu, riAttauri. .1, r b Ctariyrtal.,1, gulf. IWV Btofe SIF* 

D,„„.i„r .1," fmvrw. mm . » f/<v *•• '•"■ „„„ 8 „,u,tatp.-M bjom «, «*■•-* kw*- « >, 

• luv. fuuum. |,‘-r „ u"mu, "f Sita-UJ -r mu , M , muuliulmlm u«ta U' kr.'U «■ «»•* "»*■« ^V. Tf’ .TTr “ fi' l .rn^luw 

brands 7 ^ ri bhj. 1) «• l.uve ootle*.| sonAe*ahw. ‘t° Vu ' *** * *s " 

at auction, hu lading a lid of W7U bbU Old**, sUgidly ‘ , 

damage. I «l >.) 02'* and 700 t-bls Extra Illinois at *4 17 ‘ ' : “ ’ a ' 

0dV4 W) r i*l*l fur damage* and sound parcel* Yuslvr N my be obUlu-d f, T f ' 


kr. U„, U ***ln G'u tm. ,, , . . , lra’«d! 1 0, > d H'tjfair s*. x lovely, notwitli CommUt«N*s hav« moat *»f these pr.tjvcts jn their ohnrg* high r pul u among the Itusslau^ lh*. t olo. ,| lr Htatss to Ktigland last y. u 

I tucramte. n I* »lat«d ° tta »*kude darker tl»au*^ tbe Americans ' Th.ii i**l > bouse laoug the polul’of uidopior tin* umro fasluou .. i ii,...,... t i lM t..., 

a abi-i. f ro °m, and ov«u sUuidge, iu th* < 5 °alum«at aru very pictur«h<iue^ ^ uud the ohoic*- of-colors is' „ .... , ... . . . able Horlety or tfori. we iut ?o au opp«>rtuulty pf bocomlua , ' r 'J* S V ** i a ( 

•"‘HW " "* »*•• r„r Brio J u ai, , 1" Nl"4T. ' «'|r"4l ,l",,l „f ta.l", tl," |,„„, “"“felt V"’ V” '7u ^ 1,1 IJlDtaCMtaj ) 'JlAflnu . rnllu-r mu," lulhunulv *",,uaI„"J will, ul ll„, UiU. I" »'•"■ »■" W*®" 4 >,y ,h " A ''* 1 r 1 »" Oov." 

luT 1 ^ <4 a week «„ • . J , u NlcA ra- cularly so, They wear a very neat .irsw b..t r l.. " e lourjt fnuu the Moung* DemisTat. that Mrs point. ' praised Wu ties of the town This mornimr the t'uloii. l tur ug in Boston 

L>*U wa. r.!!^ whlch ««« with pretty rihbinw ILd -im.,t.l« »ud> of Aberdeen, t, real!, ed her la®, on Utf I lu.d ih!.?«ml,S.!L i, . luiZSi, .o. ,'i I hLI.. .L.«..., 

. Iter denlit f.y-.ul.tiog frrtm a -evere burn, < 


nt aurti.iu' imludiug a lot of 070 bbU Olilo, slightly 
•lauuiged. at >3 tW' !• and 700 l)bls Extra IlUuois at >4 17 
ft) $4 60 V- bbi fur damaged and ammd parcel* Y .utter 
*lay'*.sale« tnclu<led .nply al-out IftpO bbls 
Week s r*» eipts. 7220 I itda-^-e sports, 13270 
Hit A IN-. Tlm ® apply of turn waa Light Wly in the 


|ie«l(<Hti‘iuii. week amt |)rioc* had au advauciug Laudoiu y until IVed j ClotLTril 


> . -t wa# * *" rim* 4 Coiiimp-’! with pretty rihbou, , iui j veil . • iia.v rid..- » 

.rt*** 1 ^ all tbs v. t0 “ topth * “* l ® of ticket# ; [ gentleman fashiun 'fbe uien’ dress elib-fiy' lu°F^ 1 

for the u to "rr ' Xt r th , nU «»“ \ C 

Uu? 4 ™ | Ulh ' bku wise vugagud This drjf lih4, ! M^ »^!l! a t lil ".li 1 *** #Uafc of li * Uy " lH«lle* 

Ht r u Sr t 

k *^l«6*#oa U, •>, route The ‘teanuhip ' ^^^Lder. ww^rulderad i* block with a greut dt-ul of tastAi 

lU4Wul a tt<l ail ,hvi bcxlh ! IZl* JU4 f* ^ ^ C i S 

‘ • The King itaLl in 


l.o .visit witli us otic or two priticern* * at 




«i<n m r . her .lealb fftti^iug rrrttii * -evere bum. .-•••„ tlojr dwtjllligs . we w.-re. however, only received by.the chuDaeat Vf*mim, hi lleuml pupc umuev the lluvern- 

S ou.'d by the overtiunina ol a .cobqtne l*J* , 9e. ‘be eon young J#fiue«Hs Mailha KrUtalt. whose harming Kliapc ,u. nt K Iihva' r. Mtlvcd to -trikeV eonalderable tkmouut uf 

!., tK <h nri e* Ise'l v ' IViilibir ' 1 o° that * 1 ? b' ' httir **'’ "X^Bed In ail Htuqfia The C.4o- wl j, |R . r , „| u Thl- will ,* premium Till per 

In ,l*a, used a * os* pte*ts*iy similut to that ol tin uetiixeU tiie pr* tuuliou tmfuie he went with Us to the r ,.{,i 
.•wdWMjuted Mr* dwuuu. «I Jaokauo. I l*riin «*e to amiouuue u<* to her an liour>)*for*huuiI ; “fur. 1 „„ ,. . . ttiU x t 


Jit coit^mtucm o ol tiio gieut iloiiiuuil Iqr uumll uter tr|j»sa* il**u» Uavu Umu o\ r ft bt 

change at Vfeiiua, lit llru oi paper umney. the Huvern. urime lots, and lor Ortilitfj-y. The w#«k><, 
lU.'iit liHArr resolved (*• -trike a . onsnlerable gmouut nf . .. . . tT -i , 

„nn,u,r . Tl.t 4 will a or„i,iiim ./ 12 her ‘WWO ROcks .Halt* baV* beeU dull at ttlft 34* 


nesday wlien they fell qB to about the range uf our Uut VM h. furnWbwl by 

.juolatlons. They have since further dccllnod, and lh* Tt »* Publisher* wID suppl. 
Uter tr|pNA. ll-n» have Uu at C bu»hs4 (M *p«4y Iu Agent* and P***tMM 

prime lob*, and thkf lur OrdUgpy. The .weeks artang«m«al# with thdgt «D 


ittUlrt (ivar I,,, I ll . , , . “ , . .Iti. vna I" bhiiuuuu: u* ao I**>r tall iiDurueiorenunu ; lur, . , , . , .o* a* 4A *• 

t taul „r talta , M . “.**7" fetaftatau ta.ly "-I AU»lta "OUUIy.Atau «A,I Iu,. »,lk » "Uimli," .u.ita f.,r "HtorittaD I’tl.U €>i»y »l I," 1,(1, ■ ll 4l»lu| A U|A, II 112,000 BcriM 1,1 

-Jl-*. ~ I ulMa “u Um uil, inst her death Uuug occasioned by her j shows herself to Hi.- . >•• ol a stranger if I hue U u-t al- ' gruui)l and Ip,* population *t 'iuuUiKMJ. und tlw «uty of i 


I 'l“" r i1ta" rf i«^ui ,l h! *?• ,Wol ‘ (rife'"* *“''a„ Afv.ruly tiiAl I,", 1 lur Ju,, ", '|i'»|«n |,"'r taltat"' ,, ’»,ul'.' .'tautaUy ""'”l T««w ,‘ii|4u,iu« jiAlu will, a lAjuutaliuu uf 

lt[c ■ b *»* Ky lAliupi iPl,, lb" Ul, rou», [ B,,J, u-I. ,11 M,UU,"UJ .uitlu,, l,4y u, 111,- J -Vita U.A,ll,l,; |,r„|i, rlj ,.fll.. ^ Turui. r, I , ATiuOUO Uuu 


Umax i A4"k. Itata fen ta.u duU 4* UiSMd ), MS 

lur Ohio, auJ taVulBBt for JU. Luata , . . Bfet fe> 4"UT 
u*k,t4U tmreuta. rt Al-w (***•) IN. Cfe»*S« MS* 1 
Vk heat Iu Ua« tuarhet. 

Week's rireelpM uf Cora *Ogt) aack^-expwta l*jm 

ii' - ill 1 1 tl 


fetata 4*4011, 

ID 4dT4B04 
A .UKtaSd 4t 40X 



Cl)r lieu) (Orleans Christian JUrooratc. 


*<P rttstfctly. 


Farther Detelte hy tha Anw. I F Aimed Mathvw'* HrttM io Ihii-awd. lnthrr 

■ — — J Mathew .*11 hi* rotwni to Ireland from the United Mate* 

We fffvp ptaoefo Ike following fftawlfc Iwonght by lln w »a twin*! hf Iff* •ountrynirn with every doinonxtrn- 
***** I* otataoff al <w»t1»e Wffh ^ jin r^jjxrd *i*4 ertritn. ‘ Th* Onmutroi Ootfnoil of Cork 

*^rSss2 , J5i: ***** nn offdre** of rongrnlulatfon. (o 

* nau"ira\rirrt !hi h!t*e*> hr rrA|>o»irti*rt In n *peeeh of much feeling and efo- 

q nonce, in the conn* (/ which he tliu* referred I" III. 
**jr. the ArrHe cairn- In l*rfllMor fr^te of thei’nMed State* nn.l the minuter In which he i 
l»»M* Tte teglrs.teAlf. serf h, them . ' 

“ N«» Ungnairo. gentlemen. which yon cotffd frame can 
(SrvT*' oU i,4 tTi. wfBclriftlv Cl|.rCM the n>ra«ure of our common «it>ll(C«t Ioti 

I . .* «>,- fl.lltTTA to the noble-boni ted and genermi* eitlaen* of America 

i ju.lL Jit. jLidliml hlr Vow hare had ocular demon*! ration of their bountiful 

Fill., wa* foewwled <m Ik oympathy. when. In the .lav of tribulation. you wltne**ed 
imlni umM ,/Ttib-"' .tl^wrl. In yom ihngnlflrent har(*or the Mar-*pnoglod l*annei 


*T !t*i I Xnl the '|»rtwMrtft 7 to tl«n «4'wh.**e J, Merlon* fl ight (• gn at nation * ajwmtnnc- 

* “ i ii «hhn*a on* iffkring on the altar* of humanity; raved Innutnor- 

. . . .. ,^ .1... Uaalltv able tile, within the precinct* of our fiuallie-jtriclyn 

' . t ,° < 7w»»»*roKwrda *4 » OOihOOM voter* hat* country I Have traveled thouaanda of ndl.-a hi the groat 

mV^SL. t «Mi» nn VtwtiAf. ahil peituv Wertrrn Republic. amt tietrr have I Mparlnmad not only 

L. JILttf WmMc tad narrhr I under lu the Capital, but throogh the wide extent of Ann rteo 

n.nirMr ff-mr wiwdotir I wunHkrein aught hot reapo^t and kind nee* from It* lilgh-inlud.il 
i \ Jia dllhewttr h«t r VUh the ewwneel and aup rilTten*. My tranantlaatlr toiir la fraught with a i Ihoti- 

l Urtrt mln<l<d men. and the dovotcrince* of lh< ta«ff fond rcmlnlarenee*. never to he forgotten, and 1 h r. 

■*u.4.Jlw if hriTrn I h«tW to e*rwr« I*. venliir hofie that the atrong feellnga of aympathy nnfl 
forwarding Inulllnllian irrifi til (Hendolilp which now t-xlal between the |*eople of In land 
.Wiortwlh' Inatlncta <4 the nation a aratem ( ' «nd America mnv eontlnue aa permanent and durable a* 
W JSdrh re wooatltnte* authority withoui the many rirtuea t hey pooeea* In eonunon Your «llua|..n 
the f,«|tng of .-oualiti or elodut any path ai *»• wy dear egpat Hated eountiynoui. whom I had the hnp- 
Z I hope to fmnd an pj^ topieet In the gn-.t ItepuUlc ami M.c gre.ter hHp. 

ami Imncirent libaats.' plncaa of enrolling among injr dlaelplea. Iiaa t.»uehe.l a 

*• vlre Vaorddn “ followed fhe anoeeh ehonl whlel. rlhratea through my whole ftumc. Though 

■Me eyen^ thrrtl r t,*matie«irwlw|^.ent.-.l painfully otnirk with the aad contract which our dearly 
'hlcnt by t he atxvii <*lle nuneto. Tie ArehhWnq. bylored rountrr preeewt* In many particular* with the 


irolron received 74SM1* » *•»' 

^sjteasasSag 


|iminliy floating over the frigate Jameatown. the dlMrllui- 
tlon c4 whnae preelmi* freight (a great nation’* apontanc- 


“France La* cora 
■ fetwm In ihe rV 

b d U dw d iar My 




to Ibe PrcVKk-nt 

rf KrlA to bl* a 


*4 waJri** torrt- FlwtiAc ah.1 |M-ih«p 
4 trouble and anarchy t under 
r of any mi*ah'n. I do deeeiv. 
dtr Imt t* llh the cuwneel and rup 
4 awn. and the dcTtotednca* <4 the 
m «4 hrorrn. I hafi to anpwn U- 
by forwarding inet It ntkaw twa|*md 


twMe evening, the diplomat icwiriiawaaiireaentnl 
■i*H»ent by thcapo*to|le nunekK Tic Arctiblrimj. 


wV «| «lhr or dwytlr Inland-lhl. ln'iwl .hr ph.» 
On* h>4 MMMn. to hhn Thr (H-ddrot th.nkrd him In •" InTMtlel. thf PWdW ‘'‘TO'-K 1 » «*"» 

j. rh ial Mrrrk trflnaHory ordeal, from which I txu*t *he will ere long 

Thr Itorni. Ihi. Innlkk. >it 4 » -Intr nf In mnv. I.r brt*hU.v iMinriw. and .ntrr on th«t *loHou« raw of ns. 
rr-T T.<r« o..wlnrd hjlhrl-rrrid. nl. Uonnl prwrrrtty to whirl, ter ampU . nwonfew, now In 

r • Tte Itete-r nrawpranlrrt -r» lh«t temlr X«n.dron nnyrrM of dorrlopmniU miwt Mttmllj mtlOa her. 1 
— «nUr aanr. iwmonr ahool hi— Hull ho Aorlnv *»I .ollfhl In «lro.,lj- rrooRiililop in«rk«l Indliwtlonr of 
MaMcaad the only nvwtw of i>«atabU4ilng the flnancrw n rylrlt of Industrial activity and ontcr|)riM>, which, com- 
aad placing trudron a w ww rww bating. blm-d with adf-n-Hancc and peraeverance.,cau not fail to 


painfully struck with the sad contrast which our dftnj 
beloved country present* in many particular* with the 
favored land which I hat# recently left. I yet sec no rea- 


It Is underataod that In order to trwnuulllae foreign riTrrt fhr her that social regeneration whleh it ha* til- 
jinai jan. uij. Kapolenn will Interact all hi* Kmbassador* rwady accomplished for ao tnauy nation* in tlu> hiatory of 
dwriring them to give their court* the most positive as- manVind.” 

r?TT^’r. 4 Iirh«.^h^'lM U,. o(«oklVnaterH-r^ OOT TTriir M«nkr>Tte NrwYork tkmrirr .ml Ho- 
Uui rnwidml quirer Introduee* statistic- of the steam marine or thnt 

A grawd rttMial M* was ceMirated on the 1st Inst, in p^t. with some lnUwcstlug remark*, from which we cx- 
lbe<Wiown. .4 lbs department* In Faria the troops trwr * tbs foil owl na " 

wsgi marched at P o’clock a m Intake up their posit loa ,ren miiowiug . , 

‘ gfoigthe stnuli anti Qnajr When the rartswe pawed ‘‘Fifty rear* afro all Intercourse among nations wa* 
NsSt Bwtte ntn, wm thrown open. Tte d»r wu wndte^J upon I hr mu (trnrr.1 principle, which h;J 


The day was 
offlres and the 
s been re-estali- 


’ alote the stivwta and quay* When the cortswe pawed ‘‘Fifty rear* afro all Intercourse among nations wa* 
5»3 t Ban# the gate* w«w thrown open. The day was conducted uj»on the same general principles which had 
InisMrfhMii holiday Ad tin public ufflee* and the governed Intercourse eighteen hundred y»*ar* before In 
* ’ifiin vnigeisacd. Thn French rtqfte has bmn ro ostali >nida time and experienee had introduced no new .-l.*- 
tldbcd on tie banner of the army and on the uroas of the ment*. I n maritime affair* little had^bcen addl'd which 
Iswhrn «4 HMtf On the 11th. a grand Te Detun will be dM not partake of thn stamp at commerce at Its inthney ; 

lu tB ths thnrDhvs and even In th v cilt of a saU-the *hnp.- of a helm-nneh a 

■CnEvTU (Til ami nr of Oocumeree has Tieen dlssolreil thing as departure from e*t nhlislu-.l usage was regarded 
ind an Mmllriii nf n nnr -*«*> v»-itli distrust, and treated as a dangerous Innovation 

ITie Mmitmr miblluhr*- a deerr* Inritiuc the a.lmini*- ,lut n11 those things have, undergone a change. Pteam 
1 ration cf Indirect contributions with that, of the Custom*. " n ‘ 1 <‘lcrt rlclty. a* merhauical agent*, hate dissolved the 
-^q A Ak^nJ.Aitint nr nf the Custom* and Indirect taxc- fitter* of Iguorauco, and opened the door* to enterpri*«>. 

t ' We nre no longer hemmed In by continents. The genius 


at a now Chamber ordered 


* 2 ££ 


contimmis. The geniu* 


r the Mm had placed ftkOOO francs at of Indoatry and Intercourse stalk* throughout the 
he Mayor of Pari* fir the relief <4 the lu- •“ T***"' 


a to demand the extra- 
srfld. and also request 


, “In a paper before ns. the Pu-d-master tiem-ral at 
Philadelphia, write* to hi* Deputy at llustun tliat. * owing 
to arrangement* I hava vntered Into, tha mall from onr 


La tor from TpxM. 

Lm.ua Ihrm.iuno.v— I In- Itlo Hi ht«. *«ys "'«• lenni 
from Mr. A . I Miison. who has Ju«l returned Irmn Pott 
Lnvsefl rfist tluijfndlana have made tln lr npi«;»runce In 
cud.lcrnl.lc force and .numinilled extensile d.-predhllnm 
ifpnn the nwtmw of property They Imtu *l»l«*n ervernl 
! hundred horse* and mule*, and are iiiotiaHtiK "II tlw 
ntn clips end sattlhmenta hetw.-. n tluiMtlo Ornmle and 
Nueces A hand of twenty-1 wo *n* aeen some ten or 
fifteen leagues this xldn of Han Patrlrlo. and nnblh.t lmn.1 
1 |ff twenty, was foen near the sen roast. And It I* evident 
that they are sweeping this whole section of the country 
In prdty large force. 

We have not yet heard,! hat they have killed any IkkIj. 
hUl*tl will be, a miracle If.lhey should depprt without 
committing numerous murders and carrying off many 
rapl Ives' M e hiv louklng dally f-.r tlnlr nmkinjr tlirir 
itppeamttee In the lielghliorhoott of llrownsvllle In the 
perpetration of these outfnge- our mtlonal govcrnmenl 
has much to miswei' for It bn* htiffered the ranker* to Is- 
dlahatided— II ha* left the frontier unguarded, and 'for 
every drop of Innocent blood that 1* shed. I| i* directly 
reapottalhle to the country and the world We apponl to 
t ’ongress tor relief— we hope Jhnt the voice of dial rvssml 
humanity will not be heard In Tain.' 

The |K*ople of Western Texas doubtless feel Hint they 
have bad good ground* for complaint in this respect, but 
the lioTernmeiit I* now taking measures which will re- 
move them* Jhc mounted, rifle men which have been sen! 
to tlie western frontier will *«kiu teach the Indians to 
keep at a resj*cctful fllstniice 

TUi. W katii M.— T ho cold weajher . extended to the 
valley of the It io llrandr. - There wa* ice two ilu-he^hick 
ut BrowusvIHe on the 18tli. 

Tin: Rkvou Tioa.— Tlu* Rio liruyo does not contain a 
word about the movements of tho revolutionist*. 

A writer in that pajair states that, in one of tho Arid 
engagements between Uragn's lancer* and I’ayrignl's 
troops. -five of the lattcV — ilm-e Mexicans and two Ameri- 
cans — werv . Ukcn prisouam and butchered ou the spot, 
tlie fonectwruMag «vsr *n«l mutUatiug -their Uxlios aftex 
they wen* dead 

ilioiiKR Law DocTaisr..— The New York Journal of Com- 
merce has a very lengthy review of the •• higher law doc- 
trine.'' a* delivered by Rev. Dr. Bacon, of Newlluvcn. on 
Thank'glving day. The conclusion Is that — 

“ It Is not ih the lowest decree credible, that the Coil- 
stitution of this (’hristian cohutry should ctmtulu a pro- 
yisiou. or that Congress should enact u law. contrary to 
nu er;nvxt,Uw of God'. • When, or in what clri'umatanccs. 
can such a thing be supposed to happed ! a law. for ex- 
ample'. requiring murder, tlieft,’ perjury, etc. The only 
case of the contrariety of a law of Mils country to u divine 
law. which l* at all likely, or oven liable to happen, is a 
case of cvutlrtulitt contrariety, or contrariety by inference. 
Rut lu every such case, niueteen-tw entleths of the peojile 
hava higher and better evidence in the character and re- 


10. MBaMt* narnu-ut of tl*c sum fur which the ltclri- r>i >* wil1 m«ch the other In about three week*, which i* a 
KinaR, tmdcbtrd for the expadttloa to Antwerp in 1RJ1 saving of m verol days' time :* ami now the distance is 
TtehfteMh tnrilwY b diridrdteU, J1 mil- *® WlrtrM teun. *.l«iul Ui. yr«r 

(ton iDrMiaBk. each aepartment to he fanned Into sul*- I82s 1119 *hi*tle <4 the first locomotive in the United 
djHMn* Stata* wa* heard. Now our raual* and railroad*, if 

Tte OnmulMoa ct Ite Brine, cmlFd by tte d.Tree of « h *y“ll«*«» t * ,«» *>ol«-. 'T«u y’W wo 

fnfntfw lBtf. lit BLnolTid- * *»•* ffmt telegraphic polo was mvted. W hat,, do we wit- 

A madrijnd roubrien rflte rity of r.H. —ririlnc — * w - * *■« «lrriehi„K tew rotrilnent to 

jf M BLlail i m, luo >— ■iiprtwtiil oontlnent. and connecting by a single manipulation— an 

nsuu. IntelUgible. speaking vibration— the Fort with the West— 

The nmM«|Bdl«M«4F*»ff00ft)r thi' tinat W«BU-'rn. Bu' 0 !** «]»!» Aria— the ahore* of the Pacific with the 
Of «lw Oaaada Company, on « per coot, debenture*, re- l ** tT £* AtlanUc. 

Myablr in 2 B&7. haa beeo completed In London “ But this application of steam to uavigalhdi excite* 

fkr London Morning Adyartkwr rtrtan Unt the cause * y l u>1 wondenm-nt It* missloii is Inst in the future, but 
at FalwKston * r to fonatloa was tho latorforonre on lb** ** P^wnd page do we already ponder upon ! On 

part <4 the Prime Minister with the affairs of tha Foreign *** ^ ‘“7 ^ Octo!*er f Uki7. the Aral steamer for the Ilud- 
fl u r ota r y Load Fafoirrstna on learning the foM. wa» trade was launched. Thl«wasthecarlh**tprac- 

* ari dranaaind an The answer of attempt lu tho United Htatw. The steamer Oomet. 

the Franler wa* rpgueand shufllng. and the remUt was a ■■““•J fHasgow. In 1811, four year* alter, and In- 


lotlops of the ruler*, and especially flu the preneul caoej 
In tho opinions of wise and great ana good men— lawyer*, 
judges, statesmen, dlvlues. etc,, that the law Is nut cum 


irary to God's„law. than they can have frojn auy other 
source, that IC is. They are. of counw, to be governed by 
tha best evidence to be had lu the case, uud If they do not 


judge correctly, theira is the responsibility of u wrong 
judgment, when It ought to Im right. Is It utlll asked, 
what If a portion deem n particular law of tho Slate Li 1 m* 
contrary to God'* law ? W® auswar. that in a ease where 
he Is bound to judge right, if ho judges wrong he has no 
excul|tation for either judging wrong or doiug wrong 
But may not hi* judgment be right ! Ptaribly it may. 
Potiihly the civil law may be contrary tq uu eiprut law of 
God. i'otiri/Wp there may be no room for doubt on the 
question ; and jxinibly every lionc*L mind iquatso regard 
It. , Then, we 1 say. ‘obey God rather than men.' But 
when did, when wlll such u-cuao actually occur ? And 
until it does occur, wliut 1ms the bare possibility of it to 
do with the propriety or truth of the proposition that 
ever)- sulgect ol civil government ought to oboy its laws ’ 
M'hat qualification of this luW is proper or even coiled for, 
in practical lift*, until the possible .exception actually ex- 
ists ? When it docs exist, the case will In- a plain one, 
ahd the voice of remoiiBtraucu will be universal. Until a 
caoe too plain to Ih- doubted by reasonable men does ooepr. 
we say, take care : the law of God Is, • Hu built to every 
ordinance of man for the Lurd’s (take.' ” 

Tux pAtint Railroad Puojxli. — T he Washington 
Union publishes, with highly favorable comment*, another 
memorial presented to Congress by Mr. Asa Whitney, 
praying fur aotion on hi* Pacific Railroad project. The 
prominent features of Mr. M'hltney * plan are already 
pretty well understood by the public. He asks a grant of 
land sixty miles in width from Lake Michigan to the 
Pacific ocean, comprising altogether about seventy-eight 
million* of acre* of good, bad and indifferent luud. at ten 
cents per acre. Thl* laud is/tobc sold to settlers.; scc- 
tidna uf twelve miles at a time bring throw n into the 
market, aa noon as the road for such a distance shall have 
heoitr complet'd - lu the words _ot the. memorial, “thus 
enabling your memorialist to create, by Ills own efforts 
and means, out of this wilderness-laud, thr m rant to con- 
struct a line of railway from said Lake Michigan to thr 
Pacific ocean.- which he proposes to effect by counccttng 
the sale and settlement of tlie said lauds with the .building 
of tii'e road, and thus carry on and carry out tho two 
great object* together, and, us nn Individual enterprise, 
involving no constitutional question or difficulty, con- 
fitr'uct a gruat highway for, olid make, tho commerce of, 
tho world tributary to it. For the cost of it* construc- 
tion, as well oa for Its/ree use forever after, the people of the 
United Btates and of the world would be taxed for passage 
and transport only sufficient for the necessary expenses 
for Its operation and repairs — with tho mail* transported 
free from charge to the people or the Government.'' 

Mr. Whitngy mentions the action of the Lcgislut urfrs of 
several different States, declaring this the only feasible 
plan of accomplishing the great work ; and he also shows 
that hit* prqjcct has been viewed with high favor by seion- 
i title men in Kurope. The Union tliu* coKclude* an article 
on the subject : 

*• And we are aa frank In saying thnt we do approve of 
Mr. Whitney's plan, - and aincercly hope it may be acted 
upon and adopted during this session of Congrrtw. We 
approve «jf it becuuse it is expcdlont, and we ImIIovc it to 
lie feasible. We approve of It because it involve* no con- 
stitutional question. The land* are oold to liiin under 
such conditions and restriction* aa will guard the. right* 
and interests of the people ; and he will build the road a* 
an Individual enterprise, without risk or haaard to the 
people, and if ha fall* Ih it, it can in no way involve the 
Government or people. We approve of it because it is an 
individual i^iterpriae. over which, as such tha )*ople ut 
Uirgn.-tiie .Stale* through which It will run. and Congress, 
will hold ful| and perfect control, which couhl not Imi, 
were it an orgaulxed company with State or national cor- 
porate powers. Finally, we approve of it because it will 
carry the mulls free, and will ba a free foad to all the 
people, except for the cost of Us operatiou and re|»alra. 
Hnd because it involves no oxi>enditure by tha Govern- 
ment. uml creates no debt: but will add immensely tp the 
wealth of the uatiou.’ 1 

Cold >Vi.iTr.n.i.— The extreme culil weather ivhieh ha* 
tieeu experienced iu the Roiitli, thus far duriug tho pny- 
eut winter, gives somo interest to the. following statistics : 
In 1181) thu river t'o was froxen from Cmnonla to the 
sea. 

In 12U6 tha Rhone wa* froxen over. 

In 1284 loaded carts and wagons crossed the Adriatic in 
front of Yonlec. 

In 18U& all tlie rivers In Franee wen* froxen over. 

In 1824 it was possible to tr&vri from Denmark to Leu- 
bee and Dantsic on the ice. 

In 1KM all the rlvera of Provence and Italy were froat’u 
At Porta the fro*t lasted tw,p months and 28 days 
In I4tki It was neoeaoary to break up the wine in Flun- 
'lers with liatchets. in order to serve it out to the soldiers. 
Iu 1544 the same become requisite in France. 

In 1694 the wo was froxen from Marseillex Li Venice 
Iu 1667 the Heine wa* entirely frvncen over. ‘ 

In ldJ7 tlvo th ine wa* froxen for 86 days. 

In 1706 the Adriatic and the Mediterranean, from Mar- 
seille* to Genoa, wen- froxen. 

In 1710, shops Were established «»n the Thames, and the 
** utlr ‘' , y froxen over In- 1742. 1744. 1706. 17t»7. 
1778. 1788. uml in 1829. 

Ki.m ahraiii > PuopjiLi v. — l^e following prediction of 
HI Cu-riurio, Bishop of Aries, in the year 642, may not be 
considered void uf interest ut the 'present moment. It b 
taken from a IsK.k entitled •• Liber Maralabl*." prinud in 
Gothic character*, mill dftj Melted hi the ltoyal Librarv 
Pari* 

- The adiutuistratiou of the kingdom (France) will Ik- 
so Mended, tliat they slikll have R without defoudnra 
The hand of God shall extend itself over them, uud over 
ull rich : and the noble* skull be deprived of their estutes 
and dignity ; a division shall spring up in tile church of 
G«m 1. and there shall be two husband*, the oiiu true and 
the other adulterous The legitimate husband shall be 
put to flight ; there shall be great carnage, and u* great n 
profusion of blood a* in the day of the Gentile*. The uni- 
versal church and the whulo world shall deplore the ruin 
and destruction uf a rnuat celebrated city, the capital and 
mbaroM of France. The altar* of the temple shall be 
destroyed, the holy virgins, outraged, shall fly from their 
seal*, aud the whole church shall 1 m stripped of her teio- 
pQrtd gods ; -but aF4*Bgtb--tlie~hUrk eagle nnd'Ttlff lion 
sbMll oDiasu- hovering from for ouuntrics Misery to thee. 

0. cltv of uhllosophy : thou •halt be subjected ! A cap. 
live, humbled even to vonfhsion. shall at last receive 'hi* 
crowu. and destroy the children of Brutus " 

Gmkoo —TUt Hpu Joseph l,i) tie 'k'lcgatc tmuj Oregon 
lus issued a cireular. lu which he estimate* the iwpula- 
Uon at mono, aad «y* the emigration is lapl.Uv i„ r rra*- 
ing. owing not only to i)>* uaturxl advantage* of the 
oounlry. but L* Uu- liberal provlftAh* mixdc' fi. r actual 
settfore )•> a late law of Congress, lly that lad liberal do- 
BXtione of lauds are mod* to all who will settle upon them 
previous to the flrat day of December 1853 To a *inglr 
man one hundred and sixty acre-, and Li a married man 
tty-re hundred and twenty— one halt in hi* own right ami- 
the other half L> hi* wife In her own right, upon ronditioD 
that they wUl llve ujqm aud cultivate it lor lour years 
The population L of a substantia! character, much better 
thau l* general!) f/fhnd iu new countries Those who 
qouu-uiplatr emigrating to Oregon should be ready to 
ioave Ht. Joseph, on thv Mlx*ouri Itiyer, with u propci 
outfli by the first day of May Ox teams are much to bi- 
preferred Provision* fi.r the trip, aud sufficient blanket^ 
fur bedding, with such tool* ouly a* nra n veescary to re- 
* F»gou, should be lakrnT Dry good*, grdrcrle*, f ur- ‘ 
nlture and farming utt nails of ail kind* are abuudaut lu 
Oregon and no out should thluk of ukiug such thing* 
with them It must ie 4 however be *up|wiKd that up ' 
incoiit cuieucer art to U * xparirnr -ed liy 'etiiigraut* afXvr 
they arrive there 

MxW U caw IrtUtCfr — Th* k^BlV the AdrlaUr the 
luwponcd fifth steamer of the CoUius' Uqg, hoa not y e t 
Uan laid, and it u aatluui* d that it dc|«nds upon the n 
Hdt of tha appRcatUui for government aid. whether il 
war wttlb*. TW »*w steamer « Arabia amt Pxrri* 'of the 
C«amd fom. will aoon he rmdy 


XfllM Oaaada fraMg, ®n 8 per emit, debentures, re- 
Myahlc in 2867. ba»been completed In London 
TV IxmdoB Morning AdrertW rtaU* that the cause 
at TMte'l rerignation m the interference on th. 
part at the Prime Minister with the affaire of the Foreign 
iiHffM ). Lonl Fahncmdon. nn teaming the foM. w»- 


n wa* vpgue and shuffling, and the remit was a at Glasgow^ in 1811. four year* alter, und in- 

I o om ppo n dence between the mrtiee. tended for the navigation of the Clyde, was the first prac- 

bfaiMi meeting only Bine oat of the fifteen tica> attempt in Kngland At the close of 1849. thnt 
wtv p r t e e a t . aBi'Lord John RwsB stated that . ff* ntr y * n perT,ro 1»147 steam vessels : while In the 
•noa at mme mhmnd~ndan.il ng about fareign BUite*. up to the Xante period, there had been built 

ri P. hoi rartgwid. lib resignation woa agreed a ^ J0 ° a11 bwdoding our foreign *t enmers. The 

th# real eaBs e bring afolmtood. Mr. Premier. on ^ betwem New York, prlbr to 1811. was 


mvethm only nine oat of the fifteen attempt In England. At the close of 1849. thnt 

MBtamfLord John Romett stated that. ®®*?“7hod rorvlce 1,147 steam vessels t while In the 


Unttod State*, up to the same period, there iiail been built 
2JJ00 of all c lasses, including our foreign steamer*. The 
voyage on the ocean, betwion NewYork, prlbr to 1811. wa* 
a three month's performance. Now the distance D over- 


m a plaee tn the Cabinet, In order to nrooi- • three month'* performance. NowthedixtauccUorer- 
a. liberal and tntkgxmdent men. * copied lew than ten day#. Even with steam the trip from 


VafB Mint obo, V a* for oa oar information goe 
nmmame bao riw a.^^e Ileraid ^ xayy th a friends 




shortly after, OB the MM day, the Great Western, from 
Bristol, both veneris making the passage in little lex* time 
than wouldat present be required by one of our fostext 
clippers. This wu tha origin of the "twain mall service 
between the Unltad States and Great Britain, which lu* 


IT fadlrnBiil -» Mi in-mibmal frrwn nfWr.. . .i i owra aou uiwi unuun. wmen nai- 

m ewnat a* teR* affect rm the rriMm t beccmie an dement in our marine progress of such con*?- 

i* U». Mwntea -IU briu* tte whri. ^ ■ ■ 


»c who prof cm to be 
i an rvwnL L.r.1 John 


Tin; Clayton anii Bi lwlx Tskaii .—Tin- Washington 


TMttcsxtd. however, briievre the Ministry vri 
1-g n#i hMHi , ht MMt mthnotwly dtiwrire 


rw the a nk milling of that body corrtvjiondfiit of Uui NewYork Oourlt r and Knquircrglvc* 
H”£lSlj 1 Au3i W,UlM ’ l ' IOn “’ lh ' , r " U " wln * I-rtl’-ulu. of thr <lrUy» .lid JlBctllltor 
ronurrtwl with tte' rnwutlon of the Cteyton and Bulwrr 
riatc that tte q«Mn and Infanl lm, ' T 

•d haalth - It U writ known to thr pnl.llr Hut point, of dUacn- 

*™». mvaai.. awn avaaia. panor rxlatrd hotwrrn that treaty »nd the ronrentlou 

— riwwr aonalateaU i<-» TatyoooUndirtorv ni'Koilated by Hr. Bquler with the Wl.tr of Nlraramia. 


t a Taryoonttndlctorv »P»tet«d hy Mr Eqnlrr with th. Htat. of Nicaraima. 
<d anwrehy U dlreeru- whloh oonaateoad tte reUloatlon of the Utter to te aaa- 
t la not unmlxrd with {-‘Oilrd In the Wm.tr There wai rraaon to ho|». whou 
-penritkw of Lont. Na «• MareoletU oamo to tte I nltod ttataa aa the nomlnallv 
r pawparettenr are ot>- .rcredued agent of Nloaragua. that there dlfflcultler 
would be reroneiled aad an arrangement roneummated 


■teatntfri portion. It b not unmlxrd with 
♦***. prepenritlea of Loab Na 

renri aetbe aalhtary paeparetimr am ob- 
T qnartar. 

ncoMAkx. 

a CopimhBrvn state that all parti** are 


^ ■ Mmmty bad been dc- g«««eu au suostance, if not all appearenou. of gon-rn- 
U th * « thr n “ nt .. “ ; MareoletU now finds himself without power to 

tm *** Oymrm 4 « e > a commit Nlcoregiu to any aetSrhich he may undertake In 

a^.. -"y ,h*T name, and virtually all his diplomatic function* are 

int Utefr — Ct—MM ffBylv ny«i»» no Uttlc alarm cun *»y tho anarchy which exist* To complicate 

rtlU present e-barre*smenl* lor en adjust- 

^ conftision. “‘-“U # federation ha* been proposed between the Btates 

^JThe do wnfoU^cf Ml— Kafon. the Prime Minister *inc<- °7 Sri Tad or, lloudura* and Nicaragua, by which each 
I "SraT*** * c«— Jibde Bate nf anarchy. would be neoeaMarlly dispossessed of It* reiiarafo sover- 

T ”*y. T Wr Christian «ui - 1 Union would stand a* tho ac- 
red*. the fr— dam <4 holding thrir nfoeffng* t»ml Government. But no progress has been made in tld* 

^ ~ s z - — ■■ ,xg .... « scheme, and thing* generally in Central America are dis- 

tfj er front Txxax. 4 located and deranged It may easily be asked, what 

.. . ^ — should be dooe in oneb a deplorable contingency ; bnt 


me Minister since 
late nf anarchy, 
hi* Christian *uh- i 


tV Th**— <4 holding thrir nMnMng* tunl Govern] 

— L ■ ; A scheme, and 

1m ter from Tn— * located and 

^Z.***** should V 0 

■f «ta4rri <4 th e ta — m e hip Meteor we have received th* enquiry 


■jassirs 


1 should be done in aneb a deplorable contingency ; bnt 
1 the enquiry cannot be — readily answered. There 1* but 
! one mode which I Con discover for making a beginning. 


Txwware. Ore ., at teareniux.- Tte Oat. re.ua Npw. I f”*.* 1 ” * M- !° r-tiulre Great BriUln If. rellu^ukh aU p— ■ 
r- - - ,-irw.y , n I.. a, ■- ih.wreM.Tt i ! lT - ”" t!* * n “ 1,llo “. Until tht, atap I. taten. ttere will 

*V. ""'■»“'(“*»»»«tatembjtte>«Uiaurer'Yw.l.l Mwaya te oonhuion and wmfllol If muv te. I., 


»y *“ Btenu. Mullar>. wrew th. Hoa 
aad tte r. K. AUnrnwy for Ite Dtetiirl.il 


, *>• aonhwlon and r..n flirt. If may te >tuU..t In 

tte How J <• I IWj rminretlofi, althoU|(h Mr. Kerr, our Ifhaljn d'tblrr. 
tetrirt.Hr. Wu. ' L° * 1 »J"e“ha.tewu ret oral month. In thal country, hr 
I . . 1* ■ n tollnd nny n-potudhli. Oorernmi'U 

. . , j y whoai temljhl prerent hlacrrelontW. Tlu late InM. 

tnunodlat.ly of. teonre (huh ten. waa dated at hau Loon, aonto tint,- It, 
■ratenrelUc It *"»«•»«. afcon ho waaaiUI punMlnp hi. aoartih for h.m. 


re — Ur W.,re... -Ill I . . re p.re.0. Ilia CTUfllllal.. TIM' Hint Into]. 

W. tmr wwd lh.1 Hr Wa trewu wlU Immodlaloly teonoo tete tin wu dated ut Mu Loon, mum t| mi . i„ 

awte n tenaoh « Iho TMteal Ooar. at aruWnretUo ft hotombor. wtirn ho wu »UU initeuliir hi, oorcli for fc.uo 

‘■ 'I'd ' t that th. (ret trefaaa. ur tte fteund Jure kSN 1 ” * f f»"eloMry who ml||hl ronolro 

»tea te apreureted. will te to Inquire lute tte mare?? . k ‘“ *" l *'' UI "ft**?' 

aaa partiotudtnx In tte duicuUteT tte*ur«M^i' 0| ’** r °* (•Htuta.T.aa — CupUtn Cook, tho oolobratod 
ha r t. tit late Imrioa ntcwlrod ttetnmtUm. fre.' dnaortted a euro for thh. complaint 

— r-ttHTT. l!TT nWtoU ^ thloh te prwolioo.l mn«,tho „tet„lt.n.. Ilnt^httobo 

Treat Anju.aai-O^ U. B. ateaauw Mahten tendrel t'^LteT”' ^ d '*l* r,u “W tho oxporhuont 
* rn, > ■■■ '■ teteaHMy re, of ». K^tewn. MMmmtet T^httereH . h„te.. t. .n. tere-w 


■ .•nireaau — Tte Srererf lb. Od aaya ; -AmnUonia,, | 
J *° k * Uy *’ *2 Taerelay. ft. 

lac, aad Ih- Ote aa Ite apv-T atd. amt that Itewo U t'mt 
•*^eatBteaaaalaate tte lap » teiUlalui 
tte K at y a H a «a i te la aertmred « tte afelal. tarer Cte 

wafar aaa an Inw na M.tacorda larwteu II. 
S*St W that Mr UaLd. although thawing hut ,i , I 
teg. tte Matty aad Otdomdu rlrrea uro rory low j 

**"*'-* *•*• * terd. lately ooonoolod with tl. 


, Oya* rot RHtore.T.au — OapUtn Cook, tho oolobrnlod 
drotuauTigaUir. dnaoetbad a euro for thl. eomplalnt 
T hlch *• praetteod amuogthr I Hate j ten... It mrnhttn hi 
|anerully kaown. that (a doaparwte mre, tho oxpcrlmonl 

M.v te triad. 

j While lytop lua harbor in the island of OtaheRe. ho : 
witl * a rheumatic itaiu, which ex- 

Faded from the hip to the aakie. A* soon as tho oirotan- 
x—iwu on shore, a numerous, body uf wouu-u 
loeVa on board snd volunteered their M-rvlre* in curiui: 
U * mieepted their friendly trier, and sub- 
|llte d_w|ih q giasl grace to thrir di fee lions. Ite was n*. 
Vested to lay down wheaaU. who could get nu*r him 
wgan to squeeae btai with both baud* all over the body. 

l^kuUrty in Utr jeurfo cuaiplalut-d «4. till they 
f** “* yJ®*'* rrack. and til*. flt-*li Uf-auji- almost a 
gummy lie suffered this severe tll*< ipUne for about a 
*“• w— happy to get away from 
hem But the operatt gave him iioiuediaL> relief, aud 
^OQWlgnffVmJn hr.t« U repealed bt fora V Went to bed. 
5,,a ^ ^ “* himself easy the 

2*7* J#"* *~ rr IH* female pl)y*icinns olrigingly re- 
4 sLhT thrir prascrlption the next imarnimr ami a.,.in u 


mm mtm t tn Northern Mexico. luU k^,. I S* fr ' ,u ‘ 1 ' Phy^' ^n* oliUgingiy re- 

iitat. ^ Ha tea thrir pra*<-nptiou the next morning, and nguin hi 

Mate Bewat* in place nf Gen. Burieeo,, | t ffeevoniM wl^ iLecurv was comUculT L££u-d 


«r ^ Het ommm aa a Baoxos Navioatiq> Co— * m —A ue\» 
'hi* company were elected on the tittle 
S£? *r. , ^ i r ,Ul y 11 *?**'**> that Uu cash 
"r 1 " * * <4 the canal amount to pJU.Uul 9.’. 

aadfMm** *"* to the contractor, th 

7? . MWdlrtsctor* are all uudei>t<aat 

to be- War of a rtgaroiu pfoaeojai— of the work. 


.. . J* ta Bumpier Triaiiy coauty. T. M 

A ' Uyi * 1 ‘ 

e • ^ eouuty has been dip. 


, >rL , ^(3fc", l ^ U i“ rcU f v WM OOmpieLly effected 

Nl'icli I* sometimes derived from 
ret the flush nrnsh.ls Kell kuown. Bui thLsuuucx- 
d nincii lag oiH-rm t x <n . colled by the native* foum- 
to be mo re effective than any other kind of external 
n. and i. unl-raaffy pra< ti^a among the islander* 
ny time a pe-on appears bnguid und Un d. ami 1 
wn. Gu-nmec is immediaL-ly practised oh III* leg* 
alway s haa an excell—t e flwt. 

.aoAn .Ani'tucxxj-fr'raal (si ^ ItA-.-Betweei. two 
roe o clock ob W edm-sday morning mu arciduul oc- 
ou the Harlem KoUroad. near NewYork. but for 
ly no pejwou wo* Injured, yet over three Uimdnd mu, l 
w* were loeL 


-taou, i aaper county has Uen dip- f that om of the Harlem Company * freight 

irfflu*. heavily laden with sheep and cattle, on ihuir way 

JW* „ S—reAte tete. OtertU of ,te 

TTl ■ ' — . T * K * lun B il *g to tte fi«w liuv.o C,.inp«uy. onmv 

-■ Tte dwuUiog horn.. of lire. Iter U u. BoreretT .m. Horn uud tb« oagtirew not ..Irereinn ite u.ukt 

ey ; WM OUMUmr.1 by lire fare te»ht.u.”„ /.i...Vr rotelurtrel ttey Md g.m.' I 

tefte g ufMr Ote which rtrnrf rew, T>-; or tte Mow fan in, In ,i„, r k tl>. r.™ 

«dl tte«o «tete.of ML know, ofu.yT.lu.. . .1, StelS" 'P utu “* ‘1 .Uhd Ite Iwu ear. 

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W *Kr »“*. rhlldron uni dgla wo„ TT T V*. S* "tilcht tend of r.tu.- wort kited hr tte 

<fteu Ur .tyre. ttedr dciid hodlM ....tUreTlTii 

Threw rererere I.. te I... ,»retbu(i, ol 77, f . " j'-u- lter.«d In tte rlrlnllj 

tte Are wu. Atet of uu torrodUn 'f... .7 J 'Y . ' l; *-hhdo.i « reore lu th,. ftooamtnoite- 

AtewrerewA teruta* bore, tte wreite, . HN K ™ “»T« trJn ... up«l ,nd not tein* 

ThSte ifttetenrer, horn which th, tetei’i *^. th.iii,.,. -h ret (Ire to thr tnr. which 

*** h i, -whig rtrohgly. IVe hop., ou. .."w., , 1 **utrofg| Iwfore tin. Rim., rould In* .'Xlln- 

? '■■tte tn tend «ud rew timt ![ P l ^ Kd 


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w * U o * hrere nude to ilrlk. oul in. 

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r 7 *r l jr fohhnd our f-ml re> tedly re.re.hrel 

.. T -. t'T — WW twonrerery Tte tooomotlre uud 

‘ yr ure r reateted to utenre, hut Ite teteur. of tte 

ffmST!!nL£rb »«« i.un 

5 rr ■■*< — y there is no one to attend to U,. 

*** Uodar having ts eu discharged for 

w— paid aoflB—iy. . - 

U*a^is. ffaiumAo. — Th# hoard of Director of 
■M^od r -aaXjybrid a meeting pt JUUxIpfjrough Tip; 

tereT.te*! tn ** ,,a tetuukr coutyuci, fur hvn uud 
Mtere tte lore— ^ rent freight 

hteftenteted tte Bored ilrel th«V wre. 
H^tet— Up "npteyod ou tte mtd (row. CterloUf jo 
■ te .fl *7 *** ** ko P , ; Md It bring tired, u. te 
re .7 ^“! ! * g ; ** * « W phrt oftterorel 

|Mnt y.re, th. rrreddMt 


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•t tree of Ih. Uu. by 




mtk$rn. 


Hag i > up’ rriK ElkfUAKt. — A ltlibngli mttdi 
li it h boc’fi tvriMon nbaiti the* Hngaoity of till 8 woii- 
Uerlul niiiiiitil, tlio tollowym n lnTath't* will bo 
fouiKl interesting: ^ 

“in tlio (\-urye of tnv brtrly morning ITtltis 
n bout tin* vicinii.v **f Colombo, *1 frmjtiuull.v rein'd! 
in my Mm! to wntcll Ijio «|uicrbibovsof n conjilr 
of clofinints in tlio nervico of tho govonunout. 
Tlioxo Jingo uninmlN were' gononiily employed iu 
the t'ommi88flrint timlmr-yni d, dr the civil engi- 
neer’e depnrtment, either in reniovihg or «ti>w- 
iug Ingff find plnnkH, or in rolling nlmnt honvy 
inn mm of ntono for Imilding purposes. 1 could 
not but ndniire tlio jireoiHion with wliich they 
performed their Allotted tnsk, unnided mive by 
thoir own wngnoity. They wore one morning 
hard nt work though nlowly, piling up n tiunntity 
of hen w piece* of ehoiy*. Tho lower row of the 
pile had lioen alrendy laid doivn. with nmthe- 
mutiefll precision, six logs Hide hy side. Those 
they had rolled in from tho adjoining wharf ; 
and, when 1 rode up, they were engaged in bring- 
ing forward the nett six for the second row in 
the pile. It was curious to obnerve those un- 
coutii animals sol xe. on 6 of the heavy logs at each 
end, and, lty^means of their trunk lift it up on 
the logs already placed, and then arrange it 
croMwW ujxm them with the most perfect skill. 

I waited whilst they thus placed the third row, 
feeling a curiosity to know how they would pro- 
ceed when the timber had to be lifted to a greater 
height. Some of till logs weighed nearly twenty 
hundred weight. • 

There was a short pause Iwfore the fourth row 
was touched ; but the difficulty was no sooner 
peredived than it was overcome. The sagacious,, 
animals selected two straight pieces of timber,’” 
placed one end of each piece on the ground with 
the other resting on the top of the pfle, so as to 
form a sliding w% Yor the next logs ; and, linv- 
Hig seen m at they wefa periecTiy wc rrdy amt itt 
a straight. line, the four legged laborers rolled 
up tlie slope they had just formed the six pieces 
or ebony for the fourth layer on the pile. Not 
the least amusing part of tlie performance was 
the careful survey, of the pile made by one of 
the elephants, after placing each lbg, to- ascer- 
tain if it were laid perfectly .square with the 
rest 

The sagacity of these creatures in detecting 
weaknesses in tho jungle- bridges thrown' across 
some of the streams in Ceylon is not loss remark- 
able. I have been • Assured that when carrying 
a load, they invariably press one of their fore- 
feet upon the earth -covering of the bridge, to 
try its strength ; and, that if it feels too weak 
to carry them across, they will refuse until 
lightened of their load. On one occasion a driver 
iwrsisted in compelling liis elephapt to cross a 
bridge against tho evident wislrof the nnimnl ; 
and, as was expected by his comrades, tlie rotten 
structure gave, way, elephant and rider wore 
precipitated mtq the river, amt the latter was 


Legislatur es of the States. 

I'oUllml complcxlmi ftmrtitnp* nf nni'tlnu of tlie If trl*- 
ilmv* at Go- m-nl -t of ftovt'r'nnn , nl : 

Son, ■». Malurlty of i^Kldlntiirt.. . Tltnet ofTl»7tl!«. 

Ainiifitmr iinlbn ftlnn.) ,,.2.t Mond«y in Nov 

.'.Diqnwfrtt M Mondxyin Nov. 

t iilirornin Di'inot-rid i*t Monday in Jail 

uoiiiiectlout Dcinooriit 1**t. R iHlnnmi'y May. 

Didiiwarn* In niornti lat Tuwday hi Jnh. 

rlorldii* ... Dmnncrnl l*t Monday In Nov. 

»,,', or . * Union I at Monday In Nov. 

Illmoin* DiMiiocrnt 2d Mnmlav in Jan. 

indlnnn Ifomocrnt 2d Thuraday In Jan 

j!' wn “ . . . . Democrat ........ l*t Monday In Dee. 

Kniturky... Whig l«J Momlny In l),.„. 

‘LOUlXinim Democrat 8d Monday in Jam 

”* n ' n< ‘ '.... Democrat ..'ill WeddeadaY Jan. 

Maryland '. Democrat l*t iVediietduy Jan 

Mn*MnclniM>u*. •* — * * — • * - 

Miehlgnn 

MlNdiainnl" ... 

Mi**oun* 

New UiimiiKldn 
New.b-raey . . . 

NewYork 


.'JiiqilOcf-ilt 
. . Demoeral 
. . Democrat 
. . Democrat 
. .Demoeral 
. .Union . .. 
. . Demoeral 
. . Demoeral 
. .Democrat 

. . Whig 

. . Democrat 
. . Democrat 
. . Democrat 


North Carolina* 1 ., Democrat . 

— Democrat . 

Pennsylvania .... Democrat . 
Rhode Inland .... Democrat • 


Dein.k KtS'fi Soil. . l*t Wednesday Jan. 

.Democrat 1st Monday In Jam 

.Union ........ bl Monday in Jam 

. Democrat ...... Last Monday in Dee. 

illi'lliwrxt ...re relit Wednesday June 

.Demoeral 2d Tuesday In Jam 

. Whig . . .• 1st Tuesday In Jan. 

Democrat Jd Mouday In Nov 

Democrat 1st Monday in Jan 

Democrat; 1st Tuesday in Jail. 

Demoeral In May aud .October 


Houtli Carolina ...Boiilhern Right *. .411^51 nadsv in Nov 

Tennessee*... Whig M Monday in Oet. 

Tfixaa* Demoeral In December. 

y«; r, » n n' «;Whlg -M Thursday in Oet. 

\ii-glnin*., . ^.rer.i Democrat . . . ,-rlri- -Monday rin Dec. 

W iseonaitr AYliin it Free Soil. . 1st Monday In Jan. 

*Iu the Stales marked with an an asterisk, tho Legisla- 
ture* meet biennially. Tin* Pennhylvuiiin Legislature Is 
largely democratic in tho House, but In tlio .Senate tbo 
vote is uncertain, it may be either ,ln ft majority or a ml- 
'purity of one vote. The Senate of NewYork iKdenun'ratie. 
including the casting rote of Lieutenant Governor; the 
Assembly is whig. In Maryland the .Senate I* indoubt, 
the House i* democratic. 

(JOVKHNOR8 OK *l HK 8TATKS. AND TERRITOUIKS. 

All elected by the janiple. except in South Carolina, 
where tlie Legislature, chdoxos the Gowernor. 

Democrats in Roman ; AVhigs in Italics.- 

Stntsi. (liiv«rnoni. S*l*ri*x. 1 

Alabama -..Henry . Collier $2,600 

Arkansas John S. Roane . .' -1.800 

-California - — lnltn. Uigler _ r ^r- rr „ . r : - 

Connecticut Thomas II. Seymour I.lotf 

•Delaware William Ross 1.888 

i Florida . , . Thomoi Hfoum . . 1.600 

Georgia v .Howell Cobb 8.000 

nilnols v Augustus French 1.600 


SOUTH-WESTERN BOOK STORE. DICTION ART rnn^f^ 

JOHN BAM,. * ™a PEopi, 

• No/MOmrlcrHIm., ™ ■' KT.. l.F7ioK* RT . , 

iZZ ri-m. 5;;^ 

■MKtflontsT IHMIK UMMHSIIN K "» ,M i r'mStel tn tei,'"™" 1 

AU Hit l.tilillfHlIonH rfl tlU- , 'otif.-ni In i„. tm.l nn , j.i.ll. n- Aliliilfmi'lit ul till, *, ik : a 1 1 .'Li-r,, .j,,- '‘ r T 

'lion, ni I'iiliilnyut. (.lie- OiotiKiiinI lHiHlr.i|v l . Q lJii | )([1) JllJ *di, 

'SUNDAY 8UU0OI, llllUKS. " Uiiiill... nn.l nUninliip.. f„ lllu | j,, 

S u ti (In, Hcliool Book, nr all dmnuilnnilvn. Al«., nn ,.j. '" IJ 111 " ' r llll"« -n.lvniiro tWt n„. nH** 4 ’’’ 1 
Inn.lTT Iiwniruni'lit (if JUVKNILK UII0KS, Mlltnbk' Or "“Hul DtollninHm. p "1 "Ite, 

Ubrnrl™. • TteT.i'iiUlnlurtfnf New Vink lii„ n. . 

TIIKOUjflY r ' lr " | -l' ‘'.In work to tho i',,,,,,,,,™ SrwL 1 '’* 1 *'. 

Thl. ,l(.|.nrt ini'nl 1- Tory Inrun, rtiilimrlng nil ihn nUmlnnl Tl "' f ^ ln »l"K l» nn . .lr.rt from || le JJ lh 'hil, 
work* lit Theology published in tills qottnliy and in Ru- J' , ’’ -by flit CoiTiinittvv on Lilerxlura • °° th* ( 

rope, nmotlg which may la* found tlie following nutliors Your t'ouuuittew regard it a* 

Jeremy Taylor. IVvaley. Clarke: Henry Burk ill. llunyan. hirg'e upon tlie •uperiority of ,||r! , L rfluou ' 
IdOOke. Ilueon. Vlllton. Collier, shot-look, hard tier, Houtli G>st«d l,y the general circulation J'**° n, ' r y .Thgi, 
Raley, j* lack bouse. Hurnett.Tiliotro n; I'atrlek. LowIb.Srott. gained in- tbit cmititry. wlilvii i t j *vi| 

Leighton. Harrow. Melville. Mhgoe! IMcmoji. (ntal'fliftr*. dtmled for a work *o efcpxnxlva ' • 

.VcvIiih. Rvhiib. Horne. Bloomfield. Crudon. Dr Ditk.Town- “Tbal this work la peculiarly Ta i 
hond. Kltto. Butler. Edward*. Swift. Lord. Rutherford. Hohbola is iu the opinion of your Cut 
D'Aublgny. Luther. Calvin, etc . etc . etc - v TIm-ijHb no bru'neh of knowjeduv 


"'riml Kiln work 1. preull.rl, ... . 
Kohuol, in In lire- n,>iliiini nf Joiir (',, L ^' ** '« 
4tei|.-l. no liru'iu li of knowjinlre ii.-vi t* 
mill llml till. . .. Tin. " "lUck kkfc. 


H I IlI.Ert ■ HYMN'S ! AND I’HAYKII llOHKS! mill llml Ihn ........ Iiun.lr...! 1 1 ‘ 1 ' 1 ' 

An I’ll.'iirlvc nniorttnont.nf nil nllns. mill In CTm rni loty "f Ihla who lire Innuhl In n. , .""*l* 

-if Wn.lll.fen - ' J ni In Ite k«»1«l*. fc 

. HCIIOOl/ HOOKS end so important tp the education _ *' ,B * T * Tl 

t Would fesiK'c.Hhlly,can t|ac afUtltlon of country inor- to use this our ; eouunitn lamo, 


Alnbatna . . . 
Arkansas . . . 

i'ullforjiiu 

Connecticut 
•Delaware . . . 
i Florida . , . . .. 

Georgia 

Illinois ..... 

Injliann ', . . . 

Iowa 

Kentucky . . 
Louisiana. . . 

Maine 

Massaelnisett 
Man-land. . . 
Micfiigaii . . . 


losenh A. Ql’rlgbt 

Stephen IMrtpssend ... 

..:... Lar.nru* IV. I'oweil 

.. . . .Joseph Walker 

loll n Hubbard 

George 8. Rout well. . . . 

Enoch L. Lowe ...wv 

.Michigan lohn II. Harry I’ftoo 

Mississippi Henry S. Foote 8.000 

Missouri -.Aifstin A. King 2.000 

New Hampshire Samuel Dlnstuoor l.ooo 

New Jersey .'..George F. Fort 1:000 

NewYork ; . H‘nv6jMg/mi Hum v 4.000 

North Carolina .Duvld S. Reid t 2.000 

Ohio Reuben Wood 1.400 

I’onnKylvania M llllnm Bigler ... 8.00o 

Rhode island Philip Allen T. . 400 

South Carolina. .... *.J. li. Means 3.600 

Tennessee Williiun U. Cum jJ#U 2.000' 

Texas I* llansliorougb Hell 2.000 

Vermont ..Cknrin K. M'iY/moki, 7,v» 

Virginia Joseph Johnson 8.288 

tViscousln JsonmH J Fmvvll . . 1.260 

Democrats 20, Whigs 6. 

TrrriLirir*. 

Gregon John /* Guinea ... 8.000 

Mlunaaota ..Ilrj„ limn try 2.600 

New ^Jexlco ...Jitmra S. Calhoun ... 2.500 

l’ tall Hrighiun Vo, mu 2,600 

The Governors of Territories are appointed by tlie Ere- 
sidont and Seiiatu. j 

.A ••Oiikat Coi’Niav.' — TUe Luttoit States, in the last 
ten years, have added a vast extent of territory, and re- 
ceived a large Increase In population. Ry the census re- 
turns. It Is shown, that iu the period mentioned, the areu 
of the United Slate* has been extended from 2.066.108 to 
3.221.605 square miles. Great Brijnin. exclusive of 
I relaud, contains 84.000 square rnlloa Tho extent of the 
United 8tatcs is therefore 06 times aa great ns the Islaud Of 
Groat Britain Franco contains an area of 197.400 square 
mile*— a territory les* than one fifteenth of the slxe of 
that of the United .States. Austria, iuoludlng Hungary 
and the Italian dependencies, contains but 300,000 squaro 
mile*. Russia is the only nation which exceed^ tho 
United State*, in extent of territory. She ha*. Including 
her immense Asiatic possessions, s territory of about 
4BOO.OOO sauarc miles. Tho.wholo of Europe contain* 
afliy 8.807.105 square mUss. which exceeds by less than 
one- filth, or 646,000 square miles, tlie territory of the 
United State*. 

In population, the foyowth of tho 1 nited State* Is no 
less extraordinary. The total population ou the first of 
June. I860, was 'id, 246, 801. Thu absolute Increase from 
flrat June. 1840. has been 1.176,848. and the actual In- 
crease per cent, i* 30.18. Deducting for population ac- 
qulred'bv addition* of territory! and tlie relative Increase 
after this allowance is found to be 85.17 ,per cent. The 
aggregate number of white* in 1850 was 19.019.366. ex- 
hibiting a gain upon thn number of the samex’iaspTn 1840 
.of 6.428.871. aud u relative increase of 38 2U per cent 
Hut excluding the. 158.000 fn*e popidation suppled to 
have b»‘en acquired hy the addition of territory since 1840, 
the gain i» 6.270.371. and the lucrea-cd per cent. 87114. 
The number of sUivws by tlie present census is 8.198 298 
which shows an increase of 711.085. equal to 28.58 Mr cent! 
If we deduct 19.000 for the probable slave population of 
Texas in 1840. the result of the o.ompurison will be slightly 
different. Tlie absolute increase will be 092.085. and the 
rate per cent 27.83. Thn number of free colored in 1850 
was 428.037. iu 1840. 380.246. The increase Of this cIhss 
has been 42.392. or 10.95 per cent. From emigration, thn 
lncraos«» of -population in thn last ten v«ar* was 1.739.182 
which, deducted from the, amount of white population 
above given, makes the increase 3.68t'.l6«. aud the rate 
per cent , is reduced to 26.95. There Is probably no coun- 
try lu the world which exhibits a growth so great. 

Polit ical Ito ma 

TKKXRNEr..— The whigs of Fmith county, Tenn..have 
nominated Mr. Fillmore ftir the Rrasidency and lYm. R. 
Campbell fbr the Vicc*ProHldeucy. 

Yiroikia.— T he wldg* of Richmond. Ya.,have nominated. 
Joseph R. Anderson. Esq., ford he Legislature, vice Car- 
rington, deceased 

CALiro*£iA.v-It is said that tbo Hon/ IH O. Broderick, 
formerly of NewYork. will probably Im elected U. 8. Sena- 
tor from California. o 

Gkosoia.— R csolntions were submitted in the Gcorgiu 
-Legislature, beforo Its adjournment, nominating Mr. Ru- 
clianan for the i Prosldeuey and Mr. King for the Vice 
Presidency. . / 

Noam CAnoLittA.— The whig* of North Carolina an* to 
hold a State Convention at Raleigh on the 26tli of April, 
to nominate a candidate for Governor, and elect delegates 
to a national convention. 

M A*»A« in iK.TTrt.— A joint resolution lias been Introduced 
Into tlio lower Ijoute of Massachusetts, declaring that, in 
the opinion of the Leglslaturo, the commercial and finan- 
cial oondltlon of the entire country demand sonic amend- 
ment or the repeal of Hie existing tariff lows, und the 
adopt lou yif u lHW giving higher ami spocific duties in 
many cases. 

Ohio. — T wo reports; jnv and co/i.,-pn intervention,' have 
been made to tho Ohio Legislature. Tiiey exprena entirely 
■ opposite sentiments. 

, Great RaTKarami;.— The proprietor^ of the Eliiladel- 
phiu Ledger have contracted .with Messrs. R, .Hoc k Co.. 
t»f NewYork. for the construction of two liiammoth eight- 
cylinder printing presses, similar to .the one which has 
been iu use in th« NewYork Sun establishment for about 
two years past. The cost of these presses will be forty 
thousand dollars. A seemingly large sum for a |K*nn.v 
newspaper to i»ay for presses. 

Tm. Ri italo Fihl. — T he last fire in Buffalo.' ft. Y . of 
wliich we have already sjioken, destroyed property to the 
amount of f:\0, 000 Mr Aaron Bean, who was in one of 
the buildings on Ragle street, watchidg Jlu* corpse of ills 
child, was suffocated. His wife and daughter, who were 
in another chamber, were rescued with great difficulty. 
Arcbiliald C Smith. Agent of the Hartford Insurance 
Company, was killed by tlie fuU'liig'of a wall, * A Gorman, 
inuuc unknown, wus also buried beneuth the ruins. 

Boikalo >Ya i LR-W oaas.— The Buffalo Wuter-Works 
have. Imxiu completed, and are now in pperutjon. M ater in ' 
taken from Niagara river, at Black Rock, by a tupnrl three 
hundred fed long, and six feet Niuar,-. under the canal, 
and excavated through solid ruck, and entering tin* river 
through tlie pier, twelve feet below the surface ; through 
this. Water 1* conveyed to a well uuder the bank, from 
whleh it is elevated by forcing pumps into the reservoir 
on l‘ro*|K*et Hill, about a mile from tlie centre of the 
town. Thence it 1 b conveyed in pipe* to its ptyce of desti- 
nation. The water U us pure as the is-st yell water. 

e; c. estkk. 

C 0 .1/ M 1 S .S i o N \M E.H C ll r l N T . 

Ntw Yona. 

I'urc hoses every description of M KRCHANDIHK ou 
orders ff-om merchants, pin u fora and other*, either for 
cash or on credit, embracing Dry Good*, Clothing. Hard- 
ware. Pianos. Caniugos, Furniture, Machinery. Planters' 
rteusils. and indeed every thlug the market affords 
Consignment' of jioy ProiliWpfTifti'pnyand falthfrilly 
attended to 

— — Mil i;as io 

Merer.. Wiglttiituu L Suinuter., KUIIur. Soulberu 1 'UrUtku 
AUvutrele. f'tirelenl.ii) ' 

Hi” .Jutei B McForrlu KJIlur NuhvlUr Advocate. Na.h- 
vllle.lVoii. 

Editor New Orleans Christian Advocate. 

. Messrs. J. O. Nelson A Co., New Orleans. 

Messrs. Cherry, Houderson k Co.. Now Orica u-- 
Messrs Lowe. Pattlsou k Co., NewOrieuu- 
Mr. Wrn.' Kckford, Mobile. Ala. 

Messrs. B eaver, Mulliu k Co.. Mobile, Ala 
Cftl. Jann-p E, Saunders, Mobile, Ala. 

'A O. llnrrls. Ejsj., Meiupbl*. Teun. 

\V. IJ. (5ooka. Elysluu Fields. Texas 
B 11 Johustou k llro., Centroville, Texas ' 

G . 1Y . -Prince. Liberty, Texas. jy23 

MADAME DE REIONE’B 

SIJLKCT dfllOOL ran younu ladieh. 

No. t J’oelatea Balldlac. 

i-l a m •'. 

For iuntructlou iu the English aud Fruitch Lau- i 

guag«K, Elocution, Auvieut ami Modern History. , 

Geography, the use of the Globes. \(u the mallet. 

Writing, ate., pupils uuder twelve yaon of age. 

per mouth ; . . *10 00 

Over twelve years of age 12 oo 1 

Ancient and Mnduru Lang uagra, each 4 00 

Music on tha Plana Fort* 12 Off i 

Other accomplishments at the usual charges t 

M» 0r|««, ^uu»rjr,l#M. MU 


ThlIm i.rion oi Ai sica.— A writer who livod for several 
year* on the westorn coast says u .tale of elvllixatfon 
exists amoag some of the tribes such as has pot been sus- 
pected hitherto by those Who have judged only from ac- 
count* given of thr tribes wttli which travelers have come 
in contact. They eaniAbo regarded ns savages, having 
organised township*. lUiat - habitations, with' regular de- 
fence* almu! thefr cities, engaging iu agriculture, and tli«* 
manufacture of cotton cloths for clothing, whicii they 
ornament with handsome dye* of native production, aud 
exhibiting handicraft In their convertion of irou and pro- 
clou* metals into articles of use and ornament. The incr- 
chants wntrnxt their gOods to the care of native traders 
in various parts of the country, stored in huts, without 
protection, jret preserved in safety, acts of robbery being 
very rare. Native trader* aro held in high respect, espc- 
olally if wealthy, and in some cases whole tribes engage 
In the business of Itinerant traders, no impediment being 
r offered to them even among nations where a state of war 
| exist*. J ' 

. Siwoclah Dr.cxrTiox. — Some abolitionists in Boston, 
last week, contributed fundi sufficient to defray the ex- 
pense of a large hall for one eveulug. ut South Boston, .iu 
order to bear a colored man. who had been a vlare. giro 
an account of his life. Instead of opposing slavery, how- 
ever he surprised and coufuml the contributors by s dr- 
funding it. and hud no ohieetkm to going Iwck to “Old 
Vlrglniu He was fmiueutly interrupted, but persevered 
to the end of bis statement. 

Woshinoton National Mowcmen i . — J. B. II. hmith. 
treasurer uf the B'asliingtou Natidnal Monument Society, 
reports that duriug the yeur 1861 he roceivod the sum of 
$31651 64. which, with a bal&uce on baud of $2627 96 at 
the begiiming of the year, made * total of $30,179 60 ; of 
thi*. he expended during the ytar $30642 36. leaving on 
hand $2,637 14. v 

Oeokoia — The Georgia Legialaturo ha* passed an ad 
valorem tax bill, in place of the specific one, which ha* for 
several year? been in furcy. 

Thi; Fri xcii Ekopli: A*o wn:iaR«toi.t TioxB.— The Lon- 
don Time* has a reiume of French revolutions contained 
in it* Paris correspondence, ih which there is one point to 
which tho reader'* attention may be serviceably directed. 
The Hkutoh referred to Included the successive replies of 
the French people to tha appeals periodically made by au- 
thorities in power. Honiuthue* it wo* a Convention which 
appeared as apiiellunt. sometimes a Directory, sometimes a 
Keuate. sometimes a Consul, sometimes an Emiieror. At 
one period the people were Hiked to confirm a Republic, at 
another an Empire, ut auother n Monarchy, at another a 
Charter. The vote required might be of an aristocratic, 
democratic, oi republican foudeaey ; lfut tiierc la this ro- 
inarkable feature .in evary chapter of the hiatory. that 
whatever wus the proposition, an affirmative vota wo* al- 
ways forthcoming, and by a majority «>f million*. Never 
were fifty thousand suffrages found in the whole French 
nation ugniiirt any propoeal of the powers in bciug. and it 
was rare indeed to find live thousand Either beruu*e tin- 
appeal wa* never made until It became superfluous, or 
because the people were perfectly indifferout lu the form 
of government, or because thay were ignorant of ih« mean- 
ing of an election— for soma reason ur other, tlie result of 
a universal poll was invariably wlint we sih- It now. 

Tiii: ALTiurjirvu tiik Bikamshii- Rkpoblic. — I t was sta- 
led in the California new* • few day* ngo that the vt4«m- 
sliip Republic, formerly of the port of Philadelphia, had 
been disabled at Acapulcc. It appear* «he left Bun Fran- 
<‘l*oo for Panama, with 400 passengers, and when four 
days out sprung a leak, but managed to roach Acapulco, 
where, ou the stoppage f£ her engines, she immediately 
sunk in twelve feet water forward and twenty-four feet 
aft. Every thing on tx«rd. except forty-seven. barrels of 
sugur. was saved. Ou the next day. hnweyer. through the 
exertions of Capt. Hudson and Capt. Tyler, she was 
pumped out and got afloat again. A surrey wu* called, 
aud the ship, being pronounced sea-worthy, wo* to have 
sailed fur Panama cn the 24th ult. The accident wa* 
caused by the fallli* out of h sharp stone, which had en- 
tered her starboard bow ut the time she struck on the 
ledge near .Ban Francisco, and which was not discovered 
when she was haubd npfor repairs lit Benicl*. 

The British Prem awd the Uvited State* Navv.— T he 
Hritiidi 1' uited Service Jonniul thus s|n-ukB of our Navy : 

"From it* lufriicy to its present state, most "bravely. 
uio«t gaUuntly. have the officers and men intheuiiral 
profession of Ainericu held up the honor of their flag. 
There is seurciVy one action in which the blightest impu- 
tation cau be .'t^t on any individual. They have never 
avoided their enemies, excepting when it would have been 
(lie height •* imprudence to have faced them. They 
have fouglit with the most determined valor. They liave. 
in many cusss. been sucwawful over a nation whieh hold 
undisputed the command of the oceun ; und t ids very 
cireumstauru nf combating an enemy flushed vli li alm-.-'i 
uuiyersul victory, adds a great laurel to the navy of the 
United State* 

Hie Bauk of England now holds JC 17,444 ,000 

,||| coin aud bullion, a Unger amount than it ever held brfore. 
It ha* reduced it* rate of interest to. two per cent, on 
loans secured by government stocks. 

The wonderful UivisibiUty of ranttof in ttliown 

iu tlie fact tl iat a single drachm of coch inea l will dye one 
hundred aud right miles’ of sewing Bllk'amlthe color im- 
partial will In* uu intense red. 

Tlie tfdimtific Americnn HtateH that an udul- 
t crated tea i* becoming more cumniou every day. There 
is scurcely u jiournl of g«s>d tea to be foaud ; it is adul- 
U-rAU-U first iu ('Mtia^ind tiien it undergoes n flubbing 
process when it i«atcs hcro. uan nan bu i*«rrvc(. 

Uni vernal auffrage has not inoreahed the vote 
of Virginia ni much a* was expected. Iu 1848 the vote 
wu* between ninety-two unit uiucty-throc thousand ; and 
in tlie recent Gubernatorial contest It was ( Judging from 
the returns) about one hundred und forty thousand. 

The Itev. Bebaatain Streeter, of. tho lat Uni- 
vcisaiiat ('hurc)i iu Boston, has united in marriage the 
past year.- 218 couples ; und duriug his ministry in thut 
city, (ST yean*.) 3174. or an average of over one hundred 
per year 

It. is muted that before the commencement of 1 
busluess, iu the Semite of New York, on Monday last, tho i 
prayyr which is u»«oali/ offered urn, made by Rabbi B'i*c. 
thr mi idufor of the Jewish synogouge in Albany. Rabid 
Wise is a Grrmau by birth, and Is one of the most talented 
<>f the llewbrew Clergy in thl* omintry. 

' The Postmaster of Bangor Maiao, haa donti i 
uienrod suits iu the I H. Distrjat, Court ugaiuHt.somaiu- J 
dlvlduih there for using postage stamps u second time, i 
He had raumiislmUd with lh«m (kpowlngthuludividuab.) 
but to uu affects and oir vlotatiug , the law again, hr took 
tha Irgri course iu tile matter ^ The penalty is $50 for 
each uftoJAee 

The Philadelphia correspondent of the Haiti- 
'ult»re bun states that the steamers Osprey aud Alhatrow 
arc k> In* withdrawn from the Phlladclplila and CliurU stou 
line aud aold at public aurtiou.’if not disposed of at pri- 1 
vale *al<- I 

The Liverpool Albion uayb that three sheriff '& 
officers buarded the t'uifod Ktafo* nuU'atcanMr Baltic^ 
when ou the point at sailing ou her previous trip for Now 
York They sUfod they wrrc’in saorcb of au aUounding 
debtor, and aa Copt Comstock refused to wait till they 
round him. they wage carried off, DotwithaUadiug thsfr 
vatreatic* to the contrary v -> 


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■ ALABA.MA.UIM I,KhNCK UF..M. K I'iltKCil <F 

Joremy Tuylor> Works. Hobrow Dlblo. '• , A , ,. , t , 

Butior'a History of tho Paints. Book of Oouiu-. Hot T II lil SkKl.L. M A pro-idout 

Puloy-s Works. Ball's BurgvrywBnrnot’i nofurnuttlon. . E..UODWIN. M A.. Adjunoi anil Ohondcii tote 
BuUluger s gortuohs. Buraot s Own Tlrno. Mr,. A. It IIODStIN. Iimtruolrom In Dr.™, 

Bremer b lloinc Miluor h Atlas. British Essayists . cry, etc .* " ^ 

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Christian Evidences. Gibbon-' Rome. Orabb's Work*. °»» TUESDAY, tile tlth „j .| H nuiW7.\i»‘2 

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Graves on 1‘eutaU-ch. Tliicrs' Revolution. 1 * ' MiUfltii m i n 

Life of Huntington. Tillers' Consulate and Empire. MALARI) .MtMfrTEAD, 

ilunt's London Architect. Walker's Analysis. B hoiesale Dealers in Foreign and, Ddihwtie Dr, 

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Btiaarw. ^ 

John oaunx v.v 

T100DWYN 6: SALE. ' 
Attorney* aud Couu«elloi> at Law. Abcrdcr ^n. W* 
Practice Luw l,u tlu; vurtiiu* Cuurttf 1 <vW l*' 
and Seventh Judicial ('in-tilt* of .MistdealppL fi* ^ 


OF TiUS 

NASHVILLE MARINE. FIRE INSURANCE, AND LIFE 
A N W TRUST COM PA N Y. 

Uu|li ‘ 1 ' 1 — all paid iu. 

8ur| ' ll "‘ .*.'.^30.006— t'ussrstsi ruud. 


" avai^ihfr a**e t*. 


! w -’AMES A. POUTER. Praeident. 

Jami.b Uai.kkh, Secretary. 

„ , I.Ol'AL DIRKToltS. 

S‘ ,'1/s 11111 ' S o. Nelson. 

R. tv iet». A \\ \\ olk ur, Luguu Hunt on 

MARINE RIVER. FIRE aud LIFE RISKS taken at 
the luwoet rate*, and ull hw*ef. promptly adjusted and puld 
«t the Agency Office. No 38 Cump hired j 

, , . W. J'ARTEE. Agent. 

Lous Llhiassilr, A**’t Agent. • mlil6 

TE.NN.ESaKE MARINE XjS^FIKE 

INSURANCE COMPANY . 


ol mu Stilt, al Jiicknuji. tt 

claim* on auy iK-TKMf hi North Ml^frlW^ 001 )( 
circuit, rient u* by our friend* at n di*t»ur*‘. "I* 1 ^ 
for them to couipeteut. ro»p‘'ii*lble AttortFy 1 
Re fere lire*; 

(5. Mr Faria lie It Co.. .V'ci-.l^-u MiwW • 
D. W. Row mail. 

Clopton k-Ewliif, .. 

Jnme* E Hnuiider* k Sun. VluhlJc. Al*' 4 ® 1 
Hnki-r k Lawler. . • ' 

John A M'iuatou k «'o.. *' 

— — -SniifonHt O’b-y. - ' - 
.More Ii Lyue*. 

Mono* Wa ring k (V. ' 

J. J BykeufcCo., 

.McMahon k Pearsall. New Orlfan*- 

8. 0 NcIhou k Co * „ klk 

Hun. J. j. OruK.mi. TuhouKh***. Ala**** 

.) (’ wbltNctt, (lalneaVUle, 

Hilda Par*on*. E*q HuntovUlu. 

Duvld Deuhlvr. Tupcumbia. 

Win Cooper. K*q ... 
Suup*i»n.McAlu*terk t'u. >lurewc«' ^ 
Jarae* Irvine, Kwfo 
William Ktuik, Montgnmary 
0. J. Nathan Oracle lVlueheoler. T«iw 
t Hun. E. II. Fuater. Na*lnille.. • . 

Richurd E Ornc. MeinphlK, ..'.ir 
Wm Garvlu k Co;. Loul».vlUe..Iw«^J ufJl, g? 
Uradjrk Davie*. . 

The New Orleen* OhrUtUn 

Is Issued wrckly. »t Two D.Jlxrs sm' * N* yg 

VJre re 1 1 lsres.*.|ruf Win tmlUMl for irM t lain 0U< ‘ 7 ' . te 


C APITAL 0000,0011. Brndy* D.vlss 

ISTn h hill. Pnsldoul, The New Orl.An. OhHNiH 
Guo. W MA»Tra.^ Secretary. I* t*nicd weekly, at Two li..llaw anna *» ^ 

This long eslrehlishud Coutpxuy. with ths must uu.pl. Nu suluu'rlpllun luteu fur Km thsu m * 
lut'uu. fur Ills proUstlou of Its Pullciss. routhtuos to tiku l*rlb«n wlU Is' uulterstooj us wlsuutg 
UIYF.K, PKA uud FfftK BlflKH. ou tte. most llberul II Is .'xprtts.ry stutsd ulhurwlss ^ul 

terms, ut Its Agsnry lu NuwdJrKui.s.ret tits onto. „f Thr lUmwW Mlnt.lurs Mid I rssrh ^ 

PI0KWT, PKKKlNS k'cd. Kpiscopul ChUroh, Bouth, 

_*uthB ■, 3* fit. Ohuriss' .trust sguuls of Urn New Drii»us Chrlstisu 

7 : bibles , , 5 p T ; r :: r :; ) td « iC'-hrihrt 

JOHN BALI*, publication unlra* romltting xaa—J ‘ u ~ * 

No, 60 Grttvier *treet, * t *rth^"t^S2n^ lt ‘' 

Hus juft reesl.stft,-,. of tte LABHBIT uedBUT u- ^fbin'twouwoth. of ths te.lh<M|»*T' k> |S 
purtnient* uf Bible* aud Prayer Book* ever.brought to ' Cummunit-atfouii muet be addu**” w 
thia city , HgTvwaa. New Oriaann ' ui^n 

FAMILY BlBLKh. ut from tl 60 l„ Ite |or copy. Ooesmuntcutloe. lertoriu* BmUorrssjJ^J, 

Otn-AVO BIBLKB. ut from »1 to »10, tu ruriou. stylus uooouuU of »I3* ‘e* 

ur hludtng ._ ,■■■ Mogrgi.hJ.'S, uto , must te Sriuuuiwiosa * 

KM ALL BlBLKh, with ued without ntoluiiMt, trf wsl- eumre ,,.11100**!* 


pertinent* of Bible* aud Prayer Book* ever .brought to 
thia city 


vet bluffing*, gold bend* 
tique, claape and band*. 


que, Ciaape ana nanaa. 

OIHUP ffCilOOL WHILES AMD T^TAIUqiTi.^OflU U 


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‘ VOLUME II. NUMBER 


II. X. MrTYKlUK, Kmioi:: 

NEW ORLEANS S AIT R D A Y. FEBRUARY 


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w. mi nit ill) ) of 'Attibnmu Conference . 

WHOLE NUMBER, 53. 


Tho Orop of Acohts. 

Tbttf canm a man in days of old. 

fcte-»P^? r >' n,1,ror *" M - rA 
A,,J urged htf mxlin (tecijntsmeoiyv 

,i (Inc civp id ollt ls 1,0 1 M '" k; 

■ ’flint harvest o’er, my 111 

Aro ItuiMl° r, l resign the field. ' 

Tho owner some misgivings felt 
And coldly with the stranger (knit, 

But found Ids lust objection liiil. 

And honcyed-cloquCncc prevail. 

So took the, proffered price in haniL ; 
And- for one crop loused out the land 
T | 1(! w ily tenant snepred with pride. 
AhJswral the apbt-witUwcnma-.\yi|liC- 
Attrit like tiny shootff tli.4 grow. 


lii* tin* scieiHM* of Haying groat tliiugH in :i , 
great way. At tho first view .rtf* its simple, 
y«*t grand proportiopw. I hold my hrcafli ) itP 
( tiTWilrds tin* o fleet was loss; yet it. would be , 
i impossible ever to lie otherwise thaii ini ' 
pressed ^ith tin* genius which reared its' 

! great dome and left his impress upon all parts 
j-of the buildings Miejiuql Angelo derived his | 
g rent desigiy of St. Peter’s from tins work of 
Urunellesehi. lie used to Ray that no one ! 
I could sitrpass it. few might hope to equal it. i 
[1 lie (Mipola is the largest dome in tlil* World, j 
I Ini summit of St. Peter's is at a greater dis - 1 
tu we from the ground, yet doing separately j 
! eompar^i With dome, that 'of.lirunelleschi is j 
the higher. It is 1'.18 feet 0 inches in diaUn*- i 
t r. The, length of the whole Imilding is 
l i i feet : tfyc length of tho trani#pt,331 feet : 
i the height of the nave l <>4, feet '. to. tim sum- 


Tho Modern Belle. 

Kmam.i fn.ni Mi.HuaV, | , .,.*ti.. ,,,-1 m n,, Ini.. ^ li . 

'I’lie daughter sits in thewparlor. 

And rocks in her easy elmir : 

She> clad in her silks and satins. 

And jewels are in her hair 
Mie winks and giggles and simpers. 
And simpers and giggles and winks. 
And though she talks hut little. 

1 is Vastly more than she thinks’ 

Her father goes clad in Subset; ' 

And ragged and seedy at tjiui ; 

His coats are out at the ellmw. 

He wi*ars ifinost shocking bad hat. ' 
lie’s hoarding and saving his -hillings. 
So carefully day hy day. 


! « r trying to heat down the market, folks to a j 
I little less than the usual asking.' Now, care 
Land economy are certainly commendable t 
J traits of character : and il is not at these we 
; are aiming; hut at an extreme of core' 'anil j 
j* littleness, that is so apt to degenerate into 
Uteatitiess. These o\errsefupitlous ermnh- 
savers gaiit nothing in the end : •’soiling folks 
sfTon learn to ask them .more than others , 
.At bust thi»y gain but ii little, Vhilo their 
otlierwise iionorul4e anil spotless diameters'* 
are belittled and degraded, 'and they kn'ow*it # 
not, hecniiHe they feel that in. all the great 
points they ar e .most sacredly regurdingAhe 
loV.c of nielry and the doing of justice. • Hut 
: lit tie-points in list imt lie overlookf-d. .lust let 


- This World a r School ol Faith. 

i - __ — -i i* L 

,i>r lITiilmers has n -delight lid chapter in j 
his Hridgewatt r Treatise on the adaptation | 


Gems from tho Rabbin. 
v THH \ 1NR. 

1 )n t 1 "’ day of their creation the trees r. • 


The South Am erica n Snake-Plant' 

e riim.oi ^ RiMrM 

Venomous serip-nl* abound In nil Iho tirrra* 


,.r III., wftrl.l to Vopdcr a .holy niiv' happy jobeed . . null exullingly prids.-d ih, own go.",! ral ‘rntn (hot Inn lei nf America Tho frequent 


His foU.Mo.. | .i<--oin v<.y of tho w'„rlds gretU • | qhiiiilio* -• Tlnd.nrd has plunlr.l jno/'’' n,! r,lU1it > Mluwing H.o.i 

n "' n *'' un.l I'hnrnj'InrislicK. yvery whoiv si R - <i. i in.-.l tin* Ic.fty . .•(Inr : '“Brnmcw mill frn- l *' <! ' ni ^ nn ". who rcwiu l.nrol'iMit ihruuKh tha 
luHo.iiiHy nlmp.'.l to mtnisii'r to iho proinj of R r,.noo, iliiniliilitv anil ntrlmgth. nfo ilnituil ,l ’ nKlwl w '"«ln— nn.loi. it,., knnwlnlgc of nny 
Iho ruuo, fiinil^ii's "lowing ntpumoiit in nio , eountornotlng Tomisly, n nmfior of grri.i im- 

in iiohii If of i ho tming. unit i'u™tho«M of (IihI. "Tho morev of tho l^.nl 1ms nlnnlo,l'no W* ,n oonseqil«i«e. muck 

„ any Hn„ hi., so hnpptty mtjnsto,, htussi.J snij thu ^ T'^ > 

!." ' ‘‘'"'-"IT h"" snsooptihilitii's. tin' | iron : -l.ounty unit utility aro comhinort in cacl.ius.hnw. fr.ni, •i.a.IolTms^W^' 

■ V ,1IUM Tm |1 ‘" '-“l-: . i ‘ Tina of surest virluon yc t known in „ Hmit 

tl,o ononnmt. n.ofo ,s no obhguUon upon TI,o t,,, 1 .l,M 1 oo «! stand Morions calM tho *«««- Ihe sop of whin* lonvel is a 

u holy Roing to modi’! his wurks or sh„ r hn. nnnurg-i till; TFoos, 1«5 Riq siin .mnidst: ti,o m.tidpto ngninst U.«hito of the most 

M homos for tilt; hohmjf id l It. I tthholy un.l | i.’olsstijLJmsIs'. ■ . And thn myrtlo omduimoil, l’"iso»ous roptilos. Tin, gtmen is n «|»ciM or 

dioit'oihonl l->om tills point c.f lion tin’ nr- I -I, iko4n; rioo mnorig thorns, 1 Htnnd disth’- wlllow > ,11 " 1 X » strong. hcitUliy .plant, hni 

oiiinont is honutifully iyiin'lnsivo. ' I ho word gnished nmongst.' my kindred: Itio timlor'r (' rn ''' i ""'.V In thn hot rogions, nnd flourishos host 
is mlujdL'd with n ili tilth Huifiice , Iq the nii’si t\ ....l All honstod ; the Ilg troo of its(#uii, ll ' ( ’* l, " ll “.‘ l1 0, , h * r *«“. ''long .tho haulm nf 
tlolioiuo sns.'optiV.ilitioH and minu'.-' wants tho ..live of its rivlniomi even the nino-tro,- ' j 1 ' 1 ''" 1 "*' ,tl " n . (lt SMBS in the .•..hl.’/up.- 

iof tlio Soul nwQhd tithdc it. nnd>he Ur omild Will exttlt. tuL K o^ * 1)lM ' 1 §“ 1 " l ‘j 

Jin, .In, world Irnsils sides Which Jn^. one reman I drooping - h^ * 


Wnrld's gr»*:U el 
even’ whore sii 


’ Tliofl.nrd has planted 


menu and eharaeteristies. every wlu*re sig- | claimed tin* lofty ewlnr : flrmuess and fra- 
luHo.inliy slmpe.l to mtnislor fo Iho good of grnnoo. ilnrahility and strength, are litiitoil 
Iho rai’o, fnrnishos him ,n glowing nrgumoi,t , in mo '' 


in behalf of tim iteing and ; r, . '"lnoss of (i,xi, 


"I (ho Isiril lms planted mt 


nut of tlie i'rosslIBT Tdot. ’ Tho sFainoil glaas [ HThjlo slio. irri'lIi'f homiT anti pTufillo, 
,1 -1,1 ' , ' ‘ . 


wiitduws are among the richest in tho world. 


Then broad and wide their hrnnehca threw, j •, | ln -jiit.tr is immediately under tlie dome 


B\it lung before those oaks sublime. 

Aspiring ronoln-d tln-ir I'oi-est jn-ime, 

The cheated landlord mouldering lav 
Pnrgutthn. with his kindred i-lny. 

0 ye. whose years unfolding- fair. 

Are fresh with youth, and free from pah'. 
Should vice or indolence desire 
The garden of your snnls to hircK 
No parley hold- reject tlie suit- 
Nor let. one seed the -oil pollute. 

Mv child, their first approach hewat'e 
With linimess break tlie insidious snare. 
|^st ns tin- acorn grew and throve, 

Into a sun-excluding grove. 

Thy-nins. a dark o'ershadowing tree. 

Shut nut the light of heaven from' thee. 

., I.. II S 

_________________ < 

notes from abroad. 

\MEHI ,- AN ARTISTS IN KLOHHNCK— THE l»r* i.MO-THF. SIX 
■ T( , MllS UE rRK i.HEA I" l)I:Al>-THE TIUUCNE- VENUS 
' .l)E MEDICI— TI(E l ASURLTS Oi JJ hTINIAN-IHK ME- 
DICI AN VIRUIL. 

1 hail iihuorst forgotten Florence, tho xVthens 
nf .artists. Here arc the richest stores of 
paintings anil statuary in the world. Hun- 
dreiK d persons are here continually, who 
have been drawn solely ’hy the advantages 
which are here aflordeil tn v thc student and 
artist. ’ fhtul theqdcaHure «if making the ac- 
quaintance of Mr. If* bowel’s. Mr. (Lilt and 
Mr. Hark American sculptors, and. Mf. Sam 


|.h iird a hundred priests, and a great many 
embryo priests, about fourteen years old, in’ 

■ l« ng i*lotlu*s and broad three-cornered lints. 

I chanting a morning service. Their notes 
I swelled and per.vaded* the whole. church, fill- 
ing 'dome ami .arches with rich’ melody : the 

I line e fleet mainly owing to the position of 

■ tlie altar. / 

j In Santa C roue the principal church of the 
l lack Friars, arc the tombs of Michael An- 
g do. (inlileo, Dunte. Alfieri. Leonardo Aretim* 
and Machiaveli— six illustrious dead. These 
tombs are. in ‘themselves, objects of interest, 
a i magniticcnt structures, designed and cxe- 
| e i ted hy such artists as Canova, Spinazzi and 
I uiatello. Tlw* church is not crowded, as 
Westminster Abbey, with great and small. 
Liit seems, to have been reserved as a resting 
p’ace for men pre-eminent in genius and in 
science. .Kvcry thing alioiit their resting' 
place consjiircd with the association of the 
, great results that belong to such names to till 
me witlf mournful reverence and subliinest 
coUtemp.lation. 

Next to these tm'nhs. the statues, which 
have been eriicted to the honor of. great Ital- 
ians afe the most interesting They are on the 

fi unt of the wings of the Uftizi Palace, which 
are opposite to eacli other. These ijtntues 
ace larger tluui life and highly characteris-. 
X.r. besides heiug good likenesses. "Wliu't ho 
inspiring to' the artist or student as a walk 
h tween the two rows of. great masters? 
When I saw* the great name pf (lalileo, Am. 


Mr Haiti American sc,ulptoi*s. and. Air. • am \ ( >Hpuchis. ’IV Viiici. and such like, 1 envied 
dew and efiVCral other gentlemen. AinerioAn j - si iy such and l«»r a moment 'thought 
painter*. They were .all very v uffftblo that all the gr(*at were gone, there were hone 
Mr. L'recnoagh was out of town. . Si^ve- p f* |’ or .\merieu 

rai of them hid -Fair- to he an honor to their r pj 10 gfout centre ol line arts in ’Florence, 

eotaitry- -artists of the highest order of tab ^ t | u , >vorl a, the Uftizi Paine**. One 
niUn.l genius. Powers was dressed in an r . /olll thew>/ ctitted tlio Tribune, contain* dim 
eM mok-iuug gowiik with’ the qcpwn of an'old x .... ,i-r m...i:..; *i« * 1 ... n.. 


\ onus d’o Modici, the Apolliiic^ the Dancing I 


,imw bonnet on- his hi-iuT: not with, oliieel p. iwn , t |, c Group onVrCBtlcrs, nnd the Kluvo 
anil niiiir.-t, hut wut-kin" ut u vice, with a Whetting Jug Knife, heeidos Home of the t-hoi- 
pum-h of hif- own eontrivunee.-nnikins.n tile- e , st piotl ,X „f M A n{ ,,-ln. Hnplmel. Titian, 
whieh.heh'iis invented for will-king . ait pine- Ve V -,)heeo. ('„rr,-" K io, Van Dyek. anil 

ter tnodela It is a very in K enimis liitlr mi- n ^ Jltlu , rfl thp t , lrti9tB „(• uH - f lmei 

.Htrument. and a desideratum lor tiling sott *• . . . 

4l . . . ,, t i , The ancient statues wore iomid among 

metal, or any thing that ^-would-choke-a c«*im n , .. 

,.t ,r . . . . . i w , i, n ,i t :»* rums at Jtome, and were collected t>y <lit- 

liHinfili*. lie told me. that he hud worked r 

r i • ii f oIiawmI in., ii rent ntom hors ol the great Meti ici t ami ly k 

* some years formerly m iron., lie showed me, ,, T . , fit •’ . J 

mml instrinni-nte tlmt he lmd supplied him- ' »"* ls '' ir '' hlll ’ J npocmonr 

self with IVotn'his own invention.- Ho in am- " rt - ,,mrl ,W bunts and medals 

inentlv praetind. ami has a ver^large S hnre ,l "' T* 1 11,1,1 with tl,L> ricl1 

of matter-of-fliet talent, as well ns tin- high- I'n'fu-ion The Hall of Nit.he K nve n.u- more 
est ertler of eenius for eoneeivin" tl.e hennti- h'-'naure than. I found in any other depart- 


I& tlirowing them Ull uwfty, U 
Shi* lies n-hed in the morning. - 
Till tieafly the Imur of niiuu : 

Then comes down snuppmg-abd snailihg. 
Heca-u'se sjie was calu’il too soon : 

Her hair is still in the papers. 

Her (*hecks still dabbled with paint, 
liemnins of th\* last night's •hlUHhe>. 
Hcfore she intended to faint. 

She doats upon men unshaven. 

And men with •tlie flowing hair." 
flic’s eloquent oVer moustaches. 

They give such. a Foreign air. 

She talks of Italian music. 

And |alls in. love with the rboon. 

And tho’ hut a mouse should meet Iter. • 
She sinks away in a swoon. 

Her feet arc so very little. 

Her hands tire so very white. 

Her jewels are so very heavy • 

And her head so very light : 

Her color is made of. eosnleties, 

Though this she never will own. 

Her body’s made mostly of cotton. 

Her heart is made wholly of stone. 

She falls in love with a fellow, 

.Who swells with a foreign air. • 
lie marries her for her money. 

She marries him for his lmir: 

One of the very best matches— 
both arc. well mated in lift*. 

Shc's.got a fool for a husband, 
lie’s got^u fool for a wife. 


Little Matters— For the Young. 

•• Tull o«k* from liltlc nrortiH grow. 

Earn* -tn.;n» (Yom'liUla t'ornttun* fii-w." 


. i l-i.i. ,i t >ii " 'ur:n i rmii iiri .1 pouii ui uiHv un ar- 
il merchant measure his cloth to a thread,-: . 1 • . 

i-xui-tm-ss, split a l rain of o.ftVa f„r .nic-j r ;lil ";' m ,s , 'waul.f,, ll.v ,N,n,-lns,v,. I ho w„.-,l 

-m-as „f Wbight, nnd du an wjtli mmetm-s-uumi j V “'W * v,,h '“ . ,u "" ^ tv ' ''' ,l ' 1 ' 

anxiety in all l,i« li, tronsm-tinnn. »i,d 

, , , • , . . , . I ot t-ho soul Gou made it. 

is sure to. have his character stamped as a i ,, , - ... , . . - 

i • : . i .. i lint tlie world has its sidcM which hearSi 

little, mean, stingy, tight-hsted man, -and a • » -» wucaL 


; i bellies fur fhti. behoof of tin* Ui’iholy and j 
li -ohedient From this point of \ lew the ar- 
gument is .beautifully o*jHcln8jy,e. The word j 


I,,*., if -Hint, ’ll.', will fdluw as ri-i'tainlv .in ni f >« ponuinHiv,- omm- 1-l.t 


loss of clnttmTur.: - s : | 

Tin* old are confirmed in tlie if wiivs, hut | 

let me exhort you, y«amg readers, while you I . . . .i — - .. — 

an- i-i'unumii-ai and'imri-IVl t„ avnid llu-w’ox- ! s ,' s " W "" M ***5Kr« v « t*-' p< rpl.-xity ini-, and it« li-ialj-iU wfpt in sorrow and soliluiln, 

trumesan little business transactions, it looks j ' ' s l M li 1 . lls " 1,1,1 ,lls . "ii- Not long it wiiitc'l mid. wept; wlinn IVeliLM 

like meanness, and it will injure more than I 1,1 J 11 P r,, ^P‘ ll *^ " * h • !l,, 'i tin* new Treated lord of earth, kind hearted 

. jhr gain will pro'li t you. ' ‘ " I ,US ''.H-nigh shpped upon a world turned m ; iu . approached. [\o saw a feeble plant. „ 

Little matters are equally important in tin* "l’*' 1 ' ' 1 ' ,n ^ 1,1 * V 11 1 ,ini - plaything to tin* winds, shnll low, as if mi- 

moral and i*cligious relations of life It. Is in Vl " U ' lin< * l " n ' 1,1 H(>ir»e and p|,, ring his aid. In pity In* raised it. and 

little matters we begin to neglect, and go P 1 ^"™ of other men. fl|,r (^stam ,ng,„ut n ound tin* tender tree artiUnd his arbor 

astray . We are seldom at the ttrst of evil ' Y ^i ^tness, and smothered with b ossings Joyfully tho air saluted tin* glo wing vine, tin* 

doing or short-cwniing, guilty of airy gf eat n, 'J. r ' .[ uin it sm nii* to him |,,, a t n f tlie sufi penetrated its luiril green 

sin. rither of commissioi^or omission. 'We ' 1 " llR " i t" »« »'i ( win to »• gixsl grains, and prepar***! thrtt, sweet moisture, the 

cannot so shock ourselves or others : hut lit- ■ " l < 1, l'l ,,uln Hr P. ut U. ,, P ,UI I most preeioiis beverage of man. Deekiidout 

tli* duties are neglected, little temptations an* . U . n< }" ,M Ul, . n ° V" ' nc< | <l1 1 ^ 1 in the fulness of its rich grapes, the vim* bent 

thought too Rpiftll to ni4d resisumc,*.. But f fe’ !t f m \ [ X v, ' ,v ! down to its preserver : l,ednsU*d- its. refresh- 

-these prepare thp way for greater and graver '" ns,n *' l0< " ,l u i' n,,< H' c " '' pmg on juice, and called' tho vino ‘‘his friend. 

w ,.nn,r. un.l W.. mi m ii |' ln> i*. mu. (.„hl to 1 1 1 1 1 v . tlie evil, and ot bloekuig up the way of tin* , envied tlur feeble. nlunt 


| nu t^‘ u* acqimint**d with jiuoneH uinl ejc. thing hiViiih denied : shuns imr hrancln s. hi 


peClfnces- suggestive of any thing hut' good- |.soui nor .fruit, can I. butts't ■ yet snob ns I aiA 
ti.-ss.-nin,t whii-li, if tmvx|i|mmHl liy an , xw R e- l will wait in aiUnl In,, in." || H ,ink ,l„w„ 
sis «f grow, wmilil agjtravati- p.-i-pl.-xitv im„ I m,-l its li-ialj-iU wept in sorrow un.l solilmli- 


t vuosi- Aim inn myrtle axalaimoil, r,-|>uu-> mo guaco is n spccioa or 

o; r,w, ainriTiB thorns. 1 stan, I distk- wlllow ’ '‘" ll 111 11 slrong, heiiltliy . pl»nt, hat 
J amongst niy kimlrcil. tim timlrr- |( rnKa ""'.v i” thn hot rogions, nwl flourishos Jxxt 
AlUoaslado tl.e llg-tn-o ,.fTt*-#hih *'» O.o olm.lu «.t other tn-os, along Iho hoaksof. 

vo of its rivbiiem ; oven the pin.-tr.', I V & n - (lt .*» *'«" c„\,l,-r up. 

o flr oould Wtfeo irtnl oxull litnds tlmrra»/rm»;> andjl, thlstflspossl ns- 

.. . , Uire again hcaatlAiUy oxliliijtft h«r dcsur>i . 

11 " n '' . ’Iroopii.g itlnl here exist fl„, ll„. „-„o,no M orestnres egalnit 

* ' ".I'Wimllllly wiU, “ ,-vory whoso poisons Hie gos,-,, seems lotondM ns on 

ih-ins d, -nii'il ! sit-ins nor nmndltos, l,los- nntrilote. 




a nor .fruit, <-nn bhimst : yotsiioli ns I ui/i. Tlmt |,urt'of the jpUnt iflikli Is used t«r the 
'ill Wait in silent liope. It sank down " n »ke-hltp ts n sap or teA distllidd from dta- 
■i its li-ni^-ils wept in sorrow nnd s.ditnd,- 

Not long it waited and .wept; vvlinn l„-ln,iil, h »* llr,ll,k " f U. l» handle the most Tlangaroaa 
tim new- vmiti-d lord of onrtli, kind lienrted ul r Ti"l ""I- 1 !, " , T u > l j , J'- kV a lung time tha 
nmo. nppr. mi-lu>il. lie sow u li-elde plan,. ., ^i’ ^'mys^: 1 :;:!; 


plaything to tin- winds, slink low, as j("i, n - « h-w omoaj. tin- native inlml, Hants „l 8,„tth- 
pi, , ring his aid. In pity In- raised it m,.l iV"”'"" I'lmso of them who possessed tha 
, . 11,11 die secret were interested In preservimr it ns- 

tyound tin- tender tree .around Ins „rl„„. tl, rough ,t they obtained Cotjd.r^blo^o m- 
Joyliilly tjjo air saluted tim glowing vine, tin* I ,c . nso » 1,0 1 (,n, y froni. those who haffWi, l,;tten 
heat nf the suh penetrated its Imrd irreen Vetioinmui snukcs, hut also from many who 
I f 1 were curuaiH to witness tho Utils of ihcim Mmikn 

grains, nnd 1 tl.flt sweet moisture, the tamees themselves. However.' the nusllcinal 

most precious liuvemge of man. Decked out virtues of ffu, gusis, are uow generally known 
in tho fulness of its rich grapes, thn vim- 1, on t "A. eoimtries wliere it is found; said, it* 
down lo its preserver : he'tnsted- its. - ""*».*»*<* 


(bung 'or short-coining, guilty ol airy great 
sin. either of comniissiqrirqr omission. '\Ve 
can not so shock ourselves or others: hut lit- 
tle duties art* neglected, little temptations are 
thought too Rpiall to nof*d 'resistance. But 
these prepare the way for greater nnd graver 
wrongs, and wc noon become cold to duty, 
and* our moral sensibilities so blunted that we 


these prepare the way for greater and graver a , .... 1 . 1 ? ing juice, and called' the vine l * liis friend. - Boing at Margarita some time ngo, J heard of 

wrongs, Und we somi become cold to duty, K , u " 11 ^ ° 1 I he prou.dtrcei% envied thofeeble, plant, for l^i" ringulnr plant, uml wiis desirous of wifnesu- 

nnd'iiur moral sensibilities so blunted that wo ^ ' 11 “ " m " ""*" “T its fruit was morn valued than theirs ; but i, 7,lm°pUra “ [Z 

can neglect tl..- most imperative duties and ho T" '***" rejoiced in its sloudor stem, and the aecptn- 

Commit tile gi-ocest sins, anil scarce feel IU1 ' " " H ' "" n ! 1111 ’ '.’ I ^ j 001 v plishmi-nt ol its hope. - Therefore its juice master, 1 was not long in obtaining a 

a "compunctious visiting*” * expeditions, or conceive gigantic purposes o, 8ti „ illviK , iriltcs the human heart, it cheers 


commit, the gi-ocest sins, anil scarce feel 
a - ; compunctious visiting!'’ * 

It is rigainst little temptations wc are least 


conquest nnd wrong, he. will find enough to 
help him. A thousand concurring V0icca 


of the place there was one noted ns a skillful 
snnkc-iWlor ; and ns I onjuvol the neqnninlimoo 
of his master, 1 was not long in obtaining a 
promiso tlmt iny curiosity should he gratified, 


, , help him. A thousand concurring V0iccs 

guarded: wo take the least ueoixuit ot little . 1 ■- . , b „ 

b .... ., , , . , give linn countenance nnd cheer. He will 

words ol idleness and eni. suirht denartui-e- h - . . - 


the desponding spirit, nnd imparts 
help Him. tnousanu concurring voices to tlie mourning mind. “ Hint' speuiee known as the most hciutifnt and 

give him countenance nnd cheer. He will * „ * * , , VSUomnns. The negro's hands nnd . (trim wsrd 

lack neither capital nor companionship. All , Y „ who an- suffering and abandoned, do 

things will conspiro for his t noourngepient ,not despair, but porse.voro. in jmtienfo and over his wristo with th»» greitest nppSRt con- 
and aid. as if to do evil woro the p(*rraitted, hopo; there is an eye ubdvt* tlmt beholds oven ^ ^ or ft w bl|e, under tUe minpiciou 


, 1. • 11 , p I . I in vu null Vii'uuvviiauvit; uuu uiu'i. HU Will 

words of ldleuess and eni. slight departures f *, ... 

. w m ° u . ,, luck neither capital nor companionship.- AH 
from the Npint of our Master. H e would ‘ . ... 1 . r . - 1 1 

, 1 things will conspire for his encouragement 

do well to take hoed ..to the uumomtion. , r . , u . b •. , 

• - u i- , ,, , . ^ and aid, ns if to do evil wore the permitted. 

•Whosoever. tlierel*>re, RJiail break one ot . . ,, , , 1 — 

, . , . i I,,. | wetcunie thing in this vvorld, nnd the coureo V uu* the 1 

these louinurii'lnients. and shall teach men . . . ... .. * , „ J ou > 1,101 

, . - . . and constitution ot nature were formed lor oiinis iuier 

so. shall he called the least in the kintdom oi . ' .“*. „ cious juiu 

. . |« AVsirvu Rio spocml, purpoep ol facilitating it. But auimaUoii 

- ", . . . * ' ' ' let it mnn earnestly and lovingly set about 

New Orleans, l*eb., 1&>2\ . . , .. ^ 

doing good, and all things conspire against 

Conscience. No favoring coiicurrebees of l'rovi- . 

d ne**; «>r natural eorrespondenees iu V 

( onScjenee • nqiy lie' lulled to .sleep for a w«irl*L can he count upon to assist him. ( )^2| f ; l, V !< 
season, huj , the ojiiergres of this faculty an* p- .sit ion, dotractipn and porsoeution nr »4 so r ! r,1, uw " ( 
not, on this account, weakened in the least lmtural the rewards of godly bencficmici*, ^ 

degree* their exeyeiw being 'simply put ofl* to that religion and self-deniftl-diuve become sy- ...j 01 !’ 

M>ine luture period of light and conviction, nonynrmis in Dhristinn experience. The con- 11 lr 1 u 

perliaps a dying’ 8cd, perhaps tho day of Btitution of th* world as it is. tends U. din- ,,Mts ; an 

j udguicxit. Uoji.Mci.^ce depends niuah^ui»mi u.inriig(^g(H)dr ,U gets no thanks nor co-opt - ' 

light tuid training: a copieienee tramecL in ViitTon?^ Ndt * <)F&amonalf}^r nyTT Tt y irinmi gr^ 
the light of Ood’k word acts lftore powerfully but uniformly, oi> principle and by •design, 

than the conscience of a in»n who is igne*- e\ il gets acclamation, and good is frowno*! { jitil miv 

rant of it; but^if a man ho willfully igno- upon and opposed. Piety is mot a. favorite 1 , n< ! V 

rant of it, this , will not prevent tho future with the world — it 1ms no homo here, and ' lUurm**! !! 
anil vigorous action of conscience when tlmt only stays hy a compulsory suffilranee. The j. o j ( j | ju ^ 
man’s deeds come to be reviewed in the light -^nod things of life fall sparingly and grudg- j, 

of it. Conscience* may. he perverted, and ,ingly to tlie share of the righteous. .The suu ^ ^ 
sometimes is fearfully so, by- lmhits of wick- H nd the ruin, hy n pres, criptive right, they oh- ^ ^ " r 
cilness. s*j us to put evil for "good, and dark- tain equally .with the uixiuHtand-Jinthankful: 0luM , H 
ness #»r life: Now in such a case evil deeds but more than this they get wit 1; pains and ^ ^ 
may really l>o committed under the impress- penalties-?- for the law of this w'orld is not to JI 

ion tlfat tiicy uro gCMnl deeds ; hut it, is moni- favor ‘the good, hut to frown upon it. ** Su r 

fest this ouly shows lmw ‘dreadfully evil a But for Asaph's sanctuary wo should all ,<,s ‘ ,n * 


. • promiso tlmt my curiosity should, be gnuifted. . 

cneors ^ few flays after, the negro entered iny room, 

? its glad- carrying-in his hands a pair of coral-snakes, aC 
that species known as the most beautiful and 
f , twommiB. The negro’s hands and .flrin% wern 

i . completely ^ naked ; and be inaninulnt«| the repw. 


Gonscienco. 

(‘onscience niyy be' lulled to, sleep for a 
season, put -the ejiiergvc.s of this faculty ur** 


. ... . . Now that s famintu’—^it slikc the broadund 

les some ot the clioi- . . .. . . . . 

. . .... . sunny smile of an old friend ; it does one 

do. Raphael. 1 itian. , . . . , , , ,, 

, , g'»od to read Buclr wholesome and genera hh* 

;io, \an Dyck, and ... , , , . . 

’ . . truisms. I apprehend, however, that you 

rtists ot ull time*. . *, , , , .. 

will not he much startled hy the novelty ot 

were toiind among tpe text :Jjut though -tanks it's: not loss true . 
ere collected hy dif- though, perchanep, iV limy Tie less forcible, 
rent Me^ijei faniily . Slay, however,. a moment, your critic's laugh . 


n jx * '**.)• Il'ln* VvT,U I1IUIHU1|V, J*»U1 Vtllli o iiiugn . 

i xti'iii-ivi- Imlls’iiri- tilli-il with nt-li spocinu-iis Vll ari , , n imlul R e in il few Hiiiall e-igi- 

"I art - ninrbloa, lironzes, busts anil medals, tutions upon little -matters, nibstly for the 


ye and mind weary witli tlie rich , K>nu#t „f little folks. We wish our essay to 
I lie Hull ul Nil da- "live me more | 1( . H yimnetrieul. and. to correspond l)i ull parts, 
mn l found in . nny other depart- r.Iot and 'branch. You take, do you ' then 


ful, and fur power of expression in miirble. ' l ' 11 " ttnmp consists. of several statues , v , -11 proceed. 

SAW his tive. Culifiirnia, and -America, in Hie mother nnd children which are ranged Urge thin "s are ) 
model. The, Eve has not tasted yet, but r -and the room. They were probably ongi- tie things ; the oeea 

kolils'tlu; forbidden fruit-in her hand. Jler 11 ‘".v placed in the tympanum of a temple, the globe of'atoms, 1 

stature js larger titan life, which gives great '"in terror, beauty, grandeur of form and' „ls. Small matters, 
dignity to the figure. 1 could see no faull di-ess of these statues: are inexpressible. I ted capacity, const iti 
in its proportions. (’a|if*»rnin siands, holding T he Mcdician Chapel is a building intend- such may be Worthy 
in her left hand a divining rod. which points c 1 originally for the artual reception of th'- sidenvtion. 
lira mass of gold aud-rnmitz at hei' feet ; she I ily Sepulchre. .In 1 C04, a fleet d^galleys •• Take care of the 

holds her right hand behind her, -and, in it u v as dispatched to the coast of Syria to ur- ail! take cure of tin 

I'rnwn of thorns : the" exprcssiim of lu-r noun- i/ mVi- tlu> most revered relic in Christendom., regard to tho acquit 
tenanco is \iiii*ln - indienting tlmt the good V.'liilo they were detaching the Sepulchre is nf the accumulati 
fortune of riches is not unalloyed, mid "all is fmin the ruck they were discovered ami com- would he wise and li 
not gold tlmt glitters." Tin- figure is nude jn-lled t" take flight The 'ftiHun- whs re- rich mid varied knov 
and youthful, indicative nf tlie State. Amor- g irded ns a great misfortune Afterwards all the little idenn 


you; tho humblest plant yields the most pro- ^^fflthaU 


eioua juice ; the feeble vine begets vigqi- and hum ooiivinced mo. of this hy opening the nnmllm 
animation.- ' of Imtli, uml showing mo tin- Interior. There. 

■ - sure enough, were both teeth nnd flings In them 

_ _ , _ porfoct state ; umlvi-t the iinimiils did not iuukh 

Pnnanr TVviner Tint . t. _ I 1 . ’ ... 


Thcre k 

In their 


Popery Dying Opt. the least utteiapt to uso them. On tho contrary, 

.I. i , . ... ~~ ^ . , ,, they neoniea to oxhibit no nngcr. nlthonuhthe 

I lie LonUOll laljl*‘t .utt(!l’a the following negro hantUofl thorn roughly. Thcyr appeared 
imicntalion : i* Many, alas, tounianvin Ann - porfoetly ittecuflfiw, anfl rut lu*r nfraiit or him. 

J ... . •’ 1 1n* I «ewl U*.. — . 


1’T ° Vir/n, us well as in I ’rtgland, hid a long fur,*, , ^ «>« 

fld pcrsiicution nfw ho •*. ,, . . .. . . .. . * .* . ' 'l*>vr of a doubt, 1 ordurotl a largu intutiff to l»e 

of godly boncficonci* / ^T 1 ®. P raotR, o of their rchgion when brought into tho room and placed ho that tho 

, • i , . 1 their fobt presses upon tin* fyrolgn Htriilid. snakes could rcnoli him. Tho flog was sufficiently 

1 t!? S> ' T,a ‘ ir ^WWron arc left to grow up iWs- rri^Knie.l. hut heing tieH he could not rot ron^; 

i experience. I lie con- .... . . M * • . *nd after a abort wlulo one of tho HerixmtR 

! as it i». tends to dis- * an 1 11 U»oy return in old ago to tho “ Htruok,’: nnd hit him on the hack of.tho nock, 
s no thnnlrs nnr . (1 „n pniotico of thoir rdig'nius .duties, tlmv l«»o ThCdog wjwmiow not loose, but did uot at firub 
MIST ntrtT Tly-TTnrotKr^ -^’ton iltte.UuUiwt wnfiiseiuu tlmt Umv made the mmgd -h»Jmd r rece;it.Hl. _ 1« 

inciple nnd hy^dcsiirii . Mn Week njjont in the place ofiiicir and howl moat fcnrfuTly. Iiiftve minutes more 

, i • <* ^ i birth, or in tbcj j*ort fropi whiiili tiicy sailed, lie fell, and Htrii^gu^t over thu ground in violent 

ami go i is irowned l ntfl n(W rlll|r( , h , 1|U) )l(]on ajni| eoqvutaiuiui, «milw to tlfose ocotrimed by hy- 
icty is 'not n favorite . L droifliohm. BEmmI and viscous matter gushed 

y r no homo herr and 1,1 ^ n g* ftn d; nobl(^ p HU(l peasants, f r0 m his mouth and. noitHU, 1 ‘Ariel at the end of 

I l*'nrnoa and unlearned, liavo entored into tlie a auartcr of an hour hy tho watch h« was dead. 

I Ml y m ranee. 1 lie . , mt „ t ],„ tide may turn. Witnessing nil tins 1 iH-canie extremely desir- 


fuld ; Imt now, poenildy, tlni tide may turn 
Acts of I’lirliauient liave been uiwuys dnngn- 
mis to the Clniroli ; from Henry III. UrElir.ii- 


ous of poMMstnjf flu- important secret — wldeli, 
by the «-.y, wns not tjien so generally known. 
1 offered n good round sum ; and tlie negro. 


both, they have had great and abiding inflii- proint-ingtnnitH-t my jfhhiS, took Ids departuri. 
.ences, and we must not shut our eyes to the 

danger lurking in them. The first persons I recognized ns tliose nf die briuca dr guaco, or 
to suffer from itiem liave been courtiers uml snake-plant. These he placed in a bowl, having 


I .urge tilings nre imt an assemblage of 1U-- 
tle things; the ocean is composed nf drops, 
the globe of'atoms, and empires of individu- 


fest this only shows how dreadfully evil a Hut for Asaph's sanctuary wo should all 
man must become ; and by-and-by," when in slip in Asaph's, steps. Outside the hallowed 
the light of truth, those deeds are reviewed circle, wliere the Divine light explains tlie 
the notion of cousotenec -in regard to them riddle, there is hut little in the arrangements 
will bo. just (ik terribly severe ns if they had of. the world, and the course of things, that- 


those in high stations, from whom the poison 
spreads through every vein of the body pnli- 


lirst crushed. them iietweeu tire stones. He next 
poured a little water Into the vessel. In n few 
minutes maceration took place, uml the ■■ ten” 


'I he terror, beauty, grandeur of form Itn.T al.s. Small matters, then. In thoir congrega- will he just ah terribly severe ns H they bad of. the world, and the course nt tilings, that 
dress of tliese statues: are inexpressible toil capacity constitute great matters liudus been performed in that light. Paul speaks would seem to indicate the government nf a 
The Mcdician Chapel is a Imilding intend- such may he worthy of some individual con'- a f soma whose very mind and conscience weri- ri "I, toons, benevolent Being. And ran it is 
e I oriLdnnllv for the uetunl' reeentiou of the sideratnm. ,W¥i the darkening, perverting, dehlmg dosignedly, olofjuently, impressively. A splen- 


tio. -Hull' a dozen Peers turnod the scale randy, 1 was instructed to swallow two 

against the Clmreh under Elizabeth, and »>;»dt «Tssmfl,l» of it, which I did. The negro 
n . ; • ’ * th«n unul© thro© mciHioiiH in each of roy hanfla 

again unaor Charles il., when tho Catholic at the forking of my fingers, an*l three friinilat* 
Pcith and CoininonerH were shut out from 'wo* on (hot betwwn the toe». ThroaA 


I ’ai-Iiaiiient. The had legislat ion of those 

days was submitted, to, and daily upostnoks the right and left side, and performed a ■indlaf 


tliet*o lie inouulcatvd me with ti| 
guuffo,, He next jMincture*! my 


he toe». Throiigfct 
liiq ox tract of tha 
ly DrcnHtv I>otli on 


w**ro the result. It tniiy.be bo again!’’ This inoculution. I was now ready tdi tlio snnkefl. 
was said with special reference to what the <**»«*' "fwldel,- both of the .-oral luul euseabel 

.. u-r,! • »|H'C»-s, tho negro had brought along with lain 

I abiut called (ho a|M*Htaoy ol the I rfinier With all my wiah to become a »oake-chanaer» 
Duke, the Duke of Norfolk. It woujd aeom I must confer that lit the ulght of th© hideou* 


would ho wise an*l have liit» mind stored with ^trong delusion as to h« lit u a lii 


rich and varied knowledge, must take care of 
all the little idea* ho may acquire by anv 


ioa stands, erect, with her right hand on a th<* laiilding.wuH converted into a burial pliio*; and every nu'ans.'yust aw huli(*s titke cjtro of 


fiisees—Uaion. and her left elevated toward f< r the princes of the Medici; 


lumen the fingers open— the whole action ILur t*unhs in it. than which none can bahion*. one 

E„... .r.i*.. if..- r_._ i • it i : m*i. . i . . : i .1 : .'f* 


beiutfifidiy free. and expressive. Heroiiunte- 
Uimce is- resolved, confident in the rectitude 
of Tier purposes. s The stating is fdightlv 
drit]K*«l. It is wonderful to see with what 


e *g(ly dhd imposing. The building is cireu- and impressive tra 
hi r, about 1 HO feet in diameter, with a dome of high and grave 


quilt pieces and ’carpet rugs, until they liuve 
enough to make soibething valuable. - (iramj 


stops in every ease, by which inon arrive at 
sucli delusion are W'ell known and gradual 
to tho eye of God they are distjnet, and though 
they may not at present he reineni bored c d>v 


tie things that are' soon arc tqmnoriil, illu- 
sive, cloudy and untrustworthy. ITio invisi- 
ble is the only reality ; the only things true, 
tu e the things not seep ; the only objects re- 
ally to bo trusted, aro those apprehended hv 
f, ith : in tho Ri^ietuary all is plain-;, out ol jt 


from this that Roinani.sm is to stand or fall 
with princes and nobles. 

An Oriental Myth. 


reptiles I felt my courage dtartng through my. 
nails. .The negro, however, continued to assufk 
me;* and as 1 took great pains to convince him 
that my death would coat him his life, and I suff 
that he stall entreated me to go ahead* I onmeak 
length to the determination to mn the risk. 
With a somewhat shaky hand I took. op. one of 


the mind, there will be u day when they will perplexing. God’s providence finds its Vindi- 


. • .. 1h) seen ns clearly as God sees them ; ami then 

uve trains ol thought on questions ... 


of ^ her purposes s Tho stating is fdightly in fine proportion. Tho pavement , and walls and when they do. an* not apt to he forgot- 
druped. It is wonderful to hoc with what are covered with highly polished marbles, ten : but small and disconnected ideas, toucli- 
cus** nnd naturalness he tells the stOry. T’he agattw*, porphery, and other vuluahle stones: ing various things that may he learned every 


■■■lift V I’.'I Vll.ll... - I VII "ll'/ll,- - , . Ill 

high ..ml grim- in, purl ,1.. imt offon occur : «'o ju.lgmc.it o cunscn-uec regard to nil 


hihrury gomiiutteo of Congress reported in 
■favor of buying this statue. If the Govern- 


c\(juisiteiy laid in mosaic. The dome is or- 
namented with fresco paintings, which rep- 


(lay gone at a time, in our readings, con- 
versutionf} or reflections aro too apt to la* 


menLHhould purchase it. it will he made co- resent tlie Creation, Adaui and Eve, the Fall, reckoned of little importance, and as such, 
l ,,w, al- ’ t!ie Adoration,, the Crucifixion, and the Rc- , like’ gulden sands, nre swept ilown'tliu tide of 

Mr. Halt, a young |VTrginian, invited mo to surroetion . all finely conpoived and executed time, and lost to us .forever. Whereas if wc 


. JuBntudio He has a model bust nearly fin- There is a library in the eloister.sofSan|wtiul(ltreasureund preserveth(*seeviT-eom- 
whed— a l’syche : the face is beautiful find of Lorenzo which eon tains many valuabfe MSS.: j ing and ever-going thoughts, we should be 

prCHiiion. o I'ohrew. A rabic . Syriac, Gyc«*k and Latin, rich in tlmt ^calth which is nnwa s tiug and 

cck werS finished, and the nmre ‘‘especially * if theological writers, and ] inniiortal. These little rays, if kept and con- 

he last touches to the hair, also the faipous Uandeets of .1 iLstinian, the | centrnted, would' make rosplqndtuit 'suns. 


We dolicuey of expressiou. lVbrew. Arabic. Syriac. DvOft k and Latin 

The face and neck were finished, and the more ‘’especially of theological writers, am 
ktist was giving the Inst. tq.UjpliOR to the hair, also the faipous Uandeets of .liLstinian, tli 
’Hie whole wns on clay. Indeed, the mere veritable ourliust niauuscript itsejf } which wu 
cbWling of nmrhle is n work which day la- s«» Highly prized, and froni which laws liav 


the acts thut followed siieli delusion will Is* of t fii 8 cnsikcdvorld, 

terribly severe. * ' * through the glass of faith. 

Sometimes the bliudness and silence of a sinesfi here— our one gmn 
nerverted Conscience continue almost unin- preparatory to another life. And how wisely * ‘ . 

1 . , ,i « |. | .i . |* . Is the ytTV evil pernuttc*! in the world over- u 1 s*»e strange Hungs, said 

terrupted even o “hourai * “ . 1 ’ ** * ru lijU to 1m our p«rpftiuul prompter, nnd ultor loi hud gnzod »toiulfu»tly 
eruUy tliehght of truth hreukH in upon .th,- tu m i„iH(or to tho growth of tlmt prin- Hi ,,, „ j ust pefinhing wit 

soul, and oonsctonco uliown her power in po^- ; - c 5pl6 which. iilone usHiiimln*-- — - *-- 1 

liioi-se, when romorHO is iill tlmt tho soul si-i-ms j s' V Evangelist, 
capable ol - : There aro sunn- striking and ini- ' - . 

pi-cssive instances in history,, nnd one which A Xiiiki.v VaIiaukai-ii.— M 

. . . ii ■ i .* i .• ii» : ai .,.1 ... . . - a. i ... 


fi lth : m tlie jumi-tuary ail is plain ; out ol It ,\n Arahian sage so saysan Oriental ijiyth the odralii, mvl pziwd-H delicately through my 

perplexing, (osl s providence finds its vindi- w i N | lini , to explain that all tl.ines are not fmgerx. All right, tl.e reptile .howl £, dlz- 

riitidn imd jls glory where tlie present is lost “ explain mar a. nungs are ^ i#B mu. but twistS itself throrfgh my 

sight of in the future and tho unseen. Clear ,,s ,h( \ T **«• ,l,,ll( “ ,,m ' 1,W1 I ),< ' ‘"t? 1 ’ to * *" un .- | inn ,j B , apparently eoworing and frightene-l. I 
ns the day. shine forth the meaning and thn tnin Hint gushed out of the sand, hy his loot- soon grew is, icier , and took np another find an-, 

drift of this eresiked world, wheri looked upon side, and dip up a calabash of- its water, ami other, until 1 hud three ul' thorn in ay grasp nt 

through tin- glass of faith. Faith is our hu- hSttl t „ sit ,, own « n d l.mk intently into’ nn0 £ m dJ i kvnpuU hem'. |, ,j g ..mJ caug ht >■ 

siness heTe- mir one grand lesson to leura • , A J Rnake wwrie cimefthol «i>eeics— the rattluimuko 

pandorv to anothorlife And how wisely ,, -<* nd »'} w, "*‘ ho w,w ' . < -- ot the Xh. Tills fallow lu a mo, -a 

{atno'yery evil permitted in tlio_world over- u I fee strange tlii^igs,” said the disciple, hyely manut-r, but difl not show an> aymptoraa 


inind lefison to leuru 
life. And bow wisely 


. ... , of irritatiop, . , r»- - ■ 

y awhile. *• I After I had hnuflUHl the reptile foty Homa 
ith tliirst, and .minutes, 1 wjih hftlfling it near the middle, when, , 
tlie water is nU goiio from the water bottles to my liorror, i saw it suddenly derate Us head, 

, , . . , „ nnfl strike at my 1(?1X arm! Ffelt that I wa« 

ot tho Arabs, and tlie camels oven arc faint- bitten m; flinK f ng tlie Hllft kefrom nie?! turned 

ing; and 1 hoc an*oJd Arab prostruto himsolf to iny companion with a shudder of deapaif. 


i ole which, alone asrtiitiulatca us to heaven. 


A Tiiiki’.V PAI 1 AUHX 1 *II.— Mrs. HwiRshehn suys tho j Jot euJ1( ] curso Allah iuhis rage The negro, why, with his anus fel'ded, bad stood 

. i' AUafinir 1 ..... t Will liit-U!im< liV \V ii h 1 1 i n ir t mi 1 ... * nil "tho url.lla «nl,ii1\f liu ilrlm. nnv il n UWOM.1 


also the faipous l?andeuts of .liLstinian. the I centruted, would" make r6§plqnd«‘iit huiis. 
veritable earliest manuscript itself, which wu.- ! Write down and thus preserve these fugitive 


contra ted, would' make resplendent 'suns, some serious belief m that future existence 
Write down and thus preserve those fugitive .and rctrihntjuuut winch lie u fterwwd scoffed ! 
little hlmis, or else, in tho multitude of life’s u "as the end of Henry \ 1., u moimreh ol 


is related hy lluiua hiiuself, in u manner tlmt ,]. t . i„Howing Luautiful passage 1 -y Waslungton f j. t jj| rst 
.would seem tu indieuto, 111 his ow n mind. Iniug, in the " Hume -Book of t|iu Ticluicsqiio," 
soiqo serious belief in thut .future oxistenee iuiglit almost uuike a Nuyoiiihei- day chcoilul : " Issik 

.....I retell, utiou at which he afterw ard scoffed ! - •* And here let uie say a word in favor of those - Now 


•wers perform For instance, the finest been' taught to all the world This. last is in I thousand cures and activities they will be England, distinguished fi.r his insatiiihle uva- lyinoy. us ooeivsionally by ebanges from hot to 
teiiehes nf the Greek Slave were pltiseled in good condition ; the writing is distinct and i lost forever. Them) little and seemingly un- **««• "" ** 011 ]l “ loun lu 11,11 ' 1,0 climates in Hie world. Tliey 

a f t nii .a rs duy-mudalrdiy-a-ihan^ wlm- -the. parchment white. They Itoep it i-'"')' [ il-ip-i rteot ' ■ 1 1 - - ' - wh en proserved. liseome Tnia 'l lunger, he bega n, says lime, to east ns ^ I|s q u , brilliant suii sliinc of tlie sout h id 
teci-m-s about $2 50 nor day. ' Mr. Powers l glass base, under lock and key, and show it I for the mind, and like little coral reel's, are eyes toward tlmtTuturc existence, wlnSh (Tie Karop ,, with the fresh ySrilure ,,r the imrTT,: 
does not touch the nmrlde. even in finish, hat w ith a flourish. It had a great day once - | the beginning of large and fruitful islands, iniquities and seventies ol h.s reign rendered •' 1 W- 1 T Lut° -nd d^wn 

wot >. as all artists do. iu clay and* in pluis- tliiie-parelimeut -and barely escaped being i or to ehungo the figure, in telle etna 1 clown- b vvv y 111111111 l ,rlw l ,L 11 11111 ' u ft ll ^ 11 cooling showers tu refresh the punting earth 

ter Jlie'urtnf tin. seulntor'is tlmt of ex- w nrshipped, -It was captured l.ytlie Pisans timui, of, which tlie mind may stand and take terrors under which lie U b prod, he endeav - (lll a keep il green, (lur seutwms »re all poetical ; 

pressing ideas in eonie solid form. Toam-st w hen they stormed An,,, Iti, (llM'Jiund w,,-. a survey of far distunt objects, unsocit before, "red, hy distributmg almsjind founding reh- tl,o [du-aomeim u l oarlieavens are fullmt sub- 

J ‘'Upht und fix it iiv.elav. or on cun van; it* preseWed with »h inuch cure us if it had Ihh)|i It is as true in reference to the formation gi ,kUS houses, to mu t atonomuit or his 11 with us, bftM none of [ts nroverbUl 

work of genius ■. ?mf" to copy it after- the Ark wf ' the Covenant After tlie Jjjll of and estahlishmi# of ohiiracW as it is in re- erimes, and to puiehu.se hy the sacrifice of a J (MI|lli it; may liuvo its howling winds^ and 

wards, verv I,. ..., ... „l El, nod m 1 ... ,i e „:.i i .... ,«n ol' his ill-gotten treasures, a reeoneilia- ohilliwz tout*, and whirling snow-storms j but 


vicissitudes of our oliuuite which me too often , i,i ( , w : n „ 
inuSo {lie subject of exUiuiye repining. If they “ , { . . 


thirst. It to awrftil to sou! r 
Look ttguio,” suid'tto s»go. . . 

Now tho esouels are snuffing a moist wind 


They revive, rind hasten -oil composure us jf it hud 


nil thn wliile calmly looking mi. now lUMwamh 
iny quick and terrified inquiries wUh repeated 
assurances That there was no flagger whatever, 
mid that nothing serious wooM result them tho 
bite. This lie did with as amok w ii l heei and 


-longer,, he hog, in," says llumo, “ to east his ?•'«* mmsidneoMhe'lteu^ 11 ^ drink ,in ' 1 “ ru re,fr ‘' Hl '“ J ’ “ nd ld "“ W»« n **l« : » of tlie guaoo tea, sad welted tr, 

eyi-stoward t^^^tefioSTTOlir ffiR kih* &SSB, ySRImw of iWTWIJir f*** g-«d-« Viurm-smrr.e.1 tWto 

ininuitioB and nevcrities *«.»f his reign rendered They lluat our summer »kiiH with clouds of gor- fountain of a thou sand jea rs exafratlon d^i i few houwit hnif tfo 

l ....... a i.. e .. . .. tlimoK ivliiimiPUB. nml gAitil flnwii i i- l . -■ l .1 ■ .. 11 


hm^ till (hoy bring tho perishing Bedouin to „ 
cold; bom wet to dry, they give us one of tho place of springe ui P»lms, rind there they 


mosquito. I wns more couffnrted by urn man- 
ner of my companion then by hi* word** bat to 
| make assurance doubly sure, I took a fresh sup 
of tlie guaoo tea, null wailed trorabKugly the 


iniquities mid severities of his reign rendered 
1 , very dismal prospect to him. To allay the 


They Hunt our summer skies with clouds of gor- 
geous tints or fleecy whiteness, and send down 
fs-oling showers to refresh the panting earth 


welted tremblingly the 
natery swelUyooli up- __ 

if the wuimd.bul at the 


- lAk again. 

u.AU!" saidtlie df*ci|de, “1 sue the strang- 


-xpiratiou of a few hours it had Completely sub- 
hfcsl, uud 1 fsll iJiah 1 was all l-qdlt again. 

On many oecasions afterwards X rcpeateil the 


'"tu ot genius . Ipit to copy it nftor- I the Ark ol "the Covenmit Alter Uie iqll of and estaldinhinont of olmraoler. 11 s it is in t-e- 

" l ' r< *’ T W exactly, requires only talent. 1 : Pisa it was .removed to l-Torenee, mid treated lation to tlie acquisition of either material or 

h" *'• Bow long he had been employed j in the tame way. Every, three months it wits' intollectiml wealth, that if we attend to little 

■a modeling his Psyche! He replied, >■ Six j visited hy a deputation iif tile magistracy, matters the great ones will attend to tlioul- 

montba; audit would require aereral nioiillis j Taporswere lighted, monks and magistrates J selves; and this is so from the inherent ini- 

P 1 bust wliioh ho hud sent to tjpi ■ stood lmre-l|eudetl, as before holy relies, mid 1 pm-tiuicc of great matters : they will command 

tab' 1 '' 1 flrst ' i ,lld ww * Mm,* year's tlie Works were opened .beneath trsilkep pall j attentimv ' So far as my fdism-vution of so- 

. "mi ready to sav I hat I, have derived -'The work is written ill a bold, I, emitiful' dial affairs extends, I him- observed tlmt most 


vpa^ -a. ■ tut: .uriill"- ; ^ ... _ ra 

est tiling ! Thio pahir IroOs aro uTv tu-ted. ,u„i thm S 


_j, u ,L houses to make atonement fur his Bmity mid beuuty. . 'their roots nre in. lieu von. mid tlto stream is most poisonous specie*. On thaso occasions I 

gious houses, to ,1 1 e, or 11 „ wi „, ,,s, inis none of its proverb, a f , , „ „ fd ^, , , #d »^| „„ further precaution thun-toswulhov 

ernues, and to putohase by the saerittcc ol a m »y have its howling. -winds, anil pouring in n y \ a L of the guaoo iap, ami even chewing tho 

part of his ill-gotten treasures, a reeoneilia- dulling frosts, und whirling suow-sterms) but uYes, my son,' said the sage, ‘fie saved | of ,i 1B n^if „ u » suffinient. This 

tiun with his uifemled Maker Bentonw even te has also 1 (h long intervals I.lciomll^^ sun- thclr UveB oven wliile they, cursed Mm. lie- | jn vesutlon Is also lJik»n hy thowi— mch'A hun- 


with hisuifended Maker 


Remorse ever, ii lifts also its long intervals ol clouoisss sim- 
; j . shine, wlam lie- ijimw-olnd sartli gives redeuldml 


atli tlie terrors of an uugry eonsoioncy ol' 


spring, bafflfingi" u,.-..,..™.-- - _i u ", discovery of its virtue* is lniartsung. in*** 

■liUundlliil with vegetation, and voedurous with f r it-nd r or tiu-.pis>r gwuxl ot miotliera and We fol I uwh ; In the tiurot rul.mtf there is a bird 
ifo !■ — and tlie splendors ul oar summer— its . ^ trjeml*.*H the givers— sh, thi-v of the kite species— » navilan, wlmsu'fwsl cuu- 

valinitiiousiicss und oveimig glory — its .Utansausav. c , ' Whan insearuh 


ti-rs and wood elmppars— whose oslligg curries 
tia-in into tl.e tbtek jungles of tho southern 
forest, whore daugwrouo reptiles should. 

The gnsen no doubt has saved iuuay ( u life. 
Till' tradition which the Indians mint* of th* 
discovery uf its virtues 1* interastiag. 1 1 ts AS 


•‘Wi ll benefit from tlie example of the vmmg I eliiiracter; is composed of two quarto (ol- * poisuii" who lie under tlq- Imn of social eon- whlit a\uil were all lliiurf- ill-gotteu jsissass- life 
"Oulplor, wile is - 1 1 - 1 ,* •• ’- - 1 I. , 1 - 11 .. «• 1 I ...1 - 1,1 -Altai tool 


~uqmir, wiiu is oontent to spend 11 yeijr oil a miles, with large niurgips^ <ui 11 thin pureh- ' ilemimthai, do so from the fact flint sonic lit- I ions ! jlow jflimty a 
■ ra® l ’l f T t ' :* mt Be may excel nnd perfect moot, -unil tho (sitin' ehuraeters“betniy t lie th- points, which have be.en fflgarded as too j king hjtyu rlypiged p 
(ioa f llrl ! felt as clour a eon viu- hand of a Oropk scribe.' [(.jihbort: trivial to demand nttentiim. huvo boon 'ueg. ] h t*Hlfl* (Vl- ifS* 1 -' 1 * " 

iogto nZ j ne ' w ’ R,ld if lippaUenco In labor- Here, also, .is' tho earliest; niufiuscriut of l^|)ed. . , . i _.,. ■. . v .. .. _ w ' -uj, w -» ---& 

S 0 perfect the end of my calling- us evoy Virgil the-Mudir ia f i - ^flr gil ( A I) 41)4, Y For illustratiou : I kuuw »av*ftiLruully’wu»-> .W.ywV - a TliF 'w 

• Watt felt of- «i>, ■ o ari I..XV ,.„.u..r.'.i;. 1. . 1 ... '.'.i.*A...iiS:- ,■ . , . —1 mmwJRijI I 'll . 1 . 


Ions 1 ■ How gladly at that hour would' the 

j : -- v,, oh;ihj j,y nj ntm u Ull II j UlllCn, tUlII «HI U’.llllll JlUiTII- UUI |l I IUI iw**» V4W ou IKMll Hit' IIDit 111110 PWIIIC 111- I »*'"•“ ^ . 

C | that . he may t’Xwl and narfeut i nient, uml tim l*ataiV oliuraEtiirH^Votniy Hit* t)o points, which have boon recan led as too - (T\fingoa p uiu-h wit h tliv* beggar, 

umMiF -las-i-ci? . -• • . 1 . . . _ _ • •: .. . -> • for U nnud hi w,t U (i*kl 1 jflijbh'otut/ctt 


'fliVftywf; 'whole 


m i morning voluptuousness un-l evcuiqg glmy — its Tuans A saw 

voold the Xy payees uf sun-gilt clouds, ptlad up in u uo|, all .Ulttt. *fW» thojixdlow ot U,s hand! 
It huggnr, deep ii/ai ‘0 sky; and its gusts of tempest of ale Now, tluirafur^ our we tlnujk thoo, and 

ibliotlieoB utoSt-trojiicnl grandeur, When the flirkedllght- tliv glorious uanio ! " 

nlng and lln) hellowing thumlcr volley. liana the- * -- — 

•*- ip.ttl aiM u 4 ta.vf, hyiyiui »iel slink* th® s.ultr/ *l-_ ^ . . tic It . * j. 

^ ^^c«^wW#*r^«OH.--Tho eoiupartaon 


(Vlieu iu s-s rah 


that this not* 1« for th* purpose of calllng to It 
the snakes, over whom It poasejeai a wydlertea* 
nower. that summon* them forth tnm their 


a tinner felt of 7, 7“ • ' , • “ ’ ‘ A " '* , i' 111 ‘W'm-* ■ ■ ,, n^irWr 'W whole I onian' lanRhag*.- •“^•^ ( „ g ,,iBc«n)i ii, its deeey, withering m TAruoa.—ino eo.upm.sup pe-». u 

there hi jt , V ’ “ nd do ter imp cl just eomplqte.-J'Uli the c'xtyptioiHof „ f« w leaves thy and estmodile luoo.udio-aswsullering im»4 N( yw Wc.^-y. oven will, all tlie improvement pomp mid pride of a wuisllaud eoun- of tlie journey, of life to u tinusit iterosp a do- “ uu “„‘ t w |,at follows may navertheleeh'rftnie, 

Wi.-a'.i lnat Htudl0 ’ the Lord helping, to of, the Tlueolies, equally prized with the dCr the imputation ol Jsiiug stingy mnlA-lose. of *Jie Aiiga«tin age, does ooi afford souiueh ' t) .y yet vefieolihg hack from its yulluw forests -P r i j B v ,. rv felieitomdy exiircsscd in tltei fob They relate that before aeddag il* W>lM > msiu 

T,U *R; till* r«taf ftp .«» Iti* f... x* 1 t. : n _ . .... I.tstnilil V 'I'll,. U't.i'.l I mill .. _* 1.1 ..«* *I.A. ulrtr Rlltlflv Wft Rl&V J .. ^ ^ at... I -S -si .1..M s.-.lJ lltnlMV.’d ill' 


1 . ■'**“> iswiu UT Ul # lint i»M(J'iHun, u'juniiy pia/.ou Wllil 1111* ■ (ier VII*' lin|»uv»( »**<» »*i »■» siui^y uuu k>u. .) 1 1 } 4 JU* rt ii^umiu .ap,., 

- "' rest of my life, for higher results former. " K notVcituse they are aoajrJuu'ftUu.idmiU ivo i as. a name lor humility.; 1 1(V - word hern 

*«Kh&“ “ ' 7 concerned, ! Imtin (gJmfisumU*flhir& higgling , ‘ ’ q ’’dWr'r on t" moaning: 'no" 

Upon f- »a‘ w . N ° e lmve eTer 1,0 so great, , wi«t a merehrint «lamt the prtee of a dozen - |t r.nin.X in nil tlie oppiwBs language 

(vatfieslr / 77 *hf> Diiomo, the celebrated or have raisdd themselves so high, us to be buttims. .lowing the tuiljtr -or ^tisitnjaker to I 0 f the H reeks.- till it was made hy the rin-at 
“l Morance l felt architecture to above Uie reach of troubles l full a ifimb or twtHielotf their ordinary price, I Apostle, 


> . - ■ mg in IJlltn « quite uuivrem muauw.g 

with a merehnnf sthput the price of a dozen ||( * WJ># f, )un j j n „|1 the eppiwOw lunguage 

buttims. .lowing the tuiljjr -or ^tootnjaker to I „f the ((reeks.- till it was made hy thnX.reiit 
fall a tfimh or twelTielorf tln-ir ordinary price, I Apostle, , 


The word Iron, ,h,R»ideu serenity of the sky. Surely wo may , I, v n, arias W'eslev • 

veil known, huv- hay that iiUar climnlc.' the beuvens declare lowing lints, by Vharlcs \ esley 
nt monping: no, thu ulo. y of (lod.-nud tin- hrmaoieut aliowsth ii,r»Tathl.body w*' 

pniwOs language f or th his liandtwork ;• day mite day utteretli AUrairramUw.uI.wa.: 

efeT.I.eL-,-;. ^Ih^and.nlghl mite nlgtif-shoWHli know 


the »©qt*‘iit, tli© bird walk tkc) 

the bejuco fa guaco. Tliw n 

»©qu«ut dtinowy ot iu vurinuit 



















Cljr Hero (Drlfflns Christian Jti»Docotf. 


a^»‘. . ■ ■ .IW. 

Cj)ri»ti«n litiinnitr. 


make long fri«nd*hi|w 0 Pay down ut once METHODIST FRBfclS. 

and ho do** witli It. <>wo no mail anything. ; ... , . .... ... 

" KoSMITM AND I KTIfR V KNTION . I hr YY 

and road ytm oxn pft|x»r. i ciiriitinn Advocate presents its readers with 

Our brethren will not mind the occasional B yorv .. Wnwl lMir „f t l,o Hun- 

faih,w they meet .n procuring .uWriber- . ^ ^ ^ j|, (n ()f b!ogrn . 


ORI.RAH 


Rossini and iNTgUvgKTtON. -The W. 
< 'lirintinn Advocate presents i t« readers with 


| ,f any R r "ut ° r prominence bo given The book ftOCOWlts of the publbihof fcooived are always J— .IT . 

to these mail nil... .tho crniais, nonces arc hi- emphatic commendation., Wo do not believe The milli on, have 3™.? ll K °!T 

ways injurious. Von will find no mysticism. ; that the business affairs of anv other Cln I e, te, _ 'vl ’ T, T* . " 


I v, %f « * H I , * * * • gnriuh.horo. and nlao. n roluinn of.hia hiogrn* 

CNItHImHy Morning, rounuirv < I when they nnnouncc the each -principle. , .. .. 

( ° • I _ , • V’ 1 1 phy Fhe Kditor givcsnti able article against 

— Bg = l ■" — =••—--• l Some will draw hack at that announcement ■ . 

... the intervention doctrine n<»w naNUtmng 


► Haw Vi 


Om Ml round year of newspaper existence - 
the. first yafcr, the hardest year— has l»cen 
completed, ami not a* we humbly hope, with- 


* me intervention uoctrine n«»w nsNuimmr 

Let it lie bo. \\ e prefer that then shdnld be I . . . 

.... ! serious an n'Hpccft-; concludes 

supplied elsewhere on a credit. There are f . 

“ YY e repeat, then, while wo honor Kossuth 
persons/a good meaning, tolerable sort of per- - — while we consider him One of the greatest 
'sons too they are, that will take anything on mori 0 f this or any other age -while wc bow 
a credit. Their names swell a subscription ! before the intellectual power which pervades 

— i — r~: rr : _ H—i “tr n ' i mminlint i. «.l nAttix t. .:. 


r;r n, T.- ■ , < " ,JW,iu T- I " mt * hc "®* iw any «tf.cr Bustun capital uumner. For , 7 m 

no sentimentalism. in the Scrmpn on thy papor am managed; more prudontlv After w i i r - 7 

Moynt, or in the Epi.tliiH of I'.i.il, which so i the election of officers, the nssenilii/brokc no 'T ?° .’.f "T 1 I,r P» ,| l'>-»fiunB "f 

luminously set forth the doctrine in question j in hearty good l|Umor, quite tempted to be- n nit T S ' S ’ , ni " n ' 

Every thing id plain dhd practical, manly ami Hove that the whole corps of os-oditorml , 'J , ArC, -'\ riu '. v 

roliust And so. in the very nature of tin- publishing, printing and ninHftging^is about 1,1 1 " " 0 , '""' llar 

cute, It si, mild bo. Hut bow different are the as clever a body of well mennine „,en as anv a •" [ W 

’ an - v tl "-' lr getting up. " Hefore us ore three more 

of this class : 


NORTHERN CORRESPOND!; 


presentations of the subjeot in tho looks •qnd 
lives, Issiks and conversation of some good 
people. ’There wus boyond question true 


as clever a body of well inclining 
of our tieiglibors. 


WIM Wf IIS SKVKIOTV 
KKI'.UilOOh KEKOHTS 
' AMT .MH..I .'ARUtlBV 


KMI’Iovmen-it,, 


Mu Kditor: The wi 


''.ii'niiTs . el iv iieu 



not to "e^ surpassed by any dmilhr pul, lien- !ml, l'7n. 7'^^ ZTS!" ^ 
ions or the tubful ,„„1 tsiung elegance Vif wns sleighing genera te ,"' 0Mh * 


**SK’ » a 


mter inN c , , 


nf nramiMvt« nf n » crc d”- 1 heir names swell r subscription before the intellectual power which pervades 
11 __ ' . *T~j list as much as any unj'gnv it the deceptive | fttl IllS'BpftW'llflS— nud while, fnini our inmosf 

e lameter to appearance of doing well, when every such M ,oart ’ we sympathise with the oppressed ol 

hnrt _, . . .. .. mitron is . drain Wc ask deliverance from cvcr - v cl ‘ mo ; c,1 * or ’ w wesl. yet wo must 


I Mb^tity in the lives of Dcltenly anil Gregory 
l.ifie/,. ko often alluded to by Mr. Wesley. 


jITKKARY 


(kvoralile character to the Chnreh and tlie 
cause of Christ . 

A year ago. andcr gloomier skies than we 
Mho wow to think of the publication of the 
N. 0. C. Advocate was liegun.- at the in- 
stance rf two Annual Conferences, with three 
Imndi a d and forty snliseriliers ! it was lie- 
gwn aAcr careful consultation and much nnx- 
ions waiting, upon the only plan that a reli- 
gions periodical could be published in the 
Emporium of the Smith A11 were agreed 
there owght to be a religious paper in New 
Orleans -but how to get it was the question. 
One Church and another tried it and failed 


i •.» i«» . i «. r every clime, color, or creed, yet wo must 

patron is a (Irani. YVe ask deliverance from * T ..... „ J 

„ .. , . . pause, ere, in the impulses of our hearts, we 

such patrons. I’nss un-ami when hy-and- (Bkp 6m , SRSp - whi6h „, m]1 ?lldililgor th( , 

bye you find rtne who can so estimate his tegrity dr stability of our glorious I’nion. or 

lrnillH iind the worth of ll Dll tier find hiv rink tin. nntrunnn mum n wr... larliw.l. 


. .. . „ wnen tne nan 

Mgnally. After bnef expenments the sheets , . . ir 

... . a . ... ed to himself. 


to be issued, agd a heavy debt had ^ 
ala ted. Many prophocied against the ( 


wants ftnd the worth of .a paper and hb risk the entrance upon a war which may on- 
ability to afford one ns to pay down for- it. feeble us, ahd which in* the issue would. We 
then you, have stirred up the right sort of ^‘ ar * retard rather tlmn advance tho progress 
subscriber — one apt to continue, arid if he cv- °” rocdom Onrou^hout the *orld." 
or quits, ho will quit even. 1 s apologizing for- cutting down obituary 

YY r c can therefore in no case enter any sub- n ^ lceSl ron,a rhs 

scrilx*r uptin the books until the sulwcriptioi'i ^ would require, in ordinary, good-sized 
price is, laid If it be inemivenient for the 'M*- «'>'"» ouehiilfto one full side of the Ad- 
. . 4 .- . ■ ' . 4 rl vocate every week, were wc simply to insert 

lather uetmg a* Agent t,. re.mtrtbe uioney bl^pbiwj&rt as they afe'sent uL 
wliei, the names arc sent, he eanhave.t elnirg ,n ur . brethren who study brevity, have our 


' and in 'MSdnmoTiuion und Cnthnrino Adormi. 
whose works luivc been patronitingiy mln- 
prrlal by l’rof. l T phatn.;.hut no lieiilthy. reli- 
gious .eharacter can lie formed upon these 
liomish'' inmlels. Accordingly, we win not 
recommend- tlie i>erusiil of those works witli- 
out caution and qualification. Some of them, 
indeed, wo arc not inclined to recommend lit 


TIIK I, IKK OK JOHN STKIII.IMI, i,y Th'nm.i . l'„ r | v |,. 

Bwreti , mi. riiiiui*; akSpioi £ U0( 

In reading tlii* book (and we could not 


win Allcf. t 

TUKOIIKimV STONKS, iir'l'harltah Sctiocl ; s ul, f„ r . 
V'.iilli i l.v Her w Ailnm. 

4HH4-t.tHatMi.vv. «a#.Tt,iiirsiii ii'iii.« ; l.y ter ..am: 'r 
of "(Jlinrl)o lhirtoji..’ «.|r. 


otherwise than road it through) wohiiveheert TI,K l,AI1 ^ l l,MI ' ANI0N i"r .irmunry 

reminded of wlmt a preaches, »» ori K iml f AUTA,N - f " r >v, ' tu '' r >' 

once said to u.-‘- He did nt iiiuel, rare wl„„ *•»««? 


IVo/.mi, and many of thoVnn,,,,..^" 
'lillii iili (o m R k(. their usua l trips 7 ^ 
I'h" winter months li,. n , ^ " 

---i.hsof the year— all i Stt0t i vi ^ 
'I'" rarn,, ' r improves them j„ IT* 


once sain to us— He didnt much care what 
iris text was : he could always find enough in 
it. or tiring enough to it, tu make out a ser- 
mon,.' Hy the latter process Carlyle lias 


PyrarijiasT 


I' 1 ' 1 grain to market, anddf^J, 1 ' 

a good quantity of fuel .for tlie s,,,:'"’* 1 


"simiVIIU 111 *» .. .* * •? 

all. Accordingly, when consulted by a irood ,nado out readable volume. Having some dry hones of Egyptii 

t . -It ... 1 ■ • . O | A ! I • . 1 11 l.v, .... 1 T 


Professor OUddon— Pyrariffd^ uumner. Merchant^; are busy i n 

. A People with suitable dothim* , m 

Ins celebrated voyager and stirremap ol the tin- imimifaeturcrs find it the — 8l 
V bones of nmminvni.w*,. .i/l:..rv ii.! a . 


"In apologizing for. cutting down uhituury 
notices, tliq Edittir remarks : 


brother, who was hawking the I,ife of Lopez 
in New York, about tlie propriety of his can- 


vassing the South for tho sale of that And' *'* IH wa!i 11 “ bright, beautiful soul a mind 


leisure on Ids lijiuda lie, concluded to •fling fowth, lecture, Tuesday, to nn overflowing uudi- 
downon paper” emne outlinb of his friend cnce '. Hi ^ Ru, 'j | ' cl W « B “The Pyramids." He 


“ it would require, in ordinary, good-sized 
typo, : from one hulf to one full side of the Ad- 


...- Vl ii 1 1 vi . 

similar works, we discountenanced the pro- ooruseating wit, not of great, store of know 

jeet Oil the subject of. holiness wo want , -* ut that' lay ready hbout him : restless 

nothing crude, nothing factitious. Moreover. I1,ul godqrous ; the sum total of his activities 
we want no dilutings no nambv-nambv not amountin K to imfth : u genius of the 

.1... .1!: ‘ , ... * •> ulmnf.i;. - ...1. . 


an iimmmyolngy delivered Ids season for turning out their vari„ 

'sdny, *0 an overflowing uadi- goods. Mechanics are busy in 
wi\8 ‘ The Pyramid** " Ht*. i , . . j *n laying »l 

I described them a. historic monuments, bait, by 


tlic'vunity of departe<l kings for the perpetual " pr ' nK . r "' h ' , ° l J 0 ** 1 '** find readj'2 
tion of their memories, and gave their number P , "y» lon * "> irinelimjf tlie " young idea I,' 


IIS sixty-seven, eneli having been erect ei l.y „„ 
individual monarch, thus proving the existence 


mg spring. School teachers find • 
ployment in teaching' tlie “younzttb,, T 
to shoot,” while lecturers are visiting J 
every city, town and village, onlightsg 


wishy-washy disputations— ill-told ‘and liet- 


Notices of the death of Christians 


Aivmwo ui uie ufiii ii oi a nn.stmiib 
Brethren will pl'-ase receive suljscri- are not read liecause it is important to find 


e TKt. 

(prise, not from any ill (holing 
apprehensions of ihilure. found- 


r tho Advocate on these terms. 


«d Mi exporienee of the post. 

mm ■ m ’ w . 


They looked, in the greatest kindness, to 
Me it die before three months were out : and 
then « months was the limit: and then they 
iitpi to believe it would me New Year's 
hj And now to all ■ who wrote out the- 
ourrexar of the Advocate we say— “ Put it 
by or throw it awsy and be prepared for the 
time when it ahall record yours ." , Tho skies 
are bright- and brightening. We shall live 
and not die The subscription is steadily on 
the increase The Conferences lately visited 
by the editor, and other Conferences he was 
not able to viait, are not to be mistaken in 
their purpose of having and sustaining o 
Church paper on the Gulf; convenient for sup- 
pl^ng their religious, social and eommerciwi I 
wants. Recent events will go to satisfy them, 
if before they doubled, of the dispatch with 
which their raocEcniaos may lie received anti 


A strict adherence to them will lose munv 
names but very little mouey. It will -winnow 
tlie mail list in the beginning and not in tlie 
end of tlie year. It will show us our rcsour- 


out when they got married, and when they 
moved ffoui one Ntnte to fmotjter. Tlie grenl 
object of thorn is to encourage believers, and 
Ui follow CliriBt, and how to enjoy him when 
wo oome to die. 1 Did lie die Jinppy !•' This 
is the great question connected witli the do- 


6*."" yuiiuoojCU W1UI 1110 CO- 

cas liefore we go in debt, not nfterwards. It parture of our frieuds. True, wo cun state 
will contribute to the solid if not tho seeming how long they served in tho militant Church, 
prosperity of the paper." ~ - sml record any other reolhj o/i/xii/oHrinatter.'' 

Tliis isa longiarticle on Hiieli a subject, hut Kos-a-rli *mi Protkstantism. — T he Texas 
one such may lie allowed once n year. 


it- such may lie allowed once a year. ' Banner Contain* an article 'of a column ami 

— more, part editorial, on tlie great Magaynr. 

Old Dress — Shad-Coat*, rite. Thri editor, who' is himself a .German of the 

A writer in tlie R. C. Advocate is giving Ra P u,l,ioan s «hool, thus speaks. He is at 

aeries of interesting articles „n the history '“'"V" KUCl ‘ n “ tt0 " " nd Wc hia ‘ 

MnllwM^inm in I'nhinilmuis' y 


ter-eoncealed experiences, sucii its are some- 
times found in Gmdn, .fifotc, and Letter, on 
holiness, and in mootings designed for its pro- 
motion Every tiling in the way of explana- 
tion, argument, enforcement,. should he sim- 
ple, Biriier, earnest there should !io, h „ „H' urf 
of imagination, no fancy work: figurative 
language should In: sparingly and cniitibqsly 
employed, an egotistic spirit end mann, r as 
much ns possible avoided, and ell ennt and 
mannerism carefully escheWed. it seems to 
us that in treating on holiness, wire-drawn 
argument, ninbitious eloquence, ornate style, 
and fiery declamation, are all out of place' 
And wo arc greatly mistaken, too, if the pre- 
cedence do not belong to those great elements 
which can be bodied forth in livtn,, i 


U .' " B° niu » °f ‘he during their erection, of ns many rulers in Egvpt ‘he pcopin on politics, scitne'e, morals,!? 

ct-hghtniijg order, whose energies could ns, there exist I'yra„,id^-itc-Cxlribi,cd the W*- All sorts of meeffllto nre U^ 
,bc cundenscil into a bolt. Here is another drawing of the largest, supposed to have berin every liocly .-lninis tlie liiiorty to K „ ^ 


‘.r. • T, nere is another "rawing at the largest, supposed to have been everyday "Slims thclilicrtv to an 

illustration ol the truth, that the interest, of I'uilt by Cheops-, who-hks slunibercd in astiiteot' where' he [ileuses. Nowhere, 


a biography depends more on the gm/i/iy than mimiiiiyism for more than five 

Hid /l/flv ' Slti.vl ill e .1 TlllM Viv 1 * 1 . mill l. n 


thousand years*. 


"m-ir m- |»ii’asuH. ‘>uwlior(s pwharw .. 

■the people so willing to ho 


tlie him.'. .Sterlitig wns sufficiently out. of the Thia io rmni.l . ho said, was - ariginaliv four here for this tliov will s, K <iid 
common way, and ijnpraeticat to offer a fair hundred and eighty feet high! hut that by. the pay their numey..' • 
elianee for Carlyle to liirow offkotric oPhispccu- Vlll, dnlisrii of the lshinaelitcs, it had withered , ... 

liar notions ofthings. 'I’lio text is meiigrir : the 10 “•“"T hundred and fifty foot, nine ’".Y.!'!’ 7 "!>'* a " ,W ^ m<mto 1,1 

sermon aiamnds in rich itrelevaneles and '! lc ' los ' “‘hers, lie mentioned, of less di.inoti 


vg the winter amusenionts are 

f which the pcoplri ure exceolW 


cpisodcH nnd is not oVor evangelical. 

For sale l»y J. Ball. 

TIIK llKTTKH COVENANT ; by lb, H,v. F A Onntl,. 
M.A. New York : M52. l?urtor .S: Hrotlicre. 

The Bishop of Ohio, C. P: Mcllvaihe, fur- 


sions. each being smaller then the otlior, and fund ' ' '“"ing is carried nn extia«i, f j, ! 
dwindling in height by geometrical rctrogres- A1 ‘nost every family must make more er hi 
sion, as tlie lower rounds of a ladder are not visit '' during thp sleighing, tithe. To ri.j. 
ei lu>U in altitude to tlie upper, or, us King hit- thirty or forty milps in u sleigh, with zlm.s 
lipnt was ol shorter statue than Iris illustrious railroad speed, and visit old friends. U viewo 
visitor Oulliycr, tram having been earlier ns a. rich treat Young people, ton, 
e recked iii his growth. Ench of thoso monif- jn them- partis* uf pleasure. NIoigh-ride. , 
moms, he said, were eonnneneed. by different ties umnfig ,| l( . veng. consirtine , lf T 
Kings, in the first venr of their rete..y . ....... ” . " (I1 "■« 


• r • . ... . nome in sucti mutters und wc ouofh him 

a aeries of interesting articles on the history 1 n 1 

of Methodism in Petersburg, Virginia, from Urg * y j . ' > - ■ 

old times down to the present. Ho gives the a , U , lmV ° b ,°,° n 1 "".« c J*'t , |* d of tl,ff ««« 
i* * ... p religious liberty ih tho only Hurc founda- 

follow.ngdoscr.pt, if tho men and dress of tion of civil liberty ; that one cannot exist 

a former day. I foul, Here s- me of our read- without the other, und that Protestantism is 

UO.I1 At...* 1 , .... tUo 1 • n, .. . - 


lence in the ZZtL 


icnee in u.e cnaracter. rather than to those i Mt H 
feelings and fervors which seek rio inonrmi- mod 


;s to that class called Moderate Calvin- uiencing at the foundation, where the King's 
W’o should think ourselves very im- chamber wns located, wherein, lifter iris demise, 


tion in -morel action 


moderate to go tlie length with him. It j„ I be held his grnhd^ .banquet of worms? and then, 


twenty tel fifty persons, ji're fris|uentij 
dicing nfl'witii great vehs-ity, while theWb 

on tjie steeds ring merrily 

Ii*,tho religions department there 'uoi,, 


UC " n; due' to say, •however, that his teachings on this! 11 *‘ e f ” 01 " 1 '• convenient lo-dcpart this life, the »“»l-»«ivity. I’rotracted meeting* and J ,K 

^Iovkmknt, — Zion’s IIkrali)-.— A s dc- point are rntbordevotiunnl tlmii controversial I wllolc structuro immediately epeased and cial efforts for theqiiieke'iiing of the Chon J 

. .. . II 1 1 . 1 . . * ' I tllll w.llb lil'i iiurli I ..1 I*... .. .....1 *1 ! .. -/• • . "f 


^ vw. .Vue.- .. .vwwmvwi.v wtuci, uiiu tiiiit rrmofitantiHin 11 

ers will recall images that have almost faded thc only guardiun of both ; for, whatoVor in 

from nianinni - fltlollfv 1111(1 ulrnnliniam ....... . .... ... .1 _ 


(rents. Recent events wUl go to satisfy them. from n,cmor y : • , ddciity and skuptieism may say to tliooontru- 

if before they, doubted, of the dispatch with “ JIuoh *>“ d*®" Nli<l oonooming tlie style ry ' w ' l ‘ 1 '( )tla .‘ chr ' H ‘ ‘Imre never was and' nev- 
srhich their raocEcmsos may be received ami ofdr ™ worn by tl, cold Methodist proueliers “*■ W' 11 Bo a free [asiplc History attests It: - 
nnblinliMlWk .mn» ib. i c ,• • shttnced^to meet with a young' brother, u 5. ' tfl Bomonstrutod it; wo tried it. 

... . g se ves rom this few years ago, who had jars furnished him- Rr °in 1 1 1 0 downto tliis time , one nation ai- 

paint, while they are yet (reali and of inter- self with what ho called ‘ an old-fasliioned ter ‘J 10 "‘‘‘cr and struggled for 'liberty. 


the dirisiou of tlicChurcli. A private letter the "ltdoption of Sons. " '. We «« retC? Bolding n-ligtens'inee't'i, 

from 1 hiladelphia. freely quoted l.y tlie rate Calvinists are thoso who keep this view discover thc number of inyers of -maadnrv com C ' U 2 I,CH- " l " , ' h s "‘ "' 

editor of Zion's Herald, says:' in the foreground and its nepessnry eonsc- I“'sirig the pile, and thus to nseertniinhe years duri "^ ,l "* rest -of the 

“ What k may lead to, .1 cannot surmise. 9“®“* ro P r °BnHon-in the badkgr-ound.' Bishop cniployed in its striioture; in the same man- ", pd ,aaki "K vigor.ats , 
It i( an observable feature, tlmt those of tlie Mdlv " im '’ By way of apology for the Calvin- m ' r . that ' ll,c *#‘i«iuity of beef is known l.y H, t . 61 "" ',' 1 ' ‘B"fr friends ai 

I'eaJing laity whose syaipatbics are largely ' Hlu Bis protege author, remarks that, if numbetf of rings on the living cow's li'orn. lie alive ill the winter, I 

South, give their unqualified approbation fu thl,He Kl>iHCopalimiK who find limit with him Tlle nins s of thc Pyramid; be said, built by excitements, 

tio whole movement." for it will look to the Articles of their Church . C0IW nl ,|lH ofoo," was more than a tlioujanil an J' ‘Bing lint tlie right 

The saml* writer remarks .1 . they will see him nearer the standard than !'"' cs , than U "“ of- the Bunker Hill religion Jin. the minds 

A wr “* r vepiarkH that a strong thamy»lva*'i .. i„ ... i - Monument, and asked, if tha laai 1....1 n , : .• 


paint, while they are yet fresh and of inter- 
*M to both preacher* and people The credit 
in thiarespeot is not due to the management of 
A* paper, but ia solely owing to the sdvan- 
fiagea of its poinM>f publication for receiving 
and communicating news. 

Earths friendly reoeption that the N. 0. 
Christian Adrooate received from the contem- 
pitaiy religions paesa, and espemally the 
Urge and prosperous Advocate family, we 
asafce our best acknowledgments, coupled 
with an expression . of profound satisfaction 
at the friendly relations it has oootinued to 
min With them all. These are the reUtion, 
plssrentsst to ns, and we hope to maintain 


r arose and struggled for liberty. 


-x-.a w.... resiiiv iiu WUIBU UU om-IttRllI0nu(1 , . P5&*. » tuiurtjr, 

MothodiRt coat; One glance wuh sufficienl ll,lU J UHt “io. weakest nation of all, without 
to convince me -that he had mistaken the laonc y an, ‘ without shoes, uneducated in tin- 
thing altogether; the only point of reseni- ar ‘ of war ’ und ln tholnnguuge of an Englial, 


01 ouiiumg, tin- antiquiirinn was enabled u, 
discover the inimlicr ol layers of-niasdiry com- 
[s-siag the pile, amt thus to ascertain -the years 
employed in its striioture; in Hie same 111 . 111 - 


liolding religions liieetiiigi lifter dark )|,J 
ehur-riics. which serin Comparatively 
during thc rest -of the year, urn nmr M 
apd making, vigorous efforts for the am J 


thing altogether; the only point of reseni- ar “°‘ WRftRnti m the language of an English 
hlanoe was tlie strait breast, or wlmt is ku- wrdcr ’ Washington, a militia Colonel nt 
morqusly. but not deh'cately. called the' 1 shad t '" ' r kcad ’ mihievcd the Victory over tlie best 
belly but even what ho called, thc 1 (trait ‘ro opi W!jL‘ ,lu ‘Ben known world, But this 


morqusly. Iiutnotdeneatcly. culled the" ‘shad victory over tlie best *«e same writer reuiurks that a stronr „i. „ -, . , - , , , , . Monument and asked ,i.„ . . . , . . 

belly:' hut even what ho ciiled thc ‘(trait 'JS^TeltwJ^^nT^ti T f °° UnB J’hiUulelphu, against the of- ft^suckhamis' ihtuW W p^^“ AfeSrt “-'“ Uch By.ite completioi. what^ the year as mother" and al« 

?<» 9 *~***-* ■ 

nKuiux (if <> Unf luxe.. ... . . — Bible. Ill* WllN tll(! illH f T II Ii ion f i >1 Elvn ..I 


nprrssuin rcspcctmt 

f the unconmW 


lwuy* in. Jangtt • 


umvwiiui in Uip D .. , - . • ~ 

eKpeoially th<- «abHpea*C.a l>eiit how, w4«i<iii wan quite differ- Bl . 10 WUH • e ^ U8trunien t iu tho liandB of 

kte family, we <■"< f ram the Methodtstie coat of former days Christ ‘o gather a people of all nations, ami 
mentis, counted in ever y °‘Ber respect' it was fashioned iiv tho klndr °d and tongues -nnd' trihoHfbn this lmp- 


iu every other respect it was fashioned in- the 
latest mode, and wns in reality a fashionable 
coat. T . 


“ I hope I shall lie pardon -d for attempting 

ltnw-i-inl!sn sf Dm i.__ . . - . 


a description of tlie apparel worn by thoso old B1Ven 10 R ‘ m .“ ‘B® *Buse heaped upon him 
veterans wlto battled bo manfully for the ^ tllc Rull, “B Archbishop Hugiies, in New 
——C ur irutn, previous t-i. und somowlmt V ”*‘’ ,,,B n,Jcttor "- Hungary's liiierty 

„ Ci xi. .... iu nnvu Ova A ai. _ i . . . r 


py sliore for tlie pruteotion of true liiierty. 

“KoSsuth ia tho representative of I’rotest- 
anisui and liberty; tho best recommendation 
given to him is the abuse heaped upon hint 


of preacher s appointments from 4 to G years.' whan ‘ ^ 'V ■ 1 1 W left alone to bear the »mn- un „p ilti on, we would -venturi ™ a 

N. C. AnvocxTE.— Tho Philadelphia corres-. B°r nf-Armmiamsni. , “ hisl carriers" who wnlke.1 up the tedts m 

pendent of tins paper agrees substantially miiiisTiAN nLv IV j v, , , " v th ' 9 "" WeU “ c mound ° r 1 ' 

with the above letter, adding, however, that ^ t iJtteri. ^ N ' W >0rk: ^ f itudo ' if 1 

there is ateo a disposition among the Pl.ila- ,J ' R ' Ja,ae “ ^Hteifpuoh, lml neither he tluTMoTob tlmdaY ‘of it 
dclphiuns to have the appointment of class ‘ ln ‘ mueh ' aki " «*a Angel-, t The l-rofcssor [mssed i 

leaders rendered electivo in the elasses a " u ‘ s ns is no lion 1. but the substance the Memphian cemeteries 
Thus chan*™ unnn Ah „ , ° f ,uan y CUrnCSt and •WreBlrig PAST 0 HA 1 . An- login,,, m „ n , my , lom „, 

n N ,t r f ^1 , g ure ta kl ' d ol DHKS9KS, chiefly on the subjects of Christian Marble -sarcophagi since 


OI *y. ^” y iS-j, A"** 1 '•‘“H*- !s ™ Vort: to its present altitude, if called im to answer the ta vorable locations, and in ninny l.nsWnJ 


tiria. We Mand reammably in nobody's way 

Of the many thing* apoken and^ written about “ r y r,r " 1 ’ 1110 co “‘ was cut with a struit L"‘7 " "* 1 rommanuani over superstition. 

UMltiplying the Church papers to an evil ex Breast, the front rounded off yory llttlo, with F " !Htoralt and ‘“fidelity. If Kossuth and 
tent, the friends mid patrons of this , W ‘ mt "‘“y l>0 ° alled “ Btandi "X "oUar, tlie back ! ,H po, f l0 !? U bc ‘" Christ, as he has 

bnUmaaski A^ i .-j ^ long,, tho skirts full, with forgo pockets the - ‘ ,UN far ’ ho triumph— for Christ 

masm none *o taemaelves. Editors and buttons uf that kind formerly known as na- ll " B I'roniiscd liberty to iris people; for, ‘if- 
peopie, preachers and bishops, have all and t - " 


after, thc commencomont of the present cen- 
tury. First, thc coat was out with a struit 


is now tho desire of tlie civil i*od world ; it is 
tlie triumph of Protestantism over superstition. 

Wlncil.M-.G 1 i.dJ.t', in .v . 


( hiirch building is carried oil - muod? a 
qfiite oxtoiikiVbJy. The Mctluxlists fohn»M 


-J. < ...v IUUUU O Ol . .. • 

this nnuiciiBc mound of antiquity, uud piled at hl ” ,t mari y Ot tlioir htiuses nf worship in tu 


G. 1\ ii. James writeUinuch, hut neither he 
r his writings are much akin to the Angel ic 


query, would vote tliut tliere wns more of sweat 
tlmn joy on the doj- of its finishing.) 

The l’rofegsor passed -from tlie Pyrniliids to 


tlii-y were small mid eiieaply built.- 1 In mat 
[ilaees large and’ costly edifices are tins, 
king tlmir place, more urivnutupmdy k 


James. This is no novel but thc substance 

naZZ eh ic'd v rested h, heir eh'.irehe,, -No deiu.ni, nation in Now in 


VnrHiaan c j i , ’ ^ nun mu wit rcopii iigi since tmrtv centuries nrior 

fnendn already feel the naed Duty. Among the subjects uro : The Duty to the. Christian era ; gave glowing piotuvvs x .f 

Ilf Siftlltlumi *“ I T) Aix 1' m Aii v . R ‘ v 41 


thirty centuries prior I land are building better churches than 


thcm*elre«. Edittirs and buttons of that kind formerly known aa pa- ,,U8 promised liborty to Iuh people ; for, ‘ il 1 
people, preachers and bishops, have all and per buttons, of a glossy black. The vyaiBteoal thc ‘ Son ‘Bereforc shall make yim free, ye 
all along admitted that it was desiderated, was lung, reaching to a point below the hips Hhall,H! freo indeed.' What is true of in- 
They have said it ought to he if it could tie. ' rounded or cut with circular slope at tho bot- dividual “> “ trun <>f nations. Never won- 
and the protpset now that it oan be, end fo! tom ’ on eau, ‘ " ido fo rming whut was oallod " l<ir " a,lxlou ' , prayers offered to (5ud for the 
llllMsifilli vtoMa „| ,, fla l w 'nie waistcoat pockets were large, mid oi ' KiirtsiUB und tlie welfare of nil nu- 

U- . . . . P ea8ure 1 ,al w a man could thrust his hands into them tiopH ’ tlmn ut th * 0 ti,ne - TBe next war will 

nre -wy urng ntenea by an assurance of gene- very easily Shorts, or kn. e-l.recel.es, wore b “ the holy alliance of tho people against the 

*** •»■*■"* invariably worn, fastened t-. the knees with t J ir<1 “ llaadl ‘ d nionatet— Rome. Vienna and 

It will sorely be no mean praise or prestige P ,ain Bitick buckles, or tied vvith stripes of tlie 1>c ‘ cn| Burg. 

.. .. - •— ■ ■ “Tom Paine, Marat, Mirubcau gnd Desmou- 


of Southern Conservatism . 

Ii. C. Advocate. — D r. Lee is sifting flow- 
eli on “ Infant Baptism." In this paper, G 
W. Langhome, an eminent memlicr of the 


. ‘ who have read “Christian I'rofessor" need 

irginia l onferonoo, is submitting a number not be told that these' topics me handled in u 


nnd Benefit of Meditation ; -Attendance on the sccuory of the Nile, and enchained the, m- ,i" ' "T' 

Week-day Scrvioes, Satanic Temptations, lie- ‘ontion of his auditory during mi hour nnd a v ' !"\T <:ns - v - hv ,‘' la l 1 

ligious Joy, Tho l’roqfs of -Sanctified Afliie- *l'»»r‘er witli a discourse replete witli the lore of avt ‘"; ia,e "‘ ‘he .liest m tho city. 

tion, Different Degrees'of Glm-y, etc. Those a,lcicn ‘ ti,a<!S und aboundLugJu instructive il- 111 ■ f rovnlcnee. It. In most of tW 
who have read “Christian I'rofessor" need Ius,ril,i(m ' - uhurcl.os there-arff organs. Some oppts.f 

not bo told that these' topics are handled in u A •i’; otatio “ iUustrat«L the' folly of erceliag h#s W w»nife«etl to instrumental tmts pl 
most pointed, evangelical style ,aarbIe mema ”tocs to perpetimfe thc names ol lmr churches, but it is evidently dying*? 

For sale bv J Ball ' tlie dead ; for Choir singipg prevails almost univcrsallj a 

J '.now i-»„ . monuniimt *fvo you ..r i„o hoi»». tlie M E Church In „ few instnntm' 

MANUAI. OK . DEVOTION, for tin- Sloni'n* sod k;,;„|„ b U h,-„ not h plnel, of duM „ f U„,L ' i „ , ' " r 111 " 1(Wlns “ nif ‘' 

of K.iirh n*y tn tlie Montti. for tl,-- use of Bi-iutoi,- mid • , _ ettort Inis been tiiudo to sustain congrcptl! 


of Articles, clnbomtc und argumentative, I most pointed, evangelical stylo. 


greatly heightened by an assurance of gene- 

Ml sympathy. 

It will surely be no mean praise or prestige 
to the Methodists of , the 8outh-Wost, if they 
are the tret in establishing here a religious 
newspaper. We oovet this distinction for them 
to be first to supply what all oonoeded the ne- 
oe«ty of, and to *uoced whore others have 
biied over and again. We bog to name u 


against the prevalent policy of -our Church 
in appointing preachers to professorships, etc. 
He lias reached No. V. 


For sale by J. Ball. 

MANUAL OK DEVOTION, fur tin- 'Morning uud Kvi-nloa 
«»f Kiti-h I»Hy in tin? Month, for tlie uneof BcIiooIk ttuil 
l'rivatu KuioUii's ; by N. r. Unx '-s, A. M. Now Or- 
loai)H : 1862 John Hall. 


same color. I mug hoots, oi.ming up nearlv . -imm, mirmicauiirin iichiiiihi- 

to the knees, und sometimes priijootiiig in frmil sustained by all the valor of thc French 

over the knee, fitting the log very neutly. In uou * d nut succeed. Napoleon, who 

the absence of ImkMh. hIh»om worn u „im r .. ... . , trampled the Bible uuder font. „n,l n l am i:r„ 


Merbv Time for the Baker Men In 
Zion's Herald of tho 21st ult,, there is given a 
tempting paragraph. ' It takes one out of a 


,, „ „ ul singing, witli good suc-ies*. Were oi' 

\\ ork9 of Dr. Oun. I In 1 New Kncland nil * i • i • 1 c • v • i, 
* n o luna able effort made, tlua kind of simnnir nu:t 


t&m things to which this (access is mainly at- 1 rate lengtl 


oier un- sure, niung me log very neatly. In ’ -'njHdeun, win, 

thc alisence of hoots, shoes were worn, fastened f , iun r lc d Hie Bible uuder font, ended Iris life 
witli buckles of metal.' in exile : Germany, with all its learning uud 

“ The huir was couilxed back from the fore! ' <S fuugllt Bkttles, js tho dupe of four- 
hoad, and fell ovor the shoulders to a mode- , "‘B'Oy ur °wried bloeklu uds. Tho light 
rate length. Iu some mataneea, a portion „f (a l ro testaiitism lias been dimmed and veil- 


tempting paragraph. It takes one out of „ N( , mull ud.otter ..hie, from position and Z for wi,h ia,A, ro a ‘ ‘ niuniim.iuns in Nbjy England, and it ul "■ 

gloomy mood to read it. This paper, though eupation. (1.0 is 1-resident of Baltimore Fe- “-The -writings of the „.„o), ilan, cited Oliff '-fo' ' *"'* T 

one of the oldedt and nuwt iiii|)ortunt organs male College) to know tho' 'nature and extent ftre HtWn (° inuko their appearance, in four • 10 bU '’J c ' c t of ^niierunee Ims recontljr^ 

of the. Church' North, is published at their "f ‘Be want he aims to supply. There is too volumes, from the press of .Messrs. Harper. ^ 1,ow , u " pu *^‘: 1 Be ywsssge.nt ! 

own risk, l.y un , Association of individuals H “ lc roco'gnition of G.sl in .hup educational N «» v «rk. We learn that “ i he tirift volume ' awa Bqyor layv. and the effoets of liitF 

• A Ai.Aiii.Ai_ s i i : 1 1 ..x • , . •, rations, litis u-iilrod nn tin* itiuinlft (if flll» 


, one "f ‘Be oldest und most iiniiortiint organs 


eupii tioit, (ill! is President of Baltimore Fe- "Tho writings of thv much (lamented Oliir 
mule College) to know the' nuture and extent arc su ““ t« make their appearance, in four 


for tlie benefit of tlie Church und tho cause ByKt,!1, '“’ und liUl< ‘ ' H not | lwa y“ "“Icula- wl11 contain sermons and sketches of sermons 

.if Christ tv. i - - .a-., led to interest the youthful mind. By way Trom his manuscripts, which have never Yet 

P °" lme ' to >c present - 0 f educational' reform in tliis respect, L’rof. sppeured in print. - Thc second volume will 


In some instances, a portion of . 1 rotos‘anus.n has been dimmed and veil- 

the hair in front was combed ever the furelieud . i 7 tbe ‘B 1 " 8 fatiius of Uatimiiilisni ; tlio- 
1 Camectioualism : by which Conference- and out "B° r ‘‘ or even length, about hall „ ''' *‘“ ndrc J l8 af ‘housinds of patriot, 
■ad DMchoriL unH twn i Wft y down th<5 forehead. 1 am not certain * Uth flown vum 5 !t WttH( hriH D«s«. ‘ Maz 

be — iA-R readilv and W » it * lU " But I have scon sonic within the lust twontv th ° ,dr ‘ uon8 A,azz ‘ riil ‘Be most do- 

WAuxin.^, Z y ln pUrp0BC ' yrara Who wore their hair in this way To Patriot that we have ever known, (w 

aaaacuou. llus advantage our brethren of ih. >ij. .. , . . . thought linn almost “nutrinKsm r,„-™m„.i « 


lied to interest tho youthful mind. Hy way I "from his manuscripts, 'which hav 


Maine liquur law. and the effects of 
rationN, bun waked up the people of 
chuHettN. and other States, tu abcure the 


rww. . , ^ uinr nair in uuh wuy. To ‘ . , 

I uiB nd vantage our brethren of crown the whole, a hat with a broadbrim. t,1<ni 8 ,lt 1,,, “ almost ‘patriotiiunperspniflcd,")- 
unfixes hare not. either white or black, but must generally tin k “° w “ n,ltlll "K about experimental religion : 

etmncy : Itinerant preachers, for en- fora,erc * r ' I ought riot, however, to omit deto8 ‘H‘h° mummery, superstition and 

fidelitv, make the beat mranto in th . th ° nock 8ttiru : Cravata *™ not won. in. y ?“ ny °. f bn ful1 the lmnds of 

rhev (O evervwhnre t,ult da y> But neat dimity stocks, buckled U-- ’ nitermmsni m England, and he, onec a tri- 

uucy go everywhere, all over and hind wiU , a silvor , )ucJdc , , , umv.r and triumphant in Rome; is now again 

he land, eauvmaamg it thoroughly, attention to this, inasmuch ,a« a young ° Illc . ln En 8 lund .' . Rcd Republicanism, 
her pieces besides cross-roads and preacher, thc other day, who is about to take u ' jmmuu ' MU a,ld socialism, arc uotliing but 
hsn Hum is no tardiness or Swart- the fie,d ““ itinerant, was heard to say that “J? ,‘ y ’ “ nd ofcou ”"‘ ‘Ban Louis N a - 

of hireling agents. The preach- he int *“ ded 10 wc ' ar ‘to white cravat witli E? tyr “ nny : and ‘” ir ‘y-H>x millions ol 
-| ' r the paper • thov make i. ’ 0ng Mld " touging down iicfore, os la-ing the Fr0n ° ‘“ 10n havc 8cak ' d thc fatc “f ‘Be for- 
te to thm, own pamoral labor, and U °° k ° f ““ ° ,d A . lathud “‘ praaoh- mer 

iU rircnlatiim .. .a . , 1 hl8 > ‘oan assure him, is a mistake Discussionson Sanutifiuatton.-T|ib North- 

paper may do weU where oti.er ^ *o arrive at tlie truTHdarif Ia T W °' ^ ° n 8 ‘ mCti ' iC “ : 

peper* will die out. This i* one of The K arb of a Methodist preacher, at the , The editor has been obliged to “shut 
t instance* of the aaperior rikienev prH “‘ n ‘ d * y ’ 1 ha «tote not to *av. is not only - ’ w,th draweM ful1 of "rtieles... One of 
■tarn in promoting rcliaiou. kn, J. ,*~ ceful but ““nvehient ; but I well reoollecl Ule moat P rolific - P“!“‘e d dilutants, Profes- 

w “ en ^ ,e lappel coat wan introduced, that MOr Mattbon, haa said : 

Cash PaixcirLE We «e» «ome of our good friends h.uved deep sighs, “ Dnfortunately for us, l'r< f Upham's work 

- — . " TJT £*SS?- ^ ~ v ■ .ms* i <1 i„ Lg. 

, . . ,rv ‘Bat account soon acquired currency 

notuapg the New Orfoau* Advo- “ ~ among our people. In a short time its most 

in-oe, said of the price It wu, A "roauE -Our brother K. rtten- oxccptionablo theologicul p. culiuritieB were 
te, lata, and all the time. No* “ l J ,ln ^ Te)u *' to* started one— 1). E. (J. Bioorporutod i ato H small volume, and issued 
io hut and at U tit tin* about it : but W B'' lht ' r tl,p tteude la, above or below D |) from our ,!,K,k Ko01 " '• a “ d ‘bus the tares of 
+■ Ctaopltane. wi u, these u-rms Le infonu “ “ a ‘ can the reader ,,ow d,V,,a,y have Been widely scattered over 

~**i‘ ■•«-;" K -i Zg. ' 


other Churches have not. 

X Itinerancy: Itinerant preachers, for en- 
■B ■“* tetelity, make the best agents in the 
•sell They go everywhere, all over and 
through the land, canvassing it thoroughly, 
aaatag other plaees besides cross-road, and 
rihaa. Then there is no tardiness or Swart- 
«n*tag of hireling agents. The nreacli. 


.1 > . _ _ , • , . t till. -IT . * *»« nvvuiiu YOlUlllU will 

a mil i a i e-union of tho entire eorpa of tlie B, lids arranged those Rkliuious Exercises, ln,l ^ e of addresseR, on various oeceasions. 
New Orleans Christian Advocate office — Pub- presenting the funda mental truths of Chris- and miscellaneous articles .from Iris powerful 
fishing Committees, and Printers, and Editors “unity, well digested and classified; witli a l a ‘ n - His admirable lectures to the students 
and friends generally— as is given below ■ h ymn for morning and evening. To prevent " f th « I'niversity, on the. theory und practice 

Thc Herald Rooms, At No T Cornhill wand ^ n K <lf while the, Bible is bo- scholastic life, with Iris Imccatnurcnn dis- 

wero the scono of every interesting occasion 1U B ru ad iu tlie ordinary school way. and to courses,- will make a third volume; anil tin- 


• e ne\Lr xrt I ac ^ ni)i nt 0 f u aimilitr law. The Miuach l 


on Monday ovening, the 12th inst. Those' 
rooms, as those of our readers who occasion- 


make ull present parities in .1 -yotion, tlie hir- Loui th will eoiriprisp t 


ally-visit us know, comprise three, tho editor! “' tv ’ ^ yj qpuo- - —j - - mm non to our lite- . , •; 

al sanctum, the publisher's office and Id law; sentences used are: accurately quo- f a ‘“ro; hut we regret that th -y are . „it to he RB° d el a tond arc a so calling fir _ 

jaeent upurtment’ for riranmittecs and luarinnui ‘e.l from the Bible, with chapter and verse. to««l By our ‘Book Cone, -re.' They are 


ger ]iart of the Exorcises consists of read- 
ings and responses 'by tho Touchers and Nelio- 


necount of Greece and Constantinople'.— 
They will ho a valuable udditien to our lite- 


. . Hotta Leginlatura ia nu.\v in wssian, and prt- 

I 'r “eeeecmns. tions are pouring in.froiii all riireetiom, »!• 
-ter - ' ' iT.'TT ? Big for a prohibitory law si,i.ikr> to* 

(■tii 1 -" 0 U . N M C r Maine. It is confidently expected that wi 
g.tlieory and practice , d., 

l- , , 1 a law will In- passed, anil ii bo the ls ir 

Ins bnocalatirenn ills- , , .. „ 1 . , ,i |. L , 

• i.i , dealers of Boston must wind up their » 

eiten l !*i" U i • i •' n( ' i ' ,h - !‘f course they oppose any enacts* 

id (' W t ’ nl |^ K ‘Be kind, and they will resort to desp**** 

ul ( oustantinoplo.— , , • 'j ,1 

, . 1 ,. measures ia the tipposition. I lie peep' 

* 11 ( 1(1 turn tn Hill- Ilf. » 11 _ 


: also culling for a simib-' 


jacent apartment for committees and business 
meetings in general. In tlie later our enter- - 4 strlkoB “ H ““ anc wuy ’. a, ‘ d a 'T r y unexcep- 

prising agent provided at his own expense, on Tn Iti " T*'" 8 ,'T . *ttonti<«. of 
the occasion referred to, a very nalet .hi,- e„l. clllldr<in -’ both nt 8ch(>fll - and ‘“Triily wor- 


*te to thsir own pastoral labor, and 
to eueolatiou. as they preach, for 
mt take. For ferae mu* ■ Me- 

papre may do well where oti.er 
pspera will die out. Tliis te one of 


the occaslOh refoTfed to, a very pulutalile eol- 
lation. of wtiioh tlie Publisliing Association, 
witli tho corps of the office, partook. Tlie 
Association includes a largo proportion of the 
bout onergy of our church iu tlie city und vi- 
cinity— we have no hesitancy in pronouncing 


naasiiii. thriuorK tl„. , ..... , • .Connecticut. It will orolmbly bis" 1 

[lassing tnrougli the press under the super- ...... . 1 „ , ,- n ,W 

vision of .Dr. Floy, and will be out in tlie' a subject .ol interest in all tlie New. ( 

course of a few liiontlis.” States/ nud tlie friends of teiiiperiuicearf »• 


ship, where they are like tu be listloss, and at 
the same time iiqbuing. their minds witli 
truth. For sale by publisher. 

OLIVE LEAVES ; by .Mr»,H!(i)ur|lcj : tilUKlruteil Now 
York : 1852. Carter hi Brother*. 

These short' chapters, making, IB mo., 300 


Tlie lust hours of Professor Stuart are thus 
referred to in tlie funeral sermon of Professor 
Park: 

“The old age of Mr. Stuart honored God 
in illustrating tlie'. wealth of iris word. In 


States, and ttnrfMeifds iif teinperiinccart*' 
looking to legislation to rinjiprcss this p* 1 
evil in our country. 

Tlie hook of Mr. Cnughey, entitled "bf 
val Miscellanieg,” to which we refen^ 1 " 


it the most efficient board of management that pages, arc addressed to “Sweet Young Friends L" wealth of his word. In 

we know of in the Methodist Church, and -buds of the Olive arid the Rose,” aud’ com- af' ' year ha ruad al il ‘ho tragedies of .1* 
certainly no B.»ton meeting of lending Me- ] in,-, in one slmrie or.oth..e. „ll y US ' me roly for the sake of illuminating 


our last, has boon published, and | 
edition is in press. The first edition 


certainly no Boston meeting of leading Me 
thodints ever excelled in character. 


, in o, in one shape or- other, till the.excoijen- the sacred page 
tiles of -Mr. S. Happy for the daughters of tain discovery o 


Not only were the eatables of the occasion our country that they have Midi a writer to 
i “ entertaining " surprise, but “ tlie feast of polish them “ alter tho Similitude of a palace " 

[Mi ci in atwl Lf . i i» n . .. . .. .. * 


reason and the flow of soul” which followed For stile hy John Bull. 

were exceedingly agreeable • I mpriunptu ikimieokatijjc dom KSTIO KIIVmci AN+ rnmnInlnii' 

speeches were inude.hy Messrs. Thomas Pat* iaw Truttinent of with jHipulur fxitimm. 


eliylus, merely for the sake of illuminating 
“le "tiered page. Once when lie made a cer- 
tain discovery of a fact in Biblical interpre- 
tation, lie could not sleep for more than thir- 
ty-six hours. His solace was in the Word of 


oaition is in press. The first edition °» 
copies, we learn, was sold in lew tha® 6 
week. The demand, fur theiii istdm^^ 


procedented. Multitudes arc anXtOU* 


I the sermons of this distinguished revn* 


The sermons are reported sermon* ou • 

are more valuable on .this aepoun^ ^ • 
.r . 1 ... 01 ** 


«tef teat isae, said of the price it wu, 
® tost, lata, sod all the time '' „ Now 
feere is no tad and aU Uu time about it ; but 
|fi Ml fir*, (a rap l ian oe wife these n-rim, 
aadthearal uf friends and fee advantugriom, 
■Stassiy if the Church, hav. alone kept it 
and will keep it, from going by fee board 
tiraall bills doe over half a .diaen atatra of fee 
Union will not pay bilfotaiUng dac .weekly 

aL. ^ TL. Ia* 


ten, Sen . Dr. Snow, -D. B. King, Win. (' 

Brown, (a former editor of tlie paper.) Goo 
r a s-til': • . \ * * * .. . 


V* iri-litn IF. I / , . - turen 01 

he does not inform us But can the reader ne *« l mfy huve beeu widely wattcred over 
make it out !-D. E. Q, not ^ “■ our ^ on " 

monslruiulum Imt Ductor 0 f the r,.,'™ * f b «' smull volume" is Mrs. 1‘lioebe I’ului- 

Quill ' ! K,AI er'(“ Way of Holiness." The pastor of Airs. 


C. Bund, (our enterprisihg printer, ) F Hand. 
K. Otiieman mid the Editor. Many an old 
raminisoence of tlie early struggles of the pa- 


mu Truaiinem or ; wiiii iMipulur 

tlouB of uutttouiy. iihyRiGlogy, lij uiiTut^ttuU Iiydrtipa-- 
ihy i slrio, h 11 ubriiigtil Matnriu Mtttlloa ; ' by J. |j, 
I'ultv, M. I). ; 3d edition : rovlrtod and on Urged *• N«*m 
Y ork: 1852. A S. liarno 4i (’o. Cinciunutl : Ii 
W -fbrlty-h Uo. 


J : n,..»vc nun III ine jyora ol •• r r . . of 3“ 

God. At iris death he liii.l fortned a plan for « ,vo as fa,r a , v . ,aw af ,l "' ‘' l "“ 

three yeans more of fibor in expounding (lifo pulpit eflorUe a, e.ia . 

revelation, it never tired him. It was iris P^. 01 ' ‘ * a second p,irt o the . 4 ‘ • 


We have licanl that- tliis physiu does no j empliutio reply wa 


meilitutiqh all tho night.- Wlion asked wlie- 
tlier he retained iris eoritideneo ■ iiMlic great 
system of ttuths whioh lie lnu! defended. Iris 


various extracts from Mr. ■'» writing*, ‘ 
gri-at variety' of sulijeets. which art** • 
ingly vulunlile “The book will l ,av ? *|J (t) 
tensive uireulutiun, and will do g' ,od ' j 


per wus related ; its success, its prospects, its Barm if it does no good; it leaves you no doubts with regard to your former ji 
financial uud editorial policy, Sic , &o., wore " -,,rri0 ‘B“" j‘ found you: wc can therefore ! 1 'iesl ’ His answer was ‘No. I have 


- Have you anv . . . , • , 

former nrinei. the sptnf ( 


IV vindicates her from this charge of plugiu- 

CoESEousacEs— It is atatad in th. riarn, hy- proving tliut “Interior lafe” was 

t\ tuditenaw Whig, published at Ann Arlan published su month after -the Wav of Hoi! 
ro. u-i..a i J “on- 


referred to, and tho conclusion se'eiped unate Nalld y “dvlso our friends . to fry it. Tlie old “inoe learned,’ he said, tliut feelings iii reli- 


holincss wherever read 

Jan. 20. 1852. ' 


imoualy readied, that wo had "'fought a good ongeaerous Buying that doctors kill more tlmn gfous experience aro deCeptive. I look main- 
fight," that our affairs were in better train “(ty .““to, e a “ not he brought against liomoe- j 1y to my life for my evidence. I think my . A Fiery Tiual. 


wfeeapta. The Itinerant agency which ia tl TrTwmA i T A “ n At)>ot P“Bli"hed six month after the Way of Holi- 

stove all othera, an effeeti^ fo^tlb ^ to. ifoen di«tetad ftom fee ness 

aaraer ; for the itinerant gos. a,,,, - , T ,'‘T‘ Un,ven “U. for preaching on the Kami. Subject.- T he leader of tlie S. C. 


I loll. K.if.is fhoa'e ■“ 

„ w.c, .rrine to tlie stev®. 


f , for fee itinerant cote awsy soon uul n , y ' ' Ur on the Same SusJEcT.-Tbe leader of the S. C. 

all tort saob aeeouate. in a emdraed S* A ^tohOTJXdtogetay. Lfo'fo Advoe.te de bates mme thiqgs in the treat- 

It -tab. ha- ‘ < ln W ^ “f thiDark-^ ***« 


than ever liefore, arid that ive must -go "Pit 1 !"' doctors, and that is nofonall matter I “'' H ‘ in “fe tms Been to glorify-G'od, and late speech in Boston, referring t,lf ‘ 
alieud." right straight •< uliead," in the'eoursc; otu " .'pWtout purpose is to search thfo book, | ‘ ba ‘ ■ have been ready to labor and suffer UHppc t of the political horizon in J' 0 '* 
which a gracious Providenoo bad so manifest- u,ld - w, ‘ have no disinclination to believe in a ', (uf Bitn. '" ... 


way. Ittalatoteawaomraunodationtoere- ~ ~ ,T T "T’ ,J ", m ‘* r * intent of Ohristiau I’erfectiou, ^ doing mis- 

to * ** ao (to fUW;* But "who in feit Temkerasce Mcrrikri — R*. i n r- -Tt. * . , 

• r.;;rr - 

_ “ •*•*' K “ Th. 4 ‘ , ' rf r‘ i “ « .vii 

ftataXba aeeramwodated but a proeroehnating ladies ere gettingV,',' a fine cl.oir for th. oo- fr T' tlu ^ San ‘ “toation does not consist i n 
.;****«*■"* •“ “to raspscL a year will mmrn. Mr C ha. held mratiugs at other a “ d eicitement-aaeetiehm, and sane 

Short aotfoUUta poinu in *is «i»y, highly .taulactorv tlmemouene* - thougl, it u so, uetui.es C „ D . 

7 y neoted witli both the former and the latter 


ly designated before us. doctrine su palatable. We hutu laird Urug- 

l’ersonully, we were gratified at tliis re- ldm<IHt <W Bud as draimiriug, and judge 

unioB.'by the . harmonious endprseinent- wliieli ‘ b e* n nearly equal. in jsiint of-ijamago. 


teemed to he given tp tho editorial policy of L'ojtrENDH) de la iiistouia p|: los estados 
tlie (lerald. Ifo liljoral range of. discussion . l '. N, njf! l-a Kmn.4 iviiiara t 


its progressive tendencies projierly soi.er 1 1 "'‘‘T^ZTs ^ ^ '“ k " 

wo deem them, its eojiibumtiou of tho chur - 1 'I'his translation of Mrs itiiliurd's l.istorv 


* <1 

HiligIui s — llev. Mr Ilowdl hnn urrjroU at I'anxiua. t«. 1 It lias HUOlilod to lilO ft« il Yhe ^ 

l.lrfir lit' th,- IMUfeta He ber unhs ,of .crowns, and. tile. tighfo.'d'.Hll^rfi. 

AiUfriottU dfuuittu i* lrifiia StMiifty , . .,.1 

z- --^ „ 7 , hoar(J»*d up rcHentinontH uim r0 . 

iiusdtuii i.— 1 U'V II. i„ ]iiftin(ra«. of ooiuu»bu»; ohiu, thouftuud voara, 'wm» about tu uiu»l> e » 

rmoplv.s iiiinUtHS'iir, (I,.. K, T— ...-( J ... . , „ 1 .1, u Si 


we aoem thorn, its eombmutioii of tho chur - 1 This translation of Mrs Willur.l's l.istory 
ketensties of an ccclri&ksticul organ with , islucomplimimt to tlie author, and un iiijiiou- 
lose ot u family liajier. its geuoral eharaeter tion of a foreign interest in our history that 
and course, in 'fine, were made muttors of will bc appreciated t.y all Americans. Tlie 
more cheer in e conirrutultLthin tlmn wa dm *..n: 


T» m» * it t s» — Strong vfTnrU Mrr 
York l»> t li»* lt hi|HTHUc« pvtiplt* to obuiu t 
law ubolirililug eutlreljr the truffle in liquor 


of. mon Hhull pfthb away, mi 
bell of time shull sound uuyjfo ). 1 a r , ^ 


, Tlie Asia broUglit intelligence of fee (foutli ol "J- u bell 

thu R«v -John Taylof Jonea. A I,., t.f Haugkuk. on the WIUO«>oOCievy lURJli 


more vheering congratulation than we ure privilege of telling our own atory ib not 1 a lath of Hepuul i bJ‘‘ y i>r jonJl had ^n^nr u^jy^w«n?y- \ «teel- whether it i» ol 
accustomed to receive in cur hard lubore. email advantage to re,.ubUcttDi»m, and we Gcd,' or not ! * 


of natare t 





I*'* 

J?. 


JT7- m > . , " * " , ,,n - ■ "" V '5 V *-"K‘ a ncl aM o eir.wt nmac. this kind „f singing nriru 

1 ro lessor Brooks has evidently put forth Corresimudent of the W. C. Advocate, gives l,e introiltfeed nn,l sustain, al in nen t l*\lto 

Ills little (0 .11110 w th no ambition to play tins definite uceount of the coining volumes churches. Choir Singing prevails in aU fo 
the author, hut with a dosign to do tr 00 d ...e- i , , „ . , ” . ... , , n . 1 , .. 

v . , ,, 1 1 <• ... \ Ja ' "hicli are ooked for wnh interest noimfia tions in Nbw kiigluiid.anditwill - 

No mail is.hutter ahle. from mmi.win .m, • .... ? » 


tail i»,-re-ui'v ii. i,. Kifiiiirdtt. t>f iJoiuu»bu»; ohi'et' thousuud years, wui',0 ftpout .to uiv , ljj 
formerly u uiluintfr of th«- Kj/Tscoiml Church, Uuh bccom.- , ^hich the hloOu V* 

a ttounoi ( 'ntboUc sword for. a conflict, in wtiicji cm 

=» " flow as in tlie Apocalyptic vioiop, ^ 

P. , -simiw effort., an- being nud. b. New lUoB of t | lu hqrsbs. and in which a aU , 
ij in. icnircrnuce |H„.|||. to ubuiu the pueage of S . , wliieli the g”; 

, „ n € : man xliull naun iiU'aV, 111 wnu , ‘ 1 . . a 


W Ifro (Drlfons Cbrbtian Jlbooratr. 


llvMHNKAL. 


( J EN kua i, Intumjuknoi;, 


Arrival of the Philadelphia. • 


*• miMI'IV— On 2 «lli ".liimmry, in Nupn- 
. S;iiv m. K. I). PiltK.- Mr: MCI! 
M; U-ii.I.IAMS. to Ml* MKDOliA (' I 

KAdA H »U "f t [lllt P%°’ 


N» wMni.i am ltiiAM ii Mini ' Tin* following It* a state 

ui lit of t ] !•• deposits ami rolling!* ai.LliV II ranch Mint. Nci 
Mil- niif. liurltig Mir fiiolrth of •tnmuw.v 1852 


FOURTEEN DAYS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA. 


Tiak(iU.tt' : ! flaMli’ 


/Mhui'/j 

Id. "f which * 669.107 URunllfornlii * 080 .f* 8 | 78 I 

Silver, of liirli f i lii'.i 17 purl rd from ('iillftjtv 

oin grid . ‘...I*', 0,4111 ss 1 


A'nrs from Orri/oo mill Ihr 
Hamlirlrh Ini a nils. 

I. AT Kit FltOM < II I N A 


Oongrnimlonal -Frooeedlngii, 

Wash, no n» I- ,-hrtitu v I 

"'J 1 " s ' nrdny. .‘M,‘ Hark" n.luifrVcntbai 

• ril I'.n- war.. |'i •- 1 1 ■■ .lii'fl mil II Miaul,,, 


ijl'ARTKKI-V UKMKW KOK 18 S 2 . 

■n,,. Jftiiunry number oftlio 0 th vojumc- ul' 
the Quarterly Review* linn boon front off, in am*- 

I amt froini mn.v lmvc sent out 

that fllOllW have hern dtK,*ntjna«l : in this ^ 

‘ ’ done the heat we co nli l. with the „ r ,,, 
e ht« before us. li'i their direetinn vre may erect 
2 tow n«de»llthe ehftngSs. dobirc.l ; a.nl *••;£ 
wneeit'lly in those front to ministers ivhose 
Unco m life not mlvised of: unit we give „i „ , 
this notice to request nil who luivr cluing, si £ 

tltVie iKietoffice to mlvise us of the- elmlige, 

" ' . • |l..u!miiii«nf Gil*. .... . 


-Tot ui- value of deposit- 


•th- -tomi».-IU|. tett.lTin - •-,,, Mrtlmmn. arrival hllr' 

“***•<• .Un' 


• 1 * (vimiifi . 

30.750 double ongii'H 

. 24.000 half dollars 


f huniirci. ,o,d or,s,u iiv, ' le'lie, , . I V. ^".lUTi. 17 T''' t I'TTT" n 

„o ! "hoot lnV., 1,1 du-l’.a, frelKlit. l-.il., „ l,.r K , ’ ,o 1 „ ' 77 , ""m"’ 

• . j»ii w.uuu 0*1 | **• * 't 1,1 "9 " • * •• I'twcntril from oo'i t'lijiiiin in F.l,lb,d,*lphia 


•K I'lflhlflN 

MIII.'t I-,, )||i 
Mu f}mrfflhp 

. ml jivi's «. 
f 'H'; II tilt | « lv 

MID • II -ui. 

will I-.' sill' 1 

III 1*1 il II *li.,r 
nlli liitld I l. 


1 * 2,000 on j wnionnt ifi thrv linml-t of passenger* 


Wontom Itrmift. 

There.. IMIt.rr 

e "I •> Hu, o i h. , ii . nil, ,.| u |, it.. |||„.,. „„ 

"I Mi" I "III nil I(f,| it Mi,. rumored Mint sev- 

" l"*t '"Il d"CS I It > I V.. |u | 111 I hi. ,-,!**• 

Mijiyvil ^li. i Mi< ex|i|.w|i, n , Mo 
•I *l"'vii l|i' jlvir*af'’U > t n mill, nnd a hull 
i" 0 , itl. , l im m -linll/h^- mi,|*)u r ir. ighl wn« 
N' , l' , t | It Wtie ilnniNgeil Tlii 1 ui«|ijent |. 

1 lli’li ui'v m| water In. th" holler** arl*ln : : 


o„„„., eiu.rr N,:w0rlean " WhdlMftle Price* Current- 

h "v lllr " "ii oAhtmt'Y 1 ’oiuir.erm, nvriiv « er« 

• 'ii*Jil that ' "V- i ■ •« i u , 

■•I- ii, ":>* , *,?XR 7 *" > „ „ 


e'l.u^Th. 'i'l " nw,T n - 

r.. 1,111 "WKInlli. Inn— rtlnn w.,.n 


Nttllk, 4 *Viv 
>i*» n| N|„ 

...ii X" r t P I'M 


. ‘ in . | . -7 Thu l’hllnihlphln arrived «lt- ('hagrrit on tho nfliTmaiii < hnvlkill iv V ” * 1 ^ nn " 

^ , " l,M : r5 n •. hi'l ,g nimooally r.’.igh ’‘TTo- hill lo i-stalllinh a Nwvy Vanl m„l Naval S« I I m 

lit ij.iii-oi* Kmt tiat am. Ih.Miifnr ai — 1 Tlio t'ni!itnUtthrh>« ” R ' '' r J 11 f' 1- v * "< >rii*nt)M was tirken iijii mid onp ilri.vl!|lngj'..r a Sup. r 

" " ,u l,,,v " JypM InTliatr rotnrna of Injlldlngfl Milp^nltnir^ctlml ln rrtntn " ' 'V','" 1 i " imiiUI - • 

or.jctod ami lipatroyml hi tin* H.-eoihl MWilrlpnlity ilurhig . .... ... , + f ! m^ntPTT i .'uTm- ihe .|iM,|p|i, (lie Navy, w.rn pnM.-,| 

th" vVt'Ar . 1 HA 1 NY GfTlMo^< > tin' followlnif froin tlu.lr i . ' 1 1 1 i«*«l Into Mo .In the lton«i>. a I'ninnfilllictltloil van rcccIviMl fr.,... n... 


- u„s 'H - 

• y 'luiylkm IHtuni ' - ‘ ,v ' " , li'?ioii«* ' 


op "i flit taking «.f theSnpply 


' Sy ltirp#i,i . |p,| i 

I N i nithi 

«»!•-. «X{ 

Uhl 


toil I K 1 1 1 MlVl.r.-* i, 

-tTi,. 1.111 t,,„l„l,||,h I, MiV) V n o I , 01 , 1 N, iv.il 1 ,. 11 ,,'v „',7 i' ll ,, 7 ihV 1 1 ' !.e "r' ' 

wOrleniiM was tirht'ii n'|t nild on.- |\i-Mvl!lhig.fi.r a Sup, i-. I ul.i. i. v„. . . !. K '" f HM l>*iunk< 


l«t ln»t i / ” I '" ^twpfHrtloti Wawhonurp on th*v 

1 , 1 , 1, 1 m, " m **• "" rr ” 3 T 41 1 , 1 , 1 , ,n,| ] 0 M hatf 

i 1 s„.| ' jft,T Vi, «l for SMm, 

•h ,n,„i, , 7 ;. ; 7 ,T /’-.rr """;'*: 

ft ' * 7 l '" 1 " "I ' 1 '"'S*,.,lth..lr, WHt 

i ?-“k==s:^£S£ 3 '’ 

i 


hr, .do r, „n,l r»|i,ltt>il 1 , s„- iiinnn,',! hv r,,l,r ,,,'tll, , - 


waft! the minuter. u> 

Anil lust, but not lenst to re,|iiest" all suhseri- 


i ;«■ ,„ - * r* 1 

SSwt*. requent nil Win. have eh, ingeil ", j 

IKistoffice to mlvise us of the elninge. Br „ I t"""' -Mr tjj! Milos "I "hi", -„v,„l. r,„rl„.,i 

1 . H0Ht their former I'ostmnster to for- „n hrick. „-ho,,|.h,„„„. -hlch u I ■' ,'i " , ' '"" n|,l "!" l} »»'“t.rt.jl.l.,,.in,.. 

1 . To, ui, her to their pieaput mldress. n -c„., „r Aiu.as>. InVlo.llmr Ho. 'iou c, ' i" "w". I" 7 ' 7 "" 

^!ir«l the ^ n y > ; ill" sch*.»Uhm^V. • ' ~ j 1 r,< th»- *ri .Krairli wnMiimlt-f.ir the htttlil'Mif tin 

' M tl,’ “ttejt durWi! II,,, litKlil |,|„I III, h, 11 , , fill ,l,y. hui' 


won, •nil, wn.tMtc „ o, , , n, 1,1 fr„ v |,lliw.r, 1 r n Supor whl-l, , , , , 1 

r, o-„T-„o tl„. .Ils,.i,,|l,„. „rfl,„ Nnv.v. w.-m * J “' crm.otlT, »hl^ . 77 *«> '■> 

. 1,1 1 , 1 , 1 - It, „ ,.,„n„Mi,ii,iil l,,„ Ive,i fr>>„, III, I, l'.|Oi.i Ii, . ,.|- „|| ,|„ r ' ‘ O," "■""I 

s, ., : r„(„ry,ir III,, Navy gIMhg llie rosnll „f. -oloinln.. in J •' 

,,,.,h,,,,,,,,v, „ »„„.w„,or I,.' u, U^o;,;':t. 

7 :;: 


Ilutlli-a, Vif.n , ! 

Km It'll I’urler , 
. I 1 ' 1111 . >1 lid, 

IlMi.lt V I if. It, 
I'llltiT, >1 It, 


H ,V r 11 1 , t eg, 

( „V'', 7 '* t V l-'tl. lMO. 
I V *1 • •ki-tVi..,. 

1 I I'MJVUloilUtiddl f . 


-SsrrsKSss 

•^SSa=!«SSti- 


A..,l lust, hut not letisi, u, ir,,u,-n, .... » ,_ N ,, r | i:k 11 

jYli w |io have not paid in tnlvuncc. to look at il, have Ikwii orertMl ill thin Will'd, at a cost of $ 130 , 050 . " ! U ' Ut “ , 

nn thd bovcr. and HOtul US tllO fllllds in. lmllirg tho Catholic, church In Prya.hfs fttifct, whirl. ' 1,1 * ~ '' 


mmio nn the cover, anil send US tin* funds in- lU'liifg till! (JaMmllc, church ill Drya.lc 

* our tcrniN "** ,11 *po t ♦••nano 

for the present VO untf, and all arrearages : ^ ^ 

mid in nil oases where funds are reported to „, , : i,„i. „ r in i„-,(,i, , v „r,| 


, ,-, 1 -en n'aid. to tell to whom they were TI,,;U,ij h,iio«r,' Hull.. . . 
hftVc I i* K Matter, rebuilding ('i 


l im in San Kham is. . — The dw. lling-lnmec of .Mi T]n« t’unnrd si 
Kii /.uiauricc in San Francl.*co was dc*tr*.yi!d tty tlt c.on th" , 4 | 1( i „ ut ft 
• 22-1 l>< ceinln’r. and t a* • • *>f hi.i children perilled in the doliar.A in ‘peeic 

»""• si 

I'tu nii Ai. — A perfec t lialtel-lil.c contusion pr* Vails at 


f iclr family, under certain cou*liM*'ils. wue referred 

A l.ill KeglilnMng Mie pijhlteat •••tl of laWd. ete . and or 
dei’iiif* Ihftl Miev In; p'ultliijhcd in two. papers having Mie 
largepl ‘eireidrtllon lu encli llepreseidnijve 1 »i<«t riot . wa 
paswil 

v, Steamer Sailed— Specie 

, J NmaVo.uk, February 4 

TJie ruimrd steamer t’atiadii nailed io*dity for IdverpiM.I: 
Sh" taken out a little over,|rtno hundretl nml fifty Miousahd 


" Itgi e."i, inseeurll.v Was generally felt hv Mluic 
d". th,,’.. 


I ', , inn, g., . ' • 

i In. dilute, VI ' 1 1 
A:., I ’ 


'1 I -lit '* .11 Ole lime It. I.e , 'Helmed l. V brick wall 

« iwoehin.i.lei*,n Fend H«.wan.| M.me*.ld hrlek 

,„iri 

it" n .km, . I . , 


i . k, Ml I, M e tlo- lo-xt <■»’, ill's. . 

ihi.l will roil, , ,i I" II, I, I K-nllor i|il», r „ r ||„, , ,,' i''&, ii’.kll : 

t,nn,„|iink,. ... j. 


'I' M. Norilion, I 

*>■"’”!' II in no, 

Prim., AP-'t .,,|||«, tiij,,, 
fin.s. irtfIT . , fin 1 , s 

;!■ ,,r '*t a is. * m 

•‘owl, ft | ,, 

•■"•jrtss. V'lii. I A Mi n is. 


IIAUnlNM AVI. HOCK Tl„. p,|„ rl| »l 

»rl,„..l,» f , I-,,,, ■», R>nln * 

Ins ? !* 7 .’ "wsi.,* I,« . 01,1 rt nnmu 

"t"‘ "* ' vsr?f o . , deetinllhg lo hr«nd,, tsrawi, 

»'nd'C:r' 


Id Wl 

-MA IM* IMA 

■ lit ho 10.1 


,,n *y *»wll tr«n*fM 5 - 

iii J A r r , bur """' M'S «W« f,,r Ul„ 

haIjT—A rargo iif n^no •• ... ' 


i urc. held 


110 "• » • . . ' |. 

paid, tlmt wc nmy* givo ^ proper credits 

, n d mute tin' neee.tkry clnirges. 
t * . John Eaklv. n 


rehuilding City Hotel . . . 


...•hi.Vrwh.nS. I"..rl,...r--t„r, -o,r,,~'„ii 'liu'.'-.'.nu r- f„r I ... ,-ry lo’m i',„„l„ 1 .,„ 

•f .Magiuine anitOmvier nlreetn.. , . .. . mum t . . .. . ... • 

, leant - y , \ - Kxt-t.stv" Ilmi.inB will I— eanrir .1 

i .rner of (*au»p aniLuf'nimcrcial Place ;u»ono ^unnner in the mine , ami lumber an well to* ran 


frinoo pvi'sent in life political affairs "f California Tln'r * 1 are t'v,< 


API'oiyf.MKs | s 'nv Tllk I’ltlMinFAT. 

•Ily nwl with Ihr mli i, r nml mniriit of Ihr Snuilr 

lh,n|»n.,n Knl.l.lns I urn, „r I,.,,,,,. „ r 

Steamerri’l Movement*. s, .,','i'i,',. U V!iiV,dS 3 ^.'i® 2 ii' M ' 

N i.vs Vans, l-'.-ltrunry :, . 1 ■ollnro,', ,.r I a. ,„ 1 „. s.-roMtirv ,,r , 1 , 

. I hi' -ii'unier Miunb.Vl.W h.is iirrin .l »t her .lock r ’ ' 'ui" .'I' V 11 ' 1 ! ' i, ‘U,-, ,„ lino,, ,„ 

r "«V l.iTnj.rK an.l-ojeroi.,,,- i n , H i r m"",' ’’ 

l.lo- a, II-, I r „• , ,1 1 .^‘''‘""''h.'M,' Oi Sirrelarv ,.f , j,,, 

greai^nUad.Mpvementr... i L„ V.r in 7 khi,,ill, in'''.m',,'‘io' ,' ll "i» ||i|| «- ", 

' : A. Kel.rui.ry S . ' Ale»«n.|er Wilkin. «r Mii.n.w.s>, I- Seeretarr <d the 

"*■ I 1 1 lim 1 vlpli in County CflltVcnllnn M.-dny passeii a I • nit.-ry ..f Minnesota, in the place orCliarleii K Pndt i, 
res-lutloi. luHtructing th 4 dMegatcn hi (lie flenernl Cfin-' T ic x u 

r ,^ 1 * Mr >v ; ‘ J "r v ; 1 

■ j- f hi n * I r.ilitev. resigned 

CopgreHHional Procoediiigs. v. "Hard w Jevotne. *.r NewVork.' t.. i„. llf ... 

: \V.wuv.i„> Ki-pninry . L'Sted sfme. ,„r trie, I*. ,„ Au.o in 

,„ the Sen i, ,11 lo-’diiy. U reml.lli.ill «■„, ,,,^,,,-,1 eravi, liiV K IV illinni II r M,„. ,,r lie, .rein. ,., |„. M„i.,,„, 

,l„- »i>,»,l,,t,i,e„t <>, » i' lnr*.’- . 1 -Am.lm. tnHwAnrtanl l , 11 !'" 1 A’KHel .., Ale.irtciu. in 

Th" W-h exile »y„„,n„ y re«,l„ll„„ j l . 1 " 'T"' r*-'*"-, 

''""O'" I'rhifhw till, »'„s illwuwikl. Inn finite so,o.,"r„V iKerih.-n l.V, r oi 7 'r 

hike" ,» i,.U„i,r„ 4 ,.„l . ■ " ei |, V: kI,V,.„ r V,!..;'",U " r N " w ' " rk " 


l io .lnge, V I'' • 
M ill! > 

1 1 *. rn.l Antt'f - 


*i"if to-.toi f, tr. 

It ht.n ; 

I Ism*, pp, , j 


„,rk, t" the t„„ »Jrt. „ t , r „„ k * 

Iiml several eargtsm have .i lirn i^. , * ^ 

'.HIoh„rere„,Z. , 1 - nil. ” 7 ” K*rt nf 


ur.rsi'S 

11 e Imre aim notlee., n u |,. „ r u,-,,, I , 


Richmond, Jan. SI, 18 S!i. 


JOOT- ISSUED F.RO&I T«E I’ltK.SS. ••■nmnnh-h.l Hh.ee A 

JOP* I t two-story fdoroa on Magaxine 

T,ir Cross of Ciuust, Wm^tlio very tilde ydire iMm. arid .luiia 

IHEU • *• . Vi ai >. i » ll J 1 “xpatriek. a Iwo-Htniv store *.n. 

rtml eloquent sermon preached by tuff late 1 1 uvii-p Camp an.i st, Mary . 

B. Buco.nt, I). IV. 1 . 1 . IV. immediately pi'eee- 

ding his Ordination eto the Kpiseopal offie,'.: li"Si'„v.i,ieni, oh old l,u,',din B , 


. • '.iiipmiiuvoiuuuTiTiii i-iuri' 

1 1 S JUiduicr. enrner. of-St. td»Hrlu**-»md ttoninn r 1 

eittl I'laee , 

o Dilhoin. ojip^witercurner- 

Auditions ma le to l.uilUUig mu'-r of Ciuna aini 

' onunefcial Flare 

*f • _iAvn.stf.ry ftores on Magailnn strt'ei' hetwVen 

■\"lv‘* Uanie and .iulia 

.1 I itxpatrick. a two-stniy .store on.ljilia street, lie- 

: veep Ciunp ajitl'St Alary ' 

A ljrntlielvlour-.su%’Vtor»‘H on' t.'airip street, m ar 
' lil'iHl . , . , ; . ' 


together with a sketch of the facts and inci- 
dents of his illness and death , to wliirlt is 
added the Funeral Discourse delivered on,tlie 
I occasion, by Bishop Jas. O. Andrew, D f>. 


>* 27 H.UOo 

S,tll, II ’uni, — Fifty-three .brick buildings have * been 
riveted in tlu> Sixth Ward during the year, at a cost 'fir 


s,.,,//, U’linl —Three itrick and' thirty-nine, \V<t*iden 


This work’ lias been jirouglli out in the *'» :l'ling« Wi're ereetcil ill tills Ward during Mie y 


neatest stvle of tlio art. Its suliject matter ‘ ' lou ‘ , 

ncau.M oi ‘ • •» t he total cost of M.e liuuQjngs r V et,.d ln‘lli«, S.r.mtl 

w nf tho hrst importance, and can not lull to .M..niei|»Hiity. including i dr. uoufur rei^M in the See.m.i 

ivetire for it an extensive circulation. Witd. is Mms binmn to i»e'f.i.uoti.i* 2 ft. 

Price, in best English elotl. *.'.... .50 cents. ... f •>:. ?">■ time 

Ii, best linglish cloth, gilt ojtm ....75 " % ^ ^ 

A discount Ol one fourth will be allowed ICmd -The rnlue of the phrperty .ffestrojed by 

^preachers inuf wholesale dealers. Orders ril this Want i- eainmt«'dat IM.tm 

. a W invite. 1 . K. Stf.vf.nson. Agent. h| hy ^ | ,hi ' " ‘ 

J»uiBVllll\ by., Dee. dO. jlll ( I'mntl, If *«,-«/. — Four wotaien buildings desl 


v .... uUCbu-in gr«u 4 -deiieiie.F - VW-hwirn-ffont-M ie M nty i * 
.'kMxm vill • F.kpre-s. that the I're.-.iue Isle Ftuiiiiug and Mininr 
hl.'Xlo ,■ ,rrpany havj- pul up a' saw 'iniU'.' and are' getting uni 
1 * 1 1 m h i lei"t"' r U» Im* Iii readiness -to coiuuienee the cnostructlon 
oj e Ilium* low fi'vt ht'iig early ill the spring. 

O.mxi I a San Fnmclsc.o, there 1 - a Co um'il without a Mima . 
“ iHKi fUU ‘' 11 without a (’ouncil ; I w,.Ym ii.elaiming ofliee. 

ouT fin llie ground that lie trn r-ehTtetl 'H i t, a majority of 
1 ! rfX H> ail the rotes, and tile other that he liatl dijt eete*l n linw it: 
‘ l0 (l<w> tl" eliiirti r and has been elerp ff infominlly by a* minority. 
ITH.ixm ' '•' | k. — A Severn gale oceiirretl at ^an ‘'Fram iseo on the 
• i MM .„ , tt'fi. Avhieh did etinsitlerahle dammri{ t . . Mdpplng.in tli" 

-.ui or h,llh " r • ' 

•iMtiiiui F.aii iit^c akT - -On the evening ol (lie 20 th 
ooden ' •‘•••h^tjiro'slioeki*' of an earth, juake were expeMelieinl 
r at a :,t ‘ ll11 t , ’ r, n , ’‘h*«*" N*> damage was done 

7 * ai 'ii I’ni —Small pox is wild tn'hav** made itr appeat* 
eeond 4, : " '* ,u * y, ‘ u •■‘t'ftnel.icit. in a very Revere form, 
ecoml Mom (ini.it Ills, i.v > im . 3 — 1 The Calveras Cliroillele njtvs ’ 

*• S.iilie »»f Mie most astonishitig liiseoverie* of go|tl we ever 
hfj.r.l of liiive. during the past week, been made AA iMiili 
a utile « i this place, in an ousti rlv tllrenUon. Tho whole 
••ar tow n. in fact, seem* rA have run mad— every class of pur 
c.t h\* ^""iftunilty. from tho lounging filler d* tin* iiiost energetic 
h .\ ing gone* in is t -haste, to ,4 lie new 111 Iiuiatlo (soineof 


N illiam IHcii «•! MassaehuXett to he S.erptarv of th 
5 -r\ to Mu* Mexican Itcmihlic i. 


C*tr . Mv..l, l. 
i?ont, p ton 


-it. V l,i.| r 4 a - 


■'h' "■ ' 3 : 's S 

tl.'AAtl.l. r Wilkin. „f .Minin |„. 

; 7 " f Mi " " m ""’ 

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, ham : 

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IJnsiyi. Ky. •••j— 80 


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fr™ mn-OTWl»„ ,l ur i ns wnk “ 

tniptirt.. -,.,c- th. l.l ,,f k-pf-ml-r l«uZ i. '7 

"‘cA k m?» "r" *»'»««• 7 »,ooo 

CASM.K* nm racp* an. Umrt. «„.| », 

"°' d ? f 1000 ,0 1200 8 t.r .1 1«® I0X4 „ 1 


Iii tlie I l"ii»"'. Mr Moii.po)i presented the Annual Ap- 


; NVviiiiNo’iiiNvPebhhiry. 

A llgld t(H,k place tii-d<U; ap MlellCuplfoi. jllst after the. 
adjeurumeut of the SenaO lift ween Seiuitor llorhliid. ol 
Arkansas, nml Mr Remivdy. Superintendent of the Ceu 


x,..r."t»ml N in lnl™rZ!£L - * 


■"l.ru.'i. V, llulr.l. .,, ll, i„l,„ A,, ||„. 

" N ''" 1,1 "f it a iv, .iiii 


» - . (••>• H mi nim 

. Klein* i A Mi , >• Ml 

Alt'. Nun. tnlll.Vil Is 1* 

l>\ e }> t„ U 

I ' 1 w'i“.sl, •'mill'll ihi I i/n no n i : ..... 

{.* y- J* .” I '"''.-nil 

\|a l.l,., i 4 / l&. || a.,, liruw,, 

H.eir, ♦* I'l'I.J ■ 1 UH'.IUuph i 

' ||| BI, V , A AI* U, ‘|' ] !!? 1 f *" ‘la. IsMiiniAim 
llli.iiii* A Ma.ilii., 4 'IS aim, ii I'lnollr.l 

s U>iii», ( ii, j 4 ai'^j .a iiu^ ,| Holt, 

f.itbs. ptti.u/i tm • • . I 

I- eu I her-, F th* .14 I , 1 ft ! .In, . ..nr.. . . y,. 

. « ‘M'C*I. FI. . * . * , ln.il.. I... 


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I 'la. KOitia.l I |„. J 

| N..lnin K , ■ | I in. 

I ' Kiffi;,, . ■ 

I S'Urur, P ll i 


,,v 


su The greatest niiioiiul of injury was sustained by Mr 
Kt iinetlv. who bail his ueje l.iidieii, . 

Ohio River MarkeU. \ \ 


Thomas I'arhery. I.ehis Carhery. N .1 MeCormlek. * ! " 

li ii* ,! ‘V l , '*i ,r s.in. Fierce Shoetimker F m.i J/i oo ' • 

Ih'iiry Heaver, .lolm I). Clark William N at, r-. Nichole < '•'•"her-, p :u I - ns 

J a llii n. a iiiL^ainmd t Irfll.h 1 „ . 1 ., slices or the Fence tn plfidC.Hl FRoi I i-/Wl i -. 
Me conn > .. Naslnngt.m in the District efCehimhiH Tl'rtkkS ll ?*'• 


tTi T ’"** m Um “ vr[m * at ’ H«acr«, .t - 


rt S*t f* it, J « 

Kr ' l » hi b « ",,nt,nn,dh,.Ty, 

nnd the few en R a K p nien t w hit re ln*en at > 2 / 318^1 tZ 
I'olt™ lo l.lrorp.K .1 , n Ilritlnfa *nd AmorUan row,. «* 
lo lln.ro olo On Tl,ur.,l, T , Hri.loh nl.lp ui,,,, ,* 
Itlrflrpool at for (.’ottnn* 


(III. >la. In. nlnr.*, 
'I'tafc* I,hIc ,#‘Ihi 


KXtTIANOKS-oTho of Mila liu not l-on l.nf., 

'" ll "" hinllod. »nd m. mxrkot hf—vj-nt 


Cincinnati, Feb. f». 


Ward art* Mated 


i,U""l"ly. tr.-ni 11,0 lounninn Ml.-r riv ,. r <tn , 

,llivk..ii, •|,.i-ldin..to ,.. ,,,« ,1 lion,,, „ cnMrl.loi-nM,. I,.,. running lull not unmolnnt .0 ti,,. s, I 

II, “t „l«l" , ,,„,, -lokod ol, for o,,,r,h nnvlprnlnn. lint llttlr him in uurXiinrkrln lo. ,>Mm„n "I linnri 


1 >"* »...'. —Him,.’. Moimhanin* JlnKntino 


/ 'on i ih It ’uni —Four woAHieii buildings destroyed— value 
f 4 J«» * 1 


I'l H 5 T ItOt'NH OF Ip AHTKItl.Y MKF.TI NtjS 
On lllnnni snlli Diitriil • lla/iimn L'oi[fnruj_n 


III, iu lit Circuit at llrikk'rVCovi*. . 

Lebanon Cirruit. at l.etiaiiod 

mih! Mountain Missiomal Fine tlr..' 

Ashville. nt Seale* . . 

I iuh*rsrille. at llarjMTsville 

Warrior. Miss al llellj- Spring* 

ttiikrr. Miss ...las|M*r 

I'lktfin**. Miv* at leiitiv 


MKF.TI NtjS. r ‘J !h •» w.- Loss, -, innluding tho Uest ruction of Bnuks 

r„i\fnin l n Aicnde. favuoo 

March, tl an. I ; sij,h »>«/.- The following iu^nse 1 o?.*«'*h are reported 
Maroli ly-an l 14 in Mu* Sixth Ward for the year past : 

March *JI ami 24 Charles Mot,. I iMoMs 

larch «i" Tv •, threcstpry liriek imildhigs pinh> 

Veril ll! a '.! 1 ’ll J.' ’ ' '• '-nek ''Uildings ' . . (i .Vni 

, - I ’J',' • lw,, ' t,,r y fraiue buildings lu.fRjh 

April 1 . and 1 1 ». •» om-.slory frame luiihlings., . .• 

il - v 1 11,1,1 “ .JJ Clappv pfmrcli. *,rgan. etc „• Jkl, OOn 

IcDoxai.ii I* K M illodlst.(Mc(J,l ehurdl. «lMi fixtures, etc. fHMKXj 


a mile up and d<>wu the hill-sidcs iMirderiug upon, Mu* head 
of i lie Chilian (iiileli 

: file hi# 'vhieli created tin* Juror,* is'om* liumlrcd and 
t'c feet deep, and cointneiieed paying well at thirty-fir. 
f' ' tVvrtn tliejedge The majority *if Mie 4 *laints are hein ; . 
‘ w,,rk".l witli a will.* and we «liall sooh knoA*- if Mu* avHo|, 
I'd' if rieJi. or if Mils on,* claim alone is to yi< id fftci lilies to 
its owners ' 

| A ii* it her hole, low. r down tlie lull-side, has commenced 


navigation. Ilut little has been dpltig hi ourYiiarkcta to- 
.day Sales of f, 0,000 ||,,Hulk Sides at «»„ «• ' r > ||, ' I, a rd 
is s. lling at 7 V* "t 1 tt» j 

New York Market*. 

•, Ni wVitnx, Fch f,. 


i it! ‘ ". f ,U,,Hl '* 1 !,rtW ‘ 1 u "< n hill for ll..' 

a. ■• 'll tioii o| ^imprisonment for debt, ami il only remaio* 
I'll the Mouse to endorse it to become a law. |( \ - 
what curious that one ,,f the most enlightened coinnun.. 
w.a hs iii tin- It, ion lias not lieforo adapted Mils reform 
Utmam Heaeli Law retme. the Lieut. Movernor. has ninde 
" report on Mu* nihj.ct. which' narrates several eases of 


Ji. N". I ! s' Ml I •• ,m, 

,1 • ■ ' Njt. '.( ... | A Ihi : A *.'.A 

Herring. V 4 " ! 1 " 

Ki-ult, ’ll I-. i . * 

I'.RiW'fi -- 

It,, •iii*. Mil I 
.1 M.I 


j Nill l»e|r«v. i.tt j 


j K h«-* tlHWx.Fc I 

| ill,**, A tv lllli' 


l| ,l„. I.ii.wn 

,| (*teel,i V n. 

i t , ^jiflnli,l.ll»i..,M 

,1 Allll'lli H„ 


oor <|iiotntlon* 1 

sterling 

Frunet, . . . 

NewYork slxly-dar lilils 
Hlglit Cheeks on NewVork. 


u*st»»ot» 

f* 22 Sfa )5 30 

V ct dlko. 
•/ifttl Si I' nt (llsfl. 


r '" • « oirn m, IT, lies several 

riu* demand lias Ih*,*ii limit*',! to-day hi the Cotton •JKi’d.Miip «uiu,*r the «thl law Of six' persons routined 

",',' k' t. .Min. .'iil.r l.nri-l v 1 KHI Ixtloi— ,,rl.-,U - il ,'*, I.Tli’..^ - Y;*'; 1 ',' 1 " ''■ 't'" 'l'-,,' „n,l. r, 

," ' tv'.r "flmy.-w Vi him lluprarnl. ,,xl„ B ,„ ■ I" l'.,„r i,„,n’,li. .\.)..h.r •■rlmll/ wnnT'o-iv iimMhi'it 


' I- ,. «, ilniui, |«h, 

< ,|t mill*, /jiiiI.' , I- 

A I , - I « , s s. ; 

■ Im tiiinl * 11 * 11 . . - 


| I.. 'Oil'll, 

!i Ho«p, %i m . 

( N"nlil(K». No. j 

•I". N". I 

I -I". N... *J 


Mi,- tavern lilt* iu 'counts fr, tin Kngliind nml aonn* 11 . 00 ) bills 


»w. ,, 4 jlng no,.. v . ,r,„„ f „ if ,„ wW. ^ I, 


" '"‘tr tnonlhs A^iikin crlpiile was lately arrested in Mi,. 
min* city torn detit of Mir*'** dollars and twelve cents, jm l I 


•onu.teiired I have been sold D-dny at |l..fi , 2 'ifli »4 K 7 .' u c. “j* bid for,, I '‘J «" «■' I'H board im oyster- 1 , oat. where, by 


I(m '.s hi 

Drain, r 

U .Ml 


D It McDoxai.k. F F. 


FIHST ROUND OF Ql’AHTKHLV MKKTMNjiS 

fholhr Tamnluoia Diilni L. lhihuina t 'uii // . .iRn 

ilm'iiMNire' tail ill it i < - 1 1 1 

Marion February* 7 and 8 

-V-w Ik-rtie and *.»ak drove, at New 

Hern, ! February 14 and !.*• 

Nrytl'rusjM'Ct. at Wesley Clixpid Felu ua.y 21 and - 2'2 

Kiu*li Creek.. ul Mount llcrumn Fei*r,uary US ami 2 J' 

(VnD'rriU,' nt Malum'* March t) and 7 

J iiH* * Vhlle.v. at Jonesboro' March lit and 14 

V.» ls*xjiigii,ip nt New Lexington Mar«*ii -JO and 21 

Mart'll *27 and - 2 N 

big sandy, itt Mount l'le > .nt or N il- , 

Unghaui ? April i! and 4 

• ° Tiiomas ,1 Kuoi n. I’. K 


« ri " , : l : iv ' l> V >- L,,: 

!»'..««> "*■-' A ' ''"'“I l "" ,»’•» f'-ijii'-.l 1 v.,iy firm wHh «h« »>,'( 9 l,k. ,,,-r II, ,,,„r.i„. 

Illlr.-)i. will. Mxll.r,*^,.. 60 ., )«, I,' ,-,.iuintuiijjl.l|*'r«ti..ir»-„, Tl,,. in, lira, , I fi, 4 ,J>v 4 N.-wl.rl.'nn.Huw nl.n.ly ,, 14 , 

'. J-: "n't" ,.r-TT„. tl.t.s.v.,,, Vr.,,. 1 , ,.„,l JT V.H',, Kr,,i,'l„.' 


«. ’ Tutal ■: M, 14 . 60.1 

hy^firo In ( Ivin* L*^wlu .'"'^7 '''' . r, ”> "«■" «,-i ? -Tl,,-Mi,,li,,,, lr, in j enny L i nd ,„ M arriagei 

i,.','n ..'."‘".i ■ nr'f'rr'Vi"' *, "‘'•; ,, " lr »*" l "n " f MM 7 ,,«rr.r’a".«r 13 &*,rZ»^ 2 lM^ .^ 7 ?? ‘S'^lrWtHl>»wW*wll* ««HM»k. 

l'i Idiugs liy tire in tlie Muiiinpaiity, liavt* b,yn'^*, 7 ' 2 .lkX). t tnddM'lmiiile is tin* liappy man 

Th is it will In*. seen that the value of jiroperty built up. !'» u n m Jrn..» s — .Judge .tones. I nitcd Ftatcs 

w . liout counting the gt. Idiarles llutei add ninny otln r Irtt*! .Iinlge for the. Southern District. of California, died ARRIVAL OF THE NIAG-ARA. 

in «'"„»*• „r ,„ II, v Fiflh tt „r,l. ,-x-. '"*."*!' nth ", l»< mlmr. „r muAifi'ipion. ■ Cotton Active and Firm— Important from 

0 , d.'Mroy,.,, .inrin* ,,v ^ 1 " 7 . i ■,.X , ’s^!^,»,l , ,!. r t^'i* Franco-Pron.ulgaUon .of tho Con»Ut u . 

' ," 7 , tion— Insult to Americans in Vienna. 

.nils Nvrnii ,.v — a laris rom*spoiulettt of tin* I, mu. an l weighing each Ifi.OUO pounds. Their machinery is to NiwY|hk. Wudnosdpy Night, Feb. 4 

d^i News- says Mint nothing- is- more iTldentrtlmii tliuT 4 *' pro| eir.*il |,y t wo engiin s ,,f t,.n imps,* ),ower..anit faeilii ri»,. Cunard steium r PNiagarn has arrived at Halifax, 
"tn.,, 1 * in U'-Uly frsr ilk.utrisiir 1 - ,"' u l"'"' "." 1 fjT .unnuifintiurio* and isiwtrinfi hrlnrins .Int.-s frinii uWir|N>il.tn lln>-lTth-d*n«*n The 

r, ; n^Uhe ih-nm. ,,, ^ "I *•«"«>•« •« * - "I'L, e. . "T ° 

tl is nt the Klysec lunelM-en nlmndonj'd — all the cl.im- m diimry in t b, working ,.f tin- , mart/, uiiu, *. ami tli.* ^Liverpool Markets, 

m ys *.f tlie palacu are covered with*nn iron frame-work g:* atdncr**..s" iii the niniiV* r uf riv**r steaiu. r.' aiube|iu- 4 * . i • 

(•• prevent the descent <,r b«.ii.b-shells or dem.mogues M '. u ‘i nt »‘-L«V n O* »f ncchlyUts, has started This •‘liter- • y . . - ‘ ,1 . • •'■>«uinry 1 , 

, i* m.igogues d 0 • beri* liu* lM-eu a good; demnnd in tin* Cotton market 

Tl * termr with which tho atinosuhere U eb;,v.r...i . ' . ... .. ... . . . . * . .. - . . .5 • 


- KIH?T UOl'ND Ol'J yl\\ltTKKLY MKKTINMS 

, * tAe Drmopo'n 1 Uih ict. , lltilniina ( T,w_/V 


. i .hfiuupolU Fcffn 

J C.Jurui AJiA*ion 

■^Witfu ' p'|, r „ 

• ■»halw and Orrville ’ Fcbru 

l nl m Ttiwn Circuitj at Aslmry . V. . . . . Mar, I 
bt*,T I each Tn*,.. hi Mount Olivet . Mnrcl 
. JJarengti I ireuit.'at Lindeu ... • Marc 

■iMvnriu Colored .Ml.-sion 

.......y. Marc' 

I Ihyton Colored Mission 

»« .Mount Carmel'. .VpVil 

Butler Circuit, at Hear Cr,', k . . . \ irii 

(tutoil rin'lllt n, ' .. 


Fefirulliy 14 and 1 & 


February ‘21 and 


('ottun to Liverpool. .'»-;J , 2 i , S) 3 - 10 d'. per lb tlie best, results 'linve fn||,»v/ed 

Jenny Lind’s Marriage. 

Un i . pol l ot .lvimyl'diid s marriagiyis emitlrnied— (Hto" sti.tute liook too soon 
Uold.M'imiiile is Mie liaifpy man 

ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA. 

Cotton Active and Firm — Important from 1 s N .for prosecuti 


im ails or hIxjrt-iuniDing limb-, he Imped to earn a srni.tv 
II'. iIii-hI Tin* won, i use a debtor can bo toil to i* to 
ei'iiuiu* lulu in jail, unless, indeed, he is fiiiuililhuit ; arid 
I'.'I rrf'^r-nir ‘t'^rlptlon provision i- Iiuol,. in „|| ; 

at, . dishing imprisonment for debt, To penult nrreHts h r 
debt under ordinary eirouni'timr. -. i* e.jually use|,-> mi l 
cruel, in tile Males when) Mie. alwlii ion Im.i taken pin,*., 
tlie best results ’have foll.iv.vil ir*ii...e.. p . 


I',* , i.in , ai.pi.l.i! ' 
ll". *ll, 'Ill'll, Im<»I> j 


l».* . 7 ,^ M.I' ... | 4 nil 
(•ill powder, 
i " ,iiii«*ii ( * >< kin! a mi 

S|i'ir 4 inB | i; on 

((la *i, V'"ii .'»*til i 

Ac .Ti.mi.Hl.v lo I ,in 


, j llrfi,Mv.('|,*,Hi K „ i ini 

<l". IlnnlrniK. . . sg 

| , 1 ". Amsrlcan. .. //, 

I (bii,|l»llnii.l. . . . . si u 

|] * 1 ". Atiierimn . . yj 

II limn, Jiiniitir,,. . | mi 

ll do. New Kiiii Iniiil . ;.| 

I do. V.'H* Hkniifi. ,|„ 1 

If ^ WliiSlij .rr. iirtM '| 1 V| 

f Almlnd 

'iHlilna, Fr..U. ! 

11 llllffitf.l V ,MI 


' tMnri.Aim. a r ,i fcVBi.ANu. 

. I.KVBI.SNII, imoTIIKHB k 01 ) 

1 6 mnUn,l„ti M, rrh.nu 21 .',„„ m , rck.i Pl.„, N -. Or- 

h'niia 

I- il 

HlCIIAHD NHUKNTklSr ~ 

1 ;°“"" Km'l'ir* ntn, t'i>liun 1 **ioii Mnrjianh.! Ne 61 „n,,,n 

lh,«. , *mnd*l*t.Mi«d£N..v Orinns “ « 


Cl 'Him isslon mid F, 

street 


s V reel. , new Urb ans. f„ 

** 0 BK« ORHRNW 6 oD hi 1-0 

nd Forwarding Mih-ebants No. iTCarotuI 


2 *'tC'iroiule|nt 

fe tt 


I *•'■',. *llM» I'll.,. ||. 

tin. In lour 


Wi.dMi let) tn th** Union where liupriaonuieiit. i,,r *l«*l,t i» I (••M'«)ltn*s, 


n, , 'i*.''l III,' latlkmut, , lru ,.' k iv,, ,,, 'll,' 

sl I 1 1 1 1 * Iii i, . 1 : lor, sniii. ' 


France— Promulgation . of the Constitu- 
tion-Insult to Americans in Vienna. 


LoCis Nvroi.i »v— A Paris correspondent nf Mo* t.oiw I 
d-:i News- says that nothing is- more PVldentrtlmu MiuT 


Insult to Americans in Vienna. 

Ni w VAiik. N'edncsdpy Night. Fell 4 
mrd .steamer iNiiigarn bus arrived at Halifax . 1 


a- . rs of Mi,* palace are covered with‘an iron frame-work, 
t" prevent the descent of bomb-shells' or demagogue!* ! 


February is and SI T,: ‘‘ tt * rr "r with which the- atmosphere is charged has in- 


.■'in .Ions I* iiankiin. — A Washington writer says : -A 
n.tw suggestion .is nnnnynred t»y Captain Ciiarl. s Wilkes. 
C S N for prosecuting the search for Sir John Franklin 
N. like Ills id.-a p.ninl confess that it* strikes m as the 
unlyway in which Sir John can he found, ('apt Wilkes 
w ih the eoiimintider *,f fhe\jriltcd States KxploHng Kgpe- 
dii ion. and Ids opinion 4 s entitled to great weight. Ht> 
tliioks it n wnste of linn*, money anil energy to atteinpf t • , 
lli.'l Fraiikliij., iviihiml /raring Ihr' ihi/* at lhr j,t$l ire. mid 
Diking to sledges. A base of operations' sfiouhl Im* Inhl 
df.v^ nml eyery quiirjer of tip. Arctic regions thoroughly 
«.Xi'l*.r*‘d. lie urges tin* Hritish .jtlovVrnment to- regard 
th" search As just now liegun. nnd to*cotnnii*)i& 'pn the 


k from Me* I 

^ ,l,». il«w-ratle,|'.lw*HN. |Pi 7 .hi 

<!•■ liM'kli.l . . , |. 

. liny, l«n. Ill 00 -Ml 16 
rsays: •• A II 1,1 cm, V tt ,. 1 , 

tries Wilkes )' I * M**. Aim - 1 - S 

’ UK*-. , lf> V|.., - 1 iu 

111 Fninklili. . 4 V-t iililtwji’ryt— j 

•s IIS ...il,,, I"'-, ■•Minify « I 1 

s us us tli,. K l,> nml ( 'iilf 4 U - 6 

•apt Wilkes Iron, **!<.>. ; i 

„L| n „ v _„ t k '-* i»oo 'iQOrf 

"ring r*xpe- Co-mlnrW.ftk 4 >^ 

weight. He Eiiijliili, F i.tn'.iM) in, so (hs- 


Nhot. Am.. put, 
AH fii/.r*. VA Hi. . 
Tohneen, >* ff..| 
( 1 iuieaaC'ig.l««t 


n-HIUIIT. HTI.I.IAMH * CO 
I'.j"," 1 ..,"" M.-rr lu.nl., Nt, m (irnTit-r Mn-rt, N«* Or- 

/.O 


•f j* 


Tallow, VI. « « u 

Tea*, b n. ; 1 

. llii|M>rifll _ jo | jij 

(>un|Mtw,l,.r - n:i. • i ini 

tty * 4 H, - yo I yj, 

. > oanif llywm .. — |6 — . 

H.vs«m» Skin L_ 4 ft- — 6 <i 

•I’fijrhong I — VS — 4 ,i 

'rin^ | .«.Ua,|- S 

^«blrf 4 r*,X>l,i.j|| yj n so 


• s * UUK MAN k CO 

l..,|,,,rl,-r.. H | H*t,i| .Irmlnruln II.,., C.„, 

H,r„« U ,«,|, 1 N„ M, .Ir.-.-l, ,-„n« „f <i rnT ,.. r 
New Orleans. * 1 


A *fnrml*M(»r,n.fnl ,-f rtmam. r«m|w..,ky. fr-rl„,ro 
»n,t fnl,u , UWMl rwl , um" 

on hand. J 


si unfed itself, like a moral plague, into | 4 o* imperial pn*- 
s, , c, It is stated Mint during tin* recent jubilee iu hoymr 1 
«•! the elect ion^especlal car,* was taken to protect tli** 
Ft sident from HAMuudnatlou. . All ^he tious** along th.. 
r« ute of the procvssiou 'were 'examiuod and closed, and 
go. mb* rode by his carriage ever on tin* <;hi i hr > t . 


u.. chlne/-y in th.* w*.r.king *.r the quartz niiiics. and tlie ^Liverpool Markets. down and everv , trier , f.i * ,* ' ’ J 1 1 

c.< atdncrease in the niiiiib, r of river steamer- and ,on- ^ ^ml* yery quart* r of the Arctic rugtbm* thoroughly 

- • uent (Veqyiericy of accident*, has started this Cuter- * .... . * l*i\ yieooi . .lanunry 17 axph.ml. lie urges the HritishOovYrmnent to- regnr.l 

z&srM- 

co; -wheel bf a crushing mill. 1 . without alteration, as fullow* : lairOrlcans ..*, and Fair — - — == ar ' . 

. . _ T , .j, , , . . ,, Cplaud.s 4 ».d. The «ilort^ob>Aal(JOOd bales to exporters t'n^wn «r>^— ^ The NatiomiT I ll telllgenror says : "We 

Uri V i ‘ nUa ' iayn : »*“I -hxiO on speculation. The Mock ou hAnd last evening IUV lnfl,r »ied that a despatch has in-en received from an 


Ni II Ilii't* \|- 6 -- 

_'C’,i*ling», Am . 3 — 

Lin il.er, 

yard |*rlee« . 

l!.. ,o 1 «.|iiii. >,Mlc''/ r . no 4 M 
,tu VrK.tw (tin*., II. IN) 1 1 A 
. 1 .. rypri'M .... 11 00 /4 

# 8 l..vr«,|, ,-.|lli*V 0 i 4 " i**i 1 1 ’> 


" JH — • Twine,'”' Vri! 

^ M Haling 

_ 3 — 1 1 8 «ln« 

i jj Wines, F gmlln, 


"Sxru 7 mnS' I . 4 wwfij*,: Ion*. ,,r whirl, w.w Am.r" “ r «*M "»4 Iu Nrw M.-xico, >unn* th»t I lK ’ 

1 I.. , , : , ,li ' I iron ' 210 . 00011 ,, lea lf„l,l..rs l.nv.. 1 .....,, I. .. II IM'Xteilsi ve an, I riel, siltw.e ...i.,,. . I Wrtlim 


5 n ¥vrn JtriYflCC-ThC NatlblfaT Intclligeiirer says : 
ore informed that a despatch hns been received from an 


Ob.irrB,|. r.f i.-w.*" HU 1 

H, w.,ndt till, r.r. fur. 00 i 
> 1 ". Krrnrl, t,ii.l»j 34 no 
•lo K-O.hl’HlIillg. — . 

la-a, w v j 

Fir ' 3 ’i* ' 


l*»rl 

.Mmlril* . .... 
•I", i.niupoii . 
1 Vu*rllfM. . . , , 
..Slrily Mml.irn 
AIuIhbs, »»••* ! 


NsUanuriuitnrj. 1 R 1 ,trfrl Now V,»K. r.« 

0100,000 W ORTH OF 

Fanhionable Clothing, OenUomen’* Fhrnikh- 
Ing Good*, Ac., nt RntaiL 

ALlltED MV N HOE If CO.'U 

On,' 1 ‘ric* " -'frmm,,th lUotUiifi MtahUiiuBrai. No M 


Magazine sjrcet, New Orleans. 


iiiamu*. mu,. . . 1 — 1.30 a- 3 a 
«lo. .fry RO \r 36 

-\s 

.M»rn<-,ll, «. p.’tl, 16 - 6(7 IlfiVl 


barton Circuit, at Coke's Chapel'.'. . . . '.April - 17 and is g" «H»uualiy tppay for n little elevation 


, T.dll AHD. F. K 


flliST BOUND {>/ ,,,' A IITK IU.V M KKTINli 
llt.Mmitgmn’i/ Ihiinct. .■Ilnimnn r, 

K.-,,ru„ry 1 j um, 

fn! Vr',T Lb r U ' t H ' M " u "' HwlfiH. K,-t,ru*rj 21 22 

iSSX Hy «rh Ki'Uruuri. 2 S .in 

jkufrBfrK-hrall. ut A.i, „V)-’ ’;’ JJjil '' “St ll 

‘U» 1 »r 4 „ Sal,.,,,. a'cM-^Iu.u 

““Site. «l Brlhl.l)f m . . • ...Anri, 17 an 


! Iai.IKax ami Ni:wiot:.Ni)LANi) Ti:i.f.*l"n.CrH — 1 The 


V rk Journal of Commerce states that the- project of run- nn 


■her of thenrin themines. upon which imniense laluir ha- -l 1 -N/ltwaxdvs. Ilitldors.have been pressing some 
ta eii expended, designed t«t carry a supply of water from u " **»«; market. The sale/yesterday were (JIMX) bales, 
the rivers to flic dry diggings In hi I>orndn>urh a canal F'lour has been in goo*l request at Ann prices 
ha * just been completed. Wing fourteen miles ihleiigtli. ,iU „ ' «*.*« , .... . . ! 


ican * 210 , |HX) Jmles. 1 1 * 4 dors , have been pressing somewhat n "^*^. t,,w *vc and rich silver mine has been discovered . on 
on Mu; market. The snlepMtordny were 0000 bales. 1,1 ‘ P nbl l° Innds. in the vicinity of Fort Fillmore, In that 


n> >g aielegraph Hue frbpi |lsJifMX, 1 »'Si, 3 fili^t% i t>vj'ouud- | 
In nd* has Wconie* a Axed fact. All the stock has la*en 
taken— a good portion of. It in this city, and arriiiigemcnt* j 


.'.• rivt-rs to the dry diggings. In K 1 Dorado>uch a canal' F'lour has been in gobTl request at Ann prices, but tri r kory. The main or chief vien is said to W over Ave 
O l bunt " ith,,ut rhan«*d^uot#tfoi«. ' Ohio Is quoted at 21 /® 22 s. i,u ,n wi i Uh «» *urfcoe.>pd is ex^ed from the 

liners ” ' * and Westeni Canal ut * 2 Is.; Od.. with nil active demand «f'» mountain Aflcen hundred fe«t high to If i 


Wsilim — 
TI’.iiii.uIoii . . | 
Hit,, 


~ *. I CaUilon'm 16 .ni jn <m 

• <tn. ftfall.m — I— »o —|| 

... h * 7 'l*"gn-.<t»*. « On td 00 

S J Wool, vn- 

»«- *». II fcg 


OKNTLEMRN visiting N*w Orleans nXo /^iM^tfidJy In. 

e^nniiucmurD MieU^crt "and moat. om- 
|.k*t** assortment of goods in the, above line to be fouud iu 
tlie Hnuth. 


NEW ORLEANS MARKETS. 


Tne U.UNS —All our exchanges from tin* interior con- I l ’. on ' * ,ftS « l **° hi g«s»d ;U«man*l. and prices have ad- " Vrr u ,h '“«sHnd yards in length The eastern slop,* 


. . . Fekruary.A) andii an making f„r purchasiiig the wire. The •whole-length of 


tain chirring account* of the- heavy fall of rain in theii I vn,, *’ 4M * 1 **. Od.- pr quartet The quotations are nnwTor J °"^ . l, "‘ ninu, > t »h» has l»een-exploredl^hiit them ,ls no 


rMnirU 2 U and 21 ' 

. March *27 and * 2 t* 


Mixed * 20 s 0 ,|./®nOs.. mid fi.r White 32 s There has been j ,b "(bt Mint tin* vein pnssses entirely tlirongh it. An nr 


Ciini-ruN Advocatk Omrl, 
Baturdny Mortilng, Fubrnary 7 .TA 62 .' 


Tlie transactions in on r market have Iwen 


tl. • wire will la* :iko miles, of which tki will be sub-marine 
1 iiy remainder .'t'JO. will Im* extended ov**r marshes on the 


Lii xiru — The Iron p'rojH*llef tCaiTgarritv was fiiunrlTed' | n V«M»d detnntid for FroTisioiisrntflniier jirii'OB.but wttliout • l f VH|i ‘ of ll, e has beep made liy h M exl'cnh silver i^ir^*r. j 'hiring the past w«***k, 


Wc mannfncture all our Clodiing expressly far our uwr 
retail sales, and it is with the perfect confident* of being a 
ublo to give satisfaction, that We ask all who may favor u« 
with a call to examine particularly our styles, manufac- 
ture. trimmings, fee. 

All gwnlssold by us nro warranted in every respect. If 
.after thu purchase ut any artlcleany dissatlsfacMon exists 
It will be cheerfully taken bae* and the money rsfrtndcd. 


April and 4 1 v r,,, ! , ««iiticr .,' 20 . will Im* extended over marshes.' oq the 

Ap^ila-ti in arid'l 1 #»* ••uiul.* and will, nf course, require insulation Tlfc jtcr- 


• April 17 nnd is 
U t* AHgi: i r. F K 


•vuilH in all Jr 


Ii tin recently I 


Advocate Office, Fobruary 7 . 

Al» V/s U ^ Joiner, Selma. 
“um.,t K A, l,1Ui ; : "r <’ lluwArd. An. 

h K, , Ala - M !t» 

.*•> " »• *»wrfl. (lr.'i,u,l,,. 

“iISu u p«- '• ivy. 


- t> contracting ip construct the line, stipulate to have it 
c '.npleted iu eighteen months front. the present time, li 
is * great undei tuklng. and should a litiq of steHihships, 
b put on the rout** from (ialway to Halifax, touching at 
Si - Johns, as is contemplated. London will Ik, brought 
v .'Lin six days of tiie city of NuwYorlf. 




HM, u , v ii,v .. '»”> 

U..Ls« ’ n . - V 1 ockroliam. N iun.sboro. 
bridre*r.l S,u hh in. s.) Ira Sanle.rn. Bain- 


rm Sam oi iiii; ISmcmio. — A correspondent of th" 
N w^ttrk Kxprcf-s. wrjFiug from Jaekoottyilh*. Fla., aud 
Sj aking of the sale of the steamship Fnmporo, says ; 


r, , ently at Happy Valley, hy Mr M Vice. She Is intended 
for a lerry-hont to t'ontra Costa. 

Lahiu Li »ir,— The San Francisco Herald says: Wc 
examined^ yesterdAy. at tlie jewelry i^tMildishnieiit of 
Mtssrs Jacks Woodruff a magnificent specimen of ndn- 
F'\d gold and quartz In the proportion Yf nbout three- 
■fourths nf the precious metal to one-fourth of rock. It 
w, ighs 170 ounces, arid was taken from a vein iu El Dornd 
county. It is valued at $ 4000 . 


material ehaugc. 

General Intelligence— France— New Con- 
stitution-Powers of the Chiof Magis- 


pn,n",incu* It my rich. Kurt ri„mf*f l« «l*n„ I 4 "w.. < ,f ulilfh thn mlpply had I, mlwfifinl. 


,.rk«t I,,.,, „„ AllmJUal l„ m „ Wrat „ )li ;„ w our 

piirtl.-ularly In Wwilrrn I'ril- | ()NK 

FItI(!K ('(ill (looiia v, 


twenty miles north pf Kl Faso.' 


stitution Powers of the Ohiof Magis- •‘Vu.n axi> im. .SrANisu l’i;ori.i:.— -We make the follow- sustained prices, particularly sine, 
trate — Approaching Marriage of Louis h.;, extract from the letter of a la^y. written Ht Mmlrid : Were received. Bugar nud Molass, 
Napoleon. T j|)* t h* »trort ill Madrid nn* Well attended, aud l,y ll Toltacco very little Iihh been done 

«apuioon. w> It dressed, welbbehiived couiuany— tin* <m,*ra esneeinllv „ , , 

n„. . wbieli I Imv,. nirun.it/ 1 _ , ' ?! ' ' ; The wiutluT has Ihwii clear a 


.Napoleon, ", Wii-Ofonveu cninmuiy_tin,opem wiiMJclally. 

The N, w Constitution hai» Wn promulgated. Under it wl u U 1 have already descrilk*d In a former letter, aiid 
Louis Napoleon, is styled Fflnee Fresident In his mime .T,., 'v'. ‘ ’ * u? u' 11 , tb e patronage it re- 

jju-th-" is tlispi-ps.'d. II" Mu. , 1 m psripwing POW.T. nud i, . v. niug IrrlulU,'. ' T, "p. lu J)", ). * .•V.nVi'u, ny ‘nrrlv ', llii 

igimito all laws 11,1 ,e.auumnds the forces. Is cm- ut About eleven : hut to me it liniteared dull r„r ti„. i„ 


..wing to tin* closing of navigation iu the Western rive/s' 
Cot ion has moved off pretty freely, however, and nt well 
sustained prices, particularly since tin* Niagara’s accounts 
Were received. Hngar and Molasses have been steady. In 


ONE PRICK FOR MOODR-No .levUUou 
fo 6 * , J r ALFRED MUNROMfe 00 . 

•'(4 Magazine itreut, New Orleans 


Ra.i for Tin 1,1 —III the list of passengers' mimes fur l " "rigiuate all laws lie enmmnnds tlm forces. U cm 
th • Vrtllejo Hull, there appear ub lesrf thn u *28 Honorablcs. I , " Wl T**J 10 declare war pud to make treaties ; appoint 


stained prices, particularly since the Niagara’s accounts BREWSTER \ OO 

ere received. Hiigarauil Molasses have been steady. In ... ** 

iltacco very little has Wen done. ' A ll Bl A (i t W A Jt E II 0 V ij £ , 

The weather has Imcii clear and pleasant most of the So Mravler street. roar gt. Charles Hobi and IOC 8 t 
i** k. and within the past dny or twof.niD* wnnn Uliarlcs ’ ' 


'2f> Captalusr 14 Uolonels. 13 Meiierals. 11 Mnvoi 


r P“ r ' 1 ""i»g l»*wcr. and is evening IrrhUiat. These open laU*. the cpniimny arriving 
*1 .commands Mm forces, is cm- ,lt dhnut eleven ; but to me it appeared dull, for the la- 
pud to make treaties ; appoint- dk ' «R down to cards. and tin* gentlemen lounge round 


vcck. and within the past dny or two quit** worm. 
COTTON— The market, though tolerably steady in the 


cnrly part of the week, was not active, and the combined I »nd ('■ried assortment of 


f Tiarles streot. 

HOLIUIT tlie attention of purchasers to th«ir *xi*nstv« 


I i-**'* 1 ' Ij' the steamer's being offered for sale. Mc(/i|ecn doctors. Tl.ere are but seven names out of Has which 


'•• Intosh. Esq . of tills .place, tiriefly addressed Mica.-- 
S' milled crowd, and appealed to them In behalf of Mi 


hove* no title prefixed to them 


I wUT present an annual message to the people. •»*•••.««'» »m** wn« msium muni net ten. . v «» ««• 

1 In case* of the death of jli«» Frince President the Senate m,p ,,,H " " f K' ,, “ l "^**n retiring t*. a separate , Htu{ thfl tW0 fo * ,ow,n F '‘nys summed up 2 .Y 700 hales. RcimslD.ry In the United Htatea.) a variety of 

r...,uir. a . I.y th„ Uou«l «t|o„ D, „„„•*, frt^*».<^. ^ *••„„•„ * * : '•" Tu™, N 7 U 0 •„, W«ta«d.y. « D J 8 ««, ' NKW VOKK l!,TV MADK UARBIA. 


•Ik-- sit down to 'cards, nnd the geutlenWui lounge round * ° r Monday did not exceed 0800 bales. UARRIAUK 8 AND HARNEHH.' 

I Bonktnr- nml «[, offlour, .,f SUtp. who nfr' to Diki' (Will, i.f III ''llmrt 1 ,™ (TV'S 1 '“’ "“I 1- ."" , 1 uki pK Su'lr plgi.r- that •' r » , hw "»«,«r n.,"* flit thn i,u«m,p 4 lip|<i« ■trlnt nkl- "'I'l'' 1 ' *'«T >'IT' ri,l th« rery lowp.t ,,rlcpi. frr cu^Tur «u. 

witic. Th .7 . r™„ ,h., P 


tolmcco smoke. I confess 1 like Mils custom much |a*tte 


affairs,, and the business of I New York house, No. 3 U 0 Hr, Midway (the oldest Carriage 


belli of itlOfr-l By V. ' $2 ^ n«r and .family not to fom. his agent to bid her off , 

I Mitt IV ini n a ." 1 <"**> • (» » ) 'll" I f "" V,,U "' Xfcleh Iu- wm |.rc|.„r,-.l In do (ft , w 

'l'i Sin, lw. 7 . 7 . 


rntourc tbi * 
’he Mussets 


Later from Oregon. 


is required, by the Uonstjfrriioii to conv. 
which will proceed to the i*lect|oii of a new 


fjtnms. Post-master - ^iV ■ V Fil l.' ’ t' i ' ' ' 6 °° n i uir ^ 1 ,r •' l, ‘ McIntosh s' remarks doul.Mess had their , l "‘ < ’” ,UD ‘W H »n-ived nt San Francbk-o on the 2 WI. Louis Napoleon, is to designate the candidates, mditqilng 
Miss. . Less 5 iir * *" ^ ' r ' , kl , ' 1 ’ '*’*• judjliug troiu tin* low sum for which she was hold " * )l cember. Iwiving left Fortlaud on the 23 d. Snow w a.* such citizens as may merit the cmfidenee of the neonlc 


to convoke the imtion. t *> my mind, society Is nothing without gentlemen Tl 
of a new Fresident, hut Spanish ladies, in this nnd mntiy other respects, arc not 



By jj \ he*.- 5 0 c 

•j Tj aTh " ' 1 **. ! .V . 

bn* fj ' <»>«') "* L r uuhinglnliu. Titty. Ml 


*■' 1 , , 1,1 ,,,,,, nmi ninny oilier resp,-cts. arc not so I easier for tin* irrinles below 

fa Mdiouri as the American or. English. . Upon tin* whole. * 

I f .1,11.1 fli..m .... i , .. , .! . .1 the Nimraras news, fin no 


v.z wssM.r, Tuesday. N 71 KJ on M cdiieMdHy.und 80001 .il NEW YORK UfTY MADE CARRIAGE# 

Thursday, prices Mug firm for the bf, tier qualities, but Borne of which* are of entirely new and oririiuU 'dmlana 

easier tor the irriuleH lu.lnw AM. ni.u... ..... ... ® 


By Kvr T j I 

D»iau,|„, krll j “ ’•'■>’ > l'i -;.) Margarp, IVilliaiu- 


'Ipkax P«,taoi:.— M r. J. W. Kitm 'lly. Amlllnr nf n... 
i,p,i»ury for ilip Onuml Fiwt-ofi,™ De|,ur>meu,. hn ijirii. 
m , 1 ,'d 1 „ O.iijgriiM „ ptutPQipnt of tlip „ „f 


D, ceinber. (laying left Portlnud on the 23 d. Snow -win* such citizens as may merit <h« cmfidenee of the neoiilc • I .und them genth*. umiat.l**, and lovely, though exceed- 
" Ul "' ' Tl " > "«•«'*- Spu«,onj wiu, . 1 ,,. 17 , 1 , 


easier for the grade* below Yesterday the publication of Al« 6 , plainer, but equally Mubstantlal vehlclos. fftnn Mn> 
Mo* Niagara’s news, announcing a firm hut unchanged same reputable Koeteru’ manufacturers. 


Political. — T lie Legislature was still divided ns to the 
se.it bf government, nnd the meailMirs were holding sepm 
at • sessions at Salem and Oregon City — Each party held 


Tho National Qua rds delivered up their arms pitliout I “t *mnm penanc 


producing any-tmuble. 


aev, I) a n 

Uringittnn Mi ,MKll, "' : (n s ) y\ Lawrence. 
H-v. .% T M V r** 50 - 

Til,f hi ; JolmiLk 1 " * Smith. White- 

»-u. U. Jnmr$ A TJiorns. Jaek- 

/■I'Mfri " ■ ,ub '-.’-l-» K W. Xu. 47 D 



1,1 A s " d ""'- 

l* * I '’.',r,ilii„!',ph , |' n * u M ) .tpumipltp Hprritnuu, 
, Jam. Ahjji, VW * Kurlmip. 

ni,,, k-i ,*'/!! ' I M«ry A AulJ. Kinniu 

,V» 2 .Vj U " nlJ T “u, III,. Ml NpIIh. All, 


r, SDttpK thruiigh umuOng, , Z. 

Th " ,fllrll„/„pi„lo,'„ 


fe, sors. Yet I low 
th iii ; for there is 


Oiqmrd line 

C llii.fr line 

H euion line • 

M i vre line ‘ 

N wYork nnd California 

Cliarlesitni and Havana. . 


• . . * 139.359 95 \ 

... 224.336 18 

. . . 109.138 45 
. . 53.178 61 1 

. . . 69 U .201 11 I 

• . - 15.502 57 * 


on the suliject. 

\V. Buck has: beeu appointed Territorial Treasurer, ami 
A'.len F. .Miller Lilmiriau. 

Fitjfts’ Bo.-ifi, — Tills part of the country was uttmeiing 


■ r. - ... ... , . , i>i,-,iy.uii iii oiacK.wunoui bonnels. walking irraci - I "U*nuy a 

ttuy.f" >l«.v. I t„ Im 1 "pilled, nnd prppi,mtl<*i« »rp niukinif fu'ly aIoiiii. with rilp uunlllln Tuplpfully pinnp,l lo tlmlr I gpplpmli 

lllfropinlom. | ■'"■ it" frirbmllou. _ I W'li’k liulr oiul floulnfi down Imlilml. dortlon tl,p|r lirlglil | 

If 1 were a man, I am j 


Prussia. 

Tlie Council of State is revived at Berlin. 

Austria — Insult to American Change. 

At a Omni! Ball given j»y tlie First Minister of the 


ms ; and. generally, they have a melancholy. mar,tet nt Liverpool' secnu*.l to Im* regarded ns favorable. Particular attention will bo given to the covering ... ■ 
" Tf?T\ »n<l"r lliPU''lKl'l «uU ."m.'UOlkl Imlp, ,.r„,ll.po «4 „f, luki^ .Jnl.l fr r ,lilpmpnt of Cwri^P., I.. l,„or. prompl m 

'•"ti^p 111 ^ d ". — ^ • T*- 

Micro is no ft que [of charm 'about them; they ® D a ' an ' Northern operator*. Frlc«*s appear <|ult*. - “ ' _ — — ■■■■.,, . ^ 

Uy.nll in block, without b*fnnets, walking grace- Ht«*iuly at the close The recdpU at this port since 1 st A Oreat Work for the People. 

, , u r l ‘‘. fu i ly V inn '^ , 1 " their Scptcmltcr are 742 290 ImUcs against fllO.OUU Da-sam*. dnle . EIGHTH FDITIus 

.iii. « 7 , , p ,> r ri,."„‘ "if munVi'liM •“r* * l ‘“ d '>■"'■ t» ■■"* HIINUAHV AN 0 KOSSUTH 

dd have lost mv heart with tlo iu ,, an iucrcaik*. compari'd with last yaar. of 09,710 Lulos 


The marriage of Louis] Nil nolcou and the 'FiinceMs of , '"r w™ is n„ *• v >**' joi cunrm about them; they I """ 'rices appear quit*. 

MrpdP.. «••«".,» i». »p„i«d. nmi J t .?;. , 2 1 2 j 2 ,l ^:'T.v h ‘: ut . b, 2 u '* e 0 ‘’ . w “' k ‘**s - **** ut th " »*«•• Th * ««v** •* **>•* *<« , rt 


blaek.cyes on each sijTe *,f them 


!M*rare 742 200 bale* against 61 ( 1 , ODD t<a>skm« dale I 


|ast year, and at all the United States ports there is i 


sure I should have lost my heart with them a thousand I Hn hicren**. qomparixl with last year, of 09,710 bales 


c» Ufrlderoblc attention* Sev.*n»l parties had returned from I Crown at Vienna, all ih/* foreign Ministers at the Court 


ii.ruiicdirO'* 

irons lli« P 4 ’ 


^ nm. 

AU..L Ws , <l ,< ^' n J ; M. Defninus. AutuugaTilli*. 
II Stef* • u „• • .. 


12 J) 1 St > T »L- t J\lur*C Dudley villrrAInTTi. ess 

D I K*r J IU . ' 

B^|” L 4 !l ! ^ r J ; " ,,ro ’ n, • ,,rHirl “ 

By iu? T * l* u Kg. Uceola. Fia. . Lees *2 50 * 

. ri IT-IV A 4 * 1 ' {hH) Liberty. 

H / Tim*. Cniiiion. (Jaston. Ala 
u a* * 1 11 ^ ^* ,iri 'l H011 - Kav L. Catcjy. 

K U M^um M . : ^ V i Iur tMT. Cune Ridge,' La 5 fs! 

- U " ,: 5 «f(lW)N.O k... 5 IN. 

I , -■ i,, H 'l'»uut Ruyuioiid.ltli. ( 1 (I 4 ( 6 0 t» 

, 1 ‘‘os. | 4 . Mount, sau Francisco. 

^ J a mmlloi,. i), \Valk,. r , Middle. ( Fob ViiTrij 5 00 

n (u s ) S (| GuD'lu-t, Montgoui 2 5 o 

A..* " 1 Gol. J E (Jatoheb Kimu. 

f,.r'.:.,V”N’„” 

b'^Tena ' (ks ) \\ m Stewart. Wiuches- 


<* 1 . 131 . 77 d K 

Vfrsiimiiig Mm different quarters to have been equal, the 
iti.iuuiH n*«‘eived iu twelve months is $iK) 5 . 42 l ' 4 S. T-I.e 
»l pro), riat ions made at the Inst, session of Congress for 
tl • various lines nf.ocenn mails form a total «.f $ 1 . 141.000 
01 ^ 11111 . ^ 874.000 are devoted to the steamers ruimjiig 

-h i-t W A !i* n- NewYork and; Liverpmii. lM*tween NewVork and 
N wOrleaps. Ilnvana and Chngres. and between Fanaimi 
a. d Oregon ; the lailane.— ^ 207 , 000 -heing applied to tin*' 
ri utes from NewVork to Bremen aiid Havre. In the 


tli -re with Idghly fio'crable reports. 

From the Sandwich Islands. 

Hy arrivals at Fan Francisco, tin* Polynesian to Dec b. 
lias been received. v • 

Nm CuNSTiri Tiox.-Ui. P Judd. Commissioner on the 
l'i' it of Hu* King. John II . Commissioner mi behalf of tile 
Chiefs, and William L .Lee. Connnissioner oifiM-imlfol tbe 
|m ople. appointed in June last to revise the Constitution 
ha ve reported tin* form of a new Const Uutiuii. which is to 
h‘ “Kbinittedjo tin* Legislature at its next session. It i- 


times over. 

I went with-the American Kiiilsissnth.r: tin* oilier day 
t«. the Cortes, anil waspwent at a very'luteresting dehat, 
*.n the qm^tiiui .if Mm inviolability of the imtsoii of Mi, 
representative. The’ hall is a chaste, noble huildim; 


w,n* invited excepj, the Charge d'Alfair* «»f the United richly ornamented worthy of its purpose 


W OHI.KASS c i.assi r ic at ion . By B F TK.FFT, D D.. President uf rtr CoUeg., 

— Ml Middling Fair ..\.. 8 ^|® — New York. In one volume. 12 mo., with portrait. Pries' 

• 7 ^ 7 >i| Good Fair ' IvtZoZ °* V co W J^HN BALL. 66 flnvl«r.t. ’ 

‘-...A ?;ta 8 ll.MMl an 1 1 vi.. i. Aftivu Canvasser*, ou applioatioo, can find cmnln*-. 


f«»:w < 1111 . FANS « I.ASSiriCATKlN. 

rr till* other day. Interior 5 f</> 5 K| Middling Fair . 8 * 2 /® — 

tercsting debate Ordinary tV«)«)jKair '..gu® _ 

• |M*rson of Mir Miildiing ... . - 7 /a) 7 >t (Good Fair 8 J 2 yS) 0 *i 

noble Iniilding. Go*kI Middling. v 7 \'/a) 8 iUood and Fine nominal 


States, ami the Turkish Kmiaisfenlot . 

Lafayette Annexation— Capital T*x. 

Ba ion Robok. Februrary 5 . 
The bill for consolidation «,f Lafayette witli the three 


pb used me— more Mian Mint, they ehurnied and deliglited 
in * It was like listening It, Mo- sweetest uiusle. such Is 


AN !• TOBACCO BTATWXIFNT. 


Onf Dollar' per copy. JOHN BALL. 66 flnvlar at 
**-'Acllr« I’.nrnwr, ou •pplloillou, c.o finj nuplor- 
iK’Ut frr tho Mir cirthb popuUr sud publication 
AiPA.ir urwipapcr KlYlu, Ihe aboTc a fuw Inuutioiu 


<*» 

gcdurcs. too. were all so nhhle an.i n...„ u * 


gestures. KM,, were all so nhtde and dignified. Miey really 
pl.t me In mind of Macn.ady.on Mm stage, so quiet, easy, 
and dignified was their manner. I heard ecvJrid „f their 


Munii'ipalities lias passed the Senate, nnd als«» tin* bill for best orators.. nmoiig i thi*m tin* Marqul- de Miruttore 


n*nufring tax from capital 


lie, eived past week 42 , 03 ft 280 : MEDICAL NOTICE 

previously.. 7 (*>. 20 ft - 742.300 fl.W 2 « 7.231 

767,000 DR *' I ’? E,IC K. of Columbus, Georgia, respectfully 

Kxjtorted past w**,-k 3 W.iifio 42 j *^h* the atteutiori **f Physicians. Dfuggbts and dealers in 

previously . . 578 . 420 — 618.(179 28.372 - 23.703 Medicine to 

i not ri.«m.i lisjiil 7 Auii EPPlNU'S EXTRACT OF BUCHU 

-Tbyourlilurulila ln,,u"„tl,.un uollcj lari Thk. Ii acoUanl n-iurdy for all 4 Ueaa« of tba Alfijwja 


jvnirs hy tf.l'Kqrapu. 

l’«SaiLr,MHl 8 Ab I’anci i nutlus— H'uthimflon. Feb. 4 —In 
the Senate, to-day. the hill relative t«. tft^ging in the 
Navy was engrossed, and also a bill providing for holding 


tuduUrd lu amount Z Z T A‘" 

l’ (U.ih li.i . 1 of ktealui , rK..viz : w,.ooo. Tli. pt'rfunnuiic.' , »'■- t' luko p tin- fir,! work in .Inmmrv.-M il JuOpw : aftwr whirl, tin- tfiwa Land. Appropriallou 1.111 

of extra irius . inri,,. • ti... «.«„». ,r . * ** ' U . iiotiOtciK* much attention. w,ls deliated and luid/.rer for future consideration. 


Olizadn. whose elegance of iimnut r. in sfeaking. struek KX l >orl «‘ l , ' ; * * 

me. .Tlie house itself (I mean the members) w?,s digni- * * Previously . . 078 . 420 - 618.(170 

fled, quiet and orderly There was HO fufrsy noise nor se|f 8t< "' k f»n hand not cloarcd. Tmu hii 

exhibition, no bustling. Hurry arid coufusbui, up eating of , , . 

sausages on the floor, n" ruffling out to get a glu-sliijg «,r TOBACCO— The^coiislderablc tnuuwctlous noticed last 


"1 extra trips during Um winter seuson. at the instance ,,f 
1,5 00 *' ** Dej.iirtmcnt. js tlie ground of if recoui- 

2 00 11 dot inn by tin* Post-master General for extra and lib- 

2 .60 '*•. *1 coinpeumition. .... - 

5 ( 5 ', 1 his line, as we liave already noticed, has applied t,, 

4 . TT <,,V l,n i, "‘ rcaH ‘' 1 t*|»pp«priatioii. on the ground 

7 50 , ‘ *« iiisuftlclent tn sustain the enterprls,- 

riU. In order tu rimw whnt »n ertlmate Great Britain places 


week had iuuctI. reduced tlie stock offering, and as tlicre anJ ,,rin “ r y or K* M generally ; also, oil Dyapeptlo cosaa 
have Imch no receipts worth Holloing, the business has ,,f " r d i 'iary kinds, and duratiuu, U owued and carefully 


Tiiioi tk if. W.AsiiiNiiroN in in*. popR.— Tim editor ot I 1 m*c U exceedingly limited. Tha entire *iUcs do not ezee* d I l ,r «P » r ‘ , ‘ 1 hy Ui« subccribcr, aud Is offered u 


From China. 

By the way of Han Francisco wo have received dal* 
fr ,m Ubinn. nnd altiiougU tljey arc not ut* lute ns 'imv. 


I niSr^u^iT KM,V 'i' ‘ ,f h . ,H J nD'ntloii to call up, to- Um Frederick (Md ) Examimr bus in rused a letter from ‘250 hluls, m.wtly aba 

WI-luU*rve„tlo„. | Ci.lpnel Anthony Kimniri. of U*£m. iMd.i I 


piugc of ^54 for now crop, though ‘"“’"'‘•‘fc” “ » temetl 7 “* ha rrilad on. He is 




tnent of a Mint in NewYork , 1 


.. . ^ r»rc*p**ntiid a rcuioiistrnnce I ,, 

from the citizuns of Philadelphia against the t**(u)ili*h- | „ 


i-lpnel AnM.ouy Kiiuuici. of Liganon*. (Md.,) dated Helection* oecasloiudly command ^ ft. Wv re- lQt r,H lu c » It int<» the great Wcateru market. HI nrnnnn 

^i.iua December 21 . 1851 . tt. Uis sou in FrM*b>rlck The tain our previous uuotations. however, thouirh they are ^ d i ft ‘ cl i un, ‘ found on IJto labt*l, on each bottle. Whole 
Examiner frays ttif i’,Su„fi appcis to in, iiffw eujoying )iU little moreM.au nominal, say : For Lugs, ; Lear. In- "•***-•* e -. 4 • **»— - — *»««* * . > -- 


r, tubed Kni,i,.„ i » „ !*, ,UttU V 1 ^” *J°< ««‘I»hVe The hill providing for n Superintendent of Indian usual good health, arid to be availing himself of every ap- ferior and' Common, 4(a)4>; ; Fair to Fine. 4Xr3)b\ : 1 

* jy ««• -o.... Afiwu., in cilforui.. wuc^rndtu. tblrj lr.,«dl„g. ^ ,, llllit v „f ,„fr„,t In Ch" 1 «. ...d Y ft. 


details wjiicli have not yet Im*',*ii pubtiiilied. 

H»rion op Tkan a\o 'Hi i.k — 1 Tim total export of i 


h j^n. ' ( 


0u “—* . 5 .— U. Ui- U"U«.^ ^aAU-TI." «u W iy »mi .L'liunJ I,,,, hw* „ u lt, 


Orders directed to L. FIERCE. Druggist, 
Georgia, will be duly nttended to. Caob, ur 




- i, r, lam lfltl"l 1 »l l«ltSI.(BIU.ir. of thl«. UUfrnllltt. iinMUim^O.. 

- u, Ol, l„ r Ht,„m mi, riu,. „, v „ ..... ' " „„ ll"„« K„„k Ut. ll,, j t „r is:, l „,. ,,. ||„ atili s. nll >' *•'" ’I',":, I, "f Mr i liiy tl K,,r.,„l, In wbl,.|, .ItH'i.lt. 

TJ,.' ratVi'iuZn. " "!!■ '" I'll', xpwusl Unri,,.: I ,.,-rM i^M," l nil,-, I - , 

“ l„Jm .,.! y ' 7 ".' 1 1 "' " f l " 1 "' "I -ilk n'|i..rl,a 1 1 , 1 , },■„, li„ Am, ,S„J 1 (r,l, 

, p 1 ,-inn 24 n.ts/. M ... “ '“‘lkht ‘h'OrcBfe as compared with luef year Imr /-"o»n//*. Pel, “If-Tln* river hero is now stationary, lim! 


/■£*»-• 

L..i * Y ""Ikt ... j . , ■■■*: ’• ■■■•*■ 


VI Itev i. ' •»i*s»re, rim 

J,';")* Ml . ) M 1 " * >«:*•»■ •> 

\r * , 1 t ,, r t r':u,"MS ‘;r» n 7 ^ 0 « « T * 

D Of L j) jJrim 60 • 9*- The co rrect ion ' ,,,U " y ,y M "‘ Hrili ! ,h G"vernineiit to six atpaiii ‘he China sea- Au ill lack was made on the Kiiglisli sltip A n: ‘^ th, *t Louis Nap*, leon hac'lnvited M ( 

•>' ,lla *i ) ‘ iiiivipaMon companies : and It can Dot b« doubted Unit A »h’hilile. near Aihoy. which was defear*<*l by tin- ei,.-rg> »**«‘**pt 'un office under the m w regime. 

.(| 00lt , ' ' tl e result is to seeure— in junction witli private enter , ' a P ,l ‘t» .. 8 *.um three years or iimro ago. soou after the | 

i'l,, H ' k — Tin* WmjJiI .,,,1 prim*— an oxD*nt^.f* steam comniuninati*m uiueii LM'eni.o f)(K Dkaiii ok Mooi,maj.— T he Htralls Times gives tlie thm nf.Lbuls Namileon lo Ih** Priwldepcy,' ii ,tr« 

.« 'T, r r ',i'.,<*ii, friit „r tl,,.- llM , , 1 „. 1 ,.„,„||,. ►;„Tul»ti,’„, „„J I,..,„,rr,.« wou|dul„n„’ fou **»'«« woutul vf tin. .Iw,lk >« Muulnj : aS 3 ?»i , ,S.!f , fi"” T " uWI,h “ b r ; * l S* , "< 1 

- 1 urc fru||| < n,ij ‘"‘"Ktrd, narrates a peeeof Intel- i . , ,, * ' . m amm *‘ Moolrai is dead u.. ... , , extensive tire illation and was very generally read. 

*“ 40 , tl, , : . I.uvo uvnil.U ," I.ruvl.,. „ Jl*, ^urt,!i!jSlr u , R K , ,' 1 " l ,!! l ‘ IV ,l.«rvW ,.. 1 , 

<r **« froi, . I 0111 K Hollin s limn, i t v I? K 1 "’“''hington Repuhlie says Placing 111 ** two from if T,*fr|,nmi,.|,t' Ht ^ m 1 “' hdlnwlng I- I Imre are pa*?Migi*H ill that work which are jv 

' ' •‘liluriii lttl "ho. IStllinir' i 1 r . U 1 K,va - 1 riv “‘ undorfaking; iu juxtlipMUuii, we have *725 - >lLlr.u. .*xplml 1 „i, the ul^dng of^ioudar n Elnl! ^ ,u Uu * , ‘ r " W ' , “ u " I, ^ ,OM ' 


Tin* Cunard ('"inpuiiy 

W eM ludiu do \ • 

P .rifle do 

C. |." 'Screw HfeilUlsilip do 

P> iiiiisulnr iiml Oriental do. 
r.,-l In,, b, 1 „I„| 1 ||||) t,.r tl». III... ,„.t w.i,i„ Hu,., 
•md Houibay .... 


* 14500 ,, >' ,,r : l 10 jh" •jujnlw'r **t hales ,*f uilk n*p„rt,d tbi- y«„ 
24 *. ih 2 , "•*>' 0186 a -IJgbl 'b er.-a/e as compared a.Mi lus( y. nr l.i'B 
40 . 1 X 10 •' 'Lie tile quantity for Mm year Ind'or.* 

iUMHHi Innovaiion on nil J, mi S.xiim \,i ordinance In, 

' ■ 219 .H.TT - b. en ad.q, ted in Ib.ng Kong dls|M*nsiug with Mi.- nftcTsT 
uiiaulinhy in Jim jury, except in eapiD.I easeb 
50 . 01 KI lifts ifr We btdieve. Mm tlmt ii.stnttee *,f mi.Ii ., ,, imiov,,- 


itM'ided Fo|m*. The following is an extract from tin* letter of moderate since our last weekly report, «ud tin* sales, from 
Mding- Kii.ynrl : ' the Levee, roach barely 2700 bhds. iucluding 4 (ni taken 

• ■ Tin* Pope lias directed two li»rge irtoin*fr-r tin- one to Im*. ycfrterdHy Prices remain without any material cliauge. 

""*■; “ u '' .iu»*« « '"'"i-r *■• % 


Bespcctfuily advertised. 

• L: PIEB 


Umityillr, Fel, . ff—Tlie river here is now stationary, riml prepare*! in Koine and tb l*c presented 1 - by him lu the 
is nearly clear uf niiniing lee. Went ln*r pleasant Washington .Monument now Is ing erected In Mie city , f ' 

Tin* steauilMiHts Faiil A nderson. Fashion. Pontiac aud Wi«|lliiigt«»u |*» the memory of the Fallmr.of Ills country " Therl 


“I+uiigarhiu have urrived from NowOrlwtns. and tin* Sara- 
line. Belle Key, Yorktnwu.. United RtuU's. Buckeye, Hus*|iie- 


Tl|is ifr. we believe, tin- first inriaiice of Mich tin imiova- j* n niiH.-CleoiiM and tlie Gen. Lulayettc liayo departed fol- 
tioii in countries. governed by Mm old ebuiumii law . u,< ' satimj.hice. | Kv<* Delta. 


Upwards ot three and a hull' millions of dollars a 


h *h.iy wmiou 


M Gi uoi — It is stated auioug the Items Jo-ought hv 
«• Arctic Mint l.miis Napoleon hitc'invitvd M (JuUot to 


DoiNii* in Uonuhmb.-^A letter writer says Mr. Wasl. 

burn, of Malm*, is eliciting great interest- In bU proposi. 


8 ‘„ ; Fair. 6 ) 4 ( 94 ; Prime anil Choice, 4i;(3>6 j *|( ||, 
Th**ri* lias been a g/M>d demand for c*r,qw ou plantutipn. 

npifwt* Imvrflotiprdthn-fnHT/wingwales dnringTlie We.-iT 
200 lilids Prime, up th** coast, deliverable Imfore March I, 


at 4 1 4 <. and for immediate delivery for the West l oo hints I Prlc**, >'A) 


Vuluublv Theolo(lcal H'vrki, 

11 EC ENT 1 MHOHTATI 0 N 

Tim' - entire works of the Kev : Ghorlt* Simoou, li. A., 
with copious indexes! prepared by the Bov. Tho«as Bart- 

"itritl I oifn*s;"B : . D . . 2 T TobrU vot PricB, f Wr — 

Complete Works of Jerruy Taylor. 3 void., quarto. 


Mop t*. shorten tin* sea routs* to .Europe by a «,f I 4 ( 94 Iis» at 4 1 - 16 , 110 at 4 i*, ami 81 ut 4 >,^ |t If, 


st* amen* from Cap** t'uuso or Halifux to Galwuy lu Ire 
land, lie wants CiingriaW-tn grunt some of the Western 


Week V receipts. J 8>48 lilids— ex ports 1288 . 

MOLAHHKS— The receipts of Molaases I, rive boon light 


rice, >20 

Dean HwiU's D orks, complete. 2 vris 6 vu. FrWw, % 10 . 
Blsliop Hall's' Works eompl« 4 «in 2 vnts 8 vo. prloe F' 2 u. 
Eipesilii'ti "f Mm F«»ur Gospels, by the Rev. Thomas 


J V ‘""I * “lih.rnia Wl I H ‘4 Intel- 

' " U"f Ul,. „ U11 ‘II I. muM l„. Kr«llfyl„u („ 11 „. 
, rr "». u„i autri- ""’" i'—t "i tb,' i.i.t 

Z?** fr-... .,fit.!-’";,f* llinir . i,* »,' U i 


,,‘| 1 2 *. U lr* 5 * : lll ’jul II,. ,,,|,|rt.,| tl,,. mnniliiK „|- ll,.. 

IHU. ,,ir urbuiptH.r, „„ iu,. i)ituK<— rj>v l„ll„ »i„L ,. 

ti» . Sint" . 7 ,u,. 

r.x- 1 , 1 — uu 51 ,, I, Inn. ,'xi.lr.nl < l,,. 


llb.Quu h ‘ H111 iftiT ij. i irrlvilt ,■ '"’ L " ,MI " |wi.l,i,ni,«„U>- in i i:i,|u,r.| * ..m|„u,j. u|i>, i , , -t ,:iHf,.. ji’’ , 'i'n. !' u . l " :1 

'*■ 1,1 ■■■ Inlww, """ ''" lllMH >" 1 1|1 " '" tl ’’ r «>'• -I'Slt. iiii,,n,ii'.l'h,urh M '|||!“', 

“Wloii.i .,., 1,1 ‘‘"‘“U’ln Sail Francisco w,.s "‘itsW||j,iiig Mmlr formidable competitors In „i; to rctnrn. and wUlml, uo ,,|w| 

, h , Hiiprp Wff ^*-*^— • ■ thuj. relates to construction or inamigcniciit ‘ 1 1 “ will- li, JhtR .(«• its coucern* wliicdi lul 


.Some three years or more ago. soou after tlm first rice 
M',n of Louis Napoleon to the Flosldeuey. ii treatise on 
Democruey in KrttlH’ti was puldishcii by Guizot It bad aii 
extensive elrcuiatiou ami was very generally read, as **v*-r\ 
Hlltlg from tin* pell pf SO able (i Ilian deserves Co lav 
There are passages in Hint work which ui;o jvnrMiv of 
la-ing reeiilb-d to nilnd In tin* presaiit ciidilion of t liititr- 
i 1 1 r 


lu,..l. (..iilil tt (if i.Ih.u, two fiundm, Mil— of i <*•»!«* ,l "’ "''" k J"* "•*•* k' i„T„l 1 y fouil-l *Juu,«. MAS »«!•. 1 ’rlc.i If. 


ni'lriiH,! 1 „ ounni-rt witli lluil* „lr, ,„ly itimmulii’tl by n,,' -'b'H, lin y lu.t'l .,'1 I'rli e, l„,„i W„ firm tjir'mgl- I HUhup K«Ub'» A/I.ir. of LbeUbureb au,l Slut,, In bunt 




"|T"u„„:,,„rtS .'uilftruik lmMl,'rl,b,l , ' 

'friiu,',’, f uvi r . . . V. *•• ,„„rt|ryi„K ir. 

"•XT, l.n,ri,e la „„w (uituull) „ r „| r 


1 . 7 . 7 “ I,! r i un-ruin* of it, Knu,,',' ‘ w,, <e 

iloy ul'lcr Wirlii* (ll'lSii Iw'.imimyd u"! '’ f ,,r S*’{ ,1 |" i'lf 1 ’• l "' fr 1 : "' 1 " «f ««y <Jul,„t. r„. v „r for 

Iblrll" iui|iruv. ,1 mu, -I, 111 - KtrbDTlb ,!l! , , : ‘ f," I ,r '' l " r ('bmiluu, |„,w«r l„ uuiinjiy ti„. 

: Iiii'ir 7 i.nm.uuM .■ >.iii,i„t I t.>rH lu ui: I" »lii„.|, „„ „t )w .| 1 , 1 ,,f t ir, u “nn, ! I "' llr " 5 i t "■ *" "» '"’ 

«„..r ,,m Ti^«sii.TairS' 


British I'mVIin er ; ami then a postal nrroi>guinciit,liuutu- ' 
ally beueiieial to Mo* Government and -tlie new Hue ll 
this highly Interesting scheme can he ufeiiiiiplished.' tin; 
voyage across tin* Atlantic will Im-, performed in flvj, days 


out the week, uujl for clmlce •imdities ini advuim* 7 .f \^(iP I i*nd. 8 jM»ltiuwo"d 3 vols. Prtcv, $0 


V * lias Im «;ii rridized ill. nlost of (ho trunsaoMou* Tim 
sah'fr * iid/race about 5 uuu Uhls. Tif wtif.Ht.rsK, were taken j 
yesterday, mostly at lO'i C(d'A)% for ‘Go, At to Fair, and 


and a halt Hy tin, aid of u-h-graph. we sludl h* within P 8 »llon for eliolci, lots. 


<WK ,‘ P, r iu '“IVH.me 


six days of the eapUals of Europe.. We wisli Mr Wafrli- 
iiurn may succeed, in get ting ".up this line, in soiue'wuy. 
The suvlng of a week's nru -sick iht.- Is i , on<*lderati"n 


Week's receipts, Mill hbls — exports, 811 ^, • r 
FLOUR— The ),oa(s linve not yet lu-gitnfa.irly In arrive 
from tlm Western rivers, and tin* supply *>F Flour during 
M,*' week lih^ Imm'H vi’Fj*' ligjit . Tlm accounts, however, i\f 


8 |M,uUiwood's Miscellany, 4 vqU. Price, $ 5 . 

Mr* nder's Life of t'hryMiatufi, l vol 8 vt>. Prioa, $2 
Daviilooii*.-* Eeli-rii.it leal Polity of tho Now Ten lament | 
vuLHvo. Price. ♦ 2 - 

UnluifUri Dicalonary of the Bible, 6 vuls. octave ^35 
UuIiiuA'h Diclioiinry of the Uible, 1 vol i'rtow, $5 
ChrUtluu Evld* ubjja, by Pah»y,feo.,.l vot 8 via Prica,> 4 . 
The aiMive urn but n very few of our rsoaul racelpU 


t 4 **- T .'i !""" *"b 

* r Uu 4 ll, 'ri'l.-,lly |, 


ll "l»|H,i,,i 0 ,it „ r |,| s profiml,,,,. 


race, in fine wi*at|n*r nnd foul .our uobh*' erutt 


ill I Ills'* lmaltli auil si r,’'iig\Tr\niorovVim l,, jffi 'lb!. 1 ' » M /i‘V , TJ"; ; reridiu*-/.-. tl..* eugeriiesfr. with which nations thri.w 


i‘»«l the tenants .build Mo 
UiXHmu mrxhig Hu* pnhlir 


^•k-kreom,* f v .- Wrtll ' r *“ Hie fiorton Traveler 

1 K ‘* n ktt!ri cnKii.i , u 4 .i..i. i... 




"MJ Mr |,„bll,-»,,lril,„l "ball I,. '‘ban*", I an, I I,, , ,, ... ; " j"* *“,« "f *»>*/ »' 

4 ii" ir iri\mi,,b" si u;‘f i,v »VS: 

- r- AhUdim no-in M At ^rtn-htrTirw' nmy .:••"*■" ki;;:::":;:;;!! 

i !Lufe , r I 1 ' ,ni «Vn»l .culled lapis lazuli is f„ U nd It above Tld* frteaim r eimliilir ..ir ib f " 7 "" "“'.'I"'" the I- renelj people recpntlv In a I 

A (ioduw 1 guntlfiuiun ITna ureotu.! it. J,i,. ob».',iui.'» w.-rv, i„'rfrnimi. by u.,- a. , i„„i r „, , 


(liir imlifinnl .l.-M i» #ftl. 7 ( 0 ,f./lU HO u , " ' 

-. .....I., .... . above , ilb.rd a prpsi/ct ••! 

z: r.i "7k™m ^ lmti rrTzx st rt'rr ** 

r a or, ipoi-M, male ebiii. f . i.. , i' ‘"is ( hgngt *>M he uolliiug iuore iaumiilalilu'lo witneiyi.” lie sav , • than this ., , ., , /, . we«*k s suit s react, liaivly 3 f 8 W hl'b. of .which ism wen 

Kilt place; he begau.to sink and iSSll dal K-lik ('"il ' n'luiiRiat ion of ttll t|ie rights oo noisily und veh* , WlijtriV, (4 l *‘[- ^^ ,u0 , rt 1 Kl taken yesterday, prices generally ranging at 7,4 tMifri>^-| lo 

ur -irrmi finrlJSSKS I ' . . ; , TIm ^hub, •fiu.iuA ,4 [«•"*“'„ . . r ,’, r iSZ,y rnm „ud fuuu’ ilatboat* a,„i om» 


(hebn-.'ikiug upof l.lu* leu and (lie reopening of navigation Iron, Loudon, Persons" wishing, togwta lJbrory, or N- 
aixiVe afford a pfoNJ^’ot of tiiiundsut receipts at un earl) plenlsh, would do well to siiud ux their iwders early- 


it l»*,|il iiNiirpatloii of uHuo. 
I'lUidftims a striking ‘coni- 


***«. ll M » y ‘“™ “ r >'Braiiually Ji.,;ryiu,li, K 
Ui '““Jruiry " falltug toward. Ilia 

k*""" T ,S.ia,,. , “"""’"'-•Hy talUu* a. Uw rarlb 

**V* lli, 1 l «ibdU 7 i U “.'T» tr * “ r "’Mutloii. but 

«,,,J' ,J * u fr-r^ n l ,‘ , ' , ‘ t[ U '‘ r " « -’-ry ru," 1 u* 
4 i r‘"^«>ui, ■*" Hl««i •• that I, »m ultW*.'!, 

^"N* ””fr'‘aaaauu 0 t. 4 U! 1 ,w„^ 


M ', M 1 — . ■ • • fur ObU>/ from tha.Lovtw xuti from' Hat boatA a nd 65 U 66 i) 

tlioiHiGFl GuiTirra have TmeTHiTTir ^ ' r^y h br^e l ffBttli Is, il ls,. H ' ., niid^onTi nira, 
rll *’ J ? 1 ' r '”V' e;' 11 "*'’ , ,,,,, uoo bbli unbrandad »t i.ouia auliLaa wl.ai, 


fr II JOHN HALL A 00 ,. 60 Un,Mr«. 

A ( IIOK K IidOh. 

TII 1 UU K 1 IIT 10 N IN FSSM Of OAVUtUY’d Mt- 
VO’AL MIMOBLLANIIB, ~aLd»*« 1 l •*•»« of Ida ML 

MAIIKAPI.K SKKUONfi, ko., a ul Hit',* ASU 


bv , I. .... ...uij upon Iiuspn-gliam lexi ^ A „ . . , ..a,. , , . *ijiy. a 101 01 uw ok, a*., mis fr-oq hu pfivai, .iiAim.iai.r. v * ' 

luidoo freieivriot'ib' i-o .fi ,,, U our author g,k-s ou to sp-ak *»f ubsal film m more ■ Afl orp#l»-|fPIII«ur, of \ leRim lhtcly in* i, r ,nM, aud «mm uubramled Ohio at f 8 86 |t till. One or PRKOIOUB TIIOL’GIITJJ ON H 0 LINE 66 , 

the guard . fully. He says , t hut city, leaving a fortune of ^ ghoul 4 !. f sm ■ JLt*. . .. .T. . .. . .. cl-.i^ 


It \H citt ‘,1 uh mi evidence ol good mailUireiiinni «'|»nes Of whh-li tlm b*;,lv wuVc'm 

,.ni Mian,, sstel ‘i*:-: 


tun o' fr if wl lihZihillJi* • ' Lei. iibt France, whatever birlmr pufll; re«-kou on uh- 

[[“■ *** I “Kluh? power to save her. It w.mld Li jutify |m, ".nil- 


When you h|Hj|ik to ji man, look ou his o yen; *3 go y bhf 

wlieii lie speaks to thee, 1 * 8 , 1 * *»n ills mbuth. w k , 


two lot* of yn branded 8 » Louis turd previously sold at Lite. It is Just thu book for Miutota ra , Close 


Meuui is now U 8 «d iu propelling 

u tlie Erie Canal. U is thought it will 1 


•CuX 1 1 teir I 


ha nge occur r 

The btul*’ is rid of 


md of .perumiM iice 1 '; while undo , ^* 10 tHnriUfinieJor ht Ht. .lohunhury, Vt., luorn- 

oiitalned a prinelplcdf strength, lug of tlm 16 th. is said to have |>ei*n M *l**gre« s b*,l«w zero 

'b'fe-oi*™ j'"r»'<i"i .tt.il" nm r«a,l and 

frrm^ 1 T,‘ Kf 1 "' "' S'" »“•#'“ "I |ib|luMII"U In'lW Lull.d rial,. 


ruur.Ha CbrM.'i l.uipUd UN, aad frr ad ubu da. 

" Weak * receipts. 3613 hbls— uxpvrta, 0716 . U» UHMFI/L and HOLY . 

ry, Vt., morn- I»R 0 y_IBI 0 NB-Tlm Provision muckot hog been vx- Tbs rapid and astouhdilng demand for tfela.M 
gnu's b*,l*»w zero irwuiriy dull, uudi the sales mostly confined to small lots, abready sxbanaUd tvr*> sdltksaa. Th* third will be * 
i-uii rend and Mess Port* hn* retailed slowly. at $16 60^416 76 , oAd aiswdays. 

lit- lulled .Slate. 70(JO « u u | k M( . ut |' UIV( , ^4 |* fur llog-rouiul. ' ‘ For sole by Mr JAMES MAGEE, ho U 

, , , • At Urn l»i>pcctiou Warehouses, on Ut»lst imitunt. tor* , Burton ; LANE fe 6 G 0 TT, W#w V*rk JtH 

* “. Ur< I was hid a' libl of Fork, of any daocrlptlou There hav* SoatUeru MafexUst Eook Oanoarw. H.cU«i«im 


" , • , slltutionH ur<* now as iiecvsaary tunooial |^a**.o a* limy ora 

froubieMWe prisoner, and the 4 .. Iqdividiml dignity . and power, whatever he Its nature 


KUporoodu the uoo of tow boata and vuual bor»t-« 


/Vu pel hart pu«Hod the Kcjiturky Ijegluluture 
.‘by which it is made 'Hie duty of the (Timmissioucni **f 


| uext ihauuttavbcd lo him iu tills world 


J urc mow Us only im*lruuR*urPuuil its only slay 


limy Tax to list Mu* uuuti- r of hogs over six umnUis * 4 d tn all 1 ,H T" * ^ KU,M- ut Duof » on Thursday 660 l.hls 


a tits 1st instant, tb*r„ (fewton ; LANE fe 6G0TT, Maw Verb JOHj 
icrlpMou There Lav# Suui ucr u Met^odirt Book Oonoarw. K^ li aiawd. 


| (hi* coautics of the Slate 


Pi, me at >7 W ft bbi Me as, Ut MOaii parcels, has told at 


Agantri wauled t«» circuiata tlm work 
I W. ALLMN,fW «*,« 6U-. 


r< 










€l)t Inn ©rlcans Christian JUinacatt. 


3 


■oMRllh anri <~ , 'nUln Long. 


iS Jflnritie* tkr — f/”n • h 

Cm*m» W Ojfk'm of the Mieriawipfi. JCn 


a rod fm nil i lif I i 


Ik w yt rt ^iKt with lli> rwnolatlon UP c< aigr*** the M 
haparlJint dnram- ,»t« hare to('n given 
Hr They five all the Ucts relative to’ Mu- 'difficult' 1 
Kfckti ar p wrrd nt Mar-rHb-* Wtw,-n Kos*mh t’sptrh 
tang, of the frigate Mtrif.ipi.1, and t-’vOMil •!« -t c»' •*•»> 
Vw p«wi«h the m a* w* nr** pmiftdinl the) «IH I' 

W«l4 wHh gfral UflWWt The New Votk 'limes. in "htrl 
thew letter* wore published on the 2*1 ult slates Ih*- 
the Action of onr Government In nmtllnc f,w Rnwoiti an- 
hi* erinqmnlmi* met .with the Rtmrig dhwpfwohpthw *• 


John P Hodge. K*q . t B. Cotimi.iu i 

ivnnmodnrr Morgan. of the Mediterranean «i«i«ln*n 
<4*nard to detaching any of h<* voyo to particularly Ilf 
Mtatafrfl. fbe thh «mrfre ; and that Captain ^nut "" 
.going in hry, ^Whlj Ur . -Dl- 

Time* t« for making^ hi* tiatctnerit wr nn* utwMrto mj 
The Thnee «pc*»W« of the »f»pHonfl«n •* Kitoulf, to p«- 
through Ffinee. uni thn* onwrtwW It* Introduction 


i‘n«lef t hi -'m ' -In" III- writer cmitim,*- -I 

I t« Ml that fa. , rertcl M.T. otiU nt iilf till- will M -Mi'll | 
x ,,„ |l,i. ' Dm ot lit. I’.«|ilaln 1l.pt* M.l.l Ifl 

iiiel.t that they w-re not *- ill, pfi pared |t#i nil t !»• I r- 
■ n t> nl home n* nrigbl I*' * ‘tl'l • ■'*"<! 1' • ” ‘ ' " ' ' I- HH.r 

i - lid be.cvhl- ntlr alluding t «» S|*« zxln • rep-a t •, w ml li -ut* 

-v\| , t1 | (Xlil- l. tVn .nt .'in li rvlilnum I •InpU- My n 

the* port of tJto-r rntriMc.l ttlllt ■ ■ noble n flint • ' . 

it i* ) r -p- r t<> remark (lint t In. tit.iii-ut l lit) 

report • ha»l»i>! 1a«rn lit ImttH* tlit-.-i is <m h* I»rcib'»i 

• Pritc-I by the writ- 1 whom tyi- hai- I <pK't 1 ■ "f 111 

bed efl-vi- tijHtn Cnpt Long'* lepntntlnn In the I'liilc- 
(Mate*. w hich would 1 m> produced by hklrcatmct of Ko, • 
edlh attil the olln-r Hungarians 
In th.' same letter till* r»irrc*pon.lcnt i. tnnrkh 
f The nr. u-iitlcn uf liming i-.atip.tmttM-.l tile Hug fli' 1 
.rniialn- «*;i»liu<t K«-V‘iit4i Till thnt Inwltlulmwii K.w«*utl 
will not ft.- li-'nic In the nhip. If the Captnlli Mate* in 
writing thnt tin- charge I* gr<iun«llc-v Kn**uth will forge' 
the other itidigniti.-i* from them nn-l continue with in* " 
Ami thu* lhnttcr* continued until a number of the offl 
cor* nn twai^d miiliS-Mcd letter*. cNprewIrc of their n«i' 
acnlli m’iil to (Iqv Ko muIIi, A mr.mret tlniM* let ter* "'T' 
Hie fT.Ilowlnff 7 . .f ° 

UniTr.n Huti * Hn *m Kim.iaVi-, Mi**l*»ir»’i 1 
At ifr t. itclober :t. 1M1 ) 

Sir— iVmiit.inc to expre.-e to yon the nincerc i;*-grot w. 


-nn-l IlilV hH'ti n.l-h'd In Ih< -I.iek In* I .*11.1 
•'ii Tin fi* tin* Im-i-ii n fail <l< in.in-t I’of i 
iio i if nn ii! nl Ihr \ft-i pai^ful'iil./ ilitrlti,* 
,1 n ih ohl.' h pVrlo.l fit f' ha* In cirii -i. ini' 
i .’;'ii i n-in- : goin-.' lirt waril ot liic 
i >v in -il-litlon <<> lair alo- t •- tiff tr >1- maklte 

i li i' j h i tl'iv t- >i ^ (lit* .prim it \ ' -t;i it "lit nl 'll'- 
•| III- how *M II - ' Ij • lilllt h'lit I" 


treat. ' I If nil I I Ulii Hi»-' the lligll )> to l«- "tl W?ai 
thl* nhip . .. 

With Hi *e . "Ill let lop-, ilii'i I" ein.lili J’tltl I" pf-'N ut 
« nr i ojngc wltli- nit ileln) I lytfl In.ifiul In honor ifii'l eon 
-hr I life <m (1 lenVlnK Kli^lnml *•« h*"I' »- p^'M'.e *" M'kj* 
pm ket - hip lor the Uhlt' il Hint.- wlu-re .1 h--pe In hi 1 1\ - 
■nilno*t no t.Min a* vou Mini prove to the people atm 
i min. nt of .the I lilted state- how wninilj InlNhe.lt- 
hart .'ii t" vourgciu-rou- - . hogpltnbli- wli**r-*- 
I . I. am confident that the people wt^ the lloverum.-nt m 
th*- 1 niteit cti.t -* wllUp|.n*ci«tiMny\fnOtlyoN. anil njltirov. 


H-li-iii pile- - ai.it til-- Inin ket hn v--.\ |tli;iuly . »-eeii 
111*5111 in Ii.. linn vithunt .ii.lin.^i. Annii- iU ih- 


the r lilted otatfti 1 will nppri-ctate inyMnotiveh. amt iipnrov 
the e'-urM- I n.-cdn tim«t .adopt. 1 h- pe they will h 
plpii-.'d to ron*ider (»> It really 1-1 thl-i rouree ii*. tile 
ainaunthm of my lively wntlineiit nnd enrcful aolicitude 


not to liilmtAe Ihelr geij'croNity. liy .li-r.-garding the imp«o 
'nniT'^r.nsinriTirr.ihN r.r ttirmi' Ttnmninifi'' -whirhM'inti'h in^ 


On t|»c «hlr«l d»v aw ai«*ircr wm rwcclrcd rfftflng him 
K»vBtl c*w to a MnmclUC* editor the rr 


fce| r at the pr.wn.-ct t-f «> jtoon paitltir fhitn y‘«y- . . . 

• nwolutlon of t’hVreM.-- by which a *hip ofwai was pul hieidlnial-lc tn-riNUre of thy Hh- 


fall to follow out of a longer delay ; and I hope thenc dr 
cumutAhce* (wlihh iioIkxIv cn*n i- gret more Ilian I ilo) 
•will not ult or tlioNi- gyinpathle* of your people." whieh'l 
take, and will forever hold, for the chief honor glory, nnd 


uinwt which he h*d HMalc nnd the m»*w.*r which he lm- 
tlsxfnsl. IVy IwWWictV. Tli|- nlnnu.nl l lie I r.> 

nt 1*1 ^t , m I n*4|TC.*nd the t’onMll niUlWnae-l a let . 
Mr. roactM-l la iWrnl ami offendv- term*, chnrgiiif 
Komth with having; e.-in|w.«nt-‘--.l the flag of th-- Vnl- 


■ riponiiimi oi i oiigri-i-a. ny which ii iuii|i oi wm ,wnn , ■■■■■■■ .■ . ,, , , ,, , 

at rnur dinxiMil. and aent to convey, you and your cm. So I have hut one fnyor.yd* to claim, and that m. Hint 
panl.m- to thfjl’nlled State*, will n't once cmrlnco you ot you may !*• ph-n-ed to nccepl for yoi,irs.-lf nn well a- f.-i 


Md Male*, t* 1 * t'»|*taju Iw-ng, who handed the letter to 
tiorernnr Koaautli therrliy ImplhiU^ cndor*log Itr *en- 


KwaMBth. who had tnn-n walling on »horc the nn«w.-r o- 
U»c French tlOvnmmcnt. rrturn.d on. Imartl the Mind*- 
»dBpl Soon then were many Ix*In floating al-mt tin 
ahtp. tilled with pin.pl.' who nang the Mammllo* llTmn 
and acut nn crier of America " - rnptaln. " etc 
Lone larnl the deck with a idem look- and In much ap- 
parent excitement A Imautiful wreath »»• takin fron- 
• Vnfted f«tat. - flag In on., oTtb* b.uih and thmwn up t« 
the deck cf th. Ml*4-*liij*l , Hut (’apt hong rtlll di ignc! 
no nrtiec of tberonipllmcig,- and honor* which the pntri 
otic people trm ahowering upnn him A general order 
wna given to com* down from On poop, giumh nud otlin 
iirmlnent jdne** 0«|*t I,ong then walked up to (»"v 
Ko-enth nnd fw^ueded him t<- withdraw tr.nn the p--'p of 
the «klp. adding that lie wax ctmipromhing <»ur ting, oi 
that IT be remained them hv, would j onumimiec our flag 
Om. Kawmth withdiww.wnd m. th.- wane day he addrewwl 

the fallowing Wtcr to (’omul llodg.' : 


the deep concern taken In you. and of fin- nyiupnt hie* 
tin- people of tin- United State* .Tin ylirtVc tilrendy licu-l 
with infinite pleasure. *lr. of your rt-l.-afe from Kntfihin 
and of your euibtirkatinii on inwird 'lie Mississippi at fin 
Dardanelles Her arrlvuTat NewYork. without your pr.-- 
M-nre on lxvird. will, in, the higlnvl degree. di-app->iut Hi. 
expectations of the people of the 4’nlted State-, who nov 
let ro.-assun- you an* anxiously awaiting to greet you and 
to do yon honor. 

Hot if the' determination on jfnur part to leave this ship 
at iHlimHnr. not again to return to her. is made In coiise 
ij nance (us I have the la-st reasons t -lsdleve) of tin- grav. 
clmfge against you Qf haring, - on IWitocenalons." cum* ‘ 
promi-ed the flag of the United, S ate.*.’ and of liaihili 
restniiot. so repugnant to yoifi; fi "lings, imposed upon 
four actions on hoard this elilp. then; Indeed, .will uu-rtifl- 
cation Ihi added to the disappointment of the American 
people and sorrow most sincere br i-lt bymysolf and. hj 
many of my Tbmpanloua here present. / 

Slnrr 1 hnTe had the honor of a personal ae.|uninfaiie- 


(lie oftieers and-rrnw of this ship, tin- most sincere expres- 
sion of my warmest thank-, lor the noble, kind and gmier- 
oua nfT.-ct hrn I was honored with "ii hoard this ship* 

Tin- .fit will he n li.alltig treasure to my 

heart, nnd I will cherish ll as a fall gift of tlm Almighty. 
Iliny I meet Wliateier fate f Iif.mgln ut4i»y' t«u»|.usf -tossed 
life I hope, to iii. el you *ih,ii again on%he lu»p*f allures 
of >*.mr glorious land . and let me hope thnt you itmUntl 
who have the honor to do service to ffu-ir rdlintry under 
vniireoiuinHiid. on hoard, the .Mlsslsslppl-Frlgafe. will hear 
to. me ickiud rememhmnee. and flic sniiu- high minded nf- 
f.-etion they honored me with from t|»c first moment I 
lioiicd with deep respect ls fore 111. glorious flag of your 
ship, and fell free mice more. tx*auH> protected by it. and 
surrounded by your frank. Idyal. gallant, true Araerlenn 
hearts 

May the blessings of Ood.. and glory, niul hitpi'lnesb 


with you. I certalnlv have saefi n- tiling, sir, which In. 
Jm'< o dona. or. which has Imm-h said l»y you. that', ill ni. 


4 fiend y.-u wh'.-'r6ver y.-u g" 

Please to couununicaf'- thin, my waryi wl«lics*ntid aem 
timents to the iiohle-uii tided, gallant nffleera iind-totlio 


J- ' i- "'inn, nr, m lin n nn- iM'eu him iij ji-ii. imn ill nn 
opinion Is. In tin- remotw*-t .degree, d "rogatory to Hie liltfh 
posiHou you hold, or which has. Iii ibo least.’ changed th. 


erew of the ship. 

I mu sir. wllh fin- highest regards ■ 

Hiid willi tile Warmest gratitude. 

, ,*liOns Kqs.ii Tij. 


erlfd hills, hnwt »' l. ale hut little ehtllig.'d ill value, sltlt’i 
Fridas !a«t. iildm.i^l. h ilalnly 1 - IHt Ii of a-fu nny pel 
pound lower than at the close of he t month, fur the mid 
dllng and common rHtlfui The sah s ofJlie week fttiuitftii • 
to. 47.lHO. lud.-s. of wliloll -*17(| Aiuerlerin. and 1 2. Hi fiiirat 
were taken on spcculatlofi. with 42141 Anuriean. 'U. Kgyp , 
Halt' nnd 4fsi Huritt for export, leaving for the trnde W -lo 
hales The husiness to-day aiiiounts to tKKNl hales. 

AiiitmiiMi. .Vimn h»:M* — F ham i — AnMhef repniT 
.-alat'-s that the ah».'iice from France of the llrltlsh Minis- 
ter will not he extended beyond a few days. 

Several pri-oners have In-.-n liberated ir.-iji SI , Pelagic, 
bud It- Is stated that nine hundred of tin- prisoners re, 

unlay morning froth the forts rtf llleetre viol Tin-re. to In 
eniiv.-y.-d to Havre Then re they were to proceed I*. 
Clll-rltoiirg'or Hr.-t. wllh a vR-w to their transportation to 
Uaycniio. . 

OI IIM1M p* " h 

The iieriiinn Journals aniimiliee that great sensation 
lin« been mused nt Vienna by the receipt of Hu- intelll 
g.-iice that Don Jiiii n Infanta, s.-roiul son of Don t'arW? 
has run away from Ills wife with pn'KiiglUili goTiMin-SN. 
The wifi- 1- sisl.-r of the Duke of Mndetiu. , , 

•Th.* • IWson Unlit, of llainhurg. cplifnlps tlif-.fujlnwlfjg 
from llcrlln : "The aflalr between (lernifmy niul Den- 
mark is terminated, although tin- treaty Im-Mvc.ii Den- 
mark and the great Herman jsiwers hit • not h.a-u signed* 
In eonsl-.|Ui*liee of Mils arrangement the tJurniAti troop- 
will evacuate. llol«t. dn In the course of this month, hut a 
body of Austrian troops will remain provlklblin'lly at Until- 
bprg and In tin; neighborhood. This measure will have 
tile efTect to secure the execution ot the ennditlona im- 
ttqsed on Denmark, among which the convocation of the 
Provincial states of t*cii1c»wlg «U(\ lloUtehris tl!V most 
important. 

lly an imperial decree issued at Yieniig the last ijay of 
.the y.-nr the Constitution of the 4th of March is foruiallj 
abrogated, us Isdng unsuitable nipl impracticable The 
••Id demon -1 rations are to he nnplnyt-H In the dUTer.-nl 
provinces. . s 

The (leniian Hint, ill Its sirtWor tin- .list nil . decided 
mi the suppression of Hie Federal fleet* Austria hud pyo-‘ 
posed tu,fonn the Henna n navy into tlirye divisions. In h- 


Louifiinnn Interior. 

Il.n limn -Tin; .1>em> §l ' pUbltHlH-d ni \b.v, 

'! Hie list If lilt Sajs tint ' It. d ltiver is falhn 'Imllh.l 
I III- large pile ket* could -jet go ov r the fall- 

I". i --I tr N\ i \ mi it ‘Tli'i-nm. p:'[ici ant Wi'tiain 
I hill- III.- fleering weather of lii.'Vim-W I'm* I i* V - d III'.. I 
dWaslinti. 'hi a'l.irge 1di!llh- r nf Uie -n-iar plllliter* in nut 
in'iim-dluti- viefnily 'Those who lu ie already planted: 
mol others who did not take Hu- n' most euro' to pH-t.-ct 


Pow M.I.'s flismiiii AI I'liMiy. f lu- P«|h n-i n p- '. 

• I- nl --I tl.- N-w \ i r|» r.-moi. i,- ,| V . I *. • ■ 1 1 1 - « i git-.. ., 
’ lengthy Slid lhitt»-rhig',|,".eHjdl.’-u of ?•,•„, If . pa'ml. 
•lug the ih-coverj oP-ljlrt .Mi-«is.«|p|.| l,i 1 1, v , •> , hi'li 
•I- deHimd t'. occupy th" eighth .,o.| ,-| i ; , ,,,» i . . 


DICTIONARY POn THa p Bo J 


Ll 1 i v "lilirJ 


■le-i Mi- -- ' II" c'trnin ■ m. i ,-i \ • ,,,. I 

ill- i" ^.tiimTa of tiioVapI.I I at U i-Tili' ,11ft iTmi, . . HiTiTj, 
.rip* r- -pi. •• iitutjoii of D.-Aoh, . flivi iiit- i.v ii w \. ,ii| tli. 


Indian- mi the haul.- ot tin- .Mlsu- -i|.|«l. Hn-'u rih i 
i llie'tolloivllig c|n<| unlit ucinark- . 


their see/l ca lie, have liud It'uli d. *| p-yi-il. 

I mu iN |, THtiioi)'*i The M ineri a. of Saturday, says" 
About 11 o'clock on Wcdin-day nlglit, the lui'gc friiiiu 
teiii iiiejit of Mr, Welch, used as ti hoarding house, and 
located kill the rOFiit-r hf ,St Mary's mid Harrison street*, 
was discovered to he on fire ; and In n’ few liiiiiu'D-a was 
entirely consumed The luuiatcs were asleep at the time, 
hut managed to esenpe with their, lives, excepting a negro 
4lltmiL-RlllclL.liging,ijLUui.iuu;k-4uvut.ul.AhuJmmu-u4ui-U*. 
nmtlier absent, was burnt lodi-alh ' Had lift- bystanders 
known of Its wlierenhoutM. or even existence, it would in 
all probability Imu- been saved.” , 

The-oime paper state* that the ureal liar in *f hat vieiniti 
Isnioiierntlhg. t - 

Uatoi I, a roi m-iii — -Tim Minerva states that nayou 
l.afourehe Is falling, and bus already got so low thnt Hie 
large hotila fmyc hei-n cnuipelled to withdraw from that 
trhdeJ*'' • - 


I - 'ii. nt 1 f tin- \v,,vi , i ‘‘"rY ,.il 

■i', 1'1 ' ■ i 1 .< I.';. j 

" i,, '^4 


i .."..v .i,ni,iiii,';i'' loumi in niioth. u,, i- 

I’o tlm former companion ..I IMrmTo nnd conqueror of -old at a trilling advance ah--te h > 

u. the- red men are Nmly' *o many vlidlm*. destined i llmlfed iHctloimrles 10 'PHri- of (< , 


.. , ' "" e anoic tl,„ 

leru. the- red men are N.nljr an ninny victim-* destined limited Dietloiiiiries 
sooner or later to extermination : lie think- eii illr.aUuti a ; , v ' 

Juggerimut that can advance only .-n-r earea-.- Hi- Mgt intiiri --I >.\t y-rk lui- " 

gate Is elsewhere . It is tlx- d on the symbol of Id- right of Hirnlsli this work to the Oonunrtn Hchr-,i. 1 . 
possession — tin- eross — which Ills follower- are creeling on "I'liu following is an extract from ti 

the hank, umh-rthc direction of prle. ts with hell and book : iM . t llV (ill . ‘ 1,1 

and censer Me d-es not doubt hi- right. Ih, has md the J 'nmilttui on l.itcrutur, 

sovereign pnntirr. tin- represent iilivc of Him who own- the ' "((«' (’"inmlttcu regard it ns 

el 1 1 i*i ,i.r«trri,il If lit* .....I ....a a .. ... 1 a I. at • I 


'Thu follow ing is an extract fr.-m n u , 


il J,IM PRSA 


sovereign pi -lit l(T. tile represent alive - •! Him who own- Hie Your I’nliillilttee regard it im 

eurtli. eonferred It by soleinirgrant. and -ent priest* with large upon thu superiority of ihi „ U ° U| 

him ill his expedition* auainst tin- -in, lives ’ Hume of.tlie. «... ... V .' . ,,n " ''•‘’Uonsf.. i ’ 


him ill Ills expedition* Against tin- •unlives ’ Hnme of 
auuii.axi^jLrag^iug4otward-a -iM.im-n-i-lhev wiU- f.ut . 
until llieyhagf placed it at, the to i of the cr- — 


— 

until theyliavv placed it at. the fo i of the cm** The m this counlrp Wlde^i Is beiUwi/" 

eaiiuon and the cross ' Force and reii*on * Might and dvnU-d fur a Wlirk so expensive 

' x,,, ' u, hiu the couiini, lids ill Thnt till* work is peculluHv *si , 

Hod Win. shall resist Phe ennnon.s, tuouth nn-nnees g r |„ Ml |H hi Hu. «, nii.i,, „ , ' v M u *bls ft,* 

the Indian village, (he end of Hi,, n o.* dr-.ps heavilv int-- ’ 1 plnli.n ot j,a, r ( ., m| « 

the hole dug to receive it. the priest* lifi their lianda niul T, "' r '* '• 1,0 'Tam il of knowledge 

eye. to Heaven in prayer, fin- young eiivalicra wave I licit taut tlial the seven hundred ami iin- 

1111111, ed hats the warriors cla-li tin-ir swords, and 111- ,.4 ibis Slate who are lim.d.i i. * lhon ^*(|i^ 

trumpeter* make the virgin eel, no* ring with ili.-lrjmtsl * ' I w “ n "* ^o U | ( , ^ 

llourlshe- And thus DcSntn de Yilh-nueva. Hnveriif.rof ,u 1,1 knowledge of tii,.| r own lanim,.. 

Santiago dc ('uhn. lakes po-M-ssInii. iu U»4‘4. for his king/ cml «»» iiilporlant to the i-duenUrin of tbs ^ “ 

and emperor. (’harh-H the Fifth, of tin- ini'al Mi—lssinni ( . . u.. it, 1 ,, one i * 


IIavui I'l AffcnMiM.—This stream is al.-o falling The 
I’laqueniliie Sentinel says it learns, from an old planter 
that fifty-six years, ago a cnttpllWOn.l tree would imiken 
good crossing over the bayou. . The* stream i* noV eight 
or ten time* ns broad, and is increasing* in width every yea, 
Si i.am T.vn, .--Tile planter* of A — Iimptimi have held a 
meeting and passed resolutions pi.cte- 1 ing against the rat. 
of sugar tare, sought to be e-tablishXl by the brokers A 
meeting of' the planters ot I’ffluciniii. is to behchltb' 
t»th 1 ns! ' w 


Santiago dc ('uhii. Inkt s po-M-ssion. Iu l-H*-'. h-r Id- king/ end m« important to Hit- education „f tl ^ 

';,"l"' r "r- ,'!"trli’s Fifth. Ihi. ,.„r 

II. Iril'lllnrli'a „„.| l.r„.,.l ,,,11,,,- * - ... ,, ff «»«**,* 


SOUTH-WESTERN BOOK STORE. . „ no _ 

IMI1V I) A I I furnislfes Sf. Iiiany fiieilllles f,,r thiHm.s, ”*** 

JO IIlN M AU " ' I ,„-i. I j'-i I O: 

N" -.<» Hravi.-r Street lent every scholar to u knowledge th{ 

At the above establishment cun always be found the intellectual, and a* lie um-overs it- n,lDt ^*' 

■>, KTOlAlifT 1.00k I'ON.'KUN *“ m '“'" V 

f“ •'» •«- - - vr .,':;;. ^ 

.-I SLAV .'<'110,1,; hooks «- I' "'y.-ot- y-l,hln J ,i. r „ lrb ^ 

„ . ..... • - which he -im 11- amt reads and u,„ s , * 

""" k 7 ,f • AI www m If. 

• r. 

TIIEOUtHY. 


: -•■-Minige win, 

nnd elegance and to attain which we *hm,ii ^1 
possible tael lily fciullly accessll,!,, 1n ,, *^»i| 


’V ,u r "*au,le to n i| .J ’1 

'•idniolt of yotlt* Coniinittee. there | N no AB4i >| 
furni-lfes *'•- manv faeillHes r...- n.: . ." n *booi l J 


rumi-lfes s'., many fneilltkv f„ r thi n H 

|-nnl>rkl K ,-l 1-." Ii"i",r.> Th,' Itithii of 


t. B. Fatr.ATE MimIwifh. \ 
^eptemlwT 80. 1W1. / 


good opinion, the good wishes, nor the high respect enter- To CnjSt. Long. Frigate Mlsslaalppl.Hibniltar,0«t 18. 1851 


cumiftattUud reapecUvuly by Austrian*. Prussian* ami Her. 

| mans of other State* ; but Prusaia opposed this arrange- 
ment When the above final resolution was adopted. 
PtiussiaibeH dcelarud her.roadlneHs to undertake the sup- 
port of Uic fleet for one month. 

, The Klngs'iT Deiniinrk I* suffering from Ind isposi tion. 

The Au*li inii hifryds biuiKt* tluit 11 wii* Pilnce 55ehwar : 
xeidiurg' wliu act unity dismissed I, ord Ualiin-rsttm ' " . 

Hjuiimrs of a Ministerial crisis prevailed, at "lli-rlltt. It 
is said that MantcutTcl will r.cijlgii the PrPMileticy. or that 
Van Homer wl|l i|uit the Uahluet. r ’ 

The Prussian Uaxette of the flth. sajs Haschid M irnt 
the bravest of Schamyl. the (Mrenssian Chief, has «UT ,, n- 


I tnined-fnr you by mywlf ami i>y otb r of-iny brother offl- 
I car* oh board the MlasUslppl. V *■ 

1 lure the honor, air. to be. most i espeotfuuv. hud Tory 

truly yours. * V 


Sir — Tbe Oovenuneut d the Vailed 8Ute* having ac- 
•rrded me its arm-mu* nrotection. knew very well to hav« 


eorded mt- its genemus protection, knew very * 
•nrardM It to » man who has tbe bondr to 


To this- letter Capt. Long replied ns follow- : 

UMTr.ii StATf.s 8 tfam VaroArr. -M ississippi. \ 
' Hifin.ti.i An Hai. Tuesday. October 14. 1851. j 


-yupaUiy every « lien where the words ' freedom atid hu 
man right* *' tav«- an iwdio in the breksts of nu n 

The people of. the United State* I Ur mlM-tves express «] 


IIi.nXv Krrnvu. Pi 
ToHorenior ldfUIK K'*#suth. 


'urser- 1 lilted Stat/-s^VniVV I W» w ' 1 lum tln .honor Ift hi! in n ceijd of y.-nr b Iter 

!,. on I.. ,r,l ll I Si^Slii,'.' -"hr. l»* -r "'•i;'l'" r . " };},['■ « ^*n- 


I *te«in frigate Mississippi, at 


this sympathy highly enough ; and the tlnvernntcnt 
tbe I nitad BUte* did nottaketblscxpriNwIonfornmo- 
tlw not to grant me Its protection, but ratln-r forattn*- 
ttw to grant It. . 

fib the Government cf the United State* will lw pleased 


VxttKO Siat» Sine Mi»*i**ii-,-i. V 
At 'Hr a. Hctoln-r ti. 1851 . J 


my heartfelt tlnmk* for your klmh*xpiv*-loUs towards 
•Uiyself^otfleers and crew I cannot tint express my sincere 
regret that circumstiuicc* have induced . you _to proceed 
directlj’ from Fhigluml to the United States, which has 


1 confidently trust, to hear that even in every plncc oi 
tk aiup i . where wr stopped, this *)iu|»alhy l* freely. o|«ett- 
|y. warmly shared by the twoj.lr * 

That is one vi«w which 1 lake about tbe political dire, 
lion (4 the sentiment .- of your Government 
The other Is, that 1 confidently trurt that yourtb.vegu 
meat was willing to give me liberty, snd uot a prlsuu. sir 
aim I would have not accepted your UoTcnnncnf* offered 
protection to me. 

Plaase to rememlier all that ha* happened since my nr- 

rival here. 

I requested permission to pine tlirougli France. No 
answer was i^vcn t'ne before tbe third daj 1 was ashon 
aaeanwhOe ; and you know that 1 not even IgA the Hotel 


Wr— I f.-el it a duty I owe myself. lU^n^ofilecr of thl^ deprived me of the pleasure 1 had anticipated in conTey- 
sliip and a cltixen of the l* nlted States of America, tuex- in^You safeTo our shored. 

press to yon. sir. thc-natlon's guest, my sincere and heart- jfmt you. your family, and tho*o of your associates 


felt regrets at the rircumstafiecs w|,leh hare enused vouv ^ hn ® (,<, "»>P«ny y° u may*hare a pleasant and safe passage 
.let enni nation to leave till* vessel, and to disavow’ am hence to the l nlted Hales. Is tin- slneerest Wish oT yout 

participation in the ooibplnlnte amt charges that have obedient servant. .!. .( J.omi, ( aptaln \ * N 

brought agninst you nnd j--ur "noble associates To Louis Kossuth, ex-Hoveriior. I tesldciil of Hitugarjv 


dered. unconditionally, to the Russians, and Ih n< w a prl- 
soril-r at Hifflis. • 


Trlnrc Worongoff. son of thcUonunandcr-lh-chlcf. and 
Governor of llcsatabia. n-ci-lved from the young chief the 
possession --f tin' governnieiit of M'cuos I'rija. and hi* 
.numerous .letaelillientsof soldiers. , « 


, Tin; IJiu.AkiNf; if- or ini'; It • i. |‘v ini’ E.iai Hm.ii. — A 
correspondent of the lVasliinglnu Unlnti. Wfilihg friim 
NewA ork.tbus describes the breaking, up of Jin- ire in the 
East River : 

•'.Botw'rteu 11 and l‘J. luiwAyer.' wliiic probably a thousaud 
<youl« tfero making their way over this treacherous cause- 
way. it suddenly br.. kv up: owing tnjl.r railing of tlm tide 
and then 'ensued a secile of terror itii-l atrHgllt which will 
l--ng dwell tiptfu tin- niimls.-iiot onlv of tin- actors hi it 
hut of the speetatoVs of it No sootiee.did the loud crack- 
ding report and the tremulmis uiotinu .of the in- under 
foot announce that It- was parting and floating dhwri the 
bay. 1 1 ih ii a siiiiultaneoiwru.*li was made by iill hands fui . 
the nearest shofes. Urev ices bvjxiin to open here aipl 
there, and niatiy in their reckless hit, -te went down ; but 
fortunately, ns it is believed, every --ue. either by their 
own exertions or thu asslstatici- id 'tli-.-e iivtlu lr vk-initY. 
recovered their feet, nnd renched wlmt they supposed the 
landing place. Here an appalling sifilit met their eye* ; a 
(diimm-lof some thirty or forty feet liad Ihm-ii formed aloim' 


"M-ne-i I'w v,->1ity „r lu, W |^> 

'"" "Ill iimkimiuta' 

ii|o\ed-on objects so entirely wllhthJ.iu . . 1 ^ 


"“"iirou. 

I'l"." ; 1 ►" ' nlhvly wllhlnJii. rwrh i?' 

"1-1' I, I'" -I" H- "">1 

mu',' tmis.H , in'iH, nn wiwwaiwa.^i5 . ' 

I, aril ,., p ll" , III,. !ho„„],t« which 


Till, 'l.'l'artmi'nt I, (ary l»r K ,.. all ilgiUnJanl * , " il i n * Kha, 

»*« 'k- I" flloolaVy imbiiiihca In till. c„u„ir, .mfl in Hu- u . ' " , i ’i", ' M -I«» 

ri'l"-. mil, mg which m»y . I* fount!. tl„- [Okm 


Hoping that till* manifestation of iny true feeling tuny 
meet with credit on your part, and tiint prosperity Mai 
attend you and your glorious cau: e. I am. sir, with higlr 

Osteen,. CtAi p. (J. WATMOl illli 

I'miui Htatk* Smr Mismusirei. ) 

At 8ka. < tetoher 4. 18. r il . )’ • 

My Ihn- Sir— I cannot Allow yi-u to h'ave Uie MJsais- 


sippi. titular tln-'prcsent elrcuniitanjt < s, without pxpFessin; 
. *»- — * * inortltication 1 f-el at the o 


to you the |iain and 


Another letter dattui Annnpolis. .Inutmry I'd. signed . I 
Van Ness l'lifllp. one of tl\e officers of tjl« Mississippi, 
states that -Kossuth’s conduct on board wns perfectly un- 
exccptioiuible. and iu n-lation to the letter of the attache, 
says; 

•• 1 do again dehounre and. brand tin- statements made 
by the attache iis a' collection <>l the most malicious 


, .III) KAM'lll hah ‘ 

Their is news from the (Jape to the 2d Deceui tier.'hy tin 
.screw -stuanier Harbinger. Rad were the pYnVious ac 


the docks, and was sweeping tin- drift ice with treim-ndou- 
v.-locity downwards. wlil|u that ttpon which. they weft- 
standing gave evident token* of giving way lienuhth them 
\\ Ithout help they were lost ; bill llllll-tp-ds of ready 
hands from the khure launched boat- and- planks, and l.\ 
great exertion, at the iuiuiificnt risk nnd exposure of nil 
concerned, it is helfl'Vcd that all were' re-cued Some few 
upon detnplied cake* -if. let! were Carrie, I down ns far a- 
.Oovcrnor's' Island, from whence.. the soldiers vainly en- 
deavored to reach them ; but thu boat manned by those 
gallant fellows w,is swamped, and th- y 'reached tin- laud 
with great difllelilty themselves It was tint until ljoja* 
wn- almost abandoned that two W’hitj hall bnHtiiieu.wiiose 
names — Riehford niul ll,M,per— deserve to Im- eternally 
cnmiiioinnrnted. at the desperate peril of their lives, sue* 
reeded ill picking them upniid ISHnging tin- lnilf-«lMwiied. 
frozen nnd ,-xliausU-d sufferers to (In- shora. Once oil 
land, by the help of >vnr,m blankets, vigorous rubbing, atui 
the application ol a little g«M,d brand , . externally and in- 
ternally. they, were Tcsusoltuted lmppdy without thevlos* 
of any of their nieinbcrs by the frost" 


counfrfroiiijtliP seat ofwar. those by the Harbinger ares till 
worse ; led oil by the llottelltots. the Y*Mcnty CohtlllUes.to 
nuake predatorj- incursions on- the cp lojilsts . stealing their; 
cattle, burning Iheir-fiirmsteads and murdering 'the IiiIih- 
t 'it a tits wherever, they can secure them. As yet. tm check 
whatever h*s bed given to.thesc pmrauders by Sir liarn 
Smith, and more troops pmst lie sent out before any effec- 
tual stop can in- put to these inroads After the aifliir at 
Waterklocf. an attempt was made to expel a number ot 
thu eneniv wlio, were upposed to be lurking uhoii't. Thi- 
wns met by a desperate resistance, and ii loss on our skh 
unpandlrlcd during the ‘war. 

Liuut. Col. Foydyoe. Lieut. Unrcy (Jordon, of the 74tli 
Highlanders, nnd Uupt. Derenish. of tin* levies, fell. The 
Colonel did not survive his wound inpre thnn ten miuutes ; 
his lust words were — •• What will’ become of my ‘poor 
regiment'.’ ' Tin- whole colony deplore the loss of ihi* 
nook- officer AddreHses of condolence have becu pre- 
sented to tlu- officer in command of tho 74tli. After this, 
the weather having become very severe. Hen. Bomcrset 
withdrew his troops to the camp nt llllnkwater. The 
next movement was to bo a combined one of tho two 
divisions under Somerset and Col. McKinnon, across tin 


la ard«r that I might not provoke any manlfrstatinii ot 
that sympathy which I consider not only lawful not t" 
push back, but even bound tn honor to feel honored with. 


Which have induced you lo adopt this resolution. I can- untruths .whltlh have ever been published in a public 
not. hope, sir. that this Expression oi ,„y personal feeling* W 1 * n,p filKltinl attaclio loiter i* talso. from Itcginnlttg 
tngi* thcr with those a 8 imilar nut ore which I know you lo « , » d ; "" ,l nUbougl, I linvu not a copy ot the letter with 
u in . J . mu nt till- im ,tni>tit 1 nimiot reeHlt dm- sol tnrv statement 


1 thankful lo accept. Yon know the |M-opleof Marseille, 
rrntiwr auxiousiv scrupulous not to rauac any dlffi- 


• by the display of their sjmpatliy. All wa 


Tbe refusal came. It was an answer to my letter, writ - 
ten to M. 'le Prefet by tnym-lf. The answer was given 
through your Interference ; but It was. nnd must have 
bmm given to me. Yourarlf. sir. eonfidemi it to Im- so. he- 


will rt-celre fnmi other officers, will produce a change in 
your 'teterininutinn It would be folly in me. sir. to en* 
dearor to alievkite the accusation wlilcji has becu mad, 
against you, a » accusation which, although ‘I may dis- 
approve of and consider unfound* <1. still rcmnlns. Yon 


in- which 1 know von lo c ' nd - *»d nltlioiigh 1 have lint a copy of the letter with 
nrodtiee acbanire in ,n " nt this Olotnent. 1 cannot recall tmc solitary statement 
■ .11 v in m,- nil In eu- ,-10,-r not K r... ly mi-n-|.r"-nl",l 

i '« ' i. untrue:” 


Important from Uiirope. 


c you handed me the letter without any restriction 
er artth tha advice to take a ropy of it I would hav, 


ttharlaed to do so ; even without your advice ; be- 
it was only aud exclusively myself who was con- 
oemrdln the matter. 

A gover nm ent, and chiefly a constitutloual ouc — yea, 
republican one— should never shun publicity of the order,- 
It Jndgvd lawful and convenient to Issue. Docs a govern 


lujvc not to do with the setillipenu • .r yplttloiw of myseli Full Particulars by the Jiwerica. — Highly 

Suu,,n^j7,,^^ihW. 0, i XT r “ t '" lv !' rr , u "'"' “ Important < tommrrnal ami Political .Yews. 

lutailon oi cliurges which hgve bw*n lnatle by the onh • , ' ., , », »*_ 

agents of the government with wlioni you have to deal °f •l ,linZo,, ‘ J KOCtfdlHga of A a - 

1 ou have been charged by them wit !i having compromUwii . poteuu . / 

the flag which offered you protect I -n. You. sir. while e The following impnrtitht details of the news brought by 
guest of tlie national ship placed at your disposal by th, the America, wen* received in NewYork. by Telegraph, on 
unanimous votes of our representatives |„ Congress, you the 25th, and transmitted, to u* by our telegraphic correi- 


ment. on tbv contra rj . shun Its publicity ’ In my opltiloi 
the principle* of thv United H tat os can only ap|nrorv aud 


•dAswith publicity, which la in no way ro’otrary to law 

mm In tha French iUpnhUe. 


unanimous votes of our representatives In Congress, you the 25th. and transmitted. to u* by our telegraphic corref- 
hive been charged by a ruwiwrnVi/a -tTi/.wiai having com pnndeut in tlfat 'city: 

prondsfd that country », batiucr ' Hauvax TrLf.oKArH Office. 1 

« nen tin- Aiiiericnu people, through their represonta- January- i'kl. Mldnighf. / 

lives, have extend, h! to yuu a mark of their respect and Tho Royal Mall steamer America arrived ot her dock 
svmpathy-which ha« never been paid to any ntan with about half an hour nine,.-, huvlng encountered.' in the last 
: („,• with, ml cimildn-lnp „. n j n y s . , , vr lH t.r MTfrp 

I~ c , c !*^SY u,,ncea '. ,11 *^* ,| ;! n k t * , i to Niy lo you that which Hh,. bring,, twenty-nix naaicugure, eighteen of whom „rv 


"'I-' - wlitfh may .h« t' lUtlll . tli>- fn'llowl'im-.nnlliur. 

.R'ti-mj' 1 nybir. W cMcy. Clarke. llepVy, Rufkiti.. Riiuyan 
Lneke. Raeqii. Milton, (b'llk-r. Bherloek, Lardin-r. S--utb' 
I’ab-y. Staekhoustf. Rurnett.TilUitson. Patrick; LowthSeotl. 
Lelglitoii. Ibirruiv. Meivllle. PK-rso,,. t hnlmers 

Neviits,. Evnns. llofne. llkNnntleld. Crudeu. Dr. Dk k.T-.w n- 
M-pd. Kltto. Duller. Edwar ds. Swift. Lor.l. Jtdtheiforil. ‘ 
D'AUtifgky. Luther. Unlvin. etc., etc . etc 

# 'riih.es: hymns: and uji.w kr r, , oks • 

An extensive assort im-nt. of nil sixes, and in every variety 
of l)|,,'li„gs * - 

Sl’IIOtfL IMMHvS 

I woi\ld re^iecrfully cull the atteiiHon of country m. r- 
elmtits. teachers, and others in wiuii of Fcli,H,l Hooks tr. 


Kyc. against Krelis. the princlpul chief in Kaffirland 
The force wus to consist of 1000 cffvnl rv aud 2000 infantry 


I had aright to complain . the French Itepub- 
mmrtrt having. without any reasonable motive 


(I having offered to pas* rapidly, without stopping in att.i 
place, and ww declared to you to be wUllttg to accep. 


would oblige you to decline their m offered honor. 1. sir for Boston 

am not a diplomatist . My profeiwloi, does not oAnn plac The West Indian Royal steamer Amazon. Captiiln By- 
lutt-tMs.v * nJ tf ™ d '' c ‘ de u P on questions of politic nu-nds. which sailed from bouthatupton with the mails amt 


She brings twenty-six puHseugers. eighteen of whom are 
r Boston. 

The West Indian Royal steamer Amazon, ('aptaln By- 


and even declared to you to b*> willing to accept 
krai arid honorable advice of tin government in 
■t to my p as s age ; -so that my passage would and. 
not produce any excitement, wiien-as. to forbid llik 


I I.. I wA-.r.. U..» I , ,, T - , r uiwuur. nUlVIl 1-nllVU 1IA-UI ouuwiftiU|»ui‘ tut uiiuiratiii 

'TT'A t< L JUd ?V *“ ? mj I'HNscngurs. on the' 2d lust., was totlfUy destroyed hy flrr. 

t! 1 ",' » d, 'T,? ld o^Jriumguitv as this np. j «t nu ,. ur ly hour On the tnorniug of the 4th January. 1K> 
«ht 1. 1 t i , ' ,,V " ,n fa,u ‘ ,Ulv W V * iTor 3 r circatlurtuuc. • m n,., l0 the smlthwcst of the B icily i.-lands Tin eonfla- 


urly hour (In the morniug o 


which has led to till* 


pnimga, could last produce exclU-uicnt . of course.) I had n 
tight »)P com pl ai n against the refusal, violating, wllhoui 
any Motive, the rights of humanity and hospitality, which. | 
• entitled to cbtun as the Fn iichcoiu-titution 


thi* accusation. I have watched attcu. Ration last. d only oisml twenty i 
““«!? "!:- v " llrH ' lf " ,,d every word, almost W us coniplcftly gutted, nnd havini 


minutes, wlte, i (lie ship 


liurued to the water’s 


I wav the more mtltird to cIkuo as tl»e I n uchconstitnttoii 
ametaimod to the world to talus for basis the principle ot,. 
treedom andfraiernitj - 

And yet I made no canpUint I onlj conmiunicNti ,i 
to » newspaper, without any addiUoual remarks, the iette, 
I Wd* and tho answer I received! It was lawful, it au- 
doe to my puaHion. and nut even contrary to tin- rules o. 
etiquette, which I am well acquainted with, atql will eve, 
rhierVL except where etiquette should claim Ihi- hnriltm 
of my honor and my right*. 


Dardannelle*. aiul I do not hesitate t - renturebiy opinion* 
that iu no one in-tanct hnvy you. iu 1 1,,- least, compromised 
the Amcrienu flag 

I doflrhily Mlevix that upiHi tnw-riirftlinn. your wholt 
course of eoudnct'-will u,wt tin- i-utl.-o apjiroba’tinu of the 


. , . - ...... M .. u ....vtng burn cl ^ 

n T '' ** VV 0 -V ,u l ' ;,nu ' ,,n " board at th. ,.dge. exofoded and sunk: Forfy-ottv passe, igers and 

innnelb-s.aml I do not hesitate I - venture by opinion* «1xty-nim* of tfM^TT^rjK-rlsh.d in Ho eata.-trophe. Anmug 
in no one instance hnvy you. iu t In- ltMtsi. comprotniaed them were Captain Hynmnds. the four officers, the Bur- 
\no-nean tlHL< ... ..... . ... .« i . . 


, , r . -ri " ■ — .'limy me -unci, 'rr. ii"iii me wim 

am, m an people, i know it is a pi- cy of prcstttntdioi, in w hi«l, the flames spread, were eitlo > burnt or Htffoeated 
iSlC® 11 "" d, ‘ t l U H 1 “ ,d, » ' Hnd IMti-ticuliarljr in their.bertlis -As soon as all effort r to subdudHIo- flame- 


geo, i. and Mr KlUqit VYar hurt cm, 'the celebrated author j 
of the •• (Ycf'ccnt an-l tin' Un-ss.'' . * *1 

Many of the ■‘uflerers^ from the appalling rapidity with 
which tb-- IJntmvt spread, were cither burnt or sdfbH'ttted 


They were to move on the 2d ult. for the Ununul Their 
operation*, it wap expected- would occupy n month, Up 
to the last dates from Nattil. eveyv thing wa* iiuiet. and 
the draft of ordinanoo* for constituting a I’arliament at 
the Cape had been received with great satisfaction. A 
largi- meeting was held, nt which an humble address war 
drafted to be presented to her Majesty., praying that tb,* 
main principles of tbe Coneitution may not be altered 
but carried Into effect without delay Within half an 
hour 4(A) signatures were attached to it. 

Lieut. lMui. by the advice of the Ru.-.-ia„ geographers 
hns aiiando, ,cd his ivrqjwl ol erossiug Biln-ria it, search ot 
Sir John Franklin 

I’xssr.xr.ra# ivuir. Amkhii a r«nt Bunion.— M r- Itaquel 
and maids. Mrs. Wood. Messrs. Hess. HHe.y. Ilauiilton. 
Janies, Leveredge. Riclmrdso,,. Btatiackel. Motet- Reeve. 
M'ilton. llubcock. Lapirints Kaidc, Lind-ay. Bcott. 


utter those whose experience ami sitimUMi entitle then, U< 
so much more n*pect. have decided "UlHTwise. llut there 
im^eaiMvi iu which tuen of the flmvi tact and judgment 


Later from Texas. 


tb M> H,»..im Namoaiiov. — T his Nulji.-ct. oeeupit-s the 
attention or a large number' of the Northern papers. The 
NowYork Journal of Commerce. In^p aking of the Collins 
line, N,ys : • 

••The national pride hut* been ex«H, -1. and the national 
character elevated throughout the i-jyrld. by our recent 
achievements in navigation. Our.cllp). r» running between 
t-hina and England iiuu between -oil. r port- ; ouryncht 
which lately distanced all competitor- In British waters 
aud our steamers between Liverpool* and NwwYork have 
shown In tho highest dogrefe. the skill enterprise, courage 
and power of our countrymen. Kv, ry American heart 
rejoiced over the result of the g uccess; ve coufllcta with the 
subject* of a mighty tuition, acting t uder the encourage- 
ment of public authority, and with the stimulus i/f public 
rewards uml honors, bach achievement sy«-u,ed neces- 
sary to the completeness Of the victory awarded fo 
America 

'• A.* a whole, they l„n> strengthened the nation, and I 
been equal in their irrflue„t:u to tb i*o gallant victorie 
which eo„nltute/our pride and In -t. obtained on the 
ocean iu a le.-s peaceful maimer. -Bi‘ .' said the idiief offl- 
eer ol mif artny to Mr. t,V)|R„*. 'you.iiavr been fighting a I 
great naval buttle, aud yin, luro gai, - d Urn yictory.' it i 
would lower the pride and affect tL- reputation of the 
country to withdraw those great steamers from tin- <n'cu„. 


•to.fwj* know. air. itwjis not this communication which 
1 — wl u»» people of WilxdRe- to express to tlis. tn a 


max’ be deceived. .There are eases which men. from a 
snvt iM-nse if duty, may u, mihicil ami iu my humble 
opinion, this i* one of thoku t-aw-s. I cannot think tha, 


had lulled, an attempt was made to launch the boat - . but 
owiug to the luster tut lion that prevailed, a desperate and 
ile-palriug ,„,-h was t„u,le for then, is-fore tRey could be 
! g«»t into'Uiy water, and two were 8Wui„|M-il along*kle, with 
; every soul ,-n ln,jjrd Two others. eooUining nine puN.-en- 


but dbrnlfied and j^aceiul manner, its sympathies . 
» this happened nt -noon and afternoou ; ti»v letter, 


LHX n t i MU m i gerv- nnd l liirt y -n im- seamen, sueceeiled in getting clear of 

^ nH, . t . 11 '’^nMHjU.ucesot ins iwcotntng flm burning wretfK. nnu wer,- picked up some hours ^Hcr- 
rr 1 i- ^ r„® “ f r»'»»a>nhtg nn- Wlvr d by hu English and a Dutch vessel, and the surviv.u> 

tr r n,.m " K .. 1 '* H ' n " <cu , d ,,f ‘’unpromising 1 lumh-d n-spcctively at Plymouth and Brest The loss is 

;,r, 5,! ^ , I'V 1 ' •*>-< 1 ••-l> | »i",il ) ami I tmnirii*-. fur Hi,' Alp ™ Nmf richly rmighUal. Tin- 
1>™>" I orlglu.illl.e Hr,. rruiriHr a my.U'ry. 

J m nifr ! „ - 1 '; " , ' M I iiU'IUgi-llc,- l„„l hIm, n urlirU l.lv. r|a,ul the day ,».f„r.. 

13!,’ Tl' * ,I,1 {V. 1 J*' 1 " 1 "K*t ulmuTv- tl,,. AuuTlua rail",, ol tl,., lumuftL,' Aimriran alilp Co. 


bonauas this happened at noon am| afternoou ; the letter- 
ware pobUshed iu the «V«ming ;. the remarks, aud annexed 
opinion «C tip* editor. 1 have nothing to do with 

You yourself did me the honor to acrompauj me frou, 
the hotel to the boat. Yon *aw that the arclanmtimi- of 


ward by an English aud a Dutch vessel, and the survivors 


thv people, being in no way provoked, had nothing of dis 
order In themadves j but rather were highly lion-irtble b- 
myself. to the people, and even to you. 

Wa rrtornod to the frigate In the Hfteruoon a hundred 
boats weiw floating around the Mbwimippl singing nalloual 
•origs- offering garlands uf laurel to me. garlands of in,- 
■orUloto America, aud idiouting - Jiurnilis !” to the He. 


these mortifying, Hiiwe painful facts I hope most sincere 
| ly that such i-ipta nnt ions will beaimdc to you as will ex 
euliwte t.api. Long, and* that you wiU.'ufter n-cidvim 


tlieru. recousiijer the resolution whb h I know you huvr 
mads. 


buplic- to the United 8t*tos of America, and to mjis-lf 
Uallad forth by thvahouts of thepeofde. I mounted on the . 
took, and ntteovnriog my head bowed to thiuik the |av.pl.' 


! origiu <•£■ t in* lire remains a mystery, 
ritli Intelligence had also readied L,v, rjKMii the day la-fore 
the America sailed, of the loss of the America, i ship Uo- 
•■Jt- liiutbus. Uap.taiu MeOurran. on the 7th inst.. off Water- 
ink ford. Two lady passengers, two st,-, nigi- passengers, aud 
,lVt eight. of the i-re w. perished. Tho Uaplaitt and officers, ujnd 

the remainder of the crew, were saved, 
ter-, Mahkm n.. — tip tioii imiuiumte siut-i- the Arclic'a depilrt- 

i (" ore. wit Ii n turn in favoruf buyers Buh-s of the week. 


nut satli!rHct| U ■‘‘i , , ,d *" w ,u " 1°, ex]-,v.*s to you (lie per- I Muikms .— tinttoft inanimate since the Arctic's depart 
i i, N i^ '^P^ricne,--! In an u.- r .K-ii,tio„ to uru. with a turn in favoruf buyers Bales of tin- week, 

r.n, W,tl ' and with nrldo, 47.lti(, ls»b- -f whiel, spi-cUators took tJWH). and exjihrtors 

1 U-y.su persk.it, 4770. Fair Lplands 4’.. Mc.bilo 5d., OrUjiu^,', . v 

... 1 1. 1 * b“'R us. the caiiM-s whiel, Inivo pm . Flour Urn, ui last quotations, will,- ut buoyancy. Indian 


lly the arrival yesterday ol' the Bleumahlli Louisiana, 
tiapt. Lawless, wc received fill's, of Texas papers, those uf 
Ualveston to tin* 30th ult. 

Lkuihlwiiw:. — T he Beuati-'s bill, providing for the liqui- 
dation aud payment of the.debt of the late Republic of 
Texas, has been engrossed in tb«- House and ordered to i- 
thiul reading, with sums .slight amend,, louts, Tlu- bill 
provides for the uncnnUitirihal payment of the seemui elas- 
del»t. and siicl, i-f the first as is not protected hy the pro- 
▼if!" It also provides.for tin* |inyn,ei,t of the certificate* 
of the third class, since recognized ns the second idass - 
aud amounpR audited by legislative net. with tln l l«CTi|Bl ! P jt 
of fi8-S.05.'l. for wliieh au act was passed in favor of Btuari 
Perry, in 1H48, It further provides that the remaining 
debt **f the tln»t class shall bo paid who,, the (lorcrno, 
shall bi- notified thut. the Becretary of the Treasury lias 
been required by law lo issue to Texas the flv,- million* of 
stock withheld under tin- provision of the act of 9th Bep- 


It would be prejudicial to our trade m huve the (lovem- 
| nicutf assume Hie vessela liud' coht .nue t)u< business, it 


** departure from principle ,. id fmm rxpediuiey 
„--t p2rf)e tl, ought ol for a montcii*. The )K*liey cum- 
menci'd sliould lH-eo„ti„ued.iuid uml- r usyslem ndconate 


without flunking one tingle word 1 w a- surprised to so. 
the captain of the frigate walk along tRe deck, wlthou. 


your resolution tn baiR u*. the 
duc«nt It. 


evan waving hi* cap to acknowbtigr the cheer* glvou t<- 
America ; bat my surprise wu still heightened to m-, 


I remain. sir. most mquctftilly. yotn- obedient servant. 

J. Van N. .. Pliiur. Pas d Mid Mississippi 
Directed I.OV. Lout* Kuasulh.v 


Oaptaia Long accost tne in \ n-proachiug mauncr-that I 
wmoiairwiwaitiiq trim by stiylug ou deck 1 huswvm-iI 
'** I hop* * will ummA a gjjperou* sdoume from your poopb- 
also, and I am «ure you would not have'uie repuUc it I 
am in th* ***7 portion here 1 will, in honor aud cot 
•rimma. fari hound thankfully to acknowledge, ever 
whore, the sympathy 1 meet ; and am rnuflditit that y-. 
nsopU and your gwomment can but approve this, m 
*N4 in no wav c*ipii>rinnls*-d to learu that the poopl- 
Marseille* did in a graceful unnner. chrer tlie Unit 


U. B. 8tram:.h MiffiMim. 1 t 
At Hka. Sat urdn a . October 4. 1851. ) 
Dxxa ria —I have l,ear<l will, real pain ol your iuten 
Hot, ot leaving our ship, and of the i -iuses whiel, lmvo iu. 


Flour lira, ui Inst i|U(-tatioiu>. with- ut buoyancy. I u-linn 
Horn bad advpne-d. with au improving demand. 

In Wheat the demand was active nt* full njti-s. lleef. 
P«>rk. Bacon. Blnmlder*, Hums uml tllieeia, were dull. 
Lard had.m«*t with a partial advance of fid. 

TU«- demand lor Sugatiwas limited, and at lower rates. 
In Imndon a decline of lid. liud tuken place. 

Coffee was inactive, but prices were uiuiuta tried. Tin 
Loudon market was (piiek. 


temlw-r. lHaO. or that said Been 1 ta ^v. b us la-gn required Iq 
law tn fssifb t " thi-Tjtnle of Texas sunV- of suhl stock, cqilal 
to the sums tor which tin; said State may at any tiun 
present tin- required releases from any of suid creditors at 
the Treasury iK'partmcnt at AYafhliigtoii City 

It is proposed Vo make some change* in tills bill, by sup- 
plemental legislation, especially in relation to tin- claim oi 
Schott k VY hit, toy, which many supiioscd to liaye been 
aeknowledgi-d at too low a rati-, as by tile term* of th. 
contract, tlie cash price tube paid for tl\c vessel* furnishciS 
by Frederick Dmvsou. was f-tWtl.OOO. instead of i’iHu tHM,. as 
audited. * 


where, the sympathy I meet ; and am cnnflditit that y-.ur 
naopU and your government can but approve this, aud 
met in no wav compromised to learu that the poopl- ol. 
Mareeffief did. in a graceful mnnner. chn-r tlie United 
Bum* and cheer mvwrlf You knew wimm you recelrvd 
on board your ship , and I beg to be assured that I have 


lM-lted vi.ii 1 1, 4 tmt ... » ii. ; , I ' "“'il 1 * ,,a ' w ,u ‘- l‘a was active for private use. t.oiigon wus )„d. deal 

«« 1 I tint. M * P . ;v ur d »*l‘*rturefr4.,i, I„ Lopdon the market was inactive, 

disoliislmi to vmi V | ^ i, ** 11 ,,ot **' ,dl "b ,,,l her The demund lor M4.1 hss<-s W4is limited, at a Might mluc- 

uispieAstug to you to know thnt there are umtiy of tin 1 tlou tn.'nrice 

tS^pin?mi a Sat ^ l7 U ‘ M "* ‘ Uin * wu%ieglected. Tallow in iuipn.ved rc( t uest.- Lin- 

nromlw our nn.ltrv , do, 1 "' V," 1 ' nHt tking to cun- sed caki- steady. Oil Iruiisuctidus were nlmort sns- 
miI.m i IIh- tn Hie ehurV r** 1 ** ^ Of "'lort-. by no dm-am- ■ )K-uded. Thr4-4' hundred bu'm-lf of-Tur|M-ntine were solil nt 
yiuTdtW ‘ ^ thnt hftB ™ unhappily U|d fit seven shillings 

T»1« nmnliitlnn ..r " tiummon Aineriemi It4isln was iiu|uired for. Yellow 

" > our / nvor was hailed ( moderate In value nml dewaud 

cation wh -,1 it trim ♦ U .V' ml, " r "i 1 ' ;,l l M : , , i ' d BOititl- I Taxni. in -Mam iii.ii »; a — Itusiiuss had shown great lie- 

attached WHS designated ti r/b T w c ld,d ‘ | tivity sjnoo the Arctic s departure, and prieei of the lead- 

from h^u.ull f v,tt ho "" r " f CpfiVAsyinu you , log fabrics lmd advamiej. The st.a k of cotton in spin- 

was thi-n-forc treviv.-J with n ' ** ,,r .' ' “e ' M,Mni " ,lr d .'' ,kh i •»er , *4u»iuls was low. but-the majority fere averse to buy- 

vour cottinanv are ennr. si. i°V ^ * ur ^ J ° urw ‘ d i lug frvely. from all iuiiiri-ssioti that tile valui- will uot rise 

cssrs; *r rr u KU . urt ; e unr "- i TUe lwd(,n n ^- [ « ,r - °° 

ural then that vnur ' ,MW U UU V V ^ , ' ut "«*- | are firm, but not vi-ry active. L'ons'-ls clpm-d outhe Utb 
favorable clrcuiiistancMi sb< nU UH ' '‘ v '' u ^ ,,,d ' r l, ie most January nt 97 S, a 97 ' 4 for money on account Hunk 
Uki^S ^ ^;. ,nU,<1 : , .' ut w, "* n " I "toek. 21d to 210 ‘j. Then- hud been no change whatever 


tiin.iAi.iMi Hii.8».mAn.n an Al um:— It appears that 
the irritable Uhevalicr lliilHetuanu is .- n author, and once 
wrote a book in the Herman laiiguiigi-. eutjtled "The His- 
tory of Dt-mocracy in the United Btal. -I North America ' 
it wa* yuhlished a( Hotlingetp itntl reviewed hy EdivuriW 
Everett, in tin- North Americun Re-vi< w . The author wa- 
m-t then known ; he held no official \ oition. nor were.hl- 
future relation* with this country m.Muiputed by the ,e- 
vietver. w ho * peak* of hint ami his las k. the first as n ,na,i i 
• ol straty. and th- s-emid ns a scmLoffipl al emanation from 
the Ati-i rlitn tiabliiet Mr. 11. has 1 . ul some experienc- 
'd American demoirrney since, mid he may add a more 
truthful ehnpti r to the tn-w i-ditioii of his volume. 


the acntimrmt of what t» due to you and convi-nicut torn. 
It tpM r» we have dlffvreut view« about wliat may be 
tbim g nt oompre writing to your position Bo I free you 


from the embamameut andeutn at you to landnte when- 
mm yon plena*. But. n» long as I have tbe honor to Is 
m hoard your ship, you hav* to oommaud. and your com- 
mands shall b* obeyed ” And I left the deck, and caused 
■ti my «wnp*nlon* to do the same The jieople ju th. 
ho«U continued to ohetrr yet fur a while, then went awav 
pmowbly as H cam*, without the cons<»Ution of a singb 
acknowledged sign fnau tbe M,m .. 


BoiAoarv tio.MMiHsioN. — Uol. Gcahnm and Mr. Ogden 
hud arrived nt Ban Antonio from lEI Uaso.^ e/i roii/i for 
M ashhigton. • They re|k>rl that* Col! Buutner is ••xtreinej) 
unpopular wltli nil classes, bi-lug regarded as vindictive 
*u<l tyrnnnicul. Col { Emory replaces Uol. Uralnuii in the 
Boundary tiommissjon. 


Thaw Uf tha Incident# of nor slaying in the Bay of 


I yri. air. you were pi raxed to judge convenient to 
to’ weed to-dav (aud that, also, not directly, but In 
Br Long) that •• your }K*c»jtl<»i and 


, Bag of the United States bad beeti conipnanb-ed bi 


VHUr ClIllll.HIlV ul-.. <.n.. I I /'—r-ll Hliy , 1 11^ I lA’VII . 1 1 - till N II 1 II I 1 1 CS '! - > II l 111! I I 1 1- I II I UI- W 1 1 1 III ll Tl M • 

temipted iili-asur»- uii tu tl , .i ll i • l,W l !‘!, n “ KO I ,,r< i t ' l’ 1 | The London market preia uts no new features. Blocks 

uml then that voiivS..»li. UW " ^ '“‘V V ^ , ’ ut l,Mt ' I “ r ‘‘ hrm. but m-t very active. Consols closed ou the Utli 
favorable clrcuiiisiancM sb< mM UH ' ' V ' U i^ ,, ' l r r . January at 97 S, a 97 ' 4 for money on account Bank 

la k e**i dace iii d!!n!i '* l****" : * ,nt w, "* n " stock. 21H to 210 ‘j. There luid Is-en no change whatever 

SlT feel aWhiteiv k.Ti ^"“‘O'ng «'• iii American sliak*. and ifttiier an inactive market, 

au. icei aosolutelj at a loss express the sentiment il ; raxitoc. 

the Amiricau Deo,de ,, whel7l i |« {° U !l ~ l J|'' r,,,,r, ‘clev ol France cohtiuued steadtast ami tnu,(|uil. -The Prcsi- 

thut t lie v will ^be d»H-Dlv niriH ill i fl f u ' pdjivletloH dent gave a grand banquet ut the Tuilerics. on the 5th. 
course o/conduct ou^tb- oUrt V* # 4 m ni T. that ! *° fol,V huildnd ^ l>«b-guteH of the Departments 
agent s abroad should UWM ' 1 1 7 1 ** M , ,ld , ,l >' H decree of the Minister of tin- Interior, the republican 


Ito if a heavy charge. sir. dcejdy wouuding my honor 
I Hy sentiments of decjiest rcsjiect to your gloriou. 


b " ,n — -'.i*. ■>'-» i„. 

,ru.. 1 / m Jr T,, V" ,l ""“ 1 IMrUiwr,.. 

JJZTJ 1 , "‘ l ,,|U VHluiiurv ,-xurwuluu „l 

c oir.-.* i-Huci., 


By a decree of the Minister of tin- Interior, the republican 
mottoes were erased from thu public buildingH. and the 
aucieut liihtoriial nanu s restored. 


ttoMUMt b* passed iu idie ace I feel bound in honor 
to bring tbe m a tter before tbe people of tlu- United Stales 


Share*, in tlm Paris and Lyon* Railway were eagerly 
sought after, since the disfioHltlonmude of the stock hy the 
Minister of Public Works'. - 


Justice to vour well w Lk F'*u .mu ut- Minister of Tuhlic Works. • 

| us under Hi.. ".‘JwV. m /.V.* V?. rt . ! ■ r W nor wRich prevailed in 


K,. Paso.— M r W TVhite and lady. Mr. 11. W. KosurniiiL 
Mr. John Leufe. arrived In the train from K| Paso will. 
Col. Hrnliam, and from them tin- San Autonio Texan ol 
.the 22d ult. obtained the Billowing items i-f news ; 

Col. Sumner's Nava joe expedition has proved an entire 
failure, uud.thc troops have had tb abandon Fort Defluuce 
in tip- Indian country, and fetifrn to the settlements for 
provisions. 

• Col % Emory o„ Ids wayto KI Pbho met a party of Kin- 
way Indians ut tiomuiunclie Springs, who had with ili'em 
souk- Mexican prisoners nnd near a thousaiid head ol 
animals. The t'obmel was to 1,-nvc El Push on the 1*1 
iiist . for the Prl, no villages, when- be expected to report 
to Mr. Bartlett of the Boundary Coin, uiss lo„. 

The Indians drove off, all the unimnls belonging to the 
Pinery, forty miles froui KI Paso, and' coitmplled those, 
engaged there lo leave. They also drove off forty mules 
belonging to the Hovernnu'iit. 


Tm A i ii i . i s i Bank Hdhiii hv. — T li' /i-ceiit rl-bbery ot 
the Bapk of Virgiqiii. at Portsmouth was effected with 
gn at le-bl„i>8 and ingenuity. Il tin . plage on Saturday 
night, a favorite time ftir.such operation*, as books are 
generally uot ‘examined on Sundays the entrance into 
tbe building was made ut a back wln<l--w. the fastenings of 
which gave them but little troubli- ; and' having thus 
gained ad„,ittni(l'4>. thuy deliberately commenced Un*i, 
operations upon the iTiult. which was Guilt of hqrd bricks 
to a thick, n-ss of nhniit two feet. »-„d completely sur- 
rounded on the inside by a grating ol' Iron bars Having 
picked a hole through the I, rick wnjl. they applied Htpir 
•drills, to tlm iron work, nnd succeeded in innking an aju-r 
turn sufficiently large to admit a nun They then had 
access to the luopey, nnd helped lliemsclves to all the 
notes and gold they could find,, leavind tlu- silver seatti-red 
1 alsmt on the fliair. togetliflr with sen,.- of their tools 


Mjtfpour government and entreat their verdict alsout il 
But having tbe firm conviction Uiat wberever I meet a 
fma, apoaUneous. lawful, aud honorable .-xpri-ssii.u <-; 
wbatev«r people’s mnpatbjr J am boqud iu bouor and eon- 
anUne* to reaped n with eeteem. and mH to irfuw it. but 
tnaarfnily to accept — on the other tide, you being her- 
toy °f ff«»venunent' which I am revering will. 


act ou your pari 


hl^nn. i ‘VVr 1 . that any’ j Pari* ou the 9th. of a marked coi»l„css between the Presi- 

ita^^. r. displeasure. Ue„t and the British Minister, iu relation to Belgium ; 


With sent mu, nt. nt «.»> , , n** 1 pleasure. I dent nnd tin- Britisl, Minister, iu relation to Belgium, 

tir and r y ' mnw ’ ,r ’ »V U,, >' ! “ ,,d Messenger hud announced Una Lor.i 

Very trulv vours! ^ ^ ' u CHUM ‘ | 3"U sustain. I um j Normal, by would leave the followfng day for England, uml 


More extensive disenvi-ries of go|>k on (lie Hiln arc 
report etl. - * ‘ 


MB. it if my duty to deliver the Mississippi oi 
oi Hyottlf, who by his ftoaitiou «ccm». iu you, 
r a man who compromises i lie glorious fla, 


to* 1— unt i l ut myattlf. wb 

•ftori to to a man who 
toyUtotedhtaua 

though in tin 
m toptoto th* Uapuu.ni 
t^ hcnm lo teonquiriae y, 


very trulv. vours ’ ur :"; n - ' " Ul ; noruinuoy wouiu leave tm- touowmg u«y n>r fingland.and 

Hov Loii | h ic.L*»«i, i Ghahli:* ii . Apr not return. This reiWt itnil caused the ritumst regret 

aiaaippi. V udluard -tiiu--L. B.steamer Mis- j among all |»artii.«s. andi-uuUilidted to a fall of out- percent, 

to "dlTti -uiKlllng.'and^h^ WHH I’D’vaib d on | It was announced at Pnris that a further delay of tel, 

Kossuth in tha following letter t^t.Qov days would taki- place before the promulgation of the new 

Bay cif Ui/raii 1 ”*V» U f T f : l I Uoustitutlon Wtiuld Is- made This delay has Is-en va- 


Bilver.ore of u rich ijuulity . and in cousiderahleijuantity 
has becu discovered in the pine mountains near El I’nSo 
Tbi-re is no duubt the miues would afford a bountiful yield 
if (here was sufficient protection to enable them t’<> be 
worked. 


w. though in th* moat solemn manner protest - 
■ th* imputation you charK« me with. 1 liav- 
to unnquilia* you. idr. by declaring that I will. 
mna oizwa you, tmt with i-veriastiug gniti, ud- 
r? Tf7 ^ imrnaniU Will leave tin 

tot (too* it will stop, which is. 1 sup 


IUv nfi-uli , »• — lAsiNBirri r vousuiuiuin wtiuiu 1st maue A me (lelHy luis Deeirva- 

Sh ’ — I have the h’onor ( , ' , " ,,4 i ' r tt - 1WiJ I riously accounted for ; one opinion averring thatthe l|re- 

eopy of the. extract .. 1,.#*..^ f“ r ri M u «*L t#i toud you u sident intended a UlH-rallxing jarticy. and auotlier for re- 

. oonKu.’T i: .. 


I to Ju„*„u 'W, 1 -* u “ 11,111 . l' t 'iu»IUl-nilil.' |in*rtM luul-bt-oi, -m>U„ In tli.' "oniHiu- 

"Attii-lk k Yi.Y. u£ ‘ T IT, ’ i tlrtu-.r Ib.. K,.„ui.' Til.. 1'rMlU.im IumI di-icnuluNl n- 

Il.n. • iinui'romU.ll'' i l .'. llUI '* ,i " u ' “"'I “ •"»< ,,«> -,-t ,.ll family Intlueuor un,l I'Hitlcul intri^uv by aittbp 

Ho*«tmment pul Hlr M V^ uur , rtu V with tills/, up the blanks that reuiuimal with mimes eomuia, tiling tlm 

* . . . ,,M V Mr Lossutli not lo send 1 m.blic c-.nfid*u. e uml r.-s«^l In the lneun tin,., tl... 


“J: 

L.*g . .?** ». » ft* "'MidT u Ijnru driv.-n .w«, 
--?*?■ .*** I '"'i'll at uutrKill... iu,;. 


mtielaa to tim w ^ ^ r 4l , '" ,y ‘! ,t,, ! ,wt . to 1 F' d ' l ! c runfitouca anil r.speet In I hi- moan tiuu-. the 

... .... I ntfil* while under the iMimier of orufoiindesf in«l»iv ,-imiiiiiiiul lulu- felt, in riMrue., i„ 


n w,d *'' l * u ’ l«*nm r of pfofbundesi anxiety cimtihui-d to Iw fell, in regurd to this 

‘*V“'" ,r “8 r umiter. as well ns to the new tiunstitutlon. uud tin- public 


r onrt7 * t * c ’ i ° ^ t une ' 
Vl - i” 3 , ; lur / V ,rt Turthes pro- 

^ i0tUr ., 1 }“** ***• hoUur to -end 

ETyStHor huns Jua * tw *' ul 1,1 Ul '' l’ ol > 

. above said U-tt.-r c«un uut sou., 


Tin- post at the Copper Miues 'has beigi re-established, 
and is 'occupied by o,ir company of iufuntry and one of 
drngisuts. ' . 

French H tniin la out lit, way iji. and will be here iu ubout 
fifteen days 

Smith's train woa to Iomvc El Paso ou the 1st of Fi-hruaiy. 

J.’ontiderable .ludlan eigm* wen- seen, but no Indians. 

The mail for KI Paso, which left henv.souie two weeks 
since, has Im-oii returned, iu eoiisequenceof Lieut. Brady's' 
mules having stampeded. 

A Colo Bath.— ’T he Bun Antonio Texan of Uii‘*22d ult 


Coast 'R,;,.,kk.— 'I' in- Hon. Win. A. (Iraham. Secretary ol 
the Navy, bus replied favorably to tlfe request of the Col- 
lector of the port of New York, arid .-r t1,»* underwriters, 
thut Hoveruim-nt vi-ssi-Ih should hi- detailed for relief ser- 
vice on the 4oust 


Hm-outm) Am»n;\i,oN ok iiik Kmi-kvoh ok China —The 
ErUriijj-of India, dn thu authority ol n niitiye lately ar- 
rived at Sikliim. from Luhni. states iliat the Emperor o! 
tiliina lias just abdicated hl> throne in favor of the usur|i- 
er Lion Belt. r ' 


I am. sir with the Liirlu-st , „ i pri*o„ers..ttnd iKMlotes were idlowed t-- Is- taken It was 

- rv.nl. W ***l .““V. -; .V"-r ,'b- Jntiil iliouglll U,t. 1»U- nvunt. ll, Fnnri- vniilil lln.li-n tl„. 


«««! 


[nought the lute events la France would hasten the.fa'te 
d the aecuM-d. Who were expected t-- he -ent to tlirtgallek s 


to: »o« Urine Unr, Iu nra.r. ,bT, fr-uT'vT' 
ti. mo comm unira! mu. should Im- M-nt to *di 
^ MMtaHihw. J ftoj surpriM-d. but wlU mak'< 


K '"” u,U - Ulrr jrlut Irtul.o,,* 


■■"u"r i r, r,Z '[ u , , r ,'‘ ■'•‘"S«ii'i’i. ,,„j h„v, 

lull. J 1 ' V '*"• 1 ’ 1 ' 1 <'•’ IWU..IU. whirl. 


■gg Mfe Asgys r 

HMd p pojmthy I wax honored with in Marseilles, s*uu- 
toHH^b riup* the arrival and communication of v»ur quit. 

? Uf ^ MtofX^acts-d lutiination. I sent ashore t 

Iri tiw u. t he aald When you Y.«ad it in some pub 

LZr/?.? 11 . 1 ' lu ‘•““touts not judge com 

flog tf the L uiu-d bum 

mi r^* ^r _“i * ud 

„/j> iV .‘ '""''fbuii having the bonut to tig, 
Hffarif he. air. your humUl* and oUm quium servant. 


tullv aoiH-iir in i,„. < ,ii, , " lu “ ,r which I ^ovemuer. tail we*-„ large UoUles of the rebel Hottentots 

w liiit iluj letter which. cquAideriug »nd (’afllrs apd'a detachment ol British troops, iu whiel, 

tar aif l! iK . ‘j' CIitkb’^li Uai l. m agnani- . >u,d hagn -fi o m nallo d . . to .-faU** » w kh~U,. 

11 Loiiv personally 1 loss of one colonel, thi-e other officer*, and sev.-n men. 

I B Btkam Fukjaii Ui„i U | I>i , i , Reinft.n vuu-utji hud sailed from Ruglund la-fore the ren-ipt 
Itiy of (ilhraitar , ...... l ' . , , ‘ ! ,Sf Ht-Ws 


KM.LANO. 

lutelllgeuee frpiu the tiaia, of (i.s>d Hope announces 
that u very severe •kiriuish bad taken place on Hip till, of 
November. Ik-Iwih-,, large bodies of the rebel Hottentots 


iu 1 PpT,AW Fan, a,» Mi., i mi re 

Bo— Ilaylug IumI lb* li*6 imr*! Vt«V , * Vl u* t thiTinrli'niv^r I Auf»ther w-veri' reverse hnd bi-tn, sustained by tin- 
lMru fn -m England to Gibraltar and ' . n. „»/ V ,V r ' 1 Fnglisl, armies at the Dugas, on tin* coast of Africa’ in an 

•rr I- ) ..i.-wi h,.,^‘“ r , u ,“ r , ,"“‘r “■> <« ci u ,,i„iu, ™u,« .«« ru, m. 


By the upsetting of the stage from Austin on Saturday 
• la.-t. iu t|,e liu.tdaloupe, the mail, ns well n* passengers, 
got u regular ducking. If tim pmaeugers got a- well 
*ouki-d as our ••xcluiuge*, they were in uo enviable plight. 

Balk ok tiik Fait; Coi.ohi.ii Bailors. — T he Uulveeloii 
Julirnol 4 -f the 29th ult gives tin- following account of the 
sale 4it the -free uigro sailors. n e- utly cunvirted at that 
plac4t of uttemiiting to carry oil a slave : 

The four fri«e colored eailors. lately eo„vlet4-d. for con- 
cealing slave 'Frank on hoard of the brig Billow, with intent 
to carry him away to Bristol,. , having failed to pay their 
tines. Were, in accordance wltli' tlm seiiieuce «*f the Judge,, 
sobl ns aluves for life, t a* the highest bidders Monduj 
‘iiiorning the 2«ith in.t . 

Bufnui'l (juall*. of Alulaimn. bought Aulliotiy Jlayes at 
f-325 : Levari Smith at $370. and William Brown At $505 


<)i in-Hi' M i.un .-r-lt U a presrriptiyu rule, aud we 

Ixliere n law of Hungary, that no monarch shall hu culled 
a tjini',1 Cuuseq urutly . whin lever fenuiles have sue- 

i-eedeil to the thruiiu ol Hungary they have Ik-c,, calh-d 
Kings, in 1383. whet, Mary. tlmdaugliiiT of tiharle- 
Diiriis iiM'i'inb-il tin- thrum-, she was -tyM Khi.n. Maria 
Theresa, w as ulsuatyled Kiuu . 


«~Mturv '“J’ 11 *" " ,n “" 1 ' ,d »■!•' 

Kt uaUara iu . ** lku> ,l * rr - 1, J h »U u»' 

lu.firiMd 


1 K 10 * Utted State, would r. , , . i ... , t ■ } I “ti«P»pl to clutslitx- tile native King for slave dealinir 

I 

obligll.g ktitiUlbM ,3"' ' V u "tr. lmd the highlv ! , ‘‘*s-eU proceedid to B Iddsi-r. (•■ confer w ith th. 

I rV “will in. Him* Vl ... -;ii I ( Uwii 1 WU* adinltU-.l on a t liurnls 1 1... ut.,.. 


He buys tb- iK on *|>ociUatioh to sell lignin ut Mol.ile 
J.-hn Fournri-y. of this city, bought Jgcoh Thompson at 
$3, si, on speculation. The negroes look things eooHy,. nnd 
wen- not nt nil discomposed For an Ijourortwo bejure 
the sale they amuMHl ihemMlv.s by pitching .j units in the 
juil yard 0„ Iring sold at hall pric. they seemrd to 
think good naturedly that the liy -plunders ’were Iturdl.v. 
worthy of their acquaintance, for huvfng nut so Ipiv ui, 
estliuhtiou unou them and for having uii-sed so tinea 
chance to make a spcrulutibn 


Bf*iioi- u, I'liiLAOKLeHu.— The fimludelphla Inquirer 
ntate* thut letters liou, -Rome render it prolwtblo that the 
Jti i XuJl, l lia,2ii.lrtmilinine Nciluuum., JL i ttir xd'-Jit, Alphon- 
*us. Baltimore, will be the next Roman CutlioUo.RUhop.iil 
Philadelphia The Rev genilcman is Xpoirfu of. hy thusc 
who know him well, as • eoaspicuous for learning, piety, 
and otlipr high qualiti4-s desirable ln a Catholic prelate 






I witii m«-i. win* W«u* loud in then , 

rnmpmhf fur Koar-utb uud hi* .-win* « P 1 

*•:. : U1 


ii whal c.-usoliil- d ut U„ 


o« lut.'p >1111 I fell 


uutoifa-uticmbf teliow.|.,. hl ,, - At weentmvd I 
t mtoji, MkOthip&j our fun rigging wu* rwuriL ! 


Mct Uar, -ue,, u, u,, 


ThX— cL*.,. u, L„ 
M I »il| ol u«f, 
■M* at um* Lui.dn J i 


IT— > * *•“— dunu, -Li.li Clu, l .i,,uof 
-*»“ LU1UM1L.W, Ou. U Lhr but. lid 
to, Ult neurt it*. Uiort we gw Ao .<rdtnri\. 


»«»e rival i a* would .**ue fnari <tb. 


luUi- dluli Jy it wa, 


• to frwaa tim ^ „ fb,. j m . u ram* d**«i> 

99* tote*: it out toutod the bulwark- 

toU* lb* dimouMiu 1 

Item, a h thinking, though at the Um* that it *#. don* In 

mmm *4 th* t „puin * 


wa# made. *hwri)y ufXer this by tbe Firs, 
IrVT , l 1 **! 1 . 111 J" *§* * •tiguiu upon Ktuaulh by showing 
“■* to timulM-d Om- jim-u fur (U~ . Wr., mLuh wa. r* 


ImiTto KaJSSPTiy. . 1 . ! °[ w 1,1,11 1 “(tobded toem Kinu. iy -<f the lluugannn ( ummUti*- in l.riu- 

<i,U» hur m* ii , .-ti-a t-** days toSouthuifiptnii-froiu I d ° M dl,d « i-rokeh heart cuu*< d l,.v ---m. ri ntark* -1 u 

axiaet (oUndMi^o ' JU ' 1 ' ' “ ,,d • l ^'«M ' eaim6)' ‘'^n*l«nd. ul tlo Daih N- w I 

avT, I I -.HAPH ^ Ijirrflml. Jail ’K/. ] S.'j r Jl A > V| 
'*“) I'UWli and irivaiAitbutiiu^ d, ‘ > lo ariauge lb. TiuV- say* the attempt *lo strengthen th. Ministry 

(»o «Wi utteir baud lb. '.. , . by an alUam-' with the J’eiBl ysf .had signally failed, and 

TuOgo.nj but ou lb,- 7(b k„,. , , * ' k'.‘ * H *«I j,o| jijavii.g llutf llu- 1 vnie Minisni wnuM m. . t Parliament without 
" ' v ;‘i 'B'l* D» Gibndur 1 . ,'uid \ T'J d *‘k. di-r •'• eking ariy fuithcr udditi.-n l.i* ti/epgih. prond.-d he 

He ,'hS I, ! 1 took, Imre I adore wr. iio| eouqM-lb-d re, |„ flu- mUu tlm* The Mur 

graut me til this delavals, if / ' 1 Lnn.-iown. I»n-t t. ini* r. |,e r--iirv*nt i* *Ti jx - T An| 

th. SA-Asmd tuiij Ui toiX , Sl r JKrfc» ,, ll r, ' uW ,1 " 1 ■n^it vf tb. Council- snd h ,.i* ffiee ,*„l.m mii hn 
WAir.yuu.totiutfJTa ^appolut.d- 


■ ... - . . ^ • --- ■■ *-usu *1, r. 

V * f l ,A ' 0*0 bordJ nation Bui 

. Ito eharge was l-u-tel to Im 

mkjf to uovar iu author with ndkidc 


Wrt'fcs o3^1LTuj!’l'* k ' r t* 1 * e ^ uU : '■""•“•r /■», tat I’.vul.r.lluml.d 

iCWRirt JIS*} art IfW "’"•v """" )•)»•, full r»lv? t ‘r" l,<1 

/m tq»p»Aja«dilngyoMi' <) o <t- i t r ,, * d 9» Bablfc, Irian IDalIrtgsheud lu.l Teticy i , Circnlur Tu» o 

; z ft* ••.-«•* --y 1 . 1 ssatifsJi 

'••“V; 1 ll. uuU.r,L. . kIkT. •*•*««» .•>* "us •**!> nM luu.',- W «lyiri,lu ( fnm 1 

U', uui/iu (Ut*4 iu uur Owul.r at Ou UL iuMuut ui ihL-j, ,im. 


Iwr* aei.iif cVi j 
ale*, to-dav. f*M> I, a 


Bi,»ink*h Bi in .VthoN —The luiliire of the tlrn, of Mc- 
Dowell k Mill* of this city, has cnuscd a" tcU,|birury sus- 
peiisiou in tin burin- pf the h'yusi- of R 4 k D. H Mill's. 
B, Xlalvestou.' qbB'h has a large amount of money'll, eir- 
c Uhl t ton in Texas A eonsld- rable panic wns rentied by 
the bU*|K-U*lo„ IlUt th'- papiTs of (lulVi'HtOU express ||,e 
fulh-cl. roiitideiice in the ability of- tin- - .Mesarp Mills t*,. 
„n>*t ull tlit-ir liabilities uud resume hdsiuiTk nirll, with 
Several h- -use, |,ave announced 'ihelr ti-adine-- to tak- 
th- i, m.-uey in i xchang. for giKwls ut pur 
T„» Riimia —The Oalti'Mnn News of the tJOfl, say* 

■ A geutieiuan hue just arrived who cruiped the Trinity.' 
I.iti- r at tilliclnunti on Sunday last’ 1 1**-‘ slut na thill there 
i 1,H<1 l*ven ii*ry hi-avy ri , iu**ili all tin upper country h- far 
! “* b- could hear and i Ini' n rl*»«* in tb. Trinity wu i daily 
expected T4».'rl\rr When' lie , er—‘-- <1 Ity iwe«4'flt*d n 
muddy arid t iif Sid Mppfiftruuc- at)*l aU tlto UMul ltidieo . 
ti..,,* "fa heavy rioc above 

Me have l„f<>niMiti"iL,al. : t4 fr°n, the Bruzos, l-,tb a, 
Richmond uud Washiugiou. ay la,** a* Sunday . at Loth of 
which place* there i- ruported a -in.iultaneouf- ritiflf two [ 
b t on l th.- risi' vapidly lurreasing Tlpt rufhs hnd'Klsn 
tH-en lieavy Iu all that part of thi- country ( 

| Hrrui^f ( '(*• ai - ThoHupiruir t .-urt was to comUH'Uca 
Ito teMion at Ualveatoti ou the 2d ibtiaUl 


• A PlIKOH AMI.M AN, I AN Km aik —The Bpriugfluld 
/Mh**.) Republican say* : " All who I, uv* been oVir the 
’('oiiuictlcut River Railroad riiueuih. r the high, narrow, 
uueov. red 'bridge over the Deerllcld river. jual thla'Jride of 
Hrecufleld It was tho theatre of what our head 1 rig 
.describi-s us. the afternoou train came dowh on Saturday. 
The ears, behind tlnu-.Vi re pushing htpidly ahead, and a 
I out man found himself m-ar the middle of the bridge, as 
they approached with lightning speed, lie ooulU not get 
off the bridge at ultimr 't-itd before they would U upon 
J»lw^4.heepuce ut the rid'; oftilie track huh i-n. narrow, 
uud alopi-d loo prenipiiii^ely to make it a nafr resort— the | 
jump to the ice bi'low even Ban, Patch would have shrunk 
from— the shrlll alurm uf the thundering enginu ivarm-d 
our hero that he u.,»M think end act quick : then- was a 
trough-like space 'under the trncH—he dove into it lx-- 
tween the, rails, and hugging hi* uarrow retreat tin- train 
swept ov*'! Imu and left Inin unharmed' But what must 
have been his i ncuinas between the discovery of hi* dan- 
ger ami Its passage ' ' How thought must have quickened 
uud the Mood chilled . N"t ull in 'his sildatiolr would 
■have Itad I lip *prc-»eti t»i* of mind thut ai-Min-ii the only re- 
f real left him ' 


.JJoii liNbl.s' Balab'i'M *!.Tr,c aggregate -nlnries ol li,r 
(lovA rnors of ihe thirty-one M„ti-s'i B 760. Rhode Is- 
land givA-n the l-.weat in the list— $400 per annum, und 
California the higlii st $10.(1(10. The next in the list is 
Louisiana, the salary *-f wbi>^ Governor i* $0000 
There are fourycrritoi’ica with MtUritwl Hovornor*. whose 
aggregate js $19,500 Among then, is immortal Brigiutu, 
Yoiiug who draw* front til* uallouul Treusury $2J>00, 


the very matter w hich dm most value*.’' rrj. V r * 
PtiliUslitil by <i \ c Meiriani. BnriirtJaV* 
|7-r sale Li ' ‘ '*** 

‘'OHN .BALL. 

WILLMARTH HALL, " 

, natimifTmi^i m 

The Bixtl, Annual Bi-s-ion .if this in*titutk>i vffl 
uu-noe on the first Monday in'Orlpla-r Mik 
ten mouths. Th,- i„,«tit utioii will be under tb 
din erion *.f the Prilieipal. assisted by the mtrtmr 
Teai'hers It is de-igiied.tliat tile Belnv.l (hill b 
m-nt and idiglblu for-4u tliiu'ough.. court# (flatty 
mental, moral and pliyhluair The lustiiutioukhm 
Willi gb-l-ep ; - chnnieAl. philosophienl a,^ Mfw> 


. . , - - > •••■••nr Mini gioiatp ; / cnilieni. liUllosiqilitcn aiuI Mm 

n.J I'-'K''*"-* -"-.-l-tlutr („ fan .Jl- , tlu. nr,- , w „ 

Spelling llooka. Klneutlnn. laaric. .. .... ■ .... ... 


Spelling Books. KlneutinA. Logie. 

B. a.lirig li.sdvs. Arithuji-tie. 

% Diethuftirii-s. Algi-hra. 

Grammars. Geometry. 

JHu-4-rie. A ' Surveying 
'Composition. M.-um, 

Drawing. (‘'hi-iiil.-try. , . 

B.M-k-Kceping. Botany 

Hi;ograpl,y. "Mho ralogy. 

History. Heol.Igy 


tom- Th- S- h.M-l i- olT-vi'd.tri pan-nlundipnrtki, 
si-p-et ri trwif Jrir Hie-i'diieatlo,, .,r y oung ^ 
buildings wi-re i -.„stru. t» d i-xpri-ssly ft>r a Laffto' 

ary. and nr coriumVUous and Well adaMcdm 

bet, lth and euuifnrt oY j»»||.il- Thirty-fin- !. <r ^ 


; ‘ . * "o i.v-nn- 

M.',,s„ratJ»*n. t„. Hecommodated 

' TKUM.’i. F( V R TEN MONTHS 


Geography. *Mfiii-i-nlngy. "V "*> » ozovani ,. 

History. Geology Board. Wash ing. Lights, and Fuel ^ 

. • N-tturaiiiLi.trv, : ; 

• iNutural I bilosophy.' A -t not, . -my. Y^-nl Muse Fv. iieh Dnuwing and i’alntinir *o« 

•“ i ; h '"T-iniu-r-. Diotloimrlw, , tc » ,U funti-b Ii, r ! 

B|»nBbi,i. : rm«u,,tiaiubfu<lr 1 jm, ll i, r ..'nic t luiii8w and a t>tluu,T*. 


• Keadera. etc. 

H^cck aud Latin Books, of ull descriptions.;' 

STAN tl Altl) wnn < 


nicnced should Is- (•iintinund.iind uml r asysti-m Adequate 
to tin; end. until individual enterpris- shqll Is- al-lr.to do 
alo„i‘ what it. „(*w being do, w- with Ho-'ernmental aid. ' 


8’1'AMIaKD W0IIK8, 

In .-very aci'nrtmvu, uf ScImic,..’ Ultmtnn md An. 

.1 1). would rail lb,' uucutli m, ,| bi- frb'na uud tho |iub. 
lit'. to hi. chute li uHw-Uuu ,.f M lw.'llunem i. „,„l Mn„^,ira 
Hurks: All thu ui w „uQ rulmblu wuriu jiublUhia ur, 
received as et*ou as issued from the J'jess 

DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN STATION KRY 
A liny uud vnlunblu Muck -uf french. Kiiglhli unj 

Aimrjt'uu LUtlum ry nil fr. -1. nnj m'» roui|.ri-l,i g i vur. 
Hillin' iifiu illy k..|.l*iu n Hutlunury UTiruliuu.u . Writing 
hulicr uml .Nut,* I'Al'Klt^. of nil L-' -I'ril'ti'iu- 111, A N K 
UUUKS. t’Ol'VIXU fit KSS KS l.\K. ui,. „„J „u «, 
tlie b-wiS'ijt cari- rie- s . 

. Any orders t-'i wurd- J to.nn- !••, Sti>ndatiPlA*ud Min-e)- 
)«,,. t-n-. M ", kv F-r< ig„ and Aiuerienii. will la- promptly 
Htie„»jeiU<.-. as (Ih* 4ri,t» : erila-r j* contident. ftuti, hi* long 
expeY(incc. exteiisiv.- HAqiuintaneo and great facilities, 
that his ability t. .execute any order i-t B.s-kM.l all kinds, 
at very moderate prices*, cannot be surpassed in the Luiuu 
Term-Cash. , JOHN BALL. . 

toH I'uhlieber and BtMjkseiler. oUGravler st. 


Special refmuee to Dr- L. 1' Blackburn, ih* 
tbe school, und tl«e*t-dIto'r of theCourordixim^ 
BAML'^L \V. BPKEB, Pokk 

Natchez. Mis* April 2 1851? ' 


'N. B — Parents aud' guardiuus wishing .to mm* 
for their children ,aud wards lor IBe'next tBa an 
by addressing the I’rineipal 
Tht- present —i.-n will ely.s<, July *2S. 

OAK BOWERY FEMALE COLLEG 


ALABAMA CONFERENCE OF M. E ClllkCEHl 


lti v T B. Ill BBELL. .M A. IT, .side, u 
E llODBON. M A A-Uuip iaml Cla-uUcti PirieM 
-Mrs A It, IIOH.-gN I n-tructr. it, Drawing Ex- 
cry. etc. 

Missf LEE. I’rineipal . f Primary Dsi-utimtt 
Miss M J Tgg.'I E ll* I'nnclpaK'f Musical Dqc-j 
and Teacher of -French and Hi'fuutu. 


. MR. JAMKS WUkVut 

Having f.n- i'rnqjji; reasoia. which, m. longer exist, dis 
continued lii.-. iutlWt during thf- la. i business season iu 
the Unu 4 .f James M' right Ai Bun, wo have m-w the plea 
sure 4, f announcing thnt he becomes this day a partne, 
in our Ionise-. "aud solicits the iuten 1 t of bis frieuds uud 
former putpoifa. 

To correct ii general inlaappiTheiisio,,. if i- pr.qa r Ao 
sUite that he tuts no inten-st in unj-otlu-r hoitsv 

JAMES M RIGHT A J WRIGHT hi CO. 

New Orleuiis. J >»•«». 1. 18*51 


The 4-n suing session of t thi- ab -ve iuititullon n 
,ui-i,eeo„^ITKBl>AY. the tllh'of Januwy. 1852 '. 

I’a Irons are r.-qu- ,-t'. d if p- .+jlAMo vuur puyiri' 
tlr*i day the si ; *r,io„ 

H.ik R-.wi ry .Chamltirs -•--unty AbfV Ni-v.iS' i 


IH N BAR 4. BI'CIIAN AN*. 
C.-mmi'sjon .Mi'-rehantl and M'holi-sjilc HrwmSw 
street. New O, li?a„s 1 

REGULAR DRY GOODS 

JOB El’ll II PALMER \ to. 

Importers ami M'hobsnle Dealer* in Dry GouU 4* 1 
stri-el. New i>rh an*. !t; 


N li*V lilt L K AN H- AIlK.Vf’V 


,,r Tin: 

NASIIVIU.H MAlilNK K I Id: |Nsn; \mk, AM, |,IKK 
AND TRUST COMPANY 


t'upital 

, Burj.lus . . . 


.. $:kKM8H4— on , ia id j„ 

. $220.0* Hb— reseMed fund * 


MALARD V N AltMISTKAI). 

M b"|esale Deal- f* in Foreign a*„.l Bouietiki’ftj 
No. 7UHrnvier street, la-twecn Maguzim- andOaao 
Orleans 

A full supply of Plantation tloods. 

DR Gil KEN I.RAF, 

Uffii'i' — Jackson, street.- between "l he Markrt-ki* 


• • •• $52U.O(H)- r uVailable asset* 


Tchouidtoulas street. ^5^ 

Ri-si dtm ci — Ci*rm r .-f Jackson and M«gaiiif awt'l 


. .. JAMES A PORTER President 

Jami* M ai.k i u. Becretarv 


II R W Hill. 

R. S. Frc^/.. 


LOCAL DIKETitlt- 
Isjine W M.miii. 

A W Walker. 


tayct^e. ^ 
• in*.. s pr i^f 


s O Nelson. 
Logan liu, it.. n 


MAHINK ItIVKIfFlHK nij.l I.IKH.illSKB Ink.-,, ul 
tl,, 1 li.ut'd rnluu. »ijfjtll I.umu l,r„ui|,llj i„lj„,t,.,| , 1U ,I paid 
.nl ll,,- Afancjr nfllrf NV 33 Cuuip 


... W. I'AHTKK. A licit 

J.m ,» I. A.. , Agent. . 

'! K ,N X E S S K E M AKIN K A N 1) Kilt E 

INSURANCE COMPANY. ' 


Tih. Rxiuioau in tin,,.,.— The last accounts fro,,, t’UJli 
state that the tiopaipo railroiul is completi-d with tin- i-x* 
eeption of three miles. Eighteen Ui -nths ago the.work 
was comim-uced.hy aeorps of Ameri-un engineers; and. 
under all the itjeonvenieneies uud delay to which they 
were subjected. i„ this short space ,f time forty-seven 
miles of railway, fifty miles being the whole length of tin 
road, have boon laid, the most eo,i,m--dlous uud iuum-usc 
engine und station-1, ouses have boy,, built, and a mole 
has been constructed, running out five hundred feet Into 
the sea. at till* point, of sixty fathom-, making a support 
fur the track and a fiiuftbrcuk-watcr -thu most eompletiti 
piece of work on the Pacific coast. Locomotive* built at 
Philadelphia 1 . were, jupniiy* daily h- tween Caldera and 
CnjMl|fb. carrying mutrtrialsnnd tYflgl.l 


CAPITA ij .#300,9,10. 

JGHN\M HILL. President. 
(iko. W Martin. Becretary. 

'this long established Company, with the mrist nmple 


> , 1 > IIIO-I niiqin 

r,,r V" i ,r ""' i -"'"‘ " f i'- .•"ii,-.. -. ,'.„,ii„„,., t„ iuk,. 

Ull Ml. SKA It ml KIHK RISKS, 

lertii*. at Its Agency i„ New Orleans, it tlm rifflt 

PICKETT. PERKINS. 1 CO .' 
* ,nl,S 57 St. tiharle* st r .'.-t „ 


RI1ILES JHIILES, 

JOHN BALL, 

, No, 6G Citiviifp stroot , 
Ihu just received one of the LAUGR^Tan.t REST as- 
sortments of Bibles Wqd l'rayer jyfln ever brought' io 
this city. yS ■ 

FAMILY BIBLES. at.frmtf^$r 50 to $50 per erii.v 
of'bi MJfuin $1 to $lo s it, v^riqijs styles 


Of binding V .vnuqa uy.es, 

SMALL BIHLEB. with nnd witlmiit references, of vel- 
vet binding*; g*Kl hand* and rlo*qw. 'Pur key morocco. n„- 
tique. clasps and bauds. 

CHEAP. SCHOOL BIBLES AND TESTAMENTS. oct4t! 


( FLINT 4i JONKB. 

Wholesale aji-l Jtutail Dealers it, Cabinet Fumiiurr 
Feathers. Moss and Hair Matin 1 #**. CurWIlvH 
Cloth. Yurnl.-h. etc No* 4(1 and '48 Knyiltie'' 
Orleans. 1 

CHITTENDEN k DAM EBON, 
Dealers in Car|M-ti„g. Gil Cloth* aud ll<»u*fk«fti 
tliNsis. N - ■ 20 Chartres street and Iff (’a-t-ri 
atrt-et. N"iv.Or|i-nt,s , ■* 

a j win,. ii i ^iiuo- 

A J WRIGHT 

Cotion Fnelors * and Korwriw 1 

el, a, it.*. No. 07 Gravier -iiT/Nni Orle»u*.. * 

it mXllib. U CO., 

Commissi.,,, MercbjtfYf*- N". 07 GniTier rtrwt ^ 

leans. 

yT T II. JACKSON hi CO.. 

Deal, 'xym Fine Fashloimiile Clot I, ing. No. Sll'to 01 
yCr \ t tUsir t" Planter*' I l"lel.) NevrOriotW 
/foutlis' Clothing. Gent 's tinder OmtbvHU 
T, '„„ks. Carpet Bag- and n gi'itrral UMutim* 4 
•Clothing, always Imuji «u4 

tbe 'lowest market t-riee* . f t 
It F SMITH.' DENTIST. 

Has returned, and i- devoting him-flf excliti^l fc 
pinctiee of Ids profession 
Office at the corner of Bt. Charles stmt*^ 1 * 
Iqaarw • 

- - - \ UUlt* 

John i.t mow \s • "" 

GOGIMVYN 4k BALE, 

Attorneys and l*ou„#viT(>J?*»t LawxAti^nlwB 1 


Attorney.* and C"U„«vffor* > at Law#i\l^rd w ’ B ' 
Practice Li,w in tin 1 vari-aw (Tfrirt* held !■ 


BOOT* AND SHOE STORE. 

Tin- old and favorite ntnud. corim* if Cutup, Du plant ler 
und Prytunia street*, is now well fuml-hi-d will, a stock <-l 
Shoes aud Boots ot every vuriety. 

Customers and strangers faithful!, M rved with good 
l»,rs»in» „ mi ugmuUU. froill.Mmul.y i !„r,iU,R until .u»uir- 
day uight. 

N ll — 1-1,'iu-i, rnimmlKi, Unit I „|„. n „„ SiuiJuj. 

TUerufu,*,, cult iluriuR t)„< w,',*k 

* 1 * .IOBKI'11 Sl'llll.KIMi 


Pruetiee Law ,n tin 1 various » ouns n>-“ . 

and Seventh Judicial Circuits "f Mississippi' tk J 
Court of ih.- United Blnte* m Pontotoc. undSui**' - 
of the State ill Jack. ",,. , f 

Claims on any person i„ North .Vlsf^PP*' ^ 


Claims on any person' i„ North .VtoWPPJ . 
circuit, scut u* by cur -fylvialsal u distance. will ^ 
for then, incompetent, responsible Attorney* J 
It ufcrc arcs.: 

G MeFarlaneA (’" Als r-b’C,,' 

D. JV.' Bowman 


Clopton A Ewing ... ub* 

James E Saunders A N-n. Afl oltilf f • AUD ^ 


K. C. KSTES. 

COMMISSJOX M E If I- 11,1 XT. ' 

• . N'» w Yors 

Purehns,-* every description of iM KRCHANDISE on 
orders front merchants, planters and others, either for 
cash or on credit, embracing Dry G«»,,ds. Clothing. Hard- 
ware. Piam»s. Carriages. Furniture. MarlUnery. Plunturs 
tileusil*. und indeed every thing the mark.-t afford*. 
Consignments of any Produce promptly and faithfully 

attended to. 

,4 » k a * t o 

Messrs Wigbtnmn A Summery Editors Southern Christian 
Advocate, ('bar leston 

Rev John B McFerrin. E'Btnr NasliviLIe Adwcate Nash- 
' vllle. Ten,,. 

Editor New Orleans Christian Advocate 
Mew:. .J G Nelson A Co.. New Orleans. 

Me.*srs. Cherry; Hi nders.),, A Co . New Orb-ami. 
Messrs Lowe Pattisou A Co . NewUrlean* 

Mr. Wm Kekford. Mobile. Ala. 

Me-rs -NN’eau r. Mullltl A Co.. Mpl.ile, Ala 
°Col Jameo - , E Bail, ub-r*. Mobile, Ala 
A (• Harris. K*q Memphis Ten„ 

W B. l.'ooke El.vslan Fields, Ti-xn* 

W B. Johnston 4* Itro Centr. villr, Texa* 

G W Priuce. Liberty., Texas jj2-3 

MADAME DE REIONE’S 

.-fcl.KI'T M U, 101. Ft, 11 Vorxn liADlKS. 

No. t» Coutnlbw Ilulldlng*. 


James E Saunders A B"„. 

- Bak'-r it Lawler. 

Johri A Winston A Co «* 

Bn pford A C'.'l' V. 

More A Li nes. 

- -M4tses-Wnri«g A Co 

J J Syke- A C" . 

, Mr Mai, on A Pearsall. NrW (»rl.-«i“- 
, ‘ S G Nelson AC" , * uloini 

lieu J .1 Ormond. Tu-eabs-sit ' aw 

.1 ,' liuini'vlll''- 

Bila* Parsons. Esq tlunt-vll' 1 '' 

David Deshler. Tuscunihin- ' 

W,„ Cisipi-r. Esq . 

Simpson. McAle-Jle, A • " • 

.Innu-s Irvine, Esq • 

William Kii"* Montgomeiy ^ 

C .1 Nathan Green. \1 Inr e stob" 
lion E II Foster NasljYRb' 

Itlel, a i'<l K Orne. Mi'llipbif. . w 
Win Garvin A Co,. Loui^' Hto • 

Brady A Davies. ^ 

Tho ‘Now Orleans Ohriatiafl M 

Is issued weekly, nt Two Dollars ami » 

. I..'.. I n l/nai I'l.r 1,-SS tllMl, OUW 


is iNsiicu , vrtf’ • 

"Nu hUlwltl|,U",l '"h"" ‘" r l "‘ ! ill* 1 

wrlluTU. will Im uudurul"""! «* * 


ll Iu , *|.r. --ly utnt' .l "ilx rwl'"' 

Tlju llinuraul ail„l*t,'r» k" 1 * 1 ,* 

K|iiM-o|,nl I'burrli. S-'Utli. »«••..# ^,|« 

, . aiciJ ll»« Nuw * J 

— r, pay men! „ may. la- made or i 

All eomniunientlous whether of • ^ 

pubHration. unlfss remitting . 

the athount <*f let, do wf.', n !S‘ inerted ui*** 1 

No ohltmiry 'notice will be ^ ^ 

Within two moiitli* of the drat b < f b (0 a* I 
Communication* ujnsl )»i addre 
M« Tm*i Neyr Grlearib ’ nr 

Com, nunieat ions involving **i k uttlltoj 
00 "f r,;vi*^«. Mil, » 


For ltplrnj lion in the E„ glial, and French Laii- 
gunp 1 - Elocution. Ancient aud Mmlern History 
Geograplu tbe use of tlie (Holies. Mill h. matles. 
\\ riling, etc pupil* uiulcr twelve voars of age. 
per no uth .:.*«■ .v . % 

ll» r t ■rail'll ..t V ' ” 


Over twelve yean, of oge^ t' ....... . . 

Ancient and Modern Languages, eneh 


Miuic on tfie I'iaua Fort* ' 

Othdr accomplishment* at Um, usual fbafg. . 
New Orloous. January. 1852 


* S «I.u, kaurftkF-Y-u 

for wbieh must b* 1 . prepaid, in ^ l g, 1*^ 
v >tur Otflc* No , r 8J Grjrlar stn-ei 


ior wuirii jiiui-i u*. r. 

Offlru No M It ru « l" r 1 
John Bali 


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In hinihiu. . . • 




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"f Ihi* 


'^guIlintM \nwMt magi'* Wl'- 


itf tm 


*nincr(, 


•»‘*ure*, jji,. 


.nowltUj^ 


miliar 


w "rUn b- 


nintnrcii, i,, ^ 
JiIn rrjtrh u^, 
v * in f|K'cch, |fb] 
'»« worjs. hdi] 


Mi ttu* 


"V word. J 


whir* 


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[<w 


■E Wdnuj* 

hau, 

IIKZ w®§| 

" in-Ututhm « 

'l"T MH.irf , 

1 1m * imJir 
L) IhnmM^ 
Mnnldmit, 
i 

liu.tUuUoui.inil 
«i«l MraJ 
■trout, ud nftVrvj 
Hint ptiurtk. 
"I young UtiiM 


^ dnmgM* lth,n y° n gll'M-^nllo*' 

Lvm^l lliv- th»*t Iotp ^«* 11 
^ (no l»l«* Hi* hurtling miilloo ' «• 

A^Vi r^rfui n ‘ cunl k,,,,t 

fupurrimgvl fn»ni on lifgli 
^HBirVir Wood are o’dr R W«l« ^ 

^pywthnt rtunibcr not nor .Ik-* ... ^ 

^lUMni'Kof thaw like ttiffl 
Ffi-umlj (nffichM «n*l URklly WhUmI 

hirrf»» J"»n »n Nlkntly * 

f in*.nrr 1‘orW*. tlmt rtak» lmTo WHatfU. 

isict of nrnlng olornly c. wn 
F ra vbfrr thn young ami proud wrro wrecked. 
UiciMttboO ih?*d earth’* rninv'l liomtB 
lid link lliy godly Intellect ? 
wtlyJrwolN of thy bntin— 

1*1 tmildd thou hare thoir lnightnwrt (nattered ’ 
J||iltln nintM'«t ; mmiw of piiin,.. ■ ■ 

Hdd<t him- tliy wckleftj llfe-Btriilgrt shuttered 


hallowed Hjdrit fled 
T»knrr round nnd guard lliyjate 
tt Thi'i^T from the fainted dead. 
Tt4aj llieii ore It hi 1 loo Into 
“ly for a U5»»' jJL B)R , immat. heart tlijifa Ihlnr. 
"id well adapted t, 
hirty.firt' batfa 


•MONTHS. 


I I'niuting. rxtn 

Iding. towel,, bat. 


lackburn. tbipiir 

C'iurorvlia luMfr 
.SPKEH. Par; 


"ieliing.to mm 
dm nest iknn c 


i|y 

LLE COLLEG] 

I K CUtkCEMl 


'••fddi’Dt 
l Ulit-mkal i'nfw. 

’•i* in Prawinf Ei 


aiy U.*|MirtmrBt 
'll' Mu.diaUIkii.il 


'Vc. iurlitulioii «ii 
liiniun. IW- 
k lo.-uur i>u\Air i 


A hr.. Not. tf. 


IAN AN. 

■silt: (IrtxmSl 


>OD8 TRADE! 

Kit \ CO. 
in l>ry tJowtif 


ISTKAD. 
id DofilMtUlllJ 
Ingusloe andCm 


t; a f. 

I Ilf Markft-h«' 


i«l Mngiuiar tuw 


0KK8, 

ihiuft Fumiior 
v*Mw. t'urMlte 
id '48 Itnjral 


A.MERON, 
nud llou»rkw[«‘ 
l and ‘/I fa** 1 

• : ^ 
o» 

41 ah 
i^tfnJ 1'ontuKlil. 

cw Urloau*.. 


i CO., 

Ira tier rtrwt ^ 


U CO.. 

ilnic. No. 31 CmS«F 

New Orlmw 
vr OarnifUti 
i-iarriil a^'rtw * 1 4 
I aud f"r*akii 
t 

ENT18T. * 
illicit elduilniJ »| 




sack, 

laAlfldW#- 

ifurt# hfM l» ^ . 

MiNNi^ppC 
idoc. »nd^up** -r ' 


i, j ,, 

i. AimnujiU' 


,.,.u. MlnWl# 
II.iLUl.ISW* 



TfWf" 
I. KrolutW i 


« tiin Ad *s!|' 


nnd u ** M 

an one ) etr " 


dug coot 


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achriv ., 

11 of 

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VOLUME 


MHWF’ 

* ( K. II. RIVlfM«, 1>. IK 

II. NUMBER 


2. 


II. N. McTYKIRt; Ki.rmii. 

NEW ORLEANS, SATURDvX Y, EERRUARV U] is, r )2. 


av. H|f»i»t\t». S Jllabnma Con fere 


Confer t.nrr 


WHOLE 


the wine cur. 


...gullNii-l'" 1 *'" llrinl '' 
., N tollllil« *"*' UlgU 


oli. wind h«’^y 

^fllic •ouLfc.m ) ' h f 0 "" ' 

n.l Mins mnlftoupfsk 


runllght Boomod lo break. 


ifben 1 le’P 0 nor n 


tailak'-'l by I I.*n tlimi wouldnt not wter f 
and Ibo the -parkling wine 
l iheuwoubUt keep that love for ever. 


l-ii tiiin? angels eland ladween , 
tliy 1 'HcpIm noul ni'id it.s’ilnrk grave ; 

! tpuldd thou (nini)de love unseen 
Tbit linn tliy path ’to shield and save ? 

am not our own but Mis 
^tbiiby a wondmuN mystery wrought us, 
t« should guard a (ruth like this. 

Ait by Ills cosily blood lie bought us. 
hi the star-bright ho|H>s jli.it -bine 
idiuake thy future duialing mini, 
ieraglo nspirations thine. 
l>i by ambltion'N gorgiims dream.' 
il the iiniyerfUiat upward go. 

>y deep ijnd pawlouale emotion. i . • 

Urail this strong teuiptation low 
Wmtc Ur Heaven a heart'* devotion 
is a Wnl in Eastern ifkles. 

!ht will not »oil Us wlngN with earth — 
is . rli N> blnl of I’aradi.si 1 — 

Art tUnwt loo of Edrn birth ? 

•b'livc tin' wlufthnt'N foaming high 
Hiougli jijiatfrjrndi shall princlta gladm-M. 


H\i« 020 font, the minor 513. At its detlii'ii- i uiul tlopth nml height ; of love , of .tins T«»\o | 

ti i in. liy Ti tllfl, „ 5000 ^wildjujiystw worc sluin j of 1 lim vylm » • nsmudotl op nn lli eii mi ll lt'il 
it.. u ..r .. i. • . ...... . , . . 


in tho uronii. 
porous ntono, 


It is built of a rough wbitisb 
called trnvortino. Hie tiwt 
story is Doric, the sttcond. Ionic, the third Co- 
rinthian, and the fourth Corinthian pilastros : 
and above all there was an attic covered with 
teinpornry shelter. ' The whole height about 
100 (pet. On the very top hushes are grow 


DU NOT OAST HOAVN. MV 8011 h ! 
tfa not ca*t down . m V iWnd ! Hnt'fwl 


enptivity captive," hut who “descended first j 


into tin- lower |mVtn of tho-cn'rtli." ’I’lio 
'thought tlmt nucli itn niwooiation ini"ht he- | 
long lo tlio pined, would not lciwen the inter- 
est with which one could loot at |U durk 
, 'Itmies. hv the enndlil of the guide. - 

(hit of the city, on the Appian Way. are 


Thnt Imaiily llngi'n. *1111 ; . 

Nn unredeemed defnrmlly 
K’er jpnnig from On.IV rxV.’Wt will ’ 
Clirisl. mM. uuti< the RilUly one. 

Year*, long years before. 

•• If untie condemn thee, mir di^I- 
On. then, and «ln tin more * 


ing, which gnvc a linisli to this great ruin. flic toinhs of Scipio, of Ceerlia Metollus- 


Hut (he glndin'tnr's bloody t'irniN HlaniU* 
A noble wreck, in ruinous perfection ' 


• lint wlirt was *he'. the lady of the dead. 
Tomb'd iu n palflce ! *' 


I I'MKStbr cu/i unMed by. 
uarutnl from its ruin and ItNluadne* v 


| In* 


N 0 TB 8 FROM ABROAD. 


'if' 'in: i;t:«.\us RUINS of CAUA( m.i \ BATHS 
\MiS|;i |{ ^,v |. yHoUKItS mi.IHRC.M.. V<H UY 

vutiin>RRi;fuK ami (’aSricr— ija.srKs wnui. 
Iw aV THKiii .liopsr.s Mt:c.r\As viu.a ^n.ihun 
IJ -L!NG MIIJ.-TIIE FOUNTAIN OK EOKIIIA TUP. TCI.- 
NtiWtNS. . 

fin«l that 1 have said nothing .about that 
»bii.ii every- body writes the Ruins of 
imt Rome. I can not speak very entho- 
■tioally of them : on .the whelc they rather 
^pointed nic. for one or two years of 
life. Rome, the "Home of the (’tesars." 
-d one half of the horizon, in flic shape of 
Alin fTaimaar and a Camr; and both' 
gave witness then, in their diyngfing 
nnd curling loaves, to tlip flulnense 
>i™ that attended our intrc jliletion to each 
uFjo.ind a auhsequent, pifpleasant, unufr- 
“ J»i persisted acipnrthtanen. 1 need not. 
that this snpemtduced a very excited 
option nf/ffoin(., which over-wrought 
|siMnt!plc« and gmls. Hat strange to 
£ *? t | 1 * n K nine and shape was alto- 
r within the region of the possible, and 
'tt ol rcm-li of \ ankoc genius or cominon 


Immediately by. are the extensive walls and 
arches of the palace of the Ciosars. .Part of 
tlie first story is standing — a vory small part 
of the whole. The whole ruin is covered 
with bushes, and over some of the arches 
grapes, figs and pbhiegraimtcs arc cultivated. 

I cut tme dr two canes from among the "-im- 
perial Keiprtlis, " as mementos of the sad des- 
olation which now reigns over the habitation 
of those who once lived the proud&t of the 
human race. The ruin is of trnvortino and 
brick : the marble lots disappeared . 

The Pnlace of the Caesars, the Coliseum, 
the Temple of Venus and Home, the Temple 
of Antoninus and Faustina, the Temple of 
Peaec, .of Jupiter Tontine, the Temple W Sa- 
turn, the Temple of Mars, that of lladfmn. 
the Temple of Castor ibid Pollux, the Arch 
of Constantine, tlih Areh-of Titos, the Arch 
of Septimus Severiis, flic Column of Plideits. 
and the Capitol the ruins of these great 
structures arc fronting on both sides, nnd in 
the center of the same street, and near each 
other, lust imagine wlmt a noble array of 
buildings that must have been ; and then that 
in the midst' of them, and formed by them, 
was the Homan Forum.. W.hut must have 
been the iimnr, eiuent of Barbarian princes, as 
they followed their conqueror's chariot, and 
passed through these palaces nnd temples, 
and the tlmusands who crowded their 'roofs 
and porticos to gone at the triumphal proces- 
sion! 

I was walking upon the Appian Way the 
ancient pavement. It leavLynto the city by 
the great buildings of the Forum, and passes 
through it. Ilere. thought I. was once a man 
greater than those who built these tcifiples, 
whncntcred by this why intoHoiue- -St. Paul. 
How- hopeless seemed tlm mission of Chris- 
tianity. in^ the person of tlie Ajsistlb, us lie 
eumc into this Forum, a prisoner.' and halted 
a moment amid these rich shrines of Homan 
idolatry! 

At the end of tilt! Forum, on thp declivity 
of the Capitolina Hill, is 'tlm ancient State 
prisiip, called the Mamertine prisons.. It is 
under, ground, of massif e architecture, and 
consists of two chambers, excavated in the 
tufa rtllik. ilnd Iniilt one over the other. I, ivy 
mentions tlio prisons of Sorvius Tullius — 

(’nicer ail Inrarein increxccntis malaria, nialia 
iirhc. immianis flora, a.hjirnl ' So there citj>' 
he no doubt this is the Tullian prison. Sal- 
lust says, in relating the fate of tils' 'accom- 
plices of Cataline : In the prison called the 

Tullian thore is a place about' ten feet deep, 
when you liavo descended'!! little to the left : 
it is surrounded on tin- sides by walls, mid is 
enclosed above liy a vaulted roof of stone ; 
the appearance of it, from the tilth, darkness 
and tlic^rfiell. is terrific." [Murray s'lluml 
Ihs ifcTif Home. . 

•The construction of this prison proves it to 
he of Ktruscan origin, and of very great an- 
tiquity. You descend twenty-eight steps, and 
turn to the left into a door whiuh lcads into 
the upper chamber. The walls. are of mas- 
sive poperino, a brown, porous .stone, of vol- 
canic origin. without cement. The dungeon 
is R0 feet long. 22 wide and PI high.' lo the 
pavcmiciit of il is a round hole, about two-leet 
in diameter, through which prisoners were 
let down into the "lower deep " This latter ; 


and also the Cirrus of Koimtlus, or Muxcn- 
tius, an oblong of 1580 feet by 200, inclosed 
by n high brick wall, which stands nearly 
entire. At one end were the (’nrccrcs. where 
the chariots stood. In the Centre is the Spi- 
na, a long, low. straight brick wall, ending' 
eiddi way in a round tower, culled the- Mfla. 
The chariots ran armiml this Spina' several 
times at a single heat. T(io 'scats of tlie 
spectators ranged against the outer walls, in 
terraces. I rcmenllaifcd 'the text, “ let us 
run the race," nnd some of the ‘sermons I had 
listened to upon Homan and (irecian gomes, 
apd so took good notice of this Circus, 

Not far from the city iH the Fountain of 
Kgeria, a lovely spot ’ I took a drink of the 
water, which doubtless flows as it used to in 
the days of Juvenal. I found it as lie wished 
it might have been left -" Virjili si mari'inc 
chancre! iinilas Hcrbn ; “ its marbles ami mo- 
saic pavement hud till disappeared, anil its 
edges were once more fringed -with green 
moss, and a beautiful creeper, which was new 
te Die. I took some of its leaves, and picked 
up out of the stream a few little pieces of 
mosaic glass, and hade good bye to Kgeria 
forever. 

Wc made ah excursion to Tivoli and to 
Hadrian's Villa. There wo saw ruins, of 
course, lait nothing especially interesting in 
itself. The assiH’iations are pleasant to those 
who have bail to murder Virgil and Horace, 
and on a Saturday, to exclaim, eloquently, 
"Hear me lor my cause, and he silent that 
you may hear. " The olive, and the grope 
flourish here on the site of the Villas of Bru- 
-tusiuid of Cassius apd of Horace. The villa 
of MeeioUas presents a ruin of one story of 
heavy arched ways and chambers, built on 
the perpendicular side of the Hill of Tivoli; 
and is now occupied by an iron rolling mill, 
the only sign of life I have as yet seed in. Or 
about Home. • • ' 

The Fulls (if Tivoli are easeades.'d ith a fall 
of one hundred feet, and makp the scenery of 
tjiis charming regioil complete - liclow and all 
around 'is the soft grey foliage of tlio olive 
orchards, and UipKgrccn vineyards: in the 
distance is the city of Home, with- the dome 
of St. Peter's high- against the homon: and 
bcfnrivypu is' the (.'umpugnu, witli tho long 
ruitfs of the aqueducts stretching over it. 

<>n the wav to Tivoli yofi pass the bake of 
Tartarus, a water w'hiell petrifies plants and 
wood in a very short time. It- is df'milky 
color, and gives. out a strong' smell -of. sul- 
phur. The petrifactions look ifke an a-soili- 
bhige of Htilujfmitch. K. 


I iil’url thr Ntntiiliiril'ol' it toll 
v - AitnlnM iiMi'1'piii'.’ «ln. 

And lo t uphn llinrctl purpoM * __ 

Nn lon>fpr ri-I^u within 
I’m** onWnr.l In the nnbk (*-k 
Of Solf-iTilrinptinn— H im- ' v 
Olio firm rpNolvt*. Imt firmly kfpl 
i . Bring* Inimorinllty 

Tim shadow tnunblr* on I in- wur«*. 

To dint. uttl hn-nk IlNgliiNs. 

And liriuhtor Nliino roflpctoil Ft hit * 
W'lmn fliToy cloudlets paw'. 

Then, oh ! niy -mil ! Dt* Hoi ennl down? 
Vor lH-auty Ungt'rN Ntill ; 

' l No inuvdwmjd d«lWffiiiy 

s E'er Hpriiiii* from (IoiRn gn nl will ! 

Ft htttHry .f, It* Vi. , 


Hlnko, at muoIi timn the HesHltm of (’Ul* 

CunthrunCh.iu imvy 1 umt. mii t I tin tn m vt‘it ienee.- 
In pfennit tho eliiiinH of the Americttn Hihle 
Societ y to the congregation in tljfc Methodint 
Churcli. in this place. 

11. H. Lkkky. 

K. Mi K. Tvirnoh. 
TallahasHve, Flat, Jan. 2 ( J. 1H52. ^ 


Anecdoten of the Battle of PlnttHburg. 

i«v (V 1 1.1,1 A M \VAM llT1. 

The battle of lMaittilnirg wan one of those ec- 


Finanoial Plan of tho Florida Conference. 


Practice What You Know. 


ARTICLE r. 

There shall he a joint Hoard of Finimce. 
composed of two lay members from each din- 
trict in the Conference, an ctjunl mnnljer of 
ministers, un<t a chairman : alU>f whom shall 
he appointed hy the Conference, and continue 
in office so long as their official conduct shall 
he satisfactory to this body. * 

* * AKTrei.n-H-. - 

‘i 1. This Hoard shall have charge of the 
su]){H)i*t of the superannuated preachers, the 
widows and orphans of preachers, and of 
raising supplies to meet the deficiencies 4»f 
preachers, so far as to determine the amount 
thatteught to he raised for each object, and 
the sum to be raised by each district, and the 
manner jn which the money raised shall be 
appropriated to the. several ‘olijeots. 

To make it- act with efficiency, the 
Board shall have ptiwerto create any offices 
in its own way. or pass any by-laws for its 
government that may ho deemed necessary. 

, \ 3. It shall he authorized also to recom- 
mend such measures as it^rtiay judge ealeu- 
iCctioE 


lated to secure the collection of the. araoupt 
doomed noeesstiry^o carry out the plans and 
aeeoniplisirtlig^Sfijcct ^ committed to its oare, 
provided such measures shall in euchuase he 
submitted to the Gontcrenco for its approba- 
tion. - 

^ 1 \ 4. 'Flic lay members of the Hoard- shall 
he allowed to speak and vote as members of 
tlm Conference, on all financial question^ con- 
nected with the business and operations of 
the Hoard. . r 


I hc Scriptures are designed, not to fill the 
mind with notions, hut for practical purposes. 
The Word of God should regulate our thoughts 
and affections, our speech and behavior. 
Thus David says. -Then shall I not lie 
ashamed when I have respect unto all thy 
commandments ■ " “ I will keep thy 8111111108“’ 
“a young man shall cleanse his way hy tak- 
ing hoed thereto according to thy word;" 
“ I will keep the commandments of my God." 
Christ said. •• If any mail will do his will, he 
shall know of the doctrine: whether it he of 
God." Janies says, •• Boye doors of the Word. 


«V traveler has,.|iie(lit||(!il nlmut the 
ximi. the Capitol, tiiid the Arab of Ti- 
wnUme "hy moonlight."- The great 
1 uarever, whicli givea most length to 
aWl! *° H> <! height, or wonder to 
t,H ' w ' "'in", is tlmt of history— 
‘''istreds of the World ! " ■• I aaw in 
vl f IUB - «n<l Isihuld a fourth lioast, 
jywtQ an terrible, and strong exoooding- 
11 wheel al Time has rolled over 
^"g"an. and loft. „p on t | |0 hillu .ixnd 
* l '"' sviittorcd fragments of its iron 


Ratlin of 


_ ('aracallii are sen aid only to 

*4. hi si/.)i . They consisted of 

^“I'lrluicntKwhioh 

SlHtwis ill 


1111 - 

werc for gladiato. 
j - water, for warm baths, for 
- “re's, and n retreat for tho Court. Tlm 
•ite iaiwan,, anil the walls covered with 
7- Tlio 
V«k, V 


dungeon is six feet' and a half high at tlie ! and nut hearers only, deceiving your own 
highest point, mid five feet ami a half at the 1 selves. For if a man he a hearer of the 


wall, a semieirele in form. 22 fort "in diame- 
ter. arid is made like the tipper uuo. with the 
stones overhead fastened hy iron plumps. I 
went down first into one and then into the 
other -horrible fate, to he shut in there! 
’.I'll!' floor was covered with mud. from the 


word. .mid not a doer, lie is like unto a man 
beholding his natural-face in a glass: for he 
hchnldoth himself, and gocth his way, and 
straightway forgotteth what manner of mail 
he was Hut whoso looketli into the perfect 
law of liberty, mid eoiitimieth therein, he lie- 


water which had filtered through it from the { i«B not a forgetful hearer, hut a doer of Jjio 


rocent rains. Those prisons wore exclusively 
reserved for .State offenders.* 1 1 quote a stri- 


ram is at present a pile of 
fill arches mid apartments half 
,J ’ covering about twelve Tores. The 
"'assup|iorted hy arches, I should 
f "‘'* “lie of them are 


, »«y, feet high 

“ 'l ln g. I he llirge#* part of the body 


^•building 


■al , . li ' JC °n cleaned out, hut 
••—iTruUiish-iirtrstiH-thcrc,^ ^ uncx- 
r. 0 ancient fragments. 

lee hud.'ri!'’!"! y Soil,<! Jnoclern 

IhtlituiK i r * w * , *V e< l tw " ur three score 
S^f±rW. tliO walls. They 

* taffirr- i,y u, ° ,hy ' m,vine 

* Italians ...... o. ' puiulul leisure. 


MUn“ ,U 1,11 llUK '^ people I have yet 
3 1!"*» “*««t he some thin. 


U| V, riisisted, the 


in them, 

, i'feiieh for forty-nine 

"f del'. H " ^ lmd a vory long 

til.): >• •“ ""ririUiiii. 

rieuia i« tin, most interesting, ruin 


king passage in connection with them, from 
an appendix to Sallust s .lugurtliinc War, hy 
William Hose: 

"When the triumph ended, mid the cap- 
tives, as usual, w.ere to. he sent to execution, 
.iugurtha. was led to tho Tullian dungeon, tlie 
same in which the neequiplioos id' Cataline 
were afterwards , strangled. Such was the 
haste of the lietors to sfrip him. and to seize 
tlie splendid ornaments of his person,, that 
his robe was rent to piceOs, mid the t’qis of 
his ears torn away, together with the rich 
pendants with which they we, ry adorned. On 
being precipitated naked to the bottoili of 
tlie vault, says 1 lutarch, lie cried out with a 
frantic smile, •Heavens! how very eJld Is 
this hath of yours!’ which wore thfc host 


words lie was heard to uttor. There, /strug- 


gling for six days witlnitild and hungerTlic 
met u fate whieh-wus worthy of Ids life and 


the multitude of his crimes.'’ 


work, this mail shall he blessed in his deed." 
Practice makes sure our knowledge in u way 
that nothing else does. It is so in the cxuct 
sciences, in the useful and ornamental arts : 
above all it is so in religious truth. Practice 
is the very life of piety, the very end. of di- 
vine teachings. [Hrv. Or. Plumer. 


I Can Not. 


The Honiish tradition siys thiaUftho prison 

. llv/or 


"I cull not get "ready in time for public 
worship on the Sabbath morning: 1 mu' so 
lired on Saturday, so hard at work all tho 
week." Could you not get ready if yolt laid 
a pleasant Journey to take ’ 

■ 1 can not keep awake in the house of 
(lod, 1 ain so "drowsy." Would you lie drow- 
sy sitting to hear u will road, if you were ex- 
ploiting a legacy was left you, -though the 
reading of it lusted nn hour ' 

•'1 can not lind tiimtiOT ’seeret prayer or 
retiding tlie Scriptures in private." Huther 
I am not willing. Were you to receive 


say, 


fl“ ,c (if 'the ft' 1 " U,U> 1111 u l 1,1,1 arulii- 


eastouis 


umi ut 

" l" 11 ' 1 "I the building is per- 

t " 0 taMik^ 8 ' rt>lll *ihs to, till tlio visiter 

H'to rlXn^ in lliH 


"t 


^ WiJ to «n' 0 *i t * l ' Vfl * t platforiits und ter- 


* *)ie arena, witli oomhatuntH. , 

Christ! 


ttw * it * , « 1,1,1 ripn-' 


^uinlit- 




«as and tlio /fuidi of the lions. 

r“ettima. U ,t 1K ' l!ttttHr “ wll,ul1 thoColise- 
1 «l il ,ulvu contained is tTfifui \ 
"a il ihiok u fair estimate.. The 


n.v.fr.^7 >’wi ; »i* wttftll inti 

ho1 * u Win mnjttf 


in which St. Deter was uunfinctl, hy/yricr uf | 
Nero. Ah the thirteenth verse of the filth 
ehupter ut* tlie First Epistle of Peter informs 
us, that lie was (nice “at Babylon,’’ and ns 
St. Paul Was there a State prisoner, nml both 
principal offender!?, it is not impossible that 
oiiii or both of them shouldjinvo breathed its 
damp mud felt about on its walls. What if 
the auhlime Epistle to tho Ephesians, which 
was “sent from Home hy Tyehicus.' 1 were 
written, hy a dump, in this tlomny place t 
‘1 therefore the priitphor |1Jf /file' Lord,' 1 and 
“ I Paul tlie prisoner of Jystis Christ for you 
(fViltijon, writoH this “ ambassador in bonds 
in this letter ; in whieh, also, )ie writes %L\ 
Jews and (Entiles, of “the middle wolt of' 
partition lsitween us’i Us * hrpk V n. down,” 
nmkiiiK“hoth ” irpartments •* one," and dis- 
covering to efteh the same A “ foundation of the 
Apostles nud Prophets : "* “ail the lmildin K 
fitly IViijiied,'?. yet, not like this tm holy, hut a- 
*;huly tiunjde ; ' ojy luikiu^ ut its narrow 


triple .wages for one hour's early rising, would 
you say, 1 can not ' 

”1 can not have family worship. - I never 
wart accustomed to it." Ido you tell the beg- 
gar wlint he has to say ? Can you calmly 
read in Jeremiah x. 25.: - pour out tliy fury 


AIITICKK 111. 

{J 1. This Hoard shall -meet annually, at 
the' time and place of the. Annual Confer- 
ence, and hold its sessions during the recesses 
of that body . A majority of tho Board rthall 
constitute a quorum, pnTVtdod that should a 
quorum not he present, the Conference shall 
supply the vacancy, hy the appointment of a 
member or members pro tcm N 
1 2. 2. .Before the Board, at these meetings,* 
shim he luid^the number, condition und claims 
of the superannuated preachers, the widows 
and orphans of preachers; and also the deli- 
|-oicncies of preachers. 

3: 'I’he lh>aTil shall dWermilie the amount 
necessary to he raised for tiu*30 objects, and 
apportion the amount among the several dis- 
tricts of the “Conference, according to their 
ability and liberality. 

AllTH’I.K iv. 

'Flio Hoard shall make il full report of its 
doings to tho Conference during its sesrtions. 
This report shall, embrace tin? amount raised 
and the disposition made of it ; and should 
there he a deficiency, they shall report the 
district, circuit, station or mission, with the 
amount of deficiency. Should any member 
of the Conference feel aggrieved at any ac- 
tion ofdho Hoard, lie .shall have the privilege 
of laying tlie ground of his complaint before 
the Conference, which shall have power to 
recommend a difl'erent’aejtion, should it see tit. 

ARTICLE v. 

It shall In* the duty of the Presiding Elder, 
together. with the lay members from each 
district, to apportion the a mount' to bo raised 
hy tlie district/ - among the several circuits, 
stations and missions of tl(V district. 

AttH’ICLK vi. 

It shall he the duty of each Presiding Ei- 
der to inform the Stewards of each circuit, 
.station nnd liiiHHion in his district, as soon af- 
ter Conference ujj practicable, of the amount 
thus apportioned to them : and lie, together 
with the Stewards, shall apportion said 
amount among the several leaders and class- 
es ;. and it shall be the duty of the preachers 
in charge, in connection with the leaders, to 
use their best endeavors to secure tlie collec 
lion of the amount so apportioned ; “and tho 
Presiding Elder shall inquire, at each sue 
eeeding quarterly meeting, ’ how this collec- 
tion progresses, and see that proper means 
und efforts for its completion are used.’ 

ARTICLE VII. 

The moneys so collected shall be paid over 
to the Treasurer of the Joint Hoard, at the 
Annual Conference, if not done so oner , by 
whom the amount shall he distributed among 
the several classes of claimants horcinliefore 
provided for, according to their claims, sub- 
ject to the approval of the Conference. 

E. L, T. Blake, Ch’n. 


Report on the Bible Cause of the Florida 
Conference. 

While. wc view with lively interest the va- 


iqion till) lioaUion tlmt know tlie not. «nf! rio’iis mcwis tlmt lira' now lining usml for ud- 


U|i(jn,tli(! i'miiilii'H tlmt cull Hot on tliy nunic,' 
nml not Teel ; i\inl, friend, will this oxouso 
|ll('»HI! you oil U (Iciltll Ill'll ( 

" 1 cun not nmkn it jirill'cssion of religion, 
lor, four of dishonoring the ouusn of (osl." 


Ilisis not the ford promise to .assist you. for i f ore 


vimoing tlir moral nud intollootuul improve- 
ment of tlm world, \^o holiovo thoro is nomv 
other so well udupted to suCuru tho hcSt in- 
terests of nmnkiml, hoth for time und utorui- 
ty, us Xli'v ilisboniinutiun of the Bible; thore- 


nonc g(K!s (i wiirfuro on his own charge ! docs ! 
not: l’nul sitj'. “1 cun (lo all things, through 
t ljjint slrcjigthnning hie ' " * 

>t| vim not now give my heart to .li'sus ; 
IT, -liml-hy l hops to do so." Itoust not thy- 


• Rcxolceil, -Tliut wo linvo outiro oontidonoo 
in tlm plan und operations' (li the Amuricun 
Hildo Society, und lilodgn oursolvos to u it'iil- 
ous co-ojs'i’lition with its 'agent in funning 
auxiliary mmiotios, collecting funds, und dijo 


WriUnJ., ho writus of 


self of to-morrow, tor thou knowest not wlmttt'ribiitipg Blhlos iu .our hounds, 
u day may hring forth. Will this excuse ihf, ' Kesolve'tk Thut wc most, respeotfully re- 
nt 'the judgment seat * (Tract, Muga/iim. tlKW'rosideiit of our ( 'oiifei'enec. at its 

■•i . prertem H'M.iiion, to 'appoint Hev. E . E. F. 

The greau^t blessing known to hunmnity, ! Mluk* agont for the .Aiitoricati Bible Snoiety 


ensions when people arise in their might, and 
prove, hy a most triumphant success, Tlint good 
hearts, nnd a gopd cause, arc uifcnn'|UornMn. 
The plan of landing tliroe well-ftppoirited armies 
ill three ditferent parts of our country, nnd hy. 
ii series of victories supposed oertnin, from the 
chhrawtcr uFthc troops, they jHdng volei ans dT 
ninny battles, to either entirely coitquor or tils- 
ifirmlier the Union, was a scheme ns brilliant as 
wiijt the -prompt ness with wjiich it was put into 
execution. Tlie result o*f these three expeditions 
is' a matter o( history with which ovory sohool- 
boy'is now acquainted, rendering it useless do 
enter into a detailed description. But theve 
are incidontH in every battle,, too iusignifiount 
for hlatpry, which, nevertheless, contain more 
of interest, more romance, when one or two in- ! 
dividual^ alone are concerned, and whieh often 
colVoiin a more peculiar eliarm, than tlio most 
splendid accounts of the gro]*t y Ht battles. Many 
>f these occurred at Plntlsburg, well worth re- 
lating. 

It ia told of a» young officer. Lieutenant A. (’. 
Fowler, that ho could life a cannon with as milch 
precision as an old hunter his ritlo.-Jlo wusstu* 
tionod with his gun in a small suml-work, still 
remaining at a point nearest the lake, and com- 
manding tho mouth of the Saf’unac River, 'and 
that part of the town of Plattshurg lying on its 
north side. An ammunition wagon lielouging 
to the British was pointed to him, passing to 
some particular point. He immediately aimed 
his piece, with the remark, “ that he would cut 
the fore-wheels frgin under it,” which he did— 
the horses running ofl’ witli the tongue, while 
the body and tho hind wheels remained — ono 
end cocked up in the air — in the road, very 
much to the amusement of nil who witnessed it. 

At another time, an officer of some standing 
wn.s seQp leading a detachment of tho enemy; 
forward, when Lieut. FoWler said, pointing his. 
gun, “ that he would not hurt him -, liut merely 
give him a tumble.” In a moment more, as the 
gun recoiled with the fire, the horse was killed 
.under this officer, and* he sprawling on tho 
ground. 

The American army- was divided into two 
divisions — one occupying the fortific'atlons on tlio 
Ifittiks of 1 1 10% ii rn7Wti;nwt‘ comm and ing a bridge 
On suing that river uud tho town of Plattshurg ; 
the other posted several -miles up the rjvor, to 
prevent and dispute the aitvance of ii division of 
the enemy', who had taken a circuitous route, in 
ordar cross the river, nnd attack the republi 
can forces in flank, shnultaneouriy with the ad- 
vance on the front, nnd the attack on our fleet 
lying in tho bay; and, while the action was rag- 
ing nil along tlie line, and on- the bay, commu- 
nication was kept up between the two divisions 
by officers of the staff’, ,\vho delivered- their mes- 
sages verbally, us nothing could be entrusted to 
paper, and carried by the sulwrdinates, for fear 
dbfa’lling into the hands of tfio oinemy — who had 
crossed the river in a large body — and thereby 
reveal the plan of our operations 

At length it was shouted from point to point 
along the line, that McDnuough was victorious 
on the lake, which, so soon as th<J British learned, 
caused them to retreat. This made u change iu 
the disposition of the two armies ; and, just lit. 
this time, Major Skinner was dispatched with a 
message, and, not being-, aware of the change, 
was surprised , and taken prisoner. Before leav- 
ing home, ho had put two hundred dollars ill 
gold in his pocket, saying to his wife, that, should 
he be taken prisoner, American money would 
not pass in Canada. This they robbed him off; 
am!, when lie protested ugainst such conduct,, 
he was felled to the earth, and otherwise nuil- 
tro 1 1 ed. They urged him towards the British 
lines, and when crossing the river, one soldier 
being each side of him, ho mndogreut exertions 
to escape ; but being weak From tlie bad treat- 
ment, he. had been .subjected* to, his exertions 
we e of little avail. Just at this time a com- 
pany of the Republican Volunteers, from the 
town* of Keesevillc, arrived on tlie bank of the 
river, and saw the two soldiors, as they supposed, 
assisting some wounded officer to escape, nud 
were upon the point of proceeding, when Major 
Bkiunor turned his head, nnd was immediately 
recognized. The captain and one of the oorjKi- 
ruls immediately levelled 6neof their rifles, fired, 
and the two soldiers fell dead in the water, car- 
rying Major Skinner with them. Tlie current 
bon* them some distance down the stream ; but 
tin* Major succeeded at lust iu extricating him 
sell from the gripoof the dead men, and reach ed 
the shore in safety. The distance -fired tvas very 
great, nml, considering that iill three were close 
together, and walking with the irregnlur mo- 
tion consequent in treading on round slippery 
stones, was very extraordinary. 

The night preeeeding the battle was stormy 
and dark. The enemy, taking advantage of 
the weather, advanced in a body, and built a 
battery on a prominent point near the bank 
of the Saranac, and within close musket shot of 
all the American works ; so near, indeed, was 
it, that their picks could be distinctly heard, as 
they labored industriously through the night 
and storm A young officer, named Mc- 
(» In-Men, proceeded to the head-quarters of Gen 
MsUomh, and stuted the case to him, asking the 
privilege of taking the work. The flencral re 
jplipl, that it was a dangerous undertaking, and 
that the men could not be spured, as all would 
Im wanted on the next day. Mr. McGlassen 
hcklowledgcd all to bo true that the General 
had stated, but represented the greater danger 
of the enemy occupying such a |»oint, uud within 
musket shot of the General’s own quarters, 
Geu. MeUomb then "asked how mapy men he 
wanted, pud he replied that he would go with 
What he could get, hut thut ho would like one 
hundred and fifty. . Gen MoL'uiub said thut one 
hundred and fifty could not be spared, but that 
he might have sixty; und McGlasson said he 
would take the battery' with that number. Gen 
McComb then wrote him uu order for. the sixty 
mCn-^-McGIdasen wei)t to hi* post, showed the 
order to the epmmaiidet^rTind called for volun 
terra.— HumV«4$> -sprung forward eager to go, 
hut he would take no more than the sjxty, nnd 
frotn the Whole selected that number, lie or 
dered them, every man, to take the flint from hii 
musket, ami fix tipi bayonet ; then they advanced 
cr'Mtfcd tlie river iujiselcssly, and pr‘'ceedyd quid 


reeded cautiously alone to hcciiit th^sentlticl. 

- A 1W- succeeding in which, in* returned, -rttvtlto l 
Ills- little* party Irtto two divisions, one of which 
he ordered to take n circuitous route, so as to 
aft nek on the opposite side. The other ho led 
himself; and, calling out In a thundering voieo 
to “ charge on the front and the rear,” they 
rushed, with nil the noise possible for the few 
number to mnkc, upon the enemy. They wen# 
altogether taken hy surprise, and, supposing 
themselves surrounded hy overwhelming num- 
bers, took to their heels, nnd -fled like sheep. In 
vein tliclr officers tried to rally them — panlc^ 
stricken) there was mi stopping thorn; and even 
the offieovs themselves wore l>orne along with 
the frightened maae. Without continuing tho 
pursuit Mrr McGlassen spikod the uannon, and 
returned to the camp, having accomplished his 
ohj(5Ct thoroughly, and without losing one mail 
McDonough lmd formed his lino of battle— 
his vessels, lying at, anchor across Plattshurg 
Bayi the head of the lint* near tho main land 
that ruffs out and forms Cumberland Head; 
the space intervening being eoinmnudod by a 
bat tery of one gun on the shore, and reaching 
to a bar nenr Crab Island, flmall vowels went 
out watching the British fleet, and word con- 
Mniitly passed to McDonough's vessel of their 
progress. At leugth the small lioats came in, 
and tho little American fleet, silent osdoath, 
awaited, their approach. Tho forward vesslil 
roundel Uumhurlaud Hoad, and on seeing our 
vessel at anchor, gave three lmtd cheors; These 
wb«;e answered by the other vessejsv and could 
ho heard hy the firm Lund of Americans, as 
they were caught up, vessel after vessel, until 
they died away ovor the distant lake. When at. 
Inst, the whole British fleet hove jn viow, nml 
not one vessel remained concealed by the Head, 
then thero went up from McDonough’s fleet a 
clu or, loud n« if uttered by ten thousand 
throats, followed by another, and another, and 
by three times throo, Carrying with sufficient 
nssuranco ihAt they were ready and willing to 
meet tjieir bullying foe. The battje of PlattM- 
bui g Bay was one of the most destructive ac- 
tions ever fought, und maintained with desper- 
ate perseverance on both sides. Almost ovory 
vessel was cut to pieces, and nearly one-third 
of the wholc'humber engaged were either killed 
or \|ounded. 

1 n one part of the Plattshurg cemetery , almost 
all uf thcjifficcrs of both armies, who fell in bat- 
tle, are buried together; foes no longer, hut 


NUMBER, „54. 


Writ* 

Charefc 

I to im 


tho fnrmor vnrnhm n. Thn .M l’ 

• hi- (mipoiml. with tho iimjoTOhvntlinR thnt thn 
now vormon ohouhl 1 Inot of nil ho l 
nii« roynl nnthority, nitd no tho whole I 
ho lionnd to thi* tmnnlutlon, nnd not 
nny other.’ Accordingly, liofhro the 
of the onmn yonr, 1504, the king 
sioneil a Jnrgo nnmhor of noholhro, of both A* 
univorritlo, and clwwhero, to meet and i 
milt together, in order to make a new ! 
more corroot trondatlon of the Bible. Theno 
wore divided Into eix dvnoe, comprlftfog fcp* 
ty-sevdS pornono, whose nameoare given, who 
wore to moot at Wontmrfioter, Cambridge aM 
Oxfurd, two olniBCB in ctlch plane. The orig- 
inal Scripture,, including the Apocrypha, 
word in like manner divided into nix portion, ; 
ono of whieh wn, assigned to each e)M* for 
tranhlation Certain mice, preecrtbed hy the 
king, Went transmitted to the tmmdatova by 
the bishop of I-ondon, at midrntmmer, 1A04. 
Among throw, thn following ,orre in ntark 
definitely the ehAraeter of the tranalation, 
nnd the manner of proceeding: 

“ • 1. The ordinnry Bible road in the dhoroh, 
oommnnly cntled “The Binhop,’ Bible, ” to b« 
followed, and an little .ttlterad.a, the original 
will permit. 

“ 1 14. Them tronelalion, to lie nnod When 
they ngrno better with the text than the 
Bislntjle’ Bllile, viz. Tyndal',, Coverdal*’*, 
Whhohureh’, (i. e. Cranmor'if] Geneva. 

"Hi. No marginal note, nt all tn ho affixed, 
but only for tlie explanation of the Hebrew 
or Greek words, whieh cannot, without tome 
circumlocution, m fitly nnd briefly be ex* 
proHHed in tho text. 

"‘7. Noch quotation, of plaoe, to bo mar- 
ginally net down, u, Hhall Servo for the fit re- 
ferences of onu Scripture to nuotRhr. 

" ‘ 8. Exery particular man of each cant, 
pony to take the sumo chapter or chapter?, 
and haring translated or amended them lev- 


resting peacefully side by side in their eternal 


sleep. Conspicuously umijng them stands a largo 
tablet, bearing the inscription : "Bacred to the 


erally by himself where ho ^ink« good, nil. 

whJf they have 


tb in oet together, to con&r wh 
done, . and agree for their part what’ i 
stand. , 

u M), As any one company has dispatched 


uny ono hook in this manner, they shall send 

-wm 


hiciuory of George Downic, Pest-Captain in the 
Royal British Navy,” erected by his sister. He 
was commander of the British fleet, nnd fell on 
bonrd*the Confiaiice, in the battle on Plattshurg 
Hay, Tlmn follow the names, Lieut. William 
Gun, R. V; Lieut* William Paul, it N.; TCaJJf 
Alexander Anderson. British Marines; Oapt. 
John Puchas, 65th Regiment, British Army; 
tL’hnrles Jackson, Boatswain, British Navy ; Col, 
Wellington, 3d Regiment , Buffs, British Army ; 
Lieut. John Chapman, 3d Regiment, Buffs, Brit- 
ish Army. 

Then the American dead, Midshipman John 

M. Baldwin, U. 8. N.; Joseph Barrow, "pilot, ship 
Saratoga Sniliug-nmsfer Rogers Carter, U. K 

N. ; Lieut. John Stansting, U. H. N.; Lieut. Peter 
Gamble, U. H. N.; Lieut. George W. Burk, U. S. 
A., llth Regiment: 

Here they lie; thuso from their homes across 
tho wide Atlantic, who canto to force upon us a 
wrong, and those who sprung to their arms to 
nssert their country's rights, and to maintain 
the great principle — the “ freedom of tho seus.” 
Here they lie after the battle; they, the victims 
to a misunderstanding — a difficulty between two 
nations. They are dead ; but the great conten- 
tion is settled, and the flag of the United Htotes 
flouts, resjiected and feared, from thousands of 
mast-heads in every sea. God bless tho people ! 


Origin of the English Version of the Bible. 


u bwulUi uud ieugtb 1 U Uw powBulw of uu? ChvMiiui V' 


UvUviU, That wti uumtnUly RuiiaU AUmGiuf Lg seftaiu dintguoo ho ft hhlW ft *4 yw 

' " St' ^ 



ly tuM.iKj.li the small wood towunU the work 

rt*’ 

/ 


At 



IVo'tuWe tlio following interesting account 
of tho origin of our English version of the 
Bible from tho Report of the Committer on 
Versions, whieh was recently rood und adopt- 
ed hy tlie Board of' Managers of tho Ameri- 
can Bible Society : 

Besides the translation of Wiikliffo, com- 
pleted about A. I). K1H0, hut existing until 
quite recently only in mimusoript, six l’rotos- 
tant English versions had boon printed and 
circulated, anterior to tho one now in use. 

Tlio earliest published English Bible was 
that of Tyndal. Tlie New Testament was 
printed in Holland, in 1520, and several times 
afterwards : the Pentateuch at Hamburg, in 
1580. This version was followed in 1535 by 
Coverdale’s translation of tho whole Bible ; 
which was twieo republished, in 1550 and 
1553. Matthew's BibW so called, was print- 
ed in 1537, in Hamburg, or some othor part 
of Germany. ' Tlio inline Tlionius Matthew 
is understood to lie fictitious ; anil tlio work 
seems to have been mainly mado up from the 
translations of Tyndal and Covcrdulo. ■ Ac- 
cording to some, the real editor was the mar- 
tyr John Rogers, 

Mn 1530 was published Crannior's, or tho 
Grunt Bible, in folio, printed at I-ondon by 
Grafton and Whitchurch, king's printers ; 
and hcnco sometimes known also us Whit- 
church’s Bible. This was a revision of Mat- 
thew's version ; and measures were taken to 
have it kept in tlio churches and publicly 
reSar Other editions nppearod in 1540. : - 

‘Tho Genova Bible, so called, was transla- 
ted at Geneva by English scholars, who had 
taken refuge there during the reign of Queen 
Mury. The New Testament was printed at 
Geneva in 1557 ; and tlie whole Bible in 15tKI. 
This version was reprinted at Isindon in 1572, 
and often afterwards. •- 

“ In 12UH iqqicurud tlie Bishops’ Bible, so 
called, in folio. 1 1 was u revision of Crun- 
nior's, or tlie Great Bible, hy archbishop 
I’tirkeEjirtd other bishops, und took tho plaoe 
(if Crunincr’s Bililo ns tho.nuthorisod English 


it to tlio rest, to ho considered of serio 
and judiciously.' 

" Beside* these forty-seven translators, it 
appears that ‘ three or four of the mo«t emi- 
nent and grave divines of each university’ 
were appointed to be overseers of f 
lotions; and these with the < 
mude up the number of flfl 
In tho king's letter ofJuly ! 

“After the work was neti 
more than throe years, or as tl 
faeo has it, 'twico seven tin 
days luid more,’ were spent by tho 1 
companies In completing the first draught of 
tho now Version. When thus Tar finished, 
throo copies of the whole Bible were sent to 
London ; one from Cambridge, ono than On- 
ford, nnd ono from Westminster. From tho 
companies in these several places, two persons 
were now selected from each place, six in nil, 
who mot in London to review the whale work, 
und prepare ono copy from the three, to bo 
committed to the press. Their labors ex- 
tended through throe quarters of a your. 

1 Last of all, Bilsun, bishop of Winchester, 
and Dr. Myles Smith, afterwards bishop of 
Gloucester, again reviewed the whole work, 
and prefixed arguments to the several books;’ 
by whieh ‘arguments’ are probabjy intended 
tlio contents of the chapter*,' etc. Dr. Smith 
also wrote the prefaco. The translation thus 
laboriously und faithfully prepared, was first 
printed und published in A.JD. 1611, in folio, 
and in tho old blauk letter. 

• -‘In the preface, tho translators say : ' Wo 
never thought from tlie beginning, that w» 
should need to make a new translation, dor 
yot to make of a bad one a good one ; but to 
make a good one better, or out of many good 
ones one principal good one, not justly to bn- 
excepted against, that hath been our e si de a- 
vur, tlmt oar mark.’ This i* doubtless a true 
and appropriate statement of the object and 
motives wliioh these eminent persons hod be- 
fore their minds in exeonting the great work 
thus solemnly committed to their charge. 
They claimed no Infallibility for themselves, 
nor for their labors. The work assigned them 
was strictly a revision of the Bishops’ Bible, 
whioh itself had grown up out of all the pre- 
ceding versions. But they every where toeh 
tho original Scriptures ns their basis, dili- 
gently comparing likewise all the former 
translations. In this way they eertainly kuc- 
qpeded iD making ‘ one principal good trans- 
lation, not justly to be excepted against.’ 
Vet notwithstanding all their care and dili- 
gence, thoir own first edition exhibits some 
grave errors of tho press, most of which Were 
spoedily corrected in subsequent editions. , 

‘.‘ Sucli was the origin of this venerable 
and truly national work ; whieh immediate^* , 
became tlie standard English Bible, and IU- ’ 
persoded all the other versions. Confined at 
first to tile limited territory of the British 
islands, and intended only tor a population of 
a i 






version. 

" At tho accession of King James L, in 
1603, tho two vorsions hist named, the bish- 
ops’ Bililo and tho Genova Bible, wore those 
mainly in use iu England ; the former autho- 
rized to he publicly read in the ohurches, and 
the lutter mostly used in private families. 

h The immediate occasion of the present 
trauslntiou was tlie celebrated Hampton 
Court Conference, held before the king, Jan. 
12, 160^. On the second day, IV Reynolds, 
thc , loiitl ur ."i,tbc Furitags, proposed to the 
king that there should bu a new translation 

uf lint ttlUo, bouauw <d Ibu Impurhaitlou* 


_ few millions, it had the effect at pnoo to de- 
velop and fix the structure and character «f 
tlm English language ; and with that lan- 
guage it lias siuce boeo homo abroad even to 
tlie ends of tlie earth. And now, during tho 
lapse of olmosk-two aud a half centuries, it 
tins gladdened the hearts, and still gladden* 
thn hearts, of millions upon millions, not only 
in Great Britain, but throughout Negfc 
America and India, iu portions of Ad'rioo, aud- 
io Australia. At tho present day, the Eng- 
lish is probubly tho vernacular tongue df 
more millions than any oilier oue language 
under heaven; and the English Bible ha* 
brought und still brings home the knowledge 
of God’s revealed truth to myriads more of 
of minds th*u evor received It through tho 


Ur #rt trafXtor. little vast K- 

suits and immeasurable influence of whatthev ’ 


suits and immeasurable . Vl ..._ 

had time done, both for time mid for eternity. 
Venerated men! thoir very name* are “ 


,mrdW known to more to l fo*r p«f 
yet, in tho providence of Bed, f«' 
tJmir labors have spread to tareltston* 
have laid broud amTifoep the four 
mighty onipinst; Itavo altotol to i 

stwugtb lu WMlUN 








f \\t Hero (Orleans Christian JUroocate. 


ssa&gsx:!* ewstwriiiifafr; 

«kw hmr many nriJlirnin and million v. tiro’ c 

the iwtratmnUlKr wf 'heir lain**. have 1. , n - **-=“=- =» -j* ! 1 

*»4e wire ■**> reFretion NKW ORI.RANS : 

••TVK^i.hBibWO,ft i,v,h r tr»nsU- SatuI ., ]llv M ( , in i„e, F.-l.runn II. 

tors, ha* come down tow unaltered th resp ot ai ,U V ^ 

to its text . except in the change* of orthog- L — .-™a^-2=^ 

raphy which the wtxjr Knpli^h language baa good Feeling* a Part of Ck>od Religion, 
omdergone. to which tho W-reion ha* natu- — — 

rally and properly been conformed ; and ex- La*t Week, for n sufficient purpose, the Ve- 
eepting, also, the slight variations and disere- mnrVn (if lVofessor Purk in u sermon on tlio 
panciea which in no long an interval most ne- ,)enth of the Into Mosos Stunrt. were, given 
onaatily ariws by m. of m hnperfec- ^ whi eh the. dying Christian 

won. in tho nrenaration and printing of so . 

rir ,- nnd theologian is represented ns unyirtg - I- 


NPW ORI.RANS : 


California Minion. 

. Aikiiiikkn. Mlw, Kcb. 1, 1 8 >'-’ 


FLORIDA CONFERENCE. in Hits matter. From the colloctioiis now in 

hand. we stmll he aide to fuiHtain nil our own 
Fonferenee convened Wednesday, 28th ult . “ ,a T"! the present year, and have sum- hair 


METHODIST PRESS. 

Sabbath Schools. The St. Louis Advoonto 


/ FlTKI! VUV Xivric^ 

H K9I.KV AMI SII'.TltpniSM . I,, . 

\i"k : 1H..J IlnrpiTk Bne lSmoT x '» 


Rkv. II N. MiTycirk— Dkar Hrotmlr— ' ’ ■ 1 ‘ ' hundred dulliirs fertile California mission,; presents some excellent thoughts on this mill- ' ork:1 ""- ll«nwk Bn» l’stmd. ( p,, 

sinee ,„y return home I hhve r«cci«d a letter. and ns soon us the Bishop shall appoint the jeo. ..In honor Of the work of „ Subtly’ ' $> “W ^^#ng,o^ 

from Dr Bnnng. requesting me to solid jniji n < , 1 , , missionary Irom our Conference, we propose Selmol teueher.it ip mini that Chief .lustiee , " U no Wesleyan*. to ^ 

Missionary .... Mhu-uuinMiml unm t ,, !St .wSni k< ' 11 "th,r, to Marsh*,,, his head frosted by seventy win- * “’V 1 ‘W** .J 


rally and properly been conformed ; nnd ex- Isist Week, for n sufficient purpose, the re- 
ceptinga •!*»♦ the Might variation* and (H*cre- m nrVs of IVofowor. Park, in it sermon on tin** 
ptndfivkieli in ao long ait interval murine- () f t],c j n ^ c Mows Stuart* wore, given 

oiwwily ariws by reuson of muon imperf™- . ^ . whiph allying Christian 

won. in tho nrenaraWun auid printing of so . 

many millims of copim ' nnd theologian is represented us saying- I- 

-The exposure to tmriatian. from this hit- hiwc long since learned, Unit feelings in reli- 
ter source to naturally greater, wherever the gions experience nre deceptive- I look main- 
printing c( th« Rblo to at the option of every ly to my life for my evidence.' - 
’*** who ohuoaea to undertake it, without re- jfag without pain nnd surprise did weipjote 


French in. California Where enn I find 
them 1 I W where find one Wutj cun .proncli in 
both languages 1 1 slioqld like to comply 

with lijs wishes, nnd send him the -".twenty 
In- calls ferity the loth April Can you help 
me ■; | havr-imly thirteen as yet. unless 

Florida Si-lids' one, which I Ihijic it will do, 
ami am at a loss fer tile rest These thirteen. 


1 I < I) e- '.I C A linn, tine lll'MIWilllll Ullll 

pni tom and I 1’. Smith Secretary. . . . ... 

, n ‘ . i him. Our enllgCtlonH 

I lu , ’i»ii?ftcher.s wore genoritlly preaent. ami . * • , , 

, , , , . , tliroo Uioiwftttl dnllars 

11 giaffil lioalth. hot a death having occurred .. . 

.i . , • Suudfly. roh. 1. at 1 

aiming them during the year past Mow . . * * 


raise one thousand dollars to send along with -T™ Tf ^ •“ Tnvh.r undertake a ,H ti ^ ^ 

film. Oar eolleetions this year will ex ^ Wtt,k ''^ l “ «'f Motln.dis,,,. As a rel| tt to ls 


jilniNint. after a year of toil And Imrdsliijis. |j ^ 
to moot each other in lioalth. rm brethren he- 


SundAy. M». 1, at II o'eloek- a. m:, HiMhop dielinmnd The Hon. Tln’odnro I'Veung- •• r- ■ "i v oriMtianity 'p 

Andrew pmtehdd iis oho of his plain, prao* buyson wgs a 'Sunday Seliool toaChor wJiilo b»i jisaigii.^it a high place. Ilu dbAnis Mq?" 
~ wplfltital -sermons,, altogether a iW| ri- holding the office of Attorney (ienernl of « ,Hm - Hi'mgh open tosmne iticidortj 


. . . ' 11 ftMh'Hl'ffl. As a religious move, ™ 

| Sahhuth Mfinool |iroee’ssion in the city 'of belongs to the world, And has 11 

Freiittg- its place in tin ’-history of Cliri«tiiJ l ”t7 ^ 


■loved, to speak freely and fully of the seflhe> 


with the three previously there, will make "ftbi-past and in contemplating these things, 
sixteen ...en.hers of the I'aciHc Conference to one is reminded of tl.ut Heaven where, all, the 
tie held at San Francisco on the loth April. I F'"’*' sl »‘W »'««*> “»'> K* 1 "" l,lutl; uut, forever, 
wish i ,-o.tld- send two Missionaries tn prem-li "f "'Ightutau: editor of The S. C. Advir- 


ate to the occasion; after which seven preach- ,\,, w ,|„ rM , v; 1|nd u r„.,, V ards while Sc, into, 
ors were prOurtiod- -.don cons. • ( . ... „ , 

w ’v /.i i ■ .... .. , ,n ' ongrcvH; rloni n. I*, luitlor wap a Sun- ..... run,.,. 

At o o clock p. m.. Hr. W lghtman. ax usual. .. tnuniiitt oi l, "‘ tnwpcl |, u . 

gave us an excellent sermon, and five dcaonn* Utt * Sc,, ° o1 tcachw while holding. Wic office currud only | Uolormation] in tl, e | 0 ^ 
>vero brdainod cldera. At-night. Brother Asi. -ttf-Attnrney Uencfal of tlio-l-mted- StateM. -ill. Jiighti!i:ii..veii t urina."- Again . ‘tjj, -^P 


miming me nmee 01 /uiornoy ueuerui oi .. . • ' ,u ' "uu om* 

v tioiiH. to have been a lrumiinn 

N, ’ w J " rHU J’ ,,ml “'^’fWarijs while Senator Ilrln ,.| lltl | eh-nn-ats of ( hriS^ 
in Congress. Iloh. B. V. Butler >yap a Sun- mure marked utterniife of the (; f u..Ji * 


mpenision, as in tliis I 


coiintiy wm>e Ike revolutimi. In (irent Brit- thi " {r " m " ucl ‘ “ marc ' - ^ " hil1 ' 

am, where the printing has been done only feelings, even the best, Were cnslnereil in the 
ondsemyol authority, by tin- universities of mnttcr of religion. The 1‘rcsliyterlnn thus 


to the foreigners.. and jive nun-c to nutku .out 
the complement. Several have- offered to g p. 
but their families are either too large, or they 
arc too far advaneed in life, or “they- cannot 
bp spared at home. " The Tennessee, Mem- 


cate, and Brother Asa. of the I’hil'sdelphia 
Conference, were introduced to the Confer- 
ence.- ■’ ' 

. After appointing tile usual business eiflu- 
jiiittccs. and receiving sundry emmmmiea- 


ol I'hiludclphiu Conference, preached a good *'"v. F.llsworth. of Connecticut-, fought a 
sermon. 1 hroUghout the day, a gracious in- Bible class from Sabbath, to Sabbath -while 


tlucnco seemed to rest upon the large congre- 
gations, and we trust great good will la- the 
result (if this days Jabor in this town. 


Oxford, and tliHting's print- -I diacourses upon it . 


ers in 'London nnd Edinburgh, the like ex|ss 
sure does not exist in the same degree, al- 
though oven there slight voristions are con-. 


-We hope tjiat this Vejsirt is not verbally 
com-ct. it presents religion in too dry a 
light. A mull nmy lie deceived ns tohisjjrin- 


phls. and Missouri Conferences ought to. sup- bums in regard to hooks mid periodicals,- the- 
ply oifceach, and any other Cpnferettce'whieh A'onfoivnee took, up thfr first regular question, 
has the right men iiudcnn spare them, ought " ^0 are admitted on trial 1. -wnen Samuel A. 


tinually msaif.Tting themselves between the hi|I f w H npv nm | the motives of^hik 

N*™* these different imprint*. JHiis ^^-1: hut that is surely no reason why 
will appear mote fully imthe ac^uel ^- *"'' evi denee of grace, arising cither from I 

"In respect to the accessories. of the text, principles, feelings or conduct, should he dis- 
compeehcnding the contents of the chapter*. With our views uf" religion, wi- 

the rauiug beads of the columns the mar- diould be exceedingly sorry that it sEo.uld 
gmal tradings and r.ferenses, and the ohm- (Rrcunrc H iirevalCBt mntoiL that thij nflisrtfoirs' 
oology, the Bibles of tho present day are |, aTC not u hirge share in religious experi- 
mueh less oonfermed to the original edition. eIUM , \ Ve of course have no opinion of tlic 
The traiwiators, as we have Been, were to a|o religion of one who will boast of bis dry or- 
pend ‘ao marginal notes at all, but oqly for thodoxy, or of his elevated feelings, when 
the explanation of the Hebrew or GrOek these are not accompanied by 'a consistent 
wtads;' and kino ‘Bt references of one Bcnp- ], 0 |y life. On the contrary, we associate 
turc to another ' To this requirement the ; n our view of true religion a sound and dis- 
cariy editions were entirely conformed ; and criminating faith, a pure warmth of feeling, 
*he marginal references were very few. Ip l, 0 ly conduct. To separate them mars 

the lapse of time, however, .extensive changes the beautiful -ymmetry of that blessed gil t 
and addition n have been nude in most of the 0 f (j,^, true piety. Faith, love atid practice 
above portieulare. The oontenU of the eliai- are a blessed trinity. I believe in God, I lov e 
ten only have been preserved in the editions (Jod, and I oljcy God— this is what every 
of larger tire, without very great variation ; Christian should be able to shy, and from all 
wlule in copies of a smaller form these like- unitMl he s | luu i d aerive his evidence of a 


SZSlF* rnc* lW-r a Will K » inc 

But the' apeoial object of this note is to in- T<m«W were admitted. John W. Mills was ' ‘ ’ " ‘ '' uu '!'' S,l, ' ,h ' « »« 

. v- all /' •• ir i w • riMiilinit ii‘tl Hie Lomiiiittco Oil Rduoiitiou iruull? tllril' 

uuire ivok)utthc Gendin anu irunch MiMiuuar lcuu,,,uu ' u * .• v 

ries, and! have tbeught your position affords , Tlw second question was taken up. Who ... J. Mir ' “'V A" / 

a good opportunity of finding them. . rgnmif. oiUrial ! William Edwards contin- * f ' Ic 

yours truly. . If. Taink. ued. David If. Kellogg discontinued. / ' . f ^'!“ '.nder 

UW Will thoChuroli pa) icrw copy. During tho morning, a ooifh^nniioation from • . . | f./n <m tl ’ 1Ur ' l,,! ' 

' 1 - 13 • the Newnansvilh- DiaU'icU to locate n High wcro - n Pl H ">‘^ the same. Ihe cause oi 

^ -Sgii ooi at Micd i mpy; it ^ Tifia ra lr ^ K M 

Minutes of the Alabama Conference. rented. This is praiseworthy. . 1 h ° a,klll ‘ t,s «" ,l,un - ^ '•? - 1 ' ' 

The committee to whom the publication of t,0 » roto. red to Committee, on Education. T||() Cunfijroli(io p rt>ce( . dl . lK hy li5n , Tt) ’ 

the minutes was cOnnnhted. have diseharg.-d Unfcrei ; uu "Hriffin in the' '“I*: a f ( 

it with creditable dispatch. 1 he pamphlet, c(mil . x 0 ecrhiin news of the Bisluip. Ii' 4,10 nuswwn. On counting the Iml- 

neat -and substantial, and well laid out, tills J|. J,,,ekoy. i'reasurer of "Fund of Speeiai IV lf ieliardson and Alexander 

up to twenty pages,, and besides the minutes, Belief," reported *lil8'Troni that- fund to ip- ,IUI * 1111 ei l uu * nulll '"'r oi votes. . 

included the eoimtitutioiiH and officers ul' the 'distributed to m»eeHsituUH eases. sta rjsnes. . 

several benevolent Societies connected wjth I he Committee on the Bible Cause made * S ^ >mm- 

, „ ., . . ... their renort aiid the Krv V I T Phil-., oers eoloreu ddo.), local preachers no ; 

the Conterenee; It ought; and dOubtless will 1 Ir „I. ? .7. ll 1 n,a k kl - t \ iu . rtu ^, ..no. .. » r ‘ i . 

.... , • , agent for the Bible Cause in Florida Confer- , * Ltrc,lm ' 1,1 whites bb.l . 1ne4aso.pl colored 

soon la-, m the hands of the Church members elieu . addressed the Coufcrencc on this great 323 : **''**» * ■ "»peri„tenden.s 

and friends— old and young, preachers and -subject. * * • >»2-: teachers 210 : scholars 1202 ; volumes in 

people. The knowledge of these details will The Conference Stewards made theirv call. * iljrar y 1 ; 1 : Htottey raised for S. Schools 

quicken the interest of all -concerned. These ifnd found the .deficiency to lie large, to meet ' initorH.tMan loo. 

minutes, in the hands of all, will not only ''tb'mh. from all sources, they had only half ' ABm; » short ami solemn talk Irom the 

disseminate correct information, hut give ' r 'f « ^bie, and we hope 

. .soon to apply .a remedy for thin stute of tt PP 0,n J , i ,t '* lte *°r the pieaclurs ot 1 ' •»- • 

unanimity t.o sentmicnt and action through- thin ' 1 Appointments. 

uut the Conference bounds. Ibis pliiti will look up fourth question. Who arc the Den- tam.ahas.skk hist.,- S. I’. Hiehardson. I’.-E. 
soon prevail throughout all the Conlereivces. eons ! O. B. Stulidly, J. H. M. Guiditer, j. Kl . Tallahassee. -To he supplied. ' ' 


( onlvrenee mot, nod opened as usual. 

A I'omnuinieution from Dr. E. W. Schoii. 
Corresponding Secretary of the Missionary 
Society of the M> E. Church, South, wasremi. 
i iie Coininlftei! on' Education made their 


•> I omormation | in the 1»* 

nl eighliTii reitturins." Again. -I | n * 
annlogy with the ,- w -nts ,,f the llofiJ.TT'' 1 
were those at tend', np^he .-Land progress'^ 
Methodism.' IneiS/igthci^Sj 
tins movement, not only upentlic iCsUtilhA^ 
I'luil’eh, hut upon other eoiin'mmimrs, t | lf M 
thor says By the new life ’it iliflVisod 0 „‘.a 

si.w.,r it^s.ir , n - ,,nu ' 


Minutes of the Alabama Conference. 


were appointed for the name. The cuiwe. of 
julltesitinil bs ailvViimihg mmmg iitt I 

Tlib pastoral addr0«s was then rCjrtl by ,F. I 
Stewart. . ; * . 


■see have been ftequentiy and variously ah healU.ful state of piety. If to relics on one 
tered and abbreviated. to the- disparagement of the others, he*$ob-, 

£ * — stmets his own comfort and diahonors God. 

Tnfc PiMton or AVimals. — An interesting We live in nn ago when dry speculation is too 
buek oa the paasiotiB of mnimsls show, us that apt to he predominant. We want more of 
then toman scope in the lift and sensations or the well-regulated fervors of piety. W e want 
hirdsnud beasts^thsu is commonly supposed, more feeling — more sensible and delightful 
aad that all the ftin in this world is not human, converse with God -more intimate svinnatbv 


Governor of the State. The lamented Hat- Inim . not onlvTpmi'the 
nsoh taught for years in an humble Sab'- I'huBch; hut upon other eoininmiiens, ^ . 
bath Seliool on thy hanks ofthe Ohio; and thor says: " By tin- new life "it iliff' ua , lf | 
when at Wasliifigtun his gardenen advised rides' ol itsi-lt. it lias prcsih-ved frotiioiti^ 
him to- keep a dog to protect his fruit, he fbanand has reaniniated the InfigUisHihinj., 

replied, *• better set p Suudfiv School teiieher * ! "* .' tk ' "' n,lll 'y, which, just at 

1 . .. ;• , the time oi the Methodistie revival, ‘ 

, pidly in course tq he found no where Li • 

I he disposition ot parents to transler their lln( , fc -.- |, ..ginning of Method * 


rrport,. aauepting a proposition from tho-Aiiti'* ,i llf .. f . i • iV , , . ’ •' 1 u ‘K n ) nm g-ni Alctboillain dutot 

- ■ a ,, ... ., .,. duty to this good institution, ami to think tliucnmnionffiiii'iit uf thi* ^ 

zi'ns oi Mttunupy, East Florida,' fdr the loea- A . omtm mi mill id t n. i.'hgwu»c,» H .| ln ^ 

tiun of u High. School at that place, under' ^ l " lVe . d,8ohar »" 1 •’•'"■''W "ho." thoy eurrenl and the - Metbodisfie ili s ,H.- 11 s 1 , ti()ll s 

the _tlirection of this Conference^' Trustees ,mvi ' K" 1 ' their children off to -a Sunday is uetually; spoken ot. 


School* is thus dealt with : ' |:|li “ ' in,1, " > «'U'be the cud «f that how. 

" Btmlrot/'lfiahilay Sefeols) 'muy Is-, and 
often. arc. abused. Because of them. pari*nt> ' in "°l u treat 

iiiayexeusethe.msel.vesfrom.impartingtotheir "! ' 'lT-'t'O »U<1 bantering ievitj; 

. «'ho i-annot ai-ecaint tor itsm-iirin in tl„. ... 


I he Conference proceeded, hy ! -allot, to children the proper instruction at home. For- 


vongin. in the w . 


nominate a member of this Conference fori getting that the first seliool for Ihe child is in f? 1 ' 1 ' 1 'uoraljlemamls oi the. age, but only „ 
t In' ( ti I i Ii .ruin miuutim On intitiifitn. il„> I...I irrii '.T., i ,i "tv tiiet and ambitious plotting of fa 


the Califoriiia mission. ' Un counting the bal- 
lots, Simon I’. Hieliardson and Alexander 


The statistics were called for. White mcm- 


Jife nursery, and.the most proper teachers its ' plotting of it, ^ 

own parents', they inay sej-k ?.i transfer to the ! l ." Ul !. fe* " 1,0 "F phenumtiu'u, 
Sahhatl, School teneher duties whieh belong l,s 'Iwtltuteof pi el , ^ 

to themselves alone. .No ilrslifutioll. however I' 11 U> T • 1 U’J are staggering in front of 
excellent in itself, should he so used as s'- l '"' ,S ' " 1,0 '!»• Ibeirow^ 


I in oilllieino ill'll l-lllini |ll|. ,11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 It 1 1 1 - - .-i ... un ■ . . - 

Ikth 51‘2'j; colored lo^af prcacliora 85; !M ‘ n sense uf responsibility on tin? part of "! "' l '■ 1 " 111 , ' M O,n l' n ‘ K 1 ) 1 }: 

decrease. in whites O’OU : iner^ase . of colored the parent. Parental. responsibility and pa- 111,1 1 ,l »">t nutt<io it »y cr^ingjtu*^. 


decrease. in whites OO'vl : ineri'ase , of colore«l the parent. Garentai. responsibility and pa- -• ' ' ° * ’ 7 c O ,n n. ott t“«i- 

: Sunday . Schools 47 : superintendents rental duties can never he transferred. Tho . . ' , ' 

52-: teachers 210 : scholars 1202 : volumes in duty of bringing up the child -in tin*' nur- p u o>op n js . e . in e glad to see 

I library iidld : money raised for S. Schools tore. and adindnition of the Lord, belongs to ^ *'* ' 1,1 ! " ' 1 " ' ,,s ut once 

| S215 ; S. S. Visitors taken 155. . the parent. ' He may lawfully-and. properly ” f ['"* ‘>7 (hr 

- A ftei; a short and solemn talk from the will in tlitt aid of the. AJinistf-r and Sabbath j ' ' nines t.o »e appreciated, its 

. . c..i i i „ ...i ... ....... .i Iwtter lih iids -than Mr. n.v or will i*.. 


nit pareui- rarentai respon>iinlity ami pa- 
rental duties cun never he transferred. Tin* 
duty of bringing up the child "in tin* nur 
turc. and admonition of tin* Lord, belongs to 
tile parent. He may lawfujly-und. properly 


unanimity to sentiment and action through-’ 
out the Conference bounds. This phln wifi 
soon prevail throughout all the Conferences. 


roll the ran in thia world is not human, converse with God -more intimate sympathy 
L birds chase each other about in play , w jth our follow men. Ucligioii may liuvc an 
»ps the conduct of the ersne and the . . r . 4 ... . h J . .. 

r is the most extraordinary. Thelat- ^^urd form, but it will have no animating 
s on <nm l«f, hope tbout in the most soul, without feeling. Christians should cul- 
throws somersets. The tivate the gracious uffeetions. I>ct the tree 
it coll it the mod bird, on account of , • „ ® , . ...... c kX . a . 

wularities The crane exosuds its ^ wel1 rwtc d let it stretch torth its limbs 


eooentite sraaaer, and throws somersets. The 
Americans call it the mad bird, on aocount of 
diem ringularitica. The crane expands its 


wines, runs round in circles, leaps, and, throw- in beautiful symmetry ; but lot it have also 
ing uttla stoMs and piscss of Apod in the air, its fragrant blossoms and its luscious fruits.” 

endeavors to catch them aganiTand pretends to 


endeavors to catch them agaiiir and pretends to 
avoid them, as if afraid. AVatar-bird#, such as I 
ducks and gem, dive after each other, and 
clear Ike surface of the water with outstretched 
neck mad ta p pin g winga, throwing an abundant 
«praj.*N«ad. Deer often engage in a sham Owing to the postal restiietihns upon this 

kotwiegelkar*^ iwd "puntuM for \hc ^naatery ^ioeicty's periodical eireulnlion, (alluded to 
Ml eahnala that pretend violence in their play, I in the report of Couuu ttce on Bible of tile 

xnmtata C pr»ca«^^oi ta’i^ure tj7itoTit* U - Alabama Conference) and being pereuaded 

a nd the ourang outang, in wreatling with his 0 f -tile importnnee of keeping all Christians 

keeper, attempts to throw him, and makes feint ' . 

of bitiag him. Home animals carry out in their informed of what this noble institution is do- 

, P X^Toi^.lre7%rXSi '““ kc «•»«"• fr °“' 

aad taortag object, even to the leaves strewed I the monthly record of its proceedings. Tile 
by the untamn wind; they crouch and steal , . , , , 

forward, ready for the spring, the body quiver- Januar y ‘“ ue 18 1,cforc U8 ' *«»“ “ 

ing, end the tail vibrating with emotion, they that the regular monthly meeting of tin- 
bound on the moving leaf, and again spring for- „ i r >« .. ■' . ■ 

ward at another, fiengger aaw young jagnare Board uf M^Higers was held at tho bocicty s 
and orngare playing with round substances tike House, New Vork, on Thursday, January I 
kittens. Young lsmbs collect together on the „ . .. .... , . 

little hillocks and eminences in their |aistures 1$0JI1 K Ncw ' “ day, the meeting was at ‘J 


American Bible Society. 


bound on the moving 
ward at another. It 
and oengere playing 


Tho Missionary Treasurer s report is fully Hendry and ,1. M. Valentine. Brother Val- 
detailed, and is a fair -receipt and uekimwl- entitle is permitted to - rest* on account ot 
cdgme'nt to every” one who lias Contributed *eoble healtli. 

.. ,, . 1 Took up fifth question. Who are olected to 

lor the cause. , 1 ... ,, ,. , „ .. 

. Elders orders! Win. M. Kennedy. It. ,V 

AVc copy the act of incorpdhttion gif the '4'uoker, J I’. Hiehardson, 'll. McK. Tydings. 
Conference, passed January 12, 1H52: 1’. 1*. Smith, Treasurer of .‘.‘ Preachers': Aid. 

"See. 1. Be it euueted by the Senate anil Hoeicty," reported from this fund, for the 
House' of Representatives of the State ol Alu- benefit of the Conference, SUM. 

.bnmn in Gunerul Assembly convened, T hat tihud ;u,t,v. 

the itinerant Preacliers.of the. Alabama Con- .Conference met as per adjournment. I 1 . 
ferenee of the .Jletliodist Episcopal t'hnreh. 1*- Smith, Treasurer ■ of Florida Conference', 
South, and their successors, be, mid .the same reported the proceeds of the funds,,'$31 OU, 
are hereby declared u. body corporate, hy the wliksb'- has been applied tii the education id' 
name ami style of the Animal Alabama Con- poor children. - 

ferenee of the Methodist Episcopal Chureh. The Committee oil Fhinnce mudo their' j|-- 
Soutli, and us such may sue and he sued, and 1 K,1 'L 11 copy of whieh is hereby forwarded, 
have perpetual succession. Tho certificate of the lt.ev. Thomas Gnrd- 

.„ "Sec. 2. Be it further enacted, Vlmt at ner, an Elder in the Methodist : Protestant 
-each Annual Coliforenee of the l’i-eaelu-i-s of Church, uf Florida Conference, was received, 
said Church, there shall he elected fur the u,lB accordance with tho I fispiplinc,' lie was 
government of suid corporation, by the uicm- rt'cciyed us a member ol this Cotiferencp. 

Ijors thereof, three Trustees, a Trcasuror and I,r Wlghtuwn presented the report of tho 
Secretary, who’ may, under the direction of '’“Wishing Gonnnitteo-of the S. C. Advbeate. 
said Conference, make such rules and r.-gula- *» “ licultl.jf and prosperous 

tions, not inconsistent with the laws of. this t ' ul ‘ l !'.f''.' 11 • ' . 


r King and aportiag with each other in the most a. m.. instead of 4 1 ,. p. -M., tho usual hour. 

wlereetiag manner. Birds of the pie kind are '• , , , , 

the aaalopMs of monkeys, tall of mischief, play 1 ho Huu - Luther Brudish presided 


sm.mua.cry: There is s story told of a tame vi_ _ . ,■ 

luanie, which was men busily employed in a ‘ lx new 80c,ctles vri 
ga t h erin g pebbles, ami with much which nre in Missouri, 
solemnity aad a studied air, dropped them in u , ~ , 

bde about eighteen inches deetqmade to receive 'o*ta and one among 
a pest. After dropping each stone, it crieil 1 nati. 

•cunmok? txiamphantlv, and set off for sno- ,, 
thor. OnexsmimnK the ippt, a jx>or toed vnu> 1 omuiunicationM wi 
found in this batoTwhich the magpie was stoning by the Secretaries, 
for kls amassment" 


I j ® Six new societies were rccogniiod. two of 
muoli which urc in Missouri, two in Illinois, one in 
*!?.“. luwu, und one among the Welsh .in Ciucin- 


ther. Onnxsnumagtbe ipot, a poor lead woe Communications were laid before the Board ] 
found in this batoTwhich the magpie was stoning by the Secretaries. 

for kls amueemeat ” f 

\ ■ - One from Hev. Dr. Breokenridgc, Superiu- 

Eauusu Lvxuuucsxum. Few of us have ten<lent u1 ’ l'ublic Instruetioit in Kentucky, 

any dednite ides of the amount of wealth ami s“)'> n K that ut a Convention of the friends uf 
eplendor that snrrgpnda many of the Enghsli general education, at which Judge Cndcr- 
nobtoe in their princely rasidenoce. An intelli. woud, Senator in Congress from Kentucky, 
gent American writing from England, describes presided, the following resolution pusned : 


State, in* they' think necessary. 

"Sec. 3. Be it further cnuciqd. That the 
suid corporation limy receive and' hold real 
and personal property, tu the value of fifty 
thousand dollars -. tube employed under the 
ilireetion of the said Trustee^, for tlo- ad- 
vancement of the interest of religion and ed- 
ucation, and for charitable purposes. 

“See. 4. Be it further eniycted, That the 
Bind Trustees shall cause a record to he made, 
in a book kept 'for that purpose, of all the 


condition. ' 

William C '. Hraddy and Aaron W. Ihtrlis 
were received into full contieetiun, and elect- 
ed to Deaeuh's orders. 

John W. Carlton, at his own reqlltisb, wn> 
continued on trial, and’ permitted to rest, on 
account of ill health. 

SATl'liOAV. C 

Conference met according to adjournment. 
Bishop Andrew having arrived took the (;hair, 
and stated tu the Conference that his deten- 
tion had been caused 'by personal afilietion : 


funds of the corporation, und the disposition' 11,11 l,u llud 80 flir uu Pr ovcJ 1,8 t,J bu with n: 
made thereof, wliieh shall he accessible ut nil 1111,1 d,) thu wbrk . a88i S n,;d llim - 


•ome ^ these thing*. ‘-That tho Bible ought to ho introduced 

-Jr “S — 

53SJTJI2 A •“ 

colled the finest private library in the world! Nicholson, of Santa Fe, stating that tho books 

coBtahta fify th owea nd volumes Extensive and w . n t to his core had been mostly distributed. • 

a^fsatiMMNss, green bouses and conuervatonea. 


times to uny Itinerant i’roaeher of the Ala- 
bama Conference. 

“Sec. 5. Be it further enacted. That no 
gift,, do vise or bequest made to the said cor- 
poration, shall fail hocause-of any mistake in 
the name or description thereof, if the inten- 
tion of the donor, grantor or dovisflr^n lie 
ascertained by intrinsic proof.” 

Macs. — M r. Sanford has shown us a h|rgc 


A communication from Dr. Summers, edit- 
or H)f the S. S. Visitor; was read and referred 
to the Committee on Sunday Schools. 

(J. W; K-ngg wits readmitted as a member 
of this Conference. 

' On a proposition made by' Brother \uckcy.. 
slTU was. subscribed; by the preachers in the 
Conference'-Koom, to pay the board end .tui- 


Bishop. he proceeded* to' read the following 
appointments lor the preachers of 1852: 

Appointments. 

| TAi.i.AiiAssKK msr.^S. V. Hiehardson. l’.-K. 
'railalmssee*. .To be siipplii'd. 

Wakulla. .John Slade. 

Leon .. S. Wood berry. 

Quincy., J. 1*. Richardson. * 

Gadsden. .<L W. Fugg. • \ - t 

South Gadsden. ,J. FennJy.L 
Ba inbridge. . AV . Choice. 

Blakyly . ,.L L. .Hotter. 

, Albany. .A. Peeler. ^ 

Baker Mission . . W. ’Kd wards. 

Spring Greek Mission . .S. ( i. Childs. 

Agent F.' Institute. . P. IV Smith. 

Principal F.* Instituti*. .H./IL Luckey. 

MADisoN Di,sr.— R. II. HowrcYi. P. K: 
•Madison. . T. N. (nirdner. 

'Proupiille. .0;>JJ>Standlcy. 

.Hamilton — J..T. Scaly. 

'I’fionuisvilUv. .J. L.Jerry. ,,- 
Alonticello. . W . W . tiriffiu. 

- Columbia. . V. LV Kennedy’ 

. Newniifisvillo. .'P. W. Coiiper. 
SuwanneeMMissioij- P. B'. Bedford. 

San tafve Mission — 'I o be supplied. 
Burnetts Creek — Tu be supplied. 

Amilla Greek — 'l’o be supplied. 

Alachua CTetik and Agcm for K. Florida 
J j»fstitnt<* . . J. M. ifendry. . 

ia.mi’a jiisTHirr- F. 'Stewart. IV K. 
Ocala. .Thomas Gardner. 

Marion Mission,. J. M. N.. Lowe. 

Levy Mission.-. H. S. Tuek«-r. 

Hernando , Mission .. F. A. Johnson. 
Hillsboro’ Mission-*. . W . K. ^Turner. ^ 
Mauutec. .'Lo be supplied. . • . 

Key West. .J. W. Mills. 

• st. ai^ajiy if ; Di st. G. W Pratt IV K. 

St. Marys.. K. McK. Tydings. 
Jacksonville. .J. (V Ley. 

Brunswick. .J 4 Pdler, S. A. .McCook. 

St Ilia Mission . ..L .L Hiclmrds. 
JloliuesviHc. .'IV Taylor. 

Irwifii . W. C. Braddy. 

Waresboro*. . A. \V. ilarris 
Black Crpck. . J . II. M. Gardner. 

Agent for A. B. Society. Fla. Conf. . L. L. 
T. Blake. * . 

Alexander Graham,. Missionary to Caiifor-, 


School teneher, or wliateveV other auxiliary 
in his judgment nmy be proper, but the duty 


ln-tti-1- ti-ivmls .thrill Mr Tuyloi- will h»v t 
somojliiug to say about it.- future pvi-i.mnenee. 


is liis tlioTOBponsibilitv islii- -uiiU'imsfi'iruti I "" ,1 " •' 1,11 k "' 11 ‘‘ x ] u-rioifcc. and tiro 

’ . . v' whs unfit iniW;.... nr. i 


and untransferrable.” uas unlit lor writing about Wesley. Afo 

T ula,. Boons. Botb ad i tors of tlo- Nasi,- a J lia ' 18 a "' ''^imriifiod imtifa Jifapoct, but 
. - . ' . boism a loss one, anil thlitis, lies a Calvip. 

Milo ami LoumviUo AclVooato givo us articlos ,f st . Tlioroloro'lo- insists.' with all. Calvinist,, 
Oil hooka. Dr. IV affirms, und well, that our ip altering the perspective of Methodism, by 
religious book trade represents in no small thrusting W hi ttield in 4’ront of Weslotr 


Dr. IV affirms, and well, that our ip altering the perspective of .Methodism, by 
ok triple represents in no small thrusting \\'hittield in Trout of Weslojf. 


degree, the spiritual as .well as the temporal ** J 1 '* disguised that ijr. Taylo^ 

wealth of the connection. •• l7is a good sign V n|,R> l “ as yyoll as to praise Metho- 

r i i I - d.ism lie thinks tlu\ system limited in jti 

ot- piety when persons purchase religious • . . , , . . “ 

1 . • , . , ;. , MUlUtlon - almidy almte.l i n^i Is force- about 

books. Hus may 1,0 soon w tho luct. ttm. sorre.l its mission, out. itnd all tl.ut. Damp 
revivals of religion geimrally bring large or- may be utiniipted to be done by \m Iwi, 
ders for books, and tjvbse preachers prosfier” notwithstanding all the good .things* aid. 
best' who sell the most of our standard works. J ^ u ‘ ( fn , *tutrons Irom it already appeuriijg in 
Dr. MiiF. tbinkclfio l.iiits and suggestions " ,l "' 1 ' ri.-..“i..i.rtiti6iwil |.H|iors are ominous if 

.m, j, .... i .i^ .i 1 • Ibis. We hope sonu- able hand will reviw 

that haye lieeu thrown out about cheapening , , 1 . 

. .. the Look in fair Mctlioditt t^uartorly. and 

oqwtabl, cat, OHS, lmve natumlly ofiewted to thlw tW,-»tull nay invidious use! or'afed 
curtail materially tin- sale of them- lie pro- i, |, i, rf.^tiuiMl to In- much read, nnd the. 
sents Methodist hook-selling in a mauAer not aeputution of-nhu writer, together with ity| 
so much ‘to our liking as his worthy associate. ms , ‘ high intrinsic merits as a literary /iru- 1 
Dr.-McF. says: ' duetiou, will give it much intlueni’O. 

..'i i , i i Fur sale by ”1' Ball ' 

Uie arguniwit^against a profit on books. , v , j 

and the application of that profit to super- t Ti, b ' A 1 , ' 1 - N ' ui norhin . by s Kag«r. fi : 
amiuatefj. • wglows. orphans, etc . looks verv . . . . 

Well on paper, ^jut wjien reduced to practical "* . • ia,, . lc ' JOU * ? ‘ pagft. 

oj iera ti on. Will not be found to om-rat-.-o lar ^'' 1''“!“. l“ii.t, but very indifferent in p- 

well. The nuiubfr Uf superaimaates, super- I 8 ' 1 ' a,,d »« d '"'ii 1 ' 1 A ''«l 

aumeruries. widifws. and orplmim. is eomiirn- 1 ' r '- W lr - lv,s tla ' l "“'''>''>''e >> f 

ally increasing; but d,. the ot- uu-etiiq- a1 " 1 vahtruversy.. showing Ha- sub 

tla-ir demamls inercitoe saute ratio ' -"iiitinl .luiriuuny.nt liefonaed Cuafcasion, d 

Let |lul,Stewa,'ds- reports at. n,r various to,,. >a " 11 ' “ ,,J tb". Antiquity of Proto.tan'li* 
fureuccsjuMwerX 'T 1 '"" 1, ’ u,,ll ' d " ' ll ‘ | t8 hi S Lffl 

... ■ * ... authorities nre quoted : theologian is coofutN 

I ii.vcT-Koa tmf. I imks. I heeorrespoiideiit- , fl • , ir \ ... , , 

1 l»y theologian Bishop opposes Bishop and 

of tin- Memphis Advocate bring prominently | p,,,,,/ ( , m neils ilatly uoutnidiet « 

to view a tract by Hev. .1 I.. t'hupnutn, ex- anotln*r.‘ and sebisms and violent parties ire 

amining tlie cluitn^ of succession und high Boon to have existed and wrangled from i( 

iduirch Fpiscopaey the .tract to be bad ai ^ u * bosom ol Mother ( liureh. Bulk 

-the Memphis Depository ll must be a stir- 1,Kjk l! J ,ni8 » ad Kllkcnuy'.-. 

, . * tight Topish foolery (self-llagellation, feiiU- ■, 

ring document. . .. , 1 . .f 

’ • • \al ol the ) is as well shuwu up as I 

Hon- HkvkWdy Johnson, F.mi.; aSo Hi;\-.T. ,h.. ,.r »i... .m.l .. Imu 


TJIJ-: VAUJATIoNS OK I'OPKK 1 . by S KOear. I' -I 
•Ni'wYi.rk: 1S.VJ, (‘urtcr X IJiuf. 

\ well named book. 8vo., of GUO 
large, plain print, but very indiflereut in ft* 
per and billing, and ought to sell cheap 
Dr. Kdgiir gives tin* literature of the 1‘opiji 
and Het'ormed eon truversy fc - showing the sulr 
"tantial .harmony -of Reformed (’onfessious of 


-the Memphis Depository ll must be a stir- l,M,k !«’«"• »«W(fly, **»«! the Kilkcnaycu 
, . ‘ ■ tight Toiiish foolery (^‘If-tlagellatiun. fcati- 

ring document. , , 1 . .f* , i 

\al ol the aSsi'Vte.) is as well shuwu upas 
Hon. HkvkWdv Johnson. K>u.. a.vo H»;v. T. tiu . dignity ofthe work admits, and u loog 
-I*,. Bond, ^1. I V Ihe ex-editor ot the ( liris- history of variations concludes' with n horrid 
tiau Advbeate and Journal i> out. three ami a picture "I Nieerdotal profligacy, 
half columns, in a letter addressed- to tlo- Til K a.MMiiiw IN TIIK XOltTII ; l-y s Tucktr N« 

Vavvyer. hiking biin to task about certain “Epi- ' ,'".' k . lv ^ ' '“ rt V r k Hro '; . 

r , , .. , . , T'lii- is ail aeeouiit of the first esuiblia- 

siHla-al remarks o-ed m Ins argument on tin - , n„j 

. meat o[ ( linstiaoitv in* the regions et Hud- 

(. Imreli suit, • , 


tiou oj Sister IVbbddjf's. daugliter, ut school : G.-t. ( larke. inuisfurri-il to Georgia 
thisyeilr. -' ( onfereiiei- : ,.l . M . N'alentine ami J . W. Cnrl- 

Islmiii Turner. G. S. Jolmsoii. G. Sweet.- b ' 11 without appointment oil aeeouiit of 


*•« keeper*' house, duvkeuueU, porter's lodge! o"d asking a fresh supply, 
and tanu nocuies vithout uumber, go to complete , ... 

the establishment. Hundreds Sr sheep aud A comtpumcation, dated Nov. 25, was read 
c *^*€*f® ^ J > * r '“ ab® 111 the house. - from La'Socitlt lhbluntc Fiuncnixc el Klrun- 

•ood. *£ty mile* from London, oonsists of *«*, gratefully aeknowliHlging the receipt of 
tveuty-throe tbousaud ocras, or over thirty-five appropriations from this Board, giving an en- 
oquare miles. And this is ui crowded England, „ , „ ... . , h 

Which has a population of 1«, 000, 000, Wild an wuragtng view of the facilities for tho cireu- 

orre rf eoly Ml, 000 square miles, just 82,000,000 i n(ion u f t l lc Bible in France, and asking the 

•erra, giving, were tiie land divided, but two , * , 

acres U> each iakabituut. The residence of the coutinu<$d uynpathy and »utl uf the friends t»f 
.nTplota'riuri, 1 ' — h ‘ tla ’ ™ aat ^' 

richest and moM costly tapestry. The-dishes Grants were mude. Of Scriptures in .Spniiish 
still plaus upouthe tablw are all ot is.roeUiu, ... „ 

silver aad gold. Twentv.fiw ckc l,„L. .«r Santa he, in 1'ortuguese and firencl, for 


I 1 . 1'. Smith. 


- I'konI'km kou an Ai'I'kai.. We arc -fre- 
(pieiitly asked whether an appeal will be 


ncuou ana most coatlv tapestry. The dishes Grants were mude. of Scriptures in Spnnish 
VpQft.ths tames are all of i*»roelain, . „ 

alvm a«d „id. Tw«.ty-five race bor^s stand -r Santa Fe, m 1'ortuguese and Freneli for 

Being aiudgned to the care of Brazil in Danish, German and Knglish for 
^3 S«StSx yw m° t idorning tl1 * An'aviMy ' Vu8t Indies, with several otio-rs, inclu- 
ut. JM-rUorta Ofthe Bible i„ raised letters 

•i»d deer; are spread over the immense lawns. ■ f or ^^^* 

The Dakc of .Hev oiml i ir e h place at G'iiats* Tim »<uuxiniu <-«f iIia IhnI muntli wnwi- <iioj 


••a oeer; are mread over the immense lawns. / ur 1116 > J UXiu. 

.0^, toSS Vuy^; Tl,e reWi '’ U ° f “ ,e la * 1 m ° nth ww ^ 2d - 

ill the kingdom The income of the Duke is one 340, 05: . the number of Bibles and Testu- 

rnimou or dollars s year, and he is said to spend ,. 1( . nu -p; car, 

UaU. lu the grounds about his bouse areV«!t 11,1 Q “ > 88Ut(1 •Kb 00 ' 1 

taqr hundred head of cattle, and fourteen bund- . r 

red deer. Ihe kitchen garden contains twelve 

r*-'— 4 vsith -atommt trttrj efftHmm -"How -It is.-OficorTw b exebiuiges have in- 

Jruit and vegetable A vaet nursery counected . , 

■nth the urnMiirtimml. is to oyutaiu a' 'i u,re d- un reading the statistics of the Ikju- 

vyt. G Blr ' tm ‘!“. > riuqa t'onferenee, with commendable anxiety 

a gum nimeH isliny *87 feet iu ’ length, 1)2 iu , , ... . 

breadth, 67 ia height, eovered by 76,000 square 1 " r tlle l>ro«jienty oi missions to the' colored 

*****. ’ oroari bj, K.en miles of pipe isvople, bow is it tbut tlie numljer of blacks 
“■’•PW “ter One plant was obtained . . 

fixas India hy a special mesaeugrr. and is raluod "'l“' rU 'd m meiolii-rslop is less than lust your. 


and brilliantly colored seriesof maps. liyBev. George M. McDonald, t'. Summerset and E. ill. health. ,Next ( ouferenee to in- held 
O. B. lialwell, of New York, showing gem- J- Knight, local preachers, were elected to *idi»cy. I*. J*. Smith. 

rally the main geographical outlines ofthe ''eueons orders. TalliiliaBscc, Feb. 2, 1852. 

world, ami specially by name the location ' be Board ot I rustecs ol i-b-telicr insti- - — 

....i ... „r r ■ . . tute made their annual -report, showing this , ‘ 

and • extent of forego missionary stations. yululj , lustUutidn to 'be in u prospehius cim- ' 1 kospk.-.- kou in Am:*... Ue arc -f, 
At a time Bud. as tii^gtou the Church is dition. and requested the Bilil, op to rem, point “ 8kl ' d '' betlier an appeal will 

much ulive on. Foreign Afissioiis they. must Hev. K. II. Luekcy as I’rim-ipal of Female bik'm tho^ocision ol tju- I luted Stut 
meet- with a heavy demand, i’hc interest Du]iartmont. During the last year tile Insti- | lru |btl ourtiif tlie Suutherii claiin.' loti 

felt iii "this subject always largely dcijciids ISUun find <>•><• hundred and sixty-one stu- ln B lln . v ," ou | r a,,8 " < r ’ 1 U1 !''' ai,w ' la 

■ • , ' } 1 1,U8 • no eomteetma with the ease, as, in the deer 

upon a knowledge of details, ^ese maps ^ ^ ^ k ^ of the Goar, . the .'ommiiiom-i-s arc no, i 

should be hung m .und the- walls of every t ,„. lalm ,, lta | )1( , f#ct that t |, wnre aM „ , m $ eluded With the Book Agents ill tie- res',ni. 
Sahhatl, Scho.,1 r om m the land. - m .dainim.ts on tie- f,.„fi ) re„ee fa, id m, * n » for ll ‘" !’ art,u,,a tla ‘ V 

— ■ ' 43 CU-1U0 on the dollar. We hope entirely to «ei-e charged the i^iutiffs' I, ill within, 

IlEY. a. 51. Box. Brother Box requests I, is remedy this state of things the next year . I,,-' m « t0 ax, ' ,:at '' l a wi 

friends, in ttorrospikSding with him.,,, direct #;-w plan of finance. ^ u't T'S ‘ " 

, otters, etc to Bastrop. Texas -his work for ^ whitiever the Agents ' hare 


MovkmknT AMiiMi Tifr: Jf;w k <. 'Khc Loiulun 
Wutehimin states that a remarkable cbnlliet ! 8 . u,u 
is going on at present among the Jews in dlam 
London, lielween the opposite principles of sii- „ ■ dl 
perstition and -infidelity, between lTihhinisni' ,niL1 - 
ami rat'ipnalisin tin- traditions of nieu ami 
the philosophy of men. Some are endeavor- Matv - 
ing to adapt the. old maxiins of .liiilaism to u,ld 
the standard of modern eivilr/.ation. .Many. rXl " 11 


taken from the decision (if tjie I liited States are diligently studying the ( fid Testament " ; , . -n,, 

(.'ireiiitL'oiirtof tjic -Southern vliiim.' To this Scriptures, with a view to the connection of "“'rous ami becoming embe is inaa^ 
inauirv we would answer, that we now linve their religious system, ami tin- imnruveiuont brrere.-t felt m the great imssioiair 


Til K IIAIMIllW IN TIIKN'Illml ; l,v S Tui-tir >'• 
V"ik i.'iirfor X; llros. - v 

This i> an account of the first cutubliik* 
incut uf ( liristianity iu* tlia regions of Hud- 
son’s Bay. by jtlu* I'Jiurch M iwionury >SovidJ ' | 
•rill* narrative, as duly b'ound. prosentf manf 
piutureMjiu* Views uf missionary life lla*l&<> 
ilians, tlieiF nianiuu’.s ami dress, sMge riding 
bireb-rind Jaimes, snlilary wi^NVann* in 
margin of frozen streams, etc. 11 1 lie influ- 
ence of moral culture in elevating the twcUl 
state and changing the desolate secnenofsu 
and ignorance, is strikingly displayed. Tlie 
extracts from the journals of the inissioM* 
ries possess tin* iisuariutcreHt." 'rhere arepu- 


felt in ‘this subject Always largely depends 
upon a knowledge of details. T’ljese maps 
should he hung around the- walls of every 
Sabbath School r om in the land. 


letters, etc., to Bastrop. Texas—liis work for 
the present year lying in the Austin and Bas- 
trop Circuit. The AhibaiiiujGonfereneo parts 
with, und the '1’exas Receives iu him, a devo- 


h\quiry we would answer, that we now have their religious system, and tin* improvement l, *‘ n ‘ st lr 1 1,1 t j, l,U8 ? 10 . rt ^ 

no eonneetion with the ease. as. in the decree "f‘ their synagogue worship. Their religious IUU?,! N ‘' r .V much dejiend en a nu " 
of the Court, the ('nmniissionc'rs are not in- teaehers seem alive to the- iniportanee of-ini- details. ' 

eluded With tin* Book Agents in tin* require- parting a more spiritual ehuruetVr to their in miniati iu: « •.ijn*ih*l Ly Ku v lU 

inent for tin* partition of. tin* property. We puh|ie services, and seek to base their instruc- ” 4mn Nj, » ^ mk . hunt ti . * “ lt , 
were. charged in the i^iiutifiV hill with hav- tions upon tin* written word of G«*d,- and to An array ol many wise ap"t ugais 

ing refused to execute a Commissi on with hnild up thei r Jewish hearers in their ancient* .d^i° us j«<teou., • ■ 

-wbicli Wo wnv i-ninisted by I In* < ieiieral ( did faith by a continual referene.- to the < MiITiir- fUKltN Mfri'IJOpIST PI bl'IT Pf®®* . 

ferenee but the Court has let us off. Of tunfent Scriptures. Tlu.*y are. moreover, puli- K,1 - U,r ,lv h«K 

course, wliativver the A gents “'nmy have to lishing^io Scriptures vvith ati Fuglisli trans- ^“ 5 ^ t*l»ruary number is pi‘>i»l^;^^ 
eqmpluin of, "the Commissioners” -those lat'roii of their own. which profojtees to rt'etify hon/ea/.s: Sefuiim, a finished pt^^ 
naughty men who have "robbed - the Church ijte errors of our authorized version. President ( ollins. ot* Kmory am L> 

South-' i«s* fully, ^tlpmgh silently, rcleused hy ^ lege. \ a. and editor s valuab eimsu 

the Court ; consequently, tve have no longer Povtu ah JIkuoion. ; -H e.tlmt hreaks^tf tlie oodkv s i.adv;s Book U f 

jjjiy.fiirj jijjl.eo m umjim with .the tmil have yoke of obedience^ and untied tlie bands of 'The jiresept issue. Fehruary* i* u nUijU a ■ 

nh right to say what shall he done with re- discipline, and preaeheH a cheap religion, and brilliant 

gard to tho uippeal, nor to obtrude bur onin- 1‘fCHentsJieaveiv in tin? midst of Mowers, and T hk s.,i tiikkn i*ai;i,ok m a<;a/.im : 


l O CLOCK 1*. Al. 


4 The MTssiouary Society of the Florida An- 
nual Conference held its seventh anniversary 


ted and efficient minister of the Gospel. .Be » n the M. K. Church. 


Tt*r ei n o ui be red ~tTi u t it was under thiTjiro- 
ther s charge that the.DeKalh Circuit moved, 
last yeur. from tho figure of $5U A to $1475—-' 
missionary collection. A speaking fact. 


B special meu(teag«r, and is valued J , ejiort43d in memljership is less than lost yeur. I lsiiR»»iiNt. Imimimm » — Aukf ml'Uthly 


by a few huixlredB Tlio Secretary of the 
jet ia tLe aurl'f Cbatsworti, contains EVki 1 "nfvrcjico Miwnonury Society informn us 

f ai'iw'n from (les- 


■port slroWt f d' 'Tt liandsonie 1rft f fiTO7Tir^Tee^ 
‘tions frbm circuits and stations over last year. 

The report of the Board of Managers was 
read hy S. Woodherry, ami showed the mis- 
sions in our Conference bounds to be in a 
healthy and prosperous condition 

Rev. T. N Gardner advocated the aijop- 


nuughty men who have "robbed - tin; Church Ml® errors of our authorized version. 
South* ' a*** fully, though silently, released by ^ 

the Court : consequently, wc have no longer Povci.au Rki.ioion . -He.tlmt hreal 
-aiiy. fiirjjm l^eo M ut»ei |i>Ji w ith, tin* ^n,\ have -V"^' ot obedience^ and untied the I 

no right U> say what shall h.e done with re- discipline, and preaeheH a cheap reli; 
gard to thomppeul, nor to obtrude our opin- presents Jieaveiv in tin* midst of How 


lege. V a , and editor's valuable inmtT 
oodkv'S i. adv.'s Book 
'T he ]»resept issue. February. unU ^ ' 


TIIK SOl fllKK.N 1'AUI.OJt- MAUA/lNb 


ions or advine upon 'the subject. So far us rows enrpetH softer than the Asian.luxury ' '|’|,i7 nt ,w monthly is the pmluet uf ^ 
we can understand the question, and those in the way. and sets the songs of /ion to the | ; t t*ra r y «*i» t «•? i »rt*so edited by W (! ^ ’ ,( j. 
now more immediately eoneerned have treated . tn, * eH "f the PersuWand lighter airs, and of- • , t i (| |i ar \\ pj, pleasure MTO eW 1 

:*1. al. * I r. c.. 1.1. Tl O.esL. saasnre* HI * ..4* J:.:..,. 1 - 1 I ... \ ' . 


rownro of pxiolh^pi, hcuIdUiwj, ihomuc work btutiou of j tasters. Missions, amounting to ! 

wt- - 

f.M. » — * — — o.j 


.o.-CiUK ... .he K.o.r.1 of h^l.l New Y.. rk ..u li()|| of thc in » .hurt- aial IV.roil.lo 

• 1 ■» “J'ln-M ws. drllTcml l.y tl„- Kcv Mr llu.hnrll, , ,, 1 ' , ,, ,, ,, 

ho rnvntly arriiri'd from the inouth (,f Oobooa river' •‘ , | M ‘ tM *u He was tolloweu by IttfV. L G Asa, 
w.-Mern wjffitoi uf Atrini jhf nutemeutu nUtlve to the <»f the Philadelphia Conferenee, in a few sjti- 

,.r,*r,« „f tbs MlssfW. on Un- c,»„ w«*«,pur,M »» rttad and iiithy rcimirii», IIUl. ll to, point : 

I’lirhljr (*Q(*ountRiiiK -Mr 11 Eay* tliat Hit- Ha to trade. . . s/, . fi.. * 

vhlcb for the laet tlire4‘ri'nturieat)M proved MMleNi*[ating. lust, though tt« »t least. Dl*. »\ iglltllinn. 


wtsltli and highly refliiod taste. I i.aire, were left unpupplied at the t'onferenee 

■• l l • fore thc last, and w'en* not reported ut th.e' 

EM,Latoii r*u. iotoiA" Sir ll Ward thi 1 .ut. A sad state of things truly, hut in no 

XVlfriulnai Ju^o Kalawdji. luu IxK-otw a toncoud a v ‘ . 

|U/u»u Wr Uivu* w l' lii n i.iirt- to Uw' Oaiij n »•*;.. '• *S 4* reUccung ujsai the zeal and effective' 
rnmim Uu+**fdim*Urrur axiaUis theloiiuu bUiuh i m Uiosc ueeupying the ground. \ . 
mmd - tikal Um- mM* *A Wr Ii. Want iu «ujjjjrm4unj' Um 

pnww. Ul UauUiiiMK todituTfi Without trial auil iu various m 

mtULnrr acta narim the luqiaij yW a#d«**j liamU tu ... & 

wrty ttr ll nt r '*■ m— -»kI «■» 1 *,.^ v Okh£#H/NDK)iT* > . Brethren acting a** our 

holt iu mUutHf 4 mM fci ftdtatiuM * ew*tUutUmal rfifou, j./euU. ui wtidiug the Uai^os ol’ suhbcrila i s. 
•ftltft-jjtf'irhhauMsci a* rtijiro-aanUtiv, uf hrr MaJ«*l/, .. , . . . . 


us with theinieeustonied fruhkiiess and known Jers 4 great liberty* of living, and reconciles 
dairtesy in their eunversatimi upon the sub- eternity, with present enjoyment Jie slnil) 
jwt. aii appeal will Iu* taken when the proper l ,uvc selumlH filled with dis4*iph*s hut he 
time arrixes. The time will lie after the in- pouches the, Cross, and tie* severities of 
torloeutory deeiVe. already issued, shalljie re- Glmstianity. and tlte wtrietnesp of a, holy life. 
qMihded t*» aiuf tin* facts presented hy the “btdl- have the lot of his blessed l.onl he 
-Clerk to the. Court, and the issuing of the 1»t* thought jll of. and desertetl. • [Jere- 
filial decree that will he some weeks, per- ,,i y Taylor „ , - 


t w. n ni K u (•itiuguirh«*4t. anil win 800U I..- 811 pn Mwd. ntoiijf !»eing called tor. arose iiC'his tisual happy * < 1 ^ 01 1,10 

•'* ,uliw exl * ul lhl * 0,Mua - nu, * 1,Mr ' style', und made a few remarks that stirred' , U W,U V w Honu ‘ weeks, per- " 

i4MiiB.T.iribv«ri.iuiKninuKfroiiith.ii»nrjvr«iid6.tUuiK .1* , ' ... ..1 , Imps soim mouths hence. ThcGenerulCon- 

4... Ihe up|M*r tritmUriM of ill* UnU™. * fhln irlt* l* to,.p. th( wl,olc Congregation. All tlie speakers , . . . . ’ ... ^ , , 

p>td to ocrui>y u Urge jini'i'of (’i*ritrni Ktldupia und |t u urged the importance of raising funds for the . ’ • 1 w | v 


« itli l(iiiO i| thftt uiuid,^ Tuluublc iuforiiiMlIoii will ln« ob- 
I iii'iqroui tbnii. 

Mi, 4i4Mi«b‘ll. lultol, r«’ fur i m iTTr 1 41 i T TijT-U uBi i i> |»f**, wlu rr 


i oukk#i uM>KKT*. - Brethren acting us our 


I. li t* Js*«rli ItoKiriiin jiuiiy jrt»r* jrnv. nu Mrciiuut yf the 
1 'WirktoM*' ri'liKtuub luoyi-jnrnt u.iir ii pTf'KO'S" in (be 
I iirLiUJ Kni|‘iri;_ Hi- imd rorci»,u irilvr from Air V10 
. •"“i'”' "* ‘ "»y 1 »uttn«|d.*.w|.|rh idly u«.w contftiiu about 


iiNtioii wiu im i»b- (uliforniu mission; and it was announced 
-iHnBiil.V.l.- Mhrrt. t ® IU * 1 ^ 1P lb>d Selected U D1U11 to Wild 


uutnf ihr I to California, froirl.our C<a)fereim<*.' upon the 


forenci*. wltibli rita next May, will probably . T , A ' i*"'" ^ ffl 

conHidyr and dou-rmiac ,lbo quoation wlmthor V ^. l ‘ nB ' a f ‘ 4 d ‘ 8t ^ 8 aad tl ‘! U ' T' 

Ihe -a, al h1ij. 11 finally lie prow,. -utoil. Tfij. W uol.jta-beK, with 

is all thiVliKlit WO have upon tlio aubject of m !‘ and <M * w lf» d reWna. oh to 

the uuniMil I CL 'AH I 4 .,;widl inn W I»uikfi hit* fnendH Wonder and admire it, in- ^buiii.,.1 ih 


on our list olT'xeliUnges 

* BrutW 

,1 AMI K OoltlMi.N. di- Hitt oralmi). 1 
N.*U VmI'K. 1WJ 

Tbo' -uliji-ct of flii- neat Ht t D' ' ‘dd 111 
niroi-T'ol' a spri^lilly oi'pbn' 1 1’".'' * 1 ^ 
l In- world with nothing and a" 111 "' "'k 
i bill it' d- i„ tc-rcMt i,.|S to’.ivll. '' a,awl '“^-. 
iiililifioimHot(TT»t ' ,ara 111 jpfiil 

soil, mill had rough ipfj.rterR' «'i lh a rt1, 
in flu- Eitsf Ipdios 'Y V, 


• itoj dC/rirrfai u- XW < hnm^U-r td 


w ill please i lwayS rotate whether they arc i 


wyt o.i.. Thu muoi fil V; - ^1^ i jbeis. und for what r <t(uiiK they 

4. riU tollJa (hr wrirt* >4 • l Mi- J 


t.) . y lUMrufi juudk nun in r..i.-;tinUnoiiP > xwm 
h.'B *“ tecum*- I'rir -if He j„ 

* 'de-lie# ur M rriily ito-mdu ttuiiv. .,| m-*., 

«*• • »<Ul »4»rr o*u.lidJ4i«n for tb* uri*to.OMHKi T . d, riM JlV 

^ r 1 * « wwn..;i«-, i «. 


V *1 (h«i,imi*n1 MM. "A.l .....I I .;.rex..l OO .•»»* ifluilUB WOIlUCr UUU UUIUirC It, HI- 

strength of which tho Treasurer WM,n found . 11 ^ , ■ Aland Jounial, Jun. — . q U i n .,l l, uw |,u was unabhidso to uoinfurl him- 

ii poa his table the handsome sum ill' $555 , ’ , ' self. The g.s H l limn said, “Tile distress 1 

This was doing well for Tallahassee, ,as -$15U l1 ' ^*>* * “'*■ ' n "' Vofk , 1 '‘* 1 “>’• am under is indeed severe but- 1 find it liiflit- 

.. . •» . Wi’iior I>. jifTuiT'-. j) (’.ut M)i| ujuth.-niAtiriiiii. now in " 11 '“'tt eu st,\t rt, , OUe \ npu ll iignt. 

lue MMin .eolieeteu in the r congregation the tlmt ell j . bii4i H4*tihdly dlfoij^frut ite thv oljrrW. bus the stroke yery much to enjop*' near to 

nigla before, for tlnJtible'CaUM* . .Mo re than *.•-'•« «' i"j.r**M*i : *i n> Ki.kUu.I to claim till- n-ward him whn/wmllis the n«l ■ " adtlingV " But where 

l f ''" -ir 1 ?r n 7, h ? , “ ,, v -h t i* 


,.._Mr ‘.Vulter. thf “ rc ‘ ” j( 
in m-unqrti'i | "i , ‘ ir ll ‘’ ‘ 

I-- i..si.a am '. 01 


I ' b'l^bb-V-'o' 1 ' -i'' .1 .'f * ^ n ' ' nuiffit * wonderful h » ^hlc the ImndsOimt Hlliil Af $555. 

tiiii.V if"ing on riit i. Ajt-Kbniu.i n-tfter who it. « This wus doing well for 'TuDiihusstM:, as ’$150 
l.ii-iel i»f tlir mirUounrlM Fia*lH-* n dj ret o «l by the M. . . , ' 

a . it I-. luniruct Hu- yojunK in< « in e..i, ' ,U V collected III the r congregation the 


givcu hy tho 'JfofrtUxwy* do w%U \ m uw lom ot ro purt«cv 


| u buiiwcf dud ttuuh u bupport ! 


.8 ul ,iii i i led 11-4/4 .'r llu- r«-*-o , i» > tru«' , bo» " ^ pf ^ 

Coagr* " ItuhniT A proiniuMiit fcnU‘ 0 - 1* 1 ‘V ^ ^ 

in lira "f wood In Hu- interior . tin* ‘bidn" ^ i', 

Hif($i|iM Uu- f i-urri-m-u of a |i(hi 

!».• nvtuMcfully-iiaiu-li'-d and oniuluHih 1 *, ,d •’ ' 

>i ft Is | ,rt I 

to in'- ioliuiOod thpai^b slabiiu glfl''* ^ 

hav llu r* •niti i-**lil|ii*-led' by Uu ,1,>l 
iiii-aii tliiu* rvulitorary luovUlou tei a Ul»r» r > 
ikuU 




10 Tuylnr \ ' 

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m V l »riie, 

" , " 1 ‘’ithmt, 
""vcincin, i( 
ln # tain, 
V 

‘•‘inis 

' Pnt) ll CIlK. 
‘■'••"pmontof 
illanity-.,,, 

m the.lapfc 
j 1 I f W(tl 
W'onmtin 

PK'gfew o( 

' influence of 

1 i'- # tnlilii!k (| | 
— the', a . 
itluaj'il on^ 
fru »i oitine. 
;uisliin Knun . 
'■liicli. just it 
' V| ti> was rj. 
■’liurij hut i n 
hodfsm duioi 
as fjiiioli n uw 
tspciiKutiun’ 


l »» na t <• tni n v he sh-vi- pri*ntm r* In 1 1 ;i vann- .ha* "tide 1 1 ■ I iimntli ||«> |o|k| him lit- tilil get Inin’ a ^il uat i< >ti in t lit 

liiin Ir ♦•hr Amoijeun people. «»||y *i»l n - dan "I > 1 - |*»-r week , Imt mbl* )hc getitlrmair 

, you cnmml print hank iml e-*. can V"M 1 ’ Olivia *av- 

" - n "' lii. nil,,,. Imt Y"ii „,„,i not till > • I :im »wnrii 

Mr I cm i'll I rum n letter. Imm onivin'mbri ;n i ’•■nu'* «■ t >. -ny imllilmr aNml it h % \ '.Mr N . wh. he priutr. 
Judge Hnigg.'iJint t lit* clti'T dilib -uHy in the Why nf tin I * •»■ I li^* St n* • lie iv«k then t*dd D,..t In; li.nl been ma 

w»vk on Hi,' Mn I, II,' l 'ii, I, •111-11,111-1 nil,- till. • Cl,,.' 1..., ii r«s ••■Vii" - il.lt iili'ii, -i mi, I »„r,l„,HI, t ■ 

, „„ |. .. .. . ii tint ticnibuitliirv . I'ltc tlcruuin lu ei'ining alarmed uur 

II,.' M'llllliTI. lunik r. fum .l t„ p.l. „ ivmri'.in . i| „i,.l r.-l.im-.l - 1 „ K „,„l in 

III!,', mill III, Si'i n-tHiy roliim-.l l,, mv-yl miV i.iv.t Tin' |'„nu,-d tilm m li.it In- luiil lii'. ii l„l.| Til" ni'iill, liimi mi 

,i|ilnliiti wltli*li tllilll,-,-,! th.it ilhililioi hm Iiitii n-vl-'i'il, mi , lint , -l.v , -iiiiu- I" tin* ,-lt v ivltli 'llu lirritimi- mol III.* In 

i„„lfli,-ll"i|.riiin,'„lp,.n- mnv- i, - ,it i, i.int ,-l„i„. ''»'"»»••'• *»- >■’ ' , 

'I i I lM , I I I ' in i II I. ■ I i j i in, 1 I - t I ■ M /B i iyli -i 


tit 1 ’ rely . i iniun .I .1' !' | i lci| tn v.-il u n* V I « 1 1 * blit ijm bird legislate fur ihoh-l-ontd'ry uum includlt 

Judge llrfitft* Ihi'fjh*. ill-*.. Ilml'tlm appropriation will It.y bn-l not "only fled. hut destroyed o'er* thing which cnulil I'l't ' 111. i lii'ii valid). I department.- I 


i iiTcrcft.Hd 1 Vn»w tjJoo.XKJO t'lhr llr.il grunt) In * 176 .( 8 X 1 nr be brought Mtinl'i^ him -i. oVidon • 1 f' 

»|.*'| Till. I rti'OT, .ti„,-i„. In,, pi.,,,,-,,1,-,1 I„ I,.. ,'t;, 1 ": ‘'"VV"’* t" 

• mntn-Y mi l "eon made I, y Neil during the pa*, two yean 

ctilllllll'lul tile luluit lull t 1 - TV.n nntev IVCfr " _’U- Uls rttlll 6- Upon 111'' “'tilt' 

(lit tik dt oliht : 'iifli. In':: ami 6 « upon llu* ritnto Malik <•! 
Si in it nil ni mi I'nin NtwOin* di-pa, rh In. liana ainTj'jJ 1 " v ami upon the Northern Bunk 

mis received irmn W*i.Uin*t<r.i .esUrdnv. “int inu that "nj* ntin .it . ' • i ' 

• • , Mr Hat uiati rnll'i'v.-.l him I" New N iVrk. but In-iinr all 

< t .-l Mm ♦ lirM.* unauiint.u-ly cMiitirHinll.y the t r «i-.- of hlmtltcrr.it I- Mtj.||.nc.Uliat I'm I.:.- II.. I trim. 


cynr nf 1 1 1 ir* Port 


Amount" Received . < iKNV'.UAT, lNTRt,*t.UIK!fCK. 

„r Hit- Aliibnmn Cnnfcid"', 

\J,,. iihiili"* . • i Ct iivii in* ties -lly flic lclcKrnph nf ycufcriliijr the ii 

thru' i‘?* ! l ,tir ^ r 1 ' 11 > 1 " hnuiirbi Onii the eniifHiltilntimi nf the three Mh»lrl| 

I .„ra Rov. ^ tli-H nf New MrlrniM ntnl, l.iifnyelte Jnn« hneti cotiftniima 

' 1 , '' 1 00 -- Henceforth, nun Mayor one llnnnl, «f Aldermen 

\ H''" ' • V,’ f,,|. missiohiiry meiiHtue seHUH lo jjiveKerteral^illurmdhm to t lie i'u-im". 

I, omuls, l.y K«v. I'" 11 " 1 " 

..uliin" 111 11 .... | -|U m 1 

* ,. Udiw'll t'.’’ i Mn: .1 •*' Tu mu a .--The nv** nA the Mh|.nillnfi nt Mr, 

" U'.mr nii^i " 11 ■WIlltOH- »y t)>1 ThruKher hm cmtxM Mlilver^id l"V llirnuulmut Iheemtn- 

' I \V llr"^"'*" ' V * ’ | “ r try 'I’lie eihtfi* iif IMu 'ciuiilrman In liehnlf lit ' 1 unhir- 

l' Vl tv-il misrfion. liy >' (,v '' I mill t 4 * men fhr'kere prb«oitfi'!t In IImyiiiim' . lui** emh 

yl'fl 0 ' * ’ < ; * .to* . liiirtrfhc Arn'etienniienjile." 

'^‘JjjJimi lit white*, l»y 1 *“' Mt.m< . A* <> Tit".- kiui.il.. Till, 

M * ‘ ' Mr learn Iroiu a 'Irtlee I'rmu nnr fc ni«'mhei in < '• ■i»v'i 

' ‘.j-ioiv to WhttW. l' (,v .IttdKn .lh-hKtf.*'lJint.Oie rhirf .dilllrnMy in lhe,.wny m 

r WU “® 1 'll'). "H w,„k f'o-t.. ii,-l,.,ii.. till, . ft.. • I, 

“""T’iin-ii tninsiqil l»y ^'t'V ' I mured file stmt hern Itnnk refused tn ^cixe » wmrt 

linirtltn 't • • • «00 oil I Itlc. anil the Seeri'tHry relttsetl I" neee^pt miV ..♦her 

l S’liooltr • ‘ , |^, Ocv \V M uplntun whiell Induced that deeiniim hn< hern revi 

', ( i,|il liud" ^ t • ‘ 2 * 2 1 ) 00 and the ti"Venimrnt m-tv -It «v* tU'Oepl a quit t’l 

!wW; 'iv ',;„rd iiwofti iiS i\uv a 

i ul ftnh<« H; l lCt ' 1,01 1 J I |)|| .lud>ri' Itrfijft' thifjh-. al- t tliMCihe u|.|irit|iriation wi 

( v H AlllUllH *' t :♦/,* V * H(>v * itrereft.iedtVfM fJutt.MOO.Ohr Dr.-L Kfiintt t" *f.l 7 *•.♦«» 

,| |^ Ulis^iott to Mill *• •, '.V 1 •f'iftMt.th*' The rteerhttirv. he >nvi. Itiii cnnirnted t < » 

' ;>l 1,1 ... Nn.llo,,' 1 .,-jrA ,il„, 

' S 'l in* ii to whitos. lly Ot>V was received Irmn W '»ii.l«i*»*tn*.i yesterday. inji 

I'Vtln' I'h . - 4 (’i < *• *t M'm t’hi'M’ * ....n -nnuuiniuusly I'nntirm' d hy 

0 Silllivi.il/- ' j I,y H, :v - s-— r Of till, l-'nrt' 

. rr i, ir ttiisimu tu ' -> 5 ]|,„ ' 

Jjmi'jj Tnrntnt- • • y ’ * IIi.mm I'u in.in ltmi"i' nid’iin mu enn*--The I' 

i yimintain Mtissinn til Mlllt<'> lel|,hlii •• .Inquirer" state-* that letter.' fmiu I'tuiire re 

. Rev \V Rltodes. , % .Do lt‘|t<»l t • iijindiahh .that' the ltev.-.|..|ilt Nr|Miniueeiier Nriun 

L't« I, iml niissiun. I.y li'-v " 1 . .-. v-r -s. M|,iio„.„ i: ,iti„, .r.. ,.itt 

()1 200 t’!.v mm (’athlie Ulsliupof l’hilintr||.hh. Vue 'reverend 

^ ■ lortvl lllitwioil, i»y Ut‘,v 1 . 1 * . il mull l«M">kcn •;♦. hv tln'.ie wMifo-ktunr. hint \V.-f 

' n ( . I 3 DD 1*0 . itns|iieuiui« t‘.f nlet» nitd .dlter high quaffth-s dt-Mi 

^•S'niiitS.i.-lvKsv. a„i, -a, • « 

* llorlon^ .. l*> - 1 Thf tMltn state llmisc. which 'vajhuined i»n Sun 

UchicoG, miswion • to M’JlitoS. Iiyr ’ w.»h nil *»l*.l huildintt A new and niaguilleeni e.ipitXl 

A (1 Satfotl . . ■ ■ » . 5 ^ 1 ) th V I.i.tute.i* 111 .,'l'i ’i't j.in. It Will lie. iii'.Xt In the ea piti 

,' , "' l -iil n ml niiadimiTTv 12 T U-V » whitiKi»n. Hi-, utioar kh' Iho’ ITitW'n, ItT TWO., 

! Cieek inittidoi) lu w.liitw, ■ r«-t i»h »..r »« 

•' i) I V usl ‘200 (H[ "'• ro exjii'iidefl _itn it. and this year en ndditional ii| 

V; Im J * ’ * * *. r _ i.rliitlmi nf from J-AMkhi* t« f/nsiyim) j s ,j \ vr 

lotal amuuut- repot tod.. I» 4 I 1 - Slim I'liit. Ainos* Ki.miuiA— Tile hei^datiire of* 

kruthor McTytMIT. ••-.♦‘‘a hn~ |a».-ied a set nf ie>u|u|l<.ns setting Inrlli ill 

lit! hot send in V IT port to \W\. its I 0 \*. ■v'«.mai'e> tn mmerei.dintefrM- the s-mth 

,Jltl not HtlHt my n [Mill > ^ cn.inl aeV-iss the |.,hn,«m ,:f n.irida and direct i, 

ktl ty tlu, Its I Itjlll; untlfl <ltrc< S -liali.r. atld ftiqiresehtnlitei t.. |tlae,..ihi milltei' I- 

rf-teiuT. to furnish it cop^r to tlu* Soorctn- -Cun^ress u . 

if ihc mlmitct., «nd it w»K tm,.l.m K l” „ 

„ 1 Knd.yim the ropiH't i't turn, tint" n - ( i'lxrrmlon TiitOxm. ftV|ns that thyOtt.niiiiil ti-u tii 

rsloil Hlissi'inK. UK I tIid'Alpt .report this’ hlM f> ^ r, "l ,r,,r > Mu-yuhiiinl tn|>ray terrain nil 

» l t: »|, „1 it U'rfs (Mil- M| On. Kr.-Ht "H'.muhr and wivertl,.- |..||.niiu:: de~. ei 

i#*fflrcgiit.'., lu-licniiR tli. 1 t it win j » t , 

vd in till' report of tin* Soorotuiiy "t ( the- vine l.raneh with torty-Jcavc* it c’he.lheu reei 
-iiinarv Soyiety. ill detail^ us , hits hereto* '. rsenf til. l\..ian nvereach leaf Tin- vine hrn 1 1 
, 1^1 doin'. As it is- tty hint -miitted. I 0 >-„ n*He-l - mrcl It., „ ,.,ek.«l.mul. n »den<H«i 

^ . -« a. tn be draw n nut When it -liall have. rallied Ultlieii 

- •hit t" yon fur piildieiition. not us 

v i«rtaiiiinir t..» mytjfliec, Imt iis tin item' - s ' 11 ■*’ l »v‘»iti«t i.if*-' 

• 1 ... . .• ir*-. t" he slat limed- till Charleston, has arrive , 1 at that 

nttUigeneo dcscnin* ptiblicttlioti. - 

urictc . T. . 1 . Ki.ukii, I mis , - *. 


(tVNl-'UAT Twi-'l'l It-VV^l.- , w 1 1 o » , , , » n -Tt,., . r, . i- -If* 1,„, 1 i . 1 1 -. r " ■ ,1 

‘ ‘ ' - rim, n lltlt'o, -I, t,- kitil Mr, -I ,,l„t<- jirltttiT lift n-it 

(',, 1101 , 1 , 1 , 10 . -llv 111 ,. t.- 1 ,.iern|,H nf N '‘" M """ 1 I„»"< from ■ 'lltrlliltn 1 1 . ' 

I. I, ml, kb! Ill', I tlu- IMnt.ot, of it,.. tl,rm M.t,ilrl|.nll- ,, "' n ""«»«' '> '"i imiklob mmntnrfnll >,n„l, not., tor 

Ib-Hof N.'iv tlfli-n,,. nil,. I.|,r„v, -tit' h,ni I..', 1 ,, c, ill.,, to 1 , 1 , it, , 1 : T vrA l " b.-"v,-rv ,„. I.) „„ 

- forth. II, i, or on,- Ilnur, I of 1 l,l.-r„„-„ Tin « niT, ' r -f < l„--l„„u». "T,„ Iml lint." ", 1 ,- of 

lit., to itlvt- ki-n,'riil oitM,„'th„i*l„ tin- „>„l 1 "l„|„,‘i,, It; „l , , i- loM.-l, 

nleht. I 'tie day durlnfi N'ea V s nh«isiiee he discovered the 
Impresslnti nf a Imnk mile nn. one n| tin* |*r*--‘H hoards in 
Tn nm n -The news .*♦ the tllfliitlan nt Mr. the |iriiitlhit mum lie imt intn n ennversi'itlnti with air 

ii enusM tinlver»itl JuV throtiRhmil Iheemtn- l^niii'ald‘ , '''i'tti"it. wle* h.nl l.een Ih. II mpl"\ ,| NYdV"i 

i|"i-t* nf IM« rexlletuiin In hehall the tinPir- three year*, ’and- Ichniiiqi 'llqit he ^-"t Iml *ld i-ti 


L A t E R FOREION NEWS. 

I • T ■ k • 

4.'/ thr lf.it/*. 


__ ni f tyi nip'll i ip •I 1 * i - 

Europe. it iiuimi •t* f M inilttiii- 

The I S sir niKr riunilinldt Iirrlve.dat In i wharf N. w tltftl nf lily wife Mlili < ' -••••' 

\ 1 i i-. <tii the jtt,,rnltu: .*1 tin- ,|i» M e mate the fnfhiwlnu , l , l| ” ' 1 l jW' nnlldene. Unit In- v 

... . . \ .... dlaft Iv M*nuht mi liitervn'W '« it 

", " -•**>- r...-.-l»..,l 1,1 t,. , „. H ., ,0 know 1 1 "1 

jnejnlt*Pin»y the NewN „tn ’hi -i»v ' i UIuikmiI Inlllelif -I mi nTtf' win* 1 

- _ . |, IN. t | "-t-| ' -.Oil \ , .""l, -Oil M 

. •- I ,.| ; . i|*iitl n|« nMfi i*-m Jlif 1 

11, mi'll m "i lii M n Tmii 1 ID i-i i 1 • i-\ " t , IV,n I'.'ii/t-d in fn -,. *l<'i- 'i».ii-4< 

S itnr lnv .'veuitiv Tin- ♦fi-iiibe, -i till-* lieirtil'm; will | the MlnM,-r , , u),| a# . ■„ 

lunla nitent the Itl'ickcM njenr-li nl tin "■» lidfyh nl 1 fiiw day. i-M-ir. .f .v.i ul, 
OtV <f»l «' r Hwuibcr Ii e.tiitaliH line. (, ■ ■ t | . .. .. iAp , u ci,.',mi,.,Vk ,q,| ,iul- 1' I 
iii'ii w|thh'ni.i\ ''in), .lit lit liii|iill> mill M ni •♦ ti-rrl 1 wiOnil |, | >- It, Uif lV"nll, - 

hh- 'ninl vllfdlt' ti'-e -It e|»t v ,,f 1, ay era ■ I p< tllTjt I revnNiua [ 
in, lent n.' tin,, |, it) Thu iiltctTmtc retail iih'ii* n| the | 

hli">i|-t)iir w ty |iarties 1 f MnDui and Syllii Iti t In' >!,> inn tlay* j M 1 1 1 1 a 1- % I'm > ,t 'l h 
• t tip- Umiiaii lI' i'tiMii . th* rnll.i ' ! 1 niliiMit -enat"i- li t I ti. r tmi'n the fmntlu * 

• lllindit t| dnivn for exile, nflU Irt-ftgftfy l,y Oet.Tvitis Cn -ar 1 tatlni; 1 Ii 'I ill, Mn . i| iit u 
and Mark Aiflftiy In Ihc 1'lu‘nlm; nl their rtiflth"' trinm- ! f..vec Un- lieen It"H^ tit t" th 

lirale; tiled Cniulte de Saint I'-nlille* in the | l(u«Mi,n and l,'i 11 1 , ;. I',,) m l 

lb rii nl Terrnr. (Utfhe can ehiilleiilie eninj'i'tltinti with th" 1 .but h cavalry ainl artilleiA nr. 
net - wlik'll ary nmintitiei il tni its by tile l/.unVr;- ,,t tin ! • r *p, |ii''iVineh *'l 1‘nH'ii and 
ni"i'nlnu ^ . ! 0, n.,, 1 1 •.■ -trlet. »t -fipt ; i-\ i-. ,n 

At ntie lell iVniin. wIDmiU trial nl tOiVwiH. m I flind.i .The fieki'U •>! 


rennrts are enliimnli s C |nnil\ ,' «ni ab ui.l lit* "■p,.. .... . . . . 

nil,, or tltnf lllrnr.llt. - . -I i.- it • , I to" own -,| • It, ,,,,. 1 UAIIH tH I. **»►-.» r l.itl.t . 1 1, t In! » ry |.t , « I . 

-t tt nt- , ,.f 1 1 ,.- i’ . I,,, or, t * • , off tno high nl.nt- in > Tttptnllml fhtf mimlfti -t . ..f- ■ r -jf.t , ■ . . , 

,I.|. t.l"0 lly. .Kill, th.. ,. nji.t I th" colohrnttol I’llltt fo, wll't WI, inuflll "Ith r. nlr on Tl„„..|«r , 

LuJt ;ir, r- 1 ; r «-y '-v V f ""' f, -^ w v,w ' r i r - " ■; - 

foil, 1 o 11.ro, ,0,1,0,'. 1 Ihjiihr,, -,1" II. m,,".-- 1 1 ' "l'l""l int.. tsp linttil ,.| llm Stt.t-iMlH II,- f.riT.Mt , ...I rooih-n n,„ ,, 

-tint < I , MtolU ,l,i 1|,,.-rvl..„ ",,h ttn- Ml,,' ' - , , ’ ■. I„. too AUntutslnn Int,, fh. rrytlt. DokCOTulitl" 0 t -W UTIIoKV— fl,» r,...,in|. 
!". r1, ' t' !?“»>>• '{ n't-.'-i" • . II,, . , . J ;I,-|,.«. 1 ,.|it,-,-i-<l n om„1l uMno .WeDIjr |o« foll.-n ..ri.wt. 

•MuiH’td Inlllel.M nn uTTf' Mini lin.l retnleiT-d in b ini)ni-n*e 1 'i<»v./. nuito U„|,i .. t \ ■ i ‘ i i .... 1 ' a 11 '' 

. -Ml .-, . - oil I, .01, 1| .1- I I, I ,1, '. l | '“ht UU'I tvllltc-ffiivllful. Ilttll nlli, I, KM, f.Nllmmlmo mM,l 

I' , V 1 ,1 l*fnM't«jn»'fi mis ,Dy ,,nl> vn|, . -n it,, 4 'nl.int-t '""S'' 1 ' “<i tltTlrli like Jt r.Miifnrt ;* t . f i ■ th'f rullAV '»»•■ I 

lat/e.'i lit fit' •- M«-». 1 i'lHtli Tlmniilv, .«»»'• will'll j " 1 U*‘ P* 1 ! I It I' . ,’"ll 1 iitU^it 111 f UHlIT *1. II l"t« nf he xd# t Kvt H» »,.|t 

lew ,T ii' '"-"J v;.;; zz..n:v ti UI ' • wins nniOmf-t *» \ nAnliMU and noi'K 

'I cb-imtHab int Ini. T I -, i. • i **», • ... . t, ,t *' elijer! I saw w,t* /* H«|unri' I cn i • I • • rfltl limited. .and lh« yti 

wilhn.l b I f |, iliMit nil" -|.*'MmrmntlHr1rv Ihjf ilfAol n^uf, /.» ut, nhlt f.' re .TVtple.1* Kenltlrky 

, • it i \ ’ , | '"'I I 1 ) 1 "l"m'm n 2 itt I lie trail. I nil* rinpcnf A? India Ik 

Miiimim I'm it, TI- ll.rlin N y * lll.pfrnn*d |m he ll CilVctin,! of diH.r 11 

In i, 'iter ti'ni'n iiie 1 1 '* .ii 1 1 * I - - it i * » ; i . . nd ni.'iin 1 M 1 u. .1 I ' 'k't- '"«» " trtspcction prove*! thnt tliia oifNNV Iims-Th- * 

‘inline ill, M dm tin .lint hi I i •frimy hia-'arv »U •!»*»! I'einuinetl f nf llu* I'OflOWlUftl run- nil, ,*j,Alaiut 'dU.CMW o*' 

..V.' i 1 1 *. ' 'iDcrur of* Pern II,- linn s(iH nn film the ftnino three nf f„ur im* nt a 


" *’d looked mm tnrirlt like n cMnforth^dr 
•‘llnr. .’»'ft I • liuylit inyaelf tiMti'b H. n 


nl id. -tin- 4 f 1 l UPt 

e a -t urn/ Military 


• t .it h m i d n n 't 1 ief I'nt'ii i 'V* ! ,,,,,, "l»i»«1i he wore nl Hte moment, 


..Mu«idii4- > — U-— U .*»y4WMm * Mma* T f«i M i i «i il « hy . n t-lf«‘ fe K-* dl **."a7-»> -^1-lhn.^i ili . l U i — it-r n ' eUt 'l tt f Cf jjl i’lu'isiill ii) Ihe Hill mil iTl'T tni tit ki,i , ,' u |l .« ii ■'* I* i *, ; 

itlltliedinleli , ,|e,| tn Neil*, residence bt|| the bird le^l-lal* t'lV lll'irl', mhti i mi'll im-ludiny. tab-lit- nl tin j i -iii'ii. a i •■•it »'•!?* I", ti'.i 


can eniilltfutte eniii|"'iittnii witlitlif ,i"'th nivilrv lint artlllni nr. -tut Imn -d mi I Ic 1 1 ntit t i . . , . .... . , , . . m SALT •« veral rarK.ie* of 1,1 ven,nf,| have b*- 

" ,1 tth It« by the We.M’.' nf.tlii i ' r |,rnvtiie,« ft 1 ‘OMII and tin aiiilmiitlea-nrnorihiP'd M ' 1 111 - i»sK'^*i$ahMii. 1)1 i-Mivr.-e. his. .hotly i» nf durttnc the wewk nio«tlr at fUt'aflfti 

i. I - "*e the "trlctut ifit'i’i a i- 'ii tiii all fin v. I. i - cut t i in. tiolliing Iml u "kelciltl ft . ' Mill 'tlf ' T 1 fi t ill |*~i , , ..77 ”, * 

In, a, trial M " IIV^.I'I. by M -‘.,.>-e I nm sh :M„- r\, * c- I. at ifjf jh . l:„ dan Ml- 1 n.i - 1 rilin'. ■■n^IttWirlV^iu ■ n 1 -IXe.oomlT Hudln* 7 tKiO. -arks, half-filiwhed rfavrae. at 
imn\T?":'lT 7 fs"eii " It" i he n,M Fi'CVe' i tn i tn ’-mT.-d "n ' |' 1*1-, ‘ r , . . ire uc. ‘ iiti- ,iii*‘l".d' t' *Trt 11,. 1 .1 1 . ntnl C. Ugura. And. 1VN1U at V anck. cwsh. Ikma 

' 1 he boily P rovereil with >vlin t * - 1 * 


"lii|i Tilled hy > 

. . , . Tin y t hen 

III-, "Mb r in it Viiiieti. ,| dejiiii l nienl - l y "in •> lali U nf , nuderif" a riir"j-iin* eAiimimithui The d'" i ' , rl|a‘t,ii ,n t,*e 

the dielitiui '« pi 11 at" 1 \}intrialei| Irntn I ranee and im, I |.a«"jinrt b •"i|‘\tnl|i e m 1 • I with the |„ r <m byitDi.i; *1 

nnly •hi'.bn, niv ,m-hed Irnm Die fmnt-iei:. with .tit, in- j ninl in dnnl.tlul , tin. ii -t , r.*u 1 ami , -i • < iTn- 1 

1redibletliet111ee th.1t.it they re*eliti , r their endtdiy. they individual- i ; r|ff-rj;ed t" and a *,n ei ,| r.qmrt icmle , t ,11 
will -ij'.i' 1 , theuisi .1 . ,n trati.^'Mtyntliili. A ' inlli -t 1 im 1 , t . r - |imrc',!dln<: tn M',ii-«,w The ’lduli rnud frnm 

tf-i'Mii*. - n represent at i> . . Imlndin Me- in "d I1ln»*ri'ni« ^ l , "-«-it tu thU ei'ly 1- *t I'.umly umitdcd . Du |.ti| tnwnnt 

I'letiell slati .'men and /enefalM nf Die t|,iv* are i,|in- It-ui- i Klu, -I mile h' 'inn, I tlm I r* u* ii". i 1 1. • ! • t ii|.,n 

id;,, I The (biA t'lnineni 11 pen vent I' - i*. •»>♦ *" y.-nd* ♦" 1 ilu I • 1 n - -i •• 11 pet end 1 Id , S *T"iHnl‘ d 11 t v I id" 


1 tin Nfftherh Hank 


New V.Vrk. bn, In-iie.r ;ill 

ti (hill lie b!" Il| d tu I'll" 


aivUw,. r..f ti,,. I "if Thursday, 

► of i,»sof »»i k. j . ', it- ,1, hi. I, fought- brii**. 
,f,.| with " ,.l- on Tl„,r-I»*. of v, 0 tni-. •> tt,- l„.u- nl*. 
'T, hll’B--W,. iioii-,..| , ]y In Iho *r,k. of »bott 

It (Ml S 0 " lp/1 ■ - ' ■( ll'n > IT ; 1 . (I , |, t 

• vr \\ HIkK V— Tim reei-ljjtii hats ItirTPiMul and prleea h*fft 
i c fallen "ff '.fnJi, j* gall. b dn«e , mr 'las, rf^mirt. About 
111 It .-VMHI bill* hare lieen mid during the weak a, 

tide I' jMNi tbf rulluk 1 ite for-rtertlflad )M>lng 17^- Son.** 
1, 11 | In{* r.f f». v «• r - Kxi. , werc'rold at 'f galloh 

, MAUftlNii ANh ItOpK— th« demand for th^a* aHlalan 
ml- • MK1 limited ..and the (>r i nr-lpai aRlen that w« have notice,] 
led. , re :,.v» |de. es Kentucky (tagging at 12 ‘^ITt, and 4 M> 
1, I . II* h<q.cuf A: I mlln Magging. In *mall lot*, haa lironght 

Mr 11 'nYo’ ; ' 

this (HfN'NV lt\DS -The sale* bn v Wn modern tc at. low 
"It- jn lee< ^ About ^dO.OOU oow bag*. In hufot, bav«> vMd, Id 
tunc three ur fnur Int* at 1*;. and Ift.OOh at U%f. — 

,M *)’, SALT -Several rarg,a*a nf Liverpool htve Wn dlapoaod 

it r * Ul, * n|? half-fileachcd cfovrac. «t tha Inaldw 

1 ' p - Hgur«. ind.iVNK, at ♦)/>', .• V enck. cayh. Ilnnalr* bwy bo 
quoted at Hi Voil-h 1 H bushel Krnm *« ennd handa 


, . ,11 ii- 1 . *1 1 . i|uini'.i ,11 I'.'jin'*' 1 ' . * r iraonn. irmn *« rnna natUM 

: ‘W 1 .i"«T .1 "nf®,.,-. r Stn, fnrenkmfcu, 

firs Jiu.h «'t»l Ici-lctl 1,11 Intiij nmUurtUMl tt tu M Ana. .Hivmd 

1 . ' 1 'I",'"':;,'.- , MI '! !' T" lu 'l ' ’ f h t e. — TV,., 'h.miiu'l for Con.-., loo 1 act I to Turliw 


10 " n-i'.ir, :.ii 1 , i , .... ii, ,0' 'll, P KK- Th" . bn,,, for l ’of!,'.. 1,1, . h.'t'n -ct I Jurlmr 

IT, * hl'.-l, I fro,,, • !,.•!, Intlfltfl. I ho l»,;l V ort n „„ r , „lv „,rU„ ,)„ „„k. rmbrnrn no.,1, 

HI ll," ‘Ml , i-l "ittiil "J , " o” ""' 1,1 l' 1 ; ’Vii 1 ’,: f‘ 11. with 1, of .,. 1P "tir,n« .t 

", "into; ..Mil,' ;1'iy,,tn, : „„ 1 1 ,. ft, nf W» U*. W AM 

I II. m, |; ■oniitri. ■ " u - A „ 1,1! .' JU'h","llslv mvoM-l.. fro,,, III- .f„„, Ir ti,,, » w k. tn.kln" . lh" <llf«t 

Th* .. . lo,:„. , i, , o' , .,„o '►. l", - """ 'I I'W'";'- "".V ™"y-i, .Intel- III" l„„„rl,. ,1 ... Ik, of H^tnV.,. 9014T0 hup,, Th. 

|inpuln,i"M. a v.i-'l iiiind-.tr ■ t w -in j '"h' tllC n'tllnDp ^ , ' stock ia llr*t llltndH Iasi evenitlg. w.-mabout OS.OtjO bag*. 

*'o" t". 1 '“ o'!!!;r!'; Vi,.;; ' ..... ...... Tt „ , , ,i lwt ,^ ,. r M , ., ■■ "r- * , 7 > «•- <* ««• 

liU'eli "t Ini'u'e b"'!ii - "t I, ii-- dn 11 l 'It ,, , ,,i,i 1 1.,,',, it, tin 1 , . , n,.- s ,. „ . ,, , dhw.duritig the week. ,no*tly at -lfi,7i)1/) l i;<t V Hi, hot aotne 

wvaid* th- we-tern frontier d< trib'l * ' ' ' ' ' ’ 1 round lota have *nlr| a* low n,< at which rata 300 ' 

I , . 1 1 ri i'i I *> i ■ ■ 1 1 1 1 1 ' u 'ti 1 null it ni ""d mil "I tile mithurtt ies "t I |itlllinirt/li. S. t , are ilu . , ti t - ' .. 

man i' m ml m-ttittm w.iskm-wntu * ■ boxc». o, a good brand imld at. auction *A Thursday 

, . ■ . • . iiiii t fling atiqut Du- right h v\ tolls fur pasaage a, , n-s ..... .► 

...... - * . ,, t,:V, , • , , . , lUi*4lw f«w. trniiMHilInnN of tb» WiK'k hav.* )»en at 

II, 1, , I". ,.;f ,h. ■ n«l.,U",.l, rlv„ , liny ,1,.,.,. Ww ' ir , ta|i 

- hi. >if. : ii ^,‘m * 

I l.y Mr ll.-, ill,, l„ tl,. mlor-t ,,f „ V ""t, "forh-HUH In- ,IM l"-l C«r. „n,l M. r,|„ „. ,, KA „ AXD ,|K>,1*_ W- ti, »r nf nn irn„..-,lon« In 

[",• -la,' v ",i tin »ni* In ti It > ■ o| a I lit r I , ,-xirt tlm right Aimnsta. iPt'Olise oUei tce, ha.< nun d a . ■ inurin' , , , , . . 

I ('mill bln tmi. *nn <>f the fix Mlnl-ier. ., ... . V. .... „ LAMP 0.|J., ; *-lhe principal nulr that we have not Iced 

i, u>lrfnr.ltiinr* rr,< ml-.ri ... I'i..»,n.,i|t . < h» r #hm r"ll.l,tll« 111." .Hi', "gin hi". T hi- will WB „ ho IiI.I- nt'llur i.<lTMi)r<<l ruti- of TAw fl bill. 

Hi"! »»" I- "I tl,.* .li,l,.o ..,„.t...l ,,. 11,1, point , hut ... tthwm . .jVK K— .» Int nf BO l,',n, linn «n!U Kt fit, M 

L'l ► I ; I .lift ' Smith eWi'oMKii It tt It it ,1 I 'mniiuittf n ,1 *..r» tl..., v ‘ 


IL.'Ma a ♦ ' a i it n i i , Mimi"I' o» : 'I , iiii aiiii eim * ThelMlila I* aia iiso'iu ■*’.*» * Kai.i.« -Tin; HoeliestiV t N 
delphhr .Inquirer" staled thill letters from lloiife I'cmlc’r j l*ei>Mrt flit *nV* • That. Thnrlnw W eed. Iv-q . wlin i- 
it pi'nlmbl, that ' the Ilf r.'.liihn N> , |iouiuci'nc»' Aenmr.no,' in Paris, lias dikeovered a painting ■>, the Dent ., 

n %tnr n, s, AlpimiiMii Haltimnre. wilt <•< t u . n, \t ib . , . xeented in 17t'.'i. by a hmihei* nf Louis I'lillipp 

mm Cathlie Hlsliup of IMiilaitelphb* Vue reverend gen- they were pavini: through tin- country in 
tb'ltian is spoken <d. Ivy t.lhV*’- w*lm*-know. him \V,-fl. as Fall.*.* The nwm'r lias eousented. at t lip “/lijUt 

ennapieunus fi't* pie,* . amt nlher high qdillTtlT'.' desir.il'le ^lr Weed, ihat tliis am i' nt. piii 'uliiig. tbA^^ 

in a tlathnib' ' - made nf (lit I'nll-. 'ball In; pre-t nt *'»l t"‘ Die, fit' 


'' Thr Ohio Stale House, which wa* Inn nej nn .sniitlfy. 
w'l.f. an old building A m w and uiHguiiiuctil ea pit u>| is in 
AHH Oil pnVgtcss "i 1,1 et inn it will Im., ne xt fn iheeapiltir at 
127" 2*T JIV aaTuiigioii. tite. hhei*t. \n i he U ttltin^ «!04 jfiy Is4 

feet, iiliar i'Over/r .Vi.Ddti squnre feet t.K j, year V*i.;t',i 
2UD Dl[ were expended. nn it. mid this year an ndditlonahippi'n- 
prliitiun nf from V-W'itHa* i,< f/»isvOim is i,..k> ,i tur 


Su,r Al ROAJ Fi.OIUOa.— -T he l.egdslatlire of* Ala. 

ba**'ft]in.s passed ,i set «, f i'esolujions selling forth the ad- 

■ViuWages tn th, InlereM- ,,t tin- SotiHi.-M a 

-li'ip canal nein.s tlm Isthiinihjif Florida, {iml direct in'; It* 
Senator* atid fleptesehtnlive* t., place, ilu iimUt Ittfufr 
'(.’utigiess .» 


1VainTi>»j',i*' Dt'>i Ai r. Fa, i.i.* —The Mnehesti'r- i \ i . . . . . 

.. , , .. . , , ■ ' I'i. trais-e. , Ills clime ai'p:irmitlv is a speech 'vhleli lie 1 . r. it, l amdlid 'lie populatimi. a v t tinm+mi' , t 

ill Paris, has discovered a painting nf the tj, ;«<■ t .1- |., j. \V|'„ ui«'.i<uve v..».-.| bV Ihe .fatesmnn who Imd . daugei "ii • n i 'inmn ha- bp-k.-n ,.nt . i Dpi n, 

i xeellted ill 17t*.‘*. by a Omiliel' nf Lntlis i'llilippe. "hie* tile Hit* f tiiigi’y in emif'' fling tlm eniifDllllion pt-ppnseil Ity pep.liitc nf lit iniuiiitt large 1" "Ii*’- >1' Itn im 

III", nor, |,„vl„t" llirmiul, 111,. ...Hint, v to. N,.,o.f,n l . •> '■ X - 1' : ., ■ • i, to ll," !■ r.ii.Ti |,l,- I'll" ... ii.|"lni, ill |..',i Ir..,,, 1 1,.- l„»"' U T I • 1 1'" IVoiiH.-.. . 1. 

, ,, ,. v , .. , -I tie*' ine i-'*pi ' eiilnint". «,T lie- M • •*. til <* in i" tie 1 . » •■ l\ •■nie "I Die i.ermnn l>*uri»:»1» leDiim: wasltii 

111. on it* r l,„> , I". I. „t ll,|, .oUJjitj^tli. . I I ,. '. l .,-t',i„h ,1 k I'.'l,,,,.) It- It . 

Mr Weed, ihal tliis niieietil piilh'liiqjrDia^ii i . ier i>i< .-i jttrncinu* ,i „i nre in ,b.>e injq*ii , < 'n '•* ' »*••> * I iT*.w „ .] n \l A ~ 

IMS' "I II!" I, ill-. -I, nil t.. i.l.-.l I-' II," fit, of l,.". I'Vi" I to uiv ll«- .1, . r". i-.j- lull'" <!**/■■•• T , „„l..||, l , , , ,l„. ,.f f,,,,., -|,TI 

ilie-ti^^ 'Ir M'Ved w'lip- .ihat Hie * i'». was tiiU.n fi-nin . Tim Tvlliune gjt ev the d" refs ol* l)iii , i’ditn f ii, and ii list u lailrnid l ltr>{ii-li i ii,..s in *•< •it*criip1< % « * i 

pie "tiler side l.y li'eiivei. iiimiit l ippoi’Mi- ,,n ( ,|d >iti.i,f- "film miine- Tile I’re-idi'n, drnpw'the piiirnuytuie de- Unit a bill mi 1 1i> '-snljurt will shortly |i/* present e( 

A lent, - factor' The m t.i.-t- tmid" tie ski-tch W luff ,i)is icmitinn "t l»i- t.imily it inf ^ier n liim-.i! in lru«- ^ royal -I vih ^'tliiijaii ♦'liitinber- ‘Tie- -Hrv*-y "f the proiepi 

■ . , • v i -i.i . lias* Iwi'il exec, tiled bV 'Ir lleiitlix in tke iiiteii 

w "S K* w l > ^," ' i " 1 ' .- bouts. ■VoH'.' W." .1, , .t Hi M 1 , llr „„ l |, U „ .,1 - 

ill*: a '- 'ilKtinti. spr>'ail upon a blanket .under u ) roe t U " Nl ■ »r ny . Mmi-tern, tie- Interior 'hie r;<i;>//,fUft V>i/r Mal.es. "ii the nulliniil v of 

• il( , * , Th" noipnllioiiil pari • « t the )/■’• 1 m. begins with tip* tmin iienea t lint 'i t'mgtbiniieii. son of ihe f!t M 

.1. vr * > iMi mi Nn, n ii I’ o 11,0 • ->Thc Washuigluaxhtn' h*Hnw ing.Malement relatife i.< Do'' loi> nf pro-eri,.«i','<i V'..' " . ,M ‘ ‘ ^ tr tf > *2 r ‘ ^ J 1 " rv J*" 


make pnhiie. ihe pem.’n. u j, |, which these hIm. liuve been I > - I .. -! .--.Aall'A \H t|,e !’• *•«*!, I'-tel .u-.- , , i , - nw '. ,,w not »' Kn,t Ml >' n,. V 

liirt.iteiit.i in eas. - f tieii i.'-t i.ttjjipg tl '• I'.'fiiili ,i -ii 1 . ei.-d ' .•mitr«>f Lar.o mie.-n/ii- . t -pit.vi-d up-, '-mi ! *i'> , Ihritu; of I lie n'llini ns id |*oof I’lmi-o ; nn I I ht^,, f , ^ , 

i r. ' lint Die ni"-! dnritig a itlliitim, V,f nil riu-litA r, tmiiii- IToYm/.- . . i|et. d Irnir. tl,' un iiipllbg, iniitry. ^nd- « » u I *• -.V a 1it!l.» tllOlit'V j.U'lipioitKly iuveHiil.. f r ,, m lllu '.fauelro 
1'" ,-*ld l ive vcpriv-.'iitatl * • ■ *are M-aus|io,,e«l | lintwitbstaiidfiigTlif /"'id lutiA, -| ,b* exi. ' i t rvt ' ind i.'inihl i.nneui i- t'.,r miv i'livinwitv ii'm',*,,,. • i,., , 

• ayenue Tie- name which heads li.i.-JiM -• that M >,v on,- pi-tlrbi. 1 Tie - • ., tin „ v p., i >• , *' MU tOBIty-hUttfet I III' ImpuUl Ul Ilm 


.vsionary Report— Mississippi Oonfetence 

ucolih the Mouths of January and Febru- 
ary. mi * 


nnl'crctico room. Clintoit, Lh. . 

,.jox 75 

Smndori. MUs .'. 

.. i "" 

liiitun. 

... * 2 i > on 

iiymoml, 

.". 4 ' li" 

'liaroti, * " • 

.. 0 " "" 

luton, •• l. ... ... 

i. 4 "."" 

ubtm." ", 

. . 90 00 

Vicksburg • . . 

. . t',^ 4 i l 

ni 11 II Montgomery : l»-y H 

N. . 

McTyciru 

... ;;d on. 


Total ^70 lu 

raveling exiiensesto be deduoteil from the 0,1 1,1 1 

1 - the great •! 

% , eniifor w il 

expected the full amount, making up the euilgrutinv 
i'^'t to \>c in New i irleium when 1 reached. ' ? u , nlr > ,u ' 
n s\i\i\>ow the inclement weather 1 ms i’or- I'knmiii 
i nllirtions and rcniittaiicets in tlie interim- *" 1,1 
the ( :bnfcrenccV\\ r i 1 1 brethren sehd funds 1 " i ' • u ' rM,i 

. ' " JIM pll-set 

ilwr I niuy leave us t'arlv.tvs possible ! ViiauM mi 
KwjiOctfltUy. • ’»u*» eillx 

. 1 . Maiumik 'Jo'xks. ' l " |,, '' Ur 

‘ T*-* 

h'k Hrli'ans. I'olinmrv 1 1 . . - 1 

m Q • i 1 1 . a keg. 

IIIIM lllll'Ml in'.ill'A'It'i'KItl.V MKKTIM..- v. !! ta.!"- " 
Oil Itlminlnihf fUttn^l. , lla/uu»u Vtnrfertntt the dock i 

MtCirrul, nt BHsters t’ove.' Maieli t) and 7 , ", " 

''ircuit.Bt Lebanon Maroh .13 and I t " 1 *' 

ilMuuuuiu Mission, at I'iile Uruve. Marel^LH ami J 1 ' "» t" ' 

te.lii'. at March 2 ? amt 2 H t . it'd a- a 

imvillf, it Harpers villc April a ami 4 

•'•'f. Mis*.. at ijnliv Spring- Vpril lu and J 1 I’m \i 

tfrrMiw.jMp,, April 17 nud is a 

" 111 . MLv .,1 Miiv I "U.l s r " 

. .. .. .. an unfavo 

I.. IS Melio.x alp. I* h , - 

in reftren 

IIHST notsit OF tll AlnKllbV .MKKTIMIS „' » „ol'r 

IMO, TuuuBn ',1 i Itiitrn I. . JltUitu/fu I '"i, • murdiT o( 

'“*«* Ian ai'ninl Sfl. -I ' ,r 

'? v Ki Tin,, trv 7 „„,1 1 lie, J,,<l^i 

‘ Binif^ua U„k llrui,.. „l N,» , tluiftirn, 

y February 14 and li 

‘ Fiwptct. ut Wislt-J ('impel Felnuury 21 ami 22 "“- T »"! ni 

H |“ -“l Mount llenimn Feliruafy 28 ami 20 |"'naittcd 

'■"•milt. »t Mnhon's March .Hand 7 « t>. the* 

''•»*ilev.ut.loneslK,ru' March Id ami IV „ 

' | “S 1 " 11 New Lexington. ... .Man'll 2 U ami 21 ' 

March ‘ 27 and 28 n » ; *pK«v 

•i.£ J; I*l«UN)int tin report 

' ‘ 1*11 8 «'«l > .‘gntii. , 

Tiiomah.J Kof.m. I*' K f an prtl 


llow .nT I’ll,,, i it*, IS iik * b tt*V ,P^n Heyp'Ul ill Die 
0'ixrri nlon Ttitihm. D, n i tli.cDttnuiau timertint* nt 

ha.s ofijore.i every Mu-'UliinU to pray fur rain nn ,,'ntit 

"I Die great ‘Viamglit and ‘gives Ui,: I V,| 1 «ixv It’i g M e h id pRoi i 
nt the ceremony . I'v« ry .g<M»d . Malinumtaii proeitre- a 
v.ne l.nViicIi w it Ii !t>rty leaves «tp*iii it . lie., lien n-eib - a 
a its*.* nf tin: I\ nra ti over tael, leaf Tin- vine hruuclij' 
then rolled up. mrc.d , « * a I'tjek-iliveati. atideasi Into t lie 
-I a to be draw n out when it shall have. rallied -ulllciontly 

Si ki l, i*i —Due "t Frann-' patant np'tiiUie Life b"ats 
l" be stationed' /ill charleston, bus arrived at that port, 
and has attracted uousiderahb- atUmtinn. 

1'iviitiH Aiinx is .l\M un —The total iiiiiiiIm'i ,.f iinlni- k 
grant* arrived nt N'ewVnrk during'th^ nnmth d .ianumy 
w;u> 12.7tr.i The number of immigrants during th*- -am.' 
nn»ljth. in was 18.24'J.. ami tu lk’iU. 121*77 , t’erliap* 

/tin* drerense iniiV lie at t ributi'tl tu th*' severity *>t the. 
“father * *! the 12 701* arrivals. h.'Ja? were from various 
port.* in (Ireat Hritain aiiiL Ireland l.'.l.Vi jrnin Havre. 
717 from Antwerp . IV f A from llanil.urg. and the remain- 
>h'i' ^u»ui several other places*. 

Tin Dim eaitfoitrisj* of Itnston ar>* taking ifaguerren- 
type likenesses very successfully by t In* Drununmnl liglit 
Lt i- said that they can measure the effect « ut- th>; liglu 
UHire nicely than they can wlrnn* lifReil.hy fhi-’snhllglit 

Tm A i i.am n Mjui. Si.hvi* i — lt 'is statCjl thjit tile 

• ' •mniittcc of Nn V nl i.f Hair* in IhiHi Houses /,f Vongn-s.s 
hive determined tn report a hill granting tn the.t'ollins 
hue of Atlaut'c' nmil steniloiiips tin- f.20oixtn additional 
e' nil pensat loti asked for. 

OCr Ih'l.l. I\j W »*lii5ii I*ix — -It is 'staTeil* tlitil Ul*' jWll. 
the great •Norwegian iirti't. lias gone Wnafiihgtnli t" 
eollfur Willi Die proper pcr>nii» tlu*Ve as a scheme of 
emigration to thiy. epuntry. entertained by several. of. hi* 
eountrynu-p. in their far imrllf-rn h**i|te 

I'khmitti'*: A liv* *• in-HoL’o Ukai K*^n «^n the 27th 
uf, . hi tlie Semite of Massachusetts, a bill permitting 
lilleiu* resident In that Cnliimniiwcalth ti,Ji"U ri'ul pstnte, 
“as |ta«s«‘d tn a thi/d reading, and a'provisloflf tlm, tlu-y 
should only do so upon ih claring tlieir inteKtmii to 

• >iiie citizens was struck nut,* A -Imllnr IjtV Inis l»« vn 
i. Inpted in sevi-ral other States 

♦ *k»;at Los* op Srta ii —Ou Saturday evening, tlie Hist 
i t . a keg. containing five thousand Mexican d'dlnr* b'ni-tt 
v Idle la iug hoisted on )»sii'tl tlie llatre packet ship 8t». 
Nicholas.- ut New York, atid the whole content.* fell into 
i he d"ek amt* sunk tn the bottom, u deptlfot pwe.nty*»i.\e 
b "l I»’.\ * rs. ehitlnvl in Imlia iTibla ithave cudyavil'cd’tii 
‘ tin t" recover tlie lost treasure Alnud machine is t" l>, 

I . h'd a- a last t'esur, . ► . 

I'm Aikinnvi UrxLit At- ia Mmvi \M' — I he r>«p 'l l nf 
Attorney ilciieril llrent of Mary land pri'sents ,in i it hor * 
a i unfavoralibl liglit. tin action of tlm Judge and other*. ! 
in reference tn tn the Chrisjiaun treusoii eases There i : 
n' w un 'priV.'pi i'l thul any nf the ppriofFs einiel finiaTu dlm i 
murder of Mr. (ior.*in-h will ever i«- brought tojustie*- 
' i r Brent argues at lengthen opposition tn tlie ruling ni" 
tlm Judge a* to wlipbCiinstitutec kr«'.v'"ti. and lie slums 
that two of the witnesses for tlu pr*»Mu,-ut1i>n were design- 

• 'lly |M*nnitted to escape, wldlat ti'third\a negr.tr .“.)- 


respnndeiit id tlie t 'liijHvston t’nuru r lias- ti n- Tql ln \^ing 
in relation to t h«* proposed purveying’ i xpedltioii i,. tlm 
.N' lrtlt I’aeitie ; _ 

•Tlie t'oliimlile* I».*1 , Umineree nf, ihe' Seiiaie. Lave 
reported if l'i!i providin',: f<if seitding »nlne snuiU i- • t 
t lie Nn ‘ ’> with (•timpet' 1 nt "flier* ami eVews. ft, expb'i'*' 
i be Noiali I'neitle. Hint pre.,tare charts nl tin -Aiiud*. eiir- 
i cuts. aiVl sliptd'. iinil i-iittid'. '•,*■ wjiieh are in lh" track 
nf •• 1 1 r commerce and navigation A- trade “itlrridna 
will receive a stimulus from llu- settlement of •'nlitin niii 
ntnl Dr* gnu. it i- very itiuior tan t Dial tlie necim i"U,,v 
-liniild lie esplnff'il Tin- iiuuiIh'I' of -liips n/*w in tin Nurlli 
I'm-ttle Instated to I m* very great It i> ai-n iiii'litinm d 
tli ii. in ,li>' tvai|>"l*> Japan, a Jaiv» UIhiuI.Iih* 'Im', ii l o> ly- 
• ii-i'everid. hitlmrtn niikiiuivn to • ntfWg{iti,,n It i- -up- 
|t '-I'd ,u I,,. \, ry fei't ilp. n.ll',1 t«>eu|i,aii\ ad' ii" | • -pitlii t r :i 
Ii hint V"t i»'en *.iih 'l armind. imr is it« e\,eh, known it 
i- suggested in tlm reimri-titri, ’lids island may contain gu-d 

liiirbqr.- and a I,«*fpilalih: ' jtijiiple. ami. 4f »>>-ii will. I I 

v,.«t advantage **ur enmnit re.e ainl “haling *lilp» It i- 
-till that V^glaln Kiiiggnltl. "f tlm Naix.i- t>« •"•miii m,| 
tin expedit mil, lunv pl'uj I 

• lh" nlijeet*' liftin' expedltinff iioav. fitting Ciit fur Japan, 
ale kept secret It I- believed, however. Unit", Im "bjiel is 
i" make sueli a *lnlw nf force a> will enllM' the Kmp, mr to 
re-pec, utir pnpltion uf pence iiinl eotiUnerce. atid uur 
demand thnt American st amen, east mi the shun* nf In 
empire, shall be kindly treated ‘and restored. The fleet 
may -Imw hint Dint tin y can bombard' and burn, fiis 
imperial city of Ycddn. though it i* titty miles in circum* 


wltnle'iii the rem;i in* t v - j 

I*i-|, . Hi. r im i —Tlie n iqtnnile aullmritier, »»f AI'.-jmIh 
■ net Ihe'iulnthil.-trat' "I Henry Klmltz. wijii die 
1,11 tiun "I the ii.itllmril ies ut I liMllhtirgli. 8. . are n.- tin 

'iiiHiTi'liiig abqut D.e rigid tuievy loll ' for pq«Eqgc n, , ns* 
lit" i-riifg" fief Die r*q|% atlnafi river, eoilnerting llm-e 
'' .'irn*^ Tim' right- t^l. \.v Nb-' ah.* Tir-t e«itiTciTe*l upim 


I thnjti-h .-ai^i. i mn? in -«itili>nii«luUi>it find ‘.'ngn-tn Hy * limit r. I.ul'iipnii tiioe.xpinitloii dr Dint el.ai 
"! ,|h " '.'•"t 'i-l- the pa'trnnymi" .1' - Mm, „ bill m. I*e-sntjcr, will .|,or, It >p. presented !;*♦.* j„ ^ w.-mgr«,te*| ’to Ml, ill t During I, is lit, t, 

iirnatinn "I In* laiinlv ainl lieu bimst-ll in t nn- mvid >1 vm 8/ndl tj.tii f liallln'r- ‘Mu' siirvev "f Die pnyejd«'d H.O" . , ... . . » 

, i " 1 ", h".. Js "V I l.y Mr i i„ It, . ...t ,-r .. „"l ■ „f..rr»l-tigl I,.- .11. ,{I,,.L Jr.-,.,. „ ml l,i. r. 

.w>" a,",- — ",lnt.., I llv M , .,tr,.„, I; tK'lt.f .1 ' t ,ltv. . .-r.-.a^d M t»ll.a"l... i.i,* nr,. nlt..l|l|.tt„ K 

M'.rilJ. M„„-I..r ,'t III. > tit.l , T l'l,,. W" -Int—. Ml'.' >,,,t!„'llt V nl „ I'livr I ri III,, right .)l<„IMt«. irtmiptilhStC". . 4 * 

Tl," „..,i...ntni„l |,„rl-. r till. ,t" With ,1„. t.lliit M I 'mi I.I, t.f tl," h, Ml,,!-!",- ■ fimruliiw lull n„, Vh,-. 

n.tl.'.uthw , r,.|„ ,',,V ,- I..IW "',,1 "itr»,,r,tliii,r.v ml <sl..„ n. I'lnhiHillt. , ,V .. . B ‘ 1 ' ‘ "I*"'. " 11 1 !" " ,n 

' .m'latryi tu tlm pnlitJcnl refugees and the license of the it mh|n thc duiie* exact •sljoH.lila point , Inti we observe 

D»ve4- tn>ie nt. lirm l v_dL fiiriiiiiukL-t{) tgyaji»Lah,v- -j-n;"- in lhat i imnliy s tLKhHte Aiiii h flfPillini'Tralliniii L . Cotti papy adyvr 

•' lr "" 1 ' 1 " l,„- t:,k.." „«n.i„.t r.Tt ,, l „ M It..,, N"» V"„ - l>«jr. » >MttMIIIJ „f mllll-rty ll,,., wtti «h-li , ,*,- ithhI. I., I hi- tl,- i, ruin ItnlimuUl 

.. .ii* wliuse |iri'>e, me ut. fiaimeinight impi'de tlm.re.i'.-tiibn eap)>. cut. quj in paper- “ere -Ire wet I about -Dm stveel* : • * 

li lnimiil of tratmuilitA \he-i' iiieiisiires are applied/" many arrests t>,nk pine in t-un*', 'queue, • 'Ir Freeburn - »* ui>' h.mm rate- as Heretofore, 

ihree categories 'in Die tW>t . are jhe iiidivitiiinls cuiivieteit gue>t. Sigimr Mii/./.uni. Iiiii* l»'en, trnnsferre.d ,o tlifl were t « 


M U"„„. N. » V"', - |,„j..„.|l|»ilMii -r >"' 1111 , .-rty tt,", WIU .h.lii,. r k<h..I" l.> th..(l..«rKi" ItnHr.« t ,| u t AiikmUx. 

rapi>. Out. out In taipi r- were s1rew«'d about -tin* stv«s> * : 

' '• 1 • ' at th>- Haiue lilies a* ti.'mU.fn*-.* 


tliaidht giiulh blfp'IUJo lhtihntiil/ uiupany advertise. 1 llial. - f , ’ . 

^ '""."U'-fK's ll»llr.*l.l A, mrauu-l-A-TI,.. Pr,.|»l,t tMriat h* b. rn ratl.ttr dot. 


living taken par, tn dim reeerit ins, irreel inns : 'they ceils i, | ' tlm mjw prison', Tin*. Fr>'tteh Ktiil assadiir Ims >i» v.mhoii - 1»i*.Asiriis Tim steatnlipii, tllsmd/'r* on the 
I*- ttnusporteil to Frmmb (itiiiimi nr ,n Algeriin a*’- t "u'*i* > ifie«l to send tin* hdvneatc Petr«M‘<'hi un|/if Hfinmtn ''issl'sljqil hinl trlliutnries. 'niei , tlieUitri**luctlonof?t"f,m' 

illu.ls. their degree ,.| gAlilt In til are, lie free him from jiVr*. < lltinir F i ft > -t w'n JUMI-ennnnllfri"i,ed , , DmUlif ISiWnre. l,v i"IHDmi ,a , hre. HD - snag* 


.small I* ' I ,,j iiitvlug taken part to tim reeerit ins, jrreelinim : tin y 
crews, tu expb'i'i' ))j|i | M . tfnuspnrteil to Freimli tiuinmi nr to Algeria. tie. 

tti, *8iiU'l- • '***'• eurdlng^iii I heir deg'r gAiilt I u tlmsceoml nretlm 

i i"f m ilm ti'iek r, , , irnl/.cU chiefs nl -• •i-i.iliMii . tlmir r, .-i,|> nee in I rijnci' 

rM i' 11 r\- ‘ii! ‘. "r H would d«‘ llkfy I* rntm'fd eivTl war : limy w ill ii cxpelhd 

< ui "t * "htmnia tr,,m the territory-* f tlm Ktpflbll,' nnd “411 tm .transport r ni 

the "I'eiiii it'iite. .|,t,iild tiny r>'t.un» to jl la llu- tliiiit eat eg* try. are in- 

now in tb< North , iiid.d tlp' V p"litinil men “Im have niinle t ln'm.» lv ••' e, 

is ai-n men,, on* d • m : , |-p ,,, i |u tlmir violent lin«tilltv t«* Hqs.«.inve,nmient. qnd 
li.lias be. n t .«. !>- wlirii.lv |,|. e'liee w.'iibr I..- Im-wu-I *». r aginrnoii i llmv' wlll 
j'"" " '' l t ini-' rarily , Npell>'i| I'l'unt i'l-nme V'nder , existing 

'It'll."' I"'pimit? "U , imtm-t.ni' < -. Di.^.iiityof the < iuv,*niiniiUt is tirlnn.-- 

\,en, kimwo u | rtl j j, w j|j klmw Imw to exercise its repressive iimn-airc* 
niayeouta..ig".,s wil |, j uM jihut- h Hie , Idler, nt .b en , s. vdimb pre. 
it so. it will tt" III . , Illy ]ep:i»T, C| Vnri ‘•x.rej'te*en,M,ive-' Mar>--IHl,'riii--e 
illim ship- it l- Ureppn. >1 «»|, . Matin- aiid'UichTirdct will be tllllispnrti'ul t" 


uiivii'teil gtiest. Sigimr Mii/./anii. Im - been, transferred tu tlm sc 


nhlccrs were tu he dismi--, d Irnm the army Futhur Mar- 
elu Inn dlseuv> t8'd an i, deie-tiii^ htscriptleii on lead in 
III ' eittaeninbs. . 

‘ SI’AJN. 

Till) flier, lull fif l."ill' Napnllimi w'a- 'e. letiralejl nl Ma- 
*lri*| by t» VI / *• "•> in-tlu I'lmreti *>l S, laans^.l Fi-onee 
, Tim Spuiii.dnjninlsfry #hl '• din snid. inthuuted their 
i’ll, ntluii I" ,1'iimve^ s. /t-r . /federal uflln'rs. .wl|0*Muu'c 
viv.'ii.timbYage tlm govern, imnj r 1 

id, \'t \ ilk ami t ut: .Id' vii iks. 

Tlm ilArlin JVi/npg n| the IDi eutiliiliis ii stidellli'ltt mi 


Five hundred ’and seventy-fi.ve prisxiV'rs, nyre-tnl for 
In-uig ••"luq-iMietl in tlm I', -i-tauee manil', -t e*l tu t|m i en/t 
ilAlw. were t-uiiveyed hi-', nigj.it fruiit l’nrjs , , , I litvrr. in 
order to" lav transported to Cayenne. 2at) of these Were 


lispurtiul I,, /, t.-f horii v. thnt ll tie mgntiMlun.M between the Ib'.ni-h r..„ k -'’.it.,ti 

j i-tivnv yj Yen HiHe. ami tli" I'rinee S.diw ar i'tilH.‘rg. loot > ;.. ‘‘■tini.ii..,, 

iiyn -ted for | r,siiiced tin tirguTmqi, that i-"nd>-red it highly jirnli.dile « » 
In tjic , en/i the int efv*-nt j"ti "f tltfl Itirtnl lii Dm • dii'diy • t llolsleln 2rrt» Puf, 
"Havre, in v onld terminate in a IV av weeks " l» ioitimi".' 

these “ere When tlm Au t nan t ruup* quit I l«>l-t«-iu supjgislng the I 


’ ’ nutlve. tlimigh wlihoqt liiipmrenifiit In the rates, and wa 

Hum! D.'sas. mm -Tile st’iiVniiiPat .IlsnMer* ..u Ihe ,,oUn * ' M,v,rnl ••'.'K»K' , "mntH at ft-HV»%'d Ib’r Cotton ,ti> 

''i-slssl,,,,ran,lH'lbularle- shuiWfi.eUitrmhtdlnnof?,. am. L , ve r |K , "i and nr„m i„r Corn. for Cotton D> Ham, 

< Dm Near IKI^nr*-. b v e.ulllslou. la . fin'-. HD : -i,i,g* •" Boston, etc tin Thursday a bark was taken for 

I i:i total til*. Th iginiil cost Of Die lm«t* *,,» mm 7 m ; «‘ennii id hr fur fntion. and a ship for HaVre at 7, of a 

d\iiei.ney In value + . i7fl.7:.7 ; flunU«*Hs«'s tl.7HMKH. ihe '»nd.y. ; ntvrdajf a ship f..r Ham* ml , -r for Cotton, 

V l-pi i‘ - late, I Id. s. 2 <mhmkio mid one for LlverpiMiJ (giving nw/iy Dm consignment) at 

i:t-;)2il. - . , 

Board pf Health. a F,XOllAN(iKS— Tim Jrttinnd hns been rather txittar 

* ihroughmtt ihe week, nnd tlie rnf«s iiYe. therefore, firmer. 

, . ... . .. . .... l,oDi.l')r slerllng and domestle idlls, We quote: 

I " , 1 It »• >>•••■ m • it .1 1 11 f* ,* ,- r *1 ar; 1 , I s A 7 . * 

' . ti , 1 V ‘.r, 1 .-Lon 1 Sterling lO8t^(3>100U 

■ .111,1'. itotioiioi. . ., 1 • >, r, Ni't-vun*. 1 Francs. . 

I ;!- t""*, Ib-iiau. • I NcwYork slUy-day Bills 2 ,' jfd) 3 c ft et. dine, 

V .’.«,"V.i|V.u . . : I i'Z'Z tirpMiu, : . I .sight .Chock* on NewYork V ct. dtoo. 


Board #f Health. 


IN TKKMFVr. 

ll,.. , 


. 1 rn : city of ni." M,:i' \Nf* 
ol I hr F,- 1, r*m r j 1 , t * ,s . 

1 

. 1 . 1 ' ,' '• r, Nitvoiia. . . I 

tlF. o'i. Il. init. . . . ) 

. i { i.,t«ir» KnfrrijtA ... 1 

. 1 (litlllfl. Ill |>Hl)t 1 * l . . I 

.I'.Ul.-.I.lJltJt.,) ... I 

. > ,'> lli>ti|iiii|r 1 I 


ronthmil in tlie fort of Bie\rtie. and of tin- remaining 2u iigreenifiit t" h-ceive Dm nere**nry *r«,it1eiitlnn. the 


Tin tic vnti a\i-S» rLitsLOKu, — Tlm ltev Tylc^-Thatehei 
i r - -aid t>» Have discovered a new atid superior umtlmd' nt 
ileti'niiitiiiig Intifud* 1 iuid fmt^lltnle The 8111, l^raimiseu 
Pacific,. Dm journal which announces this iivventinn. *a> • 
Hi* umtlmd of determining the latitude. '.By a single 
observation uf any heavenly body, .-ecu by ijiglit or by 
• lay. cither < >n the’mcrldian. or at any angle with the nm- 
i jtfian. i- perfectly 'geotiietrieal. and "hvinu.*. and > i :taiii 
in it* results, a* .any case whatever in spherical trigme 
in, try 

• lie employ.* tli*- -ame ubservatii.n.s'ajso t" lix the l a 
gijude Tlu- nu'tlmd by which ibU'i- «l,,ue t- partly ge» 
metrical ami partly mitluimtrieal : t,iit a- plain and , - 1- 
ifiin as any ileinnn-t ration in Kucltd's *Kleineiit.'. nr any 
•iiiii ill tin Kill/' of Three" 


can,** fp‘,11 I'bnmey. in. tlm departinetd of the Ni, vre bans fr< 
J'Fu'V were escorted by a detachment , f lancer* l.yder. a 

Anmrtg-tlie few eminent members'll, the Mountain wlirt ..f tin* - 
ha v** escaped proscription may dv nmntiuheil M M Michel «‘lt-e,ioiu 
4ilc Bourse*) and (’remienx Tlm latter pleaded on taken lie 
ThtlLsilny Imfore tlm -Civil Tribunal nf t'hautimnt. depart - 
meiiL "f tin- llauti'-Slnrner'a* advi.H-ute of ihp,tnwn of 
• 'liamtuvllllan, in an action belv.'ee^i it and the Orhaifs -Them 
family wi tli Bui 

Dm 4lK/aken from't.lm f*»rts -Ivryand Biectre. tin le ...j,,, )t 
ni" imt uinre tlmn^nr BO* rpris <l> jlistiu — Dial Is. jter- 1 

-■•ns who .have already lwen in tip- bandit of justice. All . 

Du- "tlu r are per- u- who. without having been actually ' ^ . 

i ninl'HiiiM'd for afltlintinn in flm secret societies, have 
imverl imless oeiblpled tur' -i v. r;d .year.- a prominent pmi- ‘ . .* • 


l.aps froiitierjof Deiyiiurfi "ill be established un the, j,'i' l *t&r i j t - l ' 
l.yder. and B*lnd*burg will t»r gnVrisoneil by the troop* j *. 

.•I the suvyreign, Aritli -n, .n gur,l bi uptiWimlity. Tim t. . ,,v xi 
«>p'ct ions for tli,' I iarfiimial diets of Isith'dliellh wlll-he J'N Wofllt 


ft the sovereign, fl|)tlmut njartl t<i iiptiomiiity. lh,- 
elr-Cions for tji’e' piWiueinl db-ts of lndh ditelil* wlll-he 
taken lu'eordiflg^tu tlie’hiw of I sfVl 

^ IN DfA AND CHINA. 

.The nialf frijtn indin tiffd Ohlnn had arrive.l in Janulmi 
with Boniftay llati-s in tho 17th Dee. 

Tli'* Burmcpj' Court hn>l thirty-five tiny* allowed them 
.tu consider the demand* made upon tlmm. wlmn. .It im, 
iu'eeded t^| it Sr a. ^ fit p posed that Coin. I.ambert would 
proceed up tin) Ir.iwadda ami comineneu hostilities at lla- 


♦ 1 • it». m -Mbrnl V t », a 
I>N 'SAi Oflifart. ’. 
I) ». nk' ,.f I'ylnna ... 
Kill ail 11 

Kr‘MM|»ln» 

t* ’ • *. T» itlniiii . 

F- Typhia. ... 


...... t It. iv, a K'irrhoti" . . . 

.1 i^eli viitble 

. . I |F),airo. rnsuiiiiiuiii. . . . 

i I’letldlU 

ti | I'limunoiiiii 

m .AlPi'driinUi*. ... rr 

tl lV-umwiim Tuitiol.t . 

„t‘.- ... I 'ijKlIijfcn, 

. * j -s. nil, tr.ieja*. . . 

' ijhtilfidrrtlt?; 

I I- ■ ,n- . 

1 UntwrtiUn 

. . *_) VVomitl, Pouf iraiing. . . 

, I "'.-tl • • 1 • . . * 

timln In yt;'>?*i **"i !•' rolureJ. 

A. UF-STKIt, Krrrrii ry lltmrvl , 


NEW ORLEANS CATTLE UAROT 


" V u- l.t-lt-r, frnm ll'.tii K-n. 

: **';• 1 ti,T, tint 111 Mnntluri,,-. at 


of D m.'iODi N nyi'in^wr n o n- 
• purchasing arm* ntnl warlike 


' LIST OF I NTKIIMKNT8 IN THKTITY OF LAFAYKTTF. 
i ur lii* W t- tt k 01: lii.- Feliruni' 1, 1'K A J . 

'• * , y < A" l lriit s I Dj»*nifr> 

-•uni! iifn 1 Drown-I 


} dr.rrissor* Ofrr. ) 

, Friday Krenlng. Kebrunry 1ft, 1M2. > 

^ Arrived during the past week 1728 Beef Cattle, 1 M 0 
1 l '»72 Hheep. loo Milch L'owr and 4J7 Culvwt and 

] Yearlings. The sloyk of Beef Cattle Is at present heavy, 
1 and iiqpMHl supply a»T Hogs offering. Hood Sheep bare 
A beon very^ scarce, nnd only a rmnll stock of Sheep and 
1 Veal Oat tin offering: 

— r iki 1 : k s — 

Bin Cattlk (Wcsteni) 4 'u/«) 6 o ft net. 

Horn* «.'xr« 7 Ho * ftnet. 

Miner r ^2 00 ^ head. 

Milch Cows '|4 head. 

OalvcI a.*o Ykahmivos f>rt bOfai^ll OU ft bead. 


■c rv ' ■ t 1 .'..i-i •' iuiniuaii.il" ’i'uin'iiiu-iii' |'ui'i''-iii); iiiiii-iiiit|!»iiiuti" 

lie elilplovs the same nbs-rviitb.iis'ajso t" tix tlie I n li' 1 !'' 11 ' u.' i m', a. 1 , •‘omiMdeiit tu dn'ble a lu V k r. - of nil kiiid* The retM'l- nroPiild to Is* near (.'nn'un. 

liitle Tlm umtlmd liy wliieli tii* i* done t> partly g>» r ru 'i , ”|’*0,\. And Jo 'apply to them -the dec" enu . ,-*qq H . Yellow Blver Ims butf^ps imnk*. a, id trade 111 tile 

etrieol and partly an, hnmtrieul . but a* plain amt . i- >' <M-jf 1 i, t"ii m f n'm'ii, hnAna • “ N<irth i.* intemipted 

,i n as any di-umn-trati,.., in Flu-lid's •Klenmn,.*. -r anv , 1,1 |, l ". ,n !‘ r " ,h “ W , i nvr " ^ 

I. II ..r i'i,.,,, • ' steam-tl'Umte I auatla. are t." itf ,nuu>l alv.llt IIHv menilx-rs — T ., 

1 11 ! * ,'t the laiimn- Denmcratie Kueiiilis,.* ( elect ortd)* Commit- • FrOlfl Liberia. | 

. j-.-. ... ^ the. .-v-iim Several niemlmrV of. that Committee* 1 ' Bo*ion. Thursday, F1T1. f», 15S2 

Y7 pi'.mohi 1.1 n, h iiLNt M IIii'lu -■ -.'ir Charles Shaw, in lnve been ,,rd> i. I tor tmn'p<ir«Mtion tu Cayenm- (Dm of Librvia paper- b. Ihe 12th DfrecntWr have biW received 
letter pnbli'lm'l in tlm Lniidon Time-, calls attention, <> the Secretaries of llm. Bureau. M Yasbenter. an opeintive 1 ■ j, v ( ),,, po.-tbu Tniveller The dlstre—irig e.tndltlon nf nf. 
ie ur< a, superiority Hf tin rifle* used vyitlrtimh t< irihle • t- l'»'Diter. formerly director ,1 the /Vi,/>/i. and then ,4' tlie , (j nu j,| W n- the enghwsing snijeet "t inter, rt. 

et by tlmTirailliear.'d.' Yinei nims in ,1m r> « ent. Algerian » •[« /’»»</'/• - miuV IfUluinte and bosutu frluud ol At - j n the uilju-k upon Fi«lUi,wu (i iambi., the Insurgent* 


Tout ...t 

'• >1*? ■■ ‘4 “*?•• umlvr. In >'•-.!?». m>4 V "•{cntl. . n 

A l!|'ATKh. ftno-inry ,.f IlfXUli. 

NEW ORLEANS MARKETS. 


th" ureat superiority Hf th" rith-* u-eii \yith*-imh b nible , f- printer !• rnierly director ot tlie /Vn;,/« .and then «4" Dm 
feet by tlmTiririlliearMb' Yinceiiim* in tlm reeenl Algetiaw / •hr /Vo/'/*. JimF intimate and bosom friend of M/ 
“ar and suggest* tliat weapons ut the same ,lt---ertpt i"ii I’mndlion. (who Is. by tin* way. still at - St. I’elugb-. 1 i* 


yv.ir and suggests that weapons ot tlie -aun- .li-.-eript mu 
•in mid be Used by tlie British trmips agifinst , Iol Kaflim 
T>„. invention ha*. siim«' l^Jii. been cuusfilembly iniprnve.l . 
,v„l ih-teatl uf imw til ing elfeetu:il a, tk'*»> yurd* % merely by 
Sin 1 itv "f " Imllow eylindrn J .enniqn,- hull, engrafted upon, 
'I Dclyiglje's invention by Captain Minm. as pr'eei-e tinng 
nui bf dnim ut 1. ;»un yard- ' Ai ,1m distune* -.1 7n.’, yai.ls 
tin- rifle would, tnu l-ertalnty. kjmek down a JiJe-guiird* : 
man in -pit* of lii* I'ulrns-. and a frdqt of men ut 1 i • >* •' 
MtYd* By tlie adoption of' thls'dcsfructivc m'aeldim. mi 
i'lniiV* argimstlmt the Kuflir* may tn* shut far more elf*-, - 


timiiug the ii uitrlM-r 

M . Ii"iii..:-tl..i..-- tlUlTliT. rnniiwlj- iii. ii.t'.T . 1 11!" I-..TI- ,|,..f r ,.vMiK III" lit tirninl Itn- a 

-liiimi l A--, iiiltly. end '.'h'"*' .‘"Unger -"ii. At i-tide.- Dili- i,Di«V native' oliiof*. ami eromfnielgn trader*. iirn'impU- 

uei'. pa* killed .in a duel at .Mmitpellicr'.-ix umutii* ug-,. j„ ||„; „lbiir.' The attack upoh FUhtowu was made 

also iiiiiuim the i tan is bed ' ‘ N • .\-« nil.er .'. The village “■«% Mu-ked'aieHiiirm-d. .,nd' 

•M >lahn*;ri. an ifd‘.„«ab m the Curl ol Apm-al In l‘a- ^ ot - i M i i:t l,i,»„t- mflrder. d 
I-Ir kim‘v#l T bis perseveration sine*- IMS in ,b tuudiiur iiramlo ti.mman, led innersnn. having almiit f)00ti*M.*. 


by . the Ito* tin. Traveller Tlm «li*tres*ing mndltlnn of af- ('iihiktian Anvar * r»: Orn* 1 . I 

fair* at (Iniml Biiumi wn* the eughvssing milj«>et of interest. ( Fnturdny Morning. F'dirunry HI. 1862. ) 

l,i tl,.. iitUirk KISSIIWU lir.-ualo-.tlt,, ln»nw;nt. ^ nrHvitl. tV,..„ tl," )VM. 

were jnmcdtby l'rinre llnyer. «d Inide low 11. liny had . . . . 

in irMialetl n tree'*' from all quarter*. wlUi the Int. ijtlmt rtf or-vlpathm of the river* liaa been again resumed, have 


New Orleans W holesale Prioei Current* 

CAREF 1 l l v < QRRgCT 1 i' l ‘ ERV WKEK. 

Irvm , Ju .VI nlMsse*. ¥ R*d . 

ItUKUinc- InflivCIly ...... IT - Tl 

lb mu. kv, V."t t« !~t«W| OtWIsnuil*,,, — *» 

Kn*t In tin • U\ - US Nulls, 4 h}u>I ♦dt, - .1 _ 

U«rn*Mit -- — 1 Nnvul Ntorciv 

l)ule)tu|H', tFH-, Ur.fbW i II M 9 11 

Kt-nes ky A -- fi),' I Pilch.. ,115 9 «» 

N "i'i- n* _ - — * Ho. m ,1 I 90 I-- — 

Itreioi, V 1 0*1 tt» . | Hii,l«rin*ii,.. bi.I.j — 41 j— 6 V 


-tiuty — I...;---- -- 

1’llt‘l I— - — 

t'nwk'-lt j-'- -e |— 

lteeswar,^' tr 

• 1 1 llu to --V9 I— ■ 


Kp.tareriit., ruI.I— 41 
vnrtiiilt, l,rt|Ui.l— SO 

Oils, p gtillmi. ; 

.1 Utd -10 


Ineveiuied rttrr I'tippllea-uf lYeatero Ffotluce. «nd Hu»ln*. , su • ** v ^ vv — *1 

in t Imt department of our mdrkefhn* becu more exf e»,- llrleLa, %< M.'.j f -j 
*lve than for some week'* previous Mngar and 'Mtila*.*es ... ,a ' <4 00 


l.lri»i-sjl '-#1 -11 

HpannpviuUr.. : I 40 I 1 60 


( political "tfeuders Is lunging'),, the S'lfialist party, when On 
t t'ia^bWoro DiopoHti^al mairta ore*iurts-imii-tial. Itad tsa-n 
likewise marki tl out for transportaliiin. Owing, however. 


|ira'n • lo I't.iinuandetl in person, having about .‘utn tr*** ps 
I'lie gurri.s iu wa* taken l»y -nrpris* 1 / Among tlicmui'l' red’ 
were t wo-woumn and fnhe eliild/elf. Tlm lmdies*W'ere l.iYlt- 
tilat'd in a;hnrrible manimu. 


six" than for some we«'k * previous. Mugar ami 'Molasses 
have ndvaneed.' owing to scanty receipt*. Cotton ha* 
fr'-n in request, mid price* have Is'cu sustained with «■ 
I remarkable degre6 of Ntendkuess and flrtnim**. 

I.Htcr ml vice* from Fiiiropo.by tlm Collins steamur Pacific, 


Cotton ha* llottlv*. Vk*.. 

| Fjiizliaii Porii-i 


lly .uni far more ccuimmleally. Ilian they puudbly e^i‘n I the intluem-e , , mm ol bi* nm*t dktiugui-lm,l eol. 1 j, „p, (but ,dni(,st the entire Bh**ii t>»ni.try I were ,-eeelvml yesteFtbiy.-aiinouneing an ndvnm-e lu the 

1 .. I'.n.L.t. .1 I l'-:iL'iie- ut llit* -anii- bur At I >■ linirl.. nl., tl,. 1 •! . . U. . ... ... .... .. ..1 . ...... I . 


T». - tiy tlm present musket* « 

Fhoxi \ 1 M'zi 1.1 . a —Tlie New Y orlf-Tribuim hu t m-eiu’il 
f he'CeririM/s Cwt s, i t,* t*f4»ee L* T4H* Itepublie l* trail 
, iil There i* im new- of moment I’re-i-b-nt . Monaga.* 
Ims uiilimd M 1 Thomas. J' lUie Cunslll at I'lliljpb lplfia 
M ---r- Juan Aligel ItetaiTrnui't and Antoni** Maria S i- 
tlitil*. pnlitietii exiles bail returned to.tlm eofintry. Imt tlm 
.! i ernlncut .had sent tln-Hi away again 

It is*sai*l that Mr. (iuzimin “illlnull probabiiil> rca-tv*- 
the ini'-iMi» lie ha* a.-k, ,1 for. tu IVrii. lu r* -eeiv *-»a gift’' 
a mllliuii "t <luliat- fti'uUil.M tl t‘» Bahia l*y tlmt ii--.*n. 
ni'-nt. 

Th*- gold uilim* aomg the e"U.‘t in -ir C.in1]gl(lrt' I' d 
fair t" *urpas* anytliltlg "I ill- kind ill till- or an\ nth* r« 
. 'iii(iry. I “ a - ,"l>l by "im inter*;*, *-d l.uy* ly inD-hvjil 
Hi it tlm first ..di viden d "ml shares uf t w ent y -tiv *J , 'M 1 ‘i. 
“'•uld yield licnriy **ne tlmusaiul Tin- .-t 'ekm'bli'r* >hip 
1 : , nr,, m Us crude state t" N.-w\urk .■*•• tliat you “il|- 
• in have to r*pur, tlf** lather [«‘markuble -arrival from 
tin*' country ut gold c»r*-. hy tlm sttiphsi'l. Thv expense* 
nr - trivial, tlm mines are iml tar tTmu tile seacoaM. and a 
^ "l wiignli rnail lends I" it e 

Tlie interest «*f‘tlm Doicrniimiit stock is lA iug pmy - 


, , | , si . , . — T . . , ll S<Ml|| aitlieiil'eu 1 mil mnni'i in*- <-inui- nn*-n '-"t' "t .............. j — n 

T V. ,".T- ‘‘r. , .'.‘"’t 1 ." ""'.‘“'r ■ :’ f ,„I.I Tn..l..'T0«-„ ht..l jnln.-.l lin.n.1.. " ,„t.t ,!r,t l.)*rt,,«,f IVtim tnn'rk, I - 

^ ISrm'" " "" E " K "-'" I'nTT'IN— A vr, fair f.rtlv.„ «« m»»lf"»t«) 

p. rt In- been pardnimd'by the I’r. sident of tlie ill-public. , im tlm ljtli Dem-mber n general attnek wa* mnde un in ouf market on Saturday last, and fully 10.000 bale.* 


p*-rt Ins’ been iMinluimd'by tlie President of tlie Itepublie. 
v*lio lias restored him to hi* liuniiy and I*- liberty. It i\ 
-aid that if M (W.ala perl has li"t decided >'li aluindouill.g 
lii* |M'litieal opiniTtii-. .lie i- at all events' disposed tore- 
{m, liner Die c.1tY* r uf pnlttiflal agitation 
i lieVatm gist.! fortune him lift attended ihlothel iidtH'eate. 
name, I Maiilard. .fbrnierly Sieretarv to .M Leciru-ltoMin 
Tli*' pengjy prdiiniinei'il ajxainst him has been maiidkiimil. 
••fUid im has left ni'Vt)itard the Caninlii. in couipanyvrith M 


Vt. •Win?, in DO*. * «*» 1-'— 
llran, VHw n*.“. — b-A 
i-uiiK«, V n>. .. 1 

Rf» r » 

lUvtn.'.g - - 

** ml, of ninl. — — — 

j*‘ *....' .'r 1* 15 

i'Sif'xy" 1 ! — 

l fiiaingu. . . .1- — 


41 —■ » r.|wiin.-wnn«r. . ■ w 

, 11 1 Ilo. Uti i i' t tu 

•i *io 1 1 mi It *!,». •imumi' . . . . i 1 in 

. zauo'ijioo VV iml-.r nlliMicl . . — M 

taut or 

.'I I’M, N no II (iiiv«, in oMk*,.| 1 00 

U, * 1*1 ,1 ) r. I».ikitl, 19 k.i -9 40 

b.S l| T*iU)«ri', ft bM. 19 00 


in our market on .Saturday last, and fully 10.000 bale« I Lh»('«Ute,Vit'| 


|| Oil t'Nk*,i'l«.l- — 
i’l'tn l*luns,i'U| 

1 - 

,| Northern U - 

, ilu. WvtUrn — |fl Ort 


I t" liberty. It i* itm^H Cuv« uf midnight, but wa* stmcewfitlly .repub *"l. I fmind purrhase’rfl at sli-ndy rates, in tha evening, tho 


- veral "f the ii-* ail)in (s having he*'i, killed. A* tlm as -id- fiix-ornble aceount* by the Liverpool steamer Kuropn were I ^ 

2 .,'i 7 *' %.’*'.* •►i»'witw*."f*i!-»»'t#n» .....rk.i tt... r ...-Ttt*. | >»**&:::; 

having beciiw.fi charged with shijT* and grape *diDt. Sniit-. fale-forlhe week of 43.000 Iml ns, nearly nil to spinners. 


I publilhed. slmwing nn ftrtlve and firm markef .there. with , 


\ivier fHirrieii 1 former nmnibi-r of tlm/nn.-litii, pt A? 'in- i, ti m > k*i ,*t?je.Cuve; in great numb, r*.' hut were reputt**! 
bly. .iijil princtpal edltoruftlm Connor hnwfm and /.'■ • | « (|7I. |u*s i'f from tliTrty Jo lift y killed and wound* I ; , 


ig partie* frdfli Ha--a t'p.ve *ub'' i jiiently attacked mi Till* iltifllligene" gavi* still more confidence to operators 
brrike up thi- t-neiny *tbwn*. * , ■ “ ,h u*. ami tlie lui*iimss up to.Thifr.sdaT night comprised 

Du tl,*' ll'.flrrtliry iiiiute- another -ami- m on- dusi'cvaH' . .., u , 

. . •. . . ; 1 1 2.1 . >00 twites, as fuilnwM : .1U1K, nil ,1 Uni ,<v. 6.1UO mi 1 lie*- 


id jirineipal.i'tlitur'jf the ('minor /•Yiyman and /.'« . • 
. >1 . 1.eguei'eb \l W'atripni. M* Uuspcriui. and 


“ .Ii u*. ami the luisiiiess up to.Thifrsday night comprised 
23300 Iwdes. a* f'ilinwM : .'1OIK) on ' Monday. 6600 m» Tues- 
day. 7000 on Wednesday. /inU*,0600 on Thursday, polces 


do. vrllow in#' lul 1 — 1 _ _ 

tie. tVsntucll«l. .1 '1 ;| 

ThIIuw .it. — .fl)( j - * 9 1 

-Adamantlno... .,r- — II 

M.tr ...f. j- ll f— 11 # '[ 


Dial Um-hlrt .-UVlitrild. I“e...v.n*. .1. Ui.iA, rri „ u Havre.. *-t -I he Hull instant, state* that 

“ Uld yield nearly mm thousand ihe ,-t .«;khi*l*|er* >htp ||||lun: > |h|t 4tls ,.,.^^,1 prisoners shippe.t -n tH.ar*l the 
t if m-e in Us crude state t" N.-w\ -rk >" ilia, yon will ^t.-Hin-frittute . Canmla’uu that daV for Brest, tie 'lie trail-’ ' 
- tu have tu report Tlfe ratlmr c^imrkable’mrrival trmu ,.„ rtl . (l t j, t ., C., vimne. were \i!i*er,vd Jl Alexniidiv* 
«!"* country *.t gold or*-, by Dm Miipl.ud l bv expend- p, M „a m Miehof-Bnutot. late representatives fur the 

ni • trivial, tlm mines arc nut fur .from tin- - itennst. and a Hcpartpient of the Loire t. and an ex-Ctiinimsa.iry-tieimrul 

^ "d wagon mail ieiois toil & ,.j tlm Prnvisiunal UnviTuuieut 

The interest oLtlm DuVerniueitt stock i« tfl'ing pui\* * 

1 11. illy punt • n demand .n l (,*• Trea-n.rv aud it emituumd The Loutlnn Tiiim* euniiimnts on it nd denounces.’ in 
Din* to Im- paid, will s'«'ii *..*,alilisli cmifidcuccju tlm g*H'*l m.ist liitter term*. tlB5?e wholesale triuisptvrtMtions.wiihoiit 


li'imi . >1 . Lcguei'cl. l "atrip* n. M toisperiiii. amt aioong th«'in ' some o, their chief warxiors After tin* riding r.onstuutly In-fuvor of fur tor*, '.without estali- 

'.,,.2;!. :YiV..'/ .:' n ; ? 

Ui'.*m:(‘ tlm mml.'tis of a secret:melety-^the ufliee of tile The Legislature met Den inia r I President Kola-rt* ’news Being luiide , public, and proving quite favor- 
journal is'ing ill** place nt umt'tiug • v us inaugurated and delivered his message. al.le tle deuiiind was still more animated, uml S'4.0 


— I da. do. h&Jt.M't. I 10 i W 

_ I Intlm .'I' M, Vk. - — ' 

■ ''Prim* 00 14-00 

_. ! Prims,* mi... 1 00 11* 

Ikrf I ft Ut, ft 00 

♦;»>b*> |— .— — — 

Dri^vtb 1H- fl* 

•it u f . Teogin*, V do*, i I tO • 00 

_ 1 r*iHK • 

ll CW.pbW.... I* 1* Ii - 

43 M»»» .....’ port - — 

- . m. o ia so ia n 

9 prim Us m 1 a ao 

I P. O MW 14 IS 

ll>< ; l • l)oRruufi*J,fltt.j— ih — — 

I Uiiiiu 1 1 ». 


1’iirrilAowricaoj— 9)f|— 19 
— Ktl — fa r| r»»i..f- -- sow*, 


IddeS fhtrflit piiretiiiRer*. making; tim entin^-fnmsar- 
Laler from Chill and Peru. ti**nit'of tlm week- 42 .uou bale*.’ tnken for Kiiglaiid'.-t^ifl j 

The New York Tribune im* received udviec* from Ynl- Continent nnd tlie North. Price* clime firmly m the 
jumiso to l)ee. 2 d! amt from’ Lima to Jan. 6 Tho Vj»l. f .tigOros ; 1 >elriw Tim receipt* nb*this |)ort since the 1 st 
p iri,iei<L paper* eontAiy a full detail of tin* sfippres-’ S. jtteuilAT. are 784.030 iiale* agnlnst to same ddte 

m**i) of the insuiTeet ioii in Chili, whose progress we have |i -ryeiir. nml lit all Hid HnitJd States ports there I* now 


MRliT IWICN 1> lit ()l AIUKII1.V MKKflNli.- 

"« Drmtjuili. IH.hiij, , ihtlxinui I 'tinfnrwr. 

22#!.' • . Kft.r,i„rj Mini'll., 

1,1 "l"r. 'l MIWi",, 

„> ti . "t-A-l'urj- .ilur, -I, " .. nti.l ; 

*.22 "'in*,* ttlt.'t Mitrolt l.i„„,i it 

T" 1 I ,ln 'l"" M i.r.-l) -Jliiii'l-j) 

Xn.W , .. .... 

'» ;.**,• ; ,, Mart'll 27 and 28 

»}i "iD„i-,. ( | Mission 

'In | , 'in'idi^ rC ,^ al -'iDtilifi ‘urnifl April' Hand I 

,.;V, ■ ‘ . . . A|,rll I ..I 11 

1MM. ,“ c "k,. ► Cli« 1 „'| \|.iil • IT uiliUh 

♦ Josin \ 'IV Hi aim*. P K 

"Iltrul'l-M, OF A)i:AHTKiaV "-MKKTIMIS 
“ I * Umltmm, IMtlrkl. . Mm runfmlu r. 

VSwS' Vi,"" t'.ilirunry Kmutl lu 

(,,, ii, ■ lll :“ lM " u " ,M " l K". IVlTUury Ul ou.l -ill 

•IW I e.l.rnuri •->- ..nil 

1 1 111 lluyiiivlll". . ..Muri'U LH mill ill 

mm Circuit'’ : Mur* h 27 a ml. 28 

t, SurJsf' 1 1 2; bur >' ‘I'ril ll «n,l. I 

If), ,11, , 1 > “ 1 ' 111 ' |.rtl 11 

»* **, sj.ril 17 nml 1 h 

D ( i AHW K1.T. IV F. 


p'-riaitted to perjure himself It appear- that Mr Hot,- ♦ " *ll\ paid < n -buiaml at t i,e Tr-a-n.rv and i, continued 1 Im l,'*ndon lium* «-flii|inents on and •leiwiutiec*. in 
III,. M in- Iml n.'t „„f, ► uni mi >i,,.«l .'TOUniu.l 1.1, ..I, llot- t» t r |..t.l. »U1 —it V I«UM. «'iiH,l..m„-..u llu.- ?•-"* m.»l I'itl'T It-rni-. 111#,. »l...l.-s,,l" t r „i,. w ,rtHti"i.K without 

• • ' - . ,.* tli »'f '* i'ii«'*jii'.»i . . t riuL- It savt* • » 

t l'liitsfr ns juiui-. but tiiuytl with * ,m accuse i part i«-- on Hvcrv thing i* going.nn quicflv I'reiiaFatioiisurv mak-' ’ 

I'i iiikipivitii,. ,|». « i milk., ll,,- f.,n;,wl„K- ,'yt.nn t rr..,,, in ► for'.li. " lir.-t... .- I -o.io". ..I.i. I.. II,,.- Mt. K . n r„tl,".. I It. ) . I.ov t"o.ti-U...-. . n i, 

• 1 l,, : .imitit rv «r.' . "i.'l.i riti-.l nl, n"l,ill" .l.-jin 1 .- ,.t K||l"ii'l -i ».„1 "",0" "iKTin. - 11,0 t.-r.-.l Ui-in-. I .. . » on I." ,1". 

. \ lint, v .1" ■ i. nf Mil 1 : ;irtli!(,i,‘kt' wn. f.'ll tiiT" iliiriiiy l«'i.‘ii tlmt ll" no. .. "I l."S!- ■ Nuli.'l.oii .ln’tlit,ir^Iii|i 

Again, the eunntel f*»r tlm deb'im.' applicl Ill*' Ct. 1)!, 1,.- we.'k— Iire.udt'.l a, u-ual l*v it >.» rumbling >..u.M w. re teillpfirary evU,*. ami Dial bis policy would chum.'c 

f- un order tii bring, niit M.iue tw. -nty-fotiruf flifl ii> m j th* sh'*’k ^llieh nia.b- The on v when it hud Teecived tin- .popular sanction. liVIjav" m 

t r**e wlilelinf. them ,111*1 Is identified ll- part leipaifr- in , , ’ I have iml In-ink any bud ellc.-tv haiii," u d.'eeiv.-.| H*r ;tu lji-i:im by so '.grnssni faHaey’ F1T.1 


; I!uiu,tMfc .» 

I, do.e/M«r»»r(l. Ir- • 

H* wk - . *m.ni SOU*, ■ Mid.*. ' M 

Corn Meal* bW. 1 1 IB a OD j! khts.ldsm - 1 

"Ry k ' fekY., 

Wi rn. VtiM. ’ 4<? f — fto U Wim -11 

Cider, V I*I.j . I II VjV.«m ..'... ( •- 4* 

. .1 tft.ru I oo. ! a 00 ! : 

Curkft) VM.'I i I Anwricsn - 1 

Vt lv*t ISO 111 I 1‘tnw Ap|*ltt .... — - 

IIoiii.DoimI*,‘<I Por*r<,**,Wit. 1 60 

Hr. Sf "«»%(,* Xi & - 1 | I'orUsr, 

do sllg* 1 4*H> 4 ■ !- 19 j hoodoo. F tlo**n J 60 

4H i ~S«h!! N«irthrn*,tp 1*1*1. 100 

,lu.Sbf«linK» 4-4 - V I Nerlbem Ai»... *4* 

iir.U'M .o*in*t>g* h» . hs 1 PalnU. 

do V-B..lo.«*4 41- 8k(l-S0X:l y.rrdlxm,**.. - 9A 

TlrldliE* »(‘C4-4 H i iMeB.I.rcd.liltliuni * 00 

Rlnup«si.’hrtrk» sij - is ! «,*>. whitr. An*. .1 • 80 

Si&m - h It ¥ »■ j - * 

r.dtilut'Iis ■ .... -.96 . .Cbronis (SrMo »}— <0 

fulZul;.: ..il-e p Ir- « -'I '8*! Y.llow i- » 

(;»li*<i PrlnU.'..|~' b - 4— 1* || 8|>.lSraa<iL|i«j) I >» 

j“ i. K.Mut hj - 40 1 45 I Rlj-c, Cfcrtiliim.lT]— J] 

Isa.#;*, Ky . i- 5» : - :vA 

,I U . tmUne,.-'.,)-. 10 | -*’3 . .| f « 

Xi to.it <> net r. r*»ce 1— I 


iiu.,i«-ed fruin |tlum tiiim. . 

7, In tlm cb/- jural »«*iit*-*t of 25th June InM. a oaudidjitc 


an increiu.(!. coin per h! with lust year, of 112010 bales 


Again, th lintel fur tlm df,. nee appli.-.l lb. C..u!t 

h. an order tu bring mu some tw. nty-tourijf lie 1 imgr.* - 
I -i*o wliieli uf.tlmui e. • 1 1 1 «| I m * itli'iit ifit'tl a,- part iripanYviu 
ii..- tr*-asnn. l.y Henry IJ Kline, a niateijul witm^s f.>r tin 
I" '-/•*• ill i"ii At tlie opening "f Die Court-, iin Dm m u 
llav. tliepf uegrocfi were »eeii .-it tiiig'in a mw. support* *1 
oil ea*-h side by wliift 1 feiindes win*, tu ,hc. .|i.-gu-l uf a!’, 
r* -peelabl*' ••itlzen- gave tiu-ui open -ynipatby and eoun 
l*'iiuiu-e . eueli i if. tin m groi'f appeared will* no) tm 
furls u mu ml their imek.- --their hair cift-efully fw.rt.'d. ifnd 
tb'dr elothjng in *veiy re pm alike, m* prereiil ..n 

ii lif'orm appearau*;*' t • • Due eye. a- far as oil d in 

d mbtlefs. tur Die •loiil*l<- purpose’ of giving v aid and coin 
f if tu tin' a* i iiM'.l. qumlerers ut a white mail* ami *<t 
C' lifti.sfitg ami perplexing •!.• iiii|mrtaut a witm-r- a Min* 
in rospif't |u limit identity \ud I hi* wa- imtnif.-t I v .bun 
with tli** privity, .-u, Tern nee nml . ..n-enj T l Im .'flle.t-- 
having charge of the prisoners, ami pit I unrobukcl 

1 ovtxTi 1 1 1 1 A'l i'ois m, — A ciiiiinilttei' has lieen ap 
pointed by thfliSeuale of Marvlaiej. on that poVtion of tlm 
<iov*rnor's message relative to tlie iiiurdei **f Mr lior.-tmh 

Wi mini »“ »i —The nteam propeller* .Wllilnin I'enn and 
‘B. ujnniin Franklin. *.f Dm Boston and Philadelphia line, 
are to be withdrawn, the cnterprise'iint juiyhi'g They an- 
(i ' leaf ter to run hetwev>n Xew.Vork and Charleston 


prevailed in Coqtilmh • and Coneepeiou.ililfereul from the I Irtf.'rior : . . . 6 (a ) 6 'xl Middling Fulr 


..6,5)6 a \ Middling Fair . . . — 

fl'n/fihU Fair. 8 

7 Jj)fS)7 •„ IDood Fair 0 .UffeUAt 

.-. 7 7 ifo)H|(l(K)d ainl Fine 10/Ji> — 


tlm til's, liotir <’d Ids illegal *i<imiui«)ii we have never doubt - 


one who succeed* it ip the other ten provinces of the He- *;, unary Fair. 

‘.public.’ o. -. . .M ' tilling 7 ' n fe7 ' 0 Hlood Fair 

Tlibse iot'u^iie*. not . mtent Dial a nisjority of ten fl..u.| Middling. ... .-.7^f7i)H|(lood and Fine 
a riiust lyvo should *l, teriniim the eholee of Pr*:sid' nt. ^ — 

r ii-ed 4 hi- Imitner uf immriVclinn; to aeeomplisji I *y force cftllu, N am* touacco siaikmem 

“ hut. they ( "Uld flid « Ib'et by the’ ballot -box. ’ Ci4ton. Isdes 

rite Vevojuuon />, Co*jnindH) and Dial *.f Coiie.'petoii . ,<t.,.Hon hand 8e.pt 12.18**1.- . . . . . ... 


■ i— U to 

•'■r !KP , Jh 


I.- D'l.r, tl,4'loaH'| * W 
.l». »liils, ADi.-I 6 80 1 60 

ilo.fcogltah, *» ft -- ■ 9 —II 

ChroniR (Jrs«ti . — 1<) — U 


15 j| .U Y.llo*. 

I-.' 16 it Ki'.tir.ia *81 


1 that Im. niu-L go on fniui bipl |o“wiirse, until Ip' li * I Ii n ing oeeinired on ,1m 'dll and l.-ltli *»f Si ptenriier . • t’*’ I jt . , *| j»n *L v' 


.CnUmi, lades Ti^Murn. blid- tiurke 4P 1^>|t . ' ] dlngt-r, nwv — I - S 

.<t, ,-ti o,,_ i.una s*., 4 .t S 3 , 80 ft* I'i 2 !J 55 } 1 4 djr‘.:::::hs 


\ i Hi. -i MV ■*•) * v mu, — The' Li gi-la, nre Inis, riv-i-’mcted lie 
If- n Jt 'I f Hunter Cni,*'*l .'slates S.'iiHtdr bn- six'y* a; - | 
Ii in tli*' 4lli ofNIart'li. 1-S6y 'riie^v.'l' .-tood— I'.r Jluiil' i, ! 
1 . scattering. ,».I , . „] 

\ iHi.i'yi v A bill In*-’ b"e.n reptift* .| in ' t b" N ii'gini 
I. gislatui'f auth*.i'i/,ing a loan *-f <1 in**i.im*i Sta," butijJ* 
t I'uajil*' Ambrosn Thomjisou (.. *>tabli-li a Hue *.| <• fe.-iiu - 
ct - -between Hirhuiotid ami Kurqpe. 

Tim resolut ion* iutroiineed in tin- l.egislature iigaiu-t 
t‘ intervention « *f this country in llu- affair* of Kuropc 
Imvo’lsen laid on tlie , aiiii'. mi t in- ground Dial it wn- 
im xpedienl to tomdv upon, tlie -nl»j*:i-t . 


.«'itiier Iramphd out ev*,ry spark of liberty uiul imlepen- 
'•*1 nee fn nil tin* Fretmli oat |o|i. or Iiinl paid tin penalty • >t 
lii.-uitio'k upVtnjJ’m fundamental law- *>I a eivilized people 
lii speaking "f the -Exiles and Cayenne the Tiiim.- m- 

j III. I'k-i 

* To m ot tie*-, llm-' abruptly turn from t’lndrjioiiie’ 


,l.,ittiilion of : Chaliu* v o “in' ordered lu Valparaiso, uml 
thence was t !* pi'iM't eil ity water to r'erena to repress Die 
nioviniipnt jHiiJ this corps laid resolved fxi.rv'foluthu-ixe 
\ .ilparaisn, apd deliver ,o (ieperul Cru/. the poweiful re- 
soitree- of (hi* eentnd point of tim Itepublie provid n- 
(1,1 pr. -w-iil iljftviit "l I'l'i-'iiii'Ut Bullies judueed liiin at fin 
Uf morning] jii-t bef7»re the *Iepartiire »»f |he Chabo. • 


.. 4*1330 

742,:«M)--7KH2V) 7 231 - 


tin ir pi",*;— ioA* amt th* ir country exile is total ruin (b DtiUind. to Write ,♦> tim c-oiiunuiplunt *if that enrpv. a*l- 
lt h,*’- ■ v. li'l’i". ii hi ii t .'*1 tha.f **', | n.'t ration* • I property v. dug liiin (• exercWi the utmost vigilance over. < apt: un 

Mlpi, up«*n tin", l-irue-t • *1 Hre Ii Id iuOruuxjn ovirtli" (i n/jil.v- Tm* let' ^ter. .*•■ lit by agruiuidi> r at uu i)"peuf">n- , 

1 1 eil* Is "t thnse wlio’may l*e supposed ,*• !«■' ino.-l Imstilc I" al l*' h"Ur nf tlm’mght. iflartimd ,1m resile.-* eoiiseienc-e > f 


■ who niay be supposed to l>* 


i- i I property 
UUw" over th" 
most hw.-til*, t-i 


the present -tat. "f t hjilgs.' though limy no lunger inhabit ti iixales. pud porrlpltated a, id rendered Hltortive a in* 


tin territory of. France Tin* unfortunate wretches now . ui-nt which would iiav«* i in; vit ably insured tl|i* completo County at — 4 at 4 l lJ ,“aml 128 lihd* on private term*. 

"" til,, |, "ini "t .s.Uinf I'.r t '»>■,• will (,„• UiiiiW "ii » "I pi* I r.,*t4ulji»t "f *.'riu I’flcu, «)•.• f.M'Ulv 1.' »m* our nUuUliun. mm in.- - 

-wamp.v -island m >"ii, h Anmricji. cut utf l*y a riv.-r a Monnwhllcithc reVolulioiiist- ol t '*iuiml|>. marched willi ■ i' , r i r • • 'i> . _ . 

league witle, mm tlie iii.iinluml vit l'iciiili Duiaini. silual* d a trotjg divHinn toward Aconeaguu. They wen* already ror bug* . dfo).!,,! i.eat, ipieri *r in uniiimon, Ua'i i . 
"lily four degree- north of t.lm Fqiiiitor. ajut utterly *levt*id in Fulivrea. njar Han Felip*-. which wn* niiniit to Ueelare in Fair t*< Fine. ■{){(&&}% • Choice and Helectioutf, 6 / ‘47a/0'4'r 
Wen of tlie res**ureesnf. imiuual indus.t ry’ The pnp.uhi- fa vm? of the rj volution, I'oateil in aivantugouii positions, -js |j Ji 


A hi < - 1.) K , in' n .M, II.'IIMM, -in ,,,,iu)ilititti,i vi tt ki.tlic I" "'"* 

.. . . - griM's. ami the colony is totally linprcpurcd tor the recep- *■ .t.voiihuii. ,»*.,* tum »... ••• , , , , . . . . 

(|umt*olM rreuch tieuerul. M»d-*l Ivuder In. wnit.n’.n u large immigration of men w Im have flguml-in ly.»vldenee thwacte.l their plan- gave to the (iover^mept wiWi u goo*l demmwi during the greater part of tho wmk 

m iouut ol the ’Aral) horses of the de**:rt.' in which In- tfm political and social life of France. To Yuli It a petiui Iro’iqi). the victory ol I'utorcH. and rendered abortive tho jn Uur* have latterly been able .j*_»_realiztLaii.ttdy.tuiciL-'-iU- 
d* ervbe* the. number of .lavs limy cun march without- - settlement' would he an outjage on tin- I Tt m-r (iov.-rn- r* ‘ uinti*.!L .uf: .j^ii^Upc^-Decisive. .■omi.iimd. opportune 7^. b.dter qiiuliUe*. of alsmt ' 4 .; H, Tint sale* cm- 

l !"' ir oars. ..... WO- .•,,"*. »t takun y-« ."nl., y. 

Tlie.itf-c of horse* ft*r heavy wntk 1- nuideinned l»y tli* d.-trjmtivc ,*. European life It i* a %n« for IilK-r.il in.; power' nf 1 superior bund which gunhls tho deMlnfes of mostly at our udyunccii quolutjans. which are a* follow,/ 
veteran A nth'. My own father, may (Sod have pity on opinion* transported within the irnpi.- . uml lilli'.l’Cvitb CinlU Tln-vii-tory. of Longomilla. aelileved on tjic t>th. Inferior to Common. 2'46ii3?, ; l-'ulr. ; I’rlinc 


siumfliW o.t ihL/'evnlulton or ♦ ru* • Prices are fimbly HUntuiiiod- and our iiUolatiouM 11 

MuHiiwiiile ihe reVolutinnisfr ol C'*|Uiml|o uiunined yvilli ■ 1 „ .... ,«• , . ' 

a - troi.ig divi-iion toward Acuneagiia. Tlu-y were already ffr Lug* . 3(5) Jj* •, Leaf, Iyfurlor to Coininun, 


800.020 31 280 

Export e*l i*a-t week ..... JUi.42Sl i-N 

x previou. I> . nl8.0(i)-- r ,164.602 13.793 »-2l. 127 

• "k on hand not cleared. .-. 1462*18 7.163 

TOBACCO— In thu ah-cni’u nf any eoiodderuble arrivals 
m-vv cj'd’p to replenish ottr nearly exhausted stock, tin* 
i.rlad has b--i'ii quite jn active, (lie eiitlru sales not cx- 
•1, ling 226 Iiinl*. of wliiulji 15 wer* at ft*,. Pj Mason 
nmity at — . 4 at 4 l li ,"aml 128 Idol* on private terms, 
'rice* aje feebly sustained and our quolutious now in- 
or Lug*.. 312)374-1 Leaf, lyferior to Common, 4(5)4 j 4 , 




do. do. fta •torej — 96 *— 90 
Turks l^te.,|flKiJ-- — I— IT 


fa vni* of t Im r volution. I'oated in afivuntuguu* positions, 
limy 4'Ontidei tiy flxpeetnf ,0 overpower tin- forces of Dm 
H tvernun-nt ami tuareli in triumph upon tlm capital lad 


HJUAIl -Tlm supply of Hugar l* still inodcrutc. mid 


New OrloanK District. 

‘'"H.'D.Nrg fur /Filter dcautk.ii Hf 1HA2., 
J 1 * 1 ) Street-. .Ihmrtot-fy (’imiorcnct*. H(ith 


' J p m; Lovo Fbast’Oth Fob.. 7 h m. 

Coni*., m(\ Kob ; 

^ ^ r M : Love bVast Kcli. S. Airier 


Till Moiivioss — A Mr John Hardy, formerly an Elder 
among tin- Mormon*, ha- m ii\ a e(.ninUinlcati(iii to.the v ‘ , ” rs "‘ 

B.-ton Transcript, denouncing .Id* late bri-tltren Mr l>"n. wa* aeeustnj 
llai'dy states tluit a* u liody tfh-. Mprumn* cutertuin tiii' "Ur land since* 
nn t liitter hatred to tin- whole American people, und »»•! of tin* Hl'.ngli 
tint thi-yimve sworn vengeance against the- Staten ol ‘’"‘trac. the ox t - 
Mi'Houri and Hlinni* T.lie writ* r -i,y> ’ bind. ie ’ Tligre 

The Halt Lake movement was got u|» Tor 'tlie* avowed " .'fl"* ‘hid 
purpo.-e of placing tiieinsclvcs ' wit lioiit tile pail- of this 
.!"Y , 7 1 ' "I- Hln-y with: all tlmir prophet* little dreaming t)i.tn'n Ti 

’"k it was -'Mill tu d.e II lll'irl 'of ! lull I iitVKI'lmu-lll i lltrtl I ..nlrttl V Ci'lett 


jig 

- 4 u i -.*U j RvjMia wkiw ... » po 10 00 
Fruit. 'L- \u&$X**:ZT § \Z'ii 

- iiii - i — • ; ftiU.uuwrM - u - - 

> vbi ' " ‘ ~ 1 Antriraa 

U„. Mit. . ^ - I, I - 10 

I..IIIHII*'-. »*. !>•«.. ..Vi _ . ' •. 


il* * r»be- tlm.mimber uf days tln-y can inarch without' 
fatigue,- tlmir pnvv* r.of enduriiig linng*-r ninl Thirst, etc 
Tlii-usr of horse* for heavy wo ok i- I'oinlcinimd l.y tii.- 


hint, was uecu stoined to say. - Tiiere li;*s bee’ji pn lili- sslng 
*oi our laud sincewe Itave made our liorses I .easts of Inirdeu 
and of tin* plough -I »i*l imt (5t**l tnaCe tin- Itorsi- lur tin* 
ei'iirse. the «i^x t • • r Dm ‘plough, and , h'i- 4 camel carry 
luinlen* ' Tligr« , 'As uotliing to l>e gained in changing tlie 
W VS "f •1.1(1 ’ " 


''A-Uf| ( .,m K d-L. -4 ,7, 4. -I 'r 5- • • •HtT-.r-'l- ’ " “ -l ,! ***** i* 1 * * * !*• <- *-?2L»y • l.Ulill . .iu., ’eiilrul. Afrlc 

HHTi li-OUlt . Q. Coni., ftrll M>y. ] f l-tt.-r luatiag.' Um.r ,re„-..i,abie design.. ,. i; , ullll , .,'«„(■*' : 


ill) Oi.iu'-st TiU is, — Tile oldest trees in tin- vvu^ld ,aK- nre informed that a secund d. tuchnmnt. epnsi** 

in. i oiit ml. Afrli.il : tli.' liiuilmbi. nliicli »ni niu.fv f»t lit- .l* 1 * 1 ' 1 lr:ftSS» l tm»*m l.iil * t!r ll lit" I'"' 

.. , . , ;i •- ... her lett I'an- v rd.i v iimiiung ,"C Hu -t - “ lure ,* 

.•ii.- ll ml. rii lit;, mill ivitlalii III" 1-lilK- Iillii'll llltifk It." uMilin.-.l i.-v'lK'Hi t . i ( *.iv ii, 

iiit ii grovvtli of tree* tu tlm number of nine 'tliousilifd. fix- *ur*'d tlmt I'liioug th" iiuinber i- M Xavier Durricu 


V tl Y' l V ll ’K , '- -i|. < "III' Kell. 111. 7 I' SI : 

,^Stro"t.,( i .c |.. r .. ( , | | l',l. 7 i' >t L. 

' •^tbeb. 2a, 7",. . 

, ij. j '™' 1 ul ") VV limns' Cliii|’n'K. .(Ju ar. 

i- ' 1:7 ? I love T’eiirtt I’ol i "1 5. 

'ii Skf V- ,iml :i,1 ” QC " nf 

I,,,;;, , 7 „; 1 i Sucru....-.., 

'‘H'liu . A K " 11 

'"'ii Sun i """« M " n ' 1 ' A i'" 1 ' '• 0 

4 ,'uT li,y ’ :t '■ *•' >'ml I. I' T i'M. ' 

b*vo i'f Us , j - *‘ ■'*■ nml. 

'•■*f,„U"li.. (.'ul il MiHhiim . . 

tirol*. 9*. ,y. ( , inl; . 

‘iiiiu,' j,r 1 M > I 1 1' si.. 

l ( Mi.,.,i u . unt ' |, *'*.'«t.m' h Cold Miiwiiin.. 


nn.! nt t Imt i tm.. n. m " . .. . ‘ ‘ eiii-UUliui'anee. amt i-i'iitatn tile rings w ueli iimik t o an 

» ,, V H ‘ 1'““ 'lormniis pc|.|(ioncdHut'bn*Viidor n . , ... . . . . ... 

t- 1 #1.1 tur- tl,.. Morn,* migmlits-from dlr*-nt -llritaiti.’ n '" 1 k' r "" ,h " f ,r ‘‘' " ,h '’ ,,f »•*»»« 'Hiousaif.l, fix- 

uygiiig in tlmt petition tb*>. Importance of her Majesty’- lug their age at tlmt length ofyi nr-j 
L .ri&Sitn • nfiKrntion fiorn tl..' 

bv exaiiiiiiinir th,'. ftiVj “ 'r'l » A 1 ." 11 l , ' , tiHoit can l»< # ,At Ull I'himii. — 'j'lier*- i> a man living vilU- 

Fiigland at that time' .-all. ,|^ 1 1,,.’ y\ HliiVii iV'rJt'ivr 1 1,1 " »‘n- “"cJ*-d in arlv -i\,y tin" yV-uiaat Die printing' 

" (u regard t" Ho!vgi,,ny. j t bas.l, eei, preached mumig V 

tin m loi )«*»rs. and. if i, were nei:*-sstlry, I could give 

y"ii eases *», tlie -wpa ration of JlusiiuintH i'niid wives, and Cu-iCvi Hi mmivivm A bill to alMili.-h cajiital puni-b 


- settlement’ would lie an pntjage on tin* I 'ruler (io yerii- 
jimuLi o f Fratu uv U*r-u«i<l— Fhenrwnnlit'lliive * in t*-*l to 
have foiTud a penal sefUeuieiil in a eliiiiHte notoriously 
jle-t riictiv *• ,*• European .life it is a Uikoi for lilw-ral 
opinion* truii.-pofte*l within tim trupie . and tilledDvitli 
journalist-* uml politician:-, iml . hy Jim court* of justice. - 
1'ifl hy Die authority t.f Dj,, police. All 'tlmt we Imvi 
h*]nrd’n»'f« re with dread amt ,|i-gu*t til” tlu- militaiy cob»- 
ni**'- (if llu-siii. of Silu rian •-xil*-. *.f tlie 'prisons *d Naples. 
**r tin- nti'irr il no "S the SphdlH-rg^ pinks into iiiiituiu; 
compared with tin- wlml'-ulc I'.ihfitiemen, ot sueh-’a elu-- 
ofineii in -itch apart of Die globe «s Sittatitari of Cay .-utm 
Tlii^f'tii/* i Haris i -av- • "* • 

\V*' ’nre informed tlm, a secund d> tachnu nt. epn*i*tlug 

* >1 bid Itt’l'M'HSj jt ree-teil -uiter lJ»*- events o, til*- 2d In'ci-in- 
ITTY left !*;ii'i' yesterday morulng for Hn -t. where a ve- - 
-el i.- wailing -f. i* euii v,y 'ilfein i" Cayenim Wear,- 


Fig*, drum, V to — * 

Cm ri>ul*| Z*uii*< i ■ • 

AlmcMxit, 8. H I- I* ■ - » 


I" "i lillM-r. *|vit 111., r.-v.ilutt.iiisry turoui of 111 " Soiltll. I y , 4 1 '.ffl(l ,, |(, „ Iiiiit notlccl tli"»«t 4 nfli 

i;;,i"r.,l ll M;,W 1 "I lliilii".". win), "u , 1 rrtirtnK If"") "III"'' . , ,,, ... ... .... 

s, i,l 7 I- to'ik th" > 1 ) 1 ), I "<)iui»nii«l nt ll) •tnutlltiml "f"|i"l IklHlh'kl irlm». •»> |>Iuuti,ll..ii. ill I ,.t V ll 


unit Ordinary qualities being very limited, though pfilue I 


*n of Juirijunds and wive*, anil t'u'D’u Hi mmivivm A bill to nlidUsli cajiital puui-b- 
Hn- dnuiirnlixatiiiii nf ynuiig nri ut- substituting life-inpris Mp mnt llmiefor. Inis’ bu n 

-*• r-.-r."* "• .*.. in., • .*, .*;*. ■, .i .„x 

hopes are enlertaiiied ol its passage. 

*-, received through the mail ' Tlm .Milwaukee Daily AdvertiM-r thus sum- up ou. the’ 
• J6th lilt ' hanging question : 

till linger* at tBavaiiiia-i.i-Miir After a ciivcfiil Nm-iileration of alLiJn- argunu nt.- Iin 
1 tli*' hth t** tlie nth muK against eapUal-punisfmu tit wi- Iiih-' t-'iim- 1*. lln- eon 

. eln-lon'tlm, ; lhe • de|)t of'uatlire should never la- paid 
iippearaiice^it Mi nfi-go Hay withrtnt an . 


hy si »ii.,e uf Du se twelve apostles, in this eitv aiid- 

vi*;ini,y. tlmt woubl almost eltrti-ilu- heart VMiiil il **"' * ” 

'* i* ito'i Jamaica.—' \Vi- have .received through tin- 
•di'le# from Kingston to the Hith ult. ’ 

Ciioi.vR-A — Tl»e-elu.lern*s,iil linger* at ^aviiiinu-ia-Mar 
,Tlu re were six ih-nth- from tin- Mil to tlie Htii 

ll ltan also itgiun made its iip|K-aruii(‘e ill MunTogo Hay 
The eltolera and small jk-x Iiiiv*- li, *-n i‘ngiug!iii the. 1110111* 
tiiitiOuV parts of tlb* parish of H Ann '* • 


nn-rly prineipal *-(1i,"r oj tlm journal Ihe Unohuiim. and 
’M. I.acltmbcauilie aiitluirof' Fable- Hopulaifr?.- 

Tlie tiiitiii’iiilunri . of DyiHscl*. lum the following a* . ,uiut 
of tin- release *.f Dm politieiil prisoner# at ll.iiu 

• Mi Thursday morning tie -ix prisoner*. Den. ('hangar- 
ni. I - . Den Laiiioreiere.'Jii-n Hedeai,. Deli. LeFlo.Coi Clmr- 
re< and M Bu/.*v Were told that tin- d'Hitv of th*: fortress 
of 1 1 am were abuiit.tn In* op"lied to tbeiu.liul on tli" con- 
s ili',bin t hat tlmy would go to England. .Soun- of . them 
prtile-ted ugain-t Die i|"sigim,i'ji.of a eoutflry Divviileli 
lin y were to g" it appeal*. liowi'Yer tlmt the orders 
wi re md so rigorou# Di.it tlmy ooybl not btmihiXkd. Don. 
LeFI" wa* alone taken by two police ugcnl*. not oij|V to 
Calais hut • ven to Di/ver '1'bf other prison-r obtainvul 
|n-rmi*>lo n t'» giMojirn^of • ->l tii" ( J o|diimht 

I All wi-loi to eoiu. |L jii-igiuiU. it lit tlie dusfre wTTs put 


S", di. IS. took the chief command. nf the eon^ltutloiml «'ro,M.i i8iu,i..t* prtnm. * n piuniavn.n. ai i.vr v 11. 

nrui'f. iu»*c!>ii|plided the work perpidnuti-d peace, and cun- U’cek s n eeipts. 4762 lilnis- exports, 1174. 

soliiittU'il ihu, well coii*IdereU institution*. .MOLAHSKj 4 — ^ There liu* Leffii Imt little activity in tin- 

,;,S K..h« - *>-!■• 

11), n fi erwn f'T pr- Hiecded to tlmeapital. wln-re new Infnoi- uml ordinary qualities h*:lng very limited, llumgh prime 
and rougral'iilaMou* awaited trim Hn-sidetit Monti luul ha* i*een in fijiiuest ut firmer price*. The sale* reach 
aekiLowh-dgi'd his services in tlm Miost cordial manner al,. lit 7uon hbli, of which flOO wire tuken yesterday. 

«•).„„ II... I'ri'Ki.k-nt llm7 r, Kil.".ii.,. t.l. r. ,1 lh- ,'■).) I’"' a" -stsw putX the 

•gn -i ,o «re,u*e Den. Fan Ifojiirtn., ilvnieuilier, ainl (Sen rat'd ff*r fair to prime being lP(a'21 .‘j. and for ehoice 
Yivaatco. of ( conspiracy against tin- Dovenuimut rian 21 5 j (5;2.V ’(( gailnii . 

It.wiWMi Ut I" ;')" iltMM*', llttHMOUlelx aull.'.rl*. ,1 u -,... k K ' ,Mg 1,1,0— , x,.ort.-..l_MJ 

I.i. ,).>*p..wt - .oi.l uiu t'llii' - iiii-l ion ol 1 hr J-i'iiate “'ll- l» 111 - 1 .... 


•lu. kufit •»*•»» - - 1 — -r j 

F' n nt, V *k"‘i 

Oil!! l-M.J.f M 

i * 1,14 - r-w 

Curti.m rv,FI>M - «i« I- 19 
| tin. iLllsX tuuhj — : *3 


~ 7 - iK 

— . - • non*. 

1 W I 90 


(;»li*« Prlnu.'..i~’-' 6 d— l» n 8, .Ur,iai)|l. ks# 1 Bo .100 
K.;.iu, kj - 4« 1 -45 '! Hire, cCrotui*,* — 3X U * 
Ijlixty*. Ky. iU) 1 - UI H|d« e», CnMi)»,tt -«3U |- tt 

, to. f*t*Wni L-. 1». j ,, J’lwr. —90 ,-9* 

T|„ r U, IP T-olt . !] »rn grr.Ht*. “8 

* ItiS. 114 -J 1,1 SO i|. .*>. - » . |- UK 

,1)60 *14 <H> .1 N nlliiHgi I 00 j— -~ 

- lirtk*',* fl • r -" ! * •'<« • H-'pjur — loff — tl 

A»n,N«M».«ul0.yd< — 1» - <6 Himtnlo 14 - 1* • 

v ion Sueur, Vf 1 - 

Ttwhl-T'iiiev't* 00 i0 ou 1 La. In (ke Ctly . — 9—8 

iMinnx'. 13 OU .14 00. j| ,Ua Hlootnnun,.. - j 

l/n',,1 T*til|ikv to (si; MB 0(1 lU'iuw *tut*.. — «V;— W 

X4»4 00 l OU 1 1 tlo. y*ll«w — — 6H 

mXv " . i, v .ia.”,,..,, - »a- iS 

WiiaK Wl.lit. UtW ! !Kfift,H,Wt.*Pll" — II ^ tlS 

ttK:. M but.: I 1 4a. lw~UU»)... -I!)- lit 

, , , I UK 1 tj4rsw . . - « 7 

S, Un".,t!“y,.' *■"«; • liy, 'I l.'..rpl.«»,'«wl) - - - - 

c liur C'J -• 1 itn. lift, fm •Inrn.D- - I 00 

11 r“'j rs 


N.fflltn K*. 2*ioJ — -Jt- T 

iio. Nf. I - <H ~ 6U 

tla.’Nn. — W - 


lii- i-irn-st : und wiiilt- 1 1 1 * ■_ -aiiotion of (h" Hetiate was In jug 
ot in junl. San /H"iimn left tin- Assembly and embarked for 
Cl.d l <<ii an :English nmn-of-wur \ ivaneo ui*«. im-apcd 

Min s nv rr.i.muLicu 

Tyiu.V- D.iv* Laii.M l Hop Ki lion — Akhiv ai. nt niv 
I’m r » ll — A( IV Col ll' • — BmkaHVI ( » » F 1 1 O'* - 


I Lot. K— Tile supply of Flolir ha* been larger, but tin i,,,,' n on 

Mti i k i* yet small, and the increase bus hud little (din , llMci*. ^ ^ 

Ilp'-il price* , rlitl Illiiioj*and St l.mil* brand* Imve bet I. iVy «t ('•'' '«' « 1 

a -bade lower witliiu Hie liut lew days. Tlm smIcm or the ’ : J 

"we, k'suui up about la.uOU.bbb. mostly nl <*l 0U(5)$4 12* . 


I'wlliion, JF 8 M ; 

giHgtintr * r ’ 

(•III"*! I'ls'H !> ill i ’ l 

Aui<rif*n.* i*y I0| 7 *'* 1.78 

.lo.- 10 by 19, I FU | V 00 
, to. Ii by t*. i 40 i 'i 4*1 

Doimylleas, • » 

II I'lll ! 

"'■••U'nLW roM, --- , — 

ilu. 'lUw -rotlMt J'au 00 J 1 0-4 00 
i|n. tiatkli 'l. . . . I — — — 
II uy. *k". Di no 1118 

Hides, Fit • 


' M te.fb« 9 00 j 4 OO 

STkooI'-auV:, — H5 i 1 30 

tin i, .to. AUKirlssn... — 8 S r -0 

! (*• . (iinJMlAOd . D - fiX - 

do. AiiM-rhAn... — II — 3t 
BilM, Jaiua’ica.. 160 1116 
* .lu N. wEi*/tlA#ii — M *— .’0 
I t,il.N«i*OrCiAlW. 10 | - 31 
WluAky.iectttt’iI — t6V —11)4 

.,to. t-onunen. . . . — -- 1# 

Alrokul — 40 -46 

.#1.11.., V ruu *' • . _ 

' II .fTallO 9 “rt » "• 

! U««r M.y-t## -« 

tHsT-hlmve,!,!, F — — • — — 

do. in htiir -—10 — 18 

Fox, jpsv — 9 - 

M»ot,Aui.,UU>**it. 

1 'AU»iwA,95l6.. I 1° 

-- 

| j Cmanum !— — — ■ 

| Infrrinf *“ r Z u 

1 Tallow, 


I— 1 « Tern#., 
ii- lnqW»bJ » 


I-.,,,,, — A it* \ V. i ix ( ti i it"* — iihv. aiiki (ii* rn ‘ i • » -i .. . , , , 

iVticj’iiiA'. F ib. 13 -Tlm t'ollin* steamer I'ayifir has ufr,[f" r Ohio. fi'"i» tin- Levt-e aud 


Dry, , uintry . . . — i — 1, ! UtapowilMr - 1 • • - 

4 


riv. (i Ji.j-itJ.hrinifiiiir da.tc*,.from Uia-r|K*il io ihe...2?)lAu 


Janijary. 'flm following -i* ybur Liudpool dispatch "I I fonwtra Inands Yesterday’s sale*, included above, resell 


tlmt dale 

Lixviteuni Mah*. i 
’I’ll- market has lice 


•r obtniiiyji |.; U1 . 3,,.,. I(l|1 j Dn aj. s reach 3V<ioo Iml* 


lA'iquol, Wednesday Jan 28 
live since tlm departure of tlie 


‘hli'iiltvill | fr'M^'lmgiv* *nfely during tin- time ifi. not atnoie-'tlie 

m l-ujourt.’lu' (.‘ill'll Mihsimt . . 'tiutliV Iiinl it llot I ll tor his • \. rtion-.niaiiy of the 

'ii; y. "" M " iV -- 

‘tUUity, 2 ji m j* ... it »w#nied |ftrui iiinlti- eirctinistiiiieg* n| iiiiniiueni-dan- 

‘^Iduonvill,, i i * ' *’ ’ ’ K* ninl plaedd theui safely f/n b(,;ud the -leaiiqr ‘I'hcfin 

unU i ruHtoifri C.'ol\l iMiKMioii. . k ":- '» »ent»i *-f id-.' own vessel, (In- Med “ii) iiinl I 

,l . I,J ^ April :» uml -1 ; ( J . -Conf. Satur-' 1 ‘ ,u,,,warJ, ' V|*« g"hi dust.. tn tin 7 y/iiuenf tvro miliiau- 
M * ’ ' M, mill [ K 7 (* 01 "rt l»»»»»r*l the suitqi jdoanmr. under a imuvy lit* 

■l^hlitlU l) - M ‘ o! eanimii and piusketry from tlie f„rt and the |,*'.-ielt 

( U . ^ /Jpril ID U n.l l'l ; Th v , . - -r 

, "U’ ^Utiu-duv. :i p \* I I . |>. 7 „ „ ‘rn, tl. Uie’ Wiiaii- .if I0tllni>u 

*' ■ 1 w » ,i nil I* A»* M y tip* 22d nit The lillf. n* i, „ow ntWds, d'H'snot pit . 

J. (! KleNF’H 1* F '' Ut tin- lu-gro from e.uping into th" mule )..n j, v* I- nil 

’ k-LNEltj J, . t . - ila jcuaHh* ag»l M st-tjie whilv mU->| wlm cinplov- „r I 

■ ( " J 4 D»«ru who in* d V es not knt.vv tn Imv, >'•••« n t7 .-it I 


ll ha* ..ho again made its <.p|M-aruiice < ,.t M-mT.-gn Biiy wit it can’t iH-eolb-eted wiihrtut an rjt.vti,,,, ' ' ' * ' J," , ""u ' i "! ' 

Ti,., o«).uj#,, *"„.• I.. . i!!u;;;V!:;,n;::'T.^rii,o7'.,“"7rAi7;u 

Uitttous parts «d tile I arish (if >t Ann • I im a- m V u jon » iv • mw ’ Tin' Jom-nul .In liavr* ri, H p,lle, 1 1* - ,.d i,,v,, (in 'rt.inr-.i »y. tl\«'ii, 

• v Z._- r~ ***' H rightly (td’orumd. out Minister of Com (**•" .Cltnii!f»rili/*y * 'nl Cjiarra* -ami M Hay," each *- 

Tin A‘i ‘ /<vv fajililiu Sjmiilon- w li.t p'rished in tin in- Vc ’i- at-tltis moment, proj-vting the establishment o, •.’"it"'! by t w poli. e ag.-ut- in plain ebrtlj. - w.-r*. taken 

British' mail .-framer Amaxmi ‘‘a* tin* Brilisli "l»" i liD'n i.fli fiietnry in China, of the nature of _t|ji,-i> wbieb *'» tli" railway , Tlier*- the agent- took fludi- place*, lira 

#.)))►", "„>!►,, •)", 1,1... I lh, Am. ri..„„ pn-, •)►•,•>, I. ,►...) .It ,1.. I„,l,'l,..tl," KlHtU")|, ,""* "tt.fr Im," l"l>j,",l " t" I t /, i, I i’.'-V ' ,„.| l'l',? to 

roi^tliagr"- -nl"l) tliuiiig tin- time ot th* ripl anion-.' tin- Do-re The fiudoiw v» ill, lie placed miller tin- supgrinten Hrussel* 'I llit/.e oiilV remained in our town until th, 
'HutiiiS Had it imt |,, . u for hit • x* rtlun-.iuaiiy of tlie ,J, *me *., M Mo'utiguy. o,tr Consul nt Khangal and i* px d' put ,’»,»••• of the railway train for lieiuiutiy He 

"'."''ii i'"" ■„,„ui,i,„ ■* I,., ni. tiv™ i ► <• th- ih itun.-iHi 'mi, „„> i„ J. 1 ;* ',1!’ .!!!:“' '' V",,!, !!;■ W.'i, Vt’.;’ *": 1, 

II," w**fi,',|(t,rm 111,4, .)■ .iliyiltiiatu "I iltililil .1,11.- ti'i"„|ir„ »llllll„ i:,,k',lii,I ,mii|iir,.: „i,. r ii "i'i,,',, ,.,. r ,.„„J|,„.,| „t Itn,- "l< n,,|„f£ 


*•) I iave lak.'ii 6 laM). and speculator# o.oot) toil. * I'riee; 
liav, mlvancYiU h uud* I the bfi- k di'iuuud ilial lias nf* 
vmi.jd during tin' three Im-ineswluys and tlu- quotation' 


d-aa, bills ut the ubove rater 
kYeek’s receipts 23,070 bids * xport-. 7260 
DRAIN -There liiui b*-en u larger supply of Corn und* 
iMifter ibUL'Uld than w '* •" lV,! had occasi on to notice for 
s"V ral weeks past, and the - sale# rpucll aoiuelhiug over 


ir, mostly ui ?>i miia'i* t-‘ KipsudCidf 4>f- 6 Hy**--; Zff 4 IT 

„„1 r™„ "ill"*,, n it), a, mtfc j I0M Ij Sgsar.::-* -4. 

tm ii",,,, I, tui-Mt i<i.uhjtud, M W 61, 1 git w iCTl M. fc i g . itf g.g-j jfrtaDai, 8-- 

. *»»■■*• -b «»'; j UtEr'**: ’ 

''*l'"rl- 726(1 xjllW. * |- tw) |S ••►,—*-!< bit 

larger supply of C**rn and a ( < u ‘j^per, A M 1 3 i- 7. 177 

, »nl imftA, I- ■ I 

jliSmUa mi-lOinflrt U» W W 
it", j'lft-w p'»*' ''".Urt 19(10 

.11* !94 00 | 

• t*la«i.4-i 00 ,44 00 j 
.!■ K.olk LltJ.c.lli 00 Ul 00 j| 


at" imw a* follow- Fait urb an* 6',. MlddUlig Drban* 3o.<*00 sa«-ks including 6000 taken yesterday.- Price*, tu** 

I Fair I'plaud* 5, uml .Middling Upiaiul* IJ 4 e peril,. Hhiu been .firmer. Du- rang*- .being 40(5)63 7^ bushel T'-r 
Fl"'ir Iih* been ilt good «leniand. but willmut uiiv malei-iul ,i mix' d toelnilee whit*-. Die riiliug rate Is-ing .VAf lei 
-llm- ill Iiriee* Tile oiiotalioti* #re. for n estertl • UUUl " . , ”, , , . . 

22 Iki”! iidd’or Ohio «id |*-r bl.l Cern lias -hi «• !■'»* Oats Imv- Imrin in fair request, at a range , I 

20-. ««t La - yellow, und '32s od fur white }>«-r *piarier 'JAfuiV*'. *. for Ohii/and 8t- Louis, with a sale of flUtM tiushels 
Lilli *,*-a*l) . at ID- per ew t ConaoU. I Hi K*-i-t u^ky. in tiulk. at 22? V . bushi-l . . Until Iur* declined. 
M ail Tuttm t.U Mol-ik, F*-b Li ■ -The Kuster m mu I HD; i aU ** i,.„ have. I.. eii at M 100 |t> TIm-V 


- 14 


haie been Jiriimr. Du- range being 40(5.63 7^ bushgl'/or ,i u ltk MiJ.sJw 
grind iiDx«'«l t<» eln.n-e white. Die ruling rate being ,VAr Ii i f,*' h t »• fm »r * *- 

prime lots . .Out* liuve l*'Ctikii fair request, at a range * , Lead* I*** Ik 


2S6. JT.' » for Ohib “ltd K, l.mds, with a sale of fllllK) txiiln-Js 
Kentucky, in bulk, at 22r V buiJiul. lirun Int- declined. 
Ulirlthe laprt- sal".* have. lK'en at F* BiO H> Tie i 


r.rcr I’m i ov niv Iriiiftii H —The Hiinam • Star vtau -• 
b it a man' naiio-d Juiim* I, inn. while linn, lug oh tin- 
; rgopa /load, gr.-w- tired ainl laid dowyi to sleep undi'r a 


took IDs pliii-t- in tb" train. e»»i-orte.'l l.v l-tvo polin' agent- 
“Im neri'iiin.'diierl liiui t • • \jx I i-<'liiip DJ" M Ciiaugai - 
ni*-r and '*■ Cliarri*- reiitaiued a, Urn-- i-l* up to Friday 
morning wlu n tin* forim r went l" Lieg- and tlm lattepto 
Li'ityaiii N-'toD-u *|e l.ainoyiat re In "lily left Haul fly 
a M-eoiid traiii •on- Thur-duy II*' vvu. u* ei'innaiiied tn 


nt"i , Dug bring* dale* from N. wk *.rl( and HlilluUHpiou.n >.'/ ’. . 

tin tab from Bidtlniure and Washington uf. Dm Tli, valid, low i-'-n.im \S In ut in niafk*^ 


fruit i Charleston of tifejali i imt - all aa late a* due |Eve 

•I'I'L-iIon ni uu DuM'aCud .\ur)inl. I '-1' ' - Ml: 
l.a II from Mifldieytoii tcnilay llml Dm Hupronie ( mirt "f 


C. Keek eh, IV K. 


Ol di'llar*. on bnartt Die same steuumr. uml* r a heavy fire B'<a«t. grew tired and laid duwm to sleep undt'r n 

"■ 

* i- 1 -* "** 0 "« 

Vi nt tlie negro from emping 'into ' Du" hlafr' llm j.' vlqi ail " ! n ’ ] l ‘' J ' ,,l "'d D'ibk Dmi-* i* mm-l.'l-rai.le i"muuc( 


LoiniDii ' - lo In n til l.aiimjeaeii' b- "idy felt llain hy (| „, , n „ Pl , HUll ,., | m> . uguiiisl, Mr* Dulpe* in Dm 

a seeoi.4 trail. 1 1, )))•., lay lie a, .•"iupaot"d tn ,. a . vvhieh Ii m Im • -me IIIII" been pendtllg 

III ill's* I by t iv,, polire ag Ills, vvlm look Up tln-ir quarters | ,, . u> . m:a». IhUmi Hmuo Feb 13 ’Iin 

in the -"tin Imt. I llol"l| I 1 r ! mi Friday mnru j .,, ^ l tle ,, aiin«-.xat’."ii MU eaun- up at hulf-jiast il o'clock 

lug. Den. It, titan tin- la t ul I lie prisoner* of Hum mi-- in m><- I !«>ii <* Tli majority nip tlie hill, 


Meek’* receipt*. uf Cnrq 2 A.Uk) sack,- -export* 622 ti 

H|H»\ 1KIO.NH - Pork’ him begun In nnnm In freely, and 
Hie business of ilm-yr- ek ha* lnure«(»» <l without any ina- 
terltil alteration tu jirii-e* M e hav e policed sales of about 
■28(Fi bM* iiuiu*|»t-efcU Mess. im«rly all at *14 90f5>>)6 (K» 
i ( bbl’lm- rotiiui !•«*“ HMaiJ parcel* of uuln*|K-eted Mess, 
tiave sold generally at #16 *2A5 i^#L'» 60 ‘F bid. Tlm tales 


I'W.-tt! 

IDV, 1* P. 

Hlne* .' 

lJme. 

\V.iS'«ni ... 

I ligiiuuti'ii . . 
Mas*. Ftp. 


.1 15 t ,9H' 
**!- * 1 


ih. nml Atioa , . . j-— tt — 48 

TkiicDUv — 1> I li 

ftioly MieUtn*.. — 11 — W 
klslHgn, sWMl. . K> -SB 
>3... my W . - I* 

( Ur i.Ui.rd.lteVilBCiO MV 00 
.to, ,1«. fk-AW*... t U 10 to 
M", V '*k!tS BO 16 (ML 

. Oaaiwik : 14 Ou tl oo 

—<|l 

(’'iwt-.nittgiif .Uoa.i « oo it oo 

AVpul, V*. 

Vthriout -,J* -tW. 

A in- risen i— t — 


■**^!M* o[ |i„. ,* jWtlri y-fivt- hiYusu#; vuilu-aVlng 
, '“ rt " f U "‘ (""ii Acre, eon- 
».. • , ,"I III II, "11,1, •„ muk T|i,.i,;i„it,», 


kh<- - 1 "fv ’ , 

*'i iiiivi ^i.Yeii -ot 

Dm i* l , l ri'^ Itutlnnwasadopt",! and requires H»;nm«ilvanu ani» iiIi: Main*, lilyim# Law. An im- 

,)».,■,) ;K;, f , ,i ‘ l 2 "" "«• «•""'«>• „*.•»- 

t 'ifvlllt ",«t |„. .. *,|,t it 1 , ,t In |h.. th" 2 J it. I" i,rt(i‘ tl," Ii 4 ll(,llm* "f ii.lut, "iiuiljir 

shortly "ft '.'f t'lis this hi" My tr"„, I" ll,,' Muiiii it^uii,,' ',;l"l,s ''""XU'liting 


/Ivisl ,,,, ('I'l.l,,)' „„ ( rn|ii t ..|,j' II,|. "" 1,1 III. Ktu ,|,. 1 , J,„||„|| rr,',,, ri'|Kiili ,l In fi.r "llmr d,[, ri|,tlou» »r„ umuliml' lull »r "l,»v» ii'ill"' 

!" ".UI“"A^;> : il »>■- 41, III -JiXsit •h'Ui'-i.ii-Jin'l I) Udy—tlVn ,„,„.i l.y _ ftsry flmi.-.i, I ,4 Ruiuno* *1* w, "f Hulk. I'„rk 1,» 

11 ' 7 I.I*,.| "„| h.) >tb„,,l.'J l,y I,,,y |..l„... , 3 "i,t I |,,I"'.I,,, '|,. 'Vni ,'ritiuii. | '„t»|, hill. 'V U I 7 ‘ , „ ,, 


1,000 AgouU WauUd. 

IIKAULEVN UFK OF KOSSUTH- 
l.i„Kii'„i'iuiu,a. tub 1.1 kh '-r 

"t tuir of Hungary, with notice* rt 4b*» J DUUuguUnwi 
and Seem * of tfm Hungarian Bavolirticm.^ To 


carij aruuudiwit Ii him a certineat.- Hum Dn Cl. rk nf the 
HfciDt t «.,irt that im fr uiititkd t- llv in ||„. St'nlt ’ 
sliurtly after tin* ju’m-agr^-f. tl.is bill M r Hum, from 


' r»tsMi, ■’ * M,, iat.i ij m r .;,i,iMMi m. xvl.t..,. 1 1 uns .ims-pgi^pr# this bill Mr Duim from 1 • 1 ie In MiDiu-. imuiRlt -elHng ltd' xn-ating drink 

•" •«(•--. *'*": Us. “""‘L'J: 113 '""'C "¥«••. *« "" <*«. 

‘ >,,i4 "" shiel, Huii HUS an jn. l1 "' t} Monj4ath»ii ultlm.mwr.H- .mw 0, wlmXy h.!.- ''' ,l ‘" ' ' , “ rl of '*'* avti ' r “*»t city on Mm 

alter aetjujre a reuldl-iiee ,lp thi* h'tute’liy bh lfi Th-' ie-' -Ifv , also nlr'-ugly urg«’d tin; adoption of . '"iii*' Mteh law x 
• Mlltinii w^iysaupUhJ -by a vu(c of Uti 10 11 ui.. ,i.....m • - * 


the blalv u( l’cTun-ylvama 


prisoner* of ||iiui ,t>n arriving in Biagium, uuule any roni- 
J da lid tn-lliv B* Igjan livi'inmeiit 
1 In,- Th# J-lmtityil'iilmn. of Brussels. *a’y* tliut M. Thiers is 
ven- about To I '•live' , -r Initd'in 

niljjr The eor(/*#)Hin<]^| "f ll" ll’idly N"w* writ. • n- ,o||,.wr 
ink- Aiming tin- IS repre**-n|«ti *'-• lu' lieieil- in Dm .mind 
' decree of pr^erlptimi. yng will Ie- *«• ot,s t ,n,.,t Dm nauu- 
r,,ll “ of Etiftib 'I'-Dirardjn ■ In-ports h* vcprev#U'-d tm 1I1 2-1 
Mo|j. of. lim-itnila-r Dial* Me tili'i|t"d ••illt*»r of 'the /*».*. 1 

.w ut • l u fd b-en latterly writing tii fa.voi'ot tdu Ely.*e«- wa* priv y 
• ' ll ip" “II/I ll i'lnl. and eolisulied n- to Die unuisUie*, which 


'I cm' nMnnijty i-porti-d against it ; slgtmd. Augustin small M* tin* -fid at fll Ou yt hid for Mrfu, atid 

l'ji)|i* l.,iiul* r, > i"uiTm. lbiiU.,l'a-tllln. Meelian. U <l»h- ^7 60 ft |*lit for prinic .... Bacon lias been in Is-tter re- 

eiuiar, lie verge*. tiues, with *ule* of some 260 Cask*, mostly ut 8' 4 *r ft |t 

M, ,,r. ..r.I.IT. r-...,. -t»U'i* l"tl,.- ir.if. tlm. . 7 , .. f s h „„i,|,. r ,. ^im, „r Iw 

tin ileb uii, l"|i , t"in tlmt puri-li would have, ununliiioud) . .. 

1 . it ... It I . . a _ ..a* -I.I..K .1 Ill , him Imv., a., kilt I imiiil In 


sig ii d tin- majority »'• pprl. - |Eve. 1*1" 

"(lit \.n >1 » .« 1 mv -Lute udvice* trniii Ca|* Haiaia* 
repre-. lit I'liitt tii** oJIttir* of tin- colony a're ('n-ogre^-ing 
• nirpilily liinl lltttt tho |M.*opl« ar# giving expiuMimt In u 


I loliowed It. 1 liuve the bust rto«ouP to ImiIWvc that theBu Vd hu aUUuxud to the UcpuUiu vi UhW’U. 


" 1 * 1 "" and Seem * of tfm Hungarian Kavolulton^ . io wn on 
noticed lidded an Appendix, containing ** 

we have I’enple nt the L’nltud Mint* 4, nuU 

„ A, On*#-. "Uw .uj HpawSM f{2 , , Vhf 

Beef, in . . f |i,.»dl‘-y, author of Mr* of tpo Kvprwaa 

tt,., r. tin,, hy llor«„ Un#4.y, I* <*#“■ 

. ii lilt no with an accurate sloe] FoUiait, v* 10 *^;* .. 

i-r ri ll, ^ --Ageut* wanted in every couqiyln Iby U*4 |a- 

,,r lw “ sinIc* (not already **cupled ) tuae^tpi abttfa i , 


■ ■ r 8tutf», . 

(,. . .mall InU nf -i-l*-* at Ham* have coUtiuucU to v, ur k. ll is U- 

-i'|l ul, H‘,5|*1 i* ri lh for plain and ingged to extra sugar- 
, in ni Ca|* 1'aliua* eitre-i . Thai-*- hi* la-un a gisttl -upply and a fulf Ueiuuud til 

dooy hYm ('irogre— iug f- * 4 ■ ' *C xot it Niby of -"iiim JWgi bbis ttod licrt'ua at 86 I V 
img eftpiuMtmt to u hTj ; •• lh for No 1 to priiuu. uud a few h dad red kegs at A siugie 
uf Ubw’U. U'4( < dU> i 4|tib....Wv#tcruBuU«frUaa40W, UtBBwhMraU 


work i* i" beilufed that tdmo»B «' 
will lie glad of tin* opportunity •£ W j, 
j... 4 ,i the in, tile Itumj-anun ri 


l,. ..,«.• I- " 1 lU'tuiU* 1 Uuiii'A'if 

i . Tlu-i' ilt* be«n a g-«-l Mippivand a fair deiuuud I ! ‘ Hie uupamllel* d sale 
.'l,' .fwiili mDi,» Ot —aim Hsm» bid* and tmrcu* at 8(5 | DK11UY k M1LI.HM- .Yubn’ 

A single ouov sent by spoil, trkkuf !•* 



Cfyr lift Mans diristian JUrooratr. 


, A DV ARC® R» l> F HXtoTm 

<H*A bMf ttiiiw wMi **•«*• wHtar. 

, AdtUKV' 


Adnnw * 

* nf Thor, 

Advance • 

«f U* «Un. 
r»r "Mains nn, 


AdnracV 

Fw». Mam. aad !W ofcry the vote*, ami all 
Advance ! 


tfimlovr, wheit 
htr custom to 
and the blinds 


, whei'C-r^t 8t»ch « iw'axon oh tliis.it wn* pint, being wily* a prisoner, I ruined m.v jtat to 
torn to sit watching wif rly** i* ; 1’f.ptnin Pneres and ntihl to him. “ With your 
> blinds are «lo«sl over it. The honey- j Emission, sir, I will co below, ns 1 cun take 


from Schiller* nnd vnrious nrticles in periorii- 
c«1m. 1 1 is hardly time, we fear, for him to he-' 

‘home » fugitive production himself. [NewYork 


Tt» Rttrsraa Its baVMlnyt fountain eric*. 

AOnnrr : 

J*» proto llkf h-ralto. thrautth Ow i-klw. 


•lira i«r uuii'n hiv • i 1 , r . , , . , 

suckle which grew ortir the window, and which no j»ai t ' “ till, certainly; ’ said he, and you I rinuno. 

sit e lord so raw*. ha* flung "»l It" twwtdn* hn.t Imltcr gn Into the wek-pit.fwl u . v i,„ VK „ m , tits' -'I'hnV 

emM,;’-* the Sf*" h.te l.nnjt thch- trf o«r men *,«*• to. got .^T.hnrVh l,r,!ralW Xl'w! !,c«r Metgon. 

Aild dra' who mXlhltt home *, tlettr (ttyoHr inplbcU ' °- t Vrt ninly- . sir," ,»i.l l! nisi then which e«n eon. »ln ne.rly one 
boyhood— «r real t«.ronr tiflcr year*— sUmUng .tewMitltsI into the rock-pit. There were the o„t!s!,U. anil the stntocs within thfc roo'l' 

.mill .11 tlie flights of your routhfulntnhlUtm, surgeon, .nil «" eeilirig,' the ( 'erinthlan capitals, Arc nll.ot 

1 pecossnrlcs for dressing tlir 'P a l' 1 <-r iMOcho rcn.lcrtsl water-proof. hv f.tnra- 
ill as a funeral. Within one ..."- •>"» 111 J 11 ™ 1 - Utnc tv, .ter, whey unit while of 
, i„r, «i... ,.r 1 1 ... ‘‘ggs We have not yet reached this pitch of 


araid all the flights of your youthfttl nnihitinn, surgeons and surireons’ mates and attendai 
and your paltry cares (for they eOcm paltry sitting around a long table covered with Inst 
now) and your doubts’, nnd anxieties, mid weak- ments nnd all necessaries for dressing 



now) and your doubts, nnd anxieties, and weak 
nem of heart, like the light of your 1 io|hv- 


wounded, as still ns n funeral. Within one mo 



The father is there indeed ; beloved, respected. For n moment it appeared ns if heaven nnd 
esteemed ; hut the boyish heart, wliouc old life earth had struck together ; a indi e terrific shock 
is now reviving, leans* more readily, nnd more can not be imagined. Before those in the cock- 
kindly into that void, where once heat the heart pit had adjusted themselves,' the blood rnn down 
of a mother. . front the dbek ns freely as if a wifsh-tuh Bill 


and in some public buildings, instead of carved 
decorations nml plaster cornices. When Fredei 
lick the Second, of. Prorata', set up a limited pa- 
pier macho manufactory at Berlin, in 17dt», he 
little thought that paper cathedrals might, with- 
iiLAximtury^^ndng^oia.of.lxmAnnff-lKixiiiuiu'.- 


AUvaocc 
H» wheeling rnrr. 

* ftwn It* hldlMt-plaee : 
IpwwwMdfrue. 


Bift there, is no snyingy whnt. wo may come to. 


IV* L§r* a*d Mope, b«*e by the owning yt*i> 
Advance ’ 

AS twowi. and oobk (toyed the put ownmaml 

ltpMi.ta« 1 tea totrola* lrodtejjte.,. 1 . 

tv fit rettf grew rtTO B gm . and tV woak grew strong. 
A- iMillfi Wwtd along- 

your powers ami right* — t(V 

TWrawh Ray. railVA to WntSmUTwn .Might.- 
Advance ! 

Kuow k dge oaur down umI waved hrr steady Urcb. 

. . Advnnre ! 


i pmk lo peak, 
nan, and thfr On 
hr wtngrd word. 


I : “Nellv!” wdbk. Midshipmen were handed down with one Birt there. is no sayings what- we may come to. 

There are’ no other words; but you feel her leg, some with one arm, and others wounded in . 18 n,, [ vor y * nn P since it wouhUiavc scented ns 
tears, as the kiss of welcome is given. With almost every shape nml condition. An officer in )P°8siblc to cover eighteen acres of ground 
your hand joiiusl in hcr’s, you walk down tlu* who was on the table, .having his arm Ainputn- tvith glass, ns to crecba pagmla of soap bubbles: 
hall, into the old, familiar room — not with the ted. yrould sing out to a comrade coming down y e .*- the thing is done. >Mien .we think of, n 
jaunty, college stei>— -not with any presumption wounded, “ Well* shipniute,' Jiow goes the bat- P^aIiii sung hv one ^ tliousaml voices pealing 
on your dawning tnnnhood — oh, no — nothing of tic?” Another would utter some joke, that through an edifice made of old rags, and the 
this. woiAd make even the dying smile, and so con- universal element bound down to carry our mes- 


Quictlv, meekly, ffniling your whole heart st ant and freely were the playful remarks from 
shattered, and your mind Techie. an a hoy's, and the maimed and cvcji dying, that I almost 
your purposes nothing, and Worse than nothing — doubted my own senses. Indeed, nil this was 
with only one proud feeling, you fling your arm crowded into a space of not over fifteen or twenty 
al-miiid the form of that gentle sister — the pride minutes, before the firing ceased. 1 then went 


ell, shipmate,* how goes the lmt- P Mnlm °iu* .. t bouspml voices pealing 

•r would utter some joke that through an edifice made of old rags, and the 
jvcii tl«e dying smile, and so con- universal element hound down to carry our mcK- 
v were the pluvial remarks from W* «ith the sped of li|{l)l, it would lie pro- 
and even dying that 1 almost sumptuous to say what can and what cannot be 
WII sense*. Infeed, nil this wo* "v-liicvo.l l,y science nni.l art tinder the training 
spare of not over fifteen or twenty .°f ! ‘ ,en,| y « w 1 l,n ' • [I'Ickcns s iloosehold Words. 


I min IhV I'orllnnil Trnnsc'ipl 
ill'll |> \ TN . . . Il» Knn.t^li. 1 *a«ii.. 

TIutc’* » !•;«* • ring ..| tight AmtHleiw 
Ar.ronfl tin* .*nnUi'd 

Anil n fucc like the Inugliing NOnthinc ' 

IVcpfl in lit llic hnlf-Hliut door ; 

Ti- n vlMlnn-ofvflrcnni-likt' hen ut y. > r ' 
U'itli trenViy of pnly gold. 

Anil eye-* like the violet |i|o<*hoiii« 

Thai tlrid to the S|inng unfold 

With' ii brow like the flmt pure miow-ttiike 
Tlmt flout h lo the fror.eji enrth. 

And Ilp-Mll dimpled, nnd pnrtlng 
Wiih a flinlle of iN'wItehing mirth , 

It. ill' bill hy the trembling nniulow 

Thai I'oIh'h her UiyittOal grace, 
b 1, tii through the opening port ill 
The light or her beautiful nice. 

One look of endearing welenmij^b 
And t fold In iny sheltering arniH 
• And hide on my thrilling bommi 
The wealth of-her glowing eh.irun- . 

One moment she lenua her awcH preamiee. fc. 

One moment aha Hngen* and mnllei'. 

And the light of her loving Hplrit 

The gloom of iny licnrt hegnUiau — 

Then away, with a fawn-like footstep, ’ 

She glides' o’er the minded fliwir. 

And the voice of her silvery laughter \ 

Floats back through the open door. v 
She is gone, like u gush of musle 
breathed opt ill the pathless nlr. 
bike a rainbow, that nreheth the henvena 
To bend hut a moment then-. 

Yet there dwells in my Innermost spirit 
v The light whleh.her gladness brought. 

And my -mil with a thousand bright visions 
And a thousand sweet fancies Is fraught 

limit ini* Sum MANWAciriu:. — Hut few of our renders 
are prepared for tlie declaration that the annual manu- 
facture of shoes and boots in Mnsmirhusetts.for the South- 
ern market, exebeds twenty millions of dollars ! Yet sueli 
la said to he the fn<H-: and It is .one which should rouse 
our capitalists to the necessity of making an effort, to so- 


of a protector — the feeling — “ {fill care for you upon deck, and what a scene was presented wild 

now, dear Nellv ! ” that is all And evcn-tlint, how changed in ho short n time ! 

proud as it is, brings weakness The Constitution looked perfectly fresh — and, 






You ait down together on the lounge; Nelly even nt this time,' those on hoard the Gucrricre of Napoleon” : <r 

tnirit* her face In nor hands, sobbing. did not know what ship had fought them. On 1 .,,. v 

** »“ r -w #nd ****■'”* l,cr v ?r0 wn r." T 7 , ’; nl,inp i«»»! «u».i^ h. the n*n « u.i MiXa^S?: 

• There is a cricket in the corner of the room, Her ooloro alVshotraway.'VTmnin-nmst omi T < ’"j!' ,c<1 !‘ y - ' llc ' l ' ie,B f ?f <•»« flWhftite corps 
chirping very loudly. It seems as if nothing miron-mast both gone by the Iward,' and her ‘V ,k f out ’ nto ° 1,e V 1 t,losc .»Bing sarcasm! 
else were living — only Nelly.t'lurcnce, nnd noisy foremast standing by the mere lumey-cnmh the * lllcl1 ? I ll08e "'nee wlip J’eari 

eriekot Your eyesf.ll on the olmlr where .lie shot had made. f’npt. Wcres sS, with his ‘ c "'- . - . Ucf.de.Hy. 

used to sit ; it is drawn up with the same care ns officers, surveying the scene— all, all in the most "LLF®' ’..i,,, J 


- , CUn* n porth'U Iffleaat of thin very prttfllahle hu-*inei*s lo 

('iiArfiAi x.— We commend to the attention of nur.eliy- [N. V.. Courier. * 

our military friends the following extract from w, *y rtiouhHt not ‘•'roime" nur Southern -inplUl- 

a recent puldiention, ontitlovl “The Old Guard, iH ! , ‘ !" llu ' " r ,, "* kln *' . ,ll > Uit- 

. wnohf ‘‘ business a atMctly home trade 


1 fair hand, ret sadly blotted 
blotted with 


ever, beside the fire. perfect astonishment. At this moment a boat 

“ l »»ni so glad to see you, Clarence, M says was seen putting off from the hostile ship for the 
Nelly, recovering herself ; and there is a sweet, Guerricre. As soon as within speaking distance, 
sad smile now. And sitting .there beside you, a young gentleman (Midshipman Head, now 
she tells you of it all ; of tlio day, and of the Commodore Head, hailed nnd said, “ 1 wish to see 


nrrim n . -& • . whole ‘ business** a Kifictly home trade * 

crncie qf Napoleon : , n - >. .1 - . 

“ One day, alter a review of the troops, -Napo- Tip: Konnr.n Ilivomo: . (Iase.— 1 1*he argument on the 
lolling Icon, standing in the Hall of the Marshals, sur-- enter judgment of. divorce, nml to allow*, as to 

e sen. pounded by the chiefs of the separate corps, ^‘f'^lant. the making of a ease, or t«» enter n.- bill of ex- 
, rl' , | UCi ^ ro ^ e but into one of those biting sarcasms •eptiom<. resulted In an order of 'the 'Court granting a 
nil her bG 0 ft C n nindc those wince whp Jieard judgment of divorce and nllnwnnre in Mrs. Forrest of 1 

l 1 ' *. them. He began with hats. ‘ Dccidcslly. jf6'n- n yar fmin the eommeni'ement of the alilt. (pay- 

‘t 1 1,8 tlemen,’ said lie, * 1 do not wish to sccniy troops tm>nl *: ,n the voluntary allowance of ^lfiQO n year to he 
icinoHt any more wertr chapeaux. It is always placed ‘•retllte.i from that tinn 1 ) Mrs. Vorrest Is to resign her 
v boat ((n j.| lc ; n gudi a manner ns to make a gut- r, ^ lt 1,1 «t" w ‘ , r*.«nd Mr. F. in at liberty, if he ran do an. to 
lor the 4ci . of onc corntu .. it jg aH disagreeable to the B^e satlsfaemry Roctirity for the $3000 a year, instead of 


sight ns injurious to the health of the soldier. " ll, - u U P* ,U n,a f 

It is ridiculous in a day of rain or great licnt, .. , 


It wall over, dear, dear Clarence! 

f 1 fit, bow 1 wish you were here lo mourn with us ! 
1 ca* hardly now believe that our . poor mother 

Dea4! U ia a terrible word ! You repeat it 
with a ftwdh iburst of gHef. The letter is 
crumpled in yeur band. Cnfold it again, sob- 

mix had boon failing even day; 
but ou Saturday we thought her much better. 


yours* hour; and how she looked, and of her last the officer in command of this ship.” 
irencc 1 P rft y or ’ and how happy she was. - At this, Captain Dacres stepped forward an 

ith usi “„ And did * d,e lcttVe 110 to * w HI8 0 for mc * Nol- ahswered. Midshipman Head then said s “Con 
inotbor > . . modoTo Hull’s compliments, -and wishes to kno 


Itls ridiculous in a day of rain or great heat, 
or as to-day, when we have had both together, 
to sec a soldier covered with a'n arrow hat, badly 


Ft nine **11 ah. no a it. — M'oloaru from the TiiIIkIihhncc Flor- 
iilinti Hint n bout- $ 120,000 of tlu* stock hi thc.Florlthi Cen- 
tral ltnllroml lmvc hln-ady Ox-cn takf'ii. This, with $ 80 .-, 


modofe Hull’s compliments, n 
1 Not to forget us, Clarence ; hut you could if you have struck your flag r 


, i , . , ' • irai an 1 1 roati nave uircnuy 'ixcn taken. This, with $80.-, 

share.!, which protect* the fact' train neither smi , MM , a , hrl 

nor rant. Onc only neetletl to see them tifhaly n.;. , „ ....... . ■ 

ami Egypt ; poor fellows ! I Buffered for then..'" f ‘ , ' "'.T " ,is to *?*'< lh '' 


“Thank you, Nelly; and was there n 
else ?” 

“ Yes, Clarence ; to moot her, onc day ? 


At. this Captain Dacrcs appeared antnxed, but. 
nothing recovering himself, and looking up and down, he 
deliberately replied : “ Well, 1 don’t know ; our 


but ou Saturday we thought her much better. 
1 told her I felt sure aha would live to see you 


and Egypt; poor follows !1 suffered for thcyi.’” 

La/.ikst Ykt.— D uring the summer of I8IB7 
corn being scarce in the tipper country, and one 
of tlie citizens being hard pressed for bread, 


“ Yes, Clarence ; to moot her, onc day ?” mir.on-masf is gone, our inain-imist is gone; Ihc citizens being liiml pressed lor bread, 
Yon only press her hand. and upon the whole, you may say wc have J,av, "K wo ”? threadbare the hospitality of lus 

Presently your fnther cornea In. He greets strurk our flag !" - generous neighbors by his estrane lanness, they 

ou with far more than his usual cordiality. “ Commodore Hull's compliments, and wishes tlim . , |S ,,t 1 it , an nct of to bury him. Ac- 


sttx'k that can-ami will hi* taken, ns wain un it Is known 
that the work' will he certainly cuVried out. Thexoinmis. 
hIoihth have IhnucU a call for a mm>ling of tlu* Rtoekliold- 
ers. «m the 11th Inal.. fur*tbv v iairjinRe of rhisiRlng di- 
reetow. . •' 


-roeUm 


He keeps your hand a long time, looking quiet 


rain, Nellv » said in your fac0 ’ 118 if ho werc rcrt,,in K If«ces of or surgeon's mate ?” 
some m#enibluqco, that had never struck 1pm Captain Dncres rc 


struck our flag »” J J generous neighbors by his extreme laxincss, they A N» « 

“ Oominodorc Hull's coinpllmontf , and wishes tho “P llt . it ,' in nct of clm . ,il / to bury him. Ae- "f " MU l 
to know if you need the assistance of a surgeon ^'ingly he was earned towards, the place ol Pv. out, 

interment, and being met bv one of the citizuns. -The 1 


9 tears:” < s 

where b your youthftil pride 
r, with only that frail paper to 

BCfSSSi his hand in 
»e was dying. 1 am glad you 
fcff. 1 was kneeling beside her. 


some resemblance, that hod never struck Ipm Captain Dacrcs replied Well, 1 should sup-. 
youUifttl pride be l!f, re ', , - , , pose you had on board ybtir own ship business 

t frail paper to Thc f * u,or 18 ono of t ‘ 1080 impassive enough for all your medical officers.” 

? men, who shows little upon the surface, nnd Mlttshfpqnan Bead replied : Oh, no; we have 

ng his haud in W ^ ,0BC feelings you have always thought, cold, only seven wounded, nnd they were dressed half 
I am glad you " ut now ’ t,iero * 8 11 tremulousness in his tones an hour ago.” 


1 dying l am glad you mn now ’ ,,,oro 18 a iromuiousness in ms tones an Hour ggo. 

was kneeling beside her tl,U y° u novcr ^member, observing before. He Captain Dacrcs then turncxl to 111c, d 
upon my head and let it ? ecn “ conscious of it himself, and forbears talk- footed, and said: “How have our t 
it, while her lips moved in ** ^.g 0 ? 8 ^ h Sg oM nnd after g asl ng been suddenly reversed ! You arc now 


He Cnntain Dacrcs thou turned to me, deeply nf- 
Ik- fcctcu, and said : “ How have our situations 


interment, nnd being met by one of the citizens,' The Mil iiiw»ili*hc.-* tlm'coiui 
thc following conversation took place : exiting In the PoMt-offloo ilcpur 

..ii 11 1 ?_i * 1 . .. 11 1 s ,, rate ot one cent on nil printed in. 

Hallo, what huvejou there. or nny thing else, weighing ovo 

“ Poor old Mr. 8.” _ ami one cent for oauh ndditlnnnl 

“ What arc you going to do with him r ” nuues. This i« for tiintniieeH 

( t j> urv ** •miles : Iteyoml that dintuneo 

What! is lie dead : 1 liadn t heard ol lus the office of publication, which 


A N»:w l'oftr.ioK Hii.l. — T he following is the ^ujwtanee 
of a hill introduced luto the Hoiihu of KepresentatlVeH. by 
Dr. Uldfl. to amend the postage law : > 

•The hill aholitdif!* the' complex litriff cm newapapera 
existing In th'u I’oMt-nfflob department, and auhatltutea n 
rate ot one cent on all printeci matter, whether newspapera 
or any thing elae. weighing tiver two ounces anil a halt, 
and one cent for ouch additional ounce, or fraction of an 
ounce. This ia for distances less ’ than two thousand 
■miles : lieyoml that distance twice this rate is to he 
charged. Newspapers sent to regular .subscribers from 


the ofllee of publication, which weigh less than ha(f an 
ounce, are to be charged lit half these rates. The postage 


r. - raid "he, growing fainter ; 


mg. no goea 10 iub mu aeni, nnu niter gazing 1 Dccn suddenly 1 
at you a little while with the same steadfastness 1 1 a prisoner f” 


altiraflnnl “ No, he is pot dCTtd ; liuthc might as well ^ [•' he paid in advance. .Hither at tl.e phu-e where tlie 
situations , .. , « r P ^ , printed matter is mailed, or at t)ie office where it Is de- 

1 froo, and ^ or , l , c ^ ms no coin ‘ 1S too luzy to woik The postage on oecaidonal nrw-popers. etc.. Is to 


1 died.” 

tain with onl 
for oompany. 


* •“d your head, upon tlu 
id by the very grief thaA you cher 


at you a nuie White wun the same steadfastness I a prisoner !” iur uny. 

as at first, leans for ward pand buries his face in All the boats of both ships were now put in . “ T J\ ftt 1Bt0 ° cruel for civilized people ; 1*11 
hands ■ • requiHition to remove the wiiauled oh board tlra K ly0 1,l, " 1 tw, 1 l Oushcln ot w corn „iysclt. rather 

From that very moment, you feel a sympathy, Constitution. So drcmlftil wns the condition of thnn see hint l.urictl olive. , 
and a love for him, that you hove never known ninny of them, that two days were nenrlv con- Mr - ri \ 18 ™ ,lle ,,n - 1 nsked, in lus 

till then. And in after years, when suffering or mimed in the removal ; after which the Gucrricre U8U1 \J, (lr JW n B tonc * “ ,K « H*li-c-l-l-c-d ? - 

trial came over you, aud when your thoughts was burned, with all her stores, armament, etc. “ , 1 . * vou cn J 800,1 8 y c *‘ ,t * 

fly, as to a refuge, to that shattered homo, you The Constitution havimr recently come out of “ H-r-i-v-c on, b-o-y-s.” 


iny. t • < lx* consldtTed ns unpaid, unless It be paid in advaimc. at 

That is -too cruel for civilized people ; 1*11 •he l»l*c« when- they nni uyi.ilctl hooks not weighing 


only that ftnd A lovc for him ’ i. hat y° u h,vve neTer ano ^ n »»'»ny of them, that two days were nearly con- 
ny. You t1 '. 1 then ' And in after yenre, when Buffering or xumodin the removal; atler which tlie Gucrricre 


er • again you tril ' Cl * ,u0 0Tcr Y 011 ' ttud w 11011 y° u1 ' thougiita was burned, witli nil her stores, armament, etc. 

bead, upon the fl Y- ,0 11 rofu 8*' lu that shattered homo, you Tlie Constitution having recently conic out of 

will recall that stooping image of thc father— port, had no room to take scarcely an article 

with his head bowed, and from time to time Who can imagine thc joy I experienced in fiml- 

tromhliug convulsively witli grief— aud felt that ing myself agnin under American colors, or tlie 
there remains yet by the household fires, uhourt prido 1 felt, at finding, from Commodore linll 
of kindred lovc, and of kindred sorrow! down to the most humble mull on hoard, on entire 


trf aU to Mice 


a yfc n iii <i*y naimnc thus- von ot- bead bowed, and from time to time Who can imagine thc joy I experienced in find- !' "V *V* U “V 1- 

ffTam all oompanlonahip ;’you have tremhliug convulsively with griof— aud felt that ing ray sell' agnin under American colors, or thc from the log of the Amcriciin whnlc-rhlp Itirntoga. I’npt. 
I lo ittl (he story of your troubles remains yet by tlm household fifes, u heart prido 1 felt, at finding, from Commodore Hull K. ManUng.it willb<* swn, says the Polynesian, thn the 


IV hat tViui.itRS Oan .Do. — T ill* I'olytii shin of Dec. II. 
unUor the abova caption.* says i lly the following extract 


'oininodore Hull I K. Harding. It will 1 m> seen, says the Polynesian, that he 


there is a calmer and I P* 11 * across the room, lays her baud upon his triumphant l ook, at their wonderful victory, a mi * ex plorcd* ' with hil ' boat if having 'I xh*ii dismasU'd in a violent gui»* r wl^di she yn- 1 

Toiaa of lb* pweent world 1 Moulder, with a touch, that says, as plainly us Captain Ducres kept his state-room till we a r- minutes. Captain Harding has therefore been ten miles countered 10 or 12 days after leaving tin* British channel. 


of kindred lovc, and of kindred sorrow! down to tjio most humble man ou board, an entire northern latitude 

Nelly steals away from you gently, and step- ab>ence of everything like a boastful or even a '‘iSe tetitudV- 1 "of 7 o‘deg y i) , 


over four pounds may 1 h> sent hy mall. Publishers of' 
newspapers may send a single copy of their publications 
to enuh other, and forward bills and receipt* free with the 
newspapers to.their subserlbers.'' 

Hissim: am Y»:ssni.n.»-Tliret* vessels, with m-.arly 

one thousand emignmts. whleh left the port of Dublin, for 
New Yprk. early in October iast. hnve?»ot since In-en heard 
of. and very serious apprehensions prevail for their safety. 

\Yc learn from a late English paper, that the ship Sena- 
tor. with upwards of jjoo. fin migrants on board, which 


■tropga^Miag. Tta voice of the present world I 
otmm te fmtr ear again. But you move away 
from Haaofamrved to that stronger voice of God, 
ia the Cataract. Great masses of angry cloud 
hang over the Weet ; but beneath them the red 
hansml ami sh i a m over the long reach of Cana- 
dian Ama, and bathes the whirling rapids in 
fil ms l qr. Yon stroll alone over the quaking 
bridge, and under the giant trees of the Island, 
to the edge df the British Fall. You go out to 


attained a higher northern latitude than bad previou-ly sailed from hlvcrprirtl on the ftth 6 f November for New 

been explored. Captain lleeehy in the Hlostuim. In 182(1. v . .. „ . • , 11tl .. . 4 | 

reached the latitude of 70 deg. 30 minutes, in his ship. rk ' hn 1 hrrUtil nt h, y al » ,n th ‘‘ 10lh uIt • Hlstress. 
and explored, with his boot* tho coast. to 71 deg. 25 having 'been dismasted in a violent gale, wl^eh she in- 


words could say it : “Wo are here, father!” rived in port. About two hundred of 
And he rouses hiniBelf— passes his arm around were necessarily ironed, ns the ship 
her — looks in her lace fondly— draws her to crowded. Ohnrles Morris, (now Conn 
him, and prints a kiss upon her forehead. tlie first officer of >the Constitution, hn 

“ Nelly, we must love each other now, more through his hotly, and for scvcrnl t 
than ever.” - recovery Was .doubtful : dui'inc which 


rived in port'. About two hundred of his men furth, r north th,,n Captain lleeehy. or any other navlgn- 
were no, ilv .... terof whom we hi, ye now a _rerolh. T tion. _ 


ship Wits so 
Conimotlore,) 


••September 1. 1851. tat. 71 'd,*g. f»0 minutes north. ling 


159 tleg. 40 minute* wept. r71 deg. north, tlie depth ot I board. 


She had been bufTeted nlKiut on the -K ean ter nearly n 
month, and no' doubt there yvim Immense suffering on 


m, and prmts a kiss upon her forehead. the first officer £>f\the Constitution, hnd a ball water xm six fkthoui*. Proceeding to the northward nml 

“ Nelly, we must love each Other now, more through his fcwly, mid for sovcrnl dnvs his thedepte'of tile water gradually Increased to J. 0. IhaNr-v IN Fa von okCoLomt.atIon.— The Cincinnati 

“« T f r ” - recovery was ilouljlful ; iltiring vrl.ioli he sent w T'" w“" “u 

Ndly’a hpa tremlilol, but slic cannot answer ; lor rac to come to bin room, nml 1 well remember »«rJ. and land l<‘ the xratliwnrd and rn.twnrd In tin- ,,lri "T' 1,1 " <"*"»>' ranvrotloa at tbal |,lnr, •. declaring In 

tear or two go stealing down tier check. Ilia perfect unconcern lur himself nltliomrli the 1,1 b'. ™» whales In arent immlierH. gradually worklna favor of tin ilgmUon of tlie lilacka In this country to 

You approach them; and your father takes surgeon hud apprised him of his ilnnmr Every S, ort f!: T , h i!’ a 1 ”?". 1 ®. T 1 ! hrr nturn |,aa*rd Hhorlna* Africa iw u reftige from thrlr liifarlofimndlJlii h,rr.snd aif 1 

,ur hSi again, with a fire, grasp-looks at enuftesy and Einess w"a b y t'apm'in llufi nnJi SESS?"* ^ "" **“' ^ th«lr fumre ri-vation and 

u thoughtfully — drape liis eyes upon tho tire, his officers extended to their prisoners. km «r the oil pmrnrcd In lBSn. »«.• taken In from Inf. "“PI' 1 "';" 1 1 "''"k'' I""" rerently taken lu Mr. 

id for a moment there is a puuae; “ YVe are On Sunday, nbout noon tlie Cunstitiition nr- m t» <l*n- north, long la'.deg «e.t. The Olurr- If* mind on ihl* -nljeei. and the fuel i» belli .luiilllcnnt 


tower, and gate down with - vour hand again, with a firm grasp— looks at courtesy nnd kindness wns by (.'upturn Hull nnd 
U tut till death, upon the .r» u thoughtfully— drops his eyes upon tlie tiro, his officers extended to their prisoners. 

■e airfU nuaron of water. * D ? for a moment therein a puuae; “Wc are On Sunday, nbout noon, the Constitution nr- 


khr little shattered tower, and cate down with 
mntiona thet will lest till death, upon the 
d«p etotoeM of then awful meases of water. 

it is wM the plan lot e bad man to ponder ; It 
J« eat At attache re for foul thoughts or weak 
tnes. A nan is never batter than when he has 
the hwnhlsN nwtoef hlmrelf ; he is never so un- 
like the qdiii of evil, an when his pride is utterly 
You Unrer looking upon the stream 
of fsjlag suallgjit that plays across tho rapids, 
mad down Into the shadow, of the depths bdow, 
lit ap With thsir otoads of spray ; yet farther 

tkrir glowy •ttrfoM ; oad jrour dizzy eye fastens 
upon Um frail ceakWriteUe t heir stout oaranen 
dwindled lo piariw tkai dance like atoms I 
the vast rii ei- o r like your own weak 
itMbw^ostin whirl of Time. 

YeTth ongM .yowing brood in $hc view, seem 8 


a tear or two go stealing down her ohcek. 


quite alone, flow, uiy s boy !” 
It is a broken Home ! 


i • • I vution of Cnpttiin llimllng. of larg,* iiuiiiIht?* of whnh'f, in - nml imnortiint. 
1 Wns sent Oil snore in I deg.. nndAhut they wore Rtill pushing on north. 


prutwhting the bo.tt promise of thelr future eltiVatiou oud 
hupphiera. A ehnilge lm* recently ttikou place .in Mr. 
H.’h mind ou this subject, nml the fuel is both significant 


• i • a, lit , , - . vuiioii oi capiuin iiaruin 

rivoil in Boston luirlHir. 1 was sent on shore in | nt . 71 deg . nnd (hut th 

tlie boat,. Tlie harbor between thc ship nml win indicate whore these 


111 iimicnir wnoninwe “Ujllcsto ninnster." uretols, A ||,,._Tln' llnston Trenwriin *,.y» ilisl. (lor 
nked for unother season. All the whales taken by the . . , * / ■ - 

irut 4 ,KA- WCBC lu theie lilgli lntitudi-s. ' l-'Tmt. Ill III* admlnibl" Iwlum lM'f"r,' til,' Sli reanllW 

- Library Association In that city, related the following lih- 

(!anai. TiiBociiii Fi.ohida. — H esolutioi/s favorable to the Yidont. which i>ccum*d'duritig his residence in liOndon ju» 


wlmrvos was now covered with boats to learn the lookidtfiu- annthkr wiwon. All tlie whalm-taken by the 
Tiik Am-Tir Ksunixs.— Ur. Kano is nt present „cwa. To Gie first boat Hint we neared, we , »“«to*a, ; were la tbw. high tatltodre. 
lecturing in Baltimore ou this interesting sub- United, ‘The Constitution 1ms captured 'the 0 «»x TWh>c«h Fumi«».-B«otatloi<. fovemUb to the 
ject. In onc of theso lectures lie gave the ful- luerriere.’ Instantly the two men in the liont cnnutructlon of a snip t'aual thrmiidi'viiMM. ana vaUiu B 
lowing account of tile people who inhabit the *? ok ™ ‘“ oil ' ll ' lt » “'"l rioleiitly struck them on Congress to underUike the wttrk. have passed the 

° 41 I t ll«a witln lit tlm tinui iikiil vioimv /ilium, niw.iv 1 . .... ... . ... .... . . 


nolar renion around Baffin’s Bav • l !' C ,ido ?1 the V 0 '!!” rl81,1 8' K ,lv ® f 1 ' 001 ' “l 10 " lower l.nmch ,,f the Alabama I-efikdaUm.. The *ulje, t I, 

.“t, ?' ! , T , . , ' V '., „ , '.lieev. They lmileil other boats, and thus thc w „ rth „f ,„ lr heglriature 

The race of people who lulinbit the country air was rent ifctth cheors, nnd the victory passed 
Adjoining to Baffin's Bay niyl its tributaries are along till it reached the wharf, and then spread Du. Novr.-rThc 98th anniversary of the blrlh of tliiH 
so little known that any thing in relation to, like wild-fire all over the city and country. celebrated divine, wo* recently celebrated by bim*t'lf and 
them is caugl.t up with avidity. This arrival It is now nearly forty years since the ‘trails- nuuu rous'frlends nt his house in Franklin. 

'Aimishcs us with a si^lit oi some of their dis- iction of that day proved to the Americans that 

.inctive characteristics, in dress and otherwise. Uritish frigates were lipt invincible. Who can Tom Paixk'i Bihthoav.— A n omnum Kativrum of all sort* 

The dress of a married lady is coui|K»cd of a remember that day. without feeling a glow of " r P“>pl«, *nd. a* itappuaw, of toth wxen, mutln New 
I pair of abort seal skin pants, fur outside, cx- pride, that so early in the wnr, and in a manner York, on tlie evening of the :10th uit.. In eelebniis the onu- 


American Minister : 

lie received offielal notice from tlie iiuthorUies 


hob area or life ; you aet up your 
7 tor dutiee ; you build fanpee with 


lower branch t,f Ills Alftbsms U^trintuvr. The subject 1* " f ll "‘ eooiltle* of KliakiuU t bill an American wiik 

Wurthy of tho consideration of our own LegMiUun'. " 1 " u " , ’ 1 '. tl,, ' l r l*“ b,,r Hr » "« a* 

J . resented ns a hailor. halt pauper anti linlf rogue, who 

ti v *n. .own, ti.,, i twit, . r i, i ' wonl|l be velesml from eonflnenient upon condition thiit 

Dn. NoiT.-rTlu 98th minivenmry of tin birth of this hu would b«> taken In charge, nnd provided for by Mr Kv- 


celi lirated divine, wns recently celebrated by himself and 
nuuu rous'frlends at his house In Franklin. 

Tom 1*aink'i Bihthoav . — An omnum unllifi uni of all sort* 


erott. A reply was sent to the local authorities to send 
along the destitute American, though In- would be of lit- 
tle use.' in either of his capacities of pnitpeY or rogue ; still 
he eould lie aided ami sent home by the Amerlcnn Consul, 
as a distressed seaman. 

•• I was proud." salil Mr. Everett. A U\ Ui the medium of i 
relleiln'g the British Empire of , the burden of sup)iortlng 


Vond away tkey all go. tossing like ^ nAl * of ol a 
l waters to the deep gull, that gapes l 1 * 1 ? 011 *“ oovel 
leewwl Too sigh at your weakness ’ *,'*'! * 


cdwith a ‘jumpev, or a kind ol 
hood for thc head, and sleeves 


poathumoiis popu- 


Of heart, or of endeavor, and your sighs float T'v W ^° lc ’ , wi “' 1,10 «y e P ,llm ." f aphicefor 
out late the hreeae that rises ever from the shuck | h “ d 1 lind 1 .'? rm * , rhM«« is made of seal 

of the wa' " " " ‘ 


the head and arras. 


<Mr ^ the head and arms. This also i* made of Heal 

<d the waves and whirl sBiivTarowT skin, or deer skin, aud iu the warm weather is 
Heavto. "Vto" avow h^h pu^/.ai cle'neh ^ with a fancy colored cotton elotl, i.ack 

them with round uttoranos ; and your voioelike I f® co ^ e8t 

a sparrow’*, is caught up in thc roarof the fall, 18 rem , uv<H ' * “ cal , skl » w ' v< ' nll if- wltll0ut 
and thrown at you from thc cliffs, and die* away ,ur ' P 1 ^ f. lcad ; . T . h ? ' 

ia the aolema thunders rf nature. Great »“Y 1 «* 1 «‘J 18 d.stiimuis .oil by 
thoughts oflife come over you-of its work and " lade . "f r '! nc -'' 1? urcd W0 ,' ll,ln K' 
destiny— of its afoctions and do lie* « n ,l roll a llalf “>*hcs wide, sewd on e: 
downwrifl — like the Httm^toUic drep Jront of their panto, extending , k 

. « , . . r . lomrib ol lho„» 


In justice to Captain Dacrcs, I add, that there l * rllJ '' Among olher to.»t* w*« the following: 

"08 none of tlie boasting on liis imrl during the , l '"'"": , T Thr " a f h ^ luitueorr mao psrt.mk of the tr.-,- 

_,«• i i, . * i • i s -i * i ^ i of knowledge. Though driven from the gnrilen v 
. ction, which has to Inin iieen attributed, as lie Kmv . , hl . KH , n( . (1 knowledge enough to make u 
'•id imt know tlie slap, till Midshipman Hetid where liver she may be. 

announced her name and comma uder. To this tmwt a Mr*. litHa*. a Ft.iish indy/re«pomh 


in tlie l nlted. Slatex it** roguett mi 
have an incrcnNe of bin official dutle 


p.iupcrn. lie would 


lowledge. Though driven from the garden where It Dim.ou.i.v — The Komnn papers ray that a pi,.,,hecy of; 

, Hhe gained knowledge enough to make an Eden Maltiehy was lu/*t month dlscovercti.in the Vatican 


'at you from the cliffs, and dies away "“'• P^ c . ed , ia 8,cad : . T . h ? ,ln '* h uf an U1 >- 
— thunders of nature Great ! a** 1 ™® lidy fk distinguished hy a broad band, 
life come over you-of its work and I " ,ado °f fanc Y about two ami 

a italf inches wide, sewed on each side of tho 


The Litkhaky C a reek of Loris Nai’oekon.— 
Tlie notorious usurper, as is generally known, 
lias figured somewhat largely tis an author. He 
is a man of books, us well* as ticts. Wc will 


.» nail iuviiys ffiuc, KWtM UU Viltlll D|UI3 UI UIC ■ . -• /• I • , • 

front of their pants, ex tendiug nearly the wliolel " ,tlcc 801,10 * U8 . e o X P! 0l . tH H^.field pt letters, 

length of them. J I lie ' oro mounting ink high political liorse, at the 


irhere iWcr nhe may be. 

To thin tooet n Mr*. Itofi*. a Foli-.fi lady/rcnpomleil— and 
galUntiy for the m*x forbids any other, remark than the 
bore nnuouneement. 

Ni:w Have.— A bill totjharter a new bank at lluntsviUe. 
haa |uirfled the Alabama begifllature. 

I’aih -xThe Merara. Brown, of Brown'h ilotel. IVaHliing- 


bibrary of Home, which predict* that there ure only to | 
he nine Pope* after.tlie j'cur 1831. 

Konoaui. (’iianio:. — Mr. Blnckhuiii has withdrawn j 
IVoiu the Mimlcn (ha.) Herald. 

Tkmi'Khani'H Demox»tiiai ion.— The it nfpera nee peojilc 
of the State of New York, recently had a mounter pf-oe.ut- 
fliun at Allmny. A .petition lo the Lcglflulure to abolish 


at doubt ud dourer Othfir tiimiirhtH lun « th them. ~ l~uwc.ii nonw, Hi un 

and Stroncm like the oontinuin* rush “ A married woman can alsn be distinguished °, f 0‘S 18 ? r8 f,' PJlbUcation was 

come ovo^you, aad knit yourpurnoses tatedher lro ‘“ a “ lm >' lul ' r '« 1 one by the hair, wMch in R l Teri **- . H appeared in 

with tw/viiilll, ud Iioth esses is tied on the top of the head, and tlie At, that Unw, , Conatitutiou-'miikuig was 

tears, and then leap shatteral and broken ouds of that of the murried colored blue, and of ',H H' 0 1 »ge. »nd |<ouis Napoleon conld uotrc- 

’ 111 " nnm.rri^l vi.1 Thl. ii. n » *„ «'st tlie fancy of trying his hand. Ills pro’- 

Irem the very edge of your intent — into mists 


ton. have received’ $4600 for entertnining .Korauth and tiie rum traffic, cuiitaining betwoon two a ud lhree hundred 
Miite during their viffit to the Capital. ' thou*nud names i< to he presented. A women’s teiuper- 

"J , mice convention was held ut. Albany on tho 28th uit/ 


ends of that of the murried colored blue, and of 


intent — into mists 
I gleaming through 


The moan comes oat, and gleaming through 
the clouds, brawls its light fantastic bow upon 
th« wntera. Ton feel calmer os the night deep- 
am. The darkness softens you ; it hangs— like 
the poU that riutMwls yoar mother's corpse — 
low ud heavily to your heart. It helps your 
u,ww d gri ti, with muuo outward show.’ It 


■ bunu in liiuc, mm ui ■ , | i; .. , , ... , ... I 

the unmarried, red. This enables a gallant to s ‘ 8 ^ * ,l,,c y of trying his hand. His pvo* 

net thjs amiable, without danger of making ad- j- r, ' wni,nc j onsisted of L in versa] Suffrage, Two 
vinces to some one already married, and get- Kmperor as head of tlie Exeeu-.| 


i l ; ng u stray shot from An injured husband, ruu ■ , 

| l.oots are mode very neatly, slender, and well I ./J^ 0 . 


live, nnd Hereditary Transmission, sa'uctioned'' 
by the nooplc. “ Sueli a Goveriiment,” he main- 


nroportioned. The deer skins are dressed in a ( 
l“*autiful manner, simply by drying and ru fi- 
ling them on a smooth stone. A pair of slip- 


“ would be strong without despotism, free with- 
out anarchy, and independent without con- 
quest.” This work was afterwards regarded by 


low on! heavily te vour heart It IiaIim ‘vnnr •■’ng them on a smooth stone. A pair of slip- v, *» ,m8, *' ,rK waH IT •'’ ‘•a*'" ’ 4 u.umv.. mum. «u-- 

imwmgd mn* with^wnm*. -i y01 ir 1 -ers completes thc wardrobe of a lady in the Author as ail exaggerated, youthful effusion.*' nnunectl her lutpution of, increariug her family, and 1m* 

makes thefcartL A inmivrevpr H I i'^iuiiuaux country; them* nre made of deer next I»**<>Guotion, entitlcMl “Political and f-rbiildon her Mifijeet- to take the cu«t<.mary oath of allc- 

ing water-irourt so monv attend^* >lcin8 ’ ttnd ueni] y *Hmw 1 around the top with >Ul W*J r ( i!?„ B i der jf irtll 5' ® n Switzerland.” up- ginnee lothe 4 lr*t princ**.i« she •• hope* inprerauit that 

while rabbit’s fur. The clothing which was l . ?,i r<xl iu IHBSl. The bm» Guyerament gava nsiiou will, * «n very .homy,- Ji — 

Itorow-T^SSr ,Udf * muur,,er ' • nd 118 was made in a very tasfy and strong' ° f ,W '' Tin c, am uaretoaK 

Tu0ne *W. Cr rfX'Cr^“^ I» 1110 ve“r ,834 Louis K.poWn was ap- * * ***»««« -.to 8„ai„,,r 

yiTtod^dblririL ^y 3r _?| fe l U ” r,< ' ), f? Cri! ' The dresses of tlie males lire vdrv similar to that p ' in,t ' d t ' a P ,a ' , i uf Artillery, with tlie exercises •’" r,l, "" xl V" 1 ** 1 '^“""'"— i.r-’vl.lia that ootl,in K In 

^ ,d ^ op * it the married ladire with lira execution Hint ol which he had always been ,,«ite familiar .1 -limild i.. c,ia»tru"d Into an i, w ,rolnaliiu of any 

SZt I ey are loam a^ ra’ther Llvie7 C D an J T,1C »«* ^ ar 110 I 1111 ' 1181 '^ “ A Manual of Ar- i'lU-rf.-mncu la tho a„m v «le -ffiiir* af.fulrfl, any of th" 

^ bnA to tl ve brokto h«ne. Her Hmlae of , „?ou nd amo^ the- h% dm ,uf ' llo, '- v ” 'iefcribrng the details of the science in Uall " a — ,m**.-n the llmfe «t Bspra. 

** ffroeton*. bat It is not atler all, wallerea nrounii nrao ig uic r.s.pimiaur, „;i it« hvamdie* • wnuitivc* mi -JUth January, by a vote drill to 71 

"toil atoll* as yoor warm heart pines for. and faralah them with what foreign articles luut , . .. 


.iiiite during their viffit to the Capital, 

>Ya*mi*oton Moju'mkxt. — 1 The eontribalinn* to . the 
\Ya*hingtoa Monument during the month of January III It I FM li I 11 I 

amount to $1,045 13. Block* have been received from the ' Tnnrw' uAr f^ * 

State of Mlraitnlppi nnd from the city of New Bedford. JOHN BALL. 

. . -w • No, 50 (! nt vim: street, 

V* »»•««*", -*»*« n,il " " f . O'U Ilailro.,1 Is now j,,,, .."cdvrS III" l.Allll KST and IIK.«T a*. 

iravrmsl hy a locomotive, and tl"' layiag "f t|le track M , lj f |. r „j.,. r '„ (H , U ,. vl . r brought m 

onward is progressing rapidly. , liis city. 

T ". *41 “ ,: ' i "► 8 v*is. it i* stated Ihnt (Jaunt Isalsdla ori'Avjl milhKS. «i from 81 lo flo iii'v'nrhlu* styles 
i* ho delighted at lieeojiiiiig.a mother. Hint *he hn* an-' of binding. 

iiouueed her iutention ot, increasing her family, and ha* SMALL BIBLES', witli mid withoiu. reference*, of vel- 
f'lrbiddon her *iifijcet« t^Uike the cu*t<>mary oath of alle- vet binding*, gold Imiid* and ehi*p*. Turkey mbroepo. nu- 
giunee lo the flmpriacew. ■* she "hope* in pre*ent thut tlquc. eia*p* und luuid*. 


white rabbit’s fur. The clothiug which was r'Mtt in IWJ. The Swiss Guverument gave nation with a nun very abort ly." 

si, own us was made in a very tasty and strong' of “ ' ihilen !“ tukc " of a “' • T ..» f. .» !■.,«„«. -The hill Hath* unahny, 

•» ‘l- yoar 1834 Louis N.poWn was ap- d.„l,ra h,r and 

TUedresses of [lie males ure vdry similar to tlmt p ' in,t ' d ‘'“P 1 "' 11 ol Artillery, with tlie exercises •’" r,l, "" xl V" 1 ** l'ri*""‘o*->;“’vhh'a that nothing in 
I 11 uresTXTB qi Uit inuitb ure >er> Sltutinr W) Illttl . , , . , .* * ...... the uet *hould t*- etinttrued into an eimrobatiou of unv 


Ihafrffc, 


etray back to tlie broken Uonto il7r *7r,ii,.. :,f t'.ey are longer and ratlier heavier. Tlie Danes ; i' 1 "' aa l'“"‘»i ' -> uanuai o. ar- 

l»rtto«i«v«<y groekws. lmt it U not afte^alL “ , ' e l f ll f^ » rou » l1 . ‘“W ‘> 10 Koqnlmaux, ? J thc deta,,H of tl,e “ icnc0 in 

■■dbttBO* as Ttor warm bean lanes for and farniali them with what loreign articles ,,S „ , ... , . 

Tea dan after, you an walkiw toward the they may want, which are liniiiwl lo steels for . ^"poleonio Ideas was published in I8rf.i, 

add' h*2toli iith fodtoS their spears, and some few ornaments for. their «"«»f<l»en, to the affair of Strasburg, h s vey- 

stalled an before la the dav^fbovhuud then, i 1 "***, and coloring for their hair and ladies’ !' ! ° “ America, lus return to Europe, (lie dc- 

|.,«,to The seal seeks to ftitcish them with >’ lt08 relating to him between Switzerland and 

the nrkie, nth whichTwhen ^ri wu mtoesuture •‘most every thing they seem to retjuire-food, 1 r,ln “' anJ ll18 ;a«i>once in Lngland This 

. 

X ,1 flT 1 1 aV f II W l‘ f°t Ur Carevakyir rak (itximiEUK.-Thc following *' ", , l ioTe , rn " 1, ‘ m i 

m, tarifl thoaghto have flocked on jrou^ ^of the I «I*©tcI» ut tb# celebrated action bet ween the Con- 1 pcnec. ^ ^ "ith licedum anti 

wi tii which you a'itution aud the Goarrier re is copied from the Historical Frngmonts” was t lie first work 
S TLi ”. ° l r t of NewYork Kvening Post, to whicb paper it wus written during his iunuiUoiunent. Thisnp- 

SaAtt J -ct-Py” y° ur ?? lx on furniabod by u “ vulutsl correspondent ” • ' P'^rwl in 1K41. Its subject i* a c<»inpnri^m be- 

i run would tnret old / oorrespo.KlUit ,|, e French Devolution of 1830 and the 

y.. ’ ■‘T air, with which ilgHug lmcu an Arne, .can primmer on Imard Edgllsl, Itcvoliition of UW8. 

^Tt This tottT Mad » e ' | . ,a ‘vncrricre during the ftmious haltle hetweeh 1„ 184“ lie puldisl.cd “ Analysis ol tl.e Sugar 
^ W V“.» UU <w»» 111 th_at trtgsto and the Luiud State, fngato Con- O-.estion," a couv of .which was sent each 


A* you have bat with your 
over the tasks of the cloister 
> have flocked on you of the I 


W 01 !* ***!*' *** flsond er heart, with which you s'itution aud the Goarrierre is copied from tho 

•'-VorkKvralngPostu.whiei, ,'apait.was 
Jannty aaastaer with wfchflfyou would meet old f ‘ l, • ,U8ll <* , » . valued correspondent ” : 


r . • r J > • 81 '"•(»« «•' * Cwawivnas. — Mev. T. I,. Sklumr. 

— “ "TT i 11111 ftffalr of Hlroxbnrg, lus vey- w , lM . M of agv. died smldraly on 

Losses, and coloring for their hair and ladies’ "''“‘’/VT .’ r< ', tU !“ ‘° ’j’ 1 ' "‘. e dt '; of rim aah uit whlh • attending u lecture hy 

!“»ots. The seal seems to ftimish them with F “,*’ e Ww i between Switzerland and nwJtef.Mr.Kgglrateii.atMrBeeehw’sChuitSiJIrooklyn. 
simoet every thing they seem to ret|uire— food, lllLt '' Rni J 1,18 [esidonce in Lngland Hus m, daughter „b» •rved him lean forward, to take ofT hi* 

■do, Lino ..rat — n..t •• - ^ "to nlblK .„. sup,,, amt not .Urriog „m,. 

« f ^ ^ wmjxwe Ihe Hh( ^ )k him, wht .„ it WIU , di*cov«rea that he w.»* d«nd. 

“ * ut dhomUition ion toper nl Government Tll , „ „„ trv „ ..riSonniMteut. hut »,.« ,,a»tor 

mamtatngtto compatth.l.ty with treetlo.n and ,, „ d , ur , h f ,„. ihv,„h„, v . Marylaad. 

L .» liiut/Yi'i tul V ♦ »» . „ . w hence he removed to Brooklyn alM'iit a year ago. 


; umdihe 


air, with which I 


Kiiglisli Itcvqlution «f1(W8. 


very abort ly.” L'llKAF SOlltlOL BIBLES AND TESTAMENTS. oct4 If 

non Lit* — The hill appropriiiliiig leii'lhour BOOT ANL SHOE! STORE. 

Iie' relief and paraagfl home from Spain of The old and lavoritc aland, corner of t amp. Dupfiintier 
h-z prisoner* — provided that nothing in and 1'rytanin kirtad*. i* now well furnifhi-d with u aluduif 
■ construed Into an approfialiou of uny .^fioen and B<»ot* »>f every varfidy 

f doiii^.-tie affair* of I'ulu^liv any ol tlie Customer* a ml stranger* faithfplly -M.-rveU .with good 
lited Htutes — passed tlie llo^se of Jtepre- Bargain* and a’guod fit. from Mouduy tnorniiig until Sat ur- 
j senUitljres on 29th January, by it vote of 91 to'7J day tiigfit. 

— ~7 , , N. B — I'fiase reiuemfier that I do not open on Sunday. 

,„ . twvnas.-ltsv. 1. 1,. skinnrr. Jll( . „, t 

,a„. H4 year* ot sgr. d"'d rtodvaly "" f „ „ JOSBWI Sl'llll.l.iNti, 

ie 29th uit while attending u lecture by - _ ■ 

eston.at Mr. Beecher's t'fiurcfi. Brooklyn. fi’ 4> KH f J’KS. 

erved him lean forward, to take off hi* (• q y yj f ^ f> j q y j\j ('ll*] jV’V'.- 

ipposetl. ami not stirring for some time.. • _ _ Nm Vexu. 

h,-n ll was diwvrnd that hv wa* d»ad. i, ur< .| lllN „ „„y drscrijitll'n „f M KIK’llASlllSK on 
' a nathru ott’oi.ufftivut. hut waa puslor fr „ m idaator* and othvf*. vilfivr for 

many year*, la Fro, thing. Maryland, V.r-h or on , -rcdlt, embracing fry tomd*. I'lotbirig. Hard, 
vd to Ilrooklyii al*mt a year ago. _ „ ar0 |. 1biui ., c'arriagaa, Kuraltu'rv. Ma'vldm ry. I'lant'cnf 

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• I U'ntion of thr l.'niled States Senate the other day hy 
M r. Stockton, arc to consist of four first -class ocean steam- 


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Clopton A. Ewing. 

•luiiir-H K Saiinder* & Son. Mobi'-e Alubniuu * 
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f John-A.M'iiu-tonkl’o- 

Sa liford & Coley. .-. “77 

More A: ,1/v lies. . 

fi.MWs tVarinii A; (j. . 
r J. ,1.' Sykes A Co.. 

f. ' MeM alion At Pnirrall NiWJJlln ie. 

j S. 0. Nelson At Co.. s. 

Hen. J J. Ormond. Tuscaloosa. Alabama 
1 J. l\ Wldtsett. Gainesville. .. ■’ 

Sliii* Parsons. K*q.. lluntsTille. 

David Deslih-r. Tuseumhiu. 

.Win. Cooper. Kaq.. .. 

Siinpson.MeAlester At Oqffijorcncc 
James Irvine. Ksq.. 

William Kuox.'Moiitgoniery. 

C J Natlian Green. Winchester. Touneraec. 
lion E. II. foster. NtutllvUle. 

"Rieliard E Orue. Memphis. • 

Win. Garvin it Co.. Louisville. Kentucky 
- > — i l wi dy h D avies. < ’■ J 

! . NEW GltLE AN* ^AGENCY 

Of. TUB 

NASIIVII.U: MAIIINK. 1'IIIK INSI II AM'K. AMI LIFB 
• AMU Til, 'ST nitll-AS V 


■ighitt' the toll qrtoto«rto th«t your Louie ; » 

yarn ttuulder kw ktt /ou mxj mwt u, *u„, u t 
you «wc kmew. TUt flmt. koen grief of youtl, J 

«f «- mskr of JSSUiTit 

Im»— wall • (Ruutlto rnou— is.uiviwl witilin llie I 
amrrowett clMlw of the lieart. Ttiey only wlm c 
kobUtWW/to ilm iliuei'UioMt ixxxmmms cau *|>eak I I' 
OMKWlifltiOB- Years trill tuakc a chunge . an the 
VMpr grows iu fierce heat*, the bitlmiu<a* ol a 


outue in I tl» at frigate and tlie United Kuu-e frigate Con- 


stitutiou, i profMiec giving you un aoogunt ol 


Qnoation,” a copy of .which wua aunt to each 
member of both ChM&bera. , w 


In 1842.110 |iuliiisliwl “ Analysis ol the Sugar | -i.i,,,. i„ w ,h,« -Jm inu. ,n....ur, „f tto K ;"" , t/'" ,ll “' ral L ' h ' l '‘ ,l “" 

proved American clipper model with all the imftern iui- Rt.-v. John B MeFerrlu. Editor Nashville Adrocutr. Nash- 


it >■>- i ■‘■^^rw^efl ;• Extinction'of 

| mat die urmnadiy of ;! u ’ ZL.* ^^.i, „ lir at lww , oijKjribin,” iii which he waintaimitlic jwlicv of «t st John a. NcwftiundlaMd.oiithacoiuplctlonoftliufele- 

U aenaitue wau-teiuieby/vrithin the l left Ik^to.. in an American si, ... wl.^Lw!! agricultural colonial* h! I regions graph to tlmt ,mrt. from whencreKuro,. can ,.ew« could- be 


n ^ wwjka nr«viuua te the engagement Cf tablialiing agricultural coloniet-in 
e .an cm! 1 niklr^rot^^iioa^Av^ i ' 1 u Ueulti vated in reply Ui an uddrenu of seat to NewOrleaus in six dayn Mfler leavlug London. as 
j, o all" leif iu with Li ( n til uti ' ' a W •*- tl links from un niil working tuuti, Louis Nnpo- (ijls«y imnly 1 MT uillru. orflro nn I uli, .If 0 »j» running 
It • 1 I .1 I I >* "1 wiysi " An ex|inssion .,1 sympstliy on Uui. (toui Hi. John'. 

It ^^usockl. II! tho mummg whra tl . j.ari of ,h„ ,hm.|, le is a thousii,,,! times more 

' . i“ 1 " 80uv - ) ™- 1 n,e «“«•* yi'luulile to me' Ulan nil the offi'i.|l flatteries e.«,r«- ■ ».».a«»o.-Mr Whitiiiy. of.IttrUk. It»Un»U 


the «Mct books ef Spriuff. j*Jo»t in the odors ol I ri- ro hu»e to, to eunlile lior 


• tknttHOfl Mowers 
of 


; t be heart ae it gainu in I U' luoitution beared us, Captain lUcrha handed 


con.e up. As die w .kb U rc lavished 


till the ofii< it|) flatteries 


*, Pii'im lUii aoio— Mr Whitney, of Pacific Builroad 
celebrity. Ii a* recently aqnouuvcd. through the ^cwYork 


m, !*ut wine breadth, 
pebble into the Brook at its 


'»-'U urc luvislied on those ituioKor by- tlie par- “ourUy. . 1 “ tccratly sunouuora. tuiougu toe Aewiurk 
un» of eery Government. 1 sliiiil ulwsys J"urm* of ""UumTc. tlmt It Iff his loUiuUon i" uee«|ii 
sir in tlie Interest of tlie musses ,.l ilie nctinle. til, fftoffaStttffW Basulal teconstVurt the |,ro|Kisfd rosO 


Vlllt Tell If 

Editor New Orleans Christian Advocate, 

Messrs. J o, N el wni A: Uo„ New Orleans. 
Messrs. Cherry, Henderson k Co., New Orleans. 
Messr- Lowe. i'nt thou U Cor. .New Orleans • 
Mr Wm. Kekford. Mobile. Ala 
Messrs Weaver, .Miillin L Cji . JiwbUe, A lit 
Col. Jaim-H K. .Saunders, Mobile. Ajlf^ 

A. 0. Harris. Ksq.. Meuipliis, temi. 

W ll Cooke, Klyulau Fields. Texas 

W. B Johnston A: Bro,. Ceutreville. 1’nxas 

G. W. Priuee. Lilterty. Texas jy 


iff a Ittbbb. wh» tl 
r, aad jr«M afar 


roluMtt u>..i unL 1 1 . I ,r I i , overy Iiovernuieiit. 1 sunn atwayu 

ffSlvti “m m T T‘ U .'l Ht 111 ll,e Intereat of the maaaea of the petiple, Uie propoaittontef Bngalnd tocoi 

i,rile 1 . ll “ * 1 rig ute. W'.lob, ulUiougl! the source of nil rights ami of urraraths liriUsh ffortlou of-N, 

(f Ui7 Gui!riere U lt?i r r“ 1 ° i**®, u ‘ : , we “ lth - >“ without |s»titieul rights us well ns present OonarMf «b"«M 

u^ t TSIrt ^ ‘ 1 *“." ~r i 'n l * Ut W-tliout u secure i»miti', n ,-' \ / I denigU 


Z zSZtmki larribk* and the V ry BBo^Sle « ZL in “ i r W , C, V’ the aource of ull right* and of wro* P the British portloq of North America, unless our. 

JsStt ssS* ttxursxt: sat ■**•“ •*“/■ srr< *- 

igsx&ts&tttstt - 

widening, until they are l mt mi khe gentle, " uvnug fin u peaition, luring vliieli CunUiti s • •lil.-rv •« Iffilit'arv unrantM? ^ 1 ;i f ts,i,wl to ths| iuli. toll I'.tnit iifflJ" .UVusliIngton, 1, 
*W?*Br wp <* iia lift! " y -r-.-ul.i l.. me, Ito./roTUk she is Join,, “* ' W ^ «»- 

our I, at over your ryes, us /ou h strike wit ley t Arm*: ’’ 1 replied, “ I think, 01 the ueienee. "u UK tot hnlcn| detullt .^,»ly tw.nty y-sra '<.(■■ ll.in.t 

W tumlllar duer: the ysrd i« n l, lir." • • UeJdes these there is „ 1 1 . *l I«, JII" tl,|ite4«l I" sdnuolliv st III, e^i 11 lustre 

ghi le Inllihg fle-'iitlly, u lew .(t this moment. «wiiig a wYtyiti unttieltsii. .||v* nroduotluna 1 fatten. 1 1 * 11 .; ' t\~ J''**- - !'• •» -hit. vwsA-»tt..hy thseeuigu, luto. un.lih-; 
I, ,i.s ti . to isiiUu 1 . 9 H'o'luo li ofm l mBpis ull 1‘oil I in , I l-t i,i ' , U'.'j un . "I vt l.u»Uu*‘t tvliiiYi tti»‘l'' 1 li'd v "I'l-.i'nttiv 


ok baa beoome wid' ao effect, us the ueu ran higli. The Con - 
■ wWeuiug, aud »t tutiuu mudr uo reply, hut. ju, I mw. wus mu- 
in VOm, gentle, o uvnug for u poaiUon, luring which CupUitr 
» D .»re» uui'l to mc, “ Do yon think she is goto- 


ou drew foar hat over y-our eves, as /ou I to strike witl.out firing ; ” I replied, •' | think, 
: the tismiliur dear ; . the yard |e I ■to'y *d r " - 


ik luest'j Ike (MpJliar dear ; the yard le 
ui ■■ thi, flight Ik Inllibjt gltrtmily , u lew 


. tilts Utouunt. ureihg a ecvvtp l iutcei w» 


Jt'uruill ui i uuutii'iur, mat lb ..SU.UW...U k.. Uttr|ii X/fATIAMn yw*. urtTSIMWIO 

Uie proposition 'of Kngalnd to ponstYuet tile proposed road AixlxJ UAJ HBIQNE B 

orrn*s the British portion of North America, unless out" fiKLECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNO LADIES, 
present Congrcsf should eucourage him iu his original No. 6 I’ontalb* BalMlafo. 

desigu - i t n m s . ' i ■ 

For instruction in the Kugllsli'and French leau- 
WUliain Chauut-cy Laugdiin. wjpj hi s lately beeouie at- tfuagea. Klorutioih. Ancient and Modern History. 
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•It i-t'hi ^overffment jstrely tweiity years of ajj.e lie" first Over twelve years of ug«‘ ... 12 00 

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HtrWU Utttm mmm*t to «W*k I wwMMw at*Ut' . irWteWiUui WW* 


N- ap*.. by tfiei 


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f* 

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mental, moral and physical. The Institution Is furnahd 
with globe* : chemical, .phite.-ophicnl und ustromaiiei; 
appuni.u- ; fin jdauo* arc new, eleganL and of the ricbmt 
tone. The Sclusd i* offered to paleUtMai.d guardiawn. 
select retreat for the education of young ladle*. Tb 
liuildi.tgw were constructed expressly for a l.»dks' taya 
ary. and are new eomluodinu* and well to tht 

health and comfort -of pupil*. Thirty-live lM>Hrdu> ni 
lx- accommodated. * 

TERMS . FOR TEN MONTHS 

; MM-IUI.K IN .VJi.AX r. 

Board. Washing. Lights and Fuel...; jdsnj 

Tuition WUj 

Music on the Pianoforte w w 

Vocal Music. French. Drawing and l’aiuting. ext.*. 
J|Eaeh pupil will fpruinh her ls-dding. .tbWelk, \^\- oaj 
*tntio.u-ry, 

8 |xx*lal reference to Dr. L. P. Blackburn, the patron- d 
the M-liool. nud th<* i-ditor el the Concordia InUUigcnrtf 
SAMLUL W. Sl’EEU. i'rinciptl 
Ntttelier. Miss.. April 2. 1851. 

N B : — PsrenL* und guurdiau* wishiug lowcun- ptace- 
for th’e-ir children nnd -wards for the ncxttrnu. can do * > 0 
by addrt ssiug the Principal. 

The present 'Session will clpsin July 28, * ijd; 

»;.:o. cukvbuaxd. wm. clkvix^nii. ' a.’v. CI.MKUflP 
CLEVELAND. BROTHERS U CO.. 
Conunicsion Merchants 21 Commercial J'lngr. Nrv 4 0i- 
Iwfus. i t J 

. UICIIAKD NUUKNT k 00.' 

'<’ott<m Factors aud Commissiou Merchants. No. 51 1'nki 
Row. t 'uruudelet street. New OrlemiV. fe 6 

W It It i I IT. WILLIAMS^ CO 
' 'ou.mission Merchants. No, ti3 Gravier street. Nev Or- 
leans. ' fe t 

S. E. GUItMAN 4c CO. 

Importers. Wholesale and Retail doalers in Hats. l'*|«ui 
Straw (DhhI*. \<j. 3ti Magaiiiu- street, eorucr of Uraotf. 
New Orleans. 

A ‘general assortment of Panama. Can. peachy. Legion 
and Palm Leaf Hat*, at the lowest cash prices. cowtoaUj 
on baud. 

4»#*Mi(.iutaetory. 181 Water street New York. Irt 

1 -. »: a malaku. a. e. isMiirui' 

MALA III) 4c ARM18TKAD, 

Wholesale Denier* in Foreign, and Domestic Dry Guudi 
’ No. 70 Gravier street, between Mngmiuc nnd Canip-Nn 
Orleans. 

A full su pply of Plantation Goods. f« 8 * 

| Dll. GB KEN LEAF! 

'office — Jack-on street, between the Market-hoU’f ml 
Tel.oupitoulu* street. 

It esldenee— Corm-r of Jackno.. and Mngaiinc slmteL* 
fayelte. Bf* 

fva.-a ku.vi. j. fi.JWU 

C FLINT ^ JONES. 

Wholesale and Detail Dealer* in Cabinet Fun.llun.tto 
Feathers. Mo** and Hair .Maitreraes. CurlodltoU w 
Cloth. Varnish, etc. Nos. 40 und 48 Iteyul dnvt. N** 
.Grlenn* ' »pi 

CHITTENDEN k DAMHKON. 

Dealer* in CatjK-ti.ig, Oil Cloth* and HouwkW'pftf W" 
Good*. Nos. 20 Chartres street aud 27 t’ustomhou* 
Strci I . New Orleans. 

*. j, w a. un 1 . ^ J*nt» a**** 1 " 

A J WlllGllT 4c CO . • . 

Cotton Fn.-tors and .Commission and Forwarding 
el. nuts. No. 07 Gravier At reel; New Orlenus,/ . A*. 

It M. ELLI.B 4c CO., 

Commission Merchants. No. U7 Gruvk-r street. 
lean*.. - _ 

REGULAR DRY GOODS TRADE. 

JOSEPH II PAL.MKR t CO.. 

Importers and Wholesale Dealer* In j)ry Uooda, 
rll-eel. New Orleans. ^ r j^ - 

# 1 00,000 ' W OKTlI OF^ 

Fashionable Clothing, CLeutlemen’i Furni*^ 
ing Gooda, Ao., at Retail. 

) ALFRED ftl UN ROE if CO'S 

" One Price" Mniuu.olh Clothing «-»t«l*liehu»ent. N a 
ilngxxiuo street. New Orleuu*. 

UBNTLK.M K.N vi,ltl„K Vow Orlralii «r" n 
YiU U ti, clH itiitl «>x„ mini, mud, 1 1 ," lunf"*' ''“ a S"" ( ^ 
plete- assortment of .good* in the ubove llw * ouB 
tlio'Fouth. tJ 

We manufacture ull our Clothing ckpreMly Ji)r " U, / iuJ 
retail soles, ami it is with the jx-rfyot confidence »» 
abb- ir rg i vrsHlls Tacth.il, th 7 n^velrnTalI Wtmnr«7 ^ 
with u call to examine particularly m.rHtylri '® 1 
Hire, trjuimiugs.'4ce. j[ 

All goods sold by us are warranted in every 
niter tlu, purchase of auy article any el i * ku t i *f iir *' t* fn »drJ 
it will be elieerfully taken bfiek und the.un'uey te 
Our nltiect is to plnuut.our ei.dlo.uers, 
ai-MN.: I'UIl'K KOlt HUUIW-X" aihU "* 1 > 

• f" ti-ly ALKKBI) MI'Xh" t: ‘y„ 

a( Ni» IIH '*. 

The New Orleans Ohriatian 

1, ira„",l , kl_\. nt Two lli’Uiir, ,m,l . 8 , If "' •' ^ 
/" ,ut,.,.,i|,tl"ll tuk"ll l"r l">, than "l"' ( 

KTiU'l" sill, to uudcratiKKl a, wi-Wuit If tentto 0 
It is expre.-Gy -tnted oll.erVfise. L 

I'll" llimifn.t MIiiI.Ut, riiU l-rvwhrt" "I *0 
Episcopal Chureli, Houth, arc. nil of , *' iul 
agents op tin- New Orleans Christian Advoca- 
pay.|\e.»th may be inKde. ( u uUl»r |11 

All (-oiyiiiu.iieuiions. whether of Wlu«to* or (J 
puhllcat i>'ii unless remitting inoney or su " 
the tuiount "I ti n dollars, must lx- jMtst-|>« • ^ m9 \ 

So oldfunr/ notice will be inserted unte* 
witl.in two months of the death o( a || > 

Canimuiilc-atioits iiuist l»e address' d to l •' ^ 

Sdi Tn-luff. New Orleans (Uii 

tJoiuu.ui.ieatious iiivolring faet*. «•*' 
ui couuta of revivals, ri-ligirfu* piiwUniff. ° jjj r *. iif» r ' 

biographic*., etc . must Is- ineonipai.led * 

A I* w-M’iri't advert iseu.ent* will I" *^^' 1 ! 1 l, J t lnrfrt^‘'• j 
for which u»u*t Is- pte puid in order D» * Iwwlt*^" 
If Office No, M Orivier •freel'. uln'te !«* ' 

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w. ur 11 UMI. ) 4 of .llnhamn 'Cynfrrrnrr. 

VOL ME II. NUMBER 3. 

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NEW (HM.F.ANS, -SATllRDAV, 

FEBRUARY 21, 1852. 

' m 

WHOLE NUMBER, f>£ 


pjvit Revelation. 


1 ah truth I* from tlmeini»iti‘n»nl soum ; 
light Divine. 1* BgypL,Ly.M 
Prow irotu the strCfU holow. Mo.ru tnv . nl we 
Drink, when we ch' Vtf it. ».t 1 1 1 ‘ * fountain hcii.l 
To them it lloired nmh mingled in id .'defiled. •> 
With hurifti! error, rejudicc* tinffdiMMii.s. ^ 
IHn-ire of phllosojibA soniNed, 

iluHiiMv. Segcsn'lcr Hngns.stroyu ... 

In vaip to filler off :i irystkl »lr:\ujrlit - r 
l’urp from the lco.vwiich bilcn murli enhanced 
Tk? thirst tlit\t nluko*! t^and iiot Hcldom 'bred 
l&tolftfttion and dilimm wild. 

\nuin they pushed inquiry to the birth 
paring timo of t lie" world : asked Whence ts 
nn '■ * . 

Kir formed nt all : nudwheivf.<<‘* ••• '••• ; 

wwt.MU*. w Him ms Maker : witli wlmt rite.s 

Vlorr him • Wili lie hpnr, accept, aioTI'le.- • 
(irdocs he sit rtgiirdlcM of, his works • / 
||fi« man within him an iimmirtiil seed 
ilr-kHfth^toinJ). take all : if lie survive 

Uisnuhes, where ; and in \V)».\f 'Weal or wot , 
Knots worthy of. solution, which alone 
S Deity could solve. Their answers vague 
And flint random, fabulous find dark, flile^ 
left. tiiem ns dark themselves. Their rule* of 
Defective ahd unsiinetioned. proved too weak 
Ov, bind the roving tippet it e. and lead 
Biinil nature to a Uod not vyH revealed. 
Tifllcvelatloirsiitislies all doubt*.. 

EipUins all mysteries, except her own. 

And $<> illuminatcs-the patli_of life, 
flit took discover it. .and stray no more 
Knfteij me, dignified tend sapient sir. 

Nttoan of mor ft Is, nurtured in the shade* ' 

Of Acnilemus— is tliih false of true t 
L*i, hrint the ahleiAteaclier, or the schools • 

It Christ, then why resort at every turn 
TuAthous. or to jlomo; for wisdom short 
Of man’s occasions,, when in Him resido 
Vwe, Knowledge t’oinfoVt— an unfathomable 
.-tori' •' 

K 0 ft when Raul has served us with a text, 
Epictetus, l’lato, Tujly preached ! 

^ en *iat if now alive, would sit content 
^ Sble learners of a Saviour's worth, • 
French ^ ro ight Such was their love of 
trut. 

Their diir 0 f ^^ledge, and their caudor too! 


nu n \vofr bohliurr with Paris (*nmnmnioiiti*»iis i 
of, n *• ontriiry ton or. ThoV. tit ultholt* rcvnioe- • 
l i \ *• rtgoiits in Paris were thus playing u game. 

• it en.iHH -purposes . hud Lord Normunby. our 
Ambassador there, wloi seelilK to iiavp direct- 
ly or indirectly removed advices from Loth 
parlies, was placed,- between thorn in a situ- 
ation of unenviable perplexity 
- ’I'his.was a -‘tate of things' wliieli. of Course, 
coiild not bo si i Herod tr. continue*. A (•’nbinet , 
inerting was suddenly summoned. and Lord 
I ‘abuorstoii retired 

N’T hat w/i-^noW move fliftii the above (in- 
reference to this business is confined fp negti- 
i i v"i ■ ■ . It was not. weflre most positively as-' 

.-.tire 1 by the Tillies, either the i nil nonce oV the 
(})> ii< [ns" unpopnh*?. thrbiurlion< the Jt»*i t ». 1» 
.r.ippiro ys Palmerston was popular,) . or the 

■"polled the Foreign Secretary to resign, Rrit- 
a in is thankful to lie assured of this, for it 
would hover be endured that Palmerston 
shpijUrlie a sui’ritive. either t<* th** private an- 
niniosity.of the nurd i disliked (irey-dan. or 
to tl»»* political animosity of'fbe bated An*. 
triiMi’Wospatisin. 4 

I ’aid f Jranvillc. who, a ygeends Lord-Phliner- 
ston lias so high a reputation' not only in 
Britain. but througjmut Kuropc, that tlmtafW 
"f the l atte r n olden lan-Vft^s fibjUui^FrflT^ 
Unfit' otherwise it wm^l been. Still 

tin retirement of Lord Pain njrstbii (and with 
him of his l’n(|t»r-Seeretjiry. ) \as Viven such 
a slioek to tin* ( abiubtr so disloeute.j its part if, 
ind perplexed its relations. th;a°many look 
lor t lie? eventual, resignation of the W hig min- 
istn. Ily the bye. talking of ministerial ap- 
pointments, KtirJ (rranville held seventl ap- 
pointments. now of course vacant, and how 
to till up 'those, and the buder-Secretaryship. 
is.tipw the problem. Lord dolin. it is thought, 
will look to the IVolitos. * - 

I noticed- ifi your journal for Nov v 2D. n 
paragraph so curiously incorrect, that I take 


ways yielded to the ’most pressiitg and "least to I renidi allairs, what is to be 


scrupulou s, plaeed hi m first in i-«»nt rad 'n*tr «»n Louis , N a poleon", or" A^upoleo ti Louis, a* Ibi' I o"n a nd u intrse 


wake, then mv exisieiice i-a m\ *t . rv. 


with liiniHolf, tvUcl t min involved him aim it 
may ho said also, the other Miniders in an 
inconsistent* ^policy. imdTmallv led him r.tfie 
self-willed and arbitrary measures, \whidi ac- 


¥. Imw j- 'jti All ! il’.tlim.lic id ivjiy jliil' tlir’i Ircnl l> 


DiHr.Tilliin 'Vim... " honiimi uiul t 

* hut. wild no Ion r i 

• L ““ u ‘ .-Jiia n ■. n . «. , r i n l t ii. i ji n .i M ; eo m p ow w * » l f Ji i im l j 

1 b»W •little are we impressed with the revb- brr* Hnliilmn i 


in an him . If in xirtue of his hoingt! Must sciotV known cuse , ‘ /* . . „ , " ,v w, ‘ """ "y 

*" ,fu '. l "' l.-x l.miil.y. In- li.'. n .iiislnil.-l (,l | i •, ,r „ , ,,.3 ' , v |, v j,'„. 11 |. 1 „ l ' w iO,i„ m.wl.. ! H "" W " W y 1 1 ll.. 'o>pr'k*b.., l '.. 

Notre l.ltihic'm wlmt 1 President is i;erlain, 


eeli-rjili’d the fall of -flic Ihfttlivany Mini-try l,V not the rightnaipe by whii; 

It is unueei'ssary to charge a man with more dignity, but -ns yet no oil uV lifts been invent, - 
failings- and .^d lies than he bus been gijiljty of. ed I he eercniony on ^lew A ear’s. Lay Watit- 
Kossuili has already enough to answer for be- ed nothing .lad flu*; crown to ii 


'TT' 3 ; vl ' v il ”- 1,1 "" 1 " :ill,i " • w, i„ 

-"• ur,l, :"< »" KSMil nnl.v tlr.it tl..-v j „r In;. |,: a ,.|, h i„ K „ 1 1„. ,, rn,|„™t . “ , 

""!• "• 1 1..', !■" "'I'M. -.s 'il ilis„|. |- . ||, I IIh, it! I|„, s ,. i'"iilimi"i,K 

point incut .. plieutinii •.r’a i 

\ . . 1 1 i < ir \ k.\r i i.imum ui iu:t>.« lV \'wis<; nmu/ ' Neveftli#h*Hs 9 • ■ 

' - I.h; -Hie. "1 'll" I.lnl iiii-Um-'ViI » \.,r l '|, M ,i 1 m ,vlm enwin „ i l»»li-.M I" *l.l«li ... 

.I". , .;. | m 1 ;,l,t«" v .„,„i; i| l , riim.l witlimit IV, il, |!r,,v insl, 1 „|- whins' I|„. w ,In|„,„... \,„ i-!;"", " 

1" , :' " VlniM iu'll.* -wy.i.-l, -.11,- 

! ,,,s Ul '"" 't".' 1 ' 1 "-' }* Out hvisl inn ,vl,„ u ill ,.f lr,|,. -I' « « 

is not. hopeless, nor (earless ; lie canpot e.vtiti- wisth.ni / ' , Jle u ul (viritahh ) 


hire tlm tribunal of public ‘opinion respe, ting tlnTn royal, an imperial cifrnntftidti. Tli«’Ait- 
bis poljtieal condilct, what wjis unquestiona- tocrat. Imvingbeen instulle«L>vbere the rulers 


, , . , , - , ••■■•I. "i t in ,i i • 1 1 1 mi • i . 1 1 1 ' i _ i n ,> 1 1 

I nothing Jail the; crown to ntake^it a more , ... . . - , . , . 

, . , . .... .. ,d‘ n i| mediUitioii.s ol, tlu' mind without both 

ran royal, ttn tiuperml cnTntuft mu. I lie An- , . . : . . . .. 

; . 1 . . . Ill t e.|. or trust m the peAehitmns wbieh lie 


bly the main cause of the. ruin and downfall i of.l'ranee have ever been crowned, preceded 


"i ri'ninn 1 nave ever oeen erowneo. lu-ocooeo • , , , . . . . .1, 

.... . , , ■ . ... .. i* lint. Iio peless. nor learless , hecanpot exim- * wisdoin / ' J i> 1 mil ( luritabh j 

i.r l"H.C(,imtry. ", "m • !„rf . „l Oh; I ii.l.'r,,^ H,v ^.i, , f lt . >( . .1,.... , :1)1 , , % l„, II- ,i, u whoolwork IT 

■Deficient in the knowledge ol men and splendidseat oT 1‘rencb royall y. \ndsoonhc ,• , T \\ Ii" sceni:' Llic Trill c-njl utlav. ii reunion, of prncti* ■ n 

,1 • • • ... • , * ’ . i , Inani ‘> • *" s s,, ‘d cannot be couhned fin the l-.r'J-.v Mini «•.. nu.it M ..f hnv in miWia! 

things, in the steadfast bearing, eool plug-- is about- to issue a new coinage thou ring In* i:..,;, r ' . . . 1 w 

, , • • , ... ' , ... .... , ' , . . ,,l, * , ts ol its- clayc v tabernacle, or e\eii to h It imh rived not from the learif- them with chwcil dm. i . ml 

meat, and comprehensive mind ol a states'- «»>vn ofltgv W luit are these but rovul fining*? .• , • X.: ...... , . , . •' Il,M -i.ot uirt ntinii lii'^Wttlinii- 

niiin. nn,! wi.lnmt ,l„. Hrm !h ,„.1 ..fun.I.-r: Alii, nii.no h" a ImMuoivnl.s,,- "u V h ?* T' “T h U ^ 11 " "g i 

w.tiwg at j^mglit ni l -"ini'l cniciilntioi, Vrliirij lijtf MmiiW e.v,' r : Wjm \vi,.|.l,l ftjW 0,?- , r! Jj.fj Sj ""T f V" 

I„- afi-l tin, jni-r tuliir „l li'riiinv. i,i B; ,mo!" not; 'Xoljrlnil ^ , v . I i u i I U ^ fn ' hpv ' 

fate ql the nation Jn tlm cast of u die ; on* Nuph\s finds its «wvn tvraunv far, out lotie. find .1 •, p .onH.uV 1 , , r 1 M ‘ I 1 

countering danger with lmtr-bratned tomerl* the Nhftjtolltmt despot.' and hithertt without |1V {* , ;• . ... nr/imr. namely, m 

, -• , ?. . . . .. .. . , • . .. . . . .. ,0 * an existence paralleled with that ol its 1 ni ,L 

ty wlmn dtsliint. 1. ut shrinking Irotn it when a com poet on hrs 11 had emmetiee.' ms said to Ir ; 4 .w l 1 % 1 ■ «, - » »> , - , 1 ‘ , 1 K 111 hn ti iiilcniy 

, - : . . ^ . , 1 . iinonginfftetl Author, and dlmros a bliss winch ,l nfl * 1 , 11M ,t * 1 ... 


bdtigd^iujxtigi’u icutaU^uiipau f 
efiicietitly from his Spirit. 11 

It- ' nrlh'nir, immelv, iii..it\ qllyeot un<l ef- 


hotinnsj and 1 m i d nuvlllarh^ of htb hlonv, 

hut. who TIO loti; r bo III 11 'eoiincil, 

rt’tnpiwrrd uf jrnn 1 ij re-^irrrT^rtlleTnnmtTClTfTiliTrl- — 
hn i Hiiliitain 1 l v nbstiK le to th« specml 
influence of, t, . b . , f il o Htnfe. a Poancll, 
tin 1 ekprensinn ol 1 f...l < uuimiting from the 

• •hnuitier*. mi.l 1 ;; ihjii 'very reason /OJLpoMtl to 
Ireipient chiiii.< wliu !. .leiiilci' iinj.ioftHible a 
Continuous jMih. , ^uitr ), or t lie ii|o 

plieutiou i.f^n 1 .,.,a 

NeTerthelcHs 9 < • . • rt.on to the loftinesn of 
post ion in wliicll n 0 , , biecii, and in-propor- 
t" j»«s . ipdopemfi „ 'I,, the M.iJldeftre 

that, (he people pi . .. 1 j M },j u rinWl of 

etilightene<l nnd em , 1 . . ' coUnH«J. Hein e 
erention of a r. . ,iV, for the luture 

Jii . il (viritahh j ■ ■. 'ti« governmont, 
tie nr.a wheelwork oi-> TV. » org-ihiTnlien - 
uennion. of prnotb i,- .niting project^ 

ol hiw in Hfiecial n . a > 1 lien dine ussing 

them with plosojl dooi. ^ ml v .nut oriitoricul • 
ostiuftntimr, ill genernl ~rir ; t !* , next, |>reBent 
ingthem to the ftocep’iation^ i • >ho legmlMive 

llO'ly, r • • 

: ! yv .^ to 0 ^ ,rhTn0T lV { VSiL , , 

m i L h iilVj vwTimjfiT ^ , |ind eu^i^iTn^rM* pro- 


neat* , elated and - overbearing in prosperity, hnv 
but utterly prostrate in adversity : wauling Win 
the strength and intrepidity of character that of 


gress.- _ P ;_••• 

i its object and ef- Now, wTi.fi t will bo tho control excrclsHl over • 

■v ill 1)4, tl, H,rr„w. Ill" AwmhllM ’ ' 

; ■ ' . .. A dinmhpr whtoh. Itenrs the title M The - 


1 . nw • unorigitifUrd Autlmf. aiuldl-siresti bliss which .. ; ' .. .. A chnrnher wlnoh. bears tho title et Tho 

Hmilwl.u- Hiiiili*. ,.r Inert, |,U ' .taljylhction. lltlt)lil w „ „ ,• ui( „ r | 10nv ,.„l y A ' " ,1 "" 1 t0,l V ,m "! iLl " 11 ' of j UpUliveJMyr vo.rMlm lnwHnn.ltlieiaiM. 

Iio obtninnl infoi'mntinn ol' tl." .loinfif . • ' , J ll " . l, " n K" ' It ft pl*eM hjr uiiivpri.nl nulTrn^ wllhimt (tin 

nr I’itrisirin i||& '' ' &t ""' - T,„. -Tl,, wlno ! ^ W 


nij>.fun* cun he^tow: 


ahinq commands homage and ohedieiitu 1 from trious men imprisomul -without cliftrge..nnd Smcly 110 nian can believe, without doubt man * heart is - eniightrtacd ,l>y tlm Spyc'jL ra- 
iit ln'i’s .^ “wiiiled ie siilferud hiknself to )te nnnlc released (some of tho rn) without o^plitnAtitiu or M ,,( stioiiing, that 1111 agent ol suoli lotty new< d l»y grace, and made 11 temple tor .lelid* 
f!Ti^,rof>ery intriguer he 'came in eon- nr ajtology ; hundreds of meaner victims seized espila.tionH utul vast cupiihilitieH as i/’tlie Ini- vuh It discerim ^ '* 


net t un with; piistaking his inunifold accotn- end depc»rti*d* at the more will of the Auto- 
])lishinents4ind natural geniu* fur an’aptituilc oral, without warning given, or uecuiint Tmi« 


man rfnul, was. oyly made to. Jive and hopo n 7 
leverisli liuur. and lin n sink into the similes t i oll 


tti goveVli ji country in tinu ; s(d' troulilt*: tpid dhreil Jo any *. 'tltmtsands of unofleivding oiti- 1 ,, nia ^ uhniltilation It can not Im.tlmt hlifp, m.watcli. in tlm. night,, a liand-iimulth, j 'Witf of Jhc dviilK)iationt} which js tg 

setting, in tlic-flights of fancy, no IuiuiuIh to zcUsafid^traiTgcrs shot down, ti) strike a jmnic • * It « .-ill «Ar and i> us nothing before ( ind ,^l..nu 'tin* nution ..I it* uffuir* i* m> longer, »n 

tl," wnpi. nl'-liiv amliitlnn, K.wsutll tim'rip,l inti, .tlu. liuui-t nf'ivll ,i|,|„witi,iit . tlu-MMircthe Sitr.*ly tli'.* s.,ul i- us ImuiortiiUiH its Sire. miJ 7'. r r,im^es finit: • T|„. ,,l' imTuii ! f7 r " 1 "*}'. "'"".'I".,"' ", tl," i-nrly spirit of pncli 

uwav. the nation into a cuursc Ol the most im- deeds by wbieh Louis Napoleon lias outdone shall .never die. This life, is" too brief and ehhn'ges. Wlmt rhiingesin kingdoins, cliurch- | antler tho ^ i r v('i\'hi nee of * the * V vefiidp n t ^ th a 


Tin: hrs. ,|,M, NATION boss, issn. -The wise 7XV Wr f?' Tile people 

. r . ' .. . , , . ...... chil#ing eiicli-ciindjUftto singly, enn the rnoro , 

Itn. heart is enhglitcTH'd ,by the SpytjL ro- misily.n|.|.re« ii»te his merit , 

\\ « d l»y grace, and made a temple for .lelm- The ohignber is Composed of about 200 mem 
b. It* discerns’ hers -u first guurimtee of the enlnme*.* of Its 

’ r ^ '■ m hdiheriitionH, lor often it Itns been Heen thni 

/ stnjtii'cy of f line . I low rapid it iu0- m iiHsemhlieH. the mobility and ardor of passions 

ill t Mir life is compared I" a,*uipor, a swift . uu,rw 'nth m propurlion t« the munlier ofAnein- 

;r,'. ,u w, i„ tl,,. : .liKlU,. a ^ „ n .„,„ |1 nf4 ,,,, . ,| vU | M ,r,.,. w l,i,.|, J, 

id as nothltlg before (owl. j ri iwlor,n tfie niition.of. its ufTnirs is no longer, mb 

/. m tin iji's nt ■ Utf- ■. Tl,,' 111,',' "f Koum ‘ ,,l".n.'n,iP.| "I Hip party upirlt.of pncli 


|n ill I i.’ •tm'iisurcs. anil " r r;,s]^‘i 1 tliu hi^li.-st. Austrian l-ltln, slt'il an, l unucrtipul"Wi ty- transitory a saunt. tn tnplisli nur ondu, or ps, i‘,,,nili,'s. anti indivitlnuls ! Many show tiir 
1"’” "f i it tl," ronlm l,y .Uubions nmans : i,,,b raoy ao,l "oliiisci iS'capolihin iniatoy ■ A.lyan- Kl^np Muvnipasnr,* ,,J' ,,nr' ltopps Thft itowl. raviprott t ,f‘ ' tiin*. in lltoir silvurv looits pod I'nr- 

vvlo'ii.scart'i'ly m possession of it siitl'i-risl it.io wliil,;. tl, nKrafulations of Austria : an ("o' tl,,' lirij'litest of atl.'tli," creatiuns of Diviititv. ro\vt«l clip, 'Its. 

I,p un-stcl from liis liantls l,y tin- iimn otlomi "ip-apli lottor -fas it is said. ) of itpprmal nit, l if tint a ipnrk of .Divinity itself, whs doubtl'i'W '.7 he mmrtainUj uj hmv. How mmiv arc 

lie l,„,J ItintM'lf most injudiciously raised to thunks from the Czar, whose ininislor in IV- intidc fora morc.Ptfallcd dest'inv tlmtlliepov- hurried into eternitv. Smut are reniimlp.l lev 

lii'.rl, dinti.m r. ...i. i.i .1. i. . .... ...I * i i.t : i. . «• .. ..... . J ' ... 'r 


ciitiiige*. l\ ••liangesm king'loms, Cliurcll* under the .surveilhmee uf the Vreuhlent of the 
i'h, families, and individuals 1 Many show the r ihfimher, will alone be authorized. ' 

rnva tph of tiinp it, thnir silve'rv locks i,ml Ihr- I . T, "‘ '“"ty l> < yly .liscusHo, the laws-* 

... • I idojits or rejects them — hut does iiftt.mtrodure 

ro "ed chei'ks. i ,| l0M0 unforeseen amend me uUr which often Ue*v 

' . Tin r uvr.ntiwihi of time How ttumy ari 1 n'ltge the whole economy of a system, and tho 


high station, and against wlnnn. although ho ris is reported to have been the President.'* 
had received "repeated warnings, a* well as friend alid co\iti8ellor in tlfe coup Hi main, ami 


- tpade lor a no, re .ex, ill,-, I destiny that'll, intrr.ed in", eternity. N„ae are mounded l,y ' 

* erty ot-eartli or the’ brevity of life can fulfill, the inroad* ol disease ; hut deutlt does not a|- mentarv initiative which wnsthe source of. such 


. _ .pw«, o .vw M j..p w» yn - v MU4 „ . „ w .vr,^ »v grave abuse, nnd which pcrmitt<sl every deputy 

proofs. Of his' tvPaelipry and wort lilpsstihss. ho certainly hastened .at tin- very oarUest hour RevPlation tettohes that death only ushers the m rahe „/ „nie. Spo its value from its t 

. ever , larpd openly a, ,d h, , hi yt,,propppd-l.,y posstbe, to tender htsdffieml tonlts and e,un- 90 ul into u-world of grand and oternalrealities, eonueetiou with futurity, nnd the end for e4r wsmdled ,.r ^shallow V 3 


nian As to iilj muc.,.rs A this mi t uly* the 
lending journal, howeycr f i;«'iyms ‘hy its in- 
foriimtion, is. wlien.positiv almost infuHible. 
Otherwise-tin* aiinuiim'iMiu t would liuvo been 


it might lmve appeared, itvus. iiotwithstand- 
ing. precisely true It cikoipience of inter-” 
nal diwgrcl'inents. tlu* CTtuet had ibiiml it 
necessary for Lord Tnl inclton to resign. 


minisUTM, and even in Is rfflicial cliur.acter. 
htlposwwcd the contiileh? of the great bulk of 
tW nation, whilst those 'ho did not trust him 
could not help udiniriniuml liking him. Tlm 
aristocrats he charmed »y his elegance, suu- 


consmative moderutin « »f his views on points 
,J f honto politics ; the lore advanced liberals, 
on the other hand, nplauded his manifestos 
aguinst furcign despoisms. his remonstrances 
with Austria and Nodes, Ids jealous watch-, 
fulness of the ihtsshn Autocrat, his friendly 
helinriur towards Kosutli. Whilst all class- 


ed never-fuiling’geitletnanly courtesy of his ! 
manners, his putriotsm — for whatever may j 
have boon his fuulUor liis errors, lie was ai- 


^ -ible learners of a Swriour*.*} worth , • this opportunity, Of *upply'ing authentic in- | 

Preach ra ight Such was their love of formation. Frederick Peel, the second son (l | 

. trut ; believe.) of the lute Sir Robert Peel, is a 

hur * nr 0 f knowledge, nnd their candor too ! young man of great ability and promise. Ho 

- - :n s- is not yet. twenty-eight years of age, neith- , 

LONDO CORRESPONDENCE. (, t‘ iv Jie nifttibcr for Tnmworth -The chh^t \ 

Hon. the present Sir K Peel, is now, l believe, ( 

osnos. Jam'ahv s. 1S.V2. twenty-nine years of age, and i* member for , 

Muo«> my last U ( , r t0 y l(ll t | u . Kuropean laniwortb. in his father's place, lb* has ( 
plot 1ms tiiiokened. becit u gay, 'and. is still a hot-headed anil \ 

Never did a minis,- . im , ( , ort ..- m , v n<l V»tber course young nuin. but is by noipeaiw f 
period of liwloiig mi.stofiii circVr did I or. I <' f * a,allt y “eisn fluent Jtml-rsVther , 

"® ".tavap,.»k ; .r. I'c !. the rcc.-ni- , 

in tte Han this very t'' „pp, lintel I „,lcr N-cratiit-y.-ia not ,„„l ,„V , 

pul, lie was- wl0lul(1(i ,|.o^ () „. - "T Im»» o Kmlicnl. lint l,„tl, bft|V,r,Mi(i,\ , 

in thvTiuwti rcjt^vuv... , . , since his lather's death lias, sat and voted , 

,ls to iiij .,mc... r s ,t this initnVc* lltvi ^ ,1," , „,s.. rvll t i vo« the Kree-Tni.lc C’.m- ' 
kjing journal, liowuyvr' (coyms ;l,y m- , „|„. r , 1 the lVclilcs. ,in- 

foriimtiim, in. wlmt, p,«ith. ulmost ml, ,11,1,1c. tl ;», i„ (s ,V,«| M ..| men na Sir .1,,,,,,-a 

Otnerw,HL--tlii-Hi,noui,ctM„,it wouhl l,uv„ I, col, ,. r;i||Hm ; Ml . (ln , p) Kart of 

.tonor rejected mcrcdilc. lucre, hide „m , ■ v..,,,, t| „. ,, ,, ukl . v( 

,1 m,gl,tlmv„ appeared,, tv, m. notwohstand- N ,. lvc , utI ,, ) Mr (lir ,u V cU. tin- U„tc.l l.ord 

ing. nmasoly true 1 1 ct^cqiiencc ot inter- 0 , 

" •• J . 1 rnmets Lgerton (now. in tin* mipor house'as 1 

nal uiwercl'im *tits. tin* Ciimet had iouml it c t 

” » . •Karl ol Kllesmcre,) ccc. N. nearly. liiim*v»?r, 

neceaary for l.„rd I ahuctnn ", rcs.g,, tlll , . 1 ,, 1 , itiuu | „cCd „f the l>e„litc party 

II, it l'alnivrst,,,,. was p,rcat hivorifc at, ,nximatc ">, that of the no, derate Wings, 
hmie.thero.eaii Im, on d.iht: personally ha w |,,, coustifntc olir prcsc,,t go^'ranicnl'. that 
MW incomparably tin, nut popular ol all tho , mlst personal feelings, hahiu. and 

umhlrrs, and even in Is official character. dlectinns, that keep them still apart, than 
MpoBscsscdtheeanfiiltuiMif tile great hulk of u , )v impm . tlin , ,liftereh'ee "f ^.liticl.l opinion. 

Ike nution, whilst those 'Iio did not trust him , ' ... 

, * . . .... . Kossuth s lute colleagues m ofhee. Prince 

wuffnot help admirmciind liking linn. I Im .. . ■ . ... ... . 

, 1 . , .. . n Lsn rlui/.y -und A mint Loins patthyuny, have 

wstQoratfi he charmed »y liis eleganee, sun- . v ( . 4 v , 

.. . during the last lew. weeks addressed tin* pub- 

nty uitil cyint. as w»*|his conciliated by the . ... . .... . 

, ...... * . lie on the athurs ol Hungary and the merits 

C"nscrnitive m(Kle.rutin«d Ins views on itoints .... . „ , . ‘ i- , . 

(1 fi, .... . , . ../ . ol Kossuth noth agree that hos-uth s ino- 

w Homo politics ; the tore advanced liberals, ... ... ' , , 4 , 

, , , , ... ‘ bib: y ol character, and the extremes ttfwluoH 

tn ttie other liiuid. nplauded In* nmmlestos . 4l 

t(Wl * . o . 1 .- . he pushed Ins views and purposes, were the 

“piitiKt Inroign despoisms. his reinonstraiu*es •. .. . . . 1 ' . 

-j,i, A i !, , it ■ i , occasion ot Ins country s ruin. < >n these mut- 

witii Austria nml Nodes, Ins lealous watch-. ... , , . . 

fninr.ua a i n • v . ' , . tei's Imttlmvany lins ii paramount elaim to btt 

minew of, the Hussun Autocrat. Ins friendly . . .. • . 

U» r * . , . .. ...,..*, .. . • heard. Me uml his brother have lor years, 

wiinviur towards kosutli.- Whilst nil data* . , , , . , 

pg nnnlft n ii i i • .. r- ii- ii* 7'"' » uwuc intniiii. Ijeen 1 1 io noblest names 

could not hut. admre the (rank kindliness r - . . • . 

and i.r.,-«- r • c , , ,. . . auioiigest I lungarian patriots and statesmen. 

»na never-fulling geitlemanly courtesy of his I .... " , .1 * i ‘.. , 

monno-u 1 .: ; v .. * ., 4 ‘ ill' *V have been throughout iligmtieil. consis- 

nann rs. Ins patriotsm -for whatever may 1 . 0 • * . 

havp h/»ftn i,L f 1 . 1 . , i tent, disinterested. I hey have never stooped 

"“'t noon Ins luultfor Ins errors, he was al- I . , , ' 

true.,,, his duractcr ,m an Knglishnum j u'^", ”, ? 

"* “ » Kritisl, Mnistcr ami his eminent ! ' !'7 lmvP '''".T' *" "' nr . ^ 
tact nnil *,, v , . . wiiliacoiistantbraNcrvamlun.wavermglo t- 

wtl una ability usa ^Parliamentary debater . . *, .. .. h , 

HndorntAw w.i jii- * . * 1 mess superior to the .bearing, ol Kossuth. 

»uu orator. With dl his popularity, however, .... *. . . r .1 . r 1 

ltd notwithstanding his riire npil k "T' <*."'* “ r,s °! 

“Mwial'acquironenu nn,l jvhilities. i.or,l Omugli possess, ng the ehspieneo 

bilincrvtdii 1 1 , . . Winch might have served such occupation ; 

“uiiprston hns been compelled to quit office. . . . • . * 

'pi ( ... 1 1 I hut they posses* their nations uimltcretl yono- 

«,!_! >i«i< «.ity I, ns nnt arisen Ir, , 1,1 laihl'n, 1 , Ui | lin . am j )'l, e lustre of their lama 

dm.. . ", *""V' ' ■' " lust *" IV0 i"’’' I shines witli purest ray serene." ..What then 

t Ml ,,l|n 1 i‘v rundition and .requiru- , s,ns-Uuttl,vauv VJ' Rwstltlr." I.ipmtc a jiarV 
inten, / ","T f ° rc,(! ." H Ui< ' s ’ " r IVu "' K ‘"“" „f his j, pigment, he it remeniherd. i„,t „f a 
ll,(»cn " l i""* "T *""" *"’0' "r-'.lc-p, It s minion, lg,t of a ui,hh-l Tung, trim, pa- 

c«uhs luauivinncti,,,, ' ni.'i ■ ■ 1 

>»t l.„rd I ulmerstnu. much as he lms been ■ A, 1,1 in asserting that, with the exe'eption 
difie* IU T* u * ^ llln "' * s vfvwed with - very j <tf a" eon te|„ ptlble liictinn. if was. at the e,,m- 
'n almost universally ahroail, j cament. tin- loyal intention of ever y 0 , 0 ! 

*" ttn y.' ,n fl- Hut it is impossible in llungurv. to maintain tlm union with A us- 
PPwn tlu, this general foreign pnliey emt j tnu, I do not.- whatever may have been done 
. , d^pleusing to his eoll, 'agues, who. j sjnee . exclude Kossjitl, himself 
.■ la( ^’ ^ '" ra Hussi.ll 'especially ami | "The very versatility of his milid and tem- 

I llt various times, ] |.cr, which -makes him end 'face every novelty 

, e , 1 "" “B"aliH,easi(u,- .within the last two I with so inueli ardour and such saugoine «*• 
j^Jf?P r o»ied.thch- full approhatinu of it, peetutions, is tlm 'best proof that, although 
NowkiV' aunouneenient has, j stamped by nature for air agitator. Im 'was 

iwrtm'r r, ' ll WW'>wa i» 11 ministerial : holiest and sincere in. this respeet, and would 
‘•imc WrTf ^viru.tiy'-elechmng — tl H."-th-t- -i m v, • f.simUoul - s.,4,ad.Av,striti- k '-|-) t ho r - s ltl e 
•■iju’llira* 'll ""‘ii lnllowod by the of the bargain Besides, what could have fn- 
e| l success r 0 '. ^ '’"luic-rstuii's accomplish- 1 din ed any mail of common sense in Hungary 
I' is. I,,, aB -^’ '‘ah,, erst,, ,, himself. ; at that period to overstep the ho, uiils of eon- 

°i ininii,' r '° r T P" K, )J,i'' .that in a i, umber | st'itutidnul legality, the attainment of which 
* Wfc "J ,u,, i ■ wll „" partieu- had been the, constat, I aim of* so many lliets, 

t ra „ M ■ ,l “"' and manner, relating iq ’ and wliloli was lor tlm first lime fully s„ue- 
^^^ Mincipal importance, I .lied l (jolted and supported by guiirantees which it 
1101 hute'lV llili l' ll t"l,"s; ami diplomacy may was fondly Impel wouhl render such a desir- 
|ro v# l 0 i. V' 11 118 l " command the tipi j aide state permanent at a* time, too, when 

time he | m "" ( It appears, tm^^Uie who ha, k provoke,] a stnlggle would have 

ttllter mis ’ , U ' t * ! *' 1 * v apart from tlm *een left alone, because tlie country lmd'ev- 

i-ave shuri- 1”*^ Vahinet, although they l ory thing to loso and -nothing' to gain by it f 

ljuf |,i ,1,'' I„ll, lie rcspou'kitiilif I Yes, I repeat, Kossuth I, imSolf was sineerly 

Miui»tc r "^'^ ‘.‘W-und thul even the I’rimf I desirous, of keeping up the connection with 

'" iH da, ml him ,j truuldj.'- j A uslriaAm tlm terms that had been agreed to. 

i** 1 there j"' 'T ""^"“IsUe. Koy some time , Hut when tlm underhand praeti(it‘8 that had 

Utwwi, ill,. 111 " t '"" 11 e ""' l,t ‘SS' at|,l distuner been parried ,,n could no hmgef he eftneenied : 
■'*iei»t,. r i|* N °,^ r ' Uk l ! , ’ l ' K,Mlll K l ' lt .' »•'•? Foreign wlmt, .uuexpeet,'d Blows were deylt-.i" the 
<»4 fro,,, th • U .“". I1 “ 18 " 1 , 1 : moreover, ,'xelto djirk„wit)i tlm intention' of wearing Hungary 
l8 »ltgy u l ami hospitalities of out and nxlumsting her strength and |,atie„ee 

SmlifiuattTT'' L 1 ': 1, **r>«iun map,/ vhil ip fruitless Wruggles, then it was that 'K„s- 
%r u,„j lh ' “ uri818 I he Prime Mini siilh’s.iinpetmais.and restless temper and .in-' 
detent vieu- vpiitv lierent weakness of Ids character and laxity 

’ 10 it, tn ,/ „ ” ° , H L ' Vft, “’ th “ lutu ' r gi'vin| of prinoiple predominated over his better feel-’ 

** 1 ^’ *(»it fr Ul< ' V** ,/M 7 u ab-/h'd approval { digs Amhitiou and u hunkering after notm 

on, . esc othor, tlut two great rioty, qjui tlm Mipplanew with which lie ul- 

♦ V ' ■ 


. - "ip.... "...J ."pioeveu-oy poss,,,,,-. to m ,uer ms otneiitt tpauss mm, conn- soul into u-world of grand and eternal-realities, connection with futurity, and the end for ever unstudied or shallow: 

the man whpm he had hoped to ensnare while tenauce to tlm usurper: the blessing of the where it shall mingle with tho vyinged suns of " wliicll- it wusgiven On the thread of human The Chamber, Is-ing at, longer in presence of 

he crouched beneath ,,,« in abject fear, bnt Tope who Mms signitied his entire httlmrly an- immortality, and enjoy God in the fuUness of life ,„ lr destinies for" immortality arc suspend- 

b> whom le mu* finully outfitted. prouil and yatisfactiun in. beholding the deeds ,t/j largest and brightest hopes forever. ed. Let mo then. redeem tho time, and em- time will not be lost in vain intcruellfttions, in 

* . , + ^ * of hlS dutiful sou; and tho traternal smilo v . r . .... . . r»lnv it fn tho ViphI^ nf nm*n.mf*>» in makinir urn. fl'lvolOUB accusations, hnd in imssionate Btrng- 

* He wou]d have acted more wisely and and .embrace of his Majesty of Naples. must Such is tho-cpUndid and God-like destiny ploy " to the best ot purpose. In making pro- whose sole abject was to ujH,et"iuiiiii,triw In 

adored a more essential sendee to his'eotm- smtl will atone to the Sultan or Shah who now thl " HWlut8 re ^ on ''™ tcd m,m i , * u(l B " luu « 118 v,81 °" ,or ,ltol ' nlt y • order to replace them . 

,' if after his liberation from tlm thraldom , . .. truth nnd bliss shall evolve from the mysteries Tt„- cleok d tlnu', huw laud Ititrlk,-,. 'Ilius, then, the deliberations of the iegl.l.tlTe 

'.ii.niiu ms iteration trom tlio thraldom rules tho 1-reueh fur-the cool neutrality of . • . . it U. t,o« .win they tty • l w ,ly will lw lndemnduit. but the cause* of sta 


of his dutiful sou : and tho fraternal smile 


rendered a more' essential service to liis ouun- ^ u U yyiH atone to the Sultan or Shah who now that ^generated mau ; and so loug us 

try. if, after his liberation front tlm thraldom rules tlo- French for-the cool neutrality of nnd bit® shall evolve from the mystoym. 

Of .retention, he had appeared before tho Knglandandthedignifiedreservoofthc Ameri. ’° f e '" mty ’ B ' ) ! on f “ hal hl8 P'y'W >*nd im- 
world in tlm .ample ellaraeterof a private in- e „n Minister, who hns behaved in a manner "Tr , , V f ulo “ a f d -? ml u 

dividuul. rim eonspicuous part which Im worthy of the true llcpublic that Im' represents, '^h wiheh, like thudawii of vernal day, ahull 
took in tho atfuirs «»!' bis country, and UUsub- .. • , .. . .. . disp«*use liglit and bU**s»*diit*HH over all -the 


took in tlm affair* of bis country, and W*sub- 
scqCiont liiisfortimes. would liavc'sccurcd gon- 
crtil respect. ■ while the modesty ofihis dcinoa- 
'noi*. by c (lacing from the minds of bis. coun- 


it is AlcaT tlmt tb** f>n,Wt*rs to /which I have 
referred huvo^jnininl in. fact, whether «>r* not 
in form, in a common league of ilespotisrti. a 
league <vliich seriously lhrcutcnsitlic cause of 


try men ihe reerdlectinn id .the limits and cr- ,l |r o„gh^nt the wrld. the peace ,',f 

he no, tied, and throngl, which "nn- R1 „, „,,, „f Imma'nitv. In 

gnvv has heett brought to lmr present stated p hMl , |1<mt nnrt t1l0 , ,, w , „ nlv the 


g,M. „„S ,,r,,ugm U,.„er present siuremt Pi,.,l 1|1(mt nrH ,| m | .„ w Countries only on the 
„ precedence by eonrtesy among his com- ,. H> sti „ liiv ,, a b,,.'.,,- And how long it'.will 


“high and flowery pluinV’ of heaven. 

v - .1 KWu.kkr 

New 'Orleans. Lu , 185*2 


. Tobacco-Savings. 


union lor etormty. order to replace them. 

Thu cloak of Huu*. how loml ll a trike*, Thus, then, the deliheration* of the legislative 

to trh£eli how Hwtrt t hoy fly ' body will lie indriiendent. but tiie causes of its 

' **• lt« llngtr*, »« ih«y onward inova. . rili* ugitntiouB WiU have been suppressed, and ; , 

» Pojnl to eternity.'. 1 x snWtary delays lntroduoe<l Into any modlfk/a- 

m tions of the law. The deputies ( man data* es ) 

__ . „ ' of the nation will maturely accomplish thing* 

Proclamation of Loum Napoleon, ,,y importance. * 

Pik-.hI *»f> nf iht UtrpuhUr h> ihr iVnuh Vn+ir, Pivwvigaiing Another AHscuibly will l»«nr the namo of Sc- 
ihr i oii\iiiuium.oj ihr M litinuhr, JHM iiate. It will be compose/l of those elements 

Khi.muiyikv-! ^H- nty* proclamation *of't lie 2d of Much in every country creates a legitimate 
Uecembur, when I luyklly explained to you what, influence ; such, os an illustriou* name, wealth, 
according to my ideas, were thui vital conditions 1 ideal, and services rendered to the country. 

| of Hoventim;nt in France. 1 had not the proton- The Henate i* not— wlmt the Phnml»er of Pear* 

| sioa. sn cointiulii in these daya, of substituting n was— a pale reflection ol the Chamber of Depu* 
pels' mt 1 theory for the experience of centuries I *'es. repeating, al a few days interval, the same 


fhi the contrary, I sought in the past for exiCni- 


panionH in exile, and placed him in a position be befiiro I’ie/lm n't is i ] ^ 1 ^DiTon : -Observing in your jmp«*r tlu* benefits that resulted from Itiem. ’ nlMtt*n < ‘ 

L lv.. that -nsefnl mlVlee sod.nslis . ) . fks.it, fe'Mion to MissiLary ' have ' l,.„,gl,l H fee su, table to prefer .he M 


to receive that ‘useful tulViee aml nssistiinee 
• whV, li they \v,ould have gladly offered 1 ill n for 
tb'- purpose /if hereafter repairing by a course 


ocean of, despotic poiyer.iuifl principles which. ( 
surround her on cvpfy si<b*. it is impossible 40 h 


/lineUKsiou in another tone. It i* tb^dopowtory 
iilidHiffs, etun}nn*.Y.l.' , '/»ww» r, |„. And of th« puhlio 
if, is solely with regard to t Iio grent princifilea 


" . •• •. 4 . .? precepts of genius to tlio .HpcciouH doctrines of on which our souiety is baaed dial it examines 

• • /•■*|M*ualtv under the vontrql j»I. tin* M m(?n „f ,i| w tr»iet, ideas. I have taken as .models all law*, and that it proposes new ones to the 

r. ( nurcli, as'tu the most successful m/sle of Hie political institatiotiH which already, at the executive power. It interveneg either to resolve 


■ i.t-, 1 r , .1 • , **', ,.*• *, <i- sa - v ^ hut reiimins then. Init that, on heliall . inoroosing its mm mar u resources with a view * commencement of this century, under lujulqguus any grave. difl’nniUy winch plight arise during 

I ; -on, Id and Iiwrnl p/d.ey the injuries mllie.t- * r tJ| , iberty unil ^ of „ I( . ^orld, to inereu^d efh,.i/.nevW .!ebbll oiren instances, have Htrongthcne/I tottering so- tho aUnce ni iht Iggislatlveclxsly. err feto- 

vd ,n the land of his birth Rut instead of Hritui^aml Adierien draw «*loser the litih/lsof ^ '"'W nn I , set, ibe.**, several , h , niiM ,. (1 Frnll , l? g, a lofty degree of plain the text of the constitution, and to ^secure 

iictiog ill this miun'mr. hr 1ms so, hiiuscir up uml ^ .!“"* a 


plain the t«*xl of the constitution, and to secure 
whatever may he necessary to itn openitiou. It 


as the Dictator of liis countrymen. It is, 
therofiq-e, the. sacred duty “1. thwe win*. «|- 


ear* cr. I will merely *»bserve that his. preten- 
sions to be still regarded as (lovernor is metre 


without eonvenjug the (’/•iincil * •Potato, tlmt 

■he was bound by law to consult * »n every im- , 

. • |. ... . that wlindi the l resident ilirci-ts «*r *l«‘cre**s. permitting,)’ us t/» continue rnt doing, 

poitant *>«a T asn*n. lie resigned without mti- 1 h 

mating liis intention of doing so to the other ^ n ‘ 1 118 * ari8 ‘ an p«»l* l ^ ac ' e «h**iits Having thus alluded t«» tin* subject <*f ab 

thr-e ministers, (of whom I was one.) and applause to Louis Nnnolenn. Vet we earn,,, t stain, •, me In,,,, t'ohaee,,. and itsheaeliu. iu a I'arharteats inUmdai.le. or 

who were, ei)ijse,|iiently.,|>iite imawnro of the ( ' r ' h, fT c '! 1 ’ ,ll| wmany cmStitutioiiB ,|,eeuniary Sens,', it may not lie m,|, relit, tide to “L-iuMivo mwwssien uf' d'viMind iJiHUary 'en, 1 - stitutiim has euly outlied that whioii it was it, 1- 

fact He did not resign hisauthoritv into the been raptu^ ro,usly accepted ^^by tlie.Treneh look for. u in/itnent at unother view of tin* ployinentvor different religious Jurityiiotions. possible to leave aii«-* itaiu. It has Hhiit up, 

hands of the ministers ns tinder stieii eirenni l""’l''"' a,ul '"‘ver, from the eoljjtaoiiocment of* subject. To a" .such tilings, ho i„com],„tiWB with its within msuriiKitintnhle larrtws, tho 'li'«t,n,M of 

■ , ,, , , - ‘ . . . the aroiit Kevidiition till thoiniiiiiruratiiin of , , , • «l>irit, tlm rovolation npplind ftthorouKUrttforO,. n trraat iteonle. It has lolt t,,v chnn(jo amarpn 

staneeshc was), nun, 1 tod,), hut into the hands fl - . . • y V K , As to its efleets itjn.t, the I, tidy, it was said l„it it foundod uotliiinr cleftnitive. The First su fliciontly lurn« t„ allow in groat prt«u of other 

of (iot)rpi. lie even inytWeU (ieiirgi with u the I'.iiiper, ‘r.in-lNM, was tliere. not withstand- by „ j W l l .|, r#t4M | |>f, vsieitm, tlmt tohaceu was t',ms,^-.„l„.„'. re-estahlTslmd unity, l.rorm'ehy moans ot safety than tho disoslrauseipodtont of, 
i • ... ...... Illir the linivcrnl siliir-.iim tl niiinirifv . .... i i — i.... ,.r i!.v<„«i,„,nni 'hlmv 1 rttYdluLlOU. , 


"Ihnpcf. mot amity , r.'a.litijj tlio question, • \\ ill not nl..liiinir, I Imvc taken as imslolsilic iusti rations whiab. has tlm rioht In anioil any illegal or nrhltrarv 

Tonis Napoleon has deereed tlo- „f from rn/am.,, jo rreru slmi.e nnil form enul.lo llL ''"F destiny,., I by the first breath ol art. and thus enjoying the ct, moderation which 

...." ... .... „ , • Ol soap, una lot m, t mum ..dpular agilutioo. were oaly overtitnosl l,y tlo- attnelms to a l»sly exclusively occupied with Uio 

thimgli far front wishing tu fetter his activity ” ° - 1 l “‘ r " w,l | ,u ‘ a ( "Utnil «»t tin* ■;u>uinir> U» furmtdi iini/iU mcagjttoprusc- ,„W|,t of all Kuropc coir!e«wo<l iigainsf them. examination of great interests .-or the applira* 

. ... , Siutc and Senate, both the one and tlic otlfl*r cute- the work" of ovungelizlUlon with greater ln.*mo wor/l, I said to myself, ’since France fion of grent principles, it tills -in, the State .the 

are not dtsposed to a, Inn, htscluuns, pah holy hi(| ,. lltirul vi „„ ir e'exrtn»ivcly to the !"' 8 I""*-'" 88 •'«n«8 independent, salutary and conservative office uf 

to protest against Ins proceeding* Without- , 1 ... , . . , r .* . , . . . . * m virtue alone of the administrative, military, the ancient parliaments. ... 

dwelling any h nicer on the weighty motives de P endHl t u P“ n f '*»* continuiunD in call ‘Come up to the helpiif tl^Loyd, to. tlu*. jmli.-bil. rdigiuus, .m«t Haarcial *»rgKniznti«*n of Tlio Senate will not, bo, like the Hiamber of 

lit . jitticQ. and a Chamber of Repr**scntativ/*s. .lu*lpof the Lord 'against tlio jniglity f* ’’ 'Flu* tho < (insulate ami theempiro, whv shouhl not Doers, trniudorniuil iuli» u court of justice. U 

for euution winch may bo deduced troni Ins piu-t M ;.,. t ,d f.,r tivo* yeurs. ,e/,,W« Ac ./,«d„ writer ,.f this answers it. a sim.iLut vu,T *' » l "l» th« isditioul InstiiutotV U.atepocl. ? will f™ its ehnn.etcr ,d supmoc uuscr- 

1 > .. . . , ■ r ,, . t',"„t"l by the sum u thought, thcybiust liear ul„r; fur disret, ate always fulls on political 

Blul “ ,ld hittuelvy months following cm- print icul lorm, l,y the rac/uset/ dive dollars, do- the • auie elnmicfer of tmlhmalily and practical 'sxlin*. wlioi, the sanctuary of lepol.iuin bc-^ 

1 ", ry on government without the' interference -a* signed by him for the nityinont of two vears utility comes a or, initial tnhimal. I he irnuiirliabty of 

barefaced frotn the circumstances attend, ng linv MU .|, ,„ k1v thl . Senate v„t- si.hseripliou to your pui/r, I having orcVious- In-mut, as I recalled to mind in my proela the judge is ton often questluncl nnd it. loses nil 

Ins resignation. 1 lie eireunistanccsure these . (>n * ...i , "*' i; ' , . , • , *» \r • ^ H am ti*»n, it fs essential to demonstrate that our prestige with public opinion, which s*iui©UuitH 

I h" was summoned by ( {corgi and three men,. "'i f, ' SU W; , ' M ,m >' ^ l > l ,:1 " -Mj^'-niry Snooty a stub „ f society is no.tgld else than **. su far as to aceuse „ of being the metru- 

, r | .j - * needed 1 he public are not to b/» nduutt/’d ihir uiiioimt, making in uIWchj1i»11iu\<). bmiig FrAtmc rewferate hy'tlie revoluthm gf ’HU. an*l mont • ol passion *»r ot hatrc/l. • 

he, ,,( the „ I Llurtt l y to resign lie instantly j |B legi8lat i ve dine. raions. nml all political an amount 'saved annually by u l,s tineuce ergsoired by the i:,u,arur, Nothing remains of A High -lour, -f dustjee. choeen fro,^ .*uwg 
complied, uml resigned the t.uveraorship ? , , , . , . .. J - ‘ ,| l( . I„|, souvenirs and gieat tile lugl' magistracy, and having, us jury, mem- 

wit I, out eonvenjug the Council "P Stale, that " r f : “IT "1'‘ y ' ""' r ' 1,lk '' 1 »" > 1 "' r '"‘' tobacco; and as olten appropriated ", Wli ; organizel under il wa- hers J < l.c Cmmeils tienernl of all France, will 

general press. .1 lie nicmili nr alone will litter hcnevolcnt oljccts and purposes, (I'rovidetiee destroyed by the reyoltitioii. and all that has ulono rupecss all attempts against the t.met ol 
that which the I’rcsidunt directs in- decrees, permitting.) as to eotitimie so doing. hcoi' ot'guniztsl since tin, ruvulution, and that I I'C. State and Ihn public salvt.w^ 


The Kni|s'i oy said to 'the f'nmiciT of State : 
A onnstituti'Vi in thu work of time. It in Un 


It is Alien, now, mutter lor sur- 


„l (ieorgi: lie even invested (ieorgi with u ... r .......... .. ...... by „ celebrated Physician, tlmt tohacou was , reestablished unity, hierarchy,, means ni satety man urn ,„sus, run. v.|os..r 

power and authority, with which he had not *“« * '*; u, ""' r ‘!- 1 ‘t umioraty of 50;- u .r'iuod nor medicine : therefore, it could "” d «!* «™ < :. I*r*»*Sp»«» I)f Oovermnen, . They re.ralulmm ^ ^ rnncorf wi(h the 0 orern- 

invested himsell viz: the dictatorship lie . '"'"l ' J 10 ", mutt, t, m stir- m ,t l',e designed for the use of man, unless in ""flius! thu'ud'miuistriiti",, of France was en- mout, modify all that is not fundamental la the 

delegated a power which In- only held himself F 18 ? ) l " ,1 "ls r c ll11 that slesuit iiitluence. t |„,;n, nM „f. a m ,.,lie„l prescription in some se, trusted’ to prefects, sutj-prefeots, and mayors, constitution, .hut as ", any 

pcr-nnnlly. and. in fact provision! illy, hy a di- m,htmy '-"">»dal|on. 'police osptonuge and win, substituted unity in the place of directing | fundamental hasewsan^ 

•cot mandat ' the Die . n^reshmedh. tb.. W<--kery and fnanagelnept W J : „ , . , * ... cm salami. . The magistracy was rendered , * ^ «“ » »'» % ! hft,,iUg 


i»* -.V ... .... ii , , . . „ not iio. designed for th flaMffi of inun, unit*** in TIIUH tho 

delegated a power which Io- only held himself F l8t - ! 1 t" 1 ; "atugre all that slesuit mllucnco. l i„,T,, n) , ,,f. a m ,.,lie„l proscription in some se. trusted’ to prof 
pcr-onally. and. in fact provisionally, hy ndi- mlmmlulton. police espionage and ym , (w . . win, substitute 

•ree, mandate of the Die. I designed in the *H ^ ^ .„ thcmn( . 1||Kl(m , writtir 

tmtoeof the ministry, which he had n„ righ t „ ' ’ ? - ’ , ^.swers, that mo, v. than twelve ymr* since thm of nttrilm 
wlmf/’vor to do nrnrl^f rtH».niM»yotns. and tlmt m runs ji Hurd .. . . , , , . ,, J 

! M,|, „ ' 1, it may be safely affirmed that he' " f *“***&* ™ »**«« Nupdemf , ’ 1 " n " w 180 j, this rimK 

Aitnotgnit nayb, sal, ty affirmed II, at he ^ if he were (refused wlmt was to he nerving iwitoUe, dyapcpUc, *te.; how. ol lathesame 

was.m a state ol- moral and physical coercion- , . uniform temperainong and natural relish for system., the lb 

when he gave in his resignation, it must 1,0 1 fo,-l, eapphle of perforhiing 'two- fold the la- ,JU ‘ 1 « pt ' 


reel mandate of the Diet lie^resiimediii tl„. •'■rf-orism, official trickery and iimimgelnejit . .... . . commissions. The magistracy was rendered they can only Iss'innc i e mi u g 

rc i.t manaatcol. tin Diet, lie lcsignedm the . - .•> . h Wlmt. then, is the conchtsiou 1 The writer firm, and justice more easy, by the clear defia,- Reived your rat, ficatiou, , K 

mime of the ministry which he had no right ", -lintiii, ,, 1 '' UU '. 1 a ' ll " l " r ‘ ty , answers, that ihotv tiiiin twelve yenrs since torn of attiilmtcs from those o'rthe justice uf do- Thus the people ramntn mM^r of Ita deshny 

whatever to do. nearly-rlh Ml"" votes, arid .hat ii. Paris ,t third ^ ' yn.tss n , mo „ to U.two of the four! olTassation. All Nothing tuudaumutal ..effects.! “ 


peace, up la tltoso of the Court of Cassation. All Nolhmg tnuunmemn. «en«t.« - ( 

this remains 6 Such arc tho ideas, such the principles that 

In the same manner our admirable ftienelai ym, have authorized me to a W Iy . .this 


bot’iie in mind that lu? voluntarily cputiniiod My n»*xt will pv<* stum* avcount bf our Coil- j KJl , w j tb 
tluHttct when lit? wii* fm^’rom ulj restraint. . noxional (’oniiriHtee. " Jvitli les* 

ami otmld ni»vt»v tie - porsinuloii to resumo his N V. aynytiuit 

Ubandoneii power, neither at iatpos. in tlu* ” "" • * ’ If tin* 

midst of Menerul Rem'a urjny, n orsuljiot im* nt - . iwru..sv« . i. * i,..-. .«•, 

. n • . 1 nutme, so 

ly at lAKduidi*. when Rem earnestly request- Exiateuce. I.'t-rt n 

**d him to d_p'Ko, and try -the last fbaneoThat j n 

remained of success : .to which request lie How mysteriously sublime a laet is liuniun 
ajiaiu returned a negative answer in writing, existenn* ! ami lo'tbe unbbliever, an cingtnn 
Ry |hus acting, lie abandoned Hungary to Tier past all his powers of solution. •* Wlmt is iuv ' M u ‘ 

liitf. uml exposed all those who bad tjiken existence' his wondering thoughts demand 
part ill the war to the vengeance of Austria • is it a dream, mingled witli variegated scenes ^ 


food, capable of perforating two fold the In- 

lair, with more accuracy ami promptness, and q n |,. f rom the above mentioned epoch, 
witli less fatigue of bialy, and above all- a For the last fifty year* it is the Code Nupo- 
cons, nut indwelling p,„ec of ,nh,d. t^S^a^c 

If the foregoing should ho f ound -worthy of lutes the rein lions. of the State will, theOhuroi,. 
Iltilicc, sufficient to imp.', fy its pul, lien thm. 'the haslly. the greater |s.rtion ot the ntca.urra 


sv 7Fra J comrtituthm givn .ooiir csiantr, 

of the budget, the court ,d accounts, the organ- t-rous days, may ,t prove, t the r m.rn of those 

izhii.ni of'Uiu jiolioo nh, I our military statutes, ntes me strugg es n winch vtoterj. 

, ii.,r 1 1 1 imi ii*. is it wu vs deurlv oouirnt^ — -auiy me 


Icglt itnote , is always dcurly Injught-tnuiy the 
sanction wlibdi y*>u liiive given t*i my effort* be 


suliyect may biTesiuu.Dd with rotbruiiee t*» its 
efleets iq some oihttY points of view, by 

* A M t-ToHA(T/». 

February, 1802. 


1' or the lust I, tv vein s It IS ' one nan"- r- • 

Icon ill, >t has adjusted tlm reciprocal iuterost- blessed by Heaven. Tliei,— j’cacc wi t - 

of , itizeus it is still the concordat Uy.it rrgu- »»r«l at home and ifbroaal, my an lent hopea will 
IMes the relations.of tlie State will, the .Church, be lulfi cd (mo win , rra.it cotnbln), my itus- 
l.astlv tho greater portion of the measures sum will be accomplished, 
wliicll concern the progress of industry, of com- ■ I-ev*. Nirau.. Basira... . 

........... Uis.iMitui'o nf si; once ftinl of'tlie arts, , I’aIaim of ilw Tnilone*, Jau. 


whi, , ,h r "O. u er„ the progress of industry, of com- | . ,<M ‘ ’ 

morce of literature, of scionce and of the nrts, , Palace "f ill. t u%t«. Juu. 14, MW 

from the slut, les ot the Theatre Frnncais "x.: . 

thine of the institu". of Frano^--t^m the mat" | Fl;(1 „ u | !?w) „ E .--TIio Church of 

the' bugion onrauorf’have been 8*ed by tlie 1 England is supposed tn have an annual rev- 

V „ . . . 1 p on. Ml- P J ..1 1.. wo n inT ho»ir- 


i. iNooMBr’-TTie Church «»t 


JK- confirmed b.is avowed intontton //I retiring ot joy and sorrow. 'tlfat wdl sopn dissolv** in I . ,, • ^ — • •; ^ “hnw-Hto«l 

r,c ,i r . j .i • ii * i • , • . i, >ays tilt? 1 rosbytermn, tlmt tins lazy ami )r- of thrt*o revol»tiom^_ „ 

mt*» private lit* *. by crossing the frontier and thin air, and leave imt a wreck behmd to te l * 4 .. . - • . 1 ^. . v tliev 1 

* . . .p . . * 1 . • . ... . . .... , • , . reverent halnt 1 * stealtluly increasing m the wlinrerore. wnto iu«> 1 

entering the J urkisli dominions bel*»re tlie that «>nce it was 1 Or is it a substantial real- 1 , ., , • . ... - . k shmiM not hi* poliliotil 1 

eupituliition of Vialgos could possibly be itv 7 and if so, froia whence did it com* ' 7 " .!!* D lcnan ,,u . c 1 . ! M 1,0 ‘t - 1 - biime ch».ace' ,, f daratiua r 

known t\lM,iiii4.wliile there were still lor- His anxious thomrht* sween back ,wer the ^ ^unty, wlucl. w.mld eonstituta a My uw^coi^iotlon has t 


o.a ..... iw . 1 1 1 *1 a n p .I- . , . . . 01 nixinv miirm iy, wmeu wouiu tMiunuuiiw » Mv own corkyi«iu»i» nas ihmju 

kn*.wn tff,lMin*iincl while there were still lor- His anxious thought* sweep back *wcr the . *, * *V . . . .. , , „ , v • 1 , 1,1 a w.ra th 

ip . enu 11 1 i-i j 7 1 , just aiadogy, dmt tin* evidence Ol a heart not. .time, mid- nierMora was III 

tr* hhob ana tn lines m Hungary, by which the waste ol «lepart**d years to some dun ami • , * , : , . ■ .... . . .. t . your judginVnt the principal. 

national eiuise could have been sustained In br*jken roeolleeti/m in the early twilight of I ’ n ' f< V 1 1,1 * u h " ru ‘ A 1 . 1 ' . .. tution fun "'rowed from Unit** 

bis letter rortRal ", th-ncrul Hen, he ip memory and l,c v „,,.| Ml i„ mystorv, and | "''"* ""* “ Appmad «t; by y«» ; A-y -i 


*"1"»'*||| II'- III iiifiiium .HIM O'-YOIIO null no IM Iiiy.^ierv {Mill , . • . 4 1 ;,; ...i ,.z. liu iii,ii nn 

fact sii.ori.Mteil tin. pvntai; . r n* * Ft 1 '1 1 * 1 1 . 1 * ’ , prayer, mm stand lioura guzing at a slioWi.or touudutioii, ol our political i /msUtutmu. 

Iu s ugg/.so ‘I the expediency of calling to- utter darkness beclouds tin* morn ot Ins be- I : J . h h nil , l. Let ih how examine its spirit. 

getlier Hojiic eminent inenin **rdf f r to forma ing. u ,\Vben *li*l I begin to la) 1 or. ant I 111 11 ' D ulsul " msm* sn ^ In oiir ciinntry -for tin? last HDD years moiiar- Iiik 1 

priivisiunul 'glivc'rnnic.iit. •On his arrival at eternal / and have I jast uWl&o t.A,h»wci,.as U ‘" " ' J '"“ ' ohicnl— the central l», war '.'“"^"“yYh^reV <«* H)tt 

W iddin, ho again publicly declared (in „ let- life ' Was I made ihr the present and cir | " w '" K ' . - •• ,,rat!!,ns ' t Mm, selves caSSl ^ 4is«l'|a«r the ulc j Ht rong r 

ter Since published) his rosgUui.m of retiring cumstances ahmc < Shall I exist forever * nr , ••fk.iuo limi-H Kit •** dunug pray, t H(ac ,„ K w , liul , , pMW n!,,- rapid a.ul oaifurm'rx- | . 

in"> private life tt res„lutiiiii which f.„- „ like nijtnv <m whom I have looked and lovey. I a ‘ al ’<’bo |maU.r stands, uml stum s ||t# suthorlfy. ’ .... M “ f 

shert time he net,',! upon and wJ„«v fate I now deplore, shall 1 lay „,e ' In, preaches. U hy W thm ' Ah 1 ^ 

• be commumAttion front wlijelt these ex down anil die ' Andtlie! aml.ftli ! wlmt jail l I h««' A “s. 1 humd the ‘' x l>''M> aUo11 ( "-‘ L' h( . nraMiinieut : thu!', to write Ht.lhelipu.l 


rite 1 'yrar'vni" bflneflcuH. jfhisra all monoptdized, however, 
ii,.y lire t„ Iwcu,,,,' the .hy sou," mycn thousand incumbouto. 


ter since published) liis resolution of retiring cumstances alone ' Shall I exist forever' of. , " ''“"'t 1 t ' l,u F"°l' lu 8,1 dun " t ; |irtljr " 

into private life a resolutihii which for a like nipnv on whom I have looked and lovey. I alal pruiot- 'I'h" pwlor stands, and attuids, 

slmrt lime lie acted upuii." and whosedate I now deplore, shall I lay me : wliil* 1"! preucln-s Why is this ' Al, 

The commuuicWn.u frotn wlijelt these ex down and die ' Ami die' and pit! wlmt Js it) I ««» How it is: 1 found tin- explaimtmn "it 
tracts lyre taken is dated from Paris, address- to die ' Docs dyttli extinguish forever this 1 Monday morning I' l""k''d lb fit l|m.»u',re ( 

cl to ill", editor., of the Tithes, uml signed • vilul Uinnc ! or Indy it ho mi ontrunue ^ utid saw nty friond shnu/oig ■ I looked in ugum 

•."Com, I (',, sinior Hgtthy,,iiy \,„i will not solnp futuro state „n,| and if so, what -j at "‘"hduy, I'.urnd him busy as u bee, and still 

fuil to hoti,',' tlio Itduiirahh' hlmijljp'c English wlmt rilh'sf ho'niy.Jiihlitioii tlioro one of jov ■ •' ani1 l ’ all ! ,1 E 111 ll '" evening at 

in .wlii id, it. is written Verily, these Huh- or sorrow .< How dark, oh! how utterly hark 1 M ' x 1 f """ d ,lim I’* 1 * a8evor ' , '" 1 8,111 


Ia*t ih now eximi'mc its Hpifit v j .. . rw... ..P 

In oiir rountry -fur the la«f H(H) years inonap | I.HK Ukluhon or l*AyiNO 1)*BT8 ol 

ohicnl— the cfnlri.l |«.w*r h*» **“!' 'I „Ur religious ox, lmuges has the following 
Ruyalty •IcHtroyed tli«grt*at. vassal*. Aiie . • 

olation* t li eiu.selvch euuBixl t]) /jisappeai* tlie ol>- ( H tv,,ng r»*mnrks on tine subject : - 

orcUe K ( ,f ' s', 1 1 1 ,'orf f v ' b, ' t tVi’i yeunj r.v of cunt r it 1 - ' “ Mob may aophisttMtc M 

j/ »t ion milblio I' 11 * »|ivariably uttrijm i '|*| u . y 0lin noV e r make U nght, ana *U 

tel Vvo'ry thing, go<af an'd‘«v*h P* *'•" «'*>« ' ,l bankrupt laws iu the universe can uot make 
a it right., for, them nut W W tbera gM*.-- 

tu liu (uuiitih t« pnblh- duellbK-: H w tu.»u There is a sin in this uoglect, u I ileal un 
tn- establish a fiction wfiloli has thrte , ('hiireli disciDlinf, »s In steal, ng or 


■ And die' and oil wlmt #a it I * 8U " ,,u *' 11 "*; ‘ , , . ' . -the Hi, vert, men, ; so tin, , ... »r..r to pay the 

- death extinguish f, si," : Monday morning. I' looked in ,U l|m.»Ulre, „ 0 h„rter fh',n thu chic) '» lyrcap.msil.le, ,s , it light, loi.t .ml not “J W , 
-dytth Utmguieh orrae, «** a , d ^my friend I looked in again tu puldlr ducilmt; It lateen There is a sin h, thm neglect, u n. 

Ol may it ho un oj, trance into , a “ . I , . W,.. VIII ! estahllsl, a fiction whloli 1ms thrte I , 'rjhhroh dlontnliup, «» W 

fat" (>!'d ' uml if s„. w Irat .ji*‘ ">" l ' ll W'' |,u “" 1 1 “" . llUK -', “ 8 hU| } im0 diauppolued a, the sound of revolution. j " r He w ho violates 1 


Tlm present CoiislituU/m. on tlm contrary 
proclfUpiH tbut the uliiof whom you have elfctt?* 
!.v_ ..uiKli. w'.xn it t lik has tlie rieht •» 


gariuu Jiatriot loutler* sr.ui to |s»nseHa the gift to me. is all that men call futurity' Ami l^r br*»ther, tlo not any longer Im i ^ lo yol| 

oiy tongues Nbine of -Kt'-aHUth s ii 4 i|iY 4 j(*(-,jyi- yrt. if"tlien- !«• im fulur*.* il' L anii iili tin* 1 - u *y in churoha umi nil liJe uml neti'D.V t ^ ia ^ U1 ^j. HV e. 

iflishmentH is more r* imirkable that tlo* rail eoimtless millions of mv sorr/)wimr race exist t * ,, ‘ H,,on * may nlwuya !*i 

• , • , . . . , , j • v , * ... . , ‘ . . h .. * . in him,, or to v 


I folsc swearing He who violate* his prtnrn^ 

he present CoiisUtutmn, mi me contrary, lawe »wo»n h k f 

claims t hut the uliiof whom you have elected * to puy, »>r withhohis the pay 
esixtiisibh* to v*m— that .hh hn* tlie right oi , w |, en |t ia iu b’w power to meet hi* eiigag * 


i I |„|j Lwspoiisilfle to von— that hi? has tin* right oi | w j, eu it ia in fiw P°wer to meet his eiigi- 1 - 

■ Dear brother, do not any longer III M ^ { jadgmept, iu kder Tj ,, t to J ^ u. M that, in thu 

d lazy hi elnircli. uml nil hie uml lutiwty u -j. ?,,„/«», rilri) cirawiuitanca* , you • i. u ianawindkr.. Hc- 

tbe at a, re may Mwliys l,e able to continue your confidence s.ght ol all h, meet .uen, be «n*w n^e 


to witliiiraw it 


Ligiou may bo. a very oomforhvbl* 3 uiuh r 
v. . , t .l.uvo mil iwmIcm 


‘flit v ami eii^e with "which he has made him only through -the anxiourt^imimentrt of lifoV Lo iiot the. airnye remurkri in u inetusure, I ‘Boing’ r/i*poiiBtble, his notiwiia must h« free ^hiuli to hide; butif religion doepnot make 
ubaohito npi«tur, for Till purpoaob, of tlji brief day .a day spont in theJruitioHa seuruh ! upply to aonu? other tlmu the Rreahytorjun- end withuvit hiudrunce. Hence hi, ^ , d o»l“ iietly,’ it U not worth bi«l.u. * 

i EnglW, Inuguugu for joy -and then w« sleep'' never more to [ El, tircl. * Ed W ( A W [ k»“»n »«' bio having nuumer. who may be tfiej J J, 












k II 


i 


J > • * - me laCgll/Il Uk IIUUVIi y - n I 1 a 

‘decrees of that time. *• ! onue of fifty millions of dollars— a tax near- . 

*• "*?y ffirmclthst tho «r nm*_ot our so- . wjth . inBU)lpi)rta hj B weight open the peM 

Sir ri.xi. „t; ms ,; I'cm .t, Pux v>:uv;'W e learn, r.t‘ u t "Th '* f'd‘ '' 0 ,* “he L ple.._A large portion e f this is for the clergy . _ 

says the I’nishyteriun, that this limy and ir- ,,'f three revolutiomt, _ j The cost to tlje country ol the parochial 

reverent hiibit is stealthily increasing in tlie Wlicrefere. since they have the itmmc origin, j„ tithes alone’, amonuts tb about 

the Presbyterian Church. it is nufa mark dm-afiSn ? "* thirty. millions of dollurs making un aver- 

of bodily Infirmity, which would coustitutu a wl "j v ,,„ fl coiuiotim\ haw loam joruiftil tor along- ng/' of twcaty-tlvo huudrod dollars u yenr, to 
just uiiologv, ehiit tlii’ vvidciu’c* of a luqirt n*»t. Jiim*. aii/F tiieS?foni it was that I Hjihmittt .l to t |„. <(>n thousand seven hundred und eighteen 



















ClK Hr® ,©rlf(ws Christian Jlimorntr. 


timi SLiinaratf. 


Saturday Morning, Felmiary 


1 . 


QUARTERLY REVIEW FOR IM2. 

The January number of the 6th volume of 
the Quarterly Review has been sent off in 
due time, and Home may have been sent < ait 
that should have beta discontinued : in this 
we have, dime the heat we owtld; with t he 
lights before us In their direction we may 
U(A have made all the changes desired : and 
especially in those sent to ministers whose 
i We ate not advised of : and we five 
to request nil who hitxA- clumped 
to advise us of the change, 
and request their former I’ostmnster to for- 
waM the number W their present address 
And Inst, but not least, to request all sub* ri- 
tars who have not paid in advance, to look at 
our terms on the cover, and send 11s the funds 
tar the present volume, and all arrearages : 
and in all eases where funds are reported to 
hare been paid, to tell to whom they Were 
paid, that we may give the proj$r qrodits 
and make the necessary charges. 

John Easlv 

Richmond. Jan. 9. 1852. 


I WHOLE OF RBLHHON. 



Within the mmpaM of a religious profemior 
may be found rniverealiets and Partinlists 
There are who, if not respecters of persons, 
Me respecter* of commandments.— exalting 
tome to high plaoes — oot too high, but with 
the exclusion and, contempt of others having 
equal -'s '— and of the same Divine family. 
And there are who “have respect unto ai.l 
thy commandments ' 

Tie mid Paganini couldplny a complete 
tune on one string of his violin. Ho was a 
genius, and Religion has no goniuscs. The 
Christian harp ia a complicate thing. It is 
1 ae David used to praise God on, “An in- 
of ten strings.’' The quaint com- 
r may be allowed his opinion about it 
wfa«M heeaid, “These ten strings mean the ten 
commandments.'' The whole ten — the first ta- 
ble and the second table. The practioe of 
nothing leas wiU give genuine, wholesome de- 
velopment to religiousyxperience, and present 
to the world the full-drbcd light of Christian 
character in all ite rays complete. ’ 

The mail who is poor in virtues will make 
ft* woet of his stock, and is as apt as any to 
MB into the gratulations and oomploisanoe of 
It is astonishing, how ho 
t toe sins he does not practice, 
this neighbor they are monstrous.' In these 
a be can not be too thankful that he is 
Mtliks other men, nor does he miss an op- 
porhanity of alluding to this difference, both 
hstora hit Greater and his feilosc'crsatunw. 

— _-wL n J-SWLUVC ns... 

that wine-faiblnag brother, and oounts him at. 

I upon the Church. The 
r thinks it Singular any 
man can pretend to heart-felt religion who is 
■O dose with his money ; thinks there ought 
to be a law for getting rid of such members, 
if they can not be brought up to their duty. 



e Ia inclined to, 
l Uiqm hefcjui no ml ml to. 




It would take more than two such partial- 
late to make out a sound case, a complete 
Christian. They are both right in 
r judgment of each other, and wrong in 
of themselves. Few hearts 
aN so depraved, but one or two gaps in the 
Whole Duty of Man will lie a sufficient 
cutlet for their depravity. The indulgence of 
a secret sin or two permitted, they will be tu~ 
eetiee is regards others. Some bard duties 
struck at the list, and they will undertake 
to outdo the rest of mankind in those which 
They make a good bargain for the 
Hua is toe smallest price that nn v one 
ought to t hi nk of paying for peace of cbn- 


bo the subject of a morbid experience or a 
partial motivation. It .will not jnm t» seed, 
in a angle, boasted, spurious virtue. Nor 
will the ores of men lie attracted by the os- 
tentations display of one religious trait to lie 
scandalised by the absence of all others 
As religious duty so devotion and comfort 
range a wide field. There are lengths and 
depths anil l<roadths and heights inviting out 
the soul. He ia not shut in to a single foun- 
tain that may dry up. hut the righteous is 
“like n tree planted hv rivers of water." His 
resources of refreshment uud Joy nre imilti- 
pTusT ns well as profound , , lie ia not confine, 
to one theme or privilege for pleasing Oontoni 
plntion. God's full world is before him. As 
one hns happily expressed it in the cnae of 
the Psalmi-t He sometimes in n single piece 
takes n magnificent sweep of the great 11ms- 
terekeya of creation— the foundations of the 
steadfast enrth — tho Course of the fluid vvu- 
tcra— the revolution of the sun and moon — 
the vicissitude of the seasons — tho habits nnd 
instincts of the lower animals — the earth- 
quake and the volcano. 


Clasiiim;. — O ur foreign • eorrespondenta 
take up much room this week. Our renders 
will gladly allow it them' By tho way, wo 
shall not Interfere in their disagreement 
either, (Perhaps our brother Englishman lmd 
bettor confine himself hereafter to his side of 
tho channel, whore ho is so much at home in 
facts and so excellent in his way of tolling 
and discussing them. 


American Traot Society. 


For some time past a most interesting dis- 
cussion has been going on among Calvinietio 
papers as to tho merits of this mammoth So- 
ciety. Tho discussion makes an era in that 
Society's- hitherto unpurrallelcd operations. 
It has developed not simply indifleronoo, but 
a strong opposition — an antipathy to it that 
lias been secretly growing (this good while — 
in tlio bosom of tho Preshytcffan Church. 
Others object to it, because its issues nro loo 
Presbyterian. Many Preshytcriuns nro 6b- 
joctors, because it is not ANiough so : neither 
cold nor hot. Tho Philadelphia Organ yo- 
cusos the Society of a tone rather lolly— as- 
suming to do too work of-the Church— count- 
ing tho Church rather a failure — aiming ut 
universal absorption, eto. Tlie latest number 
reooived thus remarks, after alluding to the 
Watohman’s (Richmond, Va.) advooaoy of 
tho A. J. Sooioty : 

“If any portion of the Presbyterian Church, 
or any of the Preebyteryan journals differ 
with us in the opinions wo have formed, it 
may be a matter of regret, but certainly not 
of quarrel. Tho Churoh may /not yet see the. 
danger which threatens it from this quarter, 
but it will ultimately see it. It is contrary 
within its pals six hundred agents of a So- 
ciety outside of its limits, and utterly beyond 
its control, to furnish young nnd old with a 
religious literature from which is carefully 
excluded every thing distinctively Presbyte- 
rian, without ultimately soeing a generation, 
arise without' attachment to tho doctrinos or 
polity of tho Churoh. We are ourious to boo 
tho 'developments whioh nre yet to bo mailo 
in proof of tho mischief whioh this Society 
lias already done in eating out the life of 
Presbyterianism in some places and in Bomo 
individuals. This, is its mission, bo far ns it 
persists in forcing its way into our Church, 
and thiu will bo its effects bo fur ns it shall lie 
countenanced. If it succeeds, wo wash our 
hands of all guilt in the mutter, Wo hope 
hotter things, however. It is not yet. too luU) 
for our pastors to examine this subject 
thoroughly, uud to guard their Hocks." 


may gain professional eminence by 
the path of pursuit. They nr 
profound lawyers, ridllful doctors, by attend- 
ing exclusively to a particular line of study, 
otaerratioti, or practice. Christian eminent .■ 
deesnotlieiu toiadirectiun. A man of greet 
kkk — Dose this imply that he is famous for 
riraag and unwavering faith in God's word and 
si Has he not also faith’s in- 
, joy, peace, long suffering, genti - 
temperance ! And 
sail keep pace,’ in their growl!, 
with the development 
rftoe great principle through which they 
« derived to toe soul* St. Paul’s Gosp , 
knew nothing of that concentration of effoi ! 
by which a man oould throw all the strength 
of soul and body and mind into the cultivu- 
fian of one, grace, ouc fruit of toe Spirit, 
which as a giant the others stood at 
, fpining things, hardly up to tin, 
1 stature, or perhapsTratrnt all recog* 
Christian graces flourish together, and 
they are a goodly number. Those isolated 
tempers and e m oiim a challenging admiration 
and toe world’s gun, itmaybe. are of nu- 
***** best sort, I ml still ut the earth, earthy 
Alas! for the man who stays his hojies here 
Hast thou great faith ! Where is toy great 

love! toy great humility !— thy groat tetn- 

petauce I— toy great meukucas ! These kef. 
company. Wbereone is, thercare the other 
The Holy Spirit is not divided And ihrluw 

Of God is exceeding broad. 

*• Peter's gospel, like St. Paul’s, knew 
’ a partial religion . llis directions 
the whole wide ooiupass of 
“Add to your faith virtue,'’ nor 
riop toon, hut “to virtue knowledge and to 
knowledge tamponusoe and to temperance j*. 
Itatae aad to patience godlinsm and to godli- 

hcrly kind- 
Tit# soul obeying this wifi not 


METHODI8T PRESS. 

Rev. Theodore I’ahkih.— T ho following 
touohos tit this notorious politioo-etibl&iinstico- 


infitlol-nlHilitumist-priigrosAivtf-gontleman nre, 

to say the least, nicy Much of tho sketch — 
baling the, oratorical finish - reminds us ol 
Prof. (Bidden. It seems Mr. Parker was 
culled on to deliver too first lecture in tho 
new hail' of the Voting Men’s Association, 
Buffalo. His subject: The progressiyo His- 
tory of Woman, considered according to the 
Savage, the Barbarian, tho Hebrew, the Clas- 
sic. the Ascetic, the Ecclesiastic and tho Phi- 
losophic idea. Tho editor of the Buffalo ( It. 
Advocate remarks that ho. had probably more 
than once delivered the slime lecture before 11 
Woman's Bights Convention A correspon- 
dent of that pttpoY," whu-.was an auditor, tints 
writes: 

It was mi outrage on. tho moral sense of 
the nudlCrice, most of Whom, we have reason 
lo believe. OXttorionCt'd a mingled sensation of 
shame and- indignation. Mr. Parker is an 
Eastern clergyman of flic Unitarian denomi- 
nation, nnd very widely knbWn as a radical 
reformer. Possessing a winning address, n 
mWMdlnus and well-mod (tinted voice, a very 
clear nud polished elocution, some rhetorical 
skill, tv facile flow of ‘words, many spurts of 
genius, n superficial acquaintance with till 
sorts of learning, 11 sinnll portion of mother, 
wit, n lurge portion of self-conceit-, several 
thtmsjmd 1 Boston notions,' and sufficient bold- 
ness to uvow openly his rank infidelity— pos- 
sessing all those diverse traits and 'talents,. 
Mr. Parkor is nblo to exert a wide and baue- 
ful influence. His whole discourse on this 
ocoasion was, ono of the most incongruous 
medloys ever compounded in the mortar of a 
classical apothecary. Ranging through all 
•that immeasurable spaed included between 
the creation and tho miUcniuui, the learned 
intlenmn made several hundred allusions, 
itediluvian, scriptural, historical, ptietioalj 
classical, mythological and. anthropological,. 
He then took occasion to reviow nnd explode, 
in a summary manner, the various dootrinos 
of morality which have prevailed since the 
time of Adam. This war of annihilation wits 
interspersed with several witty points and 
not a few truculent sarcasms, nne„of whil'lt, 
tho trenohant of all, was double-edged, in- 
flicting a very ghastly wound on the lecturer 
hiniBclf. Throe different times I10 made the 
climax of an impious jest by remarking with 
ironical emphasis, “ I am not rcspontiililu"fbf 
facts!” This eminently just observation 
there was evidently tio disposition to contra- 
dict. Ho was responsible for littlo else than 
wioked perversions of Scripture nnd gross 
violations of historio truth. There are 'not 
many publio men who would hdVo dared to 
assail, as he did, the Bible itself, and so indi- 
reotly all vital truths of Christianity, heap- 
ing ridicle and jibloquy on .both. Wo do not 
boliovo that Mr. Parker succeeded in accom- 
plishing his object to any considerable extent, 
It was, nevertheless, humiliating to hear' hi* 
blasphemous ridicule of one 'of tho ton com- 
mandments received' with applause by several 
BCTOTtftl! ttelBroroom of tho Young Aleut 
•Association is again polluted by such a pr'e- 


proelaim, nnd consequently they ennnot he 
ton highly nsteometl. Able, vigilant,. faithful, 
they battle manfully for the faith. They 
spatter fur anti wide tho setjd of piety, while 
they hurl in the face of opposing powers the 
irresishtblo weapons of tho gospel : 


Ah julvAhre gUMDl. thf*j wntch wit li bIc'pjiIorb v.yr, 
Kach it ten no tliat lend* tti Zion'* wall ; 


r OImmtvo nil ffinna of iVnr. n,pd promptly cry— 

To nruic. a i!d on the tfflthrlng Itf^iour* full. 

“1 bless them in their work, yet nevortiic^ 
less regret tlmt they are ' deployed', from 
tho more blessed employment of preaching 
‘Christ oruoifled.’ 1 

' Methodist Protestant.- Dr. Bond in bis 
dost letter to Hon. Heverdy Johnson tlmssutilH 
up the Tyslory ~of tlie 'Smelt Ivons ted I a y 
Alethodism :. 


lie 


“In the year 1828 a considerable number 
t)f "Mcthodiste— ministers and laymen — after 
'more than seven years" discussion, seefded 
from tlie Methodist Episcopal Clfureh, and 
instituted a government, in which the lay 
representative olomcntwas infused into every 
department and ramification of tlie system. 
’I'ltey hack sagacity enough to foresee tlmt- in 
such a system, a -general itinerant superltt- 
tendency was impracticable, nnd therefore 
they renounced Episcopacy ; yet they Boletiin- 
’ 1 declared a firm ndherenco to itinerancy, 
he appointments of the preachers were to 
e absolute'' ns heretofore hut to he made in 
such a mode hs the annual conferences should 
direct or provide. Arid hence the ‘ charity' 
the conferences not Only began lit homo 
hut left off whore it beguri. They could, nut 
tpply etich other's dolicioriey of preachers, 

1 the power of appointment' in eaclt was re- 
stridted to its own boundaries. Tho result 
hus boob;- ns their own statements slioW, that 
l the General Conferenoo of the Metliodist 
'rotestant Churolv in 1840, which mot in 
Cincinnati,. on tho first Tuesday in May, tlie 
delegations from twenty-four conferences, 
covering flic whole I nited . Suites, was com- 
posed of representatives, who, in fact, rep- 
resented but a small portion of the connexion. 
From tho Maine, Boston, Now York, (Tmm- 
plain, Pennsylvania, New-lersey, 'South Caro- 
lina, Alabama, und Arkansas Annual C (infer- 
ences, tlierc were no delegates— lay or minis- 
terial — in attendance. Front several others 

there was only ono from eauli, and that . one a 
minister ; and from others a very inadequate 
representation — the oonfere'nces being .chiefly 
composed -of delegates from a few .of they 
more adjacent annual conferences— tlioMarv- 
ltntd, Muskingum, Divio, and Pittsburg, Con- 
ferences being largely represented ; and, of 
course, the president, and two secretaries, 
were taken from those conferences. Yet in 
this conference, o'no of the most important 
questions arose whioh has over qrison under 
the now organization. Tho Maryland An, 
nual Conferenoo, it seems, had so oonstruc'd 
the constitution, as to allow the St. John's 
station, in Baltimore, dooidcdly tho richest in 
tho connexion, to evade tho rule introspect to 
(ho change of preachers, by declaring itsolf 
‘amission station;’ and consequently to haven 

ririMWlllftr Iimviintor! if #*«»»» 


The Family Alta*. 


“Family pruyersr” says Cecil, “limy ho 
made a vast engine of power to tho whole do- 
mestic circle. It Buys there is a God, and in- 
spires a reverenoe for his cluiractcr. It pro- 
elainiH a life to eoriie. and points to the spirit 
land. It fixes the idea ol' responsibility iii 
the mind, while it diffuses sympathy through 
the soul. It famishes tho judicious parent 
with an upi>ortunity of glancing at faults 
where direct admonition might bo inexpe- 
dient. It' greatly conduces to the. mainten- 
ance of family government and order, while 
its spiritual advantages arc invaluable.'’ 


Rev. J. Caubhey. — A correspondent of tlie 
Christian Guardian, published in Toronto* 
Canada, a Wesleyan organ, gives iuformntibu 
of tho labors of. thiq Revivalist : 

llov. J. Cnuglicy prenched his first ser- 
mon At .Toronto, Nov. 23. .Soveral persons 
were graciously converted at this first ser- 
mon, and from that time till January 10 tlie 
result was as follows : those who received 
the forgiveness of their sills or. justification 
2R4, sanctification 137, backsliders restored 
66, making in. all up to tlmt date 488, and 
since then 40 more have been added, making 
tho total up to this date 5!i4. ‘The above J 
numbers,' with the dates,’ says he, ‘have been 
carefully taken ’from tlie Ivcrotnry’B books. 
While wo CBteem every man engaged in God's 
work, in love for his work’s sake, tho praise 
and "glory is duo and must be given to Father, 
Son nnd Holy Ghost, who workoth all and in 
all.’ 


Methodist Papers.— I tisnd woriderthat the 
religious pupers of our Metliodist brethren are 
successful : for so highly is their influence es- 
teemed, that to promote their circulation he, 
comes a great professional duty with their 
clergy. Wo lately stvw.ti statement to tlie ef- 
fect that a Methodist minister in Iowa had 
preaobod and labored on tlie subject, till tliu 
number of religious ]iu|>enMmd periodicals cir- 
culated, amounted to one for every tine of tin, 
people of his cliargo. — Who doubts that this 
is a flourishing und intelligent church ' 
There is no religious influence, aside from tlie 
pulpit, so useful, or cheap, or easily attain- 
able, us that of tho religious paper ; und if 
pastors were generally accustomed to reflect 
upon toe subject, and to net ujvoiv their rc- 
fleeuons, there would he no problem as to tin- 
efficiency or success of this mode of doing 
good- [N.-Y. Evangelist. 


Relaxing. — -H ow liberal tip- successor of St 
Peter is utare liU-rality is of little conse- 
quence ! lie goes largely Into cooking, und 
gives Lite “ fuithful ” the following permit : 
“The Pope lias granted the permission of 
using ‘fut' in euliuury operations on fin-r 
duys during the year 1852. The time of 
1-ent is -excepted.”' 

This is an item to his credit ! ’ , ■ 


A reading rooiq and a course of lecture-, 
for the benefit of the, young ladies uud gen. - 
tlemcu connected with the ..Presbyterian 
Church iri Cincinnati, have recently been es- 
tablished A handsome collection of book- 
iuw .already beeu made. Among the lecturers 
is toe name of Kev. I)r. Aydelotte/ formerlv 
minister of the Trinity (Eptaeopg l), Ch ..r,-i, 
of that city, hut now a member of (Ue-.^t-w 
Kehool Presbyterian Church! , 


Cjiekrino News.— T ho editor of the W. 
G- Advocate says: 

• - “ Thus far, this winter, there 1m vo been nour 
or quite tlvree hundred accessions to tlie Aletii- 
odist Episcopal Church in tliis city, [Cinn ] 
Wo feel like thanking God. Never, vvliilo I10 
doigtis to pour out his Holy Spirit upon tin 
sons of men, should wo, us Christians, be- 
come despondent or discouraged." 

T.nrymni. Opinion — A correspoiident(wli> 
did not deserve so full au answer— us ho paid 
not his postago) puts a case to tho editor of 
the Holston Cli. Advocnto: 

“Our preacher — a man well thought of so 
far, generally, among the people — saw fit to 
change the class leader, which insulted him 
so highly that he erased his name from the 
class book, nnd influenced as many as In- 
could to do the same. Accordingly, some 
ten to fourteen .submitted to his influence. 
This was ull done before he give up tlie book ." 

Wo quote the sulwtaneo of Dr. Patton's re- 
ply. Some expounders will differ from hint : 

“The Discipline, when 1 defining tho duties 
of those who have tho charge "of circuits, 
says 1 <> appoint ull tlie leaders, and change 
them when ho sees it necessary. This is tin, 
law in tlie ease. Tho class leader hud noau- 
thority tu-eraso either his own niinuy or tlie 
name of any other member from tho book. 
If lie was aggrieved, and w shod to withdraw 
from the fellowship of the ( hureli, it was his 
rifrfit to ud and receive ad nission, and tlie 
preacher lmd 110 right or an ’lorillj to prevent 
him, unless he was under eej sure at the tint? 1 : 
and it IiAh been a mooted qi eslion, whether' a- 
inenilicr under censure Inn net a right to 
withdraw fr,om the Church - (of course with- 
out a certificate of acceptability.) Wo in- 
cline to the opinion thutttoe right to u-d/,- 
ilrair should la- accordetl. even to persons un- 
der censure, unless the case involves the cha- 
racters of others, justice to whom requires 
au investigation.” 

UPHornwoHh, . Editors, and PitEACiikRe.— 
llov; G . W, Ijutgliorno contiiiuqs his well- 
argued articles in the 11. C. -Advocate, in re* 
ply to Prof. Deems. No. IX of tlie series 
concludes : - , - 


preacher appointed it for any indefinite term. 
A "” ■’ ‘ ‘ fliii 


A The General Conference declared this ac- 
tion unconstitutional; and the station, doter- 
miued on enepottinp .ihv &>■ tnu 

Clmrc-h, as to call its ovvn ministers, and retain 
th'eiii as long us it pleases. This is downright 
Congregationalism und independency, “ and 
tlie cxanipfo has been followed in all the prin- 
cipareities of the Union— eincinnuti, Phila- 
delphia, Albany, and Boston, und, possibly by 
other Churches. The inevitable tendency of 
tlie system is apparent. Congregationalism 
is the inevitable result of tlie experiment ;. 
and if wo may judge of it Ivy wliut 1ms hap- 
pened in some places, absolute independency, 
and final extinction of itinerancy and too 
whole missionary character uf thosnew con- 
cern, nre near ut hand.’" - 


OaliforniaMission— Mississippi Conference. 


Rev. H. N. McTveiive: Dear Bko: — Y ou 
will he so good us to place to the credit of 
Warren Circuit — Rev. H. J. Harris, P. C.— 
$25 for California mission, and ohligo 

J. Al. Jo.nes. 

February 21, 1852. 


British Wesleyan Matters. — O n the 3d 
of February, tho Imperial Parliament will 
assemble for the dispatch of business. On 
tho same day tho "Committee of Ministe 
appointed by the Wesleyan Conference 
Newcastle, will assemble, to consider the me- 
morials, etc., wlrieli were then referred, or 
ha\-yj since, by, the President, boon submitted 
to them. ' From tlie Queen's Pririio Minister 
the country confidently expects the proposal 
of a new reform hill : what limy the Metho- 
dist community expect from tlie above named 
committee ! [Wes. Times, Jiiri.-ID. 


Advice to Yovnb Men. — Y oung men, at- 
tend to the voice of one who lias possessed a 
certain degree of fame in the world, and. wlfo 
will shortly appear before his Maker : Read 
tlu- Bible every day of your life. [Dr. Samuei. 
Johnson' 


Tito First Baptist Church of Sun Frunoisc 
have sent tin invitation to llov. K. L. Mugoon. 
New York, to become their pastor, nnd tilst 
one to Rev, K. Fuller, D. D Baltimore, in 
ease Mr. Mugoon should decline. Their ob- 
ject iH to have one of these men immediittelv 


" Ax to uivr odin,,'.* i-’ko'-w out wluvt to say 
That they, are rendering the-ahuruh intie-h 
valuable Bupjsjrt is a fiutt which 1 rejoice to 


Jonah in the YVhai.e’s Belly. — I n the 
cavity of tlie whale, a safe and pruOtioubTe 
usyluin isuflbrded — noLindeed in th e stomac h 
but in another cavity of tlie whale : the 
throat is large, and is provided with a bay or 
intestines, so considerable in size, tliut the 
whales frequently take illicit two of their 
young ones when wuuk, especially during a 
tempest. In this vessel are two vents, wliicl 
serve for inspiration nnd respiration ; and 
here, in ull probability, ‘Jonah wuh proservoil. 
not, indood without a miruclo, but with thut 
economy of mirucle so frequently oxopiplifictf 
[in- Scripture. [Plymouth Memoriul, 


NlW Catholic Chi’kch. — T ho church recently occu- 
pied by- J>r, Hawks, iu Aetor i*lac«, NowVork. ucnr tin 
Opera Iliiuim, hus l>ocn purchased by Arctibifiliuit llughei 
aud will Itffa coiwcratvd in May next a* n Cut ludic cljUrch 
by tliu uairn- of B(. Anu, Dr. Forb'm to be tbi' pji&tur. Tbl* 
niakei. the tweuiy.^ oond Uomuu Cutboiic church iu New 
YorkOity ‘ 


Miltou baa pres- rted for ua. in solemn Ter**, his sdioed 
life : '• 

*• Wbeu I wait yet a child, j»o cldldieb |dsy 

JKJU ■* Gll-«y uniid wae wt " 

i*criou* to learu and know, mid thence to' tin 
hut. Wight b>- public good. uiy«*df I tiiouglit 
Ib./fu to that end. boru jo jiroiuote all truth 
All righUfou* thing* •’ , 


Professor Qlid don’s Ninth Lecture. 

Notwithstanding t|ie unfavorable state of the 
weather and tho numerous nttrnctiens at otlu-r 
pbioi-H -or public resort, the Lyceum Hall was 
(veil filled. 

The subject of tho lecture wits “ tlio ethnology 
of tho different rncos.” t * 

-Tho Professor proceeded to any timt know, 
ledge nud the arts were derived from Ihe Egyp- 
tians. A certain class of antiquaries hatbeon- 
tended tlmt, ns Egypt wits the mother or the 
arts, nnd the Inhabitants of tlmt country were 
of Ihe bthiopcan rncc, the present dny owed all 
its triumph's of mind to tlie negroes. This he 
denied, nnd contended that the banks of the 
Nile were peopled l,y the 'Caucasians, inter- 
min'd with the Tiorfimiiic,. PeTnsginn and 
Scythiiin tribes.. The Copts who inhabited that 
comitry were a hybrid gcnarnltoti, who pro- 
ceeded from a mingling of tho negroes and Cau- 
easiAiis'i a living example, of which peculiar 
people exists at present, among ourselves. He 
displayed drawings of bonds of the ancient 
Egyptians, which showed Hint they Were IT, tt- 
ensinns. This he proved by the furthcti testi- 
mony of straight lmir worn by the mummies mV 
x hi lift ion — barring the probability tlmt in 
those days it may have been fashionable In wear 
wigs ! There were ns litany varieties (?) of tin- hu- 
man roee four thousand years ago nsnt the pre- 
sent dny. father Time lmd not succeeded in 
white- washing the negro., nm to adding ouo tinge 
ol darkness to tho visage of the wliito man. 
The types of man-kind, lie said, were then' tlie" 
same 'as now; although by his aljnsion to the 
instruments of printing we did not understand 
him to inter that that art-Was fatuiiiar to tiie 
inhabitants of tltrit dny und generation. No- 
groes in tlie days of Cheojts . were the same in 
physical conformation ns at present. They lmd 
flat noses nnd crooked knees. They were slaves 
then ns they are slaves new. • They lmd their 
.sports, ns shown by Ancient drawings, wherein 
Sambo dnneed to the inspirating tones of tho 
banjo, and “ whoelod about and turifed about 
and jumped Jim Crow !” 

The Professor proceeded to elucidate tho fact 
that tho bondsmen of those days out-riod upon 
thoil" heads bricks, and thut tlie bitter day 
fashion uf carrying 'them in tho hat, is not 
without precedent. 

lie iiIno showed the portrait of a very curious 
animal which was seen by the Israelites in their 
lay of bondage* and known as the “ Klcphant ” 

The “ Giraffe” too, a wonderful, bestial * 

"That stoops to In-nr llto-ntoralng tsrk !" 
was nmong his portraits. 

Tits lecturer, in .the progress of his discourse, 
illuminated largely on the subject or the differ- 
ent- raoes ol meu. The Caucasians jyeretlio last 
race, famous for quick time and proverbially 
abend of-the age. The Lyi-iatts were a slow 
race, ns might bo seen in tho pictures by tlie ex- 
treme brevity of their lower limits. He drew a 
comparison between all" the different races that 
have run their courses in the great Olympiad of 
life. As to who won the prize, or wlmt wns-tlio 
best time rnado by tho various human races, lie 
did not sny, but concluded that the Caucasians 
had tho load, and were likely to keep It, 

The looture was attentively liBtqned to by an 
appreciative audience.' The lecturer disavows 
any. intention of running a tilt against tho Biblu. 
But he ie not responsible for facts ! It ie, at 
least; a comfort to loam that- wo have discovered 
too last variety' of the genus homo ! I 


Mormon Affairs. 


SERVICE AFLOAT ANIt ASHORE-, luring Ih, Vlc-xl- 
rnn Wat . Ily Limit. ltil|',|i«VI S,-altl|fi. U. S N. K v0 
PP-.-WS. 

I lie .writer vvaa attin-hcd to the Home 
■Squadron at tlie breaking out of the late, war 
ith Mexico. After seeing service afloat till 
it- lull ol \ era ( rttz. Do wit - dispatched on 

government service xufkorto to tlie city of 
-xied. His opportunities for making large 
nnd correct observations, at all important 
points, upon the state of the country, inline* 
dintcly.us it was opened by invasion, before 
s social and political type lmd been changed, 
■ere highly favorable. The style of the 
00k doos . credit to the literature of our N.t- 
y. Y\ bile profesking to give his Countrymen 
Illy a amp if nil of the campaign and coun- 
try, the author lias produced tlie most satis- 
factory book which hns yet 'appeared 00 both 
tlmsc subjects. He does not confine himself 
battle scenes, hut enters freely mto itnr 
present nnd past history of this troubled re- 
gion, und connects events tlmt have nbtriicre- 
■fore been brought within historical neigli- 
tiriiood. Ihe social and political clement 
formed ;by the. clergy is well hrottglit out. 
"'here is an unflagging interest in -tho peru- 
sal. I'he writer deals plainly, .if not fairly, 
ith the Chiefs, of the Camp, Gon-. (Scott’s 
vanity gets a succession of .very laird l-ubs. 
Ono would bo' tempted to suspect a political 
and partizan intent in the-dppenrnncoof suijli 
volume just now, did .not these personal an- 
iinndversibris form too inconsiderable u por- 
tion of it. Numerous engravings embellish 
the work. For sale by .1. Ball. 

THE COURSE OF CRE-ATION : t,y .r Andersim. -I), n. 
lk'mp. : (ip. ;jK4. . 


Pirns' Wnn*- ’ni(^ r niorm6u 
country (ami, among others, thp imnouncement 
that Judge Snow had determined to open court 
and proccod with business, li will be recollected 
tliat tlie colleagues of Judge S. left Salt Lake 
City and returned to the Stifti* some lime since. 
A correspondent of tin) National Intelligencer 
lias tho following in reference to the character 
of this legal or illegal functionary : 

“A few words in relation to Judge Z. Snow. 
Judge S. joined the Mormon church shout twen- 
ty years ago, but lias not resided iu tlie Mom 
jnon community, or "been in full communion with 
the church, slncu they left Kirtland, Ohio, some 
fifteen years ago. lie doubtless went to tho 
Territory with the determination to discharge 
his official duties faithfully, uninfluenced and 
uncontrolled by his religious associations. When 

the difficulties commenced wlticlt led- to the with- 
drawal of a portion of tlie oiiiocrs, J udge Snow 
sympathized entirely witli bis colleagues, nud 
wbeu finally, in consequence of ncoumulatcd in- 
sults, ■ outrages, and lawless transactions, they 
deemed it their duty to withdraw from tlie Ter- 
ritory, Judge Snow concurred witli them in this 
determination, and commenced preparations to 
return to tho States with his family. When 
tliiB onmo to tho enrs of Brigham Young, lie 
promptly brought tlie .church influence nud 
authority to bear, and in a. few days lifter Judge 
Snow was taken down to the Iliver Jordan and 
re-baptized info tho Mormon church. Front 
that moliicrit fits views aud feelings experienced 
a complete revolution, as is evinced by tlie letter 
from wlticlt you have quoted. But enough of 
him. » 

“ Tlie location of tlie scut of (jovc-rmneut of 
the Territory, contrary to all previous arrange- 
ments, in l’nuvnu Valley, ).',() miles from any 
white settlement, and inhabited solely by roving 
bauds of hostile Indians, is a very significant 
fact, but susceptible of, a simple explanation.' 
When the returned United States officers loll 
Salt Lake City, for the reasons set forth in their 
report to tho President, Brigham Young nnd 
bis Mormon associates were ‘well satisfied tliut, 
upon .a fair and just representation of the facts 
to the Government at Washington, the civil au- 
thority of the Territory would Do promptly 'with- 
drawn -from their hands and control. Under 
this conviction,. 'nnd with -theta usual cunning, 

they have located the cnpitnl in ono of tlie 

out-of-the-way, inconvenient and unsafe dis- 
tricts tojio found within the limits of the Terri- 
tory, witli tho view not only to expose the olii- 


cers win} might lie scut there to Indian Imstili 
ties, bnf to removo them so fat- from Salt' Lake 


City as to prevent their taking cognizance of 
criim-s and offences there, over wlticlt tlie church 


claims to cxorciso exclusive jurisdiction. 

“ Bcccnt letters received from Halt Lake City 
nnnoliuoo these ns tho reasons for tlie act. The 
Haines assigned to the new city and county 


may bo regarded ns n characteristic specimen 
of Mormotuliplonincy.” 


■ Ini r torn i so FIct — Tlie Roy. J, li Tyler. Principal of 
Ull- Deaf Slutu Di-purtim-uL of flu, Virginia lii.tllulloa 
-late* iii lila last interesting report thut'mir own rouuln 
la Hi,- only am- In which tlie question whether the chli 
rUretv.'f -ieiif-exit,-, ar^-tlirm—tveKript to-t,ntmrtii(S'»p-' 
proacbed 'Solution. Two humlml cducuted ileaf muter 
u-utcuihlrd iu Hartford. Ooaqpptloul, Septemtier 25, 1860. 
Of these. IDS were murrleil, some quite feeently. Seventy- 
two were parent* tlie parents of lug children, ninety- 
eight of whom can hear and speak. Instances are given 
of parents, both deuf from birth, haring children utile t. 
hear amt speak " An instance," says Mr Tyler, (who. 

by tlie way. wo regret to sny l,aa ri ally dernaaed 

-exisls in our institution. In ||i„ „a«i- or an luatructtw amt 
Ills ninlaUe wife, Is-tli denffrom l.trlli', liui their two bright 
littlo'boys have all their’- senses in perfi-etlen. No that 
tlie apprehension in question.-' continues the Priiielpnl 
" is ii"t suffleh-nt ground fur denying to deaf mutes the 
ehii-r earthly liappluessi the- sehqul amt exercise of vir- 
tue— the aUtc wlitelt prensgees hatioiM, nud flits rlt|c, 
and Ohurches. unit heaven Itaelf.- " 


IsITEUARY NiiTICH 6. 

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Bnli, tile folluwlilg bonks, whose tasteful and 
mibstiintiql,- 1 getting up" spffitk well for tln-ir 
liouse ; . . 


A reprint of an tilde work by tv Scotch di- 
vine. The specific tests do not lie. in tbia 
’country, but the general principles of geo- 
logy tire presented with eoAeisetu-sS und 
perspicuity, and the moral relations of this 
science, jtro discussed. Tint general reader 
will realize much advantage in tho glossary 
of- scientific terms, at the end of tlio hook. 
For salo by .1. Ball. r • 

A 'CONCISE HISTORY OF KNtll, AND— from the first 
invasion by tlie Itiuuaua to tin- iKWes-km of queen 
Victoria; by W. Clark, lthun. ; pp. apt. ■ 


A reprint -of an English work, with addi- 
tions, by On Amcrioan editor. The arrange- 
ment is distinctly chronylogleal : the summa- 
ry, includingtull tliq loading features of Eng- 
lish history, docs not exclude a good doul of 
narrative interest, it is it book for youth— 
not disheartening by ite length or offending 
by its dryness. - Those who would classify 


W.. tba!. -,»j ii_- j «• •• 

Without ranging througli large space, tlio 


date und place of great events, eras, epochs, 
kings, reigns, etc’., lying in the sweep of tliis 
vast und important history, will find this vol- 
ume very convenient. 

For sale by J; Ball. 

SceNes and le'i; ends of the nqiitii of fcot- 

LAND; tiy Iluqti Miller. Hv,,. . pp. 438. 

An elegant reprint, front the second Lon- 
don edition. Hugh Miller is confessed u 
genim. Witch writing on a dull subject, lie 
is sprightly. On tho various themes of tliis 
hook, und witli tho liccnso of every . dealer in 
[pgends lie hint fair opportunity to work his 
rich vein of humor and pootry. • It is a more 
suitable field for hiH temper than' even the- 
“Old Red Sandstone," and ho lias made out 
tt volume tlmt will lie morn read than even 
tlmt clever one. . For salo by J. Ball. 

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We tire ih receipt of tliis. littlo volume, by 
tlie kind attention of the nssistntit hook agent . 
SAIlTAIN S UNION MAOA/.INB— 

4 he March number is on our table, with 
itH usual elegancies. , 


SALANDKIt ANI) THE DRAGON , i.y Ri v F H" Slid. 
l"H. A M. l'uUplil-llJiy J Taylor : Ni-W Turk is 
mo. 


I hi* highly popular littlo volume, in th.* 
allogorieul Htyle, ^‘as^fooeivi'il hy mail Home 
weeks ago, and woiild have been notice) 
sooner, hut has beou read and lofmcd arouml 
trom tho tirst day till now. It will ndminh- 
ter a quietus to Si.anokh, (Salander) ormaki* 
his eonseiencf unquiet who lets out or passe* 
round the defaming word. 


Lifk in tub Arctic Skas. — T horo is no ahate-* 
meat ol interest in Knglaud, as regards tho fate 
of Sir J. Franklin. Mr. C. li. Wold, in a letter 
to the Loudon Tunes, makes the following stutc - 
ment, with the object of showing that life may 
be sustained for a long time, in the Arctic re- 
gions, and that Sir John Frunklin and his com- 
panions may stjli survive : 


In the year 1743, four Russian 1 sailors, forming 
part Of a crew of fourteen men, went in a small 
vessel to fish for whales on the east ebast o! 
Kpitxbergen. By some unfortunate accident 
the ship sailed away, leaving the above four 
pen on tliat dreary island. Their entire stock, 
at tlie time of this disaster, consisted of a sinijl 
lmg of rtioal, a musket, a powder hftrn, twelve 
■ehni^ttf-nmtnunrismirim iraorn knittrnn?mall 
kettle, a stove, a piece of toucii wood, a tobacco 
box and four pipes. The men were not over- 
whelmed by their calamity, but instantly set to 
work to provide for their future wants. 

The wreck of a ship which they found on the 
Bhore supplied them with fuel; and the twelve 
charges of powder and bull .procured then!' a* 
many reinder, which were numerous on the 
island. With nails extracted from a piece ol 
ship-timber, they made three lancoH. wherewith 
they killed a bear, ami with the strong tendon- 
of tlie bear they, strung and . strengthened a 


piece of crooked drift wood, which they con*' 
verted into a bow. With this and the arrows 


Tm: Americas Bible Sot ir.rr.— Thin society has paid 
>100.000 for a lot ut the porner of Astor I'laca and Fourtli 
Aveuuc. N«*w\ ork, on which Uiey propose to creel u uimr- 
niticent building. 


Roam: Island —The Mulnelbjuoi' law which wusdefeaed 
in the House of Representative* of till* Stuto on tlie 30tli 
ult . ha* iiaued the Heiuite. with a. pro.vUo wubihlttliig the'| 
(lUeatipu to the jieople. 


New Si ah - i(,ii si A iu w Stato-lioupe haa been coui- 

nit in . ,i ut Columbia, Si 0, 


piM (INHH I II — Tl,ie |kOAt-oltli!^ at Albemarle. Aiuqunp- 
tli-u I'urlsb, La., Iia* been discontinued. 


which they easily made, they killed duriii; 

island, 21 


their stay of six years on tho Island, 250 rein- 
deers, 10 bears, and a vast quantity of foxes * 
and when they were at length relieved by a Ves- 
sel which touched unexpectedly bn the island, 
they were able to pay for their passage home 
with 20(H) lbs. of deyr, fat, and mun^ liidos^f tlie 
animals they had Main. One of their number, 
a very indolent mun, Vylro, from the 'beginning, 
bad eschewed almost pvery kind- of exertion. 


died froju scurvy, while the other three foiiim 
da" 


hoaltli iu their daily active employments. 


llKri'aucATiON of Bhitiih Pi.hiopk alr. — T he publlffhcrfi 
of the B ritb lj l to^lcww hayc puceocdcd In l'ntorpbuing au 
ob«tacle to the republlcatlon of thciin rcvb-wn In tbb 
oouiitry without tueir ronauat. by cuiployiiiK American 
oodtribuior*. who take out a copyright for their article* 
lu ihm'uouutiy. 


PARIS GORRES] 


IRb] 


ENOS. 


THE STATE OP TimOOt-NTItV AT)K ltl;| ,R; lm T , 
VCNKTtfKRsCi liTtnv. " ni *T. 


jjtnsK* rrtoN- sAnlutq< 

' -YIWWl JIEN-S (.IIRISTIAN ASATION-APOn^,^ 

I’aiUS, .Ittiry iStliABSJ 
France is ntnv given ttpotho !ianil« „(‘a, 
President, who hits earit-Mieltc todowba 
ploaaoa. In every 1 >art o'rttiice, lie | 18 j 
uverwlieliiiing ntiiffiity. n sutno raH) ,J 
Algeria aloito, where tlio xko tl Aumale 
bocn soine/Aiiiie. (iovei-nutlieayei " 
tlio minority Still, j,o H 7.440, (Hvb'l 
In his fav ' ' 




in his Favor, timl only (1{000 n^ninrt ii, 
On N-ew ) oar's titty, Ito wUolcmnly 


au- Ptow U Ioh Ih 


|: , rinr Fmr itTjinitliFfo, - 
years/ in tl... Cathedrair Notre 
lio- Arelt Bishop of I’rs: and in ertkn, 
strengthen Itis power. 1 has 'been actiwh 
legislating ovpr.si.mffi. jnongst ltisdoliirn 

*>'<’ >‘>sl "t-uk, I may giv tlie follnyinj;" 

1- Nearly tvll tltp lnciiicrs of t lie U-, ^ 
seltibly who miglit ho oiioxiotts t« him, 
lieon iittntslicd. some font time only, each 


Generals Chnrgariiier. I; Flo. Ue Iamorid«|(ttil* 
Bode- “ - - ■ 


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-ait ', 'iiinl Messrs. Jtetmi. Dttverpip i- 
Hnurannc. Baz.o, 'I'hiers UlinnitioUc. Kmilefc! 

Dtliors nro banished fonts, lit 
stu-li us l.avoye, Noel l’nrfaitj Kstpiiros, tt! 
Flotte. I.a Grange, Vioter Hugo, 4c. Aft.^ 
belonging to (lie Socialist part ol’ the Am! 

• • >-■-<, We n cunteul 

with tlio insurrection, have even W n qj'J 

ported to tlio penal settlement -of. ft,™ 
no. it is'reinai-kiilile tlint .uf all ih, yo 
members of the Assembly w"ho were imp;,;, 
cd on tli g secon d pf I)cc-einlioi-,'(,;cneralCfc«i ' 

gariiit-r is the only one wh^littsnOtbwiU 
islted. .l lis marriage took jiltvce a few dan 
ago witli Miss Oilier, the daughter of xtoj 
rioli Protestant banker. 


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£. Numerous restrictions hnvo.heeiijuJ 
the liberty of tlie press.. NotliingeanimiJitfcii ( 
printed without having first been 


VipL 

proved oi by the Huri-im do lit l’ressef'whicjyxr. 


M’ 


cxeivisos .its cbiisofSlifp With great tvientj] 
Tlins-the .Ion vital desl’i-bats, ono of thr. cus 111* 
lilodOrato papers, lt|va litnl Six of 4ti leader h*** 1 
refused for six successive days, Manysen 
papers have been altogether suspended. Tl, xbsd. 
Nationnlc, tfie Repujjliqud,' the MetwprJ adieel 
rAssenihleo, tlie Revolution, tho Progt^fi .rotai" 1 
Biett l-itre Universal, the Democratic hi «*** 

liqtie. the Avenment tie Pettple, und otlts ri 11 " 1 
lmvo not appeared since tlie coup d'etat. Th l tfrsl 
Hpinibn Puhlique was ultogetlier siispends 
few days ago, fur linving left n I dunk col- 11 
in nne of its pnges. A now law on thtt.* 
is being prepared, Wlticlt, -according tr 
gittn paper, will 'lie excessively sever ^ 
stamp duty Will he raised front ojJ ou,w 
two; hut it will not he required 
tlmt every article should have F nignxtM* 
of ite author uppeudeifto it. 

3. "the NutionalGuard huvA ,cn 

on tlie assumed ground tP *' le ^ , ¥m 1 
guarantee not uguinst disc 01- “ lui 
tion, but rather against - goverpment, «4 
that the government m .tbc as strengaip* 
siblc in (orijer to maii"‘' n or ^ or 10 * 
courrigc'lahur. 'It' is theyhartbrtil 

reorganized, but on? >» soine^UiCW, and ufct 
such a manner as t «rey aU th* pd>«M 

., non- "two. (fie ers arc lahs nnn)d#-iMi 
not as formerly. /„t),e hiUfiitof themeh, b 
by the Preside,, of tin- Republic, tin ll 
proposition of tWprefectsof the different^ 
'partments. 

4. Tlio trees T, liberty, have all bora ca 
down. There w-e about 1200 of them ia 
Paris and the nghbprhood. The inserij- 
tions, ‘ Liberty, buality, Fraternity," whidi^ r ,' 
•-overed till tlie pu’.ie liuildingsundcliutdq 


llkre i 

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sini-e tlie revohitje. of '48. have ttlsu Iwtif-f™ pl 




ilwaj 

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"tnpoK 

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faced, by ortlcr ofhc Prcfeet of the Sent 
Tho streets and btldings whose nit ill rv hut 
been ohanged durin tlie last tlirce yenrs, ill 
take their former apellation. 

Tho Constitutions to lie promulgated till 
evening.. Aocordiit tu tlio f 'uiistitutidnael ' 
yesterday, a scmi-tdrytl jcijwr, tlie I’residext 
will have the right"? proroguing the A«» 
Idy und of dissulvingt. The representititS 
of Hie people will in he salaried tiny me. 

As ti consequence f the press not 
free, the’strnugedt reprts tire in eireulitix 
It -Inis Ijewi.assertt-d iuvariuus places tb*H 
decree will soon be ssuetl, furbidding lk 
wearing' 'of a beard, tu tltVy have been « al- 
lying sign’ for tlig SoqUiste. S 01118 f 81 * 01 
have announced tliut tie J’ri-siilent isaboutw 
sliut up ail places of wrsltip except those i 
tlio State C'h.ui-eltes. 'Hie Wct-leynns **l 
then la- persecuted, ns veil us the lnJe(®''p,i 
ants, tin- Baptists, and lie Plymouth Bid- 
reti, who have many eoiverts in tlio South ^ 
France. But tliis is uuly a repd 1 ' '" 
sliuttld I judge frirni ap)eiti'anceSi 
tlio liberty we uetualy oiijoy, 
very improbable tlmt sudi ti vloelsion 
taken -fur tho present. 


. ri 
frn 
it s® 1 
i will Nl 


toaent 


It would bebijftl 

impolitic, aud wtiuld sot many ugei" 1 ' •'‘Ijtin I, 
icon. But none can tell wliut vri '"■' .'W 1 
later. Many Christians are afraid, and '■jt) 
sad forebudings excited by the hunter) 1 ll 
exjsts between Louis N'ltpoleon and thriF 
Another consequence of tho prown fl ' 
ing free, is to ho seen in tlio stteng 8811 ^ 


tions of the English press, ^ 


Wore it not W 

tlie mu tter is n very serious one, cue r- 
higitly amused at tlie flow ol 
wlticlt is to he found even in some 
periodicals, the Watelimim, f° r * rl ^. 
agaii'ist some tyrannical net of the IW 
related Iifgreat length in their cttlw“"^ 
which act in reality has never taker r 
It 1ms tints lieon usserted, tliut tlierc a “q 


wns tiny' real instin-eetion in Porn, 


Inilrf 1 


plot invented by. tlio Presiilent: tlis'^^j 
Vinpttssihlo for tdfo fo "vote frrriy tyf ^ 
were Sll.tlfiO not-s. iii Paris alone ■) ' ^ 
President darf-il not go put, for fe» r | ^ 
sliot : that lit- lnul gone .to reside id t 11 
ricH ". that ho is Kinpi'roij Nr. " ^4 


tions nnd mnnv otlier.-j htive not 

• Meet w - 


foiinilatiiiu nf truth ill tlietn. 




dinurv litlsc utateintMlt^ • ,n ' ( * 
uhout tin* ('onnti t ntion. ‘Avliioh 


prohiulKated, ami ^ 

bo KtiliviTriivf "i‘ till tlm 


porn, 


and HtiliHorviont only to.tljn will o 11 ^1 
tiouH dcsjiot. Why hucIi a liuo*n nl *^ r 
bo rai«od uirainst a nmn 


Trom antin* liy, it iH <liftir*ult to 


Hilt enough of politicH 
tajeo niorO Jrfti’rost in tiiittl non ,,, '| 

Hpiritui.il kingdom : and thank » '■ 




standing tin- late eoramotion 8 ' 


news to tell. Ttri) new 
fiavu lieon established in Paris 

> oung MfU . 


four , weeks One is a ' u “-r |. 
tiun Assneiation.'', II >s M tniol* - 

-nreffi^bntnngiTig-prini’ipiiRy w °'‘ te't 

medioiqo and law. who ufeet f' 0 , ^ «»-) , 

spent) t|U hour ite the reading '’' 


,eld tu 
fhoichw 


also ' 


mitt 

tgemi 


worsl 
lllte i 
:' tilt- n 
t-nt-.f 
•it Tt-tn 


-4 be i 

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os to 
os ns 
Peislati 
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ri vent 
pw at 
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fiv 
iuntit 
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■ '.tin-- 

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I'udivjd 
Ihtore 


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Cl)c Iru) (Menus Cljristinn Aiinnrnte. 


Tliey haw jnsthogim ! ' As II I'lirictiiin, sln> ivus cnfightnnM, «•»«• 


i,l. »i”' ' n ,. e l| limisliboks, unit tori'- nisti-nt, ill' vn tod. As u Motliislist, ‘ hIiii imd 

(nWi a lil ' r !''.' - Vj^ri.iilic'Hls. Tlionmnlior j sludiod tin; Systi-m, mill troll lifiBw nml hour* 

■ <iiiil*' fr * 1 ■ . , . r.ca .. n , i • u*;il f,,r ' tilv nriiirhvnd its ileinniwlq Si n» loved .Mrlli- 


Tin Kmi A .niiiii a ton — Holin’ further « , \|i«*rllil* , nt w 
i'll Kin* AimUillntor have. hecii in 


\ correspondent of I lie ' 
• By of Mexico, under 'In 


l rt j t inwi_Tfl[ , h ^ fifteen ; still, for j tily u|»| irovod its iliMruntils. Sho 1 «»vim 1 M « * i 1 i - 

monition* o " liogihtilltg. Tlio oilism fur its suko. n ml confin'inr 1 I < > 1 1 1 V"tn 

life I 1 ''* '* ","\],.)i s('liristiiin Assoi'intiim," i piitit'ipl'' She rcgnbU’il it tlii' im.isl si'riptui'iil 

|, (ulmi ' ,nm t’ n| j llH p['ul, lipgan hr tin* j nitil fftiiilijoctiiiiialilo oinl'iidliiiont "f Clirist'mii 

liitlt > 9 |i " j." ( ' ' aW njro. It ii”"’ vooholis 1 di n't riii” duty, titul priiili'tt” iii'tlic world. \- 
lt de Irta nncr ’"j ' ult)m bcrH. nnd lias boon tiro j a will', slip. wiuuill'ii ni««l ti’lsliniiil sHtnilil n -k . 
SS^fr^vorsii’n of liumlrodo uf ymnig j and Vary tinicl. of ti mndol of al Iravolipn 
1 ntranwl in'ooihmorfce. Mny the pvonclior's wife- a Rwnt liolp. mul never a 
WithW ? 5 .ho dame itboit. ' liinderunco in the saori lions i.f itifienipy. 


i, iiiln, i Y’™"*; ' ' ’ , 

:,|t ia so n°tiv«: !»"' 

I’ 11 "- U..o omlM lltfl 


n it nob very flattering. Tin- • M' rb 
tliMii'iiislniii il Hint tlii« iiunllnl ’t<»r 
i In hn fiirly -tag*-. but St >■ '*f, 
building i I'imJojH'il in Mini'' * 
ny- ■ .AJtcr tint exp' » iliicnl • 
lilt* iiiinUiHnt"i'' w- i ' 1 i" • otr out 
. ni ..I Hu- company. M «• pi"- 1 
r. itml .Vn w it linl'k wet and ilirly. 


..■I" tlii* niniinuHtnr* w,r, ni t otr out «*«»titvili|H.i l iiu .""ilj.-r v< M.lmi nini.v *> i- to- 

. , ,, .... ..... | I, 1 1 ” ' ■ . hill. Willi linn,- Hi. Ill ill iHinil loll. till 

" '" 1 NI»V|il. t'l’i .in It rtiinnil ! 

ii'I'or. mi -1 • lr* w it linl'k wet atul July | nr . „| l o. ni"v.iu,nt‘*. It i v.-rv probabl® I 

rli'il It. >liiflileii l>y ii wnoli '11 ol'-vi' 'mul tin* ihao- hi-* i|i'«c,-nt upon Mexlc" -nt Ampule 

,.f III,, gl., vi . tin-. Vinci- i limi^ il its rr Inr .hirlli.»Uroni mm*P»Hoi.. .-I hi-j .‘"elute I 


. Ho* prince -of Mexican •• • i-i Jratnr-*. you 
'l* ri'||iii|Ul 4 n-il lil« liojno. i'j ujiiiii s' l'iulitp 
1 1 - 'tin itfilinpi'V ' i-'inln III-* li.iiHMitnillil 
-iHi|*ly- 4 *tTur.l lliill -.c-iir- «i|ipnri lliilt|«*r« |>. 
n- .11 I « w oil Jiti' nn tli.il In- i- ,-vi-ii now 
niotlpT I' toliili uiiiiy i • Ki- -it mi i-’nlv 

ll lll"l l- I tin II lli.” IIHIImI loir, lit Ill's - . Ill- Iij, a 

|-i m: IV- -in i In* iJnv- rimu-ut tin- purl leu- 
n- iii, lit*-. II i v.-rv prolmliln that In- w ill 
[•••lit upon Mi-xl.'o *nt Ai-npulco— n point 


• \ ...M I pi-l of | Ii,. ulm,. liH.ii alupi- ( limit' ll its rr |;.r . ,url i h " KU r"iu lln"‘H«ntHou* *-l hl-j Vm-Inl*-'- I' know Hint' 

.. , , . , i .. p t. i i ?n« Ii «n‘ Ills iuliMillnn. , nfltlioui;li rln-iuiis|irin'fs mny I'-iul 

" - '"'U' .-'l^o Hint whi n Hu- lum-hin.'s w,-..- im lmr.l , l|ltl v ,|nt<- A liousi- In.- l-. „ l.u.lMlo-r,- 


••no who .rollocts it nfi tlmt i ho i-noniion of 
Xuitvin wmil'l ro>.ioo \t hi- oh lw-iw -on 
Vtiyi ii*n nil. I t ll.* .. irriMit. .jln-|«‘iiii’ nf 

Kit .*)io— this hplnrf il.o ohi.-i . . 1 , j,-. f nl Ko-hiiIIi’s 
HIM lii mil, WWi\ till! I HI l‘i 1 0 || |jj‘ hi 19 HolUf. Till* 

thi'Vi'liifp, liftin' roi'iill Iniin \Vimhintrt"ii 
'"I In* I'UHxinn nii'l \nsliinu )'i-|irnvi>iitnti vi-s 
I'l !»' V»'u;*i * « l« 'J by Knvsutli mul hi-i party »s 
the host row uni lor hi* In t i ^rnf-js in crosmify flu* 
\tl itifii'. mill li is Mil'Hpi|ttonf ottorts on tin* 
j iln ] lonii. v * . . , 


'* | IS"' tliuliMnignoil h n n ri"W to fiinti* to Mr \lf. | 
" butt ltiiw%nncp, for tin* i fifVirtttn t Ion of hirt OoV- 


oriuii«'j|t , tlmt IM* M i jo-st v m t i-. vormnont fully 
approve of flip iro \ • iTTffl il l roi.'lm l iti^tf.i 
I rm tier ; mul. that tli -v i-ntiroly Winavow Iho. ir 
of violniicn pAtnn»S’tt*v| |, s ip ,, i otmiuindnr «l I" 

l.xpriH", n ip I ulst, if, , ion from hoi- .'I, 

.ic-ty m ‘ onmtl, mid.-r whld.’ tl,- .,.mmm. !m 
I notorl, ho f„r iiuln. ,i, mul- |,y n uv a tl t Imri > \ If 
I mill from tho HritiMli tJrriwn. * Hjn, 


I oiler tliem* 


pmrntttthiii£<' 8 , her Mniirfi. * - 
(l..vfitil,aml luiTi; in. l.iisllatinii „tt..,u,.' 

J""!* 1 '’ "l»’l"K,v far Mint wliioli tl. ’ t 

l ' ,l ' 1 0 ’ ’V”’ iiift'iiall.m of trpntor itn K K X ..iiii.i. 

niiil bto* MnjeHty h fJoverntneni do ho, will u 

l.iMHof l inu*, mill imniediiituly „|„, n 

IbiMillicial liitelligt'iu e Vibbvo iilimU-H^ to. n ■ 
iml' b ns in llieii r opinion it wonld b 6 unw<itmi\ 
..rtbc dovi'nimonj of u m'dSi tuition to bepii ,t' 
iili'uil-iiuikiu^pliu'-rufofpot uiii wboiidbp Trrt'- 'i I 1 


(ocioty wliidl) 1 ”'” ju«t os- 


from tin' pt-rp*'u'Hi-uliu' n >oi"«t il"iil *>f in tidily wn’tiw wii,-* 
thrown out with the vapor. Tin so thiiips show 1 lint 
property may t"' ilatnng' iHby tin* aniiihilators-.as w!l ih 


vini-r mii,- mul fiirulslii'il for him liy mu- of Ills trli-iplfi , anil iiuniy 
how flint ihloKs us*-fii| for n rnmpnttfii nri- lifliuliijr llii'Wiinlly nil 
aiwlliH ""J ‘'"A I Sell I -aw I Ml or ‘JlHi ramp loll jfnlhp Into Hu- 
. wal.-housi'-; n| flu- I'-mtimr Santanlst Ho'n-. amt mmiY 
tor w uiii hill"* of lilaiiki-ts nuit olothliiij V,mi ii'T'l iml li«* 
tor«‘. and 'i > on lii'iir stirring m-ws from that iiirtor -mm 
, 'tH Ihi- oHIi-ials in' Hint Mntu i Huifft^-riif ar»- HaflfH 

\ n mi's •frlemls Han Mvar--/.. tlm «i"\.-rnor, U ulm i 


Ihe other 


“San.ly SrUpiol Sm-ii-ty. - ’ The 


1 ' • 1 fth(.N, o Thriatlim A.lvnpatp will 
k^ 4 *! astfliiishod when I say 


l*V\v lmvo HO poneriilly ondc'iirrMl tliontsidvi's' by ; iVu'tuii water ; nml we suppos*' tlmt tlm vlipnr w tihl. 
tt. the people whore ilieir lot hits lmeti 4 ?nA. ,H * V> t- Ht-,-u of .. euti. ry -tm. ami 

1 pr.iliably to tnniH’ 'ioscrlplloiis i i -Iry.g I- " ^ . 


f l H lie very much tiHtoiusl 

r r,l f ■ „, P first swh-ty <>r t 1 ”' klnjl. 

! ll ‘'!- I'mncc Still, it is afact. Sunday 
little known lu-ro. I'aris.’ 


A.s u mutlicr, she wuh patient, kind, and dis- 
erect \s n IVictui, smoore, phi i ^rfig and 1 1 oh- 
pitahle. Ditrinp; beg, Inst illness she waH lVr- 
ipfontly conversed with on the Hiibjeet of her 
jirospeets. She desired to live for the he.mdit 


? iTiifw iTTtf'Tif i A X n.^rtilltnrttHir y r rnt n tt il - tn t frj t m ' ^ Ul,l ' ul 11 Crm-liiim.l i.|-.UiiM»Vj at *uuuplw.^,r , nml ,, 
. , . 1 . . • . A ,, . , . bit ; -a- i-ni'iny of Prt'.ihleul Arltft*. Ilo ha- ph-niv of arms 

I." -" viHlI.-l by "in' of the never, m stomp tluit lue* hap , w , ( |Vn», rail into the ii. l.l IT <mh> Imlian ai anv mom,-,,. 


ft !?. V *Lu half of inlmhitants. has ! of her little children, lmU*ud rcmgiiml to the 
^ 1 had. sonic imiiiths a K d, « withnijt.r^'Md’ran of lmpo in,- 
the tiftli conference of tlm nftirtal.. 

>• 1*^"- uiinnci- in l.ondun, statistical At tin- sudden exit ..I' .mo m young whl 
■•the Sunday Soluinls in Tram-c’ 1 uscl’iil, Inin, unity limy wall woSp; lnttwcsnr- 
"l find out in 1111 tin; l'nitcstaii! rowwotliR-otlieits wlm liavo no Imp”. Kart- | 
,.nntnining alioiit 7>""’.”hil- wdl. Sister ! fril-ml of my family!,, \luint !"■ 

,h rtf 'these 1» V sclihols proinihly not tl.v,. slumber, and trimnphaut thy rdsurri'ctimi. 

i,«af(ir 7 v wuidd.l)" considered in Attn-ri- . ' - W. Menu*". 

” MlSdd’iith Selin, , 1 s. as tlm otVrs had no . I'ickcnsvill”, Ala . hob 1 . 2 th, 1 S 52 
al< * and wen- simply 'u 'separate nor* : 'h B&" Niislivill”; Uiuisvillu and Uh-hraoiid (■'. 
ministnr ibi- ul.n.lim, gmmully Ailvooatos plcuse ropy,:' , •? 


pencil there for many ynfttt#. It ciiruiiie.iiecil hy a HL'iit 
till; nt snow on Tliurmluy week, mul on Kriday the wind 
vt-.-n d I" iiorllf and iiorthea.«f. hlnwlng a gale'- tin the 
sen-cnnst the storin ^raged Willi unprecedented fury and 


C. &c. Affi, 


grint ileal nf diuuafp' to properly ahmi: Hie 


*ea-enait. Fnfmilt-ri along the rnant there was nothin-: to 
lie seen at the different fislumt stations hut wreck and 'k 
sol ition. The hiiow lay I'nr threw days in some places u-n 
I'ei t deep, and i-" eninplet'-ly w«-re Hie roatjs bfotked’ up. 
that Mie day tln ri- were over isn mail hags nrerdii" at 
Ktunburgh. 


hit . |' enemy "I I're.iident Arista. I le ha- ph-nly *if iirius 
ajoi enii call into the n, |t| 1 7 imhi Indian at any (tinmen. 

'flu' I iovermu'-ut i* fUhloH p-iwerless mndiiHl iilui uv ||,,- 
"l.'iers frmu the more uorllierly part opMexleo • i-ave in’' 
with the dygetilerv ih -".n m liny gel into A'lvan-y.'s 
nioiiiilaiiis. Mi llie nillitary i-fll- er-> of ihe ditfi-reni «ia 
li'""< in Iln- Sf.iie are :ippoint«d l-y hi- iiillueiiee a lit, I m .• 
Ill* e.reaturt-. and,."f ponr-i- Hauia Aumiists i «np|i,i„. 
Ha i la Anna s rallying cry with Hmigl)oiant will lie war 
to the North Aitiorleaiis '' 


j i Niw YaiiH, (Wediiegilny ) Feb. tH 

I he i unard steamer Canada luo* nrrlteil with dates 
fr-'ij liiv. I pool to ||„- 7 llst nil one week lat'-f than tin* 

'"i.ls liy H,.- Kuropa Tin- tallowing is a hrleiMim- 

mai jr "f her news . ’ 

- — — .Ian -H — 


I lo re has la-en an active ih'iimiiiHti' llu- 't'tillon nuuki i Ilieir Huhordiiiiite luUluirit ies had been mu li a-, 
’ini e Hi" depat'liin^rnf lln-la^ steamer, e.-pci-lnlly IT<|in llof to admit ofthcir jtlfltiflmttiiiii. An her M . 


and being freely met by bolder. s ilic sales nt Hn* jealy's • lovenuiieill have full roufidciice tlml th 


fully r.iMKHi hales of wiihdl lHMm have b.-.-n ( Jo\ enuneiit of ihe' I’nlted Stale« ia iietttale i lo 


tD( ’llSftl)bath Schools, its the others hud no 

9 . g. and were 'simply nseptimb- seni o 


Ski. r l,ad 7’ p Tr ny 

a* finndiiv. lint »<>l’ w tlincs “ l8u 011 1 liurs ' 


OyMi-CiiowniMO. — Wln-n the propeller XewVork was 
ah 'Utto sail' for Chngres. on Paltirday. the 7 th Inst tin? 
number nf pitssenge'rH was so great that it Wa« fouinl to 
l»<- .ImTnhii'iitlj dang, Woo'S, if not' ImposslMe. for her to ; 
•proceed.* Tln-y. w,iro searcely abb- to llinl xtamtiiiA r,- -m 
Oil her dock*, mid it is snid tw o-l.hjrds of the numher w ere 
'uiipmvldt'd. with da rtliH. t’lipt.ltaxter' declined leaving 
port until one hundred and titty ,-t tin- pJissengers were 


' I’.i.vcilin I'.noim -Me’-i.v Culler Can-lee if 
I'oAghUeep-ie. \ . I'mvi* const ruetisl an engine fiy cl-e- 

H'i H V ll is the iliveiil i'.ii of M r (I n-tcii. of- Ne\y',|ei>i-y . 
I'll ' I’MiWltkeeps)' I tgle : During the buildi/ig < f 

• In utiteiiiuc we h<ne \, alelu d it* pri'gre*«. nlid its dilh-r- 
ciil 'parts have hei.-u explain, d t(l us When Mr. Husteu 
■ hi to Poifghkeepyie 1 >, hrouuht'n Pltiall bill lury wit h 


him, which he thought was not silfihd, ntlv ],ow, rfullo 1 barrel. Corn has la-en III good 'r,«|ll 
m- ve the nimdiilte when iffilSln.'d Hut on its Qoniph-tiou YvlloW. amt tW* pcr.,]itiirtcr for Whil,--- 


i ik-oi for export and IiiJhiO ml HporuUitlnn Tin- * 

ol M-ienhM ( ::oi hi were lo.ikhi. and yf io.,hiy WHHlI, ale*, eonlidetiee will iiidue** midi lint ion lo refer nt 
l.ileii for speoulat hm ye*|.-rdny, :ank» hates The piter om a to each other ill all niHe.a of .mich il iMptt f 
«l' : t have ho, -n at full prtre*. and the market 7 -Iom-s with and-, Until dllO tilll" has ela| sed • for the nt I '• 
mu.jh nriiim s- Tlu-re 1 *. however, no ,-hafjge In ihe ofll. sary.t'XJilnniitions h» l„« recei ve«l*.tn defer f nl; i n ? 
chdhiuHnHoiH, which are ns fnlloWi '• Kalr.Hrlcnlis. r, > , . ► ii n\ steps which might lead ' to eollivionv, -n | > 

-t’-MlmL' orieamf. 4 . Fair rphnnK > . and Mlddllnit 11111 ?* luiiujj aggravate l lit* original, difficult v ' 

1 ' « '* c The undersigned leijueds Mr, Ahhfttf^Lud'- 

I lour In, * been In fair demand ;,h, l hnldnrs Hrm The return to neeejit Ihe iissuratiees of hi* highe?l 
,|it,i|aH'in-’ are. lor Western Canal 'ja-, . and for Ohio gt- ^coiiyideratinh! CSliAM ll.li 

i harrel Corn has been In good i',-*|Ucpt at -Ms 0 , 1 . lor Ahls'tt l,iiwretice. I'.sj . ,-h- , etc ' • ' • i 


•ditihir feeling, tliny, hotm that this mu : no | . »h,-i 


lot * linn- sold at 174 f.rr ftsetme,! and Raw. 

HAtMIIRIf and IIDPK- Ifmimss In Ihc-c arttalM Hm 
l^ n f-Mlymncb r^nfttad to r, »*M. I'^h, at 
f " r K -n»u. ky nt,Rgi|,g ant ,4 fnr Wnp, white 

r .nnd p,|. ,re held al l'AV^lH* for the fowncf^nil if( 
fn for Hie latter til* #nl*s Inrlmls a lot of 34 
l.mlla Hagiftiig ,| II*,* which Is an onUlde rate. 

DDNNY IIAIIH-Wn not Is* to-day a sals t.f IV) halMf 
^■17 ’ssi • ill ’i, cjidi 

H ' L 1 vv " ’’»*•*• I" Mr I of no cargo salcii alnr** owr last 
w- eldv rep-.rt, hii, I our 'inoiatlons are nomlnitl «t oa/frflAf, 
V areording to proportion of fins -ifhs ratsa front, 

" ' 1 r 77 (a sack f-.r cmr*'- and ftr,e. 

'.'Hill -’ll • ' d.ri’i-ind has continued aHIts, an<f 
l* r| " h, lofidrvl mi up war, I t'-ndettcy lbs salsa 
"fill, teieli fully IK 000 sacks Rio. ths rat«* faftsrif 
* ••* I ’ s* ll» tor old, crop, and for nsw. 

‘Tlu-re 1 , hnt one c^rgo nrrtri'd from Rfo Jansiro 

"mile "-n 1 ■ eport rtfU.‘l 7 f> Isicr*, and Ihs direct Imports, 
-rt ' n cc tl m-. i n tiri fWftt i'tit j fi^r ; arc nmr snl.WlI imga. Tha 
*h-«-k In- first lii, nd . fii-d er'enlng, was atcitt tf.dtwbag*. 

CA NflfiKH - We have p .lleed ssfcrnl »al'H nf Ptar at R|» 
j "vtr. ut.- r-,mre nr |r.* ( 7 >,' HI Tp ff„ hnt mostty at 

1 to Monday n lot of 17 ft Ih»*ss Pperm f'-mdlna, of 


(In hntti-ry whs iijtpll' d mid life engine instuutly moved 
mm ran with gr«-;,l r. gularll-y nnd with com, ' power. 


r tf rib er exports nf 41 nil p from Husslan fmrts lire 1 


1 , 11 ,. run wiii, gre;,i r, guianry him wiiu m-iii, power, . 

Ties cf» nilleli jnoittt U*mrT , <,'ee'|ed the expectfttf**li 4 uf Hie l ,r "dU , U' , 'l by the l lovennm-Jlt .. 
Intentnr. tlml nil ilQuliljt in 'hi* mind were expo||ei,| 

Tt. J miirl.lti,. I - 1 ,,.' ni'.l. t f- r n ,.. Ui| I'llKtno.' II mu Tfi,. Cunn.ln I, Shot ...IvI.tu. n 

•*>• run will) 11 fur less uxpouse than a j-temn engine , Its ,., 7 , ..... .... , 

power wllHte limro linifoi'm . I--- iiMiniwill.be n-,|ul/i-d . ‘ 1 h, Kreneh 


S,i \n I’mimimi Mu mi, --A steam pfl'Wlng mnchltie ' 
Is now nil exhibition 111 NiwYnrk It l« Intended to 
plow lively 1 ) furrows, nnd peifortn Hr* operation nf.jiluw? 


Tip’ t'nnnda t>rlngs ndvleca of much excitement hi I lug sowing, nnd ImrroWlng Fimnllsncoin-iy. 


^ Sunday* but sopfe um c» uwu - 

. 

' ^f.' Sihnol Committeo; xvns f,irm„d 
■ i„ 1826 ; blit- round K” little cupp.-rt 

Lib^a dispersed tl,” r,,ll.,wm g yn,,r. 

il,j t UmaitutWng Imn'lssm publi.slied 
^ftvor of these uHC-ful i„«tit„tio„H. lint in 


1 remove, I . nnd ifnndi (U**ntisftuti' n was ,-xblhiteil l,y ih - I 11,1 h'fHers will hnr*t . mel il will nol 'nlTeet Iiim 1 rime 


Advocate Office, February 21 . 


pnsHengcr "I"' I,' ■ I ■’ ui.-eimc With H view I,, . 1 1 1 - . ' "''T11T,ni|rlit nmrrfr m ’ 1,1 I." 1 '' 1 

. 1 . 1 "*, n prnctlcidlv i,p|dl,d. 1 .. a. tew dnv* . 1 , luhier butter v 
’ h*‘ir rights On Haturdny nfienmoii n nun^-mi ih.’fn W |H h- pr-enr,'| nnd th-emT-.e 1 io imVehj.u rv to 


I'.iiu'tnml with regard to Krt-neh^yeliiHons. and ttf eon- 
HnuetJ prepnrntions.for an Invasion. 


X ufiti lead 




ried utiv 



dent u» about » 


ilev Win l.hih-.loiin. l.a|’ourclie, l.n 

,N - , June Kelsey, N. ii. !*.... 

l'»\ Hev. W . H lbiwi-n': (11 s ) .1 Pc:U’.*,di. Hhntly 
Ornrrrlm.Tlrtn*s f’i’ftO. . j — , . 

N. -.) \\ m.'-ThruadgiU. Chunnonuguj e, Ain ... 
UV Ilev M in Mhnres : mi s ) .hi" ’Nleadow. .Wt 
". .Morlnh. Ark.J.ess *f .*2 m. 


(Utllhlg }t Impwsilde to proceed by the.New YorJk- ’ IT 
■ |,;,.^n'Jre hy other . steamers 

- oil 4 


he procured, ninl till' ,'irt»liie npplit.d hi liiiiehjn, ry 
it* power, nfter which. w* will mij iimre nhoiit it " 


" it SundllV Schotil 'Alltcay.ino. ' N s,.) It, -V J-.hii teutons .Htunn, nri lge. Miss .. 

taiiarV- . ... . , .V s I M’m M Htewmt Htuiiip llridg^. Mjss., 

dtartotl it edited^ by tl »>Cblc)'*lD .Uyllev.lt Altbey . (ll s.)'«lamcitH. Coleuiau. Yuzuo 

.wihiKi. i*st sent t” -I’aris. i" 'fdsr t” ’V>' i>um-nn%u.' ».) ii» (D . .V'nr. 

, f p.m-hmnen cl„ ss,'«. Tbi* iiMBiuriuc «’ If. r.iu , 1 ,-n. Aw. no 

litusli CMtomu,,.-" t Di li., u T.i|ii„ti - ,i, I” v .1 ii KU.iiiii*. I,,.- 


- • - Hamii.to* am, vjtr. Kaiuwmi. Annnria. — Alexandt'K 

'•t'sM'ii ■' * — The IJlh Ifis tm, r beiFpfUm hhhlV,T”,i A 1 nr .MriTiiUtTnrls out In nnutluT Irttrr clnlmimr for his Piilu-r 
th> Heorgii) J|i-tofl»ii| Hoeiely. flf/Jmiu-s I'. Hercvi u of tin- nuthorship -nf the -farewell 1 mldr, s «-f •M n-hington. 
Hnvuihinlk- nviiited him*, -It of t lit* oceiision In cnitM-l a *Ni> to cMlhbis )iretChsiQnRprufuu It y. which they nppr, aeh 
m-'-rignge which In.- held nguin-t the hull' I", I- ., - .nearly. 'Mr Hamilton e*-rt :«i nfV disjtjnys a. love noto. 


- SO illg to the 


•ty and tin- h-t on'wliieh it'.-laud- 


rb ’y. vanity, mid" dl-gusllng i-gnti^n, wlib-h should 
fro wind upon hy tlu^ whole country The Nt-wYoik K.\r 
pr* .ss thus eohollldos nn aiileh-im the subject : 


E w well „S to find S 50 «s|Morik-r« tlm Unit 
Jind it is in o,»,s,'‘t»C,oo of ,tlir.^snrti- 


y Hev.' -It Tripp, -tt r ^n s«» ll'ey. . 1 , H Kddins. Dl:- 
Olaile. I.a ; 11 . s.) Unpt. Kuux in *H. \VI.*„- 
man, ITairi,-' Mer Hoiige. La..; (,n. S.j W W. 
• )w el) Pt. . 1 * Ihirsbll,' L>i i n * i I. 0 Moore , L 
K' \\ Urns. Ha.*tn V La. Less 41 ft is. 


i nSl^t&in'd in t on Simdfty School ITtiiitm • H - '.V ,ln ;; Hiir.lr* i' t !*» -. . Lc«?. fi ft 

'lapUWIPiUU u j liv H,-v— W Hpet-r : Jno. CnrbT.Tvirk sl-erry. La; 

Ul Sunday S!l>'»> 1 'Socicty was formed (> 

juMimf i ids niondi. its aim is t„ i>ro]«,- j; _ >V, y ; ; ; ; : : 


T.w Co. . 10 : Kfem..,.— Ihu'.N,.* Iledfurd Slol. in-y , n „I mU .;,u urtlel.o,,, ll.u j,rl : 

-ny- MV l.nrn from Oi.pUmi SI.H.I,.. tl,.. vijol -Ms, f,,r ,U» nmdrMj „f 1 |„ m>» wl„, wnul.l In 11 , 1 , .lay 

keeper i -f the light-house on CutTyltuiik. Ibat during the pr, sent eten ilnmilton as - iln- iimsler tnhuenen which 
>,v, -re cold weather of the lust few wSeks. s lion Is of imp hni guided the destinies of the L'nlted Plates 

m htftk il-h, wtm sctunlly.drlv,-., cut ,.f tl.. i. 1 „. of wrmr.or -m- fnllnir. 

... . * . * f .. . . , •, • •ay. for the act u| wrung ibdllstratcly uptwnouy, tlmt 

around Hu- roe.ky ledges of that islnnd. and came a*„ re ( , lf/ , llthfr wh( ‘, - wrote Hn- farewell ruldr.-N- as welt , 


has guided tin- destinies of the United Plates " Alula 
don hid expression of sorrow, or some other feeling, all will 
»ay. for the ac.tof writ jog deliberately od Molly, that It was 
//if/ t'itthrr who •• wrote tin- farewell address as well as ino-T 


ht t, V I’Oger tia- \ m, < ITng xv.-is n,-ld r»T Neivciisito.hpnn-VyWe on" tile' TiwvVik"^ 

•Ii".? O *l'tOI,i- ul.^,-t. of Inking TntwI.M. ft, r II... ’ ' ’ . 

i> iu-rc nhoitL .11 •*’ forn nHon „r Volunteer Corps, to repel inrnsloii 'The \,v, l- »y .' . ..r 8 . . . 

U '"|iwleh Artillery hay,- 1 nniNtoreil nnd'-rim-dleid A^lumnoa'of T'ifiiia/’i.’.’i 

A - nans Alexander inj, J r, '"ly to enter upon field duty Tin- (larrisnn {];«' • l «;s,g'*ii ; ‘ 

liming for hi" pit her «» semT onb aiTdltlonal « 5 L> 5 !iLh''' ' 

It. h of •\VadiiiHtt"ti ^T^hlng fflvrtli’s. and guns ,*r fbrger tndlliM nr® to In, ' 

. ..i.ioi. „.ii 

dm* a love of n-to. . Late advice.* from the Cape of HiwmI llope roport no 1 m* * .V»iV,V 

An which should l.e ,mrt "" 1 l » the rendition of alTali s there . 

The New Yolk K.\r 1 ),? P n V h ' ,s under date or the 30 th January. 1 ’'"*^,,',' . 

lie subject: • sta *'' ^ ,ul houls Napoleon •had given a grand dinner to getdtrty . 

iVh.) Would in Hits dny ,ll ' V lululnter. on the previous day. at which he tw'rini'.'. 

ister fiitlueiiee which • , *l'f , ' , '*' , d great* regret that th® belief should prerall Tn 
Ited Plates:" And a Kiigdand that he 'entertained warlike intention* toward! 1 AvrlVvp 
e other feeling, nil will that, country 

v or coolly, that It was ... ... . ... ... . .. . rev. r,Ty|» 

uldressas well asino-T - Minister of the Interior of Kranoe had issued an 


Board of Hoalth. 


IJSV OK INTk'llMKN JH IN Till’. CITY life’ NKU ORI.i'anA 
per Hip W « k; f nit I tig f’ u Ii r ,1 h t y II, ISR'i, 


drpV,l.r|M 

I IImIiII!* 

. 1 Myw , , . 

. I 111 !»-, • lirpfil-slltli. 

I llvjSitlmiiliv of . 


the I--I s „ It. bra nil. S' M n* If: *» f). 

H Tl, -r. hare 1 . ... n few •ale's nt. fl? (XI 

;* for t\;< -t'-rn nnd K..< ',rn. 

I.IMK— \V, have no ergo sale* to rejntrf for th® 

' k Tl,a I ,-vsnld ,vm nt <1 *^i/>Vfl 'Jl V hW for Koc|> 

1 ', ii.t - r ?.* *fl, • .It - les now nr,- *1 30 /o ’<1 K) T* hhl.\ 

■-l.'D h ive I no •ales of thts srtle’l® for 

> vernl m ,. , t 

. IIK-M I’ ') e Ii . v " no Ira n -net Tons lo rpport 
TALLOW I ‘1 principal sal,, of the week that w„ hmr# 
noticed *,... 1 . Western at ft* ^ ||, Thi^’liwr) . n | n bf 

I'Vliiie city ivti-ler. d *v nt 0 '*-*. 

KltK.DHt r* - Tie market lias la-en rnlh- r flrn-,;c. and 
eight or ten* ship* bar,- been lakeh nt 1 Prr Cot- 

Ion l„ Liverpool H' Mn .nd for Porn, 3 ^ tM f"|f Hour. etc. ; 
T»'t for Holton to Havre to Uo«*on. etc, te«terday f 
however, w.e did n< l lu nr of a slnt’te n«',w ',n!»ngefh«nit * 
KXCIfANOF.H — Th- demand has !s>cn fair. ®«neel*llT 

TiFii'-.h^-sire f.ins" - ^’ ,v 7 rur.r.^" * 

'“‘•TllnB : .r '. .. .. lO&Vo'K#)* 

Kraues : .ft 23 *ifti) 6.80 

•New York «lxly ,Ihy mils, f, cf dlsa.. 

Higlit (Jln-gks on ,NewYork. .. . . Wal > et ,]t#o. 


. I i Paannisfiis. 

l fl-y/Sy 

. 2 1 t*is-.. i,,-*,, lit Ty J>l,etil . 
.'ylFiiralysti.... 

.. f jStlUkeMl 


. t I tnilil* 

. « Hirer . ... 

tlDn, rtntn 
. -t w ( miii, I of : 
. ft| 


j tu larg" numbers Af*Nttmln.=b® IHgtit. -tiny llT-otl: tfTijy rnf \S'iClitt)gton’«. Important jst]>> r* Arroganee*. ttmln- 0,1 tl " 1 fbitli directing ilic-lihcraHoti of such politienl 

were gathered U|, along Hi, • b'.uvh in t art lon.lt and *-»n*t I ,’Hy. » 1 td braxen-fneedtu'ss. we must say. could hardly go prl.- 011 er.s- as could-be liburntud without tlangur to tlm I 
' 1 beyond this. Ntf one will envy tjte writer tlio laub-ls, bo public peace. 


__ It H-M s. Mobile 

""wevnngel^ truths by means ot Sunday n ‘\/,\p 1 v x . l Alexnni1 ' r: ^ n ' 11 ) J . Morrb. cimppei 
vhoi [twill emx»uraj;e r their formtwtion. ‘ ii> u,v c. n. McLkmI : (h.e .^V.!^'iiwipMiVt.\Ncw 
'***» m«k« thm I.ioro perfect in their "l u!K 

ir ^tio„, without interfering in nny way M „ . K ,.„ ^ 

jAlhetT private concerns. It will duMihIi uy it, v. o. l Nash. (». s.) itobt. h. AtkiMon. 


Iho N,.*Vurk mark, ,.. Surb „a , 5 Turr™co u». v , ,,,. „r irl„ry I,.- „mv ir.fnlr,- ”, Iht. ,'n..(L 

o, -tt Known since tin- winter ol ISlti. w hen Jlu/.r.anl s tn detract from tin- wortd-Flde fame of Washington If 


) ' J .Marfh. Cliappel 


nup d'etat. Hi 


pj^lhevr private concerns. It will publish 
Jul hdob for tcuoliort and pfliolarp. All 
Jeers and teacljcrs i f Sunday Stjhoolp, wit,, 
Jhea* in writing to the cunstitution of the- 
f-rieivand pubperibe to its funds, will be, 


.VJh : in s i S. A I'. Farrell; K. Wynne. Hollow 
.Square. Ala . . I.eSs <-10 

N - ; N C. It . llaltitnore. Md . Feb. 1 H 74 . . . . 

tty It, v. O. L Natl, . (it. .*.) ltobt. H AHcisMon. 

nrownsvillc. Mi--.. Lew, -f'J ;‘Kt 
lly D WilUnitts. P M : (if. * ) Hev. T J Lrnton 

Montie, -Ho. Fla 1 

Hy it'-v. J T. . t^umpl/ell . ,(n. #.) D. t.’olliiL*. Butler. 

Ala . . L- *s »A). . * 

Bv Kev. w. K Doty : (it. s.) J. M Ford. .Shreveport. 
La.. L, *s 'fi 60 . 


Bay was entirely closed over, and persons' pits*,--! a)td' re 
passed on the ice. during several days th,.- whole dlstiltlee 
iM. twe,-n Kliznbeth Islands and the main land." 


he could prove his cn*t\ the art would he regarded os a 
nil hi omi. nnd a* it n"W stnu-lsit add* to tl.e art i-t nn an- 
in- s something bordering on crime. 


The country i* milch agitated on account of the decrees 
nguin<d the OrleiAlists. It is said Itfa^iuc ijuartcrs. Hint 
the, President has promised indemnities to the Orleans 


Kiiom Ui.k.vos Avn»:s. — Advices have been received at 
Boston- from' Buenos Ayres to- the *Juth of Deceutls,)-. 
I, ringing the important announcement that Hosts- has 
• iglted a decree allowing vessel- at Montevideo lo proe*. ed 
to Buenos Ayres to loud. 

PoAtitt s.-— The Western papers spetfluo^lhe fruit trees 


HilkT.s uf the ^ocioty. riio businoss of »y Hev. If J Hunter • (n. s ) Marks K Moor®, 

r . ... i J , . Equality. Ala. . Less fit). 

htNociety- will l>e transacted. I.»y a coimuit- m v u.-v. d. h. Watkins: ( n . ®.) j n. Fuiiaiove, 

tdrix perwmS. nnim-d by InvlC.t by tlio ! ( " '-,.* 0 , shr-v.-j.-rt 


pKAtm s.— The Western papers s|» tfk^P the fruit trees 
| in that part of tin- country being' injured by the lot 


old All-quarters of tip, country 


* The Maim: Liqouk Law —The Now York Express’ gives 
the following ftyhdp*is of th** liquor law which lias been j 
introduced In the licgitfnlurc of that State ■ 

As w® rend th® not to w. no dealer in liquor i« t" Im» ; 
exempt from the (tenuities, w hethfr an Importer, a wimle. 
*alo or a retail denier— though the former class nw* U^ho 
nllowed to keep, if they are not Mi-pet-ted of nn intent to 
sell them provided always tliey are in the original Im- 
ported jwiekagefC If m t. or if In* eatinbt prove tliat fact, 
without reeource to the I'tl^iOUl-ltouse curtifu*a(,-s and tlm 


fatiiliy Tin- ‘exedutopl of Louis bhUippe’s estate deelare fCn'iil<m!^ ! 
tjtitilnle decrees to Ije Illegal.' • Du nt»rv. 

« I.nsirn-Knlt rt 

NrwYoat, Fob, IH. 

The t'aniula's a, •eoiutts state llmt the 'Constitution fs Of lhe«*» v 1 
pin *, «l under cits* i>hip The Finniieiid ^Cxpose of M. 


Tntnl. -. 

It*i-wti 4 w»re *iii,|sr'ti, ysar«,Aii 1 ItrntiJ.-itjr^:' 

, • A. IIKSTKIl, Hi-erHerv l)- nr, I of ll.-ntth. 

1 . 1 ST OF I VTF.lt MKNT 8 IN. THE CITY OF I.A FAYETTE, 
lor Hi# W-ok rn-tlrg K«lir„ar> 14 . 1 N 6 4 . 
ttnvln, SoftHiing "t .. I | 1 n,i-n<|M mtii-M, . . : 

< -'ii.uiii|,it"ii . Ml’nfuininm 


NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET 

.1 1 » t I'lTV, V 

Kriilny Kvcnlng, Kehriinry d). 1462 f 
Arrived during tli® pn«t week t«VS head of Hcef Pattla, 
tvjt Hogs. 1 WW Hheep. 100 Milch Cows nnd hii Calves *n,| 
Yearlings. The stock of Cattle has continued heavy, with 
mi ample supply of Hogs and Hheep. itml th® market easy 
for purchasers 

-Miiorl — 

lb.t r Oattlk (Weslcrn) "V l>» n®t. 

(Texas) f*i* 8 c Ihnat. 

Moo# tVo' 7 c ik if, Qft. 

Hum: i- V- Wvfilft 00 ^ hn«d 

Mu. h Cows ' ..K'J'fo f.'.o >• head. 

Oai.vks ami,Ykawi.iwos. , / fft COftSfli ui y head. 


NEW ORLEANB MONEY MARKET. 


... t Stillumi... 
... J Tfelatnis. . . 
... I loMmu 


COR It EC TED DAILY » Y W. W. WJLUflt k 00 ., 
-Kaoliang® Offl®® wJ Oump strwt, corner of Coinloon streft. 


D»» nUrv 1 1 1 umn, u '. 

l.n*,,,, KnltVlui || 

Total I 

Of the*-' 5 * »m *n,d»t to >«nr». amt •/ ^oUtrod, 

A. IIKS'I F.U, g*frrl«fV llontil of I lenllt. 


t.Al.'ll A.NUKj 

I^milnn. nlvty 4)^(j9tp,-<nt. or#nvli 


F", fid. show® ii dellc.it in 'the French Treasury of twenty 
million* of francs.' ll*, refuses to re tain office, uIW-ns the 


Isintlon, alily 'lays prtmloai. 

t'sriii, .lily Jay*. T. hi. wdttf. «W. 

New S’ or k, 4 i iiy ilay*.. ' 4 * r-.-nf. 4 wnh. 

VewYnrV, sight '(Wxjwlil. 

1 1 , >. ion, «uiy 'lay* .•."•V. IkatlM V'®**!. 4 JMMM. 

jloKou, 4141,1 ft'-'-hb. UfaedlSi. 

I'hilmtelplnn, »i*ly'ilHy» .•//<« i J W y r##i, itiseMH. 


decree Relative to the Orlc&lis family be modi lied. M. 
Duj>in has already resigned his qftic®. 

Jerome llmiapnrto ho® ' been nominated 1 ’ resident of Iho 


NEW ORLEANS MARKETS. 


By lt.-v D H. Watkins: (it. c.) J. tl. Fallalove. ’ 
Itlosqui llill, I.a ; (n s.) B. IV. Davis, Shreveport. 
La . Less SY 

Jinlk^rs, HO as to TOprcsont tlio vnriotlR Chris- by Key L. Parker : (n n Wm. K. Pasteur. Shrovo- 
uchur.chos (XtltlOIUli Kofurmod, ^\ cslbyu ll. By Kev W. Murrah: James (’lialnters^ Plckeulvllle. 

impendent and Lutherun.) Such an* tlio l , 7 T.* 2 v , '.> ■ 

•k'inal artii'Ion of its constitution, now cro- JJy Kev. J. M Wells : (ns) Geo Upencer, (Jl #) Ed. 

, V , ‘ * It* • 1 1 b ,| Tarrant, (ns) Her. Jno Meggs, (ll!) a. K. Self.. 

^ through the press, together with an ud- i.cs- *io. 

k in the pueo ”f the jneeting,' to tin- offi- [g.*! K " A J KJ u*' rtun - dre 

iund teachers of Sumlay hcIiooIh in Frauce .1 Rcv v - buncan : (u s) Ben. Adams ; fn s] D. Il 
, , . •; „ ,, , . J Smith. Linden. Alu. Less 

ithebeguming of February, rite members Mrs M. A. chapman. Medina. o.. Um 50 o.. 


report so tlml the l«p>-rs ol these summ.-r luxuries will 1 wh*-th.-r an net of -ale la- prov*M 


orresponding mark --r bn, ml.. it® la to forfeit tile whole, J Heijate. nud M. Mayuurd. ns Vice-President. 


OjUugrtAN AoVocatf. Orrmi.. I 
Haturdny Morning. Fchrnnry 21 . 1862 . J 
Tho nmoitut of imsiness transacted in our mark'd this 


N'>Viq-jtOI 4 

KpSfnali |N«il,tiK»*i». 
Alell. u» nil. I fteulH 




INmiMiks,* ill W.. 

nml So, ,li, Am#ri,m Donl.lc-ma . 41 * LVrf fit TO. 


I„ scarcely able tu- gratify their tast.es next MrusOu. 


oivjl disnblijtieA f>n |s-r*ott« engaged in 


The express train tin the Erie llailruad was thrown t,lf l week has been unusually large, ntoro particularly 


Tiik Tiun of Tin Tim..— TJto New Fork Mirror status f 

t but Messrs.. Jacob Little k-rt.’o,, the well-known W all given in 
street operators, havtircnliwd'somif J< 25 UOOO by the <rise utterly ’ 
In stocks, and other lucky changes, vrithlu tho lust three' l ®Kes elT 
mouths. - Delaware nud iludsot). of which Messrs. Little ^ 
ki Co. held au enormous amount, has recently advanced * ‘ . 0l 
twenty-fire per cent. The same paper states tliat Simeon l °. tu . 
Draper, Esq., made the l^widsume sum of ^> 2 U.U 0 U by his " ‘ U 1 1 
refleut purchase and sale of the lots in Astor Place. ‘ 


what i-* made the unlawful trafllc lit liquors. AU pay. ,,M j l rn(, k- 4 «V» the Delaware river this morning. Four Western Produce, supplies of which hava begitll^o arrive Kem w - k y. 


mi nts for liquor sold in violation of the net will be re- 
garded ns naid without consideration, and any *'bligBtlon 


lives were lost and several persons injured. 


tty freely. Fugur and Molasses have bceiAolerably MUauuri - nt*# 1 ' 


given In whole or in part for intoxicating liquors are to he „„ v , n - 
Utterly void. No license Is br he granted nflcr the act “f 
takes effect, the first Monday of July hoxt. , ! 


ajho Uunard steamer Ktimpa sailed to-day. from Boston, weU sustained, ns is also the cjtse with Cotton, which Ima 


,kes effect, the first Monday of July next. . ‘ Baton Rovof. Feb. 10 . 

iWthePenntq to-day. the Tetnprrattce Bill passed al- 
A Xovr.L Idea.— A NewYork paper says It Is proposed most unanimously. This Bill gives exclusive power to 


been nlfected very fnVfirahly by the tenor of th® reeent 
European accounts. Full particulars In regahl to these 
and other staple artlrjes will be found Itolow. 


trNC lTRHXNT MONXT. 

AUbsin# 8 UU- Dsnk nml Hruichna 1 

linn k '«f MolriL k( 

H<-<>rgU #nii Koutli Cnrol In# lfl 

Nurlh L’nroliiui, I Hw 

Vlrgtni# '. d 


4 emit. riliAooat. 
k rent. due***. 
irvnt, dUmat. 

kcw.t.dbaan s . 
k ssnt. disogmt. 


A Novel Idea — A NewYork paper says It Is proposed most unanimously. This Bill gives exclusive power to The weather ha® been mild and pleasant most of tlm 
to su-ine people over the East River, by. a contrivance parishes in the country, and to the aldermen of towns or wreck, with some ruin during the last day or two. Z_ .' '' ~ ' ~ _ 

which Us suggester. Mr. Henry Lyon, of- MTlUumsburg, cities, to grant licenses. suhj,*ct to tho vote of th® people. COTTON— Tlni week opened with a Mr and pretty NeW Orleans Wholesali 


dbcowU 
>r«nt itwowat. 
'rwn. dli ssw s t. 
'cot. itlaessm. 
, <-M. 


cr and bo t*! 


***** t* T vcnoJ . t0 muue a 


I ** 1 'HKrAHED* Flax.— CT auscit’a'inelhod of preparing Max Is ; 


mmittee. The corinuittoo will*/ pr ol >a bly^ 
«pn ita tiuUes hy puhl tailing tt inap.of Pal.-j 
Riiu*, twine attendance jilidr gtxid behavior, 
icketR, and a list of reward books jtlremly 
butnl in France, which tlm' fSttl'ictv will soli 


By Her. It. J. Harp: [n sJ lt.G. Darden Thlbuda'ux. 
La.. Less $ 260 . 

[N sj Mrs. E. AV. Ualford. t’blua Grove, Miss 


thus describes : Inti 

•• Build ph-rs of cut-stono. lit the most substantial matt* cussed 
nor, and of sufficient height for the purpose intended, mlltcc. 
Li t then) bo far enough apart to allow the passage iH-twt-cn . . 


New Orlean* Whole»ale Price* Current- 


Tn the llouae. tho Homestead Exemption BUI was , 11 s- general demand, and the sales ,of th® fln-t three days 
cussed at gucut length, and referred to a* select, com* reached 24.000 bales, as follows i 6600 on Saturday, 7 .VK) 


extending itself rapidly In this coputry. In eight of .tho‘ them of. the largest vessels. There must be two set.® of 
States the right of using it has been purchased by various those piers, parallel, and say twenty feet distant trom 


Jackson, Miss . Fob. 10 . 


on Monday, nnd fully 11,000 on Tuesday, factors having 
constantly tho advantage, and. In most .case#, tq the ox- 


C AREKDLI .Y CX)Itn FXTV.D K V KRY_ WPQC. 

Tt tl ofiwri, g#l| 


2 ftO parties, and this has given gr« «t impulse to the growth of I 


On tho top of those piors lay tlmb-Ts. and k 


rtax Mr Wlawortli.' formerly. of the Fat cut Office in I th® une.ptrcdterm of Jeffcrsom-Davl®. 


UltST ROUND 0 T OUARTKItLY MEETING 


(),, Jia: 
Rat "It Rcttg* 


j \t ashlngtun. and now (ceidcitt in the \Ynlui,*lt Yalliy --1 I track twenty f,-et wide, high enough t^) allow vc**'ls freely 
Indian', has sown five huudn-d acres w it li flax seed ^ aud I t4 ’ P«*a under If. Onthls tnu-k plane a locomotive cnphie. 


In tlte Legislature, to-day. A. H Adams. (Union deuto* tent of M of a ceut. On Wednesday buyers camo forward 
crait) of Monroe county, was elected' U. H. Senator from with nnabat*,d spirit, and took fully 0600 bales, still at 
this State, to serve the iincxpired term of JeffcrsoivDavi®. very fnll prices. On Thursday mofnjif^iri® Ciuiiofs^’ac^ 


nx/ucorf prices, aft vt having intuit* an ar -4 r",m - "uplrV 
Bgeinpnt with tlio editors. J. IV 

c „ St J-,MlpU... 


,!**l.Jtak®r.bfr Illiuois. Is largely cttgugcd both la thu cultl- 
vatiou and pr* puratlou "f tli,-ailaiit. 


P. S. I lmvo just received u cDpy of tlio 
Qditution, published In a supplement t<J 
^ of- the daily papers. It is rather short/ 
’oUiuing \{ply 58 articles, divided into <4 
upters. Itjfl far more; liberal than was e.\l 
tfed by many ; hikes for Uh basis the prin-j 
pies proclaimed in 1780 , and ensures libert yj 
f worship to all, whilst no mention is inadd 
f tho Romish Church as being the Churtd| 
f the majority of the French, 'fhe (lovern-j 
>^tof the Kreneh Hopublio is entrusted fog 
drears to Louis Napoleon Bonaparte,, who 
stems hy means of ministers, a council "f 
^ ft Senate nnd a legislative body, lit} 
■dwajR responsible to the people, to whoiiij 
can always appeal. Tho Senate will b 4 
^•mpo^d of the curdinals. admirals anti mar- 
^ k).wkoin will be added such citizens a$ 


St • J"®Cpll 

Ricliltl^lld utid Mil'll- 
Montin llo. . . f? 

Providence’. . / 


April in iiti.i It 


.April 17 
.April 24 

• M, w s 

..M'lf- lft 

,wr k i 


V *i.i i of mi Uoiiii.KjiaioN *a l.tHKAa* — On® *>f tin* 
I leiod-'tt i-ni«*f® ••stlmate® tit*' be" by. tin* burning ».f tlie 
i '"ngrcMiontil Llbnuyut Wu.«hlngt"ti at f 40 ,b 0 o.U 0 e ' 


and njiq'cnd fn>m it. bv fastening®! which rtn wight 
W'*uld ®ever. a car to the level of the whnrve®. The move- 
ment of tlii- enptu^ ^ioi move tit" cur felixpeniled 

in two or tiiriH lnluiitei*.aiid bid (b-tluncc io Smf ffg""- 1 


Mr. Adauut wa® elected on the find ballot. ‘count/* were made -public, confirming the ! t d advance at 

NewYork Markets. LlTBrjtool prathRialy announced. by the l'aciflc, and re-^ 

*.NfwY»,»k. Feb. 10 — F.Venin • porting the ."nlcf «)r thu week ut GU.U 00 bal**®. Tlii® Intell.j- 
flicre hu Im fair , 1, . 1 In the Oottuu mark. r ‘'' l ". r "' *" cl * ll “ * fur "'" r 


■SSSSTw* L , J- ,.w rfSteta Z3* 

M h--- — 'on., • 

BMtMitt. Fft I ....... j-r g " ? 

I Nin-rm. «lnU».. I 

1 ,l«. fcl/ j SO 

iln. tunimrr .... • I* 


The Id*, -a i.* liig»-nipulii nnd worth < 




'- *'••• '*rdor *if buyer®, jmjt lb® 


- a- - I tSii. UrtctSu" — Dr Gideon R 8 n>Uh. of Raltiiq/irc. who. 

1 'i.ui i.himo in Hi i.a »t -r-A n«-w fuYentiuit ha® been re- lu® an 'eutotnulpgb*t, biu*>|»rored hiuuudf Infallible, h.* it 


f'ir Uplatpl®. 

Flour has boon iu faityaqueat. at 12 ,'i ft barrel 


jut-.®. Yesterday Un- inquiry wuh tint geueral/ owing to 
tit® flrmncH® witlt which holder® exacted their price®, nnd 


torn is firm aj 70 c. per bualifi for Southern Yellow, fti,-/® " n, T |inm " 2 n(y, ‘ ,m, e" *)RV» changad band®, making -tlm 


* ally litndu tor ploughing the m'U by rti-tun |/ow* r. 


1 were, in locust -ology. ®tnt*--< tlmt tile ® 


U 1 BM ROUND OF QUARTERLY MEETING 

(),< B/eumuig./a/f />/*/» -.V>. . llnLwi.i (\,njheiut 
Itloqijt •‘ircuit nt Bri«t^rs t’ovu.. . . . 4 ... March •* t 


wonder Uud tlii* upplicaliou uf ®t«-uiu ha® not Ik-vii made I cuVt® will /ippenr tlii** ynr In Connecticut. * n-t of the rlv- 


l.elmiion Circuit, nt Lel/awm. . 
>nn*l Mountain Mi®Mun. lit Plnu 

Aril V die, at S«-/d«^ 

Marper®vR|e. nl Harper®ttlb*.. 
Warrior. MU® . at Holly Springs 

Walker. MU**., Ja«p*-r .* . 

PikeviUe.MU** . at 'toutD* 


Marrlt l.t und 14 

Grove.. March 20 nnd 21 
— — March. 27 . and 2 $ 

April ,’l and 4 

April 10 and 11 

April 17 and IS 

May 1 and 2 

L. H. M. Do® alu. I»-* E 


t’oAit-LiMEM ahv — The mvntbcr® of the NewYork bar are 
t,» i»re®ent Charle® O'Oondr, K®^j . a lintidwine herview of 
plat*-, n® a token of ndutiraliou fur tlic ability. with which 
it*- defended Mr* Forrvri. 


or. iu portion® of Tollaud? Middlesex mid Harford coun- 
t'n " nl*out Mnnchefti-r. Glnxtouburg and I'ltatham ; And. 


I’ork ha® hold at f.lft 7 ft "8 bbl. Lard 0 (S) 9 l 4 'c. ‘ 

’ Congressional Proceedings. 

WAaiuxuToa, Febrttnry lit.- o 
In the He, pate to-day the bill regnlnting the miliatg" of 


m*>®t probably ip a portion uf Mn®-"ncliu®ett.«. norfh of 
the®e place*. They will alao appear tn Franklin. Bristol 


nnd Hampshire coujitlu®. MasNteliuhett®. und «- 4 jN-yittlly I la fhu House. 


*. norfh of pJri'-Kfttcs from Orrgoti Ita® ln\»n under di®ca®®lon, with the 
Gj_n. Bri-lol I ro'vu Lnnd bill. Nothing uf public Importance wu® U"ite 


Mtlua pf the whole week 4 (H )00 bttleK^ taken for England, 
-the Continent and tho North, lk-icw* cloou quite feebly at 
our qubta’tlon®. The receipt® nl thi® poTt ®lnr«* th® 1 st 
September on* K.'W. 24 *ibttle® iignlnst H 8 U. 1 W to aame date 
la®t year, and nt’iill the United State® pqrta there is now 
utt increase, compared with la®t year, uf 12 U. 6 S 7 ball-®. 


Hrt-ad, Vtoott 

l wut U" - — 

C»«k.-I 4 h- — 

lUrtnui, Kit-! 

YiiUrrW :..!-*■ *i» - VO 

Ywrl'W . 1 tw H 00 

' Nr, • W) -J — 

W 78 

c^.rr®,y ».... 

Hiu. - 

. IIhvA®*,!. pr./. -- 


iln. Dtininirr .... t >• 

***®'/' *' •** 

Oil,*,, I oo 

Fr. Uuknt, Ii b. « tu 


,»ro, ♦».... Dll Uake.V t« 

itiu..., — I l»rovl#to*, 

llnvlu*. |r. »T.|(.| — — ! *•*{; , 

“ Int.famul. l M* 44 . Nortbe 

t.w. — t i — 1 A ilo. 


Sale ««f the StEAM#tur Xraiiia. — L etter® front Euro. 


atjut KuiHrlcrr. l>r Smith Ddil> :. Charleston Ootton Market. 

• I lmvo hew tinnlilr In lUrrrlnln *hctliiT llii-v will np. .. r,.l,rn»rr a, 

l-l»n,l..bflttlH-v im,-t pn.luhlv will In tlio ,,, , , , , > ii.snsnos. r.nr ,»rjr e 

I. L>,m<ciiilly mlj.K'.n, 1 ., .Mawochu.'llo nt Tlitro hns beon nn notlro ilomnml In the Cuttun innr- 
fn- uarurlnhl*'. un i tlmt Ini^hh tIhukI In kot thrnusllnul tile work, nml the miles reiivh 14 . 000 hnl.-H 
« tln-y will n.-l nppenr nnlll HU. Tlio SfrlcLmM.IIIng I. wurlh 7 ,',o. y ||„ rreijlite erii un- 

i^'K^^rrt;!! - 

1.1 *brnU»ery gr.-w ®ev.-nteen years ago. by «''»>'>pHrisnn with lust year’® buritte®® hhow® an lnerea®"of 
irthpu futd in the ground 1 . MfiO bale®,, agaltwt a decn-a®u for thu pruviou® week, uf 


.... ,, , r i . . , , . ,* i„- ir iu I 0 i' -l-- t*l«nd..brit tliey ni"*t pn-lml-lv will in tlic 

nnnnunoe I In- ml" nf iho ( minrU etoumer Aral,!, tu the l,,|l v tu .MawaVlm*-,,. nt 

Went India Mail Steamship Company, to supply the place K /,11 river In ■ Rarnatabl,-. nud Hint m-ighUwh./ud in 
**f the ill-fated Auiluuu. It ut* likely tliut the A«ia will M i®*ticbu*.-ttH they will tu t nppeur until 186 ft. The 


(lENEKAL INTELUOIOXCK. 


•o bo 'old - grubs or hirvic of the®*-. Bisect® may now in* found in nil 

- - »_ — 0 pine*-® in the nlsivc district® where forest or other iinrd 

From ,T .n'^-Tlu- \V«.-hin B ,uu II, -pul, Ur of tin- lsth tm-e and -Iirnt.lwry prow lOventMn year. npn. hy 


NEW OH I.F A N A ('I.AHNI FlrATIDN. 

f.riitft VI Middling Fair — 


Ordinary Fair PVroiO 

Middling 7 .' 4 ro) 7 s ,'|Goo<l Fair 

Quod Middling |Uood and Fine I 0 ( 7 i> — 


COTTON AND TOHAI CO #TA.TEMFNT. 


Java “ Ii - Ut 

lanfilUM# — *“ — ‘- S J 

I Kt. Ib'inlngo ... — — — — 

t'hiK-olHte, I'R- .» 

Nb. I... - 10 . 

No, II - 9 — — 

Uopper, F » ■ 

Ht/,«i-r*' * — V* — 

Hh*-#tbinK • s. • — — flX 

do. T*-U*)w nii-Ul — DH ~ —* I 
i'Miiulr#* V R>. ■ . 

Kia-r/u.N. Ib 'lf.l - 40 - 43 

ilo. NMltilVknl.. — — — — I 

' Tallow-. - »k - » 

Ailimaulltw. . . . — — 

bur - tl - UK 


jfM.I.ItiOO IflOO 


.... . .. .. .. .... . d digging two or thp-e fert in t lie ground'.. , 

.'.•tvs • M P have received the Deseret News of tile loth and I < ..Titey will be tound singly in their, little horizontal lq.OOO bale® 


t Thk Eaipire UitV.— T he. atoam/«hip Empire City arrlvi-.j- '-tori' of November. Front utt eight-by-ten ®lteet. rids cclb*. in a half torpid ®tute 'About the first of .May tlp y 
nbnut sovrn n'rlork 111 ., .'vr.iiny. unj in rnusn'iumicr . .r I™!**. Ims yr..wnin,n Imperial *lir. On lhr'.H!hnf Orln. mny hr J! *' "h^^ir.V. n Jl .tTmill 

tin* i-trong wind which wm prcvnlllng nt thu time nud Il.o Inrlto jlle fur the wat nf Ouvcrnnu-nt wns. dulrrmlind. Jc.i'r tin- .urfncr ot llu-'rarlfi. ll would' nrrr the run™ 


Baton Roi oi:, Feb. 17 . 1862 . 


n. Cntton , bale®. ■ Tnhacrif, hlid®. 

gteck on hund Sept. 1, 1861 23 .H 71 

Re.-eivud poet week 4 H.*llli fi &2 

' previously... 7 S 7 ,ilUO— 6 :i 6 .'.ihl 7 , 4 S.ndl 

hnl u:a ii.wi'i 

Exported past wr*'k 64.710 1217 

previously . . 064.602—700.212 -4,127 — 2'..:i44 


.w-niin;.: — -u ><x 

T#rr**tAjn*»l***ii — »> 4 |— 1 “ . 


■lo.'WraUni. . .. II 0 Q 1 ) 0(1 
■la. do. half 1 - 1 , 1 . IM | au 
l"'lu* M'*», 4 *te. — — — 

I’/i/ii-- Al '44 II 00 ]4 (|tl 

Prinw.f MJ... 1 AO tic 

It. Be*,f..» a 00 it oo 

Ckrfn ...... ,V. — — -- — 

IMrnt, ff P> .... ~ TH — AW 

'i i», nn. », | 4 iiui. S Hi d oq 
P«® if : 

CW.VI-TJ.... I A IS I# — 

M ««4 44 HI li ha 

Al. 0 13 60 li TS 

I’ri'"- I'l va 1 ® AU 

P. D n tt) J 4 U 

lie# round, fl ft. - AH—h- 

OaCOK i . , 

.... - 9 -J Id 
do.c 4 Dv*#wl... — •-. It 


larr-eLAifiaruwn — l*» . <in.c«nvM«i,.. - •- «. || 

coriVsivuL H'l. i is | S’w • 


darknep®, ®be did not ntterapt to come up to her landing. The new* city is called Fillmo'nf. nnd is in a county called- 


^ IVeadent will-niuno. Thoir number t 


Hbe more .titan Kt’Hhe first year, anti 15 (f 
^rwards. r J hov are life member® Petil 


Mohii.e and tiif. Two 1 'f.r Gent Tax. — A n election was* 
held iu Mobile oil Saturday ln{*t to ascertain whether tint , 
real (‘stale owners of Hit* city would pay nn annual tax <-f 


Millard. Judge Snow had organiz' d the court of tin* trouble to make these researches, and also to watch tle-ir 
Snynud Judicial DliWotiUhc(Jltyuf.Muuti.lnlhp 6 o'uSty *r,l appraranry abnv amund, which happana Mraml day. 

. .. „ . bt-fon* any notice i® ttttracted.to them. ' 


<*nn Fete. , - I expect they will first begin 

Judge Suow‘® opinion in regard to tin 1 legality bfC thy of June In the above districts '' 


Tltoy arc lilt) members. I’ctif iwro per cent on their real'property for'five year®, forth*) l tjcccding® of the Governor 'and Lt^blutiire in tin- al*- 
, 4 , , * .. I i...,,..«\t t\f it,., Alnt>tt.« unit iitii.i itunr,t*.i ti.., . r m'ucc of tin* officer® wh«rx wit h-lrew from the Territory. I 


near the aurface of tlie earth. It would ®enre the cause I' of th 6 I’eaco in the Parish of Jefferaon. r 

*>f Science if some "tn* in tiuv**- district® would take GielL Mr.tlorderu gavemotlco of a'ldilto provide for a change 

thle to make thesp researches, and also to watch their mrf, u. i J , 

, appenrattee above ground-, which happen! several days p 1 H , r jC . , , 1 1 1 1 J of •J' th-rw/ii. 

.many n'„ i.-m I. uUnct.d.tn Ilium: ■ ' l'a.~d llnu«. Wllcnufurrlng n,, Ju.Unn«or l>«acopnw,r 

I expect they will tlr-t Ix-giii to emerge about the first ,0 ' l ^ uu writ® of injunction, 
lutte in the above districts '' ” * Al®u au act to eatublish tho Parish w f W’inu 


Hen ati: . — Pa®®* d nn act to create an additional Justice Stock on hand -not cleared - 142,421 0 .ftSH 

rile peace in tfie Pariah of Jefferaon. r V TOBAOOO— ' Tito receipt® of Toluicco are rtlll too light' lo 

Mr.-Gardere gave notice ofahUlt*' provide for a change R ,i n lt of any transaction® of much importance, und tliu 
, tlrt- parish Rent in the l'uri®h ol Jeffursoti. ^ () f the week have, in consequence, ls.cn confliied to 

I'u-H d llouiw. hiu coufrrrlhg Ju,«ewuf I'oaco pow. r lbnut m llM ,. , llpUl dl,ig «l hhd. at 4 ,. OH. ll.m, JMD 


Goal, F 0 "* 

Cm, list tier*®# : 

Wi'tUrri, ^ Mil. -40 - &0 (h*hn - W 

cider. Pblil. U«»tiini — 10 

North.m 1 00 8 60 Cnt«»«: 

4 ,'orkm *Al. Aiiitrwau -*• 7 

V.Urt I W J 18 I'*«- Apj .1 

l>oni.Goad*fVrij P**T 4 i,.s«,bM. 1 ttr 

Ur.Sl,MM»k(*AK — 5 — ’ | Porter, 

•IikHIiIbn 4 %**M -t-l —18 l»u-l-n,P 'lo**-*, 1 !>U . 

Hl.I.Sbrlx- “ 10 VS Nfrlh-m.P bU. I'.S) 

.| u .hhx,Ji « ¥ .4 4 j - It IA NonUieAi*... A Ti 
ltr.l/»w.O»nnt,K»' - 10 - 1 * I 1 Palftl*. 
4 ii.\ r «.do.U« 4 - 4 ]- yi-mumo. Y*S>- — 8 A 


'"ns to- l)o addroHsod to thorn. Tlmir funol 
well os that of the inombers 61 *. thi 
^lativo body are gratuitoue. The legist 
fttive bxly, named by universal suffrage lu| 
•i years, discunseft and votes tm tho proposotj 
^ knd on tuxes. It is composed of uboul 
1 ^nIhts. Their Rittings are public, uni 
* five members wish the contrary. Tin ? 

Inn.,. . . .. . . * *7 


benefit of tho Aloblh-Hitd Ohio Rallrnad. The i»rbeeedM-f 
tlio tax to be cst Imuted u® w* mtu-b btibscriptiun' tu stock 


-•The following inter 


Baton Kocue. Feb. 18 . 


at and H nt 4 -t tb. The biisine®® I®, of course, 

too limited to sltow nny alteration in tho market, and for 
the pn-wiit. therefore, we repeat furuu-r ((notations, fur 


.-.ppeur® at length, lie jiutifie® the courso Of the former. I eating detail® respectlhg tlte royal f/unili*-^ *»f Europe a))* ] 


^vkATK.-menerai Plaucln-. President, in the u'hair — I urtr crop (though they are little more Hum nominal lor 


.n rite road. Thi® scheme was denounced by some, who "V 1 sn -'; w thatl n,ulinjj t,M * ir Proceeding legal, he believe® I pear in a Lei|*®ic journal 


ailed it u forced loan, but il ujtpear® tliat it wa® re* 
>j>oiided to.chocr fully. The vote aloud SBu iu favor of the. 
lax and 7 agaiust it. 


tweuty-five .Senator® prcactit. * 

Joint resolution* from the House providing for celebrat- 


(tonvention lliil. 


Legislative Assembly of Utaii. and so lH'Ueviug.\he d",-® 
not hesitate tu enter on Ills duties. 


^ ftnd oil tlGwCb. It is COlllpOHcd of uboilt ** ow IN 1,,K Lake®.— J T he water it) tho Lakes 1 ® not hesitate to enter on hi® duties. 

) mt)mlK*rH Tluui n’tt’ * . ». again very low. The mail steamer California tr*kn N« w - r - i 

, fi ve - . | in ^ 8 Rre r U,)l1 ?’ Un f Orlean® for 'Mobile "tj Sunday last, wa® detained six hyura Mto^mnni. Ep.-apf.— O n the loth Inkp. wltile. Captain 

ntemners wish the contrary. The? a^ntnt'® Pu®®. and tlio Knatern mail conseiiuently failed lt,-uj IV. Bracken was adjufting the lightning rod - t 
ltiot put till* milliNtcrH. ill accUHtltion. lull* to wuitieet^at iMnbUy. M *• undersiand tliat a large qu»o- Harvey hi Holliugsworrii. at Wilmington, Del., a portion, 
'rfve any DO tit inn H »n, rt ' tl „, luu „ f ;n i._ ii tity^'f freight hiyiNecitmuluted h\ thej,aky Itermitiu® of of several feet, gave way and struck, nearly in a direct 
red tn J),' I A ! prQSd Will bo Hit tUo Puutchnrtmlnilailmad ' ' llne. the'chook hone of Mr. B., passed alongside nf the 

* > Is i tho minutCH Ollly of tho ■ • “ * . lower jaw bone, rami' out through the .neck, und fell 

iRHi such us will be prepared by tlni . M !.^!*^ ?. . . lL utijrleiin Colotiizatiou- Ho. „ r|| | nwt ti,o collar bone with HUA'b farce as to fracturi»wit 

)«idont Tl. ; ft, * *, .. J . . elety. it i® said. Iln® voted the sum of *R», 000 , should it 1 © /* tlw . 

t. lht IreHldent-of the pepublK) ^(Ulred, fo aid in the defence of Liberia against the ut- Hit hk°Ul i . 

fini*H.'^r ( , r 0 |r Ue8 ftni J dissolves tho logisluk Gu-Im of rite ®arag«-' tribe®. The Society lias also adopted Tilt Si eecii of Gi n, Gass.— O n tlte lOtlt lust.. Gem : A 


R tlm right of* thu President, iuj well us of the United State® There iire,fortv*®ix S"vcr<'iirn® upon the .Continent, in- , * . . K - 

.» 4 thag(p«r that Territory, that hi, abonld tak„ hi. "'miiiit th- FjB|HW«r ll n ‘>il. wlm Iwlraia.to " Kur;.|»nn inv Iha r.f 04 ,runry t«k.n up andi adopted 

I, . 1,1 hi. AM cmirt. a. r.a.ulr.all.y th. acUfth. K □"'Ti^hl,' ‘raVr.a '’im.' ™ , 1 , ' m¥ " , “. lon l""' 

* , ' , , . ot-lest. itiiMtig pn.*s*'t m® i-'t >«ar. t n* r«- t* nut one winch wa® read a third tune and t-ns gciL 

l.,'gl.latlreAM.,m^j{(,fUtnh, and ,o lj«U.vlng. v hu U„... ..llmrwhn ha. .'inmal lii. TOO, y..ar-th.Kln|r«fWiirt. m. I„h.l 

not Imsitulo tu ent. r on hi. dutlv.. hunt. Th. .ov.rHdn r.-ik.imd th. h.npwt i> lb, (.»i"^t"a tOPH"‘-W» 

- - - I'l lim.nl .Schaumburg- 1 , Imm-mVi yvar. In all. ..r 4 U ymr, ' ommllUo to.tamlh. Ilmpurohau'l mud. by tho Modl.al 

, 4 — niiir. his majority. ElghUwn bar. mm. to Ih. tlifni. iu |,,‘|,artm,nt uf tli. Slat. 1 u.Ututmn. and r,[„jrt 'Uiwin 1 1 1 ,. 

IViivmmFi i. On Ih.loth tush, while. Captain thola.t Um yram. amt two. Ih. I-rluca »r l.i|i)X. and the Mlm , 

"‘“j «'• ilratkan wa, myurtlni! thu light, d, is- rod of «'»*.«* '? u'' . , Mr. Wlcklittu from Urn CommlttM lo whom w.,Kf.rnd 

llorv«-y Jx lluiliiigswortli. at Wilmington, Del., a portion. ' ' V n n . ul th* forty- ix huv* t v G r b<-« n tnairitd. , 


the better qualities) ®uy for *Llig®, 3 ^ 0 ,^ ; Leaf. In(*'rii*'r 
to ’Common, i(n)i}t i Fair to Fine. ; Choice and 

Hflectious, 6 J 4 Y«) 6 > 4 ir ^ lb- 

FUOAR—Tlu* demand forSagnr hns beiingotnl through- 
'knit thu week, ItUd tile stfpply liberal. The sales eonse- 


-roUmneli * a .. 

HnllneU j 

Calico »'rinl*..'.i 
J, ititi, Kxnturkyj 

Liw>*. Ky 

Jo. Kmut/l. . ..I 
Ruck. 


- ®xl- »«K 

- * - IH 

• m - 1« 

to — IA 

■ 1 W K S' I 


l.r*.|,riMi,iq'siJt I y<j — 
tin. while, Am. . • ttl 15 ® 

ilo.Eiiicli»ii, il U> -- « — J| 

Gkron»s «Jrs*n . - 80 — -;s 

<l<>. Yellow i— *«i — vk 


kiiktoft - * ^ 

Ra»®)»* 

Aiii.Nc*, 8 »in,>U|“ U 


Mr. Dau»oy -A Joint itonin^tt* *' toTpHnt a Joint ( , u „ u tly reqeh lieuriy WKju hhds, of wbleh l'JJO were Uk« u W f ^on.LL'Smi ll og 
i uinmitt. e to examine ilia purchases made by tho Medical yi ,, t rfdny. Pricos tiavo generally been full, though there rtoriTi. I>/min*.jU oe 
h.partiuunt of tho Statu Iu.UtuUon. and ruport .|l|»n tlm ninl , d.pr.iwton ymturdny, and wo .ll K htly modify T *S''S,J-” S 

H - U,U! - ourquotatiohs. Inferior to Common, ; Fair to Metier ... ...I li 

Mr. Wickilffe from tlte Committee to whom wa® referred Ful | y Kn | r , 4^4 ' 4 ; Prime and Choice, 4 ■ a 7 o) 6 )i .1 V lb. 


Such UH will brt Drenurcd bv thi ,iU -* T,W A " 

^idont ti ’-n prepared ny tne .q,.^ ir | H Hl jd. im® v 8 ted the ®un 

ie 1 resident "of the lloptil »1 itv - 4 -<<qulrcd. fo aid In the defence ol 
tfineiL-^rorogues and dinHolvos tho leginluk tackMof the sarag**' tribe®. Tin- 
holy. 1 •. itieasttia-® to obtain uddilioiiul uri 

Thp (’«innn:i ol . . . I President Robert® 1 ® determined 

5 |W , * * tllte IH Compiled « »f 40 or the into outrage a® tlte Mired wu; 

riftior®, immnd hy the President of thi I'utuje. The itame® Of tin- nine 
rJ 1 , lc - It is presided. Tivur liy the l’resfe ;■» FU-lumi-u .... th, f.th of N.„„ 


t'uipy II <H» 80 W) 
iminfe IS 00 1 14 "0 
iiniiu ml') 00 15 Uo 


Afttceo, Ouits,ft|^ rufi 

Vlottt ........ U )W 

' fJIngrr, T/M-e....'— 8 ; 

d". KFwood Ut f|)£ 

p«pp*f . . ; .'h . . 1 — - fl 


namely : the Pope, the Kinp.-i:..r of Austria, the Duke of !»»*» (ioverttor s Message amt uccouipanylii^document®. 

"f several feet, gav* way and struck, nearly in a direct Bruns’wiek, tfio J riiic*-® of lietir-s-Sclileltz. ofWuldeck. atid nja/rted it 'resolution etrmplimentury to tlw Attorney- 

" f Mr "• "f uf hlpl',. und Urn l.«tidgTavu of It. -w-lloiultlirg Aumiw ,i,. ui . rill f „ r i„ ^ard t.. th, Mal)ori<«li oatnl*. 

lower jaw botn*.' came out through tlte neck, and Tell tlte remaining thlrty-tflue, t lir« «* niv witlow r® — tin- • . . . 

J - . ' ' • i , 1 -niul' fthi/iV ni niil.-iitiiit-<r for the tlilr.l ttm„ ih., lft,,., „«• AL". nn act coueeriting the eslato donated to the HtliU- 

against, tlte collar bone with such force im to fracture it « k •• n,,ur ^ l I ! r n " 11 V ” 1 n !” 1 : lh ‘V » K , „ , rt , tl „ ... „„ ,,, 


U.KK*, V t*lij \f 

Flour, t . ! . 


tin- Delgiiiu® for the second Lime.. mul the Duke of Aulmlt 
Dessau for tlte tlrxt tlnnv Two. tin- Kfug of DemtmrU and 


l*y Joint MuDonogh. . . 

A communication was received from tlte Auditor of | 


r'li'J rn ..... VU...VU, diM/o/*-F r IO- Hour, W • | . 

W*fH-« rvcelpU , am ididrt— uxtKirt,. 162 a. Mitia'CV. * i! * » 

M 0 I.ASHK 8 — Th.* rroedpta of Molnsuta lmvr t.,,n ratlmr } j“ * “ 

moderate, nnd with a gis®i demand, in the early part of iN-utlicra, V i »’ - m - M 

tile week, prices advanced 1 CiD’M ¥ galloti, though latterly }r!j£"c£t!v V it>f} I *' 

tin y liave sliown less firmness at riu-se' figure!. The sab ® t« M Jo M 


1 1 ‘,U 

lVp|H.r ...ih., — let 

I’i'iirnla ....... ~ 14 

Huftur, Y'R-. 
jl ' Li*, in Ui«- Citv . . 9 

li tk* I’U'.uii.u .. tw f-w. 
'I Hfev/uin nhlt*.. Li #4 

I .In. tvlld* - (J 

«|o. Vr<*wn ,.,.j w- A] 
' 1 a 5 ‘tiil. - If 

d». I/ritbwuw .,. \~ .,il 
f'UrifliJ J— ff 


Liu i lit Jin* /wriUrr ■— ' 
Ho. Al tm swJH- — ", 
a«. wxw|- m 

4 ®- «taPVHuM.b; 


uiensina-® to obtain uddilioiiul arm.' aiu^wiirlike resource®. Gass made a lengthy and - forcible spoedi. iu the United 
President Robert® 1 ® determined to punLh the uutlio'r® *.f Hi ate® Senate, in support of lii® substitute for tin- resolu- 
the into outrage a® tlte surest way to secure peace for the lion® of Mr. I’lurke. 5 fhu Genoral maintained tliat. nl- 


Ilia Snlft'U or 0 ,..*. i.'*,..— On tlm 10 th lo t .th in r d J''’ , 7 m’sidlaii. jliioy '.* 1 •“* I'uhUo Aeeminla. in nn.w.ir to n rwolullou nf In.julry. 

uu I., ii I..,,., iln- n„.l- i..nilhl.i .i.a.u.h t,. , 1 ... i - .. i, . .I m' . .... . r . i . .. i ........ t ...’'.'t !*Li. ... , , tttniu'iiiir i to- invirri-i'iite hji Ih rie.d ami fee® of HLhLu officer® lii 


sunt up ubout 0600 bbl®, of which 1200 were taken ye®ter- 
day, tint closing rate® being. for fermenting an-t 


li ’ „ “ « picstut 

P«fthc Republic. 


tuber. w*-ru As’lmry TLi. 


State® Senate, in support of lii® suLstitute for the resolu- <>r who have Im-.-h so. have noehiltlcun. Twenty-* ix have 
tionst'f Mr. I’hirke 5 fliu Genoral maintained tliat. el- wito aro > R^.l i r i ' ,< u || , > .P^ v e 1 wo tlinuies-. tliat o| 

. . .. . llnixil nnd tlmt of o^slii. Kill descend td daughter®, us t lie 

massacred at the nttiiek., tl<"Ogh thi® country i® uot prepared tu forcibly uphold Emperor of BraxfLPhl (be Hneen of Hmiin-lmve no *,.u®. 


Ten out of tin- thirty.ilue sovereignswho wem married. nHowlam rite Ml* sularieiand few.of HUte officer® to fair ’ |Ulllili , w . ttl „i 2 |® 24 >;. ft gallon for prime und choicer 


Mwiu)**t, I, UU.JIO ’/5 

■I/.. No. 8 « M 

.Li. No.! ...... • «*> 

llarriiitf, J I*"*- — 

Fruit, r»H>* i 


I 'l urk* l 1 el--..?»fto | T 

C«lk „m..» v -r U i— 

3 BSfafS»v£~ ’f * 

I Uu.al® wloix ... VAC lip oo 


'I’ll' Si*'* land, Talbert Mftji'fr®. Mr*. Mnhy and ln-r three children, »»■ un tj . IH* th ri^j iiiiuntii g«/V«>r*UIU'lll . IU UXpreHx Otir I -*p**j * ■*** i'l— ' / . " /T— V; 

H . 01111 IMS to-ifjiK ! I rs . Briggs and her infant, und ti lad named Charles. ugi"l f'Olfiinn dl^I'prodfqf n}l interference by one nation with ninn^m^ Prince 

I) thtl ( ’( Ills! it II * i, ,J. I,;. * ,1. . nlh.iwc .,r a,wdl,..w *. .... t , 


tin/ doctrine of nou-iiiterveut iuu in Europe, it L noverthe- | 
J - - s p g r d ut y . tL -i ;i r u p uhlirun govunimenL t*> express *mr I 


Brazil aiul that of qteslti will descend in daughter®, as the 
Emperor of DruxRtijBd (he Huron <>f Hpain have no sou® 
Gf the twenty-six hereditary Prinei-s. sc vernl are mar- 
ried. The oldcst-i® 3 i -> our* of age. and tin- youngest — 
the lu-reilitary Grand Duke of Mceklenhurg-Hclmcriii— is 


L “ Q, ‘ . y .^ f* .. . ... . .. * On plantation w" have noticed a sale *>r J.ft.qOO gallons, on ^ u*t . 

Mr. Murtin offered a joint resolution for the appoint,- , . . .. . # n , , , 4l *io. m*l 

. . . , 1 ‘ - v Bavou Lafourche, at 18 . und one of 20 . 000 . above the>ity. *J**. L y--k- 

nuiiit of a Joint Commit Uo to re-district rite Bute ; - ' t, .....i.* ...4 - - M0 

at 21 t.V gallon - . , ot*jis*» }•. 

is' Bank of Loui®latm. which passed without amend- . , , , do. Urd •hell . - — 

. * apitearaiict- early in tlic week, but bttslnt /w Ims since been y*«klo 

int — Adjourned .... .. . , clteckcd by the small supply offering at previous rate®, Utrr -M 

IWJ-AU act afipropriatinK ten thau^nd doUfir, lo #aowuUM , k i„ g .amtmiuuwai. .ffls. --.i* 

Monuuient and live ttn.i.wnd far nf wt „ tk ., 4h ., ^,bca» SOW 0 hhU, the l.ulk nf which »», W..I * 

■manto on llattia flcound at «h January, W> 6 . art., r I.. Tucday cyauln,. at H 06 ®O l*X *.r XI ■ »' 

IWcd-An act to l.mTlda fnr taki.. K th, «®„« of the. », » for IHI.nl, ,nd tit. £X,K'fiS ! \. . K 

"|,|n U|.,"| amrua id, to t.oiwUtuUan pawd Wand ,„ uU| wl(h u |„i, „ r ,d,d St. haul, at *3 8 S, -j in 

!-- AkljouruCd. and of llsiit weight Otiln nf $4 00 '-)j) hhl. I'rira, have t 3 M 

xn.„ A 0 . 1 , . ,l„ra ranged r.,r Ohio at *4 «><®M *. *'"i « 2; '® J * w 

Tho Promethus Anair* ^ ^ ^ miuol® and Ht. Loui®. Home extra Ohio he® i.y tel i so 

The Washington IMporH Of the IHtll contain been sold lit f >4 60 frt )$4 <* 5 . nrtd extra Illinois and Ht. Louis j}®‘ 1 j by 1 *J *4 40 


contrary to tho Cotutitutiuii, : my*-* 


P on i tomornls, to liberty of worHhip, 16 
;‘ v ^Uki liberty, to tho equality of cltizomi 
,re to tho • inviolability of pr«X 

r v- and to tin* * 1 .,. ...i - i:,i 


tli - int.eriiHl affairs of another 


. xpertuirt nf Hpain i» * 

younger still, however, linving been Ix'rn on Ihe 20 tll of I AUjourin u 


judieially. _ , . . 

NOhueii® of the Dav. — A n act for the relief <>f th«M'itl- 
jams' Bunk of Louisiaim. whicli passed witliout amend- 


I ??' an ^l°thu principle of tho imninvitbilitv 
^mapistracy. . j |*. (• ' 


Nf.w JxiEAAU.i* — A new stiiiiiiur. built in NewYork for I'm: Hie am Lite tq Galwav.— l.t t® stated tlmt the | 
the Newllrlfuu® and T'-xas trade, mul whieli was to 1,6 Po*t*offi< > e Goinniitte*- uf tin- House of Representative® i/C 
failed tin- Texas. Ims. iu ooiiHi-quoiiccYif the rush pf Gall- prepared to report unanimously in favor of Mr. TibbetlV 
1 irnia passenger*. I*e*-n ]uireha®ed for IheN'ew Yur,k aiui project for a linu of Htuamura from till® country to Gal- 


Passed— A u act appropriating ten thousand (foliar® to I 


r»i»: HiEiki Lite iu Oalwav.— l.t t® ®tuti*d tlmt tin 1 Eighteen <>l tile forty -six sovereign® have no dFsc'md'r* ’ Jackson Monument anil live tbou®nnd for criWfiuu >J 

Pust*offico L'omruittco of tin* House orReprenontutives is.' f 1 f , ''j 1 * 1 * . 1 \ , .T J* V» I*. 1 ' u£ V ^‘ 1 ^,^“ i UCr ‘T‘.i memento on Battle Ground of 8 th January, 181 ft 
prepared to report unanimously in favor of Mr. Tibbetl V ( )ukl . gf m l{ ^ y u,„ 1 , ^ and oiu-~ tlie^Uu-tor Passed— An act to i-rovide for taking the sense of Hie 


ituisui*. MR ... — ■*- — — 

*lii. kUb “ — 

ftfe::*: »». 

CuosnU.ZM/t*. — S ,4 — “ 
Almoo.t*. H. ft. . — 1 ® —to 
do. ItArd •hell . . — — — — 

Ku,' *" ll “ 

B**v*r ~ J 6 * 

IUksxxi ......... rr Jy ~ jl‘. 


Han Juan line, and'will sail in a few day®. for, the hit U-r J way. iii Ireland. The plan 'contenifdate® cnrrylng tli 


of Hesse— I’y lii® eou.-iu Four tin- Pope * *f Rome, the 
Duki-® of Brunswick and of Anlmli-Bernburg. uqd tlie 


port . 1 Her name lui® been changed to tin* •' Hiena umil® one*- a fortnight, (alternately with thMIuUln® line) I* "f llesm 1 Houil.urg— have no descendant® <»r 

• 1 1 cullateralH who can succeed them. 


IIymknkw,. 

’Mfiftl Kl toj r>t j, 

inst.. 


^ for. a much less sum than i® now paid tlio Guilin® line, the 

New Evii imi MinVstkii ,m tiik IJmtUd States —The work not to b« paid fur till it Is executed, and ample s--- 


| |f j ..'••'•'•-'-vm tno Dth inst . hy the Rev’ 
tw„ Mr J °HN I- ROBISON of WiL- 


l*( M ., ■ I.. ItUlilWIA m nit; 

bhJ-ur ■'■ toMiwMAllv r - w., dtuilhtei 


London Gazette ot tin- 23 d ult. announce®, officially.' the 
appointment « >1 J "hn Tienuu® Cramjiton, (uow tho Eugli-h 
representative ariffli ashiiigtnu.) a® tier Majesty’s Minister 
Pleiiiputent'iury to thu 'United Stale®, and Eir Ih-nry 
I ytlort lhiiwer a® Minister to the' Grand puke ofTusifunv. 


curily'to be.glveu for its faithful perform® new 


Austria and the I nitud 'State, m. — I t has 


I ... » M* il 0 (K» 

ill*. . — — -*'^- 

IhiccLOwl* ft. - u Ull 

f A«. rs*n - IX -A, a 


Passed — All act to provide for tuking the seimo of tho 
people upon amendments to Constitution passed 185 ()und 
’o 2 — Adjourufid. ______________ 


<>*u .j,.. - 

Ciim.in •• 4 r,ia*U -- 6 j) 
du, Mwlls*!, teili ft*l 
He Mil, |f Fill ... | 4 ») 


(Gunpowder, 

Gommaa, ?< h^K ' 4 M 


AnS rt, «/i - « 

(J«m»n....,v. .1— • — VI 

Tjnt | iil, 1 ift>fl | | 8 00 4 0 *> 

its. Ilur-I, itus. . M J go 

®*>. Aumrif*!*. . . j— Ut L. |0 

tt* 

,l,..N-«f"rl«*>*. -. 4 * U_ |i 

Wt.l»kj^l*»M - Ukl- MW 

do. romiucil - 1 |CL. 19 • 

Alcriwl - 4 ft L- 46 

SLIm*. fHrub, 


Tho Promethus Affair* 


do. in by 18 » #0 
do. 1 J I.y IS) -i 40 


Ir.TiAV ' Hhtxly - G i-Gi h rifl tiftn <»f 

' qo,, Alu. 


Free Meou a’l Kuu aiion.- 


■TheJCcUotlc M edjrnl los t!. 


A Mowing Machine.— T hu Poughkeepsie (X. Y.jJ-higle 
says tliut u niacliim) for mowing, umnuffu-tured in tin* 
western part of that State, lias recently lieen introduced 
inlo Dulches® county.'- whicli will probubly prove of great 
advantage to farmer*, it i® warranted to cut an lo re nn 


been i.rieliy VtitU^lint iho Umrge of the I’uitc.l the |prre8poiulen C ft between tho United Htates nt m. 'f * 

States ut Vienna was not invited to a grand Government and that of Great Britain relative WMl ' 5 ‘ * ’ ^ 14 640 ^.'dow-rdiuli* j'a»,wi 


bull recently given by the l’rinio Minister of j b* tho . attack on tho. Promethus. Wo give the 
Austria — an omission which was thought to he I l‘ lst l u ^ter of Lord Granville to Mr. Luwrenee : 


tutu of t’inciHuati Im® deelftreil it® c-our®,t of lee.tun-.* fn c hour of any kind «>f grits®, with a pair i j horse®. «n all 
from ’all charge for ProfesHor®' ticket®, retaining only Hie bind® free from obstruct iou®..au*l d*> it a® well a® it cun tie 


Week's receipt®. 41.060 bbjs— export®. 14.640 
GRAIN— There hn® been an nctivo (h-innnd for Corn, 
aiul thougli the receipts have been liberal price® have 
iiminUlnl 'd a» impro ving tendency sipce Tuesday. TliJ 


ji| TUAitv Notick. 


sliia.il Incidental fees for matriculating and dissecting, lo done with u scythe by tliu best uf. umwei® The inaclilm- 
ilel'rny the i xpeiis. s of thu culh'ge. This making it i® simple in iL* construction, und run la-' muuageil by any 


,h « ^iaaVucVof 1 *! 0 a,l 'i h JUm ' rtry ’ IHr,2 '‘ Ui Rr.i.uim in 

Saul'uf,) : .1 a ' r *li'«tlicr-'m law, I). l-\ r......iv.,a fru 

fttli vwar V r Alu.. In II, • ;"*■»— « H’-l- 

' 7 ^'^.JANKAAIANI)^. 

liilimu,. c, ' l " R. Mi/Ooiudd nl' Ihj- s'I.i-Voim, 


| virluully a free tadiool. Tlie next sesniou of (In- Institute. 
| . I.mmmiei'® nil rill' 1 st of Mareli aiul lasts four moutiis 


i'oy copuble of Uriviug a .pair, uf liorxe®. ll 4 ® highly 


Sipwifiphm. A Vienna l«;tHr jJ.J 3 um. 1 ry II, . Kiibki hx OyKiii K, .Inn, 1 0 . ISf. 2 , i„,.mt aliiM an HipW lag tooto My S aw T ue ^ y. Tli, 

pulilished in an K,,*|W, »aja : ' Tll( ' uriflefflgpT >r BrrtuDmo. MijfSB « ,. ri y In th, •«* «*(®» 

/ 1 Secretary ol *Stat« lor PoreigB Affairs, has tho jmi.h-r® have reulizi-d !A(a)M-r ^ liushel for gf*o*l mixed to 

( * Considorahlo sonaation has ia-on causwldn . honor tv* acquujiijt Mr. Ahhott Lawronco, Knvoy prluw white. Tfip week'® sale® eiiibracu 4 v,ooo »ackj*, of 
the diploiQatic circles of Vienna by the absence llxlrnordimiry and Minister IMenijioteiitiary from w |,i 4 .|i 1000 were taken yi-tei jay — Out® lmvo sold mostly 
of three rbpresentii liven of foreign Dowers at the the United States of America, tlmt herMajeftty's B t ffd^Sl«r V bushel for Ohio and Ht. Louis — nran ha- 


lt. Louis .... Bran h«- 


UcgpusniON of Inhei'em/em i —President Robert® lias 
received from tlie Prussian Minister at tlie Court of Kt* 
James a dispatch, coiffahiiug a lormul recognition of the 
iinlcpendi'iice of l.ltM-rla by hi® Government. 


r. • innmoudod liy.u large numlsTur farmer® wlmhave UM**l B ra,i ^ hall given a w'eek ago by tho^Fq’Ht .Min'- (iovermnent* have jtiftt receivod from tho Vico further (tpoilm*drArUiu fffte*i lmvo latterly been 08 /^)' 
tli.-m with success in thu western and ceniml |mrt of th«- jHter/ of tho Crown, l'rinco *Scf!i warUhurg. It Admiral, commanding her Majesty’s Naval p mp ||,. Tteunarkot coutiiitiea birreuf Wheat. 


il». iluw-rwiuj. i'a/.cw l"i w* 
i". LiekLd.... 

Iluv, %• 1 * 41.111 0 !, MU 

Hide®. F tt i 
W,UM"*. 4 Hni| ~ 1 - ! 

t*r\ *»ll"l M*-x.|- 1 — G 

Dry, country ■ . . — < 1-1 

Kq.*i.ju»ir .. .. f>i,« t 

“s;.' T,'*: ..- U» 

Sw«*w,*^<rD 4 j |>6 •» « 


Skin*. Vrul--. 1 

llu 4 ft to 8 06 I IM 

k®M. u - 8 D. - 1 ! 
du.UilM. 4 r ..... O. J 0 U-U 

I'm, g*sTiv- 4 i n • .H-.-f* 

ii* wffewh'voK. - 

;] ng. 




tli.-rn wiUi success in thu western aud 
President Robert® link Ht.ito 


queHtion, Viz': the Charge d' Alfa ires of the 
To he Paiiuoneu - • ion. ’ *if the HiiUimorelHMii. writing I'nited Statt'H, the T urk ish Ktnhiuwador und the 


was found on ini|uiry that tlie individuals in Ki/rces in tlm West Fndies, a report upon tlm 
queHtion, viz': the Charge d'Alfuires of the mihjecf of the.** I’njinethus,” which is to the fol- 


^herotice. 

' li'*- W iih iL.al • li . 


- i >nio Riieh with Wat.er. — A re®olutii n 


Loin tYiishiligtoii, May.* 
lhi® time, when tho Hpi 
much moderation. <lov 


.xny,- I am glad to learn tlml. Ill Swiss Lnvoy, had not been invited ; andt-thU the Admiral ruqpiyed .a disfmtdi fri 
ne Hpnuish Government has exhibited Blight is looked tipoit as n demonstration ro- matider pf her Mnjoaty's sloop “ Kx 
; Gov. Hum. of NewYork, has bei-n in- ceiving peculiar significance from the present ing that, on tho requiBitioM of Mr. 


Admiral, commanding her Majesty’s Naval ^ mo |b. Tlw market coutiiiuca lrnreuf Wheat.. 

Forces in the West Indies, a riqkirt upon the Week'* receipt® of Guru. 4 u.ti 7 l sack®— export®. 2 I.IH®) 

subject of tho.“ I’rijinethns,” which is to the fol*. pri>V!HI<)NB — A n iucrouH-d biudncs® Im.t hi-*»u done in 

lowing effect : That, on arriving at Ht. Thomas’s tin* Pork market during the week, und we have notice il 


K^.rD 4 l»ft 4 W W I 

lST**:::::p W 

WUIiSi h A l- 

f'M.ilhiM. Am... - 3 . 3 S 


SE!:li 1Z 

•mma si 

J- P *40 *‘U' 


t® before M i li*' I'eiiusylviuila Legislature requesting tiif s ? V" clemency in behalf ot h political Htato iif -Lurope, 

lUfanbur® of t'l/iigriV® from that Htnto to obtulu ®uch ttoiu liillt . J, M ' 1 UI ° , w * 1 " **I “ It has been stated, i 


present ing that, on tho requisition 


lispnteh from - tho com- w ,|, ® of 4 ,Vs» bbl® at 1*14 87 l»r*i)Fl- r » »H) §* bbl for Ale**, and 

sloop “ Kx press,” Stilt- ^ 1 " (Ki/olf 12 2 ft fur Ituiiip® Of Bulk Pork wo have uo- 

io'n of Mr. Green, hi*r .Heed rale* of two nr threo lot®, eiubruciiiK H*. ut 


('.(•li/.g*. Am ...]-■ 3 | 

LamiH/r, | | 

OiMirJ* |>u(rF«*o'vft <W lftO 6 *» 

Jo.y«lL® H®« »6 4 iu |ld w 

...Jl 6 <» HW 
BUVMMr.W*'’"'*' «» >44 oo 
du. Li* 4 .(i.,ftft u i 148 uu 
, 1 rt. Km.< b l.ntla 'U bO i»H Oo 
itu.w.o. hfewltu*. 1 — — jt® uli 
Lead, 


T , W*-.''''*tl * ** W 

Wine*, |*«>Ul< 4 i j 

1 8 j't S 

*)u, liullAti -41 ,.*l— 44 1 - 4 ! 

53 UJtt 


Cta»LH.ia, Vfrk|l 4 it itel 

afeiuUi! 


‘ Jl " 'Vus thethifit (l.MK 1 * r Vi \\ T, ir iih'ihIkt® of I'ongn-K® from that htnte to ubtuln such iton- 
^ ^uney l4 A Her ol Air. \\ illiuin greMionalMtion u® will promote the adoptlotChf the plnu 
80 ., Y u **’ ,lu U Was born in Slitll'ord Which im® been vQbm^lB'd to ('oiigry®® by Glia®. KUol, Jr. 


murder in. that Htaie. und under fteutoiioc 


“ It Iiuh been stated, in ninny quarters, that 
tho’ Austrian Governmeilt would imme*lijitely 


lllg mill, dll IIIU IU'JlliniUi /11 ..... ri,,,n ... ..... ... ....... ■ . . 4 (l(®jft 

Majesty’s Consul ut Greytown r who is also a 7 ,> for Hog-roufid, . . . lleef Im® continued to null at.ill uo qij* ..'. tit I 4 f.“ 

. ... .... . . . i, .. I ... .. .... _ 1 *«/-, ll.. iu IK * L- ... * 


principal officer of tho Munguitei. Government lit- ^^12 00 for Men®, *H f*o/a)»w 00 for M ().. and *7 60 fii> ~ > *• - ••••• 

... . , r that iilace, lie had by foroo comjHilled the Ameri- f,H uo -p bbl for prime. ,-and on >Yedn«'®day w.< not le«de* Lime, i)bU 

. nnt ter puerpow-.i in j,Ik iH'lmlf. and visited Qov Hunt recall its Tjnlmssndnr from Washington, in ease 0 an steamsliip '*• l*’rompthu»” to pay the port «nh» of 600 tbircei prijau AIuw «t About % 13 iw V tierce, * * ; ; 

j»er®oiiiiiiy <»ii thu huijjee.t Thu jury, or ®o m ii v of tileui rtim reception given to Kossuth ussuiAed un olli- dues demamled of het^hy the authorities of Grey- Bacon hu® been'lu butter .demand, uud <alu® had been Mu«*, va» 

Hl®ort^iiunei»a«d -him to uiurey, aud I lc-uru that Guv elitl elmracter. Hj>ecial instruetioiiH of a pep- town. * . - ‘ offaeted to the extent of 600 oaak®, white pl}c<>! lmY 9 ad- ci” 

Hunt ha® determined to pnri^in him. oinptory jmtqvo lmvo tyen dispatchod from To this dispatch Vico Admiral Hir George Hey- vunmOtfHW* V lb TJw later transaction* hav* b«en A Qooc 

' * Vienna to t Ip) t representatives of Austria and uior Iliad “immediately replied, hv saying that at • f°r Side*, and 7 ,', 7 a) 7 V'i V Ih f° r Shoulder® 

.Tm N»,w Kngli.ii MiNi.itii.— , ('h». National Iritelli UuHbia, resident in the States. Tlioae gentle- neither ho/norJo hift khowleilge her MajeHty's if*" U i® lmvewld g'-nerally at BSforil? It lb fuaylaln aud 

K'Wi - apeaklng of, the rucuut uppolntmunt of John U men have beep told .twijemnnd their, ‘jioss ports Consul, had. received any orders to allow her bagiP'd to'uholce Bugar-ourud — Lard haa he,en tlrm and Trill 

Grauipton. K®q.,-a*Mliilhferuf Great hrituin to tlm United in ciihc assistance, pi-eiiniary or otherwise, Majesty’s ships to I/O emphiyiH] in Hitch a service in fuir reqm»t. wRh.»al«v yi 2600 bbU iyld tierce* at &0d Showing the 

State *ay® .Mr. ('raiiipiou Im.-* f,, r several^year/i lieet'i should be given to the H ungariaiis by the Aluori- or iu enforcing the ftecal regulations of M its- h)** fur No. Ite pritwr; und 2606 hug*. uu»Uy at ty Jr»u*Ghrb 

conin eied with the British L« KifAiun to thiaeuuiitry. und can Government, in nmseqnenc.e ol resolutions quite J Iho Hblo object dl' the preHonce ol British |k fbr prims new.' Home bbl* of OreaNa laird Ijrvo ^old lit tlieiu'lb* 

u good part ot Un- time a® Ulmrg, ,J Affair.® , ThoughlKu pussod ill Congress for carrying out Kossuth’s ships-of-war. at Grey town hoillg to defend jhe ft. 1 ,* V lb^. Wv*lem Hutu rlu*i sold gutefrally at 10 (S) 14 . Uu* praoll' 


. ,rv °nieo. in 1 X‘t r * a. .1 • j drought, l-y menu® of r*-/ferv«'ii>. to be cuiiNtructed upon 

^edutfi.tionfu .1 Amu,ulu r 0 C °IV° d the tributarh® thereof 

^ scIuk 1 tv," Ut 1 " lH ver y urodltable,') ut 

(, 1 Clinton and Kutnw' -Sho- with T, “ <J / >UIN1 Hd-amcm— A writer In thu R>hl|igton 
tt)(hd and ioinrt I *1 *1 r>i 1 Uulon furubdui! U Htfte^finit Of the financial cohdltlou of 

11 •• Protrnctfi M *1 J ^ ^ ( IUni 1 th " r " UU ^ Un ® of htN U '“ , »’H, a® certified under aath ‘ Tin 

rf Umi I V ‘ 30tin fii HI 1 84/3 . [In till) liiU muiU , '" Hl ,,rth |’ ready for ®ea. Wn® f2u44.!42 71 

Mciv: , i,‘ 0 murfied tu the Hov. \ 11 I -"' “ CtU -“ l nv,rtt *<‘- 00 * t ‘ r '•*«{» voyage to England and 

, khl Or u numlier of vn 4l • teeli. Inis heeq $601216 04. whlti^hf averagu receipt® lui ve 

' of this w„ , "" y.W r . 8 *b« la*'" '"lly «*» M. l- uvlnic u auflclam-y „„ iw. nly'vi.y. 

MAttnm ,1 »nd intimftto »(V or vm,bU 4u Tlu'Catepkny Iuu auuk al««-Uu, 

•Md .. • , 7 ? t ui ; unj wfiilu lie 'l '"" 11 t , 1 ' vt ' u f w ' “ l “ 1 llu 4 I»M«»I« l-avc |, tt w tt, «uid.. 

, i irait UMWUV. .lv.trojv -,1 lu rrhig llilu.tj. 


dilltrl'Bfeasv 


society of Washington, ita® yet a subject of oongratUlu-.j 
lion, Hinrii lin y do m-t return, that we arc to liuve hen- n»- ’ 


“ (.'onsjderuUe* curiosity is fult iu nplitleul ; d* deprive tho Mosquito Goverjunent i*f mis.seH- -hI(JK— T here ha< U/ei? 

*- - aWtrfljTst 1 — “ 


circles 11 s to tho. coiitentu of thi’ 


a fair demand for tlda article I 


from siou, peiidiiig tt sottleruont h.V BPgotiatioil of the' T,| ur |„g u phrt of tlie week, and »ouio 7 y 0 v*®k* bar,*) boon I 


the ItepreMaiiatfv- of the (ioveriimout of Grejit BritHln.‘^' the I’nited States. Tho Au^t rian conservative question relative t«i itn I'uluro }w>Hitii»n. Hir m,| HM ^,,iufut:t>,fd)d.*»'> '|ftlb- 
gauti'iHtm uf the eliitnu'ter sad I'xperlaiiee^d thorough party positively. ntHrm that a rupture lietween George Heymor had fur tho* expressly forbiihhm WHISKY— I'ric® furthur dtellned wnly In theweak, 
fitnert® f**r hi® high trust, of Mr 4 ,’ra'mptpn. pho.l* already the two' governio.'nts is at hnml, and they ptA‘* thjut eominamler of tho •* Kxprosii” from again m„i up to Wednesday evening some 2600 hbt* wem autd, 
®*i fguiilar wt(hd.tvi« tnvtitutlott® amt i.riuciple® of ybr Gov*- <Hct with eonfideuco the return of the imperial employing force to compi-l iiit* levy of duties fur np.-iiy ui 10 )^ V fatluii'fhr UeetltUol, *ud nd>Pk* *“» 
unmuuitfr.lu ueud uo probaUou.’’ , l vuvoy to Vteuuu. It ntust Ve evident to eYfry the Alosquito (ibYVl'BliijMU ' Raw, Tho ruU* *ine« Luve l®uu firmer, au-J luwUvntte 


H moo Nil F 1 11 1 mi v Advh-eT truiu hi jil • 4 f«iiti'-maii * 4 ' the ehariu'ier hu*I experiaiiee.^ii thorough party positively, affirm that .u rupture between Goorge Hoy«l*)r had further: expressly forbidden 

y 20 . »ute tliat Uo- , shvmi' * o|,| W ii ■ 1 / " ‘'rile®® f«*r hi® iiigli tru»t, of Mr ('raiupten. yirhii I® already tho two* goveniiueitU is at hninl, and they pn'- thw eonimunder of tho ’MCxpross” from again 


A Good Book fpr G«m **1 O^culttUoii. 

KIBT’H 5 r.li u 

True Uitilifii teli. 

Iiowing the iu*au* by which b* Bv« ft tm* OteWl! «l 
Jetu* Ohriri. la lloUnc** aod { and ftl* th. Hate* 
dleioI tU* Hubuui Mi««l nnd lluar^ which kdaiter Ut# 
ttu# pnmtieu of IteUgk*. «*U» Utek ftud pi«|M.r 

niuiedl#®. 

VtitM Ihr fliii** • ’ 

& 1 JOKTEK BOCTRINK OP PRA< v r!(?l^, , ’ 

Price f 1 . 26 |M>r cuui ' 'Ul!***unj. a 



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■£S' 








Hwgrwgtfe* 







Further Jj’orelfrn Newt by the Europe 

end Nlegere. 

In Hu- !• 1 1 ‘ i <r u >rld there h«* been n great lull, find 
nil |»t»rt . glancing 'prosper 1 1 vi I) ni tin* trifil 'of 

irenctl , tli n. ii i Ink** |>lm*o behio. n Lord John Hu*. 
••11* t'i ii'riic id’nrlinitii-nt 

Tin* it- ;ii '|.;.rn!n li .1 the meeting of Pnrlfatmnit. hud 
■riven Mil ifii|M-tn* to the demand f*r a m-w Rtform Bill. 
Meeting* limi lii cn held )ti Manchester. Lec-d* and oilier 
towns. to ■oHtftin l,or<1 John RusstHI in lift efforts to im- 
prove the political fmjwli^c ; tin* demonstration*, how- 
• vor. did not np|M*nr to In- very remarkable for t In dr spirit 
Thf Manchester meeting on Wednesday. the 21i*t. mm the 
nioid Important f|i ! (*|ohil . (l«‘fnotint rat ion heldlneoniirr 
linn with the subject 

Thf homlnn Time* cucnplains that the metropolis 1*1 n 
as absurd and nnnninlou* a atnt«< a* tin* county of l.an- 
. Kvtpr with regard !• tin* representation l.ondoti, wit lr 
a imputation of two million* and a half. Only pundit 22 
in<*inl*-r* to tin 1 House of Commons, Including those from 
lh»' Metropolitan Borough*. . For the rnpritics of Middle-, 
-ex and the Eastern division of 8urrey.mn the noro of 
rateahle property, the disproportion in still* greater 

The London .journals are in a state of perturbation re- 
peeling the national defences, und are mtggepting various' 

Rtnf-io'* Jr** ’'PalHntrr du-rnpr fit 1 'inrrotlr.tr 'Th'tf 

liondon Chronicle is surprised that the nation sliupld have 
«<> long Iwen hllnd to the necessity which exist b of 'avail- 
ing itself of the i n raa urea of protection. Another jonr- 
imi wrgneii the propriety of recalling the ihips.and steam- 
••rs on service abroad ' 

FRANCK. 

M M UeMorney and Fould had left the Ministry, and 
were replaced by Deporslgnoy and Ahhatueeia. 

A new ministerial office has lwa*n created, namely, the 
Ministry of.gUite, and M. Cassablunca has been appoinTPiT 
In it. • - 

The Duchess of Orleans dnwery of 300,00(1 francs Is 




BREWSTER A. OO., 

• C A II H I A (IK W A II iSsnnV.SK, 

so HU tlravicr elmt rear Sf f’lttfrlcs lintel, and loft Ht 

, Charles street * 

SOLICIT I ho attention of pm cli* Hers lo their > \ tensive 
: ml varied a, *■ itin« , nl of 

t'AlMUAHKK A N D . li AIINKSH 
u lii<’h they ofler at the very lowest prie. s for rash orap- 
proved paper They are constantly receiving from their 
New A’ oik house, No. 39*1 Broadway, (the oldest Carriage 
Keptftljnry In the United States.)^ variety of 

NEW YORK CITY MADE OAKKUGF.H. 

• oiiie of which nre of entirely new and original designs 
Also, plainer, hut equally’ substantial Vehicles, from the 

• nine reputable Rustem manufacturers * 

Particular attention will be given to the covering and 
el lip tit VUtt Of Carriage!, to insure prompt ami safe delivery, 
fe 0-«ui v • 


'eif-Ftip]>orl, h« has th* same means of r<*in\t- 
.ng to her, natnelr, hy the poftt -office . n very 
ui par taut department of which in nppftipri filed 
o this kind of bwaitteas The ft*! of Ilia enrn- 
og« lo* may apply nt* lie plenaos. 

The Lnn* ncccsHJiriea ol .lift* nve reumrknMy 
heJlpin Huaaia. The Wotktnmi H living eosla 
.mi the merest 1 rifle. 


SOUTH-WESTERN 

JOHN It 


f HV m»:a Plans, i* 

M«U Air* Goldschmidt dent- 1 wbhybujiv 'S 
The s |4 m^ t or- wcrld ir. 

That double happiness wi.iiout alloy 
Thai Hymen's votaries talk of evcij day 
' oii'n beui oil trying, and taking. 

' hove, honor ail.l obey." • 

For your new motto. 

Have given your hand lo Otto ' 

Fortunate Otto. (your. dear Otto of Hoses.) 
.When he first learned the piano. • 

Ne'er dreamed he'd, be t he ujan o' 

Fitch Kididfoits luck ns lliis day's jiews illsclosei 
.Mate 1 » j| Nightingale ' 

A'lijl Hint no common, unfledged Idrd. ’ 

Hui one who hits made ly'r carol* heard. 

Ami l ittering now her thlrly-Mccond spring, 
Aows that she will no longer sing 
The stupid Mo|o of eelllmcy. 

Hut join him In a duo that cun't tail 
To suit t he popular gale. 

And close in a cadetiMi Iliac shall be 
*i;he climax of their Joint rdlc.lty 
*^JlYna.c£ixluumu-«ufth-t»wn«fr*rmftt Ion * ! — 
A bulbul to ii goldfinch— no. goldsmith-- 
, passes Ov Id’s wildest truiismlgratlou. 

Ami vet the change was all accomplished with 
A few words from the Prayer* ltook so 


Ht» n nf t*ar»dt*o. «rM above 
Vi tw-ftwtbvTsst and twined tn a garland of I, 
i»i.Wi fwm s l f wi'n stormy ««eoan 
Y n w it bv swrgw mount e In tilth. 
Canrts the hnrrtranc's cowiiu.dion 


A Wovt»F.nFci, I’rksf.uvaTion, — ' The following 
\cry inlcrpdlitig M«iry in taken fnnn ii l>evoti*hir« 
F.ngland) pn]»er f • 

“ Diulleigli Snlterloh lias liren the Hoene of»a 
tost thrilling incident. . Six little children, on 
Vednpmlay morning, got into n,l»out on the liejH’h, 
dul atnlaoliic volts hoy sliovisi it off. The boat 
Trif teal away to sea before tlie' cliiMren were 
ois’seil Terrible was the agony of tho mothers 
ilien they knob It. A number of men went 
IT in nil ilireetionV; every boat w as on the look* 
nt until far into the night. Day-light returneil 

-i-n4-H*H , notbmg--wni* boarU- » l*ow4-4litun£=»tlBi.Y.. 

uere lost either in the'expanse of the w'ide ocean, 
r burie<i within its insatiable depths. A Ply- 
mouth fisherman fishing early in the morning, 
aw Homcthing Hunting in the distance ; lie l*ore 
lown to it, and discovered it fo t*e t» hont — nn«I 
n the bottom the six children, nil cuddled in 
kw ii nest of birds, fast asloen, b'oil having mer- 
iftilly granted them that solne.P after artlay ot 
error and despair. He took them aboard fj 
'c listed them with bread and cheese, and glad- , 
lened their despairing hearts with a promise t<5 
nke them homo. Between three and four in the 
iflcmoon. the fisherman was 'seen in tho offing 
with the lK»i»t astern. All eyes were turned 
towards hint ; the best spy-glass in the town wns 
rubbed again and again, and at last they fairly 
made out that it waa the identical boat. Tho 
news flew through the town— the mothers came 
frantic to the beach, for there w ere no children 
discovered in the boat; none to. be seen in the 
*loop. Intense was the agony of suspense, and 
all alike shared it with the parents. At last the 
boat came in, and the word went round. “ They 
are all safe," and many etout-henrted men buret 
into tears, women shrieked with joy, and beckme 
almost frantic with their insupportable happi- 
neHS. It was, indeed, a memornblo day ; nnu a 
prayer, eloquent for its rough sincerity, wns 
offered up to Almighty God,wno, in his infinite 
mercy, )ind spared these* innocent children from 
the perils and terrors of tiie kqu . during that' 
fearful night; Five of these children were under 
five years of age : the sixth is but nine yo^rs old.” . 


A Great Work for the People. 


-N t- T i i IX. F nut ^ ! 1 1 -l ire. Ill .Vuuii . f. I 


hkitlsu 


Haul. Kltto Ihnier-RilwnnU. g wl , 
l» Auhigny. I.utlicr. Calvin. n c . ,q 0 
HlltbKS ! HYMNS AM) )<) 
An cxtciMlw HkNiArt incut. i.f uii 
uf bimliugM 

FCHOQI, UOOKI 

1 WHIM (fully fall n„ 

rliallt., 'IciU'lllTl. lilyl »|| IHra |„ WtJ 

Illy larpi' iuuI vhIiiiiRu ii.airlan.ul, 
S|.|'III|IK lli«.k«. Klnriitli.il,’ i 

Ntriullnit Hock*. A i ii linn 

''.|ljl’lI"llRflt L ,. A | 8 

x Hniuiiimr.i. 

Hlielnric. 

(’i»inpoaltloh. 

Drawing. ^ (.-hemlxtij. 

HiKik-lCeeping. HuUnr. 


ffnw e wa U f— wow dcMtmytng 


wtAr* tear htn’tircaM ; 
tfocMv-kh* — f'm rnjovlni; . 

Mill to be ; bat ovvet bh*t 

Wonwa. contented In client repose 
R^j oyi i In tt< bveut j litc> flower a* it tilown. 

Ami wmtera and tend* it with innocent heart.* 

Far Hcber than man with hU treasure* of art ; 

And wtevr hv far In the circle* confined 
Than be with hb ■rience and light* of the mind 
Coldly to blmwlf sufficing. 

Man diiAaln* the gcnller art* 

K nowet h not the bliw arixing . 

From the Interchange of heart* 

Wcvlr through hi* hocom vtenlinc 
Flowii the genial Current on 
Tilt hy age’* ftwl congealing. 

It I* hardened into atom* . 

She like the harp, that Instinctively ring*. 

Aa the night breathing rrphyr soft rich* on the string 
Rf*pnnd« bn rnch Impulse with rteady reply. 
Wg i Uin wr r o a or pUararv her sympathy try ; 

And tea r drop* and onilea on her countenance play, 
Like ranahinc and riKnrm of a morning In May. ' 
Through the rat^re of man'* dominion 
Terror ii the ruling word— 

And the standard of opinion 


H.V H F.TKFFT. D..D., I'rcsitlml of. (icnulbsiio Onlli’gc. 
Ni w York. In one volume. 12 mo., with portmlt. Price. 
"n. l»ou *n per copy JO|IN DALI,. 5ti tlru.vierxt 
HIT Active Oanvaaser*. on nppllc*«tl<>n enn find employ- 
incut for the Mile of thimpopulnr and timely puhllcatlon. 

Uti- An y newspaper giving the ufatve a Tew lupertlon*. 
kIiiiII receive a copy of the d ork, free of UtaUffC. fe fl 


mnlntnined. 

Tho decree* nre countersigned by the new Minister of 


MEDICAL NOTICE. 


The Minister of War 1ms acceded to don, Hnvnlgiinc’* 
demand tn he plnccd on the retired l|*jt of the army. 

The Kx-Rcpresentativps not comprised In the decrees 
of banishment have Just been authoriicd to return lo 
their homes. 

The great bodies of the State are to wear particular 
drcjfecs.. Th^r. c? the Ce-cil =f i' u „ S e ‘ 
t ln*| Legislature, will bo rich, and resemble what 

a third' attempt on the 
an officer Is reported .to 

rumor was alio rlf?lVpari8,*wltfi 

rife nf in V».l , 1,..^ , 


dreifees.. Those of the Council of State, the Senate and 

,* ’ « i ,M ^ ^ ^ “ —iwwworn 

under the Empire. 

It is said that a second. If not 
I’resident’s'Ufc had been made ; ..... 
have snapped his pistol at him as his carriage wosrcoming 
out of the Carousal. A rumor was also rife In Parja. with 
all Its details, that the wife of an Kx-1 refect had tried to 


Mineral^ 


Exularh ParrAWrvo roa D miner.. — It wu* stated 
briefly In late foreign advices that the greatest activity 


biography, , ^ 

.Nmun.ln,n, . 

Krcnfcli Hhunnim, Dlcllomvrl™. K. k i,.„ h 
S|.« iil»h. Uiniinu imj Itallau Ortmmkn Di 

Headers, etc. 

'"“k ““'l L » tl “ «•<«*». <>f nil Jrwriptlc* 
SIAN DA HD WORKS, 

In vn ry (li parlimmt if Sfiuuev, lAtwuun 
.1 h: m iulil Okll Uiii ulu.litlun „f fu, M ,. m 
lie In 111. clmiec colliWlmi nf Mi.r.|| :lr ^ iu , 

iVorkh ! All - the hew’ nud vnluabU Work) 
received h* soon ns issued from tpe 

DOMKSTIC AND FOHEjUN 8tAT!i 
A large mid valuable 


prevailed at tho Admiralty and in all the English dock- 
yards. and that England was .about to defend’ the whole 
coast In a most efficient manner. The reason ‘given for 


this movement was that tho government intended to be 


polgnard him. 


I ll e>en strive to lay the unwilliug 'ghosts 


8PAIN 

Militart ,‘Mv’tixv ard EirctTfovs.— On the ovening of 
.January 7. Madrid waa.not a little alarmed at finding the 


Of scores or sacrificed fchlte kids that meet 
My tear-dimmed eyes whene'e^I gate 


umuStratiou of Louis Napoleon. The qifhri-inlnisterial 
journals now deuy that uny unusual oMurs for the coast 
defcnoes have boctf giwn. or thnt.any military camps nre 
about to twlhrmeirRmundTiimcrph. The fratollr; however. 


tialacu and all the military posts doubly guarded., and tho 


PlERf’K. Proprietor: 


Of sad memorials of my youthful fully 
*• Most in ilsieal.- niu'ni •• 


Iiljuf ihc kiirrluu'u pouHiii'U Id llil'lf hktr»ck». 


Mi'.-t iml.iciil.- nui.l mi'lfliiclnily 


Valnnble Thcologiral Works. 

recent Importation! 

The entire works of the Dev. (diaries Simeon. M, A., 
with copioils indexes. prepAredhy the IteV, Thomas Hart 
-.ictt ltdtncs. D. I).. 21 vols. H vo. Price. $40. 

. Complete Works of Jeremy 'Taylor. 3 vols., quarto. 


pear* that Imprudent promises ol.Toyni UB Jeffi had heeh 
made to the soldiers— largtttr that, on account of the stnto 
of the public treasury, eannotfiir tlm prdiqnt be granted. 
Added to this, it appiwrs that snipe of tin' offleera of oue' 
of the crack regiments have been punished for having 
struck several refractory, or more thau usually dull, 
recruits at exercise. In any army like the Spanl*’- In 
which discipliue can only obtain through n mixture, of 
tact and severity, a very little matter suffices to make the 
seeds of disorder .germinate. When, therefore; on the 
►morning of the 7th, the (laaetle Informed tho nrmy that 
all the senior officers, from svnlor lieutenant to soulor bri- 
gadier. warn to 1 m» promoted, and the soldiers lo have n 
year's service taken off, their disappointment hrokv out so 
much the more violent, that they had been expecting a 
dollar a man to indulge themselves with. In every regi- 
ment there wns more or lea* excitement,- fanned, it is said, 
by emissaries. In the Han Francisco barracks some sol- 
diers sol zed their arms. and. to th« terror of the neighbor- 
IiismI. some shots were exchanged, and* a tremendous 
uproar took place among tlm military, soinc of whom 


And when, in future years. ' „ 

Around the Oold.*rhinidl hearth appears 
A *‘ binding " brood that •• must be siuging *' 
Each in It# own domestic* song. 

And with no Darnum nil equipped for bringing 
It out before a OastllS Harden thriutg— . 
Perhaps, dear Mrs. \1., 

You’ll give a thought to me. 

Who. in the height of Harnum's glorious row. 
That first inrntuntlon 
That seemed to till the nation, 
llnmtcd three V K In the fund tluit now 
Sets up your Otto iu his old vocntlon ! 
Philatleljihin. J rh. 0, 1H62. 


years., The Timesand Nnval Gazette, published nt Ports- 
mouth, Is so well informed upon naval and other matters, 
that It is frequently quoted by the London journals ; and 
that paper suites that a battery of 100 guns of -heavy 
inetal is ordered to bo constructed at Dm Nab Light, near 
H pithead, as well as A battery for 1U0 guns on the Ports- 
mouth shore off Spttheud. with the* least possible delay. 
A new' fort at Browndotfn. on tile Go^jn.rt shore. Is being 
constructed by Royal Fapptt** and Miners, and the works 
aru ordered to he coinpIcttM in two months. .The rapid 
manner In which these and other Kimilnr.^goveriunent 
Works un* now Carried on. slink's that some fresh orders 
have been issued by the Admiralty. The Shipping Gnxvtte. 
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NATUIIKZ. MlSSlffim, 
The Hixth Annual Hession of this histltutlun till 
mcnce bu the first Monday in October next, und 
ten months The institution will be umW Ibr tp 
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TEHM8, FOR TfcN' MONTHj. 


The mails of the steamer KUropa* rea« hed this city yes- 
terilny evening We have received ofir corrckpondenoi 
and pap»*rs fr«m Uverjiool to the 24tli ult.. from London 
to Um* 23d. mud Paris to the 22d, Wc have various items 
of interrst to add th our telegraphic aceounU. previously 
pnbUriied. 

The Dublin Evening Mall confirm*' the atatenicnt w« 
bad jeaterdny by telegraph, that John T t'rampton, Kw).) 
eldest son of t he Hurgaoii-Geucrnl. lias been appointed her 
Majesty's Minister and Plenipotentiary to the Government 
of the United Htates. In the place of yir Henry Lytton 
Bulwer. who goes as Envoy to Florence, to take the place 
vacated by the d«*ath of air. Richard LalorBhlcl. It is 
nor i added that this infbrraation was rotnmunlcated by Lord 
d to 1 • 'larmdon at the city lainquct. The Mall soys that' Mr. 
oqh Lawrence, during his tour in Ireland expressed his wish 
’ lh * 1 D* b »ppolot*nent of Mr. Crompton might he made. 

Industrial Exhibition, after thf* style of the 
it IB i World's Fair in London, is to Uke place at Cork In the 


N»:wsi*Ari:H Notices — The Charleston Mercury has the 
following, which Wc commend to the iKttyntlon of those 
whom it mny coucern: . ' ' 

We have recently received some stray numbers of pe- 
riodicals for notice. We take this opport unity to state that 
<m nnS>ccn«ion can we pay any attention to any serial 
work unless tho first number he received, and we Hre cer- 
tain that tho remaining portions of- the work will he for- 
warded in due course. If a notice he worth anything it is 
'urcly worth this much. Odd dumber?* of periodicals are 
perfectly ‘useless, and wheif received. shopld be disregarded 
by the Editorial fraternity, ns the practice of sending them 
ia clearly an attempt to ohtAln publicity for them through 
the medium of the press without giving a fklr equivalent 
therefor — an advantage accorded no other claaa of the 
commercial community, and which It i** unreasonable to 
expect. 

PivoTr.cTixo Lr.TTcn*.— Many thousand of letters sent to 
the poit-offlce are returned as dead letter*, the persons to 


DniTian Mail, Contract. — T lm Nep York Express ha* 
the following : f 

The ifrltlsh Government has made a new mall fcontract. 
for a monthly mall line of steamers to and from England 
and the Want Coast of 'Africa. It Is for nine years at an 
average payment of £21.000 per annum. The places 
touched at will be Madeira. Tcneriffe, Goree, JUver Gam- 
bia, Sierra Lsone. Liberia. Capo Coast Castle. Accra. Why- 
dah, Badtvgry, Lagos. Bonny. Calebar. Cameroons. and 
Fernando Po. making the total distance out and'nomd 
9000 miles, which, Including stoppages, will be performed 
In from 58 to 00 days. The speed ot the ‘vessels Is to aver- 
age tight knots, and their else will j>c about 700 tons, 
They are to be constructed of Iron. The new lino of 
steamers Is expected to commence in .October next. 
Three boats will be required for the sttIcc. and It Is un- 
derstood that the port of departure'wiU be either South- 
ampton or Liverpool. 

; The commercial proepects 


on tin* 9th. Tho execution restored dHeiiillne. 

Stringent measures nre to be imforccd to destroy tho 
little lilH-rty of the press whlsli the people of Spain enjoy. 

By advices from Madrid of tho 17th instant. It appears, 
by a law Just passed, that a grandee of 8pain must, In 
fhture, possess landed property as government securities, 
transferable, with an Income of three thousands pounds 
sterling. A Count, Marquis or Baron must also possess 
three thousand pounds. 

BWIZKRLAND. 

The Radicals of Befne have demanded the dismissal of 
the President. A* the Radicals are now in a majority, 
their demand Is not contrary to laVr, The Government 
has served two out of four years for which it waa elected 

The Dutch shareholders in the Bank of the United States 
have held a meeting at Amiterddm, within the last few 
days, at which It was resolvstT to nominate a committee of 
flvo members to press upon the American management the 
expediency of the windlnjyjp of that institution. 

PRUSSIA! ' 

I Efforts had been made. by the Court party'ln Prussia to 
abrogate the Constitution, although a proposal to effect 
the restoring of the high monarchal principles had failed,’ 
by a vote of 147 to 123. 

Tho result of the late debale-M* regarded ok rather 
encouraging than Otherwise, and new |H*ojects of revision 
nre pro|H>scd dally. 

AUSTRIA. 

By the new Prussian Gazette of the 18th of January. 

. jre4ea«z3ttb^^rine<-Wbw^rtswts»rg‘1i(irt been indisposed' 
fur some day*— he was struck yith.apoplexy on the 14th. 
and Eerioua consequences were apprehended. 

Princo Metternich lins appeared in public at one of 
the ball* given by the Arch Dnc»u*ju»)suphin ; uiotln'rof tlri 

"Congress Is actively pursuing Its Inborn dh tho Custom* 
question. 

A penal colony , has been established in Hungary, in 
spite of the unavailing remonstrances and resentment of 
the Hungarians. 

Propcwals are In active preparation for a new Austrian 
Loan, to bu effected In the Foreign market. The urgent 
necessity of this measure to carry on the maehiucry of 
govermnent.-in stated to have been the real cause of the 
retirement of Baton Krauss from his late post as Minister 
of Finance. 

The second note of the President of tho'French Repub- 
lic to Prince Schwartzenhurg. contains tho strongest assu- 
rances of a pacific policy, and the re-nppolntment of M. 
de Flahault ns Minister of France to the Austrian Court, 
which is a good deal talked of. and seems to imply the best, j 
possible feelings between the two powers. j 


A CHOICE BOOK. 

THIRD EDITION IN PREBB OF OAUOHEY'8 RE- 
VIVAL MISCELLANIES, containing eleven of his RE- 
MARKABLE SERMONS. to., a mine of RICH AND 
PRECIOUS THOUGHTS ON HOLINESS. REVIVALS, 
kc. It Is Just the book for Ministers. Claas Leaders, young 
converts, Christ's tempted ones, aud for all who desire to 
be USEFUL and HOLY. 

The fapld and astonishing demand for this book hae 
already exhausted two editions The third will be out in 
ajew’diys'. J 

For salo .by Mr JAME8J&AOEB. No. 16 Washington 
ft.. Boston . LANE fc SCOTT. New York. JOHN EARLY. 
Southern Methodbt Book Concern. Richmond. Va. 

’Agents wanted to circulate the work.. Address Rev. R. 
W ALLEN, Fall River, Maw». fe fl 


Ik. pr—st Emperor of Komi, (whose political 
•SimHob wu coofldad to abler hinds thin 
mmuUjdinotth* stodieiof continental r»jihr.) 

b firtw of modifying the system, ind ele- 
Ulfam, tf »04 of enftincnising, the mlUiojis. 
*»»H eemouUd, tmong the few who dire 
auk nt ill. tint the Cur’, feelings on the sub. 
Jut of KIT Mom did not exhiust themselves in ‘ 
*» «S «hit hit mijeety totoally is- 

MMd the initUtive in . oourwe whloh would 
k»w led to serf-eminei potion . It is considered, 
in esrtiin circles, the reverse of i mutter for 
regret, that resolute and implacable opposition, 
n a ni felted not in overt act, hut in dogged and 
inaction, Beoceeded in enuning the 
«eoomiture mod Abandonment of the atteinpts 
ll qoMtion. Nor is it probable that uuch nt- 
will be renewed fropi the name quarter. 

*■* floMlerly education of myriads of pluinc«l 
•■d guttering aerfk of his ow 
^Ury d etail and display has 
■•duubiag to any effort f.» t 


whom they are sent not being found. These are dcstroyrd 
unles* they contain enclosures of some kind : and ofren 
luformatlon of value to the persons addressed, or their 
friends, is destroyed with them. In a new edition to tha 
regulations of tho post-office, about to h« published. It la 
provided that In every case where the writer of a letter 
•*hoo»e* to protect it from the chance of being opened at 
Ibe department, and destroyed as a dead letter, ho can do 
•o by prepaying the postage, and writing lckihly oh the 
sealed side the wurds '‘fo he preferred." In wnlch caae it 
will bo rescued from the liability of being committed to 
t he flames, a^l its seal will remain intaiff 

••SoLOABiTr..” — This Is a favorite Word of ILpssuth's. 
It is French, and bn* not yet found it> way iutii our dic- 
tionaries. It vxprcsiu** generally that the Ufe of- man is 
.not exclusively theJlfe of an indlvidunl, but a life which 
-lie pawrn#\Jt jointly with hiH race. that men live in sq ftsto . 
.•oidured together in one. if we may .-ay *o ; that each' 
man- is. an indivisible indissoluble of the Ufe of all men. 
and all men are^lndlvlsBde parts of earh uian. St. Paul 

la'rs iu one )n>dy. wi we. beiug many are one body iu 
Ohrist, und eVVry one members of one another." -Hue also 
Ephea., lv.. 2w and other places. No word in Kuglish 
conveys what is expressed by •• soldnrit. •" or •• soldarity.'* 
as It is now generally printed. With this definition the 
render will readily apprehend what Is meant liy„Un* sol- 
darity of uation?. now often ysed.’ 


r — — . ...ide are extremely 

flattering. In 1827. the export of British goods to the ' 
West Coast of Africa was £156.769, and the quantity of 
palm oil imported waa 4700 tons. The trade doubled in 
ten years, and subsequently the increase has been no less 
remarkable. The export* of British good* in 1849 reached 
U 020.371. -while the quantity of palm oil received was 23.- 
Tfl&ton*. of tho value of £i 12.600. In the *«me year 106 
vessel*, measuring 45.079 tons, connected with the trade, 
wen* entered -Inwards, and the cb*Rraures out wards i^uru 
Ufe veM*<*l*. measuring 61.577 tons, making a total of 96.. 
.690 tons of exclusively British snipping. To us. as to 
Great'Britaln. the gn»wth of Liberia promises to he pro- 
wtf««l-Y<fnbt‘’¥rtTiMlshmt?bt'^ ^nr ^ 

In return It will supply now articles of. production. At 
present, the value of the important trade north AfUnpe 
St. Paul's to England, consisting of palm oil. ground huts, 
dye-woods, becswnx. ivory, gbld dust, ginger, rice. etc., is 
the Equator is supposed to he £1.000 <KW. , Of this line 
one of our Kuglish contemporaries says • 

Politically- the formation of the line will confer the 
irreat advantage of hastening the' suppression of the slave 
trade, and the diminution or withdrawal of the squadron 
engaged in that service. ” -* * ». 

There is un effort making, in Congress, growing out of 
propositions made at the last session of that body, and 
urged at the present aesaion^ for the establishment of a 
line of steamers between the United States aud Africa. 


(’(immodore Morgan has thought proper not to leave tli 
Mediterranean without a ship of war." 

A very long and very able letter from 11. Bzcemere ni 
iwar* In the Timea In reply to that of Prince F^terhazy. I 

which be vindicate* the H * - 

el*ma of the Prince. He expresses dc 
ttoti of Kossuth's |»oUry. hut conclude 
inat “the harm* which 11 nngai 
N repaired.” A *lmilar letter 
lished. . 

ijJBtt todryt i v i rnwiy cff & re asci e t ; ” BIU . 

Hand has Just been arrested In the department of the 


UM.-H4LV IN ADTANCR 


Board, Washing. Lights and Fuel R3- 

Tuition ....*. a 

Music "u the Pianoforte ; — . . 3“ ’ fc 

V«a*al Music. French. Drawing nml l'Hiutin|.*Ur» 
J^vacli 'pupil will fit ruisli hei‘ bidding n.ndi*.l»*ei 
stationery. 

8iH*clai reft-reiiee to 4>r • I, ; P Blncklmrn. the patr-> 
the school, and the editor ef the Concordia lotrtlif* 
bAMIKL \V 81’KBR, PriDt:|» 

Natchez, Mies. /April 2, lt>61 
, N. B — Parents aud guardians wUhluf in wrum )| 
fur their children und- wards for th« ar^uenu, c»u 
by uddreHsiug the Priiiripal. 

Tlie*ph*sent session will close July 28. iS 


lluiigprian causo from the critl- 

'- -Idvd disnpproba- 

wlth the remark 
now suffer* will one day 
ora Uouul Tekeli is puls 

it-Mme. Ge o rg e * 
1 ndre-et-Loire. where she IuuI taken up her residence. 

, AU8TRIA AND THE rXITKD STATEh 1 .* 

The Vienna eorre*ie*n« TO '' m * ,w wHtintr 

under date of the 13tn ult:. Bays ; 

“ There appear* to be a very hoatib* feeling growing up 
Iwtween Austria and America; and there U a report 


, ^ MR. JAMKS yVUKiHT 

Having tor private reasons which n<> longer exist, dis 
« olitiYiucd his interest during ilu* last 'business season in' 
I jie firm of Janies IV right ii Sou. we have now the plba- 
sure of annoiinclug that he lH*cotni*.'thiH day a partner 

In oil i- III him. anil mJIaIIi thu I n, si- a 

former patrons. 

To correct a general misapprvhenalou.'U I* pro|»er to 
state that he has no interest iu any other housJSn 
JAMKV WRIGHT. A. J WHlGllTfct’O. 

New Orleans. Dec. 1. 1851. 


Ml— a . i t ni 

•erfdom in 


Mfl^R tottit remain what it is. The difficulty 
•t *ny intcrfmDee with it, in >011 further en- 
kuoed by the example to which ite defender, 
hire been enabled to point, through the un- 
pnrilleled ftrodty end berherity of cert»i» 
eerfk, who (it wee eiid under same mieconcep- 
Uen ef the pleeaare of the Emperor himself.) set 
to weak to mincipite themselrea. The atroci- 
tiee they oommitted— which eauaed them to be 
elated down like wild beiata — are pointed to ue 
ne warning* how yon entrust with liberty men 
Who are not suited for it. Murders, violations, 
mutilations, of the moet horrible kind, were 
nanag the firat aacrificee of Dime men at the 
altar of freedom. Bnd ire a powerftil, if not el- 

argument in the mouttie of I a«nj.u is fnnnnt . 11.1 tin- rotp. rlprt.d Tlir i 

lOOfli who would keep barred the gatea of tile President mefU wtlh difficulty In procuring men of p«ihU 
teanple. v lion andchnracter to enter his Hunat** MonUlembertha* | 

it ftwrn rny intention toin- n™-f bile It l.umounwdlii u,„ l-.ri. 

apologies roar toe ByttUsm. An fcng- t»ap«r* that the Inauguration fete# will tsjeupy eight days. 
W i n can have but one feeling as to the boat- ,,ud 8r»*at palus will he taken to amu-« the Parisians, we 
ttoa 4f a man whom Ue finds on a level with tho M r* r*T tbu ,nn K. ,,Ms br n '"” 8 ivi, n in the pn>- 

barM h* flmn flat It !■ «nt ba wnm !»• *,_ viadal paper*. Great number*, how t-vur. of those an- 

18 ®. *? *° n 8 8 * nce a rested ou »u*piclon bare lweii examined aud released, yet 

fil a r state Of thing! existed in our own coin- courts msrtuil are now In session at many diffureut points 
aia; and let ua, therefor*, quietly examine the -"|>e««ntry. 

working; of the BTfttem, leaving th© render ^"•F* l, “* decree of Ismlsbinent produced a 

■HtuUihl. iaJt ii rensaUon. tlioukb every l>ody knew that the deerre 

MtUto hi! own OompanaonB and doducc his OWII j .uly wmctloued whkt hail been already dona. It 1* stated. 

i however, that it would be a great mistake to suppose that 
I have spoken of a certain species of aerfH n« * hr «\ w ’ r «'*l>‘*ken or rompriw * the fiftieth part or the iw-r- 
u exile, and I propone to glance nt hia position 1 W " th ’ J """ *“ th • r n- r -»K*“’"« 'uW-'i-n 
bsfisre wAtHm to that of his resident brother* 
in bandage. It is this; The»erf of aproprieUir 
who resides, perhaps, several hundred miles from 
t osrtain large town/conceives that he shull 
better himself ** by Wring hi* native soil and 
trying his fortune in the towp in huestion. He 
M a carpenter, or mason, or has a knowledge of 
me trade, though be may tie engaged in agri 
cultural pursuits. He projK«es to his lord to let 
him go. Possibly hia lord refuaea, and there ia 
*U end of the matter ; for the apecial ease of- the 
aafi taking: leave without permiaaion — iu other 
worda, oaoaping— is nol now very frequent. 

Btrnu time Unoe, when Government waa deair- 
oua that U* population irf certain dial net* ahould 
be increased, ibe system of running away, on the 
part of the serfr, and hiding in those district*- 
(where ultimately they i»ecttine “inscribed”) 
was wi nked at; but 1 believe the case is now 
fmt, and that unless* the serf is almost 
Miraculously lucky in evading uii the network 
”, pobce system, he is unceremonious]} 

■fi. parked off to the military depot, mndu « 

J"** • 44 accounted for" to liir owner, when 

thelaUerkaa to pay hi* next instalment of serfr 
to the asQitarv authorities. But if the serf have 
. liberal owner, (and I am iniormed 

hundreds of such,) who can afford 
to part with him, the adventurer departs. He 
k*****? 1 w »ih his owner a> 
to how ud iS Us earnings ,-UaU be remitted to 


uro. ui.r.rKi.*M».® wu. ri.niuMi *, r 

CLEVELAND. BROTHERS k CO. 
Uomuiissiun Mi reliant s *21 Coiuincrcial IIim Vi i 


luans. 


ALABAMA CON FIRE NCR OF M. E CHURCH, SOUTH. 


. N Eli’S BY TElEQiLlPU. 

Tnr. Fhke Nmjkorh Hoi.u in T*:xAs.--AVu'l(n:A, Fuh. 14. 
p - m. — T hu MassauhuscUs Senate has appointed a spi*cial 
committee charged with the duty of ascertaining what 
action is ntreHsary to procure the freedom of the fre,* ne- 
grous who were lately sold into slavery nt Galvestou. 

ArromTMKNTN Oonhhmkd.— T he United Htates Henate 
lias confirmed the appointment of Horatio Miller, of Mis- 
sissippi. ns charge to Bolivia ; Mr. Bergeaut. of Teunsyl- 
vania. ua Register in the Treasury Offln- ; Judge Sharkey, 
of Mississippi.-as Consul to Havana, aud Geo. K. lt(«lgcr,! 


Cotton Factors und Comnilzsiotr MerrhsoU. Nf It[f 
Row. t’aroudelet Htri*et. New Orleaus' - fcl 


Rev T B. RUSSELL. .M A.. I'resideut. 

K. HUDSON. M. A.. Adjunct ami Chemical Professor. 
Mr*. A. B HODSON. Instructress in Drawing. Embroid- 
ery. etc. 

Miss 0. LEE. Principal of Primary Department. 

Miss NI, J. TOOMKR. Principal of Musical Department 


IV R1G11T. WILLIAMS k CO 
.Commission Merchauta. No. 93 Gravier hItwO'iC 
leans. H 


cost much lew Ilian thu expense now incurred. 


Wu think. 'also, tluit some inducement bhould bu found 


tor a public. lnli-rest (n tills subject. In ibufaet of wflnt the 
British Government has just done to "stabllsli a line of 
eommunlculion betwt*ou Koglaiid and Africa. This coun- 
try must not aUow Its commercial uiarinejLo be eclipsed by 
/it* great commercial rival, eapuclally when thu double 
’l»ur|MiiM> of defence und utility are served by thu estate- 
llshment cf mail steamers. 


A PkiTurl i. Don —The Washington Telegraph rolatu# 
the following anecdote of a dog in that city : 

A little girl, the daughter of a gentleman with whom 


and Teacher of French and German \ ^ 

The ensuing session of the above institution will com- 
mence ou TU KSDAY. the Uth of January. 1852 
Patrons ac>.* re<jue*ted. if p«N!iilile, to enter pupils on the 
drat day of the session. 

Oak Bowery. Chambers county. Ala . Nov 28.' do 


8. K. GURMAN k CO 

Importers. NYbotesoie and Retail (lealen in lists. (hgi 


of Louisiana, as Consul to Lyons. Franc 


we pre acquainted, whs aent a few days since to a nuigh. 

hfiriinr lliiimn fur 11 iru rrm.nl ilm, 1... .1 1 . . I..A , 1 . . , ' 


dlruw Goods, Nu. fill .Alagaxiiie. street, corurt rfi 


boring house for a garment that 


lM*en left there h' 


NuW Orleans. 

A general assortment of Panama, t ?anip«*rby. 
ami I’aliji Leaf lint*, at the lowest cwh pricw.M* 1 
ou hand. 

kjp’Manufactory. 181 WaUir street New Tort M 


Ot’Taaunout KaAi n.— An outrageous fraud upon thu Brit- 
tsh Government lias recently been detected by the officer* I 
of the Admiralty . We learn from our English file* that It 
was perpetrated by parties who had entered into contras^ 
to supply the Navy with |»atent preserved -meats, packed 
in scaled tin canister*, aud warranted to keep fresh for 
five years Huspicion whs excited as to the quality of these 
supplies, and an examination wns Instituted, which re- 
sulted tn the intft heart-sickening disclosure*. , Out of 
7000 canister*, it was found that only 189 coutaiued any 
tiling fit to Ih* eaten. The contents exposed were chielly 
loose putrid matter, now and then varied with u fuw stones, 
entrails with the excrement In them, kidneys green with 
decomposition, lump* of heart, and, in many cases, whole 
hearl* festering with putridity, coagulated blood in great 
ahuudance, tallow, lumps of tuudous, grease und offal. In 
*hori, garbage and putridity ih aliorrible state, the stench 
arising from which wus most sickening, and thu sight re- 
volting. The examining hoard und party were,coinpclled 
lo nse profusely of Burnett's disinfecting fluid to keep off. 
or in the hope of keeping off pestilence. This stuff was 
-applied to the Admiralty, and delivered into store at the 
' ;iarenco-yard. Inst November twulve-mpnth. It Is said to 
have come from Galnt*, in Moldavia. The British Gov- 
• rnnient has already paid the snm of £2U0.(iu<» to the cou- 
i rectors who peri>etratcd this base fraud. It is not known, 
of enurn*. how long this swindling operation has been 
u'oing ou. 8ir John Franklin’s ships were provisioned with 
this preserved meat, and from the fact that at Beechy 
Island. Where the last tracmi of him Were discovered, the 
gnnmd was covered with lieajw of eiupty canisters, there 
is reason to fear that his stores were of this character. 


11 W m-CHANAN. 

DUNBAR Ac BUCHANAN. 

)ommi*ftiou Merchants and Wholesale Grocers. 22 Gravier 
street. New Orleaus. " ollf 


own home there wa* a big. goyd natured dog. who had 
never »H)fore manifested any other positive qualities than 
a good appetite. But he seemed to have apprehended 
the danger the child wo* approaching { his eyes had fol- 
lowed her. and. with the first intimatkm of the attack, he 
Iroundud forward, reached tin* scene of action in time to 
rescue the child, aud rent her assailants howling As she 
entered the house, he foreed his way in ls*side her : and 
when the ludy aU.ropted to hand her the article for 
which she had been sent, he sprang Is-tWcen them i and 

in no other way could the child procure it than by taking 
it up from where it had l»e«n laid After the family had loft 
Mie •room. When she departed, thu dog took his position 
between ln*r and nil imssihlu assailant* ; and ns she 
••merged from thu prumlAcs. lie took his place behind her. 
and followed slowly, and with a defiant air. until she bud 
regulned her own home, when he threw luinstdf down nt 
the threshold, with his face toward the theatre of his-lilte 
exploit, and relapsed idto his accustomed reverie. 


9.Y.. A. MAl.Aai*. I nl‘ ,J 

MALARD Ai ARMI8TXA0, 
Wholesale Dealers ip Fnrvlgft and Doue^lF 1*1 v ' 
No. 70 Gravier street, between MHg«ilu<*»ndt , W J 
Orleans 

A full supply of I’lanlatron Go ods, < ^ 

DR. tiREKNLJiAK., 

Office — Jackson street, hetweeu lie* MArkflk* -1 
Trhoupitoulas street. 

Hesideuci — Corner of Jackson sud ^ 


1,000 Agents Wanted. 

HEADLEY’S LIFE OK KOSSUTH. 

Just published. THE LIFE OF LOUIS KOSSUTH. Gov- 
ernnrof Hungury. with notices cf the Distinguished Men 
aud Scenes of the Hungarian Hr volution. To which i* 
added un Appendix, containing Kossulh’s Address to the 
People of the United States, ami the most important nf 


MOHRS (IR KEN WOOD A CO. 
AdLForwiu-diug MuruhautK. No 2.1 Curondelet 
” fo 6 


t’onunlsslon a; 
street. 


T. II. JACKSON 1 CO 


Dealers In Fine Fashionable Clothing. No 31 Canal sir 
(next d<mr to Planters'. lintel.) New Orleans 
V outlis' Clothing. Gent. *s Under Gttfmei.it*. HoSfi 
Trunks. Carpet Bags, and a general assortment of 
Clothing, always nu hand and jVir snle nt 
Ufr the lowest markei prices npB 


the Addresses. Letters und Hpeeches of the Great Magyar 
Chief, by I’. tl, Headley, nutlior of •• Lfle of the Empress 
Josephine," *• Life ot Lafayette," etc., with an Introduc- 


tion 'by Horace Greeley, in one elegant 12uio. volume of 
Itll pp.. with an accurate steel Portrait Price $.1 25. 

-N.. ll.— Agents wanted In every county In' tlje United 
States, (not already occupied.) to sell tho aht’tve popular 
•work. It is believed that almost every reading family 
will be glad of tin*, opportunity of poss "ssing the Life and 
Hpeeches of the noble Hungarian. Such Is the present In- 
dication fromllte unparalleled sale of Die work. AddreS* 
DERBY 4: MILLER. Auburn. N. Y. ' 
A single ropy scut by mail, free of postage, ou rectjipt of 
price, post paid. f c 14 


euu s n.iNr. * '■* 

• t\ FL1NT>' J0NE8. 

Wholesale and Retail Dealer* iu Cabinet Kumitun 1 ' 
Feathera» .Moss and llalr Mattresw*. CttiWlb* 
Cloth, Varnish, etc., Nos. 46 and 48 KojaI W" 1 


s 11. F. SMITH. DENTlhT 

Has returned, and Is devoting himself n 
practice of t;i* profession/ 

Office at the corner of 8t. Charles strec 
1 i«ia*r*. 


•xclusively lathe 


The Familv Cabinft — There are fifteen Ministers ip, 
the prerent English Cabinet, of whom nine nre related, 
namely : Lord John ItusseU, Lord Mlnto, Lord Granville. 
Lord Grey. 81r Charles Wood, Karl of Carlisle, Mr. Li^ 
bouchcre. ami Kir Francis Bariug. The Mhrquls of Lano- 
dowue. Lord Truro, Lord Broughton. Mr. Fox Mnulo. 
Lord Seymour, and tho Marquis of Clanricardc. are not 
In the family alliances. The prime Minister Is supported 
by his father-in-law, the Karl of Mintq. and his cousin 
Lord Granville, who is cousin to the Karl of Carlisle. 
Earl Grey has with hlin his brothcr-in-luw, Kir C. Wood ; 
his cousin. 8ir G. Grey, who is tho brother-in-law of glr 
F. Baring, who in- cousin aud brother-in-law of Mr. La- 
bouchere. 


and Lafayette 
o*4). . 


CHITTENDEN k DA.MKllON, 
Dealers in Carpeting. Oil (Moths nrtd Ilousekrepaf 
Goods. Nos. 26 tlhartres street nml 
street. Now Orion iis. — 

a. j. wnium . , , ' j**o ,l> 

> A J TV RIGHT k CO; 

Cotton Factor* ami Ikunmisslon znd Forf»rW_ 
chants. NO. 07 Ghnvier sln*et. New OrieADV^^ 


Attorneys and Counsellors’ at lav. Aberdeen. Mississippi.' 

Practice Law Iu tho various Courts held in the Sixth 
aiid Seventh Judicial Circuits of Missidfjipl, the District 
Coifrt Of the United States at Pontotoc', and Supreme Court 


BIBLES.... BIBLES, 

JOHN BAliL, 

No, 66 Gravier street, 
Ha* Just received one of the LARGEST and BEST as- 
sortments of Bibles und i’rayur lbx)ks ever brought to 
this city. ' “ 

FAMILA’ BIBLES, nt from $1 50 to f.50'p4*r copy. 
OCTAVO BIBLES, at from fl to (lo. in various styles 
of binding. ' - v. • 

SMALL BIBLES, with and without, rejerences, of vel- 
vet hludlngs. gold bands aud clasp*. Turkey inorobco, an- 


il. ‘M. ELLIS k tX)., 

Commission •Merelinnts. No 67- (Irprlcr &**■ 


Jr.nnr Lixd ’• Maiihiaoe.— T his affair is a fixed fact. 


The *• Nightingale " was stated -in the marriage as being 


thirty-one. and the *• Goldschmidt . of Hamburg.” us being 


«f a compromising character had been found among htv pa- 
l»er*. Wu- will ohrerva on this mbjvci. that the person in 
questlou l» not a refufat*. and tliat he did not reside in 
Kwitxerlaud. Ue resided iu the Duchy of Uadcn. rnrnr 
Bole He was employ. * I iu a commercial house at lisle. 
;tml no one wa* aware that lu* wa* at nil connected with 
p‘jlilk-ii. Ui* papi lK were reixed at Bah-, and at Thk resi- 
.lenw lie was arrexted. cxiH-lled. and lias since gone to 
America One tingle refugv*«* wus cumproiuiM-d wltli hhu 
.nd he ha* also fr-en exiH-lktl by the Federal Coynell ” 
MOVEMENTS IN KISSIA. 

The Stockholm |iap<*r .‘Iftnnbladri. f< r Jnuuary % con- 
tain the fpUowing important. Although sorrowful, politl- 
oal intelligence : •• It ha* been remark* <1 tliat the letters 
which havy. Lately arrived here from FinUud have bu n 
more thau b-ually cautious— almost mysterious. This 


‘Mor».- Ahoj t the Amazon —A n editress had arrived at 

London, bringing intelligence, tiiat oluven more of the 
Itttaauugers uud crew of the *U*amer Amazou liad been 
picked up by a Dutch vessel iu the Buy of Biscay. They 
scaped ip tlie j»ort lift-boat, and w.-re In a most melau- 
eholy condition when discovered. 'J bey were landed at 
Plymouth on thu l&tli ult. 

Worth Knowinu.— A young lady of tills city says the 
Philadelphia Evening Post, while iu the country, some 
year* »gq. step|H*d ou « rusty nail, which ran through her 
foot. The inflammation mud pain wiy of course very 
ureal' aij.l l.K-kjuw apprehended. A Iriuol of the.famlly, 


twenty-four years of age ou the day of the ceremony.’ 
Mile pair ure at present the guests of T. W. Ward, of Boo- 
ton. hut the New York Post says : 

It I* said that Jenny Lind, now Mrs. (Joldscliinldt. will 
reside with her husband three mouths at Northampton. 
Massachusetts, where u house has been taken for tdirtn. 
md after the expiration of that time they will sail for 
Europe 

Dr. Wain wright had baptized Mr. Goldschmidt, who is 
of a Jewish family, residing at Hamburg, and who. it is 
said, had been long inclined to the Christian faith. Mr. 
'ioldsehmidt is u pianist by profession, and i* said toin* 
no accomplished composer. 


James K Saunders A Bon, Mobile. Alabama. 


ill DijllK* 


Importers and Wholesale Deule 
Ktrect. New Orleuus. 

^loo’ooo WOBTHOF 

Fashionable Olo thing, 

in g Goods, Ac., at Ratill* 

ALmm uvsnoK $ c° :S 

wtubUdiw*’ 


Baker fe I*wler; 


CHEAP SCHOOL BllILKH AND TESTAMENTS oct4 tf 


John A. Winston fe Co . . 

Kituford fe Coley, 

MorefeLyues. 

Moses AVnring fe Co., . 

J J. Rykea fe Co., 

McMuhon fe Pearsall. New Orluaii*. 

S. O. Nelson fe Co.,. ...» 

Hen. J. J. Ormond.' Tuscaloosa. Albania 
J C Wldtsett. (ittiuehvilb*. 

Bila* Parsons. Esq., irontavllle. 

David Dcshler. Tuscumhiu. 

W’ni. CooiH»r. Esq., 


The old and favorite stand, corner of Camp, Duplautler 
uud Pry ta ilia streets, is pow veil furnished with a stock of 
■thoes and Boots, of every variety. 

Customers and strangers faithfully served with good 
iiargaius and a good fit. from .Monday morning until Satur- 
day night. «' 

N B — Please reineuil>er that I do u-d o pi»ti on Sunday 


One Price" Mammoth Clothing 


Magazine street. New Orieuns. 


Mffiifoid ranufications, that it ih *l rau *t impfjs 

■FW* to long, and hence the owner hut* 

n aafe hold upon the traveling serf, even at the i l ^ r fw^ntr Swedish UlM.*rth*j>, whicli 
dixtapoe of five, nix, or oeveu hundred mile* ; for ' ' M 
nobody ig allowed to live in Kuseia without 
leave — that i», without a bille t vfr njour , which 
hea U> be renewed ever* jeur; hut in the oaeeot 
+»mt, and indeed of other*, ns the poUoe mTf 
^ at the expiration of u muc h shorter pern *1. 
in tho maf '■ cum, 1 believe, six niontliM is usual H 
IF the man haa hie lawful billet , which 


ssgj 

n„i.Kn 

■ 

,li 


UK*r. Kao., 
■McAlestei 


howcvi r r. the appliuuli ui Wot, takcu- 


.Tjie Coni nobom CoxTr.AT,— ' The -two. -following are tli* 


Him pM ni. 


Um tofore ei® during till* week 


fresh from Hi.- garden and pounded ’line, to tho wouud. 
It wns done, und the effect was very b ueficial Soon the 
inflammation began to subside and by keeping on tlu* 
crushed ibeet, changiug it for a fn Ji oue as its virtue 
■erlJicd to become impaired, a speedy cure was effected. 
.Simple hut effectual remedies like th i should JbOnuwn 


conundrums which bore off the prizes recently offered by 
Professor Anderson, iu NewYork. The first prize— a fine 
silver tea-set of five pieces, worth Mho. was unanimously 
awarded to Mis« Maria C. Kami, of , No. -IBU^Varlok street 
an interesting girl of about 15 years. Her contributiop 
was No. 70 in the hook, and read thus : 


James Irvine. Esq., 

William Knox, Montgomery. 

('. J. Nathan Greeu. Winchester Tcuuehm*- 
Hon. K H. Foster. Nashville. 

Kiehanl E Orne. Memphis. 

'Vm. Garvin fe Co.. Louisville, K* ntucky 

Ura.lu A. J 


vlted to cidlttlid exandue much the 
plate ussortmuut of goods In the abor* 1 
the 8outli. 

We huimifiirture nil our Clotldntrcipt 
retail safes, and It is wit'll tho perf.-ct ^ 

■nhle tn glrtrsirriirfacrjrirrrtint'we ask C 
with a call tn.examim* purtiFularly 1 
lure, trimmings, fee * 

All goods sold by us are warnniled ln M 
nttor tho purchase nf any article any Jl*** 1 
it will lx* cheerfully lukeu Uek and A*" 
Our ohjt‘4'1 is to please uur cu*t«gueis. 
••-ONE PRICK FOR GOODS Nod' 
fe.tbly ' AI.FRED Vl'NI 


JOSEPH BOIlILLfNG. 


E.’.C. ESTES, 

CO MM I .S S ION M E li C II. H N T . 

New Yorr 

Putohasw* every desc ri ptITffi' or*M F.R CTI ATfDTKK ‘ bu 
orders from merchants!' planters and others, either for 
•*ash or ’on credit, embracing Dry Goods. Clothing, Hard- 
ware. Pianos. Carriages. Furniture. Machinery. Planters' 
Utensils, and iudeed every thing the market affords 
Consignments of any Produce promptly and foOhfully 
ittended to. , 

— — ii m m in - — • 

itessrs Wightman fe Bununers, EditorK^oVthern Christian 
Advocate. Charleston. 

Rev John 1». McFerrin. Editor Nashville Advocate. Nash- 
vlllc.'IVun - 

Editor New Orleans Christian Advocate 
Messrs J O. Nelson fe Co., Now Orleans 
Messrs, Cherry. Henderson fe Co.. New Orleant 
Messrs Lowe, PattUun fe Co.. New Orleans 


u ' ** radeprudenf ttf the Finnish 'RctiUte. and for 
L “*‘J[ u '“ Tr •nswiraWe tx» tin* Genernl Governor alone, who 
raohla* la 81. Peievuhurg Another r«*|Hirt m-s-rtu that the 
Aeoata ha* bw*n aitogalher dissolved. it ft uot yet 

known how far Uwre atateiueuL. aru .40 lx* believed, and 

W V. aDX , fur f»*« >' intelBgimce " 

»r.« U ^ *** ^rtarvflmrg of the 0th ba* accounts 

abich l)xul H««Vh. since the 

Mumuer there had txwu no gem*- 

Ruk»I»» »,„| u,.. mf.iiin^iiw m ,1 N.L.u Kli«l«. ou 
J .V" 1 •** pUo«. «ll ,.f whirl, h.J tirnil. 

uM«d . f.,un.Uy u. tlu- Ituiuilitui.. -.ou b-.-n fuUow-d I.j lh, 
u( , ulu ,, uf Ilu- chjrfi uud lluir tend, 1 
Tkr of Krukfort ih-* Wtj, ulilmo 

2E '' Th .' ™*' , ',"' l " ,u ‘'' *■■■ riflu In mvIiu tl,il tlio 
Kuil-u-r uf IIumU k-d u|i,ini,4>d if tin- or; ,.r jj Dt ,_ 


NKW Oil LEANS A li ENCY 
op* TIIK 

NASriVJI.l,* MARINR.FinR IXHl'II ISCK. AN11 I.IPK 
AND XUIIBT (’O.MPAN V 

U»pU»l 
Surplus 
/ 

Totnl . 


Remarkahi.i. Dim or csy in Vwoini . —A letter iu the 
Rirhmoud Times stall** tbut a few d ys since, while *ev- 
erajninu were engaged iu blasting »ut limestone near 
Buclntnau. Botetourt county, they di . ivereWa cave, with 
au entrance of some six or eight feet u height, and up- 
wards qf on* hundred long, with two partineuti- In.the 
first' they found some earthen ware mij « large stone 
cross Ou the crex* there was *un»c carving, but it was 
*u much defaced by the hand uf time that il was scarcely 
Iftoeruible. A number of citixeu*. with n lantern, sub*e- 
jucntly entered the sifcond apartment, where they found 
a skclctuu sealed ou a huge Iron chert.' with it* bark rc*t- 
mg jigaliisl the wall 


^^7 toonl, it is evidence that he has not run 
|5 lfliftbn* it jnot, he is liable to 1 m* iiiKtontlj 

to ka«|i fail 


. . f3oO.OCH.-all paid in 
f. |220h(¥i^sr*served fund 


. U© obtain* hia nolie© billet t 

i.T 8 ,||f| lf for what work he can get. 

frw .“ otl ; , <l«» Up not lenv, 
imiwi pUoe, except in company with u 
* wy pxnifm. uuiiliu-]/ nhu.UKl, vlio 
r ma$*r, under an arrnnifi- 

to whWi Ol mu., b. 

*}T aer \ Who < ^**? ucu Inmiusu fur 
l^ad reoeifw ud dinde, U-ei, c»ruin«, 
bwto tksf «u»Uy li« HsrtW. and^ii 
Uwamanunt xt wgli. i n „ u«J., u,' U,« 


f620.0(Xi - available asseta 


J*Mr.i Wai.zer, Bd-cretary. 


LOCAL DIHKTORH. 
Isaac W. Mixin, 

A W. Walker. 


8 i) Nelson. 
Logan Hunton 


Ou oixmiug thin cheat they found 


'OVE, Ronakkr ano Bi iciur..— A lady of proper!' 


Messrs Weaver, Mullln fe Co.. Mobile. Ala 


it to contain gold coin, perfectly smooth nu one side and 


Hmr ago. left Paris on a visit to the country, leaving her 
house In the care of a female servant. «iV Alsatian, to 
whom aim wan greatly uttached. On. Friday she arrived 
iu Paris by railway, uud ou pussing the Hotel de.VUle, wiw 
to her surprise. theM-rrant enter the house of au age ut 
for military rrmpUirtutmi- with a hag of moncyhl her hand. 
She called to tWc The girl was so astonished Ht hearl ng 
tin* voiec of Ji«r mfttrooa. that she fainted. WheuJshu Fu- 
covejjpdj the lady conveyed’ her home. Tlm nervant th«*u 
threw herself at,her feet and ci>qfe*ed tluit she* had takeu 
Out) fraiu-s from her aecn*tary. in oFiJer to purchase the re- 
leas4* of her lover, a soldier iu u regiment in Africa, who 
had written to a&y thZt ho was dying of love for her 
pThe lady, who was much affected lit t hg girl's fiorrow said 
that she might keep the «X) fraiics. bill (hut she could not 
re|aju her iu her Mtrvirc. r On Baturday she received u - 
i«jlp*r freon t|m girl rtatiux'GMt "hr hud paid for u trplu- 
furehar lirt ai. but wju. »** aIIau LaU aL haviug uiouiuU-'- 
tyd robbery tbal ah«* int<qpp k d .to commit suicide The 
lady caused Inquiries to l»- himie. aud teamed that she 


MARINE RIVER, KIRK and LIFE RISKS taken at 
the lowest rates, and all losses promptly adjusted uud paid 
-it the Agency Office. No. S3 ('amp street . - 

. . ' ‘ : .. / W. PARTKK. Agent 

Loti* Li ssansii'r. Ass t Agent . v? * U\)x 16 


Col James E Saunders. Mobile, Ala 
A. O. Harris. Esq.. Memphis. T«*nn 
W B Cooke. Elysiau Fields, Texas 
W II Johnston fe Bro.. Contrevllle. Tflxaf. 
G. W Prince. Liberty. Texas 


i ereM* with some eharaden. on 1^ on the c*ther. The 
;old in the chest by weight ft wortli seven hundred Hud 
ighty-three dollari> 


Episcopal J'hureh. South, are 
agent* of the New Orleans t’hr 
payment i* may lx* modi 
All eomiiiunlcatlonz. 
publicatio 


. remnwg u uigiii, in u body, 

■ to whieb th*j uud fu wlucl, 

y« iudutoe tlie Uumuu liutiil uf fc i* r . 
kg, U> l£» no taull diwMtofuetiuu ol 
ry MMUwoMtif neighbor! 
rt mHn and work*. Hi* rate ol 
Man* taric* iriUt ku trade uud witli 
4 terpen ter'i •««« will, tor ikuuuoe, 


whether of tuiu^ 
m. unless remitting moftc; or f* 
the amount of tun dollar*. ihuhI ( 

No obituary uutii'e will he 
within two months of tlu* death 

(JommuuieaGuuii iuu*t' ls' uddresM.P 
MuTrcmr. NewOrlcau* 

t.’oiummii' atloiib Jnrolvlng f I *TJ 
account « of feivival*. rcllglou* mretiv- 
lilogrnphies, etc., must lx* accunip* 

’Tfi* Mleol 


Rrvou.'.iiuiqiMr Coiqur*# — ' The German Hsvolutionary 
t'oiigrco* as***wbled in Philndvlphin ou the 8lh Ipdte a 
uuuitx-r of drle^tes were present, representing the vu- 
riou*. Ilevfktutionary Upions.of NewYork. Phi^delphia. 
Nw. Baltimore. Newark -Lancaster. Richmond, iftul 
l(ria«.l.uri< Mt;— >n* Ku hler . an“d G*s*gg appeared s* dele- 
gate* from the Loudon Agitation Society 


TENNESSEE MARINE A toll EIRE 

INSURANCE COMPANY.' 

• CAPITAL !ttoo,ooo. 

JOI/N M HILL. President, 
Gi.o W.- Martin. Becretary 

Thi*. long ertablinlu-d Company. With thu'moat ample 
mean* Y|>r jhfe pr otect ion of it* Policies, continue* tv take 
RrVER. HEX and FIRK H(8K8 on the mc>st liberal 
term* *t its Agency in New Orleans, at the office of 
, * PICK KfT. PERKINS, fe CO,. H 

«7 »t CbulHitml 


8KLH0T .801100!, roll VOUNII 1.ADIK8 

No. 6 I'ontalbu llutldlng*. 

• > , • • • i y E R M * * v 

For Instruction iu the English and French' Lan- 
guages. Elocution. Ancient mid Modern History. 
Geography the use of. the GlObqN, MalhematicH. 
Writing, eta., pupils under twelve yearH.d'f age. - 

I>*r month (lu 0 

.h|T twelve year*-of age . .. , 4 . 12 0 

Aimiem ¥uU'M»*duru 'ttiiguHges7»aicK "!^T ' . . 4 0 

Buhlc ou the Piaua Forte 12 t> 

Other accomplishments *4 thu usual ch^rgo* 

Naw Ofluau*. January, 1852 ja!7 


oow<er.(»IxM4t If. 10dj to 
’ (“■ 4d), or ke may I* to 
MKlX kind by Moirut 
tf uuuti- Heluwldpty 

rjttit naut.kii (toynuil 


Mt. U. ni. on —Onto,.- Ukunofl I.., 1, [, l 

l«-r I-, tw Court of 8t Juin U tUjut lo p, 
Ktifltud tlu Orel roluio. oft bUlur, ol i 







Han 





p*bMii‘V CamMillrt | w.V. K lMn\ K . 11 '' 

,,f l.niiivniii’ Con/rrnirr, ( it. h. lilvKli*, iV. . i*. 

VOW MI-MI. i\I M HER 


N IHVI HE 


SR 4*. 


n. N r . McTVKiKK, 


NEW O.RLKANS; SATURDAY, FEBRUARY . 28, fsT^r 


r. Vr' "' l Cnmmtu/t 

" ■ " 1 ) , of Jllnlinma Vimfrrrnrr 


Ain-. I'o»* IXW. 

, En | T ,„, .' Till! following *tnnr.ns seem 
as' to contain truo jj.K'tioiil .> x.-.illoiico, iin.l 
“ m '■ l iiirh ilcirl'W Of wl iRims oxpir 


prowilrd,' nml nearly rvi.'ry 1 *• nly sonucd Id 
have ‘.‘joined the cliUKdi • >«» place eould 


^(r'nF^ 4 * 


I,m* imudiuned with it in tl hiiii* world hut 
the Clmnipa Ely Hares of I’uiC. i here you 


|ji 0 y juiyo publishctl rind lto* 


anil I think, arc. entitlc.l In still 
notoriety, hoing » n, .Y enlcnlntod 

f/nl«vsc lmt tocnco.in.p'n.lHJJli.j'illfy i,, ,m- 

J re and comfort uihIit nlBHion. 


present Experience 

Lord! I mu sti " ; 

I |„,ve no prayer to offer Unto tl.ee, 

, JIC tint fny heart doth sny unceasingly 
<'Uo thou thy will I" 

Thou knmv'st I could > 

Viut exemption from the ills of life. 

FlJ |(*T0 found that "nil," with sweetest 
“Work for iny goisl." [strife; 

I hud boon. led 

Tommirn o’er wlmt, thy providence disclosed : 
pi,,, mlrcrse fnto that daily toil imposed 
* 'For daily Kreud.- 


The keener smart , 

hffcporatiun frhin a- lawful paid. ( could 
cheriab^l gift) which seemed us though it , 
But break this heart. 


can recall * 

M'ben I was restless *wenrio<| with, the state 
fthoso who seeiu only to “-stand and wait. 
Yot hear nn call 1 


ha vo lfli.m] -_Gj M -d wiminn. lolling 

Ihrtunes. with a plate of coffee ^rounds in tin* 
centre of a large circle of human beings ; a 
large learned black dng picking out haters 
and cards jn the midst of a crowded circle of 
the same sort : gilded cutiopies, with singers 
ami actors of ^goisl coarse quality pcrlhrming 
to audiem*es sealed sit 'little tables* sipping 
coffee, or Hitting on chuirs-nt the rati' .of a 
.Hmi&Jjjpr a seat.. the whole being an appendage 
ofc nfes to bring custom, and soon, all over and 
up tin? street. It is. not far from Dover to Ca- 
lais. and tfunyati must have crowed >t he chan- 
nel. “Then l saw in my dream, that when 
they were got out of the wilderness .they 
prcsiHitly saw a town- hefnre.ftiem. and the 
name of that town is Vanity : and at the town 
there is a fair kept, called Vanity Fair. It is 
kept all the. year long. It heafeth the name 
of \ unity KuiV. heejuise the town where it is 
kept is lighter than vanity. Therefore at. this 
fair are all such inerohundiso sold us houses, 
lands. tmdeii. |daci>K,^honorsr- preferments. Pi- 
th's, countries, kingdoms, lusts, pleasures. 
And morTnner. at this fair there is at all times 
to he seen jug^lings, cheats,' games, plays, 
f<»ols, apes, knaves, and rogucs> and that of 
every kind. Here are tola? sfcon, too, and that 
t<»r nothing, thefts, murders, adulteries, false 
swearers, and that of u ldood red colour. M 


he scarcely a greater achievement tlinn that of j 
houis Philippe, who 'Veigimd in peace over, j 
France for IS years, and at last died in his 
bed. K. 


WHOLE NUMBER, .%\ 


ooiitifiuoS to roll down tliu iidu »f UmcNvilh I ( Inist wlm run I ruliivly |uissiyi.' wliil.' I 
in wojts'mglyf g^rml wul majestic flow It re- titoso under, hi*. wiiti'liu'iCrc wiiiitiuily uml 


quires- lint tin' gift of prophecy In fhrotoll i repent odly-Ytfihtfi' nil nr any nf Ilium- prinrU 

tlmt nmiio will lin - pins, is iiiiw.uriil£ nf mi <>r- trunt ft 

-H-nwO.w.^ Ufohiv l it I nvw ir — , ! 1-14.4 — IA.i-n.Hul4KprtiVli.iirgrlTH Irts-|u-Hrtr 

1,111 H " ,,nn ' milliniis mill ni, uni, ling gnu- , wlmt tjif v nmy, nun lir neiTplilUn 1. 

npilinii's shall. through .tin- liisinry nf all, | (nor should lin l,,M„ mini) wlm ,ln-s nn! 
iinming limn, mutuum 'to rise up und'cnll him , Nt rm,ly imd n„ust,mt\y nfukn tlmsr priimipi.- 
hh'ssi'il. .1 li. \\ ii.hi.it. -i t| 1( . ground-work of nil his untintis. . Nn 


But now I find 

ltta retain no more this view of things, 
F(f«cli development' ol ■ time^still brings 
^ ^ (iud to my mind. 

To. human sight 

The fires still blaze licnenth me. and around ; 
But I have proved they have no power to 
The heart that's right [wound 

* Either Cod's will - 
He innate fury of the tire destroys, 

Hiking the flames-innoeiHuis by that voice 
Tlmt governs still - 

Or lie impart 

Ike fumed asbestos' churm to foil its, power, 
tnd makes my weakness in the trying hour 
Proof 'gainst its dart - 

Or else to hIuico 

The suffering ,my much loved Master knew. 
He nerves with innrtyr-fifith [one of Jiis few 
All pain to hear. 

Heart,' then he still ! 

VtOvd who works in ojicli or cither case.', 
le only auk* of thee this prayer' Jo raise. 

Do tlitm thy. will !" 


NOTE8 PROM ABROAD. 


l'*t>Tor I'OXT.UVUI.K \l -.,.x IHKVill C'AMI* 1 . MKip’l NO — 
"'OV KAIR_T||Ui»sk' \\,» TO.MIlOK NAPol.KoN' — OJl'IS 

mjupmaukka! nu ncl. 

lU. NO Itrj , Y , , _ • ' - 

Icaineuownhe^e (d‘<mtainbloau.) last ‘night . 

hslay (Sabbath.) Ims been a great parade 
toy— u large number of troops were reviewed-; 
“t I determined that I would not partake 
*iih the barbarians hi their Sabbat h-brouking 
^andsosaw nothing of it. I spent the 
(^tor part of the day in the- Fairest of 
lontujnblenu awuy oil' from the sight ami 
i "und of them. The trees of this famous 
Tlj ul were just like our own .beeches and 
it wiis fait difficult to imagine myself 
nAlabauiu. This forest, which attracts so 
touch mention in Europe, where trees of 
l?*i?!ve growth uro rarely fouyd, would be. 
fl 'li iw a pioc.n of any ordinary roadside 
timbered bind. 

here w^s no service in the town hut the 
IJlm!, b Musd, so that 1 must needs bo content 
^ worship alone. Ifhe day has boon a pro- 

7/ 0 unw to me, I trust. - 1 thought, how 
that I am here in Fraiice ! b How good 
fl te Lord! Ufe is passing, and this is a 
|°,. 0ne most important chapters! 

us ^ bad often done before, dedicate 
I U [ tl ‘e service of a good Lord, and hc- 
^it him to make mo spiritually minded. 
^ pro l hoc of others and tlii?‘ further I 
• i ie more ready I am to compare rtiy 
buppmess with that of princes. Mil- 
“ moiwy cun buy only so much, and. 

’ ' 1 1111 I *l Ul ’b hundreds can do. In flic 

L" |l “ 1 '! l ' e '! r Vors nilli's in n ruiigu nf Hiimll 
it / " n “ n “ ri, y lurnislit.fi, without pictured 
Hunk, - tjie i'uyorito ulmmliorH of .Mm-itf 
omette;- and till! morn privuto pl'm;cH I 
‘noticed of orownci.l. IuhuIh, npotn to which 
l v [ lat(1 UM for rust nml tiiijuynu-iit. uhuiiI- 
ti«i r Jt<i 8U °!' IU .“ U!U live in wlm tiro neither 
•i(lli " I t" 0 *' 1 ® rwi * nm ' h'L‘iin,hlit who yot 
hil/ 11 . “ r ^0 llthiiir u higluir phii-o_miiU| 

I 'V COni 'j t ’" n ’ My very soul yi-unts ovur 
-undto^ wlmt tltoy litek, to»oo how 
Z^, lll »y ore, ami t„ kiliLwTliuw huppy 
t^^jHhe. Alt I walked out thU after. 
pU ' *' w ,,l0l '«umla ongugoil in mere child's 
ii a ’l , .l lll, l5kt pup|H)tH, listening to the omp- 


I "* 1 Boini» , 1 1 ^ ..m-uiiixig op um 1 'iii'- 

liWiii „ !. 1 ■ OOftriwst tlirun'iiiiing and 

,l 'K Nunn • . 


• . ovmnvni, LIU lilllllllllg ILIIU 

^onn? w ere inviting jto piistehoanl 

lH - HOInik Ml.. .. n ' 1 


Miie .t,, ll , i ' , "".r./ ’ ‘ „ 

tl? T I. M>Un ^ ,l * ,l target in. the "con- 
tlru, 'k whir/ i ' U ' 1 '“" K ti K llro ’ wlileh >vhpn 
cnd|f er . ri, mid unc| 'explQded a load 

*«ae riding hobb g ? mblin b r for ginger bread: 
filing to A'borscs in u circuit ; others 


^ninir ♦, J in a circuit ; others 
W uiuiaior 1 Btl '| Ut °.to jifomnn with a lmiseii- 
“ <l ll < )wt'rful!l"> V .° iu 5’ 11 '">o»t vivid 

««cli | wy , " uri l , t><>n of the painting of .a 
**“ For ‘ IUt ls tlu > pain ting, aititld he 


f »r mie 1 l ,ttint >nK. «n«ld he 

J*l ,, » worn widlli con *' ^ . Oouiln of country 
*** t0 *iiie, or ', ,K “, MU ‘““rra. D'v'liying from 
^tion n .1 pj^ho^lng with most serious at- 


I ^Uon u In >11* i • » wiip most serious at- 

‘Vukinir * 1 W *)° WuH bawling through 


I T-iUiiiu rr,,M ouvvimg inrougn 

wbicl Uu * K,t “* h011 "' terrible thing on 
W(1 th " ,,H »Wuut to ho noted just l|(*- 




■ iimg 

an maim -l,,ingH" 


,’“'i]iM„ii B 1 mn on 'iiiuigit 

of , ((i . UH ’ .‘umd a toinpeiit of .'jahher 

* siil., ’ " naiuod wanders, were 
* thinly wi'/i" , llU> wl “ llu ‘" an iiuuiiltivat. 
Oil. ... i I IUI 1 n * 'he halaee grounds 
Rl ' rnuelt t amp Meeting, iiatau 


• Mnsn.iv. — - ——-I 

I x day we strolled all over the hcuutiftil 
grounds of Koiitailihleau .- and heiiutii'ul.they 
are. more heautifitf than those of Versaileps. 
Miles Upon miles of shrubbery, nf avenues of 
trees, cut and shaped fantastically nr regular- 
ly. and Walks and expanding lakes, make up 
this eliiirmiiig pleasure ground of kings. Next 
we visited the pahiee. ; There was the spot . 
at the foot of tin"- horse-shoe stairs at the en- 
trance, where Napoleon bade adieu to tire Old 
li uurd upon his going to l-’.lha. A small round 
table of plain muhogony, covered with a glass 
cpse, is shown as the one upon which In- signed 
his abdication. - Rooms pretty mue[t as he 
left them are there, to remind us of the man 
who experienced as much as any other what- 
ever eould inflate with pride or abuse with 
shame: His throne is there, looking its if, he 

Im'd sat upon it this morning. It is nf circu- 
lar shape, no larger thait an arm-ehair, indeed 
looking like some that-i have s--,-n. envered 
with. purple velvet. and ornamented with gold 
lai-e and flowers.' Over'it is a canopy of pur- 
ple hanging from 11 circle of -gift tv-irk in the 
shape of a Crown, fringed with white ostrich 
feathers The main is elaborately carved and 
gilded. In this house Pius VII. was detained 
f-ir three years, and here Napoleon Iried to 
wring from him a resignation of all temporal 
p-iwer. . I let-,* I.ouis \’IV signed the revneu- 
eiitinn of Hie (-diet of Nan,/ This house veils 
long neglected, and lias boon revived to its 
pristine splepdnr by I.ouis Philippe 

In ..walking through, the Palaces in and 
about Paris, one sees apartments furnished, 
and everything ready fur comfort, hut the 
halls are without a tenant : the servants are 
there: hut into asks, where. is the owner, 
where is the n, luster of- all tie..- ' There is a 
striking emptiness in all their splendor: 
here verily is seen that very ' r of which 
Solomon said 14 that this also inity.’’- 
I saw ill. Paris the (omh of NapoicohgA" 
wliicU it is not ctummui us yet to admit stran- 
gers. It had cost in IMS, .'3,311,00.6 francs ; 

since then. 2,-i0fl,32d francs have been voted 
for it. It is in the'Clllireh tif the, 1 Intel des 
Invilides. *1 he tomb takes up the greater part 
of the church.. Iiniiielliiitely ju thp centre of 
it. under its lofty diime. a. large vireulur crypt 
has been dug out : iii the centre of the pavo- 
mont-nf. which the sarcophagus euntaiiii'ng 
liis retmiins is "to rest, upon a gigaiitii 1 ' slab of. 
porphyry weighing 135, 000 , pounds, '(front 
laike Onega, at a cost of [-10,000 francs.) ac- 
cessible by three stejis of green marble. q 
Around this crypt are twelve si(Uitr",pilhirs of 
white marble, going up to the floor of the 
chuiieli. from which the ton'll, below is seen. 
In front' ol eavli uf tlitise pillars is an angel 
of giant sizeTunking down nn the spot where 
the hero is to lie : these figures represent. 
Arts, War, legislature, Science, &c.; all 
twelve look mournfully tow.ard the sareoph(t-, 
gtts. They are all noble wnrks.of sculpture, 
and, wunderful to tell, each figure and the 
large marble pillar before which it stamlsare 
one Stone. It must have re, (aired for the 
two a plinth ol fl feet broad by (1 thick and 
l" loot long, liehittd the pillars, on u level 
with the tomb, and running around it, is a 
gallery nf 5 lj-et . on th e wall nf which are 
represented in marble bas-relief the princi- 
pal passages in the Kmperor's life. Both the 
inside circle and the outer gallery, are to he 
paved with the richest mosaic. Some of this 
I .saw. It xva? most brilliant-, representing 
wreaths ■ of hay, mi eagle. &e. So much 
for tin, circular pit in which is to he the sar- 
cophagus The approach to the pavement Of 
it is by a passage from the side. The entrance 
of tills pnsutvgc, is at the foot or it double stair- 
way at the cml of the naive of the church 
liver this entranve is a magnificent altar in 
black marble with whito ..veins. 'Knur lofty 
columns of the same material support the’ 
canopy of (he altar, which is approached liy 
ID broad ywnolitb steps. ifi marble of C'ararii 
Tin. eoltilitiis uro" spiriil. The canopy islieavy 
gilt work representing angi'ls. Ne. over tie 
ivltar and heneathl jjie canopy is a Christ upon, 
the cross. The entrance bulunked by plug. 
nilleent tdhihs nf Bertrand mid Diirue in Car- 
lira marble. The whole was so dilfereat from 
any thing that I hud conceived, that I win 
must, wonderfully impressed with thp design 
mid oxei'iitipn J.oiiis 1'hilipj.e must . have 
■ fTrixseredit 'I'ur-Lhis and’ many of the great 
wot’ks ahmit. Paris : the Obelisk.- the Trf- 
' i.itilplml Arelt. of the Champs K.lyftsfes, the 
present finish. ,,| - the Kalat-e of the I , on \ re and 
of Versailles, ''the Knrtificutiuns : indeed, his 
greatness mid prosperity ares'iumped as fully 
upon IVis. its the more hrUliant iiml shorter 
reign ol Napoleon. It rapnred a strung igind 
tohold tin- I'VailCh people Still (long enough t„ 
to uwjsBjuimrfc upoirtlium ; "mid Micro cltuKT 


I he Reformation, or the revival of pure 
and primitive Christianity, in the beginning 
uf tile sixteenth century, is one -of the bright- 
est epochs’ that mark the history of the World. 

It is great rtfit duly lroiii the great political, 
and literary changes it Tlcveloped and ,ear- 
ri'ed forward, hut its greatness Is eminently 
seen in the fact, that in its results is hound 
up the spiritual and iinninrtul destiny of 
count leta millions. 

1 lm glorious orb of Truth which lmd arisen 
upon the world when the Non of (1,4 was 
manifested in the flesh, and which had con- 
tinued to rise higher in the moral heavens, 
nil, Ho scatter its splendors .yet farther upon 
the, benighted nations, during the progress of 
fimr centuries, had suffered a partial eclipse 
•hr nearly* ti thousand years. Man fur a sea- 
son usurped thc'pluiiu uf Hod. Human rea- 
son and All minus traditions had taken Hid - 
place of the inspired 'teachings' of Hod's 
Word and the uraeles of Ktornal Truth. 
Tim simple, and impressive' torins 'of apostolic 
and primitive worship had been east aside to 
make wily lor the vain and pompous ceremo- 
nies ,,f a false un'd licentious priesthood. 

Nearly all of Christendom was in darkness 
mill spiritual shivery. The sovereign pontiff 
had placed his proud foot upon the auppliunt 
neck of the successor of the imp, 'lint Ciesars. 
i’lipul Rome uttered its iimndnU's, and the 
Superstitious grid enslaved nations trembled 
iind obeyed, as though the voice of the Ktor- 
nal had thundered l'roni the highest heaven 
Rome reached tne zenith of Jier power and 
glory. 

At this juncture. (I, si arose ill the great- 
ness of his.strength. Cml raised up a- hun- 
nor, not from the palaces of Route, -or the 
castles of the empire oL,the West, hut from 
the lowly dwelling gl'. tbe humhle-Tniner of 
his, much. I lius would Coal with weak things 

conf, rim, l the mighty, and manifest' to all 
men that the excellency of the power is ol 
himself, and not uf his creatures. Moses 
'cable front tending sheep, to hear the rod of 
Cod and proclaim to lium the will of, the great 
1 Am. And the apostles came from the fish- 
ing boats ami nets, of t]„. Sea 'of Caliloe. to 
l,e the instruments -in. founding a kingdom 
coextensive in its range vvijh the globe itself, 
and destined tn.live until the Inst' mini shall 
have run from -the glass of Time.- . I.uther 
was nurtured amid seeties of hardship and 
poverty, that lm might he .the hotter pre- 
pared for the Storms and trials that awaited 
him ns the future hero of the Reformation. • 

l .uther. Imd within the elements of a great- 
ness which the combination of no traili ol 
iiftpropltious circumstances, could stifle or 
repress. His \vas a mind that longed for 
truth' and living realities ' lie could not l„. 
satisfied with outward forms and unmeaning 
rer, 'monies. He was tint content to slake ltis 
spiritual and immortal thirst at. the. mu, I, hr 
stream's of superstition and l'ahle; lint lie 
urged his way witlf undaunted and unwea- 
ried step to the fountain of Kteriml Truth . 
1 here' lie drank lmrg and deep uf the living 
waters. His rejoicing's, ail felt new life rusli 
through every |i“W, r. and begun to expand 
.vvith, a philanthropyas wide* as the world. 
What should lie do 1 What could he do; hut 
cry with a flaming soul and a truuipet tone. 

I lo, every one tligt tliirstctli. and whosnevi-v 
will, let him take uf the water of life freely 

The sun does-,iiot_ hurst- upon the world 
with a sudden and overwhelming brigli t u,'ss. 
hut gradually, from tliu deepest twilight to 
tlupinelmided brightness of perfect day. So 
the sun ol Truth arises upon -the human 
mind. Doo'trincs and customs, venerahjc f,'r 
iititii|uity and honorable by till' faith and ob- 
servance of the greatest and wisest of man- 
kind, are not hastily to be tpicstioncd and 
shaken oft" iira day. Itrn((iiires pfitient re- 
search and the accumulating evidence of 
years, ,f investigation to abandon boldly ,,1,1 
and familiar standards, arid to adopt such as 
are new and untried. I.uthcndid not nnhie- 
diateiy, on belief of the truth and sanetiliea- 
tiuii of the Spirit, discern all the corrupt inns 
of his ago: neither does it seem that lie in 
once mart, 'mplnt, al a great and general refor- 
mation. Ihit his soul was roused |,y opposi- 
tion. and in seeking to fortify and defend the 
truth lie insensibly found -himself arrayed 
against the. Roman world, and all its miilti- 
> thrm and multiplied errors : and thus, through 
iho I’l'ovideiu'e of (jod. without, design or 
wish on his own part, he was made the grand 
and honored instrument of the greatest move- 
ment that marks the history of modern times 

II, m- wise in working and wonderful in 
counsel is the Almighty. The persecution of 
Luther, wickedly designed nf man, was over- 
ruled of Cod, and thus the wrath of man was 
made to praise .Cod, 

( iud raised up political and spiritual (Vienils 
who might rly helped I.Athcr in his glorious 
enterprise of combating error and dissemina- 
Jjng light among thc uaiiiiii H of ti n. ,.„cti, .... 
i l.utlmr. having Toun’,1 the Word uf CikI-so 
exceeding precious to bin own sunk translated 
it into tlie native language of his own coun- 
trymen, oitd tilt, is made the Bible what il 
ought to he the hook of the people Luther 
wrote “eoutinually ill ' deliinL'e of the truth, 
and by (mil, tml and powerful argument, drawn 
from the Word >tf Cud. successfully defend- 
ed it." N- 

Luther was a iiruv,',’ ;d(old man 'ardcnt. 
perhaps impulsive . Imt ulwltyMi staunch and’ 
unytchlmg defender of what he Wacoivcd to 
he the truth of Cod. In it vv,,rd?M,uthcr 
lived to glorify Cod, „n,l died excnijiliTying 
t lm power of grace to save all wlm heliew 
i'i tin* l,nnl il,i’Mis ( lirint 

I .ill lirr'.H iiallia will CM),' htuial pn aull’y pic 

i'liuuunt IUUOIIK t|i«A iiiujlloahml uml ralij/ious 
Itiiiurui'turri iii' mankind A It (iougli i hiTc 

conturian, fraught with tin- inoat rttirrin^ and 
iiioiui'iitnuft (?u*ntH in human history, him 
rolled uwiiy sinciv he he^an his jr| ur i‘ (MlK t , u . 
roof,’ Ida laint* huTs uffemf^o dimi luhiui i , hut 


hh-sst'd. ,1. I». W.m.ki.ii. 

Now- Orion nn, Fid.runry. 1SVJ. 


Fashionable Pleasures. 


How often wo hear prnfossini' niristians 
say. “ Surely, there can he ivn haffh in our 
indulging iir the innocent, phsisurcs of the 


the ground-work of all his artiohs. . Nn, 
verily, the nii)n who venturi's to take upon 
himself the service, of Jesus, ami disregards 
any of these principles, or is fully passive in 
spirit ■while those ol' his charge disregaVd 
them. “ wrongs his own soul;' and is a truant 
to liis (owl. .Vhd il’, while lie pfosopjs t«» the 
world an exterior unsurpoHsi'd for sanctity 


, , ” , ... il i i t ' ,n,, l beaut Vi be has not these prmeiple.s «m*‘ 

day. .lust lor a simile, we will look at one .... • , . , . 1 , . , . 

, , . oislied us the rich soil out ol which Ins ino- 


of these irry lm r ml css pleasures. 

I hie Saturday evening we called on an in- 
timate friend, Mrs. A We found her, 

in- not u very amiahle humor, ns she was rn-„ 
ting the dressmaker syundly. for not making 
her little daughter's dress a g(io<l fit ; deoltiv 
ring it should lie altered that night, even 
though the seamstress should hav;e to sit up 
.until twy lvo i/ c lot? k . to get it right. \Vc re- 
iiiarked : * L Tho dress Sarah has on is pretty, 


tiv«*s grow, lie is a blemish in flic church a 
libel upon Christ a viper on rnrtlu era^ling 
ahout the habitations of men, dupqig the in- 
noeejit hedrt, and poisoning the pure mind 
with those selfish impulses which lead liien 
to disgrace Christianity j and finally to lose 
sight of thos<? high principles which so pr< • 
einint'ntly ehumetori/.e tin? Christian. To 'lift 
a distdple of Christ is- to he a good man ; to 
| .bo* u good man is to he honest' and an hoiu’irn- 


iDflhaS.o TT>,ri*m*» Atly.»i»|r 

First Death in the Family 

I arrived at. I* II on Saturday, 8th 
.November, about d o'clock, and (found 1 Mar 
.iliiL." r.hild •,of..thirtiiftn r )->just- 

elosihg ln»g_ earthly eareef jSTie ‘fecogtilzeil 
me. hut eould not- speak: for two days or 
more she had hccu. given •nut by her physi- 
eiuns. and her friends in sorrow. nt« mhI round | 
to see her die. A more distressed family I 
have not seen The father! the sorrows of 
his heart \\ore inconceivable ; ], 0 scarcely 
uti' or ulept. hut restlessly Spaced the yard, 
nml seemed a wandering maniac ; Fompletelv 
uhsorhed, lie Imd no thought or look for those 
who passed him. No suhjeet employed his 
thoughts, no reflection found 1'ndgtuent in 
his hrenst, save such as related - to his dying 
child ; it seemed as though the very chords 
of his heart were breaking- -hut it w«*Ve vain 
Jto attempt a description of. his agony. I 


For lb* trrUnmo CMMtfi* 

Serious 'fhonghU. 


nv MZZIR nkwtom. 


speak o| hint .more tit hjngth, because ho'prc- 
-scnled tho -ponlBct, picture of distresii I 


,1.1 *• R'DIU IIIIUI III- 1 1 1 Mil Mini nil I IIM II Mil - 

and looks (puK* goisl enough for to-morrow.- 

, ... • ' hie man ; one wlm walks in all the ways of 

even 1 should vou no ■ m-t the new one fitted . .. ,T 


even should you not ' get the new one fitted 
to-night. 51 

•O. no! ’’ was her reply ; * I would by no 
means take her to church in. so, plain a dress. 
Besides, l have anticipated, all the week. hav- 


. I 1 i* l i ' "Hill I UIIH* "IIW Lliun liun, III VII tl "I 

mg tint new dress ready for tier, ami now. to , . , , , .. . 

.. . . tl . . , .. Ji Ins redeemed relation to God, is the temph 

disappoint the dear (fluid .would destroy my* | ... . - . , . . A 

1 ' . ii i J \ ot ( okI, ami in lus liody and spirit (osl is glo- 

nivii iilensiiri 1 . ns \vi> us uti-< \o I i * ti 1 1 it,. f ■ 1 n 


disappoint the dear child .would Testroy my* 
own pleasure, as well us hers No. I can not 
think of it.” ^ 

We did not reprove 4 our. deluded sister at 
the time, for there was other company pre- 
sent, and. reader, wo are not otic, of thofoe who 
believe in giving rejiroof inmlmrsh. cutting 
manner, before the multitude, hut rather, if 
we see a brother or a. sister in the Church in 
an error, or as we may think deviating from 
the path of duty, vve would tiike occasion to 
reniintl them of it at a fitting time, and in a 
spirit of kindness. Sdlofimn says. •* A Word 
fitly spoken is like apples of gold in pictures 
.of silver." ^ 4 

'fhe new dress was fitted, nml of course 
worn'fo church, causing the little girl to look 
like ii spread fan. with the handle inverted ; 
and the way Mrs. A. swung ofl‘ up the aisle 
was prm)f that her harmless pleasure " was 
fully griitified, (notwithstanding the dres- 
had to he brought home on Sabbath iflorning V 
When seated, dfie pious lady was prim and 
devout, her \fiicc goipewliut elongated, and 
d bring sermon her hand was so often raised 
to the eyes.' that one might huye supposed 
that soiim of the truths toyvliieli site was lis- 
toniiig were already roprovlng her conscience, 
had it not been for the diamonds glittering 
j upon her Ungers, ainoiig the folds of herlnee- 
edged pocket handkerchief! 


righteousness, - looking Unto Jesus," not only 
as “the Christ,” lmt ns the embodiment of. 
every .ennobling virtue, and soul-exulting 
clmmutoristie of huimmity in heaven or in 
earth. The map who tlftis acts, in view of, 
his redeemed relation to God. isjhc temple 
of (*!<kI, and in his hody'und spirit G<m 1 is glo- 
rified. lie acknowl edges that lie is the pur- 
chase of Jesus* Blooil. He feels that he is not 
his own,’ nor does he belong to man ; nor i* 
tin* voice of the r people .*• the voice of God t<» 
him ; because he stands on a combination of 
principles from God, and any thing that is 
not according to the substance of that foun- 
dation, has no place with him. God dwells 
in fiinir and any unholy^ thing would . eject 
God from It is temple- “your body’' 

Louisiana, 1H52. . * T. J. D. 


K»r Ihf N. O. Chritli*n AtlTornli*. 


Another Way to Increase the Miiaionary 
Treasury. 

There is something that, stirs the spirit of 
every lover of tin? Lord Jesus Christ,, in tho 
reports of several uf the . Southern Confer- 
ences in respect to -their missionary collec- 
tions. It is a. cause of profound. gratitude, 
tlmt snch.an impulse is given to our mission- 
ary enterprise. God grant to increase it nn 
hundred fold. . «, 

I was also pleased, to -see some excellent 
suggestions by brother W. 11. H. as to meas- 
ures to increase our missionary collections 
generally, hut especially in the Mississippi 
| Conference. I trust tlint we will all act on 
the suggestions of this good brother. 'But I 


/ ’ „ * 1 1 , . • m have another mode to propose tlmt it .seeing 

Alas;, (vve will not say •• lor modern Fimr- „ ; 1 , , 

, M «• , J .. . tome is reasoimWIr. mid uoininomls itself to 


.. i i ...... . iu mi- in n-UMMiuii r, mm ooiiiui 

isIjoh, hut) for modmi Metliothsts— they ... , . 

, * y^* i"., , . . . tin* good sense and' I'onseience ( 

have no need or Orouii pli vine terms to desig- „ . *■. v 

,, . .is-.’i .i- i especially <d every Christian,™ 

•uato them. Display, display ; nothing else • . . . J * . . 

n i ♦ i v every t liristmn minister. ' 

will. gratify the vitiated taste! No maftih* * , 


o of every man. 
, v moro especially 


will. gratify the vitiated taste! No mnfh*r 
how much envy, jealousy and hate it -may 
create. 4 * 

••t ), M says one. ** I thought by fashionable 


My plan is, give to the treasury of the 
Lord* wlmt wo spend for tobaceo, 

I said tlmt this plan Would commend itself 


. . • . , to the conscience otoverynmn. I thus. con- 

pliMisures WO wore j: 11111 ); to rotid u itlniptor j j J 

on* nttomlju^' placfe. of fiufliiomtlflo unite- ‘ ", C. r .„. f 


inents- -some celebrated panorama, a Jenny 
Lind concert, or SlmkHpearcan readings, per- 
hapa,- 1H‘«C reader., it air amounts to the 
‘same tjiing— the drawing the heart away 
froni'lhc one tiling needful l»y fashionable at- 
tractions. Fashion, c^uel enchantress! of 
[iow niucli real and substantial plo^suro thou 
art. wrongfully depriving thy votaries. 

•And what think you will )>•• the influence 
of that Christian mother upon the future 
character of her darling child ' Will she he 
-training her for heaven, while her own heart 
finds pleasure only in tho false- hopos-of earth f 
Dim! she cun not he pointing with upliftml 
finger to heaven, while she is looking down- 
ward herself, grasping at earth's gems. She 
might as well undertake to teach astronomy 
by directing tlio eye to the pcliblcs upon the 
bouton highway. Your child had fur letter 
he under the care of one who professes no re- 
ligion. than of one whose life iH a bundle of 
contradictions. vj 


1 . From the fact tlmt the use of tobacco 
in any form, by any person, is Worse than a 
useless practice. I can not plead in its justi- 
fication a single physical, uRTfal or intellec- 
tual goml. It never did gratify, or- in^nny 
way subserve, any power or principle that 

/ • 11 ,1 . i I .. ’ .iii L 


God 1ms made to he a constituent of our na- 
ture. It ortly gratifies an engrafted appetite. 


Reflections in Solitude. 


Mu Kimtok : While in a solitary place, 
pondering various things in my mind, my 


unnatural and .. always deleterious to the 
healthy exercise of our physical or mental 
functions. 

2. From tho fact tlmt in our'outlay for to- 
Imcco in any of thy mixles by which it is 
used, we have no more reference to the glory 
of God, or the spread’of the Gospel of Christ 
— to the fdigious, mental or moral good of 
ourselves, or any body else, than *wc could 
have by throwing that amount into tlie depths 
oi‘ the sea. * . 

Because every consideration of Immunity 
demands of us, tlmt we give the bread of 
life to starving- thousands vvith our means, 
rather than" waste our Lord's goods*.* by first 
Conducing and then conserving an -appetite 
so unnatural and injurious, if not so destruc- 
tive, to every natural function of soul and 
bisly. 

I have joined in the general and heartfelt 


thoughts root tin, great toJth tlmt man J". v con80, lV P,,t u l" m , thu K h 

being “ liiAtglitiwitli ,t jirifo." lS'-uot bin own. l "«K roun ' 1 ,mr . I,reth , n ' n '.' ln ' '!‘ k,n « " n tl '.° 
St. I’lttil, in Ills letter to tho C'orit.'tbittnx Hlll> J 0C t of miwttnn» ; but if n.y »ugge«t.on le 
(Sixth elmpter), tie, 'lures this t.'vbe the etrne 1,0 i^," n '>? “*° «m<l fneiuls of 

A ml, in presetting to our min.lt, the fitet .hut 0,lr l, " 1 " vt1 ' 1 ,lt , fmr 


iuan hchmgs to God, he presents no claim 
arising from creation, hut places it alone 
upon the ground of redemption. This re- 
demption was effected by the matchless price 
of Jesus’ blood; and in this redemption vve 
have a deliverance from the bondage, of ;. sin 
upon earth, as well as “from tlie wiiitli id 
come." This must he obvious to every nm* 
who remember#, that one of the great objects 
of man’s redemption was tlmt God. migh,t 
Juu:u4A-4i»i i » ple^ui'-d W441tng-^ d mH*,-u|»on"ear tb 
• your bodies." Alan Was bought for u 
tuiiiple for the Holy Ghost , ii temple for the 
spirit of eternal ’ Tiumi 'to dwell in .And il 
is from this fact that tho apostle ijra.vvs tlie 
conelurion thaj men should /glorify tliwl in 
their “ bodies and spirits. ’’ 

'l'hat man may efleetimlly accomplish this 
great end for which lie was redeemed Christ 
j 1 1 id tlie ajinstlcH Imve laid down certain prill- 
• ciples.as^lhe basis of all human a fit ion : .such 
it j , *• he that hath two coats, impart to him 
that Jiath none ; exact no _ more than that- 
which .is appointed you ; do violence to'iio 
'until, neither accuse liny falsely hut *' , re- 
uounee the hidden thjligs of dishonesty, not 
walking in eruftii ffift nor handling Him word 
<»(' (iijl deceitfully! hilt by nmiiifestiim of the 
truth : do to others as you would they should 
do h* you," etc. These are an einb(siiniont 
“f the great feuding principles vvhh'h. lie if! 
the foundation of < 'hristiunily. . and upon 


our beloved /ion. ut fair next gijjyral anni- 
versary we will have, instead of some ^BO,DO0. 
irt- -loast $l,nOO',00(L, l)(M‘H any call for facts 
and tiu re s ! Let him calculate for himself, 
and he will see tlmt it is absolutely certain 
that the members of tin- M. K. Church, 
South, spend ii.iuri't thru ■ millions of money . 
tlmu.liidf tliut amount, i’or tol(acuo annually. 
Let any that choose make the calculation, and 
he will he surprised atAhe result it vyili very 
far exceed his highest figures. 

I ho pe my sn gges ti»»n will' re ceive a serious 
consideration, lam sure it is made in the 
spirit of Christian candor and kindness, with 
un earnest wish that it may he received as it 
is given, witli the fullest purhose to do wlmt 
Goa will approve in the premises. If we caii 
glorify God and serve the ('hurt'll by spend- 
ing OMT .moiTcy for itndt using ti»hacco, more 
than by -using it to send Dread to the hungry, 
clothing to tlie naked, and salvation to the 
perishing, then let us “spend our money for 
that which sutiHfiojJi’ not,” for that which 
only create^ and subserves tlmt that the au- 
thor of our being never guve iih. If, on the 
contrary. God Ims given us this important 
talent that we might by it ameliorate suffer- 
itig hmimiiiiy.. and send salvation in the., per- 
ishing, then Jet us give to the Lora's treasure 
what we now giye for tobaceo. 

A[KI.ANCTIldN. 

• Clinton, AlisH.. February, 1852. - 


ever beheld, fhe father, however, was not 
•the only afflicted one, The faithful, loving 
mother (saured he the name!) sat by ami 
watched every breath. In -tlie-,- immediate 
family the Sorrow was great, and hut little 
less anfong friends and more distant rolif- 
tives, foV all who knew her loved her Aly 
own feelings Were- deeply stirred she was a 
favorite of mine, not only on account of her 
lovely disposition and amiable character, but 
[ because under m^. ministry hIic embraced 
tlmt religion which enabled her to bear so 
patiently her painful illhess » 

But those were the feelings experienced 
while watching her breathe, and every mo- 
ment looking for the last fast tlie hour ap- 
proached the doctor was called in," and his 
opinion given that but few moments she would 
tarry on earth. See, now, the mother clasp 
her already cold hand, and in agony exclaim 
“ This sweet hand, will it never press mine 
again ! ” Sisters, brothers and other,.rola- 
tives assemble ; but where is tho father ! A 
messenger is dispatched for him j soon lie 
comes, and with a soul almost bursting with 
grief, falls upon his knees by the bed-side 
and clasps the hand of his lovely, dying 
child. O yc angels of God, record the solemn 
vows he then made, and God of grace and 
mercy give him strength to perform them! 
Iter eyes were fixed, her pulse fast waning, 
and soon it was said by one who watched 
with us, “ She is dend 1 ”, Tlmp what shriek# ! 

O ( lod, if there was a murmur at Thy will, 
forgive it! 1 then closed" her eyes witli ipy 
own hand, while I_ tried, by the precious pro- 
m'lHCri of God, to console the bereaved. Soon 
her cold form was properly diHp<-i»ed, 'ilint 
placed in the center of tho room, covered 
with a snow white $loth, an^nblom of the | 
pure spirit which hud taken its flight from 
the laxly. 

Four o'clock of the succeeding day was tho 
hour appointed for the* burial; notice was, 
given* accordingly, and the pupils of itie; 
school of which the deceased was a member 
Wl-re requested to ‘meet at the Institute, in 
order to march in procession to the house 
and attend the funeral.* When tho time lnid 
hourly arrived, the corpse was placed in the 
eoflin amid the cries and sobs of the family 
and friends. The solemn tones of tlio tolling 
hell were soon heard, and the follow students 
of tho departed marched with slow pace to 
tlie house. The girls were first admitted to 
the room ; they formed a circle around tfic 
cullin, the lid was then removed, and a scene 
presented t<x» overwhelming for the stoutest 
jieart, iihd toy sad for description. To see 
this’ company of little immortals weeping 
over and mourning a departed” one., melted 
every heart and suffused every eye with 
tears. The boys next entered, and a like 
scene wiw presented, save the difference Ik»- 
Iween the tenderness of the female heart and 
the sternness, of tho male. The cover wan 
then replaced,, and preparations made for re- 
pairing to tlitf grave, which was but a short 
distance from the dwelling. The place was 
warn reached, and the ‘tolling., of the bJ'll 
c.oased, to bo succeeded * by tho voice 4 of the 
humble minister, who spoke in words uf ad- 
monition to the unprepared of every age and 
of consolation to Ihe l>ereaved. The burial 
service was then- read, the body lowered, and 
the harsh sepulchral sound echoed back’, by 
the falling clods eeasod — and unother burst 
;>f grief from the afflicted. A mound of 
earth was raised to mark the place where she 
lay, and the time hud arrived when we. must 
leave her to rest in the tomb. One after an- 
other left still the mother lingered. O 
what a chord was severed ! How could she 
leave her child to sleep through the night in 
the cold ground! With a submissive spirit 
she finally resigned her to the dreury cham- 
ber of the dead, and returned to her home. 

Since then hut d few moments have elupsed. 
and 1 huvo employed them in Dustily penning 
these few lines. ' O Lord, tench us that “ we 
all do fade as a leaf,” and may we prepure 
for death and a blissful meeting with the 
sweet angel who waits for us in Jieaven. 

Louisiana, Nov. 0, 1851. G. 


How many -are ruined for all time by the 


which men must act if tlmy would gh'rify ! I’.iIm* theories taught by the unbelievers in 
God And ihul' iitun or imnistvh-qmitessrug^tehrist^mtLhimMcrueified. - . -V- ' 



How wcTbvo thTmbl the familiar patliflof 
"tHor <luy«. to recoil pi(,t event*, nnffin mem- 
ory renet them ' Ami it I* well, for from 
"tieh reflection, we nmy [earn Icnmrii, of ' 
Weighty import, nmv learn to aval it Breaker* 
which threnteneil to wruok onr fmil bnrit*, 
ami mure , u rely find our way into tho harbor 
of pence. • • . • t . 

In looking hack on the past year, two or 
tlire'e incident, urine like •< sacred mountain*, ’ 
hallowed h'y Hud's presence and blessed by 
Ins love. One was in the 1, right spring time, 
when the birds veiled tlnrir sweetest son^t. 
Hie violets peeped tip from their lowly bod* 

and ' the earth seemed drowned in Iwnuty ” 

I le you rumember it ! I mean “ tho revival.'' 
Do you rfleiilloet when your souls were in deep 
ngotmy. wheu y our' hearts wer«br«te, when 
your heads were wntets and your eyes foun- 
tains of tears, lieeause yort had rebelled 
against into whose goodness and mercy had* 
followed you all the days of your lives I Do 
you romeuther wlton your sins wero pardoned 
ami your mouths filled with praises 1 Oh, 
yns ' it eaunot he that those scenes loft 'no 
ini pres* on your mind Recall those liodrs. 
l.ook at those Christians and rejoice with them 
as hallelujahs rise like incense from their 
lips; Ikiw with those mourners around the 
altar, hear their earnest pleadings and, oh 
lie exceeding glad, ljir the Lord hath done 
great things for us. 

That was when the year was new— it has 
grown bid— and passed away, and whero ore 
'the mourners and converts new. 1 Are thoy 
instant in season and out of season : are they 
found ut Subbuth school, church and prayer- 
meeting-; do they lovo thoir bibles and com- 
munion with their (!od 1 Ala*! aloe! many 
have forsaken thoir first love, grown cold in 
the faith, and snmu are found in opon sin. 
lint hi oss the Lord, all uni not thus’ unfaith- 
ful ; some walk worthy tho vooation where- 
with they are called, and ant going on to 
perfection, - ' . 

But where do you stated ! You, <vhu cried, 
“O for more of thirt'tWw, for a richer ilaught.” 


You who dxclnbi4|ptt‘.<fod’i» so' feodd, only 
hdieve say, wSoro are gout Examine 


your hoarts and answer to your God. 
Louisiana, February, 1H52. 


. Permanency of "Early Impressions. 


This truth reveal* Ai.power which mothers 
htive, above all otlicris, by yrbtch to'sChool.thib — 
immortal spirit for whatever sphere they 
elioose. No lesson of early lifts is ltwt. 
Theugli not, pnrlmpa, made visible in its fruits " 
for successive years, yet, from tho nature of 
tlie mind, no early impression as effaced from 
tlie tablet uf" tni>nu»jr. 

1 saw u man of middle ago, unprincipled, 
profligate and abandoned ; but now arrested 
in his career of guilt by a sudden chain of 
refloritiuu. His thoughts wero busy upon the 
(Hist, uml anxiety was written on his brow, 
ilia mind was absorbed in the most thrilling 
.-ecu i of iiis childhood. Ho" stood,’ in imagi- 
nation, a youth at the hud-side of bis dying 
mother. Jlo looked again upon her pallid 
brow, on wltiolt beamed a heavenly smile. 

He beard again her voice in words of dying 
counsel. The faltering accents of iter last 
prayer for the blessing of heuven to rest upon 
ltis early years, again thrilled Jiis soul, and I 
saw tlie tear of penitence start from his heart. 
And I said, “That mother's fearful warning 
livesuftcr the thoughtlessness of twenty years, 
powerful to alarm, restrain and reform.’ 
Sitroly, childhood hath a power to retain les- 
sons of wisdom - and iuve, which belong nob 
to the experience of ago,!.’ 

So deutliless is the influence of the faithful 
mother over her child. Ilor impressions upon 
the'heart are like Jitters cut in brass or gran- 
ite. (lod has elected her to a calling more 
curious and wonderful than the magic art of 
tlie sculptor ; for hur's is hot to present. a 
lifeless form of beauty to an udmirmg.world, 
but one instinct with 
"TlniugliU Dull brotlK »ml word., that burs," 
a workmanship which willrcreal for over the 
touch uf its curly' fusliioning. Mothor! the 
tear of your child will bo wiped away. Ita 
sorrows are fleeting. 

- Thu O'. i down childhood’, check which flows, 

Ik like the dow-drul c.u the ro»u ; 

When thu nckl Miiuuirr brvuw come" by, 

And wsve the bush, lbs flows? Is dry," 


But the impress uf yuur Ufe upon its soul is 
immortal. [Mother's Assistant. , - 


Wages. — T hu wages .which sin bargain* 
for with the sinner, ure life, pleasure, and 
profit ; but tlio wages he pays them with are 
death, torment, and destruction. He that 
would understand tin: falsehoods of sin must 
Compare its promises and its payment to- 
gether. [South. 


A lull I Ah' llUiAS OF Kxoi.ish Tiiavki.ehs,— 
Their general opin ion of an KiigBsh traveler is. 
(fiat lie is either iTluuatio or it tliaglotfli , a lu- 
natio, ilV.on closely watching his movements, 
they discover that lie pays little attention to 
any tiling around him ; a cpnfirutod lunatic', ii 
lie gobs out sketching, and spends his time pi 
spoiling good paper with scrutfltiea and.hieru, 
glyphic* ; ami a inagician, wtieu itii|uisiti>'e 
ntiout ruins, and given to (ticking up stones and 
shells, gathering sticks and loAvcs of imslics. ot 
buying up old bits of ciuiiKjr.eiron and silver 
In these cases, lie is su(i|smi'dj by. aid of Ills 
magical powers, to. convert stones and sltelb 
into diamomls of immense pries’; sad tlio leaver 


Moiiai.h of Hattl — A correspondent of ths 
National Intelligencer, writing trorn i'ort-aa- 
l'riuoe, eays: ^ ^ g |. U„ L.j j » yo ut is 

imt hi frequently cauglitby the sjiectaole of a 
j, a use in all the dilapidation consciptcnt upon a 
tiro, which Imd evidently once been much supe- 
rior in evelv respect to ita neighbors. Mclun- 
liholy proof is Urns afforded Of wlmt is said to b« 
I.revalonl, taste for burning down residence* 
which hold out tlm hope of plunder. Out) fur- 
f'igner has lost three goisl dwellings in this way 
la less than that manlier of yean. Whefhlkq 
flames arc at their work, tlie populace will gather 

t i round and inunifestdecideu symptoms of grati- 
icatlim ut the entertainment, and if asked to 


and sticks uro charms l,y looting ut winch in 
can bestow comforts upon ills friends, and sji i ket 


and pestilence upon’ Ids I tickles enemies. It n 
Irnvidor pick up a stone and examine it care 
I'ully, lie will lie.HUI'o to have at his tuil a husi 
qf maluisirt little isiys deriding him, though 
keeping at. a very respoctahle do lift tec, in tie, 
Ici cnce to his msglt'al powers. Hlmiild he In 
deed iurX*nmud suddenly mid |iursne them q 


iriug water, nr lend any ether aid, tail! tutor™ 
ou lldit they ure not yuur servants, and that ' 


ou intiy help yourself. Tha’ whale towa, i 


net, bus mote than oucc been eUuflft eatirqly 
lealrriyed liy tire.; so tliere ure few remains of 


lew steps, they fly in an agony of fear, tlie very 
veins ill tiieirinakt.1 little legs almost bursting 


mid, they never stop to lisik hack ’"till they havi 
.gel well among tlie crowd jigaiit. where pnntjnj 
fur lire'alh. they recinuit to iheir midi tors tin 
ircsdltii h«ik that duvil 'ol' a' Frank gave them, 
making tire come out of his eyes mid udders out 
of Ids month | Vale's Right Vearji in Syria, 
Knl csliuo aud Asia Minoi|. ' - , 


destfoyeil liy lire.; so there are few remains of 
the original Frenoh buildings, a*_ nughteelnly 
tie inferred from the appe-sranoe id' U*e existing 
edifice*. It is strange tb*« this propensity 
hIiouUI l»« so r ominitB vuf) robbon** on *»o UigQ«i 
ways are altogether unknown. 1 ou nut* Irani' 
■al'awt in all direction, with any emoutttjf 
money, and never lie molested is the leart; 
’though if a piece of bread nr a 'Cap be pile 
hired from you, It will inuvltahly change inaa- 


.tara. Rouse breaking, howeear. urea 


las house burning, nut soAnuch for mom 
.'inoucv’s worth, iu the nhapc of provt. 


TWSt 



Cj)f to (Orleans Oristinn JLbnorate. 



nnrntf. 


NEW ORLEANS: 


SaHmiay Morning, February '28. 

OONVERBATION. 


li was a happy ocoanon for two fooMrav- 
dm, as they went on in a sad way toward 
Eoaaa. when a stranger joined tiieni. lie 
entered into their oooramtfoh-it was such 
a con venation. begun, ranted on and ended, 
as ne might afford to join in The ipihjeet 
did not require to be changed, and the strain 
of talk adjusted to propriety at this intemifr 
tinn, Mr waa the tow of communing souls 
restrained fay His presence. He Went into 
the subject that they were on : tool it up 
' where they left off. and beguiled the wny by 
leading them into heavenly truth. 

Might it not be aAed, in the midst of ma- 
ny lively conversation aoonea— How could we 
bear the in te rr upti on of the two dieciples on 
their way to Emeus 1 Could the Stranger 
that entered into their conversation take part 
in ours 1 Woqld he lead us on out of ouren- 
tangiamanta and igntrunoe to clear and high 
ccsKluntoos 1 Could ha be a listener, to say 
nothing of speaker ' 

Alas lor those who, in “letting themselves 
down," undo all the work and, Counteract the 
influence they have wrought while keyed “up 
to their higheet pitch of propriety and effort 
Who relax by falling into foolish talking and 
jesting and letting filthy communications pro- 
ceed out of their mouths. T^ia hist offence 
many seem to think they escape by virtue of 

quotations. And is a thought, a word, an olt- 
scene phrase less impure^ filthy, by passing 
through the throat of the profano ! 

Christian conversation—' 'ti* this makes the 
heart bum. It leaves no ugly stain on other 
minds, or pain Ail void in our own. It quick- 
ens spiritual vitality, warms love, strengthens 
faith, enlarges charity. Strange indeed it 
would he, if those who are interested on one 
subject (religion) on Sunday, could keep 
their minds and hearts and tongues off of it 
till Sunday caiae round again. Christ is 
present where two or three are thus engaged, 
be it on the highway, in tkf parlor, or the 
charab: He is present if not audible: He 
hears if lie does not answer His Spirit an- 
swers back. Christ is there to bless. 

* ' - _• ' 


All persons contributing any sum to its 

funds shall lie'- members for one year ; those 
contributing twenty dollars at one payment, 
or thirty dollars in three payments, members 
for life: and those contributing fifty dollars 
at one payment, or seventy-five dollars in 
three payments, honorary life directors. 

All funds not wanted for circulating the 
Scriptures in the l’arishes of Ijifourclic Inte- 
rior and Terrelsmne. arc to be remitted to 
the Southwestern Bible Sooiety at New Or- 
leans, ip, aid of the general purposes of tlmt 
Society. ~ "~7 ~~ "T 

The Executive Committee is to keep n good 
supply of Bibles on hnnd, and to see that col- 
lections are made in some way annually in 
every congregation. It shall be authorized 
to appoint local distributors, to call public 
meetings of tho Society, ami fill vacancies 
occurring in its own body. Three of its 
membere constitute a quorum. 

May this be but n beginning for hundreds 
of Bildc Societies in Louisiana . , 


Prayer for Colleges. 


The officers of tho undersigned colleges, in 
the United States, arc oonvincod from the ex- 
perience of former years that the observance 
of the Inst Thursday in February, as n day of 
prayer for colleges, has boon of great impor- 
tance. and is worthy of a more extended and 
earnest .oliservance. They, therefore, respect- 
fully and affectionately invite the churches 
of our Lord Jesus Christ, of different denom- 
ination^, in every place, to unite with them 
on said day, in earnest prayer, for the out- 
pouring of the .Holy Spirit on colleges': Uni- 
versity of -New Vork ; Union College, Sche- 
nectady, N. Y.: Columbia College, I). C.; 
Pennsylvania College, fiettysburg. Fob. !>, 
1850: Watorvillo College. Me.; Bowdoin 
College, Brunswick, Mo.; Hamilton Colloge, 
Oneida Co., ‘ X*. Y.: Wake Forest College. 
N. C.; William’s Colloge, .Mass.: Amherst 


METHODIST PRESS. 

Our file of the California C. Advocate has 
been received up to the middle of January. 
We quote an item end are glad that there 
exists a religious paper where such things oc- 
cur to rebuke them-: 


A’jS»n Bk,iinninu. A large body of the 


members of the Legislature left on last Sun- 
day morning for 1 Vallejb. Bro. I aylor, who 
preaches on the wharf on Sunday morning, 
for the 'special benefit of elders too busy, to 
go to church, had an opportunity to serve 
them, to a few words of caution, which we 
hope they will heed. •Whafr-g - sham e tlmt 
those who expect their laws to be enforced 
mainly by moral power and a good conscience, 
should thus trample on 'the moral principle." 

On tho subject of Free Public Schpols the 
Advocate remarks : 

“Oqo of the most interesting features of our 
government is the supjsirt given to free pub- 
lic schools. We are greatly deficient in pro- 
viding ‘ fellowships' or leisure for learning in 
its higher departments, by not having cer- 
tain emoluments open to those who giro 
promise of special devotion and interest in 
science. But we are laying a nobj^sfounda- 


and hurraing complote tho disgusting pic- 
ture. t 

This is the state of society to which nation- 
alists wish to bring us. The Bible is to hn 
called a fool's book, and to he .kicked into the 

root : and its ministers, in the language of 
the German, dally papers, “nro to he hung 
with their own entrails." We hope that the 
reign of chaos is not fairly begun. 


SELECT MELODIES Hj- Hit. Win. Itnntor. .1 Hall 
puhjUtrer Now Orlcrfii# : 186*2. 18nio. pp. 384. 

Tin' editor well remarks tlmt it is “ impos- 
sible for all the good hymns in the language 


College, Muss.: Middlobury College, Vt. 
Richmond College, Va.; ; University of Ver- 


mont, at Burlington ; Jefferson College, Penn.; 
Oxford, Emory College,' Geo.: Athens, Frank- 
lin College, Goo.: Oglethorpe University, Mil- 
iodgoville, Geo.: Erskinc College, Abbeville 
District, S. C.; Emory and Henry College, 
Washington Co., Va.: Rector College, Tnylnr 
Co., Va.: Hamilton, Madison University, N.Y.: 
Georgetown College, Georgetown, Ky.; Uni- 
versity of Nashvillo, Tcnn: Wesleyan Uni- 
versity, Delaware, Ohio; Marietta College, 
Ohio : Wabash College, 'Crawfordsville; Ind.: 
Hamden Sydney College, Vn.i Hanovor Col- 
lege, South Hanover, Ind.: Howard College, 
Marion, Ala.; Union University, Tcnn.: Knox 
College, Gaicsburgh, 111.; McKendreo College. 
Lebanon, 111.; LaGrangc College, Ala. 


A correspondent, writing of the Papixts in 


- . . - , jn. f . i Such a crowd as has not often met in. the Ly- 


for bwilding a church, and winding up witli 
Die renal (!) improprieties of raffling, etc., 


“ I do not think fairs become any religious 
•set, and altbongti they umy repudiate this 
i they osrtainly hare many different de- 
i among them, Dominicans, Jesu- 
it*, etc. Well did a lady observe, ‘That 
whM a wife gambled — and raffling is gam- 
bling— she ought never to object to her hus- 
band in this respect 1 I am glad to see that 
oar Church is waking up to the necessity of 
driving oat mch things from her meinber- 
"hip; and the Alabama Annual Conference 
deserves particular commendation for her 
bald stand in opposition to the insidious ap- 
proaches of him who oft assumes tho form of 
an Angel of light." 


Society la T al rnmh a and Terrs- 


By the Thibodaux Minerva, 7th inet., we 
reoeired fall and very gratifying intelligence 
of the organisation and proceedings of the 
“ Bible Society of Lafourche and Terrebonne 
Parishes, IxuiisUna," auxiliary to the South 
Westoyn Bible Society, at New Orleans 
/ On the 18th of Janaary a preliminary 
meeting was held at the Methodist Church 
in Thibodaux. Rev. N. P. Chamberlin, Rev 
W.C. Crane and Rer. W: J. Ferguson were 
appointed a oommittoe to draft a constitution 
for the oooaderation of an adjourned meet- 
ing, to be held on the 1st of February, at 
orlock r. n. 

Pursuant to adjournment, the meeting con- 
vened on the let of February, and waB or- 
ganised by the appointment or lit. Reverend 
Polk, Chairman, and Mr. Walter 
, Secretary, pro tern. 

Interesting addresses were then delivered 
by James Saul, Esq., and S. Tunny, Esq 
Bnr. W, C. Crane then reported a oonstitn 
tiou, which was unanimously adopted. 

It is well devised for calling into action the 
Christian benevolence of those engaged, and 
we look far happy results, in that interesting 
portion of the State, to our common Protes- 
tant Christianity. The names of those eh-’ 
gaged in the movement, representing the best 
influence among lVeebyterians, Episcopalians 
and Met h od is t s, augur well far success. By 
a thoughtful and happy stroke of policy, the 
EiMUiive Committee write instructed to up- 
I a committee of ladies to assist them in 
l the object* uf the Society 
following gentlemen, nominated by 
f n i ttoe, were elected officers of the 
S a tiety, via: 

Him. George t>. Guion, President. _ 

Joseph Semple and John A . Lane, V 


Unrolling of the Mummy 1 ! ! 


Literary Notices. 


to he embraced in one^hurch hymn hook." 



r Hall, Secretary. 

I P. Zilla, Treasurer. 

' Messrs « Tunny, J. K Beck, Walter Ben- 
mff, 9. L. Mead and James M. Hanna were 
Executive Committee. 

The meeting was threi addrswwl by the 
Her. Robert J . Ilarp, ufter which tli*- follow 
pjjoijjlod to circulate 
I for Jueiul***hi|> to tbe Society 
Q. H . Guiuci, 8 v Tetmy and J»\ L, 
i Interior, and Meter*. J 
. vrmpk »ud W. F. MuylieU, fur 


fessor liliddon’H long heralded performance of 
unrolling the Mummy ! ’* 

The members of tiie Medical Faculty were 
present, together with^the Hon. Theodore II. Me- 
Caleb, of the United States District Court, and 
of tk« mvuim too numerous to men* 

tlon. 

Many ladies were among th$ audience, and 
the rinxicty they exhibited to witness the per- 
formance wns immense ! . 

At precisely half-past 7 o’clock the Professor 
mounted the rostrum amidst lound applause! 
The Mummy was laid in state on a table fronting 
the audience, and looked very much like an 
overgrown wasp in a chrysalis state. A large 
number of carcasses of young alligators were 
strewn around, much like pickled herrings laid 
out to dry. 

The Professor prefaced by saying that mummy- 
ftention antedated the Mummy exhibited many 
thousand years — that embalming was a religious 
art, and as essential to the salvation of an Egyp- 
tian, ns baptism is at the present day to a Chris- 
tian. | 

This mummy had been buried two or three 
thousand years, and after dwelling so long in 
darkness he would proceed to assist it to see the 
Itght. Mummies, he said, were first put in 
pickle for forty years ; then baked, in order to 
be properly cooked for the feast of death, ami 
wrapped in linen, preparatory to being bitum- 
inixed and encased in the inner and outer coffin. 
The outer casings were marked with certain 
figures and hieroglyphics, whereby it was easy 
to read the name, age, sex nml quality of the 
individual. The mummy on exhibition came 
into his possession without the outer casings, 
and for that reason he would not inform the 
audience of its sex, as he otherwise might have 
been enabled to do This subject had hiero- 
glyphics on the linen swathing, but it was so 
abraided as to be illegible. The subject was 
from Thebes, on the Nile, where the custom of 
embalming had accumulated about five hundred 
millions of mummies. After much learned 
disquisition the Professor proceeded to 

* THE I'KUOU.IXtJ ! , 

About a half dozeu pf the Medical Faculty 
now ascended the platform, to play the part of 
undertakers to tbe defunct ! They commenced 
|~j by rolling the mummy to a position- nearer the 
audience. The Professor, in the meanwhile, 
|»roposed to unroll some animal mummies ; and 
commencing with the Ibis, went through an or* 
nithologieallist, embracing (lie hawk, the owl, 
tc. These specimen* of antique poultry. elicited 
no little attention. 

After the birds were disposed of, the medical 
gentlemen proceeded* ’to unroll tlie Tiumnn nium - 
tuy.. They commenced by skinning off u great 
variety of bark, and went through the process 
much after the maimer of ]>enling a potato ! 
When they had done with the outer ooating or 
■ptdrrmit, and otherwise handled it very irre- 
verently, the Professor, walked it out, in an up- 
right positiun, facing the audience. He then 
aid two sets of .bandages were yet to be taken 
iiff. which he would proceed to du iii the tender- 
m\ manner possible. In doing this he showed 
*he manner of rolling up the subject, which 
waa exactly the bandaging process, used by sur- 
geon* of the present day. An much as forty 
liouuds.of linen had been taken off one mummy, 
-which, to the poor Egyptians , was a great waste 
*f cloth ! While these explanations were makiug, 
lie Faculty tugged most industriously a t the 
ubject, and in a manner which showed that 
hey were old resurrecti units. 

After much trial of patience uud tribulation 
•*f the spirit, the mummy h n - finally unrolled 
The only, tiring remarkable about it wuM.tlmt 
“ had a very lean and dried r. spue t, and emitted 
i fragrance much like turnout u>H-akiii, spoiled 
u the drying ’ 

This was hut the first fillip p iii the unrolling 
I the mummy ! The last, will be given on Tues- 
A xy next 


.-y — o 

tion, alike honorable to'govorhmnt iirtd ben- 
eficial to . the people, in thAfreo common 
goliool system. 

“ Wo may lay it down us an axiom, that the 
.State should provide for the education of ita 
children. The fax, for it is both proper ,utid 
right. It costa less to diff use knowledge than 
to support ignorance." ...ju 7 

Du. Bond upon the Stack Acain.— E vents, 
North, seem likely to resurrect the ex-editor 
of the Christian Advocate mid Journal. The 
present difficulties there arc those in which 
his forte lies. Who eon tell but lie may 
again lie editor of tho great official Organ at 
200 Mulberry street '. The editor (12th met.) 

Buys : 

“Our worthy predecessor slopped into our 
offico on Friday last, and is to remain in New 
York for sovoral weeks. Ho will immediately 
put to press his ' Appoal,' and editorial papers 
published in tho Itinerant, during thu radi 
cal controversy of 1828-31. *i*ho whole will 
constitute a most important volume. It is 
to bo preceded by an introduction, and illus- 
trated by notes.” 

Presiding Elder Difficum-y. — T he dis- 
satiefuotion with this part of itinerant econo- 
my, North, seems to bo goiiornl. Tlie-stu 
tions don’t want them, and don't liko to sup- 
port wbat they don't want; the sparso re 
gions want them, and can't support whut 
they want. Any wuy,it is a fifth wheel con- 
cern there, and tho following opinion, ns to 
putting it on and putting it off, according ns 
it runs well, has met with some favor. 

A writer in lion’s Herald, who says he is 
himself a - Presiding Elder, - has developed d 

bo gath- 
ered from the fpllowing paragraph : 

‘•‘-Let-tlie next Gcnenll Conference he me- 
moriuliicd to order the limitation of districts 
to twelve or thirteen charges, wherever prac- 
• licublu , uml ou to clmngo thti order in regard 
to Prcsiiling Elders, that eacli district ahull 
determine for itself whether the incumbent 
shall devote his entire time and labor to the 
district, us at present; or otherwise attend to 
such duties only os arc strictly official, and 
as may be performed in connection with d 
regular pastoral charge, from which ho shall 
derive liis support, the expense and extra 
trouble connected with his district duties ex- 
cepted .'’ , 

Evangelical . Lutheran Synod. — The 
Texas Banner, noticing the organisation of 
this Synod in Houston in November last, ob- 
serves, i quoting from tho “ Kirehenhote ” a 
paragraph commending the piety of the 
members: " — 

“It seems to lie their intention to keop 
aloof ull Rationalists uud Infidels. For a 
number of years the Germuns of Texas were 
visited with bo called ‘ Lutheran preachers,' 
who came, over from Europe,, ,not being able 
to make the examination tliet-e, put on the 
gown und preached Rationalism and Infidel- 
ity in the name of tho venerated Luther. 
Wo trust tho Texas Synod will not only keep 
pure the ministry, hut enforce u Christian 
discipline . in their membership, that they 
may be respected as a Christian denomina- 
tion among Ainericun ChristiuuB." 

Endowment of Emory College, Ga, — 
Dr. G.F. l’ierco, President, makes -the follow- 
ing proposition in the S. C. Advocate : 
••Brother, Hugh E. Morrow, of Griffin, Ga., 
proposes to he one of a hundred who will pay 
$100 cash, at the next-session the Confer- 
ence, for the endowment Vf Emory College. 
Are there not ninety uml nine men in Georgia, 
Methodists and friends of Methodist eduea- 
tion, wliu Wtll feBpond to-this generous offer 
Those iucliucd to co-operate in tliis important 
movement may address me at this place, or 
communicate personally with mp as I pass 
to and fro, on my agency for the College 
building." • 

A Guii-rfkkd.— U hir brother editor of Bos- 
ton,, in. quoting the missionary collections of 
the Alabama Conference, and our .remarks 
upon them, gives his hearty Hint'll, and adds : 
‘Much as we hate slavery, we say Lord 
bless the generous-hearted men who do such 
good deeds." 

Conference Action — The Memphis Ad- 
vocate presents this week and- last several 
lulumns, from different writers, censuring 
Ihe action uf thu Alabama Conference, at its 
late session, ill the case of one of its members 
ueeused of attending the (Striker's Ball and 
hoterodoxy. 

Sunday Evening Concerts. Tfac luxity 
of morals threatening the West' is thus re 
buked by the Editor of the Cincinnati Advo 
cate . ■ , 

4 lVe learn that at the large hull on the 
corner of C. and W . streets. doDeerta are held 
gularly evury huiafay evening. A cuff 
ooeU|iiex a large r<««n on the first floor 


This is not designed to supersede or compete 
With such a hisik : it is intended for the fam- 
ily and religious social circle, rather than the 
congregatinu. Mr. Huqter is, ..favorably 
known to the Binging Israel. He caters ad- 
mirably to the appetite for simple and pa- 
thetic melodies. No one cun fill his place ift 
Methodist Hymnology. He is a translator 
and author of merit, as well ns compiler. A 
large.portion of this .collection hears his ini- 
tials. Many of the -pieecB we do not recol- 
lect to have seen elsewhere. Our opinion is 
worth little in such a matter, hut we like his 
1'nraphrnso of the Lord’s l’niyor as well as 
Montgomery's. 

Here wo have the Child's Morning Hymn, 
by Rev. T.'O. Summers, D. D. ; Eden is My 
Home, by Rev. J. N: Maffit; one or more by 
that Western Songster, of no mean fame, 
Rev. F. E. Pitta ; The Sunbright Clime, .and 
enough more to nmko up 309 songs. Of 
course there is no light^prinkling of chorus. 

The copy before its is neatly bound in sheep, 
and may ho had wholesale for $30 per hun- 
dred. For sulo by the publisher 
& 


SHORT GITIDK for tho trriktmpnt of Ohlldrun. In 
Health and UiffMM, by Water 0. 0. Schiofordecker, 
M. D.‘ J. W. Moore, publinher.' l’h’l. :• 1862. 12mo. 
pf. 299. 

The author bus the air of a thorough 
quack. . The men of tho drug-school know 
nothing about '.he business ; lie' is a king- 
cure-all, confident,, knows every thing. If 
tho reador cun stand this cmpyrical style and 
make his way into the book, he may find 
some valuable hixta about thu Pricssnitz sys- 
tem. Hero wo have an account of its origin, 
and learn that Pythagoras, Hippocrates, etc., 
(B. C: 500) went for the cold water cure ! 
The application of the system to children uf 
tender age ib specially discussed. We have 
always' been of opinion that a plentiful use 
of water was one of the most crying wants 
of that age. For Bulls by J. Ball. 


lll'AKKRISM, or Ihf Story lif My Llfu. By a Lady. J 
iv Moore, l'flltn : 18S2. llUno. |>p. CS4. 


Some queer revelations upon queer people 
ThiB “ story," if it be hot a lie, proves ugaiu 
tlmt ull is not gold that shines. Thc-mirru- 
tor was for forty years a member of the So. 
ciety of Friends, and observed them. She 
professes to liuvc been thoroughly disgusted 
at their duplicity under tho garb of simpli- 
city. The chapter on Paying Tithes is a 
striking Distance. If wo lire to believe tills 
lady, there is a great deal of wickedness slid 
tered under those broad-brim lmts and bland 
countenances. The story is well told, abound 
ing in novelties to tlio outsider, and' not defi- 
cient in narrative-interest. 

For sale by J. Ball. 

A LEGEND or TllK WALDjBNBKS. uml other Tuler 
lly Mary Wiudle. J. W. Moore, l'hlla : 1862. 12mo, 
pp. 346. 

A collection of fictions that have been be 
fore well received, through Monthly Maga- 
zines ; the firat, founded on scones of sutler- 
ing and heroism in Huguenot history. The 
publisher, and rightly, has not judged it wor- 
thy of being bound: For sale by J. Ball 

GODBY'S LADY'S HOOK : 

GRAHAM'S MAGAZINE : 

TheBO brilliant Monthlies present unusual 
artistic excellence for- March, with the 
usuul literary matter. 

SOUTHERN PARLOR MAGAZINE 
-Mr. Reagan, proprietor, now issues from 
Nashvillo instead ol' Mobile. His Monthly 
is much enlarged,' and a fine array of originul 
Southern contributors is presonted. 

Carter k Druthers. 


bouse 


to 


The aiaoi-at given by IlieJCiBg ut Prussia to 

'.Ur Lhr Ff.Srrti.ul Rah.iprie (u Jt-ruhulelu is 

upvwU i t fPit.'w < sheet t ll.oJV issl U sbleh sue, Hu 

Musi K s stis y nsetrri lw satsttet seiwf - 


i,t. the hailiiiiig. A bar is also uttuched 
the ball luting girls wait on the eoinpuny 
with liquor . The admittance fi e of ten' cents 
|’U I lows eacli otto a glass of* hrundy, whisky, 
beer, or any thing -dtp mtiy desire. A large 
orcltestm ureengagisl for tin: benefit oft lioyr 

who uiti'ud while ' tiiggur suiglug, j idling 


For the Pf. O. Olirlitlwi Atlvocalff. 

Whst Energy Can Do— A Native Texan. 

Mr Editor : My object for writing these 
few lines is to encourage' and fqrward nil 
young men tlmt may chance to rend tlo-m 
I arrived lit H - , Texas, a few days since 

on a Western tour, and. have staid looking on 
it fid resting until to-day. One of the curiosi- 
ties of this place is ti native Texan, who is 
thirty-four years old : a very agreeable man. 
good manners, and rather of the Gornmn. 
lie is now district surveyor und a member of 
the bar, and currying on it largo mercantile 
establishment doing all tho principal bnsi- 
ni'HH litWself. ltfc lms IxSon cntircly'riiised 
in this wild, destitute of both schools and 
churches, lie was eighteen years old when 
lie learned to read, lit: told mo that lie .ivas 
twenty-three years old before he heard a ser- 
mon preached . was never out of Texas until 
twenty-nine yours old, and then saw lps first 
steamboat; never saw a regular hcIiooI until 
he wns thirty-one years old ; never Was in 
till) societyof religious men until lately '. yet 
he is n pretty moral nmn, loves peace, gives 
lurgedy to churches, and is n trustee to. the 
Fowler Institute, an institution belonging to 
the Methodist Church. He is a professor of 
mathematics, is a good lawyer, a' good histo- 
rian; converses well on hislhry; polities, etc., 
and is, I believe, the best soripturist I ever 
buw out of tho" ministry. Ho is also one of 
the greatest jesters of his day, and knows all 
the anecdotes of . the age, lie also speaks 
easily about the products of all countries nnd 
governments, llo'lms done till these things' 
in twelve years, and supported R family Ui 
gornl style’ ... 

I thought of the tminy prospects that at- 
tend the young men who urn raised in u 
civilized country, surrounded by friends, ami 
institutions, nnd laws, nnd so few embrace 
them. Suppose our Texas titan had these 
advantages! Ho was tin orphan, and .with- 
out all that was necessary to have made hint 
an educated man. 1 spoke of his success and 
energy, nnd he used these wordB of Solomon :• 
You nitty bray ti fool in a mortar, yet his 
foolishness will not depart from him.” 1 look 
upon hint ns being one of the greatest human 
curiosities I ever saw ; certainly ono of the 
most extraordinary men in the West. 

I write this tlmt you tuny publish it for the 
encouragement of young men in the venture 
for knowledge. His name (B. A. V.) is 
known in every department of his State, both 
on the civil and military list, lie is the 
modern /Kttop, the great backwoodsman, the 
polished gentleman, the true man, pclf-miule, 
self-independent, and not self-important. Let 
young men, now students in school or college, 
leurn front this wlmt application and energy 
will do. A 1 ’athun. 

Texas, Jan. 30, 1852. 


NORTHERN CORRESPONDENCE. 


0'mm llit* Lutiiavillr Journal. 
ANGELS. 


Thin shntliiwy foruiH am hovering 
In thi* nir aroijml ua Kpmad. 

A nd wu 

,Jn thu. daily paths we treai^;/ 
Their Hoft eyes ure kindly glistening 
Down In ninny n golden beam ; 
Theirs the hunds that gently scatter 
lleawnly roses on our dream. ‘ 


VR0VIDBNCE— WHEN HETTTLKL - ROGER WIL- 
LIAMS— ORIGIN OK THE BAPTIST CHimt'H— 
METHODISM— PROSPERITY - MR 0AUGIIKY - 
DIFFERENT CHURCHES. ETC 
Mu. Kditor : Providence, R. 1., is nituu- 
ted at the hnnd of tho tide water of Nani^itn- 
sett Hay, lihout thirty milofi from the Atlantic 
ocean, and forty miles South-Southwest of 
Boston. -It is the second city, in size .and 
commercial importance in New Kn gland. It 
contains nearly fifty thousand inhabitants, 
und is characterized by great energy ami 
business enterprise. A large amount of cot- 
ton isljought and sold lierT. Uliodw IstlTTTdiF 
a nmnufactUringviStatc ; though small in ter- 
ritoty, its manufactories arc immense, princi- 
pally for cotton goods of nearly all kinds 
Cotton dealers in Providence supply not only 
the State, but some portions of .Nlassaebusett^ 
and Connecticut with qotton, and some of 
them have acquired large fortunes in tin* 
business. Various kinds of 'business iH ear; 
ried on with spirit and success.* Many of the 
capitalists are immensely rich, having ac- 
quired their wealth within a few. years. It 
has been here as in other places — while many 
have become rich, others lmvob become poor : 
though a large proportion of the business 
men hero have been successful. 

The settlement of the place eommcDeed as 
early as 1036,, by Roger Williams, who was 
banished from tho jurisdiction of Massachu- 
setts for liis opposition to soinUjof the peculiur 
notions of the Puritans. I le> regarded his re- 
moval to Uus place as providential, and hence, 
nilllied it Providence. He,, with his asso-.J 
ciates, adopted the congregational form of 
churph government, arid imbibed the notion 
that immersion was the'enly valid mode* of 
water haptisin. Rut carry into practice 
their views iu this matter, was.attcnded^with 
some difficulty. None of them had been im- 
mersed, and who could they get to adminis- 
ter the ordinance ! Necessity is the mother 
of invention.” dFhc following plan was adop- 
ted, according to Mi 4 . Beriedfct, in the History 
of tlie Baptists. “ At length, the candidates 
for communion non^nated Mr. Kzekiel Holli- 
man, a mnn of gifts and piety, to baptize Mr.' 
Williams, and who, in return, baptized Mr 
Holliman and the other ten." Mr. Holliman 
did not pretend to be either a 'minister or a 
baptized believer, but he wtis appointed to give 
lnl lever's baptism to Mr. Williams, and then. 
Mr. W. gave baptism to hi lit and the rest. 
Was Mr. Williams properly baptis'd ! Will 
those answer it who reject pious Ghristiuns 4 
from the communion simply because they 
have not been immersed by an immersed ad- 
ministrator t This was tin* origin of the 
Baptist Church in this'eountry. 

Methodism was early intnnluced here by 
Freeborn Garsettson and Jesse Lee. Bishop 
Anbury visited the city occasionally, and 
preached to the people, but Methodism made 
slow progress here fpr many years. A socie- 
ty, consisting of five persons, was organized 
in L7DH, and continued small until 181.% when 
the Spirit of the Lord was poured out, and 


LATER FROM ( ' ALf ]•'( )U^ *J 

Arrival of the Cherokee. 

The stc:imshi|i Cliorirkvi', I.iem || 
port, coimimii.lftg, arrivol J'estenlny i„ J”*; 
n lmlf ,tl»ys ft util t Mtagrcs, bringing 


|:ih 


niging tlioVnlif 
nin mails with ten .'1rtyAliitr|; ,inlell|ri|i M k' 
propeller West Wjml.ltiiil'eii from t’hnirres i 
cotiipnn.v with the Clterokee. .The Uniielg, 
8loop-pf-wnr < '.Yiine wits nt ChitgrcR ot, || 1C o? 1 
filsoThe Dutch -frigate Pi'inro'of (h',o,'„. ' 

vessels sailed for San 


imT'or Or nngc, 
unit mi the 18th. 

The steamer Orescent City snilnl f rom oi, 
i Hit 1 19th .for NcwVnrk.-with 81,600000^ 


gnl'l (Inst on freight, still three hutnlfcil 




passes. 


John II. Weller (demnernf) lms t. Pcn ^ 
United States Senator for California. ** 
The. Cherokee brought between blirec and f 0 
thousand in gold dust oif freight, and f 


iff tw. 1 1 
in*' * 


iirkl "' ' ' 


»1>* 11 


n f»J» 


r jjrtl *** 
,1 «» 1,1 

|fih * l,r * 

r»n«n 
■ .•nwe 1 - 1 
Tfainot* 
liin* 


of $200, 000 came in the hands ol' 


u P*ardi 


paesenge,. 

Mining Intelligence. 

“Th* r mltlsri* ore (lf|tgln|i ■ tip tlio etri-et). or PUcmtl • 
much, t.. the. unnuyiiiirc uf the New, Tti«' ' 
ll(ml.l «)(>• - ■'•omit 

"'•■ h-ni l.y « friend Intel, n-„,„ „ m i n|l]|1 ^ 


nbovo. tlmt on. Frenchman # lliir. h('rvt0fore M #(5i'i.Tf! rt 
(or tho f’uocpp.k of imrtluH wnrklnif thpn> nt,.*.*"!.. . ot| 

M'llfun III! 


nf parties work i n k Oijtp. openaion# f«5 °^ 
tu Im-pii almost whaHy.Mu«>fnUpd 
«*r the Viihn Earth 1 # lioMlnft .-ttlaitknji ii|Min the Imr^urT' 
hf piirpotip of going extensively Into flum I) 


nnll; d f-r tin- pnrp.fa.- of Roinft uxi.-nKivt-ly into fl ,rai^ 
in tire -prlng. ami nrc nmkin K prppnrntion,, fortiS? 
monci-iiii'iit ui the work early liiVMitirh. Iinhhm^' 
time nmM nf the claims arc «*iit rustou ( 0 p4 J 0 ’’* 11 ' 
one or two of mh company while tl\ remalti«| cr 
joyri'K » or rest anti plcat-nrc. fL Pre nn 

place# worked on lire bar. from which $8 m *in ,„. r 1 
I# daily Uki'n out . r^'T-iu pirnm 

Ou t'omlemireil liar the aanm condltlon\t ullaW.-viw. 
win-' the preceding caw. At llamlres lUnrh ih/i? 
mill belonging to llnrkcr. llaltiw.dy & Co. iMfoinw.u” 
amount of tywirtotfaj Tho 'IciHand fur anw<-d lainhreV 
local, brillig rot | nl rod for fi timing iHirjioM-s n't that 
Thu mviiurs of tht! nilll. wu under fiand. are iindrTttn 
emit rticl#. uml tire manner in'whiuh thulr 8n»nr»l[S 
running tlay i&id night pnivc# the UXl nit to whlehUk 
duaigiuaLtupiLsh tire work of lluining on thu Y utxffl duriai 
the uomiiig suason. 


of a lint nm'tbe Cik- 

0 y«wi|, 


•tmng 

C.ihuax Flat.—' T his i.« the nainc 
vurio*? wliurt; a tragic disturbance ouuurrud Iwo 
between some OlilliiUis ami AuVfHcatis. . Nearly the *hd, 
Hat is at present dug up. and trough# or t michw anew 
lnt\* which lire water Is leif from the surrountllnRhilUbj 
tlitche# lleing at a 'high olevalhm. the wali-r Nxm 
out after rain ; hut tin* miner# inform us Mint whentlpn 
I# n. requisite supply, they can extfne.t from two to ihn, 
'oUHCCK In the hand per 1 dr.y •• All lie*- bhI'Iu- runulB| 
from thl# Hal have been rich, and #1111 yielil goodw^n 
Al (*ar#on'# flat .eon«idera|ili <iif1itiu.il> litu cx-curmj ig 
eonkequenee of ririrl elalnre It ha# not yet bt-en 
Lmusi.a lit*: • — Col. John It IJ'eller ha# bon rMel 
U. S. Senator. Iu place. of J. C KreinonL for #ixywnfnn. 
the 4th of March last lie vra# elected hynToUetn 
to 17 Col. Weller lia* been a reaident of ( 'itlifuroU for 
three year#. The San Frimri-co Courier says that, rieq* 
In a politicaLpoint of view, lie cannot !#• unarrepUbkk 
the eltlien# generally lie will !#• an earnint #up|#>rteti( 
the Compromi.-e 

Gull Vallejo ha# #ent a eoiumunh atiiin to the LegiA- 
ture requesting mi annulment of hitrlMHiil. now that (Lt 
sent of Governirtent ha# lwen remuved 

A resold Uoh him been adopted iiiBtruetlng the Rrpfr. 
‘ sentative# of -State in Cougiv,-# to exert t hetn-i lvm to ob- 
tain th'e'p?»«#nge of a law allowing mi incretuM'of wUrjl* 
The I'nTh d State# Distrlet Judge#. 

Khom S*n Ihn.'o ' < n 1 1 I.Oi Ayghik TIip Snn Irttyn 
Herald, of the tilth, state# that Gov. Uejiii Im* Ifautdit 
der# for tini dUlmnding of the state trotip- thm-Mg 
| no longer unj K oeeaaltm for their service# Tire HmM 
Mule# that, there i.« not u vaeant house to the ion. i 
con#lderablo addition to ‘the population harliig rvcnllj 
taken place. ' • 

Locxiion of a Si.iy Mormon Ti aiple.— T he 8 m W*o 
Herald wjy# : 

We have #eeu. and couveraed with one of 'the priw^l 


Died 
itfi- J 

K.;hcrt 

tc*-'. ! 

line!.; w 
l? jrcfli 

*»? ft n 

vhe«et* 

,|ioun 

iW# 4 

k'M 

k# 

UBKfl- 

,1 her 
-(her f 
table I 

•he fill 
idI wi 
liirniod 
lid we 
soon 
ouroi 
-•and al 
l>t thii 
Intli 
ist&'i 
•jcketl 

Ci 

•he was 

st; tha 
i deal 
:if life 
Alld I 
•re he 
'anctc 
|trw da 
here 
such I 
iff ol 

kttr, t 
w. nu 
ined 
iirdti 
•joes 
Till lie 
dread; 
large 
a limi 
font, 
»iy, 


fo tire^’Tuircltr 
worship was much needed. 


TTfauHe t)l 
Special efforts 


Riche.it gem# of thought they bring u# 
From their fair and distant home, 
Though they often make u# aadtlor 
We are better when they come. 

And they weavp swe^t npi'Ua of mu#lc 
O'er our trouhh-d heart# to gjitli*. 


And uphold #oul# almost sinking 
Dfjwn in life # cold rapid tide. 


They #u#taln. and rhoer. and comfort 
When our spirit# fall and shrink. 
Save u# from the dark.ahyasca . 

When we tremble on -the brink ; 
m they chide w hen llery par#! on# 
AVould our ha#ly bosoms stir 
Angel# sad and deeply sorrow 
When our human spirits err, 


Low they speak in soothiug whi-pur#. 

When in grief ‘wu l»«ud and moan. . 
Aud soft thi-y bear US menage# 

Knim the sainted loved one's gone, 
They that stUl the fever burning 
In our vickened weary heart#— 

They unclasp the crystal fountain 
Whence the cooling, tear-drop starts. 


They that braid the fcostly pleasure#. 

Thnt our deeper spirits know. 

And tunc the crushed nml bruised heart-strings 
Thrilling with u secret woe. 

Of our better thought# they waken 
All thnt's pure, nndjiigh. nml (rut 1 , 

They that prompt the kindly' impulse 
Of the little good wo do. 


DECISION. By Grace Kennedy. 
New York : 1862. 18mo. 


This little volume is designed to impress 
the youug and wavering with the important 
truth, that “Ueligiun must-be all, or is no- 
thing." For tgilo by J. Bull. 

By Rev. J . L Chapman. 


TRACT. FOR THE TIMES. 
Memphis. Tcnn : 1862. 


Oh: they brings uh dally vision# 

Of a world more pure and fair 
While their sweet low voices whisper 
’•• God and love, nndlinmo ure there.' 
They that kepp a deftthlesA vigil 
At the portal# of the #oul— 

They that trend the angry tempest. 
When tho wutes of trouhlu roll. 


Throngh the vide of gloomy shadows. 

Safe our fainting #oul# they bear. 
While tlicir tuneful song# of Heaven 
Bootho u# in our passage there. 

.Oh. how rich, how high, how preciqn#, 
Wu must lx- in God’# pure night, 
Thnt He send# u# guardian' angel# 
From Hi# realm# of fadele## light. 


Ida. 


An uxuiuinatioD and correction of Suocets- 
Hiun and exclusive Episcopacy— in answer to 
Dr. l’age, iieetor of Calvary Church, Muttt- 
pltisi Tenn. Mr. C. hiis arrayed a host of 
Fathers, and even of distinguished Episcopa- 
lians on liis side. It is a short and strong ttr- 
gument ugaiiist Frclaiicai' preteiisioiik, 'und 
unotijectionable ip' ita spirit. 

iWernl copies lmvp been left at tliis office. 
MUNllOK FEMALE INSTITUTE 

We have received front the President, Rev. 
,\. Ista, tlie Circular of tliis Institute, located 
in the, flourishing town of Aberdeen, Miss, 
rb sound course of study is laid down rtlnr 
ornamental jtarf aiot forgotten. The Lyceum 
exercises will doubtloss lie very entertaining 
and improving — an important appendage to 
uvory such Institution. 

A DISCOURSE ou the' Horror# of the Liquor Truffle. 
Delivered In Webley Chapel. Iudiannpoll#. Ind 1861. 

By Rev. B It Crary. A M 

One of the ltest we have read of tlmt class 
of appeals now ttvyakoning tjl good citizens 
to their duty ‘ . . 


l'DiiYrPAirtv - Awottn — TMK — Moitfitorrr.; — The wife nf one of 
Ihe Uulted Btute# Judge# in Utah, an inteUigent 
and purejininded woman uf the Mormon faith, ha# written 
a letter 1 to a friend in Canton. Ohio, in which alio cnnQrm# 
the ntntementa often made by other#, that ••polygamy l# 
openly taught aud practiced" .by the Mormon# iu that ter- 
ritory. She Hay# ft I# #o •interwoven with the thread# of 
society that it I# impo_#kjble to mix in nodal life atulfwith 
out encountering it nt every turn.'’ 


were made for the purpose, Which proved suc- 
cessful, and in the following year the ''fii iuse 
was dedicated to the Worship qf God. The 
society continued to prosper, until the house 
was quite too sinull. and it was found neces- 
sary to erect a large' edi lice. In 1822a-hirjfe 
and eonifiiodious hoibse was built on C'hestnut 
treat, where the society still continues to 
worship, (ilorious revivals have, boon expe- 
rienced hqro fr.om time to tiim*,cfrom which 
thcf-C hurch lms reaped nmcli .fruit. A greaj 
work was experienced here in the winter. ol 
J84K--R1, under the labors of Rkv.,, -James 
Caupiiey, the great revivalist. .Nearly one 
hundred were added to the church in this re- 
vival ; most of them continue steadfast unto 
this day. As we. had the pleasure of listen- 
ing to Mr. Cauphey several times during this 
revival, .we shall take opportunity of referring 
to him as a preacher, and notice liis labors, 
both in Great Britain and this country, in 
Boml* future communication. ^ 

The church on Cliestmit street,* to which 
we. have referred, is undergoing extensive re-, 
.•pairs, and bj .tube fitted up in modern style, 
at an expense of about $1)000 when comple- 
ted, will he one of the best churches in the 
city, and will- conveniently seat from one 
thousand to twelve hundred persons. 

Four other societies hu\'e gone from Chest- 
nut street within .a few years, and are now 
worshipping in their respective houses of 
worship. The .first tlmt foi t rjow worships 
on Power street, nnd is enjoying a good state 
of prosperity, 
and a good congregation. 'Phis is the .only 
Methodist Church which we are acquainted 
with in New Kngland, but wlmt. has adopted 
the choir singing. Tliis instance we re- 
gard as sufficient to test the matter 4 tlmt 
mgrogatiomil singing might be sustained 
in nearly all our churches, if it were adopted. 
We hope that soefoties will. toon follow, and 
that the time will nqjt lie far distant when 
singing will be done by the members of the 
church, and 1 not by a few, composing the 
hoir, Whether Christian or not'. '* 

The Matthew son street church 1ms recent- 
ly built a splendid edifice, at a cost of about 
thirty thousand dollars. It 1ms a marble pul- 
pit — a fine organ, and seated with sofas. Tlie 




dead, 


Mornren chief#, who inform# u#. that- a# #oonwku 
#uti#fie<l nf ihe i'xJ#tence of a jierpianent cantonwnt'l ' 
troop# on the Gila. . it i# the intention uf his p*o|i|etoftra 
» #eitleineut iu that, viciultv. It L well kiiuwiith.tttb'liml 
lyiitfc between the Uoliiratfn nml Gila river# l# mr ti'b 
ml arable, nnd the site elio-en by the Milrninojfnr tk* I 
(liundntlnn of n new elty. L wi II adapted t<* tlfa inl(n-1.4 

llteir advent on the fM.ntler a# the hiirbingerof pno 1 
and o Iuiik Rue of #ettltanent# that will powrrfullY ceo 
duee to the advantage nf the whole Sonth— n|TliiM I 
up tire. he#t avenue of the land emi|imtl(>ufh)tn tin- Sutr# I 
aildcipat.eU the OnnjliiK seast.n. 

••In a eoifVeraatioii with two Krntli im'nolthlfirUy.'pDl | 
returneil from the North, we learned the fahowhitfi iutw 
e.<tlng /particular* relative tu the Mormon H-UbuKUt * 
Fun Beriiradliio. Tin* settlement I# cnnlpoHcd at ftvfba 
dwid #oiil#, divided. Into one hundred nnd tlttjr .f»infc 
A)ver one hundred plough# are hi preparation. ihnigwO 
break up IHOu acre- The Mortuon# have erectwl t pv I 
tectio'naguiu^t the Indian#— a Htoekado encIo#inj xdiw 
of ten Here# Iii. extent. The valley of San Rerimnliios | 
repre.-entnl as well watered by livinir #treHin< of n!*r 
and l# a# vproduetri'e a# eould be de#ired by tin* ui'Mn 
'tlni#la#tic cultivator Wc#»d l# found iu greul altundiw 
ami the'mountnln #id,e# are covered with hixuriimt prv,) 
of, pine timber. Saw null# are in proee## of erect Ion ui 
we confidently antieipate seeing a re.-peeUiblV riwdtiij 
In lhis le-HUtiful-valley-ln the- eoun-e -of tlia nut In 
year#. However oiijoctloiiahle to soun* o£j»ur ritliuatk 
peetillar tenets' of the Mormon religion uiny 1#* found $ 
all must admire the patient nml untiring energy rxhilU 
I by these people, iii the prosecution. of the vast undfitd 
ing they have essayed. - We welcome. tlieir aiipetfna 
among u#; und Bid tlrem'tVodV. speed ib tlicir rffiftju 
develop tlie greats agricultural resource# of our counlJi ‘ 

Boundary Commission Itemi. 

The copper, mine# of Santa Rita del Cobre. NowHfri* | 
whore, for a few month#, the headquarters of tlirlVx* 

#ion were estAhliahed. were ordoreil by tlu? Commlw** 
to he abandoni-d in August lust. 

That • port foil of the Commission which' renttlwA* 1 
the time Mr. Gray'# party left, were detailed for tbr»- 
vey of tin- Rio Grande, uiider the coniiuunil uf t'uLJj 1 
Graham, of tlie Topographical Engineer#— {#inco rccxW 1 

The Apuehe#. wlioee dispieiuiure was first incuttWl! 
the deatli of one of their warrior#/ shut' bv 
tirrino in ilie employ of the Commission.’ and tneTWi* 
arrest uml deteiitlon of two Mexieun eaiitlv* bej^ 
made four dcseent'# upon tlie coIhiUiuIh of the Commun* 
in each of which they 'were succesltful In driTlnf « * 
considerable numlrer of liorse# ami nnilcs. Tpi,P^ 
loss, susliiineil in till# way amounted to |»nrh»ivr'P ,c ' 
ten (liousund dollar#. * 

A combination of force# w a#%up|H*cd to luTfMW'j 
ltd ween tin* Apaches and Navaji#-#. with the d*P_ 


unremitiiiig' hostililie# against all Auiericaniiadiif’ 
•aif property Tailing intq lln'ir jiowcr. 


Gen* Oonde*# |«irty wa# stampeded a riiort tlm* 
quent . among the mountains, and lost four of iu mi®** 
The country between tlio mouth riftiio 
ami the junction of tlie (ilia and Colorado. bilo® 1 * 
tirely destitute of grass. 

The .valley of Fait river and the Gil*. bet*t« J 
t . . mouth of tlie former ami tlie INjino Village*. bM®"” 

They have a fine brick churcii adapted to the growth of Fen island cotton. Twry 
1 and Maricopa Indian# prmluee an excellent i|Uiuij7” 1 
in moderate quantitie#. The uduptutiou of U» 

thi# produftlion I# prltieipally owing lo the cxunfli 

posit# of salt, which cover tlie surface of ibegro®*# 
#uow. iu a crystulited form, ami of virgin wbileog* 
The valley of the tlila contain#— and pnrticjiluT 
the l'ijino villages— some excellent nraMe 1 *m , 

amount i# very sinalLhpWovor. ill proportion to. lb? " | 

extent of thd river. 


nit 

ruary 
Marth 
lliilda 
ye»h t 
’ This; 
irrivet 
kt in 
mentti 
' v® 
Wit#. 
»hon i 
itmn 
iwr id 
^ a 

hr; ai 

about 
Chen 
I’fftjec 
'tarts 
►hort i 
pierce 
her in 
its ca 
"f hei 
bed, a 
her li 
heave 
the L 
upon 


Tho KiUtlcn anticipation#,- so farm# they 
Gil:*) have received a staggering. blow"by til# . 




it, 

i® 


•tre 


tile river No eviilouee# of the existence of 
nsure were discovi^ed. aud the river bo# tut » 


of tht 


traction# to offer in any otlier re#pect 

Tho Yuma# are pniubuiieednihoug the finest 
of tlie Indian kind, in pliyslcial proportion*-. “rL, 
eontiuenl Although making no overt act 1,1 
toward# cither of tin- various parties of tbe 
L'om’inisFioti. they assembled about 1 the 


ferry iu gre’ut iiuiiiImts. while a crowing was """T 

• • - . ... and arrows. «nd 


Ni wttrAPKH ox Fii.k y^Iii i’ekin. China, u newspaper of 
i extraordinary #l«e |# publiNlied weekly on silk It la 
■said tu hftv«i ; lHHiu started- more tlmn ft t iiounand y rars ngo 
—somewhat earlier than the' one under tlio patronage of 
tire -good Queen Re##. '6 An aucodotu l# related to the 
effect thnt in 1727. a public officer cuUsed some ful#e intel- 
ligence to bo iusorted in this newspaper, for which he wa# . 

put to death. Several puuibcfx of the pajierare preserved j.COllVcrUid Ilcatly v C\X*ry WUt'k. 
in tie.. Roy* -J.ibruty at-l'uris. - -Tliey.uru. iiuclj-atu uud u 
quarter yard# long 


ehiefly arnietl with it 

with a lortffy #wagger. much to the , , in i r «iiore- 
own vanity, no doubt, aud to the tnhigled#dmi 
amusement of - tlie /uivricnii#. who iicttncr 
gave ground for them in tlicir lopUpinu pmw 
The approach to the spring# of Cifr sn l TJ’ 


Cii. 

P-F... 

tapdi 


n 


r«aii 

'.'duiD 


•li to Hie Spring# ei « ,, 

1 , •* | dry la d, afier crossing tire liiug and inliuipn 

.ulttinut-BB of primiti ve fll etl uMlimn iBuot ttrtnn , fn n.ln« the liveliest tKim s tmfalR» fa ‘“.".TriS I? 

i * , • 1 1 j. j n 'Phe parched tongue and swollen throat ‘>f 


t'UuiB 

huut! 

Wds 


but still Store is a great neatness und conven- 
ience in the edifice. The church is enjoying 
great hpirituai prosperity. More or less are 


• parched tongi 

emigrant, grbwu painfully lnsupp"in“»»«- 3 

water. To uieet with disappointment vri-re.i ip .^4 

#tanco#«actunl .* “ Rr "' 

by the many skeletons 111 us iiciko*'' : t., . 

j ing endured l»y animals, which /'“y^ pjjjjjjt t#^ 


IIaiina — R t Aina# of AX Ixiamox. — I' oiirtiderahlc exelte- 
ilient ha# again been created iu Havana by alisurd ru- 
mor# of an iiiiniense expedition fitting out iu the South- 
urn SUtv#Tu invade Uuf inland. Recent advices finm 
llrer»i slate that considerable alarm i* really felt, wiileh 
cannot imt he injurious to commercial interests. .The 
rumor# arc attributed to the spies employed by the Uu- 
ban authorities iu thin couutry wire, as they get well paid. I 


- The -tdt urcir-un-FetltyraL Htm4-is-rintuH', but 
prospering. Tlie WesleyaiiH have atlso a 
church here, most of which left Chestnut 
street some years since, because* they could 
notstny inq pro-sluvnry clturcli. ... 'riit:ir-cun- 
scicnccs no doubt Were greatly 'relieved, luit 
they have uot jirospered. Tln*y will proba- 
bly dwindle to nothing. The denunciatory 


ruble, cry ^ 1 
•v .mi id were- 1° _ 

iiuL "Moutrhru* vYia 'fffS 
(.■I,. tmiB in G. it. liil 

y animals, which pave 
.lain#, along lire plains ami across tjx 
-• -• • • ■ - - r t MTie nlace i# --v 

lj0*sTieep* 
, intcrs|>cr»c(l‘ rrt ‘ 


G... ttirrht.'.iM ,.f 
with a human skeleton. 


gutha.” Tlie cHrmree# of 
liqrsf#, mules nnd 'oxen— tlr 


Miscellaneous Itemi. ^ 

Wiiai.k Fnir — The wlialo ship Nile hn* b ^ eD . 
lUid-Ldnayal at San KranclycO for —n*!! tiuliH^ 
and the Arctic Ocean. Tire JMcuyutre thin ► ^ 
liecnnie an important brunch of trade from t 


Buiuipurte's house » ut Longwqod, Kt. Ilelftiu, 
is now ‘a barn . lire room ire died iu. is a stable : and, 
where Ure itniH-rial.IxMly lay in state, may he fouud a urn- 
ehiire for griujfog corn 


Ur. A. II. Wilder, of Kpringfield, Mass., fuilod 

some time since aud weut to (’allfornia leaving his wife 
tililTaiulty to earn their dally bread fur tire time. A tt-w 
drtV# since, the w-veral creditors of the bankrupt met at 
t'o r r\ I ene e ‘ of Un-ir dtdapr'# wife, in couinLaiicr .with 
her invil at luit. . w heu e»«Tt f •uud under Ills plate ||„. 
auiiiitnhqf 'll* cj ...a Tile liiuluuixt h,»d taken tills no tfo-d 
• •l pay tug li.* liabilit ies \I[\\ uf tin- fff-f of bi- HUUIIIu* .i»» 

tUv pMtttV • - - •-> 


deed, tbauwIVM In duty bound to rummualcnta ocon- s .,i r ; t piiBBccsed liy thene BOUOilorB, is suffivitmt 
Iiioiially some alarming iutolligeiico. Olherwise thoir oo> l- ' , . ,, 1 .. 1. 

' to kill any clturcli 


cupation wuidd aoon be gone. 


The ,Rfv II. M’ilmehfohc * — Tire Oxtonl (Eng ) Hei 
aid says tire ex-vicur of East Fnrleigli. who secaded to tlie 
Church of RouiV; a murried pian can not enter the priest- 
hood o r>t> •• Clturcli uf Rome ; but it is said he lias re- 
ceived. a dispensation ffijiii tiie Dope which "Will permit 
him fo preach, though not to jx-rform nny other of tire 
priest'# offices, A.U order of preacher#, to meet. t)i'' eases 
of those English clergymen who. Wing married, can uot 
In- admitted into tire priesthood. 'I# talked of ,d# about to 
lie eatahUslied l»y Ids Uoliqe#N 


OaioiN 01 iiieWaim Liqi.oa Law — It isHtaledthal 
this liill passed the Lower House of the Maine Legislature 
with tlie confident cxirectiithgi tliut it would' I n* defeated 
in the. Hcuuie .As tlie menibera of tlie. Fenate did qol 
like the idea of-UArtUiuing lire. iJrapiuiDibiUl j ul lli leaiiug 
|lre hill, tiny passed it for tlie'Governor to veto When 
it was ' brought to ffovernbr llulibard. Ii^yahoi ssed liis 
laiigniirion lit their folly ill poMiing such a iiltTnnd 
iu« ."It Grey wajil Hit' bill.. 1**1 Grepi hay*' i|.' he put hU 
MUvmU signature "toll , and it Uflaure \Uv lamed Maun 1 k*w 


We dt^igned to luivo spoken of tin* minis# 
turs of these churches, but wlmt we have to 
Hay of, them must l^Q reserved for another 
epistle. 

Ottr winter has been very^ severe, but from 
present appeuranec, .we urn led to conclude 
that the intense cold weather hus passed. 
Our harbors are getting clear of lee, und nav- 
igation is, again restaming its usual course. 
More anon. Traveler. 

February 


Goi.n Cbix. — Messrs. Mbffatt 6: (o ' 
iiiive Issued new Un'Motlar gold pieces- 1 f 
t'oiiveiiieiiee. __ ' 

Hi nai.AitiF.#.— 1 The 'rleayuue statu# tlmt 

bccriming very frequent In San Jf«P u ' c . 
caffes or higliwiiy. roblwry have occurred 

Mam * ai it h* hs' MEEiian.-TheinechaUi^^^ 


lecluiolclH^ 

fuctnrers of Fan FraopiscO have ta'ld a^ 


pun»<»#c «»f entering thulr protest ' ^j'lo ^ 

Imposing u taxon g«K»d«iuanufi»dured an # ' 

Agriculture has l#i<uii toengag"thu» 
ai'ua iu all parts of the State.. 

Tin: *!.((. MON. — Tbe 8(1(1 Krulicli-C" Wf 
ull my. " Hy tlluralUl OUTW 
we lui.ru Unit (H IM jiiul roauliul t hr 


B»il Luke (.r (( (•(•vlilOun It "/“'“J I,»j F u ‘">l 
.irmhor, ii'i'l I'urliryliiK tb(il»*'l» l »- * na . ..***“■ 


I)ecliir7(t i<.',| iit' fodepenauirec. 

Ull to set up a Rcpuwici 

Mnrestone ha# tiecn dN 

huge quantity pt Uw»' 1 


- Gia » f>i ’ O M -S tfwiM v — T-be i'lriiusylvaida lluard 

Of Canal l'o|nmiSs|/ilierk liuvc adopted a resolution tljal 
t|u‘ locks uu tlie Pennsylvania Canal #lmli Is* cJummI at 
IU o'^ha’k nit Satnntiiy ujglit aud sliall yemaiir elofed 
tbitil U o'elis k suil4#y- lllglit 'enrepl for lire pa#* '14 a \4 
pwvkvi beat* 




Oai.ieosma- 
raiueutu. and 
manufactured. 

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|M-"" V'C, til® Hill '' wl.l. l. wil.-.l .... 

lh ' , |it|i ,,1'jflWfiirn J lr,.r»K.M»i»iwi ; *lll' 
,11th « ^ pHUH.-tr Two ilnys before tin; 

rtk ‘WlWM. !.«• '!«’•' P" w "« 1 ' I’" 1 J " w " 

w 1 "* 11 " 1 "win, liml iiurclmKfJ 

|I>| . n„. M U , r»nl from - "W 

M" mil, m l ' "I 

r ", wan* treat ill HR® brut.*,. 

# S L.„ bmh',1 l«MW« 'rrr„ «n 
W «*» l " 1 v'vi'i v avpillullle wa worllij Temrl In »»• 
4jrn ’ 1 1 1| for Hun Ftlinblftco oti lit** 12th. 

a y! *J if,nt*i«*rf»H"" «•» nnt comiiiraMir«t<* 


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who h 


A jurgo nuuilHiV* Of passengers arc tit 
h„v« ftiitl thdr piwutRa thruu K l> «»H U"' 
a *; ia , nll ot K**t nwny Tl.t* cmppiiny^ hK«ntH 
|.i in tr in .iioy.'itml tl»**y an* *»»*H«i*«t to Walt 
Ii*** . mM iy deaths will occur on the Holden 


eoowq^ 1100 


of ,ilt*» InintiffiiW’ crowd 


.l*l«rnrta» ) , 

10 M»ry, t u k 

> nln & dbtHft 
fo wdl k n0T| 
*t«Jttt for tht 
from the ri* 
'the har hit! 

’ mto fliimlni 
n " f'»t a rot#- 
m the m nut* 

' esru of mint 
liiitliriuve,,. 
i»ro still a fa 
♦10 pj r mu 

ftttll\T8 l*ji«f, 

lh* u» 
'Wan i lap 

"••d lumber i* 
tv undn )*L 
a*** Art km 

* to which it t 

11 V uhs ilurl^ 

near the Cak- 
,w " yraniffl 

•»rly Ihethd* 
•Ill-bo »r» cot 
i tiding hilU hj 
liter Kxm gh« 
•ml when Am 

* ‘wo to threw 
i' 1 In** ruohlag 
I K"o*l »£f» 

*“ occurred In 
■t bum tettlfd 

* b^nektd 

* fix Jeatiftut 
by a vefetin 

riilifurni* for 
J" that. exeefA 
inaccrpUbkU 
•d support rtd 

to tin! Li'gidt- 
l now that tL® 

ting tin 1 Rrpr*. 
runcWrsty ob- 
its*' of raliryh 

Tim San Dbp 
i has laiutda 
Hi'-* there brbf 

* The limit 
to tht' ton. i 

luring iraify 

-The San Dbf. 

of 'the prtari|*l 
HI* »< mil .v h* U 

riintotuMhf- 
ls people i<* frns 
iwnth.it the land 
••ry U liTT tieb 
ilormoqifur de- 
pt tlii- int<ni.d 

Wi 

hingiTof inii^ 
powrrfnllr con 
iSonth — o|fnlng 
i fhim tin- State* 


Oiiiwaky Notices. 

„ Snitoly.in Moutgomory, Mu., Dm*.. 
' iMm C VniKION Iv I’AUKKU. wife «f 

Srt‘ 1’uvkcr* ^ ^ ^ 

liorh in Tyrone county, Ire- 

sorted 

hodmts 

, Jcmbir nt City Uonds Clmpol, London 
‘f’ded in Montgomery twenty-two yenre 
She ivus nno'of -tlio original mcmljerR 

IgO* 


1(11. Mt* 

ft 

She was - . 

, to Knglnn.d;. was Converted when 
*'i„old, and joined the Methudfato, nnd 


'•'V 


( i KN KBAT, I N'TKU.Ki KNCK. 

liABiir: III aiVraa iri (fnttojr.— Wo pcrcflrc by our weekly 
hotn piyrplalf uuimfi'rv time thwanlea of (bit ton for the week 
Juat plow'd, lmti t ' renohe'd the Inrge nnumnt of i ii m-iIih* ». 
tmoi aami iiAi.ri Thif, we helleve t- tin henrleM week " 
lulalueM ever known Ja llil*' Market , 

Tmab (JtiKiMTons, — The creditor* of Texn ••pcnfty held 
ii ifieetitiff In the Kxchnnge nt I'hilndelphln. nt which 
Home HtepM weri-tnken to prec- tin Ir Hnlina on. the ntteri- 
tlnn of thn' preaent f’onpreHH The nnionnt^of Texnn 
clnlnm held in I'hilndelphln If* wild to exceed one million j 
*f dolliu-H. 

MiAAi.iHirri liKoifi.ATi-iii-..— The hill to i xeinfit tllttttufiit - { 
hiring -coinpnnh'M from tnxntloti linn l»een defeated in I he* 
Mlr»hifHlppl hygihlnture. 

M Ki.rixo or mi: I.L S. HaXi Hioc Klloi.of.Ha. —A dla- 
piUi.Li frimuril l luiklllliic ■ t inted tile 10th. waya it meeting ( >f_ 
the fitookholdura "t the United Btntea' Hank wnn hei.i i bin 
morning, when the - * committee reported It expedient to 
mnkc n genural nwlgnmcnt. The meeting approved the 
report and appointed another committee to consider the 
various projeetH auhmlHed. and to nhike application to the 
State Legislature for aucll powerfan were mfttired for the 
set t lenient of the nllalra of the llank. 

Imi’Oktamt to MclttiiiAxrii am! Snir-MAarf.iia.- Ily or- 
der of. the Hpnniah Government.' foreign yewela are to be 
placed oti the Hnmc footing as Spnni-h bottoms in the 
Peninsula and adjacent islands, as reaped* navigation. 
linrl>or. liglitlioiise. anchorage and other dites. providi-d 
foreign governments will grant .similar advantages to 
Spanish vessels in their vfaters. 


(El)f Un» (Orleans Cbristlon JUmoc ntr. 


Later Detailn by thn Canada. 

Tie Canada, which arrived at New York on the doming 
of the 18th, brought dates from Loudon afid Paris to the 
doth tilt 

1 KMII V M » . ' 

In speaklngof the appointment of Liird Cowley ns Km* 
hasHiidor to France, the London Pally News says 

, "The Mar,|uis of Vln'ihirnrdc was spoken f’f Hut lit' l* 
of the known opinion of Lord Palmerston Lord Clarcn 
dptl \Vas ineiitloned. tail lie who Is snltl t" have refo-ed I !*•• 
seals of tile Foreign "Dice, was mjt tiki ly to embark iiiMinli 
a 11-oiiUIfii s ,««*a « | .|||,|oifi)H:\’ as Phi'L f.ord Vniftil|igiw.a.‘ 
spoken (if Hut Ids l.or Ml ip has id'iitllh'd lillii-* tr of 
late years with the foreign polities of the .Morning tihroni- 
ele. titan whleli nothing uoulU be more Illiberal or rekr 
tlonnry Lord Cowley bus been out of (lie till moll lif >hig 
Huh and Kreueli polities .-/Though emne "f i Toryirtoe.li. 
lie took a deMifeilly llbepH 'view ol'tlermnn politics. Those 
opinions were fearles-it |irofe«f*ei|. Ihotigh not earrb d out 
in any way that was intermeddling or olTitlltiivc. Wo am 
glad to seo a poliliphiu so liberal, at least s" lit 1 1" bound 
by Tory and arlstucmtlo tradition, appointed to wateli' 

miomnloUs. 
oil of Loufs 


t united (0 fbrni.u Mx*tlmdi»t Church in 
‘ Sho lived to hoo hundreds added 
iund umiihg them her only surviving 
1,1 ^ r , ff ho cherishes u.hope of u happy n- 
2, Tho writer. cun never forget the- day 
Thor death. Whh his family and several -j 
ih P r fnends, ho sat down around lii'V Unapt- 
B l,|c table. All were joyous and lmppy. 

filled her appropriate place at the talde. 
od with her ttsait! gram* and dignity per- 
; m d the duties of her station. Ilow little 
y , t think that that festive scene vj’ould he 
mod changed to the stillness of .the house of 
laouroing, and that we‘ should that night 
.-uJareund her body slirouded'for the grave ! 
is this was so. 

In tljc, evening she walked a few squares to 
■iu sick friend, and while there 1 - was at- 
_tW with apoplexy and died. W e take 
grit comfort in remembering her pnst.life- 
Vtwasnot permitted to speak to us and 
mi that all was well, as she neared the gates 
•death : hut what of that! Sho lived 
i, fife of the rigliteous, and 'tier 'last end 
■aid not be unlike his. The Suhhath he- 
rn her death she was iu her place in the 
MiiClusrT. mid at -the laird's table': and a 
:nv da vi Iwfare she mother pastor in class, 
.here she spoke, as she had often doue, with 
aacji feeling of her hopes of Heaven. We 
art often seen her kneel by penitents at the 
;jr, to encourage mid pray for them. On 
M morning of the day of her death, she 
iotd her husband' and family in domestic 
, oil ip whero alio was aeeustomed some- 
im to lead in prayer herself. Not only 
ell her heart-broken husband and daughter, 
jeady widowed and afflicted, jniss her, hut 
large. circle of neighbors, to whose houses. 

; lime of sickness and affliction, she was ever 
™t, like an angel of- mercy, to tied her 
iit NoUunly will the minister and his 
family miss her kind offices, tint the whole 


Tiik Cai.ikoh.ma Kmiohation. — YchhcIh are in (lenmml 
lit NewYork for (,’iiUft)r|iiit. On Hnturdny tiro ship* in 
bnlln.-t were taken ifp T^tV Hilii'FronciHoo. nt $'200 for flrnt. 
nml $100 for Hceoml cabin] pnMenger*. J.t in ntated that 
such b* the inereoHu in the emigration to California, that 
nil the HtemiierH running between NewYork and Chagrcn 
have Ih'cu engaged foC piue-cngerH for two montli.i to Come. 

. Mixiikx?— ' T lu* llcnild of t lie* 13th Hn.t* : ".Miuden run- 
li Hues) healthy. We know not of ii nlnglif enne of Hickne^ 
in towm 1 NotwltliHtaiiding ihu very dulliii's^ of the time*. 
Sllndcn in now imi>roving nt nu euroufnging rate, ami I 
-ii n irr mu nbc to-be no. H|M*rial- depTi*!*flnn litnnng our UH'i - ! 
elianti*. We have had Home -rain during the last week 
hut it ban .cleared 'off again No Mattering prospect* »'f 
navigation noon." 

iMrkilvv.Mi.Mi — The eitixenH "f I'nion. ami of part of 
•InukHOii and ClalborilC pnriVheH.hnve petitioned Up- Legl.«- 
lot ure’ r<ir' t fie apiiropriatioli !>f the .Awiimp land* therea- 
to niake Corne and Darlamne navigable, and fnr 
•I her purpiiHea. 

Mum ai. Hkkoiim. — A ' bill ban been reported in the. New 
th naiy LegLIaturu allowing any fine tii.prHrtiini mnllidmv 
they being liable (»nly for malpructlre. 

ItijAT ii ok i I’ rto.Mi n vn I CirixK.x.— Captain George Mug- 
gins. an old and prominent citixen of Mohlje. died 'in that 
ily on Sunday last. 

Aiikaihah Imkhnai. lMram kmknii — Tile Meuipiii- 
t’.Bftie and Kn^uirer of the 18th nny* : Our delegates to 
Little Hock have ret urued.,, impressed witli tin- liiglu-st 
sutidenee that a spirit is nrouced in Arknu«ns. wliicll will 
nrly bring fortli sdbstautinl fruits of Internal Improve* 
infill ip. Unit State.* They ha v»‘ aUo had their ideas en- 
larged as to the immense resmfrees of tliat fertile region 
We learn from tlienethht the Convention fixed upon the 
plan of building tlie main trunk line with branches. liud 
that Memphis was adopted as the point of tprnffiius on the 
•Mississippi Itiver 

iioknia Uoi.n. — Tlie entire yield of California iu 
lHf.l is estimated at $7^0,000.* The amount of gold 
the Kl Dorad*'. the last steamer with gold, added to the 
jMN'vioiLs arrivals, makes ait aggregate of $7.tri.YobU since 
l*i January, and. .including the deposits at NewUr leans in 
January, makes an aggregate of $7.“O.YOOO The. ex ports 
ill the iu(4t u^tiine have been $5.042 dOO. lenvhig a balance 
in favor of the eountry of $2,603,000. * 

Tin: FlorioI Haii.hoad —A meeting of the stocRholders 
111 the Florida railroad lias been. held at Tnilnhassee/aml 
CihlciTS have been elected. TIT* subscription of $1.MU0.000 
I»y ftufftireuu aud bis associates. Las been witUdrawu. 


TiiMruiAii v Exciivmk.ni. — T he temperance excitement, 
at Aliinny. New York, is In^yise, The friends of tin 
J he Maine lit|ii>*r law appear determined to push ittlinnigli 


dead, yetwpeaketh." 


rtthinrUyiuft 

* Wlowin* luWf 

■II SeUlelUellt K 
used „t tivehii 
1 1 titty .fAinifa 
t i* iit . ilosigodV 
e erected t |f* 
nclopibg an am 
an Itenmniiioii 
r« '111111 of nto 
by tlie lu'vtn- 
treat nimndun 
uxorinnt jfiwd 

* of ervctloattl 
•eUdile sixrdtitf 
of the nut tw 
Ljiur chUtmik 
ay Ik* found. Ji< 
energy exhikd 
i* vast undeitik 
heir appeal*** 
j their rffottfb 
of our countii * 
[terns. 

ibrc. Ni'wMuk* 

* of the I'otnav 
hc CgnuaMNS 

ich’ rcmalMd. »i 
ailed forth** 
naiid oft’U.J.1 1 
-(sinew rwdW 1 
tinst inconWif 
ioC by 

, ttttu tnWhflfe 
ralitivv bo7»,W 
the (’ommW* 

I in driving «* » 
Hies. The 
, foirhape eigfc* 

•d to harr 
Hh the d«p« 
ricuns aud An® 

•hurt tlo*w^ 
jut of ib ani®* 

»• San Pfdron« 
rado.UalBot* 

IIU. tot®*** 

age*, b adminl" 

itton. Tbr FiK 
lleut (|ual!jr«». 
ion of Ui« ^ 

, the exh-nsif*- 
,f the ground ti- 
in whitwujf 
pnrticitlany 
iraNc Und 
rtlou lo lhf»hc| 

they reW» h* 

»y the fxpkwjAj 

tence of anj 
,. r |,as but W 

»• finest spw*** 

■t act of «■"; 
of the 

n* launch^; 

walhxNfST 

ind strutted**; 

aasg 

wither -fig"* 

L'TKTfe- 

feral 

iCS'd. l't*M» 0 
t.illed i"' 1 ?, 
a He**-® '““a, 


Joshua T. IIeahd. 


DIED— In Hinds County, iMifwiBflipjti, Feb- 
ruary 18, SAHAU MA-KIA, daughter of 
Martha S. B. and the late* Key. Joint AV 
Hiilik of tho Virginia CmiftTence, tigod B 
veah aud a few dnys, 

lliis little girl, t hough # she laid nearcely 
lrrived at the yenrs of ncconntubility, hud 
kr mind deeply, iniptetwed with the sent! 
uent« and spirit of the religion of Jeiuls; and 
diis was clearly manifested' in her lasfc ino- 
[Derit*. A few hours' before her death, .und 
ihrn none of her friends anticipated mrfutul 
f termination of her disease, she remarked to 
kr mother that she had been praying' to 
and that lie* lmd heard and answered 
kf prayers, and that she then felt much bet-, 
to'- and the joyous .{expression of sweet smiles 
»bout fierlovely face confirmed the statement. 
Ihen looking at her mother, she said, •• I ulsi 
prayed that (iixl would hlesjj^yoii, and my. 
'.<tr oaten, and my little brothers.* 1 A very 
‘|>ort time elapsed before the shaft of Death 
pierced her heart. And, doubtlehs. feeling 
rr innocent spirit tluttering to be free from 
“* ““Ihlytenemont, anil tlmt the* moment 
’ er ^P^rtnre was at hand, sprang up in 
’ a!u ' supported liy her mother, lifted up 
“T little lmndo, and directing her cyan 
e »'cn, in a clear and diatinet voice repeated 
llB .Lords I’rnyer, and ai the ‘‘amen" .died 
" p,,n her lipmhe cowed to hreathe. 

IIojhj looks beyond the lapHo of time, 

M hen wlint w« now deplore * 

^hall rise in full, iiimmrtnl prjtifiv *• ■ 

And bloom to fade no mow.'' 

„ * J. T* Ken non. 

Raymond, Feb. 20, 1852. 

Richmond, Ch.^ Ad v. please copy. 

tiUKm: or AnmiKhs,-. liev J. 'T. Heard, 
L ■ DeniopeliB Diatriut, wiahoa his eor- 
r ®"p°ndL*ut« to address him' at Dayton,. Ain. 


iniiL.lirtlliii.ULLiiri -H s iim ’-■nuiirv v/vr y_wti.v 
and new as Kraiiee h n I m'coiiH' tdiioe tlicacce 
NHjMtlc'on *to unilmitcd power. 

The News thinkfc Mint Lord Nnrmmnly. f.irnierly Mitt- 
Istcr In Franee. was really tlio cause «d' Lord Fnlmurston's 
resignation or dismissal •. Jt says : 

•• Lord Palmerston, ii is well known, expressed hlmsi'lf 
in Lomlntito Count WaloBkeiti Icrnts wltleh djd author- 
Itmnixo with’ Lord Niirtimtiliy's language in • l'aris. The 
I'i'esideiit td llte French Republic iiii'iilloiieil. nmrsltowed 
liroofs of tills diiiTepany to Lord NorHianhyv who appealed 
t« the government at home These clrclnnstances led t" 
Lord Palmerston's withdrawal front Downing street, aud 
to Lbrd Normanby'.i retirement fruin’I’arls." 

Tlte emigration to Australia i* Increasing, tint the ship 
owners both in Liverpool mid London are dislnclfned to 
send tlieir 'vessels to ports where there is, evejy prohaliilily 
of their being deserted by tlieir crews, and left without tin* 
means of returning to England. 

Liv'»;arnot.. .Inn. .'ll —Tlie Hritish holders of the Ftnte 
bonds of Texas, are very indignant gt tlfe*prophsnl of tlie 
Oovcrnbr of tlmt State to n duee the* Ktm ntnt of tlie debt 
to the net sum actually paid by tlie original bondholder ; 
and are 'contemplating measures for iinpotitldlng the ten 
millions due by tlte Federal Government to tlie repudiat- 
ing Stutw by a formal nppi'nl tti Congress. 

The gojd dlscc 'Verb's Hi Australia lntvo Induced serious 
propositions for tin* establishment of a mint in Mint dis- 
tant cypiny. A/ tmicii ns a quarter of a million sovereigns 
1 .have, already' licen transmit ted, partly as returns for the 
dd which bus arrived., here, and partly for prospective 
urcimsL'H of the metal on ndvaiitngeoua term- Under 

imwririMiHiitninwrThi^iifopTlr'tynrf'stntdi'.tting mum 

'it her at Sidney or Port Philip ii deeiqed indlspeu-rtble 
AnylhiiiL't more wasteful, hniking nt tlie risk and loss of 
Jntiirost It involves, than tile sliipno nt Of tlie metal hark- 
ards and fiirwa^Os. in the shape of rmigli gold from one 
do and .coined pieces from tlte other, chii liardly lie 
imagined ’* 

hnulon. Saturday, noon —Summons were issued 'on 
Kijday ftir a- Privy Council to lie held on Monday, at 
hucktiiglinm Palace, at whtcliHlie royal speech will he ar- 
ranged The prtuelphr-. rtf the new >r» form 1*111 Will lie 
neither dlsJVnuelii sement nor inHunehlseinent n« regards 
localities, tint only a general etdargepient i»i existing con- 
st it Ue||V.ies. 

Th«' vanoijs liurbuglts are to he enlarged by copious an- 
nexations. Tltfre are tfi be no new Metropolitan hv- 
roughs— no tdore v Heprekclttatiiei for Manrhester and 
Liverpool — none for large ^owris — none for large downs 
unrepresented, qnd no* obliteration of iintnes Wliieh have 
linniglit disgrace upon the hill. 

At Manchester on Saturday trade was quite dulb-wllh 
n weaker market 

At, London an increased supply of bill* on France 
caused rates to advance. 

The first steamer of tlie Australian Steam Company, of 
*■ J tons register, is to leave for Port 'Philip early 
in April ' • 

The demand for freight and passage to A (i«t nil in bad 
nereased in some degree since .the recent act*. Thf par 
going out chiefly roiu*i>a.tiL.ll^il*lNiring rla^-e- 
Cuptnin Penny has again volunteered his services for a 
new Arctic expedition ; hut tlie Admirslty do tel seem 
im-liucd to ave'l thentselves of ilia services It is said tlmt 
Captain Penny .will have an expedition fitted out for him 
liy private -sUb*.rri|*ioii 
lieu. Fir Lewi* Grant is dead 

Tin* prevailing rumor that it was intended to mid 
ilKsi men to tu« >rniy. instated by the l Hited.Servie 
alette to be wholly without foundation, and that the Ft 
i retnry of War will not propose an increase of even 10.000 
men 


CJongreMionul. 

• 11 ASlIlvoioN. Fell. 17 iH'i'j. 

Fr.NAiK —'Die Chair laid before tie 1 He tilde n nilillltllllb 
•iitlon fiom tlie FeerHniy of tin? Treasury, ehcliisp^ n 
sl.alemenf of the stock held h.V the. I 'lilted State* nm| by 
Individual* in the Louisville and Portland Canal 

1 he Chair laid ItcTnre tloi H' lVate a leller froin l.oills 
Roisnih. dated yl Ciiii innatl. February 14 |k.'»2 In which' 
lit tVlui’im thnftks to, tile Gov eriiltteiit and f'otigri 1 ** o'l'f he 
I'nited .‘Mate* fm* fh iv recepflon’ irad efilcriaintnf'id ot 
llllu lii Wnshingfon. Enclosed ill tin letter was a copy of 
his |< tier of flmnk « addressed before leaving \\ a-liiiigf dn 
t" III" President .,1 III" \ lilted Fillies 

1.1 It. I- Men* tiAif. and it find Ion t$ priijt Mn'tii was n 
ferred to (lie CnniiijifYi'e oti Piuilin/ 

Mr UmlerwiMid presriiteil a thWfiyi:' ! i' pritylngf 11ml the 
U lined Staten would lei-ipilif." All" llldej'i'lldeoei* .ilfdlll' 
Keplthllr ijf l.ilierliwillld flint a till" M lllilll si, aiflers b, 
Mv.en tlie I'nlleil Ftafes and LlbcHai may lie eslntilislied 
Feveral other petition* were presented 
The bill griinl log land to |own fob railroad purpose- 
was taken up. and' Mr. Hunter mldii'sscd the Fennte at 
length against it 

)Jl' Hell replied and >! C FtltllhlT nlso replied l<> /•nine 
if Mie remarks of Mr lidiit 


*ATtor Wlllflfl CTTPlilll prist pnnedj till -Ptwmorr n n . - am p 
tho Mena t iv proceeded to tin 1 eonxldl'nitlnn of executive 
business, and shortly after adjourned 

lloiar or- Hr eHr«r s r v 1 1’ r a -AfUl* lh«' journals .lmd 
'•ii read, tlie speaker stated that l/n* first Intslncss In 
•di»r Wa* tin* unfloHhl'd httsllli**^ of! vesferdny— the mo 
on fo recommit tin* hill ri'gttintlnglf lie Mregoft mileage 
itli tlie Instructions proposeil by tho. member Iron 


aryland. Mr Evap? 

re ordered. v- -- n 

Mr Evans nskial tin* unanimous cOnsenf .of the Mouse, 
to enable him to modify tlie ItistViiclIjnis w'filrh he moved 
'Sterility. Tills being objected to, lie withdrew tlie in- 
met Iona, hud the yens and hay* were taken upon tin® 
tin,,, simply to recommit 'the hill to Hn* Committee on 

.>lih age which was „egat ived — yens K4. nays Hil 

The question Uiltn, entile up thfit ihe liili lie engrossed 
ltd read a t bird nine; upon which the yens audimya 
linving been demniuled, it.wa- negatiVed — veasH',. nay si* I 
This decision If'd^lo a di-eussby* which lasted the re- 
mainder of the day. wh ich was cpju tt!*' need by Mr.'Fjtch. 
of Indiana, who expressed his regret .Mint the bill should 
have tiiri vjjth, **11 nnnjlj..ui»|nij'Jtioti. oriuiuailiig from, mo- 
Mtuh to vvKM'li'fje'’ felt averse to refer. 1 lie lisikcd Upfltl llle 
hill as iM'Jng foiitided'oq strict Justin' lie Inul nsked're- 
‘ Mitcdly for the modiflention of the law nnd tor a eon- 
ntetion different from that wliicltl prevailcib _and that 
mileage should h<* calculated according to file uenrest. 


Hk «T HGUN'd. OF QUARTERLY MEETINGS. 

^ wr U(2u«L,» ‘Dtitr.irt . . ‘Hub, min J 'uiijrrrtu r . 
f wvi.’." i'" • • • • Sat and Sunday. February 21 and 22 

■• Uine Grove. Snt.Ai, Fund. ' 


ii hi a despotic movement, whicii they will resist ns un- 
nstltutlqmil. ^Tlie Herald tlilnka the question will lend 
hlofiodshed. ^ 

Ft m vj.t: lino-t * .M.owsmr. — Tin- NewYork TrilAme rift He 
17tli says : The degree of • Reliecca " wns conferred on* 
levi n Indies, wives of mentliers of Ft, (ten' Island Lndgi 
No J42. otuThursday evening lust, at their lodge-nsim. in 
Toltcnville. Staten Island. They expressed tlicniM'lvc.* 
highly pleased with the c* remonii s 

Tin. Paiioos ok leirrr. — Tlie \Yn*' '. ‘on paper- pub* 
ll»h the correspondence between lb. ' ■ .,1 and^ennr de 
la liarcit and others, relative to tin* , .’.ird Lopor. under 
seutonco of deutli in NewYork for-tmirder. "lin criminal' 
ha.- boey unconditionally pardoned bv t»ov Hunt, iii 
si leiation of the clemency shown by tlie (iovcrunieut of 
'Bpniu towards the Vttbifn prisoners 

Loan Giukvii ,.,;. — The prcscut Hritish Secretary of 
Slate for Foreign Affairs ha>. it is 'said, given' another 
proof of his friendship towurds the. United Flates. by 
tlie reca ll o f M r r Cha.tfleltl' from C entra l Ame rica. Where 
lie, .has done little else for three or four yenrs but foment 
difllculties between ills government ahd our owp. 

Fkom Nova Scotia. — H alifax papers of the 10th state 
that tlie subject of the IlnlifHX and Qtielwc railroad wa.- 
Slill under discliudon in the’Provlncial Legislature The 
proposition under consideration hfnjiruposul fora railroad 
by way .of Ft. Join, and the valley of the 8t John riv 
of. which one quarter part of the cost shall be a.isuuu'd by 
•Nova Scotia, a thirif by NewHruuswick. und five-twelfths 
by t'anuduf Tliis is ’ the -proposition of the Canada aud 
NewIlrumNrick delegates. ThervS was a prospect that tlie 
pi-npoHitiou would be adopted. 

From IU k.noh Avars. — A letter from Huouok Ayre 
stales tlmt jiower has been given to Rosas to spend t hi 
public money without rendering any account of it. Me 
iim* had tlie same ptiwcr before, but has publislied a state 
mi nt of moneys received ami paid out .Hereafter lie will 
not do*thl*: All th empower now rests iu his hands 

Timor* ion ^i.naiiu:— Tho tsirk Exact arrived a\Fn 
van, mb on the 21st with tifty-one United States solilie 
under tlie command of Lieut. Merchant, ru route, An’ 
Florida. 

IIkai.tii ok Oitikh.— T ltg following stnteineiit euntprii 
Die deaths ill some of the Atlantic cities for the week eml 
tug February 14. and their proportion to the population : 

Proportion 
. . I iu 2275 
.1 iu UU3 
..1 iu 1690 
..1 in 1673 
..1 hi 1536 

Dl lids number. 13 died of old age, and 191 of diseases ol 
tin throat amt lufritH, - — 

. I’iuvaik Amu,:, — A gentleman who luis occasion to 
walk with two lndl«K under tlie umberilla. should always 
go m the "middle— Mint secures u dry cqnl to himself, ami 
is showing no pa i liulily to cither of the Indies. 


JSSSS!* 

b'lrcuit, 
S2&J Circuit. 




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tins bee" 


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from U»' ^ 

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m'lau*^ 

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28 and 29 
0 and 7 
13 and 14 

26 and 21 

27 und 28 
3 und 4 
Hi and 11 
17 ami la 

UTib. M »W k Fkkh , lri^T “ 


March 


April 


Advocate Office, February 28. 

U^* erM . ,,W Wa * 4 ' ,u K temittunces will please see Mint 
,7 rUack, ,°»Mged. 
l V/ur^‘fe* f T r w !V‘ . Texas. . 


s.ltioi, U.J7V" ll - '■ Hill 
P-O M ™'C l I t ' 1 »Mor.Mfonii . 

# I IUv u I*,,™ ; monl({oim.ry. Abi 


• -'I' ••aiiiiu.'Mi. 1st 

UKmeu.p m Ui N UW York. . 


-2 f t 0 
2 5 <» 
2 56 
2 50 
2 50 


Tin 


FRANCE. 

Journal itr * . Detuls. of January 29. niimniuee 


Ho-lon 

Deaths 

.I’opulatiou 

61 ... . 

...i: W.788. 

New York 

... 434 . . . . 

. .617.849.. 

I’iiiludclpiiiu.. 


. . .860.000. 

Bnltiiimre 

101.... 

...1119025. 

t'luirlestoji .... 

28.... 

... 43 014.. 


N K 
statoi 


Fi.ni HiNo Miix.— T he Fort Smith (Ark.) Herald 
tliat a tiouring mill hus just heeu put in operation 


ou the 1'otcau, Choctaw Nation. 

' m i k ok an Ei ihiiant — The ( town of North.Adams. 
Ma-s., lias beeq sued for $2u.t*8i by the owners of tllir ele* 
phlmt. Columbus, which w?is killed by railing through a 
bridge hear Mint town last summer. 


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IHb UV LiT , L , ' ; W ; y* * , (0 ' ig ) 'U'**0 . Hadeii. Uiiyuu 
' X 'll ( n! 1 . 1 ' j’NuttmlnB. La 

« U li ) Dr. J, M. Illlllunl, (i, 

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^ 'V " «fflbr,( J i... )N . 


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2 IA) 


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; 11 • ) H. V \v"u ‘ ) N H»blwln r S|.rli. K «, 
Via,., . " r * * !(«•«» TIlU®. Imr*t.*r. fr.t- 

fc-'Blv.'vt-'Sl?;); J *"“» Kfy . in. M. II 
Rml ; (i, , (n >■) IV I. Uihii,,, Lurk- 

J <®S*' 1 *•"!.' ^ Al >"»ny vi, , Ait. 


Au '*• Cotton : III - 


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Cotton : 
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Lw,« 

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(u s.)’’Muj. ,i, Tjptoii. Selma. 

I lilehelt. Selma Ala. l ess 


15. HO 
2 


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Wfj V ^UrHng. 1 Gluey Ala .J,. 
I*" 1 "!, Ml,. N , U""I fu r.) Mi> \V M,, 


i-i'h* [^i 
■KUson 


$5 

ouut Hay- 
' T H It* a. I hil... 


I’m Aira hta liu —The Charleston Mercury of the 
29lh says : We are gratified to learn from a reliable 

sm.rce. that tho tolls oil the South Carolina side of the 
AVkUHtu bridge HVe discontinued, and Mint the rates on. 
Ihe Augusta Side are reduced to former rates, an arnica- 
lile arrangement having Wen n uplu j o (>■» < i fy-c A,- 1 

N*.w Cvtiioi.o: Ciiun ii A Catholie ehureh is ahoiil 
18'ii'g erected at Fine Hluff. Ark. tleu ThomiW S( James 
Iu*- donated n lot id' ground for the purpoxe. 

... -1st. ‘ 

Tux Kiimnn ILiimui - 'Ir Hleveosoo bnr® 
lb" line of tlie Cairo Hallway. The two bruuclies of Mn- 
Nile are lo be crossed by u ponloii bridge. TUh Faelia 
li|i* given orders for lh.iKHi laborers to. lie put upon the 
rks. 


lain, tiia( the gein^al. elections of members of the leglsli 
Mvo-ffody-of -Fram e -will lake place on Sunday, the lfdh. 
and Monday, the. 16th., of February. 

A.telegrnphic disp.ilch received at London.' dated Farts. 
January 30. suys : 

The Mltiisti'r of the Interior lin.4 \ddre.' ied n eir^ular 
to tile Prefects Of the Department", ‘nuthoming them t> 
release from pri-ow. an, l restore to tiiPlr frniHii's. such 0 
tlie imurgeuts. arrested since tlie 2d of. DeccuiWr. u m shall 
gp ear U» hove been mergljr led n-tray. aHd who-ie lil*era- 

tqTfminfTi n'w^lr l Tfie I r^'^^"ig^ 

yf dtsaffeoiioii are progr. isiug witli vigor. 

The church of Naxlgullli l’Eveque. near He-.-ua*. v 
sumhimb'd on the 17tli In-ti.iit. Jrl'Me ma-s we i going on 
by a delneimient of tin* 38tli regiment . suppoi .'‘d by g.-nd- 
annesaudbui pr* On coming out of rbiircli ^«*ch Indt- 
Vidua) was stopped and amk» <1 for Ids or her name. Tldi 
umx|HCted proi-'-eillng h-d to tlie arrest upon the spot 
eighteen per. on* charged with having taken a p. rt Iu tin 
ri mg of. tin* 3rd and 4th December. Many other arrests 
have Weit lyade slnpe Several huv«' N surrendered them 
.“elves. The number «V pi Lamer* now in .FcXunas is 315 
Many have h"i n transferred to liey.icrs. where, at Mils m 
m. nt. 7o*J an* l»c,U“tody. It 1“ said that every fire, 
arre-t ■prodmp'* eonf-- imls wliicll lead t«> tin* Wile 
mol')' warrants A letter (jxmi Flsteron'(Ha“-e -Al|»es.) 
tlie 23nl ■ ays ; • NumeroUf arrests continue to die made in 
this neighborhood Not lees tliaw 256 persons are uinv iu 
custody, amt almost all of them have b.'eu furnished by 
Mih throb cantons of Wnvottve. Vnlorine. and Fistemn 
L'lfty-thfee political prisoner* were, two dnys ago. lodged 
iii the jidt'of Urteuii.- . tlire*’ nre woinen. Hnd it i^sni’d tlmt 
limy OMik an active part in the Insurrection at Itonny 
•Tlie Payi says, tliat alsAit two thousand pel sons, sc 
lected from those considered. to Is 1 the least deserving 
severe punislmient. will be sent to Algeria, and employ) 
in ttie agricultural colon', 'iv there." 

AnyAMpression of oidnbm'.in o.'garrfto tin: J’rc.-idcnt. 
tliat may reach the cars of tlie authorities. U luvuriahly 
punished with severity. A •basket-maker said t 
soldier* tliat they were nu re fighting machines fora man 
•who did not descrqc any rrspect.^ Me was nqioued. fine 
AS and coudeiuned to two mouths' iuiprii omnent 

it. l'ietrl, tlie hew- Prefect of Police, has issued a pr< 
clamatlon to Mie inliabitants of Paris on his nccesiion t‘ 
office. Iu this document the Prince Louis Napoleon 
styled tin* heir of the Kmpenir.. M IMctri promises to 
paternal as well as sj-vere. *° 

The French government is taking gr«>ut palm to show 
that”uobody was kUlcd In tlie revolution nT the 2d' De 
u'lid tlie two following days. 

The Gciierul-in-Chiefrif tlie ATmy 1ms made, a report t' 
tlie effect tliat oh the 3d and 4lh December. tlu; loss iu the 
army was 23 killed aud 17 officers aud 167 men wounded 
l From the same Aaron there Is a statement, that the total 
number of civiliaim killed wa ‘ 191. and 87 wounded. Tin 
report states tlyit the latter number would have be, 
greater had all the insurgents Wounded .made Mieuiselv 
known. - ‘ 

The testamentary executor* of Louis IMiilipja' have, 
lias ulremly been announced by .telegraph, prpteeto 
against tin* sequestration of the property of the Orlcau 
family. The -protest examines and contests the legal 
doctrine* alleged in justification of the sequestration. The 
pretest is. signed by Dupiu, Due de Montiunreuc 
Comte de Moiitnllvel, Ksplague-Harras 

^ " IjELGItM. 

Hy the decrees of the Hresidcnt of tlie French Republic 
confiscating tlie property of the Mrli-uns family. Hie chil- 
dren of,. the King of the Helginn*. are deprived of all in- 
come of 400 .600 francs. 

Tlie luilf/penilaiii t lirlge has tlie following uiMin tlie posi- 
tion of the French refugees: 

“ 'I t'uruot ims not. as soniemf tha'jpurnals Imre said 
been expelled from Itelgiuin : but it is true tliat 1m is !n- 
clljO'd to leave us. On the npp'-aruoee of the lists of prb- 
TcFIptlonriii wJiicIrUB mime tomt hiiorlWd; hut where 
'the names of several of Ills former colleagues Were. M. 
Curled w rote to lie- Kingnf I’ru.'sia a most dignified letter, 
iu which, remarking tliat Ills father found an asylum in 
tliat monarch's dominions utter lie' proscriptions of 181.5, 
lie claims tlie anuiu hospitality, 

••The illustrious Huron Alexander 1 liiuiWldt. formerly a 
friend of'Geiiernl Carnot, amt liis c(dle*gue ill the Insti- 
tutp. hastened to present tills letter to Mm King, who im- 
mediately granted tfle request ill tile most honof»blc 
tcfui.i, A iiiunber.of -political refugees. coui|)Fumised iu 
Ffi.'iieh affairs, who liave been lieru a fort night unknown to 
tlie poliCI*. are at tliis time t|uitling nufi eountry Ihr |S)ig< 
bind. Holland and Germany." ‘ 

1 Tho' F nTnih • uovcrnmahi'^imf t-ecnlied M T i i iY*n\ 1 1 > 
Minister at Itrussels, win* is (dueeil m ilispuiihilite. aud 
replaced by tile Duke de Ihissaim. Tlie pew Minister was 
for more limn eight years Secretary to tlm French Embas- 
sy at Itrussels. and is connected witli several principal 
f.unilies of Hclgiiiiii. 


T.ki,i> 


CllltAIMIH 1 I'l'KMS 


NowYorli Mnrlmtn. 

NiwYohh February 2<t 

There Ims lieen a moderate demand Iu day III the tbit 
ton market, and 2Ann bal< “ lia.ve been sold nt um-hniigi d 
jirlces Flour hn deelined ami is dull at $4 M| a 1 4 *7 
per bill l‘»r Flat) brand- Corn litis been quo I nlldtb' 
rates in > low i r yellow ami while are o iling at 66 * eiu 


sternly at $1 . 56 for old,' 

IllrtH^dh-e is in fair roqm 1 


dents on tin 
uomdjr opponsi 


Bpsnlsli still 1 allied by Ihe authorities xtrtm 
6 sly opposed the landing of the Ainerlenn soldiers, nod 
tlie officer* of tlie ship were compelled to engage leials I.. 
take them p, || njr ( \l Pnnfinia our Inform*!)' 

tiesrd |t ri ported that the tnllltiiry under arm*, to 
ease their assistance should he required." 

The#* troops had got. Over Mie I-Miii.lis. nlid tlie Pnnntnii 
Flar of the 3d Inst say. 

M e are happy to announce Hint tlie United 


propie 

upon which! tlm yyns u njid nays 


mail mute, but it wa* ascertained imfiiro tin' el(s*e of tlie 
last se-sion Mint no change could la* effected, owing to t he 
ppiwitlon tliat was experienced in the oilier end of tlm 
Yipitid. 

Mr McMullin said it was to bo regretted. Mint OoHgiVss 
loidd he atlnuycd by tliis question of mlli'agi' during 
e Ii .'iieeeeding v i s-it’>n It. 1 -Iiniil.l like to know what is 
•* •)• • i "I genii' nu n — e.i» it ntTnciiTne or sVlrP tin y 
aellng in gohd fait'h '—if t)ie coilimitjtee were to liring In. 
bill di terminlug tlie mileage ! and lie did riot think 
!• y could 'better employ f heir tliflj* liy doing so Hut 
it'll rider, 'lice to tile question before tile House. Ili'.liillsl 
" permitted ‘to say. tlmt* tin* gentleman win; would be. 
ffeeted by 1 lids bill* k new before ho Was elected what was 
lie action of Congress ’during the lust session, and lmd no 
right to complain. ( i j ^ 

'There werfi' niemtH'ni’of the Iknisk to wiiom In* could 
n-b’r. wlio'came n dlxtfinre of follf and flVe hundred miles. 

nil were from five to six days on tlil'in way. whilw others 
"Ii" ratne ilwuldo the. distance in much less time, owing fo I 
Mie lactiiMeti ol travelling, received twin 1 the aumiint ; yet j 
tin 1 former, did not ’complain. FnVntcrly. -When nmintM-rs 
i 'veiled j* very wherewith great diflleiilty. the inw opera* 

I iiion' .equitalily He concluded Hy saying tliat he 
ilM'itld vote ngaii at tho recntisldt‘ri(tloii nf the hill, mid 

hoidd it he reconsidered lie slmubl vote ngain-t its pns- 

SJige ' j . . ‘ 

Mr. Parker, of Indiana, spoke in favor of Mm bllh'nml 
liiidiented Mr. Lam', tin* delegate from' Oregon, who. he 
said had not made nny eomplnint hh to tlu* mileage. 

Mr Tobin h*. ot Geqtgia, siiiil wln-rt.the mileage was 
fixer at $2 ram from Oregon, it exceeded that' which was 
allowed to any other niemlier. 1 ami operated unjustly to- 
wards more than pim-half of the m^mlH»rs of® thu 1 louse 
Suti-equently the allowance to the member frftm t'alifor- 
n*l (Iclegalt'j'rym Utah wns regulated by tlie llouse 
oil 1 1 .rejected by tin. 1 other branch. Gentlemen complain, 
said. .of the act. of 1848 working iiti injustice, and yet 
• old revert to u rule by which it would in* perpetuated. 
Mr. Stephens, of Pennsylvania, paid the deb-gate from 
'••gon knew whnt was the law. and came on with the un- 
lerr tmrding that he was to receivi; $2lfttil). I>iil gentlemen 
»i-li twgive him a gratuity 1 if so. bd them bring in a bill 
to that effect Thera wns no gutilicmiin to whom liv.woulil 
mor ehrerfully make a praM'nt . if iu* were permitted, to 
follow the In-iit of hi- im-liuaujju. anil wen* not witlilield 
by-n sense of puldieiliitv 

Mr. Stuart, of Mudnguu. bald some members nijelve 
$2< n mileage — Ihis-tlUiy Ik* wrong ; but thy* House should 
not select tlm delegate, from Oregon ps tin* object- for an 
cnuotnical nmveiiienr . why should not the member- who 
ame a distance of tjve tlioii-aud miles I) 11 paid lit the saute 
nte as one who traveled .live* hundred, the uliowaiiue 
bv law hi ing ten cents per mihv The gentlemni*- from 
Maryland. Mr Evans, lie said. Iiad proposed to divide tlie 
amount allowed for up-luhcrs g« uenilly , but tliat propo- 
sition" would create ns.murh objection -asthr course which 
is iit* pro. ••lit pursued. 

F. -vernl other gehtltfuicn joined In tlie tllseiisjiion.' Mr. 
Ftanlon. (if Tennossee, said he supjK,rted the bill bccausi 

•.considered it an net of justice, and Mr. Polk entered 
to un elaborate defence of t'ol. Laije . 
lie was followed by Mr. Mir. of poiitli Carolina, win 

“tliietion of the law of 1856. to wliU'n lie called the ntten- 
tbin of tlie House tdji'proviso in lhe|bU|, which. *tw said, 
ptoved it we to have a genera} operation • 

G. Mht members differatl as t«> tliis construction of tlie 
.law Mr. Polk, of Tcum ssec. ehtcrad .Into art ejaborntir 
defence of the delegate from Oregon : and tlte liour of ad ; 
journing having ui.dved. tin* llouse adjourned till to* 
umrroW^it 12 o'clock. 

K'ATi^—H'iifAiiigfow., February 18. — Mr. Fish presented 
tlm memorial of Henry Griuuell. of NewYork. offering to 
the United States, free ol charge.' tlie two v canals. 
Advance and Resrm . lately engage) I ill the.searrh for Fir 
John Franklin, ami suggest iiiif that they, together, with a 
mini propeller, be sent Upon a further ex|iedition in . 
earelnff tin*' same 'D.'irties. Al • a i 1 ' 1 ! it ion signed by 
1' » persons of NewYork. praying that siieh expedition 
may be titled "lit 

Alter petitions Mr. lluinUn reported n bill extending 
tlu'seolb'etion dUtriet of. tbmrgetown. D. t' so as to 
include Wii-ddiigtnii City, tliat is. to make lYnshington 
port of entry. 

.Mr. IL also rep4>ited. from— G»c Cmnuilf lee on I’riotimr. 
in favyr of printing Komuth's letters of thanks 'to Uon- 
gr * and tne uftvi.rnmenUlaid Iwfora the Senate yester- 
day , 

Mr. Itorland opposed the printing, ns unnecessary. 

>Lr. t-hase advocated It ■* 

,'fr Hadger. moved it to be laid on the. table. Lost— 
yi'ns 16 nirys 21 

A g'li'irM deluite then .ensued on the printing of. these 
letters, in which 'Messrs. Seward. Mass. I'hnse. Hniiiliii. 
Downs and Soule, favored it. and Messrs. Ladder, fjeui-, 
•ms Hutler. Horland and Rusk, opposed it TioNttipyrt ot 
the committee 'wa* adopted, and tut* printing ordered by 
the fnUowiug vote : 

IVtfv-c- It right. Hro)||,ead. Mass. Chase, Dafis. Dodge, of 
lViscpnsin, Dodge, of Iowa. Douglax' Downs. Felch. Gwin. 
liauiiiu, Jones, of Iowa. McKue. Norris. Seward, Smith. 
Sutile, Stock ton. Sumner. Wade — 21. ' 

A' 1 iys-*-AteUl ii on. Radger. Jtell. Horland. Butler. Clarke. 
Clemens. Dawsqn. fish, Geyer. Hunter. Jones. of v T.enn'. 
King. Miller. Morton. Pratt Rusk, Sprmiuee. Underwood. 
Upham — 20. 

The Chair laid before tin* Senate the report of the Post- 
ma-ter-Geiiernl. slmwlng the aumunt received* from post- 
nge>. und the number of postage stamps sold during Mie 
'Jllarter eliding September 39. 1851. 

The Chair also laid beforflptho Senate a report fr*m Jht* 
Seendary cf the .Treasury, showing tht* contract* made 
by that lbqiartiifcnt .during the year 1851. 

On motion of Mr Hamlin the hill allowing drawbacks 
-on goods imported from'Texus into Mexico. v*ns taken up 
and ord< red to be eugfoaaed for a tidrd rcajllng. 

The Senate then took up the bill grunting Jund to low 
lor railroad purposes, and 

Mr. Underwood commenced n speech upon the subject 
but shortly after rouse n If d to the motion ; nnd the Semite 
adjourned.- t 

lioi'NK. — The journals having been read'. Mr. Walsh, of 
Maryland., presented the pHitiou of Dabney jU Carr, late 


per biislnl '■ Mess l')>rk Is steady at $1 ■ 50 for old, ’ami 
$15 7 lifirral.'for ir 
H*.| a 9 cettls per Hi 

Largo Fire. 

Cim is* a 1 1, February 26 

\*TIiv Ini g * - tlllll'hilie shop and eiifdne Inline at Nortlitle|)l 
witli seven large bs-Omottves. «■ i. * i>Mrtly,(b‘h troy Oil t" 
day by fife 'I'licy all la'lotiged. Jo I tie t tent ml itnilriaoi 
Company. 0 

CongroHHional PrpoeedingB. 

W vmixoiox. February 26. 

In the Senate to-day a Moot eonimltiee was balloted for 
to investigate the di-clslohi of the late llonrd of i'nmml 
sinm rs on Mi'xi^an claim." 

In Ihi* f Inuse. the lloiiufy litaml . bill was iiim-nih'd by 
pro* Idltig for Registers iftul Receivers, who will Ih* paid 
fitly cents fur eiiidi bind warrant located, Mils' to he paid 
for by Tin* person locating tliV warrant * Warrants to be 
i rued are to be u'sslgnnbb*. and the provisions of tlio net 
are greatly extended In other respect* Tlie bill was put 
‘upon its pannage, but pending tlie questtun, the House ad- 
journed. 

. W.viin.Milox. Feb. 26. eveii|7ig 

Mr Soule lias been made Chairman of tlie select com- 
mittee to investlgHl) 1 Mie prbflccdlngy •of tile "Hoard* of 
(Commissioners on Mexican Claims. 

Rumor— Franco and tho Unttcil Staton. 

Ni.wYoiiK. Felr. 26 

It is reported here tilts afternoon Mint Mr "Webstar Inn 
received dlspatcheH^rom Mie American Minister nt Paris 
rvp^stieR a character ns to require liis iimiiedlate returfi to 
^^'ilngton City 

Liverpool Market!!. 

* Nkw York. -Feb 26 

Tli" sides in tlie Liverpool cotton markht during tlio five 
days preceding the departure .of tlio Atlantic were 36.(850 
bale* , 

At the slate of the A Month 1 » -tilling' foiiHil* were quote, I 


Ir"",.. "liml, rln, ..rtglnnll, MO mm nnclrr iiiimiI . 

, T; 1 :." 41 "••SUn-n* *>f ,ttflniffv. «hnf.. m 

I "’JjT 111 '"Diour I'll, Iim mir fltlii i,. ,.n lit. 

C.;..''!-*!’.":!’” ‘'T *)S *«t. «rrl». .l Mill .t-|.nr1. ,1 


■Tin 


«„.ll »ll|.*r,i » f..r I l,r w |„. r „ ltl J. 

rmiiiln nut II III- •li-i.miT 1 1 i.lir.. r ,itn 1. m„| r t„ 
with I Item.’ * • 1 


lepnrl 


alts - ‘4 

NowYork Cotton Market. 

” , "Nr-wYona Feb 27 

Tl|« cotton market to-day Ims ta'im without animation, 
but clones Mil* evening without any quotable change in 
price* ^ . . 

Arrival of the Baltic— Cane of Mrs. GalncH.- 
1 MT.'OIay'a Health. 

. ' •* ‘ Wasiiixuion. Feb 27 

M'lie t'olllns Hteamer Halt ie has* rriv<al lor the.iiispucUoii 
of MeminTsof (,’oiigrass and of the President nmlGovern- 
menl. Site produces quite a sensation. 

flip Fupretnu Court will deliver a decision in the grant 
Gaines ease ou Mumlny next, the 1st of March It is well 
understood here that the judgment will ba adverse (o Mrs 
Gahjes. 

Mr Clay's henllli is improving very decidedly. 

Further by the Atlantic— Interesting Com- 
mercial News— English Reform Bill. 

KnOi.ami. — Lord John Husm'II has introduced ids Ueforin 
bill into Parliament.* Thrirtost. important of the measures 
proposed are the retlueliou of the County* franchise Trum 
fifty to twenty pouuds.- W.ithaxjorraspoddlng radnetioufor 
tliii Horoughs. amt the ahblition of tlie test oaths, 
i'hii Ihuik ol England has' reduced the rates /or gold 

France— Prisoners Released— More Arrests. 

N"MiiiIg of espeqjnl_ interest had transpired in French 
mailers Since 111,* Cumliria sailed Many political prison- 
r.- had been released, nnd some few arrests made 
Si iin — T lie papers contain full details of tlie attvm|)t 
to a^sassipalS Queen Isnliella. 

Arrival of the Asia. 

The (Milliard steamer Aslnrarrivud at Livur|iool *on the 
loth hist. 

Batch Hoi or.. Feb. 20 

In the Senate to-day. Mr. j)ufcr s act to rcp"althenct ex- 
oTn pti ni^yblffBteer Compaphw from Jury duty was passed. 
Resolutions n-cognUing the CoinpromlBe measoras as the- 
t„ a that could be- liml and as affinal setllemunt. were 
jMissifl witli •the proviso that no censure is intended to 
Mr. Downs or Mr. Soule.. fTbe Hetr^jbliment bill passed 
ri'diicing the Governor's salary to four 
oTTii rs iii propurTTou. 

In the House the J udiciary Committee reported un- 
favorably on Mj,c act to regulate interest of luouey uml 
to ntiolisli tlie usury laws, amt also ou an uct to e? tablisli 
auot her Distriet Gdhrt in the Parish of Jefferson •* 


Tm As. i ifF, ari u -l.lent Wilke*, in reply tn lm|iit 
rlcs which Juivc been directed to him in relation to tin 
plan, lie suggest' d for the search after Htr John KraiWIln 
Iu a eqininiinientioii to the Editor* nf tlie Natloiinl Ktyt 
llg' lieer explain* the mode 111 which he would profs ; 

"e *1 qfrjt himjil Jje 1 ‘'"'"i "6 U»|. tn t di 

III tile “ean li he li- l l- I" »- to avolit «- f.,, p.,«M»,|,. t|„. 

risk of more valliahln live* In the attempt to render as 
*l*tauce tn those who may have already perished Th * 
second. U> render ralbf iy speedy .indeff. rilve ns iKisslIile 
liclierillg Ml" senrall by ve*eet* to he futile, lie proposes to 
employ them only toeonveymnn a.,d provision* to tin 
harbor ; ou Wcllltiglon Channel, where Hit 1 'John Franklin 
and hi* expedition passed the winter of lK45-'46. Then 
hv |r» ^npiiRc.* to place a temporary colony of “from four to 
• hundred nu n. provided with *11 (lie means necessary, 
sledge*. I mat*, etc., of tlie best anil moil appropriate, 
cnnstr.iietlrin ; and for this temporary colony' to* remain 
until the whole "Arctic region I* searched In all directions 
from this point. 

I’lils force, he believes, would he adequate to make an 
(feet uni exploration in tw*o seasons, and be subject to no 
mort^riHk than what may -be vneoUtftdTrd In such cll A 
mutes, wliicli by ex|M'rlence or former expeditions have 
lint been found to In, sutOect to greater casualties tle«,p 
other portimis of the globe. 

In reference to tlm plan thus, proposed, Llout. W says 
he lias full confidence In. its practicability, nnd whether It 
•Ult successfully it) the humand object of affording re 
th'f t'» the missing voyagers, or only adding cpntributloni 
to oiir knowledge of the Arctic region*. |t must stlll.prove 
highly honorable to our country., IfK has already sub- 
milted a nv-nmrlal to t’ongrw** directing their attention 
to the proposed plan Hf (march, ahd TRY" King their aid' In 
carrying tt out. 

A.^ ti fnnrillnr.extitnple of Imw proper mnnes are 
changed liy transportation to dlffcrant v countrlrs., the story 
of J i >|in Hint-may Is*' Instanced An English (migrant 
settling in Pennsylvania, found his patronymic translated 
by the Germans Into • Fuersteln” (Firestone) } he moved 
lilt" l.otilhlitnn . a here the French coloiitsts named him 
■ IMerre de Fusjl and. in later dnys. lie departed this 
life in New England as the Inmented •• Peter (tun " 

A Western pnpersnyH that when Hour i» down 

t0«$4 46 p, r barrel, and* wheat 80 cents per bushel It 
'liikt s iimfo than ten mill* in make a emit. 


Tiik Forkkiiko Bah. ok Uiuri.ix — The $19 (WO ball 
wlifi'h t'hnplln. the negro-stealer, gave on a charge of nt- 
tehipting to abduct -slaves Indongliig to Messrs. Htephens 
and Toomlis. aud which lie forfeited, has bien paid over 
to thjj Htate of Maryland. , 

Board of Health. 

LIST OF INTKRMKNT8 JN TIIK CITY OK NKW ORLEANS 
For Mis West, r ii ■! | ii k Fehrnsry VO, 1S5V. 


Ilrsin, t'onmslionof.. 

Hroii hilU 

('em Alston* . , 

i ('swrli 

-^JL^;m;ii»|iI|i.ii 

' [Wftri-Au' Ihs-si* 

(Vlirmni Trriie-os. . . 

Ilinrrliien u 1 , 

DrlltilitMl 

DeWlfty . 

Dysrtilerv 

Dre»,W.... 

hUiifplialnts 


Tilimil . . 


Kevsr, KMniUcnt 

Fevsr, l*urr|irral 

F»vfr,Or®‘tH , sl — 

F*-»sr, Tvj'has 

jOiMlro Enteritis 

Gnilrills 

Hear), INs-Mcof 

InlrmiKrsiH* 

InJ'iry ol Hplne . 

IsniKs, CimKislien nf . . . . 

.\|»niiigiiis 

'H-t Am- 

I’ulmiHisry A|xi|>l®iy. . 

Fneumonin 

I'neumonia 1 vptiulH . . . . 

sunken, 

| Trismus..; 

|Hcr«liiln 

Unn-Hallf ".t; 

"'■mini uf Neck 


Tout ' 

Of thssn J1 nr to umlsr to years, so. I rj p<>Ipv«<I. 

a. i U lster; tw-t® ,> Hoard of Health. 

1 .1ST OF INTERMENTS IN IliK CITY OF LAFAYETTE, 
For ths Wish ondlns Fsbruary io, 1*6*. 

1 1 rultuonsry Artery. Rupture of, . . 

t * I'ueumiKiia Typholilst 


Vink and the sales r/ the week sum Op 5000 hM« at aboot 
the nms rates as *<• Inst qtmted thnngti fdvof aalra havw 
takni place at .-nr outsbls figure*. We still <| not# M**s '• 

* J? limn 66. prime at $f:t S ff 50. and Rtomf* 

at $12 $ 1 2 25 ^ Ltd W- have noticed, also, snows 

26ooiS(.|), Hulk Meat. Ifng-roond. si, id at 7*'.. . . Be*# turn 

H i •l"wiy at f|l 00ft) $|J 00 Tp hi, l for Mem, $9 Wf® 

$9 00 for M ii and $7 My»$* rm for twtme Tho last . 
•al* of 'prime Mens was at $13 Off f tierce for a lot of 
tierces . Rnrrm was In g-ssl request early In thawwfct 
MM| lUr ""pply has heenexhan&ted at fullpricea, tbolatar 
)|r* ,,f round lots being made at ft |% for 

Odea, and 7*$ for Hlimililm Hmail lots of fildM hart* 
Is'cn railing latterly at W, and yeaterday 2l0 ca«ka 
sold at. !Vrt)0', id f«»r Side* and 8$ for Fbuulder* Kama 
have continued lo bring UXOU* $i fc fov plain amt 
bagged ft r holes (t ugar- cured.. .. I^rd haabwn firm, with 
sail's of 2506 lt}d* and tlerre* at fifttfi.tg. and a few lota of 
kegs at 9 1* ft)9 P-16-t ^ fh for prime new . Western Bat- ■ 
ter and Ghe cm® have charigod btit Ilttia. the fc nmv tw twg , 
ing 10ft)Hkt arcrirdlng to quality, and tb« lattar 707 
> lb 

HKTB— ' Then, has boon some Inquiry for this article 
during the week, and 700 casks have bran disposed Of 4 ft 
3 7-l6ft)fi»'^ 5* |L f,, r Carolina r » 

55'HIHKY— The rates for Mds article are without nay 
mntcrlnl change, and wo have noticed sales of some 2500 
hhls. moptiy at 17* for, ftectjfled and 17*018* * f»0«W 
for Raw. fionin fkvnrlte brands of Rectified have aoid at 
17 '4(5)17 S* . 

HOGGING AND ROPE— The demand has continued 
limited to small parcels at I2tf®13)f* 'Jor Kentucky 
Hagging. and 6'4* lor Hope. India Bagging Is bald 
at UA<fS>11^t- YusUrday 700 places sold at under 12 X*. 

<HJ®NNY BAOR— flftiall lots of bales have arid daring 
the week at 9ft)$,y*. Including, on Thursday, a lot of 
15.000 bags at the Inside figure. 

SALT— Wo have noticed sales of several cargoes Llvnr- 
pool since our last weekly toport: Including ona, alicoarae, 
at 66*. two. one-fourth to on^thlrdltne. at 61*. and ona, i 
one-thlrd fine, at 67>^* ^ sack, all for cksh. 8000 sack a 
Turks Island, sold from wnrahou**, on Wadneuky. ak 414 
sack, 90 day*. From second hands the rntas for Llyar* 
pool have been 80fSWV* $) sack fbr entree and fine, de- 
livered free of drayage. 

(’OFFKK— Thera has been a fair demand In the Coffaa* 
market during the greater pHW of the weak, though that 
expectation of later Intelltgenca from Rio, by a veaaal In 
tho river, hud the effect th check business fi»r'o day or 
two The week's sales sum up 9U00 big* Rio, ft an ex- . 
treme rangii of BhjfSiiHa* V Iti fur ordinary old to prima 
new Three cnrg'K-s arrived during tha wavk from Rio da 
Janeiro, making the direct Imports, since tha 1*1 of Sep- 
tember. -219090 bugs Th* stock In first hands, laat even- 
ing. was a boy t 16.200 hags 

GANDLRflr— Thera ha* been home inquiry fbr Htat Can* 
dir*, and atwut 1500 boxes have bean sold at 10f91AM+ 

V ft 

HAY— Two lots, embracing 3600 bales Western Hay, 
have been sold at 00. and some small paresis, front 
store. >t $$0 00 ft ton.' ^ 

LI.M B— We have yot no Important sales to notice. . Tha 
rates, from second hands are $1 37)4ft>$l 40 ft bbt tor 
Thmnaston. eto. 

LEAD— Not a salt la yet reported. 

' HEMP— Wo have not heard of a transaction la this ’ 
article, In our market, for several months. 

TALLOW— W.r continue to quote city rendered at 6Mv 
and Western nt 6* ft ft. but wtthoat any sales of conse- 
quence. 

FREIGHTS— The rate* have undergone but lRUa 
change, and several engagements have bran made at 11-22 

f5)»id for Cotton to Liverpool, to Havre and Mar- 
Hellles, 1 1-16^ to Trieste. ){$ to Boston, etc Yesterday a 
ship taken for Liverpool at *td. for Cotton. 

EXCHANGES — We have had x rather better demand 
fur Exchange*, more particularly fur domestic bills, and 
our quotation* now are : '* \ 

Sterling ...lMMIIIM 

Pranos 1UK0I.S 

NewYork sixty-day BlUa v 2ft)2‘go W •*. t“ 


Sight Checks on NewYork. . . 

HXW ORLEANS CATTLI ] 


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ftclgi. or Yellow Sunk*', the 
'bimlia IuUIhii. asked if In* had not a n\M to siicnk to his 
Mieat Father ’( Presideut Fillmore) •* for.' when had hee'Ver 
''toleii ii etMil or a Imrsi or u blanket from him f 

ATiii: Gako-wkh Fi»ai ii. — A AYasliington eorrespondent 
sfys : "The truth, respecting tin* indictments for,. the 
M"rducr fraud, about which there are so uiuuy rumors, Is 
t}oit they were continued to tin* next term of the t'ourt 
oti mot iqu of tlie 11 & AHurmy uu uccohut of'tlie'iiou' 
u^rivnl trom Mexico of inqiortHiir wit nusses for III" pcose-J 
°| | t* ,,| i'. *'* 1 " Goverij^iieiil ree.elyml information ri'Hpuctihg 
t).is evidence - through its diph, matte Agents Tin pro- 
I* U-ty .-xn.-t rlii.rn.*- 
l * r wln 11 U 1 “r>'nt ■*• nil. wU.*n. at .. m®, h,,,,.. „ ,i„u 
lit divulged , 

I'm Ht-Asi.o IkjsiAot..— A .writer • Iu ’ tlie 
IJiiiou stall's tliat the Al;lu|>t ic. i pc i..trii*i 
.t h at of .1 85flt-by-mu ra tlm u Iwuhiuii t n 

Pur ok Tammany IIai.i. —T he J' 

'•"’York, have dolermiiied'to sell U 
Un, cruel' ®.| Fraukfort aud Nu» 
iu VV kUVUWyRtod build aU'AM hall fut., 


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A.Sfi'AXUK Fhk.ak ok Nati kk — \Ve wre visited, at 
"Ur office, a. few days since, says the Atlanta Gu .-Iiitelli 
geucer. by a man iiamed'R It. Copeland, a native of Lau- 
rens District. S. (.’..‘but iin^r' residing iu Heard enmity, in 
this Male, who presents iu his peculiar organisation a 
very n;iimrkuldii out oral phenomenon '. liis rigtit-artm«mV 
baud an'd right leg. are affected in slicll a manner as to 
i'xiiiliit in every movement the nature and umtiougjif a 
snake The arm alb ett d is- smaller than tlie Other, its 
lllliM'lllur developments different, sensation Iiiuidl less 
acute, and Its Mellon altogether beyond (lie control of Ills 
will The .mot Ion* of the arm seem to Imi impelled by u 
supurate aud distinct volition, or au • instinct *,utirely it' 
"W|i till* i list i net- of a liittl" soak* 1 TJii'iliurailer of lie 
lliovelimilts is shaped to h eolisideruldeTx'lelit liy external 
clri'iiliistHUees. as any suiiihui mdse, startling appua'rauce . 
or the like. Mu. arm sometimes forming itselt into a i oil- 
tin hand darting frifui tin coil a- if lit the acl of striking 
al other tiuiiis the anil aud liaud have tlie inovemeuls of* 
U'simke under full headway making his escape, the limit 
ph serving. the iH-culhir tortuous motion of tin reptile 
Al •ui^-tumaMlie rapidity of Mu- motion 1* truly iistdn- 
idling The action of tin* nlfeetid parts is eoutinitoue 
Th ' in tisidps are never curl rely at rest, though souieliiu'e- 
lln aelion |* less intense than at ,o liters . Jllm klioleuf 
tin right sii|k nf tin 1 body isalleted in this manner Tlie 
riglil pye has U Hi/ikisli look which is imt ti- seen in 
Me left, and iu tin 1 formation of Ids teeth Mie euutrast is 

6i (iilarly striking M ft the left side. of Hi- m uitli: both 

i a 1 in, upper and lower jaw. tlie teelli are well formed and 
ii'MlIar. while mi tlie rigid sl,|c. ate iv5 amt IteloW Miey- 

« \t ri'im ly in', g'llat' crowded ’anil fang like. 

•Mi i’. is m«w iiiiiiiil i'oriy-six yai <ld .imllup* la-.eii 
Hilts alieoted fr»Jln t|lc tlllie nfv ills hil'tll. Hi* Is ope of 
these curious cases whlph nometliuiU occur. Iii which tlie 
e ffect s pf inten se frigh t with' the parent, is siaip in tin* iiu- 
iinnirai 5 < Kjirai tjai nurmnirr ntr#prtn ^ — ~ — — — -- 

Mr. Gre«‘iiough Mi*^>*ulpM>r. Is now in NewYork. II" 

ii awaiting the asrival from Italy of his group, intended 
fur the t'upllol at W ashington It isMiljJ ii|U| lo- util 

»«) «vh*U ovUMUvUi'v hi* sttWUV of J FeuliUOf* QOmF* f • 


JtrrsxKS Oitv. 1 

Fxiday Evening. Fahruary 27, 1162. | 
Arrived during tha past week 768 Brave*. 408 Hag*. 171 ) 
Sheep. 95 Mow* and 420 Calves and Yearling*. The m*rk«t 
hus continued very amply tupplied with Braf CaUl* ud 
Yearlings Tho stock of sjlA'p • la mairk*t cloora bub 
moderate, aud only few wen, offering during tha curly 

r to ysnrt. aod froloraa. | j, u t few sucking Calves offering. 


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A. IIKSTER, Hofrstsry lloar.1 of Hrslll,. 


Minuter resiiH'nt near' (lie Sublime I'orte.j, raying for th" 
reimburscuieiit of money expended by him iu thu public 
service, while be held that office, which was referred to 
tlie Committee oil Foreign Affairs. 

Mr Hammond, ot Maryland, presented the petition of 
W F Lynch, for himself and others— heirs of K. Dununt 
praying. iiideinnily for French spoliations, which was re- 
ferred to the Committee ou Foreign Relations, under tlie 
rule 

The Speaker stated, tlmt the first busim-sts in order was 
th** unfinished business of^yesterdny . 

Mr Hendricks, of Indiana. Chuirmnu of the Ctynmittoe 
ou Mileage, had tile floor, and uddrescu d the Home at 
miieh length in favor of. tlie bill under coipiidcraliou. and 
as to his construction *»f Mo- law r* i guluting r mileage. i>y 
which ever v illem ber-of tlie ilous® 1 is tu-liod. egV'epL Ml* 1 
delegate from Oregon, for which th** Mill contemplates 
making provision 

Mr W'iiliiims. of Teniiv**ce. said that n**t withstandiiig 
tin- debate lmd lasted two days, not a single jnupibcr lmd 
propoM*d a remedy for the evil which was complained of 
1’a ving a certain sum per inile could'imt have the effect. 

Thu quest ion. was then taken upon the bill being en- 
gross, ( | and read a third time, tlpj'ii wliieh tlie yeas and 
nays were demanded, which was carried— y • u* 100. nays 88.' 

The bill win* Mien read a third time and passed— the 
previous question having been interposed, to prevent fur- 
ther debut**. _« 

Tlie next business nu tli*' Speaker's tablo Was the bill 
graiiliug to-Mie-HlaU)H»f -Missourktliw right ■ »*f way mid a 
portion H,f tin- public domain, to uid iu thecoustruetiouof 
certain railroads therein 1 

Mr I’lielps. Of Miss'iiurL hiivtng.the limir. nddn.-sscl the 
House at much length in' favor of tlie t,ill : t liu motion 
before the llouse. front; 'a former day. being to- £ufcr tli* 1 
hill.' witli ii ii amuntlmmit ^prepared by Mr Hall, and un 
amendment to tlie amcndmeut.iimved . i»y Mr IM n'lps, to 
the Committee oTlii" AVhole oil thv*stiff*' **niie'Uuioii 

lie was followed l»y Mr Watkins. *»f iosupi'ort of 

the bill. . • ' 

The hour having expired tn which Mr Watkins' sjieecii 
was limited, a motion was, piude and carried Mint (lie 
TloUse adjourn ■ | Z3* j 

Ki m iomaY Votf Kdii Prmiokm — 1 The l|UIV*t inn is now 
settled tlmt th* 1 electoral votes for President and Vice 
President iu Mm next election will he np|M>rtiniu-d to th" 
Hiatus according, to Mie culiSUf ol «*eh Htato. The follow- 
lug will Is- tlie vote, tile first foilllllll klimvilig lin- v**M* of 


Later from Texas. 

By the at rival Thursday of the steamship Mexico Cnpt. 
Place, we have received Galveston papers of the 29th inst 
Tiik Lkuisi.a ii kk. — T he Galveston Next* of the 20th 
'says : "Of the ncQial adjournment nf the Legislature we 
have not yet heard, our latest dates from Austin reaching 
only to thu 16th inst Hut from all we ran gather, until- 
ing. whatever lias heVn done towards making or encourag- 
ing any internal improvement* — au object which we bioc 
deemed of paramount importance." v 

. Mr.. 8Uaw. lius -Couiptrollut- of tlm Btute. probably ar- 
rived at Austin (lie day before the adjournment, and It 
was said tliat he was tlje bearer of propositions frouf the 
L’uiti*d States Government to the Lrgbduturc. Tlie sub- 
jects of railroads uud canals continue 'to agitate the. peo- 
ple throughout the State A blit Ims passed both 
Houses appropriating $ioti.O*Kj for the eraetioh of anew 
State-house . a 

Tuiniit Hivkh. — T he Civilian and Guxetteof the 26tli 
suys : • We learn trom llonry F. GUlctt. j'u-t arrived from 
the Trinity- th«t ti"' river had fallen at SwurCwout on Tues- 
day morning about 2‘ 4 feet from the lute rise Hut he 
also reports’, os coming from good authority, that higher 
up at Leon, thcrcjhad been a rise of- six feet on Haturdny 
ami that tin- water was still rising there rapidly FftmJ 
this last risowp may anticipate that the river will continue 
,for some time in good boating order.’’ 

Hikamkr Sink —Thn steamer Elite, whilst lying at the 
wharf nt .Hmithfield. sunk on Momjay*niorniug,4hc 10th . 
she suddenly tilled with water from u leak, occasioned by 
some cause not ascertained when our iufonuant left 8h<; 
had on board 360 bales cotton. ‘of which about 250 were al- 
ready saved, of course much dauiuged. The furniture of 
the boat is all saved. Iti* uncertain whether thu bout 
will prove or not a total, wreck. 

Fikk — The grist anti saw mill nnd cotton gin of Mr. R. 
Cartwright, of Shelby county, were, Jntely entirely de- 
stroyed by fire. The fire originated ^lu the machinery of, 
the saw' mill. 

Hr.ainxKD. — Hon. Lemuel Dale Evans has resigned the 
Judgeship ot thu Sixth Judicial District 

$i:w 31 ail llouTi. —A new mail route has been put tn 
operktiou from I Hillards to Carthage 

Indian DarnttUTion*. r- The Buu Antoni*, Western 
Texan, of thu 12th inst says 

We leitrn from a. reliable source that the Indians re- 
cently killed n man named Moses Meek, belonging to the 
English settlement on the Cowhouse. He was scalped 
and his body plercrd by two arrows. It is supposed to 
have Imm ‘11 doue t»V the Canmnches or Waco*. 

The Indians who stole the animals from the Leona 
were pursued by Mr • Nelson and a |*arty of his nelgli- 
iK.rs. and by Lieut. Calhoun, with 5i -umll military force. 
The i alter followed thu trail in auoh hut luudu tliat he 
came up just as the former" ■party fired *»u the Indian*. 
They killed one Indian and recovered all the animals. . 

Tlie party that left* here with Nelson Williamson, for 
California, were fired on hy the Indians, somewhere be- 
tween her® and Eagle Foss, and four out of thu five slight- 
ly wounded A party' of troops were sent iu pursuit 
from Fort Duncau. also a party from thu Ueco. 

From Jamaica.— H y tilt arrivul of the steamship Faclou. 
ut NewYork. dull s from Jamaica to the 2U instaut. have 
been received* They are not ns late as have becu received 
by other arrivals, but some items are furnished which we 
-have- -trot -seen before Thu Kiugstou Diftpateh of the 
2dlustant says: 

Kingston was thrown into a state of eoustderable 
excitement on Friday aud Saturday, hy th®' presence of 
sihuu five hundred recruits, prlucioatly Irishmen, wearing 
tlu> Untied States uniform, who hail been permitted to 
land from tin 
•Rorm* — - „ . 

■pie and the police. Several broken liuails ou both 


<1852. tin' second 
Stult 
Main* 1 . . 

New llum|,»iiire 
I Vermont .... . . 
M UnSUchll J "lt " , 
Rhode Island 
Cofiio eMeiit . . 

NewYork 

New Jersey . 

| Reiiusyl vuuia. . 

I Belli Wiit'i* 

! Maryland ... . 

■ Virginia 

! . North Curollmi 
South t’urwl .ia 

Georgia 

J Florida r. 

i Whol* 

i Neees 


Me 
1862. 
,. 'K 


vut 


ooflK-W 
IMs State 
U Ohio- 
6 Indiana. 
Illinois . . 


.19 

3 


ilow 

! Wl.eonsin 
|Mlohiguu. . . 
Kentucky . 

Mlftouri 

• Alu.liaJUia 
l.'outataiqi .. 
T(r|llie»sei' : 
MRsim'Ippi . 
i ArkiiiiHi® . . . 
T"»as , . . 

’Callfbsnla . 


1862. 1MH 

.2J1 23 

. 13 12 

11 9 

.. 4 

. 5 


Uliltlber of votes 
illy lo M>choice 


12 

ti 

. 9 

11 

12 
J 
4 


20ft 

14a 


Lo'xii 'I’i.ank Roa", — By 5*r tlie greatest plunk read 
ip yty c e t in thia.eoontryri*(u)rs 4lt'‘-D"trnh-i‘r'tiUTtrrt«ihtiV 
trom Milwauke* 1 to Mackinaw. Miriingh the ^i>7i'nttes*of 
r*d/inaw. Midland GludVu I'hire. Mls*Uiuk«'e. Ouiena. 
f«a'kii » Viilliy, I'loijl* vox in t 8|o i li i >»g.|n -lit. Ii ■ 

•aid " .al l* • •me ta> htindre.l p*it<i® lopg . * x|4luUllg 

M,i "p* It an MtUwksn wi*drr*n»»s* 


• Amerirau steamer Falcon, and. bfiving be- 
-dTtmk- had g*rt- -int^-raveral rows- -with 4ha Mack* 


l"'"l 


got 


understand, is Cupt Day Those officers appear to 
juLrol whatever. bV.er.th® men. F*,r our 


have tiad no 
purl, we wonder Me 


*ild«‘* were llle ounsequelicu j- but tlie most riotous oftlieui 
became, after a while, so ovcr|»ow'cd wlM| liquor that they 
were etisily seeured, and either COUfiucd iu the cage for 
the night, or taken to the lock-up A lot of tlie men. 
win U» it was attempted to rescue ami put nu.lKMtrd the 
sliip.Lsik post *>n Mi*’ Pool heaps, from which they show- 
ered down huge lumps Of coal on all arouud. 

Two subaltern officers attached to tin, force * — quo ot 
them, we learn. Lieut. .Mason. **f the 2d Infantry, and 
another, whoke u*mu we did not ascertain, Itelmved with 
gn at Spirit and pluck nil 4h® pccaalou . and it was ill *‘ 
great measure' through tliel r exertions that the mun were 
iibiNint The officer in command' of tliedetoehiusut 
May .’ Those u 
j 3 tur.wt. 0 r_, th* 

affair passed off so well as it did. aud 
ill'll some lives were uoHost. Nothing could exceed the 
furious sUte of the bUck people, and If they had not Inh-ii 
V est railed, wean, cou«Miwd very serious c«u»equeuc#s 
might have resulted. . . 

Indeed we are pained to learn tliat an American off!- 
m,r Major tiutum* r* e' Iv«h 1 a raVoi* blow on the forohead 
from u bludgeon held by a negro, which cut through the 
scalp aud lollicl* d a painful and serious couipaimi. We 
feui a large nuiiil** r of the men will bb found to have de- 
sert- d A was found absolutely necessary to arm the 
for, «• butoiis la ing quite u**'leee It wns (Willed requi 
nllu' to semi t*> Iu® Admiral at l»ort Royal for a 
party of my*i nrt'o t«> assist in n-stminiug Mo m Hum®, 
feai i were eiiterlalliod Mi»t «o atieinpl would liu made by 
tlie recruit* ti» take possession of tlm. American steamship 

Prom iiik I*im»h • The il«aui(,r Georgia had arrived 
at't bugrjv*. »n the 6th with 1300 iju.’seiigers TheGorgoua 
road was iu firsl rale order. Fur*, up lip, river iu small 
blasts was $J or $5 1 -» 

111- l .liagler the t »llt*'d- jftqfe s tl'oo4»s wilU created ^ 
muli ,li-i .ii I» ),.*■!.. .6 k me 'ton appear I*, iiav »**•« ■(, *6“***- 
ly di'Pfd' ll)‘ ;l v * ,re loju lg". fr . ill .III*' It'll 1 "f Ml'' J*- 
ilia ira Daily AdverllSAT. Ot r uliruary 0, fr**ui which we 
. I)} lie. Mibjiim *1 ex' l ari 

\ pa«>< iigei ur F.l Uprjid 11 from ' bogu s infill* U* 

tUt on tip* Fkleuu »*» that port. U»® 1®^* 


HEW 0RL EAN8 M ARKETS. 

Uhristian Advocate Ofriot, 1 
Saturday .Mo^pjyg, "February 28. 1852. j . 
We have lmd a week of considerable activity in our 
general market during the week Just rl***»ed. and a larger 
biisiuess still would have Ikicii don® ill Western Produce 
bill for Insufficient supplies of auvcrkldeadlng article*-* i 
sucii us Flour, t’oru. Bacon. Lard. utc. t'ottou lias iiioveir ] 
off very freely, hut at cosier rates since thu recent Ku- 
ropcfW advices. K*,r partleulurs in ragaYd. to these and 
other articles we refer tirtiurw purat*) headings helqy., 

Tlm weather bus been cloudy with souiu rain, ami .wu- 
aeasonably warm during most of tlm week. 

COTTON— The depiTsdon-notlrcd in (*ur market at IhF 
close of last week* continued throughout. Saturday mid 
Monday, thu business of tbu two days embracing sonic 
14.ISK) tmli's at a reduction, iu nioat instances, of f* 
a » cut, On Tuesday, iiuwover. buyer* came fprwanl with 
s<> nui> li ardor that 13000 bales Were disposed of. and 
prices, ot Mm close, had recovered nearly of the pre- 
vious deciiue. Wednesday was also an active day, thu 
buMncus embracing W)0O bales at steady rates, especially 
for thu good ordinary to g'*>d middling qualities, which 
wne most sought after. Early on Thursday forenoon 
private dispatch®* of the Atlantic's nows were received, 
the contents of which were soon generally known tube nf 
an unfavorable character, but as several partic* wura 
under the necessity of completing freight engagements 
previously entered into, tlie day’s solo* summed up 9900 
balra ut easier prices, though without any quotable de- 
cline, Yesterday, also, the demand wu* fair, and soum 
890*1 bole* changed bunds, making n total for the week of 
about 63,000 bales, taken for England. France, Spain. 
Italy, the North of Europe, nnd our domestic ports. As' 
to price*, we would remark that the transactions yester- 
day showed a firm market, and our quotations are barely 
lower than on .this day week, The receipts at this 
'port since the 1st Beptumber are now 886 962 bales agalust 
7}8 466 to same date last year, and at all the United Bta^es 
ports there is now an Increase, compared with last year, 
of 103,100 bale*. 

NKW OBLKAN* CLASSIFICATION. 

Inferior 6ft)6X| Middling Fair 

Ordinary dJWfSWJ* Fair 

Middling 7>i/5>7K|Good Fair 

Good Middling 7Kfo)8|Good aud Fine 10/5) — 

COTTON AND TOBACCO BTATCMtN T . 

Cotton, bale®. Tubacar, hhds. 

8t(*«k on hand Sept, 1, 1851 16,300 23.891 

Received past Week 49 HIM 1007 

previously .830 243-886002 8.001 — 9.008 
901,462 32 

Exported past week 36839 1 409 

previously. .709.212—744.561 26,344 .—26.763 
Stock ou hand not cleared 156,991 0480 

T0|IA1J,C0— 1 The receipts are still insufficient to furnish 
our mui‘k<;t .^Ith any considerable stock of Tobacco, and 
tli** Aries of Mm week have beeu confined to 000 hhd£ 
prices still in favor of buyers, and we have reduc 
figures a little for the better qualities, making them now 
for Lugs, 3ft) 3), ; Leaf, Inferior to Common, 8 jlt/2)4>4 ; 
Fair to Flue, 41 t ft)&' 4 ; Choice aud Selections, 6)»/S)6 J 
Mason Gounty. 4/$6>i* V ft- 

FUG A It— The supply uf Sugar has been amide during 
tlie week, and the demaud generally fair, with sale* of 
6506 hhds. of which 800 were taken yesterday. Prices 
have slightly given way. and wu modify our figures 
as follows : Inferior to Common, HX0&X i *’»l r 4° 
Fillty 1 Fair: 3?» (5)4)4 \ Prime and Choice. 4)4(96)4* ft ft. 
We have heard of no sales of importance on plautatlon. 

Week's receipts. 6360 hbds— exports, 1724. 

M0LA88E8— The Molasses market was firm In the early 
part of Mm week, and the receipts were mostly taken as 
they landed at 20/923* fur fermenting, and 231,ft)24S'r 
■R'/TJH n n Tt »p rime -and choice Jots- - Tlievupptyhns'rince 
been moderate, aud a slight ijiipruvemcul has buvn realised, 
tlm range of prices in the recent trausaottons being 21 ft) 
26<r Ft- gallon f*»r fermenting to ehoire Tlie salim of the 
week embrace 8000 bbls, or whicii HJ90 were taken yes 
terilsy ' ‘ ; 

Week's receipts. 8120 hhls — exports. 2703. 

FLODit — There ha* lieen a fair lu«|uiry' for Flouf fbr 
shipment' duiripg a good part »if tlm week, and us th® re- 
ceipts have been moderate *p rices liave improved for most 
ll**M riptlons. Thu sabis, incliujiiig 0009 bbls taken yestcr- 
dny. Aum up 21.1IU0 bbls. uioetly ut $4 2i/*>$4 80 for Ohio 
and ludlaua sujmrfiim. $4 37 'Haiti 46 fur 8t. Louis, and 
$4 7 6/fi) $6 26 for extra hrauds of RI Louis, the bulk of 
the business having lieen lu Ohio d*'sor<|*tioos. We have 
noticed some sales of fhney Missouri at $4 65, and at nuo- 
tlou on Thursduy 1400 bbls Ohio, damaged, at $3'02)a/$ 
$3 27 » j V bbt. 

Week's receipts. 28.160 bbU-ox|*orts. 20.700. 

(Ill AIN— The receipts (if Corn lu the tarty part of th® 
wunk were heavy, aud though the market opeuud on 
Fat unlay at high rates, the sol®* of Mouday aud Tuesday 
were at a range uf •60/8)63*6' for miked to prime white. 
The supply low since been limited aud prices have again 
gour up. tbu recent transact inns hi lug at 61/a)62<t for 
mixed- aud 62/5)63* jp Ini diet for while, with sales of 
lent"*! I«*ts, from store, at .higher figure**. •> Thu snlrs of the 
wed. embrace about 40.000 sack*, of wliieh 11.000 w®i*r 
tak* ii y* »ti rday . . . . Oats huvu hewn scarce, aud advauttod 
30.84/5 ! hO. |t buahri for GliUi, and 35ftW*> for it. Louis, 
w^tli iH'casloiial sales *>f pri^jc, ‘Kentucky at tlm latter 
ra}e ’ . Bran, ill moderate parcels, has sotd at 76/5)804 |l 
|9" ft. Tbe.l*' ha* b>cf, U" Wluul lU Uliukct, 

>Vw*k s t -rcipm uf Guru. 30^9 »a«ks -rURpofDt M 

t'Uu, li(UM*-r't'lwM tew Ian • MmW ttowtel M 


But Oattl* 

Rous 
8ur.r.r 

Milch Cows 

Ualvm and Ykarlinus 


-riiciti- 


»:» Oattl* (W«t®n.) 

IW $2 25(9$4 00 |l heodL 

$20/3*46 f kmi. 

000* 60 ft h**4L 


New Orleans Wholesale Trices Current- 


CAREFULLY CORIlfU/rKD EVERY WEEK. 


Umtut am- 

KvomsKy, Vy*l 

EmI Imlm 

(I> i niian. .'•••. 

f i i® i «■ i; pR> 

K 1 ,1, M. k \ 
Norllivrn 
IJrcad, FUuOtt 

N»*y 1 

I’iloi 

Cndun 

■BBS,?.. “I 

llrleka, V M 

letko 

Ena lisli Kir- ... I 

Fr. Win-, V 'Mini 
Hmib, Vioo to.. 1 
t'utfee, 4* B> 

' Hid...... 

"•-“si&sa 

Java 

IjiRuayra 

8t. Itoutingo ... 

C'hoeulate, (pto! 

No. I.. 1 


- »* - *)i 


TarT«aAnwrirso| 

Russia 

‘l«al, t*»*l 


ilffltfflf 


« - sx 


8p«nii,N. limit- 
du. Naiituckvt. 

1 allow 

Adauianlinw. . . 
Blar 

( orduwe, >* to. 

MiuiilU ,| 

TarrtdA 
Rum, a 

(oruM< 

Wralcrn, 4* 
Cider, ♦ 

Nuribarn .. 

l»om.Go«4la,v> 

i 1 o. 8 I,»k, CloA * 
IIMBI.rlL.aJfaK 
■lu.lliiaaUnsa 4-4 
Hr.lAiw.Osaabgt 
iIo.Va. do.ka4-4 
Tuk,i.g»Vd4-4 
Ktripvs AUl»-rk» 
Ilcniiua ...... 

CutUMiadca — 

8atia«U 

Oaltcu Prlula. . . 
Jr an*. Krlilllrk \ 

"R'JS. 

Boglisk 

iUlMII 

gkui.Noa.VulO,)',, 

‘**u. 

Jtwafk'w 

do. bt. I&nwf' 
IliiliiWTaniutrc 

SSEv:.;.!‘:| 

fe fit! 

Oliio, rU., Mie. . 
Illjnoii A .MimIu 1 
81. Lwuii, Cily.. 
Boor, 

Feather*, ** 


Kj^al 


, ~ * ra. do. half-bU., r , . 

— i— II ^ 

l*rtm®>, «* Mil 

U. Br-f 

Cargo '. 

„ Dnad,|l&.„. 

■ **S To»r*n,|li|.,. 

Vonu i 

OIaat, fl.btil.. . 


- 1 - It 

- : h E it H 


m 


■ M 


Flaxseed, vio 
Fiah.Co.iVu,. 

Sturkurcl, l.bbl.l 

du. Noll i 8 B0 

do. No. 3 8 Ul 

It-rrmg, «* bo*. - iu 
Frail, Ftfi. 


do. Mai. . . 

do, C 

1^,1101)* 

I, range* . . . 
Fig., drum, 4* II 
('■infill., Zautri 
Aliii'Muli, 8. R. 

Kara, 

GlUr 

Hasvar 

Karotui 

Grata. N 
Wheat 


4 BO 

:: p2 

I l«H 1 *5 
10 lo BO 
U 00 

5 Ii 


BfalsMsfa, !• g*i, 
Inth-Clly .. 1 
Oo PlMMllun 


r «3.a*7*r 

Ptlsh.. 1 

Rcwto.. 

■R3I 


9 80 
• « 


3ra* 

do. aami 
W Ul. 
C%a|or . 
Otiv*, in 
Vr. 


wtaUr.. I 40 | I 50 


kt*. Nnrtbtm | 

do. Wr.lani. . 


M.O 

Prima 

P. O 

HopreiioJ,,®. 

UACON 1 
l lama, 4* lb 
do, raurssad. . . 

•Was.... 

Shoo Wars 

LaOdi 
* Bun . a ; 

Gishrti 

Wastani ..... 
Cn.ua : 

Amartoan 

Pto« Appla 

Potato u, bid 

P . 

Kstflinaf 

Nurth.ru Ii 

laad.red.fnOOto 
do. whito. Am.. 
do.Eugliaii.fift 
Cb rum« Gram . 
do. Yallow..!.. 


RI.*. - 


u is 
14 SI 
U 60 
18 U 
It B0 

- W 




18 1* 
18 M 
14 II 


-it 


3 


- (lorULd . 


■ta'amjW 

•rlli'd, btri* 


t'uru.ui »®m 
do. » hrilt-d, u 
HrnMS, ft bid 

t* mm powder. 

« muimoo, r »"l 

H|MNtiUg ..Ji 1 

u ir?te 

do. 10 by It 
do. It by I" 

S uuay It oft a* 

rPf» ¥“.« 

Wratnu.H . ,ul. 
du. d«» rultod . 

*U». barkl.J. .. 

i!r/rv Vh 

W.l •»•«.«»• 

Ilf, aalta-d Mil. 

W.l aAlUd.b'vy’- 8)f 
I*ry, rouAtry ... I— * 

Kip uad Calf .1- 4H 
lr*». *te». . ' 

Plg . 

( Wiry Ur.frft - 4)4 — — 

bt 

Nalt R«»U.. .. 

('AatiAg., Aw. 

I.aashar, , 


a-j 


I- "K 


i- ® H • 


IS 


a 


livorfd.flna •. ■• l. 
do. do. fm Wore, 
do. i-OAiao, r«rgo 
do. do. fro .tor*, 

*ultpetrc, rrf.lt 

IS 

do. Na I - 4W 

do. Na 9 .... l){ 


Whohy ^rtW’d I 

aImw' 1 .?'.'.;’ 

Fra. , 

IX-crftw.rd.pft 

do. lu hpir 

r«», gfAv 1 

■TCfK: 

T tetsjr^-_ 

rs* ...TT:. 

Fsh 


Uor.ftto 

Sui'ut : . ■ 


41 


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mn 




a 


% 


Che Item (Drlfdits Christian Jtottoffitf. 


V 


FIREMEN '!» RKVKFIT 


(tad EM* the Flrrmcn 1 \<m. my constant friend' 
from «hw warm hmrt* thr fMtrvtaRft ptll.m 
Can glvr the nrtwn »n IBCMM win r, 

K* PtA MM fragrant a* U* hrar-r. „f oprlns 
Oo*t Ufw I hr F Immra In* the cchorc rk 
In truthful breathing through thr ambt* m skte 
When. la thr - noon erf otcht." thr tend alarm 
fttarth* thr storyer. and thr vr*oe <tf harm 
ftimkoa rith Iron tongne*. give* note that, led 
VI? Inhcl Bamr, rrananoflirti with dread, 

Th* Spirit of Beat ruct lot A i* abroad. 


Thr difficult!*'' * Mb EucImoI i "iiri hillljt thr e# 
Gales were Hot Art terminated hilt It #n« expect™ 
would t«r terminated fnvomt '.! 1 i 'irjh» : Governm 
Braril •*' 

| . - BOLIVIA. 

Nfdhing worth imtiitontnp lut* token plnrc r«*«|' 
< tft. m tat affair* of, Hit* rri'tiVUr Tit. MWMJ 


1 1 i -••if* U 

i fill | , with ("• 
nth Vlnirlnir tin- ' 


Lat,i>r from Eavaua. 

; Ktn|ilrc (Illy br..ughl Havana $q*ers to' tlm 1711 


'i Kf.Kui: vciiii 


ILkuqwu i i'ii • -i i*i 

III" lllll.'t It «!• lv * h«.i*i 

till •llotiA • Ttit Ml b 


. il am! fiery nil l'i 

• a III ilfi III- iff til 


li thr fhrv of a demon-pod- 
m thr tarn to mart thr raging toe ’ 
r to lay Ibr Ml daat mjn low * 


rlnntrd unit the V hy Mcuh d Stmt* Cm*, -will prole 1 "fir. mi lit* •h.-vi'v - tut m h in > '• • 

aNv b- rfjrrii ] ] * ' iiiij^r^. aa rnciqriddng on Mu-hlnt*- i were l..-aHPg M " ,, 

ia. "i nl. .iM.i, i. in ii..iiti« oiKaV'H- wwr -ir„„. i,-m.,.i. ii,-.ii, k..i fl i.. u ... iii ' ’ , 

,c„l„‘i „ i;,, w ai.Hllitt..a f |»rn III.- Knurl, *at«rt.i : •*» w*r«-r [. 

'I 1 1 ,ift<> II, -I. M n «nl,T nn .Ini »■ n I nk.-ii iifn-piril I i i .••«|,. - '"fi r r , l l.,i... I «l I inr, I 

„n Hi iini ..I hi# lmf-.rl«Bl wi-rl. ,-n Hulun.* - *• r. Inn.' .1 „„ 1 " ' „ ,, r , 

gnnerom welconih lr<>m yur |»rn|ilr. ai^» no t • 


HAS JV AS 1 »K MCA It VlTUA. 


Nrrdha* U wrrr to amwrr All ran toll. 
For ajl thr Flrrman'r daring know fall wall 


Tlir |»rpr*t drr nhirh ha* rrrr orrurrrd In Snn .lurtn 


|r N traragu* t <*r»k placr mi flu* night of thr 14 th lli»t j »'«' 


grnrrottt wdromo from yiir |m*" 
yon would not lm?" nirtrttltlar tt 
Mil ion hi>nv" 1 rrf'ltrU, of roursi 


f Mil ill thr M* mo l " 1 
I would in it . lull /'n 


liwit addri'-v to I hr |" 


MU, onward Mill, dratractiun'* lurid ttdr 
It nil* with fhr pair. It* Taaaal and It* paid* 
ihM *•< "M**** "« roof to iwt. 

Antf Hfd*h—d. tor lla own nind brhnaf. 

, A? 1 >a thd wd IdMfV — whllr thr lntUdrr> rklll 
V* naught romparrd with It* wild, wayward will 


homing oar- Ulini dt thr lM«at-|iM|uilat<-d part of thr rlty , 

Amoi^t thr prnnerty dc«truyril wna thr laiyrntud Tallin t dr 

I huiMinp owm<d by IV K. Mancrro*. and known «« thr "lowly In thr duak "f thrrvotllMp II I wn* rmti* to nun 
t nlii-d Jtlatri. Ihdnl , thr dwrllliiK and counting liou-r lily riidcUir>- riin"l"li d lihlhr ahotr rx|'ri 'doUH. It ,lr lol 
I 1. 1 Mfft Shrnhardagrut of tin* Hoy nl Mill Strain 1 ‘aikrt till*’ Hint 1 linvr Imm-ii ruiwiircd -II'W justly y-m 
1 'otapany and thr dwi lflnp«*and •'t-* *r* of Ilona Kr«iirli»co willjinlgr 


|i|r. and thru hr and III* iTnuKdufr* hTt tin- dn'k . nnd tii 


in« 1 an( Thr lUmin roi/lntfi" n |l«t of roninih'd<nl«T j 
iv h I'dl lhi'v. Ill'll iit'il in vurl'Ui* t >w io »*li tin idlin' 
to la-y iir >uV-< ri)ii;..n- fu thr spn'nlvh Atlimtlr ‘‘ti j 
<■' '’nj'.i n\ ' 

Tin Nrwfirlru n» t- rr» ••pomlnit '-1 tin' Dimin «• -< j»«« -• • i 
In li'tinr.innr i" iilt' nii'ting to pivo oit limj or u*hni 4 - 
'•"ing on. in cnir. I.ivivlnlurr. Ur alntcV (lint n law hn* 

’ In i'll i(|triu|iir..i| for tin* prryrntlnn of Inti'nipcrnurr 
Tin- mori niriil. which ho* n» cxlitciicc ante in the linngi- 
nat ion of J,hi* wlao^nrriwpondrnt.. he any* l*niu?h nedr l 
n* the "t rci't" of Ni-wiirirnn* nnd all |ilacc*.of nimi*cincnt 
| nr*- lnfc*trd with drudknrili-. Tin* writn-. al*o mention* 


hull half nn hour aft it Hit* period .the Mint* tii'oid oil that the tinmh of Mr Hlpur lin* heen xpoken of In emifioe. 
lowly In the dunk "f the evi nitig 1 1 I rud** t •* him ; ,| nn f |,„ M„ynrn 4 ty of the eitv. hut t hat none of the 

K/'vI^r i 1 I -i« «*• ** . 

The Dlanh Indulge* In eoii*ldnntl»lo *aren«tu nt thr 
xponne ^d thr nfUrrr deputed hy (leu. Twlggn to Ofilute 


Non the proud eolumnand thr atrimp-bonnd arch 
OnmhVf and toll hrhrnth thr onwar .1 march 
tXtW«nwvi*M of damr. Which apirite.aeeai 
To raaUaa r*«»r liril-enpendercd do win 
Bnt Ut« 4 . at Irwplh. of Inorganic prfar. 

For ncUct aacriOec thr Fire- fiend criaa , 

*Tb MV he a*ka. nor longer wfTl hr tnwd 
On thtnpw alone InantniatFand dead. 

Ho ' let the triumph* of fhr loom l*e brought 
And gulden cifta.Jtnd tMWMoBMOf thought 
Hr nmrk* them all. and martr* them with hi* hath 
And atinhr aatatorUto 1 ft* Uto 1 — too latr 
Frrrhanrr. wUI be the Fireman * mrinc arm. 

To ftor from danger and to ahkld from harm 
lletr In an attfc‘* flamr rnrtrrlrd bright. 

A Utile child a thing <* 'tght. 

Ptum tw t n . u Ufonae l ow* of the danger m ar ; 
lie M^«iaaoU>er never Uught it fear 
Twine a* rr lid. wild wreath* of glaring flame 
Vegan not check the Firrinan'* noble aim ; a 
Hr man < 2 m Uddw^-aoalw Uir tot ring wall— 

To anna that infant 1 * life be peril* all ! . % . % 

And nh. raccea* hi* mrinp arm attend* <, 

Heawan will brfHemt him who that child lWrieml* ' 
Then. I* It *t range that Minty'* pentle breari i 


t’ompan? and tic dwi lflnir‘'and "t.-ri of Don* Krnnci*co will judge 
, Ommne I’edm I’on* and Omnlnguca A UVgc nutnlaT of .Tlirrc wn* atrong ground for nppriliriirion on, my pnri. 
I other hfni** v ocruplril l*y natirra. and *|on«* nwin d hy for I had been rrj»rati illv win tied <-f ilia danger ..I n coin- 
j merchant* **f Urannda. wew alw ttcairriyrd. . |»mml*c of the fiA«‘ 1 hhd ri relvi d ••x|»rr*K orurr* in no 

j Pan duan i*,n..l prnvldcd with.llh i nglm ‘ Chpt Platt, wav to Interfere witli tli..- |. .lit!r- *if fopdtrn nntlMi*Jn»r 


, . •. N>r K I, I 

Mo- t'atlllo I . d I\ dhlg III . I In I it.* . »|>. « I 

I'oupti pn-tif/' : i little . ver ibitri". T|. div fi-nni’ l.'v i : 
' 1 1,11 '• IrgrAplIlr iep.Tl*',f |,or urha hnfii hrvn i -. 

reivMl aiol n.nllnn the previous iueoniilL. . • 

1 I" have tl"«'||,n d Hilly I it u ring I i > | 

early purl nf^lhr Week, i-nt t .wi V rd the rlo*e htnltic** ini- 
proved. !Uid*ilic rut,. « were' firmer l»rend*tnfr* a, re 
drooping, mid Bali*.* of Flour nnd Whent had hgun made 
al price* hrli nv t ho*e of the ijrevlou* wwk. Morn wu* 
fl liner JWUlnri* active. cxcc|d Gutter. Lard and 
I'hepae, which hud decllttcd.aiid were dull. 

Trail** in tho mumifiirt urlng dlutrietu wan dull, und 
price* had a downward tendency 


BREWSTtJR -A CO., 

n i» lv’ i \t; k w a \i Kiior s i:. 


for I IwdlN'eii n-iM-atedlv warned of ilia danger o( n coin- s, )U „i s ), fll , K „„ the’ nnlval of Senor haborde It 

wn v’t'.V l.'.iVrf.'.'r.. ' w i, I, i.'pTirn I ‘ "f nil'lH.Tl -1 - wlm flml tli;; »nli|ti. 

- or iiicii under my (join* j were vo ignorant of their btiainc* 


j <»f the Albany dlapatrhed hl^ut Ariji«tr*'ng. with a ile* “iiflei' it .to Im* don** by the oflli'er* • 

tnehtnent of men add an riiglnr. to the relief of the maud K own tli. thougli a l"i, ign 

1 pliic*. (lapt Fade ,,f the Hriliah brig F.xpre** .alan M ill leetlou of tli*- Ann rieau Hag. by - ■ . 

i n portion of hi- men. with rope*, clc It wat' through Oott grt'*". lb In ul had p*Ttn>-l*»n. MiP.ngh tlic UH' i '; 1 

thl« lyaglstancu. 4 Matnl?c 4 lHri 4 h*- ptt-riem uf Uni ■Ifgtnn' — *tnil" Til 'ulF. ITWlkv'. IliU ATTieHenn 1 /iin-TiL p* go on, "Imtc 
i wm amirted . " with hi* companion*. Krelit* had triulAlilreu of *ueb a 

I San Juan remain* health?, hut the market I* over* character that the people of MayM'dle- dia.l 1 biToine in 

| attvked with ah kinds «.f inert handise len*« ly excib d. I • bad (n.-d order* not to nlh»w any 

| Tlic transit route, arrow* tin* Isthmus I* In Excellent j»cr*on. vvh/Mjvcr that person mig 
condition, and there are no patiuenger* .now at San Juan hut tlic ofUcer* and men of the Mi.* 

I awaiting a pMftage tor Han Franclacn clr«um*tniice* a'nd traniliig* bav 

i a. «h, ...—-G ot Mri.,.u S M. rouRi.t ; i«i. „r ,'ii 

.Innuary with Mr A r Ku**udl, otic of the •althtflor the wn „ hi Jcopnnly ’ I bad no rigl 

; San Francisco Picayune. It was occasioned by an article French UuVcrument would probild 


"iifler lt.t«* Iw done by the ••fllcer* or mCn under my foin- J were so ignonint of their' bu*ine*s. nnd so nnnccu*. 
maud Kossuth, tlmiigb a biii fgner. \vim under t ii«' pro- J u,iiied to salute the grand Span'mli' ling, that they find 
I, •f.on Of the Aiuerieitii Hag. by v irtue of u Wjdrc "I h „ Ul Ullli , tlu . ,* tllt . n loam'd tbein (me. 


with all kinds *,f merchandise len** ly exeib-d I bad rcrcjjveM order* not to allow any 

ran*it mute aero** the 1*1 hmu* t- in excellent i.er««. in whoever that person Aniglit !*•. t*. leave the snip 
n. and there are no passenger* now nt Han Juan hut the nfllpcr* nnd nu n of the Mississippi Should t o o. 


clrohm*tniices a'nd Warning" have b< "li disregarded by 
me would llu*y !►*• overlooked ’by tiny men having the 
least degree n| prudence, wilt'll the peflee ot tW" nation* 
was in jeopardy ’ I bad no rigid to suppose that the 


From the Rio Grando. 

The. AnuTieati Flag, published at llrowiivville. of the 
lllli nay* : 

The Mexican steamer From Vera I'rws. which vve rejayi't- 
ed in *mr Inwt ns having nrrived at' tho llraxos. left on 
Thursday liflempnii. on h**r return In the former port It 
i» reported that she took with tier five or six filibuster*, 
win, hnd grini* on board of her vvitli thelntentioii of taking 


j r».fl.Ttln. mi lh« Kx-d.irrrunr. Tl» Mtilw m„t In SmilA «• Muraflllw. on noo, nut „l tl.i- nxcitoiu.'iit Ills 

. . . «, , .. . r *. n caused among the ntoide. and that at tin* same time they 

( t lan, county, nnd fought al the distance of ten pace* w01|W nUoW bill, to addma* them In 


French Uovcrtiment would proliildf Kossuth from lauding possession of her alid her freight Mow tune tliis may l»e: 
at .Marseilles on nocoiiut of the excitement Ills presence we will not Vouch, hut ^iojH»"lt may prove false. IV e ciiii 


hardly think tliese men so fool-hardy as thus to atteiiipt 
an ’act of piracy in one of t|i«* ports of the United . ‘Mates. 


with pistol* ltusr<|| was wouade.d-n;< flesh wound «»n the t Itolr porj. under the prot**ctlnn of mi American Hag. and I She did not laud her guns nor nliiinu nit inti, hut returned 


from the deck of an American frigale. 


Whcac'er the Fireman's noble deeds are told — 
And love Is h» reward— more pHxcd than gold ! 
For hv that breast Tb e'er the Fireman's aim 
To Trluil pot annihilate, a fliuua ; 

As In that breast, and in that beauty'* worth. 

Is meet rntarfl fhr more than deeds of earth 


Tlic Sacramento Time* any* 

•• A sjuflmcn of gold-bearing tjunrlr. was chown u* on 
Monday evening— which had boeu token f rom tlb’ ridge. 


Suppose tiler*' hnd been in n-nllty in* danger of cnni- 
pnmitsiug the flag ; if I Imd n'lv-mi t" apprehend danger 
of a coinprnmis*' It was- not my duty t« -peak. Tlie lip of 
an ofllcc r s hinild no t *if*; scaled In rilertcc till flic ling is 


| m-iti .m-wionu uMim isini'ja Mnu. ll . ’V.vtAJ T'w ’ compromised. Ills lus duiy to anticipate aiul prevent *><<j *• '"'’"'".""J"' 1 ' »n n.>- .-m 

| ivounds. aiidiis snpi*oaod to contain about worth oi thivcvll/mthcrjlhhn pause tllf- mischief i* complete then inenis were found against the following .unlived persons. 


with i* all to Vera l'nftu,no| deeming il safe, vve presume, 
danger of com- to jittcnU't their transportation to their place of de*tinn- 
phlicnd danger t Ion. " 

"‘ n ^- The U. S. t’ourt. which hnd been in session at llrowns- 

ite aiidAiri'VViit n " nr, y « month, adjourned on the tilth In 4 t. Indicf- 


I . " frx^itipmrn connect. sl wit} the tunnel a Itc. r } knpw f|f ^ { xl more Bt.l K lucd nnd gentle. 

, . m-k Imim.dUU'ly Wh* thr cl.'l,™t^«da Wnn,;!. ,a... A , lhu „ , ,, m ,,| 0 v,, l |l 11 . ,,l„„v K.w.ulli 

.■xhil.iti.llo,,,. ,„mr .(..■olmrn, ..f tl.drj.'.d »li 1 cli In, ,„,, nt |„ n ,„| .tiint I hnil flmrR.Ht him will. Imvln* r„inpn,. 
rich n ,l. n,«ll,' In tlixt |»,rtl,.n of On- Trill n. In ul |„.,| | told lllln nt m,r.othnl hi, mlHindHi.t,.,.l 

ilrh tin, nhtntnr.! Inch wlilr njinlntlon. . i|,„t 1 , 1 ),| „„t ,„v In- /,«,/ I-,', I II.ir, I.m 

qunrt. Ir«m>tl> drrohipntol rtrllBgly lm,.r.-|rn j. - n . / of it r ,."| ..ij,,,,, w„. „„ 

, nnd ,lijO' lnn-d I.J ln,n. nnd thn rxh. In ^fcRlctlntt Oh hl.p,.rl. .mill I wax IliftMliW .nuin 

us wi-rv full of gold days afterwAMs. vvliile on our pasrtige lit Gibraltar, tlial 

ntnvi i Till Kossuth was dlNaatisfk*d wit it tlic remarks 1 have referred 

: < ‘ . ' |o. I immediately nilled nii him with li view tp .put ;i pv- 

wn yranthco rionrunr-hn. tl... follnwlbg loUnr r i,^|„„n dlwiitr,f..rllon. II. . l,n . x.-il.-d 


‘attempt n remedy. Kegarvlhig it a* thy duly to, interfere. I f,, r inrrnrtions of tSe hentrality laws : Peter Dowd. A J. 


ABBXTAL OF THE EXPIRE CITY. 


TtlkRK PTEF.KS UdTSU FROM C.IUFOIIM.I 

Him from Sooth America. 


TlK .iHnnnrSlnJillT nty, whorr nrrival twlnw the rity ,r, Tn* t’ereon Vellry. dxtrii Ihx. 13 : 
w, orllrrd nn SetonUr morBlnB. bn.urht th„ (,'xim.rnie The llreet gelt leikc in, .it ihnt w»« dm, li.Te ,ni the 

,, .. ,, . , , . MU: nit rxnm In yThtirdaT nrtrr rx;„'r-."irlr|; fr irTFi'i. 

mxilx. three hamlird *nd twrnt, pmeenyefr. Md . Urge t|m . T ,„. h> ,, ^, rr ,l endhgVohtf wllli tin 

amount rtf gold dust ^ Iudjaas. and Imd one of their nn n badly wounded' hi the 


I cate as rich a deiMtoito in that |*ortion of the vein as In 
that which ha* obtMtnbd Such wide reputation, 

I •: Th«» quarts is-.greatly dceottlpokHl. strongly lmpr**gna- 
ted with and disc* lured ’by Iron, and tho specimnus exh-ild 
iled to us were full of gold " 


Mason. U. N Stansbury - . Alfred'Nortotp J. M •! Caravn-* 
l jal. (’apt. Me Lane. K. -II. Mord. K. H. Ilord. . 1 . 1 ). Howell. 
It t!. Trimble, ('apt. Wheat and Jack It. Fveritt. 

Otfcof tho parties. Mr. A. .1 Mason. Was present nnd 
demanded nn unmedlat** tgial. but tliis wns refused, nnd 
all tlie cases were continued to the next term. in.Jrine 
next. ” 


Flit) V AT All. 

The 8 an Francisco IMcajunc-ha* the following letter 


stilligutortaiu'.ning the Impression tli.it I liat^nrd* red him 
front tlie deck, and 'charged him' with eompH.'ini-.iiig tin 
Itirjr' l dtsavoWt'd ll' ra^sl explicitly^ ami. after soine'coti- 


Itag I ni?aVu\vf,l it iiiii.l explicitly and. after -oine'eoti 
versation. rentVtii Hitn fr«m my general cruising iiistritC' 
lions Mint part of them which more |HirMculariy related t< 


Mr Puggan, clerk of the steamship Alabama, came pa»- thigh with a lmll. The party numbered fourteen. Tvy<» ' my position wheti ill the'port* of foreign nations, and with nblrfd. iiiiving' passed lii* 7 ' 2 d year Tliere is but one 
M-ngrr hi thr Umpire City fB*m Havana. Hr report* that I of these kit the ^ rumainder with the mail. When beyond regi.nl to observing strict ntutrality .Ac ; b> niter into no othorwhphn>oiitercdhi* 7 <ithyoar—thoKingnrWurtem- 
tbe Alabanmarrivrd at 8 «n Juan nu thr 'irtth utt . having j the ltig De'-orl. having with t.heui but -ev« n days’ provl- |>/»litleal dlseti*siotis. fce ; eari fully t.o avoid any expres- lutrg! I b*« noyrrrigb who ha* reigned the longest is the 


Tiif. Uoval Kamii.ik* ok Ki-rope.— 1 Tim following-int^r- 
esting details jcspectitig the royal families of Kuropepp- 

Pitir jn a-Ldpaiejour.tittl-i 

There are forty-six sovereign* upon tin* Contitient. in- 
cluding the Kmperorof Hrar.il. who belongs to a .Kuropeiih 
house.. The Nrattd Duke of Meekl^ibnrg-Strelitr is the 
.•blest. Itiiving passed his 7 2 d year There is but one 
otherwhpha* entered his 70 th year— tlie King of Wurtem- 


experienced Very heavy wraUu r during her whole passage. 
Thi I*i>ia*' Waa. — Indian trouble* in the sooth of Col* 


cions. This was to give the fvst uu opportunity to bring '‘•"U <>f opinion indicating sympathy with any particular l ‘ Prince of 8 chatiflfburg-Lip|M »— 05 years in all. or 4 '.» years 


i|t the wounded man Thirteen days haVc slneu chips* d. 


1 Ills entire satisfaction wit 


.. __ , .... . ... . , and we have no tidings of (.lie twelve men. lotst evening. 

Ifnn.,. ■H-*"" hrouBht u, • ck>- TW 1 „. , |1>rtj ,, „ fl Jill, f„r tlinlr ri-Uuf. a„J 1 


since his majority* Eighteen 'have tiottiu to the Jhroue in 


Angvlo* fttar of the lat ult mjrs ; 

• lea Bcan rcturbvd to Chino' on Friday but. bringing 


expect to hear from them Indore closing till* letter. 

A party of •• Wnshoea " made a swoop into our vail 


iila nation. Uu then bJquestod a eoiiy of a part of Consul tin* Inst ten years, and two. the l'rinee of l.ippe 
I lodge's, letter which I had read t«< iiim s*iiii«' days before'. King of Hanover, succeeded to power iu.ia.'il. 


and iiutntioned t.lTat bo should (ike 'to Ini 


Seven out of the forty.six' have nevdr been married. 


Inc Icvrn pri-stnem (Indians), among them Antonin. *■ n the other day. and shot five horseor-une dead oil tlie spot 


nssurattoe that he had not enmprnmi. 4 d the ting while on I namely : the J'upe, the F.mperor of Austria, the Duke of 


of Autooio Marra, and the 'jadcr *tf the ludians at tit" th*i arrow passing through his body Tiirttu ntliera have 


>tf <he attack on Tinw'* rancho; also F.dwnrd I since died. They nuiatlldcni carried .off the one they 


IltMa. the murdrrrr of iKitmng*) t'arringo. and f«*r whos*' killed on Chu apot. 
arrest the Moveruor liod yflrrvd a reward of J. 1 UW). Utmw* • There are a gn at many Indians in these valleys. Th 
w«s dollviTed over to i be civil authorities, uud will be flrtw are seen at nil times and in every dhvetion. Th 
►aWy guardvd nnttt a trial can he obtalncl an* afraid of mtr settlement and do not visit us. II 

»b* 2 Ad IteoMuber Maj«w llelntri. man. V B. A . they are much In thn habit of visiting the miners. * 

-.«ui,nndln* Id ,!.<• frnilD<-n, IHMrlrl « oDunoll l»'«S'W >" *»• "" '" -l *»!• 

. « .l i f » «».* r. , . » ■ ihere an 1 about , 1 W wimir* h**re at iiresimt. who r 

Mlwmrfu.lh.-lri.l.jM-..«IM.HlDlDx.Daxf,rr.™r.. *, t klu* .Ith «u.«l Ou, ». I tl, luinl Ik o.w„.l, 

tul twrvstigat ton they were ••ondeumod to be shri Tlie into a sort of /, having its laws and ruler- ri 
, 8 t*r nnblislics a c«witoa*loo made by Marshall, who wa* chhf magistral • I* called nn Alcalde. A competent e 
bD« •« KM m*r>- II’ J-ni<-J lo u.k hxt Ih»i hr h«,i fc- "r ,r •’ " >,w ' ur ' , 7 , "• **“■ v “**«y 

. He ar.' petitioning Moiigreas hr n division of l‘t 

*;,■»■ W ■mtfrrx. ODd jM'rrlrl — .1 thnt h,. I r.rril. r, M .. ...k r,!r -IMnlr ' ”.VrriL.,rv. 


kilb d on rhes|K*t. 

Tlmre are a great many Indians In these valleys. Their 
fin* are seen »t all times and in every direction. They 
are afraid of our *ctth?lii?nt and do not visit us. -Hut 


board the ship ; to which I cheerfully ussvijtcd. 

FCPIli Mils, period friendly relation* rxi»l*'«! IhOmccii «». 
We visited the Governor of Milirultar. and American Con-- 
sill, and partook of their hospitalities together 


Hruliswiek. the Princes of UeusM..S(;liluitx. of Wahlcck. and 
of-liippe. ail'd the hnndgravT of Hesse- MOlllbUrg. Among 
the reinaihlnir thirty-nine, three are widowers — the 
Mrund Duke ofOldenbiirg. for the third time, tlie King'of 


I respeetfujly refer you tu Kossuth's last letter at.fSib- iini Ib'lglans for the second time, and the liuko of Anhalt., 
nil tar. dated ldtli Oc.tulier Inst. In which he sets birth hi* Dcsmiu for the first time Two. tlie King of Denmark and 


j tlmy are much In thn habit of visiting the miners, np- gunge Jils puraouiil. regard for myaelf-and tlmufthcrs auU 


ivasopr. .for leaving the khip. Hint expresses in strong lan- I the Elector of Hesse, are married niorganatieally ; mid 


lanriug to Is- on the best ofjerm* with them 
, There nn* about H*o miner* here at present, wliq aw 
wofkiug with gtstd siiect^a. Our seitlefuc'nt is orgftiilxt d 
Into a sort of jnrblo. haying its laws and ruler- Our 
chi* f magistrate 1 * called an Alcalde. A competent mi- 


cro w uf the ship. 

Cbillpiiig little skill, sir.- in the nrraiigeiueut and eomhi-a 
nation of facts, this iaji'he first time I have attempted a 


•iie. -the Sultan, lives in polygamy 
Ten out T»f <lie.tblrty-if|ne sovereigns whowerc married, 
ir who havo* been so. have no children. Twenty-six have 
?mf#nwhn are heirs presumptive. Two thrones, that of 


• left* lice of myself, though 1 have been censured wliehj Itnxil and that of .Spain.' will desdt'iul to daughters, ns the 
bavo not deserved it. and condemned before I'lfuvu been Emperor of Hrazil und Uie (jueen of Spain have no sons. 


We are petit ioniufc Gougroai 
Tifritory We ask Air “I'tntc 


•nly joined the I ndhuw to save his life, intending to leave I we claim for the 


thf«r-a» aoon as an opportunity offered. 

f tea the following Hems of general new* from the 
Alta OdOforaton : ^ . 

la all part* erf the Htato from which wv have infeUI- 
jeoce, up to the ev* ri thr dr|iarture of the Golden Gate, 
th*- greatest order and quiet prevail. In tlie Boulh the 
Indian dUtorbaaco are at aft end. and throughout the 
mining nften ri Northern California uniform. |H‘ace and 


division of Utah 
l.o ry, whose name 
tiint. it sluill be 


••idled to nnawer ttV charges against 


. ,nf the twenty-six hereditary Princes, s 


You are the only person who. thntigli personally a stran- I ried. The oldest is .'H y**arsof ago. and tlie youngest 


gev m me. has midressed to me a word of encouragement. Mio hereditary Mra ml Duke’ of .Meekl' nburg-Sehweriii— is 
or Who lias taught ine lo hope thut my name luul eliarae- nine iiiontli* old The Princess expectant of 8 pnln i* 
ter would be defended iuA'ongress. I'or this eneournu*'- young* r. stillj however. haViug been horn on the 2 uth »»f 
nieiil plnase to ar my warmest thanks Justice may Deeeinlvr l.ist . . 

'■ Iger-for a time, but to one who line no ambition but l Eighteen of the forty-six sovereigns luive.no descemf- 
I Ids djilty. it will tflthimtely be uwdrded hy u dlserimi- nuts who calf succeed them. 'Eleven will be succeeded 
ding public. . • iiy their brothers; two^tho- King of Dunniark and tip 1 

1 mu, very respectfully, your ols'dlcnf servant Duke of Modena— hy tlndr uncles, and one— tlie Elector 

J. hoxii. ('ajIUdu Uv 8 - Navy. uf Hesse — by his cousin. Foftr — the 1 ’opli Of Home, the 

Hon. W. K. Smith. M. 0 ^ M'm>biiigton. link"* of llriiuswirk and of XnlifUi-lteniburg. and the 

, .laimlgrave of Hesse llmhtlUrg— have, no deScemla,lits or 

A Oreat lit XT. — The.htckHOii (Florida) Ne\V 8 coUaterals who can succeed them. 


bounded mi the north by Oregon. *n tii*s-mu»t by Miwwe ter would b«* defended in Congress, lor tld* eneounn 

Creek moimtainy. and mi tlu: south mid west hvCalfroriilft, nieiit please to my warmest thanks. Justice n 

W* have ample territory, anil thnt which is ’gooij, tog"- Ihiger for n time, but to one who hns no nmhition but 
therewith sufficient mlneml resources, to form a splendid .' ,u Ids il,uty. It will tflthimtely be uwtfrded l»y tt tlUMrii 
State nntliig public. 


irnod wUt go hand In hand with pnwpcriiy. 

Thr State UfteUtur* is uow In atiiwlon at Facmtnrnte. 
to which ^Uy it adjourned about a work sine*. This re- 


moral ri Uw mat ri rovenuuent waa brought about by would allow 
the failure ri Ute Vallejo contractors to provide suitable 


State. 

Reports eome to us Mint n large number of emigrants 
are wintering in 8 nll hake Valley, many of whom art* de- 
signing to make their homes in Canon Valley Tin 
piuhahllity is Mint the overlnud emigration next year will, 
be n* great a* ever before. 

Dtv. 1 ft — Those who returned for tie wounded man ar- 
rived to-day — nil as eomfurtnble ns. tho circumstances 


1 am. very respectfully, your ols'dicnf servant 

J. C. hoxii.' Captain U-.- 8 ,Navy 
Hon. W. It. Smith. M. (! . IVasliinglou. 


Parliament was opened hy the Qfipeu In person" on the 
Nth (list In her speech the Queen stMed that the 
friendly relations between England and oilier nationn re- 
mained undisturbed 

In the House of Commoii^SIr Benjamin Hill n-ked the 
euiili* of Lord PAImerston's' resignation ns Secretary of* 
Foreign Alfnlrs, herd ,fo)m Kussell replied Mint hnnl Pal- 
t 1 . >l !!' t 0 i! Wlia ri . , f ft nd treate d the Interrogatories 
oTTf'ir Q li'cen-’wll I l ifTMesi lei i, ffe hud. moreover, acted 
independently of his colleagues in imp n tant matters, and 
imd unreservedly ap|,rovei| of (he coup ,1'tlat of houlj Nn- 
poleon Tin; Elu i of Dudley Iiub eome,out III defence of 
tlie course of Louis Nnpijleon 

The movement Jn fayor uf tlm ifbvrntlnn of the irUli 
exiles is puogressing rapidly in tlie cities or the East and 
West 

The Abbe (Meordelr (?) and 'M tyirndler lmve been or- 
dered t o quit the country Letters from Paris state thnt 
the Government send spies to all the social festivals, and 
tlie liberty of Speech I* entirely destroyed. The %ctnnil 1 
law lias becii'piibjished. ,It declares universal suffrage to 
l»* established, giving nil undo citizens over'twenty years 1 
of age tlu* right to votn^' Citizens over twenty-five years 
of age arc" eligible ns representatives Algiers and the J 
Colonies are excluded from the right of representation ' 

An attempt, upon the life of Queen Isabella was made i 
on the 2.1 instant, by shooting. Tho hall took effect in j 
nor shoulder nnd made a severe, but dangerous, wound, i 
Thu assassin wns arrested 

Feme of the Circulars state Mint Mm closing rate for I 
Cotton wac* 5 > H (n) 6 l 4 <l > Western Canal Flour was quoted 
at 23 s. Hd; Vellnw CoVn at 20 /^) 80 /i . and WcStcrii nt 
«'l‘ 2 (ra) 34 s. per quarter. Urd had declined Oli.(H)ls. per pVvt 
•Fliiy vessels were lying In theMer si'y at I dverpOol^ 
waiting -torn fair wind.' llnlf of them were destined for 
•Cotton jmrt.s. 

H u on nni'..i . Fi' 1 ,nmry 2 t 

- Governor IValker has signetl the bill . for the Consolida 
tion of tlm city of NcwOrleans. that for the annexation 
•if Lafayette, and that calling a Convention for forming a 
new Constitution. ■, * . 

SkwYoiik. Monday Evening. Feb. 2.1 

The salea of Colton to-drty sum up barely 1800 bale*, 
the quotations being for Middling 'uplands ft. and for Mid- 
dling (•Means H '.,e Flour Inis been in fair request nt un- 
changed prices. | 8 ales of Corn, , 12.000 bushels at Oftc. per 
bushel for Mixed Western. Lart) has sold, in )iurrelH, *nt ; 

bfrt'l'V and in kegs at lO(<i>HP 4 e. per lb. Jlams. P» a e 1 
ItioColfve. R\(o)U'.,e .per Ih. NewOrbans Molasses'. .'We 
per gallon. The steamship. Philiuhdpliiu has arrived from 
Cliagres and Havana. A passenger. Christopher Ament, 
died on tip* passage, lie belonged to Naslivilh^Tenuessee 
Waniiimi i ox. February 23 . 

ThOCpngressiiiiiol banquet in honor • »f Wasliiiigton'.* 
flirt li-dny has been n splendid affair. Speeches have been 
made by General Scott. Justice Wnyrn*. ComnuKldre : 
Stockton, Thomas nilchie.tl. IV. I'mlv’ Custl*. Thomas! 
II lbiyly. Mr. Tooiui»s. John .1 I'llMcnden, alid others. 
all taking ground ill favor of imn-interventioti. and de- 
precating Kossuth's umvem'ents and doctrines a* relate to 
tho United States. 

N’i wVork. Feb. 24 . 

Niblo's Theatre was crowded Inst liigiit on tho oociision 
of Mr. IVehster'A, delivering d lecture before the State 
Historical Society. His speech is pronounced to he one 
of Clio most eloquent ever delivered by him. 


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the failure ri tb« Vallejo contn*ct«m to pro? Ido suitable 
accommodotlons for tbo State officers und the legislatin'- 
That body courcned on the fith Inst, at Vallejo, and pr**- 
oeeded to tba basinas* of opening the mm 4 on. Tho m*>s- 
■age ri Oo? McDoapl ?u transmitted, and followed by 
the resignation ri that ofBrer. Gorernur Bigler hsrlmr 


1 the Mh in*t at Vallejo, and pr*>- M. Kossuth and Capt. Long. 

If opening .the aewdoo. Themes- „. . , 4 . ... ,, . . 

wa* transmitted, and followed by ’ u ‘ K lT, ‘ P ln °‘* lo ,h " following letter from Lapt. Long, 

odeer. Go?ernor Bigler h*?ing *s we deem it due to that ofllccr to publish his defence, 
and Installed, and his innugunil. inasmuch us we luiro given publicity to the charges 
[itha LwUlatatw took^ln- uTalb ”f rfcln, ' t A Pritlim of the Northern press, dcvoted'to 


of. tho 14 th HftVH : " ' - - 

„„ . „ , ... Tiie CxsTi.n ok Ham. — A corrosimndent of the Newt oik 

I he party of gentlemen from* (dimdcn county, Tribune gi?e« the frilowiug interesting detail* of this eel* . 
hr., -who went up the river on n “ Imnt,’' nlmut hmt , a Fn . n( , h fnrtms . 


•ten days ago, conaisting of Mnj. D. lluiley, Win. 
Hailey, l)r. Barnard, v fi; B. (ig.wen, A. Dul'our, 


The fortress, as It exists. to-day. is .supposed to have 
been built by, dou IV. in 121 ff. upon tlie.r.iillis of a for- 


■fth that ri Lieut. Got. Purdy’s to the Senate. Iia?ing 

kmiriri and wmL the Letf-Wlnr* t«,k step. “ ad I *** inn nun A of tu '' »orlimn press' devoteu to | 

joum. Betaxal propositions were made by the citixcn* <tf Kossuth, continue to refer to Cgpt Lohg in term* "f cen- . 
Berida. Bat Jo*e. Marysrillc and Farramento. anil finally sure, and we are glad ho has fully explained tlie supposed 


D. L. Clinch nnd F. Clark, have Bent a full ac- tress still more nnclent. The architecture’ of the walls 
count, of their RUii’iniiH kucoc*.. We. make the rar^.htlSJ^ hwHKS 

lullowing extract : , the*" Feudal BaMlIC.” It'iins sustained four sieges ; the 


1 Having had unusual good luck in our hunt, I tirst in 1411 . 1 .y Jean San -P. ur. Duke of Rurgumly . tlie 


B * n< * ^^n-nto. and finally sure, and we nn* glad he has fully explained the supposed 

deeJded^to * *‘ 0 *) < *unx > nt dlfocff^r lietwwn him and Koi*ufh at Marseilles. The 

m w? oourt-hoUM SZt fbUowln 8 ^ ttrr *«" «<^resse<| by Capt Long to Hon. W. 


ikons' nrw oourt-hoOse had lawn placed at their 
On Friday last, the ldth InsUut, both' llous* * 


•dow* continued in quiet nuriou. without aeoompUshinie 
auy Hapritant business The BUte archives bad been ns 
mov «4 by order ri Gov. McDougol. during his adtulni - 
tr&tioa, te San Jose ; and the people of Mud town, when 


an attempt ?« nuwie te remove th. m. obtained an in- 
junction, and detained the archives for several days 
.Th* have stone been remov.-d, boWi-ver. and the ques- 
tion. - Where is the Btat* capital !" will soon he settled 


•*th' lluus* - R - ?mith. in reply to a conuuuiileiiMnufofrom that gentle- 
they li»t< * -wri.V /t v\mtanv«tfta'?tndii^Wn,VxvV*'ssrifW^ nT a 
onrt* luydckt and distinct, writ It u dareful effort 'to shield 
i* aduilnl o»tbcr Miuu cast ccusurc iq»on Kossuth ; 
town, when Kxrrr.s. (N. II.) Feb. 1 , 1852 . 

incd an in- Nir : .1 have received your i«M**r of Ihc 27 th 'of 

days. • Jonuarj - . informing me *• that you had * ailed for the cor 


1 take pleasure in communicating to you the 
glorious result. No party of hunters have ever 
heen so successful as tlie hunters from OltfaVnin- 
(len. Our party (composed of eight) encamped 
■iiffimVrtfi Will lii'fii irafiiii in 3 ;f , u > 'ifiH'irni)Tr 

destroycsl forty-eight deeT, filly-seven turkeys, 
one nwn.ster panther, and live wild cattle. Dr. 
Barnard. well deserves the. name of the famous' 
Crockett, having killed a bear and captured 
two others, hit/. arming his own life in the under-’ 


si.'coitdjtt 1667 . by Philip II. King of Spain : the third in 
1506 . by Mu* troop* of Henry IV : tin* fourth by mi inva- 
ding force, under Gen. Tieliuiann. Th" following list em- 
braces nil 1 1 n* prisoners- ot celebrity wli" have boon c*ui-' 
lined in tliis fortress, front, tin* tenth century to tho pros- 


. '.C.'. - t’liiu'le< MovSimpie. K iinr cif France 
1470 — Lois XI. King of Franco, incnrccnitod by Louis' 
do Luxembourg. 

1472 — Louis do Luxembourg, then rrorntod by Louis -Nl 
16110 — Louis do Bourbi'ti,’ -Prlnco do Condo, bond of the 
house of Mint jiaim*)* . * . 


Laikh Ht 0 M Lirkhia.— T he PhoIIIo bring* ditto* from 
Liborin. by way of Engbuid. to the 24 th of December, he- 
itig two weeks Inter Hmu opr previous advice*. President 
Robert*, in view ol the late outrages, hits issued u prnela- 
mn Mori prohibiting all coimugiiiention with the district" 
inhabited by tile turbulent chiefs and natives. Every, 
enptniti of a vessel -or. other person violating the proclama- 
tion, to lie arrested and his vessel seized: He also directs 
Hint every individual having a •factory in said disQiet,-. 
shall quit or remove to sotmt, other point. Every propri- 
etor of, it' factory needing the aid of the government. to 
assist him ill removing it. may apply to tlie Secretary of 
tin- Treasury* who will afford t he nec«»«ry aid. Notice ol 
the* blockade, mentioned in the above proclamation, wns 
jlilbli'bcijiiqji^Jia.L'ijgli.'b'fr^#aoij*trw<*'»<e«t aFicrnt Leone 


"■•pontfencn muti,. t.. th., ■>.■.) lUlHnUtl.-' nrl.i’ 1 , 't„k'iii K . Scrgcnnt (iuwon kilK-a tliriie-iilliiriituiM 
is the hint e capital ? will anon hr settled t«currcd on board the Mississippi, under my eoninmnd. .....r • *# /•*-/■. -i h r‘ 

of tl,.* Sopmw Oonrt. Bui little d..ul.i »fli KcmuUi. off Slnmitllw. fur ll„- nim,,,., ■ nf vln.lirnt- unL . m< nsu > >I*K ••Igblrul frrt Join mrlirs ; In 


^ 17 )*i — The Count de lMom. lover of the Ducliew Qf* fierry 
,J 7 ''J 0 — 1 The Idike de LarochcfaucHUld. denounced by the 


by a decision ri the Supreme Court. But Uttit* doubt with Kossuth, off Marseilles, for the purpose of vlndicat- 
eatoU that the capital rightfully Ixioug* to S«u Jon.-. A.- tng the dignity of the Navy, und to sustain me n* coni- 

w«* ha?« stated, the procc ding* «f our Iwgiriature^tliu* mandcr.'' etc. 


tor. are d'-etitute of general Interest. There arc two oi 
thr** contested seats te be disposed of before ItfWaUor 
. will become brisk. Tbe ejection of a United State* Step 


tng the dignity of the Navy, und to sustain Uio a* com- 
mander.'* etc. 

While U»« circumstances which' gave occasion to the 
honorable intentions mentioned in your letter arc tojne 
matter of dt*cp regret, allow me to express to yon my 


wuh a monster, 't’he creUit of killing the pan- I 
tiier i« given to inyslf. A portion of party re- I 


J 7 «'W)— The I dike de LiirochefaucHiild. dciiotyiced by the 
Duchess nf Uliuteaufou 2 .) . „ 

1778 — The Marqiiis of .Marlx'iif. for grave offence* to- 
ward Mafia Antoinette 

1778 — >linibeHi|. for' Jii* work upon stock-jobbing — 


Uxm —The QciniHiis in N* wYoi k and in Lomluu, who 
nre waiting the •• eiuaucipntioti of the Fatherland/ - un 
'hot only enuntiiijf their chickens before they uie hatched 
but quarreling about them. Tbe rca-nn of their want nt 
unity if neatly given by a writer of tbeir own nation, who 
s«>> : " Wh. re tw /1 Geriimm* are gathered togetln r. then 


re. ns is well known, notjjjgjf than three different opiu- 


ator Is the first important step to lw taken. A number of thanks for your rcadincss to viudicato t he dignity of Mn 


candidates, the most prominent of whom arc Metwr* 
" otter. King. McLean. Uenley and Broderick, an- before 


turned much Sooner than we cxjigcUmI, owing to umimoter i - , 

the nle/ts/rs, which made its appearance in camp. 17 t* 5 — NuraonmK'ItepixwntaUves of tin* people to tie 

No.doubtif we hnd all remained, we would have (:u 1 p ju n f! < i n '„ i i V. 

\ 8 i» 4 _ 14 — Belgrade, nid-ile-eamp of Tnu*snint L Ouvo- 


Nsvy.ss well os to sustain the churaet.r of nn officer killed a much larger number. We had the I tu: 


the Legislature, but at this time R is muriy Inpnndbli- 
to determine the prwprite and decide uikju the chances 

ri etthar. 

In Bontbern OaltfarnU peace and contentinent.likcwl**- 
»«?w«U. The last actrithe Indian insurreciioD terminated 
with the death ri Antonio Gnrra. the chief of the mo*i 
powmfti horiUc tribe Us was captured by a deUchment 
under comman d ri Gen. Beau, brought into San Diego* 


whose ablest i-fforts. iu the discburyi 
utet wiMi unmerited reproach. 


«*f his duty, hav 


pleaHurfi of pawsing our friend, Win. Dailey. I 


ui*: t'barle* and Arrnainl.de 1 ‘olignne. etc. 

Wlo— Marshal Motic’ey; for having refuseil to take part 


"**"" w»i— mromu. uruugiii mm cam Diego. ,J c»-u innospuai'ie. as uicj were men oil uouril snip Ulmer 
and. alter a fsjr trial, was condemn***! and shot. Jan 10 my Immediate rouuuiind. It would have |m*u|| inhuiuan 
The Indian Uummissiom-r. Dr. Wosencralt. afterwardr for they were 'dejected mid sorrowful at the .failure of their 

■DitaiBiiK llu> iliufliw.|nl Iril^. ...I ? 4 i.. i . .. I 4 .. , .1 . .1 ... rr>l 


treated any of them with rudeness or neglect would have hunt of the kind, 1 would .suggest the Haw 
be* u inhospitable, a* they werc then on board ship under t.'reeks, as tlie best hunting ground, about tliir- 


The Indian tkmuukskmer. Dr. Woscncraft. afterwanlx 
went among tba disalbcted tribes and concluded trcwtli • 
ri pmt* with the CahulHa. Pablo. (NUientcs and Sau Lui* 
Key Indians. v 

Tfar idTlMW ffMrd <rf thr l«,r,<Urj Bury-, xrt.r.l In 
Ban Diego on tbe Tth ult.. and they report the Indlam 
0U f T “ ^ strong arm of 

military law to lurcp them lu check and proper poaition 
Mr. Gray. Ctitef Bnginem- ri the F.xnedltion. made tin 


exertions to give freedom to their tuition. They were ex- 11 ,, V'i- 1 
i'.es without a country, without n home, nnd hud claims foully bclioi 
'upon the couqsisslon as well as the respect of mankind dred door. 

Tht* prominent ehnrge ugulnst ine is rudeness to Kos- coiintrv ” 
suth at the time we were off Marseille*. From thn flrst J ‘ 

moment I saw him to tlie hour of our separation 1 spared 
no pntus to render him and his associate* hnppy. When Aiimv Dm.ai 


Cici-kx, KH the . best li'iiilhiR ttvmm.l, ""out tl.iv- V„v„Ik„x.-. i.„. 

ty-nve miles from lMIlltka, on the east Hide Ol morieiere; Mulonel Uharras. Ml.' Queslors Biue.and Letio 
tho river. Had it not boon for the measles, 1 nnd Roger (*lu I Nord). all iin iubers «.f the Legislative As- 


A Good Book for General Circulation. 

KIST’S. . •' 

True Praeticc of Keli{;ioii. 

Showing thl* men ii* by wl’ieh to live a true dlsebnh* of 
Jesus <’|_jri*t. iu lluliuess and Pogce. :'nmi also the Slalu- 
die* of the Ilniptflf 'Mini Pah'd IToiTrFT^wIiioli ‘hfnUor' tie 
true proctigo of Religion, with tlieir .cause*' and proper 
remedies. ; v . . 

I'l’olH thr Dutch 

“SHOUT mi DOCTRINE OF PltAOTlCE,*’ 


really bolievo xvo would have killed one bun- | 
drod doer. 1 never saw the like oVgame in anj 


—The new arrangement* at beadquartcr- 


ij.uraey fnun the juncUou of th« ull. and Colorado t>. 

l» Sx “i ■ The ucrlj .ere Je«, 
tule U 1 . 1 ,-Uam m,«< .< ,h« j..ur,„ ) The .urrr, of th, 


beflrsteameoulMMu-d.be and hi* companions were re-., in Jude last respecting soldier ‘Motile* have now gone inti 


reived by me nud the ofllcvnt under my comiuaud with 
‘•very expression "f wehlutne whirli language and cheer. 1 
could afford. On my pnYt their welcome wa* sincere : my 


lu the latter end ri October and l "wn apartmente were resigned' to promote their comfort 


prasacuted about thrce bundr.-d and fifty miles It w» 
.btukawl Khool it it; ulta »(«,.. ih« tunOttiuc. uf th, 
Ult* tut * Ooiitndo when th» pin, h »4 nutUt.TMttl> but 


effective uud general use. The wear-out-your-old-clothe- 
furlough expired oi\ the lasl New Year's day. Tie 
present is a truly republic plan ; every soldier from th** 


| uml 1 employed oil the means in my power to divert their 1 Menural-iu-Ulilef to the drummer boy. wears the same fttti- 


A bottle occurred Jon 4 tli. between tbe insui 


o^ihifr^rcs'md ? 5 Kl ' M,,n wbUh to laivu w ’ lUu,, teriiil of i dies*. T^e only diffnviira betwleu imy two 

My pail tie u at M awl He* was pecullsrly perplexing n ml urni1 ’ °^.*he service i" to be touml in tin* color ol their 


rcs|Minsi\»te ; but’ I did not tiitetid to be. Hiid wa* not. di*- facings. Thus, for the flr»t time. iiTtlie uniform uniform. 


uiivu <U 4 uu. unwwn uu- lm urgent" ant' i '“ • "•••»*,•«»«- • "*■* • 

farorc ri Lower Callfumia iu «htei. *h rc*|H*clful to Kossuth, either In uiy language oiMnunners, 

— - a — . “ U \l„ ....I.,,.* tt.ul h >-..vl..u- 4 ,f II 1 .'..nli.it P... 


Discicmne in tiik Ujii+ku State* Navy. — T he United 
States Senate, with n view tO>hforco diseiplblO and pro- 
m«*te good conduit iu the naval service, without the aid, 
of the lush, ha*- passed a blll to 6 third reading, setting 
forth in what manner offenders shall l*e punished. It is 

as follows : 

Thai! the emnmnnder of any vessel in the navy, or of 
any Hhqrc station, shall have authority to punlsli offences, 
committed by petty officers and pehum* of inferior ratings! 
by any one or more of the following punishimints.to wit : 
1 st- My diminishing their rations ; by restricting tll'dr 
diet to bread and water; by imposing extra poljee and 
other dutiOs ; and i n cases of theft, in addition to uny of 


OKfJIIK 

u»:v F:\YA LDUS K 1 ST. I). I) 

Price f .1 25 per cent, discount, wholesale. 

JOHN BALL. Publisher/. 

60 Mraviej sl. 


1,000 Ag^fata Wanted. 

IlEAULKV'S USE 0 S KOSSUTH.' 


Just published. THE LIFE HF 1.01 IS KOSSI TII. Gov- 


.ernor of llupgary.,wlMi iiotleeRi.f the Distinguished Men 
and Seelies of the Hungarian ItevohltioU To whlcfi is 


lunnor. under Nogiwte. werc defeated and dbiMirsed b'\ My conduct w a* such that on p review of tt 1 euunot re 
Ltewt Ant ChavU. commandant of tb« miliuU edem | atfc would not alter It. 

mIUS U Vntnlvrm In I^iWi.p m. . • In onliT III furill II iust Oldllioil of t lie IlCOIlriet V Ot lll< 


olM La FroBL-ra. In Ln.tr llallfurnla Tht light uc 
•■uirx-d at BanU Tutnaa. Tht luta un tllhrr i.ld>- nn- 


joumtuct wna .urn uu « ix’iitw tv i r.- „ n ,. ry but (hl . n , r Wl|l|k . rt 

**t atra would not alter it. . ,, . . 

In order to form n just opinion of tbe pnjpljety of mf volunteer corps ftiotibl on every uewpnt— cconnni.i 


Staff officers, it is true, suffer • some " in the diminution the foregoing -puilishments. by making gtsid from the 
„f th.-r Ihu rv ; lint tho uotrdnW look- for rauru ...lillorl, *»«''' l,r . 11 !'' tu lhu „» nor. tho vulitn of tho m il 


I cle or articles stolen, and obliging the offeUder.y» wear for 


conduct ns un officer ut Marseilles, it ls,im)Mirtuu( to con- 
sider the strictness of my order*, -witli reference to a com- 


not tlie least — pattern uniforms front •• the regulatilrs,- 


any term not exceeding ten day*, a badge with the word 
•: thief ’ thereon. ■•* 


•The most gratifying Ceaturc In the progrcm of our af- 
totr* U the groat excess ri immlgiwtion over the tNunwnxer 
departures by the l'auama HUsuit-c- every month Th- 


promise of the American flae ; that I inul been cautioned 
sgaiu and again by Oommodorc Morgan and- others wliose 


(Il'EBATION V OK THE Llql OH L*W IN Maine — A KchllC- 

l»unk correspondent gives the following necuunt of the 


tide of human brings aritiing tirc^rds our shore* give, “KthEd ri 
ample amuranor ri b urine*# I'rospurity. aud from II, ' * uinom * " ,l »“ r ' 

^tir.lwumia-rtahUltff lj.ttu , * n.ncu u, Ki.glaut 

and that order* 1 »» 


Tbe weather for the pari fortnight lias b**en dettgfat/ul- 
the skies bright and clear. The miner# UTriuto com- 
plain once wore ri aaoarcity of water. Enough rain ba» 
aircady fallen U> criabUah the pmspert* of the farmers 


opinions were untitled to tlm highest re«|H*ct.of lhu im wn rkimr* ol the li.umr law in ib*t'i.,wi» 

iu. Hunt , tamer oljoumpruinMn, III,, lla* ; that tbu /rtilch 1,1 Mlr l " |U “ r ,u 11|IU V u ’ 

authorities hnd refused to allow Kos-uMi to pass through " lu Kounehunkport, Plh. on hojtrd -ebooner Nile, from 
France fo England; that he had once landed at'Marsellles. Boston, two barrels of Fum and two kegs of brandy wer;; 
and that orders hnd bee n issued by tlie sain** authorities solxed. tin* property «.f persons unknown. Also. 10 th. a 


that be thould not land again, together witli tlm excite- 101111111 * * pung/ passing from PortMiioiith, toward Sne 4 e 
mi ni which his presence personally among the |H.'oplc had wu * stopped while on the road. and. slewing some funiig 


A new daily pai*rr, called the We*L rn American ha* 
been aborted ri Kan Francisco, by Fraud* K Pickett J 
B Hall. James W Young. C. B Hooker, and Andrew Jum 
Mde. 


ofoasioned at Mateeilles 

In the first place, pleas** to observe the strictness of (he 
geueral orders of CoimniHlorc Morgan Mg.ilnst the dnler- 


anee. wa* bound hand and foot nud brought to trial ‘ Tw . 
barrels of rum iu bis •pung ‘ were declared forfeited, and' 
bimsclf commuted to jail in Alfred, iu default of not pay.' 


lerence with the |*oUtiea! affair* of other nation*, dated j *Pg the fine. 'I*liu ruiihwa«d(istriiyedoii tlivl 0 thiu.*t." 
April 0 . 1861 . fitmi which the'followlng is an extract k - . 


"To tlir careful prcservatinu of the k<.hmI* tuitli of our j 


The Ftcninpr I.owndes, Jr. in 


From South America. • 

um» Item valpemiao tu Uu- il Iluru-iubr Lata Uri, 
ram.nl at fen Fmnciaco Thu ilia Ca.IfurtiU h«» thu 

following Mammary of new* . 


country, as plighted in .treaty stipulation*, and the dell* i,„ ln i, 11 , n,.. aui...*. ... , 

rut** sut.jert ttf strict neutrality. 1 claim your parti. ubir '/'“‘“'K down th* Alnbaum river on B -duesday morning 


v thief " thereon. •• 

2 d.* Discharge. front tji^ service with bad-conduct dis- 
charge. 

; M i Solitary contincmcut in irons, single or double, on 
bread and water Provided, no such confinement shall 
exceed thirty day*. 

• 4 th. Solitary confinement in irons, single hr double, not 
exceeding thirty days. 

5 th. Soljtury confinement not exceeding thirty days. 

Uth. t.'onfinement not ding tw.* months. 

7 th. H eduction to next inferior rating. 

8 lh.. Bull and eJiain. but not to be worn at sen 
filh. Deprivation nfllb'crly oh slmre. . 

Alid lo** of pay. not to exceed tim e month's, may Is* 
added to any of the nhovc-mentioned punishiiu-nts 

• Solitary confinement not to tnk’e place until a sui^eon 
certifies itvau be done without injury to health. 


added uu Appendix, containing KosmiMi'h Address to tip 
People- of thu United State*, and the uio*t important of 
lhu Addresses. Letters and Speeches of the Greiit'-Mugvui 
Uhlcf. by IV V. Headley, author of •• i..fii of tlie EtnpiW/ 
Josephine. ’’.•• Life of Lafayette." etc . with utl I lit reduc- 
tion by Horace Greeley, iji one elegant Bjiiio/'volutiio of 
R 11 pp . witli an accurate steel Portrait Price *1 25 . 

N B,— Agent* wanted in every county in ihe United 
States. Inot'ulreudy oocdpled.) to sell the above popular 
work. It is believed tlpit almost every leading family 
wijl Im- glad of the opportunity uf, possessing the Life and 
rflH celtcs nf the noble Hungarian Such i* the present in- 
dication front the unparalleled sale, of tlie*work. Address 
DERBY A MILLER. Auliupt. N Y. 


A single con? sent by iuail, free of postage, on receipt of 
price, posfpuid. ■ * • fl. 14 


■itleiitiou y«*u wllhremeuits'r. iherefote. Mint th'e'*hip'uu- | ^ U, ‘‘ U K M detise ft*g. ran into Mo; bank, carrying away a 
•ter your cuumiand wlien lying iu tin* poll, or sailing j portion of iter guard and dhlng other damage. hRe hit a 
kiltiiu Utu jatbMMI., 1 , ul «!l„tliur Mmdly.iHItlOII*. i« n l B unu into th. .try iluuk kt Moljilu ’ 


1 CHIU. 

ioMUffer.. n. rm-lrud «t tl„. luU ndunul. 
t T^.,'' ru *.'^ D *. u “* Ul *“ r " luuu ' »t Lo. Luiud... 
ubiUkff fe _luul rotat'd itll. r rT.cu.tiu* «TuUun lu.t 

dlr "-’‘'L' l‘l- numil. 
to«td OoboubUuu fultowod bj tb. form uf lluln. - 1 1 

"J^T.SfTV h " "« "• Cru. i„ ,b« p^i., 

UlOT. Whlcb b»TU Ucetnrbd « W Tcly m tutu 

T,l>: ^" O." ■ < " 1 tw Uiurnio/ ,.l t|„. J6U, 

L "OI....U .inch h»,i 


mere guest, and for the time more or less under its pro- 
lection Assured that it In Mi * 1 wish of the Goveruiiieiit 


^ ri the Lui led .Suie».il is my wisit Uiai tlie utmost eir 


Paoipct 1 .— The lomdoti Morning Pbroniule stutes that 


APl’Ol.N’f.MKNTS ItV IlIK PUI.SIIHINT. 

It\i awl with thr wh in iiwt miitrnt of thr Smalt 
Horace || Miller, of Mi*si*sip|ii. to be Charge tl’Aftafres* 
of the United States to the itepuhlie of Bolivin. iu the 
plio-e of A. K McCliing.'rcj|«ign*'tl h 


|m *-Moii b** observed, p^rtieubuly by tlie ofijeers and j Mi** King of tin* Belgian-, and buslstitd of the daughter of 
I.w. „r lhu »u.~bu,.iii|.,wii« lhu .'{U.dm.i iindur u,jr 1 L..ul» I>IiIU|i|h-. hi.» iir„l.u.|u,l uuui.iul thu duoruu id l.uui. 
.. U „„.nd..t nil thou*, bhui, in u,iui|-,i,j, ur u„nv.loiti„„ , v»„„h.„ u . „u,l 


Natjuin Sargent, of Pennsylvania, to ls< Uegi-fer of the 
Treasury of tbe United Stales, in the place of Townsend 


BIBLES.... BIBLKS, 

JOHN BALL, 

No, 56 (intvier street, 

-Jlav ju-t __ received ••in* of the LARGEST and BEST us- 
r'ortuie.uts id Bibles HJid Prayer Books ever brought to 
tills city . ’ 

FA M I I.V'B I BLKS. nt, front *f«l 50 to f .50 per copy. 

GUTA VO BIBLES, at from $1 to Flu. in various styles 
of binding. 

SMALL BIBI.ES. with and without references, of vel- 
vet biinjiug*. gold bunds' and clasp*. Turkey morocco, un- 
t iq lie. elfl>ps and bauds.- 

('HEAP 8 C 1 I( toil III BLKS AN D TESTAMENTS/ ocU tt 


uiiusiiu. Ml uu nun-.-, will'll III com ...ll) . or run versat inti l , i 1 .-.tir.„ . . , . . . . 

with the pro pi*' of t be imuous of that they enu-r I ** V ' U ! h '" hi,ailur " ,l1 ^ made by Spain, 

iiitftiiu political d'oeusdou wiih llieja qr witli each oilier j/N'ipIcs. the Brazil*, und Saxe-Coburg 


rateNiched themxrive* lu tie' ? Tf* kl i Imm ‘ 1 lhr " r ,u,lun ' 11 U drlrrwiuuliun «/ th Umm, 

Edward, a teiTcaul.IS, ^ V I'™*"- nmtra^ */». r,r. und tfiereby to 


into in. political dl|<ju**ioujirit,b them, qr with eitcu oilier j V'ple*. the Brazil-, und Saxe-Coburg 
•fte'tft th*m. or the. state of t Ixrir rcxpectlve noun tries : J 

(lui Uiat Lbey. carefully avoid tlie i-xpr/ssi.iq of any npili ' A Ham. Nnw-StiitBit row jJiuni — Tim Wiabifn l.aul 
ion which may justify a -unuii* tna^ tbeir aynipatlile* j M f Springfiebl. ( M»-- ) sued JoItYt MiU* for notes to lb 

are * nli.-Ld in behalf of. or iucliimd towaid*. any purlieu- | • ... - - rr~ri — rr" ; rr V^ ir s— 

lu, U.U.V ,.r null,, i, 11 J.,.. I ,1.. i: 1 kill’d"" ."TWH him. lur Ih 


I'orfau.N <n im i-.NMEn sivrt.s 
•W illium Dio r, of Nrw Ym;k. for tlm port *•!' Valparaiso, 
in the Republic of Chili, in the plate 'of Z. \V Potter, re- 
called-' 

"Joseph Graham, of Ohio, for the port of Btwtto s Ay r c -. 




Ouu Jum Mi«u 1 (im. bhluf U( Uu- iuuurr.,t ; i n ... 
Ilu- h.«h hud hurt, UT.UL-J h, B..„„ M U „| ‘ ,U 
I. ndupl it h.T, 'li:,. it Tu ««ld 1 „, Jf 


to pr**s*'rve our nnttralilp tln lftr. und thereby t>> Se- 
cure the friendship and eoutinu' d c«infl«!ence of all Any 
deviation froiu tlie foregoiug order in lelaMou to tlii* sub- 
ject will hardly, under any etrcuiu. t nees. admit of an 


lu addition to th* above generkl rHm*: plntri; t* oteerv*- 
the specific (*rd«r- from t'oiumo'lqre Morgan tome of the 


Ifltn-Uli it was *>aiu l.*r txM.w-i *suw» in'ui "'■|iuut 

lutetiti' f* *if proctete i«c hhus. fi i'r.«l ( t.ir Cs * 4 d M‘ a M" - 4 a ltuamimluix -you wiU.fiud tiiat-l 

rsdOhu Muru*ulUu hujiurtc, ul 'L 'i, ,1 O""’- 

tract t be following ^ ■ e ri ,.cithat Ko-.-utf^imd dchTtufued f" laud at M 

ti i AiuiH ttOMpprohenrion le»t, 1 . hh"Uh 1 eiwotjiiLr quiiiy.t 

— .. ... . . n '*1.11 meonveuiemt. . n,„| tueit ill, *iis to me 

Hit* ftepulior 4 * now it, pmre Hie rcvoiuti'*u haviug ,JW 1 vt'xrtunu m titip jwrtn'ulat "1 tin tusfru. 

‘SSJHjrtr torn, turhuu.-, ^up.„u^ ! .1... .... 

•wougulxod «ud 1 'Vs.iaUae J throurijout the w bole arrii..,.' uretul onMtwwwlLm .vf ... 


amount ot 7 .IK niXT. endorsed by bun. lor tin ni*‘m 1 s : Pr • r 
a firm Win* urc uow insolvent. The pavme-nt Wa- n -i*i",. 
on Mu* ground of illegal procccdiugt! in di-countlng tli 
notes, uibl al.o j'in account nf tiattry . The .Supreme Court 
have u-taim d the fihjcrtlon*. The Paitk- it i» supposed. 
wilHow* aboUL flfi WKj of the buviug ■•colltitercl 

lo-eurity for the balam-e 

! ..j.. .. u — - • 

■ 1 »h Mbri , — 1 »r Yale 11 tiue Mottdia* Ikn'Ii recalled to the 
profe."**'t«hip of syrgery. and tin* presidency of the medi- 
»ul .dcpurlnient of Mte l.'niyersjty of N . wYork 


in the place of K:*A. Saunders, removed. 

— ^TTiTioTTir.f k •••('••. or n«w ■.iwuy.; jn*r tlrr^H or Tii;* 

gtinyra, ill the Ifepllblie of Yen* zu< la. in llm' 'place of LouD 
I Baker, recalled. ■ 

I Timothy Durliug/for the port of Nu.-'sati. m the I- laud 

of New Providence, in the place of Julius-C. Krefscbmar. 

rccnlleil 

Vnb iitUie Holmes, of Pennsylvania, fur the port of. Bel- 
fast, iu Ireland. 

\V L. Sitarkey. of Mi.-.-issippi. at- Havana, in the Island 

ornniiiriu the pipeYTA ; fttiwi h l — 

8 a mu el-. I Oukford. at Tumbez. in Peru • 

George King Ro^er-. of Louisiauii. fo( 4 he port of Lyons, 
iu France, iu |ilae. of James Il'iub'brrt. recalled. 

William. It (Rover, of Kentucky: foC the port of Vera 
i’ruz in Mexico, in Mu' place of IV. P Roger* resigned 
j Alfred Wheeler, of CaliforntH. to 1 »«'V” Attorney of the 
1 niti'd Stat'TTor lhu Soutliorn '-District Tir“Ualitornia.'iif 


bwn graduoilv accepted and Get, Hrhina • 
vooogtilxod *ud p»«tiaiu*ed throughout the w b >i 


IfCKL’. 

- *• »'*• a *»»•-. u* e<mxn«> I, JlHWm- 

lMl - M”* O 1 * 1 ** a •"*• L— buuu iruu.-J tlir tb.- urutuu 
nd thu «•!«» tli .1 ll. Ubur,, u »u.n,u L J b, 
U„d Um Ibu U. Id 




agg^ssjegri- :r»z 

SSESS&SSSffiS® 7, 

ill the rchgtuu ^ cliUdrru *hali be educated 


’ u'id ife, *K, l ,'i“r,' (!w.',u',| , ijjr&ta |irr,f,’..*,'»iil|i . r .urgury, mill thu |iru«iluj,,-y „t lhu mud: ".’urgu King Hiyfur-. uf Loui.liim, fot.liu |.„rt uf Ljud'. 

» •'•■;•;' f ; riSri-rtmub. u. Au C..^ ,CN ..Turk 1 w-mwSc.Vy. V* Vm 

j Z. ";.' lru ‘ u1 "" >:• " r "" r ' Al ' ' utr/.'l ‘W'l/.L .! ". V“i -Hi? ron‘.'!»"t . .'''l At^rm'.y “ "r ‘t I..- 

""■TMul *“ uuubd urj,,. . 1 , r.furui„.,. I., 111 . i. „rit-,»r.ui.’drtyu, nlguud Uiu:’tittt-ilmll»liiiig-rH|ilIul I uil.-d SH..I.TT r llu, j-uullurn-DLlrl,' I TT ralUurnld.lu 

I ^ 1 ' l, *"“«’ r ." f our .«" u “ lr > . . 1 . -. ,.l. W.Vurlm, ,.l Mi.'.uuuuta lu bu M.ruhal uf lhu 

, , - | 1 I'tiired Slate* for the Territory of Minnesota. !n fhe plnce 

M^foTSuh ?! 11 iSjST l, w Amaric-ai, Conjii! at. Mu* Hxmm.iun A Wai.hii.gtun letter says -Therm, of JF L TH-n rc.nurcd 

lMr.^iurc Junn L Mo.fg.. h*q . h. j.t.itUK-r .M. 1861 . Li h *. , , , John > smith, to be KegUter of tho Land-office at MIL 

tbt» h'tter b*- ray. Uml lie-received i(u official fit t* r fr«(ui r M Hamilton . norltca vulU i very Saturday, and wuukce, \Vi*gon*in ^ 

■ * **- Prel*«-t r**quewMug biiu to ctrtf .ii him on htndnr** though iiuo iy-four year* of ag*;, -pres rVe# her- lucultio John P II Itnincy. fn !*» Jleceiver of Public Money* at 


,i*e • Prelect ' requrattuff him lo rw^. ..n him on bti*ities/ though nitmiy-four year* of hg*;, prem-fV 
•t nujiortiujee lu owuphaime with tlu* request be called and memory t" a remarkable extent 
I lie J refect told him iliri the lv ju r oddresood Ul blui , 


a* the reprcaenUtlv* of the UulL l hud** wa*’ published Tam rti.M xl B*?wn Uni* khiiu —The Providence fit 

"n.V»XV’b, uw 1 :/.,; 1 1 *•*»*•»• •«**«>.*a»t i«., 

oreach ol confidence Mr Hodge *uud that l*«- l,-i Kox- PVtejfl irum ltrown l uiycrr.it y and (but Mlri e ol the ablest' 
♦uth Jiuv*' Um letter, ami IhatTi w. 4 - published by blui. pt’oie«utt»r*v Messrs Win A Norton. Jotui A I'erter. j»o [ 
• he • Prefect tbe.. gave orders tin t tip one but Mu- offi. | Geo U : Greets*, have sent in tbeir it •* iguatlon in coiue. 

r* a ud ui'-n of Mn Mirsiwlppi Giould laud.' and Mr . 

'lodge wrote to me us follows . wifi 1 „ U.e most '‘ Ue, “' ,W " T “ with Pt e-id'-tit M ayland 

LMUrie tuauuer ehriy out tb*; vi. w • of tin- •' Prefect ; '. n , on (’m\a/-The Journev,..",, cluar maker* rf 


RIG DE LA PLATA 

The moot uu portent new, v, U »t ,4 ^ . 

- 

di*Ute* from the <1 - . . f 1 * 

— — - • '*** wo* 01 to-Uoui and *rf n.. 
geuerai oaurM/ wiid li .u prooiaUn* d byj|. llH U " 

TL? Unm ri the capitulation *tf- Oribe *ie\- *ji, ^ 
Th? rcririaor e of the iu UUm and Sill ! 
Frcm b hjLrrrentitei te nr oguix-d *. » la , i IIJ( kl ^ 

tef telhrir cteivirtitei. fur Un- dri-fwv of tin lUwtfi 
Tb*. - dUfvrvue.*-* ri pSiUral irpUdoo which bar. /xn-te.i 
•rc hot to Ir an obria/d* te <-mj<b •? uo ut « t*- 
Th# debt* contraxf.d by Urn# In the puUi* ** rrt* can 


of a disagreement with President Way-land- 


t" *d live mauuer cfcriy out tb* vii 


John V Smith, to Ik- Register of the Land-office at Mil- 
waukee, Wisconsin 

John F II Rnittcy. fn be Receiver of Public Money* at 
('baiiipitguol^ Arkansas. ® 

Wtliiam M T.ap.*lcy. tu’lte Receiver of Public Money# 
at UahTiwba, Abtluup.i 

| James Miigoftiiioto be Register nf the l.nnd-offlee at St. 
Sti-pheiii,, Alaban’in 

Jackson W - Faith.' 'th Ixi lli*cnlver*of Public Money* at 
St SlcptieR*. Alabama 

Anloiihiil Nndu tu la; - llL-gi~tcr.'.ijf the Laipi'Office at 
Sa.. hugurtine. Florida.' T 

Thmil't* J Burke, tola’ Receiver of Public Money# at 


inhibit every individual igt-ept y uPun u lauding loan ' ‘ 

!••' United Steti's *G «*ifp-r Mi-*issip;>i n<> tualter witomay ' • • ivtD' l't. f't 


*• the penwiu ' 
The roifNijurUo 


Dim* on Cm a**.— The joumeyiit'-n cigar mjfkfr* '• 1 ^ ■ ' Tu*cali*"a. Alatmma 

■i.'l.i. M irn,. c„i,yn >« fur |.M,,dU , o u. HugHui- „f fit. .UnU-offloe »t 

, ■ •• , , , 1 " rl " iijrii*. Indiana 


rimyulaed by the Goumjiocaji 
Th# ateetiou ri Senators hud 


'I'tie coiuM-iiuenee of the |iuiijlnl 
hi enuuuruts'UPbii it in lie pa|*ei 
•w^Uoumeut of Mo editor of the j 
"tl uf hit ipsuex from Mis t nr* . * A 
great "let v* ry uuumim) exciteu 
Had i non* -ii *ir t*, aimrclui 


ui nt Mutt letter- and- 
fa* People w.i- tin 
• i'.i 1 and tin* snap' ll 


iw-'alm-t the inqMirlatioii of' foreign cigar 
1 German niauu.t teiinc Tlie duly « 

• ‘ f pound instead of an ad valureui tint 


(•spegiAlIy those 
•d for is 4 n cents 


TO mufeuuu uj m.|iater» and Jippullc* to h. unm. 
*at«*y |<ruu«MUa ««b lo al Ui, ittfunuii-uu 1 W L. 
tUhtim tfi mmr ■ SnSOgit a If Bowling jm.r.u.. 

ri npiuiou Ui Im foig'itteo 

IIRA/.I V. 


from tlisi pr.»- A fiirjln r niu«**«|ip nee 
ry uuusuai exciteu - ot among Mte |M opl.- 
•n *tr t*< apprtiiei i ,u view. of flic mr 


• umsiauces, * f -uq.ii<u»i»'’ uf our t ag ’ Thr popular* of j 
1 ^d m* much 'xrlti'ifttfiA while KosAfl^b 

*nd bis OMijcuiirc **•;.' -ashore tin t flic" Prefect tbro ' 
I our t^onsul iufmni’d me t lud , eueh diimoiotr-lioiiWiiiiiKt 

1 ‘Mae lie al*fci WlLhlirea. llu Oi ijm-siuO li* J*ai,l. ,L 


r^ritui-uw Id a,<.MKw «» u tlritviu lu lb- Uun.ll 
*1 Ite 'vrud flin-.r 4 r* ti. be with Jrawu to tin 


Jiroaiurc u Lb* 


j Mate Iu 1 w<* «h 


1th drawn to tj*< 
is ion# , one to b* 


#«MM -Ua a!a» ailhiLi'i a. May .pthiittetiuV" hv grant' L 

j ttir**uvb the‘-.uUrc* *«i*in ri ( oi**ul li'jdg< mi KumuMi 
j and his aaaov- i<-s to lapdat plra-Ur. Hi furtl" r • I'.RT.I^ 


sMsuaiiiwMib UU.U, uu ffe wuU* 1 


jue c.i Ml' iii Hteiuld ill fut^y* xilowi d iV. Una 1 


’»gu«<d It) h Freueb Minute 


Ini fn *'<i r JiAN s » lit BufilUi. -"Adi 
' Grne. dated tbe H'.fli ilfaUtll : The 

• u uiova.I n> r ov..it‘di*t.iilM'd by tlu 
ilti'ply is ll embedded in vto d/ptli 
1 I'jssing i* tu ‘gfgid oidef appari'ii(..v # «- 
.ud 1 * 4*1 JIJU 47 . vy-jiu pa -' d • 

. .UVgk |)Umtk%of ladle* yh v> u'y-l « • I 
>. * iv j.HsM-d over the railway Lot on th 
.« 00 capable ul h. aring any unm'iuii 
> mid la pUea-j upon it 


e*l for is 4 U ceiil s j 1 , 11111 , M'llOWi Amu 1 to Kmioham* — IllTeply to 
j tin- umii.v addresses he lias received slncV.liis returu to 
. I Ireland. Father Mathew made the following retnarkn': 

1 I Aft. r a r*'sid*-nce ot thirty years in Cork. I djd pot l**- 

••• lien- bus not | ||,'v • tb .t I could any w Imre find mure burrowing illus- 
i Ml * • (n-sliet. -«•' tru.tioiis of th" ruin and ealaniit’y which drutfkctipcss pro- 
the river Th*- 'hjeua. until ] |uul vi*Rcd Atneriea There tin* condition 
, <ij tinsiiriinkf-fii etnlgrniit is forlqrn— iHTrfT'nf care and 

uas u'-ia^n j, jr'-he fall: ji pr. y to the cupidity of tin- harpies who 
•T it to-day well' I, de up' ll III'' uiifort‘nui(|e vietilll* ' t this, fatal prop'll- 
ioi*' bur.Mieii CHI* v Wit h tail' kie-u I' I Mi • p'-v -r* > vf the majority 

i‘ . t.*-diiv whinii 1 1 iJHHki; ■ untryiiteii I- would ftirtie-t'v nq 

' . . 4 »o . lit in in alruggn - , ..<•.* i..», . v |ahd rutliet t hull 

' '*■ '' ' '»-'••• *•. ’ Mi- daiigefs M»at -i'* mi ihetit among 

, ■(ranker- •• • 


MADAMS DE REIGNE’B 


SELECT SCHOOL FOU YOUNG LADIES. 

r No. 6 Punlulkii Itulldlng*. 


it it to-day were 
• •re. bur.Mieueat* 

I* • t '-dity which 


For instruct, ion indite English and French Lan-,, 
gunges, ElqeitMon. Ancient and Modern History. 
Geograpliy. the use. of tile MIoIm'S, Ma t liemntlcH, 
Writing etc puplh' under twelve, years of ago. 


WILLMARTH HALL, '"** 


A 'CHOICE! KOOK. 


THIRD EDITION IN PRESS OF CAb'GHEY'S UK- 
V 1 YAL MlSt.’KLLA_NlES. coiitftjuhig eleven of his RE- 
MARKABLE SERMONS. he . ft 111 i no of RICH AND 
PRECIOUS THOUGHTS ON HOLINESS. REVIVALS, 
he It is jii't the byyk lor Minister*^ class Leader*. ymtilg 
converts. Christ 'sjbnnpted ones, and for all whd llesire t<> 
be USEFUL atul HOLY 

TJte rapid and a.«teu 1 *liiiig ib-maiid for this honk ha- 
ulready exhausted two edition*. The third will he'oqt in 
11 . tew days. . . 

Fors^e by Mr JAMES MAGEE. No. 16 AY 5 . 4 iing(on 
st . Boston; LANK h St'OTT. New Y* rk. JOHN EAR LY 
Soutberu Methodist Book Concern. Hicliiiioud. Vn 

Agents vvanti'd to circulate the work Address Rev It 
W ALLEN. Fall River. Mass fl.it 


■natch kg/ Missouri 

Th" s, V h Atqntul Seartun of Mils liistituli/.u wiU>to 

'!" n ‘ »*}'• Monday in October next, and c.nUna 

t.n moi.Mi- Tin- iti>t it,ut i< *ii will bv u ud.+ tl.. - -j«*i 
din ; etio„ , 1 „. Pritt?ipal. n*#islcd by the niorf *• .|„|h trot' 
Teaeber- It is designed that' the SebiKg shall ts- p^rm. 
item and eligible ( for a thorough course of iustnictioa 
rueiltiil. litoral and physical . The instltutimi i- furoiitrt 
with glols- ebefqjenj. philosophical and iqtninumkt 
appiirntu- the pintim* are' new , elegant rmil .j t he rk-’bnt 
t"ii" The School is ^ffcrml to parent* and purilnuui 
select retreat for lla* education of young Udiei. Tl* 
Itiilldliig* wen* ••"nstrtietvd exi'ressly fora lattliin' 8 fan 
my. and are new cntntmHlkjpfN and well adapted |s ifc, 

liealtb nud eomforL uf pupils" TUlMy-fiVu ijuanlmm 

- 1 *e Heooinmmlated 


Mil. JAMKS WK'liaiT „ 

Having ti*r private reasons wliidlt no longer exi«t. di* 
eontlniied liis interest during the lio-t business season in 
the firm of James Wright h Son. we liayb tiow the qdea 
sure of atiuouiieitig that«he becomes this day a-tpaftner 
J U.M W mJfUVh 4 wud^^l/^fcjjir ra^p--*'— V tfltf n 

formet- put foils , * • , 

To correct a general misapprehension, it is proper to 
state that he Inis no interest in any other house* ’ • 

- JAMES. WRIGHT. A. J WHIGIIT A; CO. * 

New Orleans. 'Dec. I. lbol - 


TERMS. FOR TEN .MONTHS. 

eM.'IUl.l fS AlltAM I 

Board. Washing. I.lghfii and Fuel ji'Jw 

Tuition .• q) .,. 

Mu.-ie on the Put liofbrfe . 

Nih iiI M lisle, ireiteh. Drawing and i 'uitifi ng. extra 
•j|K ieh^mpii will furniijt'Tn r bedding, tewt'k btihad~ 
stfttlom-ry. 

Special ivfcrt nee to Dr L P. Biaekbiirn. tin* patrouri 
tlie sebqol and tlie editnrsef ih' J'oneonliii Intr^BOyr 
SAMUEL W SPEER. I'pDOjol 
Natchez. Miss. April 2 . 1861 / 


for their i-liilih < 1 * and wards, for Ihe next lenu.rau tl"* 
by .addled trg Me Prhi*'ijfKl 

Tbj' pr*'s*'iit M-ssifiti will close . I uiy - 28 . #jd 2 


OAK BOWERY FEMALE COLLEGE. 


Till' present M-ssioti^w ill close ii illy ' 28 . »p] 

iV ' : t.\ 1 1 \m»j »«m it My.ivi! a. r,rt*irtor 
• A CLEVELAND BROTH EU.S k CO, 


ALABAMA CONFERENCE UF M E CHI' RCII.SOUTII 
» m 1 

H"V. T B RUSS DLL. M A . Ihvsldcht. - 
E HOpSON. M A . Adjunct and Chemical Professor ' 
Mrs. A It. IIODSON. Inst met less, in Drawing. Enrlirofil- 
ery. etc. 

MissC LEE. Principal of Primary Department. 

Miss Mi J TOO.MER. PrincipaTof -Musical peparttneht 


ouiuicreinl. Piter. New Ot- 
. . ' de e 


ItH 'HARD. M GUM \ •■(» 

>tt"ii Factors and Comfltissloti Merchants. No 51 To? 

ow.'Carondvb't -treet. Ni-w ltrU'iinii- ’• fei 


'\ RIGHT. »iV ILI.lA.yiS ’hi Co. 
ConiiitUsiou ,'l etchant-. Nu. 1*3 Gj-iivier street. Ni-vtV 
“leans ' Ut 


and Teacher of F renc h and Miirmuyt. 


The ensiling gf-'inn of the above instltuMnii will coin- 
uitnptt on TUESDAY, the fith uf Jnnnary.JH&'i. 

Patrons are requested. If p'ridlde. t" enier pupils on the 
first day of the session. 

j^ak IbiWery. ClM»tnb* r- county. Ala Nov 28 do 


DUN-BAR bi BUCHANAN. 

Conitnlssii'if M • reliant -'and Wholesale Grocers. 22 Gravlet 
street. New Oil. an- nil* 

MOSES OltKEN WOOD &r l» 
Coimnissionund Forwimllng Me^ebant-. No. 23 Carnudcliil 
street. «. fl. u 

T. II. JACKSON & CO . % 

Dcal*to,*In'Fhie Fasblotiiible' Clothing Nl*. Ill Canal street 
(next door to Planters' Hotel,) New Orleans. 

Youths’ Clothing. Gent s Under Garment*. Hosiery 
Trunks. Carpet Bags, and a general assortment of. 


- S E. OL'R.UAN UO. 

Importer-. \\ h‘"b «alM amfRetall dealrto in llat*. Capo’* 
Straw I h*. . Is. N<> .'•» M.-*gaziiiri-t'fe< t. eoriter of (Ir*T»rf 
New Orleans. 

A general assortment of-l'auauia. t'autpeacby. fiikn 
and Palm Real lluts. iti the lopi-.-l e.i*b price-, cutuUni-J 
unhand'. ., 

iltf- Miinufaetory. 1 Hi Wat'-r stnvt New York ff * 


e 1 a. m vt din e jhuhto' 

M A LAUD Jw ARMISTKAD. 

Wholesale Dealer* in F*oi‘eigu and Domestic Dry Oo^' 

' No 7 LMiiavi«;r -level, betwieti Magazine aiuU'.tuip.N" 1 
OMean- 


A full supply of Plantation Mi»ods ♦ 

I*lt GREEN LEAF. ‘ 

Office — .Ineksotl street, lad ween tlie ’.Morket-boUM »** 


.inks. ( urtHd Bags, and a g« neral assortment 
CloMiing. always on hand nnd for sale at 
the low-cat market prices •• . . 


office— .Ineksotl street, between tbe ’.Market-butu* »** 
Tv-honpUw.ula.s idivet 

itesidem-e — Corner of Jack -mi and Mngnilue stnvUU 
favette. Bjl 


It F. SMITH. DENTIST. 

lias returned, and is devoting himself uxel*nsive)y to the 
practice of his profession. 

Office al the corner of St. Charles Mreet and Lafayette 
Sqaurw ,,on 


1 ruin Kt.ix t , r j. 

' * C FLINT fg JONES. 

Wholesale qtid H' tail D*-ale»> inUatiiuH Furnilurc. Uhtirc 
Feather*. Mo** and ll*iir Mattresses. t'urk'UIUD. Hik 
Clot h Ynrni-h. etc.. No- 4 »i nud 48 Royal #tifrt.fr* 
Orleans. 


JOHN C.qnnHt N .. - JOHN H >.\| | 

G 0 ODWYN L SALE 

Attorney/ and Cntiuseilnrs at Law. Alierdeen. Mississippi 
Practice Law in the various Courts' held in the Sixth 
(jud ScvopMi Judicial Circuits of Mississippi, the Dislrfut 
Court of the United States at Poiiioti*-. and Supreme Court 
of the State at JiiekMUi. 

Claiiys on any persou in North Mississippi, nut of nut 
circuit, sent Us by our friends at a distance, will I*- ItaiideU 
ff*r them to competent,, responsible. Attorneys l*y u- 
K ef# r** nee's : 

(*. McFarhute k Co., Aberdeen. Mississippi. 

D. tV. Bowman. 

Clopton & Ewing. 

[ - • v-dames K Saunders Son. Mobile. Alabama. 

Baker Lawler. 

| . .I'jIiii A. \V in-ton it Co 


CHITTENDEN fg DAMKllON, 

Dealer* in Carpeiing. Oil Cloths ■ 'niui Houseke*-pin< ® ! - 
Good-. N.w* gil Chartres street and 27 CuBtonnh** 
street . New Orleans ^ 

a. j. wau.it 1 , jaMEI wim * 1 

A .1 WRIGHT ft. U 0 ., 

Cot tun Jh'.netots and CuiumWiun FetwxrditV *• 
elnint.-. N" •)" Grhvier str«-*-t. New Orleans.. 


K M ELLIS t.’Oy 

j Coniinis-ion .Merchants. No. U7 GVavb-r street, Nf* 


REGULAR DRY GOODS TRADE’ 


JOSEPH II PALMER & <’0 

Importer- nnd Wholesale' Dealers in Dry Good*-. L 

street. Nv\v Orb-fin- • ' 


BOOT AND SHOE STORE. 

The. old and favorite stand, corner of Camp, Duplanticr 
and Prytania street*, ts now well luriii*)icd \villi.u-*tiM-k ot 
Shoes Hint Boot*: of every-variety. 

ihKteUtffi-iilbl- idraiigm-ji-JaLUifnUy-jmn-ul jniih-gmiU- 
nargalus niid a guild lit. from .Monday moniing until Falur- 
day night. 

N B — please remember that I do not open oil Sunday 
Therefore ealLdufiiig the week, 
fe t* . JOSEPH SL’IllRL'INC*. " 


Sanford ft: Coley, 
'lore, ii Lynch. 


K, C. KSTKS, 

cd WFi 1 s s T on m k u <. u Vis r. . 

- Ni.w Yon a 

Purch Sw ts every description of MERCHANDISE un 
orders frytri iiierchantH. planters and -ntliers, cither for 
i-ttsb or on endit. embracing Dry GihmI-. (’loMdng^-Hard- 

CtrtislU. nud indeed every tiling the miiiki'l nfford*. 

Cjinsigtiuu Mite of any I’roduce promptly, and faithfully 
attended to. • -i ' 

/ — — mil 11.# 1 o 

Messrs Wightmun k Summers, Kdftorh Southern Christian 

— Advoentts iUmrb-fteii. — — — 

ReV John It McFerrih. Editor Naaltvilfe Advocate. N'ush- 
vllle.Ti-nn 

Editor New Orlenn* Christian Advocate 
'lessrs. .1 u. Nelson ,L Cb., New Oflenns . 

Messr*. Cherry. Henderson k Co . New Orient!*; 
Messrs. Lowe. Patlisou ft: Co.. NewUrleati*. 

Mr Win Eektord. Mobile. Ala 
* Messrs Weaver. Mulijll tu tbi.. Mobile. Ala . 

Col James E Saunders. Mobil**. Ala. 

A M.* llatTi*. Esq . Memphis. Tetin 
*W It. Ciaike. Ely-ian Fluids. Te,xas. 

W It Johnston k llro . Ceiitreviile. Texas. 

G W Prim**-. Liberty. Texas jy 23 • 


. M^. . - Waring 4 - V,. . 

.* J Syke* k Co.. 

w Mc.Maliouft: pearf-all: New Oikans.. 

• S. O Nelsrtn *c 

lie'll. J J. Ormond. Tnseijloiirii. Alalutnia 

. .L C. - Wh i te n iT-l-bthtes y tf h -T r “ * 

Silas Parson*.. Esq IlnnUrille 
David Ib'Bjfli'r. Tii-i ttmliia. 

Will Cooper K»q ... 

, .Siui|isoil..Me A ie-ti-r ft. Cu Fl'il-eiiee. .. 

James frviiif. E-q . r.' 

William Knox. .Montgomery. 

C .1 NaUpin Green. Wiiiehester. Tetlticssee 
I foil E 41 Foster, Nasliyillm 

I M cJiurtl ,K .Qrm:u^Dli^hb>- — * 

Win Garvin k Co . Louisville. Keiittieky; 

Brady k Davies.' . . ’ „|,i{j 


£ I 00,000 UOKTII or 

Fashionable Clothing, Gentlemen’i Ftuul*^ 
ing Goods, &c. f at RetaiL 

, ALFiirii lu’vitnP ^ cn '^rr 

■ One Pwee' Mammoth « dialling, iflabli-buti-ut • 
Magazine strewi. N* \v orlean- 


GENTLEMEN visiting N. w *>rb atis are r**!^ 1 


eiteil |o cull and •;.xiiuiifi*’ lunch Hp- large"! and ro ' 
idete assortiuf’iit of goods in, Me- al* lit** 1 
1 lie South. , 

.Uiy ,uuDfntiii:mctLiill . t mr 1 'l 1 »« 

etail sale*, and it is with the perfect ei.iilldcuc* ■ 
ibl'e to give satis|)totiojb tliat wi' iisk nil abo a>*. ^ 

with a call to examine partieMluriy'our.styi**' 
rare, trimmings, kv , If 

All goods sold by uiuirc. warranted in •-r'’*? 
i ft r r A h e-purrlia wvnf it n y wr t leic’wny 
l will Im* cheerfully tiikeii b'ne.k and Mu* litonrf!* 
n(r olyeel is to pleasv our Customers • 

I’ll ll l! Foil (lOUW-Nu 
fu il-l, AI.KHKI 1 MOSHO^r, 


•NEW Oil LEA NS A0ENCY 

UK TIIK' 

'WWU MASfK K -KT lili IN BI'IIA XW. - A MI I.I KT 
A.N’Il Tlirsi' IVOII'AXV 


. f 500 . 0 * 81 — all paid in. 

. . liifisi.UQO-- reserved fund. 


T*»Iul /. tftJU.UUU-rrin ftibihlu ****** * s 


JAMES A PORTER President 
Jamm Wftj.kra. Secretary. 

* „ ^ LOCAL UIBKTGBS. 

It It W lllli. Isaac W Mora, S ti Nelson. 

It. S Fretz A W Walker. Logan lluntoi: 

MAItfNK. HIV HR. FIRE ami LIFE RISKS taken at 
tin* lowest ratos^and all losses promptly ailjiisted imd pnid 
al tin* Agency lUflee. No. 33 Camp street 

W. PA HTEE; Agent , 
Lm i« Lissassif.*. Ass’t Agent.. . * tuliLi 


VENN ESS EE M A H I N li ,\.NU KIKE 

..INSURANCE COMPANY. 


per immth * 

fiv.i r Iwj-lvU years of age . 

\u«-iritt .Modern Latigunges. each. . 

Mu ic ."ii lb? I'laim Forte 

Miller uiepiaplisUinenls at Mo usual • ^aVjt**' 
New Oiluaqs. January. 1832 


CAPITAL *KUn,(ino. 

JOHN M HI I.I; President.: 
(■to. W* Mvhiin. Searetary. 

Tliis long esttiblislied (.'otlipatiy. witli Mm jitoat ampb 
means fur the jiroteetii^i of it* Polieie*. contiune.- to tak* 
ItiVRIt .SEA mid FIRE RISKS, on llu*' ui***t libera 

‘ i ‘Tliis. at it- Agency in New Orleans, nt llu* "fit 

PICKETT PERKINS. A CO 
*u,bN 27 St. t.'barles.itree( 


, .".I Magazine street N *'" 

The New Orleans Chrifttlnn 

Is IsMited weekly, at Two Di'Uars ninl a Half i" ^ 

No Mil.-eripti rat 6 taken for less • ball 'W . v ' a ^ ,^4 

eriisTs will be uhderstui.'d as wi.diilikVh'A M ’ u B 
l is vipj-e-siy sim*'d ‘ftbeiwi-e. j|etW ¥ ’ 

'Uir Itim ranl Ministera and preach* ti* 11 1 " 
Episcopal’ , y "*it,b. an*, all "f lu ,iw# 

tgeTfis of Mte' New l)r 'lean* Christian Ad'" 1 " 

•ay incuts inn v be mad** ' 

All (>.m....mie..l ioi.K, -whether **f I.UhIihM y 

mhlhatirai. unless rcinittiug moiuy^y 1 • 

In* amount of. ten ilolliq-s. must 1 *' post-p 1 jg #•' 

No obituary nrii,;*: "ill initfirlrtl .unlrt* 

■virliiu tw-- uionlli- of llu* *IYaih of a P ' p “ 11 j [t ,, || ^ 

Commune at ion - lilil-t he at!<lf K *''' ' 


'LTvniiit . New tti'lean- • ., .-rliitf F 

CmiiniUiileaMmiM iqV"lvli»F’ f| o*l- *" ■' 1 , ,p * 


let’oiTuls of | e 

iilograpliii’s .»-■* 


i yuls, religtett-t;* 1 ' 
'/tyiist I*: lo-crai 


\ f. w S. i rt a. I vert i-' 

r bu ll inii-t I** pie- paid, hi '' r ! l '\,, T , ( th*b<K>k*^ 
un-. I iffic'F No ftlfGrrttier street al** T 


«*“."fi1 

John Rail 


j 1 ; 















$4*'i 




Viililiiihini! Committer 
of fjOUUwnn Cor>fcrn\rr % 


J. T. KFKNT.lt. 
W.K..IMITV, 

’ II. II. KIVRKN, II. II. 


VOLUME II. NUMBER 


IT. N. MdTYETRE, Editor. 

NEW ORLEANS, SATURDAY, MARCH f;, 1852. 


*]»&!?** «<**#*' 
tf. Will 'All, S «f Alabama L'ortfrrm", 


K.iT l lit* N. M. Clirislliiii A. I vli.nl . 


The Altar of Worship 

few erect an altar whore 
XI, a pricial circle daily meet. 
AUnorn-atcve-foUn.ly prayer, 

X'u join in pure dnvo.tion sweet: 

Ifow rew. there are who ev.er.seem 
T() wor? hip aught on earth hut sclf^ 

()r household gods. which may be seen . 

In many forms of worldly pelf. 

At Fashion's shrine how many how, 

In homage at the tyrant's throne, 

Xo'pay the, consecrated vow 
To things no bettor than a stone : 

IV wooden idols, painted o'er. 

hike heathen gods, in Pagan land/ 

Which Superstition bows before, ' j 
Atblind Idolatry's command. 

Sonic worship lleauty fading flower. 

Whose loveliness soon dies liwity : • 

While some adore bright Genius' power- 

To it, a.ccaoel'css homage pay. . 

Hut ah ! how few a hcauty see 

In bowing to a Saviour h throne. 

Whose mercies flow forever free, 

From pure benevolence aloho. 

^ , ■ v - 

Some have an idol god of fame 

placed near the attar of the heart 

A hollow Sound, an empty name. 

Vet from tile passion will not part. 

Others there are win, how to wealth. 

.And homage pay to heaps «f 'gold, 

ftaoting talents, time and health, 

To grasp at riches yet untold. 

Some worship round the sparkling how), 

Their heads bewildered by its 'fume. 

While clouds of iqecnsS round them roll,' 

Their time, their talents pi consume — 

For liucchus holds despotic sway, 

And undisputed power obtains, 

TiH^iind itself has past away, • 

And nothing qf the man remains.. 

There is an altar darker still, 

Enthroned in depths of moral night, 
'Knough the feeling heart to chill 
Wjth horror at the gloomy sight — 

It is where guniMers meet to bow 
Aruund their. des(sasutad..«b£um, iVW 

Willi anxious louk ami frowning brow, • 

In cards their -fortunes to divine. , . 

I'oor, Mile m, in, of life so brief, 

Hint not an hour to call his own — 

Sulijoot to sorrow, puet and grief, 

Ashamed to bow at Jesus' throne!. 
Unconscious of in, mortal worth. 

Would fear to tonil the knee in prayer, 

Or worship round the soeiul hearth, 

Or raise to Christ an ■altar thero. 

R. II. T. 

‘ Louisiana, 1852. 

THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR. 

BY J. N. MAFKIT. 

[Bjr .what we are disposed to consider a 


i " F "1'sler." IlniUU’e ! "lit? could not, by ,,,,,,,1, to illustrate this typo of the pimshm to the highest nobility of the State, writing lettn- the so,... llf „ r „„ 

^letaJtDlUtdern lnu tl uu^j m l a' .iltL 'ett . ttliltlglll .Y , nf ti vitrit ltl -sit . VV u a .il ta » U u < < uiliaa »t -. nhm , „i ty... in -.tl m .. y sa ^^ um-Uw4-s>h», t t.t'Al r tone4^ -retes a n fl-«m it ,S"* ( r B b ™ ‘p 

, dollars out of one •• almighty dollar; nor at the inauguration of one among the latest s, Titles the miser of 1,1s times: grateful «hihlri'm,., l r' 1Illl ; ( | nll u ,,e , J, . 

eoMld he know any thing of the s.mto-tho of the kings of Kgypt. IH.demy Uhiladelplms. • tlo , mi ;, ;n „„ , educated and guide. a „„ s , mlI ^ [ho 

u, hie ol ruihoad shares and cotton factory which forms one nr tlm most glittering pages !* it, . a, • i„„ t, t, „ tl.> .,r l! „i,i: ear <>r eeaturies to eon.? | H lmll l,„ tl„. 

dividends, lie Understood the rules of Bin,- of history. It required a whole day for this u«. dorr Ifu mentis tuul Immrs «r flit man : sllll i n tha nlnni t,,",, ■ , , 

pie addition and multiplication, lie kttew passion tn pltss through the circus of A I- "Tit mu' "I"'' ' f.., river a rid . , "ft . iTV'" r 

,i . * r v, , 1 n An Inliivut liUlw. In* Kurt* In Imy nr mil ; ,UI umi inis hi i mnisi,,,^ ( ,i Hu* snow • 

thilt one piece of gold laid by the Hide of an- exandriu. J lie troops of Sileni. and Satyrs soil n* you iu* r .i tin* nihility hiwp bIiMI nwcii- winged barks of easy fortmlT* u^oniltfetonco 

other piece made two pieces. He was not bended the gpfgCOUfl procession, dressed in Now twio«. now th'rlw* tlio mini it wn» boron*, sbnll dunce over Jhe bosom of tin 1 

witbtau artifice and . trick in his way, and , ample and red. covered with ornaments of X "" 11 b “ ** *™ tira "" “™ waves, and the name of As,.,,, tothfl 

twice m his life .passed off his beautiful, ac- j gold. Then came the Victories, with golden And the accomplished Juvenal, writing , lever-eea sing murmur of thosu gent.. W|1 . 

etnaplish'ed and queenly wife as his sister - j wings, carrying vases nine feet high, from about tho same titpe, at tlie vene ruble age of tors. The choirs of the vestal angels s, tl '|| 

thus making a snare of h 6 r beauty tu. invei- .. which polled up the slnoke of ineVniso, spices eighty years, gives the following its a synopsis take up the echo from tho songs-bf the low, ... 

glo tho iiflectiuhs of wealthy kings and jim-i lind burning perfumery. -After a doul^e al- maternal instruction to youth : Hiverbf r.if'e. They shall wreath tlmtamme 

1 deft, who, when they discovered tlmtsho was tar. of gold, n'tnp foot ill height, euioo one liny wlmt .tistfliring t In;.- I'.sit i«t . ant nxhlh,' with garlands of rainbows, and'hohl it up 

Abram's wife as well as luilf sisten, could do ‘ hit mired and twenty youths, in purple vests. "f .mrrrh»»iHw n« rmil ,ii-,l»in. amidst the fleecy clouds us the prize of vi 

| no lest than Come down with their dust to 1 ouch one currying 'a golden, vase^of myrrh - '■ tue, to the good and-nspiring of all the gene- 

| mako amends tor their presumption. I bus, j and meet, so. Then, alter t'ai'iims einhlon, at- a„,i t,,., • r..r K . t „„i tie,,, ttmt ,mt.i,. u,„.. . i»Uuim of.eartlt.P Swheter far, and more 

jas^vycll as by the natural increase of his j ieal persotmgos. came a chariot, twenty-one | . Woftby 'jf »iwl *11 the wwen, atvirn- : balmy to (herepose of the 'departed souls, tel. 


voice L - ^ la" r T''' y J- i u’ n V' N,Vl ''‘ l ; w a s-t" tnrnttmsoalo arrive d. The time 6,« l grace,,,, d holy Hying .^1^, , 

2nSn!il^ y"WI> . the Intpp.V nmf tile evMtliig ropnst hml eome; lh« master <7 llleted with g.wpel enns,Jatl,m, - whi!!r.^. 

ginti ( hildiTi, u, (X mi, itlc- ns of ('(ilnmhin't the feast became tinnsnally elmpien*, «on« t,l (lie v.iunir how to *hiin ,|„n„ , *cb toll 

eat of H ill (titles to con,,. I,,ve shall lie the .list rihntion was about commencing. Mr. 1 nyl point tho ansious inooiror to that 

sun, in the aseondunt, totiuniintite that tune- son interposed the question, 11 What Writet neath which he .me ; . i • . , Fl *" 

ltd river, and tens' of thnns ,. 1(1 the' devil invented the fashion of.u' And tlm 'tout 7 t " ^ 

wtnged harks of easy fortmlT. htTeomlletahco ryi.tg round tea, to prevent a Ws.wmg hchtg A disemtrse which a' Ltnlstae' n 
shaH dance over V he l.osmu of th. lr , ^ . The host felt himself cornered, li willing 

waves, and the name ot Aston sha, promptly replied, •• I don't know wlmt writer with ,, r llmt tl.o v w7..1 1 ^ 

liever-cens.ng murtaar of those gent.. w „. it K |, ut ir you plcttse, we will foil the' devil if, ism,',; rftll/a -nf.. 41m V‘T 7 

tots. 1 lie choirs of the vestal angels s., lM thistinta) will you ask a blessing, sir ! " arid the pulpit: U take, all s 

* ka coho fmil, the songs-of the low.- |,y woll-tiriiod sentiment of his revoreml Arohbi.-lmu^. iM.r, n„,i, B t ,, "I*’ 

llticr ol l.ile. I hey shall wreath that name . !n ,.st, Ita could not, without rudeness, declinf 4. Atmlim. oxoelhLo nf tta.! ’ T ® 

w,th P Ulan, Is ol rat, .hows n,,d 'hold it up aa in(? l, ini ,to return thanks. And thus hi, whom l am writing, pmhiwy f 

am Kbit the fleecy ulomK a« the Him* of vn- coiiimi.,,! 4:1 . 1.1 . , .. ! yfM ho 


" *!«'. niUnr: jjo • in aynrlco urmrn old, 
linifM* hi<ii|>f< i.n hi'npx, ini 'ivniu* thy num of |*(i|tl ; 

Un. digv tin* utftnim nml tt-rrnrn <>r tho innln 
llrnvo hunger, t liirst . nml |iawu your noul for unln ; 
'Ah Inlm-Ht lihU. ho Kuro t" huy nr noil . 

SOU tin you liwiM tho niiKhly lump shnll «woll— 

Now twU'o. now thrloo tho mun It wnn hofnro, 

Now It Is live ; now It. 1* ton tiinon moro !’’ 

And the accomplished Juvenal, writing 


WHOLE NUMBER, 57. 


! tloukH and herds, and tlie iiiulti|dicati(in <>!' j flv t' in length and twelve l.maiL drawn by i 
I hi f slave's, born in his lmuso and purchased : one bundretlnnd eighty nffen. on .wbidrAvti uf 
with his money^ was laid the Ibundution oK a figure of Bacchus, fifteen, feet, it i iM^ht, | 

, his vast and princely wealth, ahS the • l a- pollring libations from a golden cup in his i 
t time uf tIie..,Kjiit!ifuL:: ..beeauiti tW.JCSUlL uY a luiiil^ wljUii.a' liitgc g».d<kn .wnitaihing. 
•b l w. ' fifteen measures, slooii before bint. Then 

But what were bis* conduct ami feelings followed the throng of female Baceliante^., 
under this state of affluence and indep&n-.. ’grasjiiftg'knivcH amt serp»*nta in their hands,' 
i deuce ? When tlie family and substance of no had cjnhlcni of the madness and wrath of 
his brother Lot were, captured and carried off wine. On another chariot, thirty-six feet in 
in tho sack of Sodom and (Jotnorrah, Abram length and twenty-foui’ in breath, was ail ini- 
■ hastily armed liis servantsjtnd* retainers and .incline w;ine pre.vf, tilled with, the reeking vin- 
n\ Ttiiklng tli'e predatory kings of Canaan, tage, and >ixty Fatyrs trod the grapes, while 
he made -a Palo Alto eharge upon them aj; tlu f ininien.se multitude drank the wine. 
Ilobah, on the left hand of Damascus, and AnoHief'sitnilnr chariot, drawn by six hun- 
reeovered together,, with his brother. Lois dred men. carried an inihiense wine vnt.ii.n- 


Nn Wm| nf mcri’lmmUM* n« foul UMnln. 

S|iii?i«.< nr limy 'll iinhw.rjlutt us well ; 

Tin* Maoll of lUl’Tt; U'll plt tlMlIll mih-IU 
Ami. hoy ’ forgd not thou tlmt iiohlc lliui. 

Wopliy i;f .lure ami all tho powers ijivtuo : 

//hi r vmtllfcpur rnu'if; fill / /aim. iium 1 luk in nrn ! 

Oh. apoilifum.'litflm' ! ohriuldgo ran* ! % 

. 0>|' tint nil, it, lit (ill);* fmiu gi»mi,im. gvi stfimis,. SltaKlug. old eatlieilral Walls arid jar- hiicIi jnspoctitll Udhrtirioo to.his host, tlult till, herd ! ’> .*% u f Wl t 7h« aZT T‘ !’""" n8 P' 

A .,.1 Bin- 1 , uri, hrt,K I. r th.-lr al|.l,al,..t -. ring tf,c Marble pavements »C the, tombs .if latter Could nut he displeased! exoept with his reply. That is my noth,? ’ "*? 

• Ani1 ' UR1 '"' : ’ * Heath hel.Av! ItrighUir, fur brighter to light h ina^fv Mr. 1'ays.m .Qt ilixly aCkno wlodiKi fl tbo r I think | M , a |ioulda ; t l.AU m? 1 tT* 

l 111 ..'loiHlmlx-- ' i li y tall t a il | ,,i rt l. K s)iwl the departml mml thr,n;glrthe “ vrif tty the tied, J ou life reception ot f, KK l but mill the nn itn l.tal, H.ui il, i ftoW 1,10 

srrrsiKrrK-* ■" •- - A* “•.**» r 

\K rt ni nii.t.iial.t ..u t l..*tr a>rd‘, .■...ime.ii.i . ol happy nml gratelul eyes, tlmt all the flam- did it, too, at the request tr tlm master, , ' ' 

yin. rl,l.-! t..<> ri.-t, t Jits k»i,i > m.t tvnrjr k.,i'i>— lieatts of the grave, tfasiiirig their l.foiid ami though this re<|ile»t was inode, cverv iti- _ ■ •*” 

-Ills l.ustH ..„a l.r..„K— I»^r.l,l.,t„,,s nrm., si...,,. : l„fty ,„|* r i„ t _„ ,1,„ dim outlines of stance, in violation of a fixed purj s M „. q |,„ ItalntoUble, Yet Hsproilm. 

And. after, tho lapse of eighteen centuries, vatiUs tlmt swell up in solemn grandeur, like chagrin of this disappointment, hownv. r , |,j. That infinite Being is an 1 LI • 

Dr. Johnson reiterates the same truth of ton* a mmiic heaven, groined from the cold, and l aiue.tho oceasinn.of his groatest joy. ||j N perfections, purposes and “ m AUl 


u.oiasni.i.i ot cart Ami tlm simpler these taacldngs the Imttar 
prevent a Wsxon^bcatg A di W ,n,rs„ which a minister' would not to 
.felt himself cornered, h.,1 w 1 mg to read to Ids childtri, and domeaiC 
I don t know what writer wit), a goo ! hope that they would understand 
tasex w will foil the devi ,ih ish,„. deA/g s„ f „ U take 2 

ask a blessing, sir ! and the (fulpit: t.Vu takes all our loarnimr ’ said 

: HOntlinent. nf htM rnvnvonil A rnM, \ ... ... i .. 


amalst the fleecy clouds, as the pn/.e of vit- eo„t Nt( , d ove^inoli of, .his ground until the seldom ayent l„ v„mU,L n* \. h ° 

tue. to the good and. a spiring ol all the gene- visit te-mnat, si. Mr. I’yason sustained hiF Will wo; so w,,' will cl,*,,' wit 7.1 " Nwth#r 
m t,m,s „l .earthj' Sweeper far, and more elmm(:tar.,sa minister of religion, and gall, et one,, made to I >r Grceu ),v.m * tvmA - 

hahny to the repose ol the departed soul such his point in . v „ ry thing; and Hint, too, in (, liis parish Me Green'’ »ai,l^ ^ "wato of 


, , > V 1 ..uy HUNg, Miiu nun, hhi, in g nut purwn.V Mr, (JrO«0,” sold slm „ u . 

music us this,' than the deep-toned organ way so nntum., ln ,l „i, constrained, and with do you’ tbit* is tho great business r „ ' 

stfeins,' shuktng old euthedriil walls mid jar- stteh respectful (i.|„rej,co to his.hoSt, tlult thh herd !” “to feed the ll.sik ' 

rimr the iimrlili! niLvcmontM nf tlim f/tnilui »if liLtlnr nmihl .iKit. lx i . i .*. . . * ». Olauiini . wall 


ring tlie tnarble pavcnientiii of the> tombs of latter couhl not he diHpleased, exoept with 
1 tenth heloftr ! Brighter, fur brighter to light liino^f. Air. I'nysun -,„t Only ackno wlodgell 
tliwdepartml soul thr,n;glrthe “ vrifitty i.f the 1 . 0 . 1 ,' on life reeepUuii ot f 1K ri, but read the 


tloti. tho c chitF e nf tho.now age nf civilization : unwusting ruokl 

■; This iieairnful truth ts every where r.infusseil. Stephen Girard, the manimuth millionaire 

he made -a 1 alo Alto charge upon them nA tlid immense multitude drank the wine. stmv rt.,*s word. l\y in.rcriy iltTrcssMl ,.( I’hiladelpliia, s.nue yeat’s.a resident in tilt, vert with devout thuuklulnoi 

Ilolmli, ot, tlie left lmrid of ^Damascus, iiml Another similar chariot, drawn by six lull,- uua*«l/I.Y^ ungainful and interest-denying tomli, seems visit whioll hud oocusioncd 

recovered together,, with his brother. 1..3 s .Lre.l men. carried an imnjense wine vat, c„n- wii. n. om. i.y hrit*«Jiy a»ttnrls» iiiipi 1“ lutvi) acquired liis power and controi ever Jioa ; became a member of 

family and etfeets, all the wealth and spoil tabling tlirec thousand measures of wine, fol- • ti,.- irr....,,, ntutts tt„. r,.v,ir.- . r t,ts t„nt ■■ -a vast riccumulnt'ron of wealth, by his Inow- ever after regarded witli pie 

taken from the kings, of Sodom arid (..itmir- lowed by one' hundred and -twenty crowned A.u Kiiglish tourist sagedy writes of os poig ledge of hun liu, character in \]>o scleotihq of veneration mid respect, tho 
j Vixli. I he higli-inin.lod Hebrew \fefu%cd to satyrs, carrying pots, flagons and iarge cups Americans, tlmt no two of us can lqoet in the the moat uhte un.l iineegotio captains T'ot'his whim, lie hud unco despised, 
j take tiny of the spoil pressed upon him hv „f g„] ( l Then canto immense silver vats, street and, converse together two minutes tnu '' n K ships; his letters of instruction to the Ufa of Kdward l’aysou. 


mind was never entirely nt case, untifcr. 


Ood Immutable, Yet Repenting. 

That infinite Being is unchangeable in Ain 
porluctions, purposes and principle* of a „ v . 
era., tent. But will riot his perfection ,«, hn- 


f, mud peace in believing. Oftcft.li.l he re-' tnutablo admit, will it not demand diftw' 
,ert with devout thankfulness to God, to the. | c-mluet in different circumstances ! t ... 


of I’hiladelpliiai some yenrH a resident in the vert with devout thankfulness to Gud, to the c.„ 
ungainful and interest-denying tomb, scrims visit which hud occasioned such mortittoa- Mil 
to have acquired his plover andcontroi over .Cion; became a member uf lib. church ; arid by 
ot vast accumulation of wealth, by liis know- over utter regarded witli nu*ro than common he 


, ''“''u.iinwuiUVH ! iyC't US 

Mike tlm 0 u»e of Nineveh. God proclaimed 
by Jot., 1 ,, „ yd forty days and Nineveh shall 


ov«r after regarded with ?noro than coinm^n be overtitt. 0 ^ n ;i w j lon ^ io , . 
veneration and respeet, tlio servant of God froip bin ftll j . . 


taj:e any of the spoil pressed upon him by 
those grateful kings. aiuL made this proud 
deelaration : “ I have lifted up my-hand unto 
the Lord, the most high God,? tin* possessor of 
Heaven and earth, that 1 will not take from 


Then came immense silver 


and two bowls ot the same metal, eighteen without using th© word “dollar." This may being masterly models of such eompo- 


feet in diameter and nine feet deep, and ten I lie true ot imsinesa anu cunmiemurmcn ot ■/«*' powiuiu wiivuigoii- Nutritious Preaching. u uu uau every man should turn from 

ealdrons and two silver wine presses, and any country, and the word “dollar” is as c y "kh a forecast and reach of reflection — • / kis evil ways and from Uio violence in their 

drinking vessels and wine coojers almost in- good to use on such occasions as the words which would embellisji and enrich the letters “Do you liko Dr. S* as well as ever j” lniiids God-saw that they turned from their 
numerable. • Then came on a vast chariot, •pounds.” “liyres," •• francs,” jor “guilders ; M " f instruction given by thrones and premiers was the rpiestion once addressed to a member evil ways and ho reponted of the evil that ha 

draWn by five hundred men,' tfie represen,ta- <|uitc as frequently in flio^ mouths of our Kng- ^ ^bcir plenipotentiaries. I he result wiis of the A — street church. “Oh, yef! said he would do unto them and. did it not 

tion of -an immense eavern, from the .deep glish, Vrencli, and Dutch neighbors as “dol- tllut “knout all of his homeward bound ships, his sermons are roast hoof and plum pudding Here, says an objootur, isacase of lAutahilitw 

rocky ehusnisOf which flowed two fountains, lar” is in ours. after a three and four years' voyage, would to us for a whole week.” This was high —hero was certainly a change. J 

one of milk and the other wine. All the" I'lyQs tiny one ask how the “almighty <Iol- retMrn cou 'P luto aW»ies of wealth; Gi t anl I p r .i i se s u rely, na .l - to . p oko ft-full Irirdor, as But where was the claiugo I Th«*.woa 

nymphs who st.i.wl around wore crpwiis of l a i‘" so envied, tulored, and productive of ! ,ns mil 'Ie F.dneatioi, hiB heir, and while his well as no small skill in netting out the least, indeed a change a* to Gtal » conduct his trow 

gold. Then came the. allegorical represent supposed happiness, can he obtained* by pwr dust, as p<Ktr now and valueless as the it gives us at once an idea of thu man, Und of moot of Niqcych. But was there ally ebanga 

tntion of the descent of Bacchus to India, in wlmt toils, labors, outlay of surpassing genius r ’^ r,d u " r8C of 11 ,K =H ar - 1,oruu from t>is sermons, and of tlie study, too, wliente in his perfections, hi* purpose, or but laws ' 

which the statue of the g„,l was in a chariot umi .splendid abilities,* can- he procured, laid ulm . B l,0,lw ' "" ,uldurH ftwu y in ll,B IW tllu 80rulo,m l;aulu - VVu uutuU 11 B U,u P , " ! j> f •» the least. There aU loadliim totreah 


a thread even to’ a shoe lat. hot, amUhat [ ,„„„onil.lc. ' Then came on a vast chariot, 
will not take any thing That is thhic. lest drawn by five lturidrcd men, tfic rcpreseqta- 


he true of business and eummerciril^men of sition, providing for each possible eontingen- 
anv country, and the word “dollar" is as wl th a forecast and reach of reflection 
;oo’d to use on such occasions as the words whh'h wouM embi'llish ut id enrich the letters 


Borvant of Ujd M t%me, and oovored himself with 
[hx tract ffffin sacko oth ripu 9u t in ashes, tuid rent a com 

nor boast, I erd ut**^ should taate anw 
ling. thing, and tlmt every man should turn from 

his qvd ways and from ri,„ violence in their 
s well us over I" hands— God suw that they turned from their 

i...l A.... null I 1... its MMJIC: 


tli mi shoulilst say. I lifivo' 1 liiadc Abram rich.” 
Mamro's holy plains re-echooil back tlid ac- 
cents of that kingly voice ! 

I proceed to the first recorded trade or bar- 
gain and sale among tlie “ world's gray fa- 
thers,” and here find the wenlthy Abraham a 
eonspieuous aetor. His accomplished and be- 
loved Sarali In 3 ^ cold in death, a beautiful, 
hut inanimate statue, beneath the silken folds 
of her queenly tent. Slu; lnjd died™ the mo-' 
tlier of that high ancestry pf which a Saviour 
shou ld be born, a lino of throned and crowned 
Tmo. of 'prs^^aARf^^pkcfe 
women of the gazelle step, and the serene 
eye of resplendent loveliness. Aim the hus- 
band and father had not thj ownership ot' a 
single tV m »t of 'soil on (iiMnu rounds earth. 
The plains were itideed covered with his 
silken tents and his thousands of camels were 
grazing urotjnd; ljut tlie soil they fed ^upon 
was not liis own. He came out from tin* ta- 
bernuclo of death., apd left her lily form 
which should never smile on him m«re -those 
lips of snow which should kiss him never 


drawn by hve liundmi men, tlie representa- 
tion of ‘an immense cavern, from the ^leep 
rocky chasms of which flowed two fountains, 
one of milk and* the other wine. All the 


which tlie statue ol the god was in a chariot and splendid abilities, can- be 


drawn by an elephant with golden trappings. 
Five hundred yoiiVig virgins, wftli golden 
zjmes and cyoiyns, followed' tli is chariot : then : 
an immense train of, Chariots, drawri hy olo- 


upand hoarded in enormous aiid mountain- ! ., * Iol,naeu 

Otis piles, higher even than tlm murky raven l>'^ B ncflccnce, covers otic of the great aqua 
of avarice can "soar with sooty wing! twill " 1 1< 0 <nn ’ atal swells up town 

reveal the secret, and place within the reach ” c,lv< \ n ’ tl ’ e P rond<wt of 


m his porfeotion*, hi* pur(>ow, or hi* law* 1 : 
Not in the luu*t. There nU lead ium to treab 




ostriches. Thom came an immense pro- 
fession of all the productions of the In- 
dian Mime : and then the massive statues of 
Alexander tho Great. <110 Utolomys. ami tho 
reigning sovereign of Hgypt Then came 
women glittering with gold, and bearing tlie 
mimes of all the Grecian and Ionian cities, 
countries and islands, and a chariot contniu- 


•key. of wealth h lt^ requires no depth of 
thought)-. n o' splendid. outlay of ininionse tal- 
ents, to acquire immense rieliob. Tho single 
Word accumulation reveals the secret. To 
earn, to accumulate, to lay up. and hoard 
each day of one's life something more than 
the expenses of existence, will as surely earry 
wealth int^ a man's coffers us the sun rises 
and set.s upon him as a living man. And if 


procured, laid ftlms hoiu,e > .moulders awuy in tho grave, tho sueji sermons come. We catch a glimpse If Not in the least. These all Icn^llum totreafe 
tltd mountain- 1 '“ lladiftn Tom F l0 of lA ' ,lrnin K- ftamde.1 by a quiet room, totter stoekod with .standard a crouture acoordiug to his olmrueter if ho 
, murky raven lli8 ^ beneflconcc, eovor* one of the great, nqunros works than witri the literature of Tupperytrid issiafuL ho treat* him ns toing rinful • if 
wing? I will ‘I'C “t'ity Of I’enn,” pnd swells up towards Giltillnn; of a patibat, prayorful uiau, riaiitg holy, he treat* him as suoh; and if penitent, 
hi,, (ho reach ' 1 leixvmn, the proudest imlaeri of Intellect tat from his kinos to udjust liis mauuaeripta tor he truut* him a* a penitent ^ ' 

i,. , , ,, tho. vast Amerioan continent. Nor Athens, tho day, and. of an open Bible on the Btudir- tlu , .... . ' 


the. vast Amerioan continent. Nor A 


nor ^uvrii-niueu nomo ever saw such col- mmc. inonai anu cane aro lam asiue, lor Nineveh. While it was a ‘ f 1 i* . 
umned IiuIIh and vast walls dedicated to >>« has already paid a visit to tho sufleririg ^ nt uit „ hc tre ^ u ,j u ^ u,lJ _ 1, “P 0IU ' 

.\Jind! There stands, and forever shall Htanii . family in the adjoining alley, or to the siok cued to destroy it When itto anU bt *°. 

the Monument of Stephen Girard! The tod of a dying parishioner ; and, “it is well tent city, and the neopl. tumedTon! 

power Pf ‘h« “almighty dollar” survirts Moro preaching to look con the verger evil wajs, ho treatcTLa us penitonto ^ 

death and outlives the tomb! The feeble W hilo, such a matt writes let no one need- aaved the city »a 

donor passes away liko a plucked flower or a l««sly intrude, for the robtory of his hour is . 

morning vapor exhaled by tlie rosy sunbeam ; the plundering of a whole congregation, jn f J? W u * ® “ l0n w# ® *“ *' ie P«opln 
hut the gift remains, working its good or ill a minister's study-hours the “ talk of the lips ° • • u;ru Wlul none in God., Kia 


tlteta- U golden thyrsus, one hundred at, d tl.iif and sets upon him as a living mat.. And if lu,t th,! «'«■ remains, working its gtssl or U1 a uumster's study-hoi_ verv it.,- 

• v " nn ty-tive feet in length, and a silver lance eighty this ho sttperadds that higher amount of while ^earth s possessions remain stable, while toudeth to penury.” Nhfcveh when i I ^ 

■‘ h r- feet long: then uu immense chorus of harp- iptellcetunl power to. lay out these ihiily ait- the flinty marble resists tho gnuwing tooth of Of tho. discount)* of Dr.’S , on whtfh W ay 'and to treat Iter in * ™ 

t never ura lU ,d musicians, then two thousand bulls, cumulations, so ns to make thorn also oumti- l imc ’ or 1,10 P'trohmont scroll retains the such a suvory cnoomium was pronouncist, we c i 0 ,hed in sack d tl ' i'" ’,,' 11 * W -‘^ wheir 
11 of the same eulor.' -adorned .with golden lntive,- his tide of wealth soon ’ bogins to roar '™t‘en obnrtor of Property ! bad uu |>orsoiiul knowledge; but wo Wd And his inimutahillt* will "' K 1,1 

rinitlets and ermvns; " Ttie statues of tlie in upon him like the concentrating surges of ' l^mne- possessors of wealth, like l’oydras easily oonjoeture sumo of tho qualities wliiijh to make a.diffi>»n<i/l . " ^pc'bita 
rcat Olympian _ ilaitioH'Yforp next drawn in till* Nonvcgiiin Aiivclstromf aihl Milne of New Orlrtann, in death gpVcaM made them so nutritioua. , fc .... . ween tno un|)oniteti(i 

lie procession, with heavy altars ntid diadems i nf , t f .. the mantle). of paternal affection over all tlie , T . . , , , . . c u ... ^ io pem tween tlio trangressor 

r ii , * ‘ t , l " et Uh su8tum tlie position of the great. . „ * L I hey must have had a great deal of Ihble who continues m hw mns, and tho tnmmrr*»o, 

f gold, and crocus more. than. one hundred *- r n t * • r • i i c \ tatnerless ana motherlews children of tho . . . . * t . . , _ , « w w,iU 

h r . .. . ease of tlib acquisition of riches by referhnee v ... .. t in them. Not an ocoimonal scrap, or a dainty sor who confesses odd forsakes them 

m iMPPiinifiironen. A miLLm mi rec* . 1 J realm. I heir names are written nn H»#» miaKi ... 1 ’ J •uciu. . 


of Dr. v S- 


* , ' ors and musicians, then two thousan d hulls, cumulations, so as to make them also ciiiiiu- 

again he left her muffled in the pure and all of tlie same color, adorned .'with golden lative- his tide of wealth st«.n " begins to real 

nHowy curtains wltere she had become the frontlets and ermvns. "The statues of the in ripun him like the concentrating surges ol 

bride of deatli , and while tlio spiced lamps great Olympian deities were next drawn in tlie Norwegian maelstrom.' 

burned low, and. made tlie u.r heavy with the procession, with heavy altars and diadems , , r , 

their Idumenti fragrance, Ahrnlmm rose from (lf g( ,|d. an d ermvns more than, one hundred' - f o , " ' ' n (' f r 

1ns knees a! the couch of death, and came f ept )„• circumference A eolden euirtss eilst of “CqxxiBlIxOix of rtchis liy referriuei 

forth His crooked Dainasciis scimotur • . /• , . , , ^ * to examples in our own country. Orto largi 

tmtri. tits erooKut lUtmisuis sumotur hung e ghteenfeet high, arid a silver one of tw-en- ' r ,, • lf , , 

riot nt hi« kIiIo His nrninl DinliLiiin l „,u 1 T. llu • S , , iortunc in the hast, that ol the self-stylei 

not at liis suk. ms prouu l luiiUeau gait \ssis tv-seven feet, on which was the renrosenta- .. , 


Let us sustain the position of the groat, 
case of the acquisition of riches by reference 
to examjdes in our own country. Qffc largo 


ojghtceivjcet high, arid a silver tine of twen- ,- (irtuno in th( . Hast, that of the 'sOlf-Htyled 


tin; ill an th;, of paternal affeetion over all tlie 
fatherless and motherless children of tlie 
realm.. Their names urn written on the gush- 


•ng i.rcti'kk Ims fallen into our hands. Its tmrets of the sons of Ilet 
publication will he completeth in three mint- ““’redness in wo, a nnij 
l»r»— tlio last two will, probably bo shorter 1111 111,1 T ' 11 is loud,. 
than the portion now given. Tl,e silont th, '°"6 usi,1, ‘ while the 

•Tiu. xt«* ; n i l- ••i.i.,.., great Hebrew passed, and the elders rose and 
tlie MS. in hand is. without date, but the ? ,, , 

. y? howeu low* to t the princely, hut solemn fflid 

tea or. y the nlhisioris to familiar events, sorrow-stricken man ! Ahrahimi; nmv seated 
trill be able 'to fix the .date of the lcoture amidst tlm elders, rises and hows' low to the 
, witli considerable accuracy. From tho best people— not ono of the stiff,, unmeaning and 

information we can obtain it was never de- supercilious bows of modern times, hut tlie 

livored by tlie autl.or hut once, and' then in ! ir0Htrati,m °t oriental d.iys- perhaps 

little Itiwt Art . 1 . even tlio swinging revolution of liis hands 

i. . .« . and arms over Ins head, a la l urk! Ho saiil 

ts ot unquestionable authenticity : those hu wu8 )jut a „ (J j 0 , ir ner in their land, and 


. ., , ... , 1 ty-soven feet, on which was the renresenta- 

, • sunuueu, aiimiugii siuiuy. ami tie Held on turn in gold of u thunderbolt, eighteen feet 

Ito Orleans (.hnstian -Advocate, -the follow- his way to the mussiv'o gates and frowning in longt |, ; and besides these there wore four 
ng lectchf. litis fallen into our hands. Its turrets uf tho sons of Iletli. Oh, there is a p um lrod chariots laden with silver vessels 
publication will Up completed' in three mini- ““’redness in. wo, a majesty in those tvllo twenty with, ve.ssels of gold, and eight him- 


ly-.-soe.,, met, » mm. » as me represema- ,,|, nril Timot | ly Dexter/’ of Portsmouth, New 
ttonm gold, of a thunderholt, eighteen feet 1)a hirc , was fullnde(1 in the r ,. Hlllt a 
m length : and besides these there wore four potnit(al upon his HnprPIn0 ignorftnce . 

hundred elmrmts laden with silver vessels Bonl a PO arse. swaggering f.s.l, with scarce 
twenty with, vessels ot gold, and eight Iran- c(lllcation enough to write his name, he cattle 
dred with iiromqtlo sp.eus. guarded by W.000 „ 0BHPSS ;„ n of Nimlp nlU , rn:l , 


ing hearts of thousands upon thousands of ^ “ ,,ed *? * TTi' “I; 1 But “ J " * tiU ^ ^ God repented 

I the sons anil daughters of sorrow. tl„ ...t. round off ». P« r ‘H b ?‘ wh Olly saturated will. p Jut tb „ difficulty will vanish, if wri' 


foot and 23,000 horse soldiers, all dressed anil 
armed with Barbaric magnificence. 


The rain- , , . . !7 „ ' .7, " f .7*" T "T om 11,0 olmcult y vanisL, if wo consider 

hlondimr tb e word of God. Hamilton tells us that Dr. f or a momont the manner in which 'tlie sn- 

i fainting G' mbn ers’ discourses “ hold the solutloii).'* crod writers are acoustimed to speak oif God. 
, 1 - Their* V"* ls f,mnd ,n tho Scriptures Tboy every where apply to tho Supremo Bol 

alone. I he nreaeher who ndver “ wears out.” i««».'.w ui-i* r- 


Had tho gold borne in this procession been that 

fused and poured at once 'into the Nile, it rx. 

'.■I* * , „ • ' one of tin 


infonnation we cun obtain it was nevor de- 
livered by the author but once, and; then in 
Uttlo Rock, Ark., whore it was written out. 
It w of unquestionable authenticity : those 


would lrnvo caused an overflow! 

Thus Kgypt, hut a. few years before she lie- 


11 tlie hast, that ot the selt-styleii . , . l4 r * rr , t . round ott a period but wholly saturated with Rut tho diffiouRv will ir " ”7* 

n , „ s,, , ■ * the sons and dauglitersof sorrow. The ran- *, , . r L 1U * u * u *. * »! I)ut lI >° aimcuity will vamali, if wo consider 

--..-ru ..mothy Dexter, of I Woutl, New , )ow ' of thoir faM0 ia tllc iHmfttio Mendi «m vvord of God. HomiUou teU. u. Ito \f for n moment the manner in which We so- 

llumpshire, was founded m the result ot a of tll „ smile* of million* of orphans bursting d T ^ flW «rod writers are neoustemed to ^ak of God. 

juke perpotrattsl upon Ins supreme ignorance. ^ from (ho teh of thp|r ‘ ^ 8 'I!'« “t™>g “ f "“ nd '» Sertpturcs They every where apply 'to the Supreme Bo- 

Bun, a coarse, swaggering fad, ynth scarce f toicomea g.sllike-» n enduring eelm ' ^ PW#r wlpau^ “ weff. ot^’’ ing, langirige which is derived from the’ na- 

edueatton enough to write Ins name, lie came brcuki fri)ln , m Q ve„, rolling cloud of love T, ,T‘ w h ? W *»re and ptissions of area. They ape* of 

m.o possession of some paternal esri.te, and a „ d . rotllainil on Parth gw 8 , ep thftn de ves d.uly ... the gold niines of revclaao,., llim M toying eyes, hands, feet, etp.,^da*- 

- -d with an ambition to become a lllld m( , r e deathless than marble. To such a , 7 > nutr.UouH diwoouraos. munt Ixayo erito to lun. the various emotionsjrhicl, agi- 

n merchant and stoic wags told f at ,, el .„,Kid, even * unto the Father of AU ' bad “ ^ deal of prayer oon tkm il.ere tate our hearts ; as anger, wrath, grief, eta. 
a shipload of vrirniiiig-pinis sent to thp poof d ; widow oommit hpr iltt ^ , are other men besides the sta.d Quakers who „ ut tbofiaorod writers certainiy do not meiux 

• .WHrinost - . Inilm a nnHu urnn I 1 . . 111 ’ III* l«*Vn that, llO WHO Ill'CaollKH nriffht. milKt. X- I l.. 1 L _1 r%..k . m • « 


was* seized with an ambition to become 
navigation merchant, and s6ine wags t< 


i, neof tlie wannest 'Vest India Islands would 0I1P9 «„ 80bn 'to to motherless ! On the boric n M ‘T ««“ ho . who ^praaohe. aright must to imply Umt Gofl ha* a human frame, oral 
ho a good investment. He accordingly bought „f s ueh angel olmrity she can -fearlessly lay l ,r|,|,oh aH . tt,L ' ‘ P ,r,t "joves him. And subject to human pumions. They Uso thia 
up all those comfortable implements in tlie |, nr i mhl , { ./ through Hinno aid comes down tho mv.sihlo l an gaago merely in accommodati™,.**. 


bus Lgypt, hut a lew years hclQrc she he- U p all those comfortable iinplomo’nts in the i in » i:»i„ Kniui l i , ,, through Divino aid cornea down tho invisible hmeuace inerelv in aeeommoditHmi 

eiimu an msigmlieant. province of Hume. mar kets of Salem, Bo'ston, nml New York, w 'j ’ ' l 1 T" ^ e ' ln 'ider hywhich tho prayer of faith asetnded understanding* They useribo tlio condone 

showed forth her wealth to the eyes of the and „. nt hU te „ tlmutand dollars worth to <o the Heavenly Interenssor. MeChoyiie Iff whitolZ^ pS 

world . and all this out a lew hundred miles the wondering West Indians, who finally dis- m never wrote a Hno without previous potitipn conduct in men. Whon God is said to ba 


own toisom grow cold in dcatla, . ., ... ,, „. , o- s — w« wwin 

I To Is, cuntinuwlJlf 10 lc IntorcosHOr. McCheyno of God to that which is the cau*e pf similar 

in . '“sver wrote a Hue without previous potiUpn conduct jn men. Whon Gad is said to ba 

Payson and tho Lawyer ’ to ^ at , aa py with, the wicked, the language meuna 

y anujne sawyer. spent. hours m ploadmg fur tlio eelcsUal hajs- that ho will treat the wicked seiriehoW m 

The following imperfeotly deseritod ren- t ' w “' ' urn convinced, ’ write* an eminent tho angry map treat* the one who offends 

eulitre witli a lawyer of Portland, Maint^ clergyman, “that oven ui»thotieidly consul- him; that in, hri disapprove*, of and will pun- 
wlui ranked high fur wealth and talent, will ’’red, onu hour oi prayer is u totter preparii- ish him; but by no moam, signifies that God 
serve toriliow Mr. Payaon's insight into clmr- 1,1,11 b,r sermon-writing than a whole day of can ever entertain uny passion ijkc that which 


ac,|ua. w tod with Maflit's style will -need no spoke of liis dead, and asked a sepulchre, and iron made tho logal 
proof of this. It goes into tho printer's hands What g generous" u<id noble answer, ivus re- Imlky proportion that a 

intact, riiis gem of wit and eloquence has turned! “Hear us, my lord! Thou art a toiler tho weight of tho 

Inin for 'two years or more as rubhink, under 111 *S* lt y P r ‘ ,lC0 among us: in the choice of The exhumation of tl ..... 

a merelmnt's counter in this eitv 1 our sepulchres bury thy dead! Still oncou ; ‘ c tan wealth, luxury I'lnd'lteentiousnoss, the 

“«U. up, war tnux me iecim w ims n, « e ' 1 th «“ t?«»t)emori of the “ olden [cities pf Uorculanmmi 


distant from the state of Sparta, where sli- 
ver and gold had been 'repudiated by law , 
and iron inode tho logal 'currency in such a 
bulky proportion that a camel would groan 
(uiiler tlie weight of the smallest payments! 

Tho exhumation of those abodes, of Gri- 


coverod that tho lowor part of the warming- _ 

pan with its long hundtu made an excellent ayson an t e wyer. 

dipper, while the perforated cover made iui Tlio following imperfeotly deseritod ren- 

excoUcnt skimmer for tlm cane sirup on tlie eulitre witli a lawyer of Portland, Muini^ 
sugar plantations, and tho sale was instants- who ranked high" for wealth anil talent, will 
neous, bringing hack a return of one hundred serve to show Mr. I’liyson's insight into ehar- 


“ wm appear tnui, me loeuuve hub b y these gmitlemeji : of the “olden cities juf Herculaneum nud l’ompei 

miscalculated tL» e l ”.< , «’ , >*to°***'nni- i on ns more than one. lesson i >(• it m , 

u, a J E , b , 0le A nC ° ° f 0,10 r ith K f hr0 " fur the r? 01 Miieplndah ; and fhe ••‘almighty dollar," strong evem in 

nut u„ 1H 1 r ' * k '" r , 'f C , 'gentleman sni.l : “ Nay, my T ,„. ain , v „s eonneetail to the d, 

"‘under the elegant epitaph here prepared >»rd, hear me! the held give 1 thee, and the mm of | 1L . aV()l , ), y lbut awful piUar 


thousand dollars!. 


And so fortunate was aeter, and his .power to ninulil it us hu pleased. rt ‘ lld y 

: . xi a i • . i? ti. t i . i i .i ...... *1 »,’ 


barns in the unholy bosom of an angry man. 


ki.oii ns more tliuii one lesson r il f V P® 3 ‘ tC1 ' in lli “ eritorprises that Iuh folly A lady, win, wua tin, eimmion triend. of d-VFI'ey Imd a great deal of reen/-ihu/ reli- -So when God is said to repent, it does not 

tile “almighty dollar " stnm - »» '• “ nd i 8 nor,lnt ' <! 8ee,l “ d "hu molton streams pf Mrs, Patent and the lawyer s wife, was so- K ion in thu,n - T h«y were practical. There mean that lie has any thing liko tho regret, 

Tlie iriijiiTiTii'ui \vnsc om ie e te il tn tl ri ' «” M " to '. flnw ,,ver >“M> hi*' treasury. It was jnurning in the family of tho hitter. After '* n fminfal lack, with many ministers, of that sorrow fur hi* own conduct which i* un- 

som of heaven I.y that awful hill . Til ""' y w ^ n 1,0 had rotirud fro,n hostile*, the females of tlm rospeetiyo fiuaUios-lmii in- knowledge of human mitiiro in its daily act 


r,lt him. Wo lntve tip sym'paty with tlio 
envious, lualigmiut,- popular outcry uguinst 
kfll-got mid well-used wealth,, tlio .reward of 

liilieence. Mild Hio ui null'd of nlumilm 


cave tliat is therein, l give it thee!” 


by tlmt awful pillar of Jhune bu ;u 


derstood whon a man is 'said to repent. 


pressed witlf thosb “gmiofous'"ofler8, tho -heart 
of tho sorrowing prince was full. .Again ho 


taj whieh-wns liuwsl on the thundering heart 


the earthquake, and capped liy the crown of 


’11-got and well-used wealth, tho .reward of I 110 the ligl.tning. Tho pitchy clouds rolled 

“genre, amt the sinews of charity; hut i’o the^'^hS^"Sf.' d ^ n ' *** ' uu “he light 

elove of monoy the rnge for money— tlio nor Kphron admitted that tlie field, the enve ' iT l "’ t •"""" ' ln ' " " 1B ,' ' l ' r WU8 " ,t 

»>iP ^^omtdia&yVerewoHh’li!!:: “SS l 


milt Iri s p nlaeo , suniipuiited by thu gigantic terehiinged several ciiIIh, Mrs. -« - wiudvsi- in g B - They tire not ignorant men. They ore moans tlmt tho oouduot of God i* aimiJar to 
statues of himself and fifty other nubleineil. runs of receiving a VMt from Mrs. I'ayson . M'leruhly familiar with John OgfejmdJtofc. rihat’ofia man W^ho retorita-itTT. ri ^^ g 
asHumed to , himsulf tlm decorations mid titles hut, to efl^ojt this, Mr. Puyson must also ho ill- tliow l'oole, anil Francis Turretin, know ill altered. ■ 


^•ey'gnd - the duller dynasty -Jet it 1 
Winked— Ki,"]' " 

^'ito wealth of the intolloet is- knowledge. 


•p* v ” illl/UIlG — _ , 0 < _ , 

1 wealth of the heart is grace, humility ‘' 10 sacred rituals of intormon't to his dead 
, ^ hsiuaah,,,ae ; -'The wenlth of -tlm-enTtir- mdiUm hail .weighed uuUh^war hundred 
1U porn field*, its free and dulling waters: “ l,ok <'l« of silver, “current money with the 
1,0 wealth „r *i.„ ,,r merchant. ” 


dred shekels of silver, hut consideratclv 
.titldpdr “Wlmtis that hetivixt riiieriind thee ’ 
bury thy dead ! - Hut the conscientious and 
scrupulous Prince Abraham would not imv 

Hw* Villi fill 1 1*1 k 1 1 II 1 sj ,.P 1..A .. 1 • 


Tho nitoliv olmids mlle.l ' uiii.iu uueei. uus. ,vir. i ayson must also tm m- 

eens and *h„t nut il,,. t; i “ lordsl,i l 1 ' °“ d wr,,U ' >»“ fa,,, “0» h«ik on- yited. Atal how to jirevail with Iter husband 
nd stars r rj • f ' ' ^ ^ or ^ 10 Knowing Ouea,” with- to tender iui invitation, was the great \lifli- 

mv. and tho^- 'T 'T. ' ° Ut “ ! ' ingle P° int or " lurk uf P“‘te“«ition in entity. Ile hud heep aeeustoined to associate 
Imd In' on * ' ll UP | *! the body ot the work, hut filling some twenty religion with meanness ; and, of course, uF- 

0 n reeini •'• " “"“J** v ,lt tUu und w M*y with Umui, and re. footed . great contempt for Mr. Payson ms it 

- *?T ,7' guesting- tlm -rstuler to -use -them In reading it weru inYpossihle for a religious man ta 'pos- 

1 below 1 1 ne,,n!7!f f °| ! [ tho book '' UHt 1U< hu tlluu e l,t proper ; it was ses* any talents'. When he gave Iris consent, 

•t a skeletu' ' . . ' , <"‘ly when all this was seen that all who which lie. did very reluctantly, i; 'was witli 

Him v,.„lr ' n?.— Iri * U kn, ‘ w llinl : wero • lull y eohvineed of the ptter the positive iloterminatiou that Mr. I’ayson 


wealth nf -the -enTtlr- 


1 , , — ns ireo anu uastung waters: — — 1 '““ey witli the 

‘■the !l ,d aval 'l uu la the jewels of merchant. 

Jto “|J .‘;i d di f‘y mine,” tlio silver ami This in, the first recorded trade among the 
wlmd I : II “ Alm ighty Dollar- i* the. filthcw. <’C mankind; and the. gentlenuudy 
every "l"u ° f Malnllum - 11 worn liv heuring of the. parties euneerned, the initiri- 

lt is hi" " W Wh " “Brier King Crmsus. Htijg of generosity und justice, hinder thisfa 

*ri" till* to ‘ho halls of ploasure und llllH >el Imsincss transaction for all siiedeudicg 

'' " a ricoont burial und an honorable riRes! (Genesis, chap. 23 ) 


ing ocean oi lava had begun tn roll and leap 
riownthB iqtiuntslM-PritcipiiM ia cataract* I.f 

flume. Wlmt. then, .was the last thought of li 
denizen of the city below! Death lifts failed 
to keep onu secret a skeleton revealed it 
after a sleep of 1800 years! ’ Driven from 
the upper apartments by the Ihiming breath 


vitod. Anil how to prevail with her liushand ldj(iu ‘ O‘o Council of 1 relit, and may oven Tho objection to prayer drawn from God's 
to tender an invitation, was the great ilifli- ' ,ui P* ru i° un ttoquaintaiico with tho Magito Immutability Is foundoil upon a wholly mia- 
eulty. Ilajiqd lieep ueeustoined to associate, burg Contnriator*. But to the living, noting, taken view of the subject. God' is itarririta- 
religion with meannexs : and, of coursei afr\ hiughing, weeping, tempted, anil sinning, bio in his perfection*, purposes arid priuolplea 
liiotcd great eontenipt fur Mr. Paysori as it world around them, they urn well nigh struii- 0 f government. Hut it is certainly tai# of 
U‘ wore Tiririnssififi, tar „ „.ii, irtr. gers. During the week their purishlimers l llrt nnrnnwill nni) lUlA nf till* nmin a ml 


of .the mountain; the wretched gilizuns sought : T , ^ 

. . , , n • , , i tion. intellect, iihclulness, or consult* ration 

their cool, damp cellars; Imt hero the heat HSR.iptv' 


imputcnco nl . w ealth . its. stolid- und shoul4-m*tre<mv44rse on-relighnis subjects, 

eccentric possessor either happiqess, ropuHi- nsk a blessing, or offer a prayer in hto ho 


gers. D.Urlng tho week their parish lonurs his purposes anil one of tho mail) umi <lii|tin- 
lmvo been driving a plow, or hainmoririg a guishing principle^ of hid goverruuo^^ tv an^ 
lajistono, or pleading a cause, or have been swer belicving prayef. tl nlcss Ids purposes 
“np to their eyes” in cotton bales and sugar and liis priueiplo# of govornuieiit alter, bo- 

caaks. ' * — lieving prayer aiust bg anawerod, that Is to 

Whon the Sabbath conics, these ^'arishion- say mast be uaeffal. ^ * < Hew absurd fosay that*, 


This Vh tho first recorded rude among the pf the cinders and tho et.gnlplring luva-wnvcs 
atl.™ .. mankind ; and the. gentlemanly rgneff them. The stifling vapors mill'd in, 
hearing of tho purtms concerned, the mint- nud life in a moment became extinct. 0„e 
line in generositv and lilstiee. t-endes il.t-T.. ... ... 


gnivt. i, i , “** n*i iiuiiuiuu 

vendee r '.^ S l<llld f° r stoimieh and pri 
if*.' Il "' '“S burse, it buys nantaivein f, 


The jmssiun of ancient tivurrce, as in 


hi* vliaraeti *. " JIHU ' 11 ,IU J H P>““?gyric for sent times, disclosed itself in two ways; in 
acaiidi,! ( t ,r I ' l " d "'“imds of unhealing uoncealnicnt and in show. The true miser, 
liis ialuimy v’vks the cradle of par excellence, is doubtless tint' ono whogloiits 

•bowiiiswi," , , ,H ! ildl * 41,0 001,1 monument over the almighty dollar ip soerot, und wur- 
ts over 1 .|. I | N , .“"'“‘“when life’s fitful dream ships thu goldon god ol' Iris' idolatry at mlil- 
th* It. 10 . rm 8 of this.niotnllio shield is night, when no Iranian evo is ilnon him „n,l 


skeleton was found with a most eager and in- 
satiable attitude) prime upon the collar floor : 
hut what do liis flochless fingers grasp ! ( file 
hand covers a hunch. of keys, and tho bogy 


sooiuty. 

Ip the C(uto uf the greiit , living “ fif'teun 
millionaire ” of New York, John. Jacob As- 
ter : he is asserted to have declared that the 


ask a blessing, or offer a prayer in Iris house. When the Sabbath comes, these pariBliion- say must to tiaeflil. “How absurd to Buy that* 
lie collected his forces und made his prepuru- ers bring to the sanctuary thoir every day because God is ii nia a t a bl e prayer is useless, 
tions in conformity with this pilrposo ; und wants aud trials, ns citizens, as men of husi- when nothing to! kilo immutability of his 
when the day arrived, received his guests ness, a* parents, us husbands,- or us.ohUdren. promtiw to hear prayer can euepurage.ii* to 
very phusiintly, anil entered ut onoe into un- They want preaelring that shall teU them, otter it. n*yj «u 

iuiuted uum'ursation, determined, hy ohtru- how to live as well us what to heliovo. They If it wore the object of prayer to prpduco 

ny change in Gud, then, indeed, hi* immuri 


greatest difflonlty in the achievement uf las dby; his own favorite topics, to forestall tin' I w'unt p/uin lnstruetion. They want doetriae, any 


immense fnrtuno, and the point where hewn 


It was nut long tofore the hitter djs- | hut dootritie made portable and practical, lability would reader it vain. But this a 


most in danger of a perpetual shipwreck; oovored his ohjnut, arid summon rid together phey hunger for truth, hut truth simplified, not tlm objuut of pruyur. Prayer is tho 

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Diomede! 


the music , | riI1K ° l mi*, metallic shield is night, when no Iranian eyi 

Ills inf, .. """ *° KtUilri Hie 'wailing wikis of who stints and sturves his 

nnuney ; , ... , .. ,, 


lu* infancy • ■ • . r """"S “ 1,1 who sums amt starves liis poor nature (aTlier 

on the dull L | ,‘ H •*, lllHt tn tin «'« joyfully tl.au din.imsli tlm precious heap of treasure • 

Kurly l n UKL ‘ ! ; “ The Bl,ow y ,1,if "' r .makes a grand display to 

‘he first ''Wd:" reeordrt, and amidst show an admiring world how great Imw 

i-.. . .* e” 1 ’ ot inspiration, we Hint lilts nrosoerons iMtu/et.r,.l .....1 .1 , 1 ' 


no lraimin eye is upon him, nml “rise r been tossing on the waters of the blue 
id starves Iris poor nature (aTtar* Sreiliterraui'iiii,, thiiu watching over his trou- 
h tlm precious heap of treasure-' sure vaults, and grasping, with stilled and 
r miser uiukcH n grand display to hot hrCath, the coin that .burnoil his lingers 
miring worid liow great, Imw to tho tone, with6ut unlCosing hi* dosperato 


Kur hotter, thou, hatlthit U ‘'l ,on ^' ,,n ’ wasted many of his wearisome lawyer, i<ot long,. bufure, bad* returned from and garnisliod bis diseourso with such woijdu in God as tlmt it it tlio obj«mt off grayer to 

. - Ll1 ilikVR nf In lw ti* mid nidtlilrf ni* unvin..** iual*iX<1 Wimliiiurfmi . Mr. PiLVMOll Hindi* sGiiit** in,. .*'. ?‘ ikrndii'.iitn.” Mild “ potential, and “tuiliiAc- iirodilHO Hiudi il rliRntfii. Aiui. . JieidMlmitu*. 


days of luhor and nights of anxious wakeful- Washington. Air. I'uyson mude some iui|iii- “predicate,” unri "11010111101, ’ and “sohjee- produuo uuoli u change. Arid siiit iiaunuta- 

ness. And if, ad j* reported, thin munifiooijt riiis about several |>ersoiis there, und iipiong tivu," The whole discourse sniullod Htrougly hility of God readera it just as useless to sow 

steward of the largest fortune in Amurica others, the ehupltlin id' the House o? Hopre- of t)ui eluss-room, and hlul probably toon the seed in order to have the hnfViWfcaft* 

slinuld leave, at' His dejith, tlm hulk of liis senutin's. Ihiifdidyuu like him I” “ Nia “sat upon” by nn inquest of theological stu doe* t»j offer pi^yeriu order In obtain dirlmt ' 


wealth us a fund to furnish, through all i 


ut till; he appeured to have mure regard to dents during the author's senior year. U’e ihvors. (.i'uritan Keouislcr. 

those around him, tliun hu bad to lug Maker.” wiki Id like to lrnvo whispered into the hro- - 1 * , 

Mr. Taysou was very happy tu^uiu him re- thtir's ear, “You will burn tlmt sermon' up taxo -lii 1 fijii 

euguize the distinetion totween praying to tofore you have been in the ministry twelve 1,1 lwi - celeh 


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in goty i t, 1,1 m Biiyep and ‘JOinmnation and calculation. 

“ Ilh(, “k'h he knew ' m.Hdfii' Ti7 W<mld BU ' V ’ ()l *? " f '«H“"«»t..utlltl.m of weallj 

w f ,lU ® n *y Mtel io« taken from ancient history, will to moro thl! 


ghustly smile” over such a scene. u,,ar,lvw . ..mi uinicuii -iirsi ; * , . r “Pt’e ’“i^" “““ , , . " -"“•"»*•■*»■■ “P . , ... 

r* ,, . . r . thousand a loau, without interest, John coguizo tlm distinction 1 Irntwccm nrayiim to lailoro you have boon in the ministry twelve ’ ; ^ 

Jnuoli Astor will nut have Irvedtii YTiirt:- J tin- Gtd, jWtd - Wfa gr ta hchtWlief^ ^M ntenths.” . - . m d Vr , 

hou n o\c o it a img uy dollar as vust ac'ciimulatiqn of fortune/ like a w$<lo made some ol/servatioiis on prayer which. Tho Sabbath teachings which are oarrunl .. j 

among ni n o uut mii.omro u > e .vices ol rivur of miisie, will flow oiriu huarGgluddnn- without taking the form, had uli the effect on into the week are those which trout of every n, HawJw*»|ii>v wm M 

eir lines. i rsms„a sp erii I oman suti- |ng eadenae to the end of time /'and on tho the lawyer s consilience of a personal lippll- day wants and every day duties which meut ltaJ konJau* tlisir m^ 

rtat, o t ii, equestrian run , u led liy blood hunks of that ocean-like current uf benovo- oulion. At length the tryiug moment which, the Christian, aud tell Uiui how to grow in ih, M-fiflitwi m if»nr|h« 





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Prof, aUddon-Jffnmmte* -Mora*. 

Ob TneriUy night lMt Prof, (lliddon concluded 
hi* 12th lecture in the I.yccum Hell. A. full 


nmne, residence end age Our College mini woe 
suspected of being older than, his advancement 
indicated. He was touchy on the subject of 
age nnd evnded the confession by entering : G. 


tlitt sndience attended him through the „ 1« . Born 1st Meroh, In the year 

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Oourse with the most complimentary interest, 
end he dismissed them handsomely. Prof, G. is 
nu fait St s liow, snd some on chronology. 


Lord that the irumh writ burneil. 


MBTFODIBT PRESS. j ililTKHAUY NOTICES. viewed ns n Constitutional Despotism— thnt the SHREVEPORT CORRESPOND*! 

correspondent of the Koi. thk pboplk. PhU.de.- ^“r^tato t^Cce e“ 5T1r»rioh ^ ™™**™''*™**™-mo*^ 

N . B „a L. 'Iiristinn Advocate, writing from *"» ' ' _ . ro& tnny he more durably ,p,a "Id foT' Ute 

the (Sergiu Conference, says, itJ fulsomc udu- 1 lie publisher, ,1, \\ Monro, him supplied future.” • » 

of one of ite young minister*: “i; our tnbto with the first four volumes of this ,• • Nivcrn weeks have clnpsed since tt c ,, 

S KO, *. G. C.. Of August® ta young work. 4t is now in course of repub, ire, ion. -» ^ SEW 

,n of tine literary taste, who writes nswell wtll ,ie completed m 8 vols,,' 12mo.. pp. I he regular monthly (February) meeting watch for the morning." The tnuilrfl llltt 
lie sneaks. who ‘out-Herods Herod' in the 250: sold ut n low price.' mid very neatly got llf t,IR Board or Managers was held on the this city and New Orleans are „l,. : 

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i IiiTEitA ltv Notices. 


bfltuixlfty Morning, Mnrch I We omitted n frwaalient point* in our haaty 


nltrencf! and H theology . n 
that acme miMindprutnniling 


nretmila about the action, at it* late 

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notice of the previous lecture nml were in error 
in one etntcineat The 1 k*Uok to lie etnbnlmed 
were snid tube “put in pickle .40 years thnt 
was rather ntr on if— forty day* wn’s their briny 
probntion for embalment It war quite observ- 


lii baffdttllf ■ 


Lilt* OHAMBKirH PAPERS I'OH THE PEOPbK. Phllndeb 
oin ph,H: 1861, 

lu- ^ ,e pubBihor, J. W. Moore, 1 linn supplied 
“ ]J our table with the first four volumes of this 


One hundred dollars per night and all ex- p ev \\r ^ £ ti 0 f August^ "a young work. It is now in course of republication, 

uses psid wliO'Would not lecture nt tiist rate! literary taste, who Writes ns well “lid will he completed in 8 vols,, 12mo„ pp. 

■is is the sge of humbug nnd mummies I “ .. > . , . 


Artierican Bible Society. 


Religious Press 'on tho Pacific 


magnificence of his pulpit powers. 


up. The series is mainly addressed to tli^fc 


The llolston and Memphis papers have large eluss of minds improved hy the papula 


In opening out 


rftheAUUma Conference, in the W ofl aide that the learnetl Professor was not <o be or surprise was Alt at being criticism. The latter remarks : 

< <*i i I raiiirlit ' in annllinr rn'uivnmii ntuilll flip MM of • ‘ _ i. .1 • l!l... 1., 


California mail, fl*kt’ week, both taken sharp exceptions^ o this style of lootiiftlH and publications of the lasCtlteen 


Rct. W. H. Millium. Srene of onr Church hj(| ^, llmniT lm t ) j N t* 7 flint blunder in Bouton, greeted hy the first nnmhe' i>( the N > 
paper* allude to it in a manner, requiring, m ng 0 , about llu* priw»t«a-41i«t turnr»l Fmnct roP' C - hriatimr 

juatiro to the Conftwnca, that it* action 1 k‘ out to 1 >c a Ikihr carpenter (or ‘chief artificer** ]Vfoth<xI!(«t print, with g»xwl name (»f .1 

.. * . ran.. it.. n L„ mu lin inure rlnHcicnll v utvlod i t j tvrm nut to bf* .1 «__■ 1._ . 1 .. t . 


caught 'in another ^kitro^tfr ahotit the aex.of 
his mummy aubjeota Tliat blunder in Bouton, 


criticism. The latter remarks : y cl,r, ‘ " ni > craving n higher literature than 

• It is this, or the like, thnt lessens the dig. .1*. *" he found in cheap periodicals. The l’,\- 
nity and influence o f our lmlldw ed religion-, hk ns eiiilmaee H istory. Bi ograph y. A relit cola- 


for its appearance “mure than th ' Pn * 

The regular monthly (February) meeting watch for the morning. ' The mail*! , 
of the Board of Managers was held on 'the tills iity ami New Orleans, uro idw " • 
5th Inst. The Hon. I art her llmdishin the snarl. ‘Thorcaro two routes -one iJlf r* 

1 h ' l . lr ' ' ... ■ ' hy water — nnd, ns usual, where twl** 1 

Six new nftxllinrtes were recogntxod, of several ways of doing a thing, it j, . .** 
which two were in Kentucky, nml ' in Ohio, at nil. (inr poktihaatent; Aramltnnt • 
Alalmma. Illinois nnd Michigan, uni and stage contractors are uneensi,, 


... ■■ in,. YYi n- ... neiiiHCKy. anu III I Mini, at all. t Mir postmasters, slennilmnt . 
nbnnin, Illinois and Michigan, otic each. and stage contractors are nnci-unii, lr P I "* itf 
Interesting intelligence . was received frotp Wiling over the work dud liillim, ,, f.l' ^ 

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We Vrould much prefer to Tear lie Wus re- gy, Science, Arts, Fiction anil t lie loading foreign lands, in regard to the Bible'Catlsc 

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■K in a (iroprr light. The matter has also 
nachptl the papers of other churches 

In the “ Preshyterisn ' of the l'.tth nit., n 
sniter, after quoting from the Mobile Adver- 


nmrkahly humble, preached the cross with to^ps of Social Economy. Each volume con- 
becoming seal, hiding himself behind its ra- . . .... , ... ,, . , , , „ 

, tains distinct sulpects. For IwltrTty J . Bn 1 . 
diating ghiry. loung men are ruined. . J T 


different pnrts of our own country nnd •from the spoils: whilst, the' people ‘ii£ „ . " 
foreign lands, in regard to the Bible Cause. passive mu)., helpless victims of their" 
betters were received from the 'Rev. Dr. and selfishness. , bast summer we were tp 

Stiles, who 1ms been luhoring in Georgia nnd days without news, owitur to ■. 

A l«1, n 1 .1 1 lit ‘ " VUN pUle 


Alabama^ ami olsowliore with encouraging tween your poHtmiiHter and the U 


as he more classically styled it) was not to he u . ,, «rsl number dntes ,n,, “ ■ ' , . .. F " topics of 80e.nl Eoonomy. Each volume con- , ........ ..... ... ■ ..... ,m 

repeated in New Orleans! Vrof. (1. gnvo it out Bortng, editor. 1 hh, the first nu bcco.mng seal, hiding himself bel.md Us Fa- tllinH . d ,„ tinct sl| , ^ For saleTiy I B„U I'eeii luhoring ,n t.eorgm nm 

inUiat notable base that 4lVail a woman, ntid January 31. It .8 a sire smaller than tins ,t illt i Ilg glory. \ouitg men tire ruined. • 7 ' ' Alalmntu and elsewhere with encnuraginj 

so it turned out— t nth a *li K l,t variillon ! In ,heet, and prints a neat and substantial ty- churches led astray, nnd the life of Christ in 'LMimATW. ^Ml'KltANot: talks tty T s. Ar- success. 

thi« case he vent urc<l no opinion. Thedelicntc p 0 g r , l ’p] 1 i e ,M*'fac^. Terms, $0 per annum; the, soul in uch enfeebled by such unmeaning ,, r . h v <» pp. n*2u * rn.i « > . puMi. h in France, j^^*t events,’ by deranging Jm 

sffslr of gender •■remained to he seen.” It was ^ontha, *3 : for three months, 82 50. cant-downright nonsense.” , This hook on the center table will go fur mA industri “ 1 0 P J ’ mt ' io ' nR K ent ' rill, . v 

neither masculine nor feminine, but neuter * ' M (Jhammhitiu-ii _n„ r , . h and crippling the resources of the friends o 

. . . , rre , . fm VOUP names aifil Cash . 'HR iM OTHER AND LiRAMKM OTHER. Uur fnvrnrdH ennntopnnt nu tl.n . lmsniifnis nn fli.. 11 . . 


11 llis Putc bj.- 


that was preferred agninst Mr! affair of gender “ remained to lw seen.” It was {()r ^ „onths, Sfi : for three months, $2 50. 
lii., “holding and teaching that " ,c whn7inTs!ta.hing ^rr’oflur he Sc,..*cm your names add cash. , I .Mor««mi ani> GHANmMOTHKit. Our I townrdt 

preaching Of theology is the lame of the bat did ’nt cote to soy. He would let l.is ITle editor thus opens his columns : ' friend of the Banner corrects u correspondent ^ul 

Church and the curse of the pulpit” adds : appreciative audience find thnt out for them- In offering to the good people of California who supposes there is no Hit'll Clivrchixm in l|U ; t t ), 

“Now, Mr. Editor, whether the report of solve*. ' a third religious newspaper issuing from this 'TTxuh : ' . Welch 

the apeech from which this extract is. tik-n M ^^Sd™r3-tcPr^Sdfi city, it will not he inappropriateThut our first .v Br . e. is mistake" in respect to our State. bHe f< lu 
be entirely correct, one who was not present ^ Tcn(ure Thc flr|t J eclarnti , m , K , Hi t ;. oly and number shall present brmfly, somewhat at Texas is no more thtf land of lug cabins and writer 

cob not certainly know. But on the suppo- un — u j T00B ]jy wu8 that it was hi • a negro, least, of the intended character and objects l n Ji ung Steamboats lire running "'up_ and 

wtion that it is correct, and that no injustice p^is announcement was mado witbA triumphant of the publication. down our rivers : and if wc have no railroads UN,nl11 

• done to Mr. MilbuH. in the manner in >lr> M it establishes, beyond d-uht or four nt As indicated both hy prospectus and name. yct) wc | luv0 K , HX 1 lin d comfortable stages, soincly 

which he is placed belTire thc public in the rpat , ubnb i e contradiction, tie *• diversity" the- it is intended U. he del. .ltd chiefly to the in- anJ the „Hk-atouking gentry arc beginning to lonpon 

**E «W we lu i mdmstand Mini ciyr T ht l eg, W * alg h t . h »«rtyi>mri»8tand-th<!. icwrt s .of th c r ii na tia n tfili g i utujtehuihjho^. MMime—AlreadyThera are ninb- o r-tcn of the r i m 

the Conference of the State, with the venc- anatomic lines bccomita dj»tmot, the learned overi will by no means preclude us from the prutendcd HucceBeor8 0 f the apostles in the The 

relde Bishop Andrew at Uieit head, did mna- publication of whatever may be valuable to j,, Rtc , ftnd tltey try to.do their best to circu- XtBTSa 

Mob. or do aonedon sucii sentiments as the ftmmlo. Theholrtaln* pleketl throygh the mill , our readers, whotlicr directly and siriotly ro- „,„i i.„l n,s 1 M 


cam— uow origin, nooses, ■. , This hook on the center table will go far "T* ! " 

Dir Motiikr and Gkami-motiikk. Our towards counteracting the decanter on the the ^nuse '"(ii 
friend of tho Banner corrects a correspondent 8id( . table. One or tho other will have to Work, lien,' 


about the rates of transportation, lUtdatr. 
st;nt we arc suffering a dearth of 
ntuse the postmaster at Alexandria will 


“Now Mr. Editor, whether the report ofl selves. 

. ^ L.. _bUb .bt. e^e, i. tiikcn After the bundle w«, unrollwl-by thefacovy. 


siness ami industrial operations generally- ejiuse the postmaster at Alpxaridria will 
and crippling the resources of the friends of send the mail lings around the full, 
the Cause. Ifovc greatly impeded the Bible boats, nnd -the captains rejiiso to 
Work. Hence the necessity for greater ex- them. " Whoever is t„ lie I, lamed in thiamT 


quit the house. The author s portrait, i.y ertions than ever hy the friepils of the Hil.lo 
Welch, faces the title page, followed by a in this country in their helmlf. 


brief autobiography, which adds this favorite 
writer to the iist of Belf-made men. The il- 
luntrationH ure Hpiriti*\i uml the book*hftnd-J 
soincly hound. For sale ?»yJ. Ball. * 

LON DON QUA UT Kill; Y UKMKW. for .lammry Aiih- 
± rlci’nnftHtlnti. N<»w York : Lfumml Soot t & (’<i. 


A letter was received from St. Petersburg. 
Russia, grate-fully .aeknowledging ^lie aidY>r<>- 
niised by this Board in publishing the Rcvnl 
Ksthoniun New Testament and Psalms. 

Another from Bishop Boone, at Shanghai, 
in regard to tho a Scriptures in (Miina. 


ter. it is certain thnt the postal arrangement, 
should he reformed nnd these difficulties 4 
via ted'. • ' 

Dwing to tlip continued" low water only, 
few hundred bales of cotton liafp 'j w 
shipped, nnd business of. every kind j s 
touch depressed. There nrc now nearly tiij,. 
ty thousand bales here in store, with scarre/y 


Thc following is the table of contents for I the Agents of this Soinety. 


Severa l Ji npu rtan r additions were m ade tn any prospect, dfitsronnl.mg the KewQ fi! 


Bob, or do sanction such sentiments as tin 

•bove! The Advertisdrstatcs that Mr. Mil- .tone he “^^3 thiiig'to'fflsn. " r n0t r ;' Vo 1,old . no »ship ; witlf p^ticuhiriy ^ '.unongThc j^ple wU^Mcti^ 

burn withdrew after making the speech; and ^ L deny its cLms to Lng those vtews of ( hnstmn.ty, the tendency*;® L»: they seem to have at. old liking to 

the question was put, “Shall hm character K or»ootl,, the Protestor, is not ^tlch is to makk it. muruse and exclusive '.it tllt , In . qq Cllll UB Ute | r unfaithful cl.il-' 

pussl" and wbs decided tn thc affirmnttvo by ^,, mea for not venturing feiter. Tho re- its practical mffheiices upon the human heart, drun thcy Uke for Methodists to go ahead 


hi 1 ll rough t 

I (tone he saw c^sr through it. No equivoque I 
this time. Wist » profound tiling is Egyptian 


lute tracts nnd books among the people, and 


l-r w« decided in the affirmative hy ^ nf tasto, 

• vciy large mgjonty Other matters, no „ t | on 0 f saienco is not to l,o rftked. 
pertinent to the object before mo, were cm- qj lc bicroglyphical inscription was vt 


braced in this vote. But the correctness and s br».ied ! After thc subject, ia 'carefully 
orthodoxy of, the sentiments cited abo'e. fm Wmfil/, wssstri|i|."d to the skin— 

were involved directly and ineritahly. Did WIL8 I)ol „ nogro: (2)' it was n woumn' 

the Conference mean to sanotion the4®B* ,m For this interesting discovery tlio audience, to 


its practical inflcfciiccs upon the human heart, dren; thcy uke for Methodists to go ahead 

and to shut it up from whatever may chance anJ prcpiirc tho wny . V Vo may have the 

The hicroglyphicnl inscription wns very much not to, proceed directly from it, nnd bow in _ y, uneducated, the negro or Indian. 

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Hcrvilc HuhinisHion to it. 

„TJiu religion of Johuh Christ is not only not 
in eonfliet with science and litcmturc, Avitli 
progress and improvement ; it i^ the friend 


tho January number : 

1 . Memoirs on UuSsian and German Cam- 

;paighs. 

2. Kew pardons.' 

11. Physiognomy.- 

4. Junius. «• * ’ -e 

5. Highland Destitution and Irish Eniig n., 
0. .Horon’s Notes. 

7. Farini’s History of the Homan States. 

,S. Tre FTerieh- Autocrat. 


who dun notread their prayers: m an in- ^enen-miioerai. 

telligent mam who can read in the’ prayer I ho- present number nhoiuul^. in jiovveffu 

book, ought to l>e a member of the -Church. diseus.-ions of events juAt now engaging uni 


the. Agents of this Soinety. viz : the Rev. G. market for months to come. Our town hy 
J Pearce r in TJeorgiii.“1tev Mr.. Raylesiriti satTernd trritRiitninstrniweity during thc^ 
Kentueicyr in pliiyo of Rev. 1*' Mitelfell, re- year, and sb far the present : ajul unless IV 
signed, the Rev. Jonathan -Lyon in Tennessee, vidoncc shall speedily sepd'us navigation and 
Rev. Win. IT. Pea me in^Ncw ^ ork, and-Rev. good crops, commercial disasters innumcrv 
Mr. Blake in Florida.' hie may lie looked for. 

Important grants were made both of hoo*ks The weather is dry iimNmhny. and sjirin^ 
and money. In particular, it was resolved in reality, with her usual heralds of Jmreting 
that,* in addition to about £211.000 already buds nnd frequent blossoms, is ahrettay here. 


Rev. Win. IT. Pea me in’JS'ew ^'or! 
Mr. Blake in Florida. 


pat forth by Mr. M.1 For one, i can not be sure, will feel indebted to the correct reading fthd ph)t cctor, nay, the lumduetor of these. . " 
believe it. I must think there » something of hieroglyphic^ characters t,n,l not to anatomy. while, by their reflex infiuoHces a eonstuu ■ *i • 

not vet diedoeed to the eye of those without. Why should nt they . J ... contribution is made Pi religion in return. 

- ... .. - »l,n Tlra PrAfnuMnr irnvi* Kftini* vt>iv sfriktiur Hint in- ... . Tt-uu 


The g«..l Dora preserve ua frorn uur mother. .varSn'l atttintion. ; Tito last article will of 
uml preserve our mother trom our grand- cdur80 dlld readers " a characteristic English 


Which will relieve the from the I The Professor gave some very striking static An enU ghtot,od, rational and fixed Chris- Tkmi’EUanck.-TI.c Wv C. Advocate indi- 

WUMJU 1 ltir.nl tiifi.nnn tmn nn Hip Hiihn-.t nf iniitmiiifii-ii - ° v 


"■^^I^oftohSikof tohSteS ***** l^^P^’ani m&wax* cates a strong disposit 

a.o ™* h *^.°* '^ . hp “ ’ „ j «260; next #800; and the lowest §20. The of ‘ love ' l'™c.',in thc Holy (.host, " reform in thc VVcst. 

1 ’ b priests, who had the mono]K»ly of undertaker’s is that for which we contend, and on which ult. gives this Kossutl 

burden of nlmoat 0V®ry Kusi ha.d mmin a Rna ■»*» pr nut/ of it. Tfioir I aluno we are willing to'thri.w our trust. I „„ .. . . . 

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West. Thc number of 18tli 
Kossuth item: 


5. Highland Destitution and Irish Eniig'n., Iinportant grants were mild,' both of books The weather is dry ami haltny 1 , and miria, 
B. .Horon s Notes. . and money. In particular, it was resolved In reality, with liiif usual heralds' of.jjurrtiiiR 

s S' a ?K . 8 , ^ 0,1 § thnt,* in addition to about £2.1.600 already buds and frequent blossoms, is already here. 

F< 1CI ^ L 1 UOtra . - pledged for different foreign (ihjeets, the- fid- Tho planters, fhriee haffied and* disappointed 

I ho- present number abound}*, in powerful paying sums he appopriated and paid so soon in this section of the State! are preparing tho 
iCuHsions lif events jflAi now -engaging uni- as the state of the treasury shall perniit. viz : gro’und and piit^ipg Tn their crops, hoping 
rsal attdntion. The bust article will of For, Northern India. £?}Qp0. China £5000, against hope’ that Heaven will give the in. 
iirso find readers a characteristic Knglish * n fUl,n * of £1000 t«» each of the following crease. 1 never can look |ipon the various 

ew of French matters. The I surpcr Uml* Boarils : Am. Bo, ml ..f Com for uml intorestiug rations of ngrieuhute, 

• . , ' , . F. AliHsions : Board of aMjssioiih for l’res. ( h. : without observing the analoiries which tL 

quarter, his late movement no extenuation. u,.,w.i *.r \‘is : w • .. • , . , . . . 

1 I mt. hp. Board of Aiismohs Missionary Sue tain between natural and spiritual hudiundn 

tlf the world suspect the English of wish- „ f Moth. Ep. Ch. ; and Missi.mry Society „f The sower going forth to tow with irtnlffit 


view of Frcnuh mutters.. The 1 ’surper finds 
K. i lie \\>. ( . Advocate indi- no quarter, his late movement no extenuation, 
disposition towurd lempcrunce Half the world suspect the English of wish- 


ground and jmt(ijig In their crops, hoping 
against hope tlmt Heaven will give the in- 
ei-ease. I never can look upon the variuas 
and interesting operations of ugricultun, 
without observing the analogies which ob- 
tain between natural |iitd spiritual husbandry. 
The sower going forth to tow with itfq.litit 


ing to treat the Nephew like the Thole was Metli. Kp. Cb: South. To Madras Bible So- faith in tho complicated providences which 


w. , n.Mrt'KM find sermon P nwiB * wno uau wb iuuuujwi.v w unuenunei u - ■ ■ uit. given vuib rubbuui iwm- treated —write him down. I Ins suspicion 

*£ and * «“• T1 '7 r I! ri, n °f ‘. r,,W f ° Ur evangelical clergy of this doubtle88 abates must of the just force of 

“* : . „ temples must have been lively workshops. «Tl,o In the prosecution of thc foregoing viows, *he m.ml.er of over one hundred us- , . ... .... 

covert fbnn* of infidelity. isa snia there wOn* »nd weaving these, millions it will bo our object to present the readers of ( , ndd „ d ., „i cvcri u 'doc k in the ladies' oar th ° lr e8tlnmte ot .“'gBBur s affairs. 

<r wtut one man holds and preaches, a ...J. „ a ... J iU ..... .. .... sembled at eleven o clocx mine tunics pat- T ,.r , v „ 


Butter wh»t one man hoUs and preaches, u ofy|(rdl of Unen for wrappages demanded of the Advocate with whatever may seem best w r t H n . 1 H n , me .m'Fridav the 13th Touching the political merits of Louis Na- 
eomparattvely, hut tt m a mat- ^ Kmtcr ^ t! hm. P ri,«.crtft may mean calculated to advance the interests ofloarn- , r J““have2 mteriew wdh poleon, the following remarks from an Arne- 

-JO- «•“"!*■ *- I.g, (M wt aTTBtt S s» toto -i» -Us. . eato. m. 

Ktaetitial a body of minutanae the Alabama WO rld were laid for levying a tax upon mortals , n irit in the Churoh and countrv Wo shall luu ’“ luu ’ , ' •„ . 

Cooftrenoe may approve. In thl. , reminding us of a certain »vk heard ' P on . ^ i es . howe ver aorunSudv and r the Gov , or “ ur ' and the 0uVernor ln P ulnt from thl8 nblc London (luartorl i' rc * 

1 diaeom not the propriety of the dietfac of in thin day. ... , 1 gldly analyre and oppose whatever we shall tetUI “ addre<sed the mlnl “ terB P reBent ' viewer, are not' undeserving notice : 

- 4 —8 “ « le or pra fr ^ or u ^?rr f h no hit tr* 

T AL JU! a; . . F .. -_ fU ft. _ i ah„„ or in any wiae derogatory to the pure and eld- Dr. Boring, m a lato letter to tho editor of hau neither depth nor breadth enough for any 

to thl 55 are ^ment seeing these defunct citlsenV are And here it is well onoo Wall to say, that imporUl nce of extending our ohuroh opera- a. black as ho Is painted” ; and ittnay be well 
. fcond “ on for them - . Th «y »» * i*.. th.B th. lira *««,. we arc not of those who claim for themselves .... . ■ to apply censure .intelligently by first careftilly 


lit. gives tins Kossuth item : treated — write him dow’n. This suspicion ciety £2000. To'thc MJss* -Sue. ofMotli. Kp . arc tb restore his seed, with its inereaw rf 

“The Protestant evangelical clergy of this doubtless abates must of the just force of Th: for Germany §500. This makes in all thirty, sixty and an hundred fold, illustrate*. 

My, to the number of over one hundred, as- th • . ate of their neitrhlmrs affairs the 8unl of tt,Juut ^ S3 , 500 pledged by with mucli felicity, thc duty of those *h« 

entitled at eleven o'clock in the ladies' par- . - ®— ? 8 . , ' this Society /or the foreign Work. have a dispensation of the Gospel nmuaitW 

or of tho Burnet House, on Friday, tho 13th - ouc 1111 ^ 10 ) iua merl s u jUUl8 1 a It was stated that of §4500, the balance of to them? The tares .that spring up with A 

nst., in order to havo an intorviaw with thc P°' con ' t * ie foUwwng remarks from an Ante- tke appropriation made to” France, §2000, it wheat, and the labor of successful eultm, 

llustrious Hungarian. Rev. Dr. Fisher ad- rican writer, who occupies u different stand, is hopod, will be paid tho present month, nnd find too plain an application in the chequad 

tressed the Governor, and the Governor in point from this able London Quarterly re- thc remainder next month. miscellanies of the pastor's flock, and in his 

■eturn addressed the ministers present.” viewer, are not’ undeserving notice : The receipts of the last month wore §20.- pains-taking and toilsome guardianship of 

TuiP.r.n nr THE M K Church. Sourii . ' , 730 00 ; the number of Bibles' and Testa- tho Churoh of Christ. The planter rarely, 

. “ Certainly ha is no model, and his cliaraoter mo nt8 issued 24,080, [Bible -Society Rcc if hver, fuils altogether ; his expcctutioasiijjr 

n* Unwin rr in ll lofn Inti.AW t.D thn PflltflT (if Raw no that, rlantlv now EvomUE onmiiwE fnw naw L ^ ” .. r *■ 


fas Ms qweeh. There is not, in truth, the 
s li g h test foundation for them. They are 
mere without authority from Scrip- 

tem, from history, or from reason, but most 
.MaltaxyJotiV three- The point now is, are 


have prohibited their emigration, lienee the I or church any peculiar excellency, or exelu- , , , .. , 

scarcity of mummies in this country. sivo descent by whicli they art incapacitated •"'(* not mttrked out our l,nilt “ W tlle P hul When Lonis Napoleon ontere.1 upon the l’resi- 

Perhaps nothing more took ulmck the majority j for ‘sMingTmT honoring Hie imagepf Christ of agreement with tho North', tinny seem dency of Fiance, lie fqttnd an excitable and im- 

in others who are not called by t® name, to think' that because thc M. E. Church, pul$ive people, profouTWy agitated by recent 
...... ’ . i . * i ir or I* revolutionary events. 1 he 11a me ot sooiauBtic 

While wo reserve, to. ourselves thc right ol bouth, lias not cut herself off from preaching prinoiplcs 8prcilding rapidly. H held can- 

preferring tho Church which we have chosen, the Gospel in tho slavcholding States, there- trol of the mob of Paris, und that mob held 
(lor reasons which arc satisfactory to us) we p j them, and thorn only, her field of ope- strange Communist theories concei ning prop- 


o^aMna^OviU ine P 01 ™ now is, are p cr hope nothing more took aback the majority for’^ingTO'IIonorihg tho iuiagnpf Ghrjsl 

Sti* ntihmraft to gt forth rate the world with 0 f Prof. O.’s listeners than his crocodile exhibit. ', n others who ure not called by their uumc 
tte V (« Methodist hpumpal The preservatioa of these animals was remark- While wo roservo- to. ourselves thc right o 

CfcmAqr Alabama, fpmbn# througn tht An- sb le. They seem to have been a favorite men t br afarrinw tho Church which we havn .d„«„n 


of agreement with the North. Many seem 
to think* that because the Al. F*. Churoh, 


md Conference?" 


I for embiflmlng ; somewhat ns cucumbers for 


9 in the Conference room when thc pickling. A specimen lay on the table, over 5 
taken, an<f regretted to sec tho feet lon 8- tl,#t ’ ookod 118 u "dg'd have 

’ 0 L... „ A thn llsll... Al... 


_ Ciicuv- yiu.nmuiuui mo caciuuuo. iuum 

. INANS, _ C ,,r renders will mann0 j- (he faithful preacher never son the 
be gratified at the intelligence^ cunvVycd in \vn rd -*y,t' Cud wholly in vain, lie- may ae- 
thc fullowiitg extract, which we tiike thc lib- c*mi|'disb loss tlmt. he could wjsh— lea-tlua 


miscellanies of thc pustor's flock, and in hit 
pains-taking and toilsome guardianship ot 
tho Churoh of Christ. The planter rarely, 
it fiver, fails altogether : his expcctutiOnsmjjr 
not be fully realised; bqt he reap*, to mis 
extent, the reward of his exertions, in Hu 
niannoy the faithful preacher never sows th# 
word-fit' God wholly in vain, lie- may ac- 


tho I feet long, that looked as though it might ha ve awar , d M Chri * tian * >•» oqjutl right,' and ration ‘ Sucll u ‘proposition is not to he "V- held tlm) the landlord was a social about, 
• I. . , - .... ... tortile same cause to iirefer the churcli nt ination, tlmt thc state should feed ajul nmusc. 


• v a ... a - been ‘“ken at the Unlit,' n few months ago. for tll<! mm0 c,lUH0 to P wf,!r «•»««* ^ fnr „ . . w(t , - - •- 

Teport that appeared in the Advertiser — not y e t | peradrenture, this very leviathan defied ^ ie ^ r choice, and from our heart bid them fo* a moment listened to, und w uld, 3 I not t^x nor restrain them: and that it ha 

that it fid wential injustice either to the Job, or roared like the bulls of fiaahan, in the Gpd-spced in the great work of sulviiig, souls; every pruper demonstration, prevent others I prescriptive rig^it to order the destinies 


noe or Br. Willmrn, but because it ears of David’s ancestors, or scouted Moses in It shall be cause of joy und rejoieing with ns frotn putting us in this contracted position 

ra contravention of the intention of UlB bullru8 ! ie8! wh * con U ' u; There was n to ohroniclo the triiunphs of our co mmon' Because out mission includes tiie bund, doc, 

ferenoe in sitting with closed doors ^ r “°P* tt0 | e ““ CW ‘7 C nl “” ,t t),e NBe (Prof .Christianity, whrauuoever «MI Uy whonUtoever it therefore oxolude the free-! Are tho'indfl 
terence in mixing wun ctoseu aoors. o. had been in it himself and porhaps counted they may be aohicyod. - .. ' „ ,, ... 

regret the puhbcation the more, ««- them) where these beasts were stowed away by lt wid not ))e deom ed incompatible with IHtry " th ° M ' k” Lhurch, houth, nothing 

• . . a i 211 :.^ r. nn . n iq i>_..a ‘ .i t j o 


And we regret the publication the more, sot- I them) where these beasts were stowed nwny b; 
lag the misapprehensions it lias given rise to. the million, measuring from G inches to 18. foot 

If we are not mistaken, Br. M. meant hv| ^, ut ,atrnt hellowings are there! , 

Every one must have his. own “theory ’ ftbou 
the term “ theology at least in substance, this thing. The lecturer stated that these wer 


frotn putting us in this contracted position. France. For centuries the inch of Paris may 
.. ... i , i i i i bo Haul to have been the .law., of France — rude, 

-Because uui* mission includes tho bond; does . * 

.-j-c i — — ^ ~ — eapricrous -and.cxucting in itq d ic tation to the 

it therefore exclude the free-! Are the min- provinces. It was to Franco wlmt the Dragon 
iBtry of the M. E. Church, South, nothing isjin tl»o fables of early chivalry, ravenous, 
a. consuming, merciless. At tlie beginning ol 

sin >t.i> tlimi ulutmrv ftt-miftlinru ' . Nt. umnn umm. ° on 


,afeU ‘' the down, to keep our readers mure than slavery preachers J. ■ So some scorn ^ N^lcmPs&e^ the pZTSJ 

Every one must have his own “ theory” about fuUy infon " od I^r'K events, both at hutne, <“ think who have Hcru),les about <mr enteri in thu utm0 st dread of it, and almost passively 
tl.UU.ina The lecturer Bt.itcd that tl.eso were uud u ' jr0ttJ ' whether of politicul, commercial ing thc newly acquired freesoil territory of waited upon its caprices. Property was ii.se- 


dub Aiu|wtt;uii vutctru upuu utviiuoi- . . * . 

Fanco, lie f<knd an excitable and im- ert y P make,* -in thc.conchfsiun of a private he could hope— but- truth, especially Dmns 

iplc, profoundly ugijuted by recent letter from Dr. \V., dated Feb. 24 truth, hurt a tenacity of ^erminatiuiM>hieh 

try events. The flume of socialistic , , , r , ,,, the most untoward circumstances can n« 

wus spreading rapidly. It held con- . r ... 7 . . 1 entirely destroy. 

, mob of Paris, and that mob held i'“ r »’K 8 "m‘<»>» P»M.cutnm. having pro- , l.^lmndry, however, unlike toy. titer, 
ommunist theories concerning prop- two <i)n on t it .xistence, t atuie C(l; *j n() j, ( ,iit nn> n, it^ character. VroWll; 

thaj the landlord was a social abom- nml (lmraeter o <h . the other, on the Imture furnishes no' parallel in tliisreqiw 

hat the state should feed ajul amuse, rrmity in l nity in the Diune Nature. u er ixuits and plants and (lowers are of loal 

or restrain them: and that it had a Tln>y arc both long, perhaps, ton long. 'Hi y Adaptation. Those which tloufish in the ten* 
c rlgj,t to order the' destinies „f object is to prepare a series of Sermons, cm- ‘ Z0IUW wither in tll( . ( r „pics. and th. 
For centuries the m„b of Paris may bracing all the lcad.qg doctrines of Revealed ' t|l (lf f| 10 tnq.icsls ncorchedii 

have been the .law, ot France— rude, Behgion. The first of the series, on the *, V . , , ... , ... .... • 

-and exacting ill its dictation to the • Evidences of Revealed Religion.’ is alreadv ! ®‘* Ua ■ 

It was' to Franco what the Drag,,,, rint . | t win , 1TU , J fe t roductlon u, PVOry ^l^^n8ftTh«t;‘>» 

fables of early chivalry, ravenous, th „ rei!t . The tW;o I have mentioned will f„l- l ir >"c , l | l'’-' b'ke r.stt in Ml. 

, merciless. At the beginning „! llW in t |,„ „ rdn - in which they tree named. The Southwest 1ms abundant reason n 


tyx nor restrain them : and that it lmd a 


principles take root in nil. 

The Southwest has abundant reason w 


at ihown by hi* explanation before the Con- divine honors paid by 'the Egyptians to their V r ^ t ^ r ^ r y character. V\ o will by no means California. But lot Dr. B. speak : 

fcwaoa— “ doctrinal preaching, ” which, it gods of the Nile. It might be reasonable to em- ^ T r - C ^ uinin *^ “ Then let it ho asked again, arc 

x . -i * j _rx__ i* * . balm men and women— for tho* was necessary to to be religious, to political or party discus- .. . »; , 

-ot be c«fe«d ha. often been abmK“l. ^ rtl¥m|ion : but how could their g<ri» stand ^hs, hut leaving “ the dead to bury the ^ in l ° ur 1 ob ^ l0 " 8 . oburcl 
TV Gospel » a full treasury, and ti.ere may , n neoU of meh „ ulvutron ; These embalmed dead,” shall present facts as they occur and >'Y ‘lie sluveholdmg territory 
•tid ought to be Tariety in it* teaching. Still l 4 « slow-bellies' were of all ages and sizes, and I may go to dm ke up tho history of the times. I ‘"'bites Arc we cut of rum 
the mm of the term theology in such a coil- 1 for any thing Professor (Hidden ventured to the I A politico-religious newspaper, s of all pill, I ry wlllul ‘ ll, ‘ r '' al "' r nmy ,,u 
BCCtioa WBS unfortunate and offensive, and contrary, of all «*c. too. Wore they fished up licatiens tho most to he feared and despised ‘heoverwhelnung propondera 

A- - „ „ , and killed for the honor of cmh.dmont. or Vrctto The i.ress is an oneine ,,f t 1 shivery influences. tn tho councils 

ettetHreMtgte.M.scomtaandoflBnguBgettn, «, picked up dead-dying ,, natural death > whel f cor ' rupt , und 8 0 ' spodiin B v r ,-iiJ^ tlH i y cot- f ion ’ lu, 7° U a “. the -f hu ™ h ' . n " ^ 


than one on Creationj one on the Creation of t,on S r ‘Hulate herself over the prospoefin 
Man. etc. llow I shall succeed 1 ,im unable «*rceti*m «f a -Bible. Mouse in your city. H 
to determine witli any satisfaction: hut 1 will ^ he a mammoth slmhI store of moral an 


lut lot Dr. B. speak: . cure uml depreciated in this perpetual droud oi 10 aol - ini , nc '' ll un -' ^LSiiiction : nut 1 

revolutions, this; sleepless apprehension of a vol- s ^ 11 ^ 1,n . ’ 

t be asked again, are we hound- cttnic eruption. There whs material, of the “My hcaftli, which was greatly improved, 
igations as a church orgunizu- most pliable kindj fun ambition or discMintent to has suffered within the lust tlyee weeks from 
uveholding territory of the Uni- work upon. >Ve believe it is beyond dipute that catarrhal affection, 'which*, thank God, is now 
Arc we cut off from all territo- Louis Napoleon in his roup d'etat merely anti- muc l h ameliorated, 
reafter inuy bo acquired, (for ciputed u revolution projected hy his opponents; t “Affectionately, yours. 


“Then let it he asked again, are we houml- 
ed in our obligations as a church organiza- 
tion hy the slaveliolding territory of the Uni- 
ted States ? Arc we cut off from all territo- 


ry which hereafter may he acquired, (for ciputed u revolution projected by his opponents; 
with the overwhelming preponderance of anti- ‘Hud, which, if successful, would have owed all 
slavery influences. in the councils of the na- triumph to thom^of Baris, lliilt moh is 


maa^able elegance and occupy of defini- There is a diLulty, and our theory-if it do andospeeiaUyrehg.ousy cor- 

tion, we were surprired Bt it. He did nut net infringe on some other man’s, Is this.- 'h '«*^ 8 u .l.nd and mfunAtod tyrant, 

l - > „ ” There Kgjq.tians loapnwl u thing or two of Jo- l° alm « 1 uut death and ******* «'■” 

»aceee d tn eopvmcmg foe Conference of the ^ ^ , |ad t »u«kt them to lay up corn. A M, ay ofettnuo to tall under its displeasure. 

PH"? w*® statement . We feel safe n of the .. flesh-pots" was predicted by 1 ' Gt tluMC whn ttro ^bnl to.HU(?li a work give 

■tying his views did not command their um iwme grpe<ly prophet nnd they l>egnn to luy in themselves thereunto, “but we will give cair- 


slavery influences. in tho councils of the na- 
tion, as well us the church, no addition is t< 


notoriously socialistic and communist ; and had 


lie made to tlm slnvehdlding States) nnd i‘ ng, tin realized u trimnph tra'unght non- hayr 

strnuge socnes to describe, lliut u was utterly 


propriety of the statement. We feel safe in 
raying hi* view* did not command their a,' 
•ento-nok by any means. The Bishop point- 
edly disowned the philosophy, in his chair, on 
the spot: he raid that for his part he had 


thereby to, become so circumscribed us at last 
to feel ourselves (os we really should be) u 


at war with the interests and sentiments of- tin 
mass of citizens of l’aris and of Franco, seem.“ 


shall jay. ; religious truth — theahme pure uud uniniid 

“ My health, which was greatly improved, variety. It is fortunate fur the honest til 
has suffered within the last tlyee weeks from simple minded muss, that such a variety a 
cutarrlml uffeotion, wltieit: tlumk Gud, is now »> m ®»’liere ohtnined, freed from * 

inucfli umelinrated. degenerating fellowship of 'sectarian cob- 

“ Affectionately, yours. merits, and tht||nralyziug touch of sclioWt 

“'Wii.i.iam Wi-xa.ns ” dogmatism. Leaving out of, view the 
m and valiialdc nl.jt'cts of this institution, tw 

. Amerieim Bible Suciety is undoubtedly fit 

n p igure. strongest existing bulwark of evnngoW ff ' 

An Indian chieftain, during (lie early set- tliodoxy. Here the incomparable vereM 1 
tlcment of New England, invited a minister our English forefathers is kept in saoredlfe 


An Apt Figure. 

An Indian chieftain, during the early set- 
tlement of New England, invited a minister 


, : , . „ , ... , , muss ot citizens ot runs aim oi rrnneo, seems I . . . .... , ,• 

branch lopped from the stock, withered and . in fl . om lhe Hill g d , nr with wldel, Ul ““•* as u mtsstonany among Ins tribe, und ' ta guarded with J u <u , 

1.1 li I -J... I 1 : ° I , * I :»,l him L, .1.. .... *1... v . - I UII.I cities XM.nl.i linn ,V Hl(» UllltO.U I W 


famine oi me ne»n-iioi» was pre^iicieu . uv — ■■ — ***’“ wwnv . , . . , . * .• • . . i . ° t 

some greedy prophet nnd they l«,g„n t„ ley |h themselves thereunto, “but we will give our- n . ,r . ,U ' d A .?T’ are WC dunlC ‘ 1 ’ "" ‘he people have eomjl forward to s.ipport Louis 

the things that would keep host-alligators, selves continually to prayer and to the minis- all parhepattonm the grand und gin- Nupolcon-not even a first rate man, and..,- 


Tlie famine never came — the stores provided by try of the word.” Acts vi. 4. 


rious enterprise of the Grid’s ^ conversion, circled with no halo of past glory. Wc take it I running Wutor,. tilling many vessels.** 


thoughtful antiquity were never in dotpand, aud We have made arrangements By which our 8h “ I,ly ' H '° ullBe our 1,lto lmV1 '’ under I ' rovi ' tlmt ,ho P 00 P 1 '> °*' F ‘' at ! ce ,lTU " illin K ,0 “"b"' 1 ' 
now that Prof, (lliddon has caliod them out, they readers will be furnished wcJklv with the donee, fallen to us in u land m which shivery to ‘he lesser evil ot n somewhat arbitrary 
. .. .i. .. a. t . 1 a- . t i a t . . • M y 1,1 ovLto i * * 4r * iMiwo.r. tii esciLiRVthe irrnater evils of socialism. 


We Imve never met. -out of Holy Writ, a 
more beautiful figure than this. Indeed it 


i thought preaching “theology" was ,re toodry tobeeat and tooliard to be eiplainwl. prices current of this und the principal nmr- 


srhat they ought to do, and in his simplicity 
he had been doing it and expected to continue 
doing it, and so advised the preachers, lint 


It is really gratifying to observe the acouraey ketH „ f the , 1)lmtry . aI , d the „„ noril , colnmc 
of dates which this noble soleneo affords. “ F. - ciul news of the times. * ' 


liat gut potvii, etc.” One dried-up specimen 
was |»intod at by tlie lecturer's learned looking 


A cliurch circumscribed within- narrow go 
graphical limits, embracing tho richest r 


power, to escape the greater evils of socialism, seems to have a resemblance, to the. 
oomiuunisiiq, and Parisian mob law. aptness (if the old Hebrew poetry, und to cx- 

liut even in this view, considering bouis Na- press, by a chaste and delightful comparison, 


ax ttrvtn ut nil.- tilliDH, r.- P , .1 i> v a • . 

It is also intended to devote u nortion of “ f ‘'>c world, and yet doomed to wear' P«‘~“ u8eM i “f" “ true.imturti of the office of an evangelist 

. ‘I . ?» ...» a -j 1 *a. . 1 v . reaultH — wo accord linn no Hpoaal merit. Am* If *m nnfc his own wisdom flmf ho npiniAntu n 


M explained Conf. did not cumuder lhe en*<*v| wand and tlie audience were a toured that 


•uffioiautly serious to call fur any uctiun, or 
fann*l«^proe«iou of opiniun. - It i* the cusL.m 
ot Methodism to tolerate a little latitude in u 


man was exactly 2U57 yearb ol 1 ! ” Now then : 
exactly 21*57 years*: dispute it who can ! TJu* 
lady's uge, stf recently introduced, waw douhtle? • 
etjujilly witiiin reach of Egyptological cognition. 


our columns to the subject of agriculture, 
and to promote, uh far a« *\ve can, thc Intcr- 
eHt« of this great dcpartmonUif huimpi in- 
dustry. V 

In conclusion, suffer us to stiy. that no pains 


out. its. existence und bury its treasures for 
want of «phnro mifticieot within which to act, 
and ndequute runge for liealthful and essen- 
tial, expansion, is surely among the most sin- 


results— we accord liim no special merit. Am* 
bit ion doubtl'ess moved hiia ; but then, he only 
iluc.lunnl ntiiiseir neuiuciH t». .on 
lu; might as easily have, proclaimed hiniBolf 
Ring for life. Nor is the arbitrary and restrict- 


v.<| VASAAJ WHAIlIl .VWVU v. "ftj V! | H||| | , |....A. - | 

r * philosophy — when it docs no real but as it was not ccrtuin Hie had ever been shall he spared to make thc Sun Francisco 80 could till the cup ol ai)y pcop c. 


gulur and hitter curses with which God him- i ve Constitution lie has promulgated without its 


It introduces anew and valuable lea- 


Br. Milburne dsfence was listen&d to with 
marked attention, it displayed u vigorun 
Bad disciplin e d mind, * wide rangeofremi- 
ing and profound atudy, and lucked not th 
neh graces of oratory ; and though the.Cou 
femes were not prepared to endorse hi# aenti- 
■eate, those sentiment* seemed rather theo- 
retical than practical and his character wu- 
fMWd. 

To show that thinking men uuiy differ, i 
ha* bean laid down a< an axiom, by u distil, 
gabbed Wesleyan, that the success of Meth 
odite preaching tie* here — rut combisatiu- 
or iwcraiME ikn EXTEkicM t:. And wc !„• 
Ueve it. 


married tlie Professor politely (orbore telling ii. Christian Advocate a “strictly prim 
And here, kind reader, endelh this. chapter of gious. literary nnd family newspaper 
revelations. This is the amount of the wonder- 


Christian Advocate u “ strictly prime" rcli- this is thc outline of the piau by which w e lure into the organization of the Oovernment- 
J * «.a a. i .... i.*. ..ti.n... .. ri.iv.i iuiuth’ situ mlinir hot ween thc Eresiue: 


to induco him to do ho. the Sngnmore said, tind ceaseless vigilance by tho ^ugjMW* 4 
” Vou-sliall tie to us as one who stumls by a the Protestants. So long ns this shall I* ' 
running water, filling many vessels." case, tlie sincere inquirer after truth, w 

Wc imve never met. -out of Holy Writ, a fused und bewildered by the perplexitie* 
more beautiful figure than this. Indecd it polomie divinity, euu turn to tho law *n® 
seems to have a resemblance, to tho . simple the testimonies for relief. However lug **• 
aptness of tlie old Hebrew poetry, ami to ex- contradictory sectarian views may ru “ : ^ 
press, iiy a chaste and delightful comparison, Bible, thus guarded, will- always. remain >- 
the true.naturq.of the office of an evangelist, acknowledged standard to which all njff 
It is not his own wisdom tliat lie presents, or peal. Scots may arise and corrupt nnd pee 
liis own fullness that he puts forward. He vert tlie truth they may stray,* far ® 

r-.,- AS .1- _ rrV Al,e (S.-XI A ..A -'--j 

Wilitdl .Revolution furnishes, “living water " of similarity, but tlie Bible will s i ^ 
foi' nil who thirst after righteousness, lie a tower of strength and light w 

himself is but the minister, the servant, lie erring may return. Let tlm Bi c 
rests not on his own suffiuieuoy. but upon the lie turn into fragments, . as some “ ,v8 ^ 


It is not liis own wisdom tliat lie presents, or 
liis own fullness that he puts forward. He 

c -I- 1 . 1 ... l_ . , _ rr 'r- 

*w Inch (Revelation furnishes, “living water " 
foi- all wlio thirst after righteousness. Ho 


are sought to bo overthrown by others, is a third power, a 
confessed: but tlmt we should not only suffer slid tho iminedi 


a third power, standing between the President suftieiency of Christ. He draws not from l.is tu dtU-M cre.ry 
imd the immediate representatives of tlie people own-fountain, but from tlmt which 1ms been much of tlie spoils as suits U L 


;-t furnish itself ‘ I 


ful and profound science tlmt is to knock the u . , . . . . juugiuoui i„ , ><■ roiiiiertm „ .... .... . 

beads of Moses and the propheis together ! This . n , mimoxs.- is said ol Hi. ; n C1WC | )llt a ] g( , pr0 chiim and defend tlie 

is the latest agony ! Can Christianity stand up * lmlmerss discourses tlmt they Itcltl tlie Bible juntieo of tlie verdict und correctness of (lie 
under all this 1 , in uJutiun. Tho lives of tlie hearers and do- L lut i B upon which it rests, is cause of painful 

From the o ntaet wo h »wmn .felt it dweta «fci»t' ore of such germans cottld neither haivc beep sur priso. 0 And vet 1 declare my incapacity 


judgment to Im rendered against us by default 
in the ease, tint also ]iroclaim and defend tlie 
justice of tlie verdict, and correctness of (lie 


IIIUV II Ml Ult .-JIWIIO '1 - - . 

-r-a Senate which " maintains or annuls all the opened for every - transgressor, lie speaks tho.Biiptist take from thenoo ^ 

acts whicli may be submitted lo it hy the Guv- not in bis own name, but in tlmt of liis l)i- the Episcopalian his sacrainentana 

eniment us uncoAstitutiunul or denounced for vine Muster. “ Pray lor us. that the word of apostolic . succession ; the Culvinis n 1 ^ 

the suinc cause in petitions from the citizens;' God ’may imve” free course aud bo glorified' dilution uml decrees : and the A*® 
and further a. it has the right to propose law;- ( \ V. Observer. free grace, and wo betide tlie caass ^ ^ 

and HUj^gust uioilificatiuii.s. - Tin: l’re.si'lviit an<l B enmmon-Cbrist'mnity ! Tint ilw BjSLJJ 

tlie- Senate have a mutual veto upon one aiyii- liilde. acknowledged by all, is cmme “,C 

titer. Heretofore, nothing stood between the Bvn. iiouoiiTS. Have a euro ot evil j. y ;, and t (. nds mure than any 1111 ■ 

President uud the iuimediate represhutaUves ol thoughts. (), tlie misehief they Imve done in ^ ;, |itl |M (1 , m . lirL . s erve (he/'"' 

tlie people, and the slightest eonfliet hetwefn the world.! Bad thoughts Vomo first, bud i ,„, ( ; nd t . v n „f thi'feith. 
tliem wns-the-wignni-for-ar-revnhrtion.-mrr-lti- wonis follow after.” anil Jiad deeds. 'Iiring'-uji ”, ^ — . 7 this single 

least, for an ruieutk bouis Napoleon, in ljis (lie close. Strive against them! Watch Kognwling tho . ul)u -3 . . gjjfelk** 
Senate has combiued thc eleinen is ol our fiupreipti agginst t)iem ! I’ray against them! TiieV shall wu not say, succi ss . ..Hons t* Bi- 

Court nml Senate. This is an -excellent check pr ,.pare the way for the enemy : ‘ of -New Orleans U’t Its |o ^ 

ui»n liasly .-evolutions, and will largely seliwl ,| ll)u ,|„-, „ ufiof ■ lie n.-ra hi amidst the united pray , ' r " 1 " 'n,^! 

the jieople ol France to caliii ueliheratioii uj>pii Crftpiitt thruunk tliu window oi thn hrurt , puojilc ol God, and let its vn u npsjUij * 

| politicul subjects. And if hu ouce hU wuy c»n Vila, Fchruary 20. 


vauntiug, shallow, dogmatic, blundering, gueb,-- 
ing philosophy to present it in a serious aspect . 
It is not worthy of i*espectful ireutuient. In tlie 
matters at issue others iimv be ChHinpollioii * 
duciplee ; but we are .Moses* disciple. The man 


barren nor unfruitful'. 

The New .Mission Route. -The Superin- 
tendent of' The. Ualiforuia Mission of tho M. 


to see more or lowin the doubts of the churcli 
with regard to the missionary enterprise in t j |C1 . 


the same cause in jietitions from thc citizens ;' God may have free eourse and bo glorified 
aud further,, it has the right to projkose lu^s V. Observer. 

aud suggest modifications. . The. 4’j:c»siden.t and ... - - — ■ ■- m ?- •- 

the Semite have a mutual veto upon one m>6- 


this coilntry tluin an open declaration of tlm 
fact that we iwro shut up. as bofhrc stated. 


thcr. Heretofore, nothing stood between tbc 
President and the immediate representatives ot 
tho people, and the slightest conflict between 


F’aVii. Thouhiits. Have a cure of evil 
thoughts. O, tho mischief they have done in 
the world ! Bad thoughts 'eoino first, bud 


that hewed, aud read the two tables of stone, Fi. Church, 'South,: writes : 


“.written with the finger of God,” cannot be 
thus summarily set aside bv him who read tin* 
Rosetta stone. The gentlemen of this scho»d 
must learn their lesson butter : they must- be 


\ very tune 


Missionuriett^ould be sent any and every 


~withiTV~nur prerteTit*~liinitK; 'Timi- deniod" nll thciir-m^^thtrrignnbf or - w -T-rro h ttion ,-orr-itt- wonls follow nfter. and ))a*l deeds, ’bring" ity 
rights, of standard- bearers for Christ, in other least, for an nneute. Louis Napoleon, in l)iH the close. Strive ugainst them! Watch' 
lands. It is not simply California that, is in- Senate has combine*! the elements of our riuprei|m tt g^J n8 t tjiem ! Priiy against them! They 


^eek from this j»ort fur (liiiui, and >voul*l I volved. but u great fundumentul principle of Court and Senate. 


generally reach tlmt country in from forty t«» 


able U) sjiell it up and down ; to read it back- fifty days, .anil frequently even in less time 


church economy, hy whitdi we claim the 
right, und may share the honor, of contnlm- 


Puuuio J&ldkrh. — A friend intimate* 

tbmt our remark* laat week, under the head 
of Methodiat Pram, are liable to the con/ 
teraetioo tiuU «re regard the office a fifth 
wheel, iw fi l e ra, etc. By uo mean*. An etii- 
eieDt Frerading Eldership, such as general I v 
piwraiis amoog us, is as essential as a Gem 
ral buporin teudenc v . Wo van not do with. 


wards and forward, and ever, w.,; ,h*n m„.v Am , lie ' , , wU1 udd . Umt if „ lc HU ti(m <i-g to a world's conversion Or I.y which 

tliev. will, ter. nresuiuijt,,,,, - ...L- I . . . . . r i . ... ... I,.,,.. 


they, with le»« presmnptiou, »i»k to discredit ., 
•acred Itnconi,, mj plnin “lie muy run tlmt 
readeth it.” 


scum guisl tu liislipp Andrew, uml ho will 
scud the recently uppoiutnl Misaiuiiary to 


I*rcf. G. .poke glibly uf M centuries II. *'., Cliintf, via Sun Francisco. Wo will solid him 
and aaiiumes his “ dynasties" to mark time a.- ... . . . ; r .. 

, * , ,, * *, »,a n ,„•*: x i trom this port to China Inr trom ull expens*' 

accurately as the Anno Hoimiu.- And y«jt, to 1 1 

say no more, m gentleiyau of talents ami learn- ^ ,e ^iwionary S*K*iety ut liomc 

iug. M Poole, who was brought upon the banks I . mm 

of the Nile, und ha* spent muuy yeurs in th? Death. The Bov. Steplien Aslmry Ro>- 

eludy ut the monuments and their liieroglyfkie tel, otic'of tho "lost distinguished minisfors 

record*, ho* adduced p roof* from themonuineois of the BuHimoreConf'erenco, and in thc prime 


thoBe are i'orovor transferred to others. 

Lav Movement, ,-<)w N orthejrh exchanges 
do not contain much news „f it. Tilings 

■scorn iit it Ht|vml. 


Court nml Senate. This is ah excellent check ^ prepare the way for the enemv : 
uixm hasty revolutions, and will largely- school' m.d il.ougiT, - a taiof ■ ll.ran. 1,1s |,„n ; 

the jieoplo ot France to calm deliberation u|>pii Oriatps thruujtli tho window nt tli«* hfurt , 

politicul subjects. And if hu uuce IiIn wujr can win. 

The restrictions ol* the Constitution are muni* 1 " 1 '* “ , ‘ unJr ‘ d r " h,, ' rH ln 

festly provide*l with a view to suppress excitable ' — — 

influences upon the mass~to check muchiim- iiiaiior Hnxv t — ii i »h*> p Huttnu, oi thu fljociiiu> *d Nnw 
tions against the Government — to bar tlie pujli J**wy. ha- iN»u*'l « pamphlet, from which U RMMiurb thn 

to lurlher revolutions: When we reflect uptni dH«irit,.vr two t«ra»«l hh. Iqr tt>* Bbhop*.* 

, ,, , . . ' , Main** Vlrtriuis uml Ohio, and by thmt laynieu Tit*’ 

the eoulessidly unprepared state ot tlie ( rend, r ,., iu „ t , a m*no B 0 m rail „ qwrial 


NORTHERN CORRE spi 


ondeik® 


to further revolutions: When we reflect uptm 
em ut a stgifth . thc ‘confessedly . unprepared state of the French 

' laiople for lull oiij(>yiuent of such republican 

The German I’rotostauts in the I’pitcl power us ours, the dangerous tendency to socii 1- 

iitcs comprise, ton distinct sects or de'nomi- ism, thc tyrannical sway of thc moh of Tars, 

, tions. Imviuir an aggregate of 5350 eongre- wc Imve neither pyaiso uor censure for Lo(is 


II IK WKATHKIt t llAN'.KH •' 
. I’flll.ADBM'IHA MOVI'.MI 


Sine,' I’ wrolo'y oU '*** 


1 thraawlvr*, to show liiut several ol the dynastic 

Kevivac. — An interesting meeting hu bemi wi re 1 cully cnntrmpui am aut Thu*, e. g. , W 


for the hut week in progress ut Moreau si . 
charge— H. C. Thwcutt, jsutor. Her. Mr 


Foole shows prisd, that the seventeenth-dytipsty 
and lhe filth were ooiiUmil'oruiieou* 

We would ad.viit Mr. Gbddou (whose ioctu,,- 


(,l life, died ut Alexandria on the morning of 
the 21st February liis sickness was the re- 
sult of u cold, .contracted hy riding, some 


States comprise, ten distinct sects or de'nomi- ism, thc tyrannical sway of the moh of Tata 
nations, having an aggregate of 5350 eongre- wc have neither praise nor eonsuro for Lo(i, 
ga tions, and 3SK.000 members. The largest Napoleon, any mure thun for any .other creatiw. 
bodies are the (formal. Lutheran and German to™** into Bt*dU°* by ‘jl« aceidenls af 


bodicH grq tho Gornuin Lutheran uml Geriiuin 
Befuruied.^ Kjich of theno bodi«H linve ertlh*- 
giutc inbtitutiouH, and ironic, denominittioniil 


^ Tilt Jatan Hm'AURO!**.— It Ih wild that thU b*|uadr*;ii WC hi 

peceBMitiea ot tins hour. There ia no need of I wtU Uke out. in addition tq iu rtgulur aruuuuunt. nboui long, 
elotiueiit eommoh place* on “freedom;” .^e I twenty beautiful bru*« guiiH . flut’d for Ixmt or land m*r- 

1 * ... I trv.nt -.I.. .|| III u'hii-li nine win it h CM If* III. ilUdiMt-iri i! 


*m, (if tlio C. p. Church, hiU* given th b»ve aflbrdj*] UR great pleoauie) Lo give hiuiHfcl 


- prater Md pmpfesrahmhl. aud highly uppn 
ciatod araiatauce About twelve souls Ini', 
probraed etmteraioo. aud been add.-d U. tl . 


mure uixrgtu— st1e«ir *s nliich »* Xfo* NilTii*^ “ el | ver y •» ■*«•«» -«e had per 
lie would do w^ll, in fixing dnt*M», tc.follow tin.’ * ,b*u»«vt> n t will cant iy t«idne«*jy’ 
example of tl Hbnrwd student we wot of, who tm- n[>p r <Rtt , hing ( 'onforHH 

Uutxl himself ill a Hvu^in E-ollege. It wuh n OOtUpUnhcd hjecreturv lie hud b 
quirtid trf every m*lricul*tiitg to gi\e youn. (Ch. Atlv. und Journal 


duyH u^Rv few miles in hi* wet clotbfH, nfu*r pRI»«b. Thtsre i* uW> n large Geriiuu Uo* 
preuching u dedicatory oerm«in. during th»* niuniHji population in tho Union 

delivery of whit* b die had penqiirnd^frcrly - ~ — ~ — — TM — 

Tbia-evont will cant lukudneoB^ver tjje #e*»ion G » Mam.uo i jcelm* .— » o grwu wi» ly^d*- 

*»t that approaching ( onferettcc, who*e U**- uu»ud fur thU mur^-ting V*jrk. tUtit tbti tinit oUitl/u hue 

ootuplhthed hp-croturv lu* bud Ix&n Ibr iimov. wl, '^y b * ,v “ w4d *.ut w.ib-ut *• 'pj' 

» - ' . . i*» ixx'biuK NtvQH*^i> A imcoud t dili**u. b*tHev* r. _wdl 

e'Kiu be out. 


French people were plainly not 'prepared inteli- ‘ \l 

gently to up^reciate it iu it« uativ.e dignity '«•! uiunb( . r pf mur i UCB . look 
luwi orijfer und moderation ; and Louia Naj**- tugry wiyul duty h'exiM 
lcoil ur Home uur else ii ad to take poaition-ua v - — : *.— r- 

urbitrury head of a tumultuoua fieople. U thuh.icam* Comkm 
probably not unfortunate thnt an upproaehlng Cmt.yeutiuu u»» t «t t?oji 
anarchy him been auddenly truiiHuiutud int-o fie vrry i«r, 

hufd outline* of Whjit may .^ic auomaloqjly (^legavm ImIdi proMmf 


tIco. frout'eacb of which uin** hbuth cair be* dlucharg* '! 
uviry inluute Tbit* fuel, oouui'ctcd with thu uuumi.il 
uuinbtT *tl uiuriui n. lookr tu* if BtiaiclUiug more' than urd- 
luary uuvul duty ifl'exyeuted of thu aquudroji 

Ti.tiri.kAM> CoavENTioji. — The Ohio Slat*; Tumi»er^iw 
Cqu.Teutiou u»» t ut lyiumbui* ou tin* ablli ult. Tbajut 
U'udauce wrp very larjje. nearly eljflil hundred regular 


KKmiuNt* 

ST . STATS 1* TH 


thri's lll.liups rmquvatexl lllsl,u|| D t" cull „ *|ii'cl*l nun- . Mit Eiii mih : Since I ,vri " J ,jpt 

watt I I, i« at's'vsc l” tn(|Ulr», into thu ru|,ort» »i!,,l„.-l • . , , _ eod ftp,,, a severe V 

nttu- which request be truals will, cuusid, Table tuvlt^uu- 1 lul h rad! 

tiou. Hh an unjuHtiHHblti interference iu th** uffalrh of hi- chilly. dlHUgrceUHh aoiu • ^ 

dloccM!. *ivcr whlph they can have no jutodjptlou ouentlY expcriciico in Miirdi- ‘ 

• . follenwiihinu lew (lays, - 

Tilt- .I *rA> H*i*'aorov— I t Ih naid that thin b*|uadr«;ii WW llUVO bloigllivi^) i'Ut. I j^yj.to i^F.^ 
will take out. in addition to iu regular armament, about Jonor. Tint 'l H-tlJiUllH Ill'C r<ro» yilU* 


long. lliq laimooo ••** • >v il^ I 

it whilo it liiatH- I *“* l M *° r j jy, inti’" 

doubt rojoioo *wh«» 8,1 °' 

ftwuy. lbi* tlioy bnvo boon ta* , • (l r p 

gtrongth Yall> U ^ 

aurc tuklTHi *7 • . -i,, 1 s^uJ(/. i t 

a Our rivers und , linrhors a du( iix* 8 

itnd nuvigatiou.iH. nnohstrui te' jj, M 

resuming ite wonted energy 


5TX 



at- 



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w 


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. 'gin e 
ibat 

'*,» h s 
'Mud 

Uiefti^ 
not df(y» 

: ‘‘optainf 
RIv qtjj,. 

"it 'nl«,, 
miidd ft, 
r ncg| (tt 

nrc tiliftj 
"putc V 
Wmen 


flank'" 


n «k V. 

1 will tin 
H» to % 

send tor 

•Id* mat- 

ngcmentg 

iiltioj 4 
’ r only i 

I VP I (OS 


rt n ,tlir.'* n 
nii'l """' 

lirp 


into nil department;. of ontcr- ] 
, 0 , W r walk tin* ntroi’tn irf our . 


Om'ft'AiiY Noth' 


inwiw » n 'l 


itios, ill! in liuntJo nml uppii'N, Huo. MrTx kirk : By m|tiU!<t,rl tnk" my 
dt is clumuitcristic of tlm |.ppn to ellMjnli'lo tip? ilbntli of Brother JOHN 


in ii n! ' « xpcrii-iu i> hfitl nn interuliiiHfce of i.iu 

|iltiV(! 11101 ltK * 

The Full*, if tin* project* be llrgwl with Hplr'il 
>v!ll* bi'injj iu> iinmniMo niusH of the people «n 
the Smitli In he present here, mnl see “Hull o 
j ; ii •• -1 1 v a- the first! iireiit Southern lining rial 
| I. .1 i !>;''■ a; Tin* great ermiiiieroinl Kiiiporiun 
. - r ritf tll5 Slifirh.. il liM entirelv ilepeiojent Upoli its 

M'*' r han * been highly favorable to | I have boon familiar will, him lor the past , <ll|v ; UM p rilv n , New(»rle...i- 

,h “ " ,ie. Who wo'ajtl have thought, a s fmv inuntlisj^hd convorWd with liiifc^unmcj ,. nll j,| i;r,| tl , m enterprise -o intere-t- 
lli,. ire trie . ^ \'aiik5Cfl.iVould have (’his illness. I might were it not that nil jug in i i s ciuirnetev mid so iinpt i tunt in ii* 

f?W yonrn ^ PaisluoftH ? And strange s\s j truo'Christinns live nml »lie well fl suyanurli uims — to’ miv nothing of the more iimnexiiat* 
l,lt !nltr. it u now onei of tho.gre 

;L*''r tnuk' in Nmv Kn«lan.l T 

n f See wn» shipped Iroin Hmtoft 


t»t '""'"Tfdri vin(r ftt HmnotliltiK, thohuli N PAIIMKK, formosly of I'ni-.n I’tiri^li. I.n . 

* " I... „r little bom-fit to tlmm- wlm died in this eit V on tin; il inst'nut. a#-. 

^irlalsivslllltJ 


Prom Toxbh 

U.V tile Iiylvut lust evening nf 4 llie fti'um»lii|. I •• >n i.-ln ti'ti . 

I iii 7 V.I*'**a. rccflVetl (lrtUiwtt»ii,|.iqit-vi. i.. tii,. '.iflii | 

• February 

)nt.i*i Aim A lining Hi,- neln|ui 

hirlure w.i- i.in> in Itii-Drjionile l he 
1 •'■am, Ii II is - \|., Hv,| t hut. tll'% 


others. 


1 about 82 yours, 


IJlie. 
till. I 
mil 


1 In net will I,,- n!»|-,Hiy ni* ,'| 
t-r. to eu-hitii < < - 1 1 1 1 ( 1 1 1 1 > 1 1 w 
'•'•yitreil. xxilhin a 
|ir,-.-ViirT -ix-ntnei'-* 


Tln*y ni 
• nr four Ii 


xscd r.y tin- bile l.i.gl*. 
I * i- 1 iji| J >i in- of Unit 
immpMiy tni'er|«,mte<l 

i- nf t It, il i-nri-nvnlr 

,lli lliti'H \ Morgiin'- 
eertiiin lime In have 


h.v a mix, , I nniHiiii.vhm. mihhIs 
I'nnillH, lull, 1,1. Mil l l *1 ... in,. 1, | I 
woh Hie -li rt. -I .1 fix ,.f, ||,. ; , 
* I" On' -I All fnn I,- 11 ml Hi.* 
addressed » 1,-1 f ..f I-. Hie t. i,,,. 
tailo r llimiklng Ho in ni,i| 1 1 ,, 
win- till, I res|. | i'i| ih v iiifiiniMio 

o.-io-ral I'uraluliiif i* willing | 



* III. IIO 


tin* Spuul-li |- • i" 


t nio lei hit- 


• ml ' I t 


plying N»ov j ow""ii' o 

Uiilv.-'tim, f^mi Nlatiignri I ii flny * Tin- Inro'hetW 1 • 1 11 


SPAIN. 

i prnli-hl iiKtilll-l tin 
a«nlti r- -i ;i„ .| |||,< 
i'l the tii-teriino i,t w 


III ' 10 


I t'npt 
-I, I to 


I nitty "rF 1 "'’ 


Idll'd, 01 


,nd 


sent to St. I 'iron- 


m. | 

Tin; ltu’si- 


euilml, ntnl .not reoiini.-il . 


, V(I I 


">rlyt)it 
1' wmelj 
wOtlmoj 
town k u 
I! the pit 
mlrualV 
tutiun and 
innuincij. 

■nd Hjirinj 
'f Jjursting 
sidy hot. 
suppointcd 
r«ring tho 
I*, hoping 
vo the in- 
lie various 

griculturt, 
which oh. 
uslinndij, 
f iifiplitit 
:i» which 
icrcue tf 
llustrates, 
those wh« 

conmitki 
i with # 
il CllltUR, 

cheqiiend 

ind in his 
uinehip { 
ter rarely, 
ntionsmiy 
>». tuning 
In like 
r sows the 
n • iniij ae- 
-less -than 
illy ldtini 
tiou.whith 
s can ns 

iiny other, 
YpAnill; 
his rc»i«K 
lire of loal 
in the t» 
mid the 
scorched in 
in Dibit ii 
lsc that in 


reason n 
prospccliit 
ir eity. Il 
moral ail 
id unmired 
lionest and 
i variety » 
1 from the 
iirian em- 
>f scliolutit 
v the otic 
itutiuD. the 
ihtcdly tit 
ngelical ft 
. vendee " : 
snored in 
ealouieirt 
ted hosts t! 
shall lie the 
truth, nr 
pleiitie. d 
law end u 
or high w! 


ay run. 


remain u 
all may »f- 
pt and F 
jo fn' ftl “ 

ill bessfe- 
, w hieh the 
hie Soeiety 
have si®'’ 
self with 
uirpoac ; I’ 
water f«e» 
rianisB «■ 
thispre^ 
rinini»n'’ i 
wise of* 

ucncc d 1 
linentlyt* 
any thinT' 

tlicf"'* 

Hil.lv 
Done I * 1 ^ 

lungs i,r ' 1 ; 
and fore*" 

'oiiuon* 1 


miaic® 

tflfT 

IhlS .1 

V 


JIKS ,<! rl , , 
Tll» V*’ 


you la * 1 1 
SreculdP 

Sue* 1 


t at P 






but ee " 1 
Mo imp' 1 , 
ends 

ha* > 

upytw>5£ 

,irc * 11 1 !** 

Uunhie** 

W-Jttl 


Hn». riirinor, in tloliciift* lioUltb for nuiiitbs. nl jeet.it liriiuring » grent tlimng to niti* eitv 
in tbt* bitter part of Dercmber avuh nttaokejl | to tiuieheii it. enniineret* on l moke ii loief lint 
with erysi pelas., wliieli. nssnm ing ti t^pliojd busy cpoeli in its histnry. 
form, t(*rininnted his eortldv existent tile i *" 

... . ' . • . . ,, .IrtneiAi. vtioniv ! -A decision which hcav* 

2d insf. Wdien we orgniuzed a tdnireli here. • . .. 

rattier lieo vily I.n the I. •untune pnptilol t< ,u . wo- 

. tn the h'UprotnU t'uiirt yesteViloy. U f 

, ' 1 | ; give il in full : 

,M '* i Mary Hlizu Vatu, ti'ifr. \* T /tn.<//«iri</ . App.-.l 

Lord, j IVom Kn«t Unton Htm H *.-. . .U 0 - 1 ..I tl.-livr.-tl ihe^iptnlun 

ninkt- us liiitliful Cliristimis. tlmt wlictlicr «v " r *!“' l ,"! lr !:„ , , , 

... . * 1 1 In- pliiilitin liiotaiOtl tier liofUmotl Pur asf|turat tmi li'ii 

tliem( ahrornm. on our wav borne, or alter j^.i , in .i i„.,.i,i. not „f ,-n„ t tr.atm. ot. Mr- 

<ve get there, we may die nt our posts. T ^ 1 liuritut loitfMru. ti..n- «ll.l in-tv.,.- 1 ». r . nml iflt* .-vftlen 

A short time liolWlii- llinli. l uskc.l him of '" r V 
bis pmsjKM’fs. lie assured me that In* was 
shipments for j going to heaven, lit* then gave (is 'stone >di- 


Oatvi-^On, .iititl N,-\VOrtnm- I- tmilt- 'l h; t.-ii Otilltir* . 1 1 1 . • 
H'.'ijrht l..-twt-1'i, Hi,. «iiiiiu 'p'.ri- i* tilth . 't* ni- pet 4 I'hi 

pi, -t*. -,t v*‘t i 1 >*|t t i ItitiK t" tie •>' 'tint I, - - 1 


,h '^n, wS tin..*. U|. to lr’K,Tfw„s hr MtMt hlw Irntt-r. r,i,l wo Wnftrr- in 

M ll ieu. - -* n t | (e „(■ „|,o mini ■ nml , ward Imirnl him 11 cmiNistmit CJipistiiiii 

nhiiost entire * aft'ohipinonta iinioimt only tlm'cIiisB'iinii prnjrt-r-ntl-i-fing hid sent w 
jn the latter v . in j toils. In 1D4.S, nVm- j .-npi.-d, nml oft. would ho piny. "O 

I' w three' thOtt®# 11 w«r« slnp|""l to. 

; ; dur own country, extending from 
l Kr . , tn Sow Orleans, and over sev- 
Wta,le Si| tonk to foreign , ports, of 


Tieh hearly shvon thmisatid tons were sent 
‘ sf IniirPs- These shipments lor 

• 1 ‘iOfi vessels, fl5'of which were '.reethms with regard to his .temporal affairs . | h,jnr«-t t,u*t ,t>»wMr..,i.l,-n im-i.an.i- t,, kn»*,-i an-i , T 
jptl 0-0 ’ ' 1 t , , . , . , ... 1 . 11 pntytlmt ttn-y luljilit' I m- »p|.,'n ' 


in li,-r't,’,-ii,-. fully .-ijiuil iu 
vl^’iir utiil -tionj; uiili.ti itii,-.-- . Her tails nmt rt-iniii l 
tint; prtliuo- st, rn mutrun^' i tlu- Sattiniim r.in* who l-uil.l 
til'- t*' 4 ll|>ll* Ilf til . 1 " .Dm 7 '/-;,’-." tli. y «*,»1l*|n-11»-.l 


1 all. 1 


Niiyudn Cite. Ctrl . 


. .1,1''. lli.vrin 

Kith .Inn . 1S.V2. 


I llt.sT Itin.’MI OF IJI AHTKISI.V MKIITIM.'.' 

I'iii’ t ‘aliiiilbiis TJl.\h i' 1. tihihiuaii ( .'„/(/« rrint . 

Sul inn) Siiiitlitv. Kchriiurv 'Jl :,n.l . 


■ i'. ti'.itw • . . . 

K i. klautl ami I'liu- 
Votifnilillp Vtlltirili. 
r At lu-u.-* t 'intuit . 

'It mg Zr.,h IMAmiU. 

r-ihiinl.ii-t'ircuit 
tin li’Iiat. liy I 'irciiit . 

I* :• k.-ii- vill,- 11 mil *ari', >Hlt< >ti 


. pal . ^ 


Mah I, 


April 


‘JN Mill 
ii amt 7 
1.1 amt 14 
Ji ' a ft I -1 
CJ 4 l u- 
. amt I 
In all' I 11 
17 an>ln- 
1:. IV .1: 


nns'K i;oi n’h ok wi'.vhtkuiA .mkhtInhs 

'itfmi limitsf 'Ihslri't. hati u.imr ( • . 

\1 arch -M anil Jl. 

Muri'ti J 7 nn.l* 'J*t 

Ap.nl .'l a ni I 

April I" aii'l 11 

.... . . April 17 anil 1 - 

.. . . v. April Jl miA 'J.V 
. Max *- it vi • 1 1« 

Max iTan.l li» 

fc IV K Don 


,1 • IK,VJl|| , 

It .'liui'.ii-l alnt*7Mililiv,li . 
M till,', tlu 

K’l .vii|,-||,|;v -. , 


ion- p. lit- ni.iglilior-t . it it w.-n- tnii 
.•a tillin' in* ttirijiil liiuiM If f.>r a in- - 
im ut xviiii'li i.- only ,-liowu Vy lit-ar-ay .-viil-nri-. In- inL-lit 
writ nli'U'l a- mi (M IN' tin- provoi-ation jriv,-n !' him. It 
i- ,-lioxvn Ix-yuml a *1- .n!»t Hiat.li.-j; 1 mail of tnll'l amt f"i 
•jiviiiK ill-po.-ttion.' milt tTiat tn t*or- x*xitli I'liriri'iau 
|>ntii*ii«:o Hi.- ill,- «■! Iii- ilom.-tln tiff 

\Y> aiv of ..piniojf Hi^* ' 1 1 » i . ili niamt in it toii vend- -u 
fully fiia lV wit. iml dial In- i- .-nflfli'il l-> a -■‘i-.-Ni 

from Im-, 1 anil li-oar-l ! 

1 1 i---»trt-r»*f'»r,- r.pHcrf-r| -fKnTtrt'inr~jttTpiti'nr'ta - TrrrrTrh-f 
nmt it 111 1 llit-r.- hi* jutl^im iii t *r tlcljtnilaiil I 1 Iii- r- , ■ ■ 1 
.volitional ili-nmnil. liml that Ii" i> I . , 1 , • I »>• .-. paratt .l in la I 
mnl t.ojinl -front hi- . w if,- Mary K.li/a V *1 1 »— I'lninlilV t< 
pay rpM- in Ir-Mi r.Tiu t.- 


ft 1 roil 1 ' oi” 110 Ai on mi — tty a it-oIiii i • • 1 1 ot tin- M-n- 
at.-. Hie Ainlitor of I'uMir Aerount- wn- r,-,|uiroii to fur-* 
ni Ii a -t.iti'iiieiit to tin- Senate ol'tlic Itc, clptMiinl Kxpen- 
illtjire.- of, the Mai, train lMjuto tli" |ir,-H,-nt time ' ltetoxx 
if tin- reply of the Auditor, ticcompunh'il , by hi- 'oflici., I 
-tati-inent -• 

.1 II I’lX-tlli:-. /».• s, rth ■*' 

• I li UtKXX'er to 1 , l'-'*« llltl"tl of tile Sl'Utitl*. rei|l|t' villi' III', 
Auditor of Public Aee.ounl- t<. report t-i the Senate 
M»,||«iia practlcuhl,-. the aiti'-uiit ••l v »lhc Annn.il It. e. i;.o 
an i Kxp, o-nture* from l-'W, t . . l-'.j I hiix*- th- U 

tran-mil Ih/- uec.mp ,i,\ inj -tat, up ip 

Very r.-|*. eltnlly I. . It.-, -or t».\ Auditor Ptlh Ay.-t - 


f I It ST HOI Mi OF Hi A K'f Kill* Vi MKKTIMi: 

On Blimntiiixdiilr lJi\irirt . , lliiUiiiin I tujt mat 


lll-iunt H iff hi it at Itri-ter- t'ov,* 

I. chanon fircuit. at Lebanon. 

.-and Mountain Mi-ion. at 1*ith-‘rir.ix 
A divilh-." at Scale- 

II, ’ n'pciwillc. at llarpei-viile. . 

U arri >r. .Mi-- . at'iiuliy Spring- 

Walkcr/Mi.-i*.. Jaripcr.’ 

J/ia-villu. Mi.— . a\ Cent fc,^. . 


California Mission.— iM i s s. C o ii fc r c 11 c c ) 
Received of Rev. 11 . Booth, of Cole s 


tie 
•Kniiki 


'’of the .rich nml great. .The iXletliodisi 
ln K m iiiunlicrs mid influence with 


th l mumpers iimi iiinuenee wit 

ot er loading dnnomiiultions hi re and i 
in a' "iT 1 ' 5118 *' IU ""iNodists arc furemust 
Wi * * 'No'igh it is riot gonoriiily the ettsu; 
p,,, ” '"J wer<! few in nupiber, generally 
.uctr‘: ,Um ^ U «*' 1 y persecuted'; tfiw 
•nil N’lioy mot their I'lminies 

l*'wi.rliil' l " l V" ^ leiu were mighty. 

E 3 s'^“ uc r' Vi1 - N ""-- A 

,u| *f™rcdtKrwuii„ nd fi,,o ulm, :f os ' it V 

" ri «' (il ‘ l will unV 11 mew,ure loBO Wlmr 


work of »u 


entire, devotedness of the 
ness" ii,ii„n„n ■ “goading Scriptural holi- 

'"“ ll deelentinni PC " pU ' Sign " ° f tlliK H P ili 
!|| U| thev I, #ro Be «nrh"trwn pray 0„d 
nil i, ut , “ y Huun disappear licforc a gcmi- 
gHHiitnngUf Uir |,,li y spirit ,,pua tht 

'I'llt^ 1 * * ' 

is my hJi^’ 01 ' 1 '""' t ' llU6|, i to which I referred 
n,) * ull tl ' lru “P L,1 '‘ n K Tito Maine law is 
koi)lai.. 1 i" m *®' "bd-will undouhtcdly soon 

inland sta,!!l Vu “ tlltutu l,ookK tl><; N»'W 
I'^nt but I must closo for , tlu 

|^yao,i 86 '*' ' l ' KAVK, “ 1< 

Ui*i t ' 

S 'Pu >TrT ; «!“' 1 '••-Vhs.WtaditortS, Titlearupii 
Vw. X’!„y|„ bc ‘w«li ttml city mat 

"““miJsy ret.,lyW„ K ,„ r ,. k ia 
amt ““ Jru “ k b ' r ‘ ,r ' t—U IsWform*! 

uny tur,|c,l ini " U( h, ' r »it|‘syl 

- ’ , ' .» * 


. . Mnceli ti and 7 
. March J '. and 14 
e March Jp amt Jl 
...March 'J 7 and 'J^ 
April and 4 
. . April In Hint 11 
..April 17 hiiJ 1N- 
. .May 1 ami J 


I. . 14 . McDox.vLt'. P K 


Creek Circuit . 


S'do 00 


Advocate' Offite, March 6. 

- 0 

Person.- making remittaiu'es will plea See that 
fn«y are Upkno'Htatucyl 

Uy lt,-v .1 *W Shipman (,11 - i |ir. N Fold. Iltirk- 

die. Tcxaf- * f ■- J O 

N s ')K.-v_U I'oyrell. .lu.-per. T.-xa^ J 

T -It Jtll— ell. Oil UCCOUIll .,. . ' 

t Itobin-ou. J extra oopit-a. N* t» •> 'A' 

Hy llev i. \\ Price: (,r.-)N i» , 1 . Stahy. Mari- 

him. f lix . Lea .'die - . Jon 

14 V |lev .1 A Clements : (If- s j .lames Watts, (il 

Mi— M A Scott. l),-K«ilfi. Miss - 'S> 

lly Itev I> A .1 .Purkt-i . Hcv Tlios. Owens. H«s.'ky 
prints. Miss. . Less •'f-'J AO . 

Hy Hex W 11 Cnttishiiw N K. Knox. Mr- II' 
Williams. Haton Hoii'^v,- La. L.-sa f.f» 

» s i A It Camp. Hi'lhlehem. Alu. . Le— .'dk- .... 'J «K» 
tty Itev .1 Ahiu-y . for self, Mt Kntcrpri-e. Texas J di 
(N. s ) IVaiali Hudson. ‘J 

Uy Kev .,1 Mersh. n (ii s ) Charles Pascoe. Wik .,1 • 

x die. 'Mi . Less -f>'J .'s, 

lly Itev .1 I. Cotton : (n s ) Air- *K MeCur.lv. 

•luia. Ala ! Less fi'J .Vi 

f ) T Cre.-well. N ii.,a ’ -J .(» 

'lr-. S it. Tiiuuias. .laijv-on. Mi.— j ,.(« 

■ mn n 1 

A lit. Le— • 

Hy l> HarcNtft . I* M 
mer. Texas. 


I — 1 — 

) .lames Su,il|de; < ill- 

i N s ) Mi— Malvjiia II Mornan/ Mississippi City 
lly llev O I, Nash* II H H oherts . Kdxvard's Oep ut 
Ml £>C I'.-ftii. Clinton Mi 
fly Itfv A Sk: 


Less 50 I 

kiniier (n. s ) . I), Stott. Kverjrreeii. 

A’ la ; (n s)S S llowel. S Hhth-r Ala Less *,’> 
liy,Kev. T: AV llutman , u , ij II H Field. -Co- • 
l umbus. Mi.. J.ess tf .2 frtj jt. 

Hy Itev '.I \V Kills. Jr :xu s*i .lauu-a.II lioim. 

allies, ville. Ala. , Less 'fj Vl 
Hex W .1 Ker^u-on • (ii ■ ) Mrs K. * 14 - -Ilea -ley 

'.apoleniiville. La T 

llev. II Sterns: AT Shepherd- Louii- 

b-slwru. Aliu • 

V s )H II. Cro.-s. Iliekory Hfove. Ala. 

Hy Hex p ituiiejin (n s > Hr C Irby. Montpelier 
Ala. (n. .-a Col .1 K Itryau. Jefferson. Aik*; 
i u .- utllijah Carh-y. , 1 ,-ITerson. Ala. . Less •f .7 Vj 
H.- v I, A Heed, on aeeouut of sub-: eredited 1 

v Itev K. jAV HrisWold ( u. s t \Vni Daintier. 
Trinity. .Lli. ; (n s ) II Slauipiey. Oiikly. La 
mi s) Win Murphy, ni s ) Martha Daintier.. 
Harrisonburg. La ; .1 C Oockerliam. Wijisbovo 

La . . Less ,>7 V) 

llx W Ira Powers (l» s ) T A Scales. Dr A \V 
Jones. Hre.xversvilh-.'AIil.: IF 1 , Myers Idvlnxr- 
t 'ii. Ala Less F .7 fill 

Hy H' V. Will. Vau«hu ; (n.'s.; viurtin Doiiiluii-k 
lileell-bi.ro. Ala. I..-SS >'J JiO. 

Hy H.-v i. H Marlin II M llal-t'v. Tiiseumliia: 
Ala. . Less Vic 

Mr- c P Dauks. to Mun-h 0 . lsvi. . 


(i KNKUAJ, I XT I- 


I.I.lliKNCK. 


• •n this universally interesting subject, we 
take the following roiiiurks. front a secular pa- 
per of this city 

Industrial Fair in Now Orleans 

Wi* hope our citizens will not forget that il is 
hr noosed the Knjr shall take place in this city iu 
the month of May, 18 r,.T Sonto action should be 
shortly ta'kcn hy the public, and immediately 
alter the ‘election, hy the authorities, to invite 
the attention of the entire South-west to the 
project, and to induce them, planters; mechanics, 
inventors, nmnufaeturersr to prepare to forward 
articles to the Fair. The members of the Legis 
lature ot Alrfbuma, gave the project a cordial 
eudiirsemeut . aiul it is now for .\ 0 w Orleans to 
take some action in the prepiises, hy way of 
Initiative, A preliminary convention of dele- 
gates is to meet in this city iu May next,- and it 
y^jdbg.w^l) J i VUpur.State mid fit,v.uiUji l| ii! g&a 
t;. seeTliat we are creditably represented, hi. 
designed that the proposed Fair shall be annu- 
ally renewed at Mobile, Natqbez, Memphis, or 
some other Southern'point. 

us-nn-excellont imoliiuTTHT) 
1>ruj«ot 'm i'Vt' 1 '.v way It-Hsilile. The Puli- woulil 
most protiftlily gather^ together, from the .litr. i 
™t Hwtiiyis of Hir Smith, much vahmliUi mato- 
riul for i|oiii|iuriaiiii mnl impiuvumenl. Tlie n>- 
siuircesof tlie South amt its agencies of cultiva- 
tion and production are extraordinarily obscure 
to most of us. Men, only a hundred miles 
apart, use diflereni implements for tlie same 
purpose nut infrequently, and know nothing 
very accurately iif tlie particular machinery or 
implements used by eaele other. Of course, 
tliere may tie merits in both which would sug- 
gest to the practical ami experienced man the 
design ut a more useful piece ot machinery 
Where several different instruments to ifo- 
eomplisii tlm sumu end in Arts, mechauies or 
agriculture slmuhl be hrought into lint c.ptnpari 
soil, they wpuhl produce a more perfect result. 
Besides, a. Immlred tilings, „ow hut partiiiily 
known, would have their merits practically 
brought Confut'd, thus hepetiting all parties 
We dp not anticipate tlnjt 11 , „ project will jki 
very brilliant at the outset. .W'e may have no 
'• Mountain of. Light," such ps the Kolt-i-noo, 
diajjlulul | tmt we WlllTiave tiiadtt a conmtenco- 
meut in bringing till, peculiar industry. of. the 
South-peculiar from ours laung the 
“pluutiug ” seetiun in the wprid-p-to a eoinpar- 


v. ... 

IStiO. 

istl. 

lroi'2. 

1 san . 

1S.il. 

is;.'.. 

IKIli. 

is:t;. 

tsr.s. 

1 K-.l-.l . 
ISiO. 
1 K 41 . 
1 S42 . 
1 S 4 !t. 
1 S 44 . 
IPIfi.' 
184 ( 1 . 

1847 . 

1848 . 
1 8|->. 
18 . 70 , 
1871 . 


■x'l shnu'ing thr << 
K„n;ulit V ,vs 1 1 ■ 

-ro07,2i*i Tl 
.*>OJl,iii8'i»7 
. -I • »7 .•**"»•* • >• i 
. is*j.:i77 in i 
.A82.2A4 8*2 

.4;')li,0‘t|l ;m 
,** iii 1.82 *i ;;r» 

.8A2.:ilii T-T 
1,017.8(12 11 
,8i»Oj;04 20 
.778,224 24 
.7.TS..V.I0 8 :‘. 

.•’»88,7 l*‘» •’»-'> 
.048,1)00 t»4 
,072,177. 01 


tin 

«l to IS.'l'J 


III thr p-fti | 

i:\i-r.M-ul nr 

.^JVObOAiiHtj. 
liiij.MS 00 .' 
a72.;u:ba8. 
HOUi-V.l HO. 

' *.oo:si ;7 if,'. 
000,5104 70. 
•T01 r’i5>0 517. 
-::.'t8,s84 01 . 
08t't,o;J2 o2. 
81 1.121 00. 
042,00*1 02. 
71 Mi. 822 7 s - 
7iH'?>sn y:. 
fH )U , 001 A 4 . 
01 0,084 08. 


8,002,880 72 8, <”>10,818 MO. . 
1 .24*7,715 04 '08o,81M 28. . 


1 .4 1 8,Hf»0 t»5> 

1 .:\'d/J**f»,17 
. .H2'S,0»lA 01 
l,01|i,040 50 
1, 101,078 01 
■ L. Hon ui.Lox. 


07f>;082 00 . . 

872,702 50. ; 

820,758 00. . 

000^850.510. . 

852^787 o-f 808,880 8 ' 

Auditor of Public Account.- 


->• it 

.>107,285V58 
.188,820 2 J 
. .00,0 JO 28 
. 87.7. 1 w 09 
. 81, list 07 
. 50,704 04 
7 0:1, 2'. »4 
.408 ,88 f 84 
. 00,770 12 
. .85,482 57 
.180.224 22 
. 57,777 Oo 
. 87,125 42 
. 04,2-87 21 
.855,1102 08 
;8f>2,071 5JS 
.801,785 01 
.208,115 09 
. 478,502 07 
.' 200,200 02 
.-825, 420-47 


-a>- 

till- 


SK ™ ^ mul j ««»• K' write- »» I,i».l.«'tlrer nml t.-n , *1 ,g ,t„v. baiwt,ii,tiy 

' i - ‘sj«o1s tuul tin* aniuunt puiil for him u to nioct him in litMivdfir After whiidt ; oniiitijr h.'-r hiKbaniuiaim^ ^ miTiTb-r ;-,. r - i-'..in.* ni».i yii;.. 
jailer u neur i y onc hundred llitnisiwtl ,tli>l- , lie lingered hut si short .time, when the spirit ; •vimu hhit «oi i 
including frciglits ] was ilismissod.tti I’urudise Ilia l.au|y sleeps "Z. 

Jsofits. that yehr. amount hi neurly four on tlie Sierra Nevada. May lleilven smtetily 
iWmnMdtor*- Sinub tlmt time tiff i this dispensntii.iii to Hie gum I uf itis ultliejed 
hos vastly ineresaed, ami jin tliiil.lv , relittives and Irituids.' 

iul’lta tkl" u 'MJ-'m "f (»“*. °J l rr . «••)! 1 

out and housed tlin present sensom The 
,, tnt JC is earrieil tut- -must .extensively, in 
( harlestown mid C ‘iimhridgc, X I tissue It ii'set t .- . 

The California fever lum -increased among 
recently, lairgc numbers hit on their 
OTT.ond multitudes 'are about starting -tor 
the gold regions. Many.arbntnv taking* their 
iutilies with tllCliij blr tlie-purposo of making 
t'lliftimia their permanent fiume Tltesettre 
vnertlly respectable jwtijvle-, and .will exert a 
mx 1 influence iu tlmt new. cmiutry. .M-'t 
thst linx-o previtiusly gone tn Culifornlil. 'lotvi' ■ ' 

jttt tut little in getting gold-; a lew Nave , [V;,;. ( )<;anr 
June well, and returned. In get -gold, labur r..;.iiintm lan-uit 
;.hi|uireil. whether in New ftiglamltor Cut- | J. “ni’i;.'' 
ifornio. 

Sovcntl questions have been agitated iiumng 
i of late' touching the government of the. 

('hutch. Among these. is the Presiding I-’. I - 
der iiuetdion . Some think tlmt this part of 
„t/r mteni needs a change, or modification. 

A variety uf views have been presented, some 
unloading that the 1’. K. should liaveehurgo 
f a circuit or station, and visit his district, 

(hicli shall consist of tliree or four charges, ti 
e the case may be, occasionally, as cireum- 
, onoes may require., Others think thut the 
lonfercnccs should consist of about two dis- 
tricts, and let.the 1’. E. visit each circuit and 
station two or three times a year. But a 
Argo majority, we believe, are satisfied with 
tlie office. as it is. All they want its.- that 
suitable men should fill the other - men who 
will labor for tlie good of tlie Church and 
the salvation of souls. Men who lmve farms 
lu superintend and cultivate should not lie 
placed ia this responsible position if they 
prefer agriculture to sitting souls.' let them 
/ulimvjlie ferper. hut not place them in the 
most important ahd responsible offices of the 
Church, while 'most of their time is devoted 
Iu secular employment. The ministry should 
, be devoted to one work. viy... saving souls, Jiut 
when it becomes connected with worldly 
tailings, tilt' cause of ilod sutlers, ttml the 
p'uplit will het'ome dissatisfied. Our ojiiuion 
i- that the next (Lmcrnl Conference will 
k-ave t he office where it now is, lint p er haps 
-uggesjt Eotlie Bishops .the .importance of put- 
ting the right kind of men into it. 

•The l’hiladelphiu movement is receiving 
<.nie attention in this seetiun. uml with many 
finds a strong sympathy. The ' subject lms 
Iren pretty freely discussed in Zion's I lerubl. 
ted from all wo can learn, does not meet 
rijh a general approval. The general - ipin- 
i« is, that our laymen (night to have inure 
to do in the affairs' of the Cltitreh, espeeially 
in its financial department, hut they think »b 
to titer the constitution of the Chufeluis to 
•limit of lay delegations into the (.ienerultind 
Aneual .Conferences, Would in ell'eet destroy 
die itinerancy. The matter will probably 
('"me before the General Conference, tintf he 
disjpeedm in some way, .hut we apprehend 
n will he a longtime before tlie change asked 
hv niir brethren in Kliilutleljvhiu will lie 
effecttnl . Still the mutter should he eandiilly 
'■xiiinirteil. and- the brethren asking for the 
change should lie treated with kindness, mud 
aspect. 

Many glorious revivals tire in progress 
among us: hut' the Church is too c dd and 
worldly. The consequence is, that the cmi- 
tertH^ filling their wuy into tt cold Clutreh. 

“* l ' iw ' their spiritual ujijqymoiit, or entirely 
r J*l' ll "'ay, which is_ often the ease. The 

JTl- 2„r"l( ,■"•«•/»"( to life , 01(1 S|.t.;s. 

“activity. 1 lie Christian Church should 
uJ'.T™' " ( '"11 of' faith and 'the 

>' himst." Methodism has done much in 
• 'W rjtgland : it lots entered every nook and 
“Viler of these States, and infused spiritual 
7 “ ml l«'f cr uifo all the evungelietil 
■ .“^““i Nut at present it needs more of its 
"“pnel energy und power. 'There is danger 
lta Partaking too much of the. spirit of 
, f ehiirches : uf its seeking tho popular 


, Au aci xvii.-t al-< 

| > 1 "' St nt •• iRi- stiitj- 1 iini-.-i lur .th., yVtir! In.Vj i.'ii.I is;, 

I Hitx/'i-* 11 * 1 X 111 — riii- rivilhm «'t- III Jillii-a.' Tli.- 
i ri V. r llriiKu- r. «.• l\ym\ r.-i-L.lni'inj I- ri.l.iv iji-l Sill i\r*lti n 
| la.«l . tf^iil I- -fill • !•. >t mi i tic l lu re i- n- • jl* *u l f Hial ll xxi., 

i I'OiiHiiu'iiiru ijriilili. |iir - tea min .at '> I hr- *m.'1i"»«r tin -|«riim 
i M a-t.liinul.iii B Mril'i tlay xxu- i'.. n. | iu ilin- ‘*\|,- ui 

Ai i-niMxii m 1 l«*nr\ l> ( I* * . Nnvlfii ban 1 >«•*• n up 
‘ l'"inl.i*(l Mii'Vi-vur nf lin-'\'u-i. hi- for l Iii* I'ort nl iN.iia.iio, 

• Ti«NH' a*? 

I Mi ii\x‘ A tint ni-i iit-i-.-il mi |,«>iir,l tlio ..dli-nyi«lil|i I’m 
■ l iiiuutl. mi tli.- .-v. iiiifi; . I i lit- xvliili- -Im- xxu- lyin 
at l.avuiMi, Tin- i-r-xx .1 Iml.l nf a ilolilijolili <>J ’liriUlily 
! "illi x. Iiii-h. Ili- y ifnt ilniiik iuhHIiiuII) rofiwt-il I" ,lo dm x 
; Wji- ii Hi.- 1 'apiaTtt at t i'iii|tl t il In i-uforca Dlii-ilii'iUM. lo In- 
J Mi.|- r«. It- xi«s a -.Hilt- I a ti, f* slrticl. Two nf Hi,' mm 
xx-t - .- nriv-t.'.L mnl Lav.- lioon .--'lit Ki Hulvi-lxin' for .iriiij 
Their liuukis an- Ja.'iili >m, and 1‘alrlck Corhly. 

xfifin.M A, , i im —Tin- H^ac-tii of Ho- 'J 7 Hi Hiiy- 
•tx-ani.-r UUI> >w Hrm-k a vimjr-MhtnH Hm-.- mil- - 
In-lmx lids’ i-lty lii-i iiighi. wliih- "ii her way from Halvt-s. 
i ixnno thin city, nml mirr.mly r-ni|>ed Miikiim ' 

N’t .xx Is i*i x - A,.i > i Tin- Him Antonin liodiri-r' of iln- 
| l.Ulli nil -ays • >\ «< ure cn-diluhly iTil-irmed ilia! our 1 V 1 - 
i lnxx-viii/.i |i Major H T llnxviird. Ii.tk lircn li 1 i|*oliiti'd ln- 
I liitit Axfi-nl in iilii.'^ ni’ Julian Hollin.*, iIl-ci-umuL Tin- 
! Mdii-ir link li v.-.i im- mady year.* upon lliib Irnjiiior. ami 
I Ii.t- liml mucli i*xpcriim-iilnl km»xvli'«lu«' <-l Indian i liurac- 
| li-r nml wy linvi- mi tlmiiit h'nl dial lo- >*ill |ir,>x.- fVti rill 
.*h , nt < iij;i-nt • ; 

I .In j>iiif i.iixt ► i mi -A jiry ■'(M-urri-d ma-nlly in Wa.-li- 
! umK.n xx liirli di -l roy. d jn-'iaTly to the aliiolilit <•! f'jnniHi 
I' tip|d Oil i" llliVl lo ■ U ll" ""ll- ' I all It" - 1 1 - 1 i.i I X 
i.Vi i. ii. --'I I’jiMii.i.. T‘i i N > i it i > —Tin* Fan ’ Anloniii 
l r.in I « x in i l tin- I'Jlh nil Inis I lie iVdloyj’lng 
Mr Jam. - T I'.-jo-.K-k iind aix .otln-r- ari Vx. ,( lu-ri- » fi 
| Hi- I Jlli ln.-lunt "IkIiI' i ii days J'roln I'n .-i'lhi d* I N 


. .. ...h.is ri-i i-n n-d tv.-m Hi 

Hit lull- -/ill t-ih|t| i. k,tl| In i * ||. 'ji j ■ | 
i*ni*-Iii. -Mitriin 'Mi riii.i it|'.|i|, ■?, h, ,j 
• I"'' n. mnl la-lmr In cli rlntl i (Jn « , | ( ,. 
P"i |. nmi,, ; -j rx i. at il„ , |„i,, |, ,,j 
II" (ili-t in-la xx it • X 111 .-.\x II ill II,, ,x ii y . 

*ii|'|."M'd In- 1 in 1 1 a nn-m-uiill I-. pn <, 


xxhem w»- li-arn that lln- M.'.- alero ami Apai;li.- In 
| rti ri- lir-* aim -I daily^i -ilnniilliVift iirpf.'daHnn' In liml 
xli inily. phrmloriiiK tjj.- iiUiiihitHnl.- and driving "II lln-ii 

I * 1 '" H . « 

\\ <• h-arn from Mr iVucock. IJuit Hvn Hnrilojo. tii.vi-r- 
' ii- >i "I tli-' FUiU* *-f t’hiliimhu:i. had i-nK-K d Ini" a treaty 
xvilU tln-'Hiimanchi-s. hy xvliirh tin- IntK'r havi-Vl ipuhitid 
t" kill f-H i In -Mi-, -i-alori-saml Aparins A‘l*n that a I Il 1 1 
t xx A wi-i-ks In-f.iri- In- h-n. a parly "1 Mexinuis aiul llir 
t'amani ln- elm I Lal.ilmk. xxiih .-’X "I his xxai ri'.'1's. had 
jii-i i. ( iii'in I Ii "in an, x i< >ii a^niii-t th-' Me-.^il.-rt 
iuri'lnk lak- ii fnur ypiy.-. ami captufial ' '111" 150 lu ad 
animats 

IL- i--pr, -• ui - (In- country a»» l„ uig hi a miitcralil- i-o 
-liii 'ii Till' liidiuii- ar,- cotwtciitly i-rospliiK tin- llio 
I-- ini" M.'xii" xx In re Hu-y r"h .iiul kill Hu- inhal-L 


it* Hi 
.Till 


ill -Hr. 

IV 


• xx it ti lmi>unlty tiiidih-n i-.-r--** tl..- 


Dli'i* "»-uis . 1 /)hn 5 wU'*r-H)ii 

kn wn t'npt ;l.»cph Fwih-r •< f Jljts oily, who »a* sj-Vi 
K c;ddt*d and "thrrxxi.M- Injnrx-xl hy the explu^inn i-t 
KixvImihI Mary Kin^sluinl on Sunday tui*t . dh-xl aht-ul tlim* 
oi-V. yrst.-rdny nu»rninir. at .hit* rci*iili-iic»k in (In-tna 
>lr S xrh" XV/|S a Halim. xn^ n* piinKi-iiiK-r nil till* 

towhont^ <->>mlnu up to son h i.- family. Till.* i- tin- thirU 
tilin' tin* Mary Klnp.-land bin* "Xph'dod 

( *11 a it it v Himjmtai.. — T he followi^c tirp life 
rptiirn.- ol'thli* institution for the xx.-.-k ,-ndiri|l®xvitli Sut.ur 


lav Admitted 
ini.ininjr 1014 , 


74 . di-eharjied 


deaths, -ft) : ro- 


ll OBUF.lt V.-*- A countryman, recently arrived 

In.thii* city -.tntej* that In'- xxu* rubbl'd on Saturday -it 
>1 Jo. and x-t a.-jUantlty of rb-thinn which he had. pur-' 
ejins.-d at an auytion .-I or** I Lis story is i-xiiofly Ilk" that 
jiaiuEitcil.by.ii 4 ikJmndral.llnu‘Ar-wltli JJu*. jmcri'jjtrini i;h. 
of names— toui’blnu *Mn- pn-e.-.-.linirs at tncek aiirti--n 
ytabli-liinxinU IlflHnij'ht ajiumlter uf n filth f--r w-veral 
tiliieh tlu-ir value at tin- instance of u by.-tandi'i', xvlio 
agr-'.'il t" take tln-m "If hi* lui'ids at an aUvnuc*. if In 
w-.ul-l cp hnnn* with him lie was tln n invulglell Jut-- a 
|"xx'\|rinkiuu hhop where one limn seized all. I ran Aftwiffi 
hi- recent purolias.-s. wliih* three ,.r four eouftsdurat-i- 
rnl-b.‘d him. Tin- jttilferer. hi thi* iu*titin e. i.- mpre .-lupin 


thin Ht ,'f.h 

•h ip nt whieli In- p 
nt xvhicli the r.ihlN' 


elm 


'dll. 


f-r 

•HotTi 

nltted 


CUUH"1. Jell tin- 

nor tin- grtyj-erj 


id- -I : 


1*1 


■ Id > 


aim- el--- U|>. lie huxldenly 
'■ with a -liijfn- 1 xvlrieli In ii 
' '<>" • " th- eliiiHlt;«|ly pill I <" 
-- c - a lit- (li-irlnlj lit It" 
■Lx-.l In-i In- Hi- f.-re iirm xx 


11 I l ti 11 1 1 - 1 1 d ci 
pp-’lll q I Iml W Ill'll 1 1 " 
I tlm rjiu , n In km jl 
-• xxii- lu Iln habit | 
■ hi S.- 1 - I - 1 Ian ln-l- 1 
I Id- ,|. -i. n a- il xx 

I In- l/Jli-i-n , bnl 


I l in k it her 

lip- 

rani lief arm 1 1 -- 
no|, 1 . ill anil il. 
as (jraz- -I aiidli - 


I 1 ": «J 41 U* ll^iUhH.l mr-uii.H. e frm.L pm-L..r iiw.^ 1, 

1 "1 nine tilt -null M Vcrtd robin or In I ui.itiii- 

•I'jt ami L"ld and eul|ln« IliroUKhlln -Itlys I In- w I.:., 

• 1 J'!'"* 1 ' ' "'Hld'lied Iln- . ||. , I ll„- |',|, .v xxld.-b , 
" 'x* le-p- I li.« it- -I 1 1 IJ lin'd any vilul - rjan . Ill- I. 

1 Ihut. lli-- In-* had been wound,., | Tb.- u-sa-in 

m 'UK in -I l , Inline, I '| ,,u„, v , Hi-m-s |, :i - 
ul" i lake it- _X"0 have in-xx «"l eiuiimlr't 
h|e«(Ueeii - lii-i thoUjflit Wa- f,.r her ehilil Mi'niini 
•h» • '• aimed, (i,. riuih 11 ,f (M v H.lid l- 

ike x-are of l-ab- l ) Tiler.- was a m(,im-nt -.f eon 
In .-in I In- Klu^ t'ousort dr.-xv his sw-rd. t'tne id 11 
i . x iL htilberdieiV -Init'k xb-w ii ||ji- !i-*a-sin. xvlToh-l fall I ) 
li.i.-'. er. li ml Was ■.ecu le.l l.y Die (Hike ofTftmiun.-.-.axc 
1,11 r "-VI»> ‘■lllfx* Tlu-Wueen wav aRffk 
xxali I. .her own eliambi r. wliere kh("wiH imim Hutelv a 
t<*ic e,| V alid III Itr-I tainted tiway'loi 
M ui ill Mertm. win. eiTTmnill 
»- a l 4 tlV«t of Ai ' 


1 xvd,iiit 4 


I't'Hi ii I'iniMtii - \V" are ifrnHlied to lufir Ulllt. tbl 

urn iif eijjbl tlioii'iiiui dollar- h i- l.e.-n rabi d anil pain 
l" r • lie bx-m-nt of I In- It, 1 Ind Cliurtitl under elmrj(e of It, i 
Mr Whlti.hall. mnl tlmt Ibis S'-rlr ty in-xv own Itu* I'lmrr f 
»nd 'Iw. llln* house free fr -m d. bl Four Hmu-aruj - Ml . 
Hirovix sum Wa* sHt«sx' rllix d t-y "hr fi ll, . . iHgen Dr I- 

'••■r upon, rniiflhi. 11 , t!in‘t 11 llio 1 * 1 Hu x< 11 - Id.oi.i | 1 4 

th- Isl "f iMhrel, |s,.:* Tl,' miio ni lunirt ti 

Iwenly |||hrt«au.|'.|nlluis t .xxiirdM t dill liliitf no A 

lor mid indiueut I. m il, «. pnivid- --I Hia'l li it'* (.hole 
ilulliim ttmre NV.Mnln.^I far Iln- Haim- tlye 
yell! , Sot'll III.- it de-i-rvx- to he lltllll. Ill 

' * • • ‘ '■ t- 

■ T " '•>" Li h ttiti 1 tv 'r'b.'jr tin vo bml i 

" timutiHteent display ..fit,,. Northirn Ll«hi-. m 
Noiiii, a r.-nmrkalile fuel wan h<»ttci-d on Hint i.n - 

and uidiln llo- next ev.-nHiR tiy Hu. ti |. ,(,aplilr 
• di i'll tin- tlm - in Hod-m Ttn-y uott(-x)it tlmt, Hie el. 
run id xxi,* furnish. ,| dur|,iiK r.-nlliimuu-e ,,f n„ 

I'"IT. vx il II. Ill Him aid - f Hn if.lmlii-rl. tin- nirr.-nl. ! 
x.r> v.irlable. -"lin-Umes cP.atiy eteei-dlnn Hint ot* 
,fu*its-i y -a. o . t l^xl. Hi m ..ioi.-M--^;i.x^,K-d-- Hn--»w<»rMiUr T -f 

ttia. Miles and .meHiiu- belnif In OftpniJUon , 
*||CU on l i / x- tlu- jmil.-ry eum ut The iiillucliee dill 
tr-.i. Hie ali'ni.splu*r(i' elei’lrltdlyrri henihilfik nu-re 1 
Ml.* lirrenl 'd Hu- l-iitl. t'V and -.7 nilteli a- In b- rap 
"f - Ipplxilli' ll « film-,* eirtlrelv 


died but, with modrratfx m««x|pia, price# w»rx> rathar 
,.'•11 NM.n It" -I (liirlns tlm (srt, |,„rt sf ll, wm,k Th« 
r .llns P.I.. Ixl t, rty h»t. I»ru I7ffll7!ii t i|*U(in fhr 
,-(-tlfl,,,l K.lrr, Pfiirt'l- hnr„ »-,M ,'v i - a mats of 

I7H« JCS-; T xllnn, ili„ in.i.t,- nts r-r Ms'hore’. and tha 
f * • XX - ‘("“tc Saw Pit l7K0»a« W 

, IIAddlNO -Ml 111. PC, - w„ Pare , ml, .mall 

"T"* O- »« Xre., fwporli >1. miiatl/ at 
, V ■'••ntx.ehy ItiiusPiid an, I OtfMJf* f "V Onw-. 

1(1(11,1 lidivli,, It ».-, T (|„||, anil il Palo. Ware .old v«t.r, 

l-ir. »l ll>, , 


Ill SOI.)' jllA-P- 
have noil.' | Ml> > 


g I’U-sti. c 

S A I.T- 

• I.I on * 

Llr.-rp-. l 


-1 tiers Fibs 1,4*1, grunt Inqnlrjr. and wn 
"f *" tu" 4WHIOO b*n«. In 1ml*n, mostly nt 


|m aratu-r I 
' IttV'lTrt iT 
III", ixt an 
r»t.. bnrl 
Vritite v i *• x 


I'-rFitme with Interest 

1 '■ * "ren-s-l. rnia-lWrtti lino. 

"" ■(' :eok (in tlnio Thf rain for. 

’ 111 I.»XW* T -ark for 

"• d* Hv f. d free r.f druynfff. • < 

Th L ' - 

t lb 


ljit|.r 


'Ins IJinxi ij s no. I -t i'll 1 . * t*3)i.i. v — Tin* N.xx 
V- ,k II- raid e-mtaiiA interesting letters from Vruiiri- and 
Spiin. written by tin- wife of lli.- proprieKxr'of that ptipx-r 
In respect to LoulO>8ipnIvoli. ?h- r- prosents him u> Iniliip 
tat more popular in Franc.*, titan In- is supposed to.be l,j 
tie- America!! people Sin- say**(huf -tln-re i* no trutli in 
tb- stories t*;td tt trout hU beimr afraid of as-ji.-sinat ion 
lie j;xk-s about freely, ami alm-.st nireh-sly. and i- 1 vei-y 
wb.-ri- w.4l reex-ived l|.- ba- nn re mural atnl popular 
poxvi r tt(;in is h 'x>n. -rally -knoxvu or umh-Mtood in Atiu r- 
icn." And this is attributed to Ids judicious usex.f patn 11 - 
.il*‘ xvtiicli is stiid to x'nibrtei-- mini'-H"- "f III*' people. Amr- 
t h'T sourc.- xxf liis popularity i.- stated to be tin* increased 
security' xvhirh his nil/;, iMfuf-'hlls j;lvi-n to men r-f wealth, 
who xverx- in dr.-ad of having a^riiriaui-ui intbodure.l l.j 
tlie s-KiialistJ. Sin* says, -m-t s of extreme w«rx-riiy. viewed 
'at a xlls’luyce. a lid une.xpiniin-d lure se.-ui to't.e unite .1 if- 
fer.-nl tUiup*- where it is believed they are called for and 
required try i ircuiiistaneep and iiei i-hsity.'' 

KariosioN .o' nil Toxxtio-xi Mxiix Kim.si..xmi. — T jit 
toxrlmat Mary Kiug-la.ml. I'apt I'liillips. on ln-r way up 
tin- rivi-x luiviiij in tow a ship. Iwirk. two lirlgs. and u 
ttl'huom-r.' when at P.m-rty i’oint. tlii- morning at six 
o'clock, exploit* xl her llir'ee starlHMild tmilxTS. killing ti.-o 
I Iii hoy.' tin- M-eonil engineer, also two. tlreiii-xn. aiul .ijc 

tick hand Mr Joint Kwllcr. of tin- Ibilize pil-.u 

whs seriously injur.-d . Captain I’hiilips .-lijzliHy. also 1 . 111 - 
tin-man and txx*o deck hand- slightly jnjiu. d Tin* Mary 
Ktonsiaml is ynrv untch slxiitteee.l in tl.-. bull uml xi|.j..-i 
decks, and tier machinery -milch broken Tim towh"ut 
Si r "as disputclieif immediately to i.riil^ up. Hut wreck 
Tin- I'lni-Iiix brought up tin- bodies of’ Mr Wit -"it. (deck 
hand) and Mr Janies Watters. ( tireiliun.) . .Alsu two o! 
tli" woundexl. <4*i|>t- p]jt)lips and M r SxxHxT 

N't.xx. 1-xBt r»m r (’oxifANx The Mississippi Mutual 
Insurance Company' is Hie title of a company recently 
• ■uned. and ubouLli^o lift., operation at Ahorileen. Mi. -I 
It i- t.. Iiuvt* power tif dxaii in exelmnp't*. issue promissory 
notes, discount, and in ahori. to J.HVg most ot th« jtrixj- 
cg«s of a bank- 

■ * —>*r 

Mus lixixix'x (Vst — III uUudliV to the cast* 'of Mr* 
Mxn'i Clark Haim s, which lifts recently been ^lecj.l.-d 
«*« ,l iOHt tier in t|n- I nitcd Slate- Supfeum CdurtiW Wa it 
TlfpToTf 'pilp- r says -- • 5 r T. [ ’ 

She copiiiieiieed Hi.-|.ro.-eut bm of her . laim. us tin 
daughter ot Pmilcl Chirk, to his real estate, about nine 
K-. ti years up., when she was Mr* W-Inlu y .- U J ...» 


I'- ■ • •• "t opinl-.it that Jli- re is a ljirp' mind., r 

ii- 1 ><iwi— n ii,.- and lli" lie- i.ramle. <li- 

* small dx-prxdatory l^iud-. makiiip* liieur-i'iis 
x’l. " molt to Inver IU". I » nuid" xalby * 

—The Coloraito Tribune of the I'.'His^y- 'llu- 
I Crockeli. n ii.-plt.-w of the ei-t.-l. cat.-d • t.«- stir.- y.aiTc 
riphl. th.-n px-.ihcud ' David, xli. d at Sait Aukustjin-. iu 
the H"d-Laild‘. I. f.-xx' day- sin. .- np d 4 dyi !irs # T 1 le de- 
eea-i-.l wu.* nit utilurpri*ip£ liiereliaiit of that city, where 
in- wa- highly x-st(jetnexl tor his iodlistrlou* and lionorablj. 
dealinp's xvith all xvlumi he eume in contiicl. IU* wtw u 
mcuiber-of tlie. >|iiMnic fraternity. " 

Ifii.L'nxtA — -The .San Antonio Herald y»ealb* of a 

di—ase n r Miluhltti{| tuttucuza ur grippe. - and hrtomt! in- 
stances assuming a pm-umontc type, prerailiug to a con- 
siderable. extent in that section of country. SevxHral 
very -udden death* hud ocourrud from it. Several rilm* 
hir cum*? have occurred in the vicinity of Mutugordn. 

Foreign Details by the Cambria. 

KNUI.AND. 

Parliament was opened on Tuesday. Februury 5) ' Lord 
Palmerston entered and took iii- seat unnoticed, and wu.- 
jxussxid without recognhjon by Lord afobu Hussell and. Sir 
Friilleip Hurinyr After tin- #1 , 1 dr, *■*.•• had ta-eii moved by 
Sir William Hulkeley. Sir Henjamih llall callx-d iijmii |,o/d 
|. d 1 ittf. vzUiif eX>!amitioll ill refeamce to til*- 
resignulimi «>f Lord Palnurston As wx- lmtx* tilreaxly 
published, by telegraph, the j.Hncipnl eaus,* asgigpx-d was 
th.'jrohrse x.f thi* noble lord in ryfx*rencu (tn- niup il'rtnt of 
Louis Napoleon * • • 

Tin- Duk,* *.f Wellington imd npprx’.rx-d Sir tinny 
Smith's conduct in the Kalhr war Thu fault whs Ihul to- 
had not opem-d r, >.ot- ‘Hi roil u;)i tin- woods. 

'i ln- Karl ,.f Klli-nbor ujili piv,- notice of ,|Ux-stix.iis r,-- 
#u riling the expiration «-f th" Lust fmliu Company s 
charUT 

Higlit lion ItolH-rt Vi-riion Smith tins* been appointed 
Sx-x-rctary at War. iutlie mum of lion. Fox MhuIi-. nj.. 
pointed Pri-sident >.f the Hi urd of -b'ontfbl. .Mr, Smith is 
lU'presentatLvx- f. r Northampton 
Sir William' Molexworth is t«> have a Ministerial up. 
point meiit , 

l.or<t Hrougliton retires fr-.m the Hoard of. Control, and 
Mr Fox Mauix- tak*-* tiis place: 

I; i- * fated t )i..t the Marmi ts ofl.an'sduwm- Will be 
* l " - * * I , i x rufsxid to au IriihduK udom . . ” • • 

The inquiry into the Amazon uecldx'nt- is concluded 
Tie- report is not yet made kuoxx ii. 

A \ 1 1 i.ai.i Sjx » t-f Axx xt — O'. lli'Ni.Ht'.u PftiHONs Miss- j 
im.. —T he lu-avxj rliinstwhiidi .fell on Tuesx|«jr nnd Wmt- ! 

most alftnnfngjlest ruction 
■hire. Lancashire Clieshtr.- 
awful ealamjiy has occurred 
at tlie 'village of Hnlnitirtli. near lludder.-tleld. t.y tin- 
overllow of a r<--. rvoir used for supplying the woolen- 
mills and a iiuiuIht of tlie dwellings in tin- ncighlsxrhqod 
with water, and known as ttn- Holme KeXerVoir. < »u 
Thursday morning, atsait one o'chfck. it* burst with u tre- 
mendous roar, apd tin- xxnterrushed doxru tin* valJi-ywii.li 
terrilix* tom*, carrying away an imniense v 'mill. biiilt .a 
sti'iie. with all its heavy machinery. etc., sx-vtirul outbuild- 
l.uihltngs. tw.. roxvs »f new buUdliigs at llolulflrtb. and 
j-art "f tffx- village ..f IliltchcUffc Milts Nearly nil the 


•in*- t mu*. . 

I tliis dcix-idalilc eriiii'i 
to. Profltie.' o| Li.gr. >u... sixty-three 
y.N.i> x-J age, an • \- Friar of tin- Flam i-cau Order, hut 
■eeillurik.-d iu IVJf, • >n Id- mxn. application I!.- xxas i .- 

u, **Y '4 lhst-ex . uing.iii a eoaeli t" tlie siihidx-ro prison, ax-.l 
III. cavrflrv e.^brt which ai-xM-mjeinled'hini. Inofsouu diir 
etiliy iii pn venting llu* c.i..wd r.iuml the pula. front .toil '• 
uinm-ify justice .-ii lum 

llj isk.i Ij.etly mol. Uli.t vvitiees not tli" hand compline- 
iio-i top In- aei.- hi- only iiit|utry \\i, • I? 1 h«- tpie, 11 

deii'l * ' -and xxli.-n t"l(| -lie. xx as- 'not' In- expressed -ins'* 
pn, "-. and sald-tliiil lie laid bp her Imrd eiinugli At nib v 
Ilk; • lUMX.tRA’eiy JibtlsIVe 1- III,.- XX III. •poke to him hut 
til- Jt.-iiCiul maun. 1 1 .- Hint t.l a' e..ld ex ureal -n.-i r lo- 
hh-.l-|ierf..rnicdinai-s.ii| I It ha I Umriting-’ 

'I per. are v.-r> e .iitrudiei.-i v a. . ..iinlx fthout him Tin* 
/. i*i«i. *ay- 1 |iai to xx.,- .ilxx x > . ' nil t , ri tolutioniii v ’ 

a-Ji-x^-apd xxa— lU-a re-*ie|.i,N,,-j nr imH' ttrr--Htn*rf ~K 7 T>rir 1 
mipd \ M . anxl , migsil I i-, 1 - xx hit, the dnutii >/, 

tih 'le«e Cities him .'«• « » . • -ay lllg l lint ||. eintglated 
anil LHVliil ffi HI JVJU I.. 1 S J-; , ,^,1 |„. „ i v.>d a- a Ci M 
tain iu fjh" Cn lli: Pa tiny during tie - ivil xxai and eame'ui 
UM j"' •b , ‘ ' *»IIV. lit ion '« 1 It.'lgaia IL; bud t»i-ei| aelittg il 
Mil Ii'id ..I soli'll! time a- a->i.-tant i iiiaie ‘iii‘ tin- Pail-hv 
ot Mn Si ba-tiau and San Milan . lie Is said I,, liave'l.. , 1 
^Wln an at tempi against tin- life ofijiuvn I'lirlMimi 
•fiiilng Jo r i. gi-ney .-but K'. hare failed iu an upportuult y 
for v a rf jilig.it ..nt lleVa:- ev ented by tlie „u 

Sul it. lay. Fell and died eulmly 

SWKKK.N*. • 

At powder nniguzlm- nt Loudden. near LhUngobro. cn- 
plo jed ,ju tlie*J4ih ■ Th. sbixekshHtlefi<tl Hv^x-Kilth«m54tnd‘ 
|(:ii.’ '.- o| gla>- in (lie elty ot Sl.H-khojm. pin tleiilarly in thi* 
pabjex* ; The magazine contained *JMX) exxl of gliupowdei 
uml HieMoss i- estimated at 1 1ft not)’ thnlnrs. Two bxsli.'!- 
onli' hay,; h«-en tmiud among the rulm- 

I ii.- du st in. t ion ..I the Uiugaziti" an- so ey.inpt.-te timt it 
wa-jTTTTpo-sH.le t" find wti'iVe (lie building -iMd T.l" 
aeejdetit wa« caused by sawing through Hi" ir-ii pint. - 
-xvlucii gjiavded the door- wlix-li (lie heat of sparks thi-reby 
. *i'x'|i.ni. * i |e. 1 set fin- to some grains in tin- wood-work iii 
>i- jk In .jin it xxas thought there whs a tearful ehrtliqimke 
ai"l lli.'j.-lt tings ol tin- Cabin. -t Council w.-n* Turn inonii 111 
su*{.«-nd| d. * 'I Ii** persons engaged in savrlng w.-r<* -ti|>- 
pi»i <1 t<( he prompted t.y plunder-. . . 

j - Tl-HKKV. 

The I juris . orre7.|ioudent of the Morning Chronicle rial. s 
that a e|iui|.h-te eoiiuten-reroluilon has 'taken plucc in He 
ii.jxertiuieiil x.f kite Sultan Jt.-schid I’aella. tlie most 
lilH'iiil jimh uligliteii.-d minister ever |.|a<-.-d‘ at the head 
of tlie i Hairs of the Uttj.maii Kmpire. lias been ifisinissed. 
an,| lia.-x been succeeded iu the Cabinet by a minister win. 
is known to Ik* devoted to the interests of KmudH. We 
Hud no goutlrumtiun of the repurt. however, iu auy uther 

pupCTS. 


Tn 1,1111! xin mi 1 '0M.11 fxs Kr-ncli Journals 1 f Inf, I ; 
Hut 1 lint . limlcF a friendly Iitid.-r-lan.llng "xlsflu l 
ixvi.ti Hi« French Chamber "f DeptjH"* nti.) Hie Cm.. ■ 
"fUtc t Hited Slute.« iu lli" year dU|tlie(.ti-T-.(| 1 " >' 
a large mi in I »e r_. .rvhl tin 1 >1 J« books were exchanged I., 1 v 
the two cnuhlrtcH ; and they suggest tlmt tnn'i.-W . ' 
itesirucHon of tin* Ljbniry f'f Congress, tic- .French < 1 . 
eminent should now tender copies of these .work* to t 

F tilled -Jtiutes 

- - Board of Health. 

. MSI OF INTFIlMKN ts 4 N Till; CITY l.»F NFVV Oil! I V 
■ Vj 1 . IU,., \S‘ 11 n k t ii.) 111 a Fill ri 11 rr -.'x. Isr.q. 

. | C - txV.t eilira I ifx >0^ l~ n. . .m«,.li.|»l.-'l, li. r. nn.'r tie- I...I! 

Sex.- xl.'tin* mul IsUavsII.-wIII I*, vta'.'a'x'lla .xx... tsl.ls, n» Ul<" | 

M.. . .'h j- ,r 

V *.«u, iii‘iii"iil. 

AjN.j.Inkr ... 

lira.. 1, l...iigvlU»|l <if. 

Hi. -ti hitU; 

« I ...1 ru Moil. u» 


1 ' f 

Large 


Thleoiupiuo Items, 


the 


I 


.a x." » .'i.' > »'l • * ” xx —.,-1 

m..— T in- heavy rttiint. whidi-,f 
i.-'dayflast lmv •'■produced a 1 
•f life and prx.jM rty iu Yorksli 
in 1 Derl.yshire One truly aw 


Uy. -Ii. 


-spouiH-d Imr 

1 to ii.- pro 


reds of two 
Id Hi. 


♦ llHI.I 

min 

Mi 


iinrw.i 

lull. 


ic marri. il li.-n.-rul Uaiin-s. win 
• 11 a- ln-r. and d- voti-.l lu- !> >rt 11 tc 
tiii-l ini ip - ux !xx ;n < U i,j. in.tb»> B 
tales whieli. In* owned— nmi at LotiUvilli 
IU i .'lllie-fcc — xx hicli In- -.Id l"l* i.I.uUl 
I II" III-" expend. i| lii^ pay and l-llioluill.-llte 
mg K. nljx.ut -i\ lliuUNllid 7 |o|lai-s a year Soitle nl 
tl IH*re » K'iends lmv.- li|si. advaued ... 11*1.1. -rjllil. 
h.r aid. being entuid.-iil tlmt her title wa* elear 
lltil b- IMdjjpiiM • 

l , a|i r.-..|| ci.m- xx hicli xx.i> 11 fuctrli-.nis on.- Mr, 
siiuxei-di'.f At Unit tilin' lieu iHNiie u»» 1. of 
'•ppryiiUse, xx Inch lie refttM-d II 


r, .1 11 [„ „ rW „,. 

t.,. 5 I r' J " ""y.'.K (“■ w.mu 1 „H„ 1, ,■„„(, del, -vlu. 

ii ''V, Mrimt u,.|i (.„.i n„ 

ilictalon nf the I ircuit Court xxas against Mr* thiitio. 
and tlie S upreme Court hin-uttlrm.-d 

A Count:, j kin 

dug that Flic uitswer < 

Hot., 


A piuiwnrph is gtring tin- round- of th. 
next - papers, stat ug Hint thcuiisw. rof (leu. Lafayette 1.. 

- Vtf w ,‘ “7 H l" ak, r "« th*i lluiiM* of Heprchcil- 

tutiv ••-. I liiiulo to him upou tin- occasion of his la-| v i |, 

I.y him I lib- is a liilretak, -., which, iu ju*ticc Ih.Ui to |il- 
mcmoiy a id to tuv#cU, "tight to l„* corrected 1 It xx.i 
compoM'd by himsell. „„ the sljU- abumluntlv -lo.u- .... 
tin- morning ol Ida r.-eebtlun hy tin- lion, 
tivc.- he bruukftuxted with IIIU aloue. UUu * rumen or rcuil 
to him the Jjddreas which I iulx-uded to make ty hil„ 
that duy 1 In- cxur.-K-i.,„ occurs in it. that Jie win- in tin 
midst pt posterity . on reading which I rx inurkcd to him 
that it would afford him „ tl?„- ^.o r ‘u..lty 5 o 
handsome lOUll.liiio iil whioli li V Ui(ght diS hy saying .So- 
und that ho iound himsell -•oyfnuuded hy the -am. 
pat riot h; men. attachud to liberty. xh*votei| to fm- inwtitu 
tlons. and with ull tin- high utlribuh^xvhichdisUugiilshiNI 
iiU revolutionary Vompatriotr t Thu ih-m-ral s.-eme.l 
pleased with tin- idea, adopted it and Ineori.oruted it in 
his answer This 1 trivial iimi.icuj ex.uld have bx-,!tt tin 
jmlyJuuudiitimuoC Uietiaragcapit C. 'ff.QiiAV - 

Washington. Friday. Feb 20 'x . 

hl'I-iiM Yam xhi » |»i, n 1.1 — Leuiop's grx ut nuthmul 
picture, o( Jl ailuHglun ('ruttniy tin Drlauatf xxas s*.|d ut 
New York ou Un 'Jlst ult pncnihuiituml il»Um ». 


Arrival of Gold— Heturn of 
Hqrmanu. 

N » « V OM. March ‘1 

■™» X'hogTM altalUtl' trcacanl City lua arrlrta hart, 
bringing out million tbre,. buiclrtil aadtlilrtj IbuuSnd 
dollars worth of gold dust 
'J he Hretin-u st.-am packet Hermann 'hart returned to 
•JjS' P°*A hi u leaky c 6 i|'dillut). Itaving struck on the bap 
at i Inv entrance of tin- laxyjta she left this port. 

Now York Cotton Market. 

1 he Vi gton niurket is iuauimaltx «n 3 *”p^Hri,*unsetih.-d. 
hut without any i| uotutslx*. eliauge in prices. To-day's 
stilus (-Ull. race gout) I Miles 

^ Steamer Baltic at Waa^hington. 

Wasiiinotov March 2 

llu- hll.-iliess ill hoik Houses *xf Congress has been uu 
important to-day , llotli lmve udjourue.l over to Wviluo 
day. ; to attend the grand l.ain|iiet to b" given to-morroxx 
"it Ijourd the' Collins sK-ntucr Haltie. tmxv lying iu tie 
I’ot.'.lltie 'V 

Tlie personal eontrov.-rsy between Mr. Hhett. of South 
' at'.iliiia, and Mi 1 . C|. iultis. of Alabama, has been w-ttled 

without a duel. 

Later from Europe— Arrival of the Steam 
ship America — Cotton Advanced — Eng- 
lish Ministry Resigned. 

Hai.is ax, March 4 — 1 2:2a r. »i 
The Cutmrd'steaim-r America lms arrived her,', xvltlt 
datx-s from l.ivrrp*Mil tutlio 21 st Fei.ruary 'Thu following 
is a -ummary x.i her news : 

Liverpool Markets. 

Lix »:a root., Feliruary 21 

Tlteru has been au iicti\c demand in the Cotton market 
-iuee the ilepartUK' of the last steamer, and the sates of 

tin week reach 74 (M )0 hull's, of which «*pf.rt*-rs have l.aU»Ti 

•VS..i and spi iulators 2 .a. 0 iaj Iwiles Thu demand lias been 
goisl from tlie trade, and frucly mut by holders. IVm-s 
hi'Vn advaiiccii ‘r.d ‘p lh ami the quotations are uov.' 


tr Fuir Orleans Middling Orleans .;. Fair Uplands 
inhabitants were asleep ut the time, and werx- swept toa j ami Middling I’p lands 4 Ll-ltkl 

..(.(.aalwiiMs (llatM, (•■•. , « nun, !„;r ui .—lie- 1(“vh. 8 | . 'l , H a,. i„ at 

tai -ti in mi tin- river fith-cu miles trom -tlu- -pot tt„ 
liiiudrcd ’persons tire /ni.-sing. uii<l\ more than sixty deud 


ie-Tlie.. are saixl to I,.- lying at tlu- inn.*, 

' In Hie neighb*irii.«.d ,.f Manche-t- i tin- river,- were m. 
swollen l»y tin- iyi|n that many wf Uicpt oyerfi*xwed tliair 
banks. MihmeVgiug all tin* .U* w.- grounds ili.Uie tieighls.i- 
li-sid. A >;r-'at portion of tin- I’gel-jiark laid lifLlur Wait r ' 

A large port ;. >ii of'Lowef Broughton was alio submerged. 1 
llfx* gr -mid in some places being covered t<* a depth of j 
liiti" feet Hit tin- south. -id** of Mauehestur. m-ar Hu : 
lower part of Oxford stn-,-1. a. g«M.xi ifca! of property xva- 
dx-.-troyial. and tin- inhabitants of -nfftt* of the hrinscs in | 
hit th* Ireland wx-re eompx'lleil t«. take refuge in tlie upper i 
stories, in comittnufurc «'f tin* liiiisemetits being Hoi-xlcd I 
Several of tin- mills in tin- neighborhood liml to is- stopped 
iu eonsequeytee of tlie loxyx-r st«»rh*- lu'lng .lh»odx-d A 
rc.-ervoir l.elongiug to Mr .F Hr<><.k“. at tlleliopi-hlU b'"t- 
ton. mill, m-nr SKa k|M)rt. Is^sAld lo havejiurst its iuink* 
ih-stroyjng tiuieliiiiery ami other proja-rty to the extent 
of uearly X'lmsi 

Dm, ni. a in I* x ii i.i xmi'.n r — l/milon. Saturday. Feh 7 . lfi.'.J 
Tli" Hou*e of Lords no t yesterday at "'elonk-,* 'i 

Tin* Karl of Ma^nsliUry callexl tin* alteutmii'iif-.tlix- 
I lousx- to the N-poft that a quantity nf powder liudls.ii 
i-xporK'd from this country to tin- Cain*, tor the use of iii., 
.•n.'iuy lie wished to kytt.w xxhclhx-r steps.Jiad hx-i-h 
taken by Her Majesty's Hovernment t»> 'prevent tin- con- 
tin unt i»m ofthis i. volting triillle. aud tor tin- punishment 
of jXinseetiiiccrnexl iu it 

K.arl (Jray statg^ in rx-ply that oil receiving inf'imu 
tioil Ilf Hi" exlslx-nee’itf the pl'm-tiee. In- had writ Ix-u a di* 
pirtcli to (In* (Inventor of tin- Cape, directing' him to lake 
^measures for ils elh-etual sutq.rCssiouv lie ejtpn-s.-i d lds 
'surj.ri-e and regret Dial this illegal trade had Im-.-h alb.xx. d 
s.i-loilg-KHUisidei'iiig dial (lie laws for il* prevention xx. 're 
so numerous and severe . 

In reply jo tlie- Matqtns of Londoiiderry l.*>rd Hray 
said, llial for n-asons stated in th" dispatches, wittr-rhc 
unanimmi- consent of his eulh-ugite*. lie Ititd felt it hl- 
duty. and ii was tin- most paintiil In- x-v.-r had'to |.erfona 
tomivise the- recall of Sit Harry Smith ' 1 

With I'cspbe t ' t . • Inn successor In- would only -ay it.* 
had applied t.. ‘the l/'oinmisslotp r-iii.cliicf for l uan dviqp 

iu tin- uiatlx-r. aud it xxas oti 'iiis rcx-ommi-mlaiiou Unit 
Major (leu Ciitiicurt had la-ett atipoioled U* tile post. 

, Mte House adjourned ut li'j o'clock. 

FIIANCK. j 

Tin- Klx-etoral Luxv i.* putdisljpd Kach DepartiUeiit i- 


Trade in tin* manufacturiug district's has considerably 
iniprov. d since tin- lu-t •hieumer. The isttidon. Mp.Dj .v 
mat kut L* without ebange. t,'ou.-o|- t*7 ' 4 Flour is in lair 
request, and tile qhotaliims ure fill Westerp Canal 22s •«: 
and fx.r Ohio iSis. fX bl.l 

Tin- Ministry have resigned. L 

Tho Qainoa Case. 

HaI.tijioki:, March 4 

Tlm decision of tin- Supreme Hourflii the case of Mr*. 
Hajjtcs is pul.HsIn-d Tin- majority of tin*. Court discre- 
dit.-. as unworthy of helliT, the testimony oLthe marriage 
of Clarke, uml ileelaring the first htarriage' valld. proto-eds 
to annul tin- xlfblsiott rendered lit tho I’attersou ea>- 
Judge Wayne delivered a* dissenting npinio^Icolaring 
tit.- proof of a legal marriage with ClarJh- to iK-umple. 

Hxt«.n Hoi Murcli 4 

Both Houses passed hills ubolishlng City Hoard of LL 
quidatitr- . to pi event Munielpalities contraetlug debt's. 
Hill regisfrutiug State was nunTu tin- special orxh-r i"r 
Monday in tin- House and Tuesday in tin- Senate. Hill 
relative to Harbdr Master aud Port Wardens was inh<>- 
duced. . ' . 

CharleNton Cotton Market. 

t 'ii a ii i.f.s i u.N , Friday March d. 

There ha- lie*-n a g*K*d deiilUlld in tin- Cotton market 
duriug the past xveek', and tin- sales euthrucc l().WKrhal- ! s 
I‘ricos arx- Without mtleriai eliunge and .Middling lay. t 
q U"t,‘d at 7 <4 ** ’ 

Tin* effect of the America's accounts is notyetdoyclop.d 

•The incrcusu iu tin* receipts at all the Atlantic ports i- 
noxv 22 . 0 t)<l bales. 


.. .Lti. l uitliSilio.. 

Mi|.iinn •; 


i •» . I y jiti.iiil 
• x • I ..cnltnll. 


Fhv 


. t Kix*lH^I'.iil,-riU»,. . . . 

I Usaltili*. 

I 1 1 v xlrif •'|.l>i!.ii 

I llxio I, Kib. iui- tit. . . 

V ll.-niiplvgli...-. 

I Ii.IIm. n. iiutii.il 

il I < a, Atiqixitaurni of. 

15 M* it. iib'il.- 

S Dill A«r 

1 I'.iv.ii.tiiiiin 

V l‘»nl.'i.iXia 

I'!, lltllll 

l -I'rsiiml.ira tllrlli • ' 
I.AlilHjun 


i • 


rofxilu . 


If. Trlaiu'in 

»i I lir.Mll, UI. |.rulii'>u ,, 

,1 1 1 1 .' US.. Main 


'I'.-Uxl 

• I*, xv.-r.- Iiiblnr |l| y.-ii.a,ixii,| '14 rolorpr!. 

A, IIKSTKIl, S.n r»*ti rx 


n.air.| ..f ILsIil., 


h" r ify /Market j.ro*cntwj a heavy Dp- 
• 'MHy’Vf.n/f nf the Week, hnt H.s d-manil 
e .1 II ini tile sftirvx sum lip 11.000 hag« 

1 " r r». tho Uttar 

rctUv-tl only r,.r small wh-cteit' lota. 

*|"XV cnqi lias gen, rally hmuirlif Two mp. 

intirni lug .tilfjfj i. ^ iiav." arrire*l from Kb. r) n 
» hiring (lie we. i. unking fin* tllriv-f Imports, atnen 
H... I i nf '•,pt,mb..r ;s|(Hi hags The'stoek in first 
huicK hint ev. nldg f 1 Am al.dit 5 * 2.000 hats 

'■ li^v. n..UcexD «"Veral sale# of fltar 
- ' V lh. and ylUlvnJay n o- 

for a l»rc>. lot. which wn« nub**- 


CANDl.i:- 
during tl. w 
Hi ed 'a a . (I 
qtnintiv !'.Jd ( 
I.IAY --Tin' 
store. fillYf li. 
I.I M K- Hm 


NEW ORL EANS MARKET8. 

I *1111 IS'! IAN Ai.xocaic Omijx. I 

Saturday Mt.rniug, Marelt 0, 1862.' J 

Tim past Week lias l»ot*fi Otto of eotisldpraiiie activity ill 
..ui gutn-ral inarki't. not only in Cotton, Inn H ls<> iu Flour. 
Worn, Hoik. Lard, unit some olhtir articles of Western 
Fi'- lnc" Sugar and Molns.-i-- have xlx-elined'a little I .r 
the int<*rior ami ordinary descriptlims. T.d.aeeo b.u* 
inovexl oil tnorp fniely. hut without any iinpmveiuuiit in 
'prices * 1 , 

Yestx*rduy morning we lin«t fhn pleasure "I laying la-f, re 
our x'onnnereial friends latiif mlx^ici's from Liverpool I.y 
t'ln- Canard Steamer Am.-riea, announcing an active Cot- 
ton market there at advancing prices. 

COTTON— At the opening of thu commercial. week mi 
Saturday last, an active and. buoyant feeling was muni- 
Tested in thu Coltuu market, and the business of that and 
the two days following reached 27.600 hales, as follow • : 
HOOO on Saturday. 6600 on Mouday. and fully 18.000 on 
Tuesday, priced showing, at the dose, an improvement in 
most qualities of fully % of a oetil On Wednesday and 
Thursday buyers again came forward with spirit, and not- 
withstanding thut factors' tables wure but modx*rately 
supplied with samples, the combined sales of thu two days , 
were about fti.UOO ‘bales’, prices closing at an Improvement 
of iiuother Yesterday morning the favorable ac* 

counts by the America were before the public, reporting 
ealesat Liverpool of. 74.000 bales -for thu week ending on 
the 2Jftt ult . -aud ah udvu'nce of Jjd. Middling Orleans 
being quoted at 6 d. and Fair ut 6 *fd In xtnnscf|tietice 
•li, ienian d Wttd uctivu, but Hie limited 'supply offering 
.'mi^nW^KVIiix s to 0600 liab.-H.. iTf^Wci-s Tully su/tuluiug- 
tl.v previous iidvance -Titus tin- sales of tlie entire week 
stun Up 62.000 hales, taken for (I rent Hriiain tlie 
t'nuliiiciil iiijd *>ur ilpiuefltlcSluir)(ets. The receipts ut this 
port,sltice Ihtclst rieplember nrc noxv 027 '*14 Imles against 
440 to same dutxOhi-t year, ami at nil tin* United States 
ports there Is now an incri-ase. compared with lust year, 
x.f 222.890 hales. . 


f/ ' r P r, "»<‘ Western and Kastern. from 
• 'W/i ylfi MV 'jUnii. ' * 

lias Item, eotiflneil to srnrind hamhx. at 
18 60 t [ l.bi f .p Th'-mnston. etc. . 

LkAD- Vi t bt i I i I.i , „ r ti,.|p 

**,••. ' N i .1 III. „ Tlloa I uu. i„ report's, t.irrermil 
nionllts in our ii,.* rk> i 

TAI.I.IHX- rx,. l.. 1, ri.|,.,rt.i,l ml,.. »ir,i r.fflnis* « 
H» for tYxx»tifftr and elfy rendx'Vetl. _ 

Hlim: IIKANs - XX'(» nntldu, within a cUy or two nil'll 
.,( *i in f«i I, I.I. ni ticciirijiiid i„ ,, f 

paekiig'es * . • 

LAHD Oil. — w« hare noticed 1(H bhts sohl.dn loU* at 
Hie (tdYitntfpd rnfe nr H.V* ’jg gallon^ 
FHKfUHT>U-,NMm.tni-f«nd»rTg tlm iargi- tmnu(ttlnn*||| 
(.otK.li there has hem, hut Ifttlo doing Inforeigt, frelghta 
the principal shipments *.r Colton Is-ing in Uritlsh vessel*! 
lor Liverpool. Hi 6. Hid To Harr., fhx* rate is to Mar- 
selll* s 1^ etc ) .- fx'tday an Ainx-rfran ship whs taken for 
Liverpool ;u for Flour, ahd a HriUsit for Helfa«t 

at 4jxl for Colson. 

KXI'IIANI^Kfl Tlm tlt'iiiBiiii liotli fiirforolan anil ,lo. 
I “™ u " llniltdd. nml ll,o cloolnit nil... « r o n 

fi»ll*iWfj ; 

‘SI*:"-:.:." ; T^SfS 

Nwrut^lii/dtair (illir. . 77 ; .7 *® # db£ 

SlKht llh^o NowYork . . ? 5l dire! 

NEW UAI.EANS CATTLE MARKET - 

Jv.rrvRsoN City. i 
F riday Kveulng, Marcl, 6,1862. j 
/rrived during the past week 8tiH Beeves. Ml Ho-* 
2214 bheep. 46 Cows and 147 Calves un.l Yearlings Tha 

murk of llnsi. In 1,111 inodomto, with . v, rj mu, 

of t.ltlo nml Hlic-p dHdrl., K Kind VmI Could l, 7. 
liiuiid : . . 

. — rat,* - — • 

Hkev Oatti.k (WesUrn).. ,. . 

... .. (Texas) 

UVuia ; 

Smekp [ 

Mtuu Uoxvs.. 

Oii.vrs and YRABLmoa...... , 


. »x®ov*raart. 

©ooVIXmi. 

. . .. 0«®7n * ft „t. 
■ »'J l.lfidf. (KI n b(«d. 

aa'WMO X- hood. 

• H oorwfs (KI V horn!. 


Inforlor 

Or- 1 ins ry . 

Mbidiing.... 
tliM’d .Middling. . . .H'gft i)>! 


Hilt. VANS A I.ASSK IX' x now. 

(tziHj Middling Fairs, .* 

uioS'fkir 

Hood aud Flue. . . 


b\r,v , 

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... hi) - 


New0rlean« Wholesale Prices Current- 


‘■ARKFUfJ.Y « DKRECTBI) gVfCKY U ci g 

„ . tr '"‘ 1 ■ M olltnacs, v irsti 

Hugging— ' In the CHy 

K«ulurkv, fijrxl ll -- Ilk tin riiuiUlion , . qn 

KastlntlU ..... . I IH HJi Nulls, 4«KM Y-n. 3 

tj-rm... - || Nuvul HtorcsL, 




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Further by the America— Political Nowh - 
England— Now Ministry-Apprehension 
of War. - 

- N't xx Yoau. Murch 4. 

Tlju Karl of. Derby is to kucccihI Lord Joint Kussull us 
Prime Minister 

lui.ru if tl„. i,u„,l,di'dM',AU inm 'll.,. M,ii,„Kdl«.i'i- l«j, liAiwii.* Ta:«"i«M,t Www tliSfT 

reel und uiiivurshL and tin- unitin sx-crct All French- 8 pe«c«*.uyinamci>t is not Rdfllclent to ,m*ct the present t-uirr- 
mi'll ot 21 years of age. pos.-cssx-xl jif civil and politix-ai j gency. , Hn* country ' l*cTng In « sitnuiioii liable to xvar m 
riglit-. aroclcctors. und nil clcot<irsof .26 yearsof age un .1 any uiiiliix;ut ll»* says Kngland wants a trained- hate 

"r.-udy for instant action. 

] France— Ministerial Crisis-Lotus -Napoleon. 


to caturn-oii".D^px4ty* tv.r - 4 - vur-yi^iiF.ntHi - clcctTirKrinidniic - 
iii . 1 I'.xciMri 2-Y'KW Tlie 


in tin- army f..r the clocU' '» of lh" Pnsidx ht The jinm 
'4u* r w f -dA e |* 4 i .Hrer-ibx tQ-bx • 2 *H- -d ; ii" Kb cKTnri-i ‘ntlegr _ \cttt" 
•uifxd ou tiuiidpy. or a festival xlay if po-sildc No armed 
force (salt, without tin* consent of tin- Kh-ctorul College, 
la- present nt tin- sittings or near tlie place wliere tin- A-- 
sx-mbly meets. Tin* Klccliirul Colleges arx* convened for 
the 2 m h February 

• '"I \andrcy i- appbinted liovei rmr of the Ttiilbri. 
with tli" tank "l lictii-rai (MHeer of liriginic t tn- gu„t nil 
dcci-rutioii of thx- tin tubers of the Legion' of Honor is re. 
ustublished as adiq.led by litu Kuiperor, 

Kiglite. ii humlrx-d Toulon convicts hud couauiiti-d to 
form agricultural colonics in Cuyxpim- 
Tltu Puyt* liar will pro teat a fca I uiu thu Orleans roqiiscu- 
lion Tli* President -ays that I he xleurce-dous not jn, 
bt ace tlif • 'Impel at Drdlu. th*' family vault of l.ouL 
Pllillplu:. 

A di'cree. just puhllsln d »px*cifie- tlmt when il muy be 
come neexissury lor o ne or more ConucUs of State to | M < 
iioiiiinatx'xl to u committee, or ctimmi«slou,.ov take part in 
•tile execuiriln nf any laxx sttclt. noiillnatioiv shall he mudr 
diruclly iu virtue of a decroi <d tin' I'ruslduiit of the Hu- 
publiir , , 

Tie .uopitrui dxiclai' 4 ‘s that the intention uttrihuted to 
tin- (JoVernment of intx-rferelice with thu Insurance i-<. - 
. .. , Dddl-huients. or'of imposing a tax nn incdliic or rent is 

"f lteprcBeuta- | fslny a- wullus other similar reports 

Thu resignation of M Dupiu us Attorney. tiuuerul l" 
the Court of t'ehsation is accepted, and he is replaced by 


France continues quiet, but another Ministerial crisis is 
threatened 

Louis N’H|M»|.-on is ulmut to forma body-guard.' (Jx-u 
Armaiid. tie* lute >Hiiisternt War. lms lu-eu disgraced uml 

scut Its Algeria. • — - ■ — 4 -- 

' Louis Napoleon is charged xvith employing secret, agents- 
to seduce Hie soldiery uml clergy into favoring an ulliiiJiec 
Is'lxxx-t-ii Fruijee.aud H' lgium Tl# latter nation is in- 
criusiug her. army , 

Spain—Tho Queea’a Health. 

Wiki 11 liiihclla a .wound i ; tSulcd iiM !i«*r beulth i • 
rc*tomV 

Tilt Pi.ai.i t It Is very certain, sit ys the llOsUut Mud 
ii’ul Journal from the accounts rued red l*otb lierc and in 
FJuglaud- that the true plague hu» been Introducud^iiito 
Madeira— und tlm work-ot tluath has »H*eii appalling Tin 
question lux’s been agitated will that dreadful disease ev.-r 
reuch this continent ! There la reason tx* Imlluvo it. will 
thu wonder is. why.il bus Mot bfuuberu ulruady Our coin- 
im-tclul interoOlirsu is extuitsivu with vuriiius parts of Af- 

o v ^ t>lt rlca and the Asiatic short* of the Mudlturraiuym. where 

to deklh - "’ I j hl^ great scourge is uevur dead or dying, hut simply n 

A. seem, took place at tin* Bourse which prx(dui?|t«i|u- xrdiJiiSrirbUl ou« period to auot Iter, like u fatigued giant 

c"iistderuble M-nsati.m among the persons jux-sent A uiuu I . . 

Wlli * urri atxid in tlu- hall when in Urn act "I speaking vio- 
lently against the. President x.f |h- Kepublle Wlu-u eon . 
ducted by the police agents ontsidu tin- ball, the matt t,r 
rustud tyk oiicu made Tiimstdf |utpwa to thom mt- onu ol 
their eolletiguoM Tlia ^declaration Itowe.vxT. did not prv 


to gat Iter strength for a renewal of slaughter Should It 
com* . il may Is- hoped tlmt there will he found lupre ®‘d 
x-ueu und a s 1 rtiiig 6 r barrier ot uiedleul skill to uu'et ami 
disarm it of its terrors, than lms been exhUiited ju Intj'l- 

.Moslem Turkey I'lague appertains to the Arul*s. in this 
age ; und wlmru the 'same condition of Lhiligl* exist us 
cluxractvrizes tiudr uitsb’s; of life, tlxclr su» duf eondlllon. 
und tin* absence «jf ail rpnuuou ssus** uffortif jo uvirt or ar- 
rest it. will have uu abiding foothold. 


M Delguglc Kx-Attornuy Ueherul l<* thu Court dr Appeal 
>1 Mallet, chief of till- in.-iUrgunts at Ihtuiiv. is stxutc-iiced 
to deklh 


t tlm^lhecs f r .inrrnrr*-i 4 ig 4 iHii liehnc the I'limnn.'-ayy 
"1 Pxdicxi-iprobuhly to rulm down thu'emoliou which tb*M 
xxlioli* iucidi-ni Imd produced „ Tjtls is thx- first exploit of 
tin* new Minister xif J'oHcx- v 
Tin- military commissions instituted to Judge the iusur- 1 
gents ..f timber, arc to cuasu their operatlous through 1 
out ull They arc replaced in uvxTy departuiuul' 


CO, TON AM* 1 OHAI'CO NT ATKMKNT. ’ 

Colton, luilx-s VWm/ccO, Ii I ix Ih 

Jitxtek OU band Hept 1. 1 K 6 I 16 UJH), . 2 . 1 .MH 

Itin-lvcd past wx-x-k 41 6«2 ‘ * 971 

.. . . iirttvloufiy^,. 880 , 002 -^ 27 ,W 4 t*,O 0 K— D. 73 D 

94 . 1 . 05(4 a.(.UJU 

Kxported past wia-k..* 28 H 47 191 

previously . . 744 . 661 — 77 -'l..'l 9 & 27 . 7 AU »*27 944 

F'fx.ck on Imnd not clenrwl.'. 109,680 6.980 

TUHAUCO— Although tlm reccljita un- still on a limited 
idilx-Jllie uuirkel lms Is-x-i^rather better nupplix-d. amh.ln 
x uHAexiuencu, thu truiiAaclbtns havu been rather., more ex- 
Kxii-lye, though with no improvement in prices. The 
sales, up to Thunulay night. x*mbracx.*d sxmu- 800 blnLv at # 
xnc.' quotations.^ (neatly all new cFop.) and yesti-rdny wx* 
noiiced tin- following: 44 lilt da at 4 ',. 98 m-xxj crop at 
,'P^aJb, aud 112 Mason County, of which 0 at 6. 6 at '6b . 
mi ! lisi at 0-. IL M'u repeat previous quntntfhus, » »y 
f,.r Lugs. 867)8\ ; Lcaf.,Iuf«*rior to (’omiuon. 5i?4(«’4 n ,' ; 
Fair to Fine. 4 j'Cliolco aud Hclccthuis. '» 1 
Mason County, V IL 

. HIKIAH— Thuro has hecu a goo*l demand In the-tiugur 
mm kut (luriug the greater part of the week, and with tin 
ample supply tin* buslm*Hs sums up fully 7600 hlids. of 
xvhix-h 1600 wxjru taken yustx-rduy. Prices have slighl|y 
tluctuatfd, and havx- txhown.tpu irregularity xif u decline in 
tli. loxvx-i. qualifies. While tlu*ye has bx*rn a slight advance 
for lair und prime! Wo now xjuotxx the following range : 
Inferior to Common/ 2 ( H (S) 2 J t , Fair. ; Briiiitt 

atid Cholcxx, 4 }i(a)hX>t V IL Wk In-ar of no jduntafion 
sal.-s of any moment. , •• 

\Yx*ek's receijils. 8706 hluls-^cxports..l 72 i. 

MOLA 8 .SF 58 — Tlm market for Molasses bus heun dull' 
’since our last wi t kly rcjiort. aud llu* salx-s tire limited to 
h outa 0690 bids, of which 1000 mid yoHtx*rUuy. The supply 
lms ls-x-n ni*M|i*rater hx»w«vcr. and prlcx*s huvxi hxmn Iirm 
for Jirlme qtfullties. while fx*nnenting lots have gonx- off at 
low llgiirus. The ruling -ratea for |•rimu and choice lots 
have been 24 /?/ 26 , and fermenting has sold luttcrlymt a 
rang.* of 16 /S)l 9 -f V* gallon We have mklced a sale nt 
10.000 gallomtNm plantutlou, at 214 |t gallon. 

Wxtx-k's rx-ceipls; 8092 libit- — exports, 68U. 

F LOU It— A good dx-iiiiiud lias prxivtUh.il iu tlixt Flour 
market iluring the week, and tin* salx-s embrace mt 
;gj , 000 bids. Prices wxirc rather firm iu tin? x-arly part *-f 
llo' wci'k, ami hohlcrs. ri‘ali*ud 7-4 26 ^ bid for lurgu loU 
of Ohio, hut lattxirly theru has le-en a slight falling alt. 
and the latx'.r transactions hfxvc i»ex-u at f 4 12 )£ for In* 
xtiaua jaid Ohio, from (iatliuat. and ij 29 ( 7?)74 26 for 
mod urate paiculs front the Levee Bupiirilnu Illinois and 
Ft. Louis luiv.u uold at f 4 -'( 7 ?, 6 p 74 6 t), and x*xtra .brands 
L{ s. | 76 (J/) 7 - r * ‘*56 ^ bid Vest onlay's sales, included also x-, 
citihracad 2- r »0<) bids 

tYeek’s receipts, 82.950 bids— <*xporf s. 9770 . 

UUAIN— Tin* d.-muud for Ux*rti for shipment lias been 
goxid during Uiosl of th« wx sk. aud thu receipts havu bx-x ti 
im.lily taken as liu-y havu srrivx-d Thu wtlx-s. Including 
jiftQO sax-ks taken yesterday, rxaich 41.900 sacks, at au ux- 
tn iii e, rang e -of 60 @ 66 -| j buslix-l lx;r tnixx-d tn prim- 
wlilto. tfu ruling rates 'for ihes*. q Ualfljes Wng tftiotyp ■ 
Oats have Is-ett in niod- ruto request ut .' 18 /®-'( 6 <r js huslml 
for • ilib) and prime Bt Louis, thmigh for thu latter U6* 
•bim'bx x-n the ruling rutx- . Bran bus sold slowly at 70 fu) 
s< .• p loo IL . .There has b*M*n ti«* Wjieat in tin- market 

Week's rx-«Ndpta*.f-f 5 <»rtt- 84 JUU sucks— 6870 . — . 

J'KOVIBIHNB— The stock of Pork has xMjntiiiucd light 
hiixI with a fair inquiry prices havx* advattoed 26 (a)fjOd y 
bid sinVe our last wx-x-kly re|»i/rt Knnly in iln- week xx.- 
,joti. ejl salx-s ..f*sx.ii.x-' 12 ls)..r L' 9 S 1 bbV at 7 If. OOfaflb .26 

for 6li)eS. 7.10 60 for ' prime. /.nil >12 OOfrjlfPJ 26 for Humps, 
and latterly 1 A«m> bids Mx-rs' without inspi-ctjo^i. nearly nil 
ut *J 5 60 7 < bid. with xiliu.iir.two lots of M O lit '716 D<) 
||o|di-rs are gi-m-rully asking 710 IS) >> bid fur brumlx-xl 
Mx-s. The flock ill tli" Inspeclion Warehouses, on tbu 
l^t instant, whs only 847 bbls. of wliic*Jt 214 LLU weru 
M, - 180 prime and 880 nut insp ected Tftcrw hois been 
sottix inquiry for Hx*uf. with' sulx-s Iif one or two lots of 
Mx-.-s at 712 00 V bid, 120 Itulf bbls at 7 »! 26 , anil 900 
tipre s priutu Mpss. without iu»pecth*n, ut 7)5 00 |i tierce 
Thu .-loxdt' in llm-Ins|M-ction Warehouses. 011 the Jst inst . 
was 1861 tierces. 2512 bbls, and 1049 half bbls. ... Bacon 
has been in r.-.,uest. and the sales embrace 1 U 0 U casks. 
Uioatly uf 9 ^\* 'M IL fur Bides, and b(a>* »«'♦ Bb'»uldx-,> 

Hums huv« s.dd’Vlx.wly at 8 >,/ 3 )iyXx*VlL fur plain ami 
bagged to extra and choice Bugar cured -86 tierces of tl,.; 
hitter quality sold, on Thursday at lO)** .The supply 
«,f Lurd bus been rather light, and prices lmve bmn 
firmly maintained; a slight advance being readied iu tlm 
Uioro recent tram*uctious About 2 U 00 bbU and tierces 
h*ve been taken, mostly at aud‘ 86 oo keg*, 

nearly all.lt t V IL for prime T|irce lots uf 1010 keg 
x-luxH x' "ft tliur-duy and yesti-rduy. hrought 9 %*. Western 
Butter has couUUUtjd to sell, ut a rangx: x.f 10 ( 2 ) llkf V JL- 
uud wxx Iqivu noticed 860 kegs taken at . . . .i'hx-r , 

| t f - -.Id at. 7 ( 2 ' 8 y IL according to xjuahty - the lattxu 




9X\ 
‘ I 14 


M 

• I4J4 
10 

lints. 


.11 (W 
1 1I 

— . 1 ' 

- IV 

- 14 1 


U>% 


IlnleKope* 4H&> 

Kx-nlii. ky 

Nx.rthx.ni ...... . 

Bread, *IOun>; 

.N»vv • 

Pilot I- 

Cr»rk*r^.». , •: , ... • 
llcriWRi, |> tti 
Y»Uow — YV. va | 

llrlx-Us, «* M. .„ 

Lixhs | 'ft IK) 1 1 0Q 

Kinlisli Ftre ... tv 00 ‘to is. 
Ilottlcs, 

Engilih I’ortsr . . 1 40 HUS 
FrsWlne.^l 100 . ft 00 — 

I* ran, ¥ l«l n* ( - 

Coffee, V B...'., 

Hi", ,na, R. |.f.R.| - -. 

!* uil.(#oiia. - -- _ _ . 

Jlivn '.I- li ! 

iatRilixyrn 

hi. iX.iiiixigo . 
t liox oUte, V« j 

No. I I".... 

No. il 

('upper, F Hi .. 

Urualvra’ 

KIismUiIiir 

1 I 0 . yrlloxv inutxai j 
t undies. F ll-, 

Hpsrtn, N. H»Wil| 

* llo. NimUirkrl. , 

Tallow 

AiIsiiioj.i I nsxV. . 

MUr 

Curduce, F ff>. 

iMsi.xiu 

Tsrrs.IAnMxrl.iui; 

ItUMiH ... 

L'orixMewL »>i>l. 
fual.f i..»i 

('Mind 

VVesUm, V l .Id. 

Cider. *l'ld. 

Norfiirm 

Cx»rU», FM. 

Valval ...,- . 

Iluiiia Ooods«y.l | 

Hr.SlirtR»||ri9Uj- * 

ilo.m.tir'a a/isftil— r 
HM.Shrlg.lfsJif CC 
i1o.8h»«l(nR« 4 4:— 0 I 

Ur.Liw.Dsnn1.Ra - 10 I 
.to, Vs. ,l‘i.k«4 4 

Ti.kmR.Yft 4-4 

HtritNis a Cl.uiha 
I* lilll.a 

X '..tUms.I.s .... 

8«lir»-U 

Calico 1’rlnU. . 

Jr Ml*, K«l»turk\i 
Unity*, K )•.:..!■ 
iln. K<ultn. .... 

Dock, y*!s»U. 

Knit's lit 00 IV. A 

Ki.rIMI » 40 (14 00 

Uax.'ii* • 40 V 40 

Aiii.Nr^.zsIO.yxIj — IS -r it 

Dyes, V lo*" | 

Us;woo.l, Cmey H no if) 00 

tin. 8l. K.niilnRx.;l» <MI 04 00 

t-'uili.', Tsxnwco 10 •«» 14 00 

iDdlg...,..? n»- • «" 1 

Mud. lrr - l« -15 

V.mitm, V* Bid . In gU It'd — 

Krour, V bKI . 1 

Ghfo, sic., aup .l 4 l*S 
1 11 mnl* A Mo.dn. 4 31)<|i 4To 
8t. Uiuli.C'lly.. 4 .17 >< 

Sour ;. ... i M 

Feulberw, J* n. :»4 

Kliuaeed, «fa.< , 

FUb. Oi.fl 1s.» l \1X; 1 i’u 
M«Asrx.l,l,W.l.|tO Vi. tow 

' iln. N... V ' ' ■ ~ 

do. No. 3 

Hrrrlnif.V Isii 
F ruit, V'm.* 

I'nrnx • ■ • • • 

Ksliui*. MK . . 

. do. Mil 

a... tr. 

D-nii.llf 

X)rni>K< * • , 

Kir*. -IrC i.i, F tt>[ 

CurrsnU, /ante. 

AIi»»i»I*> 8. 8 • 
tin. hard shell. . 

Furs, ♦•ki 

fnur . 

Bt»»sr x 

Itscnou - 10' 

Drain, 4* bc*h. 

WhxMrt - «4 

' Oala . v . !— -M 

(Win .sr.llhl.l - BA- 
d«. suellod, l.uah — ; 41 
firs..*, Iff Id.! . . « «5 
Dunpuwder, I 
(laniiiMin, Fkt'ii, 3 ftxi 
S|H.rlniR # 00 

da-,Fl"'‘IWl‘); 


Tsr, F bbi . 
Pilch ... 
Hosia.. 


Inrpfnt., rsJ. 
si*". hr.Rht. 


It M 
I I IS 

1 vo 
44 




srniih 

Oils, 

I Jinl .... 

Un*#*d. 

I Mi 

. > W 

xio. ixjnunrr .... t In 
VVIlldr.Mtllrd , , I — tHJ 

OMBir U 

<>liv*,lnrs*k»..j | ox, 

Kr. Will |t I,. | a Mi , 

Oil L' alt r.V tux. 
Provisions, Md 
Ilnur : 

Mr**. Ntirihcrx. 
do. Writrrn . . . 

-to. do. luxlfbtd. 

In. lira Mi as, Vic. 

I’rin.r Man 

I'rin.r, F bid. 

H. lied 

('SIR.. 

Dried, fi tb ... 

T.rtlgHM, fidM. 

I'l. an : 

Clssr.flbbl.. 


M. O 

I'rliiix* 

P. O 

Ih’U ruimd.Vt It 
• Hacn.n : 

I Isms, ft Jh . . 
lid. rsllVBOS.1. . , 

Kids* 

Hhxsihjff*,,.... 
f.*an 1 
Hernia : 
qxwbru 

W’r*t«.n. 

< IIKINI : 

Ain.-rirnn 
Pins A|.pla 
. I’lrTATuasJ.til. 
Porter, 
Umdiui.fr d«*cn 1 
Nx.rlhsrh.jkMil. 


• 9 I— IB 

10 t 15 
P4«j- '(» 

- V 5 - 15 
"ft I- II 

- 4xi j- 44 
TlO - .15 

- IN - il 


Northern 
I Points, 

Vrniiiliun, fr Ih, 
U s.I.rrd.fitlMml 


13 00 


14 00 

15 VS 
US*. 


do. whiu. Ani.,j • m, 
do.KnRlitli, ft B.' ff 
('bruins Xirr.11 .)— 20 


rate for luiilutlou F5ngllsh Dairy. 

HKT. -Tla. inurket ‘for this urlicle has la*uu qulat^ 
wr tmV" noticed hut a fx-W traiirucllx.ua at 6.'?4 V IL 
('ur»»liua *• r 

Will SKY— Tlu* demand for Whl*ky has been qt^D 



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. - 40 


Olaa^fi^-K— y. - 

Al.Irrirsn.Sbv l(»F) «x» 
do. 10 by I V, I »0 
do. IV by Is $ 4<) rV W 






;I0'J 00 
ill* 40 




(•unnyHnjr*. 

Hemp, fTios . 1 

\\ r*i«n.,w. rutd — — 
do. dnw-rotlod tro Uti 
.l«. hsxklr.l — -r-- 
lluy,' f* ton . j l a 00 

Hides, f* tb., 

W.T.a Mel It ii.t 7 l- 
lay.sslud Mdl.lre 7 I. 

Wrt islUwl.h’vy -r 3 ^ - 
Dry, countrv . . 1 - u I— . 
Kq. simI Cull 4 H - 4 

Iron, . f tioo .1 

Pig. ..... .... ...IV 00 I-JO 00 . 
Cd.mUyUtr.fi lb - 4)4 — — 
Ki.jfPth. fxt. 4 . Wist Co 0 « 

. Smo dv*. n*ai.rtiM|lli 4 00 iloi U 0 
Hoo l .,fin.'...,v,- 4 U - 4 

Hbr-n — 3)?- • 

Noil Hod* 4 j- ftW 

CMliixgs, Ain , . 3 . — 

Iminhcr, ' 1 ~ 7 , 

yard prix-fra . ; . 
ll>.arila.|.iid'F<uil ii IN. 
do. yoliuw |.inr 10 00 
. do. rx pr. ■■ . 

Slav. *,i> . FIVHx. in M 
do. m .dsk hhd. r. 1 35 INI 
do. FTsis’k Im.ii* ::4 •*. 

Jd,**.o. l.rmlMlR.I 
find, * IW It.. 

1 '^’. .115 4 I*H 

iu,. r a ■ »q - « 

Slirsl — ft I — — 

IJitie. Fbbl. I 

WtiUm DO IIIU 

1 'h.siUMtuii .... I 40 I 40 

Moss. fltt- »X - 5 


f*x) Ort 
14 01. 
.4 in 
144 OO 
4 V 00 
is no 
' I tft Ox* 


Hosaia whits . . . 

110. t.ruwii 

NteeLlVut, fllb.i 

KiiKli*)i,bllsi«r’ii 
AomHx-xui 
Osruisn 

•Y84.EK.tti' 

do. No. 1 

do. No. V 

do. BordesuVT . 1 
do. Amarirsn. . . , 
tiis.llolfsoxl,... . 
do.- Amrrlraii. . . . 
Rum, Jiutuiitn. . 
xlo.Nsw” ' •' 

do. VsxrUrlrnn* . | _ 

1 WhukyJrcUa’d - 
do. ronunoo.-. 

Alr.diol . 

Skins, ft rubs. I 

111. flWIo 1 

Bear 

: 

Koi, rtsv 

Shot, Am 1, fx tsig. 

All *it#s, V 4 B>. . 
Tobuex-s, ft ft. 

; Climrs » Cig.Usf - 

, Fins . 

Ksir ;. 

Common . 

Inferior 

Tallow, ft ft - 
Tews. fr 1 b. 

Imperial 

I iiu.powdvr ... 

I llyaou . . . 


Ihmi. Skin . 

Poutbouf ... 

Tin, HIo 3.»*B.. 

Jp.::::::::: „ 

hSffttr; L, 

Maxlsini .....*-.. 1 ,00 5 iu, 

do. .ni.tstion . . . — 34 _ 4 ., 

Teller iff* - 74 I I Uft 

fllfUy Msd*ln|. . — 7 & 1 L_ s.) 

su j-, 

. do. dry 30 ' — is 

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PHILADELPHIA HADDLBRY AND TRUNK 
W AHKHOUSE. 

8. ROBB A Oo., 

.Yxi.'tK) Qruvici' ttrml, Ntw Orisatu. 
Ubecrlbent invite PiaiiteDl aud Iienlers In Saddle vj» 
to call and examinb their atook. % 

hey are couatautly reci>lv|Ag CI 00 J . 5-om tin* Mnim- 
lory in Philadelphia, and dlr4«t and are 

prepured U. offer libfrui Imluceinont^lo punltaitara. /Y 
Tliulr .tuck In .lu re li. lknp.4uJ w.ll u.-.MrJ. kpJS 
comprised as follows : . 

Baddies. Brldlx*** aiul Marti ugulxs In rrwxl V*rMy f 
Coach. Olg, Buggy. I)earlN»rii. HUgc. Wagon. Diuy, Cart 
uud Plough Harness; llono uml Muh- C«4Ura, ftoiuiM 
uud Blind Bridles ; Tnu^xx Cltaius ;<AI*hJ1c*I Hajpx ; KaxldU-rjr 
Hardware, JLxxathur of ail xlxrH'ripUoai J Coach FurulUurw 
and Trimmings; Trunk Trimiuiug* ! Baddb rs, Coach auxi 
TvuukiuoJu:rs' ; .TuuUi -DJl- YaJUiliLLiBlitii -> ! “' 

Palent -iretchi-xl leather. Clin nml .Mill 
Rubber Honda ; Traveling nud J’ackiug T 
and Carpx-t Traveling Uagfi Tall vs. ofc elc . tie 
tnhO'&S-ly 






Cl)t Unit (Orleans Cljristian JUniacatf. 


• WC'vrtjre sjuvti- 

"ji 


Oiptan of the Bee Serpent fnvorH u« n lltOt ;'nt o r. m.» if. to our great 

- . ’ “ . jov, hepnn to nhntr . 

[We ilo not Yotirh for the correctors of tin) 8 r. m ~n ^uMrn loll ; line taut. The night 

MOTT. TUU .ta »Jw»« UiMm of vmv H)4 ltni hwnHfti U.thf Rtf' *■(<**' win't »c»reel.v " 

' , , ; , . Ijrontli/ nml w# mi'lillj fulling., 

murrdrai* K|«n> v.rt Mwiml. It to nt l.n. So • r |„,4 in Hip si, I . ivc-iypiv 'spiv ii- 

tnm N'xlmnt however. The Ulitmle.nml lor ti- 1 n 1 1 ng i n .hr jirpi It w.is \ "16111 ’TitNsr-a 

...... ... the bottom. Up otn - > 1 iKiwn n butt titi'ie \ 1 -tt. 

t%de of It is suspicions. 11>1. N 0. t A»V ] (in rt ,flf, c |j u ii i rons!'J, ri"l t !i n i vps his fort' — 

t>mr M<".oic.tm «. »i 8 . .. Vet. 0 .ISM tint hr wns nt lllitlip there ,\t 4 f. M .nl the 

T„ Hr Editor* of the .V. V. Tritomc—A Nth. rirtwn hnuw lie ttput down, tliolhio 
malt wood Ini jwt boon reimrteil from mj 1^"" '<• >•«•» »' (t>k">> «» |ho wifell#*. 

mnstlicml, amt as »hc is ainmrcnilv lsmncl into *' ipn wo got.ncnrly pro linoit " linnd uxor Uit»' <• 
sums of the Northern ports, I intend lo»|«nk there fame a Mfmh »pm. Jins si. n, 

lior. purposely to nruuaint through your wnh'ly I’l'lltinumg. 1 told every llwly to hoar n lninci 
.liffuwsl journal, Uip iKsdile ol the United 8 ut,» »n<l got bronklnst, .and just before we' Wore 
with Uie fact of the axiittcnoe and capture of the through, the cook end out •• Hero he is In 
Sea Serpent— a monster deemed fabulous by no tune nil wore on deck, nnd sftre enough ,he 
many— hut the truth of whose eaisteneo is for- hail risen : lmt all that was vis 

V . „ . . m sit % 1 ... it tirtn 1 -itti t 1 a* t l . ,.l f 1 . t ..4* tl... 


Tm Pvtu* l*ot ic »■ — A 1’nrlJ* corrcsprtlidfitlt of lh<- Net 

York Tritium . bin gulping b-ttRT. lift* the following 
The Tribunal of i niT.trti- ii.il IM - <• continue*' 
nl.'tllnirth Anil t nl- i t unmei.t in It* visitor* r I In* Judge 
nro as i.ritf it ’i vyi'T. but the prisoner* tin- IntiPlloO" ' 1 *' 
ivt • <■ lit .g, .••• 'lr ftnudltnont wti- taken. 1« t"ie tin- ot ur 
mi • ,, t it i i>t. t/u n chiirffc of ri- »»'./»»? dt h<t>'- H-- • 

,jt‘» -l.v, by In liittl qtifti-d the I'mU* iisslgti-d him * 
< I > ' 1 1 1 < tVii . Iif ^4* nl in N iuknblv.i " said llif pti*t ti' i 

•• You tl" it'd n-ply t •» in v quo Ui.ii."* ■ 'lb. r>,J"g V-tii 
pardon. im-'-rt lv. I'ilt I have «*bad cubl. nnd do hot "-ai 
Mi ll l tjuIMfil my llirttls to cotni- lul’nri*" /* llut > • >t» 
wpn* mil t«' ootni' I" Purl* " Tlftit Is prt'H' ' l.v 

why I nun' lint iloft’t rupinwo Hint I rnrf niiy tMnis 
nlMiut . P.nrl.- , 1‘wnftt t'n 1 m> »hiI Id Nmikftnlrn " • U fll 
If T*ni*rnn't roply to my iiu&tjnn. fioltl your tongm 
•• H'Jiy «l<i| 1 onnm to I’grln. you nsk ’ IIphium* ,1 wiw t. 
plnonnl Ktiifk upoi! ii post .. -luting tlmt nil tho«o rns' :>l* ! 
Hint broke thl’lr fcnri cn'me to Purls, should In -ent to 
(’nyeiiue or Al't'rln. I tliOUhl prefer NouknhlTii. but 
Alilrn let It l.e. Wl.nt ilKTerenri* >Iim « it tunke to me ’ I 
nui m wt>r» out. g'to.l ft'r-nntlilng o|tl bnrk ; 1 Imre been 
eiiTHlemneil twenly-Hli titm>^ . I linve mi ihfttiy eoiulclium- 


*tll Iflll II IIIVMUMVI . , . .... I ( tiimeilllietl l weilly *S1 X lllle'er . I lintr mi iiinnt 

—hut the truth of whtiv csistcnco tn for- hmt risen ; hut nil Unit wnt- viwthlo wn« n huticli, tlotiH on my biiek. tlmt’ I tjon't cnreji ‘truw for Krunee It '■ 
t if»,i mi.l 1 trust I trill lie excusetl iD nppnrently the hliiht of the Snnko, where he my tmtlreliiinl. ! know, but I prefer tmrellng It would 

■ RAvinc liv Yankee intreniditl ' K!t ’ n fittltonea to. I iowertNl thrc^l bonl.M. Improve m.v mind Send, me to Afrit ;!, to N "itki'hl v«. I «• 

Buying uj I nnkee intrepomy . . , ... , . . . . ... Onyenm*. to ,t nlruttn. to I ekln. to riniburtoo ur «uy 

On the morning of J«nu«i^r 13. triton in In t. lepeutetlly ui <• wlirHti*l«e. only do stud tribune where In Krume^l «l>> 

KHafatrfl n — d dafr-iKlimp-AY.. 


eliciting nnj sign of life. 


nothing but vegetate in prls»>u Do you raU that a soeial 


7 . — "■ . v nt r . llf f ., r „ t „.. AY h lie we were nt work, he QiTulniTlly tottp to -pnylrtmrr- f -ttnn^ . df ymr-tln;— Dftm-nl*ty-tigfvyi^r>Litl. 

the mun on the ItMik-mil. < ‘tw on tin lore t | surfitee n'ml nroutnl him limited wlmt I (o«il: n K''- > murt think or settling down to somethlnc. •» 

miiRt onifs-tm^. snng out “AN Into water,", nmh . C .® ft* 1 t.nrouuu Him 1 oi.teu Win urn j w wllUl< , c0|m . „ r fn ,. , nlll , ^oubl like 

HUM.* VI »»s ■* ...r ... • . ... In niOOOH fif Ins llltiirw \vli ndl ■ \VI> 1 1 1 1 rut U Mil . . . .• , . .• ir : 1 1 


in nply to mjr “Where away!" snid “ Tire 
|kuuC* cat the lee-lKur.’* 8u|i|Kt«ing it to he 
made hr wienn whalea, and Tory noxious to ob- 
tain oil. 1 ordeted Uie phif> to lie kept off and 


. , y. I • « | . « ,1 '* _ • .i else wmii Miu oerome oi me wnen i nm oiu. i snouio t:ae 

to be pieces of his lungs, win eh- wo hnd cut w HI t0 know You wi)1 ,. f , tlf( . r „ great favor on me If you Mill 

6 ur lances. Toinnke our Work sure, we continued to, Nmikalilva." Tim Tribunal rondeilied tbe 

to lnncc, ongerly seeking for Ills life, when he fellow to a year's imprisonment and five years’ surveillance -J 
.Ire.* himself up ami we pul led away m,il. hen ' 

W itnessetl thp terrific dying struggles Ot tlio (Inyy At my aki) It's a (lcm bore, t'omc. nnw. semi me to . 
monster. None of the crew who witnessed that Nouknhlvg, anulthcn I shall be out of the way "The } 

(errihlc scene will ever forge! it -the evolutions i|uimttim i> decided,'' sata Hip Pn'sldetif. " now holdyi ur 

f i i ,, — •! w, r. a .rr longue '■ “ Just th ink of a mini' Tlin t '*<• been iloiideinUeil' i 

of the body were rapid as lightning, eeetoinfc t , w ,. K n1v .g ( . v j. n ,| w 1IM | cnn » t get himself wnt to Non- I 


immediately went aloft with my spy-glass. 1 
will observe that for aeveral days we had lieen 
struggling a^otig with very light And baffling 
Winds. l»ut at daylight of the morning of the 


l«!h ^ihp^wind. Inul' drawn VcTlhe wmth soulli- likc tl,e evolving of //thousand enoihnous black k/.i/lV;' ■ My eye- mI mV n "lmm! 


1|> laughing at the Itnpmlent garrulity 


west, necomc steady,' anu mreaieneu mi ueu mi j n hloodv fhnm and- a ^ sound °f ,| d , ‘ veteran sinner; hut his want of tart Is painfully 

II (rule. 1 WM aloft nearly I, nil an hour before , th ®" r W Tt.i ’! ^ A J “ rridont. tin, I hr not into It tuilpkblo tl.nl I,,' «... al 

I Mwrr<.l any thing like “ ic*,7r tm/er," and 10 " n ' "" l . Un °",'i n nn j 0I P rp ” sl l .In,... of seeing foreign imrtr nt the expense of the State. 

■ in.w«ri ’ n r ncronv. flint, n t hri of lmrrur run h»..i tr..,.. t . c.,,., 


1 presumed it to be made by a school i 


» r . ^th^MTy 


of acute agony, that a thrill of horror run he i/ould hate been transported to Cayenne, according to 
through our veins. The convulsive efforts lasted the letter of the decree of Dec«mh*-r 8. Rut as the Court, 
ten or fifteen minutes, when they suddenly * ns> now, lse disposed to grntify-the blackguard’s inclinu- 


tions. beds sentenced fur live years more to tread' Ids mi- ! 
live soil, and' perhaps to speml his declining age in the ( 
home »f his fatlu r- 

A 1 1 Mi’» a . / Id a fon also in IlrholJ <\f tin J 

Mobilr Stiiings Hitttk . — We have fallen »»n in the papers a | 
lesson which Is worth printing. -The . lory runs , thus : It * 
was t<>id by the Kov. J. Ik Owen, A. M . at a recent lecture 
in hirerpofit : * v 


l^ , t? ul * < * eD R n^,T 1 ^5S lt . < <7i M^nnk Me ^ ^ «P- Evi>ry ey^bSumetl with joy. m 51 «>» «c.ni.cct,ffe 

* i »•>’ . wc looked nt himaover flic ritil, and .the crew . M„ Il( .i,ester eniie.. ,wh.t .r ,, * 

gee . Too much . Too m c i . -- ngnin cheerrl vociferously^ »» ml. 1 joined tliem. j„ r-u i.l- tl l.v hi- wlff "to allovrfm ' i w. V iiflit' oiim- «!?•! 

AH eyes were instantly directed to the savag *, \y t , now | ie pj fl consultation ns to what we Mhouhl day as'lier ..hare. Ho rather wiiued under the bargain.; 
t© msoertam where he was looking, ami ttiep all do, and 1 hnd requested all'handsto offer their fur. though a drinker' liimsplf. he ivould have preferred n 
ey« turned to the lee-qunrtcr I just had toe opinions. After s«hort. Hlk/nll of tia felt, eon- n'T,? ' i?, !/i , ^ wn k kTmV,, „ ) uinl : 
to see “ black Mn ” when it disappeared. The vmce d that it would he inipossihle to get him hmtory closed. The wife arid iiialMindXw 4 lUU?or^*a(£ 


n^nin cheered -TotSfer/iuslyi and. I joined *tlicm; i >; t7u ii'tV.'n hylilVwi i'< "it 1 ,' 


A Mtiu«-he.t,,',. i dir...priuter Wi..- Ml Ids Wl‘4dlng-diiV 
persUiuleil by his wile to allow her tw> half-pints of: al. a 


eyes turned to the lee-qunrtcr. T just had toe 
to see “ black akin ” when it disappeared. The 


poor man, was seldom out of a publii:-house.as soon as the 
laetory closed. The wife arid husband .saiv liltle of c:u h 


native was excited, and in reply to my qnes- ; n k> port, and then wo concluded to try "arid other except at breakfast : hut as .in- k. pt things 'tidy 
tions. raid. No whale— toomuoh— too lug— tuu 81lv0 Ins M kin, liotul nml Imnes; ifSSotfflihlo: In »ltol to. niul'iuto- her rtlntm. ,iml «v, „ wltlHi. sll.iw- 
M/no *ee *11 Mune d»t feller— me fr*jd." tlie first place, 1 raqu<wt'e.i« Seotehnmti. wlm ' 

ing able to tell whicli way the animal M C 0 „ 1 J ch-nw tolerably, to take a fitctell of him na haps had Ills i»„ „r three quart. : mat ncHhir hiti'rif 
s liound, 1 luffed and came aback, oruer- j n y^ HIK | niato'toi. ntOfUiuuo> him. It was w ^h M"‘ other.- exet-pt at odd times, siiu succeeded by 
e linos in the -boats and the crews b* now quite smootli, aud wc could work to advan- uuot ** l * r * l " hoim* nn l 

»♦ rri. _ ., nni 1 ... 1 . ... or (Mueurlier III tmrlil. iiiiiI nnw nml ilii.it ii. 


no too all oame dat feller— me fraid." 


ing the lino, in tbe Jraata and the crews to 


him as li„|'S laid t'i- "r 'lire.' ftiinrt, : mat nc-tt tier t ntl-rT'er. il 
It wna “'" ll tl"’ "tlii'r.'fxilpt al odd til", s iln. aueeeed. d liy ,.nr 


•‘aland by." Tlie horisan waa spanned iu evoty ( n g t . As l am iirpparing a mimifo (leaeriptimi 
direction for nearly an hour, when giving up all 0 f the Serpent, 1 wilt merely give you a few gehn- 
bep« 1 braced forward and went below. | rid po uts. It wiih n nude; tlu« length 1011 foot 


leiUSUUO. him. It was w* 1 )' 0"' Other.- excl-ht at Odd tiim:s. she *uceeeih-d bydnp 

could work to advan- 1 “''"'i 1 "''' l " "f'",' 11 "' ''"" r 

... or two narlicr at night, and now nml then to sneud an eii- - 
a mmutiO ileacription tin, aveulngln id»imii hmtf. Hot tin*, were nm- 
y give you n few get'll- slimi". Tluiy had la.cn married a yrnr . and on 1 1 , 


baqiea 1 braced forward and went below. J rid points. It was a male; tint length 108 foot ,n K of the wcddli^ nimlversiuy. iln- UuBband lm»ked 
native oontinued to look with eagerness, pushed 7 indies ; 10 feet 1 inch around the neck; 111 !gF„ f *VS. r * t “"a 

on hy^the orations of the crew, who asserteti foet G inches- around ,he shoulders ; atld the n.. ha^rda' we Va^w.d aim, Sy Tim" 

that he bad seen nothing, but he proved till largest part of the body, which appeared soino- i huv'iil a penny r th' world. - we »i mke 11 jaunt 
truth of his Bight in a, few minutes by uttering what (intended, 4W foot 1 1 inches. The' head ^ 1 U * , ;^ U *8° l ' u " WnlUv vl u tuhTut lik.- to u>> 

S 2 ter . Md TO ttTZti!^ n uo“t r l0 " g * nd " ,lt ; wi . t ! 1 ri,l(rw : , , ho 1 1 ! om ' s h™^ia.‘!S^;^'^ K 

niwt. 1 fushwl on deck, ana the mat '“a. n n Jowcr jnw separnto; the tongue hnd its end like .Mm. t ll.uind treat ' • Thuuttaiid treat 1 '• raid hr 


that he had seen nothing, but lie proved the largest part of the body, which apircarcd soma- l hav'iii a priiny r 
truth of hi* eight in a few minutes by uttering what distended, -ltl foet 11 inches. The' head w th' rtlh-a" t.. m,,. th- a 
another pry, end with more vehemence than the w „„ long „ n(I wjtl , . - lho bones of the m-«"i,im wak 'kindivai 

ftwt. 1 Pushed on deck, and the first look, not j owor j aw separate ; the tongue hnd its end like go. .it.hu. i 11 utand ir?ai. 


a »lle to le«ward, rested on the strangest cm- tho ] l8U< | of a heart. Thty'tail ran nearly ton I with hal a nicer, "hiuatgnt.u fiirtuu. wench .’ " -Niiv.' 
tun* 1 had ever Been in tbe ocean. It wan ap- point, on the end of whicli was iiflnt firm cartil- r ho ’ " V 5 r " K'dUiypinto’alu : - -tiotton whai ' " 

taSwirVtSYn' k*.. The hack w«. Idjek, Turning brown on ntoremnit Vtn 'toftoSm r^?., re wife i!n .'*1 
^ otBperm wntiee. i knew it wns n n tlie sides, then yollow, and on the centre ot the stocking, fhun under n Ihohp brick in the chimney, it ml 
whale. The head 4 could not see, nut the von\ i>elly a narrow white streak •iwo-thirds of its counted out her daily pint of ah*, in the rlmpe «»f Juki 

hod . motion like the waving of a rope, when , TUcro Wlls ..lao.scnttcred over the body '"'"M’i' " J",'" W" ’V",’ 1 

nhaLru and hold in the hand Lverv CUO in the ,J _ / . „ . ' . « , * • xcuunung. i m «• biinll bare thy holiday. .John. John 

^tiiAlv ^d not a Xd w is L ^ °, n ex »' lll,u t n K tho «■ we found, to was aahanie.1. aMtonbhed.comielo.me smltlon ihd channud. 

Ain reganleditaUentivAiy, anu » 9 t a word w.u our surprise, that tlie body was covered with Me would not touch it. - Hasn’t thee hud thy rhnrc (— 
mokenor oound uttered.. In a lew minutes the blubber like that ou tlie whale, but it was only ', h " n V,‘J I'T " l >''""! J ' rl V>' 1 ‘T 'hefrw.aldim!- 
Whole length ot the hod)/ .rose and lay on the fuUr in ,. h ,. 8 tlliok . * A"’ ' and tl,e.wir, '► little eairilal «... 


I with Indi a nicer, -hahtgot-u fiirtuu. wench .' 


9 lenglfc of tbe body .roec and lay on the four i nc | 108 thick. 


then I’ll Ini’ iiomon*.” hewijd. They kept their wadding- 


The oil was clear as water |l*y with t|w old daim* ; and thc.wir. ’a mu,* coital wu> 

iiiuou was cuar as w»w.i, the nucli-Uf- of a mfrics of inteiinu-nts that nliimntth 


«attf>r itwoM of an enormous length Presently i » . r 1 w, i.h oieur as water , th( . MU c,..ue of a «*rice of int.--im.-nia Uiat ,,\timaUly 

^rtv J nr vihrnt^ ao i burU<J<1 ,iettrl y as f,l8t UH H l» 1Plt » of turpeil- Mvclb-tl Into a shop, factory, warehouse, cm.utry scat n 

tbe extremity or UUl movea or vihratou, agi- tine> carriage, and. for aught Mr Owen knew. Joint was mayor 

unng the water, and then the head rose entirely We out Uie 8miko in , but fouml , e|lt diflicu i, T , "f hi. ..atlv. borou B S at i,.,t 
al«ove the water, and moved sideways slowly, as ftn( i u-j to . th i m ,i v wim i,i nn , rn ii m , -~- 

if the monster was la agony or suffocating. “It an d the blubber was so very elastic -that when T,,K SikamkrOlasoow. —H ard upunlho unhappy, Anm- 

i. a Sea Serpent," I exoUimtsl, •• stand by the stretched t w^ " m come th ” mUh »I> of ll »' 01 »*bow. which threatened 

boats.” ^erowas a hegilancy, and the Mato wheTcut offahrLkto five maix'fMt’ wltah ““l™ terrible U B t the latter .learner 

•aid : •* (>f what use is there lowering for him f i ? ' i escaped, although entirely disabled, with the lost of her 


•aid : ‘Of what use is tore lowering for him J ^ kead, a fearful object, and gre eadeavor- 

jre only o» time and gain nothing, besides. ing to preserve it with salt. 

1 abruptly checked him, and ordered all bands h uve saved all tlie bones, which the men 

called aft. IN ben they hail mustered, 1 told -m nnt .lon« v«i. lo J*-. # i..« I 


l aft. When they bail mustered, 1 told 
I wished to “ try “ that fellow — I rirjj;e< l 
with all'to eloquence I posseasetl, UlUng 
there was but few who iielicved in the ex- 


Stance of tlio Sea (Serpent, and that a wUh hml p e( . t i ong8r t | inll tho 
been eapreeaed that a whalo-aliip might fall in 8prvt<1 t | l(lt tlll(rc wc| 


“ » r “ enueavor- . K , c „ 0(1 omol . r Wc „ , „ f 

tng to preserve t will, salt. count of the .Bit, * „ r a^,.„ B ,.r : “ 

We have suve .1 all the bones, winch tho men nvictt tiia*o« „l. tl... s.h. „.„t „„ 
nro not done cleaning yet. In vuttmg open till) Olydc a chip u.-ar to U.,« 1 I„ K .track a- tmn. wl.l. h ,'ur 
Serpent we found pieces of squid and a large cut-water was duuitfgoU, cauring d«lny uu Hnturday tin* 
blnckfisli, the flesh of which dn.npcd from the ^U'. wlu-n we lift ai om- o'clock, v. m Propped the pilot 

i .. A . t ts ., , 1 1 * , • at (IrW-iibck. and cncoiintorud-gali-s niiil head win. it till 

bouts. One of tho a.erpents lungs was three Montjiiy the lUtli. It thin Cnibincnccd blowing a hurri-. 
leet lunger than the other. I siioulu have oh- cam*, and it was with the utmost (difficulty that tho idiip 
served that there were ninety- lour 'teeth in the co h | ' 1 be kept ngnliiNt thcvwln l and s< hs. Tin* atorm Jn- 

<anr., i"fr gr- »a.m -v.-- in-l 'iNiwmri rtr.l Ui is 'C.fiihi; ntiJCupni-tx- . yd,-. i, . i • 


him, and should tell of seeing him when we got aa uno * a tif Um i\ Kt *i, ft ( i n bniw ’ i, c °nMuufciiy. 

k«e, we would be laughed at and derided, and S5f- n ° if* 1 ?** ?*• * quin, hilt deeply and evening ot t> «,uma«y : 


About lialf-piiht aix on the 
the Viwt-I wun struck on tlm 


stake — our manhood, and even the cf 


j j ■ j , ® , nirge aM s urumo at tne gum, nut deeply and evening of the hiuu* day. the viwei wui atruck .. 
home, we would be laughed at nud derided, and fi nu |y Hett >y e found it had two spout-holes, ur >*turboar 4 nft quarter with a tremendous «*». which rwepi 
toe very first question would be, ‘ nfiy aidii t spiracles, so it must breathe liken wlmle; it a^uy tin* bulwarks from tf»* funnel nit. carrying away the 
you try him ?" I told them our courage was at B i H0 i in ,i four swmnnimr ihiwh nr imltnHnn« of w J lL AThV aw ‘' U*« cautaiu h deck-room, thegreau-r part of 
stake—our manhood and even the credit of the ri ,.?* , P ‘ or the smoking-room, the* mate’s cahin-which wan on d»-«-k. 

maae-Kmr mannooii, anu even me creuuw I.hp ones, for they were like hard loose flesh. The and the companion. The dcy-JIglirii of the after cablu 

Whole American AVhale Fishery , and conclUuo! j 0 j n tB of the back were loose, and it seemed as if w «' n! uUo'dwriruyeU. An Immem*t- volume of water came 
. by appealing; to their cupidity; holding out when it wug gw imming that it 'moved two ribs rushing down the aompanio,! i. till it wa, about threV f,-.. 
that we might possibly get into some southern and a ioiut lit H ♦inn»_nlnmKt liiro font Tin, Ju ep iu the million. A large body of wafer WU.H Hl>o In the 
•Wirt anu a joint at r time— Almost like leet. Iho engWhouM*, the engine having «*f thiS^lmn e'csxcd to 

F” 11 * • muscular movement Of tho oei'J lent after it WHS net. Tho after part of the vowel waa now under wafer. 

“ I do not order one of youtogointhe lioats,"’ dead, made the laxly look ns if it was encircled Tho (! »l»f#h‘ culled to the englnvorH aud firemen. Keep 
I said, “ but whb will volunteer V' Let mo say by longitudinal ridges. Wo were nearly throe up 1 11 *' 4 for 3 , ‘* ur Uvw # " t . T j u * ftiU i-touin beingput on. 
* credit ^America, ta the abip daya in getting tlii) Iwnea in, but U.ey are nmv 

stepped out at once, followed by air but one nn- nearly clean and are very porous and dark with great force, giving lu*r kri-nt'hluwHjiud ahock* — **°w 
tiro and two Englishmen. I ordered the boat- colored. .* of them anuudiiag the bulwarkf both in the ft&fhoanl and 

otorerq and offioera to eiamino and lh,t > The heart I whs enabled to preserve in liquor 

every thing in and about the boats was in per- and one of the eyes, hut tlie lieu.l.taotwithstnn.l- iUuf«ly went and arlsni it. Mr l'„t„n. n„. rourtk .im.v, 
feet order. I had already jumped into my boat ing it is cool, begins to emit' an offensive .odor, ihun eauMi !<» tlu.tr auhlutuncu. and it i, im ] « to 
, when the Serpent lasgan to move quite rapidly, but 1 am so near tho coast now that 1 shall hold l,» lil«|.ly ,,r Wsooaductr It was im-riforlous n. a 
' nnd it was neeees^y to stqnd after him. The onto it a. it is unless it is really ..like to breed £!■. ‘ 

wind was piping up stronglv, but ns wc game l a distemper. Every man in tlie ulup participates the tiiirti n'mu* ltad an arm broken, mid wan obliged to i • 
I oontinued to carry all sail, hoping to be able in my anxiety. • „ n-utovi-dieloW, umi four oHut Beaimm win- aiwtdihabb d. 

to tower before the gale rartered U impoiil.le. 2 r. M — I have just spoken the vo«.el ; si„, 

The Berpent worked to windward, which com- proves to be tlie brig Clipsy, (Jiijyt. Bturges, cigl.t hi, wife, villi f"ur cliUdren. t«,. x t.i. aad two boy" ." ' 


tive and two Englishmen. 1 ordered the bont- 
stearers and offioers to examine and see that 
ev e ry thing in and about the boats was in per-' 
leet order. I had already jumped into my boat ; 


of them umiiehing tho bulwark* both in the /‘larboard and 
lurboiird bow*. Till) fuufjuun utthu nlied were thrown 
down ut tills moment, aud another man uud.hoydmuic- 
diutcly went and Hciacd it. Mr. Patnn. the fourth iuutv. 


t when the Berpent tiegan ut move quite rapidly, but I ant so uotr tho const now that 1 shall hold 

' and it was necessary to stand nfter him. The on to it as it is, unless it is really like to breed „ 1M , „. irMVU „ UJ K fl .„ 11I1U M .,. n nn 
wind was piping up stronglv, biit as wc gainud a distemper. Every man in the sjtip partidpiiteH | th« third nNate had an arm broken, and wag obiigi-. 
I oontinued to carry all sail, hoping to be. aide in my anxiety. • 4 | ntmov'-d .below, ami i»iur ut4u«r Bcaiu.*ii w»ry aiBodi 

to lower before the gale rendered it impotuiblc. 2.i\ m. — 1 have just spoken the vcspcl ; bIui k,n '"'" " n - 

The Berpent worked to windward, which coin- I proves to be the brig Gipsy, (Sapt. Sturges, eight 


‘it* v 1 have Nust snokon Hip vimahoI • aha llu * i m,i '" ,,, g ,, V''' ah "« wiio-Xu,t»x.*rtt*d themwlvce V 

7 1 nave just BpoKon lip vesptl . Blu . th „ uUnw , , lf their abilify to , 4 gentleman am 

proves to be tbe brig Gipsy, Onpt. Sturges, eight hi* wife, with four children, two K lrU and two boy*, tl.. 
days from Ponce, P. It., with oranges and niev- vidnst ton yarn «.f -a^.-. it was truly aifatlng to P et- tin 


proves to be the brig Gipsy, (5apt. Stur^ 
pelled ltie to jiaul on the wind, nnd soon after 1 duys from Ponce, P. H., with oranges and nun - 
carried adray my foretop gallant mast ; this was ebandise, bound fb Bridgeport He lias kindly 
most unlucky for us, nnd what was still worse, .offered to put these sheets in tbe po*t-offlcc when 
we lost sight of the monster. We repaired dam- I he arrives. * As soon as I gel in 1 shall be on* 


ohnndisc, bound fb Bridgeport He has kindly }’ ur # nlf ' l,, « raWfi explaining to thoir cliildn-n tlu* ja-rl- 
olferetl to put tl.ese alieoto m tl.e |Kttt-office wlici. 


r i with all possible dispatch, aud still kept on abled to furnish you n inure detailed account, 
wind hoping to see his snakeship. In leM I am, sir, your obedient servant, 


1 nm, sir, your obedient servant, 

than on hour we saw him again, but* some ways CiiAlu.bH Bkaiirhy, Master wlmlcship 

to windward ; soon ascertaining Uiat ho partly • •Monongalielo, of NowBedford. 

turneil and was headed baft our beam, I put tho ■ . - . 

ship about on the other tack. The wiud had Miscellaneous European Items. 

increased so much that 1 was obliged to put a . , 

single reef in the fore and rnisen topsails. Tho Thc Hpanisli lU.yal Navy now consists of one 
r 1 ia«rwtonrA<l fnr .. f..w ,„!„«/« un«-of-batUo nhtp and two -in aoustpictlon. five fHffllte*. 

Berpent disappeared for u few minuftw again, ilE c(rTett ,., ^bt briic of fltH '.■!«*■, tlw of *?<*ond 
but wtieu ue rose lie was a mile nlieaa ot til-3 cla*i*. two brig itcbtHiuir*. five. Koboouia*. aud tvieuty-om* 


■hip and going alowly to leeward, having mad.* sUorawri 
a complete ««”«■ « SBSS 

I frankly admit my hopes were feeble V ® vcr " 


/<hip and two in poiujtpictlon. flvi* fHgnti**. 
«*icht bri/?n of VpiMi, tbpM) of M-(*on l 
two bria BcboouiTK. five, aohoouur/t. uud tv.euty.om* 
it* of all sine*, of which five are at Cuba, five other 


really capturing him, and the gule mi 
hesitate about lowering, but the time u 


employed a* packrtx Urtvrrn the I'.-nlnHula and the An cWtUn Kra. eoiiUlnn valuable Information 
tiUra. and four at lb* Philippine Inland*, or ou lho wny goveruuivntal dotaija of the OttoinuioKuioire 
ever there Then* are h 1«> einht transport »hi|is. The coa*!- ihat llmru ur.- Drpurtmi-uts "f Marine, t'onii 


to thL-m. uiiu counaeung them to prepare for eternity 
uud itUi-ngth. u heu tlio storm wu.“ ut it* holglit.'tjie poor 
llttli- i*t»*ttt UFvs bid tlu-uiselveri down ‘ Upon' tlie tables in 
the niloon, hand In band, .they unddlieir parents, wltli no 
other hope Ilian tliat tho oe.eati was that riight to lie their 
grave*, lint it wan otherwise ordered. Tlie vesM-lumnag. il 
to brave thu storm. Ou Wednesday, about two u'uloek. 
at considerablt* risk of being cajiglft in the trough of tin- 
sea, from lu*r great length *he was put about, nnd al- 
though the -wi nt Iht was rough.* went away before Un- 
wind in gallant idyle. We viglitod Capo Clear on Monday 
morning about *ix o’clock, aud arrived ut Oreenoek on 
Tuesday evening. 

TfuK/ i — The official Almanac ..f tlio Turki*h (Jovern- 
u;**nt for the year 1280 -of the Ut-gru. or 1862 of the 
Christian Kra. contains valuable information upon the 
governmental detail" »'f the Ottoman-Jimpire. It Miem* 
that tne.ru ure Depai tmi uts of Miiriiu*. Coiuim-ree ami 


guard serrice is stated to comprise steamer*, two hri; - | Police, and also of Agriculture.* Education aud Public 


sciiooner*. five schooners, three ml dicos. fourteen felucca 


tho Berpoat «» ..till, and we nearly n lmlf ...ill ,to - *' '" , ' 1 m "" 1 ' r “'-*'0..; Sultan - will 

, f . . . . , ^ iJeys. chpeciallv if poor, are u*uaily^a 

N° small degree of excitement has been cre.-i- l’ l, . u ' k Hn ' Ihcrutive. The Di piSt 
t«Ml by the discovery of u body imlM-dded ill tlie wall* 


control of ull the shi) 


Prosperity The number of officials in these dejiartmeiit* 
depends upon tin- Hultau's will Ili-posublc KfTendis uud 
IJeys. uapeefahy if poor, are usnully ^jailed into these 
places trhhsll are lucrative. The 1)1 piirtiiient of police is 
comp- I at present of dd associates, nil Muslim, but 


•keeper to keep close to in , bt Stephcu * Ohapel. London. While tho workmen were nu : v, - v «>'«•*? tltuit o or 7 are present at a meeting It i* 
i to lose sight of us for ail shipping an old stone wall of the cliaju-l. they came Ulmii JjJiBfiTl - al u< VjV ® ^hri*tiun. officials in. the »h;- 
** ; rolled up iu canvas, and ,mr “ nn ‘ n, “ | — iu a 1 * 


.tatowd, fejrtolf tukmg the | 

strokes, the wind and sq*'carryiu ' , Uon. a wooden pa-tond stall w«* 1. 1 
1, I told the bout-ateerer, Jamrs ! “» *»* carried by the mitred abl* u 
of Vermont, to “stand up;” w.it’i >,r 4 h urr y «’ nt p ‘ ,r - »«»«*• **» *|»" 

....... . .... ■ I UlAili- were strietlv (Minnli.l In or.l..i 


lied kip ill canvas, nn l on unobroring ft a laments an- mentioned, although they are the ljeail 
ras disclosed in a perfect rtuto of preserve. un ■ 1 u ’ hllslntws. The quarantine Commission- 

en pa-tond stall was f. uml liy lu side sueli, ew-"* 1 * uenimiu— ure. not only not mentioned, but-th* 


Iron, (harpoon,) and when I beckoned with 


bis weapon* were buries 
puloivc txxly before u>. 
tore was no risible mo 
sbtflsd ends with tlie be 
•way s lance as quick 


«**»* carried by tho mitred abbot* of the olden tiiu*-. I >* iguored in the Alinan 

re, of Vermont, to “stand m>'” wit'i Mr Uurry WH,i wnt ft,r * ««•*!• h» tli« meantime, the i , j J‘“«‘ l HKV‘ , A > f V“‘ birector.-ail thu Medical School 
' i intrrniditv he laid hold of ’ uiain- were strictly guarded, in order that an examin. j “ n ‘ l < | ‘f h,,r '* ■ » Iftly the honorary Dinelors. Mho are Muslim, 
oool lntrtpiaity. ne laid hold of ll u tiou may !*• tnude. The walls in which tlds interesting ?? 1 ‘ 11 aamedo Cant. Hhidc. wliq may aeur a diamond .on 
■poon,) and when I beckoned Wltli .i relic was dlscoven-d. form part of. the chapel * built l.v turl » 1 ' , i. and who takes the rank «»f Admiral In tin 

Richard II . in 1308, the money for the purpose having Mariue. is also omitted in th* list 
lreeti raised liy a tax impaled on all f >n igm-rs then re.,,!- • l h‘ct* *how that the Turkish Movernment has 
ing in the kingdom Tlie body must, therefore.. liaVc be ii I f° 1, iU rvl'llOUB fanaticism. The extension ufvivilixat 


existence of the insliturioii is iguored fu tiiu AUnanae 
Tlie samu is true of tin* Director* of thu MudiciU'School 
ami others, while the honorary Directors, whoare Muslim, 
are all naim d., Capt. Shido. whq may weur a diamond on 


of my hand, quick as thought both t I Richard Tl.. in 1308, the jnouey f*»r the purpoao liuvh.g ; M J}, r 1 lu *; J* *bo omitted in th*- list 

is were buried to tbe nocket in the n - ra M ' J l,y H ,ux i*npo#cd on nil f >n lgm-rs then rrsj. 1 ,. , ^ "bmv that thu ^urjiisli 

1 were uunea to tne Hocicet in ue > ing ln „ H . Wllgdom The mxu{ t | u .refnre..lmyu l>, .. ! f° U ii * wMl}?* 1 0»nuticism. The ext 


(ioverniuent has yet. 
• iision af<civiUxat!im 


tbeu to pull u|» tlmt 1 might get a lance, whe 
a movement of to body was visible, and tl> 
bead and tail of to monster rushed as it we* 
to touch the wound. , 


The Gazette dr France snys: “Some time 
bark thefe was an idea of e.tnblbhihg an immense .-It 
trio light-house on some lofty |mrt of the (Jap I to), lu place 
of thi- l'Un llelits XVi. mi.l. I •)>.., t . ..i ... . 


I niun. Aturuuian-Turkish. Moorish. ItUlgarian. Wallachiim. 
! Servian. Ucrumh . French and Italian languages The pe- 
riodical official journals which appear in the Turki-h 
. language, for more than half of tho ■ inhubitaut* of tin- 
Knipitv. are fouvorsaut with that, uonsist of a small mu* 


The frightfulnesB of to head as it snnroacl (• 1 W ‘‘ u,, d«Mtaud t hat this plan is uJmh, ; , }u fotlstautiuople uud another iu Egypt a medical In .- 

ffis hoaL filial tkT,^. o to l PP J / to be carried Intorxceutlou. and tliat already preparation- >thl l.a* been recently added to Them. Moatofthe*.- 

Ue Doat, AUed the crew with terror, aud three have bean ©ommeueed fonthft purpow on the top of il sheets appear 1, v.eekly Turkey lm« o foreign Fmln**i«- 
of tom jumjied overboard. I iustincUvcly be! i u,wer of Jacques-ia-Roucherie ; | d.»r*-in Teheran. (Persia; Athens. London Dari's. Berlin 

oat my lance and its sharp point entered tin*. The Jesuits havu been attempting to obtain .« ‘/, uJ )'*!!, U,II ,‘ Thu Kiul«i.-*atlor* in Lyndon aud I’ari* nr- 
myt ~~ I was knocked over and felt a deep chum - deem* disabling the Jew* from holding duy public YUm - i n * r ,‘ l ”- rks '‘igliti-eu forcigu power* send Minister* to 

ing of the Water around me — l rose to the tnir- l * 0U| At the government of .liouis Napol»on lately made ] ur , y 

tore, and can^hta glimpw of to writhing -bo* l.v-r n.n or ^J -* 1 n 0 *^ 

and was ogam struck and carried down : 1 *criptiou. it U not Ukely. with M. Pould for hh» Miuit* r ' Koh ^ U * ^ Mw; h>ll«oviug uxceUent 

partlr Umb my consciousness underwater, but ^Fiuauce. and llaruu Buthachild for lxik hanker, that he . !l r , , 

recovered it when J rose again ; in the hhx.J will be guilty of any unklndaemtowaj da the race of Israi l. 1 ' There may be .«oine who think ntlierwlno. .bnt tin* most 

foam, to Bnake h»*l disappeared, aud 1 xhout*-i , . Tb. * terror in the French provinces goes on ; . i 

“ Pick Up the line.” The third mate, Mr. Bel - ^ 1 IU 4 ^» ttuy *T rl / r l l, ‘ ?? U , ntr i n " t re.d. tlij ^ir fate a* a free nation i* M-aied. .It'S Ju»t that 1 

bert «U llU. wbldl W oumtlutl! U-gau . . I .n.^ . Ira, .tore. UM, e.to,h.MW.U. , »t.k-U liny .uuU fiv ri-.-ll... ...'clwily l..r UiSi «r I 
bs token out rapidly. The mate picked me up H 11 ' *t the in> 4 |»orUjiuullk«- hour of mit* urising from thi ui. would destroy auv renubiu* thu 


Louisiana Interior. 

Til* Wrumi —Tin- Cotiporillu ftitclllgelirer. of the 
2S(h lilt *ny. ” Till* wcnlhet- f*r tin* pint few d«ys f hil* 
b'-. ii i : ■ • lit f i . ! Tilt* bqltny iiiflit>*nee« *<f <prltig • .u* ' 
tlfi.th ■ i . "(I 114, and the forest tllid (lie All-Id have I III 
on 'Ii r :.i garfiUlin* W*- t rn-t tlmt we .-Ipil] Ii v> 

ti" pe vt ii •!. , Mil tliat we limy say and /.(ng for tin* rest M 
of the* .moil : . 

‘*'**•<1 Blnnm-f '* n rnmin', *<>1.1 Winns', iotn'." 

Tm‘ Mmsmsirt’i — The ('otirnr*|la Intelligencer, of tin 
1WIH ult .'says » Tin- river at thi** point in still rising nml 
Is now :U l , feet altove low water mark." 

The Raton RougV tlnxette. of the 27tl) ult.. -nys : *• Look 
nut for your leveek the river is r^ing rapidly " 

I.ani* Si.ibrs — Tlie IMiiqliemllie Sentinel, of the 2Sth 
nil . says : •* Sinn* tho exceedingly severe min of- Friday 
niglit. 2utli lust., tlu* bank of tlie bayou Within tin* limits 
of our town tins sank In many plnfcoi and to a rolisidero- 
bit* extent- -the worst place being opposite the resir'eid-v 
of Mr l\ Hftiith. when*, half the levee fell in. Thl« puls 
onr eorporallon to a eunsiderahle expens*' ; lint we are 
happy, to see our Mayor active ntul vigilant iu remedying 
the disaster. A short distance nj/ov** the mouth., of the 
ltfiyou. a larg e seinl^rlrctilarsHilo of the river Imuk has also’ 
wettrred, extending triward* tipi tyiypu an. I meking the 
upper bank of the Imynti at the irioutli a narrow neck of 
land which must soon give way. in which case the mouth 
will lie made a third wider. Wc are fully* justified in as- 
sorting, tliat during the present rise, two-thlrds iff the 
drift of the Mississippi enters tin* bayou." 

Run lliv in — Tin* Alexandria (La.JT Dfffildcrilt of (lie 
21th of Felirunry says : 4 *‘ 

(■‘ur river, which’ has. hopn lying*.* low for several 
inbuilt* past, as to be considered in a fair way U lose its 
fair name in tiffs w.*rl.LJtoto.%uddenly takep a honneopa- 
tlilc dose, and Is in a fair way to recover its wonted 
activity, nnd restore life and nnimafion to nil coming 
wilhitfitM Influence. It is now in good navigable order for 
tlm largest class boats all tlu* way to £lj rev o port " 

The Feliciana Whig records the sudden nud accidental 
death of Mr*. Sarah Montgomery, wife of Major Tliomn* 
Montgomery. Oq Sunday morning, the 10th. the train iff 
ai a r*. On the Olintoft nnd Port Hudson iliillroad • stopped 
near the depot at Clinton to discharge some freight, when 
Mr* M. opened tin* front dh«r of tlie passenger ear. nnd 
n*c*;ived her death wound by the nccidelitiff discharge of 
a musket, whirl) had been placed ngaiiist. the iltwir |*y a 
negro, who was assisting in discharging- freight. Tlie un- 
fortunate lady, who was accompanied liy her’children. cx- 
plr.'il :il in* *>t iiurni-diately 

Ravoi La/oi'iU ii» „ — The ThilM*ibiu.\‘ Minerva of Satur- 
d»y Kiya: • Rayon Kfoucehe i* now iu fine steaml^iating 
qrd'T. and rising rapidly. Wit have great f*-ars of re- 
iiinrkably High .pater the coming sdWri.'’ 

Ravoi Pi.\mi»:>nN/:.-)Tiu: Sentinel eontiihr* the pro-' 
reeding* of a meeting ol'eiUxcn* d( tlmt Parish relative to 
Itaynu PlaqUcinlW. A series of resolution* wen* ad«»pt< d 
setting forth tliat the drift which aimually passes througjl l 
liayou Plaqucuiiuu i* rapidly incrflOTfig the obstruction* 
t«» navigation on the navigable routes to the Interior and 
tin* Attakapas ; that Into opinion -nf-to meeting the 
itim*HM* , |u lli*' width uud depth of the Rayon which hue 
taken place within the last few years, and the great fall in 
th*- stream (eighteen and a half feet in'tw.-lve mil**) 
afford good gFounds for tho Belief that tho Mississippi 
woubl eventually take its course to thu sea In this dlree- 
tien. unless mefisureit were taken to prevent it: The. fob 
lowing an* tlu* concluding resolutions*. 

Iteiolviyf, Tlmtyfrom sotirces *ff inforiiifitlnn to he n*lied 
upon.lt is believed that •nearly Uv>* million* .ff acres ,.f 
land an* ndulered Hicapabh* «.f cultivation and conse- 
•|tu*ntly use -h *s to tho State, through the periodical flood 
ol water passing Into Rayou Plaqucmhie. and suhincrgiuit 
the lands in tlie direction of it* flow. 

Hcsuh'til. Tliat tills meeting unilniniously recommend to 
the Legl*Utur*> or this State, as an net. of great public 
utility— reclaiming an immense' Quantity of public lands, 
securing uninterrupted navigation to the western int*-rior. 
etc —the propriety of locking and eanaling the bayou, and 
that our delegation are requested to urge the expediency 
'in-l necessity of such ai measure 
lUtolml. That it is the belief of this meeting tliat 1 rick- 
ing aud eanaling Bayou Pluuuenilne would b*- more u 
work <>f public advantage and Importance to the State 
generally, than to any one section of it • It would secure 
continued navigation from tli« Mississippi river to all the 
interior parishes west, beside* giving to the State tlie 
benefit of the large amount of public land* which would 
bo brought into market through the crimpletion of tills 
work. , 

Maim to <’»i ii oiisia.— A Washington correspondent. of 
.tlie New York Pointueroial Advertiser say* : 

I learn that the House t’oiinnitf*-*- on the Post Office 
and Post Road* — wl(|0h Is. by- the way. a very practical, 
not to say radienl committee— an* pn>pnred t«» make a re- 
port in favor of the acceptance uf Mr Yiinderltilt s ofl. r 
t«* e.-irry the I, 'idled State* mails frdm New York to Srtn 
Frauclitt'i across the Isthmus <ff N'icaragOfi. Mr. Vander- 
bilt offers to perform the service at half the rate which 

The correspondent further states tlmt Congress will pro- 
bably terminate tljo contract with. Mr. Law. aud others 
according to its term*, by buying the ships at the sum 
fixed in the contract. $l^U0.tXX) w liy tlds operation, eon- 
thiU'vi the writer, they will save to tlie public treasury 
♦2.600,000. during tin* eight .years of the reumining term 
of the emit met. J*r*ide* getting the ship* clear nud for 
nothing T*» continue the contract with Messrs. Law A 
Co. will require ♦SJKJO.OQO. Rut Mr. Vanderbilt will do 
the service for <3.000.000*. It will, therefore, be determined 
to buy the ships, and yet save $2,500,000. 

Tm. Maikkial or NVai(.— T he mat* rials Of war belong- 
ing th tire FfBlieh Uovernmefit are valued at 430 Millions 
of fraucs . Tills sum is thus divided ; Provision*. 27 mil- 
lions c Miljtnry Hospitals and thcirjurniturc. 17 minimise 
clothing and camp furniture. 45 millions ; 72.800 horses 
un*l their trappings. 52 miliinns ; f«Mider.lf> millions; Ar-^ 
tilb-ry depart incut. 208 millions ; Engineers’ inst ruments. 

11 Yidllion*. The Artillery department contain* 4.ls*8 
bronze cuimon. JHll iron cannon (all battering pieces)-. 
;WOO bronze field piqres. 2076 lifortars. 4382 iibwilZers. 2211 
bronze B'vivol guiis, 17.074 guu carriages — field, battering 
*»r casenmti- ; 2.U03.8O1 Hint amLpurcussiou guu.-. bebaTg- 
ing io the State, but iu tlie lnqid* of tin- army uud the 
National Uuafd* ; 151.021 -musket«{ous. 184.^30 pistols 
Tin* Arsenals couiuln— 0.001.234' cannon btrlls of Various 
Weighty* 1815.300 Bombs. 1,000.000 shell*. 212.216 grenade* 
32.000.000 lbs. of Imllet*. 62-OOO.OOq lb* of powder. 00.00".- 
000 cartridge** 00, fitXi lbs. of |K)#dt*r contained in pnijcc- 
tiles. l*SMKK» ll.s of ingredient* for tin* umnufllcture of 
novyder. Sill*-*- 1815. during 36 yeur* «ff pi*aee. the army 
ini* la-ell kept upon » footing of war. -at un expense of la!- 
OO0.QOOOQO fra ui's.. or hi plain Kiigli-li. $2 TUd.UUU.ffiXJ— 
ttvn llioitsuiid seven hundred millioii dollars. 

Tm: FLOnii».«-IxniAV». — It will be wa n by the 'following 
from the Jacksonville Rejiubllcan,- that the Indians in 
Florida are.gettlng very troubfeopic. and tliat. lighting 
has actually coimneuced. The remote settlers are in dan- 
ger, and tin* tlovernmeijt is called upon to act with energy 
and promptness : ’ * 

•• In addition to tho Reports current from various quar- 
ters of Indian forays bcyohd’f he prescribed. Indian l>oun«l- 
nry. wc give place to the following note which den. Hop- 
kius ha*, politely handed us. We have also seen a letter 
to the same officer, dated as far buck a.« November 11. 1861 
from Captain Jarnaganrdescribiug-a trail of Indians and 
hogs that they hud driven off. by himself and brother 
Through the Sentinel, it was also stated that Captain .lit i. 
nagan came up with lmliuiu driving i ff hog* in the early 
part of January. Mr. Hughey, tin* author of tin; note, is 
a man of unquestioned veracity From Ids information 
there appears to have been at least a bunch’ on tin- 
frontier." 

'■ MrUuniiltr., Orange county. Feb. 1". 1852. 

- .SiY — J ariiitgau bu* been with the Indian* again ; b- 
ha* captured two. and they think another was killed ; and 
no doubt tbe hull U opened. east lie war Whoop ha* been 
heard i" our laud We know imt wlmt may income of 
our families. We want aid speedily. \Vi* think our fami- 
lies are ln great danger. 

Your*, truly. John Huoiir.v. 

"limi-mi D. llo|.kiiu." 

The rumor that the Oovernor lmd given authority to 
raise troops if denied: . a. . . 

t.*MT»:ii- '{*TVI KS IlRAM H Mini .—The following is a state- 
nmut of the deposit* aud coinage nt tlio RranclrtMliit of 
the United .State* at NewOrleaus. during the month of 
February, 1852 : •- 

Drpbdlt. 

Gold... *482.670 W. of which f474.0U4 7fi Cali- 
fornia gold $482,578 f»H' 

Silver. . $10,064 52. of which $2,728 UI parted 

from California gold ... 10 084 62 

Total amount of deposits $408,001 61 

Gold. > , Coinagr. 

8.600 double eagles. $170,000 <s> 

12.IMJ0 eagle* 120.000.IS* 

. J^itO U j i ua r tux-iu*Hk'S ' 11U.000 ""- 


ri"" '*'. in- /.» ,n. — Mr ‘LueiilV R CoIkI' ff. u, ii del | 
k.r|.i hi Smith T.vini. ..root. PhlDHrlphlii riwu.lv 
>"■' 'I'..' » '" .iv.-n 1.1 It tniH 1 nil. .. iniil’t.. ,|n«!,|, 

I'r.eal In the »'nus«>.--|h* tnnde n g.-neial fim. Ii nml mum-Ii «>l 
ill 4 lii|tp*r uluii*lls ou llM* j.!ivi‘tni*i)t )n ir-ii* 1 1- * ; i , . i 
Cask- of .taimiji'.i ii|ij,|i-.ll)at|8 v. ,1 , .| .. 

1>i"l. wlil.f y ; lieu- lit .'...I mljoliiis. „V„. 

gla««. *. wltli every thing .-l— lireiiknhl. . w ., i„, r 

I fmginrnlniy or atomic enmlllli.ii «<ni;li i* 

| 'l"*Ch1etion. says tlie ^eiiii*ylvaiiliiii. miti/rully uttiaete.l 
a crowd of spectati-rs. some iff whom slmwci (he deepest 
concern, sormw aud lndi|ftitlim. while Beholding wlmt 
they considered a wanton Waste nf th* precious liquids 
Horne pf the old soakers were seen licking the piece's of 
broken hollies wilii'aii cagerne** wilfch showed a highly 
cultivated taste for stimulating beverages, 

Tm Maim Liqnin Law in Nk.wYoiik — T he NewYork 
(.ommen-ial Advertiser of the 21st' ult'. contain* a long ar- 
ticle MU till- present aspect rtf to temperance question iu 
tlmt state, nml particularly In' the city, and it shows eon. 
cluslvely that even if the Mnlne'liquor la* could in* got 
through 'tile Legislature it* provisions could never he car- 
ried out in the lit) Iff New York. Leaving nut en t ind y 
the abstract question of rigbt.or wrong, the law Is Iffi. 
practicable. And a force an great and as obedient ns were 
tie* soldiers of Louis Napoleon would he nimble to enforce 
it. The Advertiser think*, however. Unit tlu* temperance 
folks might, by united effort, obtain the abolishment "f 
tle‘ Sunday truffle in liquor, ami nisi* the passage of a 
law separal fug entirely the liquor trade from all other*, 
forbidding vendor? fronuselllng any tiling else. 

E.niii.ani*.— A large and 6111110*111*110 meeting '.of 'tlie 
Inliabitafit* of the Tower Hamlets. England, whs rcecnVly- 
held to give an expression ’to pul, lie felling in regard to 
tlie 1- renclf mu /nl *7n/.ntul the threatening aspect assumed' 
by the' despotic powers of Europe against the inde- 
pendence of England. They adopted resolution* ‘de- 
imuu ring. ip ' stru n g Tt'fll iK ' ■ R T tt lf w " " ?Tai ii ilcdi ' i nmi ' ”lns '' 
mijf it' tint; ‘ 

Tin: Aiir.Mi-ii.il Amhasni nation or I, , iris Napol/.on. — < 
The 'assertion that Louis Napoleon had been shot at hi* 
hitherto laid hardly -apy. better, form than rumor . Tlie 
Catubria * full . new*, vouches 'for its' truth The Prince 
President was not only shot at mu-.- but by tW*e different ' 
individuals. Rumor 1ms this three, hut only one is i» fob- 
stantial fm't Tlii* fact is a* follow* : tin Thursday night. 
UiiL —Ult • luitmT! .12 atitl.1 ji'.Muek^thiLff’-reflidenLwa* . 
leaving tin- Elys. e in pay u visit i>. Mrs Howard, lib 
mistress; some *ix or elglit nffleers were with, him 1 . ' AV 
la- came down tlm alley towards'lii* earring a . 
Mjfthmed at till- gate, leveled his. short rifle. t.lok aim ami 
fired. The bull wliisti.-d past Napoleon's lend. *lightjy 
grazing his hair. Tlie'aim of the ilms war '(sliiirpsluHi ter) 
i* usually supposed t , • be unerring ; blltbii-tlli* neeiisinn 
in* sight wns dim. it wa* midnight, and lie tire, l round 

un angle. of Uu* palace ; beside* tilts. In- knew tlm) destiny 
hung upon ill* arm. nml a* he drew tlie fatal trigger hi* 
noryo 'fiiilcU'liihi. nyd lii* liull flew wide of its mark die 
retused to speak. do explain, to gii'i* tils reiisons. nr to re- 
veal tin* names of hi* fellow companions, if lie find any. 
lie was sli.it and buried' in tile garden of tin- Klysvc 
The President contlnuVjl hi* route, ami arrived at Mrs.- 
Howard* without further mishap. 

Ki /'lct in Paiii* or Sla. 1V/.HAT 111 '* Ivnssmi Hanip / 1 
Sm:i n.— Mr. Webster;* speech at tin- Kossuth pnnquet- 
in Washington has provok<-d ( sharp unhitadversinh in 
several of' the Purio journal* *■ The .Jiiurfcol tin I kbit a 
i|e«-ms t lie purport of thc speeeli mid tin* toast • *-xtnior. 
•Unary, strange, repugnant to law and history.'' Tlio 
o ls'srmhltr tfutionolr says : 

"The most serious attention Is due from tin- greirt Eu- 
rdpean powOr* to what lias passed at M'a»liliigtou 
The Govenunejit of the United Hint*-*. Impdi. d by the 
deiuocnitic passions tlmt rule over it. lias abandoned the 
policy of George Washington It no longer restrict* itscir 
to the Interest* of trade nnd navigation, hut dreams of 
exercising uu influence over European |»olitic* Anv 
measure, taken against the Envoy of Au-triH nt the Aineri- 
•inn capital must bu cousfder»-d not a the <|uarr«l of 
Austrin alone, but as tlie eoumion qunrr,-l and conrern -ff 
the PM World, resisting tin- absurd i*rvteu*lons «-( tlie 
Amerieau Republic." 

Ih.AU Thain — A train consisting <ff elglity-two ears 
fVjccnfly passed ove r the t -’nuiden and NewYork Railroad. 

Nkw Okokohd Wiiauno Flm.i . — During the present year 
several additions are to bo made to the NewBedford' 
whaling fleet. The business last year wa* unusually pros- 
perous. Forty-eight ship* were added ; ninety- four nr. 
rived, and 134 were fitted, out. Tlie. importations were 
45.000 barrels of sperm. ‘nml 155.700 barrel#, whuff pi l, 

h b Rxiik Two Turn sand Mu./s /hum ?*:» — A tine liar k 
of tim'd fiu mired and fifty tons has just been completed 
at ('li)clnnuti. and ls soon to be towed doWif to tlii* city, 
where slie w ill reOiflYi* a*rargo for Snli'in. . M'a.-s. t 

the stviTmer Jefferson, from Shreveport for tlii* jiort. with 
a cargo of 1400 bales of cotton, struck a snag about ten 
miles above Uampte, on Re*| River, and almost imme- 
diately sunk to bar cabin floor. The boat will jirobably 
l*rov*- a total loss, hut the cargo, or a grout portion of it 


will V guilty of auy unkiudnea* tow aids tlie race of Israi l ! ’ There may bo some who think otherwise. l*ut thcmo/l 

lnmasiug daily In many part* -f the country tin.* t re.d. tin Ir fate a* a frn- !mti*,n is .-ealed It L* not tho 1 
S? k !K'‘ A ,-W-tawj* “* t M*b -nthm-ut mured l.y war) oi Ito-ILC S 


toutorf u»d murtber ituemdUe. but liMwaurerr I *-<tW« wlihoat uuuii*. ,b„. i*. „ du.u.1 j oum.tr), would Ui.iL u., m. U ; hi!iiu'ry U |'mui. “wnui.i 

audbbU. »re ouw well. Tbe *m.k« fikd liin-li The OMluiiie or tli« Kitiml, Smi.iiuti will *.;. ! *«-•*“>• **.•• r. A.l'fi, .j,., ■ tlViu tliu/' 

JBjr line, the tlilirl inate'a, uud vrax taking t) e Awalfioi nil v on-broiduod, at least i; wc may iJ-lffitc t!.- thh’K'' (n the lus’ -ry of many republic 

•aoqnd matc'i, when I ordered the male to U-i, 1 'l e * u K u ^ an ani*t lu.. t*<n . *. r.«t t., diu« it;,- U"»i flottiirb'd uud daxilnff tlu arltl vith Hair deed*. 
Zood Li. lin/ ^ tlT.V “m * uotyaki,^ •*„ whether tb.- „ou t win V in cfotl or in v, “ ,i, ‘ ‘he*' * M 'It w.mld be sayli. that o Ur country. i 

tm o&u e lux line to to afiiii. Ifie haul.** th, rot of it will u q«iu Fr, „< u. but umroeKit i hv , ‘ u ! Mt,n bblu ^ ‘" P «- »•« that like cause- 

WM ooundjug, and I cautioned the oflicere not w»7 «*»»» ha* yet i. ! „ iwinringembrolderv I * u ' ,v uo1 It-hIucc like i suit*, 

to hold on too hard for fear of drawing tl «* "iuL/w* f»«- fuucilou.riis RLwhl/ed to gir* u frddi in,'- I , ' Thu*, ut lca.-i 1. tor ,.u* . hnv uudtirftiNMl the max- 
irons. Ai Aral to line went out raimilv Un ,hal ‘“'Juirtry. wideh hu* long U u HT r." 1 ’ * ll “' tm*/ .lutfop *.f th*-. prilicv 

de^aaJd craSuallv. IvX! 1 S « ^ rr,tt f ^ v,nlv ^ lu '' uri * 4 N.„., ^ ^ h‘*.“»tlou gre.V if 


uot yet kuoWn whether the „<«,t will >-• in rlotli or in v. I4U ‘ 1 ,h ' " ,l, '' d ' ll '*° l 
vet ; to cut of it will Im* quite Vrom .£ bmurn^Vu* 1 'f?! "* 'T'*" 

than .uy (bat ha* yet bora aeeu ! „ Iwi agil/g VRibrohl.-i v I hl ' r V* , *° uW '*!“ W '‘ r V •" 


,.i nouriiiued-LTid jUoxriuU tin- (irid with Uieir deed*, 
d then djed ll Would be say 1 1 , thut our country 1 i • 
t peopled by human tsdug- t*.'p. -tend tliut like cause, 
re should nut here produce like . -ulis 
' Tli us. at h ost I. for on*' imy uuderstiKHl Urn max- 


deorreumJ gradually, imjvwU«1«i» 1 wu 6blijT I a. THclicrbmiii. Itiu«t«,'i*p67r<‘ ... I u.U.T» »re willUiir 'u. lutrn. fruu. .i Kwrath: “iliU ' iru.' 

•eirt.. un , hr line «ir.w tho wZ i ,.ui on,.-. ^v-"!:^‘er;J;r ! ;;rV^n: 

l*oatM* lfne«, 225 futhoam in a boat, and tw<»- K tLougjht not improbable that tlu* Emneri r 1 ll *'' r ‘ H '^ hn* proved fatal to *<» ioauy. uud wh»r 

•bird, of anutlinr Mn,. 100 f,U.o., u ' margin . II iZZrltVtw ■ * “ ***' ‘“ k, ‘ Uer ' '“T " r 

one tUouxuiwi fatliouin, six feel in u fatljom-^ti x ____ _ ’ With tficwi convlctfou* of the iuten-M yd tlmt pown 

thousand feel — bettor ton one juile uml i.u . . tj» which fof.ir. all others we have *w tii ulleglancu hi 

eighth, uu i-uoriuouh deoth, and the Lrhmurt* nt Z A ,,f foUr *'* "t ou tin- cnj.ip l to fruiporal order—convictluns-tlmt wer*- shared by <m 

tol diotunoA' is inooncwvable V to OoiaBWcial Rank of Wilmington. N (.’ U ■ [m < ’ W ‘‘‘to^^very clus*. until K«.**uth Undml on our 

Uiot UlHta <x* line tA vu le baeu doclarwl by the Board df Dirndor* out ofihe on ton*, having, mi/nsuer. lb*- additionnl reason, dat* d 

It wo m now blowing furiously, and I ncurcoly ^ ((f th , ^ J Ui(n , x J out ot tbe pnd-^ above, for adfo rjug to thi* tr*uiiib5ary pojlcy ot tl, 

dared to carrr sail euuugh to keen the shin up ' W'"' naturally op^iM-d to. tip/ 

to Uml wu» in Ifni, and I wan obliged to tain- Aeroi»raoiT^-Cot, 11 S\ Hus,,. "ur^ly** have nut yK^cntund'Vui^ wiii?t7 w.. W !hTi n. 


M. de radu rbeimi. lluxsiaii 1‘rivy Councillor 

lm> arrived In Berlin ]Jc t« said t-, I*, the ^-iner Ol di ’ 
|«tehe* from, th* Russian J-mptr.., i , Louis Na|M>luili M 


which the Cxar <*ppoae* u uy ut r „ .... , ,, 

deui U* nut on hi* haatl the imperial crown, as la-luu in 
compatible With tbe treat/ of 1815 


ImaW line*, 2iifi futboou iu n Wt, uml I w. - . l! i»tl-ouvl.l nul iinjiroln. t.Ie tl. u 4 Llii'Kinj^'n I- 

(bird, lifuutitlier line. 100 feUunu*' mcire— in >11 iiS*?, Off * 0»n»»y. 


one tkouuund fetliouie, eix feel iu u fatboui — e:« 
Ibouuwl feet — belter liiun one mile un.1 ini 
ei^blli, an enonuuue depth, aud. the pr/aaure nl 
that diatanee ia immuceivable. 


It WM now bluariuf furiously, and I aearcelv 
dared to carry Rail enough tu keel, tbe hljij. up. 
the boat waa ip peril, aud I waa oniiced t<. taiee 
the Uiw to the auip aKain, and ruu the rjak ■•* 
the iruua drawihg I made the end uf the line 
feat, and took in all aai) but euoupl. loket-j.ie r 
eteady. sad waited in elann the auuke’a nMnp 


■ the parting of the line, ur the iruu’a druwiii-. 
Al * the wiatl began to thill , wl.Mi 


. ‘"-wamr-tW II »l lturt..„, «urfre..,l,..r.. 
!" t-^a apH.alSl. rna.ul t„ -raw ria.nl 
ie mo thorny, aitaateil oaith of I'ut. hi the It, ,i l„ai, .. 
ej/lwr r- - — J * uu** 

‘Flit* Ai N a vu h lx/ —TUt «ln |un Hatl llotA I. jxt Nnib. 
MffGjr riJL-. WM* tfootroyed by firy t^Jh.- JOUi ult . I - m.t p. 
WltfoU p^taiu«il, 


tetuplcr wflio invites us to emb irk <>ii a -•■n where wi 
ounjclye* huve uut yet *. utur. d.'bui which we can it- 
call unknown J_ „ j — a.— 


A Hritin *i I'Ku NiitiM.1 —It is statal tlmt toft i* a 
yeucntl ririke ut tin- ,1‘hu uixvme V4ht^ -> trotr HiUtriTJ 
Mills. "Wing to a rt c. irt-VcdurUou ,.f TliwHilkcf-’ 

] ilcumuti m lYiuru to th foruicr rate of wage- Ufort- tin y 
will go to work, 


04.500 pleoefl Totul coinage $400,000 is ' 

No tlelivery of silver coins. 

Tm T/.ih an rrr/.t Raii.iioao.— T lie Wasbiugton com-*- 
pomleut of the Glmrlestoii Courier suys; 

The 'TetmanO-pee Ruiin.ail ('.nnpany will resume tln ii.' 
Opcrutious ou tin- route in Un- course of u mouth or tm. 
witli a force wifflcient to rept‘1 nny attempt to obstruc: 
their enterprise WImteVer may be. the present disposi- 
tion uud decision of the Mexican Government as to tie 
i-i nifinmitii.ii of the Garay grant or the ratification of tie 
Tehuantepec treaty, in* doubt is entertained tlmt tliey 
Will ult ilimtely -yiehl their objection* tu iiGlU The first 
object uf tin* company will la* to construct a teiii|*oniry 
roud for tie- trans|*,rtation ot tln-ir bSvn material, etc., ns 
well ms pucstfUger* and fr*-iglit The route lies tlirougli a 
-IK-Autilul uml hidulirioui* coltutry, and il must become tin 
fn.Toivd n»ute ot truvel to the Facifle 

VtiAix Gar ii Min hv I’imai/b— T hc Gibraltar riirojli- 
ele. of January 17 cvalail^ a narrative of the capture vot 
tbe Rritisli vessel Violet, ou the ltiff t'ouht. by four boat.- 
loudeil with pirate*, numbering, about one hundred nml 
.fifty men. who kill»d tfi*- tfia*l*-r and oyenf tin- men. tool 
jsiswsijlon iif tiu* yysseb uml scut,,, tlie crew.on shore. "Tin 
survivors o| the t<ruw reached 1 Taugitfr after *everu! 
weeks ol huffi riug 

Hah Aicioini m* Fihi. — At Rierre Jntques. NewUruiis- 
wiek. ri cAntly. u Mrs Gatnpbcll left tUc liuust* for u short 
tiau*. .leaving three little girl- of tile ages of two. five am! 
>, veil year* '4lloiii* They w*Te mousing themselves 'liy 
running rouud lu u eircle. wficu they became giddy and 
ull three fell ou the floorwo neur the fire tliat it eouimuni 
lilted to their clothes. Wlien tlie mother returued tie 
youngest girl wu* dead mid the- oilier two died soou alter 

Monsi^m UearasATioN. — A bill hus pussed thu House of 
Delegates of the ^Muj-jlUlpJ l^gisUture. uniting tin- seven 
leading coal rnuipauh'* umb-r OUB charter^ by whirl, tliey 
.*re em|*owircd I" bold 12,uub acres «.J laud, issue sDN-k to 
the amount of $5.Ui0iiuo. and |ierform other Urge opera 
tfott*. 


Gi'Hiot'M Occi'hrkm /:. — On Saturdiiy lost, a poor man. 
residing iu tlie western section of tlie city, whilst count- 
ing u roll of bank note*, missed a liv,' dollar bill on the 
State Rank or Ohio. Suspecting tliat his dog. who had 
be* u watching him. hml swallowed tin- bill, lie imme- 
diately killed and opened him. when tin- fragments ul the 
•note were discovered They were earetully joined, and 
the nbte thu'* re-issued is passing current. [Unit. Sun. 

A Good Book for General Circulation. 

K I S T ’ S 

Tru«> Kriuilev of Ilolitfion. 

gliowing tlie means by which to live a true discitple of 
Jesus t-’lirjst. in Holiness and IVai-t f ; uml also tin- Mala- 
dies ot -the Human Mind nnd Heart. ‘which liliuler tin- 
true practice ot Ri-ligiou. witli thefr causes nml proper 
remedies. 

■'* From llu Ihikh 

“ BlIOUTBK DOCTItlNK (if I’HACTICK,” 

or in/; ' 

R/v KWALDIJS HIST. D D 
I Wei* $1 26 per cunt, discount, wholesale.' 

* JOHN HALL. Publisher. 

5tl Grnviea st. 

1,000 Agents Wanted. 

HKADLKVS d.lKK OK KOSSUTH. 

Just published. THE LIFE OF LO.UlS K« IF.SL'TH. Gov 
ernor of Hiingurv. with notices of tin- Dlstlliguislu'd Men 
nml Scenes iff the Hungarian Revolution. To which Is 
nd.le.l an Appendix, contninllig Kossuth’s A tldres/v to the 
I'uojile of tlie I'uited SDites. uud tlie most important of 
the Addresses'.' Letters and HpiWyhesdif the Great Magyar 
Chief, by I'. (' llcudley; until, Jr of -'l.ifo of (lie Empress 
Josi-plum*."' ” Life of l.iifayette.!’ ete.. with mi Introduc- 
tion by Horace Gieelejv. in one elegnut ■ 12mo.’ volume !, f 
401 pp.. with mi accurate steel Rorli nil . Price $1 25. 

N. B.— Agents wanted in every county in the United 
HtiUc*. (not already occupied.) to sell the uljovi* populnr 
work. It Is believed that almost every rekdlug family 
will lie glad of tin- ,ippi>rtuiiity of posseseiug tlie Life mid 
Speeches of tin* noble Hungarian Such is thc present in- 
dication from the unparalleled sale of the work Address 
DERRY Al MILLER. Auburn. N. Y. 

A single coiiv sent by mail, free of postage, on receipt ,ff 
price, post paid ' f,. 14 

IU BEES.... BIBLES,,, 

JOHN BALL, 

‘ No, 60 Gravier Btrcet, 

Han just received one of Hie LARGEST mid REST as- 
sortments of Bllile* and I'riiyer Jiook* ever brought t>> 
tliis city. 

FAMILY ItlRLES. at from $1 oU'fo $50 per copy. - 
OCTAVO 1URLES, at from $1 tii $l((. in various style, 
qfhimling 

SMALL ItlRLES. with unif witlmut references, of Vel- 
vet bindings, gold linuds uml clasp*. Turkey morocco, hii- 
ti*iue v elusi*s''Aild band*. 

CHEAP SCHOOL BIBLES AND TESTAMENTS oct4 tt 

BOOT AND SHOE STORE. 

The old aml favorite stand, corner of Cutup. Duplnntier 
and Prytmiln streets, is now well (urniide-d witli a stock ot 
Shoe* uud Roots, of every variety. ‘ 

Customer* uud ‘strunger* faitliftilly served witli good 
bargain* ami a goial fit! from Monday moridiig until Satur- 
diiy night. 

N It'.— l'leuse rcmciiil(i r tlmt I d<> mil open on Sunday 
Therefore nffl during tin- (Vcck. ^ ‘ ' 

fefl ’ , JOSEPH SCHILLING. 

E. e/ ESTES,’ • 

l S S IO A’ 

j . • . , N/.m VonKr 

Purchases every description of MERCHANDISE on 
orders from merchants, planters and others, either^for 
cash or mi credit* embracing Dry Good*. Clothing. Hard- , 
ware, Pimm*. Carriages. Furniture. Machinery, l'lmitcrs ' 
Utensils, uud imlecti every tiling tin- iunrki;t uffords 
Cousiguiueiith of uny Pro'ducd promptly and tuUhtully i 
utfended to. <. ' . 

k /: / r r n to : 

Messrs AYlghtuiaii k Summers, Editors Southern Christian 
Advocate. Charleston. 

R'-v. John II. McFcrrin, Editor Nashville Advocate. Nash- 

..vllle. -Tenn. - • • - 

Editor New Orleans Cliristluii Advocate, 

Messrs J, O Nelson 1 Co., N'ew tlrli-arts 
Meswrs. Cherry. HundefrOII & Co . New Orleans. 
Messrs Lowe. I'attlson A Co,. N'ewOrhain* 

Mr Win Ki’kforil Mobile. Ala 
Messrs. Weaver. Muslin A ('<> . Mobilo.;Xla 
Col James K. Saunders. Mobile. Ala 
A «» Harris. Esq.. Momplils. Tenn. 

> W ll Cooko. Elysiaii Field*. Texas. 

V W It Joliustoii L Ilro . Centrevllle, Texas 

G W Prince. Liberty. Texas ' jy23 

MADAME DE REIGNE’B 

SELECT HUIIOOI* Frill 'YOUtyO LADIES, 

No. 6 Pontulbu llullillnx«i. 

I L H >1 B . • *» 

For instruetiou in tin-' Kuglisli und Frunch Luu- 
guug*-*: Elocution. Ancient aud Modern History, 
Geography, tlie use of the Gltos. Mutlicmalic-*. 

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priivcd |m|n r. They ary constantly r< eeivlng from Hie n- 
New Y, *rk house. N*. :«•" Rroinlwny. (the oldest Carriage 
RepoAfory In the finltrd.dtntpk.) a variety pf 

NEW YORK j’lTY .MADE CARRIAGES. 

^muv of Wiiicli are of entirely mqy^uml original design** 
Also, plain, ,r. bill eqhally substantial vehicles, from the 
same r«q,utable 'Eastern iimnufarturer- 
i’nrtieular attention will la* given to tin* covering ami 
shipment of Carrlaguifi tolusure prompt fiiidA/ufeMelltcrv 
le fi-fnu 

A Great Work for the People. • 

> EIGHTH EDITION 

■ H N<- A U V Ai%I> ;HOSffil^nir 

Ry H f TEFIT. [). I)„ President of Geimessi-e College. 
New York. In onv volume. 12 iuo . wftli port rail. 1'rle*-. 
ri\i Doi.i.aii pereopy. JOHN HALL, 60 Gmviersl 

Active Can vaster*, on upplientlon. fian find employ- 
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ttv Any uewspaper giving th*- above a few imertimi-*. 

* “hall receive n copy' of tlie work, free of postage. fy o 

MEDICAL NOTICE. 

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Medleine to • • ' j 

KI'IMNO'S KXTHACT Ol^BUpllU. 

This excellent ri-inedy fnr-aU-ifigeii.-..a of the kidneys 
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of ordinary, kinds, mid duration, is* owned ami cnreftiUy 
prejfiired by the suliseriber. and is oflered' mi ids Medical 
knowledge as a remedy t** Ih> rolled <*ir «, lie is anxious.to 
introduce it Into the great Western jimrket. AH iiucescii- 
rv directions found on thelaliel. oil each l/bttle. Whole- 
sale price $8 per dnz. Retail. $1 p. r b-.ltlc 

tlrdors directed l«* L PI ElU'K." Druggist. (Mluiiilms. 
Georgia, will be duly attended, to. Cash, 'or referC-iiecs.. 
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Southern Methodist .Hook Conci-rn. Kicbmond. Yu 

• Agent.- wanted ri* circulate tho work Address Rev R 

W ALLEN. Full River. Mas* V t*- ti 

' . MU. JAMEfS WHftJIIT 

-OKbrf.*. --'.it ■ iirxgur-o>xl*lss&X‘. j 
continued ids interest during llu- last busim ss season in 
Hie firm of James Wrigjit 6c Bon. we have now tlie plea- 
sure or unmmnciugThat lie la-copies ibis day a ‘partner 
in ouV bouse, aud solicit* the interest of fiis friends and 
funner patrons. 

To correct a general misapprehension, it Is proj/cr to i 
state that he hu* no interost in any other house 
JAMES IV BIGHT. A. J. WRIGHT It CO. | 

New rirlean*. Dec. 1. 1861 • 

OAK BOWERY FEMALE COLLEGE. 1 

ALABAMA CONFERENCE OF M K. CHURCH. SOUTH 

Till L TV-. 

Rev T. B. BUSSELL. M A . President 
K Hudson. M A . Adjunct and Chemical Pnffessor.' 
Mr>. A II. HODSON. InslruHrcs.- In lirawiiig,'Embr*iitl~ 
cry. etc. *•. „ •. . ‘ . ‘ 

Miss C. LEE. Principal of Primary D |*artmcnt 
Mis* 51 J TririMKR. Principal iff Musical Dcpartimnt 
mid Teacher of French an*l German 

The ensiling H-ssiou of the ubtfvc in -titutioii will com- 
imiu e oil TU BSD AY. tlio fith ol January. 1852 
I’atron.’are r*-quest,il. if pottibh tuViitef pupih on the. 
first day of the session 

‘ink Row fry. Chamber* comity. Ala . Nov.- 28. dt> • : 
w. / mIhuxin 

DUNBAR 6 l BUCHANAN. 

Commission Merchant* and Wholesale Grocer*. 22 (Jrnvlcr j 
street, New Orleans oi l* ! 

MOSES GBEEN WOOD 6. Cri 
Cmniiiissioniiiid Forwardiifg .Mi-rcliants No. 23 Curoudolct I 
. ' ' feli, I 

T. ( 11. JACKSON .fc Cri., * 

Dealiw in Fine Fushiouuble Clothing. A \o. 31 Canal street. J 
(m-xt disir to Planters' Hotel.) N«',v Orleans. 

Youths' Clothing. Gent 's Under G.iruient*. .Hifeiery 
Tr.Unks. Car|*et Bags, aud a general assortment of 

Clothing, always on liaiid and for sale at 

*. tile lowest market prices. a p5* 

B F.' S-MITil. DENTIST.* 

Has returned, and is devoUngMililiseft exclusivi-lyjSto lb*- 
practice of his profession. 

oni. r Ml -till' i-ririicr <|( St Clinrli'. <ii--t anil I.MlHy-n, 

*l»». „.j, 

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A Unru-y. Mini 0mm..-llore al Law. Alavtlren. MUM|i|4 
1 nu'tii'i. I, MW ill tlm Tiirluuii t'liurl- in ui uip Sixth 
,mJ JiMM.1 i'U'-uii* uf "MI»Vi.,l|,,il. (In nutrlai 

1'i.lirt nf the Unit, al Stilt,., nt s,n, 

of Hie State at Jackson. 

Unim. i,n uny punnm In Nurtli MiwM|iiil. udt of cur 
cUvuil. sent iif Uy uur nl. oua.ua Uisuoiie. nl, I is- liauu.-u 
for tlo-iii to comi/etent. rcspoiislhh* Attorneys by us 
It e f e r e n m : 

ri McFarlane 6c Co..'^ Aberdeen. Mississinni. 

D. W. Bowman. 

Clopton k Ewing. 

Jam,-* K. Baunder* L Son. Mobile. Alabama 
HukVr & Lawll-r. ... 

John A. Winston & Un 
Sanford k Cqley. 

More k by ne*. 

Moi-es Waring 6: 1’o . . 

. J . J . Sykes 6t Co., * t .V » 

McMalioii 6« Pear.-all. New rii b-nns . 

Sri Nelson k On.. 

Hen J J Ormond. TusealiH.m. Alabama 
J.C WlulnetLUaini'hVille. 

Silas Parsmi*. ifcq . Huntsville. 

David Deahh^r. Tuscuiubiu. . 

lajum-r. E^q , , r . — — J 

Simpson. MeAli'sler A Co Flon uce. 

Jaim> Irvine. Esq.. 

. IVilliaiu Knox. Montgomery. „ 

• ' J Nathan Green. Wim-hester. Tennessee 
l|"ii. E. I| .Foster. Nashville. 

Richard B prm*. Memphis. 

- \\ u/r-Garvin k (Jo,. Louisville . Kentucky. 

‘ “BRuly 6c Davies, 'vi*H» 

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r— I'ivi',1 a- a* till 1 a. Wui'il liHim iht' I'm,. - L l 

1.0-M ESTIC A.N'D FUIIKKIN STAT10S»v 
A largu nml valiiuhli' clock nf Krnuh, 
Ani-rlran StalintiiTy. all fri'ih uml tmw. ramrt!, Ul 
tiling u-tially: ki-jiL In ,'t SUUIum ry Wxrrlu . 7 
•l.i'll.r nml Nutt! I'AI'BItS. ut all iKn-rin.J ' r,,** 1 ' 
1IOOKS ITII'Vl.Ntl I'KBSSKS, lNK.n, . 

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hini'iiu. It iit’Ks, t ui i'lgu juiT Aiiu iii uu. .ill L , , 
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that hi, ahility .'Xi'i utti any. uniur f w |i„ lk , rf ^ 

-* t . l T" ry G-„r,^, 

luriif a-h . .JOHN HALL ‘ 

' . '’"l ,lw ,' r iiiiiI II, «ikwIl,.r.M l | t ,,|| t , 

WLLLMARTH HALL, 

' , NATITIBZ. Mlsslssll ' 

Thf Sixth AiflTuul H.w.l.in «.r thin liretltuil,,,. rtf,. 
umni'j!'i.n the tlr,t MnuJay In UrtuUir n, it, „ 0 j ^ 
l-n in "i.th- Tin' in.-lltutinn n.111 hr. uml.-r tl„ ,J 
Jin ctioi, „r ilia I'rln. liial. „.,M„I I,,- 1 |„. 

T.'MiTirr, It I, tlt rlKni'd that thr Sell', -i ,hn|| 

II, 'ill, mill eligible fur a tiiurimgh 

nientul. un, rul mill |ihy.l,ul The iartitutliiibllniw 
with gl"l»": elu'llilnil. |ihih»iO|,1i|,'iil tol uu 
M|if.«mtu, : lli- iiluii,., are iii'W.iihmiut. nml .***£, 
»*“• brlHHil I. ott. ri'U tu intreni, anj 

,el-t ri'lnjat fur the etluealluu uf yuAnj Un th 
•building, were eiitletrueteil eX|in‘N"ly fur x UilaTao. 

ary und are Hew. and well nhpWf'h 

health und eutufurt uf iniyiUS. Thlrty.6t« har*>ai 
b« jfccumuiodab'd. . - 

TERMS. FOR TEN MONTHS. 

* oN/.-llu./ iv .10 * anci: ' 

Board. Wn-hing. Lights and Fuel: iliiW 

Tuition * 

.Music on tiie pianoforte. h ., 

•Yim'iiI Music Fivqcli. Drawing and I ' a* i nti tig-. Vxtra 
■had* pupil wiU t urjibh her ■bedding, tofeb. bob a 

statiou'i-ry . . 

tiie'schmil. aiul tlie editor ,‘f the Concordi* Intrliipvi 
' SAMUEL W. SPEKU. Prinua. 
Nrtlchiot. Mis*,. April 2. 1861. ' 

N. D — Parefit* ami guardians wisbing to rccuro ( 
for tlu-ir children and wards for the am U;nu. t»u 
by adur*'ssing tin- Principal 
Tin- present Session will.^lo,*,. July 28. i£ 

o/o. n wm. , i./:v»xavi*. A r cumn 

CLE1 ELAND. BROTHERS k CO. 
Coinutlssion Merchants. 21 Couiuuri-iul l'lacr. SnO 
leans. ^ (,(, 

. RICHARD Nl'GKNTib Cb.^' 
Cotton -Factors and Commission* Merchant*. No 51 r»ji 
Row. Caro ndolct street. New Orleans U 

WRIGHT, WILLIAMS. Ic'C'O. 
Commission .Merchant*. No. U3 Gruv.icr“stnvt. Xalt' 
leans (, ( 

ra , I>. GURMa'n k CO. 

Importers. \\ holesah) and Retail dcaler^iu Hats. (\sui 
^traw Goods. No. 30 Maguiine street, ennu-r. ufiintf, 
New rirlean*. 

A general assortment of J'amima. Catupcachj. Lain 
aud I’lilui Leiif Hnt*"atTlie lowest e.-lsh priei«vCowa-| 
on hand. 

Bo Manufactory., l^i Water street New York. M 


Capital $300 tst0— ull paid in 

Surplus $’J2t).(MKi— -reherved fund 

Total $620.00" — available assrfr 

JAM Kti A. PriRTEU. Prosidont 
Jam /. i W u.Ki.n, Secretary. 

! LOCAL IMUKTon‘8. 

H n IV Hill. Isanc W Mt/on. SO Nelson. 

R. 8. Fret*. A W Walker, Lc^an II, union 

MAllJN’E RIVER F|RK and LIFE RISKS dakviRat' 
thc l«ijM*t rntc*. and all l<«*cs promptly adjusted and puiil 
ut tlie AgeA^y Office. No. 33 Camp street. 

\V PAHTKK. Agent 
Lot ts Li »bamiz s Ass't Agent * mhl5 

T K N N K xS S lv K M A* K I N K AND F I U K 

INSURANCE COMPANY. 

CAPITAL #800,000, 

JOHN M. HILL president. 

'Grq W Martin. Secretary. 

Tips long ehtabli-beil P'-inpuny with the miwl innpl- 
tueaii* fur the prelection of its Policies, cotiliuues tn tuk*- 
Ull EH. HKA und FIRE RISKS, on the uiost lil**M' 
terui«. ut Its Agency iu Ncw'-rirlcttn-. at the office of t 

PlCKETi'. PF.HKINS. k 00., 

•mU8 87 St. Chariot/ Htrwt. 


« ruing, pic pupils unuer iwcivc yj*»r* ot age. » 

v per month ... . !• • * ./■ .Jf*I0 Ir* 

Oyer twelve year* of uge 12, 5)0 

Ancient and Mmlpru littttguugo*. each. . . 4 (jo 

Music ou the PiuuU Forte 12 (jo 

Other accompllshmeiiU st (in- u*uul rliarges 

New Orloaus, Jauuary. 1862 " ja!7 1 


,. MALAR I) k ARMISTKAD. 
Wholesale Dealers iu Foreign aud l>«uuestic Dry C^-K 
•No. TOGmvicr MrccU -k-tween Mugaxlue iutdl'«Bf bi 
. Orlean- - ’ 

A fu ll supp ly iff Plantation GihhIs. ^ Jrf_ 

DR GREEN LEAF. , 

ofllce— Jni'kson street, belireen tlu- Mark' t-hoo* di 
TcUwupUoulas street. 

Resitlciiee — Corner of Jaeksou and Matpuiuu 
. fayettc. . r;.' 

"crHl'8 /'LIN I . ' ;. u ** u 

O. FLINT u JONES. 

lYholesaliiuud.Retall DeAlor* in Cabinet Furniiutt-B^ 1 * 
Feuilier*. Moss and Hair 'Mattresses. CuriidlUc^ 
Clolli. Yiiriilsh. etc.. Nos 4(5 and. 48 Royal itiwth* 
Orleans. ^ 

CHITTENDEN 6i DAM KHUN, 

Doub rs ill C>ir|H-tiiig. Oil (Roth* and llnuselirflhfW 
GikkIs. -Nos. : 20 .('liftt'tros oUtii-1 and 27 Curt*^** 
►treet. New Orleans, 

A J. H illi.lt I . “ JiMM 

A J. W RIGHT k 00.. 

Cotton Factors i, ttd Comiiibxiou Mind Kenranliaf*' - 
chants. No. f»7 Gravier street. New Orleans.. ^ 

Commission Merclinnts. No. (57 (Jravier 

I'-HIIS. I 

REGULAR DRV GOODS TRAJ® 

JtlSEPll II PA.LMKIl.it CO * ■ 

Importers and Wllolesale Dealer* in V i) (j 00 ^ ^ 
street. New Orlean*. 

* 1 00,000 WOHTII Of 

Fashionable Clothing, Gentlemen 1 ! F®* sl ’ 
ing Good*, Ac., at Retail. 

ALFRED M UN ROE ‘If CO.'S ^ 

"One Price" Mammoth Clotliitig estubliahw* 1 * 
Magazine strewt. New Orleans. 

:r ’til^TUr>iKN''vMt'iiix Ni'tv tlrhuiii Mi' 
viti'd to call uml examine much thu luns*'* 1 aD 
plcto assortment of good* in (lie above litu* to 
the South. „ ' -.(tfi* 1 

We iiutiiufacturc ull our (Jlothiug expwad/ ^ ^ 
rctuil^nles. uud ft witli 1 1 ic; p-rfret , 
aide to give, satisfaction, that wy ask ulUwl* 
with a call to exauiiuy particularly oursfr*' 
turn, tpimaiug*. kr ( i t 

All goodu sold l»y u* tiro Warranted in ,!V ‘‘ r * 
after tin- purchase of any artieleaiiy diss» l 
It will !*• clti*erriiliy tiiROfi back »«•<* th“ moiifl 
Our ofoec-t 1* to please. our customer*. • 

Be- ONE PRICE FOB G(»ODH-No ^ 
lAty . .. ALKHBI* 

34 Magazine street, ^ 

The New Orleam. ChrisUxn 

1. 1,, in'll .Wktjr. »l Tii" ib'ltur* »** J * lu ' ( p* 
No iiu)itt'ri|>tl"ti t ,i Ill'll fur jLiimx** 


Is isslieu wecKiy- n« * " " r 

No MibsVriptlon taken for less lliaii'M® * lp0t V 
scrlhpr.* will I** understood as wisl/iffi? 10 

It in . ly -Hit 

Th- Dili, 'rant Mliii.towttml **»*«*“ 
BjAtraiixl I’itlirirll. Kmltlli nil I" 

agents of .tin- New Orleans' Christ l® 11 A 
payments |uuy he made . ' ^ tR»“ rf ^ 

All coiUlimuieHlloiltti whiTl-rr-ifbu. 

UUhlicnliliH' Ullli',, lIH'J-y . 

tl>«* kmimiit "f H' 11 il'illm.. niu,t I- I"' lrt » U ► ' 
N„ „l.it i, art In illi'.' t»SII V l!- - 1 "' 
within twn uimitli, "I lb, il.utli *'f “ I" l|p git 1 . 

(Nuttiuuilieution* tlillst .(*' ad'lross' 

MiT» / i*»- Ne» Orleans * K (lu; i*'!^ 

iinmminiioidion* involving i < r ' 
acedtlllt - nt' revival.. ,|^l? 

ht„gru|itiii , .'Ir - lifc-l *»• '".I" 1 " 1 "' ^ 

U “JTfaw .awDrrt-n....... j&SSrtjJIt 

for wltich must U* pw-pRi' 1 - '« * ^ ls^ 

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lent plutitntiyn ! >‘' .;ur«l;-h'i' ti"l'l (lum he lias Ibr human *lil« | pictured hy . ]he graphic I'.ugi'ui* Sue.* in Inn j sir Nimv York ’ when, do yon to nr- with and siieoewfiilly put to rnlonee. t)\«* 

Sro tu»\v this pi i'll! 1*0 nt “gloom n ltd tsWy * I i"W suddenly does tie* miser unclench the •• Wandering Jew With the perstwerenei- i*in- there. i*nptain L. 'look aloft, '*ir . the lfiirii.*d doetorr of .hidea, the philosophers of Mu. Imutor ( >nee,- after having vpi6d mf 
Uiul ponder u moment on \ ieisvi tilde' Kn-.w hand that .grips his purse, when »l«*:it h tonylm i and emit i»f Me phis tocle.s the jUnWmn) cmiiiiuss. \tutui6 jlirikt_Li.4».-tii»i4ii- T Uir-wjiuL -AMuuui land -tho-masler spirit* of II umerTnid -£tuL..nmr.. Abii_. j:liiHfc_uf_.thn week,, with can- 

-44iuvv--.<4iiU^tM^iaviiv-tA-^^eu mf i.ii. , . t . l L , Hs...hi!j|yttii.. T . ... him -with ;hh-TT.kt-ttrigeT- lift! naked. its jit^hTsTiir. Tie®’ Tins ..followed the wealth he uml m line liree/.e ’ . Mow liiiely slic's rigg'-l every where to cull forth and impress the ' 5 " n,in iml reflection arid painful anxiety about; 

“ , h''\v IVo/(*u the kiss of its wliite un\l hhioilh-v-s. eanit* inf,, the w -rhl. linked he pies I'rnni | sought through hlo.id*' ii'tul erinnv With mainsnil topsail, top-eallant <s-ail ' Si - hi-rher uml 'more eultiv'ateil eluss-H ,>L «|*f» r "printe Hiihjeet uprm which to pre- 

lips' The beautiful and tasteful mansion, it . <h;petnlent m a. puling infant, av hen tin- | death aiid the jnost .terrible suffering he how site IsamiL on U-I'ore the hive/e' Tin* St Paul is the ^routest. •missionary win e 'P n ^ ! 11 diwourne. for tlm emnlng Sahtmth, f 

, shadowed hy its ^yhtVn bowers, rises on the last,sie.kness is upon him depeihh-nt e\.en for ( w r -<tleil: and ovi-reome all by t he mastering 1 «V^j?es are the soil^ j it tin- mind. Have you labors have lilessed and laiilt, tip tin* ( Intreh f" 1 ^ onn nvornmj^. in my Hi hie, the follow- 

1 sip;ht. approached ,l»y a pave ol majestic situ- a eoverinp; of earth for his poor remains : as ,po\yor of his'will. With the arts of tin- | jiot. yo.ur sails up !. Yes, y»<s, bless Hod' I and thutlgli a thousand ami eight hundred * r, o from t lie hand ot j ny help mer/, upon tha 
j plieily of ejeganee. The hlusli of warm- d'-juMident as the poorest beggar that ever lit temptor of souls himself, he ensnares the j sec irtittiy of you have . many of you in '.the, ynrV have rolled iivvay. his peorles names Mowtomuke it egay to wriUt nor- 

| tinted and gorgeous curtains bespeak tlo- vain so(i«'ited c’ba.rity at his tliuTy v iind mftrble seyerariiidrs to the iinimmse inberitatice, and gallery there, and iiTnuy of you helo\v thero. still stands highest and brightest, on the ay. ,mm ^ 


'huidxrj a n ,| 


• Art tin'll Impl'v ’ YtiiliV'H Lily 

on this limp. MtrlU Mimniri'' s day. 
Uillimr Hi's« : e-i'- f nin*. 

Vrt tlii'ii hnfpy ’ '• 11 ""• ' 

-if my IIhT^- W. n- lint tii'H*. 

Ti> rnj«y th«- .ire in- with im-.: 

11, • wtios-ToVc ir no sjnri-iv. 

h„v liMjigy I ■‘li'-iil't ' • 
lust r*l tier t«'VrV I 
Si<iniliiir "» the it ravel lightly ; 
ft, liiK loVing "orilfi s** sweet 
Tcn'li-r itlwnri-H tiiisweml tirtglitly 
• Arttiniii foyp»»y •»"" ’ - i Hiiil 

Powli fill- Imnyli'-r |(i\ety {lead 
ll.'nrjf l«-»«vi-> lor fop-iim HKle«! 

Ti-«r^ w- h* die iintiileji'.x '-y« s • ^ 

s\ti tie ii liaj'i-y ' ni'*tlii i' iiTilll. 

Oil thl.- hriglit. liright -iimtm-r - tlay 
Uiuin^.Qli I hy ola-rul'^'ldld* 

Art tlieii lu»t'l , /‘ me. prny 

• |f.niy"lial.jv'H;y were w. 11 

^ Tlaotlieun'Uii'riiiiaket'Miii-.— 
"((tglilllile lliy lit’lirl wolllll 'Well. * 
'till ' li'jttjiiill'i l Vo; 

Tin n llie t-.rilial I .M»|i|iUeU. 
ii.,. .ii ilie liiiln: p .'i"ieil e"n|i»U t< ly , 

till rllll-taeeil llf 1(1 .lii • l-eyeil. 

On hi< mother miiIM I" i*« •••]!>■ 

A i t lie'll lm|*py """ ' I '‘"‘'I 

a. Ill.l l.if. lallll |‘ Mtrell'l lie. ill 
Thill' .-lie IIIIHWered me Ullll digits. 
Si-nl'IiiiK tenr ilpifn in li'-r *-yei. * 


| tint.il and gorgeous curtains bespeak lie- lain solieitMl elui,rity at bis t 1 ihTy f lind nuirble | s, y,rral*ifeirs to tin* immense inheritance, nod grtllrry there, imd iiTnuy of you helow thep*. still stimds highlit AVMl hrightent -on (he ay. 

home of luxury . Kilter the lofty portals and , door! The generation of heirs leap like' | flakes them victims to death through their! have yourVi\iN up. 'tome chives of immortal fame On the broad’- I'ir.st, think of the lukewarm profe««or f 

( f*'e| the ininil itself expand in«jhe wide halls hungry lions on. the miser's estate, to ail of I own passions, as they are moved by- his din • piow.-i.r *• giih- ■••v jj.o - v ti.dds of Kwrofa*, Asia and M'rieu, Im Heat- [ ,r * n K!^ -disgrace ypon the eauHO of Cfrrint, 

and tin- I'd’tV vault' d rooms . I In- ltd* • liotti his deaHi'i oines tis tt gltuisonve disju-n- j hi.lic;d maehinntious and' when tlm day ol Yow. let nil ‘get douit before tin bur l , tered. with :i liberal, and unwearied hand, ti e Rn u,1 K°dly w,slk and conversation; hin 
noiseless uito* the downy carpet v The |bnu Ration, loirg wished for uml : ai\tieipated.' ’ l!i | claim arrived, and m.>. living heir ^UmhI j.«- all of you in the gallery there, und all-of you \'":ds df Kt-Maja Mile, ..On the hnttlemenf of >//v</ •»* H|»iritual lifi* ; how many souls aro 
is rertccted in rich and Mattering miVrors. and uapte is forgOttvu in tt day. and tin- mtigu- | tw.en d hidin' and the mighty wealth that had below Now. * Wlmt things -soever ye..desin 5 (he most repowned and pnanlest. cities of hfs OV(!r ^‘in into perdition, who, ofh- 

l lie eouche.A r*-d' but of esys'-. Jook more in- ./im ■- of .wealth, for xt'hieh • In'- uuiiV'l l»i^ ^ siiuj | iiecumiiluted tlirpnglritgcs in the W'cifd futility when ye l>ray, Iw-lievo that ye- receive them, *'am. he first planted the standard of tim wt itfh I Ih 1 saved . 

vitimr , than violet blifiks on' the margin of and lost his Iteaveti, are sea themed .1" the Jbttr allied hy blood to tin- ‘Wandering Jew and ye shall ha\c thmii. It is iiot a ml 1 Knws Asan embassador from the K.termil ^ext. think of the lileeding Saviour, tlmi 


' young rivers The svveet -soil'd and the .m*- w'nds of' Ilea veil hy thaukh's-* inheritors, wli'o | wiien U«»din calf- on tlm custodian of that ! bpl.-ss trtisi. hut a good, b'dd, hearty venture | I’hnine. Iiepassisl through civilised and kr- int '» disrepute hy these false wit- 


'•omtdishedarivJLhe proprietors of that hum : etjr^ him tluit Invtlid not Jeayi^mpre of tiun I wealth. asiM'Uils with ltiijt to jdte diirketp^l on Christ ., I can not dduht Clio truth- of Any age lands, negotiating witli immortal nfimls his gro.vns oti ( alvary. while hearing 

"f eleganei- and plenty. Kaslthm lias, mad' u'iiiidi In* garpmab at thif ju'ice of liis own | ehamhi-r, ttniippiiljed sees tin* •eiidmlmtvi j Lord: 1 can aa soon doubt liis^lmiiity as bis .thu momentous interests of eternal life and V'’ ( >l our sins;.. of bis mcok- resignar 


"f elegance and pb-my. Ka.shnni lias, made . winch lie garp^red tit-tlu* [d-ice pi' his own chamber, unappalled sees tip* emlitilnm i l.ord. . v „.. ..... 

it |'"r idioieest bovver, aiul.tiie iovely-ehihlren • 'l.imnathin-',- V*- ' . corpses of all the heirs doomed to > Ipat Ij^liy- -t ^ < ,^>^^400 41001 > t his-l d sl-l nw l-tHt- jcIu iim I t fe a t h . : .^ \ nd^ot-MdH>^abdn^»-grTTtt-- ^ l }^ . L l J t ! l(,r AAYjH^.;i>f b.» h_ J brgi?j.Bg 

of as lovely parents.' vv ho' never knew want It is r«^f»orted of one of tlo* hiost absorbed bis own devices: with glietcumg eyes secs tin- his veracity. • W'liaf pre^a ration,' says oner abilities uml aliundnnt lalmro, -lie was, like his "bbdi exteodn even to ur : of his anx- 

'-r peril, are dn-ssed by the eunniog Iihiois ..f , nnd haisi'^t biijlionjiires of Ihtsb'li. in tin-las; *\ t A t casket opened,, the iinniense drafts. is necessary ' AVhat tilings snevWye d- f M^ter. thinly .dad and eoarsely fed : Im l.aj j y" m{iU f. *' nnf ' r *; , 71 *^ 

KWShL i d aecom pl i 'lmd^Tiy tin? Tnost 0 «vl 7 -- - p-ie-raTi' *iT *X i'"! "irt cir’T.r TlTriT“A.Yhi. TVr.i \ « pn i/uhlt In lintrci on the iiipst uiuMeiil Hank- JfrJJ NN i„.„ V e pray libliovb that ye rcrc'm- j im-thnl nt- litn.l, -im .-otUiR,. ill Hi,. wilUrp- - " f ' Hl ”» wljo nri! JirinRing holt I, ltd 

l-mlist niqht-W nl .mimy lumiw. Tin- limit in liis ilyiu^-strii'^lit a ilTi'irfl'nl llmn-lrt ip« I l..iis..s 4 ..r Kiir.i|i,\ >■. .in, r,‘.l cut .In tlir ex- il^ in. ai«l y<> rtlmll lit, vc -flicni ' ti(«l Ciin-iw.t ' Im? “ uH tliingM. but Iiiks fur s ’ *y "H'lffii'B ut lu» uyili|vlo*e ; and III , W 

son lei l and generous father. wirmncd‘int" tlm of his vra.nhof the "bn.e .thing ne^dj'ul" ry^hed act an, I iilt'ulintl -inn llu-ni plan ',1 |j,‘. \ K \\\J, C nit 1 ,<r that .Imilit' my. Co.C lb- • xcilli'.ij-y ..t tl.c kn„wM K n nf Chrial. l"‘ ri i " l,in >' "r ,MI,,<1 "« "Vnry duy, b«. 

lestacy .of alniost.iiiii verbal henevoleiiee hy . "i* bis-departing soul. Hn t])c immensity of l;mk- again in tlm steel ,rco'ptacle '-is Told '(lod is not a man; tljsrt. he sliould lie. The -Jesus, hiM boid," and wherever Im toiled and ‘ 1 '“ym-tther know nor cure anything 

such a nooudity sun of vj^irldlv prosp.*rity. j hi % mighty' hiisiness Im .had neglected that, tlmv are all .his ap'd, at tlie.inonumt his ih-vilulm-s not cafiVa rush for ii (’liYistian.be. perilled, on the landbr tlm sea, he’otikstiintly u ' (M [ M *r>g it way. 

•i"nds his wealth' and *his credit throughout Hasped In- to Jibs physician, • Save my lit • nervous and bony lingers tire about to gripe filing that (lod is able, willing, waiting umM proelainied and wLote it, high. upon his ban- . * ,l j t ,l b- remember (»od huvo^ jiwt such 


his. wide circle of ae-|tiaintann-. and expands • • twodayH. and I will give you ten thou- tbe avails of a life Will and souls forfeilun 

i" ... a »• . . . i i i • i ... i i 1 1 " i \ . t , i . i- i. ...... i.i 


himself totlie utnjost to produce happiness | suid doll;irs 


t the duet oj*. the eiistodiau t"tm!ics a spring, an inllamahle 


auu-ng all those whom he lftves. and tor vylio.sr , -;-u can not live an hour !’ *[ ;Ym forever com posit ion within the casket ignite- -and 

hitlH.iin-ss liis (Vnrin nflirtimis : i r . • inter, si.-.l.-j in,,!. .m- ' 1 , 1 », ri > <j..,n I’ -llie In. ill I.Iim- Itiiiu.'. 'tliut immcnsi' wcultli on 


I I -ut liu.-k ' tln-rt* u '.Til.hill^ »,i nU I'lmt j ■*! nin,' i,nlliT.n«. 


nliiii.iriiiiM l.oi-mi. culli-d ■ enMit. IniK-wHiluxI . Hi,, . Ulrst dr tlio lirirtlievB HutliM-hiM. ,l\ r'i.-lini), it- if is", ilii-rois p«>niW .•rmiiuitmt.y fully (nkinj; I o..l at- lit- tfW 

siinl.rollol in liis , I, ''in , hi s,ni.sins. uml in lii-. in tin- |.i*M«r.-. ttinl the l.cssiin uf tin- I'ni'nlllii ^|„ || ,'umr. ipy. ilrar limt 

.'■"iiti’ULtiiins Im.s iTiisliiul a tliuiiumul iluwyni ,,'uul.d.l Tu ttuul,l.i mill guf^.iuis Mii'cijilmVi,/ "*•' iu vain ' - ilrar sintrr! dun t hr al'ru 

li'ipra ami sj.lrialiil fiirtunee. '. Why lohks was ( , . hr runvia’i.-d lr,,in Knu)un<t tu.llft' I’aui- Kvrn .the ilinnu'nd itudf is yisnlvial t'> char- imu tl,o wm to .Icsjin. n.t IVl 

,t liht ■ I'atlior si, pair, ami why turns liis ryr ily hurvititr vanlis in Frank fort Si liu mill in thelfinnrs. lint wiTat .Mrhimy ran tv- hr hids ymi mrrt him i Now 

"in sucli iiHrif-lit t,, wards tlm rntrai his Wi is liis hmlv and the rnclnsunw, that the in.-UUu tlmi rlairriial as a iliannaul ! Urn thu naked promise', and tl 

I" wjnyh-ss hulls' liis wraith ha-. sunk ill suniptnntis hriirsc riadd not Into it. • ld.,nd .will fuUyrloanko. If. 

'hr whirlpool of rommrrrial and iiuim-tary ami ii was n|ually inrpossihlr rrowd it in s- — * hero, Im in horii rtow. To'md 

V, vulsion, oiif-nlplnid hy tin- shipwrerk "f a privato carl-iaor. .-V dray was tlm only * . Godly Desires. - much llm liom of hi» giirm|«f 

"'In rs 'I'lu' unndriit a(rriurrs of prostral. il ddivryanro ut luiuil uimu whipli it 'o.juld In ’ ' - of you arc , tiinohujic. lie i« 

-■rudit louvr.riini without a nainr, honor or a' plurrd. As a ha^'of siUt. if' hooslirad of so- Chi' following oxfraol is from I aopliry s y„„ ; I kndw.my ( oaJ’ is anvil 

Inunr Tlm sound of a hniidrrd chariots of -‘ir. or ir lmlo of rot-ion. tlm prwit linanri. r Krvival MinroHiinirs. Il is ,(m conrlusion of 1., t your inmost soul ury out 
tiishhln. that om:r rollod up his uvrimes, i- ,,| lairopr was hornr down to the i|iniy. ■{'hr Id- srrmoii on tlm -ihimipotoni'r of Faith. rl " 

no" I, it .hrd. No rails arr.nu.lr upon ,1m dray hrramd- olwtrurt, d hy , Im hum, .i-r .. W | Hll Ihin^'sodvrr yr drain- .“tiiS^. 

‘ Y'!"' l """r "I drays eonuiip up Iron, the sh.ppn.t-, und yr dvr titan,, »"’t 

h*ml. and has nn mu<m and dinners- in his » K h 1 v »»f lbith>ehihl tin* en-it w is .le- • ' J *’ J .. . 

..|i.,l|s ’ • - 7 ^ ‘ all 1 yr shall l.tivr them." ( Murk 11:2-1. ’ W Imt-tlunos swvrr y r 

11,1,1 * tiiumd l"i’ hours amulal the lumber ol a noisy 1 „ » pray, believe lluit ye reociv 

, l is ii- nmlaneboly t u.-k - * to dem-cml with vomnmree ! All. liis miLlinns tlteirei'mld not I >. sires, says an old writer. arc t 1 ^«- have iln-m " 

fallen grandeur info the low. obseufe and aeceleriite- his^jiassage the grave of liis s n t\ nj Wliat idfitlmt hiirrieHthe . 


hi. in him* llanm. that immense wealth on 
j i per hi < omes-thin air' 

r'irtibn, it' 1 it is. tlmfe is genius of Stihllmity 


noxious to sai.rtify (hr soul. ” Nor dors I, "'.hal forbid that I 'shall glory sum- in mn,U ‘''""'K 1 ' tl "' l#W " » r H»?rva«t«. To 

rarr for him hrl'toviug -that ,'md will do it 'I"’ ''>’oss of our lord .Irstis.Christ, l.y whom wvc 11 " ,,ul •» U "«l *"rth mu- 

soino tint,-. No it ‘is faith it) tlm prrsrnt thr world is rnmilirtl unto am, and l uato tlm "J "‘""y • I'rn idng. ‘ My faith 


trust- tluit tlm dr til- dryads hrlirvmg that world.' . • 

(tod dors' just. 'now doit. This ’Simply tuttf I ! unit i Ini la tid Napolnm. on their iiuu-oh to 


looks up to Tho'c,' ” (!t«. 

1 nrod not tell the affect of theae few fines 


in thr |iietitrr and the lesson of tlml'araldo 


■ XO t lit si lo. |.|,v .a-. >1.00,1,. 

1 up i hi- glorious -uiiimi-r’K ,lay. 

With thy flic k all |i/itf uml wan, 

\u ihou lm|t|iy ' n It nit- |«ray 
-If 1 wt tv but cal'" abi'Vf. 

Upaki; tin- - H i""" uni" im-. 

T" i-ivj")' my ^Avl"ur> , l"Vi- 
Oh! how y I il."Uhl Im- 
Then III'- uujti-l 1 >i-hI I i fiiiin- il'»vii. 
Ami iui wVtpoim'il liuuVitli'glnUiif . 

sOii hi' liP'W |t:il'-Mi"l w tilt, 

'Not n tme- wn.i m-'-ii i.l - i-lm-v . 

• Art Umu liappy uew I fubl, 

Vi-»‘ he aii'wcri-.'l with his.hi'ttU 
T«-npt uf J«y wi-rt hrlil.'^ yt '. 


-Godly Desires. 


hcw-dn'jn from tin- i ’kies' 


THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR. 


hilly tnk'mj- laid tit liis w'ord is the or,‘:.t tin ronipmsl of Italy, sealed tin, I'l-oteu Alps,' " 1 " 1 " '"-V " w " , ." i, "l- ,lor 1 have licp» 

sp. ll foam. . ivy dear hrollmr ! come,.. „,y h„ l'a.,1 thr 'A post lr sealed the more inar- t,,r under wtniUr dr- 

, -;t.t„ it,.. I,.... rumstanees. Ily incniirv, I Uml that man* 


is ,„'„in vain- dear . sister! lion t h,- afraid h, step into n-^hlc alps „f the hmuan soul; t„ win its '■ " "y "upury,. tlnd that many 

F.vrn the diamond itself is rosoUed to ,-har- i m „ the sou to .Irsjts. as I’eter did: Hart! »lh-utlt«us to the. Saviour, till, l gather in I ' TH a '- "'’ ln, ' t ''n , ’S sinularly affected, in 

eoalin the ifitinrs . Imt wlTat Alehimy ran re- Im hids you inert him: Nowstrp, solos|satk. ini laurels to wreath ahout .tlo'- llbdiiohu-r's J day n-rtic«i. It oermo to 

instate that charcoal as a diamond ! . the tmkrd promise, and the Spirit and the IW ' , unTLIT ,T ' 

i re ii I I, loo, 1 will f.illv ,-leanse. If 'ever my (lod was I'attls history was alike laborious and l,u <-"mr ( to antidote to this di»- 

> ‘ hr,'-, he is here now ToW.i the pron.ise ew-nfful. He wusoften "tronhled on every " ^ ^ 


cumMuiieew. Ily Impiiry , . [ .find that many 
otliiTR aril HnmetimoH nimilarly affected, in 
v'iovv of Sabbath day Hcrviecfl. Lt aermo to 
mo Home refleetioiiH like the’ above can not 


eiiHc, if (uithfully applied. Strango a» it 


uere, in- ih ncie mm. .1 • , ,, . 

tom-h llialmm of liis garment ! - I know some »hle. yet not distressed; porplrxed, hut not ^ w , f !’ r '7' 8 
of you are. tiuiehiljt-. lie is savin)- Hymic -of in despair: persecuted, hut- not lorsukru : ! J ^ 10 hnsttnn minister 


Phi- following ext-raet is from t au,lm.y , know.my (hsl' is saving so, you j '***™"\ ^ "5,^ ^U^Thh 


,'Tia ii- inclarielndy taek^tu dementi with 
fallen grandeur info the low. obseufe and 


in edy walks of life going lower and lower fathers 


^ “ ' when ye pray, believe that ye receive them. 

and ye shall have them. | Mark 11 : 2 b I 

i noisy 1 , «• | 

Id in a H.-sires. says an "Id writer. are tl 5 '- 

of- his iii//> n/'tlnumnd. WluiL id fttlmt hiirries the 

poor drunkard to ttie drunkard's giave. with 


Ti« ,l"ln- !ll"irit'"t t|»(s Iiiumi-Iil fitV': ; 

Willi lull sMyh ti" o blk" ' 

U« .1' inliilt'ujlirouuh tliy bl t I lu'Vi- 

Vi i.l |.i>tl--ii l"»' Mild |m.h.-(- 

• • What-thinga Hoover ye desire when ye 
pray, believe that ye receive tjiem, and ye 
shall have them.' ' 


by faith, as peeing Him that is invisible 
• praying without ceasing, rejoicing over} 
more, and ii| every thing giving thanks. ’ 

\ rmod with the whole armor of Hod, lie! 
endured liardness ns 'a -good aoldior. nevr 
ea- ting away the shield of liis confidence, hut 
was faithful even unto death, and died attest- 
ing that he hud fungi it a good light and luvill 
•kept the faith: Wrts re.idy t" depart, .l*elieviiig 
that when his earthly house dissolved, lukhad 


htriguc ! Hut it is only when life closes tho 
aW'iiiius to his soul I ,et those hiv open, nnd 
the Hildm eternity and the humari “wtil, in 
its present condition and its ilpntiny furniiili 
themes thot erowd^pon his soul for nttcr- 


Christian Fellowship. 


St. Paul. 


That tin* Gospel is the power of Hod is 


| haodk 4 eternal in the heavens. hyteriiwis and IndupemlenU, Methmlists an.1 

/ • - V J* H-WAi.KKii. oakery should uni und hold pray or mcet- 

, — for the mighty angel to come down from hea- 

Loexee by ReUglon. . ’ v,! " ,,inU bh " 1,1 but 

wnuhl run away anil hide there, ut hut own 

Near l.nndnu there dwelt an old couple.' accord, and for very dexpuif shut Jiimaelf up 
In early life they Imd la-en piKir;.lmt the lino- a tlmueand ycara! Blowed l>o (Hod! the holy 
Imfitl hecnnie a ( Inietian. and Hud hl.-.wd Si,ri|iturtw-cnoourage tutu Jiopq for tho day 
their in, luetry, and Limy were living in a cum- when Christians of different, denumiimtion* 

ful talde retire. it, when a atnuigcr called HlniU meet and recognao ouch other' on tho 

ou them tu ask their Miliseriptinn l>, a olinrU broad platfm-m of evangelical faith and holi- 
t t v. Tlm ,,ld lady' Imd low velupun than I, el- net* --when the ecaliw of., bigotry ahull fall 
Intdimul, and still -hnrikered. tift.-r wmm of f.-nni tlycir. hyes,- und the mists of-prejudico 
tlm Sal.liiith earnings and easy shillings wl.ieli shall Im dissipated hy the sweet brums and 
Thomas Imd forfeited from regard to tl),, (uf lireezes of charity ; and all who call tliem- 
of (l,„l. So when tlm visiter uski-d I l.eli- (‘•■tl- wives (.‘hristiuns shall cease to despise and 


:l.e "almighty dollar its shiny side re- sur '' "f overwhelming calamity A little pe.in hmtnirehics either •• fet slip the dogs of tJieMhief'.to plunder Jiis iicighhor, t„ stninp htnc billowed its proelinpation. thp.hinhnn 

wtsoriiyn dark cm.ntcrpdrt. inky as night f " rtl "‘ r •’« ' u n this gloomy reverse of the war!" or called lack their punting ' blood- hi- own character with infamy, and endanger w |,;',.|| i M "deceitful and desperate ' 

ml black with penlition ! Wlmt hays proi- pi 1 ’", re darken- : and the bund of death now hounds from the field. The uut.icmt of- tlm his life ’ Why, desire for wealth not his and a' moral’ enibodinmnt of - enmity ti gainst’ 


Losses try Religion. 


t ", ccl-y step' The ent-lied jM-arts.'of those too At tliut mbincnt liis wealth lej half tile a velocity swil’tmt time ! • Why, .desire ' doep. I “'’ s ' : ■ . 

y ' N ' l ' l,M teoilcrly sheltered, uhd --, mentally mipri- tirniies bf|Kui-i'|s- : -it was. ilm' Irase of tu-arlv' intense hjtrumg dr-sire, desire hardly stir- " "p' " , j* ( | '| ' ' 

- ■: ’l.i'ciiHImiol ] - pared lot: disaster and ruin. tirS‘l,ut illy pr.- every, political in,. vetheut.^ ■ iuul : as his huge passed .by the d.e„uod, ns they thirst for tlm T|mt the Cospel is tlm power of (itsl is N ‘ 1 ' ll, '‘ " '"""4 

pTfksi* -v.iiwrtMivnp i m.nj ^ T ^-j,^ 5 v^y riW ^. T ,T-'oifST'wnivw'’y'tteeis that- 1 ] 

the "almighty dollai 1 -its shiny side re- !iUr, ‘ "f "overwhelming calamity. A little pean monarchies either - 1 ,-t slip the dogs of the-thier to plunder .liis tu-iglihor, t., stamp have followed its proelalpatlnn. tho hiniiii.t ' " r "‘ ,W| ' '' ' 

Wst-dliy a dark cnmuerpdrt. inky as night birther on even this gloomy reverse of the war!' or called Imek their panting blood- his awn clmi-dcter with infamy, and endanger |,;, ar ^ xvliioh is "deceitful and desperate ’ - ‘ 

mul black with penlition 1 Wlmt buys proi- pietnro darkens und the haud of death now in, uml; from tho field Tho nutv, ertit of- tlm his life ( Why, desire for wealth not his ami 11 moral- embodiment of - enmity against’ Losses l.y Religi- 

litution to the scorched l.usont of iiisatiate ""nils the poverty-stricken family One l.y almighty dollar, at whose nod thrones tot- own. What is it that works up mail to a - | ms , ln ,|er tlm divinely transforming • 

IVsiro. and brings the .wanton, as -an adder. ««e they sink into the grave, und tl. tered ,jr were established in the old world, point- when lie cm, commit a crime, the rt-o- remrxly in>' j,ower of (-hristianity, l.een ''™ r ll ‘ er,! l *' vck 

to warm on the heart of unthinking youth night pall obscures for one world so bright a little recked lie of Abe -poor figure his'renmins olleetion of which chills liisbl,,,,, “ ( ’ ri,iu ' iiiiulc to possess, uml t„ exemplify all ,|, ( . [" eutly life they hud lston po, 

mil. tlii'ii leave a sting which .*jhall nuikh- m"tti »»f tom'strial hapi»im*ss! Happy Uu*\ jnade ii^.loaviii'*; Kn^lanU! W hat a h-.s.sop that bramls him with the foul iloed ul'/nur- i uV oly ulmraotorinties of tliiit vvisilnm whiih .JwiUmic Jv t hriMtum. an 

nntil 'that lieiirt Hhalb l>ccoiiu3 aHhca, and in ii' they hut iiml-thi* jrw. 1 i<i l adviTMty.. and fm* -purst-pruud \veuhh_! iler ! Why, ih;.-iire. . * is first puro. then paavi'aMi*, gnnth*, and HMluntry, and. Limy were 

it plav'o tin* coit <;t thn cold and di'Rnlnto sor- tri’iiHun*- that ran not pa^s from tlmin Is tln-rt* n«» img'd uf tjn* y«*lh*w liiim-s win, •••If yiai ilenire sa I va ttol 1 1 1 ii!nr say n \ V-«is- easy t«» hr. «‘ntioat«*d, lull of marcy and ^ihkI 11 tinim ut, wiij.n a 

("•nt uf remorse shall hiss and writhe foivvt-r ' * s ii*’h are tin* ups and downs of the ••liliuij^litv i-an infus*: a divinity of mercy and hcuovor loy, * look for it every day. every hour, every fruits, without partiality and without hy- *' 1 1,1 *| . j ' i" ‘ 1 j i * 1 1 1 11 

A hat buys ton tb(m?iaiid wim* cups of tin- h"lhir. . b'ace intu tin* mil’ll- -a^ it sleeps iu the eljam-. momejit." \\Jiy not this lj^ur. this moiuentf p(H*risy. . .' M I • i 1 -in 1 tlll'hnTiknvd 

(tUhhcd red -J»rup*v and th»- - H»‘»»thinpf -lavir of- - ; ■ M om tls -l augh^-rrVr-Ld le • ^h'Vi-rinn ami de- hers' of tht* roek. tolNtimoct its po\yi*r f»»ri‘v«*r 't 'ortaiidy -yoii-auay-look- -tor it nbuy ii you ho- |.'|,c (iospel (we suppose) nn^lit have be»-|i ™ s'd liatli e iniiu r Hand «-is 

distillery, to- pour upon the ilrimkard > l asing modes in -\\ h»»jh' ml*-«*rald'* wretcln^ with th" lieautiful purposrs of love, to .wean li* ve it is to ho obtained by fiptli. And by* made such an instrument in tluMuindK of -j i' , uVasTi uV I'uH'rh^UV' »n| H iv 
onnaturul thirst Mrink drinlj drink un- erinjr'e tji tin* pildon deity to piin a 'in-1, if iroin dcstruetion. :. i ' . vrat.- it, throu/l this b»ken you nlay MU’idy kiiovv. \petherynp Oniiupoteiiee. iisirri'sistibly to liave compelled r . 'isi'ter a 


T(tO eccentric Rowland Hill used to say. 


« building of Cod, a house not made with him* *lien Churchmen and l)i***.nt<*ra, !*rc»- 


I. IJ. Wm.u.k. 


niiidc to possess, and to exemplify all the 


{hall rankle umrii _ of terrestrial happiness! Happy tlmy made in -leaving Knglahd! What a lessoy that brands' liini with tho foul deed of yuur- | oVO ly clmmoteriaties of that wisdom whh h l»o«ame a ( hristian. and Hod hh*s*etl 

dies, and in if they i.ut -find- the jewel of- adversity., and for purst-proud wealth ! dj-r ' Why, desire. # /is first * pure, then peaeeabh*, gentle, and Mi^unfry, and. they were living i na ^ ,,n " 

desolate sor- gain treasures that ean not pass from them Is tiiere no angel uf (he -yelh.dv "ifiiin-s wlio •• • If you desirr- siFlWitufn, tbeh/snyti W^s- easy to be. entreated, lull of mercy and good ’’ I'.int.mi nt, wiu u a Ktraiigtr ea i 

the foreverT Nneli are the ups and downs of tin* ••■'almighty ran infuse a divinity of merev and bem-vor. lev, • look for it every day, every hour, even fruits, without partiality and without hy- t um ton tun sii i. (iiptnin f at iur* 


I'-'aeednto the m’e^il. as ir sleeps in tbe chum-J moment.’ \N J».V not this l^jur. this i 


lituglis ovtm- tb'- grou-Hnu and de- here of tbp roek. toTs»nn«*et its power- d’«»revi*r t ertaiidv you ausvy-look for ii mmy il you bo- The (h^pel ( we suppose) might have He«*|» 
»<b*s in \\ liijjli miserable wretcln*'* with tie- beautiful purposes of love, to .wean Ii' ve it is t" he obtained by liptli. And by made such an instrument in the hands o! 


I til from the parched ttinont shall shriek^ 'but smile from tin- Molueh of Wealth ' It waV all time, to the beiuuiiiywig ot na:mi'.,,togh»- i ■*»•' k it hy faith- or hy works, If hy works, tie* belief and practice of mankind, without ” 1,M . ' " 

m aniiilior u-m'.-I.i »i,.i# . i* .. . .• . . . . . . • • %• » . , . , *’ • I i... \ i .i . »*. b. .... tnoiiuoiiH »<•'* 


sir. we have lost a di al hy -religion % 8ince wed opinion in matters not fundumental, ami 


m anudior world that unavailing cry for on<* the custom uf u miser in Vermont, .where tin- rious art ipul the researches of • star-eyed ' .'Jim want something to he done fir^t. \ou ,mj,hiyiiig the agency of- either angels or Wl . | i LVl . a deal hy ieligion aince we 
I'wrdrop of cold water to cool the tormented ^ Teen .V|uuntiiin> furnish a grutuitoiis sup- f.ieiice ! ('an not tills mveiiing lioii «if flunk you liiuat do tliuAor- thus limn you men : laffTliis wofild have hi'en ‘ desthietiv- m y |u lH hand knows that veiy 

triple that shall never taste ..wine imi' water ply 'of fuel that a'Jiimdred centuries Vaji not powyr, when unchained from Hie rock, or let are- seeking it hy works unto this day. ’ll <,f our moral agency, ane ol ‘all those mutual ^ Ha\c we not,- ThmmiH ■ ’ Afterasol- 

Wat arms the desolating cininoiu 4 ‘x haiist. to sit all day over his tire, with a loose from- the sun lessen vern. .be made to he- you seek it by faith, and just as you (ire, then depenilencion and «|VnhiliticH by ■which man )' nn . Ul ’ ( . 'I’homaH ^answered. “Us, Mary, 

its thunder, and ghes breath to the basin of water, to prevent the too rapid coin- come a jamb in meekness, while its eh-pham . expect- it now'. It is ol importance to ob- is bound tinman. .. we’have He loro I got religion, Mary, I IumI 

’^y 1 ^ trumpets. nf War ? l->ne answer, mid bastion of. his tire. He eoniptfled liis wihhT shoulders, move on the. giant purposes of ! serve, that th.-re is an inseparableA-onnefetion The (ipspel'is the wisdom, as well as tlje u) ‘’ | lu t, ii*tttttered cout, and 

Beaune, cimies up b» nlinos^ all the ills and to burn endwise, as a broadside, full lciigtb utility.* and mukumnrth a sweet mimic para- j between these three points: expccfc r it by power of Cbnl : this is seen not only in Hit- H | l0Crt hnd atookiog^i hub l have loit 

esvmtiuns of human existence : and that an- tir«.*,would have compoHed him t" more cs- di , '* It is a red. thunderbolt in the blind.' did/i. expect it nsr yoit«rc, and expect it ooif. solution of tluit, awful mystery, and in tlm tlH . nl # J OI| r a An ,p Mary* you know that. 
^Mn all ages and in all languages, has* pnise in carting that uOeessary of lili*. Ky of vic^i: it is: in. Hie hands uf benevolence. I'To deny one ol thmu is to deny all of. them : answering .of that most momentous ol all ^ I hml a Imhit ofvretting druijk 

N vn and ever is the same It rmiihlnM' mu i-i-u l>.> ^ '„<• 1 1 ... i... h . r. i r i" »i,.. i ..i ull.iw nm- of them* is to allow t.liein nil u ll<.w emi (iod be iost mill vet tile i HMl1 ,lM f i ... 


inmr po.si-il, and said, •• Why. J^raccuto one another for Hlighti(i^erencea of 


Kuril li'-nrt kJiiiII 'iiiiriU I'rOun In tb<* breast, 
AmJ flowfli fivp couiiminiiiti with ibert»*t ; o 


in all ages and in all languages, liras* pense in carting that necessary 'of life. Ky 


eirin pause, 'riiomas unswci'ed, “Acs, Mary, and thu Henwlcss cry, “I mu of Puul,’ u I am 
we’ have. Hel’oro I got religion. Mary, 1 luvl of Peter, ’’ ‘‘I am of A)»ollos," shall giveplaeo 
an old 'slfamhed hut, a tattered coat, mid to the grand catholic confcMsion, “Wc ftteof 

mendeil hIiocs and stockings, but l have loH. ( Tribt ! ” 

thi-in long ago. Awl, Mary, you. know that. - 


**’ | " "I," '"""Uiy "I i.y Ol A ll',« II is. ill me iiiiinn ui t .............. ~ J ’ pnoor US I WHS I lliul M llUl)l t ot getting Ul’l 

m ,in ' R ' cr,rt lj u; same. It rumbles out cry one has hoard of tin- grand lesson ol tlo* lialui «>f' consolation’ ami the healing olj t,-» allow one. ol them* is to allow them all. •: “”.! i'^r* ^ ^ ,.n,. y :„ k , 

un us A eiCi. of the eartlujuake • m economy taught, bv ouc J'.ngbsli ‘miser to' atf- human woes. I ho one makes it a slave ol • Ho you believe we are sanctified by. hath justifioro! the sinner. Tut in all those nic- 1 , » i ,i , • i •i uu i .. l„ipto: 


For lli» N. O. Hirulltn A-ltmiU. 


‘"iui ruiiiuiis .vi.-u'i- of the earllu|imke in eeonomy taught l.y oue .Kn^lixlt 'intii'r to' aif- litnimi 
iUi"' - " l ** rl " r , I‘?Sl"(*c tin 1 " ulini"lity other : i.nakinji; hint tt vail at tii"lit. In-" was luts le.- 
1 «tr ; tlm ‘tlnllai’ alniiohtj | r-veivixl hy the.lioht ,if a farthing rtislt ,-an- ,,t on-. 


“I WottM Not Live Alway». n 


lawless passion -tlio oilier miikok it iui linjjol j Hv.-Irue to your |>rimii|ilc, anti look for tin; a'ljustinonth amlailaiitalions which wn l,rlto|,l 
of Oler.-y With it the one Ihreeh the I, ran- liWsinjI ’Just us you' are, uuitliur het.ter nor a t,il mtmirr iu the working and a|,|ilieation of 


1- . . - - r- j ■ HalHl 'Olllt V tea» : oui-ui, lyru-j.w^ 

ootyprixluetton ol the ^roen (.arth. from ,l1, U»' ■ x|,luine,l liix Imsiins*. tluit In- , i Fill.- the hel|, less aitil ilte eorilhlinif iiito ilen’- wor.-e, tt.<n | Kitiner tlmt htix still nothitlt: | tli,< (iospe) | v hwt ami likt'Nl mill »hmn, eiuit, v iato 

lltousM.s of. jjuy hiuti^iietH thut'hlooin iiii, s*te eonvereatioii. when initiit>tly the -of infamy, where virtue's loveliest ' ll'owrr^ to i*h -;i>T hut t In-ist tlieii, John l-leteher. Wlton we tak;- if survey of- the wioittl uml ^ |1( j \| a ry, you have hoe 

l,t ksimi ' 1 ° 'I' 1 ' >liam,iuils of the ,,nrest wa- lit wits hlovv.n out. x, it It the sit vine rrmujk hl.e-ken. ami ,-omiptiou fester* in the warm mivs, ■ Come ton itakeil promise, hy -a imkoil intelleehtnl aspects ol littnmn Htwit-t y. un til- ^ ^ ^ , liotii:!, not so ^ceut a loser us 
r tlmt sparkle deep in i(S KnvrlsT romes at 'hat h wasju-it us easy h, talk in the (lark !• ||,'iir.t. of impass'mm-il hratity with it tlo- faith ' 1-juean hy nakeA faith, faith strlppeil j u'mst infinitely varU|<ate,l mtenury ol nreosti- 7 W( , religion, Mary. y«« 

"('rail .J' the "Itlm’nrlity tlollar. ’ ■amt pays • «-'• thu iiwlul field- of uteri, si. humh-ed- other re-re .- ■ Miig.lflen front ruin. h.iMds of. reelin';’, with a soft heart or a hard j ties anll uiruun,- stances is presented Now it j"' ; ( b . n w |j oh yilll washed 

” "'dienee ctnly.tri its junver It hays health, "f greedy men and womuii fouj'ht with the a {-efu^,- vvhvre .-he niay hide her ptiur.oiit- heart ; just supli a heart as you have now ; s adaptinj; the of the l.ospal to J'i/' | iU| 1 Iren you have lost yoar wi 

I’liwift. inetlieine, sickness and death. It vultures tci per ’at the Uslles. for tin- purpose ,-a-t head from the storms which Passion |T yoii are seekine to weep more, to get a all tluisii neei’ssith’s and varied.areuiiistanttes. And you had a gown and hoi 


I win* the midnight 


itssassinWith his dagger. duly pf stripping otf the remnants of I rolls Irngk on the erring votaries of ]deusitr, 


'td gives tlm robher his pistol ; then it turns eh.ihin 


It von are seeing vo »ee,, more, .0 ge, a all those, necessities uou v m . And yon Imd a gown ami ho, met 

softer heart, hrforu you Koine’ to Christ, then tliat the wisdom of Und is nrnst eminently ^ ^ W(mr ; fi ut you have lost 


I have lost ’ And then I had a Imnlenqd ()| w |io would here forever live, 

eoosrienee and n wicked heart- uml ten tlmli- 

, 'V lieu heaven nan ho much more to give, 

Hand guilty fearM ; but all are lout, complete- , ^ 

ly. lost, and like -a mill stone', "u*t>to tbe "ue immortal hliss ' 

deepest hku. Anil, Alary, you have I men a Where tears will'ull he wiped away, 

ln.-i-r too, thodgh not so great a loser as my- Thu mind no more t<o grief a prey, 

self, liefore we got religion, Mary, you Imd . Felt, in a world like this ' 

II wushihg tsny, ill which ..you washed Ihr 

hive; hut Since then you have lost yonrwasl,- l -day we may with friends bo Most, ( 
in-tray. And you Imd a gown ami bonnet With warm ufl'ections bo. ouretsaed-- 

nmeh she worse Tor wear; hut you have lost ‘^to-morrow they may die. 1 


Mind and arrests tlm assassin und murderer 


■ • ■ • ... 1 • • t • 1 1 .i-ii -i*i 1; a. nun 11 nie v»iup- i j 1 — • w ^ tiivi 

hut wlmt was more desperate still. tetiel, them tlmt liml loves virtue and lmte- 'ymi. tdl now. an- seeking salvtun.in hy work-. „nd wondr-usly displayed. Idiore are duet - , f||l „ A nil you had many an noli- U ur hearts with grief may that tolttkd, 

mg out the teeth of the poor thou- vie,;! IW. wretched, outcast being! Tims- A on see tlo- eomhtion (A, d requires -desire. „f gifts, hut the Mime . pint, and U'"re • r , (..mcenung mo at time's ’. but thdse I , A 


“ 'rings them relentlessly tu tins' halter!- bjiuiIh «>l\tlio slaiii to .sell lor t be purjmsfs ol’ he. cable passions implanted ip our nature for •pniycr,’ laitli. Dcsircn aiv the, sails oPtbc | ur ,. diversities of upcratijais, but it is tlic n . | luY0 And 1 could even ’ 1 h ” >, ! r U ^ |! ,n8 .| * 

"* .(.weapon of pinver and Uel'ehee; it can deati-try and for this same purpose, 'at a th- life, springs of' our highest and purest" mind. Have ypn your sails -up ! 1 es. sene- j me Hod that ’’WOrketh all-in all. Ibis, ^ ^ |)( j , , , (wl u3 muu ), I httve ‘ "* '***'' lnl 10 ‘ 

. 'J'hM'ey ami must, j- even the rigors of In'er day, AinerieituTueti struggled with the enjoyments, in thy perverted nature are now of you have ". my dear hrotlulr, you are i multiform and varied manifestation ol the ^ w j , |- jr r ,.|i„j Qll>w iii |„, 

ite-lieiu-ted bigotry. _ huzatards .over the slain ol' the field of .Nm careering' ettrreni.s of liiptid lire, scorching Miti Hie veryVlgo ef the liumtain. Said tlie wisdom „f *•'»! the Cospel, is no whorti f . N vr ’lj t H t i 1)ir gain." 

H"‘ niudesiiiltiptcd toohti'nn the ••almi'ditv .•l("' mtu ei , - l ”*'' xa ' s -’ fN'juali*! rags amt leatli- thy .poor .Ireart to a finder, and charring thy pu 11 ^ woman, ’ll jM’iui hut touch tie- Item ol ( ln ,irc euntj|iie.udiis I Imu in Hi 1 ’ culling ol men pj^.nterv of losses l,y religion runs 

lire US. Various mid. iugeniohs as'cni't- >«‘p;ary heconie^wkh iimnyr the step-, pi,- c pure soul to an Kthiop’s hlackness ’ his garment. . 1 . shall b.F made wlioluf the j of varied gilt.- and varied social position, to ; a had character. ’a guilty conscience, a 

’•’Wiittgiiiul l.y the most ingcniou.s spccufi,- ping. stones to th, ■'possession of imTiteu'--. -unis Save h.-r -h.-h.-r, her. y - who h:Tv-- vveahh crowd passes mound him ■ I am weak -with j t| u . work of the ministry I tie "daptedm— r _ | r y ,. v i| habits, and 

H, un bmniui capacity. Not a few would of gold. ITieNpiiited an’d many-, -»,l-i red gar- u,td ihat"ittoro precious ipulence of hent-vo- the loss ol blon. 1 : I 1 ,-nr J shttil never rt-arli | ,,f (Jnsptd ngoneies t.i ; peculiar timptund p 1 ., s.t Of wii-keil cum] niViiui.-w* T ho iiiWU-tay 

nakeinaiTiurro tlmt sacred ni,il holy ritiial ""’it's oi'-the; vvivlehcd-, mendicant jd'tci, are ho pTilaothrepy ' Mmt.di Iter Iriiut th- him.: I shall dir in the attempt. Uell.il I j enliar necessities'. wk« strikingly cvltieed in o |. .l.-szi'n tgs gained I, y religion inchtdes -all 
W- : tilt* Stepping stone to fortune, and witli still im>‘ sordi.l gold, gained hy yawning aby sms of perdition, ye who build tarry here. I die : 1 can hilt. die. I will make i the cull of Nmlot I arsus to he a ” v. itie -* ^ ^ j n -uTul eternity, 

reathp uutyafi’ertion .and adorapou to wo. -'F .llie lying arts of l'ul-e mendi.dty- ! - | , , .-pit., Is for sickness, and who tenderly wuleh - the attempt . Horne this way and that way. | ami. a minister 1 el Jesus ' hrisi. I iiot te | ^ ^ miilton 

® :ln , vvli(.|i tn i,. t ,i , . ._ . . ., i... .1 - 1,;,,. I,v r !„• wav es nlAthe lleolde. now shu is heitle II uf M FnllFto l.ri'ach’JesU- 1111*1 the L ‘ ' 


— . -■ • .- ; , , . , i -, n . ... .everlasting gum." 

- thv,|>uui* Jfcatt loaciiuh-v. ami cbafnii^ tliv po"Y wonuin. Ml but touch th.- hem <>! inure cunHjiicu.mH than in tin* calling ul nu n ■ 1| j V( . ntorv ( ,f i OSS( , s |,y religion rijns While wo with ii 

e. once pure soul to an Kthiops hlackness his garmeui. .1. shall la- made. whole.' The j „f varied gills and varied social position. t„ i,.„i charaeter.u guilty cons, -ieneo, a ... ... . . \ „ 

s Save her -heller, her. y - vyh„ huv- vveitlth crowd pusses around him • 1 am weuk.wilh t |„. work of +he ministry; T hie mhtptedue-. tri . l| ,;,; <til||( . f ;,„ , r , lrv *,. vS | Jmhits, and -M»y f*'*'* 'hnlwosml sn 

’- and that' ntere preeiouv opulence of l.enevo- the loss of blood : I 1 ,-nr J shall never reach | ,,f (;„sp,d nt-oncies to. 'peculiar timfryuml wicked comnatnens: The iuTWMiK Held out to luscinatc the c 


And not a cloud in Hoavun appear, ; 

Whil*.* wii v with joy elate, — ;. 
May fuel that we nhall tho prizo 
Hold out to fast* inn to tho^eyqs 
, 1 u fantya blinded state. 


. ce j . . "i-- -'^"."1.1 "ii ' .uTiii'uii Hi- itiii- ,, v .j u im u, ji s ii'inrsL anu *;i-neniu.j \ml wimi i- iu 4 *i \v*»U‘iroii«< W'-uiin, ini' r . . . r 

»F 1 W .Btitl lmte .IhiI-ii ifs this, to mid Hold, -min ded' ^cijguged in axeluitige and. .'Falls, mtu. of .putter . Ihr ivjueh a..cra/.y. aad . agitated, -le- slfeich,-- out her hand and 

^ tut', affretions that ought to he as pl H ’e '-rokeVage. Then; are thmtsands of .-ueh frantic world li, rover rave und'sweal’ and touches, and Is ' made whole. Now. sniffer. 

, n( i U ’-bwligltt ,,1 angel eyes, to groveling l-'" Um note-haver, the extortioner, is the moil on through struggle' and , -'tillering.- which I’hrist is in. the crow,. I . le- i- nigh thee ; lie 


a T-W.,an,„non, " ' ' 

^o nprthwn W,, speculator i 


i m ’ la - when In their helm of hearts tliey-unly • eVHe-s.mtre n„t the. worst phases of the ov-r the hdot, in I is. dungeon, to hmd him hy the waves .of th people, now she is being ! UnA’all of N. ITttrt to preach Xeso- and' the j I "eoulton. • _ And all our plans of ife deranged, 

I her broad lands and accumulated great unixm'sal turn, ey-getriiig mania. T here tin -ueu.", Iivnor mid u-.d\ihe - borne nearer and nearer. 1!' I will Jtilt, touch . |(, , art lion, no man ufjtfit font, d ahihty ami V liy adverse winds which blow. 

*“’.No 8 poe,d,,ti"U" U earth -ean he e„ii- Tory he -m-l, men, nVf„«est ami gi-neroti, \ m l wlmt o this witjdrats wealth, (hi- the hem of his garment.' Now, trembling. 1 Varied learning had yet appeared More the V <0 i.m; ... 1 -Aio.t.u ,0 ' . j Frostrate before the tempest breath, 

and m;h!e^jnM>!lCiU;t’!l ilt mmluu^ and. . T ails, mtu. ol'...puttnr..l'of jjlklt a.mxvzy.aml. .]-»!"■ agitatnl. -Im stretch,:* out her hand and Uv.,,l.r as '.le’.advoea-e m J " ^drm a h’iei^ and ask'e >h,r prospects tire. lahl low l,y deiitf., 

hr-kevage. There I,,-.- tlmnsands „f .such frantic world forever rave und^ ' sweaL and touch,*: and is’.tmde Whole, Npvv. sinffer. L-J^.of Nazareth Tie- p ;: nh- of tin; P »■ ' !»• "T, '' 7 /:' While waves of sorrow flow, 

hot tie- note-haver, the extortioner, is the , n „il oit through -tniggh- and Foll'ering.- which l!hrl»t*iH in. the., •row, . 1 : Im t-.ingh thee; lm_ l„s„pl„-r and the lolly confidence ■ of tie vvhulnr - o , ; , ' • , . 

vnlt.ni society. Ih, l' w . M s.-rm-st dev m v.-r imposes ,,p..„ an ydi*,-i,.le is |.is s ing . hy thee, touch .him, touch him, ,|e arm'd would forever have prevented her lit, then eovertsl the vvtadwhl, A ottht with its fair and polished brow, 

I Kuin- lie gloats upon commercial tlis- „f Jim 'virtues - Win, 1 is it hut dust ! The' und live.! hearing ." the truth us it , a. in Jesus Iren, again udti d, _ un-y _ ■ _ Muj sit with joy, securely now, 

gs...,il.’l,,. J . vtr=vnte u^W-; -rr..i , _, t ,1 t„„,-„e,l end- the unknown- lo arrest sw.-red "No. He did tins to so >w mstivnu shook: 


1 mar riage , ""d Kuin He gloats upon eoiumgreiul tits- I of Tlm 'virtues 1 Who 


n„ u uMja— : 1: ,i K . . _ " ■ 

Old oils ' ’ lu ' "inter, flies' soiithwTiTir." '"•■■M'~-lni,iseK=N 4 hei-slev-Fdng and hrinj?tDjr yellow gold turd fire whit 
‘J 1 "- Avlonis' ends Iind lisps out his iihout tluisc peeuninry revulsions which mm- T he rust eats into their 


is it I,,,, oust I he „o,,o,u.. f neartng. ,m , . ■ To arrest «w, -red ' No. lie did this to show his friend 

1 1 i te-sqtri <r~ rt'/iTt:" l <• — l-n-vAtt f r i eit t -s etme year s n , g , i, -tiuuam w us- | 4 h o -iii ilea 1 ned uml t hi u . 

eir sul, stance, and im old -gentle, had constructed rnt tite attmition. compel the respect, and s, lance l«.w™-y „ - / ^ f" 1 A!,® 


•• 1 an -you .w-M? ii MujhU With joy, securely now, 

Hudi'J tlim to show iiih Irbind , ,„ • ^a. 

, fer TTT^wurld to sTtut 01U (il , ' . 

e|it und sense of God. /Aery Uutuh ! when sickness hows tho head, 
placed immediately before The And all the roseate blown is fled,, 
vent il front seeing the son t hen troth begins to speuk 


,11 , . a Heart v 


eneed hy men of humbler claims, I’atil wu- eye will prevent it from seeing t)ie -pui, 'JTiun truth begins tot 

no ilotiht'-ealled to the wiifk. | O'l* td'.i 1 ' 1 ' tints pluc d. do, s not , xtin^tish nu {To any hojiu of eurth, 

'I’ar-us, the hirtli-plneu of M. Faul, was I i, light nor fawy „s exmtenee . tl .. s dl 


/tins despair, ami 


Mini,. -- t.tiiiN • 1 1 1 * 1 lisps out iiih U.W.1X x ........ j -un « imu ijim- i no wist HU*» Ufir hunsiunn*, iiii'i un ....v.. vv.... ..a., foiiiyn ....... .... ,,t. -I • ....... • _ 1 . * .,,,,1 K,.hK« I»r Hod A/vi-rv 1,u 

l he IL*;* f nr- Uj h( jUow-liuurtcd npthiiigH at' *»»» liis two and tht«-o pur cent, tin* wild Winds heutt.-r tliut amidst . obu-trifyin- nmcliinc. Thu .stuibm^ from rtbp-aiKinrin^ pbjPftmiiH of iim;li an worn *u. m m V « imi.icdiitt.dv bulbn; ib’.- An 

more. 1.1 So "tlieni widow or heiress, per month, for the y.dlow coin which 4 te has nature’s uncounted partieh- Nor. is thr one of. the colleges went ft, his house to' s,dl'-e„iifident and proud to hear or ,e in 0- sum » >j>x I . . 

‘tthdlect iiii] ' (mil '* ^ a,ll,M " l11 * Sitvi’sHlutn with previously ex, rtuaed.. front similttLStlUgring gold and .oilier .the only or tlm gm.t.T ,utrl see this wtmderiyl machine. ' He begun hr cneedhymen of In. wider ^elauns- an wa- ^ , 1]H . H m./innlml, 

I tliinir w.ti a t ,erH M nil l attraction. 'The Nor is the fancy .>tock dealer any hotter «»1 «- irtli> wealth. Paper imd ink are the wind round an«l round and round, till no doubt calk'd to < ' ' i t x ; N i, • ii h iill 11 

■ un irtf 41 * ,Cl ^ rt worlcH bin \ilo brenfcb than liis fellow thieves who •piin iniijuitmu* '‘vid^nces ab«l ijie representative of tliq-’iniist thu naudiine wa.-j jdiar^ed with the flee- I arsus, the birth-p au o * ( au , " ,l | ' j - dilfusimr Its lltiht tlirilUitb ,l * 

^^Voigkandplt.yaoiraUthe wealth on false pretences The kite flyers of that which men 'value upon earth . rag- W fluid. 'Now, my lads’ said he, -take fly second to Aih'ens and Alexandria ID is n J m.t ' re J K «*■ ‘"JHJ 

l|ofL*iirn« P< i n m ? 8 ol 11 1,,,u ^smitb;H bellows of fictitious bills of er- dii- not drawn on a« - and lampblack so perishable by lire nr by hold of cuuh other's bands : now you that , literary claims and the p<» " *“* • 1 ,* .• o * . i i , M He A I 

llni^x, , : h l ,ull > ttinl rolls 141 bis- eyes ill twal commercial credit**, are uo better than >l"«"l - so wearing away when tlie Wiii^s oi" stand before there,,, touch that brass vball. of i t *> population, from ■" ‘ ' . . “ '. |,j M oy( , \ H .- 

STr 1 "" - lik ‘ »'U i» other swindlers win, fo»„d chartered hank* .ly them so gently. The He 1 suddrn us .lightning the ! mg H/' Faul was sunt tn^N« ; may motgun’ hat l e o eNma, , 

UrUl, rccTr ' l ' ln h ' "'e or without' capital, aitd- issue as money that Hhomsdny Buok of Ktiglaud is marvelously shock was |e{t tluauigli the whole group brought up at. the leut i^.D.^ « . ^ • -nmll , -irthde of nmiler. Th« 1 «» 

He Valia;,"" ‘.““ 1 w ' ua 'l"’s diligently into which is not the representative of a single ol 1 musty, illegible : 'yT-t il is' the waning And if ever this, premise was ,-lmrged with . eminent doctors < ,1 -tho a* •' ' •" ' l 1 ' , j H no. place 

deeds, into total am dollar: allwhieU numt depreciate'; I ptifish If, held aristocratic land tenures ,ire, M /yu,g. g, /—. i- is alltlBfyyisdmu and tnuhOfan t l^fi Ju - may: - 1 « ’ " dll' 

tt .17 ;»" l | -mnees. 1 es,he the great, in the, „f\,,e poor llppe- of him,’,- 0,1 feudal privilege- Of a tlUisund year- now, • Mdngs seever y,- desire when So varied 7 ■.'» J. guinea is Urge, 

•boula he J < ! 0n l HUm,,ui, '‘ i’"' "' 1 llwl 'vlmlesah* ra^eiility t»l«, hut (.nee da'- When- are tlm title <Icc.|h nf the lb. ye pray.' believe that ye receive flu-,.,, and ye meiitn, and ho ahundant A ‘ | f}|ljf furn Uh«H Clio following' ... 

^rthlfiKu i - ,(iU ‘ ’ 1,1 away hi*, while on eurtli did the hlcKsed Savrtair of in.in InnU. .who h* bl the soil of Kurland be- hIimII have tbeuV Sr ' see that viikhoI leav- lirnt and uiont lar-truyH^ «» w „ r | l |, or (\ ih \ \ U) \\ the i °. 

W ‘ " "F" 1 - '"' 1 mankind ever raise his p„,-e and holy .blind- ••«’«<- 1 Frist Ijtihe into this poor ing tin- port of l.iyetl 1 Nov-, don’t laugh tlmt: a niretern wriG,r. U ',!]!. uladc in our hearts 1 Wliiuli Ur the V ! 

UuU ,, 1 hot sniih. murria 1*0 rit ajraiiHt a human Mim! Ii wa** wlnii lie .v rid'. . \\i,ui a Hire up"*i himiaii wealth at -my ■ Henfariutf |iinpUl|t;o, ; Ship almyi, Mini • that /I all ^ b , : . ^ n (;, M i i l p ur 


aiu, w j j .on.-, It I ryt-.N III linn commercial ei'-'Ul-i. are lit. "I! in bimil * vyiui III" il VVHJ tv lie 1 1 llie w ill "n .li (M.III'I ■■ 

in a other Hwiudlqr-s who foiled elmrtend hank' I lime only wave .over them ho lv. Tin- lie tpuelied, a 

Krisl s,,/ 1 ’ l ^° n to the county »a* wjUumt capital, aiid- it»ue as pimmy that Diioiywlay Hook of Kiiglimd is marv-haiHlv shock wan fcb. 

• records, uiul I Ill* *1.. . • ’■ . ■ .• I .1 i :n.. .:i i . . ■.. .i 4. i :<• >i.; 


“null re i* i .* "inK'i.i <n|,iitii. ii.i’i' mi’ll, ii ... .. j -- r~. 

tho viili.e." ' Il H,ul wrelies diligently into which is not tlm ' representative of a single ell nin.-dy, illegible yet it is' the waning And jf 
*a, Kitty of till,, .1 1.. , ...... 1 ... : I., |. .1... . ■ , .. . 


Uul m wi | l'! Ut " 4 oeds; into total amount- dollar’; all vvlifcl* must depreciate, and pni'i-h 
0,1 mill * '"M"i ul "Franees, lest lie lip* great- in llm, pockcta of the poor dj.pes of such Imre* 
||», U |J L ' on »U..uiiiite fin al uulliVng fared and wholesale rasealijy Hh, lint nnee 

Wortliles. •" I", rg, ■lining away 111* while on earth did the I, less, ml Saviour of 

ttul ]...,. "“Ptwimtiou of ,- If h.r opulence mankind ever raise liis pure tind Inily . blind- 

tin I . *' U, b‘l»ce ! |,ot srteli nnirrimri* rit- ■iirniiut ,, I, i i. .. .. t. . I... 


I.ot sUlih inarriajie rit a;raiiist a luimari Ihuiik'. H 


^i , *- r * i, iiiiinri .n-inj* II » « Ill'll |J.' 

1 1 “ Tateil with Hindi' inline in tin whipped a drove of nioney ehimM’ar.-* IW-iif t!u- 


ate, ‘ami p(|fish evi.lejiee ol'.thcold ari.sliieralie luml t'-noroh t. Urtn/i/in ", •rnlrniuzni^. vifiry 
> of Hiieli liare- in 1 feudal jirivile^e.s uf a tlluiiMind years u*»w. t W hat tdiiu^s soever ye 
Oh, hut (.lice da'* .When* are the title deetls of tho lb. ye pray. 1 -elieM- that ye n-eeiv 
i-l SavW.ur of Ilian lord', wild h'-bl the . soil of Kurland I"- hIimII j^a.ve theiii ' See. 1 w-i* tin 
ml lie! v. bund' tv't*** h-ais ( lirist eiime n babe into this poor iri^ t(iit port of Liyerpoid. (No 
\v;i' w lifii lie v rid . Wi.-ii a Hire up-, -i humim wealth at any seafaring lanp!ay;e. . 
u Ir,, ul the !■" l“"k over the deed8 ; ah" ii.d'-ui i. i^is, the whither bound ! 1 New \ or.v 


Hure|(>nti|, |r • . |T" *i .1 hi «.vv hi i. unit-y f UUlipi'i * 1 1 < -J if nn - • 

| | /■- ‘Uitiriup*; tongue of a' /un- J emplu, .und u.sovhwords t« the. riMM’e.mt jmd rolls tiuv CO|i;iii/iim*eM of a "or a York! when do you expect to ^et l here, ea 

L.' ni , * , ’ t lUidi nuptial raK*' 'ally c>,tartioia*r' moi*.* -•iu^ii. • itiau tlie ^randfatber deeeaned ! Tie* )ciio\v ..staineo taint' tiiMi.l mI. o .. fair .tind I . 


N..W ft buffer n^l^dpH ' 

re, eup- j ' . 1 1 • t i ' t’tuhijjj' " IP* 


St Paul Wuh tin largest- a guinea, or.t 


It luu no true, intrinsic worth, 

For ull inuht puna away : 

A, pliiiitom n all tbal> wc can graap, 

If. we attempt in it to clasp 

Pleasures which here decay. 

D! how desirable tliut life, 

Free from tho. cures of worldly virile, 

Tn this poor laud of dream* * 

To taste I lerl vcnVown true blonsodnet*!*, 
•Vith beauty’s chajrinv of loveliness, 

’Mid never fuding scenes. 

•^uisitmay 1 H 52 , S;. B. 1 . 


“tnjwa L. ip r '“* " pop 1 *!* 1 1 •* '_No«riiwiiei' iiioiv - ’ : 1 1 i n _• Hem 1 llie I graiuouiui -i o''ff.iofii in- j . ,v. . riti.... .muu 

" 1 ' H ' " h tiiiidR,’ lyhi till? tiwH- TiFurproLd i i V tit pA TT . ~ xr t li ,; >r i?TTr I pap*uvHuLwuiiin|^iiks^bow boAY 'vvift-lk^uuili pt-ni aAfalmi’t .kfyVUtfli: hy . umin : ,vo t l l liLv/J ' 


..fill. iniutff 

, u-.UH.nv’b'Hiu 


, t the i.i Hie iiio^t powerful poisons known 


*0*|| |, i,a . . ' ■■•••I, VV Iitj. t.i • *1 • i / « ». <1 Toil- 

Wlfl ,1 | * . ' I,U0 be ihr 1 1 1 1 1!« l lbdg.-r iu tip- //,; cdflrJ nf. all , mn, t.i // 4< 

'All Unh fat At V i.l 1. I .1. , I 


11,4 4,1,0 vimhUievf^ll/ifmb- 


I . ,, ( • • - n • rv* i n* ujj' it*' .*ii/ MV.nf,viM/r ucmnrti nf. mi , bii i/ t i | po'.hiihsioiis ai'e tjeeting a w)l^, as t)ie truck ol ||ot |i I' lg ol sail Up • d/ll tell you vvliei’c yoii 11 I ^ . ht,- 

•I . ‘! I,? I‘ ^ by d;*y let ilmji- \lutnw tif. imu/m •' uf U|u*i mmlpuf u i/l/n «#i fhU’Miu-innl’nli . TitlilptiN dbWlU‘*M>rtti}»j ’’ •g* , t. ii 'fAI-duh 1 lake aa*v , yini II p'V tu llm 

Ullili llf ill,! .« t ...... ... ' 1 * I . . 1 v • v „ .v . ... ill* taiYnl H 


Ifu. greiTt js^Fi’s j»(W^t | '» niciitine --IVylve drops applied m tlm 


naige »f a tloe has caused death in I, vvo tililf 


’ i ! Oti Unity, DM UttDt UvliwJ, HUdB Wt^Mt . twiHW'- m W»M rtti.vttlif ¥-w|. j W* * ' 


idtH* j n]es A ifs t,t,e is wltVneVed IfaHltehueJa 


Alt aiDumuiugl application nf time hriitgf 
|ei«luoand apcthrtdi nitd etwT4^ W* W 

Dltf ht^|iea>( ittxfeasl td'wt If lt{eil,a*ilt , t/ ,, (l M. 




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KTofclK 


rx* buill In 


f Of tm ©ritiras C0ri5Riii N ^bt)0ffltt. 


II 


tJft fin* placo, sad pud 
ilfpot long brtshind in 


Confarenoe Action on Missions. 

• — it- 

The IiOn'mftntt Conference, though small 


BOBTHODtflT »E80. hr, old, Without jmUot, blanket, or nny deep- 1 

Day ok Fact, fire Bishops of the 


A. B, Society— Agent 1 * Report 


I pent we h*ve, of noon erecting our long in numbers nnd aiming Y" 


fck,«.w P.V.MUMT wished. »nd long talked of , Church for this Southern Conferences, bus nmplc resources 

II ■ Ofcnrh. task. , Mission. You. dear brother Schon, hove within her bouhds nnd Should not bo behind 

Oka* Brother is Christ: Dirty cells me pm, us the start nt once. The 1-ord bless in j)|0 Mj'^tenary H jiirit, which now signally 
•gain to giro a Report of the German Mis- jml abundantly for your' visit to us here, lie th(1 chlirob) rtl „l we hope will 

■CM In Now Orleans. In, the provident of ■wured, we will pray for you. ’ , ' w , mvo been dojised. fur 

God, i\ tide to my lot to labor fiir the fifth Raving been requested by, Brother keener, K . ,. 0 f the 

yeartn theSntOenmm Minion in this City, and Brother MeTyeire to visit the Alabama the prcsbnt year. Tins ts nn Uetn of 
Virioqt hit« bMB the tmlf* through which Conference with them, I improve*! my short Minut&n which wo give in a« Minor 


Day of Fasting.-^ T he five BffljRJt* of the 1 n 8 ^ ou 1 ’ 1 " M j R tion , m m gh w o pud for fifti# p no MiTVfirf. : I ought to have embraced 
\n v n\ i v n t* a «A tMihUahoil in thn rooTOB ,n ^' ,0 t T»]c ofncorR on thin an car |j er opportunity to acknowledge t|i<* 

M K. Church, North, hav p line of boats arc (load to^fchlinga for the ()f tKb following sums, handed to me 

Advocate and Journal of the -bth ult., a rc- •p a , w , n gers:politen<«t t|iey have never known, , y,,„ rso lf, at the late session of the liotiis- 
oomntendatiorfio the ministers nnd members or have entirely forgotten. They take pleasure , Conference, for the American Bible So- 


Cor (ha N, 0. 

Priests 


Liberal thing* havo been do>iscd.fur 
eslmt year. This is an 'Item of the 


. to observe Friday, the 2d day of April next, in offering indignity to all sceta and ages. It ciety . 

K ' Rn '‘ .I, asa day of fasting nnd prayer in view of the requires muclf grace to hear so much insult. Shreveport, per Rev. L. Parker. 

ipe will . . ' • Will the Church papers please copy thin ! If Caddo K H Head' 

, | , .. . , the secular press wdl also copy wn think they Mansfield, A. h. Goodwin 

" That God would vouohtafo lo lie Gen- will do some service to the travelers to the Trinity, K. W. Griswold : . 

.1 , M idi <.nt nml « 1 \- M! i 1 1 __ II v 


, --- .- . From Deqtaronbmy 10:9, we lean, , h „ . 

receipt of the following sums, handed to me IjOTU allowed the Devitos, or priiyts, Wnl 
by yourself, at the late session of the I Amis- 'h* old dispensation, unbinds or 
Sana Conference, for the American Bible So- their brethren, lie himself became dlj- 

* for their support, that they might feelth^ 
dependence more fully. What leftam, j 


Varioos haw 


" a hat God would, vouo ‘a o o ie -e will do some son ice to the travelers to the Trinity, E. W . Griswold . 

oral eonferohoe the spirit of wisdom, and Woat; U’e arc variously estimated on board. VormutopviUu,. H. A .Mona 


ueponuenco more tally. What lcj*® . 
this fact teaoh the ministry of t| lc n "" 
now I VVlmt is tho state or that m jJ*' 

itb i tn 1 . U'tin. (nrifiiH.intr tliix, > ***^1 


w» had to pass in the four yoars that are stay in Mobile, in tailoring among my„Gor- imuaneo, ns too early a start cannot be made l|i (era tions they may seek, nml 'reneh, such 
mat: were it not that a high hand and a man brethren there. The number of tho So- in tbo W ork. One or two churches have conclusions, and adopt such regulations, an 

■ _ ' ; » . . «b * .. .. a . i . i ii 1 .ii .....l 


arm had supported on wo 


ahould not 


1 ^, benn able to l* m unhurt through all 

..d still stand 


ciety is small yet : there are now about twelve ft p ]lor tionment already. 

mombara Brother Carl Herwig is nppoint- What is tho action o 

,ed by the IWing Rider to wirve l,C ratlltion to M Wions ! 


, 11 il * 1 tin, II u UIU lllliuunij onuuiiaiAi vrs i uui 

meekness, and holiness « that in all tlictr de- rron , tem to thirteen hundred passengers, 
liberations they limy seek, and reneh, such * ___ 

conclusions, and adopt such reguhvtions, as \r 

I shall conduce to tiie peace, 'spirituality, and 1 jIThKA lt\ jN OTK'KS. 


ItiMatod ■ -J by the IWing Klder to serve lie r ,,,,. t i (m Mirons ' 

t is not an easy matter to tabor as a Mis- Mission this present year. I hey laW under a xho C , m f oro n C e Missionary appoint- 
nary in this City. It is not only not fash- a TCI7 great disadvantage; they have no ■ ' 

Mde Mre to attend Church and preach- meeting-house at all ; the place where they ^ ^ ^ ^ , MiwionBricH 0 f the M . K. 
; on Sanday, as it is In the kaatom and hold their meetings in, is too bad, the people to China, the Indian tribes, 


o win What is tho action of tho Cun- ra P‘^ oktenaion rf the Church, and bo promo- TI1K chiustian sachambnts. i»y nev. Qrcrwih 
■ *’ J , , ... • i tivo of the iziorv of* Clod fihIipt. , Publuhoii by j. noil. Neif Orit«nn i ikr»2 

.enHoti in rnlii i ii ill MlRHIOHS I n J 


VVe doubt not many carneat pruyern will be 
offered up to the Head of tho Church in the 
(Southern Section of Metlu dioni in Ix^half of 
tho deliberation^ of «o large and important a 


18nuV pp. 240. 

'flic author* is a prominent mcml)er of the 


Ka«t Texas Conference. The preface mformH U\ 1,. Mathcwn, Kwp, 


Vermilionville, 11. A. Morse i »u 

New Orleans, ,1. M. Hofer l! » ,r> 

Franklin, 1*. M. Goodwy.r 7 70 

Columbia, M. Davies 1 W 

In addition to the above, 1 have reeeived 
the following from other houvccs, from the 
same bonovolont inHtiti^tion.; -v. 

Col. V. 1\ Wimlor* Terrebonne. La. . Jj>25 00 
H N. Smith and lady, Woodvillc, Mi. 00 00 
Mrs Wm. .1. Fort, Bayou Sara 30 00 


mind, Who, forgetting this principle, pl^l 
in amotil the loaves uml tiHlum f.. 


4 . K5 in among the loaves and fishes to nroviTf 
7 jo himself? t 

1 V0 . ' thk rdoa,- 1 

ielvcd ‘1 1 1( ; that givetli to the .poor londcth t,*. 
in flic Herd; because God has OSpoelaU* chtat 
hiinsolf with their support, and protect^' 
,25 lilt t , «’y fpar llril1 trust in him. Wh»’p 
GO 00 remuneration for tile lack of wealth 1 .i" ' 
30 00 hlefislng to ho poor ! 


but just the reverse If the will not go into it. Motale is a prominent .^»re„ ‘ and ^ the detiberations ot so targe a, 

***** of people do leave off working on pl800 for a German Mi-don. It ‘is my mriou. of tho ^k. may lie ’sustained '*«J of Chri " tinn min ' ,t, ‘ r3 ' 

aOOMj*, then they must needs go to impression that if something more was done amUhr MiKsi( , nn L , n \arg.sl proportionably to Tm: Sr. boeis Cm. Auvoc a- 
■P»d ‘he Sabbath in vltdting the then- for that Mission, it promises a glonous har- , 5ncrea( ,i nK i-, t orc»t of the Church in the M AnaUy puts out an excellent 
tiM dreusw, and ballroom* whmh are on vest. It h itrue, it has met with «™e fa> - ^ Mirfoiis, and the urgent don, ends , r . VVe regret to see, fro... bis 

these d*YR, dunne tho Winter season, in full arcs, but this is no reason that it should ho v . «... » * » nml M nn. r . ° 

ZL of God U tho lathing There are about 4.XX) Germans in "'X^eh I" home2dthabl -1, that the enterprise ,s r«%„ 

Otat the crowd think, of. Tho-.', therefore, ^ Mlo , 300 famiUes of them art l’rotestants. ^ ^ W( , tly inorc J thc in getting through the first year 

&*t are hungering and thirrting fertile word 1 know of no place to which l would more J ^ * coUccttons ofthis Confortliiee: ing so largo and important rolign 

.me. nuniW ^Uinwln rn, nn u (^rmnn MitMililllirv than to i lisni J 1.. IL-' lir.,.1 .... !i .1 ...... .I.wl .1: 


us that thc first edition of this Work was 1ms- 1 1 have received on subscription for the Bi- 


tily prepared and published to meet an oilier- bhs, House in New Orleans, the follow.ng : 
genoy! — from which tho present revised edi- j 1 ,' •' ttC * t8an ' i' 11 •••••• #^0 


that are hungering and thirsting for ttie word [ know of no place to which l would more ; 1 
of life, are the leaal number. willingly go ns a Gorman Missionary than to Missionary col eetions of 

Another disadvantage is tlie auctnant state Motale. There is no other Gorman Church 7 
of the population Durwig the winter season, in the placo as yet of any kind, and there are sum of>4,-.80 for the Mi 
w» generally havea dense population, among a great many Germans that would huil the South, for the year 
whm am rnanv that love tho Sanctuary of day when the M.-E. Church- South, .would Jtcwi/ccd, that we appu 

llimana^; w— S L .. . .«. r - .1—* 1.1 I I In 


tho increasing interest of thc Church in the M AnaUy puts out an excellent Church pu- 
causo of Missions, nnd the urgent domr nils p ( i r _ VVe regret to sec, from bis last edito- 
ot oer Missionaries to lie reinforced and Hup- r j ]L ] the enterprise is nibl/ing the bottom 
ported by the Church at home, and that, tor . tliruugli the first year. But Berv- 

tlicse purposes, wo may greatly increase the 

Missionary collections of this Conference : »>g » «Mg» Important rehgious interests 

Resolve,!, That tkta Conference raiso the totte West, us it does, and directed With 


genoy.— from which tho present revised edi- (y 1 j}^” anH ’ ' 
tion has proceeded, cnlargediund suited in its Mm. E. Keller, 
form for general use and preservation. It 1C 8. Vaughn, 
discusses, in an excellent spirit and with much eld'' O Pipes, ^brl'cf 
fairness and perspicuity, the nature, design, William SilPman, 
mode and subjects of Baptism, and also the j’ 
nature, propur u‘.c, perpetuity and proper .Cannon Mdaw, 


1, Resolve ,1, That tins Conference raiso the • ““ ^ subjects of the Lords tapper. The style Elixpbetl, Kent, 

•e aan, of 280 for tho Mission, of the Church ability, nmbw.thnl favorably located, it must •„ ^ of ^ aml 8ceWB ^ Ov’ HmV u 

,e South, for .the year 1852. sueeeed. Wo suggest that onr brethren ... ^ ^ .b^ youth of the ".Jib ’ •• ^ 

A Resolved, that we apportion to tho different St. Louis materially erred in not starting out ]am , ' m> auihor wcU ol)serVcS . ’ KirH , im . Win. Siindlo, Jackson, U 

a Stations and Circuits, in proportion ,to their wit], and sticking to the cos/i .plun. Our K. D. Higginbbtluun, CPnton, Is 

. ... ... . - i 1 nri’HSious art* most hiRtimr, ami an nrror omu* .. . 




*30 00 


25 00 

paid 

5 Ut) 


5 00 

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., fluid 

20 00 

paid 

25 00 


100 00 


5 00 


5 0(1 


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!> bo 


5 00 


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(J()I)*8 PLANS AND PPriPosEf, 

Numbers, 14:5-! -“After the num^ , 
tho days in which ye soarohod tho Uni,„, 


forty years, and ye shall know my breach V 
promise." Margin, “ or altcrng of my 

pOHC.'’ ' - 

As God's treatment or men,- both 
tions and individuals, takos constant eon*. 
aan.ee of tliojr character and conduct, nol« 
liis plant and pu-puses are subject to clnu. 


At every irinter sea«Wi therefon*, build a German Church, for that would be a Stations and Circuits, m proportion , to tHOir 'with, and , sticking to thc cash ,, plan. Our 
wehavemn ingathering of members; bat as token to them drstaWlity. Oil TKiit tho wliule "ability nnd numbers the above sum in amounts readers wil|jyiti heartily with the editor in 
eooa as the spring arrives, off they move Church would pray thc Lord of tho Harvest as lioroaftor stated. , tho following paragraph : , 


again; so that when the time summer sots to send laborers into those fields, 
fairiy in, we are dwindled down again to a J 01 ™ M Hofer 

■mII nomber. In onr operations we muvo New Orleans, Maroh 4, 1852. 
on rttther slowly; yet we move , safely on ■„ . 


ResoM, That tho amount put down by , devoted.to tho interest of "‘“*7 “"T ”'I #*■* « 

Conferonoo to each btat.on or C.reu.t, thn r hurc b onal.t te bo sustained » oatocb.aod upon tf.e vur.ous points vented 


pressions are most lasting, and an error unce 
imbibed is very hard to b(i eradicated If 
our oliildren, . while they are children, .were 


T regret exceedingly tlmt I- t.avo not bee.r 
jiblo to uCeo.iiplisl. more |ii* Ibis great and 
goi.J work. My extreme debility 1ms pre- 


eourw.'. i ue jo iiiu/iirs ,n IioiVh govetnaj 
never elinnge bis purpusos do often, 
F.ler.. 18th chapter. So, Mr. Wit», y,j ur 
rfricnd.df-tiio l'Uritnn Kecordor must try tpj 


I tho Methodist Church ought to be sustained 


shall be apportioned to its different societies j n ^ city nono wiU d(JIiy . yVitli one e*- uf controversial theology, we should have 
in proportion to their several abilities, by the contion> t j li(| is tlie i lirire8l eitviin the houndrt very little to fear on that -point in after lift*. 


Gospel ground. Wo can not report of sweep- 
ing revivals, where, in a few weeks, hundreds 
are converted and gathered into the Charcl. ; 
but we are trying, by the help of God's spirit, 
to keep HU work constantly dlfe among us 
— we are steadily in the pogressivo. 

Our meetings are generally well Uttonded ; 
oor Sabbath Schools are prospering and in- 
creasing ; Oar class meetings are not only a 
must-be-to, because it is* port of tho econo- 
my of the Church, but a means of grace for 
4be greater part of oor members. His true,' 
tone that would most willingly 


eoptiun, this is the largest cityiin the bounds very 


€|ristifiu liittorfitf. 


NEW ORLEANS : 

Sfttui’day Morning, Marcli Hi. 


l’rcbiding Elder of thc Jfistrict, and the mein- ^ ^ church, South ; and with the excep- But it ijto he feare.d there is among us a cul- * , , L ’ rrt ^ m * 

Imre of' the first or tho second Uuartcrly tion of Nc „ ^ns it exercises an influence pabte neglect. in this thing. The points in T TI? 
Meeting C.onforonee. over a larger extent of country than any t r sv we deem non essential and there " * tl r uu ? tM ; 

Resolve,!, That, : n order to did the Circuits otllor city b iu tUc buunds ot - ^ Sonthen, ’ '" T " T° 

and Stations in collecting their apportion- branch of tho Chureh. And that such a pa- " rL ‘ ut th “ m “ k '’ 10 unomy 00,1108 P>'»'>]8ly, andd'rec 

ment, tho l>. Elder and P. in Charge form Ber will W well sustained here in the end we dong and. magmhes our non essential' into all sent accordingly. 
Missionary Societies, and Sabbath -School imve .to diiubt.' 1 important subjects: the wrung side of the received them, ho 


, , , . . . . „„ . ago, 1 regret to learn, have not yet reeeiied 

pable neglect. in tins thing; The punts ,n ^ ucrtitiuatc8 . Tll0 , kuU , however, has 

coutrovcrRy we deem non essential^ and there* | Jt . t . n none of mine. I remitted tho money 
fore let them slide, until tho enemy coiiicr promptly, and d’rec ted the certificates to J be 
along and magnifies our non essential into all sent accordingly. Will those who have not 


Hie Progress Party in Religion. 

There ie something of severe truth us well 


Missionary Societies, and also appoint arid < .... ... 

hold two-days Missionary Meetings, at which T « IK No ™' ki ‘ n Ao, tat, on.- -B oth editors 
t sermons shall bo pre'acl.ed', nnd collections of thc N. and L. Advocate present well di- 

• . r . i ? .. ,JIJ»>. J. A.. ..f a{... - 


importtint subjects: the wrong nide of the 
question is presented : our children become 


| taken up, and prayers offered for tho cause of I gested views ondi fib rent aspects of the pre- 


Missions. 


^ ttmm away ; cUmm, Mro, ttmt at- 1 a* revere rer.casm in the fol.owing paragraph: ; I arguV, to it : 


sent lay movements, North. Dr, M., nn the 
main subject, Miituai. R.uhts, takes position 


bewildered; tl.eir faith is unsettled; they dclUy 1Ws wri ; ing t o me at New Or 
falter ; they are gone ! - We may mourn over i oallH will please direct*ftieir letters to tin 
our children ; for they may never return to care of W. 11. Poster, Esq. 


I * n J | 11 • - lUCUCIICC Vliaigu • • • f • • • • ■ 

tend our meetings Kgularly every nantiaM., It closes a letter we received yesterday from Felicity street 

vyould wiDiagly Jnfe <m Chureh, were it not a Mcthodi8t Preacher of “ olden timo". He Moreau street. . . . ... ..... 

iWt lhev then would have to go to the class . . . v ., nr WeBley and Soule ( Impels 

ntMtimr A namlier of eaoh have attended **“ ,a “« boon tt watchnul “ 0,1 tllu walls of German. Missions .... .... 

■reaunkby three four years, and are still ^' on ’ a, *d though of tho “olden time," his New Orleans Circuit 

attending; bat they cannot join on account pulpit strength oopes with thn strongest of , - rV^jvsia v i . ! '. ". ". " /. '. '. 
of onr etaaa meeting*, and for their accom- this day. Iait thc Church ponder over it. . Donaldsonville 


Perhaps some will d.fler from Mr. F. when March 1, 185- 


“Upon a careful analysis of thc polity of >'« inl;lude8 118 I ,ro P cr 8ul, j eot8 of ba I>" 
loo' oil the M. E. Chureh, we are impressed with the tism with regenerated believers and infants. 


. , . , A WoNDKItm. ADVKNTt’KKIt,— Dr. tV. 

My extreme debility has pro- j 8 w i,i 0 ly known asoneof thcenterpriBUff^ 

who siulwl in search of Sir .John FraSJa.i, 
Some of the persons in liOUisiana and M**- flrinneirs expedition, and who is tt ti# 
Souther,, Mississippi, who became Ufe me,,,. 

Ijers ol the Am. Bible Society twelvo months observations and experiences iii the Arctic hv., 
t to learn, liave not yet received appears, from accounts in some of the paper^.to 
cutes. Thu iiiult. however, has lom ' 1,vl 8 Mc <>f '■ncxn.ny.lcl ailwnlnm, .,1 
n , almost unparalleled wanderings, eten before hu 

jl nunc. I remitted the money voyage to the pohitr Fegions.. •< ’ertainly no Ame- 
nd d : rected the eertificates to 1 ' be rienn, of whgin wc have ever Vicnrd, hnsseen t.. 
nglv. Will those who have not ,nU( Jl?f pcrils of the world, otm of tb 

cm, he good ^enough to let nn* According to these accounts, lie iMButtot 
utter, at New Orleans? j will of the American Legation to China, and, onb 
itter attended to without further l .° ^ ,c Celestial regions, spent some »«ii 
. v / 1 on a foot-tramp through the orange itoth'' 
sous writing U. me at New Or- linwil, im.r.itHiu, „ manth in tigor-lmaS 
.lease direct*Hieir letters to the Bombay. Hence niter a down unsucoesnl u 
II. Foster, Esq. tempts to smuggle himself into the t'ortUta 

I.' It 11 ,-, lands of China, lie went over to thc Vhillinaa 
. ; ,.,d lw aid of the good Monks of- the inter. 

1852. Ag't Am. B. Noeiety. Mnnirta, explored its fastnesses and volui 
- wonders, lie was the' first ninn to deetais 


reeeived them, ‘he good„e.ioiigii to let- hie 
know, by tetter, at New Orleans? I will 
have the matter attended to without further 


E. II. Hatcher, 
Ag't Am. B. Society. 


the, great crntcVuf Tael, lowered down Inin 
Bible Cause in Montgomery Alabama. dred feet over thc brink, by a tminlmohpW 

around his middle; nnd brought baekstonk 
Bun. McTykihe : 1 have caught up an idle of it* sulphur waters, burning off his ta.ii 
„„ iu .Iron von a few lines touching the the lava cinders Leaving Chinn, aftericosd 


llM) OB I beauty, efficiency and luirmopy of the system, Of course, in all the points at issue between 


■rotation we oanno* alter our rules 

The first nuasion is ' stall in a prospering 
condition. The preacher and thc members 
have, alter four year* congregating together, 


;ime,” liis New Orleans Circuit 25 00 and are thoroughly convinced that the rights Motlnxlists nnd others, ho is, out and out. pen to drop you a few lines touching the 

rongostof Whjjuwune , W and privileges of the laity and ministry are Methodist. The H. and A. kept up through Bible cause in Montgomery. Dr. Styles lias 

,ver it. . 'Ktaie;^:::^::"^;;: 30 U0 mutual^guarded and protected.’- t| .o book do not prevent the connection of, been witl, us several days, and has been l.ard 


the lava cinders. Leaving China, ufleniwA! 
visit, in which lie»*<jncounteroil shipwreck, b< 


11 My religious prospects hero don’t suit my 
notions ; but they arc not utterly dark. The 


Houma 

Napolconvillc ... 


30 .00 1 ma ttcr : 


Dr. IV takes a striking relative view of the 


*1235 00 


Church and, thc world, in these days, are in baton rouof. ijirt. mission' y a pportionm knt 


tim wr their respect for cacl* I flUC j 1 a iii ftnco and easy relattons, that Baton Rouge .... *> 


“One of the strong arguments, in former 
days, against thc erecting of a separate and 


the book do not prevent , the connection of 
clear and forcible argument. Wo hail al- 
ways with peculiar satisfaction a hook arising 


passed to India as physician of the Dreinoftu| 
Uagore, jifid was palan(|uined for three mottls 

.... ....i. 4i.« 


at work preaching the Gospel and pleading through thc womlern of its mountfii ircta 
ter the Bible; and be bus not ptaulcd Ir ^ 


vain. Many noble lli-arts have responded to I Madras, dtendichorry, arid every spot tbtt 


in this section of the Church. The author the call, and liave determined to imve a Bible have .-end of in the trial of Wm-ruto&p 


$150 00 distinct ecclesiastical connection, was the fear a “ d the P« wi(l,w hllve both d,mo * « oud P“« >“ Alontgomeqr. W'.l.y, sir, the house 


Society is in peace and harmony 
wd, ill driving to enter in at the 
' 'Tfcb'W&SkfeOT wf rwaJitajfs iw 
is, at preamt, 00. I have, during 


iHtth# my °' d stereotyped mind osa no longor he {^t c^\^ n . U .°. ! V.'. .* V 

in at til® tru8tod „ a typo of Christianity. This is Water Proof 

” , tne day of progress; ana Tnc progress party StjiJosepiiH 

e, during » n church have loft me far behind. I Richmond and Mudison 


v 100 00 I 0 p (jlmnges in the organic law of*the Church, I by the book. 


For sale by J. Ball. 


land that the discipline wbnld be Unsafe in K .\ position of tiik apocalvi^k. in a n«ricA 


. j -• • “ , _ _ , " 111 IIIO V/IIUlbll Iitavxj lUium ttax ireimui. • 

' year, received 32 on probation ; and atn 8 tiU creeping on with the class meeting 

1 yet, with ail that, we have, by removals, de- an( j p roycr mcc ting party.. But tho now type 


Monticello 


1 creased in number. The financial state of 
' tins Mission is enconraging. There has been 


100 00 I events demonstrate that subject now ) l.et 
00 00 1 tho North answer for itself, in the following 
I extract, which we are permitted to take from 


rX&uxuesmai 

CUuitii, Marietta, Ohio. M. W. Dinid. New York: 
lj»r»l. 12mo., pp. 4U7. 

it is tho consent of all who stiuly tlio liev- 


is built and paid ter, and situated in one of tho 
most business purts of the city. It is a beau- 

This building cost, it issuid, $15,000. it Is a 
p'reseut from Air. Abner MuGehco to tlie 


r tlie lmi.se Nc **' ^ l, Pl M ' r '-SO'!"' end At.yssinii, tt««i 
, ’ the Desert on his ciimol to tlio bnsis of Jvpu 

in uncut tlie Ammon, rlithbing at brenksneck risk’ lothevv 
It is a beau- stone ol .lie sounding Colossus of Menmi: 
and airv cXpluring the tombs of the I’srnohs for »fc 
»«'«» -vd^hC T--r.'<1,rw-'VSHS;vt'«5t4i«! 1 MCj»Kciofav 
tUO. It 's a liis associates. 

ehco to tlie Wrpc^ed again while passing dom. .lit# 


raised in the Miation, during tho last year, 


*903 53. 


— easy chaJr'closa of our people never make ojiixoiisas msT. missionary ai’h.htionment 

any sacrifice of case or indulgence; and if Opelousas ..S' 

they gotto heaven on the basis of the religion Franklin and Pattarsonvillc. 

I .« «. • r J..!... Mow IIiopSii 


^° 70 ; 00 I a private letter, written by one of tho first elutions that their meaning may be oncer- 


Bible Society herc-hc is a member of tho »°d woutaled, in an encounter war Aleita 
' , . , ,, ,,, . , . , .. . ho ja.slicd across to (ireeco.juxJ irarcrKsle 


Part of this money wob spent in I u, a y a i-^> Hying upon, many of us are doing N'ew Iberia 
. a.,,i tje *7 sr> nn , i,.. «... I J - ■ ri,n,nt 


liquidating a debt of *746 00, and the rest l k8 of >upcrorogation 


waa spent in the Mission for Chureh pur- 
poses. *10 00 have been collected in monthly 
Mawonary prayer meetings ; *4 40 for the 
Btahep; *2 50 Confsrenoe collection ; *4 85 I 
fcr the BMe capse ; *10 for Tracts, 

After yra shall have built a new Chucb, 


Yours Truly,” 


Chicot ' 100 0(1 

Hnwe Creek 50 00 

Alexandria 125 00 


*iai, (*i ministers of the M; E. Chureh, North: *1 taine< 

;;;;;'l50 oo boliove,’ says ho, ‘you will bo thc only true j 8 , v t 

100 00 Mothodist Episeopal.Chureh in a few years, givc8 

100 00 if our people keep on innovating.’ The wri- 

.o??!!! tor of this letter is an itinerant, and now fills f 0t 


is that tl.oir nieuning may bo aseer- Mctl.odiqt P. Church, and a brother to him* sceno of ohuwic Interest, ellnbing to the lit] 
, satisfactorily, to u greater extent than ut ' Miaateblppi, the mail wl.u.e liberality is so crenc Spring, and sleeping on*. fi«<H 

, „1..,„„| Mr A MeCnbee Im* tm. nthon. He returned by Italy, rt«w*,»»l 
first conceived possible. Thc author ^ uu * * ' ' . land, oi^ly to rest a few week*, before ion 

, a .. • , .« . only given the above builu ng to thc society on the coast of Africa. Beiiowing here 

here, but he has been busy in cireulationg quaintnnccH wnich he had formed in BnH 


gives one more definite ideas, if not more cor- 
rect, than many writers on the Apocalypse. 


. . . i, was allowed to inspect the entiro midiiBJ 

people to raise ."ubscrip o tho slave trade, .and to^pass -up into fiuato 


of the most important and responsible M* 3 constructed and appended to the book purchase Bibles, and his eflbrts and those of umleryinim/i of Dcrsouia, tho great ill 

• * * .. . • : _i*. if .i . . •» All ...I .1.-11...... .linvv linttenon tlm rdiinfu nf tlirt al-ivo.nifilil 


Minutes of Louisiana Conference. 


MONnOF. DIST. MISSIONARY Al'l'OKJ IONMEST 


$675 00 Stations in the Northern connection. It is 11 very ingenious chart, marking off thc other*, have raised several thousand dollars ; 


Monroe 


The publication of these minutes has-been Beritop • • 
, . , . , . . , rarmemlle 


....$10U 00 

.... 100 00 


addrcsscd'to a brother minister in tho South.” 
: CoaiiKirrioN.- A ; correspondent"!., Zion's 


for which we have the finest prospect now, 1 delayed, as before announced, m order to pro- 
ve flatter ourselves that, by tho smiles of curc certain do<fr nents neecRiary to thcii 


‘ I Homer . . . . 


100 00 1 Herald gives the lute:t news ulxmt the slave- 


Heaven, we dull grow up into a targe sooi- UUon . They are now presented under ’ inn 

esety, which, in a few yean more, will lm r c/, 

fnDy able to support its own minister. The * Tery neat fon “ a “ d JudlCluuH » r ™ n B cment - Boeuff. 1’rumo Cireu.t 50 

ttabbalh School connected with this Mission, «> » oompaaa of 39 pages. Tho statistical <. fe|)0 . 

is in a well managed and prospering state, and other information here furnished, te in- „,m.;vi:!’0 UT IHM'. MJ.S.UN'Y acportionmi:. 

From 50 to 60 children attend the school. It dispensable to every member of the Confer-. Shreveport.... *150 

haafoar ofioer* ; eight male and fivo female 0 nce and ought to be in the hands of every Catido... 200 

member of tho Church. Presiding Elder* B^ie^V: ! ! ! V" ! ! ! '. 1 i !, 25 

VcniwwA. , s ... ‘ ere ttro B 01 and Preachers’ orders will bo filled at thc Natchitoches and Natchitoches Circuit 75 


cure certain dodenenta nceesrary to their Jackson... 
n-i Columbia 


chronology in longitudinal eolenms, uml re;* 
resenting leading ovonta starting or- ending in 
them, Tho render,, if lie enlarges not his 
critical and excgetic.il knowledge of this por- 
tion of the Bible, wi'l not fail of this spirit- 


th.it there w'M he -ad i'ru.ciihite pv-chuse 


diary liotwccn thoohiofsof the Bluve-msiisjs 
tricts uu'l the Brazilian curriers. Tt.(j 
fever was liis pay for this trip, nml lie rue 


jjf Bibles. God be praised ter the prosperity I Lorno by t'oi.uiiodorc 'Head, invalided. 


I SIIBEVEl'OBT DIST. MISSION Y A I 1 PORTION MENT.. 


J 00 J' r hiding 1>. E. elected to the General Confer- utltlual lind cxegeUcal Knowl edge ot tins per- 
iod '00 once from W. Virginia. This correspondent, tion of the Bible, w: 1 not tail of this spirit- 
100 0O after denying the statement, (which we ho- ua * benefit: he will -have higher and nobler 
^ ^ * lieve lias not been questioned before,- and eoneeptions of wl.at tho Church of God is. 
$800 00 which was made by a writer ill the Boston llnd ^'o stupendous vastness ol the plans 
MSOta'l “ wellw Kielunoud paper) presents the del- which God is carrying forward by it and foj 


of the cause Montgomery. The ngonti, 
Rev.'T. P. C. Sl.eln.an and Hev. 8. l'illoy. 


feotiy patchoii up fruni the ofTeots of tlnn* 
tion. lie volunteered for service with the uij 
Mexico, and was ordered with dospatchfl ■ 


will have an eye to the hir’d ,g up of tins dare-devil race tliruu eh thc country, ourz 
cstabl'shnient, ! n collections through the -had left, to overtake den. Scott . AtuM 
... \. . , - self, at I’erote, of a in.Kcronnt escon « 


’ll collections through the 4n.d left, to overtake Gen. Scott 
"iVulv ' self, at I’erote, of a mlscroan 
, - - ' birds, that (icn. Worth Jiad Cl 

( . D. OLIVER. r.dmnanv. lie pot into a series 


^150 ()n w (Moiuuuuu j jiiunttiiin vm; 

.. 200.00 eg, ite cloot himself as saying in writing: 


toaa^;^of wham are «»hmsly engage. I mcml)cr flf thc Church iw.ding Elders' 
in this, their labor of love. There are about ... . , . ... , 

150 books in the library. There was col- ftnd Pre * ohore order8 wlU ,,c fiUed at thl 
tec ted daring the year, in money, for this Adv °oate offioo--as they are here deposited 


Mansfield 200 0O a y ou ; B quire„ 1 Is tho Rev. Mr. Titohencll, 

North Busier...... ...... 5® JJJJ PregiOing Elder of tho Clarksburg District, 

Natclutoohcs and Nntahitocl.es Circuit i5 00 r 

Red River 10 )00 und delegate to the next General Conference, 


which God is carrying forward by it nnd for 
it. For sale by J. Ball. 

EXAMPLES OK LIKE AND DEATH. ‘Hy Mr* L. II 
Sigourney. Now York : 0. Scribner, 18o2 16 mo. pp. 
300. ' . 

A charming little volume by a writer not 


Officers Bible Society.— E lbert Holt, 
President ; \V. Bell, Treasurer; Richard Jones, 
Secretary ; and there are a Biard ef Maua- 
gers. 

Montgomery, Ala., March il, 1$52. 


Red River ,, ...10 ) on “““ A el, arming inue vumme oy a writer no, British Wesleyan Matters. — W bilo ex- 

Minden and South Busier 150 00 n slaveholder ?' I answer, no, emphatically. The <>4 ...bieei* *e r ... . . 

no.’ Neither In (Aeorj/ nor in /nef, nor do 1 excollod in her sphere. Hit _4sulfjecta sc- pooting fu”..a,id lute accounts of, tlm import. 


school, *64. 

The second Mission has been growing dur- 
ing the last year beyend our expectation. Bro 
Panic, the Missionary, is appointed to it the 
thud year. He hashed great and hud trial* 
in his labors; and many, under thc same cir- 
enmatanpea, would have given up in despair 
but not Bro. l’aule, His motto is: “Urd 
let nse prosper or die.” The society numbers 
4t member*, all united and well disciplined 
*234 ware raised in the Mission during the 
year— *11 of which waa spent on the Mission 
tor Church purposes. *30 were collected 
Missionary money, In their monthly prayer 


Persons ordering a supply of tho minutes will 
do well to ardor not ./e&s than 25 — as they can- 
not lie sent by inaB, unless at great expense 
and prepaid. Please be specific as to ail- 
I dresses, and wlmt pluco and whose care the 
package must be sent to. 


$‘J00 00 1 ovcr ^ntcud to be. 11 ’ . 


lected arc of various ages, sex, attainment. L n t proceedings of the “ Con hittee on Mc- 


Total Missionary Appor. for 1852. .$4280 00 


Baptism — New Book.— T)ic Richmond Ad- 
vocate cont : nues its able strictures upon IV. 


professions. 

•• Lb ! Hll lUHiik'.nil Hrc BtuilyutB huw to'livc 
And how to die- their twoj?r«Ht I. fsoui 


Reading Room of Centenary Institute, 


March, that a “ Reading Room and Library 
A Sanctified Pen. Association” has lately been formed by tho 

Do tlie thinking men, tho praying men, the students of Centenary Institute, Summer- 
working men of this day need bo told that it fi*dd, Alabama. An exhibition of a most com- 


Alabama.— W e learn from a letter of tho 1st Summera ha8 ™»« lud « d lds 8a »“> 8a >> 
Man.1i. that “ Rmulinw lt.-..n and library j cct in thc S ' C ' Adv00ate ' '*’ ha y ar « to term 


Howells “ of Infant Baptism.” IV. UOMOJOPATUV ; »n Ex^m'imtlon iiLUri DuctriniB nntl 

Summers has eoneluded his upon sumo sub- By « lL*'lior. M d. Ni w \ork : C Sc.ib- 

1 nor. 1- urn. pp. 140. 


ject in tnc . . v . Auvoeaie. y n c to lorm Tll ; 8 il( a J> r i«c E*sny nnd altogether rend- jyi om orini«, the suggestions of tlie Manchester 
tho Appendix of the New Book which the ablc to otlu , r t l, an professional nm 0 . It treats meeting, and other document*, mid to report 
Chu-eli is expcot 'ig, and wb eli will, doubt- bumaj0 p a tby as a delusion -a gfout absurdity, upon tlio recommendations contained in them, 
less be a book for the times. The Editor ^ ^ j p a q . met at Centenary Hall. All the members 


is their duty to write 1 And not to write any- [ niendable spirit and literary taste and enter- 


j tiling, but to sanctify their peiiB : to record I P rj8e - 


stings; $2 50 for the Bishop, and $4 f ^ , .V .. p 

Conference oollection-Bo Churehdebt. ^ that lmvc a quickening, elevating ef- 


Clnruli is expcot’ug, and wl ,: cji will, doubt- 
less be a book for the times. The Editor 
thus speaks of the MS. which lie has ex- 
amined : 

“Dr. Summon has in readiness for thc 


moriuls '• from ear correspondent, who i* one tarn his m*** 

of the Committee, we take tlie telluw’ng from the hainrds lie is encountering pov. 

the London Watchman, of Fob. 11 : ■' 

“ On tlio 3d instant, thc Committee hp- Life ix Paiiih.— A l’nris letter viia 11 ^ 
pointed hy the Conference to consider tlie describes a scone in thc police oo“ rt! ^ 
Memorials, the suggestions of tlie Manohenter Tho tribunal ot L'orrectiossl leli®^ 

' i .1 i , , i * become u resort for those who are 10 ^ 

meeting, and other documents, and to report amu8cment ; and it „„ly held 

upon thc recommendations contained in them, the evening, would seriously interfer®. 
met at Centenary Hull. All the members receipts of tlio' theutres. The 
appointed on the minutes were present, with 

the exception of Dr. Newton, whom indispo- „f | my i T1K stolen a hnt. Hi* connl®^ 


The Sunday School connected with this feut u P° n g™'elling Immunity : to trace 
Mission has three officer* and ten tyaeber* thought* for the million readers instructive 
-riritaat fifty children attend the School I nnd such in their moral lteui ing, that dying 
They have olxut 78 books in Library. Money they would not wish'to blot a line. We arc 
««ftaetod tor the school, *17. This school i> fulIenuponpccu' ! artimcs,andtheythatwould 


Roll On.— T he followmg cheering notice press a work which is the result of many 
wc clip from the Southern Mirror, of the 4th y ( ' lirH patient examination of tlie subject of 

u a: »ri._ s 


METHODIST fulpi I'-Pnifessor D- «... tbo 0?lCe p t ion of Dr. Newton, whom indispo- 

The lust number is promptly to hand. s ],; nn prevented ' from attending ; mid Dr. was placed at the bur, wn* Hist tt ®r 
Contents: A well written Sermon by Rev. Bunting also has, from the name ennsd. bepn I j ure '^ L innocence, itself. 


in a healthy tad prosperous state. 

The Third Mission has not been a* prosper;, 
ua* during the last year se we could luvc 
wished ; hut still we have not labored in rain. 
Brother Mason is appointed to it u* a Mission- 
ary' a young man prudent and pious. He 
has good prospect* at present. Scvursl of the 
Society gave us much trouble ; after we hod 
borne with them luug we, disputed of them : 
aisoe Shat seversl have been uuuveitod, and 


• . , |. , , ,, f .. Baptism. Thc natu*e, perpetuity, subjeots, b |,# i -All hm .; ; p.uitoriai Jvnseciiany ; 

instant, published at thc Beat of (ontenary . .. 1 1 * . ..,••• . , 

,, ,, . .... , ’ ■ administrator, mode, ana-use of Baptism, are gives us u strong article on lay re] 

College, Louisiana, and with, n the hounds of d ; 8CURrtull ,| n rt S y„ t „ m ,» t i« nh.l elaborate style- tion-nio. 

the Mississippi. Conference. We take it as 0 f argumentation and illustration. We have ,, a „iks' KKPORITORV-D r. 
nn indication of the Missionary hull in mo- hull the pleasure to examine tho work in nia- chain. OF SACKED WONDE118— Dr. Lsttn 
tion. The Alnbnmn wave should foil this 
yeur- over Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, 
and on : 


■ r I . it J •••” 1 ill' 1 till" uiuinuiu W liaussniio liro 

lie useful must adopt their means (o the age „„ . , , . , , 

C • tion. The Alalmma wave should roll this nuscr.pt, anil frankly give it as i 

we live in, us well u* to the end we aim at. ta . , ,1..., ,„;n |,„ 

, , , , , . year- over Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas; tliat it will be worthy to lie put 

“1 fancy,’ says the Rev. ialwurd Irving. J text-books ol'tho ORurcb, on a sul 

-• that if tlie spirit uf God were to choose out ' , , is'made to occupy a very promine„. 

twelve men from thc house oft iod, witliwhom "A Missionary meeting was held in the (|m) rp): i((UH wor ld now-a-duys, by tlie stren.. 
to finish the great work of converting men, J*". Ghurc-h m this place on last Sabbath, U0U8 und unceasing efforts of immersis^ffis to 
specially the men of this ccvnt.y, und ter that <»*> wul** which, in eolloctnm and pledges. disBendnatu fhe i r peculiar views." 


nuseript, and frankly give it as our opinion These very agreeable visitors i»re all come 
that it will be worthy to be put among (lie ' h j du0 J 

text-books of tlio Oliurclv, on a subject whicli 

is made to occupy a very prominent pluco in 111 DOixV iiiiilk; ii 1 n.-Lr,i u,l iijr map* nnd i iinrnr 


purpose were, u* a secoud I’entecoit, to be- 
stow upon them sj>cctal_jjilte, t he gift of 


qthsn ore earnestly groaning for ddiveronocj writin 6 w ; iuld I* the chief one . 


amounted to suuiething more tluiiUhr'ee Handed, 
dollars.. , Knowing the size of tho eungroga- 
tioB'afid'"senicthilS'g bT Die jHtaUhiaiyjifiiurs 


from an At the rioee ot last \ear ttiii, Mi*- 1 ‘ ud dle “bibty to write powt rfnlly seems to the members of thc congregation, we Wo liuvo roooivod from, these Missionaries u 
•ten numbered thirty-two members had two! mB a filter acconiplishmont of u soldier of lduBt say this was moet.l'beral. It it wu* letter addressed to the members of the Ala- 


liiS'srprB. I.EVKirAKD Hrfl. tAmi aT -Tr ^ -ww ^ . ^rophy ^^ 


W. Spillman, M, IL^local.prcaeher, Culum- -bu t oecasinnally-preijont nttli- 1 au )c i .„,„» on 

bus; .Miss.; Editorial Miscellany: f'rof.D. the beginning it was decided that every com- take nbout 
gives us a strong ' article oh lay represent,,- mimioaHti^irhothor fr.un Cireuita or indivi- 

duals, should lie read at full. I Iiih ociaipied |inp ttr tiiil Pi 
turn ]iio. both the morning alid evening sitting. of tlie ring judgmei 

LADIES’ KKI’OSITORV— Dr. Ti-gt. first day. with u very large portion uf tho see- upon tho com 

CHAIN. OF SAL’RKD IV0NDR1I8— Dr. Lalln. |)n( , ^ ^ ^ MWm)!W 1Vei .l y „ x . 

These very agreeable visitors ere nil come prliS8Bd thpir V ; SW8 on tlie whole of the ques- .the prisoner 
— the latest due. 1 fions opened hy the Memorialists ; eueli cn- hc cyahl not 

THE HOLY II1ULET il’uninitrd by mag* and rngrav- tering at suuhdengtli as lie ihouglit well into 1^. | R , a ,'| ' , 

hjgfc j. Han 1'iiiia isr,o the subject, and making thij reeohimendations « Too luit o 

The publislier has laid on onr table a copy ho doemod worthy of oonsidoriEtion. It nmy reason was, 

of his excellent edition. It has been highly 1)0 9 a l l l ,oaod that where there were fifty Kaym,,' h 
„ . , , , • * mombOrtL Much a full oxprertaum of Beutiment lne8 tj 0 , inx j, 

spoken of hy the best judges. 1 lie limps ol wquM 00cupy nmny B ; ttiu( , B when all these wlmso fiddllf 

sacred -ge< n! r«phy-«ro^niong..a«Aalualdo-pe- g1s{iwit , Mug g o3 t*oi)S- Wore H’^ Jjeforir-tlir J, ‘.‘.‘‘T'' - 


to m ake me shed every (car I ki'L JVjl 

koU- Lotween tu’fi he.akH for 

tiiko nho’nt. ii. 1ml.” “A jniStftM’ ,1 


take about a hat.” “ | n fi sta * e ' fWV - 
I’rcHiiloiit, “a mistake (lope OP P ur r^ 


i ri'niiiL'iu, it iiii.ii uni- "'T* 1 _ „iKfff 

poet.” “ An accidental miMtake. , » • ■ t 
impartial Presiilent. I submit it j, 
riiiji, judgmont ami yourtoRy w ZyVJ 
upon tin* complainant, a stout 8 en . 


upuil IIIU UUIII | II II I II II II I l <» O I 

cane, deposed that while lie 
noes in'a cafe, on tlie 2f*tb °i 


tn gs . J. Hall 1 'IiMh. ’• 18S0. 

The puhlislier has laid on our table a copy 
of his excellent edition. It lias been highly 


iiuen in it ume, uu tif: — . . . . Lxiiji 1 * 
.the priHoner walked off W **! E 
he.couhl not liave mistaken it 
carried it in liis Hand instead of PV 
liis head. “ That was Imcuuse a,: 
“ Too hot on the 20th, 
reason was, vou si oiiniirel, 


nmv I’cnuon was, you ucounurci,** . 
it 4 v you, and would have betrayed J , ^ 
h y it on your bond.” "Iw-rf*.' 


•m« numbered thirty-two members hod two greater nccoinpiiBiiniont oi a soiaicr or — IV letter audrcBSCd to the momherH 
Sunday Kchoota four officere, «d eight Christ tlnui the ability to preach powerful not done alone by the lew who are riel,, but banla Conforono0l and written 

teachers, sixty childreu in attendoax), seventy ‘“courses The one send* a dart, which, ’J ' “ ’ 1L y°ixn(g, ie in, tit nt i, n | bl¥anil j t 800m8 to bave booll dc | a y od 

Iww^. in Library aIld coltactxvd seaentoeu wed directed, may fly wide of the P°or, the lumistry anil layity, all doing some- 

jt. im,rk ’ “> d ha ™8 m* "' l * strength, is ^ing, and many of them liberal indeed. H^e out of time-dated 3lst of January- 

nissfi in the Miatiuo *66 95, all ofwkich wa* uoel ®“ fort ' vt:r > u io other is thc ancient cat- and then to liave taken an elbow, route, via 

fprcrt tx -v— ts ■ |<i r *-l f - spulta, which will discharge j-ou a thousand Remittance*.— B ills of smull dtnoniiiiu- New York, instead of coming directly. They 

MtfT'nsiJ Biouey ; *5 55 for tlie Uwhu|i : *. art8 ttt on . ct ' 111 u fbouauuj different dircc- tion, though good ut home, depreeiute very liatfe our tlmnks for tlie very lion 

*4 40 Ccofcrence ooUuction. Lafayette was ions and it hath an apparatus ter making rapidly as they travel abroad. Wo are W plimefttiiry things said touching 

MMMOted with iti but is now joined to the firm “5**’ ** can n qUnue u, i|j 0 . | (0r | Mitxat0 tb i 8 very du n and Hclf-evidont pro- of their rcooption.and entortainr 

Missiui, ** it is more assy to sappl, it ttai*. ^ge them (brever. To use tins most pew- 1 _ ‘ _ , .... 


euliarities — the margimil references clear and Committee, the eonsidcrution of individual 
copious. Gilt, binding undiulusplng rich and points was entered upon, and in that the 


bi Co. 

Contents 


ipulta, which will discharge you a thousand Remittances.—' Bills of small denomina- New York, instead of coming directly. Thej 

lart* at once in u thouauud different dircc- tion, though good ut home, depreeiute very haVo our thanks for the very hearty and com 
iunt .and it hath on apparatus ter making rapidly as they travel abroad. Wo are led plimefttiiry things said touching tlie kindnesi 
oore dart*, »o that it can coqUnue to <U»- ... . , lf I biiment while ii 


, •* it is more «uy to sup),ly it tlsu 
Mist'qsi arias have been oboe rod up 
coarogod at the loot ikmmou of our 
p me. Tiny have Learned that the M. 
—Jqj wu.th. is not cold and indffercui 
l the ’stranger that comes auuag them 1 


feronoc, und written on leaving substantial. Fine ter present milking. 

It seems to have boon delayed BpACKWd°D. 'fur Febrnw. Ns.Verk: Leotamisotl 

,f time- dated 31«t of January- n , lUo of Marlborough;, 

o have* taken an olhov^ route, via Novel, or V'arietieB of^English 

, iimUad of coming directly. They Life ; 

huukB for tlie very hourty and com- ' A (’anter to Qilifornia : 

/ thingB Huid touching the kindnesb Struggfen for Fame and Fortune ; 

ception.and entertainment while in Longfellow’s Golden Legend,; 

nt City- VY e subjoin, at tinstone. d » ^ . 

f "interest, the postscript, which is Tbo old Solilier ; 


Committee eontmnes to be engaged 

h rom this statement it 13 evident' that the f„ c t '|h, these hat* were act 
conclusions of tho Cumulittao, are yet to he purchased hy me.' 1 hs) 0 l 'l 
ascertained, and therefore neither we nor of a >> W 8l,a > ‘ ; J n ,„i „ 0^8 , 
others can certainly tell what t hey are to be.” C y ° fo/'pottan apples. ' A ftP'JfcJ 

»■ formerly lout me moiioy, Is 

Chance. -W. 11. Fowler, Esq., liu* pur- P 10 1 ™' l, ;' d '>» J “Sf 1 


others eari certainly tell what they are tube." 


mo his until, to prove to you 1 


We look forward with pleasing •aS'cipatiom, l,a ’' i *^ u “ “‘ d “ 
to the tiamwbeu tho German jutaaons in this , -, 

I* P °“ tiUO “■ New l’xFEa.- Tlie “Cbrtatiqn Telegraph 

they ifi. iu Cinclnmtts, or In fit. I aiuia, or any .... 

-iSrortae. There are German, enough here " ‘ ^ ^ -BLllgtouspaper, 
ft work upon ; 40.00U is the torestaulnber. fuUiahefi at Attauta, (.a., by l(ov. B S J\u- 
wkidt is t-w‘'IW frutu year u> font ></ eon- (*»** Meti«4i«t rrotestant Hiurvli. 

I ftH igtHiittfs^’ Uulf Bfl Ite Min WM ik» titfftU'r is a trrjr itiif slttfrt 


,uns; anuitnaui an apparatus tor making nl ,,i d l y ^ tl.ey travel abroiul. We are led plimcntary tilings said touching the kindness Struggles for bumu and fortune ; 

•Cgetillterevcr. “ ^sTtKwpSr. ll ! i8 very dull and self-evident pro- of their recoption.and entertainment while in ’ 

rful of intellectual moral instrument* iu tho *» finaneo, because we have received the Cresoont City. Y\ e subjoin, at tliistune. Cupid in the Cabinet ; 

•ervico of God, is u noble ambition, which in payment of subscription a few bank notes us being of interest, tlio postscript, which i* The Old Soldier ; 

•bould possess tl)e soul of every Christian ter 50 oonto, and even so low us 25, epnts,, iu confirmation of what bus already extern- Results of Revolution in Europe. 

!e doth in a manner multiply his soul there- j uteri y unavailable. sively obtained us a serious charge against The uutliur uf “Golden Legend” is put, 

m ^ . X , this Navigation Company » ' beyond cqmpariaon, at the head' of American 

I’iiotesTantism in. MiihEurope. — The “Great imposition has been praotieed on poets, "und muy lie considered an equal coin- 
* ‘'Jmw** W 1’nuaia is the oiiljT I'rotestant tin., pasupngers of thp Empire City, hy her p 0ti re r f ( ,r tho palm with any of the younger 

N«w Pam. The “Christian Telegraph” Church in mnJ-Euroi*;. Existing' in tlie ooniiiiander, Capt. Isiwis, in transferring us , wl8 r (; re . t U r iuiin." 
is the n»me of « moral and reliriou. naner. midst of Catimli tha I'biUsdolphU, to await the arrival of ^ 1 


111 i n 1 urn 1 ohm . «iie 

chased the Eutuw (Alalmma - Whig. Wo Hist 1 could not b^e stol j^h, 
feell it no loss to lose a good subsorihor in Mr. S' ohavnoter of thejrjM»^ l j$ 
F,. und get in return bo excellent 1111 Ex- inexorAlde, nnd Mr. Belloiy ,* b0 c »r® 
' thirteen imiritliH emllmement. . e . I 

ehiinge, . . . fell , amid thunders of applause.^ 


1 confirmation of what bus already - exton- Result* of Revolution in Europe, 

vely obtained an a serious charge against The uuthur of "Golden Legend" is put, 
nis Navigation Company . beyond comparison, ut tlie head of American 

“Grout imposition has been praotieed on poets, “and muy lie considered an equal com- 


Sau to Think Of.— A correspondent 
writoB from South Louisiana, 5th inst. “ A 
week from lust Subbuth, about 4, e. m , death 
took a man hero at the gambler's table,' 


d ?‘ of -L-atitolioijflf, hardly liaving a pte- C^mWKDL'. Ifiltuiul Of bhbig K)ll(l|ied‘friiM+ " " 
lommance oven in its own territory, and «ur- , bu Km “ , hu V ^ a eeord',„g to V"*- 

founded by kite (ifMk and li.tfliilli>Wl.»„' .rttht suliiiHitad (ii *Uiu lunuuiii. .l' 4 . 1 I1"”Z 3 n: 


" , I, A i r. k\ • I..U I»J3tih»a bull! lirftWUW HI It** |fiUnM*W 

Iiwntruut) wu W50W lu U»u 

'iiUusk.WHMijl dfiWfi U idwiit WliWklfW W9 l. m *s*v«tr4i 


ii Ihw «4h if«4 H v*ry ysswimr slwfimftf . | iqvany iliA dsah ki i4W|Ji WjiWkiW W? { uwiH*k» M*tf “•* )«)•»«*» *t i**r«w 


; Thu only protoHtunt cccloniiiHtical lxxly 
that has given in it* adnorohee tu Lotlis Nit- 

|HiliMiu.‘ is titti Direetoi'y nl 'tiro Lutlmriiii 
ii littfi’lt 


tion!. .,x-aaH«»' 

• Tk») elwir lttnjC“*F r ’ H,,rt c ° 

FhIU 'fii !!••* 

hike tiuic kfiilvcr Hie rlift 4 '* -1 *’ 

^ ,Slilnc8 ah U rUiw, but. 


i’u UAt (ititui’ld’jln 1 


m ii|TN Itt'Hil ClKHHUvil 1 




biriln, that Oon. Worth hail eiuployednu 
coiupuny, he got into u Boriouof 
last of which he received ilie hwopIk*"' 
nnoim nnd Ocn. Torrejon, and hadbuw 
killed under him,’ and was himBelf Jip* 
wounded, while protecting the lives of ky 
oners against his own men. Subfleqoaw 
was eruiving, and practising hydr*p*fJ 
the coaHt survijy, up to Uio moment cfi**’ 
a telegraphic dispatch, accepting 
proftor of ScVvices for tho Arctic expwt'on- 
had the rice fever i.n the Canton n« 
plague in Egypt, thc yellow al 1 

congestive »t Fuchla, and the •^ rlc ®f , , 
the coast. These, and wounds, and ' 
grnnie dis6ase of tho heart, which M . 
from hoyliood, have Imeu his prepar** ,<:C 
the hazards he is encountering now. 


it on your head. ’ *' I wus ior»* 
mestic anxiety.” replied the cU .J-yrtd 
whose fidelity l had good reason y|i 
1 - took-tlu> --kut-.witl|iml 
“ But it HoeniH you arc « rt ‘K u ‘* 
put in the President, “ lor no f ^ 
sevon hats were foiiuri thii' 

.„.,.s.(,u un iriK'imis PrcHidW » 


in esteem and confidence, « 
that 1 could not have stolen . ^ t 
lrie.nl alluded 1“ l*"™ ^,1' l,„l Y* 


good eimvacter of I’fj»“ ncr ’ , > 
moxorsblc, and Mr. Ik'H” ,f] lB cfii u * 


< ^ FurOi-W.O. 

Mu. KdktoV: Oidyoueyerlh^JJ 
ing that utcweroil t» the f 


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iti'ahv Notices; 


UkNERAI. Intklmo knok. 

Proceedings of the Industrie! Meeting 


Cbr Veto f titans Christian Jibooratr. 


, MAliV KKNNKU SAN- Procaodings of the Industrial Meeting 

'"'"V" ,.7’ llor Iimidcn nnmo whh Held ii'arringhn, pear Ihe Petuatolii 


H'cntno ftL 


fll " " nmriv I lor imiMen nnmo win 
|4 . siio wns mnrrii'd to Mr. Hum 
r r| M "nidir* on «!« - : "l‘ " f l'>ln-.inry 


Jyji ny Yard. 

The onll fur nn Induitrinl Meeting nt tin* Ponsnenia 
Nnvy Yard, a* published by a committer nf n prevloiH 
meeting. wnmnost rnthiHaMtlcally responded to last even- 
ing by n hfitnerou* nnd respectable assemblage nf the cltl- 


flight feel mi W»l- , . I „r -nliintm' , in this rililCP, ,n * by « nunipn.ni. nnd respectable Mf.rn.Hnn.-nf therm 
... i , a ^ tWHn* » hmviil <>f rtllg I Benanf Pcnancbin, Milton, nnd the vicinity of the Nut; 

. , ntl.ownsnonl.jocO.roonvorhnggrnc,'. Vlir „. 

01 tlio Chufci n * M " |; fluiroh, of wllU-'ll slio ll.vcri Major W H. Chare wa* unanimously rnlM fnthcehah 

tl,llt minuet #''■ u , idler until the day of her «"'« «r,J s*i W jr .w* ' 

incinlo 1 n accept 0 1 1 1 H 1 ■ I Tin- chairman. hI1«t making n hw : iwritncfit remark- 

t iPIbbm.P 1 ' I r ,.„ d | ng „ very IntanutHBit I’nper on I hr *tttfyi*f n 


Foreign News. 

By the Franklin's Mails. 

M KNGLAXD. 

In this House nf Cnininnn*. on tbij 10th nit .. hord »!ohh 
Russell brought fnrwnrd the second grand measure nf the 
session. ?lx : tn provide for thr National defence* hord 
John projwised to add to thr fYgitlnr army about a* hinny, 
incii nit have been sent to the .Capo doting the present* 
wnr , tlwt In to sky. 480tl troops of the line and 1000 Still* 


Tri.kokai’Hio Items. 

•/ Raton Honor. March 11 

I thr Senate to-day thr Swnmp I«and4 hill passed 


, (iKvni.rrioNAUV I st'inrir --During tho wnr 

I of tho Hcvolutiiiti, l hr const, of Maine was in- 
fcHtcd with rofu'gecH anti torics, who annoyed 
our consting vessels exceedingly, nnil not infre- 


nlwVg hill etemptlng rrrtaln property of thr Commercial UUWHly wmttd ttnti'if* oft in their S/imwmMiU*. 
.Hunk Vim immlrlpnl taxation. M. M Reynolds has n» they were culled. nnd cn|itnro the honesti nnd 
hern c<dffinncd Judge, in place of Btrawbrhlgc unnrineil coruHor, ntytl curry her into Halifax 


Ing hy « mltnerous and respeetahln ossrinhlngrof the rlth ' • ' 3 ‘ , . . ... ... 

r „ .. ... , v., lorymen. and a* regards thr Mllltlh. to enrol b> ballot on 

arnaof I’rnwcbla. Milton, nod the vicinity of thr Nary pm, of nil the mini In Great Krltnln between thr on-- 


inciple, pl,^ 

‘s to jirovid, fj. 

* lundeth t»*. 


Upr last illnn^ wnn severe 

sic!.-. f"t r “I'i 

thst'wm "lie fur the 


itmf protracttMl : 


dUfnalng knowlrdgr anlong' m'en.*’ stated ihr OhJeet '•»? 

I'Td'mTl of tliosc splritm! oxer. UdC nl’vtlnK. y.r..pos.-.l fhnl I>r A I. I'lnash he 

to 11011111 ... . /vt 'addniaa thi' assrinhly In rxpliinntlon of thr ol\|ccta of 

•111 Olio for tllO lust ooillltot, RntD and read actual IrstlmouialH In I nr or of thr 


•JO unit 'it In thr tin yrnv of thr. system »'"1 of ih nor 
iH'twnfti the of 20 mid 'Jl In nil miri’WlInK years 
I They nrr to be llnhlr 1 1" sertr only Tor 14 or days In the 
tlrst year, and fur M,dny* in each of the thrrr sncrerifttig 
; _ years. K.xrrpl In rnsrs’ ol loviirtiou or of imminent dan- 
j'grr of inviiMlmi. they run not. hr called upon to sort c 
beyond the litnitH of their foaprrtlrr counties Two-thhil* 
of thr ofnerrsarr to hr appointed by thr hord Mrutraant 


In the Irnnte. Mr. Sr 
lorn InlmVnt Ion rrsok 
•tone. 1 


hern I'oMnnrd.ludge.-tn plnrr of Strawhrldgr. unarmeil cnnaterj iipil carry her into Halifax 

\ Waaminoton. March in. These shaving mills were generally large o|»en 

lathe Irnato. Mr Seward made n apeeehon Clark's lmats, with ‘milk ntnl sweeps, ti nil tunoneil hy 
don- Inter rent Ion resolution*. No Important lunlnr** some eight or tenhirnic.il men, wlm heing Inmilinr 
done. 1 with every nook ami cormn- of oitr, coast, found 

The 1 1 oil' v wn« engaged tin n ilehiilr oa t hit Ilniuogtoiiil .not difticillt to cuptfiTl'A. the unsuspecting 
nil) had In iWldcnt making. “ counter.. v ^ . 

, The NntloimV Intrlligem-rr of Chin ovriilng saysthrtr * 111 the year I iHti, u sh«r|i, loaded with lime, 
lea difficulty reiWted to cxM bet,itoen FranA 1 nod Ann 1 !-- suUoil, from the George's river, hoiltnl lor llos- 
Ira. ■ ton In those tldVM the L , ohsD 4 r iliil nht often g" 

hni isviM r. March b “ nutNii|o M as at tjie presenl 1 ime, - but generally 
KoSSath. hi 111* speech en Saturday night. Indulged in kept on shore. ' The sliiop w as eonmianihsl hy 


'• rt '|0.-«e.l I H . tho rrnmlmW hy the Crown D 1* Intended that In '^.mth. la HI* speech en Saturday nlgnt. indulged in .Kept on Hluire. The sh.op was commanded hy 

• older! * of . .,| n ,v,, H w j,„ r(l t j, on , ^ „ | nrg ,. police force, miclt f«»ree shall niiltsh peraoiml reflection on Mr (May. Tie ehnyged film ( njd . nnd the owner of the vessel ami her 

Avor of the be orgalilaeil am) trained a* nillltinmrn idol these. a« well with n breach of eonfldence and of gcntlcpiaiily ei»urte*y cargo, ((’ol. W--*- , of this town, V was on hunt'd 


u t‘th toi I'iiHJS in *„;„ninli over dentil. All that name, from dlBlIngiilahcil gcntletmm In liOubilana Hint ! ** any rolunteer conipnnlca whose .«e»vlce* the (lovern- haring .Ida speech published that wn^ 'delivered on the 

'"unllj o||, w Ipvc U “ indicated tlmt Hhc WHS A '" b * n ' H . • i ll n”.l c.'l... Ml.- m i'Ml™ I'f lllBlr IntiTVi. i* In it'MMjtglnn. In which Mr 

plieiMo Irrlaoil l.ord I’nlaipreton aiipportuU Uuoiuuuutu. 1 Clay tinik strong gmuiub agnin.-l Intl'l'Tvnth'lt lie ftD'le?. 


F °ioctioti, » m ' . ; 4 c i v i n g glory , tliuf lier 

m . t f ,r " n # ,n ftUC hor to her, soul in this storm 

wealth! w hi, i«r« * w Rn T 

( , f! ickn GM un.l AeatU. 


ill the time. Nothing occurred to Impede the 
passage, until ffttkhhd pussed (.’ape Small Paint, 
when. one of thoii miHpioious lonking Imi'goH or 


ry . anu tlnir Ml I j, IlV(1 a „ |„t,. resting history of III* experience, td the 'inf|u while Mr. Ituine opposed nnd Mr rolnleh ridiculed It. Il Mr. Oliiy'c position a* n*«uni pilous linked on assert hat ^having mills was seen coming out hv.The head- 

HOlll ill this storm I rnrn of the meejinnh’ arts at industrial exhibitions In g«n- wlthoiit giH*nt op|M».-Ttlon am ni«r**ly. lie >ay* the puhlleation of that spenh hns pm- land ill. Ilnrpswell liny, evidently in pursuit of 

end. and of the progress «d the various branches of Industry "‘‘Sunfffflm Ihe Australian Hold Diggings t«»' the he- voked him not a \UtU*. and ho did not answer them mi tire sloop. The coaster being in among the 


Tlh7mhof February, she eutered th, 

' t’ ‘Vcrllisting rftflt, 1 aged -I years, •» wi^h' in tlieoUlect of Ills present mil-inn, t 

0 f .' sunt8 ® hnving boon a (’hristian' art of ship building haa Iwcome ail imporl 

ninths unll n ““J ’ , wife 11 liinntlw cnimtry. Mint « «lilp of w«r iraiy b.. tniilt. i 

i n i n '„v ® Svenrs nn.l four months, n wile H months Nnvy VnrJ 

T .. j » n d ft mother 20 days. , ..rill. r dr iiuiri i'jn of 

v n» u_.. . .niM davn »“ u . .. , . 


arosn. 

!he nim\ w ^ 


CffenJ (bur months: a wife 1J. months 
IW mjp* t *IW' m day after her. death, her 

"‘•'•’►i&ei.-t' 1 ' 1 " 1 ,?? 21 , S o 

, - .. ‘-.then borne to her fitave and buned wi h 

en, both u «. n l )V those anionR- whom she 

constant copj 
conduct, so 1*6 
'hject to ohaiif 
iiiirtjees in tsj) 
ud’s I’OYcrnm 
' 'h> often, fj 
h‘ F-ditor, , rim. 


rmtiSml or tlir |.r..«r,.«»„l Ihe nrioiu brmiftiM or InOmlry Aroonnt, fwm 0... AnsIraHen Hot, I ItimtHs to the In- 

in the city of ' NcwOrtenns nnd the Statcof l.onisianu dm- ginning of November state that llo* exeitoniiitil had in- 
lap the last twenty years. He concluded by expressing a creased n hundred fold, anil the Colonist* hail nearly gone 
wtrli'in tho olrleel of til, present mbwloh, tliat wlirr'cnsttlo “"i or irol.l wn, linHi. ii,-... 

. . . . .... , The llrltfsh Ufiv.rnment has mmnienred proArClitlntt 

art of ship building has become an hnportnait item in our , h „ lrJkh prf . Wt a „,| hie proprietor of Thr Dutuhlk Ik ino- 
country. tlmt n ship of war may he huilt.nt the Pensacola nut had ‘been arrestml for publishing wleki*«l and inalleioti* 
Nnvy Yard, hroper steps to he first taken for obtaining the Hhc)* on the Knglish (Jovernnient. '. 
or, lor or jyuirliol. of II, o UnlUal Stnli.- doTornmont r„r fll,. Orortaad I InJl. ahgiOhJn* A'n" VvllU .! l»|o, Irn m 

...... Ilong-Kong4o per. .10. ami llftinhny to .Inn. 17. nrnrrd I11 

thahohjert 1 he sr'p. u^ built, to iM! exhilnted at the pro* l.otidnn on the Pith February. The lluruicsi- are pnhl to 
posed Fair ill -NcwOrlenns. a* the product of Sontherii have shown the Ahl'te 'leather, and had neeeeded to the 


Arrount* from the Australian Hold Diggings to the he- .voknl him not a Utile, and he did not nn*wci them on lift' sloop. 1 htj coaster being ill among the 
ginning of November -late that the ex. lt. nient had in- jgntti^d* of personal aITtcfion for Mr. (Mny He say- I islands and on { a. leo shore, was > completely 

ei ea.'cd a hundred fold, and the Colonist* hud m arly gone |, M ,k the interview for a private one. mid I refrain now hemmed ill, .nnd having only Ihreomen otv hoard, 

01 The MrltM^Uol.Tnlrr liof commenced prosecuting from further discussion for the same nm.*e. though I a... and no arms, it wfis lolly to think of contending 
the Irbh press, and the proprhdor of Thr Duwlntk I him- provoked by tills uncalled Tor publicity. ' , with an \\ rtned fortio of ten men, and the only 

.»•«/ had lM l eii arrested for putilislilng winked nnd tnalieloti* He rcVlnWtd Mr. Clays position on iioii-interventioii at ehfinee of .escape ivas to get. Oil t by tho point, 

! HlHd>* oil the Knglish tlovernnient. . , some lengtii. and mom in terms of ridicule. Ilmu in lho*e when tliev, eouh) keep her oft* nnd linve the wind 

1 1 •'< I..w-K‘v. n ...IKI. re n .-.v Tl.« slmvinj? mill' enmo ihuhing rtn 

l.obdon on the Pith February Tlie RUftHOsv arc ?ni<l to Ji. re, especially to the friends or Mr. t May ’ in close pursuit ,iaml just as tliesbaip wenthered 

have shown the ^hlte’fenther. and had arceeded to the N» w York. .M arch H. ltvVi the point, and Was About putting up her Kelni, 

deniands id Jh« Frttish A!! *l!'* ’ 1 The Karl of Derbv ha* Jiaiidcl In the following list of, she was boili'de I arid etilitUrW bv the refuifpey. 


industry and Southern mechanism. 

Win. IV ,1. Kelly. Ks<f.. of I'ensncnla. then iiddresaed the 


demands of Jhe llritisli QoTorniafint. All the Knglish 
ships of war remained o(T Haugoop. nsdouht* were enter- 
tained of the good faith of the King. 100,000 troop* hav- 


The Karl or Derby hii* Jin ndc.1 in the following |l*t ol J s)\e .wits' boiil dffil arid en'jduml by the refugees, 
hi.. Cal, Inti: ClmnViUor hr Ilia KlHin|Arr. D'lanifll ; | Thrip loililch WljpmC I. It, II mitpll tWy.NvIlo, 
ome Department. W al|H*(e ; Ihe Foreign Depnitiueii 


n v- j .1 Jtjjvd, by those among wboill she meeting, eloquently setting forth the advantages Hint inghen giustered and great warlike preparation* made i»,. luir tin«*ut. W iilp.de; the Foreign Department, after he had gul’poHSessioh of the sloop, olFeml 

k " , i uml whom «hc hull wooia niicrun to tin- tiouih.th,. stnlonfFinrl.il, In iwrliFu. Ab„ii. Jn,u*« In llong-KoiiK hn.l 1 .. . n ', ,v - .M„|m,irar,-i l.onl 1 -rLi.l I,..ii«l«!.. ; L.,nl I'rhy to r,ii,n..in l.M- to , < , ..l. W. Tor .wo 1, iin.|i c-iLOoll nir. 

* boon, “ P ; 0 o •• the rest that ! T ,^ * **: o?”l sli. v.rot „r hy. mm h«M.,e kttor fcng Jo ,lo «, the ,U, t in„ i„„ 

h' hor entrance into till h-yi rarrled out. nnd oxtilWrllli! hi. rnnrlrtlon Hint all ill,. .'HI- of ,,1,1, .|| nr., ex tllnily vague. • N..ri1mmhrrlivu.l Th. l.,nm-rMhil<lrj Imw r.iiiM-.ph.iilly of the Veesol wil|< lnime.lmtely change)!. Illlll her 

IP . li.vl " v.n< will ..arnwllv unite In the ,.|Tnrt ennh.mi.lal...l' a . .. .... , ....... . ..iiiiinu. uhn.uvl f. e ll„IH„v 


l Sn for the pcopie of OoJ." 

I pihc Factor of the Church, witliniiin I. 
fbarchtwl to'rceilril of ninny who ontcWil the 


x. ns will earnestly unite in tile elp.rt contemplateir 
<io motion of Wm. MnrriU. Ksip. seconded by (kjl. SMnt. 
jit was 


' 1 UK LAN ti.’ 

‘ Tlie Ijublin Fivenitik Post mentions on uiniuestlonahli 


resighed ^<rmal|y. Parliament, on Monday, received lliiiirj course siia^asl for Halifax., 


IV.rimd resignation*, and adjourned until Friday. The 


authority, t hat ^some of the Homan Catli.dle el. rgy who luW H(jf orm bill, and other, Uoveniinent m.a*uf(Saro eon 


’ ftt) often, ' .. n A Yovivill, ** tbcY have Wltbenid draft re*oldtt8ns expressive or the sense of this meeting 

lr Ktlitar M I ( Jiumb U 1 ttnat rc , J Tim tbilowln g named gentlmnjn were *pn»l ntvd— lion. O. 

' ff i J"url , j c c«yed V’ • of otbers, “ they aro sull , y\ Avery. .losepbKofsyth, k*.j .undAVni. Mirrrin, k*.j 
I» r must trj ttgoir I lU ■ n d^ ^bringing forth the fruits of The committee retired for deliberating. Im ddurlnglD 


lir'olvtil. That a committee of three lie appointed -to have become un|*fipular on account of opposing scen t 


At the time of the capture of tlie sloop by the 
refugees, there Wits a training at. New Meadow*, 


O/L. Nash. 


Clinton, Miss., Feh.jr t852. 


i.— Dr. Ku.,,1, Wi"™’, - "i--. o 

nitorpriiiMfc nnKr, r«»%VKR sAVip . 

.lolmFrsnifiiu P* l- X ASI1 - 

IS'ASir Clinton, Miss., Fell. >1852. 

"■li'scriptt; -ITS. Nnshvillo nnd Louisville Aiyoeate, 
iii the Arctic Mu, Jartcupy. 

no of the papen.t.j r , ... 

■<l luWentum, »l Tho Kov. C E0. B. CON K who (lied on the 

WI*-* |j lh 0 f Jftiunry, wits u native of Conneotlent . 

hMriZwJi Btw l«ft. when “ »<»»« W. llu °n ,hl1 "- 


draft resolutions expressive or the sense of (hi* meeting societies tlmt are exclusively secular, have been served a u, ‘e u nor ( Mr 

The tbilowlng named gentleiuiyn were^ippoinlcij— Hon. O. with npti.ies to desist Whilst tlie . Catholic priests aie -.iiie-tion whether l.ord De 
M Avery, .bwepb Fofsylh, Ksij . uml Wm M.irrlli, Ks.p preaching ngnihsl tnejie combination*, sotmvif the ablest Uouse. or dlfwolve Pur 

vniffilli soil bringing for.th the fruits ol ■ Th»Bb-nluw r5|ln.t l for .MttMTittlni|. Iintl tluHnM_i... _ 

-rowps -S , r KniV- * h ^ mc '- ’ M bsuilrmu.uf Mlttmr miV.lv i, If. Pfvi. w „i,7rt tUv taMnl poiprivlerv •»«*> 

fijillWmifflOriH, Ol-OUr IRUbii l lile remarks, showing the tfeuomity.wldoh exist* ^for exer- Hi tlu} tlortli of It'ulaiid. u formidable cotiihliml Inn ex- uTH received, hut it is rep 

4«r« I n'rord,” U YIVC shock, irtlthcrd ill Heaven S tion aiming the meehanicHl and agricultural Interests nf 1st* against the payment of rent* uml such is the state r ,,j u ^. tote* for supplier 

savki, i ■ r i "’ ‘r"""' i - *«" " f ih " ^ «-• 

5“ ' q ' J 1 N'asii, North, and the rertnlnty of ft successful result of such It is nihted that the Presbyterian tenantry. In adme lo- would act. 

, * J ‘ ‘ ’ exertion. v • raltties, were offering a passive resistance to the'colleetioii M. Ilurroche. the trush 

flintotl, Miss., Kcl) > 1852. The Committee. ImvIngVidvirned. prvsenteil the follow- ,, , , f ... • b. . n arrested, charged w 

turnon, i \ . , The Tunm lleruld announces the dentil of the Itt. ltev 

lug resolutions, which were read hy its ciialrninn. d*>soph , )r . McNicholus, theyltular llishop ol Achonry. eat loll*. 

For-yTh Kim,., and pas-ed uiianiinnusly. Tb „ ro hn* been another, but happily hlairtivu uttdmpt t« The allied protest of 

UrnoltriL That we eonPally respond to tho appeal of'Dr sacrifice life in the disturbed district*, tt was nn instanee tip- men*ur«’s qt Louis' N 

A I. Plough In fnvnr of the establishment of a Meehunir- . of highway shooting upon an InotTensire.inan. who was f, untied. 


pew lleform bill, and ottier, Hoverumem measures are eon- aim-miiP mmimg «v oun tviou.ioo*, 

,itlvr...l .Ivml I’rlnrlolliv mIIId(.'> thv AitUv. 1) *,S » nnj tmo .loDtlinb. tyhn livctl on llngmcl lsltiml, nrv'ii "' m>,i<rrMiTii.- l n.oi.|mivnni mn ft r„ r nv.ivm nml vlly rvnAvwl 

,H„.,tlm, whvthvr l,nri) llvrl.y vtitmM gui^Jrllli llv. |,ri-. Inivinpsvon tllV* whole trnnanctitlll, hmlcnnl-.o ,lr ' J o v.lllna Hlr llnrry Stnllh rrvm iMWMMMWIiair I.INMKSn Otb— W. ti.vv notlvv.1 . U>| nt 3(1 bM> mM 

Mi. or aiMoltu l'urlUuivnt l..itvh Unwt.mn MJ «b» vvltlcmcnt nnil .rHnto.1 the tnilftcr to the tliv t «iiv of (lonA llope. I.ml.l to hv en« of tbrnii,.. nr- „t itT^ f. ^wllnn. 

I.vv ilwl.rvj tlmt tll vy will n -lv t ,11 vllurtH tii rv onutlH h.,. ThV rijmpnny Witt, iinmcliatcly WlertM es«lh- •IwBitirnl, Uvtimphi»ly'rtM.,npthvll*r. vnSl(IIITS-In the v»rty I»rl at the n.k forriga 

lie duly on corn. Thu n'vw Miniutry oroguneratly Ipflio nplit'ill'iiVli nnil nivihivaivl," a UilTt'Otll h '1001. -hi!" .hi* .nmv Snw tt t. .tl.lKitlr.lly vourtoou. fri'iyht, ."rv ftrrovr. ftn.l Utuily h*,« Clown «□ hnproTtae 
.iTtMl.Tiui It I. riportiMl thnt tho 0)ijK»ttlon wohld twenty nr thirty htnti ly, robust, ihmhliifisteil, ' ' „ , . , C , , , ... temlortry. On ThnrnUy »,• noUovtt » Brltli* ship Ukm 

">« “"•>> 'O'""'" 1 U tori (.Ith 00.^, mot., «,* 


From the l.ouisvilli .loarnal ' gl 

HTAN/.AS, TO Mils AMKMA A. WRI.KT V 

nv j. a. ainan a. , c 

Hweet. iqlnAtr.-l in the realm of *ong. a 

Thy harp I* silent m?W. . 

As If Aitinc vole. dess grief were set 
Cpon thy heart mid brow ; * 

Aa If the scenes that wildly. thrilled 
Thy heart In other.dajs 
Hn.l Hist the rWm that tMm rhnld wake 
Thy spirit in their praise. I 

w hy nrl thou silent wiien Hie waves 1 1 

Krill ehant AWfet hymns for thee. 

When aim)* nnd streams still *wc tly sing 
Art III ijieir olden glee. 

Will'll Stars still shine ns bright nb.-ve 
A* In their brightened past, 

• And^n each leaf and hl.soi.itu gtiil 
The light of heaven Is east ? 

Why nrt thou sll-nt when the harp 
(if nature mourusfor thee. 

When all It* slrlngs hut wnlt thy touch 
To wake them wild and free, 

•When bird* take up a sadder tune. 

Ami waves n deeper mean. 

Tima when tlmu ‘left si them l.mg ago 

To chant their hy mh* alone * , 

• The sunr'eTlmngs nr lovely now • 

As In thy elilldhotHi’s venr«, k 

Ami on each blossom still at eve 
The dew dsseends In tents . 

Tlu« rainbow spans as beautiful 
Above Ihn passing slonn. 

A* when within Its rndlnnt folds 
It rlosped thy gentle form. 

Then, mlnslrel. wnke lollffi again 
Thy Imig-neglretert lyn*. 

And hid Its thrilling music fill 
The soul with new desire . . 

No longer let it cruise to move . ! 

A nation's heart to praise. A< I 

Rut hid It wakewnd snupd again 
Its notes omWIer days. 

Awake ..nee more thy slk*utilinrp. 

AiidMihl thy spirit ri*<* 

• With brighter hope Rial fresher wing, 

Ti» ll* owrn native skies ; •* 

Kveii nature calls aloud to thee. ^ . 

Ily every bird ami-stream. 

, And wait j once more to brighten In 
■*, Thy spirit's thought nnd dream. 

Tib- Hixm i. orHik Humv Hmitii. - — 1 Tho dlspatcUof Karl 


«'*si No I to prime, and keg* at f ft . . . 

Wsstrm liiittrr has continued to sell si in^lfl, nd 
ITleero at ’rtTW-f H IK We notiesd 4^ h*t» 

*«M. on Wwdnen.lay, at ifyl f ft 
bll'H- There has be.. n a gonri demand fbr tht« avtlele, — ' 
and ronrideTOMe «t P fh 

WlliaKV- Wri have very little alteration to ivatlew hi 
•his article, though a better demand has pmrallad. «M 
I he -ale* snm up ‘Jfsin bbls The rates (nr Rectified harv 
bc.-n and for Raw 17 I'D f gallon Mathera* 

v ra has sold at f*», and Rnss’a at 
RAOCilNri AND HOPB-We hate nothmd snM of 4MI 
I leces Kentucky Ranging and *)0 colls Hop*, at 19^4 foe 
ill- former and fm the latter, dp Ping thnw 

with Interest, and W) pkw* at 1,14 rash Alan, 3ft hat** 
India Ragging at 12*. font months. 

riDNNY HAdP— The last sntsa of any ImpbriaoM w*f» 
at f»f Nothing Worth reporting haa been doing In thn 
auricle .Hiring the last week 
HALT— We hare noticed sales nt three or four cargm* 
during the week.' Including one of 2M 0 coafM at 03, figm 
Of 'jnoo ditto, iialf-blearhed. at. the same, one of «M, park 
flm*. at 684; Ki»Jf <»«* «t 664 fr Wk The rMM fNWft 
*econd hands have been 7f*0M4 V <*rk Ihr coame, mA 
1X1 Tor fine ~ o 

riOFPHR -The week’s sales edihrace Ifi/iOO bag* Rio «8 
1 Vfflty.ftir f-ld. and ? th for new crop Th*rw 

hare been no arrivals from Rio <1* Janeiro during tha 
week, and the direct lmpnrte, since tha lot of Reptemtwr, 
remain at 223.190 hags. The stock In first hands, loot 
evening, Was a boot tOOOOhoga. 

(! A NDI.KH — There has been a (Mr Inquiry for Star 
Candles and we have noticed mIm during the weak of 
nearly 2000 boxes, the rates early in th* weak b*4nc 
id W17. bnt latterly advance,! to 17K01*4 Ik for thw 
best brands. 

H AY— Theresa vo been several sals* during th* w*ek ok 
60 R ton. 

f.IM H— -There have been one nr twn cargo arrival*, Irak 
we hear of no important aales., From second hands tha 
rates liave liern 41 40^$t GO V hW. 

I, K AD— No transactions a re, yet reported. 

II KM I* — We do not hear <if any sales. 

TALLOW— The rate* are nearly nominal at «V9«V4 H 
11 It for Western nnd city rendsred 
,f UNHKVn OII^-Wm h»»r notlmd » lo. of at M*i MIS 


liu-'.'ii nave .u-eiar-u tiuu i.n^ ... 1 1 -i.-t «u r.i". - -i 1 ... . . - . 

thuauty on corn. Tho tin UlnltltR trogonontlly Ip til© rlfcltl-nl)jiut,lit<™ itltH IIIKliilHiHltl, find' BORIC! "nrl. -rhll- oHho^im.. HmoT M MIt h w U olly MHUoiu 

»Win tun it to roportM ihttt tin* o|i.Hn.itiini wuhi.t twenty or thirty litMiily, roDust, tlauhtt-IMe.1, ' nv 

n'luMi for oupplliot until lot, I Dorb, l»U«M untivc-lnirn snltficrM.vnluntccrodtoomlmi'kwith 


refuse votes for supplies, until Lord 
ch-irly. the principles upon which the 


Forigrth L,*.| . and passed uiianiinnusly There hnsbc«*n another, hut happily l»lK*rtlve nttdmpt tr 

HtyilinL MMiat we cordially respond to the appeal of'Dr sncrifi.e life iii the disturhed districts, it wa* an Instanei 
A I. IMough In fnvor of the establishment of a Mechanic- . of highway .-hooting upon an liudTi'ii-ire-man. who wai 
Farmers', and Artist.* Kxhlh|ri(>n and Fair, in May. 1 Sad. walking with Ills fon and some helgfilKir-. lie wa* at 
in N'ewOrleans. ami thut-wr will cmiperate with illui as far lacked by tell or twelve m'en. wild are not yet iiltcidbd 


Adutlulstnitluii th. ir Cuptuin in n ttnuill liHltinR Hcltodnnr Hint ^'*,7^'* *«*?**' 

J lny in the hayjjund, if IMIHbUiIc, ro-cikpturo the MU ' n,! ' '* mmmmmmmmmmmm 
, „n,„.rt y . h„ : to iL^W;. ; Board of H«alth. 


Junuary, wu« a native ill I "Iimua ill. J|(J „ |jr n bilit^,aml clreuniAtnime* will admit 
left, when a small boy, an orphan. h<v>i<r<r That a d.Teg.iti<>n he chosen by t hi- meeting 

lilt, WIILU u. Cl J, 1 r ,. proMl . n t the city of I'ensncola. and the counties of Ks- 

i studednt of tho Oneida ( omorctuie Gambia and St. Rosa, ill the Industrial Uonventiou to hi- 

.... i hidden VewOrleiiiis in May ni'xt. 

ry, hlH piety and porWJNorantC attract- liiittlmi. That n memorial fie prepared and prc*ente‘d, t<> 

lutifid of his teachers. Ho entered tho in fu„r,.f rn.-tin^ ... «„,■ „t th, 

. . , Navy-yard n«ar -1 eii-aeol'i. wltli alltlie improvements tlmt 

lore olaas in \V esleytm l mversity ami have l.e.-n gilf.-n to the first-class and fast-saiting ship.* of 
t * .l.W, nul.Hrt Hinf in^titntinn t, "‘ “"TcantiTe marine of the United State*, with rite view 

[«d reputably W/Illc that institution, ,,| developing thh facilities of such constructions in time 
lior the fostc’rini; care of the late Dr. of I » l tlu- only Navy Yard existing south of Norfolk. 


Hi was loft, when a small boy, tut orphan, 
arid, m m tfu„ H'bile a studednt of tho Oneida ConiC'rehoe 
, Sminnry, bis piety and pereevemnee attruot- 

Cl'n.m’lS ell* >•'*«*> M "» ‘«“ chcw - Ho enk ' red thl ' 

spent 'scm.TOii .Vpkomore class in Wesleyan U niversity and 
! orange pwt reputably vvhile .tbnt institution 

Dnfi"3l“ wmtor tlie fostering 'pare of the Into Dr. 
into the furtUh fii. Vunetuality was a prominent trait in 
to the lMtillippm p ro ther Cone, in religious duty, ns well ns 
csws in uU other duties that portain to a college 


erlfl. e life iii the disturbed district*. It was an Instance tie men-unn qf Luul*' Napolcun. is •ladlcvi'd to la* uu- 
i'ighwiiy .-hooting upon an InotTetislTe^inan. who was founded 

.IkiMM «'ith hlSfert Mini s. 11,-ltfhl.or, lie ««,«}• h». .b.el.n hliiwetrs c»tllUa,le fee the 

.Iked by ten or twelve men. win* nr.* not yet at rested . 1 

We remark further military inov.Aneiil- iii Ireland hut islalure. 


nt no speeial'signitlcauce. • 

^ FltAMF. 

A -LI. -bin Te Drum lpid Ix eii ceiidirnted In •the (‘lntrrli 
of tin 1 Madeline In I’ari* — tin* President and hlghMuue- 
tionarie* assisting— in con*t*quence df the recovery of thl*.. 
Queen of Spain. * • 

UKUMANY. , | 

.The PruHffinn trbops iitivecomiupnce.l their return home 
from Lcnd.-hdrg ^ • . *** 

In the Ibjrm.-ludt (Muunher the law re-esUihlisliingeHjrt- 


CiTiXx**' Rank Hii i — nahfi Itmipt. March 10 — The 
(Mti/.ens' Rank hill, with the veto nf the Governor, cumir 
up, this morning Indore tlie* Senate, and tlie question 
•Shall the hill pa-s. notwithstanding the veto of the 


Lochiax* Lki.iii.aiiki. — liaton Houxe. .Mareh'lo — Mr. 
Pcnjaiiiin'.- Corporation Dill has passed both Houses, and 


C8SC8 and Tolotit ,D . , . time Mo he exhibited. a% a Smthrni built mmi-q^imr. nt the' 

Irian to dcccada life- Hifttulo wnw to nogleot no duty assigned grand Kxhibitlnn and Fair to be holdcu iu NewOrleaus in 

cml down into „ him, however inadequate he might think Th „, . t »,. ntJ . flv „ 

a immboo ttplisi ^ or sobm to Others, but to appointed,, by the chair, whom- duty it shall lie to propnre 

ought buck* bottle . 4 .{ .*/•«• I theniemoriMltoCongm-stbcauseittolwnmnerou-ly 

ling off bis hoots in |*riorin it to the DeBt Ol Ills nullity. X nl*sutl- .-ignml. and to oorrespcftul, in' relation to it.’ with persous 
!Mna,aIleri»»l A, of manner, together with Ids activity and 

ered slupimt, Kliarioua zeal during the revivals of religion, ,rom th ’* st* 1 *' " f Florida, with a view of procuring th. ir 
i of the ftrttnadht ... - , • . . ... prompt nutlon In the premises 

ied for three noth which nometunes occurred m that institution. 

mountain irckitK tendered him a favorite among the* pious, and Citixa**' Hank Hii i — JUinm Haunt. March lo — The 

m** " ith Whw students. Hrother. 
every Ju « « MnK sta # s «f »» in ' OuvMnto'r r 'Z 

if Wtivmllulmp Jtructor of youth. He was teacher of the 'of inoru than two-thirds, vir. : 23 yea* against 8 nays. 
Ancient and Modern languages in Troy ('on- 

ference Seminary for several years, and filled . die Tax Dill, for internal imjprovcinrdts JKve. Delta. 

the station with acciMitnbilit v lie wna m/ Mu*» I'l'd on (.ts-rH'aMi. March T» — 1 The Mnitm 
IUL htauon Willi atupiummy. llO was Up- p, w | lll)t passed the Maasnclms. tts Senate hy a v, te 

pointed riririeipal of Rhode Islaod-Conferenee o1 '■• n yww u» n nays. 

cmintvry , but his ncaitp jailing, lit utmf: , wu .„.a tlie House by tluPcoustitutiouai majority ot twtr- 
South and was a teacher in Macon Female dilrd* [Kwv*. l'ic. 

College, Georgia. Hero ho ppssed through a Tlir. Stri^f. im K*oi.a*h — The engineers* 'strike appears 
scrcre orxle&l by tho loss of his wife, wild lllsp likely to be h failure At Manchester about 3000 men had 

had been Boiuctimc in feeble health. 1 1c wns ,T ,urn '“ 1 to thelr , '! u « ,lnymfnt "' tn, ’r signing a declaration 
a . . that they hnd alaindoned the combination, 

alterwarus connected with tlie Female Col- • . 

lege in Macon, Mississippi ; and, lastly, in the' r - K * A " “ Thr »»f T«*xa* holding tir-t- 

rAlnn.l.:.. II ... ' rlas* ccrtlflentes. hnve'c'alled a meeting to be held in 

Ulumbm r entitle College, lennctuee^ Kvon w..hlnKlon on tt» 6th of April, to a*,uin P ..n accepting 
tlmt chninto was too cold for his delicate thl! terms of tho lute act of the Legislature of TexiU. 
health, and he returned again to a warmer , * 

Ltih.iLi • I . . , .. , N»« Link oi Ari.A.NTic - Stkamkhu. — \Yv learn, from 

’ ■' L 111 contented himself hy Quebec, that tlie government has advertised for tender* 
teaching a select school. (.'baste 'llltd ■ in- for tlin*,. strsluvrs to rim from Montmil anil QuAImt. v). 


-«, tlmt due )in.pftnttlon ui,.y tx- lo.ir tb.Trin for it liui.- ..r *»t pmlsWamt li»» Iwtn ritrri,-.t bv » msjortty of twn. 

- hr. .lucliu, tin- rnttodlau nf tin- LUirnry titu. Art.lilv,.,nf 

(Wrof. slso. Tint It I. dnslnblt.. In-tli.. ..ynnt ,.f ttw I 1 "' t!""'""'.''!'''""" 1 Awmhly, h„. l,.-n fin, -U so Ihnlrrs 
lnv..ruMi. rnnsldenttlnu or thr m.morisl hy (fnnntw. tlmt 1,v Ihr »»nktort pidlrcfpr his rnntlnttrfl rrUlMltodrllvir 
III., vrs.rl of wor >h,.uM hr cnnstruotr.1 and .•,|ui|'P.-tflo l, p 'hr orlRfnnl MS of thr t.rnojm t.onrtltutlnn Hr or- 


the vessel of war should be constructed uml equipped ’in 
time to lie exhibited. a% a Stttfhrrn built mnu-tij'trnr. at the 
grand Kxhibitlnn and Fair to be holdcu iu NewOrleaus in 


ill me narmswim t iiainoer me. iaw re-esuiuiisiiiiig.-niM- . .. , 

bl punishment hsr horn cnrrir.l by n msjorlty of two. „ Thr .Iriuand front t inner for Hr removal ol tlir mom)- 
Hr. .luclio, the casUxliati of the Lilirary and Archive- of ments from the field of Wntorlon ha* crcalud great excite- 
the (german National Assembly, has been fined GO thnler* mu „^ j„ u t .| g i U m 

SSSm WdK M««.. M gtu» hnd ttuaata an 

sert* that it ha* Ihtu lost or stolen. about being resumed. .. .. .... ,, ... 


sorts that it ho* Ihtu lost or stolen. 

. A letter from Vienna, in the Ituicprndatut of Rnlssels, 
says that tlie dvsjgn of rni.-ltig a very large loan has l*een 
ndjournedMiy tlie Austrian Government, tmt that one of 
2ti.(>(K).0(N) florins is to in* raised F>»r c.jmpleting tlie rail- 
ways. It- is reported that a tax of one per cunt, will be 
placed on tile capital of real property, in the nsmi of the 
Income tax. . *• 


M llamrhn. Ihn int«l Ihr Orlnuna projaniy. ha, nbmjf, nnd give Mil I, — — n a 'Irubbing. 

h, ,11 arrwM. nhurgfd with clronUtiiiB a«dfa«« ptilill- Tlie sloop Imil not lieca In the ponwstoon flf . 
r)lt j (l|l , . Slid rcfugocB bitl a alioft time, when the, eagle, i-ist of intkii 

The alh^.'d pmtwl uf Ihe „t Uu..«l„ ngnie l eye of eld 1,-fj »• wlft'Mli glnSs', Ktpied O' " 

th. tma.uiwtg huttle- Napoltam. ie brlleWd to lr on- W»»U sclioonur Klnnding tdwords tlmm. Tito 

fenodw! nloopwinpn the wind, nnd the tnduioner wnn [fc;, 

VI Puphi liae ii.'1-lan J him. elf a rniidhlate fnr'tht: l.ng* «om« ten mlUn) olT, running down AornttS Iter 

' . bowtt A-the two vctwlnncnred cntdi other, the eSV.'.'iXi,''. 

fhe itvntetary of th- Paellaef arrived lo oinrennvions .In.l disturbed the refugees become. 

« epeeiat tu.the treetdeut. Finally ''ol. AV+— wna inyitetl to take the *!■*•, i«. ,n. 

t he Bank el fra, tie lo view „f the large ir rmmihdinn an|l after he luul swept the Barium nnil giucd n j;-^: 

,.| no. i« hoe I le redure tie rate Of iniereep lew moments nt the schooner, ho wns asked what la j 

The ,'iecihme In Pari* orere*- lo taT*. phwoon th'o '.Tilh >|e nttulc her nut to he. With n smile. of lmpeoa , ."n;,,,,,,;,;; 
f. h umlihe i-.et Mnreh his countenance. Vie replied, 'smotliiiig bnt > f;; ; ; 

Cl,.. iMn.in.ted l.oudnn NeBrihas tssm.forhlddeii in hslimg sinnek coming out of New Meadow,*,- id, 1 
enter Fruitne and I. *bi|.|wsl at the t remli Poet-.ifflee. with two men o t board.” Hot yet old I. n 

The demnnd from France h.r llr remi.viil of the ini.inp ltdt ttneusy. Hmn, ISr,.. n'. 

ineots from the field nf Water!,., ha* created great ex. lie. He ttstk o survey nnd could sec .but two men 
un lit in Belgium on hoard— one nt the hollo nnd the other walking o ii,,..,i ,,, 

Diplmnatlr. relation* between Belgium and Itnasia are tlio deck. IloTlicn •Hirne I lo the prisoners, nml 
about being rveumed offorml them their liberty if they would light in . . . 

Nr.. Yon,. Friday. March id. ense the Siliooqer proved to be nh enemy. This wui 


rFaelnr. In f " r l'lv«rpo<vl at >,d p.r t’ottmi. (with onorlgnaient.) and 
1 a Teasel p.r Hems, at *s SO w hhd fhr Tt*aneo ; abo, yao- 
tordnj. a Brilleli elilp tnr Mtwrpool at 13 021, and ooa ft* 
Glasgow nt 7-lfVI for Ootton. 

BXOnANOBB— TIta demand ha* h-n better throagh- 




. 1 1 Ilt'lr0|iliolitk (1) tiliSltdfill).. 

. 1 1 III |.iv |. >. 


I in)iiTU»....., v 

? ltii>*iii|<#miic»..' 

Ur) niutii. 

I Ot 

If MnrHftuaii.A 

4 N-n v Utils 

I <E l. uk (llt-lill. 

i l'kiu«».|’:i*iinMmk 

t Piip.ipionk 

I l*ii''uiuoniA T.vpliotdpt.. 

4 Hcnlil.. .1.. a 

V Huiritl* ■ 

t S< m kiln*., 

,,-t. I Sllllhoril A... * 

S Srtill, FniPturv* of 

1 TrioinuB Nnaorntiiim 

’. .. 4 1’llMfftAlf, ,v 

I Uldrift* IlftinnirllBtfr 

X V«r|ol» m. 

I Wound 

T..UL ...11 

•« iiadrr HI yanrt.snd tu erinrad. 

A. m»TKIt, Rerrrti ry HMrd of Health. 


' Ni mYorx. Friday. March 12. enso the Hchoofter -proved to lie nn enemy’. T*hb 

Th? t.unnrd steoi'mr Asia lias arrive^ here, bringing tlu*y rofunwl, nh<l then went below. TheBlilnck, 


NEW ORLEANS MARKETS. 


A letter from Vienna, in the German .lournal of Frank- j ur j nK tlie week, ami tlie sales embrace 54.JU0 hale*. 

it,,:, 1 :!™ «i.w. «»«*«» ,** »«». ana mw b«i«. 


ii iiu- i-i'iiiuurs nuu • ivA’iirpscmavive in r ongress , . . . .. .... .... , 

„ State of Florida, with a view of procuring their tl,nl ““ V'"v I'ri-e, pal ejHUtn , of 

lu tion in tlie uren'isi H . h political journals of \ ienna wen* ordered l>> Wait upon tlie 

natonmuu prini.i s Military Governor, nml rycive fr-m him in-l ruction- a- 


dats s from Liverpool to the 28th uit\ The folluwlBg D it which wns now ycry netir, instnntly rounded to - ' CTmhirti »n Autocavk O mci. ‘ 1 

-ninninry of her news: under thefiloqp’H quarter, nn$, MS if by rnflgic, Bnturdny Morning. March 13. 1862. j 

Kiiroot, February 2s |„. r deck wns in.stnntly lined with men, who fircil The past week has lieon a period of considerable activity 

There .has Wen a good demand in the Gottqn 'market n volley of muskets into the sloop, killing one in our market generally, but prices for some of onrlsadlng 

irimr the week, and tlie sales embrace .Vi.vXsi l*ule*. ol ninii instnntlv nml woumlinir one or two nrtioles. aniomr which mnv monrionsd Ootton. Flour 


* 'Ciiri*ti»n' Apvocatk Ornoi.. 1 

Bnturdny Morning. Mnroh 13. 1862. / 
Tlo* past week has lieon n period of eonsidrrablft activity 


, e now quote ; 

j hhw oxtx brt oirn i mint 

b Jarrxmaaii Ctw, 1 

• Friday liTOning. March 12, 1853 f 

t , An Ived during the past wo«k. 74(1 Reef Gallic, 492 ttogv, 
5 680 Sheep and 161 OnlvoB and Yonrllngs. The.^upply Of 
« Western Hoof Rattle la amphv hut prices or fine Catlto 
" aro preUy firiii. The market has but a moderate stock of 
Hheep and Ilt>g», aud but little" demand. Milch Cow* 
1 meet hut Ultlo inquiry, with a fair demand for Y*al 
its Uattle. 

— r r i « x a — 

Rxar OxrtLr (W«wt*ni) J J JjJ' 

Much Cow*.. .. 

OiiaVRa a m> Yka*i moa.. ..........IMJ 00(9 $Q M 'P head. 

NEW ORLEANR MONEY MAMOT. 


60 f head. 

tslsst 


ninn instantly and wounding ono or two article*, among which may lm mentioned Cotton. Flour 
severely.. With Hut very little resistance they and born, have glvon way riightly. Tobacco has been 


CORRKCTKD DAILY BY W. W. WIIITR * CO., 
HxolmngH Office 23 Camp street, corner of Common atrwt. 
tXCHAItfl*. 

Undon, »iKty d*r».. **..>,•• 


to tlie way iii which they are ’in future to express tlicni- 
sclvcs., 

A letter froni Vienna, uf thl* 12th. state* that tlie treaty- 
respecting the ill. (enmity due to Russia for tho aid ac- 
corded hy her to Au-tria in the war of Hungary, in 1S4P. 


Prices have advanced '...d. ^euerally, tlio greatest uu- hoarded her, and' one of the parry recognizing tolerahly steady, and a slight Improvement has taken ! . ’. 7 . \ . /. 

ovement living for the hotter qualitle*. The quotation- old L n, shouted, “J^urrentler, you oh It ory.” place in the rates for the better qualities of Bugar and N»wV<irk, aiiqnUy* 


pruvement dicing for the better qualities The quotations n ld L n, shouted, “dturremler, you old tory . place In the rates for tho better qualities of J 

>- ojR eially fixed by the board lust evening, are. for Fair | n those days it was fiiHllitmiihle to Wear r/f/rl/rv, Molnss. s. n* well a* a material advance In Pork 
Orleans 5.'*. dnd .Middling Orleomr 6 l-16d. 'ri lb nnd when he kicked, cuffed, and thrashed the I .a tir account* from Kuropo were received la* 


Lntcr acrountH from Kurope we 


N»w York, ftlicht...'. 
II.*!.*., *l*iydsyx.. 


Ahysanli, ttoa 
:lic Imaia of Jup 
meek rfst to the 
wus of MemnoB. 

Raraohs for » 
[^smebtfex 


QOvurnor ?'' wo* carried in the affirmative by a minority has Ih»imi definitively eimchnte.l Austria i- t«* furnish 
of more than two-thirds, via : 23 yen* against 8 nay*. lio-.-iii with .-alt to the amount of 1.061.133 florins (rather 


i to mam to-day, embrace tiuoo bales, and I old sinner, the captain of. tlie traifters, after I the Cunard steamer 


"hh wilt to th,. amount of 1.0SI.133 Norlna (ralhi'r lui , m> . t , ltll ,i n „ J t . m anil 

mure than 2.tkjD.U00t / ) and to pay in nmney 4.nlo.3H4 fi.-rins . 

in three instalment-, tlie first i'f which has been already ern ( anal, and -Is. p Imrrel for l hio. 


price* close firm at the- above quotations. 

Flour hiu* met with a firm demand at 22'..<kJ. for West- 


ere received last night hy Bo»ion, «lxhl. '"’ua 

■i h’ft Liverpool for New i‘».ii*.U!|,bim .ighl n 


old smner, the captain ot. the traiftern, utter th.Cunard steamer Asia, which left Liverpool for New i‘kii«d.j|,hu, »ifKi. . 
talking to him, like a father, took him hy tho v..rk on Saturday, the 2Htii nVt. . OstifornunoM 

queue, and ropca-ended him severely. , COTTON— Our last weekly review lefttho (Cotton market M*xW*a MUn.V.V, 

But, to cutHiur H tor V fill or t, the refugees and firm, at an advance of Hilly >4 of a cent after tho fnvor- HpInUI^^Woimal! ! 


ftnt, (Uwowrt. 

MtlUMl. 
*** «. 4 i * c **m> 
rrtU a*onl. 


........ ♦nmli tai 

... ...i 


...... 

“ 


the llth. stutlng that emigration Is increasing in Lombnrdy 
to n fearful extent, owing to the heavy taxes laid on prop- 
| ertv in tlmt Province. 


Tin- SrH.xr in Knoi.ani. -The engineers' strike appear* t „ u fl , mrful PX t,. nl nwln J u , „ 
likely to tie a failure At Manchester alsmt 3000 men had ,> r ty in that Province, 
returned to their employment.. after signing a declaration it I- sal.l that some iiew clu 
that they had alwndoned the romhination 1 l"en found, by which nww 1 _ 

. the horrid tragedy. 

„. The anniversary eelebrntlon of the cstahlbhmewt of the 

Ifbm C«ewT«»..-Th. rmWani uflVxw holding «rrt. n,. p ubllo c»mn off m Hon,,'. „ - ' 

class ccrtlflentes. have ‘called a meeting to be held in the authorities to ( -oppress it. 


hi- administration. lie says the new ministry will repu- 
I diale the franchise measure* of Lord Johu Russell, and 


I rontrndlctory In it* character, had an unfavorable effect. 1 North C/uolin». . . . 


I t I- sal.l tliat some new clue to the murder of Rn-sihad I j u , unreservedly expresses hlspreference for the principles 
l»n ,'..iina. I.y which n«* lifflil would be thniwn uihoi I uf Aumric.ii tariff, over tlmlic of the free nude eye, era 


off ,0 Home, notwilliitalidiiiff thaeff9|ta'o. I well received ou X’lumge. 


F»nw Booth Am.'.mc.-TIu, l»rk lWllmore haxorrlved <t|d nn Jlly „ na t ,„. (wo followlI1K . Kmi , n.uoo Me. ::„y T^Ua'aaW/.wiL^iilSSSSt 

»t Uolllmore (Von, lUo Janeiro, bringing file. oUho .foniS „ n , lin , ). „t „ K „„,. r ,l n.lucloo or K®* ot» cent. 

Hrl Concrrio lo the 12th of .l.no.rj, which cnntm.Uct 0(| Thlir>J oont decline wu FUbmltted to. TTr~ ' . _ . 

Uu, report of tten. unjoim.-o dofmi. which wm. i.u,i# pm,. but wllhout Wn t „ oonuMemhio New Orleuu Wholewle Prioe* Current- 

liv1u.il In tli., VowVfirk niiiwm It. iff now lli.nu/ht. nn.l ...... . ~ — 


of Bir Robert Pocl. Tho ministerial explanation has beeu 1 1,10 ^P 01 ^ °f Uniulxa'* defeat, which was lately puli- I ^ without bringing buyers fnrwnrd to any conslderahh 


Washington on the 6th of April, to decide upon accepting 
the .terms of tho late act of the Legislature of Texni. 


du Change. lished in the NewYork paper*. It 1* now thought, und 

orb oml the country generally yet retuxiu rnnftdenlly eiperieil. Hint tl... Liberating Army will prove 
ion. with Auctrio ore of . lew frioodlv on- - n J ,r,- 'y «>'""ef„l. there nppcmw to Irn grent .llmlfcc- 


HI'AIN. Kclntlon* With AUHtrtanre of . lew friendly. in- '-nun'iy *UCCC»..„,. mere ..,.|.eora ... 

The tjm-en-e he, 111, woe confpU'Wy reriored. I'uhllc „ d Kr „ n , h , i0TW „i,c„t H„, protccud egniu.t “™ ,n * r * nl « Tlw “r" : 

llin.ihe for her enfety Irn, 1 1 cclchrnt.ol lo .'liolriil nnd , , ,. .... .... . . . The nrrirnl yeetcrtlny of tho Knglle 

all the Catholic caniliU* of Kurone. with great eeremony an increase of duties ou French good* introdun d into . t i. u „ w Avres and Montevideo, brii 


extent, the sales altogether aot exceeding 6600 bales. 
Y.-terday. also.- the 'demand was limited, and only alaiot 
7000 hales found purchnia ; r*. making n total for tho wcok 


cAHtruuv wHffhgfflg 


, - - n - v „ , ib „• v...... u . ... , all the Catholic capitals of Kurope. with great eeremony I an increase or 

latitude, where lie contented himsoir hv « ! . ’ ‘ Me learn, from The "UaxeUe ^ contains n>yi<r order-, directing Uiut the I Austrian port*. 

, . M Y cunitllieu niUlHOLI l>) Quebec, that the government hn* advertised for tendetv poignard with which Merino committed his crime, and the I whrn thl . Af 

teaching a select school. ciltlste ‘imd ' ill- for^ -thwe Steamers to run from: ->Foutreul and QucIh'p. via pistol* and • balls found in bri house. In- broken in piece*. | f|J »♦, , 

itrudivc in conversation, he gained thcaffec- » r *«?%‘» "'”***■ '>»'"* " ** n„vig»u.,o 

Uons of his immln. In.loed; nt, urn: could bo ,h ' .'‘ raraw *.”» ‘“J"" ,vci "' “ I,.,.- bmm i.umrd. . -• 

I TV/ 1 1 1 v ,u - u 11 moot h . and -(luring the -W inter are to run between -Port- — - — „ 

long mins society without being bcnclittcd by l.pJ and I.lvt.rpo.,1. A - 1 fth Oa its 

Ua cumnation Itnd pious oxatnfllo. Of, tu..,, .-Born,, on clerk'* I.ffli',. nf thl' Th. ...'■oMhlo , l»rwiri» u l.l.'li I,:,, l.'.'i, ,l,-talnrd at tlu 


— , — „ of 4U.(M)0 bales, taken for Kngland, tho Continent B WfR" ,r v7»yd - i?H - »»>i 

. Inereaue of d«U« no French gmkU lotriutucud In.o frj^jl^^ »tul nor dn„„w.le p,ijk. .Men. nlnrad rather f«My “""it ^ - - ! 

ilstrinn port*. the latter to fitii lu-t. at night, and Huvnos Ayres to 4th y^sterday/at the quotations below: Tlie receipt* at tills Hate Hope, V«> 5 _ |w 

When thl* Asia left, no American steamer had arrived irist The accounts from the I’araiia are highly* im- port since the 1st Hcptsmbor «r* now 988.721 hales against Northern ’ p 

IJrernool since the Antic. portunt and favorable. Gen. Urqulxa crossjd the Parana 7(W 322 to same date hist year, nnd at nil th. United BUtes llread, iwik' 

, Mvcrpuoi sim i w Amu. ou tho 24th ult.. aud had alnady arrived at Bant* Ke ... , , , . Nsrv . 

Cn aiilmton. Friday. March 12. W Rh nearly allt hr l.ibgrnt ing Army. This oily had de- P ort * ,H n " w an Increase, compared with last year, j 


u I Iu* been liurued. 


700.322 to same data last year, nnd nt nil tlie United Btates 
ports fticre I* now an Increase, compared with last year, 


bis conversation und pious esamjUo. ,i,T,,i'ti„. .-i. ,k h oMtw <Tf ti,. 

His Sabbatbs woro usually tKJcupi.-d by '’if-uit "ourt in t.'ovlogtnn. Ky.. on sun.ixy night, the 
preaching iu destitute places, whore bis t.ious - l,h ult j*J >uilt " Hr ‘‘ ln lh " '‘n' 1 rthnWy hornai 

Ubors appeared to be most needed! Though ‘ *"'* """"" ww,h ’,« T u, " wr ''' * v " m ' 

rigid in discipline tu himself, he wits chnrita- ' >u ' s “'“l o’fftoek on tv, a 

bletootlioru 14« l t- u V*ii ucsday right lost . the hr'ldiug known as the Planters 

• ‘ 8 Omcd to hold eommu- Prr**, in Commerce street. Mobile' fell with a trcuicnduous 

WOh^lth Heaven, and Willk with (iod in the "cri\4h. instantly killing two negroes. Mr. (’oxe. a hriek- 


*»ks nn.l papers, worth, it is supposed^ fi7 r ».0O!) 


Arrival of the Georgia. 

The steamship Georgia, which has lieen detained at tlie 
S"Uth-West Pass since Kriiluy night las't, came up to the 


at IJvcrnooi since the Arctic. ponani aim lavorao.. . .. ... cm™ u u.o . arao.. 7(V) m to auto last year, and nt nil 

ui mvcrptM'i sun me •*■*' ou the 24th ult.. aud had already arrived at Bantn Ke ... 

CHAIW.MTON. Friday. .March 12. wjlh n , l||r|y a „ thp |,ii, vrn (i„ K Army. This city had de- P" rt ^ tl" ”’ ,H n " w an compar. 

The demand in the cottou market ha* bcougootl during clnred in favor of tlie allied force* nnd against Rosas, of 2fi8 718 bales. 

‘the week and the sales embrace IMJO bales ; prices close J’«pL JacInUi (hmaale*. of tlie R.isaiU division, with four o*i.kas«* . i.assikioati 

. , , , , , _ imndrvd men and three thousand horses, bad presented inferior 6 l 4 tS)»i| Middling F’i 

witliout uuy material change, and ^ve still quote strictly and joined the allied forces, and uutny were daily Ordimu-y fi ’tfnWJi K«lr 


F= F- 


middling at 7 F«c ft ft,. 

The Asia's accounts have just been received, but.thulr 


city Tuesday morning bringing a I'uunma 


mail, which I effects arc not yet developed. 


sjie received. from tile Ohio at Havana The Georgia left 

W “ «P«nc to. himwir, he.witH.eharitp- , ^^.‘'^71* “" J # “W "wl.w S 

Me tp, others. Ho seemed to “bold comma- rr. x<--v„rk untii-to-morrow -rbc F»k-m. 

HIAIVlth Heaven, und Willk with (iod in tie rr^h. lrrtsn.ly killing two nsgrvw,. Mr. c™,. . brick- »';• t"-...” rr <,W' d,m,t for l lugrra. - 

. , ... i i ... . . mi . This company will hunceforth run two Hues of steamer*., 

gwden at Avery, hour IQ the .day, without V b " Ua , lnKWM ' ° #nt * a nnd dim fox ScwVork ami Chagre*. via Havana ; ! 

Idllillg to hide hjinBclf." Brother Cope wns «ri) tween here and Chagro* direct. The steamen 

ailed away in the prime of -life ttnd useful- Vug. «gim>g.— P»UUow have I pr,.»cnir,l "•»' »«• h "r>- «n the imh tind.SMB »f , 

*•. In his lust sieltness lie lineercd lmti. *" fr, ' m ftmrBtata.. u,-|, m ating ib- Htu« in the «*o»d «n .hr uu. nnd aith. 

fewdavs nnd r.fira 11 l A. -At » decision of the Supreme Court, and praying tlmt the . From 'Panama. 


The increase ita the receipt* at all the Atlantic ports is I n u ,. ntM , Ayres. 


" 't liejawsession of the province of Santa F'u is of tho «|ocm 1 
greatesFhnportance to tlie Liberating Army ln a military 
t>oint of view, jib it separates all the other. provlucus from 


!V».W Oai.KASI* I'l.XSSIKIOXTUUV. 

6^4^01 Middling Fair 

0.(,®6J4 Fair 

7f75)7 ii In ixxl Fnlr - 


ing T((i)i‘*\u uoii rmr vy a w 

Middling and Tine (a) 



oiled away in the prime of -life nnd useful- 
“** In his lust sieltness lie lingered but,* 


Mess purk steady, at $16 7o bbl. Lord RJfrtDUc |», ft,, sent of war than the above, os tho. Knglish packet which 
The Cunard steamer Africa sailed.to-duy for Liverpool brought it (the prince) is a steamer. The story of the 


fewdayg, and life ebbed out with 


Hit) count***; 



submit it to 


•ffiy piun. Far from the hepulehre of his whi *- h 
l*orenta reptwe the rhIich ef (ioorge B, Cono 
But hia grave not as among strangers, for . Ml " ! ! 
'« *•» watered will, the leuvs of affeetion.l.y 
•I'uwwho value learning, njtd Kvc purity. 'I'll.. Tm: 
*ritorof tins oj.tioo, who was a ehj«,-,mit,'. 

»nrn this us aTude mcmj.rittl for the virtues mUt,'...' 
o liim whuse clmraeter be admired. Those rvi- 0 ' 1 
whu ln 'w him best loved him most. • j|“J“ 

-»r fvralgn |„nJ. th, d,I„g j . - ‘J®'’ J 

j foreign hn ml- thy decent llmtis composed ; water 

J "rrlgh hand* thy humble grave adorned, sir ing 

y itrongm honored.. and hy •trungersJUouniedJ’ steiim 

V. L. Hoimns! ‘*y Me 

Eut»w, Vet:. 2<J, 1H52 c < “ 

’ - a sum 

^ early i 

aUfcnJ * Mtolon-HMis s . Co nferene,^ 

Plrnse neknowfeC 

DO received from Itev. W. II. Watkins, of wiw» 
N ' ,tohe *, Station for the California gUm w «» 

_ J. M. .lONKI. yi'i-r l 

NewO 
~ Rultlii 

iothftl • Tasso —A ciirious ease, of much inUreM N'ewV 
Illlll K. Tm . of ^ihin literature, bps Just been deqldeil I'h lai 
n *Ld^ (1oun,!l1 Ht itpjnju We find the particular- L’b irl 
hWWnilf 'tv hfifillP-R Alhuuttium : About w-vcntiyn I The 


soarcoly 1 AVhp®ll n k bridge Ik< constituted a post route, hy law 


whigh is a mod«' that the court indicated in their decree for 
protecting the bridge. - ‘ r 

Miaaisairri Lkoisi.au hi..— T ho two IIousesAif the Mlf- 
siwippl Legibluture Iihvc agreed to adjourn outlie lfith lint. 


Now York on-the 26th ult . and Havana on the 3d iii^Uint now 42.UU0 Imlea, against 22-«00. at the close of last week. •• When the Prince left Hucnos Ayres on the 4fh, U.ey 
lid t* o'clock on Wed . .1. ,• w r..!,.h» nr I’ntt.in to Liveriaxil 7-liki were Ignorant of tin; occurrence* in Santa Fo. 

vn >4. tin- Planters In Consequcnceof the detenUon utthe 1’asS. the Georgia Freight ol Cotton to uverp<*>l 7 10a. - Among the riliwl forces there was the greatest euthu- 

1 with a t <• d . wdl not leave for NewYork until-lo-niorrow The- Falcon ' ^ N»:«Yokx. March 11. siasm and good feeling.'' 

Mr'( 1 ’ n,n ' H'bri'k^ ul-" sails to-iuorrow. direct for Chagres. * Cotton Is in a moderate request to-day at unchanged The adviceH brought to NewYorlrfroni Rio were no inter' 

‘ r 0X1 ' R ’ c ’ This company will liuuceforth run two lines of steamers, prices. Flour is selling at f4 ,73<S)f 5 per bbl. Com firmer than the above, uiul were men-ly a verlml report. It was 
, Wa8 °'" rnL ni *' oiiufox N«*w York and Chagres. via liuvuna ; tlie other W- w ah sale* of 10.000 bushels Southern yellow, at 70c t* lux. impossible to |mvo any lat-er reliable inleljigem e from the 

' tween here and (‘hftgres direct. Tluvstcaiiiers on the first Mess purk steady, at $16 75 f( bbl. Lard c ft,, seat of wur tliau tho above, os tho, Knglish pocket which 

1 have been presented line will leave here on the loth and. 25tli of each month ; The Cunard steamer Africa sailed.to-duy for Liverpool brought it (the prinee-) is a steamer. The story of lire 
,tes. deprecating tie- ,,IUS0 9“ the secoud ou the llth aud 2t>th Among lu*r passengers are Col. J. 0. Fremont and 8. H. defeat of Umutw must have been a Ru^nos Ayrean fabri- 

ld praying' that the . From 'Panama, Meeks, bearer of dispatches. cation. “ 

,. Ro.uon. Man*h 11. ■* 

p/ist route hy law. The Georgia brings us Panama papers to the loth ult h^olutlona Were to-day introduced in tho House, de- From Umw.-Tbe corresjmndent of the London Time* 

* 0 ,Hr ecr " " r F.i kc rme TM.K.iiArii. The /’fin.imni.. pu isiesae rui- Cpmpromise meosuree unconstitutional. gives the following particulars of the terrible fire at Ilong 

<• Inr. announcing tin- fact that ‘arrangements have been , Kong- 

o Houses of the Mi- u>M(lu tur tbeponstruetiou ot a line of telegraph between Lkjtkh ir»m Mr fun axiikd.— ; T he llavuua correspond- ' -A'»»ng. Decemlier 30, 1851 

11 1* Navy liny, the prospective city of L'idon and I'aiiom.i ent of the Picavune sends* the following extract from a The chief matter of importance that we have to record 

"nmoutlw fell, IW' T |„. 0 |- N „wll ra , lll ,U pr„m|.t In ra.ifti.m- tatter In' his received frin,, Mr Thnwher.‘<r»tad Ceuta. Uli- u ,, .' ntl1 U ‘!' ‘" l “' de.lreeUl.li nr ..ritrly tile wh.d. j.f 

, - ‘ • thn Chinese part of this town, 470 to 600 houses having 

nd trial of tlie Steam mg ami encouraging the ^rmiigciiiciit Mr .1 Roger,* is AtrieH.,l»nuary 2U : been totally destroyed hy tire on the night of thy 28th It 


COTTON AND TOBACCO BTATKMRNT. 

„ , • Coltuu, hides. Tobarro, lihds. 

When the Prince left Buenos Ayre*,on the 4fh, they I g t , H . k on hnijj g„pt. 1. 1861 .... l&JlPO 23.871 

were Ignoraut of the occurrence* in Santa Fo. I i^,. C olT«a post week (11,077 L025 

•• Among the allied forces there was the greatest eutliu- I previously . .U27.044*-088.72l 9.730«.ll.fln 

siasm and g*s>d feeling.'’ ' | 1004411 36A36 


Among her passengers are Col. J O. Fremont and 8. H. 
Meeks, bearer of dispatches. 

Boston. Marrh 11. 

Resolutions were to-day iutroduced in the House, de- 
claring the Compromise measure* unconstitutional. 


The adviceH brought to NowYorlr from Rio were no la t« r* Exported port w« ek 40983 083 

mn the above, uiul were men-ly a verlml report. It was . . previously. .773.398—820^18.3 271 14 «»^827 

11 possible to Imve any later reliable intulRgonco from tli«* Sir.rk on hand not cleared 183,' 728 0 .5108 

•at of wur tliau tho above, os tho, Knglish packet which TQBACCO — There ha* beou u fair demand for Tobareo 

roughtit (the prince) Is a steamer. The sU»ry of the , mr particularly for tho lower qualities, but as 

defeat of Urquixa must have been a HU'nos Ayrean fabri- ^ f(lock rpduc „ U , knd new suppUts come fonrord but 
I cation. “ ' slowly, the business ha* Iwen camparativeiy limited. The 

,1..... -T h r™,«,nderaaf th, lH, n ,i,ra Tim,. *!« “F •" VrWtay m„rni,« did Dot cicred 6fi0 hff.it. 


Cnwker*. ~ - ,T 

“saisr*'.!*-" — 

•» ■ i » 

KnriUh ... »• W WOO 

■HSSis 

Hran, flisilb.. -« M 
(’of.r , 9 »•••• v _ 

||ut»im t (. pr.R. “ 

- iattlmla. - - - - 

J»« “ 15 

IaM}M.'m.,. 

8!. Domw«« .. . - T - — 

No. I>. ........ T • 

IlSKn’ 

do. y»llow mktal ~ '(H 


From China.— T he corre*|Kindent of the iiOudnn Times , , „ , , ■ « ■ . 

Klv..« the following ffxrllcuUra of the terrible Bra „t Hong '““'T’*'* Bdb 


Rp»rui,N. WrJM ' 
■Iu. N»nlurkftt.. 

Tallow - "* 

A.UuuqIum 

filar ~ 


Tin: Br».\M Firk Knjjink. — A second trial of (lie Steam ing ainl encouraging 
Fire Kngine took place in CinuinnaU, on the 2d inst. The • t" he President of tin 
mauhlno was put into operation in presence of the com- 1« r. — The llentbl » 
mil tee and a larg* 1 number of cltixemj. The committee di ed pounds of ice u 


the following Htenm was raised and tho engine 


t<' (»• President ot tin* e.nnpany. , v 

I. r. —Tin' llentbl «'t the ItMli ult says : Fittycu hun- 

dred pounds of lee arrived on F'ridny at Jones's Orleans 
House. The train .-tarted fr«tm Gorgomt at 6o'ci(4*k a. m 


W- 

raa.A»:"«* 


put into motion in.4 minutes and Iti seconds from time of I and arrived in tills city before 2 o’clock 1 


flaring the Compromise measure* unconstitutional. gives me louowipg porucuutre o. u.e ternom nn, „ u „g ^ ^ <|f 4W) |lhdH M , ne | udlog ^ Ht I •* ^ 

Lkjikr krom Mr. Tmitmu n — The llavuua correspond- ''" DB ’ ‘ j/, mg h',„i K December 30, 1831 4 1-18. 126 at 4Q, 76 at — l at 6. and 20at 6K4 V |1,. i « * 00 

ent of the Picayune sends* the following extract from a The chief matter of importance tnat we have to record W« still quote : For .Lugs, 3/2d3>* i Leaf, Inftwior to Coal, 9* ^ _ ^ 

letter he his received from Mr Thrasher.* iTaU-d Ceuta, this month Is the toUJ destruction of nearly tho whole jif Oomnion, 'A)i(3)W i Fair to Fine, 4j k (35,‘4 ; Choice and ' Sj"* 1 • i; ij;,;. ' 40 - w 

... . , ... . thn Chinese imrt of thl* town, 47.0 to 600 houses having . . xi*«i»n ik.nnLv i/aniia * Ik 'Sbt.i. 

Atriea, January 20 : be.-n toUlly destroyed hy tire on tile night of tlir 28th. It Motions, 6S(S>8 . *W®i» Gounty,^^ Jib. “sftft-.n 

- My i«s;t yas dated from Cadix, where I received every ir, understisKl to, have arisen flrtiui the firing off of ci’ocker*. RIIGAll — The supply ot the lower qualltie* of filgar •• 48 M. 

1)08*11)1 e aitentionfroin the American Uousul. O11 the |j ud ft not been for n*!|gut breeze springing up from the |n tn |,e«iii rather large, and pricy* for Inferior aud Common ■* 

lot h an order was received’ trem Madrid to send all the n , Mt . «.„! the lilowing up hy the yiglneers und artillery of . . ■ _ _ w i,ii l « Fair aud Prime lots havu brought 5 " 1 

prisoners from Ceuta to their destination, ami no excep. N . v ,. r 3 houw . y tn „ U V,» the flames from extending, u great ,mv ' br " n luWt r ’ J, , - ’ , ‘ "7 hiIXT ~ ~ • 

t i.m was* rtinde in regard to ma Ou laaird tho steamer I pro|»artiou of- tl|i* Kuropeau part of the town would also verjr full price*. The demand has been good during the jud.fit,?t«\aK - 


b““ 

iili? 

SY-— ‘!S .'V 

d». tumniNf . ... IU 

S!r--:5 Z- *• 

OUv*. in ciiha. . IW I Hi 

sayii (55 (J2 

T 

Jo^2St" r *. iii ft 00 
d«. do. hmU-bbi. IM * w 
IndU M»u, Ihe. — — -- 
i’Hme Mmm.... IS 0# ft 00 
Prims. V W4... IN I 1» 

B. (leaf • 60 IN 

Cargo . . ...'.IV. — “* — , 

TontpisA.fliio*. ltd • N 

P'rtMt ■ 1 

S 5* -- 

KS 

I*. O . ft M MU 

I(m round, «i ft. - •*- - 

PACO*! 

Haiiia, f« ft t - 1# 

do-eaavMAd... - — t - U 


loth an order was received’ (rein Madrid to send all tlie 
prisoners from Ceuta to their destination, and no excep. 
ti.ni was' made ill regard to me. Ou board thu steamer I 


lighting the fire, and in 40 seconds more water was thrown I with which this grateful article w»s ‘received uiuy I \\‘ « ▼ o' 


lion was tnaue in r. guru 10 me, uu iswru iuu sk iuii. i 1 , )r oj M jrt1on of the Kuropeau part or tlie town would *lso *’ *4 , 

found the other prisoners and some twelve or thirteen |,hv«.* been destroyed grculvr portion of the week, and the sales embrace 7800 

passengers from Priuci|H>. all crowded into Ihe cabin. The Governor bus ordered mat shed* to Im erected, and ),|„ls. of which 1000 wore taken yesterday at our . quota- 


lmve been lower, while Fair aud Prime lots havu brought 
very full prices. The demnn.l has been good during the 
greater portion of the week, and the sales embrace 7800 


Common V«K«i - 1 *° j 1 15 

brouffliL ’qSltitakSs- • r,J 

tin* u.,, iuxrJzZ - *4- 


rfroip the pipe nt thu end of 230 feet of hose ; the stream of I .imagined better than described 


I water was continued indefinitely. The committee arc . ... , 

.tr itigly of tl:c opiulon tb»l II:,. principle of applying puswiiBfra on tin' lalbnlur are euliieotetl (o tin. ntoal mil- tlu, African coast on one able. In front of u« Ulbrallar, r ,„ u |j „f n, t . Hr.—llic Ucallta of Colonel Tmukyua an, I 4‘,(n)fC.< > ft- 

al.-ltui f)) the working of lire I'nglncs. on tin, prop*-,, rag,,,,, a, cm.tantiy. -The throng,, ^ -?M5 ' m! *— - f-'T ' 

by Messrs. Slmwk. Lutta 6; Co . is a good on*, aqd they by the Pionej-r wore uecompnnle.l hy nn agent with pro- the alternate, terrace* uml foliage of Ceuta, with its cm- the RoyM Kngioecr*. Inn precarious state The parly 1 he MOLAfinKo ucuinuu lor Moioasi* nasuonllniua 
recommend the City Council to make nn appropriation of visions and money to rend them on by a steamer or still- battled walls, and Is-youd. the green land of the Moors, were employed lu blowlug up a house. • The gunpowder, raiMl.-rate. nud mostly for tho Utter qualities, which have 


1 on no. lftiMMC*. — The Herald N»ys th.it 


li e have the libcrty.of what la ralhal . the fort, but it I.Jn f,„») to be contributed among the no«ay. A good liumla,r ' ... , mr figure, aa follow. : Inferior and 

•canty a large hill .urrounded hy a wall. wUh huUding. „ r ohlmaki hare. II la raid let thelf tivea. W ' . y ‘ ,n.„* 

aside. \Ve have n very pluosant jiud extensive view of >Yo jiave now. however, to inent Ion the most melancholy Common, » Y**» r - •*/6f®*/*k » muiu ana t/noice. 


a sum sufficient to make a proper workiug machine, ut ns I ing vessel, hut in consiNjuenet' of the high price of tickets I w jG» whlU* c«Jt tages 


Tasso. —A curious case, of much inUrcNl NewYork 
'atk.R. T,,r, . of literature, has Just been dedde.l >’h ladclp 

«»B*4jred Council nt Rome We fln.l «... Oil irlestn 


^ Ho the Count Alberti, u Roman noble and iVffinrr in 
PuUu,, annu uu‘'cl thu posaession of a qmuility of un-‘ 
- y Tl 1* t- H _ - J ft .lhcJmiidwriLiug ait ..'Illicit. 

GaWi,, 0,1 Iu" personal history Part of Uirse 

l# 4 th.- I,!! , l ,° Maxxaronl. a bookseller at An«onu. 
- ^kwller IffLucca ,U y‘‘“ r t° Glu4u. a 

Lucca paper*, the A Jenna 


early a duy as priudleable. or for some otl 

: — Ut*R— TfoM»K — wiTii— HRAtii;;r~A Rio Janeiro eirculni t,r tin t « day. . 
qflords the following staUsticw re lative to our trade with J n ^' 

liraxil. It appears that the iota iimiK irt of flour iuto RiTT • . luccax 
ib Januiro from the United Stutes. during the year 18M M:tw *‘'' n 1 

was 2V2.41H barrels The actual consumption for the year *‘uama. wail 
w.h 180.1U1 barrels (’HA.iUn— / 

The export* of coffee to the United States during 'the outrage* nic 11 
year 1851 were 1,000,395 hugs, vi* : * , * tuUon 

NewOHeans 343.214 Roston ! 14.125 cl,lint wn9W,,Zl 

Rultlnu.re 289,020 Mobile 1 1.291 **<‘i(r.° for no n 

NewYork 'i-ih.ia t8i8iivttnn.li 4-JPP' t’on-ul there. . 

I'll Ittdclplili. 70.m. r i{l.'slirorulii -3-3)1. .tided it iu t 

Ch trh'.tou Al.tWttl Norfolk Ii'- , " 

I'lu. totid export, of coffitti tn Kurope dnring Ihe ram,- ' V -T;' ' 

yeer were 1.0U.0K1 hag,. « traveling 

Hio 01: .l.,ttt:iRe, J.n 13. 18S! "'ntW d»lly. . 

- I: wtrlmpoTtifflfrT ve Iff a: Ikatmig g ift ttt i yd n th 'c f tllU rn tl ri ta : either ridlnffc 
p'-iity ot Go- F.mnire, liuve tundud to make the u.-ust year nh ted thither 
r. i.iarkah e, namely : the total anidhllatlon of the dav. ' 


ate.iui tp the working fit lire engine,, on the propped | rageou, annoyance, eormtautly. rl.e thro I JM M5 £ « 

hy Mes*rs. Shnwk. l.atta 6: Co., is u good on«. aqd they I l»y tlie Pionepr were aeeonipnnle.l hy nil agent witii pro- I t||e alternate terrac-s uml fulUge «,f Ceuta, with its ein- t i J( , KoyW Knglueers. la ft precarious state, The party 1 h ” M0LABBKB demand for Molaast* bo* oonllmud U w, Ky ... - JJ - « 
recommend the City Council to make an appropriation of | visions and money to send them on by a steamer or riill- I tmttled walls, and beyou.l. the griM-n land of the Moors. w ,. re t . ul |,ioye.l iu blowlug up a house. The guupowder. ro<Hlerut«. nud mostly for tho butter qualltie*. which havo A 

1 1 dotted with white cottages in the distant view L a large f r ,,| n SO mt» cause, oxplodcd sooner than was expected, and bri n firm at a range of 2US>20<? V gallon for prime to Uptfr, T >4 40 jj ,** 

huildiDgrjtt|dto tie the ssragik) of the~K)npcror of Mt*- while they were Inside the building, cm. Tomkyns was ,., |1)lce . rcb0 |M. Tho rate* for inferior and fermenting J JJ S 

rocco. The hlu('sea b«'ft.re usiseoutinuHlly «Iotted with t«k< u up Insensible, but expired 4our hours afterwards 1 <1 at The woek * *ih*i a nIL' 4 iu v<i * ft - it 


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. , ‘ building.* said to lie tin- seraglio of the" Kinperor. of Mo- while they were inside the building, (,'nl. Tomkyns was I 

or for some other reason, after remaining in I uiiuum two nM , po The blue sea before us is continually dotted with tak( , u u p Innenslble, hut expired /our hours afterwords | 
or three days, lie deeHuiped for Chagres. leaving the dos- on*fl of all kinds, which, from our greut elevatiou. look l 4 i„ u t. Huggs's body was entirely, consumed hy the fire 


titilte passengers in a sorry plight. Tho Herald very just- like cock-bo* 
.U .lemainiuixxui:h-ra.scadtAilu-tL eAtrt>ng''st terms ThcYc -jjJJJJLjy 
KK; tHitWee'n three aud four thousand pus«eugers now at pjnkr* of He: 
I'auama. waiting to get away. “On tlie-se 

( * 1 1 a • • it is —A bad Jdiite of things exists in Chugrty', fud rl,, ga on oui 
ooiruges are almost daily perpetrated by those holding n|H 

official stations. A short time vaiijee n respeetalilc un-r- Americans ni 
chant wns sefxcd and Incarcerated in tlie Castle of Ban Lo- told him my 


like cook-Ixiats. lustcad of mighty ships. As I look ahnuul Dn tliiiig but his sword wa* left 

ii)«(ii the waters, the diminutive objects before me bring /The Kwangsi rebellion continues, nml the report* re- 
frrrribly (omy mind tliat 1 am upon the top of one of (lie wpirctliiK It arc, »s hitherto, numerous and contradictory 
pillars of Hercules. The rich men of Canton hav beep culled upon by ben. 

“ On th*» second day nfter our arrival here they put iron u„. Viceroy, to suhscrilK 1 large sums towards tlio expense* 
rings on our' ankle*, 'with chains 1 have mine on over of the war. f. 

my I h » ot * Tw«> say* since, the Captain General sent for ti,,, emigration of (MilncsivLi California continue* on a 
und told me that the orders from Madrid were to put all large scale , ‘ 

Americans at liberty under pi.rdou, I thanked him. aud * ' ■ ■ 


and respectfully dt-eliued to accept on I Two Mii.tioxi ok Dni.i.vns Oh- 


cholce-robollad. Tho rate* for inforlor and fermenting J £g 

descriptions luive ranged at 14/&)ltt>L The weuk’* mUm 
sum Up about INkX) bbl*. of which 16U0 were taken ye«Ur- 

day. ' fell- fct 

Week’s receipts. 12.24(4 bbls-^export*. 1329. indigo. . . .* V 

KIXJUU— Th« receipt* of Flour have not been large, hut bbi 

wit h n rather limited ib muiid price* for some diwfcrlpUous F'fJSTr, ? w.i 
The emigration of Chlucsii'Li I’allfarnia continue* op a I hj|Vt , {a | 1( . n „fT materially. The hulk of the liuaines*. 
rg*! scale. t . i _‘ I during the wc k has been In Ohio brands, which have sold hi. Doi.«,my.. 

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fat (4 ooffie 16 V bbl fur «ilpvrtlu<', wrurUing to tlu- 


ri’iir.o for no real cause whate' 


Mr. Gleason. 4>ur I tlu»«e terms, und that 1 expected soon to be free in my I k 0 r«jkrv— 1 Tho National Iiauk ut Ruin •* Ay Fes recently I condition of puekages. pUce of delivery, el*., and $4 00 


^““-lOMUIdii lutamutim In (Ifr 

i'HWlraUou „f tha Luven ti... * ITi,, J* 1 ! ir wWdl. If Avnniltatiltl oa fiuc 

P u fri)Ri(cr HhiI O' nnnt u ‘ 1 n . « M * ■*»( A ‘M °na t „. r -fuljy us eomineneed. will tend to onen uu active mini 

^inKsoldhUCe.! ^ rtl Mr ^r" «»• wcrcewilh the River I‘att V .» n atl»o eCitries mlioinir 

hlui aud ^'U. after sitting seven yeiu-*. eon- U,e commerce. of the world.. ^ 


U\iu « lll i ll T- Miuiig seven year*. eon 

cmiieat. w Wlw senteiieed to seven yeurs' Imi'ris 

U'Her*. a,u * * second eninmisalon. wllli laraei 


l'uii» ill there, was unable to obtain his release until lie Ui;- 
in Hided it iu the mime of bin Government. 

,'l'iu’ (lohi.oNV Hoad. — T he road to Uurgonn is now in- 
good traveling condition... J’lisscngers who come in now 
almost daily, express themselves but little futigued with 
•cttlinr rtdlnx'W wnikiiig - H*wm the ruHrmui-will Im— com- 
pleted thither, uud then for -u short und delightful trip 
aeros* the Isthmus. 

Tm Tyrant Rosa*.— A eorresjiondent of the Dcnnsyl- 
vauiuit, writing from Uuuiio* .Vyre* gives a leffrid picture 
-Tifiln^xtTmirfttTinjp-' in Tlmr-d m wt T st- i -imi rt Tyr —A rroM- 
in; to his account, the .iiifauious Marshal iluyuau is a 


own right. ’ 

Ou tlie 3<Hh a few line* were received from him nt Gib- 
raltar lie is free without pardon pud without cundi- 
.tlou*. except not to return to t'ub.i. He lias received a 
polite inyilatiou from Mr llarringer.ourMiuUUjrutMad- 
rid . (a glo rious man) to v Dlt h lm. w hich lie Intend* to do. 


, ... , , paid out two' inilUons )if- dollars on a forged order flap- 

V racvlvra frotn blm at (lib. *“ r< |h>t , nS h , thl , Anilr ,., V l|. 

P ar, ,,„ »,;.l wltliuut iMiiiUl- y [unHj „u..( tm ordrr inir- 

1 u *' 1 IIH ,,ri Vl * n porting to he from tin* Governor, for two milllous of dot- 


porting to he from tlie (iovel'nor, tor two milllous nt dol- 
lars. The forgery «us so admirably perpetrated tliat none 
of tlev offlcer*-h*r a immient *uspeoUid--it, aiui jauunplly 
paid him tlie money Subsequently tliey sent word to the 


fi'iit for Cxtra bramH* Rouml lot* of IllinoD and 
St l.oui* have sold nt 54 39/»4 40 for superfine, and 
51 82 ! 1,5456 00. and wo have noticed *oino sab * of un- 
bruuded 8t. Loili* at *3 85fS)3 90 *( bbl. Yesterday s 
transactions embraced 2600 bbls. Including 600 Ohio at 
42415, WOO. In tlutboat-and drilTUT<lnt |4 .06, 600 lUluois 
at 54 12?i ■ and 146 extra Bt. LouUat 70 11 UbLmuklu K 


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1 Trkasi uv UiRi 1 i.AH —The Secretary of the (j OT ,. rn „ r that they had cashed his order, when to their JJO.lIX) fur the we«1t. 

* issued a circular to Collector* of the Uu*- . IU ent they were Lild it was a forgery. The police Week's receipt*, 25.060 bbU— eaport*. -UNO 


Treasury lias issued a circular to Collectors of tile Cus- 
tom*. which will have an ini|»ortauL In-aring on the trausil 


amazement they were Lild it wa* a forgery. Tim police 
aud^ither authorities wore Immediately called into requi- 


G It AIN— There lias been » g«*J demand for Corn 


.CT * *™nd cmmisslon. with larger " L 4 V”' '“7 

tli,, | la „, *fW>l"Ual i„ ru-uxauiiih' tlie wlinli ffrlranur in I rani-,, baa jital 


1 ree wllli the River Pattquwd (lie oounWc^idjoihi'n^ vaulun. writing from llucuo* Ayres gives a luff rid picture businc*. wliieli the Warehousing Act was Intended to en- » ud u„ ; whole city ruusacked ; and on the next day during thu greater part ot the week, and the aalc* em- 

4ah>a.ma^AAiKa^^-hi in i | ^)ta4^yqiH-vr-iw>lmi^ rt t >sed-TT: ^fi1nn rt rni*nTfttrin^hi-Thnt“diytr«rt) N FnwTn t T3r . , 1 “- A rnnrit'- ‘eounqre'-H^^imiriy^when*w>w»«L“Wi-i')-h'tVin-th«-war(-- I the 7» n ffr ^ w as" r J u ffir a t R iF Q l A T Ui llunfl; W HU l l if i W l l irl brac e 4 9-UQ(F *aelft.. rf -w l » iri i Wk(UX- yc AlAJ -i ia» . 

e.e mm c. <• in- to his account, (he .inluinou Marfhal' lluyuau is a house, the duties were required to be paid U*fore the cxpl- noU .* (nomu, of which be had exchanged for gold) in his The at*H!k h** accumulated rather largely, und prleen 

Rklusk ok a BrATi UaihONn. -Mr lloiu.r „ , mild ohiiracLir InxmmparLon with Rosas, wlm focUlP last ration of ope year, or the property was sold ; hut if the The evidence of his guilt was so overwhelming, have latL'rly given way about 2 cents, the more recent 

... 1 nuucr. a aiaia ■ . _ ... 1 ...... ,...1.1 ..Ul,i .nnik... V . . ... . i.u l,..u made at 6U/S)62x 'M bushel for good 


*lulr the Count* 1 , MJVrn y**™ lu l * u '* r inquiries prisonment ot nearly twenty year*. Thu following extract 

Sl2li* U ." 1 Lis term of I'll r ,nlHhu V; ,,t ’ J in ' 1 'from his Hpi*eal to tlie Rrcniih.-nt shows that the ln<iui«i 

«», ,„a «u, 1 

^“U^rlpu hu.i, fttlsfiletion of the Court tliat tlie * • '* * " During Die seventeen yeurs thut I Lave 
t'riucu (lltuvo P , u . ft f Vby till! Ahhe Morcautniio to been a captive, suffering all tliat man can suffer; I have 
Ct *&" lo Alberti « ' fro,u w,, o*e. library they had f never uttered a complaint or allowed n murmer to efuape 
very ui,r UVor i'i,i An * a iuirt f umhb for ti)i> Oouiif ami tue. This wus imt weakness liui pcr«istau?e. I liavesue 
“'fflon of R„n, •'fo’ctwcn of tin* activity nr dis*rimi- cusslvely occupied over a hundred cells. I liave. beep 
1 JU*lic*. dragged over the HUbtcrrauean sloue ffoor* of lilairfaux 


lioen released, after an im • ighteeu years has .exoreiseU the powers of Governor, ami duties were duly paid, the good* might remain another made a pTOm|4&pftfMi0IL and ou tlie next morn. 

g extract bus ruled with an irou hand During all this time hi* will year, untitled to debenture, i if exporWd, or they might, at |, 0 WttJl ukeu to Uie court-yard of the public prison 

ln-iuisi ,in ' 1 wonl httVU been tlie supreme law. aud Hi*' »»»1 proper- Hny time within the two years, be thrown upon tho market. #nd * umuutr j|y executed, 

me* ty are given and taken without anyone iluriug toques- Under4hls circular, the duties need n«t Im* paid before the 

i i imvra that 1)1* authority. During tU|*« finite h'* linn taken 'tlie expiration of the two yoar* ; -but. after thu first year, they Dkatii ok Hon. W. U. HuLi.ot:n. ie ou. i 

». I Im vc l ‘ Vl r uLft’ine five thousand uilUgji* in t lu- opinion <4 tLo*e cannot be thrown on tho morkuLby lliubwnex \ they uiiikt It B. Huiloch died *1 Havanna i ou^ 


tliat hi' made a prompt confession, aud oil tlie next moriu 


Dkatii ok Hob. W. II. Rudujch.— T he lion. VVHllani 


*«]('* having been uiadu at 60fij)62if '§( bushel for g«s*d 
mixed and yellow L* prime whitu, the ruling naLi fur white. 
Nt tin! cloee, being ku V bushel. . . . Kur Coru has brought | 

70-r ’f( bbi Oats have ranged mostly ut 3213)36? for 

Ohio. I udluuu aud prime Bt. Louis, with only moderate I 


me Tills wus not weakness. 4ml perslslai.ee liavesue , lUil Hfi,. d l( , forma correct opinion on tho aubjeet He. 

cusslvely occupied over a hundred cells. I liave beep. .* . .... . . , ' , 

drugged over the subterranean stone Hour* of Clalrvaux h " r d "l M 'l ) ‘»Lite.i and Impoverished the laud, and in rais- 
Ion deil with iron* lu tin’ stifling ilmigcnn nf Dnulient.amt Gig bin pruaunt army of Uu.tMiu wen ills eonxeriptiou* cm 
eruieifled in the oqhlieltm* of Mount St Michael; m> braredall betwecu the ngen of 12 and tMi year* Tho wri- 
ui. i...u i ii, ..„r.. l .i,i.,.i i.m, i.m,. . . .. . . r 1 


who have resided there on the spot ; niid wfi" are best I uittntrii ! If not seqtout'of the country at the end ‘of two 


rile firm of •* ; ~ J * — loaded Willi Iron* In the stifling -fftnigenn cf Dnullent. and 

AuahIiu m,.„ ^IWUiBolilld BrotllOl'H,” eonai Sting eruieifled iu tlin nqhlifltui< of Mount St. Michael ; m> 
* io Gi*child At vi "''Gisehlld ut Frankfurt. Moinumu Mey»ir health )ias heeu ruined, my strength enfeebled hy a Imp 
•'“I dluu'lim jj Jame* Meyer Rothsehild at J’arir. Jh't upon bread and water; hut more than all. I liavi 


-••'• uuorira MemTi .u . lt n, v' ,r ivouiocnua at Paris 
^“KrtitlU the .ram , * lc,l !. l d of Naples, has heeu pro- 
kwily will bJ held d tn f | JU | D . U ' lwf '"' W, "’ u a KRftUug Of the 
Mr. -Port J l . Jl l! Ju lu * fur,, “‘ r coutinqunce 
•rifle which Tunn., Imik invtfttted 


been tort qpi I ami wounded iu my affections. Duriiic tin 
seven years thut I* underwent the h ,,r rpr*' (ifjhe eiqiuliti 
regime. 1 was so out off from thu world, that' my uioilirr 
my poor mother whom I had *o much loved, had Ix'en 


years, the Collector .mutt sell them - ; uxd all the goods 
upon which the duties and charges have been paid, must 
be takfu/ruw^&lo warehmuw l*y the owner. 

Rkmoioi:* Rkvoi.i iio* .-- tn Flniuarck. tLi in<*st north- 
ern p«»rtion c»f Norway, almost lost iu Arctic mows, a revo- 


^■r says ; •• Yesterday 1 passed a company of bays, under Jtixmior* Rkvoi.i no* —In Flnmarck. tlsi most north- Georgia, 
drill, not one of whmn would he able to hold u musket suf- ern portion of .Norway, almost lost iu Arctic mows, a revo- was sulnw 
ficiehtly steady. to fire with uecurucy."' Itosns nholicliei! lution i* now raging, which- although purely religious, i* was bvlov 
g"ld and silver and issued a paper currency wliich alone attended with all the disastrous circumstance* of political uiourucd. 


II KuHoch died at Havannali (»u the tltii 'fii* taut, iu the . . ; , Draft ha* sold geperally'at 80(^854 y 1QU • *> »* 

57tU J.'»r ..1 111, a B v. Iu th« war ofiBla Mr. II muatarad ...Tltara luw bwn uo Wliral lu thu marital. - *• - »)* 

a company of Artillery Into thu service of thu United Week s receipt* of Coru. 68 329 sacks— export*- 40.770. UrS,/ fHe* 

Btutes. which did good service until the eloso of tb« atrug- pROVIBlONB— The Pork' market lias shown more w- dJw-tXtwa ! ft ft iw"ft 

uler In 181.J he»was Jlh'eted to the Henate of the UmIIvU || v uy in th^Memaud, hut the receipts are y«t mndcrete. hjwklwi.,... - ~ “ 

Hlutes. and in 1818 he Was made President of Him Hank of aud j ir i t .,. rt haV6 steadily advanced during th« wyek.f Th« jjjh 1 * 00 

Georgia, which oftea ho held iwunty-seven years. He „j M . u i„g rates were 5 If) &0O515 75 V bbl for Me**, but w.\^\y,.nU - s ~ J 

was cul»se(|iieiitly Collector of the port of Havaunah. lie wwil U p oll Tuesday tu 516 76f»516 C0| while prime sold 

was beloved by all win. knew him, and he i* universally at >ld 7& . ud d Rump* at 512 23 p bbl. Ou Wednesday - ~ J 

mourned, allhougb he imd atUlned a g«M^l old age hull, rs realjacd 518 V>@tW W tu ' 1 0,1 Thunt ' Ir-.», “ 4 usV. 


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T A tL£S^£'r ~ 


revoiv l »*dH aud nriniiH liL.if UI Tt*’ i** lnv ® ,le ‘* *h'ad live years before I was made aeqiialnted with it ; imt 
Jly l y putting on a^UniW wltb elcrVit u , U i W ’^ U V‘ of t, “‘ w ' G iuls. spite of my sufferings, more cruel than 

rK?>““ffiheraTJratia .* l K,,t ‘‘V*’ 1 * 4 / '“*> ‘ ,v ” r *'“Jlcr.-a since the .lest ruction or Hie lilatllc. 

P<‘wa»iri^t Mdl ' wav Im? iir.,.1 uJ? Jnt." Xl) C ,,lU ’*V[ th ‘‘ n ' ,irH forc, ’ d hy despair from uiy broken peart 
licks. nu ,mn “‘“y '* »r«4 u*i rapidly os u \ „„olhcre.l my hol>* under Hii* urelio* of my priini and 

. ” Bilo • titu rctured to cry tor mercy.'' 

S^? u ?{r M !' trftln U nr \' n K OoldH- .. 

breHlrira^^hcrn stage jMic'amJVrlu^' ?. ■ • ■ •* V. **- a ' 1,1 '' * ltMl Ym ' u,, *v *'*vk».-UM ocoountjt from Burinuui , *t»D 


is legal. Twenty-two of Ids paper dollars art* now givon troubles. Thu iuhuhitauts of tills desolute legion. |wr- 
for u silver oi^c. U Is tliouglff that Ibnns will eventually auaded hy Missionaries of some seel wliose tep«ts have not 
tly to Kuglaikd, where lie lias ^nauy millions invested, ami transpired, lutvu repudiated Christianity, and e.s|M!elally 


rctured to cry for mercy.'’ 

Yn.Miw Fr.vK>.— Late accounts from Hurinauii stall 


^ Li a VJ * ‘ "j * 4 r * v e 1 ’ “ fcftkJ m Mr r /yfin'-rt. 1 the* <fnnt£e&- yn,loH f, ' v, ‘ r ' nr W*w»k vomit. w H f still carry fog ‘nil 

tr *Ms Injuj-y ' and the passengers sustained tumsid- KTOat number* !<ctters from I’erufy'ihin u lo F'dirijary 4 

A toll Iran I .' , . /lata lltal III., v.'llm, Mar Ik ,,ulir au>.. W ’tita 

* y ()rk ,u *‘ ttHrikhicucl mU) the U^ihlature Hffpplug at that port 
lynuid uurii-v tliV. ny..V r .* > .' ,r l!i U ' “ cu| bl»**ny l" cousvuut'.a 


whirl) he is charged with IlLinffly etcaling from tlieliatiou 

r a i * rn Bwiuv if. l'Ahi» — A letter written from Pur- 
ls. says ; f 

f Bonn' il'iv- u:<< tbe .M(iri|iff* ilc ——.a mdglihor of 


litu sevi-mli uomiuaiiilment, hanlsln d tlie priest % and now 
adopt ‘the dinffrineH of Hie ,31i>sli!niiries. who yrofes* t<> 
have received Uieui directly from Heaven * M 


biwm.RANT*— Th* numbtr *»f immigranU ^rrived at 
NewYork during the mouths of January and February. 1 
18.989, which Is a decrease of 8788 nn that of tha cor- 1 
responding months 0M86I. lu February aloim the uuui- 
l„,r was ouly 4483. aud of UftaM 2280 were frOui Ireland 
1342 from Germany, and 490 fttnn Kngland 


a I k nl wilful, ri.lv. II... utarkat d.«ta ffrt.ilj. lbo ralra of iu,IU., V lra.]W ™ “ “ 
thr wr'rk ..nihrar-o 4^hta. . Bulk Sort, th.ro tow J-; “ *!u '!* ? 

toi.,, autuo ralra »■ WX* »• lKK-routui . . . Ilraif to. - •»- J. 

to'.',, firut. r. uii'i ha. taM, In »t«i«Wt« latrrrla, M |U 00 j 2 «Jf 

(aiili 26 fur Mess, In tibia, 56 2Af35# 68 lu h*R bbl*. and L«Mb»r, 

47 boat* uo V bbl for prime Wo noticed 148 tierce* llJ3^Ct»U.f “g 

K.'iiii.' Mara h.kri. rarlj Iff tho w.'.'k. at ,1:1 'SO V ttareo. J-. y.Ua. I& ; j* • g S 

llu, .... Jura ilucttiati"! In prior-., havlnx .Irollhi'O. .!,,»>,« £ S ,» 

rarlj In tho wooll, hut Hiita. roouVorlnf In tl‘0 lot*, trull.- £ pSJsfJiwW 55 “ JS 1 
ra-tloor, Tho Mira . uil raoo 100(1 ou.lt. tip. rulrajultorij to»u.toJj|.h » •• 


-Tlie Mississippi Feuale lias pass* d a iiwmorinl 


In the' morning a gent Uvnian I oft hn Legislature ol -Mississippi in tile Cong res* of t tie 


uni led un 1j<t and asked for an im Ration lie tnjd her he 
had cornu by older of 'the Prefect of Police Thn lady ex- 


| United mates now iu session, praying tlie 


dudev the II ' I * to construct a 

" ■'•'to.t" I ''''-t'jor All.j.uy A Turvry 

wNr :Ti t'Otn i> rupfi"i«j , 

, ’ 1 ' '• ri"t,l,|‘ I. <Wfk oalt ho oiipitTio ia.l, ‘ 

•*rm. ,| m !' 11 v ik"I ».i ,.- p <n.|. (hf iin, i 


j* 1 ' ■ M I m l'“ l l»l" apeinth'i. In I’l ovld. n. » (J 

(1 'I ) liiftf Will |irillf;.fWl’|Vf t'ldtn- Thl* is beyi|,J 

kbi WliFf 5iiH* r 4»ll(r (MB il' 1 hd Dll' 


pressed m.iei. annoyance and indignation ; whereupon he ^ “ custmn-hMqsc at Uiloxi. and a regular weekly mall 
asked tier -whether •w’ wnuhl liave any olJeoUon to let 4»etween Uiloxi aud NewGrlciyi* 

. f . | hlui m<u iift list of her invitations - Hhc showed ii to him 

A WHOWne JW m printing Of Ko luUui Un* where^ni Ujat hn wouid -UK^i n-HRMa. - Navigation- has been resumed mr 

mi iuvuntmi find nut into M.eratloo in i'rr.*t.i.,n.^ t ii I for the invl.Utloji.lt twlng uimooessary I tm Mafiiut- ...... . . - ,, 

Iff, .(tot M.1,,0 tnffuirir,. tlio r»«u|t which ««( tliifi ra ti J «Ui«U‘r. >io tpoMup nrfutor iSl- W. 


o itnru.AU t'o„rA»,r...-Thoro ur. prtoo Mora MUou . — 

" , , ruilrouti proj.-rl, lu tho VVo.t .ml fuuth uritiup But "" ^ 

„ 'utfffrora tho praiil, uf .otlun. uf (ho public Lmta .MiJ 1" wook. hut mho. roouvorln, Iff tto Utar traa.. 

Ol ooiigniss ' „ . rO *r . ... ra..t| (1 „ p Tlin Sab'S euffrace 1908 casks tipi rate* latterly 

Thrao thlrt,'..... r»llrt...|a iuo».uro Vlpw.rJ. irf ol*h m l . . I ff. »' umJ 


lor the in vTtktlou it beihd Ubmxiriitfti| Tn* 

*' t oil fMit noiue inquirire the resu)t of which wa* tlltfi ' 
ie wa* iMsui'i'ff Huff among hL luvUiU 'li'Tf Mvfv 
I frl Ms UtaR fonf od-ab. of puib't* 


I H'Bi riU^ ""'“\uiA„«to'fHuik»fi,»taff>ira!N( 


J) j.'.-olr* -.It. uf UtuJ dV uliU. lu Jopth “h tmtlllfSiiST (‘if fBPWMl 1 -. -_• .S *■ ■ ■ l ^ . in, 

rillirr ."la.-Tff ihoTrirak uf tool, rn.,1 lh. ffffffi WUW V IS ** * •«!»*rt*lg 

in ,.| n.'ri i. wniiW hr ii|i»»f'l of (Ilirl f (Uillffill ■ (H«» !*. I '."' : ■ lf " .i'i I ITZtml, L il. 


Jo. orora^-' 

LcfA »toO». 


I Wa’ III (it 1* IS fffr 1*»!» *«»"• »•* fkfflwl 

BufitH I'ltivA" -l.ur! liiw^fh liilhlr MiiuMti sWostMl 

-lutuffl (to wees of i*W bbto ft HkM* M ^ f 


w- 

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^^iXt^'^V^t 4 f. 






,x 




mmvrmmm nmmtM 



f l)f tSlrro ©rlrt 


a towqiiiSTpttMT 

.TOX.WWMWW, ' 

Not kwqr mik». I m ratorain* horn* rather 
ulahrUir •miinf. from » ririt ton Qirnil; 
tH taMwintor. thr woo tht r on* Tory cnVl in- 


1 MmrU, omtooktic W. who... I fmmtl .f»ih M|..v 9 for wXC Xu 

, in lotrt *ml pobhinit. . |.nw, «H(I troi ipn* iinnim'! mj i""'" 


sr 


*Ipt, (M weather wns very 

KZ to (to .onno will, y„u. ' j oi.irirt.co, 


■•Don't ott. my pwilliUlcmnn” K»id 1. Thr nothing 
child ntartnf »t tho utri.lrtt noun, I of mV voice. I Their 
then in • moment rdoocnlrinp hy il the |wmoii in pom 
who tried to irirrrr<Ic Tor liitn the'eveninf! |<ri*- iichh he 
vlimi. lie nonuod to ourrry me witii n look ot i tlmir ci 


Thei'C if* tnnnv 


j*>iivnuHi»t now lringtiisliibn converting together- 


m lrtti j. portion of rwir Lei) JlWkah.btWi.onl.ot 
to 1r given lo form Him* and adva m t 0|*«»n llir limn llif 
■Hounding ititdlip nto wn« •nmmuti'rMed to the ftm- 
.inl-hi-tluef and to no- i iipp-nfiijr nt. that moment iJ 
Im* converting together — fliat ii fffitWbiT ft 


rrt'rtgiriv.iiig by it flic* perron in pivrrrly witW* , ^ ( ' n i 8 \ 1 ' tthow niioocw in 
rede for him the'eveninp |-r. nr- he pnve the firnt Inqmlw roll by him in 
to enrrey me with n look bt ! their enrrinpev. nnd Imve lorpotteii inn very 


nr nun lintl nlihinlfrhrd »»' wH Mm Hie iu»i huh linir. .Mini* ft the v« m foil* nn'iilly printed Hint rrlnie In 
tuihl nrtt In* fnn lit I, Upon making ft e-iiint iif 111 ■ -yvlii' liond'-n a* a 'Kuof »11 TlWIIld. tiailiti IM Billow* G 


ttrn Arts nnd fonlbcr / 


continued It in mb kind ty manner ns possible, 
•you nay your mothor in nick ?” 

“ Oh. Jdr.” hf milicd.'* vc*rv sick! Last niirlif 


Thorr is no counu y save uur» ui u'« " Ul *!' nnd contidi ring tho great pr> pond»rnnce of caviTUy nntl « r.nnnl 
wIiot© iourn.nlists arc expected to do so niucli lancer* nn tlio pnrt of the enemy, and tin* ^ndrtitlfmni f». t Bigamy 
work for the HpccinltH'nefit of others, without Hint every nhrtnrlovrft* intorp. •‘'‘d "ti the Amerfleni| tide J'lhitle.- 


country save ours in tlio itorhl 


mtlld not 1# found. Up.n 'nuking a count of tim-wvin 
n miilnetl scarce thirty rouiill •'. rallied. /• 

\Vc took till* subject Int ' '|oiih'-i , atc rii-lilerfltfot* U 
felt that. j'Mnfnl and hUrrlilffiiug »* it wny. <*nl v iny* nltei 
iintlfe wii> left m— In hijr'Utur mU»f from the lih'/itwmle 


tince of ( «v/h.T nnd rnnnnlt uunntur*^ f 
1 thi’ nddhtfmiil f«i t thtfiirny 


* tn nitirder. hy hnify, 
ie-*«ult with Intent to 


, hutily alone one 
oaU of ttir city, when aa I • 
light, 1 aaw by it* elan a •*' 
i the doctor a tplendhl maanc 


III, itr •• he reoliert '*»er».leVI I o«l l.i.rh, work Tor the HOenol Iwncfit of Olliers, Without lint every ohrlnelM on. Inten ril on thr Ano rfriii, .III,' Sulelilv . 
Oh, mr, he replied, very mck ! Last night work mr me "P ■ this cmmtrv »r the rtrer l,y order of the k,Meml Oowmim w*.. b imc. Umbanlemeni 

wnrlre,! null her slrenoth to «n «h this cost rccomlienSC. UcnCrOltye OUl 01 mis coilllir,, , ..oi„„ u«... J i~A ! tkembaelee t. 


of the most !, ’ ,f wor ^ ,< ' r»* her strength to flnish tiiis 


indcr hit arm aomethiag rolled up mu 
; then in a moment after. I waaatar 


jr, when a* I an- 
f iu elan a email 
epleodkl mansion , 
dag rollod up uto 


slop 'thief! " ami ^ S'" 11 k ">’« 

a I mvnllnmmi nnw 


n little broth to do her pood, for she’s been sick may let y 
ever since father died,” continued he, wiping the thinks it.. 
tears (Vom his checks : “ so 1 wns hlrryinp nlonp room in 1 
with it as fast as 1 could, nttd lost tny way ; tin* vote his t 


recompense. Generally, out of this country 
rtlitfln* nr,e innrocssiblc. if not anonymous ; the; 
may let you know what they think, 7»utnot\vli 


II WWKU lUIPI til l ntll'IIIEUI Ml IIIIIMI tilts I "III • IVV«m|" 

that we might got some victuals, and herself editors are inaeeeasihle, f not anonymous ; they 

. . . . p . _ ... • , .1 1 . w inf I lll> V tlllllL 1 lilt Illlt Willi 


T«*nt*rrnsHlng « U1 ut it«y— iiru^init-i . window atnt trm* 
cuuDtfe (Ucinkii flint the only canpv.fpr.iu k»ptirsun irti.i 
to withdraw from our pmmt rritical ii K'-tlon. Wo i 


►in r uivu, umiimiiwi iir, nirnin . , i i t. i i 

is checks : “ bo 1 wns hlrryinp nlonp room in London or 1 ariB, Atm nek him to dc- 
j*t as 1 could, and lost mv way ; tin* vote his time and his column* to your own ad- 
li.w, sir; but l won't take it to the voncemont nr [vofll. Hero this is done every 


l know wlint they think, |iut not Wlio t«i witlidrnw from our proi»rnl crilicsl U'Kttlon. Wo Ac- 
You can not walk into ah oditorV. oonllttgly tnnpch-d down in jwrfwt ordfcr t<Kth» Min 
/Inn nr PuriH ntiil nwk him tn do- Brando, nnd orwftod uvwr without ncehlpiit or moltwtMlon 


wlptloy*!,' And trap t’onsjilftiftieM lodrlrnnd 
ns ho pursue w».t OITcnc^f! vafust ourrviH 

i )i.Kt(ifm. Went- fmiwanteipowe 

«»n*r t the hi.. Hmuggllng .... 


of «ny kind lUrluy notnonn* of trsh*p<irtntlmi, w* Art 
ronMr*incd to Imtcour gun nnd »miminitivn and so 
boxes of inuftki'tit. wiiich uad not hoeii dlMributod. II 


wly to sec 
proowslctl ; 


gentleman now ; 1*11 go and nttend to tny molhm; dny. efen by utter strangers Half mi editor 
J wt *. B tin^-nmnotimes his whole dny, throwing ov« 


Half nn editor’s tftktkrtrti that the enstfl 
tbvnu imr nvnr LiftiaigOsWe Would ha»o 


lAfl M snJ ultrrly kImiI 
T*ui*il h dkff«mtt ll»w i 


liminrBOsWe.would ha»Wtntr«uiMl u -ltff»«rvnt , Hi- 
duet ; init, ti- rAgWlstcd our courso by thu best In 


id whence Ujw P , ' \ t i rnir tb wr , reached a narrow, dirtv street, hi* proper work into the night — is given up to- K ,. nc ,.’ that wo possessed, and I think. we acted \ 

• with the »®C wortU, th . which «l o!kI in oH «ii 1 ntii.l n led rc'eCTV^ptliocallsVliSlchthg totliOSturlCT. nnd wtn-n f b .‘tfionPr Mi Xlimp: nmrwss fii«r?irn,i 

«, w-r. H«** »*»-«!': “ jrt"?Jii t? 2 li arfflu . ahevine tho rtaoeat* of ontf giHul nnturcil friend .h,.my _«mu>M «.i™, . tU nnhiw on, 


ifrem the aforennid tenement ready to fall in ruins jWc nrriyed at. obeying the n 

dwativ DursuiaTth, the door, end the lnd entered abruptly, request- after another. . ,. - . 

iftgi me to follow. ’Twm a porertyitrlckou of getting ton tinuw as vnluablo an advcrtisc- 
■e amura ra a police- # J^ rt|nf||t He t b ra | w j nw up a rickety pair meht out uf him for nothing ns lie would be 


requests of one good-natured friend sHnrply oonOrtcd actions . that ran ho found on rcoord. 

ike Jamhn S« I..I. I.!a nl.a.mm a ml it/* ms n . frotA tho O onorsl-ln-ch bf down to (Iif 1mm- 
r, who drops in to tiy hl8*thanccs blo^t liriTiitc. who stood It oat to tho look ha* nuirht witii 


to hluMdwTwiU. apartment. He then led ne m> a rickety pair nient cut uf him for nothing ns ho would he r I • 

of etalr.; near the top. oee^jrlng one corner, like y to got out of the publisher by regularly 
ugu at a 1008 in know , tooJ haM bwlatead. .poo wklofclay bis mother paying. If he fttila, lio loses nothing, for lie hns 


lilrft |iriTiitc. wl 
whitdi to ti')uyl 
of lilt* t'owni'fta 


idi to h'|iroAcl 

lio cfoyarmw 

wives with ilrt 
r posts, ran V 
iif. that wv hi 


dood it oat to tho last. Iian nught with 
hlui*«'lf. We mny pity tho .wuaknchx 


m 1 " ejaculatol the 
ehman ahead of him ; 
Mired the hoy by the 


with nn infant socking at her'hreast ; he np- plenty of brass lc(t ; if he succeeds, ho lias used j wi liuYf not only sAwd but aupmented. Wcarc checked. 1 V* 1 *^** wompauy of eighty inouuted vbluntoors, 

a • a in ,l. _i : i a : »i ’ fima */, .l/inblml n tl vtt it I ti im A«tl tiniu in I but not t islu'nrtf'nod — Wf arc cast down but not destroyed ! arr^-rltv of this liirnniirt' Im to ili>i*l«l*.il hiu.ii » 


Lit look fnim under his her neck in a swoon. Alas, reader, *lie moved tipoh. 
h^/uSSed ^v«l tiot.ehe waa dead! The detention/* her hoy, 

’l l!!; her only remaining earthly hope tSd comfort. 


nroiich/d it holding ouMlie glittering coin, then ! Ilia time to decided advantage. And thus is mu not. I«lirari. neil-wi an r«.i ,l.mn butnot Je.tr,,yr,l : aveMlty nf Oil, measure Is to be ibTldeil u|>,n by the 
r^Tmomem Vsh&d foil on j civility nbnsed-.hns is gentt feeling imposed 'S'T , , „ , . ' , , _ ' " . . 

mis. wlnr dm*cmUi ^bo drud.sluill ihtIsIi. «.r tbi'doilnf ON. « liub r. U. ^ .» ointnniidnnt nt Vort Myiirs. In n lct- 


ftif Tt'ngt'ii tin*— that toloe sliail ini oboyitl. Tim hnriciri- 
nns. wli»» desif rr.to 'bo drud. shall |*rish. or the (loth.f 


‘ilv majrtw’a werrv l»nst her only remaining earthly hope Mtod comfort , 
ji A^hanwin' in the^ hall l»«* n protracted longer (huh licr mm ntitul o 
rould hear : she died, ’twas suiiissied, about three 


THE FIGHT AT CAMARGO. j ^ ln 

Wc received Mrmdny a copy of the Itin 1 Imve made referenc e In tin- fcregoliii mpnit. in y.«ir 


1 w could hear: she died, 'twa* supposed, about three , ... /.I* *1 ' tniMsmcnuiwi , »uu uenm.- jnu. nmt «my r«Tt»niii- - - — ••••., — 

I swow, you rannint jc, morn w in _ without a soul near nt hand Hravo; which contains an official report of tin* \ tlnn. of tlmlr'iirrits. which yon m«y in* pimm-a to inistow. pfrcuftlary bcnentfri'im ft. liiliy iiowb gH' and his people 

wntel^nr "« her uueoniious infant, while herlnrling n-eent tight at Camnrgo from Col. 0 f. .1oI.fr j ^,7uSS: » V "? * 

ftaitl functionary who child WEB locked in A damp cell Of the Station- son, of the Liberating Army,,, which varies 1 anil three of the •rtlllrW-inen. was alike JuSt !o them. dai^lu huntlpK for u druumirr boy wh«» wont out 

ITwUht faf UfAVtiMr liouse. . . f. ynmewhat from thc^ ’nmilinti Aimished UB from 'Mid Vf.rtliy ofy.ourown spj.ricintionof K Hllnnt df-rds pfr- from Fort Myc^s- and got lost. They., finally found him 

»w Knight of the SUr, i^. — uomcwimt irom inc MJtmunu iurmaneu ua irom fortnl . d , tt y 0U / Wfi lumiMUUvph scnof. In addition to mubferought him in. I 

» till mornin , then, m ^ liic llrownsviUc tlag. Wc give the repovt cn- | thcofnroivnniitnpn. umbT my immedintf |H?rsoimi com- ,.^4 

1’U appear agin Mm." A Visit to PoUFKII. — N aples this season i sue- »• */« r o*T,«r with thn note' nf t’ril Avhnnt • I nmnd, l take th* liberty Of naming ibui* of your own stuff. V»:u.ow ,Ki;\Kii>*-'yh(*'NewYo»k post siiy« Hint M.M, 

led luuralyxed, but when lightftll. t" open my window in tho nliarning, tne ’ to K etl 1 w : .Messrs. • LicUt.-IJylomi ^GonttUes. M.yor b’Acs^ t’uptnin M a i«ndle, I /ouis. nnd Lomle. a corinhittee recon ly np- 

XHcd. ^d tecwl and feck acre™ th. hcautifrl W towards Pom- I I fo “»#"'***'*•"“«"« fiinfod b, tbe Kroueb A«dr„,y of Meaief,,.. exumb',, 

ile the servant took Uic peii. To-day 1 was uwakenod by the voice of .. . ... •-..J i... H t« prop,-, taw-murk hen- that, will, tlio MrapUon of 11 ««* '-J Dr OMIkmat, enllUwl l» Yellow Pern 

UB to realise his situa- our courier, Who announced the hour wc had dc- c*lil«r t hwvt* the honor to submit tliA ldliowimr renort in I Majpr Koumltrvo’s baUalion; the n*idui‘ of our force lmd contagious or not Adopt tin- coiirlusion* nt which In 

cw laat .. a_ ... ... ..... .a . . ? .* . -i nn tiiillt«r\' (iisriiilinc or oivnniuitioii. . Tlii-v wi-ri- Im-til v i _i.i. . .. 


justice must forget U»f nttiilmtes for which the sWord is Idrtotlo* Hnvnnmdi HopublicMv says that Hilly llowlcgs 
worn - Ir'kmt incHnod to be troublesome, but that tlier»> nro 

. I iM-g lenvn to commend idl tin* br.iv«*;nnlc(-rs. to whom ..ki,..u t .. n,,, visiuiiv ,«„„t .. . . . 

1 lin wt* Hindu reference in the foreuoib* rennrt. to votir S 1,1 lh ". manifest u desire to bring 


siu-e.inl (loitsidemlion \ and assure you. that any reeogni- I about a collision with the expectation of,, reaping sunn- 


■ put him in the 


I and brought him in 


*e name o' way maeter. I’ll appear agin Hm." - . 

Up to this the lad seemed paraly led, but when lightful. r open my window in tho nlorning, 
9m ilowi tuned on U»«r heels and fond and look aero es tho benutiAil buy towards Pom- 
with them, while the serrant took tlic peii. To-day 1 w«» awakened by the voice of 
iwtifwd, he began to realize his situa- our courier, who announced the hour we had dc- 


Allow Knight of the Star, 
-up till mornin' , then, in 

TUI .mww.w -Aim '• 


Oiwr i*« Kxiii.»*fi» Tbeb'twVojk llnidd BREWSTBH A, CO., I ' 3 

-d v a USat U Isa f.iet » « 4 »brWln'd by statlsUctd returns, thnl ....... 

»n«'ii inf i\y, - IrVf, fifottnltird in n .•'ingle Wly in F.ug- I A l» II I A (i 4*. \V A l« K 11(1 l T S l\ . 1 

land, fin oil • c( tiunUud In lln 1 wbolcof In'linnl. II np- . 

pc«rs Irani h« I(-m nor . I'opulatlnil nnd ('Minmeri-lid I!- N " 1 18 (lrttb-ritreel. rear St. i liiflts IlniH and Hi.S ?l 
Mims fT lb»> y-u IS It* frreiilly nrlnlrd i hnt rrlno' In Clmrles slnVt. | '* 

»>rmn ,, (*11 Tw*tand. slainls ns fblb.ws j. SOI.K’IT llu* alteiilion or pnrchnfeM.to IhHr exim Ire f"h" 

Mlur.li'.i an.l itii.unit* i ’tiiiiti ler.l.y ktiifu, ' * and varifd assort incut of * -■ ... , 

I li'M'iim; uni j„ t • u j PI M .. - ( AjyiUAflKS’VNl) 1IAUNKW. ' 1 

lllnnntiir.il »ir. -anil With intent to Wldi-h lluy offer at the very lowest price* Tor rash or ap- 

w'Ji'my * 1 ,, . C 'T.*.' .* *.*!.* i , . * 27 11 proved paper. They are roujrtantly reeclrlug from their 

Suirides , . . . . . . . ... ........ ‘207 ' New York house, No. Hnindwny. (the oldest darftage ‘ ,u " 

K m bet. « I enn n( . • SB 8 80. Repository in tho United Btates.) a variety of 

tVnsplraeiM todefrsu.l . . . . t M7 12R NMW YORK C^TY MADK CARRIAOKB. ,<lbr 

I uTiecent exposure. ... ■ ? f >7 , R> Hnmt of which are tif entirely Hew nnd original designs. T||l|| 

S muggling... *303 — Also. plainer, but equally substantial vehicles, from the W( , r | 

oidM'fiwby pniglltutes 3RP0 m snine reputable Kastern manufacturers. r „, H , 

r 'oy*j gg« Particular attention will be gl|en to the covering and j,.,.,, 
Xids Is Hls.iit lh I erlfiiVs U) one ; nnd If wo take the rein- ‘shipment uf Carriages, to insure prompt and safe delivery. | ()H .| 
Um population into, account* It would make the balance fb$- 6 m « i»?.i, 

dieet sliofw about twenty to one. 

To,: K,o»,„x Ivo.^r-nrtho Valithaw (Pin-) Sf „„. A 0r »»‘ W ° rk for the P, 0 P 1# ' Nm 

Fel'WTJ^tbit-nTO;mxk«THiaT»TTi^aitynniTniim‘(>dbt? • • H K ll lT l l -H PlTlO M — -- Term 

arrival at Tampa with a largo delegation of Peininoles 1IIJNOARY AND KOSSUTH. b'A 
from Arkansas, lie ^has selected' Port Myers aa Ida head- „ „ ,, . - ,, „ 

. . Ry R K TEPFT. 1): P . President of flrnnesseo College, 

iiunrtcrs. nnd he express sanguine holies of dtaStlUK the „ , An 

1 , r ii .1 * „ • , fa. . ™ New York, in one volume. 12 mo,, with portrait. Price, 

removal of all the Indians iu the course of Nro or three ,, „ . , ,• rn . ; uf l 

nionlli|( i . Oni:.Pni.t.An per copy. JOHN HAI.Ij. 56 Uanvicrst. 

„ .i oi.i. ..o » * . > , gy Active Canvassers, on application', can find employ- . 

OnAhe24thultt apt. .larnngin had succeeded In organ- . , , ..... , ... . ... . . . * " 

.. ' • , , .. ... ment for the sale of this popular ami timely publication. 

I /.Ing * company or eighty mounted volunteers. The . . . .. . r . ... .. vlin 

' _ L., ... .... . gar An} newspaper siting the nlmve a feW Insertions. . .. 

a*c** 1 ty of this inensuro Is to be decided ution by the . .T , 1 r.u, , r r . r „ ,n y 

l .jy t.lUU . ,, shall receive A copy of the work, free of postago. Tell 

OS. Winder. U. 8 . commandant nt Vort Myers, In a lei- MEDICAL NOTICE. 

IVWo tb,. Sav.n, rub Iti'jiublic.an. 0, at 1.111, Ib,.l, B , ( .,„ ir|?| „, ri ., | , wt f„„ v 

!;• *l>*t th,jn a,,-. r „ m t|l „ nlt „ n|inll of i, DrllR| rtrt, and ,i,-„lrr, !„ 

whit,'. In thi* vlrlnlly wbn manlb-Kt u ili-.lrn to brink tn - 

nbuut a nulllslcn will, the- okWloUllmi of. rraiilng minii- ' v . .... nv-rowt nt? nnruiiT 

]ii-mmtnry bcnellt fri'-iu it lllll, HowlfgV and 1,1a people r.1 1 INOS l.\ I HA t HI III. i>r„ 

n ,hort time .Inc. left their planting, nmt H|»-nl amnu tHr Tl' 1 - .Mcollcut jvmrd,. fur oU ill;™,r« of tin- kitlnrj-r 
■or «lx tiny* In hunting for a drtmlinrr boy who w,-nt out "" ll wSwjr organa gonrrally ; aim. all Iiyapoptlo caara 
from Fort Mycra nil, 1 got loat, ' Tln-y .Anally found him of ordinary kind*, and duration, la u.viu-d and oarefully 

. . . r . • I . - . 1 I... .1 1 I !.. .... I.l- I 


30UTH-WB STHRN BOOR STOR* 

.10 11 \ H.\ I.,, ■ ' 


Rohlieries 1>y pr»»stltutes. 2RW 1153 

Total . ’4071 8K3 

Xhls h «.tWnit five t-rlfnes Uj one ; nnd If wo take the rela- 
tlVS population inU> nceoun^il would ninke the balance 

Sheet shew about twenty to one. 

Thu Ki-ohiiu Imiuam. — H y the Tnllaliasse (Fin ) Scnl)- 
Bel; We liitf n t t lH OSH. B t W t ti MU M H c11 11 y llPnmiHPtm mg 
arrival at Tampa with a largo delegation of Reminoles 
from Arkansas. He has selected' Fort Myers as his head- 
•juartors. nnd lie expresses sanguine Iio|h-s of cfUtctlng the 


who fled from rfnr ranks, but let us content removal of nil the ludinns iu the course of Pwo or three 
ilcsplsing them. Thos«' who stood firmly at months ' * 

say with the French hero of the white .. , , . ... 

hate lost all but honor ; that, thank Qpd', ult . C apt. .larnagin had succeeded In organ- 


et rear 8t. ciiitlep llolfl. and .16.1 ‘ Nn 

Clmrles slrecl. (b"id'i. •■.iuhlNhni' iit enn nUsi. ) ' 

nll"n of piirehnsers.toihHr exleh»lve • following " 

* t MI-.TIIMlll^r 1UI0K riiNi', : „ N 

IAIIKS 'AND II.MlNF.Sk. ' AU l« , WI" 'I Oil.-. L'niirrin b- l H , | Ul| 

lln- vrryb.w.-.ti.rirr, r„r ,-n,b urn,.- »*■»• at ral.k^J- |.rl«» ; ""Wa 

y are «!ou|tnntly rreelvlng from their t M*A) PCIIOOf, JIOOK* • 

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Frencli tinimunirs. Didinnnrie*. n,~.|.. N ...^ , 


A Visit tiiPo«-kii. — N at, lew this season is tlc- 
ehtful. f open my window in tho niarning, 


tile offleetv and men. under my imnnidinle personal Com- 
mand. I take th* liberty of naming four of your own stud. Yku.ow ,Fm >.n>*-TI 

Mi-mw. I.H-Ul .llulum’t Ucnxali-j. Mignr FS.-Si fbiptnii'i Malnndlu, Unb, and I.ondt-. n comtSl'ttlll- rvci-ntly an. 

Blis'kinini and CnpUiinfiuerrn. whose con»inet wns entitled - n , ... J 

tn pnrtlrutnr-Apt-nd-iiUun F“ Btwl tht ' k 1 unc, ‘ A-'«d,lny uf MtrftaV In uxumlm- 

It is proper M«<S'mark hen 1 Hint, with tho exception of 11 work by Iir James (iillkrest. entitled - Is Yellow Fever 

Major Koundtnivs buttnlion. the residue of our force bad contagious or, not adopt the coiirluSion* nt wldch he- 

nn mlllfaiy dtadpllnn nr WganlntlniL. Thry w,-m In, -illy, - lirrlv ,,, with „, Bnril lo u „, uon-contnglmi-nuM uf th,- dl- 
coUiuited tiJihiAer.-niui hardly knj'W their own uffleers. .... .. .. , ■® ll , 

Fnnw twenty thirty of Mnjnr >luLi,n'u’H nwi, ,-nni|,«u.v. ’***■■? 1 “ uCh ” r -: «•/ «•“»• - "MmWUbm by. numurmu 
under Captain Meilrnw. had seen service ; butiirflependent well selected and Incontrovertible proofs that yellow fever 
•»f them, the rest were, perfectly ruw troops. 1 may have \„ nut contagious under any circumstances— not even in 

SitsttfStf".! S?vnTi, w £s: "*??>* 7 u ’'t g ll 

dental, and I shall deeply regret any injustice that may. i' r 1,1 Hie living . that the removal of the individuals from 
hy this means, happen to la' done. Very respectfully, yopr ‘the inttucnce>of the local causes which produce this alToc- 
obedient servant. Own F. Join son. tion is the titles l means of nrevenline its extension, ami. 


prepared by the subscriber, and Is tiirerc.'d on his Medical 
knowledge as a remedy to l>c relied on lie is anxious to 


tired, h« began to realize his situa- our courier, who announced the hour wc had dc- chief, l have the honor to submit the following report hi I Major Roundtrees battalion, tl.e residue of our fowe bad 
rat hlta tMra twrmmwl on lut evening for n v„it to X’omlwu. wriUng.nt tbe upi-rntlmuJwfVrv.tJil. riiwi-jrf.t-,a«y nmt ""n" 1 ^ ^ ft '1 1,1 V't iT! 1 ,'!. > *'' r '' 'm' 1 y 

yer »y 7 ou^ hfetlc, vo'U We wera »on re»,ly, .frl atli o'clock We were H-.t nU wbic. In ,ub rt „,c, 1 ,,(,,1.- v/rCTy 

h»t it fat to mh I nto people's front pawing out of Naples on the rontl to the burictl ViTaoth'lMt *th« torev/ «w,mblwt ,.t L,m,-x » linn m«l'-ri!npUtaM«iln>w.lmd|«-«n.,rv| C e ; butlirt, |iuh,b;ut 

laal,” wxolsised one of the piAioc, in •»««,. ,■ a^ruUn^T?; -S them tb, reM w* »«fee..y raw tr^w . I mny l,» v 

crikive triumpli, *s he shook hiu It Is a jnnnt of shout two hours only, nml mulib-r tn wit: Mnjor ltuundtrw'n WttoHOn. uiub-r 1'“®, ,7, h/, i.i 


•oe of derisive triompli, os he 
friily by Uie ora. 

-OWteooe lotmegoondir*tthcc< 
MtM.f ooU the utile fellow, imp! 
lot (tool it, 1 woe taking it to Uit 


Be go onl get tho coot owl take Pompeii. You know the story hy honrt of this 
,e lfulc fellow, imploringly, “ 1 tleod anil ghostly piece. Much ns I had dreamed 
was taking it to uto genuonan of Pompeii nnd its wondrous history, the scenes 
le it for ; it's so dark I lost tny of to-day have more tlmn fulfilled iny expcctn- 
t that was the house till 1 trad tlous. Thera stood the Amphitheatre no it otnnd 


I thought that was the house till I read tion 
r plate under tho bdl-knob; I wasn’t two 
re door even, bull eaw It was partly the 


four men. nffleersand nriveles. mid tlm second battalion, 
commanded by Mujor McLain.', eousi.-tcd of three compu- 
_ nles. under Captains MHJrnw. Tbomas, and White, num- 

ompen and its WOndroUH li'i^tory, the HCClies Iwiring one hundred and six men. InndUitlou to these.' 
-day hnre more tlmn fulfilled iny expect,,- w "* 11 -iu»-inmer .M-xi, »n hot-,- „„t Infiuitry. under (Job 
i ’ritown ut/wul il.n i Unrcia. consisting of thirty auvii.' ^ »n4 fourteeu Cnrisu 

^ 1 here Stood tho Amphitheatre a* itotnnd The entire force, when assembled, amounted to tlVo 


bedic’iit servant. Chiu F. Johnhon. 

Colonel and Brevet Rrlg -den, 
To Major MoMicken. Adj.-den. l/iberating Army. 


• . k. , "I'D*. AUU 1-miil'ltui.t. wmi.oreut.uiiu.niiitiuuit'11 tuinu HflUr’ll - Vi HTUlg 1 nai 1 it'll .ifiiuison would not uo ... - . . ", , , 

I ago, and ar we walked over hundred and forty-four men. With "nr 12-pounder glm. himself justice in the rejsjrt he will uin'k" iHUfhe battle - 1 iunuencc or the local causes which give It birth 

of- Stone it required no very under command of Col, win at with the exception of i;„margo. I wbh to remind you of thu Amur evidences It- ' ■= -*=■ 

[ to neople it* vast Himee atrnin tho •‘IWndrota ot Mexlrnns and the spies, the whole forre g ar c us of his great mroomd eourage— leading where the •»•„ K v r sn in nil- lUi.'rn- -Neither li'mimnf 


RnowHssVii i Texas. Feb. 2J3. 1852 I f rtV rir its extensiim by cuulluing thu population wlthiu Uie 
ring that, ddn Johnson would not do I rn, Pi, .,,i • .?« t \ -- 


•-No my litUedore,' Intern., 


Ua to take 
i ought to 1 
t him le gel 


«p, and— - ’ strong ImaghtaUen to people ite vast spnee ngnin. 

B , interrupted the t saw tho wheel ruts In the rtreots, the po-m 
iians; “queer tiinb where the eh nriot horses were fnstened, tlicclmf- 
home, besides, the ing of the bucket ns it rose and fell with wnter, 
ic coat, he says his tho names of the oitin-us on their huusca, nnd 
l give It n brushing the tomb stones of their (lend. 


thu s«|Uadron ol Mexlrnns ami the spies, tin: whole force ^ Rr( < u « „f his great 
wns placed uiidur my immediate orders. Wu uW-t. at the tire was hottest. Ih> 1 i 
out sol. with great dlfficully in pn.«u ing teams to tran^- j„ K the men w'f^-, 


gave us or ms great uarannn ( ourage-ioading wiicre n,e TlU: VrfUT In Tlll: 1 U,.t„- -Neither Mouse of dtuigrt s- 

flrifinw hottest. tH'luirblmseJf wtiuiidednt. the time. cheer- . , (. . . ..... .. . 

1„ B tho men w-tg-efr U-It,.rb,u voice, which Iny • ,-bl »." " u ll "' 1,1 '»S tb.-y lu.vlnn (uUnumed -,,-r 


__ * , . , . .. uuiPt-t. smi ... — x....n >< limn iu nun-.- j„g um men wiB -«r« .- w uionau voice, wnicii hit •• oi.i . • » 

-CClianot horecs were II stencil, the clml- Jtort the cannon anil to draw tile ammunition Weflnnlly twelve" could hnrdly r.*wn ; nnd' I shall always believe to l>»y » visit ti» tho steamship llitlllc, lying .In tbe Polo- 
:0 bucket ns it rose nnd fell will, wntor, sncumil. Imw-vcr n bmknn >b*wn tt-iilu nt mute, to bnul Utat but for y-’.ur t,!-pcwrxnci' with tlcn Jubncnu uml >I»-- umo nt Ab-xumlrbi. . The- clciuucr Wllllnin Fcldcn Wil- 
es of rite oltilens oil tlieh- hniiscn. nnd th" gun. and «,ven,l yoke of nit-n and c»rt» Umnnvny the jor McMIckon. my pb-cc wnnhl have l«v„ token by lh. d „ltb lb,n.™..d l„.,l l,„„c,l the |.c...t.i..,„ 


J«r MnSIlnkon. Iny idc-M wonld have Isvjt token by tin- .icnnrotcd with llngceund laid on board tho l-n-»!du„t ol 
our mnreli enemy. Major V. Roundtree, with hl« gallant llttlo Imml. . 

wlv and la- drove tht' enemy tn me most hnn-lsoim ly.un.l gave inutile th " , ' n,trU H,ul "''**** 8tu,irt ' < f >»'r«d. (.rabam. 

i. to apprise opportunity to give them a farewell shut.*- ('apt. A. lams rriUeiuleu. and llnll.yf the Cabinet ; the Knglisli. Itus- 

<i1 moment rendered me most efllcltmt aid ln v the time of need. Major .-inn. French, I'.nuiliun. anil H|>nnish Ministers; Major- 

ItbWi alsfUt Howell Capt. Miller, blent*. Craig and Bartel deserve. |j<)U , Scott C om. Morris, ami tbe Mayor of Wnshlngton . 

each of them, the promotion you gave them; and Private* ,, , „ „ ... ,, ,, , , . 

rannwon nnd Lackey. 1 commend to your eon- ; they ore •'••Jw >>• 11 ht™ri>- ‘he I'rc.ldeut nt tbn Hoard of Alder-' 

both gallant young men Doth were wounded at the same du ll ; Bllits H. IlllIcKstj.. the I'restdeut of the Hoard of 

time that I nijrwilf was woundi'd— it was by a prenuiturc Common Council ; nnd uearly all the members of the City 


mloffetlt ol^l rive It o brnahintr 7 nf t^ 7.^.7 ounnunl.lnn, mnScbtV vtc. We onr nmrrl, &my; V. (VSmlw::wliwhl.g»ib,luHainWd. 

m 1“ get it indglve ll t. tn-nkbing tiietemo Stone* or tltcir (lend. toward, thu city uf Ciimalgo, »ml miivcl on .lowly nnd In- dm, r (hi- enenly toine mn«t lliunlenmi ly.imd gave me the 

; nnd just ns yon were puttingi ,/ Wnnderlng about, wo looked down long nnd onrlmiely, oftor thruwlnanul f|-b-e end vldettee. tn oppriee opportunity iu give Humn fnrewdl dn-t.-- t'upt. A, loin. 

nth It. he missed it off the nail, B -,i C nt streets, where once the husv hum of Ini " r W'f?', , j , , "1SS r render, -d me nuwt »lait old In tin- Hu need Mnjnr 

ln't he susnect you when he saw .... n,i™. #lLl iu .1. w usy num ol liu occnrrra during thin mxrch until w« nrrived within xlnut Ibiwdt, Opt. Miller. I,i™t«, Cmlg nnd tlnrtel. d-«,rve. 

T_ PC suxpcc y " mnu TOlCCS filled the lur. We saw the workmen two mile, of (,'omnrgo. wln-n we bolted nnd I In or- , or tlii'in. the nmmctlnn you gave them : end Hrifatee 

Her your arm. conunuca ne, excavating a house which broimhly belonged to dcrurbotUo. Hpu,idtriH:> buttnlion oh Un-right. rating ia mm «m nnd Imckcy I commend to your enn- ; tln-y ore 

a wealthy citizen. Wo walked into tlio Var, Inn n P mi the Fnn Junn river nnd fence., nml Mel.nne> bat, ill- ,H„b gnllnnl young nu-u hull, were wounded ut tin- mnie 

'•returued the boy, crying aa- if and aawti.n etatnew * n <l f, - olon on tlmlnft, with tbe artillery la the euntru. eoVutsd hy time thnl I mrwlf wan wounded — it wnnbyn nremnture 

xrnuld break *• mither*s lick • «« iril nnd fountains looking ns a drUU uf Capt. A.!am*'- counamy. dl-cUarg,. ,.l the pirn, t mhs ranging the piece, nmt 

"T , \7 . , K ‘ freak os if the owner would soun return anu all Wo were burn lufonneil that a relnforeiWnt of nenrlv Thomson, ns No. 3. was priming. t» hen n grape shut struck 

OlOOl Sena ll sooner, sne* SO would CO on as before. It wns a strnnirp nnd o hundred men would Join us. very soon, from the left the portfire, nnd one of the sparks t urning In contact with 


t wm.W h^kk rontw7«rb BttW -rZ BiaiUeM fountains lookinir ns a detail of Oapi, Adams'- company. 

1 MAU i# ra0incr ? “ ,Ck ’ “ lf ^0 owner would KUun return and nil Wo were here iuforineil that a reinforcement of 

i didn t »eBti it sooner, snes so would go on as before. It wns a strnnire and a hundred men would join us. wry soon, from the left 

te«Ot)dn*t eren press It with the iron ; if thrillinir picture of tho mud nnd nn «a «ot.w. ,,ntlk of till* Klo (Imnde. and we waited upwards of an 
1 (be gentleman would hare seen it whh nr *i,„ rJU'/^ xi" ™ ’ ^ J ° i tour for their arrival They did not come, and 

• 4 i nnn °L ' 10 door on the Mosaic pavement in front ol mem had hail nothing to eat or driuk during the ll 

a w> get it uono zo-nigiit, the mansion, we looked through a rent in nn old determined to advnurc and take poMswiion of a 


01-cburgu uf thu piece I y» ranging ibu ,b-r.- an, I ,.„ ullcll<; tl „. M „ yur „ f U a | t | ul „ r ,.. uu . 
Thomson, ns No. 3. was priming. 6 hen a grape shot struck I „ ■ . , , 


A .11 and t«1,l run if 1 mit » - -» « .■ . , - w~’T _ * w * • uiuner. He accoruingiy preceeucu m tne oruor alxivu- ' ” . i . 

-f TlMf/b r K™ 08 ' aw tl,p A Illoro mmitioiu-.l towards Camiirgo. until w. lud reached within Tur. Oa«otk — The ..ante vil Is u death of infamy in 

at Dutch George s meat shop, be- heaven-forsaken set of wretches nover before amii««.f the Main 1 W of the town, when we made an- s Jdn‘ The ceVemonv that nt romimnl. s the .•x. cutitm tii 


eu to get itdoim to-night, tbe mansion, we looked through a rent in nn old determined t« advance and take poisespion of a pinre 
berup with pillow, and wall and saw Vesuvius spout inir up fire and »«w «’unmrgo designated as the •• lirlck-yard." for the 
; we've had scarcely any- smoke. The only livirnr occununt* of lWneii pwn'ownf giving them an opportunity to prepare thair 

uad riie told me if 1 imt beride ,h« Li2™. iraV Z ° f A “1" 


, to slop at 


the portfire, nnd one of the sparks ruining in contact with Councils of that city, and other guests ; together with a 
the priming, caused the explosion, burning Thomson, large nuiubu^ of Indies. This steamer was the first to 
l iiuuur ] L.ckcy. umtiny.clf very bmlly. uiuve, at lilF r u'cluek. fur the lbiltlc thu MaHnc Hand 

,: * , 'hplilfe'^r , i?i!(ui 0 -" ' m " nr '" pluylug, uxVnwi.Uu. « uallomd air'. Wbcu Ihe Sulduu 

} U. Wiiuat. Col. nnd Hrev't Brig, tienernl. reached this vessel the President was received with tin 
To Gen. Cnrvnjnl . * customary salute— the firing (tf 1 cannon. Several other 

rileumers were brought into retiulsithm. and It is ustimnt<‘d - 
Tur. Ga*otk. The garote ril Is u death of Infamy ill that, at one time, there were tw«*thousuml guests on board 

'I'll.. ui.Pi.miinu Mint nepfimiui l< 1 ui flu. i>ti>pilll(lll III 


NiufYn^k J',.;l «iya Hint M.M. inloUuco il Into'thu grc'» M'ralcrn miirkrtr -Altncccwn Krum-li llmuiuinm. 1) 

nude, n cotfllnltlcc recently np- ry ,|h-,.,-tbm» rmin.l on Hu- l»l»-l on cncli boftlu. Wbnlc- ,|,.rnu.n uml 

uidcmy uf Mcdlc.luc t„ examine ,, rip ,. jg a„,, n«ui|, ,1 per butllu. Ilcn.lcrc. dc. ' 

kre-nt. .-ntitlc-cl •• In Yc-llow Fcv.-r Orjcr, direct'd to I,. I'IF.IIHK. Hrugglcl. Cnlumbu,.' (Inufk ami Lktlu But, 
: 't tl 11 '. coucluHnn. nt willed lie (| l .„rg(n.',clll In? duly nttcnclcd tn. Cnnh. nr rcfcrciH-c- cy c 

, ,,0 , "C"nl.giuuAuu«M,r the die Itu/pc-otflllly mlvcrtincd ■ i„ ,. v ,. fy W w Sh »-„1 

f '"’ 1 - b. -l*IRItl!t!. -|*nqirlPt«f. ‘ - ,T rr/anubfcnfl ,lu 

avertible proofs that yellow fever 

ny circumstances — not even in Valuable Theological Works. » c ^ 1 . c !\? k '’j coUc 
U-J* whuthur of the deed RKCENT IMI’OKTATION. ,ccci>”d 

removal ot the individual* from , , . .... ' 

uaunen which product thin Hlfcc-, Thu untliu wurkg of tb. Ruv. (burl.-, Sinluoll, M. A . 1,UM Kb 1 1C A. 
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im-ncuren. fnr from nrrc.Wng yelluv, fever. ,„i tho cuutrnrv CVmplrle Work* of Jvren.y Tnyl.u-,,3 vulc... qunnn. thing u-uaHy kept I 

itlulog Ibu rupuUtlou wlthiu & ''rt""' **■ ' ln.-uAuml.NKte 1-A 

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' ng tpljouru '" l Hlohop Keith’s Alluirs of the (’hurcb and State in Scot- attended to. as the si 

Kiusblp ltiiltlc, lying .in the Polo- ...... , . . 

’ , 0 . . land, .spottlnwood. 3vols. Price, f.6. experience. cxtcnsiV 

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, - r „ , . Christian Kvldenccs. by Paley.iic. 1 vol. 8 vo. Price. $4. .... .... , 

the President of the Hoard ot „„ , . . r r The Hath Annual 

. .. 4| . ... The nltove are but a very few of our recant receipts . 

early all the members of the City , , , .. ...... .. _ nieuce on the first .V 

„ from Loudon. Persons wishing to get a Library, or re- . 

Baltin, nr,-, and members „ be * uulJ s,.„ d a , t . ir „ r dcr, curl,. . *«' V" 1 ' 1111 ; , 1 

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Rentiers, etc. . 

(Ireek and Lktiu Hooks, of all description*. 

standard WORKS, . 1 

In ever y department o f Scien ce', bitmturo 
j 11. would call the attenti on of lii.** frirnd and Uwsa; 
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Works! All tlio uuw nuikYaluaMf work/ public ^ 
received a.- soon as jssued Irom the. 1 ’im$i. > V% 

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laueous WoVks. FoivigiTnnd Americnu, wm J, ^ 
attended to. as the subscriber.' Is confitk-flt, fa®, y. ^ 
••xpericiice. extensive acijuaintaue!- anil pt,t facility 
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Teachers It l- designed that the Sthotil shall hr 
I nent and eligible for, a thorough course of ikiHrim 


ueorge B meal snop, lie- hcnven-forsakctl sot of wretches liover before a milnof the Slain Pluta of the town, when wc made an- p n _t |1 ‘ Thi) ecrcmouv^ that nccomimnlcs the execution of l| iat. at one time, there were two thousuml guests on be 
till twelve, ttnd [sells mo«t existod. There is scarcely a whole man among ( ’' h,r t,,ttl P nrnr y h j\ t *" ml J d,p ,,f f «»“» P>»‘" aVrimlnalin that way. is original, mi whether it be by thl ' Ma,llc ' ' A "l'»-ndid repast was prepared, and the 


" v • 7 — . “ exiBieu. mere i* scarcely tv tc/iolc mnn amomr V.v — • ■ — 

ll buy ft chop Mid a loaf of bread, them J ° Wc were here suddenly attacked by the enemy In force. 

■ wasiIi Af fnr Oui JasI/is J u * ... . ... in our front, who opened upon us four pieces of cannon 

swortnor wooa,ior j,ne aoctor *aui 8ouie are blind, Home are'hnlt, but nil are and about three huudred muskets ami rifles. The enemy 


I --- “ "“"“I i v HUM/, WUb Ull IlIU I .UIIU IIIHJUV Ulinj UUUHtru iimnm tu iiiiuiiiiit. 1 III' I'lll'IUy 

mutton- broth to strengthen miserable to n degree I ncTcr iieforo ooneeived I " lul concealed lu tlie cfinparrul In uur front, nnd tl„- t,r-t 


lit be taken from us.” 

, the cub’s good at spinnin' , 
d one of the watchmen, « 


iMivalltln it ia nal/miut.inw l„ — i. Inllinatlon Hint wu bun or lliuir wuu try their 

in' ain't hIKS* 8 to V* tu e 6odu a rurlum, and well rune, aitraiud flr,-. Thulr amnon wire 

* ... t'O^gur wants tp thrive on. Give a Ilian hlS not more than four hundred yurdp from our line, and It 

1, with a head and never mind about tho rest of the Hy«* larg° portion of their musketeers and riflemen less than 


ay in force. I KinV f,. „ r tlio musket, the momout that a mnn 1- cn-iou was ono of great pleasure. If. Mr. Collins does nut 
i of canm-n do0 med. either by court-martial or by an ordinary tri- g V t nu appropriation now. it will be strange. 

1 1 #K U< aT I hunal.be Is regarded in ( some sort us having already al- . 

ni 1 most explnted bis crluii'. and. us it were, no longer belong- 

Ing lu thewnrhl. Il„ I. treated with the nlinnvt uar,-. In- PHILADELPHIA SADDLERY AND TRUNK 


Till 111, EDITION IN' I’llKSS OF ,'AUUHKY*! HE- mental, piunU.and jibyricol. Tbv hwtlllltiuubrMM 
VIVAI, MIFCKL1.AN1KF. runUlnlng i-lavvn of III, HE-. wit1 ' F'"' K, - ■ cbcuiichl, j.bil-i- .j-hlru, and ..brnnl 
MAHKAlll.E FKltMONP. tn . a mini- nf RICH. AND u|i[-xrn,u, ' tin- iilunov i,r,- new. rlvgkat, tuiO uftWAL, 
I-KEOIOUS THOUGHTS ON HOl.I.NESrf. HKVIVALF, lom ' Tljg School la ulfurvd to ptrunl, and mthiui 
tut It lalukUl* book fur Miuldure, Glow laradcre. young rHr, " c lb “ «•“*““ ,,f )««* Mb th 

ennrurt., Chllst-S tempt, -d on,-.. »„d f-r all who dodrv'to huUdlug, were cnMrdvl.-d .-ipn-vly f,„ . Lvlkvkxv 
t„. U3KFUI, and IIOI.Y »'F- »' lJ liri ' "'-'"a cummodtou and„wril idqMalh 

Thu rapid and n..l„„lHhiug demand fur thi. hoik Inn. h ™ 111 ' , ' ,,J • " ,ur " rl - of P u l l11 " Thlrty-Uv. bxrtam 


is supplied wltb everj'iblng lie wanUi during the Inst 12 I 
hours he passes in cajiilla— and every request of his is re- I 


” 7” "7 77 MW"* tiiiuu uuuuu mu rest Ol tnc sys- inrgc portion m uiwir imi»aei«. ir hiki nneincn less inai\ nitundcd to No matter wind deHcncvherc- 

tothe child b touching appeal tern, lleggavs without arm* arc crying out for J™ t™^the y eS^"r' < l our r,B, '{ dufr^f’r hi l^m^il, If it can at 'all be bad. it is sup- 


1 at the busineflB. in conrse,** replied 1 #>/#•«.« at ev«rv turn in Pnmnaii ori ,i „ F wing along the river towards the enemy's cuuuon, and 

!-! ,a, y turn ‘? ‘“W, “ nd ,» P Klr of mored uur ortUlory U|> to the bank of the Fan Juan! and 

**’, wel1 c *s® “ lm eontforta- 1 good Bolld legs cannot be found in tjie whole city, .tin, left wing al.u Into tin- pealtlun firat occupied by Hie 
™*- ' I To-day I saw something in the road shuffling to- riifbt. We returned tin- euciby’s fire instantly, from our 


plied him— and he Is treated with the utmost deference hy 
those about him. In fact, lie is regarded with a species of 
superstitious nve. 

Ou tho morning of the execution, nnd nt tho hour np- 


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be had. It la aup- S. ROBB & C O . , Fuuthuru Muthodbt Buolt Concern, Richmond. Va. 

mat d, , f,-r.-nc | - by Ah. HJ firm-ur rlrrcl, AY,,’ Orleans A gunt« wanted tn cjrpula'tc Ul* work.’ Addri-w lt.-v. It. 

with a species or The subscrlbiirs invite Planters and Dealers iu Saddlery, yy .VLLF.N. Fall ltivcr. Mass. * f t . ^ 

at the I, uur ap- etc., to caU and examine their Mock u q, 

i is prison, where They are constantly receiving Hoods from the Maiiu- - AIK.. JAiNlfoo VVKlUnl 

chaplain, aided, factory .in Philadelphia, nnd direct from England, and are Having tor private reasons which no lougi>r exist.-dis. 

i r ff Wl c,TOr 

to reconcile him Their stock iu store is large and well nsfortod. and is the firm of Janie* W right* .Son. 'wc biiyif'now the'jjlcu 


(dremly exhausted two editions. The third will be out in 
a lew days. 

For sale by Mr JAMES MAGEE. No. 15 Washington 


be accommodated. 


TERMS. FOR TEN MONTHS, 

ONE-HAW’ IN ADVANCE. 


DANE 4t SCOTT. New York. JOHN EARLY. I Hoard. Washing, Lights and Furl..;. 


a man cut Off juat below the- wafotcout pocket, was nindo by a P^tlon of the rm-my's cavalry to chargv ouat .a'ring. the uuu*t soothing expressions 
uw a gafrUght. I approached It WOA a IWely little junk too, nn,l l doubt not SLffi u 2Ln tMratho uSt raJhSSf STJJJTXl t0 ,lte “ ,,J who f »' 1 to > ,rd '' 
agUmpae ofht. countenance, bqt Utat 1'ahaU meet the other half of it* body di^ Tho m et hmM .ncd 


pointed, lie Is taken from the chapel <^f his prison, where I They are comtimtly receiving GoihIs tn>m the Manu- 
he hiLS been attondinl iueeRsantly by the chaplain, aided. I factory in Philadelphia, and direct from England, and are 


•" fT “ o* ovuuueuanee, but that 1 Bhall meet the Other half of itu body Ml lnt„ dtKordcr. and It becamu tn-a.waty to withdraw 

displayed toare oi agony roiling down begging in Herculaneum to-inorrow on its own the men from their position and form them in rear of out 
Mks, while I heard the words, “juv poor account. ' Perhaiie the whole affair comes to- yuu " 01 ?- uutJrr ° r t , h f. Unk "f x ih * »«;‘4uan. a 
t. n (a It itAtloff ^ tone. —ftftiMt Ills liivfl ratlinp atk-o nn iJlon o lh j i • a paufo. however, had seised them which could not be ti- 

in a Muouxma xonc. «cai» nu U|)S. gether onoe or tWioe a u onth. alld llON ft quiet Jtr^d. and afrer renchlng a place of safel 

'» tnougtl little set down to divide the spoils equally. mid shamefully fled from the field. The c 


f prriduce an effect on 

thu moat barduned huart.- Whan the laat atruhe of till s,,'ddh-«. Brldlv. and MarHugall-K In great variety : 
iH'U Is hoard the prisoner is clothed iu a bright yellow . ... „ .. . WWP ... . 

gown, anmathing of thu vanu- fashion aa a lawyur’a. and beach. Gig. Buggy. Dearborn. Ktugu. « agon. Drxy.tlart 
his headjls covered witjib. yi-llow cap. resembling In shape aud Plough Harness; Horse and Mulo Collars. llanu'S 
the French A mftle of low sire Is placed at the , iu q HRnd Bridles ; Trace Chains j Medical HHgs ; Saddlery 


comprised as follows : 
baddies. Bridles mid Mi 




Thwa, iu aomething in his features, though fittle ■ 
mm but imperfectly, which noemedto more tlnui Go r 
half oonrincc me the child had been accused had ne 
Mady.. X ftJt snored. - 

“ UcnUamen,” said I, addressing them mildly, altar, 
“ then may be Borne mistake in this affair ; joined 
would it not he better to try and aaoertain Hint the to 
whether tho boy's statements be true or false I” astrid, 


little set down to (Irnde the spoils equally. and rtramrfuUy Hud from the fluid. Thu ,-xampl,- of two 

Qo.where you will you meet Americaus. Wo or three muu. who hod buhl cowmlndoiu in thu army, and L. 1 L U wit 
tot foot in 1-ompeii, and wc.nbuuy U ° ^ U, ’‘ 

exploring the Temple of IaiH aim the sacrificial Before the battle hnd continued half au hour nt least „ rJ L. 


safety they broke g rt te. on which hV Is raised by tht! members of the reli- 
vo example or two uious confraternity. The aninuil is witiiuut a saddle, and 


*1.-. »r 1 r i i i eoniriDUieu iu prouucf mis uiNinit-r. 

mmildlv i° f 18 8 a " d th v 8 ^ nfic,, ‘ lU ‘ f{jrv i h « battle had continued half an hour at least I , pr| ' ntl;(1 or wriUt . n the prayers fur tliedying, and these 

in came three curious ^ ttiikeea and seventy of Uie 3d BatUl ion had fl«d or ."kulked .Them h V repeats in a loud tone bf voice its he moves slowlv 

i* avail ; joined our party. Tho other dav. on reach in-' wero hardly twenty men remaining with Major McLauc. • • ••--«- 4 * . - ■ - * 

rtain fii>t th« ton of v«m*in« I iltAu/.i-Io-i rt ° and the three captains who* had commanded it? To the 

i ml m% V m V TTi 1 Ue8C r‘T ? T an -honor of these officers, they stood tlndr ground and per- 

, “Stride ft block Ol lava. 1 don t know why, formed gallant rervico with Roundtree's battalion during 


sure of unuounciuK that luf becomes this dny a partner 
iUjjngali'H in great variety ; iu our bouse, aud solicits the interest of his friends und 
>rn.*Btugc. Wagon. Dray. Cart former patrons. 

•sc aud Mule Collars, llames To ctirrecV a general misapprehension, it is proper to 
lalns ; Medical llHgs : Baddlery state that he has no interest iireiny'otlier house. 
iuscripUonH ; Coach Furuiturt- JAMES WRIGHT. A. J. WRIGHT hi CO 

Imudugs ; -riaddiers. Coach and Neifr Orleans. Dec. 1. 1861 


*», , . .... . Hardware; Leather of nil deacriptions : Coach Furniture 

S ious confraternity. The aniiiuil is without a saddle, and . _ . ’ , _ . . . 

lied wltb a baiter generally by a child under 12 years and Trimmings ; irunk Trirnudog* ; -f>addler«. Coacii ami 
of age. ^ Trunkinnkers' Tools.; Oil, Varnish: India Rubber and 

The prisoner has a laVok or paper In Ids hand, in j» a tent stretched Leather Min and Mill Bands; India 


were hardly twenty men remaining with McLain-. n p, n g Hccompnnied hy the clergy, who not tor one instant 

and the three captains who had commanded it: To tlie ( . uit his side ; and preceded and accompanied by tin* re- 


< ’ b Patent stretched Leather Min and Mill Bands; India OAK BOWERY FEMALE CO LLE GE. 

Hy *&** ,looJ " ' 'fra'uBng and ranking Trunk. ; Loath, -r A ,. AI ; AMA hONFKBKNCE OF JI. E 01IUKCU. SOUTH 
mt und Carpet Traveling Hags. Yallfles, etc., etc., etc. kaI i'lt'v . * 


m, .,,1, a_ • . . — “*7" 1 Mitiw wuj , mnneti gitunnx service will! nuuiiutree s oauauon uuring 

n'nlfiv rirh nothin’ !Lr?! ^ 1 at ^nce for one of iny com. - the final struggle. At the ^imen.-.-ment of tho fight „ aulU . uux urt . uurm i.| m me oaieonies. anu. 

ooiook’ Bicb “brloauona art nothin new to trymon. Aa I advance, I toward him, I 'couM B»unJlr,-u . »«tui»u w.» ordur.,1 ,, aUTannu abmg ih, „„a childn-nan r,.,tbvlrknu,«. praylngfurp: 

na. raplmd one, while the other, m a tone bor nut help noticing toe cool manner in which l>a «'»'“»-”i“V ta “U l " ,I 7 l Jbi 1 t. Thi. h ruh-aaa from -lift’-' to th„ guilty .am 
dering on contempt, reprimanded me eeYerely un l Vvinri,,^ winch lie „ rvia,. wav ,„™t td, r i«-rformua. an.Ufn-r ,n,.ru than th ,. u , a numla-r of tb,- m,-mb,-ra nf 

JftmSmm » - * • ^ ” . > !; j a ^ *"4 Ve8UV1U8 we re taking ft morning smoke to- one hour’s severe fighting the* rem-hed a point where mHkl> ,. co UecUou umoiiL' tin* crowd f-r i 

K?? u Hia lon ? ninc was TRM out like ft bow- )\*7 c « uld togin to make an lu. pres.it, II upon them witl. firsl . f ,, r tlie widow .and orphans the crlml 

Opon whlok I BBkea toe boy where liia mothrr sprit, and he took the whole affair aa calmly ns ' r r ,lw an “ n> Kfi k< *I l T k T Ha . umn -ied. may leave behind 1 , and secondly, tc 

lived ; at tide the latter officer, in an overbear- one vrould look upon a kitchen lire nt home As eut ' n i y thl,lr lo • aims, or in masses! for the jepoue of bis soul, 

injr manner, tbteatoned to ametmeifTnt- TiaSu V A dlstanc.! fromthe bank oftm riverand. to sustain them Among the crowd tht re is no indecent mir 

1 ?, Boon OB I came up ^ith Imn be bawled out, selves, ordered a charge of their cm re cavalry upon our. { uo r,lokUigof pw-kets: aud When the 
t^amea nraer intenerc«oe, and before tlie “Hallo, atr anger! Pretty considerable lot of ^tiUeryn the center iMr cavalry, as it pasjK-a the to ft n h \ H on the piatfWm. and the in* 

child bad time to reply, they hurmdly turm.l \,.W ramuul boro 1 Anv n <.«N ,\,^U ) V.x ^ of Roundtrea'fc batUHan, was roughly liandled. l»ut fnnmiuuei. and the Ust uulver of the bound 1 


Honor or tnese rnneers. iney sreou vneir grouna ana pt-r- ,i gloUH C nnfratomities-whom also tin miliUry escort pre- 
formed gallant rervico with Roundtree s battalion during c * dM anJ f oUoW! ,; t As be passes aloiig the street uf Toledo 
the final struggle. ^At the oottimeneement of tho fight fi B iubeuux ure burning iii the biileonC's. und juen. women 
Roundtree s BatUl^u was ordered to advance along tin' au j children are on their knees, praying for pardon and*" a 
rinn Junn. and tako the unemy s artillery in flank. Tills ^nppy reieitst» from life” to tlie guilty, man who pussos 
s. rriFe wns most fdnn j is-rfonned. nn«i after more than them. A number of tbe members of the rratornl- 

one hour’s severe fighting the* reac hed a point where t|M , nHkt . H collection among tlie crowd f-r twol>bjcet*4- 
thev could begin to make an lmpresaion upon them witii firsL fnr th( . wia , jw >Hntl orphans the criminal, jf Up is- 
timlr rlfii*s and muakets. Tlie e *L*ct was instantly visible, married; may leave behind : and secondly, to distribute in 

•I'll,, x.iii.niw urim < til lilliVtl Ihn r irilim In a ifmuliv i, .. 


to arrest me if Int- gQQn as I came up vtfth him be bawled out, reives, ordered' a charge of their entire cavidry upon ou 
“Hallo, stranger V Pretty considerable lot of artillery in the center Their cavalry, ns it passed th, 


dth bitll be bawled out , I selves, ordered^ a charge of their entire cavalry upon our. 


ckiltt bod time to reply, tiunr hurriedly tunu l lavy raouud here \ Any 
A corner and were soon out of tught, and lurking burnt tuckered trout, be 
doabto of the boy’a innocence, In epite of my him if he had looked ink 


nv nows Inwn l»pbtw > Y.» nsr (,f buttallan. was roughly liandled. hut 

ay ne\VM down below • * 0 I they udvnuced to the charge with much steadiness until 
be ye t On my asking l they had attained a point less than a hundred yards frotn 


woubu or ine noy b innocence, m spite of !>•>' him if he hod looked into the crater, he replied, ‘>ur 8«»- "hen OjL Wheat opi ned a well directed fire m 
feelin** tbe contrary, prevented me then from •* Yon* ! but 1 burnt the laic* of mv trowwers cttui ' ,u ' 1 r u R° n l h* h«ad of their c«>iumn whldi swept it 
taking (briber trouble to aaoertain; but tiierc T toll • »’ lln turtind nil* 1 U , , ’ Irom the ground »H if a whlrlwlud had passed over it. 

waare haartrendimr tona in the lail’a rrv an it x: u He turned out to lie n mnn Irom The remainder of thu column, consisting of about time 

wm a nearvenaing zone in me ibu s cry, a* it NewLugland, who cameuptrom Marsoillcw to iiundrediueu.wheeU'dundticd.atthrHiinn tinicaeharg«- 
tiled on my ear 'in the distance, which made me nee the volcano, and a more dcliclitlblly ver-- wa * m*de by RoundUee’s Battahon. led by .Major 
return borne with feelings of Borrow not unwiu- dant gentleman in not common in thewi narta McM . lckl ' n ’ AdjuUut-Gensrai. which silenced their gun* 
clod with uelf-iwroach. The boy*B Btorvumv a u «... nnm „ »i>fnn<vtt ii, in i; n i i >„.>i ^ ' and drove artillery, infunlry and cavalry; in a confu^ctl 

L thnniA*^ «»"4 this thnuirht haimtoil ^ 8 WC n? 8 ® th rongb 1 ortlCl 1 road upon a Ho- pell mell mass, threugli the city of Camargo. Tlie enemy 

* pq , u uiou^it naunuNl pic ninn pillar, “Erected hy LnrneluiB Drscol.” abandoned a largeijuantily of ainmunition. guns, etc . 


Among tin* crowd tiit-re is no imleeent mirth, no laugh- 
ing. uo picking of pockets : aud when the criminal lies 
taken ills seut on the platform, and tho Inst turn ol tip’ 
toumiqHfi. and the Ust <|ulver of the bound limbs, tell that 
life has fled, the multitude uncover, and you see many 
lips move in busty prayer for the departed. At the last 
moment, too. a groan Is uttered by the multitude— butlt 


is not one of disrespect— it is as It were the lust adieu t" 
the soul us it quits it* earthly tenement.. The dead IhkIv 
is left seated iu tlie same position for more than an hour. 


With aclf-reoroaeh. The bov’a Btory nwv Aa we came through l’ortici 1 road ut 
fc tnw.ttmaehtl. and this thoaglit hanntod me pillar, - Eructol l,y Cm-nnliuB 

25 1 “^pletsij on p\y Could thin have been an unoeHtor of our friend, 

jfiUcw. wtthi^ for manung ; for haring hear, I with hi. i knockeil out ! Auk the gctlewuu in 
whoa. Ihe hearing was to b. had, 1 rietoruiinnl i„ Court atreet. 

nrair to Ihe spot au uoou au I hail uwallow,* We rctun.cl from l’omnuii hy tho 1 
a; breakfast. Bo accordingly, when mornin i toll Italian moon; paauingon the rood 

nfi.r Hnntinir mv Aiiff.io vo il unT . i . 


and tlu-n removed.. No death can be quicker than hy tbe 
gnrotr. It Is In fact instantaneous, and the force witii 
which the instrument nctf nt once. makea the heck as tint 


arrived, after drinking my coffee, void of u' 
tile, 1 bent my utepa toward the Mayor'* of 
where, after waiting a half hour, the man 
canoed the arrest the evening previoua, made 


,n,,>ilru w..iiJl{ii)r *,. iW.Sv -...I _ 1 -i dout occurred nt our gun wuicli disabled two of nur tni»st 
frtt monk*, wu idling to their, u mo And wassail, uxjK-ricuccd urtiUerisls, uml to tills accident is to in- attri-- 
crowils of neggur*, merry a« lark* over their buted some of the most serious difficulties wc ii«d" to eu- 


I . 1 * I • , v.v.... u W. -i • j no IMUI lill-H IJUbCU SUI 

aiunc a half hour, Iho man who grins, and linrs of dunkura in-Ion witii tioughu, ''"uuU-r. 
at the evening prcTiuuu, made hiu which gare Ihe branolicu an npponronco nu il'iu2 J'hu 


Once or twice, during th(* hottest of the battlr. 


heat was left at the guu eutiri 


by a fellow servant 111 *1 mmm mt Iff. ,11 A - 1 , ^ r \, 1 j Unit's lie wu.*- left will* nuue to aid hii 

ffiaV JSua, 8erVa T’’ Bjrn » m W00( ‘ was ftt Ua old trick* again. [Bos- sergeant Miller aud Private Bartel, and 
coat rolled up UMlM ton Tranuorijit. J. r. f. I wou nim-lf eumpuilud t„ rirl-t thuio In 




haring the said coat rolled up uud, 
Soon after the two officers made thei 
) also, leading the boy, whose corn, 
iked pale and sorrow-stricken in tl. 
hile his eye* pare strong indication 
spent in rented grief. 
monra ta the Irish functionary pin 


ill at llie gun but 

i was myself compelled to assbt them ln moving and uuiii- 1 LtT Rceuse. took her reveroly to task for sleeping aloiii'. 
I, sins llu- K>h, under s |wifuet showur.of grape shot end msde her promlue uuvur to do k, ngam. rudwd the lodserr. 

. . n.i. . . . . i . .. 0 .* nn, liiviioil t ln'iaa fn itrlnL- nt llu, liinillmlv w rinllKi- 


prison, and tou years' survulllauee by tlie police A gun- 
tleman by the jiastinil nany of Colin. l*n< been con- 
tn- .Kst. demiied to three months' durance vile, tor tin* per|ietra- 
T V Iklone* anil fr^nVoi I Mnn of a practical joke. He want, iu tlie dead of night. 

film ul tin. linn but ! ln , 0 ‘" ** 1 ;«>*I»* h ™“ 1,1 

of the suburbs, awoke up the landladv made her prouu'-' 


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ni NiuH. w. r.. nt'ciu’fiAN. 

DUNBAR hi, BUCHANAN. 

Coiiiiuhyitoii Mereliants and Wholesale Grocers. 33 GraVier 
' street. New Orleans. v oil* . 

MOSES GREENWOOD fc CO. 

Commission and Forwarding Merchant.-. No. 33 t’aroudelel 
street. . -,.»> fe U 


T. H. JAtJKSON 6l CO., 

Ilealiws in Fine Fasliioiiable Clotliing. No. 31 Canal street. 

(next di**r to Planters' Hotel.)' New Orleans. 

Youths' , Clothing, dent 's Under Cmrmcnjs. Iftaiery. 
Truuks. CarjM'U Rugs, uud a general assortment of 
Clollilng. aiwuys bn hand -and for sale ut 

tin* lowest market prices. upa* 

It F. SMITH. DENTIST, 

lia* ret ujm'd. wind is devoting iiimseli exclusively to til*’ 
. practice, of ills profession. 


16 COtlii- I On THE Riding opVrkk II<ii-k< •/ -y;! I musketry. The conduct of Col.IVheat throughout the en- I an '* mvitrei tnem to urinKut me lanuiuuy scxpciisc. 

J a. I 0 niiMMi Or r KKK licit.' Kn — . / Uulacttr . . J. , w u]>oVt . u Dm s M . M . RffuniUrm. an.l 11 ,nu y or ““F not be known to your readers that tlie 

in fell" NcwBimnerw, remark* tlie New\ ork Tribune, nrc ! all tin- om.-i rs and m. n or his battalion, iu t. <l with a d^ 1 lhl " T '‘ H ,,f . ,,,irls em l’ 1 7 ^«»tl*-mi*n <d imagination to corii- 
lcntiui:- ileaigucd to ftirnish informaiion to the public *ree Of gallantry urn) firmness worthy of tli V most exp. - j P"* d ‘ ?vl ' M! f‘ ,r n, w «»d original method* ot 


an<l invited them to drink,ut the lundlady s expeusi'. 

It may or may not be known to your readers that tlie 


ucHigneu w iurmsn iniormation to the public 
und a livelihood to those employed in producing 
them. Their inoome i* derived from two sour- 


nolice that he vra* read v tn liear what tbn n.>, " learle.-s soldiers t apt. .Mason, of the Ordnaucc Depart 

to “ffwl 1 “ *P?I * !- fir«t, from *ale or nubscnptions ; secondly, meut, Major IIoweR aud Col Basse, of the QuartermJtor'ii j JW”*;™ 1 '*' *” ;*5 7"? 77""“7 

SBB noa to Bay , upon which tiie bearer of tJi*- irom the charges paid l»y those who sec fit to Departmarit, Major NjMtou, Commissary. and Prlvatejiow- fosulou. suecessfully jKTpetrated iu suve 

5SJ?*! 4 , Sit “* ^ & " W ,.fT “u* of . comi. ,, raio*Gng with the ! SfiSit'ta airi 

this her yer ,”“* P“ w,c *>>«>■ «lTuntsgn or profit. There ; L, „rau„ui ur t„u JuuK-ruu. r.„ ,i„-ir Wrionn ««,- f,,r 75 wor , th ° r -« n " ™'.- 

v 7\i a lu f or * -y! WJV "!* 18 Prol'sWy not u daily paper in tin- world, cer- I They never flinched under the hottest fir,. I«fecl myself u l M,n \be errant rr a «nall brnik with a five 


j grec of galluutry am) firmness worthy of thy most expe- 
I rieuced veterans. Major Mel.nue. tin- captains and some 
I twenty men of his battalion, also bore tliemselvesas is'i-ume 
fearless soldiers. Capt, .Mason. of,tlie Ordnauce Depart- 
ment. -Major Howell ami Col Basse, of tlie Ouartcrmiister's 

ll \l„(..u Vori.m I I. 1 


committing grand urtd petty larceny. As fast as tlie pub- 

Hc learn to Im* ou its guard against one systom of opera- , n „ , 

tion*. nn untried plan i* substituted in it* place. The ll'i ii L h h . . . . Ill b I, Ln, 

following dodge, to speak tlie slang language of Llu* pro- - JOHN BALL, 

fesslou. *us successfully |»erpotrated in several tobai'co . 3 

shops, yesterday. A man lii a blouse, slating t but he had No, 60 Ci I'llVICT Htrcct, 

Mm,' puroMMs l" nmk- fur A,,' nlwuit Indivldunl, „*ke,l ,„ rt r ,.,.,.| v ,,,i „„„ „f t l„, LAItll IVF^ni HEFT nr- 

for 75 emits’ worth of jlne cut. at the same time depositing V „ ... .. . 

, small book with a five fnuic piece sortments ot Bibles and Prayer Bunks ejrcF brought t-. 
Ilnriiig put tlie fine out in ills pooket tills city. V 

rl to choose him rome cigars, while he g.\5l I LY BI11LE8. at from $1 50 to *50 pVeopy. 

wlio was just outside, how many bo ocTAVU BIBLES, at from *1 to *10. iu vlrious styles 

• meantime, be would h ave hi* book . 0 j i,iudl|ljf. N 1 

ie counter.. The man iu tiie blouse gM ALL B1BI.KS. with and without referenoctf. of vej- 


will'be glad of tlie opportunity of po>-essing the Life aiel Office at tlie comer nf St. Charlci 
Speeches of tlie, noble llungariini. Fueh is the present ill- . I.imarv 
dicTillou front tlie unparalleled sale ol i lie work. Address 

DERBY hi MILLER. Auburn. N. Y. joii.v- ooouw v> 

A single copy sent by mail, free of postage, ou receipt of . G00D1VYN & F 

price, post paid. ' fr Attorneys' and Couiwllors nt 1st w. 


street aud laifayetD 
o3u 


1 ImmI occooioii to fetch it, but when 1 ai 
Voodkod the place where it usually hung, I 
found it mlwing, while, at the Bame time, tiro 
front door waa half open, which canrinoeri me 
J 1 ** tiiitt acme one must have stole it, on 
itiM boHi hung there but fifteen minutes b»*- 
fore ; I at woe went forward and looked out . 


other form tlmn that of the sum paid for news'- ! ^^. d l0 eUuloh 'h-tory frem uemiy twenty times our 


; I at cnee went forward and looked out, ern keej»er, a 
B .* •* w » utreet lamp, thi* lad hurry- tie* whereby 


We have dup 

man applies to u lawyep, a doctor, a tav- ^ud twenty- tlm-e 


girl tiiought- ]irnper to secure tin- value of the fine rut. 
and re; tjurneu her atuvtinn to the property- lcl\» as ?e- 
rurity! Tlie five fr.iue piece was, a sugar plum made in 


with a bundle under his arm ; I im 
criad “ stop thief,” upon which thi 


merchant, lor any of the ccmuiodi- 
the latter make* his living, he ex- 


its deplore the loss of ten of our men killed Th J , '! ve fr ;“ M ' ' ,U T‘‘ "X a r' 1 ^ P lu,u ,1 ! H ' e 

•three wounded, iuoluding uiyrelf. We u»d. fohtation of the iiatimiftl eo in. 'ihe ls-ikwasan aliuaiiHc 
[ready stated, allrold. only two hundred uml nf Foni, ‘ y <,,,rs " tand,n K .bhc two w. -re slightly glued n- 


^ ttiff ” upon which tli 

flvoer, (bowing to both, not being able to Fechc 
MM the real one) sprung hia rattle and seize* 


jwtsto pay therefor. He rievur snys, •• If you , w,r,- in Hu 


a.' I have already staled, all told, only two.hundri'd am 
fuurtyyfour men. Of these the Mexican s<iuadron win 
ueling a.* vjdettes uml w^s nut in tlie action at all. Tin 


gether. in order tiiat the coin might not by any accident 
. lull upon the counter ami reveal by the jmueimcaa of. in* 


him, and waa loan 
017 ; and then 1 


:h ti o want pay for thi», you can hnve.it 
iW>p- a matter of course. But if he goe 
beiznl to get hi* axy ground, he gcnorn| 

icdnii. 1 . A nnn'l lialt, iff 1 ml lux unnin U t 1 , 


peedily run away or ^kujke.l ^bo 


•IU. ut.i-f thu «xht. I.ul 1 <-»*•* “» ,<f whieh it Sax u,,u,|)W.-,|. T 

viiu seventy uf tin- 3d I invention may be eon-lden d a fitilure for an tlie sp 


ul vet hiudi]igs. gold bands and cloiipN. Turkey morocco, an- 
si-- tbine. da-ps and bauds. 

in CHEAP SOIIOOL BIBLES AN D TESTAMENTS. oct4 (I 

t - BOOT AND SHOE STORE. 

[J,,. T ha o ld uml favoriti* stand, corner of Gump, pupluutier 
his ami I’rvtania streets, is now well funii'hcd with a stuuk of 


JOHN- ItOOIlW V N JOHN II. HAM 

GOODWYN & FA LE. 

Attorneys and ComwUor* nt Law. Aiardeen. 5Hsslssippi 
Pnictlee Law in tlie vilVious Cpuil-'i ‘held ill the Sixth 
ami Seventh' Judicial Circuits of' Mississippi, the District 
(ipurt of tlie United Stab s at Pontotm* and Supreme Uouri 
of tin* State ut Jackson. 

Claims ou any person iu North Mississippi,, out- ofodr 
circuit, bent us by our friends at n di'tauee. will Im- liuuded 
for Uieui to competent, responsible Attorneys by us . ^ 
References: , * 

- G. - .ffeKarlaue ic Oo rAlM-rdeeii. .'lis«lssi|i|>ir 
I). W. 'Bowman. 

Uloptbn hi Kwjng. 

J nines E Saunders hi Son. Mobile. Alabama! - ! 
BakiT,Ax Lawler. t . . 

Ji'lin A. Winston & Co .. 


Tuition i fow 

Muolc on tlie i’iauofurti- w x 

Vid'ul Music*. French, Drawing ami Tainting. nut 
I Knell pupil will furnish her bedding. 'UardNiatiiE 
stationery. 

Special reference to Dr. L. 1'. lllnckbuni. Ijuftinv 

JJAMffEL W STEKH, Prinnji 
Natch' *. Mis/.. April 3. 1861. 

N. 11. — Barents and guardian* wishing to sscor* pc 
for towr*ff-4jjidn-n aud ward* for tlie next tern, am 
by^Sudressing the Triuclpal. 

Till* (iresent se^si<•ll will close July tt. 

a : *“ ' ’ ' 

liKO.’t.'LE' KXANH- *M. I LM VI.A.XU. t. T. ILUIUt | 

CLEVELAND, BltOTHEKS t CO. 
.Commission Merchants. 31 Coumiercial Tiacr, >a(s 
leans. fct 

RICHARD NUGENT hi CO. 

Cotton Vavtoie and Comuib<i>ioii Merchnut*. NaillM 
Row. I'aruhdclft street. New Orleans. H 

- - -- — — ' 

'W RIGHT* WILLIAMS k 00. 
Cotumb.-ibn Merchant*. No. 93 Gravlcr street 5* * 
lenris. ’ H 

8. K (JURMAN hi CO. 

Importers. Wholesale and Retail dealer* in Hsb.l'ipK 
Straw Goods? No. 30 Magaxiue street, corner duu-i 
N'ew Orleans. . 

A general assortuiMit nf -Panama'. Campetrby. W" 
and Palm Leaf Hats, at tlie lowest cash price*. 
on liand. 

O^-.Manufnelriry.’ 1H1 Water street New York, i' 

r. l. a. >i ai. auo. luc.mu" 11 

! MALA RI) hi AUMISTEAD, 

Wholesale Dealers in Foreign nnd nomwtie frj 
• No. 70 Gravier street, between Magaiine aidOaf^ 
Grienus. 

A full supply of lMauta tion Goods . " Jf . 

DU. GREEN LEAF 

OOlee— Jackson street. Jnt weep, live M*rkft-bi«* « 
Telmupiriiuliu* street. 

Residence — Corner of Jackson aud Magxiin* u ‘ 
layette. _ f!*' 

■ it* 

oVHln KtlNI. . *" 

! C FLINT I; JONES. 

Wiuil, -Nil,- nnd Ill-mil Dunlure In 0»blui-l 
Funliiuru. Muu nn« llnir Mnlttwuw. tt***** 
I'lulU, Ynnii«U..clt.. jh*. M rinlM 

Urluniiu. . - _i f- 

, IlITTEMlEX fc UAMEWN. 
Drnlnn, 111 ,'arp.tlug. Oil llrth, xml HnrtW* 
llmidH.’ Nut. -dd Ulmrtn-q Shut 


Js 1 i<m,!S and Boots of every variety. 


pew ill town have heard off! by this tiiii'-. and it i.ao I ( liwtUUUT« and strangers faithfully served witii good 


.yif?. „ battalion ami f„ur of tin fix*t ran awi.v early in the action, , keepers iii town bav.- fiearil oi n i.y mi* uinc. anu ii .ni Cud-omere and strangers faithfully served witii g< 
LHi \ U,r thirty* f WO were kUlH or Wounded. „„d * ennsblerahle ! !“ v.T U pnirtieed again, tjme of her. lmwever. «i|UUlly • , ^ ( ‘ , u ^jj gi ; t 

< when n UIII 1 st were secreted in th. ch»parral under the river i ‘“k'eniou* will speedily take U« place. J „ , n anu agoou lit. ITOlU .UOUUay i.mimiig until ,.ai 


ji i — . fii r i -- e - - ----- o’ — — o- pay* when number were naeretod in th* chnpurral unuer me rivei 

m jumeu ov a xeuow function- iro can t help it, but he *eems to think it rivther , bank i lie number of men lAnualiy engaged iu the light 
1 unfurled the bundle, your mean that payment i* expected. , uu4 by .whom the victory wai«4?aincd v.-ry fftMe'exeu^di i 


| — ~ _ . , - Hirau lints |>iiyuiuui in lijn-ur-i. 

* fy 1 canfid ®“ t ^ ^ a *. master • Publicity i* u vitul element of success in 

mouwakm I kept, at the same time raqueating almost every business. If a man were to-mor 
*•*"*«• keeping till morning ; then rt- rijvr to invent u machine whidi would do tin 
uirtMig t° the house, I hung the coat iu the work of ft forty-horse steam emrino for one 


Wrn! pliee, bat. (continued the speaker,) to eighth tlie cost, whether in building or running ' Tu, 

r y* iwraiiirki-ay yeat ear- 1 u f Buch n*Btcain engtne, he woubf be Idng'lTri and ui 

priBiy 1 found 1 had been mistaken, for l dir- making a fortune of it if there was no preas.' | L 
covered the real coat lvum behind tiro um- itv tl.* i... four, i 


am) by.wlroui the victory wiu^gaim-d very little i!Xr«*di-l | Thi Coon h Tintiuomai — Th»* m< •.ting of Jin 1 frUnds 
fifty. ’ Tli- miuiiM-riif tip; enemy, from jin- most authuutlc i liti-rary admin rs ol tin; into Janu's Fi-nimon- Coopt-r. 
inforuiatipn f could obtain, and u|mo, wiiicti I fully rely '’totaki- uuasui* - to comnifmonitu lit meniory in Home, 
wu* about seven- huudrwi uu-u. thru- huudred of tin-in 1 suitable und appropriate uiuunor. al tlie .MetropnDtun 
rqw to invent U machine which would do the I -1 •»>«'« cavalry aud kaoers. and tin.- nraiaiuder being lu- Hull. New York, .took place on the evening of the 35tbult. 
work of ft fortY-horse Ptcum cturin» for one. foutry. rittuneii. aud artillerymen, with four pieces of The hall was -d<:n*ely crowded, a very larce |iortlon of tnc 
SSS,, Vi," iir' °f‘ L I eaunou Tlie average of the enemy's cannon shot* wa> audience ladug .-m,.|K»s.Ml of ladies Aufe.g the invited 
enrhth tiro noat. wlrotiror in \nuhUnn *,r I ^ t(| 0||r ou ,. thhi tbrc , ; huwl r*il quests pn-sent were the Hon. Daniel Webster, ex-ITvsi- 

und ttfty:«'auuou shots were fired on tfte fieTdVyla.tii-ddei- ITb'TtrVau lluren-.Trrorgr Bancroft: AS whmjremi Irving, (i. 
The battle lastod from two iu the aflernoou. till iialf-iiusl I F; K. Jume*. and other di«tingui*lied writer*. uutiioi*.aud 

X- i. _ , 1 .. 1 - i i XI • ... ... . . .... II.... Il..„l..l U’„l,.l„u u-tw. t.rx.ulim.l ■■mill' 


rigfct under 
ttii-Bm; aj 
Mowciiu 


tiro real coat lying behind the um- By the aid of the iournul* III* miirht aenuire four - w,,,, n ti»* •*Ji‘**iiy bonke and fled, after spiking two of statesmen Ihe lion. Dai i -lM ^eb*ter. alio presided. 

uj whiidi occumee a tduce in tiro hall .1.U1. Wli 4« Jou t . “ . m, K ni ftCf l ulre bis gum lie did not halt an lust ant In the city „f an elo«iueut addrea* on tokinglhe eliHlr. highly eub 

MW, WUICL occupies a place m the hall wealth from his invention in the couroe of two CanSu*. but rushed tlirouph tii« town, and ill such in- Of Mr. Cooper and his writlug*. which, he said, were 


day uiglit. 

N. B — Flense remember that. I do not open on Hunduy 
Tlieri'foro eall during tlio week. 

fop * JOBKl'II .SCHILLING. 

K. C. KSTKS, 

r 0 if Af 1 S fi ION ME Hr IMN T . 

'• NkwYuiik.' 

Bureliuses every /inscription, of MHRCIIAN'DIHK ou 
order* from merchuAit*. planter* and others, either for 
cuali or on credit 1 , embracing Dry Omni*. Clothing. Hurd- 


Satifurd hi Coley. 

Mnn ii l.yhe*./ 

'Moi-t - Waring i: Co., 

J. J. Fykes fc Co.. . - 

.Mc.Mab'to ht Ti ar«ull. Ni w Grleuns. 

,s. tl Nelson hi Co,. 

licit. J J. Ormond. Tuwaloosii. Alaliama 
j. r. Wliitsfctt. Gainesville. 

.sila- I'arsmis. W*f|.. lluiiV- vill*'. 

David Deslih r. Tuscuinblu. , .. . 

Wui. Cuotatr. Hs<i . -- 

Him pson.Mc Alerter hi ffiWMon m e. .. 

JuiiU '' Irvlu**. Ksi) . 

Wjlllam Knox. Mnntgou^K 

J. Nathan Ureeu. W|*PNer Teinicswe. 
lion. E. II Foster. NniPMRe. 

Richard K Orne/Mcmpfiis. 

Wui. Ufirvin II Co.; Louisville. Kentucky 
Brady hi Du vies, . , a 

NEW ORLEANS AOENOY 


. t . - . - . . , . . . ~ v .. ......v wusdwvs i « ai nnrgi' nui ro-aieu iiirougn uu* town, anu In -ucli in - ui air. voo im»nu hip wnuugs, »unu. u« iwm. ■»!« - 

where tiro ooat hung,but, singular year*, while in their a haence Kc would very cer- i pidatiou that I am assured that *om»- twenty-tiro or thirty j ui-uriied by » true American spirit and a high regard for ware. I ianos, tarriage*. Furniture. Mai'binery, I lautor* 
[•poor, the OOUtB resemble each other tainly go down to hf* grave ill liovcrtv though " f l * i '* ‘ KVulr A' wr ‘ !r ‘* drowned in the Sau Juan a*’ they i the «U-rn morality and religion. at the *omc time thattliey yteiisiis. and imleeil every tiling tlie market affords 


street. New Orleans. _ 

— '■*" i' inUJ ,1> ' 

a j. WHiiun . . 

A. J. WRIGHT ^ 00., 

Cotton Fiii'tors ami Commission and 
pliant*. No. 07 Gravier street, NVwtWeaa*-^, ^ 
It M. ELLIS hi 00, ' 

Comuiisaiuu Mcrvhauls, No. 07 Urayitr eto«i , 
leans. > 

REGULAR DRY GOODS l®* 1 * 

“* JOUBl-U II. 1>AUUW * 
Importers ami' Wleilesal* 1 Dealers IfiDO' . ^ 
street. New Orleans. 

J^l 00,000 WORTH or 

Fashionable Clothing, GunUemen'iC 15 ' 
ing Goods, Ac., at RettH 
ALFRED MU N ROE If CO*, 

"One Trice" Mfiiiimoth Ck-thiug oeublish*^ 
Magazine street. New Orleans. . 

GENTLEMEN riwitlng New Orleans 
tiled t" call and exaUnmninu li the 
plete usMirtmulit of goods in thi* uls»ve** u# 
tlie South. . f id<£‘ 

U i- manufacture all our, Clollilng r *F 
retail sales, and it is witii the purfuct 
ubic.to.give satinjacliyu, that ^ a*k ril * ^ 
with a call to examine |»articulurly- W»*k7^ 
turn, trimiiiings. he. ertirt*^ 

All s,«,0x«,.ld liy uu uri- wxrrxutud 

ll... lit* I1IIV IUtil'lualiydiro U * P ^ 


ribfo. 1 la; 


t* rettciu ble each Other tainly go down to hfo grave in poverty, though 
ty the whole affair ti. aom# future generation wonld not fail to profit 
high at the time* and by hi* labor*. The pre** ih to buuines* wlmt 


plunged in to eocupc us. The <*n« my'* Um>* in killed ami j added lustre and fame to our literature. The monument 
wounded was couslUi-iubly over a hundred aud uinoiig tin- of Mr Coop.'r. he said, are hi* works, und the only object 
* ’ ** “ - • • • ‘of tin. Msmiblagv was to. aid in the enuslructiou «'.f a 


NASIIVII.I.F. Sl.VUINK FIIIK INFUIt ANt'E. AND I.IFK I ,a«r thu imreliriuul ,u,y »rH,lu»uy« 
AM) TIIUHT ,‘OMI'ANY I It *111 Ik- i lic rfully tukun tark 1 


■ki* 1 aw l bclicT, furoud „peu Ute front door, the electric telepsnh is to iutclligeuco— it cou- 
»«■ « has a faulty latch, end blew the coat ofl (lenses years into minutes. 

~*~i *• • "*ti™ for tit* uajuui Editors ere genet idly Ueli'ing this or that ft-1 

*** * * * * ■ W* hoy. I aow make him a (Jitsem low-citiien make his fortune every (lav Very 
Sraring bisnarduqfor my l|us!i often they are o.-ui|(el)od u, throw gold j,ito the 
ff.a-n “* placed a brighi lay of this ur that inventor, •maiiuraclurei 


buHinez* wlint number were eight or ten officers of Tank ill the army 


During the engagement the enemy placed a company ol | sUtue. fur tim purpoau of allowing their approval of hh 


.diarp-ffhootors under the bank fit the Han Juan. P.t’aio 
I us ih the rear. l>y wboce fin- we were I Iinaidi rulfly galled 


work* tii (timing generation*. ' 

Mr W lbs tor’s remark* were received witii the higliest 


Cousigiinieiils of any Produce promptly aud faithfully 
attended to 

a r y r a a to — — > , 

Messrs Wiglitmaii L Hummers, Kditore Houtheru Christian ' 
Advocate. Charleston 


Our pfoeet is to plcuau our custouiuni. 

Capital , ♦3U0.WIII— all paid in. «-ONE FlllCE FOR GOOiS-rH® Tjjp 

Surplus. •.♦33UJKMI— reserved fuud. f „ ^-ly ALKRItP 

Total $630.000 — availably assets 31 Magailm str** 1, 7^ 

jamkf A . 1-oiiTElt. 1’ir.idyiit. The New Orloane, ChristlsB ,»< 

Jami.s Wai ara. Secretary ; l P |*r,m-t| weekly, at Two Dollars ^ 

l.l x - A 1 . DIIIETOIW Nil uutu-crli'llon lukcu f"r I' 1 " iSLgt** 

U n. tV llill, Ixuttc W. Moon. F. O. Ncl.nii. wrllu-rt will be iiiuiorutiMKl u» widilui! 

It F .Frutx. A. > V. iVslk ur. hi«»n lluntoo lt |, ,., |iri . M |y xtatnl othurwln;. 

MARINE HlVF.lt FlllE (ind UIC RISKS taken el Thu ^ I Unmet 

thu li-wi'et ret*., end ell l'«w-« |iroui|,llv (idjil.lcd end infill I'lmrch, 

.1 the Asunuy.omcc No. 33 Mr. - • »r»'S •••- »•» «' WF* u 

W. I'UITEE. A uum inyuiuntx inuy be tnedu 

Lot ia L»:MAHsi>:a. Ass't Agcut * U1I1I6 All eoiiiinuuicutlibliw wlictll iills^ 

»> * publieulion. unless remitting ^ , 

TBNNK 88 KB M A III N B AND FIRE thu emu. didhir.^ ^ount W*' 

INBUHANOB COMPANY. ' N„ oldtuecy .."th- *'V .V'**' .J 

within twum..i.tlH of XliuduetlK*** ,,^ 1 

CAI-ITAI. eeoo.ooo. (.'iiiuiiiunii'nUi'ii- imod i»' 


ii* net-dot, fur my fies'.i 
. lro placed a briglit 


frat the gallaui charge mud. by Ruuudtm-> batUllon I eutliuMann Wiu. C i Bryant. K*<| . wu* next Introduced. Rev John B. McForrin. Editor Nashville Advocate. Nash 
b.-adtHl by that officer and Major McMfrken. very soon* aud delDured a most eltyant aud appropriate uddre*. ou vlllu.lVnu. ^ 

eid us of these troublesome iieighlnb* K ft rp the enemy the life rud «dpiraotor of Mr. Cmiper. wlilahjjraa-lulemd Editor New Orleans Christian Advocate. ^ 


bad iftreated we fin d several, cannon shut into tlie oily 


The* Uule’tril' ^ ’ Ai* the ’?J tM u™Mj,rl!r«wU-ra!f‘u 

H mmlmV 1 ;r^L .. , T low - duty to their rm&er* Hiua we have all among our eiieuib*. Thi*. m> doubt hastened tb.ir *u.i- 

wbo» uu now, nna pr««erveu uic stujod bijeii. 1 t^eu helping Mr. Mc^'onuit-W- make his fortune lr » atamitouiuent of the town un.i , r..i,sii»u 1.-.1 1- th. 

\ i %K* rA fe ; T '- *1 tv UM : lu il 

Duel mud cmu m though h.^hmht^MO. !l ^ i.,!T if uA E».l V* 0 »>. «« l'-«t it ... 


to will profound attenliou l«y all present Tlie lion 
George Bancroft. G I* Hi Jahieft 'Di*: Francis.. Rev Dr 
Retinue, and others. nl*o delivered brief but eloi|UeDt ad- 
dresjus Mr. W abator al*o made anotiiur short sfo'ech. 
; whick closed the pntceedlngs. 


Coat and anu an tlu/ugh Le doubtod Liz brutes 
ikes burnt into Lean, while tiro word “ inotlror, 
U a half aodible, nlwtroct time, nacairod Lh 
lipa, arouad which now placed a geutle»«mili 


1 tiiQuk ua. But if Le had .liked nuy of uh to I ihe chureb ut daylight tlijs morning, iu t*ik«-u of auryett- 


passed through the town, lie deliver' d a a I R j Tie fashlounld'' way of having marriage notices in- 
i' principal Alcaide, with dim- lion* tn’lloist it on M-ned lu the jaipers. suys the Nashville News, is to eu- 

“ en hollar ... thu ; ,li., r Thu Now. wi.hu, u.ury 


nuke biz reupei kuown to e "erv JkkIv, lie (mght i, ' r TL^ enemy’s wjmlf force made a precipitate retre*i ‘ , , Xli 

ti» (aud we will trust would 1 have inmate! on ,< ' w * r ' u M,rr ““'I no portiftu of it is b« .h-v-d to | M . within ,,,4l y 10 8‘* 1 carried and kiep up thi fashion 

V WIU liU ” 1 WOUHIl HUVt lIlHIHtel OH . „ thU ..Ura. • ..i -I-...' ia/. I .Hl-nlMt-lv e.nmn mnnlirv. t 


ror iov foJiluil^hia ^ lhfc »*«rVH'e, I10 natter how milch w« avnlry wiio have ulu sent out to pi.d 
m to^, lorgMUUg laz itvceut beuefitted our readers at tiie.su me time. - dig up our galiaut comiade* from 

»• Le look*! at tlie LaH-«ugle. Here is one great eauae of L'eiionilolifWutiniJ u, ‘* l b»dr deail bodies liknfefoin ( 

the comfhrta if nn- hit, lh. •* thi. suhjoot. . - You JM so nn.i so'; which " •“»«* "I' 1 " 11 

fiy'lWi 'll • . i -ultari Jonw in liis husinc why not .jo «- At Mmh 4s •-ctack in ,h» cmalinr u 

mty caiWuBy tn hut pockoi. ih* much for iue r LJUi?' wir, if a furiuaj' ehpse t« J* t, ’' , d |'ti»ukt5**uij p<i'«»ur > .uu- • 


a uiibtMif this plane, except a s*|UJuiron ol about. 160 l.<-ly wishes to be particularly complimentary, the curio- I 


- avalry. who l»a*« lawn scut »>ut to pick up straggler* and hulfH^gl.- will in- a sufficient intimation ofothc 


liukiLf of the comfort* it rave Lin 
to place brforo hither. U, J 
put tiit tourntj cwWally in his pnekri . 
■St Um smsm Urns tallin* him, in n k 
r, llutt be »•« nt liberty to dmmntai 
r tur over, while Ute taro “ChnrUori" fm 


from tlieir graves and 
in I id* wofk they are 
it for m b potiroous tn 


far", toauy intelligent editor 


Me**rs. J. O. NsImiii ft 0»|.. New Orleans 
Messrs, t’lierry. Henderson L Go.- New Orleans 
Messrs. Lowjf. PaUiaoiijk £0., NcvrOrican*. 

Mr. Win. Kckford. Mobile. Ala. 

Messrs. Weaver. Mtllliu k Go., Mobile. Alu. 

Gol James H. Haunders. Mobile. Ala 
A O. Harris. E*ij.. Memphis. Ti-im. 

W. B, Gooke. Elysiau Fields. Texas 

W ll. J 'illusion k Bro . Ccntreville, Texas. 

ti. W„Frlnce. Liberty, Texas. Jy23 

MADAMS DB REIGNB’S 

PEI, K. IT Hl'IIOOh --FOR YOUSO I.AD1EF. 

- ' .. -N». 6 I’**, > . 1,1 b 1* Ilulldliis*. 


, llutt be wu st liberty t 
l»-jwr while the taro “Cl 

! aS£S£ 


lui*d give liis rig! 


hteve ‘ 'no Tauinia 1lff H»:*v —A dispateli from Boston, datod 

At klmiil six o etork in Hu* *^*iu.liur tiler tin- iiattloliud the 37 tb lilt . r.iy» ' Tin* eeefi ffla*itli':il eourt engngfil ill 


«- ONE PRICE FOR 
fuWy 

at Mngtiln,-rh w, r . 

The New Orleami, Obri«tl*n 

If Issued weekly, at Two Dollar* *«*» » “ jH 
No slibrurlptlon Iskou fur lew i |la " * 

ucrlhurs will b.- umlmtood «» whl.lu< 
it Is cxi.ruN.ly «tntuh Othurwir«. _ -i|f t- 1 ’ 
Th.- lti.u-ru.it Mluluh.ru uuJ 
ftfeu .'hurt-h. Buiith. nru. » u " . uu.k" 
Iiguuu Uf 111,- Now Orluunj Cb|WU» 

lu mny In- muih- . u « 

All cummunlcutliiilN whuthur o . 
pubtU-utluu, uiilu.N ruiuRlhi, “‘"“'Lt-putt 


INBUHANOB COMPANY. 


neighluir l.ull his funn 


liiuteii lrt.Ul lta.lil -, pi in, 

i “tit tx ol tht Rio Grautk, am 
F uu gertrs^the Arid of battle 


Fir Ireui the’ lefl | (Im trial of tlu* Ref Mr Bresc-ti for heresy, ha* dir land 


i _ , *nd by tlieir m-i u, dragged nur 

•Lfi; | Mould that tfivt; Lis left In. ml V M1 ” pun ^ipi'Mj^tht'fi^ld of Cattle oocupiad by thseuemy. some 

All 1,.^ iri,Th.W > frT^I J "f* Lbar * ffi*l" t I tl.r-w „r four hundrud nn. orajvr tl.' rilyri ,'««..r«u 
um I tu the ottor half. ( Jf I did him n gmsl tuvn l/wlron-wv lialted for a abort tim*. uuiU -,*• ehnulil ni«-i*. 


otiu'r half? , If 1 did him ii goqtVtuviii 

rum •iMniUaomt. without Atikirig nuy cid* of him, that fo luvl' 1 '*’ "T? 1 ' nl \ ti,. Might j ^aufoneod Mil t< la* suspended until I 

! JwH/i'lo irouhlf ^J| UltaiiMe I if >IIU ffihkff iwmoy. ■*« mt (lM ri, I 4 " '“7 y." * rl * l*‘>'0*rri ft Uo -Mi i-,|i- - .t.,i... .yo, ....^„t, 

,.«U tot Mtofi itiJi foil 4 wilt- »4 w^' ^ ^ •’ 


Tin nigbl w --'ej 

llu • N • ! poffipoi 


tire c barge* not sustain... 1. * '<• ;*J[ hi* ffOaiiu to the r^lit to Writing, etc., pupil* 

pr.iioiiucii ub-ilutjou to persons, eomiug tii him. the k v ”; 

conn prnnoUoeeil thin not heretical but irregul4.\ aud Ai^.jvnt anj Moderu Li 


For instriietioii In tiie Kiigllsh ami French l.nu- 
guagi H. KloriiLiuM- Aucient und Misieru History. 
Googrupliy. tin- use of' the Globe*. MutheniAtle*. 
Writing, etc., pupil* uniter twelve y^r* of age 


OiiiiiiiiuulcuUbii 4 nnret is* addnse - 
di Tinai - New Orleans _ 

Goiuniuiilcatinns involving' 1 


coitrl proiiriunn d thi* not heretical nut irivp.ul*.. ituu 
ijc.iit.-n. etl Mil t» lie suspended until he sigus a .'eiti'dcali 
dUiahiilWfi ’TnHi rjjpii Mi htjdNiH lli'i ijglfi ul 


IH-Pinuiitii i 

over twelve years-ofugc. . .r^« ... 

A upjent and Modern Languages, each ■/ 

M imic bn tho i’iaua Forle. . -x. Tl 

ntli-r •.i,>um|iihhmF|ii. ut I lie u-tiil ulisripii 


JOHN M llll.l. Pmlltant. I»WM" r „ tf r.:|"u 

’ U. .. W Murt.u. Sucrutury ' ,., , m. | , , , , .i«tiu... Itirtt* ta ^ uiu/f , JJ0 

Till* long esthldlslied Gouipauy. with tlie must nmpl- acenunt* of rev va *. I* ^ ^ 

m ikI eiemi* fur tiie pndectluu of iu Fidicles. ejnitiiiue* tb'taki biographic*, etc... Uiur ^ 

4JJ; RIVER. REA and FIRE lilriKH. ui»-0iu m.wt liberal ,, '^ n J l . w * M .,, rt ^xertl-i'incnta 
13 un t^ui- atiti Agency in New Orleans, at the office of f(ir whl( .^ |ml-t pn-/|ii»W/ i» |Jf If 

1‘IUKKIf, I’fiHKljNH. U l?0 . . M* GffiOi' Nn 1 Ira vat MW 

*1) Vmlifi V" Ilf H JuhHJttll 


A few hCll-rt Bd\l'rXI M lie ••• . 

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Pvhlifhine Committer ( 

tai.iwmt Cqnfrrrner, \ n, n . iMVKIir, I 


II. N. McTYEIKK, Enrrou. 


VOLUME II. NUMBER 7. 


NEW ORLEANS, SATURDAY, MARCH 20, lbf)2. 


t 'iL?‘ *• l ruhimn. Committer 

W. Mil II It Ml. . ) nf Jttnbnma Conference. 


apin'* 96 °f P Ha ^ m XVI. 

Mat wh ose humble' trust ■■ 


W jllnevo»cc«8c to coll Time “mine ;” 
rhe over I’urc, the ever .lust, 

Who dost to thy own lijstrc shine, 

Forever giving!' f»' “'y^ 0 ™ 

flow, uaroplcniohed, evermore. 

What e»n my goodness profit Thee ! 

inJ yet my 'heart, like Thine, must flow ; ' 
Therefore, with those lycdrn to be 
Who most rcsemblo Thee below ; 

Thai oil the raptures of my breast 
Miy ipend their floods in outspread rest. 

i OUri, tliou only fqunt of bliss, 

Ikrc is no other Cod beside '. 

/(Ort with hideous .fantasies 
1 To sco the-liig upheaving tide •• 
flt growing griefs hem in the crowd 
iV hose head" at idol shrindi (Ire bowed ! 

Their chalices of foaming gore 
Pressed madly to blaspheming lips, 

My shuddering hand shall never pour, 
Ucclaepgd in heathen fellowships; 

X» names of mystic wickedness 

Jly thankless tongue shall over.ldess.l 

The Lord tills full my brimming cup ; 

He fs my tranquil heritage ! 

Til thou, unseen, who buildest up 
The lot of my advancing age ; 

DU murk each pleasant boundary 
Wherein my goodly portions lio. 

Thee will. 1 bless, whose secret voice 
In stillest midnight Counsels me, 

' And bids my quiet reins rejoice 

With inimist knowledge fresh from Thee: 
Who itnnd’st beside me, and before, 

And nink'st me moveless by Thy power. 
Therefore my joys forever spring, 

My glory ever triumphed), 

Though Time's remorseless years shall bring 
My flesh into the dust of death ; 

There will Treat in certain hope, 

And wait till Thou slmlt rnise me up. 

Whence strike these strange prophetic beams ; 

New |iowers which I call never tell ! 

I sec a light tljftt diirts and streams 
I p from from the hidden deeps of hell ! 

■iwj' titsxTMy- < Jim.nTwe -a* mpmstaalMftn 

From blank corruption to the skies! 
bcatli s unproductive dignity 
T/tysed cun never tolerate ; 

Thou, herd of Life, -nor e'er on Thco 
The grave shall shut its mould ring gate, 
Nor suffer God- engendered, clay 

To melt in its foul arms away. 

Show mo the radiant upward road 
To where the urns of joy are full, 

Fast by The crystal throne of God, 

Where creeping mists can novor dull,' 

Those fruitful lands that tilivuy lio 
flirt round with immortality. 

London, 1851 . 


chased a glass of the. liquor from her husband, 
lie then, with the satno coin, purchased one 
from his wife, They lmtl mi company- ihl 
visitos— still trade was brisk ; money-changed 
hands as in the most, prosperous times inHlto' 
commercial world, ami not a drop from that 
hnrrel was sold without the silver equivalent. 
Tito recipient of the last glass paid, for itvtlie 


Monongahela was gone — nnd the best of all 
was flmt the amount it had produced waS far 


was flmt the amount it had produced waS far 
from sufficient to purchase a successor. 


Trade seems to lie the national disease. 


THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR. 


BY J. N. MAFl'IT. 


It is ravenous, insatiable, unsettling and rev- 
olutionary. The Eastern Yankee who dwells 
’within half a mile of sunrise, swaps horses 
until his last exchange, brought down to an 
infinitessimal in value, too yioor to swap, is 
sold for a jackknife, and then a brisk trade 
in knives is commenced and run down to a" 
cipher. At length lie sells the rock-bound 
hillocks where bis father toiled, and where 
lie himself was born, and loses himself in the 
magnificent opulence of a Western prime. 

1 he attachment, of beasts to their homesteads, 
their confiding affection to their musters, arc 
perpetually broken' up aud disorganized by 
the rapidity with which, tliev puss from hand 
to hand. The wife and children scarce know 
husband and father on his Tettiriv from abroad, 
who may have traded not only horse, dog, 
'qnd jackknife, but Swapped away bis hat, 
boots afrd coat ! « What do you ask for it'!". 

“ WlrfK is it worth V’ “Wlmt did you get for 
it 1 1 u How. much did you make by tluit liar- 
gain V>' are the questions rung liko bell" 
cbiiiiesjfrom one end of our land to another, 
and not only “ from morn to dewy ovo,” but 
tar into the solemn- midnight, nnd those small 
hours when the starry eyes of heaven are 
heavy with their unwinking vigils! 

W lint will not our countrymen sell ! The 
early forefathers commenced by selling the 
skins of tlie wild beasts. They whipped -the 
♦utter, the heaver, and the martin out of their 
skins. They sold New England rum to the 
“poor Indian" for his peltries : for that gain 
dooming him and his wood-born tribes to the 
besom of national extinction by drunkenness; 
tumbling, without remorse, those noble chief- 
tains and forest kings into a drunknrd'B grave! 
They bought nnd sold human creatures with 
“a skin not colored like their own," until the 
land groans under a Helot race, a sail bequest 
from our old English sires nnd Puritan fathers. 
The Southern slaveholder sells the fair qua- 
droon, through whose veins his own or his 
children’s blood limy course, to he a priestess’ 
tlw- fiupnrttwtempW'wf ""W«w*.vre- • -Tht*' 
Northern Abolitionist, one side of his face 
bathed in tears of compassion for the suffer- 
ings of the poor, full-fed and contented ne- 
groes of the American cotton fields, lias the 
other side of his face" radiant with smiles on 
receipt of large returns from a'curgo of New 
England rum shipped to Africa, und destined 
to accomplish the final woe of thousands, and 
scatter madness among the degraded heathen 
tribes of the Niger and the Gambia. They 
sell tiie cotton of tho. South, the wool of the 
North, the, tohacco-of Virginia, the hemp of 
Kentucky, tho rice of the Carolines, the coal 
of Pennsylvania, the wheat of New York, and 
the pork of Ohio. Nantucket and New Bed- 
ford have burnt' up the whales of the two great 
oceans, and when tho sperinuecti lamps were 
beginning to hum low, Cincinnati sets tire to 
tier millions of swine, and Chemistry tortured 
the inflammable gases from tho coal mines 




Iru-t FurnhorT.iVI 


[Continued.] 

. I 1 .™* *’ e muc h too revolting to the sen- 
stflities of | ln enlightened and cultivated 
iiiaionco to des'eribo the mean and tortuous 
-aencesof the mere money-getter, the debased 
“taplc of Mammon, who, contenting himself 
, the dim light of ins gold, forgets even 
toUhtre is „ suoin the heavens; or, that 
■ought lias a flash keener than the diamond s 
**• '‘ et uourso Jt»d rustic satire cull out 
Boisterous mimicry, “10111., have you wat- 
ts B,, ^"1 « ‘he Whisky !” >. Yes, sir." “Have you 

„ y ^ U pailfull into tho molasses cask!" 
0*, <W V ' “Have you sanded the- sugar !" 
s sir ,c. “ I hen come up to. prayers ! " 

cr sue , coarse pictures of ‘human degrada- 
t4M,or n0m ? nt blu8h ° 8 ' ; - Jft nearly all of the 
Ion, t"! m . l ‘ 0n9 of tricks in trade, devices 
irllU .* l 1 ' K 001 * 1 ! "ell as perfect und superior 
ihni ,?, 80m ' )r “ r/l " lni obsciiia light of tliu 
J to lode imperfections in color and tex- 


to light lip street, palueq, hull and cottage. 
Scarce a buffalo is left to bellow at the base 




whit ^ ,JU<1 in & aL, tico f "and not a 

G . , Cr ln Principle, tli&n John's sanding 


comm, t mt ° f Trftdo C0 ' raC8 °V0F ft .whole 
Ain !! lty ^ ,v n, itioh— ft world — until every 

th?I , Undor8 in the dcl “«° Sartor us 
Deon n .vf ai. .. ii ,, 


fixxw^ tlie U ' J "'"'■•‘l Struggled und suf- 
Ttt.ur-Nuah's — They sell every 

^81 their very religion is a portion of their 

..v ttIU * ''y spending so many hours in 
? U «th on tin. ... • 


] O0a ° n * be Sabbath, or in religious mot‘t- 

i a , m „-!^ l -‘! ar Aj» ya, it iff calculated to.tlie 


°ftte !y '- l ‘Thiio how muoli patronage 
IijcF j'' ‘K lllu » |ommunity they lire to receive 
Sible q. ntUm ' '* 11 donation is made to the 

itamt 

lud fn, m , . m n «' wspupor to newspaper 
friends of Jj U ^ a56lno ^ lmiguzinc/'Hu that tl/c 

rv More k,M) : ,lt 


direct their U , leir puroluwea, und to' 

'flaimtentiiii . T« patronize tliose who 


unoutentutioiiMl » i' " pu,ro ‘* l ? u t,l " H0 who 

b “ geiierr,, ^ K ° 1M * witl1 their woaltli 

good und 2$ ' uu,lul »le principle; but to 
thcrance i,r l,nu '( 5 ll te tho act for the fur- 


•ueranee of O **-' 1 lor me uir- 

C0n duet „f ub ' u to M 10 

tbimge rB j n dovo. traders and tnoney- 


»ng,, r „ , .' T emple, who- awoke tho 
lle “rt i,|'a , 8 the J.umb of’God, Whose 

.i 'i'uUeilHn T...*. i 


wuh usually 


A ci i • W|lvo * °f deep (iiililuo.V 


A conjj 

and w'r^ •'* h'* 1 * u1 ^ 11,1 u,u 'tA ran t bus- 
ttlldh dUJie" I " " l tbu bur West, who with 
toil the iiii'i" ^ *" u * aehioved the "purchase 
harr„i m m " rU transportation of a 

tMllp," 'I'], pn “ n fialiula to their li.rost-girded 
Ue (ei y ''“'d a congress lirit.wen q flm ir 
Hresliej ".“ U0|u,ieJ l wo, amf' mmnim- 


, v « vi.,1 fi, * . 

'drawn r„, , ut " <J, 11 Blll nlo drop should 
f^dy uiuii,.,. 'I' t lllt hnrrel unless paid for - 


, ‘J ni,,l,,„. , ' pnltl lor 

half * » uw " T, ' u that gentler, 

^ tin. on ! "V"; tf) llttYO lllllfll 

> "dll I{| tin, Imuie, amt sjm puf, 


of tho lloeky Mountains— . their hides being 
marketable. Gleaning ocean, air, earth, we 
have begun to trade upon tlie seasons ; have 
shaved the icicles from tlie hoary heard of 
Winter, and sold his pure and chilly crystals, 
in Constantinople, in Calcutta, and in Can- 
ton. YVo have traded upon religion, polities, 
and philanthropy. We have Coined money 
not of nnti-Musonry, Millerism, and unti- 
lleotism. The trade in tho "isms " has been 
and still continues fierce und tremendous.. 
We hu vo .traded in patriotism, and tlie halls 
of Congress bellow with the shouts of those 
who cry these wutes. And far toe loud nnd 
importunate- even, at times, becomes the 
■ worldly cry of henovoleneo itself, when its 
soft silvery voice of entreaty is changed to 
tho lioarso tones of bigoted denunciation, and 
becomes tlie grating lmrse-leeeh cry of “give, 
give, give !" . 

Is this an exaggerated and distorted pie- 
tore ( Say ye, who read deep into tlie mys- 
teries of the human heart, and the organiza- 
.tion of the sgciul tie. Say ye, who fire versed 
in tlie philosophy of mind and tlie economy 
of social happiness. It is hut the Babel voice 
o* a. world roaring, thundering, clamoring tor 
that one great good; the almighty dollar. 

Is it along for comfort, competence, means 
nl usefulness, that such struggle and outcry 
are made ! .Would it wore. so. But, alas! 
-nimi-tent-liK of-aH-this is tor un iiimgiiTaTy 
good, for a powor and- happiness in accumu- 
lation which can never he realized, never 
known. Huge estates are like masses of 
quiekHdyixc.Ahey..a 4 umUAuiiii<» ) ts-«trenuous 

and untiring euro to keep them in a fixed und 
permanent position. They.quiver, roll from 
side to side, and what power in man is sove- 
reign enough to keep them from wuHto add 
depletion ! Mounted on a large estate a iitiin 
is liko tho rider of a flying dragon whose' 
bridle-reins uro wreathed of the subtle light 
nings! , , ‘ 

Is it trim that sueli is the passion for trudi- 
among the Amefit'un people that wo sell, not 
only what wo lmve, hut also that which wo 
lmvo not!' Ilav.o wo not sold State bonds 
until the owlish Uomon.of Kepudiiition,' cold 
and unearthly as tho imp of the nightmare, 
sits upon tho bosom of slumhoring, umiihi- 
lated State credit ! Has not \viduwhood gild 
orplmnugo in tlto Old World wept in Ws of 
blood, shivering in cold und uOmfuf(losH gar- 
rets over the treachery of the lag, sled "land 
111 tile free and home of the IfruYe' ” And. 
indeed, if we did sell something when we 
Sfdd "Suite credit," the annals of brokerage 
will sustain ind in thp assertion that "fancy 
stocks, ’ hanging in- the atmosphere of the 
limiiny .quotations, 'like dumgoiilile elomls in 
Uw WUwi, puffed up Md WuWB hi then 


• hither by financial winds, are us- much loss 
than nothing ns the curl-cloud of summer 
skies .i s leu pnn d wou e ■ ilmD - thn - -intmntni i i - 
reck. far nhovff which it plays iu fantastic 
shapes find fairy lightness. 

T alk of lljing kites, the hoy's pastime of a 
summer's ovo; tlmt is nothing to the flight of 
the broker’s “kites," tho army of "aecommo- 
vdtttton paper,” and bubbles of the noisy Ex- 
ohange, darkening tlie atmoephcFo of trade. 

I speak net against tho passage and value of 
’legitimate bills of trade, arising from verita- 
ble transactions, and drawn against surplus 
shipments of the great staples of the country. 
Providence as well ns moral honesty Watch 
over tho flight of theso missives of a just and 
equitable exchange. Tjioy come to a happy 
maturity as naturally as the pencil ripens. 

Gan it bo possible tlmt benuty.and child- 
hood are both infected with the mania of the 
“almighty dollar,” that i woman's ricliesl 
smiles borrow illumination from -the jewels-of- 
wiffrlth ; that silks and *giW|y rnttiro, which 
eonie aloiie at the command of the “dollar 
almighty," enhance even in seraphic, minds 
tlie value of tlie latter to such an exorbitant 
degree tliut poor virtue is forgotten in the 
‘shine nnd.splendor of gold ! Aro not children 
even taught to consider money ns tho only 
key which unlocks tho'magazines of pleasure 
nnd happiness ! Aro not they taught by that 
mnstcr teaching, (Jigt ot exnmple, tho exam- 
ple of parents, and brothers and sisters they 
revere anil love, that gold is the one thing 
needful, the ultima thnlc of labor und of life ! 
iKain 1 turn me to more pleasant themes, 
to scenes where wealth is tlie angel and min- 
ister of benevolence, the servant not the mus- 
ter of humanity. On the dark background 
of human cupidity, avarice, and all-grasping 
passion, see the rainbow reflections of heav- 
enly benevolence! Streams of consecrated 
wealth flow out from this to tho most distant 
lands. Tnke.'onc picture from tho pencil of 
the Mission angel, flying through tlie niidst 
of heaven, having the everlasting Gospel to 
preach to all nntlons, It is in India's farthest 
and most boniglitod recesses. A dark and 
gloomy city is around ; above its dwellings 
tower the pagodas of tlie Brahmin Supersti- 
tion and bloody idolatry, with here and there 
a minaret surmounted with tlie crescent, the 
sign of tho Turkish Maiiummcdan. No sound 
of a church-going hell is heard in that city, 
although tlie day is that of tlie Christian 
Sabbath; hut silently and by stealth, so us 

few Oriental looking forms, with tho flowing 
mantles of tho Hast, steal into a private gai f - 
don-gate, imcond a buck stairway, leave their 
vrinison Bumbils 1 aVthe d oof, and enter a dark 
room with small windows placed high, near 
tho top of tho house. There, ;at a small table, 
sits “the teacher,’’ the veteran Missionary 
from our own beloved* America to that land 
benighted. Reclined on mattresses, after the 
manner of the oriental clinics, are eleven dis- 
ciples gaiing, wrapped, absorbed, and tearful 
upon “ the teacher, v whose subdued yet im- 
passioned voice, in' their own language, is 
giving the details of the Crucifixion of Jesus 
Christ. With the progress of the story each 
bosom swells, and tears. roll down in peniten- 
tial profusion at the sufferings of the “Map 
of Sorrows.” They taste the symbols of the 
flesh ai\d blood of Him who died for them; 
even in -that id])l- worshipping aud cruel city, 
at the risk of all of their lives, they taste tlie 
sacramehtaf feast. Hut who is that fair and 
intellectual form, sitting like an angel among 
the worshippers, breathing the flakes of gold 
inadc by the gorgeous beams of an Indian 
sun pouring through tho high windows into 
thatroombre room ? She has not yet learned 
the language of the Hast, but her snowy bo- 
som heaves with the mighty spirit of the scene ; 
and one in heart, as in emotion and hope, she 
tod partakes with those rescued idolaters, tlie 
symbols of a Saviour's love. It is our own, 
our beloved •• Fan : iy*Vorrostei^ and tho eleven 
disciples around her are the revered Judson's 
“lirat fruits" to Jesus, in the city of Idols! 

See thus the results of wealth, of American 
dollars, in planting the indestructible seed of 
our holy religion in the very citadel of Idol 
worship.; seed destined to spring up through 
storms of persecution and seas of blood into 
•the mighty overshadowing tree of Protection 
to Human (lights and full und entire “Free- 
dom to worship Cod'! ” 


WHOLE NUMBER, 59. 


Til K 1‘AUAN orm tONlNU DEATH. 


0 mUt nf night nml lillnilni'.iy. tlmt imot li m»n 
Hrforu tin 1 Hfi> to coni«* ' 

O tomb ! tlmt nln.iffl onco wltl» Iron clnilff. 

Anil D fori’ViT dumb ' 


years, and 1 have yet no serious fault to find 
with him. Several times he lias seemed en- 


Ship", which go forth upon the bouniUcs innln 
Ami pcrlf«h f:ir at bom, 

Art* toBBCtl In frapinfut-* to tin* bind lignin— 

Hut. naught return* from ‘then «• , 


No whimper <MitnrJ> t'roni nil the gcncmtinnB. 

Through.thy tlark ixirtnlc thrtwt ; ^ 

No hn*nth of life, among tho buriml nnilooff. 
Out* moment utln duitt. 

No noulrt henentht o'er ntruggllng Into alghti 
I leave up the Mileiit ground ; 

Though the green xod ntmye them iff bo llght- 
So trail the crumbling mound. 

I liBten by the non. to rntch Home tono 
From Bpirltn tlmt art* tle^l ; 


There ii no vulri'ln ittt eternal inoiiii— 
v No tuice of nil- U b denil. 


the BtnrB look, rjiltlly down when mnn Ib dying. * 

Tlie moon Mill lioltln it *» nw'ny ; 

Flowcrn hrenthe tlielr perfulttn muml u« : windft kt^;p' 
Nnuglit eeemB to |mmto.or Mny. [Bighing , 

Yen ’ blindly on— o’er all that tTiTnVn ahtlTeeTn" 
the untrorac mUBt roll ; 

Though nt each turns its adninantlne wheels 
** Oru-h out a human notil ! 

Toward yon bright vault of hoaveifl dare not ralso 
rt The cry of iny deepalr. 

Lest 1 should henr the echo wliicli betrays 
That all in empty there. 

Yet han my soul within tho gift of Brving 
Beyond thin earth aud sky. ; 

\jnl tlie imm<*rtnl inBtlnrt of my being— 

I know it cannot die ! 


For the N. O. (Iiriitinn AdroeatS.' 

Recollections of Bishop Bascom. 


BY'ONK OF HIS ST l’ DF. NTS. 


-virumul with— diflitutllies seiMimsly— affoel+ng 
liis moral eluiraetor Notwithstanding my 
attachment 'to him, it neemed necessary that 
I should give him tip. However, 1 waited, 
and iu dun time he would entirtdy extricate, 
himself, and cmno out with a character 
brighter and more unsullied than lie ever 
possessed, before.” This was the experience 
of otliefs who knew him well. 

Sometimes a cloud hung over (dm which 
bid fiyr to (larktm liis name forever. '? His 
friends became anxious; they trembled for 
.hhn; hut, cfo long, new facts developed 
til chisel Vos, the cloud ^uissed away, and he 
stood. 'forth the slime pure y^ul glorious man 
-hp had over been. . There is a remarkable 
instance of tttis which we learned during our 
acqunintnncfi with him. /Jtn enemy, of talent- 
and influence, assailed him iu public with 
accusations serious and bittor. He was pres- 
ruti nml imu exj^eteti- -!«»■ ^dofond-huusolf.- -Ue. 
decljned making tiny answer to the oharges. 
Ills silence \yas mistaken for au ujlmission of 
guilt 1 , llis friends looked sad and mp/tilied. 
He simply told thorn “to trait:" I11 duo time 
all the circumstances of the case were made 
known. He could not’ defend himself without 
making statements which would have ruined 
his adversary irreparably. To Save him the 
mortification or such a revelation he was will- 
ing, to bear for a time no small amount of 
odihm. He refrained fron^, pure sympathy 
when a few words would have suflieed for a 
complete vindication of himself. How few 
instances of such forbearance are recorded ! 


Dpt to the precepts or parables nF Christ, but, 
to bis own character. The beauty of that 
holin e ss wh h flH s-mslirine tH n ■ t !m f bi tr - b r ie f 
biographies of the Mail of Nazareth. has done 
more, and will do more, to regenerate the 
world and bring in ah everlasting righteous- 
ness, than all tho other agencies put tO- 
1 gethcr. It has done more to spread his reli- 
gion in'The world than all tlmt has eyer been 
preached or written on the evidene&of Chris- 
tianity. [Chalmers. ’ 


he tookpt ohoo tho other nxtwoo, u . 
olainiod, “Not my foot on ly, bnt Ufa 
hands, hiy Tiead, - " _l - w 

At tho lost unit solemn supper, when Christ 
announced tlie painful and humiliating faet 
that one of his own dlsoiples and intimate 
friends would betray him into tho hands of 
enemies, l’oter affirmed that although all 
should lie offended, ho would not; “if I should 

-litt with thco | wi „ „ ot , lony thco , n 
wise. This he said from the impulao of the 

nilYMl rrnnoroiid A. . i a • V'l . 


Fur the New thlrnnaChrlilinn Ad»oe ( ,lo. 

Bt. P etfr. 


l’oter was a fisherman by profession. 
At tho period of his .call to thebpostleship, 
lie was considerably advanced id years, for 
lie' was already a married man first I’opc, 
us the Romanists say be was for tip? healing 
ot Rotor's wile’s mother of a fever was one 
among the first of Christ's miracles. Tip 
Apostle Peter took an active and prominent 
purt in plimting churches and spreading 


abroad the goHpel of tho grace of Ood. lio 
had the honor of first preaching tho (lospbl 


It Would-be impossible for gone who ‘inti- 
malcly knew tho Hisliep, while living, to write 
of him otherwise than with feelings of moilrn- 
fill reverence and enthusiastic admiration. 
So completely did he wind himself into the 
affections of such, that we suppose their opin- 
ions are to be received with a few grains of 


How noble tho character in* which a trait so 
commendable was so eminently exhibited! 
This is but one ftmong many parallel in- 
. stances known to his friends. He never took 


pains to give them publicity. 

Tho Bishop was a remarkably poor finan- 
cier. 11c was contiually embarrassed with 
pecuniary difficulties. Ho seems ‘to have 


allowance; yet how much does this speak f. 

. . ■ - . . . ~ *. thought little on domestic economy ;■ on tlie 


with iN‘gard to his social and mqral qualities, 
as manifested in private life ! He had efte- 


truo worth and uses of money. Vet, he was 
by no means extravagant. He eared little 


»m-* (tins w«« almost, lnBsparnlilc froni such f( f r thc ^ luxuric8 uf ufo . llis difflcul . 
greatness as his) but we recollect no ono of 4 - f . ... ... 

1 tiim rpHii tiv< truni vu (liimru • Jiiii i mnpmwir 


them who had known him sufficiently long, 


ties resulted from two things: his improper 
management, and his frequent charities. 


or with sufficient mt.nmcy, to justify their During hi. Presidency of tlio University every 
honest judgments on ins character. 8cckur ()f charit f(lunJ hU to thc B i«h- 

Jn. order thoroughly to understand nnd up- .„ houMl , lin(1 rarcl llul ono m 

preeigtc a man, ospbeiMly such « man as the licycd H? » lied | lis lt) , vcrj mr . 

Bisliop, moving amid duties at once exalted, ' which 0 a, rud 'amelioration to tho suffer- 


onerous and complicated, we must not ’oh- il|R ; ||iK WUH pccuUllr i y f#atog heart, and 

of the world iriTarge. WZ must have some j i8trcss Hia houl (lwelt tu0 hi h t g fig af- 
acquaintance with h.s private relations. We ^ by Jollur3 ulld cclltH .' 

must pass from the whirl and hustle and ae- , |c km ., v it wu „ the lot ( ,f the greatest on the 


munv hum uuiii nit; wimi uuu iiuniic iiuu ul- ,, , ■ .. , . n „ ,i. 

. . , ,, lie knew it wak the lot of the greatest on the 

tiyity, where a thousand minor nnd more del- .. . , .. * , . 

r x x , , .... earth to be puor, and he did not attempt to 

ikMin* nlinHOH nt c inwii'inr olmln hl min inn 1 * 


mte phasca of character elude us into tlie , .* , * ... s. , r 

, • r , . . - . , . make it otherwise with hinnjelf. 


cjUmiioKs of the private circle, where the in- 
ner life is fully unfolded; where apparont 
aberrations aro* removed antf real faults ex- 


And has it not generally beon thus ? I low 
many glorious intellects have been trammeled 
and almost ruined because it Was the fortune 


. m 11 * i * i* n . aiiu uimvob i uiiau uuuuuqx: ii Him mhj iuuuuu 

tenuated. I he public life of ft great man is . . . . » . , , flL 

Al . r . .. (rather say misfortune) of the possessors to 

the ocean in storm, where anud the rooking ' . ... ., . . 


. ’ r . . bo wealthy. Satisfied wRh what tho world 

are caught nut tew and uncertain . *■ , . , . . 

... . . . . . often worships, they have neglected to sock 


glimpses of his real character : his pnyate A . . .. , 1 r . . . . . .v, 

fL , , . , that higher and nobler praise which intcl- 

lifc, the quiet lake sleeping embosomed amid . . — — — » .* , v . ^ 

11 1 n Lif'hni nininnniin h<mmi n*H. VV hv Rlimild ninth , 


life, the quiet lake sleeping embosomed amid . . . ‘ . , » . 

, . w n . . j 1 - i . . lectual eminence secures. W by should Such 

the molin tains, its surface unscarred by the .• . , .. - u . , . 

. ... ji miuil as HasconiR trouble itsolt about a 

tempest, its waters limpid and pure, in whose (h bo u8 — u1 ; , I)id h(J n#t 

ealntdepths Ins image is reflected in its faint- .. . . 

® , . , . ... sess a wealth ot intellect within him — a soul 


cst outline. Amid the high duties of public . ... a r 

t • , glowing with thc unquenchable fires ot an- 

lifc thc mind displays its* powers: in thc gen- , \ . . , . , .... 

, _". 1 / * • . * . gelic genius; Oh! whch lie looked within, 

tie ofnees of private lite the Marl roveals its . , , t • ■ . 


tie offices of private life the heart reveals its , , , i . .. . . , ■ . 

, , 1 4 . . . and beheld the vast intellectual possessions- 

lieauty and pours put its sweetness ; and, ),y thcrej w ,„ lt car ^ he f()r thc aecllnmlat i on „f 


as much as tho manifestations of th, latter ^ . tmsh th „ world cal l B , lnon v i 

are more important than those of tlmToriner, vr . . • . . • . 

, , , , mi. ... „ iet Ins ]>ecuniary embarrassments gave 

by so much do they afford better indices of .. * „ . 

* — . . , him no small amount ot uneasiness, llis 

character. lo an intimate associate these . .. .. .. . ,. . . , 

.. , - x. p obligations to meet Ins engagements pressed 

manifestations arc as the open window’s of . ... . .. c . . , 

, , , , heavily upon him. and his frequent inability, 

the soul, -through w’hicli die can behold thc r . . , ... , 

’ ° from oircumHtiinocs hovond his control, was 


thousand harmonizing and conflicting feel- 
ings -with ^whieli every great aud earnest 
mind is disturbed. 


from circumstances, beyond his confrol, was 
the occasion of many bitter moments. 

Many would have supposed that a mind of 


,, , such gigantic compass, so accustomed to dwell 

1 o Bishop Bascom. these remarks may be . . c . , ' t .. . . _ , , 

. 1 . .\ - v \ 1,1 a region of most elevated thought, could 


said' eminently to apply.. Ho who studied va . .. , 

, . J . 1 1 r . . , with difficulty comb down to intimate 

Ins character, only aa it appeared in - such , , , . . . ... r 

, h* 1 • i . i pleasurable companionship with mon of 
puBUcc utius us lus lugh office m tlio ohurcl. ^ mou , d Th U arises from » mist 
required, sh, dual it to MHd purpose, lo . tr|In ffrfiatnogH : Tho canaci , 


[To be bimtluikeU.] 


sueli n<> “'is, therefore, there often appeared 
strange contradictions, which, to thusc.hetter 
I acquainted with with him, needed no expla- 
nation. llis was a lofty, independent nature 
tlmt borO witli it the consciousness of its own 
integrity, and, possessed of that consciousness, 
it seemed careless (perhaps, too much so) 
whether till* worjd applauded or derided. 
Iljs public ac(s wore, often misunderstood, 
nnd, therefore, censured. He took no espe- 
eial pains to corrcff ,tlio public. It was no- 


witli difficulty comb down to intimate' and 
pleasurable companionship with mon of coni-, 
mon mould. This arises from » mistaken, 
notion of true greatness. The capacity lo 
comprehend tho littlo is necessarily included 
in the capacity to comprehend the great. He 
felt' that tlie lowest had needs as well as tho 
highest. He felt that, however highly en- 
dowed, he was a man of like passions witli 
his fellows : that his mission was to them too; 
to benefit, not only in great deeds, hut in 
gentlo word*, and kind offieos— in all those 
little nameless acts which constitute tlie 
elixir of human fellowship, llis ontiru freedom 
from anything like uffectulidii or luiughtinesf 


The Doom of Rome. 


thing more than he expected All great i|l ivatc lifl ., ; hi „ amiablcc deportment : his 

mill le I inlnrii Iiiv.i li.nl It. win imui.mi.ii.aliwul mill * '..... 


souls liefore him had been misunderstood, and 
why should he expect to escape this common 


. The Hon. and Bov. Baptist Y\ r . Noel is ad- 
dressing a series ofdptters to ltev. Emanuel 
Tenant, I). IT, ail Italian missionary in Eng- 
land, on the claims of tlie Homan Church, its 
hierarchy, its worship, its doctrine, its snera- 
-moHts, and jta— discipline.-, — In — tho^firsh- Mr: 
Noel suhjoets the claims of “the- Imposter " 
to iv.segrching scrutiny, and concludes with 
the following prediction : 

"J hiiLtliing J wilL4iredleL- froin . thu-signs 
which are multiplying around us. Y’ou may 
endeavor to warp the liiinds of your parti’- 
zans from infancy : you may exorcise tlie in- 
fluence of tlie Confessional. to prevent tlie 
study of the Bible ; you may impoverish the 
education of those witliin your power; you 
■■■ay compress and chain down Hie minds of 
thousands and of myriads ; blit you will yet 
see such an insurrection of the Catholic 
masses of Europe against your priestly sway, 
that while you are arguing about 1 the rock.' 
you will find your.saiidy fouritltitions giving 
way: and while you are proving your pos- 
session of the 'keys,' your prisoners; despite 
or keys and holts, .will burst from your thral- 
dom forever." 


pleasant and familiar conversation, by which 
tho inferior forgot his inferiority, and bccamo 


penalty of greatness He knew facts would fu ? h ; g el , , . afforded oecu- 

reveal the truth, and be was patient until ‘. (jn remark t( , all who plot him .thus, 
tune slum <1 vindicate him. Tins, time rarely And thoso who were thrown into dgjy 


ever failed to do. Ho seems to have learned 
well “to labor and to wait.'' 

Whether his i n loi^iial-^fforttijQr hia moral 

*ohanicter bceanio the subjeet of unfair and 


association with him learned to love him witli 
an ardor proportionate to tho intimafly of that 
association, tt liis flamlir^lntollwt Ind caqi- 
tive their admirutioD in public, his winning 


severe criticism, die was equally satisfied to am , g0|jd h , art bouml them to hi* 


wait until vindicated. \V lien Kepler was . . ... , - „ „ n< i **„,. 

..... , . , v. . 1 , . *in pnvute with a stronger, a sweeter, und lar 

riuieuleu, even by • the l(?arneu, for his pro- * , - . 


*f(*s8ed discoveries in astronomy, did ho grow 
impatient and pine? No. How noblp .wait 
his aiisw*0jp,!4-“ If (Jod has waited ftv<? thous- 
and years for one who could comprehend 
these, wonders of his universe, can I not wait 
one thousand years for one who can appre- 


'more-endurittg-ties. * 

Dcniopolis; Ala., March 2 , 1852 . 

[To bt* continued ] 


' Holy Life. 

The Ijeauty of a holy life constitutes the 


uiatc my discoveries Such was the spirit most elomient and effective ijcrsuasive to ro- 
of tlie Bishop. . It was riot tho great object ligion Which one human being can uddress to 


Human Okimiavity.- -• When men love and 
admire uK we think it is for some merit in 
ourselves, and for a natural working of pride 
cun, love them uguin. It is for the same rea- 
son that we lovo Hod so little, notwithstand- 
I'ing his superahundiint goodness to us in 
Christ, beeauw* It lays us low, strips iim of all 
ujtoell(in».’e, and pan only bo rocejv^d in a .deep 
*»a*Q (if our owa imwortUinoM. 


of bis life to In* apprec iated : - he h ad his uwn anoth er. Wo have many wuysol doing g«j«sl 
great work to do, and lip wn« determined to to our felloVk’ creatures; hut noiie so effica- 
(lo it, looking to the eonsciousness of having eious as leading a virtuous, upright and well 
done that work for jiis reward. ordered life. 'I’hero is. an energy* of moral 

Is it not an indication of a great mind that suasion in a go«sl man’s life, passing the higli- 
it cim preserve itself unruffled and serenO est efforts of tin* orator’s genius. I he seen 
amid slander ufid ohhxpiy ? and that it can hut silent Imguty b| holiness Hp(»uks more elo- 
inove on amid tho yellings of/’Tray.JRaiiche, (piently of Hod and duty thaiUtho tongues ot 
und JSwoothpart,” and all tho pigiides sur- men and angels. Let purents reinemhcr this, 
rounding it, as • heedlpsjj uf their* barking as! I’be best inheritance a*parent can beipieuth 
though they were not ? lie kijew there was j to a child is ii virtuous exa.mple, a ^legacy ot 
a circle. of doar and honored friends in whose ^hallowed remombranco arid assoeiations. 1 he 
keeping lie wuk willing to entrust liis charac- beauty of. Iiojineiw beaming through the lift 
ter. He knew they understood and appreci- of a loved relative <or lriend, is more effectual 
ated his motives. ^ st/engthen such as do stand in virtue's 

A (liMtinguiHhed momhorbf thf^lventiu ky ways, and ralso up tbor-.** tliut are bow* d 
UoqferoiuM* once made tho following remarks I down, than precept, command, entreaty or 
( lo th” writer " I lmvo boon on term, gf.tlm ' wtiriilpff Christianity itsolt', I Wlli'vi*, owns. 

j mutt itiilwMo (VUmHIp with Mro ftn m«n; | infM ^ 


hail thc honor of first prbaohing tho Guspbl 
in its fullness, to his cimntryinon at .terusji- 
loin, on the ilay'uf l’oiitbcost. 1’orlmps tlm 
sm’.ebss uf St. I’otor's 1 'ontooostal sormon was 
novor surpassed liy himself; and novor oqualcd 
.by any other frum tlmt tiino to this. 

lie also had tho honor, after ho was supoV- 
hunmnly convinced it was tho will uf God, 
ot pleaching the Gospel to thc (ton tiles, nt 
tho Iiousn of Curnplius, tho Homan centurion . 
on which occasion St. J’ctor nttored tlmt 
groat and Gisl-honoring truth, n that God is 
no respecter of persons," “and while l’cter 
yot spake; tlicsu words, the holy Ghost foil 
on all them .which heard the word.” - 

St. l’etor is the author of two inspired 
Epistles. Thc first, addressed to thc stran- 
gers scattered throughout I'ontns, Galatia. 
Cappadocia, Asia and Bithynin; nnd the sec- 
ond, without any purtiuulurly designated lo- 
cality, hut “ tu them that have obtained like 
precious faith with us through the righteous- 
ness of Gist und our Saviour Jesus Christ." 
The Epistles are less argumentative nnd doc- 
trinal than St. Haul's Epistles to thc Romans, 
Gahitiuns,' Ejiheiiinns, nnd tlie Epistle Co thc 
Hebrews, but perhaps more ■ practical nml 
hortatory. They are written with great ear- 
nestness and plainness. 

It might lmvo been supposed that ns St. 
I’cter was one of tlie oldest und most promi- 
nent of the apostles, tlmt he would have 

biographies or gospels of liis Pivin'o Master; 
hut either because he hail so basely hotrayod 
his Lord, or tlmt God dooms it best to diviile 
tho honors of liis kingdom among tunny, lie 
was never directed tu write a Gospel. 

•Ecclesiastical tradition tolls that St. Peter 
visited Home in ’ his old age, nnd suffered 
martyrdom by crucifixion during tlie perse- 
cution of the. bloody und infamous Nero. 

In. the sacrod biographies, of - our Lord, 
written by Mathew, Mark, Luke and John, 
wo have several nnoodotos of St. Peter inoi- 
dcntaUy. rclatcd. which servo fo. throw great 
light upon his nioro prominent nnd jicoulinr 
ohurnetoristtes. Every man bus, no doubt, 
Ids own idiosyncrasies, but some men’s stand 
out in much bolder relief thnn others. St. 
Peter's did. He novor said, or did any tiling 
by halves — ho was nono of your non-commit- 
tal men, will) balance themselves astride con- 
flicting opinions until they shall seo which 
will guin.-tho aseendenoy. No; ho expressed 
himself boldly and without reserve. Peter 
seemed more impulsive than considerate. 
He would boldly, impulsively assutno posi- 
tions, that more thought would hove shown 
him were untenable. Impulsive men gene- 
rally dure to do what moro cautious men are 
afraid to attempt; and though they, some- 
times do greut tilings, thoy necessarily often 
fail. But impulsive mon are not without a 
mission in the world ; they nre suggestive to 
L slower nnd more thoughtful men, who by 
‘their thought fulness work out to a sueoeififtd 
consummation tho possibilities which tho im- 
pulsive suggest, hut oftun fail to accomplish, 
Wo conclude, then, that thu ■ impulsive nian 
is an important element in carrying forward 
the grout ends of human society, tho nbsepoo 
,of which the thoughtful und pains-taking 
class could never supply. 

But from this digression to Peter : nnd let 
us illustrate wliut we liuvu boon saying about 
Peter’s ardent und impulsive character, by 
reference to scvorul incidents in his history. 

St. Mathew tulls us tlmt upon tlie occasion 
of Christ walking upon tlie seu, and assuring 
tho startled disciples that it was not an appari- 
tion, but himself, their master nnd friend, 
tlmt Peter, without a moment’s reflection, re- 
quested tlmt lie might bo enabled to walk on 
tlie water also; hut lie had gone but a little 
Svay before lie begun to reflect upon the rin- 
gular d ang er of liis position ; innUuot of trust- 
jug only to the power of his Muster, ho- be- 
gun to reason aud reckon witli bis feurs, Will 
began to sink, und was only saved by com- 
uiitting.himself uguin to liis Muster, crying 
“ 1/ird, save mo." 

At another timo, when tho Saviour un- 
'nounoed the solemn und deeply affecting 
faet, tlmt lie would suffer many things, of tlie 
elders and chief priest, and lie kiliod and 
raised again tho third (lay, I’otor, without a 
thought as tu tho awful und imperative ne- 
cessity of tlie death of Christ in order to par- 
don ifnd eternal salvation, with a natural 
outburst of human feeling and affection, re- 
buked hjs Master, saying, “Bo it far from 
thee, Lord; this shall notbodone unto thee.” 
Much in tho spirit of one of tho kings of 
Europe, during the middle ages, who. when a 
priest was duseautiug upon tlm solemn tra- 
gedy of Calvary, upon the unparalleled ago- 
ny of suffering love displayed by tlm Saviour 
iu the midst of indignity and scorn, said : 
“Holy father, if I had boon there with niy 
good knights, it should not lmvo been.” 

We see tlm same spirit again, when Christ 
was washing the disciples' feet; not uonjpro, 
bending tl|o design of the gcout lesson of hu- 
mility, ho drew Imek with. horror, uiid said, 


impulse oi tne 

most generous nnd devoted friendship But 
he soon found that his self-confidence was 
sadly misplaced. Peter nodonht learned a 
lesson of human frailty in hi. cowardly and 
ungrateful denial of. hi. Master, which ho 
never afterwards forgot, i |i„ repentance was 
u« deep ami sincere as his fall bail been sad 
and Shameful. Nor was it long delayed (hr 
no sooner had the Master'* sail nml upbfaid- 
mg eyo Limed upon him, than overwhelmed 
with ■name and contrition, lie went out and 
wept bitterly, Auil afterwards, when thrice 
interrogated, thrice replied, " ta,rd, thou 
knowest that I love time.", And when tho 
fullness of the heavenly baptism came upon 
him, how Is, Idly, first of all, did , he in the 
face of tlm very mol. that Imd erliid out con- 
cerning His Lord, “ Crucify him, nmoify him ’’ 
and in full viuw of tlm bloody rocks of Ca’l- 


vnry, preach Jesus us the Son of God, tho 
Princo of Peace, and Lord of Glory And 

Jl.w. .>11 l!f«*.. ..I • J 


through all (ifo's changing und eventful for- 
tunes, he lived to fulfill the Master's bidding, 
“ Feed iny lambs, feed my sheep.” 

And even through tho oruol and shameful 
ugony of death by crucifixion, lie wo. found 
faithful, and did not in death deny his lewd- 
hut having hived him in life, ho loved him 
still in dentil, and doubtless now enjoy* that 
"inheritance tlmt is incorruptible nnd iindo- 
filod. reserved in heaven for nil that arc kept 
by the power of Gml, through faith, ready to 
be revoalod in the Inst titno.” 

J. B- YVxi.kbk. 
New Orleans, March, 1852 . 


Bunysn and Dants. 


Some yenrs since nny one who should have 
nscrihod to tho “ Pilgrim’s Progress" higher 
commendations thun that of (wing a -Vigorous 
and whimsical hook, would have been set 
down ns either ironicnl or perverse. Cowper 
was hardy enough to praise, hut nut suffi- . 
cicntly so *i montion Hunyan, “lest so de- 

this sickliness of taste in instructed renders 
is happily passed away ; and they who havo 
access to tlm choicest treasures of literature 
aro tho first to admit the surpassing iu volition 
and funcy of tho author of tlm “ Program,'* 
the “Holy War," and tho “Life nnd Death 
of Mr. Hodman.” M. Dlsnioll onlls Banyan 
“the Spenser of the people;" but, ns it seems 
to us, there is in this comparison an important 
difference overlooked. No one forgets the 
allegories in Sponsor, or enters into them with 
a personal sense of interest or participation. 
They are exceedingly beautiful, like tho finest 
tapostry, or a series of piotures In oempart- 
^ nmnts ; hut the pleasure they give is purely 


a contemplutivo one; whereas Bunyan strikes 
us with thc force of liis convictions, and the 


realities of his visions. We walk with flesh 
nnd blood, in spite of tho bold nnd significant 
nemos of our allegorical companions, and our 
senses, oven mure than our fanny, are em- 
ployed in following Christian from the “City 
of Destruction" to the gute of tli^ Celestial 
City. YVo should rather call Banyan’ the 
“ Dante of the people.’' That both composed 
a “Vision,” nnd employed extra-mundane 
objects and beings, is not to the purpose ; the 
resemblance between them lies in the activity 
and thc enorgy of the plastic imagination in 
each ; in making credible, present, and tan- 
gible, os it wero, their own ereutions; and 
mixing and under-propping them by means 


of thoso dread realities which the ideas of 
death amp M untried hn n s ft s t im , 


plant in tlm hearts of all meu with a force of 
conviction that supersedes und transcends ex- 
perience. Dante and Bunyan, dissimilar in 
their diameters and fortunes, and nncquul in 
knowledge nnd in genius, have yot so much 
in common in their several qualities of intel- 
lect as to render the “ Bedford Tiukcr" nearer 
akin than either Eschylus ur Milton to.tlie 
descendant of Caccuiguidu. [British and 
Foreign Quarterly. 


Man's Ways and God's Ways.— A man is. 
circumscribed in nil liis wuyB by the provi- 
dence uf God, just us ho is in a ship ; fur al- 
though tho man may walk freely upon tho 
deck, or puss up and down on the little con- 
tinent, yot be must he carried whither the 
ship hears him. A . man hath nothing freo 
hut, his will, and that indeed is guarded by 
laws and reasons ; und although by this ho 
walks freely, yet tho Divine Providence is tho 
ship, 'and God is tho pilot, and the ooutin- 
gencirs of the world ore sometimes like tho 
I lieruo winds, which curry tlm whole event of 
I tilings whither God pleases. [J. Taylor. 


with his usual haste and boldness, “Thou 

slmlt never wmIi my tm;" ImFon tlie in- 


shut* Ulft* it* kftlltsd Mtt RMttnilf Of lilt Mil 


Tuk H»: ad of tiik Church. --“M r. Thump' 
sou,' 1 said uu Irish Catholic in the West to n 
Presbyterian minister, “ Mr. Thoiujison, hero 
is ono thing that I never could understand — 
who is tho heml of tho Presbyterian Church % 
You know tluit I am a Catholic, Mr. Thomp- 
son. You know that his holiness, the Pope, 
is the head of our uliuroti. And you know 
tlmt thu King of England is the hep4 of . the 
Episcopal Church. But who is die head of 
tlie Presbyterian Churuh ! I novor oguld 
understand tliut, Mr. Thompsgo, Will you 
he pleased to tell mo who is tho head of tha 
Presbyterian Church!” "The Lord Jeeiu 
Christ!" answered the minister, “the Lot* 
Jesus Christ is the head of the Presbyterian 
Church.” “J» you say so!” exeUlitajd/ tl* 
Catholic, lifting his hands und eyes, and -tap- 
ping buok. p Ihl y>te **- Mr ’ Thumps. 0 * 
The laird Jesus Christ is *Be head of tie 
Presbyterian Church T Well. Mr. Tlusnp. 
there is none botfer. Catbupp u» I »•> 
oonfN tlmt. TiMN I* m»U 9 IffitK' 

Vimpmt Dug H wm IsWI i 1 . 1 -i . 









Cl)c 11c tu (Orleans Cttnstimt ^toccatt. 


JrjV I • m * \'v * IJqnot LiV. College Endowment. • 

CjJU0UUll iUHUUnil. «f— \, r L. frojfllana” nsc,l to !><> n Tlio communication in another column, 

p — favorite cxpre*i„n of extension with the om* from President Rivers, will bo rend with u 

1W?W ORLEAUR : "!*». If aAJr thing tmd gone from "one of homo concern liy the Methodists of Missis- 

, these points to the other, it wns considered ns sippi end Louisiana. ’I hose two Conferences 

Shtimlay Morninsr March ‘Ml traversed our whole country pretty «re united upon Centenary College, nnd wlint 

thoroughly. And verily, thc liquor low. or n they ju for flic Church and the world, in the 


Centenary College, La. 


Jackson, March 10. 


taohed themselves, and a want of conformity in a complete and intelligible form, of the submitted tin: following preattbU^^ 
in respect of some of our Wesleyan institu- laws immediately affecting members and offi- tions: c U1, l i 

tions^ti) the character of the age in which corses such. "Whereas, this Convention • 


Mn. Eiuion 1 As 1 am frequently receiving character bf tho age in winch eorsassuch. " Whereas, this Convention I 

letters of Inquiry in reference to Centenary ’ " nd ° f , ,no(lc n' generation which The method of securing the assistance and pressed will, the responsibility it 

College, suffer me to present the following ^ eulwf ' t,K ' 1,l - v *»"«- «orieurronee of our circuits throughout tho tMuW **^TJ 

. - " . . n enOR which erista nnd nnnt. n tno on n»«n.a>11« n,.n.,..nH„n n, ...... „f l,..lj.il._ II 1 U TOSUlt Ot 1 IS OllHCrVntlUn Unit infor**' I 


CtlTtCmNC. SERMONS. 


, liquor law, nnd u wholeisime one, too, lias lilt c- .cause of a high and liberal t hristian edm n- 

Two Prwctio ** ft lt Do Harm. Iy been enacted in both those States. Tin- tion, must be done in this College. I nitially 

ramc-miNt: sermons. intermediate points of the Union may there- they linvh ample resources, and the Church. 

Tt* critio upon the sermon jnst preached f „ r0 J,e cmisidered ns hopefully interested in, and the world have a right to expect much* id' 
is Satan's bird, to take away the word out of the subject. The Spirit of Tempernnce Re- them. The friends and supporters of this 
the heart. He will seldom be to the hearer form is abroad. From Maine to Louisiana, Colloge no longer doubt this one fact— true 


cause of a high nnd liberal Christian educa- 
tion, must he done in this College. Unitedly 
they linvfr ample resources, and tho Church 


the heart. 


c hearer form is abroad. From Maine to Louisiana, College no longer doubt this one fact— true 
Jor-JliE-LfromMassaohuseMs to -Ohio, tins -pwqil*- am of: all cullagete=that an endowment i* maws. 


information to the public : 

1, The Sessions invariably commence tlio 
first Monday in October '.close the last Wed- 
nesday in July. 

2. Kucli Session is divided into two terms : 
tljc former closes first of March, with the 
Junior Exhibition; the hitter with Cnm- 
monccfnoht cxcroises at the end of the, Ses- 
sion. 

.3. The College 1ms. fmc libraries, a good 
Clmmioul-and-Uhilosepliiea l -a ppara tus,- a val- 


ence which exists and operates so powerfully connection, m 'measures of legislation, was e n 0 1 j . . . — » uuon,,, 

in British Methodism, has not been atilquntcly debated at considerable length, and very lib- Methodism, that the time* * j 1 ' n ^ p d-#orh < 
recognised, nr brought out in public view nnd "oral opinions on this subject prevailed : id- when t)ie expediency of change'!',, ™ ) c,lt 
rightful, authentic exercise, in quf existing thongli few or none thought itwould bo righ t pniito (» clciirly indicated by that S 5 S 
organization. . to give the circuits, on all matters, an ahso- wl'ich it was always, tho glory of .ourA* 8 ® 

Methodism includes a vast amount of lay lute vetq on Conference legislation. There* * n A* titl* ** vr^io Wll,C '' an i Ml«T^ 

influence; virtually this possesses all the was not time, however, to discuss the ques- church, fed tlint our humii,l!fre bcn ^ % 
force and I'njoys all the consideration that is tion fully, so as to bring niiout a satisfactory arc 'identified with the preset;™* 0 '’' 4 ]*' 
desirable. But this has, not been made sufii- ngreemcht ill the Views of tlio members of tiveness, thereof in carrying nut tj^ e an< * < *^ 
eiontly apparent in odr actual organization, the Committee. All that was d'ono j/br Ike “j its mission, to spread ScriptS, 4 ' 
Hence looking at the letter, rat her than thf present, tliorefore. was tl) focn mmnnrt .tha t -all Aiid'whWmti weheii ■ . , d -• 

working of Methodism, the seeming, rather Superintendents he directed to read and ex* our constitmion whielifev ^ 


hours after service. He is not the roused. They have long boon thinking of it "ary to perpetuity, And they are moving 


' «ni’i i imvpv.-mim ii|i nil u i no, u > «» J “ , • , 

to uable Minertilogicnl Cabinet, anil' a' full Board T*"!* of 1 " otl,odl . 8m ’ tho BOea,,,, B’- ™thc 


eiontly npparoht in otlr actiial organization, the Committee. All that was done /or tlic 
Hence looking at tho letter, rathe r than t he present , tliorefore. was til jnahmmnnd that all 


, , — Aircl-wmJrtnranwr 

Working of Methodism, the seeming, rather Superintendents be directed tu read nnd ox* j„ our constitmion witidhV™** t '" ! ^ 
than the reality, agitation has been aide to plain all new laws in the September Qunr- of nur elfureh exclusively withT^' 
find in some of the deficiencies of our exist- terly Meetings, so that the circuits may have govormjjntul powers and proromtiy™ mL 1 ® 


** JOU to 


ndk home with from and suffering under this evil, nnd now they 
got any benefit by go- arc talking, writing and voting upon it. 


eoouro' it. Tlio Mississippi Conference 'lots 
resolutely undertaken to endow one profes- 


of Instruction. 

•I. Therein, in connection with the Col- 
lege, a Preparatory Department, efficiently 


church, if yo« would get any benefit by go- arc talking, writing and voting upon it. resolutely undvfrtakon to endow one proles- ( > # Preparatory Department, efficient lv "’ K arrn "K omo " u 11 poor pretext 

ing to ehareh. Drive away this bird from This movoment will cbarilotorizc much of sorship. By a courtesy ns deserved ns it will co ,,a U otod by an experienced Principal ns wron « H '<■ inflicted. 

ye* a»d *11 of this feather. Some birds fol- this year's legislation throughout the Union, he popular, tip. Conference have named- ibis listed by the Faculty. 1 n * ,ove arc t *' e Bl 'ntiments of 


for tile a fair opportunity afforded them of eunsider- 


govormentnl powers nnd prerogative f 1 ** 
means, essential to its prosperity | 
trnriwise, very detrimental, funi i.i,!. ” 


tow the path of armies for the slaughter. Why should not society protect itself from tho Winans' Professorship. What the Lou- 5. The entire expenses for Board and Tui- , n,0 “ ' nymm ana suspending its operation lor twelve the increase which, under other circ^T ' 0 

this Krd follows the footsteps of the 1 sower,' the devastations of this do troyer! Counter- iriaua Conference wili call their professors!, ip tion amount to one hundred' and sixty-, me Dfivt ""fn t, V't 

' . , , . .... . v . . , . , u . . • (lollarfl per SeHHion of ten months. alleged by such persons, waiot ilmt Mctho- Another subject, brought by several 8 penk- u . ^o»iuLruic _in yvrj manylnrtwSa, 

makes much of hisUhorvmn. fe.tmg and steahng are punished. Thoiuur- wo are not ye advised. W c like the siigges- ( . Thhktc possesses permanent interest dism l,as|ien oppressive, sir that it has Ijeon „r&fbre tho Committee, was the necessity 

When you have be« coovmoed of sin. or Uercr is hanged nnd the felon imprisoned, tion that this ho left to be determined by the in th(! Collcf , C] „ 8 it ljUB tho p riv ilege of edu- ^"""vahle, far lcs). that ft has retroceded ; 0 f strengthening lay infiuetiee and circuit sa7nXn| of • the want rcre 'u***' ‘ 

comforted, under the ministrations of the Shall Uio mnupllcr, who is often tho cause donation of a generous hum -say one half eating ten students free of eluirgo for tuition. >»‘t flint it lias not adapted, moulded, rc-nr- representation in the District Meetings. Dr. other Protestant churches, which ^ 

pulpit; when you have been strengthened in and sourceof all these evils together, bo the tlio endowment, mid let it, bear tlio donor's Editors throughout tho Stato would confer ™ h l? e d. developed itself with hi [ffici ent prompt- Becehnm liimstdf, was anxious some tiling any exception, reeognigo tho right of tin 

the “inner man,’ and wrought up to the holy 0 „ly offender against tho health, peace, prop'- name.' 1 ft favor by inserting the hltiive information. >‘ u dc, or with- a just sagacity, so ns to meet should' ho done to secure this very desirable 

rcBolve of walking in newness of life, what ^ dud safetytf hi. feilow men .im wlln Lagrange College, Ain., has already gone ' Truly, yqurftiend, H. ILR.vtm, 


rongH it has inflicted. , ing tho law, and, if they think fit, .of exer- », ro iif lc ,..’ lUKl , yf muri JJ < 1 M !- 1 ' ' lvn ‘ 8 ^«r^ 

Tho above arc the septimentB of .many of cising their copfititutional riglit (granted in disaflecdon^ ^to°ou7mwmS 


Why Bhould not society protect itself from the Winans’ Professorship. What the Lou- 


Thi« Wrd follows the footsteps of the ‘sower.’ the devastations of* this destroyer ! Counter- 
•nd alas, makes much of his labor vain. feiting and stealing nro punished. Tliomur- 

When you have been conrinoed of sin, or derer is linnged nnd tlio felon impri»niied. 


isiana Conference will call their professorship 
wo are not yot ndvised. We liko the sugges- 
tion that this bo left to be determined by the 


. ... — n . n uiNiueeiiim to our own metnlicrs n^l 

the ablest and most attached laymen find 17'J7) of suspending its operation for twelve the increase which, midor ether circ Ar, ' ) 
ministers belonging to Methodism.. Wlint is months. , " would' .accrue to nur ebareli, the S'"!!”! 

alleged by such persons, is not that Mctho- Another subject, brought by scvernlspcak- ft[)d, e° n /idi' r ate in very many instances'^ 


V t. th«y can exert no contmlUng inftuJT 
circuit snv nothing of* the want resemblance J 
I. Dr. other Protestant churches, which 
tiling ft«y exception, recognize tho right of the S 
_:_..i.i.. t" imMieimite in iimklne nml n ..„i:r_o .. 


benefit does he confer who shows you that 
the sermon should have been discussed under 
three beads instead of four: that the plan 
was (aaity, the elocution defective, the style 


three heads mBtead of four: that the plan a pi B g„ c nnd pest house are never located in 
was faulty, the ^locution defective, the style the midst of- communities, __ And yot drani- 
in elegant ! Does this help forward the work 8 ] 10 pg nul y ho located at any good ** stand,'' 
of the Holy Ghost, and lead you on from ftn j the attendant evils forced upon a eom- 


they nrc powerless to protect 'themselves ! forivnrd in tlio matter. A few weeks ago we 
Quarantines are established for cities,, and advised our readers of the movements of l-’rc- 
a plague and pest house are never located in sident Pierce toward endowing, a professor- 


itude, or with- a just sagacity, bo as to meet should' bo done to secure this 'very desirable !" participate in making and modifying ii 
the exigencies of tltese times when all tilings object, but fur want , of time to define and m k'S ? r ?.P 0W ?*' 1 ; tab 

move with railway speed. ' mature the details of a plan, this matter -Iky elfureh in the I'lifted hhitesWhiclf 

McHiodism has not. wo say, boon station- over for tho proBont. • _ the e^opcratiGii of the lifity m U 8 \ciri*£ 

ary. Much lias been done during flic Inst • For the like. reasons >dycriU other exceed- councils: 

fifty years ill ninny departments, by way of j„gly important matters are postponed. A ud whereas, we verily believe Qut m 
organically recognizing and -developing lay; Aiming these are the thothisl of securing a •',’i y {j rt ‘“ ter t >y cni^i. .y |U beiamj i, 

tnientB and influeneo— of providiiig legiti- yet fuller proportion of lay influence in the tentioiiTml 
mate modes nnd channels for their exertion. r.,ntwh.ii»nnl (hmfi>n>ne» t'..i»»ii«r<ww- an.) ..r .....i n... r..:_ i J. 


AcKNOWI.EnO.MENT.- 


Mr. Campbell, 


_ Contenary College ; wo are authorjzod, us an 

of the Holy Ghost, and lead you on from anJ ‘ tho atton dant evils' forced upon a com- fmlwl «'«?. to state that a Methodist of Lou- hinl ’ 1,1 h ‘ 8 tainistorial labors there. Wo are "' ntL ' a !J > " 09 an<1 '' h ’ u ' nnl9 inr thoir fomtactioiml Conference Conimitfoes; and of and the fair-proportions and aminie^! 

« al.,. Hiinmt tn thr hanninritn of tlmn • , , . ^ • .. /. • i)loas^(l to hoar an intimation tlint Unv Mt- ha^o too often boon a stadium connecting all cf them, in the way of definite om- /ion, jn,coniparisOh with other lWur. 

h«^U^^totboh»ppmc« 8 oftl,osL mumt y, whether they w.U or not! Tim times UUUUk {hw nmno shall ho forthdonung, and ,t pl.«^d^o hoar an inttmatton that Bov Mr. too late in our onwtird march. We haveto'o representation, with tl.e lay element in the chnrehes, stTind out in a prommWXi 

who do them ! ihc hollowed mflucnco of of ^ ign o ran cc of social rights and reme- >» » "ftb'e,) will be one of the hundred L — lntondH E ath c. rl “B. » congregation in oftcn conceded, when it would have been more var i 0U8 District Meetings • and the desirable- « u,ta 8 f ,u S l imitin " i ,,llt |tlie fimntui 

the b««t Gospel sennans may be chocked lie- dies nrc passing away.' to endow the professorship of Natural Science our cit y- connect^ with that excellent wise and right to ltavo ness nf securing an annuaLeimeourse of lay 

tore thil odd, irreverent, sneering subtilty. W e confess that when taotioing, some l>y.B>'’ in g onc >»™lred dollars each. Are branch of the clrurcli to which lie belongs. These sentiments were 'shared by a consul- gentlemen belonging to all the eonncetignnl a tair nnd full remuneration teVfiJ 

The bed fromes of the soul are dissipated mont h, ag0i t i , 0 i no ipicncv of n measure to 4l, ere not ninety and nine othors " who will 1)ou,| tless lie .would succeed well. There is orable proportion or the members of, the Me- committees, to meet the President nnd all the preachers nnd their familii* rendered wta. 

Sr*- »—-“****•»•»-• j^-^ssa..*, 

■. .. State, our hopes were, feeble that any thing ”«* ! among us another pUrc.lianmr ot 1 rottst, int preceding Conference, which hail been sub- ,nd of reecivinc a formal charge and vale- ° ,n '•"‘^hU-ru e iudgment,tb.ttl, CM 

Thtwe entio isms do not always proceed could be done so soon, or with so much satis- T,, ° Alumni of this' College of. whom a Gbristmnlty. • m itted to tlio consideration of the Commit- diction from -the outitoim: President on tlm I'.lln! t’,!, 1 e‘SPL ( !! uml 


of the Cumberland Prcshytermn Chur'eh, re- fifty years in many departments, by way of' iugly important matters are postponed. 

Ship in Emory College, Ga. And now fcr I turns' his thanks to tho. I ndies o f Morntu St., organically recognizing and developing lay; Aiming tlmso are the method of securing I Vl" 1 ^ 4 ? reate > r >'sU he secured h 

CMitnnnfv Cnltiiim :" wo arn liiitiinriaml. «n K'hUifch,.lor dlstingidtltoS kihdneks shown nnd influeneo — of providing legiti- yet fuller proportion of lay influence in tile I taniiL'.'V.'M.r 

him, in his ministerial labors there. Wo are ma4lT I , no, ' ca and eluimiels for tfieir exertion. Connectionnl Conference Committees; and of 


who do them! 'ihe hallowed influence of 
toe best Gospel sermons may be choeked lie- 
fore this cold, irreverent, sneering subtilty. 


hud. 

These critic 


I erable proportion of the members of, the Me- 1 committees, to meet the President nnd all the 


in L'latiai niwuiiiin , ttnu liiu .ucnirili Ml'- i I a l i •. ii ■ - 

r . h „ ,v bonovolent and clmntnblo enterprise* mt 

>f securing an anuuaL.eoncourse of lay ing ()Ut ()f (mr ooonomy vaaUy 

umen belonging to till the conncctiqnal a iiiir rtnd full roihunbrution to our chuck* 


a luir turn lull remuneration to our chunk 
preachers nml their families rendered certi I 

.... i... Q'l r ^ 


niorial Committee. They were implied jin clerical members of committees, for tho pur- »» it ought to bo. Therefore 

not a few of the memorials ti(ldrC 88 #d to the p oso 0 f mutual intercourse and consultation. ^ 1 Convention hereby d< 


goodly number arc iilcssing the land with 
their labors and usefulness in various honor- 
able professions, might take up this nintter, 
nnd take it through in quick time. This is 


These criticisms do not always proceed could be done so soon, or With so much satis- Tlio Alumni of this' College of. whom a 
from an enemy, and the more the pity. They faction to the temperance party. It Boemod gobdly number are blessing the land with 
am not professedly invidious, or seemingly to0 muc h in odvnnco of the times nnd pulilie- tlinlr 1 ft ,J0rH llnd usefulness in various liohor- 
ill naturod. But so it is; they kill off the opinion. On tho 25tli of la-t month tho act able professions, might take up this matter, 
sermon, and that effectually. Table talk lias ))clow g; ven wa8 p as9C ^ ; h ,j ,' 0 l, 0 gi B lature of nn( ’ tako !t tllriiu g l1 •» ( l“‘ck time. This is 
outdone pulpit talk. Tho jest, the ill-timed' Do U i s i nmi . The bill originated in tlio Sen- a ow wherein the children ought to provide 
critique has rooted out the last serious im- atW] all j waa prosented to that body by tlio for 1,10 1111,1 n,,t the parent for tho 

pressiou. Hon. John MoVca. It pass'd the Senate and children. We should lie happy, from week 

It is well if reaction docs not follow coun- House n l m0flt unanimously, received tho sig- to weuk ’ to cllr0Ilicle 6accc8K ’in this affair, 
toroetom. The solemn performance of God s netmre of Gov. Waiker, and has bocomo a - 

embassador is brought into contempt, and law. METHODIST PRESS. 

the hearer begins to foci contempt for him- “An Act ottoemung the Licensing of Drinkmp Revivals.— T ho W. C. Advocate reports 

oelf for having been unduly affected by means House, and the fye of Intoxicating Li, puns many delightful visitations of grace. 

in a deq uat e and contrary to scientific rule. «» Stole- - ' • 

He will ba on his guard the next time, lie Sec ' Bo it enacted by the Senate and iu-achkiis as 1 uokessobs, etc.— R ev. J; 
wOimit suffer himself to be led off House of Representatives of the State’ of Lon- ^ a y'°y 18 writing some excellent articles in 


it is well if raaotion docs not follow coun- 


children. Wo should lie happy, from week 
to week, to chronicle success fin this affair. 

METHODIST PRESS. 


“An Act odnoniiiuf the Lm using of Drinking 
House, and the Atle of Intoxicating Liquors 
in this State. , 


|S|u rinl Corr*i|N>nilmc«' of Um A'lvixntc.) ’ most ]1 

LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. sideral 

* WESl.KVAN AtT'AlttS. % 

The important Committee on .Memorials, ° r Ina 
nppi linteil liy the last Conference, assembled tv . on ' ! 
on Tuesday, the 3d inst., and closed its sit- an ^ n ’| 
tings on Friday night last, tlie 13thvinst. • 

All regards had been for some time con- L 
verging towards ij, and during its session ' 
have been fixed upon it. It is undoubtedly w j j ,|j 
tlio most important committco that, has ever 


preceding Conference, which hail been sub- 
mitted to the consideration of the Commit- 
tee. There were still, However, a few of our 
most pious and honored ministers, apd a con- 
siderable proportion of oyr best and most 
respected lay members', who saw no necessity 


ntwf ui iiiuiiuni iiiiitiieiiuioti uiivt uiiinuiiiuuiii. , . . , ... . , , — e 

,. , i , , Clares, in ltsdoliherate iudgmentthAttlicm 

and of receiving a formal charge and vale- stitpti(m of tho Methodist KpliopM Chw? 

diction froBi-the outgoing 1 ’resident on the ouglit to lie so amended as to admit of the i, 
evening immediately prior to tlio opening of troduqtion of lay delegates into the 


tlio new Comorem.e. 

.Much was said, too, about, providing some 
public and' solemn ilethod of introducing new 


for making any. Niliauge in Methodism; and m pmliers into the Church, nlmut titodifying 
even, in some instances, earnestly deprecated our itineraney,' and appuinting “ Bishops." 


any niovcment in the direction of concession. 

Such wore the circumstances under which 
the Committed met in the Centenary Hull. 
.They resolved that thoir sittings should lie 
strictly privnte ; a wise resolution, nnd one 
which no doubt principally contributed to 


with diocesan jurisdiction and adequate pow- 
ers. “ Wlint we want,” said one of our. D. 
D.'s, ” is government. , 

But at present we can not sec nflr way 
clear to recommend any tiling on these points. 


and, Annual ( '(inferences, under red 
tinn^ 'ns shall not conflict with the right! c' 
tile clergy in thoir appropriate mii&tei 
and pastoral duties anil privileges, jet n 
to secure efleetunlly the voice and inli®. 
of the laity in the legislating or rale 
department of the church. 

Resolved, - Tlint this Convention berth, 
sportfully, petitions the General I'onfem 
tu give this subject the thought and attasi 
Which its importance requires, nml inner 1 ,' 
mice with the spirit and uiin of the ftotisi 


Dr. Newtou was absent from us through ill lution, bo to modify tho Discipline «f tit 

... i. ii ii ii ' . i t’lmrrh n«t t.u nrnO'uin l'nr In « liJnmtU. 


Rkvivals. — T ho VV. C. Advocate reports been summonod- to consult upon the affairs of th ^ orbc aring, brotherly rtnd perfectly frank h qft lth ;. Dr. Bunting was seldom able to l.r 


He will boot) hie guard the next time. He 
will wot suffer himself to be led off again. 


many delightful visitations of grace. 

I’kkaeheus as Professors, etc. — R ev. J: 
Bayloy is writing some excellent articles in 


British Mothodism. * 

Such a crisis 1ms never previously occurred 
in Methodism. From 17‘J. r > to 17it7 were 
years of (liBturbanco and violence— still we 


church as to provide for lay delepfas h 
our General and Annual Conferenca 
Resolved, That with a desire; as well to ren 
the time of the General Conference, uti 


and confidential character of the delibera- prchent, and breaks fast ; Dr. Dhton was pro- 

,,?■ , / . • , sent, in fine temper; so was also Mr. Stew- the time of the General Conference, u t 

r irst, the memorials were read, which oo- [) rt Bcecliam was our loader, and led facilitate the object we seek, wo suggest ik 

oupieil twelve hours, and after that the best a j nl irnl>ly.- George Alarsdpn gave us his following general plan, ns, in ourq3p»n[ 
part of nine long nnd close, days were, given M^ing; and our excellent Professor, Tlios. f'djy •"dets the case.: 
to the. iittontivf! titm nf tlm imitiorK i. . 1 . . .. 1 .....* -.1 .... <■ .1 1 .'I hat e\ery circuit or station dxuld b 


Dr. Beecham was our leader, and led facilitate the object we seek, we suggest ' 


. thin nulhit rhoftt. c *1 ^anft, in General Assembly convened, That the R. C. Advocato on this subject in answer fiml that cveti durimr thoso veart-of agitation ^ »»»« i«ng and close, days-woro-given blessing; and our excellent Professor, Tlio*. fuHy mtfets tho case*: 

t from and after the passage of tf.is act, the to Biiv. G. W. Langhorhe. The editor con- to the attentive consideration of the matters Jttcksu £ bestowed on ns bis hearty God- 

r, as he has learned to esteem ,t, l oltce Juries or the parishes, the Select., ion Hnucs bis able strictures on Dr. Howell s in the minfttes, nnd the new Connection, or mVoU ’f m 1 th ® lu T ortant cn ; spued. The amiable and learned Dr. Han- rerem-,. for the y^ar ,.r otherwii&s 

Mmrhim AVAV If hn fonla of *1in Imrttu Alnv/vv. .....1 A 1,1 — r • frilufntl fn fl>A TI.a (nmimr ..f , i, •! a ... -I /Ml i. . . . . J . J . . . . 


__ t. _ j.__ * .. „ . n . • . ° n oujuuv. uiuuiru si mu i, uiurciiMu in rcporicu ...... .n 

•iufeary, as he baa learned to esteem ft, Pohco Juries of the par, shea, the Seleotuion tanues his able strictures on Dr. Howell s in tl.e minfttes, nnd the new Connection, or ‘ BVolvad tho-imporUEUt dommisstSn _ 

ihaU not carry him away . If he focls, there of the towns, and Mayor nnd Aldermen of work Kilhamte parly, oil their- secession after the trttrtcd ‘° - th6 Gowmittoe. I he temper oi 0 ur President, was in the X’lmir. Dr. lay delegate (who, by virtue of his elect 

shall be a cause ! And henceforth the stale the cities, shall have the exclusive power to {) . () ... . Conference of 1790 only took away with was, lovely; the baud and spirit Bofifiiiam was large and. libenil in his views, shall be a niemlier of Annual Confetti*) 

born rebel is braced, and the hard heart make such laws and regulations for tho sale. Jur C liarlcston contempora- ^ ^ r , 000 ' ln 18 o 8 „ nd - of the Lord wore eminently, present; all yot sound and safe. Among.the nfyst res,,- «wy *«W'tive minister in full conncc 

or prolubition of tltc sale of intoxicatlm- li- r y refers with just satisfaction to Ins ultitimpy ,d 0 „ ,, ,, • ■ spoke with the most complete fullness anil i„i„ ,.„r,,rnii.r.i nrnuent wen. the vinnor n,. " ‘'em such cirdftits. or stations support. 

„„ , rr- ' «& ■ ray.JW 

criticising PRA 1 ERS. grant „ r wlt hhold liconscs from drinking “It is a fact deeply interesting to us that Leeds and Southwark, (London) arising out * u , ro ' hcarJ wlth tho ,n0Ht lirotl,orl y a,,,, 

This eats os difth a canker- Sociol prayer bouses and shops, ns a majority of the eiti- Dr. Olin, on bis deifth-bed, asked that tho of the famous Leeds Organ-eu.se. But this duigen 1 kindness. There reigned a ,lo|q 

meetings have been broken up by this unfor- len “ a " 11 ' ,oter8 any ward, parish, town or obituary column of tlio Southern Christ', un made no important impression at .the' time on ful unaulrait y of heart i a,ul tllere ru8ultl 

Innate, yea, wicked epirit of criticising city may so determine liy ballot. Advocate should be read to him. It was tlic the Connection at large, though it left behind wnawful unnmmity of judgment. 

' * b Cava. O Un U f...tV.Av. HM .a .... . . , „ .... . ... ^ . llP. Hi >1 *(■ ll tl 111 till. /» V . I ’ll >ui ( J oil f 


ami lrurned Dr. Hnn- 


forence for tlio year or otherwise, to elect o 


H P°k^ wUh the most complete fullness and i u te reformers present, were the young; au- 


pal and almost only seats of which uTicrarri thorSi WjUiam ArlTiur and . 1 .1T~R7~ clerical hrcthrijn in an election at- sucVto 

to us that LccdB and Southwark, (London) arising out were'lieurd with the most brotherly and in- ; u tt lno nth or six weeks the committee re- and in such manner us the Discipline vj 

that tlio of the famous Leeds Organ-ease. But this “ ul g° nt kmdness. There reigned a delight- , lB 8 e ml,les. to meet a gathering of-pnndpal preseriheineleetingdelcgute&deric'u/aniii 

Christian made no important impression at.tl.e- time on ful uaal, » llit y oT heart ; and there resulted,, lftymen onc of our central towns. After- m 

It was tlie the Connection at large, though it loft behind wo “ lk ‘ r f ul unammity of jiidguiont. wards their revised and completed 'Keport wo n ^ clerical, to hQpaid 

he read to it a seed and sediment of evil, which oncra-i . , r ' * £lf c :® m ’ . , le cx-1 resident, took tho w jjj ), e handed to the Conference. 1 will ar ,. now !ul id, ho that .the .nooreBt mental 


clerical brethren in an election at suchta 


METCfB ffettine abroad among the members Sec- 2 - lt further enacted, etc., That last ti mo he asked for anything to he read to it a seed and sediment of evil, which opera-, . r .' ' ^' c 0X - I>1L,R1(lc ‘ llt ! t00 ^ t,1( ‘ will 

v .. .. .. ‘ the State docs hereby relinquish all right and him.’’ v ted as a ferment at a later day. In 1835, leiul *» considerable proposals fur inodifiea- du ; y 

u^K y title to grant licenses in any parish, town or « . ™ . - Dr WnrrAn nmili. „ nroiAAt it,,, Ti,„„L. tion - He, however, anil all with him, firmly K „ 


iMmnKl hav. been qmte eiscouragod by.t, tiUe to grant licenses in any parish, town or Bastrop Academy Texas Weloarnfrom Dr. Warren made a pretext of the Theolo- tion ; He, however, and all with him firmly 

and toe croto to them rendered unbearable, city in the State, in which siud license is not L Academy, I faas. -W e learn from ^ IMBtufion {m in ft tWrd ( . (v resolved to maintain intact the true and orig- 

Other* have felt their earnestness balked, granted by .the legal authorities of said par- the ' U ' Bannor tl,at 1 ro1 - Gabor lNa P ,lu ' tion, the legitimate offspring of the second ln “ l P nnei P lc “ of Methodism— tlie peculiar 

•ad labored under powerful and painful Uh, oity or town ; but shall, through tho le- gy>. tt Hungarian exile, has accepted tho i n conjunction with the political temper of raB P ansibilit y and (therefore) authority of 

tantalum to oftr up prayers to the itohing gaHj constituted ofiicers, collect the State ohoir of Natural Philosophy, Languages, the times. 1792-97 was a period of. demo- ‘ ho P aHtorato ’ as tbe ruU,1 K power in the 

Mn of tlm OQnrrmti<m instMil *** ^ cen80 f rom 8U0 ^ licensed drinking [modern, we suppose,] and Chemistry in this cratic jind revolutionary excitement in gene- . urc 1 > t ie authority of the District meet- 

“ eZTZ. .aT . . : bou8ea aad ehops whenever established, no- academy xllB cditor encaks hi „, llv of h : 8 ral politics; it was at this periodfthat arose ln ? 8 ’ as »P~*ntot.va committees of Confcr- 

Wlien cue. come, forth from that privileged cording to existing laws- academy the edftor peaks highly of his th / firflt grcat Woal aftCT w ,. s . ence, possessing, ad interim authority; and 

place — the oonoert for prayer— making ridi- Sec. 3. Be it further enacted, etc., That . ley’s death. 1828-34 was another similar tlle BU P romo jurisdiction of the Confcronco,. 

culoua or oontemptaoua allusions to the all laws or parts of laws 'meonsistent with ^ 1 resident llancockcertiunlydcse.rvc 8 ii.il C p (M; h— the epoch of the repeal of the Tost ,lH tb c collective pastorate. The question of 

broken mieeoh or the lame thought of a bn- the present act lie,, and arc licroby repealed.” 1 10 crc ft in engayn), t ie si 1 vices of 1 r. X .,. an ^ Corporation acts, of Catholic Fmuncipn-i , ki y dub 'E ll rio n was not raised, as there was 

AE-A- • - A,.. This law will not vivn ii i ,JL„ .. a » d will be fully apprectutcd by tho'parc.s tion . J yj „o V „,„ti,m of »«t a single letter cr memorial., private or 


ily chronicle progress. 
February 20, 4852. 


THE PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION. 


broken speech or the lame thought of a bn - and arc hereby repealed.’’ 

that’s ot aster's earnest petitions to the This law will not give us much offense os 
* Throne of Grace, even the mind of an honest tho famou8 Maino li( l u °r law, nor can as 
publican must revolt at it. How such things much political capital be made out of it. Wo 
restrain prayer! It is a breach of Christian think it will work as well us that. It leaves 
fellowship; a flagrant violation of the boud natter where it ought to he left — in the 

of eonidenoe, love and sympathy. Ami, of the people, and subject to the con- 

wero it not that such stood perilously in need ^ of 1111)80 direcU y intercstod. No fnutter 
of the msM. Of puoe, the best judgment how stringent^ may bo tlio law enacted 


ence, possessing^ ml interim authority ; anil 
the supronio jurisdiction of tlie Conference, 
as the collective pastorate. The question of 
lay delegation was not raised, as there, wns 


This law will not give as much offense as , *?• y P . ‘ ho ‘P Mcnt8 tion, of the French Revolution of July, of uot u ,cttor or mmtei - u1 ’ l' riv “ to ,ir 

,c famous Maine liouor law. nor can as and ^ the students at Bastrop,” British Parliamentary add Municipal Reform. “¥ lal i “ircmtpr from imlividuul, which 


“““ “ ‘ ,a “ lIl, i'- British Parliamentary add Municipal Reform. 

Lay Moveuent. — lho Ch. Ad. and Jour- During this period wore stored up the mntc- 
nal, referring to tho very small attendance rials for agitation and combustion in the W'es- 


ycacheil us. \\ c. howoycr. itctcr.reil any no- 
tice till tho full and correct accounts of the 
Northern (,'hurch papers should he at hand.' 
as they nro now. 

Tiro Convention mot according to appoint- 
ment on Wednesday, March 3, in tlio Nnz.r.- 


so much ns mooted that point 


After- in equal numbers to tho General Confetia 
l lie mrt ” l ie' expense of all the idepvtc#. Is 
i 'ii wub as clerical, to lie jiaid us sucluna 
'. I will arc now paid, so that , the .poorest memfiii 
our church may lie qualified ns well s i 
X. most opulent. 

Resolved, That a copy of the foregditn 
lutions and preamble, duly signed »od« 
JNTION. bed b y tbo officers of this Convention, beh 
warded (to one of the Bishops, rcspeofci 
brief and requesting him to lay the same beforethtfe 
. • . . eral Conference ns soon after tlie opeett! 
I md the q&eiub as he may judge proper .’ 1 
' an y no " A motion was made and carried, to i 
its t, i n U p rho» first resolution, whereupon its 
at band ' move,] to adypt tlie resolution. K.Othea 
of C'hcfscii,-Alnss., moved to nincml then* 
i appoint- lotion' li y . 8 t r i k ing' out .the words, "relit 
ic Naze.- nuul ." In support of Ilia motion hererufti 


reth M. K. Church, and was called to ofdcr that |V ,„„ what ho i, ud loomed, thodam 


upon the PJiilailclphiu Convention, which was 
so respectably headed, and which lind boon 
got up at much, expense and pains, says : 

“On any respectable call, made on our 


lcyun.body, upon which Dr. Warren iilul his 
coadjutors worked in 1835 with so great ef- 
fect. But no preceding agitation is to he 
compared with tho present. 

Tho Wfcsleyan Association, in 1835-0, took 


means of grace, the best judgment buw stringent^ may bo tlio low enacted , , . , n , , . an ullr The Wfcsleyan Association, in 1835-0, took 

them wouldbe a sentence of exch, ag-dnst this traffic, its provisions would he Z 

sioo from tiioae privileged places, where God's inefficient whore public opinion was not fa- tho ubovo would, wo should think, be exceed- selves, who bad originally seceded 'in 1828 9 , 
children bold audienco with Him, and where Turable If any ward, parish, town or .city ingly probable . Wo presume the great pub- 


Thc propositions submitted to tlio meeting about Id o’clock by G. J. Hamilton, of Ken- the brethren 'calling' the Convention re' 
by tlio ex-Fresidcnt, related principally to Kington, on whose motion Colson 11. 'iskcll. of 8 ucv i r( . , 1 1C vo i C c . unU action of the Uin : 

tlio constitution and functions of lithe uqr- i rinity Church, wns culled to tlio chair, the hm^ "inukiirg department of the Ck ® 1 

terly Meeting. ’After a long and minute die- Messrs, (i. J. Hamilton, of hensington,' unit || t , d ; d mjt f u B y understand tlic Wf ff 1 
oussioti, they wore, with some not unimpor- Dr. J. ii. ( hrisman, ot Irinity t hurcb,|l’hil., j rit (d ,| le Convention, diut he judged th 
taut modifications, adopted l,y the committee, were then, on motion of John llufi'. of N’uza- th W( , ro r( , uUy friends of the Chuitl « 

As finally amended, tlioy arc substantially as roty Church, appointed secretaries, when the on) w ; 4llod )iy tho w r0 posod 

follows : - Rev, Dr. Cooper, pastor of Nazareth Church, increa80 Lts ’ cffec tivcncas. If tho objert 8 ' 


a the world. 


in consequence of tho Leeds case,, but wjio 


t tho Circuit Quarterly Meeting, foe all' wtt " callod u P" n to °P«n the (invention with t0 rpacll U|0 ; of act ; on 0 f tkeCbM 

n.l .„'.s.,nuou luwioRnmi rmivor. Me cnmimmcod hv riHidinP* tlio (it h ,,, n i 


himself to tiicin He does ni t wish to rid themselves of the nuisance of Jio expected a different result. The noise that afterwards coalesced with the ^cession of 
In the persons of sueh oriticn tippling houses, this law affnds them un op- lttH xi< ? n “.® ubout t,lc mattor, - ttD d tll ° 1835. PerhapsrSpQO or 10,000 more may 


legal and juridical purposes, he defined to con- prayer, l ie commenced by rbading tlio tith 
sist of, first, the ministers ahil supernumerary . chapter of the Acts of till 1 Apostles, nml after 
ministers of the Circuit; second, the Circuit tb<1 Kinging of tlic 218th hymn, offered up an 


does Satan present himself when the Sons of 
God appear before Him. Ardent, indeed, 
must the soul be that does not feel tho dam- 
per of such s presence. 

To say no more ; there is au unction con- 
cerned in aR right preaching and praying' 


purtunitytodoso. If tho people have a will "Mch the movement has found in have left the Tiiidy, who did not go with the SoCio.ty ahd 1‘qor .Stewards ; third, the Trus-- ™™e»t prayer. .... 

many quarters, authorized the opinion, among Association liut the nctuul loss in tho nro. of tho. Circuit, being nieinbors rcbident organized temporarily, it wus — 
for re icf. lierc is a way, and a short simple, those who did not understailU tho facts, tlint Bont c( „ ltroV ersy, as calculated from tl.e Con- h, ' thu circuit ; fourtb - ««> l-i a<l«r 8 of the Cir- Resolved, That the Executive 
effective one. On the contrary, if they wish the lay members of the M. I :. Churuli would nf IWO tn tv,nt nf IK'iO cuit ; fifth, Local Preacherk of three years’ twenty he invited to take scats 

A- |_. . . * . .. 1- .*A. ‘ ..a! At. A , r . . M-rtuct oi 104.; 10 i Dai OI 100 -, {U) come) .... . , * . " . vention. nnd 'to mrtieirmto in-itH 


The Convention then being 


it would bo liceessury to have aT 0 )« ,n 
General Conference. The Annual C ^ 
cnees are not legislative bodies, hence, u 
respect,' it Would be of no uso to wo 
gates to those bodies. They arc 


to curse themselves, ^to lay n snare in the way be in motion, and that a revolutii| 


be estimated at less ^tlian probably J U |J s ! an(1 ‘ n P 


Resolve (I, That the Executive* Committee of five to earry out the rules and rej 
twenty he invited to take scats in the Con- ad , thc ( ; encru l Conference. 


of tbeir children and noiglihors, to corrupt government might be reck, med upon us a 90,000- members. After making every ailow- 
their servants and to ti\x themselves for tlic atluri “' ^ * ancc for tlic increased dimensions of our body 


wherein the spirit of man communes with 8U PP° rt of v, ce. they are at liberty to do so. Zl °" 8 H ' ,rttld ’ from wbioh ,,ur '’-'tracts of as compared with" fu.vmer epochs, it will be 

1 ... .... . Om nraonnili'inmi /if ftwx. f' on*.,, r. .1 unnn i 1 . . 


euit; lifth, Local Preacher's of three years' twenty be invited to take seats m tlie Lon- i, v the General Conference. . 

full standing. ' , vimti.m, and to participate in its procccdi,^. Tho bpncss of the Annual' Ctofa** 

That all new powers conferred upon tin' Tlie mover of the roBolutinn said lie 1 e- exe l UH iv e j y ministerial, as laid down k ^ 
Quarterly Meeting tfifli only lie exercised liy' Bo'cd most of tlic members of thc Commit- 8 ect j„ ( 1 t i, e Discipline dcspriMn^lK 1 
it ns thus defined. ' tco were delegates to the Convention lmt s - mess if brethren examine it, ffi'J *® 1 


the Father of spirits, that rises far beyond 


We shall look with much interest for, thc 


Zion's Herald, from which our extracts of us compared with" fu.vmer epochs, it will be U 118 tlm8 dufi,u!d - t ‘‘° wore dolu e a4o » t0 tbe ( onvcntion : hut S - U1C88 . [f brethren examine it, die i 1 

the proceedings of the- Convention are made, seen that this is un immensely greater loss , this defined Quarterly. Meeting have there were some eight who Wo*c not, and „ that tll „ laity have nothing winch «1 

and which is lioubtlcss one of the “nUnrtnra. than, any former one. Our net loss last year, rcc hherty, at thc time of the June quarter was the purpose,,, his resolution to bring J,, j n the regular business of an 


tlmn. any former one. Our net loss last year, 8 ' X 

you will rental, I t, was 50,000. There can day ’( tho ltt8t '‘ uarter day bldoru tb . e Conf ‘' r ' 
he no doubt that we shall number still seve- enCo) to " 1< ' 1 " or,alizc tbo Collforence <m ' an - v 


day, (the last quarter day before tlie Confer- them ill. Adopted. It was- 

eneo) to memorialize the Conference on. any Resolved. That a committee consisting of onc 

matters of any gomyal couiioctidunl interest, from each delegation 'to tic appointed by tlic 


or specially affecting the particular circuit to 
which it belongs. 


— ... , and which is doubtless one of the "imarters thumany former one. Our net loss last year, V quur.c .---i™- ;; 

to* legitimate sphere of the critic. He has ««t local action under this law. -It .will be . ^ -. f m , ' you will remCinL, was 50,000. There can da y. (tho last quarter day before tlie Confer- them m. Adopted 

•o rales that reach the case. There i* „ al > honor wcato bearing that will be awarded " ' V ’- * ,tbat ' , be no doubt that we shall number still seve- enCo) to tbo Conference on.any Resolved Thtfta e 

wiad tost bloweth where it listeti, let him 10 thc P ari “ h ’ ward or town that takes the . / ! e ,mrdan .f 1,8 Players offered was ra] thouS)lndg le88 at thu . ( . milin Cnnfbrcnce. ,nat ^ 8 a any H^nal interest, from each delegate 

*-• Ti-*— a mmmn. ^ 

er pwfrnd, whenoe it cometh or ! thus remarks upon it: would inspire ib-,aml that if it be of God it' 1849 50 ' ' il ‘ at «*» defined Quarterly Meeting Ik- L “"S rloluti, 

whither it |goeto. Might it not tie an in,- ” " o congratulate our Temp,, ranee friends may succeed, lmt if it he nut of God it may “ ‘JlLh we reported a not in’ a>^ [andcr tho prcsidcncc Jru line ,J) of of this' Convention. 

Ptoty » wdl .. absurdity were our eartl.lv ! "* d thu °^ T . « th ? t S '* h8 the come to nought, It would seem, too, thu, there th “ C ‘ lairia " the District j constitute, i a tho 

to Mqdy he, Uw, to the fiery “ cl,; ! ‘teta re T T T *" 1 T’w ^ '* T '*« 11,1 d " abt that our :actu»l loss by agitation f. ^ tllu oas " hoc,, appointed b, 

Tea tongues” of the Holy Ghoto! ! aad inTotetimbS advZte , f Ten nr 1 «"f “ f T 1 amounted to several thousands.' wb . ,oh super, utcnHcnt minister of tin- delegates, the numl 

■ ■ . and inaelatignhlo adiocati of 1 cmpiriiiic •. M. K. Church. No aspiring , ambitious spir it ... , ... . Circuit conceives n pur ticulnr lcudors' meet- i ti t \l„iiy „r n,„ ; 


whither it Igoeth. Might it not tie an ini- I " e con K ra t u hite our Temperance friends may succeed, but if it lie not of God it nmy 


•* absurdity were 


Yen tongue*” of the Holy Ghost! 


I and tlio Order of the Sons generally, on the 
Ca ' - passage of this excellent ami favorable law. 


1 and indefatiguhlc udvoento of Temperance. \ 


to less tlmn 300.000. In 1849-50 (tlie ohol- , lua l 1,118 llenneu ^imEU-.-ly Meeting l„ 
era year) although, we reported a not in- ‘lie presid, inoe (pro lute 

crease of about 10,004) mombers, tl, ere can ‘lie Umirmnn. of thc District] constituted a 

he no doubt that our :aetu„l lass by agitation “ J . fur th<! r '" haa ri ,, E «f «ny east 

..mm.niroU.. aa..,.-,.! * ’ m which the superintendeiB lmmster of tin 


respective flelegutions, and one from tlie com- 
mittee of twenty, to be appointed b^ the 
Chairimux. of this Convention, be appointed 
to prepare resolutions expressive of tlie sense 


ference. Tho Annual Conference _ 
however, to some benevolent 
whieh the ltiity would be able to reu * , 
ministerial brethren much a f l8 ^ D ^ 
stead of having lay members ^ 
Conference, it would* be preferab ^ 
do arrangement whereby tlie An® ^ 


Tmjc Eftkct or Good Example.— Alubam 


j the Rev. xMr Harmon, great credit for the started the movement far personal . powor or 
! passage of this bill ; and indeed, wo are told renown.” 


Conference ! look at thit .— Two months ago ’* 1 ?*• u,ainl y his personal exertions in i And also that 


w The evM of (eVerv 1 the *®hjoet before tho membors, that “Some neryous, exei table spirits in tiic * w * ■ * . • ^ b , 

were u^your -Hito-gia-exam- U 1 Con ve ntion, e xpi C M c d tlieturelves mtlirudetftly .J.j m* ^de1S n : < 


umuunted to several tjiousamls. 

lt was'te cijnsulrin 'TcfiirLniCtrtiTivlint wffir 1 
to he done in such a crisis as tills that the 
Committee met to which I 'lmvo referred. 
The agitation, it is true, lias almost spent it- 


^ ^ till ill I llltgvlllvll to TV At 1 /IV'V . 

Upon calling the names of jtersons who had ference could appoint lay 
been appointed by their several ehurciies as numbers, ‘to aid their ifljniftWto j\J 
deh‘gates, tlio number was ascertained to l.c‘ the committees which have this e r . J 


in wiuen tlie superintendent minister ol thc dolbgiites, tho number was ascertained to l.c the committees which have tin 
* IIS* HAt g -leu^ws^ mce^ ..|_7.iL. ^AJany of-tlmiorwoj^nni-Aprosont-durin^ .Hiiujss.in- diargu>- 

ing to have brought in a false and factious ^j 1(; Convention. Thc^nuinliisr of, separate in the Confeftyjce on tho suhj 0 ^ 
>erdiet. I lie sentence is, in all eases, reservetl diurohes whieh reported the appointment of they would be intrusted, ll^t e 
iji the hands ol tlio cliicf pastor, wim, |iow- delegates was *10 .Of these 23 are in tin* expense of u large number of J ^ 

/•VDT. iw limiml ( ti III ir III tliii Inut 111 ' IMItA) A,. . n It 1 A * • 111 r / < I* ...... 1.1 Iw. otiVPll. f®“J 


.x;ver, is [found (aeeordin'g to the law ot 18.L) ) .State of I-ennsyl^unia, 15 belonging to l’liila- of Conference would be saved- 


pie in point. A writer in one of the Advo- 1 
cit es tf the Church, North, is endeavoring 


-and said tliut tlicy considered tlic admis- 


mcrical deduction, mat- in, paired resources. a , ld to oon6ult hi8 oollcsigucs and tho princi- 


Progress of tmv An • . , i ^on of lay delegates to the General Confer- b “* 'vido-sprcaU / sus,acion and , BH and frie 

I “‘AavooATi:.-. The interest | )ince „ m , rt ohtain , unlca8 ' b a'rust and, m many , daces, m sad and deep ^ di8uffeotion 


maieDi i-ennsyivniua, 10 ni-ionging 10 J.nna- «u eonu'ronec wouiu ^ 

th'lphiii'eityr 'rbroiTnivher^ff rliurehes-iumr- -gmi u B ris p a r mi e d by -soiuo- hf- .. ^ 
ally represented in tlie Con veh tion, was about Conferences, and is found to pr 


pal leaders and friends.' In extreme eases ol 30. There were but two delegates from New ble results. 


to rouse up the Conference to great deeds in * Uiol ‘ tb « ,ne,,lber * “f the ( onforcnccs, and , h co „ ld als „ lju ndmittl . d to » tho Annual 

and thus ends hi* stir- 11,0 P tttron " ° r ti‘« paper have displayed and j Conference. Some .said tliut tlio late division ' ku y 8, ’ un to 1UUS “ “ wuy 


despondency, still remain, find do "not seem |* r01n 


,,r rebellion, nn appcnl Fnglaiiil ; nml tlic States represented wer, 


i- rot-, ms. 

Mr. White, of Allegheny U‘J, 
i,„ u ., 18 a inenia.'.' 


the Bussionary cause, and thus ends hi* stit - lhe I ,tttron " ° r ti‘« paper have displayed and Conference. Some .said tliut tlio late division 
riag appeal; are displaying from week to week, in extend- of tlio Church. North and South, never 

“ How iuag will it be before thc Philadel- ln 8 itJi c *rculution upon a n unel uisli suhsenp- would have occurred had there been lay dol- 
phin Annual Conference, in her missionary Uo “ *“«'•, is very encouraging to us. As ( 'S' u,es in Hie Gcncnil Coiifi rcncc : (sucli a 
appropriations, will emulate the example oi . they cheer u^yu so substantially, w« would -“ :,ltil " cr ‘ t ^ rocc i vod witb " ulll ‘ .<- ,| ftPP>ng 
the Alahama Conference of the M. Episcopal cheer them on heartily. C)„r rcoeipU »peuk " f bu,ld “) 

Church, Sou til, which has recently -roll,-! welj-from every ,s,int of the compass W I ’ blW,ll P! ,iu ( ’l,rit;tia„ Advocate, (a 
* bW ““ rf ‘“•gw') ; Brethren have our thanks, ml while dom» I new M ' K ' C ' j " 86 '" ued) romark8 

, 'heir* so well, wc (cel buuii, I in conscience to . . ' 


thu Quarterly Meeting to tlic authority" Pennsylvania, Maryland, New Jersey, New «ooioty of which lie was a we® 
„.:n i„W J ... r : . 1 . 1 ...: 1 .:.. 1 , inutriictASi taw . 


Personal.— R ev. J. Boyle, D. D., of St. 

AMiia Conference, arrived during the wetk. 
nd Is s pen d in g a few days in this city. Tin 
toetorts health is much improved by his tra 


In nur in *1 r \ 1 i' “It is uno of tlio most imp .unit 1 ‘Vlt hcM of an cvll-cyed democratic and chartist spirit 

lu our duty m g.iuig the hard, and world lhu orgulli , at ; 0u of tlll . Church. The among tho masses, prevailing political sus- 


What arc thc cuuecs of this conditioif of the Superintendent, 
things ! Tho immediate and exciting cause. ThcMiiithority of the Minor District Com- 
is the righteous expulsion ot several disap- mittce, as a court for prompt resort, in jjusc 
pointed and envious men. J hey were able of a charge against a minister, is left un- 
men, energetic men, unscrupulous andnialig- touched, but so far as concerns a member ap- 
nunt men. i hey have plied the trade ol pealed against by a pastor, it is superseded 
agitation well. 1 hey have known neither by the above provisions, /i’lui memorial law, 
remorse, nor pity, jior deconey. 1 he*^)rinei- with its restrictions, is ulsu done away )>y the 
paljiredisposing causes have been the spread above reirulutions. 

..<• -i i i ... i . .. . . . r* . 


ol thc-cutirc District Meeting is still loit to y orki and Massachusetts. Three churches 
the Superintendent. | n ^ ow y ()rk ,Aj,, > 0 i n tod dologatos -Madison, 

I lilMilltliority of tho Minor District (.om- V'cstry Street, and Ituane Street. 


The (.’nnventinn, on niotinn of I’rnf. Allen, 
spent tlic rest of tlie' morning session in devo- 
tional exerciser. 

In the afternoon tho Convention was per- 


l.y tho above provisions. The memprial law, mam)ntly organized l.y the appointment of 
w;itl, us rcstn, 'tions, is also dono away l-y the Wm „ Ailcn, President of Girard College, 
u «im rcgii atioiis. uri President, witli Vico I’ri'KideiftK- -Messrs. 


i religious ‘ paper, nut only acceptable, hut change in the discipline of tl, • Church which 


■ccptibifity and animosity,' and tho revolution- 




* few day* in this oity. Th, while the new ones arc I ing attended (o. 
■ much improved by his tra ‘Rat the old subscribers, whose stlWription, 
He indulges the expectetion are running out, arc uot to lx, overlooked 
5 to bis charge. Fourth St. W* should regret to part with any of tlitstc 
I I’m in sound , ,aa]iiion. with win, in we have gone so plousaptly along, 

if#* m Urn, | ilmntfiii Uiu fimb IturU ym. 


Meantime, it will is.- rcnicuiherwl. it contemplates is very great, und its cfl'ccts n ry clmrueter id tiro times which have- beeti 


In. addition tu adopting tliese propositijuus. 
tlio, sen so of thu law of 171M, as to tby^Tml 
ot Trustees, was discussed and defined. 


Colson Heiskell, ’ I^hiladolpbia : J. D. 8 Jien. ""V "• i jrea k do^ 

1‘ittsburg j Samuel Watkins, Now. York ; Ja- 1 j ,,nu • ; , ;:u . 

l>ez Fratt, Boston, Mass.; VVilliariv G. Lor,d, ora noy . r Uliure ) r :i|k'' 


resblutionH^vhieli instructed J 
to voto fur the lay representation i $ 
General and the Annual Donnrt , ( | 
quosiloti arises, what is tlio o J 
representation f 

If it is t, oontfoltl,oftppf)in‘>“ e % 
pose itinerancy and the idpiscopacj ^ 
as an individual wiis oppose f 
•wanted tlie Church, in that rep^.^ 
main as sliO was— to use t ,e ^ 
incuts with- wliieli she hai 1 0 ,i 


I, arch wiir^J 

i... Filiation#' 1 


must lie of 


moment! no matter What may Ik 


j)ussing ovm* us. Minor predisposing eanseH H i(ie 


.i i. . i . i /• i. • • . ” .uti-iiiiini, un- muruuui jrwwiv wi 

the ii,mm, , !u,.teu,'t.ioii -f the (..ncral Confer- l.uvc been injudioiims administration (too DUoiplyie being repeatedly referred t„ as 
1 111 ’ ’ . Ml , - lax itirv often, und sometimes too harsh and proving the pruetiv’ahiniy mill desirableness 


i hc question of ''eodiUention ■ received eon- Newark, N.J.; N. G. Deal, Washington City : grcgntiuiialisni. i'lie questi 011 ' 
.orable utteift'mn, the American Book of l)'wis H l-;; d 'i'- )(n,,,klyii, V V., K. H.Iteoi, lK iism < 'onpregutinniili*'"- 

seiplinc being repeatedly referred t„ as SSf* 1 '' l. \ ! ld , B . n i Pb,la ' le 'P b,a: . Several speeches Vt«ro "““ U ’ 

.* * . h i i • »i BiumeutliaU: ot Carlisle, Ba. Secretaries” «\ \\ ml r«f«rred. 


, Our table has a few b^oku, etc., i«| 

,| it, a mitiff of wbivli, ffuui a prtsW of c ’ 1 

! 'dttlBtr, )s mviwhiy 


.... ..... ............... mm proving thu pructnaftnlijy ana .lestraineness. j K. CriBinan, I’hilndelphiu : *G. J. Hamilton, 

uu oeratto) on the part of some of inir too j of drawing up a 4 Jodu. Many dittieulties, Kensington ;, F. S. Gilbert. Now York ; Sani’l 
}R*rj)etually itinerant i.ninistori», igufirauce on | however,, lie in tlie way ; and* all that tlie Normowt, VVashingtun Oity. 
tlic part o| tlic people t, I <lto laws ii.ii,| priii- 1 e,,|mi|itt,:c felt it eoillii do at present, wao tq Jmlglt Whiteman, nf Philadelphia, elniir- 


uiv - 4 4 mu pvopje uio laws U/Uf prill- (‘i 

tfiphr pi tint LrM«!i| it nliluft tli,^ (M»yr m 




ftnnuiMituini Utu ssjuutiut 


tions , ifi’cred ami referred. , 

Thc debate was made to c« ’ ^p* 

jiict "f tlie respective p„wer“ J 
the Auiitial'i^d (leneraM •’‘ d '' r ' 


at present, was to Jnugit. wintcnmn, ol 1 Inluueipina. cinttr- Die '.inmiunijin •>" 

ami tfrWuiMtKHb IfDWfW )l»“ WWfilttW hi pMswlHttHfi nf Irt.V (loli'jjd)'^ 



‘7 lnfi tancea 



rormnontindij. 



>riate minutoi 


[tHU'.il.l'M 


ce aud influet* 


;tio'n at suck 



[invention, « 


l carried, to a 



ni l |,y Hi,, scvcrnl pponkorm nil ftwnr- 
n ' nV | . iiiinR 1".V ill'll' f<ntns tit tlio (inn- 
inp 1 1 ' , Illl'i till- "Illy miOBtlnn 1 „- 
r, ' ;l gmul »r ill ri'nilt rif mwling 

I"' Annual ('onfcrcReo,. 

lll n : ' .ntion. hi iiliimt " o'olfttfk, nnino- 


, (’diivcntinn. hi nliimtd oolotfk, nnino- 
. Illiiitinn'il until 7', it'din'k. 

'"’.ri Vimvi'nlii'i' ri'IMWornl ilnil nt, the np- 
. !-„l |,mir. null ■ "’ns «>P"no«l with prnyi'r. 
CV null ' 1 iither lin.-imw "i.s ilisjmti'linl. 

■ , new rrni'lntii’n introduced nnil roIVvi-.-il. 
con 8 i*lor«vtion of tl.« Wsolution i.n.li r ili.i- 

1 . • n tlm afternoon was resumed and 

jHiMion ,n 

e!mtin«c.i '.ntil 

thuhsiiav. 

11 0 Coiivolttiiin roMBoiiililyil nt 9 o'clock. 

. Jhc Trinity M. 1 ‘- < •hurt'll, in Kightli st„ 
heinfi I'lH'ncd na ««Hd with I'% CT , “"'l ,ll( - 

,.„mmuniontmm> Wore pyoSen.teil 
fr,™', various chufclu'H. sonic cijT whom .lid n'n,t 
,, nlllWpR ».,, to thiiC, invention. by Mb ftcc- 
most of them syinpnthimng with the 
j '• rn of the Convention, ip. one or. two 4 mm 
.( mires suggesting some plan of operation/ 
J i„ one instimee referring, for (lie prinei- 
Jcs which Unit Churali nfiprnveil. to Dr. Hus- 

I tom's hill "f Mtitual lUglits, publinlicd neve-- 
_1 years jig", nnd familinr to inithy of our 
hi two nr three instances,. such as 
v, (icorgo's 'clmrel.; Phiiiululphifi, uPd St. 


I s George's Church* niiiuuojpnm, amt ,st. 

I .M.'K. Church, the uoninmnioationa 
| oxpressed opposition to the' object of the Con- 
tention! the Sf. Gem-go's, on the ground that 
' wording ill the call in the address lif.thu 
Kirculite CoBHUttW of twenty, itho nlour 
mu left opon fdr any one not a regular delc- 
rato' to attend as a member— .thus gi ving, mi 
security fur, a fair expression of the senti- 
ments of the churches. • The. St. 1’fl.nl’s 
brethren objected on the ground that all sim- 
itar movements,- hittli in tircat Britain and in 
America, had resulted disastrously to the in- 
terests of the G Well. ■ 

After some discussion on other resolutions 
jnil substitutes introduced, which were Kind- 
ly referred Uuek;tt> the committee, ..the ..Con-. 
, en ti„n resumed the consideration of thelirst 
tfsoliition reported hy the committee on ros- 
(Jutions yesterday, the question being upon 
tM motion oT .Mr. Otheman, tu strike out'of' 
the resolution thetorui “ Annual Conference.'' 
The question was called for from various parts 
of the house. 

Considerable and able discussion followed. 
Mr, Cummings had hud the opportunity of fre- 
quent intercourse with prominent members 
of the Southern Church, and had carefully 
inquired as to their policy ; and this policy 
of lay representation' lmd been found to work 
admirably as far ns it lmd boon adopted. 
The Southern General Conference, winch sat 
at St. Louis in 1K50, resolved, in. order to ren- 
der their operations in temporal affairs morn 
efficient, to authorial) the several Conferences 
of the Church South to take action on the 
subject of lay representatjves, and many of 
them laid adopted) schemes growing out of 
that resolution. The Virginia Conference 
had acted immediately, and similar plans had 
since been adopted by the South Carolina, 

all hail been found to work effectually. 'The 
last effect of this action that had como to 
them. had been the announcement in the 
Northern papers, of the fact of Ii large in- 
[ crease in the funds of tlto 1 Alabama Confer- 
ence— n much smaller Conference than theirs 
—[the Philadelphia]— and which lmd "raised 
upwards of $25,000, nearly $27,000 for Jills- 
liotmry purposes. The fact was doubted at 
, first, and when it afterwurds came authenti- 
cated, the question was asked, “How 1ms this 
happened D’/and the answer was, “ It has 
been accomplished by the operation of this 
new system : by tlld Incorporation' of the 
laity and their vigorous, earnest and enor- 
getjc action into Conference movements.'' 
bueh results, lie hud little doubt,, would fol- 
low this policy every whore. In Tennessee 
the lay representatives won'. Ikhhi Jiilc mem- 
bers of the Conference for nil practicul.pur- 
puscs, nnd entitled to vote' upon all questions 

■ touching- Bee. affairs of tlic Church, except 
questii ins relating to the character of the 
preachers, which the pre^cTfers.t'luim the ex- 
clusive right’ to settle among themselves.. 

{The reader will he struck . with some- irt- 

■ accuracies in statement nnd reasoning here.] 

When Mr. C. lmd .concluded, tho question 
™ the amendment was called for from vari- 
ous parts of the house, and the call persisted 
"1 til the prohibition of further debate, which 

several gentlemen desired. 

Several delegates had como with instruc- 
tion from their 'churches tu go against any 
proposition to introduce lay representatives 
into the Annual Conferences. 

I" approaching the decision of tho ques- 
“on, it was moved tlmt tho vote be taken by 
negations; hut that being refused, a rising 
'ote was called for nnd resulted, yeas 37 
nays 70. J 

■ t * 10 amendment was lost. 

be question then recurring on flic origi- 
nal resolution, it was adopted, with few dis- 
anting. 

1 be Convention adjourned till 3 c. 

In the afternoon session, lifter prayer tunl 
the minutes, Air. Ashmead, from the 
0l «mittee “on licsulutlons offered," reported 
- nnancxed, which were read: 

bJon/iMl, That those eireuitsor stations. 
Qa ga>Mthiiic.wit||. 'the action of this Coo- 
J?' n,t fb" linvo found it inconvenient 
’ Wc^c lp , ll, 'mgiites,-ho J requested tir take 

GtosniUv, l c tl,u i! rumi “ 0H lls "ill put the 
view* .renee in the nossessiun of their 


The third resolution was nthended by Mr. 1 (tKNKKAJ* I NTT", 1,1, Hi I'VNOK 

Cummings, so ns to udtl after the Words, 

“ I bat every eirouit or station should lie al- , ClIAltlTV TT odt-lT ai.. — T he following is the re- 
lowed, annimlly, at tho Inst Quarterly Con- 1 " rn "f thl" Institution r„r Un-wick I'mlliis nn Saiiinlaj- 
feronim for tho year, or otherwise, to eject ^ dtseh^M. , .i.«M V ,- 

ilnu lay, delegate, (who, by virtuoof his elec- “ 

tion; shall ho a mcml.or of the Anmml Con- „Sl T 

forcncc,") the. words 11 with the right to vote r.-Hi'iinn nt l-;i . Damiiiin *tma. iigrit a. .vi lli'-, mui * im- 
J , •; tivi- ol Kiitolmitl. It M|i|iQ»ro(l llmt tlii'tlfccMiHil li:ti| In* n 

«|n cvvry *«uli|oct except im passing tin the «n tlio tmblt «»f uding-lr»rKe i|uinitltioA ».f ' Mori>lilrii> 
pliimi'i tdor Min nvmwilmwu '• mm wng cvlilriilly no inti>nt%n to rtunmlt The jury 

cniwicter.or trml ol the preftchcrs. the n v.-r.iirt timt . «ivntii wnM tUTntitmoii iiv t ire tu. 

resolution passed its amended. trmiup.tiun «.f tin- suipimtc »»r ' Murphim* in ihc><tt'.m,u !i. 

V I he resolutions reported hy the committee hm:n i now from i.n.. ri.» Mni.- 

in th(v*early part of the afternoon’s session jHiHdhimii*. thiirfbol ihh'f. hail coptnrvii. mi l 

and laid on the table, were then called up. '""/T" ' ^ • ll - ll "l ,1,l ' M " 

, , , , "■ unUnr PrMllti-tit'UiilH<rts. llrajiU.i mis iiIhhii olti,. , . 

eonSidereiuind ndopted. ' mt.-.i. that m»* ihoURht .tin. „„iy 

Tho blank in the third resolution wns.Hllod, lr “'"iuiuiy «n<l »i >m n 4 l i» « > l w l > lai n .a tm il i . i| u w . n . i . m t 
■after sundry 'ineffectual motions ns to the wir" rouyiit . umi n tmno mnniH-r uf tlii, iitsUru-m v 

. ... ... . , , ,, ,, wurit Killfil. I Im* to thii 10 iml.Ucim t'rof.H w» t m vm 

number, With ten, Viz: Jabez 1 ratt. Hos- klllrij nn.l twenty ft Vt n woumlPd. m-urly all ol a in . 111 

ton, Chairman ; Samuel Norm cut, Washing- w«rc i« » fiUr wny nr n*oVery. i'r«i*!iipnt itcAMitfl in die 
"ton, I)r. II. !>• Sellers, Pittsburgh, Samuel WiwniK" • Ui, t reb. 1.1 w,-r« to r.-. 

41 i lit •! i 1 i . ,, . volt by a tmilcr. who limt Hiiti|ith>il thini wTtli aniiiiiiui. 

* 1 ) hlladelphlll, h rancis 11- Knot, (loll, mill hail pnmkiM it thrill luogontif. »munl ill niuount 

Buffalo, Samuel Watkins, New York,' \y .‘ It . t" tin- iiuty he imiiitn tt.o -RwpuMln, if they wouM ovr- 
Deacon, Burlington, N. . 1 ., John Whiteman. ,hr " w t,u I OrittHlaornhlo tUMn's-s ima ixon oc- 

Vin»:i i i i • • a i. , , *. , .. ro5lom*d by tliHwur.iuiilftpiH'Ms nroiniulotothii (!ol(inir.n- 

'l lulndelphui, Cornelius Walsh- Newark. N. t, oa 8 «S#mfcoun[?y for n^f.. nucha, J Z lu- 

J., and Pewis D. Loder, Brooklyn, N. V. name of ».tu*w town ntnrlml on the' coma, which I 4 I 1 IH Ini r 

The preamble presented hy the committee I" '7'""; * n ,u ' rl , 11 !<■ 

... , * J hlhi'r n whkt XfWYork h to the United Siat.-g A Hra- 

on Wednesday attqrnoon, was then taken up zilinu Chargohad arrived, and wns to bi> formally rocolwiL 
and passed. ' - * — 

A communication was .read frnrii-the See- *■-• > v t 1 ..- civ,,,. > n, 

retarics ol a meeting held in St. Georges jn.ia.M .iuiiinv'ti, ti„, cote ..ingun broktcoui in u,„ rmniiy 
Church, February 1-1 th, disapproving of the " f He*. lt'ei'ii. nr Wnshinginn cminij. of wliid, Uir... 
object for which this Convention has been " T ,l1 " r !' u ' ,r " n '“" a Iwuw «fti*.ilwj ww 

, i r • , ii.'- nUackfd A ft mrth child whs nttiiokfil with tills invito- < 

convened, and refusing to send delegates, ns ui« w while r, .„r„i„s than the fuukrai. .u..., 
requpsted to do in tho hifoulnr addressed to' Hhottiy iWtoiVardB. .'hu? ih nmcrut nun-H tiifvt Adam Un- 
said church. Kai'A laiijily BUirt rt-d frt.ui Uiw »!,aino diiiiMt.M'. AImi. that 

. . nll'iiTP hiivc bo on nttneked with tlTa gnm^ipnh uty Tli«_* , 

A communication was read, containing the Democrat siyt* • •• it is fearful in iu operation ; in a ivw' 
proceedings of a meeting held in St. Paul’s hurrying those it altackn from wirtli. inHVitv «>t ' 
Al! E. Church, on Kobrnary 21, deeming it ‘ mr I'ri'-vribdi.' 

inexpedient to appoint delegates to the Con- Ukatii ... Mi,.. K, .1. Sm — ItifurinnUnn lia. I..*i*n re- 
vention, and cautioning the brethren of other n ivt,lI uf Ahe death or ^irn. k. j. siiuck. oonmirt'uf tin 
churches to heifare of th, oljeot as by said ^ 
mooting it was considered dangerous to the 

harmony and success of the M. E. Church tcn y° ars ut l l K c * nanusl Henry Myers, 

.. • VI A • » WM. run over by tho jocufliotiv. „i Mnn.-tifld. on Mt.u.lay 

I he (onvention adjourned -to meet at t ln ^ 1 Both hi« u-g.^-won* nmriy cut hi. ThhilcUe ttiimv 
r. m . ■ J*"dlil«l« , K'"»niputnti'd.butllvi-ili»ulyHl»'whnurHn!l.M* 

OUOCKI.M. . M Ihmi told hy hi» mother that in* uuuitUiu. he nuid : •• I 

'*( kimw it. hut 1 ‘aiut ufraiU. I went to Sunday jehttot. 

■Tho evening session was not well attended. molhor - ’ L 

Several gentlemen addressed the Coriventi.m . T , 1(! contumacious. Queen , If Madagasfar isrc- 

upon the snbjcot i,r the lay representation, I ’"'! 1 '' 1 t" t*, a,-»u h.t iinuiii „ri;iirr,iii i, 

and gave their views at length as to the sab 

utf.ry effect the admission of representatives ^MtoTwbSl'S,!^ 

into the ( onferenco would have upon the en- <l"n>Mo ImdAt ami ntar tlwlniliwiiee mhurnra In ml- 

tire Church; '• -tlmUa, fa^teri,^ ^ _ 

Air. Normint.'of Washington City, made lu *' i’ o«*mi i«i< >:» —The PlaquimtawAniUluil Irani. 

an extended address to tl.e Convention on the '!“>*,"? h “ 'T u r " nm '\ ln lu ' w - fr< v.n.ti» K 
... r . ‘ . . ‘ l , <MnboatH.p,LH|.li, g through Unit chafe. It likrwir.. 

general subject ot lay representations, winch «tat«wthat if th- drifJr.mtiniuvM running in tho Mm .> 
the Convention reiiucsted for puoucation. ’ *ii nntity for n wey^hmirt r. iinynu s.irr. u.tnhi i M < rhnk-.i 
r. M fy .• . | . | ' i»l in which cnn»*. navigation In the AttaknimM liLiliat 

I lie Convention at a late hour.adjou.rned direction will be outin-iy cut off. • 

*"'* l, ' e ' • • . t" : Bsiwik iw M.taeti. — l»n the li.t Inst team, with 

' <* ht uvyloadB wen- crowting- over the Omini'Aticut riYer oh 

y. ,* » * • mi n . rr i tlw iff. at Hart ford. 

C ha no*: of* AowHWH--4-he lNwtoffico ad- ‘ - 

dress of Rev. 1*. M.Goodwyn, l>. K. of Alonroc J Z Z ' TT ' \ Tk " n - 

* * to Btnrt for Laliforuin from tort Smith about tin* Irt 

District, is now Vernon, Jackson Purish, La. nf A i ’ r11 Th« overland mute from that point is ropre- 

«t*ntfd to Ik* an excHlcnt one. 

— lion. John Jv Mt*ttn* lias been appointed 

* QlirrUADY Notice. * by(ioT«*rnor(’olliir. j.f Alabama, to tin* -Hfat'tin tin* Cir- 

r , cult Court Dench in tin* Fourth Judicial* Dintrict. ma<h* 

t • vacant by the resignation of the lion. I., 1*. Wnlker. 

DILI) — In this city. lOthinst.. of consump- 

tion, i.K.K Y< K'K KKI.I., of Cooper county, r “.'* "■ '"eeii'.-aT- imporu »i x,.„-v,,rk 

* J from foreigu porta during tin* numth of I* i*bruary. fall Imi- 

AllsSonriv aged -4 years. low those nf the same period hint year, oxclmtivo of h|K*oii.. 

He had been a Christian and a member of l " tho amount of ^ 751 . 088 . nnd n tUTiihi* in tin* value h; 

. . ... . ...* . * . ' nil in Imports during . I iimury and February, Uedimated 

his life. His qnd ^sas peace. Kind friends, hy the Journal of Commerce at 20 per cent, 

mid those who knew u the heart of a Btran- 

ger, ministered to him in Ins last sickness. I„ut received a letter from Mr. Meagher, dated Hobart 


Cl)f It® (Drlraits Cljristifln liluiorntf.i 


' Qjot;.i;auy Notice. 

* 0 . 

DIED — In this city. lOthinst., of consump- 
tion, LEK , COCK-HELL, of Cooper couniy, 
.Missouri, agjfid 24 vears. 


.and buriotl him. A FkIKM), Town. August lhl»l. Mi». Mitchel.and her omidren 

had arrived there in excellent health. *Mr. Mitchel imd 

— taken a farm, upon the prooeoda of which he intend* to 

* a a * iur . support himaelf and bin family. O’llricu and hi.*, com- 

Advocat© omco, March 13* panions are well, but feel intensely the death-llke’ oxl-t. 

ence which they are doomed to drag out in that receptacle . 

$&- Per«on* making remittance* will plca*e net* that of dn ‘B ! ' Rud outcast" of KuRlinh villainy, 
they arc acknowledged. - ~~ - 


A Fkiknd, 


Advocate Office, March 13* 


Dy l* 08 t-Ma*ter : n. p. II. Tatum, Warrior 8tand. 


GMinRAtTs o* the IsTHMt fl. — Several of thepasaengor* 


.■P.V:'. $ 2 60 by the Empire City, recently arrived at NewYork. u-turned 


ny Rev. J. D. Fisher: *n. 9. R II. Hudson ; n. s. from I’auauia 

Martha Levcrett ; u s. S A. Fitts ; n 9 J. J. pusange from I 

Ab*ton ; n. b.' H. H. JHfric**, Upiontown, Ala., iin«er*are at 

N. 9. Rev. J no M Baker. Milton, Fla J 5u on their way. 

By Rev. W.*J. Stafford : n a. Rev. J. J. Cowart. 

Clarendon, Ark. . he** $2 60. T„, : >i, NT j 

By llev: R .Randle : n. h .Miles Wan*. Frankvilh*. i,;iuJtii 

I.a . n . .v It. M. Keunou. Mlndeu, La (All bdlswlll soou 

right.; . . Lera *5 UO. Mean* in the 

By Rev. II At Morae : n. 1*. E. M. Richardson. acted ort first. 

l'nttersonvillc. La 2 60 that the New’ 

n. s. Mm. M. 8. llowman. Jeannerett'n, La 2 60 ... . 

Mr. M K. fn-blm. N,.w.Iberia. 1.B 2 ,V| Mint un the g 


from BaiiHtua in eonwtiuenee of being unable to obtaiu a 
passage from that port to Fan I’rancisro. About 5000 pas- 
senger* are at preruut m, the Isthmus, and many more are 


Tii»:Mixt Biu.s.— The California and New York Mint 
bdlswill soon Im* reported by the Committee of W nvsMtnd 
Mean* i« the House.' The Californla^bill will probably hi* 
, acted ort first, and should it puP9. lt is generally thought 
- SO that tlu* NewYork bill will fail. California demand* a 


Mrs M. F. Peebles. New IlM-riH. La ‘ I 3 ^ M ‘nt on the ground that she produces the gold to ro0 

R. F. Fatten. Perry's Ilridge. La ' 2W atul about the only objection urged to the demand, J* the 


By Rt*v. .1*. K. CJreen : n. s. J. W. Winhorue. Mon- , 
t (cello. Mi. . Less $2 60. ' ^ 

N- s. W. J. Brown. y .Iackson. Mi 60 

By Rev. .1 \V. Ilolston : n. s .lames Mink : n s 
Dan. Viewer ; n s Jno. darner; n * Miss tP 
A. Cooper. Monte valln. Ala 00 


| expense of such an establishment In .that- country. 

The Riveic Amazon. — T he Amuzou. with its tributaries 
Is. said to afford an inland navigation up nnil down ol m-t 
less than 70.000 miles. The couutry drained hy ihitt- 


By It. II. LCnnard: For self, Talbotton. da.. 2 60 river, and tho water courses connected with it. is nio; 


11 . 9 . Rev. Jt. W Uigham. Panama . 2 60 thai 

By Rev. D. Duncftn : 11 9.. Benj. Derail. Hampden. 

Ahv. ; ..p. s. .Joseph Agee, llumpddu. Ala.. Less al 

*500. ^ . all t 

By Rev. . D. C. Wtm*.:.n. 9 . S 11. Arnold. 8uilth> a pa 

” Mills. Ml TTrt-*.,. ...k 2 . 60 

n. 9.4V; II. Beck, drenada. Mi; 2 60 p. 

By Rev. C. D. Oliver: n. *. IV. H. Fiiiith; Moiitirli. 

mery. Ala. . Less $2 60 v 11,0 

By K. A>Taylor. P. M : J. Shaw. Dayton. Ala ; Dr. Fiai 

A. F. Vuiighn. Demopolis, Ala.. 6 ,kP hint 

By Kev. T. W. Dorman : Ji>s. Fykes. Columhu.v ill" 

' Less >2 60. 4 

N s. Jno Parker. Mobile. *j 's» A,l,< 

■I udgo Clark. N. 0 •” .V, 

N * D. J. Wasson, No 2 .'si 

H iiUHleacon. N, O ' 2 ivT the 

Itobt. Brown. N. .c.’ ‘ , 

N- s. 4, d lletsen. N. O 2 .’*u - 

By Rev. T. W. Munuing: n. s. J H Vernou ; l n. s. ” ! 

B. A. Hill, Athens. 511. ; n. s. J. \V. Manning. 1201 

Hope. Ala. : n. s. Win. Buntln. Bastrop. La ; Capt i c. ip 

H Tyrone, Splunge. Ml. : Win. Wise, i^uiucy. Mi 15 on 

l;-*v. Wesley Smith. Texas 2 50 

I *cv. L Pierce. Iml. mi 4cet. of sUUs . ! ! 1 * . * 1 1 ! * 1 nu I n ''P 

-N s. A. Lefilu, Wilmington. Ark. . ” 2 5tp' port 


2 60 than half as large as Europe, and it. is thought to contai u 
10 arly as much arable land within it as is to he fouml c u 
all that continent. It hns resources enough to mainr^i n 
a population of hundred* of millions of soul*. 


2 6u Fhansi.in. — I t is rather a curious incident, that whVu 

the Americans sent Dr Franklin, u printer, as Minister to 
^ Fiance, the Court or "Versailles sent M. diranj. a ho<*k- 
6 tn, hinder, as Minister Jo Congress. When Dr. Franklin vvjis 
told of Ih**4I’i'll." said he. - I'll /»-oi*-the iudepeudeue" of 
;k( 'America, nnd 5f'tMrard will bind it." . 

• t *l( | -NBBltofc, 77 ' ^-v y 

2 .Vi The Tiude oe Bosion. — T lu- Botipn Traveler incut iNt* 
2 50 ' the following fact* of the trade of that efty.;.. Durlug the 
2 60 | in-fflve months ov.er 86.000 cases ,ofj) 0 ot* anil'sTineaji »» 

" * ,n i I** en shipped from that pc/rt? In the .same tine iielirf^* 
j 120000 bales of cotton have been landed there. The ro- 
I eeipts of coal from 'Philadelphia alone last year were oa-*t 
fj V° :ut<).000 tons. Everything else used In manufacturing, aud 
j ( J,i required for home consumption. Is iu about the same pw- 
2 5trj portion. _ •* 


By Hev A N Ross: 11 s Maj Lysle. u s Dr Job Taylor. 

11 s Rev dill. Marslittll.il Old Sturdivan. II Iliil. 
Texas. . Less . fill! 00. 

By Hey J Hamilton : Mrs E Battle; .1 Burden; I) W 
A d(todmuu; It A Baker; d Haig; J 8 doodman; I 
C. Dubose; C W Nesbitt : T Oweu; Rev T J McCoy. 

Mobile. Ala:.... . . • ’ . *25 , 

By Hev I) Duiirau u s A 11 Otey; n ieC W CoUin*. *" 
MaVoit, Ala. .(Ceytainly. not restricted to 20 
l 1 "" H, *bs. f\\ e wiirr eceive 40. nr more). . Less (HI. 


lli’NGAiiiAN Immiokantn — A party of twenty Iluuga- 
rlajl* have reached Clneinuatl rn rintte for Missouri to 
porelmie a tract' of land to settle upon and cultivate. 
The party is in charge of Capt. drutzey. and they have 
(Uitficlent means to purchase lu .000 acres of laud, and nil 
,the necessary ugriculturiil Implements for cultivation, and 
to st(H*k the same. 

B Much better than traveling about the country with a 
princely unite at the expctUO of the people. 


By Itev H A Morse 11 s Mrs k Robbins. Pattennn- j Hovr.aaMENT lhi.i.» Photem-eo.— Bills to the amount J 

vilh*. La; us Win Thorn*. Breaux Bridge. La; I ^L'-OOO. drawn by officer* of the army uud navy on tin* 

'iTh,. t '-""'ttllioprilU'. I... tu 1.11 | Ui.Turara'mt. hav« I.™,, w! ,itl«ck frum Wwliliutoii tin- 

1 1 in* ituck number* begin, as reuucstcd. ) , , .. , . ; , 

By Rev 8 Lynch, us T M Kimble Hickorv HIM 1 1 d ' h, ‘' ,|4UM ' lh « appropriations jnadedor these depar - 


Hewa on t\ w, v im.Mf 

2 It 1 . ,U9 .Wnporfant quiuticn. 

OtoCST* 1 " at ‘.t»» Btismbers of thb'Con- 
ttrunijy m J Tf ,' la , | llc y I tftvo -,cvw I'oon'. 
«pisn»pacTof l* 1 ? /itmemncy nn.l tlio 
4c SSik “n Church - th(, y atfiKNUy 

a "y tiiotwurok m1? 1 r P ? fC ’ fO | n0 ! J t< ’ udopt 
“tfeiiirthnn .. t,l; 11 '“tty lio lound ni'eesmry to 

fwmur- M ti "» ( 1 I'erpetmito tl.e 

of. ear J t egurd '; utl ‘ ,l! * “ Tfeut 
°ewiify to r ; “ uoeQ88 t 11,1,1 opeontiully ne- 

CMr ?'rr it y' . 

u or 1 l,M ( on vontion ajipoinl 

Hng tlfo . ton^to inout in Hnsttin, du 
VIiumi a -•* 'f. ,llc GotHirfil ('oriformibe, 

' fewitoo tl.M - ,tt U li“ to lity beforo i»1d Con- 

M'enlion 11,1,1 r <'H«lltttiorn, of this 

funli in n ' 1,1 'tJyouuto tlio oljgetH tot 

T HemS o’-i ,u J, ' Bt or " llr nhility. 

* 1*0 re«oi .... ' i. ,,lt tlio sni.l. committee hIuiII 
iw.* . . ) u Mil ‘voiniom. ..*• „i. i. 


. .... . • * ... u, • iiuuimii mi'. *,n. | 

. (Hit* bark number* begin, as requested.) 
tlyU.-c , T M KimUlt-. Iliukttrv Hill. 

I exits. Less $2 60 . 

I'.v It. v w K M I, Inti,. la : (• Miiyerhoff. Kutirnrlli 
, w j";,' 1"_. '““ »•«» Mc lti... II . Cna.k, Ml..,,. 
Ily llcv.l W I.ioicy , n . Join, M lUjpin. n. (tluui'tf 

" “ B " W *’ ‘•“'“•x- Oolum- 
"Vi*-’ ,'1^ *5“V" : “ * W ToUon, New Bum,., , 

if. lt,V " r " •' “ " ® r T 8 Ju.lfi', l.n. 

_iYm_U'-ubb. • D *j**9 H fft4*(r-Fll»r; rr ; rr. 


inents have lw*en exhausted, uud they will not Is* puhl 
until new appropriation* are made. 

8iii (huKi.Es Naneii. — T his distiugui.-hed stddier was 
wt.iimled in the battle Of Corunna, .la unary Id. 18U9 ; \v. • 
h*fl for dead v U|sm the field of battle, and was reported iu 
tin* dispAtcheii «»f Fir John Hope as among the kill* • I . 
That dispat eh wtui published in Jho London OazvLt*'’, i f 
I .luijiiary 2 4. ISoil, . Ac ting u pon this i utclligencc! hi* 


m- . - . — — 'O - r ; — ,» • 5 : — — — ■— •- 

By Uuv J IV .MuCmohuu ; „ . .1 II iu„ j.i; j.' r ;,' v Y : ,,r,,,l "' r Kiflwnl Nopl.-r. ,>r..re.l .lila *ill i,i III.- I'i>t.«v 

deuce. Alu. . Less $2 bn t * v,* Court of Cqnte.rhury. uud obtained letters tentumeul - 


By Rev J ’J’ Roper : n h Aaron I’aeker. Missouri. Ala- 
o H James Tucker. Mt Serene. Alu; n s Joel lla- 
miter, n s Bryant Bass. Ft. Browder. Ala; and $5 

on »ect l (All right.) 15 - 

By. Hev t: Meduffee : n s A M Ulvun; n s Mary L 
Shelby. Tallula. Miss. . Less 6 , 

B> Hev. A. T. M Fly : 11 . s. M'nlter Shropshire ; n. 
s Elizaheth Middleton'; ll. I. Catharine A King. 

Woodvillu. Mi. ; and $2 60 on ae«;t fo (si 

By Hev. C. C. Maybee : nr 9 . 11. D. I'owell, Yai(*o 
City. Miss.. Less $2 60. 

By Hoy T. Moody ' Dr. J. II, We-hb. Fumtervilh*. 

Alu; Wui. Godfrey. Jones' Bluff. Ala 6 tit, 

n s. Mary A. Fwilley, Joints' Bluff. Ala. . Less $2 


arv upon It i"n Feh.ruary vf.Jhe' same year *'Un the 3d of 
IhtsfolIpwing^May dharlvs James Napier came iu person 
ill in Court nnd received hack Ins will, the probate being 
canceled. Header* are Aware how eventful hn9 bocb (he 
j hero’s life since then. The remarkable fuels uIh>vc nnr- 
r-ned may ho found in I'hlUlinoru’* Kcclesladicid 
»bl, 1. pHge 83. . ' 


lurll > in tin!,,, , 0L ' ate t, '° V‘t 

T HemS ,,r " ur nbifity. 

*1*0 reo(.i v „ * ’n ,,lt UiO -aantL' flommittuo hIuiII 

•“I yet I,,,,, , 7V t0m,,,un,uut,u,1B 1,1 ubiiTohtiH 

•tok u tirav I ,ll,J o<irreHf.oiul with nil 
1 urduf i 1 ! 1 .‘“'’qfalilO to. tlm, iimvimmnt. 
"(f kret|,„.„ "i UB tWl im '■xj,i'CKhi,m of 
Um jiiriwlimirtn of thin 

t «>li,'ii X?rr^' Im ’ 'ai«iii<qL uinU. 

I, (| • ''by th**ir Imml. in tlm niOK" 
All,. ' U " l '’ ii'U'Oimti'l 

"V'mj m' 1 ' | ,, ‘! ,i, K To fnmnniuT imainutuq Hi,,- 
*•**' Ii.-xt rap«rU-l oil \Vq4iit>wlitv, 

if ny,.. . * 1 '". M| ’ “ ,,J " J,, I , M. by B votn of 

Mfa h " vl, w '1»«' 


J. 1* M. ; n. s. W. B. Barnes. Grenada, 
Misn Less $2 60. (The arrangement you pro- 
pose is fciitlsfuitory,) 

i»y Rev a. ,.M Boyd . n. s Moses M. Saunders. Eu- 

it o A " " Heasuu Howell. Jones’ Bluff 

i» 1.. ,., A *Mohhau : 11. s ' Rev l*. W. Sandal, 
Danville. Texas. . Less $2 6p 

Ark V *"/i '\ ul : r r : K McClure. Lamartine. 

Ark . A Godbo ht. Ouaehlttn. Ark ; 11 s Rev J 
Bcouhum. Mi Moriah. Ark Less f ,7 fsi /The 

Bj^lluv () M Add!* 0 ‘ 4tt " nd, ; d U> i " A * ,f '' r 
Texas 1 " H W WIUIaiuh. Rocky Mill. 

N s J U i’uyuc, N 0* .* , 

“Vi;: o±,x if 'Twr 

IIv'a'mv- 1 *!' , , 7'i! v * a ,,,,d i.Ug, ,t ,,r ’ ,ru1 ' r 

!!i * 1 , 11 .1 , a,,., 


Iiie New^ohk 1 1 toHAi.ii a n o hie Aut IJnio.n .-—T he Hy- 
roi’tler of NewYork has rendered a decision on th** motlon.- 
6 till niede some time since on Ikiji part of the counsel for Mr 
James Gordon Hennctt. editor of the N'ewYork Herald, to | 
quash the indictment found against him- for libel upon 
tli- "American Art Union ’ lie stated that. Hu, hsso 
eudion was not a constitutional one; that Us nims nnd 
practice*! were npt such us the euiodlLut Ion eountenanea d 
un i us it was therefore un illegal ussoeiutiou, the iudlct- 
. • mud must l*e quashed. 

.A L*in.», I'mii.u; Bt. il.uiNq. — Thu new Htute House a* 
<;,il„ml,u». UUIu. Ik 16 b„ tho Ijirguiit ButMiiig vf llio kl,A 

■ In 1 1,.- I'l.lli'il flat,', 'n, „i Will |„. murj |„r K ,-r tliaiil- 
[. ti’*t***-.sM»yr It Fs: I- by" 1st feet, and covers hii area ot 
•J ,V *»’» 'i.jli square feet That of Beuioyivai.la j- ISahy Hu fe**i 
. re, ring tin an 1 of 14 I'Sl tjUiie f*« l. and that of New 
Vn?k. 116. by VK) feet . covering an’ area of 1(1,1160 square 


.SvAiA. — Advii^si to ihi, 

un *l'ri ..ill , I Uimfw 


A viMicralilo gontlottutu in Virginia rnnil oil 
to tlio publisher*, lost weak, payment for his fiftieth y« ,r's 
subscription to the National intelllgenrer 

Notirp linn boon given in tlio Lrgislutun «'f 

• Milo of n hill to prevent any further ncUlrineiit of Ooh 1 . m 
people In that Flute, " 

A follow seven foot high jmssed’ Uirot gli 
Ohm-lesion; nn his way to OnUfutnlu On being n*ke«fi hv 
he ( en lured omso huxirdous a joiirnev. lie replied/ t icy 
didn't want him any /mign down In Maine, 

Tho bouts of tlio Krio Cmml, it . I ln*y , w(«fo 
t'laee’d ill a line, would ivneli from ADhoiy'li. t’llr.I 'There 
are 6015 of Itiem. * * 1 . 

T|m Coronor of Fltilntlolpliin rocfintly bob! tfwo 
inqu*- t« ly one morning over iw < bodies of female*. - -ti„. 
verdij-t Li each being — ?• deal It from exCi **<lve intem|ui 
nnce.". 

I’riv.-ilt* lot torn front London stnto t lint nljoi* 
the llahti reduced Its price for gold outsiders eoiitbmeil 
to tak«* lt*i,t tin* previ .,*■< rnt'-'v and H thought 4 In* 
Bank woultl reeomiil* r it ^ action on the : object i 
lion. Aloxuntlor DutfrTm. revoval yonra in 

fin 1 ' 2 d ind.'. while (illi;rnptit>g t" draw front the water a 
dtirk he lmd shot a few mile* In nil home. 

(’on tracts baVo boon inn'l** it) New. York for'tlro 
Minstruetion of two ‘teantships for the route -troni'.F in 
.Ilian .11*1 jnd to Fan 1 ranrl-eo They are to hi- llr.-t-eta?* 
steamers with wplkingdieain engine* 

N. IV Willis Im.s Hiiilcl for Ilurmtliln on a xby 

n'*t* for health lit! Is accompanied hy hi* fiilhcrdn-iuw. 
lion .ir.-t.-ph drlnnell lie hns been suffering for silme • 
time of n seven* pulmonary complaint. 

Tlio Arctic brings intelligence that the Empe- 
ror of Austria has couloi r/ d tin* order of the Iron drdiYi) 
upan Chevalier Ilulseninun. a* a mark (if .approbation jfor 
hi* rour-e at Washlnglon 

Smgcr.s’ .salaries arc liigU at tboLnperinl T ic- 
utre at Ft d‘«*ter*hurgh : Grlsi and Marlb have each £ 'Min 
fora season of six months', Mdnn*. Mednrl. who Is rap dly 
rising. in her profession, has £2JMM) . and the other pri :ei- 
pal singer*, male ninl female, are paid in proportion. 

It is computed that tKere were 7»0S4,H57 ncr- 

*on* earr'iiVil on railroads iir the United Ftates hist yvnr. 
a'nl only 8u klllocl and 17 injured. Mostuf tin* killed ’4 ere 
employees bf the companies. There were lll»67 persons 
carried ford-very mile of road. 

One hundred and lillv of the pupils of {lie 
College Louis-b*. Grand Imv- been expelled In cohsuqutjnrc 
of a r»*vult which recently broke out among them on the 
"subject of some pUniMuflC.Ilt intlirte(( after the banquet of 
Ft/ Charlemagne. , 

Tlk> Qmmili'l'l ‘ttiQ.iuiB Buys 'irlpitrr^nnwtl- 

, through the l'"*t tHfici* iii that town, directed to’ 

Mr 

liens Dali. 

. knew ham 

* ✓ . Shier 

Mr. Weed writes lYom flcnoa that, as the 

portrait of Golumbu* was destroyed by the recent eobfiu. 
gration in the Congressional Library, the American l'on- 
sul at Genoa is endeavoring to ntAuIli a nqiy of tin* pnly 
original in existence, which l»(*loltgs to a family in ‘that 
city. 

It is mentioned ns n rotimrkrtblccircumRtiincc 
that within thi'past month iiyj made firmly Into Luke On- 
tario. a distance of some three miles from the pier*. tj» tin- 
depth of fair inches. Such a thing is not in the mjol-q 
lection of the oldest .inhabitant) find may not be seen again 
for n ccut’urjf to come. , : i 

A nqgro oii Long Island recently drank a'pint 
Of. brandy on a' wager, when partly intoxicated After 
remaining insensible for lifteou h'dirs. lu* revived ; and 
drank ..freely, of cold w ider. .hnD soon after tiled. )TUo« 
Coro n 1 r's jury return* d a verdict, that tin* deceased ".died 
froindrlnkiug too much mid i/nttr.'' 

A party of eight (ieorgians, bunting in Flori- 
da lately, are -reported to have bagged iu six days 48 fleer. 
57 turkeys. 3 aliigator* (one IS feet '4 inches long, J one ! 
panther, and five bond of wild cattle. Bagging Midi game ! 
a* this is almost equal to dumthing* bagging an elepnaut 
in Africa. 

Kx -President Tyler is out with u letter ort in- 
tefvcnllon, in wliiili In* intimates that wo eainitltTlh tmi’ 
much for Kovuith just new; hut thinks that in ajiout 
twenty-three year*. •• tin* .oppressed nation* may bring, 
ttrcir eoni|iialnts to the- bar of tin* American Fenat«*.a|-- of 
old t<» Rome, witirthe cer(aiuty of being heard.” , | 

A letter from 11 passenger by the Empire City. 

1 whit’ll left NewYork tor Havana on the Oth ol February. ! 
state* that during the passage, no less than three emigrat- 
ing I’aliforniaus were swept ovej-hoard by tin* heavy Jtjeas 

■ received on deck, and lost. They .w ere understood to be s 
all from NewYork — names' not givop. 

Thprc are in Paris 8711 millinery establish- 
ments. of which 807 an* managed by females. The. houses 
occupy a personnel of 2717 of workwomen, nnd the busi- 

I nes* for I ari* alone amounts to nearly 13000.0001'. a year. 
Under the head of millinery i* included the making of 
bonnets of different kwid*. cap*, hend-dresses for soirees, 
nnd funey articles for thp toilette. 

The last number of the 4Jhcrokce Advocate 

gives the substance of tin* Fresidcnt's Message in verse, 
after tlu* manner of tlu ringing geography, ndapted tnthe 
tune of -The Wliuling Way." The editor say* that the«i ; 
documents are apt to in* prosy. ninJHn* •• ha* employed a 

dictions in.their usual .shape." 

The Albany ■•Atlas publishes, a letter from 
Gcrrlt Smith. iuiilr*#sed to dov. Hunt, of NewYork. in. 
opposition to the opinion expressed by tin* latter, iu his 

‘ , message, favoring the scheme of Unionization lie stig- 

1 matizes the Colonization Society a* an unparalleled com- 

1 pound of hypocrisy, meanness nnd malignity, and as tin* 

I shameless servant of the slave-holders, lie contends that 
it i* the right of tho colored people to remain in America', 
thnt it is " needful most of all for the purpose of regain- 
ing their self-respect aud the respect of others. M - 

Noticing the case of a lady who was said to 
have bled to death iu consequence of the extraction of a 
tooth, (which we have, however, contradicted.) Dr. Ad- 
dington, of Richmond. Virginia, says' he ncvei* Vuil* to 
stop the bleeding by packing the Alveolus, from which the 
blood continues to trickle, fully aud firmly with cotton 
moistened iu a strong solution of alum and water: Un 
cured a brother physician iu this way whose jaw had bled 
for two weeks. 

The moral and physioal cffocU of the present 
luxurious use of- tolsicro are to la* considered hy a pre- 
mium tract. The. Executive CoynnUtce of tlu* American 
Missionary Association not long since offered a hundred 
dollars to the author of the best tract on this subject, and 
appointed Rev! ‘Doctors Cox. Lansing aid Skinner, com- 
mit tee of award The consideration of thj* moral and 
physical effects of a native plant so extensively used U9 it 
is al present, will be very opportune and vgjuable 

I Huger Shcrrtinn was Representative in Con- 
gress from Connecticut ; his business had been making 
s1uk*s. John Randolph rose, and with his usual squeak- 
ing sound, said. -- 1 should liku to know what the gentle- 
man did with his • leutJuT apron before he ret out for 
Washington ? " Mr. Sherman replied. imiLating'the same 
squeak. •• I cut it up. sir. to muke moceusius for the 
descendants of Pocahontas." 

\ The receipts of Christy, the negro minstrel, 

1 arw from $1000 to *1200 per week and he has realized in 

, the lto*t two years upwards of $100,000. 

, A gentleman of Edinburgh is said to have 

recent ly 'purchased hii antique bust, which purports to la* 
that of Autonio Augusta, the second daughter of Mare 
Autony and the celebrated Octavio, thesister of -Augustus. 

| The Edgefield (S. 0.) Advertiser states that 
Mr. • Wr Dorn, lira mine which he works in that district, 
nos realized within one week eight thousand dollars iu 
gold, wjjh the labor of eight* hands. 

EpesiSargcut, Ksq<*, of the Boston Transcript, 

-has in press a work called ••'J’lie (Standard Speaker." It 

/ will cuntnin «*xi'irlses in prose and poetry for declamation 
iu schools, academic*, lyceum*. colleges, newly translated 
Or compiled from the uiflft celebrated orators, authors, 
and popular dehators, ancient and modern. With a prelim- 
inary ireatisc'on oratory aud elocution, and notes c-.xplan- 
atory and hi(tgraphical. 

Letters EHoo-iiii: East, — T he following is an extract 
from a letter written oTUGuistantinopIe : 

The success of Louis NapolcidHw^dnspired (he people 
of this capital— I s|H*nk only of the Franka^wijh no little 
surprise. Truly, we live In 11 century of prrttHgle* . its 
events carry us l>aek to the palmy days of Roman usurps 
era aud-of Asiatic. despots We have just sebn tlio strange 
speotnclo of a great people — -tlio grand nation '’- uo- 
cudlb before the personal ambition of an adventurer, uud 
all the aspir ati on)* after libert y c rushed in an hflUr, with- 
out scarcely any one vehturiug.to raise a baud in its be- 
half. • 

In the. papers of this place and ol /myrnu. 1 peFcelve 
that Te Dai ws have been chanted by order of tin* French 
Legation on the results of the usurpntiomoY Louis Nap*>- 
lcon. In Smyrna, the cousul. with hisK//<j'/in.the oftlc«*ra 
of a French brig -of war stationed there, aud all the 
French in the pine#, attended at the cetauumy. The brig 
fired twenty-one guns, and the Turkish • fortress of the 
t#wn responded to it Here the Legation attended at the 
church iu full uniform, uud the Minister, the Marquis do 
Luvalette. lir.ide the Freuch citizens aii address on the 
oceashfn. This nohlemuu married tho widow of Hobbs, 
lilt* late American bauker of I'aris. anu it»is said that a 
considerable portion of. her large fortune has been loam 4 
-lu-Louis .Na|*oloiuu— wiuy-ou i-bcuumidg-^F^ident.^ --firiind- 
hiniself subject to more exja*nsesffir Jiis support than ht* 
hud pnMousiy been. . -. 7 

The Jai*a> Expeuitiox. — I t is uud)*rstqod that the large 
m|uadrou which is-alsuit* being fitted out uudur Commo- 
dore Ferry, with tjo* ostensible and primary purpose of 
visiti ng Japan, is also dcMgiiod to keep u p e y e .on ih.t 
Fandwieh Islands, i^ijd to be in readiness’ to cheek any 
inoveincnts w hich . any foreign power may be disposed to 
make against that nation. 

v Tlie following is the list of vessels composing the squad- 
ron:. the steamer Mississippi, flag. -Captain McOiuney. 
huvliig on board Commodore Ferry, commander of the 
squadron ; s(eaui friguti* 8iisqu/'Jiauua. Captain lluchNii- 
hii , steamer l'rincetoii. Coiqinalider Sidney Smith Lee ; 
sloop-of-wnir St . Mary's Coiumuiidcr George A- Med ruder. 
aiOOU.Of -Wur Plymouth. Commander John K«dly ;• shaqi- 
of-war Saranue. Conituifndir William L. Walker; brig 
Ferry. Lieut. Fairfax ; store-ship Supply. Lieut. Arthur 
St. Clair ; Napoleon If Harrison, navul stunwkuepcr. ullout 

tn thirKastllldht Si j uaUroiir r— ~ r 

Tile Susquelmuuii. Fly mouth and Saratoga, are already 
011 the Faeific eoast. awaiting the arrival of lhu w reuiuiuder 
of the'liqUHdron. The St. Mary's is now ou tin* way to 
Japan, having on lc uni the Japanese sailors, aud on 
reuchitqq Japan will await tlo* arrival of tile atjuadroii. 
The residua oft lot squudrou Will probably get' under Way 
in, the course of April. 

The ol(j«ets of tin' expedition, sn^s the Washington cor- 
respondent' of Ho* Newark Commercial, nr* well known 
It. is designed to effect a landing (t^, Jcddb! the .capital of 
Japan, .at uli hazard.' ami ortlers have |»i**/ti givn-to 
make various exploration* ou shore and jtqleavp imef- 
ft*r|-s unlrieti Jo open eo'mmerelal iutereonr-e wit 1} that 
h.ug sealed people. Jt i* M|pjjoSet| , tile 9<|(|adro|| will Is* 
atiseut eighteen mouth.' 1 

IlHITlall l'» Vvv I'tuina The liUlllb;*r of chargeable 
letters dpllvored iu the United H ingdoni to r the year 1861 
w'pa UtX'.6(ai IdH). an Inert -ujic ol l.li.'too.ixsi over the previous 
)r*-r Besiqes the:«. # thert.-v.ere about, n.6(K) IMjy Cranked 
li*iLT< . In IM (*»,', whole iMiiu lair of DH* , iV d#ljyi fl'il 


I ICUaillAJ'im l l j;Ms, 

Utmn,, Mnrrti 1,1 

Tin* ship Fracllce hns arrived fiern fr».»n Sj*aln. hsilng 
on honrtl a*-ptissj‘iigi’is all tin* American p'rlsnnen *»*ni to 
Spain frrun t’uha, / 

Ni wYnwz. March' 13 

The Asia bring* In forma I Ion of the death of the Might 
Bt'v Dr Murray. Archbishop of Dublin, who.dltnl oieth# 
2uih (if February ' ^ 

The French dnveruhieut bail . .protested ngfllTsI afi In- 
creno* of ilntles ttf the jirodlltiis and nmmiractnrles of 
Franc'* Introduced Intii British porla |A prcvlon* dis- 
I' ttch.ma'lc till* out a* Am It i in, inatriul i.f Itrltl.i}! p.,ris 
Ed- 1- 


W fiinujns.; 'March 13 

,Tln- S' linti* tlitl not «li 1.,’thiy 

'Ih- r<*i.*ltiHon /ipproprinUng $5on(HHi'|Vr tin* t x(ei,*lon 
f.| idle J ’itj.it> |, *!., brought up. and uffrr 9otne i|t l.ite, 

. |?i k * . ‘!‘ . !i , — ! ; ^ ; k. 

B*rn'» llpfiin March Id. 

Leoisi ah hi Tin* Ili il'e Inis appropriated fftlHjb to 
111. Medical Depart men t t.r the State Uni vcrsily, and 
foflun to n„. Mechanic* InslitiiTe of Rewdrlcnhs. and 
pJ^scinm ad reducing fee* of Recorder nnd RcgM. r * of 
NcwOi leans The Satiate hns reject ;<(i tho House hil’l to 
aboil. h I «ury Law*. The Swamp fund Hill passed to'its 
third rending 

The Governor lm* sighed the ('ohgroitslonnl District Hill. 
Wmo IVnu.miui —The Convention organized hy the 
nj-pnlntmcnt of Walter lira shear. Frcsldent . T. W. Chinn*. 
•Hulge Morgan. James Sldley.’ T Vaughan and W: Christy, 
Vird Fri-sideut- ;'.l II Walton add J K. Lnyet, Secretaries.* 
No other names hut Klllm6r“ and Crittenden tame 
beforo the L'onvenMon, aud the were carried amid a 
storiq of npplnifse, * . 

The following gentlemen were "ntned ns ch’ctors: 
Jacques Teuton. Christian lloselius. I . F. Renner, G, W. 
Watterston. Alex. Dcchniet. J. Garrett. 

Twenty Delegates were selected from each Electoral Dis- 
trict. aud fifty front Hit* State at large 
Resolutions were adopt etl declaring tho Cotnjtromlse as 
a general settlement, and recommendilig a course of State 
policy. 

Oijo Week Later from Europe— Arrival 
of the Niagara — Important Commercial 
News. 

lUi irAt. March 17 

The Cunnrd stenmer Js'lngara arrived here at 4 o’clock 
this morning, bringing dates from Liverpool to tin; dth 
.instant— one week later than received hy the Asia. Tile 
following isa summary nf h»ir commercial new* : ** 

. ( ' Lm eh eooi., March (q 

Thii Cotton market hns presented nn Active nppenranee 
since tlu* depnrture of the Asia, aud the sales of the \m*k 

embrace 7H.(XM» bales, nt which exporters took nnd 
■peculators 2t).(HK) hales. Under Hie'' active demand which 
has prevailed, both frum the trade and fnW speculation, 
prices have further ad r nil end’ and the offlclal quota- 
tions. a.* fixed la-t evening, are as fyllnws . Falr tlrh mis. 
5»,.l . Middling Orleans. 6‘ 4 .. Fair Uplands 6),d . and 
Middlings Upland- 6*1 >* ||, 

Ciuni.Esini, Friday. March ill 
..Th** cotton market lias been notlve tlurlitg the past 
w. ek and the sales reach I2.0«X) bales. T|ie fjuytatlons 
for middling nro ?*■ fid 7!nc p lb. 

Tlio incrcAse in the receipts all the Atlantic ports. 
rninpunyL with those of last year to the same date. {* no. 
O00 hah*s ngniled 42.0U»I At the dose of ln*t Week. 

Uhami.esto!*. 8. 0.. Mnrch 19. 
Colonel William F King, one of tin* Editors and pro- I 
pri* tors of t,h« Uhnrlestou Courier, died nt 2 o'clock this 1 
afternoon, after an illness of fifteen days, (if pneumonia 
Adjournment of the Legislature. 

II*'ti».*i Min or. March 19. 1852. . 
Moth- House.* «(f the Legislature mljourtird at hnlf-pnst 
12 o’clock last night The Governor has refused It* sign 
the. Registry Law for NewOrJeatis. alleging os a Reason, 
that he had not had time to examine It. 

1 Si. Louis. Wednesday. March lY' 

Kossuth leaves here this evening in the steamer Aleck 
Scott, bound for NewOrleuns. 

The river here is rising rapidly, and is now highcr'tlmn 
It has been at any time since our city was vfoltcd 4»y -tin- 
flood. ’ Fork is active, and.5000’bbls. Mess hnvc^sohl to- 
day. at $15 V bbl „Lurd is selling in Barrels and In 
kegs at i/«. |h. * 

M!SCKU.A$K0V8 ITDMSt HY TKlKWiAPlt. . 

()rn k.Fassaoe — The ship Joseph M'alker has arrived at 
Liverpool from NewYork in fourteeirdays. 

b rated tin* anniversary of thj} late Homan Republic. 

Kmh.anu.— S teps have been taken^to revive the Free 
Trade League, which will commence ii new political agita- 
tion iu case Lrtrd Derby attempts to restore tjie protective 
policy. 

ThkaiiC* Ratikikii. — H'lisliinflim; March 12. — The Senate 
-has ratified the treaties made with Fersia aud with Uostu 
Rica 

The Expedition to Japan.— NewYork. March 13. — Ad- 
vice* received from the Hague state that the Japanese, 
hearing of the Naval Expediting under Uominodore Ferry, 
from this coumry against them, have asked the assistance 
of Holland to repel the invaders. [Pic. 


The WiirM im Ilmlmr (’«** -Th** I.sg1*7*»"r , ‘ nf nj,j„ n 

consists of one hundred and thirty-*me mpmlH'Vs one r 
hundred and twenty-one of them have signed a p»*(i. loti < 
| ,n r °tigre9s; In wl)!rh they declare that the Who Un* 1 
Bridge Is • an All Important work for the «nfe ahd nnlfurm r 
transportation of (ha United States mall, and fhr the nr. t 
commrslntlon of the traveling community of' the whole f 
talh-y of the Mlaalsalppi j** ii h .j tlicrefore pray Uon- I 
grass to lnfsrposa to sustain the bridge, . hy passing a In - - I 
to legalize tha same as th# Great Western Mall Ron!**. I 

P*n LC*; KiiiriRATio*.— To those* uninitiated In ll J 
wi rklngs or the Mormon fraternity (says the fli I oi. 
Tildes.) tho number and character of u„* . •tnlgrhui- ■« to , 
Fall I, like must pMVe a matter of ennsld- 'iTihle a.d-K.sh- , 
meiit Henrrely one in tine Hundred would credit tin ,ns- •, 
c**rH«»n that near three hMhdred fkittillus are m.w III Ht‘ 

Lo, id* pri paring to emigrate to this- plaf . -if rest ’ 8m*h, , 
however, is the ense. URd we have rahahhi autlierlty f.,r 
' taling that tho e migration to tho (tail U k o valh-y th is I 
m will “not' Tall far ghnri of five thousand ihiuIs. The | 

major port of this vnilgrnllon leave the frontier at Knees- | 
ville. travi-lllng tha North side of .Flnlfe — a route tiiat h.<« ‘ 
always clalineil preference with their people. « 

""Mil n* II- om V ill! the evening of the Sill l ist . 
Archbishop Hughes delivered a lecture before a hrga 
audlotifie, at Metropolitan Hull. NewYork. which he styled, 
The Catholic Chapter lu the History of the United 
Ftate.*." Jt Is a history of tho progress of the Catholic 
Church In this country, nnd coming from the head atid 
exporn'nt^f Catholic ijiithorlty in the Unite’ll Htate* Is a 
document of no ordinary Importajice. 

Tho HlieriflfH oi'Murylnml liuve comtncnrisl on- 
forcing the law compelling Idle free negroes to hire out, or 
he sold for tile balance of the year. 

Bruhnin, now in his *87 th .year, Iwih boon fling- 
ing in Lsnilon. Hi* sang niuorg other of his old favorite*. 

" The May of Biscay." It seems to have been nu occasion 
of painful curiosity rather than satisfaction. 

Tlio Boston papers miy thnt out of 402 con- 
victs now in the .state Prison at Charlestown, over lino 
have petitioned the Legislature of Massachusetts In Uvnr 
id the Mill lib law. 

■■■.I;.-*- . , • 

Vknshi an.— The election for officers of ^leclty of Vicks- 
burg took place on the 16th. The result was ns follows : 
Fo r Mayor, N. d. Hrysmi , tip opposition ; Ulty Marshal, 
a ileTielween P. ||. Magee nnd B. L'nAey ; Assessor, Ran- 
dolph : Huxton. R. ('Inrk ; Inspeclor. James Kazan , Mar 
ket Master. J. W. Wilson ; Counclhnen. 1st' 5Vnrd, Craw-* 
fojd ; 2d Ward, n tie between Burk ami Nought on ; .'kl 
Ward. Arthur; 4th Ward, Woodmnn ; 6th Ward. Cahan- 
i'-a; fith Ward. Bruner ; 7th* Ward. Marshall. 

B.esthh’tio*.-^T1u* nutiioritles of the town of Gaines- 
tllle. (Ain.) have nran down rather heavily on the deni- 1 
ors In *• ardbnt. 5 ’ The license tax for retailing liquor hns 
hfyn raised to one thousajid dollars per annum, aul the. 
dealer I* restricted to tin* snh* of gntlnns only. 

Board of Hetlik 

( IflT OF INTKUMKNTfl IN Tl7« CITY OF NF.W OHLKANH 
For lh« \V.-.k Mi’ling Msrrh IS, lilt. 

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Mir ..f llno.ono a -,t th 1 * f rl-" .... tt-.t !io, r*.nttmM4 la 
mn.trr.Ui , trim. ml a , ™i«,t3 0>t >. I.M frif McM, 
r,lT pnlmn Mn., tn tlrrnw., nnd ft* on In toto, MMI 
n '. '«.■ i n HO |i 1,|, | f,„ f hmn w, 

''r 1 ***" pSrM. run I Wr Im.- m.tlnr.l mU, of nlwiat 

»«' r.,k, „ Y |>, f.r, m,t„, 7 ifaix* (hr 

Hum. K.. rontlnund to mn rlowt, nl 

"'i* ’"i P'»'" »»«< M U. r>tr»*n l tn>.«nrr4 .... 

“ ** H, >'"'' rnnnh .Itrr.tlon, .n,t nlnnt 3000 UN. .n4 
llrrcM „nJ toon V-,. I^.r (won l»^oM4 nf dnrtnn Ih. 

W rk nt for tlm fomiw, ntld 0 >,® 9 ^ for th- 

Inttrr. n rln.trr nrtlrtn, tn o n „ tin Imtnnnm. l,rln«li>K 
"if V Ik Wr |„,n notlrr.l ■ Min nr two nf t.rml lanl, 

In nnl* «l 7K. nnil <lm„»n ,t jq, y, ft. , . .w.iitnrn Bol- 
I. r tin- Rntin „(, ,|nnlj .1 llfflljq.nml Chmwn »t lODii 

V Ih- 

HICK— Wo h«ro nntlooH mn.|or»to anion nf thin artlclo, 
Iroin the l,evre and from store, at 3 KftbllK* V fk 

BAGGING ANI) IIOPB— Wr hare oniy a small retail 
diusim-ss U I Jifilk.i! t tr thwic artlclcAlhe rai#§ Mng mo*Uy - . . 
1-\»(H)13X for Kentucky Bagging. nnd for Hop#. 

.India Magging Is held at llKfaH'^. 

GUNNY HAGS—Hmnll lots have sold at Of, which Is an 
outside figure, and large lota ran Im* had at !#♦, 
rash. 

HALT— W> have noth-.-d the sale of a cargo of 6140 - 
sacks Liverpool, one-third fine, at (W* B sack. The gate# 
from second hands are, for conrse 3 75, and for fine 90096* 

1* "ark. delivered 

UOFKKE— We have but IUU# alteration to notice in the 
Coffee market for the week just closed, though the de- 
mand has been more limited. Th*. sales sum up about 
0OW hags Rln, at a range of R^Ofty for old crop, and 
0h,(S)9?ji< for new. with an occasional lot of very prime at 
V ih There have tieen no cargo arrivals for- two 
weeks back *, 

CANDLKH — We have noticed several sale# of Star, 
summing up about 1000 boxes, at lUjaiRj^ * ft, cash aud 
time. 

HAY— Pome 3600 bales have sold during the week at 
$lb Q9f»i)$l0 f*0'1t ton for Western and Eastern. 

LIM K— There have brim nn arrivals of ThouiMton, and 
no sal*-* of Importance. The rates from second hands are 
for Thomaston. etc., $1 40(S)$1 60 V hhl....Of Western 
1200 hhls Utica " were sold at $1 15 *|t bbl. 

LEAD AND HEMP— We have yet no transactions to 
report in rlthor of thc*ft*aftlcht*. 

TALLOW— Tho rates for this article continue nominal, 
at (Va)flV<? V Ih for Western and city 'rendered. 

FREIGHTS— A decided advance took place early in th* 
week, five ships being taken up for Liverpool on Tuesday 
and Wednesday nt >fd for Cotton, and ou Thursday a 
British vessel nt 15-32d. Yesterday’ the market was dull, 
however, and Cotton was taken for Liverpool at 7-18d. 

EXCHANGES — The demand both for foreign and do- 
mestic hills has only been moderate' this last woek, and 
our closing quotations are as fhllow* : 

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From Texas. 

By tho steamihlp Louisiana, Capt. Lawless, we have 
datelr. as late as the l2th. from Galveston. 

CRors in the West — The editor of ib<* IndUnola Bul- 
lotlu. who recently passed through Lavaca county, says 
tile old farmers state (hat they never had’ such good stands 
of corn and cotton. He saw saw some corn, last month, 
eight inehe* high. Thu major portion of tho crops has 
been planted. 

As a proof of the advanced state of vegetation, we no- 
tice that, some week or two, they had green peas in Vic- 
toria. 

Leoislati-re — The new districting bill, it it4hought, 
will require an extra session of the Legislature. 

New Coi nties — The Austin Ornette states that, nt the 
recent session of tho Legislature, tim e new counties were 
created, making the whole number of counties in the 
Htatc ninety-four. 'The new counties arc. Orange, taki'n 
from Jefferson county ; Burnett, taken from the north- 
west portion of Travis county, and Hidalgo, taken f r „ m 
Cameron county, on the Rio Grande. 

Ixdi&xs. — T he Han Antonio Ledger of the 2lith nit. says! 
tlmt nn the day previous the body of a Mexican y tilth 
named Nafarro was brought to that city for iutermeat. 
Jle, with.otll9rH. wu,* out ou the *• (,’huoon " for the pur- 
jiose’of hunting wild cattle, aud was killed by the Indians 
while sitting at his cump fire, on the 24th instant, m ar 
dark. His surviving companioua report that tin* party of 
Indians consisted or about fifteen in tmmbcr. Thu Chacon 
is a water-hole, fifteen or twenty miles West of tho Sledlna 
river. 

The Western' Texan says thqt the last courier ln from 
Laredo passed three dead .Mexicans on the route. 

From Hamta Fe a*u Ei. Pam — Capt. Sklllman. tho mail 
contractor, hud arrived in 8au Antoulo, sixteen days from 
El Pam). 

The weather In New Mexico had been very fine up to 
December 27. Not more than two or three inched of enow 
had fallen. , 

The M’gMliture of New Mexico was in session, nnd had 
got into a pretty stiff quarrel with the Governor. The 
Governor and Legislature are also at loggerheads with the 
Secretary, aud each is trying to demolish the other— on 
paper. ' ’ 

Colonel Sumner, the. Commander of the Utli Military De- 
partment. has taken active measures to prevent ludiau- 
depredations and to punish parlies olfendiug against Cm 
law* for the protection of the Indians. 

The Governor, in his message to the Legislature, allude* 
to uttemnb Uy certain parties to Instigate the Puebla In- 
ilinns to hostilities, and the Legislature proposed calling 
. on the Executive for th* proofs to sub*tantiat<' the ('barge. 
Thi! Indlanola Bulletin learns from Mr Brauns, who 
e;uim fft-CapU .Sklllumn s. eompany. that “the Indians 
have been trultbUusnmu wince 'the removal of the tr.s.ps 
from El Paso. Tin y killed seven soldiers in the Jornado 
desert between El lqiso and’Fnuta Ft — caught n. |>urty of 
Mexicans uear El Paso, tied their hajids behind them, 
nnd sent them Into tlm town with their compliment' to 
tin* authorities. They weru driving off stock couliuuHlIy. 
Business at KF Paso, for the want of protection*, wasvu-; 
tirely stagnated, many merchanta are settling at Presidio 
del Norte. 176 miles below, and design making that* the 
umiu route to Chihuahua, as it is 21)0 miles -nearer, has 
more water aud grawH.and is safer. 

The people of the Rid Gruude anxiously dudm to luire 
:< po&l of mounted men nt Han Kiizouo, 2u miles below Kl 
Faso, and nt Fresidio del S't.rte, al«o one at Live Oak 
I reek, seven miles this side of the Pecos. 300 miles above 
.Sau Antonio, uudnbout midway the route.} 

AI viTEBlois'.— Ciip rain Tlioniati ^Hatob^of^tliir Light 
F'hlp. stationed at Last Island, in the Parish of Terre- 
l*tune, suddenly disujqieared about three weeks since, and 
sis far nothing has Iwon heard of him. It is singularly 
coincident that Captain Lum, of the fame ship, disap- 
peared in the same manner last year. It is supposed that 
- th e y ha vi r bcc n i mr r d crrdr ^ - — •" — — r 

ArroiaTMEJu Morrison.-Ksq v of Monroe. Ouacldta 

Parish, has received the uppointumnl of District Attorney 
of the Twelfth Judicial District. 

Freaks oe Lnlqj.nsu —On' the fttji inst , during a hea(y 
thunder sliovyer, t he lightuiug struck the wire of theChll- 
li<')»tiu* telegraph, uear the railroad statiou at MilVord. 
iiiiio. melting the wires shuttering uue of the posts aud 
felling to tire ground auot||cr. and breaking several panes of 
glass lu a window nuar hy. The fluid then took the track 
of the iron rail, blazed like a flying meteur along its course 
until it came to some burden curs, near on# of the switches, 
when R parted. in all directions, throimig out btflliaut 
sparkies of flame. 

Temeemam e DEMo*«THATio*i.— The Connecticut Htate 
Teiuperauce C'unveutiou assembled at Newliaven on tbo 
llUhjnat., 

Tlm cdmiliittee appointed to question eandidutes 
whether in favor of the Muiuo law or not, repiirted af- 
firmatively from the whig eandidutes, except Mr. Htrnug ; 
al*n from tlm froe-sojl. exeept Mr...\£oJib: No uuwers 
from the democratic nominees. 

A series of reKolutions wi re passed . among them, one 
Iii favor o|. the eiiiietment of the Maine law. and one/le- 
precatiiig the (MHyial conduct or Governor Heymour oii 
the ;ul>jeet of the .liquor trade |». T Miirrtiiin addressed 
U 1 ** fij'nveut.iou A vote to support the ti l uip<-rauoe imuii- 
uecs of all parties passed unanimously 
Gn tlm evening of the lltli. another mass meeting of 
th" Me, vis of t i'inpi*,-uiu'e -wa* held at .M»-tropiiJ|ta,u Hall. 
^•■•♦Vvrk Tlw titi'i.ilnu v*-c.l3tcntil l., UtTfjtjr. 
Slt'l 8 IVp UUIHW nt »0,«f tSIipsMM 


Of |Iii>m :i.s wet* unilerin y<*nr«.an.| 13 rolon»l. 

. A. HKflTKIt, Arrmt rr Bosnl of llralth. 

Departure* of the Collina and Canard Steamers. 

FROM UVF.R J'OOl. 

ASIA, (fir.) for NEW YORK.... SATURDAY, M. 

NIAOAHA, (Br.).ir.for BOSTON.* jRATURDAY. Miqrh ft. 

PACIFIC, (Am,).. ..for NKW YORK.... WKDNK 8 DAY, *\ 10. 

F.URO#A, (Hr.).,. J.for NKW YORK SATURDAY, *• ' IS. 

CANADA, (Br.) for BOSTON HATURDAY, •* ? 0 . 

ATLANTIC, (Am,).. for NKW YORK....WKDNK 8 DAY, ^*, 94 . 
AFRICA, (Rr.) for NKW YORK.... SATURDAY, fl. 

NEW 0EIJSANS MARKETS. 

* — 

Christian Advocate Offjcx. \ 
Saturday Morning, March 2D, 1862. j 
■ii ■r i |Vnr i ^tHi^ M,.| , l i hi .ur 'ifii j w i wal l ii i int i U), rnTi^^i 
general innrkel this Inst week, and prices of somu of nnr 
staple articles have affected unfavorably hy an ad- 
vance in freights. ThU is particularly the case with Cot- 
ton. Flour and Corn, which have also been depressed by 
large receipts. Provisions ha»» continued pretty steady, 
os is also the case with tho better qualities of Sugar and 
Molnssea. 

The Collins steamer Pacific was to leave Liverpool for 
NuWYork on Wednesday, the 10th Inst., and her account# 
will be duo here by telegraph in a day or two. 

COTTON — Tho favorable advlcca by th# Liverpool 
steamer Alia, whloli appeared in our Columns on Batur. 
day morning last, were not genrrally expected, and would 
probably havo had a very favorable influence upon our 
market but for a decided advance in freights, which coun 
terncted their effect. In consequence, buyers would only 
operate at rather easier rate*, and as factors mado up 
' their minds to meet them, the sales of tho flrat four days 
wefo 32.600 bales, buyers, as before intimated, hnving 
slightly the advantage, though linrUlf to any quotable 
extent. On Thursday, the favorable tenor of Urn Niagara's 
advices Induced, buyers to continue' their operations, 
which were to the extent of 8600 hales, at about previous 
rates. Yesterday the telegraph falling to bring any fur- 
ther particulars of tho Niagara’s news, which wore eagerly 
looked for. the market was not active, and only some 4000 
bales changed hands, umklug a total for tho week of 
45.000 halos, divided among English. Continental nnd 
Northern buyers. Prices have been Irregular, and accord- 
ing to our amended quotations are barely cent lower 
tliap. on this dnf woek. The receipts at this port 
since- thu 1st September are. now 1,042,018 hales against 
783,705 to flamy date last year, and at all the UnltcdStateii 
ports there In now an increase, compared with last year, 
or 33(1,916 bales. . 

NKW OELKANS CLASSIFICATION. 

Inferior 6 .‘ 4 (®fl|Mlddliug Fair 8 j»fS 8 H 

Ordinary 8 l *Y3flJi Fair HJg(2>W 

Middling... .7©7*laood Fair OXtfi) - 

Good Middling : 7X08 Good and Fine fo — 

COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT. 

Cotlem, bales. Tobacco, hhds. 

Stock on hand Sept. l, 1861.. . 16,390 23,871 

Mer.clvcd past week 61.297 . 2.743 

previously .. 988.021-1 042,018 11,604- 14.407 
. 1057.408 ’ 38,278 

-Exported post week 53.742 1.608 

previously . . 820.383— 874 126 28,627 —30 105 
Stock on hand not cleared 183.283 "li 083 

TOBACCO — Increased receipts have given the market a 
rather butter assortment fo? buyers, to select from. In con- 
seqnenou of Which they have operated more freely, though 
prices havo atlll been rather in their favor. Up to Thurs- 
day night some 1400 hhdfl had been sold, nearly all at 'a 
range of ROOX* h* »»«* crop, and yesterday we uotlrcd 
further sales of 660 hlids. including 181 at-4 3-10. 32 at 
3*f, 31 nt 103 (not before reported) at 4}ifo&, 
ami 63 old Mason County on private terms. Our 
quotatloiifl are : For Lugs, 2X(03X ; Leaf, Inferior to 
Common, 3X(n)4X i Fair to Fine. 4fifob\ Choice atid 
Selections, ftXOfli V lb. 

SUG^K- -Tho demaud in thu HUgar market lias been 
fair during the greater part of thu week, and as tlio re- 
i-i*ipls havi* Q<jt been large, prices liave been wcl| ins- 
taint'd, Tim sales. Including 1200 hhds taken yesterday, 
embrace 0600 hlids’XbAhe following range of figures : In- 
ferior to Common, 2(o>3)^ ; Fair, VifoW i Prime and 

<Jhoice,4X(^)6' 4 M V lb. ' . 

Week's receipts, 6462 hhds— exports, 3031. " - 

MOLA 8 t^E 8 — The receipt* of Molasses hare lieen tno- 
vlurate, and havo mostly been taken a* they land"! at 
-l*"'ly prirrs -fnT prime qualities, while inferior all. I t« 1 -- 
m. -tiling lot* lmvu gone off at low figures. Tim rate*, for 
tlm hitter have ranged at 13019, and for the former at 

l/o)26.f ft gallon. . Thu week's sales are about 6800 hM.i, 
of which 11U0 Mils were taken yesterday. 

Week's receipts, 7270 hhls— ex|K>rts. 725. 

— KLGWt — T-h*“supHy^ FHuHiar bi'cn-tTnTfTYTKKiirwTnr 

only a limited demand., thu market has In i n In a rather 
depressed state during th# post Woek. The rales U|i to 
Thursday evening embraced 19,000 hhls. mostly at $3 t«) 
fofli M V bbl for Ohio, ou tho Levee, and $3 95(Jj)$4 trjij 
on flatboats, delivered alnugHide ship, tho market closing 
pn Thursday with more firmness In the rates for Ohio 
brands, hut dull for other descriptions. Superfine to fancy 
Illln/ds sold generally at $4 U'Xfo$4 20, and Missouri 
au.lSt Louis City at $4 20(5)$4 30 fl l £ bl. Ya-tcijlf y s 
sales reached about 6000 bbl*. including 1100 Ohio at 
f 3 37 X(S>$3 05. ; ut | 100 Mt , i0uU » t $4 23 V bbl. 

Week’s receipts, 42.760 bUs-cxport^. 20.170. 

GRAIN— Corn lias arrived lu large quantities and over- 
stocked Urn market to some extent, aud though a guml 
demand lias prevailed, prices have receded 24 a 4 ; 
bushel. Tjie Week’s sales, lurluding 8600 sack* taken jes- 
terduy. sum up 58,000 sacks, the more recent transactions 
having been at Mfoity bushel for mixed to prime lot* 
of yellow and whit#.... Oats diavo also slightly fallen off. 
Ohio selling at 2Mfg>30, and Ht Louis at 31(o)32; hu-hil 
A lot of 600 sacks good Indiana Wheat has been s«.M at 
Ho* > bushel.. .. Ilmu ha* sohlgdowly at 7 (h' 5> ,, 34 tLlOtl 
lb aud mostly at 76f#)ty* for round lots. 

Week’s receipt* of Coro. 68 810 w^ki-exportA 4l),6 r iO. 

PKOVfBIGNS— Tlii* Pork market h i* la*e)» ilejirefla#i| 
(fnbng the week, owing to tl,o sudden falling off III thp 
demand amt prices have given way 26 (fi )764 ft bbl. Th<* 
i**le* of tile We(*k e„,brape about 4tMK) hhl*. I1|0 opeqlug 
rati* being $16 64LVs>f 17 00 ^ hhl for Mess. $U 00 fhr 
prime, and $13 26 foj* Rumps, kud tho later tfapsauikuui 
realising 810 12Xf^i$l6 60 for Mess, and $13 OOfor Hu/sp", 

Willi oue or t»d 44t,. H 0 ( q . nt ^14 gy j B|(|k' 

McttiiK liftvF h.*ji liriii mu 4 cm i.uuMkwJb Uwfl'fyuMii 


IOTW 0 RIE AH 8 CATT LE XABXir. 

Jefferson Citv, \ 
Friday Evonlng, March 10. 1861 / 
Arrived during tlm past week 698 Deeres, 776 lloga, 601 
Sheep, 41 Mitch Cows nnd 104 Calves and YenrUngs, The 
supply Of Beeves, Vent Cattle nnd Pheep clows .rather 
scant, nnd with n firm market. 'The stock of Hogs la - 
ample for present demand. The market for Milch Cows la 
dull, with about 86 hend on sale. 

— fricki — 

Beef Cattle (Western) (VS7 c»|1d^ 

.. .. (Texas) 

‘ lon, ««lfflT<> * ft »*. 

B *" ta 00 au it v imd. 

MilclOuw. * 20 liiut * Imd. 

Calve# and Yearlings.. $7 00 /S)$l 0 00 head. 


n — r n — a. 

Calve# and Yearlings.. $ 7 U0O$lQ 00 |t head. 

. !!?!? ""- ■■ — 

NEW ORLEA NS MONE Y MARKET. 

CORRKCTKD DAILY BY W. W. WlilTE k CO.. 
Exchange Office 23 Camp street, corner or Common strati. 
KX CHANGE. 

jHNtitofi, silly d*y 4 , we rtBL prtmfcm. 



84gi..!:3CS: 

Iv.stoit, (Ivul uuv at rrnt dlMtl 

l‘ I* 1 1 iwl .. 1 1 1 ii in, ility d*y. ‘iwSK Vrcnl' 

Phihutsjphis, altfht • )$(#* ft lUseoMt. 


CftlifornliiGolit 

Maslcan DulUws 

Borarflrt*.- 

flfianiili ikmlilooiK 


911AI1TMII. 




flesnith iHi.ii.irxMn uis 

Mesliwn IU 1 J Hull lli Anwiir*n DoubliMins |U IM 

, WtafgRN BANKS. 

?“• xaikfn-t.' 

1 diuwaM* .p. I Mat V 

Musouri Rdi #mt. 

.. . „ , , UNCURRENT MONEY, 

Alnlminn RUU Bunk nn.l Bntnchas IAj W«*nl. 

Unnk nt Mabiln.. KOmIImiI. 

G-.fkU nn.l floulh Cnrellnn f f*nL 

Nor.li L'UoUaA !J4C>7 h LmbI. 


1 Cwnmswlaliait Ann. U u.ir.|, GnUg.ton VSi #>c«rL ilUssrab 


New Orleani Wholesale Price* Current* 

CAREFULLY CORRECTED EVERY WEEK. 


From 1 n 

B kJIi 1 EIK1pv«i - »»jk- l*H 

EmUb-JU - II W- ll 

UaJaHfii#, 

Kdntucky - I - 1)4 

Northsn ...... — — 

Bread, fliooft 

~z zz 

Crarktos •* — *- — 

Hrowsi, ft B> 

Yellow - 11 — IS 

Brick#, I'M.. 

Uk* s 00 1 00 

English Firs ... 1» 00 10 OU 

Bottle*, V'FKKe 
KnElUli l'url«r . 1 10 B DO 

Kr. Win*, V J00 4 00 

II run, V 100 lb.. — 14 -SS 
Ccffcr, 

Ri° - »K 

■ lUvBiiu, ir. |>r.K, 

*• inf.f(f ami. — — 

J*v* ; - 11 - IS 

Uicutym - »H — t»J( 

Hi. Duniinso ... 

Chocolate, Fth 

No. I I....- 10 

No. II - 9 

Copper, V* tb .. 
lilMiers' - « - is 

ft lien lliing — 

do. yellow met*) — 11 )$ 

Canale*. 1* ft.. , 
ft|Hirin, N. Bedfil - 4(1 - 43 

do. Nitntuckcl.. — — 

Tallow - - • 

Aitnninntbe — — — — • 

Star - MX - IF 

c t,2Kr:.**: - .. ->.« 

T*rawLAmerii-*n — 9)4—10 

Russia none. 

4'oriiMcal, Lbl . I 1 It 3 00 


l-« 

r« 

f*r. VIUiT.77! «M l Tl 

I :r!i! -- 

‘am : s is 


Weitorn, 1*M. —40 — M 

Cider, t* hhl. 

•NoMhen. 1 00 I 00 

IM tit 

Dom. Goode, yd 
Br.SlirtKskdpU — » - 1 

do.Hlit«s MmU — 1 -19 

Utd.HlirlssJk*X “ *H ~ > 0)4 

do.Hliculiuii* 4-4 — 9 »- 14 

Br.l»w.Osn*t>K* — 10 — 19 

do.Vn. do.R«4-4 — *X - I0M 
Ti. ku.s.V5#*-4 - » - 18 
Hirlp*. A Check* — H)< - IS ; 

Danlim — ll — 14 

CottoMdsa •••• — l*)( — *' 

ftnliiMt* — 44. — IS 

Calico I'riuU... — S — IS 
Jean*, Kentucky — 40 — 4S 

Limeys, Ky.... - 30 -34 

do. K*elern .... — Is -41 
Duck, Vi Ml. 

Kuau* 14 00 It SO 

. FjiglUh..; 9 40 t4c6 

Raven* « SO 9 to 

A m. No*. Zulu, y> I — 18 — IS 

lire*, $ l>.n. 

M!E*n»^l, Cmp) IS 00 JO 00 
do. St. Dniiiinso 13 00 14 00 

Fuatic, T*iiqilcc 10 06 IS 00 


Indigo... .V Ih. - «" 
Mmld.r I- 14 


FgC*. P bbl. 14 00 13 SO 

Frour, V hhl. 

Ohio, tie,, wn.. S SIX 4 00 
IllinoU A Mu.du. 4 t ijj 4 IS 
8i. Louu, City.. 4 10 4 3Q 

Hour 9 61 

Feulber*, f II - 84 - SS 
FIsiNcd.Vu — — 

Flak, Cod, V 1 . 0 * 1 l iH » 44 
Mackerel, l, hhl, 10 IS lU'SV 

do. No. 9 S SO » 

'do, No. 3 4 00 6 95 

II* rlli.g. * Ui. - 40 —40 

JCirnik-JBS&i 

I'ruus#.,, 


do. C. — — — — 

I j- in. me ;i 10 3 IS 

Omuyi-a 

Fiv», drum, V 9/ — SU - S 
CMri*ni*,/*iiU. — hU — — 
AUnomU.S. 8.. — |s - 90 
■^-dorRWirmitrr — — 

Fur*, v< ski* 
tHUr.... ...... 60 ISO 

Renter -IS l» 

R*. >wn - 10 - M 

Grulu, Fhu*h. 

Wheat — 43 

04 1* -44 - 14 

fWUrer.VbW -W 

do. ■Veiled, Imeh — 44 - 4S 

Beane, V LU . . S *6 T 00 

u !!£Z?Yi., .* -- 

ft,K*»Jnjr ...... 4 00 — — 

•BfflSWi . » 1 1 ., 

do. 10 by 19 I SO 9 00 


IZ zz -« 

liner I'd — St — 1# > 

- 99 - 93 Spomi, winter.. 140 1 tk 

do. fkll I 90 

• 00 TOO do. aumuier .... 118 — — 

11 00 90 0U WhaJr, reflated. . — SO t — It * 

Castor — SS 

T SO BOO Olive, in reeks. . 100 110 

6 00 - 7* Fr. leukel, 11 b. S SO 4 0# 

- 14 - « T.-mer.*, * bhi. 14 00 II 0# 

- iv- w 

USBF! 

- — Mce*. Northern — — — — 

- 19 —IS do. H'e«tern.... 19 (ft) IS 90 

~ Vi - 9\ do. do. hatf-kM. 4 00 — — 
India Met*, V»k. 

, Prime Mess.... IS 00 14 00 

-10 Prune, VMtel... 1 00 9 IS 

-9 B. Beef 6 00 6 00 

C«rfo — — 

-si - 9 H Dried, Via .... _ iu - ftU 

-- -«« Tmqruc.HdoA. IU> 6 00 

- I 1 K Pork i 

Clear, ft hhl.... IT 00 

- 40 - 43 Sfeee If ll)i IS Tk 

— — M.O..... lioo — — 

- Hii - 9 Prime 14 00 14 SO 

- — P O 1 4 SO 14 is 

- 11X - 16 Hogroun.I.VlR. - 1)4 - IM 

Bacon : 

- 14 - 14H ltenw.V»R.... - I - 10 

- IX -10 do.ranvaeed... — • — 11 

none. ftldce - »)• — 9 M 

9 IS 3 00 Hhouldnrs - - '2 

Lard i - 1 - 1)4 

Bum* : 

- 40 — SO Uoehen — It — M 

WeeUrn — 10 — I* 

I 00 3 00 Ciiswk: 

American — 9 _ _ 

I 50 9 T 6 Pine Apple .... none. 

Potent ■*, bid -*» ||» 

- S — 1 Farter, 

- 1 — 14 London, fMo*et IS# HI 

- 4X-10X Northern,* hhl. TOO f SO 

-9 »- IS Nor them Ale... I IS ISO 

- 10 - 14 FmInI*. 

I - H)i — 10 X Vennifnm, V* R • — 95 100 

1-9 -14 Le*/|^cd>K> 0 J» S 00 

i- *x — 14 «te. while. Am.. SS 0 T SO 

- 10 —14 j do.Eoflieh, V B - • - || 

- I9X ~ Chrome Green . - »» - 9 S 

- 9 S. - 18 do. Yellow - 90 - 9 # 

— S - IS 8 p.Ur.in oil, k» IU 9 00 

— 40 - 45 Rfre*, Cnrollan,# — IU — S 

— 30 — 34 Mpli-re, C'aeAe.tl - SO - U 

— Is - 99 Clove* -10 -IS 

Utefer, race.... — S 

14 00 IT 40 i do. ground - 10 — ItU 

9 10 14 m i .Vuriiiege.,*.,.. 1 no 

« so 9 so Pfpptr ..r.:... - low - ii 

— IH - is Pimento - 14 - It 

ftucnr, V* th- 
is 00 40 0 # I L*. iu U* City . « — | 

13 00 14 00 On PImUUor — — 

16 M IS 00 Havana while.. - «V - hV 

— 40 1 00 do. yellow - h% - #Q 

—* 14 - 15 do. hr*»wn — . S)4 — Sit 

II 00 13 SO I Lo*r.ltoeUPbU. - 11 - UK 

do. Loutelann. . . — TH — •){ 

S SIX 4 00 Clarified - S - 1 

4 HU 4 95 Halt, 

4 90 4 SQ LiverpJ.flae M ck - — — — 

9 69 — — do. do. ftn etorc 1 00 

— 34 — IS j do. ronree.cAift - SS — — 

— — do. du. fm etore. — SS — SO 

I 19X 195 | Tntke I,.tc.,Vh* - — -If 

10 94 10 10 (kulte -IS — — 


.... - »t - M 

.... - 10 - II 


| (kill - IS — — 

! HwltMtr^reLt - 1 )i - • 

rfeswifr.- ... 


IW. 


do. No. J ... 
do. No. I ... 


Gunny II air*, 

Ilf Dtp, fT loll . 
Wr*leru,w. rold - 


do. dew lultrd . »0 00 109 OS 

do. hack l«d. . — — — 

IIW.V VS:" W , ““ 

W .l.A M*s. Mini — 1 — • 

Dry aalud Met. — 1 — fU 

Wal.ealted.h'vjr - 8)< - 3^ 
Dry.cnunlry ... — 6 — T 

Elp nnd Calf . . - 4X - I 
■ run, V*t*M- 

Pin II 00 90 00 

Country Ur,|<E ~r 4U — — 
Enslteh. »■««*« 40 00^ SO 00 
Hvvudi. n.«i>rUd VS 00 I 6 S •# , 

ll— 1». V»R - 4k - s | 

Ned Rod* - S - 4k 

CMlteye, Am. . - S - 

l.uMb.r. . . 


3;^ 


' Vnndr, -9-00 - - 

do. HJntowis. . . - SS 1 30 
de. American . . . 95 —SO 

Gin, Holland. . . . - »Tfc - fc')i 
de.AnkwhMi... - 15 -81 

Rum, Jam, lea.. J SO Ilk 
du.Nc« Knvlnud — 99 — M 

do.NewOlitoUne. — 30 —11 
Whiaky.rertiiPd - ITU - 11* 
do, reunuvu. .. . — IMU — — 
AUvhol — 40 — 4k 

IklML firvlw. 

?*Ufclo.. I #0 I 00 

tear. .......... — tk — 1* 

lK.ar,ebeve.|,|>t1 — HI — — 
do. in hair — lo — IE 

•sajB&w.- • -* 

r •» 

|lmlo*#Cl*.lea< 

iM.ru z — ~ 

Tallaw, V»R- • - «X 
Teaa, VI. 


KM “ii 

TSt=Sal :« 

Wiu#a,Fs*ltea ■ 


id oo is oo 

T 00 M oo 

14 IN) 44 00 


(le. Krenck toll* 34 00 

de.w.iLheadnm. — — .. 

Lead, VnooTl .. 






















BREWSTER A, OO., 

C A K II I AG K WAR EH 6 USE, 

No. Iln Gravier street, renr St, Charles Hotel, and-lnfi St. 
null'll H NtriH't. 

SOLICIT* the a i tc til i< >11 uf purchssers to ttii'lr oxlcnidve 
ami varied assortment of 

CARRIAGES AND HARNESS. 

Which they offer at the Tory lowest price* forVosh or ap- 
proved paper. They am constantly receiving from their 
New York home. No.IWO Broadway, (the oldest Carriage 
Repository In the United States.) a variety of 

NEW YORK CITY MADE UARRIAOE8, 

8ounj of which are of Entirely new and original designs 
Also, plaihur. hut equally, substantial vehicle*, from the 
same reputable Eastern manufacturers. 

('articular attention will be given to the covering and 
shipment of Carriages, to insure prompt nnd safe delivery, 
fe O.flm 


l'm.’iOMjaiiN — Captulu Leslie, of the bnrk Guilford, 
from It In. glv "s the f.lhurlng^ account of K remarkable 
phenmueiioh he witnessed on the 20lh ult., in hit 'JON., 
Iwiig. 0! W.: Iivtlle Northern Board, near the constella- 
tion of i'rsa Major, the sky assumed an cXt.no rdinary ap- 
pearance, n< If a va<(»v6lcnno had hyrst out beyond, the 
visible hofltson.'qnd threw Its sluohiw on the sk/to the 
altitude of 2,i or .Ml. The colors of the light were most 
brilliant, some of the lightest scarlet, others of the most 
vivid yellow. Intermingled with streaks and columns of 
liquid tire. The whole spectacle was one. of- the most 
grand nnd striking that 1 have ever witnessed, 
mtion of tint phenomenon was about ten minutes, at the 
end of which time It gradually diminished, and was soon 
lost to view The went her had been very pleasant, and 
the evening mild and serene. • 


- do, in twow.” Mid hi« oompnnion, liMlgli- 
lily, " ytmr lip, bn« trochwt lh» * inn oup om-o 
tw nft«-n. or Tour ilrrums !>»« boon roil. \\ lull 

wok YOU?” . . 

The inferior fold his orron.l. , 

< 4 ] t n MrnTipre hour, ’ nAuliho other, “hut 

lam ready Hot urn you to the priory ; 1 will 
hut seek my cloak, and follow on. the Blatant.” 
It waaaomednontha after this incident, that 
the whole brotherhood were aroused nt the same 
hour by wild shrieks and fearftil moans, as of 
one in the last agony— a suffering being battling 
for the.lift* which was fnst ebbing away— -n crea- 
ture warring ngninst. the fiat of the (’renter. 
Each rnised liimsclf on Ifts narrow pallet to lis- 
ten ; each at oncetraced the inexplicable sounds 
to the rnultod tower. Ere long they had nil 
left their beds. The sufferer could l*c no other 
than the pious Father Henriques. dying .benefit!! 
the devilish tortures of the fiend whom lie had 
failed to dislodge from his chonen dwelling. To 
the timid there is safety in a crowd, and accord- 
ingly the monks, who singly would have shrunk 
from bo unholy a contact, ventured forth in a 
body, with the prior at their head, to succour 
their suffering brother. 

When they reached the tower all wns silent ; 
they beat upon the door* hut there was no re- 
ply; and,’ gathering courage frdm curiosity , f 


Vrntcctumift Ministry in • 

Liverpool and l.otnh'm. Ft binary - 1 nr- 
, ini February 121. - , 

The Colllnk’ *t rattier Arctic arrived nt NewYork on tn* 1 
morning of the Stlllnrt. nt 0 ..clock, after n ^lomlld in- 

'Tt'iV ' '»*« th- 5711. .Ill . I-. W a; '■ 0* «•" 
Arctic panned rtelnishlp Kitropa, bound han. 

^KMILAXD, / fc 

The Eari of Derby ha* undertaken to form n new writ- 
I nb Ministry. The following Is Its compo^tldn. according 

"th, Sri Ministry .-—The following hasten forwarded 
to us ns n complete list of tin* new Oorertuncut. aodWt ns 
It wns formed up to Inst night: , _ -a.. 

First Lord of the Treasury nnd 1 rime Minister— 1 1 In 

' Chancellor of the Exchequer nnd Leader of the House 

ofUnmmon«r-.Mr. D’Isrftell 

Lord Chancellor- -Sir K. Sngdcn. 

— Lord I* resident — Tim Karl of Lnmulalo. — 

Lord Privy Seal— The Mnrquls of Salisbury, (wltli a 
sent hi the Cabinet.) . 

Sccrriari" of Stair. —For the Home Department— Mr. 
Wampole. , 

For the Foreign Department— fard Pnlmesbury. 

For the Colon ini Department— Sir John Pnekington 
First Lord of the Admiralty -The Poke nf Nnrthum- 
iHTland ... 

President Of the Board of Control— Mr. Ilnfrlrn. 
President ofthe llokrd of Trade— Mr. Henley. 
Postmaster (lenefnl— The Knrl of llnrdwlcke. « 

Secretary nt War— Mr. Beresford. i 
Vice President of the Board of Trndt Mr 0. F. 1 oting 
Woods nnd ForesU-Lnrd John Manners. 

Chancellor of .the DUchy of Lancaster j(iiol in the Ctbi- 
uit) — Sir . John Y. Duller' 

Master (Jeneml of the Ordnnnct- Lord Combemiore ) 
Attorney General — Sir F. Thesiger. 

Solicitor General— Sir Fltzroy Kelly. 

Lord Lieutenant of Ireland — The F.arl of Lgllntoun. 
Secretary for Ireland— Lord Niuu*. 

The Ch*ncclloi>hip «»f Ireland lias l*cen offercd'to Lord 
Chief Justice Blacktxmrne. 

Attorney General for Ireland— Mr. Napier. 

Solicitor General for Ireland— Mr. Whltslde. 

Lord ofthe Tnasury -Mwrquis of Chandos. 

Lord of the Treasury— Mr Batepon. : 

Under Secretary of the Home Department— Sir W. Jol- 
UfTe. 

Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs — Lord Stnuh y. 
Judge Advocate — Mr.'Binikes. 

Secretary of thY Admiralty — Mr Stafford. . 

Chief Commissioner of the Poor Law Board — Sir John 


tent Im. very large, embracing all ik. - 

■■"'•W pMl.tti'hoa In till, 

»lii.'l. miiy I,, fnuiiil Ul, 

"r. WiTlny. Clnrke. .Ilmry, B«kli5^ : 
Mlllnu, OtiUler, Sliprlnplt, Unln'T* 
Uurantt,TllloU<m . l-.trtrk iZ;** 

arrow. SI3V.II,. PI^JS 

”• lll,rn '' HloomflclJ, OruUrQ, d. Z l T > 
Hnllrr. Kiiwar.1,, Swift. Lonl. 

Lutllrr. Calvin. Hr,, rtr,. rlr * 


Fr>:nch Fijim-.im:a amp UoustisV. — I ntelligence has been 
received In Bangor. Me., thnt tlW* h'tiUhtlca on tho fishery 
hy' tha Vruiinh* nation are to be renewed under more 
fnVorable clrcumstnnces to the French fishermen than 
ever, both as to the amount .of the bounty pajd by the 
Government nnd thq countries {6 which fish may he 
ahipped. It Is pow settled that the fish inny be shipped to 
nny transatlantic -port where there -Is a French Consul, 
which wfll give the right to ship them to the United States, 
nnd secure a hoVinty from tho French nation of 10 Alines 
(f»l HO) per quintal . 'v 


BIBLES ! jlY.MNS ! AND PUAYR 
An ( Xtciislvo assortment, of uU sixes, and j 
of bindings. 

SCHOOL BOOKS. 

I would n'dprclftUly ri.ll tl l0 nUrtillmi n 
rlianta. traction*, and others In w«nt of | 
ruy lar^r and taluahlu itssurtrnrnt, cotud* 
*■ -Kloculloti, I, ogle, 

Hook's. Arithmetic, 

onarlrs. Al^.brm. 

Irani mars, _ UrolI] 

. Rhetoric. g, 

Composition. 
Chemistry, ' 
•P>ng. • Botany, 


present. But we. with renson. ( know that "one of the 
greatest authorities of the Bank Ts in favor of.Mr. Pea- 
lHuly‘s claim as n matter of right , although Mr. I'cahody 
himself, not wishing litigation, has. we hear, purchased 
J.T2.600 pure gold to remedy tin* gold under standard 
which he had deposited In the Bank. We have the ofh- 
rial correspondence between Mr. Pcnbody nnd the Bank 
la-fore us It is not necessary to refer to It. ' The oorres- 
jiondcnce does equal honor to both parties. 

The President has received replies to the notification of 
the new powers conferred on him by the Emperor of Rus- 
sia. the King of pwoeden, the King of Greece. an-J the 
Pope. • r ... 

A decree appears ill the M dplteur. ijeclnrlng.’that nothing 
shall lx- printed in the colonies without the express snuc- 
Hon "f the Colonial flovernment. 

l'h» ut-wsjviper proprlettlrs have signified their intention 
• f i dv .nidr g the price of their journals. In Qongj*quence 
of tin Oil GoTernm'-nt decrees respecting tho Press. 

0'i I' i J w •nty 'four'indivldunls-were ordered to suf- 
for e. d.iv ? lirprts- nment for linvlng sold ilewspn|iurs. 
with* ui b-'intr ilu'.y .n'licrlxed'-so tn'ilo. ; 

The r i !ft«atl'tii i r L--r*i John Bussell’s^Minlstry was 
reeelvut in I'nris iwi _*•’ -.ii'rd-y'- hut It wps expected that 
such an i’\ nt inust i" u ocetir. and it made KmiUl. f scnsa- 


FnimiTrin. MosTAUTt.— The JOttcsboro' (Tonn.) Demo- 
crat of the 10th Ult. states that a few days previous a dis- 
ease similar to^the cold plague hroko out i ntlio family of 
Iter. *Wm. Heed, of Washington county, of which three 
of his children died within a few hours after they were 
attacked. A fourth child was attacked with this mys- 
terious disease while returning from tho funeral, and died 
shortly aftef wards. The Democrat states that Adam 
Sligar’s family also suffered from the same disease. Also, 
that others have been attacked with tfm SWJ1P malady. 
The Democrat says : It Is fearful in Its operation ; in a 

few hours hurrying those it at tanks from earth, iu spite of 
every remedy our physicians ha Vo yet prescribed.’’ 


a copy of the wosk. free of postage. f«* 0 


f«t Mart not. for the twilight soon 
WB dew thy burning jbrtiw. 

And WBTtT is the rest So rwrol. 

T» thaw who'v* trod, with weary Nt. 

Went ; doth the s u ns e t hour 
Of post come on apace T *\ 

Thai nears the time whea labors o'er. 

Then'll find s resting place ; 

TdQ on. with double vigor now. 

K’e twilight darkness shades Uiy brow. 
TV> well ; the Stars come forth, 

And anile upon the form 
That nobly, though with humble worth 
Barth's tolls have meekly borne j 
THs finished, and a glory rweet 
Rtall crown thy rest at Jmu' feet. ! 


MEDICAL NOTICE. 


DR. L. PIERCE, of Columbus. Georgia, respectfully 
calls the attention of Physicians. Druggists and dealers iu 
Medlclne-to ^ . 

KITING'S KXTJIACT OK BTJGHU. 

This .excellent remedy for all diseases of tho kidneys 
and urinary organs generally ; also, nil Dyspeqitlc cases 
of ordinary kinds, and duration. Is owned and carefully 
prepared by the subscriber, and is offered on hix Medienl 
knowledge as a remedy to lie relied on. He is anxious to 
Introduce It Into tho great Western market. All necessa- 
ry .directions found on tliO label, on each bottle. , \Vhole- 
*alc price f»8 per dor. Retail. $1 |mt bottle. 

Orders directed to L. PIERCE. Druggist. Columbus. 


Drawing. 


corpse of a fcnrnlc, so young nrul so lovely, t lint 
in her form, death secmcnl beautiful. Her long 
dnrk hair wns untrcsseil, and fell about her like 
a garment, on Which her white* arms gleamed 
out with daxzling whiteness. The monk knelt 
liieside her, pale nnd ghnstly ; his deep voice 
breaking. forth nt intervals ns he groaned out*. 
“ My wife ! my wife ! the dream of my exist-, 
cnee, the solace of my solitude! couldst thou, 
indeed, not survive the knowledge of the saevi-' 
lege which thou liadst unwittingly coiiiniitt'ed ? 
Better flint thou shonldst have abandoned me 
when my treachery wnfl first apparent, forgot- 
ten me, nny thing hilt died, my wife! my wife!” 
He did not even look upon the intruders ns they 
entered, but continued gnzing with dilntod eyes 
and parted lips upon the corpse. A murmur 
ran through the brotherhood tho .prior ap- 
proached tlie wretched culprit with words of 
vengeance t^pd violence, but lie spoke in vain. 
The punishment of the widowed husband was in- 
flicted by n higher hand, the wretched Jlcn- 


(I epigraphy. 


Mineralogy, 

, Oeolngy, 

"ingra|il,y. XalnrilHL, 

Natural I-hflwophj, 
nuyiUHra, Dlrtionurici. Hauler., via 
toiimnaiii^ItallanOriinmiranieUoiiuk, 


Piar.rRK ok tiiK.Str.AMsiiii* Amkrica. — A (llSpateliTrom 
Boston, dated' the fith lust, says : •• The revonuo officers 
having |n charge the British steamship America, which 


Chief CommiMiouer of the 
Trollope. 

Joint 8ecn-tnrlex ofthe India Board— Lord Jocelyn ami 
Mr. Henry Baillle. 


The Ha no ted Cloister ; . 

«>, THE PBAKCIBOAK ’8 CB 1 HK. 

Man; yean ago— -it were idle ■ to mj lioir 
man; — a Tooth of sixteen took the tow* in tlif 
chapel of Saint Francis. He vaa a welcome na- 
ceBsion to the brotherhood; for, although nqt 
nobly born, he brought with him a weighty 
dower, the produce ofthe many successful Teu- 
tons of hisdeceaslB father. 

Hla person was tall and graceful, somewhat 
too haughty for his birth and calling, anil 
strangely betraying his nature. His roice was 
the Moat musical of the- choir and his eye* as 
keea as that of the mountain eagle: Such as ,1 
hare described him did ha lire for sereral years 
among the brotherhood of Saint Francis, pity- 
lag some and despising others, feeling and innit- 
in^ as though he held himself to be superior to 

Perhaps there is no assumption before whicii 
the common herd of mankind prostrate them- 
sclrea more blindly than this ; some few mur- 
mured, but their murmurs were too studiously 
subdued to reach the ear of the young monk, 
and he came and went at length unquestioned; 
and when they saw him busily sngaged far into 
the night, with a spirit untirod by the fasts or 
penance of the day, poring orer huge Toliimei, 
which, to them, were aamysterious os the start, 
eran the mnrmurs cessed, for they felt that lie 
was not as one of themselTea. Had the prior in 
missies to forward to the general of the order, 
it waa he who penned it with a ready skill, St 
which the good old Sacristan, who had hitherto 
aets^^eoTBUry to the brotherhood, crossed 

Needed there a messenger of trust to adis- 


-tiuiu 


arrived nt tliin port yofllofilHy. discovered last evening be- 


Georgia, wiii bo duiy nt tended., to. Cash, or references. 


.V* 1 •»— ’-'•■“•V • - • B 

tween foilr mid five thousand dollars' worth of lace goods." 
which had hceif illegally taken from the steamer for the 
purpose of tunuggling. The goods were found secreted lji 
a wagon, iimoug the dirty linen ofthe ship, which Was to 
have been sent to the laundrj. ' The goods are of rich and 
cosily description, ami the AmeriVa has becnvseir.ed by 
order of tho Collector. No nrrests have an yet been made. 


Tiir MinsiisuVi Rum.'— A paper Dorn Huron II*uir-' 
holdt.on Iln* Mississippi River, hns i recently been ri nd 
hefMra.the Academy of Sciences of 1’ftiH. 'll elutes that 
ut Mimiphls the HViTfbll? aW»y nt the fiite nf Ui.7(KHK)l!. 
!iJ2.71*l cubic. fe«'t a year. The 2.R50Lli parti o>; 4 .(Kkmxxi- 
000 cubic fi*et of this volume is mud. In this mud are 
found 82 different kinds of microscopic creatures. -14 poly- 
•gastriques. Iff phllolithftrles. 2 polytennies. and several un- 
formed species. The voluirie of the Mississippi is mariy. 
as large as that of the Gpnges at. high water, und two and 
a- half times ns large ns that of the Nile. 

The proportions of solid matter contained In tiff* Ganges 
are f»57 cubic feet ill a second ; in the Mississippi 147 cubic 
feet In a second ; in the Nile 131 cubic feet in a second 
8o' thuj the Mississippi id by far the purest river of the 
three. } 

Filially, orgauic life enters in the turbid portions of the 
river in the following proportions : In the Ganges, unimnl 
microscopic Ufa forms from one-third t«i one-fourth of the 
mud ; iP the Nile, it forms from one-twentieth to fme- 
tentli in the Mississippi. It forms from nne-flflleth. to a 
thirty-third, giving fmip, two to four cublr f«H*t of ani- 
mated mud, which it Tolls by Meinphjs every second. 


•xpected. Respectfully advertised 

fe6] L 1'IEKOE, Proprietor. 


Under Recrelniy of the Colonies — Lord Desnrt. 

Joint Becretaries of the Treihsury— Messrs, theorge A. 
Ilnmilton and ForlieaMeKentn’'. 

Clerk of the Ordnance— Uollmel . Forester. 

'' 77ir HoutthitU-. 

Lord Steward— Duke of Montrose 
Lord Chninberlnln-T-Ixird Exeter. 

Mnster of the Horse— Lord Jersey. 

Comptroller of the Household— lion. Cecil Forester. 
'Vice-Ch&mberlaltt— Lord Worcester. 

Captain of the Yeomemof tho Guards— Lord De Bos. 

The Lords in Waiting will probably be Lords Morton. 
Byron. Munster. Tempicinore. Glengall. Galway. Canter- 
bury. Wvnfurd. 

I'arliament had ailjiftriicd over till Friday, the 27Ul, in 
order to allow Lord Derby to complete his arrangements. 

A dissolOtloii of Hint body will at .'once take place, to lie. 
followed by a new election. 

It wax pnqioscd at a meeting in Manchester, that on 
account of Lord Derby's accession to office, the Anti-Corn 
Law League should he renewed. Tile movers await Lord 
Derhy’s formal announcement of Ills intentions. 

I'hlllp Urjffeth, Esq.. Heontary to the KnglJ.-li Legation 
lit Athens, is ajipointed Secretary at D ashlngton. 

The recent brilliant Aurora Borealis was visible through- 
out England and upon the Continent. 

Count Paul Ksterliaxy lias addressed n letter to Lord 
Dudley Htunrt on weasion of the diNsolulion ofthe llun- 
guriuii Couimitteo. lie suys, iu tile course of the .letter: 
The dlssolutlim ofymir lx-nevolent Vommittee is ncir- 
cunistance as deeply felt by my fellow exiles as tho reas- 
ons which determined this, your resolution, are thor- 
oughly appreciated by nil of them. 

You emi ns you lx gnu— ns you have acted since, with 
energetic perseverance — ybU end With benevoleniM*. a 
scum) of justice mid sincerity j you nb-tnln from cherish- 
ing in othersTiopes you cannot give.” 
hi Ireland, tho resignation of the Russell ministry has 
boon hailed with unbounded Joy. There is nothing esjK- 
clally important in the Irish news. 

FRANCK. 

M . Boeher. administrator of the Orleans estate, with 
MM. Dvlavalgno and llovyu Trundiere. havo- been ar- 
rested in France for having in their possession Insurrec- 
tionary documents in favor of thoOrleuus family. 

Tho SitcU publishes the following definitive list of op- 
position candidates for Paris : Dupont de l’Eurt*. General 
Lamoriclerc, General Cavaignac. Carnot, Goudchaux, 
BJxlo. Eugene Hue. and Ferdinand Lnsteyrie. 

M. D.upiu lias decliued to stand us a candidate to the 
Legislative corps for the Niovre, or for any other de- 
partment. 

By dooroe in the Monileur, a prixo ol 60.000 frunM is in- 
stituted iu favor of the discoverer who shall render the 
Voltaic Pile applicable with economy to industry as to'un o 

pnictTce. yeii'inmc men or inTnulious nro liUimtlca to 
compete during five years for the prixo. 

.The Government has tnken measures to suppress the 
candidatures of exiled ex-representatives. 

The President Is laying out large sums of money at the 
l’nlhco of St. Cloud, which is to be one of bis summer resl- 
dunecs^ The triumphal car. with a colossal statue of the 
Emperor. Is ordered to be finished and placed on the Arc 
de I’KloUe by August 16. 

By decree of the President of the Republic, the powers 
of tlie members of the Counclls-General, - Councils of Ar- 
roudissement. and Municipal Councils, subject to re-elec- 
tion. are extended to three mouths. 

Tho Curtain gives the following picture ( of Paris at this 
moment ; 

Scarcely seven days separate us from the solemn hour 
of the elections, on M. Berger, by a recent proclamation, 
reminds us. Franco is In full peace, ns one of the lost 
•‘ communicated notes” of the Monileur clearly proves. 
Things are in their normal state at Purls. Money Is cir- 
culating; pcoplo labor in the workshops, laugh in the 
theat^s. and promenade in grand toilette on the Boule- 
vards. The press has only soil phrases like the sighs of 
tliu .Koliiin harp. At tile Bourse the Five pfl* Cents have 
Touched 103f. <H)o. Every thing .announces a prosperous 
situation ; We have tlie'relurn of Go golden uge. And 
yet— how strange notwitbstundlng these iudicutiom. of 

prosperity, i'aris does not appear to Lhl.itK more of the 
elections than ofdho discovery of Lite .squaring of tliu 
elrele. Woik-'o neither plucurds of electoral oouiuiittei-s 
nor caudidaU-a’ circulars, nor voting papers. In the oldest 
'. times of the utouurchy, the electors called on competitors 
■ * '* - *'■ before, them. ‘ • 


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riques was n mnninc! They hurled her whom 
lie had loved silently in tho dark rcccs^a of the 

t,ns 


dungeon-vault, and ho stood by and laughed, 
the earth wah heaped upon tho body* Ho was 
mad for years, a howling, furh.us maniac, whom 
neither the scourge nor the chain had power to 
intimidate; tmt nt length light broke upon bin 
bruin, and all tho past was but an evil and u 
dreary dreaiR. He yet remembered how, on 


Death ok Fiiaxee, tiik. SculftoR.— -T his distinguished 
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New Bedford. Massachusetts, at tho. age of sixty years. 
He lived in the city of NowYork mauy yoArs, where ho 
executed busts of many eminent raon, including Presi- 
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Prescott, Story, J. Lowell, T. 11. Perkins. Dialing Hobart. 
Dr. Mllnor, Dr. 8tcuruH, Nathaniel Prime, George Gris- 
wold. Ell Hurt, etc. . r 


alike of his vows and of Ills duty, lie had won 
thnt creature of beauty to hi/ bosom, ere she 
knew that ho wnsalrendy wedded to the cldistcr. 
Memories were with him also of long years of 
concealment nnd self-condemnation, patiently 
and sweetly borne for liis suite! Nor lind he 


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and sweetly borne for bin suite! 
foivotten how all had at length terminated. 

He could trace, in his hours of solitude, the 
mental outline of a bed of dentil, tiulinllowed, 
unpitied, unsanctifled by. tlits holv offices of the 
church ; lie could trace — but why should we I 
dwell on tlio monk's maddening memories ? 

Ten years of pcnanco and vigil and abstin- 
ence followed upon liis malady, nnd then he wiib 
again received, a repentnnt sinner, into the 
bosom of the church. Life lind but one joy 
left to him ; it was, to steal away from tho 
world, and . sit in bitter rumination beside the 
gloomy sepulchre of her whom lie hud loved 


'At Philadelphia, ou the night of 


IIOHHIBLE TkaOF.UY 
the (3th inst.. a man named Juinus White returned home 
druiik at a late hour and immediately conuneuced beat- 
ing Ids children, a girl about fourteen nnd » girl three 
years of age. He then seised a rasor. cut the throats of 
both of them, and Ills own. and then set fire to his house. 
Tho dames were extinguished and the three bodies found 
although cousidembly burned. 


Affair* at Pax Jt an. —T he NowYork Times snys : 

“ Wb are informed by a correspondent st Han'Juaii. ! 
Ill at the American residents- at tlmt place held a meeting 
on the 24th ult . nnd.rasofved not to pay thoraxes im- 
posed upon them by the British Consul, as agent for t he 
Mosquito King. They then waited upon tho Commander 
of the United States sloop-of-war. laying fn the harbor, 
and asked protection ip the event of force being used' by 
the British authorities to secure the payment. Receiving 
a satisfactory reply they informed her Majesty's Consul 
of their determination to resist future collection of' the 
tribute. In reply, he threatened, compulsory measures. 
atl'I left nt oifiie for Blueflelds. the residence of his Mns- 

In- -i'ii m.. 

there seems to la* more trouble brewing in that quarter of 
the isthmus. There is a secret organisation of American^ 
existing at Sau Juan, termed 'Oallinlppers.’ who are said 
to exert considerable influenee.there. 

*• Large quantities of freight are lying nt Sun Juan 
waiting transportation, nnd likely to wait for some time 
to come, as tho Vnndrrbiit line are unable to take nny 
freight' up the river in their boats, except tlmt arriving 
by their own steamers. , The water hr very low at present, 
and it is with difficulty that passengers get up the river. 

» The harbor was full of ernft when the Ohio left on the 
25th ult. The following vessels were among tRe number 
United States xloop-of-war Decatur. 16 gnus ; British 
sloop-of-war Sappho. 10 guns ; Dutch frigate l'rluco of 
Orange; 00 guns.” ‘ 

Imfortaxt ksom Cmii.i — Seizure of Tu'o .1m eric an Ships, 
with Gold Dual — Condition qf the Morketa . — A letter in the 
NewYork Herald, dated Valparaiso. Jan. 26. states that 
the late revolution lias been put down and peace restored, 
but the writer adds : 

‘•There ha*. ImwoVignrecently boon a terrible commo- 
tion among the- State pmoners nt the Straits of Magellan. 
Banished from their homes on account of political aud 
other offences, they got up u revolution there amoug 
themselves — killing the Governor, taking the garrison, ami 
declaring themselves free and independent of Chili. 

•vTIU* American bark Florida, which I mentioned In a 
.former letter as having ’beuu chartered by this govern- 
ment. and freighted with n full c.urgo of revolutionists, 
wus forcibly seised while nt the Straits, and is now in 
possession of the prisoners. Official information has nisi 


tut community , it w*» eror the strong-limi -oil 
nnd dnur-nritted brother Henriques who vis 

fdeoted for the duty. 

Ferhtp* in those years the monk was hnppy; ; 
be that u it may, it was tho nearest approach I 
tc happiness which he was ever fated to know. 
His prxmd mnrit was satisfied — his supremacy, 
both mental and physical, unhesitatingly ad- 
mitted, ud his caprices respected. Rigorons 
ud^urompromBing^in^bc observance of the 

duties ; careless of comfort, when its sacrifice 
hold cat the prospect of a prouder gratification ; 
patient under the infliction of the senseless gos- 
aping of the narrow -minded and superstitious 
brotherhood ; sealous at tho altar, and indul- 

r atthe confessional, It wss no wonder that 
minim community of Saint Francis were 
often glad to depute the young monk to tho per- 
formance of many of their more difficult dutios. 
Tears won on thus: the studious Henriques 
had succeeded In possessing himself of the small 
tower, beneath which was excavated the prison 
vault of the monastery ; and there the faint 
light of the lamp, by which bo pursued his soli- 
tary studies, might be seen glimmering far into 
the night. 

It chanoed on a sweet midnight, that a special 
massmigar arrived at the monastery, on a mis- 
man to the prior, and that his errand required 
instant attention. The half-awakened and nng- 
iona superior instantly dispatched a yawning 
Uy -brother to summon Father Henriques to a 


b« ovcuDunudatL'd. 


TERMS. FOR TEN MONTHS, 

OXr-IULK IX ADVAXCK. 

Board. Waging. Light* and Fuel ...,..r. flSUO 

Tuition... Utt 

Muftie t»n tlie I'ianofurte HU 

Vocal Mu>lc. French, Drawing and Fainting, exta 
Each pupil Will lurniGi her bedding, towel*, booh ufl 


Charleston Harhoh. — T h$ Committee, on Commerce in 


Uongre** hn* ununimouMy agreed to an appropriation of 


MR. JAME& WRIGHT 


stationtry. 


$50,000 for tho purporio of deepening the channel lit the 
entrauco to Charlentou Harbor. The billfeill probably 


jjH'ciiil reference to Dr. L. IV Blackburn, the p*tmi< I 






continued hi* interest during the lu.-i buxine** *ea*on iu 
the firm of Jauie* W right At Sou, we have now the plea 
*drn of announcing that he become* thin day a partner 
in our hou*c. aud *6licit* the luterYft of hi* friend* and 
former patrou*. 

To correct a general mi*apprahen*ion. it i* proper to 
*tato that he ho* no iutere*t In nny other hou*e. 

JAMES WRIGHT. J. WRIGHT At CO. 

New Orleau*. Dec. 1. 1851. 


Death ok a Ji nr.E.— lion. It 1’. l'ryor, Couijty Jddge 
of Crawford county. ArK.. died on the 20th ult. 

Tiik Maine Liqroa L*w.— A large petition for the re- 
peal of the Maine Liquor Law has been presented to the 
Maine Legislature from tho town of South Berwick. It 
was tho first reactive movement iu relation to the subject 
that bos taken place in the State. 


N. U. — Parents und guardii^s wbhing to secure p!if| 
for their children and. wards for the next term, can doj 
by addressing the Principal. 

Tlie present session will ctbee Uuly 28. u? 

t*)0. CLEVELAND. WM. CLEVELAND. * A.F.CU1UI 

CLEVELAND. BltOTllEHS Ai 00. 
CouimisMou Merchant* 2l Commercial Place, Soto- 
lean*. H 


PHILADELPHIA SADDLERV AND TRUNK 

WAREHOUSE. 

S. ROBB <L Co., 

No. 00 Grarier aired, New Orleans. 
The subscribers invite Planter* and Dealers in Saddlery. 


ALABAMA.C0NFERENCK OF M. E. CUURCH.’fiOUTH 

FACULTY. 

Rev. T. B. RUSSELL. M. A.. President. 

K. IIODSON. M. A . Adjunct and Chemical Professor. 
Mrs, a B. Hudson. In structre ss in Drawing. F!mbroi<i- 


RICHARD NUGENT Ai 00. t 
Cotton Factors aud Comnilflaiou Merchants, No. II fa 
Row. Carondelct street. New Orleans. At 


call and eafifliilne their stock. 


WRIGHT. W IL1.1AMS k '00. 


Commission Merchants, No. U3 Gravier utreet. 


Miss 0 LEE. Principal of primary Department 
Miss M. J. TOOMER. Principal of .Musicai Department 
and Teacher of French and German. 


sS. E. GUHMAN A: CO. 

luijKirters. Wholesale and Retrfil deidcrsin HaU.CV 1 ^ 
Straw (Sotxl*' No. 3(3 Magazine street, corner of fail 
New Oil etius. 

A general assortment of Panama. Cnuipcarhjr. Uffo 
and Palm Leaf Huts, at tlie lowest cash pric«.cortrt 
on hand. 

Manufactory. 181 Water stnvt Newport I* 


Tlie eusuing session of the above iu»titution will coin- 
uieuce im TUESDAY, tlie titli of January. 1852. 

Patrons are requested, ii' potwible, to enter pupil* on tin ' 
first day of the session. 

Oak Bowery. Chambers county. Ala ..Nov. 28. dfi 
DUNIUR. . W. Hl'l’ll AN A> 

DUNBAR k BUCHANAN, 

Commission Merchant* aud Wholesale Grocers. 22 Gravier 
street. New Orleans. oil* 


to explain themselves before them. Who now thinks of 
these old Uhuges? No one. The most that people know 
Is that there are two or three journalists (MM. Amedeo do 
Cesena and Louis Verou, for example) who think of the 
honor of ultling iu the palais Bourbon. Whence cornea 
this inexplicable indifference ? Philosopher* und moralists 
— seek ! A good deal lion been said about tlie indifference 
of the Neapolitan people ; has it passed the Alps ? 

I’ltl’H.S I A . 

Berlin . Peh. 21.— Cqunt Armln. the leader of tho liberal 
I uirty. friend «*f Istuiartine, Prussian, Kmbaasador at Paris 
during the February revolution, uud afterward liberal 
Minister in Berlin, lias been tried for calumniating hi* 
Government by his writings. He was convicted and sen- 
tenced ton fine. .Tlds is the first time u.Minlsier of State' 
lias ever been arraigned in Prussiu. An appeal is spoken of 

Tlie French Government lias remonstrated against the 
decision regulating Gn> navigation duties ou the Rhine 
without consulting France. The Prussian Cabinet ha* 
"replied that 'll wo* 'fYcR' TirFrancr to take part in tho ne-' 
gotiation. hut that there wus no treaty that gave her th- 
right to interfere iu tlie commercial aimngoment* of Ger- 
many. 

. ; AU8TK1A. 

Tlie F.mperof of Austria lias conferred tho decoration 
ofthe Iron Crown upon JM. Ilfilsemaun, the Au-lriu;. 
Charge d'Atfalres in the Uuiled State*. 

IIKI.GIIM. 

Count- Alexander 8tmgonoff is designated for thq new 
post of KiiHsiun Minister Plenipotentiary in. .Belgium, 
where Glut power has been hitherto rapresented by u Con- 
sul (Jeherat. To facilitate this change which is connected 
with the establishment of more jntimate relations between 
tlie two states, twelve Polish officer-, who haye served 
t \Venty years in tbe Belgian army, are invited to retire or 
lie placed m disponilnlite. 


grallon during the ensuing year. 

To show that the Mormon* are not Idle, and thnt they 
are already encroaching upon their neighbor*. ! nsk that 
you will publish tho following letter which l find in The 
Sacramento Times. Vory re*|>«-et fully. 

^ A Californian., 

Imtortant -New* from Car*on Valley.— 1 The subjointxl 
letter contains matter of deep Import . nnd. being from u 
n liable gentleman, commands attcdtl) n.P The stu$emenD 
aa to Monuon aggrwwlon. m well as concerning tho condl- 


WholesiUe Deu|ers in Foreign nnd Domestic Pff w* 
No. 70 Gfuvier. street, between UlglliV ^ 
Orleans. 

A full 


MUSES GREENWOOD k CO. 

Commission aud Forwarding Merchant*. No. 23 Carondelct 
street. _ .f« 6 


snpj.ly of Plantation Goods. 


A Good Book for General Circulation. 

KIST-’H. 

True Pruetice of Keligiou. 

Showing tho menus liy Which to live a true disetapin of 
Jesus Christ, in Holiness and l’face ; and also the Mala- 
dies of the Human Mind aud llbiirt. which binder tli* 
*• true practice of Religion, tfUU their causes uud proper 
remedies. » 

From the Dutjch 

“ SHORTER DOCTRINE OF PRACTICE,” 

OF THE 

' Rev. EWALDL’b KTST/D. D. 

Price $1. 26.por cent, discount, wholesale. 

JOHN BALL, Publisher, 

60 Ornviej st. 


t ion nnd resources of the Valley, arc 1 ull of interest at thi* 
juncture : 

Carson Valley, ThuDilny. Dec, 18. 1861. 

Mestri. Editor* t I embrace the opportunity of writing 
which is afforded by the mail undet the eliarge of Mr 
Hanson, who is x evolved to attempt the mountains, and. 
if possible, deliver ills eliarge at Hacrsmcnto, which I trust 
Ite may aurceed in doing. 

Authentic Information hns reached ils to th«i effect that 
large companies are uow fitting out «•* Great SftH Lnke 
for emigratlflg hither, with the avow >1 intention of cun- 


T. II JACKSON A: CO. 


Dll. GREEN LEAF, 
Office — Jackson street, between tbe 
’ TciioupitouhiS street. 


Dealer* ip Fine Fa*hionable Clothing. No. 31 Cnuul street. 

(next door to Planters’ Hutch) New Orleans. 

Youths’ Clothiug, Gent.’* Under Garmonts, Hosiery > 
Trunks. (!ur|H>t Bags, aud a general assortment of 
Clothing, always on hand nml for sale at 

the lowept market ' prices. r np6* ' 


Markets ^ ! 


Residence — Corner of Jackson and MagaxlDf 
fayette. it 


CVRL'B flint. j h 

0. FLINT A; J0NB8, 

Wholesale and Retail Dealer* in Cabinet Furnltw*- 
Featliers. Moss uud Hair'Mattresses, Curled I 
Cloth. Yurnish. etc.,. Nos. 40 and 48 Kofd ^ 
Orleaus. 


although it had become 


a proverb in the neighborhood, hud failed t«. ! 
counteract. The listener croesed himself and 
whispered a lew mysterious tales of the like 
description, which he had gathered from ancient 
volumes, and to which tlie monks lent a greedy 
ear. He spoke hurriedly and hoarsely, like 
one whoee lean choked his voioe; but had hit* 
auditors noted the expression of his lip, the v 
might have read there a scorn which belied hiV 
words. 

Great was the wonder of the trembling group 
when, despite all these dark legends, Henriques 
resolutely declared his de ■ ermination of remain- 
in tbe occupancy of the tower, of searching 
iftto its htaden mysteries, and exorcising tin 
•firitef darkness which now dwelt in it: 
raora— s. T ime wore on : a gloom had gathered 
on the brow of the monk, nnd there wee a fenr- 
lul meaning in the siienoe whicii he obstinatelv 
miiliMta the subject of the tpidnight risf- 
»*tton*. “ Tbe time ie not yet oome !" was hi) 
"“raraslrroly to all the questionings of the 
troth erhuod, and while he grow even- day more 
•tero^und taciturn , the secret remained unre- 
veiled. 

Booh was the uut. of thing, when, with quiv- 
U ^ h . Ua t heart, the lay-tirolhe. 
went forth ut uudnight to obey tlie bidding ol 
the poor. Tlie moon, as it has already been 
™“ r *NL *•» brightly in tlie bearens. 

when he sallied forth into tbe cloister whicii 
oouuauaicated with the reulted tower; but ert 
he bad trareraed theyiaved oourt, a cloud passed 
orer the sky, and the night wind moaned 
drearily among the reoeeses of the. .building,. 
** Bmhcla Maria , ura pro rile S' Ijiurmurol tin- 
«M monk, as he glided along ; “ Satteia Maria , 


B. F, SMITH. DENTIST, 

lias returned. umP l* devoting hlmselt' exclusively to tb< 
practice of ids profession. 

’Office at tho corner of Ht. Charles street and Lafayette 
5q*ar«. o20 

JOllN tiO^BwVN. * JOHN H. BAI ». 

. GOODWYN A: SALK. 

Attorneys ftnd Counsellor* at Lnw. Aberdeen. Mississippi 
Practice Law iu tlie various Court* held in the Sixth 
and Seventh Judicial Circult* r qf Mississippi. Gu 1 District 
Court of the United Stutes pt Poutotoe. and .Supreme Court 
of tlie State nt. Jackson. 

Claim* on any person in Nortli Mississippi, out of out 
circuit, sent us l»y our. friends at a distance. w;ill be hand'd 
for them to competent, responsible Attorneys by.u* 
-R-oferencef: 

G r McFarlane k Co.. Aberdeen, Mississippi. 

.1). W. Bowman, .. .. • 

Clopton At Ewing. 

James E. Sauuders k Son. Siobile, Alabnmn. 

Baker k Lawler, 

John A. Winston A: Co 
Sanford k Coley, 

More k Lynch. 

M oric* Waring k Co., 

J J Sykes A: Co.. * .. ., 

McMahon k Pearsall, NeVOrlcnmi. 


CHITTENDEN k DAMKBON, 
Dealers in Carpeting. Oil Cloths and 11#** 
Goods, Nos. 23 Cluirtres street and X 1 


- BIBLE Sr... BIBLES, 

JOHN BALL, 

'No, 60 Gravier street, 
Iliu juBt' received one of tlie LARGEST uud BEST us- 
irtmcnt* of Bibles aud Prayer Books ever .brought tc 


HT. " “7 V 

A. J. W RIGHT k 00., 
netoj-s ..and Commission and Forwu® 
N')>. 07. Gravier street. New Orlran^^ 

It. M! ELLIS k 00., 

Gravier *tre*t 


A ctinnou grrtpe shot! weighing about half a 
pound, wns fitund in a mail's skull, which was thrown up 
by a person digging a grave in St. Andrew’s churchyard. 
Mt Holly, N. J . a few days since. Hi* spade cunie. in 
r^iitact with the skull, and hearing something rattle, lie- 
picked it up- aud found this hall, whieh had entered jtist 
l»elow‘t he eye. and lodged in’ the back part of the bead. 
Tlie Mirror pays *• that during tlie Revolution, portions of 
the two great armies occupied prominent positions near 
that town, occasionally exchanging shots with each other? 
but not coming Into general actiifn It is said, however, 
that quite n severe battle was fouglit some three miles to 
tbe east of the town, in which contest about 300 wren 
killed, all of whom were buried in the grave-yard above 
mentioned.’’ 


Commission Merchant*. No. 07 
leans. 


Tlie elections for the Canton of Tesiuo have resulted iu, 
the return of 68 conservative, und 53 democratic Depu- 
ties. Disturban*es h rare ported to have tuken place Ht 
Lugano, hut the statement is coulradietcd hy the Demo- 
cratic Journals. 

The papers of the Canton, of Vaud state that France 


FAMILY BIBLES, ut from $163 to $50 per copy. 

OCTA VO BIBLES, at from $1 to $10, In various style* 
oY binding. • . » • , 

SMALL BIBLES, with and. wilUoi|t reference*, tif vel- 
vet liiudiugs. gold bands and clasp*. Turkey morocco, an- 
tique. clasps and bands. 

qUEAk* SCHOOL BIBLES AND TESTAMENTS. oct4 11 

BOOT AND SHOE STORE. 

Tlie old and favorite Bland, corner of Cump. Duplantler 
nnd IVytanla HtriietH. Ih how well furnished with a stock of 
Shoes and Boots. <»f every variety. 

Customura and strangers faithfully nerved witli good 
barguius aud a good fit, from Monday morning until Sutur- 
doy.night. 

li — Please ramemlier that I do not open on Sunday 
Therefore call during tho week. 

f„ ti JOSEPH SCHILLING. 


REGULAR DRV GOODS T 

[•Al.MKR k CO. 


JUHKIM1 II r 

importer.- and Wholesale Dealers In Dry 


has addrvMed three” demands to Switxerlaiul, vix : one con- 
cerniBg the Jews of Itule Cuuipaguc. another op the re- 
fugees. uml u third on the press. b«*pid' s some observation - 
'•n the state of Berne. * The Federal Commissioners nt 
Geneva have desired the Cmitons on the French frontier 
to send in list* of nil the refugees residing there, uud to 
report nil new arrivals. 

The fluiuk a journal published ut llerne, say* that tho 
note of Franco relative to ther< fugei sandtolhenbuKes 
f. the pres* was supported by England, lint tliis state- 
ment np|>ears tube without foundation. The Cliarge d’ 
Affaire* of England, iu a conversation with the President 
of the Confederation, simply testified the desire of hi* 
Oovurinhent that, in tbe affair of thi- refugees. S Wit Xer- 
uud. while scrupulously respecting international law 
-liould luniutniu the right of asylum recoguited in every 
•lUiitry enjoying liberal iustllutlou* There wus no ques- 
tion of tin* liberality of the pres*. 

.j.XUc UablatA..tff .Vi«aua Ua» no InttnUpil nf. ilDputing. 

the right of ucyluw to political n-fugeeN in Switzerland. 
Ul tlmt it hax dime has becu to remonstrate- against the 
ib use of Gils right. It respects tbe principle of neutral- 
ity guarantitd to the Helvetic Confederation.' 

Roman htatkh. 

In spite of the police aud French uruiy. the Anniver- 
ury of the Repuldie lias Ix-eii celebrated at Rome by the 
firing of petard*, scattering of flowers and display of Ben- 


worth of 


§ 100,000 
Fashionable Clothing, Gantlanurtf® 
in«r Goods. Ac., at lUttH- 

t CO t 


The town (if Liigo«, on tlio Most < oast of A(- 

riciu wus almost totally deBtrbye dby tlie British squadron, 
on iln; 23tli aiid 27th of Di'oemlwr The English slilF* 
sustuineii severe losses, liuving 33 men killed and (Ml 
wounded. Tlie great casualty was caused by one of tin* 
steamers having grounded witfiin range of a battery of 13 
gun*. These hostilities were undet taken in conscquenee 
of the Kffig Imyiug refused to ratify a treaty of pence for 
the sunpressioifofthe slave trade. An immense quantity 
Of natives were killed during the two day-’ fighting, and 
the King or Chief was deposed nnd uuother one substi- 
tuted. 


Hen.'J. J - OfTH o pd. .Tuscaloosa, Aluhnma 
J. (’ Wllitsett. Gainesville. 

Silas Puraons. Esq. ^Huntsville, 
llavid Deslller, Tuscumliia. ' 

Wui. Cooner^Emp. .. 
SiuipMin..SleAle-lerk fob Florence. .. 


■ ".One Price” Mammoth Clothing el 
Magazine street. New Orleuii*. 

GENTLEMEN visiting New Orlcnn*»re 
vited to call and examine much the largfrt 
plete assortment of good* in the above lin ( 
the Soirtli F 

We manufacture nil our Clothing exprv* 
retail sales, nnd it is with tbirperfectf co»J 
able to give satisfaction, tlTaT W1 ' wk-all-* 
witli h call to examine particularly our* 
lure, trimmings, kc. 

All good* sold by us arc warranted in nl 
after tho purchase of any article any dlw» 
It will !«• t'ht.frfiilly, tuki'ii bwk » I|J llirB 
Our object isdo please our customer?* . 
♦S- ONE PRICE FOll GOODS-No " 
fo>ly ALFRED 


William Knox. Montgnjaaiy. 

C. J. Nathan Green. WUmfwtder Tennessee. 
Hon. K. II. Foster. Naslrville. 

Richard K Orne. Memphis. 

Win. Garvin k Co.; Louis ville. Kentucky. 


From Jamaicn. 

We have received through the did it file* of tho Kings- 
on Jour uhl to tlie 28tb ult. 

-HicoifUATmtr— The LegtsUtrvrA-KlMbiy'hjU l»©en"m*.- 
upled with a propoaitiun to seud de'rgote* to Loudon, to , 
‘■present the dlstrojuu* aud uueds of Jamaica to the Brit- | 
ih goverameut. Fi»ur geutiemen. im-mbeni of the As- 
•embly, were appointed on the mivdon. It was then i 
•ropu*ed to add Mr. Vc Vicar*, a Uu'.k man, al«o u un m- 
-r of the WuilB, ^ Bw delegati hi. The other dele- 
,'aUw tbt-reupKU aroao MVendiy iu thi ir *eat* and declined 
i o oerve A delegation U to bo oeu< out * by private nub- 
-cnptlou. aud aeveral hundred pouu is have already becu 
uUcribcd. 

Ssuu. l'oi Tbe Journal learn a from the Falmouth 
•I llmltb, Mim'l POX continue* l" rage i„ U Uil ,., wu 
lid throughout thr Parish The number of case* iu the 
tewart Town IlDtrict up to th* Itnb ult., wu« 787, «|tb 
t death# The loathsome diseases' ill prevails in other 
■ of the Island. 

MaaiHt- Axt'iDty*r — Thu Brigautiue (.'(.ueordia while 
o puing out of FalAiouth harlsir «»• takeu 4 * aback '' l»y' 
| be to « britt le which M-t lu suddeul » and driveu qn the 
"’•f She wo* got off. however, without »u*laiiiing iy«*. 

•rial dam are 

1 1 ea* Islam. -Tin Turk* I«laud «• axel tc says, "There 
K “ Uu ®« pvohabllitj that Uie rail .'asoii will cuii/melii e 
ry t’d* year Perlup* it 4* p.viqature. but a. far 
- »r«Uicr u. l~.u ,C~1 Hral ill. u.H r.fil cuUlVmluu. 

ue lu ao cgc« Reut ooudillui ’’ 


,V tULiidLdJLX- 


— ‘Itrw*idxinmir.r ■thrnTxinTr.-^Ntitdmig-idnee-a-umri'lagw- 
cure'iuony took place ut Skaueateles, in NewYork. rather 
out of the ordinary Hue. but still perfectly legal. The 
(utrties were Mr. Samuel Sellers und Miss Surah Abbot 
The ceremony is thus described by an eye-witness. After 
giving hi* view* in a brief speech. Mr. Sellers took hi* bride 
hy tlm baud and said : 

••In the proseuce of all who ure present. I take Sarah 
Abbot to be my wife, making no promises of continued 
afffril|otr, aud iuvokiug uu aid il4ML (, .vl | Ut hoping, tj;usl 
ing. believing, that our churacw^ifR sufficiently well 
adapted to enable us to be to vd^^RMrAaithfulandaffec-' 
tiimute husband aud wife during oBTufai.” 


Brady it Davies' 


N*KW York. 

Purchases every description of MERCHANDISE on 
orders rrtnuyfnCrchants^plnnterB and others, either for 
cash or on credit, embracing Dry GchhI*. OJothing. Hard- 
ware. Pianos. Carriages, Furniture. Machinery. Planters' 
Ctemdl*. und indeed every tiling tho market affords. 

'Consignments of any Produce promptly and faithfully 
attended to' '•* 


NEW ORLEANS AGENCY 

« OK THE 

NASHVILLE MARINE. FIRE INSURANCE. AND LIFE 
AND TRUST COMPANY. 

$300,000 — all paid in. 
.$220.300— reserved fund. 

$520.000— available assets 


Capital 


pxl lights 

The Opukuw. of Turin, of the 2 QUl quotes a letter from 
Koine staliug that the Freucli troop* are building vast 
burrnrk* foe cavalry iu the gareleu* of the Convent of St 
Calislu*. in tbe quarter of Transteverc They will cost; it 
is said. tlOOAIUOf. to tbn.c|ly. The same rnrreapohdaul 
*dds that the French arcpn>vidllig gabions and other nut- 
u>rlab of defepce. and that they await* reinforcement* of. 
•Hvalry Mild artillery, as if they expected military eveuls 
ui take place. 

TCMCANV-. 

Tlie publisher of the ,1rtr' has heed VeatFneed t«» 'onw 
mouth s imprisonment and a tins nf fino litres fur uu arti- 
cle containing, in the words ol the iude t incut. •• jHditical 
illusions t(' events 111 France " 


— - -- ■ ■ - - v hid uuuu i ruin 

door, wni big bair briirttert upon 
^ that hi« beuwe 
hnA not daotfirtd kim ; but that be really beard 

tlifc voice of tbe u. f. 


Surplus 


Total. 


The New Orleana Ohru u 

Is issued weekly, at Two Dollar* an' 
No subscription taken for less Ufa* 
scrlbi'r* will bo understiKsl w wlshloi 
it is expressly stated otherwise. 

.... ... . ... I'rcaci 


ro . _ , i waiiy ucani 

at HUM* of th. ttf fmtiier Uronqu.*; i,, 

® UO, |?7'i 1,1 T 1 ?? H* could nut diftiuKuifl. 

1 i bot*t tiUKO tbe nupcru.tur.1 ac- 

•» » Ueart-bruken uio.u, « n J », 
Omt aweUed iota muait- Uut u waaaify utf.u.u 
at BO TubUon ; and brutber John reni«mbere.i 
tto oumiuuud of tba prior, aa. with quailino 
bear-t. be beat upon tbe door. Tbere waa ai. 
Ittataut uileuoe, aud iu a few aeoouda it wa> 
e prw a d by tbe ateru aud silent iuwate of tbe 
lower. 

“Hu* uow!” naked father Hehriquea, aa, by 
tbe light of the lamp which be held in bis baud 
be diacorered tbe pale lay - brother “Speak!.’' 
tbe treuiblin* tuouk code* sored to ol*y, but 
the ward* foil dttjoiutedly from but lips. 

“ What uu.au* this l “ aakwl Heuriquea.aUri. 
If. “Itu look like oua who baa aeeu au esil 

Spirit. “ 

"Aud you. father!" waa tbe njoipder. “ D;il 
>oI heel Ji..i. aa (draw uanr, batlliuq with an 


JAMES A. POUTER. President 


Miss Abbot then said 


Jamm D'alzer. Secretary. 


Iu the presence of all who are present, I take Samuel 
Sellers to be my !iusl»and. making no promises, but Imping, 
trusting, and believing that our character* are sufficiently 
well adapted to each other tn enable us to be faithful hus- 
ligiid und wife while we live ” 

They theu signed a paj»er‘wlth their declaration of being 


LOCAL DIKETORS, 

11 R. W Hill. Isaac W Moon. 

R. 8. Fret*. A - Wl Walk er; 

MARINE RIVER. FI HE and LIFF 
the lowest raie*. and all losses promptly adjusted undpuhl 
at the Agency Office. No. 33 Camp ijtnxd. 


8. O. Nelson. 
Logan liunton 


Tim Itinerant Ministers and 1 
Episcopal Churchy South.- are. 
of lbi> Nt;w Orlioiiia <d |rl 


payments may be mad'' 


tifioatu a* witnesses to the ceremony, and t hus they become 
husband, and wife. * 

Mon i Ai m min NewYork. during the week ending the 
6th inst . there were 388 deaths Of these. 81 were men. 
71 women. 133 boys uutl 103 girls ; 44 deaths were hy oon- 
suiuptipu. 13 by scarlet fever. 21 by typhus fever, 13 hy 
small pox. aud 32 hy inflammation of the lung*. 

Tl<nnki*i)U Till Si_*Mi miarxa.— T 4if Elkton ( Maryland) 
Ih inocrat. in .lew pi the fact that it Is proposed to tuning 
the Hudson, ai' AHatny. suggests tlie preprjety i f Inquiring 
iutfi the feasibility of a tunnel under the Hu*<|utdj|kffiw. ut' 
Port Dei.Okiit '• ■ s' '. » • 

It In laid lit nt iUfo (uHRMfitt 


W. PARTKK. Agent 
* mh 15 


All a oh liiiu ideation*- whether of 
Liblication, unless r^inittiiitf 
ie amount of ten dollars, must h? P* 
No obitpnry notice will b® 

Ithiu two months of the death of » P 1 
f 'o.ni.i.miatiii.tii* must be adilrt'**® 


PIEDMONT. 

'The PniK, of I’arU. say* tlmt the French Government 
*• ad .demanded tlu* extraditjou of tlm* Frenchmen, ae- 
• used of taking part in the insurrection of DecejnliertWlio 
' ad fled It. Aavoy 7 he ^ardiulau Government granted 
Mie ejl radltlon. but the refugee*, whined in time, had 
M-u|H-d from the bardiniau territory 

TWU'HICILIKH. 

A letter f r tiin MfiMstua Malea'tdiNt slpu k* of earthquake 
bad .hem <• ‘tremely frryuept there- ouring -the "whole 
iiioutb'ruf JuuuMry but <l»at their iiihiiIst .ml iiiteimitv 
increased to a frightful degree on (be night nf tlie 23 tU 
ult-. when tbe Wl*vle la'i'Uiatioii rtfvl-l out of doors for 
p;ar "f |l»e Rouse* foiling iu. Some old' inlmLitan}^' who 

sail ihoae of toe ith of yohrunry 17K u lai. i 

lUl th" rlo^'ks eoinUtvptn'd a Uio(db before iu ri|.. »||i|s 

iumwM, . 1.4 -I l»»t rilftnt til III- MU .)»<!. H-ll.iii it,. 


MADAME DE REIGNE’B 

BKIK0T BUlOO.b roll VOl'N.l LADIEfi: 

Ns. 6 I'un.slbs llulldlsw*. 
T r. * m • 

K..r in, Inn linn in Uir Kngli.l. Iini' t ranch l.»n- 
nrfii^.i.. HI: ..... Ani'lcnl H|ni M.i'trrrilii.tprjr, 


tennkhhee mabine anp 

INSURANCE COMPANY. 


CAI'IT AI. rouU.OIIU. 

* JOHN M. HILL, 1'rMidcnt, 

Ggo. IV M a rtix. Secretary. 

This long esUblislied Company, with the most ample 
mean* for the protection of its Policies, continue* to takt 
IlIV (fill. HKA kuilCriKH HlhKH. on lb- nn-l lll-crnl 
Irrni- nf IteAc-ni'y 1 u, N ' - Orliwua. -I Ih.' «f 

PTOKRTT-PKltKiK*. fo CO . 

Hi 0». UlfctoWA Mktob 


. " 1 *" ‘‘“‘••'•-A will.* ul tin Ji.wV.rt 

l. /LUluni -I... ... luraMqtwUou InlolL. 'sou (und. 
.Ii, CbMUMvy l ourt hn. raportw, LhU tluw. u urarl. •. 
intllion And • LUT .* dulbw» b.ld In im,i , hul tWl 
.“chifui toiwr- .'I h-nri, ■ uajiii.ii ik ib(, |», t , M 
bhkbowii- (Owwith tH* til lOlMto llro. . i, 


pur month • • *5 • • • 

'(•ver twelve year* of age. ...i 

Aucleut pud Mod«fii Language*, aooh 

Mf^i.’ uu Uu* 1 'lAitfo K‘'rtp . ■ 


N»xn *.«>.». jrotwf. t*»» 


Li 


orki pubUcbrd 


nd bdUtln 
r llookitftll km. 


AiJKsisaim 
titullun will#*, 
text, and coMfe 
under the 
be in o*>t rcojuVB 
**1 Miall be ptt* 

irw of inrtntti 
Itution in ftmttrf 

and utroMnj 

• and oftluttm 

HndpminM,! 

oung ladki. !W 
or a LadJa'tait 
well Adapted to ib 
r-fiTe bcankn cu 



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llou»ekwpl*f W 


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Cmmiltre 

of Jjouistann Conference* \ h. ii. imveijh, i>. i>. 

yoi I'jviE ii» number~8. 


SS^Ty.THH IIKAKTII 11 r Kfct'tr K.i.k., 

AS ‘ toll n»f unwrii «iilHt« 

Aroon'l * b0 ® t glW ” ' *» 

tl.. -tiny i 

Our ortlnj fontuti'P" *“«» •' 
i fii riawint ttiUB l»l.l«T |n f 
*f bc lr mlnlrtry oil otrtll ; 

1 k „„w »n M8r> . 

TUlumonrulby ray hoarth. 

. if fuluc llghl« on llff " wntorii. 

T,«rrrkmy >oul uppunr j 
.mg, flnfer upwurd pulatlng. 

jilio turnd mo with n ti-tt ; 

-Tircwbaw to Blight tliowiirnini 
And count it llllle worth, 

01 |ier !i th» loTlng angoi .■ 

That’*ltU'th by niy hearth. 

ghr win* mo with carows • 

Kxom ptuuftcm’B "dark dcfllnB 
gt„. guides mo when I falter. ™ 

A nd itrengthons nu> with million . ' 

It may, ho unseeii angola ' • 

llPfddo me jpurney forth : 
l'kuow that mu« is Hitting l 

This moment hy i»y hearth, v 

Xloritljflfo 0 brother.*.. 

An aiigel IhtoTm’I'iw ; 

Alas! your eyes am holden 
Tob ofton till they go ; 

Yt upward look while gl aring. 

When they have passed from earth ; 

Orherish well those sitting 

This moment hy the hehrth ! 

THE almighty dollar. 

by-.j.’n. maffit. 

• JOoDeluded.]. 

\ rapid contrast fjetween tin- expense! of 
ling good and that (if doing harm will show 
k ,„ mue.il cheaper it is to save than to do-' 
.sot: htVw much rniiro good the almighty 
jaiit enn do at. a given rate than harm lit- 
di Mtutt outlay :■ ’To estnbllaK • a* Christian 
mission in « foreign' hind, n movement des- 
tined to give “life iiniSjn)tnortnlity'’ to u 


9PIMII 1 


II. N. McTYKIU.K, Enrron. .... 

NEW ORLEANS. SATURDAY, MARCH 27, Is .7 2. 



j. n.Mun.roM. d. h 
T. nr. Ison 


>• ) PuhhhiAn Commit!" 

) "f JUabnma Confermet. 


nnjiifu* gifts arid lmrig up splendid and costly taken at I' . I ' | ' | | , I . W1 

Inemorinls in the temple oflieiphos! was ran.mied, and taken le.'ek t7 „li Sjfl KSS S ft *! "I"'*'-— I | die : rmd ' t i li* 

. My .ennvuss now darkens*-*^ moral shadow : Jier relatives in the old ae(tl$nicnt. When taken, \\ . .. , . . l ll m k n|, t 'Jmmndod tibruftljy into a gravi 1 1 * “ • 

gloom h ovtfr my picture. It is 4c great spec- had this ring <m her finger; nml retiring It Vm . v , J.V 7*. !‘‘ ! . Ht ,!! d ' ,,,tH ,n n, ft p0 W!th , > ar,,? w,li<,h ** xfo »^w» , » , y«*nd nnd hchintl tin 

{nil army oftliO devotees of chtincu:' the pnle ' ^o\\U nttrnet. tile nttentidn of, the snvhge, mid , • ; ° < I ! here was such u c°m- h.riner ptuviimign. ||,. veuelied at’ Inst (In 

and haggard thousands who pursue the lhu- P C1 ‘L np^ endanger her, lire, she took it oil and 111 10,1 () print tin, nu < n< *s am I rmness wall which closed the cemetery in Trojn tin 

. .. . * .....i .1 . ... Ml IMS 1*1111 nii'tm. no at'nll litt.ii Inn, .*• <1 i - a i . ..a <• , •. . * y * 


JVITOLE NUMBER, HU. 


and haggard thousands who pursue the haz- l ,cr hhp$_ endanger her ,Iil’e, she took it oil nnd 
tirds of the card and die from earliest youth i cast ‘ , n ,lt rQ 9 t -°* the tree where it was 
until they’ stake their immortal souis and ' !° 1 " rI ; We ,K ' li y ,l ‘ il »*» a hcthrothnl ring : 
mnkc their Inst throw witjh Death! “The roni *“ c# 1 ' CI ' 1 lir *> if nn >'- K row 0111 

glinrk nnd the shark's frey are-there ! " j’hc 6 l ° 8 “' wo are “ ,,t "I’Prised. 
heads and chiefs of the groat gaming estuh- . • T . ■ 

lishmcnts in our cities, not the Adventurers, i-.» ih. aa,» ,i,. 

make all the nefarious. profits of the games. -Recollections of Bishop Bascom. 

There is no hazard for tliem ; the chances in ' 

their, favor arc so enormous.. and calculated . iiy one ok mis sti ubnts: ' 

with sucli mathcmatienl-prccisiiln. that the- -y 

seeming winnor-jngiiiii^t their, hunks is only (Scri.mi |,.i|„ r ) 

getting deeper and deeper into their toils. . I shall never forget my first interview with 
until, in a innnteut, liefore he is aware, lie is ' I had just-roaelied l.exington, to enter 
tliruwh n penniless desperado upon' the out- * riinsylviiniii I niversity. of whieh lie was 
skirts or society, abandoned and unpitied'. Irisiilent. What 1 imd heard and read in 
Said the vcii(ul(J)le ivnil sugedike Dr. Nutt., of fnt^alh. with reforeneo to Ills splendid 

llifintr ( Lillitirii' .i ’l'l... , : . . i i i . i nliilitlfS. .hhil nimln u ... 


. . „ i i n »' *1* nuunm*i| IlDrUpllY lltlO II grtlVi 

Me nmtroll,,,, ,|„ t shlll „ llls m eollege with yard, whieh led beyond and behind the 

very little difficulty. I here was such a com- former parsonage, lie reached at' last the 


% .w«k.v h,.: ,, g;,::;. n;:,, t rz s Z zE* 

i:: 1 " ;r“ is *• .* «**- SSKEz 


, ■ , ...... ' " UH! ccntcn*ry m from tin 

mins character, as well lifted him lor the street. I, „t found it.insurmouut'ahle ’ tirupin,, 
stauon he occupied. The students knew that his Way to the opposite side, besought I, 

| wlmt lie urulcrtuolOu* curricil out. . IliHchoier “ — ’* 1 1 * 


lion or some of the most brilliant and p,m, r . „ n " , '"'IT' """ ‘ hp 

lull; written. stories of modern times, espe- „„, In „ rv ^ " h,> " k """‘oined hf |,i. 


■stroke i„ n,;. puljfiT We he|i„ v „ >,u !. 

tlmlerw-.u . u considerable eliunm L In , 

AM.-.JtSJSte' 


einllv those written hy Crely and Sue. 


memory. "J 

of oieans was s.Teh as Was welf adapted to Mm g.irdlm^ii^r ijlo^l 'n!'!" num’ ‘>0... tl, (J writing ofstLolm' aid' W# " , “ dn 

College Students are usually noted fuVtlicir lust he S 7 De i’a IT """ -m'.' m ^ l ° '* 

k r« ' -Tner passed through it tin, 0 he was assailed ^ ^ ' W 


-Rocollections of Biihop Bascom. 

11 v t)NK OF ms STUDENTS'." * 

~y . 

(SpputiU 


iinirteiiHc misclticf-makiug resources: lmt I 

su]‘poat> there was no class «)f‘Htuaentrfin,the by u house-dog. Tlavin"" 'prvviiU “tl I'li" I-T’i "'TT'vZ tt !* ob8crVu * n »»fc ^ 

rnioir more orderly and well holiuvcd thftti encounter, he pUHhed--,in nrul reached tile nil V ° ~ ^'IWent . iiieujms in <mr own pl« n , ( f w , ' Tfavin R, 

J hi, . Mh,. ,int. timt ,'4S2 S' ’ “ '‘“I"" Ol,. .I,;,,,. , , Ul S'T' ' 

W lien he mmol It. necessary to reprove poll- hy his adventures. Ilohiiw tliroaded his wiv 1 i I'mml r 1 ,1 "tliera *r«S aom, '^o distinguished 1 foflh •*«,«»* 

IMy.dnd ho light the nature of the ease thrauglf an indirect' rS L 31, S L S * .""'V T" ^ 1 ii U * » 

vet ju I red it, hii withering tones of NirCusin pass'd ui^^nionious^ to hikehainher I nfT 1 Tt ° ' i , ! I - Un ,|! l,t w,tb (ions to tho ( -InA-ih in ’'! l , '“ u ' luuit roUi- 

would linger in our for, lays. .W'.iU,,, ihu. himscglSigUt^ “iSfi hip : sM U Ura n af W “ W 

li'W words tie eniihl make an improper eimrse or' mine, reflecting' with deen elmerii , ' .> lffar ^> tn knnw tlitfm is to luve geliual oxpouitor «'ii' " ,l ""'md ovan- 

nf eonduet appear so ridfeulo* L*** ^ ^ d ’ '.T, ” ''***'*■*■ John. <>m slmuld be fil T T WMh > i{ * 

coming as to produce n degree of loittliing for' row he hlVl'dly dlired to venture out - liiil'w'n" i '"n l! T 'h" 1 H " “ VO p 11,1 tllut ho hneanie ally when no service”,, " ■ tru ™ occasion. 

it: and lifter this thw could he found ,vho yet a aft Mr. " ^ c ^ d.' 1 1?, ^ ^ V S “ «*« 

.'-M •- 'vi'ling gage i„ it. Ltizens of cimbeaton, and Abiding .£ 2 , ft,, £fl!2,r nt 

W e have a strange vemiirk to make will, of,, sister deimminntion, called at-thc hiniao; disciple whom Mus'lovcd U ft '' !<l \ Ul " ' Vl,r " hi .r* *«y ol her. unless on some very "nf 
rch muv to hitfpuMie prayors. W itli all his ho was admitted to tho preacher s stmlv unon the ehnm.tNv r i i u t!ub, W trii^^diuary occasion we nhnUlrt 1 ' 

-Wonderful and varied iieeompli.dlnients, na- will, •reluctance : hut whi was the astunish- it tell forth all the’ sweet' nd ^ «'*.r Christ pZ,^™- 

", e seemed to have don.e, him the g,r, of ment ,d the latter to hen\n, say, that the trains of his henigmint elmraete - ! of a solemn 

exten pormicous prayer. , ether lie jios- sern, on of the, preceding evefi^g hud e„ aide lire/, over the un-e, , mi, , unf a di , T *9*« l . «*»!"•» *W pointed, rabukr. S,„i,o wo 

sessed it ,n efirly life, aoiTlosJ il ivlien liedost, him to. ate, ,, in, „ the kingdom of (hsl, after of wicked ami persecuting^ citvft r r UgbU, of covenant oldigaMona 

that exit mporaneous pulpit, power, for wlmdr ... any years of disc, a, solute endeavors, during four without reviling nr defonco U.7b ' ,ni1 «™tify ifcoir ,uffi 

,c was lit.nons m former days, we know., .id. fvir.eh.hu had bee,, a member of the clmrel, and cruelty of his mmniies In Join ' 'vhether at ffi J 

l.p: Micro was a" unaccountable Kiimencss in 'I he same day a lady of influential' fi „„ijj elm , niter tlmt called forth ’ilLran UmiT ” T ^ M»rn«l the L^l 
all Ins prayers, especial I v in the- cullece e in- came to renort .the sn'i.m ....... . .... , . uuxorent emiitiom, pruteaiiona : and .....Ma ’gospel 


‘ nnik i.f human kindness'’ was richly and 
-gem rouslv developed. We are certainly am 
thoi'.zei). from inspiration ami „ll ohserva- 


'»vo been, one 


su]p»>st» there was no cuiss of'shulcut^in the by a house-dog. Having prevailed in this UmhV i T? i*a . and 11 1 obscrV a* 


•’i him mi ' '. ” V' 1 * one 

like other, in .„| J , ' ! K fr ""' ipme, 

si,.,. . i.i ourself m n lils.rfv de 


.. . .. • * ,v i»»*niicu on, nnd reneneu tin 

t,MK !° VJ"* b . torar y department ot Transyl- ktr«ot, with Homo very reasonable appreheu 
\ mi tn imomih.f' l.:.. i> : i • j .. * '• 


INmm.tuI jmtHT.] . v y "J renmumme appreneu- entl / constituted While - i 

. I shall never forget my first interview with IT . '*•“ .' 1 """ HH^elgl, hurl, hod would he alarineil and', highly in M e N mi, tores t,r !"""' 

dfn. ' I had just. reached l.cxi, Her ? "« """" 1 “"necessary to reprove pub- hy hisudventares. llol.ow threaded in, way id tliu^ n.ril .Iw"' 

ease 1 1>1*< lilt* li* nil Iinli. A.. A i • i .I •• r. ,,n *'* ^OilUOla- 


nil 1 w possilde aspects of charaotor, diflitr- 
e.itl ,• constituted While some ate clocjuonl 


him. 'I had just. reached l.exington. to enter 
Transylvania University, of whieh ho was 
I ’resident. Wluit 1 had heard and read in 


lii-i..-. mill, ho Om.ight the nature oV .the ease , I, rough' an indirect' route ZslWitf 

~ hik-e.ha.iihef, and .tfliihility and kin less^il' niaimil*' 


I tiion < oljege; ir The practised .gamlder has 
no heart ! j et, a heart was once warm amt 
v. till in his hosom, although the phicij wliere 
unen its generous -tliriddiings alternated is 
now filled l.y a gray adder, whose stony 
eye* -glare out with ravenous Avidity for the 
“almighty dollar,'' no matter Imw obtained, 
through iraud or violence, seduction or blood.' 
Is it possible that u single American city eon- 
tains 'more than ten . thousand gariilders: „ 
larger army than the illustrious “ Kmijjli anil 
Ki-uily • bended in those .fields of national 1 
glory. Tub) Alto. Resnen de Ins l’alnius. .Mon- 


iil)ili.ties, ht\d.,niule it deep impression on me 
It was the year after 'tile division of' the 
l liur'ch, when his promintsney in tliis afl'air. 
had sprwid his fame where it had licit gone 
I adorer, (uid increased it greatly where it al- 
ready existed lie hail iiceome known to the 
whole South, not only as the most learned 
and elpiplent minister of his day. hut as the 
alili' and successful Champion of Southern 
Rights. Ilis celebrated Protest had created „ 
.dei!|r sensation hot bin- ecclesiastical ami pi,, 
litieal circles. I had read it with deep inter- 
est. and heard it commended oil every side in 
terms of the loftiest praise. I entertained 


would linger in our curs, for days. . With n 
lew words he could make an improper course 


of eonduet Appear so ridiculous 1 strung. 


m ui'h cheaper it is to save man ni ne- gnwy, rum aiio. KCsnen de Ins I’alnius, Mon- 1 •■minMmueu. on every side ii 

.. luiw niueh more gisnl the almighty ter i y, or iluenu \istu! Wliat an army, all tlrlnH hdtiest praise. I rntertainei 

it can do’ at a given rate than harm at drawn out. in'terrihla array, the heavy' col- '‘ xtr, "'ngailt opiniorr of his'-great 

mnio i iu tiny : To establish a' Christian mans in full sight, under the flaunting ban- nAi!,; 1 thought ufliim as Wjtrdswiinli dii 
in a foreign land, a movement des- ners of the great l.ot'terv King, who heats " r Milton— that “lie was a star and duel 


. " , , - v uuy. >>,. tue nun- 

eoimng as to produce a degree ot loitthing for row lie hardly dared to vent, hut. vvhil, 

il : and after this few .undid ho found vvho yet'in his study, Mr. ' one tl,„ a. „ 


M'ouid he willing to engage in it. 


uncere.no, i, ously tn his-id, amber, affiddlity „„,l kindliness of no n , th t v , T ‘ 

h". Ii.msolf up for the uigl.it; hut slept little its w,,y ti, the heart ; to know tS st love L " *’ 

■r none, refleet.i.g; vvitli deep el. ..grin, on the the,,,. So in the history of S, “ T ff ? . 
eoneiusioii of the day. o„ the l.ord Jesus Christ 

■aidly dared .ove„t,„re out : hut. while that we, thrnhgh hi p , V erly „ tin” ™ "" ' 

..««taily,Alr. of the first made riel,:' vet did. ^ w " 


>!'• r-“'-ndy, Mr. ’.on ' ^ 

eitizeus ot Umrlestim, and a leading iiffiibr n,„r • than others. St. Join, ’i„ called ' “"iT' 

(.1 sl.Mf i'r il,*liiiininn t i..i. ,,.,11... 1 ... ..,i i i? • i . OBllOll Lilt* 


uo ,,.,,,,1,0 mne ueiiieu nun tne g„, meat „t the latter to l,enr\m say, that (he twit* of his bciguafit Car , 1, T?*' 

rxmn por, menus prayer W hether he pus- sen., on of the preceding eveA^g had e, , aided eould vrrj, over tl.o i T ? A 

seso-d ,t m em-ly hie. nml lost ,t when he lost him to. step. into the kingdom of God, after of wicked and perkecutiiigft “kT -"f’ 

that exti'iiijiiiranoous pulpif power, for vvliiC' n, any yi. airs of disc, insulate endeavors, during four without revilL or ilciCim^ 'V? ***"*'** 

he was Id, nous ,u form, r days, we know. not. wlfieh. he had I, con a member of the Curd, and cruelty „f his enemies I it 7 nK .? fter 1 

t,u. Micro was n n. unaceounlaUe sameness ii, The same day a lady of influential f„„,ify chnmkler Mm. exiled forth din ?*T " “ 

^.r^ns «p«,m lym the. college elm- came to report the same glad tidings, other -he was " . "" ° UonB ? " ,eM,on "i 


is prayers especially in the. college el,a- came td report the same glad tidings. Other -he was the disciple whom 
I never heard l,,,„ pray-whon he ,|t,l H.miltir.cxamplcs occurred, I think, that ,'mih,- , In those pleasant domestic see l 


apart." \ oung in mars, and possessed of an 
imnsuni' amount idWuhidity. i imagine nil 
Hasten) peasant eould have felt no more awe 
in entering the presence of hi*, monarch, for 
the' first time, than did -1 on entering Ids 
library. 


ing : and this “{'nilrtre'' Was one of the most 


intlng. vxln. 

K r . tovrlxbockiui 


For Hi., N. o. Christ in 


St. John. 


.St. John was tho non of Zebodeo, a fiiflior- 


Ilowevor deficient I iiuiy .be mysolf. | p r , ranH ttte us to tb * v kingdom uian, anil of Salome. Eroin the fact that I 

fen.-* to’ have an intense appreciation of genius 7!^, V 1 ^ ' !.7| 1 \i Un l ^ Zebetie ^J ,l P lo y c ' ( l birod servants in his fish- 1 of 

in othora. And wheii that genius ia sancti- 


, ; • •-^•^weni imioUona proleHnions ; and nvert^T. T * 

-he was . he disc, pie whom Jesus lovtd. Maaori himself wUh 'Jd? V ,>r ' 

In tlmse pleasant domestic scenes whore tU-ns, would n^t iliie 1”’*^ ^ 

Jesus is represented ns vattierim, i,i„ u,.i 3, .. , 1 qivcrt ns Irmu the sanotua- 

f “" ,i| y ur " u " d W» Wrd, John is seen leaning Keg * ' ** wcoro •olenmljr pledged. [Bap. 

upon. his Master s hokum with the most „lfoo7 - - . 

tiountc and fumiliar eonfidenoo. Oh w i,„ f „ ,. ,, v 

privilege to feel the living throb of’a heart’ ^ Atabmn. Omn^ 

vast enough to love u world, and generous 

enough tn die to snvo it! Bro. MoTyeib i •• D..et..„*i . . ' 

„r 1^1 tb ° ,S “ Vi " U !' . WUN . “P 00 hi* cross-bed Eldership on the TalhdLn l5lst£? 

Ill iOOU. i wiilllVUfaiirl .. - . I 


kanui outlay: i o CHiannan a v nnfiim.i minis- m uiu signr. unuer tile Hnimtin*» ban- . ...... 4l! , »> tiruswortn did , , *- „ , , . ’ 1 umi nmni- # in inose pleaaunt Uoinestio Hcimou „,i. Vs«. M inasieriy expo*- 

sion in n foreign hind, a movement des- ners of the great Lottery King, who heats m> " r 'Mlton— tlmt “lie was a star and dwelt '.‘ l “ . 0/, ' n u ' 1 10 ln,? ; ' im 1 " s " tiuhlri- Was one of the most Jesus is represented as Vntfiorinir j,i H i-V. V' ‘5, ' " Pt d ‘ Vort us frma the sanotua- 

to give “life and 'immortality'’ to A for volunteers through the columns of half ».«1 possi-ssed of an ' 1 l ? ‘"T."" n usclnl^ermuns of his .ministry. family around his hoard, John is sL le, ” Keo" ^ wu W™ solonmly pledged. [Bap. 

costs hut a few hundred dollars, thh newspapers of tlm land. oferiH^! oi%iidity. i imagine afi T. , ^ , ™ 0st «p„n his Master s hokum with 1^ ,7'' ^ - 

To build a collegl. edifice costs fifty thousand ing bounties of a hundred thousand dollars. peasant eould have felt no more awe 2 often* tlV.it 1 V^nbV'sVft vo.cw.ii.. Aa,„,.. t'otmte and familiar confidence. OH, whatt i»,,u.v, 

dollars, and a like sum for u magnificent fifty thousand, unnumbered tens of thousands cntor.ng the presence of Ins- monarch, for , ’ .. ... 7 0 of ■ st. John privilege to feel tho living throb of'n t A " AUbatm n.,,.". 3 ’ AA> " r * l> 

Lh. « hospital, an orphan asylum, or n nnd thousands upon thousand*, to the advom * W firet tim “- ™ d '»> entering his f ' 1 U V “‘ ,0, “ 11 T ■ , , last enough to love a wSL 8 —* 

dagdalen ltutrcnt of Penitence : but to build tutors who will join hi^fa, arid payS ** ^‘leh-hc Ulrnos .nvarmbly closed.: St. Johnwas the son of Zobodoo, a fiflior- enough die to savo it! ‘ ,,,d ge ™ B.o MoTvmai- D~ „ 

.hundred gun war-ship costs a million of little nil to swell his Irincely and gorged lloWBTcr aofi, '! l ' nt 1 *«$*»■' "'J’self. j pr,e' , / “ . " s ° lrc "'«"ly kingdom man, and of N, Ionic. From tho fact that When tho .Saviour was unou his . i , Pr^dhig Kldershln mjr 

iollus; to keep it utloat. a thousand dollars revenues of deception ; A*lile deoflud trench- 1 ' es -' < to’hnve .in intense appreciation .of genius' ‘l’ 0 ' ^ " U8 \ ‘ U . U , 1 ‘ 11111 " 1 Vf ,t f 0 M'J' ^ehedee employed hired servants in hisjfish- of death, some of his friends iiiid""* 1 " ""l in I860, 1 witnessed ' '° 11 “ d cgn District, 

K»«h cannon-shot and homh-shell enjnsambuscadmire ffln the LtrriS. And who.i that genius is sane, i- ? T' ° 7’,^ ^ •'? Hcip.aintnnoe.with love conquering feu“ guZl i which i't' Z VZ ’T"' 8 

Shrown hy our forces in tho bomlmrdmont of hells, or the sky-lighted attics, so high above fied ’ 1 foel t, '* t 1(8 Jiresoniis is sacred. 1 . *-p . ,u a grace, wo would the high priest, aud some dtlief circumstances looked and wept ikiuung them ' M K ‘ Ul Do read wilh iutor ■«, k ' mC woul1 * 

Z Cruz cost the Government more than surrounding residences as to ver J he ey -<* «P ^ i~rihlc heights \ftVC7 > ' T " ^ U W -° uU “““ St. hi. mother, and -he 1 T’ “ 

at jmithttd'dottawj-and every flushing sabre- of vigil,,, ,ce, -while the goo« is nndergobg -ith fooling* of unnUvruble awe. It s’oen.s 1 7 W 7 in . ^umstancos. .Though in life's lSZmw72° , «es^ 1 ^ ^ 

mt inflicted by our florae dragoons upon the the plucking process, and in bitterness of “» embodiment of the holy, the beautiful nnd f‘J \ “ ' c tl P y wto hjs^n- At an curly period of om- Lord s ministry, loved, in tho pang, „f death ihoia^/V The place is Cooners 0 K *' ‘ ‘ lt you. 

lying foe at Cetrro CJordu and C'huruhuseo fell soul Lrns the first axiom in tin goml in’ th ” 8™"" “P“" «««•'• »'i,h such feelings ^7^ W' ^ I,owcver - with **» ‘•rothcr James, was culled V hud loved in 1 tf II I, ft w ran 7, ^ fall.pZ Jti „ W ‘ he 

Skewinged lightning at an expense of ten cofe: “The more ylm ,J down (3 JW «V-nt n-yself he, ore this great' Um ** X T, V * 7™ "'T*' 7 hlecding-l,e eould not u h! T ^ 

dollars I, blow. With each .explosion of a tin- less you take up ! " ’ coitpled with the thought- that he might he 7 * ^‘•.■*''*o,.-pIttCo m them. It would seem that Salome, muthor of look - a /ooi that love oouM uud.ftn I 1 'mss, in the „ll 1( 3 ^antieHovel.- 

■osVct or crack of the deadly FitTe -half an ■ An iiuugimitive poet describes a “ Midnigiit 118 l , ll,rl ‘ I ’ t and r, ' wrv ** 1 M llC ' TO great. For "f 1 ‘ 1 ' r,,l 'S * 111 ' "rnhlc, the Jylm and Jumos, like most other countrymen said to Mary, dlfbctingrtior to John' soeuery of that section ofTie" sa L* lm S^! 

Mglcf vaniibcd' into' purling Hinoke^wroatliH sRcviow of »|)ectro8.; The riVoon-Iight is chill ^ bbt r ‘8 bt ba< ^ ono .^‘ obscure, of so little 7 ' ^ ^ ^ ^ ! l Pl ,, -°P r,at ^ | u ^ ex P r ®*»- thut uge, labored under* (ho erroiiiouM im. nuiii. holmltl tl.v k«.i • •• ..~.i * °* luumln r..« * r ‘ 

kMiwAlw 4ttAsil»StatmkJjA<wiAAAq-v» IUwM»r. ,'<»i J aaMeii(:(L | i( t ln^world iif t,. 

pciiMS Qf l’ity, Place, Healing, and Love are beats .the long roll-call, a dreamy ruffling „f nn>‘ special -favor from him. It seemed ul- M ‘ 

eounted hy hundreds :■ hut, ulus ! the expen- the drum, like a stifled murmur m a sleeper's "" 8t ""P'"' l *"nable temerity in me to up. ’ ““ 

icsofFiiiikardmeat, storm, assault, the heady ours. At the unearthly sound, millions of P'' 1 ’ 1 ' 01 ' ‘»>c so great, . pi / ’ “ 

Iglit, till! earthquake shuck of buttle arc warlike spectres .advance in dim and .noon- However, I presented ihyself. with my 'Vi!,-.'- TV 

waited by millions. The necessary exiienses "lighted squadrons, passing in grand review '.cart ip my throat, announced lity nnme and 7 " - !“ . 

f the .Mexican war must amount to a sum in tho Champ* - Klmtet before the snootml Bim my letters of introduction. II,. . 


as abrupt and reserved as In- was great' For 
vvidit right had one , so oliseure. of ro little 

any special favor from him. It seemediil- 
m* st unpnrdunahlo temerity in me to ap- 
proach one so great, A — 

However, I presented thyself, with my 


*n, iiilSiT!Tl*rTT” ,l * ,>>,: ' Wrtq|ll«tlllll>li i ilt.>lwA M nn»i.l. e.:,,.-,'.'..'..* 1 -***. Li/v.-' - j* 

ZrZffz&At * ; ^F- 

- - ■■ - . &* t.,. r,„, Z 23 .S L? , ''f'*!!- r.::,!":";:,.. .*■» •* ** - ™, hmm. S 

.impressed you with mi awful sense of the pro 


diffident to evang|pze fifty millions of lfea- -Man of Destiny.'’ 'They come from the 
hen to sustain ton^Mmusani} ^missionaries Adige.' the Po. the Nib-: frbpi tho Rhone, the 
mil teachers in heathen lands fur twenty Moselle, And tin;' Rhine ; from the ashes or 
Mrs. And nil wars are thus! Moscow, the invincildo snows of Russia, and 

Ixiok, again, to that mighty emporium of from the world's battle-field of Waterloo, 
it Southwest, seated so queenly, on tho delta The chief, with the tri-eocked hat, the gray 
f the Mississippi, the Nile of the West. In surtuut. and marble face, reviews the im- 
lin the soft breezes of the Mexican Gulf fan iniinse hattalioas of his former fields of glory. 
!^t glorious clime, nnd soft fleecy clouds ami dismisses them to their long, long bivouac 
rite winter a thousand 'initios, to the North, in. the grave, with the watchword—" Hdmt!" 
id sweet roses of January never fear the if the’ chill of sublimity creeps over one.s 
tow nor the ice, In vain the banks of tho bones at this dim picture of departed glory. 
Father of Rivers' 1 are robed in perennial of the serried millions of Ambition's victims, 
teen The demon of the Pestilence, the Yol- how must the shudder creep over the moral 
w Tyrant of the Tropics, prowls through sensibilities in contemplating the full of the 
k'« streets erewhile so guy uml redolent of thousands upon thousands of the victims of 
h of Pnpliian pleasure, arid the glitter and the gamester upon these American shores! 
b>» of wealth, and the roar of commerce. Mammon i^tlieir Demon-chief— -None higher 
“August nnd- September 1K47 three tlioumnil sits in Hell than lie!" Their ghastly spee- 
’’fAin, were made by the pestilence. The tres! hearing the gambler's brand upon each 
ft'nns of one thoutaml Jive hundred parents rigid brow, pass in frantic review before the 
“ wucc 'h«d away, hushed in death on Moloch whose tiros consumed them. They 
a- cars of these poor orphans, and they' had gibber, they njo'pe; and breathe the incoher- 
turco begun to feel how lone nnd desolate ent curses of insanity. They conio from the 

It) Here on the barren wilds. of earth, over gallows, the jail, the pillory, front the gorv 
Iliich KWPPn Mm Klnnlw .. . ^ . . . f. J . h * T 


; “t- tzk , j t i-”"- rr, * -^csra 

, — 

. announced my mime mid l tiiiuk 1 cun bo li,,'"" "" llM nt Mrcssing. the days ol tho kings of this-fourtli domiuiou lu l tusk wns'tlid care anil comfort <7,1 liu '‘>hle, cheerful, joyful nietv """' lry ° 
ttcrs.of introduction, lie ."'“V h m “^6 Behind the God of Heaven would set a kingdom ol ’Mother of Jesus. “ f tU ° over, admh.i,£ed^ \he sit * f 

n,,dsi,td.,w„ to read them. ^ ’.ftU^ifft 7lZ 7^ alp 7 >ru “ hould no ' w " “f»»"«n.o«tl,eca*e that the old, through Su PI )cr ’ 'vitlumt hcarhig the shout p * 

iiC s v ^ twitching with 'emotion, his body sway “ io, kid f , ' “^T "'“‘9 ,,,flr,,li,k ' A uf '"'b'. through many dt g '7’ ^ “WJu laithrql brother and.Utif 


Imnded him my letters id' introduction, lie 
.motioned to II seat end sal down to read them. 
Hi .'pleasant manner of greeting, and his tine 
lit. o, so full of blended intellect, manliness 
and benevolence, partially removed iny timid- 
ity. Folding up the letters, he welcomed me 
to the college it, the kindest tones and words. 
Tie Mien entered into a free and familiar con- 
versation with reference to myself, my ac- 
quirements. my proposed course, asked many 
questions with reference to the condition <>f 
the Church in my .Stale, How the division 
was regarded there, etc. He did this in a 
manner so kind uml eoqjleseending us to re- 
lieve me almost entirely of my ombarrass- 
incrit. I really began td feel proud to have 
so much attention .shown mo by such a man. 

As it was late, he detained me until after 
tea. He then took me with him to see some 
friends and consult With them with reference 
to procuring hoard for i»o at a suitable place. 


mg hack and Tofth, and iris head iural , „g 2 \ 2 ^ 7 " 77 ^“urori- , ‘ WIW tllc e'eventh camp meeting [ husi at! 

lily shaking, as though by gesture as well w R ^ f t he emnire of* ““ n • T r“ ^ ^ M *°l***«* » wrong ‘“ dod * '» « "W ^ and my physical. 

Word, he expressed tb (iod ^o urgencjTof Ids 1,11 P ' "7* »» d ~ nnd . ' fur ,U and errors tho AgcJ l-wors wore literally worn out. n e Vacra- 

petitions. Ills rapid ind emphatic enrineia'- It IriJ ^ fT* ^voWi charity. To me it is a ^inistero.1, at 3 o’clock r. »; „„ 

tiou convinced you that Iris prayers though , , I , 7 ,l " 1 ' g °, M0U l ‘‘r Ktte *f but »« “ '' “ ' ntl '' A " “^whelming and gldrl- 

.often literally repetitiuns, were yet ’to hit, -T, , r 7 a, 7 ! m T T ^ 7” ^ ! h “ ^ “ nd ^ng uf «>• »M»o i>rc»euce Jcrvad” 

no unmeaning fiftiu, hut expressions embody- , ri„ kinl It' t ,at it 77" T ’ t' 1 ",''’ , £7*7, ^ 7 '‘"' J " WPOto,, ' vi,h 7*™?^ <’l.ri»tian« wore clap- 

ing awful thoughts and feelines ' , . k ,? 7 ? W P 11008 ,lf ,h F g ' ’ '' rouu ' Udls 118 tlmt w hen St. John was <""« tho,r »nd shouting fr„„, the al- 

Doinonolis' aIu March ID ^ highest dignity in Iiih government. T-liis old and well stricken In years, too feoblo to Mw .ho Vory hills and hollows, 'is jkr e(, 

[To \>e - very siatural manilostntion of maternal solioi- >'«*>' the weight of Iris trernhling’Wly, he all .“ dM > “» voices could bo heard. Heart- 

l “ de " nd I ,rldo 8 ttve "Kcnco to the other din-' would have the young men curry him to the " n " tU;, ‘ "‘nuors wore lying, or incelinre in 

°iP lo8; .7 7''“ tho ten heard ‘h tlll; y were Church, that lie .night say— and it was all wl ' c P‘ n 8 “"d 1’ruying groups, in every dh-ao. 

Kem ii,- Ut.ii,, R. j.a.iin,,.. hllou with indignation against tho two broth- he hud strength to utter — “ Little children don ' J ■ 

- Dr. Olin’Rjpoor Sermons. ren— their envious and jealous fears were love ono another: " his ruling pfeioh strong Hours s|>cd away, tinohsened astlmstrslnw 

1 fully aroused. even unto death. 0 °f the songs of Zion, os they reverberated from 

Dr. 01m was tl,e most powerful peaehcr I T*» disciples wdro lmt mon, arid previous J- B, Waakkii. WU to hill, and from vulo to vale Twilleht 

rer heard. Tlio^asUe^on is made without to their inspiration on tlmilay of Pentecost N 'ow Orleans, March, 18.T2. camo, arid tho evening star S! 


.. . .. ^ r lu : ” — jonnwao 

highest dignity in Iiih government. This ol,i and well stricken in years, too feeble to 


From III* Ijulif* Rcj^ailnry. 


* j'lm - i" . * • ^ nui aut'u 

lie spared neither time nor pains until lie the orator; his manner lmd peculiarities 


succeeded, entirely to my satisfaction. Ilis 
attontipns, thus shown to n stranger, who had 


no unusual claim on hinumnd who was to he utterance was often extremely defective. 


■'a lioiietioiury in thh insuretfon. made an- im 

inch sweep tho bleak winds of death, befbre | graves of the suicide, from tho Dracouio luir l’. ri ' 88l " n 011 m - y " ! ‘ nd which a thousand after hut such was the massive magnitude of his ho took a child nnd set him in tho midst c 

Hgel fonus tukc them by the hands. Lovely j of' the Lynch Code, from the black ami cav- k '" dn i °' # “-‘ a ^ v ,nl y served to deepen, and which ideas, the majesty of his language tho coin- them; and wheii he had taken him in hi 

icn, kinder than their own. mothers, kiss ernous lied of tlie ocean-like Mississippi,' into " *‘nger until lile s latest hour. 1 hail sup- prelieiisivuness* of his logic, sweeping in arms ho said unto them, '• whosoever shul 

their infant tears. And they are slid- whose measureless waters their repudiated P" 80 ' 1 ‘“ tr|, " cl "''l in Iris intellectual fast- mighty curves Around tho whole field of his i receive ono of sueli children in my name re 

*1 m tho Asylum's tlmt rise Ji.ko inagio carcases sunk- ' - • ni **i 1 '“W't consider myself favored if he subject, and concentrating at its very core; oeiyeth me, and whosoever reoeiveth me, re 

“Wes in an Arabian tale! **» ■■ withuut s gmim i But glanced sternly at mo from tho walls; such tho eurnostness of Ins spirit, rising often oeivoth.not me, but him that sont mo.” 

Tho plain-hearted and thrifty Scotch cro- • ■ u " k "' lll ''' u ~ u " 0 " m " l! d— «na uckuuwn : • hut when ho came dow.t and grasped me hy to sublimity, that you were .overwhelmed, if With the exception of St. J’aul, St. John i 

tf.il/i/ii/. uml al. _ . . . Thov mmm fr<mi tlw. I l. :..l i r ,r f lu* hiinil uml hmk«*il kitulKr ... 1 . .,t tl,,, i* , i. ■ . i c ..11 xi • . 


• Dr. Olin’ajpoor Sermons. .their envious and joalous fears wm* 

-r — fully aroused. 

Dr. Olin was the most powerful poacher I The disciple* woro but mon, arid previous 
ever heard. The- ussei^ioii is made without to their inspiration an tlimday of Pentecost, 
a reserved qualification, ile did riot nfl'oct displayed their mem human anil nu- 

tho orator; his manner lmd peculiarities tionol prejudices. They disputed at. least 
which were against the laws of the art; lie once “who should lai greatest,” on which oe- 
gosticuhited badly, defying all rules; liis ensinn Jesus called the twelve and said unto 
utterance was often extremely defective. Them'— If any man desire to be first, the same 
especially when he was powerfully excited ; shall ho least of all and servant of all. And 


j;.. L. .J „ , i --“"Vi J 11 ' ii,, in i„i> uiaex anil cav- 

’ . “der than their own. mothers, kiss ernous lied of the ocoan-liko Mississippi,' into 
fir infant tears, and .they tiro cbcl- wlmse mousnreless waters their repudiated, 
m tho Asylums tlmt rise J ik 0 mngie carcases sunk- ' - 
“we» in an Arabian tale! v •• withuut 0 *r.„u, , 

Tlio plain-hearted and thrifty Scotch gro- - UnkMlM-unoisBiMsl-Himl uukn.m,, ■ - 
•■Win. and tho courtly .French hind pro- .’’M ooniefrom the Potter's Field, from the 
«tor. Puydriu, ontttiled, at death their < ' llrc ' lss 'PM‘‘il trenuhofpuu|ierhuriuI-grou,ids, 


especially when he was powerfully excited ; shall ho least of all and servant of nil. And Ids’ Cbunh,-hl Murray ■tee't IV, in l8r ">' turned to me and said: “0 br’oth'er' 

but such was the .missive magnitude of his ho took a child and »et him in tho midst of to cogage in the Presidency of the Dickenson j Preaching, uud you may gotoyour rortl. 

ideas, the majesty of his language^ the com- them : and when ho hod taken him in I, is College, we wolf remember reading with '7 Wk us though you .needed w^-t^ 
pmheusiveness* of Ins logic, sweeping iu arms he s„,d unto them, “whosoever shall nmol, interest after it was published and re dld naod “ rc "h” and though it was herhap. 
nughty curves around the whole field uf his! tfoeo.vqono of such children in my nnme re- member well Iris adinonishing his neoule ‘'x’ joyfully ecstatic evening I had ever 
subject, and concentrating at its very core ; covet h me, and whosoever rceoivctl, mo, re- against any successor who should preach only ' u<,noIud ^ to go off, a half a mile, to 

such tho earnestness of Ins spirit, rising often ec, veil, not me, hut him that sont me.” from isolated texts ; and having •fallen in brothcr to spend .he night. It was hut 

to sublimity, that you were overwhelmed, if With the exception of St. Paul, St. John is with an extract from this discourse relatino 11 fcW mi “ ut0H ore “‘lumber’s chains bad 


Expository-Preaching. , 

The sermon delivered by tho fur-finned Dr. 
J. Al. Mason, on his taking his farowell of 


Hours sped away, Unobserved as the strains 
of the songs of Zion, os they reverberated from 
lull to hill, and from vulo to vale. Twilight 
came, and tho evening star shone out in tbd 
tranquil sky-hut tho songs ofjoy,' tho shout* 
of praise, and tho wail of penitenpo still 
swelled up from every side. The trumpet rit 
the “ stand ” was blown to call tho people to- 
gether— but they camo not. An old mother 
in Israel turned to me and said: **0 brother, 


“Me* in un Arabian tulel 
The plain-hearted aiid thrifty Scotch gro- 
*’ ' "j’ und B.o courtly French land pro- , 
wtor, J uyilroA, entailed, at dcatli, their 
mcely estates forever to, tho orphans of 
.•Urleuus, and now see tho glorious cfloots 
™r benevolence. Lung have, they rested 
. »r graves, a 'mighty shaft of Quincy 
*wnte pressing on' the besom of the one, nnd 


oeiveth not me, liut him that sont me." 


i . , from isolated toxts ; and having fallen in 

....... ...... sraepcu me r,y ... su.mi.mj, A ul . , wuru /•verwno.meu, .t W ith the exception of M. J’aul, St. John is with un extract from tliis discourse relation “ f ° W m,UUt0H ore “‘lumber’s chains bad 

the hand and looked kindly w my face, and not Appalled, at tho example of intellectual the most volu, muons of all tho inspired wri- to the latter, ,m in support of exnositort ,,ou nd me.” After a few hour’* of refreshing 
treated me more like an equal than an info- and moral might, nos/ which ho pr, .sente, 1. U)rs of tho New Testament. He was tlm in- preaching, for whieh Dr M was so , .7 8loe P’ a 8weut dr “m of the New Jerusalem, 

rior. I was i astonished, and retired .tamy bed His very “ failures were usually great ser- HpU-ed autlmr of „ Gospel, three Epistles, and ly distinguished, we I, ere copy it for tlie ben- • nd th ° 8on 8 of th * Wveily imrpers rivroke 
tii.it night with my houd lull .if ktmn.re mens, homg renmrkiiide for their tl... tlie Anoeulvnse. Ft. .1. din's ftnannl t u ... tne. Mv r..n ..ri:._v. ' . • 


eiircnss-piled trench of pauper hurlal-gruunds, treated mo more like uu equal tlmn an into-' 

from tlie deutli-lied of tho maiiiae, from tlie r ‘ ,ir ' 1 astoirislieil.'nnd retired tg^uy lied i •.» .u.j m non, usuuuy great ser- 
eross-roml pit, the unldest grave of murder, tlmt niglit witli my houd lull of %trange I mpns. being renmrkalde for their thorough 

Titeir grim Chief .reviews tl(c ghastly lmt- thoughts about tho great, good aud mtignifi- “ " 1 ' ' ’ 

taJjoris of riiuneo. nie wateh-vmrd is givdn cent imiu, whom J lmd just Seen, if I ud- 


“V» in IIAlt-IIITlUHl 

and moral mightiness which lie presented. 
Ilis very “failures ' were usuully great ser- 


me.” Aftor a few how's Of refreshing 

ti uimwJ .1-'. ..P aI tr . . ® 


‘wnite preiMingon tlio boHom of tho ono. and , 1,1 a !i,w I (>f ,bl ' ut V |fcuming lik«* 

pile of, Italian marble, 'inscribed with tlie tku ghastly s.iiile of tlie Devil upon a qjjhto 
kngunge of France,, rising above the s ', Tld * the hand of the Angel of Perdition, 
the other; yet, year after year they 'hselosiug tho .terrible fiat of; doom “ Ixist ! 
the bosom . if their n,Lln» ,, I, . host ! Lost’! ‘ 


list f 1 iunmi UIU 

ot the other ; yet, year after year they 
* f ae to the bosom of their undying charity 
,J ®t after throng of orphans, nnd for ages 
“ges will still, although dead and sleep- 

iiStf K mvc ". continue to ho the fathers 
* “fhtherless ! 

j.7* “8'.‘ to tho spirit-eye would it 


iilircd him befuri; will, un intense admiration, 
1 luml him now with us intense an ufl'uotion. 
These may seem like little tilings to record. 


. " _ r>- ..-.'.w., ■ I ■.ooqe.oil *111^,111/ 

but tlu*y arc just tliosii little thingH wlueb j aflbril. Heneemud n»t. ditijiosed to diaguise 


•I*”* tuvil inuruiigii ***' -T " J.I ■ ■ *■• o jh quilC 

thought and sound logic, when even they unlike tlie other thrfco; while they devote a 
lucked liis usual vivid feeling, ilis feeble large space to telling what Jesus did Ft. 
health was sOuiotiincs attended with a lull- John's Giisptd is. for tho Anost part, dovoled 
guor which was insurmountable, imder-whiit- to writing wlmt Jesus mid. St. John’s Gospel 
ever excitement tho public occasion might was written ut a considerably later period 


. , ,. .. , , . j...,..e,.i„g, .... nmou nr. ui. was so eimneut- 

sptred author of a Gospel, three Epistles, and ly distinguished, wo here copy it for tlie ben- „ - - - r -- 

the Apocalypse. St. Johns Go*j>pl,,s quite ofit of our ministering brethren : " 10 ' rriorn was full of light, and a song, 

unhko tlie other tlirhc ; While they devote a Dp not choose a man,’' says Dr M “who “ 8W00t *° oar th « 000 of which I had 

large space to telling wlmt Jesus St, always preaclies on isolated texts. 1 earenot J1 “‘ drcanied - wa “ ‘<> tho very vault 

John's -Gosper is. for tho Anost part, dovoled | luw powerful or oloqddntihe may ho iulmnd- ° f lloBVO, ‘' S P rin f? in K U P> ““aroe knowing 

tn writing wliut Jesus unit Kt. John’s Gospel ling them. The effect of his power and elo- wl ‘ ntll ” ri n tho body, or out of it, what » 

was written „t a considerably later peri, si quenoe will be, to banish n taste for tho word “bgrumleur and wild sublimity, atoooa 


A ItiiMAM’KniiiM urit OWN Vai.i.k v. — T he 
following inojdont wilt-Hnterest 7diiio of our 
readers, lro.,1 tlie' fact of its him rut an nsso, 


.... , , , . , „i : “ J ... ........ ....... puec, lou nave ricen accustomed to hear , h ““'-■■-ngius, unu Irorn tit- 

J hoy teuefi us that his heart was as ! to find any go, si oiled Iron, them. I spent a known. But ,t was highly important t„ re- that word preached to you in its connection t ° <m hundred M-two thousand people muroh- 
a ",l riy .;.p.MhctK' us his genius was vast Sabbath evening with him in Boston, after lie cord ' those sublime and inimitable discourses Never permit tlmt practice to drop Foreign' ‘" K nround 1,10 ^PpW, ‘‘Oging one of 
umauding. l or thus was ho to all had failed, as be thought, in a. sermon during with which the Gospel of John is enriched, churches cull it lecturing ; and when done thu “ duli K htfa > choral songs, which I hava 
ine mins way. He felt tlmt evorv hu- the day. He -referred to it with much miml- There is Divine wisdom in the dovnlmiment ...hi. i ... ... „ novor heard excont amnmr«t ..... i... 


bo.st! Lost!’ ' £* v0 ll ^ iniight into the true cbnnvctcr of the | his Hphse # of such* 75ulures,”;. and waw grateful ^ary 

Almighty Dollar! these are only a part of man. J hey teach us that his lieart was as I to find any gmsl ett'ect i'roni tliem. I spent a knnwi 

thy Deaths Doings! J genial and sympathetic as liis genius was vast Sabbath evening with him in Boston, after lie cprd' 

- .. and commanding. For thus was lie to all lmd failed, us he'tl, ought, in a sermon during with 

’ A ItuMANi K HuiM ora own Vai.i.kv —The w '.° ea.no in his way. He felt tlmt every hu- the day. Ho referred to it .with much good- Tin 
following iucideiit wiu vsft ercs t "soimT "of oirT marr heingrhowever iuwly, jvus u nqblo and "Suture, and remarked tlmt his history ns a 'd tho 

m 7ti, gl,, , r r 8 ll " ne ' w : th .T ,,tul nud ,uorai nccd8 p rAuhw imj ^ •“> w^t m «t. 

revolutionary events of'J780, wiiioli ive hn'vo a,u l ()n g'"g H - a.ui with an existoneu stretuli-. ing id God on even sueli efforts, 'lie pro- been j 

lienrd relulcd hy our gruiidfutliers when we were dl g out' before him parallel with otornity. eeedoil to relate an instance whieh occurred Son ol 

d a ndled on the knee , [firecn Mt. -Egi s. Was his. splendid genius given him to isolate ! during Iris ministry in South Can, lin,. ' ll., tlonto 

A few years, neo Two old ,, o. , i.:... i.;.. Fit. _ i . . ~'1 , . 


was written at a considerably later peri, «1 quonee wilfhe, to banish a tusto for the wind 800,10 of « randuur “" d wild sublimity, at pnoa 

- Uisgu.se | tlmn tho Other Gospels, and il woe not noccs, of G, si, 'and to substitute the preacher in its “PP° ttred! ' r,u ‘ re were, I should say, two, 

- ot such- “ bilures." and was grateful sary to repeat that which was already well place. You have been accustomed to hear ,mU,irod h,Iuin K ‘"^hdights, and from fif- 

11 tf iriuul nlliliit (h.iiii I ... ... a I Irni.ti.n Ifilt if iloi .< ltw l .. .. ItAAs* I-..— -1 — — X i * .« 


• ' qiei.lllll nt'fl 

witli which the Gospel of John is enriched. 


rectea on that shore where tears and revolutionary events of J780, which we have 

never come ; a trifimplial arch reared °u.rgrttnUfatl,en.wl«,nwewan, 

,|h » Angel and, " dllndled 0,1 the “«>• Wreen Mt. .Kgis. 


.* GimtciitiB tiuu u ifuiuruip ; ana wneii aoin* *=• , ^ 

1 18 . lvllle W1 ^! 0n ft ,n t,l<) f lovolopm ont with aiscretion, I cun awim> you, thut wliiiu n ° VOr hettrd ex< ^°P t amon g at our happy ooun- 

nl ,!„• Gospel as rt is writtenhy trio Evangel- itis of all exercises the most difficult fur tho Tr? ^ otI,0(IiBte 1 “ ca ™« k »«w liOw, but f 
1st. Men first needed to hear that Jesus hud preacher, it is, in the same proportion, tlie wa *.“ MW in ‘'“ranks of tho tenmphal pro- 
been in the world, and that his mission .as tlie most prnfitahlo for you It has this peculiar COBB “ n ' There were no more mourner^ on 
Son of God and our Saviour hud been autlicn- advantage, that Jn going through a hook of tlu ’ <; od-pervuded, salvation-ringing oncump- 
iLaJ,d:Lhy- Jn.i.ra,'jes jili!i o _ s v ip v;£ n atuj n Laiid -^^[AuruL UtjtfsMidssmt-UfiH-e-you-nlF-sortw - r, -‘ L Tlh. -Fatheraiind sonamo thers a n d d*ii g h- 
beiiuficout'. Alter, thin thev would winl. »a ... .....j ..ii a....... ’ tern, nnd hunhAnds «nd in am: 


j Gospol uh it u written by tho Evangel- it in of all exerei«08 tho moHt difficult for the 
Men lirfit needed to hear that Je«u8 had preacher, it in, in tlio name proiwjrtion, the 

In flw. wnrld nnd tlmt l.lu w,: ..: *i . ..... . . . 1 .* . V 


U • tbeba »o to ita Htar-iTestod Hum' i W ? - „"***” ac «l l nn»tanceH him from liiH follows, and to teach him; that. ] prea*h«U.uJt a camp-meeting wliere a Prenlty- 

^^xafcsasr : ,r, 7 

“ri tears of 7 ffn »t rainbows wrought near tlm spot where the Indians forded tffi wl,u l 1,0 >" d do800udod ! Nay, ver.ly. It next sess, on of lus Synod m ( Imrleston,' hou’rd 

•dvii, Prayerfnl juy ‘lmt '.gush from ' captives on the way to Canada; when, during 7" °7 ‘".T" " 8, ' y, '“ 101,10 tn “ wants | him. 'lhe i’reshytermn doctor' repeated, not 

^nts wl ° yC8 i° f hund ^0f tlmusandH of the conversation, ouo of them jiHtlosaiy heating ° “ H 7°°’ and ,,ltonwfao11 luH H^pathy with I only.thc text, hut Huh.staotially the 8ermon, 
* t a8t 8i K h » commit their lojM'd theoarth iibout the ro 9 tH of the tree, threw out °\ l ' Ty 1 bm ? bumun - ,n tbi ^ h ° ^ognizo d j before liie clerical brethren, giving, however, 

toes fMv^ br °athe out the venorau'd a clroular Hulmtnnco, which, when the eneiitiiiip lut p ri P c *pl (> in the llacoriiun jiliilosophy, j full FUnlit to its .\letli'Mliht author! Tliinwan 

0 * l ‘ n(i and l > oydi‘aH,‘w’itli flpcetohless dirt whb removed, proved to bo a mawivo gold 1 mt thoro in nothing too insignUicant^ 'for the u 1 1 ‘ ' ‘ 1 " ’* 1 

n gs on their mernorieH ! ring of antique workiuamihip. VuriouH wove attention ol the highest, which is capable oi 

p* 11 * neiirer ut hand V il tho speculations, ol* coiirse, which took place he- ploasure or pftjj) toMhc lowest. 

(•hearted Ljndoner' . ’ H \‘ 11 * ,S0H) 10 tween the two friends respecting tho original I low often do wo iiml strong ininds allietj 

Jririil n,iit,.n..i i "'Is' "".he died, nwnersliin of it,,, r,,.., • t.ni ... ,1 .nr... to cold anil uii,.„ni>il I n....i __ . 


, . ,. . . , ... , . , , . , ......... , ......... ....uugu II 11(11, n (I, ‘ n o 

during , hts . jn j ni8tfy . ln Soqtl| Cttro ji na — Ua.AnaitoOjLJni.nteMjUik e .- HMp gri i ulnr a Laiid -S.aip’uii«Ht-spraiidA-miUwf<,iH_--y, m - n lj m] rttr '-'Anh. l'athcrajmdson^ nmtheraamddiiiighi 
prsuahsll.qt a camp-meeting where a i’rosby- heneficcut. After, this they would Wish to of clmracter, uud all forms of opiriion : und to’ and husbands and wives, in happy oni- 
toriun clergyman, whp was to -address' tin- hear and need to know wlmt Jesus said and gives the preacher an opportunity of strikin'-' ljrac !r'' were all murcjbing together, filled with 
next session of liis Synod in Clmrleston,' heard and taught. ■ > , u t every kind of evil and error, without „„bl j"y "nsjaaikable, and full of glory-** Heaven 

l,; “ Tin. Ps..sl.vi,.r'„... w,„...„.i 'ri,„ ,.r . — I.: . . ,. tlieir home,”. and “salvation to Jesus" theft* 


E tokbe-tl t ■ uuri0H ' «o dcur to inept, 
At th' L, . lr ttnd Jlepwhlio of tho 

* I* 


the earth about the ropt* of the tree, threw out 
u circular Muhstnnco, which, wheii the eneiising 
dirt whs removed, proved to bo a massive gold 
ring of antique workmanship. Various were 
tlio speculations, of course, which took plnce be- 
tween the two friends respecting the original 
ownership of tlie ring ; hut nothing was ajjcer- 


UVU.ri.J a.,m o.vu. urn. tJUUf, Without Hill)- ‘V. 

1 lie great points of l)i vino teaching peeu- jeeting hinipelf to the inviduous suspicion of tbolr 
liar to »St. Johns Gospel seem to he tfliu rays- aiming his discourses at individimlrf.” song, 

tic relation of the Father to tho Son:; of tho tVo have frequently quoted tlio Doctor's 
Redeemer to hidiovers; the promise of the practice in tho articles wo have occasionally 

ih.lv Ghost as tlio ( 'tiinft, rf.ir ■ uml +!>/. *. _a_. . * 


p tl a| • *™.n I'.mwBwjiiq, ip.u.v minunuuuiim. i ms wuh n'-iwuvi w.jn uvrvin, mu promise oi urn practice in the articles w'c have occasionally 

gold lat t ! loro “ "OMUUg too insignificant for the a remarkable fact, and Vcitud great interest H'riy Ghost as tlie Comforter; and tho great written for twenty years past or more in hc- 

were 'Mention ot the highest, which is capable of j among the pcoplo of Chariest, m to hear the importance of love in the X'liristian system, half of expository pFoaeiiiiig, hut only in s„1;- 


giving pleasure or pain t.Athe lowest. 

How often do we find strong minds allied 


j latter. 

lie then occupied the .Methodist pulpit of 


oeimonj. oukii.L- ns he died , . ‘ ,, r . unicu j lie men oocupiou' tne .vietnouist pulpit' of 1,1 me uiru, realize,, unit m "tlio wort, 1 ye hope it W roc, rivo serious consideration and v 

j°I' ,,." 1 "„" , ' 1 boundaries t’de, rto most’ ““ of * ™ to cold llllJ ""t?""'"' hearts. Sqch.may he that city, aud the next Sunday ,n cuing his have tribulation.' For the word of G,«l and tlmt many may he KSTTjTtt K , *7™* t0N *' ln: 

“‘"'"rigthe fair ... . .. ' ?*’ about it till seme laontlu. afterwards, great in one sense. l m t not in the truest and olmuel was crowded will, tlm tustimonv of Jesus Christ, he tnllM iiH him. . .. ^ a* n ? i ln»|n the Htone bull;* ; 


importanoe ol -love tn the Christian system, half of exponi tory 7/ rcaeht ngr H'd t In »ul;- 
St. John, in common witli all tlm disoiplis stance ; hut. here it is in liis own words, and 
of tlio Lord, realized that iu "tlio world yo h,q,e it will receive serious consideration, and 

1..: ... t..;i. ..I. •• i.\ .» ..rt'.i 1 ... .... . .. 


It was believed thut nearly three Hundred 
found |ieace witli God tlmt night. ■ D 

J- S. Humics. ' 

Auburn, Ala,, Ma’reh-19, -l&22. 

. ■ t.UI 

>. , . i; 1/, i>j ''<4^ ’^pt> 

Scuhtuk Convikmi.u. — A transcription 


ca his licirs forever, of tlio 


: . .." " ‘"‘J OO Miji a"', mo I,™ .-uiiuiiy evening Ills mnu muuiiwuii. . 01 me vvoru 01 . uiuilliu tliat luanv ,1111V be i nil lie, si to trv it Knl ,■ .. . “ “ 

ij* A . 80 I"t , " un ' l ‘ 8 ufterwarilH. great n, one sense hut not in thu truost and oliupel was orowded with the elite of tlio coin- tlm testimony of Jesus Fhrist, ho tells us him- only is a congregation essentially benefited * '° *7" at 1,0 lrout ld ! 
»iis , l eiir > ’the^siu li* ^°r' P JS f '’.‘Tj 0 * le , ,»K l "' st '* l "' mtelleot must he inter- niunity, iuoludiug several clergymen. He sell',. thut Im was I, unislied to tlm isle that wus by it. but the or, aeber is quite us much so u 

Ill0 uo oe.rs mrever. r . Wretft of CSot I'm ' mT> " '‘' Ui "W 1 * long, and, as he thought, loud and called l’utmos.' It is believed that he was It iuv, decs as much discipline of mind as any :l . ' 

ocean merchant, Girard, covering ' Here, calling on a family with whom he bad I ! ' """" 0110 of "“ turi ’ H «*»“*>%; in line, 1m felt at the close of tlm Imnislmd b y order of Domitiun, the emperor course tlmt can Im adopted aud nothing; beG ^ f *1 J Ovoh.to tl.p numb ■' oft 

■" the squares ,,f* if.. - -. *? L' .,usine7’i„ the duZfU^ trmZJZ.' f a , « was jhshop Roseom. diAeourseep,, founded will, mortifieutl,,,,. ofltqme. He was released from banishment, ter e fin Im found to imprdvo a minister In' K" ld »» d “'.'v«r B-vsu us tr*b,„ . . 


' '"“"J **mv uu umuuuu iu iry u. not Imm *l,n i...n . » . „ 

tlm testimony ol Jesus Christ, lie tolls us him- 1 only is a congregation essentially benefited ., Nineveh ft ‘ ' ‘i ? 

self, .that he was bauished to tlm isle tlmt was by it, but the preacher is quite' us much wit|l tll , ! }' ! ?< 1,U “" ,I V'F 1 ’ 1 Ayard, 
called l’utmos.* It is believed that he wus It. invnlv..- diseinlin.. P“ • eripture event, a.. , irraUa 


u ith “ U ' ;h 0Iara P ,0 “ 

•kick the .1 • ’ Harvard ure a shrine 
•brim tl.ei/7'5 m . erid ' aDt princes of Hos- 
•botin, a, th„"‘ V ° 0 ®® nn gH in magnificent 


.-..wj, i mm. < Mil . mnviraini i.wu 1 1 Ml UUt’U Willi JilUI 1 1 lIUll IK IU . Hi 

His great heart glowed as a furnace ’Jvith hu- slink, after tlm benediction, iiito tho pulpit 
man love, and from it conductors passed to conceal himself from view till tin? ussom- 
through every portion ol his great mind, and bly should ho all gone. trljy*ftiid-by, hu espied 


under ti tree on White River, Vt.,. when , un old it* always warm. . seine (/iv/fuguG individuals apparently . waiting and twenty years. I*ol^ 

lady of iiuurly^ninoty years, who had been sit- Thougj) his labors were urdutus and con- in the uiale to salute him. Ilis heart failed, Ephesus, writing A. I). 20C 

tingJx^Hilence in .an i obscure corner of the rpoin, lining, in liis study lie never manifested im- Noticing u d(atr udjaccjut to the pulpit, ho murtyr; so that, it is possil 
sprang up, and coining forward, requested him patience at the entrarice of a friend. He determined to Moape by it. He kuew not ago ho suffered martyrdom 
to tell that story airuin. He Ad mo. and wra.M aouu,. l.i. Uko. i ... i J ,• . 


discourse con found od with luortilication! Hu of Home. He was released from banhdimeM, ter ofikl hu found to impi^vo a minister in ^ <dd und advor <5 1Vc,| M w trd,u '-* 

stink, after the benediction, iiito tho pulpit, mid spent his old ago ut Ephesus, iu A«U re*dy exteroporanqoun perforiimucea. Dr. M. 

to coneeul himself Iroiii view till tho ussem- Minor. He reached tljo good old agu of un for many year* hardly considered a man fit JCkuelty or Hsa^iEnibm. 

lily should ho all gone. ^Ily-and-hy,' ho espied hundred years , or, us some say, one hundred for a pr«*ohor wlio could not 'extern porire * in Enwu® 4 * indium* tlio cruel prcpticq 

sonic (/iv/oigm; individuals aiMHireiitlv wjiitiiiir and twenty years, rolycrates. hialion of tu i;,.!eu i r. wlmn ih«v nm mi (h«i«* a.»4 


; . . v V v • « 4 , mr a proauuur who couki nm extemporiro in * uwuuu mumun, mu vruci preencu pr*f)W| 

ei/ik/oigm; individuals appaieiLtly waiting imd twenty years. 1‘olycrates, bishop of tho pulpit with rcadiniss and force and pos- whun theynm on their hunt, and tiheir oWl 
ho gisle to sajute him. Ilis heurh failed Ephesus, writing A. I). 200, calls St. Jolin a sihly-, the great improvement he himself had P 00 ^ 0 got feeble tlmt they caii no Inngtip 
icintr It door odiitccuL tntlm. nnlnit I... martvr ; SO that, it is nossihlr* in avtrnmiv.rd! I'm . *A - ... .. ... i u ,.,t„i,i> u ,i,iir tlwxm nP 1 !- 


** . » culi '* 8>t ' ' I(J,U1 ft, nibjyi the great improvement he himself had ^P 10 g«t»o leeble tlmt they < an no Inngtir 
possible, in oxtreiiid'olij derived from expository preaching— which mumuipuiiw tliem, of h aving them Milridi 
rdom - i hud been a uniform practice with him ono i*u»d even buryiug thonvaliv^ - A 


zztz r?rir pa,i n ft, ^ ^ 1,0 d — - ^ t ™ - f 

“Nition wft 0nUU “ bHWl ° or triu "‘[’h- la.iy at once irientltied !L ring ’irate own ^7 “ n<1 ra0 ' t . d ° | llght ' W “ th “' “ l “ 1 ’ , . ),lt ""H"*’' 1 11 “*’«"outric,iU«l From a remark. u.a< I, • hy oar laird, in an- 1 half the day from the early ,wriodof hismiu- 

'*ewaaoh Bt o m edU. bring im- She, when a girl, was one of the ihuialu oautives en ‘ w "b noxtlmus,'. which liu.l once been a swer t„ a question of Pete's in regard to i istry- way have lmd much to do iu begetting 

1 E“g«a, would intunat© tha lact ui th« moat iiarsonage, us he recollected liaving heard Jo]m, a report went out that Johu was not to this aminion. However, utter but paralytiu 

H&L’ w 1 


,and even buryiug th«aa aliv^ 

I y — .. l i null 

i The protection of God m i 
UorUego, ho invoked hut iu J*o 








I 


C hf lew (Orleans Christian Jttroociitf. 


METHODIST PRESS! 


[Sp#rlfll CetrvipaodcnM of %in* A,ivontu.| 

PARIS OORRESPONDBNOE. 

Paris, February J'J, 1 H. r )2 


misli religion ns .that of tho majority of the “ Their miaaloriariei are nun,. ~ ' 

French, this ono does not say a word about spread In every .part of the world U ' ^ 
it, and the tribunals can therefore no more propugnoe thoir doctrines by mean <■ ^ 

!• •• -11 . i ... ll... , <•.!«» I 0-1 1 («•« • .. Of ’ 


k HEW ORLEANS i 
Saturday Morning, March -7. 


— ' " " “mbTHoDIST press; observation and the representations of others, A.i*«»t«.i misli religion as , that of tho majority of the “Their missionaries are nnmoro ^ 

mlunors o wh,oso positions in the Church entitle their PARIS CORRESPONDENCE. French, this one does not say a word about spread in every .part of tho world 1 " 

Baltimore Conference met on Wednesday. Christian OnsF.Rvi.it.— ; Dr. Boring has opinion to respect, it uppoars that her condi- ' ( it, and tho tribunals can therefore no more propagnee thoir doctrines by means 

March 3, in Cumlssrland, Maryland, Bishop 0 hapgod' the name of the San Frarioisoo Cb. tion. wants and increasing interesta in this . aims, h obruary 1U, 1H.)„. distinguish between the ministers of the l’o- day Schools, Bible distributions, 

Janes presiding. Resisted by Bishop Waugh , , .‘Christian Observer." Thiswas country are such as to justify, nnd in our m '° •' UR recoivod tho N O. Christian pj B i, ro li g i on and those of the various l’rotes- booksand newspapers', '***1 

The Her. J. Collins was elected secretary. ‘ , r • • ..mres etc opinion imperiously demand, in view of her ' Ul8a 8 ” r •'•■unry li. and beg to enter t(lnt communions. No wonder, then, that “ Wo do not deny tlie good falil, 

The election for delegates to the General 1 01,8 *" '™ nsion in i future success in carrying the grand designs j"- prob ; 8 *' against the general tone of tho ^dresses have boon sent to the President ohances of salvation, of mitnv Meil, ^ 

Conference resulted in the choice of N. J. B. w ' dl ,b< ' 1 alifornia < h. A locate, pu ' 18 o' () f t | 1( , ( j 0H p C i j n ( 0 effect, a separate annual 8tt88 wijittin by your English correspondent f ron j fm-ty-two Consistories of the Protestant “ In other Circumstances Wesl' "**' 


opinion imperiously demand, in view of hfcr Advocato for January 17. and beg to enter , un t 


arts, February ,JJ, look. distinguish between the ministers of the Po- day Sohools, Bible distributions 
I bavo .lust received tlie N.O. Christian pi B |, religion and those of the various Protes- books and newspapers'. 


newspapers'. 


communions. 


No wonder, then, that " Wo do not deny the good faith 

.. frx t\^x I' .... I.... ll n 1 


Morgan. Alfred Griffith. John Davis. Norval at thesnmo place 1 he paper is a beautiful . therefore,, 


on Frenoh polities. 1 glso demur to some of K()forme d churches. 


Wilson. John A. Collins. John Bear, Henry and interesting sheet. The editor seems in “ Kcsolveil, Bylins Conference, that the (5cn- 8uuc,ncnui > because iliey are not exact, This uctual religious liberty (long may it refo 
BapMw — Public and Private. Sheer, John A. Gere, S. S. Hostell, Aquila A p mp heart Ho says oral Conference !o'f the M: E. Church, to be and . but J UHt to K' vu eve|i y lmo b ' 8 d “ c - last!) explains why, on 'New Year's eve, we of tl 

At a late M. Protestant Conference in Reese, Charles B. Tippett. B. N. Brown, 'lie- o Our hearts are greatly encourngcd bv the held in tho City of Boston in May next, bo ,jUU - w IS ' a P ulo ° n has not “ sprung forth with haVo for the first time dared to hold public 'out 

Genwetown a memlier offered the following "° rvM ' E. K. Veit&h, George Hildl. recruits arrived, and those now upon their wav . and hereby is respectfully requested to eon- "sperato resolve as the , antagonist of liberty wat ch nights in our Paris Wesleyan chapels ; suffi 

G^juigetaau, Rev. J. A. Collins submitted a paper on the I uT'tho^iorabers of the Churtih throughout Utitute an Arkansas Annual Conference, oin- ( ; on8t,tutu ' utbani ; but of anarchy ntid 1 1 why we have not been afraid to forn .tlie Uan< 

subject of dividing the Conference, to which t j, 0 country rally, and, as far as possible, pro- bracing the States of Arkansas nnd Texas. * c J n Jousness, anc thank um lor it. y $ unda y School Society, and the Young Men s for 
were appended several resolutions : f . for the eomiiig missionaries, by forming and all the intervening Indian Territory,! to- d,d n ~ ^ c( ^P 1i ^ c ^- ^ u u1l -A^ocmtrof frrri cmti o Tro d -'' m ' m^ h ist ; ■ why ihtf- dug 

Respectfully soliciting the ensuing General . t ^ societies, fitting up rooms for gather with that portion of the State of Mis- ' 88ru " mve jr " 8nout 1 ho hrBt ol It lose independents lmvo held their Syi od in Paris, Sta 

tl,,, Kaltii.i.iw., An. lUCtUITOA O T . ... .. HIM llPPH C( 111 1 PtfMf >( I f.M MV ( ft Vll I tmfl P. I IllPrS. . .. /. . . . , . . .. • 


ablic and Private. 


bis statements, because tliey die not exact, 


This uctual religious liberty (long may it reforming pope. II 
last!) explains why, on 'New Year s eve, we of tlie words of St 


reaotation It was referred to eommittce. 
and we do not as yet know what became of it : 
., u That ao Minister of this Con- 
farenoe be oensuimble for refusing to adniin- 


“In other Circumstances Wesley 
have bccimie tlie feunder of an 0 rd * ^ 


‘"""“or oi mi order 
"is zeal is life confi ^ 1 

it. John Cl,......., 


hist!) explains why, on *^ew tears eve, we ot the words of St. John Chrysostom, ^ 
have for the first time dared to hold public ‘one man. animated with the zeal of r ^ 
watch nights in oiir Paris Wpsioyan chapels ; suftcient to chaugo a whole country ’ f 0 f ^ 
whv we have not been afraid to form .the sands of men. imitnitinir lolm \t/’, 


desperate resolvo as the antagonist of liberty Wft ^ c ] l njghta in 0 iir Paris Wpsloyan chapels . suftcient to change r 
and constitutionalism but of anarchy and wh c hllvc not boel , , lfrnid to form >the sands of men, imita 
licentiousness, and I thank him for it. lie y und ay .School Society, and the Yeung Men s for more than a ecu 


of baptism in private I "ual Conference 


Conference not. to divide the Baltimore An- 


i of rickneaa. ' 


That it ought not to be divided at present. 
If tlie General Conference evince a disposi- 


tlieiiiselvei into societies, fitting up rooms for get her with that portion of the State of Mis- oui. ne ^ Independents have held their Synod in Paris, 

nreachine and renortine to the llov. Green souri nuw included in the Arkansas district" 1113 , cn co " 0330 . a '" l ^ niic , ller8 ' under the state of siege, without being in the 

P re . S, ^ ■ and Gen. Bedouu. I ho existence of tlie Bee- i ou(o ,i . „i,„ ,i.„ iv„.i„ 


lapaattaemay think that the increased t; on t,, Jivide it, that it he by such line as 
t of Pastoral labor incurred by admin- the delegates from the Conference may de- 
. • . , . .. . termine. [The purport of this if>, that there 

5 the ordinance of ^aptism in private ^ no amp liution.] 

ia tbe only considerable item But That a committee of five be elected by bul- 


Woods, traveling ugent, or to the editor in — ■ » . 

tMsiuty. ' . Literary Notices. 

“ It is very desirable to have all the niiorm- 

ation possible in regard to the residences, lo- expedition to the dead sea and THE 
ealitics, etc., of our brethren and friends by dan, uy w, F. Lynch, u. s; n.. CouunsuUtT, 

the 1st or at the furthest, 10th of April. ExpcUltlin. Willi map, nod mmicrou. mu,m 

. ^ , . 1 r • i r Ai I'hlladi lpliiR : Lea 61 Ulancliurd. 8 ?o.. pu. 60 J 

“ Let every member and friend of the : . . . , 

J .... I in iirnur Inwiiiulirwl nilP Tntiln nr tlin 


DAN. Uy W, F. Lynch. U. S! N.. CouunaudiT.ur the 
Kxp«‘dH|on. with maps and numerous illustrations 
Philadelphia : Lea 6i Ulancliurd. 8vo.. pp. 60U. 


ond is a well-known fact, sufficiently uttosted ar Anniversaries 
by the insurrections of Central Friinee. The Gest wo ever bad 
Socialists were making extensive preparations j necd n(jt ( 
for tlie month of Januury or May, mnd they on t , le Sundu ,, 
were determined to have the nppcrlmnd by ,, . r|. ri8ti .... 


why we have not been afraid to form .the sands of men, imitating John VYcsl i 
Sunday School Society, and tlie Yuuug Men's for more than a century, given life 
Assoeiatiol^-rricntionoti-nr my; htst pwhy -tbr’- -ing Ifeoteshmtisni ol' l ' '; n g liTO^ n ^~ t ~| |6 j. i . ■ 
Independents have held their Synod in Paris, States, and still excite by thoir rcliol 
under the state of siege, without being in the tivity, the astonishment of; all creed., k ' 
least molested ; why the Wesleyan Mission- This is a remarkable testimony p|, 
ary Anniversaries, just over in Paris, are tlie pul leaders both here and in Engluj d ^ 
oest'wo ever had. Methodism. It in their most forml4|| ^ 

1 need not repeat what 1 said a niontli ago petitor among the masses. [Z. Ilenij 
on the Sunday School Society, and the Young . ' ‘ 

Men's Christian Association'. But tho Synod Ladieg , Bible Societv „f . 


U enmnarativelv a small matter lake lot to draft a memorial embodying the above. •'••Let every member and friend of the ' • 

thmiaeirniparaUvely-asnmll nutter. la jn a ^ tho Gciieraf Conference to Chnrch do h i, duty, and we shall soon have lht ' ro P. v ^rmshed our table by tbfl pub- 

the Lord’s Supper, Baptism beoomos tho gmnt this request. all tlie privileges and facilities of a regularly 'Ushers, is. of the seventh. edition of this yrbrk. 

Usd’s house, and the Lord s bouse becomes A substitute was adopted, appointing n r „ ttn j icd Annual Conference, and fuel our- The print is "large, tho paper white and 


force, if not by intimidation or universal suf- , llldopendent Churches. deserves to bo 
c .. in » . 1 


frage. In some of tho Southern Departments 
above 40,000 men were already enrolled in 


briefly noticed. 

Whilst the National Reformed Churches, 


■ w - o • mi mg irniippi'N uiiu luuiiniut' u ii.^uian* - ■■ . < • . Il l | — , — 

LoEd-s house, and the Lord's house becomes A substitute was adopted, appointing a niled Annuat Conference, and feel our- The' print is "large, tho paper white and S P °' , 1 etl f ' " ad " ot tllc C0 ' I P salaried by the State, receive as members, alf 

it, and there it should be administered, unless committee of one from each district, (ten in H(dv0(1 n0 longer strangor8 and sojourners in strong, and the engravings ' lu the best style LX ul'l W °“ fT bu l' tized P er3,m8 ’ und ****?*> n " d 

„ other disabiUty hinder. It is an number) by the chair, to take charge of the I e strange top.'" ^ " “ I 72 2 JlkiVelre .! I I over tl’iein, the Independent, or Uis- 


iofauE. or other disaWBt, hindiir. It U an ^ U ‘ ‘" e a strange land.'" ‘ of the art. ^ITlf national work— thj. narra- piU^a^l ^hy”' 

impressTe, edifying scene parents present- death of Rov. J. -White was reported Another Book on Baptism.— -I t seems, and, tivo of an Expedition undertaken by ourGov- the Governfflnt papers, which only give one- 

mg their , children in the temple — there, in ^ ltev. flear, and Rev S. Melfullin stated we note the fact with pleasure, that Methodist eminent — it ia universally acknowledged to billed views of the matter, bq^ from -eorres- 

the presence of all the people, and before tbe that ho was with him in liis last moments.' literature is like to lie well supplied on this be highly creditable. Tho river Jordan, with pondenccwith niy friorniy. in the South,. and 

altaf, consecrating them to God. The rights His sttaok was sudden, severe, and unyielding. Hu bjcct, and from our ablest writers. l)r. its wondrous roservoir, tbe Dead Sea, teeming , f' 0,n c.-nversutions with personri who were in 

of children to participate in the blowing* of His last words were That, Gospel which 1 .w referring -to. i>r. Siuniner'H farthbonfing with. Baered. associations, have never before 


numljer) by the chair, to take charge of the 
whole subject. 

The death of Rov. J. White was reported 


rating them to God. I he rights In* attack was sudden, severe, and unyielding, subject, and from our ablest writers. Dr. its wondrous reservoir, the Dead Sea, teeming 
to participate in the blessings of Hi" la* 1 words wire. I luu Gospel which 1 referring • to .Dr. Summer's forthconiing with. Baeredi, associations, have never before 

„ b. a ..a^Hr , ,, 


emphatically set forth. 


The Church is Jud P ncnt ’ 8UHtttinH W T trit - Tell the 
preachers of my unabated love for them, and 


from conversations with persons who were in fllith t , beliovo it is W 
these Departments-somo weeks ago. receive any grant Iron. Uovci 

ft A gain: it cannot be said that Napoleon cl Lteelm.i.ens to the Lord's S 
• most of nil hates una>foarH eonstitutiatialf inn, 


of it; and these things ought that j ^ in t l,o faith of the Gospei— Halle- wo Hope to find a placo in tho affoctions of Bililieal student, 
act he done “in a corner." lujah! Hallelujuh!” And his Joshua divided the great reading public for one of our own For sale by J . Ball. • given a Constitution,- superior in niufiy rc- 

U is objected % some that, children will the waters, and he .passed over to his God' tbat ma y on ? ^ ““ tbo li g>‘ t . d «v“tedex- ^ ^ ( . |nu . T . ^ , fl . nillin hwl b 8 P a,; ‘ 8 «*» preceding one ; and now, that 

cry in the church, and interrupt the congre- He was one of the best of men. olusively to infant baptism, but altogether uti Dr. Ii«c,. m ':"immi-ai.i,-ix rmiedteg ui» oral- the 1 Senate and the Council ol State are con- 

a r t th* t ' ftl’d to tl Rev. Dr. Pock presented a neat and com- distinct in plan and execution frdm the arti- nation m liinbop ni 8trLouin, i860 : to which is n«ia- stitutod, tho law lias again taken, its empire 

1 1 prehensive report of Dickinsoii Collcec. The c ^ es wc are wri ^ n g the Advocate. Wo «ti » Sketch of iii« lUneiwatia DmUi. together with , in 'd authority, and he simply remains Prcsi- 

etofans of children to be recogmxed as mem- numbcr (lf ^ udentfl) the p , lHt y0ttri \ a „ oi . ,„iy bo excused for making this statement, , M ’ Fl "‘" rnl * '*•’ " •> d edt of the French Republic for Jen yours, 

bets of the New Testament Church . Nor docs seeded the previous by twenty-four, the flnan- us tho occasion offers bo good an opportunity 1 jus neat and interesting littio volume is aooording to tho will of 7,000,000 of doctors, 
it make it impromur for them to be brought oialeondition better, and the moral also muoh to give this reply teTnany who have requested published for the widow of the deoeasod 1 do not think it very •• significant, that the 
to the church. is not an accident in I improved. I ua to republish our artiole in a more perina"- Bishop, and may be hud at J . Ball's. I High Church Popish party, in the person ol 

aUUien; H is natural. The description of A letter was presented from Lane & Soott, nen * form.” primary flatfoum of Methodism, or Ex,, «i. the Count of MontaUmbert, and by its Jesuit 


“But, os the Doctor's work is so general, plated. It Bliould bo in the library of every ism, , tbe only cffeotuul tic of tyrants, tlie only 


cure of tyranny." (:)n the. contrary, life lias 


THE CltOBS OF OlIllIST : lluing a Sermon ]iroachi‘(l by 
the lute Dr. Uaxcmu* immediately (ireceilfug liin onli- 


speets to the preceding one and now, that 
tlic‘ Senate nnd the Council of Stato are con- 


senting Churehesj hold that lib man can be 
received usa member of u cliureli, without 
uiuking an individual profession of faith, and 
us ia guarantee of this individual profession of 
faith, they believe it is wrong for -a church to 
receive ally grant from Government to udinit 
catechumens to the Lord's Supper at a lixed 
age, without inquiring into' their moral and 
religious state. TJio oldest of these church- 
es were formed in DSSU. Their number in- 


given- a Constitution,; superior in i.iajiy re- oreu8l , d very slowly, and in 4S there- were 


miiiuii an Hinhop at 8 t,%ouiB. 1860 : to which is add* otitutcd, the la W' has again taken its empire * 
- , d a Sketch of hia lilneM and DeaUi. together with antl authority, and he simply remains Presi - 1 
hiw FunenU Dl acOUWe . by Hit Andrew. D. D. . . r M ... _ 

. • . . dent of tho hreneh Republic fur ten vears, 

'II.... nnnt .mil in I •> I. 1 . 1*1 1 ’ 1 ' » 


only eight in France. But when the Republic 
was proclaimed throughout the whole French 
Territory, tho political agitation was followed 
by a very great religious agitation amongst 
tlie Protestants, of the Reformed Churches. 
The various tendencies which laid developed 


Bishop, and may be had at J . Ball's. 


J , d T l h . l ely '' 8i « niticaut 'th« the themselves in their nddst, agreed to ask the 
High Church Popish party, in the person of Govcrnmcnt fur a 

reconstitution of their 


Um infect Moms in the ark, among the flags 


containing the annual report of tho book con- 1 The New Translation. — Tho ohurches in 


PRLMARY PLATFORM OF MEtHODISM, or ExpoM- 
tlon'of tho •* general Kulutf.” Uy M M. llwnkle, D I). 


the Count of Montalembert, and by its Jesuit' ohurcbeBi aud B General Synod 
organ tUmvers, has given in its cordial adhe- jn v ri8) iu urdL . r tu prcpare tl. 

..Lin A/i Aim nuiirruir " !l1m Pnnloli PIiiim.iIi ‘ . ... ... 


Ladies’ Bible Society of Plaqu,,^ 

pEAK J)no. McTveibe: YVc havejottW 
favored with a visit from Bov. K. H Hatch 
Agent American Bible Society, which has "''' 
suited in the organization of .a Liidies' ga 
Society. Brother II. was with .us but a t, 
duys, and though in very feeble health, *j 
diligently, employed in the business of L, 
agency. 

Dll' Saturday .some preliminary 
nients were iiiade, and 'on Sabbath | as ( £ 1 
Protestant congregations inc,t in the IV) 
teriun CliurOli, nnd after a sepnon from{„ 
Mr. Wayne, tbe pastor, presenting- the 
fits of tho Bible, and urging upon all .Ihedatv 
of circulating it, “ Tho Ladies’ Bible Sociu, 
of PlaMlimme " was organized, by addptiog 
a constitution and electing tho following ifi. 
eers ; Mrs. Maria Dickenson, President ; Sin 
Eliza Reams arid Mrs. Laviniu (lay, y 
idonts; Miss L. Kingman, Secretary, Slig 
E. Bond, Treasurer. 

Almost every lady in tlie bouse hecjmi * 
contributing member — the collection amount- 
od to about $78,. with promise* of note 


it mid — “And, behoj ^ Y °*: - 14 ti,e cun ' the West are specially troubled by this secta- LWU ”“ to ’ * *«*"**■ f°" f° tho T ‘‘° V( ^ U ^ organic law, which would bo presented to.tbe 

, eem in good condition, tho proceeds tho past . .. .. , , . , . .. lias always extolled /(lie stronger party. It Government for adeSutution In this bvnod 

Children oned under a year exceeding »60, 000. The annual report mQ u B lUltlon ' In tho laat nun,1jor of the lhl8 book ha8 rucc ‘ vod au “neon.mon did 80 in - 4Si und iu - 30 , as well as in ’51. . . 1 , ^ 


od waa convened This result was gratifying to • the worth? 
th«i project of au agent, and all lovers of the Bible. 


i«; and yet, they were per- 'of the book 0<^cem jn Cincinnati, Ohi^wL Memphis Advocate, Rev. S. J. Henderson be- amount of Conference endorsements the past Napoleon has not “show,, himself to be a IlrZd th“ may feta % thL“Tx 

sinaideoftheHooseof God. also read, and that establishment is also in a gins a Berics of articles on the subject, in the year. Our readers need only be told where good boh of tho Church for lie. has dis- opposed anv confession of laith. Some evaii- • ,i , 


1 trust .this, and the recent Organization! 
Thihodaux, arc hut the prelude to a 
movement on tliis subject. The viiBt luniui 


"Ib a how version of tho Holy Scriptures 
neoessury in urdor to understand, the Scrip- 
tures (" 


SMITH'S QUARTO GEOGRAPHY, nr Secuml "Book 'll 
Uuograpliy. 'A Oonbbo huiI Fructical tiyatviu. fo 
common Bchooli*. acaQumlt-K alul fiimlllctt. New York 
Cady k Burge** : 1862. 


tsittod to om the imride of thp House of God. also read, and that establishment is also in a K ins tt tjeriu8 artlcles on tae subject, in the year. Our readers need only be told i 
W« have no sympathy with the fastidiousness prosperous oondi tion. Ita assets ore $187,545, right quarter and in excellent stylo. He it may be found. For salo by J. lialL 23 
that faisss this objection, and hope the House P® 81 year $15,000. asks : smiths quarto geography, nr seeundT 

«r God may never be profaned hv any thing , B,Bhop , . the namu “ of tho ®° wll ° “Ib a now version of the Holy Scriptures o«o*r«pb;. -a OobHm »mi Pr«eii.-.i sy.o 
VtoWlte the sound of inCsota’ voices, and ^ * order to understand, the Scrip- 

thair public presentation for receiving the The name of G.- A. Coffey was called, when ‘“T ... ' , .. Without examining this map-like be 

Ml of that Covenant which God has made a long and adroitly, though ingeniously writ- ^ courB ° ° f 118 c ' t “ a ^ be remark8 • detail, iu strikes iis as au admirable tex 

wilk mmtd <mr children. ten letter was presented from him, in which “j* ut tlia paratnuunt reason of these essays ; n ge ograpliy. Instead of book in ono 

In the (see of adults : Those who have h# " toted that ho had imbibt ‘ d Sooinian doo- Ue6 ( in ( th ° “'P° rUinoo ot holdln g faat tbo P re - ad in tbo , ither they aru botb b 

-IrT t 0 ? ^ f“ b |* Cy “ h0Ul ' 1 " pUt him reognod the office of minister of the gosLr the object of the now translation is, as is pre- It in ilhiHtrated by tbirty-two steel 
m* publicly, and in the sincerity of repent- ordinaiione of T. fiercer ^ tl the r ure Word of God, ! vings, and ita BtUtwtics Tjasod upon tli 

■net would be apt to prefer this open act. from the Protestant Methodist Church, °L m or to « ive «*>rrenoy to some donominatioual cpn8UB . 

Bor solemn is the ritoal service! Few things reoognixed; also, the ordination of J. Hilde- do 8 ma8 > by fraudulently Und unwarrantably LADIES* REPOSITORY, for April. Dr. TeITt. , 
ean be aid or en&cted with more hallowing brand, formerly of the same.Cjiurqh. .. »«orporating Aem with tlio inspired t ext. 30 utiiern ladies’ i:o.mi'anion. f»r. Mm 
Act than a baptismal scene. If 'possible, - ” Buncomb Sympathy.—' T he Christian Guar- li-Vtir 

* yis-iuie, RANDOLPH MACON MAGA 7 .INK. fur Fvbrur 

» ought not to be lost upon a congregation Minutes of Alabama Conference. A dum, ft n able Wesleyan paper, published in u,„ 8 tud,-nt*. * 

They are entitled to the heavenly benefit. mcm ber of tho Conference writes us so. Toronto, Canada, thus aptly “bite off ” those godRy b lady b door, for Aprtt. 


opposed any coufeasion of faith. Some evup- 
9 P left8ed Montalembert ft nd tho Univers by ge U6al men did not know whether it was ex- 
Do,* la l5r,int ' ng ful ! rol,g,OU8 llbcrty to Prote8tanta ’ pedient to make one: Others, in a very smuU 
item, for whothcr natlonal or d ‘ 88aa " a t5'i ba b as ban- Diinority, headed by Pastor Frederick Muuod, 
ew York : ished .from Paris tbo Abbe Lacordairo, the declared tbUt they could’ not conscientiously 
most elequent of llonush ftreacliers, for having rmain in tho lNtttioual Chur ch, if tho 8ynod 


ries throughout the country, can not be » 
mated until tlie lust great day, when ue 
Books are opened ! 1 am ustonishetl to in 

some who call themselves Christmas Wii:j 


Without examining tliis map- like book in I mentioned politics, in his sermons 


And in the course ofliis essay he remarks': . •' ° , . r .. 7 ““i did not highly proclaim the necessity of a it is his duty to circulate the Bible Ntm 

' . y rt . detail, in strikes us as an admirable text book allowed Protestants to enter the btatc, and 0 l ea r profession of faith and of Christian dis- me a simple knowledge of the dootiZ 

But the paramount reason of these essays , lu8t , ad u f bouk in ono hand has not stopped one of- the organs of Protest- oi J. They were of course unable to carry. 

1M m the importanoe of holding fast the pre- J*" autism, whilst inflny of the avowed papers of tl f eir point, thev therefore withdrew, formed S S S 


ioualy j n a jnovement of this kind. Why, hoilcng 
."Synod Bbou l d it take ii Christian to determiattliAt 


Worn the old man publicly should “put him I 
Wf" publicly, and in the sincerity of repent- 
OMC would lie apt to prefer this open act . 


ad imbibed Booinian doo- .V ,-! 7 i , J ,i ahd map in the other, they aro both in ono. “ vu " eu P a P W8 01 

i oredentiuls of ordination 80nt tran8latlou untd wo BbaU wllet,her „ - , , , Popery have boen repeatedly warned, 

of minister of the gospel the ub j ectol tbu nuw translation is, as is pre- 18 dlustrated by tbirty-two stcol engra- Aa t0 BUob men aB Le on p'aueher, Berryor, 
i of T Mercer recently U)nded ’ 10 ‘obtain the pure Word of God,’ vings, and its statistics based upon tlio last QdiUon Barrel, and “ that clever and popular 


I or to give currency to some denominational census 


Thu renunciation of the Devil and all bis 


Km vain pomp and glory of the world, quir(jd 


Will some one please give the information re- 1 


Theso all are to hand, and strew our ta- 


I be mid or engmtod with more hallowing brand, formerly of the same.CJhurqh. woor^rating thcni with tao iuspiri^ text.’ southern ladibs;. ItuMPA NtON. ct. Muck. Be 

set than a baptismal scene. If 'possible, _ Buncomb Sympathy— The Christian Guar- Ti.-nttte, 

j: RANDOLPH MACON MA0A7.INE. fur Fvbruary. ' tty 

so^it not to be lout upon a congregation Minutes of Alabama Conference. A dian. an able Wesleyan paper, published in lb ,. Btud ,„„. * 

wj are entitled to the heavenly benefit. mem ber of tho Conference writes ub bo. Toronto, Canada, thus aptly “hits off ” those oodBY’S lady b book, for April. 

“ ““““ation of the Devil and all life Will some one please give tlio information re- numerous prints of other churches that aro GRAHAM'S mauazink. for April. 

■ka, tbe vain pomp and glory of the world, 1 > 80 much taken up with Methodist affaire, These all are U) hand, and strew our tu- 

th til covetous desires of the same, and the „ The Minute8 of our C onf,-renoc, will thev complaining in behalf of the poor, oppressed b > a «f this week handsomely as profusely, 

rati desires of the flesh-how do these be sent without ordering! If not, where laity ! pitying them and ,ml,g,uU,n g at those 

wds, und many others, benefit even the shall we send? ' *«* who aro lording over God's heritage! etc. contents 

esntxn of tbe Church hy reminding them “Macon, Ala." Hear: - J . Genius and Writings of Dea Cartes, 

the engagements they have entered into, * '• ~ “Why this hue and ory raised againBt 2. Bishop 1’hillpottB, 

id the vowi that are upon them. Cholera in Texas.-A private letter from Methodist poUty! Why 'so many strong up- 4 church Mu^ic 88 of Lc(518latlon ' 

-T HuntavUle, Texas, informs u* that there were peals to tho American people? Why so A fcw word8 oh taternutiona! Copyright. 

- , several cases of the Asiatic oholera in that many deadly thrusta aimed at our bishops 0. 1'algraves Normandy and England. 

Returning Thahrr.— The foreign papers place. Several persons have already fallen and ministers ; and why are thoy denounced 7. The Expected Reform BiU. 
tom us that the Queen of Spain has recov- victims. It seemed to bo mure fatal among us ‘popeB, hierarchy aristocrats, tyrants,’ ote! This number sustains tho highest stylo of 
ed from her wounds and fright, and can the negroes than among the whites. [T.W. The secret lies belqw the surface. Mctlio- Q uart€r j y Review Literature, 
vdly he thankful enough. Her Catholic Banner . ' dist doctrines wore once the but of ridicule ; A „ U drbBb 

, . . . . but our enemies exhausted all thoir strength 

^^soanvtisreenoe and gratitade were Macready's Op.nion of the - Stage as a hero in vain. Now. thby must needs attack Wc a ™ indabtcd to 8 °'“'> unknown friend 
moated by her preeenoe at a fmU fight. School of Morals. — A correiyondcnt vouches our government, and for the reaBon that our for a copy of tho Address fof llov. F. L. B. 

\« r th-knAth of the following statement: ,,hui is very efficient .and successful! They Shaver, delivered in this city January 23, be- 
Reugious Liberty.—' The letter of our ^^l^ei^'tho' t |a^^o'f' “a moti «=« the great Methodistdiar rolling on ; guided f oro the M.W.. Grand Lodge .of Louisiana. 


p ’ , ‘ n LL 1 ,, r P ^ pu ' nt ’ lbay withdrew, formed, a t once.- But this knowledge is notgmrml: 

1 opery 11 jl p y ^““ ed ‘ at once independent churches, made an up- many mc „ do not know the need of wits 

(Jf. H(lrr( t , , L *°r. Berryor, pualto tbu80 alreudy loriued) u „d „ n the 20th effor t in tlie eireuliition of tliis Heotikk; 

QdlU ° Tl tors" ti >in r n w ' T‘ri “ Au K U8t '' Constituent free Synod mot thc y have several Bibles lying about their 

stjanip, Thiers, b b n w excluded from in l'aris, composed oT 34 Uymen aud Minis- houses'? many more,' perhaps, than in ltd, 

Government, ar r m regretting it, as your toMi w ho represented 13 churches , alreudy or even preserved, and they think not hov 

.'many are without,-. . —..••. 

m it, for 1 y '' Lr . L “ tie strength of This.tirst Synod formed what was culled a | 8] „, u k ifut of tbe destitute Hindoo ti 

8 ?° le f’, , f,n U Fa,u-ber w.rLl ,n ° b """* ° J " K Kmn S cUcal Arches of 'France, HtHtentot, but.of oitiZens of our own & 

tran “’ . . ’ 8 ai lnis ". based dn the principletc of a oomple indepen- Mr. Editor, will you or your readen Mi 

ter, three pr four times convicted of deliberate deQC0 of euc h church, lor all-, that relates to mc , wll en 1 say that I know of men and w 
falsehoods; Ins only principles seemed to be r „ rtllB llf Wlir ' 8 i lin . d ; sl ,i„H„o and .,f nr, „ ’ 


. scamp, Thiers,' " being now excluded from ^ l’uris, composed tif 34 Uy men und Minis- 

LADIKS' RBFOSITORY, for April. Iir.TelH. Government, far from regretting it, us your toM) w hu represented 13 eliurclies alreudy 

»««!£«' ..& Jdi, d.tlwman x'ttttosznHf'fnrniiitioq. 

1 U °i* Miiwv t jy T • lD ’ t l1 ^ VV l er v ‘ stren^li of Thi B .H rB t Synod formed what was called a 

RANDOLPH MACON MAGA/INK. fer V*bnwy. ' By, society, the guard of freedom, the hope of .. £munhad CU urd,cs of Fen,,,, 


with all oevetous detires of the same, and the •• The Minutes t 
carati desires of the flesh — how .do these tie sent without 
Wards, sod msny others, benefit even the shall we send ? 
members of the Church hy reminding them “ Macon, Ala." 
of the engagements they have entered into, 
aad the vows that are upon them. Cholera in Ti 

II a ;n_ rr> 


CONTENTS. 

' 1. Genius and Writings of Des Cartes. 

2. Bishop Rhillpotts, 

3. Recent l’rogrcss of Legislation. 

4. Church Music. 

5. A few words on International Copyright. 
0. 1’algraves Normandy und England. 

7. The Expected Reform BiU. 


lalsetiooua; ms on, y principles seemeu 10 no tbo formg uf woAhipi ol disci], line and of or, 

to get to tbe top of affairs, and to remain gaIlUutiou . There is, however, a general 

there, no matter how. Berryor ,s tho leader cuu(Wlon of faitb , wflieWs Culvinistic. The 

rj. American hdi- of the Ugitiiiiist party, w up i ui eaiors to Nynod r eg U lates wliat relates to the thoologi- came' ’TIb even so, and these person." hi 

bring ae to t ie t irouo o ™n L ' a i nr y ' cul studies of candidates to the ministry, to within twenty miles or, less of tlouriikj 

Des Cortes ~ — W1 J 1 '*. 1 ' >e . espp ism o opery, mi f e ligidus liberty, anti to certain Christian en- churches. This is but one instance of mi;. 

' .V, 0 pcr9ccu l ln . g 8 P lrlt 0 88 ' 3 ' s reign. tL . rpr ] ac8| ofirried on in coiiimon- by all tbe Add to tliis tlie thousands from whom lit 

lution. ‘ 10 e88 nc tavo to o wi iters t ic otter. uburc i, u8 <,f the Union, such as missions, evnn- Bible bus been withheld as a mutter of rti- 

But Guizot is not lost to France : lie lias latoly gulizutioI1) etc . , lt has a fund, supported by gious polity, and we find that the d«ta 

iiniil Copyriglit. come to ans, w lercas, n. ormcr y resi e voluntary contributions, and intended to puy is great, even at home ! Hope, then, ustai 
id England. in the country, altogether retired from public ^ genera l expetfses of the .churches, and to worthy the greatest exertion, umlta. 
. . „ 1 e ' auugimc, o es , permps, o t le bo ]p those that cannot yet tour tho wliolo of eomos up a call worthy the' liberality t/4* 

ugliest stylo of men of name mentioned by X ^ has been ^ who are' ubbv to help G,k 1 blwstiti 

liberated, and i« actually huicI to be a canai- f T. . . . . , , ,, . t . w > 

, r ii . . ai i • i a- * ,, I ho Synod whicli haa just been held in with cenerous heart*, to gi\o ot tneirnc* 

date tor I ans to the Log, slat, ye Assembly. , ^ third , t , omp()Bed uf ; i2 du , lc( 7 tl , thi8 go0(l C ausc! 1 firmly 

unknown friend 1,0 ‘f5 0n t a “ P™c ice po l ita men art |{ ( , prCH( , nUlt ] vt . H 0 f]y eburcbee. The number in tlio great day of judgment, imujKi 

if llov. F. L. U. d v„t hhoulil riot be able to have “a govern- “icmbers contained m the el, urehes is about Christians will wish they had gnee Wjh 
January 23, be- mc , lt , ministers,, embassadors, debaters, etc " 1 ’ 9 . 00 ’ ? ho lla ' c 8ub88 " a ' d lor tliyr.loeal ex- Lord a better interest on the loan ,ebu«M 

;« of Louisiana. Lot it be understood that I do not pretend ' I’ 8 ' 1888 mort ' ll,ttn ifb '° 0U ** th “ 18 ,ur 1883 tbem ' Su8C883 to tho , New 

.. „ , . . Ykt 11% i ,< i» . tlnin the expenses, considcVuble sums have House! \ ours, truly, 

Masonry for her to exonerate Napoleon front al .the charges ^, eo J - n K lun(i , SciJtlall d a „d the, - . A. K. Goosrti 

ProuLlont nf tlin made -ttgttiiiBt him. His antecedents are very H , . ,, . . .. . 

1 resident if tl ^ ^ 0 f Boulogne, in which lie "mted Mates. Amongst the most important Plaque., nne, hw March 17. 

located m Lex- un officer, 'can not lie forgotten: his decisions ot this Synod, is tho nomination of n - 

ihibiting encou- ppjvutb life isiinimoral. Tho “ coup d'etat ' "'’'»' a *"«e of Kyangehzation, which is to e,„- Brevities, 

ident, in a late 0 f tho 2d December, is an illegal act, how- P W evang^kU and traveling pre, ichors jn • ‘ “U, s o. tro- 
lly favorable im- over necessary it may lmvo been to protect p aol i* wbeh> tb " nu ™ ,er °* dissonters are Rislion Ilughca is iiouring forth vwfie 1 

ego. France against Socialism. It is to be feared llot ar B 8 8 n™K 1 tu orm a sell-supporting Hwt , ut to prove that this i» not a Protesta? 

h that he has taken, in some instances, at, ad- ohurol »‘ '\ bllst ’ a8 . a Mctb, . ,dl8t ’ , cann,,t cmmt rv! It would be a groat relief hi* 


me, when I say that I know of men and w 
men, over twenty-one years oi Wn d 
raised in this State, who never sate a 
do not know what.it is, or from whawi 


/. 1 he Kxpected Ketorm Bill. life. Cavaignac, tho best, perhaps, of the | 10 i } those that' eanu 

This number sustains tho highest stylo of men of name mentioned by X. V. has been . . , , 

* , , • • n ■ .. their local oxiieqsps. 

Quarterly Review literature. liberated, and is actually said to be a eandi- , . 7. . 

MASONIC ADDRESS. date fur 1>aris 40 tbe Lo 6 i8lut ' ,vo Assembly. cZ.™ 

Wo are indebted to sotno 


Add to tliis tlie thousands from whom ii* 
Bible bus been withhold us a mutter of re- 
gions policy, and we find that the defiitua 
is great,. even-atdiome! Here, then. itiU 
worthy tho greatest exertion, and fiat t 


'• oanvtiesccnee and gratitude were 
d by heir presence — at a bull fight. 


Reuoiovs LuEaTT.— The letter of our I 


it will richly repay pe- 1 interesting family of 12 children. Among I b T our b ' Bbo P 9 and officered by our minis- j| r g bun ds,, mc ly eulogizeq Alusonry for her I to exonerate Napoleon from till tlio charges 


nraL It pcants to a few bright spots in tlie a /^ d “ 7le fr7,n wt > government of ters, it mm cz iwitli u vtloei y unparalleled in int ,, r ,, 8t in education. He is President of the muile aguinst Ini". His antecedents are vory 

. . >.*. ^ c “"fttrady’!"™', from which, it is siud, lie tlio history of the modern Church. Thoglo- ... . Imd ; the uffray of Boulogne, in which lie 

prerent lamentable state oT France. Chris- has never deviated. It is tlnit no one’of Ins rious itinerant plan sends our preachers every Mi^omc College of Missouri, located in Lex- kiUe ’ d an officer ,* can nut bc forgotton . Wi 

TT’lTf T7 W tr! °T a ' theatro, 'or 'iiave'any Sk^ooMtotion wliere ; and tired with a seal for God and the ington, and an institution exhibiting encou- privaU) ufn ; H immoral . Tbo “coup d'etat" 

(Us treulBed state ot ttung^ this violence w ] t h actors or actresses. [C hris. Times salvation of bouIs, they make thousands of raging statistics. The President, in a late „f the 2d December, is an illegal act. how- 


to hi. glory, and by tho^ pditical convul- WhjU kind of R father would ho ^ if 

doors for the flowing the theatre and its hangern-on as he 
1 : 1 doeti. he did not adont, Hueh n Ha Irnnwa 


What kind of a father would ho be if, uonve F te and incre » iae their numbers beyond tour South, has made a Highly favorable irn- ever necessary it may have been to protect 
.owing the theatre and ita hangers-on as he “ nd influence where others pr08aioi , Imlialf of the College. France against Socialism. It is to be feared 


■t -ita. of hi, pu,* Gosnel. * - "ungere-on as 1,8 aro unknown. This creates in the minds of 

m doeKl * ie d ' d n °t adopt such a rule. Ho knows sectarian bigots jealousy and envy,, and they 

^ • it too well not to know thut it is tho way to determine to close those wheels, to stop that 

ncu uilt iy one amily. it be U^ going down by tho cbauibors of death -; moving machine, aiid thus end the bucccss of 

fel Recorder oontein* an Interesting ao- a „d a R tlio paid puffs of all tbe editors in 1,18 Methedista. Sympathy’ dor Methodist 

eftheoaoseorationor a church in Au- Christendom eant titer it. . Macready knows lait y ! " * 8 “U feigned. Despotio govern- 

Gee^ia, which wrehuUt by a family of ^ monll and 80cia , tendenc of all the “> 8nt ! It « ad tho popular ear Repub- 

iniiiviiitiftl* ‘<uc fh.nV./vAVxw'.nra in ai. ...... . F bean C hriHtianitv ! It is all for ‘Buncomb.’ 


dent should 'not be able to have “a govern- 
ment, ministers,, embassadors, debaters, etc." 
Let i t be understood that 1 do not - pretend 


Prayer for Servants. tbo , K , ( ,pl„ ; b c lias no doubt gone a great 8 " ur8 " 8 "’ " urul u,8r «»»««!«¥ 01 «"* 

. .. . . , - deal too far in bis restrictions on tl, o political ! b ‘- db ' v C "> 8 y ar « doing u groat deal of good 

A missionary in Alabama, in a late com- pre88; 1, 0 b.ig Rlioriatcd many of bis partizans ,n U" 8 country, rhey will considerably help 
munieation, makes some valuable suggestions by confiscating part of tlio property of the ^ m PtWtipg tbc voluntary principle, 
on an important Bubject, and the case he Orleans family, (thoy still own 100 millions of Since hunmtion of the Kyangolical Alii-, 
gives, it is hoped, may lead many pious inns- fraucs, i. e. .20 millions “of doUhrs) and by R n ®®> t ley |iuve maintained veiy friendly ro- 
tors, by tlio light of example, to doing their the organization of the Ministry ot Police, atlol,s V° . 88 8 y aa ’ 1 * " 18tH 
full dutv TFd Which is notliing more than a general system • lar f Meeting, in. belmlf 

ay. L of espionage applied to all the Government offi- of tha W88b 'y al } M.asionury Society, are just 

“I have a plan for pious masters. It is in eers in France. — bvcr , , hftV8 becn « 8 '> 

UBe, also, by a good brother of my acquaint- On tho other hand, lie bus plainly refused f cndod ’ th ® B P eccbc8 '' 8ro « ,M ’ d ’ and bo tul " 

ance. Every morning (circumstances per- to give himself up to the Popish party, ami lootlHn8 a umlaut. luring tic past year, 
mitting) about light, a bell rings for all hands be lias granted us full religious lil, erty. Tho o«r collections have been more zealous; o,,r 
to vet un. and soon after another bell rinas Constitution is very clear on this subject. It Christmas Juvenile Offerings, introduced fur 


vantage of tho full powers grunted to him by appr0 '' 8 of tha ",'•’ •Hunting ^ 


Christians will wish they had given MU 
Lord a bettor interest on the loan lie halms' 
them. Success to tlie New Orleans T’e 
House! hours, truly, 

- , A. K. Goonro 

Pluquemine, Lr., M arch 17. 

Brevities. 

|.-„, ,,„ N.O. (tola N-* 

Bisliop Iluglies is pouring forth word* ail 
sweat to prove that this is not n PirifSE’ 
country! - It would be a great relief to 


A missionary in Alabama, in a lata com- 1 


(diurclies, nor of tlier confession of faith, still 
| believe, they are doing u groat deal of good 


a individuals, “as a thank-offering to Al- 


aphemaiia of his former exploits, as weU as 


God fcr the blessings he has visited Walter Scott did that of hi. novels, which lie 


■pen their worldly substance." How vivid- 


ly, adds the editor, are we reminded of our I r;. 


was bo careful to keep out of tlio hands of 


Lori’s inquiry 


iquiry : “ Were there not ten cleansed ; 
ire the tuner The expense in cum- 
this sanctuary, was Ten Thousand 


Others with a tenth of liis 


sense could not only point out the exact lo- 
calities described by the author, though ut- 
terly unknown to him, but Could see u fine 


laity! It is all feigned. Despotio govern- niumcation, lnuk 
ment! It Ib all for tho popular car. Repub- on an importon 
Bean Christianity ! It is all for ‘Buncomb,’ gives, it is hoped 
as.politieiuns would say," ters. by tho ligli 

Vain Work— Pity! 1 ’ity! — Perhaps our full duty. [Ed. 
brethren of the Arkansas Conference, whoaqe 

quietly doing their Master’s work, Bttle dream — bav8 a ! dal 

, . . use, also, by a g 

(and little care) of tho designs of absorption ance g— m 

entertained concerning them by a few prcacli- mitting) about 1 


many others, 


e succeed. F* 


“ I have a plan for jiious masters. It is in 
use, also, by a good brother of my ucquaint- 


|. , - „ , . ... , ,, , ursof the M. E. Church, North. One Mr. to get up, and soon after anothef bell rings Constitution ... -- . 

morti tendency in a U his writmgs Under Bird, a P. Eider of unknown extent out there, for til the servants to assemble at ono of tho is .based on the principles laid down by tbe th e first time this year in the circuit, have 

* 1.; xx nmMunnn W .. *,1, . « 1-..! xl 1 - ’ oxx v * v., ... .nra i . . • ... nn IlCOll Si O. 1471(1 i( till III |TKt till* till 111 ri'tliril- 


ance, they have maintained very friendly re- 
lations with the Wesleyan Methodists. 

OUr Paris Annivcrsay Meetings in. behalf 
of tho Wesleyan Missionary Society, are just 
Qver. They have been exceedingly well at- 
tended, tho spcechos were good, and the col- 


introduced for 


CxuruRRU Missionaries.— if. E. Church, 'this impression Washington Irving thought 
South . — Frosn the Christian Observer, Febru- he was paying Scott a fine compliment, l.y 
aiy 11, we clip the fallowing information : sending his daughters a copy of- tlie father s 

“The iteamer Oregon arrived on Wednts- poems. But the father ms guvo him to 
day, between 10 and 11 o'clock a. m., having know that his labor of love won no thanks 
439 poereogers, among whom were 38 wom.-u from him, as he had' made ita point to keep 
aad 28 chadren, and four ■htemts. htf writings from their knowledge! 


thus reports to tho Illinois Ch. Advocate, his houses for prayers, 

success in keeping good “old Methodism" * 8r ^pmying with the set 


While the mas- revolution of '80, amongst which is the fet- 


ter is-praying with the servants, the white lowing: “Tlie liberty ol worship is guanm- 
foinily is getting ready for .worship in tlie teed by, tho Constitution. No magistrate can 


produced $70, anil afliongst tlie names return- 
ed on tho children collecting cards, wc have 
been surprised to see those of Prince ami 


wherever Popery Imlds sway ie every id* 
part of tlio world, “it 1ms carried such un- 
mitigated civil, social and moral rot* 
it, that it is very desirable to haw onep^ 
spot on which fhtfeye may rest, and fi* 
tlie bishop labors. Could ho conrinf^ 
world thut tlie prosperity, intelligena 
greatness of the United States is not a 
table to Protestantism, it would be nm" 
a Kossutli feather in liis cup, .and 
Cardinal s but wliiCli is so long » «« 
There is notliing like trying, and tboto™ 
piislimcnt of tliis would not be a gre* 
sifieution of liistory than Papists i» 
of continually to keep themselves m ** 


on ita iegs in that quarter. Are our broth- ^ i’rincess Murat, and Princess Aiathilda, „ His friends aad 

ren not alarmed ? Mr. Bird savs : *i.„ .... *i,. exereise sne.l, n wnrshin. thou cousin of the President. All these aiding, our make great lamentation oier u . 


lorarngsrs, among whom were 38 woiueu 
28 children, and four missionaries, 
a of the missionaries, A. M. Bailey, 
is Evans and Jaa. M. Fulton, ait from 
iethodist Epaloopti Church, South, and 
tbs Rev: G. S. Phillips, of the Church, 
h. Tbs Conner are stationed as follow .- : 


ren not alarmed ? Mr. Bird says; t],e ^1] r i ng8 for religious worship on the Thou shalt oxoreiso such n worship, thou 

“ I find a great many who were once mem- “quarter.” Should any of the servants fuil ,shadt oxerciso 'it on such a day." The Em- 
bers of tho old Cliurch now in tho Cumber- to attend prayers at the quarter, without perdr Napoleon maintained thin principle, 
land Presbyterian and other churches, who good oxcuse, they must come to tho house notwithstanding the opposition of tho Pope ; 
would not gp into the Church, South ; and I and unite with the whites in worship-. ho struck out from tho royal oath the sen- 


eousin of the President. All these aiding, our 
Missionary receipts for 1851, aro about $200 
in advance of last year. 

The new Italian paper, la lltuma Novella. 
edited hy our Christian friends at -Piedmont, 


— » — — would not gp into the Church, South; and I and unite with the whites in worship-. ho struck out lrom ttio royal oatn tne sen- . J , j. . . i l 

Akxcboic or thi Set;." —mil* letter*. from Cohstan- havend‘3bubp6ut many of them will return “ Masters, .what do you think "pf't'heTplah ? tened“By whiel) tho ancionfkTnga 2 of Franco ,a * IW " _«*<»*< 18,1 *J L Ltwonunwiica um < xqircssi i o d 

Unort* Ktmu *d anecdote of the Sultan which ii quite if we can get an Arkansas Conference — whicli I think tlioso who have not a better, would swore “to exterminate heretics, and he in- a ^ J 8 U F'' j 13 l() P 0 811 'j 1 ' , 18 r ' 8u * j , . 

wiwthx the Armhiau Ni*hu. a rioh Arinentau tied lom we are trying for; it ’js true : the notions of do well to adopt it, and those who have no trodueod into the oath he took as Emperor, has been an increase or iOU copies in the Bales, which, , ying, 

a punfuiio eoutahtinc doO.otK, piaetore. and for which ho Judge Nelson have astonished- us, and have plan at all, would greatly improve matters to the following clause I swear to respect the I ho J ope, highly discontented, lias put it in nows ur ,e t 

offered a reward </ soxiQo. The portfolio wu found, and created a Bort of suspicion in . the mindS-ef do likcwiBo. It makes it more agreeable on liberty of worship.;’ After his coronation, a tbe Indo-Expur^atory. Ihe 1 uona ovc a gisors. 


Mwtih. "Tb* Conner are stationed as follow »i»uiau ni*uu. a r.on Armenian had io«i we are trying ior, it is true: tlie notions oi do well to adopt it, and those wno nuvo no troaucou into mu uum no oo r.uqiuiur, --- • . . 

A. M. Baiter Stoekten - Morris Kvrnns. Slin * eootainln, loohco pia,i„r.. and fur which Judgo Nelson have astonished ■ us, and have plan at all, would greatly improve matters to the following clause :.“ I swear to respect the 1 ho i ope, highly diseontented, Inis put it in 

Fnnoaeo and Ju. M Fulton Grass Valiev ° Io "' d * nmui •* The vsrtfnUo wa. found, and created a sort of suspicion in. the minds -nf do likcwiBo. It makes it more agreeable .on liberty of worship.;’ After his coronation, a tbc Indo-Expurgatory. Ihe ] uona ovc in j gisors. 

W« BBiokiti that the Rev G 8 PbilliiV r,-«^o claimed b, . honc.t and |,,K,r old m.„ , some of the friends of old Methodism, but we tlio part of servants generally to meot them Protestant deputation having been introduced seems highly pleased at this, as i wi , cause 
will ba stationed in this city Soim- eiirhi ^ ^ 1 ?" <Ur , 10 HT»eut. then dc regard it but momentary, comparatively at their own houses. Many of themaro very to him, the Emperor said : “I wish it to be 11 to be read hy raany more persons. . 

tm T . f speaking, as we believe tlu- Chord, Will take“ much cramped when 'required' to come into known that my intention and positive, will The President issued yesterday h.s new aw 


Moore, tlio celebrated Irish p»*i* 
His friends, and parvonues ges 
nuike great lamentation over him, 
classes are' now making over J- ■ j, 
neither of wliom ever planted a 
man nature, or Wrote u line o p* 
value Jo the raeo. Yet a M° bl 6 ^ 

-eNprcssed-tho-remarkable, nut.! 0 
fill sentiment, thut Coopur nover ^ 
which, dying, he wished to "• ’ 
knows fur lietter uliout it now, 1 1 || 


in this city Some eight „r etaral tea, ta. Ua ^7. ,^ » ^ but n omenta. ^ conq.arativeb at their own houses, Many of them,a 

tea mom miasiomiriee of the Church. South, m* wUA u» old mmm* h.v. *w« Th. afl.lr ul »P«^ D 8; bdtevo the Church will take much cramped when required to con 
■ra «o route for this country, and will arrive Lruu,hi tef,,rc tec hulua. whstari,., mc.-rtai n «, u.c a " appcu1, and 4,1 W,U 1,8 8 1 ri 8 ht ’ and 8,,8h tboir ma8t * rB dw8l V'‘8 Tbe y k,10W 


Tho Clerical Impostor-* 


tho OOO me A fcw WO«k*. n wt/ of th« old iuau and the well-known tv trier of ^ j. 

■ i fpnsrj. decided th*l as th* Armeuiun tit, Un-tl thnt hi# 

Protestant Butmr.ic or Jerosalln t» il, <, n , w 

m, ... . , . . , . . had luct. and th*t bt had better return it to old m&u *0(1 

TM# bubopnc, which wu founded ten yean- 

w » » jwr oontinue to adierti*! for hi» own 

tinee at Jerusalem, under tlie protection „l , 

ti#® 010 ® YaORUt. Naamuiu tm tkc I'acirR-.— The foUowlu* Hsthulltl 

will BOW be filled by R prelate chosen by the Bpbeopai mtekmarw .tu ..u mu to. wtaMf April fur u.u. 

Era* of Lruaaia. M. Vofcutioer, a ScMcs I u ln with uit h«v johu diuou. or the Ouiy 

wic raslasiaitie, who bad been obbeed to quit '• <>v.*mi. ; R«r«. j 

Wig OfCUtuasu -, wno nao uecn ouugeu wquii umta.A s uibisma. Kl,ja, M„chai,t. w J Marl.,, 

Ms country m poossquenoe of pohtical event*, tea. in. maum... Cu^„uc ; j s.»„r, (r „ m th , mu- 


into known that my intention and positive^ \yill 
Mift- are to maintain tho liberty ol* worship. Tho 


on the press, which hud boon long expected. Allowing hit of. c Uogi»FWc»! 


To^gUaulng oTtir the Ualtlmore ‘ . up ^ 

(lowing hit of. t hlogri‘l»hlc*l ^ i 


astr af th« old nun nnd the well known rt a slander not suffered to remain uj>on our fair tress’* don't TiWlo have her clean float- of empire of the law finishes where the indeti- It is very-severe, Hut for pditivU papors only. j„hn Wesley, or join* } J ir * ’ 

Methodism. But be thisa.it ma there are rich ear^t soiled. -A« this is avoided when Jo empire of the conscience begins: neither 
isjctfuii,, r.utaiurd a ring, thli cuuid not b« ibr bar a. hundreds in this country who will never go thoy meet iu their own cabins ; and then for tlio law nor the prince . can do any thing J ou b I P C ’ ihl»Um,-. Kv<a tlm OlilIJr<-n «f th« 

had luat. aud iliac br had Lrttrr rnuru it t. .is msu suii into the Church, South. And the brethren, their master to come to' thuir houses, with against this liberty. Such ure my principles 

cMBtiiun a, adT.rtW for un own in order to exhibit their views to the dele- God's liook, and there read, sing and pmy and tlioso of tho nation ; and should any ' 1 , 

— ■ gates of the next General Conference, have with them, impresses them with the fact that memlier of my family, being my successor, Papal Testimony. — The Abbe Mignc, in 

■tiwssaaiuTM m I'acir,! The foUoviug MHhudUi have gotten up tlie following preamble und he cares for their souls, und wishes .tlie'm to forgot tlio oath I have tukon : should he, dc- tlie Volz de In Verite, ono of tho organs of the 

a»G«s*i miteuMarita win .ail ou Ui. lab uf April fur i.ii. resolutions: • unite with him in God's Bervicehcro, and live eeived by tlio inspiration of a false conscience, Papists in France, Has becn latoly direutiitg 


Papal Testimony. — The Abbo Migne, in 


tho South. Ill.T-aluartm-"* n'™ J ' "° (r)<tJ1 i^ 

has glvi-u our I'niahytariaa aad 

this tllno. Even tlm Clilldnu otlhs" 0 ' ^ 
wImi ohougll for lilm Tlm Oliurch ^ ^ 
Imr ualirn. Imr. pulpit »m! '“v"" 1 p ^ 
proaclmr. t'oiuB trough tlm Uuft * 

Iu this duy of order aud organl»* j * ^ 

* * ,1. . Hurt. II* 


elected for the poet. Ha bad just 1 a “to*- from ih. N.»je r «, Coidoreucm 

for Trieste, whence be will emUi|-k ~ ; — T . • 

tjnatioa. * T “*'“•««« i*miou u uing 

> ?• N*wT«tcre>jrt»* >h. I-gUlalurt to .pu a Uwl.y 


“The Committee uppoiqted by tlio Quar- 
teely Meeting Conference of tlie Butesvillc 

mission, Missouri Annual Conference,. to me- >u mem. . — — — i — — - r — — - - — i - . i r i«u nieji wwwr' 

morialize the General Conference of the . - - — ' remembered lliesu words. The 26th article lowing, which, coming from a Romish -oeoltf-, J* irlrTSt and aa. foyni t ' w “ "jit?? 

Methodist Episcopal Church rclutivo to the Thz DiKovaaro. Ethk- T ho oouimltis. of the Iloum- of the new Constitution declares that r‘i[ is sihstic, may not be deemed uninteresting : { Tiratawripliain'"'- 1 ' .-'V"» nD0 “. , y^i(iis a ! 

propriety of erecting an Arkansas Annual ot R«pr«nUtlTM.. It u, mid, have grrlded upon awardtag tlio duty of- tlie Senate to oppose the promul- “Tho strength of tlio Methodists,** the re- „ f „ w a ; , y , ,| m » that » frdS® ,» iWjJ, 

Conference, beg leave rcspeetfdlly to present > 100(l00 <“ D fr Morton, uf Bo*u>u. for hu f dUcoviry. tlju. ga jion of such laws as would f,o contrary to. suit of thoir teal. They do not wait for the perjmtrstad imuls 
the following report Mining Krisht toihat diK.v.ry. -sir Monuu.ltUata- or w0ll id interfere .with, liberty of worship." people to come tp them, but go after them, wtu prow rf'is**"** 1 ' * . 

j “ Whereas, from all the infcijmation wc ti# krther tearUfl -of remark, ^ that ^ whilst They go from house to house, doing 

have boen enabled to obttin, from personal irv^ny tatwMM^imm the former Constitutions i recogaized the Ru- tamporpUy und spiritually. " .^Ur «.ut hy th. u*m« 


.. . » ' . remembered these words. The 20lh article lowing, which, coming from a Romish -oeolc 

Tha DiacMvaar o> E thi«— T h« oommltl«« of the Houm of the new Constitution declares thut -“i( is sihstic, may not be deemed uninteresting : 


I CuaraaENCE* of the M. E. Cburolt, h. . uu*tm«u 

, J.— — .E- Hnnk r- thi, ,--r <tea flaanrbarr th. thjuu. .a. Mhuinml 

, draw «o U»e hour <-oucecn mis year cam. dull U mud iu a auiu nut 


« NowYork. Mayla* th. I-gldalurt to .pam a lawl.y 
vhlxk uy piaoMu (uund drunk U UabU to te ariMtod aud 
h. tahai, »lmo aohar Ulan a maguuau who shall amm-j. 
Utn frtarvbar. th. Uqui* vaa uLUhmd ' Th. Mtlor iu 
■ueh on , dull U Saad In a auu nut Um* it... pa, 

■M anr. Ihau glou 


propriety of erecting an Arkansas Annual ot h.pr**ant*Uv«., It U Mdd, hav. #..ld.d upon avardkq tho duty of- tlie Senate (o oppose the promul- “ Tho strength of the Methodists jet the rc- 

aud Conference, beg leave rcspeetfdlly to present » 100(l00 «“ Dp Mortun, uf Do*tqn. for hU f dl»coviry. tlju. ga jion of such laws as would l,e contrary to. suit of thoir zeal. They do not wait for the 

•O' 1 ' the following report: Milling hi*. Pghi to ihai diKur.ry. «Dr Murtou, ii u ai..- or wou ld interfere with, liberty of worship." people to come to them, but go after them, 


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Cljf to ©rlciins Christian JUnwratc. 


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ff»»" ' ’'lli’i VlViV.'ln- !| r W.-ri. will. him. whom In. 

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«l«rj 'S.' ffltfg t" Williuinphl*. h* "Hill'd, *»" for 
inioW« ,l 'l p ,m„ I oyl I ,g wont di puly unnti an 111. • 

,h 7r©” r " ll '“ * *" a N "" 

ortrtiw ^ ,nt lriiii.ii for rrrh nllUlltlon ; tin. un. to 
He chow » " " *3,000 ;tho ogout ot one of tliu 

Csllfoffii* "*? l . he g .gouli>ern SUten *1.600. with ex- 

„mW Vi.000 "f nllwri *1^00 

truntn H»*® 11 1 r 

inlh WU" till' liny lin'd on for nil lilt 

- Tic Itam “i i f lihiii li I n IVnnh lii gt an , t o iti(,-r ii|.m 

tUlffiTihtlr Mlnrien til Hit li-l. i.n-t . 

linn J"* 1 * 1 , ; nmtloii. nrrniigtiminl. limy wort to b„ 
lhl'«(ft Ih-lr «uretlM»t Hint time. Snmc of.thi-m hml 

I ..n't dnt" ut ' j rrcoivtd through tilt I'hllndtlpliln 
Hu- ntli-inon oi>K»K . t | 0 „ milling Hint Iht ntcunnry 
P„;.,itllrt n tnm M nolntmtnti. wtro nil fill'd. 

JhKinuttiit* far S'LJjthtm Hint It wn, cuntoninry whim 
A |..«t«rt|.t ”>“ „ thi-y hud bon w, lucky to oh- 

HIM. gnl ln “ K, hobbit n prwtnt : hr got from tilth of 
ihIii in gnirpon*. from t'Ao to f.,,0 lit 
thti.i for **/ 0 f mnnty from H 1 '” 0 "’ 1 ’ “ t,J 

»'»• ll ' l,r ",T*. on the credit of out or two goi.tlttucli 
kmigllt *rt‘“ ‘ two hnndjonit gold loyert. cllnlli". 

Among lffi“t“ - 

m> k '!',i .nwliidlcilgitriitnn wore rgrtglounly ill Ivtd 

AH"' ‘H?. ihtir .lliintlonr. mid nold t-yiry tiling' boy 
ltal*«x ‘JcVrt MUirenr Hit tnnt in. Hint with Hirtt 
bll: Inn. Ill" pcrnoui. tlirowli nut of ruipldymtnt wore 
iiii,iic(l nienni. 

*"v“ Iwlng n Tory .mnrt. lnti-lH B *nt miin., 

Ilur prrncbrr. l.n.t full hr worked In l-hilinltl. 

S .hr m o' K- *«<■*' ? M " U " 

bT-did fill-..' pfottHcrn nnd uiiidt off. 


GENKKA.L iNTKLUlil'.NUi:. 

Nrw Om.RA.ia Cirr Ki The election*, under ’ 

th« new charter. 22d Inal., mulled. in the election of t.’russ- 
nian. Mayor ; Garland. Treasurer ; DuIUtys. Comptroller 
(wiilga). Winter. Uenoia, Suteneau. (denWriU*) und 
Vaught (whig) Recorder*) and majority of ’whig* .on Joint 
ballot In two hoard* 


nine becumj \ 
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matter of r& 
the destiwoi 
, thou, iiii ! 
i, and from ii 
ieralityoftl»i 
Mew thetki 
of their »!c- 
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Mtusinn— In Tttlhtpoi.sn coufl^, 
llnrdi 11, by Rev. J.S. Hughes, .1 klll-.M 1 A H 
j;VANS, and .Miss KI.I/.A BK'fll O )V EU 1U. 

Mark, kia — O n the morning of the iVitli of 
.March, byBev. I’’- «• Fergtmon, Rev. .IAS. 
\V SHORES, of the Alabama Conference, to 
Miss LYDIA A. EIAYAHIIS, of AutaUga qo. 

Obituary Notices. 

Pi CD— In this city, Thurtsday, March 25, 
WILLIAM D., aon.of h'noch |ind Florida L\- 
mtt, ngctl two yearn and two months. 

Dikii — At Richardson 1‘ltice, in the Parish 
of St. Mary, un , Sunday, tho2'Jth ult., ol ty- 
phoid fever, Hdlowthg .an iittuck of mansion, 
DANIEL l). It. RICHARDSON, Jr., only son 
ot Dihiel Du Bose ttntl Mary Rebecca Kielt- 
urdson. uged one year; six moutlis and twenty- 
lao days. 

- St. Maryi La. J. U . R. 

Sweet spirit to thy blessed abode— 

Back to tliitfo everlasting home, ' • , 

' For tie not meet so fair a bud 

Should lilo.nspm.io this world of gloom. 

Away, on rapid wing return, 

Hud wills thy stay on earth be brief ; 

• Go, ere tliiw-nrtless lips shall leant 
To lisp the dialoot of grief,. 

iway, ere sorrows wuvo of night 
Shall o'er thy peaeeful bosom roll, 

Or sin has left its mildewed blight 
Upon thy pure and: spotless .soul. 

"f“ The angpilianfl "is hovonifg ticar, “ 

To.hcar thy gentle soul above, 
l'o shine amid the jewels fair 
Tlmt gild the diadem of love. 

Away, then, to thy native skies ; 

O ituclc to tlio bosom of thy Cod ; 

Nor let our fund, imploring eyes, 

Detain thee from thy blessed abode. 

Thou rt gone ! the tender tie is riven 
That bound thy gentle spirit hero, 

Hut Hope, sweet angel, puints to heaven, 
And whispers we shall meet lain there. 

*3a Our Receipts have been unavoidably 
omitted this week. They will appear next. 


hemic or the Mormoib at Salt Lake — W o M*tf It 
•Utfd In nome of flu* Wimtorn journal*, that a vu*t •■mi- 
P*tion Ia expected to go weatwardly. front the valley of 
tbeMlwMppl. during the etiMiing .eumtuor, towurd* the 
d«ert of Utah— the homo of the Monnon*— -the number 
of those emigrants from the North and -KoMtcrn .State*, 
ilone. being estimated at five or hix thousand personf* 

In addition to thin emigration, we may state tlu\t a vast 
ttettaiun will also eros* the Atlantic from Kuropo. to the 
• ww dwtlnatinn— probably of an equal. If not superior 
extent. ' 

« Froni all sources, flt i* generally'estimated that, djiring 
the present yeur. ten thousand persoim, if not more, will 
•* added to the population of Utah territory— all hlend- 
'on Mid mingling with the Mormon church and the Mor- 
m°u movemontH In that region. According to the hu.t 
‘’••iHUMhe Mormons nuuil>ered about twelve thousand 
Jxtikjiu; but from recent rfource* of intulllgonoe, we are 
Ie<l fo bellevo that at present they rench twenty thou - 
** n J- aud. with the uddilioual emigfulTou expected 
uriiig the present year, they wil) probably soon he over 
‘ttj^ml will h«> rapidly gniwing ouforty'thousaud jar-- 
•om*. of all wxeg. helievlug in the Mormon creed, pro- 
moting the plurality of wives— seven to each man-ruml , 
uring faith that Joe Smith was a prophet ol Uod for 
lb JMi latter days. 

The rlw. growth. Increase, principles, and practices of 
ormnni hU , will soon Jjcgiu to call the attention of the 
** nft tlou. and more espepiully of Congress, to UK 

•ingularlty. it* pmiti 0 », and its menaces. Already they 
lurm a society stimulated by the deepest feelings of faith 
(fanaticism in their own creed and praqtices. These 
pniu pies nnd that creed' are utterly hostile to the rest of 
*■. ulou. aud must he the cause, unu of thusu days, of 
« wrious rmrute. unless steps, arc taken in time to pro- 
... * 1 re *Mi*Uy bclonv the evil la too greut for the grap- 


Pling of Congress. 

PoKtaAii •»- UuMBOLiit.— -W’e find in the Uoflton Trnv- 
^ foU°wlng-, There are somo-llfly Americuna now. 
1 wrlin. Many of' them nre students. Every month, 
m^wleas, letters aro brought'from them to this coun- 
“T- 8ereral epistles, lately received, state that the eule- 
^' on Humboldt has sat. for his last portrait. It 
^ Place lo Iterlin during the past month. The honor 
^‘xecutlug the work wiui conferred upon an American— 
wtlKt from Boston, lie lull this city Inst summer. 
^ tUltiug nit the principal private aud public guile, 
•h- un* UK ' UnJ ' a,ul rL ‘ eo ^ v H»K marked attention from am- 
l»U* l,u ^ others, ho visited thoso of l'aris. Prom the 
ft* j ' U ' W *' U t Herlln. lie hud been there but a 
He painted a portrait of the American 
•l 0|to * rl, ‘ Hwt metropolis The picturo was executed 
•««»d U » U & mRnn,!r M to great attention, 

^'rt^t of u“ Mll ? tcly t,eol ^° a lh,lt »|6jrtIWinU'paint the 

lunsti- .^ r * m Von Humboldt. The name of this for- 
xwaate arU* t U m. Wight. 


■Ucatioi. — A correspondent of the 
proposes the construction of a 


s»tiun,l Jat*tli aenc . r 


Railroad 0 f f proposes the construction or a; 

^Dck* ii,,. ," rly U ^ ea ^ ro,n Washington to the Point of 1 , 
•’lallniRr ti 10 counor * tt* 1 ’ Baltimore and* Ohio J 

^hingi'o \ l °. e,ll *^ la * imen t- of • Hun of steamers from 
•H-t, ^jwi .|.* V& Norfo ^ the (Canary Island*, to Ua. 
*“d the hull n" Mediterranean to Cqufltantinnplc ; 
'H* Hooky m l>1? ^ 11 rui * roa ^ f rom Hie Missouri river to* 
tlw Pncjn c si ° llUta ^ Ua ' l * lere to meet iHimllar road from 

!u N»mXK-AND BHADOtvs — Hr Flliutv Johb.o.. j 

■' Ari'. 1 l , h L" r * mn Klng world of ours 
Aiitl 1" aut ^ pleasures blended ; 
llvV. K S* H, " i *’»»»y days are oft 
I A ones attended, 

r ' Tk.- Whlh should never grieve, 

Por »i. ' I? ' !rca *t with sorrow : 

, Twiu U if!r l .^ u |,u, ‘ obscured, 

lwU VWklHly shi pa -to. morrow. 

' 1,01 ^tbongli rodnd his heart 

But wl » ,il P i r l "fioold roar loudly ; 

“» Irou nerve he should 
L'.._ j J’ 1 * the tempest proudly ; 

And K » ri K “ l,a H surely eeako. 

' The r w ’ *‘ ll »er ; 

AndW n ^' ulUll ‘ arlul %W« 

all he peuee together. k 

dttrH thy pallid J 

H H‘y »ad' heart on wiugs of faUh 

t^n U iH! l ‘ Uu P b *’ 

Au.t "ii lhu bu ” 1 through the cloud*, 

•nWrttelP ** **}•* •Sucm ; 

' thJ l i 


■Dilft 4877 4.WU 4IS1 1010 4U4-.I 4S49 6073 411)5 40UV 43,13 
MuJ. 1 lfr 44 H 100 lftliT ...... .60 

^ARor Bt’sii ess. — I t will be’ seen by reference to our 
r> uimercial column tlmt the sales of oottgn for th«> past 
Tk.-i-k exceed 67.1HK) bales — a larger quantity, we believe, 
than wa4 over sojd in tills cltv during. any previous week. 

Gov; Kossuth arrival yestordnyi morning in 
tin* steamer Alex. Scott, and took rooms at the 
Si.Xouis Hotel, whertfhe was waited upou hy.the 
committee of* the General Council, aud several 
other citizens. 

Piitr II ’ The ilmdlliig house «'f Sirs- Ameiit. 

ir. Thibodaux. was destroyed ,bv fire on tile night of ill. 

It tit Instant. MM. A. lost all Her fululjt ure. 

Pl-RTHfR' IlTEI.I.IOEM E -IIV 1m N I All A IU — — Tllf 

Ophiloive quotes n letter of the 26th. from Milan which 
Mutes that tlic police had received orders to exercise tin 
strictest HurvJUancc over English travelers. They nn 
4 n »t permitted to sojourn more than twenty-four hours in 
Lombardy' 

An olBcial'lctter from the Foreign Office. dated Mnrch 2 
slates that the Empefor of KusMa had given instruction* 
to the authorities on l ho cost . const of {?it»yria nud Ihv 
Rest 'coast of North America, to furnish. I’apt. Heatson 
ttith all potjsible assistance iu his search for Sir John 
Franklin. e 

Tw eitv Thqcsviu Doli.a'iis SifiLEN — On Tuesday nlgh't 
last week the store o’f U. L Wright, at Atlanta fin . w.a* 
broken open apd hi<imfe robbed of twenty thousand and 
oup dollars, eighteen thousand dollars of which wrro in 
bills on Georgia nnd South Carolina banks, and the re- 
mainder in American gold coin. The robber entered tin* 
'store through n Imck window, and is supposed to have sue 
coed ml in opening the safe by lneahil of a false key. Tin- 
robbery was elfected between Band 10 o'clock nt night, 
while Mr. Wright and Ids clerks were absent for a short 
time from the store. Twenty-two hundred dollars in bills, 
which were deposited in a drawer iti the upper part of tin 
safe, together with letters, notes, etc ; were left untouched 
A reward of one thousand dollars has been offered for the 
recovery of the mortey and apprehension of the thief. 

Arroii.TMr.iTfl. — Among tue reeuui appointments by 
tlte President, by and with the advice and consent of the 
8"uato. are the following : Loomis L. White, of New 
York, to be Consul of the United States at 8an Juan till 
Sud. In the Hepublie of Nicaragua ; .lame* W. Irwin, of 
Kentucky, to boJJnusui of the United State* for the city 
of llavenna. in Italy ; and Edward F. Beale to be Super- 
intendent of Indian Affairs, for the .Statu of California. 

Quick Pabiaue.— C lipper ship Shooting Star^Jln ptn 
Baker, with a valuable pnrgo of teas, silks, etc., arrived at 
Boston on the 17th iu 87 days frurn Whampoa, and 84 
fruiu Macao. r 

news atates that iktwvlig.v 
producers hiive exhaj^ted their cnpita( jn attempting t-> 
uphold their plantations against tin competition, created 
1 y the products of slave labor, and active measures were 
in progress to avert a I urtln-r continuance of tfaoemse- 1 
queuces. 

Jl».»*v 8iow Storm. — T he New York Mirror of the IRtli 
says : *• The twjuty-seventh snow storm of the season oc- 
curred yesterday, aud was one of the most violent that ' 
wo have almost ever experienced. The snovr covered tin- 
ground tb a conslijerable depth, although much of ii 
melted ns it fell. Towards midnight ruin and sleet suc- 
ceeded the snow, and early pedestrians this morning ex- 
prriwnccd a time that “tried men's soles" About 4 o'- 
clock in tin* afternoon, every telegraph wire lending out of 
tiie cjty broke down under the heavy pressure of the 
d imp snow." 

A 1'noriTAHi.r Hailroao.— T he net profits of the South- 
Western (Georgia) llallroad, for the last six months, were 
J4‘.' 60l« 82 , at the end of the year the company expect to 
decide a dividend of not less /than eight per cent. The 
road was opened on tin* 4th of July last from, savannah 
to Oglethorpe 

Noiel Iivr.iTioi.— The Charleston Southern Standard 
has the following : A gentleman nfiw iu our city. And a 
unlive of the State, hnssucccded iu producing sonn'tif the 
most extraordinary and novel results in mechanics and 
s<’ience of the present day. One of these is an exceedingly 
-simple apparatus, to bo attached to any wheeled vehicle, 
in which is placed a sheet of paper connected with instru- 
ment by two moveable cogs;, regardless of the speed that 
the vehicle may be ^impelled over any surface, upon the. 
paper will be correctly charted the distance, course, alti- 
tude*. and de|frc*s{6iis of tile surface over which it passes. 
In the present increase of railroads this instrument seems 
admirably calculated to facilitate the survey of land in 
the various, proposed route*, and well deserves the atten-. 
tion of the scientific Another invention is for the preven- 
tion of explosion in steam hollers. This is based upon 
principles which palpably demonstrate the various pin - 
unincua of this so much and justly dreaded agent, ft lias 
nlso the sanction iu principle of«omc of the most eminent 
Aeluntiffe. men ‘in our country, uud 'ejpi^imentH which 
- have been made upon these priuciples.couid not full to 
satisfy the most skeptical. 

Uoi.orado Uiveii. — T he Houston (Tex.) Telegraph of the 
18th. says: Oajft. Tracy who urrived n few days since 
from tliu Uolorado, static that this river rose nearly to Die 
top of its banks during last week, and was rising rapidly 
when he left. Fear* were entertained that some of Die 
plantations Ik-Iow Columbus would be injured shy tin 1 
freshet. Tin- season lias beeu so favorable Dint 'most of 
the corn aud cotton fields in the bottoms had been plant- 
ed and the plnnters will suffer heavy loase* if the bottoms 

•U - 'ibe overflowed. — — : 

Tiie Author of v Juiiu*.— The London Quarterly pre- 
*<•»£* ft j»ow candidate, for the authorship of Junius, in 
Die person of Thoinu* Lyttleton. son of ^he first Lord 
I, y ttleton. wlio was twenty-four yearn old when the l.et- 
t -rs first commenced, and wlio eutered Parliament, and 
evinced woudertul abilities, seven year* utter. The He- 
viewer first seems to demolish Die claims preferred on be- 
half of Sir Philip Francis, and ihen shows tlmt in moral 
character, intellectual nbilltjc*, party affinities, personal 
rclutious, and iu the general toue of Ids character. Lord 
Lyttleton was precisely the person upon whom Die sus- 
picion of Du; authorship of Junius should justly fall. His 
speeches are also quoted to show nn identity of general 
sentiment aud of studies with the Letters, and a variety ' 
of coincident phrases, similes, allusions, etc,, is collated, j 
The article is long and written with ability. It certainly 
makes out a very strong case. 

Foreign Goons koh Oaiaua.— B oston B«emp.ta.bc com- 1 
ing in .tor a profitable share of the business of importing 
foreign good* for Canada. The packet ship Staffordshire, 
which arrived there recently from Liverpool, had, a cargo 
valued at *250.000, one-fourth of which was on Canadian 
account. 

D Israeli, iow tiie Leader or the British House or 
Com mo. is.— It l* said that .during tlio agitation of Sir 
Hubert Peel’s Anti-Corn Law measures, the Times. Lon- 
doif newspaper, offered one hundred, guinea# for the. best 
dcfenco of free trade. Amid the multitude of compellng 
articles there was one most masterly and convincing vx- 
ponitinu of tiie free trade system, showing that it was *s 
ri'iiiial Jo the welfare of the nation. This, of course, 
carried off the prise, and wap afterwards said to have 
come from the pea of Mr IPIsroeH- who hud just before 
delivered u brilliant oration for protecJ\on. from his seal in 
the House of Commons. Whether the above be true nr 
not. wc have in it an epitome of hi* character— ubuddiuit ‘ 
1 luteUect— no principle.. / 


1'oit Orricr.r— The Postmaster Geuurpl bus established 
a Post-office at Darhonue, Union parish'. Louisiana, uud 
appointed Jiu>: Jl Wallace Poit-uiustcr." The nuine <»f 
(!licstcrflcld Post-office, in Madison Pariah, Louisiana* lias 
beeu changed. to Warsaw, . * ^ 

tyuil three or i'o«P ouious in it pint of w,*D<;r 
Then wttli a gibling bfixah do over your glosses and fraides. 
and r«*t assured ttiat the fiifis will pot uliglit on theurlicle 
washed This umy he used without the least apprehension 
08 it wdl not (tyihe least injury lo the fruuiua. 

An Irish' girl in Gotham* who plumed herself 
.upon belug employed in a -gimteel family,” <ru* asked a 
definition of the term " wpern they have two or threw 
kinds of win* aud the gentleman swuara .’’-was the highly 
satisfactory answer. 

■ ' 1 . . *A-- ‘ ' ■* 


A'Hheai TUl.riiRAi-ii I'snir.T- We see .that O It-llly j 
of telegraphic tvdoriety. suys Die N Y. Trlbifnc. Is now 
cap afily engaged in promollng tlio project of extending , 
Die telegraph westward to tin* Pacific, amt Is'ffingulm- 
tudiig aide to have it in operation to San FrnnclM - witiiin j 
.oiglneeii iiioidhs. provided Congress shall make a fator- j 
'A' !.- g(Sp tn )ii< in ei nor kd a-<king for rigid of way 
throtiuli til-- w id-Tiiess. liltd protection to Ills wires lie 
spik* iin p ell:.- ,:K v siil. 1ml simply propose* to supcMMo 
-tl»« pi'en nt* - * lent of t rt-4. nt long distances, wttli large 
gf'mi >-u> h\ i *lnli|t’*|ii;i.; stockiules twenty miles apart, 
eut li.iil. tui i-i y' ilmg.-i nt lie proposes Dial two orthree 
soldiers sludl rltio dally each Way from eneh stockade, so 
a* to transport n da’iijr express letter mall across Die cun- 
tineut,. while at tlio "nine Dine protecting and comforting 
emigrants ami sut'tler" along Die puhlie domain, ami thus 
Incidentally furpishing all Die protection which tiie tele- 
grapii w ill require. Seemingly Dlls is a very, ipgjjfilous 
ami practieable mode of securing a great national object 
wit li comparatively sma ll expen*' Tim -dMnm-- bt't wet'll 

MI""ourl and San Fntnei.*i < Is 2'V)0 1111101 The mall BCh 
vice, conducted with military precision therefrom ought 
to be accotApIlBlied in from twelve to tourtovu days. 

Aimiirft* PnoirieiAMKNTo.— Wc lenrii hy a pii*sengi>r 
who came on the brig Ilroivnsv.iHe from Bra/.os. Dial Can- 
ale" bad prunou need ugaiust tin- Central Govcrmnciit on 
the l&lh inst 

•* i'E AM no at ArtiDKMj— The Mobile Register ttf Wcflm-- 
dny says, on Monday the •• llrad street ’^struck n snag 
near Luekey's lniiUlUg.'sotne fell tniles below Aberdeen. <>n 
her upward passngi.v.and. sunk in some seven to ten feet 
water. .No lives wey lost, and there was little freight on 
board to Ik- injureij .TJio boat was injured for 1*3.000. 
wfilch wus bchlW flu- vjilm- of tbe’snglue. 

The Ci'Rai Prihoieiis.— A prcHinb 1 .'* ami rosolutirtns. • 
offered oh Die loth in the Board of Ahlrrim n at ift-w York. 
*ympnDilr.ing with the returned Cuban prisoners, ami in 
fnVor nf'ithiing Diem iti reaching their libpms. by aiinp- 
l ropriatimvof l-‘i6i.srwji". nftcr some discussion, lost', hy- u 
.vote of nine iiullo- negative, to eight in the affirmative. 

Tiie Caueohma ’I'icki.j Uhi a t 1 ion —S peaking of this 
affiir. tlis NcwYork Mirror of Die JKth says : ■•■A erow-l 
of about 100 persons, who had purchased tickets for Cali- 
fornia from I’ldnmr fc Co .'yesterday assembled al Dio ln»**- 
police court, at the hour for the Inti'AIgtlt Ion into Jim 
ch irges’inade hy Robert Slirh-n. who aHegi's -'that he had 
be-11 delViiudcd by them of $176. wliicli lie ^mld for pas- 
sage tickets to California, hut Which proved valueless 
Palmer, who on the previous -night had been arrested l.-y 
officer Elder. Jiiudo a proposithiu to Diose persons to ineel 
iiiin at his offire nt 5 o’clock yesterday nfb'cmMim when 
he would refund Dietu the nymey received fur their tick- 
et.' or forward them l»y tlic next itennier'. aS each one 
thought proper- Justice Latlirop tlu-n. post poped tlic in- 
vi -tigutiun of the charge nlnAdy preferred until DiiKnfter- 
uooii nt :i »>'e‘|r-ck. and tin- crowd left for the office of P11I-. 
mcr aml k (Jo. Biiouid fm fall’ to seftl.c, it is prohablc.t.hat 
manv of those 'who have purchased tickets will prefer 
complaints ugniimt him nt once. He states tliut he cun 
explain the whole, mnttnr satisfactorily The nverage 
amount obtained from each Individual is about' $180. 

Steamboat Eiru'siois. etc:. — D uring 11 debate in flic 
U S. House of Representatives on Dic Ith. 'Mr. 1 Inuiliti. 
Ulmirmnn of tiie Committee on Commerce, said tlpit the 
committee liml before them tlm whole siibjccl for the pet- 
ter security of tin- lives of passengers on steamboats. em-‘ 
bracing steam hollers, safety boats, pumps, etc.; also. Dm 
subject of calamities nrising from over-burdened vessels, 
deficiency in the quantity and quality of food on board 
thc-i’alifornia steamers, etc. ' 

■The hill already reported provided for the suitable iu- 
j spectlou of steamboat apparatus. Tim committee intend- 
ed to report some additional sections, limiting the niiiti- 
-her of pH'seuger." iu steamers, and requiring a sufficient 
quantity of food to bo provided of good quality. 

He believed these provjslons, with thc < ftrict penalties 
proposed, would remedy all difficulties lu'the way of ocean 
Bt< am navigation. 

Lola Moiteb,— L ola Montes made her first appearance 
In Bo-don on the 15th at the Howard Atheucum.- The 
j building WH6 crowded, l-ul there were not a doxetf ladies 
ip the house. 

fuE Potato Hot.— I t apja-nrs tty the proceedings of the 
Legislature of Massachusetts tllat there are fifty-two ap- 
plicants for the discovery of a cure for the potato rot. 
The House voted to have tlic communications all printed.. 

AsBUgSMKir OE THE Ass El II UE Till! US. BaIK. — T he 

st 'ckhi-JJ^^.pX.lhf'. *. Pu mMflg' at Initial-. 

(1 iphin. on. the 17-th instanL nnd passed resolutions muk-. 
ing a general assignment of^Urights. titles, credit*, etc.. 
i bj4ongingto the batik, by a \^8k<»f 7->*» y«;as. representing. 
Wio-Tslmre*. to 123 nays jd&Whitiug 3100. shares. The 
following trusYees were eleWd : A. 4 \V. Sciiwub. Martin 
C Rogers, Jliuies C. Hiper, of ' l’-.ttsville, CharleA Mncnles- 
ti r. uud lianiel L. Miller The new trustees are not to bo 
salaried officers. The directors, took no action In tiie 
meeting The result has knocked down the price of 
si. area. 

A pATliETie‘'?rEi:c.n.— The speech rtiude in the Florida 
1. •gislature, bn the occasion of a member's death, has 

I. Vn the rounds. But is good enougli to print again : 

" Mr. Sjttakrr — Ssir Our fellow-citixen. Mr. Silas Ilig- 
gins. Esq . who was- lately a ummlwr of this very branch 
1-1 tiie L- gi-lat ure. and Id- died yesterday in the furenoop 
lie had (lie brown creatures, (bronchitis.) und he was an 
uitcoinmoii individual. His cltnrurter was good up to tin 
time of Id* death, and he never lost Ids voice, lie was 5G 
•year* bid. ami was taken sick before he died, at his hoard- 
ii-g-ln-use. where ts-ur-t can lie ha-1 at a dollar and si-- 
v.-nty-tlve cents a week, washing and light included, lie 
" is an ingenious creature, and in, tlio early |»:irt of life 
it .-l afittlo r an'fl' mother His uncle. Timothy Higgiu.-, 
rv.'d lufdef r» «• ii tYiCsIitfigtoh, who was buried soon after 
his death witli military honors, and seventeen guns were 
bursted in tirlug salutes. Sir. Mr Speaker. General Wash- 
ington would have voted f->r the tariff of 1840. if lie had 
tmen alive and hadh't a' died 'some thue .Beforehand. 
Now. Mr Speaker, such being the character of General 
Washington. I motion that we were adjourned Dll to-mor- 
row morning, as un emblem of our respect for the memory 
of S. Higgins, who is dead, and died of the brown crea- 
tures yesterday in the f-irepoon " 

Tiih Murderer ok Nvk. — I t appears that Nathan II. 
(\ ist. who fm* been arrested at (MevelandAsthe murderer 
of Nye, at Mobile, wus ouce a respectable tanner of (Jo- 
hunbus. Ohio. , 

. Iu February last (JrGt wrote a letter to a gentleman in 
Montgomery. Alabama (for whom he was selling patents)-, j 
visiting Dint lie had made fqfjUU and wished to enter fur- 
ther into the busines- Subsequently Crist, culled upon 
tlic gentleman at Montgomery und requested tin- lonu'of 
money. The letter was produced, nnd lie was asked why. 
wlien lie had made $&00<i. he wished to borrow money. 
Mis reply wus Dial In- did umke if. but ut Mobile the man 
became dissatisfied) got liim into iiis room', knocked bin, 
down, clinked him. tied n napkin about his mouth and left 

II. 111 for dead ; describing, in fact, the details of the mur- 
der, uidl making him«e|f Die victim 

It appears, from a to'ug account in the Cleveland Her- 
ald, that Die officers. f raced Crist to Dje house of Judge 
l.ugefibgel, where Mrs. .Grist, .the Judge's daughter. wa> 
residing, and there Arrested him. The Court of. Common 
Pleas being in session, aud Judge 'Lugeiibvel serving upou 
Die jury. when, in Die midst of 1111 argument. Airs Crist 
rushed into Court, forced her way to her father, and fall- 
ing upon tier knees informed him of-the arrest of her bu?- 
b.ind. The scene was one of intense interest. The J udge 
was, of course excused. 

Ciis'l irf iu jail.^awaitlng the arrival of u requisition 
from Alabama. 

Ii i" said that Crist Is laboring u idler 'einharriissinent.". 
ami that lie lias to pay considerable sum* of money 011 Dnr'j 
1st of April This, aiut' '.Tliv 'supposition that Nye Imd 1 
$10000 iu his possession, are the most juilpuble liiotivcs | 
for Die murder. 

pRESEMi.MEir he ltiiuioADs.— Affecting extract from 
tui iliipublislied play : 

Edgar— Adieu, my life, my love. 

Pauline — Say st thou adieu ? — 

My mind misgives me, Edgar— ft rung*, fear 
Sits like a heuvy dumpling here, my life. 

All. whither goest tlmu in this strange baste ? 

Edgar— Nay. usk ffie not. ’ You rack-uiy soul with sorrow 
Pauline— Speuk. Edgar. I must know 
Edgar— Well, if 1 must. Pauline, to Itunkirk ! 

Paulino—' To Dunkirk ? No ! 110 ! no ! J- 
Edgar—' Yea 1 hy the F.rir ruilnuul ! 

Pauline — Nay. then. furrwrU Jinettr I All is o’er. 

Iniekmaiiriai.e — ()u the sulijcet'of the intormurriage 

of relatives. Die Fredericksburg (Aid.) News lias the fol- 
lowing : 

•• III the county in which wc were raised, for twenty 
gcneratiuiife back- a certain family of wealth and respecta- 
bility have intermarried, until there cannot -'he found, in 
three -of them, a sound man or woman One' has sore 
eyes, another scrofula, a ihirdTs idkUTcT fTfourth bliud.u 
fifth bandy-legged, u sixth with a head about, the sixe of a 
turnip, witli not one out of Dio number exempt from phy- 
sical or mental defects of Bupie kind. Yet this family 
perseveres to inlerinairy with each other, with these' 
living monuments of their folly constantly before them. 
It is often dplie ignorantly hy tlio > best people.. ■ Ruling 
people never reflect upon consequences, and old people 
are too avuriclous to forbid a match where money is gel- 
ten. Let the law reach it and it will he stopped.” 

•Somu oonstaliluH in .Mtiinv, hurUiug for ruiu, 
cutefrd a house and found a woman rocking the (Cradle 
uud singing llush-n-hy-bnl.y." Not finding •■Dm erltter." 
om- of them, more cunning tlmu the rest, made n dasfi in 
Die baby clothes, exclaiming. • Sweet little baby— bow 
lunch it looks like it«, fut lit-r ■ !" A|id sure enough; so it 
itid for lo ' aud In bold the little olf-pi iug turned out i< • 
be a ktg if rum witli n uigbl esp 011 ! 

Tlit,* Giuptto Musiualu, u French jmpur, given 
“''•account of n prodigious musical boy, nuim d Frederic 
Meriisliciui. aged. only ten A'Hirs— who js aiready vigorous 
einxiuli -ts a. pianist to perform from tilt* (JouccrtoR of 
Weber. Mosebeles. und Mendelssohn, ill public. Further 
lie composes in lull sconvls cupuldu of improyisatiou ; 
and. in short. nqiVoduccs the marvcl'of Huger, fancy aud 
feeling wrought In his hoy Ult day* hy little Mozart ‘ 
The Couri'icr ilea KtiatM UniH” mentions tiw 
existence of a ra- c of g(Nit*in Die BouDi of France, which 
were imported some year* ago from Eldon, on the dted 
Hear und which beltjg accustomed to very little rain in 
their native country, can •|dwuy».tcll-Dic .approach of n 
shower hy iiiHlinct, uud seek u shelter befur-' any of Die 
more evidaut aigu* of its approaeli become visible. Tills 
quiiuui ha* long pendant ekrB and hulr of u black cplqr, uud 
very soft. ■ * J . • f 

Them were o \ U bi.rUiu lit *<ea 6ti board of vo«- 
acls wldcli arrired at New York dqyjMg Die j' car 1861. r - 

At Hum -luiui. ti is’ctiid, cartel 1 ter i nre iu do- 

muii -I at jroffi' three to five dollafa pir day. 

| 1)> tiii.* liml ol Uc tuber next , tlio oifien of Cin> 

• eiuuttli uud ludiauapolis will bo coumxUd 'by railway, 
and travelers conveyed butwocu them iu ulna hours. 


TELEliltAl’Iliu lilvMS. 

> ’ New Yi-iik, Mntiffi 22 

TlieUnlllus sieuiuer * l f'nelt1«' arrived to-day. bringing 

dat. * from Liverpool to the -10|h! Instant Tit-- t'aunda 
arrived out on the fnh. 

, ' Lherpooi . March 10. 

There has l,een a fair, demand lit Die t 'ott on , market 
sltn e the siiiling'of the Niagara. .11 ml tin-' antaapf Sutitr- 
■dwy- Monday and Tuesday embrace 21.t*Ki bale*, of wldch 
speculator* took HtHNI. and exporters 'JUM latles The till 
vice* lirotiglit hy lbs t'anadn lubl a tendency *tn drpn-"" 
t he ^marki-t, nn-t holder* ‘were tndWt anxi-ms to sell, 
although there i* no quotable change in prices. The 
late* fixed by tlm Board »re:as follows . Fair Orleans 6 VI, 
Middling 6rh’Utifl 6 Vj ■ Fair Uplands fi*j ; und Midilling 
Upland." 6d V |L A l- ^ 

Prance. ' ' 

F rance is qnb-t, - ; The Kwis * stuff officer* ffjjvj in Qnri 

* ii ordered to return fnrtliwlth Thrf dlfficuitji 

between the Fwiss Government and France have Ipjen 
arranged A steam frigate has sailed front Toulon with 
political prtlbliers for. Algeria Thu Frencli K|ul>nssa- 
dor left Lumliiii for ^arl* suddenly. 

Turkey— A Conspiracy discovered. 

A conspiracy liaving for it* design Die overthrow of the 
Government Las been discovered in Turkey All the large 
towns have been- strongly garrisoned, and every tirld pL 
and ferry is guarded 

- Further by the Pacific. 

Nyw Y o is k . March 22. 

The clrtttlars state that tlii* sales of the ttirec days pre- 
’ceding Die departure of Die Pacific amounted tn-8&0(H) 
hales, of which I'V.MK) were taken by the trade, 2.600 by 
exporters, and 0000 on speculation. 

Congressional. 

n WAsitiiOTni. March 22. 

In tint Senate to-day M r. Soule lias delivered a ispoeuii 
In tayor of Intervention by thtr U 11 jted States Govern- 
no nt in Die cause of Die . oppressed against Die tyrants of 
Hump.-. 

In Die House Die Deficiency bill was tyki-n up and dis 
•ciiv-eiT. TlnVSeiiate bill amendatory of tin- act’ for hold- 
ing courts cases of (W disability of tiie judges; 

-/ Oroat Robbory. 

,. Ai m "i a. (In . March 22, ' 

Tlic Central Railroad Rank at tlii.H jTlacq was robbed 
last evening of $20,000. *• • 

a ■ Tiiemton, N. .1 . March 23. 

Daniel Webster. Rufus Choate, Francis It (Sitting, and 
other lawyer* connected witli the great India Rubber 
cnV-'. have arrived here. Judge* Gper atid Dicklqviiii are 
••xjiected to-niglil The Legislature adjourned tmdny 
Atrival of tho Europa— Intorenting Politi- 
cal Nows— Procoodinga of Louis Napo- 
,loon. a , 

. N ,:w Vpiik, Tliurmlttjr Miir. li 
1. Tin, tTuiutil pt. niu.T Ttun.|.,i tin, iirrtti-.l hm-. I.i IiijImh 
dates from Liverpool to the 13{Ji -Instant Thu following 
is 11 summary of her riews : 

Liverpool Maikots. 

. '•' • luvEtirooi., March 13. 

There has been iPgor.d demand in the cotton market dur- 
ing fhe week, amt the sales embrace til. 000 bales, of which 
ex poplars have taken 4.000 and speculators 17.IHR) bales. 
Price* for some descriptions have fallen off '„d. Die prin- 
cipal Recline being for middling anil lower grades The 
qufdntions are now a* follows : Fair Orleans 6 V middling 
'Orleans 6 1-10. fair Upland 6 '4, and middling Uplands 4 r g d 
T tb" 

France— More Decrees— Oavaignac’s Pro- 
test. ' 

A decree has l teen published declaring Diat an oath to 
support' the Constitution und the President is indispensa- 
ble to all, aud every Representative, refusing to take it is 
to be considered as having resigned his seat in the As- 
sembly. It is believed tliut Cavulgnae will refuse to tuke 
the oath in this forth. and' it is suid that his intention is to 
appear in the Chumber, ninl protest against ull the pro- 
ceedings of the Government si nee the 2d December, aud 
then retire. 

, M. Arniand, Duke of Rngusa. the last of Nnpolcon’p. 
Marshals, who betrayed him at Foutuiubleu. died in Ven- 
ice on the 2d inst. 

Tiie bust of Louis Napoleon ho* been ordered to be 
placed iu each commune in France, und the impression in 
guiuiug ground that the opening of the Chambers will be 
seized upon us u favorable opportunity tor declaring Louis 
Ndpoleou. The couth)! of education will be enjoyed ex- 
clusively -by the Stute. The system of Church Professors 
«iv4H>v abolished. ~ A rmabd*ICTPfll*\ . a 'pfominefff ^lffiVhl!!- 
in the revolution of February, 1S48. died on the 10th inst. 
The "uriiillig’uf the fortitientions of Paris was going on witli 
gretit activity. A large tiuudsfr <-f political prisoners have 
>uile4 from Havre for Cayenne. The Priuce President 
gave a banquet on the 8th instant to the British Minister. 
England. 

Parliament reassembled on the 12th. In the House of 
Lords, op Monday Lord.. lleaUliiont gave notice that he 
would a.-k the Government whether any alteration in the 
Protection policy was intended. .. i.ord Lyudliur^t depre- 
cated tlio' postponement of the Chancery reform*, und 
denounced the efforts of Die Anti-Corn Law league to effect 
•a dissolution of the present Parliament. Lord Brougham 
denounced the league in the House of Common.*, and 
a>ked4f Government intended to detiue it* policy before 
making its estimates. A meeting of 10H members hud been 
.held at the House of Lord John Russell. Lord John ex- 
pressed much dissatisfaction with tin* programme of Lord 
Derby, aud a plan of operations was agreed upon. I.ord 
John Russell advised that supplies for three months only 
should be. voted, at the end of which time a dissolution sd 
Parliament would be forned UpOtl Die Government. Lord 
John Russell had brought up tiie Reform bill in the 1 1 oust- 
of Commons. %ho Karl of Kgiintoun bos been inaugu- 
rated I.urd Lieutenant of Ireland. 

The Kaffir War. 

The Kaffir war liud been coucfaded, on. the' condition 
of the surrender ofThe Kaffirs. 

Bank Defalcation. 

• Rostov. March 26. 

A heavy defalcation lias been discovered in the Suffolk 
Rank, the book-keeper aud receiving teller bejng Dfe 
guilty parties. Tiie former sailed for Europe in the A>(ia 
It i* reported thut-the teller Iqis been arrested. 

Charleston Cotton Market. 

Ciuni,tsro>. Friday. March 2tl. 
There hns been a fair demand iu tiie Cotton market 
during the week, and the sales embrace 8000 bale*. Mid- 
dling Cpluud ii quoted at 7 \r "p R,. 

The increase iu the receipts at all the Atlantic ports, 
compared with ihose of lust yaur to' date, is 77.UOU bales, 
against OO.OUU Ixtles at Die close of last week, und 42.0U0 
Die week before. Disputchefl' from New York state that 
the Europa brouglit advice* of a decline of ' 4 d. iu the 
Liverpool Cotton innrket during the week ending the'DUh 
instant. 

Terrible Accident— Death of Mr. Maillefort. 

New York. March 26. 

A premature explosion took place at Hell Date tills 
uftcruoou, uud all hands cagugeft in blasting tiie rock, 
four iu number, including Mr. MuilliAirt, tiie French En- 
gineer, Who.hu* for rojuc limo been engaged iu removing 
obstructions from the channel, were killed. 

Explosion of the Buckeye State. 

PlTTiRURHir, Mureh 26. 

The steamer Buelfeye State, while lyiug at Steubenville, 
burst her larboard ateaiiipipe, noaffilpg three deck pas- 
sengers slightly. One wus drowned. Cubin passengers all 
safe. Tlu-.boat procecded'on with ontv wheel. 
v 13ierc is six feet waterdu the vhuupel at lids poiut. 


The lowest charge for atlvertising iu the Om- 
"d*qi Times is about $3 a S4|uare - Kvpn u line announcing 
a marriage or death, costs 7 shillings English— nearly $2. 

The Poughkeepsie' Kngle, 8poaltfiSg!of the new 
magnetic engine which has been tried opahe mils ut that 
place. savs that ull doubt of its entire success fur propell- 
ing machinery lias vanished.- 

Mr. Hill, a A pork pn&kQr of Mt. Tobor, Iown, 
having, offered a premium for the^heaviest hog killed ut 
hi* house, received five hogs in competition. The lightest 
weighed 718. and thu heaviest 781 lbs. 

The liquor deulerH'hf New York lmd a\ieoting 

ut French-'*- U6Ud, yu Tuesday, aud. raised jieoriy ^Sti.U'Si 
fur Die purpose of setting up a newspaper to be devoted to 
Iheir interests. 

“ A law has pawbetl in Iludwou, N. Y., compel* 

ling liquor refreshment saloons to be closed ou Die . •Sab- 
bath. It was observed for the first time on titluday of 
last week. . “ 

Why /low water boil sooner In nn oldsaucejian 

than a new one ? Punch takes it upon .liiuiM-lf' to answer 
this abstruse (funry, by saying, " it s because the old uu ! s 
used to it. " 

There are one hundred and .thirty -throo Ger- 
man ii-'WEpapers pubiiMied iu the United , States. Die oldest 
of which is published iu iVnusylvimia has beeu estab- 
lished 63 years. 

Tho Society for Improving the condition of the 

Poor, in New York city , relieved < r »u67 families during Die 
month of February Tlio expenditure was $7327 88- it is 
staled that 22,801 perjwn* are now receiving assistance 
from the Hocicty. 

- 'OwinTfo llTirVRIont ptjliticnl - (listurkuqces iu 

Chiil, for fear of being pressed into the army, large mi oi- 


lier* of tiie. laboring population hav-*. and are still, emi-' 
grating loVulifurulu ^ouje 3000 are reported to have 
suited, from this port ulnuc. within tiie pus l thrcouiniitlis 

The Han Augustine (Texiiw) Herald Hays that 

u prote. t i- uixiut being made by the citizens of that place 
agulurt the high rati * of insurance charged by t||c New 
Orleuiis underwriters on freight* up uud d'»wn the Hablue 
river. w ' ^ 

Tho .Now' Yorit Evening Port is informed that 

all the Havings Bank* luRjhutiou* are losiug Urge aunt* 
monthly— some as muuhoA $Juo.u0o— which ure withdrawn ' 
forluvesiiheut iu the numerous building ajutouiuilou* now 
liuqierutioli 

Tlte big bull cast iu llostuu fur-tbe olty of Now 

York, and exhibited In Hlate strtet. m the largest ever 
mud-' in' America. \bo* lieeii oopdeunied' aud returned. 
Til « -u- -dtadure G it* UiicVuess .tue sound being a 
deadened loin- beui«i only ul u •bori.di. tunc* . It is to be 

broken up 


From tho ^llo Orandb. 

M e received yesterdhy Do- (trow iih vllle Rio Bravo nrthe 1 ! 
17tji in-t The r voltlM q I* e. ; i,..ldore^ nl an ev' * 

Ini JVulH'i .1,1 « ' « ti v 4 j a f. lit. Iliu llriivo gives Dim 

TolluwlhK pitHhfttlnr* Die an ' , | Men Curvajul 

Gen ('iirvnjnl lint lug IniMte llr« wnsvllle, prrlvnl 
" umnUng, -.11 ii,. . niiatifllin On HI 
d'-wi,. In- was .11 re- ted by a csiffipniiy rf United Hlnte* 
Lieutenant Gildx-n* Immediately nn his 
irrlvaMiiill, i«f 11 /iiifp*. d llnn'-s tin atmiunt dttniittid 
'wnsnll i.-l, and 'altffiiiiith^lr fi,mml-*loiier Cilinmlug* - 
jieinii titled two Ui"ii*anil l.illlir'* nu-n- Ilian Judge M’jttrotn 
did. in like case*, tin- Iwtfl. wiwi In-laiill.y entered, niid Cnr 
va.iai «,ih trlumidiaiiDy fli*eli«rge.j. ' W, noticed quit* a 
tnunlicr of l.iqg I'aeS-s iitnl very *lmrl tallies of courng- 
j'Xhildted jn*l after this event-. ,, , " 

TI". General conn-* aceompaid.-d. pn ids visit to this 
bltteiN hy Brevet Idem. .Col A II Gonxii|us ; Ills nld and 
jnilit ary secretary ; GolonoU<»s6 M t; H basoa, formerly in 

1 1 1 ttru- lttyTtbM HqUadniu . aria SKJi i K f 

•Norlou, of the Commissary Department. Uni t’almso-. 
j tv In -*e grandfather wn* execut«-d by the Bpaidsh Dovcrn- 
blent, in 1M 77 lor e*pou«ing the patriot cause.) with thm 
jgiiaeln Gueria and several other patriotic g.-nth-mcn of 
Dii* tnmticr. wlm are witli him, nre at present exiles from 
tin- same cause M e trust tho day is not distant When 
Jhjj »|Hy return wltg Imimr to tlo lr own country 
It-HOIEHIE*.— The Rio'lfrnvo ha* Du- following : 

M ithln tlie last lew week* a large' number of horse/ ami 
mul-s ami a qtmntity of other property. have been robbed 
.I1.-10 citizens in the vicinity or Brnwitsvlllo. ami carried 
. to ilu- other side ot Dm river. Among.. others, we aie 
"--ny to say. our frietid Ma*orrlinN lo«t tw- nt,y-five horses 
ami nude*, stolen, a few nights ago ; 'niulVti the *p<-t 
•win re tltese horses were secured 8 badge of one of Avn- 
l"s‘* sohlit-rs Was found. ' * 

V *1* assertedj and eoiirfdchtly helleved. that Avnlo* lms. 
given permission to tin- Ddeves ill Ills service to roil all 
ilffi-mlbilMeTS on this side or Hi,, river. Tin- word In.* 
hern passed. In nddillmi to Mr Mason, td rob AdolphiiR, 

■ Gln.-vccke. and oDier wHI known frlcntls of tlm cause of 
( urvnjul, of Dmlr properly A short time ago ‘sc voir l 
.horse* were stolen front' Mr. Mb Knden. mail contractor 
between this city and Point Isabel, uud h day or two 
Mime twq valuahlO'innlcs, Willi 'Id* brand upon tlmin.were 
idUoveredtojiein the public service under Aval--*, and 
In; liji* made a demand fqr ilietii through tlm proper nu- 
DicrithH. • • . 

Ih:r> aim Pork Issrec ioin — lllrmpl nt /'infill— ll 
would seem tlmt large shipifmnts of. beef and p.irk nre 
made by. purlieu i.i DdAeity . to Dm interior, for plaiitatioii 
/use. wliicli purports to have passed tlm regular inspection 
I ordeal: wliWn, iii fact: tlm imitation brand is a pure fraud. 

! Tlm following which we take from Dm'Vieksburg M’ldgof 
Dm liblli 1 instant, throw* some light on the niattef; 

Iu the early part of the month of. February, there wit .1 
lot of pork received from NewOrlwUis.by one of our com- 
mi'sioji li,4U»-*. and imt witlisUimlliig ii’was hill ndN, find 
purported to have burn liispifctoil; It was sUlijecled by Dm 
m- rebants win. received it. to oqr t'ily Inspector. Mr. 
.laito- llnzelett. for examination and inspection. Upon 
inspection* Mr 11 pzMejlt found Dm pork deficient both iu 
•weight -a ml quality, and *0 reported H was immediately 
re-shipped to NewUrlean* by the merchants who received 
b • and a letter wn* written hy Mr llnzelett to Dm 8Ute 
Inspector* -of Louisiana, catling their attention to it. and 
giving hi* reason* f-»r n tmiog to pass it Iil Dlls market 
Tiie gentleman to whom the. letter wn* addressed Imme- 
diately examined Dm pqrk *0 returned, aud promptly sent 
to Mr. H. tiie. following letter in reply : 

NewObi.i.ais, Feb. 11. 1852. 

Mr. Jas. llnzelett — Sir : Your favor of tha^st instant, 
is at hand, nild Iu reply, wc le g to.*ay. that Dm twi-nty-’ 
fivtf barn Is of pork returned here, per steamer Muguhliu. 
were not inspected by ti- . there nre several brands used 
here hy dealer* in Du- article, some of which closely imi- 
tate our bi'aml ; but you will always bo iblo to rocogniio 
our* by the following dcM-ription.: It is in the fofnt-of a 
triangle ; the namt* ot the inspector* forming Die side* of 
the brand, nnd with the word* •• JRate Inspectors— 1852. " 
underneath. Yours, fespectfully. 

•BozaIT. lloUMF.S k 1IA1VDLA1' 

1*. S — If you think It would be of nny service to you in 
satisfying your fellow-citixens of Vickehurg. we have no 
objection to your publishing tho above letter B. II. fc'Il. 

It will be seen that although the pork in question pur* 
ported to have been inspected Dm, only authorised in- 
spector* in Newtji leans say that it wo* not. and add. 

• there nfe several brands used here hy dealrrs in the ur* 
.ticlo. some of which closely imitate our brnndi.” 

In till* case, there whs clearly an ultempt to commit a 
fraud, because it wa* purchased in NewOrleuuB under Die 
belief tliut it liad been properly inspected ; aud if it wus 
the only instance, it could lie passed over, but it bo* oc- 
curred so frequently Dial it is necessary to give It publi- 
city. so Dial cotton merchant* aud plauler*«rho purchase 
in NewOrleatis may examine minutely, and see that they 
have a yuurunteo a# to weight aud quality under the ge- 
nuine brand "t the State Inspectors, instead of the short 
Weight and bad quality under Die imitation brauds. Un- 
.S- , rourjMj ; mijmlt, Mgifcji te^aM ita "itWJAJflW *Mjr 
until it baftoeen InspecTea ny unr cityluspector ; but 
these articles can pas* through our city without inspec- 
tion if purchased by tbufpiauler olsewln-rC. YVe nre in- 
formed by our inspector, tlmt the pork arriving here from 
Mow without Dm genuine brand of Die inspectors upon 
it. generally fulls below weight from five to fifteen pounds, 
while Dm pork purchased by our merchant* from- tin- 
packer* above, and sold hen-, generally ranges from eight 
to fifteen pound* over weight— thus making a difference of 
about one barrel in ten. between the' pork purchased l-y 
the planter here and that purchased below without tin- 
inspector*' brand. A few days since there were thirty 
barrels of pork (without brand) lundcd hero (to the cnr • 
of one of our merchant*) for a planter in the interior, 
ami at Die instatice und request of our inspector, unu of 
Dm barrels wn* examined and inspected in tlm preseiic 
of several jn-rson*; nnd -it feii' short in wolght " thirteen 
pounds— being a loss of 300 pounds in the thirty barrel*, 
if they all fell short like the one examined. Fact.* like 
these can be reutlily understood, uiul we publish them for 
tiie benefit of those wh-»nr it may concern. 

I'li lieu Ll'( u;s Murat.— T hu Mount Holly (S. J ) .Mir 
r«-r thus notices the change* In {lie good fortune of i'riuce 
Murat : 

Thera are very many in ou r county who remember 
1‘rlnce Lucion Murat, Thu sporting, good-natured uml. 
who formerly dwaji at one corner of tlm late Jo-epli Do hit- 
pnrte'* estate at Bonluntown ; living' no oho knew hardly 
how— wild nnd recklesiK- to-day Hush with money, ol- 
morruw not u slmt in the Im’ker. 

1 Well, tills same jovial prince. lias given it practical il- 
lustration of t|m IruDitpWies* of Hliakspenre’s saying, 
that •• there is a tide in the affairs of men which, taken 
ut it* flood, lead* yu to fortune." The electlou pf J.oul* 
Napoleon wa* the flood-tide with him; for l he and hi* , 
family lire now at the head of the heap in Frauee. rich, 
courted, living iu grand, royal, superb style. 

He ha* risen from Ids obscurity ivt Bordcntown. where, 
1m so often enjoyed hi* punch nml wine with boon com- 
panions. or startled the. wood-epek along Dm low banks 
of the pelnwnre. and Is-en summoned^ to tlm height of 
whatever fame the Frencli l’rcsiduut ban to lend him. He 
wear* the velvet unlf<irm«if a Senator; hi* fliianees are 
said to flourish ; nnd hi* offspring art' greeted with every 
promise of having a position ami making a noise in tin- 
world. as.Die Jollowing uoticv,,takcu from u I'uri.-ian pu- 
pcr. will sliow : * 

"Tiie Jiuptism of the infant of Prince and Princess 
Murat Took place at Vhe K|y*«-e. The infant was held lit 
Dm baptismal tout by tiie Prince-President and Die Prin- 
ces* Matlillde.”- .* 

Success to our friend Du- Prince ! May be live long to 
enjoy Ids now-born wealtii and honors ! ” 

. IIavava Item*. — T he l?aptain-Genend has established n 
bathing-house. nt Hnu Diego for the gratuitous u*e of Do 
poor, who are to let couviyed Uilthur IVoui all part* of the 
Island free of expense. 

The bodies of tho?e persons who fell nt (JardeiiHS In May. 
1850. during the attack of that plu(!r by Lopez, ure to i>e 
'disinterred uiul placed in 11 monument To bo erected in Dm 
Castle of flau (,'urlos'de la Cabanu. % 

'A magnificent caiie, set with precious stones, uml appro- 
priately. iuMirils-d. was presented to Gen. -'Concha by Die 
member* of tlm royul Junta iU Fomento. ill token of the dis- 
tinguished service* rendered to Dm Inland of Cuba by Dial 
officer during the Lopez invuslou. 

A slight Imt very perceptible touch of uu earthquake 
wa* recently. ft)R in Trlnidaii de Cuba. 

IiTHr.riDiTr. — M’bi'ii the stcumsliip Yucht was leaving 
Brazos Santiago fur NewUrleaiP.^n accident Imppeidd* 
worthy of notice. Cuptajn Tbomp*on. of Du- steamship 
Yacht, in Mounding the bar nt the Brazos, was capsized in 
his long-bout. His mate, Mr. M'illiains. and four sailors 
were along. Three of the latter were drowned. The re- 
mainder of the craw were saved through the Intervention 
of. (leu. L*. R. Wheat, Major J. D. Howell and Mr John 
Dulzell. 

Gen: Wheat return* to Id* friend* in flhe health, aud 
spirit*, lie is accompanied by Lieut. Robert Harris and 
Capt. J. T. Lawton. 

BDeath oe a Veterai. — H enry Gibson, one . of Wash- 
ington'* Life Guards, died in Uruugo couuty. NowYork. oh 
Die 16Di lust. 'in tho lU'Jd.yyir of hi* ago. He wa* born 
February J8. 1751. Ilia remain* are to be brought to New 
York aud interred with militury honora. 

Kxn.osioi or the Pocaiioitas. — W o learn from a gen- 
tleinuu who arrived here from Fort Smith, Ark., thut the 
steamer Pocahontas, henee fur the Arkansas river, blew 
up'nmtr Gaily Kook, killing seven or eight passenger*, and 
wounding several others. The boat and most of the cargo 
w ill be saved. ' . ' ■ ' - 

N'avai.. — T he frigatu Cumberland in to be thu iUg-Bhip 
pf CohimiKiore fUriugham, |n thu Mediterranean'. Wash- 
ington If. Riddick, Krq , i* flldmiitUd COBUBOdOIfi!# 

4 rotary . 

•S'EWBrAfERA aim the Tariee — A clfbulur from the 
Treasury Department uuuouuces that newspapers, prop- 
erly bo called, will not imrcafler he liable to any charge of 
dut) when imported from Europe for Imiqedlate distrL- 
bulion to subscribers. M'orks or p«riudic*l*. •»* " r 

pamphlet form, tmccssarlly runuin sulject td the rate ol 
duty, imposed by th e exist ing tariff act . - 
Carrieo/Der nit Falls — A woman recently fed into 
tlm Genesee River at Rochester, N. Y . and Wfas curried 
over Die Fail*. It wan. impossible to render any assist- 
ance. The body was I- opposed tp have bee« dashed to 
piece*, as no traces of it could ho discovered below ’tlm 
Full*. _ . ' 

From Ei’rADOR — Lute udvioe* from Fa tiudor state that 
Gt-n. Urbiua, tlm Presldt iit of Die Republic, bud decided 
to transfer tl>« *"*1 of Government from Quito tq Guaya- 
qiilj. Tho Presld«nt was nt the latter pluce. and thu Con- 
gress wus to meet tb«rtf The measure will have a benefi- 
cial effect, iw it will Ue moru difficult iu future to create 
dbturbauA^which, in almost every liudanfc, have ori- 
ginated the soldiery of (luayiniull 

' ' . -. i'J 

The NewYorr Gmvaiai. Pai^l*.— T he Crystal Palace 
hill has passed thu NowYork Legislature aud haa b««u 
tigued by Gov. Uuul 


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NEW 0RL EAN8 M ARKETS. 

.UHi(istiai A'ov ocat*, Qrviiix. i 
. Haturdiiy Morning. March 27,1852.} 

Our market has presented a moderatfly active fipp.-nr- 
nnc- this week, and the transactions in our groat staple, 

Cntl in. Iiavc I large, tlibugh nt- easier prices recently 

Flj^ur. Corn. Pork, and one or two othoij artjales. have 
"lightly flcclined, the receipt* exceeding tho ili-iliailrt 
Tobacco. Sugar and Molasses have Hot varied 'mntrrinlly 
iu price, und Iiavc all Ihiwi in good requr'st. 

Tlio noil account* from Kuropo will lie received hy the 
Canada, wtijch was to leave Liverpool fur Boston on Die 
2Uth itrkt. -> 

1 OTTON— The week opi'tfml buoyantly nnd witli a good 
demand* occasioned by Die reception of full particulars of 
tlm Niagara's accounts, confirming those before nt turn'd, 
iitnl 011 Huturdny ami Monday 'Dm Jbusl ness suuitncd up 
2'J.iKHi bale* at lull price*, witliout any nclual adrane'e. 
I.iii- iut Monday night Dm Puclile’R advices came through 
by telegraph, announcing a slight degree of depresslon at 
'l.iv rpool. Withoiit qpy quoUble alteration In the rat.?. 
I’hiv liltclligunru Imd 110 decided effect with un, and on 
Tuesday, M - <lne*day. uud Thursday, some 27.500 hales 
were taken at rather easier rates. Yesterday morning the 
papers contained the Kuropa’s accounts, three days later 
still, with news of an ‘,(fe8-i6d decline at Liverpool In 
the middling qualities Tills, though not unexpected, 
rather depressed our market, ami tho sales yesterday, 
which amounted to about BOOO bales, indicated a decline 
of *,<t. and our figure* are reduced accordingly. The 
MilmliaoT thu week nre &7.&U0 Mm. Uk«n mu>llj r.T 
Great Britain ami theUdutinvut. The receipt* at this nor* 
since the September aro now 1087.840 bale* against 
H05 325 to same date last yenr. and nt all the United States 
ports there Is now an increase, compared with last year, 
of 405,162 hales. 

1EW ORI.EA1B CLASSIFICATION. 

J I " f ;; r,(,r 6 V<i)6 Middling Fair *Xf8)HX 

Ordinary . 6 Fair.. 8^00 

n Good Fair — 

Good Middling. . . ,7*(&7)i Good and line ® - 

COTTON AN^ TOBACCO STATEMENT. 

, . Cotton, bales. Tobacco, hhils. 

Stock on hand Sopt. 1, 1851 .15.3P0 23,871 

Received past week 46.628 2.161 

previously . . 1042.018—1087 .840 14.407 —10 558 

, ll08,236 4tM20 

Exported post week 44.008 04 

previously . . 874.126— 018.733 30.186 —30.289 

Stock on hand not cleared 1847603 10J40 

TOBACUG— The receipts ore on the increase, but aro 
imt sufficietiDy ’'irge, as yet. to give our market a supply 
adequate' to the demand which prevails. The business of 
tlm past Week, however, has been to a. fair eXtenl, oonb 

^ncliuiTtig. yepter^ay. tWO hhds ^^^fows : 16(1 at . 210. 

of which 43 at 4*. 22 at 4l 4 '. 63 at 4'^, 25 at 3*. 67 at 
3‘i. and 234 hlids. of which 204 at 4»{, 11 at 4)*, 4 at 3>^, 
nml 15 at 4)4«f lh- Our quotations require no nltera- 
tlo". and aru continued as before, «iy_For Lugs, 2)(<d 
3, 1 , ; Leaf, Inferior to Oommon, 3^fa)4j( ; Fair to Fiuc, 
4»,rnff) ; Choice and Selections. 6 X(a)fy ft,. 

SUGAR — The supply in the Sugar market lias been 
moderate, and the demand fair for thu greater part of thu 
week ; prices liave. consequently, been very firm, und In 
uhi.-T of Dio transaction-! a slight advance has boon real- 
ize.!. The week's wile* sum up about 6500 iilids. including 
!M » y- Ptenl/iy. at Die following range of prices : 
Inferior to Common, 2f®3^ ; Fair, 4(a) 4ft ; l'rlme und 
Choice. 4 XfaiMi't V tfe. 

I M'eek’s receipt*. Mil hlids — exports, 991. 

MOLAHHE8— A fair duumml bn* prevailed iu the Mo- 
Upp ••* market during Die week, but with light receipts the 
operations have not been yn an extended wale. The sales 
embrace £600 bids, of which 1200 were taken yesterday, 
ihe closing rates being 1R/S)23$ Jp gallon for fcrm.-ntlng 
descriptions, and 26(£>2&; for prim* and choicp lots of r.‘- 
bniled. showing a slight Improvenient up«»n previous 
figure*.. -s . . 

Week's receipts, 7268 bid*— export?. H.30. 

FLOUR — The Flour murke't opened on Snturday with a 
.lull and depressed appuaranen. and prices began. early to 
give way. owing to thuihjjtpal demand for export and the 
accumulating stock. Tlio sales up to Thursday evening 
embraced barely 18 000 bbls, prices liaving ranged generally 
at $3 7 5(S) $3 90 ft bbl for ordinary brands of superfine 
OI1I0. and $4 00 for fancy descriptions ; $4 00(S)$4 25 for 
Illinois and 8t. Louis superfine, nnd $4 60®$6 (10 for 
extra and choice bakers 1 - brands. Yesterday’s sales em- 
braced 3000, at about Du- same range. 

Week’s receipts. 65.340 bbl*— export*. 22.820. 

GRAIN— There wus only a moderate supply In tho Corn, 
market early in the week, and the ratp^ showed an ini- * 
proving tendency, but latterly the receipts have been 
heavy, and witli only 11 trilling demand for export, the 
market has beeu dull and declining. Tho sales sum up 
about 47.000 *uck«, tin- rut. * closing at 44(a)46ji >1 bushel 
for good mixed to prime r wl)lt«. which are a falling off ot 
4-r bunliel frqm the opening rates. About 11.000'wick*. 
included above, were taken yi‘*terday at these figures. . . . 
Oats have improved, and HI Louis descriptions Iiavc sold 
recently at 83(0)344 V bushel Yesterday 7000 bushels Ws- 
bo*h. In bulk, sold equal to 29)^4. Bran has ranged at KOfiJ 
86 1 ^ 100 ft, wl(h very modemtn traiisnctlons. We have 
heard of uqthiug further doing in Wheat.... Ear Corn 
bus sold generally at 60(rj)664 bbl. 

Week’s receipts of Corn. 55,600 sucks— exports. 27 540. 
I*R0V1BI0N8— Tbe Pork market ha* presented u rather 
dull appearance during tiie week, and holders early sub- 
mitted to a further decline of \2X(a)‘iH V bbl. The sale* 
embrace about 4000 bills, mostly ut $16 00 for Mens. $15 60 
for M; 0., $13 5()(n)$13”75’for prime, and $13 IX) ’jt bbl for 
Rumps — Bulk Meats are without much chunge. but bit- 
terly full prices have not been realized. Early In the 
week some 200.000 Ife wore taken at 7 6-16$ for Hog- round, 
and on Wednesday 100,000 lb were disposed ol at 1-1 64 

V tb le**7. . . Beef hoc shown an Improving tendency, and 

we have noticed sali-s of 600 to 700 bbls, the' rates early iu 
the week ranging at $12 76 H IjW for Mess, in bbls, $6 60 
for half bbls, $8 00 for prime, and $6 00 for B. Beef, but 
$9 oufii‘0 12)i has since been realixed for prime. Tba 
demand for Bacon lias continued fair at steady prices, 
uud 800 to 1000 casks have been disposed of at 0)4 (a)0X t 
for. prime Bides, and 7 T IL ft* Shoulder*. Some 

lot* of Missouri Bide* huve be* 11 sold at 9)4# ft lb — 
Hum* have sold iu the usual limited way, at 0(a)H<t for 
plain and bagged to choice Sugar-currd .... Lard has been 
in fair request, and iu bbls aud tierces has brought full 
prices. The sales of the -week sum np 2800 bids and 
H-rce* at 8tf(S>8 90 64 V lb for No. 1 to prime, nnd 3S00 
kegs mostly at 9X4 f° r No. 1, and (•’•(a’9>^4 It lb for 
prime, Yc*Urday. * sale o£.&00 kcgs.jiriiHe — 

Western Butter haa sold at 10(2)134. aud Cheese ut 7(2)8.* 

V lb- 

BAGGING AND ROTE— The principal sales of Dm 
week that wc have noticed have been 100 piece* Kentucky 
Bagging at 18, and 200. very ordinary^ at ID) — In re- ‘ 
tHihparcds Bugging has sold mostly ut »nd 

K-P« at 6V(2>'6)44 India Bugging la held at 11>» 

GUNNY 1IAGB — The demand is still limited, and the 
stiles confined to a few lota of bales at 8 )i(2>*K4i hi 
eluding a lot of 6O.0OO bug* on Wednesday »t the former 
rate, o& time. 

BALT— Two or Dime curgocs of Liverjiool have been 
disposed of durlug the week ut rate* which we could not 
iiM’*rtuiu. und olhera have been Offering at 62(2)6fl« ^ suck 
fur aomrati and assorted Thu ra|os from seoond hand" 
have been 75(2)76^ suck f‘»r Coarse, and 90(2)06^ for 
tine. 

, COFFEE— The tlio Coffee market haa continued rather 
inactive, and tbe sales of Die week are limited to about 
8000 bug* Rio, ^ the extrtmie range of 8^^»9>tfo ^ lb for 
old and new crop, Hm ruling rates fur the latter being 
\>'4(a>Wi<t- There have been no arrival* (nun Rio during 
Die week, and (lie direct imports siuce the 1st of B*pteui- 
Iter remain at 228.180 bags. The stock iu aU bund* last 
t-iilng was about 35,UUO bugs. ( (< / 

CANDLEB— The deinuud has been very limltsd, and we 
liave noticed only, a few Hale* of Blur Caudles at 18(2) 

1**4 tUb- 

HAY— There have hceu a/ew lrau*ttc( ion* durlug the 
week nt $16 50(2) $16 00 jg- tou for Western apd Eastern. 

• LIME— -.VN r « luive 110 further cargo sales to report, only 
01m havlug arrived from tbe East, and that was sobl pre- 
vious to arrival. The rates from second hand* hav# been 
$1 0U(2)$L 76. V bbl for' Thomas tou, etc. 


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f,,r J"! 1 *' 11111 r»th"r hrlW inr rhrranrOI, n,„| 

cl£islng,4ii..u,Uuii* are n* follows •-- -- — 1 — =——— • ■ 1 - 

JX':'.' 

Nr'Wl-. ik rixty.ilny Hill, ".JhSj jir » M 

^I«ht Utl^krr.n N.wViTli hurts' V -It Mm. 

v NKW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET. 

Jerrrasni Citv, ) 

Friday Evening. March ‘M\, 1H62 / 
Arrived during the paM week fl75 Dc«n**.'723 Hog*. 887 
S n-..-|f t,7 Cow*, nnd 278 Calves nnd Yearling*. The * up . 

hi.f HUd Veal Cattle ha* been moderate 

«.,.l ncrarlmmlly „„ ,„, rh „ lh „ ^ ^ 

In mnrh) t I i ( ,f ling, nnj (low. t. r.m,ilr for |>rr.- 

■*c>nt demand I ’m e* firm, via : , 

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new Orlea ns mone y market, 

c C'DIl R KCTK ti Da(|, V II Y W w vviu-r* i ..j) 

Kxchiuigu Officv 23 Camp st reet, eornor ..f Con.moVitrrat. 

. . . , . RXUUANdK. 

1’Sftai M My -MfSo J ' '• • •SJjVlKi ft CD(0,iptaWiWWZ 

.V.rrl i.rk,' .V.V. ..' ' Yuli,* £'' f""*,*' "H- 

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(.’•lifortil* (Sold ,nAK 

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t'vniinWtaa >%(*• f-cnl. a.iwart. 

tSSST . :::::: 

¥ <*«». •iiaront. 

a, ’ hNCUURXNT MONEY. 

A mliiini* SUtfr llnhk AH, I lumii e- * I(f4tf K I • ,il iltamiinl 

itankut Mobil*. ......... uir ! J Z IU,. 

“«i »«u, -JSsi- 

Norm l aioIiha uilvL £ ”]*****• 

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Anil HouUi Carolina!'.! !!!!!”!'* 

Norm i.arolitiA 

viiginia ..!,!!*.!!! •* * 

CoinMuiclal aixl Af ruraViu’rti, ululiltaiau*. ! 


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New Orleans Wholesale Prices Current* 

UAHKFULI.Y CURKKCTKD KVRRY WLKK. 


R«*ginx- | rr 

K- hum kv, Vyil , 

1-M.i Imlw \~ 

I >-1110-11 | ’ 

llulelitfpe, fiQij 
Keuiu-ky ......I 

Northern w ....| . 

Bread, ‘ 

f8m .!!!'!’,*!* “ " 

Croakers *** " 

Bet ah ux, ¥ It 

Yellow... „ 

lirleko, (H M.. 8 

Lok* . „ 

iJi*lnb ... .. . 

Ilottleo, 8 0 

knglish Foriar . • , 
Fr. Wine, » too J ! 
Bran, VDuo lh.. 6 . 
Cotter, * lh.... ~ 1 
Hm. 

HovAn*,g p,. g . ~ 

lnl.Q|mi4. __ . 

J»v* i,. t , — , . 

Laguoyro _ 

Hi. buuiinyu . . . _ „ 

Choeolule, |<U- 

No. I - l 

No. II.... 

Capper, V ft . . 

linulurs’ — 1 

HhaAtliin* — - 

ft"- yrUjiw — l 

^penn.N. liedM — * 
ilo. Nwntuckhi. . — - 
mtr- 


1« - II 

JJJf 
to • 

» * -'-r, 

H - » 

- - SIR 
IIH - - 


A-UuiMiitine -- — ■— — 

••••• - HX ~ R 

Cordage, V rt. 

Mai.iIIa - 14 - 14H 

Tarred American — 9U - III 

Ro-.lo MMtS, 

Corn Meal, bbl. v IS Sod 

t out, P t-u 

Uoniul — — 

Western, V bt,l. — 40 -SO 
Clde/, v hlil . 

Norlbaru I 00 | 00 

Cork a, tfl M. 

VelvVl 1 SO • IS 

Bom. Good*, ul 
llr..SI,rtjr.V(g;j4 - S - T 
flo.Hht** (Umr-A — 1 — IS ! 

Uhl.BhrlgsjgaX- 

ilo.Hheiiin*i 4-4 — f —IS 
Ur.l*iw.Omabf» — ■ Id — IS 
ilo.V».,lo. !Z,v4-4 - *X - I0X 
Tirkins.)Y(d4-4 ->* -IS , 
Hlrliws a Checks — t>X — J* 

Denlnu - lu — IS 

-HJ4--SS 
— SS - IS 


hillwhlr, — ,1 

in ii- City ... A .. 

(A, i'litauiioii ..* m “ " 
.\Hlla, 4aSai »h-. . A _ “iu 
.>*1*1 Mart*, 
far, |M>bl } j gf) y 

in Id 

lliwin i vo •« _ 

h,i-lwruB,„l., _ M 
Vaniiih. hriflii. •— so ^ 

I OIK 

Jr""! -* >rM 

I I*n*riMl — Si _i -fo 

8p«rm, winter. . 1 40 1 in 

do. till 1 70 -I !- 

do. •„ miner .... lie 

Wlmli-,reflitnd. . — 40 —10 

Cu lor — SS 

Obv«, in mek*.. I o4 1 10 
Kr. haeket. Is h. ISO 4 00 
Tuner*’, ft »*bl. la 00 n OO 
OU Cake, ft (on. — _ " * 
Provision*, bbl 
llsav t 

M«m. Northern 

do. VVeelom.... 18 00 |j in 
do. do. half-hbl. 4 00 _ _ 

IftdU Mom, ffic. 

Prime Mms. . . , IS 00 14 00 

gJSr':::::::: l* j? 

Dried, f< |h .... — 1M »U. 

Tongue*, ft -lot, s SO f (N) 

Po«Mr J™)” • 

Clear, ft hhl.... |0 IS ti m 
*•"* I* U0 - — 

" S ’u - i« 

I inms, ft th » _ m 

-l'». fllOVAAed. ... — f — || 

Hide* - sk - »U 

81m* Ids is - - iff 

Laaoi, i aft 

l»im*»: 

Goshen — ft — -ia 

Western -to ,j5 

Chniii 

Ainsrlean i 

PlnsAj.pl* .... nm - 

Pr»TAio»,hbl. — SO | jo* 


C'otlonsdes .... — IfU — - -SS 

Sat. nits — SS - IS 

Calico I’rin is. . . - S - IS 

Jeans, Keblm k » - 4(1 - 44 


no, us ter, t .... — is — 7S 

Buck, f* bolt. 

RaA 14 00 17 SO 

Kiqrllsh y So 14 00 

Kavsiis S SO » SO 

Am.Nos.V*tO,yif — IS — II 
Ibes, |< Ion: 

Logwooil, Cinpy I* 00 SO 00 
■lo. Si. Doiningp IS 00 14 00 

Fustic, Tampico 10 00 IS 00 
Indigo. .. .ft ft. — SO 100 

Madder. .* - IS - IS 

Epps, * bbl. 13 00 14 SO . 

Flour, ft bbl. 

Ohio, etc., sup.. SIS ISO) 

Illinois PWo.do. 4 00 4 IS 

8 l. Lo*tCily.. 4 00 4 30 

Hour S SI 

Feather*, ft ft - 84 - 36 

Flaxseed; fttn 

Flsh.Co-l.ftboi I l*fc I SS 
Mackerel, I, bill. 10 SS IU SO 
do. No. 9 ...... H SO » 00 

do. No. 3 S 00 S IS 

liarnnir, F ho*. - 40 —<0 
Fruit, ft Mm. 

Primes — — — — 

HaTsins.MR ... / 

do. MsL 

do. C . — — 

(*-in<m* 3 10 3 IS 

( imiif rs ■— — — 

Figs, drum, ft lb - 6^ - «• 
Currants, 7.ante. — HU - — 

• Almonds, H. B,. — Ik- — 90 

do. hard shell.. — — 

Fhra, ft ski.. 

Oiler -SO, 9 SO 

Reaver — IS 1 00 

Racoon — 10 — IS 

Grain, f" bush. 

Wheat - SS - 16 

Oat* — 9* — 89 

Corn, In #*r,«(hbl SO 

do. shelled. biiAh — 44 —4* 

Bemie, ft »>bl . . . I 96 7 00 

Gunpawder, 

Common, ft kr* 3 SO — — 

. H parting 6 00 — — 

Gla**,f<T-o.(6<>ri) 

American,* by 10 1 40 I IS 
do. 10 by is I *0 9 00 

do. 19 hy I* 9 40 9 SO 

G unity II ape, - *X ~ *X 
Hemp, ft Ion. 

Western, w. rotd — — 

do. dsw rolled . »0 00 109 00 

do. hsrkled.... — — — — 
liny, f« Ion. IS SO 14 SS 
Hides, f< 1b. 

W.I.* Msi fl.nt - 1 - 8 

Dry Mfttd Msi. - 1 - 114 

Wst •alUd.b'vy - IU - iff 
Dry, country ... — 1—1 
Kip and Coif I 


Wet-sal ted, h'vy — 3 U — 8* 
Dry, country . . . — | — 1 

Kip and Cnlf . . — 4jf — I 
Irop, fr Ion. 

P‘* IS 00 it 00 

Country bar. frB — 4W — -c, 
Enxiish, fllon. SO 00 SO 00 
B w edrs, Assorted SS (HI IBS 00 

Ho«-P. - 4K- S 

Bbsst 

Nail Rods - S - «U 

Castings, Am... - * - 8^ 

Lumber, 

■* yard prices . 

Roar-ls i-iueflufi 95 00--|40 00 
do. yellow pine. 10 0Q 16 00 
de. cypres* .... M OO 7400 
Blnvss,p r.fpflTOO 4ti OO |u 00 
do. W.oak lihit.c, 35 00 49 00 

do. French bulls 34 00 a* 00 
do. w.o. heading. ;• 4* 00 

Lead, ¥lSfi. 

Pif Ill 4 1IH 

Bor, ft n, _ gig _ 

Sheet ......... _ s 71 _ 

Lime. . frbbl. 

Western 1 90 1 «8 

Thoomston .... t SO I IS 

Moaa, V tb. _ I# 1 - | 


sasfii! 4 : ;s 

I'lilnt*. 

Vermilioei, ft Jh. - II 
LcAd.red.fUUOlt. I 00 
do. while, Am.. « SO 
do. SmgllJ,, VP R — • 

I Chrome Orseii . - 90 
do. Yellow., ... -- 90 
Sp.Br.lnotl.ksjr 1 So 
Klee, Carolina, !l - SU 
Mpleea, Cassia, it, - *1 

Ctorra V. - 90 

Dinger, race — S , 

do. ground to 

Nntmsgs I 00 

Ertv; - in* 

Pimento — 14^ 

Rapa r, fr it,. 

L*. in tb* City . — 9 

di Plwitatioa . , 

HsvAn* white. . — S V _ 

a-ttS JB 

Lo*r,Bo*t.APhil. — li 
do. Imulsisna. — Ik 

Ctarfgad - S 

Halt, 

Uverpl,fla« iMh — — 

do. do. fm store. 

do. roars*, ntrgv — S3 
do. do, fin stors, — AS 

Turks l^tc.,fltw 

Cadis — i| 

- >* 

Russia wKl**fT. S 30 
do. brown — — 

■VSBStoi'it 

•W3.ii.Ki- . 

do. No. I — 4 u 

do. No. 9 — 8k 

'ttktC "oo 

do. Ilonlrtuii. .. - M 
do. American... — 93 

lyzE-s-v 

Rum, Jnnuiica.. 1 60 
do.Newklnglsm) — gf 
do.NewOrCan*. - XO 
Whisky, reitifl'd - |1k 
do. common.... — J* - 

Alcohol — 40 8 

Hklmm, fl rube. 

BuAtio 9 00 

Bear — 

Pccr.slis* rd,p Jt — — 
do. in bslr .. .. - 10 

dstfa-iz - 8 

All si uojiilb.. 

Tohaero.fr tb. 

Chets* * Clg.leof 

Fin. 

Fair j - — ■* 

Common : 

Interior — — 

‘ 

Imperial ....... — go 

Gunpowder.... - 13 

Hyson — SO 

Young llysoo .. — 18 
Hyson Hkia . . . . w- 40 
Four hong — 98 

Ti+mZ*.**. - m' 


« SO t 18 

1 so 

4 IS S 50 


« SO 1 BO 

r eX +£4 

-90 — 9* 

- j® - *» 

I *0 9 OO 

- «H ™ • 


- t0 — felf 
»i 

*• - u 


J| 40 10 00 

rit E5 

= i? if 

« 00 4 00 

-•» ti 

— 98 - SO 

2»S|< 

1 W J n 

-S rs 

=5l=gf 


9 00 8 60 

|- U Un 


fpsw ns 

wlae, «». 


do. imitation ^ 14 .41 
ToncritfoTTZ...- II IN 
Sicily Madeira;. - 18 - t» 
Malsga, sweet.. — 84 — |g 

CU^gUd'.fick 14 S SO 5 

do. do. Mrase... 1 75 10 00 

Marseilles, «h*fc IS SO 14 00 
Catatoai* ti 00 IT 00, 
do. ftfaUm 10 -H 

jjarr?’ 8 ,,s 


SMHTUEJrWAHE. 

54 DUNLAP, 54 

CAUP fiTRKEI, NSW ORLEANS, 

lias on hand a good asimrtment of WARS, of «U Ms* 
various quail Ur*,' which wBl b« sold on the most fhvora- 
ble term*. Purchasers aro rrsprttfulljr roqueatetl to call 
aud ejnuuiue. m37 6m 

n . <ujl r zmoji"s herald, 

FOR T11F APPROACHING GENERAL CONFERENCE. 

Iu ari'ordancu with what la bcllerad to bn a general 
wUh and expectation of the MethodUt public, the pro- 
priutura of thu Herald have d< Uinuinad to hwwn, during 
Die approaching Guneral Couf. nnee In this city, a DAILY 
ZION B HERALD. : 

Tliu Bally wiU lw issued at least fiv weeks, or until Om 
adjourument of the Uqufereuc*. 

It will coutaiu full und accurate n*pv«1* of thu Baylpga 
ami Doing* of Dio General Oo n f s ra p r e nml of tb* vurtoup 
uniiiversttry uiuetlng* that way occur during the rawienr. 
Thu Editor wiU continue hia »*|)h*r.iHD'rJrtle NotyV/ 
which were rtq eivod wlUt #0 much 1-iVui in ltfil a nil *4*L 
The»o‘ NoH,” baaldpa tilMfffUUwia Dm prooeading* 
of the Ooufurennu, will embraor* pontiiiAl skvlnto of un* 
of itr print'l|* 4 l member* and YUilt-rs. >\ u shall *‘1 mi giva 
the new* uf the day, aud Intcrcating Mist'NVaw. 
tic (k-rrespondvoev. 

Teruia. one dollar fur thu asassiuo. No wlteuGoo pahk 
tu ordwra unlww the cash 1# gprhwrd. 

Thu first number will U- lasted op Mumbtp, May t. 

Addrasa E. HA'ND, 

- 








VII K Obft CAM I*. 

T1n»r»* I* n cloud lH<lurv4ho mu, 

The wiml Ik hpriicd nud still, 

And silently the Wat ere run 
Menenth the 'sninbro liill 
Tli* sky I* dark in every pUlfce 
A* Ik the. earth below : 

M fthl nKi« It wuri* the self* sit me face 
Two thou.** ml j ears ngo. 

No tight In on tin- ancient wnR, 

No light upon the mound ; 

The Tory trees. no thick and tall. 
Cant gloom, not shade, around. 

Bo silent In the plkce and cold, 

Bo far from human ken. 

It hath a look that makes me old,. 

And spectres time again. 

I listen, half ‘In thought to hear 
The ftoman trumpet blow— 

I search for glint bf helm and spear 
Amidst the forest-bough ; 

And armor rings, and voices swell— 
I hear the legion’* tramp. 

And mark the lonely sentinel 
Who guards the lonely camp. 


' >• Later from Key West. 

The *», niiMiijt )«nhi‘l arrived a charleston’ on the 18th 
Inst., hriMglm; news from Hey West to the loth. We eg. 
tract the following news from the correspondence of the 
Courier . 

Kr.r Want. Mnrch 1ft. 1852. 

Bins Tii.kmox or NawYnaa. Miuch fi v — lly the arrival 
t *if the K’llupiier fit. Denys, 1 nth informed that the ship 
‘Telamon has nln-ndy commenced breaking up. Although 
lylngin rlwp water, the. leak has gained In consequence, 
no doubt, of her exposure to the sea ; and pieces of tim. 
bcr» have tieen dhcovereddiy Imr officers, who have been 
on board from the day that she .ran ashore. (Monday. Jan- 
uary lf». 1R62.) floating alongside. Capt. Burgess has 
been expecting the steam pumps from NewTork. which 
are now on bonrd of a vessel, but' when they do arrive 
they will be of no avail, (’ant. B. left on the Otli lust., 
together with crews of wreckers, to examine her’cpndl- 
lion ; and. front all accounts, all hor materials will be cun- 
▼eyed to this port, as there appears no hope of now saving 
the hull. During the 4th Inst, she thumped heaVlly on 
Account of. the hotsterout weather. 

Schoonkr 8r. Dknvi. or Krv West. — B ald schoonor 
arrived here this morning from Nassau. N. P Capt. Stick- 
ney, her master, on account of business, remained lit Nas- 
sau. N. 1\. ami dispatched hor to this port ; but unfortu- 
nately for himself, sent her In chkrgo' of a foreigner, nnd 
did not have his clearance. inanitVst . or even a captain. 
The coiis«M|Ueiicei rih*. that our ColU'ctor, although au- 
thor i sad. demanded only a fine of $100 from her owners 
lu re, tit the same time requesting an eieusc. so that he 
cun tVnnsmit the same to the department. I understood 
that the U»m or expenses will fall on Capt. Btickney. who 
has her uuder charter. What the Secretary of the Trea- 
sury will do In the case Is yet to be found out. All ne- 
cessary papers will be forwarded by tills mail. The worst 
feature in this affair iP. Hint no one hen* can give any 
plausible reason why and whprefore she was allowed to de- 
viate from our revenue law. As Capt. Btickney has been 
running this vessel from thli* port to Nassau for Some 
months. Colloctor Douglass seems perfectly willing to do 
all in his power Ip ahl thy parlies, and it fa the WUhlicru 
of all persons that toe fine, etc., may be remitted, if pos- 
sible. Aon t ivmni. 

The schooner Oov. Anderson. Sawyer, master, left hire 
"ii the 2d instant, for NewOrleans, with the residue of 
the dry cargo appertaining to the ship Telamon, she hav- 
ing been chartered by tlia ageiit of the underwriters, for 
that express purpose. 

By the schooner fit. Deny's we learn that** a large styip 
had stranded on Abaco. with an assorted cargo., bound to 
NuwOrleans. The only name that cnulu'bo remembered. 
Washington ebiue thing. Sonic of her cargo had already 
arrived. ' ' ■ 1 ’ 

School an Hxivockii 'Ashore. — S chooner Reindeer, of 

, hound Vo llrakos. via Galveston, Texas, from . 

ran ashore on the inornlug of the 0th instant, at 4 a. m m 
off Carysfort Rfef. Our wreckers boarded her by dny- 
light : four sloops a nd tw o scho one rs tendered assistance 
but she succeeded iii getting'' off without assistance, nud 
proceeded on her- voyage. 

March 0. — The wrecking sloops Chnmplin and- Robert 
Henry arrived at li *. m.. with residue of .materials, etc.. 
*ud officer* of the wrecked shirif Telamon. « They left the 
ship at fth. 30r. M. of the 8th instant. Tflb hull was sold 
at auction on. the 10th of March, a* she' laid on the Delta 
Bltoal, with what cargo, etc. may he louud ou board, lor 
$301. • 

March 10.— Wm. Lowe, et nl.. v$. cargo and materials of 
ship Telamon— In Admiralty, libelled for Salvage — J. 8. 
Burgess, respondent. The U. 8. District Court met this 
day— present. Hon Wm Marvin. Judge ; libel read and 
answered. 8 F. King, proctor for libellants, ami W. R 
Hncklcy, proctor for .respondent. Services rendered by 
teu vessels and nlncty-fiAu* mbn, who labored faithfully 
from the 12th January until the 8lh instant, say lllty-five 
days, and kucceededdu saving damaged cargo, gross Which 
mild for $t*.ft8W 09. and dry cargo valuod at $23.0Uft. * Bale 
^materials, gross. $3,963 92. amounting in nil to t$37,- 

The answer, with a few exceptions, admitted the entire 
libel, nnd from the facts set forth, this- appears to be ns 
meritorious, a case of salvage ns wo have here on record, 
as life Was much exposed, both on account of the severe 
cold weather we experienced here during the latter part 
of January, and in consoqusnee of many of the divers be- 
ing more or less affected by the water in the ship’s hold 
being of a dark offensive color, mused by the cement, 
drugs, spices. Indigo, toe.. therein , they having boeujobli- 
ged to dive two fathoms down, through the main hatch, 
und then to swim aft qbout the same distance, lu order to 
break out the packages; nnd to make the same fast. More 
cargo could have been raised at drat hnd the libellants bad 
their own way: but as all the attontiou was directed to- 
wards raising the vessel, much was destroyed. 

The libellants request the court to allow them $900, 
being the amount expended by them to procure two wind 
pumps, although at thfritimo they were satisfied that the' 
said pumps were useless ; which waa objected to by 
the respondent, in consequence of certain , parties on 
the 27th January last, having offered to convey and 
use the pumps free of charge, provided if they succeeded 
in freeing the said ship they might be allowed the liberty 
of saving the residue of the cargo. BUt the libellants, in 


Arrival of tho Empire City. t - 

Thv'MV'amer Kni|rfre City. Cnptaln John Leeds, arrived 
on Baturday evening frAm New York, na 11 nvana. bringing 
the California mall*, wl[h dates to the 18th ult. 

The Umpire City passed the floorgla. bound for New 
York, at 4 r on the 16th Instant, off Matanaa*. Tin 
Kthplre City arrived off tho Moro at 0.r. m. on the' Iftth 
and sailed at 10; a. «• on Wednesday, the 18th. The Ohio 
was tn sail for I’hsgre* nt 12 m. on the same day 
William R. Miller, of Cincinnati, died of consumption 
on board the Empire ( y ity*at 3 r. m on the 19th 
The -California news Is not of much importance The 
Alta California of the 18th has the following summary 
Within a few day*. Intelligence has reached us of a 
painful character. from the northern coast The propeller 
Uen. Warren, for many month* engaged In our coast trade, 
was wrecked at the mouth of the Columbia Otnthc Jlst 
ult., aiid fbrty-two live# were lost She was bound tor 
this port, and had proceeded to sen. when an accident oc- 
curred. causing her to leak badly, and she put back to As- 
toria. She had passed the bar. when, in consequence of 
the Insufficient power of her engine*, and the roughness of 
the sen. she became unmanageable, and drifted toward 
Clatsop Spit, where she finally struck. The sea breaking 
over her In great fury, parted her old hull, and before as- 
sistance could bo procured by a boat’s creW. dispatched 
with extreme difficulty to the shore, every vestige of the 
wfrek had been swept away, ami every soul on bonrd per- 
ished. Only the t«*n men composing the boat s crew es- 
caped. Capt. Thompson, commanding the General War- 
ren. met the sad fate to which his Vessel and all on bonrd 
were so suddenly swept. The event has caused tndrh 
gloom In our community, and a strong prejudice ha* been' 
created against the unseaworthy vessels plying in our har- 
‘ — -* - ^ aj ISOUO. . 

-The following are the 


lutily that the Cxir is the «uprrtne and riglitfrtl 
of cvtntson earth. tb*y only wait the word to tuaren with 

alacrity wherever tlieir ma-ter m*y " bid theip. 


BREWSTER A CO., 

; cakaiauk vv ATn-rnTrntK r ' 

No. 110 llriricr .Iran, rear St. Chorl.i Hotel, ami 105 81. 
Charles street. 

I0LIJUT til, •ttenUbn of trarotiiKrj to their axteuxln 
and varied assort inent of 

CARRIAGE!! AND HARNESS. 

Which they offer at ths very lowest prices for cash orap- 
proved paper. They are constantly tfi elylug from their 
New York house, No. 390 Broadway, (the oldest Carriage 
Repository in the United States.) a variety of 


SOUTH-WESTERN 

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At the nbov. retabllM.tm, hi canal*,!? 

following : “iwnys 

„ ,, M>: y uomsr »<»jh c.ixcK,,, 

AH thc publirnlia,], „f tl,U tWru to 
tlou, ut catalogue price*. 1 c * 1,1 

bunuav suiiotn, immu 
PuoJo, Soh,K.l Hook* or oil donon.lo.Uoo!' 

u n b«L ‘ Bt uf JUVKN “‘ K books 

THKUI.OtJY, 

TUI. dopant, loot I. „.ry lop,,. ombmclM.n 
Work. In Thoolo,y pullll.ltod it, tl.lo ctom 
rop... .0,00,, which may he r , lu „ a 
J.rooty Taylor. W M l«y, ctarko. Iloor, ™ 

"*■ "»™n, Milton, Corner, shorl.iii 
^ol8Uokhnu«.B, 1 r,,,i t , T1U ’ ot jT^ 
heighten. Ilnmtw. MelrlUe. M.„,, k 

Nerhii. KraAk. iloriiv. "looinfleltt^irinletvh] 

nend. KJtto. liutlcr. Kdwnrd*. Bwlfi I 

HIBl.KS: llV.MNK ! ANH .-UAvife 
An extenair. ao.ort.uent. of all ,i,e,. , nU 
of binding*. 1 

school Rook 8 

1 would respectfully eall t h« altenllen ef , 
ohante. teaehere. and uthera In »„ nl m 
n;y ha,e „"d .alu.bl. intent, c„ Ml>u „ 
Spelling Iltaike. Elocution, healc 

Keadlng lltHtk*. Aritlunctlh ’ 

Hlctl-imrlci, . M 

* Bnuunufra, 

* • Dreinct; 

Rhetoric. u 

■' * ' Bur 

Composition. 

Drawing. Chcmiatry.. 

lliatk. Keeping. * Uolany 

. Ocography, M)| , erii 

History, .. 1 ®' , ’ 

, Biography, * 

„ : ‘ l'hlltwph,, 

* rt '“ c ? •■niutiunrs. lllrthmarie*. lhajan, «t 

•Spanl.-h. Ocrnian and Llaljau lirantuutr»'»i!i 
Readers, etc. - ’ * ' 

Greek and Latin Book*, uf-all descripUcni, 

* standard’ works. 

In every department bf Sole 


immorality the 3|«nl»h nrierthood has fallen Ivan the 
papal nuncio I# said to hart complained r.f the facility 
hitherto offered to taking order*- and stringent measure* 
will bt probably taksn by the eccleaiasllcal authoritlc*. 
PIBDttONT. 

The Cirrim Mrrxxmtik of Genoa, quote* a letter from 
Turin of the 19th. ttatlng that the fallowing Ministerial 
rtiangv* In the PicdmonUne Cabinet may be relied on n* 
certain : M de Forest a. Minister of Justice. I* to retire 
on account of his opinion* in favor of a Concordat : M. 
Galvano. Minister of the Interior. Is to take his porlfo- 
Iki. and U to be replaced tu hli present office by M. l*ep- 
nati. an excellent administrator but new to political Ilf*. 

ROMK. 

AU due precaution* having been taken by the French 
and Roman amhrritlea. the Carnival commenced on Bat- 
unlav. the J4th Previous to the time, a .considerable' 
number cf persons who are under the surveillance of th$ 
Polloe. were taken up to keep them out qf harmVway. 
A Carnival without mask* Is hut sorn? pl*y< The florsf- 


Rfntling June 


was lin ed w ith French troops. The whole garrison seemed 


■tuafly to have been turned Into the principal thorough- 


- Mill # 5 Moiut.- 1 The Galveston papers stati* that the 
money Issued by Mills & Co. Is being redeemed nt par. and 
that all of it will be taken by ttae'flrui at its superffclal 
valuation. 


CotxTLRrriT Moult, — I t appear* that the counterfeit 
fifty dollar and ono hundred dollar bills on the Louisiana 
State Bank arc in circulation in Texas. The Oalvrtton 
paper* caution the public against receiving them. 

American Vessel Seised.— T ho American ship Lyons, 
of New Orleans, bound to New York, with a full cargo of 
guano, put into Charleston a' few days ago in distress. 
She will probably bo condemned and sold. I would again 


shall receive a copy of th6*work, free of postage. fe 6 

MEDICAL NOTICE. 

DR. L. I’lKRCK, of Columbus. Georgia, respectfully 
calls tba attention of PhyMciaus. Druggists and dealers in 
Medicine to 

EPPIPiG'S EXTRACT OF BUCHU. ‘ 

Thl» .txcoUent nmiftly Tor >11 dlmnw.- or Ih.o kidnoy. 
and urinary organ, gcnrmlly ; al.o, all Dy.jM'pllc caaea 
of ordinary klnda. and duration, la ownad and carefully 
pn-,iarad by the auhacrlhcr. und la olTcrud on hla Medical 
knowledge aa a remedy to ho relied on. 


Patimgn IaiI of the H'mircn. — - 0 

uunies of the persons lost, so far as wo have been able to 
ascertain : w , 

B J l’rovin. Thomas Mickle, Bepsou. Ran- 

dolph. of Oregon City ; Alanson Pomeroy, of Tualatin 

Plains ; ' Stanley. — — Montgomery. Miller. Mr 

Fuller. John K. Duncan, of Mo. ; Mr. Luther, of Clyde, N- 
V. ; Mr. Bliloes. of Humboldt ; A CooR. I) A Buck Hum- 

bolilt ; Geo. Hatch, porter: Nelson, steward;. 

Jamison, steward ; O’Niel. engineer Augustus .Stan- 
ley. .Marietta, Ohio ; Capt. Chas Thompson. Johnson. 

purser : 1 John- Dcllon. Musquitine county, Iowa; Wli 
liars, late of Vancouver, formerly of Iowa. 

We learn from J 1). Goddard, Esq., purser of the Colum- 
bia. that tho body"of Mr. Luther* pass <-ngpr by the War- 


‘eniunu^ 


their Interests. [Correspondence. 

■ Compliment. — T he employees iq the. General Land Office 
ul Galveston. Texas, have presented the lion. G. W. Smyth. 
Land Commissioner, with a fine portrait of himself. 

An Accomplished Swisni.i’ii, — U. Rand Thompson, an 
eseaped convict from Kon{ucky. had been nrrcsted in 
Philadelphia on the Pith inst.,’ after swindling two or 
three landladies and some half a dusen of (lift leading 
hotel keepers of that city. In one instance he repre- 
sented- himself an a rich California merchant, won her 


ile is anxiou.4 to 
introduce it futo the great Western market. All necessa- 
ry directions found on- the label, on each bottle. Whole- 
sale price $8 per do*.' Retail. $1 per bottle. 

Orders directed to L, PIERCE.. Druggist, Columbus. 
Georgia, will be duly attended irr. Cash, or reference*, 
expected.- Respectfully advertised. 

^ L. PlKRtu-L proprietor. 


ren. had been found, with over y-UXI on his person. Mr. 
K.e! Finch, of San Frati61nco. took out letters of ndmin- 
i-trntiou. and took charge ol thb amount. The body of u 
Kanaka hnd beOn found. Two other bodies h-id been 
found amt buried by parties unkiiown fine of them had 
$180 on his person, and the other a gob? ring with atieiel. 
heart shafted, bn his little linger. The Warren had a 
freight list worth $70,000* 

Tlie tidings of the loss of tho steamer Situ Gull, another 
old vessel employed between bur harbor and tli£ Columbia 
river, reached us on tint day. following the receipt of the 
above mournful Intelligence." She was wrecked at the 
entrance of Humboldt Bay. She hnd a number of passen- 
gers. but ail were saved, aud reached this port day befure 
yesterday. She was bound for Oregon, wheu the accident 
occurred. , f 

Tb« yQuartermaste.r's schooner. Capt. Lincoln, with a 
detachment of U. 8 troops and supplies* for ’the post at 
Port Orford. was cost away on the 2d ult.. near the mouth 
of the Cowes river. No lives lost. • 

We have reports, by a recent arrival from Oregon . °f 


L*Ur Foreign New* by the Ada. 

We have full detail* at fhe news brought by the Asia, 
m Which w$ take the following summary : 

KVl.'I.AN P. 


ttons of the members of his Own family, as well as of the 
Duke d'Amnale. has refused to enter any formal protest 
against the decrees by whieh the family of Orleans i* de- 
spoilfd of Us property. The excuse given Is, that Naples 
is on such bad terms with England that alio ennuot run 
the risk of quarreling with France. Tho King ha# con- 
sequently folly approved of the conduct of his represent- 
ative in Paris, who. since the pubiicaiion of ilho decrees, 
has declined any sort of communication or conference 
with the testamentary executors of Louis Philippe. It 


the new ministerial prospect*. In the House of Lord*, 
■ail Betty had made a lengthy speech, giving * vkrtrh nf 
Mb ptAitieal eampaign He stated that although the rerig- 
■■tion had taken him completely by surprise, he had de- 
lenahkad act to shrink from the responsibility of farming 
a nsw Ow rermwn t He expressed hi* determination to 
pmai a calm and temperate policy towards foreign na- 
thm With regard to tsar power of reRelling aggression, 
be bettered the navy was never In a more perfect state, 
and that to dMtntt of ot* fcillury f^ree. considering 


— Litcmt ur« and 
.1. B would l ull the aUtmUou of his fricud aui 
Ha lo Hi, cliolci! i-olloctlon of Ml'«:,.||„ ll , on ,, M 
Work,: All ihu 111* an J valuable work, mil 
rtic.-iT.-J a» kiMu iu. I, hui'il 'from tlivlTeh,. 

DU.MKST1U AND FoitKlUN STATIONS 
A lu OH 1 und valuiiblo nt^ck of French, ^ 
Amerlcun Stiilioiicry. all fn.,1, and m *. c01nprt| 
■lliing uruallj kupt in a (Hatlunory IVarchiiiu. 
-L.ott.-r and S'vlo FAl-BHS. nf nil iliocr 
IIOBKS. L'WVINU I'llKBHKtS. INK.ol, 

’the lowest cash prices. 

Any orders forwarded to 
laneous Works, 
atti’pded to 
experience. 

Hint his ability tucxecub 
at very moderate prices, i 
Terms (’ash 

f '' 8 Dublihlicr and Dmiknllri 


nltmUouil, got pokhl-halou of Hit gold watch. 


, — , and after in- 

ducing her] to break up liounileuplirg to go with him 
to California, ho gave her tho nlip. The watch win. round 
un bl» pnraun. whoir arroBtod: In another ihatanco ho 
hired a' horse worth JliU. to rldo out fur tho benuflt of Ills 
health, and hold him fur »li5r At tlm United SUton Hotel, 
under tho name of Chandler, ho hired a »ult of. room» 
for Wo o later and brother-in-law. who. ho Btatod. worr 
coming from Ualtimoru ; hut train aDor train arrived 
without, them, and Anally ho went to Mr. Allen nnd In- 
funned' him that by the delay ho hud — - - * 

re ; * * *’- ’ " *" 

him, he giving his chock. 


Vulimblc TheoloKix-Hl Works. 

RECENT IMPORTATION. 

*he entire works Ilf tho lti-v. Churl, -o Simeon. M. A 
wilh oopioii* indexer, prepared by the Her. ThomuB Hart- 
uett Homes. B. D„ 21 voln. 8 To. Price. *10. 

Complete WorkB of Jeremy Taylor. 3 vols.. quarto. 
Price, $20 j 

Dean Swift s Works, complete. 2 vols. 8 to. Price. $10. 

Bishop Hall's Works complete in 2 vols. 8vo. Price $20, 

Exposition or the Four Gospels, by- 1 lie Rev. Thomas 
Adams. It. A'. 2 vols. Price. $3 fto' 

Bishop Keith’s Affairs of the Church and State In Scot- 
laud. Spottluwood. 3 vols. Price, $6. s 

BpotUu wood's Miscellnny, 4 vols Price, $ft. 

Meander's Life of Ghrysustbu. 1 vol. b vo. Price, $2. • 

Davidson * Ecleslusticai Polity of the New Testament. 1 
vol. 8vo. Price*. -$2. 

Caliuet's Dicaionnry of the Bible. 6 vols. ocUvo. $35. 

Cal met'* Dictionary of the Bible. 1 vol. Price. $6. 

Christian Evidences, by Paley. Ate., ljrul. 8 vo. Price. $4. 

The above are. but a very few of our recent receipts 
from London. Persona wishing to get a Library, or re- 


treated with less severity. 


and the ardu'Us duties It had to perform, was 
admiration. \ 

tmtry .were threatened with invasion, the peo- 
and. Inland and Scotland would raise a- one 
though be fell no alarm on Ibat subject . he 
of the pr w s n t moment was faveraWe for so or- 
ta undisciplined valor of the country, that they 
X lathe create* advantage the trained armies 
radet. Tim noble lord then pawed on. after 
be exiles amemblad la this reentry that the 
it would not t idee ate uoy attempt on their part 
reign powers, to the r-eniueirlal policy which 
atdttem to pnraaa, aad expreeaed Us approral 
egpte of the American tariff, rather than of the 
rntam adopted by the late Sir Robert Feel 


Foreign XitoeUueotu Itemi. 

An Knglinli company is in courso offormatiun 

. wilh an abundant quantity of 


ruu out of money. 

requested the loan ol $30; which was promptly handed 
lie instantly disappeared, and 
the chock waa subsequently found to be worthless. At 
several other hotels lie played similar tricks, under differ- 
ent UMttui. and .when arrested had various burglarious in- 
struments iu his possession The North American says : 
Thompson is one of the smartest,' shrewdest, coolest 
and most desperate criminals in the country. Ho is an 
Amerirnn, of Southern extraction. And is a man of edu- 
culiuu uii.1 extensive travel and observation. His family' 
. highly rcpi-ctablc. and, iu his younger days, lie nude 
the Tour of Kurdpu. lie has visited. In his d*y. almost 
every part of the United Slates. Once he had wealth 
aud there waa no ocoaelon for him to do wrong to supply 
iubmilt with pecuuiary meam. Ulrcumstanow. perhaps, 
made him a criminal . He early acquired a paselon for 
gambUug. aad played high and Raked much. 

In 1833, while in Waehlngtou city. %here he had ro- 
eided fur a number of years, he lout *43.UUU at tho gaming 
lahlo. Ho grew desperate, aud perpetrated the Oral for- 
gery of Treasury notes. Fur this he was arreted and 
committed to prleon at tho capital, uudor the name of 
Henderson. He broke Jail and Oed West, and down the 
Ohio-. At Unclnnati, a gambler, with whom he had quar. 
feled. Informed ou him, and had him re-arrexted He was 
taken buck le Washington tried, and aontenoed to T«“ 
years' Imprhmument. In 1833. alter he had served four 
years. President Tyler pardoned him. 

After leaving tiie Washington penitentiary, ho went 
South, aud followed sporting. In Newurleau* he married 
the widow u » well kuowu officer of Vol un teen in our 
cuy, who loot his hie by exposure in the Southwark riots. 

lu 1846, he was arrerfied in LoUisvUle Ky.. where he had 
lived tor about a year, lor. some forty robberies at the Gull 
llouke.-uud other hotels. The moucy and other uroDertv’ 


me for Standard mgj 
Foreign and American, frill be w™n,, t ] 
as the subscriber i,. confident. frucahUloj 
extensive acquaintance nud gnat 

u auy order f..r Book* 

•aunot bes,ir^, IWM .j| nUl|tBi(j( 
JOltS BALL 
-rarwcr. 56 Omlrra. 

WLLLMARTH Hti.t. 

NATClUfZ. MISSISSII’H 

Anuu, ‘ 1 "f thi. In.tttuil.nl Will 

menee on the llrsl Monday la OeloUu next. ,„d foam, 
ten months. The institution .will be under tbc ,m~ 
direction of the Drlneipal. assisted % tbs ni,„i 
Teachers. It Is desigi,ed that the Sehonl shall Is- 
Deal and eligible for a thorough course of liWrMx 
mental, moral and physical. The Institution l.fum*, 
with globes : chemical, philosophical and utreana 
appsrqtus ; the pianos are uew. elegant, aad of I Is Irka 
toue. The School is offered to parents nrpl guinltom 
select retreat for the education of young ladl. hi 
building. Were constructed expressly lots Udlo laev 
try. aud are new, commodious aud well adapMUIh 
health and comfort or.pupU,. Thirty-dre btankt.ru 
bMccouuuodaled. 

THUMB. FOK TEN MONTHS, 

a~.‘ ONE-HALT IN ADVANCE 

Board'. Washing. Lights and Fuel 0 iiaa 

fultlou..... W»J 

.Vlusic ou tho Pianoforte 

Vocal Music, French, Drawing Mud l'aiutiug, furs 
Each pupil will furuieh h«'r bedding, tiiwdi 1 , booki ul 
stationery. 

SpL-^wl nJ-ijnnct- tQDr ; L. V. lllackbuQi,dli<,{airvwf 
'the school, and the editor cf Uif'Coucordja Iuldliginte 

SAMUEL W. Sl’KER. l*rinfi|«i 
Natches. Miss.. April 2/1851. 

N. B. — Parents aud 


for *u) 
water. 

The Jews of Paris* headed by M. Rothschild, 
bare just (stabllsbcd a society, for tim study and prppa- 
gation of the sacred scienoea. 

The Princess Navaki* grand daughter of the 
Emperor of Russia, bos abjured th« Russlan-Greek faith, 
snd bccouu* a member of tho lloiuau Catholio Blstors of 
Providence, at Valenciennes, 

Letters from Messina say that the shock of an 
earthquake was felt In that city, which so alarmed tho in-’ 
habitants as to cause hundreds to sloop out of their 


lor a succession of wooks and months 
The “nows of tho fortnight.” pertaining to local mat- 
ters, will hardly interest our Atlantic readers. Ou sum- 
ming up the Legislative bu*ine*s performed within the 
past fifteen day*, wc find an 'exceedingly meager detail— 
u lean and beggarly account, 

An attempt ha* boon nu^do to get ujt a feeling favorable 
r to tho early calling of a Convention to revise, the present 
State Constitution, and lay opeu, probably, tho question 
of slavery to those who desire the introduction of slaves 
into California. 

The State Controller’s seoond report, exhibiting the un- 
successful working of the present revenue system, has 
boon laid before the Legist ure. * 

Flvo clipper ships have arrived in our harbor since the 
pulling of the last rteamer. The 'Trade Wind 120 days, 
the Golden Uulo llBduys, aud the Sword-Fish 90 duys. 
from NewYork. We perceive that tho R. B. Forbes, clip- 
per, has arrived at Honolulu, Sandwich Islands. 99 days 


was anxious to take the very first 


•rif as a candidate for Limerick at the next election. 

An old woman of 76 died at RalcufYio,' near 

BclfaAt, in consequenco of being bit iu the finger by a 


r . . ». . .. _ • .Lai) LU MTiuy me rciuuue Ul me cargo, jbui me noeiiBine. iu 

the mine# than now. ^paMwet* indlwte t^t we shah aelf-defeuco. hired tho said wind pumps, sooner than allow 
? * 1 w “ thw blAavUw long dry Ul „ sald.offtr t# bo nocepted. which would have deprived 

summer fairly sets In. r them of their privilege as the first wreckers. The court 

Our criminal record exhibits no remarkable charges or in awarding Us salvage, will, no doubt, weigh this matter, 
occurrences. Two men were hung hr the populace at Had this offer not bwfl made the said libellants would 'not 
Murphy’s Diggiug*. a few days since, for thieving. Bur- have been compelled to expend the’said $900. With the 
glarie* have recently become frequent in this city. We above objections, respondents pray that after payment of 
have no fatal rencounters or bloody transanctlons to the salvuge. the residue of the fund may be 'restored to 
chronicle for this mail. him for and on account of all concerned. * The court then 

adjourned ihit dir. ___ 

California Items. Mammoth Caval^Oalifornia. 

We collect the following additional items of news from ... . , 

- . ... u . m.s ^ ur latest CmUbrnia paiwra say that in the county of 

California exchanges by the Hmplrc City : , . . # , . , 

Calaveras, there exists an immense cavern, under solid 
- Uoov.^Ooao.-UODxidoahle ftltoUtlca of Dogas gold atone, which h.a, boon railed by tho minors ol thaDdlstrivt 
have made (EoTr appearance In Ran Franrlsco. It is a for „ mB ttare _ Bulomon ., Ilole A cUlm has 6 „ e „ 

conglomeratlpn of xinc, gold and quicksilver. located ut the epol, the cave having been explored to the 

Akxivld. — T he clipper ship Celestial, pno hundred and depth of three or four hundred foet The cavern is situ- 
six days from Boston, arrived at Bau Francikco on the ated on W’adie’s Creek^oueof the tributatries of the Cooti 
17th nlt. (j Cren-k, aud is six miles distant from Carson's Hill. Mr. J. 

Aoxiculti hk.— A griculture is recelviug a large share of B Trask, who is now engaged in a’tour of scientific observ- 
atteution. Immense crops of corn, barley, onion*,, out*. geological survey of the Bute, thus writes to 

ate., will be raised this year. the Sacramento Times : 

V t* mi, I- “ ls eitusted iu limestone, nud the descent is from the 

N*w I .ran — The establishment of a Herman paper Is <|do 1|f , , liu un tht , » c „ . lJe of thu cn ,,, k The opi . n i DK 

in conteui illation at Sun Francisco. _ i* about three feet in diameter, aud the descent vertical 

Lkuislativk. 


!%• Advocate. Mr. Bankc* ; Lords of the Trcns- 
laraniscf dundos. Mr. Bateson ; Chief C«u- 
«T Poor-Law Board. Blr John Trollope. 
Mwre to dead He died on the 98th February. 


st., Boston; LANE k BCOTT. New York. JOHN EARLY 
SuutheVn Methodist Book Concern. Richmond; Va. 

Ageuts wanted to circulate the work. Address Rev R 
\V . ALLEN. Fall River. Mas*. ' f e (j 


to assassinate the Queen of Spain, a cast of his head was 
taken by Dr. Dldler of Madrid. A copy of tilts oast has 
arrived in Paris, and been piuced in the Museum of Anat- 
omy, in the collection of heads of great crimiual*. 

The Roman GoYernment.have sanctioned tho 
Introduction of postage for the pre-payment or pontage 
letters. The stamp Is about the sise of the Americau 


* mtod became affected, but no man of 
had saea more cf what was treat and most 
f department than Thomas Moore, and of 
intellectual society in which he moved, 
e brightest ornaments. To the last, he 
Mend cf Lord John RosseU, and his death 
de friend s fall from power. Moore was 
i Tear (1719) with Beranger. He dcrired 
the church-yard of the parish where be 


Having for private reasou* which u-> lunger cxistAljs 
coutinucdd2&'Tutere'st during ilnTWt in&Tucs* season Iu 
the firm of Jauies Wright ti'Bou, we huvo now the p^lea- 
fure of auuouuciog that he b(H:uuu‘s tlii« day a partner 
iu our house, and solicit* the hiUrert of his friends aud 
former putroiu. 

To correct a general misappreheusion. it 1* proper to 
state that ljr has no iutere.at iu any other house. 

JAMES WRIGHT. ~ A. J. WRIGHT k CO. 
New Orleans. Dec. 1. 1851. 

OAK BOWERY FEMALE COLLEGE. 

ALABAMA CONFERENCE OF M E. (’.HURCH.-SOUTH 

FACULTY. 

Rev. T. B. RUSSELL, M- A., President. 

E. HODBON, M. A.. Adjunct aud Clieinical Professor. 
Mrs. A. B. liODSON. Instructress iu Druwiug. Embroid- 
ery. etc. 

Miss 0. LEE. Principal of Primary Rcpartap'nt. 

Mis* M. J. TOOMKft. Principal of, .Musical Department 
aud Teacher of French aud Qcrntau. 

The ensuing session of the ubovd iu-tltutlon will com- 
mence on TUESDAY, the 6th of January, 1852. 

Patrons are requested, if pomlble. to enter pupils on the 
first day of the session. 

Oak Bowery. Chambers county. Ala . Nov. 28. d6 

DUNBAR. vr. E. Bl'C II AN AN . 

DUNBAR Sc BUCHANAN. 

Commission Mercliants aud Wholesale «in>cers. 22 Gravicr 
street. New Orleans. ,,11* 

MOSES GREENWOOD k "ca " 
Uouimissiunund Forwarding Mercluints. No. 23 Carondei. t 
street. ' f,. 6 


- about the sise of the Americau 

kmp ; ahd on it is a representation of the tiani 
the badge of Papal dignity and power, 

A letter from Conatantinoplo states that the 
Government has Just imposed a |>ersonal tax on every 
Turkish HubJect, without distinction of religion. Tho 
minimum is to amount to 26 plaster* (5f. 40c.) a year and 
it Is thought that the whole amount will reach the sum of 
104 millions. 

Mr Murray, the late Roman Catholic Arch- 
of Dublin, was struck with pur.ilysi*. lie had pre- 
Mdedat the funeral ceremonies over the remains of the 
late Richard Shoil. at the Church of St. Francis Xavier.- 
lle was in his 73d year. 

In the course of the month of January, the 

1 arts Mint commenced a coinage of of. pieces, bearing tiie 
j-fflgy of the President of the Republic, The likeness not 
being considered a good one, only 3606 coins were struck 
do. At prpsent thu dies have been retouched, and the 
coinage will bo immediately proceeded with. 

. Algiers journals record frightful murders 
at Oued-cl-Ameur, near Mascara. During tho absence of 
a colonist, uamed Doloueas, some malefactors Invaded his 
house, and murdered his wife, three infant children, aud 
servant ; also a child who had been confided to M'tnu D<>- 
lonu^t to nurse. Tho murderers have not yet been ar- 
rested. 

It la understood that the English Govcrn- 
to the Court of Rome that uo charU-r 
win be granted to the “Catholic University." aud that its 
osgreee will not be recognised by Urn state. The Queen's 
Colleges wlU be maintained against nil opposition. 

The MunBter News states that informations 

have been granted against the Rev. George Weldon, cu- 

■r. . .-.-t -r~ of Tuam, on a charge of having kuocked down Mary 

“ wl of * ,» KKjr Catholic woman, kicked her on the temple 

* Ctochaift tin indlrlment . while she lay ou the grouud. and iujurod her to such uu 

biot has com to Ireland to bring the Eari cf Civ , xt ^ nt her face was deluged with blood. 

Iwfigl&aUUsUiat the Chief JuMtoesbii. «f fterliiig, if any body 

Quern's B«nch hasLecn offered to Mr Jonatimu M. ltoreau lnteud^ to lay a railway iu 

fbs asuKiintment would be an excellent one but ^ of llu ’ between England aud Fram e. 

io msu oertain «*»-( the learned xvnUemau will ^ ® n clo*ed iu a tube similar to tliat which 

oraia mat me learned gtnuemau wiu , the Menai Strait— and. If we undurhLan.i i 


guurdiaus wialiing to secure plural 
for' their children and wards for the wu term, cun An J 
by addressing the Principal 
The present seaslou will close July 28. »|i!J 

<»EO. ( I.Et ELAND. WM. CLEVELAND, A, f. CUIKUn 

UI.EVKI.AND, HltUTHEHB k tU 
Coiumlwlon Morchatits. .21 Uomm.rrinl l'lxn, In 5- 
lean*. t •. 1 • f, g 

RICHARD NKiENT t (7 I f" 
Cotton Factors and Couimlsslou Merchauts. No. 61 Caki j 
Row. Carondelut street. New Orleans. H 


PHILADELPHIA SADDLEKY; AND THUNK 
WAREHOUSE. ' . 

8. ROBB A. Co., 

No. 60 Grader ehnt, New (h leant. 

Thc.subscjribers Invite Plautorsaud Dealere iu Saddlery, 
etc., to cull und examine their stock: 

They are constantly receiving Goods from the Manu- 
factory in Philadelphia, and direct from England, aud'arr 
prepared to offer liberal inducements to purchasers. 

Their slock iu store is large aud well assorted, and is 
comprised as follows : , 

Saddles, Bridles uud Martingales iu great variety ; 
Coach, Gig, Buggy, Dearborn, Stuge, Wagou, Dray, Cart 
nud Plough llurueBs; Horse aud Mule Collars, Home* 
aud Blind Bridles ; Trace Chains ; Medical Bags ; Saddlery 
llurdwure ; Leather of 1 all descriptions ; .Couch Furniture 


The Intrepid, 


-The business of tho Legislature is going 
on smoothly at Ban Francisco, but' nothing of much im- 
portance has been done nines the election of United States 
8« lialor. 

"A motion has been made to pas* a law authorising the 
coding of a Convention to framo a new Constitution for 
the Btate. 

Moeelvune River Farms.— 1 Tho Calaveras Chronicle 
states that a number of residents along the rivur banks 
ure fencing In tho pxota fertile spots for purposes of culti- 
vation. This will be a great benefit to the surroiiuding 
minors, who will b« enabled to procure their vegetables^ 
without sendlug below for them. -1 

Important BuIt. 
lion. T. Butler King, of the Custuiu-hou*e at Ban Fran- 
cisco, ha* arrived lu Nevada, for the purpose of acting as 
counsel for plaintiffs, in the case of Centrul Quarts Mining 
Co.. t*«. Mr. Peek — trial for the right of property. 

New Road. — A survey has been commenced with the 
Intention of inakiug a uew road from Canton Valley to 
the Bouthern mlues. 

Moftui* Ravine.— A new Quarts lead has been discov- 
ered iu tills rmviiM. by the brothers Samuel aud John 
Kelly. Borne specimens of tho quarts showing gold were 
brought to our office yesterday morning by one of the 
discoverers, who Is ou Ms way below to.get them tested. 
' Wo have always been of the opinion that a good lead 
would be discovered somewhere in tills ravine, as It has 
been one of the richest ever worked in California We 
hope that the right poiut has been struck. 

Fhom Foiihkstown. — Q uarts mining is still ou the in- 
crease in tiffs enterprising and thriving place. Two steam 
mills will soon Ip* in operation at this place, and a third- 
the Boston Company’s, will soon be erected aud driven by 
water power. Holders of shares leei* confident in their 
ultimate success, and the shares command a high price. 


WltHiHT, WILLIAMS k CO. 
Commission Merchant*. No. 93 Gravicr street. $i* fit 
lean*. f , | 


upper-candle placed ou your left ; this line of descent is 
seventy feet. 

This poiut from it* form. Is called thj? Liberty Cap ; it is 
of a stalactite formation and 1ft feet high, being composed 
of fOur or five of those, apparently cemented together.and 
resting as you see. on a table jultiug from the inuiu ledge 
with circular stalactite baugiug pendent from its Bides ; the 
other light* on the left were placed for a better view of 
■ interior /ind side*. From tho cap the descent is near loo 
-The Nevada Journal states that the | feet, and you go in your first footing some 36 feet iu thu 
dark space in frout. nearly opposite the two figure* iu 
the ceutre and on an inclined plane of 35 degrees. 

The shape nf thp first chamber is that of a bishop's 
mitre, the space between fire ou the right to the narrow- 
est poiut ontjie left, in a line of two figures in the ceutre. 
is fto feet, and it expands to a width of 300 feet iu diame- 
ter. covered with drapal curtains of stalactites." 

A large mound occupies the centre of this room 50 feet 
iu height, aud 70 iu diameter, composed of loose stones 
aud earth, that was washed lu from the top. and contalu* 
gold. Behind the figure, sittiug by the fire, ou the right 
you will notice a triangular space, in distance 46 feel iu 
tile scale. This is the aperture to thu next chamber be- 
low. uud directly under the first ; it cauuot bo shown iu 
the plate. The vertical. depth of this room is 100 feet, 
uud is compcaed of thu fragments of the rock-forming the 
cavern : iu this chamber roe most interesting feature. «>f 
tho whole prekent* itself, ‘which was the uppcurancc of 
portiou* of a human skeleton. One a large flat rock, ou 
one side of tills room*, lay a portiou of tho skull ; the skull 
was not entire ; the entire base was wanting; all that re- 
mained was the osfrontis, the parietal houcs. und part of 
the occiput. Oue of the company. Mr. Philips, attempted 
to pick It .up. in doing which it crumbled and fell in 
pieces. No vestige is as yet found of these remains ; thu 
opening of the cave next season will probably develop 
them. *1 will not attempt to speculate on these rutuaiu*. 
or the age in which they hove been deposited, but the sit- 
uatiou. yr peculiarities attendant, to say the least, is 
Is strongly presumptive of high autiquity. 

This cave is uow explored to the depth of 450 feet, but 
a* yet the bottom is not found. Two other aperture*, of 
grcjit depth are still known to exist, below those named, 
and until more efficient means are used, they must re 
main unknown ; but the company who have uow located 
it. are dcicrmiucif to find its bottom. 


Straw Good*. No. 36 Magaiitiu strect.-coVncr of 0r*»# 
NeWOrleau*. 

A gi iieral assortment of Panama. Cainpcschj^ Lffkn 
uud Palm Leaf Hats, at the lowest cash price*, evodui-j 
on huud. 

Afr --Manufactory. 181 Water street New York, bl 


MALABO. H. C. SUMS* 

M A LARD L AKMISTKAD, 
sale Dealers in Foreign mid Domestic Dry Owk 
iu Gravicr street, betweeu Maguilno aodCufiS?* 


A' Good Book for General Circulation. 

KIST’S ■ ’ ‘ 

True Practice of Religion. 

! howing. the menus by which to Jive. a 7 trud Ul*chq>lc of. 
Jesus Christ, iu Holiness aud Peace ; and also the Mala- 
dies of the Huiuun Mind uud Heart, whieh hinder tha 
true practice of lleligiou. with their cause* aud proper 
remedies. 

' From the Dutch 

“ SHORTER DOCTRINE OF PRACTICE,” 

Of THE. 

Rev. EWALDUh K1HT, D. D. 

Price $1. 25 per cunt, diseouut, wholesale. 

* JOHN BALL, Publisher. 

56 Graviej st. 


su^dy of Plan tation Goods. 


T. Ii. JAOKBOS L CO. 


Deuba* in Fine Fashionable Clothing. r.'o. 'Jl Ganal street, 
(next door to^lauters' Hotel.) New Orleans. 

Uildor G. »rm. nt*. Hosiery. 


Yofltbi ( lothing. Gent, s Uuder Garments. Hosiery. 
Trunks. Gurpet Bags, aud u general assortment of - 
Clothing, always on hand and for sale at 

the lowest market prices. «p5* 

B. K SMITH. DENTIST. 

lias returned, and is devoting hlui-elf exclusively to the 
practice of his professiou. 

Office pt the corner of Ht. Clpirlp* street and Lafayette 
s, i ,RrM ,m . 

JOHN ViOOnWVN. JOHN a. bZ. e. 

GOODWYN L BALE. 

Attorneys aud Counsellors at Law. Aberdeen.' Mississippi. 

Practice Law in the.ynrious Courfrihcji iu the Sixth 
and Seventh Judiciul Circuits of Mississippi, the District 
Court of the U lilted States ut Pontotoc, aud Supreme Court 


CVHl § KLIM . j. a a*® 

, C. FLINT k J0NKB, 

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Cabinet Furnitw*>ffr‘ B ' 
Feather*. Mo** and Hair, Mattresses, Curled 
Cloth. Varnish, etc.. No*. 46 aud 48 lloysl rtrwt ^ 
' Orleans. 


-CHITTENDEN k DAMKR0H, 

Dealer* in Carpeting. Oil Cloth* und I luusckccpin? W 
GcmhI*. No*., 26 X’hartres street and 27 
street. New Orleans. 


BIBKE^.... HI B LES, 

JOHN BALL, 

No, 66 Gravier street, 

Hus Just received. one of the LARGEST und REST u*- 
sortmeuts of llibles and Prayer llooks ever brought lo 
Uiiaclty; • — ~ 

FAMILY HI BLEB, at from $1 56 to $50 per copy. 

OCTAVO BIBLES. Ht frouL$l lo $10. in various style* 
of binding. 

BMALL BIBIjKS, with and without references, of vel- 
-Tct bindings, gold bunds aud clasps. Turkey morocco, an- 
tique. clartps and bauds. 

CHEAP 8CU001;BIBLE8 AND TESTAMENTS. 


Pauknokhh. — T he Panama Star of the 26th ult. says : 
We seldom recollect seeing ko large a number of passen- 
gers iu our streets, a* we witnessed yesterday afternoon. 
Main street w,as so crowded with emigrants, their mule*; 
and bnggnge. that it was really difficult to find space to 
‘pass by. Tho passeugers by the steamers City of New 
York. Ohio, aud Sierra Nevada, are now iu town, and the 
“ cry is. stiU they come :" ahd the. echo is, how are they 
lo get away? The two steamers now here cau carry but 
a small proportion of the immense number awaiting pas- 
sage. and we know of only one sailing vessel now ready, 
or llkuly to be ready forborne time, to jssue tickets. 

The same paper of the 28th. has the following : Anotln-r 
hateh Of passengers lias arrived witiiin the last few day*, 
with through tickets issued by Palmer k Co. of Nevf York, 
and as a matter Qf course they find themselves here with- 
out a steamer. We learn that ,tbe agent hern has been 
payiug back the money, but that U rather an indifferent 
substitute for a passage now-n-day*. Wo wish the pro** 


A. J. WHIOIlr. jaj 

A. J. WRIGHT k 00., 
Cotton Factors and Commission and I'uTW 
chant*. No. 67 Gravicr street; New Orl rsus.- 


’of the State at Jacksbu. 
I Claims 


any person in Nortli Mis'-issippi, out of our 
out u* by vur friends at x distance. will be 1 landed 
i to competent', responsible Attorney* by us 
. References : 

G. McFurlnno L Co.. Aberdeen. MlwlMliiiik. 

D. W. Itowiuaur 0 

Clopton k Ewing. ‘ 

James K. Saunders L Bon. Mobile. Alabama, 

Raker k Lawler. 

John A. Wiustoii fti Co 
Sanford k Coley.. 

More k Lynes, 

Moses Waring k Co.. 

J. J. Sykes k Co., 4 , 

McMahon k Pearsall. New Orleans. 

B. O. Nelson k Co.. 

lien J. J. Ormond. Tpacalooaa. Alabama 
J. C. WhitMett, Gainesville. 

Bilas Pursons. Esq., llunisvilie, 


R. M. ELLIS k CO., 

Commission Merchant*. No. 67. Gravicr #tr*b 
leans. 


Arrival of the Cuban Prisoners. 

The-ship Prentice arrived. ut NewYork on the 13thin*t., 
from Vigo. Spain, liaviug on board the captives of the. 
Cubu Expedition, who were liberated by the Spanish Gov- 
ernment The following is u list of their nalies : 

William Wilsort. Anuatid Weir. Daniel DeWblf. John 
Cooper. II Thomason. Daniel Gerryi Peter Lacosti. Johu B 
Boswell. Thus- L Leu. John D Brown. Titos Little. Come 
Bus Duffy. Michael Girger. Josepli B Gohilx J B Wilson. 
Ransom Beach, Michael Keenan. Tho* u VcNiel, John 
Johnson. George lloldship. It M Grider. David Wiuborn. 
Hiram West. M It Sett. John II Bouers, M L llefron. 
Corueliuh Seebrlng, Win Wilson. Wm II ftfcKenxli-. Clias 
Dailey. Joseph 11 Halpln. F Boyd W K Hurt. John K 
Batcheldor. Henry Hart. John MeKenne*. Henry Htau- 
mur. John G Bush. A II Ludwig. Edgar Crisscy. Thom/is 
Denton. A Phillips, Dcnj Gilman, lleury William*. Jo* II 
lleursay. II B Metcalf. G K Metcalf. Geo Nlekhurdsou u F 
C Mahan. John Griffert, Wm Lasuer. Louis Nngul. Jas l> 
Baker, John F Prewitt. Wm 11 Cameron, 0 O Cook. G W 
Poster, J C Chapman. John Klyne, Isaac Freeborn, D Q 
Reanseau. Geo ilurrison, Thus Hilton. Wm L Hilkinson. E 
Q Bell. Priston Easep, Wm II Cruft. F Monroe; Clias Har- 
rison. J B Fagan. E J Oils. Clio* J Hodge. James Smith, 
Joseph Denial. George 1’arr. Wm II lladmut. Johu Carter. 
B.JI^ i!axuolt.d;._A-McAluH-tty. .'Mmrgo W Ik/sy; Thomn* 
Bryan, .lohu Denton. Henry Jasper. 0 N Harwell. D .$ 
Weymouth, John Casanover. George Edgerton. Georg* 
Wilson. Victor Duprat. Benjamin llaunah. P D McMullen. 
OHaguoori.J Brown, (counterfeit.) Augustine Moutoro. 
T A Simpson. 

The NewYork llarald of the 14th say* that they are 
still on board the ship, and in thu most destitute. condi- 
tion.- The benevolent were requested to contribute to the 
relief of the unfortunate mm 


JOSEPH II PALMER k CO. 


Importers -and '.Wholesale Dealers ip Dry 


street. New Orleans. 


without the pale of the law. aud therefore cannot be M-ixi d 
t, i^.^ Ae ^ Uthoritic4i 80 lt bfta w,tJl reference to the 
:tgbt hundred at Camanoca. and the 610 

Moreau. 

The influence of the slave trader*, from their 
•rrelth. is such that they obtuln whatever they idea 
from the home government and it would, sir r— * 
be almust impoKsibUi for Ute CapUln Geueralsven tout 
tempt to bring three guilty par tie.. 

The colored |K>puIaUon of the Islaud of Cuba. 


* 100,000 WORTH Of 


BOOT AND SHOD STORE. 

Tho (dd and favorite stand, corner of Camp. Duplantier 
and Prytuiiiu streets. Is now wellfuruisfleU with a stock bf 
Shoes and Boots, of evoi'y variety. 

Customers and strangers faithfully served with good 
burguius aud a good tit. from Mouday morning until Satur- 
day uight. 

N'. B. — Please remember that I do not open on Sunday. 
Therefore call during the week. 

fcB JOSKI‘11 HOlllULINQ. 


at Sierra 

their great 

— i please 

would, strange to say. 
r Gcmral even to al- 

io* to punishment. 

standing the statistics the contrary given by the 
Government.) far out numbering that of tho whites, has 
always been a souroe of fear to the native whites and they 
have endeavored, by every means lu tjicir power, to put 
anend to fresh importations of uegroo* from the Coast of 
Africa The reeeut enormous Importations introduced hr 
a company of Catalans at Matanxa*. and by others. <if 
Havana, have caused considerable indignation 

the enllghted Creole - ’ • - 

-iatex^ihe danger jvldch ibavam 
tiuve Catalan BpanUnls. whose , 

I Prn-PrattT nf Cuba 

Uu, “' *“* “ ,l1 only tom 
bul * cumin Ual'u haa 
to Inquire Into bla eonducl In reforedoe ln tlila 

urdere for 

' U “ “Xra 

to’o:. U & W “ h 11 “• w U, dlmnlm d 


— amoognt 

ole population, who frresee, WKiner or 
rhkh may accrue from the cupidity , 
— . — * only end being gain, care 


Purchases every, description of MERCHANDISE ou 
orders from mnrehants. planters and others, either for 
cosh or on credit, omhraciug Dry Goods, Clothing, Hard- 
ware. Pianos, Carriages, Furniture, Machinery. Planters' 
Utensils, and indeed overy thing the market affords. 

Consignments of any Produce promptly and faithfully 
attended to. 


NEW ORLEANS AGENCY * 

Off THE 

NASHVILLE MARINE, FIHE INSURANCE. AND LIFE 
* ‘ AND TRUST COMI’ANV. 


*100.000 — nil paid In. 
.$226.000— reserved fund: 


Surplus 


Messrs. \Vlghtmau k Bummers, Editors Southern Christian 
Advocate, Charleston. 

Rev. John R. McFerrin, Editor Nashville Advocate. Nash- 
ville. Tenn. 

Editor New Orleans Christian Advocate. 

Messrs. J 0.- Nelson L Co,, New Origans. 

Messrs. Cherry. Henderson k On.. Nefr Orleans. 

Messrs. Lowe. Pattlsbn k Co.. NewOrleans. 

Mr, Win. Kckford. Mobile. Ala. 

Messrs Weaver. Mullln k Co.. Mobile, Ala 

Col. James R Hnunders. Mobile, Ala. 

A O. Harris. Esq . Memphis. Tenn. 

M'. It. Cooke. Klysinn Fields. Texas. 

W. B Johnston k llro.j Cmitrevilte. Texas. 

G W. Prince, Lilierty. Texas jy2x*l 

MAdame DE RBIONE'S 

SELEUT BI'HUOL FUR YOUNU- I.AJ>IEB.- 

N». b l-ontnllpa Ilulldlac. 

TEIMI. 

For instruction iu tlie English and Freneh Lan- 
guages. Elocution, Ancient and Modern History, 
Geography, the use of the Glbbes. Mathematics, 
Writiug. etc., pupils under twelve ydar* 0/ age. 

per month ............ $10 00 

Over t welve years of age If 00 

Anrieut and Modwu Languages, reeh t. 4 00 

Music on the Plana Forte 12 Op 

Other accomplishments at the usual charge*, *■ *. 

New Orleans, January, 1H62. ja!7 


Total 


$620,000 — available assets 


Tor, Cmuhch Kstsblishmkst in Ikvla«i> ' T here* arc 
16ft parisl^t-s in I r« lnnd. with an income of A’lS lHXI a year, 
which do not contain oue Protestnut. There are 173 
parishes, inc.ouic 4.’19 000 a year, and in ea«:h of wiiieli the 
number of Protestants launder ten. There are 407 par- 
ishes. ot wl>i$h the joint income is i.'.Vi.OOO a year, and in 
Which the Protestant population seldom ekrecds fifteen 
aud never exceeds fifty. There are 97ft single parishes, in 
each of which there are less than fifty Protestants, but of 
which the united income is £170.000 a year: • 


JAMEB A. PORTER. President. 


Panama 


Is issued weekly, at Two Dollars and a U 
No subscription taken for less than on# J* 
icribor* will Ik* understood as wbhiiig to# 01 
it is expressly stated otherwise 
The Itinerant Minister* and Preachefr 
Kjdscopal Church, South, arc. all »'f 
Agents of the New Orleau# Christian AdfW 
payments may be made. • 

All couimunicat ions, whether of bu41u*f 

pubUcailpu, unions remitting ui«n?y •“ 

1 he amount of ten dollars. iitUBt 'vyl '^nl. 
No yjiiiunry notice will bo inserted 
ijiibin two months nf Urn deuth of a |»er»oa 
Cotimiunieatlous ;nu*l 1*; addressed to 

Ma.Tti.ihi - N« w Orleans, . 

Ooiuniunicathm* involving (»cU. ° rrCf * 
ae.couuts of revivals, religious meetings. *• ' 
biographies, etc., iiiui 4 be aceouii'*ni#d 

luuie .. . j,uitt 

A few sslect advertisements wifi D# ' » ^ 
for which must bw pre-paid. in iM 


J a sir. a W*i.ars, Secretary. 


New Dock. — I t Is said that George Law. Esq., is exam- 
ining into tlie practicability of building a dock at Pauama 
DoWno.— T he Star says it Is getting to be quite fash- 
ionable to get in debt In Panama us much us possible aud 
then slope fur Chug res. 

Raisinu thi: Wian.— The Star says that the New Gren- 
adiau authorities at Pauam^ are raising the wlud by 
charging merchants a. vprpxiuolnl duty” ou stores arri- 
ving tu that port, even though they are not lauded at all 
but transported to passage vessels. It advises merchants 
to resist the payment 


LOCAL DIRKTOItn. 
Isaac W. Moon. 

A. W. Walker. 


B. O. Nelson. 
Logan Huuton 

MARINE RIVER- FIRE and LIFE RISKS taken at 
the lowest rates, and all losses promptly adjusted aud paid 
Ut tlie Agency Qfflcc. No. 33 Camp street. 

’ . 4 . W. PARTE H. Agent. 

Lons Li niABBirn. Abb t Agent. s mhl6 


Preueii 


Grace Greenwood, it is rumored, will accompany Miss 
Cushmau ou her return to England, with the view of pre- 
paring herself for the stage, uuder her direction. Her first 
attempt will be made in the English provinces, and. if 
sueosasful, will submit to-the’urdeal of a Metropolitan au- 
dience. a 


TENNESSEE MAU1NE A N I) FAKE 

INSURANCE COMPANY. 

CAPITAL tauo.oou. 

■ •r- 4 '-’ 

JOHN M. HILL I’rexIJrait. 
Geo. W. Msafia. Secretary. 

This long estaUished Company, with the most ample 
means for the pjroteetton of its Policies, a-nntiuue* to tak< 
RllER. BEA and FIRE RISKS, on the most' liberal 
terms, at iU Agency in New Orleans, the office of 
PICKETT. PERKINS, k 00., 
•mbB 87 Bl Ohortoe street 


On ^ ,r ^ * Kreat Uugtb 

^ brought before the 
frtUd Into effect tLtJsUo; l ^^ Ul L < i>‘ , " 

have his hair cut iTord “V? * ? lm au,i 

-What is the <V > Z* rUUrr 

upsr; ‘ before haviug'myllMjad^^lLdrr^Jri t* prlf ' 

it belongs to me " * “o*uare**t4, 1 wish to know if 

RSSSty-rpw tototo.vera*. b, sc, 


Soi'TMi.aa Rights Mlaiisc, 


•A Bouthern Rights meet- 
ing was held at Mobile ou Saturday evening lost. A re- 
solution in f^vur uf -the ' pribcipli-s and action of the late 
Couvrutiou at Moutgoruery was adopted. 

MoNfMgnT .to Jr.rrEasos.-A WUhas been reported ip 
ihe Virginia LegtoUture making on appropriation for the 
fraction of a inoilVuAeut to the memory nTThomiu Jefl«r- 
sou at the ynivendty of Vlrgiuia 


The Cujun TaiAUj.-^John W. Harrison und Paul Wil- 
liamson. two of the returned Cubau prisoners, have been 
detained in NewYork to apjiearas witnesses in tbc rasc^f 
OBullivaisand others. . 

Ki. Paso. — It appears that neither the oowmaudrr of 
the Eighth Military District nor Col 8umner consider F.l 
Paso tn their district, and consequently that regiou is left 
w^thou^ ofliotn or protection ( 


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,,/* hmimanri Conferences ( u. n. itiVKii*, i>. i>. 


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/. VOLUME II. NUMBER 9. 


t. V VXt^' K n ' i PoblUHnu Committer 
w. mill ul. S of Alabama Conference. 

WHOLE NUMBER, fit. 


NEW ORLEANS, SATURDAY, APRIL 


i Confirmee. 


The Bible. 


■kkbook* 
'.'""'"'’J'WK, I 


— ti t ; .T HKJiniv- 
TM A VS " I '■ Tim; trio: 


•• impossible tu picnic iis : but \vc arc hot alto- 
ip i unreasonable ; nftnost every one thinks 


pre.tcndcd successors to the Apostles 1 1 To 
apeak the truth p lainly, t he s e , po m 1 p enp tn — 


seen lohib blameless i.ienT and great, lmvc not Comforts enough in their cabins 


TT moTH y . 


|'|| |»‘|* I'll the last Iilalik uflii'o's wrecked m ill j 


The folk, wing stanzas are copied Irani 

Barkers n.rccolics) Bible. ,5 ' M ' rll|, y »"• j 
™ n wor th preserving for their terseness. 
, vi „ (rf „ m l pithiness, nolwitlistn.idiflg-iho rug- 


! 1,8 18 6 ] iy r, ’"P°n«ibility. lie who placed: tliec gold enpltgh ip their-pookots, to attract those Tiifoitlij; was born in Porbc, a eitv of l.y- 
cupi'-'d from there bus said. ‘-.My grace, is sulHciont for men to thi-ii' mountain-homes. . ~ “nenin, in Asia Minor, now comprising' a 

. They tire j time. , • I i|imte from, pages It! ‘dll “ The average 1 l" lrt ‘he Tnrkis.li Empire. Timothy laid, 

ir terseness. < >h, that we were more fully awake, both population in the 'state* (if Oltio, Indiana, H- through the gracious I'royidence id' t bid, the 
liflgthc rag- ns preachers and people more earnestly iinois. Missouri, lotva. Wisconsin, 'and Michi- ; hnppine^tiMie horn of a Gild-fearing imees- 
soiigjit to do opr whole duty! I.et us in gn», does not exciVd six, or about one family ,l .- v l Bn mcTllfer Kimice, amt. bis grnnilmo- 
cbnrity bide the faults we see. cover the sjiort- to the sipiare miles. , From our owtlOTiserva- ! ll ' ,l -' r **»»i*S were tyonien of piety and "un- 
comings which harshness can not remedy, tionf say two of the hes't informed and most b'igned faith." When but a youth, Timothy 
pray more, frequently 'and fervently for the discriminating o^tho.Americnn.Trhot Sufic- : "'" 8 ‘''inverted to the faith of Christ, and it 
watchmen of Zion, and He who hoareth ty's general agents at the West, "families j """hi appear,, sustained the best, “reputation ; 


gold enough ip their-pockets, to attract those 


My grace, is sutficient for | men to their mountain-homes. 
■> ' I «|iiot«v fVom^ | Miners l'.|. 20 : 


Tf(lliopi! oflhc vcrsiliciituui : 

" 1 1 ,, rc is the spring where waters Howe. 


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uiHlfr the nfcew , 

»e moat ctwipua- t 

Jl i*U*U be pntb 
rw of iMrutti*. I 
lullou is funu^j 

*Uil IRlMMBdJ 
mid of itMftfcfl 

»nd guanliaui 
>ung LmUm. !W 


t„ quench our hcate of sinno : 
ll ere is the tree where truoth doth grow, 
la leudo our hues therein : 
tide is the- ludgn that stints the strifo,_ 
vhen men's dimiees fade : 
lltttis the bread that foedes the life 

I that death Cannot ussnilc. 
lie tidings «f snluatiou ilcure, . ( 
cuiiu's to our cures from hence ; 

• Tlirdurtress-oLour JiiiLh is! here, 

T and shtclile of our defence. 

Then ho not like the Jjogge thatjnith 
a penrle at his dekire ; 

Anil takes more pleasin' iu the trough, 
and walloping in the mire; 
llcaile ilot this buok'e in any case. 

■ but with a single eye : 
lieadc not but first desire Gull's grace 
tu vmierstand thereby ; 

J'my still in faith with this respect, 
tu fructifie tlierein, 

That knowledge may bring this effect 
lii niurtify tliy sinne. 

Then lmppie tlitm in all tliy life, 
what so to thee bei'alles; 

Vca, double lmppie slialt thou lie 
when God by deatlt,tbee cillles.' 


! sinking bark ; but when the young, the lovely ' 
mid -t lie stlTing come to Christ and bang their 


— e . r.itfr Hi u,juhim» 

Reflections In Solitude. 


pray more, frequently 'and fervently for the (iiscrimhuiting of, the. American Ti 
watehmen of Zion, and He who lieareth ty's general agents at the West, 
prayer will surely. ldnss us in' our ministers. , live three, ■ five, and ten miles from i 
l,.ouisiaim, ISM. us a general thing, in such a rhlati 


j loitt'Ors ulioiit liis t'ross, we feel an iidmira- 
IV l’md j ' 'l"’y T l,|| "m"''-d the world when the 
b ,l t'lo I " fair, and the pathway of plea- 

sure blushed with flowers and was redolent, 
'linin' *! | "l -I'.oiintle.ss sweels. I’iety with the sick and 
j ; t the old Inis nnieli the look uf a i/rrhiri- resort, 

II reluct ;in t necessity. Not so with the young 
and 'it l " 11 ' ' ,lr ""K piety Willi them looks like, an 
net of principle, a cheerful and early ctioos- 


M". Kni rmi : I am again in that lonely 
retri'ii t ; and of a truth 

* I lore to Honl nwhlii> tinny,” 


■ “ Pnr o, ummm AtmSj 

Profaning Scrlptur*. 


Ittsa 11 ro, IttPlvKiRr.; t wish, throagh 

. - jonr w'dely spreading and acceptable paper, 

" hllr " , , t " c,lM ths attention of professors of reliiofl 

w - to two vorj imtsirtant tartionlnr. 

>Mtl\ rtfloctlotw umllfliutbnd i s i.. ^ 1 »- paniooun, lh9im 

Anti whllo nil \h Hilcnt, save an ^ 1 M*** 

sound upon the passing breeze, I am led to _ ^r’. ,n, pT®perijr or irrevorsfitly ; 

ask myself. ‘In whom do you put yoqr trust 1 ' e«i y -opunon tins is the case when tho 

This important question JnU ma at onc.e “"J |“»W W.« stroke of wit, or 

to that truism or foot estahlffltod In (H*t ^ , “ ,,t Tho wbponi- 
great text-book of experience, that man is a °" f!’ 1 *' 1 '* 10 ,ne very aftilioabU,' 

dependent being, fhn intnlloetnal, (he Mg! J „ ftp f n * 0 !" n * ‘yT mored °™clcs : "Pot 
m| il, tho "Piritual and temporal man, all musk '.‘T rf ! m °. tt **%?**> for thc P'“« 

bail! support. In the ftbstraot, these several. , , . “ h ° y Kr, ’ und " 

eonslitnonka parts of man can not exist s , , , {hmk ‘'"J 1 “>« btroduefidn 

Will, a kind of instinctive eonvletiou Of this 

fact, in The first hours of lift man atretolies r J h , , wllMl he sai.l, " M* 

out the ieelilo hand as if to ask ^ a t s.andeth >>,. a^f /4jjrTfc»V: w thntlt 


i: irmii eaeli oth'eiv | H « -id ily St. l.uke. in the Ai'-ls of tliii 

,..s a general thing, in such a relative position j ho well reported of by the -j Ml . „ "I,'; 


as to render' it dilheiilt to bring any stated 
! V -Ha. Kor ,1... nmi.ia, o.ta, A, I, religious influence to hear upon them.. This.. 

Circuit Riders not Ministers. obstacle, ciiniblnrd with many^ithers. renders 

...• I it next to iinpdssihlc to gather even a tithe of 

W0 ' J ' 1 have rceen>ly n otictd this population into, schools and elmiApfs:. 

1,1,6 11 manifested on the part few r//Ai,l' nT l.lui* populution oKi'ir 

lit some our ministers, to bring about u Union ii. hl, embracing t ihiii, Indiana, Illinois, , Mis- , a " 1 lu f (l a'niiher of years, mid was ids emu 

between our Church and the American Tract siiuri, antl 'lofia. is under the direct influence l llin ‘ ( "i 111 Havel, suffering anil imprisunment 

Nueiety in its work of distributing books and of any eviurgffial instruetiiin.”- This view 

tracts,, must confess that l have seen this is corroborated. Iiy tho statement's of pastors,' 

>Nit i surprise and rogret. Do those- ’hrethren one of the most pronunertt of whom writes 
•forget that that Sobiety -is scrupulously care- from Ohio: - Wo have fifty towns, with an 

u to exc ude lrom their catalogue almost average population of HUO each, entirely with- 


brethren tl 
cities, not fi 
Timothy 


... ...is veu . prwu , uy * HnJ „, oir ."T®n,ient tie, 

t uVisb" !' P '*■' •"-'••tl.er. Heem to say, "i must " m1 ’ 

H I g" "m. 11 , . . . . A endure this or suffer that," dhd lliun, through llav,! «'M>porfc. 

itliy loft nil, and joined will. M. I mil ,^ r , lf fn( , lre p, loan j() v j r||je , M 8i(J( , h onnstituoSfc „ 


in the gloriousj hut hazardoitU enterprise of 


preaching to' perishing, millimis the Gospei of . d Iif '’ ‘° 

lulvatiun. lie continued with the* Apostle !’ cdl,v< ‘d ■ Nt- i aid culls bun --Aline own 


I’nul for h ntiiiiber of years, imd was his com- !" . .‘)^ V ^‘ hi'cd son, . 

paniiin in travel, suffering and imprisonment. ^ 1 

mm... ..1 1 " ... n , turn ol M. 1 aul and the character ol limothv. 


w^ptures are quoted W a utroko of wit or 
Will, out any soitable deri^i. The a^oni- 
tion to Moses appears to me very nfrliibfc 




vuw Himtnuii, UlCSO SCVCrai -1 I • .1,, „ L ill t J * 

rts of man can not exist J- " "" t 1 fhmt ‘’“I 6 tlu 1 "H,sl„ction of 
instinctive conviction of lhis j* «"mwt(tnt 


T imothy was a prisoner with bt. Paul 


on of St. Paul mid the character of Timothy. 
Whiit inaiuier of youth must Timothy linye 


Pome, hut w,is released before the Apostle. \ . ’ " nl Tr ./T , 'l 

We read in the Kpistle of l'ai.l to Timothy. ." ™! 1 «nd admiration of 

that when St. Pm, I went liito Macedonia, he “ T' **'■'*»' 1 ouhtlessono wor- 


every book that lias for its author a Metho- 
dist oi»qn Arminian I '’That while they pull- 


out any kind of preaeliing. We have lityy. 
mure, with a still greater population, never par- 


li , l | Hot a line from Wesley, or any of his tiully supplied." 

.Methodist contemporaries, they publish freely The! number of square miles, in the above 


‘the writings of Edwards, Baxter. 1-Tajfel, etc.! 
That in the letters apd reports of their agent* 
• and secretaries, tliey frequently treat our 
whole Church polity us a’ nonentity ; and in 
doing 'this.- even sonic of tho secretaries of 


named States is, in round numbers, 85®>U. 
Tbe writer of that extract assumes that there 
are 50U,000. The population he estimates 
it ii, 00(1,0011. Tho -population in JH5o was 
■>.-10s,U(Hl ; or, fifteen -inlrabitants tp the squurf 


left Timothy in .charge of tho Church and its ' 1 
interests at KphesUB ; and in tho Second tipis- ^ cw ( )rl ■ i 
Jle'to Timothy, written just bofofe St. Paul's • 1 

martyrdom iitTldmc, that 'Pimothy was still 
at Kplieslis, where it is believed lie .eontinnod 
tiic remainder pf his life. • The Dt 

The (net that St. Paul ! who hie| the daily. 

“care .of all the clmrehes’' which lie hud tie is. dalle 
planted) put Timothy in charge of the into- the “strong 
rest of tlie Church at Kphcsus, is proof ulike liitiohs, 1 d:T, 


tliy of all ueoeplatitm and iiniversal emulation-. 

.1. Ii. Waukkii. 
Now Orleans, Mirreh, 1K52. 


As Iie-grows, the mind takes hold of this fact, 
mid is soon engaged seeking support. All 
nature, with nature’s find; are set before him, 
mW all creation seems to sympathize, by of- 
fering tho various means of created good. 
God and man proposo to help, and segm to 
rival in tlioir claims to his confidence. But 


quit hiiix! a good tendency, hut ruthor that it , v - 
•nmy lead some to an improper familiarit# ‘ 
witli tint inspired pages, ns wclleu furnish 


ttrgumwnt to the Infidels. But to explain 


gore particularly wlmt 1 here intend, it may 
»o necessary to mention a few ; of Uio many 

illHtftnUOH I lliivn hounl K. .r: _ « * 


iiirttanccH i have heard, by way of example 
1 wo norm iiih uulLi.w. .« Ji ** 


’ear the bord declare, that tho man Who ‘ r™ 11 " wnlkingtogBther, the other' 

- - • trusteth in man is "eursed.’ .ler. 17:0. ?" f 0 "* 1 meStin « in «l"«oh, 

* Wo nro not to undurntand thm declaration m 1!” i' 110 ^ cn,,, P^P® 1, an ^ ink ; the 

*'**■ ra>it«!(.n.eiiihiiAaMM«UA. its designed to destroy all human instrumfcn- tll '' U' l^ r0Bive Iwlong to 
The Devil’s Power In Tempting. ; for 1,1 th ' H ond " lcn Me brought into „„ ,an “° e "' ' Another tell* 

the World : and every man wl.o uses his gifts * • ,' . y " l,0B P wh "' h 

lie is Palled .the Prince of tho >Vurid, and properly and faithfully, must ooliimand our • *7,”^" ° mfurui ““other that he 

the “ strong man,'' and-hc-ik culled in Ih vu- eonfideneo. For man's integrity, and his eon- * * Tn l,nn “ imi '°“ '» Scripture luu- 
i'ltions, lad, ‘•The riid dragon, who with his fidenee iri man. lire essSutiul to tl,„ *.' mg0 ’ ' 1,00 l,r ; t, '° " mn i” °r excusing 


Kot Oik N.o. Chriitlnn A-lvomie. 

The Devil’s Power In Tempting. 


me cert ties ana Pharisees.” Another tell* 
us, “ I have found my sheep which was lost.” - 
A person wishing to inform nnbther that he 


The rikl dragon, who with his fidenee iri man, tire essOntial to tho i 


. , „• vhvujvuvj ui-,mivyff|jffluiMui8 uiu sriuure i - - “r™"*' •“ i””''* »«« uiu^uu, wuu W nn niB uuumzu m limn, uro oBHmiimi to tno orttanixu* #.» n i e — cxcuwng 

their Society are guilty of the most glaring mile, instead of nix. *• Families, us a general of St ; VmY * ,lffe - ctiwn tt!ul fontidenee, ami tail drew down tho third part of tho Htars. v tiop/wolldioing and pormanonev sociotv S aU» naftn °ei A a man lately married, that 
misrtM->rt*Ki>nfiitinnur h.> .mm 1 «• .1 , ..." Tln.oiiiv'o omAn.o.,R 1 ri.'„ .1 ...:i » • 1 .1 ■> . .. . ... .* J _ '• ‘‘Ho has married a wiftn nml — 


Fur tlie N; O. < hrntinn AiIt. 


Thoughts for the Thoughtful. 


II V I.IZZIK NEWTON. 


Who 'that eon 
iiiiuistcrs of t 


considers the great responsibility *"'' ‘ nR 05tr uets^ 
.f the Gospel, oan.be unmindful urao Hvangeli 


misrepresentations! Do our brethren know t/mi 
tliese things ; and if so, cun they urge a union otlii 
with such a society ! 

That your readers may know something of 1 
tlioir strange publications, I send you the tid- -dii 
lowing extracts from a pnmpFilot entitled, tion 


t/niiL'. live three, live,jtnd ten miles from each 
other. ' Who 'believes this! If the writer 
docs he is to lie pitied. 

I do not know what the writer means by 
••direct influence of any evangelical instruc- 
tion ;'' and I do know that there is great des- 


1 imothy’s superior gifts and ability. The devil being an angel, must be full of But this confidence should always bfl'aAond' 

Kphesus was the m< «t considerable city in power: .Satan, by his lull, lost. It is holiness, ary; for tu confide in man so as entirely ti 
Asia Minor. It was made by tile liomans But he did not his strength, book at thc forget God, or cease to look to him ns tin 
the capital of the' whole Asiatic Province of several ways in which the devil, tempts, and Hoiiroo and giver of all good, is unreasona- 


ungehzat ion — A viow-of the events titution in those States 


their Kuipiro. Kplmsus was renowned of old thqrtj see his power. Satan is it spirit, Iiuv- ble, ns well tut reprehensible. This degree 
us the city of the Temple of “the great god- in ft .1 being which is intellectual, anil .can of trusting in mull, is moro dAoply ongniltcd 


J. | ,- S ' “ Ho lln » married a wifo and therefore can 
y stftond- rtot oomo.” And I l mvo heard a person, 

» himSthe Wlmn l b “ in( *’ h “ ' nk '' n “ mu i° Civorahlo 
“ Il,c turn than was expoct<g|, rehuko*auother fo- 
is unreasona- in tIl0 won ,„ of T ur .U td , u 0 th()1 / or 

us degree little faith, wherefore didst thou doubt ! “ I 

nlV (Mlirrnl f i.,l . 1 .. " ‘ * 


f their welfare, or coldly look on as they 


and -prospects of our Country — based i 


our foroiirn Hiuna," reputed, front its colossal pro- therefore convey himself into the fan?v, and among the different 

..,,.1 t tiAx ....1 1 r .1 .. cn »i • . i .. *. .. 


•ami or fall ! • Surely there are few subjects ^ ac ^ 8 ,in ^ relations ot Coljmrtugo/' 
jffhich should mitre deeply interest the Chris- , ^ ages ; region ot coui 


population j but, fitter all, I amsuTe that this P l,rtu,ns ,uul 1,10 splcndur of its decorations, fill the niind with impure thoughts. .As (lie auppt 


till, ditlerent classes than wo would 1““™ "!“■ .Jl ciwd I' or “n»,ffond of smoking to- 
, or even lie willing to admit, on a ’.v' WUh ' h " m 

examination. Kings, unon ,1 dr “" dl *">« whs, are. given to 


untry lying 


destitution is grossly exaggerated. So fur as 
tlie writer s remarks relate to Ohio and lndi- 


as one of (he sevon wonders of the world. Holy Spirit sweetens the mi$); with gbod pMtioi examination. KingH, upon their li e- , T7 -gi'eu «i 

It was the uniform policy of the apostles, thoughts, so tire devil, dicing an intellect, ml thrones, have been guilty of trusting in mm, "" whUkv^L^i.*^ ^.T 

first to estaldisli ( hristianity in thc'greut spirit, poisons the mind with bad thoughts! so as to forget tlioir ( 
cities, and flic licst reosoiis justified their pol- Satan,' it' is true, call Tiot forco the will ; yet and business men, ail 
•icy. I'lie large cities presented to tlie early lie can set pleasing objects before tho'eyes of speculation anil eo 

nH ....Alw..O dl... .>,...,1 f 1 I .,.,.1 *1.:,. I *11 .. ’ . .A* 


in, qr cull forth more importunate petitions ' K ' twcou tHe Alleghauies ahd the- Oltio river ana. I know that Ids statements are entirelv 

. n .. . o i .* . . <•( ill t ti i tiH innrn til. in UCtir Aioimt: . J 


I n ii throuc of grace. If our minintcrH Were uoni . tt ' n8 moro Hum nity counfcieH, xV i 1 1 1 an incorrect. In Ohio there are two very large .the la‘st roaiioiw justified their pol- Nitan,'ifis true, eantiot forco tho will; yet nnd business men, and in 

m faithful, tlie Church would be more avor “S e population of some fivo thousand Conferences belonging to the M. K. Church. Th '° lurK ' ! l!itica pwuented to tlie early he can set pleasing objects before tho'eyes, ”1' speculation and oommoi 

:ealoiis : hut remember; O Cliristian, if you s,lllla 111 . u “ c1 ', Bu uiity, or about six to the One of them numbers three hundred itinerant P r ™ cll, ‘ rs l 1 ' 0 number of hearers and and. this has a powerful influence. Satan trusting in niuu so as to 

jijel more earnestly for your preacher, lie square mile. 1 he whole district, is an ocenu ministers und us many local The two Con- d “ ! .greatest opening for usefulness. . The places before Aelmn a wedge of gold, and so The poor, wlft toil Tor a pi 

touIiI hi; more holy. ' Great,, great is tho ae- u1 ' uiountidiis, and the chief oceupatiyaof the ftrenec* eonihined contain, I think, not less 'urge cities of antiquity were the great eon- enticed him with this yellow bait. The devil t» stay their trust with tin 

"until! lility of him upon whom, is l^id the tlmt ° r herdsmen or liuuters. boss tlum siS hundred efficient preachers of hiitli Hes and supports of idolatry; in riliom wvre can excite and uct upon our depraved nature, instrumentality tliey. are 

iurden "f souls, and hut little leas will lie tlllin the -village* .have a population classes. Tho meinhersliip of tlie Church’ is or,H ' t, ' d 1,10 magnificent temples consecrated until lie sees some, symptoms of yielding-in - broad. In trade, the heggi 


contains more than fifty counties, With tin incorrect 
average population of sumo fivo thousand Cmiferenc 


so as tu forget tlioir God, Turn to flic .rich 
and business men, and in tho great current 
of speculation nnd commerce, we find them 
trusting in man so us to forget their God. 


uavlJ# p»irwf ( 

>rdia Iulelligi utr 
KKK. I’niifiiwu 


'Mill l»! more holy. Great, ..great is tho uc- 
"URtability of him-, upon whonris l^id tlie 
-urJcii of soul-, mid Imt little leas will lie 


of mountains, and tlie chief occupation the 
people that of herdsmen- or liuuters. boas 
than toluol' tile villages have a population 


T urn to ft TI! “ t?l “ KH ' , ’ f whiak > “ nd placed it to thoir 
r (he rich lijjH, 1 liavo heard thorn exclaim, '‘Bo riot 
the great current drunk with mo,, wherein! 

forem! " • h°T allcd with 61,0 *P irit " l)n °*her oooasion*, 
taneo. aliL^, ° ff “. ^ ^ «*V 


CoTrergVX-‘l P - r0fanCl ? ,,UUt ° th " S ° WOrt * : ’“T“ k «heed 


Lup wbqn wtmiswereoncemhig -Chcpritj-m’ -hMalreiUaeh. TTmJnlmhr--. fll ' r ' 'f r „ m ' -r^Otfir ' '' T'tius, it Vniriifi seen 


ifenslTor hint; and the charity with wliiefi tl,,ltH hve along the streams, or. 


Ires and supports of idolatry; in -them wvri 
erected tlie magnificent temples consecrate! 
to th.iopli!ry-Rnd'W>stsdwp'v^qke-«--Ate , !?rt''TAv 


uliitry; ill riliein were', can excite and uet upon our depraved nature, instrumentality tliey. are bloat with daily 
t temples consecrated until he sees some, symptoms of yielding "in bread. In trado, tho heggur forgets Ids God, 

some dlshOsilion tif'eiiibriiee tlie' iilid Kiioit, liv ail In'vdlimliirv. lfh.it l.v „,.t. 


Q g to rccure 
ixt unu. cun d» k> 


|av>’ r yarded him. 1 have thought much on 
wiis nmt tor, nioumcJ' over tho dolinqutncieH 


and valleys, gencriiHy remote from each other, 
ami ho Hituiitod as fo forbid their general en- 


j! Iwt/i pastor an\l peojil^, antr Tjefor'e (ioii • joyment of schools or pfeachjng. There an 


I co. 

I I ruce, Jin 0- 

ft i 


1 ‘wailed iny own short-comings. Occasion- 
illy mure incident I, rings it uiorb forcibly lie- 
ore me. and 1 lung fur- “the pen of; a ready 


not a dozen points in all that district where 
the G os pol is statedly preached each Sabbath 
by any z.ne denomination, and those wiio are 


that about imu-sixteenth of tlie whole popu- 
lation are communicants of tlie-M. F.. Church.' . 
The Presbytorians and Baptists are miiner- r [",, s 
mis, and tlie smaller suets — Protestant Mfctli- • j' h j 
islists. Fnited Brethren, F.piseupiilinns, etc , . 

are all- pretty well represented in tlmt great ' . 

State. Now, if we estimate tlie number of 


ktititn- diBpbuiWt td eiiibrace ffio’ i'Hd liy ttri'MWtoa^y, if not by a val- 1 r r „ a Q™uT lr 
eient mythology,. In them lived tlie splendid temptation. Thus lie stirred' up corruption unbiry net, his trust is fixed in man. Whilo r ; n t | 1(| tlm „ w | aM 
retinue, ol priests,’ and here were celebrated in David's heart, and David numbered the. tho seller, in his turn, anxious to get gain, " llni '' vl< “ 

the* pompous, imposing and time-hallowed people. The devil can not compel to tlie forgets liis God mid puts his trust in man. 


that ye despise not one of those little ones.” 
Tlie other point wliioh I bog to montiou is, 
Hut , late Olteiulance uu, fiiiUa), sasmten.- , 


rites of idol w.orship. 

In their stronghoh 
ties, with n policy as 


W Jm an cnaanw . 

people frequently, ifnflt constantly, goin du- 
ring tho tirno wlion tlio ministofand people 
are engaged in supplication at the throne of 
Almighty God. Sucli a prnctico not only 

diMhirlm t.hn ininlyfxxw nml a.. 


urif r • if I 111 * • 1 • . <•“> • • ’ t *» v* ' » .-’Liiuuiy lift: muiliilT ill 

• nm^-tberehy lead one to think favored with tho (Joafiel nwely hear it oftener. a ll those evangelical denominations at eight 
uifii^ it m winch even men regard these tlmn one* n month : while thousands remain hundred preachers and 180,000 rhurch mem- 
‘>gv -l am not oloquon^," and 1 from yeTir to yea? without listening to the Ws, we shall lmvcu total of 1400 ministers 



Hu 1 1 at mV 
coVucr of Onn* 


_ * - • , ,,, - —tiling io mi licrs. we shall have a total ot 1400 ministers , 

the siuiplc truth before you os more ef- preached \\ onl.* In one county, larger than tm d 3,000,000 church members ; or, nearly 
Mile tlrnii any imagery with wliieli I can tlie Statu of Rhode lslamj,tl,e only preachers one-sixth' uf the whokpopulation of the HuJ. T 

. .ir. _ two tiuilticiUel Lirciiit liiiler*. .Another According to.tUesc figures it will bo seen that ./ 

- m months since, on a pleasant Sabbath "’““‘y hies an equivalent to tl.c time' of two llt U m8 , twodliirils of thc poplation are’ under 

ng, a gentleman .net, at a bayou or lake, and a half mm ,., ters bestowed upon it. Other the direct influence of the word of God In °! 

, ? ° m “ ny mi - "W- ar ° ”«""y : Indiana almut onc-temVof the whole popula- , 

one ( w 1 i i *'i lla " ou 10 no unusua i I iio above refers tit the Western division ' tion of the State is in the M . K v Oiureh. and 
fronp o mi it inn •' i tT i' r< 11 ^! tl 110 VL>r * v irginiu, (as appears frnm aimthoF part of tlmt State will cumtmro favorably with any 
ilium ti V "f 1 , lni J llst Hum one oi .-the Book) nnd there tiro iriiout sixty eouitties other State in tlie I'nion in religion and 
'Tl T'1 00m, . 1,U || i ™ i,V in tlmt ,Uviaion »f the state, with ,i popula- morality. , 

wiiml . i' U - t M ; B “ lllr y “Hiking, and tion of at feast (.00,000, instead of 806,000; Is it again, nsked. wily and how is it that 


preached the Gospel as “the power of God his being a spirit, and can therefore strangely N'<T tlmt tho people have no voice; every “.TiTIT ^ IT' 0 ' 

unto salvation. lliese cities, too, were convoy his temptations into our minds, that man tins a voice, and should ho l.ourd in his . . • / mim8 “ r,i ' and ‘hoeo 

thronged witli strangers from many and dis- we can not easily discover whother Satan is plaeo’. Hut if the peoplb*«.>eak not accord- * '° “ lvl ln , llellut '’ ° “ so “‘etr endeavors to 
t“"t lands, who. hearing the Gospel und wit- tho fatlior of them, or whether our own ing to the oraulee of -Heaven,- thoir voico is 0< ’ n0C 0TI 80 ghuang. Is it not o fact 

| • tlmt many persons, who profess attachment 


nessing tin- working uf miracles, would carry 4 hearts gave birth to thorn. Often wo indulge n,| t the voico of God. 


e report into places -remote, and prepare the devil s suggestions, Blinking they were as to, forgnt-God, is the spirit and body (if 


(lie public mind for tlie coining of tile npos- tho natural production of our own hearts. 


m « i > — — j v — ” — » Mtuiuoa Kiiauuiueni 

shirir Id" ‘JiU “ 6th -p«“- 


the natural pruduetion of our own hearts, "id the jiurts) of idolatry. Honoe, when mail T cx ® rc,8e8 ’ 6,1,6 mftko 16 0 P*'*" 6 60 < h*turb 

When Peter dissuaded Christ from suffering, speaks, wo should guard our (belings t” T th f ^ ^ 

«... 1 ° 1 ! , , ... . h prayer, with the noiso occasioned hv IU, 


ties of the new religion. When l’eter dissuaded Christ t 

Greut cities tire the creators uf public opin-. l’eter no doul.t thought! all tli 
ion — tliey originate und cohtrbl the fusliious, ‘lie love he lmd for his itlastc; 
and give a complexion to their times and no idea Satan hail a band in it 
their countries. Those reasons allow tlie wis-. - Now, if this bo tho power of Satan'to coni I 


prayor, with the noiso oooasioncd by thoir 


Peter no doul.t thought all this came frupi ,‘lioy dooluro tlmt “a god hath spoken,” and fi.to attondanoo 1 u muon 

tlie love he had for his Master. Peter hail the worms of deatli devour us, und we die iu , h: „i, .. .* 

.... t.,„ ... , ■ ... . •_ -. \ lleluidst of Ufu . N,m0 "“J th,nk ttMo bints 1 


T*1 •“’-■ediugly sinful. As is generally as is 
d,,, y WBr e “"t transgressing in one fiftei 
!;'intalotio,.but added to the profanation of of " 
“•"My day, was tlip taking in vain the 
nme iif.il im whose day' it is. Without that 


111 tlmt (liviHion of tin* State, with it popula- morality. 2 

tion of at h‘iiHt 000,000, insteiul of 300,000; Is it pguin. asked, why and how is it that 
as is assumed by the wrjter. 'J’here lire about mi. • intelligent .pitstor would state that there 


dom of the apostolic policy in planting the vcy his temptations, so tlmt wo cun not dis- 


mulof lift ’ U " U Wl U ‘° m think f hc8 ° hint8 aru triflin «* 

, . . . , and that tliey arise from a sourness or smgu- 

’ the "’ 8ll0U d P , Ut 0Ur,n " ,t ! Hirity of disposition in one wl.o has no relfb 
man . No, the soul tlmt trusts m man f or „ jeu d'rynt ; however this may ho, I 

.Mil WHStllltr and dllllirorniiH frtundn firm II.. .. * 1 • 


fifteen inhabitants to tin* square mile* instcail is such great destitution in Ohio that one 


Oospel, first of all, in tho great cities of the cover whether they he his or ours f wo must lm« a wasting and dangcrou/i foundation. Ho HU | Jin it to their considorat* 1 th Jk' 
Kmpire.- be in great dauber of being led off from the rises not to^o^^or is ho stimulated by thoso Divine oracles ought not to boheldmn^ ! 

Tho tradition of the times tells that Tim- way that leads to Heaven, and had need pray incentives to immortality which raise nrP( i / 6 «, V* 1 *’ 


hundred targe towns arc so nearly destitute ( p 


>thy ended his labors and his life*by martyr- u head us not into temptation.” 


W,m, i W T' 8 WOre Ud ' “B 0 " 6 ** ot the Society circulate this tract 
rihWHi to thdm one seemed rat ioralmshed • *i.« i •. 


1 he chief occupation of the inhabitants, of ministerial labor ! The answer is plain . ‘ 'J'h 111 . . Cl ^ d n( j ,UH - * , n ll J c * 8< 
:of herdsmen* or ’hunters!” I wonder if 'They do not think that a town or country is !’,VT.2!“ . .!!. !.w .7.! l " d ° f ' 


mi in the eily of Kphcsus. There are some 
.ints iu tho history and character of Tinio- 


Maeun, Ala.-, lk-Vd. 


.1. W. I.. 


K,- * u not Rirffiy— * -"-"T ™ ,, "‘ r #bi»sbc«J[; among tlie few scattered semi-heathen of of thuse'men are •■ unedneated preael.ers," . 
ofi^finir „ek„T , :; ,l T US,U ,Cel n ° nB U ost " ' Hginia 1 Such ignorance would he “circuit ridersT" -^Kid if the agents of tl 


thy that may afford us, wetriat.hotiintiro- 
supjdied with ministers when a la»ge portion Utll |,l c nllltter 0 f refleetinn. ' 

ot those men arc ** unedneated preachers," or , . . , 

• ^ >.. , , • /. 1 ' , , His history shows us how certainly piety 

-circurt riders: — and if the sin-entK uf tin? ... .r ... . J * v 


f its sting, acknowledged it wtis a wrong 
v m«', at least an unprofitable one ; hut the 
tfier, with barefaced indifl'erencc, milde an 
1 ft at self-defence, remarked tlmt lie lmd 


high incentive* to immortality whioh raise 
him to the third heaven; his all is witli 
iiiun ; his trust is where tho seeds of disap- 
pointment are thickly sown in the doop soil 
of corruption; ho will ho “cursed'’ witli dis- 


ored ! 

Bastrop, La., March, 18S2. 


Reap the Scriptures with a Puke Inter. 


J ohn Knox in hli Last Moments. appointments Tliese nmko sail hearts and tion.— I n reading the Scripturoa, wllha 


inexcusitlilo in an F.nglishnmn who Imd never American T'raet Society could he brought to 


seen our country, if lie made any pretension believe' tlmt our ministers are evangelical 
to being it gentleman of information. But it ministers, and our churches evangelical 


sha ll w*p -U» reward and be productive of 
goisi. Lois, tlie grandmother of Timothy, 
was a woman of •• unfeigned faith," und uc- 


A short time before he breathed his lust, 


heavy spirits; tlieso weaken his affections, 
harden hit. heart and blunt his sensibilities, 


to personal application, wo should bo careful 
tlmt it lie done with a pure intention. The 


'ft thori/aiiil hhml'tl ^ n r * k?y "V" •’"; t ndd tlmt about tho time this tract was largo towns in'Ohio so destitute of ministers 
‘"re uf them till we' 7,."' k ' ,uv y u,ltl “ n g being prepared for the press, the assessors .of tis tho Tract Society represents, nobody will 


'» years before l n ,• ~ m fur worse for a iseeretary of tlio Amerieun eliurelies, you would not hear imif so mueli lf ,, ' , ' ‘ "V 

d jested at'ToTri-! 81 1>r, ‘ 4cl !° r ’ Tnu ' t 'Vloty to piake anil publish to the sitid almut the uioral and religii.us destitution l l( !l,l "nfu-r her"!!,'' '"!V 
Htonitv nmm,,. h... !. .*! U “! y ,?.f puHMn 3 wufM etatement* no wide of the truth. I will of thc country. Tlmt there are ono hundred , „ , , ,, . .. ,r 


, . i- r ’ fupted l.y heavy moons, during which tliu 

was a woman ot •• unfeigned fiutli, " und no- . 

, , attendants looked every moment for his dis- 
cording to tlie example of Abraham and the , ... . . , , , , , ” 

. .. ... , , ,, , , • solution. Hut nt lengtli he awaked, as f 

tflicllimr of A IHPS. Mho I'tiniiniim e me 1. ....... ^ ’ “ n 11 


Funronlini 


ire of them till u-e . h * r r, -I ,,irtMl tnc press, thpqisaessQi^^f 1 us the iraet .Society representH, nobixly wi 

r of (iod- but imu r* n ° ( »' ^ J uil 8 ment % taxable priqierty were paswing through West believe. Indeed, I very much doubt whetlie 
J pietuve it ,.. i i ^-l' 1 ° n wu “ d hack V irginia, and entering uiion.tlioir books thou- there oro’n Imif dozen such towns in tli 


lad i, .j i , ^ ' cuiwrine 

“tprusneets ^r^ C, ‘* ^‘° rinK lif " with . w "‘ da of »<«* «>f hind 

|'ruspeetaand _an extended field of e-- ■• -*- ... . .. 


Higp’bSt S[Ti'!r raK,qU ml " " Sl ‘ f " r,y oigllty d,lllurH I"‘ r " cre - But if tlie 

"“Wood by' these who stMnT^ 11 "' .""i " ritl ' r !“* CTred most "trungely about tlie 


7 ^, th080 wJl ° Hll,,uld have watched- 

mi t,!ri?“! nlr( ' ; toniptarflori came, 
l haV ® ho i >cd tliatlds story 
’ "Ut there are no means of deei- 


upon tlioir hooks thou- there arc’ll Imif dozen such towns in the 
us lining worth from whole State where there is not regular sur. 
per acre. But if tho vice in u Methodist Church. , ' 

t strangely about the Ala., March, 1S52. J. K. N. 


1 • r A I 1 , ,, , Wiuutm. lJUl III! U7IIUU1 I1U UVVUKL'U, 

teaching of Moses, she oonnimndefl hor liousc- r 
hold after her to fear the l.ord. We know r f<>'“ »«* •»“* “ ked ^ ^ 6ho of 

hot that sho , wus blest, with a son, but her b, S “ n K 80 1,1 1’ y'- rc t" u , 

daughter' F.nnice lmd the “faith” of her ■ 1 formerly, during my fra.1 life, sus- 
. , .... • , , , . tamed many eonteHta and many iihwaulfii of 

mutli(*r. 1 lus wa« reward and oonsolat on o , . , / . . , , J .. . 

„ . . ii i , oatan, but at prenent he hath anyailed me 

enough to repay all her outlay of maternal .. e P „ , . r ‘ , 

, * ... . J mo.Ht fearfully, and put forth all Ills Htrerurth 

piety and prayer in bringing up her oh d n , j . i , f h 

‘ . .* , , . . , , , to .devour and make an end of mo at 

‘•the nurture and admonition of tho Lord.*' , - , . , , ; . 


this great reformer fell into a slumber, inter- r T ni ,,,rt wm . 

rupted by heavy moans, during which the td * J" 8 -Hailing 8 , like so many siVars, are set scnlms l and plmrtsees searched the Scriptures, 

attendants looked every moment for ids dis- 61,0 . f, f n « 8 of otl “’ r8 ’ «“ d h « yCt w,th “ t d ® rm " g “ ny real b ™ cfit fro “ 

solution. 'Hut nt length he awaked, ns if lu ngtli is so isolated in spirit tlmt he is com- : ‘hey t/mug/d that they l.sd eternal 

from sleep, und being asked the cause of Ids 60 11 '““^‘5” something m thorn , yet they would not c«fe to 

sighing so deeply replied t,mt 1,118 11 b S» n g' " r 11 “tate of being, hut is clm8t ‘bat tlioy might have -life. He, how- 

■• I have formerly, during mv frail life. sus. lucutod wl,orc 16 ifl of nu U8U ‘o any thing ; «vcr wl.o perusetf the Sacred Volume merely 


a desert,” where no, kindred plant or 1 ’” r ‘lie purpose of amusing himself witli the 


shrub is scon to waivo u friendly sulute ; no histories it contains, or of beguiling tirqc, or 
foliage, wlipso verdant branch nmy cost a to tranquilize his conscience by the^Qischorge 
simile of sympathy ; no forest blooms, to (le- 


ns therefore profit • by tlie lei 


population nnd manner of life in West Vir- 
ginia, lie lma been equally blundering and 
incorrect in what lib says of hor moral and 
spiritual destitution. In tlmt division of tlie 


But God lmd more honor and 'comfort yet in 
store: Eunice was blest witli a son. This 


Often before 1ms he pluccd my sins before my '^l 6 66111 Uy0 0r 6666 6bu nlrwl tli fragrance 
' ~ — rs„„ ,„,i j' ... all is a dreary waste. 


son, Timothy, 'was trained and reared for 


eyes — often tempted mo to despair — often en- 
deavored to onsmiro me by tlie allurements 


Tho Grip of Faith. 


C 1 Mil i I ",| 111 O . of tho world; hut tlieso weapons were broken 

‘•"ii: “ lrom a child lus knew tlie. Holy 8erlp- , ... .. ... , , 

tores” Wl,.,t By the sword of the Spirit, the Word of God, 


all is a dreary waste. 

Sueli is the figurative end of that man who 
trusts in man. lie “ is eursed.” Ho finds nu 


of a mere external duty, i* deficient in the 
motivo with which ho performs his du^y, and"'* 
can not expect to derive from it either ad- - 
vantage or comfort amid the trials of life. 
Neither will it suffice to rood, the Scripture* 


heart floating in unison with bis — no bund of ““‘h the more design of l 


duys ll6t, '' r 6l “ 8 Ktroumstoneo, a 


sson Slate there not less 'than one hundred itiner- 


m mi . , , . .... , u v iiuu Bwuru ui uiu nin »»uruui uuu, . ..... . . . « 

tures What a, noblp instance is Junothy |ind tIlB onolny faile(l . N ow ho has attacked 8,8 ‘P>f 8 P>^/“ 8b M« 1>,» griefs, or tfcrow 
oi tlie truth of the injured teaching, ‘*traiu. ; u _...m . , their choorra) and concentrated emiled around 


f'"7 fro ">. 8 "amp mooting, to which J ns many » trembling 'believer : 

«(ii° anx,oual y looking forward ; iH-nn- if wu add t ‘ '.i. 1 *. ."'i* 7l- W "His not tlie quantity of tliy faith tlm 

, W . ,'W inquiries, lie replied tlmt; lie preaehors sav^four l % " , , UI V | ^ ' et lodl8t "hull save thee. A drop of water is as tru 

J5 ot “ "'«« hut little good done; tlie number bolonging to ll'n" , "“’ ri ' 6 water as the wiiblo ocean. So a little fait! 

^.careless, and thl preabbe s-as hZS is as true faith as the greatest. A chib 

d « ht '7- f " ll8 .. ,ruly livi “K as a we. 

ii',t , ,0 y were only engaged in “cut- quite possililo tlmt my t'sti'mate of tlm 16 18 “ tl6 6 10 “twwuro ol tliy fuitl 

* D R ,‘ueli . it tj6 ,8r ’ mort1 intent; upon eriti- of other than 'Methodist preachers is 7 61,86 WIV0H thee, .it is the hloi'id that it grip 

Lof tho ^“^'atbaninaskitig tlm. largcg. dmeauso Ji is-„otsJ.us that neither 1,8 tl -'° wwk 1,8,111 <* ' 

*0 tliouj "q, hKm ,lUOt,1, ' r 1 ‘^M> d Brpabytorian nor Episcopalian preael.ers rb e , ’ « 18 ‘ ^ w 11 

“'K'buri tttblo 0 l au 81 1,,u . ,,t .exaggerated, wont to labor in tho mountains N lk y ,,7 ^ «f weU'ari tho strongest urn, of a man 

ko.ii it came 7 ' kn#w ,6,,lt 6,0 from « tens of thousands of our nmuntain’ no, a ' “ ‘V’" 1 . lumd " mt 6|,W ' *'¥ 

m wus , nu 1,88 ‘y conelusionsr |„tion who never saw one of “the amaZll " ,wt tl,B ,nl ' nt ‘I 60 t h y^ n >«utb, hut it is th 


uut proachars belonging to the two divisions 


oump meeting, to wjiich I 


friend G ( ^j le p’ i Church, and pnobahly 


*n UnxioUH ^ ^ uy king forward; iii an- 

iW..I" y in, l uirlc8 i ; ho replied tlmt- he 
Wheru whh l„,f i j;..... . 7i... 


I , mm uiu - jireaenerM- aw 

Ikou rl V ‘ 8 ^ L ‘^ ^ lti p^aehers tent, 


John Welsh, one of tho early reformers of of the truth of the inspired t«*aehing. “ train. 
Scotland, horn 1 5 7 0, has given a lively pic- | up a child in tho way he should go, and when 
turo of faith, which may serve to encourage j lie is old he will not depart from it.” What 


me in another way ; the cunning serpent has I 


labored to persuade mo that I have merited 'T? “ f re0rc ' atio, ‘ or 8W0et 

1 uflim (n urliw.li lin non vntannt 4 ,._ . ...1*1,. 


me trembling 'believer : an encouragement .is this case to parental 

• It is not the quantity of thy faith that faith and duty. Little did Lois and Eunice 
shull save thee. A drop of water is as true know that they wore educating ail embassa- 
water as the whole ocean. So a little faith dor for Cod, and training a hand to scatter 


E ought thoy were only engaged in “cut- 

eati 1 °bher, more intent mum rriti. 


is as true faith as the greatest. A child with generouB philanthrophy, on a hundred 
eight days old is as truly living as a well holds, tlie seeds of eternal jife, to be a boon 


•So it is not the meusuro of thy faith of everlasting gmsl to perishing thousands. 


Nap,.,...! i Uler ’ 111 oro ^tont upon eriti- 
L 7 atU Thor’s effort h thr»n *i*„ 


limner that saves thee, it is the blood tlmt it grips 
is * too to* that saves th.ee; as the weak hand of a 


“Tho kingdom of (*od cometh not with oh- 
servatiiai." .Little did llip gre qt .und f aitli- 


wus wont t y uoiietusions, i a tion who i\eve 

*“ lu, "flii8 f t .n lllnillntl y u P° n tl,c «>f the Apostles! 
“mud i,y otliQr """i *" 66,1,0 66 wa8 ei'n- see them. 

«M|iew ftlt „q 1 vrond °f® d buw tliese But, I mistake 
"“embared the® “'ey 'left -the gniund: and are not ministo 


qeyer saw cue of. “the anceessora 
sties!” Nu: and they nover will 


But, I mistake; Methodist “circuit riders" 


"Heiubered thru, I grininu uuu are not ministers; they aro merely “unlet- i i i r .i . 

**iwteii-tji„ 0 y ^r“ ddy - ,ldHin ' ,I)BVod tcrod PWMbgg , " ot " unedneated oircuit "( ‘."J * 7 

ihi*. p‘ 1 -l . , M ptciully iinnointed to wor- • i ■ .a . , jet all Saw not alike clear] 

r 6 V^' I’ffhaps thuy^ thought thusu eriti- ! T.i 7.T , w ‘" n8 T uto I’ ll,ln fr ‘"" near - hand, and sumo wei 

littl e larni 088 Aversions, and it may be tliev ,0 - v - ,ur ^y HU l > I ) ly tho pliico of a that were near hand migh 

^poctedu ny one noticed those sm les ^ Ul0ir C0l .P° r ‘ than those that wore fur 


child, tlmt leads the spoon to the moutli, will less world know or care that these two hum- 
feed as well ns the strongest arm of a man : | hie women, -in the,, privacy of their home 
for it is not the hand that feeds thee, albeit ! were* under Hod, preparing au instruinental- 
it put the meat into thymouth, hut it is the | ity that was to hear a prominent part in rev- 
meat carried inh) tlie stdniacli that feeds time. ! °lutioni/.ing the whole face of liuman soci- 
So jf than canst grip Christ ever so weakly, i ety, uAd in founding and extending a king- 
he will nob le.t thpe porikh. "All that looked i dom, of Whose dominion there should be 'no, 
to the hraxen serpont, novor so far off’,, they \ end, and whoso extent sho.uld reach to the 
W ‘T° h®nlod of .tlm utirig of the tiery, sorpeqt : j “utmost hounds of the everlasting hills.’ s 
yet all saw not alike clearly, for some were I As the acorn contains the oak. and all its 


heaven and eternal blessedness, by the faith- 
ful discharge of my ministry. • Hut blessed 
ho (Jod, who has enabled mo to heat down 
and quench his tiery dart, by suggesting to 
mo such passages of Scripture as -these: 
‘What hast thou that thou hast not received? 
By tho graco of Cod I am what I am. Not 
I, hut the grace of Cod iu mo.’ Upon this, 
as one vanquished, ho loft mo. Wherefore 
le t us give thanks to 1 1 iy Gu d, 1 1 irough Jesus 
Christ, who lias boon pleased to give mo the 
victory ; and I am persuaded .that thc tempter 
shall not again attack me; hut within a short 
time | shall, without any great pain of body 
or anguish of mind, oxehango this mortal and 


sistcij spirits to share his griefs, or throw tt0 ^ Uft ^ ntet ^ Bacrot * unlei* suck 

their cheorWj and conoontratod smiles around r “‘ din 8 1,0 accompanied with a desire that, 
him— nu place* of recreation ur sweet cunso- through them, he may ho uoovinoed of hi* 
lution to which ho can retreat for a whilo — self-love, ambition, or other faults, to whioh 
no hymeneal or social tie can hind him to 1,0 " m y 10 P et ' uIi8r 'y opposed, and that by 
one green spot upon curtli, or point him to d,e assistance of diviuo grace, he may been*’ > 
liappiness ulioad, for “lie shull inhabit the aided to root them out of his mind. [Bishop 
waste iduccs," This carthlv house of God s Horne. 


liappiness uliead, for “lie shall inhabit the aided to root them out of his mind 

waste places," This earthly house of God's ^ orne- _ 

•, taherhaele is a waste plnco ; his soul dwell* . 
there. This is hut an index to the greut do- Silence. V hat a strange power is in a- 
sert of Eternity, to which tlie soul tlmt 6l,IM ! 66ow IU8 “y r( ‘sohitiuns oro formod-- 


trusts iii man must go. Then in whom l,uw - Inany “ ubU “° “» r l u0818 effe0 ‘* d 
slmuld J trust.. 1 .. Ans.. •• J!rust la tho living d “ ri ?B. tll “ t I’auBe,.when tho jipa are closed, 

P' 1 ll I a... A 1 .. r— h *1... A.A A.f l.«_ 


God, wiio is tho Saviour ol ull men, spceiallv 
of them that believe, ” T. .1. I,, 

bouisiuim, 1H52. 


Tekdencv or Tiieatkes. -A Now York 


... ,...^... 1 ... ... ; ; ■ — - dresseo Keep bhuu™, wet uu who 

misorahlo lift for u hlossed immortality, let,6ur writer, not purtieularly rigid in his :_i,a_ wur ^ fi, going on within 

. . iriviui Itiu taslimMn * l. .. -Vzl- • h J ... 


through Jesus Christ.” 


morals, gives his testimony upon tho infiu- 
onees of theatres and tho plays most in vogue 
at this time : 


and tlie soul ssvotly feels the eye of her 
Maker upon her ! When some of those cut- 
ting, sharp, blighting word* have been spoken 
which send the hot indignant blood to the 
face und head, if tiioso to whom they are ad- 
dressed keep silonoe, look on with awe; for* 
mighty wurk is going on within them, and 


filahces 'oxohainr«l Ll ’ J t n'"° 6eur8 ' Al| d it is liy counting out alt our itin- 

J?r ,l,0 y d8l n^ »■ r a ,. P “ nd l,,uftl "toi-turs, that those agent* 

t Uty ’ ^tyffid tSm 7 m ‘ d 8UCr " 6,,rie8 a 1 * 8 onubftd to present such 

fc ^ta hum L " t A , TJ W ! { ! alUtm t,f t6le -'“.ritual destitution of various 

te «a “'tT 

' <0t j tl,n ohurul > built up and knit 1 ut > * 1 >y 18 “ 61,86 those sons of the moun- 
U, 1 • SLl-y were so ^ ^ inhabit the poor 


tract that they hnrdlv suiiidv the nltoofe ",®? r 6ml “ 6 ’ “ nd ) v,,r " l8r uff . Those j fortunes, so tlio child contains tlie man, his gun, in giving a sketch of religious matters j upon a state 

“minister” any hotter than their own crinor , ""If ‘ Und ""K 1 ' 6 w “ "‘or® “'early I liistory anti destiny. S„ of tlie eliild Tiino- there, lias tin- following facts ami figures : philanthropist groan in despair 

tears. And itVhy coding out Tour £ «*" T ’ , " 1V, ' rtlM,, “ ,8 • ‘ 6 " ll ° k, ! ow 61,0 ""'y ^l ,6 «^ from a Population of the Territory ..., 

erant nnd lneol f, .. those. tlmt wore fur ott were us smut healed of I oljjld, so lie w rs “ well reported of by the M E. Church ministers 

and secretaries nr ^ers, tlmt these agents the sting; when they looked ’to the serpent, brethren " ■• I’.iul would have him go forth Protestant minisfiTs 

SumiXsni t t”.^ 080 ” 6 * uch as those that wore near hand it was not ; with him,” on his mighty and far-reaching W^UonjUiat minfttor* ...» 


Rei.iiiion in Due, ion -A writer from Ore- “Anotlior report from tlio Chief of Police, 


tlie spirit of evil, or their guardian angel i* 
very neur to tlicin in that hour. . Duringthat 
pause they lmvo made a atep towards heaven 
or hell ; an item has been scored in the hook 


.. , . . | , , Ul m ““*•» *>>« MVaUU DtiUlUU 1 

city inurius, which makes a r • i , ,, 

main in 'Lnair ! ’ What is * h,,,h ** ° f J« d * ,,, ““t 81,811 


sue opened. 


.30,000 Urn cause'!’ asks the latter. If tho Chief TBey are strong once of the earth, the .nighty 


ns those that were near hand : Tor it wa 
their look that made tiu-m whole - l,u 


would tell him thus, lie would toll him no- 
thing hut tho pluin truth: •( find a groat 
cunso i'or jiiveuile depravity iu tlie playing of 


for good Or evil, those wbp know how to keep 
silence when it is a pain and grief to them; 
those wiio give time to their own souls io wag 


‘"Wdst tlm „]," 6ly "' rU 80 '“W mourn, 'ri 
and ,, jf ''i' n,6 y“' ,m l’ l8in of our preach 


itriota of our great and lumpy 'country T .,7 J, “ J ,,,88 y 1, ; vu ’ 1,1 I 1 "* 6 "" ,,,8,, y l8,,lJ » 11, . , list (unti.lnissii.miry) ministers. .". 

But, wil v is it ti , , l '' ' wliom the sei pi nt did represent, ho, ii thou uud-prUud oupituls, "JesBs und the Uoaurree- I'reqhvteriiiii '(old iind now) inirijstqni, 

ina 'nnd ,1 . I"* n* 80 sons of tlio moun- canst look to Cjirist i!Vi-r mqmcunly, He cun tion,;: ,*iio was honored, also, by bring tho AHsmuule and Assoc. Ret. ministers. . . 


Vicious plays at tho minor theatre!,. There “Houg n^n-t temptation or to the power. 

1 • ■ of wratli to stump upiou them tlieur wither- 


-■• uj, unu sou ,..; n o nn j , , | ,w ' .' •■■ • , no cun 

re si, few -niouinera ! „ ■ ,"7’ ,!?’ W ,!° ,nl,,llli t tile poor ! take qwiiy tlie stiug of tliy oonsciefiee, if tliuu 


was houurvil, alHo, by bring tin* Associate and Assoc. Hot; ministers. 


I nrvrr mu. 1. ^ Smitli, ! helicvrst : tin* wrukent hand can take a gilt identify his ’name with the history and idol 

tleH ,M ^'rs^\ i . 1 U * S, / (< * HsorM Apos- us wdll us the strongest. Now, C’lirint is the of the Church throughout all coining lithe 
_ i x. t ' V not P f tPr. I gift, and weak faith may grip him as well as 'rimotLy conseorgted iiis ytruth and* priu 


object of two inspired Epistles, which will t^ilol^lantl PrcHljytcri.jin niinjstorB.} . 
identify his name with the history and glorv * Iot '^ an f ^*i ,,hC< ‘l )U **•' v* * * • 


&n d off,,, i , y '""Penn ot our preach 
Motion "" *" r or Adumi 

their Ultn 118 tis arc wei w 

S ar.i llttturt ‘ M * and harshly canvas 


•• •”* “'‘gene or Ailumie | , Mir brethren ! |j; 4 | „ , . \ nC u* „ n WB |, llN , Timothy consccrgtcd iiis youth and" -prime i nu. v o.v-i ii.m »: w ncu a' man s ' con* j • Punng tlie past tuonth,- »t<t ifiuths have. 

“‘ea us fallen ^is arc we i wo i » 1V ll'm » »“. l ',° Ur <on r,M ‘‘oni them strong faith, und (dirist is us truly thine when to tlio service of tiod, and idiuorfully. laid hipir *Hji«nuo latgins to get Imrd.it does it fastrf been triisl for burglary, and con vietod,' every 

turi‘H. zstz.l u . J nmutaui Are they not the suhieetH l,. a . r,.iO, O,,,., la.* ..U' .... n . r ... • . a, ........ , < 4 ., , \ .. 1 / 


'I’ll IV, Cotf.'CI liNl'K. 


a man s ’ con 


4 | is now dtiactiug nt ono theatro Jho drama of ? wrut 1 * 

3 j hull Clifford ; at another, tho play of pick ‘ n £ 

** Turpin; at a third, the melo-dr^lna of Juok 
- Nheppurd-in each and all of which crime is Jkoso wo 
^ shown up couleurde ruM.' 1 dress, wou i 

i- • During tlio past 14011 th,- »ix }i6u(li3 haye ^ 


Is ilr ,,1 ^ anVS “ I "“ r Heavenly Father’ 


words ilnd looks. 


icy not tlie subject* of thou hast weuk f’uitli as when thou hast e 


“l'fi'oee who are incupublo of shining but by 
dress, would do well to ouuuidor tlmt the oea- 
trast betwixt tiiem and their clothes tom* 
out uiuch to thoir disadvantage. 


scare aw well us otiiers! to those triumphant joys thwiugli 


iou hast come elf as uu yffering on tlie altar of.- Gliriat. than any tiling in nature ; it is, I nuiy say, one Of whom admitted to stealing money in 

ti the strengtli When the old anil wusteii seek G(iU, we feel like tho I, oiling of uu egg. it is very clear at the beginning, that they might-visit the shll- 
__i: I or.. 1 - .. 1 - 1 1 1 _ . . s a... i t.-. 1 , . . .... . J . . 


j as. inis may J) u y they ho“‘sa ed 1 II i vuuoe jejrp v,,e au-eiigip " „e„ ui<- „,u uuu wusu -,1 suea won, we i eel nao me ooiiing oi an egg. it is very eieur ai tfte beginning, trial tney might- visit the I 

n, e, tUli lead them to tliiuk it Hna, 111 tllv0 , n 1 1,,m ' we of faith." Let every trembling sinner grip , "thankful : a brand lias been snatched from first, Imt its soon us it gets cloudy, one minute ling pita of tlie theatres. And every one 

' ' 1 repeat, why am thsy not oared fur by tho*« Cluist by faith. v I *>- >•' j......... i e„,«. • h * 


Any thing which au haiieaf loan would do 


| tiio burning; a victim half drowned has os- jmore, and you uiuy out it with a knife- j arrested m tlie theatre.” 


was is, pf course, uyt to be emudderod os a m*rit, 
hut Amply »* a duty. 


6T 




Cl)f Urm (Orleans (Oiruitiaii JLiioorote. 


RY RkTOUTS. 

-JLUb^au Oonfimx*. 

■r* n mrrmmt with tkr Minim- 
M Omtfmncr, Jan. 1656. 


(Mi Cfrmtt—^j Rw 0 W Onrt«*r— ■ CN4 K 8 
MLSUO-Oui Waa Ott 1M>. for China Ml*- 
I IMP r-‘ Ha*lMr Jto. AW(»n Minion a, in 
mS UmmV.wiTt and Ann ^r- 

RU»b*h H**»ltcr lift* mnulx-ni. MU- 
IMA SoeMT-nr NllWtt, 160 . t sttforaU 
f|W(ti— Hrr J O TIM* IN, half iHunretlr 


Ora N P Qmttn 25, to make mre 
life Bmnbw^J L CWcWr 25. half 
WflhaaeUc litorhn A M fftan 
;« 8 A Brooetemp 1 m. newto 
SOjKh»tUli«WI,tr Mlteas- 
UM W«h»-«R J r Omtn 
A u 0»ttw lift Ml»- w 
■A, it rwKi*, R 


u3l«LrllMA Ufs m«kr,>lflbr 

- TTi ■?" " iimn^MrVkujI 


Bnllokmlrbir Circuit— 9y Re? 0 Btrtdrr •% 

m Pieanml RwWN . 

tjn+rd+ Circuit— 3y Her R 8 Ftaky 

lAamm By * • *•**>•• 

A'ne PT-MhU tffrwrfr-Fj Ret J M «»ker. 
JImW** OfrT*ft— By A McBride. . . . 

riirr-^- CVrn^l— By Ret Jeff Bond 

Tn* Cirtuil — By Ret J F Roper. .. 

Jmrt rattff Circmil — By Ret J F Roper 

"omrra Cirtuil — By Uet T 0 Ollmore 

MtmtaniUt Ctmlft—By Ret A 8 Dleklneon— 

far California mission *. ‘ . 

Cknfrr Circuit — By Ret W Monk 

Ik « Sandy Oirrmit — By Ret W Vaughan .,, t. 
Dadrrilk Circuit — By Her J A MeCutrhen . . . 
Buffer ( PFfcifr Miinm)— By Ret T Klllough ; 
from ura Oarloton and eon for California inls- 

iv 

Miffed Circuit — By Ret E DOwtaR.. a 

Afl Tien Cirrt.if—By Re? 0 W flicke r..... . 

Kp ndo lp A (Circuit— By Ret W U llounaatal.. 

Qrtrmilk Circuit — By Ret Am Pkinner 

FROM STATIONS. 


24 <v> / > i ♦ j • ^ V 1 too common opinion that young men arc td'j 

ia»i (L'hriJSHltn iLiUUlfatr. ' m considered drones till thoy have “ finished' 

«• ... r t.linir priunniimi *’ will Rond niitiiv nf (lmm nnf 


too common opinion that young mon nro W Ll'J JfiliAUY NOTICES. ’'nation, The dearth of eminent capacities 

I>o considered drones till they have “ finished' is still moro noticeablo among tho Homan 

tlioir education,” will send many of thorn ont J " cflBr8 - Carter, whoso publishing Catholics. Archbishop Hughes, (an Irish- 

. „ f of tho world, having accomplished nothing. lumso ’ 286 Broadway, Now York, teems with man by birth) is a noisy, impudent, and su- 

NEW OBLbANo : . J . T i, oy wil , , mvp mndo no limrk . nothing „ f now and valuable UookB, havo laid tho fol- porficial, hut tolerably shrewd, demagogue: 

, ~ .. , theirs shall live after them. Not so 'with 1°™ng upon our table.; which are on tale by F>r- Kydcr'a claims to distinction pest on a 

Qflfnrrlnv Mnrfnmr Anril . ... ". 1 ii , .11 lew discourses, in which he denies that Lord 

SatUHlay Coining, _Apm thosejvho begin to practice as soon as they -J 1 > T Bacon was “in any senses gent man sneers 

begin to learn. Even while under tuition,, h(Brt „ nU U ". the , inductive method ns ridiculous, /hud 

Death of Young Men. there uro whole elnsses of munkind below »«m>. 1852: lonm.. 58opp. usserts tlint “the church'' was never uhlricnd- 

, providonco con- attainments whom they caiv tench. It will strike : renders as rcmarknblo that ly to the nuireh of science or the freedom of 

“ There are thousand things, lotol with overy this work of the famous Edwards should now thought; and Bishop Kendrick, though ho 

cerne m U,e death o young ; » ^ flof ity , tho willing hand can.find »* published frou, the original MS, f„r ,i t ^ ^ f? 

be fftthomod l»y us. it however forcibly sug- 1 r,-. , 4 , .. cent Latin, lias done nothin c to preservo Ins 

_ .. , . c .. . to do. Iho world is largely debtor to in- tme. 1 licse lectures were delivered m . ...... ,, 

ecstfl lessons for tho conduct of tho living: ' v 6 J m. name, except in tho lists of tho. HOnian Lath- 

for men may learn their duty from (imfs tlUMioe etorted and to Works wrought by afT- 1 <*•*'; Ihey-are eminently practical, • and olW Bfflibps or I’hiladelpliiir iuid Hulllimm-7 

.. mnv ii; s r .,,, prcnticos, and juniors, and minors, and under- '‘ko^all their author ever wroto, able. The Brownson, whom wo liavo mentioned else- 



iK Cfwi-Bj Rr» 0 8 Hurt; 

■■LTg 147.19; BBklo Clupri 12P M) . N«w 

S35TES; Bg yl ttb o 10236 , Frmnkiin 146 

Rocky Mount 4S40 ; War 
rt^SKlBt^i BaWwtn-a »■» ; Piny 

SuriN ; BocMfr tfUl 7186 , Mount Scbo 00 ; 
Ukmr CBa»«l 1<B 45; B'fM** 190.44; Mc- 
KmStm Ml * ; Fatm oLtpri 16290 ; Fort 
■SuB.45: Mount *l«l 116 J|£T«xmB,00; 

Jam AfetnJky- W F Motgan. nn A t 8t*f- 

SS^Et'S 3 M^'S!A 

Wsnk.arC R HcwvU. ml. H llrthWa, 

ntnma« k a>A. w u suinMbJ 

Ztondpoopir. K»» H Dart.mr, II 8 W.mtar 

TcDn. fiTSb-tolm IWir,™ a toM, 

mim C l>«rr. ipt. mu. A On.™, mr. 

htn Bta aomw.an Slav. tr„ R»r a 
BZwhur.an » Shw.ailM HA Dr», H.r 
W w E ern, IMWhmip., ro M IUT.SI, 

Rif W ■ MMI. mldfA ll«ttoon. mr. N.o- 
CJ BHAMl. mtm T liu «on, mri. Dr Cuo- 
ntagbaia. tan M P<3»latfU*i. Rtt A Tatum, 
Jnftu Tatum, rnka M A |Mittn*tou, mn L A 
KaUy. aare 8 Stabba, mtf’r- Cajudaj. mn L 
MaUwy, MK* 8 SlfUamk.m n. S J Crymea, mn 
■ llama, mn M Tarple;, mn M KUlagtoo, tuUa 
FAR Prewitt, mn M Lntx. mn M lilgbUner, 
mm R J KjmrU. mn Jana BaMl, «r, K lllghtowar. 
mn BAR FatUlo, mr* B Bttmdennirr, mn K 
Bullock. mn B O Umry.mraA NorrU, mlm M 
K Benaon. mn C SClcugh, mn L Gnan, mra J 
•roam, mn M J r«(un, mn M Cloud, mn J 
llaarilum, mlm G Roberta, mn K U Road, mb 
8 BfVuaear, Nathan lot Hurt, W B Heath, mn 
Tf Tr«iy,a»A Story, mn H M Heath. . . . 

Dc Rett Circuit — By R*v A M Box— to make 
the following life member*. Rot K CaUaway. 
mm3 Callaway. Rea 0 C OaUaway, mn 0 0 


Julmm— By Rot C D Ollror— !o maka tho 
Mlowlug I. mt. : Lucy Hill, mn F F Tarrrr, 
mn A Hardin, mrt M I! Dillard, mn V Darin. 
T Glower. J W Kidd A90. to maka bin daughter 
1. m. ; Mary R Wynn, Inn M Oglrirea, mn F 
Harper, mn F Tumor, mn Margaret Terry, 
mn K Clowor, T Wlngato, Hot C D OUrer, mn 
L A OUtot, mn N J Carlolon, Rot O DOU- 

Ter and Rot 0 R Blue 

Manlg ornery — By Rot J T Uaerd— to maka the 
following 1. mn. : Col Jack Thorington, Wife 
>n. J N icklea, | 


be fathomed by us. It however forciblysug- ™" n,m 

lessons for tho conduct or tho living: U> <»• Tho worM ia ^ dobt ? r tu in ‘ 
For men’ may loam their duty from Cod's toute CM and to works wrought by fip- 

ways, though they may never loam His rea- l’ rcntiuo “- lind “»<»«• 

r .. graduatCH. Thoro uro who havo done n good 

sons for them. ” , . , b 

... A . . * -a un...* : life s work in getting roady to live. They 

Most mysterious wo have put it. What is , , , , J 

. . ; . „ , , began to live oiirly. Lot uonth come to such 

more athwart human hopes, or irreconcilable J .. w . 

. . i * a* i, . * i soon or late. They can not live in vain, 

to human calculations, than* such an event ! J 


Vtfis. 


sSSttia MWhgrsrj 

H awk.mrij MRIn W^iidw, mr. W 
W UvAMT, an T HooUr. nx O U.Ur, Uon 
W a Vn|tl. B n Jorl HcCnv. mn .1 He- 
O.., mm U dmwfiml, mim L Brarwt. N K 
Oramp. mn B IMmm, B lloton, mn H J«ck. 

^uirTc 

M Vmmhan,mra M VMickaa, mm R Vau*h*n, 
■un T Fux, K Cmwford, mr* M II Cmwford, J 


Montgomery — By Rot J T Henrd— to make tho 
following L mn. : Col Jack Thorintfton, Wife 
and four noun : J N Wllklnnoo. J N lekloa, mr* 
« A ilolt. Rot J J lfutchln«on. Rot J T HoArA, 
Rot l> R Bluo. mr* II W HlllUrd. mr* A WU- 
llama, M Mlftill , mim A Crommriln, f 60 for 
California. IT from oolorrd people for colored 
mlnrioaFAUahma, Wllkinaou’.MMaionary Box 1 
, Cotumbut — By Rot P P Niwly— Female Ml*- 
•Innary Society 632226 ; Dr C W Malono 32 60 ; 
Bab'*bl» achool 60 10 ; Oolorrd Miaaionary 8o- 

Mmnu-Bj Rot K J JIamlll-to mako the 
flbUowtng-l. m». : J K Poole, mn It Poolo, E V 
Ki0(, MM King. R King, mr* K King. W A 
llinc*. mrt M J Bryant, Her J K Armatrong 

and wife, Busier Howard JIamiU 

Turn ou t* By Rot D vfr Pollock— to mako 
the foUoiriiL 1 ma. : Dr 8 K Jeunloc*, W A 
Battle. lion J J Ormond, mlaa 11 Scott, the 
Ctmr, mim C M Kltta, mlaa M K Ormond, mao- 
tor Iaaae Boring, mr* K K Billingalan. mta* V 
Owen, mr* J J Ormond, mother Garland, mtu 
MW ColUer, Rot D W Pollock, K H Vaughan, 

Nmla* M A B Scott 

■■ Franklin Street . Mpbile — liy ller J Hamilton— 
from Sabbath School Mlaaionary Society, ft* r 
D W l/vwl«; for Chlnoeo mimion. to educate 

Chlneae Children under Dr Taylor 

Green tboiv — By Rot A H Powell— to make tiro 
following I ma : mlaa L Drake. Rev J Dubolae. 
mn A W Powell, Rot A J Withorapoon, UeT A 
II Powell. Rot 0 Uarrott, Mn L Dubolae. Dr D 
Eddlna, Rot K V Lcrert. run A 11 Chriatlan. . 

Tutkegtt — By Rot T J Kogtir^-Jauie* Nlchol- 
•on $100 ; collection* to make 1. m*.. Capt C O 
Ruah, mn 0 G Kuah, Rot (HI Blue. Rot T J 

Koger and mn 8 J Roger . . ....... 

Dayton — By Rot W M LOTelady— to makelhe 
following L m*. ; mn M A Lorolady. Rev W 
51 Loreiady, by colored people, mn 61 Foatcr, 

mn W B Coleman V.. . 

Camden and 7 \ui'§ Ckapd—Dy Rot J 8 
2. W0 00 Hughe*— $60 from Capt Talt for California, 6 

lrom P Sterna for China miwdon 

Eu/attM— Uy Rot 0 C Gillespie— to make tho 
following 1. ma. : Rot O W Price. Rvt G W 

PoorneU, Rot 0 0 OliUwpie 

Living ttvn — By Rot V L Uopkina— to mako 
tho following 1. m*. : mn K Adam*, mn L 
Urtlok, P G Nash, Rot. J D Flaher. KeT V L 
Hopkins, by ladles, Collins, a servant of Hon 
Samuel Inge, by the colored people 


480 00 For the old to . die is, after tho common 

.phrase, “in tl,o course of nature.” Their Trea.uk»'b Rni'OKT.-Soveral communi-J 

Mission is fulfilled. The middle aged die and W™* lmV ° bC ™ Wd 0VL : r to 

» make a great and painful void by their death. ,n,lko room ’ fur tho Re P ort of thu Tr «« 

. of AliLlmma f!nnfi».rfln«i». It. luiwninr la <> 


graduates. Thoro are who havo done a good subject is thoroughly analysed and discussed, where, is but a spcmlld specimen of the tlieo- 
lifo's work in getting roady to live. They TltK foi.ded l.AMn. nr siunmrt.H of . E fiii^t Son. Swiss guard.” 

began to live oiirly. Lot death eomo to such By hi* Hotter. ISW: Muo.. n,.»7. • • ‘ 

soon or lato. They can not livo In vain. A neat little book, full of tenderness, and fw a, n.o. ckiMi* asvmi.. 

- as one may readily imagine, full qf allowable Progress and Anti-Progress. 

Treasurer's IiuroRT. -[Several communi- * J ^®* B ®* admiratiott.^ ^.iljpjj^toy died; An editor of one of our Church papers. 
cutionn L .of Utprest have been laid over to !° amb was foldw 111 tho . Saviour s bo- writing upon thcS “l’hiladelphia movement," 
make roomTor tho Report of tho Treasuror 8 ” m bcfuro hc WUR four y eftr8 ol<i ’ having expresses himself as follows: “If, however, 
of Alabama Conference. It however.' in „ givCn " mrkH of 11,0 Hol y S P irit ' 8 rt 'K>'»- an y ra,liui11 demonstration should be made in 


must n JHV...I.U vv... vni.i PnK » 11B I* i ' given many marks oi tho Holy Spirit's reecn- any radical demonstration sttOUla Dc maac in 

But they have had time to do something, and a a a 0 L ' lowc ' er i 18 ft or „ti n g infiuence. Parents can not noruso tbo South, we. have no doubt that it will 

they liavo had opportunity, and they have ^ the volume without much delightful sympa- ^ ,ri K inate V'th some restless and ambitions 


2ZZ'°^£?ZZr:2 paper supetjieded by the Conferenee Minutes. the ^.tua, cuit^e of cb«d^ taste or propriely !i using tbe to, on “‘adieu, 


may be.' Wo lmd not published it before, 


preacher, and nut among the members " 


though brief part. , Their mission to the eupeneueu oy u.e conierence aimutes. u. u. *«“*«*• 

An « , , , „ , But, upon fequdstpf.many members it iB now, UAI ,‘' ILLDsnUTlONS ; bring eyiglul md- ; m 11,18 connection, which is niero ad cop/un- 

40180 world has not wholly failed. In very early - . c . ipp for a^cxr. on *ubjccts frour-Sacrod illutory. ju- dum, and serves only to show tho writer's 

ago death inflict* bereavement,, but not ca-' 8 ,ven ' 88 tbe . AI “ u *f 8 b ° 8 ‘° W - m 8 et ‘“>8 *»' J ' Klt,u ' »•. destitution of argument, we would ask is it 

lamity, upon those who livo to mourhr lnto * one clrcu Btion. ere, see the grains Thii |s tho first volume in wlmf thk - ii quito Tespcctful,. under all tlie circiimstivnoe», 

There are solacing though* m the certainty tbat mad « «P tba - ad erful pilc , the rills ^ for this writer thus to launch forth his ecu- 

^ of infant salvation, and in fhe “ evil to come” that swelled into the larger stream ; tho g a th- ' ^ ^ 8urc8 - Kvery one can easily sec that the con- 

* that has been escaped. Life hangs bv a frail Brings here and -there and every where which . ’ “y “‘W* IHustrations. It verse of his remark is, Whoever advocates any 


that has been escaped. Life hangs by a frail ormgs nero am. umre anu every w, 
tenure these' first years. A thousand casual- mado U P thc heavic8t JliB8 ' ,,,nar y 
400 ““ tics threaten in this tender epoch, and hopes cvcr maJo b 7'“» A,muul Confcru 
that would bo cherished are held in cheek by tho noxt y uar ' 8 ro P ort (,vurt0 P thi8 
34 J.no theso well known contingencies. Blit when 11 

tho object of love and solicitude has matured Biahop Doane and his Convention. 

into a support; when the flower, that could ‘ w..-Tte „.r m th u b! 


f . “7 "1, . 1 \ destitution of argument, we would ask is it 

into general circulation. Here; see thegra.ns - - ^ ‘ . ' quite respectful, ..under all the circumstances, 

that made up tho wonderful pili ,• tho rilis a # U for this writer thus to launeh forthhiBcen- 

that swelled into tho larger stream ; the gath- CU H * IS ' LNINu l r u-,s, or tie ti in his surC8 Every one can easily see that the con- 
orings horo and there and overy where which 0, i lt *ro 5 K(rrie s of Daily Bible Illustrations. It verse of his remark'is, Whoever advocates any 
mado up thc heaviest Missionary collection' i 8 .^ 0 ^ to the Book of Job, and o%r po- change or improvement is a radical. * Kor, n„t 
ever made by. any Annual Conference -May mcAL bo0k8 ef tho Uible - 1 ’™ lm "' Proverbs, only, the Philadelphia movement-alb, gethef 
the next year’s report overtop this! Kcclesiastes and Son ? of Songs. Eow living and temperate-hut ever* thing 

1 men have done as much for Biblical criticism elsc of the kind, is “radicalism ' with some 

- — ..... . . persons, and every mail who thinks any 

. _ , ,, . as Kitto, and the results of Bomo of h si most , ■ 

Biahop Doane and hia Convention. * change in our Church economy wWuld.lie 

. , valualde researches, especially in tho depart- beneficial, is “restless” and “ambitioSs. " 


not at any time havc^een plucked without a T* * sludon ‘ * the Poetical Book^ill highly of the friends in Philadelphia lias called forth 

200 00 pang ’ 18 n0W th ° 8taff for . ag0 to eftn on > Heavy nud neriou* uutuw. l’l^e .ir« ninutet-u *peciiic appreciate them. .strong sympathy on the part of Dr. Leo, of 

when all that bos been professedly done iu charge* cf mout uii sort* and *1^*. Ho is charged with , the K. C. ‘Advocate. Is he restless,” "or 

X -iifo is a DroDaraUon norh'ans tedious costlv » bu l»l"S »»»«r ““■»«; ««« PtyWte— of .laduein* p«r.' •* lh> ,86 * : “ambitious!” Ho must know, too, or he is 

164 06 , ! ,u u pruparauou, purimpo wjuiuum, tosuy „oii« lo oudonw uotos for him of largo .aiuoanti, protond- * Q Pl»- 201 - . • . . , 

preparation to live ^ — then to die / Tarentsund ‘ngthatthey were to rouowuoioa which ihoy had airoudy A bodk for young people that they will not MtniI1 K c V helnnd “schedule t line, 4 that this 
i. X. ,. t >. . endonwd — thut ho u»od tho fuadfl o%tho Diocese to tlie . . , . , movement meets with sympathy on tho part 

130 00 frionds'hgve nood to pray for resignation to .oramt „r «„rtl'tUou«nd fl.n.r.-ti,.t h.^ ^nron, fteir lmvu lu lj8 P 8ld to read; and yet they w'ill 0 f a large portion of tfibintelligcnt ministers 

His will, arid to dwell much on this blessed “ 10 ,h ' u «t of hl> crvilltoni «„a tte smoust. C uo-Ukui— be well paid lor reading it. „,„i ,i,„ s,„ithnr„ n,„r,.l, 

X . ^ . ttette Urn. grounaihu 1,100 uf tlw |,oor.« n a up|iraw,d the ' niiu laymen in tiic ooutncri, Ltmrcli. Are 

truth, that God is “too Wise to err, too good hireling iu hi* wagon— that ho borrowed twvuntl thousand MAN HIS UEhlGION AND HIS WOULD liy Rev ’’restless” Ulld “UinbitiuUH ?" Espccial- 

to ho Unkind.” V dulUw from different ladles in hi* Diuceso which he never II. Ifouar. 1861 : 18mo.. pp. 239' ly, does lie know tfiat I)r. W. A. Smith, ut our 

11125 Besides tho testimony^ this week's obit- y °” *1,‘^ “^“ rr ‘‘ n '’, n A very Bubtle and Bearcliing exposuro of 1,l te (Jeneral Confereneii, intriKluced before 

uary column, wo have bcfuro recorded, in a »“»ou,«ilj oror »25e,.ioo— thmt wbijn te »«, «ctu«iij the various slmpes and phases of formalism tbat bod y u series of declarations and rcsolu- 
5SS brief career of journalism, tho death of sov- and 4^' b ‘ religion. The style is ^ Jl ^ 


Tmk Church u *r.— Thu* war in thc Episcopal church I iiieiit of antiipiity, are furiiiftied here. Eve- 1 Vet tins writer must know that tho movement 


. ,, v . , , . Charge* again*t UUhop Doane, of ANcwJcraey, arc of a ^ x nuuKH wul 

pang, is now the staff for old ago to lean on ; llt , (y ualutl , T1| L, ar „ nlnu ^„ ^ pucl0c app r6oittte them, 

when all that bos been professedly done in charge* uf moiit ull torts and *!*&. lie 14 charged with , 

,\ . 1. . obtaining money under fal*« preleucctt— of iuduciutr i>er- FRANK NKT11KUTQ.V, or thc Tnlixuian. 1862: ltimo., 

-life is a preparation, perhaps tedious, costly «, M l0 t . uJom , uou „ for Uu, or isnjo ..mount!, prLoU- <■? 


mn P FoxFR Cimwford, nn M U Crawford, J 

sLrs dE: 

ItelQtelM lifc«wwtert.ML,»ch,Sl*, r j 

■““ k ’ “*? * u --*-g o l ‘r A ** U *V' “Mi* 

A km, OnU MMiVojM CrawiunL tatg 
XCHte, mn Linn, Mr. A s r;Sf 

ISEPiZS, ™ 

L A IteM. IUT W MteR BM»k dUu aK „" X 

MteteMlltewl “mtU, m 
C KlnlrM mr. K TteMgtll, mr. B Kindred 
■te * KteteM, ■» L *w«r, mr. L KluAnd 
Urn i tMfc,Mte tell ^Aterewmbte tea 

lOm’f MVi a a R-a BUi* 8 Uro6i 1,US ,6 

jite. CSnM— >J a«v C C C>lUwu— U lute 

Iteteteriaa 1 rteri. HU tenTte 

Cte. Usraru, mn i Tut*. U W Mm, JUt c „ 


to bo unkind.” 

m. mr.E lkmiot, mn E It wilcux.f 11125 Besides tho testimony 

C'«A«K*a-Bj Rot J A Uwnl-lo uute 1 m.., , , , 

J Owln, inn J Uwln, mn 0 Hoot, mn L Wood Uary column, WO have hi 

muter rruklla U Hoard 110 00 v • r r ■ ,• 

(KrtmopAo-Hr ten J Barter 100 00 brlof 0ar6er ° f J“ ur “' lll 8I 

PrattviUe— ny k«t j. a 8ptn««.. 97oo oral young men — promisini 

* Piekennil't and Car r ollt on— lie Hrif W Mur- . , ' 

r«h M w young men whn Hoenutd-, 


,. r .. bankrupt lie lived and continues to live In a Btylc of extra- 

brief career of journalism, tho death of bov- TWnc „,, lo .,,to, a cooroutloa teu, boon hdX .nd thl„g. 


•V, un 0 0 OoRawaj mn J uo 
•u, ntejr teto, mte i Bolme ; 
ftr mm £ OU»«j. mn N Lon 



1» Lonptrwt, 
tete »l i.MteA 
■te a A Dter. 
8 AOOollowtj, 


Euiav — By Hot T It Footer— to mote 1. mi., 
Hot U Bhioffar, Hot T U Footer, ion M Jam- 

Footer 

.Sd«M — By Rot J L Cotton 

S( Frona. SW, MMIr-Ur Rot W inill- 

burn— from tbo Indio. T. 

AncArm and Oak Orvtr—By Hot U L Patton 
Tmlrntm-ilU and IKd H ard— Hr Iter T P 

Crjrmea 

tPMnUr-Bjr Bar W W Thomaa ,29 55fhan 
■Otend foojdo tor eulured Mtelp mid oeUeo- 

■ «<’ Vm* ’ Yiie-bj lioV W ' k 

Jlariana— By lior S O Cajira 

LHUACT. 

BaUnoa trom o.Ulo id mte Ans-ollna W 
amltojljr Lowndea connty, Atohama, by Hot 

• ’'flSuuitoEn. 


. . x - o- “ more extensive and important than uny con- 

nising young men— opponr to boro boon oom„*h«l»mootb^ .oror tor tho pro. earnest uud pointed. It will often brim: to . . ,,, , , , . . ■ , ■ , 

v. ncnt, but ••throe Hi*hop*,’' who luivc for'the uoucc becu . « “ tcHiplated by the 1 liuadclphia iriontlH, and 

*, hi some cases, to ho deTcated, arc *alil to have huuic cxp-hsive thunder in pre- 1 -^ ro there Jew that bo saved ! Dc* made, an able speech in their defence 


indispensable to others'* joy and comfort— watch at no di.unt day thoy nltr-Uunoh at the oided Calvinism pervades the book, but the was his offort without effect : for, we can sav 

, , ...... , , „ , 1 hood -of 111 . 1,011 Oo.no. [KxobuuBo paper. , . , . ... , , , , , . , . , . • , 


vs oc young men who had lively hopes, and of whom 
60 80 

there were largo expectations— young men 


. doctrinal peculiarity is not so marked as the ' n trfltli that three in four of those with 

young men 1 ho - “P 001 * 1 Convention called -by Bishop .'.p ho 8 e C0I ,a hand: and second rate " bum wo 8 ! 8 >b« un tllu subject— and thut 

“ “ who had prepared themselves fob life by Ik* Dpane ’ ** Ncw Jcr8ey Dl0<!6 :^ to reviuw religio'iJ , the unhealthy, and uncertain rcli- ,,umbcr H,cludod one ,,r ^ of our M*®!* 
, M boriou. discipline of mind and body: they the a ®Won .of’ Thejhshops of Ohio, Virginia ^ lub f umu to ^ ^ tbat tbaro ™ , a £«‘“‘ 

«u oo .ind Mninii in ref^reneo tfi cIirvitph mnunKt ■ ... truth in the allegations oil which the Doctor 

were stopping forth upon tho arena, with no ’ , . X , , . ,. fc with a religion belo^-vyhat ^od has provided based his propositions, ami nu littlJ'furcc in 

SK rneuh purpose, but with noblo resolves; the ‘“K un ’ un j tbereforo required— these arc brought his. reasoning. AndJIjut for tb'o disreputable 

"SHi TV or Id and 'the Church needed them much, ovtu loouuc. c la previous y issue o U t with uwAkoniug force ’and fidelity. stampedd on fhe qiart of tile l ie*nefiil. Confer-' 

lu and hailed their coming; they wore just from u P rote8t and appeal against tho action of the • enco, I think it very probable that steps 

r !... .7 11 three assailing Bishops, in whiclChc pr.o- so^os in the house of my filohimauk , .... wuulJ h # )ieca taken for the introduction 

the College with its fresh honors, just from b 1 1 i.ctwi a„a »rro„ g ,»i by » uay. 18 .V 2 f iom„.. pp. 310 . , , . 11 

.— _ TI . ... , ,, nounced their conduot not only unbrotlicily . . „ ... . . , .. of some of these modihcatiuus into our church 


18 and haUed their coming ; they wore just from u P rote8tand a PP t ' ftl a 8 ai,,8t “>o action of the 
the College with its fresh honors, just from tbrC ° ^‘'“>8 « i8hu P 8 - in wliich^lm pr,o- 
*» oo the . University equipped for the war- am, ,10UnCed their C0 " du0t DOt unbrothedy 


SONOS IN THE HOUSE 'OF MV, FILQHIMAUB ; m-- 
lcctudaml arrangftl by u Lady. 1862 : lOuio.. pp. 310. 

A collection of sacred poetry, much of 


h toy mn L Howard. 
WUters, mil J Petra, ; 


a M Dottteor, mt. H Willmm. mn 
■ Ctepd te Ml Mary Kawar, 
Mterlao*. mra M Augoatm. mlaa 


Animal mbaeriptiuD..,. Mao THEY died. Tile bough is broken under the Und unklnd ’ but inhuman. llicstssious -yAjich is.familiar. A song for every day in , , ^ .. 

j^ul i rf^aton^° l m!atte«r't 7 ' h«t a ° °° burden of unripe fruit. Alas for those hopes, we y e opened by a sermon^ from tho Bishop, tho^y^ar, appropriately headed with a verse largo number of thc 

Vrof Tuiwii.r, on propouuon u, r.i... >ioeo * that rest on the fairest things bolow tho sky ! alld ^ bo administration of the communion. 0 j. Scripture, of a pleasingly mournful air. Conference, tuoludiu 

* OtUtete. MteioiteteL.. loooo .... ... . ... . His address occupied more than on hour ill .... , ...>s j .. . ». .. 


and tho administration of (lie communion. 


, 'x “ • “ J And docs this writer think Dr. Smith and u 

thenar, appropriately headed with a verse l arg0 number of the members of thc General 
of Scripture, of a pleasingly mournful air. Conference, including bouio, if not all, of our 




J A CJateBt; 


ed people ufMobWkvJ Hamilton... 
■BMrjr at St Francis street. MobUv. to 
■u Iter O R Blue and ladj. Bar D B 
E D Lcckiuy , W 11 MUburo, E Hearn, 
IleRrn, Rev B Armstropg, Bishop An- 


Man, at his best cstato, is altogether vanity. a ^ res8 occupied more than an liour in xhe -volume 18 sjieatness itself, and affection- 1 bfehhps, are “restless” and “ambitious IP If 




■?Annlnmiy otTWklin itreet, to make’ i 
■u K«t D M Leyne, K D Lockley. W M Wight- 
m*a. 3 Wadsworth, amL J Hamilton— In con- 
ntictioh With thu Female 1 Missionary Society of 
that Motion, who had deforred ibetr annual 
meeting to this occasion, and by whom the 


larger portion of this amount was raised 

Mn Marv Holcombe paid Re* J Is Hughe*, 
to make Mlf l m ; 


John Wesley Leech, a little boy. paid George 

I 8 bar tier, former Treasurer .•♦. 

AtoHm ul Jewelry from DcKalb and Sum- 
merfleld circuit* ...» 


Suoh Bad dispensations are suggestivo of 'ud- 1110 debTery ’ in wblob ho 8tated tbo circum * u tcly inscribed toTlm bereuved, thu sorrow- s «> fpond.Deoms can well afiord to be placed 
moniUons: * stances under whioh he cxcrcUed hU privi- fu j and the he ; yy in this category, fhc.truth is 4 that just suoh 

1. Prepare to live)' These providences are leg® -of OttlBng ii-epecial Convention; a privi- - ' „ wntimenta os this writer puts forth, and puln 

unwarrantably used if they lead any to spuro lego that had not been asserted for twenty ism,,.. ,, P . 185 .’ " hshed in just such a spirit im his— pronoun- 

. , . j j i . . ■ . cine every man ex-cathcdra u “radical.’ Im- 

thpiselves the pains of discipline and the y earH *Jcforo. Ho denies the right of Ins An encouraging and Buggestivo narrutivo, CUUH0 j 10 ma y jjfl-,,,. f r0IU UB — , !( ) B t the Metli- 

expenso of acquiring thorough tit,nos8 for brother Bishops to take any action whatever bringing to view much that is noble- in life, odist Church thirty thousand members, and 
some useful department of life’s labor. It is ,n his case, as it had already been disposed but lacks the world’s imprimatur of greatness. placed aTiundrcd thousand other persons hope- 
not allowable to Reason thus : “Why all this of by his Convention. The special Conven- A blessing follows tho circulation of such lessly beyond our influence on u former pccq- 
weariness and self-denial 'in mastering a tion seemed to sustain the Bishop. Accord- hooks. Plain, diligent goodness is cheered Just such sentiments and spirit luivc 

trade, in learning a profession, when my days ^ n 8 ^ i e reports of tho daily papors, the on.* Tho cause of philanthropy is greatly rcctn ^y cost the English W < sh.yans ninety 

" J . . . . ... . .... 1 no . j thnuxmiil mom icr*. IiosuIuh Hoiih^ tin* (.onnoo. 


sion. Just such sentiments and spirit have 
recently cost the English, Wesley ftns ninety 


jnAVlpAKaitellMia ..... 

SMS Hr Otete-ljteTOK Hlu^P.H.: 

te Mte tea tete w ta f 1 aaa. Hr, -Wm Hlc., 


.y Ml. ■»» Natewte 

wn •• 

»'lf <l Brown, lo 

^te*tetetow 1 « t 1 m, (an Jawa Frown,. K 
•■te, O n rh a rl na Clark.. VateU Ctenuta. 
tewte,llte. A NsUa. Hal J W nr„.£ 

eXm Oraut-Mj Bra j W KWa' j r 7 


RECAF1TULAT1 

'Kra::::::::::::;::::::* 

Legacy and otter, source* 

From amount* reported by Mis- 
sionaries, read red by them dur- 
lug* the yea r, on their field* of 

l Premium on draft 


... . . . ' * 1 1 i • ai i „ it .. a . i • i • I I thousand members, besides doing the Connoe- 

may end with my. education ! I may die ^ I legal gentleman who led the party which is I benefited by such an acknowledgment .of un- 1 tion inuneasurablo harm; and in the end it* 


IP 


Ownnl— BjKaTKBlawklF,: u> 
M., H«t J J Hntnhlnaon 
nua Janro of OalTMUin. 
Bin ; ,10 b, Ha, A H MR. 

— BjK.TWWrfr921215: 
Troaanror: t 11 Tbamp! 


C 'm iij f te j Bar Asm. KUla— to 

fStetof al^Eto 


R1U*. 8r — $17 
loo; 6 for do- 


g* •«» C i UurUKro 
pte ffi n, w UlUiani.. 
W lro Fowot- 

John E bail, . “ _ 
-% tew 3 U Biuh-u 


Jon. 1852.— H, cub paid on HUhop 
Andrew's draft In faror 
j of Her 8 Armstrong. 

Geo ShavfTrr. G G arret t. 

W H McDaniel. X 
t Hearn. J T Heard, L B 

McDonald and T J Ko- 
* "" ger for missions in Ku- 
faula. Oolymbus, Mont- 
gomery, Talladega. Mo. 
bUcwDemo[H4is,iUounU- 
riUc and IliacalooAa. 

District*. Alabama Con- 

ference <4.959 00 

Jon. 1862 — By cash In fliror of D 
B Leyne and KBLockey 
for California mission . . 2,000 00 

By cash j*«!2 II T Curd. Treasurer 

mis* soc M K C 8 12,249 00 

K W SefaA. Secretory 2,696 00 
By discount on uncummt money 

17.17, couutcrMt 73 100 17 

By freight op box osjrtificates 6. 

Mcket and blank books 6.60.... 8 60 

B/funrarded to Geo Lan*. Treas- 

8/blllof acntenxa In tow of H ' 

! \w, rn r n * u ‘" ^ 

By amount report* 


others have dtfne, just as I get ready to live. ^ or investigating the - Bishop’s affairs was ostentatious worth. rulers will liavo to concede what it would have 

Thon all thU study, this painstuking propa- laughed ut, whilst tho ctoquon’t. spcechos in west.iunstek review. January, 1852 : Am.Hc.n )’9« n immoasurtthljr hotter to liavo profferc*}. 

ration will go for nothing." Surely man flefenoe of the diocesan were -roooivod with nrabyaUM. Lcnpnn l Scott A Co„ New York This writer may rest assured that the-jiuli- 
shouid bo ready to die. lie should not be less apphtuso. The present is an unusually interesting 8 >ou 8 'friends of Metlmdism are _ nht to lie 

W ready to live. A sudden death and a long A proainblo and resolutions were adopted, number of this Foreign Quarterly, indicating 

926.831 01 life should both he provided for. God makes Tho fast resolution approved thc protest of the course of tho new conductors into whose fend to cntertllin „ U eh sentiments and spirit 

Isith tiiesc provisions man’s duty by keeping tbo 1!i8ho P' and a<E™cd that the oqjiduct of lmnds it has passed, wlio represent, in pliilo- as to provoke and create one. It cannot he 


him in ignorance of both theso issues. Mor- riio. three Bishops was unwarranted by any sophy, skepticism; in theology, rationalism ; concealed from the world that many of us 
tality will not oxcusc tho sluggard’s sin. A Clln01 b custom, or usage of tho Church. The in religion, ktitudlnarianism ; in politics, lib- are suffering very inucli for want of mlqrge- 

woful improvidence has he been guilty of 8Cuond wa8 a ^solution of unshaken conli- eralism.. "ic.t— the place where we dwell is “too 

who finds his days stretching beyond his cm- tbo ^ - the integrity o h,s , Heforn , As!to public sentiment and contentment in 

ployment ; who has not work enough laid out oharaotor and purlty of hl8 1,ltclltl0 ““' Aftt ' r 2. Shell Fish ; their Ways and Works. tho church, these are very equivocal phrases, 
to occupy his time; to whom long life would 80V0raI effort8 10 Bubstitut<! and tH a,ncml > 3 ' ^ j^ 10 ” be tF ce » Employers and und , car[ling thu fttoU some men seem, 
bo a calamity and responsible position u w 'tl> the widest latitude for debate, tho reso- q Mary Muart. * - unfortunately, to be always behind “schedule 

curse, because hois unfit for their require- lu tidns were adopted by a vote of clergy 25 5. Latest ContinentalThcory of Legislation, time.” l)r. l’ock tells the world that the lai- 

~ ■- 0. Julia Von Krudeuer, as Coquette and cal in New York and vicinity are satisfied, 


mente. The ohanecs of not seeing to-morrow to 2, and laity 25 to 9. After this emphatic "• Krudcllcr ’ 83 L cquetto 

have been so nicely calculated, that if it V(, te. and the singing of the ' •(gloria in Kzcel- 7 The Ethics of Christendom, 

oomo he will havo livod a day too long. *'*” tlio Conrention adjourned at 11JJ at 8 . Political Questions and Parties in France. 

Two parenta were not agreed as to correct- m G hk - Tl1 ® result is looked on us triumphant ^ 

ing thek -interesting) but disobediont little for the bishop But matters will not be al- - ture. 

Zad. T^e one fondly remonstrated^ If ^d to rest here. . ' »; \OZ o^= 


Inl l n tete t M. 1 II.J te^TlSi 

U. 1UT .T CuUilU Ra-W Jl Hhah ro^ a 

■ten a outi. »..r!<;®t* A 


Mobile. Faauory. 

Not*.— T bsta Is a vide diTrrenoe lu the tuauDcr of re- 
porting mi s sio na r y money. Borne sent minute driaiU 
uf all mooey*. Vbrre. when, by whom ami fur what pur- 
pose paid. One brother give* mo Urn* blank book*, con- 
taining almost as much matter as UiU report, and desire* 


wo punish it and it dies , the rooollection wi|l , * .. . " 

bo so aflicting.” The other replied— “ We The Bible Betteii than Pistols.— R ev. 

925.831 81 will raise our child to live. If God wills that Mr. Washburn, Agent for the A. R. Society. 

inTiis lost report, rolates tho following fact : 

aacr or r«- it should die, be it BO. We may be resigned . „ , 1 . . , . .. f 

ute drwo , . • fa “ One donor, who is n stranger to the hope of 

*hat pur- Ul 1 >at. tlie Gospel, told mo that ho had resolved to 


11. Contemporary Literature of America. 

12. Contemporary Literature of Germany. 

13. Contemporary Literature of France. 

Tlie tenth article is a racy, but partial, 


and ask for no changes; when, to our know- 
ledge, such is tho deep and earnest dissatis- 
faction with tlie course and management of 
things in New York: that it. has prevented 
the erection of churches ami tlie formation 
of congregations, which would havo boon uf 
more importance to the position of Methodism 
in that city than any now existing. And in 
an adjacent city 'this same feeling has led to 


lolain^^tota^^h^tter'aa ue'Tteporc And should a. young man upon the -thresh- aij in giving tho Bible to the world:, us long viewer, after stating that “In nn other de- 

iteaTuf 1 t»ui^! < lajhrt!!^ ll ^ 0 it!at *i* tero bm! bldd bu8 ^ W® 9 * ad ett B er ai1 ^ r °ady to beur as ho had the mouns to do so. He thought it pertinent is American literature so rich as in 


summary of thc ovidenees and results of in- proportions to alienate houses of worship 
tellcctuul activity in the United Stutes. Ah from the Methodist Church. Some of these 
extract from it will be acceptable. The re- tacts are known to other denominations, and 


J II Ii Muter, toi 


suaipdled toobridjre and select, that thi* report, already 
loofoug. might not reach such au unwicldiy lfiigth as u> 
Irigblen bodi editors and readers. T. J . K . 


L2T7* "ML VIS* 47 « -Thro'/ ho. 

r ^t- hWtea ■«: «sw • h U te. ror. 

r« iteiia (tenul-B J ter M M MaDaulri— 
•J 1 * i hteiw 


The 

193 lo on the 


All trite Bible Society. 


liis uolilc part, a polishod'slialt just launched indispcnsuhlc to tho security of property und that of theology and religion, " und giving a 
forth, be cut down and be laid in the grave the rights of man. He said ho once heard JUt of omibent living names, Beecher, Burnes, 
as ho is about to devote, ns an offering to un irreligious und profane man, whose husi- X M n cii n tock ete adds 
,, , ... . . _ - - ness required him to-.-beofton ameog’ stran- «“«■ • 

. _ . . , , s tfors, say ‘ that he always earned his nistols tins list it»will ho observed that we 

nu lolnil m l rwl nml ■an) mn ir inn nnl nvn,i..l ^ .... * . 


ract from it will be acecptiible. The re- facts are known to other denominations; and 

wer, after stating that “In no other de- bave bu ™ P ubli8lled to »•“ world;, yet,, it 
.. . . . . .... ... Hcems Dr. Peek could not bear uf them! 

■tment is American literature so rich ns in 

. a .. , , Mr. Editor, it soeins that all your fraternity 

,t of theology and religion, and giving a , , . , . , • , , J 

, , . do not know every thing that is thought or 

of eminent living names, Beecher, Barnes, d(mo ttr0lind them . V Ve could tell this very 

irs, McClintock, ete. * adds; writer some things that would open his eyes . 

•In this list it.will ho observed that we I R»i not to' bo understood ns. being anxious 


ou^th* aL IUt f*** tblJ ^ monthly meeting ponded mind and soul, may we not expect w j t |, [,j nl) and ^mjiy i„ij them under his have mentioned no member of tho Episcopal for changes, or as intimating that extensive 
“ 1,1 f“q „ C ,„1 ‘LlrLptir , 10 “hochUM (iod ' B m f rc ‘ fu l economy lien: to interpose its pillow at night ; bat when lie saw a Bible m Church ; and it is remarkable that tho Amer* ones are demanded by any considerable' ■nuin- 

13 <0 were reMWaised as^uuxiliarics, ni “It H p* reward upon the terms —* 1 If thoro'lra first u the home , tliat had tho appearance of In ing icon branch! of the English Establishment lias her, if liny, of oiir membership : hut to allege 

uo og in the Southern ipd W estern States. Letters willing mind, it is accepted according to thut well used, ho never took Ins pistols from his never furn^p^L a mup ^f firsL-rato abilities, that tlie intelligent and fast friends of the 

were read from Vena; Hsyti; from Dr. E. valise.' " ' . or ono whoso writings have in them Tho ele- Church aiming tho ministry and the laical 

“« R^.^i^UmU.’hmy^ HDd • W and not oozing to that he , - * me.ito of enduring life. Bishop White did think that no improvements could ho piad^. 

92 lo ftnrfiic^tiwi 4 U) varicM ^^!' 111 ^ 1 WCre ma ^i° ^ * n ° l ° H> U R ° Jl l ,ur P 080 tt( ' Death, of the Oldest Methodist in N. not lack mucli of being an exception ; he cer- anil that none is desirable, to state wlmt is 
both at home and abroad ' us , cepted for a noble lifr. York.— M r. Kiehard Lcaycruft, u member of tainly was in all respects a most respectable nojt tho fact. -But ull the changes wo ever 

60 ou A large portion of the session wao devoted ^ Begin to live early : Do m»t pitch designs the Duiino Street C’hureh, died on Tuesday, persu^; hut his distinction was rather in heard suggested from any quarter were more 
4 to the fubject of the new Bible House — its for usefulness too fur forward. The shadow 10th ult., in the ninety-first year of his ugo. ufluirs than in authorship. The late Dr. Jar- for tho benefit of the ministry, and tho gen- 

M1IU dimensions, ultimate arrangements, mode ol 0 f d ea tfi often falls with sharp outline upon He wus one of the few wiio worshipped in tho vis was learned in ecclesiastical history ; the oral cause, than for that of the membership. 

*9 49 ‘XiTtid‘ ! L a^l“xplmmLL ^de*bv ^ projects, and you may lament- Sail Loft” (which is yet standing) in two Bishops Onderdonk (ono of whom was Indeed, wo do not remember over to have 

t X... :»a..~ T i.» u — ^ , llnrsi* and (’urt. streeL fnow William street 1 ilennMiui nn«l the other Hiisnenrieil a f»»w vear« heurd a simile change 111 till) eeouoiliy OI the 


• t j, em reward upon the terms— “If there -Ire first a the home , that had the appearance of being iean branch! oLthe English Establishment has her, if liny, of our membership : hut to allege 
Letters willing mind, it is accepted according to thut well med, he never took Ins pistols from his never furiu^pwi. a man ^of first-rato abilities, that tho intelligent and fast friends of .tho 
Uf- K : a man hath' and not according to that he wfw.’ ” ’ ' «»r ono whoso writings liavo in them the ele- Church among the ministry and tho laical 






lte.*n '■ “r terj B 4UU, 

anmil-b) lirr T W lUuii s* 

Ommt «-*/ HnAUIUlaairou...!.. 
i anU-rtf aW K V Urrrt— H 95 
Itnm emit turn niuna im.jjr.si 9lt 


tho building couimittce. ilie result was a ... ... 

mu 1 great bsmnmy of views in tbo Board ; a pur- ~ J a . 1 , ^ r ' the first place opened for public preaching- agn for licentiousness) uro clover men. Dr. Church suggested for tho msre benefit of the 

■ te poee to proceed at once with the building; ’ ** u 11 11 1 Hnl K o my u art. nc * oi r, -|,y followers of John Wesley in Aincrieil. Seabury is a sharp. I.ut not if strong dialoc- membership. If such are needed, they have 
,je te m. keep a dietinct account of funds thus used, not attain to ability for ull kinds of useful- .... tioiau: Bishops M'llvaine, l’ottor, and Hop- nobly forborne to urge them. If such uro 

04 * ! “^ a9 he doo# 10 th « ri « hte of ^ Rev. B. H . Hassell, of the St. LouisV’on- ^ins, are industrious and sensible divines ; ’ thought to ho needed, we would cordially invite 

iMlidRRiieiRud members. * I ut u given date. There are many tusks his ' f ( . ren( . ( . w llH 0 n th e 25th ult. in St. Louis. Bwhop Doane,' Bishop Burgess, Dr. Hawks, their suggestion. \\ e do not huu* yur people 


“May days are nast, my puri»os<»M*are. broken ^ orH<5 utl 4 Part street, (now' William street) deposed and the other suspended a few years heard a single change in the economy of the 
_ . | the first place opened for public preaching ago for licentiouHness) are clever men. Dr. Chujroh suggested lor the mere benefit of the 


s £5t3S 


(mmeemk Tim Oteau-Bj. Bin T <1 Atm- 


HrnnmtlUUCimdk-nifiml.it Wll-ai. . 
UkULumpm CUtmM—Uf ter A J CaJiwia 

HmmMUCmam-Vt Hm JJi WronU 

C te" Hkjr Cuxmii-Ul R«r i T I UH 7 
tosw* ' I'. ' ii—tkf Hm’i V tmuidk i— »>u 
J5 H/rnm *m m»Um Urn mm a a 


““ 35TM ness as he does to the rights of legal majority, | 1{ev . B . Ru*eU, of the St. Louis\’on- *»«. industrious and sensible divines ;' ' fought U, bo needed, wc woqld n.riially invito 

UIM suxAiario uud members. ' al a K ,V8n JuU ‘ There ure many tusks l>is ' f,, ronoe Wll8 un tf, e 35 ^, u i t . j n St. Louis, l,ifih “P Uoane,’ Bishop Hurgeas, Dr. Hawks, their suggestion. \\ c .do not leaf ®ur people 

„J^, reoe . i,,ta of >“t ino nth were »23,- shoulders can hear Who . U not yet ^man in ! making preparWitms to g“ as a missWaryto 0 ,hB uf the lnH8t impressively hrilliunt and, —u-e Jive among them, and know them. 

“2 iTJir “' ,d 8 ta '“t« Hesponsibibty eoines on gradually . California, under the gppoinlmcnt of Bishop Braoeftii of imsler., 'pulpit orators) Dr Hpokor, The noble ,,10,18 hearts that can contribute 

tete X. Bible’, with the correction, of the- Utile thing, ma, be sihieuxl while prepar- l'aino, ks one of the! “ twenty'!" and so me others^ are men of ileeid^ talents ; sue .sums lor carrying on the work love Go,! 

49 M 0 .. . . . * , 11 ■ But wo do not hnd amon^ lliem all any one and his cause too well do wrung, knowmg- 

**** typed, aud will lie ready for delivery in May '"i5 for great acbieiemenu Ibis previous to be eumpaml with a doten in'tlie Preaby- ly. Nor do ter four for the ministry. Ifone 

ut the 3CUi aniiiu-raarv of the Kucieiv. f Biu. elfTC ‘ 8 '' > 8 itself the best priqiaration, Itie a r "“ T '“ ' Tla li.ug.l iiurk.rn tcr ; an church : to Dr. WiUiMM in tlie Baptist, or two in an evil hour should become a little 

tyu hoc. iCeeuril. must nuturai diivdojiuieat ot power, The , kavlm titrj^ftrVinl by tk»ls»» Ur. oumu. w Amlfoye NuRvn in the Umtwmu ucuuuf restive uud visionaryi wa Knew just where 


to look' to find the “ old tli^vT^-* 
slowwl away (with the rock in 
tho hag, still) who will keep them f„„ T ,,f 
■harm. A stereotyped , 

that regards every thing about the J 1 ’" 1 ' ’ 1 
rcouiiini/ of the Church with RuporstitioM ' 

and thinks it impossible to itilprovo an^i. 
is a eurse- to it, only surpassed b v tfo f ' 
reckless spirit of change mid revolt- 
F rom suoli friends MotboUimi has LT 8 
dent cause to ask to bo delivered. ” ttl ‘ 

March 30, 1352. . „ 

Sovtii. . 

SHREVEPORT CORRESPONDENCE 

■KliiW oofolnEOATimiAi.'rmuiicIi lN.N 9 w. 0 Bua.. ' 
cLAcr-ms riiKAUiftmi-iNFMiHiicn uJS?? I 
“ ml ' tttVeiei.i'.-eiisstavATuR 

In the midst of your city' there i, . >ail j 
b , ok church, surmounted by a P r opor ^ 
ately dnmnntive cupola, and oec,, r ^T S 
a fraction of the spacious lot upon .hL 
i; '*uilt. On pleasant Sabbath LteS, 

1 1 o 'dock, its narrow aisles are thronJ *: 
gay and fasbionable worshipers, nnditoenst 

ions are pressed,, by the elite and l m S , 
the emporium. Its pulpit is occupied fo 
o; tlie most necoinplisbed extemp^ 

divines of the ago, who ,s moro renmrk 
for tho classic elegancies of his pc riod . 

,thc simple eToquonlce of his action, than f„ 
the orth.sloxy or c, insistency nf his dootrineil! 
fins congregation foe many years ocr, Ip ; ( Ji 

an antiquated red edifice, situated just in Uve 
shadow of tho St: Charles hotel. But 
tiling more than twelve moons ago that Match 
pile of architectural beauty was wrapped j, 
Humes, and the old church, .where the tte,. 
nity of the element had been a thouanj 
times. disproved, became! a prey fo its p, m „ 
ral wrath. From lienee, l(k<j tlio hero oftht 
-Lucid- they boro their spiritjml father, ml 
located bis ministrations nail brink of 5 
font, and in a desk consecrate! by Baptist 
hands. Here this distinguished preschersnd 
bis congregation, such us we iinvc described, 
worship under the name ami. style, of the 
“ First Congregational Church offflyo,. 
leans'.'' 

N ow of ull this you know just a* much n 
your correspondent, probably more ; hut it 
till! influence of this association, at a & 
tunce, chiefly .exerted through its leader ul 
pastor, you may not be fully aware. X« ; , 

the niugnutes of your city baa a widern. 
foriety that tho ltey. Dr. Clapps and none ( 
your seholgrs or divines have made a wn 
vigorous impression upon the popular mini 
Throughout thc whole Southwest, and- * 
the western waters whose eommeroe gmt- 
rully converges to New Orleans, hisiemm 
are extensively circulated, and nlcctiitl a 
more careful perusal than is usually itael 
to perfornmnces of this kind, The antlmi of 
tlifse sermons displays niiich good taste nf 
sagacity in their composition and cireuiitiai. 
They are usually short, nml clothed in plain, 
simple and pure language, and . nboonu in 
illustrations as natural and_ appropriate u 
the New Testament itself. Thus readable id I 
their composition; ^thoy are sent out in tk 4 
columns of tho secular jtmrpalu, arid, are b I 
orally sowed by .the side of all wah'i I , 
1 brougboiit this medium they find t/ieiriraj 
to tbo homes of the indigent ntAdue wealthy: 
they are placed upon the files of tSUbe read- 
ing rooms in'the lnitd ; they circulate in the 
cabins of Die steamboats, and penetrate ti- 
exchanges 'and saloons of our cities. 

l’crlmps the secret of their influence lift 
rather ill the doctrines than in any thin; 
else. Theodore Clapp and "no hell” area! 
most .convertible terms : at any rate they sre 
so iifflknutuly associated, thut the one always 
calls up the other. Which ever cbuids first, 
thu other is immediately suggested ; and si 
true is this, that in all iny runil peregrin- 
lions and town observations, 1 du nut owe 
her an instance in which they have lieensf- 
united. This singular fact is undoublsllt 
founded upon n jiopular 1 ni n 1 1 n i le rs ta n ding 
tho Dr.'s real views, lie lias dofincil hii p* 
sition as a hcliever in a limited retribnM- 
and 1 suppose that it has happened accerimg 
to the provorh : while ho gave but, taw*- 
liis disciples have taken a yard. That Jn 
over sanctioned this doctrine of “no bell. * 
probably untrue ; but this is tho popuUtte* , 
sion of the matter -a version which dw *■- \ 

justice to its reputed author: and is pad® 1 ' , 
ivo of a fearful amount of moral evil. ' ■ 
theology denies tlte vicarious atonenteD 1 t 
Christ, and of course has nothing to do c 
tiic (,'niss, or so little to do with it, thd®. t 
seundul is ul. together evaded. Hi® notion 
tho “new liirth” scarcely 'amounts to 
fact in metaphysics, or to any rc*l 
tion in morals. - • . 

Bating his views upon the obscrr»tio» 
the Sabhiitli, and the indulgence inworis! 
amusements, there is not to be found 9 *® 
consistent advocato of Christian mot*-': 
This is his forte as a preacher, and his 08 1 j 
dox admirers might well wish thuj 1 " 1 , 

never traveled beyond the C re ^ ca8 ' 0D, t | i J 1 
lecturer on jnprals. In avoiding the , 

stocking” 'mould in which themes uf to* | 

are often cast, he has undoubtedly g** ^ , 

far the other way, and jnude himseu 
to tho eliarge of catering to the viciom 
and inclinations iif tlie world. ,. 

Ilmv far this clmrgo is true, nonoW ^ 
self can certainly determine. ^ 1 ' 8 l *!'x 1 
whole a result of his Bermons, l* uk .* ' 
designedly so it would be ns unchunt* 
assert, us it would bo haxardods ^ 
Putting these dnetrines and morals Kflrj j I 
you have 11 religion whose affinities 1 

very unlike tloprt tyijid l iu map naturC | J * 
Boquontry it eonUiins nil the ^ 

earthly popularity, Tho misclns 1 

grows out of it is every where app“ rf * 

contributes not a little to tlio , lire * ,1 

ioties of tiioso yvlio nre sot for tl'° * 
tho Gospel. ■ t , 

Hut a profitable lesson may bo lear ^^ ^ 

; the whole, that to soino extent S 

evils which follow this strange etc ^ ( 

system. It is the development of 1 1 
alism— an ecclesiastical autooraoys ^ 

nootlonal principle, which '*. t0 
retained, in the most of our s'stie ^ « , 

tions, and eminently, und fully 1 1 «,)( lj 

our own, is really tho great 1 08 'j 

an evangelical ministry. ** 18 ""'put eR 48 1 

seo how tiiis principle guards ug» ( 

by placing mutual cheeks u P 8n ^(isf t 
- crucies of different minds, upd 1® 1 t 

wiioli'HOiiie restraints around 18 . j ( j| j 
deneiesJif wayward thinkers. e It 

makes Motliodism every where 
is this whieli preserves her ■ 8L ° ^pli* 
and saves her doetrinos ,r0 “‘ ^ m 

Pure ('< mgregutionalism is bJ(e pr 1 1 

struinis, and tho rbsuipi whu- ,. 



fr!i-rfinim*V ! «*w* n.M-.ssi.rily follow, It 
T .C’nlwKliiiK Ht of -triiial lilocftv ntol 


Advocate Office, March 27. 

#*J- Permit* making remittance* will please see Hint 
they nre acknowledged. * 


Cl)f to ©rlinns Cbristinn Quorate. 


w ' , „„ V nmKing remittance* wi II please kit 

1||(| . wll. ro . '.My ooo both l lh f , nr.. m : kmml«| K ,d. 

1, B ||| lll.loctrim., Imtll ll tolllLUO. butll Ily It, v T \V llrnwn n , sii.iilion I’lpM. KnOllllli", 

V .,v.l..ll."b '"'.■rprotoflon.,' What n n,, rwhatb,. rn.lt. sal-' 

a«»l rOtf'" ««'•*'' .• .-.nont ..f l.l.orty a .baa,, u 

, ... mind fdiOUM *»tnotlnw8 Hlmko off the Le** $26<). ‘ 

, . I* crn *la ! Wlmt bonder that Tri H H ‘ lt : n * Woodhurn. Prnlrn 

tlinvjd*" 1 nl Cl " , Mor Rouge La ; n * .1 It II.wh, l’rulre M. r RnugcC 

• 0 d its sanctity and it# ortho- If ; n * Noah Ford. Ih) Glaliu, U; .. * Wm 

f,"!' i(t,|%' III Ilia wildest In-r. tic-ul J hv n. \v.n < iinrr..w:Tu-k. > ..:.: * 

Alii ; Tho* Lowry. I.ocklaml. Ala On net $2 50. 
Ily Lloyd k Frler*ou : ti * IV W Yoyng. Lisbon. Aik 


Lobs of the Steamship Independence. 

si x 1 : i v h: s i. o s r 

\\v Innrnfrmn the officer* of the l.tnflslnnn that the In. 
dependence. In attempting to cro** the Matagorda liar on 


Knm»| \V«:a At Hi a -,A* very important step ha** I 
been taken I the |lrltit*li Navy tonacur** A supply or fresh j 
, water at aen. A compart distilling nppftftUi* Im* htett. 
snjuwtea tti te ea boose*. whereby, with the usual. or lit I (v 


doxy, hb« 1 ,n 

pranks 1 


pranKS . , 'v Muyuat r riersnn : ns» Y\ Yoqng. Lisbon. Ark. 

u* ri.te ;« till' ll’fwon tnuffllt US bv that roll- ««y B<v W Mttrrah im Mr* K lloniier; n * Jiim*F. 

' It tins ISO" n * Sherrod, Plckenavllle, Ala 

.fimiH lllioillttly vl yo.tir Olty tin 1 I* list ( on- Ily Rev W F. llollhfoy: ns Itev II Tarrant. Oregon ; 
s'. . /'|,nrnh ' it H1RV i>0 till luril to " * Stephen Hodge*. Joneshorongli ; nsKIU’al- 

dP’Kiltlu.nal ( huron, ll may lUUUXl to ^ ten. n * H M tlagley. Ejytdn. Ala. . U*M *10, 

U mail,' wiser by! WlhKing abmit it. It Ily j’o»I-.Wju.t,.r : Jclui OKI mt>roii B f,, rjnr Mill M» 
Ihuuld ieai lib Mb I" tllB eminactbn.al V'i' Mi 

■ , tbo Clturoh, and to roRanl as liar "r K«t Ml MMfcaftlwai i a „ itarri. i MoVirim, : 

C&i who would sever a single fibre 11 «■ “ 

if l de which makes her one. . !!]! inii 

Sl „co iay.lasM0.mif .cat, o, four over A „ fMr . Al , 


till morning of the »tth nit afruck and hroarhed to In >nore tljan te Usual, expenditure of fuel, a fuir'dallj 
breaker*, nnd'hecntne unmanageable. Palls were then set '"pply of s wet. wholesome water. Is proenred for the 
and the engines kept working to force the ship over, hut ''WR' ,,|r *n'nipiy The Hrltlsh steam-screw sloop Niger, 
all to tin purpose The entire cargo was then thrown over- w| 'lrh "idled om Kngland In Peptemlierlast. ga»eHtr|klng 
' boat'd, eotislstlng of assorted tnerebatidlfe valued at hbittlt erldciice of th talne and uf thu doserveil cuhfldeuee te- 
. *7.Vnuo. but the ship still worked to the Noulb of the bay. k l"' ,, t‘'l In, tills oVel arrangemOti! The- Niger carried but 
and brought up in Hie reef. Where she bilged ou tlie i!?lh a slngln wntetank, of a few. hundred gallon* capacity, 
"•fill at U o'clock, a m . after being ashore -for 27 houri Tin- w b|ch vras rejenlslicd dally. lYom-t. lie surplus dl«l illation. 

- engines ceased to perform only when 'the llreir viere pul after meetio^ll the wants of ttiiMuitlre' crew. The plnii^ 
2 f)'u "Rt by the water The ship soon broke In itwo nttijl keeUil "f UiU eal»o,|,. whieh roufci wut«-r a* Well as provisions 
oirmtv. The inalnniast was then cut away, lo keep Ihe f'*r a cruUlu^hip. has been adopted and applied by .i 
^ W) ship from keeling, so that the sea eotild hot byeak over her talented engieef (Copeland) to n paASetiger steamer of 
deck. On the evening of the 27th ult.. the riffleers of the l ^ u I’hlladqilda screw-ship line 
honlsiana. witlrt'npt Kerr, of the I’ropellel- Ray bun. mud, . r t . 

forlncl. th.. ,vr,ck. fml fall, 0,. IlMli 11 1,1 


talented engieef (Copeland) to n 
ot tlu> riiiliidipbla srrew-slilp line 


passenger steamer of 


»>. i,tt,.,n|it fnrUrh ,l„. wri,ck. Ml, Ml., I On til. »tl, * *"!" 1 ln 

iM5y inr,yr.Kii.,i m KI|ictlTllff*lil'r wtui uiiir mb, „,„i , . o lur.Lft iuimi-iliL.ciiL niju liu uni , , ,'-i ,\„u:r 

l„ l.n lioiir. I,n,j.,l h.r ' |,uM>Ak«n, u,.| • !™“ »'".on. Dri,lnK Ki..un,|. „r,l,. N,«ili Am... 


^ sited iw hunks, iiml a large commerce. : Tl™i!!iin!mn! se&i;.k' 

with it* di« atal Inm.lo and buoyancy, moves a , 


in otir ttrcetVanil throngs the levee. 
yi, ir0 h 24. WoonsMA.' 


« f Mr 1 ""- 1 

Note from “X. Y .” 


U4-W hat I' (». (be two last to. be sent to ! ' - 

Ry Rev (. b I'atton : b lj 0 DeYampert ; \Y S Ilor- 

ton. Marion. Ala _ 

Ry Rev R \V Sp.-nce : W II Fosl. r' iTopewHI ; |i 
* rawford, Uuion ; Rev W Harris. Jena ; .1 0 Hit- 

r* II. Kutaw. Ala 

Ry Rev .1 H Hughes : n s whl ilowe ; n s Ooo I)i|l 
lard . A Hardin : A Holt ; Auburn. Ala. Less f.li). 
i»y u.-v A Mcllhydc : It Spencer, Dcmopolls. Ala 

.On net * I : 

Rev IV II Crenshaw, on act 1 ’ . 

N s J M Wascom. Jetterson. Texas 


in ten liours landed her passengers and crew*, noiio 
berjng lfitl person* 1 During ttiw whole of the 2lilh 
111!., the sea broke completely oVer her. When the 
Louisiana let the scene of the disaster, on the evening 
of the noth ult . I lie Independence had huiiK to the upper 
tleck Cargo and vessel a total loss. 

Liir.% _htsi . — The following are the names of the persons 
lost on the 2tith tilt., by the swamping of about, lit at- 
tempting to leave the wreck: Mrs Miuott and tltVee eliil- 
dron. Mrs Lieut, .loties. Mr. llovey. chief mate* Tile mute 
was drowned In attempting toVave Mrs. Junes. 


ieun Rritish rovlnees. The Americans have nearly 
driven out Uriah competition, niul the reason given Is. 
that they ciije (coin the liberal ’ policy of this (lovornc. 
nient. a hount e,|UivaU*nl to the Halt duty. and. in /not, 
'Hitch more (Im equivalent to ll Sir Henry llulwcr ten- 
dered .a in gotil loti oil the sul(ject to this Uoveviuneiit. 
but it Was droned a-, a m ore proper sulyeet fur legisla- 
tion. ^ 

A Livk Sn.ikIIjm ts.i) nio>i nn Hiom.u n — Itrimti kulfo 
( hi i — -The L'hrlf stow if (.Mass.) Aurora states (hat Win 
8 Hanford, of tat city', who has been wick for two years, 
and was suppusd to be in'n decline, took soinfl Indian ino- 


■ Later from TbxaB. and was suppusd to lie In' a decline, took -.nunt Indian ine- 

' By ]lie •arrival yesterday of the stcnniship Louisiana doeino which mned him Di bough and retell violently. 
10 dH) Captain Lawless, we have received (lalveston papers to when he threw from his Vtoinnuli a living snake, about 
tlm 30th ult. and our regular exchauges from tli\* in- eight hid ms ineugth. almost |>yrfeetly whit* 1 , with sharp 
.» -J, teHor. | black eyes. ,\j; Hanford drank watet from a brook, in 


I I,’..!. OR lW^O lu ’' " ll t renshaw. on act 

London, Yob. 20, i«52. n s j m wascom. j;4rson. Texas!; 

' | drip # few lines just by wuy of Postscript >•> u»,u >!,»«•. Mtlinh.ni.Ai«. 


Fihs. in Han Antonio — O n the 8th ult. the. residence ol' r Maine, some t voyeurs since 


f» (HI. Dr. Wright, of Hhti Antonio, was consumed by tire. Loss. 
“ fKI $8000. 


AmkhIi an Thu mu: in K<a ei —The Allgemelnp Zeltung 


, pi my lust; ' s ^-- 

L y mCC that letter was ilispatclicd, the Hus- 
I sc\l ministry bus hco| |inoxpcctc%; upset by- 
u ,-Uo Wind. It is nut t„ lie lidieved that 


iiy no, wi,, i* ti.ri.tt, n h \v s ; r..v;,i.'-u j 1 . v-iiui:.;,'. 

La. . Less $2 fto; 


Ovkmklows, » u . —The Galveston News, of pic »0th, ‘‘’’Mnilis a staUubnt, umb V date of 21st February,- IVoiii 


•• The nverilow of rltera and creeks is said to be greater 
throughout the country Jhan has been known- for many 


l,„ n |. J’nlmorntnn hud imy idea wlmt ww 
likOlv In he the effo'et uf liis nmomliueht „n 

^ . I ' I !• .1 1 l.l 


eaiy U P - uy Hv IIbVIVK iimiii A . , ' • ? r , >«am from a gentleman just from a longjuiir- Foreign Adairs 

believed t Hit vfiT,;;; V, ,,0,l . iJa y : n a , ft I'ltlmi'r. jr„ Village 11P J 1,1 IIW Ititerlt.r. Ihat.tliero Is hut one bridge over any «r * |t d Slf ,. j 

■ „ ‘ n K . V. A1 ' 1 '.' ** M iwuw'd. either large ur small, that has not been ", , • ,rt '. h h 

(ia Wliut WUH *»y **ev .i iiamllton : n s MrsL Perrihe-; U t’ Cun- entirely parried away. Thu gcTitlcmaii who gives us Hds R'-ved they hm 

IlillgllHttl : Dr C U V .1.,,.. ,, ’ , .. , in i. .. ..... t .,.1 M, *1._ k. b ... . 


niMpta,,, . llr. 0 W Vul,„ u . ; ,l„|„, ji„| )IW ', 


Friday lust us cW, 1 feel sure, .ho wouhl 

-never liuvo proporH-.l it. . ,^ ,u ; w I- Olww.; Mr. s n Umjrm, 

|( ia mimrully supHvsctt t)ut the latu I’m- Co. , nV hiiw'wiis^'iw^, 


rntin-ly ,-l.rrl.d »w.y. Tin: g.-tltli-lllllli win, Blv.-r UH MiIh I'nv.nl lin y 
inforniajjbii has probably traveled Texas -morrUmn any far ns Kgypt 
in (Ki 111:111 *'• ‘hiring the last twenty years, and lie assures us 

that he never before witnessed such nn imindatfbp.' and ’ A (’oai.itu 
5 00 nover before found the country inipassahle. MniiywttN ftins. , r M 

/ not exceeding thirty or forty yards' from bank (o hank. '' ' 

5 (H) have now to ;bc ferried trver for a disiatiee of tiveorsix 11 ‘ •' 


AV-xandria in IJyp.t, to the effect Hint the Ainerlean Con- 
sul. lien. Ma.pau«y. had pulled Uowii his tlag on account 
of some delay of usticu upon the part of the Director of 
Fi’iroigu Affairs ' 'lie Minisler of War being a»kud if the 
United Slhtes hadmy Vessels of war, replied that he be- 
lieved they had. ut that' they would hardly venture so 


A Coalition osF.n ak»:s — 0u Thursday last, near Uor- 
Chester. Mass . a lborliig mutt dug out of u space four and 
a half feet in dimeter., and one amt it halt feet in depth. 


The heaviest of .the rains that have tjius deluged two hundred and'leven snakes, ranging I'n 


jjvaiituge, As it. is, leaving offieo on u mere * L ,. Ki & J] c ,r 11 p " T ORaney. Jefferson. Ain.. 
,|«e#th"in uf nduunUtrutive detail, ho still re- tmiti 'liuh 8mkWVu,'>iiK./.-'. Aii’. . ; '• !• 

mum in I’urHitHfCtlt as the unT»nipiiAltc«l n - it t L’urd.'i.uuTAllik. K'y l.'!: 

itumpUiiv and representative of free trade. |!" 

aid Nile pruaresaive reform. “«)*r I'ty u ".W""" “ 


the country, fell on Friday, the ltu'h inslant, ami were 
aiteiideil with a most, vinlcnt-wiiul. whidi bb'.w down 
teilces. carried dll tile - roots of, houses. nudfTWsw.ihi r 
dainugu. The crops, near our streams. niigJufRiii the 
reach of tile nverilow, have o^eourse sllllered. ITUI to what 
extent cannot *}fl be ascertained. In. allot her parts ol 
the country the crops never looked better tlutn'at pre- 
sent.'’ 


imdios in leuth. and embracing all the different spe- 
cies common to tlVe' vicinity; except tflu rattlesnake 
W lien found, mivsHd them were torpid, but soon gave evi- 
dence of locomotfe power. Sometimes they W4*n* found 
singly. ami som^ViieH in bumdiiVtif hall a dozen. The 
black, green. stnfikT and brown, and the adder, were 


M*\nm anti roprcsentaUyo of free trade, l t! o*riatxS!MS«SiS^; ; ; v 

ad Mill, uruirreftHve reform. I'ty u “ 

Ily his resignation Methodism 1ms lost tbo ' *J.W Griswold. on act 

aid nl » ministry ever ready to listen to its V-'Jtur m')' Art'' 1 !”!' 1 '' '" " k " s *" r “ ! '' 

represeututiune, and to afford every possible 

couititutiunal help tu itsOdueatiOnai andniis- t, so. , . 

, ity It... A 11 Caiap : balance f.,r wlf- 

Muluirj cllurts. N-U M I'alm.r, M ilUiiwn, Ala 

l,uni Derby's ministry is, with senreely ail u s ; '■ M.Launi^i,. i.i.ini(«ti,n, 

cieeptiuu besides the Premier himself and |ler Ja» Macicnuan Mn t^A FaiCuVmnViik. 

Mr. D israeli, what the Chronicle has called n > k , 1 w 1',,' »i owiy ^ j 'it'c'ksoii .’ Ai 

it -a ministry of ••ignotahilitics" — and as to 'Via ' ' 11 ' s liflmnni. 

li lsracli, putting him to ho Chancellor of the 

Kzctieqiler, is very mueh liko putting Profes- 

s>r Longfellow to the ptfico of inanttgini; a - GENEBA.L InTKLUGENCK.' 
fnilwny or a joint stock Imnk. Mr. Walpole < ■ 

(liuitio •Secretary) has ubility } though not Charity Hospital. — T he following nre 


The same paper saya that the steamer Camden arrived f< u,, d *n the moHlulfec.tionate embrnees. 
aft. r having been detained a considerable length of time Tll . n 'q ' ... . . 

... „ *. , ; U0- l H . 'Am>omii.s.— U e learn Iroin Mrginia iiaiwrs 

Iff the Brazos by the drift ^vood. Tin* Catudeii reonrts ,i . 1 

I)p M . , . .1,1 , , a that thirty hundidiavo been dfonTarged from the l . S 


N s hdwln Moody, Jackson. Miss, 
lly tiv W lr» Powers: n* H Muncrief.’ WrnonL 
Ala. . Less $2 60. 


2 60 l>r. Munson s plantation completely Inundated.; A man ir„„,rv»i n.m.. , i • '. . 

1 1 rss ,:r & t,;r 'L t;*r "r •- - - : ^ 

* " overllow unuuluiously agi ed to ropoyt in favor of ah 

■, isi ' ti V . « i, • ... . ^ - , ,,, • 1,1 niilitniy superiiit-n.lenoe of the Armories in 

„ " t ? ' T ',“ n « " ie ,Slh Ult ' „...l-Hnr|,,r'„ Ksry. .».! r.M,.vi„g ,1„. civil ,j 

l,v snu Antonlorivvr n.,r rspldly In cun^quence nf ll.. v,, U vncenf tl,» nirun. uf the wpr..*, 

Iivnyy mm, .n.l cnrm.,1 m, etvry thin* un Its „ lir| ;,. r -, r „ P y p„ trlM , ,, r . K „„| k &. ,. 

M. .A .'he brulges fwt*pl awny, Sudan immense ninulml titiune f c „m th.-r.. .niTnls.. from SpringHeld. 

“ "f damage was done. The Ha u Antonio has uot been so _ 

2(H)' high in liiu'ny years, and it is thought by the Ledger that Tin; (Y>aiii» Su amshics.— I t is said th, 
great damage has been done along its banks. . have sold ll(jyiev steamer Persia. Home defc 

2 <si (•> »•» h to Tin; t!o» t.hnmknt. — D on Juan Maria de LeonV’ in both the ]ffltbii and thu Persia ; at least it 


unanimously agi-ed to rikpujl in favor of iiholishinf Ihu 
military superiut'iideiioe of the Armories at Hpringiield 
uiid'llarper's Fery. and restoring tin* civil system. This 
is in consequenceof the efforts ol the representative from 
the Harper's Fery District. Mr ■ Faulkner, hacked by pe- 


Tm; Ui.NAim 3t»AMsMic«.— It ls said tile Cunftrders 
have sold tlyyp'V steamer Persia. Home defect was found 
in both the gUTTlm and thu Persia ; at least it is reported 


,.1'IHH TO Tin tiovEiiNMKNT.— Don .1 uiui Maria de Leon 1 , 1 ' in both the ArBbii and thu Persia ; at least It is reported 
of HI Paso, has offered to the Government, in ca-e it will 't hut they would uor beat thu Arctic or the Pacific, and 
send troops there for protection from the Indians, the that it was better to work on with the present cruft. It 


General Intelligence. 

Charity Hospital. — T he following are the 


premises heretofore occupied as a military post, with one 
hundred acres of tillable land, rent free for one year. 
The Government paid for this same properly, when occu- 


pied by. troops. $J50 per month. It is said to Im* well sit- 
uated, and admirably adapted for a military post. 

After the expiration uf twelve months he will give 


is also said that they i tile ml to build two large Iron steam- 
ers fur the service— they are to -bo twenty lcet longer 
than the Arabia or Persia, of 1.000 horse power, and U be 


II sit- ready lu DecciUnr next. 

give A.NOTiika Dimci/Civ with Enuluno.— I t ir stated that 
acres n misunderstanding or - misinterpretation of the 


parly cry, but un pledged to unpupultir polit 
I iad and fiscal retrogression. X. V. 


Gr.if this does not suit, he will give a leu sc fur a post. 
Recount of Votes.—' T he Sheriff on Saturday i* hr »d« grouuds and a reasonable quantity of tillable 

uislied the iwnnnt ,if ih.. ..... . ... -i- . . 


now going on hetween Mr.' Webster, and the ltritish Min- 
ister at Washington. Mr. Cramptou. , The second article 


Jutlgirflmd rvrouut u ^ th** T«»t.-.s. uuder the mandamus pf bind, so long as the aoVeynmYnt may wish to occupy it. ' " f dc, fl“ ln g the boundaries between the two 


For the N. O. CTiriiUau AdvtM-aUr. 


Bt. Paul in Rome. 


riw 1 ate lamented .Cook, well known in c, , ;H , rXhp „ r lh , CutaB A .umber of. ir.1,,, 

•'"N 1 «"“!*, informed me, pome yours since. »h„ rtu. j from w vwk.« th. am, „u . i„ ,i„. Aui.,uk. nil. ,,, r i„ s . i„»,ind win 

llmt lie believed he had seen and been in the '•‘h 1 Simherner, for NewOrIvnm. n wu IbrmnMMn* chlhuMim. maricut. Tlw Suptnor »ut«,u»sv« or tl,l* Urn- tbuidmalM ” 

T, pied by St. 1'ttiil the two years ,.X 

•I**™ uf 111 Acts 28:30. lie suited that they l,r..|yd.»lll„t,.„r money. »„U In » ™d nllnhl In (,orv-It D rnjd tlmt the crop. In the wrutern tluvpolnt «t l»uo. >»ro one other, wl.lel, r, to tl„. 

areal present fourteen feet below the SUI- •■‘•■•r lu.rtu-„t,.r They .tate that M,i elk. . tli-Clu,. j" L * . .’i' r T "" bl ' u " M *"r“ L'nltvd States Uo.ernmenl the vaelndre right of making 

. ... . , kv It. Hands L Co Profuasor willlnms i r i have got through* scraping Jlieir cotton, and some haw Mich regulations iu, regard to commerce and naviga\ion 

late of the ground ; this being occasioned liy h| N| , wV *’ k .. ,,l,ftnw * nml thp Cl,ba » corn two feet high,. Vegetables are abundant iui those waters iL it may see fit. uud agrees that llritish 

the accumulation of rubbish in the Street .|.. r . " R‘*d to obtain for them a llottHim.r. I/kath.— A n old man named Lowownsthrowti sulijects trading with the Hudson’s Bay Company shall 

through eighteen centuries The nimct. thoM whn A° ; 0Uthun,, ' r ' nnd K av ‘* f7 each to from his earringu in New gear's Creak bottom on the 12th »'« upon the same footing, with their vesseU and u.er- 

r Tf ^ f 1. no apartments th.,« who - •« tl - nv.rl»„dmnt..: nit . „n,l being l,rl„l.(., f™ the .*™t. of rh, : «m»„,m, ehandlM:. in navigatlug tho«. w.ter., « olU ttn , of the 

CnUSlSt W a suit <)f • rooms some Sixteen ^fett ( ; , ,A ‘ °J ttHumnl Cuban /Vuono#. rertralned tlfrre until Thu creek, which was rising al tin- Unittal Htates. 


a by thu Commiiuiiouf 


A 'R‘!.I«o*— Win. T, Srnilji ^Aca)n,oC t »jjteepTvag(.n» 
arrived ut Hun Antonio on the Gth ult . making the uip ' . ' Y. 
from Hi Paso to that place in thirty-fire days. Messrs W - * ** 
Archibald and Hall, and several others, arrived with the l . K ^ 
train, all in good hwallh. - 1 n l, d ‘ 

meets til 

A number of trains are expected to pass through Han •• with fr 


countries, grunt* nnlj the right <if ( nuvignlloD In. the, 
.Hudson's llnyfloiupany und nil llrltlffiTulijccts trading 
Mdtli the same, or so ,p u i ll ot-the great northern brand, 
„r the Columbia Hiycr as is within the boundaries or the 
1 Oiled Slates and from the (mint where that branch 
met* ttie main stream of Hm t.'otuinhla out of tin, occu'n. 
" " llh fr, ' r aeceas into and through thesatdrlTerorrirers. 


tnnmto tht, spring, tnaded with merchandise for the it.heing understood th at .1, the 
hlhuahua market. Tlw Superior advantage* of this line thus described. -hall in like mam,. „ * 


s|tiarc, communicating With each utKcr by „ KJdj'Kudl, ”",7**°“* 


J»ir through thu nartitiun, near tile Cbriier '■ 'WIK**.' c ■' hufte*. 

of the rooms. Iboy arc paveu with marble, Henry Stumneyer.cihas HaywiMKl 
"t it gpeuiett uf ffagatuno. Mr. Cook was „f t\> Wllw-a? 1 ”' JSS 

the opinion, from all ho could learn from L *,th- V 1 ""'- Ki.eia.m, 

, , ■ , . , „ , . l eh r II. McMullen. James M \Vl|..in 

' Mng w till the people of Home, during the 1 I ,. t r hl p -i. s,. ;l y I. no:, ,\nel.. 

1*0 or three years he gplmt there, that there Wm 

“ » uniform tradition and universal belief - . > . . 

«»:;ng them, in favor of these being the iden nZnZ 


Peter Laenhtc. 
James Fiddes. 
Patrick (>i|emau. 
Martin Mullen. 
Michael Geiger. 
A. It. Ludwig, 
(leorge Wilson. 
James llapplku. 
Edgar Crbtiey. 


time, had *uft^enl$p6vvrtiuwed (fi 0 bottom to drown 
him. ’ 

Fhost — The Houston Tel(*grnpli skys : The frost on the 
night of the Huh ult' nearly destroyed the cotton on 
many of the plantations mar B.eliimmd. The corn is 
also cut off in many see Goffs 


A cnnvcrtoil Romish prii-st, J. C. Pitmt, lias 

challenged Archbislipp Hughes to an oral or written Mis- 
eiippipu of Hie doctrines recently pul forth by the Arcli- 
bishop iu ilia historical speech. 


Iso cut off in many see Goffs . * I.in iinant Govkknor ok Nova Scotia —Sir John liar 

— ; -r-' *cy. Lieutenant Governor of Nova Hcotia since 181K. died 

1 hi: Jatan Kipkoipon.— T hu Washington correspond- “t the*GovermueiH House. Halifax, ou the 22d. 
nt of the New York’ Herald says thu't mm of the objects - - — 


of the intended naval expedition to Japan it is under- Bavard Tavlob is tiik East — Thin perlpntetic poet 
James L. Day has Mo,k1 ' U 1 - ,nnk ‘* ,l hydrographical survey of the Japan- ^‘-ms to be extending hi* •• Views Afoot." far into the 
d* port nnd Key I»h»nds. together with the Htrait qf Corea and Sea of "flcnt. The New York Trihum* says : 
i ever esthblishcd which divide ll, ‘* Uomtnions of the Japanese King. ] }y tl “‘ Niagara’* mail we have h*d the plaaspre of re- 

froui tliose of the Emperor of China ' reiving letters from our friend uud ansoeihlu Ibiyard Tay- 

-U p ' is* • b>r— or as lie 19 known among the Arabs. Taylor Bey— 

... .. ... - , .luted ut Khnsloum. the chier city of Sennoar. wluilteil 

—It is staled that Not \aho— T he l ommieslon up at the confluence of the White und the Hlue Nile, about 

iiug at NewYork. to wiect a site for a navy yurd on the magnificent l,H, f W hetwi*eii 'Cairo and the E«|uatiir. He arrived 

imships. will und»- ,,a *’ of SnD Fraucisco was to leave NewYork in the l ,T*' “V. l,u ‘ “ f Jnnuary, in excellent health and 
.1 will I..-, ,ime steamer of Wednesday., the 24th inwt TI... a f t *' r a ^^ , J?8!?. 0,l . CU,nt * 1 " ni T ,WH the Nubian De- 


| ! * igmoiUCIl- commenced regular trips la tween this- port and Key , !,e Elands, together with tho Htrait of Corea and Sea of 

| rooms rented by the upostjo j und when " 'Tt- the first regular communication ever established * ,r ‘P»n. which divide the dominions of the Japanese King. 
1 expressed a doubt upon the subject, he r» - holWwn thl ‘ ar two ports. from those of tho Emperor of China. ' 

iorrv TlV which has its Miimilk axi> Nkw. York- Btcamhiim.— I t Is stated that i ,n: SaN Fjianciw o Na» t Y aril — Thii CommLsiod up 

• no 8U1U that Jam) years henci? Mount the Hteainship Black. Warrior now building at NewYork. I M . d,ltod to M’lect H site fora navy yard on the magnificent 
brnon would be Its well known to Anicri- New York and Mobile line of steamuhipii. will prob- ,tHy of SnD "Francisco wus to leave NewYork in the 

‘•ins US the' burial nlaen of Wlkul. ;»<,*, •. " bly l>, ‘ l,u,u, ’ h ‘ ,d ‘‘Y «»>“ ^ uf June, and Will leave on her ' aeHU, ‘‘ r <,f Wednesday., the 24th lust The Board con- 

. .1 .. .4 . .... hmgtonus It tirAt.trnrtthtmt.thi* latof Auiftmt. Hhe is t<> enntniMiTii. MSts uf Uoimnodore John I) -Hioatr-(‘(»iiiiiitimb-r W. S o,-. 


Is to tin. *** AU pH. one is to bt* command-' . 

* men 01 this .uay, and that tho. resi- rd by Captalu Sloifelt. formerly flrHt pfllp^r Of thftCoUiufl I d<,u ’ ^‘‘“tenant 8imon F. Blunt, and W. I*. 1 
Hence of St. Paul in l!„tm>,,under tho oirttum- - l,,|,,u * l,| i' Attaiitlo -■ | •Aq.oiril K„gin„„r uf th,. Navy i),.|wrt.„«,t 

“latU'M, was tin event of its grtyit intoroAt to '' s M,», -Thr Tr™ surer lm» kindly fgr- 

h"' purspcitted und mtsottr.-d boliovors oftliut "‘t"'' 1 ““ "! lh ,h " »t«t«itw„t „f j,. posit, „„.t 

citv Its thu dwala ,.,..1 .■ ■■'linkgp »t thr llrnnrh Mlut of tho L’nitrd Etotis »t Now 

J Utnug utld ]iutriutl»lll ot U nulling- orl. uu), during thr mouth of March. 18S J : 

’ uni to thu people „f tltis country, anti the v . „ . •«»»»• 

Wi,t '" n <*f U>» residonoo of tho onc wmihr .'^r^V^,:?; ° rwhi :' h .^ !U ^ 

'•«hkuly t„ |„. ke,, t i„ remembrance tin tho ^nlcanfK w ' 501 8: '' >’" ru " 1 

™ n » 1 place of tbo Other. - . 11. ; ; ' - 


, , . . I'K.rosiT.I. . t 

(•old. $427,205 21. of which $304,443 50 wils (’al- 

troruia Gold *4* 1 7 '»oS 

Sil ver. $16,150 72, of which $2,501 33. parted 
from Lj^llfornla Gold °15.150 


. - - - , - J . , u " •' “i* -•‘y* xwl - mu Board con- sen. during which hg had, sundry fortunate adventure*. 

trip .atiOfit the jflt of August. She is to be comiukrjtlr'r*’ 1 • Commodore John Il -Hlnatr-Gttniiiiumler W. H Og- and received every- friendly iittcutitvn from the ifitlive 

deu. Lieutenant 8imon F. Blunt, and W. IV H. Sanger. He was the first American ever seen so fur 

E*q.. Civil Engineer of the Navy Department Lb-men- Gmarii UeUtral. Africa, and like a gojni .patriot never slept 
I U „r,.„,„p»„h.s J Board ,, tLur,'. Jd £3 A 

i u.-seu .uiUstnpman A. t Jackson us Draughtsniau. seems to have been born to' it— ,hut at Khartoum espe- 


Tiii: .Daluiitk 

I he defeat of it< 


liipman A. 0. Jackson as Draughtsniau. seems to hat© been horn to’ it— .but al Khartoum ospe- 

- ■ ' - __ ' ''‘By he was reeoived with uuex|H*cted honors The 

, - _ . , n ,, . Governor of the city liad presented him with u imrse. and 

" °* rveunt mn. .mills I . uturtatuuil him In ,, I, aliquot of gimutnu KUllopUh 

Rosas. Governor of Buenps.Ayres. by Gen iiiagntfleencr. while tin* eoniniaiider «•! the troops hud stn- 


l rquizajt was stated that • Rosas, with liis’ daughter. 1 * nightly guard of honor around his tent 


Obituary Notic 


Tolu I amount pf deposit* 

. ‘"Ol N A(, i: . 

44 i.»U Double Eagles 

fl (HXI Eagles 

H.U0U Half Dollars. . . . . 


. . $427 .204 21 Mauuelita, bad tuken refuge'ou hour.l an Kugllsli kI earner 
'* d r ' 'I bis lady is Hie most remarkable woman or her age' She 
.. E f ».E r f» "2 lias managed the affairs of the Argentine Confederation 
..$442.31)1 1(3 |,,r « long time. Sidteiiing the roughnes* and cruelty of 
her father's acts, wherever nn ojtporUinity enabled her to* 
..$81(5.000 00 J"* 1 " A recent private letter JiWBuenos Ayres tlius 
Gff.OOO (Ki speaks of her : 


j. . . vuiuagc $1(51( 000 00 

JACOB .STODDENAl'l'lt r V" ' i'i.0,i:u.-A ui-pglch from lliillslu. Un/r.l 

‘GDDENiMIUK, Jr., Ill the IStll til., --•’i. *..yr that lilt. umUior IihU nguin lu^wiio very cut, t. 
118 n K c - 11(1 WUH It youth of ll .rood “ ni1 tllat Uk * unvlgiitlou wuulJ V> rloMul pruhubly fur 
,,nJ h «vin K boon ruiood by pioug ‘*° == ==• ^ 


. 4 100 00 : " Tt"‘ri* Is Am. ml lug. purifying spirit iil.mit him— 

» Mr z 


heart an* there ; ir H life la- spared, it is onlrt’by her In- 
terpiw.it ion ; anil. If ruiu«.r be true, idle has uxnooed licr- 


pany with Dr Knoblecher. the venerable Catholic mls- 
^ioiiary nouud f"T the equatorial regions, whom he hail 
overtaken al Khartoum, and of Dr. Deitz. the Austrian 
Consul, 'Mr. Taylor had also attended a banquet at the 
place of the daughter of tile late King of Beuuaur, a very 
Mut«ly and ©>•!( princess, who ©nterUiiied her guests 
chiefly upon she. p roast, -d Whole, Others of the first 
luiuilic* among the Ethiopian aristocracy hail also wel- 
comed the strangers with distinguished civilities. Mr. 
’I aylor expected In reach Cairo; on hi* return, about the 
l>t of April, though we;si|ould not Ih* surprised to learn 
that lie had ehanged his uiind. und. iu company with tin* 
Jesuit mission, plunged still further info Hie mysterious 
country abotit the equator and tin* sources of Hie Nile." 


j r.Jl 18 W;i8 Rnnunvhllt ronmrkublt! foj* his uiniu- ,,KAf ". or 4 I.'u:unvM*ji.— 1 The Rev Dr. Totts. Castor of 
J| ty, (levotcdllL'SH to his parents, anil for hi* Recnud Treshyteriun Clturoh of Ht. Louis, died in that, 
correct monG l ‘i A . 1 ‘ clly ou. the lfth lust. 

I nionil (joportmont. His relutivos and 

I ri tnd H doubt not thut lie hud for Homo time* Ar, "‘ — The United 8tat#mnil Steamer 

llv Win the eninvmont of rftliirinn IL. I. i Af 0tio * ( 'apt. Lt^gcft NewYork for Liverpool on the 20lh. 
^atBictml ^ f t 1 T a »‘i ia*) in specie. Among 

- g ttntl wyer/dy, but boro it ‘h- imwengera I* the Rev. 4ohn 8 C Abbott, who i 8 to 
i U * 1 ^^^^Btn resignation. His death- vU il *' MrlH for the purpose of collecting 'additional mate 
i ^ scene WtlS. one of nrofimml iiitni-nut r '" * ,,r the history and life of the Emperor Napoleon, iu 
profound Ultorost. wnting which Mr. Abbott haafpr^ume been engaged. 
in f„n Kinking apace, and death was - ,, , > • # 

[ V | l ‘ w ’ I' 0 W"e4 hi* parents to big bed- 

I : : #lul after ttggurinc them „f hi. riuu, n. tt„. 0 r* r,om . *»• 


»"'r I.t'.ww. »„a ...Pit U|.a,l,.'i,,«;; , :K" , Mi!^: *™ilmu.„. »•«• «f vrh.,,0 

ration, tile lloliiaire. Hie univi-r-nl i.i'll... .... . death was brought by tile Eurona. was f, inner editor of 


Aietie, Oapt. Ei^bA ft NewYork for Liverpool on the 20lh. 
with fifty- nine Dangers and 1'2UU iu sueeie. Amumr 


-- ration. I he homage, tin- universal deference paid' her. even d,,u, b was brought by tlte^Europa, was former editor of 

Clkiu.vmav —The ReTo/pott* iWnr *'/ t,,0 | ,,l R'* r ' , ' it • "••'*»i« h of her lather, will be enough t,. t.ln- National newspaper and President of Hie French Con- 

■kliytrrfau eiiturh uf Sl.^iula UmIu thM - 

lir.'ly. th.. wtiolii ,tl,,l,mi,,ry g«'«.&gh!7.0i,,i,a Sim «' r "vr uf r»w Im-idtty .ml ■■lug.nw.-.mt with 

lias her clerks uud her seeretury. and all foreign agents K n ' Mt nipidRy of intnleet and iudomilable energy, lie 
negotiate with her. The co-ordinate branches, if they, labored zealously for tho triumph of Republican priori- 

speet s to lo r. It is universally conceded^ that, if lo r 1 ut wlt * 1,11 ^ tael uud l«l«fft h« never gained 

equal be living, site can liave no superior ’’ tho. full confidence of Uio people. They admired his bold 


ty on.the 17th lust. Hrelv. the whole diplomacy goes. through Iwr hand Hlo 

lias her clerks uud her secretary, and all foreign agents 

Sailino ok tiii: Arctic.— T he United 8tat# mall steamer '"'BPRate with her. The co-ordinate brandies, if tin y. 


S|.eets to her. It Is universally conceded that, it her WU Ml lHCluua h© never gained 

equal be living, she cun liave no superior ’’ l ho. full confidence of the people. They admired his bt ld 

It is diflleult to tell wlmt will be the result of this vie- '"G'Beet hut distrusted his integrity, uud ponsWiUenliy 


toiy- The motive or Brazil, iu entering into this war, 
wa> to protect her province of RiuUrande. The motive > 


lie fulled to secure a place in the Provisional Government, 
and was compelled to Ih: .content with the honor* attach- 


tah 1-1* 1 by many unngidorutiotiH, ' i«michta, J ,7 fr.™ , * fr „m ttnt.,1., „„t cureer of ltosas was to rule over Hie whole of that section 

J* Multi, e whole family, to moot him 1,1.^“ T M “ f " r — -.rh uf.guuth Aomrin, 

‘2 I'llllum..,! .ll... .1 . ...... . .. ... . - Hr..vilu.,i ^tiuiihf.1. 1 .1. .. 


C*ulrf ^? W5daTe th0 - tyrt-xmi Ui« in' 

'lonce e ‘ ^ uy thirt diKpStisation of Provi- 

be. ganiffifio,! * At* . . - 


of the Governor* of Kutre Rio*. Corritmtcs. Paraguay and l, ig to the mayoralty of Paris. After the memorable 
U Uruguay, the allied l»roviuces of the Argentine Coufed-' da >* l,f ' June, however, he was chosen President of the 
cmtlon. iu joining together, was to crush Rosas, in order V-onstitiqint Assembly, audvetaiued his position until that 
uot to he crushed by him. The sole olgcct of the lout JM^OSWid.t'' exist. He waa nristocirutic and luxurious 
cureer of ltosas was to rule over Hie whole oflfiat section 1,1 lda and liis salary of 20,000 franc* per month 

of South America. Uia detcriiiinatloii Was to drive the Billed to meet his expenses. M. M arras t was boru iu 1802, 
■ Ji x a x il i a u ^i«n4G ft i . .4u^A^- r «q>ublhv^tnd~thrtr awncrlt nr d ^ aiut G audan*, H^e-Haute (*arouu«,a.«»-uiHtalii*m* 
tin* Uonl'edurut ion. He called it the only blot unou the pn»flni*© in the rvgiotf of the Pyrenees. .Ili* father, who 


■ Ce be . sanctified ti, *Ln c -i Without atuendmeut. as it came from the House 

•6tl friends. bereaved family tu „ W11 UIlilP „ r . llle cumborUnd true „„j S 


March; 185 o s - A" """ A ' " f * w 

, *• millions uf (lnllars, anil wltti puw.T to lioltl 12,000 acres out I,',,., , , W „ M .J 

, I'ff'U- Tills roneeptr.ilion of power may for. tho prvsknt France ti... ,.r a ,.uo. , 

county Al “ t i°, l7th in Chambers ^ bt*, uncial in developing th© wealth of the mineral re. ers will get into troubl/’.Z. g th- 

i'n;, y* Altt'i AUGUSTUS ADKltVv; It but UiB contended. with good reasons aiiey. Such hits ul wav* he 

% y*-*ur, the vo, mil . un ’ hl “*'*« i ^ m — l - U > to the interests t o,u„ America ^ 


millions of dollars, and witli power to hold 12.000 acre* of 
liuid. Tiffs concentration of power may for. the prvsknt 


Combin a rioN - The M I ih ’ Y I ll “‘ U'onfetluratfon. He called it the only blot upon the pruvinee in the r.glorf of the Pynmees. ,IIi* father, who 

amendment. «s it. 1 ,,f A “ L ‘ rie # whUu Uri,H ' besieging Montevideo. WUH 11 lawyer, -died curly, leaving hi* son to l>* educated 

for' upward# pf.ullie years, he caused a g<s.d deal of trouble f* 1 '' who afterward* ke|)L a school, , At the age 

iu.ltio Grande to put^hat empire to a vast expeu*©. He of twenty. three or twenty-four, he went to Paris and 
woukHi#vc "'“do scrioua inroads Into that country, if lie became a teacher of. Philosophy at the Uoilege of Louis- 


for upward* of.uiiie years, he caused aguod deal n 


nd coal iii.Rio Grande to put^fhat empire to a vast e 


ire ® bad not been opposed’ at Montevideo by England and ••‘-Grand- From this post he -was expelled for 


* J"Ur, tl|(* v . **«•*• imm ricuituiiij )■•*'*. um tiin uiui u, m 

^Bsui) V ijb‘ J •Glgeafc SOU oi William uml pf the whole State. This cxirtnsive monopoly 
eartj . llkUl »7 and tho strongest ’pillar OH •* na B®r companies, and at ones put an c 

Htj ,. f,,r ">0'n to loan upon i„ old ago " u 10 *** 

J "jMflyJtlou IL. • • . "■ all kiuds of business. 

•W it, ' , llu J‘»noJ tbo M. E. Church „ 

1 l B0 /th of Sniff Am I...* I » i i ,N { Ai.iKoh.NiA.— The Ualitornla pnpe 

ftvfi tlw. i:. i. 01 -‘ >0 !»tembor last, when ho © u ,uniai„Bofih. »..L 


cxirtnsive monopoly will break 
nd at ones put an end to coin- | 
ary to 4he li^althful aqllon 1 1 . 


France Tint probability now i.V that the successful lead- luade at Hie. fuueral of tile celebrated Manuel, in 182T 
ers Will get into trouble among Huiiualye* fur ascend- " beu the Revplutiou of July- brought in the liberal*, it 
“Iiey 8 null lots always boon the case in all purls of did not bring in Marnist, who had bitterly a-sailed the 
Houth America. do«:lriui'S of M Cousin kud was personally disliked by 


im: Cam i n mi ok Lom.z Rkwaroko -The man named 
Castaneda, who captured Lopez, lias returned to Havana. 


CasViuir Verier, lie now entered upon journalism us one 
of the editors of the Tribunt. a Republican paper, whose 
conduetur* were the object of hja-eial )»erseculiuii 'on the 


«•« i m of Noritmnlioe lei i H$*T* in (’ai.ikomnia — 1 The California paper* coptsjl) | ' udar * 1 ' a, * d ,,,adM blm h eapUin in the rural {nilitia with ««*» «»» eouuwmHwu m iinsou. uuv was iei on n-s* severely 
ftVe tho liver . ! ,m,r 1UMt ’ W,,cn 110 complains of Him hen vy drains on tho public resources. ! “ h<lll ‘ r >" 0 * • endred and ten dollars a month ; ten ne- Gian Jiis colleague*. In 1834. lie was actively inciting to 

W ‘lli (ioil Vr t0Ht|ln(,n y () f * ,lH acooptunco lhl ’ ®<l»»rmnui> rents paid for hulldlhgs for theaccom- | Kr, "> "!' dw lruct " f, “" d ,u »ve lieeu giveu to him. Tlio or- •“"Urrectiun, and was again imprisoned He WH „ i r jed 

lived t,lrou Kh the blood of Christ. He m "d«Rhm of courts aud public Offices Tho Common j, f ' 1 • J, “b«l decorate* libVmun ; hi* children are to be before the Chamber of Peers and distiiiguliflied lilmself 
* bn acceptable momher UM the I • 0o,,, “- U of Francisco, and the Board of Supervisors.) ‘‘ d "‘ : “ , “ l l ! ,u the government ; and while in Kreatly by his del nice.' He wascoudemued. escaped from 


laden with honors. The Queen gave him #ix thousand l ,ar t *»f tbc Government. Maymat became its'chief cditoi 


aud was condemned to prishn. but was let off i«-ah severely 
t hail Jiis colleagues. Iu 1834. he was actively inciting lo 


khUdJ mw,nbur MR to the hour 

the bright., !' " ,, ! i *" " lllt luiinl<)11 t lio gavo 
Ui#D„ , l!ltt t ' v * l '™co of big rucgption. into 
fitted) of K'wy . and- MO lu. died. Ilia 
hr. ,,.77 wofo-ftttendpd to by tint wri- 
^inuurn u ) ur S ,! tni ' n «>i’cmiiti'ctiona- 
C A. II. Camp. 

UM papers jUvaHe copy. 


wntly K|' tin. he wus permitted the favorVtf kissing the/bands oi B^con uud Hu<J. to Kotflllnd;' where he married a Mins Fit* 
•min i l *'( Queen aud the little J'riueess. . Ho can neither read i; larenee. an illegitimate daughter of William IV. The 
l»ii a j " ul Writ<s • general jtiuncBiy which accompaub d lh«' tna/rlage of the 


s.yverally representing the city and county, have recently j *7“'"*’ w *^P« r “»iW«d the favor of kissing (lie. hands ot 
routed for tlie above purpose* the whole of the California tlM Wueenand the little I'riucess. . llu cun neither read 
Exchange, for- $3wx) a moujji, and this is said to I*, a " ol wrllw , ► 

siv>|ng of some $1700 to $2000 a month on the rents .pre- T,.V 8i a*k Thauk jn Ci ma it i « » 

Hounly paid. » - 1 imlm.au. l maim, jn Li ra — I tushnwii.liydocument- 

r-^xs±=Jz : - - , ary cvldclHT. tllat there were, brought to Cuba and -old 

Autani »; in I'aorK.RTr J New Yosa'A-It [ n stated that ! “ M ' ,Uv, ‘" ** f ?^ Wk : Jn 1K4y - “ rrl »'''l twenty vens^s.witb 

within Hie last fow days, over one thousand lots of groun.l Afrleau*. v In lB6().rt. veii vessels will, 2323 ; uud in 
’h#ve beeu sold al auction in the city of New York, for an •b.d. m*ven vcmwI* with 30S7 'These art* llialt*irs of dw- 

aggregate sum of $800,000. The same lot ,). i'|ii, ( (, i Uim utury evidence. During the sann* thrqe y,-ars. uecu . 

ugOj ouly.,$4 .400 'j rate iiivesligutiou reveals an added number, of 4100; am] 


— - I 8ry evidence, Rial there were, brought to Cuba uud sold Carrel, he became atttOit-d to 4l,e A’a/iv/aW. and as Its 

RT» in N»:w Yoha'.— It Is stated, that j f " lU 'J rh : ,n 1H4y ‘ urrlv ' 't twenty vess^s.witii ehjef editoy,' struck sumo of the weightiest blows which 

laya, over one thousand lot* of ground *»*•' A t lH50.**v«i| V****el* with 2323 ; und in finally overthrew the monarchy, llu the memorable uiglit 

Irtion in the City of New York. for an. ,h ' 1 ’ w V ‘ " Vl, *^ U w “ l ‘ ^ 1 ' M * un ' "'Htters of dm- of February 23. 1848, afier th© massacre |„ front of tbe 


Duke d'Orieuu* allowed Marrast to velum to Fram e, and 
in 1837. -some time after .the unhappy death uf Aruiuud 


us slave.* a* foltowi 


bund, he became attached to 4lie X<iii v ,Uil. and as its 


In 184V, arrived twenty vessel, with ehhf editop struck some of the weightiest blows which 


, u M ” Th “[’ : wj ™ ‘ 0 -Tlie late |f. 8 Consul to M* 

“ Nt »V U rk ~ K l'b r * , u , l , olbffM»h. who died rwiai, ily j r 9 rnn bus published a Idler earneMly calling Hie alien- 
Mt/tni Wbv.mw. btMjueathed fduootk) p| R i " f l ^‘" ^"Pl® Of the United Btates | 0 the iuiportanre 

«uj rulkUtm lu»Ututluiis i “V u! -'I'Meoo, *hlcfi l*“ ter J |ucr»ll,i-. aitU I, 

#« w O) W)o>ik 1 1), HufUuJ 


Uhi.-iiu.ry t ri Jiu.i ., Durlug tin. sum.. I l.r,;. y.-un*. ucru- fioul «t M Uui.uL tt wus Murru-t wlm tiuruugurj tin. 

r.l« mve.tig.tkm rJri'ulu u> «0dril wiiuhm, uf 4IWI t uil - .<ek«l au unrlb- dMd tu.di.'T. Uf tlmlr u'„j 

fruin tin- t.rig ItunuviT. liutll In N,-w.\ urk uuU it,.|tvi.r,..l suit ttmiu bock tn r.-urw und ouutrol Um ntruggl,, wtilrti 
111 t'ulu. lust summer 4U *' r.. lunU. J u, ll„. I.,, rusulteil IU UiU ituwnfuU i.n.uui. flnli,,,,.. „„ ,.„j 

W... k of tVtirusry ut Mlorru Mursiiu , glut to Um .-uslwunl uf tlu, Ouiiultuu.il Asu. ml.ly, M Utriu.! 1,„, |„,',|-ft,i„ly 
Of hugu'u-lu ItruiiJ... I.y v.uwls nut yrt ktn.wul'ktsi ; ' mu- iu reltruumut It. Iiuu luou mSsully omm.-l. J unit 
king » puuil tout nf Itttttl sluw tfiijuiftrit U.I.. t.'yn, out m Ittu jnuruuU. Iml liuu UriJ OMUbllu p.u4tiftu uuj 

Uuring Uts las, Utfok jrwu. - . Ifus Uu.J mu, ur go Muuuo. un t(M tuttub vf ijlUri 


TlOLKoiniaiie l l i;Sis, 

Oongrokslottnl ProcoofUngk. 

"'..tiis.,t,iu, A,irll t 

. 1,1 ••t” k.'iintu I., iluy. n till, wus report oil grunting Inn. I to 
t-n Uhlln.-y h. util tn rnti.lrm'llng n mtlrrmil tn tl, - 
t'nrlllr tturnii 

, A I.itt.fn *n« lntrr.tlURr.1 rr.|n.-.llng It,., l-rnulilrr.l l,', 

n,r " r "l ff'»‘ ''n.l, ..,ij Hi.- I'Xto-illtlm, In 

. 'l l"' un. .Ii-I.nti il nt if 1,.,,'glh, km! 

rnrlln r rmi.lilorntlnn |m.t|imm(l until i„ mnrrnw. 

In Um II um llm lilll gmnUng lutnl. In'liiwn Tnr Itkll 

I"" I-;-'-- uml Uuumtlokit I, lit irorr .llmnsmd 

wlltimil >1. ttnltu imllmV. Hun', fur n llrnnrli Mint lit 
Simrnmi nt.. I’nllfnfuln nr-ro -ul.tn It l.-.l Uml r, r,.rrc.l 

I .. M .sluxuio,. A|,rllZ' 

! In rill- ft. Hill... rim lirlTiito inili-iiiltr wus tnkoli ll,,. lint 
.1 ,l "' I" 1 '""*" no, tint '^Mnui;li linpurtunii. A.ljmrimil 

|tltt-'lmulny--|rn1tmftntiirim 1 hn^tnffnfim?nra-l,T;id'Mr 
„ i- .li-i-i.nni.il mill ri-furri-tl tn n rniimiltti-i-. l.y n ynt.- nf 

11.. I., Ailjour.mil till Mnn.lny ' - 

Items by the Canada. 

N»n VoHk.. A|.rit 1. 

Tl "‘ '' r ' "' A untrf.in wiir-.li-nmif Ancon,,, 

' lo-Mt tut) inuu nil Inst. Tim illsnslof In-curn-d nil Dot- 
•mat ia liy Bint tiding. " • . . 

NewYork Markets. 

~ S i.uYoits, A|irtl -1. 

'jin- .nl--, of lu.Unn t-'.itny nlllmintgn 4..KI toil,.. ||,i- 
,1- ninml lo-ing mti-n.ly. uml Jiiinm uin-lmugi-.t t„ tin- 
i Hour tlllirki-t tli.-r- I, ii g-i-ol .li-imilnl. Hint ttm -uli-ntnulfty 
| on, mint t.,-7l».i 1,1,1, Stul.- l.riinils ,J I'Vu-l -Mi . ohlil 
I St T.i.'n)t .7 i, Tlu-ri- tins Im--ii cunsiili-rntil,- m-ttlity la 
■-■!lm Horn tn ukrt. unit llm .ntimfu-tlny mmli T: ihhi Bn.lml, 
I'rim- V- ll,.. |..,uO|,--,t .„t oOffiJIk- Thu Mifi-k t,f |> -nit 
4 o iii' ii ',t I*" I'.Mt. M' l, 17 l 4-|.rl„m undoing,., f 

. .- vi'ii hiiiuln'.t 1 .urn-1, nt I .tint Imvi-.b.-iu mill nl uijmu ' . 

.1' ll. . 

Fugitive Slave Case. 

A Imnring »»• liuil tu-ilay lu (Im Knrrmt llnik, 

n.rilgltlv.l "Inn^ Ir.un .llulllmor,. Ilisiitschnrgii,™. tann-,1 

"" KfVlIJiiluf -miut-tl.r ivlilomm Nn i|tcI,1i„, tins 

lumawnilomt Cunsyi-rjij.li. .m It,'., 

Foreign News by the Buropa. 

:n... NiwVurk |i<ip.'t.-i nf tlm omitiilu llm mn- 
tiru.iglit I.y rim Kuru|.n, nf wlilili Imtii ImU u t.-ti- 
graphic Hiiinninry. * 

Tim Kugllsli |n|mn nro llllnl nltli ojActlnn rotuniN 
no.Nl of whirl, ur,- in juvor i-r till* UnToriuumit 

, 11 rig.. -oily in, iIiTNti,inl that tho onurmitn bo u.IouUmI 

I.y Kuril join. It.ms.-tl unit til, |,i,Tly will l«- to t„r.-,- llm to 
rlok loun ,-nriy -ti— 'liitimi nf-t-nritnitti-nt. i-vi-n It l, tin,, to 

1.. - ij..n.- by lliiilllng tlu- nu|,,,|Io., t„ Um-,. nioutli, Tim, 

mlltlo-n III- I’nin|n-Ili-J tn n|.|..-ut tn tl,.- country mi llm 
quentlous lit issue. . * 

FRANCE, 

1 1, the new Legislative Assembly there arc to bh two 
.qffuffow.n* ln the obi Chamtrr of Deputies whoaieio 
Ih- chosen by Him President ot' ibv llenublic ’ M Vuliftle* 
n niain* Secretary T.f tin; Prosideney, uml M. Dfliliu* l/e- 
garde Secretary und (JlijuT i!jerk ot the proee.-dings, M 
te ‘affiant remains Secretary General M. Miller l.ibi* 
i .ai, ot the late Assembly. ,u.v» retains his place. 1ml itV 
s.ud Ins assistant* ur© to be changed. M. de Braucns Dn- 

remain* Chief nf the Ushers. Thu l'ulucc ol th. 

I ' residency, like that of Go- Assembly, will In* plm ed und, , 
the administration ol Hu* President of the Co.iiibuUi,,, i 
and Hu* que-tura are to be c-mipl t. ly under his orders 
'Hie internal arrangements «.f 'th,- two Chambers will | H * 
eompli'ied in a h-w days. M.-dlliilaull iv moves tiffs duv 
t * Ins le w hotel *'. 

.More 'll, an E, o of the newly elected Deputies have al- 
ready chosen their. places, aud tin* Halle des Gotilerences 
has jjeen fitted .up for tlieif reception. Tho President ot 
the RepuliBc lias ordered that there shall be put nuv tiiir 
ot gallerie* in tlie gruud ImU. M. Court s puinimg. w liieli 
r. presented the. late Kinrf. Eoul# Philipp,-, taking the 
oath to Die Cliarter und winch had beet, tiUspcudcd over i 
tin- President * elmir, was destroyed by the mob on the 
24th February. 1848 It is replaced by a •common panel, 
uniform with the other pam U ot the hail, 

* Mafidial Prince Jeroum Bonaparte, i'resident of the 
Senate. -ha* just published a series of regulations for Hint 
body. 

’Marshal Marmont. Duki of Itagusn. died at Venice on 
the 2d lust , after an illnesfl of.»lx days. Thus ha* per- 
(shed in exile the last of Napoleon * Marslial*. but his 
memory will n«»t b«r I, ©id iu much reverence, as his con- 
duct toward* ills great master in his last struggle before 
liis first abdication is generally aokuuwledgt-d lo have been 
baaely trvacln-roua, Ily a separate cupuulation he ho- 
truyed4lie Emperor al Fontainebleaif. having him un- I 
covered by drawing 'off his t'oijn ./VJrwife to Versailles. 

- and b*uvi,ig the road to Foulaiuebleau open to the allied 
a riffle* concentrated at l'uris. 

EaiiLirtine lias attempted, but witlK.ut-sueces* to wlilte- 
w.u-l, tills evidently base desertiTJ)i. which at oucu *op|M-d 

• nil possibility of negotiating the iin|H-riul regency, an Is- 

. suujhen tar from probable. and banl«lied the Emueror tu* 

, the rc-«‘k of F.lb.i. fi out H-hlbh’Ue whit HesiTiied' 'to -ucinevtn 
1 so glorious u return on the 20th ol' March of tlie in-xt yj nr 
1 Marmont riveted by hi* betrayal of tlm Emperor to tlie 

• cause of tin* Bourbons, and prevented by Un-excess ot ids 
I a |" 'stacy from imitating the weakness of Nvy. fonhed one 

of ihc fugitive Court at Gand. and re-entered France with 
tlu- second Restoration, lie wus Commander-In-Chief ui 

• the Army when Chari©* X waa expelled by tlie citizen* of 
Paris for crimes which have been since pardoned to Eouis 

i Napoleon. Dy hia fidelity to the exiled Court of the eider 
Rourhou*. Marmont repaired in some nuqisure the stain 
which his treacherous hetruy/U' of the Emperur. in 1814 
uiu*t ever leave upon his memory. 

The accounts from the innnufaoturing districts are 
much lei s unfavorable than heretofore 
The decree on Public Inetr .otson published on the loth, 
confirms tlie inroruiation comuiuuiriited some time since 
relative to the University. Heretofore the Professors 
were not liable to b* removed, but the guarantee to their 
independence no longer exiat*. The appointment and dis- 
missal of almost every bffleer nnnneeted with public in- 
etruclion is now the sole prerogative of the President 
. 'I be d.-nree has created mueh dissatisfaction, ns If show- a 
haste to concentrate all the patronage of the State In tlie 
, hands of the executive la-fore tile meeting <>r the Cham- 
bers. to avoid any Inlerrjiptiou -or interference on the part 
or Deputies or the Senate. The member* of the new 
Ass.-inhljr Hre to take tho title <>f •• Deputies of the Legis- 
lative Corps.” , 

n*.The appointment of Lord MAlmesImry ns Foreign 8««- 
retary has given great satisfaction in Paris. Uie noble Knrl 
le-ing a personal friend of M. Pcrffgny uud of Loui»,Na- 
poleon himself. * '! 

Tin* Mint has coined 2.000000 five franc pieces bearing 
the effigy of the Pn**ident of the Republic. 

PRUSSIA. 

Mr. Barnard. .Embassador of- the United State* at Ber- 
lin, is gernu to Naples, where lie will stay two or three 
mouths; during Iff* absence, Mr. Kay, First Secretary of 
the American Embassy, will take the functions of Charge 
d* Affaires. 

The example of the Crynlal PaWee is «l>out lo he fol- 
lowed by Silesia, where there is soon to Ih* an exhibition 
of Silesian niAUUfactulVs uudej- a glass ns*!'. This I* much 
more appropriate than Us projectors Imre apprehended 
probably , for the whole limm manufacture of Hil.-sia, tlm 
proddc© of hand-weaving, i* a liot-house plant, which is 
only kept from immediate extinction by heavy import du- 
ties on tbt* far superior productions of Manchester. 

AUSTRIA. 6 f 

Tin* Emperor arrived freni Venice on the morning of tho 
6th. at Triextw. 

Th© government has abotUhed the M>par*t© professor- 
shin of philo-uphy at tlm University iff Prague, and im- 
posed lt»< duties on the theological professor. The reason© 
assigned for this proceeding, as stated in tlm official nptif- 
date, aro that in idea* and tendencies the sehtHil i* anli- 
('liri-tlan. The plillfn-ophy «f Hegel is fought and em- 
braced there with ardor, and tin* government Is deter- 
mined not Ui permit" this in any Austrian University. 
The deposed professor. Dr. liana*, will continue to receive 
liis accustomed salary, as the government lias no wish to 
reproach him personally with the error* of the University. 
SWITZERLAND. 

Tho Government of the United States of America lias 
resolved to accredit, for tin* first time, a iH-rumncnt Charge 
d’ Affaires to the Swiss Conledemtion | n Switzerland this 
act of a powerful government, of dl-cidcd non-intervention- 
principle*, give* the liveliest satisfaction. The Federal 
Council lias resolved to send to America a piece of granite 
from the valley uf Hablera. near Interlackan, to form a 
part of tlie iutended monument to WashingAm. 

SPAIN. 

Several Ministerial modification* and change* are talked - 
of, aud among them Is a rumor that thu Jiarquia do Miru- 
flore* will retire from thu Cabinet. 

ITALY. 

Tlm Corrirrr Militarr of Nice state* that fund* are tobe 
raised by subscription to erect u monument to Cbarle* Al- 
bert at that place. 

Tlm shock of an earthquake was felt, ©t Palermo on the 
Kith ult. 

RUSSIA. ** 

According to an Imperial ukase, the Jews are to be 
classed in two categories, those who have a fixed residenc* 
apd a trad'', ami those who hum neither The latter .are 
to be employed In thu public mine* Mini fortreSM-.- Tin- 
classification is to ts'iuade in ull the provinces vrlmre Jews 
are* tolerated al one und the saute time. 

TURKEY. 

A letter from Constantinople of the 25th ult stale* that 
the question rebitive to the Holy places was Mettled. M. do 
l.avalette. whose health has for some tiuiecbeeR iu an un- 
sntisfaetorv Btgte. has upplied for leave of allsf-uc© for four 
•month*. MHahatie-wni-represent him during "ii is ab- 
sence. M. Botfo, the French Uousul ut Jerui'iilein. had 
left the Turkish capital to return to his post. 

GREECE. 

The expulsion of Gen. Mihlitzuud six other Polish refu- 
gees hud led to some Mornsy debates in the J'hainbcr ol 
Deputies In reply tua demand for information on the 
subject, tlie Minister of Justice stated that the expulsion 
had Hot been made at the demand of auy foreign Govern- 
ment. hut because the refugees had abused the hospitality 
extended to them by conspiring against the HtMte. He 
said that tin* Government would show that it hud acted 
fairly uud with indulgence toward* the exp* lied Poles 1 

Hon. R.J. Wulker. Ex-Hucretury of the Treasury, has < 
been for souu* time ill at Kyegatn. a small to*ru between | 
Brighton and Londou. in Rngland. He was. at the last | 
account*, fold to he slowly recovering from a Very severe i 
and protracted Blues*, one of his complaints being in* u- i 
rulglu. 11 b was qtjeouipanled by hi* friend Geu. McNeil i 

lii'MONrn ItrsioNATiuN ok Loan Elkin. — T lm (Jucbee 
MoFcury. mentions a current rumor lu that city that Lord 
Elgin had teudered hi* resignation of office, and that his 
Excellency expected to h u^ t iuiada in a few day*. 

Acstmian iii iriii' i i(|ort.*TiuNN — Information has 
Irt-eu received at the Department of State that new In- 
struction* have lull ly' been given by the Austrian Gov- 
ernment to mII their police officers aud gens d’arum* not 
to'pehnil any foreigner to enter their dominion*, unit'** 
his passport l*eara thu iW of an A it»triau Legation or 
(.'■insulate - ' 

This new regulation extends to ©very place at which an 1 
Austrian garrison exists, aud will, a* 1* stated, be strictly 
eulorce.d against Englisli uio| Aim-rican traveler* It 
therefore ndvisnl'tii tliiu Go ot our country men who lu- 1 
lend to travel hi tlm Ulterior of yi riiuu or into Italy ' 
should lniyi their paM|rtirta vUgd aft thy Auslnau Uga- 1 
tiou at WtuDibgtnu, urat Pari* ur liouduu. 1 


T,lr txrkKMkl. Ahii,,,..-, .. II.,...'— Tt„. Unit Ilnur, 
H„n ,ny. : IV, J,krn ’fmm , tVnnlilnutnn. m, tinilunbtml 
nnllinrlly. tlint nil |,ru,n- ,i„.ftn,irr. Ijnr, lu-rn tnkrn l.y 
Ih" 0-pnrlm-nt Huln f„r Hi, r.'lmnu of thu Ainitfenn 
rn«lii""r nnw mnllnM un th, l.lntij uf Otlhn A rum. 
tmmlrntfnn rk„|, M , , |<y , „„ r 

ruin r \ ,1 ■ . t— r, *("- — p.'.ltlr, n-.nr .nr, nf thl, 

I." M,,., I.141 I, in - A' (l„|«l„li from Iti.iitnnrk. 

" ' M *"J* • Hi,n, „f tlm tuwn rlrr. 

till, Hutu 

! ” "''""J '** 1 '"*n «'*'» «l mnjurllr na,ln,l llm 

l„n „"t„f Mirnl.r,: llrt,l R ..tnn kit mnj.»(ty. onl „f MO 
t.ulAr., nii.l ,'lhnr luwnn fr„n, a I., «, r..l|.,.,„nj„rltr „,„i 

! " l| - '«'!«> hnn flrrl.l. ,| |„ n , „ lP 

law.” , , 

■ h-tlnn rrnm ll„tn„n -Inl-ilmt th..'|mr,l„n nflkamn h, 
Clf.vurn.ir limit I, nil r, . I nit MUM f.ull,i, t.mnt.l II,, 

1 : 1, liuil *tnUn..», It nl,Mr,.| , hnl-Um nut him, IM t.rrkk, r,. 

* 1,1 Htlllvni,. Wrmlly f—llmrn with Cubn „„i 

.Thnrn nr,, hut „ r. u purwn, „uw In Otlhn 
«,'ni-.-„„ur..,l, whufn.iai.nirMM tu«i,r,l tlm H,,nnl,h 
(l,.r,T,m,rnt ur lurnl rut. In llnrnnn 

Hrt’Riot *• Dat'usi— Tint NewYork Journal or Pharmacy 
-ays that tllF trhd.f in adjilterated and counterfoil, drugs 
ami medic 1 lies is sGII carried i>n to a considerable exit i.t, 
ffr.twithHtamliug gMTenmmnt precaution* n'ltalnst it. 
Aimrg'i of imrk n'<rntly arrived at NewYork «n account 
efGi.* Emperor of flrazll. whlelfwa* utterly worthlew. It 
•wus inspected jmd w*s not admit'ted. ' ' [ * 

Pi.imibani 8rock.--^\ large amount of Telegraph stock 
was sold at auctlonW Cincinnati on Uji» 16th ult. Hharcs 
of NuwGrleatis nnjl Ohio Company— Dm Morse llm-- 
1 1 night from $25 tj» $38 per sliant. and thow* of thaEquis- 
v.lle and NewOrle ins— O’Reilly line— hrought from $3 
to $5 25 ! 1 

The shares In U'mj Morse line are $100. and th*me In tlm 
" Uglily $25. The.fo linen will probably cihiii Iso owued by 
(lie same company, an arrangement being on foot to bring 
a limit that bisect. * , 1 1 


oil /'* ' Th '' r " b" *”*'r " ».,|,n.t. .lMn.uA fur 
•Urt", A.mln, it,, k. .ml ih,. „M, , r , llu.ll-A lo .Unit 
'"«* Rl ° nt T> 11, f.. r ..id n ,m tua>Ht 

j •* iL & 

... 7,17 

last evening was nlwmt .'tnooo hags. 

< ANIM.r.M— Tlm demand continue* limited and WW 
Im r, nutlrra „„ r 

KKA t. AM, HRMf-w. „t of mu h ,u, AiA^rl. 

these articles In our market. ^ 

T ALLOW — W*» have heard* of no ml©© iff ihii ar tnu 

KIlKKIIITfL-Thu rue. I|,l, of f-rotlnuu h-jM i,,,, 
h'll VilniTfvd arnininf nf tonnage In' prrH, the ra(i«! |m| 
foreign and coaatwlse. hav* continued to improve. Th*r© 
have been mimrrmis engagement* at 0-18<|for Gotten te 
j Liverpool, nnd several at 1 3-1 n to Antwarp *nd Rm,en 


Departures of the Collins and Cunard Steamer* 
FROSI urE&POOl. 

ahA * < Hf ) f»r NKW VUltK. . . .RATWRDAY, 

NIAGARA, tllr .). ,,,M 110* ION ... . ... .PATPItflA Y, I. 

•HAtTFlC, (Am.).... tor NEW YORK. ... WEDNESDAY, •• |o. 

Ki IIOPA, (Ur.) f-r NEW YORK, .^.SATURDAY, •• IB. 

CANADA, (llr.) for H08TO.N. ... .... .SATURDAY, •• vo 

A I t.ANI |c, (Am.).. for NEW YORK. ... WEDNESDAY,*. •• y( 

AHlICA, tlir.f fur; NEW YORK. . . .SATURDAY, -ll. ' 

•s. =■ ■*' 

NEW ORLEANS MARKETS. 

{UitaisruN AnvocATr. Gkkii l. . i 
rtUurday Morning, April 3.1H52, j 
A fair amnuntof lffislnes* Im* boon transacted In our 
general market during the week Just closed, hut lu prices 
ol our leading ntapl«|s no very marked ehunges have taken 
place. Gotten ha* ivinlinucd lu nctlvn rm|uest, and so far 
tiie rate* have hoenj sustalffeti with steadiness, notw ith- ’ 
sUUdltig the aujiei|,utluu of unfavorable yid^loc* by the 
sleamera due from hivei pouj this month. For detells in , 
regard to all this nnjl other branches of trade, we refoY to 1 
our eparanj r. mnrl;j< below. 

l ife Until 11* steamer Atlantlo wa* to leave Llvurpool. for 
N< iv York, on the 2Uh ultimo, aud her advices will, there- 
tore, he due hy'lclcgiuph iu a day of two. 

tin depression noticed ill the Cotton 

inurkH towards the do*,, of iu„t week was snai relieved 
by ibe receptlou of the Niagara's and Pacifie s letters by 
|' matt, containing souie considerable orders to be executed 
j here. iik^cousqqueAce an active demand arose, which 
continued throughout Saturday, Monday and Tuesday, 
llu* sales of those threw days being fully 33.U00 boles, al 
an improvement of at least l,* for strict middling to mid- 
dling fair, which were scarce and in request. On Wed- 
nesday about 65(H), Wnd oil Thursday 7600, bales found 
purchasers ut firm and lull prices, especially after tlie pub- 
lication ot the Uunaili’s accounts, which were more favor- 
able than hud been expected. Yesterday buyers earn©' 
forward; though not with much spirit, and took 6000 
bides, muking lfi« total sales of the week 63.000 bales, tlm 
bulk of which la for Great Britain and the Contlhunt of 
Europe. Price* cloned rather feebly at the auucxed 
quotations. The receipts ut thin port sjuon the 1st Bep. 
umber are now 1145,366 bulea against 828.365 to name 
date last year, and at all the United State* port* there l* 
now nn Increase, compared with last year, of 466,710 
babj*. " v 

xXAttrr/CATIo.y. ‘ v l 

Inferior 6>{f3>6| Middling fair 

Ordinary 6>»fh)0J< Fair 8 Li raff* 

M iddling 7<S)7 X Qood Fair. ; 9)4^ — 

Go.fd Middling. . . .7*ffS)H|0ood and Fine. . ... . . f® — 

COTTON AMD TOBACCO *TATKME*T. . 

Cotton, bales. 7WHfo®, hhds. 

Stock on hand Sept. 1. 1851 16.390 23.871 

llec.clved J(U*t week 57 510 2655 

previously . . 1087.846-*1146 .356 10.558 ©©10.213 
liiid.Tid Ja7o«4 

Exported past W‘*«k 32610 714 

previously. . 918^33— 051.348 30,280 —31,003 

Block on hnnd not cleared.'. 209.403 ilotii 

TOBACCO— The receipt* are still moderate, aud not 
sufficient to alforij a ImisIs for any very extenslrt opcra- 
t Ion*, though there 1 a* good demand Inith for th» lower I 
and tho finer qimlitie*. Up to Friday mom log somollOO 
iihdshiid found purclwsers, infwtly at far n«w 


Y,iV'\ Tr Z\” * Wl ^"L'rshurg, to BonUrntMaw 

r i. . ' r "“ r * ' ,ll P *“ "»»n foe Anl.urp a 

■K*m. »ArtS: ,n '' t ’"’ ,I,TT " »* O* f* <"»t. 

h ‘* * K°mf fluntuod ft»4v 

^ ’ '" ll «■> •'nine* b«», tmun In IM.M- 

quest, >V e now qilOte ; , . u ' 



NewYork sixty-day Bills. i V, 

m,ht , ; ,muit,un rfu.r nrt::r.;v .;!>4^t^«fc 

NXW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET. 

.... . O-rrkMu C.Tf , ■ I 

... . . , Oldsy Kr-nlnff, April X Mil f 

Arri»«l during Ihu tMt wprk, not, vt unkrti fbmm. 4kp 
Tt,k(... tm flump, 72 Milch Cur, p„il lm ^ 

..ffcrlug,,,, I,,..., cm, UurlBK iU ^ „„ k 
nlUNtl, „.ry „UHl,.r,li.. ,„,t , llt 

i Im fnppty of Bticip la but Nca.nl, with „ al,,w 

t'bcfn I. no Tux,* l.'kttlo In Market, .ua . modumU. Monk 
of t'u#, and Uuffa. Veil OnttU la arnroi. 

«..r ri.rrtk 

"7;:;; 

Mil... Ctfwa. . . a BJSw} 

OaLn a »,4.| Tk.lLluna . . >6 '(0/3M M ? blU 

NEW ORLEANS HONET-MARKET. 

.QORRKCTKP DAltif BT W W WIIitr a ,<n 
Exchange Office 23 Camp street, corner of CoflUnon street. 

, . . J KXCMANUIt. "j* ' 

fcift re::::;::::: ■©»•* 


I Lon.loo, imv.lsvR... 
l*«ris, siiiv fUys 




»."•* u.ri’«>r*t»V.'.: V-;;;;; f 5?~*- 

,, « l “ JtSS: 

S'.;Vu~'; ,....1fr.bi<tR l ^K55: 

5Ka'rjss^« : "£: : "^ 

(lll , ■ . WBlTUiN UANRH. ^ ,0 * A 

in.UoniiV '• ' MNX f. 4te«©M. 

Baak «2fiS5B2P?7. 

a.ui k .,r MoitfU z r ?'• f yyy* * 

U.nrxlR SflU Boulh Ulotiart. . Z 

Cuo.ntofrlRl A4 rir ul lu ml, OrJ*#©^'. juSt Z !««, '.dMMraHt 


EHteXH f' “t- 41© 

".lilf stl.flt*, 

k3if •m.um 


New Orleans Wholesale Prices Current* 

UARKKULLY COUKItCTKD EVERY WEEK. 


IlniZinr- I i ' hrm n 

K. I lucky. Vyd _ n — t»J4 

HufoHopi-, tffbj 

KrnUuky „ « __ 

NtrrUiam h1 ' 

Bread, DMItk , 

Nsvy _ 

Pilol 

Crarkof* _ 

Hcrawax, $ R- 

Yslluw _ o« m 

Itrlcks, «• M.. 1 “ 

{"•vv 4 00 100 

•bi*iisb k u # ■ • • 2 A ou ui oo 

“ Sflar T M k OO 

Ft. W Uin, F list , go 

Itraw, F"HMb i» J. _ 

i'otiur, V ».... 

** mi.tk'ira- n * 

- \* — is 

Cboculatc. %>W 

No. I /. - 10 

No. || - • - - 

Copper, V R> .. 

iirMiori' — *1 — If - 

8h*nlliiiig — — - HM 

4o. v«tU,w ini-UO - ll* 


Mol|UIKt||l|© 

tn Uts Clijr .... • 

Oo PluUUM .. - * 

S*ib,4<«id a 
Naval Mtorto, 

lv> tet..T7 «m 

feiS 


rt«. t, mini, -r | |n 

Whole, rulinsii. . —60 

UtuMor — 6* 

Oliv*, In rssks. . 100 , 

•.. Uuk.1, If b. gib JS 
Tsiiiisra', V LM. |« |M> 

Oil i'a|i©^( io«'. _ 1— ”5. 

I'rovTeloiuipUfi - ^ "» 

M»sr: 

Mrs*. Nortli-m — — — L. 
do. WesUrn.... u oo 
de. do. tudf.M.1. J oo t - 

hidi. Msm, «>to ZC .- 

rrilna Mrs*.... ,4 (N) |i (M, 

•" *« 

KlillW 

1 J’' 1 " 1 ' ,4 #1 14 M 

1* ,H -”« 


1)1.1 do. vollvw tni-lrt) — II) 

„ Cuii()I©*a 4* Ih. . 

1)84 8p*r©ijN. llrtflfil — 40 


crop, and yesterday wf noticed sale* ot 203 hhd*; Ihclitcflng 
1 W at 3^. 14 at 3*. and 01 at We itlll 

quote: For Lugs. 2?{fo>3J{ i Leaf. Inferior to Common,- 
3?irtfe4>; ; Fair to Fine, 4*if5)5 ; Choice aud SelecUop*, 
6>4f»6« V ft- 

8UGAR— The receipt* of Sugar continue light, and th© 
business of tin* weak ha* been limited, mostly from thin 
cause, -to about 5000 hhd*, of which 900 were tsken-yester- 
day.' Prices ‘have been quite gnu latterly at the fallowing 
range ,of quotation* : Inferior nnd Common, ‘Md’SJi ; 
Fair, 4fo)4^i ; Brim* and Choice, 

Week's receipt*, 6807 Hhd* — ex port*. 826, 

MOLASSES— ^ We have little, alteration to notice in the 
Moliuwd* market during the week, tho supply remaining 
llgjit. and IhoMtmtand with aetlvlty. The u*l»*«um up 
a Ifon t 6000 hbls, at an extreme fang! of 1 5/n)28 for Inferior 
to best fermenting, ami 24>if5)26^ ft gallon for prime to 
choice lots of re boiled 1600 lity* tiiclnded above wl*re 
taken yenterday at 18f®26‘ gallon. 

Week's receipt*, 6107 bbls— exjHirt*, 678.^,. '' 

FLOUR— Tile Flour market opened with a heavy »p- 
! pearn^ce, and the business continuvd on a v©ry moderate 
seale until Thursday morning, when a rather i}ri"k ‘'Nport 
demaud sprang up, and the sales up to th«evei|iug of 
that day embraced about 16,000 bbls. mostly ut $3 62 ,‘ t ' fib 
$3 75 for Ohio. $3 80fa$4 oo for III in^ and Bt. Louis, 
and $4 02‘afa)$6 00 ft bbl for oxtra brands. Yesterday’s 
sales Were Hbout 2600 bbls, of wbich'900 Ohio at $3 10(a) 
$3 76, 300 (a resale) at-$3 86, 200 St. LouU at $4 10, aud 
•21)0 extra (Eagle) at $5 25 ft bbl. 

M eek’* receipts, 34.3'^* bbls — export*. 21.226. 

GRAIN— There hu* been a rather good demand for 
Corn during tho week, but the stock left over from the 
previous week added to thu receipts of this, has made tbo 
supply so largo a* to have a depressing effect npon prices, 
though prime qualities have latterly brought a slight Im- 
provement over our last quotations. The sales, lucludlng 
8000 sacks tuken fcsterdayV enibroan 43.000 sacks, mostly 
nt a raugo of 41f3>42<t for ordinary, ’4^g)4Lfor mixed, and 
•.45/8474 bushel for prime yellow- to rejected lots of 
white — Oate have remain' d firm, with moderate sales of 
Ohio aud prim© Indiana at 30/833. aud St. Louis at 33/8 
3-te $ bushel.,.. Bran has sold generally at 70/5)76* fi 
UK) Ih. mostly th© latter rate. The principal sol© oi 
Wheat that w© have noticed was 600 sack* fair Indiana at 
704 V bushel . . . .Ear Corn lias continued to bring 00/a) 664 

V bbl. 

Week’s receipts of Com, 48.240 sacks— ©xports. 20,890. 

l'RO VISIONS — There has been rath6i^)Iior« inquiry In 
the Pork market during tlm hot week, and prices Imre 
advanced 37)*/S'5o V bbl. Th* sales embrace about 7600 
bbls, tlm rates early In llm week raugiug at $10 00(2) 
$10 26 f.»r Mess. $15 31 ) 4 /@$16 60 for it. O., $13 60 (2) 
$13 75 for prime, and $13 00/o)$13 25 ^ bbl for Rumps 
Recently, however, M«-J* ha* mild at $16 76/5)$17 00. 
uodM. b, uL $16 00 ft' bbl. witlmut inspection — Bulk 
Meats have been in good request at firm prices, and we 
have noticed sales of about 1,000 000 )h at 74 ft th for 
ordinary, and 7 6-10* for prime Hog- round. Som e sm all 
jot* of Shoulder* have ’sold ut 6J44 .... Beef ha* further 
advanced, with saltf of *onm 400 bbl* and half bbls Men* 
at $13 00/S)$13 12)|_ for the former, and $6 75 for tho 
latter, and small lots of primu have brought $9 00(2)f0 2 S 1 
ft bbl .... Bscou has met with a good demand, and 1200 
cask* have b**«u dlspffM d of^iuring the week at U , 4fn)9 , ;< 
•jit Jt, for Missouri t.o prime Cincinnati Sides, and 7)i/a) 
7 >i*r for Shoulders. W*. noticed 'a' jot of 45 rusk* choir 
Sub* sold rnrjy in Uw.w.Mik at 104 V,lh..<.»aw< b«ve 
continued te roll, lu moderate pared*, at 9/odl© 1' lb for 
plain apt 1 bagged to extra Bngfor-cured . . . . Lard./ In th** 
early part of the week, was rather actlyo-'and prices have 
teen firui. The salts embrace 4000 bbls aud tiorecs at 
8>i/ri)8.S*r V th for large lots, and 8J|f.» for very prim* In 
moderate parcels ; and 3600 keg* at 0^(2)0S4 ^ jr N'» 1 
th prime, including 900 bbls at Bf*. aud yesterday 145 bids 
at h) 4 . aud 1200 keg* prime at 9>»f V* |b.. •• Western 
Butler ha* generally Sold at 11/«>13. und (Tieesval l(w~i 

V Ih 

BICE— We have not If id but limited lran*actipn* in tills 
arjich* at 3 ‘ a ? ?< lb- holder* geiivrally u-king 3>i|, aud 
some even 3 A(4 $• fb for thu pext. 

IJAGGIN'G AND ROI'.B— The' principal sales Of this 
article during the week have teen 600 piece* Kentucky 
Bagging at 12>*. 300 coils Hop" ht G'^.and 200 cult* ut 0,*. 
nil cash, and 236 coll* Missouri Hope at 6-r, jig mouth*; 
also, yesterdky. teO piece* at 12^, and 178 colls at 6V*. 
cash*' W 

.GUNNY BAGS— We have lieard pf no tronsardlons of 
any moment in thl* article 'pm last sal© that was noticed 
wh* at 8 for tuff**. ' . ' * 

SALT— Several cargo©* have arrived, tud w© hav© n»- 
tio©d. sales of 7u25 rock* Llvarpoyj at 64© for ooorse and 
70 for Hue. aud 6600 al about the same. Tbs’* ] rate© from 
ecunud babd* arc 74/u)784 for cuarm , uml H7y«/7olW*4 P 
sack for Hije, ddlv vied 


•lu. Nanliitikol. . — 

T»llow - - * ' 

Ailtuiumlina.... — - — 

Star - tl# - 11 

fordag©, «l B>- 

Al..uiIfo7T - 14 - MU 

T«rr»,IAiii''ri'"n — S)f — I© 

RiimIs )ioa«. , 

<’araMonl. bbl. IM 

t out, V Ion 

W«U-ni,'i'bi)E “ 4® -»0 | 

Cldei> fteJ. 

Nortnua ...... 100 100 

C#rka, KM. . 

Veil-*! I *0 t 11 

D<tm.Uood»,)'l 

Ur.foar.O(U«bxi — 10 — IS 

Ti, king.VB.M - * 11 - 

K rii-rotJS*** r «>4 - If 

-tinua ... — Id — 14 

('..loaudu .... - - a# 

8»ltMU .; - w - Ifl 

Caffe© PrialS... - » - l»* 

J> mil, Ktaiaik) “ fo 
I.nt.-y., Ky,,.. — l0 — U 
do. Kiutorn .... — If — ‘it 
Duek, pfoll. 

1 Rutoia 14 00 11 M 


Macon ; 

! z\\ 

- is 


^Ap,.| 

jSSSSis 

V©na%on, BR. - U 
teA/t.ru, I, l^roUB IN. 
•to. wfcRe, Am.. A A0 

do-Rnglim, *>» - % 

( Itroinn (iruuri . - M 

do. Yellow - 90 

8p.Br.in off, k*j 140 
Mice, Carol in a, It _ |U . 
Spleca, C'a*»iaJfc - so'* - 


L“(fWi>4u1, C'inpj ts 00 10 00 

do. 9(. iNiminRd II 0» 14 00 
Fiulir, Taiii|ii< v '<>00 IS 00 

ln<W...»V-*0 100 

Ma^tdor - 1« - l« 

K*«s, %(W>1. >3WJ 14 M 

Flour, TH bbl. 

Oiiiu, •(*,, aup.. S Mt • If 
IlllituU A RJu.do. I to ICO 

81. temia,C'iiy.. i *0 4 Ifjf 

Bour i •* 

RsSau=fi -- 

Flab,< -I.V'-i 1 IVH I VS 
■faakerrl, 1, btrl. 10 V4 10 SO 

do^N". 1 * 40 H 00 

•It. No. A 4 00 4 US 

ll-rriiig,* -4.) -SO 

Fruit, $1*1. 

Pruuea. — — — — 

< Kuiaina, MR . . . — — — — 
do. Alai. - -4 

Irtmona. ....... A 10 f If 


CunaaS^muff*. - »H 

Almond., 8. 8y. - I* -SO 
do. haul ihell., — — — — 

Fura, *<.ktt, 

<8l«r — SO 1 SO 

foam......... - If I 0d 

Krooon -10 - If 

Grain, F biul.. i 

YVh.al - 10 - W 

OaU — *1 —If 

Cum, In ear.VMrt — M 

do. ilit-ll.-d, built — 4S — 41," 
Il«an., V bid . . . «U 104- 
Gunpowder, 

Coomrnn, » k« I SO : 


“"•/round.,... - 10 _ 
Nulutog. .4... f OO - 
.*) - 10H - 

, Pimaato — J« i. 

«i»«ar, foft. 

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I V> -«Um,w. told - 
dp. .low.ltdfol . » 

■ a©, hacklnd.... - 

liU.'., VS:' 

W.I.A ft - 1 . flilil - 
. Dry talud Mat. - 
Wet aatu-d Ji’vyj- 
Dry, rouuirv ... - 

Fig C 'I 

C'ottitlry tar, M 

K"Xli»b, f U*». ! 

isei 

Naff Rtotj....,, 

Caolinirt, Am... 

Luiuker, 

..jujKuas 

do, yellow pin©, 
do. cyprru .... 
8UvM.pc.fliM 
do. w.oak IthJ.r.:: 

do. Krancb katteji 
l".a.o. handing. | 

U;oJ, Viren. 

iw#,|ia !- 

8hoot - 

l.lja*. f»bW. 

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M 00 IM 00 

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Young Hy too .. — If — — 

IlyoM© 8kia .... — 40 -ff 
Pouchone — IS ~W 

Tla, Bloel f» 
in uUi«*,i,Vt»*. 11 is lire . v 

tUu;;"*: J 

■ xsc&zs ha 

"Ksr* p,-o ,m 

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1 IS '10 OO 

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naniL r ziojt's HMWtfgjp, 

FOR TUF APPROACHING GENERAL OONF^RBNCB. 

In accordant© with what Is believed to bt% fioenl 
wi ll ami expectation of tho Methodist public, Ih© pro-j 
pr|eton* of the Herald h»v© fkterinips.l to iswe, durte* 
Hie approaching Uenoralfjonforenc© intblstUty, a DAILY 
/ION H HERALD. 

The’ Dally will be l.*ued at |«oft flv© week*, or nniU ik* 

adjouriimuut of tbu UoiiforvDos. 

V It will cn u tutu full und actuftfo reports of U»© Sayings 
uud Doings of Hie General QfotfMvnce, aud uf th© various 
anniversary meeiiugs tlutt may occur during the soreioa. 
Tlu, Editor will coutlnu© his “ rbaracterlfoto* 
which were reeelvud with 10 mueh fkvor lu ltt$ and ’ 4 fo‘ 
These •• Notes,” besides obrorvatlouf on th« proceeding! 
of the tWentoou, Will embrace per*ou*l akMchas nfrenre 
of ItsYriuripai member* und visiters. W» shall also ghfo 
Hi© ue ws of fh© day, and lutwnntkiig iHurelgnaoslWrerere 

lio t’onrespondeuev. ' * 

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JOHN ram,. 


T)KA I, () KNTI.V .... Hr M.nr K. Mii.licii 

Deni gently, with iny mother. Time. 

Mark not loo deeply her calm brow ; 

Ah ! wait e'en yet a longer time. 

Change net the raven tresses now. 

All ' let ins gfir,o upon her form. 

Ami mark no rign of it- decays 
Oh. let h<r.eji\ stjljjirightly beam. 

.That smile upon hurjAirn lip play. 

As In .those happy by gone .hours. 

1 trlp'd so gaily hv her side. 

When wandering forth we cull'd sweet flowers. 
And she would pause to bless her child. 

rthnught not then that time would pass. 

And rosy childhood would depart. 

That rare and withering blight, would cast 
Its durken'd shadows o'er my heart. 

i ‘i 

Yet It Is so ! change hath been het*e. 

Around our Household hearth no more, 
Thejnerry hand is scatter'd now. 

Borne wander raid old oceau’s roar, 


in pm. nptlmi i.ptlirlr .Itrlj.. rl|!lil. Iii.rr I'*/ 1 "'! 1 In * ~>'" 1 
ntlinnra. with the openly av >*■ I purp le to «" 1 . ' 

other by mutual ItiUrfrtWhce rqrajnd the spirit < i re 
Hon amlthe smtrchy of repuMtranhm Ain* rlea n 

protested against 4t : therefore the punclpln «»r * r 
interference Ataldst every dang- rous example mi • . 

eomhton consent of every power on earth— cont^awt 
by hone, not ev. n by AtoerleA^Veoiitn sn e-tsmi i 
international law . , * , , 

And. reminding you thus, they will speak to yon In tb« 
very wonts of that distinguished statuanian^t'* 
respectfully allude. i 

j *• You have quit your ground ppon whlrjLjr<-ur nntl nnl 
existence’!* founded. You have ronMlftertO the J'J' r '* 
tlon of thqlawg of tuitions— the existence of yo uf n pu''- 
lie Is dangcroto to u* we. therefore. believing tlm tymi 
anarchical (that Is. republican) doctrines an- dcstnictiv' 
of, and thnt monarchical principles an- essential to ui« 
j jK'are and security, and happiness of our subjects, will 
! obliterate the bed which has nourished such noxioti* 
i weeds, we will crush you down as the propagandist * oi 
I doctrines tod destructive to the peace and good order oi 
ibe world.’’ > . . 

I have quoted the very words, very unexpectedly given 
dVer to publicity from a private Interview, which I. out or 
respect, and peTRCMl affection. did not answer Uuui.-pre. 
clsely because I took the interview for a private one 
Even now I refrain from entering Into further discussion, 
out of the same considerations of respect! though J aui 
provoked by this unlooked-for publicity.' and will sny, 
nothing more. Rut after having quoted the very word-v 
I tear* to the public opinion to Judgo If that authority or 
just words is agniqat or for a national protest pgainst the 
principle of foreigh interference. 

Let once the principle become established with your 
silent consent, fend you will soon see It brought home to 
you : ami brought home in a moment of domestic discord, 
which Russian secret diplomacy, and Rusiinn gold, will 
skilfully mix. You can 'h- sure of It,; and this mighty 
Union willin' shaken by that very principle of foreign in- 
terference which you silently let be established us nn un- 
controverted rule for the despots of the earth. 

These are the only words which I s]*oke. and I trust 
every just man ttrtist take them to-be 'spoken with that 
consideration and with that high respect which none of 
his warmest admirers can entertain in a higher degree for 
that distinguished statesman. Even the remark of uie 
unlooked-for publicity, though being n slmpife tact, was in 
no case indelicate, is not applied to t lint distinguished 
-* talesman. Nay. I have not eV**n fnteml in any. detailc.l 
disrussion pf the matter, but simply l"fl It to the judg- 
ment of public opinion And yet, upon these modest and 
respectful remark*, somebody, hiding himself in the dark 


Meeting in Lafayette Square. » 

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Kos-ulh rams off last Toe-day In Lafejrwttr Square *t 
an early hour In the evening an immense tnultltudr 
gathered In tbs nquarc. near the rennet of which a stand 
wn* muted at*d stiiTounded by large torches At half- 
pagl sewn Mr B. T. Flanders proceeded to organixe ( ) 
tbs masting, hy announcing the following list of officer* ; 
PrtHifnt — A D Oroasman. 

Vie+Prrtijimtt — J It Caldwell, .loaeph Oenois. C Uaynrre. 
B ’Lalsru. Alex (lralhls. fteth Barton, M M Cohen. J B 
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■fa Serge o’** the billowt sweep, 
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Llbrarlvi. BU0lt8 ' *ul,'*U.^ 

THEOLOGY. 

This department in very large, embracing all ih„., 
work* iu Theology imbUshed in this country n*** 
rope, among which may Ikj found the followln U 
Jeremy Taylor, Wesley; Clarke. Henry. Burklit *'***' 

, Locke, Bacon, MlRon. UuRler, Bhurlfeck Lanl , Un ^ 
I'aky. SUickliou,.. Uurnutt,Tillotioii. rulritk 1 
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Nevins. Evans. Horne. Bloomfield. L*rudcn. Dr i ,, 1 
send. Kitto. IJuth-r. Edwards. Swift.. Lord \ . <lc,Tot0 ' 
D'Aubiguy. Luther. Calvin, eta., etc., etc 


thy ffelry bower. 


1<aroque Turgeaud 


A Oreat Work for thn Peopla. 

EIGHTH EDITION 

IIIJ1VOAK1 AND KOSSUTH. 

Ry R. F. TKFFT. I). D . President of (iennessee College. 
New York, In ona volume, 12 mo , with portrait. Price. 
Onf. Dollar per copy. - JOHN RAJ<L, Ml (Iravler si. 

Active Cauvitsscrs. on application, ran find employ- 
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Any newspaper giving the abo\u a few Insertions, 
shall receive a copy of the wutk. fre 


the square a few minutes after the list 

. >a^. . —.11 ... .1 ... 


Whilst he. who watch’d my early youth. 


oftoflaon had been called, and. ascending the stand, wns 
received with many cheers. Mr. K. W Moisc then ad - 
vanced and commenced reading the address which had 
befell prepared by the Reception Committee. 

He, aa the organ of the city, welcomed Kossuth to New 
Orleans The voice of the oommmiliy had been expressed 
by the General Council, and it bade Kossuth welcome to 


Hath passed from this cold eArth away. 
To dwell. I hopo forever blest. 

Mid regions of undying day. 

Ah ! well do I remember when 
They bore thee to that colu deep grave, 
As earth to earth the funeral knell 
Cast o'er my heart a lasting ifpctl. 

A spell of ngotiy and woe. < 

As at thy grave we paused to prny. 

And from my lonn ahd pensive mind, 
That spell hath ttevqr passed away. 

Deal gently, with iny mother, Time. 

Oh ’ spare to me my mother dear ; 

All ! may she live for many years 
My lonely heart with joy to cheer" 


Ha, as the organ of the city, weir 
Orleans The yoke of the commuSii 

Louisiana, and to Tts Commercial Capital. This welcome 
was given not in personal sympathy, but asdoc the clinm- 
piem of a great. cause — to a leader defeated but unsub- 
dued. to an advocate of human rights, to a soldiprjn the 
fight of liberty We had not been Indifferent ipwtators 
or European affairs, nor Indifferent nudera of Karnfieflh 
history. Beyond the advantage* to ourselves of the pullt - 

H tbat have governed us a nation, the first g.n ; 

ring of a character created by them, is a warm 
'or every injured people, anil a corresponding 
uf all dmpotle role. We hod watched the 
struggle with the wannest sympathy of true 
d. We bad felt that the triumph of the Hun- 
garian arms were the triumph* of American principles. 

When Hungary fell a victim to a foreign, power, none 
borrowed more than those that now surrounded him. 
(Kosenth.) W* frit then arwe feel. now. that the cau<e 
of Hungary waa the cause of European liberty. JK>d If tin. 
public sentiment of the world should not rebuke the. 
Caar for aa unavoidable interference In the affairs of oth- 
er nations, and I n Rid «f the wrongdoer, the .battles of 
freedom wcmr; have been fought In vain. The Fr^sldent 
of the United States had expressed the sentiiftcnt of the 
American people In declaring the Interest that We feel in 


.—'We take from the Italian cor- 
ti»j National Intelligencer tlie 
ription of the ascent of Mount 


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the Cue Inglera to the higbeet crater 
eboiat enhonr. The direct eloretion 
1400 feet, hat the winding of the pith 
in deablee the dieUnoc 
flight broke cleir ud broad over the. 
th, end the eutern iky gleiraed with 
m*» of the riling ran, we reached the 
pew end turned to look down into the 
Min haw. The Whole islefi i w«» 
r in en impenet ruble men of Bleeping 
xrrering monntein end rellejr and ooenn , 


QUAVO.— The bfficial returns from Peru show that the 
ox ports of Guano for the past year reached 220.600 tons, 
112.000 of which went to the United Stntes— the remainder 
to Franco and England. Large deposits nf this now im- 
portant article of conimtrctf hnvo been discovered on the 
coast of Chill, j nt nbout latitude 23 6. the quality of whicii 
is said to be equal to the Peruvian. The ship Lucas has 
just 16ft Valparaiso, says- a eorrespqndeht of the Herald, 
with 60t) 1 6 ns-, 1 for the United Stntes. and should' its fertil- 
izing qualities bo adapted to the wants of our noth a large 
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Mineralogy, 

Ufology. 


the establishment of Free governments and the sympathy 
wa feel In the struggle* of uatlous sg.tlaat their oppreoM.r*. 

, It was to be hoped that the feeling evoked by bis (Kos> 
rotb’s) efforts would cause ‘oven Russia to pause Iu her 
eafeer of outrage i 'otherwise, the time would come when 
the down-trodden nations that suffered under her would 
omnpel her to do so. & ' 

KOSSUTH’h HPEErn. 

OcrrLFMEs— Having the honor to be the guest of the 
Crescent City, l feel reminded of the c|reumstanco that 
with that people which bears the Crescent upon its ban- 
new, the ford hospitality is equivalent to protection 
against mischief and injustice There to receive a guest 
is so much as to pledge word and d'-ud to protect that 
guest, who, by crossing the threshold of his boat, becomes 
sacred to him. I hope, gentlemen, thnt the citixens of the 
Crescent City mill not rvftise to grad the same protection 
against injustice to a uiau who did not intrude himself 
upon yoor hospitality, but became y Our guest because you ( 
have been pleased to invite him to become your guest. 

Upon, this ground I claim here, in the face of high 
Hmvrnj. your protection, not against private misfortune — I 
that I can bear— but against private injustice I have to 
complain of. 

Though I am in my conscience convinced that the 
views and principles I advocate are n-d only well founded 
and trua. and if sanctioned by the j*eople of the United 
State*, would be highly bewmeial to iny' own beloved 
nation, to all oppressed fHoni <lf Europe, aud In general 
to the cause of national ftanAom. Independence and repub- 
lican self-government ; but though i am also in my con- 
wirnc* convinced that the acknowledgement of my prin- 
ciple* Is advantageous and necessary to the most vital 
Interests of the United Btatrs themselves, and especially 
to the Boulhcru States — whereas the repudiation of my 
principles I am convinced will and must bring home to 
the United 8tates manifold dangers, complications, politi- 
cal as vre\l as commercial, nay. even war— still I uo not 
complain of seeing my views opposed— that Is A necessary- 
consequence of the nature and of the fragilities of man. 
There was yet never a truth which wouhT not have been 
opposed. The divine doctrines of our Savior were opposed, 
and himself crucified for preaching them, and I am sorry 
to say it to-dav. again if ho would boms to the world, he 


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in vital ion. came down mOre than 000 miles, not without 
considerable expense audios* of precious time, to acknow- 
ledge the honor which you bestowed upon him by inviting 


pronounced In favor of Mr. Fillmore as a andidute for 
the next Presidency— therefore for the prfcciplus of! his 
Excellency. President FlUmoro/ 

Now. what are these principles? Mr. Fllrtioro has de- 
c!ared*ihem In his last message to Congresssaying : 

'• The United 'Btntes are forbidden to reniin l ntfi lie re nt 
whenever the strong arm of a foreign" powei is invoked to 
repress the spirit of freedom in any country" 

The principles of Mr. Fillmore besides, nr declared by 
nmniiging the department of foreign policy through Mr. 
Webster, who wrote the Immortal letter to Ar. Hulsoman,, 
who pronounced so high-minded, noble priipiples on the 
occasion of the Congressional banquet I wns tonored with; 
and on the last meeting of -the IlOrticultunl Society in 
New York. . 

Now. that being the condition of both grint pdliticnl 
parties iu NeyrOrlcans. it would be strange iideed to. see 
Ni'wOrlesrts the first city refusing to siippon iny cause, 
either politically nr at ieast.by private ninteiar aid. given 
from your wealth nk an aims to the cause ol national In- 
dependence. freedom, and the maintenance «f that prin- 
ciple of State Rights, the fati; of which is to le decided on 
our next battle-field. 

That national aid. at least, would not entniglc you in 
war. I believe. *" 

Gentlemen, we stand on Lafayette Square Wliut me- 
mory connected with the name? In lciivlig this place 
'please to remember that name, and look bark to history, 
and I am sure you will. not forsake the poor exile whom 
you have honored by an invitation to your heart ami 
home, hut who. Iu thanking you heartily, legs leave’ to 
My : 

' ‘ Nothing for me. gentlemen ; but give, O glte your syin 


Ocean Steamers.— It will lie seen by the proceedings in 
the 8ennt« on the i22d Inst,, thnt the Committee on Naval 
Affairs .was, nt its request, discharged from the consider- 
ation of various memorials soliciting the aid of govern- 
ment in establishing sundry lines qf ocean steamers. 
Among the proposed lines was one to Africa, one to China 
and one to Ireland. This act on the part of tlio Senate 
may be taken, we suppose, os nn expression of its judg- 
ment against embarking in any of the schrmus presented 


him to be your city's guert. 

Well, gentlemen, if those whq did. not hesitate upon the 
trick nf a telegraphic dispatch to charge me with having 
committed a dlslegal net. if they had published my Louis- 
ville speech, or nt lenst the concerning part ol it— if those 
inhospitable resolutions had been cbuncctcdwith a quota- 
tion of my words, I would not complain. ’ 

’•'Well, the fact is stated, the matter is repot 

Itself— the people is just — I rely upon its verdict with con. 


h§ light ild oil th# left yawned a vast 
r Unpd with banks of sulphur and ashes ; 
•oft out the bowels of the earth cine 
ef hot anoke, coiling upward till they 
•d in the thin mir ; nnd n thousand fissures 
I snot out jets of scalding steam, and 
lering fires seemed randy to bant forth 


I would sny : 

H .. , , r )Hcd to the 

jiebplc— -the people is puf Into the condition to judgffe by 

fldroce and in 'humility/’ 

But n<>r-thnt was nqt done. Mjf speech I made nt Louis- . 
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those who have so disloyally charged, tiny, insulted an un- 
fortunate exile, have never given any notice of the real 
fact— they relied upon the circumstance thataheir rend- 
er* would not read the papers belonging to nn opposite 
party — where impartial Justice was done to me ; no. they 
misused the coufldcnceot their political friends : thev left 
them under the impression of their false report, and did 
not toll the truth, because the truth would have done me 
some good. 

It is this against which, I have to cnmplnin nnd nppenl 
to the Justice of your sentiment*. Rut no. I do not com- 
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Orleans to believe thnt it is l who will have to sitffer from 
lilts foul play — aud If so. well; lot them rejoice in tln-ir 
triumph. I would, rather be driven away, with shame 
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I have one thing more to complain of. Let me teR yon. 1 
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• of Ira. And bow, from the M of clouds 
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Death or a* Orriona or thk Was or 1812. — Moses M. 
Russel, a meritorious officer of tho late war with Great 
Britain, died in Philadelphia un the 17th. lie participa- 
ted iu the battles of Chippewa and Eric, and was also pre- 
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stead, the commander of that post.' durin g the bo mbard- 
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Tiie Tr.Hi'AKTKrr.i' Tre 


:ait. — T he nrrest of Cnpt. Levy. 

who is under bonds for trial at Washington, is laid to have 
occasioned much surprise and alarm in Mexicj. The pa- 
pers generally consider it as an evidence of the determi- 
nation of the Government of the Unitud States -to insist 
on the Garay grant, aud a ratification of the Tehuantepec 
treaty.*. The Trail d' Union lays particular stress on this 
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warned Mexico that ihe would get into trouble by annuli- 
iu* R. 

In speaking of this treaty. “ Ion” of the Rnltlmore.Sun, 
writing.from Washington, says : 

The Mexican Government hnve. it is lielieved, offered to 
the United State* a new tteaty in regard to the Tehuante- 
pec route. The treaty, formerly negotiated, was not ratjr 
ijid./ind tho time within which its ratification could be 
exchanged, expired on the'HSlh January. 'The^tecms of 
the new treaty have, not transpired. Whether it'conflnns 
the Garay grant, or merely Kuarantces tho neutrality of 


*11 adfipteiUHw 

health and comfort of pupil*. Thirty-five boanlrfoi 
be accommodated. 


The Mexican Dondhojdurii in Iioudon arc to receive 
$2.500 000 of the May instalment of the United States iu- 
demuity. They have concluded an arrangement — so the 
Liverpool Times Kays — with Barings, nt the fixed exchange 
of 45 ) 4 , at -a charge of 5 per cent, interest- to the 15th of 
August, and 2', per cent commission. Our Loudon files 
to 6th March report this negotiation under discuMion.but 
do not say it was accepted. Several Writers lu the Lon- 
don News treat the proposition of the Messrs. Barings at 
aq outrpgeouRahaye. - / . 


Wpliif mtrantam nnd valley, I 

nf it : nnd there in nothing bid 
Iberaof.” lhenwnnnot n brentb 
lb the glittering sen; ships Iny 
te unruffled surface ; nnd on the 
I, like fink ee of enow, the villages 
■nd by itnvrnters. Fnr in the dia- 
ring mountninn of Cnlnbrin r enrol 
MnJtn, bounding' the view towards 


THUMB. KOli TEN M0NT1I9. 
onk-halk in advance • 

B'Jiard, Washing. Lights and Fuel «13 00 

T uition ...... "... tQty 

Music ou-thc Pianoforte !! ,!!'. ftj uj 

Vocaj. Music. French, Drawing H nd i' a luting, extn. 

| Each pupil wiU furoisb her btxjding. towiU. books mi 
stationery.' 

Special reference to Dr. L. P. Dlaekburo. the pstrow «f 
the school, uud the editor ef tho OoncorvlU InlslligfBW 
SAMUEL W. SPfeKK, Friaripal. 
Natcjiez. Mis*,. April 2. 1861. 

N. B — Parents aud guardians wlsblR|\o*»cute 
for their children aud ward* for the next tern, camio w 
by addressing the 1’rlncipul. 

The present feessloh will close July 28. 

GEO. CLEVELAND. 


whatever people. ( 

It i* thl* principle of interference against which I plead, 
nnd which I wllBcomhat. all my life. I stand upon th" 
very gniutql which i* the pre-eminent platform* of the 
^Southern States. If I lose my cause.' I wiff have lo*t 
their cause. It . is. therefore f iam in England alfently 
— i4 No, tho Southern States . cannot oppose my prin- 
ciples ; their own interest is connected, with them. Tho 
Eastern afid Northern States may support me ; but the 
Southern 8tates mufTsupport me. if they are not willing 
to abandon the ground upon which they stand. 

And yet, curious, though l huve warm political 
friend* in the South/still it is indeed true. I meet al*o 
more opposition in tho South than IGiavo met - in other 
part* of the Uuited State*. How is thl* to be explained ? 
I will tell you. gentlemen, with your kind permission, and 
hero l* my second complaint : * 

My enemies, unable to upset my argument*, resort 
again to falsification of facta aud misrepresentation, of 
principles. They represent me to you a* a uian atlvoca- 
tiug just that priuciplc'to which 1 aui mortally opposed. 
They charge me with bdug an intervention map. while 
I am soiRand body for the principle of non-intervention 
And borides some material aid. I require but that princi- 
ple of non-intervention secured, very soon to see my- 
down-trbdden country independent and fria*— because we 
do not ask other* to light our buttles— we will fight them 
by our owu hands, and all tluit we desire is not to have 
any iuterferencu. but ••fair play." 


~MR. JAMES WHICII? ^ 

Having for private reasons which no loDger exist, dis 
continued hia iutereat during the Last business season in 
the firm of James Wright 4: 8on, we hiivo now the plea- 
sure of announcing that he become* this day a partner 
in our house, and *oli(£a the interest of his friend* aud 
former pat reps. 

To correct a general misapprehension, it is proper tu 
state that he has no interest iu any other house. 

JAMES WRIGHT. A. J. WKIGHTo^jlJfa 

New. Orleans. Dec. 1. 1851. 


KalMl TMMEA' I I'Vl Ml K . 

54 . , DUNLAP, ‘ 64 

CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS, 

Has on huud u good assortment of WA11E. of all the 
•various qualities, which will be Bold on tho most fnvo'ra- 
ble terifti. Purchaner* are respectfully requested .to cull 
uud examine. , ui37 0m 


the route and its freedom to nil nations, reserving to 
Mexico the exclusive right to grant to any company the 
privilege of constructing the road to any parties, as she 1 
may please, is not knows. Unles* she has changed her 
policy, she will not conform the grunt to Garay, without 
some cotnpcnsatiop.for it*, either from the Tehuantepec 
conipany.'or from this Goternment- nnd the last intelli- 
gence would Boem to show that the Government was de- 
termined to resist the prosecution of the road by force. 

Htid the Tehuantepec treaty, which was lately, negoti- 
ated, been ratified, it would have sanctioned tne (inray 
grant, according. to our understanding of its provision*, 
though M. de la Rosa was of a different opinion. It is 
probably tho policy of Mexico to temporise' thi* subject, 
and u> nvoid any collision with the United State*. But 
•that sho will grant us whnt we ask. a« a favor. 'while this 
Government denies to her what i* ber-due by right, is not- 
very probable. 

Late from Ecuador. — Advice* from Guayaquil, the new 
capital of Ecuador, to the 28th of Juuuury have beeh re- 
^ejye4_at_NewYork. A jetty from Guayaquil, of the 
latest date, says : » 

“ The decree against Flores and hi* parti*Aii* lias not 
been executed, because the Governor 'of tjuito, Sr. Vit’erl. 
had.mqde distribution*. of monthly ^contribution* to indi- 
vidual* who were the cm inie* of Flores. More yet ; Hi* 
Excellency, whp never fails to take any occasion lo rendilr 
himself amiable, without considering that tlio Governor 
Tuerto was proce«‘ding according to' the instructions . nb 
doubt given to Rim, disapproved such coiiduct. and or- 
tiered tliat.the sums which lmd been collected be returned 
to the Original contributor*. Gen; Vicente Aguirre, who 
occupied the first place among the contributor* (for he 
paid $1200 monthly), made an energetic remonstrance, 
containing truth* which, although bitter, were true. 
Owing to this protest, hi* Excellency has given- order* to 
bring to Guayaquil, with an escort, the General who i* bold 


tad th* rocks 


•L*mijr& 

CLEVELAND. BROTHERS L CO. 
Couuuission Merchants, '21 Commercial Place, Kew Or- 
leans. • . ft 6 


PHILADELPHIA SADDLERY AND TRUNK 
WAREHOUSE. 

S. ROBB & Oo., 

No. 60 UruvieF- 4 treeU~Ntw-OrU.au*.- 
Tbc subscriber* iuvitc Plautcrsaud Dealer* iu'Saddlery. 
etc., to call and examine their stock. 

They are con*t«Jitly receiving Good* from the Maiiu- 
fnetorv iiTPliiladelphia. and direct from England, aud art 

liFc'jriffoU CU OTfoflTDCTartndm^mrntrtTrpiiTchnlieTB: 

Their Htock iu store ‘is large ahd well aosorted, and is 
comprised a* IoIIowh : 

Saddle*. Rridles and Martingale* in great variety ; 
-Couch. Uig, Uuggy, Dearborn, Stage. Wagon. Dray. Carl 
and Plough 1 i^r liens ; ilurse aud Mule Collar*, llamea 
iniij, Blind Bridle* ; Trace Chain* ; Medical Bag* ; Saddlery 
Hardware; LeatUer of-ylJUduRcriptiunB ; Coach Furniture 
uud Trimmiugfl ; Trunk .Trimming*; Saddler*, Coach and 
Truukmaker*’ Tools ; Oil, Varnish ; India Rubber and- 
Patent stretched Leather Gin uud Mill llund*; India 
Rubber Good*; Traveling und Packing Trunk*; Leather 
und Carpet Traveling Bag*. Valise*, etc., etc., etc. 


ALABAMA CONFERENCE OF M E. CHURCH. SOUTH. 

' FACULTY. ' 

Rev. T B. RUSSELL. M. A . President.' 

E. HUDSON. M. A . Adjunct aud Clu iuical ‘Professor. 
Mr*. A. B. HUDSON, lustructre** iu Drawing, Embroid- 
ery. etc. 

— PswvrtBBiBt. - 

Mis* M. J.'TOOMER. Principal of Musical Department 
aud TeacheiH&f French and Gerumu. 


RlCilAJtD NUGENT \ CO, 


Cotton Fnrtorsand'Ciitmnlsslon Merchants, No 61 l'sk« 
Row, Carolidelet street. New Orleans. . frl 


ire thouglit the earUi 


-woe to the people who do not feel an offence 


■■■ ___ ,_ r of the bottom 

of my nation'* distress, and Europe’s oppressed iullUOtlir 
Join in my voice, exdniming— Is there no power on earth 
willing to maintain the law* of nations, when all tlio 
denpfela of Europe unite to violate tlieA f” And I say to 
“ “ it UMiUbllc of tho UnitiJd Stale*, aud I feay it par- 

I to the Southern StaO-fl. “Miilntuin the principle 
Right* and Mlf-govermnent — else, if that* princi- 
ruhhed every where, tho danger of centralixation 

J and of foreign interference, will oome home to yourself. 

public I And yet all my ejilmusting endeavor* of nearly four 
1 months— more than four hundred speeches reported by 
. “- (da „f newspaiH-rs in more than a hundred thousand 

. -resolution* passed by nearly a thousand public 
meeting*, and by several State Legislature*, nnd the 
debates of the United State* Semite — all thl* togother 
could not secure m*e from being charg' d witli loving what 
I hate, advocating what I oppose, arid with elaiming thnt 
very thing which made myself u lioinela« exile— my 
coun.try a vallejf of desolation and immeleM ■woes — in a 
word.’ charging mo with wishing that which is the only 
impediment to the restoration of iny native laud to life. 
IndeiHjiidence.' freedom and prosperity. 

] 1 1* sorrowful, vury sorrowful, indeed ! 

But aguin. my enomies advise you pot to support me. 
Why? perhaps because 1 am wrong. Oh, no ; bukbwcause 
some abolitionist* support my cause. Well, whnt have I 
todo'with ab«>litioiiiMn or anti-aboBtionism l Nothing in 
the world. Thnt 1* not my matter ; i aui no oitixen of 


Commission Merchant*. No. 93 Gravier *trt*t. Nf» Or- 


Biwr arlf they 


hi «o party question — ii is and should be always connider- 
m 1 kfefi common national property— a people who would 

-».m- «• U fxer h"upr great meu, be- 

Jtb baV* tliflll. t : ’ »- — 

It waa this truly raatiblK at 
ane enemies of mine played a 


S. E. GURMAN L CO. . ; 

Importer*. Who|e*uIe and Retail dealer* iu Hat#, Capsaaii 
•qruer. of Grivas. 


cause R would hot desei 


The eiiHuitig scasion of tlie above inriitutiou will coui- 
uieure on TUESllA.Y, the Otli of 'Jaiiumy. 1852. 

^ Patrons are requested, if poBible., to enter pupil* on the 
first day of the *e*Mou. 

Oak llowefy. Chuml*'rs county. Ala . Js'ov. 28. dC 


sentiment, upon which 1 Gcularly 

ry ^ _ _lwcrncefril trick, with the I ^ State 1 

design of preventing a warm, cordial welcome to the poOr I m B 'b* rr ' 
exile whomyou oBerod >our congfenlal sympathy for tip* 1 ‘ f "‘- ' 

noble causo uitfeg. and Invitnd to — r - *’ 

•honor* of your oUn's haapitallty. . 

Give me tho privilege lo dose that matter, before the I hi 
gmattribllmBl which 1 have the honor to address. I claim 
that privilemJ because I am wronged. fe 
H’hen In^BMhlnftcri City. I had the honor to see Mr. 

IlKwav (/LAV.<te»Tbc dUtifeguiabcd gentleman. I under- 
stand. h#> a high place Iu the nffeeiums and in the r.-- 
gard* of this community, and nobody on earth can more 
lieurtliy join in theB y«ar sentlmt ni* than I myself. 1 
fear nobody but the'Almiglity God— therefore thl* tongue 
of mine will never be sullied by (Uttering a mortal man 
It la therefore natrtwlth Ihe purpose to nhi your or hi* 
favor, but because It is time thnt I any . that I spoke with 
fuU hiBrhof your directions and your regards (fl r Henry 
, Olay— Goff preserve hi* life— W# have met. The memory 
1 * deeply engraved on my mind, it 


r*tr>iw (jlHids. 'No/ 30 Magazine street. 

New Orleans. 

•A general assortment of l’niiaina. Campeacliy. Lfhoi 
nnd l'alui Leaf liatH. nt the lowest cash price*, cowtui.; 
on hHiid. 

BarManufhctory. 181 Water street New Yorfc ft* 


DUNBAR. A W. 

* DUNBAdt L BUCHANAN, 
Commission MerchuuU aud Wholesale Grocers, 
street. New Orleans. » 


Gravier 

oil* 


r. A. MALAHD. . > , R, C. AUIUTU* 

MALAllD 4; ARM18TEAD. 
Wholesale^ Dealer* ■*|n Foreign- and Domestic Dry 
No. 7u Griivier street, hetweeu-Magazlue andCMfth* 
Orlean* 

A full supply of Plantation (Dmm1*. 


MOSK8 U BEEN WOOD A: CO. 

Commission ami Forwarding Merchant*. No. 23Carondo|et 
street. - f ( . ft 


m'hff '52 — ly 


A Good Book for Goueral Circulation. 

KIST’S 

True Practice of Itcligion. 

Glowing the. means hy which to live a true disc is pie bl 
Jc*u* Christ, in lloliucHS and IVace ; aud nl*o the Mala- 
die* of ihe Human Miud und Heart, which hinder the 
true pruclice of Religion, with their causes uud proper 
remedies, 

From Ihe Dutch 

.“J3HOUTE11 DOCTRINE OF PRACTICE,” 

OK THE ' 

Kkv. EWALDUH K1BT. D D. 

Price $1. 26 per cent, discount, wholesale. / 

JOHN BALL, Publisher. 

60 Uravicj st. 


eomot idea of the extent and’ 
tera; ted unfortunately I here 
g firon which to deriie the ra- 
te extent of the rim of the up- 
be about three miles end • half 
ijr the time required to wtlk 
depth, u fer down as the neck, 
rt, .perhaps three orfourhun- 
be nearest estimate ws could 
pth was -by rolling down largo 
id listening to the msrberation 
rack for the last time. Ws went 
distance within the rim of the 
solleot some Toleanic speehteuB. 
riren back by the smoke. The 
anitons that, to make any ex- 
nth safety, it would be neceasa- 


T. It. JACKSON A CO 


1)11 OltKKNI.KAf. 

Offlc-I- — Jnrk-.n Btreut. iM-twecn tlu; Mnrket-tiot* 
Tehoupitoiilns street. 

Residence — Corner of Jackson aud Manilas rtrwt*-^ 


Deakw* in Fine Fashionable Olotliing. No. 31 Canal sir 
(libit dtsir to l'lniitcrs' Hotel.) New Orir&u*. . 
Youths'. Clothing. Gent.’s Under linnuent*. Hosl 
n Trunks. Carina Rags, and a general assortment of 
Clothiiig. nlwuy* on hand and for sale nt 

the lowest market price*. „pf 


CYRUS K 1.1. XT. I- H 

C. FLINT ti JON EH. ‘ 

Wholesale and Retail, Dealers in Cabinet Furnltun 1 ' 
Feather*. .Moss nnd Hair Mattresses. Curled IW 
Cloth. Varnish, etc . Nos. 46 and 48 Royal ri* 1 * 
Orleans. 


uor the burden of R|^, laid hi* hand upon my bead and 
gave me the blessings (as ho said With a inelauoludy) 
the bl a s ti ng* of a kingdom— for rayst If and for my blood- 
lag Mnerland. and we parted both with affection. I trust 
beside* with deep respect. 

■fa the course of our interesting Interview, luj entered 
witk wonted energy upon politics, and advanooff Bonie 
vifewa with which I do uot agree ; but so great and rincere 
are the rdmacts I bear to him. that 1 would not for all the 
world haffrapoken a single word capable to cause him the 
ieaat excitement which might have sildeu some injury to 
iris condition of health, I did not therefore answer him 
—tbs more because I considered our interview to be a 
privaie.oue — as it waa, indeed. I briluve every one having 
a claim to the character of a gentleman, WfahUiave acted 
oo that occasion just a* I did. 

Bui Aotoebody of thorn far present on that oobaslon (I 
indeed don’t kqov who. but certainly not Mg. Clay— <if 
4hlel am sure.) considered matters not with the same 

delicacy l,have done, and made a public r *’ 

newroapm about our private interview ; a 
stood before the puhlic of this Great It 
light— as if I were not able to answer a vl 
me, and had avowed idleqt acqniescanofe 

tew, tiweraw whhh I pted. i« iiot my 

private cause. It ia the cause of my brave unhappy 
country, aud of many million* of opprea*«d natives bu- 
ri 4 m : pay- of all the nation* comprised within the boun- 
daries of Christian civiDxation. and therefore of your 
groat Republic itaelf also. To l»c an advocate of such a 
great and snored cause, is a position connected with the 
high and sacred duty not to abandon it so long as we are 
convinced of its riahteoosnem. juftlre and truth. Mr 
Cfey himself, is too distinguished, too jusfa man to claim 
the privilege of infallibility— a quality reserved to the.AU 
mighty himself and not given to any mortal man on earth. 
Ue has in his brilliant career often met opinions different 
from his own, but he would uot be so great a* he is — had 
he felt offeudad by it. Nay— I remember that when Arne- 
rica lost another of tts great BtaUwm n— Verv often op- 


11. F. SMITH, DENTIST, 

Has returned, and is devoting himsi if exclusively to the 
practice of his profession. 

Office at tho corner of St. Charles street arid Lafayette 
Sqenn!. V ‘ 1 ' fi'20 . ' 

JOHN OOODWYN. J0 ||N M. SALK 

‘ GOODWYN L SALE. 

Attorneys and Counsellors at Law. Als-rdecn. Mississippi 
Practice Law in the various Courts held in the Sixth 
and Seventh. Judicial Circuits of Mississippi, the District 
Court of the United States at Pontotoc. 


BIBLES.... BIBLES, ! 

JOHN BALL, 

. No, 66 Gravier street, 

linn just received one of tlio LARGEST and REST as- 
sortments 6f Bibles aud Prayer Book* ever brought to 
till* city; 

FAMILY BIBLES, ut from $1 60 to $50 per copy. 

OCTAVO BIBLES, at from $1 to $lu. .in various styles 
of binding. ' 

SMALL BIBLES, witli and without references, of vel- 
vet binding*, gold band* and clasp*. Turkey morocco, an- 
tique. clasp* aud band*. 

CHEAP SCHOOL B1BLE8 AND TESTAMENTS. oct4tf 


k rotate and then it could 
cxlm Mather, when thvrZ, 
i on hot rare whether this 
oompliohed ; but uo for ou 
1 no reooon why it abould 
Mount Varariuo boo been, 
doring udventurere, and i 


A. J. WRIUIIT. rAI 

A. J WRIGHT ti CO. 
Cotton Factor* and Commission and Furw 
chant*. No. 07 Gravier street. New Orlesn*.. 


battery and the other canister* of powder, lie ha* gui- 
ded the former boat himseif aud Ills assistant* Hie latter. 

Immediately after the explosion one cunister. contain- 
ing 120 pound* of powder, hud been already *unk hy hif» 
assistants, and wo* placed on the rock, while ana* her can- 
ister was filled in the boat. Mons. M&iUeforte. who is 
generally about forty feet, from the boat containing his 
assistants/ approached them for the purtiom of receiving 
the wire which waq uttacheU to tlio cauister in tho water. 
Through some mistake the wrong wire, connecting with 
the cauister still In the boat, wo* handed to Mailleforte. 
who. having retfaved to a proper distance, brought the 
wire in contact with the battery, wheu. os a natural cob- 
sequence, the powder in the boat exploded, shattering it 
to atom*. The assistants in it were blown Ip various dl- 


ihd Snpremo Court 

of the State at Jncksoif, 

Claim* on nuy person in North Mississippi, out of our 
circuit, sent u* by our friends nt a distance, will be handed 
for them to competent, responsible Attorneys by us 
References: <rj 

G. McFarlaue ti Co., Aberdeen, MissMppi. 

D. W. Bowman. .. n 

Clopton L Ewing. 

Jumes E. Saunders L Son. Mobil,-. Alalianui. 

Baker ti Lawler. 

John A.’ Winston ti Co 

Sanford k Coley, . . . 

More ti Lynes. 

Mows Waring L Co., ^ . . 

J. J. Sykes k b’o.. " 

McMahuu L Pearsall, New Orleaus. 

S. O. Nelson k Co., 

•Hen. J. J. Ormond. Tuscaliwsu. AUlaima 
J. 0. Whit sett, Gainesvil^ 

Siln* Parsons. >Isq . Hun^illi\ 

David Deshler. Tuscuuib'iax . . * 

Wm. Cootier.Esq.. .. 

Simpson.MeAlesterk fafairraec, .. 

James 'Irvine-, Esq., 4 ■ 

William Knox. Mont 

C. J Nnthau Green. Wqp'^r. Tennessee, 
lion. E. H. Foster. NaslMUle, 


with youg republican institutiou* fa* be assured he will 
if Europe lie once crushed) if the despotic power would 
try to establish amouarchy in Mexico. <as surely they* 
will try even n » fai r than iu Mpxico.) will you not oppose 
them, only bacafao.olso the aboUtiouist* wiRoppose them.’ 
Will you net support republicanism only because the abo- 
litionists also are republicans? Oh, my God! avert the 
doom from humanity that even free nations may, the only 
truix/reo nation* on earth, not commit national suicide 
out or blind party spirit. 

And again. I am convinced that if you maintain not 
Up* principle of non-interference, and a national protest 
against the principle of interference, and your preterit will 
lie disregarded, then you wiU be entangled in difficulties: 
und even iu war. 

But no, quite on the contrary, your protest will not en- 
tangle you iu auy difficulties— involve you iu no wai>— but 
if you do not protest, there you will be certainly led ip 
difficulties, and have u wur. 

A protest nyiiuUiniug the great priuciple that every 
nation has a right to regulate its own institution*, aud 
choose it* own form of government, aud that no foreign 
power can dare to interfere with this right. Such a pro- 
test obliges you fa do nothing, but leave* you free to do 
.Ul, or so much as you deem convenient to do. U point* 
•ut only a direction to your foreign Policy, but does not 
Impose how tor you should go iu that policy— *ud you 
have a thousand way* to add a practical weight to your 
protest without resorting to war— so. for instance, you can 
recognise vvery government de facto, 1 -tablishfd by a*TW- - 
•laratlon of independence, which toward Hungary you 


* Jl. MT ELLIS k L’t)., 
Commission Merchant*. No.' 67 Gravier atrwet, 
lean*. _ 


therefore I 
iblie iu the 
'opposed to 


RBOULAR DRV GOODS TRADE- 

JOSKI'H II I'AI.MKKA 00.. 
partf-r. Anil IVtinU-nnW Dimlen in Dry Good* 


Mount -El 


street, New Orlean*. 


BOOT AND SHOD STORE. 

The old and favorite stand, corner of Camp! Duplantler 
and I'rytanin Htruets, I* now wt.dl furnished with a Htock 


Btnndhig on t£e ridge between ihe two era ten, 
there ia barely a foothold, 1 oould not 
bdp thinking bow ibort a Urn* * would Uke to 
reach that bourne whence no traveller teturneth . 


rcciion*. ant- two were instantly killed . Theodore feouUi- 


>iiot*H and Boots; of every variety. 


erd was horribly mangled, aud it i* llioffght he. will die. 
The boat in which Mailleforte was standing was shattered. 
He also received acveralvlnjurie* Hi* brother-lu-law was 
slightly injured. The force of the explosion was felt aud 
beardfer mile* aro nnd. 

Extension or thk Aeka Frkkuom.— S everal gentle- 

men residing iu Knglund aud- Ireland, fully convinced 
that- thu-orea o/ troodcuu shouid.be extended, propose to 


Customer* and Htrnuger* faltlifully served with good 
burgalu* uud a good fit, from Monday morning untjl Satur- 
day night. 

N. li — l'leuse remember that I do not opeu on Sunday. 
Therefore call during the week, 
fe fl JOSKI’H SCHILLING. 


AL.riiL.iJ munnur. 

' *• Oih*. Price’’ Mn'mmnlb Clotiilng eiUbUltuw*’- 
Maguxine street. New Orleans. 

0KNTLEMKN Ti.lllMK Now OrlPAli, Arc 
vlted to eall Hiid examine much Hie largest and , , 
plete assort mont of good* in the above line to be 
ihe South. ..-wiNi 

We manufacture all our CToiBRr^’PxprewJ ^ 
retail sale*, nnd it is with the perfect copflJ eDC * , 
able to glvi' *Ati*faction, that we ask all win* ' u w 
witli a call to examine particularly ourrt/i®^ 
lure, Jrimmlngs. kc. ' n«<i ^ 

All good* sold by u* are warranted In ererf 
after the purcha*e of any. article any dl*s»R^ ,lf ' t .^1 
it will be cheerfully taken back and the in®ur/ 

Our olject 1* to please our customer*. - 
kff- ONE 1‘IIICE FOR GOODS— No drri * U fV 

pj7l-ly AI,FHKD.MUNB0*‘W 

.14 MuKAllnr (trccli 

Tha New Orlexns A^hriitlxa 

Ic Iwuc J Archly, at Tap D.illArc AllJ * 10“ '" AI- 


MS brimBtote! Whxt ria- 
tv Airuxera within the bow- 
Pha whole aeeae wm. worth; 
■tUbi; inferuAl. Eien old 
rapped iuhiAehxggJ' capote, 


E. R. ESTES, 


Ricliard E Orne, Meinphl 

U ... U.Hin i'n l.miL 


accomplish that great object at a - shUling u heud. 


VO M MISS ION MERCHANT 


Wm. Garvin k Co., L"Uisvilie. Kentucky. 


neglected to do. und thus contributed much to our down- | 
fall. You may by such a recognition empower the free 
government of uatlou* a**ertiug their Judrpeudeuee tu 
•urry on a lawful commerce with you. and ev< 11 t" i*SU 
for coterprisiug men letter* of uiaryiu — you may establish 
• be priuciple of true neutrality, which.' (mark well.geu- 
•U meuj uow you have not. The t'xar of Iltusia— the un- 
lawful Emperor of Austria— the usurper of France — every 
iespot iu a word— has the right to arm their vessel* — to 
’■nlfst votuuteer* to propose armed ex|>< dltions against their 
own people, but the unfortuuntr Polish natiou— the out- 
raged French uation, you do u<d iKTiuil' to dt» the same 
If I would fit out an armed expedition only out of*)uy' 
own fellow exile*, you would send uie to prison for l* |f 
year*, la that neutrality ! No, it I* a submission tiAh". 
dewpot* — it i* a charter granted* to them against ILei*ubli- 
cau aspiration* of down-trodden million, , it i* almost an 
illiance with King* against nation* Ouo* voi» were neu- 
tral ; at the time of war between Spain aud ‘it* formerly 
colouies. 

You opened your porta to both pa rtfe*— offered your 
commerce to both parties— that was ur^tralily ; but now 
| you are not ueut nil. Then agaiu. you* rau add a weight 
t ft your national protest, by declaring that you desire 
rlth foreign nations to Ik- protected. 


material aid," aud lu 


They have organized a fjltem of 
their prdfepectiu wy : “ We propose to collect a subscrip- 
tion <jf one shilling each from every earnest friend of 
mtiuuance of the 
nnd that the sum *0 collected 
ilmin*ter Rank, to 
the joint credit of Joseph Mazzini aud Loui* Koasuth. for 
tltv use of the European Democratic Committee." 

On the 1st of January, 1863. a list of aubscrlberz, with 
loliected, is to .be 'published. They do not 


Nrw Yorr. 

Purchase* every description of MERCHANDISE on 
order* from merchants, planter*, and other*, either for 
cash or 6n credit, embracing Dry Good*. Clgthing. Hard- 
ware, Piano*, Carriage*. Furniture, Machinery. Planters' 
Utensil*, and lndi^nl every tiling the market afford*. 

CnusigmuupU of any Produce promptly and faithfully 
attended to. ^ 

— REFER* Te — 

Messrs. Wightinank Summer*, Editors Southern Christian 
Advocate, Charleaton. 

Rev. John lLMcKorrln, Editor Nashville Advocate, Nash- 
ville. Tenn. 

Editor NewOrlenn* Chriatinn Advocate, 
t, MessrB. J. 0. Nelson k Co.. New Orbuan*. 

Meskra. Cherry. Henderson Ql Co.. New Orlean*. 
Me*sr*. Lowe. Pattisou k Co., NewOrlean*. 

Mr. Wm. Kckford. Mobile. Ala 

Messrs Weaver, Mulliu k Co., Mold|e r Ala 

Col. Janie* E. Saunders, Mobile. Ala. 

A. Ol Harris. Esq:. Memphis, Tenn. 

W. B. Cooke. Elyslnn Field*. Texas. 

W. B. Jolinstou k llro,, (’eutreville, Texas. o . 
G. W. Princp, Liberty, Texas. Jy*8 


Brady k Davie*. 


, looked diabolical .black 
1 stood, u good « lcM>king 
■urn brimxtooe. Now, 1 
light); of x serious sub- 
> person sen risit the era- 
without eotert lining n 
of tho lower raxiou than 
* m; own put. I dreameil 
huge figures 


freedom ; one shilling yearly? if the 
struggle shall require it 
shall be paid into the Londou and W 


the amount c 

solicit alnis'for'atiy specific purpose, hut are in favor of a 
general struggle of freedom throughout F.uropc. leaving 
each nation to select it* own style of freedom. A truly 
maguifleeut scheme, uud one which will, without d^ubl, 
put money lu home pocket* which ure stranger* to it uow.^ 

Important prom Washington On r— A bolition Pm- 
tion* — Hultiomi r ! March 2D.— Tba Senate to-day passed a 
resolution ..to lay on the table all future memorial* and 
•petition* for the repeal pf the fugitive slave law. or relating 
generally to the abolition of slavery. 

In the House., the tffll providing for the establishment 
of a better system of dlscipiftie in the navy was defeated 
—yea* 76 nays'DT [Eve. Pic. 


No subscription taken for less than one V 
feriber* will be understood a* wishing to « 01 
it is expressly suited otherwise. 

The Itinerant Minister* aud Preacher* Jj 1 
Episcopal Church, South. *re. all M 
igent* of the New Orleans Christian Advoc 
payment* may lie unde. 

All communication*, whether of b urine** 
publication, unless remitting money or *u 
ihe amount of ten 'dollar*, must i>e po*t*p** 
No obituary notice will be inserted u 
within tiro' month* of the denth of « J>er*°fe 
Conuiiuhifatlou* must !*• addressed to 


in Bnaafa,- A fetter from Bt Petersburg, fe 
km Uke Camnitr jm Hmm. announce* thnt 
Iferernmi pt had iroolrad to carry into *%< ■ 
idmt mt reuUiehiag a railway from CharUdf 
ifebd had accepted the proposition of a pri 
f for that pu/poee, with a capital of fay 
IrorrouMM (WJ60d»0f ) U* wh iati the gov- 


your commerce wl , . 

*'l»etb«-r they be in a *Ut« ofgfVolution or not — ihu* you 
uipower your citizen* to follow their n aural inclination 
' * j'du uiitlon* ktruggling- for Republican institution*, 
which they are now forbidden to do. You see. therefore, 
-••ntlenien. that y<iu have wverel ne nnV to add a practical 
weight to jrour uatioi^l interest. and to iusure tlie succe»> 
«’ r the approacbiiif' Kurop«-itn re.voluliou. without either 
■ rearing tha| revolution which you can by no interfer- 
Ljirc prevent or'without entanglinir^yafiirself In any diffl- 
eulllea 1 — b*hft of ull. in a wm \ou will neitlier prevent 
war "ii your owu part— and will c .mrih in to th** spued y 
ri volution of the Kuropdkn Mrugglt aud to the speedy . 
establlsuiuedt of R lisriug peace. roiin>‘rted with a free 
■' •mmerolal luterftouriie. so Ii>e> t*tsry to your prosperity 
. Ou the r«/ii\rary, if you do uot prutatt uow for the 
ZaaiuUiuariOit uf the principle of 8Uu« Rights sgaho-t f t- 
eigu iuU-rfer< iiroi. then only two cases are paused till— 
fcithar w« wiU auccoed in our European struggle— though 
yuu Jiav« furaakau ua— or. we will suoouuh. 


kADAME DE RHIONE’S / 

SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADLES, 

*■*’ / .No. ft I’outalba llulldlHC*. 
TERMS. 

For iustrurtlon In thei F.uglish and French Lan- 
guages, Elocution. Ancient and Modern History. 
Ueogrnphy. tlu- use of the Globes. Mathematics. . 
Writing, etc., pupils under twelve year* of age. 

per mouth .$10 0 

Oyer twelv* years of pge.. ,, . 12 C 

Ancient and Modern I.angwoge*, eaoh 4 (] 

Music ou the Pinna Forte \ . • v . . . 12 0 

Othfer afcomplishmeuts at the uftial c barge*, 

N«w Oflwau*, Jauuary, 1862 JalT 


TJBNNE88EE MARINE AND FIIUS 
INSURANCE COMPANY. 

i CAPITAL $800,060. 

JOHN M 111LL, Freeldant. 
.Gro.^T Martin. Secretary 
This long established Company, with the most ample 
means for the protection -of it* RpUcies. continues to take 
RIVER, 8.EA and FIRE RISKS, on the Qimt iiberil 
term*, at ife Agency In New Orleans, at th* office of 
FK3K.E1T, PBJUWN8. k CO., 
*mh8 W ft- Charles atreei. 


An 0‘TaA^narun C'l.ERovMzn — Ou fiatnrday. March 
14 'the Rev T. M Cqpify.fr. J) ■ paj^or of East Gran-., 
ville. Mas*., refe^rsted hl« eightieth yeir. on which oeca- 
» ion he preached a s« rpiou from the iWitlt vefse of the IDth 
cliaidrr of the second of Samuel; Bii* ifey foqr- 

sc reyeary old ” llu graduated at Yale Oplfejlfe/ iu,J792, 
pri^teclie’d his flr-t scrniouju 1706 lu East Granville, aud 
Urn qm'utiy lias been tu hi* preseut charge fifty-peven 
Xfcferk and i» th* oldeat lu Maaeachusett* that 

s league. , 


1 4. OrerU# is a city ut th* Ukraine. situoUd 
a ■false aimfkswri pf jf. FeUre burg, and Tbrod 
Jfiffa is a port the Mark Sea war th* Strait* i t 
ft la Im etmtaMspUlfoa also t^rtaliUh a g»liw«y 
tmtmm tu (fafrif, m that a direct cummunicatioj 
ttllii nabdy wWaM«**wd betwt-ca Petersburg aad 

fe i•uu lb* aajptdl uf Mu** U be tbu* aUe'b 

p ju a few 4*y« With th* W*uk he* a pti 


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anil Ait 
' nnd fiu&dvd 


BBIBBIPl'l 
lion will to*. 
. and mutioov 
kr tho FjHcuj 
nu-t rompetttt 
d.all be {*&* 
of iiutnxtjn 
inn ix fani^ 
d utranhJ 

il of tbiftbn 
KuanUum'i 
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Lmlta'&sa- 
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tpublifhivg Committee 5 (f $ Votv?’ 
of Ijnuiainnn Conference , ( h, h. mvtiis. n. n. 

VOLUME 1 II. NUMBER 


IT. N. ‘McTYETUE, Kibtoh. 

NEW OR LEANS, 'SAff UllDAV, APRIL 10 ; lbS 




n%, wild not go *" r,, b*" l " a v " lH 
li„ wnshltie rloTKkd Ami Its t-ky »*Wurnl 

nvchil."ring«l'»«)»n. Itsilklil '» 

Tlmt from ito native k|.1«itc tralb but b«m lured. 

nouvulti von roZ-tb.) world above U brifrt ; 

Meridian yinaand cu\|ntlew ft«r* tlmt trim 
Tlnir nightly lamps an- shadow of tlmt light 
No jth>"m can darken, and no eloud can dlni. 

in,, wild not to .’—the worbT jve leave is rt/W-*- 
Th( , fpw warm heart» It hold* are sadly chilled 
lly icy contact with a aterner mold, 

TMrgvncrous throbbing* all too early stilled. 

win uvuld not go . 3 — the world above ,uh glows 
tVlth love. Intend and holy, pure and deep j 
No person there can selfish feejlng know. 

Fo rj& ttt or wrong'no aching eye can weep. 

|f|o would not go -—the world we leave la poorf 
And heart* that live on It grow lenn and die, 

II bath no heritage that can cndtlN-. ^ 

No food for spirits destined for the sky. 

, Who would not K» ■— the worid'nboVe In fibred 

tfitfc treasures vast and vnrlous. large and free. 
A rich Inheritance — a shining hoard ; . 

And, 0, my ^oul Hi* all laid up for thee. 


For die N. O. Chrlitlan Advocate. 

RtcolloctionH of Bishop Bascom. 


BY ONE OF 1118 STUDENTS. 


[Third paper.]' 


o tocurt \\tA<et 

Una. cm do w 


TiiK'UrwAHD FI. unit. in eruption. In his profl‘8sor>i chair ho up* | 

HT* would not go ?— th« world.w" legy«> Hark. peats in till the qfilej calmness of a groat stall 

Its srnshlne clodded and It-* sky nhseured j n ri »p 080 j tllO HJCCftll .in ejlllll, with the bctlU- 

py gat liering «!'*<>»• it* 1 ,K,1< n n ' j' 1 * 1 ' ' ^ ^ ' ?7r , i 'tlful heavens jnirfored in its depths ; the vPit- 

Tlmt from its native sphere hath hut been lured - 1 . 

,, , . . . ettno without the eruption, e.Iuu with vines 

"imtf «**><*• a,ul P ur P*° fruitugc, yet lifyrtg itself from' 

Tlnir nightly lamps are shadow of tlmt light the vale in all the serene grandeur of 'the 

Sngl.mil> c»n .taken, and Bo rt'md cun Jim. j'jg|fo n mountltiin. 

111 . irn'f.v.t not .« ■ il* 1 ’ .vnrKT gn leftTo 1 . n/t.l— On the evidences of Christianity, natural 

Thr fw *nrm hp»rt» It imiJk «re >»Jiy . 1,11,1 11 theology, uonstftutlotm) nriil international 
lly In, cnnl.pt with a sterner inolj, , . , 

Ilielrjeneroue throbbing* all too early .tilled. law, lie jlelivereil- regularly written lectures 

ItimniWortgo-.’-tiin world utaTo, u« gh«: to the class. Than bis other instruction!). - 

Wlih lor*. Introiki nnd holy, pure »od, dis'p | these were less colloquial and more pontlcr- 

Kepcoinn there rsn .vllbh r. i.jing know, ... . .auaa—yot-theAnt crest which they elicited was 

fur plight or wrong'no aching eye ran weep. • , ,. . .... i • r 

hinfmind and unflagging. 1 hey were a brief, 
#««*>» presentation of 

ub»th no hcritngi! that can endure, ‘ * ^ every tlnug necessary to a complete under- 

Nofood for spirlth dcsiintd for the sky. standing of each Subject treated. Those who 

, m# would not go >— tim world' above is heard thorn Will, Dot be apt to forget them 

mil, treasure. v,u.t and earhra, large and free. (lurin lifc Wc ghall somo d|iy t „ 80e 

A rich Inheritance — a shining hoard ; . , , , , r , /• .... J . 

And, o, my soul ! Hi* all laid up for thcc. published. We doubt not they Will be 

/ hailed as invalunbhV acquisitions to political 

and theological science. With the principles 

’ For the N. O. Christian A<lv*c*te. o 1 i . .. , , - , , 

ot law ho seems to have been thoroughly 
RtcolloctionH of Bishop Bascom. conversant, far more so than many eminent 

practitioners. This his lectures abundantly 

BY ONE OF Ills STUDENTS. 1 . .f - . . * . . . \ 

proved, lie might not lmvo made a good 
[Third paper.]' special pleader ; but as a lcgisliitttr, as a judge 

If Dr. Bascom succeeded well ns President oft law, we trow, lie dcsetwed to funk with 
cfTmnsylvania University, ho sueceedcd still many in liigli places. 

letter in his chair as l'rofossor. Wo shall W<J *»l>oultl notice his strange and intcrest- 
Jdotu this paper to a portraiture of him in |ng eritieisms on books and uuthprs. They 
this capacity.' lie took charge only of the were full of wit, discrimination, learning.und 
vnior class. , Ho taught Menial and Moral power. I have often waded through the 
science and Political Kconomy, and lectured l ,!1 g 0H of a long review article without obtnin- 
dnilj Oil Natural Theology, Kvidcnces of ing half su much insight into the merits of 
Christianity, and Constitutional and Infysr- 11 ' ,(K,k or autlior as were sometimes contained 
national Law. in n few of his weighty sentences. * Occasion- 

llumstructions'wcro unique, full of inter- ally he woiild show up the defects of a book ; 
e.t, Hid exceedingly attractive. Ho would and then, shades of Jeflrey and (iilBird! sueli 
not he satisfied with a superficial acquaint- merciless handling, sUcli crushing exposure 
ancc with any subject presented, on the part °f unphilosopliiciil statements, improper deti- 
ofi student. Ho sought to cultivate views nitioiui, and puerile uhsurdities! Wo to the 
the widest, the meet searching, and the most be 015 "'or which the breath of his criticism 
comprcheasive, Tjpe, ho did not readily passed in censure ! It was liko a Western 
uncertain how thoroughly, the lesson had been prairie after the passage over it of consuming 
ftudied. One could often reoito as well with- flames. It was left “utterly wasted and 
out private study as with it. His questions withered by the tide of fire lie rolled over it.'’ 
led directly to the answer. But this dofeot You felt, not only a sense of the entire dbfect- 
Ma more than supplied in his own acute, far ivoness of the work, hut a kind of pitying 
reaching, and eloquent remarks, in a very contempt for the author. To give an in- 
brief Bpace of timo lio would cover every point stance: lie once laid Occasion to remark on 
of importance connected with the subject, Hedge s Logic. He exposed, in the most 
Thought, clear, beautiful, subtle, chx|uent, amusing manner the thousand inaccuracies,, 
snlcminontly suggestive, flowed from him in with which it abounds, and the utter ineum- 
onc continuous stream’! Tray suggestive; for' petenee of- Mr. Hedge tb' writd a bock or 
hedidnoUxhau8t thosnhjoct. He rather so logic. So scorching, was the criticism that 
, unveiled the mysteries of truth ns to reveal- its to this' day Hedge's" Logie is-ossociatod in my 
inexhaustibility. The point of comparatively mind with learned stupidity and undiscrim- 
Jitlis importance before hecame a momentous mating dullness. 

principle ; the tiny pl tt ut became a spreading Wo nmst n,,t ,iu PI"’ s « fr " m this th ' lt ho was 
forest: the drop, a boundless ocean ; the ray, harsh or -unkind to modest' ihediocrity. lie 
aspendidflun. - willingly honored any one of however meagre 

I cun hardly imagino tho students of the '“'“nts, who hoUcBtly strove to fill the sphere 
l’ortico to have hung with more pleasure on fl,r ' vhiuh tho y fltted him i but wl 'cn lie saw 
the lips of I’lutp tha»» wo often did upon tho d illness aspire to leadership— a man without 
words of this magnificent man. I have know* °“° u,enr iJ ^ ft "> his liend writing text-books 
students the most indolent, of tho most super- °“ tlle «* uct sciences, the ass in lion’B skin— 
ficial and desultory habits of study, to lmvo his indignation was stirred ; and with a few 
their attention awakened, and held without brief, -sharp, emphatic' sentences, he scattered 
-wcuriMw^Hiroughtrat -rlre recitation ; arid hi«=pr«tieusiuus tu thr winds ; ttud if cum- 
tiiey have gone away witli mpro satisfactory’ P'nint was made, lie seemed to answer with 
knowledge, and that more powerfully inter- (,1J Dr ; South, “If owls do not wisli to he 
Woven with the web of mind, than if they hooted at, Tot them keep on the inner boughs.'’ 
had devoted days to the' closest study of the "’hat a magnificent review writer lie would 
best teiTbiioks. He seemed to give them in- have made I His criticisms would lmvo been 
tense glimpses of their own minds, and reveal r01ld w ith avidity, and have given hi urn dis- 
til them capabilities in themselves, of which Anguished, if not the first, position among 
they never dreiuhed before. Thus, ho led American critics. Oh, if suoh a purifier of 
iltra U) cultivate proper habits of thought literature could arise now, and be induced to 
and study fur more sucoessfully than by the enter.hoartily upon his work, wlmt a change 
mpesitiun of difficult tasks, and tho infliction woul1 ' uol “° over 11,0 8 P lrit of many an intla- 


EVv'7. , o , iv??V*' f I Committee 

w. Wl'aiMif,' ) of Jttnbamn Confert* 

~ykiQLE Nl r MITER, 


I or ihe N.O. ('hriaiinn’AilvwenU'. 


cf punishment for tlicir non-performance. toil author's dream. 1 low many, who are now 
And, is not tills failure to explain and illus- ranked among the literati, would be sunk to 
k«l« n subject, so us to make it ’interesting ‘heir proper level ! How would pretentious 
»nd attractive to tlio student' tlmt which ,<t "l>idity he liooted into obscurity! Much 
Peoples duncedtim with' so many learned t *“ lt 1,10,1 now call literature would bo con- 
fools! It ia diflieult to boeoriia proficient iii httlo lietter tlian useless" trash ; intel- 

« n y study unless it is pursued con union; ■ '"Ctual food, fit only for the maw of a Tool. 
Abuse, railings, black-mark, and floggings, 1,0 would strip oil' tho peaopck-fettthers, in 
never mado a good scholar. Tcaoli the stu- " bieli 80 man y U'odern quacks strut about, 
dent to lovo his book, because he understands mul r,, veal the truo jackdaw to tho contempt^ 
tad appreciates its principles and beauties, and hisses of.nn outraged public, lfthecrit- 
tad then the fear will be, not that lie will * C1S,11B °f such a man were to sweep over tho 
Iludy too little, hut too mucin literature <;f this land,., tile shores of tile great 

her text-hooks' the Doctor had little use, doc P <>f letters would be literally strewn witli 
hrtlier than tu Suggest subje.cts fur thought " Uh “‘randed books. Wo need a review ex- 
tad remark, and afford n nlnn n„.„ eroising such an influence as tlio'Edinburgli 


. . --..wv-vv/iM wiiu. bu limuy luiirnuu 

U0|J - It is difficult to become, proficient in 
study unless it is pursued con urnme. 
1 jusc, railings, black-mark, and floggings, 
never mado a good scholar. Tcaoli tho stu- 


and- afford a plan rathor than 


II ■ lUVIlCI UIUI 1 o 

•unject-matter in its detail for private study. Hcvi(, w exerted for muny years after it was 
In the oourse of 000 recitation he would give flrst “tfblisliod.; and we need a Bascom to 
you the outlines of a far hotter text-hook than eJit iL Then we might expect a literature 
“7 Within your acquaintance. In explain- .worthy of our nation and our age. 

“6 »nd enlarging upon tho study before you But ’ tD roturn : 0no thin f? Wl> hdpediaTfy note, 
he talks in an apparently loose and rambling "'“ H ‘ho readiness of tho Doctor at repartee, 
““"ir, but every word tells. His sentences Sovcrul witt y members of my class were in 
‘J't'rief and torso. They shoot liko tongues tho h «bit of indulging their wit at the ex- 
“f flame into tho subject, and its deepest inys- > ,nn8fi of the feood-Jlumorod professors. W hen 
Wtaare bared to your gaze. There is no bc « an our reoitotiona with the Doctor, 
^adentalism about {lim i not tin: small- lhcy , ' x l ,e, ' te<1 to °ontinu 9 their sallies. They 
** of nioonshino. All is clear daylight. ,rlc<1 “ but once - 0ne flll8h of b > 8 eagle-eye, - 
"“lout fug, and unoloudcd l,nl! 8,lar P aarcaatio reply, accompanied by 

Tl, ii most ulistruso principles and definitions ° f ‘ r ,T 77'' 

1080 their mvKts.^ u 1.1 i * * , , 1 * ,c y «‘»wercd before him, and looked us 

“Mt seem comm n l ruc ,,us8 ' , an though it would have been unspeakable relief 
which Cy ZZ7t\ V i W 7 1 1 “-h,vve crop, -from the room*. His return 
8110 stood 4 lt - 18 118 77 were perfectly withering: He left his enemy 

mountain and van Blftnc , ut 8U . nn ?' U,W r literally peeled from I, end to foot. Yet, they 
U» mornin. , ° y l08t “ tb ° fo 8 8 / only came when provoked, and were only be- 
fore the suaL “ l ’ “ tU .° . olu °^ rCtr<;at bc ’ stowed where he thouglit they were deserved, 
feveals its sum, ', m °r ' lftCr m ' m " tlUh and where no other instrumentality would 


>ta suim t .i oiuuouiui |in(1 wliero n0 othcr instrumentality would 

Ke, ‘i the “X" ’ '.r '? rUgK I “ tei ; 1W r have acqomplUlied his end so well. Heal- 
•treama na .1 1 ‘- lta cata racts, and rntnrtnd in excellent humor, sowthat. 


■trenmu, and vill,.L y ' a v i • ’• * retorted in excellent humor, so^that, 

oot'ine, until ^ r, ,' 1 1,1 however cutting the retort, tho student was 

mountains and J ‘ loVU y !»«•"» «f not offended. He manifested usually a spirit 
*4 grov^nd ,77 77 -f great kindness to all tin, class. He proved 

in themornii/ r 8 > ,,in or<M 8 ’ ft t<» each that he wuh deeply intcrcHtcd in his 

“homeless “ior f " 9 ^,°“* welfare; and thus bound himself to them by 

**■ ““ vl8, on of mugniheoneo and spleu- ^ ^ look UoUght in. 


i vision of mugnificonce'and spleu- 


‘ " lia h I see him now. (On account of 8 «W«hing o^pd displaying tin! weak/^lnts 

r® Mention of the ifead In, ns.mUv w,#» ln “ i ho BOU K bt rutb,,r to d, “ <,VCr 


TU i 1M x 10 , n the Ifead ho uh\^11y wore , . , . . . 

“ it during |,i 8 r „eiU,tin„.) His head is ““ d , dav ‘ lb :[: wVtover rafts were redeeming 

Cht ', rrc « ular >y, 'his eyes flushing with *" ^ ’ 1 b “ » 10ntal constitution whose 
J«hMua W , % , , a tl , izi will , strange versatility seems to have fil ed Inn, 

»t 0 “r™? OUofhU ' 1 ‘ il ‘ d Tbtafo who lmvo f“5 Z ry t“ , t“ er e uullod ‘0 hi , made 

p r 118 -Pulpit efforts have been in,- l, . lm - <h ° ln8trU0t ° ra b<1 "“F" 

& Taman of gigonUo powers; but <lunng my atten, huiee ins 

£$t “ u t known him in the reeitu- da P Mtme, ‘ a >' a b “ kad radissoluldy wtth my 
P'l'i'iu di' 1 "" ' mt N»« adequately tp up- b ( U * , ;‘ 5 1 U, ‘. d ' W M l ® “‘ought hves tn the temple 
ia all tl, 1,1 «»> pulpit he appears 0 \7. B " u1 ’ W | remain-flashes of pure 

tuu Khlv 10 !* lB "iiergy of a great soul tho- ^•ghnee-.'-iruttage from the tree of m- 


In *bi> * I 01 1110 BOU1 > win nit - y rtiinuin -nuHiieM o 

*• 


mu.m.i “ “ii oeean stirred in its 
depths by florco winds 1 , u Vesuvius 


DeUiopolis, Ala., March 25, 1«32. 
[To u'ccnuluusd j 


Cheap Books. 

Mn. Editor : In your issue of the 1 -1th of 
February, I sec a contrast presented Jn the j 
way, of doctors differing, whiot| by Ijio way, , 
is not very marvelous, especially -In tliese 
days of electric dispatch. The case ahnvri 
referred to is under the heading “Metliodist 
•Press," item, " Clieaji Books,” in which you 
call our attention to the articles— edituriitly- 
.of Drs. I’arsoii and McKerrin, in tho N. atid 
L. Christian Advocate. This number of the 
N. nnd L. C. Advocate 1 lmve Hot seen, I pre- 
sume : lienee, -ail 1 know’’ of their opitiidhs iti 
reference to the point under consideration, is 
what I gather from the N. O. Clifistiun Ad- 
vocatc of tho above dato. .And from what 
■you lmvo given us, it appears tlmt Dr. I’, is 
in favor of, while I)r.' Me I-' is opposed to, re- 
ducing the price of our. catalogued Metho- 
dist books'.' Now we do. not like a -great deal 
to’ come in contact witli D.-IVs, but as you 
published an article of ours some time since 
upon this Buhjcct, it nmy bo tlmt tliis I). I-’,. 
Q. — as tiro. Ii., of tho T. VV. Banner, would 
say — 1 ms condescended to notice our effusion, 
and if so, wc wish not to retaliate, but nlsif 
to give our opinions still fufthcr. . 

‘ Now if we understand Dr. M.eF.'s argu- 
ment from youp extract, it is simply tlmt su- 
perannuates, supernumeraries, widows and 
orphans arc continually increasing upon, the 
various Annual Conferences; that.it “will 
not bo found to operate bo well " to reduce 
the ^rieo of our books, inasmuch ns the pro- 
fits arising from.their sales are applied to ,tfic 
iienefit of such necessitous cases. Now it 
seems to us tlmt if tho Dr.'s argument proves 
any liing, it proves too much ; lor if the pre- 
sent prices of our books do not meet the pre- 
sent emergency or demnnds, then the .prices 
should ho increased so ns to meet the jje- 
mnnds; Tor tliis appears to ‘lie the result of 
Iris argument, especially from' the question lie 
propounds, from the position lie assumes of 
“continually increasing” beneficiaries upon 
us, namely, “But do- the means of meeting 
their demands increase in the same ratio !” 
Now wo propound the question to Dr. McF., 
if we are nut correct in the above, how would 
he lritve "the means of meeting their demands 
increase: in the same ratio, " if the price of 
books is not.also to increase in the same-ratio, 
as tlie demands are mode upon us !. Wc pre- 
sume,' however! THe’Dr. Sid not "mtetial tliutv- 
ptueh, and hence wc ifro not disposed to at- 
tribute to him wlmt bo intended not. But if 
we follow the argument to its legitimate re- 
sults, tho Dr. will inevitably destroy tlmt 
which ho would build up. Let us examine 
it a little, atid we shall see tlmt it will not 
“look well on- paper,”, and wo be unto it, 
'when reduced to practical operation. lt 
“ will not bo found to operate so well. " 
lt is known to every observing man, tlmt 
itjs the settled' policy of tho Church, as a 
body, ns well as the unconverted portion 
of mankind,' to get .their books, as, cheap us 

e rible. Suppose w o bring our h igh priced 
ks into competition with those published 
by the American ’Tract Society, what is the 
oertuin consequence 1 ' Will not every one 
readily perceive tlmt ours must go by the 
board ! ” This is no theory merely, it is wlmt 
is daily and practically demonstrated. We 
have, time and again, gone into Methodist 
families and seen hooks upori Inwks. published 
by the A. T. Society, lying upon the centre 
tables, nnd hut few if uny of our own publi- 
cations, nnd when we lmvo endeavored- to 
supply them with our own books, wo lmve 
timo and again failed oil account of the vast 
difference in the prices. 'Take our illustra- 
tion: Wp sell. Baxter's Saint's Jtest at serenhj- 
fu'c cents; tho A. T. Society at some forty or 
fifty cents a eopy . i go to a brother's houifc 
and oiler him our edition for soventy-fivo 
cents, and ho will tell you, why, I could have 
1 , ought it tho other day from the colporteur 
Ibr fifty cents. And wlmt is the consequence ! 
Why, of course, ho will not be apt to givo 
■ seventy-five, when he can get it for-lifty cents. 
Besides this, lie will begin to think tlmt nil 
our othcr works are of proportionable price, 
and consequently lie buys none. ,“ Do tho 
inenns of meeting our demands increase .in 
the same ratio” as when we can nut sell the 
huula to, produce llie means I If tlie sale of 
hooks bo one of tlie means whereby we uro 
to raise tlie funds to meet our demands, then 
-Wu nro tu put thorn ut suuli prices as wjll in- 
duce, tho people to buy them ; nnd if the Dr. 
imagines tlmt “the hints and suggestions 
that have been thrown out about cheapen; 
ing our publications havo naturally operated 
to curtail materially the Bale of them," we. 
although no 1), D-, must. beg loavo to difier 
witli him. And wo horo assert, not “ tlie 
hints and suggestions,” hut stubborn facts al- 
ready alluded to, seen and read by observa- 
tion. “thrown out" long prior to “tho hints 
and suggestions” about cheapening our pub- 
lications, lmvo “very nuturally operated to 
curtail materially the sale of them.” And 
now w<) say again, let our publications be 
put at such prices as will comu within tlie 
reueli of all our members, nnd we will guar- 
antee that as the number of our superannu-. 
ute- 8 , supernumeraries, widows and orphans 
increases, so in tlie sumo ratio will tho moans 
bnyteliirg tlitii demands hioruuse. And in-’ 
stead uf our people being fed witli food from 
othcr pastures, they will bo nurtured and 
brought up, rooted uud grounded in the great 
and soul-reviving doctrines of that system of 
Bible truth oulogisod us “ Christianity in enr- 
■ nest." But if oUr present policy ito contin- 
ued, iittle 'or nothing will bo the dividends 
accruing to tho Church from the salo-of our 
bucks, and our people will look to others to 
siipply them With readable matter. 

, Another redeeming feature in a roductlhn 
of the price of books, is tliis : Our Discipline 
requires of preachers in clmrgo id' circuits 
niid stations to take up u Conference collec- 
tinn in tlioir respective charges, Ur meet the 
claims of the aforesaid porftms. Now when 
we offer our hooks ut their present high 
prices for purchase to our people, We fre- 
-quently tell them, us an incentive to purchase, 
that tho prooeeds of the sales go for. the 


‘above purpose. Then when we apply I’dr'the * Fo, s. o. cfcruo \.ivKt.,u 

Conference collection, they tell Us they have Olass Meetings. ; 

already contributed to. that purpose in tlie 

purchase "of uur- books. \Yo readily grant " 0 h-arn from Mnlnehi. the lust in order 
tltat till's ought not so to lie. let tlmt ail- ,ba minor prophets (A97, B. f .) tlmt 
.mission docs not change the fart at all. Yet. they. tlmt feared tlie Lord, spoke often, one 
jio it is. Many of our people are ever ready * ! ’ another, and tlie Lord hearkened and heard 
to catch at every subterfuge’ they can to and a hook of remembrance was writ tap 
quiet their eonseien.ee for not giving to those before him. for them tlmt toured the Imrd, and 
charitable objects dependent, upon them— Hint thought upon liiffnnino, eto.” Chap, iii— 
lienee liere is unotiicr thing- that operates ^ 1 ' . 

very naturally to hinder. “ the means of meet- * his, taken in connection with Eph. lVy Hi, 
ing the (Tenmnds ” far tho support of tlioso shuns tlmt tlie ancient communion of” the 
already mentioued. • Are tliqro not ..other ( 'h»reh was .not _ merely the recognition of a 
causes, then, other than “ tlie hints and sug- push'i; and their fellowship with him and 
.gestions that have been tlttown out about ““'ir lotlow cotiiniiinioniits nt the Lord s table, 
cheapening our publieiftio'ik,” that “ have '’lit elsewhere, end in a mnnncr.jnore person- 
naturallv nnnmted to curtail mnterinilv tin, al and direct, free, open and familiar. Mr. 


For IS* N. 0. ehrtMUqibn"s >i 

More of tht> Devil's Tempting. 


"others are fbrbiddon bjr thcir,«hwc 
the distrihnllnn of the Bible. - 
I ' In conclusion, your Committee l 


Melancholy Christian, are in danger of I „ ' , " R,l '“"' n ’ ^ur Committee 

Satan's temptations. Melanelady is dellnod • ' y " lva ,Mlcn nb '° u> °® a0 ^ 80 

to iio a black humor seated chiefly in the rry i" l! " t "election of anew Boat „ 

brafn. Tho devil works much with hit •'/ tMy. »r«t li|^* 

temptations upon this humor. Melancholy a,ld mure^effleicnt remdU may lie fttttrinad f 
elolliee the mind in deep gloom ; therefore, '.^.’osb Mr * 8 ' HraRlMAn, 

unfits a Christian lor tlm discharge of reli- March -ill, lR, r i2. Treasurer, 

gious dut ies Lute strings will give no sound - — 

when wet: so, a Christian is out of tune for _ 

spiritual exercise when. tho spirit Ih sad and Words of WUbetft 

ileprossod, , _ • * * 

Melancholy sides with Satan against Hod. vo «.-. J). “ 


Dying Word, of WUbetforoe. 


Satan tells the saint, Cod doth not love lain, 
and tlie saint believes him ; and then gouts 


naturally operated to curtail materially the 
salo of them ! *- 

Wo think, could tho Dr. take a crutjp 
through the country, after having lieen .eleven 
yearn in his nam-tum editorial, he n\jght he 
prepared to view this matter in its more prac- 
tieal operations. He 'must remember that 
there have been many changes'— Bad though 


Wesley, wising upon this view Of the subject, 
instituted the prudentinl regulation of riots 

III nt i M fflUn Iti'i.i Ti | r I I I nm! | ' I 1 ,1 , m i , 

After an Experiment oV . more than a hun- 
dred years, the wisdom of tlmt diHlinguished 
minister is clearly demonstrated in thin means 
of HpirituaV growth. 1 lore, in imitation of the 


they may bc-throughoul the country within anciont "“rvants of Ood/they tlmt tear dm) 
tlie last eleven years,- Anil -all -wo ask is„ for “ l0 herd, meet ajicn.mte with another- -at least 
him ‘to see this 'matter frith' his own eyes, as 'veck-mid eonverse freely of their 

it really exists, nnd we opiHo he would fie in ,nu1 ’ 1 ' J«J^. 8 «rr..ws- dealings and ways of 
for progress, or reformation, ns the term is '-«» with them, progress of the Spirit's work 
now used. . But enough for tho ph-sont. "* thc,r -totnptutions, exercise of the 

•l. ( A. Cl.KMKNT. 

DeKnllr. Miss., Mareii 3, 1852. 


Death Will Come. 

Tlie Hev. Albert Bums, in an able discourse 
in the October mi m her of tlie National Preach- 
er, holds the following graphic language in 
illustration of tlie above caption : 

“ Dentil will come; lie will certainly conic, 
lie cannot lip evaded ; lie cannot ho put back; 


lifu of faith, 'joy in the Holy tiliost, nndliopo 
of Hea veil, and so encourage each oilier in 
tlieif work of patience and labor of love. 
Here, too, the genuine followers of Christ, 
pray for each other, while tears of sympathy 
show — ’ , 

, " They *hare tlicir mutual wcx**. 

Tlit'ir mutual tnirilfiin lK’ar.” 

Theso meetings, properly conducted,* lmvo 
a tendency to unite thti brethren strongly in 
tho bonds of’ lovo and Christian fellowship, 
while they are inspired by tho confidence of 


ho cannot lie madc^o take his stops any slow- ^ l0 P* e t.Y honest purposes of their broth- 
er. -Oil, he will comd! All that lives on i*«d. v 


•• Toiffthi r lft u* nwprtly live, 
Together 1ft u* tllo.” . 


'And *tlum tho parting-hy-mn still - lingers in 
our memory : thti tone, the emphasis, the 
sparkling eye, the ilowing tears of each, are 
all vivid in our recollection, while with 


•• WbtiD we owumlfr part, 

It gin s u* luwanl pain, 

While ouch In expectation lire* 
Ami hopcH to meet lignin.” 


him to take a little. of lieliovers In the conversion of yourchil- 

Mr. 1!. because his doctor ordered him not nnd J rL . n , friends and neighbors. Fur when tho 

l,l Mr. 7 . ‘t'“kes k ^ 7 f, -op l.ecause lie’s wet. ^rnroh is pure uudli lied witli tlie revival 

Mr. L). because lie's dry. spirit, she tyoomes aa terrible to sinners us 


, Mr. E, because lie feels sumothjng rising Iri his an army of banners. And how shall this 

Mr‘t- because helimls a kimUT.inking.in his hejireught about ! Why, surely, by a duo 
stoinpeh. d obsurvanob ot all tno* means ot grace, ana 

Mr.jtf.. because lio’s going to see a friend off “above all, taking the shield of faith," laying 

to Oregon. . 1, old on tin) promises of Hod, hungering und 

Mr. II. because lies got amend come home .... 
from California. thirtting alter righteousness, uspiring after 

Air. I. because he's so hot. the fullness and constancy of tho earnest of 

Mr. K. because he’s so cold. Heaven, till wo shall not only catchy but retuin 

8 Mr. L. benuise he’s got a paiiun his head. . . ... 

Mr. M. because he’s got a pain in his side. 1,1 4 J ur ^ u,lir ^' ^ ** 2 0 

Mr. N. because he’s got a pain in his hack. Spirit of burning- H. C. I hwkatt: 

Mr. 0. because he’# got a pain in bis chest. N cw Oflouns, April 6 th, 1852. 

Mr. P. because lie’s got a pain all oyer him. 

Mr. Q. becauiio he feels light and happy. 

Mr. It. bevausu he feels heavy and miserable. 

Mr. 8 . liccauHtt he’s married. 

Mr! T. because he isn’t. 


“ Como, nnd sit near me; let me lean on 
you,” Baid Wiilicrforco, to a friend, a few 

minutes before hi/, denth. Afterward, pat-, 
ting his nrm nrounil thst, friend, hw nifr' 


..... cm* mm; ana men ting hh%rm around that Mtt 

away Ins confidence winch hath great re-, , lloM y 0u , my ^ 

compcnsn Of reward ' MManclmy knocks tlltwl 4, lt , , ^,“4, 
off the chariot wheels -of tho souL-ffhd tho u./ *»„ *. , , 

saint loses his energy and the splrit'nf perso- friorfd ; welui 


vcrancc ; that is, to „s„ a oommoB saying, throp^h* this world i, .gather ; I, at 1 
he gives up!’ Mclnnuholv breeds discnti* * • i. » . ; 


ho g VOS up. Moknolmly brood. discnP shkll moot iu hoavtm. U t ,« talk of ^ 
cut, and disconto.it cads.tu s,n , and tlitaico |,„ not flir u-r t 7 

to .self-murder- And .mu would think, mul- ,„ r , nm v „ ry ha^^bui think of S 
imcholy aris ing tempt Satan to tom^l let the th.'aight nX y„„i 
them. (,ck1 si, vc us from niclnnchnly Ulve mn ,, r knew happiness till I found CfcL 
u^lm,q,y.ai,d cl.cerl .,1 spinta, sanctified by , Sllvioilr . RM f th( , Bi hlo^«ad the I 

K ' Z devil lies in ambush to do ns mischihf. If . 1 " 7 "!!.^* t “ k< : 7^- ’ ^ 


Ho is not, fully cast into prison ; but is liko 
a prisoner on hail. He is every ready to take 


all iny perplexities and <1 is tresses, I. fiogi 
read any other book, and I never* foil' fc] 


eurth will die— every beas^ bird and creeping Nb: association was over more strongl}' 
tifTngj the hu mming bird; the insect Jhat united in sacred bouds than a class of holy 
Gutters in the sunbeam ; every tree and shrub a,u ^ devout worshippers. The true doctrine, 
and flower— the oak, the pine, the acacia, -wo believe, of the New Testament, has been 
the moss tlmt grows over the wall;, every embodied in this our ^practice. Wore it pos- 
nmnareh, every peasant ; oVeiy. rich "hum, ev- siblo to asscmhle tho whole MethodiBt ciun- 
ery poor man : every. slave,’ every master «»f a infinity, heart would meet heart in sympathy 
slave : every man, every woman, every child; ami love, and tlie entire vast brotherhood (of 
eyery old man tlmt prides himself on his lion- perhaps two miUions, iu all) 7 would join in 
4 >rs and his wealth, every young nufh that the sumo confession of faith, und would biend 
pride.s. himself oi^jusjnlcnts or, his stron^th.; their .sacml joys., jn Imrnioni^uft. 8 oji|^ of 
efery 'maiden that prides herself on her beau- praise.” Never shall wc forgot our early cla?s 
ty/ Oh, all will die! 1 am in a world of death; meetings. Our hearts, warm in ! tlioir first 
I nm amidst the dying and tlie dead: I see love, were ceincritcd in. Christian friendship 
not a fiving thing in all my rambles that will with those we met iu 4 tlio social (land, while 
not die — no man, no woman, no child; no angels seemed to sing around. Neither time 
bird, no beast; no plant, no tree. . The eagle’ nor distance, nor change of fortune, will ever 
that cuts tlie air cannot fly* above it; the erase from our memory, those tender and in- 
monstcr of tho deep cannot dive below it: the d«»lil>lo impressions written upon tho heart 
tiny insect cannot make itself so insignificant while we sung, * 

that death will not notice it ; leviathan can- “Our heart* by loro togetlior knit, »>tc.* r 

not, with his great strength, straggle against 'or,»whcn with the heayt and ono voieo we 
it. • I ho Christian will dio ; the sinner will juinod in flic noble scntimentnf tho poot, . 

die — vea. the siniu'r ! Your wealth cannot _ 4I , . * 

J v / •• Togcthfr lyt u* vircrtljr Hti 1 . 

save you : your accomplishments tiunnot save Together let u* aio.” 

jaw... O cath Bnri-R„ „fy . mmn jtf. tte filLilliBiaiJ. - And - t |„ in tll0 jH.rtiafr.h^m-BUH lingers in 
tlu’y are all trifles— gewgaws beneath his no- (mr m tll() tone , the emphasis, tho 

tice: Ho no more “loves a shining mark" « «. e , 

. , , , , ■ . . sparkling eye, the flowing tears of each, are 

than an ignoble, opo ; he has no more prulo )lU viyid our rcc „ lluctioIli wllile ^ 

la eiitting down the rich man than the poor ,. , >tcd hau ^ wo ropeatcd _ 

man — tho daughter of beauty and fashion 

than the daughter of ugliness nnd sin. He u'!7 *' i^^i 1 ',,! '7’ 

loves to level the thistle as well ns tlie rose wfiifo rach In niHs-tstlon Ur« 

bud; the brambles us thti'inugnolia; the brier Audjiop.« to n>Kt agalu.” 

ns tlie eialar of Lebanon, lie cares os little Those were joyous (lays — timoH of refrosh- 
for the robes of ermine ns for tlie beggar's j nfi f rom the presenco of the Lord. Amid 
rags ;yis liUb: Ibr yoin ...Jurst vestments and HUCh scenes wc first formed our attnclinirnt 
gayest apparel as for tin- blanket of tlio sav- for Methodism, nnd contracted our lovo for 
age. You will die, nnd the fear of death will Metliodist usugos. . . 

Some upon you. Death comes just as ho is— Tlioso were halcyon days — duys spent, not 
pale, .solemn, fixed, stern, determined 'on liis j n n,,. crowded city, amid the noise and bus- 
work. lie hears no cry for pity; lie regards tie of busy multitudes, proving on in tlie 
no shriek of terror, ilo cottfes stea.lv, eer- jmrsuit of, fortune, but passed in the calm of 
tain, .unchanged, and uncliangcablb in iris riirnflifc. Those were days of simplicity and 
purpose, to take you from your lied uf down ; g,»l| y sincerity— wlicn the mambors of tlie 
to hurry you away from your splendid 'dwol- Church foved liko lirethron, and friendship 
ling ; to cull you out of tho assembly-room— and Christian confidence reigned iu every 
taking you away from your companions, that bosom.. Wo do not say it is not still tho asset 
will miss you for a moment, and then resumo in many places wo heliovo — wo hope it is — 
their dunce, tlmt you may die. Denth will though wo think not so gcnorally tlio cuso.' 
conic. He has been advancing toward you It ought to be, and must be, if wo would ad- 
Since 'you began to breathe. He 1ms kept on vanee in all Christian piety, teal and Bimpli- 
his way, always advancing to meet you, while city bofore God. 

you have boon asleep or nwuke ; and if you Dear brethren of tho ministry, with one 
havo gono north, or south, or east,, or west, heart and with one mind, lot ussook tore- 
lie lias always put himself into your path — store our class meotiugs to thoir original sim- 
huw near or how remote you lmvo novor plieity und spirituality, 
ktiotyn. Death will cuuio. Ilo lias always Members of tlio Church — brother, sister, 
been advancing, never receding, and soon his wo beseech you, ih God’s name, not to forget 
baneful sli allow will fall upon your path, your olass meetings. You wi|l fiud it to ho 
And that shadow will deepen and bucorao good. I speak from tlie expericnee of near 
more eliilly, like an advancing celipso : und twenty years. If as a Metliodist you are 
then his dark form will stand right before cold in religion, your absence from the class 
you, between you and the light of the living r0 om is in all likelihood; one of tho causes, 
world, and you will ho in tho dark vulley. One, all, we entreat you, by tho lovo wo have 
Death will come — fearful enough under any f or you, in Christ Jesus, bo punctual to your 
circumstances, even if you are a Christian— 0 luss meetings. Let no trivial circumstances 
awful, unspeakably awful, if you are not.” or slight inconvenience prevent your uttond- 


a prisoner on bail o is every ready tu take wmlt „ f ldher . lt , mfl ^ 

ins prey. Ho wnlko.h ulna, ; he ,s never at study : und all m, know!, sige of the dU*£ 
ease , he , „ restless sjarft. He ,s like a ami ail my acquaintance with tho expert* 
Ionian captain Hannibal s,*ak, of: whether and billies of religion, have bee V d3 
he was tho conqueror or tho conquered, lie from the Bible only. I thmk religious peoole 
was never quiet, l e works with hi, tempt- do nnt - road tll0 enough. Ilooks S 
a.mtis upon t .e ut.beheyrug. Ho who doubts rell i(m may ll0 uioful ^ bu*y 
a I city, or dentes a hdl, whut.ln will not not duJjlstold ()f Ul0 ilnlp K utll „ f 
such a man he dra,vn Into! Ilo ,s a metal ld# ,, Ho afu . rwardB Hpu [ B o[ « l0 rcgret of 

tl^ Satan can cas int,, any mould-dyo him ■ ti Ilh hig frlen ,J fl Nothill ^ 

at MO Sin.' ” W f bp ’ “ c,mvin 0 f* mo ln “ ro “ f tb » retUity of the 

R „ 1 - . , - ... , chnngo within me, than tho fcolings with 

1 uul was afraid of nono so much as thoin i • i i t & .. ■ - 

.. .... , , ' which 1 nan contemplato a scpArution from 

that did not hohovc; he prayed to ho del v- r i r , Jy'c. »». 

. r i .! p . , my family. I now fool so weatoed from earth. 

ir. rill 10 ini 10 101(18 m .udea. Still, ii, y affections bo much in heaven, thatlfcpn 
hatan is not q.uet^by puttmg l„s own leaw yuU nU without a regret; yot I donot 
.coloring upon the unhcl.over^ie goes ul.out, , ovo „ u j bnt Go4 > 6 ^ „ ' 

not as a pilgrim, but us a spy . Satan follows 

with his temptations till tlio saint is about to ' ■»>.;' 1 '■ C . , 

set his foot upon tho deathless shore of Co- i, . . 

mum ; eveujlien tlio dovil tells tlio dying , 7 ' l,rL J TV ’ °'' D Am wr * t « r 

child' of grnco^hat ho !b a hypocrite ; and all l l ° ^ Obswv* sps^ng- *•' 

his evidencm, hitherto, of hi. acceptance with ‘ h “° “ tW “*^ th ;" kB 
God were counterfeit. It il true Satan can He : ‘ T L h ° old , 1 “ ct *I lh 7* lca ‘“^hly 
not Mot out tho Chtistiou’s evidence of tho 'f"?- $ ^ ^* h or 0 MK l|ly . oxUuSted And o#- 
(lurdoning grace of God ; but he can throw f T dod ' ^ ^ the 

sand in tlie eyes of faith, so that we Oku not “ lantl0 “y “ f “ 1B Blblc m K™ 0 ™' 
always see it. Tins Satan often doc when demcB 7 “ffij fe'. 80r# ?, by % 
tlie saint is ready to die. l.ike a coward, Iio ** 

strikes when tlio saint m down ; while death T* ^ inMolBy has a broad strips or tha 
is striking ut.tlio b.sly, ho is striking at tho b ^ r .^ #b ° Ut ‘ 

soul. ExPRAtRtx. not half Bo honest,.as Voltniroaud Palno. IM. 


H °Maoon Circuit, Ain. Conf. does not openly reject the Blbla flirft w 

be at ouoc and rccoguitodovorwfieUnnd. 

” * it protends to hold to tho Bible, while Ur^ta 

Bible Soolety Report > off, or tries to strike off sliver aftcgi *1 

Of llie Executive Committee of the Latliu Bible 7 th “ 

, Society of the First aiuLThird. Municipalitiei, jLfo d? Jfobuhr and* ArnoTd. ThtJ^' 
ailopteil al the annual meeting of the Society, a doubi that attacks upon tho trit'th 
Jan. 5, 1852 r is in Jesus are coming, us present and fo| 

Tho Executive Committee of tho Ladies’ *** hw '»*M*®'y fronl that tooetot. 

Bible Society of tfee First and Third Munici- — 1 s jp 


adopted at the annual meeting of the Siaety, a dou bt that ntta 
7aii. Sj^JoKB .• ‘ r *- a in Jesus are eontii 

Tho Exeeutivo Committee of tho Ladies’ ^*turo, ^bi*fly from 

Bible Society of the First and Third Munici- *-q 

palities, in conformity with tlie 7th Article of ^ y-. ' 

their Constitution, respectfully present to the ln ?! JSri^j^'Acoordin # tooS 
Society now assomblcd in general meeting, a , ,„ rB U lately rifciU on tlio sabjeot of thi 
report of their proceedings for tho year 185}. | p | aMg at j^ oga ] cm> ( j re ottomim Porto I 


Agreeably to a resolution passed ut a meet- aided on restoring to the 


ing held March 5, 1851, the Treasurer, on 
the, 10th April, paid over to Mr. Packard, ol 
tlio Bible Depository, tho push balance in hoi 
bunds, amounting to $102 50, for toe pur- 


er, on the outer door of Ol&jJFeat Church ( 
tr d, ef belli nnd those of tlie sldo door's, » 
in ber Cliristiuns will be no longer tlio prisot 
» pur- 0rco,t lul, nks j tliey will be heuceforl 


phase of Billies to bo distributed in tlio First "“tar and go out ffeely. 2, Twogi 


and ThW Municipalities. *f aad 7/7* U ‘° < ’ hnrol,> ““ l, 

lly the lmmls of tlie Ilov. Mr. Baker anij ohtaeh of tt 'thp Ilo™ 8 ^^“at°lern 
tlio late Boy. Mr. Z. Harmon,- 17 Bibles and French will receive u portion of the 1 
100 TcBtuments havo boen distributed witliin 0 r the seven rircbes of tho Holy Vfi 
our limits, (orders on Mr. Packard fur this, more than a century the French hen 
amount Iiuvlng been givon to tlieso goutlemeu the use of tUpgiillery llllMsrer-tliP 
by you. Committee, j Of these, 10 Bibles and Pranks und Latins will be sdpul*al I 
85 Testaments were in the English textp3 Bi, the tomb pf Ihe Gehr Virgin, ydnoed 
blesand7Testumcntsin French; 3 Bibles .uud brook of Oedrtn, In the valley of J« 


vful, unspeakably awful, if you arc not." or sUght inconvenience prevent your uttend- 

unoe. Then will you see revivals spreading 

> Why People Drink. nli overtbe land, and througlmut tho cities — 

Mr. A. drinks l.ecause his doctor recommended ™vivals that wiU result in. the sanctification 


(j Testaments in German ; and 1 biblo and 2 uf oraetiog the rcstltutijgi qf the 

Testament* in Spanish. star stolm by the flrreiks on tliefet 

' , , '. , 1840, the French shall conteut tliumalvia by 

htfty Of theso^I estamout* wore distributed- icing it t.y another, after tho ^epnfcire of ... 
among tho prisonors of the Parish jail of tho the numerous pilgrims, win) will this ypnrifto* 
First Municipality, and wore rooeivod (says' to the place nt the ealf nmitiea of Boater! By* 
tlie report of Hev. Mr. Harmon) with emotions coincidence which hnpponsosly every foorycirrj, 
of gratitude, and lie had been, Informed that these fetes will be celebrated simultaneously ‘t>F 
thoy Itave had a salutary eflhct ; tlie convicts all religious peels in the east and west. The 
wore more quie> and sumo uf them Inul asked French "*Bi. besides, build a church Jtt Jjk> 
for pious hooks. And here tho CummitUie and neighboring village, to, BethlbW», * 

pause to render thoir tribute of respect to this palled Ueelu-JelU They may eUo re»ir and 
venerable man of God-suu.muupff after a B “ lar «“ ‘ he »» w^hl Uy ara 

k 2 ,‘;*rt:r\S!‘r 

to reach u large number of tho destltuto , his tljooonvcnt( in wldoh tlloy reside at Jerusalem." 
peculiar kindliness of manner, and walutug 

carnostncB* of tlio importance of the work, ” ■ — ' 1 

fitting him Po well for it. But lie lias “reuted x Goon Stout. — The following excclleug 

from hia labors,” and -wo trust lias “ entered story is told of Mr, Bbesf, a grocer. In Portif 

. i • . .SL!. f ' , * . . . i ww -j . .. • 


into the joy of his Lord." ' mouth, N. IL t ^ * *1 ’ 

By tlie report of Mr. Packard there was Ii appears ,'thst » man had (purchase, 
standing to the credit of this Society on tho wool of him, whioh had been’^rigbed aa 
books of tlio S. W. Biblo Society, Jan. 1, 1852, for, and Mr. Sheaf bad gone to the.tgfHE 
$78 88 . in tho Treasury of tho Society, sumo ohange for a not*. Happening to turuhl 
date, $10 50. w h “» “> 8 ™' b * «»" iB * 8 >«*^»hioli sw 

-rn . . ,, „ , al to reflect tl.o shop, a itouiarm reach . 


date, $10 50. 


Tlio Committee loam also from Mr. Puck- 


take from Ike shelf a heavy, fhito^i 


DoMKkTto Hari’INBss. — “S ix things,” suy 
Humiltupi .“ are requisite to' create a happy 


Mr. V. becuuse ho 'likes to Roo his friends . .. "Y , •. . , .. , , 1 , 

around him. • -e,- homo- integrity, must be the uromtect, und 

Mr. W tMioause lie’s got no frionds, nnd enjoys tidiness the upholsterer, it must bo warmed 

* glass by himself. * by dffuctian, und lighted up with cheerful- 

M. X. l^ouuho his Uncle left linn a Ick^cy. . • . . • . . , .. 

Mr. V. beoausrf big Aunt cut I, iu, off with a ncs, ; uud industry must ho the ventilator, 
uhiilUn^. renewing the ntiiioHjthero and bringing in 

Mr / (we should be linppy to inform our frcMli bulubrity duy by duly ; while ovtir all, 

T'F.K.:K.K— hi, , K -il. 

tuuud too drunk te Mft««r.) eulhce except tue blenMUig ut 


ard, that the Colporteurs engaged by tlio Bible 0 f appearing Hufideuly, an* ral 

Society to visit the wliolo oily, went over La- the man f or his thett, us aauFUfrwoRld A’ 
fuyjittu and. abuut two-thlnls of the Second losing his cuBtom forevert the erafty old i 
Municipality, und then both left the city— man gave tlio thief Us cbnuge aa If tW^U 
ono in edusequenoe of ill-health, and tho oth- happcne. 1 , and tiian, under the pratcuce . 
er on account of . 1 . dnotic uffuirs — and tlmt ing the bag to lay it on bin burse foruii 
lie is now looking for a person to oomploto bold of it — he exclaimed — 
tlio work . Tliferul'ore our own efforts, through “ Why, blear mo, *1 mult have frekot 
Messrs. 1 liirmon and llukcr,comp»iso tlio whole weigh^wrong." 
uf tlie distributiou within our buunds, during “ Oh, no," said the other, M yo« »»y b« sura 
tho year 1851. . you have not. for I counted with you." 

Air. Packard further state* that thirty Hu- , “ Well, well, wewoo't dispute tho luatterPlt 
man Catholic families are reading t|i‘u Bible ** 88 ““By «rJsd.'Mam Mr. 8 ., jmtting tha^»a« 
in tho First Municipality, and somu of them iut “, tbo oo»>«« "I?** 1 '- “ -su 

have commenced utteudiug u Protestant prey- if y* 

i i-iiieutu.g, .and tlmt qvery (u»lfth bring, iiuy dou q ..m 0 ,e jfIioIo you needn't h|to|a|tt 
readers uf , the biblo. uke part of it out.". . i; jf 

The collections of the your »liow very die- - „ uo ! " said tke'oftier, *t»ylWthtf bgi»4|i 
Oouraging results. A lurg.i majority within u fMr. 8 . . n ihcir ka, M tJm “frhtg 8 «f th "' 
our limits are unuldo, if willing, toooixjyibuto; •• I I will take tka . 

many wbu liuvo tlio mdaus dooline from va- And this ho did, puyiug for dlshonesy 
riou* reason* ; s.aue say that they give thehr oeiriug too skim-iuiik vbeeM ter M*jgr 

, uaito la the twUneUuaa tofcwia flhe ohuwlte*) watll ^ 




1 

















■rigA/.j Nine here tirrn received on proba- 
tion Some hnvo been lust by avorhimliiig 
the cliMM*; other* I iy h r— k ing np of farm* 
and removal*. 


then, none to fee) for other lost voyager* unit 
to devis, and execute prompt and lihernl and 
perilous plans for their rc8cuo>from tho doom 
that impend* 1 Missionaries and tho frionila 
and Supporters of missionaries, answer. Tho 
heart that throbs with evangelic^ philanthro- 
py still answer. 

May tho day speedily oomo, when every ship 
tbnt leaves a Christian port shall take out n 
herald of tho Cross; when every white sail' 
that greets heathen shores, shall bo freightod 
with gospel supplics;and when all Christendom 
shall Ire all alive with fitting out Searching 
Expeditions for the Lost Navigators : 


“ We are happy to inform our friends that 
the revlvnl which lias been going on for some 
time in this city, in connection with the la* 
liars of tho Rev. James Caitghcy, still contin- 
ues without any abatement in itB interest and 
success.” 

ni9cuM.iNsuTCHANOc. — The editor oftheS. 
C. Advocate, in dismissing tho perpetuity of the 
peculiarities of Methodism, Brtggosts (his 
.change : ; 

“Again: wo would with great diffidence 
submit, whether tho adoption of the English 
usage of allowing a preacher to be stationed 
three years continuously in one clinrge might 
not lie an improvement upon tho American 
discipli nary regulation, which limits to two 
years a pastoral clirirgo. Of ^tonrSo tho sta- 
tioning power would judgo ns to the proprie- 
ty of continuing the pastoral telation through 
tho entire constitutional term then, ns it does 
now. With our present convictions of the 
importance of the pastoral office, with our 
knowledge of not a few individual instances 
in which a third year's pastorate among the 
same people would ho nromisinir of bettj »p rp-' 


Missionary J^KVoitTs. 


[flp#fl*l WTM;«.i,.t..n<', of Ailmvtto.] 

PARIS CORRESPONDENCE. 


disin. A few months ago, tho London Com- 
mittee proposed thnt jnBtoad of governing uh^ 
stationing tho ministers themselves, and ap- 
portioning tho monies, as thoy have done 
hitherto, they should simply continuo for a 
certain time their grant of money* and allow 


>or lh8 

Day of Fasting 

Mr. Editor: It may lie aw- 
tho ministry and laity „f 
Alabama Conference bo remind"" 11 inv 
elution of tho Conference at iJlk* 11 ' 
appointed the first Friday i„ ju •‘"W 
of fasting and prayer, « That Al^' j 1 4 
may raise up and solid forth 
into tho harvest.- This ro'iij ^ 

gested from a knowledge of ,i, «i 

ministers,' and wo trust in oliodiJ^ 1 '' 
injunction of tho groat Mead of H 
A supply of faithful pastors i„ . 
winch wo should always roooeniJ'a 
hand of the Lord and the csb£ “*N 
of His grace, and should theref . 1 “< 
time of need, turn our eyes 
whence eometh till our help. Th '* ^ 
considerations in the character of!?^ 1 ' 
ister which show him to ho tho w l **' 11 
of thsl, and which entitle Him toZ!' 1 " 1 ' 1 
giving when wo aro blessed with th i 
of such, and wine'll should fron.pt 
plication in need thereof : Ww i- 

1 The conscious obligation of tho on™ s 
of God which places him bofora ^ 
high and holy office. Ho does not In? 
beenuso it seems to be ono of manv 
eligible for tho exorcise of hi, te if j 
ergy, although prompted by motives If 
oral philanthropy. Tho man who bcJ* 
Ills hand the precious treasure of .fr, fi 
should feel not only thnt ho may „ ii, M 
ought to go, hut that ho must g„, 

the exjierionco of Paul, the great 
Christum ministers, who felt nccoaio j [ 
upon him ; yen, wo unto him ifhstsli i 
not tho Gospel. 

2 Tho hallowed impulse of a trmChii,,^ 
ministry. 1 iis soul having gone through™ 
pangs of rppcutanco nnd.oxperience4ilii" 
nc wul of the Holy Ghost., is constntaaH- 
the line of Christ to tftf? prusecution tf fc 
labors assigned him. To this, add hi, i ; ,. 
lor fiuuls and you havo a-inianter vku a 
“necessity and stripes” is not niorod, mith,, 
counts ho his life dear unto him so th, the mm 
finish his course with joy and the ^ ' 

ir/lirJl hr hut rsrem/iJ o f th. lit ’ 


Eleven appointments art' 
id *t this thne ; one more engaged, nnd 
wete far ftill more whcii 1 shall have 
to serve them. 

V *11 the lover* of Zion pray for tho 
*8 of the Colored Mission. * 

A. McBrydf* 
mepolls, April 1st* 1852. 


Pam*, Mhroh 18, 1852. 

Wesleyan Mothodism was introduced in 
France as far back as the year 1700, hy some 
members of the French Societies in tho Clvjm- 
nol Islands, who visited various villagos on 
tli c coasts j>f Normandy. In consequence of 
this, a preacher was stationed * there some 
time after, and did a great deal of good. The 
trench revolution having put to death many 
priests, and frightened away others, ho lmd a 
large field of action} and was well received, 
not only by tho Protestants, hut also hy tho 
Catholics. Ho was, however, obliged to leavo 
l l U 1 I c And,of_ threo .ygftra^ on account, of ill 
health, and was not replaced. But tho class 
meetings he had established continued in ex- 
istence, so that after an interval of twenty- 
two years, during which no minister nnd 
been stationed in Normandy, thirty-five mem- 
l»ers were still reported in the Minutes. 

It was only in 18J.8 that the. British Con- 
ference took to heart,* in real earnest, tho 
ice. Four missionaries j 


tho 1 renoh ministers to organize themselves 
into a separate Conference, altogether inde- 


pendent from tho Commit tee "and tho British 
Conference, so that they could mnnngo their 
own affairs,- and Use whatever means thoy 
thought necessary for furthering tho spread 
of the (iospel, without having continually to 
write to London “ to ask leave.” Of course, 


write to London 
guarantees would have to bo given that Meth- 
odist doctrine and Methodist discipline should 
continue to be enforced. 

If this proposal bo acted upon, we shall 
become a trench Wesleyan Church, and thus 
many of the objections made against us will 
fall to tho ground. We Hhall also have more 
liberty of action, and I earnestly hope our 
ministers will make good use of it, to estab- 
lish a Book Concern, ii theological institution. 
,l Normal seminary and’ primary schools, 
founds wo shall have to seek it is true, hut 
W'ith renewed efforts and more fWvent zehl I 
trust wo shall find them, (perlmps our Amer- 
ican brethron would have no objection to 
help us ?) and in time become a self-support- 
ing Church. 

This last sentence will no doubt astonish 
you. With i/ot/, I suppose, every thing is 
self-supporting; hut here it is quitfe different. 
I ho State doeB overy thing. YVhen ever in- 
dividuals w^nt something important to bo 
done, they do not set about it at onco, ns 
John Bull or Brother Jonathan aro accus- 
tomed to do, hut they ask tho Government to 


NEW ORLEANS 


fixtcndii thyhrifiiug Cry 


Come over, Chrintians. if there 1*>. 
And, help u«, cru we die.’ 


Saturday Morning, April 10, 


Editorial Absence.— After tho noxt issue 
of the paper tho editor .expects to bo absent 
scvarnl weeks. As ho visits Heston during 
tho General Conference, our renders may look 
for Borne full and Utointclligcncc of the pro- 
ceedings, eto. tfjr Will this not be worth a 
few scores of now subscribers within the next 
fortnight * 1®* In tho meantime correspon- 
dents will please continuo their favors, and 
address, them as heretofore- 


THE LOST NAVIGATORS. 


On the 19th of May 1845 an exploring ex-, 
podition sailed from England. It consisted 
of two Bhips, strongly built and well provis- 


cvangolizatlori of Fran 
were appointed, aniougst whom was tho Rev. 
Charles Cook, (now Dr. Cook) who U still 
amongst us as general Superintendent of nil 
our stations in Eranco. That year tho num- 
ber of members only amounted to twenty- 
nine. F 


ioned, under command, of an experienced 
•English captain. There were nineteen officers, 
and the oonjoinod crews of the ships amounted 
to onejhuodrcd and forty-nine souls. They 
went Under instructions of the British Ad- 


hrom that time there was a gradual 
e until the year 1844, when than 1 were 


Conference, but the report was not noted 


mirnlty, in —arch of tho long sought North- 


account of tho early adjournment of 


on, on i 

the Conference." 

General Rules — An Opinion. j -A corrcs-., 
Advocate puts this 


in France nnd Switzerland 12 circuits, 24 
missionaries and 1239 members: But tho re- 
sult of tho labors of- tho missionaries ought 
not to he estimated only hy tho number of 
members in Society. Besides forming socie- 
ties, nnd evangelizing whole districts, they 
hud nlsij awakened from its deadly sleep the 
ministers and members of tile National Re- 
formed Church; thoy had been the means of 
the conversion of many of its pastors, who 
have sinep preached the true Gospel of Sal- 
vation to their Hooks; and they had stimula- 
ted Christian activity to such an extent that 
French Bible and Tract Societies wore estab- 
lished, nnd even a Missionary (society, the 
scat of which is in Paris, and which employs 
dtitunlly eighteen missionaries in South Africa. 

Notwithstanding these rcsultH, tho Wes- 
leyan Mission to F' ranee never was very pop- 
ular in England, and in proportion as the 


tST~ Committees or lh-m.irATroN — Will 
moot at the office, 5G Gravier street, on first 
Monduy in May. 


west paasago by sea from tho Atlantic to tho 


On the 12th July, of tho 


same 

year the expedition was in Bafiius Bay, with- 
in tho Arctio Circle, whence the lost letter 
was reoeivod from tho Commandor. 

Time sped. Neither the voyagers nor any 
tidings of them oamo hack . In about eigh teen 
months serious apprehensions began to he ox- 
pressed for their safety. .Several writers in 
xiewspapers and periodicals published their 
views on tho subjeot. Public attention was 
aroused. A world-wide sympathy bogan to 
grow up. Various plans of relief 


pondent of the St. Louis 
to the editor : 

“There arc t\yo questions jn relation to 
class-meetings that wo think important. "Idle 
first. is, is it made our duty to attend them liy 
God in his word ? Tho second is, can any 
tiling bo inadca condition of eburcli member- 
ship that is not made such in the Biblo, -con- 
sistently with the word of God ! 

“ in the General Rules of our Discipline, wo 


A Father in Israel Gone. — T ho obituary 
of tho Rev^ Richard Holmes will ' be- given 
next week. 


Daily /ion's Herald. — Wo take pleasure 
in calling attention to the advertisement on 
third page. 


find this language : 'There arc anout twelve 


persons iu a class, one of whom 


is styled the 
leader. It is his duty to see each person in 
4iis elnss once a- week,’ etc .; and in the conclu- 
sion.of the Generul Rules there is this declar- 
ation made ‘Thoso aro the General Rules of 
our Socioties, nU of whicli'wc are taught hy 
God tq observe, oven jn his written word.' 

And again : ‘ All these we' know liis Spirit 
write/i on truly awakened hearts.’ ' And is it 
true that none .aro awakened— and if not 
awakened, wo suppose not converted— hut , 
thoso on whose hearts the spirit lias written 
the duty of going to class-meeting. 

“Now, it; any other senso can lie given to 
the above quotations, we Would he glad to sec 
it, being very unwilling to believe that ' the 
last quotation embraces the rule on class 
meeting, and would be glod to know bow to 
avoid the conclusion,” etc. 

To which, in 


Wore sug- 
gested, and many volunteers came forward to 
execute them. 


Lettinu It Alone.— Tho editor of .the 
Christian Obscrvor (California) has been 
called on by the “Pacific" (a religious Califor- 
nia paper) for an expression of opinion rela- 
tive to tho proposed Convention for changing 
tho Constitution of tho Stato. The Pacific 
refers to its own and the courso of tho.Culi- 
fornia Christian Advocate 


From that time to this no 
| subject has so steadily occupied public atten- 
tion ms the fate of Sir J olin F'ranklin . Every 
newspaper has a paragraph or Wore on the 
sabject, and the mtercst is unflagging. As 
a lost child awakes tho quiet hamlet and sets 
Its humble donixons to searching, and interests 
the most phlegmatic soul for its fate, bo have 
the voyagers of tho “ Terror ” and “ Erebus " 
excited tho civilised world: Not, only has 
America full of tender and kindred fooling 
fcr England, notwithstanding all^tho liqnl 


us examples. 1 1 is 
generally admitted, wo believe, that tho pro- 
posed changes look to making a portion of 
California a slavo .State. (Jr. Boring, after 
acknowledging tho force of tho examples, and 
admonishing his contemporaries of the relig- 
ious press, that tho Christian Church can be 
better employed than in legislating on slavery, 


Dr. Cook was delegated to “ confer with tho 
Committee, to lay before them tlio opinions, 
feelings nnd purposes of the brethren, to con- 
sult with tliom-on tho subject, nnd then to 
call a general meeting of tho District, when- 
ever the arrangements proposed by tlio Brit- 
ish Conference will have been prepared for 
final consideration and adjustment.” 

Our statistics for 1851 stand as follows :10 
circuits, 26 chapel* and Cfiother,. preaching 
places, 19 ministers, 2 of whom aro on trial, 
34 local preachers, 821 members and 52 on 
trial, 27 Sabbath schools, with 151 teachers 
and 1582^ scholars ; 5010 attendants on pub 
lie worship. 

1 bo President of the Republic is increasing 
bis power daily. The ejections to tho lbgis- 
lativo body have been all hilt unanimous in 
favor of his candidates. Seven only of the 
opposition candidates havo passed, two of 
whom were nominated in Paris, In all the 
large towns tho greatest liberty of voting, has 
boon allowed. In Paris, for .instance, on tlio 


words occasionally indulged— joinbd her ships 

ik. -L 1 a. At ' « n 


in the search, but the rugged Bear — the 
Cttr of Rusaiar-“haa instructed his remote 
Siberian authorities to facilitate the Bcarch. 
The messenger that should bring the news of 
the disoovory and relief of the lost navigators 
would be weloomed by tho human family as 
no nation ortribe ever weloomed a messenger 
of glorious victory, of spoils and bloody war'. 

There is here something pleasing to contem- 
plate., Are not these the effeots of a human- 
ising agent in tlio world. And is not thnt 
■gent, preeminently, our blessed Christiani- 
ty ! The ties of brotherhood are being drawn 
oloeer about tho family of man. Seas and 


thus marks out his course 


Wesleyan English ministers. Our F’rencli 
societies. suffered also very much from the po- 
litical agitations : and these different circum- 
stances brought us so low, thnt in 1849 we 
had only 8 circuits, 19 missionaries, and 8U7 
members. 

Rut it may be asked : How is it tbat-’Wes- 
lcyan Methodism having dono so much good, 
did not extend itself as a, Church, and did 
not receive ns members nil who were convert- 
ed by its means ! This is owing to various 
reasons, amongst which are tho following : 

Tlio ministers of tlio Reformed Churches 
who have been brought to a Saving knowl- 
edge of tlio Redeemer through tile instrumen- 
tality of tho Wesleyans, bold, many of thoui, 
the Culvinistio doctrine of election, though to 
a" certain oxtont only; for pure Calvinisin is 
now very seldom met with here. They 
could not therefore join us. Thoso who en- 
tertained tho same doctrinal views as wo do, 
^generally thought -tlint-t-beyrnTglit tlo more' 
good by remaining where thoy wer.e, than by 


part, the editor answers: 

■ “We certainly differ very widely from him 
as to what constitute the General Rules of our 
societies. The Bcction of the' Discipline in 
which these rules arc to bo found is headed, 

‘ The Nature, Design, ami Genoral Rules of I 
our United Societies;’ the ‘General Rules’ 
boing pir/rtad in that seotion: 

“ 1/ With a concise history of tho rise' of 
thoso ‘Sooietics;’ 

"“2... With a statement of tho objects of 
those ‘Societies;’. 

“3. With an exhibit of the duties of the 
leaders of these “ Societies;’ 

“ 4. With a statement of the conditions 
of a membership in these ‘ Socioties.’ 

“But none of these mako any part of those 
rules of moral and religious conduct imposed 
upon the members of theso Societies ; and of 
which it is said, p Wc arc taught of God to 


■ F»U,. N.O.CtaM»u», 

What Became of Them? .. : 

Bro, JJIcTyeire: Several veryiwpetti)? 
Methodist gentlemen from the interiorofti.. 
State, were seen in this city on Sunday la 
noon, but by, night not ope of them couU 1 
found ! Whether violence has been done at 
of them is not yet known. But ills euipr 
ed by many of our citizens, that they we 
either forced on board tho New Orleans he. 
or happeuat to be on Imard of it about 2> » 
pf-that day, and thnt it went off with thru 
Something of this kind must have bafpred 
to them, for they nre pious, exemplary »a 
when al home, in East Alnbnmn. Any ills 
motion concerning them, that will nssimo 
that they. are sound in body, and in iUi 
spiritual condition, will be tliankfullyreceie! 
Any person finding the above gentleman! 
returning them to their friends, with a eg 
of Iho Methodist Discipline in the pocket :( 


hedthiswork reven 
Conference, 
my dptodecoesor, 1 


lodation 


Our New Missionary to China.— P resi- 
dialeots no longer so divide nnd alienato the dent Collins, writing to tho Zion’B Flornld, says 
various members of that family as onoe they of him : 

wor for. them- “Tho now missionary to Chinn, of tho M. 

' is my noigli- Church, South, Rev. Wm. G. E. Cunnyng- 
linm, lias been selected from tlio Holston Con- 
... . ferohee. ^ Hols' (ineof our able'sr preachers,' 1 

o satis- a ^ ou j 28 years of ago, full of faith and the 
wo are led to Holy Ghost ; with a wife also deeply imbued 
have her zeal with tlio missionary spirit. They are espect- 
ardcntly-pro- od to Bail from Charleston about the first week 
secutod and expensivoly-prepored searching ip April, and will carry with them the warm 

E -poditionsV Firstond lost, not less than a sympathiusond ardent prayers of tlio Church.” 
ot of thirteen ships havo been dispatched Rev J. Mathews.— T his worthy represen- 
this, basin ees, w *'' 4e **>n thousand blessings tativo of the Tonnessee Conference, is cn route 


While regarding with uns] 


seceding from tlio Stato ' Protestant Church 
The converted members of their flocks 


natur- 
ally remained with their ministers, when 
these lincUbecnmo pious; and as to the con- 
verts from Popery, they also preferred uniting 
theniBolves to a church recognized .by the 
State, than to one wliieli not only was not 
recognized by Government, but was moreover 
a foreign church, so to speak, governed by an 
Englisli Committee. Indeed one can hardly 
imagine what idoas haVe been entertained of 
tho Wesleyans in Franco, on account of this. 

I have board it said that their ministers were 
spies of tlio llritisli Government, whose chief 
business was so obtain allies amongst the 
French. to England. It lias even been eircu- 


ter of tho Interior, havo forbidden opposition 
candidates to publish manifestos. Hud all 
been fair, the opposition would'probalily have 
passed a few moro of ita candidates, though 
a very great majority would still havo .been 
in- favor of Louis Nnpoleon. As it- is, the 
legislative body will be altogether devoKeiJ.tO' 
the President. It now remains to. bo seen 
whether he will realize 'the promises often 
made to the country, that if tl|c power were 
entrusted to him, he would cause trudo to 
flourish and peace to reign over ull the 
French dominions. 

. Ry recent decrees lie has removed tlio im- 
movability of tlio Magistracy, and of tlio 
1 rofossors of the Lnivorsity, who arc now to 
lie mimed and dismissed by Government. 
Magistrates will liuve to retire from ofiicc 
when they reach the age of 72. Professors 
will lose their places whenever they, have 
been ten. years without lecturing to 'the stu- 
dents. 

1 have seen in English papers vory absurd 
accounts of wliut tlio President is supposed 
to havo done ' " 


i act. it is due to 
than willing to new 


to relievo the 


Mobile, April 5th 


OUSKLY’S OLD CHRISTIANITY AUAINST 
NOVELTIES. I’tilUuU'lphiii : 1862. J. llall. 

This Conference text-book is_ out in 
and much improvod edition. Tho 
preachers will bo glad to hear this. F 
hy J. Rail. 

SOUTHERN METHODIST PULPIT, tor April. 

by Dr Xsylor. th« Mi»*lonary to ChfriH. 0 

HARPER'S MONTHLY, fur April. Now, York. lund ns the names of SI) ninny persons who 

RLACKwoou s EDiNRUROH.jiAGAziNK. for cb’rj ,111< 1 Imu ' ( ' aljogianco to her. This rumor has 
Leonard Scott It Co. '• American rc|iut,iioatiou! New of course altogether ceased, at the present 
V,,rk '. . time, still 1 believe it lfltH formerly dono us a 

^ Thepo periodical^ make much moro allow great deal of harm. ■ 
on our tablo than wo can make of them here. Another reason for the small numerical re- 
sults of our efforts in France is to bo found 
in tile fact that our ministers have nevorbeen 
able to employ such means of success as were 
imperiously needed, whilst on thc othcr band 
those meuiis were employed hy the Evangeli- 
cal Society of Puris, and by other Christian 
Churches. Tims our Euglisli brethren liuve 
never helpod us to open gratuitous Wesleyan 
Primary Schools, because education is very 


steamer “Gulden Gate," which came torn 
wliurf uliout sunset oil tlio 26th, four Mr 
sionaries of tlio Methodist Episcopal Chou- 
South, arrived, and will in a few days pa** 4 
to tho interior of this State, when the 
is awaiting their coming. 

Of these Missionaries, two are from Gtt 
gia, and two from Alabama; the fontf 
William Simmons and John C. SimmDnir 
(brothers) — tho latter, Dennis B. Lcjn* G 
E.'B. Loeklcy, all in' good health and • 
spirits. 

-Wc learn there arc four moro on their *’.’ 
from South Carolina, Florida and MM»PI 
[Christian Observer, 28th F’ob. ,, 

ItECOTEM Ol- A Loir WollK or PlUNIllS.— tty^ 
by a statement {uiblbdied In u boudon periodical He* 
Nates aud querien, (but a do|>y of tlio find sesi v’ 
by Benjamin Franklin when 18 years of NP * r '^ 
man printer in London, In 1726. baa been fount , ,, 
tempts to find a copy of it have hitherto fail**- 
was auppoaed. that they had all breo deatroysL 
franklin's Autobiography, he mentions tbla U *V 
work. It was written partly In answer to 0*®*^ 
ttelieion of Nature, and Its title la, ‘‘Afilawn 
Liberty and Nereealty, Pleaaure and Pain, Is * , 

a Prlend." It is addreaaed to Mr. J(amus) It* 1 !* 1 
cvnrludra, "Truth will be trutii, thrush It 00" 
prnvea mortifying and distasteful.” 


nrif to furnish ^beir servants with 
ious instructions, and though some 
lot enter into life thcmaelres, they 
pcatMD to prevent their aervunts 
“>• ® ut 1 somewhat 
I of the Christian marten. There 
) too little frith in the success of 
try operation, and then a want of 


n For tlio N, O. Cliristinn Ailvoente. 

Financial Plan — Alabama Conference. 


but thousam 


in reference to pulilic instruc- 
tion. .The truth is simply this: As Thiers 
mid otjicr^ wlio were mein hers ^ of the Su- 
premo Council of Public Instruction, liavo 
been banished, tlio Counoil lias been,- not de- 
stroyed, but recomposed, witli the sumo num- 
ber 'of Protestants us before, mid bus actually 
been sitting' this week. The wliolo system 
of public instruction ims not beep suppressed. 
Neither the College of F'rance, nor tho Fac- 
ulty of Letters, nor tho Ministry of Public 
Instruction, have becn“abolished. notwith- 
standing tlie eurnest desire of tho Univcrs: 

. JT lUPUblltdeiluul.v.wjil not b*n-liubu|,,-olKilkdi 


•erve the people 
i >f of them 


At that they expect many 

oon verted and mved, but 

skirt* may he clear. WeU, that U a s^fih 
chart inducement to move any owner in the 
matter; but I doubt if the bare employing tl H 
Missionary will clear the altirfr of the master 
Are they npt expected *0 sustain the 0 t 

reisilais.* t l.svsai 11 A.... a rm 


collections the Conference far exceeded the 
operations of any previous year, but in the 
support of tho ministry it fell behind.” 

The above is from tho N. apd I- C: Advo- 
cate; and if the character and efficiency of 
tho “financial plan” adopted by the Ala- 
bama Conference is to be effected in the judg- 
ment of tho public, by the mistuko ip to which 
Uic writer bna frjicn.it aught Jo ho corrected. 
There was a “defeotin the working of the 
system," just as tlioro in in the Gospel when 
it fails to' Conyert those to whom it is nut 
picacJicd. The plan failed because it was 
neglected by many and efforts nindo on the old 
principle! Wliereas, those who adhered to 


Methodism lias been a very common result 
Again, we hover have laid a Book Room, so 
that it lias not been any body's particular 
ewe to isHue imeks-ttnii tracts ; the'rMulirTs' 
that Methodist literature amounts to nothing, 
hero, whilst tlio Calvinists liuve tlieir-Jiook 
and tract societies. Agnin, wo liuve net been 
nblp, from want of funds, to employ numer- 
ous Colporteurs, ns Other churches have done"; 
and wo have therefore spread, but few copies 
of tlio SoripturoB, and scarcely any books 
iimongst tho ignorant ' Popish peasantry. 
Whilst tlio dissenters und the National Re- 
form Church have each their normal school fop 
tmiiling rnalo teachers, wo havo nunq ; whilst 
thoy liuve tlioir tlioologicul seminaries, wo do 
not know whereto send our young, men when 
they wish to prepare for the ministry by u 
course of conscientious studies. 

\ uric us efforts havo been made to fiU up 
theso deficiencies. Had not the Missionary 
C ommittee ol London boon already overbur- 
dened by other wuntH, and tho numerous 
calls limn tlio lil'ii t lieu lands, it would have 
helped us, lmt this was altogether out of the 
queat'pui . At last n proposal was made which 
no doubt would Imve been acted upon lung 
61(0, had wo belougotl to Auiurioon .Mutko- 


er bjr their “fervent effimtuul 
od *re they not to look to God , 
seed preached powerful unto *al- 

the Missionary hud no higher refs 
r i ng— u «»g the slaves of the South 
the day 
-o some 

expect. 


- iymhy.-- O ivlttf M tiny of -Ootubcfr. 
flrxt Htcauu-r for tlu\llu(lHon rir«?r trtulo WM 
Thin whh IU« curUeni practical uttoiupt iu t“ e 
Htatfn Tin? atvauxT Oonict, lauuolird * 

four jcaw after, aud lntouded fur th® u. 1 »ib'*” ll,, 

Clyde, wm the flrM pructical aticnipt in Bngl** 1 
do*' of 184H that country find in wnrIcB 1J47 «*•* 
h«Ih. while, iu the United Btattn up to the 
there lmd bwn built 2000 of all clnwc*. incluJN 
eljjn nteuraur*. Thu YOjrnpti of the <Kica« W 
York and Liferpool, pritir to 1811, wu® 1 
perforiuRuru, Now the dietunop U erenjoweiV ^ 
ten dayii. Kren with atooni, the trip from N' 
IMttBburifh required twenty-eight d»y"t w 
purfurun d in poven. , » 

From Dultliu to Holyhead, in 1830, when ^ 
oateeniud her appliances ua ne*t to perfect- 
wero roQHunied ; It now require* but three »n ^ 
Aud auchriu the brief npuce of forty-flr® 
i the progre** of thla indlAp«n»«ble agent. T ■ 
hhlp whlrli crowed tho Atluntic wha lb#BW 2, rf j 
er pool, arriving iu ^.ifwY’ork Ii» r l»<» r **•* * "yfzjal ' 
1838. ami idinrtly after, on the muie day. th« 


huIum>1h will not he more than herotoforo 
tiur the inspection of the Bisho] 


1 1 is moro- 

y V( *C probable that greater liberty will bo 
given to roligious bodies, whether, Cutholie or 
BrotesUiut, for the opening of free denomina- 
tional hcIiooIh. No deeruo will Imwever bo 
made by tho President on the nubjeet, but a 
luw will be passed hy the legislative body 


tf jnjlglMpt mtduulu be would turn to 
hfra, where he might 

But be expect* nuthiug lee. in there fields of 

Ji.'J? ***? fr ” U1 to pluiituiion 

smd to red and young dfrpenre. th, word ol 

1W apirilunl condition of the i ffi-s— h 
regarded eueouraging. ThefruiUofthego..! 
smedauvq by there who hare preceded me is 
»*aug m*uif.«t. The children are well ad 
«WMdia the Catochiam *nd are prejaared 
fur til* lecture ou the teachings of the Cate- 


1 ho Philadelphia Annual Conference has ad- 
drt‘AB«Ml » letter of coudoluuce to Uni veui-rable IUaIioii 
N ow York Wh " P ° W bo,KsIeJaljr 111 I'oughkoopate. 

The R.ev. Joahun Boule, senior Bishop of the 
-Methodiht KplAcnpal Church, liu boon formally retiueAU-.l 
to pay a vihit to Ualifornia Tho request cornea from the 
Miaeiuuury Society of thu Churbl^, South. 

It is not to be wondered at that tho Pope feels 
bUpIllon tobo any thiughutflrmj 1 .r, inatoad of hU 
having Imm'U llxfd in.hU place by real Itninau <!«»ns.n« i... 
haa betm ituirelv ditirlxjd down where Ini Is wl 
placer of I'urU 

The library of Cardinal Mntiofontl 

Bale in Home, enu bo bought fur f4<)0" 
oueof (be uiodt- rcmarknbjV puliologit 
uuurod. fuibraciughoiutt SU lunguagov an 


The Virginian 


Colonization ist. — Be- 
lieving that tlio time has come wlicn-a news- 
paper, discussing the subject of Colonization 
from tl\e .Southcrnstand-poiiit, Is needed : th* 
■Board of'Managors of tho Colonization Society 


lliu pains Jay- 1* 11 

am, frutri itri.tnl. Inal, tsspj Ip makluK llJ * 
Utils l.»a Hum lhau would al prswn* •* ”” 
of oljr fa.laal climiarp Till! W"P It"' 
mail surplus, ta'lwnsu Ills Ullllsd SUtss au 
alu. whloh lia« iH i-niilc ail rlsmsiS. "> 
iu our maritime progrei-A ■ 

. now'for • ' i 'laUrrl 

It I a Midtolrt- D. A. Powell niitl Kieliard A«i^ 

coli(*(tiitiiii< uv , r iitve AuUorihed floOO 

Uali’iju. Kdurfri of U ui’w (iiTiuHu AitfUlOUJUt Kj*l^ w P 1 




waking till tlio Vok'O ‘ > f t 1 1 ( ' arch angel, with 
the trump of God, shall eall forth tlio dead 
to Ufa again. Irnfnortality ! 0, thOU glorious 
immortality, and eternal life, ns rovcnled in 
tho Gospel! How cheering the hopo'.thnu 
proscntest to the afllieteil of earth. How eon- 
soling tho promises thou pledgest to the tem- 
pest-tossed children of time. Witlinitf theo 
life itself Would be a fnirdon; and tlio earth, 
with. all her variegated beauties, Would bo 
b'ut a wide and desolate golgotha. Here tho 
loveliest must perish, and how often it is that 

"Tho flower that blooms thefhlrcst 
I« doomed tho first to fade — - 

.Tin- form that move* tho lightest • 

. |n earth ia soonest laid.” 


I of the N. (>. ClitUtmi) Advocat*. 

Be Beady for Death. 

o'i.as'lieeoino my sad duly to recerd the 
, r „,i„ of the most interesting young 
t'Vlians i have ever known. On Tuesday 
\ ' tilth inst.. Kniily Dowsing, the 

i'l'o' mate, eonllding, sweet-spirited Kmily, 
* |.,, n |y railed from oartli to Heaven. 

SJ'W for several years past been if child of 
ffliotion. but for U few months previous to 
fr dcathVhe liad been measurably roliovod, 
d she and her friends were hoping tlmt stir 
Iht be restored. On Monday she attended 
icr Class in town, walking from her father s 
1 sidenee, about a mile and n-halfj on Tucs- 
MshewnsindsuiirimSltl! and spirits ; on 
Ttoslay night site retired to her room where 
he slept ftlsno. In tho morning, notrising 
’ c „ r |y as usual, hef parents entered the 
„nd to their astonishment found her a 
lifeless corpse ! The earthly tabernacle was 
loft without its tenant, iter ImppJ spirit lurv- 
■1, fled to tho abodes of-the blessed. 

There is somotliing remarkable in tlio ovi- 
Jont preparation for death which she under- 
went immediately preceding, her departure. 
Though always remarkable for piety and zeal, 
frequently complained of her >vant of 


Fibiiinu llni in, » ,, —The citixen* of Gloucester, Mn**.. 
""KW* 1 In* tho flailing Dll*! ness, state In their report tlmt 
nlnro the passage ..( the Inw granting bounty to>rasseb cm* 
ployed In tho Uod Fisheries. different kind* of filling Imil 
grown up. giving employment to limn- -Men, t nnd eon >-11111 
Ing niut h more salt In tin- -mine. time, tlmn In the coil lull- 
ing Atone : tlmt them; ilifTm-nt kind* of Iblilng so mingle 
with ench other tlmt It In Impossible to keep tlu-m separat- 
without n very great sacrifice of earning*. In view "f 
those facta they suggest nh alteration of the bounty In ex. 
*0 a* to, embrace nil klntlx of sen or hook fishing ; and t<> 
require all vessel*^ excepting those whleli vlalt the dram I 
Hank, to| M . employed nt sen five months. I rift toad i*f four, 
a* nt present A committee are Instruct id to forward the 
facte to Congress Areordfng to the present construction 
of tho laws. *and the nature' of the buslfiees. scarcely n 
▼esael can obtain the allowance ; and hence a movement 


fires- illative* appropriating f.Vi 
tin 1 stenslon . v l Hi. 1 aplt, | 

Cuban Approhonnion. 


™- P i. ,„o*r *ra *fUt»7 »*,*,. an,| (he stock on howl tart 

-Veiling was nbmit 2 -jIIbi hugs. 

CANDbr.fl~.The market emttm.c ,tnt», and wc h4*m 
only n f!-w fate* of Hfos Can-lira at IVdl*** 

irj. 1 ’* ^ ,wu ~ 

*7* ">• »l undnm (!„ Tbmn«v™, 

llhrr "f IbMr urtMn. Nrerl, 7000 nt Urn, ha,. 

TAI/MJW— We have not heard of a Ml* ia- 

•-* -H 

'.'■n il tlljr r-ml-ml m«y b»«w,nrdrt fur. 

I. A It II Oil, — M bills soli yMtreOaV 01 MW M Mil — 

rnSKIIITS— Th« r retain mm , 

lM.CiiJlliimmjJtomMy «Ss 1^,1. t , a4l| ’ 

»"r» taken for M.orpool at tP-S3<| f,„ Oolton on 
HVJoiwUr and Thursday tan or uS* won taken ok 
V Itu V. Kprt.r two ohlpo lokrn Utt tMtrfm* m 1 VZId, 
nn'l iwn ri'ro'lo for Tripoli, oi l ^f for notion. 

RX.'IIANUKfl— Bio domni.il t < ir foreign Milo koo N—n 
limit, 'll. tmt fiomootlo horo conllnuod In gottd u iid.,1 tho 
ol'oloo quototlono lo'lnw 00 Itillowo ! - ' - ’ 

&V.V.V.V- ‘4hgi s 


Now York Mnrknta.' 1 r /i , i, 

VoiiK. SirtfTT^ A'jWSl fl 

T, "' rr fair, dt'ifiiind to.V.y 111 the eoltoi, njar 

kel. mid the Mick etnhrii/e :t,OtHllm|rsni st-/iilVvprifi- 
MhMIlii^ N tfUOtcd nl S.', n Or Kl-mr has been In good re 
•Hie.xt at u f.O f for StatMnd $4 w 

f t HI for Ohio brands. Corn has sold at tW M i }t ho«hel f.. r 
prime whiU and tike !'«»> prlmo SreJImv. Pork sten.ly. with 
sales of nits* st f.17 . and prime at flfl tw hhl 

Steamers’ Movemonta. 

- _ N'i wYom April «l. 

Tlie Clmgres rlenmer^Proniet liens has arrived herewith 
fHoo ism) worth Of gold UuSt. Plio brings no late^.ul wx 
from Calirornla thaq that taken by Ihe tleorgla to New 
Orleans. 

The Collltik steamer 1'nelflc sailed to-day for l.iterpiioi 


Ni wVoks, April U 
sta\e that (lifts) I- much 
•d by a report Unit auoUM-t 
I nlted Matos for Its tnvn- 
•cut out to eirulse mIomr tin 


■ hater neeount j from Cub 
nlarin fell ou tlie Island earn 

expedition is llltillg'oul III Ih 
"if’!' THA Mill'- of war are 


Board of HealUi. 

NTS IV Till? CITY or NSW oltl.kANA 
w »»k • n <| I n f Aprl^l f, |AI9. 

• • • • Ki-vst. r<,ii(»stlvs ♦ 

" '* • ClstlK. KiilrrllM H 

| Mjilffwij.hsli | 


South Amorioa. 

M •• lake t ho following fVbm (he N alparslso 
ein-e of the New\ ork t'oniiuerelal Advertiser. 
Pelinmry 2A : 

o This month Ims brought slnn'klng Intelllge, 
Straits Magellan, j * 


A|.-|.». tv’,,. 

A*ihm» 

Awiivs 

Ans»mis. .. 

Ilmhl, ( mil'll. 


I his r |s ulwd f ur purposes, find. Including tlm anrrh 
son with the prisoners, the last ncoounts gave the entire 
population at fW8 persons. Near the close of IlrficmbrB a 

■jHHMwy timtrrr7i-rniT»»rni^nrnnrynriirmemihT'^ ^"TEn* 

^J'M M, rlor mam named Munoa tlam.-ro, escaped 
'III. his Ife. hr company With the priest and a lew nu. n». 
o the oilier sldoof tile Straits. There tlu v wandered 
attout for ninny 'lays, living on sheH-lHi and sufTcrlng 
• 'eiy.hm.Miip \l l.-ngth they Were romp..||ed by want 
t-Tetnrn |o j|,. «..|..„v Instead of Mug treated with 
mpii ,oib "" 1 Mlfrliiost merclleKs ermllv A lire 
win kindled t.. hum th- (lovcrnor alive lie IUHrged to 
be spar. , 1 MieO a horrible death, asking tlmt he might be 

ii iV .'. ni . ''«f granted, hut after (ihtMit- 

ng him they l.nrm-U his remains, dancing and hluglug 
the national hymn around the lire 
An Atneriean vessel umlec-r barter from this idncc. mint 
•v IliN tii.vei i.meiil -tin- hark Florida— arrived while th- 
t iovern.tr w«* wandering in such dlslrcss/ Imniedlatelv 
-In wax seised. The owner. Mr. Bh»w, or New Drl-nns. 

•»« nr.l, wax shot, without nny pmrocatfon. ami 
in- captain wax spnr.-d only tlmt ho might nnvlgnte tho 
| Atxo. a ItrilMi ve-.xe|. thn'KIIsA Oortihli. anchored 

"''.V fr Urn'll tlx port, for Rnglmid. Ii .|hg eargo’ 

amt nearly it liundred ili-.UHm.d dollars tn irensun- -Shi too, 
wa- soiled, and pillaged, and the eantnip, named Tallad. 
me mate amt tlm owner s son, were shot, living flrat tskm 
put in trims After tlm Ghvetnqr roturnea and lisil heeti 
mul’d, r.-dr these mUcrcullt- set sail Home of their own 
company, however, soon rose Against the lenders. Ismud 
tilt III. niol direeted their course for a t’hillnn port 

\\ hen the news- renehed till- place tlm Hrilish Admlrnt 
rli.xpateh. il a war steamer, the Virago, Paptaln Hayes, and 
tlie frigate 1 hells. Pant aln Kuper. to rapture tlm mitt I • 
ma rx. Tlii-v are now all in the hands of the Hrilish or 
Phlllnn authorities. 

Tlmeourse limy Imv- pur-ued shocks erery kcntlnmnt 
•• puiaa nlty Tint-, filler they had hurried the IkklV of 
tlie tlovernor. Itiey killed .a calf uml hvasteil It over the 
yniuers. uml ate the flesh 1 

Th.’V have pill t" d.-iiih quite a ntlUthr «r of- peWofts : 

J ti ax I eijn lt'itrii..hetwneh twelve nnd twenty have fallen 
viciunx to their erimlnnl seli.-m-s Onedf these vessels 
shape, lu-r course f.,r MofUevid.-d ; hut nu overruling 
rii.viileiier- r. iwtr-.l. l ,rl,' .1. —1 .1. . .. r 


CiieiJra, 

(Vf. brill* 

I'll! dam Infant 

1 htl ^TteJacn* 

Drew ned. . . — 

tk-wiitv 

IktntHl.m 

ITy»ent«>»y 

Dropsy 

f)|s». hie* 

rpil. |t*v 

K. Int.ipsia tn r snl. . . 
Knrvo 1 1 )■ . . . 

K*vr», IVmli-ltsi*. . 
Kp V.' r , Tv pl.el.l . . . , 

Ksvpr, T) ph.ii 

Total,/..... 
‘ rvf thy*.' &4 wars 


N«w. rkoS ' F.rnorK I, Fm: U.t».— Ttli- •uthnrillre „l 


I Msfxpmn* . 
A Nun viable, 
kl-ntt-lirrr 
® ^••f|psnlltl», 
» I’lsnriUk . , 
I I’amlyti* . . 
I tTimrhnnln. 
3 Holll.f.rti ,, 

1 S|M«ln. . , 

I Oo.tlnlins. , 
I Hrnsltro... 


-Npwftnrndtsim'iin vr j?n»ntrd TTrMTrn : 


Our hearts have 


Associates, of NewYork. the cxclustvo right (b construct 
and usd tho magnetic telegraph across that Island, for the 
period of thirty years - The grunt is designed to facilitate 
.Mr. TlhlMitts in his scheiiii! for tho establishment of steam 
and telegraphic OomtdUhicnliOII between NewYork mid 
lilvcrpool. or liOiulou. in Jim day*. The telegraph is to 
extend from NewYork to HI. Johns, from whence n Him of 
steum.-rs is to run to (lalwny. where another line of t. di - 
graph is to commence. , extending to London This latter 
line will. It is said, la; completed (luring the current year. 
Tho dlkiuuee from St. Johns to tinlway Is 1P»47 miles, or 
nbout fh'c days’' sail 

A Js’mv Slm-rSAvo-i.i, — The NewYork Courier hud Kn - 
quirer says :-\Vp have seen a capital article, the invention 
of Dlsbrow. jtt lds riding-school. No ft) Fourth Avenue. 


fult wlmt tho hourtH of parents only can feel. 
Hut religion consoles us : they were the lalnbs 
o( the flock ; the great Shepherd has taken 
them away from a land of storm arid sorrow 
to the genial clime warmed by the Sun of 
righteousness and watered by dim river of 
life. Our afflictions hero, though Hovcre, nro 
hut short lived, and sanctified by tlm Holy 
Spirit to our good, prepare us better for that 
inheritance wlierp at is written over y to en- 
trance arch, Thcrc ihall be no 1 wore ilcat/i." 1 


>l» fy K<mrd of ITmlth, 


HKW ORLKA WI CA TTUC UEnt 


.Doparture* of th« OoUtiu and Canard Bttuhori 


FR om v T.rvEn PbbL 

AVIA, (n».) for NIWYOUK. 

Nl AO All A, (Hr,)..,, for HOSTON..,,, 
t’Annc, (Am.) ...for NKIV YOflH 

(Ur.) Wr Vif.W YUtlK. 

PAN ADA, (Hr.) |„ r IMmTON 

ATLANTIC, (Am.)., for NEK YfmK. 

AMUL'A, (Hr.) fur NtCW YORK. 


^ vHd. y * tn 5^7 A 

Ttm arrl.al. flitrinz th" put «wk -m,. 
»o Unit., am mietp, 0 Mtu* cn»«, 109 f, 
lln B" Tl1 " »""k with a reant atari 

cImm with about 1.0 hrad of Wraltrn, ' 
bead of rou«h Cattl", Tho »nppij of |i., 
Iml a fair utork of Rlio, ,, u .till ofcrlng. 
In fair demand : 

— MlUltwa 

fli*r Oattlk ( Western) . ; gu 

linns t - ‘rjjt 

t’""-,; ii'.i.iiiio. 

.Milan (lows 4 ,j 

Ou.vks aiu Ykasi.is.i* ..’id OM 


■ SATURDAY. •• > n . 

. Saturday. Marrh « 

WEDvraDAY, •• |o, 

.SATURDAY, la, 

HATURDAY, ho 

■ WKDNBAnAYr ) 

.SATURDAY, 91 


Kiclanatiox.— O ur perannal OYcralght of tho pnper 
pi’iiscs At Its golti'K td prass. This accounts for an 
mnti card which M»m« subscribers may have found on 
(j)M-ning thrir last number A\;« l»'*pn it gave them less 
’('ITciicc than It gave us. on finding It out. it was foisted, 
in. at mailing. unlfuoWu tb us,' and too late dlscotcrad to 
be remedied. We regard such plicardlng'with disgust— 
snns propriety, sans taste, sans every thing that is decent 
nnd right. 


S HEW ORLEANS MARKETS. 


PiihiAtuv AnvncATr. Orrie*.. 1 
Baturday Morning. April Ju, lRfiS. / 


N" very Important changes havnocdiinedln tlm market 
fhip last week, particularly for our staple articles of trad.-. 
Cotton. Sugar, Molasses and Tobacco, In the former n 
V ".v Blight reduction has taken in tlm lower qualifies, 
while the better grades nro tnaliiUitled ^Ith steadiness. 
I’ork, llncon and hard have all .i.lvanced slightly, while 
Floor and tlraln have been toh-rnbly firm 
I’tir next ae counts from Kurnpe will Ik- due by '(he 
fhnjnrd strainer tJnmhrla. which wm advertised to have 
l.iv-Vp-nil for .Hue ton. on. the :id lust. 

i’.iTTON— tlm' h. t Hnlurday s review left Ih.-CoUou 
mm U- Uln a lehi hut yant condition than It hnd'tacnln 
il»(j early purl of the wi ok. prices coming rather fi chlyYor 
middling at iiirr <]uotatlonA, which were 7f«)7 the out 
sld- rate for tlm- strlctrat ela*.xinonllon. Th s weik a 
ino-lerate demand prvvallfiL during tho first three days 
.when "ninn !Al.f>00 linles fouiiu purchasers nt t’ery irregular 
rates for the ordinary to tow middling qualities, though 


Information Wanted 


ih-s lro ye(h hut the lM*okx have Vmkmi saved 


The printing 


Itcspectlng llBllNAKp RODDY, who emigrated to 


A Pt-M ix AniTiitfirric 


ofHeo jT thl- Advertiser' newspaper mis saved 
t- h graph olhces have been burned 

Steamboat Explosion. 

. « Ni l.oi is. ,Ap 

The steamboat ntencoQ, while landing at th- 
her -, on" lieryirrival from NewOrleuusi M. w up 
tremendous explo-ldn, hur-fing ail Imr bolters, k 
great number of peoptb uflu-r own passetigera. uml 
iV board the steamefs Onlaract. Georgia, and V 


-A correspondent of the New 
York Mirror call* attention to some of the extravaganc- 
und fa-hionabh; dissipation of that. city. umVa.-kx tlii- 
question .of bank officers und merchants; "ilowcaim 
young man, ’with a salary of J.OOJ) to $800 a year. *pem' 


UORRKCTKD DAILY II Y W. 
Kxcliange Office *23 Camp street, ct 


United States, from the North Ireland, in AugusWW 
in eompaay with Messrs John K-|so add John >pSow. 

The friend* nnd relative* of these gen IhWn, and a 
olh-ra. are earnestly requested to-forward \Xfr smallest b 
formation on this suly.ct to the Rev. Jl/N. McTylerc. « 
lt-v. J. 0. Keener. Now Orleans. Htate^fM lioulsiuua 

The Editors of all religious puperiii tho United ^tntc 
are .respectfully and earnesllvysolicuteil to publish lit 
•above in behalf of four orphans. wl(oce father died ) 
NewOrleans of A'slatie Chrfcra. in 1861. and the suppo) 
of whose large and JuijHegal rights now before Chancer 
in Ireland depend* 


KXCUAMlt. 


Ivnrulnn, ility -l»y« 

I'»rl*, Mtljr iUy*.. ... . .. 

NrivVnfk, •t*ly ita)*., . . 

NnwYoik. aighi 

H«l*iii, ■lily -U)*.i..... 
tlMl'nn, •l*hi.,...>. .... 
I'tniwli li'lnn. ility ilsji. 

l'hllll) ■ llil:l>. »i.»lil . . . 


Itaritnn frigate is nt Tah ahimno. 
at once, mi |v reiving intelligence 
I Hhat her niovi nifar.. will h 


r.-Hiu propeun .ua- Jii liuselis-is ted to com- soon 

li'.m < ..lir.irnla 1.1, .|||. Cj.rl. r, i: F Navy. ImUii# b", ■' 
ord-red thither to coiuniund her. 

Thu other Item Intelligence front tlm Htrijits Is In 
n-Terauco to some F.ngllsh mtxx|onarii-s sent out under the 
support of the l'atagonlan .Missionary Hta-iety Tlu-ir 
i i . r lu,,n ''' , Uapt. Uardlftcr, It N. He ’lia-l with 
him two n,techl-ts. a carpenter and three Cornish fl-lier- 
men Their plan was to ranch the natives of the shore* 
and iMamls of the Straits, with tin- humanising Intluc.ncc* 
of tlie Gospel. At laiiiling. in the ehme of 18M) life «av. 
ages Wen> Inhoxpitiihle. and they felt compelled to llv. in 
l"o launches, which tliey brought with them, that were 
decked over However, tlie scurvy broke out among 
liicin. Uy April, they Were reduced to great waul for 

,*1’ that they left ,1’Jc ton Island for Hpanlsli Harbor, 
where they all perished from starvation. A short time 
ago a British corvette, the Dido, railed at the Falkland 
i 'luiids, and finding there thirty-six Imrrels 6f Stores, sent 
lor these missionaries, the captain sailed in search of them 
tt was his painful task to find only signals of tli* hard 
^ * " l ‘F * m< * borne. Frngnienl.x of piqa-rs and two 
, u '* bodies, told the luelanelioly finale Tlie In - 1 notVs of 
< apt Unrdiio-r areof (he 4th anil i)th of .September Iasi 
He bad been then four days without food, lie was.su-- 
lamed by the most delightful Ulirixtiun hopes nnd eon- 
.-•diU ions through it nil. «, M aking . rer .if lltu sliglife.-l 
relief as a deep and unmerited favor at tin- hands of Hod. 
A noble monument to their memory would bo a well *us- 
■ tallied mission to those same neglected sIiod s. which I ! 
hope may he formed. If their death xlmli thus call nil. n- 
lon nnd efforts tliltherwnrd. lliun they will not have lost 
heir lives in vain. Some will think that these men rashly 
threw their lives away ; hut if compan d with the bun- 
Mred* that crowd to death on the battle-field, the ndvaii- 
tuges Will certainly lie with these soldiers of Christ, whose 
noble aim was not to dc*tn»y men's lives, but t-> save them. 

’ ,ri10 political eondltjon of tld* eon u try is tranquil The 


I'iiilsib I|'I.im , Hgtll.i.b ...... 

(.'■llfuoiln (biM 

Mstbss I V.IUn 

H-irxiviinia 

/iMnitli DotiM-ioti*.! .I,. 

3l« ti> mi uni ttauili Ainsriaui 


tlre.l ami firty passengers Him took fire immediately nricr 
Ho- explosion. »ud burnt tu the water’s edge. It is let 
ImpoMlhlo to ascertain the uumbi-r who ham lost their 
lives, but It Is lupposed to lie very great. 

Destructive Eire in Eaducah. 

Louisville.. April 6. 

A large fire brokeout on Saturday morning at Paduckh. 
originating in tlm Livery Stable of J. G. Coles, and them- 
couinfunicnt}ng.to tlm Hayward House, north destroying 
that nnd siivernl' wooden buildings ; on tlm south •lib* 
the Branch ItHnk wax erittrely consumed ; there wnsn large 
amount of money In tho vaults, the fate of which fv un- 
known. The Journal newspaper office was saved, with 
some damage, and the Democrat office* escaped without 


ArroixTMr.xT.— George II. Dixon. E 
pointed rogtmaster^of Yukon Olty. Miss. 

A Sqt (vi^Bimr.— Among the Indians 
In Florida was a squaw who attempt) 
was shot by tlm volunteers. It Is thoug 
her wounds. 


in this information. 


tshe died olio ppent ebvcral 


Ti-nnt-iM« 


tt.titv zmo.v’s ur.n^u.n, 

FOR.TjlF APPROACHING GENERAL CONFERENCE. 

Ijkdiccordaneo with what is h«-tieved to he s general 
wKh and cKpeoUtlon of the Methodist public, the pr.w 
/ l , rietors of the Herald have determined to |xsiie v during 
tlie approaching General (.’-inference In thl* city, a DAILY 
ZION’S HERALD 

Tho Daily, will Id- issued at least five wtH*ks, or until the 
ndjjiuni|n«;ut <>f tlm Cunfeirm e, 

„ k wilf contain full and accurate reports of the Hayings 
and Doings t>( the General Conference, and of the various 
anniversary meeting* that may occur during the session. 
The Editdr will cqutinuc hi* “Characteristic Notes.” 
Which were received with so much fkvor in 1844 and 4V 
Tiieso “Note*.” besides observations on the proceedings 
of the Conference, will embrace personal sko/ohe* oi some 
of it* principal members and visitors. We shall also give 
tlm news of tho day, and interesting Foreign and Domes- 
tic Correspondence. 

- Terms, one dollar for the session. No attention paid 
to orders unless tin- cash is enclosed. 

Tho first number will be issued on Monday. May 3. 
Address F. RAND. 

’ Publishing Agent of Zion’s Herald. 

No. '7 Comhill. Iloston. 


tallied, owing to tlmlr oonquirntivu scarcity. On Wed- 
nefday tho Baltic’s accounts were published, nnd on 
Thursday those by tho Afflcn. showing a decline of 1-lfid 
oil middling at Liverpool, with sales for the werk of 46.000 
bal-s. This Intelligence had but llttln Influence with us. 
nml tlm business of these two days reached 10,000 bale* ; 
tiir transactions Indicating barely decline on ordinary 
amt middling. Yestcriby thrmarket showed little or no’ 
elmnge, tlm sales summing wp 661)0 bnles. which Would 
wake a total for tho week j>f 48.000 Imleg tu ,en for Grant 
Britain. Hie Continent of KuDipe, nigl our donu-stlo ports. 
M e vary ..ur quotations' slightly Tor tlm medium and 
low-r qualities, to accord with' tlm change noticed 


hours in her Toom in moditation, prayor and 
w lf. cznniination ; and doubtleaa when death 
ram o he found her ready. True,, she died 
nWac, bo far as earthly friends are concerned; 
1 , ci beloved father and mother were not per/ 
milted to minister to her in the last moments, 
her flying conch was not surrounded by her 


hlTRAOIMMMR. 1' AH, A" I Til" I.tin'l'lD a], j [. 

Nurthumberlftod. Cajit. J. ,M. Luril. urrlTi.l at ‘NewYork 
"n th" 01 mi all , from l'orumouth, la a poAregu olfourbpen 
days aud three hours. 

Tiik .Public Pmntinu.— I t Is said that tlm esUihlisli- 
nu nt Of q Goverumental printing office is warmly prcused 
by ..some members of the joint commute « appointed to 
consider the subject, 

Goi.n iv Avstmaua.— A late letter from Sydney slat. - 
tlmt twelve thousand ounces were brought into tlmt place 
ax one week’s supply, and tftvt the Port Philip contribu- 
tion wa* ft! Goo ounces in ti fortnight. These total*, how- 
-vcr. must lie | osuiucd to be beyond the (Wt-rag-. cince 
th. y would show a production nt the rate of nearly $6.- 
UUO.OOO per annum. 

Viiboan* to M'k»t Poi.vt A< 


Nerli; Carolina. 

Cotniimreial wu/ Af riruiiural.Vjaiiiita^' 

„ _ , . _ LAND WARRANTH. 


New Orleans Wholesale Price* Current* 


not j •••e* f , / • 

gffediuaate hrotliora andaiatersj m/praying 
circle of pious’ ministers and- hyrflhreo bore 
her up when entering the cold wuters of 
lartlan. But, ("lory ho. tatJod, slie was not 
alone! .lie w|io said, “W 1 go to prepare a 
place for you, I willponio again and take you 
to myself, that whhre I am there yo may ho 
kUo,'’ bis rod and his stuff sustained her, and 
she had nothing to fear. 1 have imagined I 
cmild gSe tho room filled with the .sweet min- 
Istrftng spirits of Heaven, gathered around 
one they loved, waiting to waft her happy 
spirit home ; they whisper sweet words of en- 
couragement to her ear ; some gently aid in 
putting uff tho frail garment^ of. -.mortality, 


cabwuu.y conRie-ricii zvsnr wezx. 


■ triad, floor 


tnd'unite their 


XKW ARI.r.AX* I.'I.ARRIPII'ATIOIV, 

• Mi. idling Fair 

Fair 

Vifart}', Good Fair 

• .7Xra)8 Good and Fin*. 


I nforior. , 
Onliiia'ry 


-ahemv — ILun. IV m L. Hog- 
gin. of Virginia ; Joseph P' Ot.megy*. of Delaware ; Cal 
Hammond, of Houth Carolina ; (Icu. L. 0. Polk, of Teu- 
IlCssce ; Rev. 0. Miller, of Indiana; N Wolf, of Ken- 
tucky ; Hen. Hunt, “of Tcxns ; II. 8. Dexter, of California ; 
aud Hon. Jod Kastman.' of New Hampshire, are- among 
the .vhritors to tlm Military Academy at West Point fur 
1852. 


Mitltlllug 

Good Mitldllng 

COTTON AND TOMAI CO BTATKMKRT. . J,.. 

Coilo.i, bale*. Tvbacco, hhd*. 

Htork on hand Bept. 1 , 1861 1 6.3PO 28 871 

Received past week ( 43 017 3.(101 

previously . . 1145.35<y— 118(V.i73 10,213 — 22MH 
„ • iari47ti«3' (.177.', 

Exported past wwk 66HP0 23i0 

T; pre.vlmihly..P51.;i43»»l017A'W‘ < 5Y.W3 ^33^113, 

Stock on hand not cleorod 187^24 lailtij 

TOBACCO— Notwithstanding a steady demand for 
m arly all quoTltk-s nf*Tobocco, tlxe receipt* being still 
light, and the moderate slock, therefor*, offering but 
little Inducement to purchaser*, the tnnisacUon* have 
been ou a limited sealo. Up to Thursday morning rame 


V*Vht Mxktial atTY'Amii.xotox.— a court martial con- 
vened on the lstinst.. In one of the rooms of. the M’nr 
Department building. Col. Crone presiding, the object of 
whlcfU* to investigate certain charge* preferred against 
Lieut F J. Thomas, of the 3d Artillery, for extraordinary 
expenditures made ou the route from tho city of Hmitn 
Fe to lYoshingtou lasfwlntor. and for certain alleged un- 
necessary purchaeex whilst^cnmtnixxary at Hants Fe. 

li. Hasd'TiiomV.".,.— Thl, usiurtum ivlndlcr. who ia 
an .:."hp"'l convict from tlio Krntunkjr I'lnlti iiUary 
through l-IUkkurrh on th" laiti, „n.. 0 | lart ,. ,', f 
an ,'tHctr. oil hi. wav tan k t" hi, nlj quartora 

11,0, -i.na. — Han- IVilaon. on" of it," nMc.-i 
r.'fWi nt.A of StfUlHnvIll". Ohio, divil rrerently. l,nvln B hi,. 
qn-'flA to rrli-i'in, iinl ctiarltHbiu Inrtltutltau, to tin 
nmmtntkif <UJ,0<X). 

Tin: II. aoiuillt Lo*a — Tl," Mutate IU'nlatnr of Mon.lnv 


wliile others wait with tho robes and diudem 
if glory, witli whioh to invest her, that she 
m»j be prepared to entor intagtlie holy city 
and tabs her placo among tlio i worshipping 
millions who 'have washed their robes nnd 
mule them whito in tlio blood of tho Lamb. 

It is true site was not permitted to give her 
partial’ Mossing to her’ weeping friends nnd 
kindred and nssuro thorn of her happy exit; 
but her whole spirit and oonvorsation fur 
louts days previous, Boomed liko that of one 
ripening for glory ; nnd especially ditl she 
solemnly and nffectionntoly admonish ono of 
her brothors-in-law, who was not religious, 


interior of to 


them could lo 
been done at 


By K«v T Moody : n * E H Womble ; n * J M Curry. 
Haiut-xvillc. Ain ; Henry McDaniel, BumtcrVillc, 

Ala.. Less $2 60 , ^ 

By Rev W J Ferguxnq ; n *T. HipsAn. Houma. La ; 
n * W 11 Muring. TlpervilU\.La ; n * Jane T Mor- 
rison. Alligator ; n x Mr* UN Sandw*. Hnyou 
Hamoxc. La. . Less $10;, 

Uy Rev 7. Thompson :.h * Jas S M’Uito ; n * H a rail 
McCaiTOll. Lake Providence. - La. . Lew $5. (Send 
. at our risk.) 

Uy Rev D Klnnear ; n s M I) Boatwright. Opelousas 
E .Mixnr. Chicot; F Hathorn. Opefouivia. La.. 
Less $7 60. 

By Rev \V 11 Turnley : Hnml Rch., Iutt, La. ...... . 

^^AU^^ ** " ^°^ tou : T * 10 * Lnurence, Randolph,' 

n * Tho.x Johnston. WoodsbutTough. Ala 

W W Cage. Columbus, Mi 


Ltvtfnrooi.. March 27. 

The. Cotton market hn* been Inaotlve during the week, 
and the sales ranch barely 37.0(10 Itale*. of which spccitlii- 
toix have taken (1000, and exporters 3000- The lower 
grade* huvedccliued about ‘,d. since the departure of Hie 
Cnnada. while tho better qualities maintained a degree of 
firmness Tin- quotations, a* fixed last evening by the 
lfi urd. are as follows : Fair Orleans 5?, . Middling Orleans 
6. Fall* Uplands 6 V and M^Ulliug Upland* 4^ 4 'd ^ 
Flour bos declined 1*. V bbl.. nml the quotations now arc 
HJd^Gd. for Western. Canal, and ftjs. Od.- for Ohio brands. 
Yellow Corn hob ulso declined: and i* quoted at 28s. fid. 
for Yellow, aud 31s. quarter for White. Urd is rattier 
lower, on 1 i* quoted at 40*. ft rwt. Trade in the manu- 


Cuntilex, 

Hpirni, N 
rto, NmMi 
T allow . 

Ariiimanl 

Kn.r .... 

Curtlutfc 

MunlU. 


Orleans but 
i about 2 >. i 
ff with thrir. 


ing rnuge of quotations : Inferior tn Common, t 

^Fair. 4/n)4»i ; I’rimc and <’hoIo6,4^(Si)fi|j'd ^ ft. 

Week’s n-ceipU, 6624 l ilt Js— e»po, f 4 my * 

MOLAHSKH— The supply oontlnues light, and tlio busi- 
ness of the week ha* been limited to 6000’ bbl*, of whipli. 
700 were taken yesUrday.' Tlm rate* have undergone bui 

lit tl.. I . _ I > ... 9 


Nj«.I F .Ayrt * Calhoun. Ark 
Uy Rev W I* Miller : n s Job 


ftnd'foTwKora Bjhe^lways felt a deep interest, 


° j 

declined. The *tock of American. cot Wn'now'bTYIlttnJTlir 
160 000 balel. ' # FS^ 

England. 

The political new* from England fc* unimportant. The 
•arrivai of*Co\T Fremont had exciled cPitsiderable interest. 
The Africa had arrived on Monday. ' 

Franc© — Signs of the Empire. 

Previous to refusing a seat in Hie Assembly. General 


s John Mauley ; S F Wim- 


•• A considerable number of bill** of till* Issue were pur- 
ebi.-e.l here on Hat unlay an. I FumWy It was slated that 
on. Herman fellow-cltlxen* had bought up two ihousuud 
dt-narx worth, ami many tf our quiet, uiipn-tending'im-u 
4UU . J UUl l I .Mtull sum.- at .pot. Wliicll.u ill lw added lu Hut 
Kt ,*.*uth fund ” 

— f. . , 

Amt,,, ok P.vtb T. Him, ■ — Tin.- uolorlou. re"UnOn,I. 
wli" wa. parilouvO out "f tlie flenlhtutiury by OoTernur 
Walker . "Ii"rt time pinco, wm »rn»tefl in Chulratun "n 
tluiJiUnsUnt. Frtun a paper "f tint city.we lake tb.- 
followtug account of him. It appeimtlui lme .fl^ufi'd U- 
fore in the Charleston courts : 

Home twelve years since, having been convicted in 
Louisiana of forgery, he wns sentenced to fourteen years' 
imprisonment in the Penitentiary at' Baton Rouge where 
lie remained unlit very recently, when the exeeutivo of 
that Htate. in consequence of his good behavior while in 
prison, remitted the um-xpirad teriq of bissenteuce. which 
wax about two year*. Upon being discharged. NewOr- 
leans had the honor of his distinguiBhed company wln-rc 
Ids Tertile invention and great adroitness soon placed liim 
in possession ot fumla sufficient to make a display II -w 
many, and whom, ho limy hnve swiudled to acuufro these 
nnaiis, wo kuow not. asxloubtless in many Vases thavi’e- 
tims. rather than acknowledge their verdancy won* con- 
tent to put up with their los*. Not so. however in the 
instance of Mr. Word, n Texan gentleman, wlfo at tho 
t mo of Ulnes * enreer was sojourning at tho Veranda 
Hotel in that city, and upon whom Hines culled repn - 
senUng himself to be Col: A. Floyd, a brother of Governor 
Flovd, of Virginia, and having formed «„ acquaintance 
with him. succradod, at different times, in obtaining some 
eight liundred dollars from hiui by means of deeds bond* 
etc which have since beep ascertained to Ih- n.In.it 


berly, Loncherpoka. A s l», 

By Rov C C Callawuy ; n * Mis* Anna Sturdivant.' 

Suiumcrfleld. Ala. . Less $2 60. 

By Rev J W Laney : n s Miss M E KerchoriUo ; n* 
Luoy Howard. Prairio Point, Mlss..Le*s 
$ 5 . 

Wm McArthur. Livonia, La 

t'V 5 Holliday : n« I.D Muti&Bbton. Ai» 

la-*? $2 60. 

N s F Adams. NO 

N * Wm Goldsbrough. .Jeffcnion, Texas. . . . «'*•’ ‘ ” ][ 
By Rev H A Morse: n s miss Clara Nixon.’vcnuil- 

liouville. La 

N s Dr J W Chevis. Ferry’s Bridge, La 

N * Wm Turbc-viUe, PUquc-mineBrulec La 

Bosman Hayes, ** “ 

By Rev F A McShan : n a Robt Wynne Huntsville, 
Texas. . Less $2 60. 

Ily II". IV W ThoniM : n « R"V R Do»k.1nl"nl"w„ 
A“ • n ' J I Clark, Crukjh’* Mill*, Ain 1., ... 

Ily Itr, T IV Ilrown : u » K A llu. ll NitchpO Ml 

. Less $2 60. 


only tho - Sabbath bqfore. May that faithful, 
affectionate appeal, made under such remark- 
aIiI'o ciroumstanooH, prove “like a nail in a 
sure place, fastened by the Master of assein- 
blics,’ and result in his happy conversion to 
bod. The subject of this obituary wrs tho 
daughter of Major Wm. Downing, Register 
in the Uml Office in this place. She was 
horn in the State of (leorgia, on-tho 13th day 
of January, 181U, She professed religion 
when hut nine years of age, and has been a 
member of the Methodist Episeopal Clmrch,. 
in Columbus, ever since. In her death her 
family and friends. have met with a heavy, 
bereavement : hut we Sorrow not as those 
who have no hope.” May her death he sane- 
tilicd to her affiictcd friends and deeply im- 
press the young, as well as the old, with u 
Mmso of tho importance of living in constant 
relcrenco to eternity. 

“lie yo alao ready ; for in a day when yo 


TJckln*»| 


;entletneoai 


JuWL (ofJtU doUart j/rr maiit/i—iuimL of tluini married mpn. Itlllfi ItltcFlUlon. and w* quots Inferior to best fi rmontlng 
and l:viug at mora than ordinary oxpcnxt-*, Wing so much- ,l1 prlmo to choice lot* of rcboiled 24(3>2fi4 

from honm. It i* enough to merely mention this exit, to B a **° n ‘ 

account for the railroad accidenU almost eutln ly. ^ ' Week’* receipt*, Mil bbl*— export*. 31fl. 

In England, guards and engiuemtm hsvo to give pecu- 1 FLOUR The Flcar market ha* been very dull during 
rity in certain amount* toihr. Com^iny. aud a license from th ‘' K nnl ‘’ r P nrt week, owing to the continued *u*- 
thc Government. Iiefore getting uti apiHiiutim-nt ; and It P 0,u *l t,u Hie export demand, which ho* been checked 
seems to me that the proper plan tor our companies to by advancing freight* and further unfavorable new* from 
adopt I* to increase their wdarle* for conductor* isp to •’•‘G’ 6 !"- The sale* of tho week sum up barely 8000 blip, 
$14)00 or $1,200 per annum, getting bond* guaranteeing f w Llch 1300 were taken yeaterduy. Price* have ranged, 
the company against any loss that may be enstained in wll,lout Nlferatlon, at $8 70(S)$3 80 7R bbl for im- 

conxcqueuco of the negl<ct,carcle*sueiia or dishonesty of I'erllue Ohio trom the Levee and flutboata, $3 80(0*4 00 
•the conductor utheq ten time* the extra nmouut of rain- f,,r nud 8t - LoaK with aome fnney brandaof thw 

Ties Which iv now lost in collision*, etc., would bf saved. la ‘ l, ' r nt 30 i $4 60(S)$4 87^ for extra and choice 
An honest aud deserving das* of men would bo auxiou* br, ‘” d ' , 

f-r tin* service, ami life and limb would bo comparatively We^clpta, 81,850 bbb-export*. 10 340. 

safe; for none should be allowed to run except uudor a GRAIN— Thi» demand for Corn luu beangood, and with 

Government license, uiul all licenses should be revoked l>y BU1 pR’ receipt* lma been readily mot without any import 
a careless accident. Thl* is but one brand) of tho subject U,nl ol * un 8« lu price*. The week’s sides reach fully 46,000 
of railroad mismansgomeni-; if agreeable to you, you will ■‘ uck, b lupludlng tiooo taken yesterday, at an oxtrnnu 
hour from mu again ou this topic * range of 43^)60^ ^ busbd, tho Inside rate tor ordlnury 

mixed, and the outaido for choice whito, the ruling rate* 
From tiik RioGiunue. — W e yesterday received thMugli l^good qualities being 45046^ V bushel.. . .Oat* have 
the mail, a copy of the Rio Bravo, which should have K ' , n flnn * l ftff Ohio. Indiana, etc., and 34fa>36.; 

raaclu-d u* the day previous. It docs not contain any P bu*h*l for 8t. I<oui*....We noticed, on Thursday, a 
tiling of much importance, but wo clip a few Item* : f<0 * 0 racks Indiana Wheat at 72>44 V bushel, and, 

Mr. W. T. L'ake, who wa* taken prisoner the day after "D her lb tho week, 10.000 bushel* at tlio Mime.... Bran 
the battle of Ban Juan, ho* boon released, by order of ,l *" IK> * d generally at 7Ufd)76't ft luo Ih. and Ear Corn at 
Canale*. Hence, some of tho boya says he lis* turned V bbl. . . .Of Whito Bean* lft) bbls bronght $6 26 

lilM-rator. We believe the truth I* that private reason*. ^ ^bl. • . 

a* ,wdl as public policy, dictated this measure. Perhaps Wevk'syceelpta of Corn, 46,135 sacks — exports. 16,317. 
it is u wise course for Mexieuugi m-ral officer* n6t to court PU0VI8IONB— 1 There ha* been a further advance In 

roprisal* and retaliation*. None of these gcnUciiu n °* Z6(o)50^ ft bbl sinoo our last weekly report, and 

kuow how aoon tlu-y may m-ed tho same protection them , demand, though not active, ho* b<-en *ti-ady. Tlio 
Selves Oaunles is aware of tills, lie ha* Ilved^n a glass «mbrace about WX)0 bbl*, Hie rates latterly being 

bousefor homo time, au-1 lit- ia manlfeating a dispoiiltioii *** 25(n)$17 R7>» fiir Mens; $10 60/3) $10 76 for M. 0, j 
to, fix things so that no one will throw atone* at it. * *** 82>i f‘*r prime. an<‘ _ ' 

Ih noticiug the departure of Wheat and other* toy New f '* r Biuup*. One or two mnaU, 

Orleans, tho lUo Bravo say* : We nro happy to announce duflng tho Week, at $17 75 IF bb 
that Avalo* flopt well the ulght after the IlliburiterM left ♦'•'“■•et^aiid we have noticed sale 
for NewOrluau*. uml lias continued to rust well Ninue. We ‘»ll nt 7 V ft for (log-round 
do not know llist their absence ha* caused thi* re*u!t— "° '* by one house ou Mouday 


Cal id* PHoU. . . 
Jtiuit, Kanturk) j 

urea*?-- 


(Jeneual Intelligence, 


Cj r," * ,i r — There W"r« rlrirri'J yenterilay. ftt 
> l’n»t"n,-h.iu«". 25.6MI bnlra „f rollon, of which 2n..'>8(l 

but"" were for Lirerpool, 21U7 lor Uem«, end 7112 for 
Autwerp. 

Tn,: Sruwn, P»BBv.— The «tenm«hlp Penny, whleli 
formerly pllej between th!" city end the 1) retoe, he" lew 
."Id et lleltlmoro for f30.i>uu, 'She I" to be rent to Sen 
Francisco.’ 

rim-.o,: at Ttir Mier« — ft la "stlnietcd tlmt during 
tin- lost three months, there lis* been coined at tho U. H. 
Mint In Pliilndelphla, $11,101,31)0; and at the Branch 
Mint*. $1,005, 6W During the same time wo have export 


A disgraceful riot has marked the election, during 
which om- person ha* been killed' and a number wouuded. 
Tin- military ha* been ordered out. but the city ix now 

v"-*- 


. VI**, urum, T 
( wi .nut », /-Hi 
Almooila, B. I 
■li*. lt«r«I el 

Kara, F» 

(Ktar 

Beaver 


think not the Son of Mun cometh.” 

G. Shakffkr 

Columbus, Miss., March 31st, ltf52. 


••tc. whtcji nave Hncc beep ouccrtHined to Ih- ndn-il 
forgeries. Mr. Word huvlug «li*cov.-rcd tlmt he had been 
done, and that Hlne* wo* non tt/, determined at any cmd 
m bring the swindler to justice, and started in pursuit 
AfiVr tracing him to various places In the West, lu- g-u 
fairly on his trail at NcwYnrk. In which city the rinleranl 
(,>) J l» Floyd lutd become quite a iion with the Upper- 
Ten. dining with. and. in turn, entertaining John Van 
llurt-n. lieury Weston, and others. But by eOtm- strange 
falality Mr. Word missed-hi* man. and again had to keep 
on the move. 11c. however, struck upon tlie rigid trad 
and pursued Hines through Hlehuinm), where full -proofs 
of hi* rascality were developed, td thi* city, at which lie 
arrived yesterday week, unconscious nr being pursunl, 
lled'Mik l-slgings KtdW.n at one of our mt#t fTiHiional-ie 
hot< is. bid *ul*ttqiicuriy reinove.d to a privaft- boardin ' 
Rouse in Queen street, lie seems, ffom the moment "t 
lii* arrival, to liave becu l*usily engaged in his profi-asion ’ 
"I "liinluing money uuder false pretences, and we learn 
J bat on um- occusidii he cal red, on a gentleman, repn-Miit- 
ing himself to be a Louisiana planter, and stating Hint j 
having lost hi* pocket-book he required a loan of $2000. 
tor which he offered a collateral security in bmid* uml 
mortgages on property iu Virginia. 

The geiitlemail applied -to, - however, politely declined 
having any tiling to do with the matter, nnd Hines bad 
to depart and cogitate on whom else ho might endeavor 
to devour, hut unfortunately his cogitations were rath* r 
abruptly interrupted yesterday morning by tils meeting' 
nt iHf-t with bis indefatigable pursuer, Mr. Word, in 
King street. He tried toeweape, but after running soun- 
c- nxidcrablu dislunee he was overtukt n, nml although li.'- 
nmdo a most determined • resistance, wa* captured l»v 
Lieut. Bymes nnd taken to the Upper Guard House. Ho 
much having been accomplished, a hail-writ was Imlged 
with the Bheriff "f this district at tho suit of Word, wim 
iu company with' George Dusenberry, wim hud been 
i'aatedAspn-ialjluiiuty.Jur..LbJrf-Auec-a*h>4i. pr«M«*<ded i- - 
tin- Upper Huurd liousc, took him |y)t«i custody on the 


MENEAI. 


do. tn Mr 


lions it embraces, anil deprecating further agitation, came 
up. mid. uftt-r a *toriny dahatii, pa-s.-d by a Yutc of lOl 
j f.. 64. 

Iu the Hcnate to-day. a petition was presented from 
ll- nry O’Reilly, proposing to establish a mail and tele- 
graphic communication between the Mississippi river and 
tin- I’aclflc. 

(Slack’s non-intervention resolutions were debated uml 
postponed. 

In tho House, a motion to reconsider the vote on the 
Navy Discipline hill was debated, after which the Home 
Bit-ad bill wan taken up ami debated up to tlio hour of ad- 
journment. 

Turkey. 

A dispatch, dated the 14th March, states tlmt 1700 
Turkish troop* entered a small town on the frontier, 
seixed and imprisoned a large number Of the Greek aud 
Catholic inhabitant*, and committed other outrages. 

New Yokx, Thursday evonlng. April 8. -. 
- The Cotton market ha* boou rather qniat, uud the sales 
•wrir limited tn -woo balea;^tmt qrricra aro firm ^r pTe T f oiu i 
quotation*. Corn is steady, with aalea of 8000 bushels at 
66 a 67c. per bushel for jtrime white. Meea Fork ateatly at 
$17 per barrel, and l'riiuo at $10. 

Missouri Democratic Oonventiou. 

• ^ St. Louis, April s: 

Tie i Democratic t’onventlan liu* immluateil Bteriing 
Price for Go^ernbr.. and D. W. Brown for Lieut. Governor 
The other offices are divided between tlie Bentonites and 


Tiir New Hii.v»;k Coin age. —T ho statement tlpit (lie 
new silver 'coinage, Whleli the bill before Congra-ssprovid.-s 
It, will have more alloy than Hie silver coins now iu use, 
i* Incorrect. The flueuew ofthe silver will uot be altered, 
• nly there will be lew flllvor in liie new coinage. 


ToW, 


Ohituary Notick 


Dry rnUo4 M. 

WrtjflBtf.1,!.’ 

j&k 

(kijntry 

EogiUb. ft to 
i.oooorl 

I loop, fi tb . . . 

Bbs*l 

Nail Ko-1#.... 
TMtlBx*, Am. 

Luapber^ 


telegraphic dispatch from Aberdeen raj 
foot in the Tombigbee river Thlu-j* a t 
joiolug, as tlie merchants and planter 
Aberdeen have but litthQjhauco a* 
,«liip their cotton or receive *upplie*. 

A Or-LErriAt Accebsion. — T he Bail F 
tho 2d lilt ha* the following ; •• Amon 
u: se emigrant* who nrrived a day or tw 
Atung. She landed on Pacific wharf, i 
eiously received by Mins Atoy Mis* Ai 
welcome in a few pertinent and foeliug 
tlie edification of a Urge crowd of | 
gathe red a round to witness the scene^ 
then formed into a proeexsion and n 
»(rect. attracting uiuohnttentlon.” 


Beef has continued firm. 
With moderate sales at $13 12>, for Me** in bbl*, $0 76 in 
half bbl*, $1) 26tfi)$D,60 for prime. $6 50 H bbl for 0. 
Beef.... Bacon haa further advanced HtUft with an 
active demand, and fully 2000 cask* have been taken 
during tho week, the market clnslug at 0}i(99}i4 $ ft 
for Hide*, and 7^fa)7Jif for Bhoulder*. Botne aktaii lot* 
of very prime ribbed have aohj at 10, and qi clear at 11<* 
V ft ... . Ham* have gopfl off alowly at pravioua rates, 
ranging at 9(af ll>; V ft bn plaiu aud bagged to extra 
Hugar- cured.... Lard La* Improved, with sales during the 
week of some 2600 bbls aud tierce* at 8(a ) 8 6- 10 for No 2, 
8J« for No. 1, and 8 V ft for pcluio and 
-T’fo-kx. ; and SBWHmga at fT .oadlnary N*o Ifo 

priui* lot*. Yesterday 400 tlerdea head Lari! anhl at 8. 
.'JtiO at 8|f for No. 1, 8>*' for No 2. aud 0>4 for (4rt-a*e ; 
also, 280 bbl* aud tierces prime at 0* V ft.... Western 
Butler ha? aold generally at 7(S>7 *i<r V ft- 

BICJ^— Thera liave becuTurther arrival* of two or three 
r a rgo4ff of Carolina lllee, uud 4 he transactions have been 
rat hr larger. • IVo have noticed sale* of some 400 caakf 
during the week. Including, on Wednesday, hfi tierces, 
from atojr*. »t 3 0-10*. aud on Thursday. 200. fro in a oargo 
Just arrived, nt ft. 

BAGGING AND 1(UFB— Tlie principal aalea of these 
artifU * during tlm week, tlmt we havu ooUced, have been 
W piece* Keuturky Bugging at 13, aft'd 60 hand-loron at 
13K1 cosl* ; 626 colls ordinary Rope at 6)(4 t time aud in- 
terci t, and 160 coil* Rope at 64, also ob time, with interest 
added.... A lot of fit) bale* India Bagging bronght lft», 
long time, wit It interest 

G U N N Y BAGH~*T1iU article baa declined, and tho later 
transaction* have been at 84 for bale*. The sale* of the 
week embrace some 260,000 bags, lucludlug one lot uf 360 
bab-a gtld rash 

HALT— There liave been aome further arrival*, and 
three or four cargoes of Liverpool liuva lieen disposed of, 
mostly at 664 *««'k for assorted, and tkt; for coarae. 

The Hartley’s cargo of 6303 Back*, one-third fine, aud 
10 *.Mika to the t**u, brought 66* ciudi, ft sack, on Thurs- 
J»y - a 

rttFFEF*— Th* demand liaa becu good during most -ot. 
tin- -veek. and in Lite abM-nco of further mmols from Klo 
Jam I’m amla reduced '“tuck, priona lutvu advanced, 

V II The subs of the week *uib*aT;« alaiut I 

-Klo at lH,(u’ysr for u|d, and y 

crop There have aUo bwu aume *.des of Hlu. bright I 

kt v tt' XL. fllrwt Uuiftll IU. t.t tf I 


OiEiy — I,, lioBeier Parish, Louisiana, MARY 
iNt; infant oliild of Julia A. Muggah' and 
“*’■ ®5pbeh J. Davies, of tlie Louisiana Con- 
”tncc— born August 18, 1851, and died 
'Wry U. 1852. Slio lacked seven days 
0 wing six moutliB old. Tho disease was a 
Mvcre “Reek of tlio croup, complicated with 
a » affection of tho brain. 

Our Brother «,d 
*J»p»ttu eB witl , ( | 
ijteir lundisare ‘fold 

‘Us brief n 0 a^|i i 
80 abounding with « 

'W'Iit afUiotio’n, thu 

sppendiug un oxtriu 
fftiu. MeT v ,:i U( . ; 
with sorrow 

►meu | Be,,, i 

? Wund cltild'wluoh 

• and \ " ■ 

tlio hitter 

in the 


Twine, ' itfc. 

Italia* 


An Oswego Druggist advertise* four eases of Kgeiiui'u- 
Bt a-wrpeiil oil, brought by (’apiuiu rieabury, ofthe whul'e 
liliip Moiunigahela. . Good f**r rough* and cold*, and only 
$4 per bottle.” 

Msauanv is Kuaoer. —We *co it stated that, in Haxonv 
a proposition liu* been made to abolish the order of Fro. 
Mason*, asking, at Hut same time, the intcr<p'**ion .,f tlx- 
Hovi-rniuent with tho (ierinan Blind for the supprosMiun. 
of Hint order throughout entire Germany. The llouanof 
Prussia i« greatly attaeiied to that niieient order, the 
Prince of Prussia being himself Grfc'ud Master of tlio 
(i'TiMBii Grand Lodge. , 


cur non HLU.S 

OJIBRril. rACTOHY. BTEA>1 HOAT Al 
TIVK IIKI.1.S oawUnll, n» Ui"l, and 
UIIIMRS of licit, ("f auy DumU'i) our I 
|tni.t J rut ! run VOKES, wilt, me. raMa am 


;ain lm» my heart been 
Tis hut a short time 
you a notice of theyleuth of my 
--■was tho seooBtl.tuno that 
, "J', | ,l ‘loved Wife had htten culled to 
«up of laying our children 
C ° ** l Wo had one left — a lovely 

tlai I , Ur ° ul "* whom tho deurost feolhigs of 
tint WOr<: 1 ““'wined. Hope Whispered 

“nil" ° ^ lu P'Tiaitted to raise it. Its 

PArent* 11 " UUl * "‘““B 1 ' very young, the 'liuimastnatlon wa. now wrought to a high 

VI, „ ,U " J “ lU0h that wus 'interesting. 

“«n my ... ... . nly ellteo by tb« "oak", m,j wu . I ], i j, . Wl 

that tw„ ,,p was Oppressed at tlio thought potwo. u» *rew luda.iiiy v Bf y in,' « n ,i i.„ 
ton, I, I Ul ^ lt e 0,lu " were in tho silent .Tli„ family. In ureal alarm and oonfutdot 
, |»rchH tlii.q litilo one to inv phy»lclan*,.aud thu’u*ma renudio w, 

Hlld fun! i | ... , n J "" ,l at.liulnl*t‘*ratj. The patient, lo.wever 

tbfo ’ 1 often t .« L . r y nilnuti . until at length iiis'noii eaihu It 

^tile I . ' wi ,U B pitrt)(i 1110. How father’* waUtcuat d^qgling^ about hini.-jf TlH 

Ull Curt I ily proapoota! Thi/ ouc HOO, ‘ uuf '' ,,ll ‘ a - ft,,a i*«t»« , **t, i-ing relit 

tatr wrapt In thatsleep that knows nu hu 


and most melodious tone* 



















regretting tlmt tho e»ttdia»tV" r f ' ^rt™'" 1 "' 10 ” ll "‘> An 
not mill n ffortl.ehout ItcpcnlAhr one Ihln* l|ClH|ful— ^ 

(rqt^bjr ballot. • Jii 

' , Fit ANTE. , , Unt 

M. fjurnot, opposition rnndlUntc, IiaA bpcn Iw r f 

Hie Fourth OottJRHlUlnn ftf I’aris. ,, . , ... 

A l’r< Milrntlttl d> crec bud been Issued a*. tnorltlnR th" Infoi 
Minister of Finance to reimburse rents of ft T0 l**’ ®°Ry'* that 
rtt tha Mir bf 100 franCx.nr to eff.rt-thelr cod .« rMon 1,11 >’ Kon] 
n* w font* flf four ami a half per rents i .».* . 

The'govi-rhinmit proposes td ^laee on the rotlt ri * * 11 p 
considcrnHf> mi m her of oflloers of Tftriou* rank*, , ,u The 

name principle thaj, has been applied In thesapeTjinnn hilln 

of * number of tha judges. , w «»i 

Tin* Bishop of Orleans lind drrllnrd to accept time* nl 
of Fupromi' Counsel of Public Instrurtlon, to which In ‘ P n ' ,,, 

wn* appointed. Mr. 

8PA1N. ft, ore 

General Oaredo. who raperaodea Dr Concha na Governor . . | 

of Cuba, w*e to pni\ from HJadii on the 20th of March. 

The cause of Cnntna’s dismissal war not made known. 
-Uxtuqslve. .dis missals qp^ reorganizations Were taking lain! 
place, both in the clril and mflitary service*. 


SOUTH-WESTERN 

JOHN H 


Iwa lanitiil*om Khnen We .nen eft t r«ril; MOIjWm'l 
Mint Mi writ, abirlnon it Frete Iu.il pnrrliaaeil It ; Ron *''• 
of course, visited their counllnifchHiin to Inspect u ana 
Kirn our opinion thereon— half fearing, niennwbiij*, w i 
the whole thing, wa* a hoax Great war our eurprwe. oil 
entering the office, to ace ntniut 1500 ounce* of the pur* 
article. superior to. and clearer than, nny w > 

California. It In of that flue scaly description so 
admired fur its beauty, and po priced for Its •purity 
inquired whether It was r “* ,,n 


and expressed their wltllngm’’* to assist In apprehending 
the ratprita. The principal thief then by an Interpreter. 
**v«C«ipt Bryant to understand that the guilty Indian* 
werent another camp, and aent hi* con. with four men: (o 
conduct the company to the designated place. On reach- 
ing the oamp. bower et, It was found deserted. It war 
anon afterwards discovered. through a friendly chief, that 
the pitfy toxl town drcelrcd. and that sending them to a 


No. lid Uravior ctrcvt. rear M? Charle* Hotel, and 105 81;. 
' ' * Charles stn'ct'. 8 

SOLI pit! the attention of purohaierfe to their extensive 
and varied assort nnut of 

CARRIAGES AND HARNESS. 

Which they -offer at the very lowest prlro* for cash or ap- 
proved paper. They are constantly receiving from thoir 
New York house, No. 390 llrondwny, (the oldest Carriage 
Depository In the United States.) a variety of • ., 

NKW YORK CITY M ADK CARRIA0E8, 

Rome of which are of entirely new and original designs. 
Also, plainer, hut oqunlly substantial vehicle*, from the 
#amo reputable Eastern manufacturer*. 

Particular attention will 1>« given to the covcripg and 
shipment or Carrlug , to,ln*ure Jirmupt-andsafu delivery, 
forwna * 1 


At the above cstahHsljinetit/fn,; 
following: ; 

M UTJ!0D(dT JtOOK G 
-Ml the puhlitgrili.iH of thin Concert 
tlofl, at catalogue prints. 

HUNDAY SCHOOL 
Sumln, Hull. ml lluolcn of all ili.„„ m | 
ton.iTu miimrtin.:iit of JUVKNll V 
WbrmrlM. 

THEOLOOV 
Thin dopiirtmont Ih Tory l.rgo, ,. mb: 
work. In Tlifiiilnuy |iulilln|ird in tli 
r0 I*°. nnmng which mny Ih. r„ unJ , 
Jcrfiuy Taylor, Wmloy, Clark, a. 
LlMCO, BKUh, Sinioo,' OTlior,' Hh« 
I’alvy. StaokhoUM, Burinili.'riiidi^in 
LijgHtun, niirrnw, Jli-lrlll,,; 
N °Tln«, Bran.,' Homo. Uloomllola, 0 
tood. Klllo, Bullor, Kilw.rd,, Hwi 


■r saw in . 
much 

miM M>r 

inquired whether It was hot Cali'fhrnln gold, hut hnd "'u‘ i 
doubts at once removed by an Involve thori**»f l»elng pt'- 
sented to us, from one of the first houses In our city. re-, 
presenting it tobs Chore gold No*, therefore the mat- 
ter Is settled, and there Is no more doubt nbout tuc t.nocq 
mines and the pnictteability of working them. 

' The Proflnee of Chnco Is situated In the southern part 
of this Republic, the boundary line of which Commences 
about 160 miles from this place. The town of Bueneven- 
tura ishnc of the principal on the Chnco coast. There 
art* several port* accessible for small vessels, and not more 
than twd ur IliVee days' sail from Panama under ordinary 
aiiynwnMaaccs ; and jUl kind* of provisions are to be pro- 
cured IK moat Umntifui abundance ulongTne c('ftK ” c 
speak fhom expi-rience. 

Prom the Star, of- the 11th, 10th, 18th March, wc take 
the following : ■ *d- 

Skarcii roa Sib Joiiv Pmsius.-Ve learn that Capt . 
M’Gnlre. Dr Himpson. Mr. Jaco and Purser Hull, gentle- 
men engaged In tire English service, are now In this city. 


with the three already sentenced ThyjOn>pany proceeded 
aa agreed upon to the camp, hu tending It dw-rted. 
returned after burning the ltinch>umd. t The threeprison- 
ers were immediately after taknan. little distance from the 
ranch and hung. Our Infiirnurot .ifiates that one of the. 
Indians met his doom with considerable trepidation, while 
the remaining two kuet thoi^a# with calmneas and eout- 
posnre, not to say scorn. Jr 

Lfscntsiut Mr-arMT’#' B*a.— ' We haTe just learnedj 
through Brown's Kxpreaa. that on Wednesday l»*t. at five 
o'clock, r m . . two AtnsHoans were hung by the people at 
Murphy's Diggings.* CalavcVkA county. It ap|»ears.thnt 
ibey arrived in ramp on Tuesday, each on horsebackt 
andH was believed that the animals were stolen. That 
same night lh« y broke Into One cabin and stale there- 
from f4 <M> in quicksilver gold; they then .broke into 
another and found nothing ; and* they next broke into a 
Jew's clothing store, and stole* diamond pin. a revolver 
tnd $30. The above articled neing missed in the morn-' 
igtg suspicion rested upon the_two strangers who wcn‘ 
seen In town on the day beftwe. 

It appears that early In the morning the rascal* left the 
town ; one wa* seen taking one trailand the other another. 
They vpre immediately followed , and in a short time were 
ruptured by the sheriff. Mr. Marshall. On lfteirW»y MUW 


A Great Work for the People. 

EIGHTH EDITION 

HUNGARY Alt JD KOSSUTH. 

Ily D. P. TKFKT. D. I)., President of Gelinessce t/ollege. 
New York. In onn volume, 12 mo., with pbrtrait. Price. 
O.vk Dom.ar per copy. -nlOIIN BALL, 66 Qravierat. 

V3T Active Canvnsscr*, on application, can find employ- 
ment for the tale ofthi* popular and timely publication 
W Any newkpapor giving the above a few insertion*, 
shHll receive a cdpjr of the work, fre 


THS GEOEOIA 

JVDjrs 

CALIFORNIA 


on their way to join the English ship Plover. 

This vessel is at present In Behrings 8trait< 
taken charge of by Capt. M'GuIrc.ae soon ss 
that point. The ship will then proceed on it 


s. and will be 
he can reafch 

_ _ .„ v .je expedition. 

in search of Sir John Franklin, and ns the above gentle- 
men are taking with t hem a largo supply of India rubber 
t*oi\t* and other articles necessary tor the undertaking, 
we presume it likely that a trip across the Russian posses- 
sions is in contemplation. 

Natt DaVv— W e learn that Mr. George Law has issued 


Qaorga. C»jtt. D. D. Porter, 
’ from NonVork rin H.r.n., 


■e of postage. fe 6 


MEDICAL NOTICE. 

DR. L. PIEItCK, of .Columbus. Georgia, respectfully 
calls tho attention of Physicians. Druggists aud duelers in 
Medicineto 

EPPING’S EXTRACT OF BUCHU. 

This excellent remedy for all diseases of the kidneys 
and urinary organs generally also, all Dyspcpth 


following under ihe head of g«n- 

m th* Sgn Francisco Picayune, in 


From Vksmuki-a.— Tfio t lewYork Express has received 
advices from Gamccas to the 10th of March : 

Congress still contlnues-ln A^sslon. A canal of fixty-alx 
"miles i^’Ienglh, a nd a railroad twlcn'aa long are In a state 
of active formation; »nd a lino steamer plies every alter- 
nate day between Laguayti* and Puerto Cabello. The 
suoct eded in suppressing dis- 


Khetoric, 


but little nddition&l news respecting the Birmese war. 
The Goveruor-Genefal Is anxious to avoid further hos- 


Compodition, 


Drawing, 


•tilities. 


Chemlstry } 

Botany, 


The war continued in the south of Ghina. 

A large -piratical fleet had arrived off Ningpo. British 
vessels Were on the spot to render such assistance as 

ralghU b onp c c Ma r y : — : — r* — - — • — ; — — — 

AGSTItALIA. ' •. 

Sydney advices to the- 18th December had been received 
in Liverpool. Provtsious there were exceedingly dear, 
though not scarce.. The place was comparatively deserted, 
a great many of the pehple having gone to the diggings, 
where gold Is still found In great abundance. Women get 
ten shillings a day for discharging vessels. 

March ‘-U- the Canada exchanged signals With the steam- 
►hip Africa hence for Liverpool. 


Book-Keeping. 

Gcogf»phy, 


„ . ic COM-M 
of ordinary kinds, an d duration. I s owned and carefully 
prepared by tho subscriber, aud is Offered on hi* Medical 
knowledge as a remedy to be relied od. He is anxious to 
introduce it into the great Western market. All necessa- 
ry directions found on tho label, on each bottle. Wholo- 
.*alc price $8 |fcr do*. Retail, $1 per bottle. 

Orders directed to L. PIERCE, Druggist, Columbua, 
Georgia, wUl.be duly attended to Cash, or references, 
expected. Respectfully advertised, 
f® 0] D. PIERCE, Proprietor. 


S'mwlon, 


History, 


President! Monngns 2d, h.va 
order and revolution. 


Captain Blethen, which vi-sael belonged to MV. Vadderbllt. 
and was employed on the now line between San Juan and 
San Francisco. ( 

' It appears that on the nl -ht of the 28th February, this 
splendid vessel ran on a sunken reef nbout sevo.nty miles 
south of Acapulco. The night was fortunately calm and 
clear, which enabled all the passenger's and crew to get 
The vessel wrfs hound from Ban Juan' 


.1 *j*ogrnpuy, N . f ' 1Wl 

■ Natural rhllo,ophy 

Branch Orammara, Dictlouarica. lUaulcr, .u. 

,U,1 “ 

Greek an, I l.atln Book., of allMwcriptld 

STANDARD M-0HK8 

In ercry department ef Hcleneo. I.IUratur, 

J . B. would call the attention of hU fri rm i 
Uc to hla choice collection of .Mlaocllanlam. 

IVorka! All the new and raluablo work. puUfcS?” 
recolred as soon na laau. d from tho 1‘rcsa W 

,-DOJlfc8TIU AND BOHRIUN STATIOSm 
A large and Tal'nnblo ctnek of French V-ill 


Capital Pitushmevt. — A n'porto • the select committee 
to the Pennsylvania Legislature, on the abolition of capi- 
tal punishment, says.' that in fifty-tour years, seventy 
persons have been executed In th.'t 8ta t* Tor murder. Of 
one hundred and vleteii peHOHI Vr.ho luivo been charged 
'’with murder in Philadelphia county. t l> n wero-capi- 
tally convicted,' threo of* these were pardoned, two died 
before sentence, and only flvo were exempted, being oho in 
twenty-two of the indicted. The committ ®Rer a care- 
ful consideration of tho subject, have com Q -t« the con- 
clusion that the death punishment, ns a penal/ T for crime, 
ought to bo abolished. ' ' . 

PifKUMoniA. — The Petersburg (Va.) Intelligencer says 
that Pneumonia has for several months prevailed In Pe- 
tersburg. and. as "far as we can learn, through) lut the 
^country to an unprecedented extent, and with a mnllg- 
nlty and fatality unknown to our oldest inliablta uts. It 
has visited us in tho form of an epidemic, and its ravages 
have been drpndful. We do not believe that the c holera, 
when it was among us. swept away as many victim* a* the. 
terrible malady of which we are speaking lias done. 

RrnvcTto.v os- Taxation. — A, hill has been Introd uced 
into the NewYork Legislature, reducing tho rate of the 
State* tax from one to one quarter of a mill upon tb.c dob 
lar, which will probably bccome.a law. This aot is the 
result of the law passed recently to secure a more equal 
assessment of property. , 

Pi ota TxnniTnar. — Tho Inhabitants of Oarson’s Valley 
have .applied to Congress for the establishment of a terri- 
torial government over that region which Ilea between 
Utah and California. They propose tho name of Plota for 
the new territory. The region is said to be capable of 
maintaining a large population, and probably it may, in a 
.few years, form a ne w State. .. *. 

Tlie steamer Brother Jonathan', which was to hare 
sailed from NewYork on the 20th ult. for Chagrcs. has 
been withdrawn from the Hue. It. Is understood that she 
lias been bought by Commodoro Vanderbilt, plio Intends 
her as an addition to’ hit line of steamers running lie- 
tween San Juan and San Francisco. Her /passengers 
were transferred to the United States. 


ashore In safety, 
to Ban Francisco, 'and had on board about 800 passenger*. 
Tfyese unfortunate people, with tho crew, had made their 
way to Acapuho by land. 

Mi-nn>:a or a Prirst.— W e understand that' a few nights 
since some natives, lh a- village a ►hurt distance from 
Panama, entered tho hnuso of a priest and shot him while 
ho was asleep. Thu prieat died immediately afterwards of 
hi* wound. . ' ' ' 

Kin*:.— A fire— the first known In Panama since 1838 — 
has cMisumed some thirty huts. Loss inconsiderable. * 

From Havana. 

Wo haTe received our Havana files by the Goorgia up 
to tho. 31st ult., but they contain very -little matter of 
general Interest. 

A letter from Yaguny states that H most (exrlflo hnil 
storm occurred In that part of the country on the 0th 
ult. Tho crops of all kinds, which before werecxtremely 
flourishing, were entirely destroyed, and the fields pre- 
sented' an appearance, to use the word* of the writer. 
•' like that of the Blerras do Moncays in Arragon-jn the 
mouth of January.” One of tho stones was found to 
weigh six ounces throe drarfim* and five grains. Many 
others weighed throe, four and five ounces, and th« gen- 
erality were an ounce In weight. % 

Commkrcial .— El Iiiario tfe la Marina. In Its review of 
tho sugar market for the week, einling March 27, says : 
Tho news from the country, arriving dally, slio* with suf- 
fleent certainty that the present crop will be very short 
even below thn*. ofTast year, by not less than 300.000 
boxes ; a fuel that, without doubt, will have an important 
effect upon current rates. The exports of the week end- 
ing to-day arc, 19,706 boxos, of which were taken for New 
York'6360 boxes ; Santander. 2587 ; Barcelona, 1501 ; M^- 


.6000 ; C. Morris. 16.000 
9000; Myrra, 9000: Mil 
y croft. 90.000 : J. Gard 
IcGinnlty, 1500; E W 
900 ; Tobin I* Go.. 1500 
7000 ; O. Parrel a* Co 
ie.4000; McNally fc Co 
». 7000; Delias* k Co 
k 00., '5000 : Newman 
Ito, 6000 ; Praia k Co 
*.; JOOO; Barker k Co 


Tin: Latr 8ia. JoMn IIarVlt.— W a have already an r 
nnunccd the death of Sir John Harvey, Lictit. Governor 
of Nova Scotia. We find in the NewYork Herald the fol- 
lowing notice of him : 

Sir John Harvey entered tho military service upward* 
of half a century ago. aiul was with the British army 
whieli marched overland from India and joined the forces 
in Egypt, where he subsequently served during the cam- 
paign which terminated in the expulsion of the French 
from that country, aud hail charge of the French taratit, 
whom he accompanied To the pyramids, 
i During the last war between this country and England, 
he servuji in Canada as Lieut. Adjutant General, where 
lie waropposed to General Scott, then, like himself, hold- 
ing a subordinate rank in the army ; and so conspicuous 


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Mining Intelligence. I 

A Nrw Dik'Dvrrt.— T he Calaveras Chronicle says : A 
party of three mien have been at work for a short time 
pa#t. at Palladia, near Murphy's, and on Saturday last 1 
thi-y struck the bed rock, at the depth of about 06 feet 
from the surface. On the forenoon of that day they 
washed out twenty-one ounces. A report of their success 
having got abroad, the miners from the adjacent digging* 
rushed to the sj»ot, and Immsdlktcly claims were staked 
on». extending far away in every direction, and the great- 
est excitement prevailed In the neighborhood Being a 
•hurt distance from the Villages, there was but a single 
tent on the ground, which «a* Immediately dignified as a 
restaurant, and on Sunday It was thronged ail day with 
customers. When our informant left, there were over 160 
waiting their turn for dinner. 

Quabti.— 1 The Sacramento Union learns that a yalunblo 
discovery of Quart* rock has been made near that place, 
on Weber creek. ii. 

MiarHtV — Within a short time past new digging* were 
opened on the south-east side of Kenton HUl. or Mount 
Pleasant, which promise to pay remarkably well. . 
i Frenchman ’ a Cossal.— N ew and rich diggings have 


Atlantic 


country. 

About seventeen years since ho was appointed Lieut 
Governor of Prince Edward Island. In the Gulf of 8t. 
Lawrence, at which time lie held the rank of Colonel. In 
1837 lie' was promoted to tip? Government of New Bruns- 
wick. when he obtained the rank of Major General, and 
was the first of the Colonial Governors who was called 
upon to carry out the uulighteued policy of the British 
Ministry with reference to what is termed responsible 
government ” — a ta.«k of much deMuacy, but one well 
suited to his liberal turn of mind. 

During his government of that province, the excitement 
took iilnce In Maine, with reference to tne northeastern 
boundary ; and it is owing to the judirious nnd concilia- 
tory c6uf*e pursued by the subject of tills obituary no- 
tice And General Scott, that their reapective countries are 
indebted for the preservation of pence, at a time when 
the slightest act of hostility or indiscretion would have 
precipitated a war. An arrangement was entered into 
bythose gallnnt^nien, by wych the troops and militia 
were to be withdrawn from thtfD* disputed territory,” ns it 
was termed, until an arrangement should lm entered Into 
between the general government of the United States and 
that of Great Britain ; an indirect infringement of which' 
led to the recall of Sir John, the particulars attending 
which will probably now, for the first time, bo madu known 
to tlie American public. 

Owing to ijii ip road from Maine, unauthorized by the' 
authorities there. Lord Sydenham, the Governor General 
ofCanada. sent a regilnent to Madawoskn. in the -disput- I 
ed territory,” and Sir John, actuated by tile high and 
chivalrous fueling that belongs to his profession, lust im 
time in explaining, by lettei; to thq Govl'rnor of Maine-, 
that the act was that of his superior in command, for 
which he could not be considered responsible. • This step 
the Governor General considered as disrespectful to himself 
and the consequeueu was a representation to the govern- 
ment in England, that produced his immediate recall. 

The explanations of Sir John, on lain arrival in England, 
satisfied the British ministry tlmt tho procedure by which 
lie was removed from his government waifnnt only pre- 
cipitate but unjust, and he was Immediately appointed 
Governor of Newfoundland, being the first military officer 
who hail ever filled that station there— the government of 
tlie island having boeu previously held by a commander 
in the navy. 


T)jo Sixth Annual Session of this imitation win,- 
"*• ‘WM Slouilaj In Octnhor nwt.nd raZ 
i m month., Tho ln,titutlnn *111 |,o und. T lb, ~ 
direction of tho Principal. ami,tcd hy tho 
Toaohom. It 1, d coign, -d that tho Hchuol ,l„ll b, _ 
nent and eligible for a thorough rnuroo -f UjtfT 

mental, moral and phyolcal. The I, 

with globee : chemical, phlloeophlcal and ub* w 
apphratifo; tho planuo an- nc*. cliganl. «nd oflloriw. 
tone. The Bchnol I, offered t„ pan,,,,, 
wlect retreat for the a educullnn of young i.ol. ^ 
huildlngfl were conetniet.d eipreeoly for. Udk'hl, 
ary, and are new, cntninodlouo and well aduhdbtU 
health and comfort of pupllo. Thirty-BTe feartm m 
be accommodated. 

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M u*ic on the Pianoforte *.*,!!!*.*. | .* ? * 

Vocal .Music. French, Drawing and 'rainui^afc 
. Each pupil will furnish her |k‘dding. towel*, toobtal 
stationery. 

Special Reference to Dr. I,. P. Blackburn, tbeelmu! 
the eehool, aud the editor ef tl!e (lonconlli loMllpeni 
BAMUKL tv. BP1BI, PriaelMl 

Natchez, Mice., April 2, 18S1. 

N. B.— Parent, and guanllanz wDhlng to neon 
for their children and warde for lie next lerm. <u dea 
by addressing tho Principal. 

The presen t session will close July 28. " ^ 

CiKO. CLEVELAND. WM. CLEVELAND. A. » ~ .T " 

CLEVELAND, BROTHERS k CO. 
Commission Merchants; 21 Commercial Plsce, Kit Of- 

leans'. j t l 

RICHARD NUOENT A CtT ~ ^ — 
Cotton Factors and Commission Merchants, Jfo. 61 Tiki 
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W RIGHT. WILLIAMS k~CO~, 
Commission Merchants, No. 93 Gravier »treet. Net Or- 
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! Sacramento; Tho*. Robln- 


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VIVAL MISCELLANIES, containing cloven of his RE- 
MARKABLE SERMONS, &o., a mine of RICH AND 
PRECIOUS THOUGHTS -ON HOLINESS, REVIVALS, 
Jtc. It isjust tho book for Ministers, Class Leaders, yo\ing 

converts, Christ’s tempted onus, and for all who dcslro to 
bo USEFUL and HOLY. 

The rapid and astonishing domaud for this book lias 
already exhausted two editions. Thethihl will be out in 


Baird, of Nevada ; It! M. Warn- 
Baring, of BoUno. 

Ha** Instructed their delegates 


Oabson Creee.— A few days ago a speolmon of qunrt* 
was picked op In one of tho ravin** leading from the cel- 
ebnUed quarts mountain, weighing thirty-nine ounces. 
The lqcky hombrt refused $300 for It. ' • 

A company ha* been formed at riacervlUo, called the 
El Dorado Mining, Manufacturing and Water Company, 
for the purpose of couveylng the water* of tho South Fork 
of the American river into Placer^Ille. Coon Hollow. Dia- 
mond Spring, and Other adjacent places. 

Shasta Intelligence — From Gregory’s Messenger, 
direct from Shasta City, we learn that a very groat excite- 
ment exists in regard to Smith's and Rogue river. These 
river* pay extraordinary well, while tho excitement for 
claims I* much greater than was manifested last year 
about Scott’s river. ' 


For sale by Mr JAMES MAGEE, No. 16 Washington 
st., Boston j LANE k SCOTT, New York, JOHN EARLY, 
Southern Methodist Book Concern, Richmond. Va, 

Agents wanted to circulate tho work. Address Rev. R 
\V. ALLEN. FalMt'ivor, Mass. f e 0 


Interesting to Sfmr Masters. — Tho Spanish Govern- 
ment has issued a decree placing on the same footing with 
Spanish vessels, In regard to the jmymont of "navigation 
and port duties in that peninsula and tho adjacent islands, 
tho vessels of all naiious who concede a like benefit to 
the .Spanish marin e, 


and Vice-President. 


Later from Texas. 

By the arrival Tuesday of the steamship Meteor, Capt. 
Forbes, we have received Galveston papers to the 2d 
instant, and a portion ofbur exchanges from th ^.interior. 
We have not, however, seen any San Antonio papers. 

On her last trip, the Meteor made the run from Now 
Orleans to Galveston In twenty-nine hours, the quickest 
trip ever made. 

Tiik Wreck of the Independence. — The Galveston 
Journal, speaking of ihls disaster, says : Tho passengers 
saved no baggage — every thing was lost. The condition 1 
of- the deck passengers and emigrants Is distressing, being 
left entirely destitute. 

The beach is strewn with good*. The wreck Is to be 
sold on ‘the 1st April, as she l*ys. but is not worth much, 
as every thing of value has been washed overboard. 

Fao*T. — On tho 18th ult.. thoro was some damage done 
in the Valley of tlie Guadalupe by frost, but tho opinion 
is expressed that the planters, by some extra labor, will 
1 1 hj nhhi to make good-crops*' »-.r — f** — — - • - - 

The Fk£siiet*. — The freshets in the Colorado river and 
its trihutarie* have done an immense amount of damage 
and it 1* reported that several persons have been drowned. 
Several grist mills in tlie neighborhood of Austin were 
carried away. At Austin, the Colorado roae thirty-litre* 
feet In two days, the 11th and 12th ult. 

.Drowned.— Captain Thompson, of the fteamer Yacht, 
was capsized in a boat, anil lost three of. his men. on the 
bar at Brazos Santiago, a few day* iince, in attempting to 
sound the water In the channel. 

Fatal Disease. 


MR. JAMES WRIGHT 

Iluving Yor private reasons wHich no longer exist, dls 
continued his Interest during the last business season in 
the firm of James Wright & 8on, we have now the plea- 
sure of announcing that he become* this day a partner 
in our house, and solicits the interest of his friends aud 
former patrons. • ° 

To correct a general misapprehension, It Is proper to 
state that he has no interest in any other house. 

JAMES WRIGHT. A. j', WRIGHT L OO. 

New Orleans. Dec. 1. 1861. »' 


A Good Example.— The Legislature of New Jersey— a 
free State— has passed a hill appropriating one thousand 
dollars a year, for two years, to aid such colored persons 
in that State as mny desire to remove to Liberia, under 
the direction ot tho New Jersey Colonization Society. 


TIMEA'lV'.inE. 

DUNLAP, 

CAMP STREET. NEW ORLEANS, 


From the Sandwich Inlands. 

Th* steam propeller Constitution arrived at San Fran- 
dtoo. bringing dates from Honolulu to the 7Ui February. 

W* Jearn frutn the Polynesian that the Constitution' re- 
turns because there was not snffleient inducement for her 
to ply as a coaster among the Inlands. Tho causes as- 
signed in that paper are : tho unprecedented stagnation 
of business generally ; the scarcity of money ; the wunt 
for Polynesian products ; the general feeling 


A Res ur rect! o n I n i860, the 31*t regiment was *« rv- 


OAK BOWERY FEMALE COLLEGE. 

ALABAMA CONFERENCE OF M E. CHURCH. SOUTH 

y A U l' LTV. 

Rev. T. B. RUSSELL. M A . President. 


fog in Holland, and at Kginont-np.Zci- cH.'hmi bayonet* 


lias ou hand a good assortment of WARE, of nil the 
various qualities, which vdirbe sold on the most fuvor.a- 
hle terms. Purchasers are respectfully requested to coil 
aud examine. m37 6ui 


politician* 


with the French regiment bearing the same number. A 
ball fired during the retreat of (Re latter regiment passed 
through the jaws of a soldier uf tlie 31st. named Robert 
llullock. In the course of the afternoon lie was buried in 
t lie Hand hijl.wlie.fe | 1( . hnd fallen >l.y a sul,|?«r nf.liis ri.gi- 


K ‘IIODSUN. M A . Adjunct and t'iiculical Profe 


meut. named Carnes. During tlie night Hullo, k recov- 
ered. and having been lightly covered with Hand 1 crept out 
and crawled to a picket of ills regiment posted hear, lie 
was sent to the h<4pltnl. recovered, aud whs serving witli 
his regiment in Malta in 1800. His face .having bgen 
much discolored, and his voice scarcely intelligible, (a 
part of Ills tongue aud palate having bei-ii carried away.) 
Bad for some years served ns pioneer to his company. 


essor. 

Mrs. A. B, HUDSON, Instructress in Drawing. Kubroid- 


PH IL ADELPHIA HAUHLEKV AND THUN K. 

WAREHOUSE. 

S. ROBB 4 O o . , 

A’h. CO Xiiavitn-tlreel, A'eu* Orlrant 

Tho subscribers invite Planters and Dealers fii Saddlery, 
etc., to call and examiqe their stock. 

They are constantly receiving Goods frotp the Manu- 
factory in Philadelphia, And direct from England, and an 
prepared to offer liberal inducements to pureltuse'rs. 

Their •stock in storo is largo and well assorted, and is 
comprised as follows : . 

^Saddles, Bridles and Martingales in great variety ; 
Coach. ’Gig. Buggy. Dearborn, Stage. ^ "Wagon. Dray. Cart 
and Plough Harness; Horse and Mule Collars. Haines 
and Blind Bridles ; Trace Chains ; Medical BHgs ; Saddlery 
Hardware; Leather of all descriptions; Conch Furnltqn 


Miss C. LEE, Principal i f Primary Department. 

Mil'S M, J..TOOM Eli.. Principal of Musical Department 
and Teacher of French ami German. 

The ensuing session of the nbovfe institution will com- 
mence ou TUESDAY, the 6ib of Juuuu$~1862. 

Patrons «re reque*ted,if poniblc, to t'tttor pupils on the 
first day of tlie session. 

Oak Bowery, Cha mbera cou nty, Ala.. Nov. 28. d6 


8. K GUKMAN L CO. 


Importers, Wholesale and Retail dealers in Hats. Cifsitl 
8traw Goods. No. 36 Magazine street, corner of Ow* 
New Orleans. 

A general assortment of Pauania. t’nuipearhy. D|kn 
\wl Palm Loaf Hats, nt tho lowest cash prices, wwUKlj 
nn hand. 

ffjTManufactnry. 181 tyate r street Ne w York M 
P. K. A. MAI.ARD. , S.C.'aKUTU: 

MALA HD & Alt.MISTKAD. 
Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry fl«4i. 

No. 7U Grayier street, between Magaziue ami Cany. 

Orleans. # * 

V full supply of I’lnntatlon Goods. if** 


he lyid for some years served ns pioneer to his eompany. 
A soldier of it died, and Hullock. as part of liis duty, dug 
the grave, in which lie was found, on the arrival of the 
hotly for interment, still at work, though then hearten 
fee. deep. On being drawn out and asked his reason for 
making it so unusually deep, he replied—" Well. sir. it is for 
ptsir John Carnes, w ho buried me ; and I think, sir. if J 
get him that deep, it will puzzle him to creep out a* 1 
did.” Ou the burial service being read, lie proceeded to 
fill JUP. the grave., and actually-buried the man who ten 
years previously had buried him II ulloek was discharged 
and pensioned ill 1814. [Uuited Service Journal. 


Howard and this government. { 

M We also loam from the some authority that the Con- I 
sUtutlon will continue to run between ttal* city aud San 
Francisco, and should th® patronage lie sufficient, another 
steamer will b* added to perfect tlie arrangement. Till* 
will be the flrat stop towards the trans-Poclfio line, which 
tMn* l* little douht will be in operation before the explra- 
tion of the year 1852.” 

The Aral trip oT a stoamer between two ports of the 
Islands wa* made by the Constitution before her depar- 
ture for San Francisco. She left tfonolulu at 6 o’clock, 
r **., on the 31at of January, 1852-^ reached Lahalua on 
the 1st of February, and returned to Honolulu at 9 a. m 
on the 2d. 

Reciprocity with the United Btatk*.— An effort is 
bring made to obtain from tlie Uuited States a modifies 
Uoo of the treaty entered into between tho Hawaiian 
Government and our pwn on the 20th December, 1840, so 
ns tc admit, for a proper equivalent, the sugar and tobacco 
of the bland* free of duty Into the ports of California 
ooffee being already free The following Is the substance 
of 4 letter from Mr. Wyllie. on thUsulyect, to sir! Stephen 
Reynold*, President of the Royal Hawaiian Agricultural 

' . Foreign Oppicr. 31*t January, 1852. 

Sir— In the absence of Uie Honorable Wm. L Lee. I’re- 
rident of the Royal Hawaiian Agricultural Society, I have 
the honor tOHUhmit to you a* Vice President of the same, 
for Oahu, the documents undermentioned 
I am strougly induoed to the opinion that for a proper 
equivalent fur the produce of California here, the U. 8. 
Government might be Induced to admit our sugar, ooffee. 
and tobacco, free of duty iu the same port*. c * 
The information sent tornrty Mr. Jarvis, on the subject 
(< hi* Interview* with the Honorable M r Clatyon and with 
Mr. Huntor. and the declaration toTliie Kiug by the pre- 
•••t worthy Commissioner of the United Slates at his re- 


-We learn from the Huntsvlllo Item 
tliat a disease resembling the Asiatic Cholera broke out in 
the vlrinity of that place about threo weeks ago. and was 
very fatal In several families. Colonel John Hume lost 
thirteen of his negroes, aiitf a son about seventeen years 
old. a most intelligent and promising youth. There were 
eight corpses on Ilia premises at one time ! The afflictions 
of Col. Hume have beeiT truly heavy aud disastrous {' for. 
in addition to the above, tlie Item says, “his fences have 
been all blown away, and his fields, where tfio corn ami 
ootton should be growing, are overrun with stock, nnd thn 
work of the puM two or three months completely de- 
stroyed.” The disease, wo understand, first appeared 
among n gaug of negroes recently arrived in the neigh- 
borhood from Georgia, several of whom died. The Item, 
of the 20th instant, say* the disease had then disappeared 
and that the health of Huutsiillu was good. 

The Nr.w Capitol.— T he work on the foundation of the 
new Capitol was commenced at Austin ou 


DUNBAR k BUCHANAN, ‘ 

Commission Merchant* and Wholesale Grocers. 22 Gfavler 
Street. New Orleans. „]]* 


MOSES GREENWOOD k CO. 


Value op an Acre op Coal Land.— 1 The Pottmrilln (fa.) 
Milling Register, alluding to th^ cheapness of .land Jn that 
quarter a few years ago]’ -says now an.ucro of coal land *1* 
worth $18000. 

Many set down a higher figure. In the South Basin, 
(that is. from the Sharp Mountain to tlie Mine Hill ) 
where we have. all the veins viz : thirteen, indudiug red 
and white ash. tlie whole thickness of tho coal Is ninety 
feet. Allowing one-lialf of this for fault and waste in 
mining, we have 46 feet, or 15 yards in thickness, of mer- 
chantable coal. There being 48 000 square yards to the 
acre, we have, by multiplying the number by the tldek- 
ness. 72 000, square yards or tons of coal per acre, which at 
a rent of 25 cents per ton. brings $18,000. This is a fair 
estimate of the real value of an acre of our- emit land, 
without exaggeration or embellishment. It ih not strange, 
therefore, that our lands have. *mj are still, lucreaslug so 
largely in value. In England, coal lands, not possessing 
near the intrinsic value of ours, sell at from one to two 
thousand pounds sterling per acre. 


Commission and Forwarding Merchants, No. 23 Carondelet 
street. ' f ,. ( j 


Doalera in Fine Fashionable Clothing. No. 31 Canal street. 

(next door to Planters’ Hotel.) New Orleans. 

Youths’ Clothing. Gent.’s Under .Garments. .Hosiery 
Trunks. Carpet Rags, and q general assortment of 
Clothing, always on hand ipid for sale at 

the lowest market prices. nn6« 


Jfflce— Jackson street, Ik-Iw< en the Market-how ri 
Tchoupiloida* street. 

Itesidencc — Corner of Jaekson and Magazine street*- 1* 


A Good Book for General Circulation. 
KLST’H 

True Practice of Religion; 

Showing the means by which to live (i true diseisplo of 
Jesus Christ, iu Holiness aud Peace ; and nlso the Mala- 
dies of the Human Mind nnd Heart, which hinder the 
• true practice of Religion, with their enures and proper 
remedies. * 

From the Dutch 

“ SHORTER DOCTRINE OF PRACTICE,*’ 

OP ,TIIE 

Rev. EWALDUS KIST, D. D. 

Price $1- 25 per cent, discount, wholesale. 

JOHN BALL 


CHITTENDEN k DAMKH0N, 

Dealers In Carputlny. Oil Clotlis and HuuwkeephfW 
Good*. Nos. 26 Chartres street and 27 Curim** 
street. New Orleans. 


IlaS returned, ami is devoting hlmsell exclusively to the 
practice of his profession. 

Office at tho corner of 8t. Charles street and Lafayette 
Square. 020 

JOHN 


t. j. wHiiiiir. jamki wiwr 

A. J. WRIGHT k CO.,. 

Cotton Factors and Commission and Forwarding 2* 
.chants, No. 67 Gravier street, New Orleans* ^ 


the 0th u)t. 

Gov. Bell, Mr. Bhaw, the Comptroller ; Mr." Duval, Becre- 
tary of State, and other gentlemen, aided in digging a 
part of the trench for the wall*. 

Full Details by the Canada. 

Halifax Telegraph Oppicr, Mazoh 30, 1862. 

The Royal -mail steamship Canada. Capt. Long, arrived 
here this morning at half-past 7 o’clock, with dates from 
Liverpool to March 93- She brings 03 pasieng*rs.>75 000 
in specie aud a good freight. The Canqda sailed again 
this miming, at a quarter before 9. for Boston. 

The Royal mail steamship Cambria arrived at Liver, 
pool at 11 a. m., on the.l6lh Inst., and thu^olUna steamer 
Bultic nt 0 a m. on the 19th. Both steamers encountered 
atroug easterly gales on the passage. 

ENGLAND. 

The proceedings of Parliament were not of any mo- 
ment. if we except the explanations touching the renewnl 
of the Corn Law, given by the Premier iu the House of 
Lords, aud by Mr. D’lsroeli in the House of Commons. 

On the 15th inst.. Lord Derby said tli-t the question at. 
Issue between the Free Traders and Protectionists would 
be decided at the ensuing general election. He repudia- 
ted a factious opposition, and declared he had no desire 
for the law of 1840. or a wish to recur to the law of 1842. 
He castigated the proceedings of the Anti-Corn Law 
league— implored their Lordship* to apply themselves 
not to tlie reuewai of Free Trade, hut to such modification 
of the system, as would mitigate tlie hlqwa inflicted ou 
the agricultural portiou of the couimuuily, and nllevlatw 
thejiijustice from which they suffered He expratoed the 
opiniou that Iu regard tolhoee who hud suffered from the 
changes made, aud being left Without a corresponding al- 
teration in the expenditure* thrown upon them— the 
moderate -impdsitfoujjfjt duty, producing j» large revenue, 
and thereby eua bilug other taxation to h« taken off," wit li 
hardlv an appreciable effect ou the food of the people, 
would be a most. Just, a most economical, and for Ho*. 
country, a mesl advantageous mode of allowing relief.'- ' 
Lord Derby concluded by declaring lilsdetorminatioii not 
to, flinch from performing ills duty. The sufoi ct then 
dropped ! 0 the Lords. 

On the following evening. Lord Derby promised to'ap- 
noiut a couiuiitlei' to luve^tigafo the movem<-nt* of the 
Irish National Education Board with the view of witi- 
gatiug the opposition of the Irish olurgy. 

Mr. Napier, the new Irish Attorney- General, has moved 
for, aud obtained a committee to iuquire into the Ribbon 
System iu Irelaud. 

Great uncertainty prevailed aa to (lie period when Par 
liameiil would be dtHMilvcd. nevrrthcl ss. the two great 
parties— I’rotrctioulsts aud Free Triul rs — were busy pre- 
paring for the electioneering campaign, und '(ill the lead- 
ing constituencies had bee u addressed by candidates as- 
piring to the office (if re presell tajlv* 

Mr, Frederick Peel hud been visiting the electors of 
Bury —Lis oppour nt is Lord Duncan 
I. SirHioiua* Birch had retired from the representation 
! "f Liverpool Mr. t.'ardwell would contest the uext eUc- 
| t loo of that town. . 

I Th* Conservative* have got up a requisition to Mr. Wnj- 
M -McKeuzie. Secretary of the Treasury, aipl Mr Charles 
1 uruer, Uhalruuu of tpc Liverpool D ck Committee 
I/ord F.gliogtou liad iield Rls firsi levee ami drawing- 
r(M)iu. us Lord Lieutenant of Ireland , they were most 
iiuuiwrotujy attended, far beyond anything' kuowu sine* 
the duys ufjiarl Grey'irVice Royally 
izord Naas had gone down to Canvass tlie elector* of 
the Coleraine, vacant by Urn resignation of v Dr Boyd 
The. terminal i ou of the Coprk eleetl.ui had not reached 
LiverpooL-when IhM’anada soiled— it was the general im- 
preasiou that Mr Hcullv Would be r- turned. 

Tfo- Parlioiueutory Couimitb e of i Catholic Dufenca 
• Association hud issued *n address to tfo. Etectors of Cork. 
cUiogiaiug Mr Scully, aud deprecallusJLLu con.utoncy or 
ability of the protrslaut uaudiUat* . 'J^l reiuain From 
' th* tactic* adopted by the Defence Assi^dktlou. tl*r.«- 
fifth* <»l vh* iuulltliV will ,be rojupli-iuly iu the hauds > f 
I the P i lasts at th* approuchiug «iecliou. 

| Owl Utawurr, lull wUium 4 UUw», 


iOOUWVN. " JO||N „ ... _ 

nOODWVN li SAI.K, ' 
Attorneya and Counsellors at Law. AUrdeen. Mississippi 
Practlce^taw iu tlie various Courls held in the Sixtli 
and Seveutli Judicial Circuits of Mi.-issippi, the District 
Court of the United Status at Pontotoc, und Supreme Court 
-of the State at Jackson. 

Claims on any person In North Mississippi, out of our 
circuit,' sent us by our friends ut;i diitunce, will be handed 
for Hicni to competent, responsible Attorneys by us 
^ He fere nebs S ' 

G MdFarlane k Co., Aberdeen. Mississippi. 

D. W. Bowman. 

* Cloplon k Ewing. 

James K. Suuudurs k Son. Mobile, Alabama. 

Baker k Lawler, * - . 


Commission Merchants, No. 67 Gravier rtrwt N»* 
leans. ^ _j .* 


Po*T^OpPicK Roiibert.— At Havana, Chemung county. 
N. Y., three small boys were arrested for robbing the post- 
office at that place. • One of them was the son of a hatter 
residing adjoining the post-office, and he. in company 
with another boy, succeeded In gel tlhg into the office, 
while the post-master was gone to dinner, by removing a 
board from the partition between the two cellars. They 
first found a draft, which they showed to another boy to 
ascertain whether it could be cashed or not. and he con- 
sequently -became leagued with them. They followed up 
their depredations until they obtained about $700 in 
money. Whenever a letter contniued no money they re- 
scaled it aud seat it back. The butter's son confessed 
the whole affair, and they are all locked up for trial. 


. Publisher, 
66 Graviej st. 


The old and favorite stand, corner of CM* MS- 
and l’rytania streets, is now well furnished wiU»*rit* 
dhoes and Boots, of every variety. , 

Customers and strangers faithfully sewed wi»F" 
bargains and u good fit. from Monduy morning until® 11 * 
Jiiy night. _ 

N. B. — Please remember that I do not open onpri^ 
Therefore call duriijg tho week. 

fo 6 josepii 


BIBLES.... BIBLES*, 

JOHN BALL, 

No, 66 (Jrlivier street, 

Ha* just received one of the LARGEST und BEST as- 
sortments of Bibles and Prayer Books ever brought to 
this city.' 

FAMILY BIBLES, at from $1 60 to $60 per copy. 

OCTAVO B1I1LKS, at'from $1 to $10. in various styles 
of binding, 

SMALL B, IDLES, v^lth and without references, of vel- 
vet bindings, gold bauds and clasps, Turkey morocco, an- 
tique. clasps and hands. 

CHEAP SCHOOL BIBLES AND TF.8TAMKNTS. 6ct4 tf 


otptiua on th* 17 tli of January. 1851. remove all doubt as 
to th* spirit of liberality with which the Government of 
tbe.Uniu-d State* will receive *|| preqier suggestions for 
the amelioration of the subsisting treaty engagements 


co-operate witli the main 


with thU kingdom J 

The clipper ship Typhoon. Captain H alter, went to sea 
ou the 5th February, bound for Singapore and Calcutta ; 
thouce to England and the United Sutoe. The Typboou, 
the largest merchant ship that was ever* seen inside the 
reefat Honolulu, was visited by a Irrge number of per-« 
•ous before her departure The marine officer* of {he 
Vandal!* were engaged in drilling the native troops at 
Fori In Honolulu 

The weather throughout tlie Island* hod been very un- 
settled The winds were light, and mostly southerly or 
westerly, with frequeut calm* — the trade wiuds being 
wholly interrupted. 

I Uorolvli' Market*. — With the exception of lumber 
►ay* the Polynesian, the demand fur merchandise cuuti- 
uuaa M dull a* at auy other time for the post three 
“tori Sato* Rt auctiou iu suiail q un tit i ties, and In many 
this ”*’ < n * l^toll character, and prlo«« even in 


Jolm A. Winston k Co 


*100,000 WORTH OF 

Fashionable Clothing, Gentlemen'll'^ 
ing Goods, Ac., at Retail. 
ALFRED MUNRUE If CO.'S 

itebUduri* 1 * 1 


Sunfitrd k Coley, 

More k Lynes. 

Moses Waring k Co., 

J. J, Sykes k Co., . . i , i 

McMahon k Pearsall. New Orleans. 

8. O. Nelson k Co..' 

Hen. J. J. Oruion<l, Tuscaloosa, Alabama 
J. C. Whitsett. Gainesville, 

Silas Parsons. Esq.. Huntsville, .. - 

David Deshler, Tuscuuibiu. 

Wm. Conner, K*q„ • . . 

Siuipson, McAloPterA 6o Florence. 

James Irvine, Em|., 

William Knox. Montgomery, 

0. J. Nathan Green, Winchester. TenueMMt 
•fit-HrFwtrT. Nashville, ' 

Richard E Orue. Memphis, 

Wm. Garvin k Co-, Louisville. Kentucky 
Brody k Davies. 


The Virginia State Treasury EjirTt.— Mr. Goode an- 
nounced in the Virginia House of Delegates, on the 29 (h 
ult.. that the State Treasury was empty, aud offered n 
•bill.- which was eng rosed, authorizing the Board of Public 
W^rks to lend to the Commonwealth, for a limited time. 
a, ®JP u'ucy now in their possession, to be returned from 
the income of the State in July or Decomber. 


‘•One Price” Mammoth Clothing e*t 
Magazine street. New Orleans. 

GENTLEMEN visiting New Orleans are re«p*i 
vited to call and examine much the largcstwrio 
nleto assortment of goods in the above line to I* 1 
the Sout h, [ V . ' 

We manufacture all our Clothing expwrijfl* 
retail sales, mid it is with tho perfect confide* 10 * 1 
able to give satisfaction, that we ask all who m*y 
with a cull to examine particularly our »tyl*' B 
ture, trimmings. Ac. - 
All goods sold by us are warranted in every rt'*l 
after the purchase of auy articlo any dU#*B#fl^ 0 B ,, 
it will Ik- cheerfully taken beck end lk» m,a '> " 
Our object Is to please our customers. 

MJ- ONE PRICE FOR GOODS-No devUth* 
feff-lj Al.FItKU MUNHOKkl 

IH Megeilne itreft, Ne»<" 


REGULAR ERT GOODS TRADE. 

JOSKI’ll II PALMElt it CO., 

Importers and Wholesale Dealers iu Dry Good*, 47 Camp 
street. New Grleaus. fel5* 


Poisoned bv Accident. — Mr*. P. T. Barnuin, of Bridge- 
port. Conn., the wife of Mr. Boroum of tho Museum in 
NewYork, swallowed, by mistake, on the 26th ult.^a spoon- 
ful of most deadly poison, akeninc. or wolf* liane. for 
'some simple medicine. A powerful emetic rescued her 
from the very jaws of death. Borne years ago. a heavy 
dose of morphine, taken by mistake, very nearly sacrificed 
tin- life of the same lady. 


E. C ESTES, • 

COMMISSION MERCHANT, 

New York. 

Purchase* every description of MERCHANDISE on 
orders from merchants, planters and others, either for 
cash or on credit, embracing Dry Goods. Clothing. Hard- 
ware. Pianos, Carriage^ Furniture, Machinery, Planters' 
Utensils, uud Indeed every thing the market affords. 

(’))uslgumenta of any Produce promptly am\ faithfully 
attended to. 1“ 

— REFER* TO 

Messrs Wightiuan A Summers, Editors Southern Christiau 
Advocate, Charleston. 

Ituv John B McFerriu, Editor Nashville Advocate, Nash- 
ville. TVun. 

Editor New Orleans Christian Advocate. 

Messr*. J. 0. Nelson k Co,. New Orleans. 

Messrs. Cfierry. Henderson k Co., New Orleans. 
Messrs. Lowe, Paitisou k Co., New Orleans. 

Mr. Wm. Kckford. Mobile, Ala. 

Messrs. Weaver, Mulliu k Co.. Mobile, Ala. 

Ool. James K. Saunders. Mobile. Ala. 

A. O. Harris, Esq., Memphis, Teuu. 

W. B/ Cooke, Elysiau Fields. Texas. 

W. B. Jobnstgn k Urn.. Centreville, Texas. 

G. W Prince. Liberty. Te^aq. jy98 


thb mull 

cost. Good* are i.. 
uf which have to be 

may he 

at 6 o'clock, the 
obaenred to be rmpidij 
in, each higher than t 

land was submerged. 

r !li; . 

that ; but Aram what w« learn 

the tide must have ttec u wiu« twenty or tweuty-flve foel 
*bwf* iU usual bounds. F|ve bpures wen- »w*pt a war 
uud^uce* and other property derirey. d to * enumerable 
*— J — }■ V'T*.*” -rtoW wo* completely g U h- 

fii’leiitly to float rb*r. For about ton hour* thT hUh 

Wllor M.lllluiu.,1 al.ll ll.a.1. L in... I. 


way are almost luTarinlily behiw the in voice 
is are abundautaud import slioiis contiti'ue— all 
•- ha stored, to be worked off os O-jr best 

2^/i 1 L P » W0 "BM. ^-On Weduesrlay •rsnlng 
t at Woialua on this Ldand, was 
i«ing. and wave afu r Wav* rolled 

— — — mr--~ preceding, until the usual houu- 

^ *“ k"-" 1 aud tbo ordinary dry 

W. ha.. uo a'uOH-ulIc aocouiit from auy rvaldrut at 
Uiat I'iaec ; butthuu wbat Wr l.arn v. rboli, from a uaUr« 
Uu.Udru.urt ban ri.. u auiui lw«uty ur l.Vuty-Bvc Ul 
«Wn IU urua] bound.. V|... hoilrur «rn ,>’^,1 

- — T, — J- — m r' r » T -f — • ■ ’ l» i 1 1 In- i ,li rjl 1)1 e 

.mount. A rm.U rraa.1 at an.-bur hu rnuij.l.t.ly -ul,. 
utrraud ; borMupt. uf ( ball. u..l aiinutua bar iu riau »ul 


NASHVILLE MARINE, FIHK INSl'H’ANOK, AND LIFE 
AND TRUST .COMl'AN V. 

Oai'ltal *300 poo— all paid In. 

tfurpllM ....1 tmoiKI— rraiTTfd fund. 

I'ii la I FPlkl.uOO — aval la Ida aarv la 

JAMES A. I’OUTER. I'rwnMent " 
James Walker, fierretary. 

LOCAL DJRKTOItfl. 

H R. W. Hill, Isaac W. Moon; 8. O, Nelson 

R »• Freta, A, W Walk er, |j0gail IIuntoil 

MARINE RIVER, FIRE aud LIFE RI8K8 Ukeu al 
the lowest rates, and all losses promptly adjusted and paid 
at th* Ageucy Office, No. 33 Camp street. 

y , . . Wa l’AHTKK, Agent. 

Lou* Le**as*ieb, Ass’t Ageut. * 


Vamiou* Statuiii *. — Tho railways of Britain have cost 
twelve huudn d millions of dollars ; tlie canals thirteen 
hundred mffliou* ; tho docks ofae hundred nnd fifty mil- 
lions. There are 35.000 merchant vessels ; 385 war vessels; 
620 yachts All together represent a tannage of 4.763,000 
tuna, and are manned by 290, UOO men. An uverage of one 
vessel is lost nt every tide. 

Tin* amount of coal mined In' Poinsylvunia during the 
year 1851 was 1,400.000 tuns of bltuuiiuous, nnd 4 900.000 
of anthracite, uf which the aggregate value is $22.000 000 
The coal fields of Pennsylvania covwr 16.000 square miles 
Those of Great Britain cover 'ILO* square mile*. The 
first are above «»r within the water livel ; the seoonil from 
9U0 to I860 feet below the surface of tbo grouud. 

Gambling in Washington Cite.— T he Ctiuimou Coun- 
cil of WaatUogtou City, have adopted g resolution, asking 
of Cmigrea* tho passage of more effective law* for the 
►oppression of gambling, or the grauliui of such power to 
the city authorities 

. AppiuavW Against Kos»i th — Tlie Jark»on (Ml.) Btar 
says that while Kossuth was in that city ju a visit to Gov. 
Foote, a distinguished citizen of «n adjqiulug county 
in .de an affidavit against him. rhargiug hint with a vio- 
lation of the neutrality act of 1818. mud praying fura.war- 
rant To ibis arreet. The apjdicatiou was rc/Uned. 


MADAME DB RBIGNE’B 

t BELECT SCHOOL FOR YOU NO LADIEB. 

No. A Puntolba Uulldlaaa. 

T X a M * . 

For instruction iu the English and French Lan- 
guages. Elocution. Aneieiif nnd Modem History, 
Geography, the uae of l|ie f Holies, Malheiuatirs, 
Writing, etc., pupil* under twelve yi*ara of age. 
per month ,..,*,...$100 

Over twelve years of age 12 0 

Aucleut aud Modern Languages, each. . *4 0 

Music ou tho Plana Furte r* 0 

Other aocompiishments at th* Ufa*) sharfes ■“ . 

So OrUNM, Jasuwy, 1 MV JaJT 


TENNESSEE MARINE A N O FIRE 

INSURANCE COMPANY. 

capital •loo.ouo. 

nr- - 

JOHN M. HILL, PrMlJont, 
Oao. E'. Maitih. Beentary. 

Thla lan K criabliahcb Compaby. wllb the inoat auipl. 
meaiu. f„r tlie |,n,trrti,in of Iu I'l.liril. couliuueato Uk, 
RIVER SKA ujO. FIRE RISKS u,, n „», U ber»l 
UriM. at Re Ageuey iff Naw Orluane. at tbv i.fflre „f 

' ■ PlUKllTT. PERKINS k CO, ■ 

'“W . It W It. UbwltiMna 


4 dkkaift In that » iciully 


An Aii w Krii’Rie. — A spring ot water, having al) the 
yrupi-ilius.tt 1* said, uf theeelvhralel Altuq 8prl|||*, feg* 
Uiiii OlwvT.ial loo ibUoi Km MwfeUb V* . 





■ini' 


Publishing Committee 

of Louisiana Conference, \ «, n. rivers, », n. 

V OLUME II. NUMBER 11. ~~ 

•^^jTrrrnir fl ht r • . m iu v aku tav lbit *y ouj“30ar ffierfd,’ To 8er Fh^8o”lact8, so as to 

.v „«in wniue, to who«e hollow tramp' own mind has been much inter-' 


' II. N, MoTYEIRK, linn-on. 

NEW ORLE^§, SATURDAY, APRIL 17, Ks;V 2 . 


u>« ptle pnliu, to whooe hollow Irwnp- 
w "® D plmmhor* of the noul. 


trtinii tno P" 10 B • 

v ho the lUrtleil chombere of the eoul, 

, * Ml f nT erted torch o’or that wen o»mp 

, 0 , Archeogcl'e marohkllng trumpete roll, 

, w ml ” oot meet him «>• ohamloir dim, 

I h . ,„d o'erborthenod with « tumele™ fe»r, 
uC tb.'hrektb dhttore, and the Be'mee >wlm, 

And the drmd hour le near y 

. dear arm* might claap me foildljr then. 
1 i/ m kpf d the nummoniT at hay, 


ested in them, and I hope they will stir up 
Gtid's pcoplq to more earnestness in this 
oause. ****** 

J. M. J. 


For th« N. 0. ChriitUn AtlrocM#. 

A Leaf from 1848, 


H Y LIZZIE NEWTON. 


1 a, * to keep tho nimmoner at b»jr, 

, . >wn , n ', woe and tho calm grief of tnen 
* 0 . 111 '* at lwt 11,1 ’ tlU - '">hreatlilrigt>lar- 

gw earth’* fetter*. and the eoul would Bhrink 
^Thoa bound, Rom darhnoee and the dread unhnuwn 
Slretehtog ita arm* from death’! eternal brink; 

’ fhlch It muat dare alono ! 


sot In the awful etlence of tho eky, 

I’ocn pome mountain eummtt neror trod, 


I'm.n eome mountain pummii nerer „ 

Rp,ogh the bright ether would I climb, to die 
Ihr from morlale, and alomrwtth Ood 1 1 
' To the pure keeping of the etalnlean air 
Would I renlgn my feeble, falling breath, 

And with the rapture of hn anawered prayer 

Welcrme the, klaa of death! 1 e 

The pout, which wreallea with that doom of pain, 
Pmmelhua.|lke. Ill lingering portion here, 
VToold there f.+ght the rulture and the chain. 

And lead to freedom from Ita mountain-bier ! 
ill that It erer knew, of noble thought, 


All that It erer knew, of noble thought. 

Would guide It upward tu the glnrlnua trnrk. 
Kor the keen pang, by parting nngulah wrought 


• . . 

, Turn it* bright glanoo* back . 

Then to tho element* my frame would .turn, 


TIIH IVY IN THE HtJI^EON .... By Charlki Mackav. 
The Ivy in m dungeon grew: 

Unfed by rain.' uncheered by dew ; 

It* pnllid leaflet* only drank 
Care moisture* foul and odor* rank. 

Hut through the dungeon-grating high 
Them fell a mmbeam from tho *ky ; . * 

It *lept upon tho grateful floor 
In *ilent gladne** evermore. • 

The Ivy felt a tremor *hoot .?/ 

Through all It* fibre* to tho root ; 

It felt the light — it *ow the ray— v 

It Htrovo to blo8*oin into day. 

It grew. It crept. It pushed. It dumb— 

Long had tho darknesi been It* homo.; 

And in thalcurrent* of ,the air 
It* tender brnnehea flourished fair. 

It reached the boam-lt thrilled— it curled— 

It blesxed the warmth that choir* tho world i 
It rose toward* tho dungeon bar*— 

It looked upon tho nun and star*. *• - • - 

It felt the life of bursting Spring, » 

It heard tho happy sky-lark sing. 


■men 10 wiu *«.*»• — •• ■ 

No worm should riot on my cofflnvd clay, • 
put the cold limbs, from that sepulchral urn, 
uinw Hti.rms of lure* waste away ! 


IIUA W"V ' — - 

In the slow storms of ages waste away . 
j.,,,,, I wlnUa nnJ thunder'! illopkaon high 


JgiUU winoe u„u , 

SlinnlJ bo my rtapilem through tlic coming limn, 
And the white aunimlt. fading in tho aky, 

My monument publlme I 


Aud Wooed tlru *whIIow to It* leave*. 


Ily rain* nnd dew* and *un*hino fed. ’ 
Over the outwnftl w«|| It *pre H d ; 


And In tlio day-dream waning free. * 
It grow Into u flteadfn*t tree. 


Upon that *olltary plaee 

. * . 


The Missionary Cause in India. 


n,t n. X MoTyolre. Editor N. 0. CbrletUn Adrocuto. 

Du* Sir : Tho following extract from a 
c®5miication recently received, possesses, 1 
think, « general und unusual interest. It is 
from » Missionary distinguished for his learn- 
ing, fidelity, industry, and long experience in 

. , 1 • . A d-1 1 I. . A 


The mating birds became* it* guests, 

And sang its imiiscff from their nest*. 

Would'st*ku<iw the moral of the rhyme! 
Behold tho heavenly light, and climb ! 
To orery dungeon comes a ray 
Of. Uod'H Interminable day. 


“Mary S- — was married on last Thurs- 
day night— tho party was largo and vory 
pleasant.*’ Such was the short notice", from a 
friend, of .the nuptials of tin old school-mate — 
the reflections which it produced were far 
less laconic. Sho was an old friend ; beside 
our acquaintance in €lio school-room, wo 
hoarded together, and I being the older, was 
her mentor and confidant. Mary was an 
only daughter, and had been greatly in- 
dulged. * §ho was quick, rather witty, and 
had an excellent mind ; hut it was unculti- 
vatedffor though she hail been in school from’ 
her infancy, it had been very nearly to no 
purpose. She seemed ty bo equally com- 
pounded of good find evil, and yet had she 
been blessed with proper training, would 
doubtless have proved an ornament to society. 
Hie influence which I possessed over ( |ior was 
Very great, and though her feelings and pas- 
sions were strong, in my presence she main: 
tained the most perfect command of. them, 
and (i few words would divert her from any 
contemplated action, to pursue the course 
which I thought best. Though often willful 
eud perverse, sho had many friends, and but j 
lew decided enemies, before her education 
w’us completed, she left the village, and 1 saw 
her only a few times afterwards, the last being 
just before I returned to my woodland home; 
Sho was then “ engaged,” though but a child, 

I with the full consent of her only parent. Ah 
might be expected, her ideas of marriage were 


GATHER RIPE FRUIT, OH HEATH I 

, BY I JENNIf. WAB*r.n. ' 

How not thou, with thy sombre, wing. 

O’er'the beautiful buds of eafiU. 

Outlier not thou whnt tho nugels bring. 

• Blight not tho flowers at birth— 

.Childhood hath roses that fade at fhy touch 
Voices that hush at thy breath ; 

Linger uot, then, 'mid the early flowers— 
Gather ripe fruit, oh Death ! 

Vliion* lire wh'iilhing the bpow'of youth 
i With a deep, mysterious spell, 
l’utfen.nre throbbing whose joy and truth 
Hath men lil tigs too to toll — 

Youth hath fountains that chill at thy touch, 
• Gushing* that frecre at tliy breath 
Linger not. then, 'liiid the summer flowors— 
Gather ripe fruit, oh Death I 

. — A • - 


° \P«hlMin K Commute' 

W. mi r rah. ) of Alnbamn Confrrenee. 

WHOLE NUMRER.-HSB 


a Clirintinn father satisfy liiHlttmnoionoe-^cnn . r.t tk. x o. n,,i.„.„ A j„, C ~~ ~ 

ho have a heart to intnik Uotl l.y protondin K Th. Waarin* of Oold, How far BlafulV ^T„ b ° 0k ' ? k "®? U *• l n "‘ « for 

to worship Unit at tho family altar, without • two ii lol liars and n half as ^ ploayano Hi (hr a 

rctiuirin* of his children -ami hnnsohold a Dear Hn, MtTvmx: I do not believe that K '"^' r ' <mko ’ whatever they mb. 

rognlitr, Imhitnnl and prompt attendance on you would object to a calm attompt at an ex- tho y re * ri ' whether it is good, bad,, 

the exercises of family worship ! position of a doubtful portion of- Scripture, or '"“'wrent. If they onoe subscribe to a 

1 hnvo known family prayer, so c piled, to. « vc , n k opinions were hold in which ynueoulii 5T T" ^ 

ho performed, in all the ways above men-' nnt fn,l J oonetir. I do not think you would Ih „ n ’ f thojr d,d not i thei r 

tinned. Judge now, fathers and brethren, ,w nfraid of an examination of Scripture eon- t ,i . ’ ' ,IC “irown away ; as an oltl 

who stand at. the bends of interesting fnmi- 'luejed in the spirit of fair inquiry, ami in the " \ Wn " nci1 knew, for whose sick ser« 
i? i • « .... .... ■. . •. «... ^ ^ van l- inn thn 1...1 _ .... - , . 


on our book, we know it \n jnit m good f Vn* 
two dollars and a half as a picayune is fW . 


mill un mu inning Ullllr, Wlinout • — , • ran O 

requiring of hie children -and household n Dear Rn, McTvkmx: I donut believe th»t K '"^'' r ' c * ,tc Beeides, whate 
regular, habitual and prompt attendance on y°u would object to a calm nttompt nt nn ex- M ■ bo ™’’ th,, y re * d i whether 
the exercises of family worship ? position 0 r a doubtful portion of Scripture. or mdl " 6r * nt ’ If thoy onoe 

1 liitvo known family prayer, so e piled, ‘to. ! vc , n if °P inion " were hold in which you could 1 * rB " uro,to re * d **» 

ho performed, in all the wavs nlmvn net fully oonetir. I do not. thint- ” B ! " u PP°*°i that if they 


Maji'sty.rcstctii on mautirMHl's tirow. 


. The ft ri'r of life on tils heart. 

Hop., hath cnchaiiiiMl with cngorncsA now, 

Blit noUier spirit tlcpart4- 
iManhodd hath misslons’that yield to thy swny, 
. Fires that are i{iienched at thy breath : 
Linger not. 'inltl tHp.hlos.sotna of. tiny— 

Gather rfpo fruit, oh Death ! ^ 

Smlness hath crept o'er the dream of ago, 
Bitterness ties tit imTfifMt' ; 

Tt mpest and nilKieiv have lilottcd Ilfo's pagfe, 
'» Bid the worn*spirii depart. 

Wings that are fettered will plume nt thy call, 
Shadows will life at thyHireath : 

Como, H hen. in mercy, with sceptre and pull — 

- Gather ripe fruit, oil Death ! 

Peacefully resteth the crown of yenrs 
OiTlho Christian'H hoary head ; 

Faith, In its fullness, has silenced his fears. 

The timiulFnT passion has fled. 

Holy the visions Hint over him roll. 

• Prayer is the voice of his breath j 
Beml thou the temple thafprlsonsiils soul — 
Gather ripe fruit, oh Deutli ! 


turned. Judge now, fathers and hpethreu, *>e nfraid of nn examination of Scripture eon 
who stand nt.thi' bends of interesting fnmi- 'hinted in tint spirit of fair inquiry, and in tin 
lies, which way is right. Wlmt'ls tllopfopor P u ™ pursuit of the fruth. I propose such at 
course ttfchaqmVstied in this matter, in order ewmination now; and, if 1 am wrong,! th - 
td secure tlm Divine blessing, anil to build up “ ro y ,m i ,,r *om« other good brother, to sol 
your fapulies !' .lodge whioh oourso, is right, ln|1 right , 

in order, that your personal influence tuny he 11 » f*«t too notorimis for enncoiifmenl 

most deeply and widely, rind pennanontly that tho members of our Church wear gold 
. felt, in order that your households may pre- opposition to whnt is generally coneeivet 
sent to tho Church and to ' tlic wdrld their to ho tho teaching nf tho Itihle upon tlio mdi 
brightest ornuments nnd.humt vuliiahle mom- •'“ t ’ ' H " subject wortiiy of special nttch 


moy Whom we eoee knew, for whose sick ser- 

imro pursuit of the truth. I propose such an 'h’°‘"r Imd proscribed a doss 0 f 

examination now; and, if 1 am wrong,! l)n ’ , ! ! wthnr tf "»i It should 


> B,m t 11 1 nm wrong,! d,- i„, ... ”■ snonid 

sire you, or some other good brother, to sot .. wo ‘hey are the best 

me right. - cadt ra l or theso reasons wo had nt nnr 


‘hue in rid rather hate a dZwoZ 

on our hooks than .me man. m '*°- 


in opposition to whnt h. generally conceived 
to ho the tenching of the Bible upon the sub- 
ject. It is a subject worthy of special atten- 


Bribing sod Suggestivw, AModOU. 

The most magnificent anecdote to' illustrate 
IB rc moil* iiiitoms.,: i . . , 


hers. Arid, having decided what fled do- t,un .t t* ‘nquiro into tho causes of tho very the rebuil t • K " !' nt “ noKd<,, ° '*Iustrato 
inands of you, what is duty, .and your duty, K' ,,R ' rul departure, upon tlm part of those lute Dr ( !e T ^T 10 "" “l" 1 . 0 U P"" his (th« 
determine in tho strength, of Christ that at . wl ‘u are undoubtedly Christians, (giving evi- one thniiM.t i"t K ! • """.‘J’ ln ?hildli.md, is 
all hazards ’Jou will d.i it. For there is no Jonco in otlior rospocts of all Urn marks .,f tt,„ r . . hy hnnself: His father, with 


.. tf Christ that iit •»*“». “ rc undoubtedly Christians, (giving evi- one tbits fnUletf T ‘ """tr’ ? h >hlb.m<l, 
all hazards .Jou will d.i it. For there is no dl ' nut ’ in "‘her res|)ectfl of all the marks of the view ..r • • ljr ''""wtlf : His father, with 
more lovely or interesting sight in this world ‘he Christian,), from whnt is looked upon as in his .b-L 8 '™? 2 ridn ' Uwk ‘ V i i | iam 

than that, presented hy lin nffectiouato family Phdn Christinil duty. Vou will allow that a famous hoSr 

‘group, till gathering from day to day, with tlin IMU1Hn of Christ may ho as deeply injured Crossed wit I, n ?■ ‘ ' ^‘"rheod. Im- 

one accord, aronn.l the family alUtr, to adore hy teaching too mooli ns hy touching too mret !■" , lat ho miglit learn 


one accord, around the family alUtr, to odor.' hy teaching too mooli as l.y touching too great ti.lin,! "'at ho miglit learn 

timl worship tlm Father of mercies, in the httle. Tho fault ,of tlm Nathalie religi.'m is, tenod attm.nl U? !, un "“" WHr,d . he Us- 

name of Jesus, and committing daily their ‘hot it tenches too much. I think that tho alowtoe rhotolie D,* 'i ’* ri " on ' Wi ‘h vory. 

feet, their Ila.;ds, their. heads, their heart*, to ”°«[$ d doctrine upon the suhjoot of wearing d„scrlh...l hi. ’ t **?♦* of " !l » n waa 


. n j v, »tii 

feet, their hands, their heads, their hearts., to 
the guidance of his Duly Spirit. [Puritan 
Kecordcr. 


r°S th. N. O. <’firi.lj.il XdvMfttA. . 


Family Prayer. 


Mesopotamia Female Seminary. 


received doctrine upon the stihjooi of wearing describe/ Ids T’ 1 ^ WM 

gold goes farther than the Bible goes. And ness depend../ ’""' ‘’"'T* *“ ,Til ’ h,!l P le “- 
.hat, I think, is the reason why so many ex' £ Woign , iraC e, and 
eellent Christian men and women wear gold ' of r/oivinu thT V ’ ^ C ° mU,ion 
If you will hear with mo, I think 1 can 1 sZk 1 ‘ 1,1 lh ° Vi ° W ° f 

show that tlm Bible nowhere prohibits tlm Carted *° U P°“ the 

wearing Of gold. My authorit/i, the Bible ace f w ft U '2 cil th » 

Will you hear it! I anneal to the Word Z “ J am '. for hl " I** »P- 


o ** nuuiumjr in ino HiDlo. mco of naturo. William f W " ° — 

This institution is located at Kutaw, the / 1 ' 1 y !'" 1 ! lear it ! 1 <‘PP«>il to tho Word of posed that henooforth tho/ wb./llr 
ounty seat <>t. Greene, Alabama, and ts~wlth- ( " k1 ’ " ‘H yon hear my appeal 1 My first would abandon till ..the, . ! *?* 

ut doubt, one of tlm most Imuutiful locations argument is drawn from the offerinm. nf n,„ . 1 h,n 8 H t0 ^ 


Next General Conference — Episcopacy. 
Mr. Lditor Tho third quadronnial ses 


! . I'wrly fitted to prepare her for its trials and ut family prayer. Do you, sir, pray in out doubt, one of tho most beautiful locations argument is drawn from the ^offerings of the salvtF, don f 1 ' 1 °^ or thm g" ‘o seek thiS 

f or o. n . o. chnatiAB AsirMal. i »hc lmd no thought of the re- f° ur f “ mily ■ , hay 0 1-een th.nk.ug ot the for a school of that character in the South. Children of Israel, os Contributions 8 for tlm busine/w “dd lu “, ttmu,kmenk ^rtbly 

sponsihilitics she would assume, nor of the buuovoleucu uf Dod ns manifested in the in- The premises cost at first more than ten thou- Tabernacle of the Lord and , in ™ n t I I ! mu £ " W 1<>ng0r OCOU Pk' moment. 

j _ . a ? _ . i • .. Htifuti.m rtf mnst,:.,.:,, . ,.r*l l.i: a:.... RUtul dolltirs. 1 hn snnrimiH nm 1 LOTU, UtU UCCflpteil DV tllll 1 lift Mirvinn iwm tL. w...a .... 


as manifested in the in- premises cost at first more than ten thou- Tabernacle of th« I ** a™ i* )Ut, ° n " ,^ r 4,10 l,U8inc8B would no Idnger occupy inomont. 
o'; of the obligations mon “? d d<d J nre - ’ Tho spneious and comm.xlious P r A n h a t tfi„ r „ t Th” liCC ?P tcd t,KI Hie servioo over, they went out ,f cliurch 

.1 ■ ,, edifice stands in tho midst of r Inr™ < ropnet ut the Lord, Thev consisted larmdv und fits fnti. : ... . 


■” ° r . toiru quauronmal ses- ' marncu mo expected , , ; ' ' grove, and fins in front an olegnnt niazzn ex- "> personal jewelry: “JMcn and women as some 

the extended and important field he in part emu of tile General Conference of tho. Meth- “Triage would not tako place, but that she , y how _g rcilt *"» those comforts, tending at fuU length of the'building, wifh a o.any as wero willing-hearted and hmm’rfit ■.*«,. * “ deoui,vo to “«. 

occupies. KpiBoopal Church, South, is to he belli. ™“ ld bo united to Harry Sims, and the next ft * 10 ft" “ J»w of fluted columns supporting tie roof; bracelet*, andmar-ring, *2X^3 ft. f T Tl ' “ k ^ ^ 

Hi acquaintance with the languages and -the city of Columbus, Ga„ May, 1B54- ft* that ,he betrothed was a hgidc, “ d ft the whole panting a grand view. ■’ M ft o/ gM , J E Z ^ ' 

»— - «« “• «*»• rrer Sr. z&z : st? .zz £a <&. jss ar “*r~ “• ^ - * izZ'SJtasszi ss 


Meet, eg Hindustan and lhibct, h.s exten- Forthi8 wi sound di „nh L, . “ Mary seems to he fi.nov she V u blessings laid you under peculiar obligation convenient -rooms in the building and fur- „T, T „ »o™>n.»e imngs then, m the father; he expooted his father would speak 

r *-,* .... s»5art*saBt%ar& 

redeaco m India and accurate information i„, and the manner of its performance, are 13: but 1 »«t hope, believing. I never left Iil ' rt •» bus a philosophical and ohemieal not condemned. Now, I go at once to The ll3' hut l»lft ft ^ ft 

eoecerping tho religions, manners und ous- questions which we may discuss even now. knew Harry Sims, but I can not think ofjiim y . d '' 8uIlltu lf tl,u “ blessings are apparatus suftieient for all purposes -to illus- strongest Scripture on the' subject in favor of eoi.ld’n„t “ n “ ‘ft ' 1 *’ h ® 

tomx governments, literature, etc., of its di- with great propriety. The Episcopacy must without nnpleasant feelings; for the only fftnow you not that God is tlie.r author ! ft a /n iTeffift ‘he received teachings, it occurs in the e“- beln ThT.ft°T 1 ' * fcthw 

verrifi/ inhabitants, all fit him to judge P- bo lengthened hv increasing U,„ 1" time 1 ever saw him was hut little eale„l»ti l® “ r,ght you "bould receive the blessings, in.titnb<».._ A supply of text to Timn(1 „ . ft . AitogU. they reached 

the correctness of the statistics lie gives. 


of the representatives of British authority in 
India. His statements, therefore of what 
Christianity has done and is doing for the il- 


the correctness' of the statistics lie gives. ques H on • lo answer , --- - e, w,„i remom- 

, .. . „ , ,, , . . this correctly, let miaek, Whnt are the duties her, whon tho quiet ot our little villngo was 

The. wnter is Bcv. Jesse M. Jamieson, of 0 f 0 ur Bishops ! 'Briefly, to pratSTin the An- 8 « seriously distur&qd, for several ''sueeessive 
Ambula, Northern India, whose noble mnhi- uuat Conferences, and truvel.at large, to oecrsee ni Bbt»i bis name was numbered among the 
feBUtioni of the expansiveness of true chris- the temporal ami spiritual interests of the rioter "’ Hut ho has joined the “ SonB," and 
I/an /wnorolenco have won him the cuntidence, Church. An-inercase of the number of Itish- ‘‘ * 8 “kid refonmod. I hope, for Mary's sake, 
friendship, and frequent and munifieont aid °P 8 um y neoaro the performance of Jlie first tlmt il iB trU( ' i “"d yet I can not hut fenr ho 

of the representatives of British authority in duty ’ but wil ‘ U of *b" Bocolld ? ' ia ft , ‘ ualillod t0 1,lllke bar 'happy. She 

„ r .. ' Suppose we take a medium number, snv “«™ed a strong arm to lean upon; und if his 

... . 1 L1S ’ ,oru oro 0 win 6CV en, and that we have twenty-one Annual "baracter is such as represented, he should 

Christianity fias done and is doing for the il- Confcronces-.tl.rco to each! Now, will a have married one capable' of strengthening 
lamination and salvation of thoso intensely journey from' home to thB Bites of theso Con- 1,18 impulses, and of leading him, by 
heathen countries may be relied on, even ferences, made on steniuhoats, railroads or bl 1 ‘"flui'iiM', to 1 seek lmpriiness nt home, 
though they fiir exceed what wo havo been nm *' stages, ho such a traveling at large 'I ei1 bil and forbearance are virtues rarely 
accustomed to account the sum of its achieve- tl,rou gb the Connection, as -the law of the- 0Itc ‘ r ^ cd ! j y Mary, and yet wero Her husband 

^ — Church contemplat es ! The angwel- is ohvl- a . different man, I would have much confi- 

m. M ... . . 0U8 - but thoy must travel ! Travel! How deuce in her ns a wifo. True, sheis ignorant 

in ing you mig it ho pleased to givo where, when, and for what intent ! Who is °f many -duties, arid has many faults, hut she 
statements to your renders, 1 send you able to answer theso imjuiries ! We might “ y oun 8. affectionate in her nature, and her 

that portion of Mr. Jamieson s late letter say, travel hy private conveyance, make easy biisliii'nd would -certainly possess unbounded 

which contains them, and am, dear sir, vory "‘ages, and stop with the brethren, preach us "illuence over her. 
truly your friend, etc. J. &.xCopf.s. ‘bey go, especially every Sabbath. It was hut a Httle while ago that a party 

New Orleans, April 13 1852. 2 ' Travel to those places where they are of bght hearted girls gaily promised to attend 

' most needed. But who is to determino that ! eftcb 0 ‘bors' weddings.; nnd now what changes 

Dcccmhor 29^ 1851 . The General Conference can not-i-the Bish- h -° comc upon them! One has married', 

anil • ^r'* " Wls ■ I owc 7 nu many ops themselves will often he in the dark if but none ‘bat group. were. present; one 

S 'ftlm to your long and left to the preachers-eacli will insist that his 8 leops'with tho deud-and so with all, tima 
jjtmitmg letter of Docemher 30. 1850. he. finis i. .. lmHheerih.ro, 


. .... ... .... . _. this correctly, lot us.(i«k, What are tho duties l)or ’ whon th ® 1 uio ‘ of our little villngo was f.”“ '““.“J v ““ uu upproVod nuthors. So that studcnU need bo wi ‘b shumefueedness and sohrietv not*with T H "HW***™*'- 

Hic wnter m Bev. Jesse M. Jamieson, of of our Bishops ! 'Briefly, to preside ,,, the An- 80 «*'*»'*■ di8 ‘» B '-Qd, for several'suoccssive ft b<=se blessings nnposo. Aoulu-r at no trouble to. supply the, ..selves before bmided hair, or gold, or pearls, or’cctly ar 

mba 1 *, Northern India, whose noble nmhi- „/ Conferences, a, ,d travel at lar^e, to oeersee "''* hto > name was numbered among the “>« ««res uf business, nor the calls of friends, caving home with the expectation of making ray;” M hut with good works ” Now /vou .1,1//^ otn,,sboots, P ut hi. feet toward, 
estations of the expansiveness of true chris- the temporal and spirdual mtne ts TZ rioters. But he has joined tho " W' and ^ pressure of other duties, will afford ^ thi. SorinuT. ZS n 


i your family ! 


ymU,avenotinm;'«r you'.i/"l mrital/im^ haw distirfguishing^t of godly women shall ho was not true! Ho felt that ho had been 

tunt business, or this cross is burdensome to nev °r b f d l . l »“ hero as an instructor of w0rks » ^ nofc « old . <« or tnfledwith; that the preacher had decoived 

11....1 i • •. i or... young ladies. It is only a finished seholuf C() «tly array. With women Drofessimr irodli- him: and from that, timn Lo lumamo 


lilUUOiaiCTJ • •*! 

accmtomed to account the sum of its achieve- tbrou « h the C<“ncetion, as -the law of the- e ft d |y M ‘iry. and yet were her husband ft ft y ? u F*? "> I.Wp're^imruF ’tl, "hcuT 011 ]/ ,/d/r !l” bo worD a " ““bsidiory to godliiiess, or “goodJ 

merits there. - Ghurch contemplates l The answer is ohvh addleren t man, I would lhave .m.eheonti- ft Z° P-U »«4t f«TLlK worh." . * — ! * .‘ 

™- i .1 1 1 . . . 0U8 ’ but thoy must travel ! Travel! How, donee m her us a wifo. True, she is ignorant ^ u "’ 8U ™‘«"tmlTOson, or else confess hfln- ofthe teaohor, at once fearing arid rosneoUnu Peter gives similar directions, and is plainer MAiutict von Yovnu Women in Ho.voaiiy.— 

gj ug it ho pleased to give where, when, and for what intent ! Who is ° r ma,l y -duties, and has ninny faults, hut she C 8 ‘b' ‘hat you are living in opeb and, daily him. All of the above may bo said of Mr hiinBolf, and makes this tenching of St Paul f T‘ , S ‘- I>0 ‘* r ' whlol » 

k* BtatcmenU to your readers, I send you able to answer theso inquiries ! Wo might .» young, affectionate in her nature, and her ft* "f^an' important known duty, and Winohell, who, for his gentlomanW deport- much plainer. Peter says: “whose adorn- 

tlmt portion of Mr. Jamiesons late letter say, travel hy private convey ance, make eusy I'us^^nd wduld-certainly possess unbounded ttV ' in P c°nlu8KA'd your rcmitwneKS, forsake it, ft 1 ) /J” . i ^ ?S r » n g/’ speaking of wives, “ let it not he that certain place, for the purpose of agimemllfoir. 

xhich contains them, and am, dear sir, vory 8 “*g« 8 . ™d stop with the brethren, preach as '"fluenee over her. ““ 8B ‘ «*P ft "ltar at onoe. But “"ft WCUr ^ th ° CBteei " uf h ' 8 outward adorning of plaiting the hair, and of **££2^' ? h 7 

truly your friend, etc. J. ^Copes. the y 6°’ C8 P ecia . n y ever y Sabbath. ^ l - ,ut a ^tUc while ago that a party P<ftpyou have an altar and do-pray. The Seminary is about one mile and a wcarin K of K old > or of P uttin Z m apparel there^ ihat, .while nurd. usiSghouaffid uteris! 

New Orleans, April 13 1852. *' 2. Travel to those places where they are of “gat hearted girls gaily promised to attend ? w ciiao you pray. 1 he hi hlo teaches (juarter from the business part of the town if you give this u literal interpretation, they choose for themselves partners, and con- 

. ’ most needed. But who is to’ determine that 1 each others' weddings.; and now what changes you tp fir8t tlle km g doni of ^and his which make’s it sufficiently excluded frdm all it* direction to married women is, to go with- m T he parents bring their ipnr- 

»,.ri Amcala, Dcccmhor 29^ 1851. The General Conference can not^tho Bish- ha - T0 cnmc R P<m ‘hem! One has married', righteousness, _ond implies that God deserves ‘empUitions. The Menery is delightful to the out any apparel at all. It teaches to go with- /TraccSn'Tv her ll/l n",' in‘7 


him ; and from that timo ho became inuliued 
to distrust every thing he heard. [Memoir 
of Dr. Channiug. 


;vuiij luuu uuu Mia jruujjg UlUiaOIlM. IOr It IS 

there that, while purchasing household utensils, 
they choose for themselves partners, and bon- 
clude marriages. Tho parents bring theirirmr- 


field is entitled to special attention. Here is ft W- he deserves the earliest and best hour in each «-• It only teifohes thll : thatmorried TlZ'g“r»tV^d IM, fcSftKk 

M ‘ ld ’ aowevor, in letters to a real dilficulty. ^ . Again I sec Mary's bright face, and hear dft ^’ 1 bo morning should ^horeloro ho prC- What makes this institution so 'desirable, Is Christian women are nat to make the gold, pieces of go^d or silver they may possess, are 

L Mr -. Stanton, written and sent off 3. But they must travel, when ! All the' her mcrr >' voice, as sho exclaimed, “ Now, , ' , ' rrcd for tbo dut y of fami b' prayw. 'J'hon, «» excellent taste that is displayed hy the urtd the plaiting of hair, and apparel, which ?‘ ru “8 "Pmfr, #nd ne,ltIjr »“»°l‘»d to 
^yllStfilS ft'. 1 " 0 ® 1 tiftld 8 'would, he an unreasonable ,.burde». but.aii, another thought , M ^ ln>> ' ft ft ft tbcV WUar ' their "dommerit-not at all. L™-.. 0 ! . 


oft , . . ~ — “r* time— tins would, he an unreasonable burden, promise us; hut all, another thought 

to rive W U - uo “ tluns ' 1 wnt0 now 4. but fur what intent must thoy travel ! ~ tbe 8c b otd B> rl '« a wife, has thoughtlessly 
tit! rnlrtt! U S .° m ,i 1, ‘ tt ' re . 8t ‘ n S * a0 ‘ 8 add stutis- To supervise the temporal nnd spiritual con- tuken u P on *>er life’s lieaviest responsibilities, 
Tlicv V *° *' r h B 8lonary work j" India, corns of tho Church. To do justice, they and forever seuledher weal or wo ! And now 
,rvin W8rc a are " lyprepared hy a Mission- should visit every preacher and his chame s N° u 'd ‘liis union prove. an unlmppyono, will 

J 1,1 ^lUCUtta. and nm fho Infnut nn/l nwud . t m. . .... fe 4l._' Y . /• e 


,W, ferr6d for duty of family prayer. 'J'hon, tW» excellent taste that is displayed hy tho urtd the plaiting of hair, and apparel, which •["» upon a etring, and neatly attached To 
, if eycr, the soul is balm, and all’ its energies ‘“bshitants m liortiuulture— in tho cnltiva- they wear their adornment— nnt at all th ® ‘’raids of theirhalr. 

fresh and vigorous from recent sleen Dow Don of shrubbery arid flowers — the beautiful T . y , . . , ., .' Thus fitted out, every rirl who desires to find 

9ly B. *!,“ , If r“,S , P ' ^ rows of hawthorn hedges are cultivated th 1 *“7 »re to have something above it. fheir a .husband betakes herself to the fair. She quite 

os, lu D r . * a, ‘“ “'‘nuld lift her eye and porfeotion. Nuture and art Bpreod out in so adornment in reality is to be tho “hiddon the house of her father, perhaps forever, and 


uvin fid : " “J " euuuAu visn every preacher and his charge u,ln u, “ 01 * prove nn unhappy one, 

.«.heafieewlyft th ! la . t?8t ' ,ind D108t during each year. This would bo impossible. -N'ary's mother he free from censure ! C 

200 n -.-. ? V l ‘“ ln ‘>»« lust fifty years But lot us supposo all this possible, wlmt’ 8bo not lmve ‘uught her to look upon 
ruiLBtant Mission Stati()nR' havo Loon I ur„ ..uliU A! » ^ ... . morn unvlm. ular 1 : . .. _ x. 


200 IWoHt 7 m- • ‘ • yyea bufc lofc 1,8 8U J>P080‘ all this possible, what* 81,0 not nave taught her to look 

commenced Tit . T? Sta ‘‘ on8 ' ft boon then ! Wo sho.uld then have Diocesan Bish- more 8uri ously, and marriage as “a 
dustan Ti carried °n elficiontly in I lin- ops, instead of General Superintendents. As an earnest of holiei* things unscon 

■ I “« 8 e now encaco the services of n otwint minui wnn ilrinUi ..r -II ... .. . I lv. Hiirolv nlia orvuLl A.. 


J X . ••• “ uiuniiuii 

education — it not only infuses purity of ideas 

1 tkri..~l.A.. * il... I A P 1 ,«*' 


dustan TI ou emtienw y m I!| d- ops, instead of General Superintendents As an c,lrneMt ot hohot things unscoi 

«3Mi8sionTT!/T ° f a 8tri0t con8 ‘ructionist of all constitutional >y< ""rely she could, for 

«1 Soeinfro. • ’ ri ’° belon B t0 21 Tvungeli- l U w, I could novor consont that tho Goneral ‘ ohmn “‘‘;‘ 8 f? we ‘ h u "z ‘z J »z- ““J «« t 
lip,., oh , . a [°P o ond America. Of Conference should do that indirectlv which ii a„.i 


thing* aid it lu 


Ihew 2^ ^ Eur ° pe ftnd AmoriCa ‘ °* Conference. should do-that indirectly whlcfl[it And^bnT t mind, both yearn for repose-; til] tho evening f 1 *? M 10 ^ mi,,ar y aro exoe 

weBo 22 are ordained niitivi'H RabLIau »!,«.» , a6 tnairectiy wmcn it And tho boat unto goodorovil may b« given in thivhour* r„p nntl nil tim wa i r being decidedly religious, and would < 

“■ere are 551 JT T • ' ““ ft can not do dlre ‘ ! %' “ no power to do ““--z " 8 far 8 P" nt ’ and al th ® yoan ‘5? r lne '” bcr ' i of tenanee no umusemenU or' innovations 

■rei.i- .AA. ” ttt n‘ native preaohors who away a General Superintcndoncy : and an^ 0, how nearly docs tho destiny of a child tl,e funnly ure sunken m Slumber, and think would ho demoralizing to tho scholars. 

‘ mo word of God in tho hazats and s^u.i.l,. n .M n imw... u:.i ... j. T n ~* j - . . 


* , » V ' J , , t 'IUUIUI II|>|IUIVA nv uiiivii uo IU 1SUVIUI 

wearied with toil and sympathy with the of their being. The morafs of tho people in rior adornment of tho graces 
mind, both yearn for repose-; till tho evening V. f Seminary are excellent, think all tllc80 Scriptures , 

is fur spent, und all the younger members of tenuoce no /nLT/’T^or "/I'jTiT/ns' thnt teuoh the 8u P crior importat 


looking ohaps, 


e other, hand, the 
themselves wives, 
the very beet skin 
in. These saved* 


ladles run and I 


Maim tho W "ft P reaubor8 wll ° "way a General Superintcndoncy; and an^ 0, how nearly does tho destiny of a child the homlyuro sunken in Slumber, and think woi 

villages, °L„ th ® baitthi a,ld consideruhlo increase of Bishops must do this lie in a •"other's hands, and with what fear “ft tiod or conscience hy u few drowsy This institution deserves tho patronage of rations- 

taining 17 3*r are ,iuJ . ntt ‘ ,vo churches eon-- thing necossarily. I therefore eoncludo that ft "d tremliling should she begin her duties - petitions offered then. Is this your time for tho Methodists, though the school is not de- external 
These f ur l mf uH communitm. unless disease and death should make sad how closely should she wait upon Him who f r,l >' cr! And is it right to m'uko this your ««"«» to sectarian. ' Yet, the Principal propriato 

UO.OOO nominl/thri„HRriH a w/ m ' nUnity ,° f llaV °° ,in " m « the bcnch of Hial 'oP 8 . one nmre t 5 ! ™th good gifts to them that ask- Him, and onl y ft P^cr with 1 any member of ^to’dhTt^ChMoh 0 ' Ther ° 1 
Deseingn of the Gospel ' In additional ^ u11 that tl^thurch will really need. how often commend to His care the little ones yo" household ! What if your wife kneels members of tho Methodist < ! lmrcii do not U ‘ think 

liiere are mnnv th u 1 f “P 1 , 80 Bo tho number one or more, how should Ho has consigned to hor keeping. Tho ex-, Wlth y>'“ at tho altur ! Is this family prayer! take a decided stand in tho support of their lf ' tiicre 

’“■a “ot conne t t' ’Ti " °j U ” a . ,V ° . ,8 " ‘ho electors ho govorned in making their tent of a mother’s influence who can know, ' But how do you pruy ! Granting that you schools, who wi.ll! A very small part of tho never ha 

cietiesand „|'T , W ""yifttft s °- cl.oioe! I answer, we want a wise mao, a and how much will he required at her hands du at the domestic altur, and at the church, patronize the. Conference institutions, ahusa of 

I’ldtrUiesiirin.’ 1 * 1 18 lm P 088l 'dc to find out. pious man, a working man. Wo have nmnv none may toil! May He who blessed little "lorning hour; in wlmt inarmor do you up- *5" 5* ["ft " f has mu 

S there ur P e 1,345* vcrnL/lar' d,iy TchoolT T''’ / *?, ° f tho work to 1,0 d »no children bless all who need grace and strength .ft 1 ' tbo ft ft’ Some b,,w down pcoting help froin wherTthey hTve“? rigT.t/T ( ' t ‘ ri8tittn 

®«k(h there irefi^mn Tro th f tftlt dunu . nd8 “'at a Bishop should ho a sound to rear them. humbly, with child-like reveremie, and pray expect it, uml where reason would dictate— dressed, 

““ateliirionif ti u’-n y °," ' ‘ nH - ructea doctr»nnl, experimental and practical preach- Louisiana, 1852. in faith, with holy earnestness and jmportu- certainly in preference to any others— they Christian 

acienoe al t" 0 “‘Me and useful, human or; and secondly, ho should ho a business — . i- ' ' nity, feoliug that the blessings they crave lire 8 >‘ould receive tho fostering care «»r the The ini 

‘"li.mboT; , • V ftft “""ft nuin, and horn to govern, uh well as ant to Church Sleepers Rebuked indispensable ; that they must prevail. They C h"rch_ And when she looks to her own inter- lhe graoe 

<i °°y 8 trained up under tho eve of tench ft tu n„t P' lo v . . . f, - , J ost, ut the mime tune tlm community nrn re- , , 

.Missionaries, Besides these there ere ..u J. nn-:...?, or P ame nt to tbo P ul - A Sunday eveninc or two mm. the leetnrer .. ft efthq. Covenant ; ceiving a lilco benefit. This notion of Motho- ft e .*P 


ould bo demoralizing to tho scholars. excellence of vital godliness to external deco- thitliei- by tlieir fithws and thoir nncTtorcutang 

This institution deserves tho patron*ga of rations. Got tho heart knit to God, and the many side glances and wistftil looks toward the 
in Methodists, though the school is not de- external decorations will bo modest and np- capping merchandise. 
gm;d to ho sectarian. Yet, the Principal propriato. He gives his fancy s free rein, and whop h« 


only time for prayer with' any member of “‘D 8 "ftf .." f “?°t denomination would There is nobody ell 

your household ( What if your wife kneels members iff the 'MethodTstfti’rci. do not Ul think ‘here is any ........ u . 

with you ut the altur ? Is this family prayer? taken decided stand in the support of their ^ iherf wflro any harm in it, God would Upon* the ''lot so exposed 

, But how do you pray ! Granting that you schools, who will ! A very small part of tho never have made it. The harm lies in tho Ifth" U a rents ask^ten^ 
do nrav ut the domestic nlbir. jiiid nt tl.u churchiPatronizc the t'onforence institutions ;< like sen. 


" * vv ) • iuipi|mi propriuie. , * v - *** v * v, “* w«cft no 

member of tlmt denomination, would m , . ,, finds one that seems to claim his preference, ho 

that Church for support. If the ft” '* "°ft 8,Uy en0 "* h ,n tbe World at once addresses th. parents, asL whnt they 
•S of tho Motliodist (‘liurcli do not 10 tluDk there is any harm m gold, of Itself, havo given her, snd asks what price thoy hare 


**“ P» - ' w " * ,vv - -‘“I waai* TfiiCfJt lia 

finds one that seems to claim his preference, he 
iit onco addresses the parents, asks wlmt they 
have given her, and neks what price thoy hav* 


^OW'bov* tre- ftTh ft men, und Dorn to govern, us well us upt to Church Sleepers Rebuked. indispensable; that thoy must prevail. They Ana wnen sue iooks io ner < 

,i ’ - °°y 8 trained up under tho eve of tench ft tu n„t . F lu v „ , , . J ost, at the same tun* the aommum 

I'he Missinn ” 8rd of God. , whn t we want. “ft al ’d addressed his congregation heartlos9 [otm< a frigid mummery of tho' [ft' ti,ttt '«*' ^ V W' 

hubrnni, -ic , n , Ury *n female education Prbm this view it will be seen, that it is no f ft® : .ftft',. 1 *®“ words, a mere mockery, and having nothin* I tu .ft ' . . . 

leasurablo pastime p) make a Bishop ! T) lc r „ y . .. “"Bf^gatiou asleep, and 1 must in the world to 


have given her, and asks what price thoy hava 
set upon- the ■* lot” so exposed lbr sale— at th* 
same time stating Ids own property and stand- 
ings Tf tho parents ask tbo rnach, these gal- 
lant “ boys' 1 mukc th'eir own offer, whfch. if It 
does not suit the other to agree to, tho fond 
lover passes to seek some one else. 

We may suppoae that the proud young men 
alwnya keep a “ top-eye” open to the oorre3 
spondeuce of loveliness upon one band; and the 


iiiuu nmiTB niTB uiuiuiuwim uiwn . , , , *T . 

rat i , j , ,p. finds one for-«.wuom he is 

of the soul than upon dress. The pric(1> ^ a , oud . ^ 

rit of the Bible touches that tho aether announces to tat 1 
who hat the graces of the soul, and bargain is complete. 


; ,, peeung neip irom wnere they iiavo a right to w is j j We mav nunoot that 1 

humbly, With child-like reveremie, and -p ray expect it, and where reason would dictutc— dressed. I think it indicates the want of „i WR ys keep a” top-eye” ojwn to ^he^orrsS 

in faith, with holy earnestness and jinportu- certainly in preference to any others— they Christian humility. spondeuce of loveliness upon one hand; and the 

nity, feoliug that the hlessinga they crave are 8 >‘ould receive tho fostering enre ofthe The inspired writers were more intent upon «“ of the dower upon the other. Ai^lth* 
indispensable; that they must prevail. They Church. And when she looks to her own inter- llle ttL . UH of tho wml tlmn drc8a . Th „ ®» d » <»* to J* 

A 1 C .1 J ost, ut the same tune tlm community are re- , , P n f“> and u loud clapping of Urn hanfls V>- 

wrestle will, .the Angel of tlm Covenant; ceiving a like benefit. This notion of Motho- whole 8 l ,lr,t of tho Blbl ° t ’’“ ch '-' l < ‘Bat the gether announces to the by.tandm that th* 

they can not, thoy will tiot let him go with- di«t parents sending their children to the Christian who baa the graces of the soul, and bargain is complete. 

iiul-u blessing Others thoro arc who take— schools of otlier -denominatiens ami call it who woars costly apparel, is more aoeefttahlo . Wiiat aJieavy bbw this mut be fornome lazy 

the attitude of suppliants, and repeat n dull, Hberglity, is in reality employing others to in the sight of God tlmn he who is spiritually hnlUmr amt™ oiwidjring ifhe^ sK vnU 
heartless form, a frigid mummery of tlm pazt 0 ™ 1 that work which especially belongs nude, and whoso external adormnont is plain him, and whether shots as lovely and aeeum- 


>i is as lovely and oecom - , 
matters as eons ot th* 
deed is done and the bar- 
forthwith the young girl 
also to clasp the hand of 
What a moment of Inter- 


llill *»• *ril()(HJO , .. ... M mmiwseu in* iijuug urt 

Conference, ^ rd K°* d are confined to women. Were (poor thimr) proeeedt also to cl&^p the hand of 
Mothodistic the use of gold, us un ornament, in itself sin- her ftitore husband What a moment of Inter- 
' the Church Ail,' the prohibition would uot have boon com ^ ifanT % 

we, too, she fined to tho ChriHtian'ludies. this set she as much ss says, -‘ Yes, I will b* 

trengtb and If wc arc wrong, please set m right. You yours for life, and 1 consent to partake of year t 

j„ys and your troubles, to follow you through 


u, "b . i233,500 
8 toms in u. 


Litter Tiunus and Litti.e I’xohi.e,— L ltt 


"Item. At,.., . rn ACBHAUAOUV into nv® riuu.i ininz our History as a peoplo demon- imr to the Mm; i , , , as u it wore just as well to pray for nnrt thing *.<»«., m Uued to the ChriHtian'ludies. 

’^"of tho Mil, a' ,L.,! rB “- ro,,uo to the ennfomd upon him who bus reaehed his hf- tlm heat of the dav-tlmt^is ,, ,,, ft’ h'urned and conned hy ri.te; words in maintaining religious instructors of their ""ty ho certain that, if wo have inforpretotod 

"““J translationu ,, r . 1 Malioniadaus, bgsidos- .tieth year, nr upwards. Another objection tiifio which may happen to nnv on,- I w ft have been repeated a thousand times' own faith, Since odubatlon is tho handmaid uf tho Bible right, them, cun no harm urane nf The f ttlu iHes of Uie betrothed pair 

^ ^ligioiw tend UoolCH ? nd “ ucW °* a di- to an jnerQaso of Bishops, is that a scantla- , the parties who reirularlv v * i without even onco ongaging the understandr religion, and Mjnco other denominations will it, however it may differ from tho common round Uiera, offering thoir oonmtolai 

^ er earo25 nrinf ^ or printing these l»us Bishop is a vory scandalous thing. From house -of God would »*£!! A* " in g or tho heart; sot plirascH, stereotyped, d() the immo. ■ t V.L. H. opinion ou tho subject; aud if wrong, it can at onoe, without delay, the prB*,«|k 

W ^offhT^,ft ,M,, " OMto ' Th ft ‘ b *“ aaandal, up to. tho present, our Church hie ! u LI " ry ‘""“ b . bu at ready fur use at all tils, and equally fi to, A l d1 -.^' he easily shown. Jetuku. 

t « irssfts iB . °T' y /T- Thi ® *® '"■ t tb - B«t i aSt ti 1 ^ 1111 y -" w — - — * m*. * 

^ “da, . JL33.500 WerolnteBmiL “.'ft®® wl h avo diocesans. Let us not, duty to give this warning.” In.thelurse /' “•« nmnnofrjjf prayer, and demands L.tteb Things and Litti.e I'bopi.e.-W 

I 1 ** 1 terns in iho a,„rr , ,‘ mU “ dlU ‘ > u u, Increaso the probabilities of this odium his sermon Mr., Thorold mproved the sluvenlv Wl ' OI ‘ wu <‘PP r0tt0, ‘ ,llln ' u “l lirit P? tie things urtd little people havo often brought Women and NeWscaa-ehs.— Wo endorse 

^ "fi nut a tithe ^1 fft 881 ' 1 ” “ft ,,u t eommgupon uH,l,y increasing tho number of' and irreverent practioe o/sittimr nr lnm -J pr, | l w? or ',, s' , - * great things to puss The largo world in almost every word of the following from the 

>‘ 8 wcrk%:‘lftft , « ,, L f0r T m ®" ca,led ftp*- , . when th/oongra^aUon ouglLuf hn kLcfimf L tf' -ft ft” /° ^ ft f: mo * n tirich wc exist is' do up of litflc particle^ Boston BopubUoan : 

»Ue costs tl L r L 6r l have condensed these viewrt to which yon and the pracuLL staring around whL L T' ? ultar ’ ft 0 " « at, " !r / al1 ‘K a* 4iitall as tlm sands qrt the sea shore. The “Women arc the best subscribers in the 

uftnuully thau tL LLIL!!! /"“‘ft “ft, ft "** r" 0 ' - wiU ft waders; and 1 ought te le praying. The reverend^ TocS ft ftf ft ' .ft ^ '«st sea 4#^onip<^od of Hiiii^ll drops of water. I world to iiewspapers, magasiues, etc. We 

0 havo m] y t( ; aHk anyone who thinks proper .Logged of his conuLution tolohi ldihlv7n f Hom^cem to T ho little 1 busy hoes, how much honey they have been editor uoW going on for eight 

? ted Agra His w I ri '- U1 Tot,f lU “' t ". rcvlow ’ kbat **° will toko no advantogc in a,,. rUBponB() UI1 j ot , . , h c „,. r vi/ » ““““h 1 ” 1 lf ,,nl y °^° ur two '“'■m'h'xs are gather L Do qpt be diseouragud because J-ou years, and we hnvo never ynt lost a siugte 

>• “ad hi, ILft y “ ft'T r e - Exha, a ki„X du! t tetwei m an/ ,b 1 1 *“'***' ft ““*® w “ r ° “ft 8 * ™ «ufc. A little star shines brightly in dollar hy female subscribe™; They sejto 

^ ,000 **l69,OOO vrhil \ *Y W i ,n B Alabama, 1852. * j almost unaI di tl \ ft 1 1 ^ 80 J ne U» ,n K 0 l»*e, wliioh they greatly prefer, tlie sky in a dark night, und may "lie the mako it u point of oonseiedticnui duty to pay 

i lee er > ^s family prayer! ' U ftyour *4» » meum/of saving many a Lor suitor from the preaohL and the printer-two oLe. ef 


• . ^ ^ 1 i i — n - % “ , . . * — seuiea i»y inis rune ciasn oi 

as if it were just us well to pray for one tiling fo-suppitft Ijcr’own sehnuTs ; whore, too, she t„ the Christian'ludiss. this set she ss much ss sms, < 

for another. They are foil of vain ti- ™ - ft*. P.ft 

tions, learned and conned hy rote, words Jn maintaining religious instructors of thoir nuly he certain that, if we have mterpretutml mjjJ and through woe!” 
which have been repeated a thousand times- ‘own faith, rincu education is tho' handmaid of ‘Be Bible right, there cun no h»pn come of .p, families of the hstrnthrel 
w'itiw .,,1 i , i ..ti,,™ ,iM»«>iha<Jnns will i - inr..- e- <■.. ....... m..., . , ^ 


pnrtiug hsndof that l'uiiiily w 
tier, but ef whioh sfot, if j' 
muuBte the par of her nti h»>b 


i vo reared 


■ iiw, nut u» niuoii 

Women and Newstai-eks.— W o endorse' Jaw* li ottr^bo^r* 1 

almost every word uf the following l'rum tlm 4n q csourtoi hy he 
Boston ltopublicun : house henesfcrwsM 

11 Women are tho t>est suhserihers in the Th* IIS(t*StMi G 1 


small as tnq sunus on uie sen snore. T he “ r " <•"“ uesi suosenoprs in me ^ ^ i-ii tj,. 

st seu4*cum'poiiod of smqll drops of wuter. world to newspapers, magaiinos, cto. We Llrls P.Jlltf.0 oriWbav 
ic lit tic ‘busy hoes, how much honey they havo boon editor now going on for eight they should m> tougur tak 
thcr! Do npt be ditoouraged because Jou y 8 «m, and we havo never ynt lost a stogie Uie force p f toag.oft icA* 
it**"* A little star shines brightly in dollar by female suhserihers; They se*m to *• -. ■ - 


m M r , . teavciimg is 
“■'te ef the wholo expend!- 

15 J Missionaries in the above 


urn muu. n. uiuu uiur hiiuicb nriguuy 111 ‘"'•“t* "j iumiimo Buofluiuum. ,#uo y »«« *v orUurv I 

i. _ ’ jp» the wky in a dark night, and may Le the mako .it a point of oonsciutftiuuji duty to pay still cantijn 

. uh umily prayer ? Is this'ymir cushmi • means ,of saving many a poor sailor from the preacher and the printer — two classes of as w® haw 

you leave it optional with the members of sliipvyrcck; ittid u little Christian may do ii the community that suffer more by had pay, 

ii- .family to attend at the domestic ultar g r „ tlt deal of good ii' ho or sho will' try. and uo pay ut *11, ttoiD *ll the xtte» put to* 

not, us tlicv choose t t 'mi il fiilhiTH — Ann 1 ti a i. : ‘ in. l ■n t ■naagtfimtil 


«o £tt8,oL. ,UU But ri toLI ■ l il‘ rf rity “ ° ft0 “ ,Uttde tho dWk 1 

Lh. wicked men perpetrate many crimes 


r , .. ,’.r T sleepers were aroused, they did uot got u 

lanty is ofton mode tho dioak hy which wink of sleep during tho remainder of the 

inked men perpetrate many cyimos. sermon. -[London Inquirer.. < 


Whoa aver we I 


W- V 












RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE. 


1/lTKlURY N 0 TICK 8 . 


“M'o believe that baptism is one of Gods 
holy sacramonts, cxprossly ‘ordained by 
Christ hlmsolf;’ that it ia the ‘outward and 
viaihlo aign of an inward and spiritual grace, 
given unto us;’ that it is ‘a means' by which 
we receive this grace and is ‘a pledge to as- 
sure us’ .that it has been given. 

“ We. believe it to be, in general, 1 neciisaty 
to salvation: and so of inestimable import- 
ance. ‘He that Mlievcth and ia baptised, 
shall be aaved,' (Mark xvi. 10) ia the express 
declaration of our Lord, in which he himself 
affixe s baptism ai a condition of salvation . 
not ns conferring salvation, but nccsoinj for 
its attainment.’’ 

“Wo boliovc that in baptism 


Wantm— A List or PaWorrirM.-sPraaoh- 1 
era in charge of circuits within the bounda 
of oor circulation, will much oblige us by 
forwarding, at their earliest opportunity, a 
list of the post offices within their charges. 
Set down, brethren, on reading this, pen in 
hand, and you can make out directly what 
will be of great advantage to our offico. 


1. Society Hill, May 1 and 2. Sermon, 
Wm. Ellison, D. D. ; Bpoakors, W. C. Turn- 
er, P. Willis. 

2. J.oacherpokor, May 8 and 9. Sermon, 
W. C. Turner ; speakers, E. li. Zaukery and 
M. Durr. 

3. Soule Cli., May 15 and 10. Sermon, 
Dow Perry; speakers, Wm., Monofee, W. N. 
Sears. , 

4. Perry Ch„ May 22 and 23. Sermon, 
Joseph T. Talley; speakers, .1. Wf Motley, 

I IVtlliatna 


iiuuni v.imitrenrc or um MrthOtlUt R n 
held Kt rhllsdelphtk. ftiljoiirmvl on the oTT** ^”4 
■eeelon of nine dty*. gom* p„ r l|,f n „ f |u "■»•. <tln, 
pled In dlecuejlnn the eubjeet of Ti n,|H.r,„r'' , *”'*a 
lion being prewnted In * eerie* r™',!,,, la.'! 1 *' «* 
the “ Maine Liquor Law." The- euhject » "* l" '"'’I 

.->.1- .a ... . , " "'•II; to 

1 “ “MW 

UpT" thi* ee *,* 
PpWbito,'^ 
'S>nfeo, 0tt . 

■'ts.eC 

MnI ' 

-*• K. Miller, 


for the convenience of reader*. By John Fietchfr, ... . „ %t/> • 
nf ls>ul*l»n«. Publl.lied by J. Wemrr. N»tche»; have been aroi 
Ml**.: lifts 8To.11p.0s7. have had Borne goot 

The public has boon advertised of this * n K s ' mve had J 1 
wor,k, as about to appear, and by the oourtesy n , um J0 ' ncoes "‘ c 
of tho publisher our table is supplied with a Wc j lnvo n ^ c 
copy. The job is highly crcditnblo to Mr. Quarterly Meoting 
Warner. We are ulwnys glad to seo, in the * 

South, not only an ability to mako books, but < 

to print them, too. ~ ~rc- 1 

Mr. Fletcher makeB his way into tho sub- 
ject by combatting tho 
Barnes, l’aloy, Channing, and others. TliiB 
discussion occupies more than a' third of tho 
volume. It is rather diffitso, nnd' not always 
fair or successful, but shows oxtensive re- 
search, and acquaintance with opposite views, 
und presonts some striking views and statis- 
tical and historical facts,' carefully gathered. 

The strain of argument is rather spirited 
than profound, nnd tho style seldom elevated 
above pamphlet order. The studies in whioh 
tho author gives tho doctrine and notion of 
the Church, on the subjeot of slavery, are 
both curious and valuable. Ilia large book- 
knowledge comes in well hero. The decis- 
ions of councils, tho letters of popes nnd 
bishops, the sentences of fathors from a very 
early time, are given, and frequently quoted 
in the original. The compilations on this 
point nrc an accession to tho litoraturo of 
.this subject, and can only ho the result of 
much labor and learning. 

On tho ethnology of the subject Mr. F. is 
not full, but very explicit. Ham, the son of 
Noah, married a daughter of doomed and 
marked Cain. Tho descendants were black,' 


commit tho Ccmforcncc. n* „ conferenc*, 
otheir polltlrnl inoMiiro. Tho mnnbm. 

Mill, Trrjf heartily approved Wen of a I 

0 i:*r a *t. Cos rrararr. Dr.twi*t»._iy wfe . 
rrn have been elected l.ydlie Philadelphia Co 
•gain to the Uoneral Conference of th, u , 
Rct'«. Francis llodgaon, I.ctl Bcotl, J, ■ ' *’ 
Daily, T. ,1. Tliompaon. William llarnc*. r 
Cunningham. Reserve., T. J. Quigley. H 
liuTe.iL-e nf mi'.rolicriMp IwliUn).. , tTl5 __ 

(rofored), . 

Mlaelonary Colleetlona 

Collection* n,l Ml**innary Antilterilary'. 

Thi- Steward* reported the amount (enil 
cent* and Conference collection*. tBed,,,, 
for the benefit of superannuated preacher*,*,*.?” 1 "‘I 

and ophana of preacher*, for the year, "** ” 

reinarhed. deprecatlngly. that thcao collect),*, 
ally falling oil. and that the Conference 
only pay 25 per rent, haat year they were cmT ’' u 
37 per cent . nnd It wn* only come half doimZ' , l*J 
they had hecu able to pay 60 per cent. ' 


Saturday Morning, April 1 


J. Williams. 

5. Texas, May 29 and 30. Sermon, J. S. 
F. Frcoman; speakers, W. C.- Turner, W. 
Harrow. 

* ~ V. "PrOTiaNreBTJtlBjr Vt mfll.Tft: ~ Ser mo n, 
A. F. Mooro; Bpoitkcrs, AVni. Mcnifco ana 


The Ptatyune of Saturday evening last 

. . . a . . a • •• l.l J.i.J 


Mooro; Bpoitkcrs, .Wm. Mcnifco ana 
W. N. Sears. 

7. Baldwin’s, June 19 nnd 20. Sermon,. 

Dow Perry; spenkors, Wm. Menifee, J. Mot- 
ley. - | ' 

8. Fort Hull. June 20 nnd 2, | Sermon, E. 
W. Story; dpenkers, D. Perry, A. F. Moore. 

9. Scgrcst; Ch„ July 3 and 4. Sermon, W. 
C. Tumor; speakers, E. (1. Zackory, W. N. 


“Wo boliovc that in baptism wo arc mode 
‘menibers of Christ, children of Odd, nnd in- 
heritors of tho kingdom of heaven . ” 

“We therefore do not believe that baptism 
is a morcly external rito, changing nlono tho 
Btatc and relation of tho recipient ; but we 
'believo it to confer ‘an inwafil and spiritual 
grace,' peculiar to, and given cn/if in thiH sac- 
rament, which with, great propriety may be 
callod ‘ baptismal grace;’ our heavenly Father 
having condescended to institute this sacrod 
myBtcry as a token or pledge to his obedient 
children, that thcyjhavo received this pre- 
cious gift of heavon that flows to man only 
through this Divine channel.’’ 


views 


irday.’’ ole on “Wearing Gold.” It is admitted for 

serious Intel- the sake of what truth there is in it. But 
Know ye not there are some exceptionable expressions in 
it man fallen it. Tho sermon of Bishop Morris, on the 
Way to heaven, may always Iks road with 
the Christian profit on the subjoct of ‘ Siqiorfluous Orna- 
sdily andspi- ments/’ It is powerful for making the vainly 
do man at a attired shed off. Jethro certainly does not 
propose tho Israelites, juBt esenpod from con- 
i made a trip turios of bondage, with their broad troughs 
with Bishop and trinkets as models to Christians of this* 


For lha X. O. Chriatian Advocate, 


Southwestern Bible Society. 


“Brevities” 


Mr. Editor : You will please announce to | 
the public, through your widely circulating 
cofumns, that ltov. E. H, Hatcher nnd Rev. 
John,W. Harmon nro tho duly accredited 
a gnntu of tho Southwestern Bible Society of 
New Orleans, and fully commissioned to pre- 
sent to tho people the great objects of the 
Bible Society, nnd especially to solicit aid and 
co-operation in tho erection of a permanent 
Bible House in this city. 

W. H. Foster, 
Corresponding Secretary. 

Now Orloans, April 12. 


“Upon entering the rooM, he reached out 
hit hand, giving two fingers to Bishop Janes, 
ud indicating that the other two were re- 
■erved for us. When he had in this manner 
taken our bands, he said, ‘1 am more glad to 
M you than I can possibly express. 1 am 
(till of disease— old diseases and new ones are 
upon me — and I am prostrated. I am so 
feeble that I nan not talk much. 1 would be 
he to aek you many questions about the 
Conferences and the preachers, but my 


benutiful grove, containing about ten acres, 
bounded on one side by tho Teche, if beauti- 
ful navigable stream of puro wntcr, and on 
ho philological oriticisms aro am- the opposito side by tho Stnto road, so that 
sustained, establishing the menn- the people con como by water nnd land. 
Greek word doulos, in the New This lovely place is surrounded by the most 

. i . \, v* fertile land, in a high state of cultivation, a 

On thtH point, tho hte- ,, Al .. 

, „ , . . . wealthy community, the most healthy cli- 

o days of the Apostles is investi- ^ the m09t beautiful countryi and high . 

sat length, und large proofs ad- m ' mdedl benevolent people, who will, no 

doubt, contribute amply nnd do their part 
Such is a very brief and imperfect descrip- nobly, nnd rojoice and glory in the success 
tion of a book, which has boen gotten up with nn d prosperity of our camp meeting. It has 

becoming toil and patience. We wish the bee “ und » tiU “ amo “« a11 P eo P le f 

, , , r . . , , and nations, upon the important mtcrost of 

learned author a generous reception with tho oomlnunitv , hold ma88 meotineB of the 


“old mother of harlots'’ has been so long 
holding out to him ns tho reward of his toil. 

But I must say that 1 cannot agree bo fully 
with “H” in what he snys-of the Irish poet. 
Ho has not been so successful in that case as 
in the coso of tho Bishop. I’erhups it may 
be owing to tho fact that “ H is more of a 
divine than apoct,'himself, and may he much 
more eligible to a scat among the Prelates 
than among tho Muses. But, judge for your- 
self; speaking of Mooro in connection with 
J. F. Cooper, ho says “neither of whom ever 
planted a virtuo in human nature, or wrote 
a line of permnnont value to the race.” That 
Cooper and Moore wrote many things of no 
permanent valuo,” I am prepurod to admit ; 
but', that the latter never ,l wiote a line of per- 
manent valuo, 1 ’ ia strnngo news to some of us ; 
and very strange it seems to us, when our 
good Dr. Summers has givon us many lines 


nnd acceptance in the day of tho Lori km. 
If ho but forgive though ho gii« ant, .tk 
all earthly losses nnd crosses, however ms* 
however many, however long, are buiii 
hriof and snlutary pain inflicted by tint;. 

cntnna-i 


• Conclusion of the Matter. — It- seems 
that sonio of the Southern Conferences are 
already advanced in the matt or of lay. dele- 
gation nearly or quite as far as the most lib- 
eral advooates of reform propose for tho 
Northern Conferences. Zion’s Herald, in de- 
fining thoir position in the present agitation, 
thus remarks : 

We have nothing to add to tho few posi- 
tions we have heretofore so fully dismissed, 

1 On arriving at the steamboat landing this I except to remark that the introduction of lay 
with the good- 1 morning, after an absence of a few weeks in oo-operation into the Conferences, as cxem- 


ful oculist os he couches the 
sharp pang, soon past, and letting in sihs 
on the sufferer's eye the flood of neili- 
day. But if, on tho other hand.myjml 
ing and covetous hoart choose cud 
blight tho skies; if I virtually tejUOd, 
give, only give, but I enro not to be a« 
forgive, then all my treasures andiqwns 


2. Power of the Soul over th’e Bi 


The Pall of Rosas— .Commune of Psrai 

The fall of .the tyrant Itoeu, wWe w 
has for so many- years shackled the cox 


Mississippi were most largely represented, first article is from the late Moses Stuart, of 
Rov. J. b. Waller, of Kentucky, tho cham- Andover; tho third from Prof. Hardy, of La- 
pion of the cause, was elected President, grange College, Ala.— no teacher can road it 
Wcjiave tho history of the first day’s pro- without having, an onlarged and elevated 
oeedings in Memphis Advocate. The “Old view of Iub great mission. The fifth is from 
MaiT’ pttOhCB lnto thc Conventiim'in themost the elaborate pen of Prof. Sassnett, of- Emory 
nativh style. Ho does it con amove. Thoy Colloge, Gn. Nothing % wanting to sustain 


Ho does it con amore. 

were brave to hold their meeting right under 0 
his battery. In reply to an invitation to par- I 
tioipato in the proceedings of the Convention, i 
Dr. Page, rector of Calvary Church in the 
city, replies in a olover letter : 1 

“I muBt beg leave very respectfully to de- ' 
cline it, and must bo pardoned, if, with an ' 
eloquent and learned critio, I regard our Eng- 
lish Bible as a most wonderful and incompa- 
rable wurk, equally remarkable for the gene- 
ral fidelity of its construction, and tho mag- 
nificent simplicity of its language.” 

Our friend and brothor, Chapman, pastor 
of tho Mothodist Church, also declines, for 
reasons. Among other telling things, he 
quotes in his letter of declinature that admi- 
rable oulogy of Dr. A. Clarke, on the present 
reoeived version of tho Holy Scriptures : 

- “Those who have ooinporcd most of the 
European translations with the original, have 
not scrupled to say, that tho English transla- 
tion of the Bible, made under King James the 
First, is the most accurate and faithful of the 
whole. -Nor is this its only praise — the trans- 
lators have seised tho very spirit and soul of 
tho original, and expressed this almost every 
where, with pathos and energy. Besides, our 
translators have not only made a standard 
translation, but they have made their trans- 
lation tho standard of our language. The 
English tongue, in their day, was not equal 
to such, a work, but God enabled them to 
■ stand us upon Mount Sinai, und crane up 
their country's language (d the dignity of 
the original ; so that, after the lapse of j^vo | 
9 hundred years, the English Bible is, with 
- very few exceptions, the standard of the pu- 
undcr the rity and excellence of the English toDgue. 

Church, in Tho original, from whioh it was taken, U 

•ulouo superior to tho -Bible translated by the. 
authority of King James.” 

College Revival. — liev. P. F. Auguste, 

the College chaplain, gives a cheering com- 
and Messrs. Yerger and Smed is, be, and they munication in tho Richmond Advocate of a 

are hereby requested to couir.enoe the pub- work of grace at Randolph Mahon College, 

lication of a semi-monthly oi weekly paper, Virginia : 

to be devoted to the cadse ,f the Church; , , , .. . r 

, , , _ “ . ’ “We have been conducting a series of 

and that we, the members of the Convention. .. , 

, , . . * . . . meetings here since last t*u idny.woek. There 

pledge ourse ves on eavort icirc tcsuvi bav0 ) H;en thirty -seven c averts up to this 
paper as extensively as practicable through- . , . otll(!rM arf vet *,, k | nir M neniteuta. 


my wult but thine I \ Valuable Pastor. — Unu rtho itinerant 
""k* 40 ®* y ' ^ r - Cummin gn lotoly left the 

Uisr riKwnli Ch -t< t ^ anovor Street Church, the iirst Methodist 
it oircuit— thanto Church, in Boston, to go and build up^mo 
the honors of the other part of Methodism. By the way, what 
a bleaeing is the system which passes such a 
1 man round! The young nvm, and other 


self of all - opportunities of extending M 

merce and influence, has already nonli. 

important mutter, and the euhject ho ■- 


of this world. 

u ' O Sort tram 


the few past years, she lias throagt isai. 
sentatives sought with marked avidity ,tv 
tiate herself into the good graces ofto 1 ' ” 
tho view of obtaining in that counlij' 
mcrcial position more favorable thou-’ - 
tions, she is tlic first to take steps tov^ 
ciliating the tyrant’B conquerors. W*- ( 
from Europe bring us the intelligence u 
English Ministry have already midi 
tq the French Government with » rt ‘^ ^ 
during a joint action in perfecting 


la Mai who died for ott.' “ 

“Here he paused, and for some time gave 
Wit to his feelings in tears. Recovering (ho 
poWar of utteranoe, he proceeded : ‘When I 
think of the dear preachers with whom 1 
have become acquainted, all over the length 
•ad breadth at the land, it seems bard not 
to bs able to visit them again. Bat the will 
of the Lord be done; my will is loot in his 
will; I have no will of my own,’ After a 
short p e n e s , he said : ‘Fifty-two years ago, 
last December, I gave up my ell to God, and 
I have never token back the gift. I have 
bean • moat fallible creature, and have com- 
mitted many involuntary offencoa, bat have 
never willfully departed from God. I have 
nlnaya needed the atonement of Christ, and 
have trusted in that alone for the forgiveness 


For the N. 0. Chriatian Advocate. 

Watchman’s Notioo. 


meeting with the retiring pee or, in the ves- 
try. After appropriate religious and other 
services, a presentation took p laoe : 

“Thi» consisted of a silver Tea Set of four 
pieces, with a waiter of papier macho inlaid 
with pearls, a certificate or life membership 
in the new organisation in thi < city caUed the 
Young Men's Christian Association, and u 
hundred dollar bank note, enclosed in a letter 
containing the names of son.o forty young 
men, donors of this vnlunhlo ] resent. 

“Tho Church had prosper'- 1 under the la- 
bors of Rev. Mr. Cummings. 72 persons had 


Minutes op the Aladama Conference. — 
In roforenco to tho inquiry, “Where ean 
they he had ! ’’ 1 would hereby say to all our 
brethren that the committee appointed to 
publish them had fifteen hundred copies 
struck off, und put up in packages of ono 
hundred and fifty, and sent to each ITosiding 
Elder, of whom thoy may ho had. 

Thos. W. Dorman.' 

Columbus, April 3, 1852. 


brought up again. Tho I’. E., Hro. G. Gar- 
rett, hoped that tho work would not cease, 
and that some prophets to that effect might 
be found false prophets, whioh wus sanc- 
tioned by all ; and after sevoral warm, hoart- 
chcering speeches, tho same plan was udopted 
aB tho modus operandi of thin year also ; where- 
upon I moved that a cominittco bo appointed 
to arrange tho meetings, tho preachers to j 
prcuch the missionary sermon at each place, 


been received on probation d uring his con- 
nection with it, and 82 by l ttor. 45 huvo 
been added to the church in full from the 
probationer s list On his g ing there, tho 
society numbered 344, including probation- 
ers. During the time of his connection, 87 
or more have removed with certificates and 
otherwise. At present tho * iciety numbers 
395, including 35 remaining on trial. Du- 
ring the past winter some 15 1 persons havo 


Bridgewater Paint : We hare had the ploa*ure of per- 
Honallj- inspecting speclmena of this paint in the office of 
Mf. Bogert. 70 Ciunp street. It necniH to be Junt the thing 
it is cracked up to b«. Yot, it does not crack. The refer- 
ences are known to be the nary best. Sea card ■ ° 


pellcd all inclination on tile part of his oi 
flock to wander into forbidden paths, 

Observer 


Mobile, April 12, 1852. 


and say who should bo the speakers on these 


For the N. O. ChriitUn Advocate. 

The Movement.^., 


professed to be converted, hut most of .them 
went to other churches to sw 11 the number 
of those who would he represented os their 
converts. The financial condition of tho 
church is much improved. At the com- 
mencement of his term, the d - it on tho proje 
erty of the church was $27,' > K). Tho debt 
is now reduced to $15,000.” 


For the S. O.ChrutUn Adveeatf. 

Two Forms of Doctrine. 


“I «ued to wonder how it could be that 
Omsk eoeld hare mercy upon such a poor, 
miarrahle aimer as I am, and save me. There 
was • kind of mist over the subject, hut 
within a few days all this mist has been 
cleared qway. I now see snob goodness, such 
** power such pouter — repeating 
tto won} with great empb&aut — 4 in the iie- 
deemer, that there is now no difficulty in it !' 

We remarked, ‘Your ^Mtitual vision is new , It is issued at Vicksburg, 5 ins., 
efetf «> ‘Yea’ responded he, ‘it is plain patronage of tbe l’rotestont ) pis. 
now;’ Durtog the convermtieu, he re- accordance with the' following resolution, 

**11 i S “° e d “ e r“‘r k *°P*d by the Convention of the diocese of 

than a year ago, I have not had ou< • V . . . . . . 

really dark hoar, or one pang of euUt. 1 Miwouppi, held m Canton, 3 ay hurt \ — 

w W* retired from the room with the “ Kao/oed, That the Ke^Mr. Tattereon, 


Dr. Summers, speaking of -tho Philadelphia 
movement, in the April number of his paper, 
says if ho was convinced tho^* the laity gen- 
erally were in favor of it, and he could be 
assured that thc-lay delegates, when elected, 
would so attend tho Conference as to give 
each section a just representation, and that 
there would not be difficulty in defraying the 
additional expense, ho does not see any rea- 
son why the ministry should not desire tho 


“ And even among those who make theol- 
ogy a study, there is often one form of doc- 
trine for speculation, and another, simpler 
and truer for tho closet. Metaphysical dis- 
tinctions are forgot in prayer, or under the 
pressure of real conviction' of sin, and need 
of pardon and Divine -assistance. Hence it 
is that tho ' devotional writings of Christians 
agree far nearer than their croods. Jt may 
be taken for granted that that mode of sta- 
ting Divine truth, which is most in accord- 
-with tlio dovnthiDal... language of true.. 
Christians ; which best expresses those views 
which the soul takes when it appropriates 
the doctrines of the Gospel fpr its own spirit- 
ual energies, is the truest and tho beat. ,, 


[Dr. Hodge. > 

This is ono of (he most remarkable admis- 
sions that wo have met with : and yet, as the 
writer spoke from experience, wo have no 
douht'of its truth — so far as it relates to one 
class of theologians. \Vtt have- often won- 
dered wliiit the class of divines to which this 
of.thoir doc- 


secs farther ! — the presence and counsels ol 
our lay brethren in our higher ecclesiastical 


assemblies would do us no harm, and would 
likely do us good. Who can doubt it, except 
Dr. Bond & Co,./? A»d the Doctor thought, 
in 1844, that both his presence and opinions 
in tho General Conference were needed. 

Anril 12 . South. 


Moore. 


writer bolotigs, thought of some 
trines, when, they saw their utter inapplica- 
bility to many of the conditions and wants 
of man, and what they did with them in giv- 
ing certain .directions and. exhortations, and 
meeting certain objections., Here^we ure in- 
formed, they have two forms. 1 Well, would 


The OjyuT Nortiiwut.— I t hw Ikn-b computed that 
the Nofthweut Territory l^Jouging to tho United BUn*. 
aud now without white inhabitant t. if tui densely populated 
an Belgium, would Support oYtr out hundred and ninety-m - 
en millions of uuli ! Here U food for thought No*om 
here life* feny adequate oouccpttuu'Of th« jinmeuB* tract ol 
oouutry ubovu u» yet to be Inhabited. F roia the riqh qual 
tty of lt« boil, good water, and the moat inYigorfetlug cli 
mate, It must acme day bo filled with pooplo poaiwMlug thi 
highest grmle of clrtliMtlou. , ^ 


The sum of X72U1 ha* born subficrlbi-d by th« Mjthod- 
iits In Kuglaud lur a testimonial to the Hoy. Dr. Bunting 
and the Her. Dr. Newton. It ban b««n waolyod to gift 
th* rtvemud geutlemcn an anuulty of AlitOO each for life- 
wit h reduced auDUitir* to thalr daughter* whilr unmar- 
ried. * •• s 


Somebody speaks of (he people of Maine 
as being in the situation of tho .‘‘Ancient 
Mariner” of Coleridge : 

*• Water, water, every whare, 

•dud mot 0 ‘drop ’ to drink. " •. 


Cj)t It cut (Orkana Cijittmii Jliitioratr. 


I IyMKNFAI physician, ho was induoOtl to lwriii-vo tliijt nn 

. eoonpo from tho Bovcrity of our tvin' 'T-tn II 

n -Hy tho ttov. .1. II. Walker. 14th moro Southern clime would effect n riidicol 
M*"”!' ( .|. t.'Hj-.Ncii, of MiStBlppi cure, or nt lend prolong his life. Cuba wtm 

■*?,. ... »«* S miaii W. Hrkwotkii, of the place of his choice, und with rut her strong 
C®”' ' " jvj, hoped of the restoration of his health, he left 

Cf" ' — home on the 10th December, ISftl. Kor ii 

rtnlTU tiff NoTIOKS: time the change seemed for tho best, hut the' 

. hope was only dcltisivo. 

c (tier in Israel has fallen. A faithful Through the untirihg attention and Samn- 
A. of t i,o Cross has put off his armor and yitun kindness of strangers, and one in par- 
SOl A^d°into his rest. ticular, (whose memory we shall ever chcr- 

enltrc _ . ]{ IC iiAun IIoi.mks died on the 8th i H h) who by chance became his companion, 
" „j T at 8'^' o'clock, p. M., itt the nd- he was enabled to reach again tho city of 
°1 jjo'of eighty- two years. New Orleans February 12, 1 852. Here: he 

ranew » . , I ' 1 .„ H i,„„ n f,, m ilinrlv , r „ n met bv his family and kind friends, and 


QpITUAKY NoTCCHS: 


New Orleans February 12, 1852. Tierce he 


lit * 1 . IV it ii: Sim — A large flU® *>• I lilted Rtnl*'* l*H Mk 
prnpbtiyYook pbtee nt Mobile »»ti .Monday. Tti<* M'M’mi 
was spirited und tli»» lots. brought gndd price... 

Auiucti, i,t «’i iMN-l'itts.itriH.— Til*' ildp .flotitfUjVM l 

witli thlrty-llv** of Him r* turned Gu1*aii'i>rl*oiier*. wit 
nmiii dU' lii* V" Mr».*ily imMIhliM'l. nrrlvud last evenin' 
fri m Now V* iV Tic •• I IUIliit*iVr •• ” in town lin.l a cut* 
non taken M'i I** i In* l ti.iMtml a salute flri'il In hultor * f Him 
•A rrival. 

'{■- -rr— 

. A Mi:ro« —• <>n** i t In* most brilliant nn ti'ors we have 
wmii liter inn oily Mliout 11 o’clock Inst night. 1 * 

cnniM froth llit-MiHlii. noil whirred through the alr'llkn : 
nky -rocket. To Hii>.*.m who were on tho Levee. tin* bright, 
nml sudden light which It. shed wn* Hurtling. * 

if an in. WflrsTrn’s Womtn. — The works of Daniel Weh- 
flt**r. with n 111** of tlm Author hy Kdwnrd Everett. pn- 

JhoLJaiaatliamlkteicrHblkli.'alln.Pertniv. ___ 


Arrival of the United otatos. 

i t'ltmiitN ii.ws t. vrat nto,i . \i.:rro: .i\ 

’• " hi* nm-r Inlred * .* t •••*. t'lntfjc- r. 1 ■ t » y , i om- 
1 nun r|i.r. arrived hen* vc*l« rday tii'irfilng from A-plnwn:i 
N" ' Iky. on the 7th. nml thnui dm nml M\;,* ii.1n*nr- 
| in '.i hltigwlmi. .fuinnio,* We have h.eii furnished with 
) th • following memoranda : 


TkI.KHUAI’M 


’lilt' 4tifiti* hlp WliillrM Hr *11. ‘'aptiilu I'mi'iUnrd inn.l* « j n ,., 

Him run from NowYork to l , nnnnm in Vm din «. being tin tii'Jil n 

“In " tost jii^ingM mvov mrule by tioyHonn**.-' 
t* ** learn fttjftt A g'Jftth'tii’in wltn,i’iuu** pi*-’t,gi r -from’ i>' 
Sun Kmnrlscn to l'atiuma In Him ship Trot Wind, t'upt Tlifr 
0.iiriH>i|. which “idled hence on Him 3d ult . aud.nerlved on ,( 

dh'ltxstnnt. Hint the p.ixs* . • win very p|cn«ont until chii(nre 
the 17th Mnrch. when in lot M. iilAmt n flrt. | m |,L 

hr**! e nut on hoard of the ship hy tho spilling of nlcuhol 
Mn Hie ntnre rontii. which cfiused great. nlArm nnintig th* 


Anothor Sloirribo^t Bnplosion. » 

'i.'l.ot is. April 12. Arih!"!' 0 ' 

r\w il. HMilHflt Hillml'i. will I n here nn the doth, for 

» i ’ti ll flufTi. with one linu lr d pa»»engcr«. • prineb 0*'-»\i iii\ 
P-vby Mnnnoti*. . %\ do, led tw., J.f her b-dler. while hftrklnj: te Mii 
• •o';iit l.-xlngton All iln- nHloir'. with the exirentlnn nf ,,0 "» •npif 


BoArd of Rttlth. 

mm nr rvritnMKw nt in mi. utv in 


*<iU;*it l.".xii*gt**ii All (lie nthi-i-r . with the exWcptlnn of H"**« •sipit.wi 
He niat4* "" * l' 1 '"! w * r* Killed lVc.luiTrj»Q4>Artien. • hoi. r» nX 


hrdtu r*Var*l !■* tin !•>*< • f. Ufa nmfthg the pnCICngcn*, • J 

CharlonLon Markotn. I I Mow nail , . . 

him- him 

i'll Silt Mina. April lit tMiUllv. 

Tln i > Iih* been a fnlr d*m«n*l In the Cotton market I W ’ 
Inl- during tin* week, and prices have cxpeflnured n«* I *>•*• nl-rjr . 
clin|ige Tin* sales during the w-pek anmunt to 10.000 Pnl. ill l. 


The reader wilt he grently Interested In tin* tottcliing pfi''*>iig*’n 
dedication 1 * pf the lererol volumes, six In number. A* I- eclo-cd jierson belonging tri’tho ship was burned to dcatl* 
urns one is dedlcnted to his' tweens. Mrs. Alice Ilrldgo WUjji- •'tore-keeper Ahd one «*f tin- h finds were badlj' burnt, 

pie and Mrs. Mary Ann. Hanbcrn, daughters « f Kr.ekl* ' H "' 1 "'‘re left nt I'nunma in tin- Hospital. 

Webster, tin* brother of Daniel ; and this not on\y for Hi* U lie simmer Riurrii Neradn left Kingston at 0 o'clock, 
love Mr. Webster hours for them, but from tin* desire, n a. •*.. nn tleOOth lust ., with 'J''s» passe iij^ts for NewYork. 

I„. oipn-ws It. that Ills brotli,'r'» MW might I- I.' T ,„. ,,. n A>|.in«4l-.m, th,. Irri.-i.r,. 

at-<l with his owntto loity n» any thing wrltt-n nr "In.k. , h( . ,„. r rttaui.T I’slllhnila. fh, m 8a,, Knm. 

hy him should he regarded or mad. The second Tolunv i \ j, r n nl y P ,, 


nC h 6 Holmes (os he haa been familiarly wna mot by his family -and kind friends, and dedications pf the MveraUoiumo**. six in number. \.i- 
jlarintrlv called for many years) was hurried home to die ! Doubtless tho tho in- um.m. l .|.daJ| l at,.a tohi;al,- 

oni cndcftfingty J y ■ ' . . .. . . . pie and Mrs. Mary Ann. Sanborn, daughters if Kxvkli* 

in Brunswick county, North Cjirolina. qmry often arose in his mind as he-wus rap- . webstsr. th^bmtlipif Dattiei ; and this not on\y for tin 

* ,0rl -7H lleiuov 0 ^ to Georgia in 1805, and idly borne up Red River, with his coffin on 1 ot» Mr. Webstar bears for them, but from the desire, n 

1U ^ .. .tianiln Inaner eminiv. Hn whs 1 urn rib nnd nil t.hn npensMnrv nrpnnrntlonM fur he expresses it. that .lilt brother s name might be nssod 


10 i 1 •« Munticollo, Jasper county. Ho was hoard, and all tho necessary preparations for h " 7 p , r 'i!n« hl , ,n r Vm” V of ' 
nettled in lYienviwu 1 i J , 1 . » nted with his own 1 mi long ns any thing written or spoken 

ftchcrwhenhc camo -to Georgia, and had his intermont, Arc we almost there. A by him ahodld be 'regarded or re.ad. The second volnm" i- 
ft l ,rc , for years before, hut the writer is kind and merciful Providence, that had at* dedicated to Isaac V. Davis, Ksq.. as *• an affectionate And 
prctioic m Q 0 p kis licorise. tended him in all his perilous and uncertain K™ leful acknowledgment'’ of warm private friendship 

unflld® * carn , . 1 .1 . . , .. Pf • . I , thi' third to Caroline Le Hoy Webster, his wife, iih A tvU. 

He early professed religion, and joined the journey, prolonged lus hfo- just long enough bllleofh , r affection, and some acknowledgment of her 
list Chufch. He \was in' heart and to reach home and die. Retaining his con- de* p intent ln^.bhe pniductlons they contain ; the fourth 

' \Ltlindist and defomlcd tho unagaH of BoiouBhSSk to. (ho very lunt moment, lie gave ' »'» mdwr Wrlwtrr. bln «>n.vliti <‘nly BiinMag chllil. 

, , .. . , , r ,. V . «n,l the obj-rt of Iris nlT.-rtioi,, nn.l liopo, ' tin- lirtli h- 

L clmrob, not- only by argument, Impulse every evidence that lie wuh fully prepared for ,, w ,,„, g0t K „, riv „ gr „„. fu , ,„ k ,„ „ r 

cheerful and ready compliance with all the change. Occasionally! seized with short- *The lost wc copy entire, to“ show the f^||ttinin manner of 
. B filiations. Hiff’life" was a trmnSbh'ant ness of breathing, lie thought his hour had t . he8e dedications : 

her regumw . ... , , . % i,»:nicsriox or Tin. suth votPMr. 

■ Hi cation of tho soul-purifying and mvigo- come, and shouted “tilery to Jesus! my sut- -with the warmest, paternnl affection, mingled with 

!L effeclB of o eouBtant attendance on all faring* will Boon be at an end."' And when- chUtoS"" 

Jet ordinancoB. The elmiB-meeting wna his h, felt the cold water* of death chilling Irik , ^ wife, neither, 

delight, and till hiS death ho never allowed rixtremitieH. straightening himself and raising ,| Mor . undfriemi : nml 

opportunity to pass of enjoying this means his hands, he faintly whispered “Jordan! w ftX e^iri. Onl. 

e IV, a-lien his strenirth would cnahle him Jordan!" and fell asleep. t.-,i Blntes, win. mibtemMiwi honor «na repuinti™. m.l 

of.graco Wilt b t - . ... . who MOtm-d that servlr- .-olidy from il dcairo to "ho usj in' 

to attend . It Was to him a precious foretaste W o shall attempt no eulogy on his cliarac- t*» his epufltry, nml to d*> honor. to tim suite in, which ii 

of oclestiivl joys. How many might profit by j ter-it needs none. “Mark the perfect man, bnn “, gotlll „ »,, iriK „„„ a „,u„.,i rv,f ; 

and behold tho upright, for the end of that While K revcwd our NnturVa kindllerTitK.in. 

hlflOXampH - t , .. . Pour forth a Father's som-wJyn yohr ti-mb 

Father Holmes, its a man, is seldom equal- man is peace. * K. Jj. L. •• n vvri:i. Wm.ui.ii." 

|jj in all the noble traits that elevate and fUa)’" S. 0. Advocate will please copy. I Kosu ru in OiiAai.r.sioa.— -Konfiuth' ami b'uito urrivipl 
adorn our race. His unwavering integrity - — r—t — — - . lh ithuteston on th« litb. nml kft «u thr kuu- dnjrrai i ai 

m c ,or vindicated hy all his intercourse in Mls.lonnry Receipts. 

every relation of hie Ho cap-led otcry where Tho riwmKt of tho i,„ u isiunu Conference '» 11 «"« «»»•■ i.b .-rl,v a-p« nur- to.thf r,ri. 

ihrt influinco of unfaltering virtue. In pub- ' . . . , , . . . — = 

1 . . , bin ; n fl„nn«.n wni. nver nn thp Missionary Society received the following A Ci;?iTOM-iroi'«i: iJiuruiN.'— The' Huston Mail ?ays chut 

lie and private lus influence was over on the J .... , •, lt«. Mr. Alr-ra. wb,.. m-.-n.ly rdse-a th.- 

side of Christian morality. lie was a staunch amounts the past week . .charge of the Phillips Church ut South i$oun n . or, •.>. 

j«mAf»rat of the old school. For soveral year*; Hy Rev. W. H..Turnley: From Mrs. aco.unt of ill health, has b««u appointed hy ciin’-r 

aemuislttv on ... . , .. I.* II ^ L -.m nn nnl litlho .Inutile riumeitv i.f ; r ..Y, I 


chnpge Tin* *ale* during the we. k amount to lOOOtt }'nJ.vloV" "* 
bni j- Tile quotation* fbr Middling Hplnnd* are? H** V lb £***b1>He**..., 
'I lie InereiiHM ill Hie reei lpl* At nil |)|0 AIIaiiHc twirl* K*v< r', IlmnUUn" 

Ini* H. Agaiii*t U3.00U Wt the rli.**e of last wei k.and Kft.QOO at of ‘I'-*" M »*r 
tin- eiowe of tie* ryeek heforn ^ 

•i he rat© -f freight on r.,iu,„ t» tilverpool i« \,\ n ft. — — - ■■ ■ jg 

AiVivnl of tho America— One Weok Lnter NEW 

from Europe— Further Decline in Cot- rni|tu-r 
■ton— vtt>mmercf»l Nows. Hmhsnn-oil 

« * Halifax. April 15. 


f»r, Pn' fhfNit 
rnf,Tvt*h»H4... 


. 1 M-Ilkfllti 

. A Vnratm • 

. t S.n. »l«Wn 

t l'«fltr*.|D« 

..in N.wm/wtU 

. • I'nenmonbi T«phnt>t»* 

.. i M.iiuwt,....:' ;; 

• . 1 arul| t Vrarlnr* o* 

.. 4 l*l*r»U» 

■ • * TfWnvi*. .... 

.. 1 lUiwrftain I!*" 

. ily*n..l,. *"• 


Of ttie«w Ad warn miliar If) y«»rt,»n.| V8 rntnrwd, 

. UKATKa, a*rr«t of It- ..I 

NEW 0 RLE A H 8 MON EY MARKET. 

cminucTKn daily sy w. w. wiiitk a o 
R iehangn Offlcn 2fl Oantp **tr*et . contcr of Cornmn,, rt' r ! 


dedlcnted tn Isaac P. Davis, Esq., as " an affcctlonnt*' mid 
grnteful arknowh-dguient ” of wArnt private friendship : 
the third to Caroline Le Hoy Webster, his wife, us A ti U. 
buie ©fhis affection, uml some acknowledgment of her 
de* p Interest lt\.the pn*ductlons they pontain ; the fourth 
to Fletcher Webster, his son. v Ills only surviving chil l. 


•• nr.ntkLfinx or thi. sixth volumf.. 

• With the warmest, paternnl nffeetion. mingled with ' 
deeply abided feellltgs. I dedicate* this thn laA volutu** ■ 
of my Workt. to the memory of tjty deceased chlldr«*nt 
“Jt't.iA WF.H%rra Am.i.iiii. 

“ lleloviil In nil the relations of daughter, wife, mother. 


Imv.tHu Wfiintih. 


’Ilei ^'unurd stenmer. Auterlcn nrrlvrd here tn-dny. itv'tKv*^ 

'Itiging dntetf from Liverpool to the Ikl Inst . The follow- N* w\'o.k,' sliit iisrs.'.'.'.V.V.V.V.'.V.' 
nr I * a brb f <umt,mrv nf l„.r • !? rM Yo,, f* 


'*••*» “%Uln.ln,r„rtli,. I’jist-ufflct- tVRftHtnuttt, i t1u> mult, ‘''"jj 00 ' “ ,b " ** Tb " «*«• . 

can only be forwarded by way of Havana, and . is the El ^ < s nary of ter news ikw.ii, aiity,t«y« 

I^rado was bf.uttd for NewYork direct the mails were de- Liverpool Markets. riD ! iai. iph i a' ' t|Vt^'£ivV. 

tnloed for the next, stenmer. Til** U. 8. Malt stenimrf * '* Lirrarom.. April 3. YMW*l|*Wa,ij*ht 

Cherokee arrived lit A«plnwall on the 6th lust., and 1- ft 'Hi- t’nttnh market hns been Inactive during the WeekJ FabfcmlnnoM 

wit ii the mails on the 7th lust., at 6 a. m,. fop NewYork «M , «1 fbe sales, niily ronch:31,000 hales, of which speculat(*rA 


IbwtKii, alit) <lay« 

•iartil. 

PlilinilsIi'liiA, (lit) .is!... 
Pliiisttalpliis, light 


••®Hfi*HV<**nt. pr-ntlitM 

ttO «f. v i 




I R *I' 'lt >tl--Oo,|ill .n. r,» t il, h-ra |q^ 

j ;. ...» >’..ltr> i, U'-tstful 'i-r. 

TA1.1.0W— r...J>rm|i|n']r h- «t SVtVTa 

S lb I h- IMt ...1. h. ,nv ano Mil. si th, Nh 

>R , '; , iKTS-.T'.. f. «ht t,n. stwMflt 

—lit.- .1 *mr> I,-, .ft - 'irv ■ tv- ,i , , ,1 

fw t:..,. .n. U, tt., ( v Ant.-H,, | Mni u4 

u-bi*. <m> f.ir ,w »t h'S .tc T- tSwiTo 
Vr.rh th- nt#. ... a# f » Cotton. «Va ilMVt t.r fork, la 
l*t f**r t!fWv, rfp , ' * » 

PsXctfANtil’.ft—fUrrltng l?s« rontliraed dnll. hut &. 
m* »t le hills la felr t( r^ie*|. f»or quotations now are— 

rr v.v " 

m'TiVri- !'k l ! v'yL! v,.v ■ • 

"o'* h " N—ywR. sa>x(s,p, 

nnv ORI.EAWR CATTIJ5 fcOUCTT. 

— ‘ tfrwT T 

t <H«, Rr-nlntt. April H, |»SJ. J 
Arrlr.-.| .|»rln* lh- l««t w~.lt *71) R-.„ (ln.Mjn.il* 
T>..n. j I #Kt f I off. 3li Shf.p. 02 Mllrh (JMi no* 1* (Jnlvw 
and \ ••irllngs. There ar** alwut 190 head nf Western 
Cattle, ami a giiod supply nf Texas Cattle, fha matttt 
( lo«* s nearly bare nf f! •/*. Hhecp and Veal Cattle, prloaa 
■ff Hr. ( Cuttle are hut little easier. We quote ; 


- —rpiraa — 

CAtri.i. (Western) 

(Tnxas; 


an*l NewOrleans i o/ Havana. This tyrangeineut. snys tin- took nnil'exporlers .4000 bales Since the sailing of "p 1 -'*!' D*nihleo*i» 

report of the U. 8. Mall Agent, must cause much.pqufusion Africa, the lower graib s have ileclined nearly. Sid. but WKftTERN BANKS 

nul annoyance to the cummerclnl community, and cs|m- th- latter qualities have remained firm. The demand him n} ' 1 ' Ve 

cic.ly t«* the confignees of the Kl Dorado, 9 ** they Will not moderate, flu, quotations, ns tlx-d last even- \V.\V.V.'.^ 

pnilwbly n-ciive their let ter/ t \inHl ^it days after the nr- i"K by the Hoard, are as fellows. Frtlr Ofleanil ft*i. mid- JJKrt* " U 

rH.il of the treasure. v , ‘ dlht^ (Irleans 4 15-10d. fair upland* 6‘*d.. and middling ' "T , _"**C tJNCURRKNT MUNKY? 


Piaiil an Wmo >' 

.14 sifnl#4 - 


owfiWosmwi. 



;.v«:«sfa 


New Orleans Wholesale Prioes Current 


a.ttet-ttuf coRRtotin uvurt i 


l*y the last irec'ount k frr*nt Panama there - were fpnr I . Mpbutd** 4 11-16d ’ft |l,. Westerm (’mini l’lour IBs. 0*1 . I Allt, s"'* *•*»• Hsnk a*nl ttrunrte 


imors in port bvutidlo Ban Kriiuol*cf»— Wfntlfcld Scott . 


.Yellow Corn ‘28 a. Oil., and while 


California. TtuniMsce aud NowOrleuu*. which is moretlnn •tt'; ,M t- Y quarter Lard 49s. Consols l*.S« a . 


hUltlcient to Hike nil the-r*miaifilng pasw-ngers on the 

•-Who'died in ^lexlcn. in tin* Hi illtafy Berylce o^Im Uni- Miu mis for Caliiornln, There were aKo tHm- OP* four 1 
#*»*»• *« b inibR.ml.hKi bnn.-r .nU ri.puulK.it. u,.l rli r vl.ips |„ S„„ |- I;I „. . .... 

who entered that scrrlr- Milely trom il desire to be u«i in’ ... . P , , , . 

t«» his epufltry. and to do honor to the State in, which ii 1 ' u ' •‘t'-agier runness* ‘.bung the -hist arrival 


MlHsionary Hecoipta. 

Tho Treasurer of the Louisiana Conference 


Kosacth in 0iiA*i,r.»toa.— KoxsuUv and buito urrivn-l 
lit Charleston on the loth, and left ou the same day on t n- 
Wilmington lK'ut for the North; No exclt«:mt*nt *-r pub- 
Ho di-monstratinn utl- nded his reception. nn*l' tlic Courier 
Httributes, in n measure, his early departure to thL« f;-7r. 

A Ci sTOM-IIot'st: CitAPLAiN.— The Uostou Mail says Clint 


i important, pteco-oi intelligence we have to 
ee Hit- issue of the last steamer paper. Is th- 
f the bierunieutp. American. Yuba. Keuther. 
ti*-. Cal ivera* nnd San .ptaquin river-. l.C which 

».C(lt Mupiuvlll.. -ill.. V. - . 


France. 

bgtllk Napoleon dellve . I nn address on the opening of 
the Clmtiib.-rs, whlt-li eg, ■ ,-,l gr.-ut AttVfltlOtt. lie detllcil 
ev, r having intended t** 'proclaim hlntself Knipernr. hit' 
slnteii that he would do so If- pence was dist urbed hy Hid 
Intrigues «*f his opponents, lie declared his policy to be 
pi nt'c wUh all the world. 

Congressional. 

WAiiilNOtuN. April 14. 


Rnnk nf Mnttli* 

lifts sn.l South Csmliun 

Cmollim 

Virtinlo 

C-Lun-rrisI sit.) AcHesItorH 1 . OmIimIou 


tfii'J J*rwm, i|i«>iiiir.i . 

....... UOl 4 *.**„,. .tiWi.i.hl , 

' H r it 1 Wfrnl. .r,»cwn.i. 

IKw j* vi-i't. •tia.-p in, 

Jteetit. iIImh'iuI. 

Y(U1 sblil, tliariiitnl . 

ANTS. 

• • Rs*f«iin»*,l|i«.|. 


t*» Ills coufltry. nnd to ; do honor. to tim State In, whb li i* ^ i-lni steajicr renttesseo tu jug the last arrival from San ever having intended to proclaim hlntself Emperor, hit! •* 

was born. F. meirico. wlthdat' s t«. j)i!i March, no later intelligence stnUld that he would do so If. pcnPe wna disturbed hy the' NEW ORLEANS MARKETS. 

" u - 'it m”."/ 1 rt !r !' rs! m'i mir^\'ntur't^ , m " r, ' r, ‘ v,,d “ l AsphiWiH after Hie departure or ..tile Intrigue- of his opponents, lie declared his policy to b - ‘ , ~ ■ 

JJ blh 'L reversed lour Natur.-s kindlier doom. ciD.'rukce. '. ' pence with till the world Uhbutia.v Adw.cayx OrrifL. \ 

1’our forth n Father s sorrow .-yn yohr tomb 1 , w*»riu. . Raturdav Mornltur Aiirtl 17 i*v» I 

. " DvxiVi. W» «.iTi:n.** * he. San h ranclsco Flcnyum»has the following: Oongrossional. Th„,n.t. wt .ini « . . * ' ' 

*^1=— -(lit- nn-t IniparUnt plvc.-Jf' lnl«lll B nDM *„ |„t,. Io 8 „ Th„ P «t*qvk I... sol !#h.„. c |,»ni#((frl.Hl l.r—r-.r, 

On a a i, r.s ton.— Kossuth - nnd b’uito urrlvqd r*-j-ord. since ihel issue of the Inst steamer paper. Is th- B nAiiiim»Tna. April 14. importautchnngesluourinnrkt-tg-uemlly.thneghthe 

nn tho loth, and 1-ft ou the same day on t ip- ©i' - H -a • -t the Pueriiniento. American. Yuba. Ftmther. 1 ,l1, ■ , t<*-dny pn-*«-d the hill granting land to H10 transaction's have been to a fair extent, parlleularly in 
nut for the North; No excitement or pub- |U''l"mne. Oaiaverm nn.J | Han .timnifin rivers. by whirl. M,M0Url 1’hmkrowl Company. . Mr. Clark's non-lntorven- Cotton, prices for which continue rnnarUnbly He,«ly Tn 

Inirntl- nd,.J hi. t#c#|.tl«n. iw.( Ilf# f.lSi w,U 4 'in'umta"d ''' A^Xm#.'! ’im^.nl’7} ‘ " ,l “ " “I 1 - » m * lbul «•»*►■»» «*• ,rth#r .rtW#. lm.lnrl. lm.ronllh>i.,,U„lv,im,rh r,.,trlrl ,1 


NEW ORL EANS MAIlKETg. 

Cits mtu. •< Advocavr Officl, 1 

Haturday Morning. April 17.-185Q / 
The past' week hns not been- clinrncf^rlxcd by any very 
Important changes In our tnnrkct geuorgilv, though the 


llaggiar- 

K.-niii. ky, y.V't -15 — - ISjf 

K**i tnlfs .....S - HU — — 
(lerinnii. . . ■►. — — 

llulcltnpc, W 

. Kriilii.ky A #V 

Nouh.rt. ; 

It re nit, Us, IL ■ 

N*i% 

l’illrt | ■— — . J— . 

Crnrkir* I !— — 

Itrerwui, tp IT 
Ysllo# M -f* 

llrlek*, «< M. 

Uk* « 1*0 1 t. 00 

MkIxIi Fin* ...;/» 00 40 00 

llottlrs, ' 

kjigluli I’ortar . ! T M I S 00 

Kr. M in#, p iwj a oo - — 

llran, flisj n>.: -- 1* 

toller, fit 1 | 


7 - 7 us, 

- k - - • F •* 

- r- M j is J? 

Mf =■ 

» !-*» ’• SIkSIStI' tS 

! 'I ilo.Ml | «o 2." 

1*0 1 1.00 j, do. inninisr . , | it __ 

” i! SS^ta 

,S0 | H 00 |j in r,uk*. | |ao | if 

14 ' P* 'oS : ^E-- »“ 

'» -»„ ! 5 5 il M ‘ 


Till. Si-nut# liv.lnv pn.,,.,1 th., hill Rmntlng Inml to tho tmuiMlIoii, Iiuto hot-n In it fair rxt#nt- |nrllnnSrl.r In 
Ml-souri Plankronil Uranpany. . Mr. riiirk'n non.lntiir»..|i. Ihittnn, prlwa f..r tthlJh rnnllnno riimnrllnhl, i„ 


•[- "J4 -- i l'r*#U 

I Inr i. tiii, n . - »^| tl««r 

“ i«l»«in. , .m— ,n 


•ktrn weyl* inundated. An iiimu-use amount of dressed the gc 


r ; 1 petty was destroyed, and there %a* considerable los-* 

The waters have completely subsided, nnd the roads 
ar*t ng iiu heeomlng passable. T»ie ||.ijrp| was higher than 


tint- at l-ngth In Its suppn C t . Mr .Ooopi r by the high rates of foreign anTMoinestle freights 


next obtained the floor, and petiditig thedeluiti- the Senate 
adjourned. . 

In the House, the Committee on Printing reported con- 


Dev. Mr. Alvord. who. recently resigned the pa-tors. v. n'.t otnv t,V tTiV- nirr’t I.V-? I'.V.) ,n U,H 'W'w* Committed on Printing reported con- during u 

.charge of the Phillips Church at South Boston, on ’ec- di »tle?-. but Kn tin- agtjoultjirHl countriej* ut the soutlL for doing the 8enato printing, lug. and 

. ...... *r -l.. .4 t! . ..... .. ... i flint Willi tlln t'ldim fur .l.iln.r ,1... .. I.... ■ I... II.... .. . . 


COTTON— Throughout tin* early part of the week fjji 
tiinrket maintained the Mine character which It presented 5lTjIfcow»*w|- UK ~ 
luring most of the previous omj. a good dmiand prevail- Caiidlea, * tt. J | 
tig. nnd prices, though lin gular oVfd easy for, the quail- ^MnnttHkrF l"" - II 


~ *X L Hri. 4a kalf bbj. «oo ZZ 

oE^!S?* 4 : S&TB&35 ns 

li.nuor- XI (t. *--rt..l *IW % tOO 


he was a member of the Legislature of North k"* clin ® U J, num 
Carolina, and after ho came to Georgia, though ubll0 - co cc 10 

to took no activo part in politics, hut devoted — - — 

frainelf with great zeal and energy to the sucn.NU ROUS! 
peat work of tho miiiistry, yet such was his 

\ugh Btandinj; and popularity that his fellow- i-mtiTiii 

titons honored him with a seat in the legis- SlSjjSari#"- 
Utirt councils of his adopted State. He most >*»l*^'lr - 
highly esteemed tho privilege of giving a free- cumiKm »mi 
man's voto, and, even in his last years, was 17l!inuim - 
everpresent to deposit his vote for tho various urwrirllle 
offices of government. He was a Christian ' 
patriot. While he was firm and unyielding Adwoc 

in his own principles, he accorded to others 
what he exercised himself, untrammelled W* 1 '”"” m " 
freedom of opinion, ; , r N „ 


ncDunt of 111 health, has becu appointed - by (VIU 


nbuudnnce nt rain Kn** given an impetus tu mining ni " 1 w,l h the Union fur doing the prlutlog of theTiou>« T tie* below strict piiUdllng. belt- 


g sternly ami full for thoi 


Public, collection at 'Hudson Creek . . . 


SECOND HOUND OF ftUARTEHLY MEETINGS 
oil thf’Summyfitld Disfricl. •‘llahama Conftrencr. 
■ltna statiofr. Sat. and Sun. April 17:18. 

I I'mttvlllc " •* “ • 34.25'. 

| Wettimpkn *• *• '• May 1. 2. * . 

Sumuicrfleld dr. 


■ " *10 nn Oreeley moot In lip- UuuIjIi- raparily or limp.-. : r mTI l '.'j 1 ^ 'Jf; 11 tli"HK , n. , hi[l lh# low of properly will llinwoilrille, of Homllton tub# lielil re.ponslW# f.ir oil shore, wlilrll were eompor.lleely ,r4rel.. Thoftlts of (1... 

^ a. ix- mure i linn ciiunttririiiin, eil liy tlie advntitNircH irnim-il execs* (if expense over til* ennirani nrWi . 


Cbaplniu at the Custom-houM*. 

rr;--r=jrr-= — r — rr 

Thf. CoNartTt'rtoa »*t C-'LIkuknia — Y he following I - an 
extract from the report of a eQmmlttee iu the ('allfomii 
Legislature, on the Constitution of thut State : 

“ Whllo all were bent upon gathering the golden hw- 


bf mure than Counterbalanced liy the advantage* gained 
fi m a Mtfflcient supply of water. The ••ffr'ct will b<- very 
b n.flMf.i to agriculture. A larg.; extent of the finest 
land, parched by the long drouth, was too hard for culti- 
vation : now It will yield r* tidily. to the plough, nml save 
frmm ruin many a farmer. Iu some places where the seed 


pul Into the ground, the rain may prove injurious. 
The Legislature was still hi session. A bill has passed. 


Cellar Creek 
TK&sant IliU 
Greenville 


- . h. 9. Bethel. 

15. 16. Ma|tlehvllle. 

• 23. 11 a mill on. - 

•• 29 30,Tnlt’.s Chapel. 

June 5. H. Society Jltll. 

•• 12. 13. Buford's Chapa], 

**' 1 9. 20. ('uncord. 

F. U. F»:Ri.rso>, P. K. 


vest, and l**st to every thing but- a rapid pecuuiulatiou •*» known ns the Coaly bill, by which -ontracts. made with 
wealth and a speedy return totjiolr homes umldtu ir fami- out the Stat*. with Chinese Sundwirh Islanders, and othet 
lies, a bevy of lionry politlciaf.s lacked n.lmly *m tb- islanders of the Pacific, fl* r the perfremaum of Ikhoi 


#I#1.|. nr #XP#I1M> n Ti rlil.rnnlrnrt pr lc". ftr , t fuur j H y, Pim ,prl«'J 88.000 b.lr., m fbllu*. . WQgp, » *.|_ 

0500 on Saturday. 25.000 oti Monday and Tuesday, nn-l Tsrr.i.iAi'n.Vinii. — »> 

Fr°m Utah. 7U00 oil Wednesday,' (which was rainy and Inciameut,) 1 ii 

The 8t. Louis Republican of the 8th Inst, publishes a tho usual range being furlow to strict middling. Owwlyf'oai!.... 

lengthy and Interesting letter front Utah, a portion of which On Thursday parties were disappointed by the non-rocnlpt w!Xni,'y bui! - 40 

we give below: • ,,f tbu America's advices: which worn considered friilv 

....... . .NurUisrn I 00 


a i in, a . iintifi | — 4o 

He. Nnnlnrkrt.. 

Tallow - - | 

A4an wuttiM....j— — . — I 

Star - la j- If 

Cordage, tb.| 

Maieiu ..-14 -1481 


lofurufs, |».u*, 
1 *»a« , 

Clear, ft MJ.... 

Prim* 

p,o.. ; 

I laau, |f ft> . . . , 


n ti ii m 
tim it it 
u m t« ii 
u io u ti 
MI0 1411 

- IK- IX 


- I ’ tea: h 


; and aiuld the din ©f picks and Spadei 


out the Stat*. with Chinese. Sandwich Islanders, and other ' towards the Govirumeut offlolalssent lu t e, yet ilmust m l 
Islanders of the Pacific. r*r the perfrtmavice of labor bo •forgotten, that the delegation was not kuited f«.r this 


Nlueh as tho'Mormons may have given cause of offence duo ; but. unvr.rtheh as, 7500 balus were sold nt previous Cork* 


rockers, of noisy monte-deal* ft-, and ►hofiting niuh-te* r*. such bills befure the Leglalature. The one limits the con- 
conceived the grand pr<'j»'c «>l en ating a governmen:. trnbt to ten y«nrs. and the other to five. The contract 


within its limits, are uinde obligatory. There are two latitude. Hecretary Harris w,o* ..b-tinal* ly technical, nml I p‘ ,|ir »'J luour columns, auu* 


YesU'tduy morning the America's advices ap- 


V»tv»l.. ... .... | 10 #« 


; me Americas auvtcea ap- !>#■». tl»#d» f y*i 

lunoltig a further slight decline *** * 


Hrgychus I have known for the past ten or twelve yeais Mt Liverpool. Our market, however, was quite favorably 


and appropriating the offices incident thereto ,m their own. fur thi* labor, if procu nl at $jjo m r year, is made 1 
exclusive use and beltonl.- A fabric of goy* rnrnent ‘ eotit log. A* public meeting has l>een held in Sanrnumnto. 
r-ived in sin and brought forth in iniquity, it is uot to dimming the Cooly bill iu the strongest lunguae- 
be supposed, can stnud the test of time, the scrutiny «>f , . , • . 


1 ho contract to be Holely a -meddlesome polUiciau of the most itching affected, and pureltasirs were found for 11.000 bnlwunaklng 
Is made hind school. 1 In* latter came out lure, believing he would cer- - tuU , f ., r lhl , ...ekmf 54 000 bales taken Tnaint* f„r 

rnuiento. con- talnly return this fall as Delegate ; ami fimliug himself * ,ur P '* malnljr fbr0rrnt 

thwartid. he nt<>et Indecorously thrust himself forward at " r ‘R l ' n *n*l the tontlneiit Me retain previous quota- 
a semi-annual conference of the, Mormons, as supreme tiObs, with but little alteration. The receipts' at this pert. 


be supposed, can stand the test of time, the scruiHty 
experience. «*r.the touch stone to practical operations.’’ 


igtriot. While he waa farm and unyielding Advocate Office, April 17. 

a his own principles, he Recorded to others " — 

rhnt he exercised himself, untrammelled 4 a-r.m,iw making omltUnoM will pl«u* 

r • • they are acknowledged. 

recdom of opinion, : j 11 Palm.#. N o ,3 so 

As a preacher ol theuospcl, father Holmes iv u mum-mu a s< 

vas in former jtars one of the most popular ! * 8 


•• Thf. State ok HaltoiokY 


o practical operation.-.’’ ' Fuli l' articuU r« Have been received at San Francisco of 
th- terrible fire at Hong Koug. China, on the 29th De- 
-Thu* * xprc.-slon occurs iu c»*mbcr. Tho whole Chiuesu. portion of the town was con- 


censor of the mountHins. Thu seditious longung.* then 
uwd by the Mormon leaders is without excuse; and there 
is nodenytug that with a great portion of the Mormon 


since the 1st of September are now 1234 292 bales against 
870 667 to same date last year, aud at ull the United States 


an elaborate leading article hi tho Westminster. Review, mined, and tln> loss of property is eatimate'd nl $4,000.- population there 1s a deep and intense hatred towards tha P ort " l"nnw an Increase, compared with lart year, 

on the *uh]cct of *■ K presentaUve Reform.” u* does aleu 090. A large number ol lives were lost, principally (Jhi- J JoTer 59\ eUt °f the United States This is unfortunately of 549.000 bales. 

th. - >totomnt thitnehnai^r of Ca.gr.™ r# pre «nt. ."«#.- »•**"«*« *«*»?«. ».w .... 


thirty thousand adult males. Such blunders, however. 


. , . ..... uuder ordinary circumstances, would make valuable cltl- infrHor 

Col. Matthews, belonging to a British regiment eta- *ens in any community. The reasons l believe to be thes< : ordluarv 


aaw ont.ctvs CLASSIFICATION. 


Inferior ..5'4faO| Middling Fair 

Ordinary Fair a ft (mV 


was in former jCars one of the most popular X ’u™ ii T -o^. ureeawooa, | 

and effective. Thirty ye&rs UCO. he exortdl Ry Kev B II Herbert : W I’ Montgomery ; Mrs P Mar 

, . ,, v b . , , Hunt. GreenVill' 1 . Ml ,5 00 Miff 

great influence over Central (leorgitv, and the By Rev l* P Smith: u s Tho- I'ugti. Tbomasviiie, Ga- 2 5© 

prevalence of Methodism over this region is ,Ku “’ UttmL * mman - ■ tun 

owinal in no small decree, to his exertions. ny R#. s U *’'' r s u ";;'> J McR..ymiW.. AU#ui„n ; . v 

There are many witnesses now living, who .mi $ 2 00 on act .....p , 10 ou > 1 ™ 

were tret brought to how at the altar of God *. ^ 10 00 ^ 

through the agency of his eloquent appeals. ; ; f ^ 1 

father Holmes was not what would be culled n « io DnminK. no : !,n 1 mor 

a /earned man, hut ho was a well road man. Hy Kev A T M K iy : n s Mrs m Newman. Whites- ! wt " 

Hiskoowlcdge of history was accurate, C8]>e- w 3 frl .M 

ciftlly bo far as it boro upon tho Bible, and ’ And the balance of act 5 t*-* prei 

was often used by him with great cncct. lus , nim .. | jR . pj &q. ^ 

preaching was simplo, practical, and oner- By Rev K Tripputt : u « w A lihynics. Dcuiaixe. La j 

retie. Its power lay in tho simple truths elms water*. no.. a f»» » »*•' 

themselves, falling upon .tho conscience in d.g .LowImt . n o » t# 

their naked simplicity, ^ unobscurcd l.y any '* *’} M 

worse than useless rhcturical fiourishes. His M ehapmau. .lackwn. Al»..u«, j 11 # 

hearers always felt thut he had a message ' . , , l '“’ 

for them, and that he must deliver it. j 

In conversation on joligious subjects Father (llvJfHHAL I NT-KLLICI J-.NGE. | oth 

Holmes was an extraordinary man. Ho un- „ - . „ 

, . , . . . -New Orleani and Jackson Railroad. ! W- 

demoou the workings of the human heart in i 

all ita relations. He would expose' Bins in all A very large number of our most respcctahle | 

i > j- , , - and influential citizens assembled nt the -Amcri- ■ 

their hiding-places, and expose with consum- . • ; r.c 

„ . , 1, , . , r , can Theatre h rainy evening, to receive the renori r. 

mate skill tho deep-seated- depravity of the .. p rovisional 7 lmmitt L on K - n r ,L 


, do. Shift 4-4.16-4 - 1 - |J 

•ly Bid 8i.^. 8-8 - 4K- m 

ito.bliortinfi 4-4 — • —15 

U1, Br.l-ow.Owiubgx — 10 —II 

’nt do.Vx.do.8»*-4 - *8 - H»K 

Ttck,i.r^ 5 » 4-4 - - IH 

n * Buip-iAUivckt -:.i8 - H 

>Pf. lAtuiuu ....... —10 — 1A 

Coltutindfl .... — I *8 — 

l»t S«tiu#i* - T4, - II 

„„ Calico I’riuU. .. - 5 - 14 

Kintm-k) — 40 — 44 
ir, LW.y». Ky.... - *0 — M 
do. luuwni .... — II — *1 
Duck, V boll. 
htiMui 14 06. 11 M 

X KnglUk V 40 14 00 

Ravbm I 10 M0 

Sn.No4.ttalO,yu - II — M 
— ft ton. 

— Logwood, Cmpy II M 40 00 
do. HI. Dotninn 14 00 I* 00 
Fuslir, Tiunbl«> to 00 II 00 

re. i IS -IS! 


iippolqtod Governor, and that the troops had racked and imously rasolvad that uu building should be erected of 
burned maDy hotuyo. . . wrx>d or bamboo thereafter, and that tho Chineea-street* 


DxsTRifTivr.'V'ir.r. in 8 av.in.nah, — T he Charleston Onus 
l ier of Monday »a» : The steamer Jasper, arrived here 
yesterday, from Savannah, fppnrt-d tliut-uu extensive flr< 
was rngittg there at her di.-par/ur* 1 . We understand from 
a private dispatch, that at about tw<* o’olock yesterday 


,U, T V u 1 « TX " ia 00 wrm * aw fell alike upou the guilty and lumtcenl. The masses were 

wood or bamboo tbere-after. and that tho Chluese - streets ffud are* kept-lgnomut of the oxlstenre of such l«nds. and 


al who w vro oommlhsloned to do dee, Is. the b amjt of which HwefrtS wt w fk 45 U10 4 311 

fell alike upon the guilty and Innocent. The masses Were lrUU ' ’ \ l£i«Ll234 292 22 WM 27 215 

«nd are keuMirnorHUt of the ..aUtenre of .unh 1*11.1. .,,,1 1 * preVloRSiy . . 1 22 WM -27.216 


nhould.bo ot th*- same width -as that of the Victoria road. 


€ud are kept-lgnomut of the existence of such hands, and * ’ ou> — 

were* inndu to believe that rumors of Mormon depredations 1249.082 61.086 

solely arose to give color for their expulsion, because of Kxported past week 30.919 153 

their faith. This Idea Is fostered. laud 'together with the previously . . 1017.3-ftt#* 1054. 258 33.313 —33.460 

remembrance of their wars ami "niff-rlng* In the flret ret w 8UicU ou hand not cleared 196.424 lLC'io 

tli nout of this valley, malL them quit- unpatriotic, to „ . . . . . ' 

my tho least. TOBACCO— Buyers for export havo linen deterred from 

These bands w.-re ffirmed of the most fanatic and truifi. operating by the high rates of foreign freights, and as tho 
worthy among thcmeiuboi't. who ar- at the entire. bidding stock has bean on thu Increase, they havo had the ndvnn- 
(•I t In* 1 resideney. ' If a uH-tuI- i>rot her. i»r other n.-i- . ■ ■ , , . , 

Ll I* pointed OUL from Hie right ouirter. he U »drii. I ^ ‘ n w,lteh . w,,w • lr, * ,u, J r **">'*“*'' ^ 


From the Isthmus. 


solely arose to give color for their expulsion, because * 
their faith This Idea Is fostered. laud 'together with th 
remembrance of their wars and sufferings in the flrrt rei 


i to dUco vervil issuing frnm the Hied ad- 1 puico 


The Panama paper?* contain no local news nf Interest/ tl* - meut of this valley, maCt them quit- unpatriotic, to 
The Echo of tile 4th lust, jnlorm uh that about seven huff- ’ M y 

.1 i i.ru... Vm.ii. a _»ni a.... Thi-.. liniuls w.,r>, r>,#n....i r....n ■ 


died of the North America’s passengers were still at Aca- 
, Jiulco. - 'a ' “ 

2 f*o I j. lining Mr. t\ A. Lamar’s Cotton Press lu that city. The brig Margaret, from Pa’naraa. with one hundred and 
which, the wind b-lng high, thread rnpidly. and entirely *''ghty passengers, put Into .San Bias on th« 19th of March. 

S 5.1 «K,troy6l Mr. Lunf. nnliouK. .onMnlmt -I#** •■* *«’« I J I «" »»•* »•*"• **»» <9« Mly-thr#. 

-5 ' J .. . iLijr— to sail tor han IraueUco about the 23d. /, » 

5 t6i presses, and between four and five thousand balva ot cot- The steamship United States left New York on thp 26th 
tou. The ships Jane Hammond and Isabella, which were u't . at a quarter past .3 r. m.. and arrived at Navy Bay 
ngtround'nt the vrhs.rf'coubl not la* rt*moved. and we r> - °U tho 3d Inst.i ut half piu»t IB a m.. having completed the 

i -* “• «-•*'» "*• fn"" «* ~ nl . jsss ^„ n r i s;;i^, h oM ,D * ‘i* 

2 7" t Inn* with the coUui on board. Tlie I>abclU was also In- The passengers by the ms II line that left NHwVnrk on 
2 /.• * lured. Mr. Lamar's sheds and press, which co*k f 60.01“ >. the 24th March, per steamship Georgia,. via. Uaranu. nr- 
only In-Ur. *1 f#r 4lh rail) pip,.#., •' jA«l’lm , ’,il OT IK.. Bt*i April lp.tb,. »tram,hi P m,i,r. 

I -.Wch «.r» iu >n tool Mf#- «l*. mftlnty ronsiuayil. -fh..Oult.dSUtMiri,.th#llnitlo4#p«ndcnl»t#.merthal 


.1 A Luik. N O., 

D ll. Lowher N.O 

ltev Ash Skinner, on rubs, credited . 


‘By Rev A 8 Dickenson : n s Kav E Gillmore. Janie 
M Cbapmau, Jackson, Ala . . Less f>5. 


tet. ist - 

Ohio, «V., sap. . 3 B9 
lllim.it 4 Mu. do. IM) 
St LoUx,Cfty.. I N 

Bour « «f 

Fcntherw, f n, - S4 


son. is pointed OU^ from the right quarter, he is spirited 
away, and is soon ceased to bo held In reuiepihrauc-.- 


factors as very low. Tin* W" k’s sales sum up about 050 


These a.vH(Kilatinns were first formed for the purpose of re* lihds, more than half of which sre on private terras, 
(nlintiuK upoft tbow Irf MWourt who h«a h..,n wtl.o lu ih.t our unol.Uimi «r,. Illllo niun. tlinn immlnnl. ... r 


at a quarter past 3 r. m.. and arrived at Navy Bay tlielr expulsion, and ns their 'enemies became uiore'geuet- 
no 3d inst.i ut half pant 16 a m . having completed tin* j' 1 ' **"' k° r ‘h‘*‘« of their ojierntluns wlden-d. Now. as the 


I passage in seven day-* and nineteen hours— being thu Mormons say God has Again set up his kingdom .upon FulrtoFlne.487n)6';.L , holceand8elcetions.68f3)0oVrb- 
| .*horle*t pHMttgeio that |*ortor Chagr. * on record. - rite earth.", and restored the •• priesthood." the • Pres 1 - 8U0AU— Tho Sugnr market lias continued tolerably 

The passengers by the msil line that left NJwYork on '‘“ncy ’ assumes the power of life nml death, nnd these fnr , hl letter thonot. th- 

ie 24th M m-h. per steamship Georgia, via Havana, ar- bands are the .,,slr.„„e„ts of Judgment. Who they amts - ^ ...J ^‘ , ' r K™' 1 *"' tho, W>‘ rommnp and hi- 


wno inui been active iu that our quotations are llttl** more than nominal, any for 
iWSrSSSTK r, ' ,K '' a N®8« | W. 1 iilurlnr tu Uornmnn. 8*(©4H.I 
t Up his kingdom .upon * , “ ,r to Fine. 4 ft(n>b \. Choice and 8elcetlons. 6 K7S)0g Y ft- 
riesthood," tho •Pre>‘. BUG AH— Thu Hugnr market lias continued tolerably 


Flab. Cod, V"«* I 1«8 * w 

Markvtnl.l'bbl. 10 « toio 

do. No. Q S 6(1 • 00 

do. No. I S (K. 6 *4 

lining. * few. — 40 -W 
Fruit, ’v '«•«.’ f 

" Prone*... |-t — * “ 

itkiiuii:4tn ... -i — — 

it i, At A I 

do. O — — 

i>ttvm*. . il 10 4 H 

Otaiiuii* — — 

'fig*, drum, - *8 ~ • 

(?'inAiili l 2Uii'.«. — 48 ~ “ 
Alinmi<!i, H. 8.. — IS — W 
do. hard ahsll. . — — — — 

Fwr», V *ki«. 

Otl-v —10 I *o 

I Bmiv.r - 16 1 00 


lie qlso lost a horse valued at ^\gQQ. Messrs. Allen 5c I landed pn^eugers nt the railroad, and hereafter all stuum- I ar( ^ s - 


kept h m* end from the masses, although all are now prett y fpr,or QuMIUm are dull nnd very irregular lu price. Tint drain* |i’bu*i». _ 

well convinced of their existence This potent Preside©- week’s sales, Including 600 hbds taken yesterday, sum up ........ - 10 _ 

cy_i« Brlghsin Youoj,ll#b«rC. Kkub.ll »uj n’IIUr.1 Rl»)l. aaw) Klid.. »nd tli« clods* qaoUllon. w#ru : Inf, rrlor M Cm* — r.WM.1 - - - 


Ball st l'J0O I siles cotton. whfWt. however, were insured. 
Messrs, G. W. Gnrninuy 5c (?o. lost 800 bales, and 'less! - -. 


«-rs will land at that point, instead of Ghagres. 8ixte«*n 
and a half miles of railroad ure completed, and hi about 


Sinco their settlement In the valley bf Salt Lake, they < ' ,,n,mon- UfflWM i FttIr * 5 IJrlme and Choice, 

have become bold and systematic In licentiousness beyond ^H(S > V ft. 


flnir un.iT. I-NTVt»T-iT44-VWfllJ’ ^ ^ Molynta ux. A. Low L Co.; M nt. Batterriby. and eeyerd Bunna Vista. The -time occupied pn th- road iiutrans- lunt'-lHJeu denied In. th» wu* uf the ©u»-j- MOL*A88EB-^PrlBe8 h*Vi* flfletuatod MlglltlV. and asCIm 

UZi$pnnrb liM lxjLLKri!.N0r*, - j other Anns had'dllTc.rentami unis orci'ttob ilcsii iiyud.Tjul porting passengers to its present terminus is one hour and sjup world, and tlielr followers arc flrrt brought to its in - . . . nh) nriee. fir th.. h..» tin 

nr,.prtttlO,‘d tn l,.n, th.t Ml -rr, Iniund. .Th# S»l u hnlf “which thlrty-rix hour,- lr»«l by th# rim ' ! bl : 


week three miles more will be add-d. which will reach H,, 7. parallel of inodf ru times iu Christendom. Up to tills’ J ** Week’s reoe Ip tsj 4524 h lids— exports. 1081, 


- New Orleans and Jackson Railroad. 

A very large number of our moat respectable 
and influential citizens assembled at the Ameri- 
can Theatre Friday evening, to receive the report 


w** are prat l fled to learn tlmt all were Insured. .The total 
; bvs Is estimated at $300,000. How tho fire originated, or 
I vrhal' ln«UranCQ "fflce«.are a ffected , we have not Uaruud. 
I Hmtii molt SwAttowix© Pin*. — T lte L'>ndon Lancet 
j records the death of a t radioman's w ife from catijig pins. 


Upon a post mortem examination, the stomach was found I boats 


from Chagrcs. . , -r r - - . . - - — , , — , 

The iwu * d'> not run ns fast as was intended, on account i«uug In Nauvbo, but be did not tell the whole truth us (ntnklng about 4200 for the week.) tho range bring usually 
*.f the working trains on the read, which in the course of IS-L. r“ ?!?, th '' ,,ri f l, '» lor »» f » lra «.st every forfrrment^ig to choice and rvboUrif 

u short time, when the filliug in Is completed, can be dis- !,* * in c °“demn* in his publication, and for a time le I w . , . t . n , . . . . 

penned with :8inllh on from one wickeilness to another. In using hist Week s receipts. 6114 bbl* — exports. 840. 

| The fare on the road is five dollars, and two dollars by for lh,! damnable nun**™. uutU a blow-up took FLOUR— Extreme dullness has prevailed in ; the Flour 

sts to Gorgona. pl iee between them. There lsu strong body of the Church mnrket since our last review, owing to the want of demand 

rhe usual fare from Ghagres to Gorgona was from six J' * 10 have remaine* .straugers to these scenes, anil 1 ! f or , pxoort at the uresent advanced rate* of fretirht 
ten dollars, and from Sue and one and a half to two keep aloof from the Toul crruptlousthat exist under the | , the “ u 2 , 


, « i, *i, *, of the Provisional Committee on the NewQrleans to contain lu its lower lmlf. nine ounces of pins ofra pur- 

human heart. He would with great succoss }ind j ao kson Railroad, appointed about on«> V 1 " black color, not corroded, ull bent or broken, many 
administer consolation to the spirit of thf _ voar8 i nce , nI „l all seemed to enter warmly into ' '"S’ P 1 "^ lbp _ 1 rto ““ ch »‘'' J B,uri t 

touliled believer, and pour joy into tho soul ttlc su bject of this proposed work, so important 1 

OttRO tempted and oppressed. -■ . to the commercial interests of our city. We j ; n ihc siom*clu'»naafholl>- olutrirctlng Uni tub#. Tli.-ir 

With no appearance other than that ho regret exceedingly that the crowded state of oar j weight wa« »bout a 
was uttering the most common truths, he columns this .morning, prevents us from giving „ j Th(: K , r , : ,„ IIM „ The ton<l6n Times, of th« I 

would exhibit with great clcarncas the pro- lull report oi the proceedings. Mayor Orossman * jothuit.. bps a long article ou the expedition t.* Japan.] 


Corn, In **r,ftbbl — — — 

do. aUlUd, btu). -44 - 

Bosat, ft wi • • • 4 VS 11 

• « -• 
8 porting 4 00 — • 

Am-rlronJtby 10 1 SO I 1 
do. 10 by |f ISO » (l 
do. IV by IS 4 40 »• 

QmnyBsn, - I - - 

U*nip, tflon. 

WmUiti,w, rotd — — — - 

do. dtw-rollod . *0 00 104 

do. haekkid.... — - 


•litllarHbnat hire for landiug'from a steamer, with at leapt 
a small chance of being drowned. 

Two wharves are now completed for the accommodation 
of steamers and other vessels, and two more are soon tobc 


I name of pretended sanctity. This parly arc followers of l Undfr these clreumstances prices have given 


IE7.V 1,40 

W.i!a M*i. flint - 1-4 
Dry-*nltod Mra. — 1-18 
Wi,t-**lt«d, b'vy — >8 — >X 
Dry, eo«nlry ... — 4 — 1 

Kip sad Calf .. - 48 - * 


SStrtSrB 

JSJSSkh ~ ' 

T ?to. v £ J __ 

Fla* — — 

r* Ir — 


what they call "old fashioned MormonUm.’’ as It has j and barely 9500 bbW have found purcuasurs during tho Vi®"- |a M 

bia'iipubhcly taught ; Mug those whom Smith dared not | WtM . k . principally at $3 55^$3 65 for Ohio. $3 7<tf?$4 00 - 4J 

npproaeh with seiiliuieuU that might have driven thuia / . a. t .. * «... Eo*U*h, flHaa. 40 00 

away. These are very quiet here, and apparently sanction ! ^ ,,r superfine Illinois and St. Louis, nnd $4 87 8 (a ) $4 878 .. 8w*d«*,***«rt*d tb 00 
thing'* here for fear of consequenc es. They look upon I f" r ‘‘*tra and choice b akers’ bran ds. Of ibis quantity RjJJT'T® ~ 4. 


Hi* tinman ^ » l *t uM i ii* i mi the object of. the meeting, Mr. Benjamin came ’ ‘xcluslvlsm* f that Empire, and says if it Is carried On in any in tl 
human heart and the Bible, and lus skill forw J (I> „ nd on hehalf 0 f tbe Provi i nul c “. ! , M . spin. «f ham.oUy. ...... u»d, r «.# in, ,u,. t ^ 

wm exhibited in using the one to the break- U| Bubmitted a detailed report of the stops I ' h<- “ b ““f“ 

jne up and cleansinc tho other. I *,• V , , . • / : Ferry wiu be backed with tha sympathies of all European shipping 

TViix i u fL , ... which have been taken hy that body since it.- j u *tigns. It compares this expeditiou to the English ©;»- The r 

. days of F athcr Holmes wore passed org'aiiizdtion. From this report it apponra thnt j tratiunsiu L’hiua, aud wishes it ThCv aame success. 

iu a stato of unconsciouHnctw. Ho wuh at- with the advance of five per cent., wliich was | . .] . tl mi ♦ ... i.hlp Ch« 

Uwked very violently, and his mind writ* hood obtained on the *400,000 Hubscription luyt : Au-rery m.r L.'giria'iurelvpj.iu-!! totheUl 

prostrated by tho nivagos of disease. During spring, surveys have been made, plans drawn, | turns are made by white men to in- divorced from Indian 

tho afternoon of tlio day ou which ho expired and every preliminary arranged so' that nothing j wives. One of these rases, the application of u Mr. Rein- By the 

his countenance indicated much suffering: now remains to he doue but to organize per mu- ] v111 * f " r a dlTOr ™ f [ 0,n ^ wife. wo.. \ud*n yesterda; 

, , . o . uitely poripotied. It appt'ared that Mr. Rciuvillo b,id Cth lust. 

but, two or threo hours before he died a most Iu ‘ n,l >’ and commence operations. Having com- tn|u . n f lll „u„. r h ,„»w. .i,,#,-. h# i„,a r.puai.t#a vah.b«- liu.i,,. 

remarahlc chance ciuno over his oountennnoe. I” 1 ™ 1 the diflerent lines of survey, including that pee. As applications .therefore _urc llk«-ly to come from I made for 


constructed foY tho Atnoricaii* and British lines of until H L w i H F - Thesware vury-qulet .here, and apparently snuctio.i ! ur 

t*t earners. Thu demolition or Chagres has already cm- hj’ r '* for t. ir *.f consequenccH. Tb.-y look upon *»r F 

t n o uced .andtho wharves ui'A'spinwali are flUed with uin- RHglknUf snulifllQlstrolibn n» merely a regency llut is to Isoms 4000 bbls were taken yeftonUy. Inclu ling 2944 (two 
torlal* of buildings removed from that place. c« - aj>e win it Joseph Smith. Jr., comes to take the place of g ttt j >oa ^ loads) delivered at the ship, at $3 60 in bbl. 

The island Is about oti© mile square, or 640 acres ; there 1 rt ^ a young man of aimuitwenty-onc years. «y r ,. w ,. Frr „ tT , f n xanni >.t>u— in ait 

are at present six hotels, and the foundation of nnot her is ” *»• comes on here it the foowte|M. of Ills ancestor be 
prepared. It Is intended thnt the new hotel, which is to will find a host ready tojoln him. ti 

b* 12© bv o-> feet, will be fitted up on a scale ouperier to " u n . rv . ut , a |,,H “ lo understand wbut measures wllf be thi 


nnd If he comes on here In the footstep* of his ancestor be 
will find a h(*st ready tojoln him. 


0 1 ,, . . „ I -. , . . ✓ i ’ ° . , ■ ' Iirepareu. n is inu'mtt'a turn me new nntei. wnicn is — j 

foamiest truths of thcolocv. His study was wa8 Cftlled t0 t,ie ' thftir » and ttfter explaining which it takes for granted is in tended, to break up th.- b* 129 by V) feet, will be fitted up on p scale superior l> " L * « rt : ut . a lo “ to understat 

. 1,0 1 .1 IV, 1 , , . , the abject of the meoting, Mr. Benjamiu came : ,'xclu#lil | ' l „ if U, nt Empire. »„d »»)■# ir It Is carried nn iu #by In Hi# country. Different poioU h*v» bton .ur.i.y, ■, I 

tbe human heart and tho Bible, and lus skill . j. ' ,hl a ,pirit of huawnl.r. «„ff under tl,# ,L„, At tl,# purp*# n obt,,ini„ K fr ? h ,«.i#r.«„,l lull, 


Week’s receipts. 42.919 bbls — exports. 10.017. 
GRAIN—The receipts of Oor a have been only modcrab* 


M u nru ut a loss lo undersUnd what measures wllf be this week, and In consequence prices have been generally 


L lu regard to affairs in th,* 
will surely justify the uuM 


well sustained Tbo entire sales nun. up obout 89,000 


Mjxnksota Affaiks— Polygutuf /:—' The Minuceota IMo* 
ueer says : " At every wMloil'of ftur Legislature appllra- 1 
t ious ure made by whlto m* n to be divorced from Indian j 


I « * »»,. <* *om *> <*««*,< mb*. e#...„,i 

ultundnnt fuppiy nf p„m' upring wntur fnr tin- city nn.l *•“* run rint nui.ing tbl«p#i.pl«. I ffur th# cooittlutlonid 4affl40» ¥ bu.h#l for prime yHl.w end white. 
.hipping ' limit,, miy b# nhnrri. ■#,... perfect cure, but .urvly ll.# h,,,, |K. on „m„g quit, .teady, t|)« rullnj rate, bnlnc as 

Thn l’reddent r.f the Railroad Company. John L. hl B liv»t hrerogntlveof Uonsre«.lonal leffUat on nu«l,t in ™ , tu , k , nd ^5,35., for Ohio, Indiana and St 
Ktenhen* Ksn and Gant E Knlirht mrent of the Factflo U" enforced over this territory to redeem it from this ,u uu '* - , J 7 ’ " r ' - 

M a! I i^U’ u ui »hi n 1 on urn n y were in the si ££§ . Louis, in sacks.... Bran may still be quoted at about 766 

iddp Cherokee for NewYork, via Havana, on u short visit , One of the Territ*»rlal Judges (8now) has been holding i* 100 ft.... Of Wheat 400 sacks fair were sold at 71, nnd 
to the United States " BB* 


('.mutrjrUir.Va —48“*” 

KoglUl., fltoa. W 00 40 00 
.. 8»*d«*.Aawrto4 It 00 104 00 

Hoep.f » — 48 — ® 

8h*«t. . ...ran r* 1 8-* 

Nall Ro>la - 6 - ll< 

Ciullng*, Am... — I - #8 

Luisbcr, 

yard prie*«. 

Board *.pln*VMfi 16 00 40 00 

do. yalloir |iln«. 10 00 II 00 
do. cjrprew .... 11 00 14 00 

Buvto.p e.«140(> 40 00 U 00 
do. w.oak hnd.f. 66 00 41 00 


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do. Kronen l, mu 44 00 

do,w.o.hmi<11nr. 

Lead, V 100ft. 


Rein* — 10 

Wlneo, VpUlto 

Port .......... — 40 

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auhHaUm.. -.14 -a» 

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From Havana. 


Court in this city for suuiu weeks past. His notorious in- 4^ busdirU prlmeat 75d W bushel. 

competency nmki-s him tbe laughing stock of every body. ... .. xs iat u .i.. ,, 

A f«w Mvif.au. from Tao», In NnwJltxIco, w.r. afrMtafl, W ” k ‘ r ' c ’ ,| i’ t * of ‘' orn 4S - 1 ’“ «»h»-.«port<. 11.017. 
come iwo or three months ago. for violating the Indian In- PI10VIBI0N8— Pork continued quite firm earlyin thn 


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V ft. I—, 98 — I 


Information Wan tad 


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- 90 - 90 


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do. do. fm •lor*. - — - 16 

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as swas* - ,K - * 

UiimU «blu ... 8 60 10 M 

do, brown,,.,,. — — mm 

’’ttaisai?.:',; Es 

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d<>. No. | 48 — IJd 

dn. No. 9 ...... — »2 _ M 

™*W»>0a too aw 

do. Ito-d-.u., ,. _ (| | W 

do. Amertoon. . , — ,1 —60 
<3 ia, Holland «H - "K 

,-dto.Atoomaa... - 14 — 11 
Run,. Jontopo.. 1 lo 111 

dn, Ni»Ko.U„a — w - W 

do. NawCMtoa*. — SO — || 
W0h»y,t«UPd _ || _HX 

do. 11 

Alfloliol a/, _ u 

ShlM. ft rob*. 

IN IN 


villa fur n divorce from Yah-ho-pee. his wife, wan iudsll yesterday, 
uitely poatponyd. It apjH'arod tlmt Mr. lleiuville bad 0th Inst, 
taken aimthcr s«iuaw. since ho hud repudiated Yali-ho- Busines 


lly Iho hrlg Mary Kli*alK |h. Cnpl. McConn.ll, arrl.off tonourno low tin win, ,„mo n.o ww-lu trying thorn nuil wi ok at ,17 2S fur Slow, but on Woduo.day and Thun- R_,-ntin. nultNAUD nnDDV who «t_u 
vooterdny. wo Imyn rooolrod date* from llarnim lo thn -hum! It up In a arand lu|pU farco. Thorn io a hill agalnot , ,, r[ . cl ,iui, wcaolonod a docllnn and urn, nr „ 7!? . .T* w ‘-ti, V , "0 , **t* 

tho Kururnmnnt of botwoonnno a, , d iwu lh, moand dnIUr. ' biy ™ Unlt.d Statoo. from th. North of InUod, In Aufttot, HIT, 


As applications therefore _ure likely to come from I made for tho Iloyul feast day 


Business was dull, and great preparat ous were being L lhl , Administration will send fools to preside over 


On Ui" evening of tho lid. tho little vllfkgo o Ca 


the government of between one and two tbuussud dollars *“* ue ,.77“ “ UulUd BUUs. from th. North of Ireland, In August, HIT 

for the expenses of the suit, and ought lo be paid ; for if two * ur *f® were maU ‘ , rrom Levee at $17 00. in company with Mesnw. John Kelso nod John Harrow, 
the Administration will send tool* to preside over our Yi-fterdsy. however, the market was firmer again, with ^ an( j relatives of these genUeown, attdal 

courts, they must expect to pav for it. - from first hsuds at $17 128- »ud from second hands ot i. Br . - rB rremested to forward th. »*— * |«, 


given the preference to ft line running up to the j new wives. Mr. Rie.hard0 moved that the petitioner l»e lllaucn was thrown Into a statv of great excitement by'a ^ u^^J^hrn, uVd^b-y'ap'- 12I.OO0 ft sold at 7 8 for Uog-rodod. and 150,000 ft d-^ J °0 Keon.rNewOrieaiu, 8tat« of 

il.# I.##), ,l#w. aCiI... i *_i.i j.- .• 1 il vi t ell t O remove t « • L t n h . . W here p( )1 y ira in V i s u V i rti i - . fltrht between thiClrrewn nf nil AtnerieMn nml Knclisb Vi’S- I ... ... •/. u ...... n..... ...«•!« ..... 1 . 1 .. .i.ii, n, TQifl. ti II, t*.,.# ' 1 . .. 1 . .. 


c “, ,r ,k- . 4 IJt ^ , rales from oral nanus ui *u u*. auu rrom second narniB othl!r . rreiutiUd to forward th. hi. 

We have no less thuii three Indian Agents -residing |n . , *47 n< nr iiuiu 1*,,,^ oincrs. are wnesuy requssisu to lurwaru xu. nimuMI la- 

this city,. who have us pretty sinecures as it is possible i«> ftt 26 mnd ' u * 1 * rd *' ’ * ™ Uu k J >rk wB n0 ^®" *° D '® formation on this suk)*et to ths Rav. M. N. MeTykre, or 


remaraUc chango ciuno over Iris countenance. I’ arc<1 the lllflercut llnes of survey, including that : pee. As applications therefore .ure likely to come from made for the Iloyul feast days. . courts, they must expect to pav for It. Ha i eB f roln first bauds at $17 128- »ud from second hands 

From the indications of suffering it Dttsse.l to of th ° ° ld NuBhvill ° rottd * the Committee hits Mr.Reinvillo for a divoree : as Often US begets tired Of On the evening of tho H tho little vllfkgn «» Casa !■ at $17 25 and upwards.... Of Bulk Pork w. notlcesom. 

an expression (JTo moTSt «' ,Te " the V*"™* *° » «“» running up to the j «#w wive,. Mr. K. ? h„ri* fflored that th# pOUU lUauca -a. throw., ..to a al.tv of gr..t .:xrit#mcot hy a t h J: " 12 ‘to Ik «ri<* .1 T « ror llog-rotluff, and ,«*. lh 4- 

L ‘ , ■ 1 poncci nappmew. rivor on t |, e hack slope of tho highland fronting i,1Tilnl to ri ' moT, ‘ to htah,^ where polygamy is a virtue, fight between thiftsrewH of an American aud English v.-6- p, nr to know it. ufid conMqnHUtly draw thrir |«iy and llvercd alongside ship at 7 0-10* $4 ft.. .Beef conilimre 

U seemed as though he had caught tt glimpse .. tn x , . .. . ‘>n Saturday, the vote to indefinitely postpone was re-won pel and s<imo Spanish sailors, whom the former had followed spond it about town like gentlemen Tba Indians la thn rather scarce and brluiM $13 J28rii)$13 50 for Mess, 

of the scene of hie future iovs or the minis- ’ „ \ ^ F lantat , ,0n * !' ud } sldere*i..nd the case passed through the House: asweu n, onshore. Uousiderable bodies of troop, were called into Griiat Unsin ^re divided up hit©., nail Independent bancs ^ 9- 07 8 *far prime! $ 6 ^ 76fi)$0*tW fur li., etc . . !. IV 0 

thence across hr«u K I,ho .W«mp to the high- Mary Am, Ah-van,.,, ■’ to-toton lo W U U» , tutd they acted with .rSfiSL'M Sriffd':: h!,^rd ol’L.hL d#,„\ I M##a 


Tha frienda and nUtlfca of thaaa fantlanm, and nil 


American aud English ves- I j„. ftr to know It. ufid consequently .draw thrir |>sy and llvured alongside ship at 7 9-10* $4 ft.. .Beef coni I ours 


of the scene of It s future iovs, cr tbo minis- ,, uurH p.antauon, ana . , lden , d . .„ a ,i„ «,» paa.rd through th. iiou..:»#w#Un 

. “ ' nW ' ltur . e JUyH ’ or “« thence across through tho swamp to tho high. M n>. Mary Ant, Aloaandrr, 

bp fits wore hovering- around him, tlntl inntls on tho other side of tho Lake. Forty-six — # n. - - . — . . 

with notes of gladness charming. Iris spirit miles of road will have to bo built to roach this “T”: ' Un'irontlt 

from Dn tnnnnmn * nl»„ „„i 1,1 ' . c 6 ncur-Tn th** statement thnt every kind of labor is over 

om ita teoc.mcHt of day, and, although his point, sixteen miles of it running on tho high- , tockod . unJ that thousands of poor young me. who bav, 

wnguo would utter no word, his countenance land fronting the .river, ten miles through n given up comfortable situations jo go there, are in mauj 
expressed to surrounding friends that all was lower grade, and twenty miles through swamp. , instances reduced to the most humiliating and extrein* 
and without a' change ho ceased to The Committee 1ms been unremitting in itt* me “ ur «a to obtain tho. actual necessaries of life. Fa; 
>»eathe, and passed without a strugglo'from ■‘“J by a most careful collection of data ' J^'d' »°lth utm'-ho^r# u^bl# m 

Ihe Bcenes of time to that bourne whence no 011 make calculations, they have been , WO rk at anything. There are thousands in Uaiifumi 

have lor returns. His flesh rests in lit, no. enabled to lay before tho public an cstimato of »l,o probotly will ohtwf#turu to thu AibwtlofUatsx.hu 
CuUodcnvillo Ga J Dtauv t *‘° C09t uf euuh mile of road through tho difl'er- **“, would pladly tln «’if they l,ad tl,,, utcatiH. n„'i U ,i, 

I®* K. C. Advocate, ploaso copy., 


stocked, und that thousands of poor youug men who hove 
given up comfortable situations Jo grt there, are in ninny* 
instances reduced to the most humiliating. and extrein*- 
measures to obtain tho actual uecctwaijcs of life. Fun 
• Francisco, and Indeed every large city iu the State, ur • 
thronged with meu who are uuable to procure a day's 
-work at anything. There are thou>uudii in California 
who probably will -nwVer returu to the Atlautic State**. hut 
who would gladly do m* if they had thi* means. No'umn 


ou shore. Considerable Jodies of troops were called Into Grtiat Hindu are divided Up luto «uall Independent bancs ^ 25/340 87 If fur prime. $6 75©$fl Ut) fur l).,ete#. .. IVe 

of from three to a duien families, and. to have any con- »» w 'wr** ™*w 

_ requisition to quell the disturbance, and they acted with tro j OTer them, there. ought to b« au agent appointed for have heard of nothing doing In prims Mess recently..., 

■" ' ” ' great forbearance updj r the circumstances. The English t-ach gang, or tlielr uil*>ion falls. When will tbu tiuverii- Ili.cou hns continued iu actlvu rfquuht. with rales fully 

■Califohnia Emiohation.-AU accounts from Cnllfomla BIl(1 Amerlcun Bailor-being drunk, made a desperate rash- meat barn u little muse about such matters ? 19>J0 nl f or g uod to prime ribbed Hides. 11*- 

concur-Tn the statement that overy kind of labor is over- .u n l.,.| n „ i,\4„ *»,#. n r a ni.ii..r a >nii Between this and California, tbe Indiaui are said to b* , , . . # . 

! • - - tauce, showering stohes into the renk/yif tho ^Idlers, and Ucratlln. by the report «.r parties who arrived h-reth.K f »" "•“•r do., (which are^ very roaree.) und 7X07K* ft*r 

ui.c.r, Iv („i„rli„r ai,v.>riil ,.V t li.m Tt,..v ,li,l fir.- I, ill , . , bl.l. .....I ,.#,ll.,..#w If...... ..II 


severely injuring several o'f Hum. They did nut fire, but foil' 'from thut direction. On Mary’s river, i 


two sailors were wounded with Unyoucts. lone of them pauack tribe, together with companies of Hnakes. all frum at 973)98* canvased to very extra Hugar-cured at 10/£llc 

mortally. A call wa.s'made ou the Eiiglish iWi American Oregon, have laid ill wait for companies piling, and oiiui- xv Western butter, of good quality, is very scarce, 

Lw. * mlltvd uiuuy murd#ni la,t auiniuvr and tail. b,r«,«H T ' 


ll.trcd alotiffaid# .hip at 7 H0, V lb . . . B##f conlluwf. • M|lor , of p»p,„ l0 ^ UB | tnt 8UUa 

riilhi-r Marc#, and bring. (13 13};®(13 SO for Mrr«. m „ lptclfu i|, (nd MmeaUr aollcltfd to publUh tho 
(II 250,11 87 )( Sir prime, (0 700(0 uu fur U.,#t«....IVe nboT , )n b,|^iy #f four orphan., whoa# father died la 
buy# hcord of nothing doing In prim# Mca recently. . . . NawOrlanna of Aalatle Oholtn, In 1001, and thn rapport 
lh. cun bn. continued lu Mil,# r, <juc,t. with ..lo, of fully 0 , >hoH u „, , nd Jurt U g.l rlghU now before Chnnrar* 
11.IO rack, at 0Jf for g-aid to prime ribbed Sldr.. lid- , n Ir » l4nd d „p. B( u upon tbla InformaUtm. 

fo - .* clear do., (which are very scarce.) and 7.87o>78'7 for I *-■ 

Hbnuiders. Pialu and ordinary bagged llama sell slowly Highly Important to Planters and Property 


Consul* by the authorities. 

Havana Is literally full uf strangers, aud it Is difficult 
to find accommodations. 


to be ii f**rt established there*, until these Indlah* might nn< * 
be exterminated. Wu have had,00 California mail since <!h«i 
la*t September, for tbe reiuou. we believe, of Indian ho*. t . on | 
m|U6». - . ... . ...... uric 


ent kinds of land, which,' we doubt not, will " U|!bl lo K °. tbm ' ’ ,llbout <,; * rr f ln ‘! wllb bb " lb » “■«»>• 

vnrv K«4 i;**i„ ie c .i , of returning if he does not succeed, 

vary but little if any from the actual results _ * 


- Going into all the minutiue of the expense of. 

l* r ^ ~V con8um P tlon > afc fc * ie residence of embankment, woo<l-work, rails, etc., it is esti- 


iho probably will -nuVer returu to the Atlantic state**, hut Prom Texas, 

1,10 w ”" ld « b ‘ J, l' dn lf tb "> baJ tbl ' h''’' 1 *”’" Th# Hi d hand Hrrald nunounce, the dr.th nf Iraan l’ 

lUght lo go dure without carrying will, him -the «,» ,. olk ,, 0?s ,„ Augu.tln#. II# flllud the office nf Ser- 

,f returning II h# due, uni .uc#r#d. ^ . grant-at-Ann. lu th# Huum of Itepre«nUtlT#., In th# re- 

Foreign Newa by the Africa. 0, nt *'’T“ luturi '- 

8 i The lie, R. Water, ha# retlrrd from the Team Free- 

early as possible after Easter, or, at the latest, soon Lyterian, of which ho was co-editor and proprietor. HI** 
ionV”’FSm^t. mlUl<t ' r “ 10 ,U * i0lw - place will 4 .upplied bj the Rev. Mr. Uuthrle. • 

Between 9000 aiid 10.000 »»f the engineers have signed Pbothst.— T hu Sau Aiigustlne Herald says that a$ru- 


There will be a large emigration frum here to California , , . . 

next spring. "although Brigham Is coming down upon | R°®* bbls and 
thus** whu are likely to go It bos deterred many ; but fur No. 2, 


p 4 ft.... Western Butter, of good quality is very scarce. nninfilJ’UfATFR ADAM ANTINP PA1KT 
end prices little more th-en nominal at 12^)17«» $4 ft ... . ^ A 1 , ” 1 1 , N “ PAINT^ 

ffi##ae la Belling Im-gularl/dlroro 7rii?0? V ft Lardha. Sy'^hTy^^rt.'i: 

‘ontinued lu st4-ady request, with uu upward tendency In necessary to enter luto an extended notice, ft* pubUo 
[trices fur both barrels and kegs. Up to Thursday night are referred to our circular, embracing certificatM from— 


. i .1 # , a n ii# t prices fur both barrels and kegs. Up to Thursday night are referred to our circular, o 

u large emigration frum here to California ' . . . , . * « f <v..r *4 t p TimviAKftrtN 

livlri.nuh llrlirhnm I* minim/ iL.wn m.on some 3400 bbls Slid Here* s bad been sold at 0 8 fur Oreose. 


2Jt)i year of his age, in truly Chrintiun tri- m He« through swamp for #18,247 per mile; 


have signed 
e*lr work, 
f the* U. 


test, is about being made by’-tUtf'Cltlreus of that pllfci! 
against the high rates of iusuraucu charged by tliu New 


those whu are* like ly to go It bas-deterred many ; but 8872 88 for No. 2, and 97a9,'*t f° r prime, aud nearly 3000 
Still. WU •• Ge ntiles ' r g.-t wbLpers of a good crowd who in- k ,. gK 9^751 1084 V ft- ^ bt ' outside rate fur one lot of 

t “Th#w‘“ P uo muuH, hero a. ull. aud w» ar# camp#!!, ,! lo «*« “K*- V#.t#rd. r thi prlucliil alt. w.r. 021 bb . ut, 
close off goods at a ruinous sacrifice for stock, hoping to A U( i 111 “r •" ft- 1 

realise th<* cash by driving to California. KICK — Brices huvy bee*n rather firmer, owing to ft light 

Ills expected there will be a Urg.* immigration Into , t(Jok 3 87538*? fair prime Calrollua. 

the valley next fall,, aud the Murmurs intend to put in ....i.nvu amh RllPH -A rather butter Aeman.l V... 
very large, crops next spring. They have a very large sup- BAGGING ANl KOPh-A rather better demand haa 
^ly ol grain this yoar jirevalled. and wlthl.u two or three day* we uotloe naira of 


Wm. BROWN, of towboftt PorpoU 
UUGUKU. VALLETTB^t Co., Mi 
J P. WHITNEY k Cl., Agents 
Capt N. B. ROBBINS, of the ship 
JOSEPH BENSON. Painter 182 < 
And thy UNDERWRITERS’ CEH 
Alan, tbe recommendation of • lari 
influential COTTON FACTORS and 


HNS, of the ship Loodo/e. 
WRITERS' ISarKtSkSts. 


u *hph. He Wan a nnlivs nf Snnti, f'nrnlin.. tllO latter the estimate, beinir. made for both porU that all the machinery has been removed except thu 

oni { r , UH tt nft tl\0 OI south Carolina, . , , wr nom n)ui(Ui which 10 iutended to hoist early lu th*. spring 

Rbu for the last twelve months u citizen of P^mg and embankment. This would make the Nothing la left of tho woodwork but h* - r keciqnd some of 
Louisiana. He i oi „ B ,l t,l. n M E n„„#l, In «=o B t of tho forty-»ix rnilea, to the high l, lu ,n,e, 


iii ! fri.roV- Miiuuuiri H.mk in thn h»v .if iVih^irer'm’ I a * aiU! " v “° ‘“I'* u * v**» j The stereoscope, a beuutiful optical instru - 1 y*. u* f*««” — — »• — ~ — .7 — r-«» •« 

north that all themchfferv haa lien removed excent'thn underwriters on freights up and down fc the* Sabine I mei^. by ‘which pictures on a plane ah-uiue all the. an- 12JK* 200 “ ,M * 0< ' ,u at 12 X ottd <»n time. 


BAGGING AND KOBE — A rather better demand haa CilANTS. all of which ar 
prevailed, and wlthl.u two or three days we notice salra of J ftfiJJ 1 

lb cm ordinary M Iwourl Itopc at 48-tcaah, 1 50 prime nt f , u . . wa Vj 8 

Or. 176 pieces and half pl«ctB at 13. 200 plecva at 12^7 a) Mineral Faint to iny Sugi 


of which arc Included In the Agent’s Cir 


Louisiana. He joined the M. K. Church in ooat of the forty-a.x ^ o to high land b?, 

hm twentv.lh;#,i , , yond tlio Luko, about fc(!18,000. From tlria 

period of sir VI .„Z, , ’ #!} , , l ° r B !° r point, the whole distance to Jaekeon, (one lmn- 

leader H teu- n #l v* ft* «***• °f «!•« dred and fifty-five miles) the lino rune through u 

d ont ’ , r ’ ,Sund “y ^ C ' ,,>0 1 euperintcn- i evo ] finely-wooded country, with only two or 
“QRt, aud ever fiaithfullv nn.l «illi n .W «. ., , .i , ........ # 


irer peaiAiicu of solidity, with real light aud shadow, is ths lu ]j| U g Interest ... .Of India Uaggibg 100 bales sold at. 

Cocut-hopik AupEBatiM puhll# m#,U»* I Sjrj7u\ , hU#l.'; 8l ‘ nJ TIW lu,lrum,ml “ •" m "‘ - 11 >i* V yuld. so day., 


Thcr# to no. not |#f. thau IS I#, t ,,t lui , ln p,| e ,,| ni .. A nd#r».,u counly. »5I#n It wa. " L , * . . „ . 

... ■ ... r#.#! J ra# lh. stair tuaea.ndlnnui,h#(i bv art of th# «*d>* uf gR vumzed iron (an excellent d.a ) 


t courf ordluary Missouri nupu av caan, icu prime m - ’ , . to apply Uu BrldirewaUr . 

:. 176 piece* and half pieces at 13. 200 pieces at Uftfm Mineral Faint to uty iugarbouaa, and. iu avay respeftt, E 
>8- and 200 pieces Mud c<»IU at l’JJg uml Oj, «11 on time, has exceeded my tha representations 

Idiug Interest... Of India Uaggthg 100 bales sold at. mads by tba ^^UkMboen.g. C.BojpmltCo^ I«brtN 

84 ft yard. 90 days. Iu Agent’s Circular, ftftd reoommand tbs same to Fiao- 

GUaNNY BAGb— Early In the week sales were made at ten aud oihars.aa tbe Wt Weather and Fire Frottctor I 
cash, and the demand is very limited at anything oyer bftvu ever known. Where I have applied St, it baa b ut 


= Ui ia^cut-rhy thr Adn.lr.lffy front ffr -olvrd to th. SUtr Utir,. t rffnffU„hrd ... of thr * ”“ b ’ •“ J * ta « " “ *“H b '»X 

tie, dated Kidd* i House. Detroit, U. H., In which tlmt rec«*nt Legislature f«*r two years, together with tbe county u ii rt y service. that rote. twrednorfreckfd, nnd bss firmed »y o lld mri^iaroffkot 


i i * i « i \ i* *^ n ' FJ! nlle,n '» u unuounces his arrival at the abqve locality, takes, tor lb*) purpose of building a county Court-hour* - q«i.„ .... VH i duh&rtment of the Eufflifth Board 

tired ami fifty-hve miles) to lino runs througli n I 

levol, nnely-wooaod country, with only two or IV. on victoria Laud. Arrested .by ire, an.l despairing of * That ifNAM.— Smite time ugu thu quidnuncs of New Kuglish veaael to carry a certain number of life# boats. j hide rate, however generally, on time with interest. Early 


uuut, ttud nvnti i* :,| c.ll . 1 mi* i »» * ii;u»yio j^mu Arresuu.oy ire, un*l Uespninng < 

■nnni i ' t r laithluli y kdg willingly rh- three bhor t britlges t o build , nnd every facility .Mng »bl«» fo push on further, they oopuhunerd thuig-V 1 
^ t " '“‘.V L'iLU trf Jiulilic duty tlmt the nt hand for a rapid und cheap prosecution of mTu# Hlv.r thly'^to^uj. two B pi«o!w"tr/wS^h# l ui 

he estimate of the cutiro cost of 0 ?’ 1 ’ M 1 ** other pine ; the former something like 


exercised " ip relation to a Horse, which 


digllsh vessel to curry u certain number of hfe-boats. hide rate, however generally, on time with interest. Early 
One hundred thousand jHiunda of phosphorus In the week, we also uotlcid sales of #wno 40JJ90 bush* is 


fiALT— Ueverul cargoes of Liverpool have ba*>n arid at *bich has pruvad entirely Impervious." * 

IT a OS,*- uccurdlng to the proportion i>f Una. etc., tha out- (Hlgued) JOHN V. MILLER, 

de rule, however generally, on time with interest. Early N*w Iberia, Attakapas, Mar ah 10, 1562. 

i the week, we also nolle* d sa'es uf jojinu 40JJJ0 bushels In addition to tba above, wo havo iu our pnMMStua im> 


uumaraMa uerttflcataa from 


imhirit by a celebrated optlriau of thut city. It was a London. 


ren required of him. tho work. Tjio estimate of the entire cost of °J k ’ th « olhcrplne ; ths fermer homethlug like a stain.- ‘ ’ ,l1 11 ^ 

For t in i* , ..4 .Chron, having a hole through the upper end. through snake in his eye, It is said, was provided with that /unit 

Mtu gratification of distant rdaUveH tho road to Jackson,. A distance of two I huudrvd which a chain had evidently -passed. mtur* by a celebrated optlplftn of that City. It was a 

n friends We ddem it proper to enter eome- »ud one miles, is #2,200,000, leaving margin »£!"« T“ h#' »rt*!?hraAto“ h"Ji2SSt ,y ''- mUJ :' ,lll ‘ >*'*<'l»* ** m wUini. u you.’K i 

Wliut into tho particulars of our brother’s of #800, 00p on the- cupitul Btock Of the com- c«rtftln government mark . It is to b« brought to the w 'Uf placed. An cut. r].rislnglndlvlduarpurchas**d It ^rprn 
brief hlstorv At l \ i _ A. I niinv fonlhfl niirnhniiA nf lnomnntlvftH enrs nnd Adiiiirftllty for Inspection -Immediately ou the arrival nf the ©ptlclau.’ and shortly after the »;arvel«»u* phen.iuie- 

Lfw. fy ‘ AP out twelvemonth ago he p ttl, y Ior tbo purclmso ol locoiuotnes, tars, ona u r Ra«* in England, for whom we may look every l Jay. nun baa on exhlbUlou .” 

ueorgiu. apparently posscHsintf moderate appurtenances to put tho lino in working He hasexaralued about 500 miles of new coa*t. • 

health, to §eok a new home in the West ; he ol $ er * M r. Benjamin impressc*! the piiuls haJ ©'-deied u si verrenutroi' tVu'i' exl.^u-j, < Vi'* V, <.Vde'r , |'' Iu Purls, it is stated to bp tho law, thnt tho 

reached Loufnli.ni. *1 • , . , of the audience that these estimates were bv no th«f gratuitous djatHbutlon of itiblus. which hav«* huhrer in u*»t liable fur auy U>«s upuu the 'pulley he has oh- 


the Uopp. l* was udvertlsed fur pxhlbltlnn. The tec ret nf the ph**iio- . ftr „ uuuually cuio.untcd iu England ia the manufacture of I Turks Iriaud Ureupa bait at the advanced rate of 20> R which can be 
ni. the one ujenqnU thill l«t out ; -The horse at Ne* York, with a matches. * • * — » i - *— **«-a.i« Ha»Im *4 I - - - — 


Urkes. ° bushel, cash, aud ou Thursday 09W bushels Booalru at 0 f (jupj yfm. Cults, Ut tbo sli'n'QhaviM Oqomv: \ 

There are J ,200 omuibusbes daily running in ubout ig,. Ueut. Col. o. II. Talcott, N**». York AmaalViril 

’i.dou. ■ UOmiB-Tli. Ui#Coff.#m.rkatupr«.iil.d4n,tl, 'r U*«] l. and V ' it, M MTOrAMSn» 

Portuldu barometers, small enough for tbo , iuiel „,,,,„ r . lir ,. , 01 # Urt »«•». U» »uto b»1#. uot #x- Uodicm 

rk’-l-ar# insauf.clurud wtih Sri'«rturc#4# (MU»i*to l«s«. at • l»"l«of tbousb nraftjr all Xaa’t KaffluacrNaw Vi.rk awl Hr,.- PaiAsri, eiodpi 

Tbo Kiigliah Allurney General, Sir Frederick , ^ f#r*oodoc» ir#p N# further nedpw cmcluelvely, by Wug thoruojffiy , #»(**!, *m » b 


ere control to Ih* exercised, in order t-i 


MMned Lonfai,.„.. : ,, • , ’ , of the audience tlmt these estimates wore bv HO pmrnt tlwgratultou. dl.irff.utlon of MU##, which -have l”<ur.-r l« w,i 

wui.uiljpmtm in tlio apring, and entered , , . „ , >«■ ,.„t out t<r Auitria Dr ialu#d,whw. 

w *Ui industry unon tlio nrdunua liihnra nf nn meun “ 1 e rc “ ult of guess-work, but that they win, „ rire id uiaklns pro.rlyln i„ tl,#. |>r„ir.i,„,t . parran laaur# 

emi Kran r„ |; T„ , *•*•» funded, entirely on well known data, do- H*t. ; n. , p»#d ff# di 

grunts lito. But unusual, yet unavoula- r : V4M i f roln Rnhlnl ^ . t . . , , rh» third Royal Levee of the RMsbntofik pluceatFt. rrowdvd city, 

bje, flZDoaum tn ♦»,« : 1 J F i. \ rlVW1 ,r ° m aotual ex p€fieuc§. Ui.a brief ltd- James’s Palace on the 24th. The Mpcen wore a silk train 

aoi.n 1 : - th0 inclemency of tho seiUMm dreHH> ho poil , tod out in u lucid manner thf brocaded with sliver, and trimmed wiih „Bver bl-.iide and 

*H>on caused his disease which bud <mlv pvi- ,; r «ut Lon<.r,i> tv ■ pink satlu ribbons. -Tho pyttlcout ws* of white satlu and 

dencurl if ©i wmeu naa only eu grtut benefits which the commerce of NewOr- tulle, trimmed with pink satlu rjbbous and silver., Her 

its presence by premonitory symptoms, leaps would derive from the consummation of Maje»ty s hyad dress waa formed- of diamonds, with a 
W develop itself in a more threatening tfiis enterprise, and the importance of our oiti- wliCS^Itowra'IS^.^jll^ lb? - 

dito.1 ^T!*’. h “ weY ^: u «“ " atura of * e, “ Mt <mce comin K forw “ r “ *•’«• **«■ , J';" SSJSSSTia WraCtoSKK 

•“iVt Which flatters its victim while it lilVYfi .-.-A ■ " vlteU by the Frest<t**ntj are n<»w l/i roil- ultat bm porJlIi * 

u pon the vittoU IbaV a • e I * trial aluu Culeman arrived at Mobil* on Mouday, aud in Loudou'aSio <lt* ^ rbuog.i* requisite in order «. nl,.,, 

VIUUS, tflat, by the adyice of lus has bran omwniiud for trial. the popular demaud for a reform in Methodic 


waapiaevd. . An eillcrpriilng individual' purchased It from pocket, are now manufactured with great success. 

th*! ©ptlclau.' ami shortly after the n/arvi-luus plutmiui**- The Kiiglish Attorney Genoriil, Hir Frederick 

imu tras on exhibition ” ' i Tbislguo murrlvd a liters uf Msjor Idursoh who full iu thu 

.» ; . • . ult at: k till Jtrery bytbu treqcli lu lySl. Many of ©ur 

\ n . . , . . 4l , ^ 4l ' ' , reader* reuifuibrr lb*’ rrirbralt d fiigruvlug reurehuiting 

Iu Purls, It is stated to be tho law, that tho nil* attack; one uf tbo Uniat i>|**clm. u* .if Kuglish art 


hare ukan place, th ugh thu •hlp Rcguliu Is now over 
duu here. Stock ou baud last evunfug was about 10,I>X) 


FIRE AND HTMU 


Tho lMiudiug. shrinking, 
which it U ujmhI dora uo» a 


We, eiDosuvn In 4L« • i r uuvuui experience. ML a Drier aa- Jamus’s Falacc on the 24th. Thu lfocun wore a riik train 

u... 1 to the inclemency of the se^mi dreHH> } 10 pointed ou t in u lucid manner the brocaded with »Uvur,apd trimmed with' ^rilvwtbl«i.du and 

• Off Used llis disease which bud nnlv «vi- GrAut 06 ». .Uo), tv ■ , „ ; pink satlu ribbons. TJn» petticoat was of white satin aud 

dsnnaj tx_ ksc, wind! Hail only 6V1 grcut benefits which the commerce of NewOr- tulle, trimmed with pink satlu rjbbons aud silver. Her 


insurer U uot liable fur auy lues upuu the policy h*< hasub- 
taiut’ii. when thu lire ©rlgiuatcd ou th** preuilM*s of the 
person Insured Thu potency uf this simple clause Is su]*- 


thls attack; one ur luonmsi specimens ui *,ugusn an. hugs , 

The Bale oflbeffUbrnry of the lute King, LouU NAVAL OT 0 BM-W. nolle. (tourtre) <* tto 

Philipp*', ts now going pn 111 Paris ; it in expected to Iasi bbl* from a !VilpiJiigt©u cargo, *VJW due. at $2 60 for T*tr 0,^4,)^ byfXtMw'U - * to 4l«» h«U*it 
fur about u uiiiutb It is particularly rich lu mauuscilpU ^1 w ft bbl fur Rosin, and -tS* ft gallon for Hplrite Tur- ^ v nhi r tlu. fruu, slue, wood, oabr 


rwaMteg -fthema 
Vet tbe pabd j tu t 
WOCftS Ik'i'.iliK* H |k 


,«#d lo II. dffr.rnlffff - In lff«r,,rlly of H, rl„u. tlr#. Intli.l fur.ffmila month- l’»rll.ularl> r eh lu manuKripP ,IU, 
crowded eity ' nnd piwina i'f-Jh#tWrli’«ntU agd Ioi>no#uth e.iiturtoa; 

rm n «.a . if . # , 1 , amutigst ifhicb the most precious is a famous rouaoou of 

Tho first California novel is betng published jvrcefutiai. tte' only copy «xUii©g and wlnub Is expected «anb 

at Marysville Ills entitled, " Kutowa. or thu Mountain to sell for upwards uf ten Unwound trsne*. fair rvql 


tulle, trimmed with pink satin rjbbons and silver. Her 
Majesty's Iread dress was formed of diamonds, with a 
green wreath. All tly^s**^* <itl>lomalu/ue, Including the 
American Minister wUu Mrs Lawrence, were present 


the 1 .'tferepce. aud several hundred ivy geuUemcp ,ip 
vlted by the Fresbtentj are now in roiGulUtbiu tojrJii* 1 
iq London ‘ak *10 Hie rhuugei* ruquisitu in order to at* *. 


The firnt California novel ia being publishe*l |*,. rt .Lfuc*ti. th*’unly copy *xUmg and' whiuh Is expecu* 
at Marysville Ills entitl' d, " Eutowa. or thu &louutain to sell for upwards of teu thuspund Irani - *. 

Bird." and th** *ceuu is laid aiuuug the Indians and •' dig- J ■ — r 

giugs." Fouudcd on fact, ©f course. .. i #7 h , * “ /.»i „ nn lh 

„ a ' n • * .1 ‘r r.T a. ' If wc reprove or chusklBt! before we feel a pain 

Fontenello, at the. age of 07, alter, saying ful regret ou account of thy necessity ‘for it, the prope 

many k 111 1 1, l,l * * aud gallant tilings to a h,*uutilul lyoung *»«isou for doing it has uot yet arrived, 
lady, passed- Uefure h*r to place himself at table. - “Her, ' 1 ' ... .,r 1 

mid the youug lady, m how fought t«i valuu your gailau- A n»au should never put u fonce of W I 
trj. - . \*iu pic* without |(M king at uu* • Madam,” r«- around his ideas, bucuusu iuauy wh*i would otherwise giv 
1 • i» vi Mi* id uiun./ lf 1 hud *s»k» U at you. I could m*t him a fair hearing, lack resolution to climb over-such 
lull - |4tocd." a rugged iuoiosuru. 


1,’ANDLKS — S|M*rm are vc^ry dull at 3fc7aJ41<L hut Star 11* I FEUTECIW^ AQWHIt Jl'AlUU 




toratt7i»pw.>i'»rt7if Ji:<i'.aiTdTraM7'" ’ fair r.Hiu.»t al I0W1«H* W ft 

rrr - -= - r^gt-^-rr=j ' HA^r-ftotn« 1200 or 1500 Laics have found purahaarfa ^ sgvatei promptly uxocutiHijtNo « 

If we reprove or chastise before we feel n pain- at $10 507S)$17 00 ft ton. which Is a fair quotation fa Utmo-colto, or iu «qulvateui.* r «rt’. JJ 
ful regret ou account uf thy utcewily “fur It, ths proper good Western aud Eastern. Agcnta for tha flutes of La., Ala.. I 

season for doing It has uot ywt arrived. LIME— Good Western aud Eastern reUU al $1 767a flUH-AGBNTfl— la Naw Grieofts. > 

A man uhould never put u leuco of wunia (iouv,a#k Of w.at.ru *00 bffU (muail/ *lmo) tmaidl,' * 

around his ideas, btcau** many wh*i would otherwise give j. /.o $ 1 56. on tha tevra, and 2400 bbte Rockland sold Bwrna L Audaisou; GaivisAuui 

U^dtS:’ l,ok t *“ J ‘ tt ' u ” ,0 0 ”” U * ; B&B^WsaiM. 


season for doiu|( it has uot yut arrived. LIME— Good Western aud Eusteru retail at $1 767 a 

A man should never put u fonce of words $200 ft cask. Of Western 400 bbls (muatly Alum) brought 
around his ideas, because many who would otherwise give ^ , w ou tll# amJ Jl00 bbls Rockland sold 

Jack rwolUloo <# .Umff OT«Mh • a^lW^dMtitodkdra*## 


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BREWSTiiR A i 0., 

(Ai;u I A lit IVAlt EHDUS.E, 

No 1 10 I rear M .,CUitrlis IIoULnihI loft fit. 

Charles afreet *►.*. 

SOLICIT till* :ittc.lltiiiil '.if pUi't'l it* r. t'lttii'fr extensive 
unit Txirifil assortment of 

(.’All III A OKS ASl) II All N KBS. 

Which they (.Herat the very lowest pr cen fur cash nr ap- 
proved paper. They are constantly receiving from their 
New York house. No. 390 Ilroadwny, (the oldest Carriage 
Repository in the United States.) k variety of 

NEW YORK CITY MADE CARRIAGES. 

Both#' of which are of entirely 


tiOUTH^WELTiiRN 
JOHN H 


Rj the steamship Mrte. r, C*,A. KtIh s. arrived Tucr- 
day wv liave nveived dates fr.mt Galveston to Frhlaj 
!a-t an. a p- si Ion doer wxehnngr* from the Interior 
although the late floods have reH maty Interrupted tie 
nmlU n < half of the bridge In the Interior have tort. 

swi pt awn) . 

Tub Sr«tr Carwmaa.— The Gel vest on News says 
- The great difficulty which we apprehended our second 
Hum creditors would experience in getting their pay. Is 
now realised. The Treasurer give, notice that he has no 
specie on hand, and that claimants mast to prepared to 
change the $1000 bonds, allowing the interest and three 
percent, premium on the same As regards small cred- 
itors, their mode of paying ‘our debts is somewhat like 
collecting them by law— the trouble and expense Is more 
than they are worth.” 

Ooarva Christi F*t« — Preparation i fbr the groat In- 
dustrial Exhibition at Corpus Christ! are going rapidly 
forward, and the Exhibition promise* to be one of much 


There* it rc t M e» flqg li 
in sr 1 . 1 itWHty and cotuity 
p.iid (• G" Htlidmit of $4U.M*i 

A (VuhdM.tl wnnmii lminotl Ai tlim .* lutu l.oon 

urn -t. d nl • incImmU. rluugcd with enllrii.g the ileailisul 
Uiree children by pois< n, 

Tin* cxoftyntloti fur tlio collurs hi* tin* now 

Rlbk* House. Astor Vince. NewYork. Is going on rapidly. 


unmrv afleruoon 


oi wjilrii tn x. 


At III,- ul»T. w,t l .lili,|i|,„l ll ( B ' 
following ; ' 

il L riDliI.M'i 1 1 < m > |\ ( o\, 

All III.' publUiaUmii or thu Uiujlwh in |». 
tion. ul cutnloguc prices. . 

□ ”, svsuAy Huiiooii homo 

ftiuiliijr Bciiool Book, of, all litli*.nl„.u Mu 
lanaly. Maortmebt of JUVENILE Utmi 
Llbrarlaa. 

THEOLOGY 

TUI. Jupartmanl li Trrj larRo. ombruolns 
work. In Theology pubUnhwl |„ thin r ^ t 
rop«, among which may bo found Ui, f„ii 
Jeremy T.ylor, Waalay, Obtrke, Henry •• 

I.noVu lire..., a. Ulli . 1 ..II i _ .. J ' 


through yie splice saved l.y new boilers, "and partly 
through the const ritet ion of a deck bouse. 300 feet long 
and 7 feet 0 Indies high. The deck hou4u-wUl be used for 
passengers, and will thus mnko the lower cabin available 
for cargo. 

New bulwarks have also been arected around the ship 
at an elevation of four feet six inches above those she 
previously had. and thpse will be of further use in pro- 
tecting the deck house in severe weather, whilst the roof 
of the hot A* will form a promenade 800 feet long, and 


new and original designs. 


Afto. plainer, but equally substantial vehicles, from the 
same reputable Eastern Dianufactureri. 

Particular attention will be given to the oovoring and 
shipment of Carriages, to insure prompt and safe dollvery. 
Jf* 6-6m 

A Qreit Work for th© Paopl*. 

EIGHTH EDITION 

HUNGARY AND KOSSUTH. 

By B. F. TEFFT, D. D., President of Gcnnsssee College. 
Hew York, in one volume, 12 mo., with portrait. Price. 
On* Dollar per copy. JOHN BALL. 66 Oravlerst. 
93T Active Canvassers, on application, oan find employ 


and trout from eggs brought from a dlstanco. 

The Spanish papers record tho death of a 
Spanish lady, who dfed lately in the province of Vallado- 
lid. nt the ago of one hundred and fifty years, and state 
that she had given birth, in the course . of hor life to 
thirty-five children. 

Sumo 880 EiiffllBh," Scotch afid IV elcTf "Mor- 
mons. arrived at Bt. Louis, on tho 27th ult., on tho steamer 
Pride of tho West, on their way- to Balt Lake. 8ome 400 
more arc on their way from England, and are expected in 
a f?w weeks. 

Over half a million of Valentinos passed 
'through the London Post-office on tho fete day of tho 
love-letter saint. Strange us it may appear, the custom 
of sending epistolary Valentinos is almost unknown in 
France. 

The Marquis of Londonderry has agreed to 
present the Rev. Mr. Law. who recently doped with his 
daughter. tody Adelaide Vane, to a li ving, of about A‘<K )0 
per annum, one of tho six gpod rectorships in the gift of 
the noble Marquis. v , , 

Punch says that tho danger of abolishing the 
-P.t P Piiriy qualification for members of Parliament Is this— 
that If some of our legislators were to be without their 
property qualification, they would have no other qualifi- 
cation whatever. ■ • 

In Sweden, when a man gots drunk for the 
third time, he is deprived of his right to vote. 

No decision has yet been come to respecting 

the disposal of the surplus funds arising from tho receipts 
connected with the Groat Exhibition. It appears, how- 
ever. to bo won understood ibarthTTuncto wflibe applied 
solely to purposes connected with the application of art 
to the manufactures of the counify. 

Lord Derby loves n joke, and not unfrequently 

indulges in one nt the expense of his own friends. It is 
reported that a friend, meeting his Lordship the other 
day. luiplo tho usual inquiry after his health and Ids min- 
istry. «r I am quite well, and happy to say that the babies- 
Wlso are all well as eftn bo expected.” was the reply. 


Lock*. Bacon, Milton, Oolllct, Sherlock 
Palcj, Stackhouac, Burnett, Tillnt»on. l'at'rlekT"' 1 S 
Leighton, Barrow, MdVtlif, Magee ft.aJ'™’ 4 **. 
Narlni. Erana, Honre. BloomOrld, Crndrn 
•and. Kttto, Butler, Edward*, Swift, Lora 


Length Wr all: 


Beam 61 feet 6 inches. 

Depth from promenade deck 40 feet 10>$ Inches. 

rapacity for cargo, about 3.000 tons. 

Ditto for coals 1,200 tons. 

An alteration has been made in the roasts of the ship, 


Th* Ovorujws — Although our lost exchanges brought 
us voluminous accounts of the great freshets, itnppears 
the story was not all told. The Bresos river overflowed 
the whole valley through which it runs, and did an im- 
mense amount of damage. The steamer Washington, 
which has been high and dry in Col. Cuney’s cotton field, 
near Washington, since last spring, has been floated off 
by the present flobd. and is sjjoin on the Hver. ‘ The 
Ilouston Telegraph says: “The Braaos is so high at Bt. 
Felipe that the bottoms nfr overflowed several mill's from-' 
the river, and the ferry is impas«at>le. A great many 
teoma have been detained on this- side of the river. It is 
feared that several thousand eattle have been drowned, 
having beau hemmea in between the river and IJam> 
Creek The water of th? Braaos is remarkably cold. 
Which indicates that the freabrt ba« be*n caused by the 
melting of the snow on the northern prairies.” 

Faorr— The Huntsville Item says that much dumnge 
has been done to the young com and cctton in that vicin- 
ity by froet. and that garden vegetables have also suffered 


D’Aublgny. Luther, Colvin, «te., etc etc 
BIBLB8 1 HYMNS 1 AND 1‘ItAYEH 
An cxtanslr. iMortment, of all al M , , nd 
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chant*, teacher*, and other* In want of fc 
iny large and riduahl. oasortment, ctmilrtl. 
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Heading Book*, Arlthmatlc ’ 

Dlctlonarloa, Alg*hra 

Grammar*, u Mm , 

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Composition. 
Chemistry, 


the number being reduced to four instead of five, as she 
formerly hAd. but this In no wise affeotsheTSAlling power. 
as she will be Able to sprcAd 6.000 squAro yArda of CAnvas. 
Two of her lownr masts are iron cylinders, especially 
constructed with a View (o 'giving them lightness and 
strength Tlie two centre masts are rigged as in a ship* 
carrying sails as high as “royals” and the first and last 
masts are rigged with forc-and-nft sails, as in n schooner. 

Tiir. Etri.osio** or tug RrnsTov'*’.— The Family Mirror 
gives the following additional part ie uls rs of the explosion 
of the Bedstone, near Carrollton. Indiana : . “ We have 
just returned from the scene? which Is entirely in- 
describable. Comparatively few. if any* of J»or pnssen- 


at three In the morning, and at once proceeded to the 
Carlton Gardens. Diplomatic business in revolutionary 
times brooks no delay, and In a minute or two the cnToy 
was standing by Lord Palmerston's bed-side. His valet 
woke him. and his lordship sitting bp In bed and rubbing 

his eyes, recognised the intruder. Ah ' Mr. so that’s 

you. Well, what news? Where d" you eoine from?” 
The. message was briefly stated. ••Ah!" said Lord Ipal- 
menton. - hoist the French flag. -will they? Well. then. 
I must glvl* you the trouble of going back to llrussels and 
telling them* from me. that If they do hoist It. their next 
job will l>« to take It down again—good night.” 


ment for th« sale of this popular and timely publication. 

• nr Any newspaper giving the Ibova a few insertions, 
shall receive a copy of the work, free of postage. fe tl 

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: DI^. L. PIKRUK, Of Columbus. Georgia, respectfully 


calls the attention of Physicians. Druggists and dealers in 
Medicine to 

EPPING’S EXTRACT Of BUCHU. 

This excellent remedy for nil dlso aaog of the k idneys 

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The Tyrant or H*rL*s — The friends Of freedom were 
some time since led into the belief that* Ferdinand, 'of 
Naples, the cold-blooded tyrant, had almost involuntarily 
paid homage to the popular sentiment pf ‘Europe and the 
world, and was about to relax the stern and crutfl policy 
which has characterised his reign." * All t-uch hopes have, 
however, been dissipated hy recent nets ,of. tills second. 


Drawing, \ 

Book-Keeping. » 
Geography, 
History. 


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Mineralogy ) 

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— N rtwn d Phi low p By ~ 

French Qrammars, Dictionaries. Readers, etc 
Bpanifth. German and Italian Urammars. DicUoiatu. 

Readers, etc. ' i . ^ 

Greek and lzatih Books, of all descriptions. 

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Oapt. Lawless, ot the steamship Louisiana, has nenived 
ranch praise for the efficient old h« rendered In saving the 
lives of the passengers and crew of the Independence. 

The San Antonio Ledger states that Major Howard. In- 
dian agent, is making active preparations for an expedi- 
tion to the North Fork of the Llano, where a large number 
of Indians are collected, awaiting his arrival. 


judged from the fact that two Bodies and a part of the 
boiler were hlowh more than 1000 yards from the wreck. 
The boat was just backing out from 'Scott’s Land! fig. 


Mr. R.‘0. Scanland. who got on’nt this place, was on tho 
forecastle, and. seeing ihe danger, went 'to the stern of the 
hurricane dock, and was by this timely forecast saved. 
Rev. Perry A. 8cott. who was on "a visit to his parents, 
had just gone on board, and his parents and sisters were 
standing on shore, puljr^to bob him blown ihtoetbrnity.” 

The Fai.u °* Rosas. — The fall of Rosas, the great Dic- 
tator of Buenos Ayres, is being commented on at length, 
both in England and America. Tho. NuwYortt Courier 
and Enquirer deems it the.most important event that has 
transpired in the history of tho South American States, 
since the establishment of their independence. It rejoices 
that the system tyranny dins been overthrown, and Uiq 

more, because it has been effected by South Americans 
themselves, instead of by European intervention. Had 
Rosas yielded to tho diplomacy, or the threats, or thu vio- 
lence which foj',' the last doiuu years have been directed 
against him by England and France, the Courier would 
have regretted it. as giving to foreign powers an Influence 
over American soil, which would have rodUced the famous 
Monroe dootrine to a practical nullity. 

The Cuba* Trials in Hew York.— T he case of O’Sulli- 
van and others, charged with getting up a Cuban expedi- 


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We have dates as late as the 27th ult. from the City of 
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Excitement Among thr Merciunib. — The merchants 
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have presented a remonstrance against It. which has been 
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Foreign Relations. 

Finances — Ramlres, Minister of Finance, proposes to 
farm oat the tariff revenues to individuals, and to let 
them put down smuggling— to recognise all the Just debts 
of the Republic— and to make their payment a port of 
the farming scheme. 

How Mciico’s Heroes Die.— The Trait d'Union an* 
nounces the deaths of three distinguished soldiers— Col. 
Vioene Consoles ; Lieut. Col. Pablo Caballero ; Lieut. 
MJguei Cuesta ; and sayFthey died of milery and hunger. 

Items.— Almpst every diligence is attacked and the 
Houses ore robbed and their Inmates 


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i expected that he will, 


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MARKABLE SERMONS. -he., a iniue’ of RICH AND 
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be USEFUL and nOLY. 

The rapid and astonishing demand for this book has 
already exhausted two editions. The third will be out in 


imneus of gunpowder. Then going into a very crowded 
thoroughfare— wo presume to give eclat to his enterprise— 
he placed the Infernal machine in his mouth, nnd 
••touched It off" with a match. Instead, however, of 
blowing his head to atoms, the powder, when ignited, 
merely poured fortli a stream of fire and smoke from the 
aperture in the shell, but without doing any serious harm 
to the man. The astonishment of the passers by. at be- 
holding a human mouth suddenly become tho crater of 
an active volcano, may bo imagined. The disappointed 
man was taken into custody by the police and conveyed 
to the hospital. 

A mnn iB allowed to follow only one business 
In Berlin. A harbor thoro was recently fined ten thalers 
for having extracted a tooth and taken pay for it 
Another barber was threatened with tlif same fato'fdr 
having bled a man : the wife of the man testified before 
the court that sho had tried in vain to find a physician, 
and the regular medical attendant of the patient said that . 
* 1 , 1 . w... _ .... i. -ui.L »_ i - 1 ’-' Mecding oould 

et off the bar- 
having saved 


KngRsfc gentleman -«f interviews with the ministers 
l *toie*mcn la France." which put a new aspect upon 
! state of affairs In Uut country. We give a brief ex- 
ot as a Matter cf general interest : 

Shortly alter my arrival In Parle, I bad an Interview 
hM.de Pendguy, thfl Minister of the Interior. M. de 
rriguy to the confidential Mend of the Pweident, wto*n 
yean he heefoHomad thruneh aU his fbrtanes withe 
&ty caxato to he cqnotod A de Perrigwy spake with 


Fiiom Utah.— T he Bt. Louis Republican has news from 
the Great Salt Lake City to 81st January. Tho U. S. mail 
whioli was due at Salt Lake City on the 31st December, 
did not arrive until the 2l*th January. By this arrival the 
Mormon* obtained the first news of the reports which the 
recusant officers had made on their reaching the States. 
The return of the mall left them but little time to reply. 

The News. However, in an extra, contains an article de- 
nying all the allegations of the fugitive officers. In rela- 
tion to tho charge made against Gov. Young, of squander- 
ing $20,000 of the public money, it says : 

In reply. The Legislature of Utah Territory have 
caused the purchase of the State-House of Deseret, (of- 
ten oailod the Council-House. ) In this city, advancing the 
$20,000 appropriated by Congress for the erection of pub- 
lic buildings in Utah towards payment for the same, and 
established the capital at Great Salt Imke City until the 
public buildings nt .Fillmore City. Millard county, can be 
completed so as to receive the sittings of tho Legislature. 


tho man’s life. 

Childhood is like a mirror, catohiiifr and 

fleeting images all around It. ,1*.' — 

-jjrofam^or vulgar thought, maj 

steel, staining it withrust that no after effo^ca^cffsce. 

Recently, i _ “ ( 

B. Bragg, of that town, while out burning 
over the muulc of his gun. when his dog cal 


passengers robbed, 
murdered almost every day In Mexico and other large 
eltiee. One of the popular amusements in the City of 
Metieo is to fight bears against bulls. Reoently one of 
tbs former threw himself upon the audience, and killed a 
man. An electric telegraph line Is In process of rapid con* 


^miunooa is line a mirror, catching and re- 
lectlng images ail around it. Remember that an Impious, 
JL-IJll, _:iy operate upon a young 
leart like a careless spray of w»ter thrown upon polished 

in Northampton, Mass., Mr. Justin 

r“Vv v =ut ™Mag. WM meting 

d — - — 1-1- — 0 -.atop up and put 

hls paw upon the triffier, discharging the contents of the 
barrel Into the unfortunate mah, killing him instontly. 

From the annual report of the Roman Catho- 
lic orphan Asylum, "NewYork. it appears that the total 
receipts- for the past year amounted to $14,028 27. The 
society has erected a new asylum building, and extended 
the^ild one, the cost of furnishing which amounted to 
$0000. The expenditures fof the year exceeded the 
receipts by $6008 06. The number of children In the two 
asylums. March. *1861, was 104 ; females 43. males 61 


jary. and arc. now, commodious aud well adapted to tto 
health and comfort of pupils. Thirty-firs boerimoi 
be accommodated. 


Labor in Ouai .— Tkt Chinese.— The Havana Corfespon- 
dent of th* NewYork Tribune says : “ In regard to the 
prosperity of the island, much oomplalut exists on account 
af the eoarclty of laborers, which prevents the extension 
of the cultivation of the sugar-cane. To 'overcome this 
difficulty, as the Supreme Governnftnt does its utmost to 
prevent the smuggling in of African slaves, and as the 
moss of the inhabitants ore averse to the increase of this 
class of mankind, a contract has been entered into for 
the purpose of introducing about 8000 Chinese, and a 
commissioner to about to start for the Celestial Empire to 
engage them. In 1847, about 000 were brought to tho 
Island, fold although many of this number were tho mere 
dregs of Hhe population of Amoy, the result, upon thu 
whole, haapcuTtfr favorable, as those who have kept to 
thrtr contracts show that the Chinese are Industrious, 
economical, and most excellent agriculturists. At first, 
much evil arms from the overseen not being acquainted 
with the habits of their new hands, bat now that they 
understand how to manage them, every thing goes on 


TERMS. FOR TEN MONTHS, 


Board. Washing. Lights and. Fuel JifiM 

Tuitiou MU 

Music on the 1‘ianofurte MU 

Vocal Music. French. Drawing and 1'aintlng. extra. 
■Each pupil will furnish her bedding, towel*, book* ui 
Stationery. 

Special reference to Dr. L. P. Blackburn. tb«|»atn>mf 
the school, and the editor ef the Cuuconiia.IsteUJgnxe. 

SAMUEL W. SPEAK, PriactpaJ. 

Natches. Mies , April 2, 1861. 

N.’B. — Parents and guardians wishing Vo Mean piim 
for their children and wards for the next term, can do* 
by addressing tho Principal. 

The present session will close July 28. . jjiB 


Louisiana Interior. 


_ The FroiTivt Slave Case in NewYork.— The Albany 

The Weathes and the Cuors.— The 8t. Francisville Evening Journal, Intending to be very severe in regar^'to 
Chronicle, of the 10th. says : “ The mornings and the late fugitive slave case Id NewYork, published the fol- 

evenlffgs, for the past week, have been rather too cool to lowing as a telcgTaphlo dispatch 
be beneficial to the cotton plant. The plant cane looks *‘ NewYork Markets. April 2 
remarkably well, but the stubble will produce badly. On Holders are fire 

many plantations thu eyes of ' the rat toon have been to- The NewYork Express gjvei 
tally destroyed.” ln whlch the thlqg should hav 

Tho Caddo Giotto, of tho *omo data, aa,a the weather 
baa bean Tory cold lately In that Ttetnlly. quality. - hut no demand ezt 

Uku III veil . — Red niror Is falUng ranidly. b 7 oor ' beloved ' 

... ket for underground railroad s 

No Election in Batou Sara.— The St.' Francisville -cornering’ operation. As tl 
Chronicle states that no polls wero opened in t|iat Parish citement is over, but there’s a 
for the election to decide on the Convention question. ‘ "hurts ’ and tho •sleeks.’ 
rm i *t , , ,, . . ... Massacliuhetts negroes in mi 

The proclamation of the Governor failed to reach the prices asked, compared with tt 
Sheriff iu time. low, ranging from $000 to i 


~ MR. JAMES WRIGHT 

Having (for private reasons which no longer exist, dls 
continued his interest during the last bualneM season in 
the firm of James Wright k Bon. we have now the plea- 
sure of announcing that he 'becomes ibis day a partner 
In our houso. and solicits the interest of hi* frirnds and 
former patrons. 

To correct a general misapprehension, it is proper to 
state that be has no interest In any other house. 

JAMES WRIGHT. 


-Prime quality 


1 CHURCH HELLS. 

CHURCH. FACTORY. 8TEAMBOAT AND ’LOCOMO* 
TIVK BELLS constantly op hpnd. and PEALS and 
C1IIME8 of Bells % ' 


— /of any number) l ast to order. Im- 

proved cast-iron YOKES, with moveable arms, are attached 
to these Bells, so that they may be adjusted to ring easily 
and properly, and springs also, which prevent the clapper 
from resting onthaliell; thereby prolonging Its sound 
Hangings cqrfiplute (including Yoke, Frame and Wheel.) 
furnished if desjred. f 

An experience of thirty years.imtlii* buxines* by their 
late father, enabled him to ascertain the be*t form for 
Bells, the combination of metals, aud degree of heat re- 
quisite for securing in them the greatest soUdity. strength, 
and most melodious tones ; which improvements, together 
with his very extensive assortment of patterns, are now 
held by the subscribers, who have grown up in the busi- 
ness, and who will use evefv endeavor to sustain the repu- 
tation which tho establishment has heretofore enjoyed, 
both in this and. foreign countries ; the Bells from which 
have repeatedly received tho highest awards of the New 
York State Agricultural Society and American Institute, 
and at which were completed Chimes and heavy Alarm 
tees for consideration. Among these ure Moore’s modified Bells for different parts of the Union and Canada, 
project for a line of mail steamers between California and # MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS will still la* manu- 
nut-. . i.rnleot nf n Hum from N«.v«rir to n i fftc tured by the sub*cribers. of which they will have con- 

China , Tibbatts projector a Hue from New\ork to Gal- stantly on bund an assortment of Trapsit Instruments, 
way, and Livingsto n’s line between N ewYork and Genoa. Levels, Surveyor’s Composes, (pluld. nonlou* aud im- 
. _. _ 'Y~ . ... , proved.) otc. Also, Brass or Composition Castings of any 

The Florida Indian*.— The Savankah News of Monday size cast tp order. 

I last says ; We noticed, some days ago. tho capture of All communications promptly attended to. 


A. J. WRIGHT L CO. 


New Orleans. Dec. 1. 1851. 


(1KO. CLEVELAND. WM. -CLEVELAND. * P t'LRTtUSI. 

CLEVELAND, BROTHERS L 00. ,, 

Commission Merchants. 21 Commercial l’lsfo, In Or- 
leans. hi 


OAK BOWERY FEMALE COLLEGE. 

ALAHAMA CONKKRKNCB OF M. K. CIIUKGH, B0UTI1 

' / U TArtTLTT. 

Rev. T. B. RUSSELL. M. A., President. 

E. HUDSON. M. A., Adjunct and Chemical Professor, 
Mr*. A. B. U0D80N, Instructress In Drawing. Kmbroid- 


R It’ll A HI) NUGENT fc CO. 


Cotton Factors and Commission Merchants, No.SIGika 
Row. Caroudelut street. New Orleans hi 


WRIGHT. WILLIAMS 1 CO. 
Commission MuruhauU. No. W Oravier stiect ,’ Vtt k* • 
leans. • fcl 


Miss 0. LEE, Principal of Primary Department. 

Miss M., J. TOOMEll, Principal of Musical Department 
aud Teacher of French aud Uerniau. 

The ensuing session of the above institution will «om- 
raencu ou TUESDAY, thu 6th of January. 1862. 

l’atrtms are requested, ITpomible, to enter pupil* on the 
first day of the session. 

Oak Bowery, Chamber* county, Ala . Nov. 28. dO 

UL,,,UE ' DUNBAR k BUCHANAN, W * 

Commission Merchants and Wholesale Grocer*. 22 Oravier 


8. E. UUKMAN L CO. 

Importers. Wholesale ahd lletkll dealers In liati,Ci{Sui 
Straw Goods, No. 30 Maguxiuo Btreet. corner of Or»r», 
New Orleans. • 

A general assortment of l’annina. Oanipeaehjr, Dfkn 
and Palm Leaf Hats, at the lowest canlu^iriees, coo ituty 
ou huud. 

fiw-'Muiiufnt-tiiry. 181 Water street New York. M 


i Government to careful not to ! “ From what I have seen of Uils t*eop\e. besides being 

ire believe, admitted to be 1,200,- industrious and economical, they are extremely shrewd, 
ll aud fM mor ® «sp*We of pushing their fortunes in *trauge 
givrea list ofsevoral towns. In lwid *’ thwi ‘“F other P e<> P lB wlth wl »om I am acquainted. 
m one-fourth to ooe-rixth of the They seem to be ready for any employment, and are never 
****• ***** Fw t s iln O ff Review, at a loss as to how to pick up au honest dollar. Several 
r hichw? who ^ ooln< * Wand, who have preferred 

^ , light occupation rather than the labors of the field, have, 

&o,qoo as doctors, cooks, and barber*, amassed considerable sums ; 

*00,000 and even those who have been reduced by the temptation 

offered by play, have shown thems. Ives to be complete 

t unoeiisin living, fl. Q QP /XW adepU ; fortune invariably, in the end, leaving them with 

uncertain living. . HLOOO.OOO much of tbelr antagonist’s funds, much to the chagrin of 


TuiRTv-rivE Families in One House. — Tho way porno 
people lire In NewYork, would seem .to indicate a disposi- 
tion to gain any place in a storm. Assistant Captain 
McKciiny. of the Third Police I) iRtHVt, made a report to 
the Chief of a house In Hicks street, on tlie 2d inst.. and 
owned by Jacob Frost. Esq., which is occupied by about 
thirty-lice families, among which are mauy cases of smoU 
pox, spotted fever, ship fever, and other contugeous dis- 
eases. There were, nt the time of tho report, two dead 
bodies lying in the houso. 

A Feat in Giiemihthv.— During u recent lecture de- 
livered by Professor B. SUlhnan, Jr., iu NewYork. he so- 
lidified carbonic gas. This was effected by bringing sul- 
phuric acid in contact with ratbonatu o(soda. in a strong 
iron vessel, capable of resisting an expanslre pressure of 
thirty-four ahnotplures, or fire hundred and toq pbuud* to 
F “tb 'ii«t the square Inch ! Professors, stated that this expcrU 
• U ment had been given up entirely in Franco, in com«e- 

i*origin firmly seated on the quenco of th^ bursting of several jron vessels, by which 
irto European nations have several persons hod been killed. But he stated that the 
.W?! lro “ , “* 1 ' UMJ ‘"i lhl * h “' 1 buMD kuowa 

Jhristlau civilisation, a mw to bun,t ’ und t,u * considered not at idl 

ver the Asiatio Continent, dangerous. As the liquid “(it being In a liquid state in the 
Of. °? ntl “^ in F U t l, ' lr vessel) was drawn off. a Urge portion instantly ovapo- 
licable to aU States'and mi- ttnd the evaporation reducod the remainder to 

i human family, they can lit it tl1 '' flexing jwint. In this way several pounds 'of eolid 
that law, till they are made carbonic acid was obtained. It had tho appeurance of 
^cultivrte 1 ^ fSmdlJ t^T ia th ° whlU ‘*' t hnow ’ and WU8 80 cold that by holding it only 
aodltles nnd thoughts, con- tbre ® Bt T onll,, tho hand would be frosen. He placed a 
sand happiness of the human portion of it arouud u long vessel containing mercury, and 
axis* whether such an armed froxe the mercury solid! The mercury was then taken 
I— like lead. 


V. E. A. MALAHD. It. C. 4ISIIIW 

M A LARD k ARMISTKAD. 
Wholesule Dealers ip Foreign »iul Domestic l)rj 0^ 
No. 70 Oravier street, betweeu Muguxiuc AudCmf 
Orleuus. 


•MOSES GREENWOOD & CO. 

Commission and Forwarding Merchant*. No. 23 Caronddet 
street. fe 0 


A full supply of Plantation Goods. 


DR. G BEEN LEAF. 

Offic(»— Jackson street, between the M»rkct-bi'BS »-l 
Tcimupitoulos strict. 

'Residence— Corner of Jackson and Msgsiiae itiwU,h- 


T. II. JACKSON it CO. 


Tn z Javan Extedition. — We give tho following extract 
from a letter of ** X,” of the Baltimore Bun, relatlvo to the 
Japan expedition, about which so much is being said : 
The expedition to Japan is eminently befitting our pre- 
sent political and geographical poriliou. T“ * 

time, os far as our knowledge of lilstory extends, is 
powerful nation of European r-*-' * — ’ * * 

shores of the Pacific. Hither - 


Emancipated. — A Mrs Ware, of Frankfort. Ky.. recently 
deceased, lias by her will emancipated all her slaves, about 
thirty in number, and has provided for tho purchase of 
ubout thirteen hundred acres of land lying on the Miami 
canal, ou which they are to placed. 

Queen Victorl 


A Good Book for General Circulation. 

KIST'S’ 

True Practice of Religion. 

Showing tho menus by which to live a .true-discisple of 
Jesus Christ, in. Holiness and Peace ; and also the Mala- 
dies of the Human Mind and Heart', ’which hinder the 
true practice of Religiou, with their causes aud proper 
remedies, , 

From the Dutch . 

“ SHORTER DOCTRINE OF PRACTICE,” 

or THE 

Rev. EWALDUS K1ST, D. D. 
price $1. 26 per cent, (liscouut, wholesale. 

JOHN BALL, Publisher, „ . 

66 Qravipj st. 


OllITTENlfKN L DAMKK0N, 

Dealers in Carpeting. Oil Cloth* and llouKksepini Dl 
Goods. Nos. 26 Clmrtrcs street and 27 CustOBk** 


the lowest market prices. 


B F. BMIT1I. DENTIST, 


Has returned, and Is devoting himself exclusively to the 
practice of his profession. 

Office at the corner of St. Charles street and Lafayette 


street. New Orleans. 


-Tho London corres- 
pondent of tho National Intelligencer Bays Lord Derby 
han not ventured to repeat tho experiment made by Sir 
Robert Peel, in requiring tho ladies of the Queen's house- 
hold to be dlsmiiised. Tho Duchess of Sutherland (Mis- 
tress of the Robes) has resigned, and has been nuccoedod 
by the Duchess of Athol — the Mistress of the Robes belug 
the only lady attached to the royal household whose office 
U vacated on a change of Ministry. This is undoubtedly 
a small business ; but yet upon the Queen’s refusing to 
change thu ladies of her household in 1839, when Sir Ro- 
bert Peel* was forming a new administratiqu. that gentle- 
man decUncd the task, and thu Melbourne party were re- 
instated iu power. 

NawYork Art-Union. — Recorder Tillon, of NewYork 
on the 6th inst . in his charge to the grand-jury, urged 
the indictment of the Art-Union, on the ground of beiug 
a lottery. On the other hand, Judge Duer has decided iu 
favor of its legality. 

The Fugitive Act. 


A. J. ttRIUHT. , JA * 

A. J. WRIGHT k 00., 
Qotton Factors aud Commission aud Forn 
chnnU, No. 67 llravler street, New Orleans. 


Square. 


JOHN (JOOOWVN. J0H!t i, 

GOODWYN k BALE. - 

Attorneys and Counsellors at Law. Aberdeen. Mississippi* 
Practice Law in the various Courts held ln the Sixth 
and Seventh Judicial Circuits of Mississippi, the District 
Court of the U nited State* at Pontotoc, uud Supreme Court 
of the State ut Jackson. 


R. M. ELLIS k CO., 
Commission Merchants. No. 67 Oravier 


leans. 


BOOT AND. SHOD STORE. 

d aud favorite stand, corner of 
Luniu streets, t* now well iurnlsbed wlU>* 
id Boots, of every variety. , 

ners and strangers faithfully served w 
and a good fit, from Mouduy morning un ^ 


Claims on any person in North Mississippi, out of 


yaferioy far Codio, frith Generals Medial U a and Mor- 
qo**i who will replace Generals Leymerich and Man-mo. 
who went out with Gen. Concha, and had high app iut- 
meata under him. Don Carter Canedu, nephew of the 
General, has atoo gone out with him in a judicial sltuo* 
Uon, and Is to b* also ~ oanenr of the press ’ ’ 

In caw ef the retirement of the MarqaU uf Mirafiores. 
whtoh SWM think Mi impoMlbU. it is sold that Senor 
Stortxnn de Um will pom from the Home to the Fur« !gu 
(dtoc^and henar Ollvaa oomu into thu Home office. 

D1CKMAU. 

ThcOfpwMflan in the Danish Dirt hoe wtoely conclude 


Limiun «UI auj penwin in nortn Mississippi, out of oux 
circuit, sent us by our friend* at a distance. wUl bo handed 
for them to competent, responsible Attorut-ys by us' 
Refer aiiccs : ; 

• G. McFurliinc k Co., Abordceu. MississippL 
D. W. Bowman. .. .. 

Cluptun k Ewing. 

Janu s, E. Saunders k Sou, Mobile. Alabama. 

Baker k Lawler. - 

* Johu A. Wiuston k Co ' ” 

*• Sanford k Coley, .. ,* 

MorekLyues. ... .* 

Moses Wuring k Co., 

J. J. Sykes k Co., ’’ 

McMaliou k Pearsall. New Orleans 
B. O. Nelson k Co., . 

lien. J. J. Ormond, Tuscaloosa. Alabama’ 

J. C. Whitsctt, Gaiuesville, 

Silas Parsons, Esq., Huntsville, !! 

David Deshler, Tuscumbia, 

Wui. Cooper, Esq., . . ’* 

Bimpson.McAlu.sterk •». Floreace, . 


BIBLES.... BIBLES 


JOHN BALL, 

No, 66 Oravier street, 

Has just received ouc of the LAKGKSThnd BEST as- j 
sortments of Bibles aud Prayer Books eves brought to 
this city. 

FAMILY BIBLES, at from $1 60 to $60 per copy. ‘ 

. OCTAVO BIBLES, at froid $1 to $1U, in various stylos 
of binding. 

SMALL BIBLES, with und without referenoes, of vel- 
vet bindings, gold bauds and clasps. Turkey morocco, au- 
tique, clasps and bunds. , 

CHEAP SCHOOL lllBLKSAND TESTAMENTS. oct4tf 


$100,000 yyoRTH of 

Fuhionable Clothing, Gentl«W Fo 
ing Goods, Ac., at Retail* 

ALFRED MIISROE If CO.'S 

‘■Onu 1-rlco-’ Hunmuth Cluthlug eaUblW* 
Muguxiiio street. New Orleuus. - 

OKNTJ.F.Sj EN v lulling New Orleana are 
vlted to cull aud examine much the Urgent sn 


•A dispatch from IlarTisbUrg. dated 
April 3. sayB : •• The House last evening passed to a third 
reuding, by a vote of 65 to 28, the bill from tho Senate re- 
pealing thu sixth section of the act of 1847, prohibiting the 
use of tl^e juils of this commonwealth for thu duteutiou of 
fugitive slaves.” 


REGULAR DRY GOODS TRADE. 

JOSEPH H PALMER k CO., 

Importers and Wholesale Dealers iu Dry Goods. 47 Camp 


Builders Censured. — The coroner’s jury in the case of 
tlie falling buildings in NewYork, whereby threo lives 
were lost, have returned a verdict severely censuring the 
careless manner iu which they were put up, and the im- 
proper mntvriRi' Traed- “Brooks and Burton,- 4he builder 
aud owner, have been arrested to await tho action of tha 
grand jury. „ 

Interesting —Mrs. Swisshelm.tbe editress of tho Satur- 
day Visitor at Pittsburgh, has recently become a mother for 
the flf-»t time after a murriagu of fifteen years, and follow- 
iug up,„her practice of ^riling about every thing, her 
family affairs n( course included, she makes tho buby tin- 
subject of au editorUl 


the above liu« to I 


street. New Orleans. 


William Knox, Montgoumsy, 

-*—Gr Jr Nathan Green. Wiuohcster. Teiiucsseo. 
Hon. E. H. Foster. Naslraillc. 

Richard K Orne. Memphis. 

Win. Garvin k Co., Loqisvlllr. Kentucky. 
Brody k Davies. 


plote assortment of goods in 
the South.' 

We manufacture all our Clothing exprw 
retail sales, and it is witli the perfect coni 
able to give satisfaction, that we ask all w 
with a call to examine particularly our s 
ture. trimuiliigH. kc. 

All good* sold by us are warranted in 
after the purchase of any article any <llsi>at 
it* will b«» cheerfully taken back and tlie m 
Our object is to please our customers. 
»*-ONJS WtlCK VOB HOODS— No J' 
f.O-ly ALOIKU MUNI 


COMMISSION MKHCHANT, 

New York. 

Purchases every description of . MERCHANDISE on 
orders from merchauts, planters and others, either fur 
cash or on credit, embracing Dry Goods, Clothing, Hard- 
ware, Piauo*, Carriages, Furniture, Machinery, Planters’ 
Utensils, and indeed every thing the market affords. 

Consignments of any Produce promptly aud faithfully 
attended to. 


NEW OR LEANS AGENCY 

OF THE 

NABHVILLB MARINE. FIRE INSURANCE, AND LIFE 
AND TRUST COMPANY. 

$300.000— an paid In. 
.$ 220 . 000 — reserved fund. 


From the Kingdom ok Bum.— It appears by late advices 
from Siam that the Euglish and Aun ricuns residing in 
Blnqi are bigly honored. They are allowed to travel' abqilt 
the kingdom at pleasure, er^et chapels and cemeteries and 
eqjoy a perfect toleration of religi >u and of worship. 


thev have bevu hospitable. 


Capital 


The iifw king of Siam it appe. rx tor/, juts recently gut 


Si arch for Hia John Frv.nklin. — A j .our latest dates 


oumIus were 


European rival uatlons 


RiidilTs also shrewdly I married. IltoMajesty. Phrubat 


Surplus 


nidet Plira Chou) Klow 
Chow Yu ilua. having iweoiided the throne, und Wing 
destitute of a llarthaparicliurik > fuvorite . wife) lie has 
chosi'u aud appointed as his e» -o'rt’a royal princess of 


froju Knglund. the small screw-steamer, fitted out by Cap- 
tain BeaLsou. to proceed In search for the missing -Arctic 
expedition by the way of Behring’* .Struits. was declared 
ready for sailing. Tlie, proposed field of sehrch is East ol 
the meridian of Behring’s Straits, towards Keller's dis- 
coveries in 1&49, lleruld Island and New 8iber!n. Captain 
Beiitson takes out untograph^letters-from the Emperor of 
Russia, recommeudiug the exia-dilion to the couiuinuders 
of the Russimu outposts at Siberia, ai\d other MgscovUe 
settlements, and desiring them to promote the object In 
view to the utmost of their power. 

Don Carlos DeEarANA — 1 This individual, who once 
figured iu NewOrlcans us Spanish Consul . and whose part 
in the abductiou of Key! is well known to onr citixeus. has 
been appointed by the Quoeu of Hpaiu as Consul General 
of her Majesty, to Cairo, iu Egypt, where Re arrived ou 
the 19th of January, lie was also received with otfieial 
huuuto. Tliat is ) he riglit kind of a rouutiyr' foe him. 

Singular Cause okSTu-idk^— 51r'WarrenCobb,of Mans-, 
field. Moss , aged sixty yenr a, hearing the other day that 11 
his old friend. Leonard Kvefett, Esq . with whom he wks 
intimately acquainted from boyhood, luUl committed sui- 
cide. became so affected that he immediately left the pre- 
.seuce of his. wife, and lu ( half au hour afterwards was 
found hanging by the neck a corpus. 


Advocate, Churlexttqb.a^v,'. 

ev. johu B. McFerriu; Editor NushviUe Advocate, Nush- 
vllle.Trnn. ... 

Edityr Nsw. Orleans Christian Advocate. 

Messrs. J O. Nelson k Co., New Orleans. t 
• Messrs. Cherry, Reiidfirson k Co., New Orleans. 
Messrs. Lowe, Paltisou k Co., NcwOrlcaus. 

Mr. IVm. Eckford, Mobile, Ala. 

Messrs. Weaver. Mtilliu k Co.. Mobllo, Ala. 

Col. Juiiirs E. Saunders. Mobile. A1U. 

A. O. Harris. Esq.. Memphis. Tenu. 

W. B. Cooke. Elysiau Fields.-Texiis. 

W. U. Jojiuhton k Hro.. Ceutreville, Texas. 

G. W Prince, Liberty, Texas. Jy23 


Total . . $62U.OOO— availaMe assets 

JAMBS A. PORTER. President. 

- Jamns Walrbr, Secretary. 

' Local diretom, 

U. R. W. Hill, Isaac W. Moon, F^O. Nelson, 

R. S. Fret*. A. W. Walker, Logan Ilunton 

MARINE RIVER, FIRE and LIFE RISKS taken al 
the lowest rates, and all loraes promptly^Mijustcd and paid 
at th# Agency Office, No. 33 Camp ntreet. 

, . . , W. riUTES; Ag.nl 

Loci* Lxuauirr. Asa t Agent. • uihl6 


eotuhl- 


The New Orleans Christian 

IK iaau.J »a.'klj, al Twn l,..li»ra and • 1 
No aul«crl|)tlou U Iren 'for laaa than »'» 

scribe r* will )»e understood as wishing » 
it.js expressly stated otherwise. ^ 

The Itinerant Ministers mid Preachers 
Episcopal Church, South, are. all ‘'f 
agents (/the New Orleans Christian Am 
payments innybe made. 

All communications, whether of bu»t»* 
publication, unless remitting money *'«■ 
the amount of ten dollar*, must to 
No obituary notice .will l>« insert 
within two months of tfcu deutli of a P*’J» 
Comuiuiilcalioiis must to address* 
H«Vl»:no:. New Orleans. 

Commuhlcatious involving faoto.or 
account s of revivals, religious meeting*- ^ 
biographies, etc., must be accoUlpAUj* u 

UB A few select advertisements wlU a, J^ 

or which must to pra-|*aid, in Q 

j»- Offlno No 66 Oravier street, aw 
t John Ball. 


somtoyod. and large Govcrumeut imsm at a very low ran 
uluuzval The Artec! U tide will to the rtSl forth. , 
wrt cart on ti Ike Ruartan Maaufactnriug system, as land 
|M*d«» wifi to able to employ Uudr own vasaato, whi»r 

btortrtawiyaUtt*. 

Mukiii a 9 MX Poar. — Aocordiug to eouuMireial letter* 


as well as Dutch. The expedition under Commodore P«t- 
tTiaaj, in this respect, do all the office of WetoU-r’s Dk 


fr-nswa Deaths - -Chalk* E Maxwell, of Savannah . u 
rtndeat of medicine in Philadelphia, was found dead in 
Mu.U.IU.1^ Mr. 11. y. bana^U, furwerly Tna. 
unrUltm Arab blrart IWli.. OWd .uadauly UD tb. M 
iut, U Alaaiu. u lb. bMit. Jobu u Wall. f*u»rly lb. 

ciumu <A Walcb'. 1 Lrau. dl«l ,.u iu. l,t iu,. 

*«*b I>o» Tut Lu,um U« CnaM.iuN.~At Ure sbattrr 
uWbMi in PurtJarel. Mi, Ub lire bib tliat . Naal Uorf. t |.. 
ra- ut rea u u l cbauiylou J Ure Mabre ll^uu. U«. wbu «... u‘ 
r i m dlltoUi luf Mayor, war OrfuatM. by .im fuur'h'uujt. a 
rutaa by Albion II 1'ania Ure dcurecratb.- oaiuUilare 
Tb* AMbocnU bar. a uajurily Iu Ure board ul Abknu. o 
Malta tbaOouarell. 


MADAMS DB llBIQNE’S 

BELK0T BCIIOOL EOH YOUNG LADIES, 

No. 6 Pontalha liulldlags. 

Foj; instruction in the English and French Lan- 
guages, Elocution, Auriulit and Modern History, 
Geography, the use of the Globes, Mutlu-iuuth'*, 
Writing, etc., pujills uudej- twelvq years pf age, 

per mouth .$10 C 

Ovfr twelve years of age 1 12 C 

Ancient and Modern Languages, each 4 C 

Mufia outlie Phtua Forte r 12 (J 

Other acconipRshmf nts at the usual charges. 

New Orleans, January, 18621 ■ jalT 


Entxxsriwru. — Ou Muuday la«t the jieople of Mont- 
gomery, Ala . decided, by au average vote of 270 to 166 in 
favor of lending the yradit. and issuing the bonds of the 
city, to assist in the oum>irucin u and progress of the vari- 
ous plank road aud railroad eutorpriacs luunediatojy cou- 
uecUdyrith that plan- 

Tmk wsploriro Eaveoition. — C apt Man y, U 8 A . hus k 
etaru-d on his exploring eipeditlou to the toad waters Uf* 
Red Rlrer Tjiis i» an important movemeut to the- pec- 


CAPITAL 6800,000. 

JOHN M. HILL, President. 
Glo. W MasVin. Secretary. < 

, This loii^ established Company, with the., most ampb 
means for tho protection of It 4 Policies, coutiuuea to take 
RIVER. SEA a n d FIRE R18K8. on .the most liberal 
term*, at ite Agency In New Orleans, at the office of 
PICKETT PKRlrtNfl. k -CO., 
*inh8 U7 8t Charles airoet 




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VOLU 


NUMBER 


' ' II. N. McTYKlKR Kin-rots. 

NEW ORLE A NS, SAT UR 1) A V, A P R IL 


lN r )2. 


T- Vv'n!? "• l Commit!', 

vi. Ml III VII. ' $ "f Alabama Cnnftrrn ee. 

WHOLE NUMBER, 64. 


ln« r.TcnHy npp»r.Ml In tin* N Y. 1 
-• JChsl*!?] 0 - U(i | („ ilto TithUmi* Rimm id . TltiiMultijini \. ..liy 
.tent. *' * ^ * ( ; rtn i„lj h.uncliloYed H II m* Imitfillun nf 
,rtne * f pryant. Mnny will bV MdCri! by it 
' a VISION OF IMMORTALITY. 

Vollimoin M ■ 

! 0 man. cornu forth and vie w 

' 11 °" C " . - r vnJun 1 : wnlk the wilting flchh. - 



* . , ih„ of th« nntrodden wUtternttw, 

Tiii'cl' l' j (hit*. Thou hunt lenrncil before 

'''''ilon-^n.ll 1 .- Ky— -f O-ntl. ri.ll,... 

ivl'l'h "" Oilon .-m- ; 

v t ih.-id.all tell thco. with | myrla.l tOii^ui 
‘ That t^i-rc— Hf'- in titiPountod fonna- 
-•OviiluK in (IHififO through the hidden fool- 

I , ,'rvrry branch Hint awing* in the green b n*. • . 

mwaTing (TTidu. and Hie Kj.y summer How. . • 

vr At:l,,d.lcn the beholder l.lsteii now. 

Aai-!*** ahnU 0'*"' h th, ‘‘‘ thodei.d hnveMe^ 

/Mi le awakj-n ih ni'we|rlm;iouHforni«— • 

- ~ T i W rthr mrl^ry — 

'he proniiae of the coming life 
V .h towering: oak that llfla ita living-hn.d 

• r„tli> broad annlight, In eternal Hi-ength. 

II , tell thee that the acorn died. . 

' • •> jlijteni that jiprlng libove their Inat yiiar*- ilmv.- 
W rloqacnt with voice of life and hope— 

And the K n en tree? elnp tlu-ir rejoicing hand* 

Wiring In triumph o'er the earth** decay ' -» • 

/ ^ , t „ ; ,t Rlone ehnll tlower And foreat raise 
" The rMec of triumph amj the hymn of life. 

The mm* brood am- there !— each painted wing 

Thnt tluttcrs In the sunshine- broke but now 
> r om the close eerem.-nta of a worm's own shroud. 

|. Piling, as It. tile* lu.w lire may spring 0 . 

In its gln.l iM-auty from the gloom of death. 

Wher- the crushed mould beneath the sunken jjjit- 
Sf.nis but the wpuiehrt* of old decay. 

Turn thou n k.-euer glance, and thou shall find 
Tin- gathered myriads of a mimic world. 

The breath of evening and the sultry morn 
Bar on ll« wing a cloud of wltness.'s 
That earth. from 6er unnumbered cavea of death, 
fcivl* forth a mightier tide of teeming life,. , 
then tlie llyinn to Immortality ! 

The broad green prairies and the wilderness. 

And the ol<i citb-a where the dead have slept 
upon -age. a thousand graves in one. 
rbill yet bo crowded with the living fornix 
| Of ajSds,wa)iTng from the suenr uimt 

Kii^s that 1 h>* down In state, and earth's P n/kit TH||(| l ffit 
H^tiug together In one font! embrace. 

The white-haired patriarch and the tender babe. 

Own of J together in the Might of years. 

Thry ef Immortal fame and those whose praise 
Was never sounded In the ears of men. — 

Arcbonand priest, and the poor common crowd.— 

All the vast concourse in the halls of death. 

Shall wakcti from the dreams of silent years 
To ball the dawn 'of th. f Immortal day. 

Ay. learn the lesson. Though the worm shall Ih* 

Thy brother In the mystery of death * 

'And all shall pass, humble, nnd proud, and guy. 
Together, to earth’s mighty charnel-house. 
a Vet the immortal Is thy heritage 1 
.-JTlic pa:vc shall gather thee ! yet thou shall eoiue. 
Iteggnr or prince, not-ns thou wentest forth. ' 
ln rags or purpleVbuf arrayed ns those 
Wh'*.e mortal puts on Immortality ! 

Then mourn not when tlum murkest the decay 
. Of Nature, and tve wdemu hymn of death 
steals with a note of sadness to thy heart . • 1 

That other voice, with Its rejoicing tones, 

[ ‘ lireab from th# mould With every bursting Hower. 

01. grave? thy victory ! ” And thou. 0. man, 
/tuniened with sorrow at the w(M*s'that crowd 
' The narrow heritage, lift up thy head 
In the strong hope of the undying life. 

And shout the Hymn to Immortality. 

The dear departed that have passed away 
To the still house of death, leaving thine own 
Tbegniydialrcd sire that died In hb-ssing the.., 

Mother, or sweet-lipped babe, or she who- gave 
Thy home the light and bloom of I'arad'tsc.— 

They shall be thine again, when thou shall pass. 
Atfhd]pppo{ritmvnt.jf>hro' t he shadowy vale. . 

To reach, the sunlijOitof the immoht*i. iui.i.h 
A nd thou that glorlest to lie down wljji kings. 

Thine uncrowned head now lowlier than theirs. 

** ly k thou the lo ftier jj hiry to In- know n 
’ A Ring autl pricsT to (.oil— when thou shall pass ' 

Forth from these silent halls to take thy place 
With patriarch!* and prophets and the' blest 
Hone up from ••'very land to people heaven 
Snlive. tliat when the mighty caravan. 

Which lmlts out* nlgllt-tiine in the Yah* of Death, 
t-tnll strike its white tcuts for the morning mnreh. 
Thou shalt motmt onward to. the Kteninl Hills. 

Thy foot unwearied, and thy strength renewed 
Uke the stroug eagle’s for. the upwurd Might ' 
i *. 

For the X. O. < UrutliMi A.i 

I Recollections of Bishop Bascoin. 

BY ONK OF HIS STUDKNtS. 


nltiiont insupportaljlt*. As hi* tMitorntb mopi* 
fully into his Hubjoef - liin oxoitemont Iummiiof 


inoti. Iiis wtmrinowt liognn to .bo uppnvnt. 
His .spirit WmvltV-bejcitt -trr“lbtijr. A tm ftmlB* 


awfully intonso. Kveryn»»rvo, ovory (but tiro. | pnroojvii a falling off in tbo p'tfatiu'syjif iiis 


fvery finger, atid even every bnir seetneil 
preghant with emotion. Iiis TyUole bafurc 


thoughts- His manner beeamt* moreburrie.d 
atul loss graeefull By anti by lie began t/- 


was Stirred, as with the flweejjingfl of a mighty pnu-v between bis sedtenees. Sentendcs that 
tmnpest. For altout ftn^ibur and a half hr ‘re(|iured to be uttered immediately in sneers 


from nature and from houkV lie brought into 
-mpiTshlfui. tn l Bust rat r and enforCFt l nnrutt r 1 r- 
itigs.df 1 1 oly Writ. 

The writer above ipioted calls Ins el«i< pinnae 
■•a. river of fire. ’’ * llatln'r say- an ocean n| 
tire, rolling under tin breath! of the storm. 
U In n lie spoke of bell, with several fierce 


so enchained and delighted me. Hint 'I almost si on, in order to se.nse and effect, were alter- ami terrible touehes. did he lay bare' its low- the winds * 

doubted whether I was “hi the body or. out nated with. long stud painful intervals, during ext deep add roll up the buruiiTg visjim of the due interesting' eircumstum i- especially 
of the body. v Much as I lmd heard of "his which lie leaned on the desk, with his head damned.. .When In* spokB of heaven, a., few prepared him foe this. He relate^ it to us 

gigaritie pulpit powers, tluj half had not been resting on his hand, sometimes for half a min- j worthy and bowers bloomed with celestial mice, jn tlie recitation room, in nearly tin 

told. Some of his sentences. rang ih my ears iitf. A feeling of disappointment eanir-ovc' .raises, multitudi-s of glittering wings waved following wurds : *• When < | iiliO ynung in the 

lor days, 'flic sernion lms since been pub- the congregation, and their fc admiration wa** | before ymi, and fltl- iiiuiuirtal lulls trembled ministry, mv mind became unsettled with 

•« r..*i. r. ...... i... i ... i . , .. . . . i .. n ® . * . - 


hgar t • of Iiis hrurerMi dml ahfiUfi! iiidneJiiUH_ niutli fieatit>i»s of diwtrino'rftid '<11 H“^7Ft fmTTcspctH the I’rotimtant 

W^ln^inteli-. | fiUn.iptiire rose and tears of joy llfivl* I. all eipline that may now he found in the various system is more liberal than Profess** t>oemii 
| tin* house , elfurehcs of the land, .any one might find a would make ours; for ho seems to make no 

liiseliHpiengt- Most vigorous and telling were Ids attacks ( system to please him, without endeavoring to provision whatever for the local i Teachers 
nil ocean of on inlidclity He literally " ground it in the remodel and change the feature^ of one "that, they are to ho left without any represent^ 
I the storm. | whirling mill of his logic. 4 Its strongest ar- is so acceptable to its past membership as tion. It# to he entirely a lay representa- 
«-\eral fierce j gmnents were torn into 'shreds and cast to tlmt-of the r Mv K. Fhurfeli, Nmtli: Hut fht tion. This will not please the local preach- 


of the Mv K. Fliurcli, (South! 


great improvement that a lay delegation h-rs ; he ought to ^collect that there, 


lislied, in a fur more perfect forin. than lie lost ill their sympathy for 'the, infirmities .*•! I under the hilrdm nf sjuml .and song. He reference tn the evidences of Christianity 

then delivered it, yet more than half its great- tic* speaker. , These pauses increased in fr« - spoke of \irtiie, and il stood before yon an Having never thoroughly investigated th 

ness is lost in the ahseneo of. the noble lorm. »pioney, until' before the close they would oc- j angel «tf surpassings beauty, lie-* spoke -of suhjeet. I was not satisfn*d «>f the divinity c 

the flashing eye. the sneaking gesture and cur at‘ mearly every third sentence. Some- vice.' and it painted .itself on your mind a the system. Without hinting ihy state < 

excited manner of the speaker. It adds no times he has been compelled to sit down, he j shape of hideous loathsomeness, never to lie mind to apy one, I detcrnviiyd to enter upoi 


would make! . We live in an age of progress : 
our Church is no longer composed of “sooty 
Hilliers, servants,’’ (hut, by the. by, we have 
a good many servants in the Church yet.) 
and “ uncultivated persons." We have “ Prc- 


great men among them il* well as atnong the 
liiity, and ought to bring thorn in also. 

I am sorry to hear thattho North Carolina 
Methodists are so disaffected* to Episcopal 
Methodism, and rejoice muolf that in this 


the evidences of Christianity sklents mid Professors in 'Colleges, Judges of country we have no sudh' disaffection. I 


Supreme- Courts. Senators, etc." Wc 
great folks; tov arc It is 

lie did not say “ The Church." John W 


We are sttme, however, that if a fow more of onr tal- 
It is well ented editors would take up the subject, nnd 
in W esley use the sAlne style of. invective against our 


lie mind to upy one, I deterniiiyMl to enter upon > was “a Tory and Tui AuUM-rut,’’ and Iiis Church as President I teems, they might suc- 

lrttle-h> iht , -plensun v |«>f- J it's-j>t*ritsalr^tr-i*nlhtp- -%^-tlte -tnmtd us t nn, . fn i m ’-s l i mr e. v fn nrftrnr r: — iVirgHltini, llllil "ifo Tic foWAch- liftted uTfil' “a nvinutc mpl impartial examination of it. , I church, does not suit our enlightened age: and coed in producing agitation, which might do 

Iiis appearance while delivering it. Thus,-!' This difficulty could only he avoided by vvti- shunned. * solemnly and sincerely resolved, if after this polished .manners and liberal views. M e a good deal of harm to the peace und pros- 

tliink, would he liave dtislied through this elo- ting in full and reading. True, this excited W lien . you followed him’ into his first ele- {• ntill remained unsatisfied, ■ to give up my- must remodel it and ad apt . it (o its present parity of tlm 4 Church. - — 

quent sentence ! Here would "his biasing eye him in a hiost extraordinary manner, hut not varion. you ^ began to bar. Test ho shotinKnot pfafosaion and retire froni the luiuistry for gfi'iltlicss, amP lay delegation will' he the Yours, On 

and emphatic voice have sent a thrill of de- so as to interfere vyitli a successful delivery, he aide to sustain himself at u height so di/.- » ver. ' I proeureil aiul read, the best works on means of concentrating our .tlignity. V\ f e April 8, J 852. 
light through his awe-struck congregating ! All who were in tlie habit of hearing him, v y Jhit as he proceeded, you soon lost all lyoth sides* As I proceeded, the light in- Hindi gat some of these jitdgoH, presidents and .—i 

How would this sentiment and gesture startle far preferred to hear-. him with, rather than apprehension. Each flight was above the creased,' m® Christianity shone forth, a* wu counsellors into our Conferences, and these ronhu 

you. us though you lmd seen an apparition ! without, his manuscript. • .. former. And when so high that you arc *al- high in the heavens. I wr^ satisfied. Not u . will give us dignity in the eyes of the world. . The Press vs. Tei 


(rROKGK SlIAKVFKR. 


light through his awe-struck congregating ! All who were in tlie habit of hearing him. 


How would this sentiment and gesture startle 
you. us though you lmd seen an apparition ! 

The next time 1 heard him was on " Tin 
Death of Christ" -again extemporaneous 


far preferred to hear him with, rather than 
without, his manuscript. 


In the wholesale denunciation in vVliieli I most breathless at his strange daring, you lingoring doilbt remained, ^ly faith wa. And with all t their worldly wisdom and pro- 


Vor Ihu N. 0. f'hri»tli*B A4*0 MMi*, 

The Press vs. Temperanoe. 


many (if us Imlulp- with tcforcnci' to tin- usi' li'iil Iiis wiiij- still iinwora anil Iiis eye still founded on a rock." 


fessifainl luarning and ‘'polite ftssooiatiotts," 


Tills time lie fuiled inost signally ; owing, I of manuscript sermons in tlie pulpit, we seem uiidimmed. ..Then ilie" glory of Ids tliemo ||ow well enloulntcd was such a courmi tn | Mctliodism will lie something at last! 


think, to his attempt to preach without hi; 
manuscript. -It was tint until I heard hin 


to suppose that reading and dullness are sy- | begun In he more fully unfolded. He' soared m him for 'successful- combat with IpHdc.liti ' To he serious, the reason. why many Mot 


And here we 


I t is a melancholy truth, and one which is 
reluctantly cutertuined, that the political 
press stands averso to the noble principle and 


True, mosl at once into i* .the liighest heaven nl inycn- in niter years ! Many-other things wo might . odists are opposed to the agitutinn of radical cause of lotnperancc. This mighty engine 


tliy third time that I had a fair specimen of readers arc lifeless in their deliu ry, hut not thin." and never stdopcil again throughout, notice, witli reference' to his pulpit peculiar!- j changes in our system nf 'government, in not 

the preacher, lie read hisdiseour.se through- necessarily so, we think. Titos.- who read It-wns like tlie peelings of that trump which ties : hut we forbear. 'Suffice, it to say. we j because they suppose tlie system, ns set in 

left. It was on “ The Triumph of Christian- with mtnuimutinii would extemporize without ‘ w'uxed hauler and louder." The. grandeur turn r knoty his e. pud, and we never shall I motion by Mr. Wesley, is free from imper- 
il,- over Death," I wusuwed and overw helmed animation. Do we not sometimes read of his theme und the terrible momentnusness look upon his like again. Alas, his trumpet lection, hut in its 'great features 'and prinoi- 

with u sense of the grandeur iff tho theme thoughts from others which sends the idood of -Ilia mission entirely, possessed anti inter- is silent. The world shall never hear its pies it lias preyed itself most admirably 


changes in onr system of government, in not h ,r goo], or fearful scourge for evil, moulding 
because they suppose the system, ns set in the opinions of communities and controlling 

ttuiliim ItV Ml* ‘U'llulnv Ski fr.ui fsnm inn.oe. tllU (lrtRtmV (tf ttntimiM lii'timr lliom i/. 


itVian-v Di-atli. " 1 was awed ami ovi'nvlii'hin-il iinitnatuui. Do we not BOXUetiiiicH read 
with a sense of the grandeur of the thenu* thoughts from others which sends tin* blood 


is silent.’ The world shall never hear its pics it has provpd 


and the ability and power with which it was tingling through the veins! Why, then, Penetrated his whole nature, lie could not spirit-stirring blasts again. Yet itH sound adapted to its great and professed design . It 


presented. His majestic form rocked to and should not our own; when read in the 


•y, is free from imper- Hie destiny of nation^ lifting them up tovir- 
ut features 'and princi- tRoua thought and generous notion; or plung- 
itxelf most admirably * n 8 them into the cesspool of yicious prac- 
nd professed design. It Hces and degrading vices, stands in a hostile 


stoop to commonplace. With such views as still lingers in the ears of thousands, and will works well, and we nro not assured, by any Mtitudo to a cause which is vital to the in- 


fro,flike a mountain in the grasp of an earth- enee of a congregation of listeners, awaken w*re his, ’of the (iod-like sublimity of the until dbtlth puts the seal of 'deafness on them, means, that the innovations proposed would lerosta und well being of any pooplo. There 

quake. The most profound and interesting feeling in our Uosoms arid impart it toothers ! truth he presented, he could hot do otherwise We trust he lms only exchanged his trump improve it, hut on the contrary, facts and oh- ur o many generous exceptions hero And. 

views, the soundest argument, the clearest There, are truly exceptions to the rulp by than tax ull his energies to their utmost to for a lyre. Ami if, when in a body of inor- nervation have proved, so far as it has been thoro, noble -souls, whoso hearts swell high 

und most searching logic, the piost enraptu- which we condemn the practice Dr. Has- unfold it/ I lc seemed “a trumpet filled with tulity, the former poured such notes of thrill tested, that tho contrary would ho the result, with the kindlier MyinpathicH of human na- 


and most searching logic,. the giost’ enraptu- which we condemn the practice. Dr. Has- unfold it/ I lc seemed “a trumpet filled with tulity, 
ring eloquence rolled in one blended torrent, com was oiie, in an eminent degree. Though the voice .of (Jod, a chariot yf lire carrying ing s\v 
from the. beginning to the close. When Inv the thoughts of some of his sermons had long blazing tidings, a meteor- kindled at the eye he d'w« 
concluded, evejy spiritual' tendon ached with been written, yet when" he essayeij to* give nnil blown on thq, breath of the Kterna}." hie mi 
the-intensity to which it lmd been strained, them utterance, lie felt them gush warmly The splendid ornaments with which -he so latter! 
T he wing of the spirit Was worn und weary over Ins heart with much of tho power of profusely adorned his sermonsj were not in- 
witli following him through his long sweep*, their first conception. Such a nature as his tended simply to delight his audience. It We 


W’e trust he Inis only exchanged Ids trump improve it, hut on the contrary, facts and oh- ftro man y gonoroiiH exceptions hero and 
for a lyre. And if. when in a body of mdr- nervation lmve proved, so far as it lms been Hioro, noble -souls, whoso hearts swell high 
tulity, the former poured such notes of thrill- tested, that the contrary would he the result. Hie kindlier sympathies of human na- 
ing sweetness on the ears of men, now that Our present system lias worked well for a Hire, who stund upon tho ramparts of society 
he dwells in the beatified, state, what ineffu- hundred years, and is working us successfully un d sdund tlm tocsin of alarm, warning the 
hie music limy wc suppose Hows froni* the and efficiently to-day as it did at its urgaui- multitude against the cursed evil of intempe- 
latter! ' zation ; and as successfully, and with nslittle. rftnco i un ^ their very acts giving evidence 

coNci.uniMi ukmahks. - friction in working," in tlyj United States, having tho real good of the community it 

Wo have finished these desultory notes. UH j n the country of its origin. Then why heart. 


We have finished these" desultory notes. 


I seemed to have just^a wakened from a gor- could uo more come in contact with such was according to the constitution of his na- Much we have left unsaid. We fear we lmvu hfiould we ho disposed to give .up'a well tried Hie secular press, as a general thing, 

geous dream. I could lmrdly realize that I thoughts an his, without intense excitation, ture to speak loftily and elinpiently. He lieen presumptuous in attempting such a sub- und gloriously successful system, for a new give unmistukablo evidences of being in the 
was still on the , earth; amid the everyday than could powder with flame without ah wa*->7 speak thus, or 'he silent. His soul was jept. If, howover, we shall liavo led any one coiieeivod bantling, springing, like the fabled ^ppos* 1 * 011 * a »d wholly astray upon the great 

affairs of life. It seemed an impertinence to explosion. As far as the tones of his voice bqjdenod with inn»-r vision>oPsplendor. and into a more satisfactory apprehension of tlm .Minerva, .full grown and fully equipped from principle of Temperance, and either openly 

speak #f common things. Tho whole aspect were concerned,' Ilia Umiiuscript produced no tlie- form- in which they found- •utterance must character of tv truly great man, wo shall imt the brain of somo niodorn Jupiter, who lias ,,r tacitly tend their aid to the support of » 

* if earth seemed changed. Spiritual things injurious 1 efl’oct. They Were just as full and h ( * proportionately s[ilcndid. What cared he regret the task. By tho hy, where is the ex- diHcovorod that ho^posse'^es q talent; for goy- vice which numbers it» victims in every cir- 


were viewed in hew 'und far different rein- emphatic as tliougli he were preaching ex- for the petty hieptiesof sj-yle—ftir those arhi- jiccted life of Bishop Bascoin^ Bishop An- 
tiops^* (uk! was nearer, heaven was brighter, temporanoously. trarv rujes of criticism which told him such drew and Dr. Hcnklo have each been request- 


hell Was darker. Christ was sweeter, saTva- 


cmporunoously. 

His manner was peculiar to himself. He 


utterances were in violation of good taste 


tion clearer, and death less dreadful .than copied no line, followed no rules, l ie simply so he rolled out the burden of his soul on tho * ahi eminently qualified for such a task. To 
they ever .seemed before. He poured such resigned himself to tho influence of Iiis ' sub- heart und mind of- his congregation.! • either it would he a labor of love. .No matter 


they ever .seemed before, lie poured such resigned himself to the influence of Iiis suh- 
lloikls of splendor on the valley of death, that jeet. When preaehing. lie seemed all mind ; 


In Judging of Jus weightier merits, one er- 


| regret the task. By tho hy, where is the ex- discovered that he possesses a talont for go>- v ‘ oe which numbers itn victims in overy cir» 
j »ec ted life of Bishop Buscom^ Bishop An- eminent fur'in advance of Mr. Wesley, who cIq. of- life, sapping the prosperity and peace 
drew and Dr. Hcnklo have each been request- was hut a mere nqvico in .Such matters, and of society, and spreading un unhallowed 
cd to become his biographer. Both of these not to ho compared to the wonderful geniuses blight over the.- retirements of the domestie 
ah; eminently qualified for such a task. To of the present ago ! ^ circle. From uccihuuluted evidences^ that 

either it would ho u labor of love. No matter dur good brother says, “We can very rea- rise on every hand, and I>f every day oooar- 
who does it, so it he done hy one whose in- dily sco that a government suitetl to the sooty rencc, we make tho charge, that the pres* in 


it sedflied more like a highway strewn with that is, tlie mind possessed absolute control h»r tlieVe is danger of falling* into. The tense sympathies with his charaotcristics ns colliers of England, servants, and the unoul- 1 iwi/ttir, unjutt, (truf nhnmefuilij derelict im thin 


that like.Jhe cheerless waste of shadows it is which possessed the former. His gesture.- 
generally represented to he. The passage of were, not always graceful, hut exceedingly 
the good through it, seemed like a triumphal appropriate and expressive. However irreg- 
march, bright with the radiance ol heaven u ^ ar Hie curves of his arms, o^abrupt the 
und melodious with the songs j)f angels. - motions of his head and body!, imtli ing was 
As a general thing, I object to tlm practice " ut " t> P 1 * 1 / 0 ' nu ' rr was such a fitness ht*- 
»!' reading sermons. After hearing him. tween tlm thought and the gesture, that yon 
■imy a y ■« ^ vn , ni^tnpir \Yl Ti r 1 [ trul* w i t hou t T ii T improprielv m tlm" latter, 

nmnuseript, 1 was more than willing to malco u no ^ Hiis the soerct of true and sm*- 

an exception in his favor.' - With all my pro- ora,or . v • ,)o «‘ s n“t.the whole efl’eet 

judices, I greatly preferred tu-hear him 'read. U 1 M,M correspondence between the 


rost*s and arched with rainbows, for tho pas- ovor tlm body, so that the movements of the abundance and hrilliuncc of his metaphors a theologian and u literary ,mun will secure tivated, who had grown up amid all the pe- &ul>jcct. 

sage of the good to the ineffable Presence, latter were exact representatives of the ideas attract attention from his, other peculiarities, him his proper position iu each department, culiarities of an aristocratic country, might In proof of this position, we could swell 

that like^he cheerless waste of shadows it is which possessed tho former. His gestures and you are to regard these ns his chief And Iiis works? Why is their publication hardly ho tit for a church among whose lay- this paper tg a volume, and then throw down. 

were, not always graceful, hut exceedingly characteristic and excellence. \ ou admire delayed!* Let us liuvp them as soon as pos- men arc Presidents and Professors in Col- the gauntlet and challenge them to show 

appropriate and expressive. However irreg- his imaginative at tho expense oC-hisrenflon- si hie. They .will he reud hy thousauds who leges, Judges of Supreme Courts, Senators, that thoy have not acted with great dupli- 

ular the curves of his arms, o^ahrupt tin* ing powers. Iiis originality of thought and never saw their author. They will give him and men liberalized hy professional learning city. There is scarcely a paper jn this State 

motions of his head and lmd^V iiotliing was expression 'his dear and profound, glances a higher position than ho has ever yot occu- and polite associations.*’, lie should recollect tlmt will not, with a great show of sincerity, 

out of place; Thor** was such a fitness be- into truth - Ids strftngveuse and his logic are pied. Mis fame is destined to increase with that the Methodists woro not ull sooty col- assume a position somewhat like tho follow* 

tween tin* thought and the .gesture, that you overlooked in our admiration for the fresh-, coiiij/ig years . Ho will yet he r anked with l iers, . ole,, in. Mr. Wesloy’s day;' thoro W as ing; “ Wg ftrc,»:ann friends to Temperance, 

rruilll. llPTl'TRe no' improprh'lv In tlie luttorT* "’ri“«*ss7 spleiuhu" ami power of Ins imagery, the greatest men of modern times. “He, the sumo diversity of talent and rank as at and there is no ono who^would liko to see the 


overlooked in our admiration for tin 1 fresh-, mining years, lie will yi 
ness, splendor and, power oT~liis i iiiagery . tlie greatest men of mod 
Yet . a do-;** attention to the staple of his being dead, yet speuketli.” 


s'jfiil oratory ! Does n«»t! tin* whole efi'eet. thought will show as much, to admire in Iiis I lemo^olpj, Ala.. April, 1852. 


depeftd upon th** correspondence between tip; 


11.' himself dialikiMlthp practice, and .icplorp.l ''"'"K 1 "' »'>d the gesture ‘ Artiticial rule 


the necessity under, which In* was plueod to 
resort to it ; for with him it was a necessity, 
it Was either reud, or fail." lie. seemed con- 
stitutionally incapacitated from preaching 
otherwise with success. Perhaps one time in 
ten lie succeeded pretty well; not oftener. 


have spoiled more speakers than they ever 
improved. How -vast the difference between 


strong, crushing .argument* and clear, logical 
inductions, as in his t*h}<|uencc and beauty. 
All his figures will lie seen jto Iruve a solid 
basis. Look at his celebrated “Protest," and 


North Carolina Methodists. 


a noble, natural orator, liko Dr. Bascom. and. I*** works on *■ MethjHlism and Slavery. •• Many, very many. *>f our moct intiliini-nt ami plon:* 
t.i use the wunls of another, -a well dressed With what clear lawyer-like precisi.ai does “““p"- 


otherwise with suceess. 1-erlmps one time in 1,1 g ow » “»'> with elahorately '>c lay Ins premises and draw h.s cnnelusmns! 

fen lie snecemlgd pretty well „»t oftener 'M ranged hair and eh.horutely -huluneed peri- Those who ran notuppreemtethe logic which 
This lack of extemporaneous power did no. '" ls - “" ,l ^ tl.eatrfo practiced at the glass,' '"*rns and hla/.cs under the ktndhug power of 
uhtain alone in his pulpit performances We *" uin * destruction of the universe. imuginnUoii, m Ins sermons, can hud stit.s- 

lu.ve already noticed it in his prayers ■'•m-. ratcly snuffing out its stars liko tapers ' 'antory prm.f of his argumentative power in 
Whenever required to announee-Some action 'M’l’¥ n !i his mutch to the pillitrsof the.glohe, these truly great works: for here you have 
of the faculty, or other mutters of impor- WWK “*“»»« under its cities, wiping the argument without tlie imagery, as the 
tancc, though it uceupie.l hut twa in- three ,lwl *y its oc ®t n “ as, easily as. with eamhrie suhjiiet admits oi none, 
minutes, he nsually wrote out the unnoun, -e- handkorchlef, he dues the sweat drops from "is powers of generalixtition were great, 
ment in full and read it Iiis address to the his lady-like I, row, and closing with a smile Arguments which with others required pages, 

graduating class he invariably read Per- 1,1 s "P r,1| "« eompluoency. J,y quoting tlie were disposed ol liy him m a few strong sen- 

haps, on this account, he rarely ever took w "‘'' 1h Kohort Montgomery : 'enees, which gave a comprehensive view of 

part in discussions on the Conference tlm, r • ''roitiou ,l,„a,lsrs the whole. And. sometimes premises, argu- 

When he addressed the Conference at loneth o ""‘T' w,li “: mSnt 11,1,1 ‘ oni-lusioi, were all blended in one 

he used a manuscript. He seems to lmve ' ni'-t.m.-s ! have observed him. when mar splendid metaphor, so that the close observer 

feareiKto trust himself to l„o..,h' C '!'f > w ", , n "‘g | “h™nt son^nee throw knew not which to admire most, the appro- 


" " ai mo imr ot pulilio opinion 

Southern Church and the Southern 
jKOj .ivnhiiity un j HuyeesH characterized him. 

Ut * lc c i ‘t«red tho army, lie would have 
(•ai ,1 with tho greatcHt captains -of modern 
| ,m ’ *' 1*° become a practitioner of law, 

] 11 ,,,r would luvve known iewlmporiors. Had 

" ilter *°d counsids of the nation, his 
«uih Kiimnshin i.... .11 c. 


M 11 . Editor: 1 was much surprised to find I Chureh 


the same diversity of talent and rank as at and there is no ono who^would liko to see tho 
the present day r% fIiough perhaps wo may cause prospor moro thun ourselves;” and 
have more of the \iighor ranks now than then, after .this casual profession of urdent 
then; hut there were sumc u of the first fain'- friendship, labor with far-fetched and strainod 

lies" 1 in Mr. Wesley s societies. And again arguments against any attempt to stay tho 
wo art* not all Presidents and Professors and evil ; and at the very sumo time repel, with 
Judges and Senators 'now; we have some insulted dignity, any insinuation that they 
sooty colliers anil hard-handed laborers, und, arc dealing unjustly and unfairly with this 
tlmnk Hod, a great many of thoni^ in our groat jirineiple. 


by onk of his ktudf.nTs. obtain alone in his pulpit performances. We s, t | in £ aimut the destruction ol tin* universe. 

have already noticed it in his prayers, ‘b'liherately snuffing out its stars liko tapers, 
"’ll liave ill read ^referreii ' to the versatilitv Whem ' ver re ^«* ir « d t0 ««««•»«» S"""' '“-tim, ^IV'ylpR his match tn the pilh,is..f thcglnbe. 
'"f lu» intellectual powers He filled .any tlu ‘ other matte, w of impor- w l r ! n K l ”K «* mm " ,ts "' , l ,l, T r 

»l»luw of thought,.,!- action upon which he hmee, though it occupied hut two or three ™'y"« W ns . eamly us with emulirie 
™ fed with great ability. Whether iu the , mtou > c * h ° wroto ,mt ‘he announce- , ! ,,ldk<!r< j! , ^ i 1,0 ll "‘' s ,h '' *W‘ ,* lro l? s ^ 

■ pulpit, in the lecture' room, in the l'resident’s ,,,ent in ful1 ,kn ' 1 rcu ' 1 !t ll,!i address to the l,,H 1, " ly ' llUe l r "«. ami closing with a smile 
t'lntir, in the halls of Congress as chaplain, or K nlJu,,tin K «- 1 l“« >'« "‘variably read. Per- ^ W* “BP 1 " IC ”' T ,otm K tl, “ 
us tlm advoento at the bar of public opinion lm P s ’ thU ttocouf,t ’ ll " ri ‘ r >' 1 A' «ver took Kohort Montgomery : 

-r bu Southern Church and the wWn P“ rt 111 Jwciwsmn* on the Conference floor • r.«u..u -im.l.i. r. wui, IImm.,-. 


When he addressed the Conforeuen at length., 
lie used a manuscript, lie seems to have 
li-ared- to trust himself to speak at length? on 
any oeeiisioti. without previous, thorough pro- 
partition. 

It might be interesting to notice the Tea- 


rarely ever took w " r,l8 ” , ‘ 1 ' Cohort Montgomery : 

Conference floor V'mitiau ,l,,,d,lHr, ' w(U ‘ 

.. ■ Autl iu a blnxlna ti*i|ijMi/<t whirltniwny.' '* 

ereuee at length. - Sometimes I have observed him. when near 
i r s, i ms to i.m d 1( , L q nS( , of a maguitieent sentence, throw 


the above statement iu un editorial of the 
February number of the S. M.' Pulpit, in 
which an important ehango in our Church 
government is warmly advocated. Tho ed- 
itor is in'favor-of a lay representation in our 
General and Annual Conferences, and in his 
seal has inuiU- some strong assertions, and 
. brought grievous charges against Mr. Wes- 
ley, and Methislism generally, in its present 
form. 1 was surprised especially to learn fur 
the first time that there was extensive disaf- 
fection to our present form of Chureh gov- 
ernment, among our most intelligent and 
pious memls-rs. I have traveled pretty cx- 


bet the constituted authorities of any town. 


Tlie very best evidence that Methodism is parish or btato, with all honesty of purpose 
of God, and that it is founded in wisdom, is and sineerity of motive, seek in some measure 
the' fact that it is adapted to the masses, and to promote the pnsqicrity und peaeo of their 
that it reaches und embraces sooty colliers respective communities, and to protect, as far 
and servants, as well as Presidents of Col- us lay within their power, tlm vested righto 


leges, Judges. Senators, etc 


of mnny a cititen, who bus boon literally 


Ah well might ho arguo against tlm whole cursed in his property hy licensed violatorn 
Gospel plan, because, in its origin, its disci- of law both human uud divine, and forthwith 
pies und preachers were obscure and illitc- the presses of the land heuvo and groan and 
rate,' as against Methodism on the Same travail in birth, to counteract tho good which 
t'rouiitl. is sought “0 he accomplished. And ns to the 

Methodism is u system fimuded upon tlm editors, their uorda are as smooth ut butter. 
Gospel plan, devised in tlio spirit of sanetlli- when with adeeming satisfaction they pro- 
cation, demonstrating tlm must intimate ae- fens themselves devotedly attached to the 


the close of a magnificent sentence, throw knew not which to admire most, the appro- as a minister, in Alulxunu and Mi. - 1|llu i nlll nee witli hunian nature, and precisely temperance principles, hut war is iu their 

himself jip to Iiis full height, look Iiis eon- priuteimss and beauty, of the dress, or the «>“dippi during tlm last fifteen years, and lmvu a j n ptcd, if oarriod out in all its details, to hearts,- when with cringing servility they 
g rogation fully in the face, stretch bis imn originality of the thought and' argument * B " oemt,! ' 1 wilh . m,m y ■"‘dJhgont and acU9m pu;|, no hlo design, "tlm spreud of seeklo.ridieuleundqvcrthrowwholesoumor- 

■out at full length, and repeat the remainder which it conveyed. * pious members, both in the laity and local Scripturn holiness.” The advancements in dinances. Professing themselves to bo lovens 

Some of his sHriuiiiH arc ubov** criticiHm. 


* ' wnave known few'Hiiporiors. Had . , imt at lull length, und repeat the remainder wliidi it conveyed. 

l iU *' 011 ,. tho co | in8olH ° r tl,a nation, his nngljt he intereMtm^ to notice the Tea- with thnml'Tin^ ouiphuxix. Tlu* unexpoetml Sniuo of bin sernmiH arc* itliove eritieinm. 
Sr! t P , WUHl> !- 1,UV,! W ,)r " lrt n . l* 1 ' 1 ! ! nnt y iu ono s " movement startles and electrifies the whole v 0u might as well undertake to criticise a 

t . - aind adnuraiain of the world. Hut •»«>_»• "',d whose early 11 e as an itinerant congregation. U such times he ha's .seenual Sunder storm. Especially ure^tliose who 
I ffipi seems to have been the place for ,mn,8t « r would have saperindueed to me like up archangel all appareled, in e,- hare little or no sympathy with Ins peeuliar- 

ulr, ' Ul,,8 hi>mes and edaeatioi, » ‘levelopnmnt qnd cult.vat.on ol extempora- h s.ial light. Uies unprepared to sit in judgment them. 

S? “ um,tl,, ' r “T P ?r r - • llis ' "" 8 unfortunate. In- his early To all such may hesaid. procut, ate 

witli ai,» r° U i i ‘i 01 ?" reK l#h*h)y lbs ability to exteinporixe is said to have days it was full, musical, und of great* com- pmfauir His style has been euudemned. It 
lliiitiit 1 .’. ° f *i 10 i- ttl ’ md • ,,W 8U P er,Hr8 - 1,1 !"'”•> Kf'-et. ill lormei; years. We are rather pass; Imt the violent straining to which it is said his sentences uro heavy niid lumhcr- 
Arj . ' ' I" mU H . mi mi d tii the opinion, supported hy rumor, was sulijuetud seriously impaired it. Still, ing ; he uses too many compound and strange 

W “"w'lT’ ,n 11 0^,t “ !i8,ll ,,n Kin K J , . mt tho8 ° mognifieent sermons whieh.gaim-d however, there was something unearthly and words :', he strives, too much after tho intense 


ministry; and I have never heurd a com- 
plaint uttered against our uliuroh govern- 
ment, hy the membership, on tlie above 
ground. It appears pretty generally under- 


buy little or no sympathy with Ins peculiar- 11 , TP 0,U “ l iroll > 6™orauy u.e e.- 

ities unprepared to sit in judgment on thorn. 8100,1 ^ ““ AtothoUistn in this country, that 
To all such may hemaid. Prorut, prorot, ate * he Frotestant bhuroir has clearly 

pmfpuir His style has been condemned. It ‘himonstrated t ie superiority of tho old J, Ian, 

1 ■ J ... . ..4* ..441..*. ........4 . no ..n ..4' 


Huitinco, iniolli^once, wi-*alth and worldly din- of Temperance, and in favor of good laws, 
tiuction do not change human nature ; it i» yet Htudiouriy avoid using nuy ono argument . 
tin* same in the palace oh in tlie cottage, uud in favor of either, hut devote .their column* 
thb Gospel and Methodism tire adapted to to tortured arguments against uny law, how- 


^ Cor * h 7. Momuch c °1©hwty then, delivered with- thrilljng in th,* husky whispers with which- in thought und expression 

WrknU *FU BP ? k * A fe ^g W out his manuscript, were nearly, if not en- lie dashed through the most terrible portions sentences are just sueh as his ideas required: 

Wfer ??f t o“ ,# ^ S’ ‘'°h > { llltted end re ejted Of course this of hie subject, uud i,, the sublime outbursts ml(l who would not prefer such sentences, 

« terv il'ffi P u f °™ anC0S of Dr ' 1,llBUOm - 11 m ,lt ’ 1 10 ] 1>uraued lt > was too laborious to with which he sometimes startled and de- burdened us they are witli 

Sgfe# f T Uk trUtl,f " Uy ’ With0Ut ’ Whe ”, °/ r “ nd eICe8flivel y ^ hted y°“' ing. than smooth and men 

gttiitif ”l? allon of '“nnyi speakmg oxtyiva- duous dutu-s crowded upon him. -Ilisinca- His general manner defied nil imitation. I loll of comnum-plaoe an 
° l,mU Wh ° httV " ^'“y *! r f' ,1,v ^' n K W 1 NH)te..withuu. his have often met with mi, nick of great men, words must he strong--™ 

"ill l.iout '♦ “ ' ®? VMW ? Jo ' m r; U8CnP ^ ,miy i r h,, K !’ U '’“ rtl y '»“ will* none who could sueeessfully mimic, eallial to he pillars to sup 


sentences are heavy aiid lumber- 
iK too many compound and strange 
strives, too much after tho intense 
and expression. Wc answer, his 


stood hy tin- Methodists in this country, that | llulmh nil ture, without regard to tin: distinc- ever judicious and wiiol nme, anil presume 
tins Methodist Protestant Chureh lias clearly ti(ms 0 f^ et y to hold up-to eensuro good' and worthy citl- 

demonstrated tjie superiority of tho old plan, , f th( . dM - n of was to elevate xens, who would legislate to protect the life, 

in point of efficiency, iu the great design of u||d £ lorify R ^ to givo it [Kipulurity und liberty und happiness of many a suffering 

spreading Scripture holiness through these worldly influence, perhaps some of tho pop, i- citiien and distressed fumily. 

lunds. \V bile the latter is -full of life, oner- j, ir ohanges suggested might not he amiss; We urge tho argument, that the press, W 
gy and activity, successful and prosperous,. | m , this is not its object ; it has a higher ami a general rule, is unjust, and shamefully de- 
the former appears to be, comparatively, in- no y er a ‘; m . un( j t |,; 8 j t j a j|y uouoraplisli- relict to the temperance principle, and should 

efficient, uud is mani festly in ft dcS - h niag jog, and we need no radical changes to make b# held to a striot responsibility. 


lighted you. 


burdened us they are with thought and feel- 
ing, than smooth and measured prettiucHscs, 


If a lay representation is so' important to 


His general manner defied all imitation. 1 fall of' common-place and emptiness, llis 
ive .often met with mimiek of great men, words must he stron g and im mmms. when 


it more successful. go search out the history 1 of the press hi Lou- 

He seems to reason ns though ho thought isiana, that for a series of years have ,bessx 


the prosperity of Methodism, why have we ,ho motive influencing the opposers of change throwing out their papers, falling like sty 


'of hiffiLss^Tm^ Itnwtmtisonthe ground ed lor on the ground ot l„s peculiar organi- him. , He who attempted at. imitation in the piles of thought. Take <mt any of his words, 0,1 H»‘t.very ground! facts are stubborn I t)|i|( 0f 
Miles will ,,1,; ! , "I fttr bul0 1 W .„ t1 "’ , trllth : U "'- ‘ ," U ®! “ K'- 881 oous ' i - i«‘>l'it, »»ly succeeded- in making himself ri- elmiige'any of the compound to simple'ones, tbi, W u,,d ,tt0t8 B° to P rov,i ’ 1(1 » dcmoristni- t|mt „„ 

tfc »' " -TtwS r ' MlB tation. and ordmanly m the finjoyment mf die,, lout. ', ' and the stately edifico totters to its fi, 11. We tion, that notwithstanding -John It esleij tint ^ a 

» • toun P ,0 " “PriMMW-Vtlioy think, goo, health, his was the most del, cab- and Mis enunciation was exceedingly rapid, have said he can not tlgnk without thinking l,ul 'ooh garment a spemhttuUjr he has, un- ilttrodu 

8 '1 shall i-ive tl • d ° rn “"' S ' N " v " rtl ; du88 ' exettahle nervous System I have over known porhups't so for the profit of Ida intensely . »nd if he thinks int.ns.dC hebiust der GikI,- originated a system of chureh or- ,. ventui 

Win,' hvhs tl‘0 impressions produced in our In the presence oi such congregations as l„- hearers. Tew have ever been able to rem, an- „v,eak intensely His sermon was not a pol- gnniimtion whldli lms proved unequalled hy 

nntliii ' r 111 ' ? ulg ’ f ool i n B that tlio most always commanded, under tho pretour !„-(• mqeh „f his sermons. Before tin- mind islied shaft movii',- in a struightdine but the “ny other that has been dovisotHbrthu spread ( : |ir ; 8t . 

Itiv.-n „r 'tesenptnms capable of being sueli tremendous subjects os he usually oboe,-, had fully grasped oiie'ereat thouuht. its at- itol, will, helhmi,,,, of tin- Gospel. As f, 


( ii t ** •“siuif; mi- utium iuu iruin ; 

tioir" Wl U,, j (!0t 0,1 ti ,l! ground, of exiiggera- 
to 1 rc P reHcn tation applicable, they think, 
'■ nma of modern times. Nevertheless, 


called to lie pillars to support such massive 
piles of tliopgjit. Take out any of Iiis words, 
elmiige'any of tlie compound to simple ones, 
nnd tin: stately edifice totters to its fall. We 


no better demonstration of its utility in . that 
system which was got up, almost exclusively, 
ou that, very ground f Facts are stubborn 


•was wn -appreheiision-of -surrendeTmg-rignts, many Thousands of snowflakes over -tho laud, 
us though the love of power moved them in and we challenge yoa to produce three Col- 
chis opposition. I am far from admitting umns of oditoriol going to show the evils of 


things, und fuels go to prove, to a dcmoristni- that such is tho oliee. Wo wist, to p'i’rpetu- intemporunee, tho fearful curse it has irn- 
tion, that notwithstanding •Jiihn U esleij tint aa , u system that is doing well, and fear to postal upon us, und in a bold aud fearlesM 


ml llis enunciation was exceedingly rapid, have wiitl he can nafllynk without^ thinking mob portrn ment u apeatihtwbj. lie lias, un- ; lltrtK i UCB radical eltutiges, lest they muy .manner calling op all true philanthropists to 

porhups’ too much so for the profit of his intensely : und if ho thinks intinsely be Inust lll ' r <-Hl, originuted a system oi elttireli or- ,, V ontuato in anarchy, arrest the progress of rise up und urrest this terrible scourge. But 
In- hearers, l-ew have ever been able to reniisn- speak intensely, llis sermon was riot u nol- g an ‘*“-t‘o“ which lias proved unoquullcd hy ( |,„ c J 0H pel, and Seriously injure the oauso of ono thing you eon find, column after column. 


given ,,f 1^ 2^. '''‘U'-T - J?*'" 8 81u:l1 tremctidous suhjeets as lie usually eliose. had' fully, gi-asped uiie-grea, th ought, its at- light., ing" with .bellowing Hiumlers 

Juw, ,'igitt SaET m ’/ '..T 1 10 h !? r h< :!" m T° T " 10 ' * al -W '° 1 notl, «‘' and rag^l foldings ol. U,;™,. In mercy to 


jvnuiriit Bobcrnoua, connmreil with the Hub- 

Jwu.whtofi they refer. 

tv-xt rei 81 dl0 ° * llo ard liini was from tho 
:iw„ 1 U ''."' d 11,0 l-'itnb of Gisi, that tukotli 
. 1 ‘o sin ot tligwoi-ld.'’ 'ijho sermon was 


pitoh of oxeitoment. |le„eoultl not think at Thfr language of a late writer, of raro|Hiw- 

all without tliinkitig most intensely and pow- ets, is'as truthfuius it is heautiillt when lie 
erljilly. Whuu, therefore, he endeavored to says "Iiis eloquence is a river of fire, a lino,!, 
extempori/.o, to pursue a train of tlumglit. of liglit. ti mtoruct nf tlmlntmtU, ,t whole /„»- 
and at-dbo same time oliooso fitting words in W u nf. rainbttps." Bussing Ids ministerial no-' 


Iiuon "US caned to another. and rugged foldings of. 'Wtorin. Ih mercy to 

I ho language of a late writer, ol' rare pow- m ,iue of iiis hearers, it would perhaps have ulllilir 1,1 tt*o!f: it is not a system which ori- 
ets, is'as truthful us it is beauti(j.l» when lie l, eon potter not to havo soared so high, and K’mahid in tlie wisdom qf men so uiueli iu. in 
says - his elfiquefioe is a river of fire, a flood, to have somewhat tempered his efl'ulgenei;. t, ho providence of G«d. It lms grown into u 


1 uospel, ana seriously injure the cause or one uung you eon pnu, euuuiiu auer column, 
rist. * ' and sneer after sneer, and multitudes of por- 

As for tyranny, I- liave never seen it or f It agruphs, all tending torcturd thotompenu.ee 


niiuraneous I l.l.t- si rmon was nnd at the suiiio time choose fitting word ui.un.wrnf; nu-- q;iie greater tlie tlarifness me more aeuepta- wurw «m.u m ..... , - i mV e neeii muy uiscu~»"i >u mu u.u iiniiea. out un, un iu*u uu <uaw>|»<> «, 

It, liowov ' W,lS t0ld 1( " llH o r U | U ?', 0 1 ° l: " t lr 118 thoughts, till- ..‘fleet on vitiate- amid mountainous wilds and intormiii- l,fe to m/ T but us lie did not feel under any systems of ehureli government now iu exist- .movement : iind.tho M. B. t'liureh lias been general tenor of our argument. 

W* 1 '' ‘7 U8 ; ^donfuilofglm ills nervous system was most fuurful. l-.very aide forests, lie. h-arned the htiigiiuge of mi' ■ obligations to furnish sueh persons with Jt is a government in which laymen greeted to meet the wishes of those who feel A rum seller steals a few di 

l.,a will, ,“" a ldo,,m /" 11 firmament energy soomhd sprung to the utHipst, in the ! ture from her own lips In solitary glens. |, m ins as well us 'thought*, lie did not choose “ lld wlnhtowa both voluiiturlly relinquisli a tliitt they do, not liave power euougli in tlie poor family, and tho whole ou 

oati.il- U p' j ‘"St ,lduut " ,n ":* 8 “ 0, ,“ 0 P tlon und °*«uution of evtiry seiitenee ] iimiil beetling cliffy- in tin- deep silence ol I t „ do' so. . If there was exeesi, it w;as excess portion of their rijflits,- for tin, .more efi'eetu- old church. Why should wo lie again ugi- uounoe the wretch and Iiis villi. 

h-slim.1,1 ii . ' " 0t re<lulro Alu >f ,th» toOtlt intense aution of mind .in; tin the trackless wilderness he heartj her Voice ! „f ; „|„r V U' von were dil«*li-il and] hllnded ally si-eiiriiig the .benefits of an itineruntmiii- tuted by si.eii a question, whuih has boon set- iters ot the secular press write 

U,U Rlunut'r thhiinrli j* Inn. * und cimcontinn of n tlimurl.t , i . : ’ I . J \ ..a .. .* i .* i i- . i • i ... . i..*..- ..e 


to huvt* H*)ino\vhnt h inpgrpti hi* cfl’iilgunt'o. 
For Ihjw <*mi tho* sjniitiow look at tlio hum f 
Tho givuttT tin* (lavkufHH tho morn atiuopta- 


rioiiH l t( . ' . ’ "* mw a V 1 gl0 ~ nurvouH nynwin was must luarful. hvory ! aldu foreHts, he. h*arn.*d the language of na- 

‘•row.lod “ ,,d W,MHn8 ’ 11 firmament energy secmfcd sprung to tin; utmost, in tie- i tine from lier own lips In solitary glens, 

ieuw-in, ” 8tul ' 8 ' Jli8 iritroduetion was conception and exeoutio.i" of ev6ry seiitenee ! Hmi.1 beetling olifl's-in tlie deep silence id 

that'll,. |“ hort ' 11 W not require After the most intense action of mind .in; He the trackless wilderness |.e heard her voice 

tali,,, : ' . 1 ul 'der 'through .a long and conception of a thought, followed tlio most in murmuring streams, in roaring cataracts, 

fury, na • ' *" luKb himsell into powerful effort ol lasly and voiue to give it in rushing rivers, iu lowering. storms. From 

l ' l, |.|-'.-e-i hif T e , ,K '' a8 " Y 1 '"" .v»h, edequato uttoranee., The efi'eet of this' uj tl, esc Scenes lie gathered images of freshness 

"iHi • - 0,, 'J "al heg"n. hti Hturilcl you sueh an organisation limy well lie •lmsgi.ied - beauty' and pi|wer. l> r ..foiindly u-reed i, 

bin ' ,jr 8|,|, t"»W Mind, Thee Jepti i|.d nlter.mee ofsuel, thoughts 'eliissie' lore 'in' history, my thology, pl,il,,-. 

totii 7"’ ?:B- l h to k.'idlo, as Ins always wefe, prostrated both the pl.y phy and poetry ln-.'lnld tit bis cn.jiinuin 

tottida, At time ''iT .".V '-i ' r i! bBiutlll,1 B ?i««I Bud mental man. Befure.be had pro- every thing with- which' genius and ur< hat 


it in runhing rivtTH, in lowering Htorinn. From 
m I tlmHc Mt'Hiu*H In* gutht*r«d imugcK of lr*:hlnn*HH. 

d « l.iuuty an(i^|i<jw*T l'j , qfoundly \**imm| in 
U <t|iiHHii{ inn* in history- inytlu*h)gy“ j.liilo-,- 


runts. | with tho i.isuffenjh^ blase, you knew that it i»‘ry,,und tlio general gu'isl of mankind 
From i vvas the’piire\gfff iif genius, kindie, I at tlie No one is enln['ielje*l ' to Isjeomc u mi 
uit-ss j alloi's of heaveif - of tliis < li'uri-li : it is a .voluntary iissisa 

"I ii- • lie- gef.eral .eili-et of los sermons was for iiililiiiil benefit; uud if any tliink 


of tin; Gospel. As for tyranny, 1- liave never seen it or f it agruphs, all tending to retard tho tompenuioo 

Tho M. K. CJiiiriih is an organisatiuq pe- j t t | l0 yj church, of which 1 liuvo been principle*. Not u manly defence is to ho 
ouliiur to itself; it is not a system which ori- a member upwards of twenty year*. found from tho pen of any editor; und if 

ginntod in the wisdom yf men so much us in \ ll (j,,, objection* to tho M. F Chureh perehanee at. article is to lie found atoll, it 
the proudeneo of God. It has grown into a which I’rofessyr Deems brings up in regard appeurs as a eomnuinieutiun in reply to UU- 
system gradually, until it stands before tlie to power of minister* and right* of laymen, geiierousundilHheruliitU.uk*. 
world onu of the most perfect end efficient l m y u . fully discussed in tho old radical But let us take an example in proof of tho 
systems of church government .low iu exist- ..movement : und , tho M. B. Church hoi. been general tenor of our argument. * 

enee. Jt is a government it. which laymen erected t„ meet tlio wisl.es of those wl.o feel ’ A rum seller steals a few dollars from a, 
uud ministers both voluntarily relinquisli a that, they do not have powor enough iu tlie pwir family, and the whole eommunily d»* 
[Hirtii.n of their rights,- for the .more effeetu- old chureh. Why aluiuld wo lie again ugi- ..ounce the wretch nnd Ida villauy. The vd- 
ully M-euriug the .benefits of .... itineruntmiii- tuteii by such a question, which lias lieen set- iters ot (lie secular press writ - pointed srti- 
istry, und the general gO'isl of mankind. tied by tlie iirganixutiua of thatChuruh ! bet ele* against tlm violator of ve*twl right*, and 


iatry, tend tlio tfi'Boral gOml of nmiikiml. tl»»j l».V thoiirgunizatioii of thatChuruh ! Ut cits* ugaiunt Iho rijWattir ol vuiittal rights .;■■■' 

N'o ono in colnjicljcd ' to Ikjuouiu a nioinhrr our groat moil, who do not liko Ej>irtL'oj:iul tlt'iiuuid- ^ that juntioo hluill h«; uo'tod out tq* 

(d' tlii^ 1 huivli ; it in a .voluntary uwoointion, Mothodiwui, join Hio ProtoHtnnU, ami lot u-* th# culprit ; ami luiould th**. olfii^nt fail to 
for inlitiial ln*iM*fit ; and if any think it an gu quiotly i>n in tlu* work oftyivh.lg nmln. oonqdy^wUh tludr duty ui tho Uu>j 

iijijiivf.-ivi' form of gowrimu'iii. tlioy arn at: \Ylunmvitr tho Mothodint lainistisrii hwiowt* 1 1 arti jHiUmUy tdutAU^d <n tho columns of 


and ov r tl . i . 1 .. , 1 upu uiwu hiiuj hucIi tlio||glitH idaHHio lor«f in history. inytludogy 4 j.hilo-, , la)«*ath|oH^ UdJ.il .wmiit-ailt utiiui : uo quiward oiqm^Mvc forin of goYormnont, thoy arn at i \\ hmmvor tho MothndiHt ininibtorH heoouo* I »rr ►•-umlly mmAtjiHq ut tut 

rtiulc III * 1 . *,.| I n, 8 !"’ r k, .“; ’ " 8 h'» always wl-fe, prtotratml bo4h (lit- phy- phy and poetry lie laid at jii* eo.jiiimno niaidfnstatimi' v b w teal- tl, pii.luoed liberty ,io withdraw, and adopt one .inure I tyrant* ami opJireM the peophvihey wUl(pd I jsiper*. In faot such 1* 4l»a- «4*4# (j^j 
At time , I? 1 j' " .ri'i-iitliing Bieul uud mental limn, liufore he had pro- every tl.iug withe which genius ami art had I thunglii rutin v than hading One occasion ugreeulde to thi-itni, us ef liberty i.rnl urthe- 1 it out, uud cuiV very reudily relieve them-Jiu ruguixl to the man, that iok • \ 

s. n- uno ii»ev«wft» needed a third of the way through hi* »«r- 1 atrewn and adorned the past. '|he*e images | eonaUtuted an exception. IU* time- he doxy. Une would (uppooo that among the 1 Hive* in thii free and happj oountiy. IraUadln htofcror; b* l» nnWfi**" 







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WAYSIDE DREAM.... Ill lUvaao Tmnii 

\ warm nnd drnwsy sweetness 
Is stealing o'er, my Viral n : 

1 fee no more the Danube 

Sweep through tint royal plain,.: 

1 hear no more the peasant girl- 
Singing amid the grain ’ 

Frttt stlv. ry wings, a titriineiit 
2fi • ill r. ling Oil 111 v brow ; 

Again, t hem the watlir. 

Hut itrj volcn i** deeper now . ., 

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Are singing on the hough 1 

The elm and linden branches \ 

Droop dark nnd clime oo’r.head. 

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I /trap* down Its rocky hSd ; v 
lie still, my heart. ! the seas nr*’ pnrsi'd**- 
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Are on the linden spray. f 
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They bean the scented bay. 

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old playmates ! hid me welcome 
Amid your brother-band : J 

Olve me the old. affect Inn— 

The glowing grasp of hand ! 

I worship no more the renlnts of old— • 
Ifrrr . In my Fatherland ! 


SOUTH-WESTERN BOOK 

- .I«N V H.\ it 


Fin'r wiTMOcr Co.G«.— On Saturday some very en- 
rlnti* experiment". weir toad* at the London Polytechnic 
Institution, to test the n suits of a recent Invention of Dr. 
ihiclfofTner. for which patents here been obtained. The 
intention consists In the substitution of thin pieces ol 
in, Ini in the place o‘ eon Is in fire grates, which being net - 
I upon by a r limit i t .,| gns ImhU’dlately Iwroine red h*»f 
and emit a prodlgimt degree of bent. The flaine Which is 
produced^} the gas. cmopt/ratlng with tin* melidlic luinl- 
me. give the iippeamnee pf a brisk artd chemful coal tire, 
and can scarcely be distinguished from It 
be regulated by turning the dock of the gas tube, 
is no deposit of soot, n 
width attend, coal Are 


similarity of the lnws ol ItcaUlt in man mi l 
brute. This vu* his felljjlttma conclusion : | 

“The oilier remark which I tvottl ! iitdko i 
'‘•prlucs frnui | lie fiiunu ptfhdlph* ftuU is of a 
kimlrtsl iiutuiv. Tliwe tlomcMie nitimuls not 
onlv liuvc iiftivc powers like uurOwn.-biit;lln:y 
lulu* n nervous svstem eloscl\ r< .-MunUlllg oui . 
They ore sennil'le oil llic thorns nml vnric 
ties of pilin'; if to umrk n sacretl com-' 

immity of Mrifortnft between us nml them, they 
F xpressj ^lftii e . simio vuy tlmt we do. Though 
fn^vutenee lilts' given to man what He has (le- 
nied to the lower ntmnnlH, the power of de- 
scribing his sufferings in words, yet, in the ex- 
tremity of pnin; lie abandons language nnd 
takes reftige in gronns nnd cries. 

“ The suffering beast nnd the suffering man 
speak tho shine inarticulate language. And lie 
is cntitleil to the same exemption from gratui- 
tous pain. The person who subjects liis brute 
bjcnst to unnecessary suffering may wnlk oil two 
legs nnd counterfeit humanity, but he is a brute 
Hut the domestic animals have a higher claim 
They arc capable of attach- 


siunc fot© with tlie soldier taken arms in ban 1 
Mnrienbourg was token by assault, and such 
wu the furv , of .the »ssatl%nt4i tliat not only Hie 
garrison, lmt almost all the inhabitants, men, 
women and children, were exterminated., 
tVlwn these sanguinary c«in'|uerm s were 
wenrv, when the eamrtge censed, t ’atbevine was 
feunil conecalnl in nn oven 

Until then she lnul known only the sufferings 
of poverty, which find at least left her libort v — 


r»wn Ow ¥hm»Vm\ B*t»llwl. 

ntnn or m* forrn . L . . »v Hr* a n m» »« 

I et tb# MAh ! though thy hrawtlful plalen* 

1W MM W Mm cjm like the win*» nf a Mar, 

1 n#'*w haw twbeM. *«ve to fai»cy> dominion - 
fftaM* of Mght *o cxqntdp-ly lair : [ 

agh IMm» mhw sett an* the Mur of the Iteavi t», 

U MMUomb la (rare like thr rtodp of the hreexe 
Hh vawai tkw a halo beantr i* worm. 

Mt b rtfhtw w . Mk* moonuhlOr, tfby Iiobh* tn the tnw ; 

%M «T the South ! •tv»mr, beautiful vision 
I* wot ft* tkfw chanaa that I follow thy flight 
la at® Is about that a sa»U more Klywtaa. 

Mm all that have flashed oa toy wondrring right 

t era. as I m as# I by the door ri my ,1 writing. 

1A, Uw M> ,hir>«sh the Urrs like spirit -lamps 


ai tii.' iih v . •tabildmifiu mJk ; , 
ful l«'ii inj. : - ' 

VI t.TJl'MdST lUMlK t'i*Nrpu\ 

All tl*r pUji||in|inii,< I.f | hi- ('i.||n ri] | H ’. 
til'll III enilliiigllu prive.i. 

Sl.’MIAY siillOOl, IIOUKH 
fjun.iny s.'Ikh.i lie.ik, or nil U.inuitiinatl.in,. 
ton.ln* n..orlnii'nl of, JUVKNll.i: nouns 
Llbnirlw ^ • 

TUKOhotJY. 

Till. il..|i V viiimt I. vory lnru... .'inbracln, .11 

work. In Thi'olopy |illhll,ti..a |„ t |,|, 

T"Pi'. "Ili'oiK wliloli limy l«. rnun.l ||,o MUl , 

.li ri niy Tnylor. Wosli y. i'lnrkr. Ilonry, Bli r | 

I.iw'ki*. Huron. Milton, I'ulHor. sli.rl.H'k. I. n , 

I'lilry. SUcIchoiiK.. IliiriirU.Tmnlwln. I’nfrlok 
l.rlghtnli. Burrow. Mrlvlllr, M«k w. 

SwVlii*. Rrin,. Ilnrnr. tlioouHIl'lil. ttrudrh u, 

srml. Klttn, Ilutlrr. Kilwnril,. Bwift. | jnr .| 
It'Aiiblirny. I.ulhrr. t.’nlvln. rlr , rtr rtr 

hiiileh: hymns: and i'uaykii 

All rxtoinlTr ll.«ortrtlttlt. or oil si,,.. | n 
of binding- 1 

St’HODL 1100K 8. 

I would res|M‘ct fully rail tlie’ nttentii u of , 
clmut*. teachers, nnd others' in warn of 
Iny large and vnhiflbln wwrtmcnt. consUtln 
Spi-lling Uo*ik«. •iKIocuiion. l.ogj,.. 

Ileudlng Ihs.ks. Aritlimetlc. 

Dictionaries, ^ 

tlraintnars. 

Ithi'torii 1 . 

t‘oiii|iii*ition. 

Drawing. f'lieuilstfy. 

Hook'-Keepltig , lt"i!uiy._ 
tieognipliy. A|iuernh> K 3. 

1 Ueolngy 

lt , - JWrwJs 

rtpnniwlf. Or niinii mol llnlhm llramnuiik Dlclloii.*. , 
Jloinlor,. rtr ™" ,W 

OriH'k mid Laliii Uonks. of nil di-ejlptlcn 
HTANDA1U) WOHkg. 

in every liepai liiient of Solium,., hilcruluw'tiua ig 
J. D. Would call tin* attention or friend ftndtW v ^ 
lie to Ills choice collation r.r Miseellnijcouii jind Btsshr* 
Works' All the new and valuaiile. work/ 


The heat can 
There 

smoke, nor any of the annoyances 
and the gns can bo extinguished 
Instanter. or the fire kept M low aK convenient, 
seen that this useful Invention is of general Interest, and 
not only as affects private house**, hut its affects breweries, 
manufactories, and all places where large fires arc requlr- 
ed, arid by Its ado]ition tlie use of enormous chimneys 
might be dispensed with, ns no smoke is generated. The 
expense, with the gas now neod for lighting, would render 
a fire on this new principle about the same expense as If 
coals were employed, blit, where what is termed non-car- 
bonlxed gas Is employed, a great diminution of expense 
would be obtained. - 

Odditik* or t Wr.ALHiv Man.— lions Wilson, of gt**u- 
beuville. who died on tpe 2lst uit.. in the 82d year of his 
age. hwpieathed in, his will to bis only daughter 
to the widow of his only son, now tlie wife of the Rev. Dr. 
Cox. *»f Plqua, patlO : the l«lanee of his fortune, rsti. 
mated at J1200.UOO, he divided, hi small sums, to dlrfen*nt 
churches in his town, and In large sums to foreign and 
domestic missionary societies. 

Ahtu-.st or Mnm i. Aktibts.— I n NowYork, on the night 
of the 10th Inst., at the instance of a number of -respect- 
able rltir.cn, •*. the police made a descent upon a l*and rif 
model artist «. that for some months past have 1 m*cii giving 
nightly bxidhittons to crowded ainllenee^ at No. M*H, 
Broadway, under the vague title of the “ Temple of the 
Graocs.’* Just as the Graces were about to appear In the 
scene called “ Midnight Intruders." the police intruded 
th et i u nwe lc o m e pn w n r* 1 nrnl-su m u md rd theini i ni th un- 
half nude models, to their utter dismay and the fiuttera- 
tion of the audience, who quickly vied with each other 
.In a struggle to reaeb the street, apparently drending the 
chanroH of an introduction to hln Honor, the Mayor, in 
such disgraceful' company. As soon ns the actors had 
robed themselves in suitable garments, they were taken 
before the Mayor. The names of the parties were John 
H. Luke. John A. Richie. Win. Kelly. Miss llutfitf-. and 
thro* other women. The men were all held to answer, 
but the females were discharged. 


tho only wealth of the poor.’ This alio 
tiued > to lose ami experience the -hard lol nTfiT 
nitre. In the miilut of this new misfortune, riie 
displayed a pious reaignution to the decree* ot 
Providence; although she had lost her early vi- 
vacity, her beautiful face still expressed a gen - 
The fame of her noble qualities and 


It win he 


tie R\Tctj. • 

her resignation reached P 


r Memikoff, a gcn : 

oral of the Hussion artny.nnd insnired hitn with 
a desire to sce her. . fltriickwith Ler ram- beau- 
ty, the Prince purclmae*! her fr om the ridldler to 
who* share she had fallen, and placed her un- 
der the care of his sister. 8he receive*! all the 
respect duo to the dignity of her conduct, and 
e»cn day her beauty developed in her new and 
fortunate position 

A short time only had passed away after the | 
entrance of Catherine into this noble family, 
when Peter the Great paid n visit to the Princo. 
Catherine, bearing on a plate some dried (Vuits, 
which she served to these illustrious personages 
with charming modesty nnd grace, passed be- 
fore the Emperor, who, In his turn, was struck 
witL her benuty . The powerful monarch , dis- 
turbed by this gentle apparition, returned ‘the 
next day to the house of the Prince, asked to see 
the beautifril slave, addressed several (juestions 
to her, and was surprised or rather delighted to 
find her intelligence’ even more perfect than the 
charms of her person. Motives of political in- 
terest had compelled Peter, while young, to a 
marriage in which there was no sy mpa thy ; the, 
sight of Catherine inspired hTrif with a resolution 
to quarry this time according to his taste and in- 
clinations, . He immediately wished to know the 
history of the beautiful Livoniifn, who was no« 
yet eighteen. Peter followed with lively in- 
terest, through all tho phases of her obsoure 
and sorrowftil existence, the unfortubaie and 
perfect young girl whom he found to have been 
I great and noble every where and under all - cir- 
cumstances. The lowness of extraction of Oath- 


to my brrwft «lld Impart 


to kind treatment. They arc capable of attach- 
ment ; they are grateful for good usage ; they 
are influenced by tho indescrible magic of 
the human voice, when it speaks in the tones 
of love. • I remember reading itt the newsjm- 
ners a letter from aij emigrant to Oregon, who 
had crossed the western desert. He said that 
.when tho hard journey was about two-thirds 
over, and the whole party, man and bcas f t, were 
almost broken down by the sufferings and priva- 


Later from the Rio Grande. 

Ity tin* arrival of thn steamship Ynclit Oapt. Thoni|*M*n, 
wp lmvp the B^wnrvllle Flagofth** 10th Inst. : also, a limit 
to tho same dat<*. W** wlect siirh it**ms ns ur*' oflntercst; 
Th** following nr** from thn Flag — thn Mexican news is n*>t 
lntrr than that heretofore rnenivod. hat contalus somn 
news hs ynt unpublished here : 

(JAi.ironxiANs.— 1 Two (•ompauies <if gentlemen have re- 
cently parsed through this place on their way. through 
Mexico, via Mazatlnn. to Onllfornin. Gapt. Nichols, the* 

S ntlcman at the head of one of the enmpanie". has trav- 
ed this ronto ln'fore. as well as other overland router, 
and does not hesitate to give till 0 tHeipreferooce over all 
other routes. Tin* Idea Is entirely erroneous that any im- 
pediment Is placed hy the Mexican authorities in the fre.* 
transit of emigrants through that Republic. Every fncil- 


icbnii'tiy. 

Surrryiujr 

Mcns«nu„, 


the French, by Anne T. Wilbur ) 


MEDICAL NOTICE. 


DlL L 1'IKHGE. of Oolumhus. Gn.rgia. resp***t fully 
rails Ulio attention of Physicians. Drug ists and «lealers in 
Medi'^ne to 

KPP1NG S K XTHAC T ( )1 • BU CHU. 

Thl* excellent remedy for all dl*w«es *.f tju* kidimyr 
and urbiary organs generally ;»al**o. ; u py»| M .pth; rnso 
of ordlncu-y kinds, and duration, is owned npd carefully 
pr*' pares i l»y tin* anhsiiri^r. ami is *igei*e*l on his Medical 
kuowiodge ns a remedy to he r**lie*l on. He Is anxious t* 
introdiiei! if Into tlie great Western market All herein 
ry directions found on the lab*d. on each t»ottle. Whole- 
sale prior $8 per do*.' Retail. $1 per bottle. 

Ilrdttrs \ih*ect**d to L. PIEItOK. Dmggiri. Columlius 
(Jeorgiiu will l>« duly attended to". Cash, or references, 
expect** l. Respectfully advertised! 
f« 0) ' ‘ I*, l'l F.ltCK. Proprietor. 


historical points in it. Catharine's was n strong 
character and the study of such char&tcrs is 
profitable But the dark bigotry which dictat ed 
bar sayiag that — “ Pity to heretics was cruelty 
ud malty pity, ’ would forever disgrace a bet- 
tor Mae. The moral philosophy and the his- 
torical foots of Writers of this school need to be 


Till*. Wr.ATHKH.— %For the pHHt two weeks the weather- 
with us hns boon quite unsettled, with high winds prevail- 
ing from nearly all tho points pf the compass Our farm- 
ers are suffering greatly for want' pf rain. 

From Mkxu.o.— O ur dates from various parts of Mexico 
reach to the 20th nit. The OongreS* ot' that Republic. n< 
we see hy the Tampico ComlTPio. Iid** passed uo act 
granting pardon to those Mexican cltixeus who took part 
in the recent disturbances on this frontier. Tills aetpass- 
ed the Senate unanimously. 

Roth houses of Congress are occupied in. discussing the 
sutycct of. tariffs, while tin* press and the people are every 
whore urging them to action. Fcxerul Henators huVe ad- 
dressed letters to-4helr friends in various parts of the 
country, in which they give assurance tliat a very materi- 
al change limy soon bo expected. 

The Secretary nfWnrhHfl addressed it letter to the Home 
of U«T»rfrt*ntBtlves. Ijfftdtttlhtf tfTthtrVWry low state or 
finances. Ho declares that large sums are now due ty ev- 
ery branch of the army, and not a cent in th* 1 treusury 
with which to pay them. He urges a dissolution of tlie 
army and a consequent dismeinlwnnent of the Union. **.n 
u result which must Inevitably ensue, unless < Congress take 
immediate Action, in the matter. Tills letter paints in 
glowing colors the actual condition of tlie country. We 
shall endeavor to lay it before our. readers In the next 
number of this pajHT. 


LiTooi*, Catherine coaid receive no inheritance 
from her pare&ta, bat their virtues, and tho se- 
cret cf finding contentment in a peaceful and 


The lowness of extrnctiofl of Cath- 
erine was not, for such a mnn ns Peter, any ob- 
stacle to his project. Their marriage was 
celebrated without pomp or display ; and the 
Prince declared to his court, who were more or 
less persuaded of it, that virtue was the surest 
guide to the steps of a throne. 

Behold, then, Catherine is emerged from a 
cottage with earthen walls and roof of straw, to 
become Empress of tho grontest empire in the 
world. She who was formerly a wanderer and 
poor and solitary* is now surrounded by thous- 
ands of courtieps who find their hopes in her 
eyes, and their happiness in her smile. She 
who was formerly deprived of the most simple 
food for her morning or evening repast, had now 
hut to express a wish, to shed abundance over 
whole nations. 

She always retained the great oualiti^s which 


m Sm mfi m life. Early deprived of her father, she 
remained alone with her mother, who was Buf- 
fering from the combined evils of age and 
jiorerty. Both dwelt in their natal cottage 
with earthen walls and roof of straw ; and there, 
for fttnn the eyes of the world,’ the young 
Catherine, by the labor of her liande, supported 
bar mother, whom years and infirmities ren- 
dered incapable of labor. WhileCathcrinespun, 
the old woman, mated beside her, read some 
piooa book ; then, when the toils of the dny 
were ora, these two humble females, rarasing 
by the fireside, with the ooatentment which indi - 
pence borrow* from labors ended and daily bl end 
gained, gaily shared a rery frugal repart. 

Her features, the whitenees and delicacy of 
hrr skin, her form, her gait, wen models of por- 
feotion ; aad admiration, at sight of so many 
rhsrms knew no bounds. But tho beautiful 
young girl seemed to be attentive only to the 
culture of her mind. Her mother had taught 
her to toad, and an old Lutheran minister had 
instructed bar in the doctrine* of religion and 
fart her to tore Us duties. Nature had cn- 
TtNNS' Catherine with n ready Imagination, 
united to a solid judgement, and nn intelligence 


A CHOICE BOOK. 

TUIIlir EDITION IN 1'ItKSS .OF OABUMHY'S IIE. 
V-IY'AL MIKl'KLLANIKP. mihtaiuliix "Ifivnn of Ills ilK- 
MARKAJ1LK BKKMON8. fcu.. a mli.Vor RICH AND 
l’UK(*IOU8 TIIOUUHTH ON HOLINESS. REVIVALS 
kt!. It i«Justthi« book for Miniati'ra. t'lasi* Lcadcra. youug 
cuuvnrts, Ohri.dt’R touiptfd onus, und f»T all wlir» d**sln’ to 
.bo USEFUL aud HOLY. 

Tho rapid and aNtonbtbijqf douimi.l for till.** b<»ok lmh 
aliVndy oxbaustfd two od'ttloii.t. The third will be out in 
u few <layn. 

, For salo by Mr JA>YKS MAGEE. No. 15 AVttJ'hinj'Diu 
st., Bu.'d.ou ; LANK ti SCOTT. Now York. JOHN EARLY, 
Southern Methodist liook Uonccru.' Hit huiond. Va. 

AgentH wanted Ui'clrculate the work. .Addrt-ss Rev. It. 
IV. ALLEN. Fall River. Mom. fe 0 


Mroreiuly to -snapfi 
Y. Literary World. 


The Discovery of the MisBinsippi. 

iNTKRKsriau I’Arr.Bs.— At the April uicctlDg of tire New 
York IHstortcal BocU-ty, held on the Uth, home interest ing 
papers relative to the .early discovery of the Mlssihsippi 
river were read. 'The Tribune gives the following report 
of the meeting : 

Mr. 'Moore also presented and rend a rommuuicHtlon 
from Jbhn Q. Shea, nccopipanylng tlie original map of 
Father Muniuuttc., detailing the rer-ult of Iuh discovery 
and exploration of the Ml.sNiHsIppI river in 1073. 

The paper of Mr. Blien nays we have now little idea of 


Fhom Son ii Amkuica — R io Janeiro papers to Mareli 
2. have lH*en Yecelved ut Roslon. yiiey rontain lat*» »*•- 
countH from BuenoM Ayres. The city had surrenderor!, 
and Unjuiza had been appointed Governor pro Inn. of Ru- 
enoB Ayrcj. 

Dr. Vinceut Lopez bad made a requisition on Urquizn 
for means and force to suppress the disorders of tliejVq- 
ulace. Among the rigid orders for tlie oecasion was tlie 
following : “ Any )ieraon found plundering nhall be ex* - 
cuted within a quarter of an hour, nnd upon tho spot.” 


th. obscurity ,Uh,h. forj. long tin,,-, hung nr.ir tin- lut..: «*»uo «ng,. 

rior *»f tliiM country. Knell Wanderer's vague account was neer. who wan on Watch at the time, was blown ashore, 
swelled by hlsown imagination, or that of qtl|ers, into n and lived long enough to say that he was tlie cause of the 
wondrous talc.- and mtuanos long . njoyi-d the- fltdd whlrh cip |o,|on II. s«ld thnt ho hud no wntor In th. holh-rs. 

has now yielded to sola-rfact. range was the history of , * . . . si.,„ ,, 

the Gr* ut River of tin* IVest, el Rio Grande, le Grand but thnt ho wm acting under the orders of Captain Belt. 
Riviere, (the MWMppI ) First of white men. the strange Between one hundred and one hundred and twenty-five 
adventurer! Unbox de Vacn.wlth the throe survivors of the pi raonir were killed, including the captuin. nnd wltl^oneor 
gallant jw^ .'^-'Saftatw-tenmii^^fm il a.at f nim ■(iw i IIH|HWM;m UlfcV WS THM I UU I WU I "» ',l(y‘W mt ' 
Florida -to California, eume to the .Missinpipiil ; but he re- . . ... . . 

marks It only ns a great river ;*thut they crossedit, as— above Lexington, and the boat being unable to stum it. 
wandering front tribe to tribe in tin* guise of medicine- Oapt. Belt ordered the water shut off from the boilers, in 
men— they Journeyed on in hopes of reunhlng at last some or der to raise n grantor head of steam. One of tlie boilers 

irs i°s±[ » ^ ^ »»- «. 

party at last appeared among the Bpnuisli colonies. I*neli the landing. 

Back i no a Cm — Ou the surrender of the City, of Bue- 
nos Ayr**s to (Sen. Uniulza lately, there was great disor- 
der among the populuc« and soldiers. Among the rigid 
orders for the cccaslon was the following : •• Any prrsQn 
found plundering shall be executed irlthin a quarter ojf 
an hour, and upon tho spot." Directly after the embark- 
ation o^Rosas, General Mnncilla disbanded his troops. 


• RJCHARD NCGKNTfA. L'U. 

Cotton Km- tins and Cotiimip'iioii Meiciiants, Nt- oIIdi 
R ow. Caroiltlelet street. New * » lien ii- If I 

UUltillT. WILLIAMS fc 10. 
Coiiiuiisbiou Merchsnts. No. KJ Gray ler rtml lit fr. 


OAK BOWE'RY FEMALE OOLLBQB. 

A.I.A DA M A CONFKHKNOK OF JL, K i:1!U11O1RBO0®|i 

. ' lit’L’LTV. 

Rev. V. It. RtfBSKLL, M. A.. I'resldent. 




Mrs. X. It. HUDSON. IiLstructrass in Drawing. Kmbro 
ery. otc. 

Miss C. LEE. I'rineifuil *>f l'rimary Di-paVtmeut 
Miss M. J. TOtj.MKR. 1'riucipal of .Musical Depailiie 
anil Teaciier. of i-Vunuh-and-Grtrtiunt 

• « 

The ensuing srssion of the als.ve institution will,, 
menee on TUESDAY, the «th ,»f Jann#ry. 1852 

I’atron-; are njquosted. ir p«)Wihle. It, enter pupil* on i 
'first dny of the rtessiou. ,, 

OitkBowoi-y. Cliaml)crs l county. Ala N*,v. 28. <f 


.". E. tiURMAN A CO. 

Importe». Wholesale ami Retail di alers in liatACkpitd 
Straw G**hIs. \«i. :w Mngnzifte street, corner of tiam. 
New Orleim- 

. A ge)i'jiiLas , urtmeitL.iitri’Aunmu»^Gawp*’*cliy.li|l»i 
nml I’aUn Leaf Hats, lit tlie lowest ni.ih prices. ccMutlj 
oh lininl. 

. «i,'Manufaetory. 181 M at**r,street New York. Vi 


cIUh disbanded his troops, who were very disorderly, pluu- 
•dering and saekiug liouses. etc. I ii consequence of which, 
I'rquka ordered a division against tlie mob. two hundred 
of- whom wore killed. Bette/ order yy as restored. 

Montevideo dates to Hie 8{h February \\ f burn fn'in 

t bom tliat iiosus would go to England in II II M.ste»n»ei 
Conflict. 1 1«* rtill. however. r**inaln**d^od l»o;»rd the Cen- 
taur, ' ' 

Tlie dnti’f from Buenos Ayres-bre tn_ the 15tli of F*d»rit- 
ury. On the 1 2th tin* new government was brganlzed. ns 
follows: Interior. Dr.JVIntue Alsimi ; Foreign. I). Luis* lie 
Impend’:. State, Gmstbigu ; War nnd Marine. Kicahidn. : 
Chief of I’ollee. Guerrico. 

The J8th of February was appoint«'d fortZi«.-4>utdle *•“- 
try of the allied forces into tho city of Iluen** Aym.and 
I great preparations were muking for the occasion.. 


m powerful. The oaeemblage of so 
the qualities which make the nccom- 
otaao, brought Catherine numerous 
of marriage from the neighboring 
bat all were politely refused. Cnthe- 
her mother too tenderly to d rerun of 
( from her. Thus, the purest of vir- 
i piety , prevented her who was to shore 
i of Peter the Great, from heooming 


nf tho rest of Euro] 


realm ; while, nt almost tho ram" t inn*, tin* adventurous 
Franciscan, Mark do Niga. set out from Cubacnu to return 
Do iVacn’H trail* os d«* BotO' sought to follow it'; for both 
oxpj'dltiom* wore tho offspringsof lhcnc<*ountiiof tho sur- 
viving four. Around both, accordingly, hangs n halo of 
romance, which has caused much skepticism an to their 
real auoccss. Do Boto reached the Mississippi, his Rio 
Grande or great river, which .hurried *Jpwn .itaftnuddy 
tide the giant treos'lt had uprooted hundred- of miles 
above. He crossed it at about* tin*, lowest Chickasaw 
Bluff, as our historians commonly suppose, und then as- 
cended tho river on tho western shore for some weeks. 
Tho chroniclers of his expedition were thus at liberty to 
examine tbo country around, and in fact their description, 
though but incidental, is valuable und generally correct . 

De Boto now roamed over the country west of the Great 
River. In April, 1542. he reached it ugain. broken heart- 
ed. after long aud useiaas wanderings. Why linger over 
bU fate 7 II* died soon after on Its banks, not for from 
the month of Rod Riter, and after a temporary inter- 
ment on its bank, his body was sunk in the waters of this 
Ulo Grande (Mississippi.) His successor. Moscoso. after 
an ineffectual attempt to reach Mexico by land, returned 
tbo next rear to tlie Great River, and building boats, de- 
fended the turbid current to the Gulf of Mexicq, which 
they reached in seventeen di\ys. 

•Spain had then explored for a considerable distance the 
Great River of the West, ami tin* Adeiimtado of Cuba re- 
mained in its bosom to guard it fur his couutryun>n. But 
j ^pain did no inure ; the accidental discovery had jin- 
f'dded to tho eye ufavurloe no gulden luud. aud she ue- 


Sho commenced hy changing tlie national cos- 
lumps, for which she substitute!! English fash- 
ions. Instead of tors, she introduced taffely nnd 
damask ; the coiffure », called roulette* nnd com- 
model, took the place of the caps of enblc. But 
changes more important followed those of cos- 
tume. The women ceased to .be shnt up in sep- 
arate apartmenta ; they were admitted into com- 
pany reciprocally, paid Tlsits, and their presence 
became indispensable to all entei-taininents. 

The Ibwb promulgated by Catherine to obtain 
these results, being imposed on a people then 
savage, are now a curious monument which enn 
not be road without p a mils, fe Mtiroly do they 
confound our aimpir notions of soeM me. But 
for the Russians, under Peter Pint, these laws 
were well adapted to their rude manner of liv-. 
in 2 , and their ohiect was less to render them 
polished, than to bring them together for their 
own pleasure. 

I. Tho person at whose house an nssemblyjs 
to be held will announoe it hy a writing on bin 
door, or by circulating some other public adver- 
tisement, addressed to persons of both Boxes. 

II. Tho assembly will not i-i*m Iwforojbnr 
or five o'clock in the afternoon, and will not con- 
tinue later than ten in the evening 

III. The master of the lioute where the ns- 

[ souW j'lshelvl . wIll-noThe-OTg.-dhTOeftogb io 


MALA tilt A. AIOHSTKAD, 
Whnh'NhU* Jicali M ili F»'r. igq nittl I>**m«*f«tic'Dry Gotah. 
No. ToGhivior htn-ct. helve ii .Mngitzlut* 

Grinin- • A ' , a 

A full supply «*f I'iuiilntion Goa*l-. v W’ 


the wife of a Livonian serf. 

Catherine was but fifteen year* of age when 
she had the misfortune to lose her mother. She 
than left b*r cottage and went to ask an niy- 
lam of the Lutheran mini Bier, from whom rite 
had received her early instruction. She vo- 
msfawd \m his humble dwelling as governess of 
Idflehildra*, uvl, in this new poeitura, won ml* 


who went to plundering, nnd parking houst*. etc., in con- 
xc*iuence of which Uniulza o^red a division of 'infantry 
agiilnHt tho mob. 200 of whom were killed. Better order 
wan restored. - 

A Jfr.w Divob* r. Bn.i..— The divorce bill now before the 
Senate of NewYork. and which him panned thfc Aracmbly 
by a large majority. .ve«tf< in the Supram^Court the power 
to grant djvorew whenever tho cruet treatment of either 
party towards the other may rep dor it unsafe for them to 
live together ; or in caae of willful desertion for a period 
of throe year* 7 or for imprisonment for a time not lean 
than three yean*. Jt hlso given the court power to reiqore 
the disability to marry again, whenever it ahall appeur 
that the party was innocent, of the offence charged* in the 
complaint, provided the divorce wa* procured without 
connivance/ or. in uther cane*, after tlie expiratlqn.of five 
fean*. where Bubntantial justice will be dono by removing 
ruch disability. 

Favaticiau. — T here are 11 number of Kluulsh faualicsiu 
Norwegian Isaplaud. who liave lately adopted thu practicu 
| of conjuring the devil into a pig, and then boiling thn ili- 
l nlioilr*heil animal alive. It b presumed that they thereby 


Dlt. 15 BEEN LEAF. .j 

Ufnee—JaeljMiii street. lri*twcen , tlie Jlarkrt-licu r A 
Tchiiupitonlax st/ei't. 

dlchidence— C'jrner of Jack-011 uu«l .M*g*xiue rtrect*. I^- 1 
fayett**. i»\j; 

CII1.TTK.NDEN ^ DA.MKR0S, 

Dealer- in CarjHding. Oil'Clotli!*. mid ilfiUM’kwplujl!] 
(J»kmI-. No* 1 - 20 Chart re* ftrec't and" 27 Ciulaubt* 
Htr«*et. N*‘W Grleaiis., ii) 


.Capital . 
Surplu* 


*3ti0.0(Xi — nil paid in. 

.f 22U IKHI— reserved* fuud. 


Highly Important to Planin' a amt Property 
9 Hoi iters. 

BRIDGEWATER ADAMANTINE TAINT. 

The superior properties of tlibi unequnled mineral «ub- 
xtance in now a*» well and favorably known that" It ix u»- 
in'ceaaary to *>nt**r into an extended notice. The publlo 
ure n-fernai to our circular. I'lubracing certifleatex from — 
(‘apt. 8 t. C. THOMABSON. of steamer Magnolia. 

Wm. BROWN, of towbout I'on*’^- 
IIUGHEB. VALLETTK k Co.. Manager* La. Dry Dock 
J. 1'. WHITNEY Al Co.. Agent- do 

Capt N. B. HOB BINS. of. the ship l.codcs. 

JOSEPH BENSON. Painter 132 Campatn- t. 

And the -UNDERWRITERS’ CERTIFlOATBfr. 

Alao. the recomiiiendntion of a large number of our uin*t 
lufluenMal COTTON FA(;iH)KS aud COMMISSION MER- 
CHANTS. all of which are included in tlio Agent’* Circu- 
lar. Alan, to the following, received -Inc© tlie clreulara 
were printed from JOHN F. .MILLER, of Attnkapna : t 

••In July In-t I wa-iudiiced to upply tlie Rrldgewiif*:r 
MiniTal Paint t«» my Sugurhnu-c. nnd. iii every re-pcct. it 
•h»K cTct!eded“my•elqn*ctatinna.'nlIl^'thl , tv|iiwuUlliW 
lfimle by tlie agent*. Mc-nn*. O. U. Itogcrt 4: ('.<». I clieer- 
fully add my textiuiony to tin* nuuicmtiH on* - embraced 


by two qualities rarely united — cun, 
prudence and surprising vivacity of 
r. 

-th, miuUtcr, who looked upon her 


*520.000— available iuwet # 


JAMES A. PORTER. Prerideut. 
James ^Vai.xh.h, S«*cratnry. 

LOCAL dirktoks. 

U K. W. Hill. Imisc W. MiMin. >. o NeUon. 

R. S Fret*. A W. Walker.. Lognh Huntun 

MARINE lUYKIt. FIRE nnd I.IKH RISKS taken ut 
the lowest mb?i*. anil all Iiibm*!* proinp^iy ndjuxtetl and paid 
at tile Ageney Office. JJo. Ji3 Cauip Arret. 

‘ W. I’ARTKK. Agent 
Loi it*L> •u.AHBir.a. Axh’t Agent. * mill 5 


«ad loved Waeoaeof hia chikiren, hod her 
taught marie aad dancing by the masters who 
gave instruction to his own family in these arts ; 
aad the young girl war rapidly adding to her 
natural graces the acquired talents of a good 
education, until the death of that excellent mnn 
who bad been to her a father. This event again 
plunged Catherine into her primitive povery. 
To cem pl rts her misfortune, Livonia was, at this 
theatre in which war was extending 


A. 1. V HD -II I J.UIM »»MT 

A. J WRIGHT L VO. 

Cotton 4 FacttUT* and ('tmuni^itm and Korwardinf Hr 
cluintt. No. 07 Gravin' Rtr cut, New Orli'aiw.. Mj 


R.'M. ELLIS Ic CO., 

Coiuinis-iou Mcrrhnut!*.' No. 07 Gmvicr rtrw’t, 
lean- 


glcctcd tin* great aitcry of Amcrlc’A. 

Once only after tlilx do I find the grunt rlvtr mention- 
ed. and ili* nahte. Ulo Grande, given **raynl*ouAly .to mb- 
tiler river which xtill beam it ; un expedition that (if I 
I reme mber) of M JSkk. UUl .tdJSflk 

iuv Ht>me zealouH MliwonarTt'H wliom ardor aud courage 


ili revifos and spreading mirery everywhere. 
As it U especially in the poor that trach calain- 
itfoi Hall moat heavily, the unfortunate 0 a tlicr- 


Tlie old and favorite fltatid. corner ol t'amp. Dupliiutier 
and J’rytaubt xtreetx. in m»w well fiiriili>iied‘with a ntockol 

xSUluJOindJluutf* at. every variety 

Ciudouiera aud strangera fnitlifull* M-rvetl with good 
urga Inn and a fcood fit. from Mon day morning until Satur- 
day night 

N. U.—l'lenm* n*meml»er tlrat 1 do n-a op* n on Sunday. 


No, 60 tiruvier etrect- 

ll«i<-jtt-t Irrrivni IUH' •<! the |,Alt*lWf IIk 1BM 1 ‘ 
aortuient* nf Bibles and Prayer lioolw crcr bwafki- 
lIiIh city 

FAM I LY 111 III. KS. at from ^.1 I" per copy. 

OCTAVO ' IHBLKS. at from f \ t** flu. in tanowA' 1 ’ 
of binding. 

SMALL BIBLES, wilh und without referenda 1 * 
vet binding 1 *, gold bands and clinqM*. Turkey mtjxw » 
lique. clNHpX nnd bnudn. 

CHEAP SCHOOL BIBLES AND TESTAMENT* 


!«SdyilBliUi:a. 


hoped effeetaflliy to of ttte hU 8atanlc majesty. ThaTOi- 
op whh very much shocked, and tried pcrxunrion without 
effect ; in fact, he ran comddemblo danger of being scald- 
ed, for. it la Mild, they threutoimd'to dlnbolizw the hlxhop. 
aud boil him alive 


wmcb render a woman accomplished, experi- I 
eooed all the suffering* of hopeless indigence. 
Food, nnd oil the comforts of life, becoming 
dally nore rare in the province, and the little 
fi a sao M of the orphan having been soon ex- 
h s o ote d , she took at last the bold reeolution to 

where 


moet his uuests, or, to re-comluct them to th* 
d<Jor,or to keep their company in the apartmenta. 

Hut, exempt from these duties, lie has others t< 
fulfil ; for example, to provide them with chairs, 
candles, liquors, nnd all other things convenient 
I or agreeable, which the company may call for. 

He is alao obliged to furnish -them with cards, 
dice, aud other conveniences for play. 

IV. There will be uo fixed hour to come to 
tlie assembly or to leave it ; for those who desire 
it, it will be sufecient to appear there a moment, 
and then to withdraw immediately. 

V. Every one is at liberty to sit, or walk or 
play, as he ploasos. No one n: iy prevent an- 
other from doing whatever lie pleases, under 
penalty of emptying the rt*eftt (' gle, (this was a 
bowl containing a pint, fille*! With brandy.) 

VI. Persous ol* distinction, nobles, superior 
officers, merchants nnd tradesmen, muster me 
chanips, especially carpenters, have liborty to 
come to theSssemblies with their wives and 
children. 

VII. A separate place will be assigned to the 
domestics, excepting those belonging to the 

‘ leave the place free for society. 

I VIII. N f o woman, under any pretence what- 
ever, may get intoxicated ; as lor the men, they 
may get intoxicated, lmt never before nine 
o'clock. * 

IX. The Indie* who play m pledges und nt 
< questions and answers, will iU -stain from all 

*• quarrels from nil disputes: tu. I no man will cordlnglyVt out booh afr*r. 

• attempt t*i embrace a woman by force, or to hi" autwnq 

• *i w* I-*. i* J ii i hia Journal down the MMivIn 

strike her in the midst ol an assembly v under aoubtlfw* the mkp which l« th 
! penalty oflieing exclude*! from them future -nection nf th« Historical Soc 

Such were the singular regulations made hv he archives of St. Mary rCoiI 
1 CstiiOtino forJiis nsseml.lie, .,1 Ijoth ssyos, f.ir lf J" tl 

which we are imlehted to her. 1 hiH histoncul uoin.and finding thut. hl« die 
document prove* that the Russi ms were, at this Iff** r a short Atay. t*> return tc 
i>eriod, indee*l siivuges, and .‘hat to civilize - gau J t K rw4iu **Hy. 

tlicin, iwusuch geniuses ns Pen - tlie (ii-cnt nnd hfm™ 'llTww 

('utherine were neetled. out a thought or di-rire bcyou 


Therefore cull during tin* w«*ck. 


tered nor cracked, and lias formed u *-oHd metallic Hiirfuc**. 
wiiich ban nrovvd entirely impervious" 

(Signed) JOHN F -MILLKH. 
New IlHriu, Attakupoi*. Marcli 10. 1852. 

In addition to tlm above, we. liave in our puMciiSiou lli- 
nunu rtthle certificttte.x from equally renpeetable courccr. 
which can b»! Been qt our office ; among which lire t)i*»*e 
of Capt. Win. Cuttn. of tin* chip ChiirlcB Cooper: Brevet 
Lieut. Col. G. 11. Talcott. NewYork Araeiuil ; It. 8. Smith- 
Lieut, und (luarternuiBter U. S^Milltnry. Acailcmy. IVepi 
Point ; O. II. Let 1 , late Superlnh-uileut. now Seerefary *»f 
tlie lludMou Kiver Hnllroad Company : 0 O, MrOullum. 
Akm'I Engineer New York and Eric Itxilrnud. ete : proving 
eouelimlvely. by lieing lliorougbly tented, thnt it in f»*.*th 

FIRE JhVJ) WEATHER PROOF. 

The bending. Bhfinklng. or wurnlng itf tin- ifintM ial upftu 
which it in lined does not affect tlie piiut : hi t >\ enty-fimr 
houra It drieB. nnd in four weeki* 1 mm omen r perfect nlnte 
it prew’rvez wood from decay, and neither blistA'ra nor 
uraek n by exiioHure to tlie lflfltent nun For covering roofh 
of either tiu. iron. zinc. wood, cauvii-. or paper. It in nfco in- 
valuable. and particularly recommended. u« It. in a certain 
PROTECTION’ AGAINST Sl’ARK." AND CINDERS, 
and in furnltli' d ohcapor than any paint in tin* Southern 
country. All ordcra W i nt to tin* General Agent«. or their 
Ruh-iigcntn. prtnilptly eiicuted.' No* deviation in price 
Terms — canh. or itn equivalent. G. *'. BgGEHT £ CO. 

Agent** for tlie States of La.. Alu . Misn.. and. Texas 
.SUB-AGENTS— In New Orleans. Mesars. Slurk. Day 
Stauffer X Co.. , Priestley ti Bleu, J. IVaterman tc Co.. It. 
Kichurds, K..Mel’heraon ; Mobi|c r J. G. Whltnker : Vicks- 
lnu , g. Byrue ti Anderson : Galveston. Jones ti Ufldr*l 
-Baton H**uge. Levi Knsliuui. ap!7 


JOSEPH SCHILLING. 

K.tll 7’HAJ.V i» *. in u. 


their posts ou Luke Huh>n. Iiud heard of the jurat river | 
which ran through thu counties* tribes to a distuut m-u. 
Two years later, two lathers planted the cross at tho out- 
let of Lake Hu|»«rior. and turned n longing eye toward tlie 
South, which tiny nlready visited in desire; hut three 
hopes were to be blasted. One was .soon to perish by the 
liuuds of the Mohawk, and-the whole Huron tribe were to 
bu swept uwujr by thu victorious allies : while missionary 
after missionary died among bis neophytes, triumphing 
over every torture. Upper Canada was a desert. Priest 
■id people had alike been sialu. nml the missionaries were 
compelled to pause. 

The Great Itlyer was still tho object or their ardent zeal; 
hut the huuibtu missionary could not tiled easily obtain 
the means for u long expedition. Marquette above all 
dghed to undertake it ; unaided by man. he turns to hcav- 
JUperior I on, and at last his prayci* Is heard ; Hi - Colonial Govern- 
1 ment suddenly resolved to explore that Gnyit River, to see 
Whether it ran to tlie Gulf of California, and opened the 
way to Ohlun. or passed itself hy the realm of, quivira. 
which teemed with gold. Jollyet wn<* selected .for the 
purpose, aud ltmg connected with the Jesuit qiissioiiHrics. 
first as a pupil, then as one of, .their wandering flock. While 
•i trader in thu West, he selected father Marquette as hip 
i • ' , * " t, —o—o — I companion. They set out in May. 1073. and the result of 

house, in order to avoid incumbrance, and to I their voyage U too yell known to dwell upon. Each ap- 

. .1 1 - » • 1 parently drew a narrative of the voyage, hut as Jollyet 

was descending the St. Lawrence, hi.- canoe upset, ami all 
his papers were lost . Meanwhile. Father Mo/quette. bro- 
ken in heal tb. wa* reposing for a whlta ut tlie mission of 
St Francis, await lug th<* uiomout when Ills health should 
permit, to revisit the missiou «>f the Immaculate Coficep- 
t ion in Illinois, which lm had foumled it he was returning 
from the Mississippi. It wus not, till Septamper thnt lie 
felt strong onougli to undertake the j-mruey. ami Up u c- 
* .:* •' *r: r. Before his departure, h" 

transmitted— as blH nutogrnph journal shows— copies of 
his journal down the Mississippi, or C' liccption river, an! 
doubtless the map which is thuevcnii-g offered for tlie in- 


Tiik Whum-ihg IlaiiHiK.— What sort *if an obstruction 
to the free navigation of tho Ohio river the Wheeling 
bridge is. the following statement from the Wheeling Ga- 
zette uf the 8th instant will show : 

••The steamer Httaburg. one of tlie largest ond ftisb-st 
boats on our river, lowered her chimueys yesterday while 
lying at tho wharf on business, and passed under tho 
bridge at good speed, with some 15 feet, to spare, although 
there were 34 feet water.- -the highest rise sinco 1832. Be- 
fore she was out of sight she hail them again in thoir pla- 
ces. This fuss about lowering .smoke pipes is all fudge:" 

CaniAi. .Pi :.iifiinai:jiT.— lu thn Pennsylvania Legisla- 
ture. the bill abolishing the doatli penalty, and substitut- 
ing imprisonment of not less thun fifteen or more than 
fifty years in lieu thereof, passed finally in tho House, on 
thu 8th inst,— yea* 40. nays 42. 


r yi r to lUrienbourg, * great city, 

flh* fenfiiu aturicd oa foot, carrying nmltr 
her ant ha scanty .wardrobe, wrapped in uu 
apron. In order to roach the end of Ler jour- 
ney, riw had to trarorae a country naturally 
poor and hma, and now rendered etill mon> 
aeby the Swedes and Ruarinns, who by turn*, 
osaqaeroro and oooquered, pitilessly ravaged 
th* unfortunate Und. But hunger, more itnue- 
riona than the fear of fatigue and atiU greater 
lUagw, urged Catherine to brave them. 

On* evening daring her aoliUry journey, riie 
ni about to enter a farm-house bemdo the 
road, to aok there a shelter for tho night, when 
she wu suddenly nixed by two ooldiera, who 
htonl t o d her. and wnuld periupe have proceeded 
to rtill boto diqgraoeful treatment but for (lie 
arrival of n young officer, who nt onoe took the 
part of n defender. At sight of their C0U1- 
n ain d e r the eoldlen ted, and the aurpriae of 
Catherine was equal to her gratitude, when alir 
reoqgnixed in her youthful deliverer the aou of 
^ Urttoan m u uiger who hail been her teacher. 

This was for Ca th e ri ne an encounter not lean 
p l e asa nt than fortunate- Nothing now remainoL 
of the tittle sun aha poaaeeeed on quitting the 
h o nle of the minuter, and her clothing, piece 
by ritom had served to pay for u supper nud u 
bid in the places through which she had trnv- 
elaA Moved by bar distress, hrr generous 
openteymen ahared with her hi, scanty savings 
tfcrt she aright boy other garmeute ; he procure. I 
r T 'T^ * h*8*e, aad gave her lcttera of recom- 
■rtridahtm U M. Qluok, who had been the inti- 
aaatq friend of hia father, and waa then euper- 
uRandent of Mariaahonrg. 

The beautiful at ranger had but to appear to 
bewannly welcomed! She waa immediately 
admitted into tho family of the luperintendent 
aa foremast of hit two danght era. Althongh 
rtuwy then only seventeen, Catherine riiaaid 
herself eepable of forming and instructing her 
am. not onto in virtue, but in manners. Such 
«aa the odfect produced on 11. Gluck hy the 
hea rty and intelligence cf the young girl, that 
« ri i art riaM after he had ndaitowl faer to hit 
' “ou**, he aflered her hia hand, but to hia great 


l STIIKKT. NKtV OKI. HAND 
lias nil hiiml a ko*kI nssnrtiuunl nr WARE 
varlnus fjualltifs. which wiil.be snltl oil tlie m 
bit! Dtriiia. Purchasers are respcatfally requei 
ami examine. 


Fashionable Clothing, Oentlemen'iFun^ 
ing Goods, &c., at Retail* 

• ALFRED JIUXRUK If CO.'S 

ibUduMH* 


-one Price’’ Mammoth ('lotUing estal 
Magaiine stri nt. New Orleans. 

GENTLEMEN visiting New Oilrauf arc n-tpwW^ 
viteil tn call nml exiiiniin'iiiuch the Lir/est and ^ 
piety assortment of gwls in the above Une tobf 
tlie Sirtllll. ,,, 

We ninmiftielurt! all our Olnthint; exprcisly for 
retail sales, mill it is with tile perfect Vfmfldenc* ^ ^ 
•aide tn give sat inflict Iqn. tliat we ask nil Vbo»*/ 
witli a call tn examine* purticujfirly ourfijl'*- 114 * 
lure, trimmings. 44c. 

All j'lMHlsonUl l</ us are wavmiit’e*l in^ vfr T 
after thi!‘purrha*l! of any urtifl* any tlWsatW** 1 . 

it will he cheerfully taken hicek arul tl“' m0Ue T j 


A Good Book for General Circulation. 

K 1ST’ S 

Trtu* Practice of IleliKion. 

Sliowlug the means * by which tn live a t. rue illsclsple ol 
.Jesus Christ, in llollne** nml Peace : and also the Malu- 
dlexof the Human Miutl ami Heart which hinder tin 
•true practice nf Religion. 1 with tiicii c a uses ami proper 
rcracdlei. 

* b'rom I hr lliih h, 

11 SHORTKIl DOCTRINE OK I’RACTICE." 

OK If O'. 

Rm. ewaldus Kim d ii 
l'rlee f>l 25 per cent . tlUcount. wlinicsale. 

JOHN BALL. Publisher 

50 Grnvlej ht. 


jtlNAUUi’HXTiow.— On tho 13th inst. I.. M. Kennel. E-q , 
won to be inaugurated for tho third time as Mayor of St. 
Louis. 


Tiik Ff*iiiivr. Si.avk Law in Wisconsin.— Reports have 
I teeu presented in both brandies of tin- Wisconsin legis- 
lature. instructing Oongrossmen from that State to vote 
Tor a repeal of the fugitive slaTe law 


An Imcohtam Fact.— G en. Samm l Houston, in a late 
sjieech. is said to liave stated a fact nut (.eneraliy k nown. 
aud w hich Is of hnportance to the families of soldiers who 
were murdered by order of Santa Anna nt Goliad, in 18IMJ/ 
it is that tho Legislature of Texas, several yenr^ago. ihihs- 
cd nn net giving to the next *>f kin of each soldier who 
lull in thnt massacre, sixteen hundred acres of land. tp!»e 
•located on any of the unappropriated lauds Isdongiug to‘ 
the State. 

F.avi'ku Et.t.t*.— 1 The origin of the connection of egg** 
with Easter is lost in the mists of remote iintiquity. We 
learn, however, from writers upon old pustoms. that eggs 
areas rife at this day in Russia as in England;" and 
we may luclufie America, though in the last-named coun- 
try children especially claim them as their own preroga- 
tive for sport. Formerly, the King of England had hun- 
dreds prepared to glvh hU household. In a roll of th* 
expenses of Edward I. there oouur*, iu th* accounts of 


CilURCII BBI.LS. 

OllUROIl. FACTORY. STEAMBOAT AND t*G( ^MO- 
TIVE BELLS constantly on. hand aud PEALS Jiud 
CHIMES of IteRs (of any Lumber) ast to order. Im- 
proved cast -iron YOK KS. with moveable arms, are atUu'hed 
to these Bells, so that they may in* adjusted to ring eusily 
:«n*l properly, and springs also, whlrh prevent tlie clapper 
from resting onThelieli; thereby pti-longing its sound 
Hangings complete (including Yoke. I'rnme mid IVhcel.) 
furnished If desired. 

An experience of thirty years in this business hy their 
late father, enabled him to ascertain tho best form for 
Bells, tlie combination of metals, und degree of beut re- 
quisite for Keeuring in them tin* greatest solidity, strength 
und most melodious tones ; which improvements, together 
with his very extensive. assortment of pattern*, are now 
held by the subscribers, who have grewu up in the busi- 
ness, and who will use every endeavor to sustain the repu- 
tation which the establishment has heretofore enjoyed, 
both In this aud foreign countries ; the Bells from which 
have repeatedly received -the highest awards of the New 
York State Agricultural Society and American Institute, 
and at which were completed Chimes and heavy Alarm 
DelU fnr different parts of the Union mid Canada. 

MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS will still be manu- 
factured hy the subscribers, of which tlp*y will have cou- 
stantly on"himd un-assortment of Transit Instruments. 
Levels. Surveyor’s Compasses, (plain nonioiis and Ini- 
proved,) etc. Also. Brass or Composition Castings of uuy 
.size cast to order. - , v -- 1 • 

All communications promptly attended to. 

ANDREW :*ll UN EEIA'S SONS, 
West Troy Alliaiiy county. N. Y,. 1M1 . .* 

SLAUK. DAY ti STAUFFER. . 
uplU * Agent/ 1 in New Orleans. 

REGULAR DRY GOODS TRADE. 

JOBKl'H II PALMER 4- CO.. ^ 

Importers nud Wholesale Dealer* iu Cry Good*. 47 ('amp 
struct, New Orleans 


PHILADELPHIA SADULERV AND TRUNK 
WAR-EHOtJS K; 

0. ROBB A C ot, 

.Vo. W) (iraritr *trrcl. A'eie Drleant 
’I he subscribers invite I’lanters and Defilurs in Saddlery, 
utc.. to ci(U and examine their Htock. j 

They are constantly receiving Goods from tin* Manu- 
factory lu Philadelphia, and direct from. England, and are 
prepared to oiler lllieral indueiiUK’nts to pureliasers 
Tlmlr stock in store is large und well assorted, aud i* 
comprised as follows : 

Bridles and Martingales lu great variety ; 


Saddles. 

Coach. Gig. Buggy. Dearborn, Btage. Wagon. Dray. Cart 
and Plough Harness; lloriu and Mul* Collar*. Uames 
and Blind Bridle* ; Tfaoe Chains-; Madloal Bags ; Saddlery 
Hardware; Leather of all descriptions; Coach Furniture 
and Trimming* ; Trunk Trimmings ; Saddlers. Coach and 
Trunkm'ker*’ Tool*; Oil, Varnish; India Rubber and 
Patent stretched Leather Gin and Mill Bands ; India 
Rubber Gw>d?rTrai^lng and Packing Tranksr Lpnthi! 
and Carpet Traveling Rags. Vullses. etc., t^c.. ete 
inhti ’62— ly 

' BREWSTER A CO., 

C A Hill AG K VV Aill-EHOl'l SR, 

No. 110 Gravier street! roar St. Charles Hotel, und lu5 St 
Charles »trwt 

SOLICIT tho attention of purehiisei - to their exlensiv* 
and varied uwortun nt of 

CARRIAGES AND HARNESS. 

Which they offer at the very lowest prices for curb onjp- 
proved paper, They nr* constantly receiving frohi their 
New York house. No 300 Broadway, (tlie oldest Carriage 
Ilopofcitury in the United States.) a variety of 

NEW YORK CITY MADE CAKKIAQEH. 

Some of which are of oiitjniy new and original designs 
Also, plainer, but equally subsUntlal ruhlclu*. froiu the 
same re putable, Kustcju niHiiulucturer- 

Partleujar attention will he given to the.coverlng aud 
shipment of Carriages, to im»urc prompt and safe delivery 
I , fu fl-tim 


CoimniKsloii MerehnntH und lYholesHU* oroc 

stn et. New Orleans, n — 

MOSES GmJEN WOOD k tU 
Commission and Forwarding MercUuuG, N°- 
Btreet ‘ 

■ V. II. JACKKOXM; I 1 *' 

D.jilix- in I inr J-antiliiuilliii' t'lotlili'ff* 

(ni it diMir in rlaiilum 1 lliilil ) - N, w 
YinllVl. ripilMK. Ui'lll' 11 l ' uJ, ' r ' 

Trnntoi. i 'nr|« l lliign. nml x ^ |r . 

I'l'illiiuii. nliv.yK i.n iiaini in“l l l,r 

i In', linrivt iiiiirk.** I'riy 1 ? - 
IHiSTUB'i 


relusi- 


anu,! lauutliH ulnci'. Tln-y «ro wilcl W lie will (irorMed 
with • vi-ry uiwxpry utioto, anil will .•i.nuut.qp.i Ihij^et- 
linutut nf th. Mlwnurl i-olony In Africa 

The l’lotwtniii WnlilonxeB, buj h u letter frqpt 
tlvnua. have u lchralcd with *rcal . lal lha aunlrcruarr nf 
their eniauchntioa |ina’lanncit hy the. late Charlel Albert. 
I'hcy nuhll.h unw ail llallan rrotratant |ia|>rr called II 
falilri. and 111. |irind|'Iea nf the Refnrmalhin are he 
rreadn, rery .wpldly tn thl. couolnf. The Julian 1'ru. 
teaUnia are imcthnf a hirge church In ruriu. I hare 
reru the drawing, and 1 ran ray lhal we hare mil meli a 
l, mule In our rountry Hr. Berg, the I'rutcUnt mlulrter 
in Turin, will rlrll the United Flatee tn lecture ou Ilia 
tValdanare aid to uhtalll donation, for the ereetluu nl 
other 1‘mtr.uot churi hee In Tiediuont ' 1 bu|ie that thu 
good utlnlaterwlll god .a warm wrlcmne In our anuiilry 
■ Ill, m i„|nu lanohtr and I'hrirtlan. aud a« Amerluanr. Vr 
owe homethllg to thueu JtatUni who guve ur a country 
aud a nuiui- * ■ 

OUTWARD BOUND 
The dii* lias |mw»*'d. and evening gr**y 
F n tit* o er the luufinufing »rn * 

Our vrlite- winged veasel glide* away. 

Fruiulove. Mud home, and thee :• 

, Ui»c*»ns«luUi.W-*t **ur isarfuUves 
4, Still vafrh the leszTiing sIW 1 , 

X Like Hwild sea bird qn slie flb> *■. 

^ To rimes unsv«*u before 

M b. numrky troubling thoughts have pis-srd 
T». -drooping h'-art wilh »lre*'L 
| ,i ujich yon mOQUt wh«*se beauty-bl' 1 ***' 1 
i . T»i.*ti uNliug bourn long fled : 


tkmj* her deliverer, although he liitd lost un wild ua the deer uqil buffalo, the woll* nud the ,,j the voyages aud d* n 
•m uud waa dhffigured by wouu<ls received in tiger, ut the nreaent duy ; us »ild, though not tliew wen* ever publlsl 
LwtUe. ho much virtue wait to receive (tore- n* savage. \N hat could huve t unlucted man to reuGy nbapdomd. Ti; 
y*f*\*f fof Live of her mother, the uelection of those uni mul k v :ih which he htth IJjJjl J'LjJ.'t i^der U ti 

^cn»«®<lthe hand of a ueaaant; for the w«n Nurrounded himpelf to Hhare hi* la»>ora and miu- md Faihur l’oncet r« 
•Jh* •fowed die now doclitual a brilliuut fK>- step to hia wants, but tlie hum n jhiww uf Pr*>- of gu« i*"- unh*wl 
rut ion. But alu: ia uut u* be tlie wife of a miner- videncc guiding him to thou whom time and *a r : <*u thi* ride 

infonAwt Or of a pwr invalid officer; it in de- patience would enable him t* domeaticate, to, HuJJ'uf Fram«'iiiGu! 
creed that ahe ahall Ik* wjvereigu of one of the lie exclusion of Other* deetine* I o preserve their .itid in her former Col 
wrMtflflt eni^imi in the world. Reaolved hence- mtive ferocity. i maintainiugiheCui 

forth Ut avoid all solicitations of the kind, tir ** it in evident to my mind» t at man was lb*i ‘ 11 n \ te “ 

eoMi an i the young uffioer emue to Murienlxiurg uto theee ahaociatious by u wi 'Join beyond bis ob^ribu* to^he Voba 
f athenne offered him her hand, which lie jov >wn; thut tiioae higher priuci|>! h which led him H*euUect*. A* to thsi 
fly aocejste^I, ai>l their marriage waa oeic •• org unite fumiiiua,' oouimumt •** und uutiouh, L«r* were to b* admitt 
br^ acoording to the rifoa o! their religion aVfllod him alao into tl..*e bun .ler, hut scarce- ■■^u^cmwm^Thl-'hi 

•hd the ouauaua uf the times. y lea* imjMu tunt uaaociutions v th the domestic >ai ; tut pruviou* to l 

W fUy of the inarriape of the tw • uimalir Thai there ia a mynt*; inua oomiuunity me nn»re valuable papi 

aggmg Livoaaiuua, the Huaaiami hoaiegod Mb'- *et ween ua ainl them, i* atrik in ly whown in the "d < ommitred U»rm 

SKfe*** *• Ii uxkuuti vufl »uimunu«.l to Jt eaOaM lilieunmetum uf uutloli ; it tuil.l J ! ,j 

mm m *«U, aud uuiiuubu.lly tout luu Die wt iprttotlMMMc akicb w* Ii .• • Iwri-.iwwl from | . ahcrC.».,i muxin, 
ttew, for lie wu* new Itorttl uf uioie. Tin -‘it cm, uel wkicli fttrniikw ti* <11 WI mi infill j « y were |.r.«-iii. 4 h 
Jtrirtuf tito jouug girl wu* (torn uuJ niuuere. I'Ut |iroUtti<ni uguiunt uue uf t - tnunt Iriulitful ■ ' 
fitoth* oAeetim wkicli kud Uef her to jnefei iqutrtliu. tlntt Uy unute tuuul: 1 IVrhupe it j„.,ue».'« iheheuf . 

iltUMMlt **/ other. i'll with Srlenfutte tu thin ooint,. unity uf nuturr, , 1 r it- pn-fenen here i 

M'.'.ittwl.ile tlie niege wrttnirivl on with fury, le-twern min nud tbe lower « utnnlii, tlint' the ' ’ MeryV f.'tJlege It. 
lu 1 ! '< : i- ei'te by the ulctuiucy ol u <lr . • "'.tiinn jon t- wi re li-l lu ilttii the l.nytof \u- 1 ih ' * ' ' 

ton «U' d'*;. jj< , . * ti tire «dh*r M .»n ardent th;r»: u». tiuti law whhdt ia ioiuim >u u> uh auima 

tire, war ixMavuii the tw** m*«t tp*J I rein .r* ... x , > i.,. t.^o > i m .n ■ 

\»+4‘rUtl tuUiiMB Ilf lire Aiurlh <_W*U at this |a*i iui. .After ire had t|*u» Uohly j/ri.jiitiated the aj- . esihaau* ri.» l - i 1 * 
Hagyir l tho fearful and . tenlum ot hi* audience. Mr. Kveieti wffnt* on |»i tu* to*. 

jCrtaaoMtaymm »Uiiii*«ii*i!*ia.«ft*fjrta u* nua 10 * 111 * 0 * «u« w«*nu«,i. 


. B SMITH. 

Hus returned, and is devoting hiiu»*t It * 3 
praetloo «»f ids pa)fe^sioll• 

Office at th* corner <»f St Charles * i U' H 


Hijuan- 


Orleans Christian 


The New 

Is issued weekly, at TWO D"fi'‘" »>" 
No subscription taken for less tliao 
soriber* will 1»« uiiderst«K.d ns wlriiil'l 
it is expressly slat*‘d otherwis**.' 

The Itinerant .Ministers and Preuri' 
Epise«*pnl Church. South. ««’. nil 1 
agents «.| tlie New Orleans Christian 
payments may l»e made. 

All coy t?i| u ufr a t h whether of 111 
publication, unless remitting iiidh'T 
the anioiilit 11 f leii dollara. must 

No obituiny notice will be ius tr ' 
‘within t»" months nf the il«>ath "ff I 

‘ Conimunbalbiiis must !*<• addosst 
M< T* mm • New' Orleans. 

, Cui.im.o.icatlons involring f<“ t” " r 


K. C, KSTEN; 

t; OU MISS IQ \ M K H< //.? i V r. 

N» w Yosk. 

i'urchuMfs every descrlptloi^ of M KltCiiANDISK iin 
orders fr«»m uierehauts. plauters amj otliers. cither for 
cash or ou credit, embracing Dry G*s> Is, Clothing. Hard- 
■wa re. I'iauos. Carriages. Furniture. .Machinery. Planters 
Utensils, and indeed every thing the m irket afford*. 

Consignments of any Produce promptly and faithfully 
attended to. {• 

. — h i,,i r h s • r « — ' V 

Messrs .Wlghtmaii k Summers. Editors .Southern Christian 
Ad voi'utc. Charleston. 

Rev. John B. Me Perrin. Editor Nashville Advocate. Nash- 
vllb'Tenn • ug. 

Editor New Orleans Christian Ai!v*»cate 
Mi-ijsrs. J. 0. Nelson At Co.. New ilrleaus 
'lesBrs: Cherry. Ilemlurson k Co New Orleans 
Miowrs (.owe. I’attUon k Co.. Nt wGrleato- 
Mr >Vm. Kekford. M*iblle. Alu 
Messrs Weaver. Mulliu tt C'o . M diile Alu 
Col James K. Su under*,' Mobile ' Vie 
A G.’ Harris. Es4[.. Memphis. Tciiii. 

W. B. Cooke. Klvsiau Fleltls. I’txar 
W B Johnston k Bro . t'entre>.l)|e.Texa- 
U. W Prlnee, LB»erty. Texas .* 


MADAME DE REIGNB’B 

rnsbBCT aOUftOi. fon voi'xti i.auikb 

No. b l-oiitolbo IloUdln*,. 
t k a M • ■ 

For fostrueituu in tlm. English and French Lau- 
- guages. Elocution. Alictenl and Modern 1 History. 
Getigruphv. the use ot the' Glide's. Mallisinatles. 
Writing. He pupil* aunier -twelve ,"i dk'* . 
t* « wivulh. ■ TJS 

Ovgr twelve yvar# of ■••••• .. 

A indent aiiiii Modarn Languages. ‘eatll .* •• J J 

other aci olnj.'fw-hmeut* at the p*ual rllH^Y*' ,1 

•SfwOri tort. JuwrtJiWW. J»H 


ufldf Dff 


1 1 

N. '* 







pubtmiK' Committer i ^.VnorY 
of lAmmnna Conference* \ it. n. lVivFi 


KKr.TF.lt, 

K. DOTY. 

I. iriVRItR, I>. D.v 


VOLUME II. NIIMRER 13. 


II. N. 

NEW ORLEANS, 


MrTYKlUK, Editor. ’ 

SATURDAY, MAY 


f RAM tj/t »»*, l>. |». 

T. w. boil I AT. 
w. Miff It Ml, 


TIIK RIRDB OF 81‘UING 


glngouliy f' in " toroxt old. 

‘ Rytomlm Biid cottngc rnVi’P. 
i D d tell tho wnsto of eomjnff flow Chi. 

~ ft* w'56a"oT«ffmtoirtwrTrR“; ; 

ThPfAmo tweet pong that oYr th*birlU ► 

Of earllent WttwoinH rail# 

And eaagW IU muiilo from the fiyum 
The star# of morning »>nng. 

It hailed the radiant path of SprinK. 

• u , jitrooinand yalley fair, 

\nd o’er the cnrth'H groofi hlll-top«. when 
So rtep but hers wiir there ; 

And like the laurel’8 gift of green. 

The Tjolet'fi depth of blue. 

It hue eurtiyed a thour*am^ thrones. 

A ud' yet the song to new 

New M we heard It In the yertra 
H'hoee memoflek etlll are young. 

When life's first rainbow o'er our path 
It* arch of glory flung! 

*’ That visioned light hne molted long 
From hearts whoso hopes have met 
Tho shower and shadow ; but your.strnlns 
Are loved and trusted yet. 

Theyeome when sunset's dying lines. 

Or morning’s waking smiles. 

Light up the tribunlalu’H rocky shrines. 

tho lonely forest aisles. . 
dur souls, from all their early store,, v 
Have kept one answering tone, 

Of joy? to greet each gushing song 
With gladness like its own. 

There have been harps among us strung— 
It seemed beside " the tree 
Of life." where all the flowers we sought. 

Or dreamt of yet might be ; . 

Hut early fell the hush of death 
On each unwearied string'. 

That caught, though from afar, the dew 
Of everlasting Hprlng. •' ' 


.extensive prairie south of -it admitting the i .!> u... >. ... l-i..i,h... a,i„. ^ i. 

free circulation of the southern breeze# in Tho Fireside 

summer. Standing near the site of the Aead- 

emy aDd.Alasoniaiiali r 4>n o of th e nii istrisom- Ji!LJtfhy.jmxyjy.itii.ihe-li»wM«Mirigh4,--. ■ 
tiful buildings in town, 'wo Imve a dcligfilful “ >‘ 8 sparkling blaze and glowing light. 


U.V2. 


’ o' I'nhnma Cmf, rente. 


view of tlie green forests which skirt Cedar " "*°" drove opnui from tho gloomy night. 
Creek, some mile or two distant east and In tho gladsome days of old ’I 


southeast. Southward our vision is bounded That dear old spot I shall flo or forget, 
by the lulls adjoining Cotton Wood Prairie, Where m'y merry laugh seeing echoing yet, 
some two or three miles distant : and south- From tho corner bright, wl, ere my scat was set, 
west there is no obstruction to the view for When pretty tales were told, 

eight or ten miles. 

cedar and Copperas Crock#, adjacent to “ v,8,on ^ 8t - W" I 'n there: „o 

town, afford a continued supply of water at ' , H0< ' fllt i her f " ld n™-cl.air : 
all Seasons of the year. Good drinking water fingc ™ 1 tWm ° !" 1,18 K,lv f° d lulir ~ 
is procured by digging from thirty to forty ' lcnn ' my ,leud on 1,18 knCP ' 
feet, in town. Ah 1 many a peerless flower j(if mijid. - ~ 

The prairio in front of the town abounds ’^1** Ught lias tho toiling student twined, 
in herds and flocks, and thejuljnoorit forests '^ nd wov ' c to a wreath, liis luw to hind, 
in wild game. From my residence I heard , In his home of adversity. 


I see my' father's old arm-ohnir: 

My, fingers I twino in his silvered liuir- 


j quite alive and devoted in their efforts loans- , a, i,,.,, 

tain .the various interests of the Schools. The Macedonian Call. 

I scliiMurit love t liCir teachers, and receive in- 

! strnTTion with great eagerness; iin.1, I ’niiiy' ^Chmn OTefTrilo Jl acral on in, and help its." 

add. tilir deal’ little folks seem of lute more I **1# was a Divine message to St. Paul at 
• than .usimTTy encmirngofl mid stimulated in * T"Un. The noble Apostle promptly eom- 
tlioir efforts to advance in religious know- l 1 "® 1 " lie took Silas, a sail able fellow lu- 
lcdgo. because in addition to the regular C'X- j •>r>ri , r..f<ir life d'Htirult enterprise, mid thev 
ereises of the School on Sabbath, they have 1 " ,Mlt *“ Macedonia, and other- regions of 
the privilege (and they are eager in availing , "' m ' l ®e. liclid tlioir journal in the Acts of 
themselves r.f it) of being instructed during ! 'I"' Apostles. See how they labored, prayed, 
the.yyceek, lit suitable* times, at the church, in j suffered, wore perse IlUtlsl. beaten with tnanv 


W1WU! NUMBER, G5. 


For ilmNYO.Chtl, 

Random Thoughts. 


omu oVef mto Macedonia, „„d help Us. ’ Mindnn and dossier point Imve been in , 
In., was a Divine message to St. Paul at - great hubbub lately. The emise of this ’ 
‘'T ". obl '\ l ,r, ""l lU y VO..,- si boats having arrived horp!* 


“• »• <’• w.1*. mLZl... . 

The Mm i rn«n B tesoad, 


Grtwl'. In fur th,y xh.ll lx cr.nl- ! 

V 5 .-; h“ ' be «" fitly failed a “ vale of I**--.! 
mid there ,s perhaps ns much (ruth ns pootX 
in tln« wxnrorfM'mn . * 


lilmil ||«. took Silas, a Ruiluble follow la- - Hint tho Rod Rivor rotnalrtfld lovr Ar. 0 '^ "^li 
bore,, for fife dSfivul, .enterprise, and they length of 


length of time. That ancient indlvidilal, 
‘ the oldest inlmhitnnt,” never snyv it In t(Ji 


life with 


expression Man i. intnsliio^l ini 


a b'»r mllying his eye, aiul after 


in the Acts of yvisi> before; b nt one,,'; nn.l thnfl was a few • • v "' lr8 K P“nt an,' 'id its weeping and Waib 

iliored, prayed, years ago. I.nke Bistenem, fe. « i in gSA rnnk.s hi,, exit 1 ' 


the principles and practice of sacred music. ! stripes and cast into prison ; mid then see 


, , yen™ ago. l.nlte Bistrnonu for a long time 

, ""..U. !! U, . rty IT "" '" k " ' il 11,1 n,) ri K» mice beam 

tilnl sheet of. water, on the IfoSomuf whioli 


“Wi III 1 UK 0 S lu.; r xit . . >*■ 

a'fei’ ' “ ***** uafure and a symp,. 
t,,0 , t 0 ulhictmns of others, af^dl 

an Ins own, Mriknu . wwil 

f'omii i • : ^ th a m »gic wand the 

■omit o I inn lirnri. luni it 


, ; 7 7" KC8 *•«* » «"#gio wand the 
’ f “ad ,lt- ttWi hi , ^ 

2 ' v!tu,H «f teats'. H,n whlmb 


ji yvibl turkey. gubblo in-tbo ravine tliismtirri- TTthe happiest, dearest spot oil, earth; 
mg. Perhaps lie muy grace our table for Is by sweet home's lbved. hallowed 'ben 


tne true interests and happiness of the young, "reeian gotl#,, and the proud Mill of ' no outlet Iron, this rich country to the ere, 
Already during- the present year the Mars trembled beneath the feet, if i 'mil while ' emporium of tho Southwest ’ The’eelt 


ing. Perhaps lie may grace our . table for Is by sweet home's Hived, hallowed 'henrtli, 
dinner. A Mexican (native) hog was caught Where bliss i 8 f.,lt of real worth— 
m the vicinity a few days ago. In appear- .- What joys will, it compare ! 

mipii Ini .ix-i,.i.; i.. it. _ m x 1 


0 blest Is true and tearless ltiru ' 
0 free of earth jpd nlr ' 


For whom the past has no ri^ret . 

The all to cornu no care ! 

81111, from Its Summers fur away. • 

To the worn hsttrf y bring 
I Is oarly storo of love nnd hope— ' 
Sweet prophet- birds of Spring, * 


in the vicinity a few days ago. In appear-' 
aiH'u ho exhibits the union of tho wolf and 
common hug. lj c is now a captive, and in 
habits and manners is both hoggish and 
wolfish. 

Tim Into storms and freshets in Texas did 
extensive damage to tho planter especially 
on the livers and large bayous ,nnd creeks. 
A steamei 1 ou tho Brazos, nearly opposite this 
place, took off several persons from their res- 
idence, who were in imminent danger. A 
negro belonging to one of pur citizens was 


I pou its light I never gaze. 

But round mejeomo sw’ebt childhood's days. 
The merry sport, tho hymn of praise, . 
And evening's hour, of prayer. 

..... Bosk llAMni.i.n. 

^ Mississippi City, 1852. - 


lias converted several of (ho children of uUr ! 10 "U* l»ok t 
School who. if iiuitured nright, (fed asjtlic TOVmltrd tile iijyi 
laiillis should lie, and as is required liy tlie " To Ihe VnkaowH 
great Shiqihord of -the diureli) ure ns likely |N "' W 1,a usappl 
to prove faithful as grey headed Converts. Ilf ''l country. Co 
till, may lie wlio owlainctli strength out of ! lln,l > lin, I ■>‘‘lf > us 
tlm mouth of. billies mid sucklings,' carry Ibvinn call. The 
them as tlie nurslings of bis own bosom, and "* th « ciise prove 


i’cw liack the curtain- of idolatry and j Bales wero stowed 


ni l ill, d tlie mystery or tlilnr inscription, | tho diUerent warehouses, waiting tho 
0 the lmkmtWH Go, / | ’•.sing of : (be waters.; and what was worse 

iNoa let us apply all tins toour own Chureh though wo bad a plenty of the subst, .minis’ 
abd emintry I omeover or tfowi, into l.oais-. all the luxuries of life were ill, o, it out L / 

and help us. I |„s. loo seems to be a sugar.' coffee, etc. were very source. I, ,,j 

I im no call. I lie .providential ei roam stances | we are , dependent on your city for these and 
O the cjise prove tl,q hot. We want about j many' other of tho good tilings that give, -aid 


[I, the ” K mwoi in Mitt Hut withal 

S Will, fe 8 '™ 1 ' 1 ‘ l,, “ •oirs pften are , n( j 

great. l«*wer pomeased! The heart tb.i 

cot (on j "77 11,8 «J«« that never w.pt, On 

ills io "MncrfsflRrti cirenmstso^ 


"■• --..nwfltii Cireamstanced 
nun finds bin, self i„ tflb) worW) ^ 


, "f the short tenure of hi. life, and 
« onwcloiw of tlm Iihiiaat.:.!.. ^ » 


uncort, »nty of thilt tomu^ 
inrns o cling to tliut which promised the 

hlllWtfc gii rnwii-t ..^,1 .. . ... * 


l,,u "O'coogs m ins own oosom, hiiu . ‘"M mm, ,v e want, aisiut many other of tho good tilings Unit aive -aid 

eve,’ more keep them by bis power in tlie way “. , “ on efficient itinerant Motbodist ministers., mid comfort ‘ to ibis life Witt 

of truth and salvation. > Ml of I the Holy Ghost, to supply the city, this 

.... 1 1 fi I . ’ 


surest support and .eongonlalli* most with 
V: • MnM ,‘ h « "oncrifs and ro- 


of’ truth and salvation. 

II. C. TllWEAtT 
New Orleans, April 20, '52. 


“r t*? 


. - o *uuuuii, 

and then fixes Ins lovoj this thon 


our regular work in this Conforonoe, 'and and the other imn^lliwi'tho w'Ztri , U "' '"'a, . tiful of iilb,‘ und wiTh^Th.^w! 

tWlOt* U8 InuDV IbCill DroiLclmrH In nurtluf. nu nil llinro nmil/1 lu> ... ^ lliflimiir.ntl l.v . . • . . 


Ivor t)i« N. n. i'i 

Sunday Schools. 


drowned in attempting to cross one of the day Schools 'e 
sloughs ill tho Brazos bottom. y ools ti 


Ruo. Mcl YEiiiK : The impturtiipdiu of Sun- 


Furlhr N.o. Chr(»ii 

Gatlrerings— No. 1 . 


. . . * wn«i« • imim, wibiiuui tno emintrv 

tw ice as many local preachers to assist us > nil there oould lie no city: we iiiutuallv assist 
jivcr tlio country fho old Confereneos liavo each other. 

surplus men- tlie very men we want.. They At bait tho raih earn., I,,, 


can not ho duly appreciated 


A called session of our Legislature is spo- wl *!‘? Ut ,. Hon8lljly ‘"‘cresting the true Chris- over (lie signature 
ken of ns probableCto pass an Inuortioninent -‘ U 1 • 11 .7 f ' '•*** arc - iu the hands lowing.parngrnpli :- 


In the S. ('. Advocate of AlarCli 10, 1 find, 
over the signature of ■ A. Turner.' the fol- 


iiitluoneod by these ohieefe he 


surptus men the very men we »n„t; . They At last the raih came in torrents- the rV tiu * without 8 *rocn s r s,t In all the drew, 

' ' a" U "" U '’ '°' V tf C0 '" , ' , “" ll ‘ f tl,oy ,l0 ' ru " ,taw « ro '»•«•• «Urteat impassable. Atone 7‘ W ’ n,,r oa * ,>n u > look upon or linger b7 
Ml will most cordially receive then, as fellow time my buggy sunk down to the axletroos ' ;' k ° H " icr nnd trained si 

uboreru in the Gospel ot Christ. More than tho horses floundered, Hind my wife jumped i “ nd wntohl ' ul 'mod, it grows up toastie 
hall the members ol this Conlorcneo began out; tkojiusitut wns. tlm w-.Y-JL , tro °’ Its branches shoot r,..n, ? • J 


Forllio N. 0. Chiiilian Adu 

Texas Matters, 


k°n of ns probableCto pass an apportionment i " T ; lu 7 ,iri> ' 111 »h« hands lowing.paragrapli :- 

law. tlie Governor having withheld his sig- ,° t ’ ° ’ ?7' C V.l " lcaus *" building up The desecration of the' Sabhuth hy our 
nature'to tlie not passed 1 at the lato session of • p ‘ „ llun llul »nm‘y How low, indeed, 'ministers, in traveling from meeting ipsteud 
our Legislature, just previous to its adinom 18 " m “ a le "’ IU,U J et in llis h>w condition ul stli y in g ll,lJ l«l>uri"g. or at least showing 

ment J tragmentury remains of grundeur appear respect to the ilaij; Some will travel as much 


w'iikklocii. Kobcrtson county. ) ^ conclude thin art-iclo, lc*«t I make it too ; n 

n „ A.m Torn*. Aprii io, 1852. j long tu be readable. Iu my next 1 may sav *■ 

I)i;ar Bro, Mcl veire : I drop you a line, something of the Chureh hcYe, and its gene- 8 ' 

although 1 confess myself greatly at a loss ral prospects. . , 6 “ ' 

for# tlimeof iuffideot interest to he snti> Way tpaly uud fraternally th# ' A 

tied to a place in your interesting paper. ^ K B IVplis DatlU 


As Dr. Blair f 


“ Ijn tlie moral 


at uro of ‘ A. Turner.' the fol- j! ftl f l, !° nwmberH of this Conference began out ; tlumipahot was, the tongue was broken 
-apli :- their ministry in othor Conferences, and they and tluHiurness prettv well usod up ' y n „ 

I • The desecration of the' Sabbutli by our h7,j 7- l ° m" 8 ' 1 '[ 8 B ruHt we»ld hnve.UaigUM hud you scon us on our 

I'mimsters, in traveling from meeting ipsteud ", U ' LlmRl ' generally calls ids one way to tho next fioaso, which was four or 

d laboring, or at least showing lw8aaiil,rH ™" among tho older churches, five miles off Anothor tune, on niv wnv t 

on. Sonii' will frntvnl na mimlx where thev Imvo'lmil t.li« mli>nnt..,. nu ,.r t ^ •’ 10 


among tlie older churches, five miles off. 


where they have hud the advantages of ex- an appointment, 1 hud to oross u hr id ire 'mu 

ami) e. liistrucfinn. I'vnorimi,.,, ,i.v,l ..r ...i • i . ... 6 ’ 


J-roo Its branches sh.mt forth in every df: 
Ycotion, and are clothed with living foliage 
It famishes a sholtor for the weary, and de- 

pendants subsist upon its fruit. " 

1 In# is niun's day of prosperity. iTutunon 
tlio sky darkens, and the tempest howls omi- 


Dear Bro, McTveire : I drop you a line, something of the Church l.cYe, and its gene- 

1 fhfuiirh fmnfoftfl mwinlf orrontlw r. *■ „ I O'- 


iu the natural world, we may plainly 


as well as ^ disciphne, end ‘J which ^ 

uly discern „ y ' . . ^„ qua 1 l l,fy 1 luv ‘ t8 1,0 P loneer “ ln tho now nnd in it and fell— and it was a irood tldm, I s ruthiessiy tom frorii thohloodinff sl«.„ .»l 


^ wqaaify theip to be pioneers in tho uewond In it and felled it was a good Cgfe I« to«, frtw, tho.bha5i«g;«.^ 

the signs of some violent convulsion, which b “J* 7 nnihiguousADoes the brother difficult regions of country to plant and raise mo that in my youth I learned to bo an ex. th ° enca80d hoa “ i» exposed to a/inclement 
has shattered tfie original workmanship ot '' m,n tknt nn ' “merant, in trying to give tho up ohurohos. In view of all this, and more pert swimmer. 1 think, Mr. Editor that uuon mother storm comes sweeping bv 
-thtt-Akwgtitjh — Aytma d t his wvcelnjf-tn m i i nr ^"l 1 ^ 1,1 ‘ Rm ‘ 1 ' at "“ntl'er, traveling for tun j wha ' M *' 88ll8d " to -xhuuld wo over gat so far sloug In the’.Nouth WMl b • M,, ,,B,uW ' i<* fury another 

nature, traces still remain which indicate its tlu ' i purpose fifteen to thirty miles on Sunday, and have taken upon themselves the solomn as to have theological seminaries, onedeimrt branoh ' Tho Pnrent stei/bUghted, oozes 

Author: Those high powers of commence ' H ‘“ ! an « u ®«° oet ' ^w# of ordination, stay at. home to oiwy the went of which ought to be a swimmino 1^*“* ^ »P of life from an hwidred bleed- ' 

and reason, that capacity of happiness, that toln y h*," 8 . 8 ““ h . a . 00 “ sl trU0tl0D ’ thou 8 h 1 klessures, couitoru and luxuries of this world, eohofll, for 1 tell you that tho itinerant will l“lf poms; adversity's day grows darker iwd 
ardor of enterprise, that glow of att^ction t for our and associate with large assemblies in splon- find it mere useful in thb countr7S2 ,todew *«^ <««»P * ^on Te 

wluch often break tliro.ugb the gloom of h u . " a ' lour went about doing good on this day ; did churohcB every bubbath, where there ure lore of soholastie thoology ^ defenceless trunk, and superinduces^ 

man vanity and guilt, ure like the scqttered f ,° “!' d to tho mo8t two ’ throe or four times a8 nian y preachers As soon as tho waters wero up the boom ° tty ’ ttnd thu '"“orm after stormarfees. M d as 

columns, the brokeuurehos, the deluced sculp, ^‘ireraaroviolatmg thobabbatli by making as are necessary ; we nsk how can they do so ing stonmors made tlioir appearance in our 0ft ° n dama 8“ tb ® trunk, until Wakened' 

hi n in di* ur.niA F.tii.... i„ ...i flitcen to thirty milea distanoc between nomo wlnlo here thouHimrin nf nnrml^ o«.i t.. . our with <lnnav i._ .. . - w 


k a tlicme of vuffident interest to be »ntb V'ay tfUly aiTd fraterually 

tied to a place in your interesting paper. ^ K B IV ■ 

There! that looks common-place already. ' £LLS ' 

Who edits a paper that is not called by some 

of its scribblers “interesting, " although it "* 1,1 oc hH> China. 

“? not C0Dlain a , 8C 7 imcnt wortb remom- We had expected that the measures of the 
tenag, or an article of news that has not Chinese Government, tolerating Christianity 
been pubhshed m twenty other journal, oir- would produce a favorable impression, on th 
cu ated in die neighborhood a month or two- rulers of Cochin China. Such has not been 
Wore ,t had graced the columns of his muddy the case however; the lloman missionaries 
ffieet! B« year paper „ an interesting 6ne,' in that kingdom still sutler severe perscou- 
sad espccid, lotto great mass for whom it lion. An edict has .recently been issued 


inon vanity and guilt, ure like the bettered 


lortli the sap of life from an hundred bleed- 
lag pores; adversity, day grows darker, and 
its dews and damps settle upon tho exposed 1 
and defenceless trunk, ond suporinduoesdp. 
cay, and thus storm after storm arises, tndoa 
often damages the trunk, until weakened' 


\t designed. In saying this, 1 allude not to 


■ . i ■ , , s o — ~ ***«•» iiuiiuu 111U.U HI mir . ** » wisMs w uakoutju 

while here thousand, of people, and whole midst. To see one was a tight, and the in- W ,“ h d °° ay ’ bU 8 b ‘®d by its bereftmento, it 

regions of country, have prouching only onoe habitants presented the Bfiponrance of a boo- pdlC “ 11111 laU8 ' 

or twice a month, and in many places none .hivo on a sun-shiny day. Many of.jjur neiirh- “ th !” U nu #ook ' »»to#«l Jd 

at ull. How (llifnrontlv Mn jj Lm *<» ° Hut ono douii luuib In thcrut 


"IIS « « is Sublime. N^^Xre^Tr » ° ^.^ d V ~ 

against Christianity, or rather against Ko- tbu8C “ tom P lo “i wo meuu to say, God makes ti ' 5 " °“‘ D S a congre- • ousan s ot them went to California Col,tun bales are disappearing, and our tablon 


1 E“t a i t 1cs tlm ‘ the " aiy r-m ;,f raiE z 

trom time to timo m ita columns. Thev 4 - , • , , , 

nnf tlnnid .* s a x • i . gnm ol which the government of Gocluij 

not devoid of intercHt, cortuiuly— abatractlv rn.:.. , , . . .V 


not devoid of interest, corta.iuly — abstractly rhin« « ' , \ \ > , 

| they are of al«orbhig interest But we can I “' my ka °"' k " lgL '' 1,1 11,13 royal 

fin, I u . 1 . 1 . nM.ini , • . decree some singular sentences occur, of 


Sunday Schools eminently useful. Religious 
eulturc,. or edWeiition, is to “create tlie heart 
anew. " restore the mind to its “oYigitml" 


to proouro gold, thousands camo to Louisiana once more are loaded with tho good things of 

to iret inonnv. “nml ilmv n.m,,, v *i.:- u ° « w 


Thtro la no flrealdtt, howaoa'or Uafendafl, 
Uul luM oiu) yucuui clutlr; 


\\ hero people do not love the Gospel, we to get money, “ arid still they Oomo.’V So tho this world 


'IMtlmoia m0Dt8 . f 7 ° ne , 1 l,avp - f' or,nori ' thau your Haln, A'' wnfcrt. or any wordlv Lake Mistenoau. It is a towa'in'thl w3s Where ^ll*'*** ^ th ® hCBTt 

In the obi. a year, traveled twenty miles, preaching at Cimsidorntlpii, for the Lord wiU.Utko care , Tlioro is ala™ n.»iui „ ^ Whore silent grlcf is preying the Gospel flhds 

ie expected one at half past « and at 'the other at all that. He say# “ Go yVila^ tlm world in wTurS 5 , 1 ^ ‘^* h b ° yond «"*«• rf man. UcSS 

i Ul ycuth, hall past .! r. At. An, I transgressing the and preach the Gospel to overy creature good taste, let the natural ferost growth "n’ ‘ brC “. t f h raer ®y, ladonod with a healing 

ja rr,^.'T=a fc! “"r. l, ’ l ” k 2 

de security tor Ins .minsters to rely on him ...prove to a considerable exten t yet for there ,uart a 8 a,, “' t >«®h a eym- 

b " tb fw siiecre# nm» support. Is immense section^ „ " t A' 


,t\ ou mo 
*for help. 


, In this distress how sweetly soothing is the 
voice of tho Gospel. “ Blessed are thev thal 

liWllli’n tl _l .11 . ' - * 


: find SJ able nrticles as these in our othor 


fc-asssar 

■uisimr tlie sininlo vnl.li.,,,. t....i, to conic , 1 nit when it couuiioiicus 111 mull, k .ie •> , ... . . , . . yo into nu tno worip, in. wluo/i tho inhabitants hnvn, with mnnh tlm l.-„„,i. , . 


image, and set tlie soul cm u sure looting fur ment8 tur 


church papers. Your revival notion. „ "'“<-ii we give tlie translation. It will he . . »nu ngnt tune, to tlie eld. a year, tnu 

cheering, but the columns of the other \ t observe d what a deplorable effect Humanism 111 rm " 8 ' r '' ,lo ' u ‘ ,on cim scarcely, lio expected one at half 

fates rejoice the heart by tbimimi with them" ha f in Ji *8 u ' lsi,1 K 1,10 “ iul ple sublime truths °. l ' omc ’. l " lt " lK ' n commences iu youth, half past 3 

Your obituary ^istianity : •« <"> federally in the right way, oeminund “ 


cheering, but the columns of tlie other Ad vie 
fates rejoice tlie heart by timing with them 
lour obituary department tells liow the 
faithful-die, giving courage to. tlie timid and 
."l* 10 ,lle desponding, hut our other pupers 
illustrate, by similar examples, the same vie- 
‘"nous truths. IV hat, then, did 1 lmvo in 


“The doctrine of Jesus comes from tlie Ieiu,ln g ‘he heart, licud and conscience in the it holy ! ' Certainly, to 


Am I transgressing the 


Kuropeans: it prohibits tho wtlrsliip of an- 
cestors and tlie vonorntion of spirits. In or- 
der to deceive men s lienrts and fascinate its 


overy itinerant it 


road of improvement together, establishing would bo more pleasant to remain atone both for success m,4 slport ’ Is ‘an ln,,nmn7Tn~7t "Z “'T' P “ tll0t, ° «“«*• How impartial it Renti* , 

v‘ d frK ' ndsblp b 7 1 "' ucn tho '“- while spot nil the day : it would ho delightful, too, The missionary XtTnmong tiio colored nearly all their (radi ^ d " * t0 ° l8 mt ° * h ® 8iloilt obaD >W "acred hfgriefi 

.1 I young nn pirne. n tiem j'io to know that liis traveling companion, his people In this Conference is vory largo nnd 'churches, Methodist and Baptist '^OuMW w* widoir f 1 motbor Imprints the 1 

horse, was at rest. U lien we are doing our important; hul it has I, oca reluctantly un- bytorinn brethren liavo nreuohine here i, ^ U P°" tbe 1'P# of hor babes, anff 

Master's work on that day we do not dese- ealtivated for wapt of laborerH. At tho next the, Masonic Hall. There is one newspaper Ul ° m t0 th ° caro of th « 

crate it, but if jyo travel, visit or converse, session of our Conference we wish 'to employ pubUshcd'hero, with whom 1 believe v,„,l r , ‘ r “ tbo 7 thorle "S> andbids hor ho oom- 
for-Qurt own pleasure, we do violate its holy about ten of our useful, experienced and well L ixchun^ .Th wt S i m ^ ° f tb ®P® a ‘f where 


torious truths. What, then, did 1 have in mv ‘« «***». ve men a. Hearts anu luscinato its , - J UU ‘‘S »»u piutuie. in tnem 4 tie to know tlm 

mind when 1 involuntarily wrote vour in- ndllorent, > il 8 P cnks ‘" them of heaven anil . Crcator '. and tbc ,ia y bo ba # hallowed, .ire horse, was at 
Ismom- i i i i - „ ’’ . ho/ 1 / water. I is propagators, .aware that tho re,1K ' m bcred together by the youth, in hn.ipy 


I teresting paper 1 " 1 bad Yeffrenee' to the ’"" :l u:mer ' propagators, , aware that the *''...v.u«vreu wgeiner uy uie youtm in liaiqiy 

prition of it's “place of liuhlieatiou ” and its v .°** tl,C rCalm 0an not ‘" lerute saol > evil and profitable association. 

Biwellaneous and general news department > trme ' P re8c "‘ t0 the eyes of the people ^ 1 ’>"• national greatness, prosperity and liup- 


tmwcllaneous and general news department. 
Many a good brother; deems himself unable 


image of t/ie punishment of Jcbub, their P' ,1CSS M 10 future depend much on the tone I character. 


ii8 traveling companion, hi« thin Conference is vory largo and churchy Methodist and Bantfet ItLmw w* WuXovre * ™ othor imprints the 

□orse, was at rest. W hen we arc doing sur important; hul it has liocn reluetmitly un- liytorinn brethren have preachimr here i, 1 8 ht . 1 U P°" ‘h« h> of hor babev anff 
Master's work on that day we do not dese- cultivated for wupt of laborers. At tlie nex,: (ho Muli^r 2 ^ ^ 

pc tiaxel, visit or converse, session of our Conference we wish 'to employ published' here, with whom I » -.ii r . 7 , th Pathorl8 ##. and bids hor he com- 


■•Neither of whom ever planted u virtue moats among the white people, and go our- 


to take but one paper, and to it l,o looks for n,a3tcr ' j" ‘» ‘he ignorant aud jf ', eh to a ‘»l religion in our Sunday No. 2. “H. " in his caption. ” Brevities, ' in nient. But we can not do this unles 

mlbmation in regard to all that is trnuspi- ! n,luct ‘ tbein ‘“brave death without repent- S,cho ^ 8 ' ''hat holy anil ardent efforts are your paper of tho 27 th ult., Iiusthe allowing brethren will como to our aid. Some 
ring ra the great world around him. While ‘“f woPu1 delusion ! What strange call ed for in this important department relative to Monro and Coupe*: are .ready to give them our present up; 

"lipous men-are in the world, they must ^ a,n,lt ‘ on • The basis of our religion is 11 "‘“rary »nfi moral cultivation. Here is “Noithdr of whom ever planted a virtue merits among tlie white people, and gu 

necessarily he connected with it* affairs I "K llt f ,u9n< ' KS ’ b «‘ “ would soon b ecome vi- m ' )re tba “ “® “ver aud fulcrum of -Archim- in human nature, or wrote a line of perma- "selves to Hie colore d people, Many of , 

l»ve no sympathy witli the monkish ascetism 1 ^-7“ d ° Ctr ‘ ne ° f tbeS ° 8a vage-heart- ullu \ «»» 18 * g reat alau ""‘ of that instru- valuu tu tbo rac0 ; ' identified with this eoinnmnity, lml. th, 

which would forli id a Christian from enter- ?• ’ ,7 "‘ e " WCre to bo reduced 40 P>' a «- n ' |,ntu "‘y b y which God will yet evangefige 1 Jo not think that any man over planted fidenco of planters, understand how to 

*ng into the busy marts of competition and ' " Tu-Duc, have directed our minis- ‘"“ world. The susceptibility of children to any virtue in human nature. After God's ago missions among the- coloYed people 

bearing off fee well earned prize as tlie ro "y ^ake a report on a pe|rion which has V“8«"“ "“presemns, deserves the serums spirit lias planted tbem in the broken heart, are anxious to undertake this enterprise 

of his superior capacity and' untirlmr • addrcssed to us V 0,,r Privy council, consideration of ministers, superintendents man may assist his follow m,m iu cultivating Among the griiuiue ministers who wil 
industry and application. The Christian re l!l ' nuernln K tbc “ocessity of prohibiting the "“ 'W" " h " Iub '“' 111 ‘ ht - >8 « aohoolo. aud bringing tu maturity the same t but lie doubt, come to our Conference and gr 

‘WM was intended. to roBiilatc every I rohglonofJc8U8 ' Kow here is the opinion , Children are the subjects of especial notioe oan never do a work belonging only to the promote the interest of our Chi, rob. 


I " ■ * HUtlUB, 1 

*"o Rympathy with the monkish aseetism 
*nich would forbid a Christian from entcr- 
jog into the busy mart# of competition, an'd 
eating off the well earned prizo us the re- 


*ng. , » nat wolul doluaion! AV.lmt strange 
(aseiniition ! The basis of our religion is 
• righteousness, but it would soon become vi- 
tiated if thb doctrine of these suvage-lienrt- 
1 cd. brutal men were to he reduced to prue- 

| tice. We, Tu-Duc, have directed our minis- 
try to make a report on' a petition which has 
been addressed to us bv our nriw un,,n,.;i 


exjiunuuuBu uuu well nn exchange. It is ful of snien nnd „ . ‘ *“« wnere 

qualified members to labor in this depart- but not always of tho most polished kind. ' ****** 

ment. But we can not do this unless our It is hero that -Bro. Drake expected to- e. a P . 11 . * " ^7 ' b * co ‘ nfo, ‘ 8d - Iwep. 

brethren will come to our aid. So'tne of us (oldish a Komule College, of higlwreade ■ lm"t SfllSfe °f B ° R f 1 oven daWa to 
are .ready to give them oqr present appoint- I am afraid that it will fall through, at ’least convict whispers f ^ P™**^®* 
meats among the white people, and go our- for a while. It lias lu regularly income- haltinir Chr^Ml^t^ t0 ‘ ‘® ,rembl “g, 
selves to Hie colored people, Many of usaro ruled. One nrticlo of tile act states that lo« B bi';«tian, who mourns over his ’ 1111111 . 
identified with this uonunanity. have the eon- seven of tho Trusfee. #hM L a 0 , 1 ,1"^ ^ b ® •*•!#. 


Llie world. The susceptibility of ohildreu to any virtue in human nature. After 
religious impressions, deserves the serious tpjrit lias planted them in the broltcn 
consideration of ministers, superintendents man may assist his fellow man iu culti 
and teachers yvho labor in these schools. aud bringing tu maturity the samel l 


Writ Has planted them ,n tho broken heart, are anxious to undertake this enterprise, 
man may assist his fellow man In cultivating Among the genuine ministers who will 
aud bringing to maturity the samel but bo doubt, come to our Conference and or. 


m ,ntended .to regulate every dciinrt- 
“">tof bfe; and the Christian should be a 
man „f g me „,/ intelligence. He must sell 
t ,. uy ' aad therefore should know the state 


euuueu Willi fins oommumty, Have the eon- aoven of tho Trustees shall Is, a non-,,™ • 1 , v uu «omiorteu ; 

fidenee of planters, understand how to man- do hasiness. Dnfortunately, when the act ft 

age missions among tlm colored people, and was sent to tho Governor there were but To thc Xrim nf 7'’ 
e anxious to undertake this enterprise. seven names to it, and they are now so scat- tears, it J 3 " ^ “ 

Among the genuine mimsters who will, no (ered that it is impossible to get them all to- reap in biv to tl ^ “ W . 

Ubbcometo our Conference and greatly geth.r in order to'organize and elect otheroi 


the but, / 
withthse. 


tears sbaU 


I “'‘““ion# 


^ffirethbMUe.notionofp^ 

“ould be familiar to him. 


of especial notice can never do a work belonging only to the promote the interest of our Church, there This is to bo hiL3T' Had theT 1 b ° oomfottod ; ‘o ‘ho bereaved, thou. 

H.ily On. of Isrnul. I „„ „„ „„„ l„ , u „, „ !*'**“ — "**•"*' 

»»«ll “ Bowuro .of ftliw propl.otU, wbiS, owno f .1^, Jj 

tbeir souls mg higher, purer, noblor sentiments than are to you in slmopk clothing and others some- h,g ahead with the buildines Lw'I p K 
re treated I, V Hi,,, found n Cooners “I.eetl.nr si ... ... , m aniou wun tne uuiiamgs. Mtnow of no • *»«««, k»«i/ 


suppose he is unablo to take 


Ce'^r'T' 8h0Uld , that pa P° r “ontain 
and Wa ‘ t ' r urtielcs on Bantiem for 


■ ; * “““ water articles on Baptism I'm- , V , “““ lllu a<xuu nt ol ; ' u “““ nos explain, sr“e meiuouisi uoomne, conversion of the dove#,” and protect the flock of Christ from 

•Btunep, aB embracing substantially the same 7 le of Scluoffler, who lately fell a vie- "'Jt'MHy. the nature of repentance, regeac- 9011 '■ Now I an, willing to think that Cooper deceitful wolves, ‘and injudicious, indolent 
pouuu, and corftjiin . . . tnu to tho persecutinir UDirit of tho trovom. rj iDon ana ljutli, uro wo thoreforo to connlmls. wroto not onlv for fiuno. hut. dmt !#<# xir.uS.swi ui> n j, n »io ...,,1 <i x* .....x* ,1 


ic buildings. Hcnow of no Ouyi., »nd .taoj’. ju, r er »™tir kumii “ 1 

o can do now but to liavo n,ir “ Gleg yom wouml«l liwrtxlur* tell rooraun 

1, with names enough on it ^ h “' ““ 

witlmnt any trouble. Itis , 7/ f,u ‘; a ''“ u ‘#“»btorUMrm»yl n g, 

an opportunity pirns of hav- 

at uharactm' cstablinhod ill no Mirrotf that U«ftTMi cannot heal f 


E 8t ln d r itU ‘ n n0t 000 WOrd ab(,Ut thG 

WaL, R ,S " aa . t0rial dobate '" tbu ' buin- 
•J 6 bout Kossuth ’• und the “wild extra vn. 


ri°;, F rfr ,n aad 

J Homs Napoleon and tho r. 


On Mk tbw Infidel, whal bong ha brtnfa na* 

IVhat charm fur aching hearts he eu renal? 

Sweet aa the IleuTthty promlae, Ucac eheerlnglw alu ax 
Earth ha. no norrow that Hcareo cannot hul f 

f w. E. M. LiNrixin. 


anal” 8 ‘'“P 0100 " and tho ro - 

^ ,on and reorganization' of the British 
V, W uch ’ lf aa I' (lr ‘ aa ‘ in themselves, 
^ - ‘° b e known. Or should it oe- 

IV lalf a dozen columns in eximtiatim. 


tu. 

r;: | Tass=K==.*s» 

tho labors of behtoffler, who lately fell a vie- '“gmally. ‘he mituro of rppeptumie, rogeoe- soul- Now I am willing to think that Cooper deceitful wolvos, 'and injudicious, indolent 1 intended Ui tell v, , ' Ha,erenc “' wtatrtLLto'uir* b “" h V b ' , ”*1“ ? 
tm, to the persecuting spirit of the govern- aad f a “ b . we therefore toconolude wrote not only for fame, Hut that he desired shepherds, and at .be saam time sustain the Bossier £ ball mTeZT^Tull , 7 Swec777r„ f :,7n7S ^ ^ 

ment, by the \ mar Apostolic of Western ‘ at hl8C pr®; r 9qiq^s fur heaven arc not t? introduce to men who would not read se- true shepherds who have Hr will come to oar i will defer it to sonie other time The 1 "L h “ ”° ’“ rrow llui h^ ** 

1 onquin Reporting the death of that mis- P" 88 ® 88 ^ b y ‘"cm . that they can not fear Hcus works, under the garb of fiction, many aid. St. Paul and Wesley planted churches I c,s are hard at work nlantimr anot her P f T W ' E ' M - Unvieid. 

sionury, ho says : God, pray to him and enjoy his comforting of tho most important teachings of llolv and euvo then, to tlm nastoml cere of other. ! r ! plantiug another crop, » - . ; ‘ 

■Aou will judge of the missionary sue- b l >iri H becauso tboy oan not explain thorn to Writ. Cooper s novels arc not immoral, ” and then went into now and difficult reeions 1 vur then/wlt!** r,m ono ® will In- The Bioiit Sioe n _ 

nuM S cll ,< ; ,IC 7 J ! r '. ^ ha, “, Cr By 1,18 an - LlTST ff X C '***** . 4 has bcen , 8aid of that his first and established other churches and supplied | L rayLoSe geS’Luu. “* W ^ R «v- Dr. Cox, of 

vi/ JrT iV ; mni T? 8aC . ramontH ’ to irivrt ti f ft «c ion, unti thdy uro able pioces wore written under a tictitiouH signa- them with nVmistcrs, and bo on, for tho world j Itenkris ^ ong trcait “ 0 on the question whether tba 

Rttcans* 'f UI * ** ,,a P tlsW 8 ,)ftllflullilllrl! D 0 f .J, ap lysictt defipition . .surely ture, and that he ufterwards regretted wrf- was their parish. Let uh follow their exam - 1 v Bosaier, La March ’&* bride should stand on tho right or ltffc auU 

cS 1 m y ’\ ° f ChHdr0 " ° f ! u T y T httt prin “ pl « t !‘°y «a "8 the same. ‘Whether this be true or not, pic, and glory in giving some of our apppint-1 '' !™L of «"> "ridogroom during Z 

four thou’ won haptiBinB of adults; o make cor W to procure nourish- we know that Moore's two hyinuB, contained menta to suituble ministers, who will come or 1 , r , * mony! Ho decides that she ’should take tha 

£1 7 ir h,,, ,‘ J f ed Und “ Vcn C01 ‘- Il T m ° 8 : anJ y0t H,lL ' b ,,ur 1 Iym " aad ^Lnoing •• Come be transferred to our Conference, so that we, i ' l C^'«T right and proves it 

imvmne’ tl ‘? U8and thro ° ba " d "‘ d and ™ P^ly made. Animal, wants ye disconsolate," and “O Thou' who driest who are acquainted with the country and I & “ '*‘"8 d « V various mis- ^ .J extracts ^from m 

one hund^“r^J^“Z!S! «S'i» ^ T*' 6 “ I *a LZ'Zny of whom hare' wh “ ; ^ob maniOd hn^ 


cossos of tho Rev. Mr. Sohwffler By his an- intorro Sator ! I)o children possess 


nilt ,i n . . ^ fliSni „„x i n* x* , ‘ uiai ms nrst uautuitRuru tniiur ciiuroiics UUU HUppUOU | 

ual catalogue of 'administered uacraments, ,a ! or ^tural affection, until they are able pieces were written under a fictitious signa- them with ministers, and bo on, for the world ! 

if: two hundred baptisms of tho children of 7 8 »"> “ “ .nwtophwucal defi c ition ( Surely turc, and that 1m afterwards regretted wri- was their parish. Let us follow their exam - 1 


“PT half a dozen columns in expatiating i! l6 ! ln . 8 ' ‘ ort y-“'‘« baptisms of children of u,llldr cn can not. tell by what principle they 
7" 1,10 «qmcity of Dr. B. and Mrs. C. to r m8tianH i ‘wenty-three baptisms of adults; llru led to “ lake efforts to procure nourish- 
, uct U school, to tlm entire exclusion of ' lur ‘"“usaml seven hundred and soven con- ,n ® n ‘ from the mother s breast ; and yet such 
Wwsliy the lust stcumer ' Wliy, every "if 10 " 8 ' thr “ ‘"ousuml three liundrecl and ullurU aro properly made. Animal wants 
that Dr. Bland Mr. C. were good hlty - onu oommmiioffi fifty-two viaticums; * a ‘'« “"“wored by instinctive desires, which 
‘V in tho estimation of the committee 7° ,U1 ‘ drcd a " d Twcnty-fivo extreme unc- J'^res issue in suitable efforts. Auddoesnot 
^‘‘wnplniaantor interested correspond- 7‘T ’ 118 *? vor y Rood work fur a 7, g ‘ VU 8plri ‘ ua ' de8 'ra 8 agreeably to spirit-' 

odierg^ip. ^ j Wou ^ have been dismissed und 
J^^tofilltheirpluees. The truth 


The Riuht Sine roa the Bride.— T ho 
Rov. Dr. Cox, of Brooklyn, ho# published . a. 
long treatise on the question whether tho 
bride should stand on tho right or ltfkoido 
of tho bridegroom during, the marriage oeye- 


,re answered by instinctive desires, which 


ye di scon solute," und “0 Thou who driest J,who ure uequuinted with the country ui 
the mourner's tear,” are not only delightful! I people, may go und orgunize new societies. 


1 • . ' '* •••'■“* «**« ai.wutiiG-i a tunt, (UU yjuu uiiiv UL'UifllllUl 

1 Ml 1.8 ue in suitu )le efiorts. And does. not poetry, but will ever bo cherished by ull sifig- 
TT T": ,lbly W * pirit -' ur8 °f Z '°'H and tbrow “the sweetness of 


Oba uum , hn U T p,ace8 ' 1 lle 
lat Paper to t tak<!8 bat ono pa I” ir wants 
id it oar.].* e ®P"atioally a news sheet. 


vi.nrViv <•>■ ...i i , . i i 7 in ... J *i*“v mo ui #siuu, uuu LuruvY me sweetness ot men io suppi 

oi St re, w 1 °’ r U, '“!’ K 80Verul “ lontl “ Uimil 111 f i ■ r n ° , !’ >rh bclp tb ° iu - tbBir fragrance " to soothe the “disconsolate.' for oar miss', 

■ VaelaC “ ,CVer " 1L0nd " n Hiraari# 1 ‘ tii«y may . jjray( to tf.ttaa.twu pieces, . W^gpon^-Moorc, five.-Godriu 

Hint aright - Truly he docs, and iu a greater do not. contain a line o^ 1 pern, anent value work. They 


a ou gl*t so to bo 

11 ^ fra,,, our 
,t ’ 11 W in tliis mil 


m-nti Biiuei. I ti,,, , 

Coming, as your nu- , ' 1 l ' u,,dorf aro “"'king efforts 

Lt Soot. I, w.u,m<n ...... '‘‘“’P “1! with the march of the times. 


it i S^at 'Southwestern sou- 1 «■ * , ax , . - , «- »a»v 

’ ‘"w. in thisrespoct, many advantages , r , K ° " 10 . 0(ln 8 of «'*y und others, d,nn 8 8 statesmen on the fl’oor of Congress.' 

, : tt 7 , 8®iher, 1 find it one of the bnlon 8 ln fi. ta ‘"c Jewish jiersuasion, was “°*> superiutendents and teachers 


measure tliantwv^ are awiircof. 

1 by laljyr bestowed ujiou children I imve 
often thought is more important than the 
doings u£ statesmen on the floor of Congress.'' 


to tlie nice, '' then our Bishops certainly ought tion. "Here is tho field of labor. And wo 
not to Imve approved of the same. Hearing pray God to send a. messenger, Or Ids Spirit, 


Christ. If, thou, his “ sins wore laid'on Jc- in addition tu all this let the handrails of . 

•ajis,' wus It light to write, “Cooper knows our surplus preachers go into other mission- 1 |,, w j s |, .brethren TH ; 0I J among ion 10 ^ is,pe , wiuillod by tho Christiah'jfer 1 

far better at, out now than his oulogiscrs !'■ ary fields all over the world, and lot our * ^ ‘ ‘77... h °. : '" ,8, “ a ' ar ‘ 88 . 8bl ‘ a P<> the wisilom of God and tlm powOrof tied - 


V . w, “ uuua y. u,lu i sions. A goodly number of ChincSe imve 

ople, may go and organize new societies. cmUnioe d t| „. ,, „ m of whflm h 

We wunt, us uhovo stuteil, uljout fifteen 

, ... n r \ . Convoyed it to remote parts of the empire, 

men to supply tins Conference, and some tea T|l „ , wu Jowa whwn ' we menUonod { u 

for oar missionary enterprise ,n all, twenty- flll . mor urticlo „ lmving vUitod tlle 
bve. '.odriuis already- -wtiM then, for the fie , ftt shanghai, have returned to their 

work. 11 , Of are scattered all over our nu. ^tliren at Kbocfang-foo. During the pci 

in. Here ,s the held of , labor. And; wo r ;csl of their abode at Shanghai, they #Ll 
ly God to send a. messenger, or bis Spirit, various onrtionVof tl„. ...J 


tian princess, “on bis right did stand the 
Queen, in gold ofOphir.'t [N. Y. OU ' , ., 

Modem Infidelity a*dg 


riod of tlioir ulxidu at Slmngbui, they read sliould like to sea in some one of, tfct 

Various portiongjof tlie New Testament, und niodern periodicals devoted to the destrao-' 


WOfit ini,,. .. " ' * “** u Ml UUU Ul LIH) ixi i .i. ' • ‘ "*"■ V, ., . . * ■"•'* .v»v..v«o •X/HIU UIIIV IJUI 

table e " ln 8 Papers which roaches my J? 1 ® 1 ? u hold 10 "“““x Hall, Leudenhall stYbef, our humlay Schools lie greatly eiicouraged Christ. If th 
Will*,, , lor, the purpose of adopting moasuros for *" c y arc ilomg u great work. An uiigoP .ms," -was it r 

iter m L ( ' ad Uo ‘"ought when 1 sat down er0l)tl "« u Jews’ College, for educating the " ,mld ba luippy to he engaged in this deligh?! far better ul.o 
iiter c J„ 1‘Ofpctrato un article for your “T-f ™ 8peotabl ° l ,ar,,nt8 ' anJ ‘raining up U1 * ork ' lbe wisest und host of men e«- Are there an 
Urn tho ,7® I) T r ’" ‘"at said article would * uu **®«£ readers and teachers. At the ^ 1 ‘ a privilege and honor to. He so cm- veil's bliss to l 
teeirl,., r “°, t,oa “ did ’ • intended to say - clu8u -°f 1 ‘"® pYCoeudings a sabscription was >■ | and wliy s imild they nut ! since the of curtlily. sin 
whor. ni, “J.WMcik, Texas, my prcseift “^r®' 1 .into; wliioh produced alio, it XlOOtl. ' ' 10 ‘"""ortul .soul, of more value than mcmHcred liu 
ronliy of" • , ' wU1 ' n0 ‘ ^ tliut it is ' 11 ad “ lt Israelites wero recuntly baptised at . '‘'“^ lld d “’ 18 lbu bll j eu ‘ *>f oolic-i- 12) and of ce 

«. 7 W1 “ ridu from New Orleans to see it, ‘ he K ' ,18<;opal J ‘^' 8 '‘ Chapol, London. tudc > eflul " und1ul ; over what God 

Com* tllat 'f dUnee or business ^ j* , Mr ' ^ and as some x,j flotionM , 

If* £fi £ “ mm *. ™, «*.• „(■ u. N „ "•* 

ssiss r -%- m .1... si o&itesr. fcg* 


" •••« pu»|»unu ui uuujjuug inousuroH lor J — uu,u s^ greus work. An ungol- 
erootinjr u Jews' College, for oducuting tlio ^ happy to bo engugoU in this delight 
suns of respectable parents, and training up u w . ork ' p "c wisest und best of men cs- 
ffiinistorlal readers and teachers. At tlie *‘ LIU a privilege and honor to. Ho so cni- 


S!iL“!' vl,aoli,< ! k ''' r 


close, of tho pYOooodings a subscription was I d,i y e ' b “ 1,d why .should they i 


ited to the dcstypo-, 
•hgion, a faif, four- 
dw Testament df afilt '■ 


deliglft. J far better iiliout now than his oulugiscrs ! “ ury fields all over tho world, aad lot our »|mt so ,i t . ' ... J , m ■ anwapii, 

men es- | Are there any regrets in heuven ! Is lieu- churches and friends contribute amply to sgni'n#t ChriKtinnitv l ! mln " “"y proju iee an o su va ion, i would be quite os easy to. 

overshadowed l,v the their sunnort. of are livine f 1 ’"''' ^ wore quite willing prove it m a hold, manly and soholurdiks re*. 


*orthv Of , . wm n °t buy - tliut it is 

111 1 will 1 " l " * rui “ IV,UW Orleans to see it, 
^**“re Clr ,7, t lat " cl,Ul ‘re or business or 
11 hui Am U - y " bou ' d ®“" y° u travel the 


I intended to say , , , • 1 ,?° UUmg8 a Hul,80 r , l , ‘“ 

°f. " boolook, Texas, my present 0 , ato '® d ln ti»; wliioh produced about XlOOtl. 
“wuts. I will 'not say that itis S | U ‘“t'. 1 " Israelites were recently baptised at 
Orleans to see it, 1 16 E P“99P»1 Jewish Clmpol, London. 


veil s Miss to bo ..ovorshudowed Hy tho clouds their support. Millions of souls uro" living 


ixnsimuuncu I ly U10 elolllts WlOir support. .till 01IS 01 SOUS uro living ,,, ........... .... - , , . • . ■ , . v 

v r J . . . , , , i *° wceopt it, us an ugpunsion ot their own re- View of tlie book wh eh it. 

No, our sms forgivon ure re- m .moral darkness, iguorauee, superstition Mj,,;,,,. ’ , . ■ " 


sebolar-lta re-. 


mcnibered no mum Hy bur Maker, (Hob. viii. and siii, but tlie niTssionurios aro at homo, und | 
12 ) and of oqurso there arc no sorrovrings ‘be people Imve the money, uud a thousand ; 


over whut God bath forgivon. 


tbu people have the money, and a thousand , A Non on of Jews.— T he Jews of I’uris, 
culls from ovory rogiou of thu missionary ; hemled hy MM. de Rothschild nnd othor dis"- < 


llio edition of the New Testument in 


m u ,i — ■*■**"• -j v'**' «>■» «niui uia* 

fictions uro not useless, us wo muy see w °Hd, in thunder tones, umidst tlu) liglit- tinguishud persons^of tho sect, hnvo just cs- 


^ ^ ypuruttontioiiwoulcl be arrested plro, latclyS by 7 e Briti * I V 'fM 7 “ 0hr Sb, " hi1 "* lbi8 aba ‘T" 

>of ,r y, “ plea<ed with, the appear- sign Bible Society m hilw ' ! r ‘ .^ Iur,;au) 18 *“ * vur y Pr® 8 P®rous conditio., 

i ‘"riving and Jownm ! IV sough after, be l ' 10 aum "®r of.seholurs is 130 .; the number 


tlie l’anibles of tiio Sdviour ; but as uings, tenipests, volcanos und earthquakes of tublishod a .Society ut l’uris for tho study and 

trill Ll I Oiim. uniii in .. nmo.l' l.. 1 '. te&te . ' flu. mriPIll Wnrlll in Vllin flllil InflOuM unil G.. n ..f t) it 




I , , county. 

il ' 7 l ‘‘M«l ou 
„ du latinir 


on the north. side ,.r“ U-'.-l "T 88 bad ba ®" d ' 8 l'o®od of at a price suUb 
' *at!iiUn3- Iiorin-siao ora heuuti- oient to oovor expenses 'l’lu, „i \ ~~ ■“ •*• s ouiij making men 

^ profocting | arc proceeding with tho printing of the < Ul 1^ ,7^ f ' “ JiMMuus .nml wulll , 

north winds in wmteY, and tlm Testoraont, gt the rniwon n^ Wy Uct i» managing it. i) w excellent' 

’ ' - * « » . ■ ” uie mission press. labrunan, as well us all the T.«.„b..r. ..... . .. 


ovbry good tiling said in a novel is far Itjttur “ lc moral world in ruin, and longer und 1 piepugutioij of tiio sacred sciences. .. Rouiuh 
said in the “Book of Bobko,” and us 1 havo "'“dor reiterate, “Conic aver into Ahcetlimia , : have been taken, in which religious iustruo- 
iceu so nnieli misery uttributublo mainly to and lielp tu 1 “ I). Jy. i tjon is given gratuitously to young men doa- 

uovel reading, in tlie weakening of tho roa- Louisiana, April, 1852. , tilled for the priesthood, and in w.liieh Jews 

son, ill inducing false notions, in being the ?’• ' V ® ro»P«ctfully request the weekly of ull Musses assemble to, pray und boar reli- 


ltielmrir Itobei’tooi, has bis lieu! L.7i i pru ""“ cr of unha PPy "'arriagex uild POp« r8 “ f “ ur CJwoh tu copy this arHMo, or , gjous hooks read. A> Habbi is attached to tlie 

and soul in it. and be 1 'l ' ’7 mak,n 8 ,a, ' n think the Holy Bible also a lie- write in favor of. tllb subject, for our bonoflt. establishment, und every Sunday At. Albert 


luippy loot in luanagiug it. Our exeelleuC 
librarian, Us well us all the Toughers, are 


m, I would say unto all, m m read a novel. 

I*. A. S. 

Terry’s Bridge, April 9, '52. 


establishment, und every .Sunday At. Albert 
' Colin, a distinguished Oriental scholar, reads 



The Christian -religion is u solace to all, in I and explains pussuges from the Fathers oft 
the dark hours oftad varsity , | fie Synagogue. .* ■• ' ( 

' ■'9 »■ 'dj ” U v - , 


as hy [Kitty, hair and half; tnio and fq% ( 
losopliienl essays iu the in' w .|mnere*5S®i 

I uarturlies. Tho time w.... when infidel 
lad ubtifd front and u bsoum'o steel. 

; lurched up to tlm sUoughubJ” OfChristit 
y, and struck ut the typi-A of tig,, syatq 
' rue it mudp u failure of it, bgc lbe world 
' riser now tkfH It was then, unit “ pnunOH 
i tho watchword of tho Infidel p.irtv m’n 
ountry and abroad. Why then do we hn 
) track the enemy oa you wMtid an. 10Hi 
i rough tbc forest, who feats to.fexye * fu 

lust you tie him to u riwiiiilinu, apb i),, 
>rec him to explain lriiasulf, bejure liu wi 
dmit that he il the oppowr W revM.ti.ai 


» 







flit Inn (Orleans Christian 


X •' 


I that he believra Paul ajt. uiapp ▼». - 

m oowfcre that ho be- .. tions and town observations, I do not remcm- Visitor for May, the oditor gives an extract ^ in relation to tiny of them. Un-Saturday, opposition— Whigs, Cobden Rad'V*""** 1 ^ 

m Moore were inspired We hare been farored with another visit |,p r ^n instance in which they have been sop- from a letter from Bishop Andrew. We can jj le jviemoriiVl Committo RS t • , the Ministerial Committee mot again upart, ites — is looked upon as a dinh * Cn 8 ? n ^ *’•*!• 

that he believes from the Hector.' 14 is but justice, maybe, to grated. This singular fact is undoubtedly imagine hoW boarty ?ordHl from >ud l, a . nd j ournnlent , t Tuesdav niaht MKreh Iff -and * mended their re P° rl in conformity With tion, and lms ratber helped UnT 

, MMol.'Af hia Inst, mililinhod Hnrrnon (minded unon n. nTimilar misunderstanding of I ; , , ‘ ., . _ , "J" ,lrn men as ues ay mg it,, lire 6, I t |, e guggeationa of the lavmcn. hitherto. Inis tinrnn i,;„ irnl? l)w V,trk» 


Dr oiapp X M W° 0(,amal> ’’’ true is this^ that in all my rural peregrina-'j ENrom.AoEMENT.-ln the Sunday School 

tions and town observations, 1 do not remcm- Visitor for May, the editor gives an extract 

We have been fevered with another visit p rr ^ instance in which they h'nvo been sep- a letter from Bishop Andrew. We can 


LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. 


WESLEYAN AFFAIRS. 


ity, with only one modification of importance 
in relation to any of them. On -Saturday, 


As to politics. Lord J 0 h n >, 


_ _ - • • •■ .. i„„(„„,tino. of 0 ' ‘ ’ nujuuniiiicnv, nisi i ueRuay mgnt,, iviarch Iti, 

quote so much 'of his Inst published sermon founded upon n, pT.pi lar mlRU "i C ”^". !" g “ source, must hnvo. nerved up Brother S. for a not at Birmingham or Manchester, as had 
as seems to be directly in answer to our oor- t <e lr. s rea views. 0 m8 _ n . fresh season of toil. We rcjoico with those been .originally expected and intended, hut 


respondent : 


fat Qalj^infl theta say thnt every thin*' good quote so much 'of his lost published sermon founded upon ta J«^lar misundersfand bgj. H0UPC0> mu(|t i mv0>ncrve d U p Brother S. fox- a not at Birmingham or Manchester, as had th ®«M?^ons of the hymen. hitherto, has homo' him»cir’l| kc tt 

to God, a»4 he Sieves in all alike’ Why as seem, to be directly in answer to our oor* the Dr.'s real views, lie has fre sl. season of tpil. We rejoice with those been .originally expected and intended, hut sJwarl 71 a ? T ^ ■" q° am! a rroMo. Still ! beUerefr 

a—l. kUu to receive the New Testa- . , • K — flition as a behover in a limited retribution, V •' • I ,i a. r„i» „ u n , i StcWftrj8 . , Loaders, Trustees in Society in tho tion is dead and buried 

■ml andean nretond to tell tou What is F( *I >on dent. and I suppose that it has happened according that rejoice ; breidcs, when «* are made glad "X d< ' . f c Circuit, and Local Preacher* of 'three years' March 28. 1852. X V. 

' Sldt^lakMte to Why do a "* k ""’ foe pmerl. : while he gave but an M, in the same way, surely two of us will be ^" finally amnged The Committee spent continuous standing after the completion of 1. _J_ _ 

foey admit the Old Tnta^nt°to be from . “Two facts have occurred within tlio last his disciples have taken a yard. That ho glad again : meeting 3 ! whToh'lmd l^hTi’nterlm'boon lire- t ]‘ eir probation, together (of course) with all ' r» .h. n. 0 . cm,^ 

Ood. and than call it a u Hebrew reservoir’ fnw days which have given a direction te my ever Banctioncii this doctrine of 4 no e , »» “ Bp. Andrew has expressed the feelings of ntirad hv th« SnorWnpinn t„ *i,„ nv «nin ni * n,8ter9 °f the Circuit, including 'the Revival. r,t "‘ nA4t# ^. 

. .. .a a * • . * « tttL. j. aka* tk n „,.nnon fiinf i npfiKnlilT nntpiin : but this is thu popular ver- I. * n/ .ll rtll , 1. 1.-..: . 1. . r..i I ■’ ' et - 8 . ’ries. Il 10 evening a [ Honernuineraries whoso nnninu imnonr on the . - a* . 


they admit the Old Testament to be fVor 
Gad, and then call it a - Hebrew reservoir 


noies’ Why do they thoughts, suggestive of tho sermon tlint 1 probably untrue; but this is tho popular ver- his colleaguos in the Episcopacy, in tho fol- number of minUtefs and friends worohlvited 

to (kith in Christian- shall now attempt to deliver. A periodical smn of the matter— a version which d lowing pnssage, which wo take the liberty of to tako coffee totfethnr and attend nih.«, r 

e the queedon whether of great celebrity in some quarters, belong- justice to its reputod author, and is produe - ^^tracting from a private letter. Spoaking t | l0 fj na i n , p’.v T ! lr ' S 

or his evangelist* have ing to tho Methodist denomination, has been ive of a fearful nmount of moral ovil. oMiin intention to write for the Visitor, the nial " Committco and suDnorters oXV't 

It-- ■ — rtf l«Sa Inn. I..IaIw 1 1 . Jkni.lninn n flnanei ntintl (if n . , nil* .. 1 a !lt. A l mnnl/l I in Itiulinn anna • I In tkn PnnCnunnnna I' I. 1 ..... ... * I 


. Y. ObMmr 


In die reports of hit Jeer . lately sent to me, containing a description of p ut ^ f« iU lt with the Doctor would be Bishop says : 1 In tho Conferences f have on- : n , r an( i Newton worn hnH, wnan ni t\ 8ulj J ect of gcnoral interest to the Connection, 

5J5. vjewiT^d~to W ad^j s ^n-TMing out with liik bmd and j^ciworoirto^^^T^uIS^i^^OTl^^miiip^^^^j^^^^^^^ooting^Th 0 ™^ 


uieir proiifttion, together (ol course) with nil * v Forlhe N 

tho ministers of the Circuit, including the Revlw 1 ' Cl " u “" u,, sk 

supernumeraries whose names appear on the * 

printed minutes. Any member of this meet- Han. MrTvkni i; : A desire to 
ing is at liberty, at the June quarter duy, to l mt revivals down is manifesting 1 *** 
propose a memorial to the Conference on any tions of our Church. Tlijs desire *** 
subject of genoral interest to tho Conneetion, as an omen of ovil, ns fraught with** 


Bao. McTyeihf. : A desiro to B 


limotatf. 


that ho communieato to the Superintendent odist Church cun not’ prosner 


of tho Circuit tho terms of his motion ten without revivals; Other churches , "** 
days previously. Tho meeting is ut liberty per without them, hut she can not 7 ^ 


“ I confoss that 1 read these Words not with ..With rospoot to that denomination by have d’ono your duty nobly as its editor. The ‘of’both^ 
anger, but with deep sorrow and astonish- whose organ your pastor has been misrepro- Sunday Sohool Visitor richly deserves tho and Falconer succeeded him in able speeches 
pient — sorrow that a statement so untruo and sented, I entertain tho most cordial feelings universal patronago of the Southern Church, The Uev Willi;, Arthur „ u i ‘ ,i 
injurious in its tendency should beoiroulated of.love, admiration nnd (as I trust) Christian The fact is, it must be sustained; wo call not doc-8— Xlf and several other erntleinXlT 
over tho United States in a widely-spread, fellowship. I havo read their history from do w ithourtt. , Tho hdpe of the Church in l owed The meeting m, nroim ,.«i 
most able and popular journal: and astonish- the days of tho immortal Wesley, with the the future dopcndB on our children, and their bite hour g P te on 

ment t|i*t my real view. t<mchii>g this Un- deepst interest. As a body of Christians, training is largely dependent On an Krom , the report) it appottrcd that notwith .' 


NEW ORLEANS : 


Saturday Morning, 


to amend in any way they may deem right, horn in a revival— she was* rnuUd 85 

,^^11 : i„ a i a • a At -i ,.ri - r . *' Ke « inttimi 


The C. Presbyterian Advocate, of Tenneo- „ w 
M, praters against the lale treaty made by 
the United States Commissioner with the In- ^ , 
£ans of Oregon. From a lettor written by , 

A. . ... *aJ. !a! ‘ 


ment tjiat my real views toucliing this im- deepest interest. As a body of Christians, p rope r training is largely dependent on an p rom the report ; t apnonrcd 
portent subject should be so grossly misap- they deserve the highest praise; and have efficient system of Sunday School' operations, standing the sad loss of mem 
prohondod by any body.” done as muoli (and I think more) for pure and in carrying out this plan the Visitor is „ r0 at general embarrassment o 


is at liborty to appoal to a special circuit alterod, and she remain ns healtlTv" 
meeting, as td a new jury, for u rehearing of erful as she now is ! ■ P 0 *' 

tho cnBe. This jury, to consist of not more We have no way of determining W |, , 


<; Wooddtnan '’ is able to sponk for himBelf; religion, than any other sect of modern times, un indispensable auxiliary.’ ” , ,: nn im ,i .i,„ ,, j . , 

a..a t * >k.i i, n Dr. Chalmers, of Scotland, ! pronounced upon ,. a 11 a e u P on >o mdy manner as it maV deem best. revival breezes and revival Am 'rAV'*'^ * 

tot, «».?»*-*» them a lugh and merited eulogium, when he. . at large for the eomp^eteon and support of This was- tho most difficult point by fur he- Meth^ist ship, has been pS^g 

have muopprehondod tho dieting , Methodism it ChristiSnity in earnest., . .Sabbath Sqiool Celebration. ^-Jha New the ' '"71°' '1°"''“ fw ‘ rftm,n S % forc '«w mooting. It was found WUpajT jioK ta, ^ort, fiTkiiig oii boa's ^ I 

preacher.” In tho next quotation, in which , ^ fraternized witll the iftity and Orleans District Sabbath School Union, em- 7 i'" ?T ® V °, "’,° nth “ dorirable, * lmt apparently impracticable, to- hound for the port of Eternal (L 1 ' 

tho Doctor. is illustrating What tho “new ministers of this Church, and have never, to ’’racing all tho Methodist schools, EngUs i X ; ‘"7 llad of ^oh all tix d general rule as to the inode of selecting | wo ^iow suy to these breezes, “ \L 

idnrvflncil xuifii , 1 j n , and (Termini, nf nnd Ndw vutlun about had been vauL and the thin inru in (liflnvn»,F ia r,...«.i i • i . 1 8 ^- 


uppoareu uiai noiwitn- tho oaBc . This jury to consist of not more We have no way of determining . 
standing the sad loss of members, and tho. than twelve persons, chosen by the Quarterly I* the developments of Wle “utuX , ^ 

^ * own members, in J v the post. Th'rough tho I 


fanner missionaries, we learn that 
nt misrioDories arc hereafter to 
from that Territory. 


point by far bo- Methodist ship, lms boon proni-U™! 

pprononaoa me a»nng».»ne« .Method&itii lg ChnstiaSty m caniSC . Sabbath School Celebration. -.T hff Ncw l 4l ’ e "“0*°^ ^ Wormal Coltogo, tor training day I fore the meeting, it WM "ftBina .paftb po rt , fa l tlnf on hl'V 0 “ 7 I 

In the next quotation, in which , ^ nlwfly8 fratcr „ ized with the lftity and Orleans District Sabbath School Union, em- “ 0Q ' e desirable, 'but apparently impracticable, to- hound for tho port of Eterf^^S I 

!• illi-alMilimr Wllllt. thfl 14 IU»W ... ' « ' /-<■ , % . IlfnAinff nil (ho \l«»f lifA/liut aillmnln | isluOU lllld l)CCD HUl)8Cribcd. ()f wlllolk nil I (it n'i*nn«M.,l ...I,, „ A.. A t-~ a.. I 1* ^ Slujj 


— iiiiuiDiwiD via aiAiao uoauauu, auu innu uovui, - * O . , , nonfl 1 ' J 1 I , 

birth v is, regeneration is made identical with my knowledge, uttered a word, nor performed and Germun > ^ and adjacent to New .Or- '^thin hbout £200 had been jw*/, and the 

° J ?• _ . ... - ’ r »i.^i a n .»' r«»nfc would nnnn lm . fnpLlwninun^ WLt 


.vq— in y &uun iuukv) uvreiuuu mnu< uui iiuuuniit'U * , 11 . ip.i . . , ,,,, 

recuperation, repair and rejuveneoenco. The an notion ^of unfriendliness towards them. 7 ‘ he “ ow t 


this jury in difl'erent circuits. It wus found Shalf)vc.Vxtinguisli. this tire ! 
to lie also impossiblp to determine, for. tl>a , MiDistorhJ. brethren, let u 


W A 'IT, "TWIT — ™ - - f rovuporauuu, rupuu auu &X7JU«V«AOOvaaviu. *aa« au ttUUUll Ut lumiuuuuuUM bUVIUlUO IIICIU. , J', ' ' " r *" 1 a a! . a* r a . - ^ r; '•J l A... A. -.oi.ua Uiwt-utv,,, 1UI UB not 

I'ha treaty was held nenrthe spot where M d . work 8 ^ emg to ^ loft> in hiB viow l„ one morning I collected nosnmll sun. from ^ eh « e Church ’ ™ Ca f 8trcot ; on tlla J n() !r wh ° thor , tl, ° W shoula V d liuidmi “' k ^ “f' WeUiudism. bet „ s £ 

• tv. ladn wnrnl R ... i 1 _ a^ l.i_ i.„;i.i it.. _u WodncsdaV IlCXt. Mav 5. 1 lift OYormnna no prLMHUie 1108 neon IJ1 ought to bear in kihpii /mi re Hfi/fi (triilwtnlil ItH II utnnilmie v. 1 -. I- ... 


Dr. Wightmon and lady were 

i hr the MVtees, some few yean .. euureu on iuu euruer ui ruyuras anu Laron- , ” ' ... - — . D — I T 

n,. mi*anarv writes • ap08tle ’ T ‘ f f J, , ^ Ch ‘ delet streets. During the first part of my ftnd “"K 8 - wdl bo ’T tl10 childr °n of tho va- 

“TT n be 58 a ncw ®r«<“mre; M are P™* residence here, though quite poor, I often Hou \ Boh * K)l8 ’ and wiU commence at 7 p. m. 

' ^ rf^£^theddLt white per- uway 7 behold a« tAiiigi aro bocome new ’ ” • threw my mite into their treasury, f did so The public are invited to attend. 

‘j^OlMonand the youngest five “Suppose you Bhould hear a person say from principle and affection. Thoreis nocs- J - G ' 1 A1U,AM > Marshal. 

FkeniAeoverthrow of our nusrion, oonoerning a barren field or fruit tree, that a sontial difference botwocn my theological 1 — : - 

. tteU inod tho hope H,«A »od would particular treatment, or tho application of views and those of- Wesley, Fletcher, und Dr. r., u,. n. o. ehn.ia. Ad.o^a. 

i way for us to return and renew our particular means, would cause it to experi- Adam Clark ; but if there wore, I should not To the Subscribers of the S. M. Ptdpit in tin 
or foe poor V-m-— This hope enoe a new birth, would not every one undor- think tho loss of thorn on that acoount. I bounds of Use Mississippi Conference. 
foont to be realuod when I was ap- “food preoisely whot was meant by suoh Urn- do not believe that a man must have precisely Thq Report of the Committee on ,1’criodic- 

by our, Government, through foe od- guage’ Not long sipoe I hoard a gentleman my crcod in order to bo a Christian. 1 re- als and Accounts for the S. M. Pulpit, had 

mr foe Hon. Mr. Thurston, remark, when speaking of a certain building, moniber the time when McthodiBtS wero not reached Hro. DcemB, up to the 3d inst 


of tho process ; or 


ems to DO 101L, in DIB VIOW 111 UIIU muruuiE i wucuwiu uuuiimu Hum irum .... 1 *1 * .. i 1 - 1 w ,1 , V j ^.il-la.la 

docs he mean with the my personal friends, to help lmild the old Wednesday next, May 5. The exercises, ‘ h n " I’r^ure^hiis l;emi lirougl.t to hear | )C chosen pro re, mtu, or should he a standing 

_ :r u rw ® churoh on tho eornor of Foydras and Caron- c0 “ 818tin g of addressos, dialogues, recitations “P gn tlia Connection ®^P^™ 8 hav « circuit jury, periodically re-eligible, or to he, 


and Bongs, will be 


by the children of tho va- ^ een adored with quiet 8pon,tuncity, and filled up' by new elections upon |i*ach vacauo^ 
will commonco at 7 p. m. t ’ mt tbe y ’ lav0 ’ leon aooompanied, in- a great as it occurred. These- difficulties had led the 


lie chosen pro re until, or should he a standing ^constantly and zealously for qU f u u 
circuit jury, periodically re-eligible, or to ho/ sweeping Methodist revivals; % ^ 5 
filled upby uewelootioiis upon bach vaeaiiyy.' work of the Lord prosper in oarknik ! 

HR If. nni>i'l#tul llKnumiliflloiilfwia kml UTd lha wn ulmll Cn,.ll. 1 . . •' ' - . ^ 


7b the Sidisrrd ‘ nf ,1 c M p , ■, ■ pecuniary expression of .esteem. ered that this would be, in many large towns 

1 if f , M S ’ M r P f P ”* >e 11,18 hu8 boen ’ 118 1 bcforC inf0rined you, a li very perilous experiment, if was argued 
T X { ’^ Mississippi Conference; - purely lay movement. It was even desired that in times of party spirit especially, in s 
Thq Report sf the Committee on 1 oriodie- that ministers should not contribute. Not a difficult or momentous disciplinary Case, u 

uls and Accounts for the b. M. Pulpit, had few of them, however, have refused to be ex- jury which should consist of betweeu.one bun- 

not reached Bro. Deems, up to the 3d inst.. eluded from- a share, hoWevcr trifling, in tho dr «d and two hundred circuit officers, of va- 

I hlR will n<*.(>mihf. for vntir nnf rnonn-lr.^ ...i i „n i t.i « N 


number of instaneoB, with buoIi testimonies Ministerial Committeo to devolve the re-hear- 
of veneration and lovo for tho distinguished illg 0 f the ease at once upon (lie wholeQuar- 
men bn whose behalf the movement has been tcrly Meeting bodily. But the ablest and 
made, as unspeakably enhanced tl»e value of ,mo5t influential of our lay gentlemen consid- 


we shall finally reap a harvest rich andeter. 
nul. Tho fiord' help us ! 11. Ms ■ 

Camden, Alii., 1852, 


To the Subscribers of the S. M. Pidpit in the 
bounds of the Mississippi Conference. 


•Aivai. luuuuuimi UI UUI lay tuuuuuiai uuuoiu- n , , - 

ered that this would be, hi many large towns, P1 y mouth Colored Mission, AU.0« 


li very perilous experiment. It wus argued We give an extrae\ from u letter reemd 
that in times of party spirit especially, in a , r01ll thc missfonarVv Rev. L j ssWW 
difficult or momentous diseipl.uary Case, u, datcd Wjpoj lm . .’ ’ ^ 

jury which bhoulu comjiBtul butweuu.ono lmn- 


“ 1 a "> s tib trying tb do tlio best. / 1 


foe middle district, to be that it had been born again; the edifice al- treated with contempt and derision by the This will account for your not receiving tho subscription; and all havo hailed with glad- the ...is-sioiiary work among the 

pss, our missionary station, laded to hod underwent thorough repairs. Preshytorians, Baptiste and other orthodox Pulpit, and for other directions not being at- ness an undertaking for which there has T l.X.i . color; and the more l labor with XXX 


‘Ihe bloody teagedy. This I It is a common thing in this city when I soots throughout the United States. But for tended to. I have made another report, Iheon no' pX.fXr^^pl^bablXX jr^iU be° I 7io 
bis greatly weakened, how- 1 speaking of -our friends in autumn, after re- 1 mysolf 1 never joined in this hue and cry which I trust will reach tho office soon. Your because they felt that Drs. Newton and XXX X! ' InTr, , ‘ „ X.,’, 


thoro has u nd unwieldy an assembly. The proposal ol' Uol ° r ’ U,ld tllu ““S’ 1 laljor with them aid 

:n I . . . y ‘ Ini* tlinm : l i ... 


i greatly weakened, 


lor them, the more convinced 1 am that it is 


of foe Superintendent, I turning from their summer exoursionB, to say against, them, and whon a more ohild I often requests will bo attendod to. , 


if my field to foe South, as * how well thoy look ! They are completely exposed mysolf to ridicule and Buffering, by 
y would i. e. to foe rejuvenated ; they ore born again.’ ” , going to their meetings. I loved to hear thorn 

foe Umpqua country. This But thnt no one may hereafter mistake sing-and pray. 


April 21, 1852. 


H. H. Montgomery, 
Chairman of Committee. 


Your hoeauso they foil that Drs. Nowton and democratic ; and after a very luiig and able ?>'« work of tho Lord. There is un inenwd 

Bunting, oo-ovoIb, and equals in fame, though^ discussion, it was found neeessury to mod- mtc ‘ rost nunnlest among them : the cli» i 

, so different in their order — brethren who ify it, young negroes ure improving very hit, Ik 

eo. have boen “pleasant in thoir lives”— and The appoal from tho sentence of .tho Siipcr- “‘•robots uf .foe churoh beeuniing mon*. 


VVUUWJ. * — J I 1 ’ * A I miu, UlbUl IIIUI U III 

I out of foe Su- 1 him wr« ■rive, in tho following, the Dr.’s own I “ I havo lovod thorn evor Binoo with tho IV S. Tho Nashville and Louisville Chris- 1 side bv side, aro 

— . - -tri ttm Ir Z l' ~ rt l X ' 1 r ■ l l J ‘ WL-l-ll ’ P. m ’LT VX •".VI. "I IT '" I ~~l~ mr ^ : T V ’ \ 


who, after more than fifty-two years of labor I intendent iu still, as before, to tiic collective 


imoot humiliating to every true do finition of his own faith, italicised by him- a ^°r a “3T puH^ .onTTreTToveT The last tmifAlvocate wiil flense copy. 

A treaty mi fanned with the ... thirty years, at different times, I have trav- ■ , 

is Middle District, on article ot 8C ' ... , eled extensively over tho new States in tho 

ides that no yfmenam fi. e. Pro I- “ the dialo 8 uo of our ^ wl ‘ h Nlcode ' VaUey of tho Mississippi. Efery spot where Th# L * t ® Profe *‘ or 8tuart 

isuary shall ever again enter their inns it is used ina moral to mgnify that n half dolen log cabinB had boon built , i H waB our happiness, not ver 
rhis treaty was msde near Fort uh nnge of principles mid hab U whmh is es- found ombraced ln the oircuit , )f Bome itine . viait And()veri (Massachusetts, ' 

la, which had been a most active rentiol to a Chnstinn hfe. lo born, again, rant Methodist preacher. There these se- spend a few hours under tho ro 


“par nubile f rat ruin *' whom to honor and to 
distinguish ubovo all others was a happy rec- 


tlie Conference. Wo feel this to be on csseli- 


young negroes are improving very fast, tit 
members si .the eluireh beeuming momfc. 
voted, and the patrons und the oversccasm 

of them, though not converted nu-n cWae 


tiui point— one which, as pastors,, we ure nut to bq present and listen to .the- Gospel; ud 


ompenso of justice and- of lovo. It is re- I at liberty to yield. The exposition of tholaw ul 'ton, when 1 have seen the tears of urn 


markable, too, that the men by whom this must he with the ministry. For teaching trickle dowirthe cheeks of the oversea «M 
mil ever again enter their 8 h f d “ on cabin8 had 7° n 1 »«* our happiness, not very long ago, to “ United Testimonial Fund" has been devised, and upholding this in its futegrity and pX !*“ ^ifo, with their little children urouiW 

Uy was mode near tort * aX/hristion life To lie bom again the , clrflu ' t ," f "°me itrno- visit Andover, (Massachusetts, U. S.) and to initiated and carriod through, number among rity lliey are responsible peculiarly to Christ, lutL ' ri -' 8t V' d in tin’ great work, my soul k. 

is had been a most active ' reoolu- 77 l ?'” !acb ; r ' rhe ™ tbe “ spend «■ few hours under the roof of the late tlie most active of themselves some of the and they can not consent that when, a sin is " eun made happy, and in the limgmged 

of foe Papists for some 1 ■ i, ( fr 1r A , r ), “luded settlers held meotmgs on tho Sabbath, Professor Stuart. At that time tho professor most indepeudont, as well us the ablest and proved, u vote of a majority of the lay offi- on <> «'f “Id, exclaimed, “Bless tlie Lord, Unj 

s massacre. Some seven- «“» % to becZea saZZ prayer to listen seemed a hale, ns he was a hearty old man, most influential, minds in Methodism. There eors of the flock should deride how that sin 8uu1 ’ “ ud ‘hat is within ms;pfoeto 


I Jesus Christ around the religion of JeBus and the tmmmit 
,He adds farther ; of Calvary. There they had tracta, books, 

“Some may th ink that, though we admit newspapers, Sunday sohools and Bible classes, 
e fact, yet we do not attach as muoh im- * * iero * 

rtanee to the attainment of a new heart ’ 

many other churches. Y\ hat do- wo ha- Aa when* the r»y» through blaxing windows pour, 

tuallv sav on this subieot'l -Do we not On m»rble »h*lt and teMelated floor.’ 


I of hia eonveredlion. We refer to this inter- 1 men among tho speakers of Tuesday week. 


MB hlfma the maasarre. Bome seven- J . . . a > < )r reugious meditation and prayer, to listen seemed a hale, as he^was a hearty old man, most influential, minds in Methodism. There 

pal mimionaries have been laboring in f e< t u,s ' e 0 ‘^P^ eas,ln a to the reading of the Scriptures, and to con- and surprised us not a little, by the vivacity was more than an ordinary proportion of bucIi 

ml country rinoe foe momaoro, and ^ °f Htaven, and a genuine disciple of template those thnllmg wonders that cluster of his'convorsdlion. We refer to this inter- 1 men among tho speakers of Tuesday week. ' 
n; and foey are now left, by treaty, the Cm> " >S tt ^ oand ‘ 16 rub ® l0n ld ^ eBUB ani4 “ 10 summit v iew, however, chiefly for the purpose of re- Dr. Bunting ageB vory fast— but on "that 

OOapante of that important field. They He addfi farther : of Calvary. There they had tracts, books, marking on what struck us os a peculiarity and evening spoke not only with the beautiful 

MMMOlg every earner and visiting every “Somo may think that, though we admit newspapers, Sunday sehoolB and Bible classes, defect in tlie subjeot of our sketch. He modesty and unfeigned humility which nre 

. I did not learn this till our last expe- foe loot, yet. we do not attach ns muoh im- ’ kerc * talked with the utmpst fluency and diseur- his real characteristics, and which bocome 

, by M, to foe coast in the Rogue River portanoe to the attainment of a new heart sivon'ess on whntovor occurred to him, how-' more beautifully manifest as his “outward 

ly, to treat with those tribes for their “* many other ohurohes.' What do wo ha- a« whw,, the r»y» through bluing wioilow* pour, over unimportant, and seomod studiously to man perishes,” but with a chaste propriety, u 

haring been appointed one of the ritually say on this subjeot ! Do ,we not On m»rbl« ih»n »nd tnueuted floor ’ eschew every thing fitted to remind mo that forco, colleotednoss, and oven power of voice, 

skrinrsn, with the Superintendent, to avow and toaoh in the most unqualified man- “ Some ofthe happiest hours of my life have ho was a biblical philologist, rather than a which were surprising. His infirmities, how- 

wifo foe tribes far their lands west of ner that without this gift it is impossible to I been passed in these humble, retired places nlore citizen of the world. On leaving him, I ever, weigh him down fast he Becms to break 


should decide how Hint siu 8UU | uud al1 ‘hit is within me; praise his 
They can not consent totx- ' llul y 1 w» filling seventeen a], pett 


is to be visited. They can hot consent to^jx- ^ 1 um nilin K seventeen appou 

pound Christ's law of holiness and enforce m «»‘ B every four weeks ; have frequently 


view, however, chiefly for the purpose of re- Dr. Bunting ages very fast— but on that h ; B requirements of church purity according P tenoh f,lur times on Sabbath, ride som 
marking on what atruokua os n peculiarity and evening spoke not only with the beautiful to the vote of u meeting On this point the twcnt S or tllirt y miles,- and catechise from 
defect in the subjeot of our sketch. He modesty and unfeigned humility which nre speeches of the Rev. John Scott and tho Rev. fift y to onc hundred children, 
talked with the utmpst fluency and diseur- his real characteristics, and which bocome \\r Arthur (ns published in tho Watchman") “We cun riot 'enter upon this delicate wut 
siveness on whntevbr occurred to him, how-' more beautifully manifest as his “outward ara , ldm ; mb ie These reverend gentlemen’ - aB wo do upon .a wliijp mission field; ttchia 
over unimportant, and seomod studiously to man perishes,” but with a chaste propriety, a be ; t obBorved llre umonii tlio truest and to wait until the planter says compoverui 

PHilllPW pvppv fliinir fiffxvl I fnron nnllnnfmlnooo ...wl I ’ ^ » IfUCBk ttliu , . , . 


eschew every thing fitted to remind me that I force, colleotednoBB, and oven power of voice. 


Am moo n u he announced this eDter the kingdom of heaven ? No Mu- 
te hit treaty with the Upper ner over was or ewi be admitted to those 


largest reformers in Methodism They show |* cl r and tl.ere are many who wouldte 
that n minister pan not divido his peculiar imi ‘ e ’* B 1 ‘ ,e y cnu B c ‘ preaching on i 
responsibility, and is not at liberty to put his ! ' ,lbbath: 1 have b ‘“ httle doubt, if I cell 


! of worship. 


tho observation occurred to me which Vol : |daily. He- is now, in every one's sight, a ()ffiue into c ; mmiBaioI1 , abdicate aU ru i fng preach fifty times on a Sabbath,, that 

IniFO ninrin In P.mmintm Al. „ 1.. AA I fnnl.ln nn ,A.l .. ....... Li:.. ' ° ....A Al.-.A _1 A., a: A,. .1, 


- J a/ 1 . . ' ■ _ . , ¥•• 'IIUVII lino OUIIIIIIIOOIUU) UI/UILUIL Ull llllllip, 

“ I honor a denomination that makes such riirc made to Congreve, when, the latter I feeble, aged, tottering man. His memory, functions, to submit to become tlio mere in- 

• . ■ a hinlnd Alin* Un n » nnn Ai,J A „ V. . ’a.J - -1 I ^ "l, „ A .. 1* II . 1...A Li J A 1* i'll ’ 


of awrehuning to font field. I blissful mansions of light. We use foe term I efforts and sacrifices to carry the messages of hinted thnt he expected to he visited only as I too, begins to fail ; buthis understanding still Btr ument und orcan of a niiioritv the mere 

J. J J Al 1 . _/• __ I FnimndKifinn f/i dnuinnotn fln-fr. intnrna(in>v I ll.- / ' a.. - ] .1 La._ a m>nflnninn 11 t.linf lind Im hann mn.nL .. I nifniria ifu aimsnmn/iu Un ia afSIl Al-... .... ® J J7 


• of my choioe, and the people of my rogenoration to designate tlmfc interesting the Gospel to every bod and daughter of our a gentleman, “^hat had ho been merely a retains its supremacy. He is still the sage, actu , iry am j ROrva nt of a hoard Of Society tl,e bimiB at nighty and it operates well. lit 

tries, ni taken »w»y.” - epoch in tho progress of un immortal mind widely extended territories. I honor a do- gentleman, he (Voltalte) should never have hut tho orator qml ruler he can be no more. , l ( bcon , Weslevan ministers cun not believe ‘he overseers understand the regular aijli 

The editors of foe Home Missionarv re- wben “ ewhangee the deformity, diagraoo nomination which has always stood up witli been desirous of seeing him.” Dr. Newton, too, begins to bow : that' no- • ' t , ' , , anthmitu nf tlie sonnrnted that tlie missionary is to be there, andhicu 

Mk won foie treatv • ’ and wretchedness of Bin for the 1( eaoo, dignity thc firmnem of a granite mountain against But if Professor Stuart had his fnulte, they hie framo gently hondsr-his eye glows jmt ministry and of^ tenders anil local preachers 

Tiv , _ and loveliness of true virtue ; when the seeds the horrid dogmns of Calvinism, and in favor were suoh as might have boon concealed, had as formerly— his Btop is slower and heavier— V , .. . B „ nB „ , 1 ,.’. 

Wo ca n tut refra’n from expressing thc 0 f eternal life begin to spring up ip tho eoul of tho offers of a universal redemption through he more ounning and less frankness. “We his foatures grow bare and somewhat hard— . f .. . \v fl'nl t "tl t J 

imimm oBtand grief with which we oon- to flourish and bloom in a progression that Jesus to all who will repent. 1 cherish a ro- know the worst of him,” said Professor Park, his voioc, Btill deep and noble, has yet lost " i° f ° , ” J ’’ 

■ymto U ie a ct above stated Ata time will never terminate.. Yeajhy this change speot for them whioh my words can not ex- in his funeral sermon; "ho had no hidden muoh of its fullness, compass and power; r i-„X Xti, ° reasonan a 11 Sy> 1 ' r 

MB foe ptuiriplea of religious toleration the vilest sinner becomes a j lint heir witli preBs. I wish they oould reciprocate the re- m ‘ no °f iniquity. It is no common virtue,” hut never did lie sponk with mora Bimploand nn " 80,1 nC f ” * '!!' ’. caBCB 11 

7 7«trth , 7*ri Christ, a vessel of infinite toi-rcy; an illus- 8poo t. 1 desiro to live in peace with thorn ; he added, “ whioh is honored in every farm- manly felicity of sentiment and language 'XXXXiniXmrih s ^Ths'hid'iXl fonolh n 


get that many plantations to presell it I 
have been introducing preaching on *cmt J 


of religious toleration] 


■eh pregrees in timearth; while Christ, a veieel of infinite ui rcy; an illui 
are admitted into Burmah and trious trophy of tho cross ; a gom that wi 


hut never did ho sponk with mora simplo and 
manly felicity of sentiment and language 


ailing them from the field at 12 in the is;' 


ordinary government and law, lie in tlio hands 


throughout foe domin 


of -tho same parties. Tho judioiul fimotion EarlioBt Accounts of Ohio—Coloml J*»* 

. . . , . . QmUh • 


ioaa, and by foe whole power of foe Sultan 


, . .ia i , , . , p Al a \ \ i i. i I ,i .i i • is i . , ui ”niu duhu: iiiii livid. * iiu jmiiutui ftiiiuuuii 

•t Will to bo a humble co-laborer in the same field, er 8 cottage ot the towb where ho has lived I than on that evening. Ho was calm, a»j be- jf } )e H u ireme and aloof 

iadeill Mav mi Knoftiilnfinri in OioAetr annnimln nnr for t\VO 1111(1 fortv VftArH. amt wliiftlt ia Vann. I P.nmn t.hn nftftnMinn — -a. tnnftli nf mnlannli<Alir . ’ . . ’ V 


sparkle with unfading lustre in the diadem I May no speculation in theory separate our for two and forty yoars, and which isyenc-lcame tho occasion — a touch of melancholy T . . ’ * ' 1 , ’ r , . . 

whinh fljinmfl tho Ufvta«m«P mankiml Tn I IwvokAu rind 1 e’\i I J.. rn )tv miaaidnavina nf Alin «« T «l.« I ul.nd.ul fhn Plii.; u A;.>n nlihnwfiiinnaa nf W ,<>,n iriH 


Smith. 

ThU AV«’ntfru piouptT was a jirlsonor aiuonj I 


I are «reo allowed to pursue their labors 


{ > whioh adorns the Redeemer ol mankind. To hearts And create virulence of feeling. Ido rated by missionaries of the Cross on l<eba- shaded tho Christian cheerfulness of his man- \- r\ i i .• td ' te I 

™ ray eye, of such importance a-. d glory is the not ask them to endorse my orrors ; but aim- non and at Damnsous. I havo heard him ner. How oould ilt be otherwise, with his .'t' 8 7 ,. ure lls n°n»eeni e minis ers. n 

i- j — , . t "j ” , , ’ ™:„.i I.TUI..I..J ......j i — u_ i.i _ , these sbntimcnts Wesleyan ministers are Blip- 


luiS appointed in dluni< in Ihi* 'fiTritorv-now thu Stutt! of0hio,nl»*tj'*'“ 
. i a i jttarrt ago. wlivu tbu buffalo mul tho tlk ranged Into*’ 


Thf jouriuil of X’olqnol Sini'th waa publlArf 
jtaiuphlt't ut Lfxiugton. Ky..in 17UU. mid liwaecanj'tro 


MntM ttIkAi. hf Afi.; * * \ ~ , 1 , , 7 *' vv»oa w vuuuioo mj «wt«D ; uuvoiui- — * «.aa» , * — ” ^ these sentiments Wesloviin nrp mm- pamplilft ut I.fxlugton. Ky 

re-oreation of a human soul, t.iaj; in eompar- ply to bo assured that I depend upon the same praised by Tholuck and Ncander, and Hen- shattered cpmrado beside him, and the end , ,1 ,, . , . . f >nt«Higent acoount ol the 

ynu- own overn- non with it tho original forma; ;on of all these Saviour, whom they preach, to deliver me dorson and Chalmers, and by nn Irish laborer of his happy toil before him _?•' Buthishoart R” soeieties'nt biXe" 1 curlK 8 e “ n ' 10 ' ol1 ! 'ihu ^Hny'inn'r.-BUi'/'t 


“The powt 
</ foe United 


, D — - 7 .^wnvui, " ««*•* VUVJ jnt.UL.ll, Ml ULT 1 VU 1 WIU v.u, t/j uu 111011 lllUUi vl rl j 1110 UUUI t 

ea en on our own material worlds that roll te sj ice is an exhi- from Bin, sufferipg and the grave ; and to in- aQ d a servant boy, and by the families before was full of love to God and hia brethren, and 

bition whose grandeur dwindles into utter troduco me at last to the scones of an immor- 1 whose windows he had taken his daily walks I of gratitude to his friends. It was a most 

foe C. Presbyterian adds : insignificance ; for in the prog .-ess of endless tal world. I would rather he u sincere, hum- for almost half a century.” [Glasgow Con- affecting sight to soe thoso uged men stand- 

ie now claimed by territories years, one such mind will enji y more exalta- 


thu country uud Indltm 

.............. r .......,. h .... .:i. render, it valuable Wera!* 

the societies at large, who desire to aeknow- 
ledge none but them as their pastors, and to 

sco them sustained in all their true und need- I'fnnbyUuniu iiihcomrxdf w«u* killed. 

„Aa. 1 • L* * 1 • , a . took him to Fort I)u Quunnt'. wlfuru 1 ’ilthburf 

pastoral rights. And in these views they t h<w mud- him run th« gnuntiet. Tht-y 


ble preacher of the Methodist sect, whioh so I utitutional. 


’to lay off bounties in tion and bliss than have hiti orto been en- 1 many despise and ridicule, than to possess all 

A.L1I.L ! A. r I In.aul tv. ilvn A.ltuv a_a.A.J I_ A-l I .1 ... .... . . ‘ . 


| mg side by side thanking their friends, And wer ' e ; mprcWiivcly HU8tained , tbe mccting 
embracing each other/ Never shall 1 look „ n ,'. k 


to establish precincts for joyed by the entire universe of created intcl- the wealth, rank, fashion and splendor of a Apropos— Bishop. Doane.— A correspond- 


ate. Five aueh counties are now I bgenocs. 


won polled ot elections held last tell. 


and te them 216 votes I portanoe of this subject. 


No words can exu; ;erate the im- 1 dying world. May the richest blessings of ent of tho New York Observer writes thus: 

f tilth aiihiAnl ^ I i i j j .1 . < 


Heaven descend upon them and on us, and 


pomr of territories iz acknowledged by Con- God; that can commune wi 7 him; garner 
pta and it will doubtl e ss be exerriaed by up his intellectual and moral -plendors ; par- 
foe Oregon Territory, in foe Indian oountry take of his inspiration ;, and t ir towards his 
bayoad foe Rocky Mountains. Yea, all class- throne on the pinions of a ho; - that triumphs 
aa and grades of white men will be found over time, nature, sin, sorrow loath and the 


“’Tie only the new heart ti nt can realizo I on all of every narno, who love our Lord Je- 


Burlington, N. J., April 2. 1852. 

Messrs. Editore : The recent revival of tlu 


fort on the morning 


of tho battle, and »» w *“5 
iltlon. aud inarch off to tlx I 


sus ChriBt in truth and sincerity." 


Correction. — D r. McForrin culls our at- 


will be found I over time, nature, sin, sorrow loath and thc I ‘ ont * on an artiolo ip Methodist Press, in I to you. 


troubles in this bishopric, has recalled to my moiety of this, you will remember, goes to 
recollection the heel of a sermon l heard from the -Missions, the other to the 'Worn Out 
tho Bishop a year or two ago. I copy the Preachers’ Fund. Each of these funds, 
notes of it made at tho -timo, and send them meantime, on recoipt of its .moioty, 1 gunran- 


1 1UU “- of last week. rm Vn thi truin'* of tb„ bituir.n'a 

upon suoh R pair again. ... Of the other pojnts before tlie meeting I 

Before the meeting closed, Mr. Farmer, need not mpnti(in all |„ ( , onformity w ;tli iwieein r.i«ra>w^|; 

the munificent and pious Chairman, guaran- thc fa, of tho i egi8 , ation of 17i)7 , it W11H 

teed that the fund should equal X8000, One recommen ded by the Committee thnt every ^ 2 

moiety of this, you Will remember, goes to new regulation Hfffiftt.imr till* unmotiou roml lull#nupthu AlU’iflmnv. louucof llifir tovritfj * 0 


now regulation affecting the societies be roml U P Alleghany, to uue of their town^»J 

• Al ?• a /« * \ _a i a- a-a remaiulDgUieruthretj wutikB. they weul to 


• ia n a /o a \ .1 • ra l reuminiug uiero inree wtutKB. tui y Lj| 

in the first (Nept.) quarterly, meeting afU*r on the west bri>ueh ofthe Mu8kinguiu.ne»r 
the Conference, and its sense and reasonable- 1 ^ a rJ” "' in^ 7 - • " u 1 .: utn j 

them to Scioto Salt Si 


I tees an annuity of £200 a year for the use 


ness explained — so that tho meeting might 


. *r • . . ' and after returning to tbe .MUBkinguin. "«•— j 

have a lair opportunity of exercising its right udopted brother to Lake Erie, between ^°7 *Ua 
fl707^ (if Biumnndimr aL« .mnsoAl/m .p ij, n Huron rlrer, the Indian nuiue of which wu 4 


m. lie men arnuu, - 
’pringe. In JnckfiOU county-«“ ^ I 
to the Muekinguin. 


foe poor savages, except Protectant ! grave. The new heart embr oes faith, vir- 1 this paper, March 27, credited to tho Can- “ July 16, 1850,—I.ast Sabbath I heard u I of tlio beneficiaries. £200 per apnum is 


They, by a law of foe U. States, tue, holiness — every blessin; whioh awaits adu Guardian instead of the Nushville Advo- sermon by Bishop Doane, in hiB own pulpit in I therefore the provision, comfortable yet not 

lifciftMi (Vnm Antannffl und A llO A IIU in Aka nnmriaui nf Atvnn AY- fka knuniiln... . . . . ... . ... tlliu (»i A XT I A urn a nn nvnnaklnn nf Al. .. l.tA.. I loeom nniiln fnn Akn aid n nn nf nnnl, nf Al. 


will he pnUhitod from entering! and that I us te the compass of ti 
Imt o ri gi na t in g with Jesuitical priests, who evolutions of the world 
are pohap. not ev« American citizens’ ” The faot ^ while 
The PMfoyterian eye watehee without our office he 
llremnieht and day, ever, subtle movement Not having readhiB 8el 
or Boreaa Ca forii cum. We thank God to _ , ■ 


(1797) of suspending the operation of the 
law in that circuit, if it thought proper, un- 


do. They remained iu tlwt vicinity about » ^ I 

In the full of 1750. he went with uiuitberof I 


- « * * * - »** UltlV VIIGUIl, Ii 111 UiUURIlb IIIUIIUI, Ull- - hnN ffitw* ■( 

of time, o. the boundless cate, whore it originally appeared. Wo did tblB city. It was an exposition of the latter large, made for the old age of each of these til after tho noxt Conference. A memorial tlu- muutti of tEu’c’LayhoRU. wLlvh tlioj 1,^, 

orld eteru clip from the Canada sheet, (as our veracious P art <* the third chapter of 'the book of Ex- men of GckI and distinguished servants of the on tho subject eould of course be prepared 


The foot is, while the ! ootor was in I soissors will testify,) of the 10th March. 


nlaht ml da., h l-l l.il_ 0Ur ° ffi ° e 1,6 a ’ ra0 u Methodist. We were looking for an expression of opinion |i 

MD fa t hid iriim We (L.nW GofTt N<>t bavblg rea<1 1,18 8ermon ; tbat th" 0 . w « on that subject in that quarter, und therefore tl 
foal that line of defence i. - U *“* l ° h0ar ““ Uttt h ® did not attracted by an article in one paper a 

*L Time wia whenever an aUn» & 5 ““P 1 ^ of ^ “pfrit of “ \\ -odsmon's” ur- which escaped our notice in another whose “ 

•*- Txroawa*. whenever an alarm was u.., ,u„, -,. 4 . . . i n 


odus, in which it ia recorded that the women Church which tenders them this acknowledg- 
of Israel wore directed. to borrow of thoir mont. The private property of each of them 


J — — r 1 ImutoTt-r to thu Uu.kiuguui tuia mck. lu /. bl r0- 

tho ensuing Juno. An exact und complete u> iLo hr»J wat.ra of iii 8 lu-avi-r. and ip«« ' ' 

, during which Uie auow full, iu a J*j anil ups 

manual of laws affecting tho societies is to be depth of throe foi-i — K 

I prepared; a law is recommended against 


au v complain of the spirit of “\\ xlsmaii's" ar- 
ras, whenever an alarm was tide, but that he rather thou.L it it flattering. 

* b0Q ® bt ^h 1 ' We were hardly prepared to ind him citing 

1 ^ any real tbe article fr, pr0 of of tlie i :istcnce of tlie 

But qpooe can any longer . . 

ical defiEQi of Catholic ~ XX , ■*’ . 

ps* “That there is a devil, t! ■ facts already 


\A7 a. XU * — — — UHHIUni Ul 1UHB IIUUUUIIE IIIU 8UITUUU8 IB IU UU at‘lllll 01 tnrev reft. „ 

We were looking for an expression of opinion Egyptian neighbors silver and gold, which is very trifling. prepared ; a law is recommended against , 

on that subject in that quarter, and therefore they did not return to the owners. This was On Wednesday morning the lay gentlemen u railing ; ’»"• that referring to tho trial of coMt«a uiong tlu. icake to tb.- mouth of tbej*^ 
were attracted by an article in one paper a financial operation eo common in our day, mej the Memorial Committee. Seven hun- Trustees’is to be defined ; the subject of pas- 
whioh escaped our notice in another whose ‘l* a ‘ 1 was pleased to hoar an autl.orized ex- dred and twenty, or thereabouts, wore invi- toral visitatiou is commended to tlie special J. 1 , 1 .? 


„ i „ j \ i ti position of it from ohe who had had large ted to attend. Upwards of tin 

opinion had already been expressed. The r . : . . . h , . . - - . 

. . . t experience, not only in religious things, but were -present. Many, ot these came from 

ar ic t in t le uar iuu >egan a column, and j n fi 8Ca i matters also. Ho went on to suv : great distances, and all (of course) came and 


toral visitation is commended to the special 


three hundred I an( j full consideration of Conference ; and the 


BBoi'iidvtl lo thv Wyuudot t<»wu ou n ‘“ i iiikNif 
|hibUa} hutrolt. ills UfBrriptlon «>f thu ^‘ nc -fpjti* 
ou tlu. Cunuda sldu below Detroit, will be 
perfectly aecurato bv auy perBoa w, ‘ u 'V ,u ?i^ 1 -iiWr -1 
>ni I „L P„ ill I he last 


, , , , , * , There Hub been lin chunge luenuu iu i»- ■ 

laymen, of themsolves and apart, strenuously ThetttmaimMl «m D«aroit river uutU - 

* . . . 1 . .. , 1 .„W re I #l... I.nkuinlhe mouth of lBC 7Till 


O arucio in uie uuttrutan ijegan a column, anu i n fi 8Ca i matters also. Ho went on to say : great distances, and all (of course) came and urized unon tho Committoe tho nooossitv of they canted round tbe Luke to the j I 

was without the usual quotation marks. By ‘‘ ‘ Some persons have objected to this, his- remained at their own private expanse. Eve- propa H n g a specific law against what is called the ’ 

’“7“ - iw -Ty^Tt^EnBlatid-^ctHtend -and Ire- sapping Uie “supplies;’ jr 

III1IV -.-1 At. _ J!a III • ... ....I. • A I. ni At j:«.a„A..,l A.. I A„,l A ftnu Al... it : la 11 R 1 ‘ . w r. ..V • 1 1.. . U 1. I ......... I . A (I lilt til t »»' • r# ‘ 


the politic*! deagnB of Catholic I 


!■ ■■■■■• They not only ovowjhot they sock adverted to in this discourse urnisli conolu- 
Id Mated foe ballot box, but boa«t foot they rive evjdenoe-a devil of bu , sinful, dark, 
••a 4o it. Our own Church is stirring from unhallowed passions — the same passions 
alsac fleas, aafl sees with Dear, in the midst wb * c 'b °P uld tempted our tii.-t parents, und 
at am aoaatey, a body of men distinct iu led C ““ to murder u “ HroU». ;■ Abel. Now, 

fosir habits, aufl teotated from all interest. th “ 8t *‘* of *** » «>t deleterious 

influence on tlie Christum mu.ie. If we dis- 

^ *^-* m * mm 10 0t T ^^ W . 10 ““P* guiae the real arguments of our religious up^ 




•s . | . 1 ' •» I I Otelj||lll|^ tlliu oupjjliun. 

lacta already I column, the credit. We aro pleased to give robbery: that they are directed to bor row I land— ^ were represented. After tho Presi- 1 Dr. Beecham and Mr. Scott, l>y previous 


tho pungent paragraph on “ Buneomb Sym- 
pathy ” to its rightful owner. 


silver and gold, when there was no probnllil- dont hud oponcil the mooting, and givon u arrangoment, acted alone as the expositors 
ity and no intention of bringing them hack, narrative of the proceedings of the Commit- u n^ defenders of tlio soh'omo of tlio Cominit- 
But there ure several observations to bo made -tee, and of tho part he had acted in tbo af- tee ; Mr. Jackson and Mr. Arthur, as ropra- 


sm|h*. Tiny klin-ti ubuul lliirly il«>-r. 1* 

iu canoi’B tiiumhuwklng hucIi u* b*ok to in m 

Du u W. nt to lit.. SantiuHky. and s * io ta W 

ciuiiu to thu I’luiiiB. towuriln .tli« hi'*d 

tboy iuui wrjbiut tin y cullt d ft ' ring 

a circle nf Hr" lu the prairie, und a* 

center, the game crowded before it n**° , . ^ * 

when tbo Imnteic ebpt them, lliey ^ 


| McGehek Church. — T his now and spa- n 

cious church, situated on Carondolot street, 40 ti “d favor in tlio sight of thc Egyptions: tee, us revised und approved on tho preceding 

. . , and fooy probably, took the jewels away with day. This done, one of tlio gentlemen pre- 

hetween Hevin and Girod treets, is now ad- ■ , ,, J . . , , , 

tlieir full oonsont. 2. lliey wunted tlio sent moved that tlie report should ho printed 


by way of throwing light upon the transao- fair, foe Secretary ofthe Conference (Mr. sentatives, respectively, of tlie ‘fathers und w *i*w te Ui« Inwtsts .iWV" 1 : 8m ut, 
tion. 1. We uro told that these women wore Jofin Farrar) read the report .of the Commit- hyoun'g men" of foe. Conference, epoke on 118 °°if 


iviaius. wu... r, 

tlie subject of pastoral rights, both well, hut 


. i° - *» — ' — - v «6.vuo v(jv - 1 # uusir iuu uontHHit. ThcV wanted the sent moved that the report should bo printed 

A \ “TS 1 prUM *~* P 0 "" f Kmen ‘*’ or P w them in a false light, the v ‘ u ' u “>g towardB The basement goods fur tbo hord -„ u80 . tll0y wcr( , Boing „„ for tho u80 of tbo moct i ng . This was agreed 


tho latter both moro mcxlcmtely und witli cuiu the oi«atangy. it 1* thu 

a __ [• r A I II...., buur» t lmt mwm, uud tiiih irt tbu only g«<*K ^ 


wMab far three hundred yean hu warred I artifice will soon he discovered, and the irre- 
acN^lt every fenn ot liberty, menial and mo- 1 l*g»ous public will conclude that we either 


agjjfll nrnrj finm iifliliiiilj uu iilnl and nu ligious public will conclude that we either 
raf, le t-«-y "elrer ; 1 J|„S „».| want disoernment to peroeive, or fairness to 

pmr »mi worthless were eountre in whiel, it “PP*® 0 ** 4 * Ull) »trength of the reasoning era- 
_ . ■ . . . . , . . ■ . ployed against us- So that, sueh u course is 


greater force of argument and eloquence tliufl- 

• - . - 0 tlio former, >Mr. Waddy, Governor of. Wes- dovolrta oil Smliu m iu.^»- - .niir- 

of the churoh is already c- mipleted, and vfill a long journey undor his command, and this to, und meantime ono proposition was do- ley Cliapol, occasionally suid u word. "“i" 1 

be opened on Sunduy ne>.t for public wur- property could he used in procuring tlieir taehed from tlie roBt und from tlie body of ' So far our work is, l believe, woll done. 

ship, by tlie congregation heretofore meeting sustenance while on tlie way. 3. They had tlio report for ..immediate consideration. Tho But we have not done all. District arrange- sgjjf “ 

in Grace Churoh, over-tlic Cayrollton railroud ,un * BCrved 4bu Egyptians without’ wages, propusitiori thus detneliod, was that relating ments lor business, the development of lay SSMrili%r>M wteriwlkiyyCKigjB 
depot. Preaohinit everv Sabbath ut 11 a m uud ! ‘a d a riglit douhtless to mure ihan they to tlio composition ofthe Quarterly Meeting, influence in district meetings, the manner of JftJSSt sLa TO 

nl7a/ i , J „ , , * received. 4. But without relying on any of which was dibcussed during tjie remainder of choosing the moHihors of the mixed Confer- thought adioiou*. JJS, "off -*^265^ 

a ‘ 4 1 **•) by the pastor of the church, those grounds of justification, i(is enough to I the day,„anii finally accepted by tl o meeting I once Committees, tho subject of laving an- rnuuBy^vaDii!' 0 i^ivUig' t -"id 
Uev. J. B. \\ alkcr. The McGehee Sabbath know that tho Milver and the i?old are tlu* in. the form suhinitted hv theoCommittei* nuallv. iimt nrior te th« fVmr..ri.m.(. « unri. of .VVUen 5^*.* ii# 


curucy iu tbu uarrutlvu , . .upP‘ , ”'-fl 

‘ -The old inau booh bucaniu Unit). *na kllli< |^ 
three duvolvod on Hiuitb. He mart. I* 58, uir 

dent givine for tbdr wmiln. 
cruBt foruAi d uu tbu mioiy uniUb 4 ' K* 
prow’bi d. ‘They were reduced r a , 


urouebed 'They wero reduced ftanuBi for ft« J \ I 
Kinitb. after living on ►Is.fi slluwsnw ,j|i, * I 


has fleurifoed ; , which seeks to put out tlu 
light at Uw Bible in every dwelling, uud 
whisk "to all foe needy world, in plhcc ui 
foot, a Men a scorpion Let all Protestant, 
walk it, foe hope of lt no t Rome 

— pear, pmetitwtedi exhausted Uonm — Un 
1 * 1 — ~i*r. J J fresh, unsuspecting America i 


as impolitic as it is wicked.” 

As this article m^y he read by slihio wlio 
have not read tiie letter o[, “ Wotidsman,” we 
do him the justioe to let his own fairness re- 
ply to the Dwtor : 


Milllll. niu-r living un 7 , -iiytriu 

wi-ut out mul hunt, -U Iwu.lsys W aa ufWrf faL « 
durltrs Uui tiui», SuJ ryturu.-J Wj’ ““ 

. Tbo I ii Jili ii iH.y uiM.iimmu brutb I ,.»1 

*“' 1 issr 'sHvTiA.t & 


Rev. J. B. Waikjfi;. The McGohee .Suhhutli know thut the silver and the gold are the I in thf form suhinitted by thovCoiqmittee. I uuiilly, just priur to the Conference, u sort of 


.. . .... ). . .. -. . » . . . louB, aud by lii’uding tbi’iii and c ,,H * 

School will ussemhle next Sabbath morning, Lqrd’s: he lent it to the Egyptians : betook The printed reports vyore distributed the next general tiflsemiily of lay committee iiion, to tL'iwA sijj* I 

in tlie basement of tlie church, where rooms *‘ uwa y from tliem and loift it to tlie Israel- morning. For eight liourB during tlio three consult on tlio general affairs of tlio Coniiee- giT was f» KUft't that bu uy 
are s|>eciully fitted for their convenience and iteB ' ; he had a right to d<i what lie . pleased days Wednesday, .Thursday and Friday.*-.* ftiiin-- these an<| other points' yet remain to l« 

will continue to meet every Sabbath morning 0Wn ' Ut UB f*?'’ , , ^ l' ru P 08i4iu “ 8 <f t-ommittee were die- discussed ; hitherto they lmve only boo.. ft .^^“Uj ‘ .1 

, , , p , . u T his wus thc eudxit his discourse. It wus cussed with tho must perfect froodom of thrown out’Vus hints. We meet again aud irumtiiat tium prucurvd gaiu« » / ^ 

a ooot aren un guurdiitns are in- Jelivertid with irrAtttnflliliMration. and hiimi! I bDcech. hut at the same time with admirable I nrior th thACiinfanuinn hu annuilvnu un ) Alinn I it r.a iIihv went nliJ 


Amsriea “ Tbeodur ® “d >« heU areMu.ust 

■snna.ynwg, fresh, uususp ceucg Amenta cojverUMe . terms , at soy (ate Iho/Zn so 

- intimately associated, thyt the cue always 
Mm. Ur. Siren will preach in foe Felicity calls up foe other Which ever uotues first 
retttferek, fore-rew, * 11 A. M. - 1 foe other is i mmedi ately suggested; and so 


./.,!■ I, # t » **AA> nun wc '-4 m' 1 UinuiopuuiDC. tv re un reswss mo ihlipf 

a, oc oc y aren an guardiiuib ure in- JeJi vertMl witli greut delilierutiou, and some speech, hut at the same time 
viteif to call witli (Jieir children und visit tlie hesitation, and J thought ’the Bislion wus Jutnnony of temper ; uud 


UlUrTOHClH 'l WIIB luriuilttlf rjtuu*.. . . biw - y 

a firu unit bfgun to roifot M*u»e <f tb»n tt’M 

jre.r wu- - * KI i-fti that III! uy it ^ iu*o**JI} 

AjitUlluii ill*- liungir. Ill* fScllnifJ 

returui’il- uuJ loudlug blu»ia-ll w It ji i » Ne* ‘ 'JS'aV 

tb..’ rout from tbu woIvph. bu mt ^ 

wuy to bring in uuotbur 1 ^ urt j U toal .*® : 

-...i tv..... i lmt I uu. i.rocurcti U“l uw is 


tor wu». f» gruut that In- ug’ u " ,u i. 

5|HUII|-J bl. Iiuunur. Ills ri-i-lli'S' *T I* 

rt-turu*-J- sliJ lusjlux blui'-.-lt * aa “ Srsl'^, 
• z- — . Ar. I., wolrufl. bu wunt bu®* 


with admirable I prior to the Cunferouco by ourselves, und then 


I glad when he got out of tlie 1 wilderness^’ 


is I Jujrmony of temper; and evontuully they I oiiee more meet the’ laymen. Then comes 

, 1 Were all accepted with almost eutire unanim- 1 thu Conference (iJ. V.) to revise oil. 


"iTiliu .jirlng uf lies ib»j 

noun ruturuud uud buntud **PH“ M} . t | t «t j** Za$i 
(Util tbu Miring of 176V ^ 1 d* ^ 

l Ud Detroit, uud wuttt tu Moutrefti lb 


i util tbu a tiring of 176W * u g. »u 
1 Ud Detroit, und went to Montn*! lb 


l- * 


wsftndr^ 

'mblcculi. 
Do *^'*»ho, 
1 st *t<Wn, n 

nR 

X.Y. 


' I •Hun 


***+. 


“ITMt. 


ItecI finpor. 

° Wc «gart 
th 


Can Mt Ik, 

? 1 ' W 



ii |„fi tin* tndliiM prlT»telj.»n«l |fot on bonnl n 
In JuiJ • ( w .|,i ( .|, iiml English prisoners un hoard, tit *1 

Vr *2tn 1m. .KclittntfHl. They were, however. removed to 
w,,r r„ , . . \t .mt r«‘«*l • mill k«*i»t thnro four months, And »it 

1 In t.rovm I'olnt, Mid exchanged 111 No* 


m 'r ,w "v 

tPinb*' r ( ini firrlvd'iit'liin Iioiiic In PunnsylvgnU. 

^ >r ' I. ,.i in> At* know n wfiat hctmind of him, nnd 
H 1 * ' „ „rt had mArrled’* few day 


hi*""' 

ll< 


w ...... - , Jiofpro h in return 

lined 111 Pennsylvania until 17&3 when he re- 


.* Va Kentucky. lie Iflui spent one dimmer, that of 
di.lkt.tt the wilderness of Kentucky The rent of 
;, r l, w from the end "f tile captivity among the Indian, 
l .ii hie removal, a period or eighteen Junrs. wan 
untl i tractive border life. He noted a prominent part 

K !. Iinllan ware of those, times. in tbo defence of West- 
n I Middle Pennsylvania. and in the Revolutionary 
^ r *ind panned through varloun grndert to the rank of 

col0nf1, , — 


O K \ K It A L InT ELI A 0 E N (J K . 

Tiie Convention Election— T he, following are all (ho 
return" of the election Hint have been received : 


Hymeneal. 




£ 
ire 

’ Can [].j 
■‘Jurialitnai 
y and po^, 

g-wha't will 

w®, but bj 
fentulitj of 
fa tnaj.'Hti; 
*1 on Troto 
1 tbouiaaj, 

lor y- SluJ 

“ Bo still!' 

»t loan th e 
-ct us 1»W 

d foshiooed, 
P will the 
' bands, and 
ich andebj. 
11. M, S, 


,| (RB y;i> -0" April 20, by the Rov. I.. .1. 
Schooler, fliS ItW. A-.-J. Golrm a n, of- the Altt- 
tana Conference, to Mies Sarah Ann To- 
um>, of Lowndes county, Miss. 

Married — A t Buy St. Louis, Mississippi, 
on Thursday, 29th ult., by' the Rov'd E. I). 
l'itts, Mr- C° LBY '“id Miss Mary E. 
Hoyt, youngest daughter of W. S.Hoyt, Esq. 

“ Obituary' Notice. 

Piei)7-1d Clarke county, Ala., Lorenzo 
[Xnv VVkBB, in the 41st yoar of his age. He 
OT „ born in Edgctiold District, South 'Garo- 
liaa, ‘March 12, 1812. For muny years lie 
bid been an acceptable member of, the Church, 
|l dd at tlio' tiiiie of his dentil wus filling the 
. rMpnnai ble offico of class lea der. 1 saw him 
a few days before lie died, conversed freely 
with him on tho subject of death, .and found 
tlmt lie was prepared to go. It is true bis 
dependent fumily was a strong tie about his 
heart, but he gave them up into the bunds of 
a uiereiful Father. May the l.ord sustain 
our deeply uitliotcd sister and her fatherless 
children, and the weeping sisters of tho 
deceased, and may they all meet in Heaven 

B. 


Orleans Oily ... , 

Flaqiiemltit-F 

Orl.-aiiK. lli R hl Bank.! 

JefflTSOtl 

81. Oh arli'n 

Sl‘. Jqhn tin* Baptist.. 

•St. James 

Aaconilon 

Assumption 

l<atuuruho Interior... 

Terrebonne 

IlH'rvlllc 

West Ilatun Itohge — 
8t. Turn many 

Kant Feliciana 

Kant Hal on Rouge 

Poliitt* Coupee 

Ooiicnrilin ! 

St. .Mary 

SiArtllK... 

I.ntulry 

I.afayt'ttti 


Avoyelles . . . 

Rapides 

Habine* 

Caddo 

Oatnhouln .. 
Madison .... 


For Convention. 

6030 

70 

W 

781 

411 

06 

...,..V. ...... 8*5 

ig 

230 

116 

174 

84 

03 

.207 

86 

fy Wfc. 

v.r’oo ~ 

260 

,.,__4GU 

410 

44 

71 

146 

00 

384 

m 

101 


Against 

106 


M 

61 

64 

26 

74 

87 

00 

41 

46 

181 

43:1 

40 

8 

1 

1*^40- 

174 

71 

46 

232 

116 

186 

4 


>5 e deem It HlmnHt useless to record the vote on the 
flour,. nil,, n. It I. p.-rfertly plain Uiat tho tpciteure la 

carried by a It, rue majority. 

Tm: . ... m 'Rma flasra.— The Mobile AdvcrllHrr 
publishes a Ion* letter from RufuMlrcen. recently con. 
vlctcd or forgery In Hint city, and «i,ntanced tnffeiryrnT,, 
Imprisonment. lie protests his nnllre .InniwcncVol'Uw 
crime he has been convicted of. 


Ala-Odal 

:tcr recti, ti 
J. .Schooler, 

sst . / can h 
i people J 
h ill, :iu aod 
un that it it 
an incrand 
the class d 
cry fast, the 
ug more*, 
lenteoinn 
rl ir l t: Hu) 
men, choose 
Gospel; tad 
trs of sin™ 
overseer tad 
in tiround,iIl 
my soul has 
language (t 
e Izml, (i my 
e : praise his 
:een appoint 
'requently i 
i, ride soutt 
lechise from 


leltn 
or ml 
id tbs 
oa the 
axil 
I cadi 
at I 
omC'J 

11. la 

1 nigll 

heat 

nil h 


nlonel J 


‘ - Anoeuna Hawkins, daughter of Mini 
and 1’riBcilla Ezell, was born Sept. 3, 17'JO, 
tad depaHefi this life Feb. 2, 1852, uged '55 
wars, 4 montliH'imd 'i'J dayb. Site wus it ttu- 
tire of Virginia ; her 'parents jremoved to N 
Carolina in 1798 ; she wasYtnitcd in marriage 
s ',th Mr. Gabriel Hitwkina Nov. 9, 1814 
Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins removed to Alabama 
in 1817, and settled in Clarke county, near 
Suggsrillo. Bister Hawkins embraced reli 
gioa in 1829, and in the fall of the sunte year 
joined tho M. E. Church. In 1832 Brother 
and Sister Hawkins removed to Wilcox co 
In 1844 Brother Hawkins died) after which 
she remained in her widowed state until the 
close of her earthly pilgrimage. She'was a 
[jlnthudiit striotly, and wits eonversaut with 
tho Bible, and . tho doctrines of the Church 
to which she belonged. She beard all, proved 
all, held fast that which was good, spoke well 
of Christians of every name, and delighted 
Biuch in tho company of such ns were of 
good report. She was the subject of tilHie- 
tion a number of years, but was puticiit, be- 
lieving that the afflictions of tho pre’sent-lifo 
were highly beneficial to tho faithful. She 
died of suddon illness, yet hud full time to 
express herself satisfactorily to her friends 
The God whom she ltud served muny years 
did not forsake hor lit the lost. She said her 
trust Hits in Rim, and that hor soul yvns stuid 
on Hint. Wo can say of her departure, that 
it was a most glorious one. 1; Many are the 
afflictions of the righteous,. but tbo Lord do 
liyereth them out of them all/’ May wo die 
llic death of the righteous, and our -last end 
H. B. Parish. 

Skull Springs, Wilcox co., Ala. 

IU.mh Youngblood, Jr., was born in the 
Parish of St. l lelona, La., December 22, 1822 
and joined the M. E. Church in 1842. From 
that time up to his death lie retained his 
membership. A short time before his de- 
parture, he remarked that we all had lo sep- 
arate Boon, asked his father to pray with him 
once more, and invited nil to join. After 
prayer his sister hade him farewell ; ho asked 
her to serve God and get to Heaven. He was 
n4ed what word he wished to send Jtis mo- 
ther and his other sister. Tell them , to strive 
»f nothing here, but ty to get to Heaven. 
»m rather replied to' him, “You oxpect to- go 
'here yourself, do you Ho ropliod, with 
emphasis, “ Yes, .1 do." Ho expired February 
M »y the, Lord sanctify this be- 
reavement to tho good of his faintly. 

.. . John H. Davidson. 

Uvingatoh Parish, 1852. 

•ICON/ rocno of Q DAKTgRLy ji KKTIN(Jg 

n ‘" rW ' •*•*»«<■ Confa-mc. 
SmST’ 8,1 * nJSu ", April 17. 18. 

Brtumpk,., ;; ■' U-Vi 

haajuvrfleltt clr •• ' ■! M,J ' J- - 

^‘Hovillo a. 4 t- . " 3, u. Bethel N 

4utkj(ua h ii ’ ‘‘ 13* 10. Mn|»lt‘nvllU'. • 

l*njdt n and Tail s ! " 23. 23, Hamilton. 

^rCrvak * ' *’ 30. Talt'a Chapel’. 

3e*«»nt Illu ’• ■ jMUe 6 ’ 0. Society Hill 

vfccnvllle » ' “ 12, 16. Buford’a Chanul. 

. ■**■' 1U. 3ij. Concohl. 

- H. Fkkoi non, P. E. 


LouIhvIIIo Journal *ayn : 
^nllsa prlw?^ 1 "!- lh " r"~ k "' ,wu ntanufiicturvr 
h'blth h, .rTt ^ of m»kl„ K „„„ 

Out, lt lll “ » r “"lo c»n h„ furoUhutl at „ co> t 
1,U ■»» putting up 

“ th “ , ' 0U|HV|11 " P a P" r mill, tho no- 
ihli s,- tainorj for f urnlsli I iipr guo t„ that buliaiiur by 
Mr. Uiouile Is tiouUilont tli»t tho oipo. 
Itv, ,m VJ"'* 1 - tw so far slices., sful that his pas 

oost htm tuoro tltsn om* dollar per thoussnd 
' <: '«tur ' now charged by tho tins 

b*tl«4 th , COa ' U *’ 11 lll '“ I'™ 1 '" >» tho (Jan, ad 
" l!M la Purlflod by passing It through a strsiun 
re^ hyVl, "v W '' ‘“‘‘-'Y 1,1 Ulnclnnati, it tight 

i*I*4k. aorotng or g,is msdo upon this new phu,. 
^" 'lalt.u bright s„d clear as „„y uy „ r V» 


T"* L '’*" Juntas.— It Is rumo-roil »t Washington that 
111,. I’roshlont has ordered tho uisll'duijgos lo return to 
thin Territory, nnd resume th, - powers given, them by linv 

. From Texas 

Ry the nrrival of the stein, ship Louisiana, Ospt ,7„w. 
ilese. we have recolTPn-nntVPatoli pnficS^ ^15^-337 ^ 
and our eselmnges from tho Interior 
OoitruMtim to ,'si-t. Law loss. — T he eltliohs of Indl- 
nnola g„„. ,, oompllmentary dinner to dpt. .Lawless on 
the lull, Inst., to certify their appreciation of hi. ,-ltorls to 
save the p ass, -tigers of tho Independence The gallant 
conduct of the other gentlemen who aided In rescuing 
P nsscii gers from the wreck, was not forgotten during lit,- 
fvutlyltlwi. 


P„„ Ei. Psso —Tho trains „f Mr. VV. T. Smith'nud Mr 
While, consisting or twenly large wagons, live carriage. 

am I a number ol persons desllued for Cnlllon, In left In 

dial, ola. April 10th. for El Paso and New Mellon This I- 
the third trip M f Smith’s train has made In twelve 
month", a UUtnnru of 800 mih*«. 

At Sat, Antonio ,0 k, ut sevouty-tlvo Oallfnrnla emigrants 
Wl " J uln ‘he party Among the party were Stessrs. Smith 
White. Randolph and Williams. 

, r,oy_— Tho Odd 'Erllow/and Sons of Temper 
unee of Galveston, celebrate, I tlu- anniversary of the 
twtlle-of San daelnto. In n spirited manner A splendid 
dlltner at which h large numlwr of Indies Were' preSent 
coiirludud thd furitivltic" 

•>»'— On the night of the loth Inst the 
prisoners confined in the jail at San Antonio broke through 
rill- upper part or the building and midi, their escape 
The jail in Williamson eou jfy, wni, partially burned and 
the prisoners, two white men and a negro, made their 

t’MJHpl*. 

Ivkss Aoim -Maj G T. Howard. Indian Agent, 
now on an offleial visit to the Indians on the frontier, and 
the San Antonio Teann expresaes the hope that the visit 
will prove la-nt-floiiU to pence relations with their red 
UMinlibor". 

Tm; Fxin at CoKru* Chhi«ti. — The grunt Industrial 
Kxhlgtion at Hnrpuii Chrlsti in ottrarting grual uttuntlon 

ll frtliinii ' ii f r ii f m t hrlNl u f Way. * — — 

]!b„v>. »v Vii.TMBu — The bridge nl Victoria, which 
was swept away by II, e late froslt.-l. has been replaced. 

Kossit. Riimaiss.— T he Lone Star says that u tusk and 
„ portion of the leg hone of a large animal was recently 
dlscovehed embedded In tho sand at Hidalgo Kails The 
were taken up and carried to .Washington, The tusk is 
ten feet long, and measures lit- Its greatest circumference 
twenty-three Inches. In taking it up It was. unfortu- 
nately. I, Token Tho tusk and other hones are In n partlal 
«Ute of putrefaction 

Snake Hite— A rtugro boy belonging to MhJ If. I. 
Kan kin of .San Augustine, wae bitt«n by u rattle Mmku a 
few days einco. For a while-Ht was KUppoHud'tbe boy 
mild diu. but we are plunm-d to b-aru that he In recovering. 
(’oi.okaoo Rah,- T he Matagorda Tribune "uys tbut'but 
little ban lM>en done toward" the removal of the raft hi 
the Colorado. The Kato .Ward, hllherto cngaged-lu the 
proaocutiou of Uie work, has been employed on the bay 
in lightering. In order to keep afloat and pny expeum*. 

It "iN'm" that the only druwback to the prosecution of 
the tftAk. in the want of means to carry It 
Randolph, charged with stealing letters from the Pnr*t- 
ofllce at 8abln’o Town, has be«*n released front custody, the 
gnind jury failing to And a bill ngalnst him on the test! 
rnony 

IiO»» of Abe Steamship Meteor. 

Wo are again railed up, m to announce the loss of one of 
the NcwOrh-ans and Texas steamships. Thu Meteor, Copt 
Forbes, was totally lost on tho night of tho 18th Inst . 
Matagorda bar Tho following particulars arc from 
xtra iif the Hal Vttoton Nows : 

Ncwa Omct. Monday. 10 a m April 20. 1882 

lly the arrival or Un- steamship Louisiana, last cvunlug. 
Ravo tho following partli-ular. ,,r the loss of the steam, 
ship Meteor, which has Is-en furul.hod lo us hv the offl 
cers of that unfortunate vessel. J 

lw S' l !‘, rt 00 Rnuday morning, tho 18th 

Inst., with Mr. Luiumitfgs. one of the pilots of Matagorda 
Ray. on board, and amred at Matagorda bar at a , Tarter 
before six o rlock on Kunday evening. The signals helno- 
PM h,a»t. Indicating a sufneieuey # whter * 


Tho Japanoso Bxpcrlttlon. 

///,- Inslnlfliiw* to tho f 'on,,,, o, 

„ WA"iiiNi.rnN. April 20 Kvj 

The I resident recently trim-milled In Ihu Heimte 
roninitin rtitllon epntiilnlug ofllcliil document" j-i'l ilive 
I ne f-niplre < | .1 .). m. under if resolution of the 4th * f 
1 lH'"e d<>(iiHitent« c'nn4l"lp of extract* from the 

iiIjIV" i " ,,M t U, V" l,v lh‘'pnrtmunt tnvnrl«»VM In* 

tmuuiiii4. «iin«f JS;J3 ingether with u commiinlcAHon 
lr> hi Janjet UI.vhu'Io i 'i>. President, with ruferenuu to hi; 
IrafWf'tlnii" III flu. Preble, copy i f tm extrnet from tin 
New) nrk llernlil, ,if the nil January. 1861. etc ete . tmte 
ther with lustriictloii" given tn Hominodore AiRlek. mu I 
“V, .. r f ™j u l,H * I’resldfnt totlie Krtlpert* of Japan, dated 
K 1 * 1 ’ Th " let ter of Hie Pnjsl.lent lms been p»b- 

M8 , ie , t. 1 lie Import tint letierof Instriictionstorom Aiillrk 
tin" not. however, been yet given, and will be found below. 
It displHys the object of the visit to .lapan. so far ns the 
I resident has given InstrucHons to thV Hast Lmlin fkiun- 
dron. and I". In renllty. the gi it or th,. whole nlTair ; 

, Ih rAn tmmt oe Si ai e. Washington. June ln:lW»2. 
f ,nml,,rr John II .« lutick-Sir : The momrnt I" near 
when the last link in the chain of oceanic "team nnvigii 
tlon Is to be formed From Ohlimand the Hast r miles, f, 
44gytktrHirm*u thnnigb Ih^MT^rttmnrTTn'imtt thD Arinn' 
tic ocean to England, thence again lo otir happy sliPrcs. 
anu other parts of tills great continent, from mir own 
ports to the "outhernmoBt part or the Iathmu". that con 
nect" the two Western continents, nml fromLJts Pncifli 
coast, nortli and soldhwards. ns far ns civiliiuiHon has 
spread, tlio steamers of other nntions and or our own. 
carry Intelligence, the wealth of the world and thousands 
of travelers. ‘ 

It is the Pre"ldrttt’s opinion that "teps should he taken 
at (»nce to enabb; our enterprising nicrebantri to supply 
the last link in that great chain.. which unites all nations 
or the world, by the early establishment « t f a line of 
steamers from California to China, in order' lY» fadlitate 
Jiis enterprise, it is desirable that we should obtain from 
the hmperor ot Japan pennissbm to l 'purcbase from ills 
miyeets the necessary supply ofaconl which our atcnlners. 
in their nut nua niwitr,l -voyuges may require. The 4v«>U- 
known jealousy with whieli the Japanese Empire has. for 
the last two centuries, rejected all overtures from other 
nations to open its ports to their vessels, embarrasses all 
new attempt* to change theexclusive-pollry of thatcoun- 

The .Interoat of commerce, and even thoseof liumnnity 
demand, however, that wc ahould make another appeal 
to the sovereign of that country, in asking him to sell to 
our "tea titer**— not tho maiiufiictufes of his arflMiu.or the 
results of the toll of his Jiusbnndinen— tiut a gift if 
.LroyUUmcc^ihuin4ted-hy. the .Ifruntor or.«lHhlng*L4u. the. 
depths of the Japani'se Islands, for the benefit of the 
liuman family. . . 

' i K™'*"** direction. I now transmit to you 

ab'ftch : to the Emperor of Japan, (with an open copy', 
which you arc fo carry t«) Jeddn. hi* oiipltnL?n ? V our Hag- 
ship, aecnmpanied by ns niapy of the vussals of the mituid* 


rmi i under you coninmnd. mwiiay eom enienHy.be eipployed 
in till" survioe A Hhinese translation of this letter will 
be furnished to Voubv the , United Stub's, legation lit 
(.an ton. and seut to your anchorage at Hong Kong or 
Macao, 


the bar. the Meteor attempted'to cros". and Struck brina" 
ing U|, hi A„V"U and a hull foot wntsr. drawing at thetfifn 
right fret thro- luchvs. At thla time, tht- water was 
sums, H i nn the bar. but as there was a strong brent- from 
till- sunt h.east. and the Right. Wiu, t-loslug In. they com- 

«k‘£r SS.*"*” ,,V " b,,ard ' " ft " r 

At 13 m. she commenced leaking badlv. and alkoui thu 
time the steampipe broke, disabling th/engine Shortly 
after, she deetjaned her water and «,»ted.when an anchor 
was let go Finding her leaking badly with all tUenuinps 
going and the water Still gaining, the anchor was slipped 
and all »I1 mad., to foroa her Into ahoal water, one ol the 
boats haying been liwt in running out- the anchor ‘ At - 
» u. : Momlay. she tilled and heeled OR shore, wlfen iter 
masts und smoke stacks were out away to prevent her 
hcj-llng over. About tills time the other oue.rtcr boat w,e- 
-wept .way At daylight, signal, „f distZ wereTS, ami 
alter waiting several imurs without any asaiatanee. the 
t v remalujug boat was sent aahoro with the ladles and 
llidreu. wliicli arrived Bate at Pelican Island 

wlffli^a "'“r; 1 ”* **" »»W>1|»4 and drifred ashore 
with two mates and four hand*. 

At 2 e. »,.. Captain It,M-l,,u-r..aceompa’nl,-d bv Cant (’of. 
fln. Captain Harrison, the pilot. George Morgan, and Caul 
.Sawyer, arrived from Indlanol. wltl, a hoaLand succeed- 
cl In eonyeylng the pu«sengen ashure In three trips, no 
other boat offering auy_ assistance, though there i.-re „ 
number on shore. At 7 e.;M.. every tliiiiLr traiiMfermlilo 
ineluding the mall, was conveyed on shor " Tile captain 
uffloers and crow remained four days, during whieli lii„o 
they saved Hie furniture, and some portions of tl„. ms- 
cliiuery, though the vcwhuI is «u entire loss. 

The loss of tile Meteor I* wholly attributed to the irro*-; 
•gleet of Captain Nichols, the pfint on shore, who hnil.-d 
til" "‘Koth* for U feet water, when Uteri, was util more than 

lif It 0 ? > “ r i * n , d du “"« ‘he whole lime the ere,.- 
of the Sleteor remained on shore, no soundings of the ls,r 

tut Haded' 11 ^ t lU 11 ““''““Kit the Louisiana was dally 

The freight an laiard tile Meteor was e,|ual to about 2000 
ham, a. Of the passengers’ baggage only Iwo trunks 
were lost. 

The above statements have been fully cm, tinned to Hi 
i every particular by every man will, whom we have 
apnkem who was present, aud witnessed tills great dir!,,, 
ter We may he permitted to add. that Gaptalu Forbes 
Bn'Su'i “‘I JW'luallBed approbation, for 
, ian.ni. ‘ d , ‘hri’ughout with that prudence. skill 
hi*“i ™k * kh'tnee. for which lie holds so 

•' 'hlsprolosslon. Having a piled on h,«,r,l 

course felt is, und to he governed by 1,1s direetioos I 


A I One of tin- lattt-r pla.-.-s ybu will problhly meet will, 
a national vessel. dotAOhi'd by the (Commodore of Hie 
squadron in the Paclflc, (as you will perceive by lb,* en* 
elosed copy of a correspondence l>ctw>*qi this nml the 
Navy Department) lo carry to you u mho her of ship 
wrecked Japanese mariuers, who were ‘ sonh> time ng 
picked up at sea Iv the bark Auckland. » These hum yni 
will take with you to .Ieddo. and deliver theqn over to th 
ofncersof the Emperor, giving them through your in& 
pretcr. the ussurunbe that the American Uovernment wi 
never fail to treat .with klndiichs any of the natives 
Japan, whom misfortune muy bring ta our shores. ; nml 
that it Expects similar treatment of such nr it.., own elti 
xens who may be driven op tho coast of Japan. 

/ e !*V. ro ^ •' r ‘*'*'dcnt to tin* Emperor of Jamn. 

you will deliver to such of his high ofllcerc as, he may' at>- 
point for the purpose of receiving it. Tmihem you will 
explain the main object of-your visit. 

.Mineral canl Is so abundant in Japan that tV govern 
went of that country can have no reasonable oldeciiun to 
supplying our steamers, at fair .prici s. will', that great 
necessary of commorce. One of the eastern ports of 
Niphon would he the most dwilmblc place for this pur- 
po'e. Should, however, tho government of Japan persist 
in following out its system of ejidusiveness. you might 
jwrhaps. induce them to conw-nt to the transportation of 
the eoul by their own vessels, to a neighboring Hand. easy 
op access, where the Rtenniers could supply their want* 
avoiding thus tlie necessity ot an intercourse withany 
iarge number of the pi'ople ot the sountry 

It is considered important that you should avail vour- 
seir of every occasion to impress on Hiom- Japanese nffl. 
with whom you will be bmuglit in contact. Hint the gov 
eminent of tha'United .States docs not po.wsessunv pbwe 
\Mxur. t h e rel igi oi i' H -its umr r inum f . i hu Hiuri ii ?T. n ; 


(Mffuis 'Cljriiitinn JUmorntr. 

o t _ J , • 

Ticf,K.nt.M.|n v Items, 


whirl, hr d,.,mi„il ,11, a dhiniltrarj as bring lnvnri.il !v 




Tho Blorm nt tho North. 

Tho -torn, whirl, rsgOI nlmigih. ,-ntlr,- norlhrrn AI 
isnlir oramt, oh tin, I8H, and mill |„. 

H*tri>jis. nml‘iu( exchanges from that 


provetl mo 

quarter are 


ecks niulio. 

A Ifo-IOtl |,„i»-r id ll„jJil.| mi* . 

Tin- llrltls.li tmrk Jn*Rli. tmm llrldjnl. England, for ll- 


l .11 
filled 


wllji .h-talin „r shi],wn-,'k. nniilo-.r. „r-||fo nnd |,ro|„.rlj 

list Slllft ; 

. . . , pli. from 1 

on struck oil Trurp bench la«t night nml. went to pi. 


low r V',"" 1 "" 'hr si, on- Till, niondng 1 *'-!- 

m r then name ashore on fragments bf the 


, ! ,Ur ,*| ''xlmusted , Hie- remabidcr of t lie c rTw ' we itmi m 
doubletliy lost. Two men from 'TrurO. in ctidenvnrinir 

InTfctt Mnrrus. „r Itnngor, will, n slgnsl nr -II. In-.. 

J , r"'".' .”.lR;r-,on Brllunl,. IVorl, ihl, 

K IK n rh,-k .S|„. was foil, -| nlsmdnlwd. with 
known h'Kd s goin.-- T ho falj, id I In- rmw Is n n. 

n,Itm,''wi!h' ^ h 7 ni ' r rmri. n„vs »mtia. r„ r 

hr-, - , M , ,r: ""''"r'' ' '■ ™ Mkt.hnt.td 

'iTi.; brig Ron,,,, ftxnu I'ayi-nnr. r„r Halvm. wrnt aslion- 
J hath, in, 1.1-1,01, Hi ten n'clntk on Mnndsy morning 
' (Ug,, an, s|,i-i-l,‘ saved. Vr-.s.-l |,n,l,aUy a total loss . K 

iron, h"" , 1 l0 f""- f " r V «hr,re four m l|„ 

• Th , , h n| "l‘- »’»l '* renortad to I,,- breaking ,,,, 

M lri.iV rV e.l C'."e J ywli-rdaV. will, In a mile nr 

I ' . I !•' d g" ri”' 1 "- »"» the Ironlum. frim, Nl-wOrlmns 
ha. I night .I, -. dr.tggrd her nm-lior. dm! win, ohllgril ni 
■Utawaj, I,,.,, now,,.,., pn,v.mt gnl*' nshnre -rtSlw 

In, !!' 1 "■ .Iragging. the? all the „„n 

It llo.tno Rh^r H ' lW . , T" 1 "■ “" r 'h’’It ’ll”! the Is-arh 
tiir-rily ' 8 m|, ‘ 'T a strain, -j and lowed u|, .In 

Tin- llnstnn' Ihad , „r the 22d. lias tluij following : 

Tin- whip hnfnrc n-pnrtrd off Mlnntis l.nlgr vi-.l.-nlsv 

sr 1 ;;;, l » b ° vv. 1 >“•">("' ‘My.m ’mth) T„n,,. r .K; 

NewUrlnans. whl, -h arrived to-day Oh Hie 18th Inst „ I 
•' ” ■ ho-niath- i:„p,- iv. it fell,., ; „„ the ' 

made the lInlM\ ny Rock, amt ip woarini 


lost 


„n tin- ltjth, „l 

b h l, - lr»,,rime P r, ' V 11 M "’''I- ‘hr StSotLlght 
lid im f„T , V T ni l' Mnt A , VV ,|, " r< ' d T ,th ,M ’ ,h «ne*»‘»ni 

hr" hnw- il.w 1 '" ',' ^ k >‘ ’“Bill parted 

winT-rfy - T a - T liv^- v - ' Tl- 1 -i.- 'feih’k l-fllt "Wav Hie . 

I'lmo .,,1 | k ; ,,: '""i * ll " n ! h" *' hl|, swung round ; mud,- all 

»«4 ‘hr 

thr'rl'ty 11 " P ? rl " v ' jiorns-jnnd tmiugllt up 

Fell,,., nor Willi,, ,„ I" Iioilivrr: brfojt, 


Arrival of tire Franklin-Throe D«yi Lnt or 
from Euro))n. 


Tl . Ni mVosk. April 27^ 

The ,,,-r tr inklln arrived her,- 1,,-day from !(„„ 

> I- rrriMs, . bringing rr „„, |, lt „, rj ,, rl lnl| „, 

Lhh iusl. U.r.-e day. later than r, r ,.„ghl by 1 1,.- 

Liverpool Mnrkotx 

T1 , " l.irr»roni. April lai 

Tin- ,„|s, ,,f ( „lt„„ during ills „|„ P s I l,r dr- 

srlure nf tin- Asia, rml.rar,, lOOtMl hairs, and tl„. foil,,.. 
K are hr qindatlnhs ilxrd by Ilie Hoard Issl ,-vrnlng 
. “ 1 ™' IS A“ dl “h’K Hri I U,-i„. Fair Upland. 

• !'< ti.-r l|, -,, i on Jl,r previous- days, nod linldrrs 

t„l,lr rliangs lu prices |o„k 

!.!r.::-^ , "-*y. lte "?» r '■ W. Bring ri-maii, 

Further by 'tho -Franklin. 

Ni wVftra, April 27. 

The I- mt, kill, l.-ft l.lvrrpiml tm the Htli.nn wlilrli dky 
H.rrr wo* a very deride, I luiprnvrinrnl In II... ,l„it„ n ,„„ r . 

. . ""j 1 th ' early ludHlt!. I, airs, prlrr. hnv- 

i"k- taken „ turn against |, On the 1.111, the sale, 
nT, , 10 00 ™ , « 1 ""' nn tin, 12th. B000. and nn tin- loth 
11.000 1,11,.,. „f all „r wl.iel, IkKHJ Ulrs »n- taken tv 
sperulaiors and exporters. Wheat was linn 
‘f Flour whs moderate 
Tin- Mon,.,. Mnrk.d wn, rcry active, n |l sorts of 

eeori le, were rapidly rising 1, had nearly reaehed 

nr, 1 he Manf heal. -r trade wa. flym, amounts of 
trade generally In the Intarlnf are satisfactory. * 

Tile steamer Washington lind not srrlved out when the 
l' rnnkliti snlled. \ . 


(la»a„,, n , „ r „„ K „„, n , n,,,, _. s „, ; 

and hm ."’ r " r " r nf nn f' h " " ,h »" »'«H u, ,„d 

. "’ "* re” ”'°nle« alnoJl surpassing thMR all. nil- 

lug the ernwutpg n f the. Kmpernv ttknnlaOk 


81.. :”,"-, A " '""•Hog nr file , 

."lave,, NncWy, during Fnturday- , 

(. , nfere„,.s,t | l , (ll0 ,^, lM -ti 


Thu supply 


therefore, no cause to apprulieml that it will iuterfere 
with the religion of other apuutrie 
The 1‘reslUent. ultliougli fully a* am of the gn-at rcluc 
tanre hilhertn »hown by Hie J ipiuieNc goveruniunt to i 
tering Into treuty sH|»ulatlon« with any foreign nation— „ 
feeling which it is sincerely wished that you may be able 
to nverenjne— has thought it proper. In anticipation of 
tills latter fayoralde contingency, to invest you with full 
power to Iiegotint'vwn.i sign a treaty of nuViey and com- 
•re...... between tlio. United Btafey and the ’Empire of. 


I transmit, hero 


ere.with. thWl of (lie I'renideiit, clothing 
eiwer-, as also cnpiei-of the treaty lietween 


Japan. 

I Ini 

you with tliat poweF-; as also copies of the treaty hetw. . .. 
Hie United Sutes nnij. China, with^lmn and the M u-ent. 
wJuch may t*. a certain extent be.of'Vjc t„ you ns prece- 
dents Jt ii import ifnt tluit you siiould secure to our 
Is the right to enter one or more of Hi,' ports of Ja- 
pan. und there to dispose of their cargiK'seltlier t»y sale or 
bv barker. WitHput being suljeet«d to extravagant pyirt 
charges ; and even more important is it that the goverti* 
merit ot Japan should l.iml itself to protect American 
sailors nml prop, rty which may l»e on their* shores The 
second article \'f our treaty with Muscat, and liie Jlfth 
article of tile tr.’aty with Blum unbrace these olih'cts 
Every treaty Iihs to be subjected to the Senate for rati- 
fication. ns you urv aware. In consideration of Hi,, great 
distance between the two countries, and unforeseen dim- 
cal tic*, it would be prudent, should you succeed in effect. 
Ing t he < ‘bjeet proposed, to fix t lie period for the exchange 
of tlie ratifications at three years. I am. Sir. respect full v 
your obedient servant. Dam'i'i. rWEHn-ntT 

The acoOiapahying note from the Minister of the Neth- 
erlands here, will Uisobe fouml.iriteresting • 

Translation — Sole l'trltde.v-lt is a matter of public no- 
toriety that foreign vessels lire excluded from Japan, by 
the government ot tliat empire. It was. nefiTtlieleM. de- 
t ei uiint'd in 1843. thiit. if such vessels should Iw east upon 
tlie shores of Japan, by storm*, or come there in want of 
provision*, with a view of miking for such commodities, 
WMt.TwOT wood for fuel, those article* should be graai .d 
to theui on request 

For fear, however, lest this deferniiuation. promid. l a* 
It 1m* been by feelings of humanity, should give rise twiny 
IiiIm. interpretation, tbegoverunient or Japan lnuf solii .t«d 
tRat of the Netiivrlaud* to inform Hie other power* that 
tlm above meuiluned resoimiph (rim* not infringe upon, or 
otlierwlse imply any modification whatever of the system 
of separation and exclusion, which, was fubqded more tlinn 
two centuries ago, by tlie Japanese goVerninent. lind since 
the establishment of which, the prohibition against allow* 
ng any foreign vessel to* explore the Japanese coast*, ha* 
bei-n constantly iu force 

The Dutch governmeut ha* nmde no difliculty of cora- 
ymg with the request, especially a* the government of 
Japan has no other ineaus of nmkinira communication of 
th - nature ; and in pursuance of instruction* from the 
cabinet of tho Hague, the Legation of the Netherlands has 
the honor to eommunlcnte the above mentioned fact* to 
the Hon Heqretary of State V f tlie United States, for the 
tnrofniation of his government [Uor. N. Y Hcfald 
April 30.1851. 

Congressional. 

* „ ■ . -i y jU H i. x r. T ox. Aprif28. 1852. 

Senate.— M r. Hunter moved.that the private calendar 
be postponed in qrdor to take up the deicieucy bill, 
winch motion was disagreed to. . y 

After somo debate, a resolution heretofore submitted by 
Mr, Norris, wa* adopted, providing that this May hihL 
every subsequent fourth Friday be set for the consider- 
ation of such private bill" to which there was uo objec- 
tion. ‘ * 

And bill* of Hie following title* wj'fe ordered to be en- 
grossed..:* * 

Joint resolution for tbo relief of Alexander T. P Hi 

rett 

Rill for ll,,. relief of fleorgo tl. 111,1,,,,, , and tlu,. It-aal 
mid. deceased, 
for the relief 
.aymentof arr 

to tlie guardian of Arteina* Oonnut passed ; bill granting 


ii„.,-d ln-1 tho jlar-llna, ami tin- 
k.-n In low on tho lforton l.7«l,t bv tl.,. 
la-'. L„|,tnln >Iorri,.jn„d broufflit u|, to 

1* ;-n l.roJ.Kl.To'.; riiore ' n " ' ^ B " d """ 

AriO-le for Biwton. 
r 'T„,rle,| ,,„|„t AM.-rt-.n, In, l„ 

, , " il "t> "aliore off Slrat- 

lare, kSmVw? 1 - 1 " ■ «m»*»»thrji*t «m* wliow. A 
V ,, «•» ’.'hor,- an llarl--, l,|and llltli 

1.™ sSsx s ,,f l '" rt " ,nd ' "” l ** 

Tb. Portland (Me.) Argus of the 30th <ay* : - 

SiJ'ir nf , rK,l ‘ on /[undiiy. wlffrfh In- 

n.V^iv rJI !l W’Meolfty. when it blow tretmui- 

„ , n V* ,° ur ,u ‘ r b"r at Hie roads i* full of 

eoHsi nisi' vessels, that have run in fof a shelter Hun* 

l-tav,-H,o^taff'r "S' l ;r tand WO""" yeaterday 
t tin im i an in its fury. Tlie sea wh* Very high, da ihinlr 

t:-; It «Z „ manainei-nt 

■lay and tar In '.‘id-' lK"" ,tonrf - | .«W«"W d " ri “« 

Ihu a lea, ,1,-r Governor left llnmpdeii yeaterday mom 
, * ° ' ' K ' k ' '‘"' l “ rriTl -' d '“ E" •». a'oloek la,- 

•ot^wffb ff ri !l’ kli ' U , TrU ''" ,, ' r|tJr: ,r '"" NewVork for Au 
in', tel, Jo-Alerday" ^ »» 

The New York Tribute snys ; 

bnafr n &Xl ( ''V Ts,,lt 1' 1 »»ave lost their 
r v r h- m V Tho '' 5,,1 "' b'b. ry of the brty and 

i .To .1 h n much retarded. In.iuldition to seven 

'dory fra in e ' 'h oil's Fif! > MhirJ At- thrwi thr.-^ 
Ss.V.mJ ir n being erected - in Fifty-sixth street, 
i i r . i r mil avenue, wure blown down. Mirny chlmneva 
",d ‘d'n‘ 1”'; "! have 1,1.0 elv -„ „„y to the re 

...nl.il I 1 * 1 " thegale/The high thM h 


NewTork Markets. 

T , ' New York. April 34. 

There " a good' demand for (Jotton tn-day. and Middling 
Grlen", I, quoted- at R.„ ,„d Middling Eldnml, at r„„ 
t, ” '-' or " M.Std UhlLUfl, ,M ..„ I'nrk *1 H n; 
rafTO ^ ban-el. j„rd in barrel* l'74®ltl, and in keg, 

' w v lb. Rio Coffee ^ 

Oinclnnatl Marketa. 

to v, - ... Cwcmd.tt, Aferil 2(1. 

J H, "' r M1#rkl ’‘ ha, Ih-.-i, ratllor quiet to-day and tile 

,’d,-, only reaei, IKK, I, I, la. will, „„ el,a„«„ |„ pr | qB , W l,l,. 
y « quoted at 14)4 a Ho. jiergalloir. Salea'of lllK, 1,1,1, 
l ™ k,, ' ,,c1 ":""™ d( ’“‘ tl7 | ,. 1 r. 1.1,1 - n„. 

Darrel Lard Pc 


Conference A oil 
•f the M E 

I'latln* ll»«» .1 olltUon WM IntrixiUred 

’> «fm dlKOUMloq, but „„ „ n „ WM 


hnv* r 

8t"ritfi 

Fra tie* , 


i on It. 


Board of Health. 


UHT OF IXTkRMKN-ni |N fiTk HTV or 


‘ 'li,il»m Infmliiiii . . 
*‘l r’S'i. l.i* Trrrlirnlla. , 

' '"lllllln|l||OU 

t'lltAffll . ", 

'■|whr.k,ii. 

Debility 

rWnnliisa 

rvitlilinn... " 

Dy»«nti*ry. 4 

ttsl. Tr, 

t’.’Ver, l’>.f iiirinnq 


ltV'lo>|>ay 

Mvtlriff-fft,l,*|„, ’ " ‘ " 

IliT.a! H^ephy nf!!’. 
lenqfiitnnllfm. . . . 

p-p lr r, 

ISieV-.llMirPii. nf 

,M«a*lr« 

N»n vi.iib,. :;;••• 
'"•I Are 

PnmiiTKmi#. . , 

l.'nralyaii 

Pleura. |*iishii 

nhlKitiiUmi 

Srorfiiln 

Htillliorii.'. 

'E*vn* :::::: 

MKimII Poi. . ,. 

Si'HibiitU,,.,,, 

Km.'in,« ;.v; ; ; 

Trlaiieia 

WlK'i.ftklii , . , ’ 

Wotin.l, Uiin.iKoL . 


tnnU. . , 


<Mtr)> Eeirriiu..:::::;:" 

Toui & * 

or U".. m lin ,i„ I, j', i 

' ; , No .e’aniL Onn, flluS, „ l-rol„i.Kic. 

•■*■!» in hit rtpvrU *«r>- irrugvlarly. ^ 

Al >,KWTEtt . ry tlotnl of || M |ih. 


' OT^ I ken for Livrrpool « Md tm 

-r,?, , ;" A n 0 **r Th, '' ! '” h *W- »«k.t lta. be*. w 
“ylu„H„ 0,1. w, »k and th. «l™ing Mle. m 

* i/qe- Hdlm to par 

HJfW ORLKAJfg CATT H MAKKR. 

•ir**agg!L aa« 

, -l.'rk of IV, .terff but no Te,„ ^ 

; I •»■» »;-ll ,„ ,lotaln*d Fh,-,,b.v, 

* ’ ,n "" llngn. Of Mlleb ()», ,„d v,|^' * 

xrnrifo-vrofii r.-off5}fiff. -IWJJMU. an 

"nr (l.TT, „ f IVe.teni) . . 

h™,...;: 

«!u:h 'ii,;;; WSVi 

HKW ORLEA NS MOH EY MARKET. 

C'till It KCTED tJA I L Y I1T W W U'lfirr ». 

Kxebauge Ofllci. ’’.t , w vi T,r * A 


-"inelerv , «, lh. H #i |„, 


Tme( o..L,n,L.ne oe !*ti;a>|m, .. -L etter* received by 
V"‘ A T r,ir fr ""^ Kur, »P“- '•bite til, at tho opponents the 
Atm riean line of steamship between Liverp.K,lVnd Sew 
'* • " r '• til really clrclilatlug the runior that Congress will 
(lonlitbing to sustain Mr. Collins, and that the ships of 
bis line will be withdrawn Tlie consequence is that 
I’liKKi'llgcr,' aud freight go to ilia Cunard 11, la. a, tlu- only 
„!„• to I, a r.-liad on for regular arrival, and departure, 

Tim withdrawal of. tl,, CoIlihMlne of , ,t,nmi-r, would 
not only glv,, a monopoly lo th-( llritl.«W tint-, and rnl,o 
freiglit.» and postage, but would nlso^bu sijverely felt in Us 
influence on our whole commercial steait marine/' The 

; °"'h" of ri'-auuT, firm a reh.Kil f„r th of 

ybnrtg „nglt„,r, Th«i-,-w,re.„„ omanfungl, ,»v„ 

two or Hire,, lu Hi.- Wa,lilu B |„n and II,rmann. before th, 
(.olliu».tlt„ c„miu',uc,d running, and tlu, ,ta»n„re pf 
tliat Itngjiavo air, inly .uppiled savrral of th, California 
strain, -r, and nthi-r, plying ,U, 
tali,,, and nlln r nfH,,r,. 

Kail, ,hip of tho T’olljjl, lln, unrein a liret six 

luuislant origin, ,r,. tw,„8y.four dremi'n. and tw„,ty.f„ur 
atokrr,. nil of whom inuxt hrconip rxp,rt In thrir f„pMt- 
mplffymrnt,. ■ in thl, manner a whole ela„ of valu- 
hh‘ >" hhlll up. whirl, I. IndiAppuMblf u , lu , „ 
ritlmq nalion of the flr.t rlno.. 


,". where with engineer,, cap. 


Louialana Interior. 

""“taof Loufo^ Ur,lld DI,l " lon of 'he Rena of Tem- 
** MuarUriTi“' <r - W P - RrN-.-McMilhin. pruHiding, 
‘'“in. Of Treh.T™ 0 ln 1 ' r “ukllu. nu April 10th: B.-ll. 
h* following a, mt " '* ,h “ d *y w« note 

1 Thr Healer „f ,i. “! tagular tnaata : 


u " fowl Mofm 1 ? oy Ww “jlnMlffhlon he liaa thin 


any eutaugllng alii* 
-April Bl.igj./ N “”UTioa.-Th« Tullclana Whig. 

"f°ttll« I,., # 

"N'Tliiau, forefew "'"‘her hoi, h«eu extremely 
A “Don. Our Parish wa* visit, id • 


?«H'aiag of ti. Tf* tl °D' 


^' J touch daewL" ' l " r “ V, f " lud - hail aud rain, 
""ly da,tS«? gflmrilly, and lu aome toot, 
f «.,-*» “ Urge „ ' , ■ T hu halt I, reproiauleil u, 

L N»tmo,phe re “, “‘ “‘f* morning, with a cold and 
Pf Gluoyne-Jlf" l ** ,ln »»fo»-— Tho wu, paper .ay, : 

E" „* ‘jf. d.’W,, L'TV 1 ' Udl '’" 1 “«** he 

L, "■ “nl It I hit "htated Tom, -a llujiiu with hi. 


«ed HIV, 


the 

! - tliat the 


h" P“"t MRtd he Ob. 

Lbutainna. although i„ eomlug ” U “ 1 '' f “ r 

euiuoth. aud ll,o weather llS! U "™ T* 11 ." 

The Meteor i« the fourll, ve..el !,,« |,y Meaer,. Harri, A 


•ather tine. 

Morgan, within a perhld of VtataeL" m'Xth™”' 
aimeltu at I a,, h»taJ|'J lh,- Gfoh<, »t lire,*, S^rtUag,',' 
it U-.-wVimVi d »■ — "tn-mnt i UK. Iii 

It T>«.8).UU0 „f uut | rt . | 0M to th|i ^ ^ 


nud the Halveston on 
jUntaggregulu. to ab<»ut 
they do uot insure. 


Nif 


navigation is us good u* 
‘’^presses it as hi* opinion that 


kT * throu « , « thin Duyou. li might 


« . ‘ Uot tulel . UU y°U. 

u ^WU.t„,,pe a u,: U lllt ' I|UI ‘“8'»‘*ture pluaed au 

' “*t»nu| ly t’"' ht*> hi ije am, lli.ixu — 

k Uf k *' « the lcglriatur, , ri U, “„ 0 ' *" , ‘ c, l "‘"~’ d *‘ “'*• 
gt-athuieuT ’ 1 ‘ u "'' r "" r haa appointed 
“JUIor, af ib„ ooiutltuto tho Hoard of Ad- 


• which Is to 



'^sof ,l u ul * "'""‘""i" tnu n 


IOW B 
died ou 


DlHfl HHANCE* IN THE Al.AU.lMA 1»EN| , ENTUMV —Oil HlC 
17th Inst., says the Wetumpka (Ala.) State (Juard. a seri- 
ous difficulty occurred in the Penitentiary of that Htate 
n A convict named Wilson attucked the Hergeuut of tb, 
Ouardt who was about to.puuish him. und when the over- 
•eerof the workshop iu which they were interfered, an- 
other convict named llill selaed a sledge . hammer and 
felled him to the floor. Ho was about to striko the over- 
seer uguln. whpn a convict named Davis struck him and 
knocked hiiq d"wn. Oil recovering from the effect of the 
blow, he saw the overseer still lying on. the floor, and sup- 
poring hu had killed him. he selxed a raxor aud Inflicted a 
terrible wound in his o^u throat, from which hu after* 
wards died Mr, Cravens, the overscelg has recovered 
from tho injuries hu received. * 

A convict named David Husiuau made his escape on 
tho night of thu 18th. by making a hole iu his cell ami 
Hlen digging through the malu brick wail. - 

Raii.uoad Meeting*.— R ailroad uagitiug* are.beii 
min-ously held in Arkuusai; and we nSco a caU 


being nu* 

r.ilr,,„a eouveutiuu to Uri.ria oj/ 4 "u, 7Zy. Uu/ 

tqok. relative to the early eompletloi, of rallroaff, from 
Texaa.h ‘ ^ lUr °^ b '' llll ° Uu « k ih.uee to 

• ■ ' — At. 


MlSilONAHV BOCIKTV oV THE 11. K. UhUIICII — At tl. V 
nual meet lug of this society, held In NewVork on He' 
lMh. the following offloer. were elected for the eu.ulng 


year 


Rev lllihpo'lt'augh, I’reablenl ; Bixhop M„rrl, 1,1 via 


presentatives of John Aruofd. decease... 

An Act from the House for the relief of 'Albni* Tiinii 
pa.-oied ; House bill for the payment of arrears of pensions 
I tlie guardian of Arteina* Oonnut pasbed ; bill grantinir 
pension to Jacob Young : bill authorizing the' legal re,? 
tentative* ot Antoine Varquss and John Colllnn t<> ei,- 
r certain lands iu Missouri ; bill f u r the relief of Marlin 
enwlek. or bis legal representative y 
djili for the relief of Margaret Farrar ; bill for tho relle. 

David P M eek* ; bill /or the relief of M and R II 
‘•hu. or Arkan.a* ; bill. for the relief of the heirs of Da- 
vid Corduroy ; bill for tlie relief of Ursula K. Cobb ; bill 
for the relief of Janie* Glynn; I, ill for the relief of 
Thompson Hutchinson ; bill for thu relief of Elizabeth 
l “r'. 11 , t^.^er children of John Carr ; bill for the 
^^LOlfthe MrsjiOJ.m* late M»joTThouMt*-Nqe|.-U. HA- 
bdl for the relief of Don D. J. Domureq ; bill for the relief 
or ( imrlea G. Hunter. 

Ami the Senate then adjourned till Monday 
llouak.— Mr. UrookK, pfdjlqwVork. ro,e to mak,‘,ii per- 
nal explanation, to whBli Mr. Wanly ohleoted unle„ 
tlie gentlemen who might l«. referred to miglit have an 
importunity „r replying ; which having been conceded. 
i„ 'I/' f ddr *'' , "' J “**' ltou»'. which h„ said lie wn, 

Induced |0 do by remurk, tl|nt lind I „ w Ji), refer 

e„c„ to himself by a member of the Senate, who,, age 
end puaitian rendered It tin, only ouurae left l,im to p'ur. 

Gm'ldVeHA"; " lr "“dy denied the uuthorelilp uf 
the letter tliat had appeared In (hi, NewVork Kx|,re„ 
and with reference to the editorial remark, which hud 
beau repuhilAhed In t he Globe, lie denied all-knowledge uf 

them till subriequenV In. Hu'ir republienlion 

Whatever difference of opinion might exj,t a, to wlial 
constitute, a gentlemnii. tile meinlh-r who would vomll 
rorih a tirade agaln»t unolher.memlauuaf.d:„„gre-,. such 
a, that to wliirli he had alluded, niuat he eoualden-d a, n, 
genii, .mail. The course which ll, , Southern whig, pur- 
Hued n the eaueuK. lo, wild. , bowed that the were irue 
u—n the eompromi,, men, ore aud he therefore withdrew 
hi, staiemcn 1 a, t„ their wavering upon that qu.wllnii. . 
tlel , r. S ffe" V,'" d .h" r ‘lf r “ttad tile appear,, lire of ll„. nr- 
tl lo refereed to. and deplored tin- existing atate , if, I, lug, 

Vork nl? ° f *4 >u wPVUri}* « r the genii, man from New 
link, on a former day, which wu« offensive to Souther,, 
gg ife U "“ "‘" dr * W "- “» had uoHilug tosnj 

whfc a r “a 


cane 

jmny fbr ijuties oh iailriiui’lron w a* tli miT read" and 

two hour. 

IIome,t™d*Uiu"'‘ t IUtU comud “""- “8“‘” took up the 

u,d!e imd coiifriifon , '' li ; , | ‘".’“'he fi.M-r Umld.t uiuel, 

ho,,,,., lo per,,,,,, in „,,, 

whopre now. living lu de.tltutlnu nod want 'hut who would 
rentlve c!ffre“!l... lU ““ ”“1 ‘ b “ "»» Btate,,were till, l„. 

Aflqcome roiir hiding remark,, which could hot la, dl- 
tluctly lieard, lle.wu, followed by - 11 

Mr Smart, of. Maine, who. after amue nrellmlnarv r, 
mark,, replied will, reference i„ „ ,tat,,u,e ,t I, at had 
Wen made lu thwother wing of the capital, feao thu au ,,, 
la-rof clave, who had «Wa|a,d during the ll,i rear I, to 
the Northern State,, whleWdn. eontanded, tilt J, 1, '! , P 
lurn. did uot War oul .iiffil which. In relation t„ nuinlwr, 
ami value, were iusiguifloaut'.iu amount 
Mr Dei.1, Uf NewVnrk. saij llie derigns of his Htate 
UaU been muumier«t(sMl, auij went otf to deflue the immI- 
tlou whirl: it (M:cupies. who would support tin* iiomfui-e of 
tlm National onuventinu. aud who onuMdered llm tL'iieral 
Goveriimmit aa having n<> right to lularfere with Ha- dif 
farei.t Htales ; a nrioeiiail be »a*M. which would iollo. tie. 

U . P J’ U quusueu. cooeeivlug (Imt it 

Would lead to a *y^«m of lutoruaUoual^wpri^tmi nl, to 


Iiie Jamaica Si oak Uuor.— A late Jamaica pnpefsays : 
ie n-grot to learn that there will b" a very serious falling 
>ff In the sugar crop of this year lu St. Thomas, in the 
ist especially, the decrujise pf export will be without par- 
allel. The best estimates that ran bn formed Induce the 
belief that the crop «f the present year in that parisTi 
will not, reach one-lmlf of that of 1851. The district of 
lan tuth Garden River, which usually ship : 4000 hogs* 
heads of sugar, will no( thi« year reach a*MK. hogsheads; 
whilst the Ripe Mountalu District will fall „ff l n qu it<- as 
large proportion. Wc wish we could say tliat 8t. Thomas 
in the east wa* tlie only jwtrish thus circumstanced, but 
We have similar reports from other parishes. On the 
whole, we doubt whether the crop of 1852 will exceed 
U0.00U hogsheads. 

F, anna Hold IlHcovaait,.— The Hifdaoo's Ray Com- 
pany have received intelligence that tile crew of the Una. 

■•sect dl, patched by them to.Qucen Charlotte', leland. 
In connequence of iaformutiou that gold existed (here, 
lmve Kueceodod In discovering. clo„. | 0 the elmre, au ex- 
eeedtnglyudch vein of quart, . It extend, toward, Ihu in- 
torior. aud .broom, ■, deeper Udow the surface. The party 
could .only 'extract come specimens by blasting, anil their 
stay was a short one. because their -number wn, lioufll- 
cieot to ensure safety In case of any collision with the na- 
tives. Tho weather also wu» unfavorable. They brought 
away, however, about M pound, of the rock, which they 
have dispatched to London, and which I, ,nld to contain 
at least (I or 8 pound, of pure gold. The vein at the top 
wa, about seven inches wide. From the citeiit and coff.- 
Ilgurntlon iff the Island, it I, probable that large quanti- 
ties may be found In other part, of It. nud a fresh expo, 
ilition ha* accordingly been sent out. 

Amkiui-lx 'Antiai, ix Ir». v —Crawford I, getting on 
11,“"’ »“h hi; colossal -tat lie, for the Wa,hlpgton Mo- 
nument, at Richmond. \ a i’atrick Heury aud Jefferson 
are ready for coating iu hronae. The Jefferson I, exreed, 
'ugly good. Amongst all tip, draped statue, here. none, 
except a statue of > liierva, at Hie Vatican. Impreie, me 
so much us this for it* dignity. 

Freeman I, preparing to vl,lt the United State,, with 
wo large picture.-., ne. tile Mary’s at the Sepulchre; 
the other a rustic piece : both executed with great power. 

I n the .acred pleee. he has designedly departed from the 
stundHrd rules of such compositions ; but whether or not 
he has made a conquest in u new direction of art. remains 
el 1 .r"' c No however. I think, will deny him the 

evidence* of genius In this Httempt. 

— Terry, who is remarkably free from faults: gc»es on im- 
proving, and bids fair to reach u high point of excellence 
His large piece of Golumbn* before Ferdinand. an-1 Isa- 
Ixlla. is fluisbed. and will bo seut home t hi* Hpriug It 
goes to Do*ton. • * b 

Mozier haa u stutuu in clay of Pocahontas, for which he 
has already received two orders at $2000 each. .The piece 
, e *c» K dlngly pniiscil by tho correspondent of the Lon* 
don Time*. 

Ive* ha* a statue In plaster of Spring, highly esteemed 
by the artist*, lie ask* but $1500 for it. but hu* no order 
for it yet. ro appreciate the .Spring of Ive*. one must 
know someth ing of gcnural art. but every one can read in 
be I ocahonta* uu impres*ive story. The aeueiworie* of 
the cross and the tamo deer, with the familiar history of 
the daughter *if Powhatan, will give this work/I doubt 
not. great popularity in tlu* United States. If Ive* would 
give hi* fine talent to some thoroughly American In- 
structive subject liko thl*. hi* fortune would soon bo 

IH1UW: --- ■J'W . a.a— , -Avcw. — 

' '^‘^omew.ayonnu scuptor.from Hartford, ha* b«>en 
iu getting orders this winter. AI* 


Vf kl « amount U» 21100 keg* «t io c . 
l'i*r lb. Bulk Shoulders 7c. per lb. 

NowYork Markets. 

, ' ■ '* NewY««x. April 20. 

The -ollon market i» Arm, to-day, hut pridj, arc,,,, 

, T“' d lellow Com (17 and Houtherd li.’,;, t„ (I7e p„ 
hushcl. Mom, Pork $18 87 to (10 per bbi. I.ard I, scare 
nt fortuor quotations. 

Michigan Democratic Convention. 

The Mlrhig,,,, Democratic limited Gen. 

Gass for the Presidency. 1 

Further by the Franklin. 

... , NlwYokk, April J7 

The trnuklln Failed from Cowoe on the evenlng-of the 
15th inst. Amoug her passengers 1* Mr. Drapfr,;U. 8, 
Consul „t Havre, wlio cotnc, a, i.'.rer of dlspat, I, ,k The 
Niagara arrived al Liverpool on the13tl, ln,t Tlu, Frank 
lit, bring. *85.ww In s,„.c|e, and . a valuable cargo Her 
political new* is unimportant. 

Arrival of the Niagara— Three Day> Later 
• Prom Europe. 

HALiFAX.ritpril 28. 

^hut.unnrd steamer Niagara arrived here tfiis ,«aur- 
noun bringing dates from Liverpool to tho 17tb inst. The 
following it a summary of her commercial tie 


. Liverpool Markets. 

• [.n cernoi., .April 17. 

lh,’ cotton nutrk.’t'ha, exhibited considerable activity 
sine, the .ailing of lip, Asia, and tho , ale, for the week 
amount to •ill.OOU bale,, iff’ which speculator, have' taken 
tOffff and exporter, 71100 hah* . Holden, have been very 
linn at previous rate,. al!lmu>Ii no quotabie rlmngo lie, 
taken place The following are tin, quotation, a, fixed 
last evening by the Hoard.- Fair Orleai,, M,. Middling 
Orleans f,. Fair Upland, 6V- and’ Middling Upland’, qi.-d. 
Pit Western (’anal Flnur 3 Iff. 5,1.. and Olitaa}, ltd ]; 

tht. Yellow Corn 2Us. and White 2B,. lid. p quffHer. 
Lord lia, declined. ,,,!,! ft isoow ,|^oteii at 48s. 


GoupfilS 


W)'\, 

Surnjptt • it iii , At a, ,.— A letter doted lluenw, 
Ayres. February 18. ^escribing the defeat of Ituoai l,y Ur- 
quiza. says ; 

Urquija 1, scarcely lea. of -the tyrntilnnd tiger tlian 
Itosiai. ye shoot, wllhout mercy. Eighty men uml 
women were .hot at one,, at the llulnta. oirThunulay last 
and yesterday lie imm-a a proclamation which will com; 
prorni,,’ five nr Fix thoitwind. requiring all magiatntw to 
arre.t them, win rerer found, and every man-will he shot, 
111, find proclamation w«. tliat rUI who were found .teal- 
lug or plundering should be , hot In fifteen mlnutaa after 
,eut,’iire It wa, only nrrewuiry to ncenae-prnof wo. 
.scare,’ y wan ed or naked for. It win, ctlmated that 41H> 
of wi " " tlm '" Ur f "“ r d "J"~" 11 ’ '"t woo tho ftulludo 

There ha. been o discovery mude at tho' Quinta, which 
him produced some excitement even here, via : seme bar- 
rel, of pickled human .he, uls. I believe limy were rare 
iuliy put each In a cork. Iifle.„ or twenty, l,y Uumuelve, 
Two explunatlon, ore given of It— one is. that Roan, 
intended Jh, '111 to gruco ,i tritimpbal entry, into tlu, city 
nml tin, ilUffir. thal tliqy wore lo ho rent lulo tho Interior 
os scare-crowaat the crue, road,. Mt, tlu, cuFtarn lo fipaln 
to thl* day. 

Krnciiutcy in the United State* Anm—Jln Important 
-M& — tfuTmtfir'imiC'titir. ’fronr'lTf.* Comniltteu on' Militafy 
Affairs, in the United Staten Semibi jia* reported a bill to 
improve the efficiency of the army, which, the Intelli- 
gencer states. propose* to abolish all allowahte* of double 
ratlou", v (*x‘(!ept to the general officer commanding *rparate 
armies actually I u the fluid ; all allowance* to officers hold- 
ing ‘brevet. commlsHluns. except major* and ciptaln* by 
brevet in the Adjutant General's department and the 
Judge Advocate of ,thcftrmy, and allbountle* ionon-oom* 
missioned officer* and soldier*: 

After the ilr*t of Augu*t, 1852. cftlonel* are to receive 
lieutenant colonels $75, majors $00. captains $60. first 
lieutenant* $40. and .second lieutenant* $30 per month, 
and all other grade* a* i* uow.pruvjded .by existing law* 
with the proviso that the $10 additional per moqth*to of- 
ficers in active command of companies Is hereafter discon- 
tinued. 

Kach non-commissioned officer, artificer, ’musician, or 
private, who re*euli*t* within one month after tho ex- 
piration of each term, shall be allowed $2 per month ad- 
ditional duriug tho period of his second enlistment, and 
$1 further during Hie perlpl of hi* third enlistment, aud 
$1 further subsequent to the period of hi* third enlist- 
ment. and repeal all law* that authorize any portion of 
the pay of the sojdier to bo retained. Authorize* the 
Tresideiit of the United State* to appoint from such non- 
commissioned officers of artillery a* shall bo recommend* d 
iiy their officer* two cadet* of the Uulted State* Mili- 
tary Academy, and front the same of cavalry and infantry 
in like manner ruconiniend«d one cadet, provided that no 
nou-commUsloued officer shall be eligible over twenty- 
three years uf age. Report* to be made from time to time 1 
to the Department of such non-coiiimissloned officers a* 
may be considered worthy of promotion ou account of in- 
teiligcnce. education, character, or services, und authorizes 
the 1'resideut to Attach' s«id non-r.omml*«ioued officers to 
any corps dr regiment of thu army a* brevet «econd-l‘eu- 
tenat*. when tho number of brevet officer* of that grade 
shall be insufficient fbr tlie want* of (ho servIdV. provided 
•that the Whole number shall at no time exceed the uum 
her allowed by existing laws. Makes thu act making pro- 
vision for au additional number of gene oil officers hi he so 
construed u* to authorise tho President of- the United 
States to confer on such non-commlssloued officer as hols 
therein authorized to promote my brevet either the rank 
of brevet or certificate of merit. All non-comminaioued 
officer* aud privates lu-ldiug certificate* of merit who 
have or may re-enlist withiu. six months after the na»salre 

of this —* •••■-* “ • 

would h 
iu the service. 


VMKIllnA, (fir.). ...to, niNKTOM SATURDAY, 

IXff-t.I.VS, (An,.).. . .'for NKW TOItK. . .% WCDffKSDAY, 


'Aptll 


(Or.) 
VIA(MHAj(llr.), 
f’oi.n.vs, (Ac,.;. 
klllinPA, (Hr.). . 
CANADA, (II,.).. 


NEW YORK SATURDAY, 

■to norniN.-. ,’.,BJTimiiAv. 

..for NRW V'lilK..,, WFIlVFsriAV, 
..(or NKW YORK — SATDHDAY, 

•TO Huston BATunDAV, 

NEW ORLEANS MARKETS. 


• «rt*j •illy tire \ $ 
Yurv;. r,f- 

N«*rY<»*k, itrlti , , . 

baton, *i|tf iltr* . 
Rn«i<m, ffiulii 

pt WW*' "‘"'i 'U)- 

PhllKUIjihU, itgl, 
^slifi'tioroiiir.. 

M» i Iron IVtllarq , 


°* m P oornerof‘c^i^ f I^- 1> 
CXCMANllt. 




m 

hdlteewH. 



W)XO. ”*' ,Tr $l r »r... pair 

*Mrtl(h tkmbloonq N4AA* M 

ssuti, a ,o -nvwV tife.; ftt^.- ;«S Stfl! 9'' 

Ithl,..,..- WKSTKRN HANKS. "**'* "' 

ztisst 


WOtTKRX HANKS. ‘ 


UffsisttAN Aornr.Tr Ornur. V 
Noturday Morning, "May 1. 1RA2. [ 
Tin, pitst work ha, I, con n ftorlod of Mnisldorahl,, nol Ivlly 
., our mark,’ I grnorally, „ |,„|, r „„.,„ 1 .„ t 

(akin ploco In tl,„ prlocs of .conn, of our staph, srilolra 
amung whirl, may bo mcntlftnntl Odton. Sugar and Mm 
Ins,,, Flour „„d tiraln arc ralhcr lower, aud tho rate, 
for I rnvlslnnxhnve also given way n little * 

The weather has been generally clear, and quite cool 
during a portion nf the week, and no rain ha* fallen rinre 
Siturdiiy last * 

COTTON— The market opened lu tbo‘ early part of the 
weeU with only a moderate demand, buyer* generally ex- 
pecting iinfavornblo advices from abroad by tbb next 
steaineffWhllo factors were Indifferent about sellllg unles* 
at very full rates Under these circumstances, the sales 
‘»f Saturday and Monday were barely 11.000, and those of 
Tuesday 4600 bale*, prices showing generally an Improve- 
ment of about X of a cent. On Wednesday the Frank- 
lin s advices appeared in our columns announcing n more 
active market at Liverpool, and prices sustained at nbout 
previous rates. Tills Intelligence Imparted new life and 
spirit to our market and some lo, 000 bales new sold nl a 
further Improvement of at least Xfa)Si of a cent. On 
Thursday he demand wit# stiff morfi active after the pub- 
lication of the Niagara's advices, aud 16.000 hales chnnged 
bauds, at rates fully establishing the previous Improve- 1 
ment. Yesterday, there was also a good demand, but the 
jtmo»nL-o ff t» r 4ng-he4w g r rmridrtnrtfly^dnwrarniN 'kal.vl 
were hut 4600 bales, making a total for the week of 45.600 
bales, taken for Great Hritaln. the North and gouth of 
Europe, with only a limited portion for our domestic port*. 
Prices close firmly at our quotation*. The receipt* at 
this port since the 1st of fleptember ate now 1,204.007 bale* 
against IW5.674 to sAtno date last year, and at all the 
United States port* there is now an Increase, compared 
with last yoar. of 020.210 bale*. 


a^;— “==5L 

0o "u„.'rlal red Affrti«ia,fei.’(W^*;;; jgj 

taa,l 

New Orlean. W hole.ale P^ice. Cnrmt 

■ ■ CARKFPU.Y CORRECTKD EVERY WEEK. 


Inferior.. .. 
Ordi 
Mid 
Oooi 


t. shall be allowed the miiiio pav to which they 
would have been entitled if they had remained contiuu&lly 


(hough but a beginner, and making only has* reliefs, lie 
that hl“ “SffjtiSi : r “" 


for hi* few pieci 

, , are touching, lie muki-s hi* art triliu- 

lury to iyrt.lv KouUmcut. mid lliorcforc dere rve, nccuIIm 

cncaqrngclnvnt . ll., Mr. It ho, docldad talent III tX 

|,n fc«|un. t he artist, do not la-grudge him 1,1, extro- 
urdinary guod fortune. 

Huger, h, cutting out u mtalct and beautiful Rut), will, 
her .hcaf-u work which, if fit, 1.1, cd fur the pnmorent great 

khuta f 1’“ ln N '.m V,,rk ’ " nuld ff 1 "" lllm « i”"*t debut, I, ■ 
kind of fume. There are Home other sculptor* here at 
work upon perfectly nude figures, to which they give 
sacred and classic names, buf which 1 t ru *t wlli^ never be 
any tiling more in the eye* of American amateur* 
than vulgar ex|Kit>ure* of the female form Happily thev 
havii not sii^dont artistic fame to give them fame aud 
and bad Influence. (Roman C'or. N. Y ’(.'om. Ad. 

Tin: I'ata Tiim:* and Inxegm Kili.eo.— T he Port To- 
Imcco (Md ) Time* Htate* that the severe winter Just 
passed, has killed m arjy all tlm peach bud* in low grouud* 
III that couuty, while oh the hill sides am( elevuted lO«ra- 
tiou*. they are only slightly damaged. The common 
kinds of the peach tree, it I* abo said, huvo beeu less In- 
jured thuii the superior budded aud grafted varieties. 
A uot her fact is likewise noted, that all those little iuxpctx 

h(ch appear curly in spriug. destroying rose bunhes und 
tender plants. !mv u be.eu killed by Ihil cold weather. 

Hi I'MINIEM.EM OE hie CiiiNs Miision .— 4Jwlug to the 
uiltiliUed feeble Ijfgltll of UltUtev. J. D. CoUiu*, late Hu- 
periuteudeut of the tffilua SRs-iyii. Fuh-Ghau, llishop 
Jiuius, of tlu: M E. Uhui'idi. hu* uppoluted the Hey j( g 
olid hh," 1 ' 0 - 1 " 1 "’ W, ' u ' i ‘ , ' , ’ ,,d,, “ ‘nr revcral y.utra. 

M, .m,,., K, .th, 1st ii,.gii,i„„ l „r Votun- 
,are pivpai iug lotvuWish uu um-ampiucvt 


America ami Enoi.ano.— A challenge hu* been received 
from Mr. .Mare. o7 thl nritbth Yacht Club, by Commodore 
Kteyens. of tlie NewYork Yocbt Club, to try the Yankea 
speed ami bottom onto lignin in tlie Dritish seas. The 
Oomrnodore^of the Yujmg America, like a modest man. 
canuot think of lsNiting John Hull twice lu his own waters, 
but politely invite* Mr. Mare to visit tho NewYork sea*, 
where Old England will be received with (‘very degree of 
hospitality, und he done for iu first rate stylo. 

Health or (.'itim— T he following statement comprise* 
tlie death* ill some of the Atlantic citle* for the week end- 
ing April 17. and their proportiou to the population ! 

roportlon, 
1 lu 2275 
1 lu 141/7 
1 in 16DU 
1 in 1482 
1 lu 11/65 

l)i trfjfrt nf thr Throat unit Boston. 30 ; NewYork. 

-101' ; Philadelphia, 65 ; . Baltimore. 30 ; Charleston. 3. . . . 
Uld .Igr— Uohlou, 1 ; Philadelphia. 3-; Baltimore. 0. 



lioatbs. 

Bopulatinn. 

Bostou. . ;^a. . . 

61 

138.7KH 

NewYork 

. . 346 

617.846 

1'biluUriphia.. . 

. 226 

350,000 

Baltimore. . . . . . 

. 114 

) 66,026 

('hurlt rlun .... 

22 

43.014 


I'olu Weatiilu.— T he puper* throughout the interior of 
Georgia and Mouth Ourolina are complaining of cold wea- 
ther and Trust, und fear* for thu crop* ure entertained, 

Tiie Uiaii Jt'ouLi Again,—' T ho IVuehington correspond-, 
eat of the NowYprk Herald say* that the President, 
through the Secretary bf Htate, having ordered the Utah 
Judge* buck to their post*, aud iutima(ed Uiat they had 
better resign If uot disposed to go, they have expressed a 
determination neither to go uor to rerigu, leaving it to the 
President to remove them. If be see* fit. It l* under- 
stood the President- has determined to remove them, aud 
Uiat the nouiluatiyu* of their successors will be > eht lu 
this week. 

c VfVeMi.*'*;.,TL»il’EMAa« »• (.'omen rioN, — A dispatch from 
Rochester. N. Y.. dated the 21st. *ays a numerous 
Women's Temperance Uppfeotion assembled here D»-da/ 
Mrs K. 0. Mtautou, of Meueca Fall*, presided,' and made *t 
speech. Letters from Mr* K Oakes Huilth Mrs. Abby K 
Foster, Huraive (ireelny aud Gerrit 8mith. were read. Tbc 
uftcruoou session wan la-eupied with the discussion nj 
resolutions, aud report* v of thu. l ommittee* Many 
*prcchu* were made both l*y ladles aud gentlemen— promi- 
nent among which wus an able address read by*Vri> 
Aureliu Uloouier ' 

• 

'Ihu iucuinu of thu Wuqluyttu .Misdiuuhry »Soci* 
eiy is half a mllliou dollar* per auuum 


NEW ORLEANS CI.ASHiriCATION. 

nor 6>$fa>tl)i|MlddllnK Fair ;.8V/ao 

,»7 k Fair. ........ .. . .V9k« - 

ling .. ... Good Pair ..nominal 

J Middling.... 8 ii®BJ,' iGood and Finn. (Q _ 

COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT 
.. . . Co/Zfui, bale*. 7\iharcn. hhd* 

.jtackq» h.„ d Bcpt. 1, 1861 It, WO ’ *1871 

Hern, Iced clue,, 1.200.088 (IfilffO ■ ' 

jrctcrJay.,.. .') 010—1.254007 00_J4I>41 

Kipirtcd to data,.- ... 1 ,] 20.204 8*744 '’ 7 012 

.. yeaterday . . fio,28B— Mr, 0,442 2*7-30,011 

•Stock on hand not cleared,,,. 140,056 28001 

1GIIAUG0— The market htii not been no active till, 
crcc .. but xtlll, iu facta™ in, re been dlupiwed to meet the 
Vi,.., of buyer,. ,ome 2000 hhd, ,d w ,I land, np to 

Ituraduy ulKht, principally at a range of 8‘4(n)3 v, s I), 
and Including one lot of 100 h l,d, fine Mm,,,, county at 7, 
P II,. 1 1’.tarday’, mice were . 000 hhd,. Including 121 
nud M at OH at 8«.’„„d 000 county at a ftac. 

t ou over 6» rauad. HV find An change In price. 
lout to nuthorixe a red, lotion In onr figure,, and .till 
quota : For Lug,. 2*®3« ; Leaf, Inferior to Oomn.au, I 

tX? 4 *! ^‘‘ r rl “"' iHm ’ " hol ““ * nd ffv'eetlun,. 

"rato.’i * it. I 

BIIUAR-Modefate receipt, and a g,xxl demand com- 
hln. d have Motuloned a further Improvement In the 
Hug tr market, and during the week nn advance nf ta-ra tr 
Iff a cent haa hern re allied The week', aalei are 3000 
hhd,. Including 100 yeaterday, and our clo'elng quotation, 
are : For Inferior to Common, 3®4R ; Fair lo fully Fair, 
4.‘4(®4Ji ; Vrlme and Choice, tfflfiq ft ft. 

Week’, receipt,, 3410 hhda-«xport«, M hhda.. 210 ft. 

MOl.ASSF.B— Price, have advanced again, owing to 
.mail rcceipta, and during the week aorne 8600 bhla. hare 
found pure hoar re. (Including 200 yeaterday) at 22(3264 
for lermentlng, and 28®28.t |l gallon for rebotled. 

H’eek’a receipt,, 3471 l,bl,— eIporta886 . 

FLOUR— The continued abaence of export demand and 
Incroaeed nxieipta together, have occaallmed a hirther de- 
I’llne of at leaat 10 cent. In the Flour market, eapeciaiy 
ffor ordinary brand, of auperflne. The aalee up to Friday 
tnfii nlng -Were barely 13,000 barreU, at *3 26(3*8 86 for 
Old,, and Indiana. *8 60©*3 76 for Illlnola and St. Lonh., 
and *4 (J0©*4 76 *1 ft for fancy and the tieual run or 
fain y brand,. Friday 1000 bhla were add at the aamc 
range. 

M eek’* receipts, 27,611 bbla — exports, 7810. 

GRAIN— The Corn market, though uot active, ha* been 
tolerably steady, am| pricoa for all kind* davn becn pretty 
well sustained. Up to Friday. *ome 81 ,000 sack* had found 
purchaser* at 41^>44if for mixed and yellow, and 40(3)484 
for prime whlto. and yesterday, about 6000 sack* were sold. 

morily at 42<®604 V bushel Wl*eat ha* boon sold to 

the extent of 0000(3)10.00 hu*hel* at 70(5)784 for good to 
prime lots....Dran ha* brought 68(3)76 f * 100 It on the 
Levoe. . . .Oat* are a little lower, with aalw of perhaps 
7000 sack* at 28)4(9314 for ordinary to good Ohio, and 32 
(5)334 V bu*hel for prime Bt. Louis. 

Week’* receipts of Horn. 43,101 sacks— export*. 17.012. 

I’ RO VISIONS— 1 Tho market for Pork ha* been generally 
heavy and luactlve, and receiver*, in order to effect sales 
of any magni liide. havo been obliged to submit to a de- 
cllne of 60(3)02)^4. The sales up to Friday morning were 
about 2600 bbls only, at $17 2A©$17 76 for Mum. $16 for 
for Prime, and $14 00(5>$16 60 ^ bbl. for Rumps. /)u 
Friday the sale* were nbout 700 bbls. mostly at $17 25(3) 
$17^02 X fof Mess. Thefftnek at tho Inspection Warehouses 
comprise* 17.850 bbl*. Including 3081 Mum, 638 61. 0.. 

44 Prime, aud 13.603 on storage and unlnspocted. ... In 
Beef there is but Little doing, the stock being Ught and 
prices firm at $13 26(5>$18 60 for Mum, In bbl*., $0 66(3 ) 

$# 76 for Prime, etc . . . . llscou has declined a little, with 
sale* of probably 1200 to 1400 casks at 0X®8)»4 for prime 
rlblsjd Midas, 10.^(3)114 for clear do., and 7X(®7«4 for 
good Mhouldere, Plain Hams have been offering freely, 
with few huyer^ at 0(3)l»)»'*, while canvased and choice 
svgar cured occasionally bring lUfSllXi * ft ... Lard 
has advauced materially f.,r kegs, and up to yesterday 
morning some 1100 bbl*. and tierce* bad been disposed of 
at 8)f(5)83f for ordinary to good No. 1, 0/Q0X4 for prime, 
and 4000 kegs, in two lots, (1080 and 3500).prlma at llo V 
ft. Yesterday there was a fair demand with sale* of 200 
bbl^. and tierces good No. 1 at 8)^4 ft ft. 

KICK— Price* have advanced, with sales during th* 
week of fully 1700 tierces at 3 ff-16, and the 

closing rate* being 4/34^4 ^ ft for prime Carolina. 

BAGGING AND-UOPK-We have still to notice onlya 
moderate demand for these articles, the principal sale- 
bring 150 piece* at 12)gc cash, 100 pieces and 100 colls at 
13 and 6X<t ou time, and 175 colls, prime to choice, at U 
aud 6)44 cash. 

GUNNY BAGM— The nominal prloe is 84 for boles, with 
but few buyers, aud some 30,000 iu huudle* sold at 7)4(2) 

Vfo 

HALT— Liverpool Halt by thu large quantity Huy In- 
quired ut 00(3)704 for all coarse to ) v 'and X fins, cash aud 
time, Of Turk* l*land, Doualse. sts., 7000 sack* *old fropi 
store 634. 3000 sacks Turks Island at 684 out of store. 

4 UOFFEK— The lllo Colfue market lias preseuted a Very 
quiet appearauee. tl)u week’* sales uot exceeding 0000 bugs 
ut 0(5) ID • . tlmiigh generally at 0>44 ft for good quality 
Of tjhls quantity not over 400 bags were disposed of y 
terduy. leaving a stock iu first aud second hands of *4)0)00 
bug*. The sum of the direct imports from 1st B»»p(eml»tr 
to dale 217.852 bug*, against 213,101 to same time last year 
HANDLES— Thu last considerable sale* were at 18(a) 

18)4 if }l ft for.Mtar caudle*. 

HAYr-Dwrihg tha week sonp» 2 lo O bales Northern aud 
Western have been sold at $lft 00($$16 60 ton 
LIMK— Thomaston >4tU retails at $1 1>0(S)$2 00,'but 
over 1500 bbls Western have been taken at $1 l&Jfti 80 
>♦ bbl . 
i LK^D-The last sale* wa* at about 4h|4 for soft Lead 
HEMP— Price* oootiuuo altogether umnlual 
TALl.UW7-<Jood < Western would briug djk^o, sad oily 
rendered i* held ut 614(3)74. 

FRKHillTrt-^-Tliii Freight market has been qulA, the 
rati* for t'uttou to Liverpool bslug 0-16(9 )*d, to Uavre 
1)§4, to NewYurk aud Bystoa Xt *>Dj. Yesterday, how- 


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InfomaUon Wanted 

Rcpcctlng BKBNARD RODDY, who emtarated totoa 
United StatcK, from the North of Ireland, in Aujraat, 1MT 
In company with Meaara. John Kcloo and John Marrow. ’ 
The frlcnda and ralnttvan of theca yraUamra. aad off 
;‘ b '”j* r " “"MW rwtueated to tew»d tb* aatottato In. 
formation on thia antjcct to tha Rav. R M. MaTylan, on ’ 
Itav. J. G Keener, Now Orlaana, State ct iMtdana. 

The Kdltora of ril religion, papm tn th. Unttad stata* 
arc reapeotfully and carncrijy KtlaUad to pnbthk tha , 

uhurc in behalf of four ntiihliw. whofe father dj-d tn 

Ncworh-ana of Aatalto OtwOp, la ldU, and the rapport 
Ilf. whore large and jiut lego) right, now before Uhaneeoj 
In Ireland depend, upon Utle informaUen. 

a blb ot soBOoZe, 

IN MAGlfR* U IIUKC1I, CAR0NDKLKT STRUT. 

The auhecritier, having aeenred th. no, of a a 
room III tho baMmaot of the Maghee Ohareh, a 
open a HUIIOOL on the Ftnt Monday In May *i_, 

Tho Time of Teaching to be front 8 o’eloek. a. la., to *)* 


The Uourae Of Instruction to brif 
abraciog all tha Braneheeefrad .ua 
of Utc Betnlnarioe or College, iuoaroountly, via: 


Mcraughendaf 
catlon taught | 


Latin, and Oteek. Modern 
rita vartow Bolejjeto— Fhjclcal, Moral and 


The antocrlhcr, alter an eaperianeaedtany 
tn tiairiihig, a, 8uiairlat-.aduH i-. Fw‘ 
iegiate Iuatllutca iu dlffCrciil in-rtlp 
and tVcFt, that he wilt be able to gift’ F 
illanc aud pareuta. 

Tbc Fruuch, fipooUh am 
taught (according to tha t 
of OlhmdortJ »‘ toe dwdre pf the p 
charge for any or all Of them -they . 

Flr.t Clue, with Utc Auclcut I ' 

Tcaua — *d, *8, and *10 |W , 

Obuur. 

Rxraaaxusa— (lev, J. O K« 

Jom-ph II Fainter. Win. 8. Moi 
Iiamcruu. Jamn Wright. 

Hatuucl llcndcraon, N. J. 
mu, J . J. Lugeububl, Jos. A. I 
ry Rloclt, Geo. Brewer, Bn, • 

Mom, Dr. 8, UUbert, *. «. Wharton. 

Negrito-, April *« ,r ll ° 




t leauguagus, etc. 
I ter mouth accui 


W II. 






OongroHsional. 

A i' tl Co IW2. 

Tin- M i.- " i M ir considered tliiflr action o* 

I’rbbiv ii|'"n tin- 1 port erf the CMlilUiU*" on Printing 
t«n»l ill' 1 !! recommended' IV V •'■ iinrtH wltlfohf in- 

A c -nlutlpfi WMnd<pt( d. ''ti nv»tl( ». of Mr 
Mim linl! *• 1 K 4ttoi ky. authnrHdnp tin* S |*« .-.1 **r to up. 
■yiiiit ii *• 1 • t •• >muitltcc of five. f* *hom - In. II In* r. foml 
*'p rx'-’li/u i. '• iiml otilci* on the n|Eirt »f public 
vrlnib-g w it b In -t ruction* to* rcpOft I •' tlie lfottM.v b\ Mil 

«>r r»tll«T.wfn>. «hni amendment" to ••ild law* tuny I it pc- 

•lli'tit, in onli't to intilfd the faithful and prompt execu- 
tion of thi* print 1 nfc for Congress . 

Smati: — Mr, Pearce presented thtf memorial of tin 


A G i*o at- Work for tho 1 eopleV 

EIGHTH liDlTli'N •* , 

lifiVfi.VRV AND Kf ^lITtl! , 

ny It F TtfFFT. D I).. Preridonk ot U*-tii{!»,,ce i.Vlli-it v . 
•'■•w Vitrk. ill J'lii', vi'llffln*.'.l‘4 ton ..with p<«vtynfl Price. 
h»*- Dm. la n pi*i* «**i|»y JOHN 1IAI. .VI ttriivh >■ -t 
fl’j)* AotlVc Canvas .crs. on npiilii-iilion on timl I'lnploy 
incut for the hiiIi* oftbls popiilnr mill thn ly publication. 

♦y Any ncwspnpcr giving tint pbovt* ri few Insertions, 
"hall receive a copy of thn work, free of piwtage. - fe 0 


with nit socriflojng the ! , lithl red.*- no <1 from, th- thraldom of ni 

‘ i lm most sacred ami pine. <1 npnn nn Ajunl I"' t* »*K *Nh the in *r 
h1* <«f Mruh»gi*i*n i i.ortloifiM.t I tin human rue* I! 

. xpm.HU wolrh Iimylmv. 1» . ti.r-un-* -t } l, ‘ J r « V- 
••ndci*' should la* considered (In- it WVuld / ... 

«*iry that sotnc low sliWuhl provlih* tl" st > • V .' ' * 
lli.l.v. mulrf -liWl.ll'.ll.ll lln|. I'trdtif.. -Ii’ll' “ 1 ; ; 

rn,«...l Thi. iriHV l"‘ -nl'l tninv--" ' ", '' 

Into «wl.«. In.li-n.l flnv.n- ; l"il lt> not «• 
..-r.il.. ilruilfli'rj <.f Jlr»l«" ► |l, ».rv "• 

doom t In-in ; ti"t to raised miiong being-* * J I 
rlortoIhrinwlTM.but -I," r.- 1 

.■nitl.iii p..rfnlnliw not.ijnly In cltlllfd. *>«» l,n<, 

benevolent society 1 , ... |V ,„ 

I, « , Tin. or iiii:C*rlTAt.--l , inncn r ,lnnon^th thnrnnn- 
lulli.n of tin. l.rBielnt nr.- lin-.illw I tin ,rnt of. Owrniwdtl 
nl l-nu.nn V»llr>. nml nulhorWog in- to 
ml-ili-im to wl-i-t n for till. Opllnl. «*>‘> "™ l 
inim.'m Icnmpllnd with Hint mpilmnoothy np r‘"tl’i|t 
I'rofnMUH umnn I’rntt nnU A brrt C '■njt’giw. .W « . 
Fox. Rmi . Win C. Ptnlnen tml Joseph I. ltoblmon. nnld 
(tomtalMlotierv Tli. y in.ni.*.lli»toly pnKtcc,lrd 
fortnnnce of their dutie*. nml bare made their report, 
which I take great pleasure in pre«ontlng to you 

It appears from their observations, that the location is 
far more central thnn this city, and (hat the valley will 


*o«M in the afTnlr of the reftigeea, 
ightH («f m-ylmnC WhlrlVH reganl* 

-riTilofe «.f rlThlret nations. Up 
'iave tw*cn expelled. 

Our file. i»f Kngltsh papers per stenmshtp m erica, nr- 
•ived at Do-Ion. Iiaxe c«W to band Hie leading points 
f the new howceer. hare already h<*» n pnhlhhed 
the I <nn don Times of the 2d of April contains a full re- 
.nrt of th. disenAsion* In the llonk • <1 thmnnons, relative 
lathe treatment of British suiOeets t.y tin* rontlnontal 
pnwerr It appears to haTc been very animated 
On iherrenlng of theflOth nit.. Karl Derby. In the House 
4 Lord*, announced thnt the Government had deter- 
nlned to oah oh the contractors to remove the Crystal 

ruck for some time 


Miitstrr. wliu 


Al i.l. ,.!„l,li.h lll . „l rn„ ' 

lillowlug : * * * 

Jli::riii.|>iHT n > . . n, N , |.., 
All ;lio i'ul,.i..|ill(.ii,. i.r ti.; , . .,,,. ul ,, | ( 
tion. iu c:itnl"gUL* price.H, 

SUNDAY HOIIOOL 1I00KR 
Sunday School Hooks of oil ih'iinmlimtlona 
tensive usHort incut of JUVKNILK BOOK 
Libraries. ' , 


le was ill-- m *st eminent tnnn in the empire, nml tin- 
t il.- in n to strengltieii It rhrtn any •ith- r iuin.|.ri*t. . 
-luce Mi it* i nleli*^ icIlrMiieiit Schivmr *i l» rg u. K i,. , , 
fu -•oil I of the Imperial g'>verinm*no. llol.l • ..i V ..it .,u- 
.nd devoted to ahsoluthin. lie has been the AiiohI < flleient 
instrument In Uic destruction of liberty’ on thy continent 
"f Kurope. lie was the leader of tin* reactionary move- 
ment that commenced In 1848. and It Is to his counsels, 
hacked, as they were by , Russia, that the defeat of Hun- 
gary U to be attributed. His death will prove a terrible 
blow to the House of Hapsburg. The following not very 
complimentary racord is made of his life : 

•* I’rlnc*/- Felix Bchwarxenberg was bon\ on. the 2d of 
i trtobor. 1800. 1 n early life ho evinced In social life the un- 
‘cruptilous libertinism that was afterwards evinced In Ills 
political eareer In London ho seduced and eloped with 
k lady of rank, for which he was prosecuted, and. falling to 
poy the damnges ilcerecd. was declared an outlaw. After- 
wards in Naples In* continued Ills career of criminal gal- 
Unit?} for which, in one instance, he was severely chastised 
by mi Injured' IttiitBRivt!. HA M-rtcd ufi^-r Hiuletiky ifi 
1H48. and was In Novmnbor of that year made Prime Min- 
i-dor. an office lie filled till his death. In every relation 
private and public, he has been a man of Intrigue, with 
the boldness to venture every thing In pursuit of an ob- 
ject. and the kklll to nrcomplish all he undertook. He will 
live long in the memory of all, for. tils vices and hU cruel- 


v Mb that la iu. -.lent itmt. 
wind If laden With coning »4eH 
wteapHUe-gUreln the sky 
iHag woman goes wandering by. 

i that wrapt her wasted form. 
m rtM In the perishing stfirm ; 


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THEOLOGY 


Mr. Hide rep irted a bill confirming certain private land 
claims in Missouri, and the game was considered, and or- 
dered to a third reading. 

Mr.* Shields reported a bill to Improve the efficiency of 
Hie army The bill ali^lshes all pay anil allowances for 
brevet rank, and makes many Important changes jn tin 
nrganixation of the army. Two tliniisand exttfl copies of 
the bill and report wen* ordered to be printed. 

• Mr. Dawson reported a Joint resolution, authorising the 
Secretary Of Wnr to furnbh the " Wnshington Ysgcrs*’ 
and “ noom* Riflemen" of Washington City, wltli arms— 
and t he same was ordered to be engrossed. 

' 7Ir n^nlhtfbduced 'iiTils jerantirig Ib Ciillfornla I1n 
vlglit of way through the public lands, for the construction 
of certain milroods in thnt State. 

The Deficiency Rill was taken up. Numerous amend- 
ments were concurred in Amongst others. $350,000 were 
appropriated for the completion of the floating dock nt 
ran Francisco. (California. Alsi $0000 for completing Jlu 
iinprovemcnt of New .Jersey avenue In this v*lty. $7,000 
for planting, etc . the Smithsonian Institute grounds. 

At 3 o’clock: the 8enate adjourned. 

Hoirsr..— This morning Messrs. Marshall, of Kentucky. 
Harris, of Alabama. Chandler, of Pennsylvania. Puller, nt 
Maine, and Hamilton, of Maryland, were appointed to cod- 
«titute tlie committee to report upon amendments to the ‘ 
printing laws. 

Mr. Johnson, of Arkansas, stated that as fifteen days 
had already la*en consumed in debate on the homestead 
bill, lie moved that all debate terminate on Thursday nt 

one o’clock. 

Mr. McMullen moved to substitute Monday next ; but. 
before a vote was taken, a motion was mn^e to lay the 
resolutions on the table ; upon which the yens and nays 
i having been Ordered, It was laid on the table— yeas 108, 


This department Is very largo, embracing 

wnrtra in i . * 


T Sr Am-rlr.n which ha, 

.1 AI-aaaAH,, Kflypl. p-nfllnfl the «,t|.fn(,l|,'V» Of a pl.l.n 
•nad.. up...i Jip Kityptlan iln.,Tnm,lil . for ilamaa, lo ill- 
.awpmp of a l- 1. 1 1 — (1 Rtato. nul|]rct. wn - rflmi-t' .l on II" 
iill alt.. umIr a Mint, fnirn th, ball. rlrl r.f lw,nt,-"nr 
««<“• . . .. 


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of blndiugs. 

SyilOOL ROOKS. 

i would n*sp(icl fully call the attention «r c 
chanty, teachers, and others in want of Sch 
my large nml valuable assortment, conxistini 
Spelling ftookfli Elocution. Lotfc. 

v Rending Rdoks. Arithmetic. 

Dictionaries. . . Algebra. 


The Rev Mr, King, .llic American Consul and Mission- 
.ry at Athens. Greece, had appealed against the sentence 
•>f banishment, but we have not heard t he result 


(Ustatn n large and dense population, 


'The' lfkmMrtg'nf the *iwi of DevcriimenMj*-that valtcy. 


Tlie fhlliiwlng is the speech of liouis Ronaparte. Presl- 
ilent of France, delivered at the opening of the Cham- 
iierson the 2Pth of March : 

Thk PkrsiDtsT’s Srrrcu.— Messieurs les Senatrurs— 
’•l«»sleirrsie« Deputes : The dictatorship which the peo- 
rde confided to me ceases this day Things are about to 
resume their regular course. It is with a feeling of real 
nttslactlon that I com# hen* to proclaim the patting In 
•ractloe of the tJonstltutlon.for my con«tant anxiety (pre- 
rcupation) has been not only to re-eetaffilsh ord ,fr ’ ® ut 
to render it durable, by endowing France with InstitU- 
lions suited to her wants. But scarcely a fkw JfloOths 
igo, you remember that the more I confined myself within 
he nomrw circles of my attributions, the more It was nt 
empted to render that cirele narrower still, in order to 
leprivemeof movement and action Often discouraged. 

1 confess it. I have thought of abandoning a power so much 
-ontested. What restrained me was. that I saw but one 
* • **- ^y where, in fact. 

*!j of founding 
. Institution or a 
1 

Therefore. jvhen, 

pUc* attitude of The army, all the 
in a few hours, iny first care was to- 

side down, and «t- 
I have replaced It 


Will. It is believed, encourage settlers to go there and very 
much fhrllltate the settlement of all suitable place. In tlint 
region. Under all 'these considerations, its location at 
that point appears Judicious upon Its own merits, and 
will unquestionably advance the already prosmwiw and 
vastly increasing resources of the Territory At rUlmofe 
Oily, one wing of theStati* House will probably be OniMmd 
for the accommodation of tlie cusuing Legislature. This 
will Ik* built with the funds, furnished by the General Gov- 
ernment. for the erection of suitable public buildings nt 
the seat of Government. 

' *Di!c,THik.— Th, Dnl.mlly, I «m h,ppy to ,ny. I, In 
succeasfiil operation undeijfthe guidance of the fmnncelhir 
and Br-nrd of Regetits. so far as a school can promote its 
interests ; although that institution ha- suffered In com- 
mon with other enterprises for the want of the promised 


. i gw *• NsUiwal InWPigeacef. 

t b* Empire of Japan. 

afttATes — As any thing which relates 
mi time may be InUreetlug. I send 
mcH* sketch of that kingdom It 1> 
» JUffcon. mail was founded abmt rlx 
flve ymr* before Christ, by Simmu 
ia there appmratohave been sixty- 
er this period. In the year 1142 s 
from this time a douNe chronology 
g the reigns of the Demine and Cub-*s 


tics., and the bold, energetlt; courage which he dlsplaycii 
in their exercise." 


A Talkntkd Chinaman. — At the Sophomore exhibition 
nt YaR* College, NewIIaveu. the first prixe for English 
composition was recently awarded to Yang Wing, a na- 
tive Chinese. 

The young men whom tho NewYork papers reported to 
havo been expelled from this class were only dismissed 
for publishing a scurrilous und Insulting sheet. They 
.will-be enabled to return upon their rendering n proper 
and satisfactory apology to the aggrieved parties. 


Persons wishing toget a Library, or re- 
plenish. would do well to send us their orders early. 11 
fe 6 JOHN BALL & CO.. Ml Gravler st. 


Geometry, 

burnylng, 

Motunnilo,. 


srvttmo being crowned, kueoeoded iu 
• of all military power. At th* pr«-- 
n of Japan U governed by an Km 
in BO *eo». a Dcario with full dvli 
or prime mlntatcr. who has authority 
heir Paiitment, etc. 

Japan consist* of three Urge and 
ler aUnds. situated off the coast oi 


leprivemeof movement and action 


What restrained me was. that I saw butane 
tcoeed me — anarchy Kverywhe 

dons, ardent to dcstrok incapable 

There was nowhore either in Inst 

g to. Nowhere a right uncontwted. any kind 

f organisation, any practical system. Thcrcf, - • r^= r 
thanks to tbe-asristfnce of a few courageous men. thahks 

.bove all to the energetic -***““•- ^ ->» 

linger* fen* dispelled ln a few hours, iny first cam- was to. 
ifkinetitaiiowa nf th* people. For too long ».t|mo.|ociety 
ia*l rearm bled a pyramid turned ,,T ' H 

-mpted to be placed upon ita point. . 

•ipon It- bare. Universal suffrage, the only source of right 
<« stirh conjectures, was immediately n -cetablishcd. Au- 
horitv rc^nUnni It* ascendancy. Afterwards. France 
•doptiug the principal provisiemf of the Constitution 
chich I submitted to her. I was permitted to create poll- 
leal bodice whose influence will be *o much the greater 
•Vom their attributions being wisely regulated. 

In fact no political Institutions an* durable but those 
<rhlch fix In an equitable manner the limit at which each 
.tower should stop. There are no other tuefms of arriving 
,t a Useful and beneficial application of liberty. Kx- 
lmple* are not remote from us. Why. ih 1814. did we see 
dth satisfaction. In spite of our reverses, the Inauguration 
d the parlUmeutary regime ? Beoausc the Emperor, let 
m not fear to confess it. luid been carried on by reasons of 
>ar. to a too absolute exercise of power. Why, on the 
.-outranK In 1851. did France applaud the fall of this same 


MEDIOAIi NOTICE. 

DR. L. PIERCE, of Columbus, Georgia, respectfully 
calls the attention of Physicians. Druggists and dealers in 


their temporary use is commenced In the Thirteenth \\ nrd. 
of this city., . , , 

The fostering hand of tlie Government could Ih* exer- 
cised to no better purpose than providing for the educa- 
tion of thc’ynnth. You arc doubtless already sufflcieutlv 
alive to the Importance of this subject, to extend fuel) 
pecuniary assistance ns shall be commensurate with your 
ability. 

• -‘ From the D*-»*rrt New*. « 

- Slow#*! 5 tmr Timi;*. — T ho mails which left Independence. 
on the 1st of Deccuila't. nml due at Salt I.nkc City„on the 
31st of the same month., arrived on the 2»th of January 
The carrier from Fort Ijirnmie reported he had to wait at 
Laramie sixteen days for raid mail, which whs hindered 
by the Pawnee Indians. 1 

IVe have had but n few moments to oxnminc the east- 
ern papers since the arrival of the mail during which we 
luive discovered hut little of momentous consequence, 
among the nations, over und above wlint we have been 
previously apprised of. 

Case of the Junur.s.—' The most attractive thing wi 
have notieeil in the States Is the arrival ofdhe honorable 
Judges. Secretary, and Indian Sub-agent, who deserted 
their posts at an unseasonable hour, and without provo- 
cation. Their arrival is' made manifest, (as appears by s 
copy of tho St. Louis Times of Nov 21 from the St Joseph 
Gazette, in a paper purporting to have been written at 
Groat Salt Lake City. U. T.. Sept. 28. 1851. and signed 
•• Utah.’’) Tim piece !t»etT doea not demand aur attention.* 
of 'the attention qf thonr anjuaintnl with the fade, scarce suffi- 
ciently for a perusal : we find truth enough to think and 
write, without even recurring to such trash. 

Any one acquainted with the character, habit, manner 
and stylo of the Honorable J udge, who is tho principal 
character ln th© communication, will not be at a loss to 
know who was the author or dictator of said letter : and 
to those who are not thus acquainted, and wish to know 
the facts ln tho case, we refer them to Gov. Young's letter 
to the said Honorable Judge, written and read, mostly 
before ho left the Territory, but as yet remaining an- 
swered ; which havo doubtless appeared in eastern prints 
before this ; and. until those letters arc answered, of 

5^«^f"ii ^^rf^Ce^Th^^lilmedthe ** 

institution of the year VIII. whloh served as a pattern c0 "' ec L comm nt i u *7- 

r that of 1862. DoubtleM, ll ion not aanotlon all tboM Th, Twiimr Tmoomoo Doll,,, Ar,aor,UTio,.— Sloe, 
OertiM, to Ih, abuM, ,r,o of which w, w«r, »coiurtoiw.il. writing tho abott, on, mora IUD ha« caught our eye. 
it It conawratM othora that ara truly llbortlM. On Th" whlohlortr, of truth might Ilk, to har, agplaiujd ; and 
orrow of a rcroluUon. th, flnt guarautn for a pa* w« writ. It for tholr hen,llt Th, Trlbun,, by dUpatoh 
jm not con, Lit In tb, Unmodorate un of th, trlbun. M 1 (rc® 8t. Louli, of Nor. 8. nolle, the erriral of Soil Lnk, 
t, pnn T SlalL a, follow, : 

It oonatat. In th, right to ohooM a Oorernmant ,uoh u “ *>« >20 000 .ppropriated by Conpea ha, bo,n Moan- 
UkM. Now, th. Trench nation ha«. pmhapa, for tha ?•”<> ><y Young, who ha, aUo mad, an attnopt to take 
nt ttma, gtran to tha world tha Impoelng ipMtacl, of a «>• *2*.000 from th, 8«r,lary. Th, Seoratarw rrth»d to 
raat poop*, eotlng, in aU liberty, th. form of It, goram. oomply wBb th, tforwnori. ^naiUOT, ta whloh conn.. 
„nt. Thw. th, ahtaf of tha aUt, whom you ban halhrt S™ afterward, raitalnd by an injunction from the 
m. Is mUf th* expression of popular will. And what Oourt.’' _ __ _ . . . .. . .. . 


•Mineralogy. 

Oeology 


A Steamer Seven Hendred Feet Lonii. — A ccording 


Biography, 


Medicine to 


'N»luru.f.UU« phj ;' , ' ,t " nmW "1. 


to tlio London Times, a movement is now on Ibot to build 
iron steamers seven hundred and twenty fee^ in length 
with ninety feet beam, and thirty-six feet in depth, with 


Mr. Fleklln. of Illinois, moved to take up the hill from 
the Senate, authorizing private executions, (a man who 
has been convicted of murdey in this District being or- 
dered to bo executed on Friday ;).->bift there being ohjee- 


EPPING S EXTRACT OF BUCHU.’ 

This excellent remedy for all diseases of the kidneys 


Astronomy, 


nschi. and butftaal city Is th* lit lie artlAcUt 
rSwWcb a Dutch Factory Is built. 

I*4d<S tb* capital of Uic whote Kmpirc. is sit 
» Bbdst of a floe plain, in the proviuoe of Mu- 
bnlttla the fbrm ot a crescent and intcraeet»sj 
rery stmt by canal*, their banks being plantd u 
t beautiful trees. The city is »ol summnd-d 
i«um chios ara. by a wait but has a *Ui.be 
M ai it fh*rtvcr Tougag waters it. and sup 
tUe ditch : and. being divided Into five stream- 1 
* oversneh. Ibo pubUc buildlngs ara on » 
seal*. The Imperial palace is formed by thre* 
r drcoUr piles of building*, and eneliNdD* 
a, courts, ansrtmi at*, pavilions, guard -hou-- 
artdW**. gardens, canals, etc. In U reside th 


French Grammars, Dictionaries, Readers. 


Spanish. Gernmn and Italian Grammar*, Dlctlonarit** |d 
-■ Readcnsi fk.*"-' -- "i * ' 


and urit>ary o rgans gcnci 


fOiBLCnginefl of.HmhorRepower. and a screw^jwhllsLUier. 


(intis in Ripppndlng tlin rui"!r. tl 


of ordinary kinds, and duration. Is owned And carefully 


will be eight masts, with huge lattecu sails. 


Greek'And Lntiu Books, of hll'UeRerlptlcns 

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In every department of Science. Literature and Art 
J. B would call the attention of his friend and U*i«t 
lie to his choice collection of MiRcellaneous and sUaffL 
Works ! All the new and valuable works publijy 
rectHved as soou ns issued from tin* Press. 01 

DOMESTIC ANI) FOREIGN STATIpXERf 
A large and valuable stock of French. English m 
American Stationery, all Crush and new. comprldag n 
'hing usually kept iu a Stationery Warehouse - Writlw 
Letter and Nqte PAPERS, of all desert ptlotti ' BLAVr 
HOOKS. COPYING PRESSES'. INK. etc., etc. ind all* Tt 


prepnred by the aubscriber, und is offered on his Medical 
knowledge as a remedy to be relied on. llo is anxious t( 
introduce it Into the great Western market. AU nccessa 
fy ^directions found on thu label, ou euch bottle. Whole- 
-ale price $8 per doz. Retail. $1 per bottle. 

Orllers directed to L. PIERCE. Druggist,' Columbus 
Georgia, will be duly attend(*d to. Cash, or references, 
expected. RespectfuUy advertised. ^ 

fe 6] L. PIERCE, Proprietor. 


Death of Ji dof. Merriwether, of Georoia — The Au- 
gusta Chronicle of Wednesday last khjh : * Hassengers 
who arrived iu this city Monday evening and yesterday 
morning bring us tho unwelcome intelligence of the death 
of tho Hon James A. Merri wether, at his residence in 
Entonton Although in the prime of life, ho haiTbeeii a 
prominent man in the State, and had filled many distin- 
guished stations with credit to himself und honor to the 
Suite, lie hud filled the several offices of State Legislator. 
Representative in Congress. J udge of thu Superior Court 
and Speaker of the House of Representatives of Georgia, 
in aU of whloh h5 evinced a high order of talent, and a 
z«*al and energy of character, which pre-eminently distin- 
guished him among his associates. 

Tiie Choco RoriE.— Recently some movements have 
beeu made on the Isthmus, in the direction of Choco. to 
establish a mute for travelers between tlie two oceans ; In- 
deed, we believe there is an agent from New Uranada< now 
in this city, with u grant of the right to th* route, and nu- 
merous specimens of gold and silver ore and precious stones, 
to encourage the adventurous. 

More than two hundred years ago, the Spaniards were 
aware of the proximity of the headwaters of the 8an Juan 
und Atrnto. The curate of Novilla, finding that at high 
water, canoes proceeded from one river to another without ' 
unloading, caused the Iudlans of his parish to dig a canal 
between the two rivpra, which was called the Canal of 
Kaspadura, and It was made navigable for loaded barges. 

The Bpanlsh government, on learning this, speedily 
stopped the communication, and the unlucky Padre bare- 
ly esoaped a severe punishment for his cleverness. 

Mr. Robinson, a wail known trawler and author, con- 
versed on this subject, in 1818, with some intelligent Span, 
lards and Creoles whom be‘met at Carthagena. They as- 
sured him the canal was yet visible and could easily be 
cleared out. They also stated, that there were several 
plRces where even shorter canals between the two rivers 
might b« out, and that thu distance between their navi- 


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4tc. It iUuHt the book for Ministers. Class Leaders, younp 
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The rapid and astonishing demand for this book has 
The third will be out in 


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■rpBlchn*. etc., f*e-, a*d is em 
4 orchards, groves, ca st* fl ee, ami 
sooMdenabl* rirera water this fer 
tt*ei«M i* the centra of the city, 


st.. Boston 

Southern Methodist llpok Concern, Richmond. Va. 


Agents wanted to circulate the work. Address Rev. R. 
W. ALLEN. Fall River. Mase^ fe 6 


Cotton Factors and Commission MerclmyU*. No. 51 1'ifa 
Row. Carondelct street . New Orleans. ' f e t 

WRIGllT, WILLIAMS & CO. 
Commission Merchants, No: 93 Gravii-r street, Xr» Oi- 

lp * n » * ■ JiM 

S.E. U UKM AN & CO. 

importers, Wholesale and Retail dealers in IUtf.tyoj 
Straw Goods, No. 3d Magazine struct, corner orGmia 
New Orleans. 

* A general assortment of Panama. Campesdiy.lqkn 

and Palm Leaf Huts, at thu lowest cash prices. coMUttl; 


aad Um other foil at water. Thi. 
r miles long and nine wide within 
r«a well DojwiaGHi as the city. The 


ALABAMA CONFERENCE OF M. E. CHURCH. SOUTH 

FACULTY . ^ 

Rev. T. B. RUSSELL, M. A.. President.* 

E. HUDSON, M. A., Adjunct and Chemical Professor. 

Mrs. A. B. U0D80N. Instructress in Drawing. Embroid- 
ery, etc. 

Mira C. LEE, Principal of Primary Department 

.MIm M. J. T00MER, Principal of Musical Department 
and Teacher of French and German. 

The ensuing- session of the above institution will com- 
mence on TUESDAY, the 6th of January. 1852. 

Patrons are requested, if possible, to enter pupils on the 
first day of the session. 

Oak Bowery. Chambers county. Ala . Nov. 28. * d6 


ie and I °* TMI: Bjam^mcad.— W e obtain (rom the Lon- 

»til the j don Times of the ?th the subjoined particulars of the ter- 
rible disaster which reoently befell tbe British steamer. 
Birkenhead, while conveying troops to Southern Africa : 
“ Another terrible disaster has happened .at sea. At 2 
o’clock in the morning of the 26th Fnbnjkry . her Majesty's 
steamer the Birkenhead waa wrecked between two and 
three miles from tbe shore of Southern Africa. The exact 
spot at which the calamity happened waa Point Danger. 
Off this point she atruok upon a reef of sunken rocks. 
The ship was steaming eight and a half knots at the tipie. 
Tbe water Was smooth and tho sky serene, but the speed 
at which the vessel waa passing through tho water proved 
her destruction. The rock pcaetra ted through hur bottom 
T V.U,. Mfl>t«T..*._Tk. s» T««(. Ju»t aft the foremast, and in twenty minutes’ time there 

Latxr News from the Mountains. The at. Louis werf a ipaPg an a a f ew miserable creatures’ 

Union of the 20th has the following clinging to them, and thla was all that remained of the 

We have been fhvorod by Mr. John Campbell, a g*ntle- BlrkenUflad Of six hundred and thirty-eight persons 
man who ha* just arrlVed from Tort George, with late and 'rt* 0 bad left Simon’s Bay in the gallant ship but a few 
interesting new* from the mountains. Mr. Campbell has hours before, onbr one hundred and elghty-fuur remain 
been, within the past few months, out on the plains as far V> tell the tale. No less than four hundred and flfty-lour 
as, the forks of the Chian. Hu describes the Sioux In- Englishmen have com»< to so lamentable an end. 
dians a* being In a most destitute and starving condition. There is no mystery about the calamity. We are not. 
on account of the scarcity of buffalo. Tho Sioux and left, as Iu tlu* uma* of dim Amazon, to conjecture the origiu 
(-’rows, also in a state of destitution an* descritied n* being *»f the disaster Just what happened to the Orion off the 
on very friendly terms with, .each' other. Duriug the Scottish coast, or to the Great Liverpool of, Flniatcrre. has 
month of March, a great quantity of snoW had falluu on happened now. Captain Salmond. the officer In command, 
the region of country about tlie head waters of the Mia- anxious Jo shorten, the run to Algoa Bay. ao much as pos.- 
souri. Mr. Campbell is the first arrival from that region *ibl0. “>“1 wore than was prudent, hugged the shore too 
of country this season, and started from Fort George in a Hosely. Four hundred and Atty-four iicraons have lost 
hklff with three mountain men or voyngefirs. on the 24th their livea in con>-equenc« of Ida U*merlty. As soon as the 
of March. He started with some running ice, and having struck- upon the rocks tho ru^i of WHter w(ia so 

descended the river as far ns a’ stream culled L’enu Cou- K r ‘‘“t that the men on the lower troop-deek were droWned 
rant, or running water, was caught lira gorge of Ice. be- Hi their hammocks. Theirs was the happier fate.; at lenst 
I ween flic t(4o rivers, and was forced to stay there nine they were spared the terrible agony of the next twenty 


eounSela, and to enlighten me with regard to the wants of ** 
he oountry. Thla constitution, which from thla day forth P| 
will b« put In practice. Is not, Uun, the work of a vain P| 
theorv and of despotism. It U tha work of expurienoe and °} 


tttng of the Lfgiilaturv. The 
$4Ai000 : consists of two spa- 
‘two of whloh are occupied by 
rary and as Reading Rooms, 
•rail el *d. tho unheard of. the 
e ‘•Muandering of Young;” 
fUtah. And for what? That 


r. E. A. MALAHD. R, c. aXUUU 

malard a 'armistkad. 

Wholesale Dealers in Forelgu and Domestic Iky Good) 
No. 70 Gravler street, between Muguziue andCtnp,5w 
Orlcauh. ... " 

A f ull supply of Plantation Goods, ftF 

DU. OH K l.NLKAI . 

Office — Jacki*on street, betweeu the Market -bouw nj 
Tchoupitoulas strut* t. 

Residence— Comer of Jackson and Mogulne ftircb. U 
fayette. m/3 


Souther?* IijDfSTaiAL Exhibition. 


Southern Djoustrial Exhibition.— The Governor of 
Florida has appointed a large number of delegates to rep- 
resent that 8tat« in the proposed Convention, which is to 
have for it* object a groat Southern Industrial Exhibition 
in NewOrleans. This subject is attracting much atten- 
tion throughout the Southern Status. 


NEW ORLEANS .AGENCt 

t OF THE * 

NASHVILLE MARINE, FIRE INSlTlANCE, AND LIFE 
AND TRUST COMP AN Y. 

. . $300.000— alTpald ln. 
..$220.000 — reserved fund. 

$620.000— available aesete 

JAMES A\ PORTER. President. . * 
James Walker. Secretary. 

LOCAL DIKETORH. 

R. W. Hill. iMinc W. Moon. 

. S. Frctz. A. W. Walker. 


Capital: 

Surplus 

Total. 


CHITTENDEN k DAMKJtO.V, 

Dealers in Carpeting. OU Clbtlis nnd RoaacYwv'vug l)i; 
Goods. Nos. 2d ('hurt ns street and 21 Ctuxutshow 
street. New Orleans. ft-S 


necessary to enter into uu extended notice. The public 
nrt* referred to our'clrcular. eutbracing certificates from— 
Capt. St. C. TIIOMASSON. of steamer Maguolia. 

Wm. DROWN, of towboat Porpoise 
J1UGIIK8, VALLETTA k Co.. Managers La. Dry Dock 
J. P. WHITNEY, k Co.. Agents do 

Cupt. N. B. ROBBINS, of the >hlp Leodes. 

JORKPH BENSON, Painter 132 Camp street. 

And the UNDERWRITERS’ CERTIFICATES. 

Also, the rocommendutiou of a large number of our most 
influential COTTON FACTORS and COMMISSION MER- 
CHANTS, all of which are Included in the Ageut’sCircu- 
lar. Also, to tho following, -received. siuce the circulars 
were printed from JOHN F. MILLER, of Attukapw* : 

‘•In July last I was induced to apply thp RrJdgewaler 
Mineral Paint to my SugathouHe. aiid.Jii every respect, it 
lias exceeded my expeetutlouH. aud the representation!- 
made by the agents. Messrs. G. C. Hogcrt k Co. ' ' 


i Runny of rui r hi- 
de la, at prvem. no lergn-ot restrictions. a> 
•de with tb** Chi oee* and Dutch. The lattei 
i fostered V-ri>bed. and Increased the pn-Ju- 
r Japanese against all other nations, parti c-u- 
ewch, English aad Portuguese 
haadas aad ■annfartiiisrs in Japan excel in 
int branches, and are even far superior to th* 
Ml silks and cottons are excejU-ut. and theii 
and poreelain untqnaled. Their exports or. 
annfaoturid silks. Iron, steel, artificial mrUl> 
Lner than the Chinese, Japan ware, gold, idlm 


peace is assured at home, it is «Hiually pn abroad. 


A. J. WHIUHT. jamii mice 

A. J. WRIGHT k CO., 

Cotton Fnctors and Commission and Korwnrdlnf ke' 
chants. No. 07 Gravior Street, New OrlcaiM.*. fd* 


S. O. Nelson. . 
Logan Huuton 

MARINE RIVER. FIRE and LIFE RISKS taken at’ 
the lowest rates, and all losses promptly adjusted nud paid 
at tlie Agency Office, No. 33 Camp stre^ 

W/PARTEK, Agent. 
Louis Lkssassier. Ass’t Agent. * mb 16 


It. M. ELLIS k CO., 

Commission Merchants. No. 07 Gravler street. XnrOr- 
. leans. ’ - * 


JOHN BALL, 


No, 00 OraTier stnet, 

Hit* just received one of the LARGEST iudBW a 
sortments of Bibles aud Prayer Book* ever bnajkri* 
title ciqy.... . 

FAMILY BIBLES, at from $1 50 to $50 licrropy. 

OCTAVO BIBLES, at from $1 to $10. tu vsriowklk 
of binding .... 

SMALL BIBLES, with and without lYfcreaecM** 


- . — . w. vJ. I cheer- 

fully add my testimony to the numerous ones embraced 
in tlie Agent's Circular, and recommend tin- same to Plan- 
ters and others, as the best Weather aud Fire Protector I 
have ever known. Whero 1 have applied it. it has been 
exposed to the sun since last July, and lias ueither blis- 
tered nor cracked, and lias formed u solid metallic surface, 
which has proved entirely impervious." 

„ „ , - (^Kncdj JOHN F. MILLER. 

New Ibirla..AtUkapas. Marcii IH. 1862. 

In addition to the above, we havo in our possession in- 
numerable certifleateH from equally respectable sources, 
which cun bo seen at\ our office ; among which are those 
9“!’* o1 \^*LV Hhi P Ghurles Cofiper: Brevet 

Lieut. Col. (1. H. 1 ub-ott , New York Arsenal; U S. Smith 
Lieut, and Ouartenimsier U. 8. MillUry Academy. West 
I'uiut ; O. II. Lee, late Superintendent, now Secretary ol 
the Hudson River RnilWjad Company ; D. O. McOullum 
^ss’t Engineer New Yorij and Erie Railroad, fte.; proving 


fhtobald fifteen men, and the thuml 
mtexr noc. Then* is axuAher statu* 
DaUo. mart* at eopoar. tw*nty-twe 
g posture. This ihows that the Ja- 
ke art of wortdnc In brout*-. aud the) 
Rtiannatiuttsln thi* particular. Thi) 
i they otUn stranate their fsmalr chh 


54 DUNLAP, 54 

CAMP STIIEKT. NEC Oltl.KANfl, 

Has on baud a good assortment of WARE, of all the 
various qualities, which will Ih* sold on tlu* most- favora- 
ble terms. Purchasers an* resperlfally requested to cull 
and examine. m37 dm 


Oil EAP'SOIIOOL II11U.ES ANI) TESTAMENTS, UK 

*100,000 WORTH OF 

Fashionable Clothing; Gentlemen’s Po®)' 
ing Goods, Ac., at Retail. 

ALFRED MV E ROE If CO'S 

‘■One Pricu" MumumVI. Clntlilug wtsMWusAl*’’ 
.Magazine streot. New Orleans. 


When, therefore. 1 look for examp * In tho Gonsulato 
end the Empire, it is because there, i >rc than anywhere 
-isa, I find examples stamped with n ionality and gran- 
tour. Being now, as heretofore, resol \ l to do every thing 
fur Franoe. nothing for myself, I w* Id not accept any 
modification of the present state of I . ogs, unless I were 
constrained to do so by an cvhlei necessity. From 
«henoe can that arise ! Only from tl 'unduct of parties. 
If they resign themselves, nothing s 11 be changed, but 
if by their hidden intrigues (aotutUa -nee*) they should 
<*ek to sap the foundations of my overnment ; If. in 
their blindness, they should deny li • legitimacy of tin* 
result of the popular election ; If. Iu ort, they, by their 
Attacks, should unceasingly put tin iture prospects of 
(be oountry in qnestlqn. then, but th > only, it migiit lx* 
reasonable to ask of the people, in th name of tho repose 
•f Franoe. a new title, which mighi ruvocably fix upon 
my head the power with whioh Fit •* has Invested me. 
But let qs not oooupy ouraelve* bef. iiand with difflcul 
lies which doubtless have no prol illty about them 
Let us keep the republic. That tlir us no one, it may 
reassure everybody. Under her bn r. I desire to in- 
vugurate once again an era of forge’ ness and concilia- 
tion, and I ealL without distinction am all those who 
will concur with me for the publi ood. protldeuc*. 

which has hitherto so visibly blesae iy efforts, will nut 

permit Its work to remain unflolsiit ft prill animate u> 
all with Its Inspirations, and give the wisdom and 
strength necessary to consolidate an ler of things which 

will secure the happiness of our cou / and the repose of 


young lady in the laud. The truth is. were it not for the 
white Mkiu. protected by the large bead of hair. Mr. 
Campbell's mountain complexion might enable him to 
appear as a relative himself of some one of tho trilies of 
Indians. Hay wlint uien please about a mountain life, it 
11 **' ■■ “ ’ Jthlest that can be found anywhere. 

ecullar enjoyments, 'that moru than , 


and has its own ^ , , 

counterbalance all its hardships. 

Mr. Campbell informs us. that from present appearance 


the trade for tlie upper country with tin* Indians will be 
but indifferent tho coming season. The Indians are gen- 
erally poor and destitute, aud the failure of the Buffalo 
and other’ animals sought for by them as a reliance for 
trade, affect their oomution for the present very much. 
We shall endear* r to obtain from Mr. Campbell some 
further particulars respecting the Indians, and other 
matters tu the upper country, of auy interest to our 
readers. 


Tm: Fsksiikts at thi: Nosth. 


-The freshets through J 
the States of Virginia aud Mary laud, which we have an- 
nounced by telegraph, have proved terribly disastrous, 
the loss of property being literally beyond calculation, 
and it is known that a large number of dives have been 
lost. The . Potomac River at Washington rose a foot 
higher than the great flood of 1847. which was the great- 
est rise from 1784 up to that time. On Tuesday morning, 
the 20th. tbe Little Falls Bridge at Washington gave way. 
and was carried with resistless force against the Long 
Bridge, tearing out two spanB of that structure. The lime, 
lumber, coal and wood merchants in Washington sus- 
tained very heavy losses, as also did merchants engaged 
in the same kinds of business in Georgdowu. A brigau- 
tlno anchored near Washington, was carried out on to 
the land, but was again driven down by the force of the 
current, and carried some distance below the city. Thu 
Intelligencer contains the following dispatch from Har- 
per's Ferty. dated the 20th : •• The waters at this point have 
commenced tb subside, and no further damage Is appre- 
hended to the bridge over the Potomac Au immem-e 
amount of damage has beeu done along the Potomuc and 
Shenandoah river, In the vicinity of Winchester several 
grist mills have beeu Hooded. 


IU Magazine street. 


CHURCH BELLS, 


CHIMES of Bells (of any uumb'er) oast to order. Im- 
'pruved cast-iron YOKES, with movcuhle arms, are attached 
’.o tlu.wj Bulls, so that they may be adjusted to ring easll) 
*ud properly, aud springs also, which prevent the’olappei 
trow rusting on the Bell; thereby prolonging its huuuU 
Hangings complete (including Yoke. Framu and Wheel.) 
(W.-nished if desired. ' ; 

Au experience of'thirty years in this business by their 
late father, enabled him to ascertain thu best form foi 
Bells, thu combination of metals, aud degree of heat re- 
quisite for seeuring in them tbe greatest solidity, strength. 
*nd most melodious tonus ; which Improvements, togetlm 
with liis very extensive assortment of patterns, ape now 
held by the subscribers, who have grown up in tbu busi- 
ness, aud who will use every endeavor to sustain the repu- 
itttiou which the establishment bus heretofore eujoved. 
both in this and foreign countries ; the Bells from whlcl 
have repeatedly received thu highest uwards of thu Nua 
Fork Stutu Agricultural Society and American Institute 
and at which were completed Chimes and hoavy Alarm 
Bulls for different-ports or the Union and Canada. 

MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS will still be mauu 
luctured by the subscribers, of which they will liavu con- 
•tautly on bund au assortment of Transit Instrument)- 
Levels. Surveyors Compasses, (plain, nouious aud im- 
proved;) etc. Also,' Dross Cf Composition Castings of au) 
»ize cast to order. 1 

All communication^ promptly attended to. 


Now* from U 

We have rooeived our files a( the 
rnary 21. nearly three month* later 
vices. 

The Legislature of Utah assembb 
of January, and closed its session » 
ry. A special session had been caH. 
of the Governor, much remaining t 
plete organization of the Territory. 

The message of Gov. Brigham Yr * 
presents a variety of information on 
of Utah. We give a brief synopsis 


eret News .to Feb- 
u our previous ad- 


I kf the recommendation of a steam 
▼tew at in cid en tal commercial inter 
bert trad* with Japan. It would re- 
«U to ac c om pl ish commercial tnu-r- 


inan might have been saved hud one of tm- ship's boats lo CW1 ,llu f xainiuo tueir stock. 

done ln-i duty. Into this bout the assistant-surgeon bad They are constantly receiving Goods from the M ana- J 

got. with eight men. They immediately pulled away, und factory iu Philadelphia, aud direct from England, aud are 

I... .«...* ul^tnl Aftiu.n mll..j favini tliu vuij.ul , . _ ... , , 

prepared to offer liberal inducements to purchasers. 

Their stock in store is large and well assorted, and h 
comprised as follows : ♦* 

Saddles, Bridles nnd Martingales in grout variety ; 
Coach. Gig, Buggy, Dearborn, .Stage, Wagon, Dray, Can 
pud Plough Harness; Horse and Mule Collars, liames 
•Ad Blind Bridles ; Trace Chains ; Medical Bugs ; Saddlery 
Hardware ; Leather of all descriptions ; Couch Furniture 


i the flnt Monduy 
!ie 18th of Februa- 
y the Proclamation 
done for the com- 


to the Legislature 
present condition 
ome of its leading 


The Yacht America in Parliament. — Colonel Peel, in 
a recent discussion on tho Navy estimaets. in the British 
House of Commons, took occasion to express his surprhe 
that not one word had been said in reference to the cir- 
cumstance of a foreign yucht having come to Knglanij. 


DUNBAR k BUCHANAN. 
Commisftion Merchants and Wholesale Grocer*- 
street. New Orleans. ________ — — 

MOSES GREENWOOD k L’0. 


the past year the 
until w«* now have 
m the North, uutu 
Southern Rim of 
aboi hree hundred aud 

ruling, who design 
i. far Wyond that 
tlcments are furm- 

• directions It is 

• made ou Mary's 
■ttions with the In- 
come of late very 
r animals, robbing 
unity There is a 
in the west side of 
me so troublesomt- 
ilained. With the 
ver. peace prevails 
in this Territory ; 
b other; but as a 
‘•Vail among them- 

J-** U f* ct ’ -Tl- P«~=tlce ot our- 

cbulDl (udittu ehlltlrvn for «Uv,. u • tr.il. c«rri..,I ., 0 
by tbe Me.icuilKiiml.tioD of NewMe.loo .nil tWiforuU 
Tb— tr.(lrre. ot Ute Jo *r». U.T. e.lcDdnl tbdr tr.m. 
into the limits ot this Territery This trade I have en- 
deavored to prevent, aud this fall, happening to enconn 
tar a few of them in my travels as Superintendent of | n . 
diau Affairs strictly prohibited their further traffic. The 
majority of them appeared satisfied, aud alter making a 
few sachaugesof property iu the settlements returned to 
Uwdr own country Unfortunately however, a few ot 
item Will determined to carry on their nefarious traffic ; 
state at affaire Lav hav* bscn arvsried, and are now on their trioi in thL 
mt scans ysars of uufot **/ , 

It U unneoeasary. perhap*. for me te indicate tbe true 
■ at Paris, nrannijai. ••w Utah in regard to sUvcry Rest riel ions of law 

and government mateali servanu. but hunuu fieob t«* t*e 

aad sd that lm will not “* “°t comdste-ut or compatible with 

Uiows cf frwaas loaiMxi *2* pn^phs of government My own fveliugs art- 

ids McorUy at 4L per W B* recoKulred as exist lug 

tho- Indlau or African No person cau pur- 
b a mil wav between without their becoming as free, so for as uat- 

n f T ^g ^ ’ wnJ right* are. cojieerued. as persons of any other oyl or 

rSClg year. SAccpt a Jf* 4 * ^ Um auA degraded sUuaUnu of the I n- 

ysSUf if of gambliug away. sell. 

, ** *** otWwbe disposing of their ehUdren. is ateo 

'■ . _ , ^ M frtl i r iug pri*qpers obtains among them, it i u . 

- *“* "S!® 4 timt any transfer would be to them a relief and a 

wj bare 4mm aU the, Maay a lifo b^ thi* uiraw U raved ; many a 


und. in the pri-Heucc of theGueen bereelf. beaten soma oi 
thu crack English sailing vessels ! That. Col. Peel said, 
appeared to him a deeply humiliating event. She wus an 
American yacht, aud she was described as th* ” race 
linrso of the octtau.” Col. i'eu 1 . confosoed that be was 
wholly ignorant of uautical matters, althougli he was con- 
varmint with the p&xtiine nf hofoe.racing, and he flattered 
himself that be -cnullT appreciate such uu expression uk" 
" thi* blue ribbou of^thd Turf.” a« ui**-d by Mr. D ’Israeli.' 
Whatever might be the sailing qualities of thu American 
yacht. Colonel Pod declared tbut if suuh a tlefcat had 
been suftain^d by the English sailing vessels at tli$ lslo' 
of Wight, there was not a true sportsman in Engluuil who 
would not go to any expense to recover back the lost lau- 
rels. Colonel Peel stated that it was part of his creed 
that - Britaunin rules the waves.” but what liecame of 
thegodd*«« on the day to which he had alluded he oould 
not say. but if she •• ruled the waves,” at all ou that oc- 
casion she must surely have done so with n doWucost 
look. Col. Peel’s remarks were received with cries of 
•• hear, hear !" ^ 

The Ti axisii Hvkam Navy.— 1 Turkey is adding constantly 
of late to her steam navy, and iioesesses at present a Stat* 
navy of eighteeu vessels of 3700 horso- power, vix : The 
j ah , ei .. 1. 1. 1 ... ■*! v ■ ■ i-it h Tuir . v..i u < 


within about tweuty-flve miles of 
tb* Great Basin, a distance of aboi 
fifty miles ; and a company is now 
making a settlement near Santa ( 
point : and also East and West a few 
tag. although not so extensive in tl 
drairehl* that a settlement should 
River, ia outer to preserve peaceful 
dians in that region. They have 
trouUraooM to traveler*, stealing t. 
and killing them as they have opp- 
successful settlement now esUUlsbi 
the Tooele, where the Indian* had lx 
it was feared that none could be m 
exception of the Indiana on Mary’s 
among all tb* tribes, toward the whh 
although some few are at war with e. 


Both the railroad aud thi 
Chesapeake gud Ohio canal have been ranch injured, 


* BREWSTER So OO.p 

C A HR I A G E VV A Ii K H Q V S K , 

No. llfi Gruvier street, rear St Charles Hotel, and 105, JR 
Charles street 

SOLICIT thu utteutlon of purchaser* ly their extensivs 
ind varied assortment of 

CARRIAGES ANI) HARNESS, 

Which they offer at the very lowest pricua for cash or ap- 
proved paper. They are constantly receiving from thul) 
New Yock house, No. 300 Broadwuy. (the- oldest Carriagi 
Repository iu the United Status,) a variety of 

NEW YORK CIT.Y MADE CARRIAGES, 
dome of which ure of entirely new and origlual designs 
Also, plainer, hut equally aubstuutUd vehleles, from the 
^uie reputable Eastern mauufaeturers. 

P.irtii.ular attention will be given to the covering and 
hlpiueut of Curriuges, to Insure prompt aud safe delivery 
fe 0-Uin 


ANDREW MEN EELY’S HONH. 
West Troy, Albany county, N. Y., 1851. 

,SI< ARK. DAY k HTAUFFKK. 
aplO * Agent.*! in New Orleans. 

REGULAR DRY GOODG TRADE. 

JOSEPH II. PALMER k CO.. 

IiU|K>rters and Wholesale Dealers In Dry Hoods. 47 Camp 
street, New Orleans. frl6* 


head water of the Alleghany and Monongahela com- 
menced ’rising ; the Utter at Brownsville, yesterday morn- 
ng. rose at the appalling rate of two feet jwr hour. At 
Pittsburg last night, at 10 o’clock the river commenced 
rising at the rats of 7 inches per hour. Increasing during 
the night with unexampled rapidity This morning the 
marks on the piers of Mouongahe! i bridge were covered, 
the river baviug reached 30 feet, i ud swi lling at the rate 
oi 7 Ihchee tier hour. The wat* by tlie mark point is 
within 6 feet 10 inches of the flood f 1832, and as tue river 
is rapidly advancing. It is fear< the present flood will 
even exceed that of W32 The ri» j r lias beeti rising since 
Frida v night, and almost iucewui, rains continue to swell 
the torrent. Several rafts bav( Uien destroyed Tbv 
AllegUauy bridge piers and aqued ct, have been seriously 
broken A uuiuU-i of men wer* «»n-u ou parts of rafts 
floating down, and doubtless nun; lives have been lost. 

A raft without sweeps struck lechanio street bridge, 
shattering the pitrp. aud al} on I uird wen- lost. Thou-- 
sands of people lined the thbre. abo MilneoM-d ibe seem . 
unable to gin- any assistance A frugmeut of a raf t, with 
o*e man ou it. drifted down the torrvut, and managed to 
«*wap^ the two upper bridges, but struck against the Si 
Clair Vtreci bridge. Tin- intripid navigator. M-eiugJhe 
danger, dropyx J the st«--riug oar. (oi.k a ruuuilig jump, 
clrared Oi* fragiui ut of the broken timber, aud alighted 
on the pier, amid Um shouts of *pm.'tatore. coolly nunark- 
iiig to those on the bridge who assisted him : •• A pretty 
tight tit that " 

Iu Uu lo««r lurl or Alk-gh.uy city tUcv »r» morlu.. 
their furniture into boats 

lu Pittsburg the dwellings along the river an alsO sub- 
merged 1 he merchants of Water street un- moving thUr 
goods to the upper stories The river below Is overflowing 
Great destruction aud dlstreis must occur 

The wall of the curve of the Ohio and Pennsylvania 
| Kailn*d. uear Braver, suuk one foot, aud tears are t-nter- 


R. F SMITH. DENTIST, 
ll,i r rH in iii'd. and In dM.dlng «“ 

practice of Ins profession. 

Office at th* corner of Ht. Charles str«' 
Square. 

The Now Orleans Christian i 

,kly. at Two Doltitt'H Rud a l> 

* . ...... i .HR V 


( for the troops at 
card, only 184 ar> 
who ara supposoc 

Byflnay, hringluj 
1 Dorado and tb* 


E. C; ESTES, 

COMMISSIO N M E H f 1M N T. 

New York. 

Purchases every, doaurlptlon of MEltCllANDISK on 
jrdera from merchants, planters aud others, cither foi 
cash or on oryiUt, embracing Dry Goods. Clothing. Hurd 
ware. Pianos, Carriages. Furulture. Machinery. Planters 
UU usils. 1(11(1 indeed every thing the market affords. 

Consignments of uny Produce .prouiptly and faithfully 
attended to *' 

— — a r. r r. a • io 

Messrs. tYi^litiiuiiikSuupuers.EditorsSoiUhurnChristiai 
Advocate. Charleston. 

Rev. Juliu B. McFerrin. Editor Nashville Advocate. Niudi 
• tllle. r-nu. 

Editor New Orleans Christian Advocate 
Messrs. J. O. Nelson k Co.. New Orleuus. 

Mes»j Cherry. Hendersou k Co.. New Orleans. 
M«»>i - Lowe. Puttisoo k Go., >'edr Orleuus. 

Mr Wiu. Eckford. Mobile, Alu 
Messrs. Weaver. Mqlllu k Co., Mohilo,, Ala. j 

C"l James K. Haunders Mobile. Ala 
' • A O Harris. Esq.. >leui|iltis. Teun 
W, B Cootoe- Elysiun Fields. Texas 
W. B. Job us tun k UfOL CentrevUU*. Texas. 

G . W Priac*, Liburtj, TgfUM jyfflrf 


Is Issued weel „ 
io subscription taken for less than one 7 ’ , 

crilsirs will be understood ns wishing t 
.Lis expressly stated othcn'he nf the 51^ 

•The 1 tine rant Mlul.dci* «*hI ,,r ’ - ach J 1 U 
Episcopal Church, South.’ are. « 0 . t# 

gents of tho Ni ff Orleans Chririi‘* , ‘ 

' Ayinents may be made. w B isli 

All eonunuTuenllons. whether o » 

lUbllcntlon. unless remUtlng 0 ,j 

ho amount of ten dollar^, mud Is’ JWl „ k 
No obituary notice will ho lm* ' . 

.jibin' two mouths of tlie death o a P ^ ^ get 
Communioationa must dm nddrew*’ 

•JcTrriRr. New Orleans. ‘ -^iW ? 

Communications Ipwulving f» c • 0 jj;o*fT * 

.ccounts of reVivuls. n*llgl"us ta*'' t bi • 

,i. graphics, etc., inuat be (.ccnipRn^ ^ 

'Tfow O' ject advertisement i< 

.r wblcli must be pre-paid. hi mV r ^ ^ 
g®- Office No. 66 Oravier street. 

Johu Ball. V, 


Medjldfe. 450 ; Mukbburi 'Surh4 450; Tglf. 450; Fuixi 
Bari. 450, Sayki Cladl. 4.AI ; K ari Djedid, 300; Freklic 
180 ;• Tairi lhtbri, 1Q0 \ Pelkl Cliewket. 100 ; MMrl Bahri 
100; Ksaejj llalx. 120.; Vicllcy i t dgaret. 0u ; l’eaeudite 
(10; Peikl Tjdgard. 60 ; Ksserf Tldjaret. 50 ; Ouirit. 50 . 
and llouma Perrax. 40. In ndditlohrpo these veflsels, there 
are eight others belonging to the Commercial Company oi 
1450 hone-power. Resided this force, there ttl*e eight 
steamers for the Bosphorus, two of which Alu used as tag- 
boats. 


in * sinking r i i, 


MADAMS de REIGNE'S 

BKI.KI’T SCIIOOI, Foil YOUNG I.AIUK8, 

No. & 1'ontalba Hulldlaws. 

IkH MS . 

For liuitrucUon in the English and French Lan- 
guages. Elocution. Auciout aud Modem llltdory. 
Geography, the Use of the Globes, MulbemaUca, 
Writing, etc., pupil*, under twelve years of age. 
i»cr month..: * xin n 


jin r..— ' The first rice seyil was brought into South Carp- 
Home years before the Revo- 


liuahy the merest cbauce. 

Autlou a vessel from Madagascar put into Charleston in 
iistress and. as a return for the courtesy he met with ut 
the hand* of the Governor of. thft colony, tho (; *uo 1 “ 
uiu’ing other, things, presented the Governor With a small 
bunch of rios Tbe need was plauled in hi* gard«*u. aud 
fruip this siAall beginning uu important branch of com- 
I mere* sprang up. 


per month 

Over t w( Ive years of- age. . . . , ,, *. 

Aui-ieut ami .Modem l.uuguugev each 

Music o'u the Plana Forte 

Other accompliidmieuts at the usual charges 
-New OrUau*. January, 1652 













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Mid Art. 

1 Mid Unpj 

i and Staadird 
"pubUddm 

pNm. 

*' ®«W lit 
“‘PndHim, 

0UK ; Wrtttnj. 

;l "“; blask 
and ill ii 


PuitiMnn Committee < 
of Loumana Conference, ( h. n. minus, d. i>. 

Volume ii. number 


IT. N. WTYKTItE, Enmm. 

NEW ORpANS, SATriRDAY, MAY S, 


”1 PnbtifhinK Commiltre 
W. m int ill. 5 «f Alabama Conference. 


WHOLE NIJMBERT fiK " 


P(rl phr>ie of XI<in., 26. 

I. nnitmliranm ■ let. us clt-sil tisnithuri lilt 

BYH. B.^INO. 

Lord! if my cause bo tried, 

j How may I pW with thoe’ 

Transgression!! havo boon multiplied. 

Nor can my soul be justified 

l!y any human ploa. 

Not only havo I Wrought TS 

That which I should not do, 

But when I have forgiveness sought, 

Tho very sacrifioo 1 brought / 

Ncedod forgiveness too. 

X heart divided, torn, 

And weak and wavering, 

By earthly disappointments worn, 

By earthly wishes ovorhorne, 

' Was all thnt I could bring! 

And if remembrance trace 
Ono holy thought or prayor, 

Twos that the Spirit of thy graco 
Bod waited, in tho holy place, 

To meet and bleiis mo tliero. 

1 may not plead with thoc ; 

Yet, Lord, I may not fear : 

Still thino own Spirit pleads for me, 

Though with a voiceless fervency, 

Which thou alono const ITenr. 

He pleads the grace of Ono 
i Who bears tho eternal name ; 

Thino own anointed holy Son, 

Whose sacrifice tho pardon won, 

Which thy adopted claim. 

This, Lord, iB all my ploa : I 

, May it, by faith applied, * 

A full forgiveness win for me 
In that great day whon I must be 
Condemned or justified. 

From thi Frtnrh of Napoleon RpiumI. 

Purgatory. 

Three religions divide tho universe : the 
religion of Satan, which leads %o hell: the 
religion of the Pope, which conducts to pur- 
gatory; the religion of Jesus, whioh oonfers 
heaven. 

Satan says to us, Do evil. 

The Pope says, Commute your faults at 
my treasury. 

■And Jesus says, I forgive you your sins. 

Let us examine these three points sepa- 
rately : 

Tho religion of .Satan offers us pleasure for 
a few hoursjsuffering for eternity. I do not 
tell you Bin is without sweetness, but you 
know thnt it is not without remorse’ either ; 
ami one of these days you will know that it 
is not without punishment. ^Enjoy it then,* 
for ono year, for two, twenty, a hundred years 
if you can, but remomber that it is probably 
st tho cost of eternal sorrow. Tho religion 
of Satan is tho religion of hell. This point 
is dear: let us pass to tho second. 

The Pope 1ms for his religion purgutory. 
For indeed it is to purgatory that the whole 
refers: the musses of priests extricate souls 
from purgatory ; the indulgences of tho Pope 
abridge purgatory ; tho merits of saints free 
from purgatory ; the penances of tho faithful 
liquidate the death of purgatory ; our sina 
lengthen, and our good workB shorten our pc- 
lied of purgatory. Thus purgatory is tho 
ccntte of Papal religion, os.the following din- 
gram exemplifies : 

r«uwi-. (A A 1‘andile. .. 

I 7* o' 


chance to he in heaven or Ml ’ Never ' will gq .to Holl, this fear may lid sahitary, and j A recent inquiry from u country parish i oldors that overlived Joshua ’’ N. much for 
1 ,10 ,fl,n I'cU, wlmt is tho use of trying j lie will perhaps draw back from provoking a respecting a holl, induc es us tp state, that « profession, It is acred on nil hands that 

’TOiake ljl^oat'^W-Tuiwtu'y ; del' 

uyen entered . And if in heaven, hew take , mty! But tell him that there is a purgatory, hells so good, or sold so reasonably, nA those votioii to (hid, surpassed any ntliet- duriiii- 
um from a purgatory whioh he has already and that it is oven possible to ubridgo tho pi- manufactured by tho sons of the celebrated the national existence of Israel 

. But try another expedient: ask a ; rind he will spend there, and tho man who Andrew Moneehiy, of West Troy, New York. ’ Wo rend in 1 Tim. 2:1!) of certain thing-, 

priest for a mass, noton behnlfof your father, desires to do evil will feel encouraged .to do Mr. Mcneeley possessed a remarkably inven- which are said to booomo “ women nrofussim: 
lint on that of the most remote or your an- ’ it; for all suffering that can lie remedied [live genius, and would have excelled irt any godliness,’’ It would seem from this to bo 
.ocstors: tell linn that this ancestor was an seems -supportable to him, and moreover the branch of mechanical business. Perpetually the duty of women to profess godliness And 
excellent Christian, nml that if, indeed, lie present pleasure compensates, 'in his opinion. , experimenting, ho succeeded in securing suCli' if.of Women, of men also, I suppose Wlmt 
wentrut. tho time 6f Ins death into purgatory for the future penalty, lie says to himself i proportions of ihutorinl, shape and other qua!- case of rmLwittfeotion to the Gospel «r Christ 
at all, tj |0 probability is that at the present that after the purgutory Tic shall Jirive plenty ! ities, as to give hiifllolls' a clearrless, strengtli do wo read of, which Was not also A case -of 

'lay after the lapse of ten centuries- lie of time for tho enjoyment of an Unending and ngreoablenoss of tone, which certainly “ prbfessed subjootion ’> to it ! Paul, in-2 (’or. 


must have quitted it, and the priest will reply paradise,; and that since sin- has not more have never .been surpassed in this country. 9:13, speaks of some who glorified Cod for 
that the safest plan, nt nil events, is to have terrible consequences, it is not worth while .The public have been finding out tho merit tiie “ professed subjection ’’ of others unto the 
a mass said, and if you offer payment for to deprive himself of it. . of his work, too fur nonfly -ton thousand Gospel of Christ. ' It appears, .then, that Cod 

two, twenty, or a hundred, you will not lie Hut place that map on the contrary, lie: ohurelTbells have lieen sent from tho foundry is glorified by these professions. And I should 
refused. Tell him, on the contrary, that the tween the. perspective of an endless, hell and since its origin, and wfc supposo the sales are presume, from certain passages in the Bible 
defunct was a g reqt sinner,, q parricide, and an endless heaven; telPhim that ho will on- greater' than ever, fiofofofc Now, it is not that he is not glorified when a profession is 
tmtrmns most proliablyimrelT; lio Will stifl* •jnyorsuU'cf tVifodutTahy truoo to his enjoy- every goraTfomtder that can miiko n good withhold. There woro in primitive times 
te you that it is tho wisest plan to have a mont or to lps sufferings j thnt he .will he lost bell, any more than every good cabinet maker some who did not liko professions It is no 

mass said, and that pefhaps your thirty sous forever, or for ewr saved ;' and then that can turn' out a clear toned and rich piano now thing not to .like professions. In John 

may afford him some relief, in short, the nian, seared by an eternity of anguish, of til- forte: and from a long acquaintance, we are 12:42^43, wo read thiU “among the chief 

pnrat is aiways so hopeful' as to believe' that lured by an eternity of joy. will shun evil in inclined to believe that what Krnrd and Chick- rulers many believe nnJiim, hut” as they did 

t ic ( crnl arc not in. Holl, Hut -not Hopeful order to do good ; or at least, if His passions oring arc in the business of piano making, or not like professions. “ because of the Phuri- 

enough to believe theinih paradise :• for this still tyrannize over him, thoughts of eternal what Ntruduurius was witli the violin, Monee- sons they did not confess him— ‘for ttiey loved 

sinfple reason, that the'riirect entrance into felicity, or of eternal torment, will come and ley was with Ihoehurch.hoU. So sweet, eor- the praise of men more than tho praise of 

paradise and into hell would alike render urge him to conquer 'these; 'passions’: whoMns dial and inviting, as rung on a cheerful Sab- tod.” It is no honorable mention which is 


purgatory superfluous— that without purge- the expectation of a limited punishment al- hath morning, we wi 
tory there would be 'no more mofrsiS, and lows'him to goto sleep in sin, and prevents land lmd one of them 


without masses, no more money! And thus 
the priests will say masses either for the lus 


him from being converted to holiness. T hus, 
as purgatory iH the religion of tho Pope, the 


bath morning, we wish every church in tho intended to be made of another, of whom it 
laud had one of them. [N. Y. Evangelist. was sijjd that lie was 11 a disciple of Jesus, hut 


Best, or the most guilty. The 21st of Janu- religion, of heavon is the religion of Jesus 
ary they pray fur Louis XVI. ; give tljem Christ. This is what I have now to prove, 
thirty -sous, they will pray for his judges. Jesus wishes the salvation of all, young 
And yet if the former is a martyr, the latter, and old, rich and poor, virtuous and sinful, 
are murderers ; if tile one is in hcaven 1 the or ns he himself expresses it, “ both good arid 
others ufo in hell. But this in no way pro-- had." What, then, will lie do to place that 
vents our cures from acting as if both were, salvation within the reach of all ! Will | l( , 
in purgatory ; and if you like, they will per- ask for masses ? No, for then the poor would 
form a inaSs on behnif of all of them at once, be lost. Will he exact difficult tasks ! No! 
If you have still a doubt left, ask the priest for then children could not he saved. Will 
the exact quantity of sins which must he he require n ccrtuin number of good works ! 
committed in order to go ,to hell ! lie will N'o, for then this or that sinner must needs 
not tell you. Ask him the exact amount of perish. What, then, CaU that" condition he. 
virtues which entitles to puradise. He will compliant with which is equally easy to all 
answer that it is impossible to define exactly ; — to young and nil, rich and poor, great 
that is to say, -that ho will* always leave you criminals and morul sinners! This is the 
just between heaven and hell, in other words, condition ; Jesus -himself mmWtfirf it is only 
in purgatory ; for the very evident reason to trust in him, only to consent to bo saved, 
that he has conferred upon himself the priv- only to bo willing to enter into heaven: in 
ilege of drawing you from thonoe. one word, says the apostle Paul, to “believe 

Purgatory is then, tho great mint where in tho Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be 
the priests' wealth is coined ; it is the soul of saved ! ” 

the system, tho summary of the church, the But does Jesus indeed thus offer heaven to 
foundation of -the Homan religion ; it is then nil ! Is there not u certain amount of per- 
with reason that 1 have called tho Pope s re- versity which excludes the hope of pardon ’ 
ligion the religion of .purgatory. We hate The Gospel will tell us. To the right of Jc- 


'■ — i sccrethf for fear of the Jews.” John 19:38. 

HASTY woittis I' '”‘ r made him decline a profession for a 

l-iill ,0ft nwora4ialig^lyir»T»»' till, tongui.. til<10 ; b ut at length he came out openly on 

Amitlicr’s iinaua uncoiispiously la* wrung ; tiie side of Christ, and besought -Pilate for 

Ajid wt-n- tin- u uuml but patent to the i-yr. tho body i\f Jesus. 

W.. J mourn nil. ,.«ln Unit .„li.,-„ might di-fy- ’ , f ^ my ^ j 0 n()t ^ 

‘hey not like false or loud 

Ilut HbaftA mny yi«>u a yonomoU death. ' (,r ostcntutiouH or bamij vvrbul profcswonH, let 

wimt ueej. tq>p«i-d them, but a little breath. thorn Hfty ho, and we* will agree with them ; 

The Hufbinan thus Nciurts ingioriqui prey ; ’ but let them not mean this, and say, without. 

And word* cup men, n.s darts tiie Ostrioh, slay : qualification, they “ don’t liko professions. ’’ 

Grunge ’ that the breath providiug Nuture lends. 1* i _ 7 

in man alone to work of ruin tends- It is truly strange, because some now, ns 

We" toy -ill, llearto. „ If the thorns.,. U chord. “ “ P “ 8t0l ‘ C ‘‘“"J 8 ’ “ l’ r ° fe88 tllttt tllo yNnow 

That Tibrate to the touch of. hapty words. but in works deny him,” that others will 

Couid jar out discords ail tho Uvcioug.day. never profess to know him. Because men 

Noruoyteu.ioadhuW thcmtogt,..*.,^ have professed friendship, and have proved 

. v Oh. .tnke them gently : every hum. n brciuit no friends, they will not only not profess 

yorbtxrer'’ulid n * 1 T^ — — fricnd»litj»,T««.they wiU-ftb»t»tn Tromeertnin 

where discords ever are so prone to flow. aotB and expressions of friendship, because 

■■■ ■ 1 they involve a profession of it! It is a pity 

I Don’t Like Profession*. ' that men whu uro i5 oin « to give an account 

of themselves to God Bhould reason and not 

This is tho reason which muny. give for not thus, 
acknowledging Christ. 'They, say, when 'Veil, they ipust do as they ploaBO ; but of 


I Don’t Like Professions. 


was, that he fore the next Saturday menu,.. „ 

A mta . IP .W ltpilllL .A lna . ' ) m» sa il q fate f ., r a To m AmA " , 

"’ll, .will affirm that diseas- ^ ° W * fc * r - 

and death are not frequently the effect of Vi.Nniiui.KliiioTiitm : in thcdn»», r* .l 
S. ieh excessive dissipation ! vou isiwed at the altar of “good old' 

But. the I' reach papulation are not the 'bW With n heart thrilling with ‘he n..i 

only class that, mdulgo in tho practices and tmn ' nf luvo for your lirethren and in tl. 
vu-i-H above deserihed. Wja.M tfc-y were! ->r »K" ,-m appear before tim pu M, n " 

. l.my who call themselves Aino^icans, - in their bitter accuser. Why this tran V 
eontradistinetion, aro.not less guilty. >'™r spirit, my brother! Will n * 

Ilut let as turn from the dark side of this ° r old Methodism” sustain rr ™ Cp .'" 

picture, and inquire if there' bo no “ ourn lor t . hi » 1 1 you m 

all these ills, ' a moral remedy for this moral - Modwil y ’’ a preelous jewel mv 1 „ji 
disease. Let us consider what are The causes uoul,J J"U bc|Wld the mcrniJ, r S 

of l\m minimise nuilatlie. ; old Metlpidiiiiii ” gasing with del 1 

l irst, then, mny ho mentioned tho fiirci- o! In " rnl picture you presented then' T th ® 
example, ns well as precept; children must 1,rulllor mii'islers, as y„„ nr „ no , ' JOUr 
he expected to adopt tho practices of their to 1,10 >“*ury of a blush, y 0 „ w-ulV 
parents -another cause, their want ofoduca. " lllt ' e ' 1 to <lw 9 ,! Vit you afforded such n f t 
tiun. Being unable to read or write, having for M»fr malignant spirits. “ 

ing no hiMiks, thoy must do something to I" all tlm ardor of your feolines fur “ 1 

wliUa. away their leisure hours, and drive. old M ®tliodism,'’ why Mrivo to wnnuulo rt, 
away, ennui. But last, though not least, and wur1 ' 1 t,mt tho moral standard of - miK le, 
perhaps the cuiise of all this conduct, is then- ^ethixlism ” is f„ r beneath that of ,S f 
religion i or perhaps,' more properly, their tl ‘ or!1 ' V ' ,ur brother has now onen 
want of it. Whether tho Homan Catholie" him ® bttle book of tlmso hallowed d 
Church encourages ignorance or not, 1 say P rinted A - D- HjjtL wIiich tells him that th 
not bore ; nor do I say wliotl.or sbo' eneour- lir,,t Mothodist miisroneo in the IJnithl 
ages or discourages drinking, gambling, dan- Stot «», bold in ITiilodelpbia, June 1773 w!. 
eing, racing, d lit omiu geinu ,- but this much cl,m P u »cd of ton preachers, who rcnorte.1 
is certain, that the devotees at her shrine, as 1100 Members, all told; and in twontv voars 
a general thing, in this section, practice hu- llft er, with which the hook is closed tlm. 

hituallv one or ninriv/if fVnus. &:..si liuinhcnul ft l ft . ■ _ BCU ’ lIK v 


liitually ono or nuire of these, .sing. 

And now for the treatment. What shall 


numbered 315 preaehe^fi S3T3 

hers ail told, including the blessed names of 


. vr am, snail , ’ ...u.uumg tno blessed names of 

we prescribe, homo say. educate them, and Luke ami Asbury; in v iJ^ of vrhiol] j. 

lor this purpose free schools havo boon os- ! 10lirt pulsates with emotions unutterable, and 
tablishod. That, could' it suoeobd, might tcari * uP d °vout gratitude stream down his 
produce some alleviation, but hardly touch ,l E od obc,)k " while he contemplates the hosts 
the main cause; the religion of our Lord Jo- tlmt now throng tiie altars where his fathom 
sus Christ ulom|ean reach that— tho Gospel boweKl, uiid.tlie umiumiwred thoux uls who 
in its purity. It is that which will renew |“ lvo K ona tlienoo to tho, gl, , y j. nd 
i the heart, oliango the affections, desires and 1 he thought melts the heart. The scenes 
propensities, and consequently tho habits and ‘trough whioh our fathers passed— the g» 
oustoms. Holigion also brings education in ih, tofls, privations and perscoutions theyen' 
its train as a natural sequence. durod to transmit to thoir sons tho puredeo- 

An important question arises hero— how is trin0 “ of tbe Cross, should be romembored hr 
this remedy to bo applied ! We answer, in u “ with the and last emotions of <Z 
several ways. Wo wantu lUiilUb preaoh ili'o ' hcart * i,u ‘i nij brother, while « 


But does Jesus indeed thus offer heaven to urged upon the point, that they “don't like 0M thing 1 am Bure. Tho hour is coming 
all! Is there not u certain amount of per- professions.” A strango reason this for not w-hen, however they may now dislike profess- 
•ursity which excludes the hope of pardon! oboying the express command of tho Divine. ion8 i tl,o y will like tlioui. Thoy inuy not now 
he Gospel will tell us. To tho right of Je- Saviour! Why if they do not like profess- l' ko to confess Christ before mon, but thoy 
J8 '. < i n l* lc there was a thief who asked ions, do they equally dislike oi, eying com- vrill then like to have Christ confess them 
ir mercy. Wlmt answer did Jesus make to munds ! if bo, they lmd better say, “ l don’t before bis Kather. they may not like to call 
im ! “lo-duy thou shalt he with nie in like obedience to- the commands of God ’’ hiih now tho beloved of their souls, but they 

nixuliun I " UM...A .1 .a!._ 1 1 ,i . .. . . ’ . . * 


se v er al- w ays. - W u w nn rn mairto psauh-tirr b <naT«-” 4lut, my tjr6th e Y, ‘ whfla WinS f 
pure Gospel to them in their own nativo their names and cherish their virtues, let us 
tongue. Already the Muucdoniun ory is no ‘ iMpag 11 the spirit of their eons. The 
heurd, “Come over and help us;" andvovily, ^ of bot * 1 before our eyee— the past 
if ono could bo had who would spend his timo 411(1 P™ 86 ^ are in view— and fmete astound 
wholly or chiefly among them, visit them, 1110 world ' Tl10 Uttl9 immortal hand of ten 
preach, exhort and converse with them in b»“ been multiplied into os many thonmnA.- 

sk. nan i. 


. - a ' v ... ..j vuv i uu uue unu in Ultra - ~v.v.v uui vaavj i 

only now to bccopie acquainted with'the roll. sus. on the cross, there was a thief, who asked ions, do they equally dislike ot, eying com- will then like to have Christ confess them 
gion of Jesus, winch ,s that of heaven. fur mercy. Wlmt answer did Jesus make to mands? If so, they had hotter say, “ I don’t before his Kather. They mdy not like to cull 

ut lore a question offers itself. Arc not him! “To-day thou slmlt be with mo in like obedience to- the commands of God.' 1 him now the beloved of their souls, but they 
.tuo J ope s religion and that Of Jesus one and paradise ! ” Whut gmA action had that mon But they' profess to bo well disposed to obev • would llku have him call them on tlmt 
tho same. No; and I will take Jiut , ono done! Not anv : onlv he had bnlievm) l„ is ... ' ,l>v ).l„ u ^rwi 0 n,i 8 Fatl,cr, 


tho same No; and will take hut .one done! Not any; only lie had belitved in it is only to yrqfming that they object d *y ‘ho blessed of his Father. 

proof of this, which is that Jcbus has never— Jesus Christ, am; thief us he was, ho entered Well, then, let them ohoy ali tho nreeents 

no, never. -spoken of purgatory! This is not into paradise ! Is-uot that the fairest menu- which thoy find in the Bible, and we will not ' . ’ . 

all tins purgatory of which Jesus has never ment of Divine mercy ! and if Jesus conferred triable them about a profession Why sllld 

spokenrthe aposrioshavp said nothing, posi- heaven upon such a ono whon l,o believed we! In that case they will obev the nre ' 

' Wbfo d“S ^.!l«k If if lictl 0 Z\ TeP ° n !?t f ' T "f d ° 80 UP ° n ce P‘?’ wb ' cb cn joy a profession: they wiildo This name is not confined- to tho hill or 

whatever they he, who also repent and ho- tho thing appointed in rentmMtUc of Christ, hills (or perhaps more properly hillocks) 


ill, -lit of Divine mercy ! and if Jesus conferred t'rbublo them about a profession. Whyshould „ n . o. u,r,..to„ ai».i., 

heaven upon such a ono whon ho believed we ! In that case they will obey the pre- ‘ 

ami repented, will lie not do so upon all. cepts.which enjoy a profession ; they will do This name is not confined- to tho lull or 


innonnw,,, 7 7 . ' . , ’ ' I mruuls,! - ueaven , um, messed Hut “ I don't like professions." And who tlmt form tho northern verge of the nrairie 

rnt^ZscrLLTIVi S r u t l', rn t \ tn ul !- tl,, ‘ t Wh0 evcrcon . lying llctwecn «.» 

man Catholic' ' e 1 1 a u. yiui , lej-eis the religion of Jesus Christ! tended in favor or a. man’s professing to have Bayous, but is frequently applied to a large 

But 1 can live vni, nisi • And d ". not ""ng'uo ‘hat Jesus forgives be- wlmt he has not? , rtofessions are very dif- portion of the adjacent prairie. Nuturo lms 

thfZZn^l^r^l^i^ ““'““Woa'Hfoliin.a small riling! no; fercntJ t om profession,. Suppose a qier- made it a lovely section; and it only wants 

tiie Bible HereltU |„ ^ -° , • , 7“ lu 911 1 OOHtra^, H lsh^gqusq.sm is Bohateful son has wlmt he professes to have, wlmt then ? the assistance of art to make it tho “gurden 


loft l but no one 7, j ' : , ‘ 7 y are , 8!ut , 1 “ u l lnc8 ‘ mu8t bc Jesus ’ 1 can no harm in his professing or Jure, and though hut a few years since 

a nroof that til > e 7 - :-o, ns a one pui to free you lroni holl ; Jesus, on the eon- declaring his attachment to him. It is very sparsely settled, now thickly dotted o’er with 

tween the one and th! otlrnr” A ! % i"* ^ P ' ly8 .‘ n y ° Ur aUd *“** “ ,t0 MtUral to doe!are ib We profess attachment fields and habitations ,s bounded east by the 


v-uuav uuu uuutui ou wun mom in — v *uw m many . 

their vornuoular, 1 boliovo much good might “ d ‘h® 1180 * e * 1> their ministry into os 
be done, and a great clmnge effected in tho ““J hu “ dred * of thousands. "Not unto 
moral uspeut of the community. 1 have long , not 111110 Wi" but unto God bo all tho 
wrnlied to see tho exporimout tried, -and 1 P r ““°- ( 

know of no better pluoe to try it than "in this My bro ‘bor, in the lace of tlieso faots, my 
vicinity, and oven at this vory time. Many not thot tho Bt * nda rd beaters of “modom 
of them are disposed to be religious, and if Mo ‘b°Jis'n'| hove fallen beneath the moral 
they had proper religious instruction would V “!° r of thcir fctheis , hoonuso a few of thetn 
doubtless make worthy mombors of somo or- tblnk *‘ no barm to read the word of God 
thodox church. through “golden speetaolos,” or to wear 

Another mode of dissominating tho .truth, “ E old s1bovo buttons, or gold watches.” In 
would bo by moans of .Sabbath Sohools. tllc h* 0 ® of Buch faote > m 3 brother, tell it not 
Sorno would attend from more curiosity, and *° tl10 world that our fathWrs, great and good 
many irregularly ; hut by diligonco and per- and bol y <“ they were, fnrexoelled their sons 
sevoranco on tlm part of the pastor und toaoh- *“ oot “ of morc T “J strains of fervid, holy 
ers. aided by tho Divine blessing, an interest clo Tuonco, that warm and bless and egaltthe . 
would be excited among tho pupils, tho school hoart ' 0ur fo‘bcrs dosired to establish 
would flourish, and great good would doubts ,0,,0 ° I ® and collo E e “ ‘bat would bless tho 
less result. Besides, it would afford an op- w° rld wi ‘b » host of useful spirits, ban of 
[kirtuulty of distributing among tho children F**! ond du "‘ incd {o f, ‘be skies; their sous 
a number of small religious hooks, which ‘“bjhed ‘heir spirit, and have nobly done tfae 
would bo read not only by tho children them- do ® d \ 0ur fo‘ be ™ ardently desired to send 
sijlvcs, hut frequently liy their parents or tlie of Jesus to -the poor benighted 

friends. For this purpose, howevor, wo must °, n “ in dUtant . ‘“nds— their sons, moved, by 


d woikl. 


. ^up. Works. 

iDllulgl-UL-O. 


One understands why Satan Bliould preach 
hell to us; ho loves evil. But why dooR the 
Pope preach to us purgatory ! Because he 
lovcH money. 

In fact all tlmt lias reference to this belief 
i* an objeet of speculation. Sins are ri> 
eemed by penances, penances are exchanged 
or mniises, and masses cost thirty sous, 
liese transactions vary, but thoy all have 
uomey at tho bottom of thorn, and tho diver- 
*!?! °/ f «™« sorvcB only to disguise tho final 
* " ln E °f which results from them. Do 
Jou wish to sin ? fast, and abstain from meat, 
■you do not liko this, tako out n dispensa- 
ou, und if you want a dispensation, givo 
B »cy for it. Do you wish to commit tho 


, ! - , ‘7 -»»«s “« me omy pcing to wtiom wo may not pro- talaya. inis “sea marsh” contains a mrure 

r y I T'T’ bttOgAionvy on -your eternal fesa attachment ! P - nf hills of considerable elevation, eaUeAlsl- 

lortlio devil and lus angels. But there fate As lonn as vou did not know that „ 

again Jesus sends no one to purgatory. Is gatory w,« aifCStonXS 2 a “ D I ° > n Vf^ormV Why yes, they ands, (and which, perhaps, are literally so, 
aot this an evident proof that purgatory does Live to sin. 8 o long^ Lu wZ ’X m f I ^7 n8of “bip, of patriotism «^pt at very dry scaqpnsj of great beauty 
not exist ! And once more, slice the matter guilty in having adonfed it But mi ™ f Why ,10t ° f roU ' 1 V ** " P - hl "- 

musthe made clearer than the day, let us yon Lw it to be opposed tot K-Bihh’ aid e ‘° n n U ‘r h0 m dnOt religi ° nb0 Pf0fe880d iT' ” 

quote the words in which tlm Saviour con- opposed to munti&v” stUl ilu retafo’ it ft “ w ® , !- tt8 1 °« ,er ’ th,n f 1 Are attachment to # The pnune, of which, he it remembered, 
eludes his picture of tlm last iudemont. „ v »,JI l„, . ' F the Gospel, love- to Christ, regard for the au- the northern part only hears the title of Cote 


uj viiu uiiiiuniu tnuni* .t ~ I r t ^ -V 

Reives, but frequently by their parents or the °* Je8Ufl ^ tlie poor benighted 

friends. For this purpose, howevor, wo must ° n “ in dl8tant . lan J®~ their sons, moved by 
have hooks in the French language. French 11,0 80(110 B'jd-lib® 'pifiL have been the in- 
Bibles and Testamonts maybe procured, I “ trumcn ‘ a i ‘he hands of God, of collecting 
suppose, in any number from tho American t b UUBan, h | » nd hm* «f thousands annually to 
liilde Society ; but wlmt shall wo do for Cat- accom P h " h *b° blo «« d work. Now, my bro- 
celiisms, und other small books! Can not ther ’ wh ! lt would tho foownds of happy 
some good brother in New Orleans translate < f“ Tert ® 111 heathen lands say to you, if you 
our church catechisms, and somo of the best “hould go and tell them that “good old Msth- 
of our Sunday School books, for tho benefit odlBm ” was vordy^ god-liko in ite spirit 
of tho French population! If so, ho might aad Jeeds than that “modern Methodism" 
be tlm moans of doing much g6od: which hqa tuught them to bow at the Cross 


: tno moans ot doing much good. T — * 

So oxtensivo is this circuit, ns it now is, and and °btain redemption through the blc 
great tho labor required of the nnstnr. lesu f ' ® r ' ncarer homo, do you thi 


so great tho labor required of the pastor, 
tlmt he has littli) or rto time to devote to the 


blood of 
think it 


would be possible for you to persuade the 


“These,” sayB he “ Shalf eo awav into over you uu so just no- thonty of Jchovali, and adhereuco to his (,ulu ®’ ««Dstitutes u part of four parishes, 

lusting milt teZ r r : rTr^t'^^th^-ortoho p^ >«• ^ 

lif« fthimnl -W TUf ;« n 1*1 •• * ' i, , u m oraer t0 am fessed? und Lafiiyettfi and Vermilion ou tho west, 

iitq eternal. ihat is all, and there is not a more comfortably Hut romombnr- iKnf • , , , . i i i i , .. . , , . • 

word said of any person s eoiim to miriratorv too Into , 1 „ ,i ■ -7, - ■ 7 v- , ‘ ’ d ° not 800 ob j®c‘i"n to professions, rw0 lov,il Y lakes “"Pply inhabitants with 

Did Jesus forgot ft, or knot nifthing about it' seen tlm lith f ‘ lrapum ‘y- Uulmvo but I seopropriety and utility in them, even an y quuntity of delicious fish, whilo the 


► longer any arc condemned ! 


wious offonee of marrying your cousin ! give priests to celebrate ^ Hie wlmt wiil remaining in this narti ,1 ( ‘ ulred ” do08 ,lot tha ‘ ‘ b ® ease! Will woodlands of the bayous, and eon^ntly 

"Mey. Do you wish by a mass to relievo beCipo of the. souls in purgatory ! darkness you will seek for fn c rDimr/lt w thebe pe ™°““ ““y ‘hey do not like what God more easily cultivated 

Jw father from the flames of purgatory! They Can not ho relieved as former „„„ „:n ’L . A . r . ' ' ‘. K ‘ ' r *H u ' re » • And does ho not require a profes- .. he praim in -mh 


J®® father from the flames of mrgatory ! 
P's money ! Would you have somo pious 
tlethood exonerate you from the task of 
P*J er i by praying for you ! givo money ! 

„ B ‘ ko lieginning, and money is the end of 
’ “'J betwcon these two points are jilacod 
f®*® 0 or inasB, fasting or nine days’ devo- 
almsgiving or a relic. According to in- 
® ual taste, one of tlmso ingredients inuy 
ceimnutcd for another ; the relic nmy bo 
Uio C ^ d '° maa “' listing substracted from 
tlle aiat dayB’ devotion trans- 
i„ I * lnto 1111118 ; hut none of those chym- 
ititut °r 08808 ul ‘ b ® ohuroh can form a sub- 
fiieni C ll° r 7- OUOy ' whereas money can replace 
tW v, ' ° r iastance : tell your confessor 
i^„-Fj° llr ffomaeli is too woak to hour fast- 
of Hi ' C 7‘ , Wip ingly accept twenty rounds 
tw e „ t V !hupl ®‘ instead. But ask him to take 
tkijtv , 8UC ‘ roun da in paymout for u mass of. 
ItomerT 8 Und 8uru ‘ ba ‘ ho will decline. 
li«li«l v. t0 hive read in u pamphlet, pub- 
ocato, y P ‘° hisliop of Marseilles, Upon the 
‘timno °i U ^ U ' dloc ' ‘hat all tho pcimnoes . 
UpW.i i mi B ,l ‘ ho transmuted, at will, or 
"ot lie 7 Un ° u ‘her, hut that other could 
«k« r Z a !‘ ,d hy anyof thorn. Now this 
ii tl„.i 7 °. to “ seminary ; so here again 

ftkirv i« ■ i b> eoovmee yourself that pur- 
4) i, 8 01 t0 J for tho Pope and the bishops, 
tksy sens’ 1 i' t *'° E'JJen eggs ! observo tliut 
CZ. m<Wt ® v ® r y body thither, or at 
htUier..! UUt 118 lf ovor y h|8ly went. 1 lu 
4 Wid. j. ° 7° Ur M®®* 0D behalf of a relative 
Juet of ti, ‘‘®y uv ®f ask you wlmt the oon- 
'to taoertj.p, ro advo has been, witji a view 
■ whether he may nut Already 


They can not ho relieved as former souls you will’ examine Z B Z foTZll'li ! ^7“’ And do ® 8 he not require a profes- The prairie is inhabit^'principaUy by 
have lieen. Wlmt' because there are no L will listen tl i 7-. ‘ » youwohes , sion ! His inspired apostle twice exhorts trench Creoles, who speak tho language of 

longer priests ou earth, souls no more guilty «,o writings of ^H?„poScs“^ ^m‘bi'2 M “‘sir. profession. Does- •“«**“*»- 5* of them have lit- 

must yet remain longer in torment ' But this umm tlm itel e , P -T , ’l 1 ,,ot thllt lul ply ‘hut u is made, and ought to tle or no edijoation— the majority, perhaps, 

isabsL,itisuZTuZSn! ho-nade! How is a person to hold on to that being upnbJe to read or write. Of course 

Anniimn *•! ... . . H ° qutnch it, but rather with tlio which ho has never taken hold 1 *»’«*• therjMffo exceptions. They uro ulmost uni- 


Another proof: you are .rich; . I, on the breath of praZ and study to revire t , h ® has never taken hoM ! Is 

edntrary, am poor. You cause two7r three this a fro/thTl here expresL! tear S ^ 

hundred lniLsuiw o. o,. ... :i i. . , . . ’ 11 • ‘bar is made a condition of salvation 


Id ! Is not tho ‘herji-aro exceptions. Thoy are ulmost uu 
I'quircd when it, A c ™ lP y Bsnum Catholics; their priests heir 


hundred masses to ho said for vour father that 7.7 reo-oTte ! 7" "‘“T ’ ' -7““.; ‘ U '“ r '* made a ®°“ d i‘i®n of salvation ! RomstfC t,! ° nlill isters of religion in tl.is country 
and his soul passes 9: “ If ‘h®u shalt. confess with thySuth who conduct their services in the French lan- 

dise. As for me, since 1 can not huva mass ' M v t'J ! i • r the 1 ' ord J ®sus, and shalt beljovAin thino 1,1 Monils they are very loose, espe- 

aud uo one will give me one gratis Phare no leas/lm tl ^ r I i7 iT° ° f ° n ° at heart tlmt God hath raised -him from tho emlly as regards the keeping of tho Sahbutli, 
mass said, and my father in iSle !•■ dead, thou shalt bo sayedf- Does not divinV » da ? which they devote to .labor, pleasure 

tormeut ! Thus then, differences of fortune “ authority require ^itpivlmn to tlm doing of it and P a “‘*“®- 

are felt in tho oilier world uh well f - God Ohurch Bells. 18 made ono of- flio most precious promises in ‘heir fuvorite modes of dosecruting the 

treats tho rich with cunsiderutioh, but deals , i • • ' 11,0 whqh*-' Bible ! “Whosoever therefore hubbtttji are hqrso-raeing, gambling and 

sevorely with .tlio poor. But this is absurd An »°ng ‘he mdispeusables of ii well-ordered shallAJbniess mo before mon, him will I eon- dri “ l ““6- lf ‘hey attend mass on Sunday 

unjust, uuohrisUan 1 C0 “M uni ‘y> must bo reokoned the “cliuroh- frss also before my Father whioh is in hgu- "‘"ruing, us soon as tlmt is over tht-y go out 

, s&i&r 5::: r.;,; tat lasyt rr 

i + . a “l-A if : iSrid!" feM. S' -y "Hu. uhuuuir .l,.ll « UM Mg, mil* ■* MU, 

will lie mueli diminished, and passing into tones soundimr ,. ‘ , . , “C. “-n it is very . ... , 

heaven, he will at the last find himself vir- bird* Z the ’Z7 , ™ • T * 7 pkm tllot Professions, though " lingo. browing Ins card on 

7. ii ^ WIU iiynm of nature, tlm Homo m«n Hi m.f E. than. the table, he exclaimed ‘Tin out” and dropped 


that he has httie or rto time to devote tt> tiie r J w mo 

interest offhe French population, J hope man y tl,UU8and “ 9 f God ’ 8 P"®r, in the rice 
that this inuy he remedied at the next, session fiold, ‘ "f Caroliuaand Georgia, that the fathom 
of tho Conference. FillLAKTHKOM. of “ good old Mo ‘h«Jism” oontempUted 

greater deeds of moroy for them than their 
1 sons have achieved ! 

.or ii,. if. o. cbruuu a<i.m»u-. Oh, my brother, be. entreated to tell tho 

Wlmt Paves the Way for Common Schools? scoffers of the age what modem Methodism, 

. . „ , , , the legitimate and heaven-born offspring of 

^. ’ommon sc ioo s are allowed by all to he .. ^ 0 i d MeaiodiBp) „ h „ done| J d ; a V 

indispensahle to the well being of society. for the mora , reforInution J? ^ wotlJ . 
Ip their establishment and support the n,,*t TeUi ^ how propitiould Uo . Ten ^ ^ 
untiring efforts of the most enlightened states- th# ^ of our ’ Aa &ther 

men and the purest patriots are free y given. fa I|n ^ ]et auoU tu ^ ^ 

No subject is more ge, Ally pepuhr than itud# „ f cW , 

Common School education. The absolute , T. 

0, ms* U-. «... f« m *«> 

education constitute, the chusen theme fer Your . ; Q the bondg of „ . , d M 

the aspirant to popular favor, m all republi- < n Bm « ® i^ ; 

can coinmunifles, and especially in Texas. ^ H F April 29, 1852. “ 

In no Shite is it more easy to obtain a frank r 


Santa Rosa, Fa., April 29, 1852. " “ 


vmue. ^ i wpimtinn^nu nileq dead, thou shalt be sajedf’ Poes not divine «^»y~ w Woh they devote to labor, pleusuro 

— . authority require itfiv hen to tlio doing of it and pM * ,me - 

Ohurch Bells. 18 made ono of- -tlio most precious promises in But tlR ' ir favorite modes of dosecruting the 

— - ‘bo whole- Bible ! “Whosoover therefore habbath are hqrso-rueing, gambling and 

Among the indiBponsubles of a well-ordered shall-cbnless mo before mon, him will I con- drinklll i;- If ‘hey attend muss ou Sunday 
community, must ho reckoned tho “church- Csss also before my Father which is in hea- u8 s° un as that is over tlit-y go out 


admission of the necessity of educating the 
masses than in Texas. And this is very nat- 
ural and right, as all our officers, from the 
lowest to the highest, are elected by tho 


From Uu Ch. Aim 1.1. Mbl AaulMl. 

Wesley on SanoUficaUon. 


■■■■ .mkh!H 4.V..V . U .[■. tU 

people. ‘npesaetef the Gkristiancor- 

As common schools are thus popular, and' r cspondonoe of Mr, Wesley aud Mrs. Bennis, 
(he necessity of common school education is 1 dn J ‘be foUowlng letter addressed 
so generally admitted, is not tho instrumon- p onrii», whioh, if you should think 
tulity which paves tlio way for tho establish- P lettB<1 1,l8cr ‘ 111 Lhristian Advot 
moot of such schools entitled to a share of .... . . C ’ G “ 

/ipular favor ! Wlmt is that instrumental- Kidgoficld, Marc h 2, 18 62. 
ty I As tho press is said to bo an exponent Manchksteo, March 26, 

of public opinion, 1 will qupto tho following My. Deur' Sister: One of our preac 
from a correspondent of u Texas papur : lately advancod a new poos tiun ante 

“ As yet we have no gouorul system of ed- That there is no direct or 
ucation, yet most of tho sott^iments cun and of sanctification, but only a 
do cluster together a sufficient number of consciousness that we arc c‘ 

-sobolurs to form a school, which is put into lovo, and cleansed from sill 
operation us a thing of first consequence, stand you right, you liud iY 
The people nre much assisted in this by tho that you are a child of God. 
praiseworthy and successful efforts whioh are if God bus given jrou ( 
being mudo to perforate every region of the intend that you should bidfit puduri* 

•State with Sunday Schools. In those the It is good to conceal tlio BecreU ofi 
idiildrou are congregated together; thoy are but it is good te toll tho lovibg kind 

4.1 UlASUK.tltfAA r,,.. il.msm Sw. ’ .. _ V S 


uvuvyu, uu win in u o mat unu iiniiseii vir- , birus, ami tlm uiEnt i, irtllri ,.*• . .1 . 1 1 — ’ 

tually rewarded for his theft. In the next voiee’ol^ ^ ,n °? a . U -r t Uke th ?“- .. 
houso an honest man diosyf hungor upon bis givo 'uJrfy-noto to^ tho * nraiwi * ou«lun t like professions! ’ 1 lien Joshua, 

pullet, without leaving a singlb so., to his ri^uJt Jgr ^ 1 '1 ^ ‘^Wwod the Lord yi^, falls uu- 
Cure ; thus his n'nri.ul „|- U'lii:... „ • .• .. . lu r «’. , der your censure, for ho urofessed tlm snrvlrai 


which !"!c hundred yurds of tlio ehureli. Not long 
s very 8 i nc0 a mul1 doad tt ‘ a car d tublo in a 
houuh "cighboring village. Throwing his curd on 
tho tuble, lie exeluimed “I’m out,” uud dropped 
down dead ! 

' It is eustemury with thu youiig, and even 


. 7- ,1 huu lu IUH . n A* u Iluar ‘ spontaneously utters, when re- dor vour obmol 7.17 with oorno whp are not young, to attend a 

cure, thus lus period of purgatory remapia -culling the associations of tin, day the Lord , r (Cl -Af I ,rolo "' !<> J tb ® servu-e , „ y Saturday night, where they lit- 

undiminiHhed, so that God actually makes has made, and when uu tici nil 1 1 o,/. I... , . ■ , "As for me uud my house," said ,, y 7 Y 


undiminished, so that, God actually makes has made, and when unticinatl,,,, tl,,. , !' : \ ° d ' " Ah f,,r 1,10 ttnd house,” said 

him suffer all the longer, for not haring sto- blag, of God s ^ ^ A T 

len as dj l tlio other ! 1 tell you again, that seeming joyfully to Ly, <■ I was glad when : , W . ‘,7 ' °! him / Ur . thi * 1 fibm0 «® k 

this la absurd, unjust, unchristian. In short, 1 they said unto me, Lot us gu i utu the hoZ “ ? Tr i “ . ,f tl,uy wil1 

.it is 80 ulisurd and ho uniusL tluiF n»vr u ,,r n.i. i „..i ?i ti • ... obaervo what followod Joshua a DroiiiHHion. 


.. ..SS.UIU, uiijusL, uncpristiun. Inshort, thoy said unto mb, Let us go into" the house 7” “ 7 US ° r u , f , “ P^®*® 10 ®- lf ‘hey will ~ 

issoultsurdaiidsojAnjust, that my mindis of tho, Lord.” There is something so cheer i ob “« rv «. ]»hat followed Joshuas profession, claim to /5ut i 
crowded withrarBUtecnU, uud I seem to want ful and. inviting, and so finely in hurh.onv T'm ““7 Tl They will ®® e T ‘ T 

words toexp**, them. 1 will only odd ono with tha sentinfents and exercises of th Sab hS S h 0, ‘ . “ ' T' 'n i 

other: ,v a j , _ , - | i*erve tho Lord,” wild they, and thev antAVAd write, aiud by t 


oilier: . .. . . > '7 * ““ I ,wlv « i^oru, aaid they, and they entered wnM; ' muu v y IW,U0 10 nave. neon tlio 1 prettiest 

. Purgatory is the greatest of all encourage- jus wanting tome^^rZZiril^rDMlf ' 'rf ^ ““ 0 * # W» n * 40 “® rv « him. Nor 111 ‘ b ® I' liri "h. spc.t'tho whole, of a Saturday 
; meat* to tho committal of sin. If you tolin worship ^,oao ears uro not reirularlv' fa 1 - ‘ d • *** ? P ruotlou ‘'f 1 " 1 ‘beir profession, for it »‘gh‘ "n ‘be H"or of Uio bull, room, dancing 
| .turn that in consequence of wrong doing, lie dened by its' to es ^ y K “ d ' ■*" recorded thut “Israel served the I,ord all every set, and continued tho exercise through 


hull every Suturduy night, where they lit- 
erally 

'• Dunce nil uitflit. 

TUI brouil Uryliglit." 

Tho’girls, and many females who lay no 
olaim to yCuth, uro exceedingly fond of duno- 
ixlgv A, beautiful girl, about fourteen years 
of ago, not u hundred miles from where 1 
write, said by Mane te have. boon tlio-prettiest 


Bi.nidJ, whiob, if you should think proper, 
please insert in the Christian Advocate and 
Journal. C. Giliult. 

Ridgefield, March 2, 1862. 

Manchesteo, March 26, 1766. 

My. Deur Sister : One of our preachsniias 

lately advancod a new position, among w 

That there is no direct or ' 



meets tu the 
ipun that in 


l ‘he days of Joshua, nod all the duys of the ‘ b ® greater purt of thupoxt day. . Thu result 


[ taugh t ju a ssociate ter improvement in men- tho Lord- 
tal ili^plno ; in short, thoy pave tho way Every un< 
for •Common school.” done for his 

A'ro you, fellow citizijiis, the friends of com- oity ; only o 
mon school eduoutiuu ! Shall uot, thou, that several per* 
institution which paves the way for ouipmoa enoe which 
sohools receive your cordial aud liberal sup- and some pi 
port! A Tcx*p, upright and 


the Lord. 

Every ono ought to declare i 
dune for his soul, and tlm) wll 
oity; only onto is to be taken 




fl flB Jfo rt piS-v y MH 










Ct)f Utrm (Orleans Christian jUrooratf. 


m 


, «re rave* from rin should 
is bocsuse sc- 
ot to them to 
. And we ought, 
ns, to press every seri- 
the things which nrc 
•rnestness'goon to per- 
if they sir not thirsting 
possible to keep whet 

yen® hardly retain snv power 

th if they nre not panting after holi- 
A thousand infirmities are consistent 
even the highest degree of holiness. 
. Is no other than rare love— a heart 


A poetical dialogue, “ The Prettiest Sight 
<m Earth "-the prottaeat and^most pleasant 


, and with t 


, it i»« 


I to God ; 


daed, may be 


ie design and one desire, 
done, either in word or 
in the name or the Lord 
ail the teaiduc of the pro- 

I am, my dear mster, 

Vour afifectionnte brother, 

John Wesley. 


Christian Silnotatf. 


testantism, and acoounts for his success on China, 

the old score of “snin.nl excitement;" Mr. Every missionary sent out by the M. E. 
T. relieves Mr. Wesley of those and all other Church, South, to China, hfWoff ft part of 
extraordinary qualities, moral and mental, that load of duty which the Saviour laid on 
and writes him only an exponent of a “dc- his ministry and his ohurch, when ho said, 
vehement." They both agree that the Meth- “Go ye into all the world and preach the 
odist Church is no Church. Mr. T. thinki _ 

Mr. Wesley was equal to. what he did (!) i. «>n ray to Brother Cunningham. "Go, my 
fla establish an InsYitutH , “ Tips Institute brother,, go, and tho blessing of the Moat 
was not and u not a Church ; hut," he saya High God be upon you! " Vos, lie goes and 
very profoundly, “to found a 'Church ia an- his wife with him, but— to do our work. If 
other Bort of work ; and it would demand the Lord will hut. apare ua the danger of the 
powers of mind aid qualifieations, intellcc- sen, the long night or a mlMloijary'n toll, the 
tunl and moral, quite of another order." One wide separation from the social endearments 
Then came the closing hymn to “ Auld Laug I other great matter separates the two authors of tho land of our birth, and let us die at 

Into ar/o— Mr. Fletcher s logic. Mr. Southey home, lot him aak what he may— tho labor 
saya liia " reaaoning ia acute and clear." We °i our hands, " the half of our goods, the 
had always thought oa much; not so, how- prayer of our souls, aU that wo have, and the 
ever, with Mr. T. : missionory shall have it. Who is not willing 

<> (Vo should be assigning to Fletcher far to make such a bargain, that he may do hia 
too high a place, as a writer, - if wo were ^to j u jy nn( j anvc y g 80U 1 i Aa naturo opens to 


feature of th* celebration, ' ns wie thought. 
Then came anothor hymn— the Secretary's 
report— a lieautiful poetical appeal to thoau- 
dienoo, to show their love'^for the Sabbath 
School cause, in substantial coined manifes 
tntions. whieh six young Misses were np- 
pninted to receive. Master \V, II. Ellis de- 
lii-ered the closing nddreas, expressing, in the 
immo of the several schools, their giatitudc 
to teachers and friends for tin- kindness and 
cure of which the seliolars hud. bocn tho re- 
cipients. This was quite u apirited address, 


Syno," sung, as were nil ' tho hymns, in fine | 
taste and glowing animation. - 
Tho whole affair passed off in the heat 
spirit, and we hope will be greatly productive | 
of good, and givo additional impulse to the 
hoaven-hallowcd cause of Sabbath Schools. 

. w. 


NEW ORLEANS : 


METHODISM THRICE DEAD! 


Saturday Morning, May 


8. 


To tbs : 


i of th© Alabama and Lou- 


The Publishing Committee of the New 
Orleans Christian Advooate beg leave to pro- 
mt to the patronixing Conferences, and to 
subscribers generally, the following 
REPORT. 


Mjr. Isaac Taylor has written a boot re- 
cently, entitled “Wesley and Methodism." 
Mr. T. hoB one half the power of a first rate 
writer.. Ho can make you ask, think, wish, 
wonder, and turn your whole man into an 
interrogation point:., He can givo you no 
fact, no uuswor, no round full period of sat-' 


--*• hta "» *- 

In short, these two writers do not, will not »‘«epa.to a yet bolder uscent-as the Success 
agreo about VVoslcy, excepting, maybe, that 


of the merchant affords him but means to 
visit richer climes — or as the yield of .the 
earth fills the hand of the farmer with the 
seed of a yetlarger harvest, so a large, dark 
world opens to tho enterprise of a Christian 
love. Wo copy from the S. C. Advocate a 


Donaldsonvllle 


Forth* N, 0. tTirutlao AdvtwM*. 

and. Preston’s Plantation. I 


[8|t*rl*l rorraipondrnr* of Advocate.] 

PARIS CORRESPONDENCE. 


Dear Hno. McTyeirf. : Though nearly out 
of season, I send you my first quarterly re- 
port. The cause of this delay might he 


Paris, April 8, 1852. 

■ Louis Napoleon has formally resigned IiIb 
[• dictatorship, after having governed alone for 


found in many things of subordinate eonsid- the space of four months. These four months 


oration ; but 1 will sum all up in tho gunner's 
excuso for not firing the minute gunH, "1 
never shoot till 1 am ready— then yon shall 
hear from mo." 

Donaldsonvillo is situated on tho Missis- 
sippi river, at tho head of Bayou Lafourche, 
and fronts both on the river and the bayou. 
Tho village 1ms nomo twclvo hundred inhali 
itunts, or more, 1 suppose, who nre mostly 


for that would bo to play th. 

Royalists : you ought not to be W,,. - ■ 
to be- pleased MUor, of fpST 

and you ought to be contented Jr* 0 '* 
still exists under tho namo of the a T" 

To ho content with it is' tho , moans ^ 

tilonnivtU— i 0 > 


venting a restoration of monarchical ij"' 
tism, not only in France, hut in all p. 


in Belgium, Switzerland, Piedmont w*' 
Pnrtugul. Let the Republic®, 


have certainly been well filled, fori do not 
know that th oro could he found any instance 
on record of so liiucli work done by one man „ . 

in so short a time. Ho issued more than four r r 

hundred decrees, on nil kinds of subjects, in- . -J* ’. " r _ 0 Bomet liing hotter, oi 

eluding trade, commerce, litoraturcf.religion, ,. , llr . ° f, ° n ’ ,! "ng worse, those .(j 
the navy and the army, and oven religious ’ ^P*° oh 10 ' 
and civil ceremonies Some of hi. dcotoea . . i 

are very important, for instance those that threwn nroi^d ““epublj £^*1 


relate to the institution of societies of “ credit 


French and Spaniards. icmiu. t-u um iubiuuuuu ui duuiuiuud ui u»h*«» state of tl * " ^ 

A little hack from the river is q noat little fonder;' to tho conversion «r tho livo per cent , ial) t() l ! np;8 may “«m to b,, 

house of worship, dedicated to God ail'd deed- rentes, to tho diminution of tho salt tax, t\jc * h0 j 1 llrp '‘^wtonied (o 

ed to the M. E. Church, “ with all the righto, door and window tax, and tho tax on potable / . 1 Jerty ‘ R it ft, pr(lf . 

titlos and privileges;” also incorporated by liquors, to the embellishment of l’uris, to the , . , 10 f< ’ ar< 4 Wuoi lha 

tho Legislature of the State of Louisiana, concession of.a number of railways to private f. . J ? ‘“P 0 " which ft,^ 
giving other Protestant denominations, privi- enterprise, to the establishing of electric tel- J .. . lnod ’ IU ' <1 •’affled ft, 

lege to occupy it when unucoupied by the egruphs throughout the country, and to the ],'„ r | lu(1 tho j . b y °>e 8odsl- 


Mcthodists, reserving to them tho preference, building of a Crystal Palace in the- Champs i irou , t j,' ll( , k ~ Hpnr ' y mi8tfl «"iquer«i ltJ 
only. It is a distinctive and ohorished „pe- Elysoes, for exhibitions aM the like. Many t i„, l [ ba(l i 11 ' l j aill ‘ „f , W ° U '! i h “ TC W 


i e .i , h i ■ ; .. . ‘he absolutism of Louis XIV I ^ 

ouliarity of MothodiBin to cultivate brotherly I "P these decrees were crowded into the last countcrpnrt s bf - * » -, nnu perhaps, 

feelings.towards all who lovo and serve God | hours of tho President's dictatorship, and two | {)lvocat j on ’ of the Kdict of Nai tw”’ ^ ^ 


a great many people went to hear him preach 
and a good many professed to he Christians 
under his ministry. What a pity ! 

Mr. Southey possessed, to an uncommon 
degree, tho power of statement. No writer 

in the language arranges more naturally and I notice of tho Rev. W . E. G. Cunningham and 

attractivoly all his materials, llut lie was no | • 

“Wo have had the pleasure of forming a 
personal acquaintance with this estimablo 
. - „ , „ , „ „ .. . - minister, who Iiub spent a few days in Charles- 

•s a wonderfully wonderful sort of reflection, other author who is thought to have anno- ^ ()n U8 way to Now Y ork, whore he will 

what tivtcil all the solid parts of Mr. Wesley pretty tu ke Bhip dlrccHo Shanghai. Ho is a mem- 

Tay- much away — Mr. Coleridge. Mr. C., great her of the Moisten Conference, und lias beon 


isfiwtion. He disturbs you, unsuttlcs, wliirls pliilosopher— ask Coleridgo— he could always 
you, dreams you, ami-then — leaves you. His interest, but Beldom instruct. There is nn- 


•Tbe Committee are much pleased^ to find w j l j c | J m jj [M Ml his readers wonder 

^nroTind^riberii in and the AIr Tttylor means,’ and think that Mr. Tay- much away— Mr. Coleridge. Mr. C., great 

n * B r increasing: Such, however, is lor thinks that tlioVe is something wrong as ho was, deop us he was, never got boyond |, appointed missionary to China by Bishop An- 


t of publication, that the Com- some where, for which they would do well | un u priori viow of any thing, 
■uttM ON grieved to ny, the able and efii- to- follow hipi and keop a sharp look out ! 
eiant rfitor has^eoeived literally a merely W'e soe one or two ideas out. in his hook ns 

:~.l nm Cor all the labors, care and anxi 


Ho always ( lr ew - He is accompanied by a wife who is 


^ l with his responsible poation. 

Nor has the paper been a source of profit to | 
i it be until tho num- 
j subscribers is greatly increased, 
have called attention to 
i to excite the agents, who already 
, to still greater I 


subscribers, and to collect 

the amount now due for the second volume ; 
•■I secondly, to show that upon no other plan 
known to tho Committee oould the paper 
have existed for one year. 

A tfMkmm number of a paper, to bo pub- 
fiAed on a different plan, and for a lower 
petos, ins issued in July 1850, in this city ; 
and when the Louiriona Conference mot in 
Doesmber following, a very small fraction ol' 
the number of subscribers regarded os ne- 
•Mtoiy to eonuaence the paper had been ob- 
tained. The Louisiana and Alabama Con- 
farencee, with till doe deference to the feel' 
pinions of brethren differing from 
them, determined to establish the paper at a 


, , . , . .. ... . an ornament to her sox, and imbued deeply 

hud more to do with the Coleridgo within . , , . . . ([ ,,, , 

with tho'mis8|onary spirit. Mie leaves ease 
than with the world without. To a mind and clegance at homo without u regret, to 

w,o liavo seen on tlio Mississippi tho tops ol' like his, consisting of algobru, infidolity and j uvoto horsolf, in company witli her noblo- 
thc chimniea of a steamboat— just above tho nitrous oxyd, Mr. Wcsley'B mutter of fact, hearted husband, to tho glorious work- of 
fog.. A good deal of the audible, but not godly life, must have boon very indigestible, evangelizing China. Wo wish them a speedy 
inuoh visible. Once in a while the haze flies; Nature has provided in thcBo three authors !U1 ^ pleasant voyage, und many years of sue- 

a sufficient antidote to eacli other. One neu- 
tralises the other; and leaves tho reader quite 
ready and inquiring to know what Mr. Wes- 
loy's own pooplo have estimated him at, 

Tho fact is, these gentlemen writers who 


for instance, “The bouI und substance oi l 
Methodism have long ago depurted." Pretty 
round. The Methodist Church dead ! Ono 
of the largest in numbers, sending out more 
money, more missionaries, than any other 
branch of tho Protestant Cliuroh — not ex- 
cepting tho Churoli of England — preaching 
as widely, warmly, ana us savingly os any 


ccbs in tho distant field to which they are 
hound. They expect to sail from New York 
in the 'course of a week or two." 

Hero, is another item .in this connection : 

From Ihu 8. C. Advocate, 

“ Support of Liew, the First ■ Chinese Con- 


hum lived for themselves ore not capable of I rert. — Dr. Wightman : The case of Mr. Liew 


weighing the ports Of a man whose conver- 
sation was in heaven, and who lived only to 


other, pardon and life by faith jn Clirist, yet I do good. Of mankind generally, how to do 


price, and without involving them- 
i in any pecuniary risk. In accordance 
their plan tfie paper was issued more 
• year ago. It has succeeded fully 
l to their expectations. It occupies a 
i with the other members of the 
Advocate family. The editor has displayed 
toot, talent, piety and enterprise; and while 
he has kept his columns tree from every 
thing whieh would contaminate the morals, 


“without soul or substaneo 1 “ ■ We should I 
like to know what Mr. Taylof's symptoms of | 
life are. 

It is not hard to imagine tho author stand- 
ing over his subject, on liis “ Physical Theory J 
of a Future Life," his Natural l iistory of En- 
thusiasm, and a large pile of works "now 
preparing by tho ijame writer," addressing an 
audiqnco : “ I tell you, gentlemen, he'e dead ;" 
and then, turning to Methodism, “ Sure os 
you’re born, my friond, you’re dead.” 

(Methodism shouts ‘“glory ! " and every 
body looks dubious.) “Well, my friends, I 
cun prove it; Wesleyan Methodism is dead, 


thorn good, probably Mr. S. or Mr. C. or Mr. 
T. scarcely ever thought; or if so, tho world 
lias never had occasion practically to knpw 
it. Indeed, twenty Buoli mon might have 
lived contemporaneously, and thujiuople have 
been none the better or wiser; but two JohS 
W eslets, at one time standing on the earth, 

*• Where the golden gatuM ol day 
Open on the paltuy Kant*v 

the other amongst the tribes 

*• Went from Orontes to tho ocean,” * 

would have set * '! • 

••The kingdoms in a blase.” * * 

When wo see tho thousands, nay millions, 
ready to arise and eall John Wesley blessed, 


inis sb interested a worthy brother of my 
charge, that ho authorizes mo to say through 
your paper, that he will be one of two, pay- 
ing ¥50 each, to support this first Chinese 
eunvert, if he devotes himself to the work of 
tlie ministry. Who will take the other fifty ( 
“ Very respeotf iilly, J. Hamilton. 

“Mobile, Ala., April 20.” 

There, dear reader, what say you to tliut ’! 
Who Could not work clioeYfuily if he knew 
that liis gains alono were supplying the dying 
thousands of one city in China witli a preach- 
er of the Gospel for six months in the year 1 


- • For the N. O. Ciiriatun Advocate. 

Professor Hardy’s Review 

Of Stanly's Life and Cohiiespondhnce of 
D a. Ahnolu. — T his is a most interesting pa- 


fer it has a dead man’s namo." 

Good grammar, smooth peri, ds, hair-split- 1 in wlmt he and aI1 tho world wore wrong, we 
of iti leader*, or bring into I ting adjectives, and a varioty of language 
holy r e l ig i on , he has by his own | have covered more than one j . lintless essay 
so well, that the reader was quite oertain 
there mast be “ something in it,” when, in 
fact, if he wore put to tho torture ho could 
not Jiave given for two mine! at together a 


pen, by a list of able foreign end domestic 
eewetotodenti, and by tasteful selections, 


and thon mark such men sagely calculating | P er i abounding with the highest tono of mo- 
ral sentiment, expressed in tho most easy and 
felicitous style. Professor Hardy, however, 
seems to have designed his pnpor more as an 
eulogy upon Dr. Arnold himsolf, than as a 
review of Mr. Stanly's .work. - Ho dues not 


through faith and good works. 

On my arrival hero 1 found jin Episcopa- 
lian minister occupying the Methodist Cli., 
but Was told, to my surprise, that it would 
- Jiu disagreeable, and tend to create dissatis- 
imtion, for the Methodist minister to occupy 
the M^tlipdiat Churoli lmlf tho time. In- 
deed, it was to be held by a kind of ecclesi- 
astical pro-omption luw, no whortofound in 
tho Bible I read, nor in tho State laws under 
wliioh 1 live. And u. “man of the world,” 
who had 'lent all his influence to tho ocoasidb, 
(at somo Buoritico, too) told mo that the un- 
willingness for the Methodist to preach in 
their own church half tlio time,, was “ alto- 
gether with those who wore Methodists 
Un lookiffg .and listening, 1 perceived that the 
little opposition among the friends of Metho- 
dism was entirely sympathetic, and that the 
disease hud its origin and locality elsowliero. 
Our frioudB said, “ Wo uro Methodists, but 
from long cxpericnco we know that the Epis- 
copalians hero will not patronize or counte- 
nance tlie Methodist ministers, und we being 
so few, our ministers booh become discour- 
aged und leave.” In this state of affairs 1 
was compelled to do ono of two tilings, to 
wit, to lonyo tho plaeo, or ocoupy tho Metho- 
dist Church . The lutter course, though pain- 
ful in thu'extrome, was adopted.* This was 
dune, too, witli a degree of frunkness taken 
only by those who have not yet learned ty 
walk in oral'tinoss, nor yet to usd their privi- 
leges dceeitfuily, and which is often mistaken 
fur “ insulting impudence." Truth, huwever, 
is the trip-hammer of lleuven, und when it 
comes down undisguised, but few can feel 
pleosunt beneath its punddruus weight, it 
comes down upon error with ' tho weight of 
eternity. 

This sketch o,f facts has been given to 
overtake, if not arrest, some fulse impressions 
made in regard to tho fact of our title to the 
MetliodiBt Churoli in Donaldsbnvillc, und -to 
correct the idea that, the Methodist Church 
in D. is but some public something, which 
may be seized by any one wild chances to get 
there a day before his competitor. But l will 
dismiss this point, and colleut all tlie desires 
thut such a case can enlist, to pray for those 
who despitefully use the truth as it is in 
Jesus: 


four free eolloges since tlio 15th March, lgii 
Most of them uro in tlio hands of the Jesuiu 
A decree, puldishcd a fortnight ago j, ^ 
Moniteur, Btates that tlio new law 0 n [[, 
prcs^wliieh I have said to he very severe, i 
only applicable to political 'papers, 'll, 
I stamp duty does not hear on msguijp, ol 
| two sheots and upwards, nor oa 


4m much to give character and dignity to 
aw Church Periodical Literature. 

The Committee have therefore reappointed 
hka to a porition which he has filled with so 
r to himself and advantage to tlie 


are reminded that— 

•‘Three wise men ofOntlmm 
Wept to wa in . bowl." 

(All three talking.) Mr. Southoy — “They 
who consider the wide-spreading schism to 
wliioh it Iiub led, and who know that the wel- 
fare of the country is^yi tally connected with 


; aving intend- 


hod understood tlio author as 
ed to say. 

th. Committee beg leave to * , mvo , ld the objoflt 

the paper a* deserving a .till more .... , J 

extended circulation, and to expreez the hope 01 wnbn g »P°n the sumo th mo with Mr 
New Orleens Christian Advocate Robert, Southey, a treatise wh; h should rival 
to exert a purifying influence his excellences und oppose his \ ws Southey 


consistent account of any one thing that ho I its Church Establishment, may think that I a. book about him 


express an opinion in regard to tlio morits or 
demerits of the production. The paper, how- 
ever, is not the less readable and instructive, 
in tbal if presents us witli Hie hian instead of 


pen all oamm uni ties where it may oiroulate. 
Ch Advocate cioe, N. 0., May 3, 1852. 

R. H. Rivers, 

W. Murraii, 

W. E. Doty, 

J. C. Keener, 

J. Hamilton. 


tlio evil overbalances the good." The eulogium pronounced upon Dr. Arnold 

Mr. Coleridgo— “Nothing less than such > 8 i UBt i B ugg« B «vo and beautiful; and in the 

an hypothesis would be adequate to the satis- >«% appreciation of the noble, 

k / - . .. „ , „ . , , the*|MKxl und useful in Dr. Arnold’s charar 

[ J actor y explanation of tho faots-though that tor ^„ mnifeaU hiaown morft l elevation an! 

of a metastasis of speoific functions of the adaptedness, for tho work of a collegiate 
nervous energy taken in conjunction witli teaclior. Dr. Arnold is obviously Professor 


of them I must notice. . , , - 1 Mantes. Had ft, 

The first declares that tho 2'Jlst, 202d and 11 l)n 10 81 c Sialism, Cbft- 

'2H4th articles of tht penal code, and the law llini . • ' ln “ 1 8 Hr .™ 8 ttnd modification 

of 1834 on associations, and a]iplieahlo to all wou ' '“' c ,uen crcd “s *P oncmj J 

meetings of more than. twenty persons. This ° ° rt " ou ' d 'i a vo Ijccn mad- 

iubjccts religious mootings to tlio same con 
ditiohs that rqgulato clubs; and makes tlie • . , 

possibility of holding any 'mooting for public CuW ‘Z 
worship depondent on the more will of tho 0 al ' crB s t® 8 ! >n ono of its rrce-[ 
local authorities, the Mayor of the, Com- 

niune, the I’rofeot of u department, and at . ,18lC m .. ninc<) two hundred and ftjtj. 
Pans tlio Prefect of Police and tho Minister 
of tlio interior, any of whom may ho them- 
sclvc^ho humble servants of tlio parish priest, 
the bishop or archbishop. 

Wc have us yet no reuson to believe that 
this dcerco has been, dictated by an express 
enmity to the liberty of public worship, nei- 
ther do wo expect it will effect Methodism in . .... .. .. 

any of the places where it is known and well 8< 'J ". 1 lu ’ llr 18 lt . or , ltlral y pnp® 1 *- 
established. Hut it may be the source of t >s now ccr in t nit done of the {em, 
some difficulties, 'whenever wo wish to open ar “ y impriwmei on tluj 2d of Deeeahs 
new pluoes of worship, as we sliull be obliged " 1 ,/ e 8011 0 a y en ne, but only ot oft 

to obtain leave from tho local authorities, '" n ' lu . t8118 "' P rc cr banishment to fid 
whereas we had only, until now, to make a 11 lor 111 lp . ronc ]j pi isons. As to the 
dceluration of our intention. This is the only ““ nB Il,a ® | I’nsonors unng the insurreefia 
measure taken by tho 1’reBidcnt which may 0 . eoem e E lun rc 8 lave been reloift 
affect religious liberty. “ ud man y, of ‘ ll0BU p0 “ dp “>^ bavc recenl 

The other decree I wisli to mention refers 10lr P ar 0,1 ron, tie resident. Thm 
to tho Protestant Established Churches, ol f““ r “g™tewcre sent last week, by the IV 
wliioh 1 have said, jn a former letter, that “^. m ^rnont, to examh,^ 
there arc two in Franco, tho Lutheran and 11 y lu “ a w \° lav8 btan- 

tho Reformed. They both arc Presbyterian ’ an ley a ' - c received full pwft 

in their organization. Eacli parish is gov- | >ur “ ,1 Hla 1 as laVL 11 0,1 guilty of s*mt. 
erned by a I’resbyteral Council; composed of 0,1 ™' 1 !’ ^ 1111 ru 'gnorance of the Mai 

tlie ministers, of tho porigli and a number of 8 a .? ° . , “"h 8 ' 

, . • r e I ho senate has decided that tho dotak 

laymen, marj-ing from four to seven, lho ,, „ . , , , , “ nmiamwi 

„ • , . , V, m e , ■ ■ oi the President would bo twelve mUliont if 

J’roHhyterul Councils of a certain circum- „ , , uuim» n 

. .. , , . . Irancs yearly, mure than two million* ofif 

scnption are dependent oil u Consistory, com- ^ j J 

posed of all. the ministers in the eircumscrip- 
tion, and a lay delegate from each I’resbyte- 
ral Council, ln the Lutheran' Chuych there 
are tliirty-one of such consistories, whieli are 
under the supreme direction of a genor'al su- 
perior Consistory, and a directory, ordfieCu- 
tiye committee, of the General Consistory. 


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In the Reformed Church there are ninety-two ^ ery B ' ,ck ' with a twenty/whours' elull»i^« 

scree there ‘ ,mr da y 8 ' fuver - 1 won taken a week ,ff ch-rt. 


consistories ; hut until the new decree 
existed no superior Council to which’ they | 
would be amenable, and whieh, acting its 
centre, could establish a bond of union be- 
tween them. The principal feature of tlio 


last Sabbath evening, at a little place anil 
large swamp, on tho Louisiana sdeofft) 
river. 


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Tuesday evening I arrived on the FnA^ 


new decree is the appointment of a Central '' yu '' '“ Vicksburg, where Rev. C.H.Mr 
On Col. Preston's plantation 1 preach every | Council, which will represent before tho gov- slia11 llnd Dr ' Ma gruder kindly met me, ui 


two weeks. The society there is doing very crnmeut t hc consistories of the Reformed I f“ nv °y cd . “« to the house of Dr. Cto 


well; but in this, ns in all othors,. there. is C | mrc h. For the first time; this- Council is 
room for improvement. Col. P. and lady at- t0 be composed of I’rotcstants of note, chosen 
tend preaching when there, flip servants by government, and of the two most ancient 
are much oncouragod by it. Indeed, it is |> ar ; a ministers. It will hold its sittings in 
encouraging to Bee owners and manffgers of the oapital. 

— •' 1 I do not yet know how tho appointment of I 


extreme nervouB excitement, -f some delu- 
sion, + some illusion, + some imposition, + 
(plus) somo chances and accidental coitici- 


i Sohool Annirsrsary. 


The celebration of the Anniversary of the 
Sabbath Schools of the M. E. Church, in this 
city and the parts immediately adjacent, came 
eff oa Wednesday evening, M*y 5, in the 
large and pleasant basement of the McGehee 


The large room was densely crowded— 
•sals, states, doers and windows — but, not- 
wMtsmlhig, the best order prevailed. The 
svwirtaria were opened with singing and 
pssyer , then followed soother hymn. 

Co l atob as Deaeon made the introductory 
address, whieh was appropriate, and hand- 
aeiMely delivered. Then followed two lid- 
diems* in German— one from a little Master 
and the other from a litUe Miss As we have 
to e o nfa s s to an entire ignorance of the Ger- 
man, we can not express an intelligent opin- 
ion as to the murit§ of the addressee, but 
(aralkiag by faith) we believe they were good, 
and if the tittle lady’s was as pretty as her- 
- arifi if —l |ritl fine enough. 

I a poetical dialogue, by* twi 
> “Home of the Angels 
Certainly a b e au t i ful subject. 

Naat we bad an address on “ Sabbath 
School Inriswotun,’’ by a young lady— Miss 
Sarah fossa — a stsa i bte and distinctly de 
firmed address A dialogue in German, by 

barn beys, “Walking by Faith"— again wo 

taka th* opinion of a learned friend, who 
myaitwaa a good thing, and well done. A 
“BiU# Lesson,” by a class of boys and girls 

food, and well stodted 

Nasi followed a hymn in German, sung 
with eoxtaetaeas aad .spirit. We have long 

i Dutch bad taken Holland - we 


is against Calvinism, Mr. "J ylor for it — 

“Wesley rejected,” says Mr, T.,‘ “>n terms, 
the 1 Election of Grace,' on aci unVofits alli- 

anoe— inseparable, as he supp ed, with {top- 1 denees miglit determine the direction 
rob&tion ; but in so doing he i ught a wordy 
phantom.” 

Mr. Taylor’s rather strik lg suggestion 
bow to mend Methodism, ma;. bo also cited 
to show both the strength oi- bis Calvinihin 
and the power of his induetii- , 

- Let lonve be granted for iie suggestion 
that a reconsidered Wesle inism, which 
should wholly cease to make ; -elf antagonist 
to an obsolete form of Calvii. ui, might yet 
restore to tlie Wesleyan Instil to that expan- 
sive evangelic force in whieli t once so far 
surpassed every other Christir i community." 

Take the anti-Caivinistie 'Vrtof Metho- 
dism out of it ! und obsolate < lvinism ! unti- 
Arminian Methodism und o olote decrees, 
would be rattier an absurd pi . .lission. 

Southoy thinks Mr. Wesli was able and 
learned. Mr. T. thinks not. -outhey thinks . 

Mr. WeBley's sermon on Fret Irace “ one of | stances, against liis friends' vapid arrogance." 


1 lardy's beau ideal of a teaclior and a man, 
and he dwells upon the great outlines of liis 
character with tho most evident satisfaction.. 
His Review is one of those papers that give 
character to our Southern Quarterly, and one 


which the akepticism vibrated. Nine yeara t i mt can not be read without pleasure und 
has tho subject of zoo-magnetism been be- profit — profit from its ennobling sentiments 
foro me.” and tho exalted character it contemplates : 

Mr. Taylor-” One must believe that many pi™ 8 '*™ in the glory wo fool is shed upon 

* ai . i < . . ... our naturo by such a life as Dr. Arnold’s, 

of that class ot persons whom a writer like . . . * . .. . 

c One feels it a privilege to be a man ana to be 

Nmtl.ey represents, and to whose tastes and to auch a bloaaed and beautiful charac- 

views lie evidently labored to udapt himself, ter. We close this brief notice with the lust 
must he oonscious that the explications he ad- sentenco in tho article : “ Olin and Arnold — 
vances in attempting to unravel Methodism, names wo have involuntarily , puftogothcr— 

aro as futile in philosophy as they are false B rcat ’ w ' Be ' true ' earncHt men 1 t * 10 ‘ r 

inoniories are blessed.” .. •*. 


slaves take an interest in thut in whieli they 
wish thoir iduves to bo interested. Sucli uu 
inflaonco has groat weight in nil. grades of 
Booicty. To enlist confidence and excite 
others to imitate in good works, we must 
bring them to believe that they are in good 
earnest. To do this, wo must both be in ear- 
nest and have a constant readiness to do thut 
which wo would enjoin upon others. By 
such exemplary instruction, the slave would 
much soonor learn to servo from principle, 
•“-with good will doing service as unto the 
Lord." T. J. Lacy. 

Donaldsonvillo,' La., 1852. ” 


There ! had every care und attention ekidj 
tlu- 'good Dr. and liis excellent lady aaii 
render me. 

This is tlio third day I liavo boon out Ie 
am now fully afloat, on my way to Cm! 
Gulf, l’ort Gibson, Oakland, Natchex, sale 
your city, where I hope to arrive iaiM 


this Council will ho received by. our Estab- 
lished friends.' As it is actually organized .ton or twelve days, _ 
by tho President, tho majority of tlie mom- 1 have 1,ad 8u,a11 clli1 * 8 and feTerB f“ 
tiers belong to tho Rationalists. Should they , la8t of Fchruary - but r(<ally 
obtain great influence over tlio decisions vfl"* nn ttuc °unt to a smart man. hence 


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TEXAS CORRESPONDENCE. 


in theology; and, in fact, that most of his 
solutions of tho 1 phenomena ’ ure nothing 
better . than frigid absurdities. That they 
wore so was Btrongly felt by Coleridge, whoso 
djir deeper acquaintance witli spiritual prin- 
ciples, and whose vastly more acute intelli- 
gence prompted him to protest, in many in- 1 


New Orleans, 1852. 


W. 


the most able and eloquent 
courses; a triumphant spec 
sioned argument.” “ It is in 
in a tremendous strain ol 
shows with what indignutioi 
in his seal for God, and in I 
fellow creatures, regarded a i! 
rious to both, ln an eyil ho e did the rest- 
less mind of man devise for 'self the peri- 
lous question of fatalism ; aim in a more un- 
happy one was it introduced into Christiun 
theology.” Mr. Taylor take no such view 
of the sermon : 

Verily he believed," says Mr. T., “ that 


-f all liis ilis- 
•eu of impos- 
ed,” ho adds: 
loquence, and 
tlie preacher. 
s love for his 
otrine so inju- 


All three— “ Biess qie ! this is a wide sea ! ” 
“ If tho bowl bfo^-lMHiD Htrongor, 


The Metmopirt ChL rch Cars.— T he reference ordered 
by the United States Circuit Court to teke te*tlmony and 
report the value of the book concern,' in controversy be- 
tween the Northern and Southern dlvinlonH of the Metho- 
dic Episcopal Church, wan brought to h bearing beforeOl. 
8 Comuitwiloner Neluon.at NewYork.on the !Mh ult. .Ne 
hue wan present except the attorneys for the partiev. Dan 1 
.ord and E. L. Fancher. E«is.. and the Rot. Dr*. Lam 
and Scott. TKf principal difference of opinion heenw to 
be in reference to.the value of the stereotype plates. 


My song h^d been Rmgui 

Select High School.— Brother, Thweatt 
hus uptuiDil iiis ttuhool in the Imsement of the 
MoGehco Church. Wo can very heartily, 
commend it 'to parents Who liavo sons they 
may wish to place under tho care and instruc- 
tion of an experienced and ablo teacher. For 
minute information we refer to his advertise- 
ment in this paper. 


Foatr Years of Pabtoral Labor.— Interesting Henri- 
ceu were had lu the Charlea Btreet Baptist Church at lion 
tou. on the morning of the 29th ult.. lu commemoration of 
(lie fortieth unnlveriiary of the installation of-the. present 
pan tor, Her. Dauiel £barp. D. D. Addles were driWered 
by the Kuv. Dr. Peck, and the Rot. Baron Stowe, aud Dr 
Shjtrp preuehed an affecting nermou. In the oourwi of 
whfeh^e Raid that not one of thoae who took part iu hit- 
iuHtallation wan now alive. During hi* pastorate two hun- 
dred of hie communicants had died, aud hie church had 
i-unt out twenty-five preacher* of the gonpel. At the con- 
clusion of the service* a maw>ive silver fiower vase and hal- 
ve r were preaented to Dr. Sharp, on behalf of the Baptist 
mlubten* of Boetou. •• to tdiuw Uieh- veuorutlou fur hi* um 
lilemlhbed character a* a good. minister of JeHOfi Chrht 


^PulpiT Ostentation - -1 row little, says the 


I th* ttennmii have taken n 
Barnett delivered, 


a 


ol 


> Willis, 


with fine 
win of N 
OR “The tteorifioe of Abraham .” 

Proper nee at Wealth,” a dialogue 


thut ill-judged hurst of rhetoric, in which lie 
himself borden 


' borders so near upon blasphemy, U nd 
phizes 1 the devil,' was us unsound in 


_ us in fact it was shalluw.and. un 
seemly, In this and in nuuiy other similar 
instance* we easily save his reputation us u 
thoroughly houcst disputunt, by alleging liis 
entile want of the deep reflection, or auulytic 
(acuity.” 

Mr. Southey evidently caters for the' E^*, 
tabliehed Church— Mr. Taylor for thfe Indoi 
pendente. Mr. Southey questions much the 
past of Wealeyanism, Mr, Taylor lias settled 
that, but doubts profoundly it* present and 
futpre — the Urge idea i* in hi* head and the 
patent in Ills, band— “Oaur Anno Hum.” 


eloquent Dr. Chulmors, nun ! tlio word of God 
lie felt in tliut plaeo when the high func- 
tions of tho pulpit are dogi uded into a stipu 
luted exchange. of entertuh.ment on the one 
hand, and ef admiration tui tlie ether. Am) 
surely it were a sight to mako angels weep, 
whep u weak and vaporing mortal, surround- 
ed by his fellow sinners, and hastening to, tlio 
grave and to tho judgment along witli them, 
liijda it a dearer object to liis bosom to regale 
liis htaCrera by tlm. exhibition of liiniBelf, ttmn 
do in plain earnest the work of his Muster, 
.and urge tlie business of repentance und faith 
by the impressive simplicities of the Gospel. 


BimJtut.D — Rev Mr Thotu^. u i'rtwbyturUu clerg) - 

i _ * UW1 bn***. SuaM’X county. Mwylfoud. w** 

Priae ud Ntebolwn ; good uw- 1 8outhcy reckon* Mr Wesley amhitious, on- I W 0" wiiiuiuro.u l-puiiyt. r, »htrti m. i »t si uw>rs. • 
® *1 ' J .* to. . ... * j* i . I »f*>w «iH)kitgn f»r«iiudutl uithifoiuiug « iirettchur of Um 

IhuauMrtki tmxtbc, lguaitux Loyula oi Fro- 1 


Bun's* o>- Mikiu.auii. r»«M Omi«a — Ailvloiu, from 
.SUsoglisi sUlr tlmt Mr». T.jlor. wlfuuf the lti-T. . (.’Uarlol, 
Tsylor. > Mctliodl.t Mlwlousry. »uJ two chliarru ; Mr. 
Hoorn-, wife of Uletiui> Booue. .0.1 two ckliarell .ml H 
liliH'ie' fi mule uttemlaHt , H«w. llr. HrlJgm.u. Mr. 
llrldsluuu. . win of tile Her K M Lyle und n I, blue-. i 
girl here ulUsl from tluit port for NewVork. Mr«. 'f'.y 
lor. Mr». Booue .ml Or. UrtJttm.u .re Ju 111 heullh. 


S,« Jon. Fi.s.li. — Tlio lul for«l*u Hewi oonUlneJ 
SU .reouut of Ike ulllDg “f tke uew Arelir ei|„ aitiou iu 
Mxrcli of Sir Jok« FreuXlln. There were four reewiU— 
two w-rew etouuer. .ml t*o e.11 rewe^i. ■ Ample m.lert.1. 
were,, pror lileil of errry Iking, to oklolu Ike oml of the 
Voyuge Tke moot efpellre of there were kulloune for the 
purpiwe of duLributlog iufi*lu*tlou lu.*rery pwt of tke 
Antic region*. They kre made of euch ..form mi to flout 
on tke eurtM. should they Wl luto Ike ee» Fire kuu 
deed tkouMnq ruoUMgee, prluted ou Mtlu. wore prep. re,l 
for -Ike ocomdou Tke«, will be' reel up in tho knlloou. 
su'd uflor . rertuln time will'lidl. and time CODrty lufor- 
lustion to erery ,1 U.rt.' I where Sir Juhu Fr.ukliu 1* likely 
u> be' it.pt, sir Edward thicker 1« eklef vomuiuuder ill 
the espediUon. - 


The season continues favoruble for the ag- 
riculturist. Health prevails throughout the 
State. Our. financial affairs uro in u prosper- 
ous uondition. 

Revivals of religion arc occurring in, vari- 
ous parts of tho State; thirty liavo recently 
boon added to the llapiUt, und twenty-eight 
to the Methodist Churches, in Houston.’ A 
Baptist newspaper is to bo issued in Houston, 
next autumn. Tho Galveston Nows has rb- 
lontly beon onlargod, and iB now one of tlie 
largest papers of tlio Southwest. 

Tho Sons of Temperance aro ip a prosper- 
ous condition. A Division has recently bepn 
organized at Corpus Christi. 

The Presbytery of Western Texas lias lo- 
cated a College at Goliad, aiid us a result 
property in that vicinity has risen somo fifty 
per cent. ! 

Taylor White, of Trinityr Texas, one of 
the largest stock raisors in tlio Stuto, recently 
died, and in liis safe was found ji40, 000. 
is by no means uncommon for a stock raiser 
in Texas to brand ono thousand calves in one 
spring season. 

There arc supposed to bo at least twenty 
thousand white persons in Texas, over twenty 
yeurs of age, who can neither read nor write 
Population 350,000. ■ ^ • 

There aro now forty-two newspapers in 
Texas. As it elans, tlioy aro excellent lioh- 
ilomedals. The four wliioli stand pro-eml 
uont for giving information, iu relation 
Tcxub, arc the Galveston Nowb, Texas Mon 
ument,' (Lit Grungo,) liidiunola Bulletin, and 
San Antonio Lodger. Person* ,from ubrofid 
wishing information relativo to Texas, should 
subscribe for one of these papers. Tlie pri3o 
is about $3 per uunum for euoli paper- 
The canal connecting Brazos river and Gul- 
veston Bay is progressing with enooifraging 
prospects,- us is also tho Hiirrisliprg and Colo- 
rado railroad. 

Houston v .April 24, 1852. » 


the consistories, tlioy may drive the ministers 
of tlie Evangelical party to secede and join 
themselves to the Freo Church. 

Tlie Sonute and the Legislative Assembly 
are now sitting, hut with closed doors. How 
ever, tlio oponing of tlie Chamber was pub- 
lic, and Napoleon pronounced, on that occa- 
sion, a most remarkable speech, every word 
of which seemed to have been carefully 
weighed. Amongst other topics, ho alluded 


on about my work, paying no itlalM 
them ; but this chill was too strong frf | 
und the fever utterly prostrating. I ^ 
frankly own up that 1 am not i 
enough tii work bravely on under " 
attack, it seemed hi me niuoh likead®® 
rising up out of tho great swamp, ste*B*('‘ 
me, seizing me with a giant grasp, 
me terribly, und freezing me almost to** 
then covering me all oyer with pitch 


have been I l‘ 1,ur '' anJ P. laoin B a red llot , iron .! i ”?t < 
1 1 my head, to burn up -with violent W 


i 


A man who puts aside his religion bocuuse 
lie is going into sooietyi resembles a persup 
taking ufl' his shoes tiecauBe he is about to 
walk upon thorns. ~ 


extensively spread about his luiving imperial 
aspirations. “It has been frequently repeat- 
ed,” said he, “that I desire to re-establish tlio 
Empire. If such had been my constant pro- 
occupation, that transformation would have 
been accomplished long since ; there were 
wanting to me neither means nor opportuni- 
ties.” Amongst these opportunities ho men- 
tioned tlio 10th. December, 18)8, the 18th 
Jui/b, 1849, and the 2d December, 1851, as- 
serting tliut in 1849 it would have been as 
eiiHy for him to have changed the form of 
government, as it would have been easy, in 
1848, to liavo ut once Beoured a throne, by 
‘refusing, on the strengtli of (i,000,0Q0 of suf- 
frages, to acquiesce in the Constitution, or in 
J851 to liavo demanded a “pompous title,” 
from the people who accorded him 7,500,000 
votes, under tlie shadow of the ballot. He 
'therefore asseverated that he would accept 
no modification of tho present stuto of things, 
unless ho wore obliged to do so by evidept 
necessity. “ Whence,” lie jtsked, “ca n this 
proceed 1 Solely from, the conduct of par- 
ties; if tlioy submit, nothing will he altered ; 
but if, by thoir secret proceedings, they would 
strive to undermine tlio basis of my govern- 
ment, then, hut only then, it might ho rea- 
sonable to demund from tlio people, in the 
name of the people of France, a new title, 
that would irrevocably fix on qiy head tlie 
power wliioh it has invested in me." In Con- 
clusion, ho exclaimed, “ Let us maintain tlie 
Republic : it menuces nobody, it reassures every 
one. 1 " 

Thiii Bontonce lias been variously comment- 
ed upon in tlio daily papers. Emile de Gi- 
rurdin has used it to mako liis reupiieurance 
us leading editor of tile “ l’rnsSe." You know 
that after tlio mup d'etat he was banished 
from. tlio country by L. Napoleon. A special 
permission was grunted him, a few days ago, 
to visit l’aris, on ucoeunt of somo pressing 
family mutters, and he seized thin opportunity 
for. -writing a BericB of articles, entitled " Lot 
us Muintniu the Republic." In' one of them 
is tlie following conclusion, which 1 quote, us 
describing tlie truo stuto of tilings here : 

“ I conclude by saying to tlio Republicans, 
every tiling examined und well weighed, you 
ought not'to look ut tho luattbr too closely, 


Thank God J am alive ; and though thin 
trombitng, once moro able to get out 
prosecute my work. , 

As you are always interested io tin 


work of African Colonization, you 




pleased to know that ovory where ov»™ 
State, tis far as my labors have eitowWfi 
ouuso is kindly roceived by tho 


uro no cxccptiunB that I have met 
though tlie times are said to be 
lections this Beason will he about I * 


tlio time 1 .reach your city ; and 

a people have contributed _ 


fctiFj tllO jitiujiu; ttuvvi ww**— i ilitfl 

greatest cheerfulness, and pledged J 


l‘Kt Llltivuumuoo] f “ j 

tinua^fto- of their donations for y eart ^,. 


1'hUH far this seiison Louisiana ha* . 
ted more than either Mississippi or^ 
am, dear brother; with great r#P 


Vour obedient servant, 

John Morris^ 


UitrHcH Rohiuhif 


M .— The Bouton Tr»reltf 




ult. Mtyn : 

Tho Ortliodox imiftlng-houwj In Nortn 
twred ou Babbuth , uight. April A . oB iilRr 
niturc, ronxibting f wirpi’tfc. o 0 ***® . 

uliaii/, Hablrntb ooiiool library, lauipfo 
Tbo UulUirian meetibg bouiw 
huiub pigbt. ami ltfo furnlturo Btolen* 


ubio pulpit Bible, caruetH, etc. u\ n *bam.**Ld 
Tke Flntt UnlTcr«.ll»t Ckurch. 


f lrnt UnlTerwuwi tuurom • • — - - , 
into on Tm’silay uigbt. aud robbed oi 
a new Bible. ^ alfiO 

Tlio Soooivd Unitarian ‘ »»«rcb jrafi 
tuti) ttVfning, and the pulpit curtaiw R 

it.. Hi., ton Foi't.wnu^ 


A vorrofipumlout of tl** 1 Bouton 1 _ 

Woymoutb; under dute of April »• 

Homo tlmo during lwt ulgbi . *■*! 


ng'“’ ^in 

I'ilgriiu Uhurob aud rimadup ■ tw 
ibivo nie*lc». and narrit’d It 


wltk liyinD kuulw. in tu “ _ * ul , u»l 1 


Tfc. I'.lcrwm (N.J.) 

Okurek wu* rofikwl “u lk.- ulgkt uf , 
ver tiUiorlum. “llvi-r dmlion, uml t be _ ^ 


ho cUprcb wan thoroughly J*"^*^* 
valuable article- were d«|»o-iti ' 4 in » 




Belling Igiuroa on Sinuav 
I'vuuiylranla Lcglfflaturc, ’an 

,-rnor. -kick uu,k,. U »” 

[u.ulltj, wkutuv.r el ' u.d.r.P-Sj 

Lancaiter county on the H,lbb41 tu r,nR^ 
for each offenpn— $10-to go to «iil 

a competent wilmi— in the cv*- 
cn the first of July uext. ^ ^ 

Tm V 1 1 low Kivu. *« Ul,, '' 1 | , ^ ) rt 
Adverti-cr Ik a*-umi that tb« ^ ^ J 


yellow A»vcr at Rio. broU S**V ljy | ll 'j, H ,ut »!»*• 

I,, ebrma. Every one on U-nd. Mto , 


wan alUckod by yofiow fvlff 

uf the crow died during Uu> k • 


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t )iui’iiAHY Notice. 

... hor f,,Hw.r'y roBidencQi.jn Twi uw 

W' 1 ’’,.' ...iV'ri JiiyitTio 23d ult,, IavSa 
» ri * h ' ■i.,.. 1 >1iU‘r of HbVi Jiun«» »n.l 

kt ' ' .. I Iff nnnN nn(l l'llftv'. 


(iKMKRAI. I NTKU.Kl KN'OK. 


IKNOK. Arrival Of the Georgia. Foreign New» by the Nlitftitrit. 

,0 , The U. S. niMI flrenier tleurgln. Lieut. I> I). Purler » " «»lt* Mun III" IlnUlmorn Salt 111" followlnn teti-Rrn - 

!i« Us. JW'i. mrnfmnilrrMTrtttHl-W"ttiw"hiyfrwiirN '^'"tl*^le-h"*«>* l *“ pollllnil up** brmlffht bj the .lent 


rwijKOHAi’iiir Trie ms. 


M»» Oi.at’b Hkai.tii.— A fatter fram Washington. dated vriuai tin 


ju!. »>»»»«> -^ ,3 . ,c p” t *Lviieufnn vvv;y~^:v.^.‘V^u;y'of‘ Vi;;- vi.M;| iiih ^ y r ^» fey £* '^SS^vL 

1 M**JT ,n ni^." •viSvi^ ^ -t— . .... ,v.ie„. .b rT ..».^^.. r / f TT 

. jl 22, 183V. ver.'caufliig a very severe injury of the spine. *. Tim miner* In Onllf>jrnlR lm«l begun *° renl- The NewYork clipper ship Witch of the \\ nve nrrived 

hi ; 'r . 1 nV n 1 icon blcHHOll with HO ATuwr t of time who Dint during *hi» llVlf - Hugh On*- he the profit* fram life Inrge pile* of illrt. which have nt London oil tin* If.tli inMant. In W» dny* from (’Mitoii. 

W ^lyTohUdwwaebur lament- "*“ *T, h e>.,^".«^h ; .eb.. ta v I .,^ * ..„ 

«l>le Bed lovely marked '''lUurlif..’ Olnnory! a),. ; •Jeremtoh iJornirei,. .1" ; KH»- it»M >lu«t *lll la- lirnii*hl iloenby"T"rjr.tCTn."r the „,.,i en».t.ur Shuil.nibbiu. offered It u „ Kin t.. tho 

1 f-tand. Hor"Onayatter wan imirKUl •Pucker .do . ; Bertrand Fuiitnu. Franco ; Thomas Keegan. Tho Oohlen Gate hnd arrived nt Panama, with «)lghi'hun- Government for n pom, I settlement, 

little’* ttinrul and relieioilH pUrity do. ; Richnrd McCormick. Irelnnd Honry’ FMIzgemld.' dn-a passenger*. nnd would tnko up tho same nurithor from l*r»'f Wilson hnn rpnlnnod tho I’rofoMOWhlp of PhHo«>- 

th » " f tn U young The™ Wta Ki. W ! ™**' ' The, ekpee, ... «t.h. th" trip threegh bon, eohnt, ,r.,..n.r, „ 


;i d Hng *&■«£ 5* .;vr w r 

under dollriutn tremens. cut hi* thrnnt. nnd dlod on tin- front CaUfarnln She bring* n larger nnlonntor gold duel 
.'HI Inst ; John L'pton. it carpenter. foil from tho roof of n thnn Ini* ovt r before boon brought to Now Oflonn*. Tin 


Nfagntn. which nrrived nt Halifax on tho 28th nit. 


' w, i« nit. nny* : “I lonm. on in<|titrlnf( nt tho.N»- 

Tho Pacific’ll Nowi. ' 'ion d Until, thnt Mr, (Jlnjr rontinuiM Tory, tury foohlo , 

Tho following di»pnfoli. rontnlolno n Atimmnry of Ihn ] unimially nwrtnun nnd rentl«ni, »nd wholly dhln 


Pliny fHiotfH 


" warn J700 htl*hal« prime, pa 

»< 7'H, nod 4A00 nt 

rorelpt- of o<»rn. 411.101 tNMjkn-oxporte. \1fiVt 


aof.M^d 1,01 

!. A,-' ft®"- 


hnuw. rouHved n Tory nov.ro Injury 'of tho cliont ; .lohn r t , ut (Mty millo.l fr.im Nnty liny with over two millions 

^ i" .o.,,. .^0^^.', 

vor. cHtulng n Tory cororo Injury of tin- aplm*. ^ |.n.wohgit‘. Tho minor- In OnllfVjrnln hnd hognn to renl- 


l.»r.l .lolin Uu«*ol|'ii frlon.lA. fonrlng hl« dofont in Lon-' f"v r honn four dnyr In coming front NnwYork 

•It. a 10 trying lo -mugglo him In for Rdlnburgh. hut w Homo dotlbta hum hoott oxproiytod in rognrd to tlo 

T^Aroilc oxpodltloj, nnllod on Thumdny. tho IMh now*, wo puhlUh ll , imtwIlhMnmilng Ite ngo : 

Tho NowYork cllppor elilp Wltcli of tho Wnro nrrlted Llvnrpool Cotton Marlcnt. 


rnmmorcllll Uowh hfoUghl hy tho I'anldc, linn, unfortii- J ’ d to »|o*p~ -that " nwoat rontorof ’ which ho co in .. I. I.kjnlr> f r p 


noM unnlnylnulitiero wno 


i inwiii. Dr. Unit, hla phynlclan. pfnnotiiiooH him n * \ ij 

-lek nmn ’ ” 

"'.eemie I.r..r., .v,., r — Xh „ W|*.,„ l ,| l | |,"(|,b,lr 
Im. '.iljoiirni'.l. .ft". . tlm." nmnud’ ."..Ion. Auuti.g ll. 
MU«| |.r..nilii"nlT.w« |wn| wer. .(ItpenJ li.nkli.g Uw . 


i‘h 11 jn one so young. There was 

rely mcl jn(1 mildness of dtspomtion, n 
"g ff -Lit h flouglit to make all happy, 
Af-denia^ boncvo i cno0l which was felt 

‘ ‘ho know her. , These bright jewels, 


W i (lhtnyT; no.' n.' 1 1 u'lo or Sinn ! Mlclm.-l liah'v. Ireland ! the IU,nnl '' Thp y ,,x P'' rt ,n ,nBk " U V* trl P fr ° n ' f Tho conmiH Voturna of I’nrh.w cnlinty. In land. «h 

Thonuw NoitIh. do. ; Mnry O’Noil. do. ; Ann Murphy. do. l Now York to Sun Krnnclaco In twonty dnyn. Tho Htonm- diminution In tho population of ono-slxth hIiico lh41 

‘'Itohort Ouilaii. IhIc of >Inn ; I’ntrick Joyce. Indaiiti^ FhlpTonnoH.Hrown.int I’nnnmn. nnd waits for piiHuongorn. Isortl Kgllnton lntltnnton thnt tho UoTernuielit ha 

. . ... i M I I,.. ‘ 1 til ..tit Inn i.f iilwiltehlli.r III.. I'il-yl \lcn ItliV.llIv 


,lf4en JftiH boncvolcnco, which was felt 
‘ ' f " C ‘ho knew her. .These bright jewels, 
her lovely oharaoter, were hoight- 
tho Btea( iy and humblo reliance upon 

juT-holy rcl T l “". hor d yi n g mon.onts was 
n " : ^ilvond description ; hor faltering 
,Wim# ' u { tcro ncc to shouts of dying praise ; 
° 1CC , „ mra all around her to moot hor in 
h %mPPT*P^t WbHd. and left her blessing 
» if her family wild wore far away. 
"’“Ivor is that all who read this tribute 
i memory may utter, when dying, her 

yonls. “I she’ 1 "°d n t,c ln hcftven - 

Tbuu »rt B°i |C ' t*' ou ' 0T(, 't nu0 J 
Toth" brlglit.'tlio .plrililand, 
to join lo .wortMit u nl«..n . 
llunn’i pure angollo baud. 

T„ thM. "“‘In. of thrilling "uug, 

\Vhrn. lb" guwl'of CTrtb have twted long. 

Tbou Bt g" n "' tbou ln ' ,tl!, onl1, 
g.„ Ufc had .panned It. early noon, 

, 1( . Ir heard tho knell, th" m|Ul«nj. 

Tbit tolled th, night, nla. ! .0 enon : 

No more on earth th, .plrlt free. 

No more ou earth thy cheerful glee. 

K. A. K. HAitPK.it. 

Alphcaian institute, Tensas Parish, La. 

Advocate Office, l2ay, 1. 

U-lyoon. making romlttancca will pleaeo aoo that 
T^lUlamwn: n ■. Archibald Uonuell. 

"lISa.AU.; ...» Samuel Urtggere. UleuvIUc, ^ ^ 
jffS: «: Blue Vi.".* B." Neal. & w 

JCj 1 .'kconun ; KdnardiiniiJek.Jo'hn llub 

^bj L >V. Hullock. lUyuioud. u. h. J. 

1.00 Ml ; n. a. Dr. U. A. Uamerou. lloTina. 

. STl J. Schooler ; John Kroe«. Wiu.tou on.; 

ILVj i. Gray, Oolumbua. Mi... b ou 

i r i Burpo : Joan McNeil. Hothcl I ■ *•*, M d- 
,!,m lla: Nathan Jackeon, Choctaw corner. 

B^jor.^.' Khinear ^0. V. hedaul.A. 1., Bring- 
'imbAleiandrla-U e 00 

SrY^viterlAkxandriii. U. ••••'. 2 ' M 

ilJmlali Uee»r, Urate. I'. 0.. Ilemp.lead on , 1 

.^i'rkoma. IV. llomewcll, Jackeon. Teun... . ‘J i.0 
IjKtv. Tho* Gardutr : OharlcH F. Hugg 2 .50 

bkev.lt. h. Child, f: n. e.d. C. U otter, n. e. Mr,. 

V L Wyclu-. bhitv.-pori. Caddo puuch. U*m» t*o. 
ji Kt'T l* M. UiMHlwyn: u. h Johu A. UaylisH. 
riraierTlllt, Uniou \*rith. U ;; 
jjKtv 1> M. Stovall : u h C. T. Wortham, PariH. 

Tvvax. Lamur co. . 5r*i4 «k). 

h IUv. W . !’• MlUer : n. t. lrcdill Johnson. Tu.-ke. 

(vm Ala - « r >0 

If IlcT J 0. lluckabee : U. «•’ A. I'oillnite. u. h 
Wiu. Clt'land. Mouli*el lrr - Ala:; n. »• Thoumn », 

Milton. NYetumpk*: Alu,. If^w *-* .'»0. !> 04 

i ► Mw HatllfU Taber, tihiloh 1’. Ov, 1m. 2 i»U 

Bt Rev R. M. Sauudum : u. H. H. C..M. ila vkins. 

1,'alU'ieU. Ala., lew V" k»0- ... , 

111 Hat.' Jwpb l Ro P* r : 11 • ,U * T - " ; Cr 3 rm * t '*- 

Knou l'. 0.. Mmou couuty, Ala.:*u. c. Ucorgo A 
Kotlnew. MlAwuri P. 9., I'lke county. Ala.; 11. t 
! hdom. Mt. fcrtn* Fr*0., Harbour cu.. AlaUuia.- 
I lew >7 50. 

fyKvr. Ho. X. Holliday : n. h. Joneph Drowu. Uf 
l. J. UmJ get. Kalou. Jefferiion co . Ala.. Icaa $b. 
jK«i. Allen OajiUm: John A. Alnton. J. O. Stcutr. 

(,'h<;rtaw Agoucy. Uktibbuha cu., Mi' 6 UO 

y Kcv. Johu MallhvwB : William Smith. Liberty, 

Amite co . Mi ; u*. ». Kauriom Ifuukley. Ilomachit- 

ta. franklin cti:, Mi f» OC 

j Ktv T. IV. Hanning : u. a. Hev. 0. .Martin. 
f’mitliTillt) P. 0., Monroe co.. Ml.; Mra. Klviru 

Itmll. Quincy P. 0.. MonrUe co ’. . . . 5 W 

-Kev II. T. Lev If : u. a. Mrn. lioulna Hucknur. 
Ortenvllle, Washington co.. Ml., Ithh $'2 60. 
jlbv. W. B Brown: u. h. Mm. II. A. Mug**.!, 

Franklin P.O.,IVaHblngtonpari*h.Ln..leiw $2 6U. 
rr J. IV. Lancy : n. b. l»r. IV. V7 Stewart, Prairie 
Point. Noxubee co.. Ml.; u •. J. II. Harrinou, 

Maim Noxubee co , Ml.. Icfh f. r i. 

rKrv. 8. IV. Speer : n. p. Wm I'Uuu, JnoCCartor. 

Kink* Fmjr. Catahoula parish. La 6 01 


..jfbert Ijuilnn. Inlr of Man; Pntrick .loyce. Irwbind i 1 Fhlp TonnoHHcc wn.i at Pnnninn. nnd praltH for piiHHengerH. 
(’rcMigoudo ' Aynion.l. LoulnlaiiH ; Miinuel Up Ln(,rux. there being nont* on the Inthtnua at pronont. Th«, Hritlidi 
I SlkgtltrerlrrinnlT-BenWrt- Viee r^n Mr thnUh. the^htl,,,,.,, wi.OhoWcd .e 

Ml " much klndncHH to the American prisoner* In IlnTium; 

Among the poMiingemlaHt night hy tho Htcamcr.Oeorgla. came passenger In the Ueorgbi. 


Mug Ihn shortest, passage on record ' . , , , L.v.ye..... , April 21 »•»*! promln«n^wspMaiHlwWa0.pi»ral Hanking Uw. 

Sir Jolin Metlicrson. owner of the. Island of Kotin, on 1 • l *'‘ ,n,,n '' ' ,,r ’■•'•Ion. shtce the Hulling of the Niiigurn 1 IW pfoTldlng for an emigrant ageniy In New York, and u 

the west coMt. of Scotland, has offered It as n gift to the has been good, nnd pt lees Imve had nn upward tendency. Vpportlnnlhent law, and tlie fttata Loan and Snpn iiM 
tlovernment for n penal Hct tleniont. , nlth^igh no change hnsoopurred*of sttflUtlent constkltlChce ’’"Ui l Law The new Judges are to Ik* elected in Scot< nt 

Prof. Wilson has resigned the Profesiowhlp of Phllnso- •„ i,.di ir« .... .. .. , . . . »„.r ... -n. ■> » . , . n rua 1,1 • I” 

pity. In rfm'.eiiuenre of his age « justify itn nltern|Jon lit our .|tiotatl.mH Tim sales fur ’' ,,r next The Hanking Uw Is to be submitted to 1 1* 

The census returns of Cnrlow colinty. Ireland, show a ’U'- f"UV «li»ys amount, ty ;H (K8t bales, of which speculators, people at tho clcctlnn In Noremlter next, and will un 
diminution In the population of one*alxtl> slnrelb41. took 7000 arid exporters 7<M)() bales We ijuotfi Fair Or- donUedly 1 h* adopted 

^ "" sChir^^r ;i ^ 

/.. Surf, .lenles timt-any iliwienlty ha* occurred hetw^ftti Tho wIlMlHif brig flettt of llotoply M.* Gapt CMatUaii ' Up * rl " r 
the French nnd Knglisli OoTernments. ’ onk> l"t inst., when in lnt. 27 40. long. NH 20, din- Fi.om PrnxaMauco.-- Utters Imre been ree.dTMt f. . 


ilouldedly 1 m* adopted. 

•• The Senate refused #o concur with the House tu Its 


'wporv » f P -rk x„,t t Wt bids Mese were si 14. \nt<mt 

i narks! » ‘ fc * ’ ,N »H*» thAe Lh« 

market Lis i -. or, U,-ui* ™| t h only a frw small *>,lr« m. 

i , ’° rtM hi 1,7 Vi for Mess, and >16 <M f„ r prtnw*. 

' Mt ^ >*»• were only aliont 200 bMs. moiir M 
17 260>I7 80 for Mom,,.. | n n#ef then* |« no rhawge 
•he stock being Tory light Nn( | nst-gN. nOMlwal at 

hT 2V®>1H 74 for Mom, POO at >0 74 for rid * '* 

fp . . . . rincoi, bns te en dull, with sales during thw week nf t 

: '..rely 1 inn , ,„k, et «,< ,„ r prlnl , m ,l„, 7 Vf»7 IMA, fee 
1 ‘ Imulders. nml O/ftOjf 4 for | Unw , gogar^.,,^ 

" r " W "‘ U| l ,l l *®ll)0, MermHn, to the r»p»tethni 
I r the peek e Of Urd the reeelpU h.v. eentlnned 


- , — - — - — r — mx\rK 

. h Sirrlr denies that-niiy diffletvlty has occurred hetwetui 
'.tile French nnd Knglisli OoTernments. 


lnii R r... to cut, II, h the Terri I nr, of up,, i "I” 1 bn"', the eele. up to y»,t 

> ’ * i ruaeikta.-; lar.oj tm ».. uw. ---a-rr: •— T. r5rr- 


was Mr. Sydney Smith. Secretary to the Ilrltish Consul nt 
llavann. during the exciting times of the late Loper. Inrn- 
Hljm. The prisoners taken In this luckless expedition, were 
indebted to Mr.' Smith for acts of Intercession in their bo- 


The Georgia brings on frolght >ld.(KK) In gold dust to schoplmnstcrs to nssnmo manners and nnldts compatible 
vnrious consignees In this city. with thnlr profession. 1 t 


[c French nnd Knglisli OoTernments. lcos, oinm 1-1 iiihi , when In lnt. 2i 40. long, 88 20, ills- Fiiom Phiismiu co Lotte 

The Mini, ter of'l’nhlle Tn.truetlnn line iMlted irim ln enrered nhiile,. A bout ..ninnod hy T. rnen t.oeke, ehlef I'ertumhuoo ||„. ailh ofM 
hop hnasters to nssuinc manners nnd hnhlts coinpatllde mid five men t . - ... ... . 11 1 

Ithlholr prole,, Ion. , in,. . nnu ny, men. w enl In purn.it. elruek on.l killed n 1 linn our preelm., neenunl,. 


iilofnthji fflras 700 In N00 bM« {gJir,roM ,t «««»)< 
,00n k "k'> “l Ifl.Vffllld. Ve,t»rd*y Urn follrn,ln* , 


with tlinlr prote,,hin. , . " , , . . non nine,. , 

Fnrty.nlne ProTlnelnl newspnpcfshaTftbP^n suppressed r '' ■ °" n, ' n K °u night lo^t night of the brig, but rr 
hy Oovernment since UccenAfcr. \ ilinlned fast to the whale for 24 hours, and seeing nothint 


A great drouth preTnIN in the South of France. 


^t'e IMS? i$S£S ? * ’T - "* ™ the Ik, 111,?., hy the towlem, An«,o. 


•n The prisoners taken In this luckless expedition, were FltOM CAUFOKM A. hy Oovernment slnee I»«venA>er. \ ' inalned fkst to the whala for B4 1 

debted to Mr. Smith for acts of Intercession in their be- We present a brief sutnmnry of the news brought hy A great drouth prcTnll* in the South of France. ‘ „f the brtg. they bore nway tyr 11 

half, whereby the miseries of their condition were much theOeorgla. From the Alta California we take tho fOl- On Friday. In Paris, the National Ouard were preparing up on Monday last, the ,'hl Inst 

ninidloritled. The reputation of the l.OTpItnlile etranger lowing .uninmry nf the new, up to tlie 6th April ^ hy the ,t«lemonl NonuNn-nml hrought lo Hie So. 

1, co.exton.lve with the ltopubllc. nnd. n, b friend to the The only eeene of excitement that b»,ntlrucleil.g«mm r el thnt .he )tu„inn Imperial or!linane,‘ ,at, down Henry V Hem left lleVerly IMh Kelirunr 
distressed, lie will bo welcomed to our shores. attention since, our Inst rerlew for tm^tean^yj^ia!* been as King of France, and the Count do Pprls as heir appa- well, and hnd taken about 40 bli 

. -- - the halls of our State Legislature., where 8i warm alacus- r ,, n ( . > » i « » ^ ‘ 

slon. grown out of the.nueslion of fi repeal Of the Water It wfis.i*on*thlcr*,l ••Ytruno-lv mfohnble thnf'n lirt>ehiimi. ‘ho mate, loll her. 

Atikmptxd Si-icim:.— A telegraphic dispatch, rvcelred | j0 t Kill, passed by a' former Legislature. The Introdue- Uotnif the Empire would Is* made Wfore the grind re- Mr. Cook and the Otu seamen 


r 1 r , , , ’" ll " f tlU ' ^ Wj* "■ «• brig Dolphin .nlletl on II, o 7ti. nf March, tor 

'na!nril raet to the whale for ‘J4 Hour,, and .eehig nothing I'll,, - . 

of the brig the, hor,. ewny hajlte llallxe. nnd Were pinked The brig TlenrlelU. from neltlmore. with 1100 herrel- of 


fttors Imre been rre.dTed from w pto made flo bids and tlerrca at 8*. and 300 ke«s at 
nf March, being three weeks lat'-r 1 U ft lb. 

! MOB— The mnrbrt In, been very neerly hnw of Klee. 

sailed on the 7tn of March, for «aif prices soarnelw mor„ n.... 


mt^prlee, eoxroely nt„r„ Uian nnmlnal et 
"MIOIN" AND RfirK— The market hue remnlned 


t hnd been produced by the etniement Nonnno. nml Ornnght to the South-tVe.t I’a, 
Imperial ortllnanee sets down Henry V Hem left lleVerly ltlth February Ofllcers n: 


as King nf France, and the Count do Pprls as heir appa- well, and hnd taken about. 40 bids 
r‘‘ut. • f r * n... i..n " 


«s. Ttie brig 
nd er«*w ,nll 


1 the Imrk Mlnneaotw. from Phllwdelphlw, »rrlr, ,! ” 111 ' "'"J HUIo nrtl.lt, . but the few ml". 


ale, nt the fbl lowing rung" of quotetlone ; laXffll.Vif 
for good brand, of Rentneh. R, trirlntr nml r, L'flni/.t Cn. 


^ .to-D.V.hr,, Dorpotiin, Lieut! Co„, mending K, ^ 


return thanks to the Cap- 


inun.l 1t..Thnmpson. was nt Porte Orande, Island of 8t 
Vincent, on 26tli March— all well. The Torpolsc saile.l or, 


Ciii.nksi AM» Chm.ianj FOR Cai.ifor.xu — A letter from 'Veils, Ksq. v a Judge of tho Supreme Court, to fill a va- Ilnnover had declared in favor of a customs union with 
. an Francisco states that. during the lust two weeks of j on f,,|iK , , The new Constitution of Cnssel provides for theestn- 

M arch, neauly 1600 Chilians and Chinese arrived there. KMH1KATIHN. ^*7 ' hllshinept of two chainhers. the upper composed bl|-lionii- 

and that the ship Challenge wus on her way with 1000 Kmlgratlon to our short* from South America, and par- !' ,M T, 0 . f ?y o,Tn> nn(1 th ® ,nwpr of 5,2 «dected 

I liiOTe. It Is expeett'd that during the next fiVe years,- ticuhii-ly-froni Chinn, is now quite brisk. ' Hundreds have by the people. | , 

.-kMHK, ohhmu Will emigrate t„ California. A letter Irmn h'D China within u month or two ; many on aremint of ' j BBUtH^. ' I 

, the late revolution In tliot country— all to try thdr torri> The flbvcrnmeiit had given orders forbidding j the en- 

lloug Kong snys that thousands are pow saying up,thoir tum , p in lh<> t)[ gnM. Kyery ship from Hong Kong trance of persons , -spilled from Franc, v 
enrniugs. to collect $35, -which amount Is required for their brings us a load of Celestials.- U’.iTItlA. 

paAsago.* To this Is to he added the expense of a little f CRIMINAL MATTKHS. It !■» otllrlally announe.ed that tin* external and internal 

dried flsh and rice, uud a sip of tea. and in about 40 or 60 There have been one nr two outbreaks, nnd public ex- p'tliry of AtiMria will lipt he rhauged hy the dtinth of 
days they are safely landed M San Francisco. » cltsilheiit is leading to extremeH o'f passion or punishment SchWartxept,erg. who left a memorandum Insisting .upon 

. A 'Peruvian was hung hy the. Vigilance Commute at Moke- the mre.-.-lty of tin* policy he had adopted, lie he- 

<1,,,.,;, ^Tho Supreme Court .if Apiuml jiml hiuiue Mill,, ,l„y „r tw„ ellle". having been ,,,,,v',,l guilty •lueallleil all III, moveable l,n,|,,rty to hi, llleglllmale 


Wasiiixotox, April 30. . 
Nkxatf —M r: Pearce moved that the private calendar 


Tho new Constitution of nssel provides Tor the esta- llt . postponed, and that the Senate proc.ed to the Vonsl- 
I, II, hm.pt nf <W„ ehninliiT- ll,mu P i,er <,otr,|K* ,l nt „o,„|. .inrrjti,,,, „ r ti„. Denelcney hill. Unstil HIM lll. 'nw,, 
nee, of the crown, nml the lower of .12 memlier, olerte,! |„.„rn, „, 0 h that II w„J „J»l,al.l„ ter him t„ tmnclu, e 


T — : KKLUIPM: *— — • i 

Tin- Government luul given orders forbidding j the en- 


heafth was such thnt It was advisable twr him to coneliuis 
his speech to-dny. ntnl not To trust to the uncertain 
chances of being able to speak on another day. Another 
lvnM.n for this course was that there were troops now 
ready to proceed .to Oregon, but the Quarter-master's de- 
partment whs out of money, and could not supply them 
wifli Imr.iig Tli.. (.... ...... il... j i 


in these cases they Were obliged to proceed In open bouts 
I lie olhcers nnd men -being evno*ed for two nnd three days 
and nights, and on one occasion for n wt*ek, to the un- 
wholesome malaria always on the hanks and VlnllilUfii or 
Hie ijver*. . They li/ive had several cases of ftVerat.ci.fd, 
con-c,juently. huL they have, without exception, yielded 
to treatment. 


I" tin* first Atnnrinan 


""v r-o»ry 10 rnotre hope. ...Of Ragfinir.aOO halm 

id uMt -"W »l 11U, im,,.. with lolerert. 

O'" 0 , UNNV "AM- ^l", jd’ 160jN»tea»,oeoh»re hem 

re,l eea,| mml«, |,ait to e rrl, e. at 7 In bun.IlM, and TJffflAt In 
n North, lislea. Yesterday • j;jo hales sold at 7Jtfa cash 

' Medina , N | A !; T-0 . f l ' ir '' 1 8,11 ,h ' "Wlvxl, hnv* been trifling, 

elnry.l,,,. , "" 1 P"» »'| little In flnrt hand, thnt the enrgn 

"j"! 1 ",; ;* 1 1 7 C ‘ n .', 1 M.anot for ennrwe t„ one 

,1 v , h “’" 1 ' rf,n "h|erable eale, are 

bi.t. ""' kl " l < a f„r entriw,, and DtVJ® ‘1 00 (hr flue, dellvwed 

breeds V" 1,B, ‘ ofdrnvage 

the ini- COKFKk— T he Klo C.JTeu market has contlnaed nulto 
Itdllr* tlT ’Inn. With sales dHftiig.Ihn week of about PA800 bars at 
, r yiH.’iVd 11,0 ru,1 "k rnt *' r " r RWKl quality h«lng OJ 44 ft lb. 

Yesterday the transaction* embraced some 1600 haws 


It h officially announced that the external and internal "p! nl ‘"Vm “ lu , 

policy ..r Au.-tVla Will not I.e changed hy the d.mth of ^ \ K rl ur° ^ 

jtehknrtx,-,, berg win, left .a meumrandutn In.WIngu,,,,,, t {„! thlr ,| 'fj,', j""' 1 "' ,l " f 
tin* n< cessity of tin* policy la* had adopted, lie he- 1 ' 

•jm-at bed all hts moveable property to- his illegitimate 


J„ rfeiingd title erul,e The niitlye, generally arufrlemllj I'. S —Another eargo nf 8SS0 hag, htu Inal arrlra.1 
" 1,1 *»l"» I"*"" lh„v ate In a .tale of |„ r t'ANDI,KH_«|»:rm are eery dull a^d dlfllSmt^f .. 1 . 
"•l»» warfare'; comm.rrn I, neejeeled. Tlmumndi of m,, gt., ...n „ ' . ,,, . , J “ 1 *' 

'm.lit la „f gka-nuta (omi nf the enrammlltln, nr tin , 1 , mor " r, '»'Hly nt l»®lft» ft ft for good 

iounlry) lying ready t„ hn*g.tl,er«d. ami m, one to at- I 

end to them. An nretagn ,,r ko.lxki bu,hel, are annually IIAY— I'rleea hare Imprrired a little, and MO to 300 ton, 

rj;t«nV:^. , i"f;uj, li a zsr * l " t " " ,u ^ ^ .-i. .* 


man-of-war that has’ ever I b-avlng a stock In all hands of about 14,000 bax* 

live, ,>uii.,r.lluar..rel,.u.l„ I l*'u l . ^ 


Urf.f.. »: r-Tbo Supreme Court of Appeal of tl recce 


n . . . of a number of acts of grand hrcetiy. His name whs Car- 

continued the .enleuee uf „» Inferior uffleer. condemning Km1bt , „ r SI „rysvlu,- were elm lneei,.i"l 

Mr. King, the American missionary, to fifteen days im- by. tlm daring crimes .of a thief named Tanner, lie wa> 


prisoument. u heavy fine, and expulsion from the kingdom, taken 
for having preached the Protestant religion .‘in violation 
of tlie constitution On this. Mr. King addressed to the 
Minister of Foreign AlTuirs a protest against the judg- allr.ed 
metit. both in his own name and in that of the American '’rid 1 
OoArnmvnt. from which lie held, he declared, un official 
mission, lie lidded that he jvould not voluntarily obey nllK 
the judgment ' Tin 

(I rent scarcity exists in (irv’ece, and dreadful misery »‘eT«'r' 
prevailed in consequence Tin* Oovernment was making 
extensive purchases of corn in Turkey, for distribution to O' ur 

, , t crest 

tit* pet,|ilf. , • V. the B, 


taken by the people in endeavoring to escape, but alter a hetw 


POimOAL, 

Accounts from Lisltoh state that .intrigues are bn foot 


th Portugal and Spain for u further curtailment of accounts, the transfers of appropriations from 
It utlonul government. The French consul, whore- to another: anil triiriulthe origin of everyone 


few hours' detention tie was given over to Uu'tuitlmrlth's eottst it utloiwl government. The Kret\cl» consul. Who re- 
, The worst apprehensions of the relations existing he- cent ly perislmd in tho steamer Porto, had n hand inthCsc 
tweeh the whites and Indians in Klamath county arc rc- intrigues. 

nllr.ed. "An outbreak has occurred, and it Is feared n gen- * \P! FS 

,r,,l 1,,'llan war will fellnv, In that region. l,„i j, N ,., ip „|i(„n St, lie trial. 1,'a.i been in, I, 'Unit, 'ly i„,at- 

counts show tin- white men toliuve dealt severely, perhaps , 1 • ^ 

savagely, with tlie Indians. No difficulties with tlie I tuli- , 

nils have occurred elsewhere in the State. . . r ! 4 ' , * 

There la no new, front Oregon. The whtter ha, been MnMInla. nn extenrlve banker of B0l«n». hail fal e,l. 
revere tlur , Intea are to the'JtlJ nil re, luring to beggary ninny nf the llr-t fan, Ule, nf city 

r • * • Letters from Florence slate tlm orders for tile with- 

HANUWItTI ISLANDS. - . drawnl of the Austrian troops from Tuscany had hcl-n 

Our lust Intelligence from the Sandwich Islands will in- ruutitcnnamf ** ..... 

terest the reader. The famous Mautm Loa. the first of all being posted 
tin* active volcanoes of the present century in the world. 


the third time and passed. tend to them. A 

Mr. Pearcu then resumed his remark* commenced yes^ t'ldplwWKi Franc 
terday in defence of the administration, and In reply to on**’ oil; and ex| 
Messrs. Hunter and Owln lie examined nil the abuses. 

In, the administration „f tin* army, and particularly- in 

tin* Quarter-mustcrJs department, the difllrulty of settling 

accounts, tin 1 transfers of approprlaUons from one service I.I8T ok iNTfcli 

lo Illiot her. anil traciMl tile origin of everyone of tliem to Far Dip \ 

administrations prior to that of Hen Taylor. I lu "showed \,h,i.i. »y . . . . 

that ttie greater part of tlie remedial measures auggflited A«fini.. 

liy Mr. Iluntrr'had been alYcady cominrnced and were 

now in Hctukl Operation, hy tlie orders .*r the present Sec- |! nu " ( uf ■ 

rctury of War lie argued with Mr Hunter that the !(!,"" "* 

present system of organlxntinn of the U.ivermnent Berks' 'iwsie,'-i.iiif«.‘ii..ii o 

was an evil, lie said Unit lie regretted .that the policy of' ,li ‘- 

" to tlie victors belong tin* spoils had ever tmen adopted. • 

lie said that the administration wonld lay before Oou (C.!,nliiiuu 
gi-< s- in a few days, a report on thcMihj.x*t of ruorganixa- *-star.i 


the settlement of ’’""I" l** *>f 'pea-nuts (one of the staple tfOminodlties of th* 
'allforniii was rend ,MM,,l,l ‘y) .*y ready to hi^gatlicriid. nml tu* ono to nt 
l n 11 l °iir v ' An «»f HO.IJOO bushels an* annually 


Board of HbalQi. 

U 8 T UK INThiltMtfNTS IN Tilt; CITY OK NKW OltbKAN 
khr ll.p Wpnk rntllhg May 1 , «t H oVlo.-k n., |s»*. 

9|k*Tpr,Ty|ihu» ;.. 


' Is in a state of eruption. It rommenced discharging ■‘trentns 

1 " •> k f t i Mai iiixf.' — The model Of n mnchlne for .drilling 0 f i,. lVH on the last of February* and our latest ucrounts 
f<H’k for blasting or cutting up copper on* for the smeltiug (March 13) state- that it was huruiug 'with terrible force 
furnace, has been for several days past on exhibition by and vigor— a sublime and l wonderful ^spectacle 

J " ' r it,N< la nn nttmi frtriii lliinn n m nf iiii.tnont Th.. iii.it- . 


couqtermnnded iu consequence of intlamnmtnry npp/als- . r.i /» , 

beinir nosled Me show ed that the expense* c,r the Quartermaster's de- 

^ partment have bee n gfadunlly diminishing ever since tlm 


I iifnitt nm 

< ’r»lii|M 


. ,, ... . . m , , , , . . . . lie .-bowed that, not withstanding tlie large Increase Dy*-ni..rv 

Amicable n-lat ions bet ween Turkey and F.gypt had been j,, jj |t . ni|Vl j ^ufnirons afloat, tlm expenditures for tin* Dr<„>i, •• 

restored imvy propt-r werl-'hot n*»w greater thainlhey were In 1841. r^K u " 1 

Twelve thousand nu n were employed in. tlie Egyptian || t . aid not agree with lie Senator from Vlralnla that the wSSL 


the inventor, at the l'hiladclptiia •JCxchahge. A hammer. 


There is no news from Honolulu of moment. Thu mar< 
kut continued Mull. The King, in privy council.' lias rv- 


which is set in motion by a peculiarly constructed cam. moved the restrictions of ids custom-house on the native 
gives the drill one hundred and fifty strokes per minute, products of California ar.d Oregon. A reciprocal uiovc- 
wheu driven by steam ; and it lias by actual trial drilled • nipnt expected from our Oovcrnmi'nt. 

in a day thniugli ten feet of hard rock, and is capable of ,, .. .. „ ’ l,,s - v - , 

R The Hong Kong News of January 31 (the latest) is ut- 

aceoui|,li,hlng ae niucl, in an hour ae could l,e effected by ,„ r , v T(l |j " of | nten ., t The, revolution was .till making 


lie did not agree with tin- th-nalor from Virginia that the Du rT t, M 
'■lily gn at remedy for the present abuses was a change of Knirnfl* 
administralioji. IK* Imd showed that all the abuses which ►>*••*, CT 


Latest from Europe. the nresup^ administration had not yet succeeded in cor* 

[Telegraphed from London to Liver, „a,l.| ; . originated nnd comlnenred under UroTlnuagtnd 

IIo.tov . April 110 -The following I, the very lat.-et Intel- V ,d i " " ft , 11 "' l' r '»< "t »thnln rim- 

-.■nee froui K„rn|a.. up lo the moment of the Niagara', hm »h„uld be removed, il would leave the public affair. In 
.part ure. Her mail, for the South and We,t left lu the 11 “J n " j" ""Uifortable eondlUon than they found them. 


..I K#i»r, InilotM. , j 

.. • I Kr*i*r, I'urn't-tniu 

.. V itMlru Kaitrrltii 

.. I UungTBiir n| 

.. I IlY.IrMl.fnti 

.. a Au-n inf ilia 

I M'ltali a. 

. . 1 Mnnin n I'otu.. 

.- t iil-l Af** 

. vn IWIvili 

.. I Pni'iiinmiU 

..Ill Prrit#nlt:* 

.. i Piirrj.#r«| IlfiiiorrliBfi.. 

.. I HlillU.rn "... 

.. I HrorlbU........ 

..14 Htims in lllailtbr,.. 

.. I TtUnitii 

. . > Twlnnui 

. fi Tnu-liill*. 

• (,'ncvrUin 

.. I Variola v 

. . ■ t Wuun.l 


V ton. 

MM K— Fully 2000 bbt« Weatem havo found purohM«ni 
tills week at >1 06(»>1 15. F.aslern retails at >1 76® 

" i\ 00 V cask. 

I*KAD AND II KM I’— In the absence of any sales, qno- 
j tatinns am out of th« question. 

I TALLOW— ;Prlme elty rendered I, held at «XlS 7*. Of 

• W intern the rnerkel I, about hare. 

J SRBI0IIT8 — The rate, of foreign freight, have given 

i w ft y a little, and come *lx or eight vhlpa have been taken 
] for Liverpool at Xd for Cotton, two for Antwerp et 40e 
, for Tobeceo, arid one for (luttenberg et 1 7 -.Ttd for Pollen, 
J and 4ffa lid for Tnheeco. Yeetordajr a h»rk taken for 
, Trloele nt 1 for Cotton. 

| KXCIIANtlKH — The bualnCM done in £xehengee'hne 

i laten quite motlerale thl, week, end without much elteta- 
j lion In the ratue recently. We quote ; 

*' IS*::-"""' 1 

• "i 11 * i«®- ' cLtu*. 

sight Checks op New York « et. dhiB.. 


H(S\ * et dtoe.. 


Of U.aM 6V w, r. tmd*r 10 )«ar*,«nd 34 rolorad. 

A. HF-STKH, Harrsbry BumH of Haallb. 


XKW O&UAH* OATTLX KAKXXT 


three men in u day. ‘ A madiinc of the working size. with henilwny. 
a boiler unit engine to ilriYc it. can he placed on a framo CALIFORNIA WK.YT1IKH* ETC. 

oil feet equare and |i"rl.ldt-l,yrnrwu« o f-ellrr l i' - - - T ll l i. wlntw . J vhleh L -ilrawlng. la a ,'lipe In California. 

— . . d . , , ~ : ha*. l*cen nuity il severe one Great quantities of ralti have 

.. • fallen. Ktid tlie rivurs have ben higher than ever known 

Ri.sl'.vvriox of Mr. Hiiktt. file Charleston Mercury b*-fore. The mountain-heights are buried in snow, and 


early train this morning. 


The administration of .(iunoral Tuylor came Into power I 
under great difficulties. The accounts of thii war were to I 


The Niagara saw yentcHay. at 6 a. m„ off Cape arable. ,nu ' r K r .' ^’nicuiiies. i uc accounts ot tne war were to 
the Koyul Mail steamship America, hence for Liverpool ( b , u cl, '"'‘ l1 l . t, r . r t,) . ril ' H lmd hwn . r ‘«jntjy acquired ; 

• .1 t.ongress had provided no government tor them ; these I 


and Halifax 

I»on don . Saturday. April 17.— -The Times uttrihutes the 
j decrease of £:t51.U(K) in bullion in the bunk returns, to tlie 


jKrrxaoow Cm. ( 

Information Waot^ . Artr . u Jurtn , lh . 

uespertliig llKKNAHD RODDY, who emigrated to the 420 8boep, 13 Milch Oowa and 380 OoIvm and Yearllom* 

fllll. .1 Slnl... , 1 ... U.-XL ... a , a . VM._ t . . . 


I et' tlie 1st Inst, learns l»y u private dispatch from Colum- 
bia that Mr’. Khctt lias resigned his seat iu tip- 1 S. 

, Honulc. " i’ 

LAiF.n FHOM Saxta Fe. — A company'of ten ineu reached 
fndopoudenee. Mo . from Pantn Fe on the 27th ult. They 
left on the Olli apd myt with no interruption on the route. 
The Indian- iii Newolexlco seem as much as ever in- 


illen. aim me rivers iihv nigner man ever Known Xi, s tmlla that eobl .lust has fallen to '.7 u,r tm ' ,u lo «*f by their preileee.ssnrH He did not 

t-r,.,v. Th** mouHtain-heights at- buried in snow, and " r ,1 1 M . M u™“ m think the .mblic affairs would \!o benefited by tho change 

m summer will be one of full river-, and hence of pros- J ; J. 1 VllKn” V.t .*..!» to tSnt country -° r ft'imlnlstratlou.. even if Mr. Cass or Mr. DougJas Wat 

ercu- operations to the miners Hie skies are liow clear. The oavinen^of the dividonds has also had an effect *“'b eted us tile head. Change would not be'for the hi tler, 
ml the waters are slowly tailing bark iirto the rivers’ , i„ n ii,.,i’fnr I’uMie uffalrs were now so ,w« 11 arranged Hint nuy chnuue 


th*: summer will be one of full river-- uud hence of pros- 
perous operations to thi- miner's The ski< * are Iitiw clear 
and tin* waters are sjowly falling bark iirto the rivers 
channels. The freshet wft* severely felt in tin* neighbor 
h»*., I of Monterey. And tin* crops along tlie Salinas river 
are ••onsiderably injured. 

.MARKETS 

There lia* b4*.>n more activity display, d in tin- market: 


and « still furtlier decrease is looked for * un " "V**™ w, * r,, now arrunffecj mat any change 

Til,' Mt, tiling A, I.e, liter Ntya the DT.raeliifluilget '.ill b " f" r w " r ™' " ,hl , ‘ 1 * t„ llui'pcople w.n.U 

very. Httlefran. that nf HI. ■ c W.««L exeepUrig In '» l.«rth Th,. >,i„ .... ,k... 


duty on'all houses paying a r.-ntnl of JLT* and upward. 

Haring's circular speaks as follows of American stock* : 
American stocks renin in steady at previous prices, without 


tlim* wen* tS*6e Mnt-d States from the North of Ireland, in August, 1817. Tbe market has been pretty well supplied with Beef 

for thf*m to diatkMt* «>f by tlieirj.n-d*Te.«sors He did not 1,1 00,n M ,, ) r wlth Messrs. John Kelso and John Morrow t attle. The stock of Hogs, and especially that of 8h**p 
think the public affairs would l*o benefited hy the change friend* and relatives of these gentlemen, nud all vus mostly very limited, with m fair demand. The market 

* ,r . ,f Mr * or . ? lr , Do V Rl ^' r Vl “ " U " M ' requested to forward the smallest in- for Milch Cows was rather dull, and tho supply of Veal 

^''ri.-neu.hi.eulOCT.to the Rev. „ N MeTyiere, „r UUI eto.pl., 

inurt he for tho worse, and his ndvice to thu*pcople would l ‘‘ v " b Keener. New Orleans. State of Louisiana n f * 1 u * 1 •“ 

1«" Jeave mailer, a, they are. Tl, ■ Kdltom of all rellgloua paper, It, the Uiillet) Stale, ,,4TT ''* ;• "•>"• ' J®/" Jf ft •** 

»t, r , r " |1, ' J |1 ' "" n " Tl ’" Wi ‘ w " ! ‘ ">'••> -l-truiiy a mi earneeuy Miicit.,,1 1„ pufji.h the Hm..,. a ,™?t:.7.7::.v:.':.7:*»5SS 


Chimf ix’ Nf.wYokk. — O ur city (snys tlie New York Tri- i 
huu?). is fearfully deluged *Kh crime : nud wprst feature sup| 
of all. it is nmiuly juvunile crime. Foor-flfths of the f* 
complaints brought, before this graud jury for the higher 
* grades i*f felmiy were* against niinors. Two-thirds of ull 
the eumplaint* were ngainst perStins between tbo" ages of ^ 
14 nnd 21 What a dreadful harvest of .crime is our city 1jw 
now rapidly preparing ! " 


I him sit last nccimuf**. Cwul* aiv nuoted nt •f>42 to >46 for much for ante, op any great demand. U.8. rertitlcutea.l8ji7 
F.nuii 4 h. and priees flnn Kerf »t >3o per, barrel. Clear fa)]Hii.S. lUHOHkJ; dir. I*oiids. 110f2)lll ; Massachusetts 
l*ot Ic. at >22 to >24 per barrel. Butter at nnd was fives, sterling. 106 ; .Murylnnd.sterHng. 611^(5)84 Olfjo. 
advancing. Dread FtutT held an advance on former quo- sixes of 1800. 08(3) H)0; do. of 1870/3)1876. 106/3)107 ; Penn- 
lnt 6 >n*. _ ‘ sylvauln /Ives. 83/u)H4 ; Tennessee sixes. t»4(5)l»6. ex divl- 

t'igars were selling well, when the brand was good. • The dend ; Virginia sixes, bonds. 08(3'W» ; Cunadn. sixes. 1080 
supply of ordinary was excessive 100. 

keMnen's wages at >,k) to >75 per month. Fax xcf. — T lie Herald,. has Paris advices of Friday, the 

Laborer#' wages at u >5 per day Mechanics', at >6 to 16th of April, thnt the son of Victor Hugo has refused to 


postponed. 

Several petitions and reports were made, and tl'ien thrf 
Senate adjourned till Monday. 

. Horn; of Kir a *:*o.vr a r hi; s . — .Mr. Gorman reported 


elined to be tmublepoine. an>l thtyr recently nUacked and F.nuiish. and priecs flrm lleef nt >30 pen barrel. Clear Ol-HiiS. 108(3) UM* ; dir. itonds. 110(3)111; Massachusetts . ilot s»: OF llv rn ksf.nta ri v .M r. Gorman reported ! “nd'just b^l right* now 1 

killed' several s*>itliers near Fort Defiance Pot k. nt >22 to $24 per barrel Rutter at >60. and was fives, sterling. 106 ; MurylnmLnterllng^ 03',(3)04 01|)*>. froiii Hie committeo.bii prlutlhg a- resolution authorixiiic ,n ^ r ' ,,u,, d depends upoii this Information. 

„ - advancing Dread FtutT held an ailvuuce on former quo- sixes t»f 1860. 08(3)100 ; do. of 1870/3)1876. 106(3)107 ; Penn- the printing of 60.000 copies of the putent office report for 

* I ... .i.lai.i.la lie... , '!*....•. ,ll«l at. . 1 " . I. Il r 'll . . * . * . 


above iu behalf of four orphans, whose father died In ®‘«ricr .$2 76S>4 i 

New »r lea ns of Asiatic Gholern. lu 1851. and tlie suptiort 0ow •-•• ♦«/»>! 

nf «l„„„ larae ,,n,l l,„t leaal IWm OOt»»S I 


of wiinsii large nnd ‘just legal right* now before Ghancery I 


sylvunln /Ives. 83/S)H4 ; Tennessee sixes. 04(5)^*. ex divl- the use of tin* House of Kepre^entatives, nnd 3000 for the 
dend ; Virginia sixes, bonds. OS/S'W ; Cunada sixes. 108(3) (^.muilsslpncr of Patents. 

10W. Mr. Glingmau, of North Oarollua. wanted U> know be- 

Fraxck. — T he Herald, has Pnris ndvices of F ridny. the fore he voted who is to execute the printing. In whnt tlmo, 
16th of April, thnt tlie son of Victor Hugo Iiim refused to nn j fonwlint sum. nnd also what disposition the commit. 


, o SOUTH AMERICA ON THE PACIFIC. 

In the I'unnma Star of the 30th ult. wu. find the fol- 
lowing: .a 

There was uo news of interest in Chill. 


. .. and fonwhat sum. and also what disposition the commit- 

accept n remission of hi* sentence of imprisonment, while tee had madu oft he public printing If any nrhiiigement 
hjs father and hi* old colleague. Paul Maurice, remain in had been entered Into, they should make it known to the 
confinement. House, ns rumors were utlbat of which they could not be 

On Tuesday, the 20th. the President of the Republic ignorant. 1 N 

will enter his 45th yeur. He whs born April 20. 1808. . Mr. Gornmn called for the previous (mention on tlie 


House, ns rumors were afloat of which they could not lie I AS,A ' ( Br, l for * 

‘public ignorant. N I NIAiiAlU*, (Br.)’.. 7. for l! 


Incendiary fires are increasing In the* department of the passage' of the resolution. 


Mr. Gornmn called for the previous question « 


Departures of tho Collins and Canard Stouniorf 

FHON UVEH POOt.. • 

AMK tlCA;(Hr.)....fur BOBTON.. SATURDAY. April «. 

COM. INK, (Am.). ...for NKW YORK. ...WEDNESDAY, 1. 

ASIA, CBr.) for NKW YORK.... SATURDAY, " 10 

NIAUARA) (Hr.)'.. . .for JtOATON SATURDAY. " 11. 

COl J.i NS, (Am.).... for NRW YORK.... WKDNKSDAY, " >t. 


Ninety-four ‘vessels had entered, nnd one hundred and I Loin*. A man. said to lie Insane, has attempted to set 


.MoaTAtiTT in Nkw York.— T he Annual Report of the five -ailed fn>m the port of Valparaiso during tlie month Are to the- Buis de Boulogne He was aynstednnd placed table. u|k>ii wliich ho asked tlie yeas and nays ; 
00 OUy Inspector of New) ork. submitted to the Board of ** Vr^J^quii n t IU e.*» of barley were shipping to California The Bank of France has decided not to comply with '^Arte/somo'remark* from Mr. Houston, of A 


Mr. Olingmnn then niovc.l to lay the resolution on the K,,,l " PA > (Br.) f«*r NKW YORK. . . .SATURDAY, 

ble; Up^'ii which he asked the yeas mid nays ; which was CANADA, (Br.) for BOSTON SATURDAY, 


Aldermen recently, '‘stablishes the alarming fact that the 
5 00 average mortality in NcwYork is anuunlly increasing. In 


1851 the deaths amounted to twenty-two thousand ami I proving 


at *. 14 ton freight. . 

Freights to F'.uglnnd. £2 14s. Bu.-iue 


I twputy-four.,or five thousand and forty-six more than in 


The news from Guayaquil Is highly interesting. Flop's 
luul uttered the river some time previous to the sailing 6f 


Tills is an advance of thirty per cent., which is out the steamer, and was anchored of! the Island of Puna, per cent 72f. 20. 


any applications for twenty franc gold pieces at par. but 
slightly tin- to sell only three millions at per mille premium, incon- 
sequence of the demand for gold as a remittance to 
ting. Hopes England. 

he sailing Of Purit Uounr— Friday.— Five per cent* lOlf. 10c Three 


of nil proportion to the advance in population 1 , * however’ wliich place i* in ills possession. • 

considerable tlftrt. may have been. The increased mor- Puna is situated wTew .utile* .below the city, ai.d is ■ 

i.f t It*, it/trl ■ nf ili.fitnnai If u'ii. xiiniMrititil tli.'if I- It 


After some remarks from Mr. Houston, of Alubamn, he 
withdrew bis motion. 

Tellers were then ordered on the motion for the previous 
question, on the pussageof the resolution ; wliich was neg- 
atived— yeas 46. nays 87. 

Mr. Daniel, of North Carolina, moved to postpone tV 
further consideration of the resolution till .Monday next ; 


NEW ORLEANS MARKETS. 

Christian Advocatr Orrica, \ 
Saturday Morning. May 8, 1862. / 
Our nmrket lias not exhibited much activity this week. 


New Orteani W holetale Pricea Current- 

CARttrULLY (DRREUTKD KYERY WEEK. 

hVvm TV TV 

^jmrfyd-t. -uw z* 

balMia - UX-llfi Nwlk.4a«M«r»- • 

(l«rni*n... .... nifUlT— _ 

«:• zA mu 

*®^ZZ zz -8 

Cmtk*re — — land, ..... N — m 

Hccawrax, V R UommI — 10 — is 

YbIIow — 11 — W Bp*m». wifiUr. . 140 | |o 

llrleka, ««M.. Jrwi IN - Z 

4 00 1 00 do. Miom«r . . . . 1 tl _ H. 

Kit«li»h kit* . . . 40 00 6(1 00 — * * 

Hatties, >pmi 

Knrllsh Pofwr . T M t 00 


Germany.— G reubmisery continue* to prevail in various which wo* subsequently changed to Tuesday, unu ngretid 1 1,ut sn ra‘' important change* have occurred In price*. I 


port* of this country owing to the scarcity of food. In, to. 


of l lie ports pf defence. It whs supposed that F'lores I •be neighborhood of Frnnkfort-on-thc- 


talily hns been princli>ally among children. Theaugmen- I bail tlie city under hts control. hi(d he pro- j wns ‘tne and a quarter per pound. 


ADV00ATK OFFICK. MAY 8. 

Bj H it. Dr. Rivers: Dr. Thos. H, Jones. Jackson. - 
La; Mrs. Kllzabeth Rivers. Soinuiervill. Teun.. >5 0b 
ly Rev W. B. Neal . n *. Mrs. Kllzabeth Bass, Vu- 
l«la P. 0.. Russel co.. Ala , -lww >2 60. 

Bj Rev P E, Grren : 11. II. Lenoir, less >2 60. 
ly J. Bull; n. a. J. L. Dunica. Covington. La., less 
>2 60. 

Bj Krv. Leroy Massingale : n. *. A. Hoaron. Macon. 

Uiu ; 2-50 

Mr. Baxter. N. O 2 60 

BjRvr. J. Hamilton: W. B. Riley, T. J Carver. 

I Bryan. J K. Randall. T. 8. Ridgood. B. Capps. 

U<«.A, McKinstry (for let and 2d vols..) Mm. 8. 

L' Ulwood. 0. Gaacoigre. J . Fuller. J. D. Haney. 

C. J. Shepherd. William I.andriim, George ‘f!. 
•MUIrs. M A. Brooks. Carey W. Butt*. Mo- 

K Ws. AU 42 60 

Bj Hev. W.Murrnh : A. B. CUtherall. John H. Cole. 

John A. LlvlngHton, T. P. Harper, Mrs. F. 11. 

. Divl*. A. Wier. J. tl. Puckett. James W. Puckett, 
Carrollton, Pickups co., Alabama ; William Long, 
lit. McCone, John Scott, *D 0. D. Connerly, F). 


6 00 tatlon. too. has been chiefly from typhus fever, couvul 
slous. scarlet fever, dysentery, und diarrhtra. 


cectled up the river, but it nppears he wns awaiting tlie 
arrival of a furtlier augpientHtiou to his fleet ; and /he 
suppi*sition was that he would proceed to take final pns- 
i«»n of tin* city.ns soon as the n mainder of his f trees 


*’ neighborhood of Frankfort-on-thc-Maiue. rye bread The Homy* then went'lnto committee on private claims, 
us one and a quarter per pound. and took up the bill for the relief of Osborne Cross, of the 

— j— ■- - United States nnuy. who hud been robbed of public 

Skizcrf of an . Amkhicin Vf.sski. hv tm: Dutch.— T he moneys. 


New York Herald has advices from Batavia. Island of Java. 


Sokrowfu.;— T he Newport (Ky ) News of the 13th ult arrived. The soldiers arid the lower classes generally of to the-27th of F%*bruary. and it gives-the following accouut there was not sufficient evidence to warrant the granting Vj* V‘! n / ira " U ’ a,n, r Kl,r,J P* |,,fl MTWpool for Newlork 

utes thnt on the nreviou* Thursday the dauutiter of Kcuuddr, were in favor nf the invader No enet*unt* r had of the seizure of tin American vessel hy tlie Dutch, who the relief which wa* souglii .' There was uo doubt, lie °»» the 24th ultimo, and hor telegraphip advice* will bn 

J D .~ 1 u L* .in i.lnni, lull M-,t in'uv t.iriutol finnl 1nla>lllip»ti>*» u> lii'.VI ...... SJLltl. that thl* nmn-v wu* lu«l flltll n ntifw l In-nut. full u I in aximf li,,r anlumn 


WM.i.ili.,,.;, - #•-»*< 

• among which may be mentioned a material .advance Hj*»*u*.g. pr.*. - - tjf 

, r u®&K “VT* , F10 ”l h “, Tl T r ixS?* r % r V 

nited States army, who had been robbed or public »»‘it for Provisions the tendency lias been rathe* down- tf Sgfuj L' * " • _ 

oneys. wards. Full partioular* will be found tinder our separate CkoeaUtc, 

Mr. Mace. «>f Indiana, opposed the passage of tho bill heading* below. {J 0 * *2 

establishing a dangerous plTccdent and contended thnt Tll ,. ,* llniir ,i \.n i < MMUW . e B „ n i r » * * 

ere whs not sufficient evidence to warrant the granting V 1 "team* r huropa left Liverpool for Newiork ;• _ „ 


- 41 - ^ 

rTwi»7w • oo -- II F/iU^jisk iS IS! 

IW::-" -" Mil!! »S 

zr, zr. . £*!£!£ 5^ 

Isiftiayr* - »K - OJjf -lo. do. kalf-bU. « 00 J L. 


as establishing a dangerous prtcedent. and contended that I 


CkiMilatc, VB . 

No. - ID 

No. Il.rh’..... ~ * — 


Judge Yowell. in Boone county. Ky.. was engaged to be ^ !’ Ul ** fl « aI « rule the Island.: 

m„ rrieil to > Mr. (Inirieou ; »he Imd been unwell for some recelred LyMr Corwlne. our L’oufuHl','r,e froiri our T J 1,! *? ,m ' h h “? w ? n "‘ rk, ' d * i,h 11 

time prerlou*. but got better ; end the pert.™ bed met ^ Keuador^umber xbout 2000 men in 


safd.rt.hat the, monry wo* lost. still he wns opposed to pa.**- J found In another eoluinn. 

lng the bill, as Mej„r Cross should hare known what the I UOTTON-r-The buoyant feeling In the Colton markel 


.. . ing the bill, a* Major Cross should have known what the 

The month ha* been marked with the nsunl occurrence i a ^ ft. 


to witness the marriage ceremony, which was to be at 6 
o'clock on that day ; but she got*worse. The minister 
being present, she told him that if she got better she 
would get married'; but alas! a few minutes before the Flores fired at the steamship Santiago whilst entering 
appointed time she expired.' and had a Hue of boats ready tr .board her. if 

r she stopped at Puna to land her pilot. A* she did not do 

„ , , *“ , . . ... so. however, and came down full speed, they were unable 

Kditohui. Lift, ano Labor — There is much trutii 40 to ri . aC j, j, pr 

tlie following, from the New York Mirror : The general impression i* thnt hud F'lores proceeded 

Home of tlie brotherhood are discussing the question dir»ct to Guayaquil at first, he might have taken the city 
whether tlje editor’s labor U-a pleasure or a pain. The without any loss ; but it is now supposed, that though he 


all. 1800 of whom are regular troops. 


Mr.' Porter, of' M iMOurt, rontendud'that due care had | lu,ll " u<1 » t tlle cl, »> of l "’ t continued In the earl) 
been takeu by the officer in charge, und that he adopted I l‘ , u 1 this, and ou Baturday and Monday some 9000 


piuuie uneasy. ‘Uty I1ATIIIK * u • u 'v every means iii his power to give all the necessary Infor- hides found purchasers at a further improvement In 

Hitter. SteAmer agency is nowl^oming general through, m J ou to lhu Deportment of the robbera. und succeeded pr . c „, J Zut W *«t Ou iulla? kUU^ ad 
out the Dutch Archipelago. To MAcassur oWlfe east, artd ln huTing tlle Tohhi , n U pp re i ien aed anil recovering hack I CH '' H T °, U 4 Onluesdny 

Padang on the west, large and powerful steamers have ,, Hrt of tUu II10n( , y wll |c h badbeen stolen. He cited a Te- vicw Cram Liverpool, by the Collins steamer Poelflc, were 
commenced to run monthly, and a tfiird is dAily Expected j K)rt m tt do in 1791. and which had been since acted upon published, reporting an advance there of Wd, which aguin 
to open the line hence to Ainbayna or within four him- b Congress, that where a robbery hod been proved stimulated our market and 8600 bole* w.r. sold ot 'U 

dred miles of .the F.ngllsh colony of Australia. Sonjepolit- to be committed the irovernment should irrant rriief • but . maraei. anu bow nans wera *wiu av 4 «r 

ical changes will probably result from this regular cuuimu- Wo prXriiingertt U,|v “ nco lhu “ lrict br,n >‘/ 


ShMlbinit — — , - 

do. y»ilow mcUl — HH — — 
Canale*. W B. . 

K|^nn, N. Uitilftl - 40 - 41 

tlo. N*ntuek«t. . , 

Tallow ......... - «K — t 

if, 

VamdAntorksa — •» — 10 

Ruu.ti — — non*. 

CarnMeol.bG. HI J 00 


lodU Mjm, ftW, - * 

gfeii 11 

mS, *»*::: i 

Toufu^i, $i ilo«. lift'* %m 9 
Poo* : 

IT 1. (««, 


M. 0 

Prim. 

P. 0 f. 

Il»«reued,*» 
BACON I 

llABU,**, .... 


G 1» IS 00 
11 W 11 VA 
14 14 If 14 

1* 00 (ft |0 

14 Mt 14 It 
- IX - T H 


nicution with the vast possessions of the Dutch in these 


- t'Urk.,C F. Y eagle, u s T. P. Alliilnn. A. T. 
Heuley. w. (j. lft n |ey. Major E Curotou. A. 
Adams. A. L. Ferguson. Wm. R. O’Neal. Klbert 
Mcdowta. R. Lorn:, James Stinson. J II. Martin, 

■ "oraun Evans, I'lckensville. Pickens co.. Ala.; 
LrlUnaah, Gordo, Pickens county. Ala.; W. 8. 
Hamiter. Hop*, l'lckons co., Ala.; J II. Hargrove. 
.’'‘“'L Miekens county. Ala.; n. s. Mrs. Huunah 
Kobsru, Cornwall llollow. Connecticut ; n. s. Jas. 

FalU. Yorkville. Plckeus co.. Ala I 

•uni on act 

By Itev. 0. Htriiler, on act 

rti . ’ ®°1y : Dr. C. (I. Young. Greenwood, 

••uldo. parish, La 

»nd on account ] 

vi Adams : C. C. Sullivan. Mariana. 

J v. IcNf 60a. (bad money) 

**. eT ,M U- Herbert : Mrs. F. II. Pickens, Green- 
Rile. Miss . lew $2 60. 

\* A « Hlckanton n. s. II. W. Burge, n. s. Mrs. 
ii 4ry "-Houie, Drove -IlllL Clarke county. Ala ; 
Jlou John W. l'ortis. Miles Ezell,. tiuggsvlUe, 
Liarke county. Alabama, less >10. 

\r }\ Holston: n. s. Miss 8. A. U. Wilson. 

■ l' 010 ' P ' °- Bhelby co.. Ala., less >2 .50 
7*Kv. L. Patton : n. s. A. J. Robinson. Newberuc. 
mvvn county. Albania, loss >2 60. 
V. , . ,l «wHll».rn,l, Dr. John A. Whetstone. 
■Wlson'i Hpriugs P. O., Autauga county, Ala.; 
/wo.McT. absent— Cun’ t say) less >2 60. 


tor certainly has — the world of information which opens 
upon him overwhelmingly. He -is cuger to know, and tlie 
means of knowledge are nt hand ; but, 'he has only the 
ucquiriug power of one uian. llis twenty-four hour* jrt 
day tlo not suffice for wlmt lie would accomplish Some 
temperaments suffer more thun others lu tlijs way. but the 
trial is u real one to every active lniud employed iu edito- 
rial labors.” 

Koi;rcf. ofthf Nii.f. — A t the last meeting of the Rom- 
ot liny Geographical Hociety, a pajier was read by Mr. John 
82 50 Smith, ou tlie discoveries made by the F!ust African mis- 

2 50 sionurie* of what appear to be the sources of the Nile. 

6 00 Till* mysterious river, is suld to rim* from two lakes, oho of 

wliich is of grout dimensions, nearly under the Hue. and 

3 50 they seein fed by the melting snows of the giguntic range. 
15 00 which rises to the altitude of 22.000 feet at least, close by. 


without any loss ; but it is now supposed, that though he 
cm*, land without difficulty, there will be a very bloody 
battle before lie can guin a victory. 

Till: Sr a ik Officfs.— T he Assembly has passed a resolti- 


to be committed, the government should graut relief ; but 
to prevent danger from the adoption, it must be substanti- 
ated that uotice was immediately given— all of which re- 
quisitions had beeo:coinplied with in the present instance, 


whether the editor’s labor is- a pleasure or a pain The wit tiout uny loss ; nut it Is now supposed, tliat thougti lie " r" 
majority take the latter view. Cue trial the faithful edi- o»M> land without difficulty, there will be a very bloody ■ J![T 


advance u|*on tho ratea of Monday, Mtrict middling bring- icS:r*Bffl:|:7 
On Wednesday buyer* again came forward with •••”• * °* 

spirit, but' the stock on sale -being reduced, only about v*W*fc 1 M 


, Am . „ „ hMnar **1.,. ... Srt quisitlous bad beencoinplied with in the present instance, spirit, but' the stock on sale being reduced, only about 

» A e btou7uSfo° ss sssssasr^ M “ jor 0ru “ w “ ,ntliM ia " iuiub,u *» «- ««• *>, ,«» Prt J, >. 

I-Hlembentt. The owner, nud lUI on board. wore tn.de pH»- Mr s , UBtler ,„ u tlut the reexin Ibe’enee e„n,e U'f.,re lh " b " tl .' r Thuredny wtw * .till mur. quiet 

oners, on a charge of high treasou. for eudeavoring to in- J T . . 


I tin* better i/ualities. Thursday was a still more quiet 


Congress, was that the Courts must enforce the* existing I day. the business barely reaching 2000 bales at easier I 


ruK &T^u: DFK.cKs,-The Ajwunbly has passe, 1 a resolu- due. > the Sultan of Jambie. or Djambie. to revolt against l(tW( , B contended that there bad bora-no wrong com- price*. Yesterday, however, the favorable news by the 
tint, directing tho ofllcer. of the Stale to take up their th« Dutc h. The ' miUed un the part of Major Crow, nnd that he had taken ,.„„ttd..„e„ to hueera. who took fully 


quarters at Vallejo immediately after the adjournment «eij,m>orn(H>u. nas gr 
ol the Legislature. The location of the scut of govern- affection for the rule, 
meat for the next .session of the Legislature is a question According to the II 
ol .'unalderahle Intnreet. fair. It would appear 


neighborhood, has greatly alarmed the Netherlands Gov. 
ernmunt. which is well aware that the natives have no 


milled im the part of Major Cron; and that he had taken ennfld.ntxt to buyer., who took fully I 

every step which could be required, and had notified the “ ? * *. , . . .. . . .. llf I 

government of the robbery wliich had been conimittud. 18,(XK) bales at full rates, making a totasl for the week *t I 


Atinu i'LTi KAL — The agricultural prospects of Hie State 
are represented to be flattering. On the UalAverns In par- 
ticular the crops ure very promising. 


ernmunt. which is weu aware tnai me natives nave no government of the robbery which had been committed. U bale * al ruu rate*, making a total ror tne ram 
affection for the rule. - *« . * . . ; in order thaC the Treasury notes might bo stopited. which 37 .660 hales, taken chiefly for Flngland and the Continent, 

raD'uw^kl^'arCmt' thTHWarriyod ^^bln'g ^LKquentl) hamVlnlothe potweaaion of Inuocant per- with n portion for the North. Dric» ult*. with re- 
and that. the owner. Mr Gibson, stated that he was on a M on .head of N ()>w»« in favor of annlyln. the J » l °“ r Th ' ««*! U “ 


pleasure cruise as a iuuii of fortune. After u short time, 
during which tho utmost cordiality and hospitality ex- 
isted between Mr. Gibson and the officials at the station, 
the suspicions of the authorities were excited, and a strict 


Rom.Go«dtuy.l 

Ur.Uw.0w«bn - 10 - IS 

dti.Vtt. rfo.U»4 4 — "X-J0X 
Tickinpl^4-4 - », - t" 
Klrlpt-i A ChAckj rlH-U 

Daiilmi — /• — 1* 

Colknado* .... - 1TX - M 

Baliotu: - uf - H 

Calico Prints... — » -1# 
Jt'sii*. Knotockj - 40 - 44 

lJoa«y«. Ky. . .7 — *0 — M 




Loodon, V dDMi) t 14 


>I*avsm.i.F..— ' Tho Marysville Kx press states that watch was kept over the vessel's movements. Tho mate, 
although individual Josses ure severe, still none are broken or su|*crcargo. wlp* is said L«» be of a romantic disposition. 

* P“- - t-N **** lnfc;in .uTg 


“mV Moreheatl. nf N. oNtu, In fnvor nf applying the . Tu ' 1 . U0 ‘: tl0 “' -£ -U 

same rule of law. in the present case, which is applicable this port since the 1st of Heptember are now 1,318,774 baft" do.Eu*Uni .... — M — 

to common carriers, post uiastofr, and other public offi. aguinst 929,766 to same date last year, aud at all the , 4 M n M 

cers. and contended that if the bill was passed, it would United States port* there is now an Increase, compared ittuhsh. ‘.'.I! •to 14 oo 

lead to abuse. " ... J. A«ooiv R*v*m 4M *40 

Mr Gorman and Motor Cross had ahowu vouchers for w *th lait year, or 032.Vu bales. __ Aa.Ne*.tolojd — II - *4 


lead to abuse. 

Mr Gorman und Major Cross had ahowu vouchers for 


It! purse or in spirit, and the flood has poluted out tlie 

The description <>f this long looked for iocality coincide? manner in which improvement* should be made, to avoid 
exactly with thal given by Ptolemy 2U0U ydars ago. [Sci- loss hereafter. Arraugeuieuts are already being inude to 

uu o mer can. J — . rebuild two-story brick houses, with fouydatinns laid in 

“ Venerable relics ” are constantly “ turning cement. At lust accounts, the road from Marysville to tlie 
up.” Mloawbef fashion Here is one whose sudden and ■ mines was in good condition. 


the expenditure of the nubile moneys entrusted to his I 

care, witli (he exception of >3000, which had been abstract- I Inftrior. . 


that if the Sultan wished it, Mr. Gibson would enable him 
to throw off the Dutch yoke : that there was a large fleet 
of American vessels-of-war. which would assist the Flirt 


iguage. ana stating ed iu the uiuuner alluded to. Congress, he said, was the Ordinary 7 (5)7!l! 

u would enable him «, u iv power that could grant relief. Thnt officer, having Middling 8 © 

•re was a l ' l l r K t ‘ satisfied the government that he had not misapplied the Good Middling. . . ,8*i©8% 


Kaxuwick IkLxxp*.— Saow’c Commercial Circular uf tlie. 
in Groton, Massachusetts, the identical Bible used by l"t ihst.. published at Honolulu. say* 

John Rogers, the martyr, and carried by him to the ‘'Several whalers havo arrived hen* d 
stake, some of the leaves of which bear the murk of the and many of them have been quite * 


against tlie Du/ch. The mate traveled in a native dress particularly as there liud uot been supplied un armed force 
to avoid suspicion, ami when captured the letter alluded t0 pr ,,t«. ot the public funds which wore placed in hi* charge, 
to was fouud concealed ill one of his stockings, rhe mat- jj r || 0 wif. of &ld . was in favor'of pussiug the bill, and 
ter bus caused much excitement here as the accused par- ,. OU6lderod tho reasons which had been advauced in Its 


money that was missing, be said the blU should be passed. 


NKW ORI.KANS (.'I.ASliriCATIdN . 

6 (3)0X1 Middling Fair 9(3>0X 

7 (3)7 X Fair 9X0- 

8 ©HXlGood Fair nominal 

[....8X(88X|0ood aud Fine (id— 


.rtlcularly as there hud uot been supplied un armed lurcu cotton anu tobacco itatkmknt. 

protect the public fuuds which were placed in his charge. Cotton, bales. IWhuio, hints 

Mr. Bowie, of &ld . was in favor'of pussiug the bill, and Htork'on hand Hcpt. 1, 1861 16,390 23,871 

...u— *»... luul been adv •• * "* - * «- «— 


considered the reasons which 


Ct’nox-Hoi'ir. Siatistui. — The following atatement 
^•bow the amounts of revalue from Customs, collected 
^dy-tlircH) of the principal port" of the Uuitcd 8tatcs. 
^ tho let of July. 1851. to the 31st of March. 1852: uhd 


the martyr. ' that have Ix on cruising to westward, were more or less for- tlie same dny the Procuruur General had Mr. Gibson and 

« ■* tunute. Sales have been made of sperm and polar oil. du- crew imprisoned. They ure now incarcerated, awaiting 

Im; F> ARTiiq r a k *: AT- WABHiNOTaN. — Several shocks ol ring the month tlie former commanding one dollar und trial before the Supreme Court,. .The whole, certainly. i/> 
earthquake were felt ut Washington ou the 29th ult. Th*' thirty (pntfot'r gallon, aud thw latter sixty-five cent* per a very singular business. Mr. Gibson has addressed a 
Republic says : * . ' gallon — purchasers buyiug for shipment to Sun Francis- letter to the American Commodore, begging his iuterfe- 


let lixHt.; pubMkbtkl at Honolulu. enjrH : DtoehOOTMimraL” d “' lg “" *** l ‘“‘ r ‘*’ or “ ' ■*n«»»wer«'ile. lie would uot be lu.trumeiiul in 

. , I i i Dutch uovtrnmem. convicting an iunocent man. and deprecuted those laws 

"t>cvorul whulers have arrived here during the past mouth On his arrival h v re. Mr. Gibson was kept a close pris- wh , ch considered a mau ns guilty unless he proved himself 
and many of them have been quite successful in obtain- oner, but released hy the court, on the ground that the ^ innocent • and which ought not to exist Muior 
flames, was brought to the conference by a descendant of | ing sperm oil. and. as far as heard from, most of the ships affair appeared to be.no more thun a foolUb escapade, Ou (; row- Ji 0 Ha jj, had been tried by u court martial, and had 


the same dny tho l'rocuruur General had Mr. Gibson and pronounced' innocent, and tho House ought to ox- I Mffck on hand uot cleared. 


ivancfid in Its I llec lved since 1.3DU67 87J177 

.. yesterday.... 2,407-1- 318.774 236-38JH2 

1^34.164 02,083 

Exported to date 1.172.178 » 35 094 

yesterday.... 8.063—1,180.231 000—35.094 


Ravr m • 40 *40 

'Am.Nos.totO.jrd - IS - *4 

B t5rioo.l,*“w II M » 0C 
tlo. Ht. DomiuK* I* 00 >4 00 

kuflUr, Tampico 10 (W 14 00 
Indigo. ...fl tt. - 40 I 0U 
Madder *. -II - II 

fe IS!: 1009 

Ohio, Str.. sup.. •»* «40 

Illinois A alo.do. 140 144 

HI. LoaU,Ci‘jr., 140 IM 

Mwkrnl.I.bU. U 00 - — 

do. No. I t 40 10 40 

. do. N*>. I 1 40 4 «* 

lUrring,]) bo*. - 40 -40 

Krblt, V •«*■. 


J? 

■ _ *; 

Ckrom* Onaa . - $0 — «t 
do. YalWw -00 -M 

Uingar, raco.... — 4 — — 

if 1 ril 

Bagsr, f ft. 

zl* 

It par 1: :s 

rr 

££»«=« -a 

- *h- • 

ftaSS^krtT... H 40 to 0# 


uneratf him with r. ferenee U, i*ecuniary loss TOBACCO— Factor* have geutrally been free wlU» 

Several other gentlemen took part in the discussion, and , . . . 

tl,e bill ultiumlel) « rerentd Wk to the lluu». with u H<n ushou( H.e week. .mi. In conwqueuc. . f.lr Mncunl 
recommendation tliat it pass. \ , of busluess has b«eu done, a slight decline in foreign 

A bill for the relief of the heirs of Lt. Bartlett Hind*, freights having, no doubt, a favorable Influence upon 
claiming Iinlf-I.ay tor «e Price, rendered l JuriuK the rerolu. T |, t . , ak . a u ,, t0 T liur«l.y night emhrMcfffflto 

tionury war. was then taken up. and after being discussed . _„ -f „. ( t,. ¥ wu „ 0 . 


They were fifteen or twenty secouds in deration. ' nt 
least sufficiently long to occasinq utueh cousternatifP 


n j-mroe oi me principal ports w»« uum u oiaies. among many of our citizens who were within the range of 
“too let of July, 1851, to the 31st of Murch. 1852. und the convulsion. Not u few persons, being thus surprised. 
c °wparison with that of the corresponding period of to H»e street, fearing that the bulldiugs in which 


^Receding year 


Vi3Jj* |,| ua 

"'•Orlt-ana 

Bdllmortj . . . , 

te;;;;.;-*-' 

pavnnmh 
Mobil,... " V,% 'v 


1850— '61 . 

. . . >24.376,012 , 

4.024,400 

2.830,890 

1,777.082 

776.380 

601.387. 

690.931 

142.400 

-.142.169 

169.602 

117,976 


period of. **f°*P®d to the street, fearing that the bulldiugs in which 
they were employed were about to fall. 'I^e furniture iu 
1 KM *ro the public departments wus severely shaken, und similar 
<•>* i-Ti ii.> r ,‘ ,,mltH »‘ ,re produced elsewhere.* 8o far ns we cau learn. 
j t7i a-Z thu , wlrt Hquake was slightly felt as far uorth as U stm t. 
orimiiu- aud un „ M : uu ‘ Portions of Peuusylvuula avenue uud the ln- 
-.690.04 s tenuediate streets. Tim Nhtu*Wu w—.. it ti... 


1806 471 H trm*ta. The shocks were, it seems, tho most Kelv'es* "*de uitnlo 

'“ 5 )L': ru on lh ‘’ lil “> street, or west to east. ' Outn Pomare 


800,772 The occurrence of Qufccn Honiara hail appointed one of hnr sou* regent of 

4561263 U, terest ' constitutes a topic of lively Rulateu. hut before bis arrival, the people of that Island. 


tliirty ^unts per gallon, aud tlie- latter sixtjffive cents per a very Singular business Mr. Gibson has addressed a ti,- htll ultimately was referred back to thollous* 

gallon— purchasers buyiug for shipment to San Francis- letter to tlie American Commodore, begging his iuterfe- recommendation that it pass 

co , " m. . ... „ . . , rence aud protection A bill for the relief of the heirs of Lt. Bartlett 1 

lhe jwpere are flint wi th UieeUNilon. i concerning !“• . . elelmlug h.ll-|m) f,.r *-r,ice» rendere.1 Juriug the t 

conduct of the American missionaries in the Islands Tlie .Tug Mi an no Akctic Ships.— The New Ruiuiirur- Expert-, tiouury war. was tlien taken up. and after being discussed 

ihlUn’ ™ “ nt “ tU '' ° y "”' ukTigktori In NcwVork. who know something of »t eome length, lhe IhlrJ auditor bilng adverre to the »p- 

Tlie ship lleorge Thateher, of Ui-toD. hound to Calcutta, the Arctic region-, onl, laugh at the etor) In the Kngll.d. l «™K'‘to rl 

was wrecked totally upon a reef in the harbor of Hanalei .papers about two of Sir John Franklin’s ships having ( ' JUt lJl0 |„|,. r ,.wt. and the hill was passed over. 

Kaui. Jan ^ Ht . ^.° *cHoonerpi trading among the islands bueii wen from the decks of a brig, bound from Fhiglund Two or three other bills, of no public interest, wor 

Huelmel 40 yuel1 ™ Tllu “W “ “ U ‘ lu , " J 0 "* «<»W»W- and aay 

SVveral nf the goclel, lelanda hare eel up for them- «»'“ between the Admiralty and all the lading eijaat ofll- ( , tUl|a <|u tU( , J * „ 1B bi j| fur J, 

selves. • de modo republicano." cers. iu relert-uce to the probable loss of tWu large ships i*ro«s but no •lUoryiu vf*tcd. 

. ‘125™ ° f l | 1,,r f 01 * 1 ? r J !K I p ? t Upon the northern coast of America. It was occasioned The’ Speaker being about to submit it ntotbrti that 


bird auditor being adverse to the up- I'M 4 - ,u0! ' tl 3 r ,lt a rttI, « e of 3 ®* 1 ^- “ nd J^terday W0 no- 
a ring tliat in 1820 lie applied and was tied the following sales. (iuuklug3500hhd* for th* week.) 
11 roll, a motion prevailed to strike v ix : 256 nt 3X- 163 at 3X, 88 at 3X and 3X- H6 3. 


out tho ioUirtlSt. and the hill was passed over. 

Two or three other bills, of no public interest, were then 
disposed ol— when the committee rose. 


at 4X, 64 at 3X- and 


IWm. MR ... 

•to. M«L 

do. C — — ' — — ' 

IrOlUOM 8 10 I 14 

OrAAgo* r — — 

Kip, dnuB, V ft — 4/4- 4 

CurrMtA, ZiulU . — IlH 

Almondt, H. 8.. - Id - M 
do. hard Ahull.. — — — — 

Fara, V ikutl I 

OM#r — 40 140 

Buavat - 14 1 00 

IUcOUB — to — 1ft 


F=F- WSWiFit fc!! 


and 30 at 4*£ ; 189 nt 3^, 3 at 3X, 16 nt 4>i. 6 at 4!*. 13 I Uril |^ t %i *bu«ia 
4 at 3 ; 48 at 


3X(2>3X, 35 at 4 * 4 ; I 


Gumuu» — • 

do. No. 1 — «U 

«9>. No. « - 

"MS! 28 

do. A^ArtflMM... — Ml . 

*8«:"=W 


e baying nMiined. the yeas and navs were 69. i t 3 uud 4X? 0°d 47 hhds Items at %■* V 11, 
I* passage of the bill fur the relief -of Osborne prices there is no material variation, and W0 atill 


^ The House having resumed, the yeas and navs were 

cers! in reftrenoe prbbable I^^of * tWb^hirge^Ki^^ hbomo In prices there to no maWlal varUtton. and we still I 

upon the northern coast of America. It was occasioned The Speaker being about to submit a rautldli thabwheii , l uot4 * : *’ or J. eror ommon. j 

by the following statement from Captain Coward, of the lh » House adjourn it adjourn to. mwt ou Monday, Mr. 3X(*i)4X i *Mr to Floe, 4 J Choloe aud Belectlous, 
in I, .. 1, . « I Jones, of Tennessee, appealed from the deolsiou of the 6/S6X* V It- , jf 

khlp KeuoTktloji, which le ug» tt t . ut upm, wlmee uu ,| r . cw ,u.„Ji„g tlml uu omllou ouuld he .nUirtolu.J e 1 10 A ll_Th« prcnlen— of • food .Ulpplug deuiwud 11, 
return etrlct Inquiry will he l.wtUuted < until the hill w« dl.p.w.0 .of. boljB „ u, pul p rlu.‘, notwlIheUndlng re, her 

New^m.S 7‘'n?„rTv lh to:me,: J ef to £5 ? tS Z when tlm | (wH . ad- Inc—d receipt.. Th, entire mice uf th. week'nre lihUO 


iw3K ,ff A cqu,!l\t“ bu ‘ w« ffl ZSSS^iSSZS:. 3UTTS&Z 

180.321 .Ak.. “ ‘“wuiiqtfjyyrarsugo.. | u *nn movement ft Ukelyrttvt*xtend farther return strict in. mirv will be Instituted ; it' hlUM^I«nM.l nf 


with some of their uelghbiirs. held a council, aud cluwo hu 


BuffiJ 0 ; "I 66.259 


jJriunoud.;;; fJ'JS 

x'rfoT “ 



MAW 

Ultollle 

Eta* «•»" 

NtataS: j' 1 ;”" 1 

■tatpert 

S'-h.iJiu-', «Hg». 

(^••••* , .:*.r : v.v.r.*.:S38 

Brhtol 

•reUndto na "' 

fc.he.te, 



St , -*u.hur. 

•Sret,"" 1 

*LM6 

Wth Mil 

Litton UJUA* 

■ " ‘A it 1 , 

Jffiwypcrt.. VmJJm 

fiaassjsisil 


liaSli ^ th< * natlo,,ftl observatory u strong suiell of sulphur was 
89 429 experienced soon after tlie shocks. 

90.729 Tin* Vibrations were distinctly felt near Baltimore and 
* u portious Of the State of North Carolina. 

60.746 

4K.P01 A Giant Kzhumfo.— T he Louisville Times says, u day 
67,722 or two siuce Frank KlcIIurra, Ks<| . fouud the remains of 


-Bean movement ft likely itvvxtend farther. 

Last' advices state that quite u fleet of small vessels were 
waging at Tahiti, for ovrgoes of orauges for Coliforuia 

Panama Items. 

Pori'i.ATiuN o»-Nk'w Granaua — The Correo del Istnio 
puts down the population of tho llepubllo of NeW Gra- 


r.eturn strict inquiry will be instituted ; 

* " April. 1851, when near the east edge of the bank, off 
Newfoundland (on his way lo Quebec), iu lut, 45 deg. 30'! 
min. N . wind N. K.. fresh breezes and dear weather. ;i* 


much as I could carry furetopmast studding-sail, fell in uru I**‘I**4? taken, 
with icebergs, one of which was vuj-y large*, with, field ice 

attached tu it. lu which' there were two three-masted Bkotarianisij 'amono tiik Jk*9ITs. — A great disseutioi 
shi(is, having their masts struck and yards down, tffld all aud rubejlion has recently sprung up amoug the Jesuits si 
made sui/fc ; to all appenrauce they hail passed the winter Romo and Naples, uoj respecting any new religious prin 


U TlrolmSi wii blld oT the table. ooahl^ holders to put up prices, notwithstanding rather 

A motion lias been again made that when the l/ouse ud- increased receipts. The entire rales of tha week are 2900 
journ it adjourrf till Mouday ; on which the yeas aud nays hhds, lucluding 100 yesterday, and our oloalng quota 
are iH-iug taken. . lions are as follows : Inferior, none ; Common. 8X04/; ; 


Com, in t*r,»bl>l i—40 

do.Ah«llsd.buMi — 41 -4* 

'Bwuia.VUri... 4 ii 1 00 

OaiMvdcr, 

C.timuoa , V k*| K 10 

uEtfoeiion) ,W -- 

do. 19 by 14 « 40 « M 

vs&n r • 

WnUm.w. rotd — 

I do. d.w rvlWd MOO I0*M 
do. h»«kUd — 


util,- ».*< — » — _* y. M 

great dUMutlon ^'rlo full, Mr.AliM) ITiut. kta Oholc, AM06N, _ , 

V ".„k'. receipt", 3017 LtuU euj Ueroe—xpurU, m l± Jl 


together in lint ice. .About five o’clock in the morning. 


•UK-vt Wlmt is supposed toihuve been a gigantic Iudlan. m-ar his uudu ut 2-203,859. . made sui (fe ; to all appearance they had passed the winter Homo and Naples, noj. respecting any new religious prin- * - «• 'V”i uercts— aaporw, a-a 

hu'oju will >t BLIpiilngipurt. The lilgli water Led cured the Tn,: C.ioce Mure...— Thu itonum. 8Ur : piAillihei the twaUer luAhe toe. .About Are o'clock In th. morning, clplee, but In reUtl«,t<> » retorm In th. fklhlaD 10T Utelr hhJi.nJbhU. 

toM? lemk uf th, river to e»vu to.eiul while he wu dlcnluo mu.1 Itotterlorr neon,.., ure. , 7.7 7 '-v' ,, when within one mile uf them, th. Unite culled metu.ee h»te,c»Ui'd hy the IUItomrawn/tolf. The younger roeui- 5IOI.A88KD— The retor fur blolure. hev,, fldctu*tod • 

41 IM “v,y-. «pot between th. two mill, the home were dficy? T“ 7 0011 ' l « freu. them mine., nnd wy. they ,he berg nud .hip. ; by the time I gut up end deeded .ud her, uf .he order h.v. decided tu wenr ihruecurnered ^ KC<irJlui , ( , lUnC f t|l „ . but . 

m're,. IK, had tliem carefully ri-moYcd. and judging frtuii ,ir " « u Ppo»«d to l>o as Inexhaustible a« those Qf palifbrulot. ou deck, my «hip whs abreast of them ; took spying glass hats, as bui^ir adapted to tlm progress of the age. The , 

MU lhe length of the thigh and (eg l*me«. uud the “hre pur H <’ m ” time ugo u company. euu.Ullug of ecveu Amvrl- «>|d Ogrefully ciamlned them .to ecu If there wto. uny hue elder fattier., eumlemnlng thl. Innuretiun in. [ “ the whole, they Imve been wall .u. .toed. The wrek > 

33 6 Hi 1 tiniis of tin- skeleton which were placed together, it must cans, visited these minus, but were unable to perform anv u “ ' ,,t ? uu , 4 U0 A ***’*’, *?, u ^ °*!f* . *}■ Vi- 1 ,Ub ' 1 ,lld T u '*** orJ,!r - iMyo U,,J 8° *» t)iyor 0 business sums up 4000 bbla, (of which 160 w«rw Uk»u 

14.163 have been u mun upwurds of seven fed in liclght The thing, having not more than tlftv dolLir. mm, v-n.... ' / uot think of Sir John Franklin « mMug ships ; anxiety large hats. yesterday,/ prices ranging from 22/2)26* for ftrmoniing. 

14.085 skull was’ of immense size, with unusual high cheek built- Dr ,u. urt . the necertsarv fti-Gri r* it m ,g tI " fU * t " to get ahead out of the danger while the weather was Father Uhoothun. Urn General, has published aft article 20/0)28* "¥ gallon for good to choloe retailed. 

16 703 — a sure indication of the Iudiau race. A u antique fash- the.twcoraary articles for wining, purposes. , clear trmn fogs, Hnd being too far past boron. I could iu the Ciutu futtu/ua of Naples, ordering all tho uciu- oiut 

22,423 iooetl jug made of earthenware, decorated with shells. The Kcho luuutiuns some specimens which are said to fa- “fake uo my miud. caused me uot tu i reduce rail aud ex- hers of tho Company of Jesus, young, middle-aged au</ mm.* * receipts, ut i now— ^ exports, 

iTuui was found aloinr-sldmdhc bones as flue us anv from Galifarnlii' amine them mure accurately. I aui siuce of opinion they old. to adopt three-cornered hats. threaUmlng the rebel- FLOUlt— Iu the early partof the week, owing, prabanty. 


. . .. _. J . . „ . . . ...... .. w*« •AJWd.b’n - t%- 

ciples, but ill relation to a reform in the fashion of thuir hhdA and bills Kr' " Jg"' 1 

hats, called hy Hie Italians cuppelloni. The younger meui- M0LA88BtS— The rates fur Mohuuus liave ftdctuatAHl » iroa,“ « V vfi. ~ 

herd of the order have decided to wear three-cornered ...... . nt . „ n l*ir V-. I» W <• «* 

hats, as better adapted to Ui« progress of the age The HtUk, VCOrfllBg to the ‘ xtent pf the reoelpbi , but, t ^ ^ - - 

elder fathers, condemning this innovation as against the the whole, they liave beeu well sustained. The week s YWm . » {• •• 



Knfllsli, Vloa. U) 00 40 00 

Hw«l«fl,sMuruai»4 00 104 00 

V n- - 4ft- 4 


14.085 '•kull was’ of immense size, with uuuoua) iiigh cheek bones 
16,763 — a sure indication of the Iudiau race. Au untiuiie fash- 

22,42.3 toneil jug made of earthenware, decorated with shells. 
11,991 was found along-sitle., , the bones^ >• 

7,781 A yeur or two since, a quantity of liumau l»one« wus 
9,377 found in the same vicinity, uud it is supposed tliat u cen- 


thing, havjug uot more than fifty dollars among them to 
procure tho necessary articlea for mining purposes 
The Kcho mentions some specimens which are said to be 
as flue us any from California; 

Oil anus of Aui;n is.— O liver Kllsworth is now uctlug as 


U^I77 retail iii iiiiv niiiui) Ticiuiiy, aim ii is suppuseu utni a ecu- n f th., , m ii m ,, „ ° .. me jiuiio s siuiemeiu is »is*> ««*•••* wavury oi me iu/svium »*»« i-'.onv". 

Ik, 316 tury ur twuHiuee the epoi wru prubahlymll luJh.ii l.urlu| ‘ 1 ‘ “ullto Mul Hte»4lUhl P .Luiiip»,iy et I'euunm uUv The luff u„ buurJ the Itoeoretlcra w« kept hy the per. proJIot » pruhwlile 

10 878 place. Mr r liul was formerlv tlu« hiphuI <,r iltu .1 ti... ™ r J <ln., n»ri v will In, cmile 


A 801 iii Amfiiii an Sii.tFii Mini:.— A correspondent of 
ri|e Newark Advertiser gives quite a gfuphic description 
of one of the most remarkable silver mines pf South Aui"r- 


Mr Flint was formerly the agent or the Company at that 
poiut. 


A 1 .,.,.. I. 1 . 17 UIUI IU UIV |UU ; lie uiiuhs it •** »»••• »u |toss«,ssi(iii t»i 

em! ark 011‘ the sb ami l.l.i r* 'J uulj [' oue ttbout Mr. Emanuel Youug, the owner, at North Shields. They 

1 «muarg o» the steamship Constitution, waa cunslieil in ■ , 7 .... . . . 


make up my mind, qauseu 0)0 noi 10 reuuce rail aud ex- bers of the Company of Jesus, young, miuaie-ageu auq * - i, p im —■ 

amine them more accurately. I uni since of opiuion they ojd, to adopt three-cornered hats, threatening the rebel- FLOUR — lu the u&rly part of the week, owing, pmbubly, 

might possibly he the 'iulsaing ihlpa.” Houa with ecclesiastical terrors, aud expuUlon fram thu to moderate receipts uud a decline in freights, a better 

..The mjitu's statement Is also given confirmatory of the mystioal aud political order of Loyola. Hm Italian pa- f ,, revailed in the Flour market, and up to Thurs- 
uhuve. The luffuu Urd the lluuoretlou w^ kep^t h, the ^t hhD h.ve heeu 'taJ, totaly »h,„. 

mate. Mr. Simpson, uud those elrcuiiistuuoee were entered -Ruformed aU(l Three-cornered " Jesuits. at ^ 30O>3 60. but Including some small parcels ot 

hy him lu till,' log ; he thinks it ft still iu the possession of Tlllnoft aud Ht. Lmila at >3 60(<H3 80 for superfine, and 


Nall Reds - I - |U 

Cesliogv, Ain. . . — « - >3 

Lumber, 

> miI t.rl'es. 

ll.Hit.U1.1u. V-a n 00 40 04 
do. y.Uow pUM. to 04 14 00 

d«i cypT.sSy. , . . tl 00 14 00 
BUvM,|>«,ftlM0O 40 00 aoo 
do. w .««k bld.c. 44 00 4100 
du. F rrnch i/utu 44 M 14 00 
do.w.o.ttuudiBj, _ i, M ol 


TzzS ]s 

ku .... -r 40 -40 

't-'is i* 


was ca/wized iu l | luv ,, tt j -0 examined T)ionms Davis, a seumuit, aud who 


lea U is located in 8uu Antonio, about 150 miles tra**' I °* ***' ^* r w ** r ‘’ drowned. The W|u4 at the wheel 011 board Hie Renovation when Hu, ves- jM iirs that 

I IIHIlieM (if those (liUCUTU red t(t Iihv.. lu,. . ... 1 


15 621 1>^dera, uud he says; • * . 

12*639 “ Vfal ran imagine the wealth of this mlue. which ft lo- 

13.022 1,1 11 harrow, steep ravine, about one mile from the 


river viilley. when I tell you there Is a village of some j A. Loaibordh 


names of those dlscuvere^ to have lieeq drowned are 
billows : 

1*. Guronlco, M. Fri. J. (liaunlui. J M, Rulettl. A Fell 


d Pftrja correapondent of tho NrUodeI In 
nevr gives us some laughable luforuiutlon It up 
Iml tile Freuoii liave learned to make counterful 


.1 »3 ao®*3 60. but lueluJIuff tome .urell pared, ot ( “ 

Tllinut. i.u J Ht. tomb, at »a 60<»»U 80 fur -upertlue, am) J a 

,4 3J(Sf4 0314 fur "lira and cholee mark. Ye.terjuy jJL * * — 

about 1000 bbb* changed bauds at thu rupgo of the ahbve 


** soft were observed, who entirely corroborates, word for 
word, tlie statement mude by Mr Hiuipson. 


coffee berries of Worthless Hour. Tlie paste 6r dough is. 
by menus of moulds skillfully iiruuured. made to assume 


12.483 H, *'‘ ul t,u * Dh'Utb of the ravine, oooupied by he 

I ill.. nulllHOJlf ll Il.leu ul.l.t. I.... t . ■ 


^ tl, tliat there is a decrease lu the ports ^ i h “. « ou,,tr y' !?»«»* »*« been built up and 

I ^ 0 **k aud Boatfin .... i ii i , i , . , entirely supported for years, by the stealings Of iM-rsons 

^Gphu urtlf 1 Ud ' “ Ugkt lu of employed lu.the udue I suppose that one-Uuth of the 

ftiiportlu ' , l * morM a «‘d NewOrleaus. The greatest rich ore is stoleu ; there is uot a native miner in Chili 


10 M v Jl . ( J i u it it I ii i I M 1|„U*«| . ■ , wuru,i.ierag4e W .»4maueuy the shape of grains of coffee., whether of Mocliu. or llour- 

u i, i, ii luhtti.A Felijn. TJie Admiralty wish 4 o ascertain if the ships miglit he bon. or Martinique, to suit the tastes of buyers. Thearti- 

i. or.. 1 . | ourtno. A Lombards, Jr., J. Oral. wlinle sliips. Letters have been written to the collectors llcftl grain ft theu baked HJl it takea the color of parched 

— — V - « iff cust.ims at ull Hie whaliug ports iu England aud Hcot- coffee, aud retailed . as ^h.^with great profit. In the 


•Xk4<(M OF tii if STKAMSHir Pmmjpknt. — A dvices from 


mu.uum ''"week'^reeelpt., 33.IIW l,hl» -..purU, HjBlO. 
or Dour- GRAIN— In thu early part of the week whit* Corn was 

Ttie artl- aud there being u speclul demand for that kind. 

iMu^be r4>ln * 4000 lutck " 'M, ou Saturday, at 60f Imrne- 


WhU.:,^; in im 


* t °lH»riioi 1 “ l «uoru and NewOrleaus. The greatest rich ore Is stoleu ; there is ‘uot a native miner In Chili to have belonged to the ill fated steamship Frea! 
IU . t i* 1 lu Ban Francisco,-' The inluuV w b° not steal wheu he has a chance, uud boast -of ’it receutiy waslu-d a/ bore ut Granada. Barbadocs. 

“•^Uy exhibit a v.r f large increase. aRenrarde. When the mines are rich, the owners em- 

.V* I-—— “ ..^1, • M...II.U N«*w.er.. -*olreuUr fr<«u the H 


rjlk tu mmertuln ^whether noy *hktor. ku.w.rlug ffnJrTeuI 

ipliuii given were mlsalug iu 18o0 or 1861. th (; w(k1( . „f falsification, otl 


Atsiiix - The steamer Uuitvd HUtra arrived at 


. R uu the :uki>. ..I. i l- , J Until I them ft llu depeudeuce U 

^ KiftOrluans tl W |- to '* Uvb 14 tWKRly hours! them The owners seldom go ueai 
«»us J the quickest passage on reoort^ 1 they do, they rarely go into them. 


luv, i wuius. ueu me minus are ricu, inc owners em- I 
ploy a foreman for each miner, to overlook Adm while 
inlnlug ; but I am told thut the fo/ouwu are MHi^d as the I 
men ; there ft tin depeudeuce to be placed on uuy of 
them The owners seldom go uear the iniuee, and wheu 


l.eruma.lu the WJ ull, U .th.t . 0«ure beta, .uppueej „ ^,^4 glreB w „ r ,'„, lw |„ff |„ 1B«, u r i W1 . 

U, hike b.rpu».J to lh. IU totej .,«.<p.hp 1're.lj.ut, ... % h , .» vt uu toot, it.pp..,., thruuX- 

reeeuhy wu.h, J^hure ul Ur.u.d., Itartad— . „ u . u.preto 8l u,,. .ho h.d heuej U.pUl„ 0««d «|«'.kt 


ee. aud retailed as Iqcb. w»h great profit, in the , - . T .. 7 

>cry stores. The pructlce^vjfay g.meral in Frauce. of diatcly after, howler, the receipts lucraaslug, the rate# 
iug trout the groerrs coffee ready parched, facilitate* gave wsy to 46(a)4H4 for white, i^ud 43(a) 454 for mixed, 
mod.; of falsification, otherwise Imporalbie yaffow, etc., at which rauge about fib 000 suck* had found 


ttaOW—Bwt 0/thl. tiuUtalM 
ll'ed—tar, the Mb or Jaw out. fko t! 
-ennui 1 .Ul he uwuJirf be UtahoiiAa* 


* Maksim. Nr.wirAriKs* — A oircular from thu First Assist- 
ant I'ost-iuaster General deetdes that marking au (Idvei - 
tisement in a uews|mper. seul by u\ail. dees uot sulgect 
the package to letter postage. ’ «•' 


" - — ~ T - iiureh—rejM' to Thur»J«y nlffht V e.teril«y lhe •»<•• T 

It lippearfl frum thu tw lot of Bouton, TOr .tout Uooo reek, ut there. tl»un«. m.kl« • tout for . . “ 


-2 ( ''*1 ThontaH'llowuril, near iOlklmul, Mil., Jiuh up 
tv>w G.i.vt j^elds 26 quarts of uiiik per day The Colohel 
b4is Hkt'lve vuws which nut him >6ou per auuum. • 1,11 


V»l, just published, that there are In that city seventeen , k f . , dl ^ k 0f 

iidlvldhuls and coritorations Uzod ou half .a million and I ""7 , * Ul "J"" 


Oats fully 15.0U) I 


r,ft ; nine on >400,600 aud upward*; nineteen on : bU4M*hnvc fa'en 


>:tUOlKX) uud upwards ; fifty on >2iW.UO«) aud upwards, aud 30/&&14 fur Indiana and tit. Louis la aaet 
one hundred aud eighty-seveu or > 100.000 aud upwards, at 704 iu hulk, and 76/876* |t 100 lh; 


s«ea« w* ’ | ..re, a. 

taken at 28*4 for Indian. In bulk, and , ; Jl 

. -re., u* i in -niitoi ... .Bran has ** 





Cljt to (Orleans Ctiristidn Jlbjprfltf. 


*l w i r it. 

go I ra* a. child. 

utriiste. 

i.MtvuIt 

I h r .Irturet.-iwy hmrt. 
Cring. t.hv.v,n 
. I lot IhlAC-hil-t of lore 


A ]in]v>r MbtikMI «I Mttainiww culled tin 
wienie, (l-n-'uncw* In »«trnn(i Iciine tluise win 
wereeBjrnpvl in firing into the dimmer, Cnninn- 


wereei»)r.i|te.l In firing into tlie "tmincr t ntunn 
.■he, ll MTStlmt pnmoetiole Imve l*» nr™ 
It em the Anterlonn Mrfe, hut krgttee Hint otto 
! ■ Hint' tine* not nulhori.e mother, 
j The (Irnlo nlro »t«le* Innl n iWT)je nttmlier nf 
the oiiltcM «f Mltomqnui, taolu-ling ninnv In- 
■lien, hnve united in » neiitinn for the imnlon of 


Oongrenttlonnl > h» in’u Flood in the Ohio. 

iv >.MiM.T"t April m. I*6'J fi in tli- I'lititliiiridl Jeurn.l iifilorll'ilinh. w ir ■tin t 
I II" rlinlr hit til for.- Ill M imt" ediiiluiliili"i- | 1 ill. r,,|l.-wli-r |ii.rt!rnlir* of Hi/' reripit dlmun Mint tl""d In 


tli ■ M tmtf rOmmuolen- j t 

n 172 l iLnn "fl r it'i 1 * "tn* front Hi- Secretary of tlr«* N»»y> in r» «|»*»ti“ t\t t 

i 0 Iiuyc l»ccn find |u „„ m of |h(> relative irr(..ln nHow* tines t“* 

l«, but nfRUcn thnt nut' . r.lo.-ra of ihV navy, and fanci rnlng ih« several Ktn«Jc «•! ;> 
c another. •• d »•“- J In tin* nitty , . , - > , j 

i thn* n lnrn'n iiinnlipr fil Mr ll ttnlln inmlt -omn remark* vxpiuinlw! end 
I thnt A IrtTtf* miraiwr f»i lng i|h , Jmt]vX #|||(|jcr of Ma |,fe B g*|.nt certain charge 


profrtrod' agtilnsi him in tlin Boston Mull. 


f li«f /VI I cuh it ny .Mirttnnirfilirln and Ohio. r. vers : 

■IV i* hut«» 1*111 r fly Iron able to- slim up tin- dnlnnge Mid 
! Htt-liTr* of Ih- In tn flood, wlit'li we fltn! nuiseho Mir- 
Htult ii » v i tmt lit r nud si Ul more iWlnm'lve iimtidntlon. 
At llti’ llnif wt- rotnnn nrt- thl- nrllrh - Muinlity ••▼« , nli»ff 
! in S n’l l' ck— tin- water Ik U)> to 23 ft * »?sb'l Itotli rivers 


tii.’ifK Ti- r .At in .« « mi; Isthmus sp-tiUi-tn- 
.*1111 K in IK hen. who arrlvid, ut N.*V ol K mi tin- I i ■ ]• 

■ •oKul I hi 1 -t litnus of I’utiHnin In twelve hour- him t • < \ ■ 

tlVR militate lit- f ;iy ■ III in i>hf I .T- tit. i it lit. 1 1 |. I,'., j. 
■•••til. Till- grant difficulty In the Cidirniuin f|-i.i|'f i- in 
tile < r. rhiiiil transit from oceini to nr* mi \\ ■ • ■ il 

i lremly r-tlprul from tire iinltl six ihtyiMo I w iv .mi! 
three. unn iter- hhflh*. AVhVn the 1*111111111,1 limit m l 1- 


1 M tiic nt. the rule of 0 to 7 Inchec nu hour. With 11 hem j «uta|ileteU. that time will lie dlminluhed Ip Iwo tmure. - 
I rnln mlllnp. which commenced Frldiiy evening nbout 01* . . .... v 

o'clwk. nnd h&A continued nlmont without Intermlwlon i,ifk i?i Paris. — A correspondent of tho Huston Ath 


A Great Work for th^ Poople. 

KimiTII tJlMTIoN 

Hr.\UAS2T Aill) K^SNDTII. 

Hy H. K.TKKKT. I> 1).. Presitleiii 01 (Iriiiii Ohlhpe. 
New York, lit one volume. V2 tno.. with phrlfnlt. Price, 
thtr. DOhi.Aii puf copy. JOHN HAM. th tlrnvier -t. 

<?d* Active thintWscrs. on Rpplicntion. i*|in llnd employ 
ment for the sole of this popular ami Unit ly publication.. 


BOUiU-Wi.oTElitt ilOOASTos 

•'011,% It A 1.1 ^ 


“AM,, 

N ’' Unrk, 

1. 


tiitriim.-i.t 

Jolhtwinp ; ‘""y* lw 

M UTIIOIIIST 110,11, ... . ! 

All th" puMic-nthm, „f tl.lt. <■ ' Kli>; ' 


'mi* Concern 1.. ... 

lion, nt cutnlopiie jffioos. H 6||j 


hirr n. Ka.,.^A TOnde^ac B *to n Atli. | 8«^., Beh^rf 


s4vmni(e that firm that very 
I never knew a rare. 


on there nearly six months. 

A young man named Wm. Bartlett, n native 
of St. Idouis, was murdered near the battlo field 
ofResacu, on the 15Ui tilt. Tlie young man'wnf 


Territory, was taken up and passed. 

Mr. Putnm r inlroduoed a bill to enforce liens In adml- 


>Ti,!iH».''wlI?huL fl Ay"ghn^ nwdllrn brjonil [“™ lh ' Km*tr«t horror of being fnt ; Jc*th liu fo^rn 

tho iKiunda of nn ordinary spring freshet. Now. both norrora than corpulency. There in no dotibt thn corpu- 


write* of the ledle. of l'.rl. iu folio;, : •• Udlu In lull *|'» # r-oelrc A eopr of the work, free of ,,i«Ug". f, 0 
Imre the greatest horror of being fat j de.th hu f.^en Valuable Theological Work*. 


J >iyKNILK BOo“k„; 


dlty, and to regulate the proceedings therein. 

The dfllclenry bill whs then mumed. 

Mr. Howard uddressod the Honats' for two hours. In sup- 


one of Doniphan's regiment, artd had nerved port f 
through his memorable campaign. He was shot ,n J r 


rivers are gushing over their .banks, and Information from lency of the Duchcaa d® PrAalln was the remote cause of 
Hie hriid wiili ra of both lend, u, to look for utlll further h ,, r nuir.ler ; nod I re.lljr bellore thnt if tho Snlliiuo low 
eneroRcbments of tho flood. -- - 1 1 


RECENT rMTORTATION. 

The entire works of the Rev. Charles Simeon, M. A.. 


theology. 

This department Is very larjrt. Pm i‘ . 
works In Theology published In 


•nrt of the amendment giving additional aid to the 0ol» 


A^ ro w n sell I e!^ P u n dny ni om I ng . .the Monongahela was J ,d not Prevent a lady from ascending the throne, the first wlth copious Indexes, prepared by the Rev. Thomas Hart- rope, among which may bo foundthe^^ 
rising at the appnlllng rate of two feet nn hour ; and from Empress would ordain the destruction of all children who twit Homes, B. D.. 21 vols. 8 vo. Price. J.40. >le reray Taylor, Wesley, Clarke. Henry Rb» ** *^i 


r fwrchaoc* her gentle ry» 

Ik i u wl ■!»■*■ 


while riding In * (t»g* wfhgon, liy some olio coir- 

coaled in the ohaparrnl. 



— - llorsK or RrpRRSKSTATivrs. — Mr. Elorouoe. of Pcmisyl- 

■ • . ’ vnnla. yesterday, just previous to the rising of the House. 

Prom Textl. presented a petition, numerously signed.- and-wldebr-Uu. 

Hr tlK. -l-MOAUIr M"«l«.Cpt. ri™, «. h.T«r~"lml «"»* hundmljord. In length. I» f.ror of th" 

•late* from OalvMton to Thursday last, and our exchanges Thc j| OUM nt^jyed Itself Into a Committee of the Whole 
from th® Interior, but wc do not find any news of linpor- nnd took up the homestead bill. 

, Mnr „ Mr. Stephens, of Georgia, took the floor, and aftof allu- 


‘"Mr’linderwood followed. He was In favor of allowing j J*® Tweli^h “ppean-d Inclined to corpulency. During the past week 

£26.000 a trip. Z **&*' r *K there haa.been burled at Pefre le Chaise, the Marquise de 

Afrer au executive session, tlje Heimle adjourned. , W|m \' h „ lhe c(T ,^ t of t 'he heavy raid of Saturday 1 . * * * • f* 10 d,ed ln consequence of having ruined her dlges- 

nl Sunday on the streams already so cnormoUslv swob tlon hy the excessive use of vinegar the Princess de * * ♦. 


ami Sunday on the streams already so cnormoUslv swoV tlon hy the excessive use of vinegar the Princess de * * ♦, 
-lvUt andfiiU riflngi Itl^lmp^ibjo^^i^iot wfthccfr-, f rom tile same 'cause, having exhausted herself by refus- 
Will, U.. I Ilf, .tin,. tlon WC Imv- ,,r n,",ut" ... , „ kr „ umcl „ n ,„ nurl , hm „„, , ... 


itpmes, i». v.. vois. ® to. rnco. »«yn»r. n estey, Clarke. Henrv 

Complete Works of Jeremy Taylor. 3 wols., quarto. Eocke, H#;on, Milton, Collier Bhorlnsw 
Price, $*2o. l’ah'y , Stackhouse. Burnett.TIllotson Pxt'rilx^^'H 

Dean Swift’s Works, conlplcte, 2 vols. 8 vo. Price, £10. I'dghton. Harrow. Melville, Magee pi 
Hishop Hall's Works complete In 2 vols. 8vo. Price £20. Ncvius, Evans, Horne. Bloomfield Crud 


|.| quarto. Eocke, D#:on, Milton, Collier, fiherWw J^Sk’l 

CM 


the streams berow' us. the Hearer, the Muskingum; the » K .«> WKe.aumoioni nounsnment ; andMme.-vv, the 
Kanawlui. and Scioto, all running over their banks, and w »e of an ngOi iU change, ‘ killed bv vlnogar.’ The mother 


tlon hy the excessive use of vinegar ) the Princess de * * *. Hishop Hall's Works oompleteln 2 vols. 8vo. Price £20. Nevlns, Evans, Horn 

fr om the iiaifao cause. haTl n g exha usted-herself b y refus- KxposlUnn- oftthe Four Ooepela, by the Rev . Thomas knd ( Kit In, HutU-r. 

Ing to take.suflloient nourishment; Add Mini*. * * *, tho Adaina, B. A.. 2 vola. Price. £3 60. D'Aubigny. I.utlicr, 

wife of an agai ile change, ‘killed bvvlnogiir.’ The mother Bishop Keith’s Affairs of tho Church and Stato in Scot- BIBLES! 11 YJ 


the Olilo at this point already un to within eleven feet of or vinegar Is the first cousin of death. The first and last b»ud. Bpottluwood, 3 vols. Price. £0. J 

til?™ 1 “ CSat to icwdj ^bl« n ”for dl U« !”"° n ' thr "'; '«*• tumbler* of rlnrgar, an.l SpoUlnw,^', Ml«"U»„y. 4 Tol*. l'rlr", »6. 


Nevlns. Evans, Horne. Bloomfield Orid-T?^ ^ 

..■na. Kin... iiuii"r, 

ll'Aublgtiy, l.uth.'r. Uivlrln, ,i*„ "Us el/^ 

BIIILK8! I1VMNB! AND PhAn,^ 

An « l «riT" Awortment, of ,u ,| IMi 


A— other Mt'RnrH. — Th" U «r»ng" Mooom.nt .l«t"r Sf^^TSf ' w.tiriT^ t“o tareSwi, l*ro»^M,,!n", of tlm.reln they Ul-a-horrlbl" punUmuilt-fkt. Ilrtwefn Tlmg.r 

iwt Mr. Botnurl Trurnn"! of P.yrtt" "oontj ™ * n t "" "xprjrd hh^ir u bring on^dto th.>wig" of now Ming will l» frit lo add dh.iu.lrr upon dl«.trr, nnd enrd... thr fMhlon.blr world her. In In n rorry way." 

.. . „■ i) .,,.1 V "..""Ad ,,’.."..1 Thr Allrgbrny rlrcr In coyrred with Hunting frngmrntr ac a ,- »..ur.-. 


Meander's Life of Chrysoston, 1 yol. 8 vo. Prico, £2. 


I of bindings. 


SCHOOL BOOKS. 


of the loth ult by a Mr. W. P. Hughes, and | tin- bill before the committee, until some general system 
amort Inrtantly klllrd Thr Monnrmmt myr. •• A» wr „f dirporing ylf thr public domain rhnll hnxr hrrn nd.^t- 
«#k., the nnrtiriilarv correctly, we „/■ ^7. ?** ?. ml representative rountr^ he said. 


hare been unable to gather the particular* eorreetly. w, ^ 

* l_ • • rr II I.-! 1^1 tnn.n.1 * |. V I •• ... . . - 


The Allegheny river is covered with floating fragments 
of rafts, valuable timber, and lumber ol all descriptions, 
which hare been swept from their moorings, and noW 


Davidson's Kcleslaetlcal I’allty of the New Testament, 1 I . wou,d respectfully cail ]t]bo- attention ti. 

. » ... I phnnli •ii*nluiM .....I ,.n. " l 


Tho Emperor of Russia is a1>out visiting the 


refrain from giving rumors.” Hughes fled Immediately |j p Jltl not rise to defend a 
after the occurrence, and as yet has not been appre- lay down grave fundamental 

g'lrernment can lx- sustain 

nenuea. 


mingle in wild confusion with trees, drift-wood, and fence °Jj Prussia, and the royal family of Prussia Is-in- vouuei. s urauun »ry ui mu uioic. i voi. rnce. t»o. 

rails. Numbers of human beings have been seen on rafts. ‘ , to ttt the i solemnities ut Moscow this year Christian Evidences, by Paley. he., 1 vol. 8 vo, Price, i 

.ml ,<r>rtloiu. of mftv m they rwept past thr city, clinging 'i *’f thr thounandth annlrrrrary of the foundation y[ H . R p 0 ro arc hut a Tory frw of our rrrent r,.orlt 
to their proprrtj at thr port of tlltclr llvra. And w. c l il "' r “ m1 »5 Nlcholw la allied by marrlagr to ar '’ ul " r “ w of , ur r '" nt "'“'l 

Jlret to aay. that llvea hart- artnaUy bron aacrlflcrd ln Tlcw the llouar of Brantlcnburg. , from London. I craona wlahlng to get „ Library, or l 

of our Inhabltanla hy tlila adrenturoua aplrlt. One raft The London Tithes hhvh that tho liirhtinir anil wou1 ' 1 d0 weU to " |,nJ thclr ordrra early. 

SOT J0IIN ‘ CO- » H racier at, 


government can l>c sustained. Parties, he contended. 

„ j * . . Texan mta »«ust be organised with reference to tho predominant ques- 

Cai ii oaau — The flan Antonio Western Texan , fays t ions of lhe day ; andM great Hitical question at pres- 
that large numbers of wagons are passing througtrthat ( -nt to this county* he idered to be the law for the 
plaoo on tbclr way to California. reclamation of fugltiv , t ves. The majority of the-pefj- 


nd any party or .friction, but to rails. Numbers of human beings have been aeen on rafts. 
nt>l prlnrlpl»w. without wlilch no »nd portion, of mft. in, they awrpt n.rt the city, dinging 
Alined Parti..,, ho contended.' to their property it thr peril of their llvra. And wo tr- 


Vol. 8vo. Price, £2. 

Calmet's Dlcalonnry of the Bible. 6 vols. octavo. £36. . 
Calmut's Dictionary of the Bible. 1 vol. Price. £6. 
Christian Evidences, by Paley. &c., 1 vol. 8 vo, Price. £4. 
Tho above are but ,a very few of our recent receipts 
from London. Persons wishing to get n Library, or re- 


chants, teachers, and others In wantoflft^ I 
my large inti TaluihU aaaorlment, h 

Spoiling B,«ika, Klocullon lam. “ 


BMUltwrn UI WIJt’HM I— n ■« tuia rnuutg UT IUCUU iv. uv .... ..." — .. . „fT ,, tt„ l„U.l 'OUUIBUIIU UI IQV llvW 1IUUSU UI IgUIUIUUnS IS J “L nu un- 

Me on tbelr w.y to CiBfornl. rrclimiUon offtlgtUT .»"« The mnjorlty of the pen. ** IsMUb fpoi^rg problem Membera cannot day In It more than 

P,*e. Another ,re occurred In Ban Antonio on the ^ p^ndl»h.r nftr, 'of 


Pi. .-Another fire occurred In «vu.tltutt,.n.l ehllgntion. ; and no platform could aland ";."J.f tl."P"rp"i.dicul,.r pl.T, <.ftt," upper or Mechanic', 

night of the 19th ult., bat the amemnt-of damage done |, „„ ,„«!d np.,nkhe ConalituUon.n6rwouldi.ny " ,r ™ “g th ° ihattered to Trnmii.inb, and thi 

waa not large. admlnlatmtton he auataioed unleaa It were actuuted hy mep loat. \\ e werwnot eye wllueaa to thla diknrtctb yet 

our information Im from i*cvoml sources, and so. positive. 


Arro.irnar.WT. — Benjamin F. Jb&neofi. Esq . has been | such principles 


to devotui to! umusementg'whlle all tbc reporters, uotwlth- 
;standing every precaution, have caught'severe colds, and 
lwcn yearly killed. 


2S 


appointed Poet-master at AosUttgln place cf Dr ; flamnel (1 
Haynle. rrrigned r . 

— r in g I t Enn.r Pxw— '■nivrixwrTTf Mr Hlkfisid. mi Kw 


He went on Instate that if. which he did not admit, the lh " ■UUmmnt appears, we must admit 


North would not s 
not care l.ow soon 


.land up to the Cnnatltullon. he ahiuhl |f, HI* difficult to roallce thnt three men. tnbmd day- 

■ow aoon the confe.len.cy were rent launder ; he.. \W*M» «f ‘h*' numliera which, deep to tho pelting ;lat ult . during the late nort 
himaelf oppoeed P> national eouT.nUona, and. tu. Trunlctt, pf Nora BcotU, from 


Smrwakck ano Loss ok Lirr. — Ou tho evening of the 
1st ult.. during the late north-east storm, the schooner 


MEDICAL NOTICE. 

DR. L, PIERCE, 'of 'Columbus; Georgia, respectfully 
culls tho attention of Physicians. Druggists and dealers in 
Medicine to 

El’l’lNG’S EXTRACT' OK BUCHU. 


Spelling Bia.ka. Klocullon LnH. Iw ' 1 - 

Kcndlng Hooka. Artthmrt!; 

Dlctlonarlea, A|geb ^ 

Unimmara, u 

Hhctorlc, 0K r'^ 

V Com po.lt, o n . ; 

Drawing, , Chcmi.try ***^ 

Book-Keeping. BoUny 

■ , • , ' M ^, : 

gee..,:,: 


Thl, eicellent remedy for all diaenaea of the kidney* " rfn ° h 1 U ™ ,m ' lnr ”' S^^^rtc.,.” 
. . t tt I flimiilsh. Genimn and lUllan 


^rwlfrand me. 
angel of my youth. 


Be rood, and vary fair, 

I SATartil trtr.Tiwh*. again. 
AnH-mynngelthere 


• ...u.au, . U e.vHwu.i - laiaaivvaj ivi nil tlirniaf.' UI tut' Itllllir)'* I n , . — avar. KIV., ft^ 

UanHOafor-NBRYOrKt- Will' nud urinary organs generally; alan, till I>y«fM»pHn o«m, B j lu.n d PI >, " 1 |![/ ^ tW “ nD Dk-th^ 


of ordinary kinds, and duration. Is owned and barefully n •, „ , 

(prepared by the subscriber, and is offered on his Medical arc . okand a11 de * cr lpUj!M. 


EXCITING NEWS FROM 

RW miSflE CITf aa4 ROMA! 

Two Men Hung tn the CUixent—Six Men 
(gat Shot m Camp— Probable Murder c 


Austin, says ! 

** Tin* weather has 


I n7.n n ,,!!.V;VvVle f 'nra.'e r T;t»rpow^;-U 1 e < o'^ ' , AU%ZZ 


tm-n nnlte chillr for the Uat two I dlaaented. and four other |>apera. to aimer that thewhlga den paralyala of the vital powera-the only hypotlicala oh; 
ir.ud a cl^ lky Thera ™ a were more In favor of the Jompromle... a. a body, than the which we ran admit that drowning(ha, occurred In theee. 


dav* with nnriti wind and ■ clear ikv There was n I were more in iavor or tup compromiw. as h Douy.inaninc " 

rttght foci m icne pu*. on Monday night, hut w. two «. ». dl ^ d J ?hT SSTTi 


brother were caved. I ry 'dlrectlona found on the label, qn.onfh bottle. Whole- „ c “ u lu “ ntt «nHonor hla frlen4»j«' 

""" ' . . aale price $8 per dill. Retail. »1 per bottle. lie to hia choice collection of Mlic.lUn WM1M J*] 

AnaaNBAe Kmtn -On the ild ult. the Arknnaaa river 0rd „„ alrt ! cu , d lo L pi E uck . Drngglat, Columbna " ° r , k " AU thc mw ,na 
igaarlaing at Llttld ltock. and there waa alx feet water In (le„rgl„. will be duly attended to. Caah, or reforencea, r, ' CLll '‘' d '<*<“ aa laaued from the 
the channel. . expected. RoaJectfuUy ndrcrtlatvl. ^ DOMESTIC AND FOllKIUN STATtOIBJ 

Naval Cof« T ,M.a T ',.p.-A Naval Oen'eral Court Mortlcl *•) L. PIljRCK. Proprietor. Al „ r , «-““» «■*•> of 

is ordered to convene on board the U. 8. .hip Pennaylva- - - . ■ ■ “ "J 

tiia. at Norhdk. on the ’doth of May Commander. Arm- A CHOICE BOOK. ' Letfor W^NofoT AP “ 1 

atrong end Piluuilera. end I.luuta, Williumaon and.Pcgrani. third EDITION IN PHK8H OF CAUQHKY’S RK- BOOKS. COPYtNO PRKSSPN 1'ii;"!? 1 ^ 1 >Ul1 

^tobemeri.bef.ofjL I • VIVAL MISCELLANI»». containing eleven’ of hla RK- the loweat caah price*. • 

MARKABLE SERMONS, Ac., a mine- of RICH AND Auy orders forwarded to me forflUMbw .... 


Were It was not sew enough to do any teal damage In I Jf the Smithy a war agalifrt the Lord of Creation ; th. 

1 ----- — i colored man being Inferior to the white, Intellectually and 


Th* R-n Antonin l edo-er hu the follow- 1 * nd he said. Is an entirely different being being cThigh iuiTt^ Vai’du^’glhr^reat flood of 133?’' 

Thx Uduws -The, Ban Antonio Ledger has the follow proceeding to show the decrease In the number of w f. T Uited. yesterday afternoon, that part of the city 


The Post of thc 21st says : 

The water, high ns it was. wanted nearly three feet of i 


Arkansas River — On the 23d ult. ‘the Arkansas river I 


STANDARD WORKS, 

In cTHiy department of Science, Llhiratun 
.1 . B. would call tho attention of hla friandnJA, 
lie to hia choice collection of MlacclliuroiuniiLI 1 ' 
Work. ! All tho new and valuable workiidl!!!^ 
received ns soou os issued from th., 


too Men Hung bnthTCitixem-Six Men- , ,nr 

abet in Conn Probable Murder of ln * ltWM cri»H-e lo the Indiana : / 

wSr ti;. Col. Munford. ('apt Newton and Lhut/ Denman, vfllo elapae d. and the Boor , 

Tkoe. H. Harnt, Of Homo— nreat of tb< | t n ,hla rily a few dayaainee™ nmlr for Ringgold Bar- Mr. Smith, of Alat 
Mexicmna to Sock Br own sr »7 / e — Ma l / Ittdtr • racks, wen? firtd. opon by a party of Indtans. No Injury He controverted the t 
Murdered bo Indian*. ' v ' was sustained. , The fall particulars we hare not been 

A* Bnnmrill* (Texas) Rio Bpsto, of tho »ht* to learn. J 

IL _n —A I,... : nR i MMMivMl r/tnl flint. H is said that a party of about twenty Indian warr 

• caUed at one of, on) np’per Poate. and r„,neat"d the c 

I follawilg exciting intelligence . msndrr to fnrnl‘li them with freeh V< f The comma 

A party of sentlemen amvod U«t evening h.g offlw r tenJemi to his guests such luxuries as he 


.free blacks, when compared, with slaves, when his time w hi c h lies on the banks of the Allegheny, and found the Naval Cov*t, Martial.— A Naval General Court Martial | 

riapaed; and thaHoor vra* take" by autferlng among tho Inhabltanla Tory great In aome of la ordered t^coivene on hoard tho 0. S. ahlp Pennaylva- 

Mr. Smith, of Alabama, who spoke In favor of the bill, the dwellings near the river the water had risen to the ,. ; s_ Nnpr 'i w hn , Un i^. 

He controverted the nnruinents that hud been adduced J..ann.i atn» „ n ,i In m„nv„ih*pa “ hmi ..,>vnp.ui «k.. m U.|R, at Norfolk, Oil till JOtbvOf May. Commanders Arm- 


rertoa vne arguments that hud been adduced ,i,.cond story, and in many others it lmd covered them en- ^ *”/ T“ — T w * ***^* 

passage, nnd couteuded that If it were known tlrely, except n small portion of the riutf. it extends up i K,ron 8 «nd flilunllers. and Lieuts. Williamson and.Pegram 
had a hundred nnd sixty acres bf land, he. the streets and nlleys leading from the Allegheny river to We to be mem Ws of It. J 

capitalists enough who would make advances p B nn street. ; - r - 


It ia acid that * prtty of about twenty Indian warriora f!'“ ld “P'f*''«‘* enough who would nuke advancer 
I caRed at one of; onr upper Ptata. and rc TUCrted tho com- | Itmtwnu M wiaM ahlm togcanh It. He .’U l pglaed agllcul- 


The basement of the Liberty street Methodist Church. 


rnauder to friraidi them with fresh beef The command- w a pursuit of the utmost importam e to any country, on the corner of Hay street, is filled WiUnrater, as are also ™ 

Ing officer tendered to his guests such luxuries as ho on- 'I™ f l untcd variety of statistics to show that in England., those houses in the block' from Redoubt alley to the term- 
j« .red himaelf. vix • corn-beef salt pork, hard bread, etc.. J Te hundred years ago. a week's labor would procure a inatlng corner of Third street. These are tilled prluclpul- ' 


A CHOICE BOOK. 


de <5^r, turn whom we leern the joyed him»rifr Til : corn-beef, salt pork, hard bread, etc . 

» —li.v f .... 41,- -f which our dainty brethren of the forest refused to accept. 

CVTOtS WHICH form tne caption OV ^ departed, Idleging it to be th; ir intention tv* visit 
for wmnt << non w* mre obliged uidv .ddlunnialn Meitco, 


to giy» only tfc» fcot* without >07 « t the ■tten 
Saat drcumiUiMM and portionl&ra. 


B MM tbit • Mr. Pitton, a gentlem an I pl«l. ft* the past* two months 
* a_L. iJ Lj -.fw the Gamancdies and various ol 

eai Brasos, Texas, formerly of Missouri, start- . counlrTi nejkr Fort 0ra hi 


U1C „ ,>m nnaunni w „„ .wi«m;w . , . . ly from underground currents, ad are also thoeer on the 

id departed,- Idleglng it to be their intention to' visit will at present. He considered the ownlug of laud as be- South side of Federal street. 

teir <>ld haunts inMexico. . ,n « calculated to promote early marriages, and thus in- i n the upper part of tho city, tho Allegheny had ex- 

Nhuk (*«!•»,.,! w*t at** fr.,m «rno.l anthoritv crease population ; while under the provisions of ’the bill tended Its boundaries back from what it was on Monday 

( ? ch man w,,uld be c * rtRln of »home. Ho referred to ,. V eniug. Tho foundries and mills, partially covered of, 
lat Jesse Stem. Biieclal Indian Agent, has been occu- »!,« Rnnaim n n *»*«r »L.t n «..n. in tho fitiow nf th.. „„Ti i- * * «..* j ix.„i 


W] SELECT SCHOOL, 

' I,N MAGIIEFj £iIUK0H, OAKONDKLET STREET. 


‘The pubheriber, ^having secured tho use of a suitable 
rooin in the basement of the Magheo Church, proposes to 


MVAL MISCELLANIES, containing eleven' of his RE- the lowest cash price®. 

MARKABLE SERMONS. Ac. . a mine- of RICH «AND Any orders forwarded to me forgUriurf 
PRECIOUS THOUGHTS ON HOLINESS. REVIVALS, hmeous Works. Foreign and Ann^t, ^ 
6ic. It is just the book for Ministers. Class Leaders, young attended to. as the subscriber is confide* 
converts. Christ's tempted ones, ft fid for all who desir® to experience, extensive acquaintance and •, 
be USEFUL and HOLY; that his ability toexecute anv nni.tfa.ii-L.A ... Ul 


that icsse Stem.' Special Indian Agent, 


ll^onnrll wUh I p ‘lu»H‘l poverty that prevails In the great cities of the Monday, were entirely 
w V» lV nl ? n : which the blU would have a ten.lerfdy to relieve ; | Will affect our citixens n 

the water works.- 


ended its boundaries back from what it w5s on Monday ro6iu ', ln th, ‘ “M?* 1 of ^ ^ heo Church ’ to 

veiling. The foundries and mills, partially covered on open a SCHOOL on the FirA Monday in May next* 


; # Which WAS bciltg unven into • amanche chiefs were present, and among them thc great ^ - 

stormed to sleep »t I noted wnMIgihitamo of Dm-ooir<bu-cop. rho Mr. Ilendricka, of Ind . followed, and defended the con 
ffiffllrf-The frell. ” How SX.’STeiSE S^!?B22^ d .L«l , SS -U»«tton.,ltyrf the Ml. before tl..«onin,Utej..n4 repllec 


the Camanriics : and Y*Ylouii other Intllan tribea in the I Went | nto R ^i^tory of David, who. from being a youthful 


y under water. But that which 
mostly, is the complete stoppage of 


O .^uonHl 4^ v,.rw t« n . 1 , d An the hekd I ftepherd. *F°se to bo King of Israel, as elucidatory of in which the steam engines were located, and filled them 

rS^^JtSSSk LJZ. .I rii thtni thn I N 1 * Tl °W“,i. and expressed his conviction tliat the bill fuust U p to the first floor, where tin? water approaches very near 


1 Btoppcd to slew gt 
I, called "The Wells 
two Mexicans and 


S'ra.r'onJmrarnt'.lld'hM'iaMlT’ mt jdltnUoiialltj of the hill Wore the committee, and replied waa also pnuring ovrr 
of .°P r -P°r." T ! m, ° t ' *7 , h h “ f. argumrot, that li.d brro urgrd against that propoal- hridgr. and frara were ol 

settlements, except ror tne pun»ose oi , nn u„ #»,.♦ h«jI h«n nnnit.ni ° • 


the water works.- The water has invaded those deep pits 
in which the steam engines were located, nud filled them 
up to the first floor, where the water approaches very near 
the furnace doors. The damage which will be done to the 
uiathlnery of other mills will be tremendous. The water 


Thft Tiwe.of Teaching to.be from K o’clock, a. m., to 2> a , 
r, m. ;\ . J 

The,;t!ourse of Instruction to be thorough and rit entire. 
embraringall tho 'Branches of Education taught in any 


n uvjuni, wc iui .u luixit-i r. ufiiuti r. young auenueu io. ns me subscriber is conflduL 6m u. 1 

c«»uverts. Christ's tempted ones, ft fid for all who desire to experience, extensive acquaiutnuce and wTa-, 
be USEFUL and HOLY. that his ability toexecute any order for Boobd^wTI 

The rapid and astonishing demand for this book has at very moderate prices, cannot be surpassed 
already exhausted two editions. Thd.third will bo out in Terms Dash. . JOHNBAL i ^ 

•a few days. fe8 Publisher and Bookseller 66 GniW. 

For sale by Mr JAMES MAOEE. No. 15 Washington - 


„ •-il f . ' . 4 . „ .... I ftt., Boston ; LANE fc SCOTT. New .York. JOHN EARLY. 

The .Course of Instruction to be thorough and nt entire. I a ... .. .. . .... ’ . . . 

, • I Southern Methodist Book Concern. Richmond. Va. 


with the officers of our Government 

(WOJMXICUIS ana a Doy virttrtt th. wblU >*MU«»nU. rxrrpt for .«fc*!"5K*»I ritfoc.^ir"^rir«rthrc7u^ 7""™ 

.L* W V„* et np 2 n *!? <1 c!S^ ^ Blr^jSrS^rttAiidrd 4u^th? > mo!tntbb^or^n l ’ ,hlcll i h ' P uMlc >* n , d * ,rer ” "ucoraalvely ceded to the n la feared that the bridge, on the Monoiahela, above 

out Dy these follows, for the Lfd Stem wUl he atjended with th. mo.t aatlafaolory re- Ocnerml Government for the common tieneflt of all the thia cite, have been carried av^y. J 

and dfcctl ' ... . , ?t»t«, and for tho dlaohargo of the publlo debt, which On the Allegheny old" of the river, yeatorjh; morning. 

AUf — , L._: n _ Bail. Wawted. — T ho Indlanola Bulletin eajl thet that having been discharged, he laid they ought no longor to iho good bring then at Ite height, covered the splendidly 

. - .e.f . .. "p...! . section of the country Is mfff ring greatly for want of rain beheld for the purpose of speculation. He went onto laid out gardens of General Robinson, and Invaded the 

or OI cmxeilB B tar tea out IB [T_l show the amount tbit had been derlvod by the Goueral first floor of his dwelling, as It did many of thusv flue 

the fellowi VU taken. Af- n . p _ ... * /lfV a Unvernment from the sale ofUnds^belng upwards of dwellings on Penn street. 

1 h( VII bung bj tbt oitinui Utw- oolomom Va?i Rermelaer.- T ne Albany (N t.j one hundred and twenty«nlne millions of. dollars /upon The grounds, engine* house and out*bulldlngs. adjacent 


the furnace doors. Thu damage which will be done to the of thO v flemtuaric* or Colleges in our country, vix : English. ... .. ° 

machinery of other mllle will br tromrlidoue. The water UUn .' und 0reek , Mcaton Unguagra. Mathematic, and ALLEN, Frtl River, M«. 
was also pouring over each end of the Mechanic street , B ° ’ : : 


Agents wanted to circulate the wprk. Address Rev. R. I . 
r . ALLEN. Fall River. Mass. fe 6 I U * M 


U> eAct hiving been given 
j of dtboni started oat in 
[ the tcliowi was taken. Af- 
hewuhnng by tho oitlieni 


sltlon. He reviewed the course that had been pursued, off. 
by which the public lands wero successively ceded to the it is feared that the bridges on the Monoarahela, above 
General Government for the common benefit of All the this city, hare'been carried awfcy. \ 

States, and for the discharge of the publlo debt, which On the Allegheny side of the river, yesterday morning. 


entertained that It would be carried tbe Sciences— Physical. Moral and Intellectual; 


also, BeUes'lsettres. 


OAK BOWERY FEMALE COLLEGE. 


The subscriber, alter an experience of ten years or more I ALABAMA CONFERENCB OF M. K. CHURCH. SOUTH 
In teaching, as Superintendent or Professor of several I faculty. j * 


J ,, , FACULTY . 

the flood being then at Its height, covered the splendidly Collegiate Institutes ln different portions of the South r 6T j; B. RUSSELL, M. A.. President. 

«"rt alTO SLn." 1 * Ud W " t • llu ^ M, lh,t he wlU *" *. b1 ' 10 «*« “ tl *'* ction t0 B. HODSON, M. A., Aajnnot amt Chemical Prnfaaanr 

first floor of niS uwelling, as It diu tunny ol thus® flue BUflrtllMtiR ami iiki-imiLm . __ _ T , 

ilwrlllnge on Penn itre«4. , u . l Mre. A. B. HODSON. Inrtruotreee in Drawing. Embroil- 

Thr grounds rnginr*houee and oat<bulldlnga. adjacent Branch, Spanish and Italian Languagei wllj be cry, etc. - 

to thc Venn Faotory, are underwater. The low to the taught (according to the Judldoue and popular method MleeC. LEK, Principal of Primary Department 

travem^y W flata! , r^ B N t, ^ata.^nd^ve^ r artlcl«!that t can f^for^iior *££££ E'cmC.dVn^ “*? M k J Prl " 0l,>,1 

be found to bear a voyager. charge for any or all of them— they being embrafied in the an d Teacher of French and German. 

. ..... ... . First Class, with the Ancient Languages, ato. — 

Loti. X.roLxoa hi. loco, ix.-The NewYnrk «4 *10 p.r month, according to tha . The .ensuing erselon of the ahove lmtltutlon will cop- 


. ra*. t. nrnafinra) nf tlm whnlo State Register girea the following sketch of the'Ufe of this which a net profit of sixty millions had been made, ex* to the Penn Faotory, are underwater. The loss to the taught (aoeordlng.to the judicious and popular method 
nsmrrhi* ijIStwifrim hla m«An distlngniabed oltlaen, who died recently ln that city I f a ,? d Terrltorici, Theee lands, machinery will be heavy. AU this part of the city is of Ollendorff.^ at the desire of the parents, without extra 

Gen. Solomon Van Rensselaer SHorti ia the tU « *«* article that can ch arge for anior aUof thim-they ielng embr.dcd in the 


Which . 


. . n L A . , urernnuBii. tuu iu voe oiu uruci pin 

1 from Roma, oromod the liter, ana the hm, hair a mile baok from the rii 
h the Other fhllow who had aseilt* miles from this city. Hli father wai 


p of Mr. Patton. 

i formalities had been extended 


Rensselaer, who fought with great ardor and distinction 
In the Revolutionary waif, and waa diuperately wounded 
at the battle of Fort Ann, Washington county, ln thii 


- . .f - A- . I,. .4 , 1 jj “V iwiu, u*« uuv UUPI vuu uuvei uiuriib uuit tw»mi.utm 

‘J™ J? 2 cents, and the had sold them to the Western settlers for 

w£r *flflA 008 dolllir »nd a quarter per acre— a profit whloh, iu 

Rf .J nJmTir private life, would be considered as tisurious and unjust. 
f,V' n ' ?, a ® He then went on to show the quantity of land which 

dev nuratelv wounded had ,urr « n dered to, Indiana, amounting to between 


J»KO. CLEVELAND.^ «M, CLXr*LA„ D . 4 . y. 

CLEVELAND, BROTHERS k CO. 
Commission Merchants 2l' CommercUl Place, fc,h 
leans. 

RICHARD NUGENT A (JO. * 

Cotton Factors and Commission Merchants, KaRr» 
Row. Carondelet street. New Orleans. H 

WRIGHT. WILI.I AMs' fc QQ. ' 

Commission Merchants. No. 03 Gravler itmt fn («*. 
leans. U 

8. E. UURMAN~kCa I 


Importers, Wholesale and Retail dealers in hkOH 
Straw Goods, No. 36 Magaslne street, 



" TI , y -re* ■nii’ TJiV 


out ' -SsMTSWtt 

efthe murder, charged upon m i, H.lghtw and wm milord ui 

v of (he villwina, who h»v* .uptrior briUtwnc and Igiportanf 


r inclination to comment upon It WAA fought Ilf oril.r cf ll.n. 8rii4ylt ’ who frit th" Ini- cojMinM TOM. ’ iiyrar are nil tlmt t-riniir Loul( OAkn fur having everything 

ion abroad can know nothing potUnceof cheeking thf rnrmy'ii«.lv,,m!r wtUut point. ,.,»b|e hlntti m»It. N A tnoUMl'thwt thell : d ,2t «rcciw 1,1 “ Twelve million, a yliwr for iiereonal aorvice. ’ 

the neoenitT for euch acta «""»«. «*.n L-ol Hauej K. commiAndn! in i,.ir i niwt "„.i,i„ .. m 1 “*« twelve thoUMnd men »n l» found in Americ, u> 

“ . r *° 0 P * Cta » regiment of MO men. Which X?rmMr muxtered on 0 ' ,0tl t ‘ ‘ 7" .t. g ", do the »me job better, dividing the p.y between thim. 


*gea upon mis. Heights, and wm swallowed 
lino have superior brilliance and imports 

nmnitthnr -ft 1 **— ** 

Wn knro about lOOOmsn. against an advau 
” 0 “»vr fcrm y an( j wa> a ^ries of i d*- n *** 


Wrtt.Hrt Uy K.Ta, ita « ofTndThfoi, I** IM** »»' «'• I-oMt-Th. NewYnrk “d »to per mtmm, ncordmg to ,h. 

had been surrendered to, Indiana, amounting to between Times thu* euma up the Prlnoe Preiident, hla Govern- ' i, , „ ,, •„ , 

unuuwi naa oecn extonaotl | .. , k . two and three mlUloha ol aom. while tho aottler. In that mt nt and hla Income. BtrxatireaWBrtr. J. C Keener. Rev. II. N McTyelre, 

1*0 hung at that place. But sure ThU 'll^hASV™ tto plJ- m Ui. Whether Prince Loul. Napoleon call hi, Government a J ° ,e ' ,h “ 8 ThM YT'J'.w, 

yntfaShed— justice was to be bbtocyof that war wbleh iu lmporretU" entlUe. It to fo? thl republic or an empire, nuttere Very little. phUoieiphlcally Dameron. Jamea Wr(ght. W. H. Fouler. H. R V . Hill 

y«t named J St ce ns to be un, ^^/n'SS^aJSxl^r Samne. Hendcreon. N. J. Pcgram. Uapt. Richard Robert- 

,yf» tturgoyne, on B«v and. If it were in order. said he would propose to ruoom- a tf "4 i fr or, *if' m? 10811 ?* »un. J. J. Lugcnbuhl.Jos. A. Lusk, Augustus Block. H«n- 

WCi w Bto.k,al Brewgr. Rev. Joeeph Bk Wrtker, Dr. B. „ 

kUmw*U^W^4«m*m^ another, for _the.diW9.W of the public Thu n .m« .1 nn 7lt .hunt -(^,111...^.. Mrus. Hr R Gilh«rh IS . A. Wharton 


and Taachur of French and German. ^ i® 0 * 1 * 1 “f 0 *? 8 ® 1 of Canpiriy, 

_ and Palm Leaf Hats, at the lowest cash priew,® 

.The .ensuing session of the above institution N wlll copi* on hand, 
mence on TUESDAY, the 6th of January. 1852. _ jBT Manufactory, 181 Water stm-t New Tori k| | 

Patrons are requested, if poaible. to enter pupils on the r E a . xulakoT * 

first day of the session. “* V Iiiaubti a AHMfiMth** 1 

Oak Bowery, Otmmbere county. Ala , Nov. 28. d« vya^, w,„ ‘ n _ u „ 


Lrij./\de of Burgoyne’t 
jid Moody skirmUhes 


.'•_'S d ?4?_r'.E?rt aoothce for the. (UuKRgl 
r»nds at what -they ooet the Government. 


army, ana was a senes or uespemioai.a mooay axirmunes ■ t , comm ... 

It was fought by ordri- U OeaT^fyl. r. who frit thu Im- 1 M r “vnaMu 


nn* ol wuii iusT cost me uoveramem. n ,.t 

The Chairman ruled tho motion to bo out of order, and lillSSSSI rii.otl 


I uiu uuuram. as a ja-n«cL, muugu uuwuu uibuu, vree exists l - " ' 

pumic ln t jj e ROofIli xhe name alone is absent. Tho similitude I Moss, Dr. 8. Gilbert, R. C. Wharton. 


pensesaru upon a gigantic scald 


irtlcle of cost. The ex- I 
ffwelte millions of francs I 


NewOrleans, April 21, 1852. 


II. 0. THWFATT, A. M. 


NEW 0RLEAN8 AGENCY 

of' tue 

NASHVILLE MARINE. FIRE INSURANCE. AND- LIFE 
AND TRUST COMPANY. 


• MALARD k ARMI8TBAD, 
.Wholusule Dealers ’ in Foreign and. Ddawtk Dry Gd 
No. 70 Gravler street, between .MtgxiidessdCiaf)i 
Orli'ans. 

A full supply of plantation Goods. IP 


igSUgW! 

W* have y«t to nooxd another probable mar- mtire doy, and .nabiM|(it 

SSSS‘1 


I TSiSa \ :5® woy. Twelve millions a ybar for immoral eorvices ’ 

, o mi ttemra wJo * l !?*“. twelve thourend men o.n J» found lo AnrerbU, to 


Highly Important to' Planters and Property I Capital . 


is * ... v ndy mustered on T?,” g ‘S d « the same job better, dividing the pay between them. Holders. 

5 ' .1- ifnaiei/ V* W ' whIchw,u, ob * Put tho contract In the market at that limitation, and be iii>t ry^ urn* T-L'Il A D A M A 1VTI IV S’ 1>AINT 

l4lurcoyne ln check an -1 t d to. and tlfe House adjourned. astounded at the number, of Yaukees ready to die for It. •»HlIKjP*VV A I E.K ADAMAN 1 IINE 1 AIIS 1 . 


. £300.000— all paid in. 
..£220.000 — reserved fund. 


DU. GHKKNLKAF, 

Office— Jackson street, between (he Hukct-hcad 
Tclioupitoulas street 

Residenci— Corner of Jxckst %aid Higttiae Hrettf 
fayuttu. , . * 


of Roma, left. Rio G rondo City, foi’ kneeling position sifter firing a ■ lo- received a inu« 
ibovt aixioeu dors ago, and has ucn M Wi in the thigh, whloh MW' i lown to iii» knee 
kamu J faun There i* af.flros.lv «. Th« boll waa afterwards n-moVtdJb>' a . hrgeou by a most 
klaffltsa * FOOIJ n frightful operation, and he neffrjpnt.. * 7 recovered frou. 

the terrible wound. B6 cldNwqd d<-s; -rat** was the en- 
go on ht this rate, not a Mexican, ill oountor. that ho lay mady hours alter h- fell, within hear- 


•llurirovne in check an J “ »<yui«uuu. astounded at the number, of Yankees n 

pi en i ove artillery and n " 1 „ , . ... An enterprising arithmetician has been whetting hU 

p l.ie Thoeition en Bomb PaxMATuar. Uukiai.. — fhp Albany Register, ln the rules on thu amount, byteducing it to its lowest terms, 
o Uui It nearly oost the course, of an article on this subject, relates the following The quotients cornu out somewhat thus ; 

Is hi was rising from s instance, of which tho editor was wrfectlv cotrnixant : *' r - 12,000.000 00. . . . £2,310,000 00. . . 


. . , £520.000— avnllablu assets. I 


l M to hit fate, 
things go on at 


Dui it nearly oost the coursq, of an article on this subject, relates the follow! 
iS In was rising from n Instance, of which the editpr was perfectly cognisant : 
he received * tnuv- R,™ .... 


V '* lown to his knee 
«y a . firgeou by a moil 
fitiixly recovered from 
fdi,*s'i urate was tho en- 


Some years ago. wu were peijtctly cognisant of un oc- 
currence of this kind, which vmi of tlm most heart-rend- 
ing character. The Wife of a gentleman was taken sud- 
denly ill ln church, and was carried to lu-r house in a stale 
of syncope. In a frw hours she frart laity recovered, hut 
imuiediittely relapsed, and never again flowed any signs 
of consciousness. She l»y in this aondltion nearly two 
days hafiling the skill of the physiojkns. aful then, as it 
wo* thought, and asUbcrc was almolit every reason to he 


)1 be (uflsred to live upon thh i>« «t th. gro.n. of OoMArma 
,.. ** r who won also badly woUq^ed;/ 

« — t. i aa ^ en - M. K; Van UensN'liier^ 

the above we have aeen a lottor yean, in thia eity. ami di/j i. t , 


ug. nf tho British army 


t City, in which it is stated, that the ago of about 76 yea vs* 
ooflund that a nartr. to whicli 0eu Solomon v »» u«« 

r IT?*. 18 Wil ! dibooxition Anil .UunllcM » 


r«.'« lived for man) ( 
p'&oho < .8 ycart since, n»' 

ej?inlitiUed tho mlUtarj 
tih of. tut father. At the 
1 h coi a- 1 in a company of 


• «!• Wf thc exnrem purpose Of murdering: dragoons, mustered in lilrita 
lieaw, OB thia *ide of the river ; and that ‘ h “ <»u>m«nd pf «*«. j 
|t Bomber of th. gang are bUU on thi* KfiafeTSUKrtSSaft 


days baffling the slAll of tht? 
was thought, and asvthere wr 
liu vc. died. No signs of broa 
limbs became rigid n^d cold. 


Fr. 12,000.000 00 ... . £2,310,000 00 .... per year. are refem-i 

1.000.000 00.... 1B2JM0 00..., pur month. Capt. 8t. 

230.760 23. . . . . 44.423 00. ... per week. Wm. Bid 

32.676 71 ... . 6,346 00. . . . per day. HUGHE! 

•1.3C9 6a.... 263 00..,. per hour. J. V, WI 

22 83.... 4 30 per minute. Uapt. N. 

38.... 07 >« . . per second. JOSEPH 

Tfrns. for giving personal attention to the business of. N And.tliq 
his employers and endeavoring to be generally, useful, the Also, tin* 

M-rvitor obtains pretty nearly twice os much tstelt week as influential 
our modest Mr. Pllimore ekrns in a year. Of course, al- CHANTS, t 


The superior properties of this unuqualed mineral sub- 
stance is now so well and favorably known that it Is un- 
necessary to enter into nn extended nbtiou. ,The public 
are referred 40 our circular, embracing certificates from— 
(>apt. 8 t. D. TII0MA880N. of steam«T Magnolia. 

B'm. BROWN, of towboat Porpoise. 

HUGHES. VA’LLETTE k Co.. Managers Ira. Dry Dock 
J. P, WHITNEY k Co.. Agents do. 

Capt.’N. IL ROBBINS, of the ship Leodes. 

JOSEPH BENSON. Painter 132 Camp street. 
v And the UNpERWRITKRS’ CERTIFICATES. 

Also, tlu^ i^conimendatiou of a large nuiutxT of our nutst 


JAMES A- PORTER. President. 
Jamks WalXKK, Secretary. 


II K. W. Hill. 
K S. Frets, 


LOCAL DIKKTORS. 
Isaac IV. Moon. 

A. W. Walker, 


CHITTENDEN k DAMUQR, 
Dealers in Carpetlug, *011 Cloths nodllouwl 
Goods, Nos. 26 Chartres street and, 77 C 
street. New Orleans. 


' 8. 0. Nelson. • 
Logan llunton 


il COTjON FACTORS and COM .MISSION MEK- 
i. all of which are included in the Agent's (Mrcu- 1 


MARINE RIVER. FIRE and LIFE RISKS taken at 
the lowest rates, and all losses promptly uityusted and paid 
at tho Agency Office. No. 33 Camp street. 

W. PARTE E. Agent. 
Louis Lkssassikr, Ass't Agent. * mb 15 


A. J. WaijIAHT. JAMUtU 

A. J. WRIGHT k CO., 

Cotton Factors and Commission,, and Fonwigl 
chants. No. 67 Gravler street, New OrieoM. E 

^ ‘"»L ELLIS k 00^ 

Commission Merchants. No. 67 Gravler itrwtfrV 
leans. ■< 1 


I ,it ..I I I a . . | ,. "Ul Biuui'Fi .ill. • miuiiit mi un in a jnti. ut luutM 1 , ttt- v im.t 10. au ill vvuiuu miv tuuuut'u tut- ri ui u- 

I ilm>ia^».vv.m H<r<.T .L.r M oi7 l Inti nK sHrtrtWMMmmiS^An«n lowaufce niust'bu made for the great difficulty of govern- Ur. Also, to the following. recelveU since the circulars 
wRhtm.^ Suisvita?^ ^of &t?r hnTthli ing. where the people are represented ns devoted to the were printed frpm JOHN F. MILLER, of Attakapas : 

jic.rete" J th,fcofcrn,e^ '.k^ TBli ^ Jutfij I w« Induced to u W .y th. Bridgewater 


j no change in thu coiAr of the sklh... This was the only 
reason ln thu world for supposing tnut dissolution had not ' 


a.iwMi fnnm n ouamunwn tDADwa aHimansoaDi uowneaoqaiueu i, u nn a.J. gamcsieroi me opw »t»u ov, t>aim-H « ; uow a monaren. 

_ B . .. • himaelf. the dispatches bf Gb»u. Wa; bear ample au<i and even weeks after dlosolutien ho* t ik»-n nl»re whose Inconit- counts in the millions. Eh him ! He now 

» Wmw of Mr. A. V. Edmondson WM at- conclusive testimony. He suffered gn ly from tlie effects SS ho r^ Hted aml ttlB fate, mid if the stakes ore great, the haxard is 

* J? >■>' ^thh^.,tB W,.lreu he Lm ^ 4gSuSS!AM “^orX or ludultclyVreuter. _ _ . ' 

r p u^«u. Ms, H..wwv^i. ;ovre.poudont the 

^h. ^° ttllWl ’ tV - A cemetery ^revfog t* l eli laid out, *he^luAband P uretiaj.ed BOrtOhAtl.*. teferritlg tBthe de.ttruf Mxffilt MuruiunL 

W moo OT, gxr. xaunonoaon saw mat tne Uen. w ashington. and raised by him the command of d - «„♦ rt~ P tP<t an eletrant monumnnt on it Duke of Ragusa. says : { * For more than twenty years ne 

wax oampletelv larrounded by Mexican ^eevabir, afttra peraoni.) .Unrlew with that and when aU waa rea dv. superintend the removal of th. Hved aRernaUdy In Venice and Vienna He was a man of 

*, whs, BpaQ Ul ippeirmoe, eoatmeno*! . Mk . w. '■“•’j Of hl« Wire from the vault to it. ITnul reetlng plaoe. " K™ 1 d “ l ,,f tld,l " t ' “ d • rudlUob ’ M« ™ «? c “ d ?K- 

WIIBaB thl bottle. SeiriM hia armf — dDbeudlu iof rmrtlo... of *mj^k Place When the vuult wu opened he remembered* the clrcum- If populur In amdety .and very auoceaani I with he lxdie.. 

Tm ^ a . »w***Hs <*«»• *> an Rensselaer was appointed . mtant General oi n f »W«. iintulliMl and * After he wus more than sixty years old, he madu the con- 

1 vNw llfat w i toly frot in oondltion for fhU I^te. under Gov. John Jay. '1 s appointment li- m... h. u. quest of a beautiful Udy of Trieste: which gave rise to a 


°“ *M- rSttTkCmT^ 

be received a terrible wtiul 
Settle ra "opposed to bo mortal, ho 
constitution enabled him ’ 
himaelf. the dispatches o 
> WM at- conclusive testimony. He 
lates, 10- of this wound until 1797, 


.4. - : i„t I at.;. IW1WU III vu« Htinu wr »u^utnius vtwv utuntituviuu usu uui 

'eken plnce. The poor bereaved hn.bHnd, »lmo.t frantic ' 

SZ; . r.£ I *“ h '' " f Urejoun* and beautiful wife .hem he '."“ft 

u Tin . M a « Antfim.* 1 almost Idolized, clung with desperation to thu hope limned J, JJJJr 

u^VhfohA;. Iu her race.lZd 10D,re,Ut.*l the: ununlmou. doelrion ol •*«*" 
ou^h totnay w bltd. wa. the phyrielan., that %he w,ui certainly died. They told ‘‘"Z, 

£z llow he acipiltteil Wm what bedoubtlraa true, (hatlt aometlme.. though very 


Government, aud the fact that a certain portion of. tlu- ^In Julflast I was induced to upply thu llridgewater The old nud favorite stand, corner of Tamp. Duplantiur 
j»ay is to be regarded as so much life insurance against Mineral Paint to my Sugarhouse, and. in every respootsit «u>d Prytania streets, is now well furnished with a stock of 
tliw peril of pistol and stiletto, In the hands of a loving h ah exceeded my expectations, and tho representations shoes an.l Roots, nf every variety, 
people. Rut even with these abatements, the pay of the ., m do bv the uirents Messrs G C R.srert i; Co I cheer- , * ‘:7 ’ ,, ... 

President is. to say the least, adequate to the most princely JilffiSl : nSffitSSn tfthu numerous ones embraced Ourtome ” and MthUxWy served w.th good 

expenditure. An imperial splendor, as prodigal as the iu tho Ag«nV»Uirciilar. and recommend tho same to Plan- ftrgalna and a good fit, from Mondojr morning until Satur- 
Ireat Mogul's, might thrive upon it comfortably. A ters and xitherA as, tho best M'eather and Fire l'rotector 1 day night. 


two or three other wereon* I 9** w ilkiu»on. at Philadelphia, to i>i 
dllfl IT. ■ daugertm. mUltary duty, which he 


Marshal Mahmont. — T he Paris correspondent of tbe I 


Great Moguls, might thrive upon it comfortably. A tern and W>rA. as .tho best Weather and Fire Protector 1 
wondrous change ! A down years ago. a bro^en-winded have ever known. Where I have applied lt.it has been 
gamester of the Spas and St. James’s ; now a monarch. t . X poslul tA.th® sun since last July, and has neither blls- 
whoeu income counts in the millions. Ehtnenl He now . n <i h.* iii» ...w/.m 


BOOT ANP SHOE STORE. B 1 B L jq™' 

The old aud favorite stand, corner of Camp, Duplantier bAXiL, 

uid I'rytanin streets, is now well furuished with a stock of v No, 66 Oraviff 

ilines an.l RnoU. nf every variety, IIa» just received onu of the LARflMT 

(Customers and strangers faithfully served with good -*ortmeuts of Bibles' nnd Prayer Books ever haft 
nrgains nnd a good fit, from Mondajr morning unity Satur- this city-. 


have ever known. Where I have nppUed it. it Has been N B.-Pleo«e remember that I do not open on Sunday, 
exposed to the sun since last July, and has neither bits- 

trrt*l nor ribrekrd. and hu fonutnl a rulld inrtalllo aurfacc. Therefore cull (luring thr wrrk. 

which has proved entirely impervious.’' fe 6 JOSEPH SCHILLING. 


Mwoor, jar. 


Inch has proved entirely impervious.” 

> . (Signed) JOHN F. MILLER. 

Nuw Iberia, Attakapas. March 16, 1852. 

In addition to the above, we have in our possession in- 


appear&noe, oommencol 
ne. Seixing hia arnu-. 
slj not in condition for 


DUNLAP, 54 

CAMP STREET. NEW ORLEANS. 


lirwa „„,l ccosor*. uovs. u®o. Clinton and sior. 

rt . ^*5® Une and flue- yvaxn during Gov. Tompkins s ndn 

aataad Iff m a kin g Ml escape unhurt. nearly the whole period of Gov. DelY. 

Many A oM were fired after them but nose iatu?r period was sui*M*<iuent t«» thet*. 
took effect: one man. however had three hall hnportant and hrilliaut service in his 
linlf tVirrmfliihin nhWi I w T: „ th * of aid to Gen Stephen 1 

no if t hrough his shirt. ProoMdtn^ to a ranoh un* i»»troon,) who won appointed i.» 

at mmt dutance, they obtained aamatance, bbt take command of the fofres mined i«* 
returned too late to eflbct their purnoee. The N«th«rnand Wjwt«rn frontiers qrih 

$S~ .m*?™ at pw reSi ^Zti^avih: 

tlnaff it oon t a lned — all the household furnitun . still coiled The hrilliaut but um 


ly populur in society, and very successful with thu ladies. 
After fie was more than sixty years (jld. he madu thu con- 
quest of a beautiful lady of TrUstefwhich gave rise to a 
tcront deni of scandal ! To thu hour of his death he kept 


Lieut. Col.'G. II. Talcott, New York Arsenal; It. S.Suilth. I Has on hand a good assortment of BARE, qf all the 
Llrut. »iul 'tjuartumnuitcr U. 8. Military Academy. tVeat I varioii* qualltlea, which wlU I* sold on thr molt furore- 


Point ; O. II. Lee. late Superintendent, now Secretary of 
the' Hudsop River Railroad Company ; I). 0. McCullum, 


1 SSoBSKS ^ 

over upon her sidp, she had dqtchod her nails into the . ^ebrows black us ebony, formed a singular contrast to * IRK AA I) W KATHKH IROOh. 


ble terms. Purchasers are respectfully requested to call 
and examine. m87 6m 


- In. r*niluT*#<l rtitrl upu urr tuup, eur stmuuuu itrr uuus lino me 

■intrls! tu'tinif t»! co ® n until her fingers had bled, portious of her grave 
n .!?Lffi.ii n\! ‘’lotheswere torn, and In hcrhomhle struggles she hail 


conclusively, liy being thoroughly tested, that it is both I 

yiRK JUfD WE.ltHER PROOF. 


his while lu-ad. He spent every evening in Venice at the The bending, shrinking, or warping of the material upon I 
soiree of Count de Thurn. Its governor, where he ruled all which it infused does not affect the paint ; in twenty-four I 


rauon Late Putroon.) who was appointed l»» 
B, bbt take command of thu forces raised fo 
The ^ orthern and Western frontiers qfth i 
Av „_.. The history of that campaign is m 
® V n-ader familiar with the events of the 


feMkawaM thr I rr "“, l , t “ “A" of ’ h “ lr ’ portion* of the cap 


nntrived to carry her hand to her head. and had plucked <ho society ; here he poured forth all thu stores ot a rich hours it dries, apd in four weeks becomes a perfect slate 

1. wV . ... .1 .. .1 I. II nrl viirioil tiia.iiimpv • lln «»u Iimrniiiiillv vaaPbaaiI In natta*..! .. . "I ■ i__ .1 . . 


• nnd varied memory. lie was profoundly versed in natural 
science ; whdn Ruolx made his discovery, the Marshal 


A Good Book for Qoneral Circulation. 

K ijj T ’ 8 

True Practice of Religion. 


FAMILY BIBLKB. at from ,1 SO to tSOprtrtl. 
OCTAVO BIBLBS. at frem (1 to *10, In nm 
<if binding > ■'jre 

SMALL BIBLKB, with and without wfcrtlW*' 
vet bindings, gold bands and clasps, Turksy**"* 1 
tique. clasps and bands. 

Oil BAP SCHOOL BIBLES AND TMTA MW^ 

#100,000 WORtH Of 

Fashionable Clothing, QentlaBuall'*** 
lng Goods, Ac., at B»t*l 

ALFRED MUNROP If CM 

•• One Price" Mammoth Clothing esUMiftP^ 
Mug&ziuo street. Nuw Orleans. 




GENTLEMEN visiting New Orleans 
vited to call and examine much the Un** - * 1 * 


It preserves .wood from decay, and neither blisters liOr I Showibg -the means by which to live u true disclsple of I plete ussortmeut of goods in the shore U 


»UWid-wIl the hotiMhold ftmiitim , ^^ Th^ ^t bi 
i, clothing, down to the smallest arti- Queenstown was fought ou the 
oarviid xoroas the river, and all thc Hwo. simple and soldierlike. 


tha river, and all the was simple and soldierlike, and il hod been carried 
a__ 1 n _>A out in full, would have resulted ln a I liaut and derisive 


Itru Ufl ZintortVBFY The poor man never recovered from the 'shock of that conceived all oHhe system from a meager notice in a news- 

X «r th! lit Jrnr - Juu swful "iH’riacle He was borne away senseless, aud for l’"P" r * . and from th «; •‘““F 8 ^port. of M. Arago upon D«- 

bat um uu.tr buttle u: WWy b “ W “ " Utt " rl )' V«"» n “» d i^iS'ISSthc MiS Cut^njLrbu'ha l-HOTKCTION AO A IN ST SPARKS AND CtNUKKU. 

ie 13th «■ :toher. The plan K ■ ■■ ■ — - ■ - ‘ still continued to frequent society, and it wa® during u and Is furnished oheaper than uny paint iu tlie .Southern 

hod been carried Tl|r UwD Bu AT i» ITTiBUIUJII ;_ Thp Pittsburgh Post' : *° ,r e« whera some one rudely alluded to hla conduct iu ‘ fjmtry. Aty orders sent to the General Agents or their 
liant and declslvt . .. J£. . 1816. that he said fie would, leave mnriraim which would nub-agents, .promptly executed, ho deviation in price. 

8. Van Reusse- *>‘™ tl ” , *«»ovlug particulars of the land slide which re- cle ^ hLj mnitary glory and his memory. Terara-cash, or its equivalent. G. C. ROGKRT k CO, 

i umbers, stormed cently occurred near that city : ... — — ^ - - - _ . Agents for the States of Ln.. Ala.. Miss., and Texas, 

onel fell, riddled The recent heavy rains in this vicinity have caused 11 ATjIbf.xal Offer.— T he editor of the Phort de NewYoi‘fc 8UU-AGKNTS— In New Orleans. Messrs. Shirk. Dav. 


. . - ■ cracks by e’ipf^ure to the hottest sun: For covering roofs 

conceived nil oMhe system from a meager notice in a news- ofclther tip, iron. xinc. wood, canvus. or paper. It is also iu- 
pnper. ami from the sinlpre raport. of M. Arago upon Da- valuable, dud particularly recommended, as it is a certain 

4 MI.a>.>.a.-b illcumiA.ru Im nt nn .... tnjik . I n ... . n . .. . t will. 


'Jesus Christ, in Holiness and Peace ; nnd also the Mala' I the South. 


dies of thc Human Mind and Heart, which hinder the I We manufacture all our Clothing 


td tvmtv tvn t. out m lull, would Pave resulted in a 1 

i "flfT.. TlctM 7 A. it wma. the fore, undrr ' 

M they b®li«V«, 111 the direc- loer, contending with greatly superiu 
•, on the Mexican side of tbe 110(1 carried the fort. The gallant 


true practice of Religion, with their causes and proper I retail sales, and it is with the perfect 


onel fell, ^dlcd I The recent heavy rains in this vicluity have caused 11 


1816, that he said fio would leave meihoirs which would sub-agents, promptly executed. No deviation in price, 
clear his military glory and his memory. Terms— cash, or its equivalent. G. C. ROGKRT k CO, 

Agents for thu States of La.. Ala.. Miss., und Texas. 


» _i,i, . .. .AiZrzSI — r , I'j'-iiLTC" *“ v ••wuutc.j irtiwiuiuin * iviutijr tune cmui'u « .» f » *»*•*• - »» •• SUB-AGENTS — In New Orleans. Messrs. Shirk. Day. I 

Ihm.tffi '• ch»-«r«d with thi groat number of land slides, to the injury of property und has rcculvedj the following from a subscriber, a rich Stauffer It Co.. Priestley k Blen, J. Waterman k Co.. R 1 

- ™ZrtiT „ If ■" nt * 1, ‘ cll,, k rile str PP «ge of the public bl«hwa,>. Oort Hill, opporitr T ,.„nrA«rr who urer. him tn m«k« it m. m.hllr Blcbunlc. E. Mcfbcreon ; Mobile, J. U. Whitukrr : .Vlckn. 

CIMP lire riwr rt th, proprtffim*. tb crmj remrup Id thl. city, wu th, mod, of an tconnouj araUcoWon B'.nrir In Tu, nra.ro, who urge, him to make It a» public # Andoreoi ; Ualvoaton. Jono. it Ufford , 

superior force, and tnu fort wax rctflk . ami Van Ri-niuu.. .... t.._ ■ i. ti im iiommIiIu : .. . n tr ■■ __*» 1 


nit), .am*. 4 Kfl * M ie ni.rtrt suuu “ UI victory, uui me retuiurc- 

alfln WTOBS tne nver took place bf * crow the river at the proper time, tb 
ejpartiM, and the robbers, in deriaioc , superior force, and the fort was ratals 
r had only, now oonmenood, and intend oW W Ttt f s f i 


I ...aw VI.J, wu UIO itCUll UI BU V lit II lilt I 111* Ca VlalHIII' 1 1 1 OIt I III 

Thursday evening, some hundred yards btdow the landing I 0,1 l >0 ""‘hlu 


J ev«ry American on the river, and kill 

Amnm eunmoXA 'TLaawa .1,-* *1 I . . ^ - 


Ensign Morris was killed, and Cap) is Malcolm. Arm- I hill 


A piece of ground on the side of tlii- 


li If among thc Fruuch who arrivu each day, there are 


Baton Rouge. Levi Kullum. 


remedies. 

From the Dutch 

SHORTER DOCTRINE OF PRACTICE,” 

OF THif. 

Rev. EWALDU8 K18T. D. D. 

Price £1. '*25 per cunt, discount, wholesale. 

JOHN BALI*, Publisher. 

66Graviejst. 


V ai .. ’ n ■> a i . .. rtwxju* >uu ” ijui. were wuuuueu iu t 

thou ooold. They said that they were Solomon Van Rensselaer received a ! 
ruder the orden of Gen. Canales, un I pwoed out at his spine, two in his 
iBte Biii ahortly to atUek uui *acl; * od «r d 7 f Dd 'caretod to ti 

-rak Th^Uof thio kind h»r« Lee,. 

CMiy made from persons over the woy. town, and Capt. Bool, by hu order* 


Wool, wero wounded iu i « action. Colonel I ation made for It 


j paused out at bU spine, two. in his 
I lodged— and which he carried to ti- 


to be moving on Wednekdny. and propar- found »uy who, weary of {tolitics. have come to the Uni- PHILADELPHIA SADDLER\ AND TRUNK 
.Do“?r.^rer"uL ca^VuhUo led B, ' t “ ln 01 P«ni.*nr..t retUomont, I om ready W A R E H O U'S E . 


i to hia hip. which thr Urge mre. nioTed down thc hlll oarrytog with it , ,l d BUU ‘ 1,1 Tl,,w of P«nuann,t srttlrmrnt, I om ready 
gh, one of which *tablo. located a short dlsUnoe down the road, and came to put land ut their disposal. To those you may urako it 


town, and Capt. Wool, by his order* 


death . down with groat force on the vial manufactory of Lorenz known tlpit 1 will give, gratuitously and in full ownership, 

S fled toward ‘tht <1 *J ,tr °ying it. and the mass of r -artlf one hundred a eras to each Individual, two hundred to 

• B. l ?T araift then effected a hslgniunt. until it shall be started ugaln by u , ... . .. 


Iff is said, Imve in nupiy instances come 1010 carried the battery. Duri 




concealed his wounds under a groat 


,- fled toward tin then effected a lodgment, until it shall be started ugnln by u 
•ended the moun- further rain. On Friday morning, thu chimuuy of the 
‘hi* wo* °« Ukd vial works fell, and some combustible material in the cel- 


itRfl „ 4.^ I H*jor Lush : and when the party 

IU1S nvsr are arming them- I unable any longer to stand, hu fell f 


^?7®? red ( n,n ‘ * ,ir p -*uglit fire, und what the land slide left was destroyed 
1 off before him. by the flaunts. Thu loss of thu gentli-meu who owned tin- 


one hundred acres to each Individual, two hundred to 
each faxuily, who wislieH to cornu aud cultivate them. 

•• These lands are situated in the most salubrious cli- 
mate. and iu a country proverbial for its beauty. Every 


ROBB & Oo., 

No. 60 Grader street. New Orleans. 


CHURCH BEIiLS. 

CHURCH. FACTORY. STEAMBOAT AND LOCOMO- 
TIVE BELLS constantly on hand uud PEALS and 


able to give satisfaction, tliat wc ask *11 V&° ""J A 
with u call to examine purticularijr 
tun*, trimmings, kc. ^ 

All goods sold by us nre warranted in rttfj ^ 
after tho purchusu of uny article any dimW^T 
It will be cheerfully taken back and the »°n*7 
Our object is to please our customers. 

ONE PRICE FOR UOODS-No drtW 81 . 

fo 6-ly ALFRED 

34 Magazine stru ct 


MR. JAMES WRIGHT 


CHIMES of Bells (of auy number) oast to order. Im- I Having for private reasons which 00 ** 


proved erast-iron Y0KKS s with moveable arms, are attached I continued his interest during thu 


to these Bells.' so that they urny be adjusted 4o ring easily I .. - ' . . fl . in « hart » 

■red' properly. ».>.) .prions Mao' wliloli prevent th. ilopprr I ll ““ 0nl ‘ of Jau "-'" w rl « hl k Bo °' ” a 


The subscribers invite Plautersand Dealers in Saddlery. I fyym resting on tbe Bell; thereby prolonging its sound I sura of puuounciug that he becomes 


etc., to call aud examine thuir stock. 


ug uu tuo uou, uiuiruy jJiuiuugiiig no nuuuu I ■ 1 D — 

complete (including Yoke, Frame und Wheel.) I in our house, aud solicits the interest <*■ 


tolflffd to be prepared for frltuic daylight among the dying and th 
if tkey should Briw We uu lrt pnivrntrd fr.,«n fxlntlo. by o oru«t 


»e ground, about I i-htablbhiui'iit will between four uud 


at Mr E iaUiMia inob in® A dnn.re.k 1 • r **w, furnished by one of the fo. 
fliithnrit- n f * ^enion 1 „ituatio!j the shouts of victory roar'. 

amaWTTItfl OUT tne way , in relation 1 ( and remunerated liiuiffur ah his sut! 


•fe. We do not believe thia oourae will I This dosed his active military lift 
effect. It ia the general opinion that I rtK ’ ,u I 10 * 1 KhlO 0 *’ al his subsequeu. 

b r <k, ’‘ s* u ^4sX%” 

i peace and uarmony wiU be rtet(>re< believe under Mum<K- 


id. and was only dollars. „ 

•'“W * cup oi The large window gia«4 manufactory lielonglug to the 

while in this same firm, lies in a very dangerous situation, and in case 
dm from the hill, of a 'further slide their works will Ik- overwhelmed. The 
4*- . stable carried down by the; slide llis on the side of the 


tlvo thousand ,,0(1 y h°°vs (he Cumberland Mountains, and the advan- factory in Philadelphia, nnd direct from England, and are 
tuges they offer. Independent of farming, wheelwrights, prepared to offer liberal inducements to purchasers. 


They are constantly receiving Goods from the Munu- 1 furnished if desired. ..... . I formur patrons, 

rtnrv in Phliodelnhia. and direct from Enelund. and are I ... P«rience of th rty years in this business by,their I „ . 


lie woe elected to Congrons from Ui 
his term faithfully *ud ably. At ita • 
believe under Munroc's adml nisi nr 


tud we have only hill, uud it would take hut u little impetus to send it into 
■**•*■• Gw road. Botli property and life are endangered by tin- 

istriot. and served present situation of the uuum'nf moving luhd uow Iyine 
- he received— , w.- a Wive the class works ),'|A' 


carpenters, blucksmlths, and others, wJtl -be able to ar- 

Z lga- r rlvr. Ly tlirlr lobor. to repl.i wraith. compriKd as foUow. : ' ^iBiwuiswaioB. lowr; mre* nninTMMBH.ioptiMr Now Oyldans, Doo. 1, 1861. a> 

“Kof^ "The only cumlltlim tliat 1 put to tliror itonatlou. Is. Blu , d ,r.. BtWlo. and Martingrtoa In groat variety ; gg J2T ,X|?W235SH : X^vTgre^^tK L-i... 

iirt". to rend it Into f, 1 !* 1 ^‘t^LSonoro^ufoMlT XnaUt 0 “ lg ' Uu 88F. Doarborn. Blagr. Wagon, Drey. Cart nert.aial whowlB uso ovnv endeavor to ttuiln tha repu- DUNBAll ft IIUCIIANAK. 

■ endangered bv tl.r n I »-l«t scrupub «.ly all polil- ■ Huneu ; lloreo and Muir Collar., Ham™ tatlon which tho r«Uhli«Fimont ha. heretofore enjoyed, ...,i wholortlv OW**! 

log land now lying leal or religion, opinion.. _ and l U lud Bridle. ; Treoc Uhaina ; Medical Bag. ; Saddler, l« »!. .jSI fcrt» M toMTlrtj IteWUs te. «fig 

p latgo tree, by thr *•« Am. «i. a» CitA.ot: At .t insA. The New York Hardware ; Leather of all desbrtpUon. j Coach Furniture York Slifo AgiJoulturel Society and Atperlean IusUtn" ' MIMW UKKKMW00V * 

l» with lerrlflc forer Commercial Advertlwr suy. : Currency ha. hern given „ u d Trimming. ; Trunk Trimming, ; Saddler.. Coach and and ut which were completed Chime, and heavy Alkhn , , , 8" * 0 * 

l slide by which a . to rumors tlrat the Hon. Charles J. ItycCurdy. the Ameri- Trunkmakcrs' Tools; Oil, Varnish; India Rubber aud Bulls for different parts of the Union and Canada. Commission aud Forwarding . 

iuJlv- U ?« UUV ( ’ ttn i'hargu d Affaires at Vienna, had received curtain p utt , nt atretebud Leather Gin aud Mill Banda,; India MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS will still be mauu- street. __ 

^ sliahts Xrum thu Austrian government We undendjuiil.. ism-la • Trav4.1ii« tf and Packiuir -Trunks : 'Luathtf ^ — ^ . -T.lII. JACKSON ft 


eparuu io oner uuunu luuuceuiuuis io purchasers. ■ pens, the combination of metals, and degree of heat ro- 
Thcir stock ip store Is. large uud well assorted, and is I quislte for securing in them the gruutest solidity, strength, 
imnriaed as follows : I R,,d most imdodlous tones ; which improvements, together 


with his very .extensive assortment of patterns, are now I 


JAMES WRIGHT. 

New Orleans. Due. 1, 1851. 


Into father, enabled hln/to ascertain thu best form fori To correct a general misapprehend*^ ■ 
Bell-*, the combination of metals, and degree of heat ro- 1 state that ite has no interest in any j 


ia on the river, al*out poatmoaO-r of thlf city, which h- 
iville. cesaive aduiiuihtratious of Adams u 


- he received—, w»- 
—the commlksiun 


aW»ve (Jie glass works. i J 
The slides on this hill Itaf qlory up largo trees by the 


that those wfio wish U LiJSvXSr 0 ( ’ t ’ ucl1 ' °. , K- Duggy» Dearborn. Stage. Wagon, Dray. Cart ness, and who will tne every endeavor to rnataln the repu- 
■ Y Ji nr’riCa ^nio nJ’ * f U»ly nil polit- u . Harur..; llorec and Muir Cullare, Hamm tatlon which thc e«tabll«hmunt liu. heretofore enjoyed, 

I. .1 or rellgmua opinion.. m . ’ , MU,, both In thl. and foreign countrie. ; tha Bell, from which 


BrowniTille. 

m KilUd by laritsni 


Id under the rur- r<.ila, and brought large plccrti’of pgpk. wirii terrifleforee 
lockoon He wo> down the hill. One place w fiotieed A slide by which it 

•i tha ilhaiiv tile. I...— .. I . _ r . .. ...'ri. i . i ' . 


1 r amoved by Van Huron. In 183W h* 


JJ_ __ Ui. iJmJ-,-. t delegate to the Whig National ivrnwou aiira^ me oilier part uninjured. 1ff|leoal railways, in several ,ttU V, “*“ BD * — rateut struicnea i* earner um auu raui smuug,, ipuia f lictim , d bv the auli^hi^nVwhlch th.tv will liauM con 

^yra^a laamUnU Hy-.Jrpjaw.y bj rtjdrenn.th, .light, foam thc An.trUu govcrnu,rm U nndcriUnd. HnhUw tlooj. , Tr.vrUag aad facking Tfunk. ; Loath* 

wlZ. y**"*' 1 Ilf ^ hqjl the qq ifu^guilar 111 edge we should have that these rumors are uqfo^udud. U could hardly be ex- and Carpet Traveling Bags, Valises, etc., fete., etc. Levels, Surveyor’s Compa.sse8, (plifln. noulouBaudim- 

, M W« fetrn by a letter reoeivel die a nd pure statesman maninaiad 1 mid elected to Gu a peotad that the Austrian oablnfet would volunteer any ex- nihO ’62— lv |»rpv«*d.) etc. Also, Brass or Composition Castings of any 

B«l’. »1»F- *2T t-'Ui. FFU. .M. Kom^; - liffi. ""! U6i - Iy • S»-a to order ' 

ta^ftaoe. All Ui* uoounls afc.wiiua.Lr of thl. city Sdchjic^ i iratUranOTcd'hy anAnhwiatmil^^t furthw^ i^Jm^wlir'nrtw'^u thc'hUt .Id, ra rebel, -a. being reo-lTcftln thh, country a. a mar. J BREWSTER A OO., ■ All crnmnoUatlcn, 80NB 

li n t wl 4KS !*:. ' PC*«?kedin auveral olacus, ’ ^ \ I utplotiuiu anil a victim to Austrian vftnffeu'nc.e • I ut I ft/v * n n *--» o n nr A. n mi n it c n I 1V..» nC» k n .. n i. m V ; 1 ur.l 

.mm 


* th® Albany dls-, large log iiad carrle«l a.wjiy. ^pu umLof a nous®, leaving 
tlie other part uninjured. Tlifclcoal riuiwaya, iu several 


-hULJwurthordoumflisai^aexpaoted.m cdiiewe should have that these rumors are nnfouuded. It could hardly he ex- 

.“5±i Ala. " i ^ u ' d lhit t,i “ - 

lui Ccrlrpd up i thc appotnUiwil ghrn, City. rilpi-d down add Injured .omd hounc. Fear. tr “ courtoriu. to him while M. Koreuth, whom they oou- 
ty. width Ji. h I untb removed by are entartatued that further Injury will reanlt, a, thr hill aider a rebel, was being received In. this country a. a mar. 


leal or rengl uao pl nio_ ; ^ and BJInd Bridle, i Trace Ohain. ( Medical Bag. | Saddlery jggj* 1,1 l . l,l, »° d ff,nd f n 

Tne Amv.il a. Oliasor. av ViL..A.-Thc New York Hardware ; Leather of all desorlpUons | Onacb Furniture York Hliile Agrir, u lt°ur.' Soei'ety Lid Am,"r r iMU f Il 1 l.titut, ,, 
Commercial Advertiser 6ays: Currency lias been given aud Trimmings ; Trunk Trimmings ; Saddlers. Coach and and ut which were completed Chimes and heavy Alffrm 


t aro ex|ffi*cted, in c4i*e we should have that these rumors are nqfojjuded. It could hardly be ex- 
*^! MM 111 * 8 properly sottleti. .tooted that the Austrian cnbiuct would voluntet>r any ex- 

uory Ilill, in the I- list Ward In All®. * -• M ' . 


Such U a hosUl' 
servlet* of Gen. I 


ly ihnmn together r- .rd of the life and The Bt. Thomas Iklands aj-e thus describfed hy N. P 
.“W-W 1 WIUUlKihj.. of Nuw York, in bis UfiL.qeUer to the-linmi 


uud Carpet Traveling Bags. Valises, etc., fete., etc. 
mill) '62— ly 

BREWSTER & OO., 


Zimimv^Srr SSbTSSS 

n-r rrrrnwinil tin iiin fill I I Um ' ut Hr wu one <g Ul. brighu « aanwoUaud rno.'i ' ,,luru * 1 ’ fraiu the tropic..' III. point ct i 

Sr told* rnuain m,onie».'t«l ■ Dhacy.. which mil w» frem the .urn of . Joii, ; hoat. It w„ t 

sa flcUnw >« tkil subject UJHIU uonorana perprtn^ h|. h aory , the harbor with a baltling head win I ; 

U, that an entire I 


Biatistic® or Mi'm ixas I'owoa.- 


muat be I °i hujtating almost every mutlon but 


•o amdi treasure nnd hL»nd lu *ua i« 

a „ Hg-naiMt t. t. j* ll^”- »niu and hands, aud sixly-oeveu in 

^flffOTUJ revert back to It* original aIao434muscl«>. ills heart maker- 
M FM akina. in a minute, and therefore 3B40 in au 

if ta UMi d bad by Avaloa at Mltaiui.for are* tlirro cumplt t- 

ffifwa1i«K^*l nnd tbe old tariff hflM Uoud 4“ Gm. ffibort space of.Jiii hour 

SrZe Mexican 

a the following announcement ; tohave little iufluum-e. nor has o 


uanM-ntaand most • T<,uro a*- worn the tropics.*’ IBs point ®f observation 
ilhany. .which will w »s from the stern of a jolly r boat. it was tacking into 
uory. ^ tha harbor with a baffling hcaty win i : 

,f j.- •• I studied the look of tlie Bt,' Tit mus l*lund« .vrry con . 

» ,U v hi » 1>olr ‘' r ctantly on our approach. U pi) lad i i uny visible atmos- 
uatra flight. To phere, their’ edges, from a distance l«s>k us sliurp us eut 
»• iW, sixty bones in pasteboard ; and. 'as you near them i heir ludd round tops. 


-i- Jribiwtriotum, and a victim to Aatfalffl lAM^gSbiJiRL , r A P p I yt ILV. W A 11 l~. HO.II.S J .' 

"(hi, i h„ v |, w» loam that he lia. received t'vcry civility anil courfo.y ’ , . 

I fW a'a' to whlch-hh.^lUonahd.char.ctDrr.f. right CDttdvilhlm.. »■ 1W UraTlrr .trort. rear Bt. Chart.-. Hotel, and 106 St 
... . Thc AuBtrian gorrrnmeut have n*.on to know that had Chari", street. 

, I, born othcrwiwi. tie Would not have remained a (lay. In SOLICIT the attcutlou of purchoerr. to t,holr ciUn.lv. 

u tacking Into MeCunly is onu of thu last men In thu woj^l and varied uisortmrrit of 

likely to brook Ineult from any (inartrr. Tin- tiruinre. andt OAK1HAOK8 AND HARNESS, 

Mflj*ryumi dW reli(,n with which he hae «>far cierclerd hl.fuhctluu., VlHch they idtrr at the Tory lowc.Cprlc.-. for rai(h orap. 
» Sllarpaacut a. an American reprcienUttvo abroad, have hern alike proved paper. They are couetantly receiving from their 


Leveia, Surveyor’s Compasses, (plifln. nonlous and im- 

jtrpved.) etc. Also, Brass or Composition Costings of any 

Nixe east to order Youths' Clothing, Gent.’s Under 

All communications proihptly attended to. , h.„« .,,,1 fl«enerala**' 1 " , 7 J 

ANDREW MENKKLY’S SONS. ^ruuks. Curput Bags, and a|®o ^ j 

Weat Troy. Albany county. N. Y.. ; 1851. Clothing, always on bund ana u- M 

« l 8TATFITSn^ - »■»• 

, ? 1 °* Ag-nu'nNewOr^ - - — 

REGULAR DRY GOODS TRADE. n„. rrlunu-d, and h> devoting blmi.II>""’" 

J0HKB11 II PALMRR It LU, prutdloc of III. proft-wion. tr-t-d^ 

Dorters and Wholesale Dealers in Dry Gdods. 47 Camp Office ut thu corner of 8t. Charles 13 


- - ..b - .- l . Tm JACKSON * <». 

Boulurs in Fine Frt«hlcmublo Clothing ^ ^ I 


(next, door to Planters’ Hotel.) New 


Importers and Wholesale Dealers iu Dry Gdods. 47 Camp j Office at tlie corner 


street. New Orleans. . 


Mam-AN CvmniLATK, > 

Brovuiillc. April Id. M2 ( 
r adffi at Um Saptcme Oovrrmurul of I 


Uood^u Umj fcbort ripact- of jui hour In rw*p.-ct to u„. 
(Aflaparativ*- p|«ad of auimatud beings aud of imp*l|i | 
wwlka, it may ho remarked that six® and construction 
••am to have little influence, nor hoi» eoin|>arst ive stretigth- 
thoiigh UM body giving auy quantity of motion toanothrr , 
I* sold to h*e ao much of its own The Goth ia by no 
Xanana a small animal, and yet it can travel only fifiy 


perspective roeinud suddenly; ah«»i ‘•hud. so Hjually near - , .. . . .... . „ .vum,™, ..n W ... 

I teemed ®vei^ house along niilfs of receding shore. was tlie anniversary bf « ashington s brirth day. Mr. S;lUK , raputablu Kusteru manufactururs 

1 ” An a ut. taking a walk on u sin I of sugar-louves. aud Pendleton culled oh Urqulxa the day before to ask him to pkAthmlor attention will In, ^lv.... to the m»erW Kn .l 

“topping In an open space win, re on, had been taken put. , hU at his houa.t apd drink u gla>* of -wipe to his memory , ^ * ,,7 2 • . 8 to thu cover ng and 

would have nuariv the same ri'iative geography around * ' !; • ?l»lpmeut of Carriages, to Insure prompt and safe delivery 

him xs u boqg lu Ui® eeutro 1 tiffjhe Hkr5»rj.f it\hoZ Urqulxa said hu should U most happy to do a.. Every 

1 1 really looks f s it you mighifi stand ou the summit of American in thu pluce was there to meet him. Ile-re- ^ ■” — : 


NevfkYork house, Nq, 306 Broadway, (the oldest Curriuge 
Hepu.dUiry iu thu United Status.) a variety of 
J !N5W YORK CITY MADE CARRIAGES, 

Some of which uro of eutlrely new and original designs 


K C: ESTES, 

COMMISSION MERCHANT, 

N»:v> Yomk. 

Purchases every description of &rEllCHANDISE on 


Bijuqru. ~ a4#rf 

Tho New Orleanfl 

Is issued weekly, at Two Dollars » nd 8 V r *1 
t. ii.... Buipiin for lt-HM than On* l 


No subscription taken for less tto». J 
rcribers will be understood as whnlog J 


yesterday A lso, plaiuu^hut equally substuntlul vehicles, from the I orders from merchants, planters uud others, either for 


same reputable Kusteru manufacturers. 


PsrtlruLr rUi-uUuu will hr givrii lo thr rorrring .iud »»rr, 1‘lsuo., «(url»gr., Furniture, Miu-hluury, I'lontrr.' 
Ipmi-ut of.Csrrlsgrs. to Insure- preinpt »ud ..frtlrUvrry I Utruill., aud ludi-nl overy thing tlu. warkut afford.. 


)IU It, a Bug. , uuwua a amah aforeTi . .,( ... i , i„..V ...(.'a" »* II you might .laud i-u thr .urnrnlt of Amrnoah In ui. place re min iir.re- 

OVenimrut uf t\,t I’a.-.load.,' . >(>mi ore^U uil/avs*tocb» "i Wl Ulll'Uuuud auii tot. a nuuforr loalo.d two hours, much pl.ared with hi, reception, aud 

— J A. .L(_ t\ 1 InouIa: ..(-, lVS. ,y l"‘ *)?, •*(*»« Journal (soalrdup for thr mall) on hoard o.n -in. .1. .1™.. d-r.- l"-"rt. '"I... 

toy rhtp iu thr harbor . Tlie llfly or .lily (mil at auohor 


1 urchare. "Very uo«npuoa or .■ur.ltl HA.Mliar; on 0 ,UUh 1 olhrrwl" joM 

■drr. ft-mu merchant., pUnfors uud other., either for itinerant Minister, and l*rv«*’"“ 0 

a.h or on credit, cmbriurtug Dry (l..-d.. (llot|,lng, Hard- " ‘ , c ,, un .|,, g„ u ,h. an-, all <* ** ,* 
are, 1‘iauo.. «arrlagr., Furniture, Machinery. 1'lanters’ B (he Now 0r|Hllll , OhristlM 
teusll.. and Indeed every thing thr market afford.. m „ y made. « ✓ 

OonalgumcuU Of any Bruducr promptly aud faithfully, ' u „i,..il(m»,whcthcr of 

trnd-d to. - „„,l(tlng money * 


a tSf t ZlZZtT' •“ “ r 11 * 1 P* ' thyl, many. nedt-rod t H . V/ 

irtr - ti— -ti. -oUh-pr a mil. Iu a lng thrm a very gay aoorarancr. aud I 


MAJJAMB -JJJ,! REIGNE’S 

BKLKCT. BCHOOL FOR YOUNO LADltJB, 

No. 6 foatalka Uullllaaa. 


l-uhlloatlou. uulrir- rrmlttlug 


truuanittod to Uiit Cwaul. 1 Ud ? . c ?“ t*«o(y million llrne.^ It. an, InthshSSr fifty w riare mUatanchor •»« »«h thra. time, (turra heart, a-hrers. The neurre W*- .... 

«r OlUteomoT lUUlBOfibi. Zd a^££ 1: ^'erycloMt, thelr^ny^lo^ a^natio^^v- pursued ly our Minister 1ms made him very popular SELECT. SCHOOL 

ntrwrdiflirj oirennaUu- «■)■■«>: wdd mule Of Tatilr^ a Jug them a very gay appearunce. aud the numl*erhu.s . The uratorxjf the day was very eloquent. After giving t**ms 

I hr tk* fecal Mftitaritittt of than that , ana^'ran flv iabK.n hoot/ P'y'ug wjuMautly UtVfeeq theiq. eulivenlug the , 4 history of Roeaa, his tyranny and crimes, he wound up „ . . , . J ... . Vw , . 

• *** **** . ^ . hour and ■ U * «Jg»U-eP Leagui-n luao accne exceedingly. Coming from that most unshaded * - ... uu.», kor iuxtruction in thu English ami French Lan- 

ptoexiflt, nud •nn»«w«h even 260Uagucs i a and unoccupied spot on earth the open ot-u. wu sotuied wlt *‘ tll *t of Washington, hoping l rquiaa would imitate guages, Elocutiou, Ancient and Modern History, 

i (a #lunan Vliia i_ 1 ** A violent wind travel -uddcnlv to have idld u 1. bis illustrious example, and make himself lhe Mashing- Guiarranhv. thu hum of the Globes. Mathematics, 


Messrs. Wightmuu k Bummers, Editors Southern Christian 
Advocate. Charleston. , * . j 


the amount of teu dollarf. must U K“* ^^8^ 
No obituary notice will be in** ^ 
witldn two mouths <»f the death “ 8 K 

Communications must be aildr 1 .t 


Rev. John 11. McPurrin, Editor NtyihviUe Advocate. Nash- 
vUie.'lVnn. 


sr^IMfi, Si* from Udn Lutj > 


1 to Use merdutste of 


ilos in an hour . aotmd l 

jiiucke 


uuu uuocrupiea spot on earth- the open aeu. we seemed 
suddenly to have aiiil into a mountain market place, with 


1 iao" " iTTji "uuueuiy iv nave anu giiu a mountain market place, witli I hi u *fri°hs example, and make himself lhe Washing- ^ 

1.14^ aikguab feet iu a a basin of water in Its deep-down bottom, aud vessel# that ' Ion of tile Booth*. *At this time six meu*nf-war were firing. 

b ‘ Larbor wltb * | ft aa ! ute .?» h ^ or ® f ** i “_ r ^. h !?^ pari ‘ d tt 


Mfl. ^ PQrtheni part of Vermont 

■nsgafc.:. 


* ”,7„. Over twelve yowr. uf .g« 

lunch. After Introducing thr (ieuerel to the oumpuny. Auclrul ..d'Mudrrn Uiigu.gr. c«cb. . 
Urqulxa mjuestud them to fill for a toast. This he pro- Music ou the i'iuuu Forte . 


The UfWhjianur imUikhem of Louisville huve faced with a few remarks Upon the character of, and then 
rued to suspend Sunday work. guv«w The Memur; of Waadnfteu.’ ”• 


Geography, the use of the Olobes. Mathematics, 
Writing, etc., pupils under twelve years of age. 

per month ••••£10 00 

>ver. twelve yuan* of age • • *--•-* • .• • • •’• 12 00 

tucieut aad Modern Languages, each 4 00 

dusicou the i'iuuu Purtu 12 00 

Other accompikhpiePls ut the usual charges. 

. New Orleans, January, 1862. jxlT 


Editor NeVr Orleans Christian Advocate. 

Messrs. J. O. Nelson k fio., New Orleaus. 

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Col James E. Saunders. Mobile, AUt. b 

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W. B; Cooke, Klysian Fields. Texas. 

W. B Johuaten k Bro . Centrevllle, Texas. .. 
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MvTvcihi:. New Orleaus. 

Communleutlous involving fa® • utftd! . 
1. -count >• of revlvuls. religious wiff ft* ^ 

biographies, etc., must be acoomp*“ ,c “ ^ 

■“T frw relt-rt 

..r which uiu.t hr pre-pMd. 1 " |k< "" 
other No. 60 (irrvUtr .trert. 

John Bail. 


1 







HjKflfeiW 


•r Aft t. 
M&VMbf 


principles or not. If the country plainly do- 


miglit no perhaps* twenty inilcH. Wo had 
lind n rough -time of It; nrtd being no# 'hi 
smooth wnter, we wore glnd to crawl to the 
dining-tabic, to try to swallow a mouthful of 
solid food, and take a cup of tea or crifTco 
Nearly nil had heen ill ; hut seated next to 
me were two fine looking men, evidently 
foreigners (though oho of them had a very 
English look and spoke English remarkably 
well) who liad not suffered n't all. They 
were very merry and .chatty. I found that 
they were Bus-Brctons, that is, natives of 
Lower Brit uinyV, I therefore entered inti) 
conversation with thOm oil " 

Franco, 


ping thcnnudvoH of their ornnliients.'Hf “ the 
liahit, (lien was not eondlmined," ns you tell 
us ‘ The Israelites doubtless hrought'mnny 
other articles out ol Egypt, which wore used 
in the construction of the Tabernacle, such 
as “ I line, and purple,- and scarlet, and fine 
linen," besides those ornaments which were 
made of the precious metals ; but it seems 
the devil made more successful use of those 
beautiful 
their ears, 


Untimely- 


rnands that there be nn return to I’rnte.ctinn, 


Little Bessie, 


they will aequisece in that decision, and en- 
deavor to neoommodnte all their legislation 
and administration to this postulatum in such 
a way as shall he best for the public interests. 

Free-trade is certainly not the only princi- 
ple to be observed in administration ; there 
are other principles, not less necessary or 
cofiducivc to the well-being of a great free 
state,, which conservative and protectionist 
Ministers may promote as wisely and tls ably 
as Free-traders, Whigs, or, Itadieals. One of 
the great wants of the cduntry is Law-He- 


Tltr. w * y IN WHICH SHE FELL ASLEEP, 

just before the Urop was lighted, 
just before tho children came, 

While the room was very quiet, 

I hoard some.one call my namo : 
yll at once the window openod- 

In a field wore lam,)9 ami shoep, 

Sumo fro" 1 out 11 * ,rook Wcr ° drinkinK ’ 

‘ Some were lying fast asleep! 

g ut | could not see the Savior, 

Though I strain’d my eyes to.seo; 

I wonder’d if lie saw me, 

II ho’d speak to such as me : 
jumonptnt I was looking 

On a world so bright and fair, •’ 
ffhlctrwks full -of- littlo ohildron, 

Ani they seem’d so happy there. 

They were Binging, Oh, how sweetly! 

Sweeter songs .1 never heard j ' , 

Thev wore singing swooter, mother, 


- 1.1 thy font bn wblim, lb thy nolijtifcw, btutK- i.'.i |,„ 
III* V t.u v of tliiH*, noil ftnhftfc! tli('iv , '--| , royf*rb.c xxv. 17 
• fl“ f» 1 iort.''~(Mton MaUiit -. 

Messrs. Emmas : I want to say word or, 
a subject whioh concerns' all ministers who 
are dispysod fn be indnstfiodis, 'MMM m. F.di- 
tors, are you ever afflict edifj|V 11 wV' ? I 

think it. likely thnt yciu nrii'inviul^'ln your 

'■avKtim, us wo certainly are ni nSPpudiee; 
Vou can sympathise with us, therefore,- “Our 
sufferings is intolerable, and eries'tSmid fur 
roliefi" is 'a true voice ah imo peril**, if nfij. a 
very grammatical uttoranoo. ItuTgrief nuf\ 
be excused for forgetting l.indley Murray. 
,'l'ho difficulty jjbovtt the matfto is not to 


golden ear-rings which were in 
to plunge them into the grosijesl 
idolatry, and hurry them to. the very^verge 
ot destruction, than anything else. In thin 
emaneipntod-generiitirtn of Israelites, wo find 
lmt few things worthy the Imitation of en- 
lightened Qhristiuns, for they were “a stiff- 
Uieoked and rebellious, people ; ’’ hut sooq 
lifter their sors^efibenhii arid deep hnmilln- 
tlou.in the ease referred to, above, we see one 
example which -Christians may -safi-iy copy,, 
-Moses Hiinoiin.eed that (lie T'aberimele must 
new be erected, and culled on the people for 
tlmir contributions, And this Kgyptiun jow ‘ 
dry having already proved such a snare fo 
ttiem in tlie ease of the golden calf, .they de- 
termined to put away this source, of tempta- 
tion? by applying it to a more noble purposo. 
".And they enmo, both men ami women, as 
.many of them as were willing-hearted, and 
brought bracelets, and ear-rings, and rings, 
and tablets, all jewels of gold — an offering 


the subject of 
1 found, however, that their com- 
ns received" a Hodden check., I 
indeed that. they were Legitimists,' 
rtives of that province arc, and 
tamra-PhRIppu's r.(!lg"h a usurpation 
to last; hut'whpnthey wore spoken 
subject of Louis Napoleon, their re- 
ime mysteries, ovhsive, muffled, and 
and sometimes contradictory. 1 
understand this till the oriF nearest 
to me, a very tall man, stooping down, gim- 
me to understand, .otto eoce, that they did not 
know who might he among tho company at 
the table or in the saloon, anil that it was not 
‘safe for them to .speilk openly their- senti- 
ments. Afterwards, on the deck, in private 
talk, they made no scruple of pl owing their 
conviction that the regime of Napoleon -could 
not, and ought not, to. endure long, ns la-ing 
one of usurpation arid tyranny, and which 
does not possess, arid cannot acquire, the con- 
ditions of, perinurienco. Now,, this was not in 
I- ranee, or on tile French coast, lint within 
-the British ‘ooaiit, in a British steamer, jn‘ii 
company of Britons, and within twenty miles 
of the port of Southampton. Neither did 
these inen come from 1‘uris. qr any great cen- 
tru._hut from a retired eountry purt of the 
littoral province ot Brittany. What, then, 
must he the terror of the spy system in 
l-ranee itself, and espeljoliy in Paris' Uni- 


form. Lord ' Dcrboy's Ministry is called a 


Tory Ministry ; yetj in. the old and true sense 


of tho word, Tory it is not, but of a liberal 
conservative J school. Hitherto, in the House 


uis -conducted 


wild impose it upon you. Ala*!. thoyare the 
very persons who are the Inst to recognize 
their own portraits, 'file very complacency 
with which' they sit "dAunuidMIko ft Jnvitji 
creditor before tho tent of his debtor, renders 
thut'n inenpiildo of understanding the fact that 
they are Imres. Hut their name is Legion, 


himself ivi 


■jth great temper, and dignity, and 
the affairs of his administration ,ivitfi trans- 
cendent ability and discretion. Ho is, un- 
doubtedly, tho most eloquent nml powerful 


Tha Wearing of Gold- How far 'Sinful. 


Hi hi BuyTHEli McTveiiik : In your issue 

n! April 17 I read; with more regret than 
surjaisiyap article under the above caption, 
written by ■ Sonic one who signs himself 
'•'Jethro." Such is the too general departure 
of our membership from our Disciplinary, 
ltnle < >n the subject of o putting on of gold 
and costly apparel'," that I am ’not surprised 
tolled some of our members, anil even some 
of our ministers, both traveling and local, 
coining out ns tho apologists," if not hold de- 
fenders, of this Anti-Methodistic practice. 
This they must' do iii order -to sustain the 
waning Christian character of their ,own 
families, us well -ns that of many others, Who 
are in church fellowship • with' them. But 
before wo admit Ibis to he u “ time to give 
.encouragement to superfluity of apparel,'' ‘it 
may he well for all concerned to consider tho 
subject according to the best light we have, 
and to keep on, the safe side of the question. 

I have several objections to the ground us- 
sumbd by Brother Jethro in his communica- 
tion. which 1 will proceed to state, as briefly 
as possible to do justice to t(io Bubjeut. 


speaker now remaining in Parliament, and 


nover has ho spoken better than of late. In 
the Commons, D israeli is exceedingly ready 
and clever ; so much so as vary 'much to dis- 
appoint and disconcert his opponents. Still, 
lie is a man in whose character nnd prinei: 
pies no one can have any confidence. Wul- 
pole makes nn nblo Heine Secretary, and 
speaks well ; Pakingtori oould scarcely man- 
age so badly for the Colonies ns his predeces- 
sor, F-arl Grey, however inferior lie might he 
in ability, and hitherto has done tolerably 
well. Nothing hut routine nnd necessary 
business has been, of eoprse, transacted in 
Parliament ; hut this bus heen done quietly 
anil quickly, all attempts at obstruction Inn- 
ing failed. ‘ ■ 

The Reform Bill of the late, government 
lias been somewhat ignolniriinusly east off by 
Lord Derby (one of the principal originators 
of the famous Reform Bill of 1831-33). Lord 


would- only imitate their oxample in this one 
instance, 'itnif cast their “bracelets, ear-rings, 
rings,” etc., into. the’ treasury of the Lord, to 
he appropriated koTho publication of Bibles, 
tracts and Sunday Ncfliiql books, for gratu- 
itous distribution among the destitute, or to 
advance the cause of our domestic and for- 
eign Missions, wlmt inealeulablo gooffniight 
, he done! how many more poor lost sinners 
might be eternally saved ! ‘ 

Tho next Scripture quoted by Jethro is I 
Timothy, II, ix, 9 : In like riiSnnor also 

that women adorn themselves in mildest ap- 
parel, with shiimc-faccdness and sobriety, not 
with hroide'red hair, or gold, -or pearls, or 
Costly array ; hut (which heeoincth women 
professing godliness with good works;" and 
tlie conclusion to which lie hastily combs is 


John's .Militia Bill, so fatal, to him , and Iris 


party, hub boon substituted hv « measure 
which seems to give universal satisfaction. 
This goes on the* principle of endeavoring to 
secure volunteers before resort is ImiT .to con- 
scription, bounties being offered to this end : 
conscription being reserved us ah aftermeans 
of making up the needful number of militia 
men, if the number of* volunteers should he. 
insufficient. 

The death of Prince Sehwarionhorg, Aus- 
trian Minister since 1848, and an -eminent 
hater if England, is. a godsend to the present 
Ministry. He and Lord Palmerston were 
bitterly opposod to each other. No wonder 
that Schwnrzenberg should have hated Eng- 
land. Ho was, by nature and 'education,' tin 
unscrupulous despot, well placed as Austrian 
Minister in Naples, which post he held at the 
time ho was summoned,' three years ago, to 
take the helm of affairs at Vienna. It was 
uhder his impulse that multitudes were 
hanged at Arad, Hungarian women flogged 
at l’esth ; that tlie war in Hungary was cru- 
elly pressed beyond all need, or even expedi- 
ency, and .that- the illustrious Count Louis 
Batthyany was executed. His unfaltering 
and remorseless will trampled out the last 
sparks of freedom in North Italy, and stifled- 


ing for tho pfllpit, has no idea that other 
people need give attendance to reading and 
meditation, in order that they may lie profit-, 
able to their hearers. 'Sometimes it 
rishioner, who thinks that two" 

Sundays and 


is a pa- 
sermons on 
•kly lecture, and- funeral 
add reason,, und other occasional discourses, 
here and there, just drop from the mouth of 
tin- ministor like wutcr from the olouds; hut 
has no notion thnt the clouds eron must draw 
up their treasures before they can send them 
dov-n to water the enrth, nor that the minis- 
ter has any thing to do beyond receiving vis- 
itors ; or thnt possibly his oalls nnd avocations 
nmy sometimes porplex him with the problem 
how to bestow himself, in two places, and dii 
twi or three things at oriho. But alrnyi if in 
to hear a long xtunj, full nrgumont about the 
“peculiar” importance of tho object, to obtain 
“ material aid" for whioh— nnd in ordor to 
do it, just to get tho minister’s recommenda- 
tion and ! ‘a list of namciy’ is the purpose of 
the call; or it is a desultory talk, nr n gossip- 
ping and tedious story ; or it utny bo a stark, 
stolid affair of monosyllables with excrucin- 


j congest. My three elder brothers were nil 
taller than myself, and were till culled out to 
war by the conscription in Napoleon's time, 
and all perished in battle." Brittany, you 
are aware, wns peopled in great part by omi- 
grathm from the opposite coast of Cornwall, 
during the time that tho Saxon was driving 
the ancient Briton outwards and downivarjls 
to the West iiiid South. Those Breton gen- 
tlemen confirmed to me the fact, that I hud 
ser -11 and heard assorted, that the Welsh and 
the Breton still speak really the same lan- 
guage, and, after becoming a Tittle used to 
each other's pronunciation, are easily able to 
hold conversation together. 

As to Wesleyan. affairs, 'I corilmend your 
attention to the admirable document relative 
to the late mixed Committee Meeting, dra vn 
up by Mr. tlarland, one of the lay-gentlei.ien 
present, ut the request of tho others, and pub- 
hshed an lost week’s Watchman; ■ . 

•*- -Messrs. Wingate and Smith, late of 
1 csth, to v ho m 1 have referred, speak in the 
ii'ghest toruas of gratitudo of tlie generous 


Vou had called me ; I would 
Oh, to alecp, and never suffer— 
Mother, don't be crying so! 
Hug me lloeer— closer — mothei 


Lying on her mother’s bosom, 
little Bessie fell asleep ! 


and modern, except our own, has it) to ask, 
require, or doimind, of their Egyptian neigh- 
bors, “jewels of silver and jewels of gold, 
imil-raiment-;- And tins tliey~1iad a'rtglil R7 
do on the score of cven-lmnded justice, for 
they had long and faithfully served the 
Egyptians, und hitherto lmd received no re- 
muneration for their services. Now they 
were about to leave them for ever, they laid- 


while tho visitor, if ho had half an eye, might 
sen tho unfinished manuscript staring at him 
from the desk, and tho anxious, uneasy 
glances of his victim at the interrupted work ; 
lmt ho does not see it! 

Now, wlmt. ure wo to do! How can we he 
protected from this oruel, remorseless waste 
of lime, if you liCg to ho excused, and try to 
cut tlio intruder short, howevor willing yon 
may he to attend to his business (if ho has 
any) .with dispatch ; or, if you plead engage- 
ment, or “sport tho oak,” asvro usod to do ut 
college, then you are sure to be proclaimed 
as iiiisooiul und inhospituhlc, and I know not 
wlmt besides. Many n time have I heard 
ministers, whom all tho world knows to he 
hur l working men, thus denounced and com- 
plained about, because they would not allow 
themselves to ho bored in this manner, But 
it is not nil men who have this grace given 
them. Neither is it pleasant to.be thus re- 
proached by tho unthinking. Perhaps slight 
complaint from an anonymous uuffurer may 
set some heedless’ people to reflect upon this 
mutter. At any rate, “ n wink is as good a 
a nod, to a blind horse." [Presbyterian. 


raifMpoodturr. of A.lvi.nii.-, ) 


LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. 


spirit, whioh is in the sight of (1ml of great 
price.” This Scripture as plainly-urid posi- 
tively prohibits Christian .wives from wear- 
ing some things, and as plainly and positively 
enjoins others, as does the language of Paul, 
in the text quoted above from I Tim.; aiinl 


'">!;' • ‘ Easter Tuesday. 

Ai Parliament and every body clso are 
Bag holiday, I may as well sit down this 
mo* morning to write to my American 
vtlw MoTyoiro a roviow of post evonts. 


a right to ask,, or demand, of their former 


masters such compensation for their Jiurd la- 


tum wlmt iB impliod in that expression, “ or 
putting on of apparel,” I cannot conceive 
how any one, who is willing “ to receive the 
love rif tho truth,” ’ should find nny special 
difficulty here. Tho Bible itself is the best 
commentary on tbfl Bible, and the Apostle 
Paul, in prohibiting Christian women from 
adorning themselves in “ costly array,” doubt- 
less irioans just what the Apostle Peter does 
here, in prohibiting them .from “putting on 
of apparel, ” and so it is understood by our 
hast Biblical critics : and I believe that every 
sincere inquirer after truth, who wislies to 
“ keep a conscience void of offeiie^” in all 
things, will look on this interpretation os' the 
most rational nnd safe. But in regard to the 
two passages of Scripture wo havo just lmd 
under consideration, Brother Jothro 1ms 


her us was most convenient for them, in the 
present emergency, to give. “ And the Lord 
gave the people - favor in the sight of the 
Egyptians," so that they lmHtily took off the 
greater piyt of their personal ornaments and 
raiment, and gave them to, tho Israelites, so 
that it is said, “ they spoiled tho Egyptians.’ 
In this way tho Israelites eamo into tho piis- 
session of the “jowcls of silver and gold " 
spoken of in the pussugo.of Scripture quoted 
by Jethro. They received them us part of 
their piiy for their long nml oppressive ser- 
vice in Egypt. And this very, jewelry after- 


For llu- N. O. Christum Advocate. 


Predestination. 


nr whom he «lid foreknow, ho *l«o did pmkttinate.'' etc. 

Horn. Vill. 2t>. U0 : Eph. i. 6. 11. 


mg to .the Romans ! That somo rif them 
were elected to the provisions of salvation 
and tho means of grace, and would, by that 
election, be certainly, and. infallibly saved ! 
I luR their salvation was the result of a Di- 
vine election, und not of repontnnee, faith, or 
pbedienoo, as foreseen in them ! Thnt their 
fall would ho effectual, and grace upon their 
hearts .irresistible, iiud to lose God's favor im- 
possible ! That the rest of them, comprising 
the non-elect, God. never intended to save; 
tlmt-they should bo sent to Hell for sins com- 
mitted by God's decrees, und being foreor- 
dained by Him, were unavoidable : that thov 
never should linva tin 


uttermost. They put it upon “tlmir wives, 
-and sons unit- daughters," and about the next 
thing we hem- of it is what wo find recorded 
in the former purt of tho thirty-second chap- 
ter of Exodus, where, on. account of tho loqg. 
uhseneo of Moses in the Mount, “tho people 
gathered themselves together unto Aaron, 
nml said unto him : ‘Up, make us gods whioh 
shall go beforo us ; " for ns for this Moses, the 
man that brought us up out of tho land of 
Egypt, we wot not Wlmt is become of him!’ 
And Aaron said unto them : 1 Break off your 
golden cur-rings which are in. the ears of 
your wives, your sons and your daughters,' 
and bring thorn unto me.’ And all the pco-. 
pie brake off the golden ear-rings which wero 
in their cars, and brought them unto Aaron, 
not breaking | And ho received them at .-their 'hand, and 
fashioned it with u graving tool, after lie had- 
rimdo it a molten calf; and they said, ‘These 
he thy gods, 0, Israel! which brought, tlieo 

Jil>jJULnl'-3koTiuuiA)lLEgy ptAT- - 

And wlmt was tho result of all this ! 
“ The wrath of God waxed hot against them.” 


Tho Wonder of Books. 


Nn volume ever commanded such a profu- 
sion of readers, or was translated into so 
many languages. Such is the universality 
of its spirit, that no hook loses less -by trans- 
lation : none 1ms been so frequently copied in 
manuscript, and none qp often printed. King 
and noble, peasant and pauper, are delighted 
students of its pages. Philosophers have 
humbly gleaned from it, and legislation hiu 
been thunkfully indebted to it. Its stories 
charm tlie child, its hopes inspirit the aged, 
and its promises soothe the hod of death. 
Tho maiden is wedded under its sanction, 
and the grave is closed under its comforting 
assurances. • Its lessons are the essence of 


10 grace of fu th, ior ro- 
pentance, but yet should he damned lor not 
exercising what God never gave" them; that 
they deserved to bo damned for 
God's decrees, und going to Heaven, when it 
was impossible to i)o eitlior ; that the moans 
•of their damnation, which was wickedness, 
was decreed as well as the end, nnd it was 

■HWWirniqM 

or tho end ; und that tho reuson why this 
plan of dooroos, moiins, und end wore so ar- 
ranged, was tq ho traoud to God's sovereign 
pleasure ‘ That to docroo wickedness is right, 
but he that executes these decrees ought and 
dosorves to he damned for so doing. That 


I supposo I need not interfere with my ex- 
cellent fricrid arid your valuable correspon- 
dent A J. P. G.” as th thfi doings of. the “man 
whu has suvod Franco from anarchy.” I am 
sorry,, however, . to, ^e tlii(l-[.tmis-Ala. |M ,u r , r 
has (in offeet) put all religious meetings, out 
of tho pale of state ohurches— Pqpish und 
Protestant— under an interdict, so tljat if 
evon Wesleyan class-mootings urn held for 
tho luturo, it will only be on sujfcnuict\ and 
by the eonnivanoo of the authorities. This 
is a much moro serious thing, in' our eyes, 
than his obtaining u dotation from his sena- 
torial pensionary dependents of half a million 
sterling a year— “ He who has done all for 


of interpretation, it does not matter how nlionlH of political economy. Martyrs have 
much Christians are “conformed to this often hied and been burnt for attachment to 
world,” provided they are, at the same time, it It h, the theme of universaluppeal. 'In 
“transformed by the renowmg of their ,|,e entire range of literature, mo book is so 
11,1,1 frequently quoted nr referred to. Tho ma- 

Aguin, the sumo Apostle says, Epll., v, 18: jority ‘of all tho books over published have 
“ i\nd l»o not drunk with wine, wherein is ; n connection- with it. Tho Fathers 

excess ; hut ho filled with the Spirit.' But commented upon it, nnd the subtle divines of 
according to Jethro’s newly-invented rule, t |,„ In ; dd | 0 „ KCH r0 Hn,.-d upon Its' doctrines, 
the Apostle doos not intend to prohibit , sustained Origan's scholarship nnd Chrys- 
ilrunkenness or cxbessive wiue-drinking, pro- ostom’s rhetoric ; it whetted the penotration 
videdTnuch-besotted brethren are at tho sumo p f Abelard and exercised the keen ingenuity 
time “ filled with the Spirit. Aquinas, it gave life to the revival of 

Those oxumples, whioh might he added to letters, uud Dante and Petrarch revolodinite 
indefinitely, ure suffioyyit to show tho uhsiird- imagery. It augmented tho erudition of 


•ion is the result of ha* 
Men cun no linger % at 
ent position. They h:n 

ll.lt l.lf otJu.d.. . J 


put by. steady and 


Voani affectionately, 


There is blit a breath of air and a heat of I i|iHg|raud 

hstlil.t . 1.1 „ J Al.„ A, . I jj'-T J 


and juatilioa^oUj 


And why did they ao readily obey, by “atrip- 1 the heart betwixt thia world and the next. I tii 


, ' * IP \ _ >r i/wwb* ’ • ' . r W * *• r • . .... . . 

PuHifhing Committee 
of Louitiann Conference, 

C J. V. KrKNF.lt, . . 

1 W. K. IIOTY. 

( K. II. ItIVKKft, II. B. 


- 11. Ts T . MotWrE, Kditor. 

VOLUME II. 

NUMBER 15. 


NEW ORLEANS, SATURDAY, MAY I 




Cjlt Irm ©rltons Ctjristian JUmorotr. 




tiorotr. 


NEW ORLEANS 




p«r (hr N, O. ChHtlUn Adecralr. 


ffroon with vbtinff wheat- on the Kentucky meekness nnd fierceness. Ho went boldly r r »*««#»***'*•»■ going productions of Mr: Wesley s pH, hi 

ridri snr.k lell for Southern Indtotry. I into the hinder, countelling defiance Of the Southern BdiUhn , of_ We.ley-a Semdnz. hi S _(Vm r lete VVbrke, no matter, of literary 

•untold that the artne quality of land is law touching fugitive slaves, abused Web- M „ lwia6 Xaylor , in hie “WCsl'ey and oL fo^Lnes deligned aJ'L't 

higher > n that dde. On the Illlnoi. and In- .tor, Curb, and their kind, for their conserv- Motho^tet,'' ha. ventured, in the exorcise of book „ fo " cnnfii ; riltoR fnr t ho ministry f»i 
•liana bank 1 ham Wrtftw green things, ox- atiam. and domoli.bod tho Union. It is a thy prophetic functions with which he con- Sunday Schools, for family reading, and fo, 
Oept Hoosien. f f ' - P leoflin K ovidonoe of tllc BCOurlty “ d "T*? !r “ StTwLu. LTw,2 “*“!«"*! d! *!* ibution ’ “ utterl ? indefensible 

.. . tv '-jEsSa: t_ 


going productions of Mr. Wesleys pHi hi 
his Complete Works, as matter, of literary 
curiosity and biographical interest; buPto 
publi.li them in volumes designed, tv? text- 
books for candidates for tho ministry, for 
Sunday School., for family reading, and for 
universal distribution, is utterly indefensible. 


t the N. n Chflitlfiii Ail tin titf. 


Letter from W. H. Mtlbum. 


To the Members of the AI»b, m ‘,^> 
tstana Conferences, ** 


Mil. Kmton: Dear Sir— In your recent le “Wishing Committeo of the M I 
editorial explaining my speech licforo the ( Christian Advocate beg ) WtB 
last Alabama Conference, and tho action of Bent ko „ tbo patronising Cunfefoato. .JM 


the Conference in my case, you remark that au hscrihers generally, the following 


Thdsm 


found mvsoir nmnno ness of our eovOrnment that such ravings * the * ev ’ J ° h " VVeB ' e ? ® n a h je b 8belf ’ No pains l.avc been- spared to make the my UBe ,,f thc wnrd tl,ool< *Ky was both taw- » ’ . 

.. .- r .._w - _ r ' ,un d myst-lf among boss ot Wt g where t hey ytill share the fate o f. Calv,i n s \ U , is vh rr cctasnossiblo ' The ed. curato nod offensive. Ah doubtless it so r hn Committee uro much pl 6aacd . ,L 

. , ? . , . . m 1 l . I. aAa/,4 r\n . . . . * . , ' , , _ iB itorof the KnglWi editJBh snys^c^rori^cd ti) you, and probably fo oth'ors, | ot j ^o lisoal condition of the pvpet^jjj 

fol coterie of men and mmisters it were hard The speaker depondod much for efleot on a i ready uttered— dm! to dwt." Alas,furuN! t i, p H0Pn , 0ns by -an authentic copy contain- ,rte explain what I meant by tho term. This riumber of subscribers I is near J000, ,^1 
n onp meota at thc, pictures. On his stand was n pilo of them, ftt tho very time Mr. Taylor was writing the ^ jyj r ^y us j e y 8 lntcst corrections. We wor( * n,tt y h ftV0 been • offensive, but not to l' Ht constantly increasing. ; Suoh, how^J/i 


uro much pl ftfUJod . 


■ »it| . 


ovnntLE. Ky., April 30, 1852. 
k K.: 1 had the good fortune of a 
} Louisville^- thc quickest of the 


Ail coterie of men and ministers it wore hard 
to find any where than one moots at tho 
“ Book Concern,” when the Hook Agent, and 


Thc speaker depondod much for effect on a ] ready uttered — dust to dust.” Alas, for us! .. , . . ' yH 10 ri ' IBt ' 

picturcs. On Ins stand was a pile of them, at thp very {into Mr. Taylor, Was writing tho . Mr Wusl lfttTOl C0rrC( ! t j on8 Wo 
As a climax fo a touching appeal, he held doom of have followed that edition, verifying its va- 


the Presiding Elder of the District, and the forth one. No sensation. To mo it wus we were stereotyping his Sermons and making ,. ioU8 rBad j ng9 in numerous instance* by ii pLilosophioal use of language. It Was not are grieved t.. say, the ahl, 

Missionary Scoretary, and tho stationed highly amusing for its horrid and fanciful copy of the 12 mo edition of 1771-a copy, m,m for 

ingenuity. Tho others had been put under 0V(jr thl , Suulhern States of this Union, from 


. ... . . . Missionary Scoretary, and tho stationed 


u VUV4.V-I.V) »,v - U l*>0Wi|kL 

scholars, dr men accustomed to an exact and . ao * u ** CU8 *' publication, that tbo fvl* 
pliilosophical use of language. It was not 111 'Moe are grieved to say, tho able 
ina..„Mf n 1...4 i* cient editor 1ms received litn-..n 4 


conveying 1 , justly the ideiVj' meant, for tho nomirm RUm ^ or n " ibo labors, caren^r*1 
verification of which Prefer you to even cle- connected with ids responsible 1 


— „ . - ■ impenaing over inem, vo uruiucusv urnm mi , ,, ,. ■■ convevinir ust v (lie ideiM meant fur the >"r 1111 ino moors, ” 

inchcrs of the city get fogether. Tho ingenuity. 1 he other. ha< iceu pu un(,r over thc Southern States of this Union, from J Mr Wesfoy himself. ° \Ve i.u™ ILo’eare verification of which I refer you to even ole- oomwted with his responsible pif 
3k Concern eeems to be doing safoly and such oicitcmoiit so often, somothing stronger the Atlantic to the Pacific, cherishing the fony cdktcd it with the odtaVo edition cor' mentlir y htfoks in Divinity,' not to Bay the N or has tho paper been a source cfnJ 1 

iftilv. It i. oerteinlv doimr a neat work, was needed^ Tho meeting was very Butisfoe- hope that other, would spread them in like .j.,, ’ , works of the most eminent Theoluirian. in tho PuhHslmw, nor can it be until ,1. . * 


i* ike enino beat. «1Wle Wy,*1n a former thriftUy ’ h doin « a «roat work, 

Zmm in U-fo«-toT four <Uy.«id twenty - u6dcr 010,6 ttnd cn * rK ° tio 6U I ,criuton,J ‘ 

MM im three ^TkVe had a comfortable eno ° Dr ' StOTOneOD ’ for tho ChuroL ' Soutl ‘ 
„ , i only wish wo had a few more of tho same 

M well « quick passage. Travelers can } 

ImmIIt fof mor e. It U a threadbare re- Bor ' ' v.. 

, Dr. Sehon, in tho forenoon, with his eliar- 

tUntiur bat I cannot forbear its indulgence, 

to increasing rapidity and safety of travel prompt courtesy, showed me the 

" 4 4 . . town. Our carnage was . a good while in 

hf steam. A» ja wonderful moral agOnt iu . „ , 4 . 

V . . . . tl , making tho salient points of tho city 

auliievoments most ever be regarded with m b , , ■ , / 

' , , . . , Among the large and elegant ehurohes that 

UMt How it Works oommumty of thought, , , * 

, , A A , abound here, that wmch licars his own 

feeUnc, inteiesk among men! How it tends , . . r.t 

, v -yr* •; ” , . , . , , patronymic and was built uuder hiHpoHto- 

ranidly. to drawing the world into neighbor- * ' .. „ 

. . »» , a , rate two years ago, is worthy of a mention 

hood communication— a neighborhood small , 

to- , . . . and a visit. It is pewed. In architectural 

. and oompact enough fo be embraced by the . , ^ u • , rat/le , , ow fur 

aanowmt W h,es. U « -glonods ■ But ^ of lowand higll 

Union v never so much, if steam still •» -a 

keen, ^md of anncxaUon, it can never fall bmldmg8 wJ1 DOt d ° ° n th ° t0 graTol ^ hlllf ’ 

' to pieces. So for from this, as the .landed ^ they were got in the Louisiana swamps, 


renting tho lnuHituiiiiious errors -of-thc kt* 


tory to, my Southern feelings. Such stuff as manner every whore else. Just a, we have tcr , . oul0 of which qro of vital importance 

. i n « xv lirmkirVit niik nn. Mrnf otlitimi \vn tiro tnl/l (hut 


it was made of can not make public opinion, brought out our first edition, wo are told that Mr Wesloy seems to have quoted the 

c. (tin ill it tna xnnut i*rt in tin nnlltir PnmimHni . ¥ * 


It is doubtless tho grcatestHujufitfce to quoty ^bo plates must go to ..the tellur, committed c j en ^ authors by memory ; lninco there 
, „ , '« to the ground, dust to-dust, and tho .volumes .i i 4 - 


Dr. Schon, in the forenoon, with his char- ativo of the iuiluential and respectable, of 
acteristio prompt courtesy, showed me the their fellow citizens. 


the sayings and doings of such as represent pri , ltod and lound ard . to i) 0 - p i ac , d 

ativo of thc influential aud respectable : of ••„„ b high shelf," there to remain till thc 


town. Our 'carriage xraa.a good whjlo in Thowalhrido from UfocinUati to uicvcl^mi 
making the salient points of the city, leads through a fine country . much fif it iqif 
Among the large and elegant ehurohes that under cultivation. 1 he Cue farms, and snug 


iv in u gruunu, uust w.uura, auu mu ••imii.n'i numi , roUB inaeotffl|oie8 it. (be Latin Iquota- 
nlready printed and bound urU-to be placed till)ls in lhoootavo; r trim fire 

^ona highyher there to remain till the givel , in th „ pr08cnt „, litio „ „ nd . C(irrout/ 
end of time! II, is would be mortifying be- translat | 0M in tho , mi Wu ha Ve ;'wjth 


ido from UijicioUati to Cleveland- yond endurance,, were Mr. Taylor what ho great pains, constructed an' An., lytic. ,1 index.'' 
;h a fine country : much Wit njif professes to be, a foroto lor ol future event,. ,,j cll in not on , 8urvi , for ;. m . ral rof#r . 


The wish might tje fatlier to the thought- in 
tliiseusc : but so it is, wo can not consider 
Him a prophet. 1 And as we liavo plunged 
into the business, we shall do what we can 


area grows larger the compass of government 
xriil grow smaller ; the circumference will bo " U 
drawn nearer to tho centre. Ihd thirty-one 
State, are closer to each other now than were . 
the “Old Thirteen.” t “ P “ 1 

St. Panl's aseertion is true even of tho use- ^ ^ 
fol sciences: “We know nothing yet as we ^ 
ought to know” An illustration in this oon- ^ , 


abound here, that which bean to own farm-houses that bam looking for in, the free hitll ^ prophet.- And as we liavo plunged 
patronymic and was built under his paste- States have nut yet transpired, uloiig this ; ntl) jj, e business, we shall do what we can 
rate two years ago, is worthy of a mention route, '1 ho edmpuuy ol travelers was large, to carry out our cherished design, though in 
and a visit. It is pewed. In architectural and among thjjipsome notabilities— (lie toll- doing so wc may falsify Mr. Taylor s pre- 
proportions 1 should say it is rather low for op of Cincinnati, the BiBliup ot^ Chicago,, aud d '^ b)n ■ ... 

its' Width. But my notions of low and high the’ Bishop of New Mexico, on their way to bh « prosent oditioq is a roprmt of tho 
buildings will not do on these gravcllyChills, , the Triennial Council, to begin next babbatli ^ tifty . throd -- Sermons publiuhed by, Mr 
for they were got in tho Louisiana swamps, in Baltimore. Not a lew, l’uiml ecelcsiosties \Vealey in 1771, in four duodecimo volumes; 
where wc try hard to .build above mud and accompanying tikim ; among the rest un out- ( 0 xvhicli. reference is made in the Trust 


which will not only serve for n general.refer- 
cnu6 to tlie sermons, 'mt also asrist in the 
study iind examination of- candidates for the 1 
ministry. All the Greok worils mid phrases 
have been arranged in an index', ns also all 


to carry out our cherished design, though ill the pu H ,, r Scripture "expanded m 
doing so we may fals.fy Mr. layloi-s pre- Bernu , ns . m greate. t has been taken 


worka. ef Jliejaust. smihent .Thculugianfl in. *_ P “ D118 ! lcrB i n ov aan it be until a , * 
our own, the Latin and German languages, “cr ol paying subscribers i fl greatly ij—. 
From tho timo of Huokor, Theology has been ' P ' u ' ( (im mitfce liavo oalled attention a 
regarded as a science with' the laws, limita- tbcsc ihots to oxcitc thc agonte, whoalrsgj 
tiotis and terminology of such by tho writers dc8crT0 great commendation, to mg ^ y 
of our tongue. Abelard, and Peter of Uim- "Torts to' secure subscribers, and ^ ^ 
hardy — schoolmen of the twelfth century, tbe anHmnt ' l,ow ‘hie for the scconjxj/ 0 
not to go buck to Isidorus of Seville nnd John nnd 8eC0I *dly , to show that upon no others ' 
of Damascus, in . tlie sixth and eighth, and known to the Committee could the 
from their xtimo. writers in all tlie learned have existed for ono year, 
tongues of enrth liavo. so understood it. Tlnit A specimen number of a paper, to be naV 
tlie science uf Theology is an essential branch bsb( ; d on a different Jihin, and for . Jj, 
of a preacher's study to a much wider extent P r ‘ c ®> Wlls ' S9U °d iii July 1850, in tiys os 
than is usual in .our Church, I then main- ,m d when the Louisiana Conforcnco nuu 
tained, and liavo always; hut that a scion-, -^ 00 °fo ^ ,cr followin g, a very anj]] ftaetkk 
tific pursuit, fit only tor .tlie professor's lec- tb °' nu J"hor of suhseribers regarded ns^, 
ture room, or th& Btudcut'B cloister, should bo UC8 ' sllr y to commence the paper hid bcent 
lucscd into tbo nulnit,' 1 then denied, and Allied. 1 he Louisiana anil Alabama 


price, was issued in July 1850, in this *7 
and when tho Louisiana Conforenco tntp 
-December following, a very small fr„ 0 H 0 , , 
tho, number of subscribers regarded as 


“■ , . , fo prevent typography errors, not dtilv by lur, '‘ rl,u '"’ or “'aBtuucnt s cloister, should bo •< \ nyr nau ncen* 

.Uap. V ». S.SS?Si£.S , i. , t'S a 

Wesley in 1771, in four duodecimo volumes, v 1 ‘ ■ ^ thorn, rlotormlned to nstoMum. — 

to. which, reference is made in the Tru-t « 


water. The interior of this building ib ad- 
mirably arranged and executed. They pro- 
pose to out-do it in the building now going 


und-out Spanish priest from Santa be,- tlie Deeds uf thc Wesleyan Chapels in England, 
residence of the Bishop. . There is much of as constituting, with Wosloy s Notos, the doe 


duplicates to Philadelphia, whore the work 

Was stereotyped. -The book agent', and. in- p™ ,-V«. » “■« higher price, -.and without involviaJC 

deed, all eoneerned in thejpeelmmcal exeeu- fogttinmto subject., natter, assuming its befit- ^ , n pccuniary rihK . )n a **» 
turn, deserve tho praise which, we feel eer- f»g ^ ^ mimstrohons of .the ^ th(f|p ^ the ^ ^ 

turn, will bo awarded to them. The editor- preacher. 

a vonr nirn. It, It ah minnan/iu t 


chetic^J, liomilftic and. popular Htylo, 


the bon homn\e about them all. JJe ot Chica- 


up in place of Brook Street Church, that was g° g° e8 off well at u joke. Nor ia the Cm 


trinos of British Motliodisn, Borides these, ^ , JL , CU encouragod in thc ul ' u l crt a k ing. riot 
there are seventy-three Other discourses- onlv ,, v its , nt * slc i mnijrt „ nnn . ,, v 


tliem, determined to' establish the papnc, 
■lit' lligller P r ‘®Pi~ ttnd without involving 4 *. 
, selves iu any pecuniary risk. In ncr*^ 


burned down. ; — • ta 

1 am now writing in tho room of tho Mission- 


go goes oil' well at u joke. Nor is the Ciu- y " “ eB " only by its intrinsic importance, but ^so by I every age of thc Church, and these varin 

I eimiati prelate without spriglitliness. That y k our . 11 " ,lc 1 . wcre *’ u ' ““ ■ X ‘ 1 1 tho approval, of those with whom lie has ; ri”ns litfve becu sd wide as to necessitate tin 

t i, w ,!;,„i,a,™ e i,i;„t„— .'trrrisas.'r '““r r.'i ^ in r*^ »■**?■ 


ary Secretary. 1 sit hero alone ; not aU alone. This morning a nice little man sat near me rerised in. 1825,' by a copy of- his Sermon. it is toed in four duodecimo volumes, of be- Theology is dependent upon the system of Mu^ wldoh wo^^toi^ ZY7 

s„d^ Chi... M -*r 5 **»» .« wri »«. .Ontoli; ,,o,. e „y., a , ...pa n, r u. , U <1 ... „„ „r fci 


man i lagazino, ana*»m tuken counsel, including Home of the Bishops, 
volumes, and careiully ■/. To fueilitiite tlie circulation of the work. 


IUVUVIIVT. 

. , t, , , ... tha P 11 year “K°- 11 *> 88 succcodriMi, 

I he science of Theology has varied ,n cqual to thoir elpocta tion 8 . It ocotJ 

every age of the Church, and these varia- high position with the other membm 0 rm 
toms have been so wide as to necessitate thc Advocato fami l y . Tho editor h „ d| * 
use of. the phrase Theologies to , designate tact, talent, piety and enterprise; 


This is in part for the reason that hc has kept his coiamris free from even 

v is deDendont unon the system of o • »• 1 . ... ..u . .. * 


t Atoll * 1 - -a . . . . v OUUVA1J uomiuo miu iOUg J w b •> , — l — *** tWOOn “ 

lieeto, I tell a tale as twae told tome. Not whigkeMi BmaU ^ and legs drawn undei , uffablo bund] aud g ; ad t0 aee i dm , and ' they his libral 'y at City' Hoad, London ; sixteen of ttdapted 




many yean ago the diligent steamboat travel 
between New Orleans and Louisville occupied 
twna^i days, or more. Our very famous 
Capt. Shreve got out a crack boat, made spe- 
cial preparations for a quick trip, and took 
tola freight. By whipping the gallant racer 
stop of the Way, Capt. 8. astounded the 
Bathes km by otxning through in fourteen 
day*. The oittos served him with an ova- 
tton; toasts were drank, and a set speeeii 
mads- The unlucky lawyer who made thu 
speech complimentary, alto the customary 
rmmrt. about progress and improvemehv 
generally, and into line of things especially, 


a—, - - . - - - - . vitiate tho tastes of its vendors, mbrini; into 

to sgfidle-bags, Sunday Schools nnd losophyr of . F.lata being prevalent in. Alef an- disrepute our holy religion, he bashtooxn 
ibrarios. They are bound in cloth, drill in thc second, third and fourth centu-; pc , ni by a i; 9 t of ablo foreign and dw*; 


thorn, a la tailor, keep me company. They called him Bishop, and ho smiled on them. l | 10m . ^' er " written by Mr. Wesley for the 

’ ’f v . , ; Armtnmn Magazine, but some of them wei ■■ 

sit on the table at my right us images, and and had a “ blarney " word lor them, and so, , eft by him in manuBcript] and nuu , of thcm 

in picture-shapes hang the walls around, I found out that lie was Bishop Bureell. Just W ere revised by him after they were pub- 
They look knowing, but are silent, and 1 before reaching tlie Lake wo wore speaking liahed in that periodical ; in 18UU they were 
have endured worse company. Tho sight is of his cathedral (which is a model building, • printed in a small 12 mo. volume; tho re- 


liuuily lii. 


and .. ill bo sold at $2 75, with one third dis- ries, gave &l 
count to preachers and Sunday Schools. Origeh aud 
They' nrc.put Uiub low tliat tliey jnuy find a expounders, 
pluco in aU our .Sunday Schools and families, having bee 


pen, by i 


ries, gave Shape to the Theology of which oor fos p0 ndents, and by tasteful rekfoa 
Origen aud Clemens were the most famous done much to give character and dignity*, 


expounuers. The philosophy of - Aristotle 0 ur Church Periodical literature. ' 
having been legitimated by tho Romish' The Committee have therefore roappoi* 


- - « I - - * . . * We have also insuod them in tract form. Church, became the basis of tho schoolmen' a him to a position which he has filled with 

provoking to miasionary zeal. Tho Prophet the steeple-part especially) he spoke of cer- mamm 6 1 rec ? V1Z ; A 08 \ 12& ’ 12(3 ’ done up in four neat packages, each tract hav* Theology. And so in succeeding times thc * uc l u onor to himself and advantmrfl ha. 

., 1 ,, ... . .... . , • , . were published bv Mr. 'Wesley in a seoaraie I: „ „..i a,,. .... , ..... . , ..r i 1 ^ 1 .- _ “‘"S’ wa| 


Xiujiutv — X - r — r JJ r . . , , . . ... \ • V*ua.v UJIIU IVU* uwv ynyu wovi lltlV- - vaa^vu v v I mUCII IlC 

must liavo had such specimens as theBO be- tain contemplated improvements ubuut the vreropu isn. )y . i. es ly in a separate j n g a title-pago, and the . whole furbished — systems of Descartes, Leibnitz, Locke and.l Church. 


fore him when he indulged that severe satire I altar— two columns were to be erupted iu 


upon idolatry : “ Eyes have they, but they 
see not,” etc. Here the measures are devised 


front, and two augels in au adoring attitude. 
Thu augels, he added, were already prepared 


form, and not in any collection of his Ser- 
i mons during hia life. In the octavo edition 


for- ‘gratuitous distribution alone— at i?l 25, Kant, as well as more recently those of Fiphto, I In conclusion, tho Committee beg laut 


f Sr i - w v ffc ’ eaition bei - n p . e behove, the cheapest catalogue of SobeRing and Hegel have produced respect- commend the paper as deserving a still . 

of .Mr. VV esloy s VV orks there are several dis- trn ,. tH ' . mlbliHbo d. Thov are n„r f vih in ivelv their schools of Theolouv. It is ever J * . “ ? 


eimrses. whfohMr' l tracts ever published. They are put forth in ivcly their schools of Theology. It is ever extended circulation, and to exprctiikp 

courses, ■whieh Mr. Juekson, tho Lngl.sh ed- this form fur tract societies, pastors and oth- varying, aud must, for thfe reason that it is that the New Orleans Christian Drwli 


and executed, while the whole Churoh sup- and of tho size of life. UJ the uzeof life. jto. «J* wore copied from Mr. Weslev-s n rs, and p.irtjenlarly Sunday Schools, whioh abmiluteiy dependent on psychology 


y that he doubted not the timo 


watt come when to trip would bo aocom- 
pIMtod in twelve days. Whereat the Captain 
tpek offenoe— the mere probability that Ins 
time eoold be beaVi Now -a eix and eefef 
dan' trip is no uncommon affair. 


ply the means, for supplanting these dumb 
idol, with the light and truth of the living 
God. Great is hi. work, and may the bow 
of the Miarionary Secretary abide in strength. 

■ Yours truly, H, N.M. 


lours, truly, 

H. N. M. 


Theology, then, is tho ubstruci scientific I upon all coritmunities where it may mkt. 


form whioh tlie truths of a religion ussume, 


General Conference. 


Lakk Erik, .May 5, 1852. 

- -DE'A'K mo.r-MHy'iimT 
i and 1 left there on Monday, in company witli 


thought i to myself. l ours, truly, papers alto to death, but which were never tt re excellent organizations for the oircula-, . Theology, then, is tho abstract scientifie 

H. N. M. esiguc iy un or pu leation. Some of tion ol those little messengers of truth. We form whioh tlio truths of a religion ussume, 
■■ — t em wore par y transeii e tiom ot ei an- wish every, school in tho conueotion to be in'ohediencc to the requirements of a before 

General Conference. 1 P artl0 “ lnrl y Dr ' “ ad uU but forthwith furnished with a competent sup-, adopted system of metaphysics, for tho pur- 

The daily Zion's Herul is to hand, and ad- ' a I > P^ ar i “J’ 8 Mr. Jackson, "'to hato. p i yo f these traots, io bo distributed onoo a poses of intellectual investigation. Such ia 
vises of the preliminary proceedings of the ,, C . r ° f i ,. r . y jnonth, alternating with thc Aisitor. Tfo: my definition of Iheology. And again I say,' 

General Conference of the ChurOli North, J lloa0 correct news uf. divine truth which at- ®b 00 k agent, will keep a large supply of thorn that the preaching of it is the banc of tho 
.lwhieh.jiunve.nnil in Boston .... ti... M anat — 1— rdB . r 0 Dd ^ a t the depositories ; and we hope to »oo them jjmch and theeursu of the pulpit. 

Bishops Waugh, Morris, Janes, were in at- • ^ hotd, > Tbd preaching needed in this, as' in all 


may continue to exert a purifying U bk 


Ch. Advocate offioo, N. 0., May 3,181 
B. H. IIivjh - 
Vf. MeaiiB, 
W. E. Don, 

J. C. Hum, 
J. Hamilton 


tkl board the boat we had one interesting 

Ithfitoitw ; a Rot. Mr. C y. Ho has been 

pe bMied aa an imposter onoo or twioo iu 
Sotttherti Methodist papers; but every .body 
don’t read the papers, and some read and for- 


Drs. l’arsouS and Stevenson . 


. tendance, . 


never to have been committed to the press." p0W8 of ohurch cs, and in alb other places 


MiTllnmiT 0 i:s in.' i. C’nsvr.snv, e,— itoilim. Mq t» 
Tin- Contervni-i'' mvl It tlir u»u,l time. VnrioMWB* 


such good oompany 1 tarried behind one day 
and night in the 11 Queen City.’’ Cincinnati 
is worthy this appellation, both for tho tidi- 
inoss and elegance of its- ’buildings and its 


At thp loss ot d [ sp08cd bl n tt(. nd 


get. I aooo fouad he bad changed his name, wonderful commercial prosperity. Notwith- 
Mld ropreM&tod hiiqzelf now a. an Episcopal .landing the odor of bacon and lard, and 
mitotor; no longer, a Methodist preacher, soap and candles, there is im: h of tho muleuc 
To both of three changes I made no objec- * rose about tho city. , 


Joseph Tremble, of the Ohio Conference. Works, the 
was chosen Secretary. One hundred and been given 
thirty-two delegates were in attendance . in an editii 
The editor of the Herald remarks that have, of ot 
“the general appearaneo of tho assembly is English 12 


ln-riiis--jtidgmentr-we-dteartily-eoneuie”rif-tt-| 5nd~zeaT.'| 

was necessary to print thorn in his Complete I Wbat tract8 Hu worthy of distribution us 


Work*, the foregoing expiinutioii should have I vVonloy's So 


But they ought to have noplace I 


Were wo writing a review of Wesley's 


-teHA.TCerit Bm'Qln U’d hv the clialr.. AjUtitl on ffill 
tho truths of our Divine religion, appealing ted wklng that the ruj« miuirlng nien ind wo»a> 
7, . ... npnrt. in church mi'ctiniffi. nhnuld bo rfotalrd ermrin 

for ilieir validity to coiiseiousness, showing, A ',„ ulmuil ,. of „ lb ,. r 

without the intervention of man's formula- p«.i of th. h.t. j. si. sug.. of North tmtau Coat. r,nc 


in an edition designed for popular uso ; wo Sormons, instead of u notice -of a new edition 
have, <if course, imitated the example of the 0 f them, we' should sonn wliut at large ex- 


rit»8, nice technicalities, polemic disputations who "im located without hu cow&vwuit«tM 
and scientific restrictions, the need, the scope jumre," ’* 


Knglish 12 mo. in omitting them. I liey are p rCHg our opinion of their character. But 
the following*: “ rruo Christianity Defeptl- not ''necessary. As literary prtKluc- 

ed, which \vuh written in Latin und traus- (j ont ^ they ure models of . terstmess and niin- 
lated by Dr. Clarke; except ns n curiosity, it pljcity, nnd independent of their tln*ologicnl 
is of no Serviccf and never was, •outside- the VJ1 ] UI », they arc such sermona -posterity will 
University, nnd it doe« not appear that it was n ' ot willingly let die. But, ns discourfies on 
ever preached even there, essays on doctrinal, exporiuiontal and practical Chris- 

u Mourning for the Dead, 1720— u Corrupt- thfnity, ftie world has never yet seeir their 
ing tlie Word of (iod,* 1 1728—“ Resurrection als Avoiding till extremes, whether l»cl-‘ 


highly respectable. 4 is sprinkled over with, the following: “True Christianity Defepd- 

u good proportion of lioary heads. The nunr- e d, M which was w'ritten in Latin and trans- 


at hia old trade— soliciting 




Upon. At present, >t seems, ho is lively “a little one,” and hunblo umong the 
a church in Vlorida, has fine pro:- many and magnificent ehuri cb of the plr.ee. 
great things and ’weare that but it was not hard to find, b ing u peculitu- 


soap and candles, there i. mu h of tho touleur her of uged men in it is larger than hns been luted by Dr. Clarke ; except ns a curiosity, it 
de rose about the city. , tho ease fo), three or four sessions. Appar- is of no service, and never was, • outside tho 

Of course 1 inquired, early in my morning en %> a considerable majority of the Confer- University, and it does not appear that it was 

. fot 'lome canto or other commoted I walk, for the Church, South'. U is compare- ^ consists of men beyond the meridian of ever preached even there. TJ,e essays on 

1 . , , „. Al „ r t • life, substantial, sober-minded, practical men. « Mourning for the Dead,” 1 <2b— “ Corrupt- 

tivcly ' a little one, an un iblo among the w ho look uh if they would dispatch business ing tlie Word of God,” 1728— “ Resurrection 
many and magnificent ehuri- ob of the place, both promptly and wisely. The Conference. ' u f the. Dead,” 1732— “Grieving the Holy 


anq scienunc resmeuous, inc ..ecu, u.c scoja- Tb< Km Jobn A ( , oIllnt K. thl 
and power of a' Divino lifo in the soul, and prt . f ,,nti.d • munition, rf«nv#t.r iilnmlf ml 


tho ceaseless amplified and minute injunction r«Utlye to the ^ct^York Book Conueru. rtpuitaUfi 
of thfi.praeticnl duties of Christianity. Were 


this the style adopted universally, wo should I policy of tho Methodut Kpi«opal Chnwh,bui 


have, instead of tho babbling of thcologns- iu^yfor tlie tllvUion of thu property, and dlmthiAi 
tore, homely, yet forcible presentations''of tit,',. * l N '" York DOt lu uk ” ,D 

truth ns is in Jesus,, in lieu of discourses Mr . Sctu. of tho Book Concern, nuted the flail M 

composed for the most part of phrases of Judge Nobum' would not bi nmdered till 

“which by frequent use have almost lost elartop totb. «r tl» *to»H 

, . ‘ , S'. doul of dbcuiution the resolution ww witudjinirw 

their meaning, ’ fresh and genuine outbursts pn . M . nt ' 

from a Warm lind pious h^ltft, qnd for labored The Hey. John Bear, K. K. Qrisw.-M and K.TtoW 




MM whit« cravat. I felt bound to expos it y. The pastor, Rev. Mr. .inn, was in hi.-t 
him, and thus ruined all hjB gains. He is a study, looking over the 1: Advocate. I 

ft (abject for the lunatic asylum or the pen - Buppoee he hoe many Bueh alls as mine - 
tontiuy ; 1 hardly know which. I am to i eomewliat like tlie cuIIb a c< ,ul is Buhjccted 
for from home to inatituto any sort of pro- to in a foreign land. I was lad to find nil 
owdtogs ag»in»t him; for it might get ni' things well with him. lli- membership, I 
■to toon trouble than 1‘could easily get out learn, is composed of some i i' the very best 
of. Yon know it ia no plenaant or profitable material— not large, but in uential os citi- 
thinf kl|fike a dog by the ears. Qat, should zeus and devoted as Christi: as. With such 
beririt your sity again I trust be will n< t a pastor aud Buch member-, it would seem 


as a whole, presents jv. striking aspoct -of Spirit, ”-1-733 — have very little gospel iu them. 


health, of good, round, robust health.’' The discourse on “ Love," preached at Sa- 

■ ’ — vannah, Fell. 20, 1730, is superseded by n 

Urotliers McTyeire and Keener both being capital sermon on thc same text. No. 01 i| 
bsent. some of the enrresnondpnts will 1m vi. this edition; that on “ l’ublic Diversions 


pare unmolreted. Could not audh charactoi 
ba arrested for getting money under fab 


W the pen'.- Buppose he hns many auch alls as mine - nrouiers lMeiyeire ana keener riotti Hemp capital sermon on me wuiii wxi. no. ji n 

\ am to,, Bomewhat like the calls a ci, ml ia subjected *tont,'some of the correspondents .will .have this edition; that on “l'uhlic Diversions ’’ 

sort of pro- to in a foreign land. I was , lad to find "all to exereiso patience in regard to their articles, a ^ ?. defective affair , „ " .»■ •' 

, , f .. „ , Some of them seem to lm of I. oersoiml lind 1 ,01 y r'j’int is a inisprauiy uqieumo nmur. mee t here nnd there an' argument which we 

ght get m ■ things well with him. Hi- membership, I • « J ‘ bc " ^em bp personal a id Aft#r tbl>8(1 Sermons, in the. octavo edition. „ ol feel, .or an opinion from wbieh wf 

ally get out learn, is composed of some , : the very best ooatroicreiul cast, and 1 must deolme tlie there is a discourse on the “Ministerial Of- dissent, or an exegesis winch.- modern 

ir profitable material — not large, but in 'uential as citi- reB P ,m »ibility of their publication. I had as fi'ce,” concerning which, Mr. Moore said lie 1 „„* ... ... ..i.-.i ,^<u:...,i 

But, should zoaz and devoted as Christi; ;is. With such well frankly say that 1 am, from principle, told Mr Wesley, wiicn he published it, thin 

hi. will mt a pastor aud such member-, it would seen. °PP 0B(!d to M such articles- If they must -it was not agreeable to the futures. “He 
^characters that the conditions of pro leritv are met. b « H.thcnJ be put. in circulars. ^ corne^ at me to some tm.e, says 


equals. Avoiding all rxtroinOs, whether Pol-, 
ugiuii or Augiiotiniun. Popish or Soeinian. 
they koop tho iiuriii m^Uo^riln^ tho g«»ldon 
jnoan of gospel truth, ho that none who con- 
sult them with a Kin core mind can fail to un- 
derstand the teachings of the lively oracles, 
in ull things necessary to salvation, or to find 


I deul of dtacurtfilun the resolution wtw witbdr»nfeflj 


prewnt. , 

Tho Hey. John Bear, K. K. (lrisw*-M and B.H 
wttro ap pul lit vd a couiuillti'c* on tin* ciiurch In Wn 


disouisitions— subtle and skillful enough it woro uppolutfdacoinuiltUwontlwolitti^ h’ 

. . , .S. . . The Oonferenco then adjourned. , 

may tic upon the. Origin of Evil, and Midi Methodist Ussre,,. Cosresr.c.-msk 


like fruitless tliCmos, or bitterly controverwal MotUojltt Oonforii,./. nu t ni th- u»uu b«£ B 
. , , , . .mittui’ wan onlert-tl V* txik«* raeafiurffi -for tti« vm 

sermons, teeming with rancor and spleen, and monumenta to tlndmemury of iib*Uop Atburjrt 


was of merely hical interest . that on the 1 WJl y kingdom of heaven. We may 


interesting on the same principle that a slim-, l *" T 8 "”' a , lh , V Mm »«•« 

der suit is in court, for ungryj invective and ponod to Fridity. and thut of the Key. J. N. Mw*! 
virulent personality : wti should have the W jh" the h«>ok »gfi»t» at Nt-wVofkfa^ 

sincere milk of the work, a strong meat 

whereby men might find subsistence. yt-nu-d 7 per cent, aunuaiiy. Tho 

c.ilablixhnifnt of numerous largf clPi>o«iMn« 

I do not mean to say that these are insepu- porteur*yatem wh« aino opponed m being hmn* , 

I, , . ... r x i* well aa uuwloldy. to be an » fflclent the 

rahh* (!imracteristics of nnxlern preuching. 4 which sendH out b«Mjk.s on cominMon IcwiJJJJ 
but tha.t they are so to a 'deplorable degree 

nunc, .can doubt — Aiul4his is-xjue of the- mi-- -Uu: -MiE«ioiJttry.Adtoi!aU: iW.tKHL 

.... . . a , . , r*?cdlnKi» iu thf Book 0«mcern cn^e wwgtif j/jJjj 

sons \vhy .that preaching IS SO .meflectutll. Lh« South ; a final decwlon In which, it 


fiee,” concerning which, Mr. Mooro said 1 


ity j Wtl shou ld have tlie Tic 1 r**port8 of tlu* hook »int‘ut8 *t Ni'wVo ffcfa^ ^j 
tho work ii ntromr mimt fnur y* ur * Mro^ ' , r *‘ a<1 rl "‘ hayi1 -! DCf<l fijU 

tne worn, a strong meat ctn ,/, na th , pro#u33per 


I that the conditions of pro: verity are met. 


I But I reckon "’they have a hot 1 time of it. It and 8enUo the community that is interested m&d(i 


looked earnestly nt me for some time," says 
-Mtt-M oonv- i ^d>ut^u(4-w-itii'di^k i te A iire-. — 44d- 


criticism may not endorse, oi a‘ pthiloslqiliical 
speculation which mny lmvo bhcopftCpbfiolctc ; 
hut these do not materially affect the value 
of the work, whoso HtapJ^meircnts lire Scrip- 
'fiiro' inith, solid "‘‘roraning, u iRtTp^^fuLtn^ 


yonU-d 7 per (•♦•nt. aunuaiiy. Thu report yg* 
eitabliKhniunt of numerous largt* dPi>o«t«»^ 


Oh, what an injury is thus ii - 1 must bo an up-hill business maintaining a I * n t ^ e ‘ r c 011 ! 011 ! 8 ! Knd let not tho whole land 1 said no more. The man of 


no reply, 'and soon- introduced, another centivP8 tu repeal tan w, faith, anil holy liv 


uninDiiRimicni oi uuuiurim' 4 x| 

porteur«y*-ti'iu vra« alno oppowd M being 
well as uuwiuldy. to be an ( fflclcnt u the 

i„ ..... 1 ..W.I/U .... n, iminiocion lDllWV^l 


I down at 3001). .The Sabbath School Adn 




upon Christianity ! How many spring 
evolsope are stounch^i, dried up hv 


Southern Church in Ohio. 


In Isiing shown through fie . “Book Co,.! a P erBonal * local cbar,u ' tor ' 


be annoyed with matters that are strictly i if tool: could nut dispute against it. 


May its-' rcpui.lication in tho present ^ in contrast the natural, spontaneous and 


Kim XliafjomirjLAJvuaiU! JO-UOfi. Httkij WKj 
rrcdlnK« lu tht* -Uook Concern cimc w« pW* 
the South ; « final decwlon in which. «***■* ^ 
not probably be gireh iu court. In New ^ 


! One unworthy recipient » f|cern," from cellar to garret. 1 laid a sort of I 


to any. It will bo hard to 1 d agents for the 
next term of years more e- rgetic and sys- 
tematic than those whose me is now un, 


Ii 


W n k ariiy does the cause more damage than tho half-nt-homo feeling. The ,t and building 
wxsalthy churl wlfo gives nothing at all to i: I and business make no men 
The latter MW enters the great field of bt - 1 to any. It will bo hard to 1 
MVpSboo*, and tlie former disgust* and keej * next term of years more o 
hack thoumnds that would enter. . I tematic than those wIiobc 

The river xnu but a socne of weary gran- They wfte both gone to ii. 
tor (HI wa had paaaed the mouth of Ohio a Simpson and Tcfft and Nas< 
hawtod aulre orao. The banks in many nectcd with the establishm 
(tore were overflowed, and there was d! - of the Western Christian 
town. Perhaps it vrill only be temporary, i.s the pro tem. aniFthe latest • 
the fioeda may recede in time for planting I seeing his j y/UftOm, 1 do nt 
andgromnga cr(^>. Ever and anon, ns v > good sireet the editor puts 
wmt along, rnnning close to the bank, i place, at 50 Gravier, where 
h oose hold ware seen huddled on a little sj„ t ditod, cxclianges filed, visit 
«r lafd, # aommnded by water. Some f I printer attended to and pr< 
thew me singularly cheerful under this noplace in comparison t< 
gloomy state of things. I must mention ore do better, let us console ou 


, .. . , - rvx, . The Daily Zion's I leruld contains an able 

half-at-homo feeling. The *t and buildin-rs , - . ... , , , .. , . 

■ ^ anu spicy article on the inexpediency and in- 

and business make no mca sliow.oompnred justice of appealing from Judge Nelson’s de- 


nectcd with the esuiblislini 
of tlio Western Cliristiun 
the pro tem. ancFthe latest • 
seeing his siftntilm, I do nc 
good sii&et the editor puts 
place, at 5C Gravier, wlierc 


ine is now up. 
:on, us also Drs. 
che editors eon- 
in the office 


cision. Tlie writer presents the question in 
a very plain and practical point of view. Wo 
do not think they will appeal. 


he saw his love for the Church [of England], 
from whioh lie never. deviated unnecessarily. 
Bad, in this instance, led him a little too far.' 
Not "a little too far, we tliink. Of course tl; r- 
sermon is omitted, and with it, on' sufiilur 
grounds, that “On Attending t J ib '■C hurch. 
Service.’’ y 

Mr. Wesley lived long enough to renounce 
tlie priestly, and prelatipul figments which In- 


form promote tin- edification id’ the church, 
tlie sqlvhtiini -of tlie world and tlie glory of 
God". ■ Tims. f). Sl .ii.mkks. 

Charleston, C., May I, 1852. 


heart-stirring sermons in the Acts. They 
realize, ns .far as tliey gp, tho.'idea of real dis- 
courses, as Paul’s Epistles do tlie model of an 
apostolic Utt^c- 


iui prowiLiy dh id youri. *»♦ --r 1 ^ 

uiniutT. Tho ruport wr« upproprii rUI ; j \ tfft 
olutlou of the l.nity. nfflrminp th«*ir rlghltj^ji 


the procHPdingB of the Auuuxl And 
wttK tlii'u taken up nml dlsouKaed. j. ij^i 

Among tho numerous petitionfl 
some in fnvor of the oxtonslon of theUB* | iw . 
preachers shall be stationed ; nml also J ^ 
to bo returned to the same station i atlff ■ 


“ Still They 9 0me ” 

Mr. Editoh : 1 hoc in the Advocate Of 
thc 24th of April an item of news under the 


( )no of the rare excellences, and the Inch- four yearn ; aiao, for a neparato 

ii .. ? .. n , , which in ut preaunt connected with tliat o r* 

e«t element ot the power of early Wesleyan ..HtahilBhment of a book coucem for 
preaching, was its spontaneity, its freedom 

o- l k— :x : __.i. _ _i, , i n d 


Rev. J. B. Walker will preach at the Mo- 
Gehee Church, .Carondelet street, on Sunday 


cherished in the former part of his life ; ami above caption, in which it is slftited that a 
we live after 1pm. The m*rmon on “The Mr. Kellogg, at Independence; had joined the 


from artificial system, its coming warm and . remains of iti*ho»s Aabury and Kmoqr. ( 

r . r *, • £ ., .... ground iu Kutaw Btnut, Baltimore, to MQW-l 

fresh from tlie inmost life, which was the lile cymutery. 

of (iod in the soul. Therefore it is not Wes- Mrniopift Oi^kbal 


of Ciod m the soul, rhereforo it is not Wes- Methodi*t ( 1 »:nkbai. ConrEassc*. wwr 

l j- , . tho attaaion to-duy the following ««» 

leyan preaching to whtcli I object. It yet re- pointed : On th« Baatonil Addretf-^eowwi 


Trouble and Rest of (lood Men" was Baptist Ch irch and was licensed to preach, 


mains to.be prdven that Mr. Wesleys ser- U, A r ^eHai ^oSndUeo of j 

mons, asu'c have them , were ever preached, appointed on the aubject of lay delugatea 
. . I x ’ , x. The appeal or the Her. Krra Hpragufo^ tj 

ror my own part I do not believe they ewr rerence. waa than taken up. ami M t0> ^L 
were— at most, .not many. Tlie internal ovi- 

dences are all against the hypothesis. These mlanlon, and innlghlng ngniuBt thm^ 


lvocatcql found mornin g> 4 b y request, on the Bible and for the. p r( . ae hed fit Oxford, 1735,- and was so full ol' It uoeins f “ sonic difficulties presenting them- 
•hanges After errors'that the editor of the octavo edition selves, sugj^estions were made to deluy, 1 hut 

i , . m * fult constrained to p^nt it a hi Apocrypha, in Mr Burleson u?g‘*d immediate action, lest 


ppuliiti-U ou the eubjt'Ot of lay ilel*xat** thia8 0 
1 The appeal of the iter. Kin. 


no place in comparison to 
do bettor, let us console ou 


I : A log house was within a few foot • f I of republican simplicity, <■ 


womler at tlio 
rth. Our little 
litorials arc iu- 
i received, tlio 
read,4<siks liitti 
.. Till wc can 
■Ives by talking 
But, frankly. 


Mr. Sprague Ih charged with pracUrtnf 
MDiMtig a leuialu medium to thu other w 
mluulfui „„,1 inv,,i,*liing .uralnfit the vMMttfffS 


mlKblon. and Inrcighlng agnluet the tpi 
vldualH. Mr. Sprague acta iu> *»• ' ® WB 
Her. M t’Mru. WitherapiKin aud PbUlip* 


hia own c0UB *^a>1 

Phillip* »PP*‘* I 


I an increase of some thirty-four members 


is but a drop before tlm^ifcntcous shower, 

| - ,<wm. 


pearancc in tjie western horizon of tlio Dior- I 
ida (’onfcrenco in January, 1851, and, from 
v. .i, received into the itinerancy 
Juut (.’ nferenc *, hough not without Borne 


tbe river, and' the back-water waabchimlui ill like tboae well-papered v r ll^.jand contf- 


Tb» y>od : t naii y ■ ■ a d -hb 'iyTO • nu c nf ' i r j : r poi nfe >e n fy'-Mfr T tir 
m the door of this M love ” of a ei- - 1 library, as well as repub cim .simplicity. 
Wig middle age, and as hup- 1 We ire fur from the mort lien 20.000 stib- 

iftine* Albert and Victoria. A group I scribe rs xrhich our contomp, ary liere nipil^ 


. y. •, Methodism, preached 1777, on laying the pyarance in (lie western horizon ol thc More 

this C (iiiicrcnoe year, ondapticipate that tins |- <>undut ; on of city Hoad JU Impel, is no sir ida <'oiife.re.nco in January, 1851, and, from 
is but u drop before ths^entpous shower. |mm) and un fit for circulation us a t re. 1 v.;. .received into the itinerancy 

• it was published in pamphlet form b, Mr. ... .hut (.’miforone.-; 'bougli hot without some 

Maiiiun, K\.y'- Brother Arm strong writes Wesley, perlinps to guard tlie Motl.jdistq doubfo as to Ids gonuii.o character, lie was 
tlmt they hfivo recently boeu ldost with un against sepiiriiting from the Church of Eng- appointed to work al uut tlie middle of the 

• BFg ihru t: nirfi! » Tii r' nrd"in i r prnnrTrTO-.« iiinei j^weto . *e«**ia«*iii^ 

< y.\ • . 1 r 1 r 1 ■ miles of Sermons. Nor did lie that •• Ac- him, leaving no reasons bplimd tor so doing. 

.Sofoe thirty-five lmvo professed faith m ‘ ‘ ™ “ Jf... Sll his conduct itmona his nconle 


And in thoir present form they are given to <;.,iir«ruii<i.. ; mi, to 
tho Connection as’ uh elementary text book • 
in Divinity, for tbo uso uf all our prouelicrs. «»kiug tli. (lum-rui 

, .,, , ... ‘ , urn II mlh.lmi U, lu.im'. H ““ ' 

but especially and primarily for thoso who. mlttw on Mluloni 
were destitute of other meamt tiy which to U( 


mumberi of B 
KriuL’ouferuM® 


niuri'UKt! : anu nuu irum j 

iUlunition of l))i> ilhciplim' re * I !»„,ohk 


no allcnition or irh uificipnnu •» •'•r.- AhldCI|ff3 
I>r. Klliott oUvruil h rt hoIuUoii trow Ih®^ 
nuking tlie Clopenil Coufuruncu tn takt ^pi 

.. miuainn u> ii.. in.' Il »« rufurrea w 


gain an insight into speculative ami practical to .u-oUniji 


IjAT , CONVKMTION OS .THE , 

iuhch.— AH oiiviinUou of the lay 


rChi’iflt'; most uf 


uin e.s^ of Scnnuns ^ ^ or dhl he that "Ac 
lished in 1778, for he Jived long enough t( 


tad girls were disporting bi£ I bers, and the ample capital o j 


4aor t to numerous the passengers on 
too* deck began counting, and re :i 
i to nine- Juut then a “ wee thing 
i >9 arowded to the threshold u. i 
out cunningly; tent exelaimud tv a 


when it ia- afforded we wlUftf up bet- wc met Bro.’Milhurn in Mobile.’ He com- 8t rangely "set tho colonies free from the 
ter, and in this connection me to ho]!,; p l a ius of a misapprehensi, a of liis speech be- mother country. That sermon cuts u strange 
that you are in large xrejjdy receipts pf sub- f orc the Alabama C'onfe ence. At our sug- figure in a volume designed for popular, nw 
scrihers and subecriptHSnB. ( gestion he publishes.a let T-r which was writ- in tlio t nited States, or indeed any where 

Lost night I hri&d the celebrated Mr. B. ten at the time in reply o the editorial. It uUe And so does that entitled - i utiiuml 


, , . • ■ reverse bU opinion about the: 'American Ucv- 

Rkv. W. H. Mii.bckn. A few days since { . , w|lioh a8 W Nlid in 1784, God's. 

li-ri M-kh.. . 11.. J . . « n 


strangely set tlio colonics free from tin* 
mother country. That sermon cuts a strange 


tf frum t 

that “ Ac- him, leaving iio rt*asons bphind lor ho doing, 
■rien •■’■pill,-' ^llijivm^.his conduct, Umong bip ncol.le 
enough to was sucli e.s t - induce tlie authorities of tlie 
iricaii Ucv- Church to dismiss him from the work until 
784, God so thu meeting of, tlie annual (‘(inference, at 
from tlie which time and place he did not sliow his 
s a strange head, and wuy accordingly discontinued by 
lopulur uw the Unnlcrimcc. without his request. 


, ,,,, . • ... -b. onurcn.wu,) nn, 'TI', - 

I heology. I Ins last, however, is a point I fr,nu ilm Iniiy In the .erersl cl iL„a«i 8*! 

"aiiPirot ^ 


it, to lio resumed, if need be, at somo future 

4 ToU^ , Ma77»M. 


dual. HMMlHtftl by twelve vi('i'-I»ro«ta**tiW 
About two hundrutl ileleg»tcfii Bn ® J,, & 

J t.. I.nns ! nml. oow 1 "'* .#,M* 




by arowded to tbs threshold si. 1 scribers and subscrmfoOns^ 
mt ounaingly ; tail exeiaimod tvo Last night 1 hefird thc celebrated Mr. \\. 
»<■«••• , “Oh! " hallooed the fellow lecture. rtVas an abolition piceting at Mr- 
9 of his roioe, m we swept hy.lchanic^^Ihill. Considering the advertising 
qf f till mint,’' Ungal i a n t patrian b aojk^fucarding that went before, the uudi- 

s finoe was meagre. In it were some Quaker*, 
■reason remark that the coojrtu-t j and a cousiderahle sprinkling of “ gemmrn ' 
dare and anti-alava torptwy is I sud ladies of color. The former folk took 
r displayed to s Toyo^m'along the on right heartily, in their quiet wuy, at cer- 
m, with KeotockjyneneMe and foin paaaages of the Bpeeeh. The sficuker 
Indiana and Ofudem the oilier. Up wo* in character. His long liuir parted ou 
jfct fa sq^nriZwi is altogether in the comer of his bead, and his heard had not 
higbor up the aceue been marred at any corner, by a .razor— thus 


n it at tuu uiitu it* icuiy u tutu uuuuimi. it 

r , . Sins and Miseries,' " “preached Novoinber I .. 

will be found in another c ilumn of this popi-r. 1T75 f((r ^ bcnofit of lhc widows-and- or- 


in tho United SiuteB, or indoeil auy where T Iuh ih a brief nil? tory of the said "bright 
else. And ho does that entitled “ Nutimml star,” in its connection with the Florida 


Boud made an luterwtlDg toiwJern— ■ . Qgptff 

of tho c.onvontioD. Tbo Comniltw . 
rtijiorted tho receipt of letturi froi . . U( jj n | tk»' 

* *. iu various Buctlona of the Un| uUi . 

Baltluiort*. f)r. TIiop. K. Bond, Jr • g 

I’ehuvian Baiik. — 1’oruvian bark is one of ii . wminimi. of ai.ianiiria. , rt | 0D . At* 1 ] 

, , • i-ii cummll leu l„ iirepare buHlous 1-* . c ins,»' 

tho most useful drugs in our medical ptltt.r- «,«*!<, i,. ■ u.tt,,r »«frva,l troi“ ,“,5(7 P” , P ,W 
macy. Thc following story is told of its dis- 

.vHilo nn u iournov. wuV affalrp. A letter froin^udgc wm . 


I'liiB is a brief history of the said ■“ bright oovery : - An Indian, while on a journoy, waV I 


lUuoioi i )V'oK«inr AT Havana.— T he Binhop of .'a- . . . j., 

malca { accompauiud by Dor^ Wharnclille and Lord ■ ’ . 

Charley llarvt-y, who urn ou a vieit to llqvaua. made p,*r- kion ot Rritis 
wmai application to the Cuptaiu-Uuneral. on tin- 2 ’dii American reht 

uitu for permUaion to wornbipiu the parlor of^he boti l of Wesley’s hymns against the rebels ; anu>ug tlie BaptiHtH in Uidependonce. thc fever was leirvtfig him. lie rei;overeil. Oiuritaou BeiicMr*.— 

‘W ".re not put, however, into' the' old I have jlmught pi appr to make those state- and returned fo tho wonder dismay ul 
U >— " that it «u ouutrary to the law of th* Uuj - Mr, Hymn Book, though composed, perliups, to nients, and liope they will find a place in tho his faithless friends. He told his story, and p “ nlyl „ 11 ii mw. '»vW>i 

nr***r h «4 s**Uuea lainiiimiie pubilo *ur«W|i lu ii.r l„. 8un g u ffor tlio sermon. We wonder that Advoeate, for tho" purpose of warning tho the “lmly water,” as it wus called, was thonce- ohurcU, t»W, .i " 1 lu MUOsoa 

the octavo edition has liad so great a eireu- public generally, and the' church in purlieu, forth greatly resorted to It was soon dis- -u^otawto,- »«• t »«- 

tor tl,* r«iM*.u that ft .ouis t* io eoutrsveuitiM nt tti. latioii, Obnoxious us [t is to so serious objec- lnr, against al^such irresponsible, run-about, covered to what source it owed its healing 

w«U’ kaow'd.lav—kaova to uw Mnacw oa wa#,a.lto tions, especially in this country. We are would-be ministers of the gospel. properties. It bocams known to tho Euro- 0 0 *“' . run to 

^ Ub J Uia ,u - not oppooed to the PubltOAfloB of tha foro-l 'M»y 5 , 1852 . 1 -. P. Smith. peons about. 1640 . [Crusader. 


1775, for tlio benefit of the widows-and- or- would appear in those parts uggin and pay 
plians of flio soldiers who lately fell near its just debts, nnd especially fork over twenty* 


stnr.” in Us connection with tlie Florida left by his companions near a small pool in 
Conferemi),. and if this Biuue “ bright star ’’ the forest, a raging foyer preying upon lii. 


ruin.. A letter freortuitir v™,' J 

luy cl:.i*K«l<.». ni »l»e p* 11 ', *r It' 

Ilr. TIiuuiuk K. IlmiJ, J £* oue J 1 ! tjjj 


Hr. TIiuuiuk k. uoih. ou e ai 

t, a raging fever preying upon lii. “'j’ S«u« 

This water was immcdiutoly over ’ f "f, u J.o^ W'.n? 


system, this water waB- immediately ovc 
tho rootB of ono of those trees, and wus there 


tlie|.ro|i.iK.'. (b>1 tt, » 

uiufureiiccB. suit tli* oilier Jjnwl’f,, tnuii'J 


Boston, in New England"— an awful oxplo- two dollar's to a pour Methodist preacher in fore strongly impregnated with its medicinal , l(|n 

shin of British patriotism in regard to tin- ThuumsviUc, Ga., for hooks hought of him, properties. Ab ho oontinuod fo drink the °y r * ^ j iSlrF. bomKotlw wm 

A merieun rebellion, Wo lmvo Been sOme ut we think it wudld bp bette r, qualified, to zhine wate r, to ease his ra ging thirst, he fe lt .tlmt us tlw ettu 
Charles Wesley’s hymns against the ret."l* : anmug the Baptists in indepondenoe. . tho fe.vor was lcovrhg him. He recovered. ,. o t u«iT.»ir. Bvsi >;«rK •-*]» 
they wore not put, however, into the old I have jlmught prspor to make those state- and returned, fo the wonder affd dismay i it IPUI^I| 4 .U,.I»^« 


<uivud by thin (Jouvtt 


e otliur uirroK-* 

I, Hill. II Simula 

'.ml ii4!*»t«}.. l , l , h rt wffl 


I'liilKiU'IIHiiu, ia> s»»"» 

■3 of MuKiinK. *SOOO| Uol>"’ 

I’eDuiylvKiJu lliblo "" ci [ 


. I . • . ’ I penuKUKiit rKAldunl— «ui fur .lolulton uf whtcb tbe »u- 

bvauUfully I giving las head-pieoe a mingled aspect of* ihoritifc* would have cloned her Uoi^c ImmudlaUly 


. $2000, and ltn 

lu Cburrli, tseoe i * n 4 - . 


peans about . 1640. [Crufiuder. 


Court of Berlin, waa on • ; 

I for Uie beuoflt oi bb» baaltb», 


0 lliuur- .1 ■ 


! 




i 



mmm' 


wm 


if*? ff 






*$?<■■< r-V" 1 


s^K^sh 


Advocate Off: 


Oongresnional. 

Wasiiinoi'Vn. * I ny 7 . IH.VJ 

^r«. ate— O p motion of Mr. Hunter, the private Psion- 
tlnr w-.-* for the itny. 

Aft it petitions and n-'phrt*. on Well on hf Mr. Bradbuiy. 

'"11 to jirnflilo limt Iti otu>(T of I In- sickness or otlmt 
(livability of tho Ju-lg- of Gm DUfrtotTJoilri ottlic District 
of Ci libitbin. lho duties rtf t lint court Ahull hi* perform' 'I 
•»y Gi* senior A Militant Judge of Olfl GltVllU Court— w.-t* 
up niitl 

^nv motion- of, Mf, Clemen*. tho lilll ftiitntlug iWotl 'In-; 
Aliihntim to nid in | |h> construction- of the Mobil* ntni 
Ttnilroftil. w** token tip. ituicndrtA end 'ordered. to 
he on proved for a third muling. 

On motion of Mr: Mallory. lho hill granting I anti tit 
Florida (o nid hr tho onnstructlqfi °l it rati retul In thit 
Ntnt,e, ffnV taken up. nitd It wn* ordered to lie (ffijrrpfsfd fur 
a third rcfidlnff, r 

The noth rule of theBnnntc. after along debate. w.h 
ntiien.led so nn to allow nny nnioiultnonHo ho nITered f n 
tho general appropriation will. If ri-pord'u Vynny-nf lho 
standing (diminuti on 

Tho Defielnnry hill wns resumed. and tho mm ndnuu i 
IfltrltiK additional nid to tho Collins lino wen inlvoented I v 
Mr CflWj. lie jrw oppoeod t-v pulling tliU Jlpproprlnlli ii 
in till.** hill, hi online It wnn no (h-flei-iicy. tint ns' lh" Benin o 
had decided otlfi rtvlJc. ho would ituhmIL lie Lhuighl thU 
line now occupied .peculiar grounds recniuuieiidliji; It. to 
the fnvdr of the country. It wan ‘no W a losing eoncem. 
-While he trnuW -rotr fur thlr nid to title llio . ho would 
di-Mrt* to stand committed In flavor Of granting the aid t-i 
other linen lie thought It likely that in time thepontagen 
hy thene linns would fullv repay the allowance to the lino 

It wan said that thin allowance wna protection. It wn* 
protection, but a protection to the Hair, honor and rum- 
mer. o qf thocountry It might aa well be aahl that vend- 
lug ii ednvoy Undet; charge "f a government vessel vus 
i)lfnrdlng protection. This Sms' n groat experiment. It h 
a prop •*ltton to hitild up n -olfcupporttyig navy If it 
lue^ oiRn great jT.oblem will la* solved lnsl-nU ofa 
henry 'expensive nnvy.'we will hate one paying lie own 
fip'.oMw. A r-t'-mn navy msh no enf --rprlsejif va- t m . ( 
nit udo The next luaritltin- war would he on* «'f a ne » 
eli.ti m t. r Our war would ho quo of d- four* Tho great 
rlv;i I would be- only destroyed by desir -ying her com* 
UUTi*- Thin would |o- out* polic.v In rticl) a wnr 

'lh. kind ' I v ---I. lie enol. in tint quo suited for GiV* 
w.uli.r. Tln*y coiig, nm gwuy from and overtake nn> 
other vo««i'|n on tlic.nciiuti They c m •destroy thn coin 
nine .• i.f our cm nii« ‘ nml nr«- ten tinted the *nlu* of tli> 

• •rifi.f.try sh:.p< of the line . II •• ile-lr-d no conflict with 

* * : ’ t Britain hut on fryifartfi mid scIuhckji. lulliUcoolivi 

- ' iiioo.il In IIh (h.inw-ter.. hr hud tho gi-atiM repuc* 
nance. to striking our. ling and giv.ing up the commerce of 
■the world to our vivnl * 1 . • 


H^JIlBNEAl. 

in tlio Utli innt.i nt thn >■"«!■ 
iiuonn. hy thn Rov. .1. 11. \/nlk 
,. S) of Mbwlwi|iiii, to Minn M. 


4fiT I’eraotyi making remit tain-oe will plnme ace tin 
they hre acknowledged. , 

Hv Her U Oapcral n a. M'ealcy (! (’apers. Iitr ^ 2.W)1 
Hy llev T Moody : n n. Hlufor.l IIoahou. | , ayneAVit:e. 

Ala.; n a. David Hurtmi, Oalncavllte. Ala ff' t 

lly Kev Win H Neal n a. .Dm 11 llunaon. Maltnn I’ 0. 

HhiAHell county. Ain. Icaa f'J f»tt 
Hy Rev Wm Mnnrca :%n i. IV in ItogorA. Faleoti I’-tt. 
I.nfnyctto county. Ark ; n a. .latncH M’lby. name 
addrcAA, 1 «Aa ffi. 

Dr John B I’tirlmm. n a. hy aeir. New oi lenn * - •' 

Hy Ho? IV in A Smith : n a. Ool John Slmtrm. Campta 
P 0. NatchltochoN pariah. T<a. Ioar $2 ftp 

ThomaA H Oordon. on account 2 ! 

Hy Ho? Hlchmnn'd Handle : n a. J Humhnni. Vlenu 
P O.'.lhhkAon pariah. La ; n n. Dr Lowla M'llllami. 
Dugdi|luoud H (). Jacknin pnrlali, Du. Icaa $ 5. • 

Jly He? H H Hunil : n a. F D Hlclinrdaou, Jcanerott’s 
P<». St Mary pariah. La lew *2 60 
It II Head, twenty coplea. leaa •*.! .. • 

Hy He? John WillinntH>n : p A. Mark Jackion. tlleu. 
vlllo. Ala. lent $2 ftO. 

Hy He? \T H M Unflolil : n a. M’ Btitiiincra. Kluder- 
hook I’ (>. Sumter county. AhTrleRa $2 ft(l. 

Hy Her S J (iruvcH : n h, H 0 llamuutt. Uuiupta. LurVi 


OongreMlonul. 


and Intimately. Ojip iir r|tmlntance with her coniftn'noi it 
prtoc |m the publication of any (if llutiic poems which Ipoe 
alio*.* tctid|jti d h. i'nnpio a fiimiltllMiouMdioId word ^ the 
bind Slie^Ttiix then iin-v April-hearted thing " of aome 
alxleen niniim i- -a guy aiidJoyoUH ereature— and little 
did IhtMo in fiiinilbir Intercourao with her. imaglnetli.it 
all- would eVi i ticeOTUpii-h more tlnjii the ortllimry d'ftl^v- 
i»f her mi'x, We will nnicrp'bcr with wlint doubt a and 
tenr.-i she aent hm* II i - ; song to the .senior Kditnr of the 
houiavillo .Iournnr-4-liliiisidf one "f the* moat gifted poets 
our country boast* iff-yktul wltli what plenaure shc -wH 
coined l\cr Arstllng clotliciUn the dignity of print ’ Rtf- 
couragcd hy the (ll^rrinilhatlhg praise of one an dlstln- 
guisheil in the wofld of lettera. alio wo* induced tocoutituie 
these puhUentlons In tile bilfgimge of her early friend. 
*• poetn followed poem in rapid Aurro«>lon, each ono tivni- 
ini: with fresh, wiltk thoughtR. cxjircsHid Inverse of the" 

most delicious Imrnidiiy," 

•At- that period TUn-"wra-ktTno3t-unttreiy ifflneq(R 
with even tho litcraturu of her own country, but lit r 


• nate, the ID.nie«U-nd lilll wna taken nautili dr. 
lie Deficiency hill w,.s O-diatod; and t'olHna' 
'M/Waf nd'i|ii.ed, A res..|utbui.j»nA ndiiptcd pro. 

the plirolmio of a site for a Oiistom-liousn M 
'laco. A hill was Introduced allnwiug tho Slutea 
i, A In him i a and Florida eotllpC[i«aMutl for lOMCR 
'•mi oxpaniua Hein ted hy thn depredation! 


- \"*I .V. r ■ W" 1 lun imiipii waj" I 

the tlum h * fef 1 - * n,x U,rv '* ‘ n< u hftl1 1 1 

l ,,, M. .-Tl... jSSm. „ r pmn,.l ., . 

i , |'. * h r, "' l,f “"‘-‘I"* If- «IT. 111. J 

"Okf WWfclW*«of|«i*il dODnamplhm. vir 

H'-"f lOo. s Ik ; tatiUM, butl.r at Ur • .In 1,. 

.m. 9%. . pi... ; pouto,, ,<*. ip . 

. p.r,,«u» 37« 1. GO...* I.Un.li, ..9 <4h .r 

tide in the same exorbitant proportion. 

I 10 Ironty with the Hionx Ih.ll«M, fTOt i.| in , 

( a to. c p-dm, ortO.tKk) toftOimu 4lanrn mtl*R Of t,Tt i 

wt'-k \\ .• urn growing acme, and It la not t*«t »„ *• f, 

1 " 1,1 "nHV w. K.t ttiro»,h *ttT nta*r p.ii- 

ma .hnv ouwlip ..iii. nf vft.hp . -■ 

Tim Incrofttw of tflo manufnoturo of bift-rm t“ 

niu.r In PruMi. I. cnonnoun. Within lh. 

It li»" .lmo.t aoubl.il. Th« qunntllv of rt»“r.».a , .lki .. 
1 mm iulumn.l. « a to .....a it mlllfon ton., th. qulnUt*. 
i j"" *"'" r * nM l,,,n,fro,n h,l "« «"T.My t loin. i it 

_ Korty-llve churchoit, gf »n ilouimilnatloti., 
"**" '’nt«nl«.:rl In th. oily . f NrwTnrk .Inr. 1H40 
or i.ln. n y.nr. Of thn. ton I ; .-hvt«3»n SS?vS5 
ot'i. .1*1,1 .lt.ptui, .1, M.thmll.1, ii* i|„ ,i , 
it* t. nii.a. ,na thw I.,,ih.in *tV »S , . , 
1. I or rhun-lwm thn city I. t»„ hartlnid nnO lintJW 
of will. I, twnnty.flrn nr. Cntholln. "o 

A gonllomitn nskotl a country oWytimti |i,, 
l, J" "." "f 111. plllplt llir iiynunitaninn. nfiiUllt. of hi. 


Notices, 


holder* nr* now asking An 

t.-timi’ -\v* mV. tula i^m «, 

Coffee this occk. ini. i i hi, 

9HfS 9H ■■ Inoludi" - 
CrliU) at o Ik in l 9*4 » Ih. Qfl 
were fold yesterday. prlnHphllJti 
rrcolpt* of the week are C#7*>t» 


11 rZ ticccaiwl Was liorn m Wilkinwin 

\ d**n*>' Au 6 imt 5 ; | 81! »' K ; ,r 

U “ y ,’ arupwi a resident of tins piirisli. 
‘ > !' \,sen, previous to'.her removal from 
lC • • n member of the I’rotestnnt Epis- 
>**£*.' tut, for want of opportunity 

yStl ohurcK 6f"liercliDlcti,'»liu ai- 
K rsolf for fbo time to tho AI. E. 
A* - . ; hor neighborhood, not willing to 
whcrsclf of tho moans of grace because 
epn ” not have her lirst choice. Tins 
Tfact is indicative of the truly Catholic 
e J her Christian oharaetet. It is not 
^ rnn«o t» P« blish t0 thn-tforld, for the 
f P ,?f P di 8 plny. those Christian graces for 
C |, she was distinguished. We mention 
, “ lhinE9 in hor case to encourage her 
[ eW tun b r.,ll ow Imr us 


Hie mlvIeiM hy the f.lZaiiudA Alnte tlmt up it, luiB-paat « 
i .i'"! In* (Tny "I her Aiilling fron'i hirer- 

pool, t im ntton m.o ket uuHvery nollrn. nml prleet. r. - 

JuitauajPnn. . a l„> .Hi „ m mi„t.nJ In Is®. 

huh .. nf wht.ti .p.miUtor, nn.l rxpnrt.r. took 4000 In 
cnnwililnnc* of iitirn.nrnM* wrath... Ii.ia.n nf Hour amt 

C.rn ,1, r. Wlllliin to .riM.pt ■ .Unlit Urrllur It! prim’.. 

Oi vi.n*,. N, . — The Orj.tnl K.t.r. I, to t,r ultra 
vi™" ( luU °' Um ' rc “ "i*"'"" rr,J "' * sain rrprmmt tr.a. 
■ Tltr OimlniT Atlhtitlr. finm NowVnrk, nfrlT.a at Lt.i r. 
i',7tn7i v '' 'v"'w ll "' ' lrci,t I,r| l»ls Mil, on lh* 1-1 


Hy He? Hcynnldi Trlppett : n A, Jhlitt McKaln. Max- 

URip.-Lty-lliaLiLlLlhiJiip.-far.a«t‘Uty ; dlyii..rQukg. 

Aeconu volume, Iora f,ft. 

Mro 8 0 Duncan, n a. New Orleans 

Hy J' R 8ale.-KO|, nu nr count. . 1 

Hy He? A K Ooodwyn. on Account. 

K K It enuiA. n R. IMinjuctniiie. Da. less $2 ftO. 

Hy thftmCelTca • It (J Harper ain\ J F Ayfwa.'ii h. Hal- 

hnun, Lnfayetlc county. Ark 

Hy Hev Aaa Hkinnrp : n h. Hubert I< Lee. Kirkvillel* 
0. llUtler county. Ark. less $2 60.*- 
Hy He? W K WllJou: q k. A Stuvena. for iccoml vol. 


tmrt»-fw*n :l« SsptlmP. r th 


nttn in Mm. tlnw l.-t yrar. - Stock bft tn 

• Miima h»oa« jut mr.nlnB. JOtGljp bn»«, O A 

CANDI.ES--flUr lifltr hern ..Hint M.tt. r.«lU»^ 

,, '«f„.Uo fur „pml r„.h «r, a , h ™t. tlm., K 

nras.ra knit Nkntn.k.t Sp.rnt nrr , HU r.ry dull M d| 

It AY— PHm. tin.. t)—n quit, idmdy *t fin 7ShjSlfs* , 
P Inn. with Ml,. .,f (nm. ISO to 300 tnnn Wo.l.rn. ehjrfjp ' 

UMK-O," . •*,, .f lino muk, thnrnn.ftni ,rrl..a 

■•.uly In th. ... ... nhlltli *M'wrai MM U 31 00 Ha 
"T.na h.ml ■ tin- rutin, r.ull r»U« nr. «1 .Kv5,«| r„ tM 
« r.trre, mi l II s.,fe>tt Wl far K.*Prn 

I.K.^CP Axrt iit:Mp.'_kr.. rR | mi-ntti, 1,—^ 

"'"""it nny 'i.li. rt th™. nrtt.lr. Mna Mot. jmhtt. «nd 

qu.liittnO.nk.. of c 9 ur»«, nmnltud,'- . • “ ’ - 

TAl.LOtV Vti.r.. in no Wr.i.-rn krrl.lli*. bat n lot of 


m ib f --(’i»Wmi„/,, May 12, 7 r m —Tin* 
i t a i L? e I ricliAa rIiico IbU nmpilug 
am- tiat tn *1tki0 barrel-, prion un- 
d'-A t"A ntld ahoubb rs 7\e ^ ||, 
null. jl»y 12 -Th- st.ftno ra (Mian* 

*m l."Uis tin, I Htid* have arrive, | th 1 . 

■ b :ilix. nml tile % Alex Broil ha" U- 
Tl.l re nre . tght lK-t water in' tin 
• i- etimniiary 

1 : “ ‘Vi"' ’ "’*• MVdm -day nlght.'Mnv 

ti"M y ..nibrio- , .T;,(M» bateA. Mid'. 

and-j'll«tiHing Pplnmlh t)V;c per lb 
(Mil', m l'lnttr lit. <M 12 ll f t 25. Dorn 
,n k« d Mnce morning (|uotAtlona. 
n .uVt/^Wt.a. May 12 — 111 tin* irr.UAC «... 
1 he ''rioting Uummlttoo wna delmted 
Hie I ! ■ lm .tten-l lull ua < rli. n tab- i 


General Intelligence. 

UtTV IIoSI'lTAI. ItKPOItT fir ’ r fht .MV/J.' 
May 14. 1852. — AdmlAAions. 274 ; Diacliargea, 22^ ; 


Dkatii nr a Gi.kruVma'i.— A letter from M'n.«hiupton of 
tlm 4th irM. Hays : •• M'itli dm p Vgr*. t. I no*v nnnounee 
the fftmOon ueceas tt tniR tfiitrntiig. nr tin* Hev. D.ivid 
Steele, wlio for upwards of thirty yeara was ,i highly' 


i Ai.i.uw-^iiiere in no WeAt4*m Arriving, but n lot 

me Mil. prtuiL' .lly rtindonihs* bid .old »t It. Whirl 

FHKltniTS— i.irtii* m.rln. nnitnil, blr, nc.tuloii. 
"mt.rlhl tWIItt. hi th. rat.*, Imth f,,r,l|[n nnd molt* 


inelTiuelt tly as the HigllillgR of tl, 


Board of Hoalth. 


cateeimd preacher of tho Baltimore Annual (Vinlt 


.•rence. 

Hut a few mittutcA hefor(* hia departun* he • wua walking 


iTds'itmnrrnTirn; 


Marly In Hm* wr-V T 10t| r.nd r ;? ^ 

Cotton to l.l„ rjs.,1 iitnl iijn,, hut oh Turadny > .hit, 
wo, tok.n tor th. furuipr port nt *.{d and on WnfaMday 
""" r " r ll1 " '“lh r .1 ,v o-r , noot, n ftirth.r dwllnn For 
Il,n,« n »lup wn, ul«o t.k.n at W X for Totwoco, and 
yi'.t.rday ono .lilp f, T Hn-tront «r 00 Tor Toh.«-o and 
for Cotton and f... 11-..—.,. -. .. “ 


toih.s.ont.. Jtr sia,.t|i roporlod k.tdu nhollktdnttth. 
S.lolt Ml th. nrrow. Hr 0, , rrooil.d petitions proylo* 

or KniiTt, of>i,a to I II. IlUijnirtnn .ii|, In th.Unh 
.0 Mr llil.li ,, 1 , 1(1 t„ r ,.,|„,.,. ii, , 

ltrllit.it melt, Mr llrodh.iill r.port.il hill 
nmki'ot 11 p, h„l r.r ol*wr It, th. l.nnrto ll. , otinen,, ,1 
'""'kv .oiilrn.t nmln-t ill. uov.rnm.nl Mr Irwin 
P" r ""l s .1,111 ttrjlit ill* l inns l„ I'nllftmlnTor rnllroo.l pur. 

.. u ," (>' III i,it| MLS th... tuk. i, n„a dubnt. a 
until the hour of adjournment. 

Tur 0 , Hir. , .i v Tri min a|ii Link— In jc action Ktri-ir.n. 
-H tMftoigma. May 12 -the -motion for an Injunction by 
St'v- . 7 , thl ‘ O’lllolly llnoa between thill 

I ' L" I 1 WUdc-lphiH. was decided yesterday In IMitladel* 
tw'ieUa 8 ' KnU °' w, ‘". r '' ru, "' (l to Rrant the Injunction 


lift i i. IdJlnaimjitioitaf. 


f llvilrelfj. w, 

i lljalruff pithltii 

t liifDttiitimiiwn. 

8 lajarlr* 

11 Jnuiwllit’ , 


Trial n»- HtaHoj' Doa5ik.— It la AUt(*il.4hat the Hlahnpa 
of Virginia. Ohio and Maim*, have jevim* to the Abnclusion 
to |»reaont JOr trial 'Hiahop l)Q|»ito. of S'ew Jeraey, AVhiln 
tlm Ooiincil of Hiahopa were in Rcafdon at 8t, Jrdin'A 
CiiApel. NewYork. on the 2tHJi .ult,. appointing delegates 
to tlm contemplated jubilee ce 


*'h,t , iiit - ,* 

(^•■'i^wtlun 
• 'tmeiinplit, 
L'lee-ta I nf 

Couvaliloiii 


II 'Oitin. Il niaton. Jamea. . Mango m. AHiler. Norris. Hearce. 
I’l Kn*k Sew.aWl. Shield.-. .<mith, 8t"ckton, fjuinner 
Tilid I pliain— 2K. " k 

Mr. Mrftoka nihved to amend so hh to-give the present 
compenRation ami the amount nf postage received from lt«; 
it was rejected— yens 0; nnya.30. 

< '(lier aniendiuenta were offered, and are now - being d«r 

battiU. 

Alter injr le.lti r Mie< rb>si»vl tin- .Senate adopted an 
!'.in* iiilm- HFViurtiori7.ing Congreaa to discontinue tlm extra 
ullowjincf at ally lime after December. 1854. upon six 
iii 'iiih.*' ii t.iee ; ami then adjourned till Monday. 

I’m s» oi.llt eiii st t.miiM — Mr Stantoii.,of Ky .froiii 
the joint committee on print frig. eiibmitt( d ii report, eon- 
sequent Upon tin.* .niiRsuge • .f the resolution of the Moure 
r»n ye*terday. which, after referring to the tenders of Tow- 
er* ami John I.V Hives, went on to enumerate tllQ particulars 
in Ifliich the present contractor. Boyd Hamilton, had 
fail "d in the perfortnanftc of hia contract nml atated that 
In- had notiih'd tin* cominittee. of ‘hla inability to ijoso. in 
this eincrgency, the committcuhad proceeded, in conform- 
ity .with the law (if IM'I. to have tlm printing. performi'U 
by «‘tr\::r persons, the terms or which waa annexed to the 
r. port ; which concluded with a declaration that, as tin 
duties of the committee were defined hy the law referred 


■t for Cotton, and for Liverpool at 


•bdirjitlon In London, (to be 


bo much honor to thb lib ruiuro..of her roUntry. Wcr • 
member being present mm. evening when, surround'd b\ 
sorae of the first ptjeis and wits of the day. Ole Hull w.q. 
‘presented tocher. He improvised his adiUifatlOu of her ip. 
one of hia most beautiful composition^'— the inipirffttou i.f* 
tin- moment— ami a must appropriate and bcautifnl tribuo 
it was from tlm great lADTprcter of imjoly.td Viie of t)ic 
nV'*t gifted children of kong.--' K or^KWitia ^ y lH rs die In.* 
ceased publishing her p.oemjj’. v b^t we learn lnis.'cop|mu«.d 
writing, and leaves' beliind ly'r^Iy^ii-ge number of .* .ip* 
ttilich we hope will be |urbl’idi<‘d Ilmfily Bho is ndw.'w. w 
belli ve. UuivursHlly. ai'knowded^ed a., (died the tirst wo- 
men of the lund-ndii r productions are jnipwu giul'adniiTt ■! 
wiierever t.lu land'n language is Ituowu. 

Ala*-.' that harp, upon who.»u nmluJ'y’ili iu«aiid.**huj.j. 
eul^aucvd. is hushe’d forever— its l;i*l iwpeic note has do l 
upon the air • That slid- wb -jg bright* light, waiideriup 
down from its lnr home to the dim mi.-ta of earth, bcaeomd 
so miny on tlielr lone pilgrimage, ha- faded into the sky. 
a-fTd. like the '• lost Pitdad." will lie seenAio more ! 

.S/,e ij yvne honlc, an the Moravians write if- in their bcau- 
lilui epitaphs. And surely if ever ‘t)uro« was a spirit of 
earth prepared for that fiome.it wua hers. . KiiiU.aipiaLlt 
and gentle, she w as a devoted Wile, a warm hearted friend, 
performing well all the ministrations of Jifc'etioUeU to her. 
and in passing froui the ji-arth leaves llf-hlud her frivuds 
•who will cherish her memory, and' keep fresh, in their 
recuUcctlbu he| many virtues and excellencies. 

. ^ [Crescent. 

lUiLROAu Sense iiinuo-k. — The city cuuucilsof l'itts r burgli 
have passed nn ordiu^nce nuihoriMug a'.*ubscriptiou of 
r2*p).0OU to till Pittsburgh, and ubeuvi|lc jtaili-ond. 
payable in city 0 per ceut. bonds, of uot itrs ibau'!i.5iM 
each, linving Uu ytura aud upwards tu tun. The bouds 
will bo issued in Octeibe-r. provided the railroad is brought 
into the city by a bridge over 'the Mouougahclji river. The 
w ik will be vigorously prosecuted. 


in mmU* X;; 

4 .MarMAIniK ■* *. 

!■ Mwili, Uingr..ti« of.!! ! 

t MsnlntliU • 

I Mytftlur, 

» Psrimalil* 

8 I’nsutnisiiA 1 yplisH/i ’ 

I 1‘nsumimia 

I I’lriiro-PtiiMtinonla. ' 

1 •'tomn-h, HsnierrltMt « 

H Smrlsliim 

" 

t 

1 8uii'iii» 

i roin»lnii(, i -. llli ‘ ii ^' i ‘ 

1 I'riitnui .Nn* 'vnlimn ! ! 

I Hnr«rUlri 

1 Wnund 


held on the Ifttli of June.)Kherv came missives to them 
from tho Senlor'IBsllop calling a meeting of the board, on 
June 24. at Camden, in the diocese of the accused. Tlm, 
result la. that Bishops Dolanccy and MoCrosky will prob- 
.ably not go to Knglaqd. In fulfllnient of . their- appoint- 
ment. It WT^uraored that Bishop flopkins. of Vermont, 
for private reasons, has determined riot to alt bn Bishop 
Doano’s trial, and it *• is. .suggested that he will thua be 
available as a UelegtHu to the forthcoming' aonvoftatlon in 
London. 


BXOHANOKS-^Tho transaction* bo 
domestic bills have been limited, and tl 
ter aro a little lowrr. We now quota t , 
Hterllng 

Francs,. fit ‘; 1.^.’; *’ , * , '*•* 

NnwVork sixty- day Bins..**!v. .. . 


Dxlttilly . . 
Dim i lur* 
t)\«miUfy 
Imntiiion. 
l»r,-.> tii'il 

Kni. rill* . 


Sight Cheeks on NewYork, 


Foreign Nows by tho Buropa. 

KSGIII.AXII, ■ 

On Tliuniitay. in the ll.tit.,- „f Oninmtini thi* .ubj.nL nf 
ab-1-hlng thn .tamp on S. n.p.u.r. nn.t thn autrnn ml. 

' 1 >V'"'T«llbMnnna.-ald„i.p,iTb 
In tnrnr of abollihtng all bum, „ n knnwlna*. jinO ilitrn. 
rtum'U ,, motion to Hint i-lrint. Tbn flianonltof of tfin K.x- 
rb.qn.r lookn.l Imm, tbn qjm.tlnt, nr unn of unit 

,b, . , tiny rouia not „lf..ra to |,«n- il .VHMMjt, „„„„„ 
wek H 8U ^ l ' St - on \ 1, ‘ dlWHtMlon was poitponed till Friday 

Sir .1, I'nrklngton yarn notion of n motion to brino In » 
bin ttnintlns n tonrtltutlon to A, w.7.,nl„na. ana aim 
fll «t It t*n# tin- taijntlon of Oovnrnm.nt tn m«kn 


(Heaven! and hero are her last words: 
Hog her liand» devotedly, she said, “ Now, 
1 loid, give, mo a more clear manifestation 
lot love which is to ho with me, and bear 
t through the valley and shadow of death. 

^ that dark aud solemn hour! flow my 
iod has always trembled at its eontempla- 
but ho Thou my rod and my staff, and 
,j thtU comfort me in this last closing of 
1 cGrtblj things." When asked by her fa- 
er-in-Uw, if she did not feel sure of Heaven, 
Vm> dear fathor, 1 doj but I want more 
ace.- I want that faith which makes us tri- 
oph in the dying hour, and leave this world 
juicing.'' • When told that her desire was 
( tho lot of all Christians: “flit God, thy 
Jibe done! 1 am wholly thine." And here 
i dosed her earthly mission, and*wout' 
telly to her God. It. .11. Umao. 

Parish of St. Mary, Louisiana. 

Mrs. Rebecca Frances Rhodes, wife of 
t, T, C. Rhodes, and daughter of liev. 'ij 


f •*•«■», (.’w rwbrnl. 
(■Astro Knlf-rllia. 

'•HGIflp* '. 

Il< i-AtMii •; 

Total.... 
O' th*-!* la w« 


Friday Rvanlng. May 1^ 
Artlr.a aurlnu th. pint »,..k. 0*2 tkrrrai, 
Trim, nml Uke'Caltlo.) r,0t Iliq^a, 2«i sh.. 
Cow. ana. 270 Cal.M nt,a Y.arlln*». Tha M 
.deception, of atook liar. b..n but moa.roU, 
O.ontinu> acarra. Prlcan piwtty firm : 

— Mlltlt • — . 

Bxfr Oattlk (WMtarn) .fltgrT' 

.. .. (WeaBdTaM.)..,..*..|ff f ,, ; 

8mkk? " J t ,|l 

Milch Cowi,., 

Calves and YiaHmnoi 00AM 


From T^xas. 


By tho arrival yesterday nf the steamship Mexico. .Cspt 
Tlacc. wo have received Galveston papers to the 10th Im-t 
Wmn State Convention.— T he whig State Convention 
met ut Houston on the flth Inst. 

The Committeo on-Nomlnatlon* reported th" following- 
Hon. J. B. Ashe, of Galveston couuty. Klector for the 
State at large. Col. Jas. Keily, of Harris coupty. klectoY 
for the Western District. ' r 

Dclcgntes to the National Convcntiqn': Hou. J.Tl. Ashe. 
Col. J. Reily. Albert Ball. J. Dlckemion S. 8. Nlchple. Hon', 
Lewis A. Hrj'an. * 

The following resolutions Vere unanimously adopted : 
flesolrtii. That we regard the Compromise measures' of 
the XXXI Congfess as a Anal settlement- of tiro questions 
thnt have recently threatened the tranquility of the 
Tnion. and that we. the whigs of Western Texas, will cou* 
tlriue tn g-lte them our firm niitFunwiiverinc support 

That we eUiin iii behalf ‘4 tin* State "f Texa*. 
nn.'^ierclsi* of the constitutional power of the Congress 
.nf the United States, for till* Improvement of our rivers 
and harbors ; and for the construction of sutdi internal 
improvement* as may both facilitate conserve between, 
this and other States, and conduce to the protection of 
our frontier. 

Rfsnlvtd. That we cordially approve of the patriotic and 
-eminently natlonaj administratl'<n of Millard FilWnorc 
an<l that we declare him our flr/t choice for the Presidency 
of the United States, subject to the decision of the Whig 
atlonal Convention. *• 

San Antonio Ham-road.— T ho San Antonio Ledger In- 
■forma ua that Col, John*on. Hm engineer is still proeecu* 
ting the survey of the railroad hy different rohtes. He l* 
oxpoctcd to report In a few days, where tha tctyijnua on 
the Gulf will be decided on. ..The Ledger says, Ihi* 
wmr'huTTTIkFy^ iTiToutff"” ‘‘f IB^TY h’ f«- VTa ^ an 'Xn'!*’ 
tpnlo to Kl Paso is said to. be constantly increasing, and 
tho pritctlcahllity of ^ railroad hy this route to" he Pacific 
’is becoming a sul^oct of commonremark. , 

An OriNinN.— The Nacogdoches Chronicle says that the 
wife of Da. Kirby, who was sentenced to the Penitentiary 
for mistreating her. has gone with the Monnons*to tin- 
-Great Salt I<ake. aud the editor thinks she can be no bet- 


A. IIKMTKU, S.-.n-t- f V Rtrnrd of Htsllli. 


Dt jiurtnroi ol tho Collin* ttnd Cunrord Itotmon 

h'KOM UVF.R POOI.. 

CANADA, (llt.E... -.for BtldTON HATURDAV, Map 1. 

ATI. ANTIC, (Am.). .lor NEW YORK WEDNESDAY, l. 

AFRICA, (Br.) for NKW YOfUC.... SATURDAY, •* g. 

CAMUKlA,(Br.)..:.for BOSTON SATURDAY, •• H. 

• A Hi 'TIC, (Am.) for NEW YORK..., WEDNESDAY, •• l». 

AJAIA. .'for NKW YORK.... SATURDAY, •• «/. 

AM HlCA,(Br.)... J for BOSTON SATURDAY 98 


'w, Zealand, and •l«o 
i. .7 "."'T* •— —*-■;••-« U r Government to make 
n T »!M i r *.lnrii-M toTlie Uergy reserves in Canada. 

I'—M. ..’.1 vessels 
dr Tierra and 

mnnt. under penalty of c^fiscktion. ***” * ,,1UT,ad & 0V#r0 ‘ 
T . J 'Vent worth Butler has written a letter to the London 
Times denying that the Giftino Wands of Lobos belong to 
I eru. as they were not enumerated among her possessions 
when she declared her Independence 
Flax planting is going on extensively | n the North of 


, .... x... . tv.i-iri'. Ill I I 

IjieJ eruTltfn legiition at London cautions all 
against proceeding to thii Islands of Lobos dr Tir 
Lohos Fuera without permission of the Peruvian 


In land ° ° ™ 

Thn nrorinna mi, 11 frnni iln.lia bring. Intrlllm-nr., thnt 

.'. L 1 ! 1, “ '" fl mi tn„ :ia of Hi ctutiirr. 

for Mnuritlu,. During n g.lr 
nn tbn 2.1a. thn hutch, ■« wem liattorca annn. and crcry 
one perished hy sufforation. 

A remarkable statement! appears In the London Timrs 
rc,p«rtlng the unurw to bo tmr.una by Austria. Pruiuda 
ml lll l „ ' m lh “ 9f (*"Ul« Napoleon mumming the 
Htlc nf Emperor Thn nubntanen of ll 1. tl.at Prinre 
ncbwartinnbnrg h«a miarmumt a circular to thn KuMncnn 
t.nurta niprclng bln conricllnn thnt NapOlonn waiihmil 
to nrcct nrrtmpcrial Ihrotin, aibllng thnt Au.trln frit ,1.,' 
alarm, ana ndvuraHng the rlnlm. of Nnpolnon to tbn 
frlmndal.lp nna ttlllnn™ of tbulr nrpeotlTn Oornrnmnnli 
rnt-.m unsnema thin circular on thn lklh and RtH.la on 
tun 2uth of H-bruary. «nd thn fnnor of bothTmiilln, I. 
Hint tbn two p..wnri looknd upon tbn dn.lgn nnlthcr with 
fnror ubr hmlllltn Hint Jtl.ny bnlinvnd Jtc I. ai.p„*nd to 
fe llow tbn fornigu poliny ,.('1,1. Ilnqln. nnlfwn. now aiming 
XO »latilt4UUnllufpm'. tu-ordcc U. pn.tu bnrnwttAn byohnn 
snpnratln,, : but that tlm thrnn pntrnra, by Acting In cm,. 


NSW ORLEANS MARKETS. 


Christian Advocatk Orricr 


Saturday Morning. May 16, 1862. 


i lie past week has been a quiet one in our market 
generally, not only iu Cottou but In most other staple nr- 
tle S Tobacco has continued In good requiwt. and a 
slight advance lirf- been oblalned for the lower grades. 
Pm k has declined, and In Provisions generally the tram- 
actions have been quite limited. Fqll details, however, 
win be found In thulr appropriate place* below. 

hinee our last, we have received advice* from Ragland 
to lho 1st ln»t. by the Canada, and may *oon look for stl(i 
Inter account* by the Atlantic, of the Odlllna Hn*. 

( OTTON— Our market continued firm throughout 
8ul urday and Monday, tho business of which two days 
(jjuriiCcd^wum.-IttOUqrJwUaa^MUju furUw -Improve rn*M 
g. i. ( rally of V4 of a qent. bringing middling to 
Oil Tuesday, however, parties refused to go on at thrsc 
figures, or to operate extensively at all until they shall 
b-i min possessed of ntlll later advices from KuYopo. which 
we.r looked for by the Cuuanl steamer Canada. In cun- 
KKiuence. price* lost ‘44 of tho previous advance, tJu* 
dill’s sales scarcely reaching WOO Ijali i On Wednesdny 
the expected foreign amounts wkill failing to make their 
nppeniNiuce.' (until after huslne** hour*.) only some 2500 
b-il *s changed bunds. In most oases at still uasler ratio 
Th • publication of thn t’auada's uccnuut* on Thursday 
morning (though they announced 11 Ann and active niar- 
k'-s ut Liverpool) unsettled our uuirket. and barely 8000 
lades were sold at still easier price*. Yesterday there wmb 
uu .0 spirit displayed, and the business rraohed .'IftOO bales, 
making a lotul for thn week of 20 ft00 bale*, taken cbidly 
for Knglnud. France nml the South of Kiiropo, ami a , 
Huiitod portion fuj our domestic ports. Price* wen* irre- 
guinr yevterday at our iihotatiou*. which arc Iwirely'^/SJ.yrf 
higher than on this day week The receipts at this 
P**it. since the l*t of Septemb er are now 17188 018 hairs 


PlilUrislpnlA, ail 
PliiMrlphia, *i| 

CAllfumia Odd.. 


iresolve Itcelfluto a cummittee cf tho wholu. on the spe- 
cial order.. 

The 'House resolved itselfinto ncommlttee of tho whole 
on the private calendar, and dlspoied of such bills aA were 
uot oljectcd to. and which, of course, elicited nu debate 
The House having resumed, a- motion was made that 
when it adjourn, it adj.ourn over till Monday, hut there 




(’at u.L' TMdk — The New 1 u/K^Tt ibuue of the 5th says ; 
" Friday la^t.. a 'trmii uf JU'ty.yluu ears, loaded With 
cattle, caim- dowu ou the ('entuu Hue of railrouds to ' Al- 
bany. leaving enough cattle at Buffalo waiting transporta-" 
ti*,i! to dou l • i,ne Ifundivd 'ears * niot-<- ; This tr,i'de ha. 

ifin- l-wtvjAHer-^-Yttv 1 i-- f f t i-t rn^-N-ef T *m 1 > i 


and Mary H.JUorman, died In tliiojcity 


TrnnuM* 

Mlwourl. 

ONt'OBRkl 
AUUms Stata B*ak *od lirmnciiM . 

Hunk of Mobil*. ..... . j. 777777: . 


pril 2o, aged’ iio or- 2r*. lier umobB wu» 
titractod and puinfuJ ut .the lust degree, yet 
obuto it-wiffljjfe»t-(Vrrtttuile*lld-ptttie»e,- 
tr father, upon being informed of hor dan- 
ir, JiutenM to gee her, und arrived in time 
(tore brief danveraatiunH with her during 


ComiimrcislsM Ar'baUur*!.' 


PoMiiLiii.n al ('gngui o.-c — Tile Society of 
chIHtji* th(jtRS(<tv*dLihe •; American Pomobu 
' will hold their mixt session in theUlnm:;<c. 
illlitdillphia, on- the, lfuh' o( beptcuilx-r next, 
l.u poniologiciil, horticultural and agrieul- 
thr.>ugli(Ttft*Tbi^Uultcd States and Canada 
limber i)f deb gfttes as # they limy deem ex- 
,1 l- delegates, nrj* requested Ito "bring AVilh 
ns ol the fruit* of their respective districts. 


New Orleans Wholesale Prioes 


:id intervals, and her lips froze in death 
th hianame upon thorn. The grief-stricken, 
•ther didnot ei\joj thia pitvilCgo, not ur- 
ing Until the daughter wan hidden in the 
lie. This blow has fallen with peculiar 
ttity upon tho, bereaved friends — it 1ms 
new unexpectedly, and could hardly he 


“nfr^a 

KmI India 

flaicItopVWft 

Mvotoclry ...... 

Norlbcm 

II read. IMOOtt 


Linor \N iT and ( '11 lim.'litv . — T he Berlin correspondent 
(»! the lanidon Tiiuel) givch si-me 'curious illustrations of 
.tin* grits* ignornuce of the peilsatitry m Polish Hussia 
Litely the popular belief oi n'gpjat -•- llotiischfld Liittery v 
Ii is -been extt nsively projected. Thi* >tory tin y Im' re- 
vived is. thnt the great Hnthschild is un.der senb i ■ f 
<1 capitation ; butoi) m-coijut of Ids past services i • the 
n • 'iir.-li of Kurope. tin y have consented to ncc. pt a 
.* iibstitute pruvitit tl he can find one l’o accomplish this, 
h lasgt up a p'rnml iottiry. to consist *>f uinuythimsaml 


OnKiiN ok- Sinking My.\n in Pom.— Jn 1702. when th* 
true British aAflor was stoutly preparing lo defy the 
French iu .various parts of the globe at tblriy shilling.* a 
month, and when Ilrjtish niilitury valor was lighting Tip- 
jiGt) Sail', in India, at a shilling a day it waafelt a- a great 
hardship, that the affluent- warriors' uf both services could 
tn : transmit, safely ahd HpeciUiy. t«> t luir sweethearts and 
wives even f r0, n one part of the Unltul Kingdom to arm* 
tber. tln ir eiirplu*. capital. The Gqvtirniueiit seeing the 
danger iif -allowing the savings of Its servants’ t'^burn 


leson and Rnburtsnn counties. Stenihcr Crtlofado Is re- 
ported at LaGrangc frith little prospect nf doing any more 
JaiVfoess this season. St'eamer (ien. Haim r continue^ 
her regular trips from Brazos river and is now adveVtis. il 
to go to t’orpus (’hrlsti . f . " 

The Nick Hill was snagged and sunk on her way up the 
Trinity, ubiiiit six miles above Lila rtv. . 

The Trinity utid Hrngi** rivers-ure reported too low fo: 
navigation. 

Fnu Ei. Paso. — T he Indianola Bulletin inentfons that 
the train '(fr Mr. Jaihi-a Buchanan left Indianola for El 
Paso on the IftVh ult.. loaded with mcrchjuiiUsi;, for the 
Saiiti) Fe and (’hihudhua tpido. 

Mr. Buchanan ha* formerly . -traVvled the Missouri 
route, but having examined our route, and become sati(- 
tled with its important advantages in diAuhcc. clinnt- 
■irass aud wate r, hr lias changed h is entire hujincss to lii- 
•Hanola. to which place hi* goo.ls. us mil l, tl,,..,. t 
Messn.. Smith. White and Kandolph. have been shipped’ 
direct from New York. 

The trains of Mr. W T. Smith. and Mr. White, cousin • 
ing of twenty largu wagons, live carriages ami a number 
ut persou* destined for California left Indianola. April DL 
for Kl Paso and New Mexico. Tlils is the. third trip Mr ' 
Smith's train lias mude iu twwlve mouths, a dislam e of 
bOO mile*. 

.. At jjau A i ffonuLu bout dtqvantyiflvu Ualiforii ju emi gr/n.- t 
will join t he party. 

From Pajo uel Nohtiiw— T he regular mail from Paso 
del Norte brings information that the Indians there a-'- 
committing depredations, and that* no person can travel 
iu safety. -Large numbers of mules aud Lorse* have Seen 
taken by thetff. Captain Skiliumyi^ the mail conthmtor. 
also lost his horses. La* Cruces, a village of Sow MoxU— 


Hollies, Kr<*-» 
KoelMli I'orlef , \ 
ft. Wine, K100 # 
(Iran* m« 0 ft.. - 
C.tfei.f »...■ . 

It In *“ 

J*« 

UhoeoUtv, V® 1 

NO. l..aaa»|o»; 

. N., u..L!t;. - 

yza?*.; - 


Kg; !nst |(34.1.*U tii" same datujla*t year, aqil at aB t he 
United Stute* ports there 1* now nn increase , compared 
wii li last year, of (146.358 bait-*. 

£ NEW OHLK.AN* OI.ASairiOATION. 

In rior. . 6 )4/S)7 ‘4 1 Middling Fair 

();• Unary 7?i’tm7\iFalr 

Mi .tiling 8‘4fo)8X!Oo6d Fair 

•Go d Middling.... 9 Good and Fine 


lr It of winch will be prize- with one fatal 
l’lio--yi-r, d-.-ws rit .t number niufft hi? b”- 
place. N't*:»itli- tnndtpg ill?- oontiugeney. 
■i" L-r tin*. tickets ba\e been so nuiffi mus a.* 
Jov» rmuetit officials considerable trouble. 


little •;pW' ),y means of which -uj^i qtocket-eonrt.igr*- 
iif migiu i^extlngulritwl. Tin- moonpoly of Inuifiuiit- 
ting money from one place to another wit* conceded to 
threw gentlemen, in qoiinecUon witii tin* post-nfflee. Their 
tortus were— eight peuct* for every pound ; but if th6 suui 
exceeded two pouuds.u stamp duty of one .shilling was le- 
vied by Government, iu adilitiou. Five* guineas was the 
highest amount which could be thus remitted, and tie . 
charge for that Buui'wa* four sliilting> ami sixpene -. or 
nearjy fivo per cent be*ides tho price of the postage of 
Giv let (dr which contained- the uilyieoi-pi-rhnps a *hi‘.ling 
more. Now. happily. Ih(! day* of monopoly have paaevd. 
mid Mr^Howland Hill doos the same thing for the isld 
sixpeiice. williKn 'ofkl penny, at a profit to the Oovi rn- 
ment of about 1’7<H)0 a year, exclusiveof tin- gain derived 
from the enormous number of letters of ndvicdVhich post- 
office orifocs have created. , [Dickens’s Household Word*. 


10;/i3lU'4 
. notniniJ. 
. nominal 


wdeem us from all our sorrows, and make 


Tin Gbi:n Mini .* ■ ,» At sthai i\ '—The NewYork Kxp: 
says there are symptom* of nn emfgratinn fn;in here 
t i.e gold mines of Australia — but we ex'py^vlt ' will n e 
b : ono of futlb-ieiit fiuportanr.e. miuiericHlly, to interl 
« : th the California movement The clipper ship lick 
• recjitly arrived here fri'in China with a cargo id.tej 
v. " see lias been put,up by her owm rs Jor Fort I'hllip 
s: il on the 25th Inst, It is thought sffVSvill take ou 
goodly number uf adventurer.*. 


W Rhodes made 


a profession of religion 
•years since, and though she infrequently 
uwcold, yot she never abandoned her 
• or gave up prayer ; and during her 
now she was frequently observed to be 
lestly engaged in this exercise.* Hut the 
'Kglo of life is over, and the living and 
^Brniterlimti l~tl uTlI iiy'of reuTuoiis 
hat how many look forward, and upon it 


IimiI improved in 


Cotton , bale*. l J\ilorco, blids 


tl. • J I lirii'Cft were tending upwards 
i itoiuc.t iiat uu American irciiticniii 


M c learn from itoinc. that uu American gentleman was 
standing among the spectators in the vestibule of St |*c- 
tcr>. on Kastcr'fhinday. when tin* Pope was being carried 
by uml iicglccti-d to take off his hat. a picycof .lisrc p. cl, 
a hieli was ohaerveif by sumo French officers Is hind him 
who requested hi iu' To uncover sonieWhikt iinpiMtinly 
As the American paijj uoattention to thdr nmuest the nf- 
ii(-rs Ifroeeedcd to poke liis hat off. -.t which affront the 
gentli’inuil turn. .1 round and siguifled his intention ofe\- 
aeting the MitisfaCtion eu*t .mury uui^mg men (if- hou V. u 
Miiihfuetioii, however, which the Fcenolunen did not. arm 
disposed to nrcord. its they called a'flfo of aohlief* and sent 
le inor- ‘ ,,IM ,r> 'h'l corjis-dr-Kunle. Tlm American Chtuni d'.'lJ- 

hurh'd "" being intarm -d of tin* circumstance, imnicdiab • 

during- *- v ''ff 'i'D-d the release of Ids countryman. A row to< >k 
hue. lo rlwot? m tlie same evening between sonto French mddhtrs 
of .Iws I he Homan artillerymen stationed in the Via Mar* 


8trck on hand 3ept. 1. 1851 16.3W) 2.J.871 

U.'.-Hlvod since 1.337.110 40.016 

.. yesterday K00— 1J3H018 046— 41 502 

1.1(63.408 06d3T 

Exported I o date 1.218256 36082 

yesterday.... 2024—1.220,270 318-37300 

Block on liuud not cleared 133 12U 2N.138 

TOBACCO — This article has continued in good reqilesf, 
and iu conscqqeQCO of tho special dcniaud for tho lower 
and very line qualities an advance of about >4 cent Inc- 
bei u ohtainisl for them. The week’* *aler turn up -fully 
•'*3( d lilids. including, yesterday. 575 hhd*. a* follow. ; 
l(d at 4> a . and 8 at ; 143 at 4 3-16. and 61 at 3 13-16 ; 
32 at 4*4. 16 at 3)4, und 62 al 3)4 ; and 110 Mimon 
County on private terms. Our quotation* now aro n* 
full iws ; For Lugs, 3tfD3.‘4 i Leaf. Inferior to Common. 
4fti-l.‘4 ; Fair to Fine. 4*4 1® 5^4 i Choice and Selection*. 
ft/.OftX* V ft'- 

TUG A Hr— With light receipts and a dluiiuUhiug atook, 
tiie market was lending upward, till au advance of .'4 of. 
a cent had beun established, but since tlm improvement 
Inn. been partly lost. Tho wiles for the wholo week have 
hm n 27 no hhd*. Including yestirday. aud our 
doing quotations are : Inferior, none ; Common, 4fS)4 >4 : 
Fair to fully Fair, 4j4(a)6 > « ; Prime and Choice, bHfalQX 4 
V lb- 

Week’* receipts. 3017 hhds and tierce*— export#. 243 
lilitia and bbl". 

MOLASSES — 1 The market ha* maintained a very steady 
ap]M>arance. with ii good demand, which ho* readily taken 
up all tin* iqU received. During the week some 3800 bbi/ 
have found purehasSrs. eo|intlng 300 for yesterday, al tin 
range of ‘JAfivWr for g*io4 formuntiug. 27(2>28tt for rebolled, 
and 28>4f<j),'l0* foe Sugar-house. 

Week’* receipt*. 4171 bids— exports. (At). 

i'l/ODH — 'Prices have continued to improve, and up IP 
Thursday uiglit some 14 000 bbls bud been sold ut $3 ftnf.T 
•j.3 00 for Ohio, f.3 70/(i7f3 80 fof Si. Louis, and $4 60ft « 
(X) for exlrti end choice. *h*»wing an ’advance of fully 
20 , Yesterday’s buainess unbraced only ajiout 1000 

bill*. priucdpaUy at *3 00 for Ohio, *3 76fii>*3 80 for 8t. 
Jioubi superfine, and f4 60^2^4 Vtft for extra. , 

Week’s receipt*, 14 017 bbla— export*. 8700. 

CHAIN— We have bad quite a steady market for Corn 
since our last, tlm fair demand enabling holdors to keep 
up prices iu spite of large receipts. Up to Friday worn- 

,..w*.Ur *i*»* »»R» !•»•( a (w 

mixed. 43(^4&<; for yellow, and -48/2)604 )( buhiu l for 
white. Yesterday’* transactions embraced about 9000 


•lo. Nantufk*!. 

T*1V*W ♦-••inc 

Atlsmanlin*. . . 

Star /.... 

OordaiCf f 4 » 

Mituiir., 

T»rrcIAm*d«* 

Rutaia 

PoruMewL *'** 1 


■T. A JjAjUUlU-I'JULuy . a r. Jime — Tlm.d 
'arrived nt I’hiludelpbliC. n* p"rt* ? t bat 
Uiid loenlity, not stilted, but v.uiJew In- 
st rrn m . a bird flew almardUhe vessel, 
shoulder of one of the uien. it had i 
• «: tape. Jnariog the name, etc .of the 
fi du Martinique for Havre, and a 


Uitnn*d .. 

Wotarti, 

Cider. 1 
Noitti«;n 

Cork*, ' 


V«hrM... ...... 

D«im.UM(d*..v<]) 

sasraaf 

frio.Sb*«»0ig»4 k 4| 
llr.riiwXW. t i a* 

D*»mw 

fotuxiAdt* .... 

SuUrraU 

Cal wo WWa. . 
J.m*, K*n|**kj 
Mnwy*. ky.... 
d<(, KaM*ni .... 
l»ucL. «• boh. 

ItuMia 

'bflilk.....;,, 

Kaveu* ........ 

* Anj.Noftolbjil 

Dy**» .***• 


lias been plundered by tlio Imlian*. Tlielr robberic.s hay 


residence, in Jefferson coun- 


ilso extended to tin* copper mines. Two soldiers wer 
killed by .them on tho Jfpamadtt. The government im* 
lost large amounts of property under tin* eye* of tli 
troops. Tim Ledger extends its list or Indian niu*.*uer.'- 
and robberie* in New Mexico aud Chihuahua to near a 

column. j y . . ^ 

~ ’Baw^Mi'i.i. Burnt. — T he -steum *aw mill of I). \Y. 
Harris, at Harrisburg, wa* burned ou the night of tho 2d 
lust. The ffru was the work of an incuudiury. 

Fruit Crop.— T he San, Augustine Herald suy* : » W<- 
have uevur liad a-finer prospect for a good fruit crop tliaii 
we have this senaou. The lute frosts seem to Lave had ml 
effect upon the vegetation." 

^ From Mexico. 

Tim brig Tehuantepec. Captain Brown arrived yester- 
day from \'era Cruz, which port she left ou the 7th im-t 
We karn from her passengers that one Mexican inan-of- 
wur brig and Him* cutlers left Vera Cruz on the morning 
of the tith lust., with troop* for tin* Coatzacoaleos river, 
aud tlm Mexican st aim r Stute of Mexico was taking in 
powder aud guus fur tin* same destination. The great bun- 
of contention, the Tvhuautupec roinl. “was still bciii}* (fo- 
cussed in Congress. They Uoiuuiidiug $2.000.irtX) for th - 
i right of way. 

\\ e also h-arn by one Af (he passengers by the Tehuiin 
tepee, who eouversed with the American, Consul ut Win 
Cruz the morning of tlx* 7th. and w«.s informed bv him 


1 *m., April 28, 1852, near tho close of 
1 J ear i Jacob Guice, ono of tho most l 
®inent and pious memhera of thu M. E. 
"chrSouth, on Colo's Crock Circuit, Mia- 
W‘ Conf MMce. Brother Guice oinbrut-ctl 
(■on and joined tho church in 1834. Hia 
convention wna thorough and gcrip- 
^ ront that time hia attendance on 
Sltgioua duties of tho closet, the family 
*t“ul the house of God,' was regular uml 
Brother Guice excelled in his love 
"Bible, which he reud and studied more 
U layman in my knowledge. Ill, 
Me long been one of tho most pleasant' 
W the itinerant ministers on this C.'ir- 
ho always roceived and treated them 
/jKmbassttdors of God." When his phy- 
W11B also a beloved brother in 
ellowsltip, fi rs t visited him, lie .said 
Aon l’ the good Lord has said ‘It 
! ’ con mup highor!”’. A few nights 
®fo hut death h „ Buid 


III, .UUTINV ON HOARD IKK Him-. CllALLENlir..— 

The Hung Koog China i riend of Feb: 18 give* the follnw- 
ing particular;- of the utcuud mutiny- un kaird the Aim-r- 
lean Clipper ship Challenge : 

Consequent on the iiursli conduct of Captain Waterman 
and his mute (Douglas) during tl»5 passuge round Cape 
Horn, the ship obtained such un ill name in Ban Fran- 
£iwm. that great dlffli'uitj was experienced iu obtaining 
hands tn bring her acres* to China ; aud it wa* ouly by 
payment of udvaneu of two hundred dolliirs apiece that 
forty men could be Induced to *igu nu agreement to abide 
by the ship, until rill- reached this port, or any place in 
China to which th(wieting master (Land*) might wish to 
go. Five* .day* before On- Challenge anchored they were 
about one hundred and fifty jnlle* from Lukong (between 
Ningpo uml Shanghai) when the men came aft und told 
Captain Lands Hint go to any other place than Hong 
Kong they would not ; and insisted upon hia compliance 
with thdr request, filling which they threatened to throw 
him Overboard, mid bring tho ship hern, themselves. 
Under such'eompulyimi. ami backed only l.y ill* oflb-ei* 
and the purser. Capl. L ind* very prudently Htecrcil for 
•lids place, although Ins dost! nut mu' was Fhanghni-; ntol 
when out.-ide djsp-ite hi'dji man frOm the pilot hoiit with 


Tin- annual Gingerbread 


lay. It has bcon viaitcil by over Iftu.uuo pt-nwins ; 

3 Mr, ‘ W|int* 400 buoth* ladcned with gingerbread, the 
uf which would reach round the city, if laid in sin-' 


Na'»i— f/. S. ■ Skip tirrmantnim in ; /itiHer — Wo - nn»- 
(b-rstand from a letter wriltmrby Sn .ifflcer on bjtmr.l the 
C. S. sloop- oi-war John A lums, tliut tin* tiermantown. 
flag-ship «»f the African squadron, while lying iu Knuehal 
road*. Island of Madeira, on tlm 22-1 '.March. •• broke adrift 
from In r anchor in consequence of the jduu kle plus of lu r 
chain ealih-H j having worked out from the, cable by 
whirli siic wad rliliiig. and nlao from tin- cable uf the 
second anchor -which flic let go. und driru-d uliout twice 
or threw time* lier length off tin- r<H-k* on the ea.twrn 
"idc of lho town, where *he rcmaitied riding by one of her 
jiclior* rii-I tlm stream cable and auebor of tin* John 
Adam*, rili-3-c. m . will ll a gentle bre.-zw from tho W(!*t. 
ward earn*- up. and gave up opportunity of performing u 
beautiful evolution in tin- nm-l •>< uuiaiilike and masterly 
style; which calliwl fortlkthn Highest commendation Vmiii 
every M-auian who had tin- opportunity of witnessing it. 

The ship was in a perilous situation for nearly twelve 
hour*, during Which time.' had again m>mu on from the 
south-west her loss seemed almost inevitable. Tho whole 
extent of bench was lined with spectators, nml ev- ry tur- 
ret of tin- lit. uses in tlio towu was filled by person* watch- 
ing with intense interest tin- result of tin- operation which 
succeeded so admirably. Hocks close astern and oil the 
port ham uihlrbow, with no possibility of getting clear on 


Ohi-ei. tt on Hoard ihi. I\ B. Bmr Uvank.- — A (otter in' 
the Norfolk Argus. ilated Pensacola. April 25. after stiffing 
tliut thu U S. ship Cyane. during lier Bile cruise, wp 
Giree times hard and fist ashore, und'wofc Villi (Jiflleuhy 
extricated from peril, adds': 

" Tills morning, through a very heavy rain, for three or 
four hours, the squadron aud the citizens Of .I'ensiwohi 
h ive beep treated by the Gyune with the sight of a nut- 
r.o.- A mu* u/i on the inside of the main rigging by -Uf 
i/mri . iwl unkltt—n *|ght little less painful Ginn I lint t-i 
banging by the ueek. und a torture gr.-ati r to the imlivi- 


(UilO,«W., •«!>.. 

IlliiioU A Mo.tlo. 
HI. LouU,Ctty.. 
••••■! 

raatkcr^VA 


Tm: Ju-an KirKomoN. — Gotnuiodore IVrry, the cotn- 
n.amler of this expedition, yiritcil New, Bedford hrst week; 
.fi>r the purpose of obtaining iuforiuuliou from our whaling 
c.iptains iu relation to the coast of Japan, umj securing 
Giulr ro-opi-rntion in the enterprise Another ol.jeet which 
he liml in view wn* to rcoomnmud that those of our ships 
which coiiid-muku It couytfnlent. rht.ubF, touch at J«>ddo 


riimuiu. 


OraagM ....... 

gi**,dnim,V» 

Curouil*. /411U. 
Alni«»4», 8. 8., 
•to. hard tliell.. 

Faw, V*ki. 
Olid* 




, ,Gm '.narL t;u:k.' iL. vriis I.f vit^ l imimr t:mi-.. l Ku.t i. . 

‘ ■ aYi sfr^wai h remit* I 


during Giejn-xt suofpn for supplies. Ihvieh 


. .... -Me. right 

id *•»!! be made without tin- loss of a luotueiit's 
U'e nil Imd opr marks! by which w« could deter- 


From llumiqurr-^AVe extrnct the following from » pi'i- 
VRU'Lut te r^fr oin P t fouipitLs lowa^tuti-iJ^jl 4tli UlG ii |(| t - 
“^ As i satiT in my toriner letter, (he (Muigrktmn. trla the 
Plains, is treuiemlous— for two weeks or more, there hm 
been an Almost cunGuuous lino of ti-auis passing thruiigh 
here for Council Bluffs, aud the *uuie thing is going.nu f. , t - 
20Q mile's below us— every ferry liu* us lunch ns It can d t 
A vast number is to come yet. Certniuly iiut-Jcss than 
4U.tHH) pijople will attempt tin' Plains this season. There 
are many report*** . to distress in the crowd at the Bluffs. 
Traveler* say Uiere is.neltlu;r4iP‘’d for entile nor for people 
-—at least, not in sufficient quantity, Every thing there 
I* very dcur. Blckm-ns.-too. is doing It* work. There will 
lie more distress oii the PlnliiH than wn* reported of the 
Isthmus, some time ago.’’ 

•• IV e liiul a grand illumination here u few week* ago, un 
the occasion of tlui letting of eonlnicts lor the Grcjit Cou- 
tvul HaUrond. This work lius Its temiinuH at Duhuqrn-, 
and is likely to be speedily Huh, lied. You can tee some thing 
uf its. course by starting at Cairo und ruuuing up through 
Illiuois to lids city— then again over to Chlougo. Whore 
the Junotiou is to he I do uot know. Tills is no fancy 
work-the advertlM-uiiTits for uio*t of thu work to he done 
are pulilislied, und thu road is to be built .by Eastern 
capitalists. Property has gone up here, and must con- 


A N»:w Srr.AMsnir. — A new steamship called the Jnuics 
-^d ^^a rt-i r p i H at ■ U t m T lW t t WCYWNfirTtirtttkr: I 
hours from NewYork, cortsidered * very erudltable per- 
l"ruinuce for a first trip. Bbe is to form one of the regular 
line of packets between Uie above ports 

Biorm in the " llf LtfiCT he Pittsburgh Ga- 
r. '(to of the 4th say* : - ,T|(e Wcftoftt papers recrivnl 
lien, to-day contain accounts of a dreadful storiu which 
oceorred op Friday nignt lost, and whldh caused tfroatdki*- 
tructlon nf property. Among other disastdrs. the town of 
Li-avi nworth, .Iudiami: wn* nearly destroyed. About 
forty houses, sorjje ,,f tiieni suhsUmtlhl hrlq^ JbuVuilnuo 
wIGi thirteen inch w'aftk.. were demoH*h&‘l by‘th'e vlolenee 
of the wiuil. . A number of oersoiis were tiuillv iiiiuw .i 


ic.ks at thu same range, but mostly at 44(5)46^ for good 


fih iL. tf qllkA J i aL M LR , v .kii ' a ,IjiuuhL i f t bn rV, 
" " *”* ~ ffio UIU ;ndt see her movement thru 


uu*. 




lo person wl 


Gie water at the exact moment it .coimnene.eil. Every 
preparation was made beforehand and every thing wus 
done just at tile right time and in tfle right manner and 
style— really, it would have done your heart good to have 
seen how magnificently she inni'd out froiir’licr danger, 
ou* positiou. •*! had the plumiiirif uiysclf. of hearing such 
very ff nt tiering* things said of Anfc-rirau Mumunriiip and 
skill ui>“ii thU'occasiou that 1 fo[^ them quitu r efreshing . 


for good Indiaua to prime Bt. Louis, iu tacks, aud Bran a| 
70f(i<75-; V 10O ft.... Of Wluat about 1600 sack* wur* 
taken at tkJf(iff7>*^ for ordinary to fair. amfct7&* fur 
prime e f x 

Week's receipts »if Guru. 07.118 sac ka— exports, 41,210. 
i'UOVlriloNB— The pork market has remained In a 
heavy Wid depressed state ueurly all Hie week, and llir 
few sales mud- public were at *16 7ftfo>f 17 00 for M.nu 
( fold 25,'hlt.iti U) for M. 0.,. and f.16 0Q/»|U5 60forptlm" 
wlileh i* scarce. Vesterdny there was UUh> or no Im- 
provement, the fow sale* being at $10 76/3)$17 00 f*- 1 
Me,*, iu large and small parcels . . . Or Green ililat ‘AO 
casks w-ic disposed of at 7c f«»r Bhouldore, #♦ for Haul' 


Tm: Can A iir Island* —We observe by an offleial , order 
published in the Havana Guceta. that the Canary Islands 
have been divided into separate governmental depart- 
ments. One Is to ho fompmwd of Tenerlffe. La Gomcra. 
Pulniii. Hierro, and the fttlier of Grand Canary. Puerte- 
.ventura. nu«l Lanxarotn. 


The reasou for the division is 


that the distaiiue lx tween the Island* renders rouimunl- 
cation-slow ami difficult, and the orders of the Governor 
could. not I*’ transported from one to thuqpther with tln- 
requisite 1‘ucility and s|*n-d. 


A Cohi-i.imkm to hIl Gra} r.— Tlio following is from a 
letter written hy John U Hives, uf thn firm of Blair k 
Hives, at Wnshinglon: I havu soeu 'the manuscript 

writings of ino«t of the gruit men iu this country during 
the last tw.-nty yeurs. und I th(uk I may *uy that no 
twenty of them could stand the test-nf Hie scrutiny of 
one-hull of Hu- journeymen printer* miployi-u i u my 
office " True ! And it js only uow und then that tiie 
most lt-arued aud polished of our literary celebrities are 
not indebtfd tq tbc geuiiis of the humble type-sticker for 
the polish which introduces IM effusions to tliu uuproba- 

t foil nf l It ..u - , 11 


U.-lR4lu-U.k , »j| 

Iron, VVrts, 


Tm. Maim: LiquuR Law in 51 assau|iis»i is. — T iie 
Maine law. oriruliier a law to break up lb*. traffic iu in-' 
toxica ting liqiiftrs iu Oils State, but allowing of lliefr uiuu- 
ufacture for exportation, passed the Huttse on the 4lh. 
It hud j^uviously puss-d the Senate, and contains a pro- 
vision submitting It to tho votu of tiie people. 


IS? 

N*il Ue-U. 

lAllUK,. ? 

I.UHiWr, 


LouioViUo Christian Ad- 


Di aiii ov Mathew Hr. Ciair Ci.amr,— T he Wnsbiqg 
tou.Uulon of tiie 7th say* : Wo auuouuue with regret the 
death of this geutUmuu. who ho* buvu for inauy years 
well known iu this city and iu the political circle* or tha 
whole country. Mr. Clark wa* for severe! yeurs Clsrk of 
the House of Heprcseutatlve*, <Uul subsiqueutly filled 

I. Iu all 


°* ^®kt»ON AIissionh. 


-Thjs body met 

u»t., wheu tiie amtuul report^wiis 
it appeara that tlip limuitiouH of 
lual. a r « ^8051 larger than th(«*e 
The receipt* from all source* 
Balance iu the treaaury. May 1st, 
h« year thirty inUMouari^ aud 


NaY^l. — T he United Btutua trig Berry ij* at, the Brook- 
lyn Navy Yard, upder order* for tho coast of Afri^^aud 
Will Milju a few day*. The followlug is a list of her offi- 
cers : It. L. I’age, iiii-u tenant t 'ouuuuiidiiig ; Mr. T. Wool- 
•ey, First Lieuii-uaut ; John Down*. Jr. Becoud Lieuten- 
ant, ; Cha*. W. A by. Acting 31a*ter . .11. J Farquhoreon, 
I’asaud Asaistaul Burgeon j B. B <;uaf k#nbu*h, J. Lee 
|>avi*. O. ljaiTisou, Passed Midshipmen. 


other official stalidua with ubillt/ And distinctlou, 
the scenes of social life he was highly esteemed, aud ids 
memory will he cherlshud hy a umucruu* circle of friends. 

Mr. Clark wa* iu tbu OUlb yuor of hla age. 










wm. 


l favorable nows from tin* Aurtrafli 
il for passages l»y the ships now up 
limited inning quite a contrast 


•fuel and dte Upswctokw or U rowl nd h w i s. 
oupy the territory upon Maria's Hirer 


■yhc f on n rr ti e * 


.hi tin* construction of certain railroads in tlmt State* was 
taken up. debut «•*! aud ordered to be engrossed- 
Mr. Junes. of Low a, reported a bill gruntinga pension to 
Jim Copuu. a free negro, for reYblutlonury services. The 


l*oiut -. 0. (I. ITee, late Superintendent uow Secretary of 
tl.ii* Hudson Hirer .Railroad Company : I) 0 McCulluiu, 
A Vt ..EugiiicerNew York aud Krie Railroad- etc. ; proving 
conclusively* by huing thoroughly, tooted, that it it* both 




•At .liptwW.'V .Ur? 

'fwt 


f hr to ©ton* Cliristtnn JUioorntf. 




Dfltalln by tho P«nfio- 


Jl.iMini.n- < to .sAvivsr.vU.rrvm-Cal* Mr. (Mutiny mill «' fw w,, id, *nd .1,. 4.' ,1. , A dicta Work lor tho L joule 

lniin*,. ..| II* Anfrlcnn rhlp lllary A t.t. lint I. .1..V, J "">«!• , , um l jopie. 

' 1 .1. . u n.'i. ri..nt lb"UbnmbT»,t (,'■ i.iiinn '■ , I II n.’ti I i i ", It- 1....,, -pi," tliv . , u , , K 1 . 1 1 1 1 1| EUI'I Itj.N 

' <■ " l'i -I Al, of marinr idiart*, on i m in4l< i>t|.>n ..; !' "’ I' 1 ) 11 ""] ' 1 ?' 1 >'b y Mr. MrliiuniM i . II S' iV<» it, lit V A \ 1> Ki ci 'g'|J. 

' ” - in r .» '•( itcu.'u. «i'i • it. . ..i« ii i ■ Mm. r. i , V'. ' 1 1 1 *' 'I i • t, i'i. ■ ... , . . 

r ' . . A V, rv , , ... , . ' '* • 1 • » Ail‘tr«et |,J il,i I, lit .... v. , Ir , , 11 t ll.lt' I l> Ii rr«^t. lent of JS. t;,lbgo. 

•t* •» ■ n lb- find American captain ajnh-.cl i v. r ii> • . t >1,111,'. 11 ... ■ . 1 , . _ •' *' •/ .... • , " 

, .. , * . . I*. 1 1 Ml . 111 , “ ! " I •* (C* lit I II. f « b. t. ||||, ’ " » 'U III oil.. Volume. 1J f.KL.U'lil. irlniii. Price. 

1 fitk* 1. 1.. hrt.. H p aefr-golng w»k*I Ihm Uhl .hi*- up the )v* ,, » , tn; 1. * «l.i>® oMuii* d H». mat h, u„. i,.,u . 1, r e-.i\ ,.„.v ... f , •, ... 1 . 

ill i.iK leply to t)H» OliatnlH*r-we oloejve.'thf ell* J. '••health. I lilt '■tiling III till- po>si • i.,n III 1,1, 1 •• ill. ' . • • “ ' • «•» err.. 

»• i|'iii»liigfuptaio gate all account of Hie difTleultiei he , 'riJidv 1°* 'r n ^', |VV ’‘V • 1nh , lllg..ni e having , f 1,.\ ' ' "■ ? 

I ... . 1 . . , . f . »*ien .received of hi.* dentil. •. A thnin-ii cniniiariUlv.lv n t'ftH '«>r tllu aide aftli.s pupuhiraitd tllue y puhllcittlou 

h.Hl ...I't WU Iln (.bulnln^ n carjir for wjmlvriit urnu. i. , y„„„ g Mr . Andrew, h»,l 11723 W A"/ n,.™.p,r glvtaj til. Khnr,. „ r * , , „ „™ 

voyage : of the advice h« had *eo4v*d torn his Mend*/ i Uio eatmn and conlldcnee of the pronto of lil. Ki n i« u b*li , . - , . . « ’ 

and from the ndmlnlntratlon of the N«wOr!enn* Uuntom- ; ^‘1 u o*tod n* a lawyer, hr had ta-en aelceted in aarly life - ^ ^ ' re, n P i a ttgQ. fa 6 

nr » nodcrtAkin, which w., pronounood . m 5±B» Valuable Theological Work*. 


t ; Thr fnr^gn inlelliganao by tin* l’aclfio l* griierully de. 

I v- id of striking lilt. i eM 


i , r- id of. rtr iking Ilit-reM 

' ! Pile aceortnt contUtu to pour in • f • .xteiialv** ••vulct • 
i 1 ttnn fi ii i ,n(I l'»rw> irMtirop** M Ain net htnlr.'"it l''i 
> ■ “fn *hi> ny i.p.MiW in !..m iy itn^’. on IhoWreiMi 
tin t-t . n tih. bo n*r^i|rati piwdhi* t/dled trtnii 

Hrahtcti. 

* . | HNtil.ANU. 

tt to mnnrked a* Hfttncwhul rtngnUr. that potwlthstand- 


VJfc'i' ! • • w*,. A" 

I 


,u It, to rotlniated that 300.000 halca of l-otton arc detained 
to on tha water by the prevalence of etuderly galea. A change 
n . ^of wind would bring up an Immense fleet, 
ho IRKIjANU. 

Lord Caatlereagh decllnra to stand for Down. . 


■ ■ ,e. M-pnr*, vTnive.i-.Tlm C.. ,1 ,lnv:.g Mil 

• ye f 1.1: y. Mr. McDoiu.ld Hi, 

. lie «l I. .1 ■!,. II,... 

■ I. < A.iJr '.eh 1 1,,. i , nr..... .|i , i V. * - 1 r , • i, 

l iif/Tl* 1 ll, *‘ “• 1 d g' lit I* It. |. t. I Ml 

. ' oclmiMi n.- nan in u„. i.>,n ■« j*i, 

I • lued hrnllh, bill ‘h ong lit the porsi * i.m ot |,|- | ..ul- 
h ‘ Mild Intelleot. to now no more; !»itell!g..|iee huvii, K 


A Q:er.l Work lor the i nople. . 

KIHIITII KIH'iHin •» 

us'iVUAiitr aid *fe<»*iava*H. 

Il> It K 'IT.FKT 1» Ii I'realdeut ol ,u t'. lb ge. 

• w V.irk 1 in uim. Volume; 1J i:io . av|i|. . irimii. price, 
"-"i', pi'll'.,) .ini IN Ii til. .... 

AeiivivClinygiiM'rai Hi njijillcutlou , „n iimloinptoy 


80UTa-WU..Ti,iu*" 


I 't » 

j l. llnw.ltj, : , “"Nil 

.'iWllllillST Ihlln, .MV..J 
LAti the pul.liriiliomecf thtotNe- ' 


voyage; of the advice h« had reedved firom hla Wanda, tho ertmn and conlldenee of tlv* people ofhto State, 
and from the administration of tho NowOrlenna Custom- educated R* £ lawyer, he had been selected In early life 

hniiDo, to give up an undertaking which was pronounced sewdnn* nf iu,, r S!i.i T f ‘luring, three successive . 

, ,u..j -aw .. . | siwions or the Legislature, and was rhn-en as Speaker of 


Impossible, for’ a vessel of the tonnage of, the Mary Ann, 
Later in the day the captain, who was decidedly in luck 


tho House of Hoprcsuntntivrs during his last term. 


/Ir mu" ™' tU S!/\! tho his profession, aud 


nijeived from the Society of Commerce and Industry a judicial onice. had been elected a 

ii a «... -.--i. .i , member of the present Congress of the United 


Along and angry correspondence has passed between 
nobles on the honorable member for Kerry. Mr. Morgan. John OlCon- 


•*'SP- MR 1 _ 

• ;; : v:m 


the other, there neil.and persons acting In Ouynime of the liberal electors- 
”•*" * u “ ■" ,r * “f iho upshot of which is that air. OH!onnell will not ben 


medal which It had. caused to la* struck. “ in commomo- iu a 1 l 't 1 1 e wa r l°o i /i 1 * 1 U, flw i .!?[ V 1 ’’ l Un * teJ ^ntes. copious Indexes, prepared by the Hov. Thomas Hart- ropu, among which may bo found th 

nit Ion of the happy arrival In ttmlr mlilst, of thr Pm- h" hnd uni"m\j dbohlT^d"^ 1 ' dtttU ^^s\^d.»5w.d > ® " 21 To1 ’' 8 Tu l ' rl ''"' **• I ''‘"'“J *»»«. "'orh.y, CUrkT'l.i'J 

A m ...I.. .. , i — _ ii . .... r*. . ... . i iinnn hint wilt. . 1 ! 1 1 .... ■ • .... . . . . u 


IlECKNT IMPORTATION. 

Tho ontlro work, of tllo Iter. Churl, •. Simoon, M. A.. 


u,,n, nt nilal ^li,: priors. 

SUNDAY SCIIIHII, iioahw ‘ 
Sundry Sohool Book, of .11 d„„„,„l ni u’„" 9 
tensive assortment of JUVRNILR ua/ 7 
Libraries. 

thkolooy. 


This department Is Tory lujo, ombmrlr.r 
works In Theology published In’ikt. 


srorkr In Theology puhllrhod In this , 
ropo, among which may Unround the 
Jeremy Taylor. Wesley, Clarke. Hear, 


1 J. mndUtatr for that eomily.at Jho uwt .''b'SUpu, . . 


I f.it hy^ho pm,r laboring class, -sn In that part of Connaught 
t* i¥enpe rroni the ; land tlmt bore them." that such of 


Mercury statoa that so gnat to“t lie nnxlefy 


American three-master, the Mary Ann." Towards night- U P°» him with dillg|>rfre nnd ablllly. In private life In; Uomplote Works of Jeremy Taylor. 3 vols., quarto. Locke, Haeon, Milton, Collier, Bln 
l ill he received orders for as much cotton as he could »{!?, J! T-?- — qualitliv. that nre every *’ r l ce * f‘^* Paley. Stackhouse, Dunibtt,TUlotsoi» p. 

hrmR I'PPh hi*. second Toyage. and .at sundown a Jteaiii he mlflf.UllUji'e 


-.•land that bore them." tlmt such of 


» hv«n as have liven fortunate enough to obtain vtnjiloy- 
iwnt on drainage works, lmvc adopted the following novel 
nd extraordinary inode of enabling themselves to eml- 


— Vr * - — -a — ~ = ju bhhi^iui kue. Hiiceeivnii .eureer of tin* -denari eil iron m e ... -—-.v ■» ■ ■ -.j. ynw-»M 

Tug was placed at his disposal, to tow him back to Harre tleman would operate as an incitement among the youth , ‘ iH ' u >p TTmi p W ofkH complete In 2 voto. 8vo^ Price $20. | N.evlns, Kvans. Horne, Hloomfield 
r -- . tho country to purgua . the same laudable cotirsejand . Hxpi’sltion of tin* Fdur.. Gospels, by the Hev, Thonms I aend, Kitto, Butler, Kdwards Hi 

tlmt tits death, nt the earl’ • • • -■* - * 1 ’ ” 


Mm ri.WT.-The Philadelphia Hull, -tin of ^Vmmnthe , "finds Z'J wo i ,, ^ l m * 1 Vi* 2 vols ' Vric *' & 60 - D'Auhlgny, Luther, Calvin, etc., etc. 

y* • The amount of gild deposited In the and transitory nature of all human nnlovmlni I , .• , . , . PP V' th p Affll, rrt/»f the Church nndfitate Scot- BIHLKS ! HYMNS ! AND Pk. 


to ynsoue |( n pp>ar« that they are paid fortnightly, aud when the 
" pay iifimraiTlves. atouit three hundred of them assemble 
?Ki P< * r fc ' ,ltl ^ l»»y f*«l ■ to a general fund A number of tlcktds, cor- 
* n« «ke. responding with the number of persotjH present, are then 


a,,' 30IU all •• The amount of gi ld deposited In the nnd transitory nature of aU human' oVj^ihrundTom's' 
I S. Mint during the month of April has been 43,070.0111). Ur concluded by moving the usual resolution. That the 

The t.mclal Statement will T»y tint lltUefrom this amount ’’ U ' 1 Um P r i'lf"'‘ «t the death of the 

During tfns p, rtial the entire shipments „f speele from this ''uUtl^t^ 


land. Spottinwood. 3 vols. Price, $8. 

Hpottluwood's .Miscellany. 4 vols. Price. $6. r 
Meander’s Life of Chrysoston, 1 vol. 8 vb. Price, $2. 


ill iiIjKo ! HYMNS ! AND Plul 
An extensite assortment, of all sites am 
of bindings. 


; w;, paiuy. TUSent, 1 ^ 

of c, *iii fn-m ^hrosd have amounted probably to a couple f'lrwardeu to hi* family— and further, that the vo ' 8v °' ^ chants, teachers, and others In want of 

Of hundn*U thousand dolUn. It will be reifien, herod that . tu , „ ’ 0ft motsD caionary ©f the IHble^ Tnls. octayo. $36. ^ my large and valuable assortment, Coad, 

•»« I't Inst we estimated the excess of our recent re- inj adopted UaJ 1 1 ,„S P t « ’ r “ Pl,I ^ ,nn - wh5c, ‘ ^almet s Dictionary of the Bible. 1 vol. i'rlee. $5. S P eU1 “* “oo^- Klocution, 

..r , 1 ; •• »««* qigouim U. Christian Kv deuces, hv I*r1..v . i ...i « - . Head nir Books. r 


placed In a hat. and oiyone of these tile word “ America " 
i- written- — nil the rent being blank A ballot then takW 


■ Pffr* "I. place. knd the lucky dm wer of the prize ticket lms bis 
■fit vT n " piissnge to America paid for him. and receives a small sum 
P on for some lime after his lauding there. Du- 

Pwnlle II r j nR J||,, week just closed, no less t lian six vessels have set 
Imote off Fr ji f or Queenstown, laden with emigrants, bound respeot- 
fa.i ir I' 1 '!? ^ or Boston. Quebi’c. New York and 8t. John s. The 
1 himself. rol T g wuounU .d to 877 souto. 

FRANCK 

lughtimr Th(! *0 Tflrti meut journals contradict, on authority, a 
was ntfw l ,,irn « rn pl‘ the Bicclei stating that unplensaut diffen’ii- 
crowlngotd c hto vto-ure was -cArred th the inunv but- r ' '’ had occurred between the French nnd BrittohOovern- 
tles Inwhicli he had tod the van-; hto i'.row wag wrinkled contrary, .Ibjf.xctoj] ionsjadw^^th Gov-, 

with Wtro and with the continual cxerclwof stern au- foments have nevef ceased to hr oT the most friendly 
ihorfty. rtobably there was not a simple trait either of 0 . . * 

KpsetM EIXGfieF l Lht Mongcd to tbr I trte Null, who had , - ^^ n k t a te a thM .tha bumber nf. persruifi sc^ucud 

lia tiled > r t* utly with Prince Charlca. Yet this was he ! ‘JMWportatiOB throughout France amount* to six Ihou- 
lieli:: d t.»e coflln lid, and caused th* light of hto torch ?U i * . , ,, , . , * , . ,,, 

to fkll upi'ntbc dead monarch's face, '/lien, probably, his , A great- drought prevails In the south <d L rauce. uhlcli 
mind vent back over all tho marvelous events tlmt had l| * causing grent suffering. 




of hundred thousand dollars. It will be reifieniberod tlmt 
'•n the 1st Inst* we estimated the excess of our recent rc- 
e< ipts of gold over our exports nt about $«i.800.()00. If we 
add to tbls the result of the April movement of specie, we 
shall have a total excess of $10,070,000. The flow of specie 
from Kurope is just sotting In. and coming with the in- 


Iiiformatlon Wanted 

Uesjierting llF.HNAHD H0DDY. who emigrated to the 


creased receipts anticipated after the clow bf . the rainy L'nited Htnte.s. from th'e North of Ireland, in August. 1817. 


Calmet’s DIcaluuHry of the Biblt^C vol*. octavo. $:Ui. • 
Calmet’s Dictionary of the Bible, 1 vol. jfrlce, $5. 
Christian Evidences, by Paley, &c.. 1 vol. 8 vo. Price, $4. 
The above are but a very few of our recent receipts 
from London. Persons wishing to get a Library, or re- 
plenish, would do well to send us their orders early. 
fe 6> JOHN BALL 4rU0,. 66 GFavier st. 


season iu California, we shall probably soon have a greater 
amount of the precious metals Jin the country than was 
ever befor6 knbfrn.” ^ 


The Gale and Loss or Lite on the Coast ok New- 
volnui.awp.— T he Newfoundland papers state that the 


in company with Mc^rs. John Kelsb and John Morrow. 

The friqnds and relatives of these g ennemen. ami all 
others, ure earhestly rf quested to forward the - smallest in- 
-foruiat ion-on i hisTmbject t,T“ tlm'HeV “ifr. N.MVIcTjMeVc. i.r 
Hi t. J. 0. Keener. New Orleans. Htate of Louisiana 
-j. ’-i'i- il*-! 1» SI" SlL» lix*‘! kL'tUfi.paimrH-i n_tl&Ini t ed S t at es 


MEDICAL NOTICE. 


I..W-J ..i tif.. ),„a i . I I, , , , - , . - - 1 1 1 I • i iic i.'uip. pupi'r.* in , i ii 1 i-iiili'il Mates 

u»s uijir» ns-ronr mWhu.. m h«* gr,.„t i*,,,, T ,.,p,. ct f„iiy. „„u #0 | k .|„; ( , „, Ni , h 

known, A llal of dgktwn T «wd» lpist, wit|l full cnrguw S|il„,T,. DMmlf „f r„ui nml..m «l„.. . r.nL .11.., 


Spoiling Hooks. Elocution 

Reading Books, Arithmrtte ’ 

Dictionaries. Algsb i 

Orammara, omLi- 

Ilhetoric, 

Con.po.IUoa, ? 

Drawing. « Cbcmlaiij, " 

Dook-Kooping, Botany. , 

0-ogr.l.hy, 

HDlory. . . 

Biography, ^ 

A, 


Orougbt tbi'lifrcdltary king«f'KngUml lo (his dishonored Dka’Ai or Maiidhal GrnAiin — Marslml (Irnird ijled in 
c( IQn,andliad raised nimself.au humbls- inhivldual, to the Paris pn the 17th ult. He had to’en^ fo! eight P« n hours 


ion of kingly power, fie was a king, tiiougn with- preceding his death in a Flute of nhconsoiousni as ; but t in* 
empty title or tho glittering crown. . | mcnibi'rsof hisfainilj^ ^ remained by hto bed until he breathed 

y was it.” said Cromwell to hlmu-if— fortnight havi — ‘ * * ' *- 


k„ I, Z, „ , B,»,Tc in hohnlf of four nrplnuk who*, father died in 

f rklus, I, given one of which bad like of her craw Ncw.lrlcana of Aalatln I'holcra.' In DC.l. und the support 
, ruwncd and another two. In many, caaga. as the V, 'Saris „f win*, large and just leg., I .ighta now l,cf„r,. djo'ery 
ilrifted towards the Ice. the crows deserted Iriicm and irclmi.i ^ 


drifted towards the Ire. the crow, drafted and in Ireland deponda ttpm. this InloVtaa.l, 
escaped tn. the shore. Hundreds of the. crews of tlie ■ ... 


•-as he guxed at the pale features hi the cofllu— "why i* the fourth imvrslril whom Fpmee hiis Inst during tin 
it, that this great king fell, and thi.t poor Noll Crmu- last ( few months. ‘SniU. Selianiaul. Mannotil preceded 
has gained nil the |Hiwer of the ran in ?” hhn at short Intervals to the grave. The death of the Iasi 


aaid—as he fuzed at the pale features in the coflln— -why 
was It, tluit thin great king fell, and thi.t poor Noll Crom- 
well has gained all the power of the run m ?” 

And, indeed, why was it » 

King Uhurles had lallen. because, in iiis manhood, tin 1 
aine us when u child, ho disdained to :eel that every hu- 
°*«w ensure was his brother, lie di aled himself a bii- 


lils last. MartJial Gerard w,u* in. Iiis eight ieth year. 


him at short Intervals to the grave The death <»!' the last 
left Gerard. Jwho received his hahrti iulne d lately on the ue- 
cefsbin of L'mis Philippe., thyen of the marshals. Mar- 
rh.il Heille. created in 1847. succeeds to Ins ratik Gerard 
e >uW, landed n division of Grouchy's corps In the Kmpv- 

r.if'g l.mt m»nni.l.,n *^1 1 .... ..I I... V- I.. 


wrecked vessels are paid to be oh Htohard Islaud. Hona- 
visla Hay. iu a state of destitution nnd starvation. , t Tlie 
Assembly <tf Ni-wfouudland has requested the Governor to 


DH. L. PIKHCE, 0f ColumbugrOeorgla, respectfully Geography. MinawW 

ealto the attention of Phyaiciami. Druggists and dealers In History. 

Medicine to . . ~ Bingraphy, 

El ! PtN(j.’S EXTRACT OK RUCHU. N »‘»rairhB„ wpk> 

This excellent rein, dy .for aU'dbda** ’of the kidney* E™nch Grammars, Dletlonariea, 
and .urinary organs ■.encrally ; al|m. all Dyspeptic cases 3| ** nl ' b . Ocnnan nud Italian Ortinmus. Dltij 
"f ordinary klnds.aiel duration. Is owued and carefully Headers, etc,., 
prepared by the suh-erlber, and is offered tin his Medical 0r * A “t 1 L * tin Boolu, > of a11 descripUens. 1 
km.wledguasji remedy to be relied UB. lie Is anxloua to STANDARD WORKS, J 

iBtroduco It luto the great Western market. All neeessa. ,n l ' vl ’ r ' V department of Science. Utersturtfl 


......... eve .. i ne great iresteru lnurket. AU neeessa- I 1 , — , ... umi 

OAK BOWBRY FEMALE COLLEGE rv directions found on tho label, on each bottle MSI J. B. would caU tho attention oMdaa 

. -AI..I t a ... ... 1 Utl'u ns-lnn At S.n. tl... 1). ...... j, . ... ... I lit* til bin Minins ni.ltrsrtlnn ..r 


'\ lllllllllllt 4 

Till OoMAIINi 


ferenee, M. K. <’lniri h, Knuth., 

► nt, of this iuslituti'<n will 'occur r>n 


Appropriate £:m for their. relief, and four or live vessels VVedniWtoy the mb .of June next The Commencement 


|m rior being, nnd fancied that his subject* were created ror’s last caippaign. ‘'Hearing tin* roar »»f cannon iu tin, 
oiJy for a kiug to rule over. Aud Cromwell rose, becaus.. direction of\Vaterloo } ' ho made earnest attempt; toper- 


would sail to them as soon as the wind would permit. , t A F**fnimi will be priiaclied by Bishop Alidrew. i 
vessel hnd arrived at f?l. Johns, which reported that up- tlmOth. The examiuntlon will .be held on tie 
wards of nun Uiousantl shipwrecked sealars had reached 8tli. T)ie Ooinnieniement Addre s will he ile 
Grecnford. but tho number is prabtfbly exaggorated David t’lopton. Esq .'of Tuskciea. Alnbnma Th 


hi spite of bto mauy faults, he mainly f.' ugh! for the rights 
and freedom of Uls fellow men ; and therefore the poor 
*nd the Oppressed all lent their strength to him. 


A DAUGHTEH'8 MAURI A UB. 


made Grouchy to march iu that direction to join the Em- 
peror ; and tile deaf ear that his commanding officer 
turned to hto urgent appeal, to deplored by M. de Lamur- , 
tine, the latest historian of that bloody field. 

The Kmkjnation from German* — A Berlin letter bf tho 
14th ult , says : At the last Hitting of the Geutral Ger- I 


Th® departure of a son from beneath the paternal roof 
uow not present any spectacle of desolutlon. Masculine 
life hu, from infancy, an individuality ’ an independence. 


■ation Society, the Immeiiso iucrease of the 


son from beneath the paternal roof number of emlgrantss in the present yi ar was noticed- 
spectacle of desolutlon. Masculine Though tho main cause of this increase i^to b6 sought iu 


life has, from infancy, an Individuality’ *n Independence, the Hoclal and political condition of some parts of Ger- 
ui exottom. so to say , which is esseutiully wanting to fe- many, partieulnrly Hesse aud some dbtVictu of, Thurin- 
uule existence. When a son abandons his parents, to ere- fl' n - y*’t society ascrilied uiuch to tho continual efforts 


tuaie existence, w nen a son abandons ills parents, to ere 
ute for buzuelf a oeparato interest, this separation cause 


'migration agentn. who endeavor* to procure as 


Hi-sawn Clemency — According to letfrrs from Warsaw n '* tin 
of the 23d ult.. the (’*ar has shown mercy — imperial iner- present. 
oy—to u number of Dolish .noblemen now in Siberia, 
whither they weru sent, with many others wIi'Hiavu siuce 
died, in 1834. The unhappy men nre to ruuie back to IN M 

what was their homo, hut not a farthing of the revenue The * 

'of their estates will they be allowed to handle, tin* Gov- room In 
eminent having long since appropriated the whole ns re- open Re- 
wards to its military and civil employees. , The T 


.<•1711011 Will he preached by Bishop Ahdrew. oil Sunday 
the 6lli The examination will .be bold on the 7tli Hnd 
8th The Ooinnieniement Addre h will he delivered. by 
David t’lopton. Esq .of Tu*kejta«. Alabama The Trusteei 
ure requested to be prompt in attendhuce ; nnd fpiends, 
Hid the public- generally, are. respectfully invited to b‘e 
present [muy$-2w| T |t HIS8ELL. 


sale price $8 per dux. Retail, $1 per bottle. ,,c to ^ choice collection of MisceUaoeofl 

Ordel-s directed to h. 1MEHCK. Druggist, Columbus. ' Vorkt,: Al1 tho new ▼aluablc worjq 
Georgia.' will be duly attended to. Cash, or references! received as poon ns issued from the Pr«*7 
expected. Hespectfully advertised. DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN BTAtR 

f«'«] L. DIEilCE. Proprietor. A lnrge and Talu&bIc »tock. of 

American Stationery, all fresh and new, ii 
A CHOICE BOOK. thing usually kept in k Stationary W«i3 

IVA^M I <(JfT LAN /A ^ ^ AUGHEY ' 8 RK ‘ HOOKS^ C^PYIN^PRESSES, INK 

.'. l '. Al .' M ™ KI ' LANIES ' c»n‘»lnln«''l''Teu of his KK- tl.s lowsst cwh pries. ” 


MA MAU]iK 8EHM0NS, i;c., a mine of RICH AND 


SELECT SCHOOL, 

IN MAGIIEK * 'M L’HCIL, <’A HON DK LET 'STREET- 
The suliscfjber. having senuied th. use of. u suitable 
room In the hnsemeut ol the Magliee Ghtirch. proposes to 
upon n SvHlOOL on the First Munday in Mny rmit 
Tlu* Time of T«uclt)n^ to be from 0 o'clock, a *m , to 2 V j 


U 1.S just th.. l»s,k for Ministers. Unss Leaders, young sitonjej to, as the subscrlb,'> Is , 

riXuLrrr onM ’ “ ud r °: ,u wh ° ^ tu 3 

•I'hererijl anti Mtnnjahlng demand for this book has ,t“ery modeV 
already exhausted two editions. The third will be out in Term* Cash i vS I ^'?*** 
a tew days - »“ JOHN 11 


out little interruption iu their mutual relations. A man many passengers for t lie shippers ns piwsltile ; and. to do- 


marries, and sUU inalntalnB hto friendships, hto habits, and 
hto filial affections. Nothing is change ii in his life ; it is 

.ill V *M aiMIt lne.1 4 1 - 111.. .1 .. 


ido the poasautry who may bo inclined tci emigrate, hut 
till hesitute to take such a step, spread- all kinds of re- 


.►ulyan additional tio. Uts departuro is consequently a ports among them ; the inexperience and ignorance of 
uit ro simple separation ; while the dcuu-tun* ot a vouug the people of remote districts are so gn at Hint they to*. 

•irl tysisnhii. 41s., i.ir.. .. I.. .... r II .4) I sits . ... • mss... . .. . . . . 


Somobody enys that our passions ure older 

Ilian our reason, because piiKsinus are born with us. but 
reason don't follow till a long time after. Thl$ ton slandrr 


The . Coltrae of Instruction to' be ilnnruyl, mul vims i 


The rapid and astontohing demand for this book has 
already exhausted two editions. The third will be out in 
a tew days. 

For sale by Mr JAMES MAGEE, N0JI6 Washington 
ft . Boston , LANE & SCOTT. .New York. JOHN l^llLY. 


Publisher and Bookseller. 6fl <j n 


mbraciug all the Brunches of Education tnugty, in nny I Southern Methodist Book Conce 


bt'comc the wife of a few hours, to i real deH«rtiou— u Ueve the most incredible stories. Tints, into the Polish 
tlesertion with all Its duties and feeling.* still frenli about peasantry of Posen tjiest* peasants liHVn infused thebe- 


upon all babies. When a baby is spanked, don't he hotler» 
Yes. And bus n't be got a reason ’ Yt*.*, and a might] 


>t tile Seminaries or Colleges in our country viz 


rn, Richmond. Vk. 


<iEO. CLEVELAND. WM. CLEVELAND. A. fTcLVvi 

CLEVELAND. BR0TRKR8AC0 ■ 


good reasetn. loo. 


mighty , * uttn ‘» n '1 Greek. Modern -Languages Mathematics, and 


In one word, the son is a sapling which lias alwuys I Kef that Kossuth and Dembiinki lmv«' jirwured from tile 

4 II III in rt 4 I'f Ills 4ls.k4s.ISnV. ... 1,11.. ,1. I l.S . _ I f .. Ifltl.S l.r isil.is4l.il U l» u ... 4...... 4* I.. .14*. .. 4l. 


the various Sciences— Fhysieul. Moral ahd Intellectual; 


Agents wunted to circulate thu work. Address Rev h Commlwlpn Merchant» : 21 Comtooctol VUcal 
I W. ALLEN, Fall River. Mass. f„ 0 ''-nns. 


grown apart from the trunk ; while tin daughter has. 


King of America” large trmits*of laid for the purpose 


ihu contrary, formed an esiuiutlal purio n of It. and to do- seitlcm'ent. A^ the sole obtoet of iliese agents Is to 
inch her from her place is to mulilute t’.o.* tree Itself. You get their commission on the amount oi' .passage money. 


iucn ner intni ner place is to mutilute t '.o- tree Itself. You | get iimir commission on the amount o! .passage money, 
liavo surrounded In r youth with urn- p .ikubb tenderness ihey are quite unscrupulous, and tin* fate of hundreds 


— the exh&nstli-ss tender uess of your pi turnalnud inntcr- 


■ . - — or the emigrants to pitiable. Tim society publishes, from 

uni hearts • and ah®, iu return, bus npp arod to pour forth Gine to time, warnings ugulnst these repn seutatious. hut 
ujKinyou both au equally iuexluiuslit.ie gratitude; yuu |l is to he feared tiny havo not ull the elfect desired. Tile 


The ulknlinc waters found on the plains, njul atoo. BMkv-Lfttrtis. % 

so ofteu found fatal to man nnd beast making their jour The subscriber, utter an experience ( f fi h years or more* 

T r " u ,‘, 1,1 “ui'rrlnt-n.lrnt .,r l'r.,r„ssor .I wml 

Uerrd entin ly palatable aud wholesome by mixing ii small ,n 1 i ii 0 „ 1 ,, . . , r , , 

quantity of citric or tartaric Hcid. whlchncutrulir.es the G," llei >!' llc Institutes In diltereut ; pur* ions of tho South 


► RICHARD NUGKNTkCoT" 

OAE BOWERY f'EMALE COLLEGE. Cotton Factors and Commission Metthant*, 


Tho subscriber, alter an experience ( f fi n years or more- ‘ ^ i 

in teaching, as w uperiiitendcnt nr Professor of* aovcral A I.AltAMA C’ONFERKNCK OF M. E; CHURCH. SOUTH 


luvod hayond all tho world, aud rhe f -med to cllng-ti 
you 'With a proportionate nifecliou. Ihd one dav. onw 111. 


society and Its brancher) 


iinim-nd "emigrants to sail 


pro|H)rlionatA* nifecliou. ■ Rut one day; on® IU- I from Bremen, us they state peltbcr the Englisli nor 


■lurut'd day, a man arrives, invited and ■Yoloomed by your- French GovernuieutH give uuy efficient secqrity for the 
'live® ; aud ttds mad of your owu chub e carries off to hto I protection or good treatment of those who go by lluvre 
■' “ * ■*'*“■ * and LlvcrjHH)!. 


domestic eyry your ‘gentle dove, flir .V.im the soft nest 
which your love bad made for her, and :■» which hers had 
•dnng. o 

On tho morrow you look around V"u. you listen, you 


Hill- « tt'nJ W«st. hopes that he will be able to give satisfaction to 

Those UotlieolTildren over the water are very “'“r 1 , 1 ""” '*'< 

iuicri sting and respectable people-^ Krth a good deal of 1 ru '■‘ one ' 1 ' bpaidsb und Italian l. iugliagrs will be 
niuinly. The Inst one that' attempted au estimate of their Giught (according to the judicious ami popular method 
wcaHh sets it u.* high collectively as $735,000,000 ' We of Ollendorff.) at tho desire, of thu parents without extra 


Row, Carondclet street New Orleans. • t-3 

faculty WRIGUT. WILLIAMS k Co| 

Rev. T 11. RUSSELb. M A.. President. Commission Merchants, No. 03 Gravler ihJ 

H HUDSON. M. A . Adjunct and Chemical Professor. ' — — • - ? — Z 

Mrs A II. HUDSON. Instructress la Drawlug. Embrold- 8 - K- GERMAN & 00. i 

cry. etc. Importers. W’holesale and Retail dealers In I 

Miss 0. LEE, Principal of Primary Department. dlrKW G 00 ^* No. 36 .Magaxine street, oona 

.Miss.M J TfKdMER. Principal of Musical Department N‘ w Orleans, 
aud Teacher of Trench anil German . A general assortment of Panama, Campa 

.... . „ 7 and Palm Leaf Hata. at tho lowest cash ptto 

I he ensuing session of tho above institution will com- on hand 

meiice on TUESDAY, the 6th of January. 1852. ^-Manufactory. 181 Water street N®wf 

I nt rons an* requested, if possible, to enter pupils ou the “ — — q 

first dHy of the sessiou. * r - K- a.Aialaeo. *j, 

Ui«k Rowcry. ChaniU'rs county. Ala.. Nov. 28. d6 MALARD k ARMIBTBitt? 


wealth sets it as high collectively as $73.'>.000.(MH) 1 W VMU V1 „ u .. „ ,>, luU ui exira 

n b ; rir "' *"•' Pr, “" "* «*“n» “> »« tbum-thry Wlug . nsBracd in 

birst t lass, with th<i Ancient l.anguagr* etc 
Terms— $ 6. $8. and $10'per mouth. according to the 

nrintfraaii/Mial f ... 


From the Mountains.— A party of fur traders arrived 


-Yon. Vo,-, (loorge „„ the 

The cage la empty ; tho tuneful linmt niui flown; silence upper Missouri. They rnnde the entire trip In twenty- 


8. E. GUHMAN L 0o71 
Importers. W’holesale and Retail dealers In jj 
Straw Goods. No. 36 Magaxine street, oonto 


has succeeded to its melodious wart tings; it does not eight days, in a moderate sized skiff, 'then* lias been au 
...rnif M It ala only on tho Vrerlous 1 1 fnlng, Suturing occnslonM skirmish during Uio srlnlor bnlsroon th,- Illook- 


Oongressional. 

W’a»hin441on. May 1. 

Tin- Senate was notlu session to-day. * 
V/miK.-vMr. Evans presented the mcnloriMl of Elliott U 
D. Poor. Getirge A. Megee and others.of the city t)f Haiti- 


Clas n 

Ihimi.si m— R ev, J. C Keener. Key. II N. McTyeire. 
Joseph ii. Palmer. Win F Mount. Thos K Price. W II 
Dameron. James Wright. W. II. FofMer II R tv Hill 


^ot darling offers only that disorder ul.i h It is bo mehin- 


TL°LT^Z rU 'v nf '""' Muunuiins ou i.ir «.s: ^-.iS 

irMich f.mrii-R nn .14 1. atones were of course not very bhaidy. because iu tin* win- 


ourtliern branch of the Missouri— the latter elffim only 


l"..te D sputy M.rshJb of ««■ [ BUltos. n rsjIujL Snlmi.l llrndmun W I 1W.I.- 

reller. etc. yTu iilsi) pn*senU*d the resolutions oftne Mute ^ „ , , , s . . , . 

of Maryland with reitard to buovs to murk certain bars • Lugtnbuhl. Jas. A. Lusk. Augustus Block, lien 


♦^-Manufactory. 181 W’atcr BtTeet New Tod. 


1 f. P nd *« M Indian .ar P ar.l l .*'«r,. ^ toT^oj ™ 

r f,«,Mh..|r linn.... wini placrd In tin. ll.tckot* near tl,.. 

,L~, . . *¥ 7 lcl l n ° un " h *'! atreama lo auhalkt th-rnsrlvoa nulil 11,0 pnnw Marl, up in 

-Prlng. The Minuatarroa ImmedlVitely below tl.” 
• ’ • J" 1 , ' 1 T <'“ M ' •* Ar Yellow Stone, the Arriearns at the extreme 


pcauso iu the win- 
•ilcd to travel on 
thickets near the 


1 over the rarpit lift . thu feat;, . 
when the hawk mat* the timid i 
leprcsslng sight which wrlngn twin. 


dropped by tjio northern bend of the MiKsouri. where Lewis and Clark 
tits prey, ouch wintered iu 1804. the Teton. Ctositon. and Suuntro CrowR 
•om the mother’s .. . .. .. .. . 


<»f Maryland with regard to buoys to murk certniu bars 
und chuutifls. 

moved to.corri-ct them, having, ns he said, ralseu n •• «'oiiv 
“t itutional question'' instead of a *‘ question of order.” as 
therein staled After a short discussion, the motion was 
negatived. 

The Speaker stated that the first businus* id order was 
the unfinished business of yesterday, being the engrossing 
•f the bill for the relief- of Major Cross, upon which the 
yens and tiuy$ bad bwu demanded 

The motion for the yt-nsund aud nays buying been agreed 


ry Block. Geo. Brewer. Rev, Joseph 11 Walker. Dr li 1J 
II 0. Til WF ATT. A. M 

NewO0h*ans. April ”1. 18.V2 


! NEJY ORLEANS AGENCY 

4heaUTNRnaA9%Kaeci=TaizHNKWiSuaaaan'»aaxA»»!*nner«-.-~wsM~ 

, . . .. of Tin-: 


to this all : from this dy she ore 

place in the affections of Her dcjun | Idol ; aud oven 
merely until the happiness of u • ruity shall havi 
taught her whom sho weepa to a»ip to her one still 
ttwfcr. Thto man. this stranger, unki •• i a few months, 
it may be but a few weeks previously, 1 assumed a right 
° 1 ? r *~‘‘ c ^ on * w hich were once almost tlrely her own ; 
i few houra of fleeting, and it nuiy^’- • "Rsunn-d. tender- 
netfs'hare, in a great degree, suffle.. , to efface twenty 
long years of waWhfUlmwa. of care. t of sclf-abnega- 


to her one still u ,uch quiet* i 


. om me motntr s ( the vicinity iff the Great Buuil. the Gglally. llruln. 

. . . Yankton and Yatiktouan bnndH Of thf* Hloux scattered 

1 1 » » y 1 i From the Missouri to Fort Laramie on tin- Platte, and the 

lldol; aud oven pawnees adjacent to the Grand Island, where fort Hear- j 
ruity Bhall liavu ney is situated, have all passed.the winter in peace and us I 


Highly Important to Planters amt Property 
Ho! iters 

Bill DGK WATER ADAMANTINE PAINT. 

The superior properties of this uneiRinlcd mineral : ub 


NASHVILLE MARINE. FIRE IN.SURANCE, AND LIFE 
« % , AND TR«ST COMPANY. 


$300.000 — till paid in.. 

$220.000 — reserved fund. 


to. Mr. ,<eckett. of New York, stated in explanation that stauoe to'now so well aud favorably kitowu that it u un- 
tbe k<y ot the large safe .in which the stolen notes were necesNury to enter into un exO-nded notice - Thi public 


. . $620.000 — available assets. 


muld be expeccted from iui|>rovidi nt 


placed was dt;po«itcd iu a smaller safe, which was then m e referred to our circular. • mbrneit.v certificates l. "!n— 
left in a disk which was locked, which factscame out at Capt. Sr. 0. TIIGMASSGN ot stVaim r Magnolia 
the court martial which was subsequently held. War BROWN, of Towboat .Pnrpotoe 

A running debate ensued, which'' occupied nearly an HUGHES. VALLETTE k^Oo .MauagVr.* La. Dry Dock 


JAMES A. PORTER. President. 

J \M* - \V air mi. Secretary '» 


j are sorely pressed for food during the winter 


tlrely her own ; The traders state that tlnue will la* fewer buffalo robes 
'Rsumed. tender- brought in thto.seuson lliuii has been known for a number 
U> efface twenty of years. The reason, I have no' doubt, is that the buffulo. 


hour, being a repetition, in n great measure. of the debate 
of yesterday ; illicit was .it length t4Tminnted by tin* 
previous question.” and the main question having been 
put. the bill was ordered to be eDgroNsed and pasi-«*d — yeas 
'01. nays 40. 


H . 3 [T*? , 4 t ^ hf ’i 1U 4 i ' M ' V r cart 4' “ 1 V f since the opening of the emigrants’ ruld. have been driven 

...TtLrtl? °A , )' 1„T i-iglitto b.. .i.uthwsnl Into Ti'Xss and Ni'wM.xlc.. I'rorl.ms to Ibslr 

,1 ilTsithli™ l ?; e4 ' b “ *17 h .*, v ' h “ ff "Psrtun, tln*y rc,...|'T,.U n, w» Iromths pr.stsnn th. I'l.ltc 

M^^hTn, h |?T U \, ! th '' Hni1 lh « IrssslitiK houses on the Cheyenne unJ Hear Hirers 


W.m. BROWN, of towboat .Porpoise 

HUGHES. VAIsLETTE &. Co. .Managers La. Dry Dock 

J. P. WHITNEY \ Go.. Agents • -Uu 

Capt. N It RORHIN.^. or the ship l.ei d-.s 

JOSEPH HENSON. Painter 132 Camp treet 

And the UNDERWRITERS CERTIFICATES 

Vlsti. t lie recoiinuendatioii of a large number of our most 


LOCAL DIRKTORfl. 
to&nc W. Moon. 

A W Walker. 


MALAIID k ARMISTEAp/ 
AVto»>ierale Dealers-ln Foreign and DomomcBijM 
• No. 70 Uravicr street, between Maguiine mllkaW 

2 

A fuH' suppiy of Plantatlon’Goods. { J 

DR. GREKNLEAF, . J 

Office— Jackson street, between the IKarbiJiodMl 
Tchoupltoulxs street. 

Reoidcnce— Corner of Jackson aoj Uifulae ftivtt*, I 

. k - 

CUITTENDEN k DAMKR0H, 
Dealers in Carpeting. Oil Cloths and 1 
Goods, Nos. 26 Chartres street and 
street. N'rfw Orleans. 


8. O. Nelson, 
Logan Ilunton 




mr 


t-'fi 










ala 


Motions to go into committee on the special jjnler . ,and inlluenttol COTTON KAOTOH8 aiubCO.MM'188(t)N MKR- 
take Up the bills reported yesterday, having been nega- CHANTS, all of which nre included ip the Agent VCircu 
tived. the yeas /tud nuys were taken on a motion toad- tor Also, to the following, received cine.: the circulars. 


MARINE RIVER, FIRE und LIFE RISKS taken at 
I be lowest rates, and all losses promptly adjusted and paid 
at tin* Ageucy Office. No. 33 (’amp street. 


'Louis .\ss't Agent. 


W. PARTEE, Agent. 


,.r..a«nn* nT th.. K...41. ia*i — u , v ,7 , n,,u ‘‘*»«*“K u-jubvs oh me Lueycuue uuu near uivers. 

n Mmlii. SSSi - “ •? he j r8elf ? lvcu Nothing had occurred of much Interest hi either «f those 

J!™*?? l tL .? t 4 hlu ?,!" }i n Uu ‘ ' lbt ?, but tho Bl - descendln^the river they were froxen up and 

motions are en- d.*taiued<flve days at the mouth of tin- iF.au qul Court 


journ. which was negatived— ^*.*as 37. nay's 80 

A motion to- go into Committee of the. Whole on the 


they were froxen up and 


were printed from .TOIIN F. M I LEER, of Attakapax . 

Iu July last I was induced to apply the Bridgewater 


grossed by the hustyuid, to whom bl. 
olikttobedtouce and devoteduess. 

If she loves him. she leaves her hom 
follow hto fortunes to the end of the w 
love him, she will perform the same du* 
Nature and law alike Impow. the obi 
U»r own heart, must decide whether ir 
joy or her trial; but in cliher can*' 
mother to tb« same. Nor can that u, 
with thto paluful preference, for she I 
cNjnvlction of the necessity of mar: in 
•ffered to her it® example in her o\ 
itself has pointed it out os a duty who 


•uug bride owes River, where they suffered considerably iu consequence of 
• being unable to find game. 


private calendar, and another to gb into committee on the Miuoral Paint tfl'mxi.ugqrhouse. and' in every re?,., ct it 
11 WMH u,0Tfcd uud exceeded myTxpSSSloqs. and the repreJ,-, Nations 


BOOT AND SHOE STORE. 

Tin* old nnd favorite fltrfnd. corner of Onmp, Duplantler 


ithout regret, to 
l ; if she does uot 
rith ruslgnutiou. 


presentations |< ,,ud I’rytonia streets, is now well furntoheij with a'stock of 


Shoes and Boots, of oycry variety 


• Ustoiners and strangers faithfully served with good I ►‘"rimeuts of Bibles aud Prayer Books 


ion on her. aud I ttotlcs of British Indiu: 


-Tho following l»rii the most recent stu- 


*»l« ; and, therefore, far from venturi 
iO*t one should restore to her all tl. 


.1 constitute her PopulnVoh * l.'iooonnuu 

<• result to the Annual Ri'Veuev $14i>00g<Mi0 

■•r rwjirt.ch hr.* D» Kx|,nrL 

eared Iter ill tluv Do. lui|M.rtN . ... GOOOO.noo 

she has herseir Standing Army nu n * 2.Su ooO 

leraon ; lleaveu Tons of Shipping * '3n0.uuu 

ihsl'fhV. l "Ur-Hfsl,» X,r lb,. »riny are IllllJs... ■ or Mabomotsn. 
“r* *' “Vtt; •moors, itflllayy »,,.i own. „ r .. k, v ii,i, 

1 jl * ,u,t C " 1 " y ll “' ri H hl ''J 1 ' " f '!•' KligUsh imsloorury. 
ry. to pray that — 1 

^ /iGier. even ut 8 taif. of Teaur. in Fbance. — T he accounts received 

jitofortuue to.4he r rr ,m the manufacturing districts are favorable. A letter 
fr >m Rouen states tlmt Passion-weik. which is usually 
' ' nluarked hi that o4ty for a falling off in business, lias been 

Iimi'jlilu oxorx,^ Thta y rar q tt ttrth l ,TssTrn,S7 _ A-lIinmwr dt lorolgaors htro 
i «r a oo e vlsifod the place, jmd cuusideir«t*le's:iles have b«‘®u effected. 


Populntfiili 

Anuual R' Veui-e. . 
Do Export*... 
Do . Imports . . 


Standing Army . . . 
Tons of Shipping.. 


;lmc and habit may euublc her to will, 
baud, the mother is hound, ou the ci’.f 
‘hff.twy every day become dearer n 
ihaaxp.fuse of her own hupiilucss, T. 

mower’s lust blessing. 


pondent of the London Herald write ider date of the 

5th Janaary : 


cirrii-it Mint tin. llmiH44 lultn.irn ' , . . 3 ' nuu uu« repn*«eniHUon^ . ‘ **' “V" "'-‘i luriiihuevi Wim ft StOCKOl 

irned that tut ll >use adjourn. made by the agents; Messrs G .C Hogcrl k Co.. I. cheer- .«hoes Mttd Hoots, of every variety Ha® it 

W abhinotox. May 3. 1852. fully add my testimony to the numerous ones «*iubnu-eil i'i lfc t4.m..r« . .. . 

Sknatk.— T hn Chair laid before tint Senate a commuui- in tl.e Agent's Circular un.lr-Jjbmmend the same to Kn * a,,<1 /- lr,in « or( ‘ ^‘thfully served with good I sortmeut 

cation from the several departments, reportlug u plan of ters and others, us tho best ‘Weather and Fire Protector 1 f ‘ r «a«» c N « K°«d fit. from Monday morning until 8atur- this city, 
classifying the Clerks in the several departments, appor- have ever known. Where 1 have applied it it. has been day uiglit. FAMU 

lloui" K M> sitlsrlss. ,■1,,., which was nrj,.n : ,l l„ !*• . xpusoff l„ the An sine. Iwl July, .ml lms - m-llhnr bll« N II — Tinas,* inmsmbi.| that I. do not open us, Sumluv "W 
pnuted. tered nor cracked, and bus formed a solid metallic surface. Therefore* cmII <l..rtn.r w ptn on Sunday. of b j u ^ lt 


A. J. WRIGHT k CO. 
Cotton Factors .and Commission and F 
chants. No. 67 Gravler street, New Orleans^ 

It. M. ELLIS k Cft, 
Commission Merchants. No. 07 Gravler 
leans. 

~ Bl b L E 8 . . 77b 1 B L E 8 

JOHN BALL, 

No, 66 Grit vier 

Hae just reeaived one of itheLAMtiNfff 


Mr. llrodhead preseuted petitions in favor of tin- estnb- which lias proyw^" entirely hnpervious ' 


lish'nnmt ^f a government printing-office. 

Mr. Sumner presented ^thu resolutions of the Legit-la 
ture'Lf Massachusetts upon a cheap oc**au postagiv 
Mr. Feh'h. from - the Committee on Public Lands, re 
ported adversely upon ull tint petitions praying for tin 
inOiHtlcSiUoiref the bounty luud law. 

A bill for the re lief of Ursulu E. Cobb was passed. 


(glffdwlj .lulls F MII.UKll 
New Iberia AttakMpas. March 16. 1852 
In addition to tin* above jwi^have in tn.r possessinu in- 
nuinerablr e.ertificates from equally respectable sources, 
which can to* seen at our office, among which are those 
oi CapirWKFTJUlls. df’lllc slilj). i'harlcK tioopbP: Brevet 
Lieut. Cv.| G. II Talqott. New York Arseiml , It 8. Smith. 


> ,n F ni FAMILY BIBLES, at from $160 to $50 

N' R —Please remember that I. do not open on Sunday. OCTAVO BIBLES, at from $1 to $10, In 
Therefore call during the wet-k of binding 

^ Inu ' „ „ * SMALL RIRLEri. with and without r«$ 

.10. hi 11 SOUILhlNO. biudlng.. gold bunds and clasps. Turk,, 

S.V//I TMtE.r IIYIIJ #;. I tiiiuo. clasps and bunds. 

- 51 . DUN I \I> " 01IKAI* SOIIOOU m ULI8 AND TK8F 

,'AMI’ STUKBT, NEW 0RI.KAN8. #100,000 WORTH 

i)„s <„, hand a gimd aaanrUucnt' of ware, of all th,. UMhloniblo Clothing, Cten" 
Vitri.,U8 ,|U„llth-«. which will bo Hold un the' moat fnroaa- imr Good*, ic., at 

Ido term. I'urclnuh.rs aru reapeethilly rcuueatid to call ’ ’ 

a.nl Clan, In... m!17 ALFRED MUNROE If C; 

' ; — “ One Price” Mammoth Clothing 

A Good Book for QeneraKJiroulation. — Magaxine stre.tr NevrOrleansr - - 

K 1ST 1 fi’ ^ ■ ■ - 1 

OA ° GENTLEMEN vtoitlng New Orleans 

1 r,,e 1 raflice of Religion. vitedto call and examine much the tor 
Showing the means by which to Hto a true dlsclsplo or plate assortment of goods In tha abonil 
.lmi» Christ, in Holiness and Peace ; uud ulsothe Mala- 'the South. 

dlea of the Human Mind aud Heart, which hinder the W,l manufiictura ull our Clothing eip 


tiiiuo. clasps and bunds. 

CUKAP SUIIOOh BIBLES AND TE8T. 


$100,000 WORTH 


Ii other, even ul 
nisfortuue to,4he 


bill was considered, and, ufter explanation, was ordered t< 
he engrossed for a third reading. 


FllUC A.YD W'KJlTUtin PROOF. 


Wm h... . .. , • .-Several large orders had also beeu received from Paris 

Me havo now a most curious affni ’ioW 'which mny i , . . , , , . 

gre atly emUrrasathe Porte, and wh , dtH*s the Turks ^“'for^ulicoeH and printed oottons. and prices have 


— Met- Atchtoon-tnovciHo-post po n e- al HHlicr-bttMnc ss -witil , ni7''T7TtnTi t T r ' ^i TTr i trriTra~7T7rB ^ ■ .1 Vi; , . '‘^.T7~T7T' 

priced to tho c,„„,Jer.riu„\,r executive business. ... I^X 

consider aome Indian treaties. Lost-ajes II. lines 3d. hours II drier, and in Jour Melts bloom., s a p rfe et^au 

ll preserve, fro,,, Ay. nnd nnRhe'r blister, m'r 


much injury in the eyes of Europe 


Turk, a Bougoldgt (watenuau j in the 
| i*elDg the neighbor of an Armenian ( 


to’lng the neighbor of an Armenian gi 
tier and invites her to tunr Turk, m 
She refuses. The lover then offers jt- « 
of money. If idu* will comply with hto i 
tlug offer, after a world of negotiation 
their oonjugal felicity was uudlsturlr d 


uug oner. aiu*ra world or negotiation 
their oo^jugal felicity was undtoturl*- d 
when, owing to the earnest represent:: 
deft her home, sought refuge iu the A i 
uated at Kaxlicheiunu, towards the 
Jieahjured the Mussulman faith un 


•mug handsome b,,n flr,u ’y nmlnUlm d • Accounts Horn Thann. and 
icV* of the Sultuu. other manufacturing districts of the liuut Rhine. sp4-ak 
Mnome hto U Wife-' lnTorub, y the mute of trade. The machine manufac- 
tiid a round sum 1 un ' rR baT ** bl ’ L ‘ n ,,,ort * particularly favored, nnd large or- 
cat.. Tills t4*mp- ders have beeu received in consequuiice.of tho strike iu 
a® accepted, and England, which will give employment for more than a 
fully six months. yi . ar 


.Mr Rusk uddi*. d™. 8™ul‘ l ^Jlf-,-..t tw„ nVInck fct “Iu, '". r 

In furor of thu amendment grunting uddltlonnl .Id to the o^dlL^hXm ||f!S^^ror 

' Tho hilfwus then postponed, uud tho Son,, to projunded J". " ^ 


iHt'uiii u«u uunponeu, aim tue ceuaw* pres-erueu ... I .. , — 

to the couside ration of executive busiuess. pnd shorlly . • ilGN AGAIN* l , I ARhf* .AND C IN DER8. j true practice of Religion, with their ei 


hi" torn," Pnrchnxor* uro respectfully requested to cull 
nud examine. tI1 ., 7 


M’d manufacture all our Clothing exp 


after udjourm-d. v and is' furnished cheaper than any paint lii the .Southern 

Uoumf. of RF.ruKsntfTATiVF.s.— <The first hubinesa uutered t:,, | ,u try A 6 Orders sent to the Generaf Agent.' nr their 


fully six months, 
is of parents, she 
dau hospital, sit- 
i Towers, where 


tlanltj. The husband, who it appe:,, 
to hto wife, sought her In evi^ry din ■ 
ooT«vd her retreat and claimed her * 
-uiplied to the HuRan'a mother for i 
r«fUt orders to deliver up the girl. Yi 
xstfcal authorities refosed to obey : i 
the 'repreaentat ions of the Minist* mol 
refused to recognise their authojii. 
whereupon tho Minister of War. aru' 


t of soldiers, and preceded by t 
to the hospital, and. contrary to th ■ 
which guarauty tho inviolability of 
lito way into the establishment , led n\ 
her over to the Turk- The Armenian 
I'WtoJ agwiust thto adl. aud come to i 


'xTowwS wiie * Ti,F ‘ Hn,llsM K*»r India Coui-any;— I n the discussion 
ttirneil toChrls 1 - j Gio Government of India, in 'the House of Commons on 
- 'really attuched ; the 10th nil.. Mr. Ilerries gave the following summary of 
and finally dto-„ j the. East India Company; s affairs: 

I ». er whnu”, TJ! . to? Il,t " 1 h' r "-' revciiui- hull ItMfubHKl from A'18.407.000 
riuui.Un itcclusl iu ’W4. t„ A'i).37P.OOO iu the pr, foul ycur, .hawing un 
.".iw U^lShTo u'lgmcututl.m ,'f x'o , h KJ. t>< M * In h *» Ilian tu. nty y.-ura 
SSfi 1 Th" churguu. huwuTur. hud (ucrenunl „ that Iu lb« lust 
such r multi,- I >'• “ r tb 'V: -I'f “ '►cfli'lcury „f A'WXttHI. How hud this 
SJJSr; I to-urrud Th" wars I „ which BrIH.b India hud been iu. 

, y 11 t ’ tr . on h I Vi lived, ill Affcliantotan. Seindi*. und in ihe Pnniunh huH 


into this morning was the reading of rr bill refunding be- 
tween seven and eight thousand dollars advauced by 
I.ieut Hunter. »U. 8. N,. while in active service, which 
had beeu sent from the'’8enate. 

Mr Polk, of Tennessee, moved •• tho previous question.' 
and the bill was ordered to bo engrossed. * 


Mtb-Hgeutf. promptly executed No deviation ill priei 
Tenns -casli. or its eifulyaleut (1 C 'llGGERTk «’0. 

' .\gents lor the States of La Ala Miss., nnd Texas. 


SlIIi-AOKNTS— In New .Orleans, Messrs, .Stork. Day 
Stauffer k Co . Priestley k liien. J Waterman k Co.. It 
Richards, K. McPherson ; Mobile, , I O Whitaker Vicks- 


. Mr. Kvuns «if Marylaud. contended that the bill inudi* burg. Byrne k .Anderson; Gaoeslon Jones k Utford . 
an uppropriution. hut the objection was overruled by the I Raton Rougft l.evi Helium. a pl7 

Speaker. i 1 A .■—*•--- 

Upon thu.thlrd reading of tl,,. bill, thu )"■•' ,„‘J ■>.«)'» ! I 'll 1 1. A DKU‘11 1 A SADDLEKY \ND TIIIINK 

were ordered, and it was carried— yeas IffL nay® 06 ; willi- j ^ 1 ,Y 


'• Nmtherii remedies able to glv»? satisfaction, that wo ask all 

Mu'nrle!. 1 from the Dutch with 4 call to examine particularly 

k co. " HllOKTEll DOCTRINE OF FUACTICE,” ture, trimmings, kc. 

d Texas of thk • ( All goods sold by us are warranted in 

tork. Day. * Rr.». EWALDUh JilST. I). I). after the purchase of any article any ' 

ei^ ^Vickrt J>rice * 1- ^ !“**■ c, ' nt dlscouut, wholesale. il wll l to* cheerfully taken back aud tl)l 

k Utford J0,IN BALL. Publisher, 0ur to Ptouse our customers. 

apl7 &U Graviej st W 0NK P^ICE fOIt GOOD8-N0 

’ — e — fe 6-ly, ALFRED MON 

TRUNK . CHURCH BELLS. / 34 Magarine street,: 

■ MR. JAMES WRIG 

nn 1 v"i, 1 «'*unt i r!!n v< w i? n ^i . P ' 'ftst fo order. Im- Having for private reasons which no 
a, re.,. , I" three ll.il". re, thrtth'i"^ ^^.v”''*d ) ° i •cnUnuwJ bis Interest during the tart 1 

. suri.il. rv ? lul hai . "P ri “g“ *1™. "bleb prevent thu duppx-r lhc flnB uf "' rl B ht ** Bo “. « t,T * 

)■ fiom restiiig oq the Dell; thereby prolonging Its sound ^ure °t auuounclng that he becomes this 

lh" Munu- ttfd V#l “' ¥mmc Wh «‘ ) «« »«««. uud ‘Bolicltu the iuturert of bl 

uiuuda'ru Au "xpcriuncc. >f , l t*! rt y ‘y''" r “ in this buxlnow by tb.lr run “« r l“ tr0I “ , 

lato father, euablcil him to ascertain the best form' for To correct u general misapprehension, U 

, „ “US; t l“ ! cua, bjnation of. metato. and degree of heat re- state that ho bus no lutere-st iu any other ‘ 

ted. aud if 6 utolte furs, curing in them the greatest solidity, strength lAMFH WRIGHT A J 

a ud most melodious tones ; which improvements totrctlu-i JAMEts WltlUlll. a. 

t variety h. fd hl“ u*’” ™ortu,»nt o f patten, s’, are no. Nuw 0rl ''*"’' u " c ' *> l8SI ' 

llrev nil" u7,l W, » 0 B ru "" «P l» »U« hurt- _ " 


cuuM*s and proper I retuil sules. and it is. with tho perfeot 


isbund r.-nairrii ' v,,lv ,V d - 1'» Affghantstun. fcciude. ami in the Puujuub. had 
^ho’^Sn.^ 1 sw .dlh'Wed up m. less than £36.000.0 )o Rut when he 
/ nmiiu.? r i lDOkt,J at tl,u Indian debt.*he to, und that the addition had 


clng the matter in the hands of hit; 
wtro some years hack so stoutly mi\ 

Chris ttonity in th® Levant. 


iRFORTAIfT iNvcumoN.— The Nev* 
r. JB, Pratt, of No. 53 Fulton street 
[<addle-who4 1. which promtoos to 4 ff, 
steam navigation. It completely 
ck water, which give it greater forc« 
ructed on th® present system, whip 
much less. The paddles of the » 
w revolution carry up a consider:, 
r, which, though It. may not to. very 


inmUii.. V !. I 1 io ° lt4Kl al 11,0 Indian d«*bt..he to.und that the addition had 

yl-''n»««UW; it fulluwrd. U«ref»re. that so 

urifire h".,^ .!" I ll "' I'lJum r.:v"„U"S, that they mu*t 

wluriolTof SET 1,:,v " Turntdied A'lO.OOO.UOO towards th, '"xlruordiuury war 
atSSril Qreufc' • ' 11 "llgbl be ~,ld thut this large revenue 

"d U... rS. U ! 't 1 ™' 1 ' 11 lnm ‘I," c.uiitry hud teuilrd to exhaust its 
riguis or r. Houroes. There was uo better way < f meeting this nlle. 

gallon, than by showing the progress of ludian commerce, 
and it appeared that the amount of the exports and irn- 
Kxpress says: ports. and that of thu tonnuge cutere.tiu^vnrd aud out- 


. Express says : 


lately invented I w ‘^d. had more than doubled in, the v lu«t twuuty years 
r,.„i re.»„i„.ir... At no former period, he thought W4 re the prospects of 


out any explanation or statement an to the merits of tlie j W A l\ K I I 0 U S K 

toll, which was cutoff by "thto previous question” 

Mr McDonald, of Maine, chairman of the Committee : t 0. ROBB & Oo,. 

on Revolutionary Claims, moved to take tip a bill for the | . . " . 

r* Hef of Jane li t ing. daughter of the latv Geu. Irving A'e! 6t) (irantr ttrtrt. .AVm Ot Uon.i 

by grunting hull' pay uf a rupiah, far wfrfaw prrfoijuwl ! Th" suhu-.rihrr* invite Plantar, and Dtalrrs in Saddh.ry, 
by thp latter, during the revolutionary war. which was , ,, *, ...... 3 

rrad a third timi. aud passc-d . "tc.. I ■ rail aud examine thi.ir stork . 

Upon the motion of Mr. Cobb, of Alabama, the House ' They ar* constantly receiving flood:, from the Mauu- 
t'sik up the busiufss on the Speaker s table, consisting ol ! tow tory in Philadelphia, and direct from England, and are 

i- 1' •«-' <•• purrhaaera 

disposed of. Among these was the Agricultural report , I heu ^tock in store I- lurgu and well assorted, aud is 
1 00.000 copies of .which were ordered to be printed. comprised u • f'-Ilows • 

Au act n-latiug to tin, aalurius of uilicrru of tbt, Terrlt,.- ; Sad, lira.' Uridlua Aud Marllpgalos in great vari. lv 

rti*K of ItiM Ht Vt.,,. nulluil iin*M it>as.iiltnrv iliKroswIon h . J< 


CHURCH BELLS. 

FAbTUllF, STEAMBOAT AND LOCOMO- 

r m’iv. r l s¥T?" t| y 0,1 h * n ' 1 1111(1 ■’KALB and 
l HIMES of Hells (of any number) j.ast to order. Itn- 


t HIMES of Hells (of any number) oast fo order. Im- 
proved cast-iron \ ORES, with moveable arms, are attached 
to- these Hells, st i that they may bo adjusted to ring easily 
and nroneriv. and Niirimry *1.. ®. * 


a vjuy* w it h* the ^ ,ld ^ tt 80 tovorable as at the^reseut moment. * 

, "Tr N t ,r v *^- -A Y“J |D * ,0 “ “ rn *p°“' 1 'w 

:to uow used, at ol l . be Baltimore Sun rays ; • 

quantity of wu- " We have Just turned out 1111 iron cjdiiou. the sound 
ghty on thdpad- and power of which will resemble u young i-arthquake 
•HiU. lukjrum. A 1J toJ2 f« LiuJvngito.32 foL'Li^.iu4lixiru*.u.raiMl4«^ '4freei*h;- 


J fi-i 


*• Cakas of ice are also fre.j 


ries of the United Stkles culled up'a desultory discussiou IHir .... .. 'f ’ b y | u, !‘ **ubso r lberif, who have gruwu up in tho busi- 

Mr Jones, (if Tennessee, described the first section of ' ^ fetty* leirl ru, Mage. Wngou. Dray, Cart ness, and who will use every endeavor to sustain the ronu- 

tho bill us re-emictiug the secoud section, which it re- *red 1 luuglr Harness ; Horse and Mule Collars, Homes juttou which the establihliment has heretofore enjoyed 


state that ho hus uo iuterest iu any other 
JAMES WRIGHT. A. J. 

Now Orleans, Dec. 1, 1,851. 


peuls. The object of which 
out of the Judges having absented tbemselvi 
Territory of Utah, lie was in favor of passi 
bill in Uieir.fuYur ; but thought they should 


ghty on thd pad 

rji - 

w "Tp^niiW t< r fir 


ch is to meet a difficulty arising . a ml Itliud Bridles ; Trace Chains ; Medical Hags Saddlery iu H !! d ,(>ruJ l? n ‘coilntries ; the Bulla from wlUu). 

ah.i"„Ud thnuwlvu from tlu-. j „:,rd»«+ :■ l.«thfr„i .11 di-srirlplton.; Coxch Furulturo ..a*. xwwdx «T (!»?«» 

ras in favor of passing a special 1 . . *. . . lorn rstate Agricultural Society and American Institute 

bought they should have given | " l,d Trimmings; Trunk Jrimui;ngs; Saddlers. Coach and and at which were completed Chimes and heavy Alarm 

Hells for iliff.irt.nt Iinvla,.f 4 1. . . H..i — . i .v . - 


» w (i! ch nnraaaarily full inside 1 lujure the ma- 
• Mr. i’ratt’s Invention Is cu 1 luted to do away 


tak' U up on the 1 anil a liiitf tons. 


up their hituatious' and allowed others to have tieeu up- 'I runkiuakers’ Tools; Oil,’ Varnish ; India Rubber and parts of the Union aud Canada. 

P u lot4lU. Puloiit flri'trtu'U Lvuthir Clin anil Mill linn, I". India , , , l / M ;Y III 'V' I , ! '' STll UMENTS sill "till he mnuu- 


*' A “Jugular coincidence has occulted here well worthy 
of uotlce. The gallaut Lieut. Hunt r. of Alvarado re- 






oauama are ®o constructed, that alter » 

■ drul angles, they gradually more up i 
tojlcnim. thu oompkuiy doing a* ay ^ 
^ ^ »moonuect4 d wh 

Iririnn of Un- .h""l. uapnTt idltlu..: 
p«Ub. *x the "nL.r poun In nn H In 
,i04pej left by Un. lunvtne up ut 




king the water ut il igs. etc . m anu fa ctured in 1740, This trophy was sum 


ucci-hsion to the 
ii the buckwulci 


here to be put in proper order tor pr. serration. 

•Iu the oolleotiqu of bid guns received ut tills yard. 


ach other, so thut here comes, from the State of' htn luanu. the identical 


liitiMiMiiftMill ‘Mimm 

for the year, which is mnuifestly unjust The bill pur- ,,ud 1 , “‘IH»t l raveling Bags, Vnllsob, cte , etc., etc, u 
poses to deduct uiiT-ly for the time duringwhich.au j mli6 '62— ly 1 -. 

officer shall Ixf absent ; but not when leave of abseiiou hao , 

to t'n o btai ned from tbo President. BREWSTER & CQ., ' 

had beet) plundered by tlie Indians on their way out . \ C A Ii U I AG E W A B*KH OlIS E 

bud subsequently been compelled to leave tlie Territory. 1 .. , . • , . . 

and liad not yet received a dollar of their saiures Tho!-' 11 Ho Gravp*r street, rear Bt.CttorlowIotel. and 105 St 


DUNBAR k BUCHANAN,. 
CommtoQjon Merchants and Wholesale 0 

street. Now Orleans. * 

M08E8 ORHKNW00D k OO. 
Gomuilssiou und Forwardlug Merchants, 
street. 


torjPryd, tULUhlAUlijiu-lIdira. of- which -they w4U-hav® won — - — - - - * * — 

sJuuDy,nu bwna.au aseoitment IV lli^ACK 80N.lt 

'‘’ T . i 8u rv *»y^r’« Coni|msse.s, (plain, nontoua and Im- Dealer®. In Flue FushloiutbJ® Clothluf, NP- 3 
!izo cast toorder* 0 ’ ° r 0ompQaltiou 0ttstln K B of aD > (next door to Planters: Hotel,) Now 
All communications promptly attended to Youths’ Clothing. Gcut.’s - Under 

-wA^DWEW MliN^ELTHTBONff.-- — Trunks, Carpet-Bag* amH» 


West Troy. Albany county. N. Y.. 1851 
81* ARK. DAY k 8TA 


ooutlnue to work sifter gun to thu former, similar in t very (even the mi- 
Idle in the revo- udtest) particular This gun beenn the property of our 
> *wer to th® next government when tho Stale from wh U ll came was ceded 


object of the bill, he said, wus to remedy thi®. 

The bill was ultimately referred to tbo Committee on , 
Territories, 


lU on ! d ftwvj® from the tu the United plates, I leave it to i ie curious luvestign- 
XJESJSn i* 11 • Uddlpi. It Is lor. to explain how and whm these t • sister guns became 
wr osuinetit t ugiuevre that a s.tving of one-third “« parated. They are uow iu good, 1 lids." 

Uwin power at prmut expended willU affected js=t 

tnvenUciU. and that if It be generally adimted Tiir Junocs of Utah — T he M sblnirtou Teleirronh 


Mr. Johusou.of Arkansas, moved to suspeud tho rules f and ,ar * id °1 

ii t i . . ..... l...: ... .1.1.4 .1. I'llllllicv: 


Charles street 

SOLICIT thy* attention of purchasers to their extensive 


PLAIIK. DAY k STAUFFER,' ■' 

Agents iu Now Orleans. 


to enable him to submit the usual resolution, tlifit tin 


CARRIAGES AND 1IARNE8.** 


M* t^vnuon. and that If it b® generally adopted. Tug Junocs or Utah — T he M shlogtou Telegraph 
iu*® caatyma e Lhe voyage to Liverpool in eight learn® from good authority that Judges* Brqck us and 
L Rramtoriury. uow ju that city. Uav. Ij-cu informed. by the 


House take a recew* from tho 13lh to the ,17 th of .May. Mhichtlny offijratthe very lower t price® for cash nr an- 
ou mmmi « ,h " 1'f.viil pa|»r ’i’i,")' nr" donstxntly r.crlvlng from their I 

-• ’ ’ v **w York hou/ie, No .'106 Broadway, (the oldefit Carriage I 


The yeas aud nays were ordered ou , the act to providi 


REGULAR DRY GOODS TRADE. Hun returued. and to dovotiug hhusclf « 
JOSEPH II PALMER k CO., practice of hto profession. 

Importer* aud Wboleoalo Dealers in Dry Goods. 47 Camp Office at the corner of 8t. Charles *tn*l i 
street, New Orleans. f e 16* 8<iiwre. * 


(next door to Planter®: Hotel.) N*w 
Youths’ Clothing. Oeut.’s * Under 
-—Trunks, Carpet dtogs, and-O'genM 

Clothing, ulways on hand and for 
the lowest m ark et prices. 
II. F. 8 Mil’ll, DENTIST, 
Hu® returued. and to devoting himself « 
practice of hto profession. 


for the assessment and the satisfaction of claims of Auieri- i Repository iu the United Status,) a variety of 


ran citixeu®, for spoliations committed by the French 


i Am suLuixa:.— There are facts aud analogic 
allow that m peculiar «Ut® (if activity uu u 




♦IHto- 


U» (ff matter j*owerfulJy to affect live toft him 
i . We eat aaiuwdcul*® by million » 


President that ttonr must depart for the sphere of their 
ditties, or expect the Executive to a lopt the ouly aiterua- 


NKW YORK CITY MADE CARKIAOKS. 


• rior to July. 1801 ; but before they could be tuken. a mo- ^ f h . . ' . nf „ UU1 . . ' . 

ion wa® made to adjourn, upon which the yeas and nays *; Pmr of w ? lcU urp of ' ,lUrtl £ T " ,w R,,d «r(gluul designs 


E. C. ESTES, v 

COMMISSION MERCHANT, 

N»:w Yo*k. 

Purchases every description of MMICHANDIBE on 


Squure. 

■The Now Orleans Ohrtattan 

Il Issued weekly, »t Twi, Doltare slid x » 
No snbscrll'rion Ukoeffnr loss thsn one , 
-oribora will bo understood ns wiriilng to 


ostnxluaxleulwo, by million, 
txbxta U»m by rnluion. (u 
y brnxtb. uid they noltller 


' I — TXT —■ or. - X.. - Miswox*.— The Missionary Eoolely of tbo M E Church 

^^ltuo t b2ln° V"[ ‘7 *!' P "' pri * 1 “ J WF 1 ** fur ,bo ' ,u * ul “« *'"■ *"' 1 * mi "- 

^hlch haunts cascade®, sticking by * uu ^ I*» d to to f$numpUted ; uls«i enlargement of tho 
ttim® over which the water rtuhe*' Giftlforula mtoslon. 


t ion was made to adjourn, upon which the yeas aud »ay« • i “““ l, reg'uui.aeaigns \ . , . ; un ,, e,.,x W .„iv stated otlicrwlso. 

were called for. aud tellers having been apuoiuted. ou the Also, plul nor. but equally sublftjtyitlal vehiclvs. from the or( I erB fr<>m iperchauts, planters and other®, either for j ^ ... . 4 >rN ,,,.,1 i»n. tt chvto 

motion for the yeas and nays, it was agreed to. s ime reputable Eastern manufacturers cosh or on credit, embraclug Dry Good®. Clothing, Hard- 1 he Itinerant .linisu * 

The motion was then withdrawn, and the yeas and nays Particular attention will be given to the covering and vu *f Pl * u( *- Carriage, Furniture. Machinery. Planter®' Cburcb » B " utb ’ 7, , Ad 

were not token ou the motion to *HJouru, which has been , hfn . .. ‘ . ! .if Utensils, and indeed evere thin. .1 .. . ngent® of the New Orleans ChrUttou Ad 


The motiou was then i 


Irawn. aud the yeas and nays 


s ime reputable Eastern manufacturers 


ra®h or on credit, einbraciug Dry Good*. Clothing, Hard- 


rcuewed and agreed to. . , 

v Wa?wi«otqn. May 4, 1852. 

8 fnaic.— T he Chair laid before the Senate a report 


I'MlloUtar xtlcntlou wiu b« elven to tbo covering xnd wir '> I* 1 *”'*’ I'UTl.g,., Fumltur... Mxohinory, IMontur* 
bipmeut of l!»rrlug"«. lo ln.ur" prompt uud tufp dd^pry , '“ n * 11 ’' *' lJ indeed every thing tbo murk"! nlfordf. 


liplscopxl Church, Bouth, ure, xll ** * 
n gents uf tlie NowOriexue CllriitUu Ad 


We 

•r;o 


•rev" 1 


an put Uitp a vial with above a milliou Uoire », 

P&fiWUtU the whole mo®s with a putrid ... *‘do* , ss. A friend reminds us of the curious fact, tlmt 
yfe j* ******* *1 ywrd® dtotaiice. 1 iu the United Bute* of the death 

aoreral tiioMa day.tf the water to- * nhCcsaOtoulolto, (n 1817, was made lu u little coun- 

m. [MiuaUxiy 'XT newspaper iu the tow a of Norlhompton. Mass . about 

m « ® . 1 V train the ^aboard. This was before the days of 

, i i ®*n* weewoturoe- ■ -1 und e peeeeugvr who b.(. UiuloB neper In bb, nickel 


from the Eecretary of tliuNavy. in reply to a resolution 
of the Senate, calling for information ut to whether uuy | 
' Naval officers were receiving any illegal ^Uuwaticc® The 1 
i eport waa rea^l. 

Mr HaU, upon whose motion the call was uiade. said he 
Mas uow saltoftod the abuse did not exist 


MADAME DE REIONE’S 


Utensils, and indeed every thing the market affords ng«ui* oi uu new v 

2 Sf ' ,rwluc " " rom "" y tMhm * 


ubllcatlou; u ideas remitting money « 


Mr. Bumner preseuU d tlu* resolution® of the Legtolatrre 
of Maasachusstu lu favor of the payment of ctoiius for 


't. tr* veto'd by stage to Uqstou. Stopping at 
infer night, be lucldeutolly spoke of the new., 
iuotry printer present wa® observing cuoi|gb 


Mir-h spoliations, and iu favor Of the construction of a ship 
• anal arouud the Falls of the Salute Mario. 


SELECT 80110014 FOR YOJJNG LADIES, 

No. 6 Fonislba Bulldlag®. 

T t'» m a. 

Fqr instruction iu the English aud French Lan- 
guage®, Klocutiog, Ancient and Modem History. 
Geography, the use Wf the 01ot.es, Mathematics. 


Editors Southern Christian I « bc ^nivt ten doUars. be^ r 


0«K>graphy. the use id the Globes, Mathematics, 
Writing, etc., pupil® under twelve* years of age. 

iu>r miiiitl. 


Mi tin; m at day. 1 ha Rrii/cas* 
. but tRe fact wo® not imbltoWd lu 
Lg Woak®. (Cincinnati Goaette. 


A uiuMHtge wo® received from tRe House, announcing the j 5^. ntl ! uia $10 

death of the Hon. Charles Andrews, of Maine, and the rj. v • *.* • (.* • • • • » I® 

proceeding® uf the House relative thereto. A " c .‘*“ t i a “ d Modern Languages, bach ............ 4 

Mr Hamilton theu moved the usual resolutions of oou- ,b t *»'• * -u » - • • * 12 


d»tono® and result, aud paid a most feeling tribute to I 

ths memory and virtue® pf the deoooied 


lontb „.$lo.oo 

clve years of age 12 00 

aud Modem l.augusges, bach . . .... A . . 4 00 

n tluj Plana Fort® 12 00 

acoomplUbtaenU at the usual chargee. 

trU*n., Jxnuur.MU 


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Editor New OrlMDl t'brtstixn Advocate. 

Mpssr*. J 0. N. lp.u k Uo., New Oripsns. 

Mown. Lbeny, lluudersnn k. Uo.. New Orlpxm. 
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Mr. Win. Kckfurd. Mobtta. AU. 

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Uot. James E. Saunders. Mublte. Ale « I 


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Col. James E. Saunders. Mobile, Ala. ' 

A. 0. Harris. K*q.. Memphis. Teun. 

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within two months of the death of a poj**- 
Communlcatlon® must be ad‘he® t ‘ d ^ 
McTrciae, New Orteun®. 

Communication® Involving ftwhi* w 
accounts of revival®, religious nwetlddj 
biographies, etc., must be accomj'antod 


A few select advertisement® wlU to 


i* which must to* prapoid7iffW*f^® 
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referred to 1 Tho questi* was on Tho altera- 
taon of the sixth rCBtrntive rule , for th e 
avowed purpose of carry in (Lout the pjtft pro- 
posed fori tlio division of tfc cimreh. The 
measure passed on iVom Citoorenoe to Cone 
forenoe, until tho ontjro cij^waa complete. 

i' record shoWT*! In the 


— tho salvation of the world. It ogf not 
beoauso it does not como to VMUly au- 
lioatod ; tho types and shadows oft former 
ensation wore all realizod id thi Borsojl 
s great Author. Prophecies allWfij^Mr 
miraolcs confirm it, Tho birth, life, death,’ 
and resurreotion of tJoans Christ, independent 
of any other testimony, ooustituto a body of 
•evidence such as no other truth can furnish. 

Nor can it bo becito^mCany natural, in- 
vinciblu obtusencss OiJerei^ko licart or mind 
Lpf man; for tho Gosfffil JSf^Rlgnod for tan 


the opposing oounsel resemble eaoh other 
thoir length, that) being deemed on either si< 
essential, in view of tho greatness of the oai 
and received by the multitude as an equiv 
lent for depth, \ j 

At last, for all things marthlyl'niust h^ 
an end, tho plot ' 
due time 
tod womb 
injjlispute 
judgment' 
is ,(i ? It fij 
Woe t ion. <(t 


Tho vote stood, as tho rccordsbowW In the 
affirmative, 2135; in the Negative, TO; n 
majority of nearly two lb one ; not jquitc 
enough to altor tho restriRivo rule, bunvorv 
sufficient to endorso tho doings of the Gpilcni] 
Conference, and sanction 'the diviatonof itlil 
Church. True, at tlio cession oifthat IjmH 
in 1848, the doings of ’44 were repiiiliuteii 
and henceforth it, is to be undfctoodliiml 

■ ho.Gbnenil Confer 
iuitWtoizCsTir!>au('. 
ircli!, ] lismcfarthS 
aclaretibiichn luiyi 
VdmsW already 
y. art immense ma- 
lm A nil ill Confer 
fcnccs. Cortniuly it dtas scciii Jfo mo thud 
thoso who voted the repArt ojLthi 
coiiimittp of ninj in^be General CimforenV 
or for its ratideation in tho Annual ftn$r 
cnccs, ought to! have a better roni«j$3ir ap- 
pealing from fudge Nelson's d^dimVluiii 
tbqt he seems to thiik. now myflmy'did' then. 


who were claimants on tho fiinc* 
haying /aibd in the interim, tlia 
f tho court is pronounced. ; Wlmr 


id •prophet to -answer that 
■ bo oj ther : first, n, staple 
heisiott in the court' below ; 
Inuiation biiseiupOp othpr 
rulyj U reversal df Judge 
irfee^doclaring that 


luqmmcnta’J or, thii 
NelSonle'iqeiaion, and a 
tho Sjouth has no claim. 

What^tljeA? Oh, then jke.oxo oonquorors ! 
lo triumph^. Shall 'web make a handsome 
present tot)Ug>bspthrenL-j» present, a gratui- 
ty? Tho entite^teutli spurfas tho idoa. What 
iB not hor’s legally, qhe wjll not tnko ns a 
charity ; and tho Motfiodist'Episoopal Church 
is, platted 1 in-tTm'ttttitude, from wlrjch she can 
not escapo in all looming timc.iof holding 
what Sho, acknowledges docs not belong ,to 
hor. It vnU stick vto lior like the -poisoned 
•birt of Nossup, and.eat out her; good 'name, 
and her self rosftwt. it will he tho gnawin- 

nf n wnvm 4-fin A 1 1 ia.1 J • P 


thft remote dr primary cuuao; but wc hum 
•riioady saiil that 'the ( 1 nsp^pialJltJWgliffo 
nianflhlic is ; and -now our inquiry respootsi 
tlio proStaate cause or causes ; fend wo(ask 
again, whyttoem^ew comparatiTOjy receive 
the truth in tlio TSue of - it? lift- in other 
wof-ds, why is not thupTvimrWW o/Wlie Gos- 
pel attended With greater sucot-ss ?^Vc | nn- 
swor ; it is because of tho wunVof/Taitliful- 
nes^ on tho part of tlio Church, both in her 
'ministry, and in her membouhip. XMMdV 
Willful fact,, a _ humiliating conhWRon ; but 
Bio fuct cannot ho denied, am confession 
pugbt to bo made. 

We prtiposo to notice /ir unfaithfulness as 
a Church iut^rPbsmict^ And first : wc are 
deficientlu'ifie purityVsf *ur cxamplo.. Doubt- 
less, if the. Church of (idlwero pure us she is 
dulled to W pure, tinv eVtmgcliz;ijiML 0 f the 
world would^sneediljJbo aofcniprfheJ^lTOi 
can not be ti*%ecply impresseTwith tho im- 
portaijeo of a ^ropc/ Christen example, and 


injury, by onoouraging tl 
while they are led off by t 
glory of the world,” and 
luting thoir most solemn i 
arc nevertheless “undou 


uiuerrm 

vjew of AJethodist economy, hut one perhaps 
as erroneous os Judge Nelson’s. At toy rate, 
•toth dcoiupuB having been publislied, every 
map will. have an undoubted right to choose 
betWeblfthem; jto prefefiTapey to Nelson, or 
Nelson to Taney, While the fundamental 
principles of Methodiam roBt upbu a founda- 
tion a little mote solid, I thank Gpd,' than the 
logic or the rhetoric, of one to tho other. 

’ But lot us look at the moral aspect of tin- 
proposed appeaj,. We'Iiayo hitlieyto been the 
defendants Iff a suit at law-; not ibecauso wo 
denied the olaimsW tho plaiptiffs to'be just ; 
but bccauBOj as we toWTho world, we thought 
there was a legal barrier in tho way. If any 
man takes the position that tho widows and 
orphans of- .deceased Soutlifern prcaehei-s foi>r 
feited their 'claims because of tho Louisville 
Convention, or in any othor way, short of ex- 
pulsi on fo r causo, or voluntary withdrawal, 
thutj mau’i lms my pity, but I eaniiot stop to 
argoe witlyhim. No; welqdipittcd fully und 
franklyAlia^t^O. South liad a claim in equity, 
tod that Claim would have been liquidated 

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unu pornupa pays ms class-money rattier more 
; freoly tbun n?B partner. -At lengtfi-tUey sop- 
ufated. / Sputiiard and higifdmily sell upf or 
tberiiHelyesJund requestijd tiiSir'-sba tii of.the 
Stofck, tlie.gceuniulutiigt-flf thoir niujfuUla-i 
hors, l^orton ^tessed i^is willingness to] 
nuike tho divisioM; but therewbi a legal Jgffi: 
cuity in the wajqhrising from fpstrietions'in 
a will exoeutea-jmntly by tho ffitltos df’thi 
linn before 'Jheir deutli. A suiDwits broi}£lil 
before a just^e of the peace, whll'ty,.-,!^,; 
tho stateiuqnl.H on both sides, ani itirefiltTy 
examined theVil l afo resaid. AfteU tiking 
duo time for coniidemtiun,- his homV^jnx- 
liia decision in lavor of an equitable division^ 
of ’the ^effects proportionately 'to tile sizolar 
tlio two !iuuilies.- x lyaf^etotily glad of.tlii^ 


•'Far Mm vkike : JVly Beoond 
tionfto BrjitherVmhro's urtiolo in fuvoi 
imnmessncss of ■f^vearing gold” as a 
menu, is tliatvitTKSijreotly opp osed t 
part oTvymJCinilntHfiAil law oPWIR 
which proliil/u ul^jpho dosiro to ci 
therein from ‘^putting on gold and cot 
pltTol ,~Mlnit^itiso heeuuso it is in ojii 


will not bq lesethap 


oncourai 


of men.” Jkcompured tile eliBreytoaoity 
riot upon a hillkwhore light coifld not'fe bid; 
JP_a lighted eaudKjjteecd upon a eandlbstibk, 
fflht it may give liglitsto all whh ilrMtWlr^ 
housej^at tlte iamo tinnKatotoAhing them : 
“ Lot yqBf'ljMj so shine liijjjro men, . thot 
they m>y spo ^mir good.Works, and glorify 
yiiu/bather vrttoh is in Heaven. ” Again, 
lie compared thq tliuro^to a. little leaven 

B h ofSnealNtUl the whole 

is, have hec4 ttopbiyefl, 
ins given, iw order totoi- 
rqferes^e'.to a prope) 
.AUiTVe find in rending 
tlio . Epistles that "o3r~'Snviour is cldaelyTol- 


^ng itsmf uite two banners— tho' 


|A day J tvwLafter thomceision I met ejor? 
tnfi and eoiigratuLited him that thefiarriaf' 
W'as now out of Be way, and ho coiiM. /fie 
uiimest Without -- iimiltmg lull consqlAico. J To 

Y appealing th?' easo to a (higher court 
‘Htot,” said lj‘%y brother, on sjjjut griamda 
will^uytoojpat ? Did you 1 1 o t prot ea.-/? iTTle 
uiixiopTT^ettle this ((UeHiJifm on anulable 
terms ! Vo you object ^Jiis honor* de- 
cision?’’^. “Why, no,’’ said Mis, '“nem that 
exaAjy-^It f fact j s« 1 want Jo gi/i poor 
Southard liis share; iVl^tont- justice 
is such nn ‘old fogy’ — he hoggl^JUb in his 
decision — his viows of tho cbmjfect hotween 


Lord tssus Christ to 
10 most penccful andv^oneiliutorv 
i for the settlement of any claim that 
urged against them.” ITVery good. 
exceedingly desirous oC an amicable 
it. Tho wliolo Christian world, and 
|1 world, too, for tha/mnttcr, have a 


ly fathorynqd Southard nre ririieuloire, and 


itlemen 


point'\A)Jt t) 


i it pjriposed ty gratify tto 
oxtoetiition ? Why, fori 
1 t^Coosar ; by bocomiiH 
i a silt at law ! Plaiifffs 
Y??rgfiriJy,jind plaintufs. 
f the C^reh South, dim 
ShMoted to'betheir rigffls. 
J pu^ioso of wriroholding 
an*myer agalw admittAl 


id, in fact, '‘I have had a vdjtoiean 
i Sf Ao practices of 'feme ofTiis cliil- 
dWlstcn ; ; bo sure agVou becopie the 
ior ipNg-Su it aU law, l\vill havo you 
or a the rules, 

ivo got just#ieh\deeiy?ma^^j pro- 
lqdo8iro. The justiW^HpeetimWhftva 
/io.towilh tho merits of tlio case* 
Tiap Tii^lmggling, und I admit lie did 
/if I uniftrstooil what you moan by tlio 
But, mittojjic circumstances do not 
you in bi-k/Mg a suit before another 
! ; and if do it, 1 give you fair 
%\you shall we expelled J" 
verued aljov klqt be . ridiculnus position 
eli tho C liure bjiill bo pluoed by as- 
ttofnUjttlinrBJ* appellant, njt from 
/fitccsKn\, but frB tlio logic by wiiicli 
eisio| was reacliod. 1 think, however, 
endure this, Witli the help, .of grace 
t Infer the ridicule of the world ns a 
isul^Part of tho body aguirigt which' 
ould jSSfct his slow, unmoyjjng Bngorj 
ho bijpded with dishonor ! to ho 
I, and jpnit justly, with bflonging to 


its to defend themsejy.es what 
before a legal tribunal. ! -to bo 
Sht to protract this litii- jappei 
la expense? Nay, has .tion i 
Ob’ the fright to dlroot 
it, and to “appropriato 
look Conoem.” Must 
i alteration of the sixth 
nays.: “They shall not 
e of the Book Conoem, 
d to uuy purpose other 


(*mnly renewed, For at the baptn?i^Libnt 
they “promise, in tho presenom^tbe wNle 
congregation,” that they wilb^" rouounoo the 1 
vain, pomp and glory of the*)world, with all) 
and tho cumuli 
icy will not foM 


Ihig is what the^redd will think and 
thould we carry up this hp'pcal. Of course, 
ge shall not admit that ri^Wctuated by 
aaysuoh improperjiotives. It Wnot to keep 
money thot does not belong toVis that we 
propose to appeal. Why, then? atjislonk 
into , the. matter a Uttlo more o 1 ob o 1 y? Iii a 
Nirihorp city, boforo Northern judges* after! 
eloquent pleadings on both sidos,lpd wo cer- 
tainly had as muoh legal acitoen, and as 
much oloquonoe on our sido as Aey had, the 
deolsion was given again B t us. '«ho legal 
barrier was removod. Jndgo Nclsoncil^thd' 
kntj if he did not untie it, and now there is 
notting to hinder us from making our pro- 
r«J***i But > sny our brethren, wo do 
not .dto tho Jtoge’s prooess of argumentation . 

6 ^ l0 r General Confer- 

eneeof notexoeed thoir legitimate 

pow-mi the adoption of the reporriof 
oelehrete^^mmttee' of nine. Mathis til 

i-propostfAu 

appesl, aien, noM^rom the JudgeM conclusion/ 
but fiifij tho proetas of reaching bv wliieh 


i order to aufbper 
listcnovy^hat is to 
n^T Orngreoment,' 
1 our practieo. 
lo socond plaoe, as 


covetous desires of the sum 
dbsirps of tho flesh, so tt^t 
low yr be led by ' them ;f and further, thi& 
t'hoy' will “obedi«|ntly k%> GodVMMy will 
and oommandtnentB, and whtirfirtu* same all 
tho,days of their lives:” ,; But perfutpo^bro. 
Jethro will rulo us out here, by asserting thfiT 
tho wearing “ of gold and pearls and costly 
arruy ” is not included in “ tho vain pomp and 
glory qpthqjvei;ld,” and has nothing to dp. 
wittyfiie “ oarnaj desires of tho floeli,” and is 
not jeontrury to "God’s holy will and oora- 
•manaq uuitsJ ’^ But if we nre tiiils summarily 
(Joprivedorthe company of ourgfcarTehjtion, 
op this point, it will afford us ho little coStos 
latum 1 to know that wo uro.Wt in tho'com- 
pany of all tho great and ■giHxft gposlto ra of 
our'exojlleut Discipline, ff-thjwaftng of 


Itinkh.aWj 


rorlh* N.O. < a*-»U( 
toward thom that aro Wll 


wp not tlio preaching of thap 

pf instrumentality upppint®® 

reclamation' of tho wurld,\t( 
jeatcr success ? Why do topi 
Ihtho Gospel is proaohod, gem 


uuiversaI»L rusli into tho kingdomW 
The^e oortljjdy are very grave queajjpl 
demand our i»Bt soriouB attentioa^ 

passages assuring us of God’s wi t Iqgu 
save alllwho oome to Him throtoh C 
folios ipiolared that he willeth tot the 











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crQttWSjjAi Christ Jesus, or bj 
thit irf another part of the mi 
»UJM“to my mind nothing in 
thafnfce menning of those tw 
N ew TsstanionLjHlL’Ii aroj* 

kind,” A that no meaning It 
to it. Aow I submit to yourt 
thodqri rcadoVs, whether with | 
betoye mo, 1 was not justifitfd'ii 
JJwt “Dr. Clapp’s notioijTof i 
sohWely amounts to anyrc&f 
morals,” and whothor, unde: 
stances, thoy would not hnvoj,: 
compelled to mako the same's 
Afltor the most careful studj 
ordinary sermon, I bolievetf 
conviction would bo that it 
tho doctrine of spiritual rcg< 
that, if its author holds any su, 
expression must bo looked fori 
hero. It is true that ho maU 
declaration, “lie it remembe 
this pulpit avows and teaohe 
that mon are to berecovweo 
process which out Saviouf hin 
jiatod lyy^tlic term' 1 regoniinitL, 
maiit not bo -that UgifflBh* 


“ I havo,” said an influential lay brother, Tho expedition to Japan now fiting am un- 

■ 9 auspices of our Government,^ one of 

et important and interesting movements 
i ago of notion and'gfBat cnten>riscH. / 
in is one of tho largest ulioiplprcd and 
SBiblo kingdoms 6ij_tlio/gl obo . TAfri c « 
issiblo on all sides, a nd its iflSoiwAis 
V boing ponotrated/!y commerce nnl 
nary cnterprisfTd'he walls of CliinP 
boon brokcnjdown, and the people of 
ro entering ui ; . already the Holy Scrip- 
myo been translated into the Chinese 
tgOj and Jlie Sacred Volume is being 
'ute'd by/tens Of thousands of copies. 
wholojJ^India l's open to the seal of 
llffruhiiml the labor of her Missionaries. 
L'd, laborious and holy mon are transla- 
support. So ,it ought to be. The apostle! ting) our. Hi bio into the language of its tocm- 
adduces thy I Jevitical priesthood whoTijed I ing( millions. 

by the altar, and who lmd received no^ffiri l TnV largo Islands of tho Indian Ocean arc 
of the divided iidiojjtanco to pruve^tlie duty Srir r oady^lfnd,er the cultivation of Christian 
of the Church fthontremisos : “Do ye not Missiona^cs. 


(woodsman's VINTIICATmar 
wflCfiitkit, cow J rin, tlmroufl lndJrflo, 

0 . wliat n panlc‘11 In thy brcn&tM ” 

Very like the^fcelings oUniousie, wlioso 
domicil was unccraVhlijQiray turnod up by 
tho poet’s coulter, wererny own, when but 
reoontljq 1 found on my table Bomo lottors dnd 
papers containing allusions to a communica- 
tion published in your columns, Ifonring the 
nomine dc plume" of your 
I%nignt. I had hon ed thapfho unobtrusive 
\ornerTtf^our joiSnal, bo limg and so oour- 
joously assigned nie. woujg evor, afl hcroto- 
fcro, have evor romallted tho quiet resting 
(mice of such thoughts as I might wish therein 
tareposo. This hope’, so sincerely ohorishod, 
has boon dissipated by the inveotives and an- 
imadversions of Dr. Clapp, which havo ro- 
leivod wido publicity from tjjo sacred desk, 
alul through tho columns of a leading seou- 
lir newspaper. • 'Thankful for tho kindly 


i. At thiB early stage no information can be 
given about the law-suit, whether there is to 
be an appeal of not. The probabilities are 
greatly in favor of tin appeal. TIiobc who 
were present ut the Pittsburgh General Con- 
ference arc struck with the difference between 
the conciliatory and conservative spirit of 
tiiis b odyta n d thpt , Kour mi nisters of the 
Church South are here “ as lookers on in 
jBoston.” We. sit in the gallery, or bqtside 
the bar, read the papers, hear, see, and board 
'at good hotels : all of which suits us well, 
la Tho Commissioners of the Church , South 
aka disposed to be uiUjccummodutiiig as pos- 
siblSaOiterms of finaMNktleLiient. FurthmA 
litigation will be without provocation, as m 
must uIbo be without profit, and will mcel 
■•current of opposition in much of the peojJF 
(fle membership and ministry. A ptrp rfgcr 
article .1 have seldom read o n fj iiy subject 
-tfuiJ one that appeared in /Ton’s Herald at 
tlte\opening of tluy^mjsrimce, dissuading 
fromantqiipcal./Tdiave heard it attributed 


munication, and of thisCalatf should bo 


hiclkniinister about hql 


lb of the American Continent is 


understood, tho writer Would inform r Dr. 


igs of tile temple Ijand fast Jjecomiw the Vineyard of the Lord! 
je altar arp partakers In 'tlie great Islands of the Southern l’npfuo 
i so hath the im^l or- . : ()ccan,rflib.^ong(d' SoJv^)rTllha#lpetRIy been 
i u lr preach Mt^iospcl hcnrd'an^'RniTif tiy ^riB of ilrouHiindsr 
nil." 1 CoJH):13. No Japan iih the last great Umpire that remains 
t lie was wlmlly devoted secluded from tlie commercial and religious 
» cited, ththflbnyfact entcrprisjiwf the CJmstiun world. The pres : 
jn to this course-isye- ont expedition, undcivtho auspices of our 
working with his dwn Government, contemplates qothing officially 
h Aquila and Priscilla, but 'tlio^cstalisliment of fYicnfuly and commer- 
i very Bhurt ti me, . dnd cial relation: ; but our language, our arts and 
as is often adjjfd. ,.j our people vviHsooii carry there our Biblo alid' 
ct the apoj itlballudes to uutj^iyjeligion. Gotl lias decreed that all 
tJjiPc'orinthians, as just) tho ends of tne earth nlin.ll see his salvation . 
lie occasion of enforcing -fliB Providence will break down the barriers, 
.the duty of the Church and Kternal Truth shall Vet and soon march 
ry, and their right to bu triumphant through tlm cities and over the 
udains of Japan,, and when 


iroliing atmospj 
inds one of Janl 


I write. the rai 
Ikdrain withaul 


friend and admirer. The first .Sermon that I “X V , 

heard in Louisiana was in his. church, and . f . 

-from -hie lips,.— At that timo a wanderer Ohd V' , . "'o.'v^ 0 ' 1 C ','. 

- r doctrine of the new bi 

pilgrim iroin my northern home, youthful 


they which. wait at 


Yesterday was interesting In tho Qpnernl 
Conference for the discussion on lipi Hum- 
line’s resignation. Tho Bishop and hip friends | 
consider him hopelessly supornuiimited : lie 
hob not preached sineo Sopf .‘h850, onf\t- 
tohdod hut few Conferences. lnkcctSrdanoo 
with his low church doctrines on tho Episco- 
| pacy, as advanced in 'Bp. Amlrow's case in 
A few were for declining 


so low that it scarcely amtumti 
distinction , and there is/'not i 
either of hik sermons whidkea 
a supposition. ’Whjlst all an 
tho necessity of a recovering jg 
siblb that we are widely at vari 
the naturo and oxtpnt of this 
point in question iB what do 
jni|an by the prooesa of whii 


and. inexperienced, yet alive to the Sacred and 
tho bcautiful, sweet and lasting impressions 
were made upon my heart, and I have loved 
the preacher ever sineo. Years ,lfave passed 
itway, and many tiniis, meanwliilo, i returned 
to his church, and though at overy timo I 
heard doctrines which -I'oould not believe — 
doctrines which woro vitally erroneous — yet 
my feelings remained unchanged, and whilst 


1844, he now acts, 
to accept his resignation, and giving liim a 
furlough for rest and recruiting indefinitely^ 
'and lot him go down totlio graven Bisi/op, 
Hut n very l^rge majority, probably niutu,' 
tenths of tho Conference, were for accepting 
'tho Report of the’Couimitteo on Episcopacy 
whioh received his resignation, witli suitahlr 
expressidnsAif sympathy and .com mendatiou . 

The spMohes'ndvoj)i4ll!gHlMcacceptance of 


I could not accord to him' cithcr'conBistoifby 
or orthodoxy, I have always thought him eru- 


dite, eloquent, honest and charitable. 

The article which lias given Kim so much . 
sorrow assumes to bo only ah expression of ■* 
his views, and the influence of those viows, 
whero they liuve come within my observa- 
tion. As such it was u legitimate subject of • 
communication, and if it appoars that the j 
public dnd myself wore niislukcd, it will bo 
seen that in both cases the error was unin- , 
tentional, but necessary. The assertion that j 
“his notions of the new birth soaroely 
amount to any fact in metaphysios, or to any | 
real distinction in morals," was made upon 
the strength of two considerations. .OnewaB 
tho denial of original sin, the rejootion of the 
vicarious atonement of ChriBt ; and the other, 
the views set forth upon this subjeot in a ser- 
mon published in August, 1849. How the 
first consideration should lead by inference to 
this assertion will bo easily understood when 
we refiect that unless map is originally and 
totally depraved, the necessity of a now birth 
doos not exist ; and farther, if neocssary, no 
Trinitarian can understand how it would bo 
possible, without the vicarious sacrifice made 
in tho death of Christ. Air. Wesley, with 
whom Dr. Clupp professes to agree upon the 
subject of the “new birth,” uses' this lan- 
guage : “ This, then, is the foundation of the 
now birth-— the entire corruption oPmjt na- 
ture- Hence it is that being born in sin wo 
must be ‘born again.’ ” Now Dr. GlttPP has 
denied that men arc burn in sin, and there- 
fore bo lias swept uway tho foundation upon 
which thiB doctrine, as held by Wesley and 
bis followers, is based. Mr. Wesloy says 
that original, or birth Bin, is tlie occasion of 
tho new birth doptrinc, and so wo believe. 
Hr. Clapp sayfl'fhutTVre is no birth sin: ho 
thus takes away tlie occasion, and with tho 
Ocuasion necessarily thu fiict. The same ar- 
gument liuUfk good -ul Kliirllm r. Wosley, 

( lurk and^Klctclier regard the nc^J birth as 
a change .wrought in the heart, tliroggtrfluth, 
in the atonement of Jesmj Christ : and they, 
us woll us all who believe with them, kUow 
of no now lnrth of which this condition is not 
tho sine t/ua jel^e 1 )r. Clupp agreeiypth those 
great and good 'WeigNmd yct^ldT letivps 
die cornioNOrms^ upon which the wliolr\doc- 
, trine .is. raised ! \p quote, his own wel^rc- 
menibjbred langimgoJtbo unfairness .of which 
is too eharaetcristieJ “ he doesnot believe tluit 
i\c • lod died to ajipeaBe tli? wrath of another 
God 1 1 n ciuiduj- terms, be does not bel ieve 
flint'Cliristwiufuio orthodox .and in unvetiii- 
nent simjjg,jtlied for siniiersi Original sin and 
i the vicarious atonement, arc the two logs upon 
• > ‘.which alone the ^doctrine ii^the now birtli 1 
t oAu stand. Ho Jius rejected both, und there- 


:r 4 it goes shed 
upon its millions tho blessings of 'an mi- 
liglitenod civilization. „ / 


AudWain, lie mentions it in bis Second' 
Letter to the Corinthians, and apologizes vury 


r door is.Ojieiiing in all 


delicately fortli^ir neglect 


to reocivc 


attenttyns anti subltantial aid* He delivers 
an adprose, his lasthne, positively , sc say the 
papers, in Faneuil Hall,) on the night\of the 
14thlinst. The Hungarian.. Aoudj take well 
witiffbe free soil mon. ^Within the last t#b' 
weeks New England has! contributed about 
100 to hiB cause. . ' 

^osterday 1 took a wVlk through Boston 
Common, and with thr nephew of the preaoh- 
or, paid a visit . to Cfe'uitl chA-TrSe under 
which, sixty years ago,. Jesi Leo preached 
the first Methodist sermon in Now England. 
The tree is well eared fur/u^sidos q. fence 
rouad-itr-iU trunk is-liracffl with irou bunds, 
and. its- jargojimbs. supported by)ljpg-chiun.H.. 
It was full of life, 


except that I myself was not' burdonsomo to 
you! forgive me tmawrong." 2'Cor. 12-13. 

It is very cloar th|t (he Corinthiins wore die- 
^osetfto^mpuyT to the preaeller interested 
motives, anerfie mot tlie imputation by not 
allowlug theuftu contribute to his necessities 
—a state of things not now existing. At the 
same time he took care to deolpib v oqiIsUy 
against a secular ministry and a stingy 
church. ( 

The devotion of. a ministry wholly to God's 
work, the self-denial and the poverty, which 
must alwayB. characterize such a nfWfiu^jrac- 
tical an exhibition of faith in God, and tKe . 
humility of" a coirditimi ' brscCfiiiirg 
donee upon tlie voluntary ofleringsjVf tlie 
people are sublime, facts which impress the 
world, and which givo to tlie preacher a mo- 
ral staple that in itself is substance to his 
doctrine and eloquence to his mouth. Tips 
spectac le and wcighUjf'.a devoted minijfry 
lms. hey ohd everything else, spread Mctliof. 
dism tin. About the country.— Jukt in pro- 


confirms it. 

In Submitting thus muoh 
mytclf, I have beon aotual 


whioh were exproased in a spM 
and love. If the sentence utw! 
umbrago has been taken it B 
error moat be ascribed to an Is 
ion, rather than to any wished 
should be true. It does not oota 
province of this commUAisktiaxt 
how far tho rooent scrmofElk * 
right upon this subject VWh 
have nothing to do. ThilaeAj 
it are iiwyra^hat it abounds ifi' 
tive aaOdenunelMinqu./ All ofi 
be Vxtenuatcd. l)r\dllapp hi 
clogged by lmilcvolcna enemisi 
smrling eurs has even been s 
gtowliug at his heels. / He hi* 
resented, abused, cabpnniaibd, 
yearn meanness, bigotry and. .- 
made him tliCAMtiin of Jujir M 
suoli oiwidBsftinceMt'Wj no.'t it 


told mo as Fetor Cartwright, 11. 3P lie said 
tho brethren on the other si do mere influ- 
enced by sympathy : that us i'of^eal sympa- 
ihy, “if you strip it of all its glohary, and 
so forth,” he had as much n- any of them. 


budding out\in every / 
branoh and twig^" Jesso Lee struck hiB^lOfigh 
into [flbard sufT" Unlike the South and West, 
the place waAilrcody occupied by sects which, 
iSwcvcr wilnng to fraternize with hlotliodism 
in lth^Bettcr days, showed it uo favor ^heu 
“JacobpWqf small.” But thadlamllhl of corn, 
in thc^top of the Jnoun taii/lived an)l fWr- 
ish^d, and its, frmt^shako^. like Leluyon. 
Soqiotliing has {been raid in Cohftrcncu about 


icmjust 

ius di- 


other liquir, wjien even the caljian*rt!re mln^ 
,i8ter becomes so mixed up with other tilings 
aa-tliot tlie parson is not to/bc distinguished 
from the plnntor, nor tho politician from tin. 
preuolier, the power of tlie pulpit and the 
duty of support upon tlie part of the people 
become equally questionable*^ • 

. Mr. Wesley considered flay teachers m- 
preachers to bo another emss of ligJUkl. &yr- 
nisliod by Him who “gave Some ipostlcs and 
some propbets^nu some evtSlgclists and soipc 


Papal Intollham v.— Wc notice among ■ 
tho proceedings of the General Conforenee, 
'North, a resolution to the purport that it is 
tho duty of tlie Protostant world to socure, 
by jlll peaceable -nud^-'bristian moaips, the 
gjalne toleration in l ! apal States, that Papists 
enjoy in .Statefi where Protyfifanisto is tho 
dominant religion. ( 

Tlie public Bentiment oflilie Protestants 
ought to be aroused upon great land 
grave question. It is a fCtil blotoipon Uotnan- 


his resignatiou to lie accepto.. and tliua free 
him from the burden and rc.-: 'msibility ot an 
office be could not disc),;, go. iknotj^or 
speaker remarked that the" . 'ivocacy of this 
doctrine made Dr. lJjiXulin a bishop, and 
now he might impre8sively(Si_J' J it by his vol- 
untary rotiremeqL* And sli ’another, that 
|j>irftt»(^prcaelied this chi clj doctrine, lie 

that doctors 
physic With all tlie 
idylyiV ig tlie doctrine 
ys a It hop,” weighed 
owevc: well remarked, 
tar flit, close of tlie discuss: jttiat tho pre- 
jjmit ip this ease wouldjjpt o of any value, 
only ebtabfishal'thuFii bi fop was compfe- 


Rkv. and Dear Brothi 
this city permit mo to c: 
acknowledgments to all i 
the friends of African Cola 
generously, aided the cau* 


might oh allowed to prnbtii'. 
should taljtr^lieir rfwn ] 
"prSopdent'to be set nn< 
“(hiec^ blsliop .alwRj 

in- ■ i.. 


my earnost conviotibn 


Is better, understood than t 
thooonfidenoe and sympith 
beforo of the intelligent I 
oitizens of tho Southwest, 
Soutliwest only, but of the:! 
tho oivilizod world. * 
My collcotions the preseni 
as follows : , '£ 

At tlie North. ....... .V* 

Georgia 


Religious intolerance is behind — awlioleccn- . 
tury hehind — the eliglitened civilization and 
bre ad iqindcd phiinnthrupliy of our tiines. 

•When rt^ciitiisliOp Hughes was in Europe 
last year, lie Uuded and glorified tho liberal 
J mSjf * policy and pofiricul oharity of the institutions 
isigtilr of the United Slptes, that, allowed tlie most 
.onfci- perfect religious 'liberty to every citizen, 
uched. \yhy djkeg^notythe Bishop, *^‘d tliose who 
speak- write/und talk after tho saint fasliion in tlie 
’^S^' ritomisli Church, do somethRig to promote 
of Bp. religious liberty in Italy, Spain, Portugal, 
id so it Cuba, und other countries where Romanism 
shop of is dominant! Why, if tliey,.haV 0 . thc true 
ess just fight, are they afraid ol the darkness'of l’ro- 
i act of testants ? 


Alabama .SmI 

Mississippi 

Louisiana -^tvA 

Total •.-•>1: 

Those in Alabama, Mips? 
ana have been on uo couni o{ 
State Colonizatiau Societies 
Our next oDaigrant e*t 

_il 


Southwest \till sail from;)’ 
of December n ext, whenj V 
largo number of free coloi 
found in reafiiness ,tb plant 
their bretlrron in tlie 1 Ian 
and beoorno useful and ! 
the Republic of Liberia. 
Very respectfully, (• 

I A 1 A RAl 


off for one or two liKlly negroes.' The next 
year, hiq funds.giving out, as we suppose, and' 
woe is, me ’’^coming over him again, lie 
applied fur ^admission into tlie traveling 
lonuoetion, wjis actually received, aud was 
4aou a loud watohmam on the walls. Pre- 
sently '» sense of duty Whimsolf led him into 


Darkness oannotloverpowar light. 
If they eqn exhibit a truer tbooiogy, or better 
dpecimcnB 'qf Christian living than can thd 
Protestunts,'- why Bhould they be. afraid to 
i inkiffqir and open conflict, and contrast 
[Protestants! y w f~ / 


come 


Agent Ain. Col. S| 


ptjALs.— Tho Weetrainater It^icw ifl 
iblo;'WTtii twolref ddtRVfi 


-Miss.— Bro... Forsyth writes 
it they have been visited with a season of 


Gbdey'k lTudy « book lor Mity, Ijcuutiful und 
attractive as usual. 

^Address of Hr. Geo. F. Peirce, at tl|o Jny- 
ing Ut the cornor stone of a new oiitieo for 
Emo^ColIogo, Ga. \ 


means the royoluUtfn of mind and fllmracter | 
whioh required^to enublo any miq to pur- 
tukoiof that poenliar lmppinoss wnish Chris- 
tianity proffers to the children of\.on. But 
this 'revolution lias nothing in \wt rnturc ali- 
striisi, niystjiBous w or suporiuJturul; you aro 
just us able ti learn love ajnipboy the prin- 
ciples ql'duty raiildown ly tho Svu of Gpd, 
as you aro to eurryTnv-yOur secular business' - 
to maintain and educate your oliildron ; \to 
road, write amj stiqly, or to take your sootq. 


fer as evidence to bur ordi - ition service. 
The Episoojal bench will have to be con- 
deraW^^tfarced. Only)k o now, and two 
’ Ahem oil and liardfwu: wd men. The 


«on/aud intelligent 


aH h i n i stor s, cau not l.ick men for tho 
May the Lord dispose of the lots that 


■ 10 —I’liu 

irrlfl pre* 
tiou from 
1 been hi 
tret- yi!#rs 
ties. His 
lfert-nct'*. 
rther du- 
Tho oom- 

f '■ v{ 

evtablUh- 
oentered 
U ConTur- 

, 

. . liiop iltdr 

dlug wasordurtd to bo'ruoorded lnH»e]oUnufl. *“ J 
UkuolutiouB were adopted tUu» tow Mvlhodiot Kpisoopal 
Church ought tp luVsTUMU* tho uuutbcr aud ^ztebt of foy> 
ciguaud Iudia udMiionarlcs. Aloo In favur *)f a day to/he 
appoiutcu fur futlng und praylug iu the m>pcral cQfltbfen- 
cc«, and to nupplicate divine aMiatauoe iu raMpglneu and 
mean* for the. inhudouarjr worf A 1 r « , iV )rt 


new hands; two of 


iu this ohurob mid lib leu to the communica- 
tions of the pulph.” /^1\ 

, Again, d W o must not infer from tlie liny- 
guago of our Saviour, that it was neeesstjjy 
for NicodoqiUB to bo born again ig ordor tbat 
he might becomo an uptight, sincere and con- 
scientious man.'! And again, '• They » must 
be born a guiit, not for the purpose of muring 
tiioin good and sincere, but tint Hioy may 

TlAminin inani«n,l ...Ul, il. S .nnvn 


boj^iniQ inspired sritb those nobler and more 
enlarged viewy! uf Tfivine truth wlyipli are in- 
dispensably mjoossuiy to d fulT and pomploU' 
fruition of Uio kingdom of Chpist on eortli.' 
He iwtend addii,; the mwr mqrt be “ new ly 


enlarged vie 
disppnsably 


the table— for the present. „ j havo 

Mr. Inskip's case is now before the Confer- „ groftt r(J8 
, on an appeal from the notion of tho not ^. ] 
, Conferonoo censuring him for his advo- 


■ of pcwOd ohurchos and things connected 

with it. Unfortunately, ho lias written a 

l! After long roading of evidence, Mr. 

Inskip began his complnint against his Con-- 

feronce, and was making a good speech when . 

tho hour of ndjodrnment camo. 1 am anx- ^ 

ious twWWn l| gy the General Conference trill f 

;dispOte of his matwia If they sustain the 5 

for 

qlilb Conference's nositiiifrifci )yho D iscipline 

fcn the subjoet is to bo understood asSnanda- 

'tdry, not advisory, ft may strike you k sin- 

gular that tlie very cliurcli in whiolKdlifil , 

Genoral Conference meet, and tiiis case is 

: , . . , . the 

being triod^B o paced- Church! The appel- ^ 

lant lias, therefore, tho advantuge of position. . 


i . . .. a*.- er 













ffffWrti 


UK 




Laud’* End to Johu O'Uroa 
mlUioub of pur countrymen 


The lives. of^ -nearly two 
dependent upou the cot- 
Uuy may bo said, without 
: , upon a thruud. Should 


untrue, and 
murlcaii *uc 
»ut, It ndt W 


on a cortoc- 


;Sp 1 1 yMKNJ 

' On tho 

T- Jj 


M InTKLI.IoHNCK. 

.—Iiriirt for l/ir it'nk 
’d, 126ft ; Discharged. 210 ; 1HW1, 
atmeht; 000. 

LACKS MyniOSK WHO HI Mi. 

. Malory* Nathan Mitchell * » 
ivi LUUe/MorleMllia^l. ori,- 
nn, John bidden, f i ux <> \, i 
llllvan, I>*T»TlTU Knlnhfr. J"«epl. 
itnna Doghcrty. Fcyrofo Amlrin 
y. JohuUjsvHr, Miob.%1 .Moi>r- 
tine FarWy, Annah Soituhy. .'1 1 
Ifihael flroOiloy, Mary KalHimn. 
anl KenVr. Clara Annuel. Jane 
_ f Thoqpa*' Kelly, Qeorgo Fischer, 


■m . • fr r ■ : — — - --- 3 

Cl )f If® (Drlciuttf Christian jLboocatc* 


0l,m r th ,n8t " 

liov. .1. p. Walker, Mr. Gi®. Bloom- 

iV to MlsB IfAnni^.E- BaldwiI. * 

' j „rti!D— W I.ftfayotto I’arisli.Vn Wpil- 
L i2tl> Inut'i by I!ov. H. A. Mffltto, Mr. 

Durk to Miss Octavia Lkk. X 
.Zyuo-On May 4 t ;.by ltov. M. MoWiU 
A&jtlcv. J. H. Cnuirf, of Wilcox county, to 
• cLthaiiine Olknn, of Lowndes co., Ala. 


S H Cnuirf, of Wlloox oounty, to Louisiana Intorior. / 

,, E <;,.>:nn, of Lowndes oo., Ala. 

** * ■ _____ ’ plated to build an electric telegraph from Natcheyto 

■ gtWUgg*^S!SBB Shreveport. Success attend It. 

iTTT A RY NOTICES The Wxatiisr.— -T he same paper, of the 16th. hasfthe 

B UA . * following paragraph nbout the weather : Tho delight Jilly 

intly, in tills place, Mrs. Julia *»«•«• « *»» Uaftwi 

... f rn ia • 1 1 week, hae exercised a most bencflclnl Influence upon the 

Hgifo ol »Vm. A. J tin ton, in tilt? crops in this region, and. iu conseque nco. upon the fcel- 
1 lltJr RgC- Sifltor Tarlton pro- lngs'of our planters. There has been just enough of sln- 
aiui ioined tho M. E. Church, * h,nc and showcr-nelthcr too much of the one nor L> 
j ititu • | • l i v little of tho other— -and. visited by such welcome vnrk- 

> fall or 4o^o, in wmen ciiurcn Uong tho young cropH Rrft forced .. KHl , y to | )0urg( . on J a 

ynrfw.‘.i® co ^pt a blo member -up to proudly t° grow.” 

^ Wijw rAHisii.— This now pnl»>)> was organized by /{lie 

dor dea I • ^ 0Ur8 to bo present ,,,eCt, on of offleefs on the loth Instant ; Mr Kuinuu. l wa- 
ft WV8 a ' P n? . b r J.1 A 1 i I* elected Sheriff. 1 

•Ak ^^rT durinprsomo of thft last hours r . n j 

-^th Sister J • UUA1 b . . , 1‘0INT Lookbur Crkvassk — The I’olicu Jury of Cifrroll 

Iter mortal, life. None but tho ChriBtiail Parish has placed the sum of one thousand dollars litUhe 
• •* ■ h)co flfl fi did- — none blit tho Christian disposal of the Hoard of Levee Commissioners, to euwble 
sho did “ My dear,’’ said she, hold^ them t0 flt0 P thu bm ‘ k i-ookout. 1 ' 

husband’s hand in hers, and lifting iMll 

-’fc in holy affection, “ tako Caro oi OUl Asiatic cholera. Tho disease has been contlned to one 
tie babes— train them for God and planthtlon thus far, and w« trust that careful watchful- 

and clo^ 611 {fe good yOQ can In this »»«*•«• «r.niitr - 

^infill world and if tho Lord will por- From Toxaa _ 

' -UsomotimOB look down upon you.'' n, tho arrival yiuti'rda, of the Iteamshlj LouMana. 
d awav ono adorned with all the b’apt. Lnwless, from Ualrestou. we have received a jiortion | 

_ -vcos and aooomplishmeuts of f 

A i . ij u a (jiil 1 iib. Chops. The Galveston Journal of the lJth savs : , 
ainam' 100 ^ a8 . fc feabba , tl1 ’ 1 1 A friend of ours, just returned from the llruzos. informs , 

"cached her funoral sermon, from us that there never was a belter promise of a large cane 
* 99 d 1 ■'tirfod her two orphan cr °l'- The cotton, although retarded by the late cold 


xvii;22, and bai. 


. . "■ aw 

«**< — 

I 


avii> ""t . AlEX Hinkle weather, has recovered, nnd goueiully bids falr^ 'to U^hirge. 

*'.• ' * ’ Tho corn, ‘though sufferiug some from the droutli. is inn 

East ToXttfl, ]\* ^ forward condition. The prospect for large crops was uc- 

rrk rp txr llontyorni 'd Louisville Ad- ver better in that section of the country. 

ThoT. W. Banner at Th. K.v t .,.-Th c Hr,.. « oua Trinity IHnr. -ro uo,, 

inll plca80 copy. in lino navigable condition, and there is u tin,. pros|K>yt 

, . that tills desirable state of affair.- w ill lu-t for some tiuu- 


# wn “ta'fM iMU * state ui nuairs wm lasi lor some nine. 

emery of our departed SlstOa * 1 ,h Diinonanw.^Ono hundred and eigliry-nve immigrants 

da, Mary G. and Zara G. hLEIlRITT. from Bremen arrived Ht Uulvcstun on the 12th. -They 
ormcr was born in Whcohng, Vav, Nov. were flfiy days on the passage. 

and (lied JS f OV, 17, 1851. ThO lat- Mail Kootuv.-The 'Houston Telegraph says : Mr 
1 iii t lttQi; «nd Oeorgo )V. Clapp, formerly mail agent of Texas, had dis- 
horn at 1 ittflUjirgh, Jan. **, 1 O , covered -that thefts have been committed- at someone of 

the 8tll inst. Both died of consun'p* the post-ofUccs on the route from Tyler to Sabine Town. 
Mary rfirsfc and scarce three month.'' /none instance a* five doilarbill was, taken from a letter, 
v / r,’ } o il ...,,1 i.„- anu' Mr. Clapp has caused a ri\an mimed Joli'n Kandolbh 

before Zara lollov-ed her lovely sistei u Arreited and committed for trial, charged with the 
pioneer to the spirit land. Each in tht . rt> 
gave satisfactory evidence to all i’osaiL Hr..>fAia-i.— TheLoncSturi-ajsthatatuskanda 
*t«ov nn aflod thn drftndpd portion of the leg bone i»r a large uuimnl was recently diR- 
witnesses they passed me dreaded ^ Toro>1 embedded in the bUUd at the iiidaigc Fails. They 


triumph. VV, A. OMITH. were tak'on up and catried to Washington. The tuskjs 

Spring, March 16. ton feet lo.ng, and mea£uree at its'greatest circumference 

twcuty-threu' Inches. In taking it up. it was, unfortunate- 
ly broken. Th8 tusk aud the other boues arc in a partial 

dvooate Offloa, May 23. «at. ofp.trtfwu.ia. 

, j , U * * Cask* or Cholska •— The Oalventou Gazette says, w > 

M g rcmjttanous wjU please sou that t0 lcarn thlt cwo8 0 f cholera stlU occur at intervals 

l*d* I in somo parts . of Western .Texas. A wagoner named i 

' 1Iart ’ n ‘ ^ lK , Roberts, from Lockhart, and a Mr. Usury, from GJlet'j 

,.*CoiVj»m. n « U.'m'r ' a. 'O.riiilV, W county, Ttun., ».r« MUcki-a on tlie rood bctuccn Vic- 

unty, Ala.; ^2 60 to tho creditor Hr. toria and Lavaca, last week, .and both died in u lew 

itou, Reform 1*. 0., Pic lama co., Ala. . 6 00 ,'murs 


Spring, March 16. 


i & 


Ai-rlval of tfec Empire City. 

TWO WKEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA; 
INDIAN TROUBLES. 

Tho sfrnmshlp Umpire City, Oftpt. Leeds, arrived TliuVs- 
Wiiy from New York tin Havana, bringing thp Calirnr- 
Wu molls with two w(*ek> l»t«VlniellIgnnce. 

5 Indian Troubles. 

jOrtn of the greate«t difliculties she has to Contend with. 
I# the hostility of IK0 tiumorous detached tribes of lh- 
■Inns that live within and adjoining her borders. They 
are^ydnt-hended . A« fust as on wV subdued, and Coiii* 
pelled fwWiiiiMiiti ^ iirt 1 . another rebels and slavs every while 
(•nan who oomeiwlihln reaoh. Late news from (lamp 
Yuma, on the Rolnfltrio. represents the Ynmas 'tn be in 
open arms against .ouBAroops They lind nirprlned ami 
killed a small party of eight soldiers, who were out hunt- 
ing mules; and then, emboldened by their success, openly 
nttaeked Mnj. Fitzgerald's camp. They were repulsed, 
however, with severe loss. • ■ t . 

Those tribes living in Southern California, who rebelled 
ami were reduced to suldeetloii In the early part of the 
year, are profoundly quiet, po also nro all those on the 
' rri snb and in the Hobthern mines g« nernlly. 

In the extreme North. Shasta and Trinity counties, re- 
ports have just niched us of another outbreak by the 
Scott river ItidiaBB. and minor says that upwards, of a 
hundred w idles Jfere killed tho lirst day. and a large 
summit < t property enrried olf. 

ProcoedlnR* of Iho Legislaturo. 

Tito Legislatare lias passed no bill of import ance within 
tii" fortnight except the Fugitive Slave bill. It was passed 
Mime time since by tin* As-emhiy. but lingered in the 8e- 
mue. where it wus warmly lipped ns u whole l.y a fejy. 
wldle others nbj-cted to sfiim' of ils details. It allows 
'tit.*' % ho brought slitVe^iiito tins State prior to its ud- 
' tni. ‘‘Ion into tli- Union, to reclaim and carry them out of 
tli" State any time within a year from the passage of the 
net The final Vote in tlm Bfcate stood— yen* 14. nay? ft. 

Tile Assembly ha- lix- d Upon the lfttli of ApriLf fV the 
ndji iirnment of the Li gi-latii-e.'but tlie Senate will not 
be Midy to coneur in any sdbh re sol u 1 1 on hmctfe the last 
of the month. ’ / 

The'liill wl iieli pnssed.tM House for me n forccmen t oi 
e* , iii r.o t - lor labor. eniiimjBily caUeit the* Coolie bikk.leuf 
Um'Iii kiljed'jtl tin* Senate *y s H UVg.i majority. 

Crin^fl anA its Punishment. , 

— L'. axii^J^ rf ^^aggiavviLiiii’i’lui riieii:riiiUii-licmuLXci!i:d lug-, 
ly mce.in San Francjxlo.^iiid not of til pccurrem-" 
in tlm Interior during the pa-t fortnight Th" htirgVarieV 
wlticli were nightly committed soiue Woek'Jngqhavecenscil 
alt ’ rethpr. The mineiv exlilliitelt a stern determrtftttiun 
to rid tht’itfselves of. the cut throat" and robtiers that in- 
fest tht'fli. They have recently mto! • a nUtiiberiif reven 
exi'HipleH. Tile* A igilntU'e. Committee at Moquelupltie 
llbl. in the neighborhood' of which outrages lufve ionc 
been perpetrated with impjinity. on ’th6 I t iii?t. seized 
and liutig-4i Sonorimt/mmied t.'urlos Ksclava. who eon- 
fe-.-ed tliut lie tied e.imjnitird a number of the robberies 
th.it. had occurred nroUnd the hill. Another M-exiomi wn 
bung on (lie 6th at (, f ampo Seco. for murder, mid Mill 
another named Flores fora diabolical murder it Mm'Ap- 
dr- : . in OalaverjutrRbhnty. At Yankee .linhs Digging", 
in the north, nn Ain« ; rlcun mimed Jim Ugly was hung l"i 
an unprovoked assassination of ifbar- keeper. 

The Placers and Quartz Mines. 

The weather during H.» fortnight hns been generally 
bemitifully clear ami mild, with oeca-bimilly a. heavy 
•bower. Tim rivers have fallen very iiiucli. enabling tb • 
miners to work. to great- advantage. All nee*, nut* e-.ncli 
in presenting tin- mines in every :*octli»n of the Slate a- 
yielding unusually well. New 'gold ihlpo-it* have g- 
eetply been found in Slmpta county, that are said ‘to.'l.e 
vi iy rieli. 'i Cuariz mining, as a general tiling.- i- U 
pre.-sed. From Shasta the noeounts no- unfa-Voinble. !. 

N* lada tome milh are doing well, but a large number ar 
losing money.- About Sonora, the quartz IVveU ha-.intnji 
abiiteiU lin'd "Claim's can he bought, lit a rcasotmbla stith 
In tho neighborhood *>f Quart zburg. in Mariposit county 
some eompunlus luive met wUli great succe.»-, — biit u oui - 
b. rof tip- mills in this county make but poor return*- 
N-i.r M- quelumne 1| ill some ex ,; i-edingly ^Ich veins haw 
ju t been discovered. TliOfo is hardly a vein yet opened 
and worked in the State that would hot yield a splendid 
tort une in the Atlantic States— und evj-n herd, if proper 
crushing machinery could bo had. and some means b- 
di-covered to save tile great proportion of gold that now j 
V-rape? by reason, of the present imperfect system ol 
amalgamation. The quartz mines are destined tu add 


Foreign Detail. Ly tho Canada. 

Tli. fenilgn m.ll. to th« 4tli. hj the O.mit., nt 
have come to hand. 

' IRKLAMb 

A enmiiiUiloh watted upon the Earl of Lgllngton con- 
cerning tile Irish packet stitiion : 

Ills' Ex^lency said that tho report of tho Commission- 
ers on tho subject of an AmerMn packet atatlon in lug in 
favor of Holyhead, would, probably, ut present, seem to 
oiicrate against the objects sought fbr j but. for his own 
part, he confessed thkfijils vl|#Snu*l oplnltjns were thnl 
til" Whole transit bet wwan tha United 8»ntHh of Am 


Part, lie confessed (1ml 
tile whole transit beta 


■Inlons were that 

i . .-—-a. n- r- - ^. tnliqhof Amcrlen 

and the United Kliifftlom Hh'iuld pass throdab Ireland. 
I Applause. 1 Hn wUnod It to iah undrrstimiltlint |,, p„ 
saying he did not pledge littn?4lftn hny tiling s but of this 


. ,. RV ini'* 

ho could assure tho dapuUtlon— that towards the for- 
warding or thalr ol\jootrt they Imd tits good widiw* ; thongli. 
as ho was not Chancellor of Ylie F.xehequer! he fenrad 
those uloiie' would not construct Jhe pier nod breakwater 
| Laughter.! 

FRANCE. . f'. 

Tire Pm irii'AivOm-Mirm— Tin 1 clilff event of the 

is... reinarkahio report by Ool. 

'FF/iJhiuise. one of the extraordinary commissioners of 
tyinMhi sent into Hi** provliices tb rt vldflhe sentences of 
thnnolitical offiMldere. 

Ue ; asserts that, in all tlio dejmrtiniiits he lias visited. 
tlid|rireulars inculcating niercvdiavo been received wltti 
h'fllMty. ntol have protiueed tin- worst Imnrcssion. Tlie 
jwtl'itii-tl demagog mi* have retra|l*'(l tlieir confessions. 
ilu> depiirtnn-titUI eommijtsiotis jhn«* sinned by excess of 
njf r,, y Wherever in- wept. Ool; dWspinnsso. to ealui tin* 
intnbitants. orderi-d-the su'-peiutedlinivoysof qnnvicts nn 
their wiiy l" Africa to continue xlu-lrv^irch tnWiinls their, 
paiwl dpstiimtiop. lie h'presentl^ tho houlbcrof the aflilir 
ati>d,to secret ftfirieties rts being bt* enormous that even LMb 
depofutinns of the ringleaders rtl->ne woithFlnive included 
M-veyamtlmiiMinds in two hr three departments; This 
curpnilsstom-r ot jnefi-y, but.pf Hboo <’oiulemimioiis. hn- 
"iily i,t i-tt able lo bring liis bpn.M-ii-nce td* admit 2uo 
| offenduff* to pardon Col. d’Etpinnssa is the olite.-r who 
took posscartoii of tin- legislative palace onflie morning < i' 
thc'Jdof December Jr p ' * • 

The central e.ommiHslWfier of jtiolice of otic of 'tile citlcl 


Iii'- central e.ouintissi^lhi-r of hiolice of one of tile elii* t | 
'■Uics in 111*- Boutli. ismn tlte liolnVof-jbclifir arresti'd on 

tli*' t niirge of linvTngtra lilc.eil iii'p-tnloiM, and sold |..rlnrd 
cash commutations ot * piini.^bmeuta' or i - t i-.-m 

(Prisons. “ ~ • " . /!t r 

SOUTH AUSTRALIA . . 

Hold Sintm -* a ID Min i. .---Lnt**Uig« iiee lie.-* lieen j* . 
ceivpd. from.* Adelaide, .'‘-tiili Mtrfral ln, to Jatiunjv 10, 
lidng AcrePnl days Ipllr. Thd iIhcoV* rv «'T gol i in TIT. 
colony hatj turm-^out to be n iahrlnation 'Iln-G.x.rii 
iiient/CommiHsioners bad a second tinm proceeded with 
Mr. M St*- 'phen tb*- party by whom the- reward had 
been .clalmJd. to tin- spot indicate'!, and upon testing ti, 
•oil were unal-lo tifproeuro thojsnialbist portion of im-tal 
i p-e» a previ*ais trial .-very .-palli'fnl hml ln*eu found t - 
.v -' i-l gold. and tli- ('oinmissioders tn their report, cons* • 
'qU' iitly nsM-rt that pieces must haye been' introduced' on 
i hat occasion for th*' purpo-.i of deceutlon. With n-gard 
t -i!o gehi-ml* slat** of the coUijtry. it appears that, tie 
*li." vicTAitizatjon fa used by thul Ibp.-mure *.f Urn Inliuhi 
taut * to Sydney' arid Port Pluiiji Imdle'cii uiucli exact'- 
rate«l. * • . . ] j 

fnt *-f a population of slxty4oy!-n thousand, the tfl|jal 
• migration was not uiohi tlmn Jive thousand.- nml it b aV 
"* rt lUJuit. uiucli of tin- prcvaijn|g Rbinim-rciaTiijinio wav 
to l. • altriliut.-.l t*i the natm-aj * ilopso of- the worthless 


, 'J'hi. 151 i ka i’ll i« t Items. 

Further by the Allantm. rronoh Newt. 

• New Yona, May 17. 

The Purls Itour-o wns in „ v.-ry un-etlloff condition in 
Odiisequuitce o r a report that tin- Emperor of IliiAda Irtid 
InM runted ills agents to sell his Immense InviutnmtiU In 
French funds. . ;r7T‘V'?$ 

Thu ntimhor or r, .fu.nl. In l.V» thn rrr.nrtb.il «Ui to 
llir Cnnitltutlnn oml tlio rtr*|dmt, »». muoh nrrolrr 
limit hod linen lUltlolpilrd. mid .In mrernl ilr|iarttnrnlr 
mrinlirn nr the ll. iirrrl Counnll >1111 Onnimunr Trlbun.li. 
bill been rn.pnndcd In OetlAiqHrnre. ■ ’ 

Thr/rlr of tho lOlb Mny ,»n. rmmln K # rn,t nrrltrmrnt 

Arrival of tho Sierra Novada. 

N»:w York, May 18. 

The ■trnnirr Mena Notaila nrrlvnd In.duj from Niirj 
"">■ brlnalna ^iiO.ito In Rnl.l .but. Mr. t’nrelne, U. 8. 
Uonsul at Panama, cat he py i 

Now WSbt Markots. ' \ 

^ New Y*irk. 

rotton is firm and active Flour ft 26 (ft f.4 67 '\el- 
Inn I'.ira 6.V. mixed 03.*" sir,, Pork Vikfrt, I.nrddrip- 
ing. firocerlea arc held higher. 

TjWeo Days Lator from Europe — Arrival 
r of. tho Africa— Cotton ActivJ5and Priolt 
Advanced." 

f N » " YniiK. May 9D. 

Tin- 1 unard steamer Africa lias arrived,' bringing dates 
from Liverpool to the 8th insln.it. Hire- day- later than 
wen- received by th'u Atlantic The following is n sum- 
nmry of her commercial r.itelligence ; 

Liverpool Markets. 

' Ll\ mu - not.. .May 8. 

There has been Increased activity in the Rotton market 
since the sailing ot llui Atlantic., ami tlrt--salwJ6lhe 
week an.uu.it to (J8,WK) l»nles. of which sp.-c.ulatft luive 
in.keii ai.om.l, il It* I exporters 1 Tout I Imles’ ' Tilt* 4*niainl Is 
; "" 1 i'n< ‘- hme ^ advam-.d The following nr. 


'mining and building sfii 
a I v lie-, pin-^' year j 


whieJi had tie**., carried 
i.u success of tin- Iturra 
lynpumla .nine eausud 


(dvooate Offloa, May 33. 


i Ooodwin: Wm, Hart-, n. a., Plaqu- 
and H 60 on act $.6 VO 


. 44. Cox i James llemjr n. a., Carlisle, 
couaty,'Alo.j (2 60 to tho credit of Dr. 
Utultou, Kvforra P. 0., Pickcons co., Ala. . 
J. L. Vonyth ; llwv. L. b. Ouok, Vickaburg. 
J Affiiio'. . » * ... b. „ ..... . 


i 

a 

m- 


I . . 1 1 n v. G . . . . ..... ; * .. * » . .. ► ....... 3 00 ‘ v 0 sjiinu New Uaur.k the Uls.— I n a rt-c«ul letter Mr 

J. *\siiQm1 , 'j'^l)u(iley n.'i'V.mm. ' W Walsh .-talin tb.l M. Un TociiunrllU-. Id a diMuur.f liul, 

3i.d8l count j, Ala.; ti. D. Orum n. a., i'ar- muulh '*<• 1'KDch Aoaduuy, osaVrud chi' abaol'Jtt 

ada. couucjr, Ala.; anden-duti. 3. antiquity of ."l* <*>• now tanglnd cheoriu. lu rtgiu-d ip tbJ 

mmmp EES !u£ iS'tfln. Hungatford ' '%****» * ^ A “ ^ 

Jtkmtoim, Perry county, Ala. j credit L. W. were of remote reev.'^- ArislutlecttretuUy invofltiguted— 

when he wrote his tre*'^* 5 on Public#— two huudrud ecu- 
Mf wllUtm » *• A« k 3 Mill dilutions under which na U ’ >n '' b " 1 *1”? hl * «**^ • 

il. Boyd*: BJuford Hofroq n. a. KogursVlile, * ie fuu, ‘d an identity of hui.^ 11 nalulv *” ll11 n 8' ?i '“ ll1 

)Ur coCaty, Ala. ; Thomas lUiyo'i n. •. skill 6 countries, which hae been since q'HiU» tt evident or demon- 


' n.- J* oilL ': “A* ' * : 1 • ,7 Y," U : : 6 00 ' <lrHb,p - The omnLcient Greek 

°dM! — ■ ■ - th. 

Herbert P. 0., Kemper oo., Miss.; 0. Durtz- .. -m* 

BpHng “ ° > Snmpat oounty, Ui.oLxax.-Th» chol.ra h«» ju, 


»I»* Herd : i[»dfnr»l, 0. Kate. ()|1U- rnno.ion, ny. no p«, 

.Mr* Kliza M^JfM organ. LugraugA Go. fi 00 Re I )ubllcan °f that place, 
o.'s. MfwOrleans. by self.. . A. .. 2 60 ** ■ 

: Jorf. Kreomau aud II. F. Departur.: ok M.ssio 

$2 fit each. New Lexington' T»- Miss Mary. Dean. Miss 

• Alk./Bamuel Uonntr.o. s.. ^2 6flL Hicks, under appointmen 

t“ 0C “ {l0n ’ 

ieasant a\ro P. 0., gfekeiis couirty on thu 10th inKt 

60 ; Jams Hood, to ‘be ' dlscou^i6ed 
lew 60 <»nt*.... ,/.... r.*,v 12 (H) The 8t’»CEN8io-v liiiym 


st Table . The omubcient Greek coiK* lw '|‘‘ t * tJ,nt mo ^ “ r 
extreme democratic rule was the worst o * ^ tyfAnnies. 

OiioLKax.— The cholera has just mude Us iipp» aniuct i.'t 
Princeton, Ky. TWo persons have died of it— »o says the 


Dr.i-ARTi.-Ri: or Mission arhs— Mr. Addison Moffatt. 
Miss MaryDi-mi, Miss bnrul. lilakely and Miss "Maria 
Hicks, under appointment iA teucher? from the Ameficin. 
Misaiounry Association, sailed from N ew Y ork'jfor^J uumit-fi 

on thu 10th inst. 


\ -V 

SI 

■mm 


lew 60 cwnts . . . . ? ... lj^ DO The SrsHcksio-vliituxiis at NtAiiARA Falls. — A rmi-.j 

^imibgton t ‘wov. John 0. l)laek> ventlou of railroad d.lr«clors and bridge companies was 1 

>mor* (7^l»rD.parl'h“S“: . J ° h “ 10 , u 1,, ' la ut : ' 1 “S» r * FalU’W week, td.eltle permanently 

chcrsfrce. their plans for the couetrurtinu <.f the Great Western, ami 1 

s., NewOrleans, credit by cash..,.f. . 2 t'm Rochester, Lockport aud Niagara Falls’ roads’, aud f* »: 
ij Awlii. °* B t building immediately a new aud greatly Wlarged ?u-- 

a. l^Trhilty, CaUhouia parhSi: La' ■’ VS, I ’ ,,| “ l0 " brid K e ' "Otoli 1« to euiect them two great 
Griswold: M. II. Dorson,-n. j),. If*r- thoroughfares. J ■ 
o- 2 * * JB '~ 1 

5 iK) Kkhovino a CayiToi..— The Legi«latureofVirginiaare 

f 0r ^j 1 debating upon the necessity of removing UftJcaJ»itoi of 

aever'eamo ■ ^ rom Bichmontl. in copsequence of the dis- 

( m tnrbances which took place .the/e u few nights since, in 

■ 1 . ftrout of the Goverho?** house, and tho assault of a uu-.n- 

10UND OP QUARTERLY MKKTING8 b ° r ° f th ® Il0USC in the - strt,et • , of that clty ’ • 


0 ROUND OP QUARTERLY MEETINGS 
Wi*« Bummafield Dhlrict, Alabama Conference. -> 
“on, Sat. aud Bun, April 17, 18. 

. J; « “ 24,25. 

*. “ '• May 1, 2. 

*u- u 1! ”. 8 - ». B ft thel. 

“ *• 15, 10, Maplesville. 

,* “ “ 22, 23, Hamilton. 

aiVj u 2ft 30, Tilt's Chapel 

* “ June 5, 0, Society HiU. 

u 12, 13, Iluford’s Chap. .1, 

u K “ 10, 20. Concord. 

i: P. G. Perouso*. p. E. 


Sentence or Mail Rohukms;— ' W illiam' IJ. Haines, tin* 
young man convicted at Staunton. Yn . of robbing the_ 
mall, has been sentenced to the pem-tuntiury for ten 
years. John Sentemyer, convicted of a similar offence, 
was sentenced to three months imprisonment. It appeal - 
he took a mail bug containing only newspapers, but sub- 
sequently stole u horse on wiuoh. to make his -escape, amt 
that for tho hitter offence he has xkva Jy .-ervsd 6 years in 
the penitehtlary. 


, — a ■» Far.»: Colored PurJi.Ai.bN in Maryland.— A bill i‘ 

• Pl"Ttaa,-Tlie foUowlug r«ry boautlful 11- 1x1,010 tho '' lir),1 ” nJ '••'S>»‘“lurr wlilrli prilvIJra tint 
• JU glrrn by a illrlno at Cholaaa, Deoewb er *“ ‘ r ''" who aluU be born Id ll.r 

y bo old to our rcudurr, but It la now and plea 8- * fu ' t th “ (lr » t «»y of January. 18M. «baU. 

their arrival at the ago of twenty-one years, be c*iu.p*’ll*’ti 

Wero employed to fbe»oo tho walls of a 10 l ' ml l*" u t0 , ‘ lbt ' r1 "’ 1,1 ***»- or Upon tbelr remaining 
ledral ; both stood on tho rude scaffol d- w khin tho State for more than twelve mouths thereafter, 
^far the purpose, some forty feet from tl iu (unless in tho hands of tho Maryland State Oolonizutiou 
-~r “■ 8 ” clt "y') ll “ Ul *»' ordered to bn .old an .lever fur » term , . 

*-«UJng »t It with intense delight. ForgyttD og not lew * thau flTe ’ nor mor * thttn twn J rcRrH ’ uud fr 1 "' I’ r ‘” 


rw.-AT* ^ 11 W,U1 delight. Forgetti’og 

vork‘lrf l,, H a ° T,d Mowlv, surveying critically c,Jt ‘d« thereof shall be appliod to tho colonization llu.nl <1 

"“ J{«oIl, until he hod neared the edge, of tho'olty of Ihiltlmoro. Tho bill will uot probably be 

*** At- thb. critical mom- » nt at this session 

Wfcnedsuddonly. and, almost frozen with _ 

Would T1 “ P-'klWieni of NuwVurk nppear to_ be pror porous, 

fT'if'i , If lu ’ *P°k. to him, it wan cert ijn Tlu ’ Harper, print a hundred thousand monthly of their 
' naSSS« W f“ “•“•'J' S':id- Mngn.lne, including the demand fur bark numbers. The 

4 4Su P ,mntfi.^ptf a iM^b^i'^, ““ vo 1010 * a 

ghtly blotches of coloring. The pain ter ® n,tt< l wu ) r - which they occupy Urn basement und lira! 
turned upon his friend with fierce km- •dories.' They were offered, it Lu taid. $*juoo rent tm. them- 

01 ll'C? looked e .hudie^giy “ JraUld ” » 7U0 «- <’# 

6elow, and with tears of gratitude blessed t he 1 luc ' , * ttnd E' VI ‘ B U P his retail business to attend exolu.- 
▼ed him. . /* ively to publishing. Ucdflcld itus published -auiue very 

the pretclfir, “ we isomotlmes get abwriU'd choice hooky of late, which have sold well. Scribner has 
SSfcSS&'S “ 1 -° » M‘ -HU, many of hl. publlcaUous. 

the Almighty dashes out the beautiful in. - a u.... » ■: — T 

• “Pring forward, to lament their destruction, , ^ J 1 ■ * whole family, named lily, con- 

Utw&rd stretehed anus of mercy, aud uro H1 * Un K °» ten persons, and residing near Patriot. Indium. 
-- ^ wcr<J P olson ‘ , d a ft-w dayB^uc. uud live of the number 

“ I* I v ’ .. BUH Plcion of the crime rests upon u perso/ 

UtsiT Clav.— F orney, the Clerk of the connected witl. tint fum.iv u i * . r - , , 

tttaUves, though he has retired from the children »i.t ™ f’. W *I ° W “ w ^ BnJ two 01 

^nsylvanlon, still furnishes that paner ,, 0WU ub,lJrtn - wil h a sister-in-law and brother-in-law. 

: series of sketches entitled “ Glances ut < *' e ^ from tl “' «ff«eUof tho dose. An auulysis prouai 
i he takes connected views of things iu orrenic t«> bu the poison administered 

Iu his last number, he thus al- * — : ' •' 

T Henry Olay has never visited Wash- domaud for railway bonds for European account is unit- 

for tlu, character seemed to have Wn buu*d. We ha ve-heard of comride rabfb s^les ^.q.dw 

*T* o/crnferenTcTTui panics having iii-ciTmado up for tliut oli- 

- te-r^ ua.dt " fMbU,ni clt J « uJ country bonds aje also well 

J^JJ.^nBtrious, yet by heir the blessings thought of by the agents of EuropcaucapitalistH. Alurgc 
i la ' “ wurw t( i * ,t ’ P wft,rro d. Now that amount of orders have been recently received for various 

■ lo “"-'‘ io “ ° ru te rii10 ' . 

tat A \l W t’ lt< daW^ AV l l 1 I* 14 '" u,1 '. lt: ' ' '^ ,u ' .’orl-uu-l-rlucu 
“ « wwb a watcher for tho fatal news. A few bluto ^ or two ,M,,urtt U>6 coronation of thu Km- 
L °TheW ln>U flofvera ; butwhenthey P«ror SoulouquO, lot distributed crosses of honor to dim 

trim mm «Tidi»nee Foreign Couiills, wUlch wrra accepted l.y those represent- 

aur*"* «•« *%- sss.. v»t ^ by j a, 


aawbeucu uo tra.oler rutunw. , Tlw 11 K lulJ l,r 

f hdau to bln Up. for , a fow wcomtx. «“ Vuaaul. 
Jfflto** palhoa, ‘tb. iwmimi, !• about , 

-tiWltb hi. tAme. That will Uvu forovor Ib.I.BOJ) M I 
or. of man HI. phy«loal framo will do- rrtontly ...lird till 
- bfctory W |u forguttou. Of him „„ v 


ti)u soeutl trErS °* a i ruin y *** lf you Will, „ ^ 

nv iu urn flowers will hang round it still. * ” (JorvoN ’is Kino.— Q harles Dl 

hu HomaliuW Word.,” .n.r 

%boSwi mrejiOftingto cx- fact, uftb.qotton trod., 

TiSl S" A»4lt»tor, brifliy BtaUid that tb. « L.t. au, aru.t .mik or 


Diseased Meat.— A clerk of one of the Dostou markets 
recently seized thirty-six carcases of veal totally unlit for 
uuy persou to eat, and which had beeu sold to a su usage* 
maker for thirtjr cents a carcase. + 

Rotton 'is Kinu. — Rharles Dickens, in a late number of 
hla u Uousehoid Word*,’ 1 after enumerating the strikiug 


anraigamation. The quartz mines are destined tu add 
immensely to the wealth Of the State 

Emigration. 

Kmigrauts continue to ptiur into.the t mntry lmm all 
ptutj of tlm Pacific Uc*«u ; Every rtvam* r fr*’m l’fi.i»um 
and San Juan is crowded with pa?»t-ng*-V9 Tin- Chile ■nr.? 
at" coming in great tnimbcrv-whll<: th*. multitudes* f Chi- 
..*’?•• arriving threaten to overnm u*. F*>r it month pusi 
the nrrjvnls of Celestials' 1 »hV«) averAgid LOU u week. 
Gt.ituumbers are cn the w,i). and *Mil grctekprepBr- 
ing to Thrm i.- n gri'«:ng Ulrliko ftinong our citi* 

zo.'t lit mji Iiij euch tn irm|»ti->n' of jIjcso 

1 Oregon. , 

From OrejfPU tubhi 1? Pt.raUy m; hews ] 

Queen Charlotte’* I«lend.* 
a intelligence received by nay of Orelpm from Queen 
Tliartptte’ff-IjUud cdnttrnt tbe ruiuorsor the ckistenee of 
vidwable gold mines there The Indian* hnd latgo-lumpi, 
iti-t heir possession, bu-t Wort* KQ hostile to tlm expedition 
that attempted tu umke a settlement, ns to compel them 
tu return to Oregon for anus a nd assistance. A conshh‘ra- 
ble emigration to this Warnl is taking place from thisdty 
n . less than fiv- 1 vesselx filled witl. armed miners having 
briU '4 for that dertitJltlon within tho past mouth. 
Sandwich Inlands. 

Our date.- from th - Sandwich Islunds are to the 13th of 
Mvrch. . Th", volcanic erupt Ion of Maun.i I. *m continued 
Wit), u.ialmt* d force. The kppe,iran**e l.y night of a fiurj 
jet of lavu. 600-feet high and Iftft'feet in diameter, projected 
from a crater of 10.0*X) 6-*-t above the level of the sen * 
d« scribed a» .iusurpas.«ingly grand The river » .uurtt 
lava rushing and loaming down ti.g mountain'^ si*le wa> 
I,, -'arts i tu- mile wide' Tho whalers that touched at 
L-.ltaiuit ,ia ' c uniformly, dpno well during the winter 

'.Alfa a. •' • 

c *M.r iuJ.*-Uigcnce from Rl.ina' r* aches to'th" lSti. of Feb- 
ruary. Jl"Ljr K*»ng «•«.* y^pidiy r*-covering from tl.e des- 
tihetive .'-uffagmti'm‘«if\D* ceuiber that swept **fl th* 1 ' 
i i lire Rhinos quarter of t liii town. It whs exja'cted 
(I it the whole ,'|..n.i- W,.id.j be built ov.-r in one or two 
.ninths “i’l|<- M.iolt pox iik; atta*’k»-«l ..great i.umhcfs of 
tl.v (.’hinese with wlioui it IiusTkcm particularly tatnl and 
tinny Europeans Mon. 8i-veiit. cn An.'-rican wl.nlersiar- 
rlvi-d at llo.ig Iv-ing during the n.uirti. of January, hi ) ug 
ui -t will. Very p-K>r suc.-.t-ss during the. past «easpn !’u- 
ringthi- mouth of Jeoury six vi siels crowded will. I l.i- 
n *e Miileti f-r-b^iK ..Fie ... -i«co. and ten ’otllcrs-cnp* ’ ie ol 
carrying- 11600 iikiipl-L v. , re at U^bnecpuiits loading f* r tills 
I’l-.rt. ’ The reb< tti'-n ir j. r . rufsiug. An Imperial General 
w o defeated pnU.'e .'ti l. * *i January, and again on tlu*46th 
but Un- accounts are ■ \. <nUugl.v vague aud meagre. 
Society Islaq^s. 

News has reaclntl dsthn. fin- inhabitant* T«f Tahiti and 
the other Society Islands^ lia.l rebelled against the author- 
ity of Qu.wi. Pomare, wlio had applied in vainfor assist- 
ance to the English. French and American residents 

Tlie Herald judges from its information thut^he revo- 
, lutiou won instigated and set in motion by tlio J-'reipfb. 
From South America— Execution of Oam- 
biaso. 

Hy tl.e Empire City, w*’ have received l'ai.an.a papers 
to tin* 4th insi. The Herald lias received advices from 
I Uparaiso. detailing tlio particulars of the trial- and rxe- 
•cation of CauibiaBo. the insurrectionist and pirate of the 
Biraifirof MUjprfluw. Tmd his pccomplicw.- RHinbiasoaml 
his accompli^i s. 'iA v ln numb-r, belonged to the aruiy, tin* 
former beirfg a Lieut ennui. an-J were stationed nt the 
Straits of Magellan, w hole the Chilian lAo/enmiant has a 
ponyict colmiy ' ' f 

RambiiWwa.s ut the’ bend of .the insurrection which 
t*-*rk place tlifcru on tits 2ftth of November last, and which 
resulted in tin' capture of two Anu-ricau vsosel.s'.nud the 
murder of nil ou board, 

The scutunce was published on the 23d ult. and c/irried 
into effect .on the 4th. 

t'ambinso nud llie old soldiers showed a courage wortliy 
of ubetter cause. If it hud been displayed on tho livid of 
Kittle, or if it had not been preceded by the most dread- 
ful crimes, they would have beep h'drocs. • Uorjrof great 
actions, for glory and .for their country 's defence, they 
mistook their mission, and they have suffered au igno- 
minious dcuth.'iiuuntcd by remorse and soiled by crime. 

- On arriving ut the place of execution. Oan.bioao begged 
leave to address Hi** people. TI*- spoktwith self-posses- 
sion, confessed himself guilt# oi all tlie crime • imputed to 
him. and wortliy of the fate lie underwent/' ’■ r TTe, said the 
same of bis aecompli*u-.* wlio hliured his lute. 

— -4- ■ 

Isthmus Items. 

T.u Flor.;« H'ah.— T1i«* authorities at Panama an- 
considerably exeiU-d. and t int Huruld gives n-Jiuui" r oii- 
uceount of the arrest of two men. a proposed chase after a 
brig supposed to belong t-. Florin, und other warlike de . 
monstriitious. • 

Tlir Ghol-o Mims T hese mines continue t«» attract 1 
g reut attention. and they promise toaffordgood profit* I r 
working. • • 

'I’m It.Mi.noAo.— Another Section of the Panama Kail- 
raid. (five miles in extent.) lias been opened and tin 
other portions of tha work urd progressing yapidly- Five 
thousand of tl.e natives arc to be employed o.i dilb-reiit 

8. Consul at Pauaum during the alwefire of his brother ip * 
thu JJiilti.il hluliui. r — 

An Icidnent. — A h elderly and worthy cltlz*m,jwiOK" 
exterior in ‘the matter *>j utlire. it iqay be <-oufiafflo<l. bis- i 
t rayed no undue Ostentation of ..wealth, while passing JO* 
th«j street yesterday afternoon was urcoated by u jailor 
with the hoiuewbat abrupt iuterrogutury/- - ! say. un* you 
a poor man ? •» "Quite ha poor as I would choose!** bo ” 
v/iu. the good nut u red reap'-iiM- Wrfl.-f r. -pert youi> 
gray hairs. At you are poor I wuul to give you Route Money / 
and acconupgly our g*-noreua tovdrew from bis iek*'/. 
puwe tolemhly well filled with silver change. proJCln/to 
makean equal divIsM'.i belw.-.-n them. With MttH^tflfil 
cuity our elderly friend miroeeded in deellulng Vi- g.-n- 
Vrtt*r. upon the pi. U that he wis tlm lets Red* of, 
th/two. |N«-w iiedlord Men ury. T 

.An Old Soljjiei.. — A Huvauuah paper says : There is at 
prelent in uur«ity on a visit, one of the frw remaining 
survu^re of tin- struggle wl.luh tried iuuu'm souls.” Mr. 
JoUn*, Vauglm.1, of Nassau county, Florida. .Mr. V.'b 
upward^nf ninety years old, uud wan iu Arnold’* division 

111 till* boitli- .s.irulnm. i. . .. .. 


Dim* a and the dDootery «.| tli| Knp.mda mine eausud 
ii-'M.zHi lo !)•• sqimnd.-n-u In ib-liiMvit i’l.ifi panics. Already, 
bow - v- r. iliere wi-r*- -yiuptoin. ‘ j. reliction 
|TI." alcvi-.lt Will l»* ol*scrv«jdj refers to only otic prn- 
v . ii (• .- in Australia, that ».! Ad*-L\lde. That there Is iliuuli 
b'ol'l in t lv«* e*»unfry els.-wlicn- ij fell known | ‘ 

... '. dlnmaAk. 

Tin* pnnisli Ministry is ..-ngaUd in a dispute with the 
i.ermnule lH*-t *m thesulyectofthc Hidstcinf* dcralc.cmtin- 
geni. Tin- Diet dciunnds that tip' ICirifcof Denmark; as 
‘bike of Ilot*t* ln. shall hold a s*niarate military contingent 
al it' *lis|n*Mil ; ai.'l tile inniiurf'h replies, iu v* ry .decisive 
.iangii Lg* that he lias n^g-sid :l l right as the Emperor of 
\u-liia to kee p ids aruiy ” one. ami InvlWbl". uit-lj*. 
•L-.-ighal*- whatever tr<><*ps he ii}ay pU-asc t-. tliinl. i man 
service. All he w ill promise isJ that a federal contingent 
'li.I.ll rctnalu a* a rub- in Holstein, and' bo generally com- 
posed of natives of the duchy. The Diet considers that it 
lias made a had bargain In restoring the sovereign author- 
ity without assuring its owu influence at the same time 
Death oil the Grand Dirk: pr Baden.— I ntelligence 
has been recoiTcd of the death of the Grand Duke Of Ba- 
den. Which took place on Sutiiriluy night. Tho Grand 
.Duke. Chnrlra Leopold Frederick, wras born in 17D0— he 
WH*. th.-reforej 02 years of age alibis death. He has been 
only known as the ruler oF a small and unimportant Ger- 
man principality, noted chiefly fdr its revolutions. 

Neither as a man tior ni a sovkjvigh was the late Arch* 
duke characterized by. .any extraordinary personal quail- 


man principality, noted chiefly fdr its revolutions. 

Neither as a man nor ni a sovkjvigh was the late Arch* 
duke characterised by .any extraordinary personal quail- 
tie- ni one moment humbly boftng to the popular will 
wli. ri it wh- in tint ascendant fjromiRlng libi-r»l int-titti- 
and law*— breaking lh*>.*e promise*; and trampling 1 
the ps -pic nudertoot when restored to the full exercise of 
absolute power'. 

“ l\nin, April 2'v Mid-day.— Exploded, the powder mag- 
azine of tho l'lnco I’uilone. by the side of tho Dora Ono 
quarter of the capitnl bn* been injurtM. Every one is In 
conaternation. The details sro not yet known i nor are 
the «!auses. It Is feare-J that the other two magazines 
will fellow. -All is cuufuiion.ft • 

-Sine*! the above wus received, -lb ** -dc Turin ot 
tlie above date has arrived. Under th,- head of - Latl-sl 
forJgomg • * B lb ° follow, °^ Ptfagraph, oonflrming thu 

f a ‘Two succcssiro shocks huv« btfi. 

felt, lik*- those of un cartlrquake. Tlio powder magHilnc 
of llurgo Dora has exploded; tho population are hurry - 
mg to the scene of disaster ; th.: rappel is being beaten ; 
all the faubourg is f.n fire ; a barrack has fallen down 
two hundred deaths aro spoken of.” • • * 

The lUcxrr.uN o> Rosas in I s .land.— T he official 

reception gfiou to Gmuai Rowl-. ou hia landing at Ply- 
mouth. has created tho greatest indiguatlo'u In England ; 
all tho papers ate out against it. and tho matter was 
brought before Parliament, li'o should got bo surprised if 
he was treated' as HHynau was by tho London brpwors. 
The London Merchant!!* Gazette, irt speaking of Rosas, 
says : 

" If. however, the accounts which ban- just (cached 
this country inky Ik- relied upon, our *'"Ui>tryu*n had 
.better reason than perhaps they wore lh«-n .aw-uriM&to rv- 
joice ut Ills overthrow ; fur. amongst other tneditnlfd acts 
of atrocity by whirl, lie intended to ninrit i.is tyramifc sway 
it is all*-gt‘d that he lmd left a list withHhc uhiid-h oithoso 
whom he Intended to cut off should ha prove victorious 
in the buttle he was going to fight— ths battle oi Monte 
CasserotL In this list were tho names on lhe KindDh iu- 
luihiuou, ac w«’*!l ns other foreigners It Ts'f'ilfty to (Tr*»- 
■ceivo l.ow jiatctul to i.|m must have been tho presence of 
our countrymen who. lie may have been well assured 
would view his atrocities with abhorrence, and who, 
through tlu> .indium of tl.e public, press, would publish 
Up-in in every part of tli- civilized world- Such is the 
mitH we Lave now amongst Us ; and we can only say. that 
tie- shorter he makes his stay, tho more agreeable it will 
be to ibe nation. 

1. \Tijn mow Bce.fos Avaca. — Dates from Buenos Ayres/ 
to Mnreh ftth have Ix't-n received ut Bustou, pp to which 
ti.uokll whs quiet Thu sulquot of reducing the tariff on 
turelgu wl.uat und tlour was being discussed, and a muni- 
cipal government being formed. I)ou F. Castellanos wus 
appointed Secretary of Foreign Affairs. , 

At Montevideo^jMHH^jjj | j^Ayre* the markets-wero un- 
changed. Kxrfrai.ge on tiie'uWti'd Stutos 6 per cent, dis. 

Private Jitters, dated IDi.-iMlsVyrcs, March 8th. states 
that affair/w «re pr*.*grcssing favAuhly It was thought 
that au dMtiou for l’n-fideiit w*.i^U iR^fi ^uke place, nnd" 
thut iiltct the esUbli'liment of a r«-guliirVguvcrnment 
measure( would b.- take.. t*> pay off Urqulzaanabls uriny. 

Uideofivere lower— sales aL lu l . 4 . Flour aim Lumber 
were ifi deumpd. f { 

Manv refonn' were 'taking plaoo Munlcipfl Govern- 
uiei.tH, like those in the United States, it vra^. thougl.t 
would be organized. thu« doing away witlnhacentruliza- 
tiou of Rosas. 

A spsaial agent, had been *«-nt to thu iuterlpr Provinoes 
to vffectAfational drgauizutions. / 

The sdUcct of reducing tin* duty on forjggn wheat and 
flour WHdllseu-M-'l. and the expe^jncVy#m*e competition 
in the sail of beef and breaiL^r 

Divi.*ionfof the Ilraziilaj^fmuy bad left Bueno* Ayres 
for -Montewco Tlie, n^mirity bad given iu their adhe- 
sion to thu elac^ujifGiuu Juan P. Giro as President of 
that Province. 

The ladies of Montevideo had presented the new Presi- 
dent with a rapei L nk^iunal flag. 


tl TT ' *|lintatb.|js'/i* Uxe.l l.y tin- |b*anir FaTr OiieniH.|« ; , 
Mliidlfng Grlehn*, 6.(4, Fair Upland- Mi, anh' .Mi btfng 
l pin. id. 6*1 >» lb....Wesu-ru Ranal Kb.ur, 20s ; ()liio.tls; | 
y.-liuw « 'oru. 30s ; 20s ; Lar.l, ly , RouroIa tKljtf. 

Further by tho Africa’, j 

N.w Von I.. May 'go 

' b'-r lJolraRus.-rhb-einred in Parllnmnittlint lli. reL.-n- 
"" »ft apprehend an invasion *.f England i»y 

Fn.in-i- 

rrouioDiMon ll,. „nnlv„m,ry ol N„|„>l,.«n ; « dkntl, 

„l lliirin, , .lnui. uoetf b^prniol T 

Nowtfork Markots. <Wr 


aca 


ii 




Departuroi of 

CANADA, (Br.).,, 
ATLANTIC, (Adi.) 
AFRICA, (Hr.).,.. 
CAMHRIA, (Hr.).. 
ARCTIC, (Am.)... 

ASIA, (Ur.) 

AMHRICA,(Br,).. 


' the Colling and" Canard St 

/•'RON LIVERPOOL 

..for BOSTON........ SATURDAY, ] 

..for NRW YORK... .WEDN10IDAT, 
..for, NR W YORK. ...SATURDAY, 

for BOSTON SATURDAY, 

.ft*r NEW YORK.... WKDNWDAY, 
..for NEW YORK.... SATURDAY, 

..for BOSTON,. *.... SATURDAY, 


1 Starvation or a R.Aain and Cayw.— The following 
melanebuly narrative is taken from a private letter, writ- J 
ten February 26.. 1B62. at Valparaiso, 011 board II. M. 8. 

Dido : 

. Wo arrived YaDrtfaUo i>n the 10th prox,; we should 
have bt'eu her** much, sooner had we not delayed so much 
tiina looking after Captain Gardiner, a gentleman of fur- 
tune, who lmd joined the Patagonian Missionary Boelety. 
•..id bad gone to uouie Miiajl barren iidundN off the Horn 
to enlighten the iuhabitauli*. wikt as they wen*. Were- 
iM ived intelligence from Kio that we wore to look after 
(’apt. Gurdiu* r Ht thu Falkland Islunds, where we pro- 
ceeded* and li*'ttring here tl.at a vessel kud left provisions 
I uud clothing f-»r him. expecting hu would call for them, 
we rusuuu-d our scureh tor him to HUilt-n, a small unin- 
habited island ; tin-re w*- could find notlpng tlmt could 
lead t*> bis discovery, but u large boat ’moored to a tree, 
itqdon the hill was u flug-rtatf, with a piece of bed-tick 
.fort Hag. We cut the name of our vessel ou beveral 
trefe. and got under weigh the next morning. We uii- 
jrUftD.d at Gilbert’s Roye, about two ur’^breo iiny n* tail ; 
>ante»4»yRMU uHtwTi*i ffl b* *reuaza4A<»a. iua*tre» wh* ihi«dta*< 
heription: " Dig deep ; under tills spot you agili find a 
bottle.” We dug, aud found it. and ij. it a note as fob 


Nowlfork Markets. 

NlivYorl. WOj- 111 

Tlie Got ftth market to-day is tiWlinng.il Tin* Lb--* of 
llmir DUluuut to *(K»A,lil» ni ,1 I J '.iii f 4 tf, l,, t ..i^iinry 
lirulul,. I'.im I- J„l-U.. „i„l ll„, t „ 

I ’.ijiki bll.hiJ, tf laitt'M l" K.V 1-irkM Mm, iirjuu, r. 

yuu„m,TK s,'. i,, .H r >1,1.1 fiu'i,'" j ' , or h i 

Ohio 'Hi vcr ; — Markets. r 

V < IM INNATI. #1 iy It*. 

Tl„. rlviT liiT,. lu» rl„,.„ a inch,,, w tn,|„ uf„ | lut 

toiur,. i'luut *a as. \VAkk.v lr,,.., ■ 

yPiTTshuRH, May 1ft. 

■riiiTo Ik 11 fi'i't * liicl,,., w„l,T Id Uiu iIidddi I Inn,. m,J 
the river Is falling. 

Steamboat Collision. • 

Pitthhi’R*., May 1ft. 

Tli.- steamer Governor Meigs run Into UuMIali Colum- 
bia below Beaver, and sunk her. Bout aud cargo a total 
0#s. 

General News by the Africa. 

Thu escape of the Cuban prisoners from Cuota is con- 
firmed, Meagher’s escape is contradicted. Parliament- 
ary proceedings and general nuws from England arc un- 
important. 

The advices by the Hermann produced no effdjt on the 
Liverpool Cotton markii. Trade in the manufacturing 
districts had improved) aud price* were ndvanalng. Bacon 
had advanced from Is to 2a : Rice I7s fid ftfBa fid. 

Tim advices' from the CaptSc^ifc^^'io relative to the 
Kaffir wur were saiisf^ctury .• 

Havre Ootton Market. 

Tlie sales for tho week haye amounted to 12.000 bale*.- 
aud the imports have reached 38.000 bales. The stock ou 
baud Is 82.000 bales, of which 78.000 la American. , 

St. Louis Markets— The River. 

Br. Louis. May 10. 

. river here is stationary, am^kMoather Is ®oU. 
YelidW. Corn 35, white 37 to 43 ‘cents. A sale uf lOO OOO' 
lb*, city eurad shuiflders. deliverable lu Juno, has been 
.made rtt 7)* cents. Freights u. NewOrh-ons— uu lluur 
l 20 yirtit-*. pork 25o. and - tobacco $2. 

NewYork Markots.— Advance In Cotton. 

NewVokk, May 20. 

Tlio advices by tl.e Africa Imvo created some sensation 
in tho Cotton market, and prioos have advanced an eighth. 
Middling Upland 9£(S)9ijc., and Middling Orleans ft»,' 
fa>VKo. Thi-jpales of Flour to-dxy amount to 12,000 bhb*. 
Prices unchanged. Pork Is unchanged and dull 
Maryland Whig Convention. 

Baltimore, May 20. 

The Whig state Ronveutiou adopted resolutions iu favor 
of Fillmore, but agreed to support the nominee' of tlm j 
National Convention. - . . ‘ 

CongrcHBldnal. 

Wtfiii.NuTON, 3fay 20. 

The Senate to-day passed the bill granting land-* to 
California for mllroud purp’os****. and estnolishing certain 
ports Of entry it. that State. ^ The Defiuteucv hill whs then 
taken up und debate till thahour of mbourun.ent. 

Tho House bus been engaged In discussing the' Territo- 
rial Bill and thu hill fixing tho salaries of officer*, but no 
acliou was taken. 

Cincinnati Markets. 

Cincinnati. MaJ*2U. 

The sales of Flour to-day are moderate and prices are 
unchanged. Whisky 16#a. Sidt-s, in hulk, 8c. 

Ohio River. 

l^TTssiTnoii, May 20. 

There is 8 feet water in the channel hero und tlie river 
Is falling The weather is cold nnd unplvosaut. 

NewYork Markets. * 

New York, -M ay 21. 

Th*- Cotton market to-day is brisk, although thu sates, 
up to tho- hour of M-udi.ig this rcpurL. arc nut large. 
Middling Upland is <juutcd ut 0) t , uud Middling Urleaus 
at ft:’„ to The market generally is unchanged. 

Memphis and Louisville Railroad. 

The engineer* have commenced the survey of tho route 
of tl.e .Memphis aud Louisville Itnilrnad. 

We all “ look down” on Homebody:' Tho man 
of bullion look* down ou tho shopkeeper, tho shopkeeper 
on ids clerks j clerks turn up their noses at tnochaulc*, 
wl.iln mechanics are above associating with hod carriers ; . 
**'R.nstr*-*s»-s won’t associate with Oervunt girls ; servant 
girls won’t speak to radish peddlers, while tho radish 
girls think it •' low and wulgar ” to speak to tl.e little huz- 
zies who keep tl.e crossings dean. Wlio the latter •* look 
down " on we have not learned, though there is no doubt 
tl.at they consider themselve* "far above” somebody. 
Queer, Isn’t It? 

Ci'RE for Dkafnem.— M r.K^fc. Jewett, writing to the 
ltoeton Cultivator, sa/S : 

At about threw years of nger u (luughter of the Hon. 
Daniel Baldwin, of Moutpelier. beca.no very dean., both 
curs. In conversation it wus difficult to iuuke Iter bear, 
.uud she continued in this wretched state until about 
•■Igh.tcch years of age. when au Iudian doctor, chanced to 
see ljur, who told the mother. Mrs. B.. that the oil of onion 

II nd tobatcq would cure her if prepared os follows : Dirjde 
un onion, uud frOin the centre take out a piece the size of- 
11 common walnut ; fill this cavity with a Hresh quid of 
tobacco, and bind the onion together in its usual simp*- ; 

1 .wist it. then trim off the outer part until you come to 
thut portion slightly colored or peudrutud by the tobac- 
co : mush up the bulauce of the tobacco ; put It into o_ 
phial. Threw drops of this oil Mrs. It. informed m<Lahe 
dropped iulo the ear after her daughter had re-tint to 
bed. which immediately gave her considerable pain, which 
lasted for Nome time. Before morning, however, bur 
hearing bccau.o so extremely delicate and. sensitive, that 
she suffered by the souud uud noise in common oor. verna- 
tion ! This situ soon overcame, aud for more than tbrwo 
years past, bur heuring has been entirely restored , to tlio 
great joy ot her parents und friends. 

^VENrrfcaV WWT " - E b »friiawin»-g«apKia distogy^mibAr^ 
lilatlou is from the pen of Mrs. Swisshelid. How llftle 
attention people pay to this importknt subject to what 


burned down; m gf Unit^HU^^.m "m U i ° r l phyB,c ‘ l1 «»uvuUlon visit ths 

1 «Xlttrlm<i n £l r r : Dnited Ht»t«* f and England would feel thu shock from 


'* “uiw- auy «ort of hyperbole, to hang upoi 

jMJ. «y4twwaw tt xh4MlUi,liawf«fc. 

ttd , “ 7 “• ***i, «rlUi 4rtjr powngim , or U,«. for lM^offcol lo l„«i item.,, . 

ul ** Ptftko*, ol K„,unJ. The Oiamuuati Nou^ruil tt»ya that the Criu- 
ork rf, “hTMtoti »"iu, utuuUun “.to 1 * te-M-oua mur- l.ufi. 

f* Nh, *‘* uk “ “ ut ** i - 


. ' — -- v ivu i.ivur- 

{. "UtoM*t*... Aiaotif thu (onuor w.-r„ br. 


,TU. NU»«, Uk,» DUl #mu Id Kurlltf, io“h„2T, 


M.rvUora of tin* struggle wl.luli tried inuu’s souls.” Mr. 
Jobn^Vauglmii, of Nassau county, Florida. Mr. V.'b 
upwardiof nlueiy yaun old.nud was iu Arnold’* division 
»l tha lOWo of wt.icl, romlted t„ tho r«pi,Dli> 

tlon or thireutire Uritlsharuiy, commaudud l.y BuMQrnt. 
It is well knohrn thut tlu division referred to performed 
an Important purt iu thu aerie* of brllliuut movements 
that ended iu the complete victor#of the patriots, uud ns 
total discomfit ure of the luvader*. Mr. Y. subwaiuebtly 
joined the iuuiu army under Gen. Wnahiugton. on ti.e 
Jersey border, and was engaged.' I« a number of those 
sklrn.Ubw. which go to make up the history of our Revo- 
lution. ^ . — * ' .... 

Lonukiity.— T he New Bedford Mercury Bays that there 
Is u atrip of land borderiug on tl.e sea iu Houth Dartmoutl., 
known as -‘Btailh’* Neck.” which is about oue mile iu 
width by one and a&*lf miles ip Ungtb. The iuimbfUuU 

K tl.ls* Itrip of bina are mostly, QuaRura wlio number 146. 

0 ago of twenty of whom avsrage hfi years, and make an 
aggravate of 172ft year*. Twelve <>f this nuipber l.uve ut- 
tajual'L) from bu to ft6 yeor% making au aggregate of 1131 
ystuv, uud gidkt others, tb* ubmuvutivuly im ldlv ug< d. 
or* Aow frt“ md “ - 1 * mmmzi . 


i only tbpaa working dgy*. ^ 

*,a i 


llurl>or,iit a di-lane* of about tiO miles from this place.” 
W«- proceeded, to that pine*- the next uiorinpg, after 
'speaking to two,eauoeaof *traugo-l.K)King lniuu.ii beings, : 
quite naked : they were painted, and col< red |Lt ll» hung 
round then. • ' Jf ' ' ' ' 

There w« re several other enu'*cz Of tl.i* (puscriptlou of 
humnhity iu its worst form: they caught fish, ami ul<- 
■Hlu-ui riiw. and *ubal*t*4 °B wlltl herbs and root* of trees. 
l*nVv they could bear tho eold j cannobUtll. forte., month* 
Jn.tVf twelve it is Intetim-ly coliAr -5Ve happened t*> got 
VWf-'in the -in timer W'e ggvo them j» few articles of 
clotliing. inti tl.ey woqld hot wear tl.e.n We left them, 
uud ri'-NiimcdAMir search after C«|d Gardiner. VVeurrived 
• at 8piV.iinh^lfnrl>or the saiiKiCvuqiog. and scut boat* on 
shore tuUBooti us we droppud uitclio/, und tiieu I heboid a 
sight, which I trust I shall never wiL.u-h* again. Strewed 
lamfforent partgnf the^t-uch were Rapt, u, uud two of 
ilia party. The first w.Touw wo* Capt. U. in u atute of 
tlecoiupositlou. We HUpposed it to be him. by there being 
a watch bunging to hi* skMeteu form, and sopm distaucu 
from him there wit* another. Wo proceeded toue dis- 
tance to a cave with a luuterfl ; when we entered there 
was u deadly smell at th*- end of tho cuve, where we found 
the re-uinins of tlie others. There wa* furniture and 
cooking utensils, as though they had lived there 'some 
time. The l*oats K crews were allowed to have the clothes, 
tu* thoy (bund .* large chest oouUlulng hooka and cloth- 
ing, and on thu 111 of it wus uzllud hi* will, utatiug Hint 
the first ship that found them should have them. Wo 
hurled them with Uiu honor* of wur ; and cut ou tl.e wall 
»m this inscription : M Proceed ou tho beach about a mile 
aud * half, you will find three mure ; do not delay, for we 
are sfurvlitg.” We made tlm bust of luate. aud found 
them dead. It appeared t Lev had been shuuued by the 
uatiu-e. and had Rtarved to pealh. We liad a rough |«S- 
sage from Rio tu Imre, as la'guueraUy tim-ua** rouud the 
Horn. ' - ( u . 

It \b BtateJ that wBfenever tho Kin^ ^Tfijism 
feels like having a little field sport, he shoul&rH hifrifiu, 
and - go*-* ajguiiuiug ”aft« r mliwiuuarte*. Mjc fthfea to 
expouud the gospel J 


•- People are beginning to veutilato public Iwli* so that 
one can sometime* h*»ar a lecture without being bbilged to 
iulule other people’s cast off breath, with itl foul gases ; 
hut church*:* generally hold c&u communion, and with a 
u.o«t brotherly pertinacity the keuiu mouthful of air i* 
breathed by tl.e whole congregation. Sister BrBwu throw* 
it out of her luug* with u few *e«d* of consumption iu ft. 
and then Brother Jones takes it into h|* chest und give* it 
back with a tobacco flavor, and so on rouud, each ono sup- 
ply lug fro** his or her *tore-hou*« some animal mattor to 
make the preoiou* litll*. morsel of breath, shut up within 
tl.e fortr walls, good and thick for family consumption. If 
tlifc.r mind* do not becou.o aA«imulut«d by a communion 
of faith, tlieir bodies might by the general uniop and com- 
munion, and mixing ui> of the gases und vapors of their 
mortal part. People who would not eat out of tho same 
dish will, another, or sip with the same spoon, tidrik noth- 
big of taking into tlieir lungs, and incorporating will* 
their blood the particle* of foul woMa* which have passed 
off from that other's svfUun. . . ... 

We would much rather submit to au ludlscrimito use of 
tooth-brushes thau «»f breath- H would not appear half 
so dlraustlug t«> put another person's tooth-brush ipto 
to."«Utb, Mlt would bo touV. bl. owt out bwtfU Into 
one’s lunge 1 hud In a crowded ehureli wiUiout great care 
In ventilating, this preoMi U regularly going on, and so 
wejuet a* regularly * 0 0 ^ 

Coast ok Afrk-a.— A >ttcr from Capa Coast 
,un-d March I, sUt*# a* follow* : 


NEW ORL EANS M ARKETS. m 

i Christian Adv6cats Orricr- \ 

Saturday Rlornlng. May 22. 1BM./J 

Tile week Juat .'lapsed ba> not Iwen an active dhn for 
bust ups* generally, nnd, indeed, we have now roach ml n ~ 
period of thfi season when trade geii.'rally In-glna to ling. 

Our grout staple, Cotton, ha*, however, maintained a firm, h 
position, mid' riugHr nnd . Moloases have also been steady, m 
I’ rovixfoi.H lti.ro slightly Improved In price, excepting N 
Bacon, which Is dull, with a birgH stock in stow. Flour I* £ 
wit l.out material change, while Corn has advance.!. 

The Cuui.nl steamer Cambrin wn* to auocecd the Africa, 
from Liverpool, on the 16th Instant, and her advices may § 
be I .oked fur, by telegraph, about Wednesday next. « 

COTTON— -The week now under review opened with 
more buoynney aud increased firmness In the Cotton 
market, aud tho business of Saturday embraced nearly, 
or quite, 7000 bales, the closing rates showing an average 
improvement of fully tf of a*tsnt. On Monday, tho fh- 
voruble accounts by tho Atlantic were before ths public, 
announcing a steady and active market at Liverpool, with 
Ml. " of 46.000 bales for tuo four days’ ending on tbe 6th . 
instant. This intelligence bad the effect of rendertOg vi 
•our market still firmer, and the transactions of Monday 01 
aud Tuesday summed up sorao 10,600 boles, at steady 
prices for the better qualities, though the ordinary and 
luf* riur qualities were, if any thing, rather easier. Wed* 
nerduy was a quiet day, tho sales not exceeding 4600 bale#, 
at ycry full rates for the better qijallties. On Thursday 
the market opened quietly, but the* favorable news by tbe 
AD lea becoming known a» about two o’clock, two or three 
parlies came forward and took 6000 bales, at stUl fuller ^ 
prices. Yesterday thu inquiry continued, and resulted la 
sulKRof 6000 bales, making a total for the week of 38,000 j 
baJrs, taken mostly for Great Britain, French and Spain," 
Prices dose at angdranoe, since this day week, of #£>>{4, y 
tbe improvement being greatest upon sUfct middling to 
middling fnir. The receipts at this port since the 1st 
of September are now 1,367,288 balsa, affect 043,786 to 9 
annui date last year, nnd at all the United States ports B 
tlu-ru is now au increase, compared with last year, of 
filfi 026 bale*. 

wkw orlkans class.#. (Nation. ' 

Inferior :.6K07M Middling Fair ,....10»l0U* « 

Ordinary 7^©8>,' Fair lO^faHl i 

Mi* Idling ft O 0j< Good Fair ....lutmlnal. 

Uu.nl Middling — ft‘i/0OJi Good and Fine... ...nominal 

cotton and Tobacco statsmcnt. 

Collm, bales. l\>haceo, hlids. . 

Stock on band Sept. 1, 1861 1S,3P0 *1,871 * 

Received Since 1.363AC7 40230 

.. yesterday.,. 3,721-1. 367.288 280—40610 ( 

1.372,078 . . 70,000 - 

K snorted to date. . . . 1.240.404 A 88^40 -t 
.. yesterday. . . . 6,732— 1 ,266 jhfi 000-^640 C 

Stock <>□ hand not oleafrd 117,642 31 .860 

TOBACCO— The Tobacco market ha* continued qpite 
firm 4 n..(I with u good demund, the extent of businca* ^ 
being less than it would hare bpon had the supply been 
larger und better us8ort"d- As It Is. the sales, up to 
Thursday night, amounted to about 1700 hhds, at price* 0* 
fully up to our previous quotations, and, In some cases, at 1 
a i* ml live advance. Yesterday about 328 bhds found ^ 
pbrtdiasers. os follows : 23 ut 6 ; 33 nt 4 j* ; 166 at 3>4 ; 

20 ut 4J*. and 10 at 6 ; and 82. of which 22 at 3 and 3 ■ 
40 at 4>4. and 14 at 6)44 V lb- Our quotations ire 
now: For Lugs, ‘2J403J4 ; Lwif, Inferior to Common, 

4 fit! A ^ ; Fair to Fine, 5(a)6>4 ; Choice and Selection*, 

¥ft- 

SUGAR— The Sugar market, though Vlthout much 
activity, ha* continued’ qulto Ann. and during the wselc 
some 2800 hhds have Wn disposed of Including 800 y.**-' • 
terday. Prices close with st "..dl ness at tho same quotation* 
given lost week, viz : Inferior, none ; Common, 4£>4>« { 

Fair to fully Fair, 41il5>6j% i Prime and Choice, 

* it- •'.timkl 

Week’s receipts, 20ftl hhds and tierces— export^ 163 
hl.d* and bbls. 

MOLASSES— A fair demand ha* prevailed, pnd not- 
withstanding rather larger receipts, prlc.-s have under- 
gone little or no change. The week’s sal*’., (including 260 
bbls yesterday) are fully 3000 bbls, mostly at 23020$ for 
ordinary to good fermenting, aU(l^tt£9>* for prime and J 
choice reboilff' ■ Tj}'-* J 

Week’s reeelpts, 4017 bbls— exports, 800. 

F LOUK— 1 The Flour market haw not presented an active s 
appearance this week, an*l prices have been barely bus- 1 
talned. notwithstanding the limited arrival* from tilt* 
West. Up t*» Thursday Aivetting barely 0600 bbls bad 
been sold, including 3600 bbls Ohio, (three flatboat load*.) 
dijlvered alongside ship, at $3 60(2)$3 65 and $3 67)*, 
and the residue, in imullcr lot*, at $3 fio for Ohio and St. 
Louis superfine, and $4 02>>/a>$4 87)4 tor extre'.tmd 
choice baker’* marks. Ycstocday’s sales. Included only 
about ftOO bbls attbi* range. 

Week’s receipt* 6185 bbls— exports, 10JJ37. ^ ’ 

G B AIN— Wu luive had a very active shipping demand j 
fur Corn throughout the greater part of the week, which 
lias occasioned a considerable improvement in prices, 
though latterly It bus not been so well sustained. The C 
entire sale* of the week sum up abont 54,000 sacks, (in- 
cluding 6000 yesterday,) the ruling rates recently beiorf, 
4*3(5(40 for mixed and yellow, and 60$ bushel for prink* ’ 
white, f. .Oats are rather lower, with sales of 8000 toftOOO 
suck* ut 20/2 32 1 for Ohio, Indiana and Bf. Louis.... Of 
Wheat ftOO sack* prime were taken at 78$ f) bushel..,, 
firan luia beett selling, in a limited way, at 72/3)75$ V 
100 Jb. 

Week's receipts of Corn, 71,81ft sacks and bbls— exports, 

26.611). 

PRO VISIONS— The pork market has recovered from 
the extreme dullness which characterised Roll lost week, 
ami price* hsve improved 25/050$ for all kinds. Up to 
yesterday morning some '4000 bbls bad been sold, princi- 
pally Me**, at $17 00/5) $17 37)4, the latter rata for lots I 

rate wu* $17 26 fur Mess, ond on y.-stenlay 700 bbb. sold | 
ut about $17 00(a) $17 26 for Mpss, uninspected. U! O. i - 

$16 25/5) $16 60 V bbl. . . .Of Green Meat we have noticed 
only some few small soles, chiefly In' casks, at .7$ for 
Shoulders, uud 8/5)8# $ for Side* und Hams .... Th« stock j 
of Braf. continue* light, and is almost all iu second hah# I 
from which t>ulc* are made, occasionally, at $18 60£$ j 
$14 00 fur Mess, and $10 60/&$U 00 for prinm;.; ,Us$oa 1 * 
is lower, aud nearly 1000 casks have been sold at I 

.fur prime rihla-d Side*, aud 7Kti)7K$ V lb for Shoul 
Yo* ter day there wu* little or uo oUangs....Lard has ad* | 


(Joast ok Aksica.— A .letter from Cape 
dated M arch 1, sU te$ a* follows ; 

*' The blockade of Ure Leward Cugs^Jias .Win 
five ora!*'. place*. conkqUHnOe of some kind 
having U$U signed, hut>ll*lrs are hUIUis a 


kind of tnjaty 


• •“ tlu. town of Wyduh has boen r 
with lluttuu’* factory. After tho firs 
in the rulus.of tho t*»wn the charred 
who bod bam unable to escape, « 
chained together by thu neck. It hi 
colluded together ready /or eblpplp 
homey, whefcth* King of tlmt evu 
ported to have beeu burnt,” 


« rcujyj'w .blpDlDr 


1 WWHTI 


mmirni ■""’T ' ' tf.'ff 

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i 


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€t)( Urto (Orleans 


■'l; 


! of 8t. I 


» ih. 


EftHlS-h Admiral*: 
m* furth. r documents', Jim result or ih* 
i which ha* Ivt'ii hi* til 


LmV.9 DK TRhEKUsnfi ; 
KKi*-*-AV«’1>rfc.>ii*j l‘< — tiwi <r\c 


■hb.a'km _., .... ■ . ... 

NkwYom. ,\i/v«RKr»**-AV«'Ti>rfc. May 1 


►hini , n tin* let by the onto of Gmhrij Uonnvdrt..,. 


^»r. fnnn up oxortiUmth'n « 
intn of thn lti m>vath*0. uml from 


kit to-day U iinll ntMnprlei# fur ordinary brand' 
from $4?8& m *4 M. pork to dull, n ml twite* nrarnmni 
Miitinly liniiiluHi, The flatlet gom-rally I* unchanged 
Hprfl In qm>l<tl uf f.2 Id 63c.. 


Aqalric*. ho* tin doubt that the tto» rwfWwi ri 
flm 1 if® In tho position Uoscnls'd ; burin* regret’ 
ring to 111® UUtnncH at which th® IWttoyatlon 
n the nice® nf Ire with th* totilp* lyteft tippo 1 
1 1)0 f Melted by which the vaawfr oau be identl- 


Ohm> lliv 
Jiert its* five 
hour* Tie 


■Ml.' 


rd* the clone of bin rejiOf t. Capt . Oturnaney •ay* •' 

reT ahlpa they may here been, whether a rank* 

lln’a or wot. the M« of the crew* roust bo a ■ubjeot of 


r may hare been, whether 

J the crown munt bo • 

t „.vhr. and many surmise* will remit . Ml Arm 
la that those vessels drifted n conridaraty® di fi- 
at niece of Ice. Fmni the description given. 1 
nmfnate It a ‘ berg,’ the moot elevated part b*;- 


MAnxf.T*— Ci’iHrifUi/t Mny IB. — The rlrei 
ipl.trrn InrliOf' within the tnet tWenty-f*»ni 
• of Whi'kt- Rave by-n .light at lOjtfe. 
The' demand fur Cileeke.lo limited, "kt 6)<c. Flottr la In 
moderate demand- it $3 £5. : 1^" 

N r n Y o n djft * a * »: r * — 1 or fr.M ay 15, 7 e. M.— 1 Th 
pales of Co(#h to-day amofiit toBOOO bales, and prloea an* 


nnchatigqC but firm. The soles of the week amount to 
' Hged. Corn 6} % to 64o. 


i may be 1 
, indication. 1 ! 
o pleaml to 
I to meet ani* 

, under 

, and wo dou 
r of llfo or pro* 

' ' W 

it has the 
. was created 


on that 

cannot denominate It a ‘berg, 1 — — — . - , 

ing no more than' thirty or forty feet high, while It wnn 
fire mllea long, wlijeh appears rerr Ilk* a portion of> 
henry floe, with a hummock upon It. , From the rant ot 
bolng found drifting with the current which acts along the. 
const of LabraifoLfrMfrJUavi*'* »tmlta,*MnliT they cam* 
from n hli^,4ilWnmlTiuTvmio ; the removal of the spars 
and the ABM lire of the bonts^milenh* that the abandon- 
menjjflWhe ship* had been' aWhrlcof time and dellbera- 
tloBf the fact of the ships beinjPlIosb together has the 
irnnce of their being consortia If the hull" were in 
ting condition when released t Tort the leather* is 
n cluinre tlmt tin y mny be Allan In with sonw^dky. n* 
iber ships Imre drilled to tho coast ofPortug 
iy of Dlscny." 


Flour Is unchi 
if Ix-cn a limited T 
i evening flR 26 1 


id for MoM 1’drk. nniL we 
) 85. Ordinary HUgar4,U . 


1 here ; 


100 

ouotn- 

lOtfrf. 


up- 


i rWiC?w 


whb was remW- 
. this pl^o^vjhlcl 

to belong to Wm^ras couscquentlj- 
th# cart containing tho articles wr if 
rtnoui^-not of st«.** L but of cow-hld'» 
moors are made In tho shape of cor- 
i outer and loiu r emt uf cnw-lilde. 
an Inoh and a quarter In thickness, 
elaborately stitched through with cow- 
bey are In two parts and tie closely, lmck 
, with leather strings. When worn they form n 
— “oply for tho body, and are impervious to a 
t to a rlflo. It appeared in evidence be- 
tbat the said Jesus Rodrigues hnd pur- 
from one Antoni > Penn, a notorlou*- 
who had reserved one, and the best, fo^ 
he had started, u few days previous. 


i thr Bra —U nder this head, tho Haiti 
0 following account of a recent perilous 
.. Gay Mooro, In a light ship : 
iboredltut somo time sinro too noticed 
i'had been ordered by tho Treasury He - 
at to proceed to Key West, Florida, and thence to 
t ship Florida, which Vessel he was to bring round 
xwt, Rhode Island. He accordingly went to his 
posaettionoftheshlp. <»n the 16th of April 
r Key West, and after discharging the pi- 
“ sea. On tho morning of the 10th It was 
the ship was lcakli g badly on both 
is stern. The ceiling was cut away ho ns to gel 
k in tho hope Of stopping it — » ho stern was found 
a shell, With tho adjoining timbers also rotWh 
*** A *“ “ — were manned all tho time,' and 




iovo her, ami ci mu to anchor n’ 
to endeavor to stop tho loak< Finding 
moe to gwtback to Key West, on tho 18th 
>o ftndcavor to .roach Ciuirloston. All the 
' ‘ ' This s' ato of things con- 


hrown ovofteard. 
y gales blowing during tho tlrde, up to the 
Mil. uid qjit tiwny the 


tinablo to carry .sail 

. Bvory « 


.. caso tho stern. Kvcry thing forwnrd wn.* 
ncd aft, so m to put her down by 'ho stern. Onthi, 
y but little hope of safety romained and all hands ex* 
='*4 tor, too,. bottom. All was ddue to keep her 
~ until shoald be - n opportunity t< 


on 


\ 20th. at 2 I*.' dock. r. M., saw a 


ited signals of distress, ni.il at 7 spoke the 
k Stafford, Cap - - - --- - - * ■ 


U Capt. Stafford, i f Ncwllodford. wh< 
_■ and crow, and threo \- «sougors on board, 
mng the atoros and effects. licy wore thoji in 
27 degrees north, longitude 77 degrees 40rainuUa 
n tho 20th, (poke the ship Sev.ih Boyd, CamHln 
ire, bound to NewYorkfroxnt* tlwi. whotnomhetn 
i whaler and landed them - .fely In NijwYerV 
hut a sketch of Oapt, Moore’s h-g. but it will servi 
ir tho. peril they wore In. - Tin . e were oft board 
a souls In all, and the Captain r<t;urv* us that for 


The Tire aVo Losi’or Ijifk Ni:w Yoka.- 
. lltnlil c.f SunJ.y. the tnh ln«t.. giro, tho following 
s of the lire nnd less of life iu that city on 1 
g of Saturday, the 8th inct. 



K0 are r.rtiln called upon to recortl another of those fear- 
litlcs 


P^Utnitics. which soem to be of periodical occum*nce 


I this city. Yesterday morning uIkjuI four o’fldck. a fire 
k- . . • 'laWNo. 


>ke out in tbo building No. 102 t'liilierine street, near 
street*iiivolving h melnurholy loss of life and con- 
do distraction of property. Tin building Itself win 
io work, two stories high, with »u attic. The firft 
ran occupied by •!’. 11. McGuire uh a boot nnd p.hrw 
'bile the serond floor and attic, were occupied ns i. 


■ate. the wiles being litii- 
i for Middlfugi is 8^d.. 


u by I‘. (JMgan. noliceman of the Fourth ward, and 
"Wporillsting of his wife nnd live children 


io tho 11 re broke out they wen* nil In bed ox- 
Ignn. who waa on duty iu nAiother part of- the 


M. Owing to thu very coinbiistiblu nature of the rna- 
[als of the building, the 


:* fin* spread with great rapidity. 
[ before the alarm was given, nnd ia-fore thu Annmfes 
AUK 1 POBBClUUH Ilf thulr piuliuu|*toitlon. they wrrtrnl* 
urropndrd by lh« flam«HUk side-. Tin* pop. 
gs toart! then seen n -*ar Uiu windows, from whirl, 
ics wen 


fen* aln ad.v iv<ulng, cryine for help and run- 
jnut In a frantie s'aic^B»one of (hem would vm- 
toto pass tlimugh the tinmen. in order. to reach thr whi- 
ps. whence they uiight have been saved by juturph)^ 
a the street.. But they retreated 1 into the back, rooms. 
“ all ogress was cut off, In rpnpcqOuneC of tbo/vapid 
•css or tho fire. The Are d p irtnu nt were jirmoptlN 
i spot, and wrought iq^iuliy. but did nut succeed 
iphing the unforLuoiitafeinutffc until ^uvcral- wen- 


burnow 


C-'lgau b 


CiiJfcoRKE Natiom.— T ho^Cher'*kec'”Adyocatc, in speak" 
lug m (Ini payment nf thu “per capita i 1 money, which 
rcc{ptly cniae off at Fort Gibson, says : 


•noise, confusion and excitement, of the •* per capita ’>| 
have ali-Teturned to their 


nt bring over, the propb 

Districts. -rtnd homes, well JKtlsttcd that they 

luivoBt last rereire.j the long expectfll money, fortohlcii 
their wountry east was bartered, and tout tlu-y were able 
to pa Will e ly» ilpb t s . \Yv were tlmcji grntillfd nt the 
promptmude manifested and ahowmoy tho Cherokees in 
paying wp^he merchants to whoiatney wore indebted f(<r 
goods. althottgbUM ui"st nf goo, I., were sold nt three 

|ii |i f ii. fm H I limit HP|)U|J» wfi paid for, without a word, 
which fact speaks volumes for tho honesty and integrity 
of the lull blooded Cherokee*. 

Tho snnto paper has the following : 
lVo understand that Jim Spaniard, who is charged nf 
murdering Mr. Berry «of the Choctaw Nation, was killed 
on Saturday bint near Fort Gibson, by u parly In attempt* 
lug to arrest him. 

About fifty or sixty wagons for California, from the 
counties of l*ope and Johnson. Ark., passed through our 
town a few days since. They, will go the x^Mid tec had tho 
misfortune to travel three years ago— the route known as 
the Kvans route— tho best routo to California fhmi South 
Missouri or ArkauMts. 


17.000 
There Iu 
quote t hi 

t°4Ho , 

Ohio Rmn-M a n ttirrs — Pittikurtn. 

There Ip nbc foct six inches wnter In 
the weather aloudy ami ufiplenpnnt, hut wai 

Cinrinmli. Mw 16, 7 r: m — The river here hi 
Inches duct* lnsrcport. Flour is linn lit provli 
tlons. Whisky 1« more firm, nnd is now quoted 
Mom Pork, $10 87 to $10 60. 

CoaokEmokAmj-iraA/iiiig/cn, May 15 — In the Sta ate 
to-Uny. Mr. ScwaM offered a repolution railing fur thlcor- 
respondence relnwc to the withdrawal of.Mr. Hulsi 
the Austrian Mini 

Thr bill grnntlng\|ads to Illinois fur different rnllft>nd 
projeeds. was ordercAo be engrossed, and tin* Senate f^oU' 
up tho Deficiency blfwhich was discussed up to the 
oir adjbmmont. 

Mn. Ci.ay’s Hudffii — The condition of Mr. 

Improved In a Pliant degree, and Pome hopes ar 
rtained of lilf ‘ recovery. 

lAwitrille. May If). 7 r. m. — T hcnjMimvrs 

Indiana and Belle Key have arrived to-day frodPNuwOr* 
leans. njAtheiChi^icvllor. Bella Donna. II. l'drei'S, ((en. 
Hcoft Eurntoa and Midas havo departed for tlmt port. 
Tho river la |h u ftaml. and thu wcaihcr isplnsant. 

Cn a i; i.» siofL May 1 Thq. den mnd for Ctiitnn during 

lh« last weeltms beefiOtlly tlfcr 
ited to oooo tuny. The quotal— 

•but the inarketmdidl. Freights % to fr-10. 

Tim receipts oftbifUm havo been hguln large this week, 
and the increuSMt the Atlnntlo ports over that of hut 
year Is now 1 10 OOftbales. against 111.000 bales lapt week, 
and 112.000 bales thi week beforo. (I)elta. 

Amin ai. .ok the IffbAMjc— F our Days Later’ from 
E emir e— I.m cor ta xr Co:,i| 1 eRcial N i:\vh — Cotton Firm 
ami I mprov ini) — Advance in BRRAosri ees, etc. — NewYmV: 
May 17. 8 o'ebxdt 22”niinutoi. A. m — ?T1im Collins Kteauiv; 
Atlrtntir-nrriVi d.hi re t-hia movniug-from Liv^Fpoob-bFiny- 
ing.dntea^o the 6th Instant, four dnys inter than by the 
Caniidot* Her advices fIiow a derided firmness and ini- 
pr<> vernont In the Cotton market, and) nu advance in 
bread stuff*, with an Increasing dcuuuid. The following! 
u nummary of hur^ commercial nows 

LivWool Markets. — Jiiverpool, May 5— ThcVu is n goo V 
demapd for cotton, and the wdes for four days procedin. 
the departure of thn Atlnntic amount to 45.000 bales., i 
whleh ppeculntors havtf' taken 0000; and exporturt OdO) 
btd|4. Holders are firm, and prices (for the lower npd 
dllng grades particularly) have an upward tendency 
Tut (Here is no change which toill nt present authorize an 
alteration In quotations. We, quote to-day ns follows 
Fair Orleans 5\{. Middling Orleans 5>£, Fair' Unland Lb 
nnd Middling Upland 4 ^d 

There lias been an active <qQand for all descriptions of 
brendstuffs. and in Tunny articles a clear advance In prices. 
■Western (’anal Flour is ipioted at20s(n)20stid (an advnncf 
of0d)aud0bio 21s(SF22'. (an advance of Is.) Yeljow 
Coro 30* 0d(5)31fl Od (an advance of ls/tels Od.j Whit 
30wTi)yiH (an advance of froin.ls to -2s.) 

Conuremionai..— Hoi/iing(mi.Mny 17. r.M. — Both House 
of Cougrops lmvq adjourned until Wo^nesday. in ordc^t 
attend the funeral of Mrs. Adams. 

A Death —Wm. Dcrriok, Chief Clerk in the Depart'men !, 
of Stale. Is dead. [ Eve. Pic. 


TO OeANO ^('OUPlll. faH , M l 

»t l* atoaltoiu d arming khiphera am) ngricuBuKHs I: 
iklSiut K» \t) 'h'* *n"Vris#»f n i*.»ntvor *» y uf p*n*#,-*ii g**. 

lug on renpecllng tin* r ght i t ilie Pt-rovinn g*ivuriimenl 
to certain recently discovered Gunno Trlands. T. Weqt- 
worth Butlef, or Bet Mr. has written to i be l.ond n Tinier, 
claiming tliAt the Islands of Lobos, in the ruliil^sdLMr 
>f thu South Pacific, nml on which immense deposits 
guano are ioufld, rlo not belong to PiTu, JuaHtnuch na tlj 
wero not enumerated among the, Peruvian powestli 
when she declared her Independence. The Islets refei 
to are the Lobos Afucrn. and the Lobos deTlorra, tho 
mer lying In Int. 0 84 B. ( lonp, 80. 46 W. Mr. Duller, 
appears, lmd several times applied to 
mentlo take possession of tho Islan^Tlmt wTllioubcffei 
Ho concludes Ills statement by expressing high adinlratloi 
of tho enterprise of Cnptnln Benjamin Morally master of 
nn American whaler, by who^i these Islands Were discov- 
ered, mid who published a minute account of them in a 
book Issued In New York in 1882 under the name of “.Mo- 
roll’s Four VoyngcH.” It In remarkable that in the sum.* 
book Is a description of tho tsUtlKOf lehnboe. and tlmt. 
acting on the Information there pbtalnod. tho first ship 
sailed from England to load guano ibtHat deposit. On the 
other side of tl;c question, the Peruvian Consul declares 
that tho above islands are Included wliin the limits of 
Peru^ and wurnfMl toepsels ngninst Mgllug there without 
proper nutjhiflty tj|om the goffrfment. 


ri 

A Great \Vork for ’ 


Suttee Revive 
witnessed due df those 


r.n.— 1 Tl\jiplgh< 
those f«rfnltr 


roudly point as one c 


night of the first of tills yotir 

— __*ful tragedies, tb the snppresVi , *i 

of which the 1‘hHanthrfipbts. hofli in Kiigbmd and Indie 
proudly noint ns one of Lord Wlllhun' I'cntiek's erowniii 
acts In tWcnUflo pf humanity. Tin* I *lb»wii:g i- pr. ti. 
near the truth; The Bnjdhdii-d at Bmdiete "ii tin* I i , i‘ 
January at about 4 i>. m. m wild cry mih raised by i h 
women of the venann tbut'ih.* Itajnl \ dead ; tin*, wn- 
sooh^llenced, and a guardKlaced absoMi** Uis tain* .* round 
tho raj harry. On tlm dimtli of tin* B.ajah helm: m'ad 
known to the heir, he procAUed to flu* .lpnrtup o- <,f Iti.i 
mother, received the tieea, tad was told to enjoy ids di, 
nlty. tor that her mind was iwub* up A pile was h’Uftici 
ly made within thn precinctApf the m.i harry. ,At ub-u 
10 o’clock, volumes of spioke tWd that the horrid cmty 
of that house was being carried out. Thu Hanoi* wjtlKe.l 
seven times round the pyre, and tn.7iTfWtow.Jifi! V^lffroin 
some block&of wood Into the flames which hhubonh lighted 


for UirI purpose... After u few convulsive struggles to t 
gftor^ ^ • * * * “ '• “* p • - 


cttpi'. hnr nshrv-inIngh-d-RiHrtlm?wT7f h'’rdtlhTth-htndnmdrj 

who detested herein life. ICidcutta Enjllsliman? 


Information Wanted 

Ilespoctlng BERNAlfp IIODDY, wlih emigrated to th* 

• United .States, from the North of Irclnndv in August’. 1 HIT. 
in uompiHiy with Messrs. .Iblift - K'fso'a.'nl .lohn Morrow. 

The friends nnd relatives of these. i.vntle.men. ami ad 
•tlpto*. are earnestly re.jue-ted to fonvsrd tin* MnnlleH in- 
formation on this subject to the* Ilev. H. N. MeTylom, er 
Rev. J. Keener, New Orleans, State of Louisiana. 

The Editors of all religious papers iu the ‘United Slati s 
are respectfully nnd earnestly solicited to ]iublish tin* 
above in behalf of four orphans.' whoso lather died in 
New< tricans- of Asintie Cholera, in 1851. 'and tlm support 
‘of whose large ami just legal rights now before Cbanccly 
in Ireland depends upon (his information. 


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A.u cxtcnslvs assortment, of all sis 
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nonooi, BOOKS - % 

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Dictjonaries, 

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DR. L. PIERCE, of Columbus. Georgia, respectfully 
cullstho attention «f Phyplclans. Druggists and dealers in I 

Medicine to 1 ’ 

EIU’/NG’S EXTRACT OF BUCHU. 

TIiIh excellent remedy for all diseases of tho kidneys ■ . 

tma TI B l lfify orga n x gtmprailjrpMgo^irDy Bjwpt l ff ’ liaw rl SponUh, German a n d lta U ta 
of ordinary kinds, a’ud duration, is owned and carefully I Renders, etc. ’V 
prepared by the sub-erlber, and Is offered on his Medical | ^ rec * * nt ^ hatin Books, of aU \ 
knowledge ns a remedy to be relied on. He isttnXIous to 
introduce It into the great Western market. All necessity 
ry direction* found on the label, on each bottle. Whole- 
sale price $8 per do*. Retail. $1 per bottle. 

Orders directed, to L. PIERCE, Druggist, Columbu*, 

Georgia, will b" duly attended to. Cash, or’ references, 
peeled. . Respectfully advertised, 
f. Oj L. PIERCE; Proprietor. 


Lead Discoveries.— T in* Dubuque (Iowa) Minors Ex 
pr#** sayslV, A geutfeniau just down from Bucua Vista, it; 
Clayton •'••unty. informs us tlmt a new discovery has beer 
made there within a few days \>y Hutchisson and War- 
maek, which bids fair to exceed any thing yet seen In thosi 
mines. Tim first chunk found, they endeavored In vain* 
to ij ^ fvb with crowl>ar. Near 1000 pounds have been gad- 

ded off of it* (and as much more ls y«t in Bi^.) but tli* 
^inoMter lump is still immovable.' 


SELECT SCHOOL, 

IN MAG1IKE CHURCH, CARON BE LET STREET. 
The subscriber, having secured tin* use nf n suitnbb* 
room iu the basement of the Magheo t!hurt*h. proposes to. 
open a SOIJ.OOL on the First Monday iu May next. 

The Time of Teaching to he from li o’clock, am . to 2'... 


The (!F$foN^HBFi|to.| ^on iDA.--The Apalachicola Com- 
merclalAdvertisi r says 

‘•IVe mke pleasure in chronicling the decided Improve- 
ment which has taken place in the weather during the 
past week SJt is now clear, mild and seasonable and be- 
fitting tlio optqing ot this . brilliant month in thu South. 
Wo believe nyvTttofoyi bee n** lone by the recent 


IciujdE 
st. dmi 


1 except the oOmmands of the officers. Each looked 
"*t in the fkce a* if to read hi • thoughts, for none . 
On board thelight ship uae n bi ll, rtnd tb« 

. . .. ... . ii . ; 


r wmdfl occaelonally break the i things, tolling 'a'** 
• tho fhneral knell. ’ ' " 


tl knell. Among Diri puBHengeftt wen* 
B Place on&Oaptaln Briggs, old -a captains, and a 

~ — *- -i h 


a from Key West, The lalt. r, as soon .1 
i® d#ok of th® whaler, been or * almost a t 


to raumi, io great was th-i reaction upon b 
ii front the Very Jaw* of d* * 


.th. 


_ _ ntora. 

g that river, who are In tho habit 

tho liberal offers recently made them, fo part 
crops. This will increase our -receipts from 20dp to 80UO 
bales more -than was estimated .two w.-rks ago. ^Theex- 
iffh Iho receipt* hero over last year will be couniars-' 
lanced by the falling off at 8t. Marks, and wlmt i* 
termed tbo crop of, Florida will not vary a thousand bale 4 
from last year’s product.’’ 


KuTiivTor thk Poxss in Sfain.— A ftcr a long discus- 


restrictions on the Spani-b press have been 


tho Madrid papers. Tb* y are so numerous 


as to afford tho most psii'tnl evidence of tlm 
spirit kimultaueously dlfj ayed by tho prin- 
nments of Europe. Tb. first decided step 
the sending sn e - my of 6000 men b 
the Roman Rep*. Be, was the form 
t with tlio l’opc ibout a year *g< 
liberal papers atrbii} ' / protested. They 


t which Urn liberal papers 
een so flimerous, able, be 
t time, ns to show tbat tfc 


bold sn 


. pular up to (li 

, i. as to show. that the lib d and the gradual 
pm parties are large and fonni.l :-le. IVhoeverhnA 
i accustomed to read them, mu* ! expect to hI*o the 
»ew system of restraint causing oonv; I duns. 

X 4 Cnmica publishes extracts from tho dwjrw* on th * 
s of the preAH, which is ver* ong, and appeared 
. xf« O/tcial, of Mndrid. on l. 4thofApril,pn>- 
leMM bjraaaddwas to the Queen. 

J It consists of 120 articles, and divl-b 
' ““ i, siugle papers am 


o of great length, 
publications into 
amphlols, and pe 


as ?. 1 


oust be 25 yci 
to the province of k 
of the 1 


of age :.i 
Madrid, or « 
trances of the pres* are of «• 
King and royal family, the state. ; 
’ and moralB. authority, foreig. 
Items are given under each 
exceedingly restricted do they i. 
"ffleuit to believe that any pen 
ofthogover ument would veutu 
«■ even a single line on any subject > 
It Is forbidden to publish “ exagg< 
trines oaloulated to disturb tho trai. 
“ to expree* fear of events which mi- 
fide nee u to excuse acts regarded 

nal “to attack, offend, or nVh’nW 
■ “ recognised by the lav 


cold weather to the growing crops, throughout tho country 


[tributary to this city, and buve iittlo d mbt that the pres 
rn( genial weather will soon repair what slight injury may 
Wivo been produced by that cuuxe. Tin* receipt* of cotton 
nt tin* port 'since 1st September lust, amount to 137.073 
bale* : bciug about 1000 bab*s more, than thu entire receipts. 


of Arkansas, have, during a year past, bad frequent ac- 
count* of a wild mnn’, saW to bo roaming through, tbo 
great Mississippi bottom in the latter State., Numerous 
travelers nnd hunters- have asserted that they have seen 
him, but none have ever been able to g^*t hear enough to 
give particulars concerning the strange being. The story 
is just revived again. The creature is said to be umnls 
takeahly a human being, over seven feet high, but-wlth a! 
the shyness mid habits of n completely wild animal. 


of every bag of cotton. ' Several larg« 
‘ aver, who are in tho habit of Uoli 



Important Invention. **— Tilt* Washington Telegraph 
aJates that “ Mr. l)e filbery has invented one of the most, 
important life saving and swimming apparatuses we hnv 
cvcrsacu. Application ha* been made by Mr. Do B. ft 
a patent. It Is a kind of frock or doublet, of ordinary 
dress material, made double, interlaid with small metolli 
boxes inflate!). ’ This doublet nmj ix* worn as an overa 1 
‘ mitTIt sin 
/below the shoulders, and Mr. l)c B. asserts that u person 
may remain ia the water any length of time, and the 
water has no effect whatever on the buoyancy of tho dres 


Tho Course of Instruction] to l,«- • „vugh uml r.ifro*iir. 
•mbraeing nil the llrunelu > of Educatiou titaght in any 
of the Seminaries or Colleges in our country, vir. : English. 
Latin, utul Greek, Modern’ Languages. Mathematics, aud 
the various Sciences— I’hysicul. ^lorul nnd Intellectual ; 
also. Belles-Lettres. . . s ' 

The Bubscrlber, alter an experience of ten yeitrsor more 
in teaching, art' Superintendent or I'rofyssor of several 
Collegiate InStitutcB iu different portion'd of the South 
nnd West, hopes that he will bo able to give satisfaction to 
guardians nud parents. 

The French. Spuulsh uud Italian Lnuguagef will be 
taught (according to the judicious artiTpopulnr imtho-1 
of Qllcndorff.) at the desire of the parents, without extra 
charge for any or all of tin ui— they h* lag embraced in the 
First. Class, with the Ancient launguag*-*. etc. 

Terms — $ 0, $8. uud flu per month, according to the 
Clash. 

RkrKRKNn:* — Rev. J. C Keener.’ Rev. II. N. McTyelre. 
Joseph H. Balmor, Wm.. S. MpunL Thw. K. Price. W.H. 
Dumeron.. James Wright. W 11. F« -t* r. 11 It W. ml 
Samuel Henderson, N. J. l’egram. Capt. Richard Robert - 
i. .1. J..Lugmibubl. Jns. A. Lu.-k. Augustus Bb-cji. Hen- 
ry Block, Geo. Brewer. Rev. Joseph B. Walker. Dr. B. 11 • 
T.asr.-r v.r ■ 
11.. G. TilWEATT, A. M. 

NewOrleans, April 21. 1852. 


A CHOICE BOOK. 

THIRD EDITION IN PRESS OF CAl^QIIEY’S RE- 1 
i’IVAL MISCELLANIES/ containing eleven of his RK- 
IAKKABLE SERMONS. Sic., a mine of RICH AND 
MIKCIOUS THOUGHTS O f N HOLINESS, REVIVALS. 
i:c. It Is just the book for Ministers, Class leaders, young 
converts. Christ’s tempted ones, uud tor all who desire to 
be USEFUL and HOLY. 

The rapid nud astonishing demand for this book hna 
already exhausted two odition*. The third will be out In 
i few day*. , 

For sale by Mr JAMES MAGEE, No. 16 Washington 
. Boston ; LANK K. SCOTT, New York, JOHN EARLY, 
nut hern Methodist Ib.ok Concern, Richmond. Ya. 

Agent* wanted to circulate the wqrk. Address Rev. R. 
W. ALLEN. Fall River. Moss. fe 6 


STANDARD WOil 
In every department of Bclono«, i 
J. B. would call the attention of Mi ft 
lie to hla choice collection of Mis 
Work* ! All tho new and valuable y 
received a* soon as issued from tho Ph 
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN 8T, 

A largo uud valuable stock of 1 
American Stationery, all fresh end I) 
thing Usually kept In a Stationery W«i 
Utter and Note PAPERS, of all / 

DOOKS, COPYING PRESSES, INK,$ 
the loitoMt Cash prices. 

Any order* forwarded t6 me for 8 
■ laneous Work*. Foreign nnd Amei 
attended to, os tbo *ub*cribcr i* coi 
experience, extensive acquaintin' 
that hi* ability to execute any ordor ft 
at very moderate- prices, cannot host 
Term* Cash. JOHN. I 

'fefi '• Publisher and Booksolkr, 6 

OKO. CI.EVEI.AND. WM. CLXVXUXO, A f 0 

CLEVELAND, BROTHERS k CO. 
Commission Merchants, 21 Commercial ru<j« i 
loans. ^ 


OAK BOWERY FEMALE COLLEGE. 


kLABAMA conference of m. e. church. south. 

EA CL’I.TT . 

Uev. T B RUSSELL. M A . President. 

E. UODSPN, M. A.. Adjuuct and Chemical Professor. 
Mrs. A. II. HOBSON, Instructress iu Drawing, Embroid- 
ery. etc. 

Mis* C. LEE. Principal of Primary Deportment. 

Miss M. J. TOOMF.R. Prlnclj*al of Musical Department 
and Teacher of French nnd Oenuau. 


RICHARD NUGE 
| Cotton Factors and CommUalon ) 

Row, Curondelet street, New Orleans. ' 
W1UGUT7 WILLIAM?* 
| Oommiflsion Merchants, No; 03 Gravi 
| leans. 


S. E. GUItMAN k CO/1 


Importers, Wholesalo and Re tall dealers! ^ j 


The ot&uiug se.v-ioii of the above institution will com* 
mence on. TUESDAY, tho Oth of January, 1862. 

Patron* are requested, if powible, to enter pupils on tbe 
tlret day of the session. 

Oak Bowery, Chambers county. Ala.. Nov. 28. dO 


Straw Goods, No. 86 Magoilno street, 
NewOrleans. 

A general essbrtment of Panama, 
and Pnlm Leaf lints, at tho lowest cub 
on hand. 

jtar Manufactory, 181 Water street Ni 


and Properly 


Thu Cotton Movement ot the season is tlms given iu 
Mr. W. P. Wright'* circular for tlio Uosion steamer, which 
sailed ou thu 12th inXU Thu urop Is Ukt iy ,-from all appear- 
ances, to exceed threo million bales. Yet prices go up in 
all tho market*, in Eutapo and at home. The prpdiglous 
increase of consumption over all prededing'yeOp, ha* put 
all ordinary estimation* nnd calculntio^k at fruit, and 
secured for this mammoth crop a uniformity of fulr, and. 
to' all concerned, satisfactory price*. I'oyAmJfYny fohnor 
example: 

' 1862. 

Receipt* at thu port* 2.742,000 

Export* to Great Britain 1.270.000 

Exports to Frnucu 358.000 

Export* to other foreign port* 270.000 

Total exports 1 .1)07 .000 

Stock on baud -146.000 


Uibtincl’mheu FooXKiNE** in Paris. — -T h® Garden 1 1 
Plantmhn* been enriched within the la*t month by *ui - 
cewive 'arrival* from nearly all parts of the world— such i 
i rhinoceros from .Morocco *, a lion and two cub*, male and 
female, from the vicinity of Constantine ; a genet, porcu- 
pine*. monkeys, dromedaries, gazelles, nn ostrich, and sev- 
eral eagles, from other part* of Algeira ; a lama or two 
from SgtftTT America ; a bull without horn*, and a wild bull 
from 'Chinn, ‘tofroso belly drags upon tho grouud us 
wnllqt ; and l.»-t!y. a merino sheep, whoso tail, in tho mo.- 
buslfr-piirtviHTtUteen- duch.es through. 


Highly Important to PI (into 
Holders. 

BRIDGEWATER ADAMANTINE PAINT. 

The superior properties of till* um-qualed mineral *ui>- 
stanee is now so well and favorably known that it is uu- 


N E W U RTrE A-N 87A G EiiOT • 

OF TUE 

AND TRUST ^OMl’AN Y. 

Capital $300.000 — all paid in. 

Surplus $220.000 — reserved fund. 

Total 


r. x. A. MALAKD. 

MALARD k ARBUS 
W bob wile Dealers in Foreign and ] 
No. 70 Gravier street, between Mif 
Orleans. * 

1 A full s upply of P lantation Goods. 


m 


.$520,000 — available assets. I 


I Office— Jackson street, between the 1 
Tchuupitoula* street. 

| Residence — Corner of*Jackson a 
fayetto. 


ufoesnary tb entorlpto.an extended notice. The public 
an- referred to our ciroular, embracing certificate* frnm- 
Cupt. Sr. C. TUO.M AiiSON.-of *tt aim r Magnolia. 


Wm. BROWN, of towbontitforpnlse. 

HUGHES. VALLETTU.Wo. Maimgor* I.a Dry Dock 


JAMES A. PORTER, President. 
oiks Wii.Kxa. Secretary. 

LOCAL DIRCTORS. 

11 R. W. IOU; l*aac W. Moon, 8. O. Nelson, 

K. S. Frets, A. W. Walker, Logan Huntoq 


CHITTENDEN''*/! 
Dealers in Carpeting, Oil Cloth* Yl 
Good*, No®. 20 ChartrcH street 1 
’ stre et, I 
a. j. wmq 


A. J. 


BUT k I 


do. 


1851. 

2,102.000 

1,007.000' 

268,000 

100000 

1,471,000 

475,000 


: A.mkqicab (^akdinu..— A correspondent of the St. 


V pay taxes of 2000 
■where from 600 to 
ht kind* : against 
bile peace, focletj 
•iweraand nersom 
he*o beads ; nml 
• the pres*, that it 
except tho merest 
10 publish a sheet 
.tever.” 

tdmnximnnrdoc- 
llty of tbe State.” 
llsturb public cou- 
th® biWH n* crimi- 


U. 8. Tnoore roa Ti.xa*. — A detacl^nont of nearly 400 
men left Bedlow Inland, on tbe 8th lust., for Tuxas. on 
board ship Albert (luliutin. to fill up companies B and R. 
4th Artillery. l*t and 2d Regiment <)V Dragoon*, and J*t 
Regiment of Infantry. Tho names uf thu officer* are llvt. 
Captain A P. Howe. Adjutant 4th Artillery, commanding ; 
2d Lieut. Edwnrd A. Palfrey, 7th Infantry, andBvt. 2<i 
Lieut. J. B. Green, 1st Infantry. 


nr th® defects of one of tlu-i 
l or ridicule the Apostolin. Her 


iasse* of Boclety 
or even to offend 


tl its worship, or to offend the nu 

g a to ^ al| y 


D.,0 T U> alLiw the txavitt 0 / ant 
1 mi intentio * " ’ ’ 


tUawif 

■ 1- 


j fi<m* in official actu 
acts or persons, of any person or |m>i 
tic empUnf «gpf ;>» to publish, wlthoi 
oan venation* or camvqxmdencc " 
publish, without authority, ofilcisl s 


aembers •• to at 
. Catholic roligidu 
l character of it* 

> or change of tlio 1 
her ujhaiettr *• 

•• to ridicule officii, t 
*' swhatever lrvpuf- 
icrmlMlon, private 
'.mob persons ; -t > 

turnouts,” “ even if 


. Extraordinary Iiand Cdaim*.-^#- 
claim of Mr. Bertucca. of New Yoi4 
land in Kentucky; tho Boston Time 
*Wc are well acquainted with pun 


l referring to Ui.< 
0 a largo body of 


s having claims upon lauds'loc. 
scribed above, on preciai. 


dcscril , _ , 

These parties reside respectively 1 
Philadelphia, Lancaster county, nY 
Large tracts of the nubile land* 
at the close of th® revoluli 
rs of the armyi ths quantity 1 
to rank and services. Ool. Kl« ^sw 
descendants resid j tlio 

y\ *h' 


in tlii* and othe.' 
iu thu vicinity of 
nilar fuuudutiou.-. 
is city. New York. 


1 4000 acres in what wh* < 


’grunted by Con- 
y struggle, to th- 
regulated accord. 
)*wald, of the 2d 
u aUtou placi-r 
;urded a* •• tb 


bloody ground.*’ but wh! x -dtiw' teeming will 1 
ad the advi * “ ' ' - . . . 


fertility and the advantages of ci 
* * I another of 4000 acre* m 
to Col. Oswald by hi* frh 
upon the death of tiie la 
wen visited,' w« believe, in 1818, l» 
who returning, reported he bad di 
* wrect Preparetr 


itlons were tin 


il emigration ot the Oswald J 
r redded in PI 


1 Philadelphia — t 
a of settling on and improv 
prise was about to start.: 
, in whose hands the v 
1 Unfortunate 
1, and the exp< 


ion. To this tract 
ug, which wu* be- 
leu. Uicbard llen- 
Botli these tract * 
n of CoL Oswalt’, 
red every thtogto 
1 1820. made for u 
V — who then prlr.- 
‘o lands, for th, 
bem ; hut jubt it 
n of Col. O. allude l 
buxine** was er- 
' threw tbe wbol • 
a was fur the tlm t 


There was frovt ut Newberry. N. C., ou tbe 5tb and Otli 
Inst. *Tho Sentinel *ays thut the present appupranco u 
tho corn and cotton crop*, is. by 110 mean* flattering 
Corn looks yellow and sickly. Cotton’ts very ftjeirte, un i 
has a crimped appearance. Tito whent^crop ffpoiNvhich 
*n much dependence i* placed for, speedy relief from tin 
greut scarcity of corn, will not make a full return to tlit 
farmer. In some section 1 of the Dbtrict tho fly i* very 
destructive, reducing the probable yield to leg* tbun half 
thu ordinary ({uantity. 


I* Intelligencer, writing from Rome on tlio 30th 
March, and rt-rtrrlng.to the' subject of the appointment 
Ai^< ricaiF^ardliial, *ay* : ‘’To nettle tho matter. aliout 
Bishop Hughes, I may *ay here thut I learn from seven- 
sources that tlie Popo ha* *&id ho should uppoiut nono fo 
the Unlt4*d State* but 11 native American, and thut the 
honor wu* properly due to Maryland a* the State scttj£< 
by Roman Catholics. There is uo talk at. present oJ 
king an American Cardinal, hut somo Bi$hj)p of BaRimor' 
may reasonably expect the honor in the cours«/of a fe 
year*.” 1 

Aoaicfi,TUR*i. Schools. — I reland ha* *lxty-/liree ngr 
-cultural school* ; Russia sixty-eight ; Prance surety-five . 
Baynria thirty-flvb Austria thirty-three ; Brus*ia < v$hiriy - : 
two. aud Belgium 'one hundred. There are nunmrou* 
other* iu different part* of Europe. 


Shouteninc; Tisii: to EUrofb.— T he North American 
railway, to connect Bangor with th\*. costermost point i f 
New Brunswick,, i* agaiff%gitated. Tlio British Provinces 
have received a*?urauce* of help from iler Majesty’s Gov- 
enlmeut. A select committee in the Massachusetts Legis- 
lature have recommended State aid to tho extent of half a 
million to the connecting link of uincty-six mile* between 
Calais and Buugor, Tbh Whole line will add five hundred 
mile* of rood beyond tbe present confines of improvement 
It is said to traverse u country capable, from It* resource 
of forest, coil, mines, und fisheries, of sustaining a profita- 
ble local trade, independent of tbo through trade. 


Bitm.su RKot i.AiioNg^m^ffWBa^bATa. — Tbe British 
Hoarder Trade have buffed u not ire, trim, the provisions <-i 
the amended Steam Afavigatiou Act, 14 atkl 16 Vic., c. 7!'. 
would bo iqrictly onSrced on and ufter tliovlst hist. On 
tho 31j«t im(t. alf sU-yn-re will ba 'required iu display in u 
conspicuous^liFC'u^Uie vessel tUeir’cerliflca* to run. nn i 
tbe number of passenger* tin y are allowed Acarry; each 
veasel Will now be furnihin-d with a safety vswe, free from 
tbecomrnlnf the engiueer Penult ii:-* will bdfcnforeed oil 
niiu-to^ and owners for rnrryiug more thuntntlr number. 
i»as*cugers fbr forcing tlndr way-on imaro. or travel - 
nnd the distance for which they have Wid Tlw 
leers, on and ufter the 31sL fust.. wlU not grin t 
pr permit uuy vessels to -pul t r» sea unless they 
fly found iu life-boats, tire, enginos: signal lights. 
puiT requirements lor thu preservation of life nt 
1 Mligaoine. » 


J. P. WHITNEY (V. Agenl* 

Crtpt. N.B. iNJBBlNrfi of the ship Loodos. 

JOHK1T1 BENSON. Painter l!}2 Cauip street. 

And the UNDEltWRITElte' .OEUT’KICATI^. 

AUo. the recoiiimcndation of iiMavge nunibernf our most 
influential COTTON FACTORS And COMMISSION MER- 
CHANTS. ull of which wre iiMuJed in the Agiini’aCircut 
lar. Al.'O.-to tlm follnwing.' rootoyod since the circular* 
were printed from .fOllN F. MILGl-ll. of Attukapus : 

“In July last 1 induct'd towpplv the Bridgctoat* r 
Mineral Paint to iny Sugarlniu*'*. und. in every respect, it 
Jill* cxcecdod my iljtpi-clatious. and Uiu representation- 
made by tiie agent*, Idgssrs G (’ liogtrt. &Co. 1 chr 
fylly add my testimony to tlm iuiiiioJi-uh one* embraced 
ifi thu Agent * Circular, and i/e.i-muii-^l tlrt- sum® to 1'lun- 
tufts and other*, a* tho !»»••$. W» alio r apd Fire Protector 1 
have ever known. Where)! have applied It/ it has been 
exposed to 41m sun Hinccla^t 4tibyi”d im* neither bli- 
tereifimr cracked, and Ini* formed a sulid iuetallic surface 
whlcli lms proved entirely impervious.” 

(Signed ) JOHN F. MILLER. 
Ncvf Iberia, Attakapas. March 10, 1852. 
ln^ 'addition to Urn above, we have in our possession in 
numerable 'certificates from equally respectable source- 
which can be seen at our office; among. which are tlmn 
of Capt.* Win. Cult •. of the ship (.'baric* Cooper: Hr- vet 
Lieut., Col. G. li. Talcott New York Arsenal ; It. 8. Smith. 
Lieut, utid Quartermaster U. 8. .Military Academy. We. 
I’olnt ; O. II. Lee. late Superintendent, liow Secretary o 
the Hudson River Railroad Company ; 1>. O. Mct!ul$uni 
Ass’l Engineer New York mid Erie Railroad, etc : pynrin- 
Is bol l 


MARINE RH'KR. FIRE uud LIFE RISKS taken at 
the lowest ratcs.nnd nil lopes bromptly adjusted and paid 
at the Agcney Office, No. 33 Camp stm-t. 

W.-a-ARTEB, Agent, 
ri* Lkuashirr, A**’t Agent. * mill 6 


Cotton] 


Factors aud 
i, No. 67 Gravier ir 


. M. ELLI8> 
nt*. No. 


CO., 


BOOT AND SHOE 8TOHE. 

-The old and favorite stand, oornor of Camp, Duplanticr 
aud'Prytaniii streets, is now well furnished with a stock of 
shot-* uud Boots, of every varloty. 

Customer* 
argain* and 




58 . ...\BXBLI 


No, 66 0r«i 

lias Just reoaivod one of tho LARGS 


and stranger* faithfully sefved with good I *ortplwtl) pf BiblcR and Prayer 
a gomMlt. from Mommy morning until Patur- 1 thU citr. \ 
day night., ' 11 


Books « 


aud 
ing 1 m| 

eustoi _ 

tran*lr 
are , 
and the 
stia. 


N. li.— Please lenn-mber that I do not open ou Sunday. 
Tliurcftire-cqU dicing the week. 


BIBLES, at from $1 60 1 
BIBLES, at from $1 to f 


fe tl 


54 


josfc-n scijnxiNQ. 

t:.i nqii e.rtr'.utK. ::: 

puprrXp, 54 

(’.VMH^iTHKKT, NEW OIU.EAN9. 

Hus 011 hand a gooff- asso^lmunt, of WARE, of all tho 
I various qualities, which will be sold ou the molt favora- 
ble term*./ PurohijMJW are respectfully requested to call 
and examine in87 6m 


this city. 

FAMILY 
OCTAVO 
of binding 
SMALL BIBLES, with and without « 
/vet bindings, gold bauds and clasps, T~“* 
tique, clasps and bands. 

CHEAP SCHOOL BIBLES AND 1 


louoluxiroiy. by being tliornughly tented, that it i 
1'IRE jLVJJ WEJl'fllltii PROOF. 

The building, shrinking. or.^urpingutTbe muterialnjpon I 


A Good. Book for General Circulation. 

.fUST’S • ‘ 


$100,000 won 

Fafihionable Clothing, Gent! 

ing Goodx, Ac., at I 

ALFRED MUR ROE. ( 

‘•One Price” Mammoth Clothing _ I 
Magaxiuu street, New Orleans. 


which it irt used doe* 
houra it dries, nud i 
It preserves wood : 


'mgnt 
The 

an uxjM't 

The 


hvill send 


JlUUlu 


l imuiufftc- 


tucky Colonization Soeiot; 

to Liberia next January 

ersons employed 

turc* in the United St^tuin I860 wa*.l.U5ffi 

Four of the JuugesVf the Suprono Court of 

New York have pronounced tlj^nine miUUb canal bill uh 


(tracks by exposure 


V 8r^aMHOAT Bunk.— T he Fort Smith (Ark.) Herald of the 
•tb mjs : •• The steamer Umpire No. 2. in descend - 


constitutional. 

There tire now twelve daily newspapers pub- 


, und 


ing thu river bn Tuesday morning last, struck a sung, four 
or five mile* below thi* city, aud sunk in jibout two 
minute*. Tbe boat is a total low. IVe regret very much 
the loss of thi* boat, ut this time, as thure are but few 
boats in tin' river, and only-two -nun 11 boat* that haTu 
Wen running a* regular packet* between tho mouth if 
tbo river and thi* city, thu highest point of navigation.” 


.Bribed in Cincinnati — eight iu thcAinglihli language", 
four iu thu German. ' 

T 

tiau 

ton ou the 3i iust. 

The jXacion of Madrid says that the number 


Twenty -five thousand/follars vHwtli of Egvn- 

11 anUquitb.'ri were eutered at the Custom-home at Bov- 


of pubUo f unctionari wof ulkranks. or piTsgn* B 
tho public treasury iu Spain, One 


five who pay tuxes. 


living mi 

forhvery 

Jr 


ar, a parson, wh. 


Botly, a cashi er in on 
f mau, rsorivt* 


. , . rfvod -a po« 

i Kentucky and re-a. 
(ration of tho 


understand. Is, or 
he Natchcxbank , 
attorney from tho* 
the plans for, 


family. p person started 
a protract. C • ■ ace. during whi. 


to b- 

, h« soot w. 
*■ . Ih 

1 ousts of recording 1 
‘ 1 at this InkelUftem 
* r number, who r 
wiU 


l 


Tur. Comm Liter, or St. Thomas.— T he May number 
HunU* Merciiant’s Magazine contain* an interesting 
jmpunt ot thi* Danish West India Tslaud, which lie* in lati 
IrudelB dug., 20 min.. 42 sec. N.. being iu length thirteen 
miles, apd in breadth three mile* The small island, with 
idtocsoufa* and no udvantug. * oyept a good har- 
bor. Lra, by ite tree trade policy, gone ou prospering until 
now its imports amount to five millions; Tho dutle; 
eliarg.4 uj.ou import* are only on® and a quarter pur cent. 


•Mk^thki^ths^B^i nuJ con<gnees are not required to ^produce invoices attho 


>xte4 that it would 
JseO* ! Tl»u huii ri 


p to this mom.- 
‘ ' I to tl 


IC3S X 


specially after tl.u 
-ted thu land* to l« 
soil uxtremuiy rich 
d indiffe rence came 
^rs remaluedfroii 
without thu riligli t- 
premisss. There in 
udulentiy, aud tlmt 
rant of moans, the 
1 those Interested. 


- WB.. • -v extreme penury, 
f Otii. Oswt. Jfri ring^b een swul- 


. u- loturusting fact 
.owe 'to relation I.. 

» <rf Maryland, and a coupari*,.: 

TU emulation It U unnecessary t 


It Is estimated that the annual product' of nil 
the cotton mills in tho Uuitcd State* i* 250.000.QDO yaffil 


tiu. iron. xinc. w«kkI. ^huva -. or |.aku*r. it 
valhaido; ami particularly rccogn iin-iideO/ii* it i* ncurtuiu | 
I’ItGTEQTION AGAINST SI'AlUiS'^AND CINDERS 
aud ipTurni*liud cheaper than any paint- -in tho Southern I 
crnimry: \A|l ortlcr* sent to thu General Agent*, or their 
sub-agcptri/Miriufiplly executed. N" deviation in price. 
1’oruis — cashopr it* equivsh nt. G. 0. ItGGKUT k CG, .. 

Agent* fo^thu States of 1. 11., Ala-- Mi**., and Tcxa*. 

SUB-AGRNT&^Ju Now Oilcan*, .Messrs, Hlaxk.- Day - 
Stauffer fc.t’o . J’ritStl.-y A lliuu, J. IVatermun #Co.. i; 
Richard-. K Mol’hurami Mobilu, J. G; IVhltokur : Vick 
burg., Byrne x Andershh; tialveston, Jouc* -At Cfford . 
Baton Rouge, J.cvi Kelluny aplT 

8.\uSLi:itV 


True l'piietice of Ueligiou ... 

Showing the mean* by which to live a truo dUcispluof I pipte assortment of goods In tho , 
Jesus i’lirist. in HoliticK* and l’eacc i and also the Mala- 1 the South. - ‘ 7 


GENTLEMEN vigitiug New C 
vited \o csU and examine much t 


die* of the Human Mind und Heart, which hinder the 
true practice of f Roligidu, with their causes aud proper | 
, remedies, 

/Yom the Dutch 

. “ 8II0KTER DOCTRINE OF PRACTICE,” 

jor.THE 

Rlv. EWALDUS K1ST, D. D. 

1‘Hcu $1.- 26pcr cent, discount, wholesale, 

« j " JOUN BALL, Publisher, 


66 Gravier si. 


THUNK 


PHILADELPHIA 

\y, ah ■i-'/it'(it\* k . 

B. R 0 3 B & Op., 

(iniritr Orleans. 

Tho subscriber.' in.Vit** IMjjnUirtnind Dealcrp ub^addhry. 


11 HJ Kill BELLS. 

CHURCH, FAOTQUY. STEAM BOAT AND LOCOMO- 
TIVE 1IEI.L8 constantly on baud, and PEA 1.3 uftd 
CHIMES of Bell* (of any number) <-ast to order. Im- 
proved en»t-irori YOKES, with moveable arms, are attached 
to thes®45«il*. mi tlmt they may be adjusted to riug cosily 


.«• riantiTf 

etc . to oali-aud/gxiiuiitiu Ufrir *tock. 


and property, aud spring* also, whiyh prevent thu clapper | 
ft-biii rintiiig 011 the Bell; thereby prop 


the aggregate vuluo of which is supported to be mor 
tbau $07.u00.000. 


TJie Sultan ofTurkev has decreed a targe do- 
nation of wor ta. m Arabffc and Turkiali prifrt. 


American Orientnl Society. The Sultan make* tlii* ibinn 


lion linrtly in eiiimldemti'iu of the generous taumier i 
which Amin Bey was received In America. 


Cu*tiiin-lM>uM', but only to presenlraii nocount aud value 
of their miJi, This Ti«*^$lriftk5lS3^35 

i*h, once iu 1801, und again in 1807. Each thn® 
its commerce languished under the ro venue laws of Greut 
Urltaiu, and was reeved again after its restoration to 

mixed character. 


CarpfltH are now manufactured in largi 

title* both in England uud the United State*/ tha figure 
of which urtj stumped, cot woven. 'J'liase are produced 1 y 
a pressure of 600 ton* on each block, or stamp. ‘ The cni - 
pet* are very beiml iful. but do not Wear w^ll, and w 
. . * -^4 f- 


They are comtautly reviving Goods from tho Manu- 
factory in Philadelphia, and direct from England, aud ur 
pro pared to offer liberal |iuinpiwu^*iit* to purchaser*. 

Tlieir stock in store' i.-. large. und well assorted, uud i 
c- inprlaod a*'follow* : 

fuddles. Bridlo* aud Martingale* in great variety 
(’ouch. Gig. Buggy, Dearborn, Stage; Wagon. Diay.Cart 
.md Plough Harness ; Horvd and Muln Collar*. Hnku** 
and Bliud’Bridle* ; Truce Chains ; Medical Bag* ; 8addl\y 
j Hardware jp Leather of all duscripti'nis('Uoacli Furnilupu 
QUau- j ;md Triminlngs ; Trunk Trimniiugs ; H$ddler*, Couch uml 
Tools; Oil. Varuish ; fndra- Rubber uiil 
tcliud 'Leather Gin and Mill Bauds; Im 
Traveling uud Packing Trunks - r l.yi rt 


Trunkm.ikid 
Patpiit v stB 
1 1 11 lil u r Go 


r weeks ago a Hiitoular I'lipnoittenoB oc- 
' LUWimteiuLst 1 'L ^ 

ipeL Toward* mS%uay^ ou life ffnj'*6r^TI7l 


Elkiuminu m Mav.— The Yannmt Statssman of tiie 
7tb instant says : We are informed Gut on Monday, the 
3d instant, the stage came on nuaiers from Wilmiugton, 
iu this county, to Marlboro’, 8 rn'lc* ; uuj a fanner from 
New Fane liills tell* us that from bis (lious® h® cun see 
farms In Dover, which appaar to i-e wfriBy oovered with 
•now. and that the snow in the • ■ oods is stlU ou® or two 
feet deep ou th® average. 


. a report u* pf thunder was heard. .uud iLu 
je mountain bcoatner suddenly enveloped in 
. the clearing away it appeared runt, uud the 
-» a large number of persons, lmd been en- 
gulphcd. Jluw many pursons purishud hu*’'ii(H yet been 


» , Crow, .which wu gwiKT^ 

w d,j, and .ALr 
I utm r.-icli Ui.i 
toc» tho HWB4 


Saiuru or Tim JF«arkl«n .-?2 o® Hteamshlp Fraukliu 
sailed from NewYork to bouthai ipton aud Havre on the 
8th with 160 passengers. and $37 !' uOO in specie. 

Tobacco Oaor.- 


-lt is said that the tobacco crop of this 
season to If efl^ucky wlU-bs very light. Th® frosts and fly 
have nearly destroyed tbs plants. 


Darker l'ilUliury 'writes voiy dcspondingly in 


eonoernlpg tbs Abolition cause Iu Maine 


** if. yvomm*,-' 

- tLe. 1st of J Mnmry, 


Anti-Slavery oultorc.” 
iguiog and every 1 way 
but the - im*® tings were 
on® iustaueu failed alUi- 
‘the rajDuof tbe triad 
and broken. I* The Port- 
in thakeity. ho fr lu- 
V.” Jin Saco and Bl<L» 
if opposhlou,” aud a 
left him -a dollar aud 


ufcertuiuei 

The ltestouCoSgregktionAUfft, untl The Truin- 

K t, have made an arrangsment for each paper to keep 
fore Uiu peoplu. Ill standing •oliluu*, a unliccHnu nf 

Scripture text* sel.-ctcd by tl»e other. NtoTimt the Trutiil 

pet i-ubli-hi-ri .every week a list of texts to^alnst Univer- 
*ali*m. *»iec n-d by Tbe Cougregatlonalist ; and The (Jqj 
gregktioualist pullishes every week u list of to 
by Tho Trumpet. Aud eaffn i* pledged to contluuoibis 
arrangement a* long as tbe other will. 

Queen IuaI>aUu of Spain has given to tho im- 
age of Our Ladyoif Atochs uu impuriul crown of flue gold 
sat with diamonds and Unuiliun topkxcs, th® whole worth 
$760000- to the imago of tbo Savior, ut thu suinu shrine, 
aaimilar crown, though of courati smaller lu rise ; and two 
bouquets uf th® six® of a man’s hand, of pure diamond*. 
For these things tho Queen paid the jeweller. Lovia the 
ifuonumi* -sum of $1,500,000. The ftatuos have been 


adorned with them und placed ou thu nltur whmi the pub- 
lic cun see them ; lour soldiers constantly- korp guard be- 


fore th® siiriue. 


The Knickerbocker, trying itu hand upon a 

description of faahlonublcl*m Iu NowYork, dsdlares 1 tiiat 


many of the oocupauts of hoiihc*, renting for $1600 n 
your. Uvs upon tb« scu|4ir*t Jure, iu order to havo tho 
means to dross elegantly amt fJVc io a fashlonablu street 
Their parlurii are haud*omoiy furuishi r v “* 1 *“ 


are 


:ir parlur* 
extrtiquly 
Ksiipper ri 


ly l®aa, tlieir fires I 
i icrimniugiy llig 

■ down uivrn, nn 

appetite® with slop®. 


but their larder* 


{ly frjHi, ami 
Tlm mau <<f 
1 of tbo family 


uihli '< 


•longiog it* Bound. 

Hanging- 1 nmiluto (including Yoke. Frame and Wheel,) 
furni she d if desired. 

An experience of -thirty, year* in thi* burino** by their 
I late fatliuk, enabled him to ascertain the boat form fur 
combination of mctuls, and degree of heat re- 
qm^lti! for securing in them thr greatest solidity, strenglli 
and HH>st inelndioUH tuucs ; which impiiovomuut*, together ! 
with nThyvery extensivo iwwortmeut of pattern*, are now 
held by Hh^suhscribcrs, who huvo grown up iu the bu*i- 
ni:.H*,uiiil whowill use every endeavor to suxtuin the repu- 
iation which tlfb. .establishment has heretofore enjoyed, 
botji iu tlii* und foreign countries ; the Bells from which 
havo repeatedly received the highest awurda of the New 
York Slate Agricultural Bbduty uud Alnericun lualltute, 
and at wliicli were complefotToblme* und heavy Alarm 
Hull* for different purl* of the CTltqp and C'aunda. 

MATHEMATICAL INSTRUM E>i’8will still bo manu- 
factured by tho hubrtcriber*. of which they will havo cop- 
Htantly ou baud au ussortmuut 6T Truu.-dt - Instruuioiit*. 
Levels. Hurveyur’* Comjm**®*. (pl pi u, ponjotn uud in»- 
UpswHalib otearrAim. BrawwBcwpiuiiioa Castings^ any I 
\hife cast tu pplcr.- 


We manufucturo all our Clothing f 
retail sale*, and it 1* with thp^pprf 
able to give satisfaction, that to® sAj 
with a call to examine particularly lj 
ture, trimmings, &c. 

All good* sold by us are v 
after tho purchase of any article sqy^j 
it will bo cheerfully taken back and t 
Our object Is to please our cu*toin«re.| J 
*jT ONE TRICE FOR G00DS-N£ 
fo 6-1 i 

- 34 h 

.MR. JA-ME84 

Having for private rua*qns> , f 
continued hi* interest during t 
thu firm of Jumes Wright Si Bon, we k 
sure of announcing that ho beoo»®4 ■ 
iu our boose, and solicits the Int* 
former putrou*. • 

To correct a general miaappi 
stuto that ho ha* no interest In any ® 
JAilKS W1UQUT. + S'. ) 

Now Orleans, Deo. 1, 1861* 


DUNBAR A BUCK 
Commission Merchants and Whol 
street. Now Orlcau*. 


BREWSTER & OO., 

E uaii x&x , , , 

w 

No. llti Qruvicr *t reel, rear, 8t. (!U^rle* Hotel, 105 -St 


All communications promptly attended to. 

"DREW 


ANDREW MEN BELY’S SONS. 


West Troy, Albany county, N/Y., 185L 


Juries 

‘ Cliarle* rtroet., 

SOLICIT ilie attention ut purchsserii to their extousive 
a nil varied ulltortnient of TV 

CAUUlAtiES ANI) HARNESS, 
tiVch they oflornt tho very lowest priom for cash orup, 
pr$vud paper, _ They are ouusti.ntly receiving from thoir 
oldtq^ Carriage 

>po«ltory iuftlie United Statu*.) a variety of 

AKRIAUKj 

Some of whiah are of entirely pew and original design* 
Also, plainer, but equally substautiul vuliiqlcs,/rum’ tho 
sum® reputable F.asteru nmnufuctun r* 


LARK, DAY k toTAUVRHIlr- - — 
Agent* in Nuw Orleans. 


MOSES UR^ENW.OOB * 

Commission and Forwarding IT 
street. 

“t7"u."j 50MON * t 

Dealc ni Id l luf F«hlonable Olol 
(aaeiKn to VlnuUs.' IW ' 
Youtiis’ Clothing, > Ueut.’s 
Trunk*, Carpet Bags, and a g 
S. Clothing, always ou 1 


uplo * 

REGULAR DRYGOODS Tl 

JOSEPH II I’AI.MKJt Si CO., 

Importer* aud Whoh*ulo Dealer* In Dry Goods, 47 Camp | 
street, New Orleanit- 


thw sy r n 




fel5» 


Particular attention will b® J[lven to thoyfovering and | 
shipment uf Cuvrlagos, to insure prem it 1 


I safe delivery 


MADAME DE REIGNE’S 

SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, 

Na-.& l’outaJba linlldliiga. 

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For Instruction iu thu English and French I^tn- 
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VOLUME IT. NUMBER 17. 


TT. N. M^TVRIUK, Mi 


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T. IV, III 
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NE W OR I E'ANS, SATURD AY, MA V 2!), I 


| PwMMtfhlt Cmnrnill - » 

) of Jllaunmn Cntyfrrrnrr. 


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~~ , 1Th o Death Of the Infants.” 

*/TU ’ — — . .. 

liM- i siell 0 »me fraO tho heart, 
k! ''-..L f c U fAie the e'e, 

, A “ bairns took flight to the world of 
iUennneverho! [light? 

i : fe ,irt 9 honcwitb-his *ir,. st Imams, 

To light thorn 00 tbeirway, _ 

I tbo lay-rock high, with notes of j*y, 
iSedhis^tcstluy.,. 
w -„eto S t birdlo, eay— which is the wuy 
gnng through tho sky 1 
Melt an earthly hnmo to-day, 
for a heavenly hamo on high.'' 
kitfrdupfle)* 011 soaring wing, 

TiU near the hour of even, 

^ ImirnioB heard the angel? song, 
‘sIL nortel Bites o’ heaven 


1 1 day most culm, most bright; 
fhc fruit of this, the 'next world's laid, 
1 11 ' hadorsi'inent of siipremfe delight, 


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* “lii u Presidential eloetinn; no party can Sunday. 

afford to lose the Catholic vote, and no party 

in favor of tho ‘AnglorSuxun nllronco * run oh- ( ) day most culm, most bright; 
laiinhaU-otc. llrownson's lleview, January The fruit of this', the next world s Inn 

*' ' . , , 'I'li' Indorsement of sinn-mue 'delight, 

J lie mass ot American voters are here do- u. , ... ; .* ..... .. . 

... . „ * . . U rithy a Ineml. amhtith Ills hlood 

scri hod ns a parcel or (lolts, powOssinc neither T ., , „ , r .- . , , .. 

. . ... ... 1 • 1 ho couch ol turn*, nn-es liiilin and l» 

intelligences integrity, nor hoiiho ol resiionsi- -im. . ... i , , , . , 

6 r P , „ . , , , i . , .- J he week were dark, hut- tor thy lrnli 

hility. I ho Catholic vote, ootnpaeted inth r P ; , , . , . , ' 

‘ , , , , . • . . , . . 1 liy torch doth show tin; way 

one impfokcrr phalanx of subordination to tin* * \ * * x . 

succespor of 8 t. Peter, is eticohraeingly rep- ^ • , ,. ... 

■ , . , - Sundays the pillars are, 

resented, as already powertul onouclTto liillu- „ , • . . , , ,. 

. .{ I , ,. .... . , 1 *n which heavens palace arched hes 

enco the Presidential election. W hat next ! T . 4l 

Wlmt further revelations will Mr, Browns,,, t 1111 >'1' a, am 

, , . , , , , , Ana hollow room with vanities. 

m “’«e *" ,,H unlc8S lndccd '•« 1,e P ri, dent- T ,,„ v , , , , , . 


>LE NUMBER, m 

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the purpose of colleeHh^ them for preaching, 
hut in vain ; their Iflngvtogo was.,, “(iod he 
merc’ful to me a sinner! O prtvyTor me It 
was relighin they wanted, and this sn took up 
their- ■ -minds that tliey fared hot little, about 


>lie placed before me tliir fiVes and exauiph 
*»l profit and hood men ; sho sought to stimu- 
late my ambition. 1 was moved hut too. 


.proud to show it. and remained slahdinjj; in. 
doejr,.,| silonce h- sidc her. i tlnumhh “\Vhnt 


I ho cough of time, cure's halm and hay 
The week were dark, hut; for thy light 
I by torch doth show the wav. 

* * * ' x fc 


uttcrtpnjr to 1 1 'i'ii * i i*l discourses. And. thank will my eompanioii v say, if, aft.-r nil ipy boast 


many id llirm oblainl'd tin* Massing ing-. I yiold'at last and submit 'i.i'luV led l>v a 


Inin, sixty profosseil religion, many of I woman 


Sundays the pillars are, 

’ ,n which heaven's palace arched Hes; 
Tho other days till up the span 
And hollow room with vanities. 

I hey are the fruitful bed and borders. , 


«b. m stand firm ip this day, (.Several ,.r - -Vluit agmiy was visildi. nil my nmtHov - 

tile y.imig met, became jirealdiers el' the (Ins- face wlmtr she saw that; all she said and siif-' 
pel ) Krem this meeting we attended mm at fared, failed ,<> l^jj.e me! Slid” ruse te gu 
a plaeo eal.led the Tunis', ab.ait twenty-livu Imnm. and •[ ■ bdbmed at. a distanee. She 


ly" silent for'ntime? Tliat Ibaue’s tmblmn- ,. • , . , • , 

1 . 1 „ , v 1 " l (,od!i n.'h, garden : .tliat is bar, 


miles from b'nr i (.'lalimurn. - K relay night and spoKe’nn mmv te me till wo readied her own 
Saturday limraing we bad heavy rain. (In door. 


fcid*n ! g(mg.down Vw t bii-i-gang 
jmforther maun ye floo: [down, 

” ^ ft ro soutids.ye mnimna.hear, 

•And «gl** a y° ninunna sco. - 
te birdie turned him to tho earth, 
fflio bsirpiev to' tile sky, 


'hilt tbe hcriiph strain awoke again. 
iTtfVelcotne them on high ! 


gealile policy is to extend wlilit she calls lib- 
erty, tho privilege of submissi.in to her. 
throughout the world, and to estahlish Imr 
only legitimate ’auth'ofitv.'iver (lie rain’s of 
vti ry gi - ui^iV'ultt - tliat dtiei i ire s . I k'S— aiiegi 1 
ane.c, vVlio', that has read' her history, and 
studied hot tactics, can for a moment doubt ! 
And that this is, now and .evermore, her 
grand desire and aim, I anrgliuhfar otic, that 
she has, at least one writer in thiscountrv. 
bold and Candid enough to intimate openly 


Saturday evening the clouds were Mown oil. “ It is school time now," said hhc, “fib. lay 


V liieh parts t heir ranks and orders.. 


' j ,-s’Phi) Sundays of -man's life. 
Threaded logetlmr on time'- ..(ring 
Make l.rqeelets to ndorn the wife '' 
l If the eternal glorious king. 

'•Ill Sunday Ih-nven's gat,, stands op. 
Blessings are plentiful nnd ripc. 

More plentiful than hope" 


ami we had 'a clear sky and pleasant weather sun. atj.l once more, lei me beseech' you to 
during’ l.lie halanye of tlie meeting. The' think upon wlmt I have said.” 
t.vork hegaii on Saturday night and cun tinned “ 1 shan't go to school," said 1. 

1 1 oiij. Vy'e mid s.niie up|„,- She lookixl iMtimMicil at toy bolMess, hut 

sitmii from llie-t aU mTsts, lint we paid little t enijed tirhdy.' -vcrhmd.y, y,„j s v ;n ,,,,' ah'. 

or o-t attention to. them; J tin 1 business was tit 1 command vmi.“ " 

p"Mt tin- tv-epifig. mourner '"to the l.nmbof I will not , 1 said 1 . with abine idjsIMianee. 
•■ol who Hi k ,-t h away liie sin of the lepiW," , ' Uneof two tliing- you mast dvf 1 . Alfred 

w •• li.id about Ihirt.v.wlio obtained tip-par- eitlp r gd to sclmol tliis moment, or I will lock 
dot ing love '.if. I iod at this meeting. - you in yotir room, and keep y,m there, till 

h'ow line. \ | liy. hovv-piiwerfiitly tintl^jagj are ready to pruniisc implieit ohtjdionee 

how ghtritio.-ly lias ( Iod tnirrieiLjin his work lo tay wishes. in l'utufe. 


Early Methodism .hi Alabama. 


lip- I could not midcrtlniid her word . ' * 

■■ Mother, iimtlior," 1 shrieked, 'say only (1 I } I 

you forgive mo,”. She could nut* ray it in 1 ; / 
her lips, hut her hand pressed mine. T' f In my yniithfid d. 
sniili il upon ink, and lifting her thin wb'.t- with dnidil.. r.-4p, eti 
hands, site elaaped my own within them, riel* ■ vr-nihg I wander : 
east imr eyes upwards, she moved her lip- in' v! nsldngton to ti . 
prayer, ami thus she died, I renittirted -till £vmnd. It, win. ,i,. 
kin eling.bi'sido that dear forra,'till,my gdnlle VII nature via: ,v it, 
-istur removed mp. She minfurted me, I'm- variegated' by the' i 
slm.kimw tlm heavy load of sorrow on-mv biennis. IV I . 
heart : heavier than grief (or the )o-s of , sth'e, Hia-I >■ . ton 
mother : Ibr it was a load ofmorrow lor Sin. which ■ i a i n 
I lie .joy qf youth bad loft ino forever. . tho tuCir • Mtfjm: 
" My sou, tho piilTcring niicli thomovies dride,lffil .gogh 
awnko must omitiAlie aa |ohg iu lifo, Mod i.- fields til' I e .i|ulati 
meriul'ul : lint mnorso for past ntisdeovli, is il raddy iniprr ,el 
eiifiie r-vvori: in the heart, ;) . t pro-, up ,ii i‘ Me .■'jljiiHh 
forever." * ilmir ilioTiipif t 

— AlytJatlmf'.eeaseihspoukingi and buried Ids all tho riclitWfiH 
lae",iu liis hands. Me saw and felt the hear- hs of freedom, 
ing his narrii.ti.ve had upon my charhctor mul the cemetery, J 
conduct, ■ I have never lorgbttctl it. Buys, then gazed upor 
vvlm . sspurn a mother's eonfrol, who are Hero is tho lit 
nslinmod to own that they are wrong, who moro beautiful i 

■ *l.:,.l. s. ' . : , i e?.. 


r " u ‘. a-o i-iwwfs'. A.tps*,.. 
Immortuniy. 


d i was diliih trmi] 
ti".- my i wttiort alley. j 
'.t ' "rth fnsn tho oft; 

• Ship, rest tonal [lyrj 
he beautiful eprine-tl 


rrm 

™i i^rylje. 

spring-time. ! 


‘i in k*v(?lieBU pirn- raid, v 

"UivafKl IhiOR I'/i vai-fouK ^ 


1 '- "inti within the «„clo. L 
‘ r ‘ , an|a^|.lllU(jfCRpc ?, 4. , r 

womh 'U: :, I , me.', To tho Kuili rcdlcd 

Mill-; '..lapse:, White just 
die etwi heaufy tin- villas nail ' 

fisids hi - , -ittei i ttvv.irdij, r , i ., d uio 

M i.-jdaod ,1 rich grfn> ’ 

ylcm IncT apifui tow Vast Pejfcblib, with 
all tho riohtits) and m«josty of the Mo'tropo- 
lift til' I'rerflnm I ■_ ... . ' , 




i liia harulfi. JlOi navv and f«lt‘tK« boar- I'rncdom. f liut 1 uow fltoj>pcd'to behold 
i mirni.li.ve hail upon my chiirnotor and the cemetery. J hnd just seen tho living 1 
■l 1 have never I'or^littcn it. Boys, then gazed iijhiu tho dead." 


For tho N. 0. Cliriilian Advorat®. 


ChinoHo Festivity. 


The Policy of Romo. 


Uayi ».A. Hinds » 

.lino. Mi T. vkihi; : 


hktlic f^rcftis « if Alabama! 


! ti h’l'tkijitr 


May li 2 . .j'J. Ny l x nl " ^ ,n Mint lnvcil us. and wnshed us me upstairs. 


do it," said' I, 

« 


•you oan ; t get 


g!? v ; ; [VV’c. clip; the following account of tho 

Ml. Editor : The political hearings of R°- Chinoso Festivity from the Christian' ub- 


^bi, apart from its religious aspect, seem 8ervor , , v y 
ps, to deserve consideration. That Rome p r , inci9CC] 

marly demanded tho ollogianco of overy 

It power, is conceded by all.- That sho 'J 

| yds this claim is, in' theso latitudes, Last *-'a | 
jirf. Sho is diligently represented, in lasting vv 

midsvs and in these climes, ns tolerant clt >'' 5 
, r i invths the 


server, a Methodist paper published in San- 
Franeisco, California, where the Festivity 


Last Saturday, tho'ddult.. was a day of 
feasting with the Celestial denizens ol' our 
city, It seems that in connection with their 


mv old papors. I I'mmd'llie fjllmving "..hort 

a not ol' the Wurk'nf (iod'on the Alabama 

Circuit, in tlm hitter part of the year l,'“il.". 
1 have e'tneluded to send vpu a.eopy ■ pep/mps 
it limy lie interesting to some.of tl^Vlahiiina 
preuohcrs.jo heur -lmvv the work of flod com- 
menced in that country. 

AflectiOnuUdy yours, 'J'liojitvs \i.\o.s. 


f (rum i mg sins in iiis own blood lie glory and 


dominion lnr ever and ever \inen ! '*. 
•;August till, i'tll. Tnovi As Nixon.' 


The Timely Warning. 


A nnuu.iM. 


.days and in these climes, ns toUrnnt wy « «-•««.» «,»i .u wuueeuuu »im uieir - ; - “‘“.‘T'*,"' -‘ ul ' ,n " ' I lion follow me; said slm. us she grusned 

ihhml— the friend of civil and religious myths they bclicvo Uiat oti a certain day of U V, J c,ninM ;. v 1 “ >‘“ d n.ade his lust voyage, and rejoiced my' arm .firmly. 1 raised my foot-AA n.yl 

JSsSome extracts from Brownson a a eevtaiu mouth the souls of the dead are. t „ t ^ buye reueli a haven of rcn.lronf the pc t ils lienr me ! -1 raised mv font. u ,„l M„i,„vi l • 


My father, alter nn absence of three years, 
rut u rued to the home so dear to him 


“ Allred, ehoose now." said niynmthor, who 
laid her hand upon my arm Nlnl* tremlded 
violently, ami was deadly pale. 

"If y u » touch me, I will kick you," said 1 
in a terrible-rage. Cod [mows 1 knew not 
whnt'l said. * > 

" Will you go. Alfred !" 

" Xu, I replied, but ijuailed beneath -lier 


Who -spurn a mother's control, who are Hero is tlm beautiful stone whieh tolls ofa ' 
asImmodAi) own that they urn wrung, win, moro beautiful llttlo cheruh of’eartli in tho i 
think h'mtitily to resist her authority, or yield slmpo of a littlo girl of soven. In tho snrinir 3 
lo her inllubnoe, bamir: Uy nut up for before imr decease ,, ho hud plnntod somo li* 
yourselves hitter memories lor your future tin llowers in a doracr.uf her papa', garden, 

and when sho was sick sho often spuj of * 

Bisliop Janos' Addr ess to Young Preachers, night’sho dW^heMg SrJy iiraAd»u^n! C th^. 
We give two paragraphs from this praoti- tuu "' 11 frost, and tho next morning tho olilld'' 


bill experienced preacher : 


and fiuwers were both soon smitten to 'the 


" t ou itro ulso directed to devote a part of ground. 1 ho parents, that evening, when 

illl* limit fn vitmlinrr nnr) nuwiifnlimi nn.l tllOV buriGli llLT. tliuk Din rmils tk.s i ■ 


" follow me; gaiil slits j 


yhur tiino to reading, and meditation, unil ^oy buried her, took tho roots that she liod 
prayer, 1 1 is very important that you'shuiild Plated with her own Littlo hands, and placed L- 
devoto a large portion of your time to read- them' in tho bior by her coffin, and when they 
ing There arc young men of great fluency, covered her in tho cold ground, they placed 
■,y imaginations, and pleasing manners, the tufts of eurth containing her flowers at her' 


Ltij* ■ Some extracts from Brownson a il cortam montli the souls ot 1 
jriciv for January, 1882, which 1 find in a r«'nitted to come out from a 
noinnlti paper, open a wiudow througli fin.ement and cat and drink wliu 
rhleh we tan get a glimpse of the working Wends -shall provide lor them, 
f thair Interior machinery, mid pcrliups.iis- infovuicd Ivy 4h Umr.g that thi 
ataip waitthlng about her motive power, l ' lvod and w,u > o-'-oeft to be celeb; 
(r prindlploc, aims tmd Mpiralione at the of us repaired tu.tliu ccmcler 
gtnit time, i likor this writer s boldness, witness the rites. After wading 
lain speaking harries, at least, the air of in H ''-I’l'y Va >!cy until we 


eJmc"out“tVn U ;; ^mto'TvX-' 1,s,vc inllttWtcdit ' ' vil) > *“•»« probubilitv n j- of tlnUeaUSuri^ my^ »Mfi|d^ 'moE^HoSS K' ! 'T" 

eat and drink wlmt their living.. ” il *' s rcw “‘“ tt r l lle hue 'war lias fr-jin a mere -child mul 1 ml. r of. my mother's, .the torrent of memory .'rushe* over mJ 

provide Ibr th cm. Having^ i'* ' ^ ^ -J. Sfi 


iry, and perhaps Informed- by 4 I 1 Clmt-.g tliat ibis day had nr- 
her motive power, rived and was aljurft to be celebrated, several 
, aspirations at the of us repaired to, tlm cemetery in order t- 
s'writcr's boldness, witness the rites.' After wading -through the 
at least, the uir of NlnJ in H "-i'py Valley until we got on. to the 
■plank road, we found tiie Cliitiamcu passiiig 


f“ Protestantism," says he,- “.whatever its hack and forth in largo numbers, .tome on 


msions, is really heathenism, and no- foot, somc'ou horseback and others in ear 


thVm. The troops from'Goorgia ami 1 .. I 

w bruttght hack favorable aroiun:- ol 
eountry. I lie ruins ot tlieir ‘.iesedute‘1 towns 1110 
vv re scarcely done smoking, and the cur’ its, . di, 
of llicir dead were not pfttiPely do-traye,!. of; 
when the whites came Mv ariiiing. like pigeon-. ,vva 
into their country. Tile forests incited avvuv sc 
In fore them, and the wilderness was s,„,i,, sl ji 


" n l ’ '>• Hl:r pefitic vo'cc mother ! She staggered back a few step? 

longer restrained me. 1 was often' wilful, and leaned against tho wall, She did , in 

J ' nd f n ; ,1 ' n, ”f ‘ >' !«• W at mo. I .aw her heart-beat against he 

d,;;U'-(, manly sltpelomy to W- uidcpenden. breast bl, heavenly Father," she eriod, 'Tor 
vd vvi-nuMi -■ iHttflefi;.-. My father's return give him, he knows not what he doe.- ' Tie 
,wa< a i"rtm, ate eirciimstanee' for me - lie gardener just then passedAhe Er. iu.d *ra 
-o_.aij.eree.UMl the spirit oi nvsubordiuation ing my mother pale and almost unable to sue 
stirring withm me. raw liy his mnnpev that port herself, he stuimed : »lo. hoe,k„„.„l 1 ,; , 


mother! She staggered back a few steps, 
and leaned against the wall, She did nut 


cite. [Btownson's Review. Jan. 1852. ringos. We soun met tome returning drays 


livt-,y imaginations, and pleasing manners, the tufts of eurth oor _ __ 

who can spoak on- almost any subjeot with f cut - Nature was-then cold and gh my; but 
I'va Jiuess. I'hcsc ore in special daDgt-r of nu w sho has become oheerful and -autiful, 
neglueting this direction. They find it much ,ln d oven theso littlo fwwv», whiofc died with • 
easier to spend their time in agreeable society,. ^ 1B ‘ r 8ttl* mistress, 
tlmii in. diligent reading and close, ooneccti- w *f® sweet fragran. 
five thinking. They consider not bow soon where is sha i Thoi 
tho' firo of youth and the vivacity, of their ‘'Oil, wlisn«h«n Sprtur. 
imaginations will be gone, and that tho pro- Oh, waon dwti Jay a«« 

|'ie will expect from a man who 1 ms obtained Mb. how did the 


tlieir littlo mistress, bavo arisen again, aui 
waft sweet fragrance over her tomb ’ b„* 


I*'- . , with a sacrifice wbtfih had already been of- 

l “Disguise it as you will, all who ure not foredfand were on the point of turning- back. 
Itkolics arc heathens, and all who are not ,r , , • , 

■them arc Catholic*. Heresy and infidel- “ ,!W - V l ' ,K,r & inlomat l. ou 'j! " I ”. 

1 ? m mff in f t y * j [ ■ pm rg \ rfi i 


nimed into, a iruitful field. Tdavus ami vil- it (H5|vlcaai*a- him. although, for a low dn va he 
la^cs are now rising on the banks Jt’ihcA'Ia- suid*nd|i)in^ to ma about it 


,ys at Idottom are they heathenisms and the want *»t’ a knowledge ‘of oup lan^ua^ 


othing cLfte.” I Brownsona Review, Jan.' 
pp! 23:24. 

“The first duty of evtiry' civil government 
to pruteot the Church nnd maintain tin* 
Mdom of religion^ wo any, not ol* heresy 
Id infidelity, which, as far as w<» could ever 
»r, Ijave not. and never had, and never can 
ire, tiny rig/tt*. being, as they undeniably 
contrary to the law of Cod. [Brown, 
n’a Review, Jan. 1852, p. 20., ' 4 , . 

Now lioro Protestantasm, heathenism, her- 
y and infidelity are mada'i«lcntieal ; and 
ider the latter, cognomen it is proclaimed of 
hat “they have not, never had, 
id aerer can have any right at all/’ This 
the liberty, then, we are 'to understand, 
hich Rome is prepared to grant to “all who 
p not Catholics. 1 ' “The first duty„of every 
P^bternment is to protect the Church," 
M Roman, of course.) » Protestantism, alias 


amongst the swart liy passer.? bv -but another 
row of drays (for they" traveled in single file) 
on the .way out. gav us an opportunity "t 
conversing with the drayman, who m . me 1 
to he. some wlilit posted - uj»: from him we, 
learned that there were several dilVi’ueni eom- 
panies, each of'whieh made its own sacrifin- . 
We went on, and when arrived, found’ seve- 
ral of the Chinese collected around a little 
pa^nnclcd cnclosurof while off’ to one side two 
or three others had about -a liiilf hhslud of 
.Chinese shooting crackers. In the enelosrtre. 
which was on a hill side, were two’ gravr- 
sliupcd mounds in the upper side : in these it 
seemed the Chinese have been buried'. - Just* 
below the grave a place bad been leveled for 
the purpose of this festal. The drays, three 
in number, drew up and were* unloaded, from 


btKiin. and the arts and st ieuees.are boginnitie ! 
•t«. il«.iu h -wlmre savage hiirbiirtty aiul igifo-j 
^ikiYai’iiliiT ■•i l l ' l Wli 1 .fiiUi l M4 1, “ l *i 1 ‘I i >-L‘-i^Uvav-t-m — | 

tbit, ilia uk? e nl those days a i ■* gone, anti shall 
i, u-r return. Chiireln*s iyid temples Ibr the 
w »rship of tie living < io«l ar* ; Ijeginning t*> 
be erected . tie* melotlious sotige of /.inn are 
I " *ii r* 1 . pein ** hnd plenty, witii- all tie- hh^ 
il’'.”* of the everhisting' ( in.-pel; are here on- 
jtye.l. It would be illl j.osible to (loseribe 
t! e diflieultie- ifml sufferings nl' the li_r.it 1'tu'*-* 
grants i - this eountry ^ 'Mirny were <7f the 
nee*t' respertal'le eitixeiis of the' States thev 


. ! ' I'-r n ‘ r ' gardener just then paMud J tho doom Und firu- .' 

"ii_ j'i'i'v oi v c'l the "pint oi Hwubonlmutkin ing my mothur palo ami almottftmable to nun. 
mngwitbm me. I raw by hi:, mnnjn-i- tliat hcroelf, ho .topped; aim beckoned him 
iK : ,,lrasv,l him. although tor a 'few day. in- iu . '-Tajca ti.ia boy up Btaira and look him in 
hi nothing to tuo about it hik own room,' said abo, and turnotFfrtim me 

n~‘ " U fc’" ctybc ri lir, K ,lt ‘'" d kii^arkv-o- *l,e- was l.mering j.er ropm, 


t.nn npy IM. ,L . ^ Ha, aim gaTJ. me am-h a look- it 

^ • • ni\v me. ii. was a louK oUigony.-imngkut Wuh 

a mu-row lam- into a him held -a favor- ,i. • , , 

t . . , , . .... . . , ll" uitoiisest l"\ e it wits the hist, unutte.ru- 


ih’ld. ,1 Teplied that I did 

" My father owned this hind, said he: “it' 
was my play-ground when a boy. That rock 
stoud there then |n ine rt is a h(*ucnn, arid 


e.iun* from.' I’liey were pillars in the Chureh' whem»U,T I look at it. I recall a dark s 


»^1 1 1 < id lake ^ 1 'i‘jihaiii -of old; ns sonii a> 
tle'y had pitehed tlieir tents, they creeled an . 
ultar-to (khI. 1 he ' liiiiesoine forests.’ which 
had listened for ages to the howling wolf, the 


• -retiming panth'er. t[ie yelling savage. ..t id I rors 


S^niBm, alias l.ereay and jpfidelitv, h» """ " ' W '' 1,1 *' vo ’ UlM " s 

»y right to prorection. Take anotlim- T thtt P ,aC .° 
t . v the enclosure. * * 


Wo try.all princes and secular powers bv ' *? n 0ne u * l hi‘ tables was jilaeed a Img. 
Iielatiuas to the spirtunl order, and care 'vhich had been propared lor it by cleaning 


the hooting owl. now heard for thy first ; nu 
the voice of prayer and the pfti.ises of t iod 
\ ln*n |iaths were inyde from one neighbor- 

h mil t*» anotller. the j pb* « .f (;,„1 began- to 

e mie togetle r for diCne worship on the . s >ah- 
h.itli day I In* lneal j|rearhers began fo hold 
ti" ' tings, and thus, they continued* until the 
spring of I s I'd. when Hr. A. Tally wpssent a 


• , . 1 . u " 1 t 1 ' ' it was the lust, unu te.ra- 

1,1 plhvgioiiiid lie tlie eliildren in the neigh- l.lnmni.r f.* ... . i , ,, , , , 

i . , . , ... . ... ole pang tiom a hearl tliat Was broken. 

> " >i , ioi ii I Alter talking cheerfully on differ- i,.* . , 

... . ‘ Ill a nneuent. I found tnyselUa prisoner in 

cut tuples lnr a while, my lather ij*kofl me it 11V 1 

i i ... i ,1 , i , ; , iny own r<.o|n |. thought, for a moment I 

" 'served that huge shadow, thrown by a ^ Ir . 

. , . .. . . .. •, vM'iil'l lling myseir from the* open ■window. 

iss ol roeks that stiw»d in, tlW middle i»l the i ,i , llI | 1 . i , .. , ' . . , . .. 

Id I Teplied that I did " ‘ ^ " Ut ,,, - V ' J *’MHIH, but felt afraid tudie. 

,. m ' r .i ill i ‘ _ i ' vas "ot penitent. At times in v heart was 

•My father owned -this land, mud !m : “it i r .. . * 

..... . | . . .... , ^""'lU'u.liutnivstiihbornprideroseiiianin- 

> my play-ground when a bov. I hat rock ..... ... . , , 4 * . : 

l , , ; , - - * , . >tant and bade me not to yield. 1 lie pale 

oil there then |n me it is a beacon, and r . , , , , , * 

, iii.-, ,, , , _ aieol my mother haunted me. f bing my. 

eneUi'r I look at it. I recall a dark spot in' , . , , , 7 y 

i-,. -a . .. . , ,, " ‘he hed aittLfell asleep. | awoke at 

hie — an .event s.» painful to dwell upon. , , ,, , 1 . , 

. . . 1 mutiUglit stiffened by. (lie dump night air. tei:- 

it il it were not 'as st warning to you I -,* . , , , 1 ■■ n _ 

l | i ‘ , rdnul with Rightful dreams. I would 7iuv« 

mid nut speak ol it. Listen, then my dear Cllllir i 1 » ,i . ,, . t .. , 

L it k sought my lmUJier at that moment, for I trcin- 

y. anu learn w’isdbm from your iatherser- i.i ,.i ,. r ; , « ,• , . , .. .... . 

J hied with leur, hut my umir was fast. With 

x, .* ,, i i, , , -i i , th (l daylight my terrors were dissipated, and 

Aly lather died, w in'll I was mere child : I i t..,....,..- i - ,, , . , 

. , , . I not ome hold in res! tijig all good impulses, 

is the only son. My mother was a gentle ti... i .. , , . , , 

. *. . , , , l he servant brought ifiyineals, Imt I did Hot 

ing woman, devoted to her o uldren, and ,, | ,**., , 1 

, , , - , , , , tiwtc them. I thought the day woukl never 

loved by everybody; I remember hejr pale. .,;.i i., i . » ,.^-i- 

. 1 <yi'L -lust at twilight l heard a light-foot- 

;uu, lol a.-.; -Jut .woo,, atlout.uaao- >.a, o , t „ |T a|>l , r , mi:) , lt H ; st „ r , 

'"-r kuoi ami t-a.l.T fo.co. I,i my . , v hn .-alloa by naa.e. 

-I I lov-l l"' r mtoiiralv : I »> o.-v.-rbap- w| ,, lt ' , , nulllcr „ ,- _ 

:l 1 .11 rt 1 l*i ill, 1 1 . - 1 - III,, V ... * **- 


than in diligent reading and close, cobbccu- 8W oefc fragrance over her, tomb,} but 

riv ■ tbmking. They consider not how noou w ^ iwe 8 ^° ^ 1 thought— .. 

tin fire of youth and the vivacity, of their ‘ Oh, whenibaii Si'riug tun Un> iaouia«rioguraY j 

imnginationfl will be gone, and that the pro- Oli, whim dull duy dawn on tho aight of grate 

joe will oxpect from a tnnn who )ms obtained ^ Wd deipondQijj * 

mature age, much bettor preaching than t j 10 U 8 ^ to me! Couid^liie come frnm 

tlmt with which lie sutistiod them when a uorru l ,tlou the grave ! Could imnftr* 

youth. There are those who, because they await manual f VV Uiio thus reflect* 

ucgleetcd this direction, were as goon preach- 1 U 8 » ^ ^ uru ®d. ^"Viud and road the deatjt of a d 

cr.s in the Unit or secotid ycaw of their min- ^ 0UII 8 kidy ol sixtehi. i paused. a 

istry, as they urc now after the lapse of twenty "f^xistcncc, vUcu thd , 

years., And yet those men « 1 irssn: to-*T <,r,d -rresttm «aw*toie,'‘ 'ant at 

i bau - b.-oo »lwi'..tv vouc h in tin- u H t doWn Ho Hudtloniy ; b,»t I OODtinntf /tf > 

r " iferenee. .iifd it is“now tmic Fshinild Imvn tt ^uTlind 1 thought surely- 1 was guided rtd' 

station: it is time that I should go to I’hila- *»e r opitaph J ; life seemed given me from ^ ■ 

delphia.’ Let me now say that no preacher ‘^‘ ,l d, and 1 lost my d/hilds ol immortality id i 

f'li 'iild expect us to place him in u situation the cqmctejlfr. 1 lie verses seemed so iumhoa- 
It wlii eb he 1 ms Hot «|ilfllilW!d lifoJoelft bb', the eon5\»ni*;sftii 

would also say to this class, for their oueour- tion H0 chiiAtnnnd beiititiful, tliat. I dop^i it { ' 


ngoirient, there is not one of you who may ’ tl l ,,,n the spot. Oh, I thought, imiy uo ] 
!"•!. by diligent application. <puilify hiinself b, "d exist and stiU' Hliino fo imutertnl ; 
for nny position in the Chureli. And if you *pd liivebnOss, even after it biw 
ur 'unable to reach flic highest point of intob 'isible fo mortals f Bfo; fo tha o 
leetnal attainment, .you -may- all. bo Jivst-dusn ^""htlcss stands there yet, and ig 


my life — an .event so painful to dwell upon, 
‘that il it were not ’as a warning to you 1 
should not.spcak of it. Listen, then my dear 
boy. and leant wisdhm from your father's er- 


/unlors." , . 

“ Ah I -proposed one of these •(luestionsTl 
noticed a smile upon the countenances of 
some before me, i\s if they thought it a mat- 
ter of trifling importance. The question was. 
‘Will you endeavor not to Hpeak too long or 
too fond V But my experience has convinced j 
om that the people wijl endure almost any 
objectionable chariietcriatie in tlieir preacher, 
more patiently than long and tedious preaeh- 
hig. The Bern non .may contain sound theoh>- 
gyTronr beginning to t*nd. It may be admi- 
rably arranged, and yet the people will bo 
(ii M.'iitisfied if^t be long. Only on special oc- 
casions will they be willing to listen. to a long 
discourse. And while there is danger of 
•speaking too loud, there is also danger oi 


or ..thy first time ' Mv tatlier died, when I was mere child : I 
praises oi (iod was the only son. My mother was a gentle 
"in' neighbor- loving wVinmii. devoted to her children, and 
.1 ( iod J.i'gan- 1 " beloved by everybody! I remember hejr pale. 
Tip on tiie Nib- beautiful fact* -lu r sweet, affectionate smile 


MHuT* j ■ XA.XXX 1 . .uiu V.UIU 

■lag lor any ,of them further than they and Scrap®, only* reserving a tuft of, bristles 
Twit. The church is all in all to us, and between the shoulders: it was decora ted with 

iHiaiiase ft* “tt r “•/ ■: 

'4»e «n Bubmk-iivo to- her only an wo aro " Uonn B s - “«« d « th '' "'" s I'lacoU iiKoat, 
taiiefijt to I’etor in tho person of ilia sue- R' e 1‘orna ami tail of wliicli wove wi-uppoil in 
jiw. i We sovereign Pontiff, in, under Uuil, pink and yellow papo,-. ’i'boso oaoli bad tlie 
* ,c authority we respect on l.ead fronting tlie o raves. On tin- other to- 
^ [Brownaiins Review, Jan. 1852, p. I, lo w-oro phioefi vurinus fruits, freab ami pre- 

"Ahithoreforcwe b«b all tho breath we T' 'vine-^^s.-s, 

pend in declnimim, l«*tth.s on tlie ground allowed tlm. 


hood I loved her intensely : 1 was liever'htvp- 
pv apart IVoin her. and she. fearing that I \\as 


inissionary to them. from jlie S. (’onfereheo.-l ljecoming too uiuelt ofa baEv. sent me t" 


lie collected them into societies, and fo.nnr.l. 
a tiVo week- circuit, and labored with them 


high school in tlie village. After associating 
a time with rude, rough boys, 1 lest in a nn a*. 


ut.it il his health began to fail. I le was greatly J sure, my l"iidness*toy home and my rev^renei 


we respect on 


I.eluVcih' ami when lie was not able to p reach 
hcrvisitcd tin* societies' and. families, and en- 
coiiaged them with jirospect of being sup- 


for my m other,, and it became more and more 
difficult for her tngvstrain liiy impetuous na- 
ture. I thought it an indication ofmaifli- 


plic.l from tip' Mississippi Conference. In iiness to resist her authority, and not to a] 


t- AMthorcforc, we loso all tho breath we 
jpfinti m declaiming against bigotry and in- 


«««, and in favor of religious liberty , or tI,o y iM nut wish their lrionds to thirst. ‘ hi ” . ( ... , ' 
fight °f any man t(i bo of any religion (ir a waiter sitting on the ground they placed . . 

VAl g T' UHUt pi ° ,l8t ‘ 8 him, w hich some fowls and fish --one duck had its hill opeji )' '"V ' ' ' ‘ ' '! 1 

* fKi " »» d its tongue wrapped in colored para- '™ drvt [ 

B*"**® world IN Catholic doctrine. , 1 ' 1 ...lies wide, lu . 

■Wnson’iRoyie^r, Jup. 1852, p. W. 


IjOKnson's Review, J ap . 1852. tMA Tllo r "" xt Mu,-k ^n.- lirtecp or twenty can- 

BWben ye aatwlvcN are afraid to assert dlts m the’ graves and ligbtednlicm : at lb, 


supremacy of the Churoh and the aiibnr- "“"'o thuo |iail a large ipiantity of ineonsi 
Jbon of tho 5tatc, and to maintain tliat sticks burning, among tho- candles, with ap 
E roM,, 0 ' tb< ,‘ 8 I ,irU , l “ l1 ' “" d the parcntly "blit little order. Behind tin- tab),- 

- .-i" * 

ond deem it the part of prudence Now tho ceremonies began by lighting tic 
yppliun awuv nr hnlT donv dw. 


P in away or hull deny the papacy, crackers at the, one place, w hich' kept up a 
v ®. w ® K, {Jt ■ fo sa y to the I’rotestanfs. grand tmise to the misery of tin* horses, uiitiJ,, 


to,.fnw T * * • ''WO lUUHt, 

jwore, if we mean to ho Catholics, be truly 
jgiike the word — ho Papists, and fearloss- 


I'eeemhcr. tho same. year. I came on to Hr 
I ally s work. I had instructions from Bp 
(..•ergo to take charge of wlmt is yow culled 
(• 'iieeuh Circuit, and l(r. Tally's work also; 
wineli fornied a six 'Weeks' circuit, about two 
hundred miles l"iig and, in many places, fifty 
miles wide. In March. lS2n. Br. Clint-.i,. 
lY'.ut the >. Uunfeivnen. jnin,^. o,,;. 

h 'arts were united we suffi red and r. joiee.i 
luge-ther. \\ hat we -niLTed i- known tot iod 
in whose cause we were eni:ii“;e.l, and [.. 
whom we must n;i\;e an aee"UUt in tiie dav-j»l 
jii'lgmciit. In July we saw some fruit of bur 
labor : in August we were much favored with 
tlie presence of ( iod ; hut m,Neptemljer, “the 


.-lie asked. . t 

" Nothing." I replied. « 

. 'M), Alfred, for my sake, for all our Hakes, 
say that yon ale sorry let me tell mother 
tliat you are sorrow. She longs to forgive 

yon. 

■ I Won't be driven to school against my 
will,' said I. 

• But you will go if she Wishes it. dear AJ- 


I II you ii uivi "rumuBMU* 

of Intel- v i«i Me fo mortal* f Ifol fo thu epifoplfo fo 
irst-das s djufotlcM stands there yet, and fo nf> mliow»;* 


• Thi‘ falrr*t nlur pf iiiornI«i’ft ‘ ' ‘ ^ 

Jm Ihat whlnti uhlnci lu twilight iklw* , ; 1 -f : 

Pearce rtxnn in br*iui, Ink, ... •• j'. v - 


An*l Yi.nUJip.i to tu'.rt.'ii i-y.*#- ri 
It* I or* lii»pirc*< a Urli.f tx-Krcl. i j 
IU lovi-lintvta In no'.ir Curgpt j . j i 
know fbll will ’th rtilnlhf jet 
Although wti mt.y h, hold it not. 
And lliun ilm aplrit nUloh Iim you-* 
U but auiioxbocl In Kb^y'd btiiai*, 


‘‘L*w 

!4im 


Ih IwBininy lirlfbtntM burning op, * i v • , 

Tiir.iiirl, !<».( rt..u •: , 


Thr.ugb tout unto our Difote gain, , r - , yfR ' 

Tie r . 1 an* who witched it to Un* Lot— , J ' ! 

Thi n* in ivlto cun furgot It ncVfjr— ffL i. 
-Msy lb‘ ;, L wlu iijifu'n dark hiua|cH aro Y 

J'artulfft' irUhiterltn light for mr!” *d 

I low sWtM't to me was tHe thought of "(till 


Hh'mmg," \iftor J vvna accu no more. Him 
beautiful tlio figure, and bow cany the trarui- 


tion from a ‘s.ar" to a spirit. 


pour to fool popilcni. altlo.ugli I know 'tliat fred," said iiiy.sistor ploiidingly. 


ley conduct pained her. Tlie epithet I most | won't said I, and you needn't say' a 


dreaded was 


I could not. hear to word more about it 


hear it said by-. my companions that I was tied 
to mv mother's apron strings. From a quiet, 
houie-lowing child. 1 'soon became a wild, 
bolstering boy. My dtJfcr mother used’ every 
♦peusuttsion to induce Inc to seek happiness 


my brother, you will kill her! you will 
kill her. arid then you cariTicve.r have a hap- 
py moinnut again.'' 

I made no reply to this. My feelings were 
touched, hut - 1 still resisted their kind iiiflu- 


speaking too low. I consider the words of 
tin* Discipline its calling-nttontion; ttuttro"gen- 
eral nuiuner of delivery. There is a way of 
speaking that is exceedingly injurious to the 
speaker, and there is a way tlmt is healthful. 
In early life I ‘was not impressed with the 
importance of the manner of speaking, and 1 
am now Hollering the consequences of my er- 
ror. * I 'contracted a lmbit which injuri- 
ous, and now t.he sad reflection is forced’ upon 


consider the words o( ]ihicc, thiuRfog- 


iiiy iiie juu.h;, uuupijgr-- . , ( 

■Slmll ii i h 1 1 Iw IcfttOTiioiiIJttr lii Qio ^iML ~ 
White rule, n lcnting, leU th» ftowcw Ure ? 
HluUl nature’* lawB.Jp nutt alkno unjunt, y \ 
IIM Film, tli .n^li il.xnma foi'ririfb.houi to liy 
No ! licaniHi Immortal fprtnj? fibatl W nri^ 
And limn rim 1 1 Ijlovni for « yv|-1o tho^kkiS . 0 * 
Miablnsippi (ity. . , ' ill y-.Y, f 


Across the UivEa.—From Uooi 
ling's “ I’owp.- of ill uslra tiou,” ; a , i 


wjtbiii tlie precinots of Immc. Sbo cx,-«,m| * My sister calb.-il mo, but 1'm.qUl .iot 


they wero exhausted, which was unt the case 
before the feasting liogan. .While in tbo-c.l- 


rt tho Papal supremacy. Wo shall "Insure each individual went behind tl.o tohl 


rill ot our Protestant lieatimn, 
Hf 6 ** politics, • and tmvo a Catln 


and bowing onco with clasped bunds, or as 


on ®^ W,d httV f, “ ho pleased, would first .step on the 

fi fi«t « no SZJ Ml “« d k -l, then bow' - 


hnr«*lf to make imr fireside attractive, and imswcf: I would not answer. I beard her 
•■’‘-"f" -1 ' “” d "'.V sister, lolbnving her seil'-suerilieing exaui- footsteps slowly retreating, and again I tluug 

." " f'J*" "" O'" " 11 " 1 d ».»-"l I' 1 ' 1 - "• *•"(!»'.• n.e by planning games mysell'un the bed Lo pass another 'wrotel.od 

J'U"".' ' , f V 1111 and diy. rsions. for my entei:tainiiient. I saw ,,..,1 .fearful night. Il Hod. how wretched ' 

, " 111 A w.-r. i. favored will, all ibis but did not beed.it. Iiow li-arful I .li.i not know. 

io, • presence .-ml I'l.Sepi.-mher, "the -'ll was on. an afternoon like this, that, us 1 Another footstep’ slower, and feebler than 

o\ • I» "Its eiun. -The gib- ol the was about leaving the dining-talde, to spend iny s-ist.-r 's disturbed me. A voice ealled me 

n ontb our hrs, eump-n,e,j,,,g «r tin- .n.ern.ission between morning and even- l.y name. I. was my mother's. 

' ! " "i" ' - ,k ' 1 - """ ” 1(! kand couid not mg school in the street, .is iis.iiiil, my mother 1 ' A Bred my son. shall I eomo-in ’ ! Are you 

n t at end any oi oor mcct.ng. Ins meet- laid her band on my shoulder, and said mild- sorrow for wlmt you si, e asked. 

"L ' ° „ l - v, ' u ' lin,,l - v - "-'lyson. I wish you to twine l eannot tell ,'vbat influence, operating at 


me, that I b’ave^l^wn away a largo amount vuiiluable treatise, wo take’ Afeo following ! 

ol n-. l'obo - A liovcatl. avoid a uionotomm paragraph :' 

delivery,, I luoioncea committee , to wait ,,'n • Abmit aix ywln. agir says a olergyman in I i 

ll " - n th,!,r l ,1,stnr New. York »ity, 1 was traveling tWthe bor- 

the end Ot hts first year I was surprmcMi. ao rs of the Hudson, and oi. the mUM bcauti- 
I i, was a man of into! I.geneo and learning, fu , 0 ,- tlmt Il(jblo atrflam> wbew ; te TJ 

. i..l . 1 I ^ -il.tliflcs i tisU-iwI u- tr .... o’- ' .LJ 


|l>e first thing necessary ul Ti.ie ™ f-'T’’ 

lljeeomd, politically and socially, as \ V " l,,eh 11 ^ino-glaas tilled 

fa ‘R> and worsl.ip, a oniteo uoov.” 1 brandy Iron, tho nccompanying bottles. 
^Mcn's Review, January, 1852, p. 05, was ImndcQ'to him, when lic.wc.lild pour a 
if “'fi'sguised teaching of theso para- little of tiie bramly.mi the grauod before him. 


ai ,/ f ° in uiuht; jiuni- .» 

s.i' L l l tllat “I" 1 tmt ho r if y , not then waive tlie gliis s 


t q, tbc fo'itK's, img 


iiionth uu.r first cuiiip-inuetiiig began. Br 
(ii'iffoii, our I * . Kbler. was sick aiul couM not 
not attend any of our meetings. I bis meet- 
ing was held near Fort Dale. We had fifteen 
tents and three preachers, Brothers Clinton. 
1 hilany and. myself ; our largest eongregution 
WiiH about three.hundred porsryis, one hundred 
.of whom were professors of religion. The 
power o| (iod canic. down on Saturdsiv, an>l 
eontinued with, hut little abatement . until 


A voice called me 


Allred my son. shall I couuriii ! Are you 
sorrow for what you hjiv.e done f” she asked. 
I cannot tell what influence, operating at 


delivery.’* I had onco a committee to wait pu ’ 
hie request in tho removal of their pastor nl 1 \j ow y or ]^ 

I the end of bis first your, i was surprisud 1 . flerfidf thi* 
lie was a UI.UII of intelligence and learning, p„i 
and good pro: .clung alobtics. i asked why waters seen, to r*t against the highland* of 
. l.cy ilcsircil a ebange. I bey dculmod giving j,-„i lk j,| ( j ( , riu \, w bprg JW- I Was 
an answer.' I pressed tbei|destion. Atlongtb i-ijjng i|.; A'..' . 

one: of then., a man of superior sense, said be couiltr 

scareily knew why tlieir preacher did not umu'dii fine 
spirceed, except it was because lie was mis of Dutclicss 
notonously good. I.et your expression In- j observed v 


riding on tho wcstqjn shore, dotted with e 
guut country-seats, and so, elovnUkl as to eri 


inand a find vi'uwrof (ho sunoimding 

n.. i. ti i ° 


of Dutehoss; Passing a substantial .u 
I observed carridfcos standing ground t 


I would have rebelled. Imt some- that moment, made me .speak a*dverse to my 


thing in her manner awed me. SI,,- put on feelings. The gentle voice of my mother that 


her bonnet, and said t., me. "We vvilrtak.- a thrilled through me. melted the iee from my 


varied. Lift up your voice, now and then, trauce, «i n .l a bourse, (hut nl.dr.l y 
_Wake up y.mr.-elves, and wake up your eon- tho occasion' of the gatbqriug. If. 
gregatiim, if they get asleep. It strengthens tIlin g moro tll|iu cu - rigg |U Jfc 
a weak man to speak aloud • occasionally bfnatoral'svn.V tkdlLjiJL 


Tug^ r^-wWi'-ri ^^^ 

supremacy, is not to ho "gain, 'and give plane tt. the next A ,| ^ ^ !T" -- ' 


Blution ’« »oi* IVHU - UIU 41 L n - 

It’inTl ^ -trr itn - rrr kniT w -l c 1 1 1 e 1 1 1 - -ob-wisvo-.4iW i i 'n i ^, ). w U.l 1 .M 1 L .w n .vss. . . 
il ,! Iu States, tliei-e.is p.-actised'n Ido' diversity nf manner: seeming 


Lff-*’ Which, for political ends. 


exnl«:„ iur p«»uuetu enan. 

Wl^suway, " ° r •: half denies, tho papa- 

So eovi*i- 1H Ua *’° en Ilom 'e ' 8 P"Rcy under all 
> toeients. Tl.is honest reviewer ex- 

ietA'ar 1 ^K ®’ 1 Ht 'll Bbo still con- 

fiivi .,1 ( ° or W‘ 11 t5 to hint, all civil power, n«t 
k and -^ybordinato to tho" Holy 

dine detcJ- 


jj- t-i ‘ to Papal supremacy is nut to bo again, bud give place th the next one. \u 
* :' lt ®“ 6d “a tig” for. And tho iii- wnt througli these ggnutligtidns and offerin/ 
*tin B -fitnreknmvletnrntr ■oP-Wtsvo-o tl' i n ini g ^..). w ttlo.liL. w ii.vei i .. ,i .otiw i i | r ra . 

ily “ 1U | n '’ €l t^ateB, tlici-o.is praetiscd'ii Ido diversity ni manner: seeming iu j.mny 
*»plahi Udenoo > ” which, for political onds, instunpes to think it film sport. After oil h.(i) 
f s ..,. 8 . u 7 “y- ” °r “ half denies, the papa- jmid tlieir devotions, the fruit and bread were 
M ll# m fieen Romp's policy under all handed around when all the company, incln- 
BT T: ' This lmnest reviewer ex- ding the Hpectutqrrf, partook u"4 fou^U'd jih'ti- 
Unffc 118 y^'aoged Htill. Sho Htill con- tifully. I hiring the fount large pibin of in 
Wvod f Mm, all civil power, n<it eense paper were burned, being oecuHioually 

jl ]a8 ,in ^' Hfibordinate to the' Holy wet with brandy. Aftor whigh they gathered 
‘""l^r ^mbending doti'e- up their all and retun'd to the city in high 
*™ll to' ^ ,0 ^° vt3rill0 ^Med by ctrei^iuHtaneeH, glee, foiling a more Huhtuntial feast in pros- 
to* \ Ut 1,1 overy “ prudent' ,r ^ex^»e- peet in the evening. 

WtorttM power out of, whut sh'c - Hnriqg tlm evening thuir pint f.f tho oil. 

"* °'' d ' !r That site, was i«.i-,;imdod liy a . few of tl.eni, wl.o, upon 
Hq^^t ^ Ul " authority” we are to " littlo pmfctKi^ado the place ring with tlie 

fewfilT . 1 Kllrt " 4 ^ ““y-Vftftro5w-.it- liorscir. «'«'' d oF-a-laTgo-^m fr . H nd a drum. or two. ol' 
fithc . kindred liarnmny. A largoliiiwiicrol'.Anieri- 

jjfeose wlin uur (Aluurican) [ICO- cans from lieioiy elu-nrcd (hem ijuite Imifltci:- 

and ..ffiS 1 -”* j »“ d 0 UH| y- VVo supposed every tiling -passed oil 

was nothing, „’ indi- 

I 1 * ftnd. capabJiJof T,Tini- ^ ^ WV#W# - 


wn,"', werc p, -"lessors ol religion. The little walk together." I Ii ill,, wed her in si- ..bdurutc heart, and I longed to’ throw myself 
po I 11 mi cam#., down on Niturday ami lcr.ee and. us I was jiassing out tlo- door, I „„ |„, r m-ck, but I dhFnot. No my boy, I did 
f -^' m ^ VyV 1 1 sulking moW.Aijut m y .words gav,. ilmdic .0 „.y 

• , ay.. 1 ouiutg, uScj-cdSE^iiny -flung. .aJ ! i»iM.iH.-i.«)n« f .vafid I know lusAras-w.-iiting wln-il i SunTI was not-rorry: " I bcii T 7rimr with-' 
tout hnd bmt, scon by llm „.l,l,cst pyofossors ... for..,,.. He sneered us I him. Aly draw- I beard her' groan. I hmged to call 

• n Vl ' ■ lJ "c' 1 T- " b, "‘ mJ ' larKel - V i’ nd - ,! " 1,H wnmidcd to the yi.ick Ho was a back. Out I dot not. * 

m the l.lcsMiigs id the inccinig. Tin- tear- very bad boy, Inn being -..me years old,-- , I ,,, ,v„,n 

»nd ,li. : than mysolt; l,u exercised a great inline., ec by 1 , earing mv nan..- ^ railed lomllv. ami n,y 


u weak man h) speak aloud ’OccaHionaHy 
fry to hit thu enngregation Hoinetiines— to 
make an , impression hy overy nerinon you 
prouoh." - 


bf natural syni’pafby, that ii 
und mingle with tho nuiititi 
It was easy to leurti/frow 
addressed, tl.ut a young ata 




religion. . 1 he colored poopfo bhared' largely 
in the blessings o.f tlfo m. •oting. r Rhe tears, 
the grbaiiH aiul Cries of i 1 k> nimrners. iiml til' 1 


draw. I heard her groun. I hinged to call 
her l»uek. but I dnl not. 


Tfj>: Btiiv'r IT kaR: «r- wnrltHtid ^ ***** 


T: ...» 


Tty hearing my name called loudly, and iny 


| . I , . , * *'• oy itfiiiiii” my imiui- nu 

n :V Z ‘ I t," ,,r,;t,,Sf T!* S UV,V ul * ovor m “- 1 rol, °Vi*d my .V, other skulkily, till M ‘ w , or H tood by my bedside 

most inei'ssant I liern w..u — i i .1 ■ . j j- . 


I us { im ^'AUhordinato to the * Holy 
, U 8 l wpftion ; undhor mibcnding dotc.'- 
however moditi... . u„c. 


most incessant There wpa nothing wild or 
extravagant; till was solemn, awful unil-glu, 
rioas. More than thirty obtained religion. 
Alter our meeting, closed, tbe-.work went on 
in the neighborhood. „A tavern keener said 


wo reached the spot where wo now stand. (Jet up. A Ifrad/ 0 , don't wait a minute ! 

I I . I. . 1 * 1 • , 


bi-nea.li till- sl'adow of this huge rock. ' '. Cot up and come with me. Muthorisdy- 
my hoy, would that I couhl have blotted from ing." 


j "iy nn’ initry iliitt Av'hic h liaH caHta djirk shad- 1 1. thought I was yet dreaming, hut J got up 


feeling iu the following little occurrence 
which we clip from a contemporary ; 

from the city, vvhon wo met a little girl, win 
uppean (1 in great lin^te,. amt* whoms oytif 
looked as if hIic had' been weeping. Hhr 
looked a« if sho wanted to Hpeak, and on 01 ^ 
stopping, bho came uloKo up to the curriugc. 


The dorgyniftil in atti-julauec v 
his rumarks wlicu 1 stopped at 
utter a slnirt bat iiloi|iie ot pp u 
ccs- Tor Sl^Doc is alyfaj'S e 
iiofteo of mourning- -the alfiitj 
und, overcoming thg, emotion 
struggled, spoke a 1 %w words 
.which Mimmnded him. ' Mil 

....... 1 1 Lr . ' « :1 


to Br. Dulauy that “lie was hrnkt 
sell no idoro whisk v amh fn.m 


ow over , my whole lifo, gladly would. 1 ex- melancholy, and followed by iny winter,-- On 


ho oouM j change all that the world can offer mo for the bed, jialo and cold aw niurhlej. lay piy 
5 ! quiet peace (if mind I should enjoy. But mother. She had thrown henjojf on tlm bed 
'• like thin huge, 4 iitsiglitly ]»ile, Hfondb the to rest arising to go again to me, hIio wus 
• nuiuvnt of my guilt forever! seized with a palpitation of tlm heart, and 

“ My inotlmr, being in feeble health, nut boro bonsoforis to her room- 


sell no nloro whisky J’ and' from that day to tlm quiet peace df mind I should enjoy. 

"s ho l;as sold hot littlo, so powerfully did no! like this huge, unsightly pile, slum 
tho “ word ol Hod grow ami lu-ovull." . ... ... J ... ...J 


I n. w on <* ioi grow and prevail." From monument of my guilt forever 
tins meeting we went on too.* on the Alu- “My mother,' being ill loci 
b_.Liim r.fc.-, ut Hr. (.rave's terry. Several of down and beeituued me to sit beside liar 


' * rr'ft'H ' loni Illl ft*r I ., 4 . 1 » • * 

sobbing us if her littlo heart, was broket., I HjfH’ ftW#* $ <W fl 
while tin. toar-drons vvero shu.ding in hr. a B d 


while thq. t5'ur-droj»H w ere Htunding in rici 
oyeH, und «aid, “The Imhy’fl dead ! ”, We wen 
an entire stranger (o imr, hufc| blm knew o ! 
hut une Imby in the world, und that baby,. t< 
whom Him wu 0 > njl doybfe, tenderly attaohe<l 


the young men who had/prufossed religion, dook, ho full oLtende 

to'coiiiikunii‘il ii m -PliIsJ moaC..,. l i - . 


IfiQfohdud 'i^’ of. any ini- I 

cos [I, 'A thuir interests or their 
7' t" rowi >sun’s Review, Jan, lft52, ,, 


down and lieeRoued me to sit beside Iter, lief I cannot tell you my agony us I looked lip. 
' t.io fflBfrtng with the, ,, • . . .. hiok, so full ol'tuadci- sorrow, is present to me op her- my remorse wits tenfold more hifi or 

tigmind a drum of two of ,l ‘.'‘'!" L 1 I* , " i ' ' iltf mooting began Friday now. I would not sit, la.t e.mtiijued stand- from the thought thktslie would never know 

A hirgTrn.Huherof Anicri- ?r t ’ (i !' ’ , * "• : t *" !ro W ”'T ‘"g sullenly hesjde. -Alfred, my dour son,” it. I believe myself to ho her murderer. I 

A-nrnd tliu.it ouite lioiste ]- 1 ■"! o '** \ 'l' ^ ” IU J. l(IH t“ d . -ahoui. Avid she, "have, you lost all your low for your fell on the bed beside hor: I could not wuep. 

d every tiling passod oil ' " l . 1 " rLI 11 work hoguu pie .“other 1 did not reply. "I fear yop Imye," My heart' burned iu my bosom; my brain' 

lore was nothing to iiidi- ' ' o, ' " n "- "" "! I " 1 "»('"oed to inpreuse sho eontinued ; “and may Hod help you to was all on fire. My sister throw hor arms 

until lies ay morning. ..ring tliis whole see your ovyn heart, uud me to do my duty !” around mo and wept in silence. Suddenly wc 

Sl,u il.i'i,, ... lx... i e ' i i i.,._ 


was (hjudel Those thrS> shidt words won: ; 
toll text tor reflection tlm haiaucoof tho ride 


Wo mighl.W'So otilumiiS'on them, Imt >yi 
will iim-tedy repeat to" our. readers wi.ut till 


I .ruth stands' tho tost of the mightiest of 
earth. 


until I uesday morning. I hiring this whole see your ovj-n heart, uud me to do my duty !" around mo and wept in silence. Suddenly we 
tuge-tho enL 1 impiiu.pt was. re 8 o.imli.ig with She then talked to mo of my misdeeds, of tho spw a slight motion of .oothors hand- her 
tho lat.toi cries mid groans of tl.ftnuouriiers, dreadful ciinsotmenott of tln-eourse I was pur- eyes U.ivlosed. ' 

or the joyful shouts oi newborn suuls ',;]»«• filing! By tea is and entreaties, and prayers, . Sho luul (pouyorud eonsoiommess, Imt not 
had the trumpet sounded several times, for sho tried ' 


eyes (Inclosed 

. Sho had (ecuyered eonsoiommess, Imt not 


to mako up impression ujsin me | speech She linked ut wo, ppd moved liyy 


will ,n.oMy repeat to' our. readers wi.ut th 
little girl suid to us, and lot tl.eiu reilect, m 
we did, on the thought tliat ‘'tho hutn’i 

^ .... w: 

When the hour of iifiiidtiml urriyos, ipjjd 
tlie nuoesmtioa of our mituro roputre sotip-, 
.thiug more tln#u eartLIy frioiuUhiJtoJ.eB ii 
i* that we find "ur stWPl^lliJ, 

Cl.risti.vr religion. . 


Hhore, in iiow of tho np#i whtjrei fWm 
senihlod. And now 1 ! find that tn/tlio. 
are over there fur mow iMjiientljr Ibm 
were before- I hayc long nod friends I 
whom I Uiyotii U^ 1 i 


heaven. ^ 


ever felt Oil ( me of .1 

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Cl)f if ro (Wants Cljfistion Jttiiiflcatc. 


NEW ORLEANS: 


lin vc pmc Birgrly into' pews and tl>o onto is your idnos WU.Iw distinct niid-tlicrcfifc your General Conformico of tho M. B. CJiurolt, would not, ovenjf woctmiil, jlisponso with name glorious pramk«j on 

tried in a pewed nnd orgati-mxl Chapel. Now. language clear ; your licurfc will he Tull, your ' Nort . . t 't o V»nTn un-*/lin* c!ir. fn, ir 1 ti A ?r v .?» ** M k 1 v - ^ ' ov/x (loth ItOtJfll voy us? $\6m of tfid'fjltiiu* unfuilin^immc 

kamI tho speaker, tho Appellant limy think to imagination warm, your min'd quick, and , M "H 1 u ' Tll « ,nnt ; tor "f mo,t Tiro rV -fE^i', . burdonsonio, miserable world, into the JesutL xiur, great Delivcror. 

, , 1 , , i iii thm day h proceedings is tlio memorial from ''’’7 t.n the «qi%etof Fori*ii;n Mi^i°n«. ucncrnll nsscmblic of Christ's (W.hnrn to lm ft „ 

gam Ins ca*c ns a certain, limn out Went. cot therefore vour speech ciormeht. So ., , 4 *- ... .. , , r . ti» ; Miniviwnfx ».i tin* MiMlMnry .Hociety wm in*r«i •' . irfit njjjn,to o j utspcctrully ytaira, 

, . • * - , Boston, on constituting a comb oi Appeals. yu.Murdny im.-nio^i in tin* itrnoinfLiti Hinct (Jhurcii. united with tho spiritts of th» juMtmnuo Tier- • m 

nl/»nr nf n (ihal'iN* (ilHlpiilinff lwunn Tim lni*u .mumln trill lit* innvod. nnd most likelV Vour . ...» liipllon nnmdi pri-t’iibil nml > were tit ifvt'riuMi.v n ....... . ■ ' * 


vsj S. s Com fort, 

Boston, May 11 . II.' 'Mattiso.n. 

AnnUAI. Com i ui:* i 

4 Qnrslth,* Who shall compose the Dolcga- 


f ^ V- ‘ * * clear of n charge of stealing bacon. Tho jury people will he moved, nnd most likely you* TolhflH ,. v • Jli- i, nps nn(l or, ho m-n. -mi OnnM-. !i;r l V-!\%Vr W '! 5 AlT.V.v’!.V i n^!nnM\ , '!{rv^ u,' v ' n ! 

*7 , ,Wn^ empnnnoled and the prosecuting lawyer Uvn friends— “positively pleased.: . E’- 4,U -' M K - ('’i"'"** *» (U,,,w » l Oonfm-ncp «s*i*iii- i*,. r . Ur • Mcriinim* f ,r N,tvV..iiu m.i ‘the 

Murmur Mnv i - « Ml«-**r. «f Itnlliintire^. I'liorti vrn^ n *n*l.vnf«it 

gvuiAi.iy ^auiuaijj, a,1 *v * ntaue out a strong ease : tliG.,nm>f was nosi- . Secondly: '•Breach tlie yiosp'ol to tlie Rev. nm i |) car Father** and, Brothen : - al which tin* u«v. Mr. wi*.-. or N«w 

E . \ .. «... . di KL. a . 1 * _ . .... , , . i . Il«!T. Hr. 8lmp*on. ofOliln. Kcv. (Ifi.nrt* l.nt.uib 

sp=~ — — V tive. The jury retired ql^Bton brought in ‘IW,’" amf'the Poor Will he convicted, the Vour petitioners hop leuvh to fluhinit to your Vork. nnd u.*v..i)»*. inu-hin. delivered mUrcs**. 

RrQt’f^Ts.- We call attention to two rr-y n vonlici. of “ not guilty an nstoh* neiglihorh«KHhfrouscd* the meeting protracted, consideration the following draught of a delo* — - • i — 

»ts which we 'make of our hretimAi ishing verdict, but tho circumstances, n lting the |K)Wcr of tifwl displayed, many converted, j ' l<l Animal C <mh u m ( < . An l ns^indut> m n ••. , ■ »ut:nn / 

>*»<!; In «M)liod thr pu!'“cripli(«i price whila nfOW. Uuikod out Hint oxp Wined it mid, lust of all, may he, tlie ‘■t vlmiol nhd ' ' ' uy Wl ' )ruy ' c ( , MFOnT Putoma Misslou, Alab ama Confer 

advance for lSiV 9 r*nd to forward us «. tliru^fourth'* of -the jurymen lind shared in the ••Judge’'* aotunlly pWiikened (!)' Hoston. Muy 1 1 . II.Mati;isd.\. t<> it v i: w i,.. n n n sominrj nf iim m 

of the post offices in their several circuits.' the fitolon hneoii. Thirdly: I’reircii I" thft Poor, hectlUSo "'ll f)i:i,r.i, > ui:li AnnUAI. (.'o.smiimn.. ^'b'^TrltniTm-ti ** l \” l 1 - ^ tV I 

jwn aro many great gray heads in tlie .any man speitk, let him speak us tlie oracles Wlm shall compose tlie Ihdegu- s01)< | voll ,, ro . V )i-t ' of thi"''^ ■=*' 

jUjilORIAt CORRESPONDENCE. awmlily. i kco old Father Taylor, the mari* of Pod ; if any man minister let him do it as ted Annua! < onlorenco, and wlmt shall lie its conlniiui tividu* ii]ipuiutiifrn!s. ta\Pi . 

A ’ n 4.-.. tvs ■ _ .u>n nert’ preneher, moving up nnd down tlie aisles, of the ability which God giveth ; that (fad in '‘.-.'d itmu. i.nd pt'.u 1 1. ’ white and ten odnrrd. We luivo bee 

at. B*oTin:r. K., He roema to k#Q,tv every iaidy, and him a man- all thin*- may he glorified through Jesus ,. mv _ t .„ nsiKt .,p „jV*,j 10 |: is h„ps 0 r'tl,e •«' '*« 'bo olm-eK nnd fn.-I the mem 

1 thank yon for the advieo on my leaving, >'<'r of greeting ti, at for heartiners approaches Christ, to .wlmjfp he praho and dominion ler l0 , llst K.plseppal ( huro^and OfoiKvdele- ' w 

hHug m, cloak along, and it I had nnover- 11 1!,,Psia " lu, S »" d ■<!“-.>.• bangs. „ld «s over and ever. Amen.- . gale (Vo,,, each AunnAl Conferenee. to. he , :l ' t |,eiHfnnwledo. of esneiin,. 

it, to liriifjptliat 'also. They are both need- bo is, appears to. curry himself in the vie, of - — , eh; hy hnilol ...wh, d-nl huVe uaveWhot aM j Wl . Iin . K , ai [ tly tHa, ,i. 

ntti.it. voting. Most heartily dot joi.r tl,e hos ‘ <>« prominently as ever. Of his Moreau Street S. School Oalobr.Uoh; .«’>"• S"<”> uudorsttu.dimg of their 

(la. Moil. Jn.iu-nti™. * former position in sueli hbilics I can only . . • , . ‘ L .. . ' , ‘ exjietjtfnee. Many ot them sewn 4 

Hm poetig <moca|ion — .. .. . , , , ... Tins annual treat was given on 1 lutrsday m lull -coimee; Kin r. : tine of Mich elec- ,,, ,, .. .• ,, , , 

.ludgo |'y tho nunutes. never saw hint 1,- w w „ w ,,, ^ nnd B0I „i^d lion. . •’ ' S on " of ilir 

l^yhe, ti.o jffldtude of Boston accounts for ore, and should never have known Hje man (hc ^ 0 p it , Wlmt ft „„ny time it *«■ f — =' " !' ^"* ^-11 ho ^ ^blvoului 

itrookedodisef italbwts. Pororooked- from the portrait of lnm with .which i'have , • • , »n„ i„„, 4' pre-seat si mil he >■., ^i-Ci itlv.m'mnn of. tlie t mis , ... , , 


' O,luroh ’ ” 'u.blisH , " y UMk rl d -°n CWn . ir ibspdtlso with same glorious promises ; a^dM^S 6 

interest iri S , nr T ! ,S ! , F ^ n f »rtme ukilin^mto^ 

interest in Tt»> rinintimicr nf -tin. uii.rntii,; ..ecufleii this .btttannsome, miserable world, into tho Jesgs, vmr grent Deliyeror ly «aj| 

orial from Mi b cncrl ' 11 . nsacmblio of '^'-bovn, to ho < Ucspectr„lly yours,' 

ippcills. ypftjt'nlity nni-nifH.ii in till* llrot-tnllfltl flt.rt:(*t Chun-li. united with I ho spirit t.S of till) jutffc fllfl(lo pnr- I rn, 1 f ?’ 

in”' N..S 1 !? er Vilitl fret: to partake of eyerie enjoyment, widely .I'. k I hope 1 shall '*0^2**.^ 

• • Vt'ierr. .'r iJJiww.- n 5 >c"uA its'i'i tny'tn ttio tins world is unconnected with sin, lege- pleasure of liohrmp •!• WoodtihMr ^ 

Irotlioiv:- - ''VfuiMK.ui which iiic ltov. Mr. wis«*. nf NiiwiijMfnrii. thor with otherw that itto unknowuo and uri- mv own mil nit * l^i 

Uhv, Dr. Simpson. Of Ohh). Kov. Of, .rid* Loomis, of NWv , . . . , . ' Ju . . . v ” t.-tHDM 


npuakiilile. And thorn wo' fluiiragftyn hatq 


OOHKESPONDBNCE. 


patoma IVTisslou, Alabama Gonforonco. B* utter. lamont:itu>H8 *. liaiuN, to dou /Jud'H 

work ; feet, mid, it may, lie, wings, te carry 

Tn II V K. W. s'i’lein. 1», 0 Sno. inry nf tie- MMomir}- us ell bis errands. Snell will ho the HOMid* 
Perinty nl tt»> M. R Vhwn-li. Bnutl.. 

I'e.Mi' Hiurnuai | take tins op, mrt unity to ‘ ' ^ B 
send -you a brief report of tbig Alj^idn. It I’* 0 " Sl, !? n " 1 , 10 c1 ^ 

* 1 . OH h Mllll*. In linri'il i.i.inli.nfltit siviil dili in hi flin 


lMHr.0N,iw. well as, mules; oyos to hcc, hut not Tho Wcsloyan MiHsionanr ^ 
to shed tcar.^: vojcoh t<» ’sneak .and sing, not _ii r ' , i* , y 

to utter, lafflntutlons : hands, to dou .God's j .. or or 

work; feet, mid, it may. he, wings, to carry ejj "a ^ ' 1,0 

ns ini his errands. Hitch will bo tho IdtMfd^ . ^ , 1 ' 1 " n ^ K 1)1 u bly exoeedptl gffrtj. 


Boston May 14 lS 5 n •»««» J»ruuwnt;r, moving up nnunown mo ni uu* uium v 'miiuii vum , vu.|t ^ ^ ^ ^ 

'J iWis B«ot,„.n K Ho soeius to kgo.wevery body, nnd lumn man- all things may he glorified lliriaigh Jesus ( ( | |j| ^ 

S- ' f Aaak yw. for the ’advieo on my leaving. ”«' r of greeting that fur heartiness nj, preaches Christ, to who,,, he prune and dominion. f«f M,di lod i st Kpisjqpal ( 
If^ bring my cloak along, and it I had an' over- 11 «>M“* !»m| «H' d ^ss, , j)r. llaaigs, old ns over and ever? Amen.' . gate from each' Ann 

«At, to bri^Rh'nt al-si Tboyarobothnccd- bo i», appears ^ carry bin self in the van -,r . * f oh; ! y ball.,l,wl,o 

Sf;ilUti.tt writing. Most heartily doi joim tl,e lmt «« Trominontly ns ever. Of Ids Moreau Street S. School Oalobr.Uoh; * ‘“W" J 1 

*■ ' * former position in such liOdics I can only ■ . • . . 1 

Ep' yg UK, pocU# invocation — .... , , . ■ This annual treat was given on 1 hursday in lull eoifucrtwin r. 1 

judge by the minutes. I never saw him he- ^ WeWw „ , atl . nnd 60 ,„i^d tie,,. , 

. : : 4 of Boston accounts for «>re, and should never have known the man ^ ^ , )f w)mt ft t t ulu it An< The seniei 

Pof crooked- from the ^rtiwjt of him with .yvbicb l-imve ^ ^ ,, llUS0 “proeet l.aHJiee, # 

tiiey heat all thoroughfares my eye. lung been fan,, lmr. 1 l,o ^ of Ins .head ,s n ^blo w ltU . banners, the gi& were fc^nt theCm^ 
have yet seen, or my foot traveled. It may. the only agree, , lent between thoanm, mid't he t „ ^ #n - Uu „ ^ illk , t i 10 
truly l>c charged against tlicso dpwn-ciistL'rs*, portrait- Flic ladiant* of Caftuda usod to do- 'J - . . . . t ' y. / n .V 

that they have aoatal nil/.. And so the ^ate h,u, as the issmnary that earned ^ ,.,, rc fur ilm tvat, ., 

^ wind never gets a clean, dong sweep at them. b' M ™ one shoidder. In a pen and ink ^ ^ #nd U tcro 'P' K lk ' K ' 

M Tho air is kept m eddies instcail of currcntn. sketch of tho Herald of this, morning, I Imd V. ' . . ■ . cneuiflialKmect on tli 

iPV.iiry effectual and yot unintentional fortifica- the following : I lie y/nst. ol his head is pe- jji i,;, r (y.*, ,ycmk«;r in thoyeiir lb ; 

tions against bleak winds, aro thow crooked, cuUar: it inclines slightly to one side, and it ' 10 '"‘f .. . 4 , ^elphia ; aml-theucqfn 

* h • , ... . .. K very body’s cOiinleiirtneo was lighted Avith K *iino dav in dueh wir 

W, ^ and abruptly terminated » - that when ou a List,- his young , , ^ ^ J SS (I l^m 

' ^ ThcwbolctownwaUbiyintii. It preachers genenilly, and , ,hap S uneonsc- he:lrt [ htim w : |h tj , cir ! Their A,, d. -The power 

takes ohuost^lfi much genius to go through it ouwy, fell into tho Bnm.e habit, und wont up , . . , . r . nual (’oidei ’nec .-hall 

-> 7i 7 T“ ■ . it a i r* r forms, their mffpconco, their faces, -their : tones uiuu e.uu.u .uee.. n,m 

without cettiflc lost as it does in the country to the Annual Conference, after duo training. ' ... . ' . ' •jiVely judicial 

« - i , . und Hu! bright and bnuhnii lioinr of rneli * •. , . 

to bcu justice of thepetveo. liut the build- banging their heads , la Han - ' . .. I .L,'.J5 —It sba.i li i 

mm arc superior. It is easy to see that Our Southorti compuny was joined this » •« •"’« «»' u.um. . ♦ (tide ujwn the custittf 

■ .. • , n r,, .. , , , . INo ububt the. boys would. nay tliat tho al* hiiive uch of tln\ (h*n 

j Otrinct Gmnito is not hard to bo had. All morning hy Ijr., Doggett, who has been on to ... ... J • /. * Wliu aas.ot tlifttan 


tea Aiiniini e onieroncos nnu wiiat biuiii no us ... , * . . ^ 'n 

. . , ’ conlaiiJM twelve uimointiifCntA .two of them 

l’f'gu rations and power , «.i, i t „ 1 i »«/ , . 

, . i . j m n- ulutc aim ti*n colored. We luivo been rottu- 

Aiisicrr I !io.(hd'’ffatrd Annual Confer- , , .. . , • 

, ,, ... f.-r, ... , n\, latmg the clus-vs, and find the mcniborsldp 

emv. Miall consist ol nil the hislions ol the , i , , , . . 

to bu two IiMmlv'diurd ten, ten of them wliito 


mi'Msc r.jiisuojiui ' .lurviifUim oi oitt^ueu * i,... u , 

1 , . * . membors. W . • b;ivc ulsocxnmmrd tl* • uu ‘.m- 

Irom each Anmtrtl ( onlercnce. to. he fIi - x . . . 

, ' . , , , • '! h «^thoiVw»owdLalgiLofefflu*iinu'iitalrc- 

on ! y ballot, who sHiii liaVe traveled not „„ . , . ;• , . .. 

... 7 , .. ' , ligK»n ; nnu wo are glad to Fiy that, tio’v talk 

thnu seven lulr cab udnr years, from tlie . , ' .. 

...... ; , , ,ni -" lt S o0l l understanding .ol their religious 


il. imd i who -hall be 
fine of Midi elec- 


e.xjiciyihice. AJ^ny uU them howii -t ■» enjoy 
tlie spirit of i\*l|gi()ii. t UIots are '•I'cking the' 
the l^r.xvcn. • . oft heir shys. We have'drop- 
}»e«l jr'*' r- • proi ati'.’vjr . Wciiavc under eate- 
elu'tiCal thiaiiiig about ^oni* liuiid red and 
twenty children. But tlo'y flu iu-fc. exhibit 
luuch of former, teachiiia. At thv nrese’ut 


enth hour, labored penitentlie and diligentliu , , 

. our incndB have 

h»rt heir iicavi ulio Master ono hour hclore *, . . , . 

, i * . .. , , . . . the sustained ir 

Mitihct > but as lor tup o wlio, dying in mere j 

mhuioii*. never oom/ndt*‘d nctuall sin, tiiev v,„ , , ,, 

c n . r ii,., , . ; • Mr. John Hen 

ItdlowMliu hanib wdutiioivooverm goet l. <>• m r- 

r • . ► I he l'lnnnaiu 

think, ol tin-, dear hnso, and a row not as , , ,, 

4l . . . , - , , was road hy Ren 

■those without hope: for bo assured, your S>1 l} . ‘ / 

child hath more real 1 roasbu to bu grieved ‘ llK ^’ 

lorym . than, jo® ,r h,,". . . ti,. tomi „Mi„,,r y 'j 

W'llll till., nn.l like llr<eOU,'..e, iilliit distilled. llmi. ■ :.niHV.,(n til." I*:~Trirls in Km-'lnnj 1 

like the dew, or tlie tnr.ill rain on' tlie lender Tif^ni'uViMiain'xVisM.fung^soS^K m ®n| 

gkiisse, tlii | ’linger Agnmv comfort his wife, Th " JI, ’™ ,ta una*tm„.< oirrH^.:;;; 5*;; Md 


the week, considerably eAccttfflii^j 

hiking nto tho estimate 
state of tho societies (hiring the ^ 
our fricndB have great cadtetJlf*'^ 
tl' ’• sustamed interest of IheiflZK* 11 ^ 
noble entnriiriHO. 


Mr. Jo!m Henderson of Hlnsgirfw 
The I'inhnuiul lUSport of thfCom 
was roail.liy Ilov. K Toolo, oncof tk 0B 
•Secretaries. . » 

■ Tho snnimary of HocOipts was ^Tn 
Tlio total OitUnury Hi-ociphiut IhoMKultm *. 
Ilou-i*. ttinllYuni tlip u- 1 . 4 


Tho air is kept iu eddies insteail of currents. 
Vary effectual and yot unintentional fortifica- 
tions u gainst bleak winds, aro those crookod, 


from the portrait <jf him with whichl*' have • .. , 'pr&uut shall ‘lib cx :‘u chairman of- tin* < ’on- tll * “ , . . . ' till t lio moon 'hud risen. Likewise lie spake t»h»H*nUmtfy Homo Tncome.; • rr: 

i long been familiar. The ^ I), is .Imadis was!^ ! ho aiidienoe was large, tho house ^ ^ Wll , , , .,„ c ^',^1 « „ . of who lay hurled arena, le,‘h«w 

. tlio only agree, neat between the liiaii aml’the - u™Un wtth hannus the g.rfs were „ p,,.. nt . tho fmfrr, r. ,U olee. a fhair- ^^Lf t’^ t^hiS At Hm S 2 'f T ' ^ | 

portrait. -The Indiana «r Canada used to de- " ntf ' j ? t" ' \T t 'll'' ‘ W will takoai'i.at TOti 1 . d,'-‘ , "* W . ! '. U ' b M '" *' C W »“* ^ » 

i ' . ,. - . , » , . . . ... wore washe*! ana combed ami put upon thuic thuds ol nil the members hJ! euiistitule a ... r . ... . r, tli**r )»ad let puticiicodtuvc herperleet work , ri 

. oignuto him as r thc Missionary -that, eurriud . .. .. . liny .the rxp n-- - .*{ tl*i- M; .j,.,,* tlu-i vuar.- ■ ,, , , P w . - 1 ' ■ - -1 

,V . . .. . * ■ i‘ . . , best bcluiMOr, . parents were palpitating, quorum tur the irnh-aetimi^ ■ «'i • - Wi* wn .i.r i„» ,;i. ,1 , . < ,• , , ' ,* Uuough. jeats of j/ng.-ring dis.-ase. I bun to which mmt i , \ . *' 

his head on. one shoulder. In a pun and ink - 1 ! , , ,r rim h..i* . 1 i " <• wotuu-iu. -gKid t-> make •the.-u.\ l |»<. , n>'«!.|e.^. U .*. I i.-.ut?;.. i n- , io winch must i»o ada.*a UU* lSRiy (it £»Sp 

i . , r 1 1 y 1 1 J *iv* -If 1 ■ loaehors looked pleased and proud, and there • u - J,l » J t-K^ab d -nn i.u t "t h T- hpC wo know mu Imw. \nd win. arc . . ’ ^ - v composedly home, Somo’of the . speeches were vciy 3 l 

sketch ot the Herald ot this. mornuur. Did •* 1 1 .n n... .1..*. .a* v.,.. . 1 V v ■" ,u *‘- .mil nm'mn- -n.i .r iv.i..rwvr.,n,. u.. ... ^ .. . >tr J m 


op tile platVotm - that awful phitform' ‘ :ii 
all thojiig folks. 

Every laxly 'a cOuiUonrincowyis lighted^jplh 
the joy of tlio children, and every body's 
heart thrilled with their s\y. ,T void J Tlicir 
forms, their innocence, tlicir faces, tlicir tunes 
and’the bright and sniihng house of such 
is tlio kingdom of Heaven.’’ » 


eneo idiall-ineet on tho fifteenth day of No-. 
i.vcmLi, rill the year IP',:;, in the city of I'ldiii- 
•delpliia uml-theucijforwnrd, ininually .cn the 
sainw day in each year nl, sueli place tis tlio 
CuhVcreiicn sliall from time (•■ tiiig' appoint., 

Aus — flic powers of the Delegated An 1 
mini ('ont'ci "nce.siiall he strictly mid exclu- 
sively judicial 

A,i'. A) —It si, no lm yo tho authority to de- 
cide upon the coii'ititiftioiinlity of all the legis- 


■ tiuincj Granite is not bard to be bad. . All morning hy ijr„ Doggctt, who lias been on to 
about are tlio indications of 'consummate po- Now-Tort making a speech at the American 
lioo regulations. Tract Society celebration The Doctor looks 

* Yesterday afternoon Bishop Waugh preach- even younger than when I saw him last six 
ed.a funeral diaoounu on tho late bishop Hod- years ago. ‘Hard work, i/un/sY work, iigives 
ding. Services were dbi trod used by Bishop well with him. I am glad at ibis, not unly 
Waugh, giving out {ho 1083 d hymn/ , f° r high personal cdhsidcrations, lmt hccac.se 
b llnv la,-, t tbs rightemu when he dir. " •* gives good prospects for the Huarteriy lie- 

- BW^p Morris' followed tho oingiug of the view iu yours to come. 

St hjtirtiwitU an impressivo prayer — after which , Yours, truly, II ft, M, 


A Known Tongue. 

“Tho Btrliig ol bis touguo w,m looM*d uml bo upokv jiLi.h 

Mark 7 . & 


No doubt the. hoys would. say that tho af- luiive not" of tluyCcnerul Conference, end to 
lair consisted of three principal pails thr suspend l-J.ic oj.«.*rat.-*./u of.Huedi as it sjmll iU- 
singin'^, tlu* speaking ami the catinj'. Wo oiilo to In uuc'-n-tifii ■ -n A ■ 

bufiove that it is ^i von. up that 'tlio Moreau ‘Mas. 0. it li i.l htiy author, it-.y t*» try, 

, . a -,V n i . r ii cciisifrb, (jii-pcml, or expel an accused Bislmp 

street chilurcn «in^ the host oi all • our , 1 . .. ' .. . . ‘ 

* ^ anxl 4 j try appeals I rom censured or uxelitu''d 

schools. Mr. I her, ‘a Germuic MViffiU, has mem) j CJ . H p an c„i,fererie6, under 


nilf ol pspense it .will take about ' 700 j.i di ( - 
lr;iy the rxpon • - "f 'thie. Mi '.’kmi* this year. 
U o Would' bo •'hid to nlnke tlio o.\(i(. f ns<.* los.s 
b't(C wo know, not how. . And jjm-n whban*. 
liottrr uoipuiintod bore tlmnAvc nr'.* unu not. 
devisii at -I'ruscnt *any^ imtdu ; by wliioh t • ;•<*- 
duue it. S lOO was .contributed by the .Mi. - 
■ i.'»r;'i) , y Society fur liie .>hf.{, rt nf the .Mission. 
But ‘as wo had to take S“0n of Hiia tadeJVny! 
tin* ex pens 08 ofljurt year, before Wo could 
leave the Areola Mission ^ for thi\ patrons of 
that Mi><ntn rr/i^ol to Delray tlie expense of 

flic Missionary,. for want of ability, foi*' 
they leave* cti/fion * of. wealth, nor hecau- tin 
'.Missionary did' nb't do / (/ ,v duty.T* r no eoin-* 
plaint was ever heard from any of them that 
we were rein--. Inn they have oseti-ed them- 
selves J’Kim tin* ]iorfoiimtiu;e of this, t ! i - * i r . 
duty, for reasons - known to rheno-vlv< ; and 
w II. in all • probability, think of jt*no more, 
toil, ' S' thi'v should see tlii's. until they stand 


otln'i* had h*t patieneodiave her porloet work 
thVoiqdi yusu’s (d burr- ring disease. Then 
w. v.afimd^ . Liwiit^ and coinposedlio home, 


I Uividcmla. Interna, * 


To which must bo added the lc^cy o{ 
o.. r a i. . i * t 


.mu ate our ijsimer peacefully, J!o.-o,n<»t rc- tlio 
I'iC 'i. to cat. though she took hilt little. J„l. 


Letter f.-uni Rev, Theodore Clapp. 


Some'',., f the speeches were verjBfe J 
tho very last Or. -Hunting; uroso. He R 4 
John Farrar had preceded in aStpt^’ jj 
great aprightliuess nnd point. , la Mick' 
said 

“It hnss thick me, since i eaneidtiiu' 


i Ui.it: lie, ii.,- o.t'hrMinn A4vr,.t. : ■ it tmsbtruckme, smco 1 oamc into (paid 

M i; I shalj regard il as an especial favor that this seems to ho a day for initial era. 
i! youw.il allow me space for a few words gnitulatihn — a 'day almost for h'idjE ^ 


at Mixivni , ' /(■., ,1 tn’ilcfray ilic expense , 'f l *«o letter of “ Woodsnuiir.'’ in isfaotion. I cannot express thapKoTar 

o Missionary,. iur. 'tor want of aiiility. i"i r )’" ur l ,!tl <mmher. l,et me begin l.,y saying > n g hf uimil w hich I have , lta.dm btuing 


that 'I admire tlie spirit of I, is coninuinica- excellent report, to which we W,U[^ 
tion.. It is cnlartfoil. generous noiilo und fur- cd with so ■ much pleasure. (Apjbni.) I 
'’earing. It uiiords me tiic sinccrest pica- have wished, ulinost; wo could liavtWjV 
sure, j,, hidieve that ho is one who could not 'lack tome of onr sainted fathers h«| 
hiteiitioiMilly do an unfair nor an unjust deed, grille, to have sat Jjere and . listened toil 


taken great pains to tchch them to ting hy sueli. rules arid provisions a^ the ticnnrul Con- ],eli, re Uur Jn.l.- onent Sr,t 


hymn wit ban imprOBsivo prayer— after which 
, Atio 90 th I’milm and part of tho 1st chapter of 
1 st Peter, vrerojpocf by Bishop Jnncm Bisii- 
optl^augli requested' the choir to chant the 
following scripture passugoi, “ Blessed aro 
-Abode; id,” etc. “ Bleteed urn holy is ho that 


nolo. They sang in excellent (line and spirit, feronco shall prescribe, 
and carried the several parts. ' 1 'ho Comiiiittre on Episcopacy otl'cltd the 

There was rather too much speaking -a following hesulution. 

■ , , • v , , jAX , “The Coiuuiittce have also hud under culi- 

very common mistake in Nlbbutlr bclmol cel- .... , , ... 

Sidcratron that part ol the Bishops Address 
cl., rations, and unu very djkeiilt to correct. , • , , , . ... 

• T r which relates to strengthening the Episcupu- 

Onc little hoy ol tlircJ years, an orphan, ey, and rccoumiond tho: following resolution, 


give .an account of tlicir sttwardsldp. Mbit 
we believe the patrons of tins Mis.-Joli will 
not see us leave tlie •Mission in debt. We 


i to rhcniM lv, - ; und ' am porleetly atisflod T lint he ,ij,[. not mean could have liked John U'csley to linn' 
think of .jUiu more, l’> misrepresent my seiitiincm i. i hope the of tlio sucen^ of Cpristian uiissions 
his. until tiiey stand '>"|d 1 "’ visits .New Orleans wo : hull 'World, "ns they luivo been reported ton 

at ..f Christ:- there 'nne the happiness ,,f •‘speaking taco to face, day. ( Applause.) I have Veen* ' 
ir steward-hip. ‘ Bui " l i r .i"y umy Be full ’ [John. forty years, to tlio first Missionary 

of this Mission will .NeLWithstiiiiifing.- I feel certain that Bro. 'attended; and I '.wish, from my 
I i -si,, n iu debt. We • •' i\ oddsmau ’ iiiisuuiterstaiiils my views con- should not like to intlict any injuiynpn 


ask un interest in the players ofihe llliiircli, cevnihg' tlie mie h,,.:, 'and olo,ic//a'i/(. What individual. - lmt I wish that 


who could speak better *nliuu ho could talk. I via: 


that Hud s Ides- ng bo (,ii k us and our labors, 
W d , -M ,'-,iocm.i:\ . 
Montgomery, May 1 . le',“i 


■wriiil • i „r>. j aw. . • i . .(,* :„.„ir„ ... raised bis left liand mid pointed to tlin "'an- 

4 he dead," etc. “ Blessed anil holy is ho that A very intelligent congregation : wlmt 

batb jml, in tho fiat rcsnrrccfion,'’ “Unto Brothor has nol hud this whispered into his. f lu ( own, us he. 1 1,1 

M^tMtlovod us,” “Blessed are the dead carjust upon rising to preach ! “Tlio Colo- V " ll,t Rr ' m grave ot the elm was 
who diein the Lord from honcoforth.'’ Sixth “cl und ■ the Judge : How injury a sermon .... . '•- '- . 

Job : ‘The Lor J gave and tlie Jxird liatli ta- has been prcuchcd to flio.se distinguished ones', • n l- 11 ' -1 11 tlk 111 J ‘ t ' 1 '■ 

wiJny— Blessed be tnc rnuno of tho Lord." at the expend of alTOUso full of fatmsliing- , >si t ^ J . '.I"” *'\ < 7 . 0, T*'. 7 ; i'i‘- 

He deecribod tlie man, tlie bishop, the Chris- souls! With such a key-note tho “discourse" Ui ' K ' 1 

*1... r...n 1 a must, rwoola lm l, t.d, .si ,f there are any blind m Heaven! 


j tun example wMch tho Lord |ud given to must needs. Ito high-sounding— long, labored . . 

* IT r .. . , , , < , . . • . sister answet 

tpr Cunreh, the (mmipuimt maimer in wlncU au d. boalporpd — a nirious, frtzslcd, word- vvi, 

that ^rift after long use bad been taken back bound eloquence. Meamvhiletlie jiuor “Tuor"- lie replies, 

and the causo for general • gratitude in such I have no/ the Gospel meavlied unto them. "° 1 

"-a,l^and such a death and devout acquies- 11 A tine sermon’! Ues— if. syntax is spiritu- „ j, . ‘‘ 

ee^^JJnserovv-iimf providence , The veil- nlity— very tine. “ R^sln/bcen regularly „ nu Jp the • 

arable prcocTiCiv^ow senior bishop, labored educated '!” Of epurse, elsfi" wo eould have' „ j s (i 

, under great ejnotion'alJ4t3md tears, with his imdcrstood him. The Apostle had rather j tins' l*cl- 

eepgropition, at somo recitalsTiC^e hisfiuy speak “five words” -with his understanding 

apd-j experience of bis doceased collfitguty “tban ton tfaonsaiid words in an unknown ' ‘ 

Truly «acli a man was a grant of largo inag- Ttongjub” However, tlio ten tliousand “un-| wvruti 

ni tude to the Church. And hlndcilth was if kuowiM^ftiUMitivo a curious cluirm. Broth- I “ lnm 

po*a* .greater than his lilo. He triumphed I run aro fopd, v^ry, of dim notice of “tho I • i mu 

all tliroagli the valley and shadow of death. I original.” May be a solution of tlio problem I "“'l 1 

*An account from bis own manuscript was I of a departed gloiy is tsomewliere in tlie pul- 1 " j* 

r««d, “> the filling up the heuds of. tlie scr- pit-oxcliango of grace for griumnar. The And. 

moR Bishop Hcdding has reqprdcd it that olden Atothodist preachers wero men Who had . u // 

at four years old ho had awakenitq;, and Was despaired of pleasing nml therefore wielded Vu, 

a fit Buljeet of converting grace : ho might all their powers. Public opinion was so hope- • Ti'tii 

have gone on then through' prayer nnd for- lessly nga'nst them, that tliei- eloquence be- Alter l hi 

give^ess, Pi the adoption of a son with suita- came an alternative. Mr. Wesley himself wcut doWll 

|Ue encouragements and instructions. It wos -was remarkably simple in hisjise of language, i,X , 


sister answers, 

• Why arik a th!n^ -o odd • 

He implies, » 

"0 Mary. '.!<* fn j»ccd Jo u:c. 

1 tlibuijht I d ^Ut* to look nt ifmf ’’ 

“■Pxissriig Awny, ? * the “ Wicked He® ' 
<>no of the speakers brim full of-miscliicf 
“Little SptiMrSOW," “Tho ItcftiirivctioiiL’ Last 


• an- RcscilCcil , That we will: ut this session of 

to -: the general Confqrenyo, elect three sidilitKli- 

was il ^ ’ 

'I’licy make and iimmfko eo handily and 

liavu .hu much of* tho raw "matenal out ul 
whi cli to make Bift]ipp*>, that tin* *C’< .imni t to«‘ 
Ajil- sdeiii strangely enough t* » r tint 'their supply. 
,11c I'he Zions' llcralid says : 

His \Ve ciiiild nnni : nati! impromptu a whole 
corps of New Kngland meu wlm could lidnur- 


ilif* Divine . n cur.i bays- eunccrnin^ these, to- ll11 ^ venerable individual, who wusjnaut 
pies. I hidie.n , according t„. the host under- that meeting-in-Iajeds, aiid vrhqkimt 
Standing I call form of its import, that .Imw ‘"“"'.V und eloquent way, .advocaMAt 
t-hrist •■ died f,,v our sins:' that he “died of Christ, .would tell us the effect thtt 


Richmond aud Madison Mission, La 

Di:.'.a i*ni,T-ii i:i: : ' 1 . Ids work Was- known as 
1 if Kichuiohd and -Mad - i'll f'olored Ml-.-ion. 
i His* yffir thf ' ini-si,.,! Is l<-,i -and it is 
called Bh-hmorid ' mid M-a, f“, , ii : and ! up- 
pose thttt Uii-hmuiid -means tlio cuvirii, -atul 
.Madison means the nd-sion: and -i was a 
little at a loss to know wliiieh t wa- sent 


ill,- just for .the unjust -. " that “lie gave his > vaM uf successful missions have 
life a rail.-, inrfor all . ' that he is the “ I.ani.1 , ll l Hlk his mind. 1 
-of-Cbd tlmt taketli away the sins of the' '-et the Whole tribe of agitattn nji 
World- tlmt “we have redemption through- try to: say what they please, u mow 
' lii- blood, and filial admission to the realms •»l“Wt »«d nrcavijiuble. mail than Dr. B 
[ i.f iniinfirtal glory. If it bo asked wlmt now ,|:1S uevCT hecn seen in the Alqthodist, ot 
: is the inejiiiiiig.of. .all this phraseology, and other Church .of- (iod. TVc can ter Ik 
I iiiueli ifioro tiiatis-llke.it, certainly it is to erahle old man, as lie stood amidst 
my mind that there is a necessary coriileotiun thousand friends, who rose to do him 
Between tlio. .snUerings and doatli of Christ, voued, may he fovtiie last time:, 
and mu- l'eitewal .to holiness,, our everlasting “The -Rev. Dr.- Bunting tiw rose ami 
rodeaqltidii ii-oili sin and ur-ery.. 'J'liis I welcomed with loud andveitetatci.dn 
most eoi'iseienliouslv hel'evo. I have no oh- which continued for some inmolcj. then 


al»ly take ‘thqjr Bcat^ hy thu bidu of the pres- hat t » lie on safe i 
enkoseoliont incumhqut-. uiveuit we liavu no 

In such .an “impromptu:' of course •much a 1 y.^* l ’i"U>, n ne i 


‘ have mi clm^cli,- tlirt'o 
n nu momhers. < >n * 


In such .an “impromptu: of course *1 unci. A**! - utlM|ls > . momhers. _ « He* a-rus-um 
... -i , 1 , . tins year. \\.«2 Imvi.i urun’r ' -d two SimVluv 

WDttld tl.cpuiiil .unoit one 8 notion.ot what ouiil- v . .. . 

. . NcuimN, fc-unrt twelve to tw-iity chihhcn m 

itiw aro requhite. to make up a nutu lit lor cuL .| f - ( • 


“ The Rev. I )r.- Bunting then rose nnd 
welcomed with loud nnd w’Otratol c\\« 
which continued for some nunutes, the nJ 


the'ofliGC oC a Bishop, for our part, wofuj;- , 


e jKK.tlo had lathu )y s tlie “BeLhlc mid tho Acorn " -very pro t* pose tlmt when the A loea jieM ui bloom, the 
” -with his Understanding til - si)okeu - . Ehiirdh yields a Bishop. ' 


•• I mu. ft|M!lil»lt* n nil yu-ld to none 
W.f'ro tint HWiOliu" wnrtl-j pf H liny idom 

“ I »»' old 'ns- tin* lii}» round • . ilh. ’ 

I urn u pebble, byt who art thou, 
lluttll up; alAnn from the u u« Vn Ijough ? ' 

It wiiti n«>t long ere tin* toil *1 - bn la*. 

Uy tlie I’t’ering head ol nn Infant futk ' 

And us it rosi* and its branch ", h fpro.id, ' 
Tlui l'obbb: looked uji and woiuloring k:'i U l , 

' \ mode.-t A,eQvn, rtever toil ell wjuif 
’ U a-j oncloM d in ila t-itpiih* ►Ivj.'U 1 
’Tlmt tliu pride rf tin* lotfr lavas folded up 
In thu narrow spare ot ilsfililo cup."' 


(hi thu loth the action ol thu Ohio Cunfer- 


'1 >1 .-how how ile^liUitc wo are in thn ci.uiu- 
t'ryof ru!i”Ious i-ntluence. atone of the Sunday 
Schools, we could till’d no oiie in all the coun- 
try round-about who could jirayin public, lor 


j notion to the’ phrase “atoning blood,' •* though' ing ritsing and continuing to stand during I 
ii i- mil. -I think, to he found m Scripture, deliveij of the ]tev. Doctor’s speech. W 
A vast deal of learning, 'criticism and deep the. applause Imd in, some measure BubaJ 
pltilosophy have hc.ni employed to fatfiom the ho said— \ou will kill me with kindM 


. . a SupcrintcndUht. flaN.ngohta'nevlthueon- 

enco in tluK'asp ot J. S. Insktp. .wa* reversed . .. , . , 

1 sent ul une who is not.rcheums to act tilt tin* 


hy -a vote of S ' 7 to ill a uaseAvldch involved 
the Row question. By th : * action it is'de- 


eapaeity of Superintendent, ni his first mew- 
ing lie -read, sung u hymn, and then told the 


elared that thu nde- of the DkeipVme in re- people- tlmt he wmild pray, if it did not re- n " Ml unn r imerpusmon • w.u s 

gat'd to newiiig ehtirei.es is, Itseap- M u.» a greater dfo 'of serioe/m -s than lm uf tW '" 1 ilm dying ail that 1th. 

. . , , , .. . thoinrlit lit* liMtl Th.iv was . necessary to be done to pro.wdc the cirou 

tmiiis, “wh.il t shall l.o fiiy^. \ V „ iiavii u Bildo ela-; 'which uut’H'ibice a >“«ois ui.d'tho vyay hr our sqlyution this is hied, 


The appellant was a “ representative man 
thei'xqioMeut of .all who are for pews, or 


In the mission we have eigl if 'appoint monts 

.1. i ...... ,A V - ... 


**«¥»*> * th0 Option of a son with nuita- came an alternative. Mr. Wesley liinmelf wcn t down stairs to play their pa vis- in the 
iple encouragements nnd instructions. It was -was remarkably, simple in ldsjiso of language, hvsfc «et of ti.js rTi'esliing drama, i l.crc in 
not till his eighteenth year that his awaken- and no man ever spake or. wrote more trams- the basement, on a Ion” table, miming all 

ings were renewed and ended In his eonver- parent!)-.- One in reading his of sen. .„„s r -, mil ■ ro0qi ' t waH " lrr;ld w l,at a Body 

Nun, dear couveraion. He joined the ituier- scarcely thinks of tho author; Tlaiivries- of t , lU “ feast dt t-ei.'son cakes. 

# ant ministry in 1801 . In General Confer- speech comes from a straigl.Ubrwardpnr po -e. t <gnr‘ph„..s and ice cream ! Grown people, 
anMotl 820 , several friends; desired leave to When men have thoughts they have words. w , m „ ic ,.j pn bUctl oc , asionSi cau elljo ' 
pra^t h>s name, for the Episcopacy. He Only, those who have most words Invve-somc- ^.children's eating and their own mo-t 

Inl824hl8,CaVeW “ rilgain ^ TOUI ‘. 0U ^ ts ' Cb-o.m :i whil, p ear% .' I/V t im p-stify that itwas pi’d-enii-. 

• a*ed. “Then, siud lie, I thought it would these send out an adtla, as onth-cioes « friend neatly the ease 'l l,., Isday night. There 

wein obstinate to continuo refusal, and Ik*- to tlio grave, with word* fi*r »r*all hoari*r< „ , , ,, » I 

f # ^ l 1111 marir "as enough, -und aetuelly mere ion ereym I 

Ireving there was not the least probability of Methodism owes hut little „f her. success to than enough, and not a doctor iu the room. . 

•njr doCtioD, I consented. When the haUot this class of speakers. Her champions ham We should .like to write a good deal.more 

M’aa ma 4 o and Urn names counted the Bitliop ever been men not only of nr.ivir imdCliri - i t 

1 J 1 jv tuiit in i to te l how nrti -h \vi* h.v. . Hi..* nul iM* Muni 


After this tho children* mid (heir friettds tal, universa!, coutinuak iAml and •• 
nit down stairs to play tlicir parts- in the M,. ( f csphrin.cnt (Motln dist)' Cliurch. ” 


gahs, lay vefiresentation, and fora fiindauieii- j-rcucli t“ soine'six .hundred negroes, ninety- 
tal, universal, continual, luvu oiml unde e live members of the church, and fine two 
iiltiil cxilDrin.ent (Mctlu J'-t) Cliureii homiveil el ddreii under. emeelieli.-al insiriic* 


I he 'question hBune one hetjvceii tw(,i. " l ,"' work '"t* to- l.c. dune ‘Xelusiyely 

.. . "ii Hie Nil'lmth duy. wh'di i'0q'u : -rei# tliroo 

great partus, wlueli lmid rcspuctively twu , , 

1 ‘ sermousunth.it dav. br.-aUs other uxercisi’s. 

gteiitisetsof prineiplct--; Hip and ^ i^t.qna.uerly" meeiiag.has pa- ,d 

the “ lin'‘l-uii.^ -Dr. if. ul the forlnerur, sit consisted of i\yu Hurniou by the, I*, lilder. 


might call a nul “least of Reason -cakcrf, tlu, -/-o/i.” -Dr. T T. of tlio forlnenir; ai 
sugar plums and ico cream ! (frown people. U Vt: r- t >h the former, w ‘ni : up au utglimont 
w<* Wave noticed on biicli oceasiony, can enjoy w’.th this bpriglRly pm*- n 
tlio -duldrens eating and tlreir own im -t Finally, »Sir<4l’.' «j«h irinc of ’tho ho(*k 

heartily. U r can testify that itw'as prU-en*i- agree- with Mio fpivit of •■» i;y and the fyn- 
nently the ease on Thursday' ^ night.. Thera ‘himeiit'*' idea of nM-f.is-h-- gied .Metln-di.-.n. 


ntly the ease ou Tlmisday night, There Uawent-..' idea of oldd'irh. -tied Metl,.-di ; -.n. 

„ lt , i , * n • 'J hc MeVliudirit ■ Clmvdh. ,! auki to (fr>d : h 

is enough, -anil .actin' 11 v more ico cream „ .. „ .. . . 

J ' -ri t a U* d- nuru ' oIK-m- ii u( hi'-.L. !t Inis 

uu -enough, mill not adductor in tlio room . . !; |uld p inv ,,. U In tlie 

W e should .like to .write u Rond deal.more ]land!! 0 | Wedoy. hlU-i.ngs on his glorious 


quarterly .meeting ailmimw to biitH’.tiju on' 
this work. This portion of the work know:: 
hut vmy BUjo of the labor and love of tlu* l‘. 
Klderslnp. "During *tbc years juiM the 
pcophMi ore only had Might of hvo I*. Kfijovs, 
und |im!y one of . a li : und w* know” 

m it when wu w 'l ever j5qc; another, for my 
worthy I’. Klder told me when he left that 
liisHred'lth uud eircumManees were kucIi that 


i i n . i i • ii miuu.iui m'n y. i iiL.viii’. i vhi ni' 

not only ol player aud I'hri • to tell how m. a h we loved ope noble spirit niamory’ it was tho lirsi I got, '-n child of «-•“>'»* Ul E •■'" - 1' ", if thm. 

x hut men of thought, men of ; n thiet. seeno. wl, , lWidenea. That Ulostrh,,, wlioinui n- Methodism lias' lmt halo help in 'll.i s com,- 


pnxdauned nr a culm, distinct tone, that struck turn experience, hut men of thought, of j in that wh , m0Tcd llbaut during' the Trovideneet .That.lHastri nun whentuvu- 

iw hke thunder, -E luaii Heminh is euxt- labor, men flf point, men of pathos, men el' j PVC ning with a fan in Id- hand, whose chief |J uutof tlio established clmreh,^ -..went. tothe 
Eb.” At first hp relucpat^d tube advanced words too, though nofwordv. [They sought I .i , , , ptisoiir. to the coal-pits, -and to the high-wavs 


to (be office and toko on him awful responsi- and used a clear medium. Tlie worth and 
to wjneh Ire felt inadequate. But weiglit of wlmt they had tu tell was, like 
a resolution of the General Conference eucour- Government cuniion, too great to-ho helped or 
ogod and urged him to tt^p work for which hindered By outside ornament, 


- They sought delight wusV-ulT always, lo do good, and l’^'- to li.e ^oal-jats.-,m,I to the hig!;-w-ay.. 
The worth and . ‘ and hedges. -1 1ms heg'an the system 'ft itme- 

, to ™ k "' ucl » tl "' M ,lnJ thc ’ r c|,,ll,reu raoey,. When tho work had become so vast, 

wa-, like happy - But, I (,ia/1 c/v- nv 4 nn i! nil tlwir (lilt fnW I'll Ill'll I < * 1 1 lITlfl 


d out of tho estahiished eh„rcln-,we„t. to tho ^ qj.Ufr8trpriR.uaff VX e.aitend-iigliriisCrM" 
rir-iscniv, 'to tlie coal-pits. -and to the higli-ways le.ii Bt. its siiclc.-s. 

did hedges. -Thus heg'an tho sys.ein'uf itiue- -This .swamp abounds with large cotton 
i-aiHsy.o Wlion tho work, had lieeomu so vast, iilantations, and c, far there is alhicpro.-- 
,uid so- extended, that tho few educated and pact lor a crop: But itiilorliiiuitely lor this 


J’rovideace had thus marked him out. So 
troo is it that rncijt is ever diffident— 

*- u°» snick uud m| r Ihe^; lo go, 


The great end of I’rcuching is tlio convcr- 


° ... . * ' oou.ir- Sjinicru X s i’. . -'Acrs“tSal‘lsilhS.'ti,iol 

sion of souls. No Christian mgir is to be so e.-o bmi (•.,, ,....u | d; ,,-.. „t lire kiya N v . •■uiuo lstbiusi 


wuLlua w ‘°’ ' mueh P Uk ' d “* thc ' P ;u,tor «!' a large, fashiona- 

How outuu, dinasnt ui sa « * hie, w ealthy Church in ono of our large cities. 

because lie is culled to labor seemingly for 

t was no con] Dion occasion and could hut . 

i out naught, amongst a class ol persons who rarely 

Istnnliu* inofmoii.m I* .. ... l • ‘ 


■ 

tip: 


snocommon occasion and could hut naught, amongst a class of persons who rarely , r "“ •’'’> -Tl‘- h, 

ly* instructive. Jt wm, not unequal in •„ , . , , 0 tir*M:, ad-.j-t-.i « r.-«,iuti..i. i . ) ,icuv'n«Hw 

. religion. lllipOblllg cllurtliUfj, crowded tll** 0 * <v,;rn.ru that hints* I »*» uuito witli th<* ‘ lo v»rn- is 

Mj tl)Q obnequiOH ot u hamuol or audiences, large nalarieu, and JWrucs of Hi- oll “' r i»* m«trt om-'diiy latki* .y^rfor 

Wei) L> it uddod. after emunorutiiuv " • •*. , * , n rrayvi? sinu t Uudl>filvinp 

. urn uuucu, uucr cm uncrating vmity urc tt iiping coln f orfc}> j nit lho r « Cu Ji oc . * , _ 


vmity are » m S emnlort lmt thu rgeulloc- 
» , rt air a y , . fn i m-U iB,. ■ tio n »t .titwfaTiwag BR ^^ 
ho the nonic of tho Lofd." siinple-heam-d, gAtcful Ch.urel, members, 
lor an uncommon hook Itinerant privations, and Cump-uiecting Itovi- 
. yuls will prove a dying one. - ’ v 

■ the appeal ease,* ubout sessl thH^prsciou. itm. i-situmi, 

J ' i . . Aud RiDgniMln* tor its. alou, . 

ws its slow ltngUi along. . To qs mi aud n be .geutur tb, H) 
oaken may be found even vriii^kVe sa yui iuj Sariour kuodu , 

, r| lully ou tliefe 1U.V mb.iwl its,. 

mere Wft8 bome Aud only LrmtlJf to bu u.'hc Illy io Vl ‘ J 

la the lad, who on an ex- .How unwise, then, to affect a style only 

U«opby, ^ ^ lbf ^ ^ ^,1 tu , JU for - over J. 

salting power of cold tempting Gibraltar, wjiiehbos not been taken 
power of hurt, replied : and never will be ! It should he a matter of 
qie days are long and in grout thankfulness if wo, J^g called to 
!>rt! 'Jills will not upply preach, aim after tlie hopeless, tlmt we are 
But 1 have heard some doomed to the hopeless, and if we use. tl, o' 
wchea m the Boor. 'The “mfemwn” tllat WiTSm use the known, 
who defends the action Hut, -O preuclffirf%y(iu really love the 


ii *• ihrat Aiv\in»i( utocuely htmU riMp i’ ' UiDGjieiy ordained clergymen in bin rank*) could not country the majority ul tlie ] rojii'iotfirs ot 

^ti— - - — , meet tliC» wqnts growing' up around him, lie thcHO pinch; livo iu ol?r regions,- where -they 

s/h.toKsc . /a er^Sabisah School sent the mn-t u'ded and pious of his brelh- e.ijiiy more health nn .1 society. Those who 

celebration^. took pjufrut lircK-kiyn. N. v. ou tlio lbtUfiisi. I vUii into tlie field i ud thus was oiiginatird J h'u liore-haVc Home other in<iti\u than that 
About t* oi h children participated in tlio oi-miiunit v w hut is fitvlcd lay-nroachiug. Tliu.8, exactly of |iion.snrc. 

a.- no sinj.iiH room «*.*uld ljotasiliVni. tivu ^ltm-nGdiuveh«*ri . t hc cu\iru system To follow * Hi nq'itantatiun near- litre, within thc lust 

I wrruopv m-lfortteir m*i*ptinn Jolm h. Folk. !.• i whs. mi > n tuw up uil liuuu O *■„/,, . . ... 

j '‘liiff 111 grshui.fth" prop. -inn • A , fl ihc o|)L*ninc‘ •> and thus secure thu support ul kqv days, there lmvu been nine .deaths ! rum 

Tiu. -I,,, i. tones- Vrnvi.lenee, was the ; . m*l idea of old-fash- cholera, and stillsget.euses.oceuriitig. 

tiou oi ■ virgiria husna .i’i ’Ju n solution i -fufjmqriuliitti ioTicd ■ Mutliudi-m. '■ I'.V v/ulc, every notion. j "iix l u*i •. 

thf cu .v, :ru;r ot that fiinu* i«'» uullu with tlio Oovcm* is ot (• very desire aud wU-h Un l 1 " huvv tiAliis gen- Kichiiioud, Lu., .,May li. 

(mIht 8t 'tti> in Ht-Uiiii* njftirt ont* \lay iu tLe Nvarjbr nr * m eii.K*. i\oW t '. IauWCVLT, there lias ^ - ' 

l-raywr ,u,j t liurHl.-k'iviiif.' ► ■ , * . 1 «i 

— -t ftrown u)/ivrace of m.*w-iuM„oned Metliodist-. A Word To a Mother 

< ii n im i ■ ' —'tiwi’.i Ji'ii, rul • A* viably ot wlm,' iiv trviii"' t'> maintain tho integriiy ul ... , 

#1... i.. . tfiV, t . . .1 . ... . ...i *'> ..... " A.. I’. .... 11 .,. I' min. In 4 lin 


Imiin l’u*r - 


.of the atuiuniont. Mysteries To- you really oppress mu with your gre&tCfa 
long tu.liod; ••revealed tlpngs to its aud our titiu kindness. If. I had a better phjB 
chfTdvcn." * * ' system, 1 might he ablc’to bear • with it; I 

1 "an w«* not suMngly *• receive the alone- 1 1 can assure you, my Christian friet^i 
ment". unless wu adojit Sfimu’ jiartieirlar 1 am un feign edly thankful. I hadastiai 
creed, some particular explanation concern- given tomehymyexcellentfrieudMr.fi 
ing hs nature and hejvfings d'.lu* utnuc- rar, who threw out a sort ot challengofci 
ment is one thing — the gracious interposition and seemed very kindly to wish toknofil 
of Ohrist iii our behalf: the doing all that 1 thought of the present meeting, l» I 
was necessary tn lie done to pro, vide ’the circumstances under which wo aro *■ 
means und 'the way for our salvation this is hied, and of tho report which wohiW* 
one thing; ii) all this I most felly holievo. I can only say I heard it with pipaMhJ 
Thu philosophy, the theory, the theology (bo now tiiat we have approached ncarljbJI 
tu speak ) of tlie atoiipmcntls another tiling. cjos6 of tlio meeting, l am filled 
About t!ii??* orthodox Christians are differing (Cheers.) I joy and rejoieo with yoid 
witli ohe another, and saying as hard things could not hut remember, as l WW 
of one another sis they luivo ever said of Bar- 'feu re of sitting near my old friend 
riun Clapp. Is it not ihno to- learn wisdom f lor, the tinvp when we eonimenced|C 
Is thero’iiot "good roa son for taking the grOtind parlor, at Bramley, to sot a-going V . 
which I do, that lho atonement was indis-’ established and organized ^ C1C ^‘ * 
-pomudlie. lor Imunin Ktlvafion, without In- not sot a-going the work 
sitting upim purDeiihu’ und jH uuliar theories -Methodist missions, That * 10DOr ... .• 
iu regard to rt, vyhich ore of human origin f fel’rcd An other mcnj hut wo tliougW# 
.Must assqivdly I do not believe’ “that Tkiiis to attempt somctliing by which Wfl 
died tu' uppeu'C 'tlie wrath uf Ids Father.” dist Connection, on \\ larger andnw^ 
hut, 1 hold that his death wav iuvlispensahly matic scale, should bo enabled ^ 
necessary to ‘deliver .us from sin a ml" eternal' tvith other Christian connminitiW , n f 
ruin. The' blood of martyrdom is precious, missionary enterprise. A lew o 
lmt that of-*Jesuy was au nilinitely holier sac- Air. Naylor's pallor, at Bramloy* - 
ritico than the death of a merely human - two olAis from Leeds— tho lal® if 
saint : it was that of" spoth-s i’'no'eence plead- ley. and myself ; and Mr. WataoBj 
ing for a lost ami guilty’ worbi; that of “a with that promptitude which ? .g 
Luu-h wit hunt spot and without hlemisli-Hhiin" evincod r the mounbnt hfl^wiw eft L ^ 
from the foundation of the world." Now I support (hat cause. Nop it iwj 
[ pr-ul'e.-s iu look upon tins glorious sacrifice from Wakefield, 'and Mr. 0 ^ 
with us imieh ;ul n lira tion,. wonder, hope, faith, Roods it was my mistake- ^°’V^i 
p -nitriice and gratitude, as any Calv’"istjc ou lit 1 am to dddress a meeting- 
Anniii'un di\ 7 tie living, though 1 do not adopt no," nnd cheers.) I have f ,jr 8° 
all their explanations and phRasnphicH touch- nology now. In this. place 1 u: 
ing its'incitaphysieiilnatiiropjHO nnd, relations, every thing; 1 *could l ' K1 V in , uC i 1 |)il 
Moreover, I behove that all men| in conse- away,)’ in this place, and iu 
.|iioneo ol' their connection with Adam, he- frame of mind us J am no ' V j on0 t^fl 
co me sinners us soon as they are capable of member there was a time-" 
sinning, and would go down to eternal de- to give a theological defiuit 1011 
struction. were they not pruveiitcl l»y tlie -when there WUH fcsilotoco n l 
rich and uinrmritcd grace of ^Tul through short space. That silence 
Christ. I believe tlmt ties grace is espe- on this occasion, und I shou ^ 


tiift.i-ruMhyturi ^'H.uirU nr tiio .tnUi-a KtHU.M.-"..^. .u-d v. ^ . hc i^jXuibnttTl' i^a of- our 

at tlj:irli ..ioii - •'•/li Ul" ■ iu-l . ' Tiilu i.-' the Hr.-t r . 

Micro. Uijut ti; i^iuijiorunt occlwliintteul'boay Ins « v»r economy. Il WO Wish* to keep; -.VR^m.Uism a** 
mrtkoatii of Virginia., Th** I’ourii-r uf tin- say-v. ’ii was in the hands of our forefathers, we 

■ 1 1 1 • .• . ii r (li H( H«:--al KUU 1“) 0.1' Cta Iri.m varl-ao • uccoluplisB this wish, Hut hjl doing «•««{ 

parr ii of tin- Uu itnj fctati - wnri* in uttouuuuef*. uiui'iuiill- 1 ... . v\- 

tiu jal ojk> an* i -xpi-ctcd, oa thu A.-.-emliiy will vuutiuun olir lorefathcr.s*dld. hut . us tiiey OKI 

n romo t <o or tvr *lv« . , ( )H the 1 > 1 1 1 - lUu Cuiilcrciice WIS occupied 

',•(,, Z 1 C I’.uncjl- all day in tho Appeal' C IUi 0 „r tho Ihv.l. N. 

vuuhi KpUcopui Con veiiti&u u.4 "inbK-ii nt .-t Aipiro d Maceuhee, lroiii the 1 itt&hurgh Aunuul Cull* 

Cfiureb. I'liiluacli liia. «u liii- 18 ili iuhUnt A for the roll j. ^ • 

Iran called, a nioti on w an mado by Mr. Arhurrt. luy dfi«- ^ Mhv ik — 1„ tin. 

«-*•• Mi-iw »>. •awi* i»y j'U.i''’ tTo'ai.r.*" («-. j.m 

<MurVd rhuich of lho 0 . "ucUlxinu. Tliu tubjict >vua pf-sl- i, H . uln i w p.| 1 , lU i h\« uonKia l*y thw North Indiana’ 

l»*uud untU-tjm iwlfi. uf, ur thu Ui-hop 1 * luUivr. by thu Ccun rum-", vi»» tuk, u up find the ducluiou of ihul Cud- 

following vjitu : CIitIcuI. « low; by. XS t(i lip. Aflcr ||ul „ r . T , of tho Mlcblg... 

an hwll-.-iual UdottW.I. t krerot«rl» ; lho Vulivnutlou ( . ,. xt takoi, u,.. Tlio cl, »>]!•• wu. krcjilng 


iiiust accomplish this wish, not by doing «•/>,./ Jar-Ic, and -eattored Uic.lillic grave _ will 
oov lorolathtTS-did, hutyi* they did fl«vr"r»; and Hum, contmuW s.tting hex, do . 


‘ Christ. I believe tlmt ties grace is espe- on this occasion, ana i s 

ac loon , -a. i N ay • ' (chilly munifustuil in recovering men IVonodS 5 ' *ko luivo boon pori^Icd.*: 0 onj 

— ■ — — - ' |,ravily by a process which is termed in and tlio pleating and d>’ ’K 1 

A Won! To a Mother. Scriptures regeneration., or tho now birth, with whicli it was accompu^^jJ 

A r thc Gi.a.j: or Uu, .finttn.' . HT the' ' 1 *Ifrvo -tifiit ckci‘i‘L a nnurte l’orn tt-hltr ,,f up i,a#J 
co .,1 „r thc evening writes Alary, Wife of of tho I loly Spirit,' wn never rebel, ever- lust, in their inglin ^ „ «•» 
John Milton Rose took mein to II." church- l'W“ng hnp)i.ncss; tlmt “lo, must ho now- wl.nd.hHsmudc I urp p*^ 
yurdc, und scattered the. little grave with m-ut-d in 'Chnst Jesus; • “that old things hmium h |Lndi 

flowers ; and then cmtimffd sitting Beside ii ^ W “ nd ‘ "«f -l» W«> «ow, ^ 1 my ^ 1 "^ t 1)0 lugh^ 

on Ilo. ~ (mictc, But not coml'orll,,... or he >viH.B„ l,at.(or over. U ..bo hold that «h.ch >t ^oo^flhrd nto^ . ^ 


A Word To a Mother. Senjiturc.s regeneration., or tnc 

Ar 'i ni: (iiiAvjj or lli.i, Cnil.n:-- lu tlio ! except a UWII bo 

co .,1 „f thc evening' writes Alary, Wife of of lho 1 loly Spirit,' 'Up, can never 
John Milton-' Rose took me .into the churah- l'W‘*n** happmeks; that “lie mil 


On- thf istll the Confcrcljee was occupied on. the grasso, quiet, '. lmt nut comlorllesse. 
I day in tho Api'ieaVcasl' of tho llev. X. N. I am aviscil to think slm prayed. Then Air. 
ace,', Bee, from the Pittsburgh Anuuul Cun- Aguew came forth, « and sate on a Hat tomB- 

• stono hard liy: and without duo word of. in* 

rm^Mnucio.i Cos, . i, — Itioiou, M.y is — In ills -traduction took out id's Psalter, and com- 
-i liii.lVst Coni urioire- o,-U»y. tlm ai'peui ,.t Ilsv .1 M meoced reading tlie IValms for thut'ovcnliig's 


or h'c )vill.Be lo.t.for ever. I. also hold tlmt which it docs uffvrd mo ^ 
the pew Birth is a change uf the whale soul : tion tu recopimeDd to yo’^ 
its thoughts, a tfoctluns uud purposos, us well very cardial and roF*' 1(I1 j er 8on,t*Jj 
us tho outward life. Of course, in my jitdg- ’oiety aro (iuo t0 . 1 blis 
meat, tlie term is used in tlio BiBlo to signify the manner m wlucn ^ .g,^) 

iuterosts- vast as immortality, boundless as Business of tho moot "B- 
illiinitahlc si’itc.o, and destined .to iiiercaso in- tlmt has nt.ull wa c iu , 

- 1 II .. til. Fl.n .ri-iDlfc mO VOT e,lP f. firfl 


ft'ijuuruuj uutU Ua- fulloftij 'X duy 

Tm Li..i o« Lit 11 >fA»*A« iu'mi.tiu.-, A dii<- 

lyitfli trom llowtou. tlAttJ t)je lUlii itwt., K»ys : Tlio <iov- 

« ro(.i'" Vri Uipf (b n I w ii | n, ,y i, ftW wits wftrmly dL'liuliol LUlUti 
ttfUftb' t'<-day. und au btiuiui t t * juu-k It in n»Ito »*f tho 
vtto, failed by u vot* of 31 UT **>• A ui-ir biil.vuri tliuir 


h man itnd hiK wife* muinbur* of a cluiroh in Uotrolt. vtliui 
tht-y won-iu-idunth.if auotUl«r ' har^ unb ri du- 

t hi it lor this In- wad ttUiuouUbfd. N" d« cu-P-u wa« 
rtnohud by thu nh-runuo ut tho udjouriirauiu. 

Tlfli ufit-rnoDii Un- dniifurolicc nmil u a;t "/.pupM ou doiyn 

Trn M»rH«;.ifci<lK.>MiAi.LV»f«»'»-iirv'» -Hoiton. M » u IU. 
Tin- Ouul'critiuu lU"t nt tlnv^Lual hour tills iiiDrmn;'. Hip 


uerviuo, namoly,. lho ‘•list, the 42 d, tlm 4 /(hv .U.iauauiyiw u the Scat rn»v«mont« IW* ^ 

in a solemn Vo*4 and methought 1 never in ^nv i W h tho nnglrty, moomprehun- '*tl th b > it ^ 

, , ;e - , A Un hib 0 roll of ctchial ageu. LfVtertammgHUuli taken place in in * . 

my life hoards amothmg to equal it in tho Blu °. nilllK0 0 p rcligiut 1 und 

i.- I. • i •, ( vifiWH, l can not concoivo ot words moro cal- tlio cause <» • x g. lt *h 

Wiiv ol t’ouattlation. Roses h.oavio uyoHgruu- ! . ,/ , . . ..u ,.r.rnsn to assent to buu» 

, , e/ / " li • '/V.uJw.Un i.nVl.t.H eu ated to degrade and dehuso what senmH to could leiuso io u* 

ttalhu luokfun lrom the tfrotinduato nor nqs- u ... , , ... , ... ? a 

t , ^i A. a Ant. mo Huperlatively hoUiiiiti and niagnilicont, tins ., •!*.*« dot:ktt e >, 

'.;,w t ’ .im'c.jiSSr UVdu:-nV«.s« l aeup < .,:‘<tho new hlrthnwirndy -WroTould, by 


^ r 1 1 . i. n « imii uulateu u* ctugniue amt uunuso \wmi- Muumn ui wuu.u 

Uttllio look fup trom tho tfroundupto ^nor liys- u , , , ... , ... ? 

, , , ^ * i i a ft nr mo HinivrlativulY solemn and magmlicont, tliw -• 

■hamUiiua.-..u u d tiieift-B tq» J» lihavon, A ter ' — w, 


who defends the action I H preaclrfjr^lfcytiu reully love tlie I , T ^°’ ^ U il by * Vut ^ of ^ u »" 10 A u«?»r biil.vari thuu - 1 fl . J ^ \ ‘ , J. J.V, L . J J.‘t it liit^Mal hour ihl^ niornlnj;. The 

Khuniwli. ,1. '»• ■* ur n \. m .A n Mt.\ ai , ' iutrodUcud U> luutiUhti-Uururu’/'r'’ prinuipul olyuctiojii',, ,» ^-l, , , t t SlWhiiH* Onnlfreiu' ■« upon tii<* -nl 

lUU|Uiiljg hut 0 fuid tlio Judge, ' aud you wibh to paa»L : d aud*«kit to th" llouMof 1 >pro*#jjUttivw. <1 ud Tuylor va^ alltru^r Tin* liud'mn "f thu obit) C**u- 

. ri.i .. ...... .. * . I 1. .. .....i. . ......... Uimilrv lit"lllln-rM fit till* 


illuet ration of thd^jeotitUun gthc 
f f havte tujd you tlmt appellant l* n- 
IpVtMgfyl the rubs of his Cam- 


sa W them, as you reuUy ought, theu know ^ Mas,.. 

wiortobt way to do tlmt it tu •“ preauij ant« u thu unu. kjj ., - a n-ii-seofM c oomui wa** dir co.vurpd 
tilt* (iOt\ie\ to tho iW,” fur tlibi juoruitijf^by U . 1* Uvo-1 ut thr U\*TftU»y. - ' 

viai,: You can preach Bctu^jrodrtelf' nots •'.m is Uj« 


mu m. ., la cc iii u u in nni .-ti — » , ¥ — . ,i l 1 td , laW Urth ^'aTcoty -%Vl,Dcouid ; d^>M>-; k -),r 

tins, ho read, or rather repouteu, the collect. u:„„ ,m„n vuu tO t“au» ^1 

at Mm end of tho Buriall hei vioa, putting umoimts l«*any tact m n,e apliys.cs, or loony or o! pn gi »' 

lids expression,' *“ As oar hope is (his oar dear mil distinct, on m morals. c ortM ‘ter <' 

“ - Bcrluq.s I ought to otter an apology for condiutni^tho | can 

lling “ WoOdsmau^ u hrUhor. 1 do bo ho-* 1ms done - ( - lL _ 

nun wn ant Uitli eliildwtn of unO UommolT tho untold ftCH l.c rxf rendef^jj 


q.-D Taylor mu allln^T Th- Uudlnit thu Ohio CVu* this UXprCRfllud, “ As mil*. Hope 1H tins mu - 

bruiii-' 1 ubur^uiT' lyipnid"i»cu cu sundry inuiuht-ra n| thu i n J’, in m doth.' 1 'I'lieU 1 tty Went op to t>uyi Hi U rOl’linpS I ought to otter ill 
adopivVni^ifti *:• l Vidti- ’Ft-n'^wHiai i» . wan d.waru.i b ootfiing tone, “There ' hath no misfortune calling uddHinan- u hiyther 


» ho-* .lm* done ! 


U."l- o l ^AT , ' r,U hut'uuch us is euuuuun to^n cau^e wo arc both f a “ 

JSS7 «•“ lu iUu youngrat, 'fiiyreet, ilrftisMonpngltli fellow wnnera deptffldeut o^i tho tamo par- cause *> ^ ^ ^ 

I ' • ’<■- •». ..,,mi.,r ,1 Uri,. levins rsfrrsiM vUtsii. tu U- -“i i-M- ■ -,n,i ../'oaiiMis.i ,(S I.'.wirifau flown in tlw nautygruvc , t- heus ol the ttuus.-m. 


ol' religion 1,1 1 




wwWL. 


Congressional 


Ins which lie had gKon to Ibo gwwt qm-ftirtn 
j'llic SnMmlli. (Clioflrk) Lot mo suy to 
li„ n(n .,.(l friend, (for HO. ho permits mo to 
11 him, ’And it is not tho first timo tlmt we 

Zvoinct,)- IMoioHoyto him, that It was 
enough for Almighty. God, .in thoobn- 
Jrtochsinn, Hi Confer on itny man to ho tho 
chief inHlritinont, of culline totli tho grout 
Sibbsth. inovomont ; — to 1 might almost 

■ t | l0 ohiof instrument; Imt certainly, (I 
may sny, with truth,) a principal and most 

plliincat instrument. ' ' ‘ 

I ^^ssotwof tho great duty ol pro- 
)ot j 0 . Christian Union. . Tho separatist 
!",irit will not tell for tho cause of our Mns- 
£ „l anything tlintunites us more closely 
tppacli other will better lit us for lira service. 
Ab to tho ICvangolioal Alliance, you all know, 
_l,„ know anything about it, -(and I liopo 
roa are careful to know Bomothing; for it is a 
'.put movement ; nml though it may hot 
tire answered nil the expectations of Homo of 
car honoured friends, yet it lias answered the 
purposes of Providence.) you all know I he ovi- 
iin of 'the Evangelical Alliance. Well, for 
these two things, ns well as for many other 
deeds of Jove und mercy, wo arc indebted, 
under OH to 1 the liberality and zeal of our 
‘ Chairman. Forgive me 


. Ini - a committer of llir tvlii.lt 1 mi’ i it" t n f *• «,f 
anil i « iiiin- l (ii • ttnnsi li iiiliuii ul UiV hlllwhi 
cuma«>iI (Hiring Hired liourn yeHtorday. riJatitni 
ai'lc.u of dm oMneri Of tho aw oral it n Uoric« of 
HtAtofl. 

During tllu Uckxtc il vat*! Muled dial Hie'jud 
Nccrethrv vim nut long niiicii.ri'Mihh'it frfun LTi 
*i, 'flu'll ami -bi.cn supcrsc-h-d l»y Mormons. A gr, 
ttfl'l nl out i li.n-f ntfeer* who iviuo Im'i’k (•> i 
■Si ili ( Ivlin ju.itlllittl Hu ll- jictiuii hy Hu. |,i,| 
wlii«'|» I hey. U ill' (li'Hlnl f*y Iho pii-plnof I'L, I 
! Id'' It iv, is riuitoinlvi.Mliiit tin* ttlft«‘s-t'A might 
innlns I :» ». their pm lx. while on the t Hut It v 
Hint Hu* i if' iulr ii 1 1 mg lit to linvii illAinlfiiiM 
\ontif. ’ . 

• An iuti..n.|tn,.i,t wan mli*i*l t il to HuHiill undr 
alii'll In pay tl}0 UllthjUdffOr? ivliti Vet timed tiv 
nl'.'ty 

H il l other hili* rilalllit: (>■ Hi • Ii rillorl* ■» 
upon, hut in i liiniliy disposed -.|Vvh u thiM-uu 
unit thy IfuiimfUilj''ihuoil( 

foreign neWs 

D' laila by tHo Africa. 

Th'*Ni'ivVork pi; , i ■« i ntnhi full dviada • 
hruiigh'. l.y the ntrn r Africa 


MTrn*, u I’u.— Tho NnarVnrk Trlhntio buying Dill. 

If ° ! ,V mt D rrT tU^ iif llff ratilro no itilo Um h until 

'• 1'ithllsh.fH, ftl „, U|||l , mn |((lt , n 1 1'frf.f, 

tI!* “1 t ‘ ,,, T, ™'» W that city ropliti « . 

hri'u W th'-'lnst I'Oihil. “Our Mlithnr*’? hail, 

pubstuntlnl i iiiiw.,.r <, » ^ l ” m y* nt * building thottistHye* 
boil.t rr lryloiTrt 7™ If rry llanrn.fi, 

n lino' TMuiUrr -fuf •» t Ini olty. Imi tmlli 

> 1 , 1 , 11 , II, I inm,;I„ n I. A L N '* w l in J , t Headley has built a 

S' 

i uli y rr. : ^ r,,n i* ,uu t ,l,n " ftlrviuly ixcdiwi >i| 
ii,'. ,v * \ TO l ,,n * T' C'ibfil mmv than IdWIfoin* 

i h. p on i'iIh <Tf tho wilo of hi- books. Tho TrllutnulAtelr 
Ilu/i'i rl'l. |; rtl Flmvo had r< fn*c3 

A " l,th " ,H 

II ! m? '1 iV'i,, 1 V’" 11 , lly , " i ,n " 11 l''''innila at 
V V , ^ ll “ 11 , R t • Wo Hint two O, throe lJrlLUh 
t miA linil Ion .'ll tit (Sir (irow.i hy y allow f vtr nt D« ihit- 

\u,\i ’ l 'l-?* 1 'villiryntnt.Kn ntul toinatoi p, 

hud failni i rota Hnmnula to tiuj 1 riiti>>| StAte 5 

-i-.! IfcVSllSErVflr’ J " tjrn * 1 fn y n - tl'urn will ^ a 

K. t nd r iiflU ff V»if * U /'“ r Wu Ibat «ld.: of tho 

V ' , • 1 SB! 1 ’ wll l K,Mt pw« ll' K M AntlgUA. Hut 

di.'iith ••i.imtui.'tl.uud great, dt-.tr- so wn« l.oglnAfig to |„- 
i 1 "n <M " "h^big- ntid thncfttUe dying, At 

. 1. I\ tl t't 1 It.' ilt'.iii’h wiif^ilpti very fi-i'T' * 

1 a ; M», iiMieiiii i)s, cohmi-bWi, ;,r it,. , hi„i r „; 

»lnlilWi,,.l I.J III,. l'r»nHi u,,v. ihoonly two 

ii;" «||»||"» 1.1"' Mu ml hue l„ , . t u.%ea utoppe j 

:."d IWr..*i«-" mi,. , I,,- „,iv,. rllrin* uluiut. 

At l'hl"I"lr "i’" til., lllci'lhlltity vCiqI, «u^ pi|(| J,. n [| nn 

m -i hlrriiail U,, ►lrivj.il, „„ t u„. wa,„l. Tl„, i„ r ?“ 
; *, o-wno. -am, ulty mtuU few. .MnutMt 
1 '- V ,V ,>' r ', r ,l: - llu ' ll t »< nukluR !■ rlli„ r.iMpitiii, 

V r 1 " t" 1 ^' trim A „lll ,h hot.ir u 


W mmnn, Mny ti. 1KM 

Si'll -Mr. II.IIRIIIII imiTpa III, it whi'il tin- Butantn 
ndjoiirh It. ho to two o’eW.k to morrow, to givit im oppnr- 
lui/lty in allrml 'Ire. AiImmm'^ f uneral • which vm nunll- 
li.^l i.i adjourn dy.-r to Wnliipstlay, aml'«v;re. I to. 

“I' 1 . Duller prMi'fited line nirttnurial i.l Hi.* Ameriivm 
Al« il ir*t 1 Si*i ii t; . rifiiilly in fn>f«toit el Ulrldnood. 1 1 o, 
forth the ^li'plonihlr n-niilli'-n of eioigrniil. pa •.I'ugi-rn j'nr 
Haul of fn-'fihnl atjtittAniii'i 1 an i'vi|fiiiv(| by law. 

Mr. I 'udi rivtunl pr.-M-nli-d a* lilll c hanging llm modi- of 
rompi'iftntinii Sijiuitor ■. Hrprrxenlativi s and' Iti'Ii-p-.i t • in 
(.'otigre.-H, allowing a t<alrir>; of livt» thousand d. liars ptr 
anmnn nml hvi-nly lonla per mil - nilleagf. i-iih-ulnii-d 
up' ll air line l.y l iniudo. and Innglthde. ih-duelifi-' I" 
per tiny for ahtu-nee. except for sick lie.-' .« I •• Lake elli-.-l 
it-an ami after llio .">tl of March next. 

The Senate then n nim d tin* Cfiifluler.'iliiiit -of the Dt 
flclyhCy hill. . 

II a -i- •- On nioH’on - f V t r. I5it-har.|.'n <i lHiju.iw, 
t’liairnmn of lh»- t’onunlUeo on ’I'erriturii 1 1- •• Hi.ust- 
proet-.-di-d with Hot -pet ial orderjjor the: Met I.fiitg the 
turrit orlal hm-im-. '. wheh v. ial hillK wi re | ul on lie ir 
lia.4hge. iff olherwi*e dIhVo 'i-d of. 


It vn.naAii rami NuivYoiik to Mo?cini:ii..-r-Tho cir in- 
jdollon and opening or tho Troy and ^tutlantl Itailroad. 
wlUoh liftB just taken place, lin.i )if^C0(l Montreal witliln 
roach from NuwYork in iioiirn. goiqg through l>y 
day llglit at tills .season. 

< f vka i. a Mi ItnrTr ‘ro Oai.ik6u\ia. — A n oxprcua lino Over- 
land fnah Pfc. .losoph, Mlspouil, to Bacrumcntii 'Olly, has 
Ikh-ij cftnbliidK'd. The tlr.-it train. left on the flr.d. of May. 
taking out tlio nece*.»nry Klonk fur t)in several elat hms cif 
the company, ami tho rotjOnd In to leave on the luth of 
Juno.. Tho alation«! of tho cinpany aro I'offc t.uri^ 
mle. North Fork dr tho I'latto, South Vus-}, Balt l.ako 
in Of bating, in tllO Chris- I I'lty and tho head of u'umlioldt. The numiiorof wiigntiR 
In c-apli train will bu ton. pud tho limitation pasw-tigirs 
forty. Tima from St. .10X0 ph to Sail City twenty- 
flvo dnya ; faro if. lot). To Sacra mi-hU) sixty i.hiys ; hire 
m. 


....... |roIU , 

Nip loll-, wing i t u MiUifimry of her cotton n.'wi 
f* of an Imjiurtunf. character : 

Llvorpdpl' Obttoh Marlcol. 

l*l-> . i 1 ,, i, t.. Mny- 1 V 

1 "* 1 1 "silV't I,,, l,.,,|| , 

''•■I, lli.ni ilnrlii,; III,, iv.1l, ,l„. 

OeiM'l.nli- "lllojij, n|„i B ,r „,„. b 

- k'.«m li.ro l,j;l„r. Tlr, •!,., 

"""; '"‘ v " Sltt.,»..i |>ri -j 

•""I v " ""'1 lls" , niclnl .in I.itu.rw un, lli„p U i, 
-KalfOrtv*,..- il.an.lMIJ 


'» b,.ad., N, wSZC 

birNNV DAflfli-fiarty la thW week a lot of inn t... 

(V> <"'•!) way kold at tH cni.li, An lm pr ffr«B«nt ' ^ 

BAhT-^Thc only dircet arrhid of Mvetiiool p •» 
-1000 raek»i ooar?c, whleh nn» cufd at Bj,a ftn( j ”* . W 
to 5000 yacks from Moldle bate also fovtitl purrhsT* ^ 
"H/TO HfVt for conwo. and l 00 fha 

ftfan fecond handy are IW/o.Oty for coarg. and S' 
10 for fltn*, Inclndhig drayage. Tirrka fyfand m 
lionnlrc ore held at 05 cent# 11 liank, and upward*, f« 

('OFFBF — rtil Coffey market has yielded idlghW t 
week, nml, holder* hnvn accepted uomo rfTcrn which tl 
had heforo rafu-pd. Tho yalca of tho entire week aiim 
H500 bags, at a rangd of UfSPH'f, including ‘otic onl 
cargo of 4050 bngi, nnd another lot of 4125 at the io* 
prloet 0110 sum of tho’ direct import* remain® ’ 
‘4/50,4(12 bagy, agaihid 240^10 bigt, to ynwc date l A «t Tr 


Haimioau SeasonipWoN. Tin* pi up|® of Olb’snn counl V- 
Tctih .^jiave (b rh!ed. by a’muj'.rlly ..I ov.-r six bundled, 
to MibJfilM in tile nauni of llm e.mnty <• 1 ( . « » to the 

capital stock of tho Mobile ami Ohio K-iilroad. and to pay 
tin- subscription by ai onuly tux for flveyUur * 

r( >n\. Ilpnvvf.i.i. and me fnygon Dim. -We maki* the 
fi.ll'.wiiig extract from the m-M-age ot^Oi v. itouiw.ii cf 
Mn -aehdselts. in riiturnlng, .vitlmut his s'.'imthre. Hm 
Mnitu- biipior Dill, which had |. ; »«sid the l.egldalnre* 

‘ Alter a careful r.-vi.-w «f tfre whole mUj.' -i. I am 
brought to thin conclusion : That a tm asuye ».f thiw 
can nof rr tVaf.dy and pvrn.vim-ntly iip.m Hu- ?.e .•.-»*. |i-.i. 
f ,d representative bodies of men- timt it mu-t ba'veth. 
'•'auction of tho people -that" Hint . , notion imi-t '••-main 
the iii’ r.d as trrll Hspc.lltir.il p.,w.'r LfThe Slate -ll a? . 
tlci l.sinii by open ballot would p*'- ■ s verv little 1m*ial 
tor.-.!— amt tlually. that th«* se. r.-i ball t Vurn *lu-' lie- 
only proper im-ans of a , , rUining the publi, jn-l im al 


rroiiR'h Nows. v 

" ' 1 lh'* luth ei M.iy was a neuf brilliant 
tl - mpt was made. how. re r.- dechru l.ouh 
»P* r ' r *X 

Stoamboots Pnsr.ing. 

\ if k*i if... May 2S. 

•r 1’rinris* N'» i? pis.s.-d down at 7 i-'eln.-k 


Aleck Scot! 


Arrival oi ilia Humliolill-Ono Day La(or 
from Europe. 


d* t-day I 
p’-'lt cm the 
Itytn I.Dn 


pKScn i excellent 

kntftwo I"l p 1 ' 

■y, | (jould. Clocks tiro very grcat-nuisun- 
gX[itwasmiw lmlf-jiast fmir by the clock 
in tlio Hall]— suinctilncs yon toil them great 
conveniences, especially wlton niini like my. 
Klf talk longer tliaVi you tbink necessary,- - 
bat, «n tliia occasion, that cluck' is a gi^at 
mimiicc. ' I too 'sonio of tho loading mein- 
bcfi'of tlio comii'i’tton, who lmvo tlio inanngo- 


eoi®*ni:lJv Bu 


|i‘n mV ^ iiurtui, tin -ru I- 


l,I^IKa.Wr.tiirn’ still 


Liverpool Marhels, 


. artpr* llintlli.i Itoh. Mr. 
v l„ in l.ui.lon nimitlnilhii r,,r n lino nt Btrnmern 
n orwyiirli, , Nn ...in, JoniMwi. st. IToHvb unilTnr"!,. 


occulonnlly brlnjr # 1 1 ( 

"" lllt ' I.otw', .rut 'Diumnnton mtnlln, fnun .tor. i 

TAM.OW— Tho liut «alo» w«ro of i.rlmo cltvr 
nl 7c T* It.' . ' 

-I 'u Tl, ° lMt Ml0 ' *° m ° tW(J * ct ' 11 * **°i in. 

1IRMP— IVo Im noBliiiiird of » Irtniactlon 


rl«fni- rof.liiy ol Hull ii .rut vrVi.'tl Hli, 1 , 
eh-r. from (Jalen t. reports the trihutaiu 
alwlppl put l ing out full, uml the gr« .u« 
aeii now coming down. The river o| 
^land ve-h-rday. bavin » fallen in ».1| , 
tci-n inch- •». bill the jiscs a hove, if tr: 
up-fUe.' Monthly bring it np again in ul 


*••/,' Mu.i/y— A new potlticaF party luw been 
Kli'K-lron „r I hr. Tim Slcillci. Til" nmcl. 

ulolnroviry iiuuirr,,.,.. nronilcd I Mmtlhui, Mug 
", I ->,,r,.| Pri",'. Miir. l. ivl... Iivi-.I a. Ilorrlrlilown,. XoV 
.1 .••> V!|„ Ul,,.|,, mi,.,, vouhl Ii.noir Jil" nlnurlnrd ; ouj ">'"illi». 

1 , l " 1 I’.'i'.lilor T-t iirnl not v,-rj III,. I UBiailTS-Tho Vrolghl murtirt hn hminm 

'•■nil accept him, In enu*u*i vi-n tho government of ' in 'l Rr 'tno aixtcvn or rlghfeen *blp» nnd b»rka 1 
. K !!.7 U .' V " U ! 11 1 "’ “f l " ,,UWo 1,1 l, " m Mwu’the Dour- La,tl,i Bt Wn'f l-’ ^ 100O for Stavcr, Ton 

hlvtT|HMd, nl.s for Tobnoco. 3s fur Flour, "and M 
• te. Yf*t«rdny tlio nmrkot wiw dull, and »nu 
Ofdtuu Wi re taken for Liverpool nl)Ji(a)6 1-lfld ij 
KXCIlANOKS— Thlr duinaud baa bi-ou llhiltud 
amount of bill* offering lw-lng mod«Ato, th* f 


J'*i.l!inoi:o. , Mooting. 


m v.-i.t riii,*, May 

• • : +►.- h:l. ii.| . , 

• •I.l . and htriuig re 

Jtim ftp' Hi.- l're- Mi 


TVib. o'lon.— T im Wi*c. tv-in. jdSbi. 
fay* : Sinco tills State iny* y -.-n petti 
ro far rai l - a titno for tboetnig .uit v. 
fu invi -t in farm?. The Califannu «-m 
hutihfed* (‘^Improved farm 1 ' into thou: 
1»urcliimed at apricurnlow thai it. i- .- i 
of Hielr l 4 , i , !iS value. - Such , ppnrtuuit 
any. will not hapi'uU\ga!n in ten v- ,-. 
country in tho b'nion which can tv 
as our gonial boll.* 


begin to onntouipliUc, whether' they arc Hut 
called Upon to obey tlio npostutibal in- 
junction, nnd bcronlargod. 1 f wo cannot cu- 
Jgjgc here, wo must onlargp somowhoro else. 
Itwcmbcr, when tho first mooting was held, 
about tho erection of tho Hall, with a \ low- to' 
tlnaccimimodatioii of lloligious Institutions, 
itms thoaglit tlmt the Hall would lie largo 
BMgli : 'and largo, it is, And admirably has 
iinswered its purposo. Hut tho 'musical 
topic arc coming into a little competition 
nth, as, and they tell its tlmt w'e must go at 
hUtime, or ut tlmt timo. .Now,* music -Amy 
» all wry lino, hut 1 am. quite ccvtniir that 
liorc will ho no music to night, to a ohristain 
cart imd Christina mind, equal to tlmtmusi- 
oi, and 'delightful, and harmonious fooling 
rhich we have experienced to-day. (Cheers.) 
ergive me, my dear friends; 1 would do het- 
rr if 1 could. 1 haVo always entered into 
to work upon this principle, that jf others 
ill not spook,. “ tho stones ’’ must “cry out." 


t{, „• Yoik Market 


iusnuity „f On plain t-’loyd, of the 

.il!l I urn. .ml, ill , n.I.l, [a Imt" I,.-.,, 

. Iilimimttil I" II," 'Verst nihi! nr l n vl, | , ., M, 


Cougrossloual. 


FioKNiiM ns i iik Pi. a i * - . Ihu .-t 

Now* »-f tho 21ft Inal, pays : The • jhr 
d'>wn this momirc inform \i* Hmt.it wax r* 
tf*n and Ft .ln.«i'ph that tli< r*» wu-* r.-n i! 
among tlm Valifnruia train* now i ut nu tl. 
di.«i-n;.f haa w«ry appvarnn* •• of cholfta. • 
anca wnx driving a g -odly hurni- •: «-f ~.jt 
Tin 1 Clara hroughl il- u n ruipa p\x . r . i.p.t 
have ahtu-b'tv d tin* wjp. Iv w:-A n-pr.ru.l 
nine person* had diadin Holliday's I: jin 
currant that tho cholera Ii » 1 ma le i*, : 
Majur fcftiu*' comtnaud am-n nficr |. .v.ng 
worth!* and up to H ra‘‘*'-h.'.ppcr «;iu- 

Imd laf .-it place, and Hi- w, r.- . j a • ; . • nmi 
A*itli rlto vplduzuic. liiei. r. j'orii 2ia l • < 
abb? excitement pumng th' f*-ve i.i-maiuin : 
Wcaton and .^t. .1 •• ph. mi l nuinl-- : ha. 
dnparlur.- orculi.- y given up the trip 
ton. and K-Tt I..- ay. au. rib w.i.- .u;-.' 

aUtLthtrO W. p* OlJly a t W ; .;Ua. , r. 

uininlugat either puii^j. thu great - tunfy hn\ 
tin ir long Itud tedlc av* j - unn-v 


a-.i.n May tl • 

1 1 • 'l it. •• 

i i 'rai d* in di.-cit 'Miig 
•i th" s. iv , 1 1 IMI 1 
1*1 lii'ii w.-hHfit» i ‘(•in ■ 
nl uf invalid ]-eU5li>n« 


I NEW ORLEA NS CATT LES 

Jmiiiaorr Of nr 
Friday Kvenlnt May 88, 

. A rrired daring tho patit week, 594 head of 
Texas Doevca, 1530 Bhesp. 21 Cows and 881 Call 
Kipply of Wvhteui Cattle cleaoa very moderate 
but few Texua OAttlo. Th« - ‘ ***** 

Sheep again rathe# aenree. ■ 

Calvtw contiuuu lu demand 

-Miun 

Bekv Cattlk nVMtnm).,.. 

• • .. (Lake utid Texas).,, 

Ilona 

Hhkv.p 

Miu-h Cowb., *,*' 

CA1.VI.H XXU jf|.AH|.|NnH 


N£W CKLEAIW MARKETS, 


New.Yoxlt M.irltols. 


, CiiMaTivs A in nc a n: Omc»., .1 

Saturday Morning. May lit*. Iii5#. J 
Hi- j . L wn l, has l„ •! it a. peri, i,i of hut lltlle activity. 
In ( Ur jlparUpt^ fjcncriihy, an. I everything iudiratcB Hie 
“il"' •" i* of Hie dull an. | n Cotton tho. tmnsne- 
1 1 *;* 3 hav mi quite a mpdernto^ale.bnt pricea have 
I"' a Well Mi.sUiiui'd. whilo in Tobacco thu tcudenry bus 
in < ii upward. I or Sugar and MotasHt-x tilt* y.yteK have 
l„ . ii eleady. wliih?” (I ruin had advanced. 1'rovifioii.H lmvo 
be.'u ,|Ui,*t. uiid'llab(iii in lower. 

I Hour edition <>l to-day vvo liuve tha pioaauro of hiying 
Inj.'iv our rt 'idoia aix d .>* b.i-r li)lclli K cno«) lrom Kurope 
■by ill •Cambria. Tlu« next lutelllgeury due b hy the Col* 
Ihi iKmer A relic, from Liverpool 1-Jth liiht. 

(J«)TT"> - Hill Ui-uk now under review (iponcd with 
mu. h lii'uiui'*.'. lait h'Ni activity than wu had rweaHion to 
ii. tice t , Avar, la tho close ot the previous one. and tfft) buei- 
a- "1 Hi, itr. t Ilium duy« com j tripod barely 05(H) baled. 
j»ri,*,M being lull aiul w, Il e(iBLuiiu U |br thu IxTlcr graded, 
hul in -gulai audi mief for tho inferlnr' to low middling 
'jualiticif. Tho ilally trapdaotloftH wore a* fullawn : 3500 
ball, a on Saturday. I..00 balort’ou .Monday, a ml about thu 
•am. quanlily on Tuesday. On WcdncHduy later ucw* 
from l.ivurpool l.y tl,,, Umbria, at Halifax, bring duo hy 
teb'grupli, imd -looked for every itnur, the iqarket waa 
nearly ala aland, nml btfvely 1500 bnlus found ptiroltawr* 
at euny raluf, wiiuout, bgwuver, any nurkvd dvulhm. |)n 
Thunday morning the Africu’d h-tterH 


tllch (Jot 


••'vYoi k Trihiiui- r. 
iatci. *tiiig_ |,'tl,*r j 
lak ' '1. ■ !• ■! I iniiii; , 
wiith n onfiTu I pp 


NEW ORLEA NS MONE Y jK/ 

ContlECTED DAILY DY W. W. Wll 
Kxchaugu O^fnr 23 Camp Btroet. corner of 

. , , . / KXOMANOE. 

I-nnJpi*, aiitv* drtyii .ft WfinB' 

i*.,i., i.^r. 

N«w Vork, «uty day*. *,j /iaV 

NnwVurk, light..... • ..JR 

JtMtaii, ♦♦•-••iJiHC 


Ii,r ,v,iy ".i.l.i;,, ,.f 

••t iiv : !)i. it, jin In. up n^o i,|' (t j 

liioi, Hu* horir.'in Tl. ... is 
'*'*“ ‘"J 1 T.i'ui i,,. y lru ,_ 

rkl.i ifja I'.ng. 'mhr..|;.*ii g.„|,ixy 
'“'Id au.l light. :i nd lie- v.ivc- 
I ivg:ii?,-J 1 1,, , pr< -w Tl v .j|||..r . 
,!h»' doleful ronga.tu whi. hi he 
'^llhm ,1 J, v. ii.m iiinhe a (It, lie- 

‘b .r-v bf ilf- river at'.-- lighted 

'iimn-tHyeli Aral.- and we h< ,r 
oll-i o.'Ca-ton.TlJy, 
viH.tg" uiidutQ 

nly-li*'. “ 


Cul't'KU D i.o tut 
coptuuce id tin* h> 
National Wa^Jling 
gan. *• af iwt ■*kni « 
Waaliington on til 

from Hu* I'cnlhHM 
delivered imnD-l ■ 
a crowd of highly 
n til mu, lienee! an 
a ml witidfactorJiy. 


PliilmlcIpClB, Bitty liny a. 


- Phil ulnlplii ^, 
Cr»Ifr'*rnt-»OflM..‘.... 

V.'ilono I>vf Ini,,,, 

Suv*r»ixni 


GOLD. 


VJel.UV.V 

npprouchiiig 

•' : ;'-"ral,l ""■iit*,‘rni,il,i„"U,l. 

' , * r '' 11 11 '.*. '*•** " v "7 >"r ini v *Bu. 

u..i * im : .*,"... 

• ■ ’ II", ' • 1, > vl s,.u,lun. ill m u,,,,,." u,' 

\ ', , -i, I.-* ,.i ..ii,,,,. 

, J i, ].,, 

■■■ In I.tT- i, . """"I'l'fJ 

I ; w in's ii"* i'iu-ii.i , . i.iv i,,. 
", mak" 111 " Tniiiii!" ii, nil r,,,trrda> ivl„ „ ■ * 

" ' i" 1 ' 1 •■••nipfet-.l my |,r,,|,:,r, liion.. | 

* u VIJLOf i" ""iii], my will, Tl,;, V,.„. 

"'*:' "I"'""; mi l iiini.tr.tt ii aiirr,:,,i ,|,,i, 
.Illi'in.l, «.• In- 1 IutIi .,,1 l,„, |i-i„,„|, |„.| J. r 

l-.,m W" urRtrtl tl,l« "xctl.". I,ul 1 ," "Htll.olMiV 

V. **" «'»< '»> "'"U"lni"l,",|„rf. 

" l“racuinl"ly win „ -, r, ,.,,t or . 

'*• lU to Tut II", limi thiim*, i v , . 

.uwoniojr. to .\td-"l.|i«a,.r|l" V . (i,,,: 

I., , i"fnn, nml l.ulniin ll„y, who w,-r,* hUiunhl t,, 
coll, ihu. Bnrno nrHjriry uinnnnr. IMAffi 

ui],i.ny, I", roii.oi for il, U nimycrB L».. 

" .*vf„c u-, . to onj,,y il," proimriiii.rv , ..... 
I",- ma "If" ],| dl.hi'.roivoilnt dlnuor. w ,. r , 
km l, ,,l i,.l*. lh C Whilo Nil,-, nil ,, t „ f 
I ! O' r I ho i i|T,a cimtlnu, ,| hi,, uiocu^lun ,,r 

■’ ' lokhy -li'lij.'ht ini, oomilfon d- 

iguirmry policy us his on 1 ./ tourn*. ruel could not 
I siilti" MnhgjojiJi! | h,i hi«„Moui|gui,f 

tin! .in',: - ,rir>K iii <, in. , I, ... 1 


8i>,uitah Dvmiiouut r.rr.r*rrr*ir*z** ** 

»Liir»a u4 Booth Amorlmn Duuhloonf [ 
,,, , WEfltEKN BANKA, 

Ifni QlOA ■ . ’I 

.a,.! 


Ti>OfltfUb*U 

ililjuri.. 




, r n.VCURURNT Mt 

Alnl.nnm StR.tc Itnnk bo> 1 liouirh,-* 

Hunt of MoWIa , ) 

«r„rgi» mi l Amith Cnrolla* 

North LVolin*. .J... 

Vliglnl* 'g/|. 

Commurciol nnd Agricultural, OBlmtoo* ’ 

An. , - LAND WAtlhAK 

u.8. Ia», 1 WnrTrtnU. 


hurray, just as I wuh Roinje into tlio pulpit. 
i»no use their writing to me. I uni limn- 
eus Ifitif can make mo. 1 uni thankful timt 
jljve been permittetl to lmvo anything io 
>in this great and glorious cause; und how 
ben i see what 1 have soon to*duy, and felt 


cuuio through hy 


mail. nnd. In-lug of a favorable Irtmr, induced buyera to 
tnk.- 5700 baled at very full prlcea. Yi-Bterday, tlm (Jam- 


1,1 •' '■! Ii.h.-l | r, I 
e <itt | .?, r« <| v.iih tin* v rr, 

It !ij'| - nr." that the iiiervuHe 
ih-mbb- t 

i!i.'- r. port that A u-rtria 

mi. t un limpiro in Frau, -. 


New Orleans Wholesale 


CAULFU1.LY CORRECTED KVKttY 


i'a» tlv- 
• tit, le v, 


ituKcnnjr— 

Kviitu. kv, Vyd 
KabI I, i lm ..... 
Gnrpmn. . . «... 
llulc ltup«*« 'fa. 
K. ni l. ky 

Nurihorn 

U rciwL Vlotflb 

CnuklTB 

lleeMwux, V tt 


.iomoioj; 

, .. muninal. 
... iiom'tM 
...uomlntU- 


-r uiail u n i" 


fliARim;i)- : 0n tho evening oi’ tho 1-1 th 
jol, by the Itov. llavhl Lawrenco', Mr. C. I). 
e, of Sumpter County, Afabaim th Miss 
utiia Ann, dhuglitcrW Muj. M. Abney, 
Jwior Parish, L;i. 

MAnmy.il On tho evening of. -tlio. 20th 
“hin thoM. K. Church in rhiquomiiu-, l,y 
' K; GooUwyn, Svi-vkstipi McCuik 
“ hsa Jose, - m m: ' linn.i , ’hot], of that pjuco' 


YbHow,7..;...| 

llrli l.n, f M.. 

isitevr.'.':::! 

liol t !<•», FlfftTBl 

Ijnfliah Portor .1 
. Fr. Warn, ft too 


hrmillh is hord, „ i , „ r ' lllrl1 
i„ i'll,,, i Kin, " r ' ! I'.» miiinipy 
"Jil. V f"U> loir lilirnd;. 

. y -ra.l, and will, w,,.l„ „hil., 
'-"rilU'd down during tho l„ui,d»- 
•<ng lliw shoro many tr, cM hav« iiIho 
I yater of Ifist buufmur. Them are 
,* part uf thu river, hut All in wild, 
itllc»nt- I have *eun no pail fine,- 
■ j*** l!,u P 'IP to-night threw hiBju.-t 
i Il'Mfd- l felt fur thir tirrt'tiiijo tlmt 
-a .-age heart ol Africa. Wo da died 


IlrninffiOfR... 

to tree, V tt.... 

Itw ' 

llBvmiH.g. pr.g. 
M int.VftniiJ. 

Jnvv 

l-ufunyra...... 

St. Domingo ... 
Choeulute, fill 
No. I....,’.... 

No. II 

Copper, f* !b .. 


Export! d to data’. 1,280.331 42048 ’ 

.. y, .-iterday. . . . . 221-1 .2802152 “ wO-42.708 

Stock on hand not olt .tr,-d p.,; i„, , ;; j ma 

TODAHCO— Thu advance noticed last week ha* been 
very firmly Bu-taiacd. uml the demand hua been Hteady 
and active throughout, extending also to all MufUitha. 
Up to Thnrfduy uight about 2700 ldids had been sold at 
cxtreincH ranging generally from w' 4 (5)t>*, thougii choice. 


Tiie' I'mp.-V. r of ltus*iri. byll r« eent uju 
wh<» lif.iy iin.l,*rt:f«»»* ** 1 .. e,»h>ni/-t th* 
r.-ecive i .'i-U 10i/ silver roll!. •.*■;. aud h- ftli„ 
Christian laborers. I’.'-Ht Ut* : y and-tlioir’ e 
a'tMi bu exempt t.rum milit:;ry m-j-> ice. 


trav, f, (J tlir, 


Shdftthlu; 

,lo. jnillow mnUJ 
Cnndlt>m* B>..| 
Spon.i,N. llu-iM: 
do. JSii4turkot..| 

Tnllow. 

Allan, utlM.... 

Star 

('(irtlugu, f< »■ 

Manilla 

T.iire.lAiiiarlraii 
HubbIiv 

OornMviiL 5W. 


The S’wo'lMt corvette Au’teb pi* has 
burg, after .v Hiirfy.-S' v u moiilhs’ txp 
fill* world ;*1," li.oUfi.-euruf* d.-wli tw 
•lapiili. tiir.-o isl'iii-l not laid d«wn on 
in l->t . '.’0 deg. N . Mid l tw, n !'> de 
lrom (itv.-in, 'icji. Tin Antelo; • n-juJi 
car’d J. 'lands.' 


't ie i roprietoid ,.f nil the. opj-'-Mliou journals in M idrid 
I. iv,- agreed to suspend publietttit.il f..r thru,- inonth*: f’-oni 
*1 ii. in-laut. and ha»* app.-iuted a , "iumiltec iu watidi 
ev.r, .-lip ,.f th,- mlin-t' rial papers, -and tnente.-a yir.AO.- 
• ution ngiiinst tln-fn wlu-u-v.-r they ,-,,me within any > f 
ih" rig - - 1 .-ii- conditions of tin? u'-w press law 'j'huy havo 
a-l-.pt, , 1 Uil- curiou-T mr.-* iii ij-t i*iia; i. iv t ,i' tho uiifiier* 
oils j r,..i L i auoui t., which lin y Hieui: ,-lvedJmvu hen 


imjnill 


elder, V bbl. 

NottLorn 

Cork*, *M. 

Vflvet 

Lion. Good-, : 
Mr. 8 h<lf»kW^ 
doiih?/* Auh-4 
lllJ.Shrt«.\aK 
•tu.Stie iiinRn M 
Ilr.lAir.Ouiakn 


iT* UUJ ,{ - Co)ored M!s».. y. M.. July 1 

fe^.^Jii'y 17 anti IS. 

[ MK)le(, U wi| - | 1 J - u ^ r 1 J1 1 ‘* Ul1 August J. 

uud Lafuuruhii Colored Mwa,. Aup.iwt 
J- 0. KhttsKit. J’. JJ. 

^ Adv ,°calo Oflioo, May 29. 

““to*—! -ill Hmw "in Llm 

!.W.Mi^“S",*. ; 2 nil In' II", (Tuilli, 

•— i2gar ,? *’ ‘‘‘W eoull ly. Al"-; a 1,11 
a^ife-!'-" : 'ii^'aVr-W.'tlminiil'nV u 0 


7 II porter, 
Iv l^udya, 
lWjj Nortken 


■m at j te*:iita largo nuuibcr of 


hvAnyullcdv Htnt, 


Of U;e "til. I hat II ; 
Unit tii • pr, . - haying ( 
"li*r,i>i -l,iii<*ii( on it.,- ■ : n 
‘vrnuneitt w ill I,., jliu -ii . 
' 1 • -N > -lellnitiMi -«•! it t •><* 
'I "l lil'-h'iugh it). 


Colimoiht . — U} 
SbUbb to.. ...... - U 

Calico Wut«. — * 
Ja-nrui, Ksi-tuhky - 40 
LiM.yi.Ky.... — W 

itn. 11 a* lorn .... — III 

"UlSt Ii« 

i-o^iuh ...... .. let) 

Kavtn* • W 

Aiu.Nu».*.’«l'.',y«J — I* 
Dye, iM (on. 

Logwood, Cmpy Id 00 

do. St. ptitlilllifh 1 it 00 
Yutiic. Tiunime 10 00 
ln.li#o....1* t». - W 

Majlltr — It 

Km* '-#« GLI. 7 Kl 

*'TS?r. VLbl. 

Ohi. 1 , etc., BUp.. S U5 
UJiiiiiu AXly.ao. 8 10 
HI. I/jui*,Ciiy.. 3 78 
Hoar... tW 

!->utlier»» V tt - 84 
Kliixaeed. fHf* — — 

l-Uh.Ot.V*-** ut) 

Maaonfl, 1,1,14. II W 
,U. No. .MOO 
do. No. 8 ...... 7 00 

llarriug, 4* tw*. — 4U 
Fruit, VW*. 
PrunM.......... — * — 

n.iuuii, mh . . . — 4- 

do. m«L ...a.. 

d-n « - — 


•xports. 24b 


It is <i i.'. locl. i;*vl w 

Hjiniyeh.. TJiu lives , f 

" 1 1 - i . i 1 1 i . i 

: I W 1 

youd wliihh i dar,.- not 


h‘ be L;i\i n tu ft. It 
- r ai -.. I', ;• Ministei s tu 
'pi*-ntly. that notli jpg' 

. .. //* ,f . ' ' «|> j, Ij,: VO 

.- lie- i.'iilun-Mnther 
.it,/, .* iirhi-r policy for 

l' .'llltiiny S, ijlld of lb" 

" h d a |il"Yein,.jif _ ;, 4 
t i- l» !i«-v. i„ politV. 
a'lvutull powera.i.* 


i v. *ni.l In. dang 
lort'e.;. and. enn-c 
i -vi ruin.- lit hut :i 
diOleulti , J . uni- 1 


Hugnr, 

1-*. in H i 


: l"« Ihl'HOI MOIII 

■y ‘I'lty Illinois, in 
•Vf’M tile follow i||| 
litei'U year) 
a mad ,li / 

A til- 'ti .j tie, 


— Mr. Jamc:i 
luttir to the l 


lUfOCH 
do. jrallu 


A Hubliaid.-of 
■t- Lou id Jlopub- 

„iy l.rullmrii,,.) inyurfr liq. 
'*' I 1 "!*'. "I *" i-ill* „ lit II", 

MV . |„ r I),,. || UI , 

, W"lv„ ,, fri,.,,,! „,*.. 

im h.lm tsuiU would curu thu bitu of 

' • ’ 1 '1 ,u b u,J -s-" 1 '' s ni-riilly "iillo.l I 

■; "I "if II". luirlt " U J b.,.1 it t,, , 


v. hifli >he -- reiin 
ministerial adh*v 

Sa'.Uaiihji , -a 
eal eiivle! in ]M;i 
Dra V,, MurilUto 


indidide I. 


r« ! ; eipta el' Corn, tjiguthtr with &u ac- 


TTrxirgni-. 
riK*. drum, V ! 


U l Mil, lid. nb 
l.olnguu on tin- •. 


iv v a;, tin- tj,*»-K to gracing 
u,ioi"d to lake tholmnUrtim 
ill tl»r«v tinfi'H a day No 
w, I,* uv.-r die "Veri-d on (dll 
Very MJCCftifclully in malt, 


and uj> to Uh dm- fay nf^ht flbom 25.000 tacks lad found 
puivhaj r,. at 47(n). r 4>'M*>r ytUuw, and 52^554 lur prlum 
white, tho largest Iota beiug gooy tuuiLu yellow, in fcUre-, ut 
5i)g; Thursday . sah-a were 2500 Nicks at till* range, uud 
those, of ye.ten|u^250o. rnobtly at 50(2)52;.. . .0»tx lmvo 
Improved, and houio IKhmi j,n u i, rt W) | j ul 32(®3*t, 

and Indiana at 31^22,- hiishtd. . . . Jlran ia now worth 
Bo^054 ’?> 100 Ibrtfn tlio Levi)!?.. . .or Wheat U7 wivks 
priui**- Indiana (on Tueaday) htouylit lof. )) lm.-inl nu 


(birnaihi, Z-mtu 
AJuvw«lB,S. ti. 
ily. hard bIioII- 
i’nr*, 

OtiUr., ....... 

ILam.. ...... 

it, (MOU ....... 

(train. M Loot* 

Wheat 

Oau ......j. 




liv M S k j,, SuMl U h ! y ^ A ! u " rr<,,li ' I'.V rash 
f/n^'i cre^bv ^u 1 '' v - Harbour 
1 a 'y k Mlliol ., y 0HM| ) - 50 

i V or , • ;• : 

L T U * ra,Wl " W ' »»-.«•, DIcllW 


■'•; «’*'U*' : - hav-' bid -11 g*v, il 
.4ehijiihrihi|| in n|| hu-'.v. 
i'b will Ial;, libs IV.U-lrh-UH 
hueoui'! " favorahle. 

ii," maiiy. ;• MiHler. - 
•III to h" discussed," 


I;* prepare tin* , unitm-r palace . 
it i' piTslUU* l I li-il Fran, is 
go* st. tljeru, should liu- wuath, 

I his ir Hinply a return vl.-i*. " 
"I great i"-iai" •« ;..J ( I,, a „j 
• ' ' i I .1 


i Lyon, (for Hit and 2 d 
j w. Il, Mt*Alli*t>ur ; n. 

lovur ; Ib.^alifuro, De- 


bih|y is that tin* latt.* r ar- 


3-0 

tiliootlf'LaioilV) f* 

Auu'i, an,*)** l( I 1 80 
Jo. XL tTy H I M 
4". ji ly If i 40 

- o 

llcmp. 

3 I>. ,K'W lOlliiil , cu-Ou 


•mnmi 


Cluit* tin* Oud. rstauding i.> t*\,-eti An "'i? ..nd Franca io as 

I l< v»vrlt.,r ; . ujipirreutly trilling 

•u t.nii’.ie;,. j. „,.xt,c" in- to Indie vn that ruch i mil ti.. 
ea e ill" •ll'euri' KrtVeeg emilahis nu a'/Udln v.li - -, Il 
Umugb the langu.l. ,- is guarded. Mm*Wp that it Ih fell lb, 
tii,} I'r,-: j-hi-ri-lu-, ideas whitdt can never tv ,eulued 

wUh He- eoiiM-ni "fjle- great, I'ow, r 

«»•"!! Hint ' 1.1 1", 1 K. in- 

l in. 1 0 ,.* M'ive-p, \ i.-n,iH and Comiuaiiiler of dm ifeu*, 
unjinurie. Is immed Minister of the Au.-tnaii 1*011, 1*. All 
uuyuiH. guilds, and tun, s-iutio usi* 1*4 Well as the enlira 


"iif,i(|i- rate. 

)V« uk'rt receipts or Corn. 5U.307 raeka and bbb-uxporta, 

29.137., 

t'UOVlHD‘NF--The Dork morket lyxa prrteiilrd aiiulot 
appuaraucu Hirouglinut thu growler part of tin* week, and 


« l 'ill a tit hot i/.lng Hie l A **gi -latures of th<-M v 
•ri'-s l., imiitrn 1 tlm np|ir<>priutioiis mad" by 
r the >Hpp ,,, t e|H til" < ,,'t erilliii-tiL l„ 4 , 

I the I'll) maliing an appcppriutloii for the c"i,i- 

u die hull* tings il, Minnesota. Tli-.8et|„tu hill 

,il nil is n! of tlcers of TcrrilorhVuinl tin- I idled 
n ?.r .) ,'eitmu to repeal tin* provMujt which 

y oiiu-er who a, , sun's iiliijBuji loiiguTtlmn . i\t v 
a years raiarv. Tjm uuninntt, • r-pmueL. i.,, 
Ili'tl t b,f sn la lies shall hot be mibut.-d.pri.vl- 
-r.de., I be made h,| i Ml.-U *.f goodeau;,- m„-I, 

II . ( .,1 S I >,ild Uov. ,) oiiiijb hud acted Font,;. 
*H"y- tir.io,.! 'lour dug uiulerloAi uud alms, >1 


°.*-i ‘’auMtutu, 


E^J^VET' , “ Utt Chut ‘’ 

6(1 J “- : “- • ! w! ' i-'nViip,; 

, u " ; 51 ! F “ rJ ' 0 *t tt * o, ‘* 
tiS^'uilV'oJda' <1 ' PfB 1 '*. -i- o', 'iililVr- 
ij Bl ‘ r " v '|,; ,rl* d Ii* ''tr 1 ' '■ "• 

u. i 11 11 XVrtJl.f 'u *', ,,, "* n .l"K, U»](«viii". 
fc’.T^Jit, ^ N6wlon*oounty, 

N. Mot'liuVi - 

Al,,.. ifj, "T-"’ 1 HcMtot, Uayuii". 


"I- •" LV(:,Ij,i mltty Ills'll only or LASLOI.bl. Mu*> 

'«-• l *» '“'IJ- iu".ilyut UT lB'Lajlj ‘ji, with mid jrHI" I 
"ut in*], .ril,,,, Kiiiiui "iiiaII IoLb w«m nb> d I of id 
(,I7 Ui fur I'lrur, nml Jill LLuiSLfia u ytVL.lJ lor Ur- 
dliinry. On 'Tburudny und y.' ti'r.luy w., lluurd of Bunn 
tOU'l.blM Miwb bulug, t"k, u ut *,17 00 fi* lupr-nkt. und 
717 won* C»A' b *' 1 Bw Hnlaipootnl, wlti. ii «limr» »" 
iiu;,tui*nB.ut — • . Ltuu*u U, l.uwr, uutt irir*lurm *TOtlS!ir 
duiliiK til" tuuk uilt'. "f 700 tu poo ciukB Kldw ut »M0O, 

.L-"d "d"7 «u;dl lllt n "I LJIiuiila,,m at 7©7 ,,*d. Jill,. JOnlo 

uud Imt-.t- d Huiub liu,u wuatduiiklly Oruuu-bt SttMoJ 
undjiuudt . obi, inu Supu/.i' 0 id^,jou ( jjji^ u l|,..qS5| 
bnow of little or no tiru.-n Meat (dry-/*.*lNU) i«’0uU*W|fJ 
“in lh'«t hill 1 1 Is unsold'. ...In |) 0<J f |j, u txnuwmllunBj appear I 
to b<* ho limited iu> t<» leave urieeM littlu itunro tlitti* ohmlital f 


any foreign -ubdtuuo find ils way Chroti'ih the hJuiII ti 

I dlsturli the MUm-thiiesH ho e."*uiitiut to its , use, H,„ iui! 

. th" "ir. ualua lubjlnunu with ui" : r,, uml n rj»n r |.|, 
I 11 11 > lurillud -III" ,.luirl l«. Ill lirt. ,, util,, L-I.dli, ,,l, , 
»"i„"tl'- dlrniy BUbBUimo ylid.lud by llm .,y,t,. r ,l 

vi"b', , 'J oMI'innly I" mnm.tli 0>„ narrow Immu to wliitdi 
til« iintur., bind:, him. but^bdd, ,J i u ruiuut itn,". tL 

•iu-sHywi*rir anrfer SS!r«,uT.7S332 

tbruod <4 ht-r ndudiur,, lull,, lldn^lbut In.r S i , 
liii'iib ;,ru pmdrnd. ul |inli>nml <ll»un*.„l m-tliju undund 
ty ti,,, uiuut uiii,i».*(it*ui ,,r , ,,£ 2 yi^;r 

- I 1 ",*," i" ij H,*i. ' 1 , 'in.*,,, , UoavnaTion.—A Iotro 
noil veil, lull i,r 11 ", irlundimU tbiuiMTuun,' lu (loomntlrul, 
"in, Utld ut Nty llaruii A. KltU in. taut, iirury l,,> 4 
lu 111 " imtu "iu, ru[,rn*«oBd 'thu .^»i or lb.. v»ii«< n- 
u "“ »'«J“ “oitu In intwiiis u|.|"iUtloBa Hold all luollom 
oi th.- at, .Lu, and to buxuv tm, „la,tu In uji. tuoin in t!u> 
•-".li'ilntUtU'Wlw in d,:i,.i,,"V,. t u»* uvtmtf •"Tuning llm 


iWidmt *.'.»5u«^ ,, '?ir.m® 

. . wlintj ln- „'llullii«lr,iUuii mil, nl„u„t,it| 0 „ 

-annnwlfjiiidBw s.rpTvinj-,,,,.^,;,],,...^ Ur, tftC 
d-dini" i,«o, iiMdlng. mid ollur*, tlm llbmu udiuuroud 
witbuyt (iuunug ut volu, • ■■ 

tVA.in;v ro .. May 21. 1H52.' 
Hi s a ri — M r, A lehirion moved i imt iho tiunaiu » 0 -|nU 
#X«'> Ltiro itesiion on an import ant Indian truAty i but tin* 
motion wu* fc-.r ngfunt to 

The Neuuti), no motion of Mr Dvrrien. t«K-k Uji and nr- 
d, red - to beuugr,,, -, d ler e third faadlug. thy bill (or thu 
improvement of tlje tiaxaiinait riruv. 

VuriotiB iiienmrittlM were '{iie.si utr-d un jua.iy Hiil.iecio, 
Alia U):«y were i*|>pyupri«klidy rul'erred. 

Mr. Iliiaku bisi . dlo tnliu up lb" di 11, luiir . bill : Allt 
In** motion jfu s <liriigiead to. v rr 


2 U (Ky ) ,,cril,U Huy * ; 
ft ^tlcu. 'Munv^fl T* ,ftV6 ° Wltl1 i,l ° otopa 

^ *uir«rud from OIL ° ,,rn 1,10 u * baLC0 

Hiort, making 1 it r ,l U r.' 4 ’V*' 1 11,0 l " 

By cr ‘*Pof tl,./ K . 1 C ‘’ rui,, 11,111 "‘dllingdike 

S‘0 U, n^ Pr ^ CU “" WlU •'" --'.IU llmpr, - 

9B» Hu!,". u J *'* *‘*' UI| ' , “. M»|i uuti.ruly t.j.l; 
SClbniiu fe -.'i * “ Ul:U * J lu bivduou front oip 


Fk,i»i Jim diwijjr. 

will* Uin iinU- 0 of Avril 12 anlyid'ui New Y, r, 

Him ruporiaihat Ho* fever was iul*Idlng 
L*»wli lifui arrlfid at llii> *• 

i'up^aiu Deujamin x /if ().*• sliip Jolm Jay, bud dlad of the 
fever, liapt. J p. ‘1 hmjip.-um, lato »f HtA ship Tjhur die.il 


Th*.- ship O|uyhiiuud v oi' Ualtimoru.' 

>• on thu 2oHi 
Tile Hteaoiu- 


prlma.,.,ii> l.aril also fhrru Dob i**eu liuiiitt^ 
"U*d* tlittkmust be ttUribaiwl to tin- Bcarclty of 

hut. 0& h(8d al' hi 7 >mpt * u ktwr ‘ - 

St lJ v rei(htiit)DjtiW4W l»W» 


jjtofcjriaik 

nud until Muu 




Uruyhouihi. Ji.hn DavD, Atvl i-IUcir of 



ih '' w qg r 














min 


<rd|* in HiU ilrhiii v Virtu to -i> 

■iir-wld. It H>; din v.Vy 1 T 1 ■ t 
, *.',.1 III.’ >Nul> nn> MW I If **7 ?.•*> 


«•» P’ 


tinmen noting ah pall bearers : Ilfin. W. K. King, Uoti. 
Mr. Mangum. Hon. Mr. Sumner. lion. Mr. Fowler, Mr. 
Seaton, Mr. P. B. Stockton, Hon. 0. M. (Jonrad.Hon. Unn 
Boy d^ Coro. Morris. Gen. Jesup, Mr. Jl. Smith, Mr. W. T. 

“Mr. Ohariefl F/ Adams, of Boston, tho only ifiirvlvinK 
won of tho deoclwefl. did not roach tho city In time to close 
Ida venerable parent’* flViw.’but tlmo enough to unite with 
the other member* of the filially In paying the last office* 
of affection to her/omalnu.” 


* o eye of .Justlco Wn* upon hb 
rasped him. He provcd'aifil 
vaih. Neither hlk exempt 
. nor hi* philosophy, fcould h* 
rtxllt wn* irresistible ; ho w* 

•rm of year* to thl? State I’ri 
ti-Slavory Society upon thnl; 

Ido officer and ouch a worthy mem 

iwtwnujr. - ===;j; _ 4 

_/PKWf<an-riUtiA Kriscorsi. Octo 
May 18.*— Tho Pennsylvania Kplsco 
hied IhW afternoon. In St. Androw’i 
.call Of the roll a motion won made 

Idolo^ite from tho Rplphany GhurcL, — J 

Ate from the colored Church of the Crucifixion. The 
imhjeot Wiui finally postponed until to-morrow, after the 
lllphon’* addrei*, by the following vdto: Cterif-al-Hive* 43. 


MEDICAL NOTICE. 

DR. L. PIERCE, of Columbus, Georgia, respectfully 
oallstha attention of Physicians, Druggists nnd dealoraln 
Medicine to 

EPPING’S EXTRACT OF BOCHU. 

Till* excellent remedy for all disease*.* of the kidney* 
and urinary organ* generally ; also, all Dyspeptio eftso* 
of ordinary kind*, and duration, 1* ovfnod And carefully 
prepared by the Bub*crlbcr, and In Offered on hi* Medical 
knowledge a* a remedy to bo relied on. He in nnxloun.to 
Introduce It into tho great Western market. All itocessa- 
ry directions found on tho label, on each bottlo. 


piotyahis phllan- 
Urn. The evidence 
onvlcteil, and Bent 
. Wbtondolo with 
w of Mnh a Tallin - 
of thUf respectable 


A grand monumont hns rocontly boon nnoov- I 
ered In Rome. It la the Canal Rotondo, wttlcli until now 
has had the appearance of a hill with n tiuuie on thfi top 
surrounded by olive trooa. It In noy found l>y being trim- 
mod down to be a noble monument ren. inbllng the tower 
of Cecilia Me totlj^? * . ‘ * V 

Thb Wkst liafeiKs.*— A correspondent of the New York 
Herald than speaks of the Island of Jamaica : ‘ . 

“Tho recent aooounts from Jamaica arc most gloomy, 
and wo loam that orders hate been received thoro to 
abandon tho cultivation of sugar on many estates, unless 
It can bo produced at a price hitherto proved to be impos- 
sible; and Mr. Prleo, also a friond.qf Mr. Cobdon’*, who 
was sent out somo years since from Liverpool, with credit 
to a largo amount, to buy up tho depredated sugar proper- 
ties, and teach the stupid old planters tho Scientific and 
profitable' mode of sugar-growlpg— which, by tho by, ho 
most signally foiled in doing, having got less produce from 
tho sarao land than the stupid old planters did before- 
baa now stated the impossibility of growing sugar with 
remuneration, in the present condition of tho Island, and 
the low rango Of prices caused by tho act of 1846, and 
slave competition, although tho British free-labor grower 
has still a differential duty of some 4s. (id. In his fovor. 

*• If this be the case in Jamaica, wo mav bo sure the 
pressure is felt moro or less In ull tho other Islands." 


Convent to* 


and after the 


Whole- 
sale price $8 per dox. Retail) $1 per bottle, 

Orders directed to L. PIERCE, Druggist, Columbus, 
Georgia, will bo duly attended to. Cash, or references, 
expected. Respectfully advertised, 
fe 6] L. PIERCE, Proprietor. 


r mile* if thb right 
it. and We returned 
Ity ; the indopendehce 


with an exalted opinion of tho mors 
and hospitality .of the good oltlsens. 

BH*corAi. Cosvaarlon.— The Annual Convention o 
tha Protestant Episcopal qhuyeh iq the Dloacso of Lou- 
(slana wtU assemble In Bt. James’* Churehf In Baton 
Rouge, to-day, and remain In bohsIou .several d*i>s. 

Oholvra. — T ho Madisen Journal, of May 21, say*: 
W* have the pleasure to announce thi i tho cholera has 
subsided on the plantation of Mr. Wnldell. and that the 
cases on hand are readily, yielding to medical, treatment 


A CHOICE BOOK. 

THIRD EDITION IN PRESS OP CAUGHEY’8 RE- 
VIVAL MISCELLANIES, containing cloven of his RE- 
MARKABLE SERMONS, he., a mine of RICH AND 


Book-Koeping,; ’• 
V J ; " Geography, 

. History, 

> Biography, 

A-l*' . • .■ Nature 

French' Grammar*. Dlctlonai 


forced back to the Pittsburgh Conference. 

' Thf^appeal case of the Rev. Mr. Stagg, of tho Indiana 
Conference, was taken up, but no notion had on it. 

The Conference unanimously accepted an invitation to 
be present at Fanouil Hall, to listen to tho Hon. Daniel 
Wohater. 

Two ,laige oommittecs are In attendance, chiefly from 
Pbilrfftetphln. representing both sides of tho lay delega- 
tion question. The committee of the Conference on thut 
subject will give both rides a fair and impartial hearing. 
It la probable the session of tbo Conference will extend 
into Juno, and that before the adjournment at least three 
new bishops will be elected. 


trenou urauunnrH. JMCUpnnneWj 
Sptfnlxh, Ocnnun rial Italian Oil 
ilp«dera,;ktc. , 

Oreok ajid Latin Book*, of all it 


French Spoliations.— The Cnurrier iUi Etati Uni* cou- 
sin dos an articlo on this subjoot os follows : 

“It concerns, theu,4hc honor of the United State* Gov- 
ernment, that the French Spoliation bill should at length 
bo pulsed. It 1 b now fifty-two years since Franco actually 
paid the indomnlty it provldvs;and it Is high time that the 
depository should pay it over to those entitled. The ma- 
jority of tho newspapers verv properly insist upon tho ne- 
cessity of now passing the bill, and, for our own part, wo 
are deposed to bid it God »peod, were it ouly to get rid of 
this odious aud Wing (menteur) conjunction of words— 
“FroUoh Spoliation,” which tends to saddlo upon our 
country a responsibility, tho whole weight of which the 
United States should surely bear alone.” 


We learn that Mr. W. has lost eight fcjroes In all. 

It Is repdrtod that the cholera, or t disease closely re- 
sembling it, is prevailing on the Compromise Plantation of 
Mr. Hill. Tbrco deaths wore reported t o have taken place 
at last accounts. A virulent form of dUrrhao has hocn 
prevalent In this community for sevcial weeks, 'and still 
exists to somo extent ; were this-altowt d to go unchecked, 
cholera wfll be, very likely to ebirao. i t readily yields to 

the proper treatment: * ' . \j,' 

A SftfAR-Hoirs^BokNT.r— The sugar-l.ouso and refinery 
of Dr*. J. k II. (Perkins, about, two miles from Batftn 
Rouge, was completely fipnsumed by fin* on May 19. The 
fire originated in that part of tho building in which the 
sugar is placed in moulds., It 14 not known how the fire 
Originated. The ftfUbroment was im ured to the extent 
of $75,000 ; it coskaW $120,000. and with thenmllding 
and machinery, sugar to the amount of $15,000, was de. 
strayed, making the aotual lots to Drs. Perkins $50,000. 
Total Iom, $185,000. 

Dim.— O n Monday night, 8d Inst., at 11 o’olook, at 
Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La., Gayoso Garhoy Baby, 
Esq., of the Parish of Assumption, La . aged about thirty 
years. At the time of his death he wm tho District At- 
torney for the Fifth Judicial District of Louisiana. 


Methodist General Conferince — Boston. May 16.— 
The Conference reassembled this mondhg, Bishop Blorr!* 
presiding. The appeal cose Of the Rev. John S. Insplclc. 
Which was discussed yesterday, wan again taken up for 
consideration. Rev. Dr. Bangs offered a resolution to re- 
verse the decision of tho Ohio annual conference, whereby 
It affirmed that Mr. Inspiek was guilty of contumacious 
oonduot and violation of his pledge. The resolution was 
ruled out of order and'ian appeal voted down amid consid- 
erable excitement. The motion to reveroe the decision of 
tho Ohio conference was carried by elghty-nlne to slxty- 
two. 

Various alterations in discipline, concerning the missions, 
were adopted. 

The appeal case of Rev. J. N. Maccabee was ordered 


OAK BOWERY FEMALE OOLLEOE. 

ALABAMA CONFERENCE OF M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH 

FACULTY. 

Rev. T. B. RUSSELL, M. A., President. 

E. UODBON, 51. A., Adjunct and Chemical Professor. 
Mrs. A. B. HODSON, Instructress In Drawing, Embroid- 
ery, eto. . t 

Mias 0. LEE, Principal of Primary Department. 

* Miss M. J. TOOMER, Principal of Musical Department 
and Teacher of Frenoh and German. 

The ensuing aesalon of the abote Institution will odm- 
rnenoa on TUESDAY, the 6th of January, 1852. 

Patrons are requested, if possible, to onter pupils on the 
first day of the session. 

Oak Bowery, Chambers oonnty, Ala., Nor. 28. dfi 


maflicr* oi a 

were adopted. . f „_„ , 

The appeal case of Rev. J. N. Maccabee was ordered 
to be taken up on Monday morning and tried with dosed tory by vfr 

After some other business, of no general importance, tho S{?4£Jnl3 
oroftwnw^oun HJ. g&SSk 

Th« Catholic Coukcil at Baltihou,— JWH mm, Miy ygrtt' hinkt 
16, 1852.— The third publio session of the Qathoiio Ooun- there Bre no 
oil was held In the Cathedral this mornipg, In the pro- applicable. • 
senoe of an immense audience. 

At 10 o’clock, the eooleslastlcal body left the Archiepis- - 
pocal mansion in procession, arrayed in full canonical.". . ‘j*’ 0 

and accompanied by acolytes as cross and candle.beargr*. vlftor “ on 1 ® 
and passed around the square chanting, to the front of J. c ® WjP !J. D ’ 
the cathedral The streets, doors and windows wore ultnK " wmci 
thronged with spectators. Tho services in tho cathedral ' 

were of tbo most solemn and imposing description. Ton* 1 

tifleial high mass was celebrated by Francis N . Blancbet. i’ or 1 
Archbishop of Oregon, at the dose of which Bishop O’Oon* Jr, .? prc 
nor, of Pittsburgh, delivered a discourse on the origin of b c y ’ e ' 
the OatboHo Ghureh, ohooslng for his teit tho .16th verso lrca8Ur y po 
of the 16th chapter of Matthew. After further peremo* pcp ttUnUB ' 
nlals, the oounoll returned in procoeslon, On Thursday, Latkr r» 
the session doses, whanDiabop Fltipatrlok. of Boston, we have ad- 
will preach. ' ness wss qi 

Gold feom Euaor*.— Letters from Liverpool pet At- J 

lantio, state that there is great probability of large ship- .. . , , ‘ 

mentsof gold from thenoe to New York. TheEuropahad .. .. 

• $100,000 engaged on Boston aocount. ** a 


From Tnui. 

By tho arrival last bight of the steamship Mexico, Capt. 
Place, we have received Galveston paper* to the 20th 
lost., but they dff not contain much news. 

Thk Caor*,— The Western Texan avysthe farmers in 
that region arc beginning to complain of a want of rain ; 
though the orapswere not really suffering, they soon will 
unlws they should have rain. v 

The Nacogdoches Chronicle lajl the crops In that viol* 
uity arc growing rapidly. • j.l * 

OnoleIu.— T he Washington’ Lone Star le Informed by 
r Mr. George Hancock, of Austin, that tbo cholera la spread- 
ing Its feaxfhl ravages in Bastrop and Webber’s Prairie. 
A dtleen of Bastrop lost, by this disease, six negroes In 
oue or two days. 

The Eiysai.— The Trinity river Is reported to bo falling, 
as also is the Brasoe, and several steamers are aground in 
the latter. 


WEIGHT. WILLI 


Commission M< 


8. 0. Nelson, 
Logan Hunton 


R, B. Frets, 

MARINE RIVER, FIRE and LIFE RISKS taken at 
the lowest rates, and all losses promptly Adjusted and paid 
at tho Agency Office, No. 83 Camp street. 

W. PARTBE, Agent. 


MALARD k AHMIBTHAfi, 
Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and D(M 
No, 70 Oravier street, between Maguinc $i 
Orieans. U’J/.V 

of PlanUtlon Good*i ' •• 


Land Warrants in NewYork are quoted at $125 for 160 


Louis Lessabsicr. Ass’t Agent. 


Oolorkd Bishops Consecrated.— Rev, Messrs. Payne 
nnd N^^rath, of the colored Methodist Episcopal Church, 
wefu, on the 18th Instant, consecrated jn NewYork ha 
Bishop*. Tho oeremouy of conseoratiou took place-in the 
Second Avuuuq Methodist Episcopal Church. 


acres ; at $05 for 80 ^^aertrt. and at $82 50 for 40 acres. 
The marWl^fctrtfever,. in very unsettle^, and will remiin 
so until tho 6enate disposes of the homestead bill. 

An Aaslf or Lawveim.— According to Llvingtou’s Law 
Ledger foe 1852. our country has 25,000 lawyers, whoso an- 
nual iucotne ‘Is not from $30,000,000.” 


BOOT AND SHOE BTORB. I 

The old and favorite stand, corner of Camp, Duplantler 
and Prytania streets, 1* now well furnished with a stock of 
Shoe* und Boots, of every variety. , 

Customers and stranger* faithfully served with good 
arguiiis and a good fit, from Monday morning until Satur- 
day night. 

N. B — Please remember that I do not open oh Sunday. 
Therefore call during the week. 


A full suppl 


DR. GUKENLKAp; 


Offlco— Jackson street, between the , 
Tchoupltqulas street. V. 

Residence— Corner of Jackson ntsiXn 

_foyettU; * 

; CHITTENDEN it DARI 

Dealere In Carpeting, Oil Cloth* and 
Goods. Nos. -0 Chartres street an 


An exchaugo tmpar say* that whenever the King of 
Siam feels like a little field sport, lin sin >ulder*hl* rifle aud 
goes a gunning ”» after mlsalonarle*. Nice place that to 
expound the gospel. • 

In reply t^ which, a oorrespondont sends ub tho follovy 
lng : 

“Tao v, May 7, 1852. 

1 I notice in your naper. this morning, a paragraph irotn 
nn ‘ exchange, ’ which (n calcttlated to convey ah erroneous 
impression Ip relation to the King of Siam. The mission- 
aries In Siam imvo already had freo a-*ce*s to tho peoplo. 
and for the nuat ton ye ah have had every facility rorcir- 
oulatlug liook* and tracts among them. It is true that, 
about two years since, the Roman Catholics were expelled 
fron&lbc kingdom for upn-comphauco with a royal edict 
isauedsbjr the Into King. But since the accession of fho 
new King, in April. 1851, they have been invited to return; 
and tho present King, who Is favorable to European im- 
provements, and denrou* of opeulug his porta to foreign 
trade, ha* issued a royal odiot, permitting foreign resi- 
dents to locatd in any portion of hia dominions, and ailow- 


High(y Important to Planter n and Property 
Iloldets. 

BRIDGEWATER ADAMANTINE FAINT. 

Tho superior properties of this uncqualcd mineral sub- 
stauoc is now so well und fovorably known that it 1* un- 
necessary to enter Into an extended notice. The , public 
are referred to our circular, embracing certificates from — 
Oapt. ST. C. TUOMASSON. of steamer Magnolia. 

Wm. BROWN, of towboat Porpoise. - 

HUGHES. VALLETTE k Co., Maungor* La. Dry Dock 

J. P. WHITNEY k Co., Agents do. 

Capt. Br’KOBBINS, of the ship Leodes. 

JOSEPH BENSON. Painter, 132 Camp street. 

And the UNDERWRITERS’ CERTIFICATES. 

Aluo. the recommendation of a largo number of our moot 

■ ... ...l < .mwnvw KiniTAlia I itAMUraCinM l« 1AT) 


Bisnor Otev on Spiritual Rapfinus.— The St. Louis 
Signal publish* a letter from Bisho)» Otoy, of Teunesseo. 
upon the subject of Spiritual Rapping*. The Bishop, it 
soom*. liad paid a visit or two to the Foxes, and intimaU *, 
a beliof from what he heard and saw there, that the noises 
were but an adroit and clever piece of trickery. One 
Shadrucli Barnes long ago thoug it. and showed it was 
trickery, too. but neither very adroit nor very clever. 

-It was recently 


JOSEPH SCHILLING. 


street. New Orleans,’ 


A. J; 'WRIGHT k 00. 


KIST’8 

True Practice of Religion. 

Showing tho mean* by which to* live a true disclsple of 
Jesus Clufilt. In Holiness and Pqaco ; and also the Mala- 
dies of the llumau Mind and Heart, which hinder the 
true practico of Religion, with their causes and proper 
remedies. 

IYoth the Dutch 

“ SHORTER DOCTRINE OF PRACTICE, *», 

OF THK 

Rev. EWALDUS K1ST, D. D. 

Prico $1. 25 per cent, discount, wholesale. 

JOHN BALL, Publisher, 
if* ' “ 66 Gravloi it. 


Cotton Fuctor* aud CommUsion- and 
chants, No. 67 GraVler street, New tyt 




Discovery of-tet another Planet. 
announced that M. Gasparis, at Naples, had discovered a 
new Asteroid, the fifth first soen by him. By the last 


* (- . IW M. 

Oommlssion Merchants, 


steamer, lnrfnnatlon was received that Mr. Luther, at the 
observatory of Bilk, near Dusseldorf, had recently found 
yet another, with a Right Ascension of about 12 hour.-, 
and' a' north declination of about 8 degrees, which is the 
seventeenth planet now known to exist between Mars aud 
Jupiter, all of which were unknown flfty-two years ago 

1 Sickness on the BivER.-*-The steamer Indiana arrived 
at Louisville, on the 14th instant, from this oity, with- 
about one hundred and fifty deck passengers, mostly Iriih 
immigrant*.* There were twelve or thirteen cases of fillip 


Influential COTTON FACTORS and COMMISSION MER- 
CHANTS. ail of which are includod in tho Agent’s Circu- 
lar. Also, to the following, received since the circulars 
were printed from JOHN F. MILLER, of Attakapas : 

“In July Last I wiw induced to apply the Bridgewater 

has exceeded my expectations, and the representation* 
j made by the agents. Messrs. G. C. ltogert k Co. I cheer* 


REGULAR DRY 

, JOSEPH H.I 
Importers and Wholesale D 
street, Nqw Orleans. 


Mineral Paint to my Bugarhouse, and. In every respect, it 

[cssrs. G. C. ltogert k Co. I cheer- 

y to the numerous ones embraced 

in thu Agent’s Circular, aud recommend the same to Plan- 
ters and others, os the bout Weather and Fire Protector l 
huve.ever known. Where I have applied It, it ha* been 
exposed to tlm- nun since last July, aud has neither blis- 
tered nor cracked, and has formed a solid metallic surface, 
which has proved entirely Impervious." 

(Signed) JOHN F. MILLER. 

New Iberia, Attakupos, March 16, 1852. 

Iu addition to tho above, we have In our possession in- 
uuinurublo certificates from equally respectable source*, 
which can b© seen at our office ; among which are those 
of Capt. Win. Cutts, of the ship Charles Cooper: Brevet 
Lieut. Col. G. II. Talcott, New York Arsenal ; U. S. Smith. 
Lieut, and Quortermabtcr U. 8. Military Academy. Wot-t 
Point ; O. II. Lee, late Superintendent, now Secretary of 
the Hudson River Railroud Company; /D..O. McCullum, 
Ass’t Engineer New York and Erie Railroad, etc ; proving 
conclusively, by being thoroughly tested, that it is both 
| FIRE AJVD' WEA THER PROOF. 

The bending, shrinking, or warping of the material upon 


aiiT. 


'.JTW 

54 J DUNLAP, I 

CAMP STREET, NEW C 
Has fin hand a good assortment 
various qualities, which will bo sold 
bio terms, purchasers arc respoetfl 
and examine. : 


SELECT SCHOOL, V 

IN MAOIIEE CHURCH, OARONDKLKT STREET. 

The subscriber, having secured the use of a suitable 
room lu the basement of tho Maghee Church, proposes to 
open a SCHOOL on the Firet Monday in May next. 

Tho Time of Teaching to be from fl o’clock, a. m., to 2)4, 
r. m. 

The Couree of Instruction to be thr ough and ex/ensivt. 
embracing all the Branches of Education taught in any 
of the Seminaries or Colleges in our country, via : English. 
Latin, and Greek, Modern Languages, Mathematics, and 
the various Science*— Physical, Moral and Intellectual ; 
also. Bellen- Lettrcs. 

The subscriber, after an experience of ten yearn or more 
in teaching, as Superintendent or Professor of several 
Collegiate Institutes in different portions of ,the South 
and West, hopes that he will be able to give satisfaction to 
guardians and parents. - ; 

The French, Spanish and Italian Languages will be 
taught (according to the judicious and popular method 
of Ollendorff.) at the desire of the parents, without extra 
charge for any or all of them — they being embraced in the 
< First Class, with the Ancient Languages, eto. 


fever and cholera on tho passage up, flvo of which proved 
fatal. 


Cholera.— The cholera is stated to have appeared on 
the plantation'W Mr. James Dalton, six miles north*; i\ it 
of Canton. Mississippi. Within a very few days he Iiks 
lost by it ten negroes. The symptoms of the diseano are 
vomiting, purging of whito seroi^looking fluid, nnd vio- 
lent crumps. These arc followed by a collapsed stage, 
when death closes the scene in a few hours. , 


*100,000 worn 

Fashionable Clothing, Gent! 
ing Goods, Ac., at 
ALFRED MUNROE 

“One Price” Mummoth Clothing 


curing in Op-obstetrics of America and Europo, but I am 
sorry to say that J could not let tho saino lady believe be- 
fore her approaching death, (*. «. until she saw death ap- 
proaching.) because hindered were tuuby more, who had 
her according to their custom. Your present curing, how- 
ever. w4* Just now wonderful lu the pUaco I beg to re- 
main your faithful well wisher.” 

J. P. Pa amende Monoknt, the King of Siam, 

To Messrt. D. B. Bradley, M. D.,and S. R House. M D. 

The missionary who sends the above, says, “ never be- 
fore had any foreign physicians boen within tho forbidden 
precincts of, the harem of the royal palace ” It is a sigu 
that tho barriers of custom are brekking doWn. The ladi* s 
of the mission, at the request of the King, are now en- 
gaged in teaching the royal ladles the English language. 
[Troy Whig. 

Later from Bra7.il.— A Rio letter in The Boeton Jour- 
nal, dated April 12. says : . v. 

“ The wcathiT is very hot and dry. nod tho yellow fever 
Is making fearful havoc, particularly on bbard the shipping. 
No vessel can remain in this bay whi o the present state 
of things exist more than five days without getting the 
lever onboard; consequently there a re not, and in foot 
there have not been for weeks, any of our naval ships iu 
this port. They are mostly at Montevideo. Some of the 
Americau ships have suffered most severely, and I have 
known of several that could not muster hands sufficient to 
get out of the harhur. The American ship Victor sailed for 
New Orleans about a fortnight since with only two men 
able to do duty. Many others have bt en here, as it were, 
entirely deserted. The Swedish brig Dolphin has lost three 
eoueccntlvi) eaptaW within the past two month*, aud the 
berth. (s now vacant. 

“ I notice in bound a fine ship, the Outalpa, 120 days from 
the Sandwich Inland*, for New Bedford, with a cargo of 
oil. She sails to-day forborne. W« have also in Trom New 
York, In n passage of 39 days, the ship llaco-hpund, bound 
for San Frandsoo, with 276 of the most filthy rowdies that 
It wss evfir my fortune to behold. I hope that they will 
.getaway before thoy contraot this fever, for it would make 
terrible work among them. For the past day or two we 
have had very fine showers, which we hope will occur with 
sufficient frequency to break up this pestilence entirely.” 


Magaslne street, New Orleans 

GENTLEMEN visiting Nen 
vi ted to call and' examine mui 
plot® assortment of' good* in i 
tjio south, . C" U, 


The Bscafed Cuban Prisoners — The NewYork Herald 
says that tho Cuban prlsoufeye who escaped from the 
Spanish penal colony of Odeta, opposite Gibraltar, were r 
Don A. Lageo. Braga Mirax&a, Don Ignacio Belaprcz and 
Don Juan O’Rourke, Cubaus, and Major J. Schlustangcr, a 
Hungarian. 

They arrived at Ltvorpool on the 3d instant, and will 
soon leave fof the United States. 


which it 1 b used docs not affect tnc paint ; in twenty-four 
hours it dries, and in four weeks booome* a perfect slate. 

It preserves wood from decay: aud neither blister* nor 
cracks by exposure to tho hottest sun . \fot covering roofs 
of either tin, iron, rinc, wood, canvas, nr paper, it is also in- 
valuable, and particularly recommended, as it is a certain 
PROTECTION AGAINST SPARKS AND CINDERS, 
and is furnished cheaper than any paint in the Southern 
country. All order* sent to tho Ueucral Agent*, or their 
sub-agents, promptly jjxecuted. No deviation in price. 
Terms — cash, or it* equivalent. G. C. I50GEKT k CO, 
Agents for the State* of La . Ala.. Miss., and Texas. 

8UB-AGENT8 — In New Orleans. Mcsar*. Shirk. Day, 
Stauffer k Co., Priestley te Bleu, J. Waterman k Co.. It. 
Richards, E. McPherson ; Mobile, J. G. Whitaker : Vicks- 
burg. Byrut! & Anderson; Galveston. June* k Ufford : 
Baton ltouge, Levi Kellum. ap!7 


. We manufacture all our ClC 
retail sales^and It 1 b with the 
able to give satisfaction, that 



with a call to examine p« 
ture, primming*, kc. 

All good* sold by ns ar^ 1 
after the purchase of any a 
It will bo cheorfully takeii 
Qur object’ la to plaase our 
UST ONE PRIOB FOR 
. fo 6-ly ; j. 'f 


From Utah. — We have advloos from Utah to the 20th 
of March, but the news is unimportant. A grand Legis- 
lative Festival came off In true Mormon style on the 4th 
of March. The Govornor and Legislative Assembly of 
Utah convened with their ladies loathe Territorial House, 
on Thursday, at 1 o'clock r. >i. The Hon. Z. Bnow, Ass. 
Justice of tho Supreme Court. Joseph L. Heywood, Esq., 
U. S. Marshal, and Seth M. Blair, Esq., U. S. District Al- 
.torney, joined tho party a* guests, with their ladle*. A^out. 
two hundred guests were present, and tho ceremonies were 
opened with prayer by John Smith, the .chaplain. Gov. 
Young und lion. II. C. Kimball led off in thu dance. The 
Governor also dillvercd an address at -thu supper tabK 
and at 2 o’clock a. m. the assembly was dismissed by thu 
Hon. O. Spencer. . 

’ A New City.— Mr. T. P. Barnum ha* bought up about 
ono-balf of the city of Bridgeport, and having charmingly 
laid it out. advertises to sell at first cost every altornaie 
lot, making the payments to suit all circumstance*. The 
remaining lota, advanced in value by the adjacent improve- 
ments. will furnish him with hi* sliare of the profits. 


Terms— $6, $8, and $10 per month, according to tips 

Ola**. 

llKKKBKNUEe — Rev. J. 0. Keener, Rev. II. N. McTyeire, 
Joseph II. Palmer, Wm. B. Mount, The*. K. Price, W. II. 
Dameron, James Wright. W. H. Foster, II. Jt. W. Hill 
Samuel Ileuderson, N. J. l’egmm, Capt. Richard Robert- 
«on, J. J. Lugeubuhl, Jas. A.' Lusk, Augustus Block, Hen- 
ry Block, Geo. Brewer, Rev. Joeepb B. Walker, Dr. B. II 
Mo**, Dr. 8. Gilbert, E. C. Wharton.' 

U. 0. TUWKATT, A. M. 


MR. JAMES!. 

Having for private reasons 1 ' 
continued his interest doting 
the firm of James Wright k fiC 
•ure cf nnnouncing that hf 
in our liouBe, und solicit*, the 
former patron*. - r y] 

To oorrect a general^ luisapf 
state that 'ho hu* no Interest iu 
JAMES WRIGHT. S-i • 
New Orlfifius, Dec. 1, 1 651. * 

f'Bt 

Oommlssion Mercliaut* and \V1 


PHILADELPHIA SADDLERV AND TRUNK 
WAREHOUSE. 

S* ROBB & O o»j( l t' 

So. 00 Grai'ier street , Sew Orleans. 

Tho subscriber* invito Planters and Dealer* in Saddlery, 
etc., to call and examine thoir stock. 

Thoy are constantly receiving Goods from the Manu- 
factory iu Philadelphia, and direct from England, aud are 
prepared to offer liberal Inducement* to purchasers. 

Their stock in store is largo and^ well- assorted, and i* 
comprised a* follow* : . * .. 

Baddies, Bridles and Martingales in great variety; 
(Joacb, Giy,' Buggy, Dearborn, Stage, Wagon, Dray. Curt 
and Plough Harness; llorse and Mule Cqjlars, llanu-H 
aud BHud Bridles ; Trace Chains ; Medical Bags ; Saddlery 
11 aid ware ; Leather of all description* ; Coaph Furniture 
aud Trimming* ; Trunk Trimming* ; Saddlers, Coach ami 
Trirakmuk.-rs’ Tools; Oil, Vurnlsb ; India Rubber aud 
Patent iffretchod Leather Gin and Mill .Bands; Imllu 
Rubber Poods ; TrqveHug and Pqektng' Trunks ; Leatlio 


NewOrloan*, April 21, 1862S 


CHURCH JBKLILS. 

CHURCH. FACTORY, 'STEAMBOAT AND LOCOMO- 
TIVE BELLS constantly on hand, and l'E^LS and 
CHIMES of Bull* (of any number) i-ast to order. Im- 
proved cast-iron YORKS, with moveable arms, are attached 
to these Bells, so that thoy may bo adjusted to ring eaaily 
and properly, and springs also, which prevent tho clapper 
from resting on the Bell;' thereby prolonging It* sound. 


Globe, which left Buffalo for Chicago 7 on Wednesday, A] 
21, arrived at our dock on Saturday, May 1. having b! 
detained by tho Ice which ahu encountered' cppoalte K 
compelling. her to return and attempt to make Dunkl 
harbor, which she was not able to do. During all t 


Soum . Carolina Railroad.— Wo understand, says tho 
Augusta Constitutionalist of Bunday, for the .first time 
ainee it was built, the up aud down trains yuaterduv 
'passed o ykt the new road ^ou^d the Inclined plane. It 
is describe^ to hb as a beautiful aud Mubsfoutlal piece of 
work. • ■ 


street, Ne wOrle iin*. 


. MOSES GJ 
Comnfiaslfin omi Forwan 


Dealers iu Flm. ; l 
, (next ik>or to 


to two meal* pur day, which were 


,,aud which euohlud .the ut ^ok of provisiou* to 

nday, April 29', « body of fie«jk paaaengero, the 
Uchu wiire IrlsUmeu, witli iuu or two Germans. 
*olt and attempted to obtain tha control of the 
1 ■ w, '' la * i hg the provbdouii, 


Bell* for different parts ox the Union nn 1 Canada. 

MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS wilistUl b 
factored by tho subscribers, of^rliieh they wfil lu 
stuutiy on hopd au assortment of T mpait Ipstr 
Levels, Surveyor’s Compass**, (plol tt, noulaui i 
proved.) eto/ Also, Urea* or Composl ttot; Casting 
sl*e cast to order. * ■ ' 

AU communication* promptly nttei id‘4 to. 

ANDREW MJ (NEELY’S 
W«t Troy, ilto count, NY, 1 ML r 


• Olothliw, olw,« ou h> 

— [~~ 7 T b. r. BUiTif 

■turoed, and la dcvoUii* 
,lc, of hta profiwlou. . 
i.t Uiu r.oruui o S Bt. vlu 


idfttroi.ltiu* uiur«Ubtndly wUh 

Utter wished lo ol.Uin, Umu tU»y hid ro- 
n»n the qatounl. Ihivlug wmtd Uugiwhtia, 
rod to tuio i M r tt* kltohun. i»nUv 

rowin', hut draro nwt und ururoinrirred by 
cud crow ot the n^OMcd by thu 

t pwtluD of thu -.n.- vuttur. ; und Mur 


Agent# in New Orleans. 


I* issued weekly, kt Two J 
No .uhroylptlOB Mum «» I 
«rihur»*lu he uudcrttdud i 
It la c*pr*a»ly aUtod other* 
The lUhwanf MtulatU* «| 






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Publishing Committee ( 
of .Louisiana Conference , ( «• h. jiivf.hh, t>. n. 

'volume IT. NUMBER 18. 


NEW 


II. N. MoTYEIRE, Editor. " 
ORLEANS, SATURDAY, .TUNE 


The article below is from the “St. Louis juatified.in contradicting ho fur ns they are Rutorsvillo College. In 1844 -'45 he was 
IntelUgencer,” It should havo been handed conoorned. Then comes tlio third paragraph Presiding Klder on Rutcrsville District. In 
Aji Op! We arc glad to sec tho secular a * *“ connection with the following : '40, ’47 and '48 ho filled the same office on tho 

^awaking to the political evila with which )j 0 l io °^ }n 1,1 °®°® mb ® r of- this year 

., noliey of the Church of Romo threatens cate of religious intolerance * 4n the sense , ... . Conferences resolved upon tho 
' Mr. BrownBori, Archbishop in wbioh the enemies of tho Church under- P.hcation of tho Texas Wesleyan Banner, 


From th« Ni>* Yo<V Cty*rm. 

American Bible Society. 


..uiwiiumu UULIL'ly, _ • | ] • . - _ 

nishetl in the report of tho present year.- 

The thirty-ninth anniversary of the Aineri- ^ oc * 0 ty has bad in Its employ thirty 


completed and in of u will I... |,„. i..ir,u-ni|,|, nfi,. r i,r,r n „r n , I i i- , ... 77^ 

nisbed in Mm report of the present year ids yJT 

, , S,MI ® y 1,1,9 hnd 1,1 lb" employ thirty- tor, in all the hK* of ignorance snared nei- wJu to. * .'• 

can Bible Society was held at Broadway fmi ' Agents through most of the year, inclu- tlipr voioo nor gesture, whllo bis nnhntmv lnlmr’ .i ‘ K J ’ 
Tabernacle, on Thursday morning last, I J. d,ng b ' >«• and ope in California. precursor, to whom eve™ Jbl. tlS ^ "'V • 7, 1 

Theodore Krelifjglmysen in the chair. The . (,rn » tH «’ n, >blcs and Testaments, inaMitly sentenco or death, sat a suffering speetaelo for the g “ ^ 


lUj mj. 


lin office he hud 

and for the faith. Allegiance to the Church tion which shall restrain the propagation' "of ZT.!! ™ ” ” “torch*** tfo^’lto!!| f «£••-* 1,088 toward Mio .American Bible Society, we H S M * tho gr,,,,t9 of books, 830,000 has 1 lions, ‘tho pieco was suited to'ovory texT AnMtlMoThml'lf 10 tT 
rf Home is incompatible with a hearty alle- certain doctrines ; that men wilt no longer - b j ,!) ; u rld ei »» 7 7“ Iod to tho ■•enewod ebnviotion, that to the bccn ^ 'lie *»«$ i» '"on«y to aid and.the author enclosed a list, with a ffitt^r Jssessed of co^side ^7° ’"“‘Tf**®*’ 

tm '»* n— Ms «-* “ Wo supply tliia loot lieoauoo tlio Slioplicrd ' W.U^«„,.oo W e™r.«l W ' 3 >*' ^ S ZlSthST M l“ J" 

gold; she socks worldly aggrandizement and complains of its omission. Plainly it docs a plcusunt interview with him in the city of man in time and forever When tl 7 dor the direction of various Missionnrv Hoard, vi™!/! J * ! of hI " P** 1 " 11 ' rho do " ' m ' ,a positions for tho pnbUo welfore 
and yet claims to bo tho only Bride of hot change the sense or tho. significance of Houston. Alas! little did I think it would of - tho earth shall renounce the JfishnS Bnd BMo organisations. between tmighS^P^^^igh* wZ^I h"**™" **•« i 

fflawho has said “My kingdonj is pot of 7a^ ff lZtiorwhtVshaB ' l ™ g ?° , t ' ireat of tls^thln « 6ver , havo! His breath ’interest and ambition, in their, intercourse Tho -Sosicty has purchased' grounds, and have led todofcotioi^ Anxious to aooL- Uvos' rc°adv' T b 

tUi world." She socks for, contonds for,, 8 onw lchshall restrain tho prop- was then precarious, and lie expressed his with oach other, and reduce their diplomacy commcn . cc d the erection of anew Bible Houso moduto tho meshes of his not to all kinds nf n.ihlln oofforod meterlflo* 

$tpL£2zsa: 


car oountry. ^ ».«wn^ « „p gtand the wo , d , ^ByVo meana"' We simply and Bro. Riclfdsdh wah appointed Theodore Frelihglni^n in the chair. The , *^*!*7j ° " , ,ind Testaments, iammitly sentence of death, sat Offering Z Z 

Hughes and the editor of tho Shepherd of mean that ii Christian people will not con- In 1850 the (icnernl Conference, re-elected ™??®8..W«a °P«ned with the reading of the " r. l«d ini nhers, have been niade^tho to pews and gallery. A short time since a character which St Paul JL- 

the Valley" ore unmasking their hattones. sider the ridicule of Christianity ; tho denial him to the same office. 21st clm P tcr ,,f Revelation, and prayer t,y “° Rrd t,,1,)0ul anxiUarioA, to the various Mis- printed sermon was sent to tho entiro body that of a L! ' , r , 

they hire it, and that liaving it once fairly, overthrow of all religion nnd morality ; mat- Conference, lie folt Hint his declining health „ „ E d ’ .. , , f or gratuitous distribution amonw tl nl V " . ro E ul “ r "“Pplj would 1)0 kept up solf to the public servioe. Amotlg ( 

!s V nnmosc is towiold it against liberty ters beneath their notice and Condemnation ; would retire him to resign an office he had P. c " m .^ d ^ to «*««» tutohoth Tnl * a nslnllmg a piece. Ukc tho answer of nlan, therewas a narikularmS 

their purpose s to wiom . y f ■ that tho foundation will bo laid for a legisla- filled with so much credirin nL ^ 1 T thc continued manifestationg of divine good- Hite both at homo nud abroad. Shaksp, -arc's clown, which fitted All oues- i-n.„ ,i.. SjNP” 

and for the faith. Allegianco to the Church tion Which shall restrain tho -protmgation of vantage to the Church 11 .. self und lld ' ness townrd tho .American Bible Society, we , H S(* ldoH l "o grants of books, 8110,000 Ims lions, thc pieco was suited to every text- A no. He tol.ImJlT TtT ap *%* U *! 

rf Home is incompatiblo with a hearty alle- certain doctrines ; that men wilt no longer p' csi(Un „ KideJ^i 7“ we Ied to lho venewod ebnviotion, that to the ,ccn B™“^ d h th » llu “ rd i» '*>on«y to aid nnd.tlie author enclosed a list, with a £tttf J W ssed of co^sL 

n »»» nn ^ *nmhnt onrl ii- 111 . Li.’. . j , 1 ' . • ^ I Had I siene.rof tncvl'L^foTThfwelLr'o!^ I lnd ‘' 1 ' a ' lld in T''^ey, Krl'r^'d m',2''un- 1 clmiriljlc hiular,!nn i'i" I .7"^ ‘' l6 ”«>« 




magistrate ; 


too small. 




lad Franco, besides in many smaller couu- 
Uiet. This prostitution constitutes her the 


It also explains the expression, "religious dressed mb a lotter from Matagorda. In this 

..... •• . i i ii.,. . ° 


his first round of Quarterly Meetings, lie ltd- blessings, 

flvAMAfl tTtn n InHnr frnnT \Tni nn ...J. xi.i.. ° 


nun, no wm careful not to offend any party equally public beneflictow, ontf 
m tho Church; so that, what with the uni. foro to pubho suppbrt. In m 
voreality of his eubjeot, and tho Universality publio work, tho Apoetle 1 sold ti 
of Ids creed, ho was in a continual strait, up th6 Oontiloa unto God, In I 


"Great Whore " “with whom the kings of P nl '«lP'npb to mean ho says: "Jly health has been very delicate How else sl.all the Itrifes and' wL^tliaUf 

lho earth liavp committed fornication. ’ Rev. ... . ■ uni scurcciy Hid the tuitions lie healed ! Ever since men 


Z’M'ZJZZsrx 


tas cdnscicntiaf (liberty of conscience worthy chip to perform any 


spare myself in the least: I travel and preach itself efficient only to waste and destroy ;'Hle 
groaj affliction, A severe cough troubles scourge of Hod and the rod or his anger to 
me W ith such heroic devotion did this punish, to humble, and to blot out. What lias 

nrppnr nrin rrnrwl mnn onnfm.,,. 1.: . i t.. in . 


17:2. Wc dread hor not ns a Church, but as of all condemnation,) spoken of by Gregory spare myself in the' least : I travel and preach itself efficient onVy t o was " 

» Political Power. XIV, in an encyclical letter nf lfj34 : and in peat affliction, A sovero cough troubles scourge of God and the r 

Religious Liberty in America. quotes from another of l,is' encyclical letters mo." With such heroic devotion did this punish, to humble and to b 

Oar attention has bcon arrested by a some- thc expressions, “ the pernicious contagion of great and good man continue his holers uptil | )C en gained to our race by , 
rtxt rcmurktiblo article on “ Religious Free- 'ndiffcrimtism,” and “ the curbs which must death arrested ids prayers ! bones of the victims arc hi, 

4m, 1 ’ in the last number of thc Shepherd of bo put upon the unbridled license of thought Bro. .Kerr, thc stationed preacher at Mntu- sand battle fo lds, and tl 

At Valley, tho Roman Catholic organ pub- And speech nnd asks if its language is any gorda, says that while there. lie seemed far made one vast gruvo-yard. 

Hied in this oity. As tho maintenance of stronger than that of tho Holy Father. Itis more spiritual and heavenly-minded than Could some lmppy being! 

Rberty in religious matters is a principle no not, indeed : but opinions differ about' tho usual, He was evidently ripening f,,r heaven, visit us, nnd seek for tho cm 

inileeply involved in tlie whole structurb of value of his anthority. . He frequently expressed to Bro. K. his eon- lntion, amazement would el 

our political systom than tho perpetuation of tho iollowing extracts front the ShephcAd's viotion that that round would close his itinc- that it had been the work 
civil liberty, we stand upon equal ground own, reply to the strictures of the. Herald, rant label's— a presentiment Which has proved ous conflict with his broth 
with tho Shepherd of tho Valley in the con- will show the opimon jt deliberately ^md too true. pcncc-spenkiiig Book of Lit! 

adoration of this subject. Tho startling an- hnnliy assumes. Wo have every wish ^ J ills last Quarterly Mcctimr was hold in vinee till; nations of its 'o’ 


f B £, 7f »iW W. a paltry dillllng’a worth of an fa ^ hi m* 
. d ! Boing insulted with Lnfm obscure soribo, Slnco to copy Is prohibited, that,' os tho Lovitioal priests wore set ar^* 

1 . G eek at bis own able, bad stipulated the wisest course is to imitate, and, by siH to mnSt 

1”. o.krgyman with a little learning, but id ting- at the feet of Gamaliel, to grow quail- ritual of tbflowi.hccLmy, T^SbdmL 

lied to stand jn Gamaliel's place. Our best in lho oxorciso or his officii in the Christian 

discourses could not any bow bo delivered to Clinch, to Vdmlnister tho same ordination of 


, KnVa . uATv lmnDi, Km. i i mmwuv mu Diwo, * .. ...... . ' * * , v* mw fftyiivo ui uur j&nguBn uivi- nttil u (llrcot alluslo; 

,sa}8. Aly health has been very delicate How else shall Hr- strifes and woos tliatuf- o . t! °d f.7 I' 8 .writable chaplain.- The nityj Wys a paltry shilling's worth of an tho law aid bv th 
Sinte Ml parted m Houston; I am scarcely fii ct Hie nations be healed !. Ever since men n ' rmd bcln 5 l,18ulted " ith UHn obscure scribe. Since to copy is prohibited, hat, as the Lovfticn 

ablg to | lor, n any service, but I do not Imvo pursued wiir its Remedy, it has shown T 7^ hb tabfc * llnd tho wisest course is to imitate, aiX hv st to servo Gmi iXholv 

spare mjsclfir i the ieast: travel and preach itsolf efficient only to waste and destroy j'ltas ll,r a ‘-loi-gyiniu, wth a little learning, hut iE ting-at the feet of Gamaliel, to grow quail- ritual of tlm lowllu 

great affiict, on A severe cough troubles scourge of God and the rod of his anger to wrth ^cwlodgu ,1 ' lic d to stand Jn Gamaliel’s place 8 CS S oxoVoS h! 

out nnd imt <lV !n ^ \°- U % ^ ^ P unisl> » to liumblc, and to, blot out. Wlmt lms 10 ( ^termination of Sir discouwcs eould not any how bo doliverod to Clinch, toVlmtohffi 

eat ancl good man continue Ins labors uptil been gained to our race by ages' of war 7 The '7 W«g knocked country congregations in their present form, tho nowand “ 

a 1 arres c us prayers. hones of the victims arc bleaching on a thou- - °" 7 11 "‘'“U 1 )' 1 '' mwas unable to wield, They wore expressly jioiincd for un onlight- having glvon a gent 

Bro. kerr, the stationed preacher at Mata- sand battle fields, and thc oartl. has been ' 8 '“h’mably t'lmractcris^ Nothi.ig can onC(1 „ lia i cn c u , ttn d, will, Out numerous nl- described thc mtai.H 


ittor covenant. Tho 
general view of bis n 


Ho frequently expressed to Bro. K. his con- lation, amazement would' chill his soul to hear 
viotion that that round would close his itinc- that it had been the work of man in niurder- 


Gould some lmppy hoingfrom another planet tl,C J" St ‘i 0 

visit us, nnd sock for tho cause of all this deso- . ‘ jhrono. Whon lie attends tho As- 


.... v, . . ... . „ rant labors-n presentiment Which lias proved ous conflict with his brother- man. Let tho ^ -anuu ins lomsnip in ms circuit, that no t to bo r 

with tho Shepherd of tho Valley in the con- Will show the opinion it dclibcratcly-miHl too true. peace-speaking Book of Lifeco abroad to con- ; in “Ppearnnce oHumiliarity lid may keep 0 f, Tho ii 

addition of this subject. Tho startling an- himily imsumes. \\ o have every ' wish ns. ni s l lut Quarterly Meet! ng was held in vinee the nations of its own blessed wav— U P 1,18 S™ dl ‘ with tho county; nnd with thc fl u,l 0 nro 

Bomcemcnts made by that paper- startling state it fairiy, and only regret the impossi- Heston, from which point be started to his that “to lo.ve our enemies, i> do good to them dt,8lgn '! C ' ,n th( ' middl ° of a Quarterly, 

to their audacity, rather than any novelty ™ c °lW ln R e '"y ' vord : homo m^tersvillo. Wlioti hut twenty miles that 1,1110 u9 - and pray for them-thut despite- 7*“ ’ mtorjc °7,‘ l 8poecl .'’ whlch 18 nutllln g 

they present— scorn to us deserving of very a ChltiAjtrin^ from HoustSW^ thohouso of Brother John f“Hy u,c us and persecute us," will overcome thepur P 060 ' however, is gained, 

•erious attention from ever* -man who no- /run , llcavcn 01 . heM( * from \ } $ ' ( ,XtHc- aovii l>lUton ' llt! " aa Reverse. Hero l.o sent a afc la8t ’ and the sure remedy and the best 

bowledgoe the enjoyment of civil nnd roll- d 0 we see any thing of it in tho Bible, jn the messenger for -Mrs. Rnllmjdson, by whose ns- rcllef for tlle w °vst of evils, 

gious liberty oomhined ns tho chief blessing Fathers, in tho actions or writings of tho siduous attentions, and eakefnl nursing he 11 should not bo forgotten that bur daily 

of our favored nation, tho cornoy stonoof pur Saints, in the treatises of the doctors Of the hoped to recover. When SisteNi arrived • prayer for universal peace and concord will 

fame greatness, and the true secret of our • h Jit ^ot^o^domnS hv f '° Und llim “ l,lc to Wlllk tbe room'wlmer- «» d 119 answer ii, the operation of no now 

saeiatnpled prosperity. The. article wo re- tho Council of Constance, and repeatedly hv f ulill miud - and, as all supposed, improvi^S P rinul P les ; There are to bo no further chap- 
lisr to is oyer three columns in length; hut its tho Supreme Pontiffs ; is it anything moro health. : lie spoke of.sturting in thc morn- 1 ili^no revelation. Tho very same 
enence may lie given m about throe lines : It than a convenient theory, got up that Catlm- ing for home. Mrs. R. was called but to toll. ' 'GuspH^mado known to the shepherds, and 

U,lAal the Itoman Cathoiic Chunh ilenies anil lies living mnongst 1‘^otestnnts may meet .She was. absent hut a few minutes and on prcachcirhjt our Saviour, will brine it all to 


efi -&^iSJSss: rt r 1 "t ? rn r* •? •* — « «■ m *» J . 

*i xi un . uu a rmuer above tlicir heiuls instead of reaotiinir their to nrotiaro for tho Lord nfc bin 

P . , H . ”B m 1 a ions in icenr to an ’nlmshouso of nnoient widows on the poso ho administered tlio gospel of Go 

of he jmlgo on tho fine weather that has duties of marliage, nnd admonished them is, fully prca l.rtlX pedX ChriX 

accompanied ins lordship inhis circuit, tl.at not to bo ncgligcnt^n tin, ncrformanco there lug hadbSk in ullSfcsthoSfL 

un his credit tvitl tl “ ml la ” ly ‘ mn .^ k “ ep of - Tho inapplicnblo and 0t64noomprohon- of Christian labor and success. 

8ibl « ao « a » “nc in tho resul^TLondon He would next consider Mho info, 



at last, and bo the sure remedy aud the best 
relief for the worst of evils. 


From Ilia I/mdon'WAlcbttiia. 

Wesleyan Annual Missionary Sermon. 



called but to tell. ' 'GuspWy^i: 
minutes, and on preached 
her utter amaze- P 1199 - ‘ 1 


essence may be given in about three lines : It than a convenient theory, got up that Cotho. ing for home. Mrs. R. was called but to tell 
U,lAot Iht Itoman Cdlioli^Chutch denies amt lie* living amongst Protestants n ,ay meet -;8he was. absent hut a few minutes and on 

Jinv ou-j the doctrine of religious toleration, with less ill will ; are not the French philos- anain cntbrinc his room |,,, P _ 

lU mount l nit the m,nl or„hilitu meeenls it, °P hcr9 and thclr dis0l I' 1 ‘' 9 1,9 most zealous ad- n " ' T ‘ 8 room ’ , tu >‘er utter MUl^ 

mat MBUiig tut the mnt of ahibUj promts ,ts yocut i, n otGibl,on full of it: has it over '»°»b 9l, c found him laying upon the bed,,, 

oppomig aodextn-yatmg “ here si/” <» this COM - h(ld ftny thing mor( , than a theoretical exist- <««««/« "lortis. lie fixed up u „ her one sweet 

Iry until the ttmg arm oj the temporal power once, except wliero it lias been, practically look of. recognition, lnit that voice which 

and /hot (in its own words) “ if the Catholics impossible to carry into active operation thc had gm*ted her in such affectionate tones on 

em&mr-whick they surely will do, though at St '_ . T1, “- l.cr arrival, was now forevgr linslied in death ! 


fully use us nnd persecuto us,'’ will overcome th ® P“ r P 0S0 ' ,ils P.“ r P'' H0 ’ however, is gninod, Kn ,„ ,,„ lMtol - w „, hM . nnd rojofCod.to cxc^isc the 

at last, and bo thc sure remedy aud tho best wonde^aTlhe m" '•‘T ^7° •"'* ‘ rP8po ? lful Wesleyan Annual Missionary Sermon. word. Ho wnseminpntly, h( 

relief for the worst of evils. wonder at tho magistrate who is not afraid to y istcr of Jesus Christ lb itt 

It should not be forgotten that our daily 6p ?‘ 7 V. « , Th - 9 rul ,°.“ f Slr . Uogor ia Tll ° Anluml Missionary Sermon*) Conte- was described as nnainbitioiu 

prayer for universal pence and concord will F“ Cr ' m ,’ r Ut - t ,C “ 1,0 1 19 ambitious, in return, nary Hall was proaoliod, on Thursday last, by honor to proaoh Christ to tl 

find its answer if, the operation of no now Xsrion X children depCnd<!nt8 Ul ° 8ub ' U,0 „ R . oV ' Dr ' Ill,nt . ing ' . Tho r00u * was filled, had not Lon previously p 

principles. There are to bo no further cluip- , , . , Boforo announcing his text, whom Ho was not known, ni 

tsra of divine revelation. Tlio very same , n,c ch “phun is a scholar notwithstanding, Hr. Bunting said, that muoli oorrospondonoo WM not -n ok«n of.” The 


He woald next consider the information 
contained in the text as to the 1W- class 
aiilong whom tho great Apoetlo moetjpe 
nnd rojoicod . to exercise tho ministry 
word . Ho wns'eminontly, ho said, “ 
inter of Jesus Christ to the Gentiles’ 


' ; i ■ , 

..cSfcfRSi 


v »wiw»uuu. Tho very same i,..i i in ' .1 , . r WBJJ n0Ii W p UKOn w." me tormi 

h«iH>ido known t Q the Rliephords, and ufi and nofc / h o lmd taken place, and much time had boon ox- wore moBt expressive of the appt 1 
rcachcaTjyour Saviour, will bring it all to 1, ^ '<““‘7 topowdo his erudition before ponded, respecting tho eorvioo in which ho was man kind by nature, lie (the 

ass. • “ I’eacohs^artl, and good will to men,*’ firrii ‘r P n y r,ltbor to ° dear nbout to Wgo. On tho day previous to ospoolally bogged their particular a 

1 ay ..g upon me ueu ,n 8 lad tidh^s^ salvation then, and eharactcr f,w sens VXl t w “ 7“ " Wl l,,oh “ n00088ar y that tl10 to that part of tho discourse "•*- 

■ticulis mortis. He fixed upon her ono sweet the Redeemer waits tphifattiw it, in its ful- ‘ 1 d 7,’° V " ted Vulgar , anmvorsury services should bo publicly an- hear muoh, during that and 

ok of. recognition, hut that voice which .nose, on-sufleriug man ‘to-day.'^. . "j , ,0ro " »> chaplain, we nouncod, ho loarnod that the Commlttoo of versarlos, of the succoai 

ul gifted her in such affectionate ‘tones'on | Th| measure or prosperity onXy^Tin our XerLti'XXwUl, ‘thl fohW Mm ST” M ' lm * emont llftd bcon unftbl °’ inconsequence where atfeidcd the proo_„„ 

i-r arrival, was now forevgr hushed in death ! own country can ho traced td the provnBiiia thrustim- il ' - grape wi iout of prior engagements on tho pnrt of those to pel ; they ought to hear such 

is mortal remains wore conveyed to Rulers- influence of God's Word. Tho pilgrima S' jT 1 "*"? “ 8tn,ks n,,d whom ^phonUon had been made, to obtain was there not sucoos. I V~ 

lh- (hr inif.rm.int . J i i,..i , , . V * "Ul^ 9 - Addisons notions of' a pastor comes a preacher for that dav (Thursday.) He folt u.„„ *1 


Boforo announcing his text, 

Hr. Bunting said, that mucli correspondence 


whom Ho was not known, pod 
was not spoken of.” The terns 


a distant day— an immense numerical ma jority, 


inns right when lie said that "itis a much 
worAo tiling to corrupt the faith, by which 


gf* ^ '« «» Ufe™ given to the soul, 

mere is nothing. new nor strange in these ney. which is an assistance to the temporal 
mertions except tlicir boldness. file:” did ho reason correctly from these 

That we may not bo accused of misrepre- premises when lie argued that temporal 
Wtag the Shepherd, wo give tho most sig- P. nn ® C8 “‘K 111 -i U9ll y P»«Wi convicted Iiorc- 
nifinat passages in its nrtfcle. We ask o^r 


Wf 

■ 

mfl K 

Tw- 


influence oaiml s Won!' ^ The' ’^^ 1 ^^ 'iLkX DB \d n” V® co . m l’ ,t,, y tll ° stniks and whom abdication had been made, to obtain was' there not sucoosa ! ’whilat, h(i 
first lumied on our shores; loved its doctrine* , 7 " ° f “ T , “ t, .’ r ? omos ft , P rca " hor for l,mt da J (Thursday.) He folt they were rejoicing, they oould riot o, 

and their children fur many generations liave hitorofVul 1,11 ' ie P ftr80n « tho ar- then, hut still moro so now, that be was uno- tho crying necessity that existed for i 

been imbued with it. Here "they learned ,7 Z L ; unwilling, howover, to add 0 fi- a rt and further work. Ttiere were 
reverence the law, to fear God and obey the ihirtv^ur* h.. TvSl 1 ** 0 " ,,nknown , f,,r , tbo perplexity of those who, on suolroooa- l e „ tr l b6 . of mon-immortal 

magistrates : and moreover, herein they were uno/ti he L r.n „ X 7.V 77 1 i “ ,‘ 8 T7 ^ *° « n00unter P° rp lexity enough, ho whom still Christ wag not named; win 

taught the duties and the rights of eonscfonce ■ „ P ' -n7 luyS 7“.° bftd C ' I mBt ‘ nted *« undortako 0,0 du ‘y- Tlie not hj g nlmie] w ho were unaoquaint^ 

that God required a voluntary service, tho pupils^ to mkJ J, th~ 7 " i t ,)o ®? or n,ado apology for reading glory and Ms grace, his dying love, I 

homage of the heart, rising spontaneously, LLl on t Z ^^^7: raonlous re.urrootion, his glorio- to 


hear suoh 



Ville fur interment. . 

Bro. Kiehardsim received -many evidences 


from these ,,f tlie esteem anil eunlidenee of the citizens 
vieted I7ere- ° P 1 ( XU9 ' anil especially of his lm-tlircn in 
. rasjt,, orro- t,le Gonferon.ee. . lie tilled the office of Chap- 


•18ointni.il.. • •. t-i w i ” ties'! Have wc stated any tiling rash,, erro- ’ le Gonference. . lie ; filled the uliice of Ghap- 

Md m 8 S 'i ‘7i n W ° r k ° Ur noou8 * offon9iv « t>» P>ous curs, or savoring of lain to tlio Senate of the Republic, lie was 

Wta to consoler them well; such com- heresy, in the extracts given above; is ,,ur President of the Texas Bible Society, and tin- 
wntasswc have to make arc necessarily dc- opinion, as to tho consequences of the spread Toxm 1 iternrv Institute ,i.„ , 

hned for want or room till to-morrow. Tho Christianity in this country, (improbable] 7 fX?e ' 11 cmb ® r 

article, it seems, was called forth by thc com- w ® » ot , 08 P°.°‘ «>« G'.ureh and Christian ? tb ®f" n '® n on " blc - b >>«/'• 

■mi, ,i.„ ni „ ., rulers to net again as they lmvc acted is it *" Gliucli, South, and a delegate lints first 

Herald unn ! clrlua (Roman) Catjiohc not our boast that the Chufth hover changed, General Conference. Since Or. Summers left 
«mld upon some “tfetMhed fragments ’ and ,s not her history an open hook', wiTieh Texas, he has filled the office of Secretary of 
to previous numbers of the Shepherd, ad- all may read, which we can not close if wd our AnnuahConferenee, t„ thc entire satiathc- 
jjsoag substantially tho samo tenets. Some would, and of which wo arc accustomed to „r i,:. ,, , . ,, 

%mia subscriber to tho Herald, a Catholic ea y that we ba '° cause to he ashamed - .- f ° f 7* br ( e . tbrJ>n ' “ 18 nPodl099 to 

to ’ * * * specify : lrom tlie organization of our Confer- 


\7\ y 77 med . Rpli K io,,a toleration and civil toleration cnee, he has been its mfet active and efficient “niverso. . 

, republished by the pa- arc, however, we admit, things perfectly dis- , business members, nnd -none can fully ,,p- This wil 

ffekdelphia editor, piore prudent or lesshon- P-e wherever it is expedient. “° P ' ^ ^ ‘ bo HP^nstcad of wasting their spirits 1 ^n given to qio of God. That 1 fQ®|k ooivo my spirit F ^ bS^2£ 


free And the ligl t nd nower of Zh nrin IT - 7 ACCOrdm e , y’ Sir 1ms been made for tho publication of tho nor- was “as an ointment ponred forth 7 

, , ... . I f , ! l mvor e , u 1 P , Kogcr ln< l uire “ who Preaches to-morrow,- he mon entire. aUudimr to various i, 

hiples will, by Gods Messing, go forth to make is answered, “ The Bishop of St. Asaph in The discoufse was founded upon Rom. xv. tho “torno" of Christ was nroo'm. 7 i 

■I'll ii )1 , rl . Addison heartily wishes that moro of the “ Nevertheless, brethren, I liavo written tho apply for succor in the thc most solemn f 




Brethren, l oonfidenU; 
experience, is not tho r 
illy associated with e 
ippy. You have often i 


fWWelphia editor, more prudent or lesshon- Provewhoreveritisoxpedic.it. “ ° 7. r *og uevotion to'thc dn-. V* ooryupuon anu ue- thc pulpit, instead of wasting their spirits in given to mo of (iod. That I sHoflffiwrthe ooivo my spirit" Brethren I 

his St. Louis conLmpcraXmiliUy w * *, V, * * ties imposed, upon Inn, , bem t° the pu- abortive efforts of their own. Tho duty of minister of too. Ch*W to thA dSTmin- 

nqaerts him to retract and “would fain hone 7 I B “?’ bo ' VCVPr ’ that wo are not in But ho lias gone, and our bereaved hearts rity amUfflerty of tho isons of (,od. Notlnng cultivating the art of reading is much dwolt istering tho gospel of God, that the offering of Jesus eseentiallv nsaooiat, 

*tot they are not t7he XnsidXd iXthc' ox- l " i3 blcpd , wbil ® look a " a ‘ ad utter despair » aa l-ro„gh indiv.dua man into such upon by Addison, and it is to he feared that up of the Gcntifos might bo acceptable, being 

Pttom of his deliberate convictions." But mtorablo times it is quite Impale! sin'ce " an4,n * ° UC t0 . .WP’Y f Pfe»- A vacuum LL P^iTiX folt inhXven th * w °TP 1S f “ 0,,t ‘ s stil ‘ rar0 ' A “ 11,0 "anctifiod by the Holy Ghost. I have there- . Tby ml*b. 7 n™, MlToUn 

wr (head deliberately reiterates at Croat men have no belief which they care to prop- haa becn crcttted 1,1 tl,e ministeral- ranks ms saXo con passion was fedt in lioavon, best music, badly played, njakes indifferent fore whereof I may glory through Jesus Christ And k»w V . „„ h» tMr ml 

fe'fflh, all that lie said before and donounoos agUtP ’ or - for wblch tbl '->’ dar « endure, if per- " b,el ‘ ,l wlU bo bard to fill. and su «»fmg wil ingly endured by the Non of melody, so false elocution degrades tho finest in thoso things wljch porhiin to God. For I 1 wish you would be kj^cm 

“the cowardly system of misrepresentation ^Ttl'ricriXtlmn ^7?,7! d, t we K " bould ratlli>t '"ne great object of Bro, Richardson's- life- 7 \ ,7 . 111 the dust, as it composition to,a level with the worst. The will not daro to spei* of any of thoso things now." Tho congrega JRhei 

uolcoocealment which led English Catholics, therefore, going to deny®' Ii7 faefo liUSorv one that . f " r . twplve y«w» P““t was always The worth of the'TXl 10 ' T^ Vr ,i col ^ ne »» w‘th which Hryden spoke his plays which Christ lias not wrought by mo, to make tho scoond vorse of tlio 209th 

10 the unhappy times from which we are or to blame the saints of (iod and the' doctors P rCHC ht in his mind— one that lie never for a . i - i i f r i* H °^ rne r ,° ln , IC ^ » ^oheaj^il, destroyed *my spirit his genius tho Gentiles ol>e(lient, by word and deed. ‘‘ Thy mighty name 

g, to attempt to throw dust in th« nud Pastors of tlio Church for what tlmv moment lost sight of, ilmiil alibis multifnri- . odomption, and wher- had infused; hut Nat Leo delivered inferior Through mighty signs and wonders, by tho iw!!o 


-T>~, — * -uin no sniu petore, anUdonounoes , ( “ “ l’ lr ' • 

the cowardly system of misrepresentation boTvLtim M on!-’tl -IT* KfchunlsonVlife- 

onceiilment wluch led English Catliolics, therefore, going to deny tl,7foofo?f )Mory, Til ^ 
toe unhappy times from which wc are or ,<J blame tlie saints of God and tlie’ doctors P re80at m his mind— one that lie never for a 


our bereaved iiearts % of Mioso^ of God. Nothing el, , tivaring tho“ nit o7 reading is ^chd^oU TZFStSFS tiTtSZZZ 

ind in utter despair Ih “ “' Cr brou « bt mdividual ^ man into such upon by Addison, and it is to he feared that up of tho Gentiles might bo acceptable, being thing holy and happy You liave often anlf 

is place. A vacuum OHn9ldorat ' on ■“ tho ( "wpel. T lie thoughtthat the nccoinplishmcnt is still very rare. As tho sanoUfiod by tho Holy Ghost. I havo thoro- ■ Ti, r ,ni P s,/i!,.„. ■., Tn „^ l h 

ie ministeral- ranks mr ms saxo compassion was relt in lieavon, best music, badly played, njakes indifferent fore whereof I may glory through Jesus Christ Aad Wps mj Uiwy nul «Sn.> - 

fill- an * u ) 0 f. ing . ' Vl . ing y “nflnvefl by tho Bon of melody, so false elocution degrades tho finest in thoso things which pertain to God. For I I wish you would be kjaLcaoudi to sing it 

UichanlHon’H life — ! ’ n " " V? 808 um 111 1 ie ^ composition to^a level with the worst.. The will not daro to spetiif of any of those things now.” Tho congregatIRhen rose and gang 

l’S nnut 1PIIU nliP.ma h iou t . txa us immortal nature. coldness with which Drvden snoko his nlavs which Christ hns not wrnurrlih l>v inn. in the second veran nf tlio 


"gmg, to attempt to throw dust in tho ? ud Pastors of tlio Church for wlmt they lnom °n t lost sight of, amid alibis multifari- 
9»of contemporary heretics by disavowing . Ve do, , 1 ° uni ! “ aIlctioacd - ' v « say that tlio origagemonts and duties, was the perma- 
practices of t.lm;,. l, P „n,-,.„ ,1 temporal punishment of heresy is a more nont establishment, and liberal nn,h 


, mreuempuon.anu wner- bail infused ; hut Nat U-o delivered inferior Through mighty signs and wonders, by tho 
ever tho report of the Saviours sufferings is dramas with a force which induced a pep- power of tho Spirit of God; so that from Jeru- 

In irim » liv»rn v o lain ««.a n nM .!i,.l x!.i: ..P n ... .... . ‘ . ‘ > 


— wsujpuriuy IiereilCH Dv Uisavowinir i l • I ill uiu oytn- wuwqo) nun lilt} perniu* 1 .1 . | , . . — j.w j... .. kcs. non ...v wjm.iui vjuu, Wl muv uumoutu’ 

“ practices of tlicir hrothren iii better davs ,777 ;7! , P uni3l ‘ ,aent of heresy is a mere nent ostabUshnumt, and liberal endowment of , 7 ’ * f t °. oarned tbe tldm B 9 of former to throw usido his part, ip despair of Salem, und round about unto Illyricum, I have 

' other lundB." 'Frank enough in all con- d - llutor ' 8Vill ° Colb 'B e ' To this object he devo- d ' ; ' h '.' era | ncP ( tb ™ u t; h 1,19 a “J this, when acting up to tho recital of tho author. While fuUy preached the Gospel of Christ. Yea, so Th( 

woe. have not the nrmi-r ■ 7JP.lL.-i. A “ 8 .?. } ■ tod himself'with aiioncrev and onnalnmiv rcucl ' ud int0 t,lu bcllr t- makes free in the host tho 'host discourses of ourChurch of England Imvo I strived to proaoli the Gosnoh not whore win 


Tho extracts sent to tho Herald tiro as fol- 

{*: 

ar ® ab mtoloriuit— ull of us ivlu, believe 


stain from persecuting .thorn, they an- well bo y° nd all praise. Now that ho lias gone, ben8P '- “ ld ^ prepares -1 Tor and hastens tlio con- divines were lienrd with apathy, because tho Christ was named, lost I Bhould build upon spookably awful then would be ^ be 

aware that it is merely heenuso wo can not and his grave will occupy a conspicuous posi- 8 | im,nat10 " when tho prison doors shall be plergy read so much worse than they wrote, another man's foundation; But ns it was stato wore ho deprived of that/rraoeam 

timk that ’ b y doi . n j? 9 «. WO should tion on College LJill, I would respectfully offer tl,l ?7 no P cn > tbo ehamslall from tlio captive, Benjamin Kraiikljii;'no Methodist or enthusi- written, to whom ho was not spoken of, they which were bound up in tho “name” of 

injure tlio cause that wo wish to sorvo. \Yi> .. mm.., . .. ... and the oppressed of cverv land n-n frno <»u» .. i;,inn;„i. ..i—n „.i n..i i . ■ . E3 ' v - 


... . ^ no Vlll/UIII* 

. permit, tho progross of crime and t — 

herIi77nLnV7! l0W8 . n °r 8a 7 Iy .in. ii..- n. o. 

u Hght°M 17 Mirant’’ 8116 al ° n ° ““ R ® V ' 0haunce V Richardson, A. M. 
"fe- 1!, h,8 , Drt8 *?. '7 r Catal ,°B ,, « of Tho Texas Wesleyan Banner, 'of April 17, 

tot. hut she Ltoslt'nnd directs aTl W '7°“f- ht ' ,8 “*® 8)1(1 int< ' lli B c,lcc of tl,c 
Jpes to effect its dostruction." r thl8 en ' lnont Minister of Jesus Christ. 


V * i to effect its destruction.” ™ thl8 on >mont Minister of Jesus Christ. 

Jf the Catholics ever gain— which tlisy 7“ at “uuihor contained thc announcement of 
d °i though at a distant day— an 118 d °ath, aud a promiso of a suitublo memoir, 

“ llliranvini.l • i* wliinh ...til .1*. i 


Y because we can not a, $ kis grave will occupy a conspicuous posi- 
r doing so, wo sliould tion on College Hill, I would respectfully offer ,7" ° P ° n ’ ‘ 

0 wish to serve. Wo a suggestion. Thc citizens of Riitorsvillo arc “ nd l "' opprt,[i 
if us who hehevfl. erecting a stone church. Hot them go on nnd 1 >"^ a, “ 

— complete it, and inscribe upon its imperislm- If y d °. tofo. l 

itiiii-N.o.ciiri.u.iiAjvoc.i,., , Mo walls tlic honored name of Rieii innsoN Treasurer, 
iohardson, A. M. that wc who servivo, and coming generations. 1 b ® A lana B 

P . .. aa’thoy shall worship in thc hallowed spot! 0r '. Bri B hu " 1 > 

11 on , Ap i1 ’ may cal1 t0 ,,lind tb0 virtues of llim whoso lo ^? n « fu °7 : ' 
ll.gcnco of tho demise loss we now deplore. , During the , 

iter of Jesus Christ. , ,, , dents, John Gr 

. tlie announcement of , Ariother suggestion : Had. Brother U.’s life llnd t | l0 Hon 

1 of a suitable memoir. bt '® ,( h P ar “ d ’ >« Proposod, from his numerous, llllvn Wn „ m 


lity signs and wonders, by tho 
Ipirit of God; so that from Jeru- T^S,^3t8to 

ind atiout unto Illyrioum, I Imvo l-vdon, >od iicoinra, .ml imam. ~ 

tho Gospel of Christ. Y'ea, so Tho name of Christ was essentially oasooiated * 
to preach the Gospel, not whoro with every thing holy and happy ; how un- 
ined, lest I sliould build upon speakably awful th#n wot^l bo the believer’* 


I 


fill occupy n coiifipicqoua posi- ^ um,nu 1 ' Ien . IJf- 180 ” doors slltt ll be clergy read eo much worse than they wrote, another man’s foundation: But as it waa «tato woro he doprived ©f thatgnusoiu 

Uill, I would respectfully offer 1 ‘7 n" ° I)Cn> ' “° , r" 18 11 ^ c,l P tlve ’ benjamin Franklin,'no Methodist or enthusi- written, to whom ho was not spoken of, they wliiob wero bound up in the “name” <« w«n« - 

The citizens of Rutorsvillo are ,, ‘ '° °PP ri ' 98ud of cvor y land go free. nst, found n charm in listening to-Whitfiold’s shall sec : and they that havo not heard shall Now, ia this vory stato^-sp horrible to areal ■ 

) church. Ut them go on and The Treasurer's Report was rend by Joseph sermons, howover uninteresting tlio matter, understand." Christianr-woro uncounted millions of heath- '*■■■■ 

d inscribe upon its iinpcrisha- !! ydo ’ General Agent and Assistant for tlio sake of the exquisite modulations of In a brief stadium tho preacher observed, ens newfound. Haviqg onmnerntod 
mored nuino uf Ru-hardson, 1 reasurcr. • .voiee which gavo to every word its appropri- that persons who had boon long acoustomed tho privileges to thoCliristian to w 

rvivo, and coming generations. ■ Ihe ^Managers’ Report was read by TJef. ato accent.- to enjoy poouliar religious privileges, wore heathen was a total stranger, 

orship in the hallowed snot llr ' llrl B bum i Prom Which wo gather 'tlio fol- Tho recommendation to Smith and Tbomp- prone to iinagino, that oxolusivo possession of condition was comprehended' i 


Tho recommendation to Smith and Tbomp- prone to iinagino, that oxolusivo possession of condition was comprehended i 
son to preach South and Tillotson is of more stich privileges, in point of fact, had created gion, “Amongst them Christ is 


During tho past year two of tlie Vice Prcsi- doubtful expediency. Evory cultivated min'd an exclusive title in point of right. On suoh How muoh sucli persons, required 
dents, John Griscom, LL. D., of Now Jorsoy, must prefer tlio finished compositions of false and ungenerous prinoiplos, the Jews of rics; and how desirable, for their 
and tlio Hon. James M' Dowell, of' Virginia, genius to the vapid commonplaces of ordinary old timo fancied tliemselvos to bo deeply ag- and for Christ’s honor that his 
havo been removed by death. men ; hut tlio practice has nover been couu- grieved by tho admission of bclioving Gon- ho mentioned am 


¥ numerical nmioritv relieioiis free- which ' will doubtless soon 7nZ carefully written nnd thouglitfiilly revised • . , VCU ,' y T" 1, ,ncn 1 but 11,0 P ruotlC ® novcr b ® en ® ouu ' gnevcd by tb ® adm,s810n of behoving Gon- ho mentionod am 

this country is at an end. ^Sosayour oolumns of the journal 1.777 V “ aormons and addressos, on rarioiu/suljoots,' There lmvo^en added to tljo Society during tenanced by the publio, and the clergymen tilos to tho benefits of religion. So, in tho Ho had no time 
Sowohcliovo." y conducted g U11 y to prepare', i volume for the preT A,uini7 th ® ycar 73 Ufo ^tors, 1190 Life Mem- who avowed tho system of thc Coverly chap- present day, there were those who, while “ testimony ” of 

f^i^r^D^twe are not advocates Such a man os tho , , tcrial life uf twenty-eight years, su laboriously be «> and *i 3 Auxiliaries. lain would Jose tho consideration of tho hulk thoy fancied thomsolvcs in tho possession of an d hU ministry 

“t b ?XS dU !"' I 11 r* W ® re P® nt w ® aro long to ono Conference J to c7 7' and ,l8cf,,11 y 9pcr,t “ 9 was 1, is, must certainly 11,0 rL ' CL "P t8 7 tb ® ycar '. fr<lln a11 80,lr<!e9 . of 1,18 hearcr9 ’ or ’ if bc kce P 8 his own •«*•», religious privileges, wore totally unahlo to “through migh 
hlno bob ev° contrary to th® „ . .. to oi o Clnirch. a ff ord BU ffi 0 ient incidents to furm „ • , 7 amount to $308,744 81 ; Iwing an Increase of it is discovered at last, and ho is brought in bring their minds to that wido expansion not only in 

-4r“rr!-r “r, " 

qmr e that his name " J vir tuessoild ' -rf^^retW'mwtr^ ft ' ™ ° Y - f ^ ifl 1 ^“'71 ^ 7*'? ° ^ ^ fi lcd M<L d _“^ 

K^L^, im, ‘ Kin!l r n;r, ' ,,n,HUO l 1 lnad ® pahHc to- magnify the grace ffliod ,V "' p,,! ,,,atorial8 ,br a ™ a » volume, and q , I 7""* 77 7'*'° y0, ! r ' ** ***" VlFtmillv. tho, forTid I •• 

preserved* 8 thoso wo lovo at all times whioh b rtH „ w „ ife „ t 7d in him, and to oxeitri ? keto11 ® 8 of llia P®«onal history might be so j *7® l-rmU-d during the turn after it had once oc 

The Shepherd com t • „ , ... the emu lation of thoso who are now dhreub "itlt fti B addressos and^monsas 717*7 luag a PP laud ® d .“ lu) l a ®"®® 

tocUur!77 P 77 m : tlmt , 80m 7 ° ie8 °' i“g life's thorayfoathway to tho sumo to ,P r “ v “ a P^fhh, hook for all, and an in- 7‘Z., T* ^ h ® wnt(ng8 of ! °' 


A. 


iforo by tho'Society during any single year. 
Tlio number of BBiles printed during tlie 


deceit. F ranklin, who agreed with Addison, the Psalmist, “Let the whole ourth bo filled called “thi 
was unahlo to save a friend from 1 utter dcser- with" frfir'giwy." VlFtuiilIy~~£fi6y forliaT : vc 

tion after it hud onco oozed out. that his preaching to tho Gontilos (heuthen) that thoy 


to given unfairly and oat of their ‘“ g *“® 8 Uu ‘- r,iyR,atl,way to tbo 811,1,0 
renneeno", and comments itself upon Vn-m wbww e.airm7”t”7'i7? B l mri,.. ’ 
■rtpluVlt^i* 011 ' i i' 0 first and second Thh article does not profess tolic a regular 
it 8ay # i* an , P . y r ®" tt88 ® r H aH bud “' 1 bc obituary. I have not tho I'actji and dates 


valuable legacy t„ his brethren in 

try. Mrs. Richardson is fully adcmmfe tn l rcauu nenw . ivr . uqn, imiKing a 

tho tusk of preparing Such a volume If she tota * for . tb ® y °. Ur ° f lU ' ,l ' , '°i 5 This is an in 
duclines it, I Impe our Conference adli nine,. eri ' 1U, ° 111 1 3 ip» :l t>vor thd “dues of tho previ- 


was a happy mo- might be saved. 

hors. Saveral in- From the pnssago of Soripture quoted, he 


srrn-.rry r^rry- 

mm mk. 



11 \ " Tho number of Bibles distributed is 2*21,- stances of tlio inconvenienco which uttenda bad chosen those parts which had the moat 

1C mil, IS- 45LH and of Testaments 444,595, making a the proceeding liave occurred. witMiL. tlie direct hearing on tlio Missionary work. He 


savs ll r ~ - - -- ------ vM.vumj. i iiu.u mj. uiu muip auu uau-s r '^onfercnce-vvill nlaco I , . . _ . „ 

J»,U-a simple expression of its own necessary for such a notice, but respect for the necessary" matl-riuls iutlio hands of some r W ye “ r ' “" d lnttk ® 8 aggregate, since the volume, was m regular course of delivery istry 

WOlOll.^ven I. It l.„l:„ “ - 1 I..,l:„: . "V™ r.ismnlinn nf ll,,. nf H ‘>UU (1UO 1111.1 ... ll. ...I.ll l„„ln.,l ISn i.i.mtil 1/1 it nn II 


limits of our purwiual knowledge. A largo- sliould notice : 

acred-man, irritated to find thut his Sunday i. the gcner&l nature of St. Paul’s mln- 


— obedient both In word 
Ho would 4 j “ 
head of bis *' 
honor, aud 
conferred upon himself by 






?, $ 

•V ^ 


wllicli ■■■voiimuy 1 IU nituii a iiuntr, ijbi luniiuoii lOI J uiu IIUIUIU Ol HOniQ a ... “ •* ** u Ti "Ti 

he the tr , 1 ‘ eVCn “ S H 8tulld8 ’ H bolinvo “ the commanding talents and superior excel- .i ud >cio U 8 person wli ( ose literary habits qualify fur, “ atlon of 11,0 « f S, 248,982 Bibles from the pulpit, invited tho curate to dine, 1J, Tlio class of persons among whom ho particular Missionary 

^toe f n , ™ W,U n ® ither rotra ® t l,or lenoo'of our doiF departed brother, prompts Mm for Uie task, and- whoso high appreoiu- nnd TesUimi'iits. and 4aid the lawk opou on the drawing-room most delighted and moet preferred to exercise time aud talents. Ho 

u “t It supplies a paragraph me to pay this tribute to tho memory of u uf ' Pf“- Iticlmriison’orurc qualities, would 'i Ik ' Society .lqis prepured u ltoyul Octavo table. A suryiving friend lmving published that ministry ; . to me of G< ' ' ‘ 

it, to this effect; Into follow luborcr in tlio great work of the l» r “mpt'liiin' him to enter upon tlie work ccm' ’ Bibl ®’ ,ll ® u ’ for tb ® ,l8 “ of fanlil « PH . “tul for a solcotion of sermons by un admired preach- 111. The testimony of God by which it was of Jesus Cl 

todies nro iutolo- Gospel Ministry. thnure. I hope thut ere long the “Life and tbl> aged, who require a larger letter p and a -er-^who, if there was truth in ghosts, would uceoiiipaujed ; - f|i should feel 

(ration of this uge Rre. Richardson was in tlio fiftieth year of l ' abor “ °f Bioharilson !’ willljo announced as N,l . w 'P« 9 to““Uit Th J French und English, in liave risun up, to scare tho printer from Ms I V. The effects produced upon thoso among to him, lioi 

f Protestant prin-' his ate and twenty-eighth of his public min- ““eof tho standing publications of tho Church P ur ^* eI cdumns Tho Board hus likewise task - uu enemy forthwith blazoned tho sad whom ha labored ; tho provide 

sty ono aeet gets iatrj? Ho wus a native of tho Statu of Ver Soutb ' published tho books of Joshua, Judges, Ruth, fact thut they were so many reduced copies And V, The privilege, honor, and liappi- itusaspeoj 

at an end. An mont, and the earliest years of Ms ministry A few further reflections upon the ehamo J' S “ u,u ® 1 ’ »• Samuel, and I. Kings, iq the of fanijms originals. Another j popular fa- ness which the Apoetle felt to be conferred fertad. 

the, principles of were 8uwwflll | y Bpent ' dn hu Uvo , / , ter of the deceased, 1 will i-eseLe fora seoLd n ''"If!"’ u >,der tho direction of the vor.to, was plagued to print a partteular upon- hmmc-lf, by a call to tho dispoaition of rnambei* <4 
« glory in doolu- Subsequently ho spout several years to Ala Paper ll < v Key. Cyras. Bymgton, of tho Choctaw Mis- sjieomiei,, and, weakly oonsontmg, the trite his timo and taU-nt* >o this purtioula* Hub •*»*»» 

’ll as of that uni- hama, und in 1839 hu immigrated to the R , . ' ‘ ' 9iun > aud tho Gos|ail of John, in the Grebo auUior reclaimed Ins thunder. A still more sionury worl|. 

- wliioh (he efforts public 'of Texas • b ' • language, for the Protegtspt Episoopal Minion puinful predicumant was that of a certain re- The text spoke, first, of the gemiral agfare jlhy) a««<abl 

irs liave made a Mv'oersonal 'aenn.tnt.wa. __ TT ? * P . W “. l i? l0? dcaf . a, ‘. d dumb * “ "'““tern Afrioa. speotuhio rcotor who- - m an evil aud indolent of St. Paul’s ministry. Qu this subject, the I their prayer 

tion, we are fully mienced in 1842, He was then' Prerident'of Ter’ 1 '" * U ^ U7 ° 2 bU “ d ’ 15i ‘ Tb ® C ®U» Uoft of the Hngl»*h Bihlo, men- hour-got ii. friend to assist him, and lieurd. Apostle began by declaring, 'that !|^ H [oontrtouttM 

I 8 WM tbeu Pr ® 8ld ® ut 708 idiotic. Hoped in the two previous repoyto, is bow. ai'terum his own morning discourse, wi* given unto him that he should 


"k orieinnii w U ^ ® u PP^ eM a puragr^pli mo to pay thin tribute to tlio memory of a 
V JL? i preceded it, to thin efiect; l uto fellow laborer in the creat work of the 


W'lJ ^ 00cdod !t ’ t0 ‘i'i* oft ' oct i into follow laborer in tlie great work uf the P ron, P t- hinl i' 1 *" to enter upon tlio work 
„ at it oa r ‘ 51, K^M bodies uro iutolo- Gosnel Minietrv. more. I hopo that ere lomr ici.:r« 



, lt oa hodieB uro iutolo- < lospel Minietry. thnore. I hope thut ei 

•d w l t v n l0 /! l , ti0 7 5 “! iB Ug ° Br,J ' » i ® 1,ard8 « , ‘ was in tbo fiftieth year of babo " ,° 1 ' '^hwdson 

' Wti at as s^^ ofProtostan prm-' bis afce and twonty-eightl. of bis publio min- “-e “f tbo standing pul 

- toritT t“ U “° “‘i ‘ 8tr ^ 1,8 WU8 tt ailt ' w of «tate nf Ver- houtb ' 

t r , . “ un en ^‘ An wont, umf the earliest yearn of lue minietrv A fow further reiiec 

•^u view of the liriucinleH of uq>rn aiiAnnaatiilln u»nnt ! „ i •_ , .1 i.. 8l,o I . 


riwyDTrx 

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lutnnt. 1 I J I . J 1 * “MiWVU IIU1U. 

- glory in doolu- Subsequently lie spout several years to Ala- paper, 
jto well us of that uni- hama, aud in 1839 ho immigrated to the Ro- 




il. S. T. 


gpenoe which (he efforts puhlic'of Texas 
■efovUiers have wade a My personal 
iq-ustiUttiou, we are fully jmenced in 1842, 


ioxas. . Tho census slipws 10,103 douf and dumbs 

My porsoaal acquaintance with him com- persons in the United States, 0702 bliud, 15:- 
enced in 1842, He was then President ej' 768 insanejjujtl 16,700 idiotic. 


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EWSAMB* 


siotl; is limited to the brief time requisite, ■ 
guide ohurt in hand, for finding out 
“lions'- below. It would be as easy to n 


otype, nnd from tho Child'H l’rimcr to the 
gilding and binding of thoir great Illuminn 
ted-Bible. The Jane number of tho Maga- 


adopted family of orphan boys. But there 
ho stood, iii cold statue, fronting the entranco 


amount js 


this record, as thoy had furuicd part o 
church when the rocord was made, and 
as much interested in it as we were. 


Charity Hospital, for the, year 1851, was 
$07,074 48. Of .those who were admitted to 


which to half tho world will be of monte, and some went about with their 
Brest than the details of book- mothers showing them tho grounds nud ro- 
■I havo never seen a collection of ociving nffcctionntc lessons to be good and 


representative — to .hear and maku himself 
heard. The constituents should feel in duty 
bound to read tho speeches printed, for if 


eent Conference, cantlnned Mr. I 
bo a marked one In the annals of 
The reaoluMon altering the dl 
the election of missionary bishop 
annual conferences for approval 


wero 


’misters ore, for the most part, 
their peoplo, except in Now 


messengers" or 




it in beauty. 
In Greenwood 


Philadelfiiia, Msy 22. ofintcUcctual furniture. As to theology, of Municipality, from tho 31st of Deoember, Bishops. Ho thought this proposition could “Tho report of thoTmmbt^ 

Yesterday evening was a lively time at oourse, they are to be regarded far out of the 1842, to tho 81st of May, 1843,’ it appears ho sent round to the Annual Conferences, od.” V. n %| 

y ^ O ... J nf Inn Itnndcml nnd J II . n. 1 /I r n 1 


Cemetery I was 


Ini 1 




mm. 


aw 


mooumcn* ton pilot wiw nobly lost liis life 
in »fii« Uio livos of others from a ship* 

• r. 


i. ill ureenwooa i c.wruny ■* ■■ •> **> — j — — o * — — , 144 1 1 

lv atmek with a Gimd College. It was the celebration of tho way, nnd as for piety, thoro Udcfidnoas among thftt , um ™ nn(l seventeen persons and tho General Conference could elect n The course of tho Confix 
*££ 10M anniversary of Girards, birthday. I their churches fhey have, as a class, a -mmUted, one hundred^ and sixty-ope, or Bishop, leaving hi. ordination contingent on ferrinit to h 


1 not aware 1 had fallen on such a lucky singular facility at shedding clerical vest- wcr0 {ntcnipomto. 


„ „ committed, one hundred nnd sixty-ono, or Bishop, loaving his ordination contingent on . c 

L nonrly three-fourths of the wholo numi)cr, the passngo of tho proposition through the. 1Jt g , m ,w * 4 10 


im; ptwon^u ui mu proposition 
Annual Conferences, and so, at the. end of 0 ' in K whether or not to oppe^ 


pp *ponsil^u. 


It stands on an 


; upon the Bay, is surmounted 


eminence looking day for visiting tho Coliogo till on tho spot. mcn ts. This may como of thoir busjness "It is established, ns a well-attested fact, twelvo months, all this difficulty’ fould he in B thnt committee by ballot, i’„ * 

muted by his own A largo part of the nitdienco was mado up of views of tho ministry, rather than lncE of derived from an examination of tho different sottUd. - ’ dodging of the 'main q — n 0 , 

. .. . . /> a 1._ wrkft n«n J1! IP fA 1. _ A. 1 p • _ nelmfnnl vnnnv.la r\f Nnvtr r)»l nn nn «' n rl A . . . . — ™ M 


I IIJU'U »«v WHJ, UJ PU^UIVUIIWU MJ, x*«n un u a •» . , - • f 1 J f M /V.1 ' , \ — •-* - 'i*»«onui| g> , 

[uWtcly.camd Main*, amt n*aks courage the mothers and enters of tho boys who arc godliness. If it be taken up ns a profession, criminal records of New Orleans rind other Vn tho 19tllj Dr> Mctilliitock called \ip tho perpetrated. But what is it **,«. 4 

-»*•••* . .. . . • « P a *t. • _ .1 11. ..A n no (1|MA hundred of !n n mnM linainoai uninf nf tinw nniliim. OltlCS, WllCfC SllCll tftluOB linVO 1)0011 kCT)t. that P 11 . • < .« • ••*«« t .1 tn ..... ^..1^! 1 1 » t. . W , 


to all his daring; brothers who pass in view of beneficiaries, and there arc three hundred of i n ft more business point of view, nothing ^ following resolution, which had been lying to sny outright ? Is it that i)l 

«... .a™ A— .... * «. * «..« In nno denartmont of the building hinders its being nut down when a better ^o-third^ if not three-fourths, of nil the _ .. . ... . . . . . that the. A n 


they “go down to the sea in ships." them. In one department of the building hinders ig being put down when a better Xos'ofeveryklnd, ’ r 7ni 9 B,le\y law and on tbo t<lblc for * ^ dayB; 

• ..... < m 1 .1 l.J i. „..nl. ti.,*iuiano )lin PrnWII llftteflPfl lisnonnnt Arvnno Prnaidnnt Xnorlru nnd linn ... . . ‘ * * n 1 • «... . . 


that they do not, appeal? 

By this arrangement every , 


^ * , . .. . 1 . w _ c . . , wiuioo vi Rinu, jiuiiirjuui'ir IJV llltk, IUIU « •* 

Such honor to tho doad lion vast moral effect, devoted to inch purposes, the crowd Its prospect opens. President Sparks and Hon. w j 1 i c | l cauHe 8iw h heavy expenses to these . “Resolved, TImfc a committee of one 1)C np- ^7 this arrangement ovory n^, 

Of like nature is another monument, in an- to s«mo very good original declamation by Mr. Bancroft, the historian and diplomatist, cities, aro directly or indirectly to bo nttribu- pointed, to meet with tho ltcv. I-oroy M. Lee, tho yeas and nays are not called 

Other port of the cemetery, surmounted by the older’ boys. Grateful eulogies on the were onoe Unitarian preachers. Others, of ted to the sale and uso of intoxioating liquors, in tho city of Now Vork, oftor the session of that thoy wished to not, but not to 

the figure of » fireman hearing a ohild in his founder wero spoken. When tho spceohos, eminence in literature and politic# might be Of the arrests mado by the I’olico of tho late tins General Conference, and, in conjunction public opinion. It looks mJr • 

^ .. . 6 nnnelnited. the ii., .1.. I,... L..J Second Municipality, during one vear. endinir with him, to appoint a suitable person or nor- .. 1 oa *g>«i 


arms out of the flames. 

. My wanderings among tho sights 


interspersed with singing, wero concluded, the added to the list, w)io have quit tho business Second Municipality, during one year, ending with him, to appoint a suitable person or per- Nw England cxnedient v , 
. . , . . , a r u- • . . i . Juno 31st, 1851, tteentu-onc hundred and Iwentu- sons to copy tho records of the General Con- 8 peuion,. Now i 

of New bm.™* « order to early supper A of ealbng sinners to repentance and gone to Mr „ wor ’ m(vdo 0 f those who nro returned as fereneo up to the year 1 844; inclusive, at the England delegates sofa*,* to ' 


derings among tho sights of New ^^ent m order to early .upper a of calling sinners to repentance and gone to , Ar „ w ’ mBdo of ^ who nro as fereneo up to the year 1844, inclusive, at the England delegates calouh,* 

no where more satlrfying in galWay board was spread for icm. icy what pays hotter. was shown the church */)r unkrird*,' From the 1st of January to tho expense of the said Dr. Leo, which copy, would need no ballot or scai 

. _ S _ 1 .1 i A...~ 1 inMoc n ttx • II l —l. ' At. _ II Tt/T„ 1' AA _ . .. ^ ~ , ... . .*.. . . ‘ 


establishment of tho “Brothers ranged Op nnd down two long tables,, ate in Boston whero tho Hon. Mr. Everett not 31st of March, 1851, (three months) tho cx- aft c r duo examination nnd certificate, shall tee, because at homo public 
3 Pearl street 1 am much in- neatly and were in tho best order and keep- only lias preached but was onco .the settled ponse to the late Second Mnnieipality, alone, l>o handed over to Pr. Lee, ns the agent of them. But if they guessed tli 


> those gentlemen for having had t 
f the premises allowed me, Vfitli 


much in- neatly and were in tho best order and keep- only lias preached hut was onco tho settled pence to the Into Second Municipality, alone, Be handed over to Ur, Lee, ns the agent of them. But if they guessed tliov "tu 
g had the ing. Their sleeping nnd sfudy apartments pastor! So much for men-mado prenchers, for tho Police Jail, tho City Prison, the Hay the M. K. Chnroh, South. not”— why, the committee VI!"'* 

e, witli « were thrown open for the inspection of \iri- he they never so well made. PoKw, the Leve e Po llee, the Night Watch? ^ h e _h« 4’ be e n thln ldng would , J0 j ugt t j (0 thing g 0 *7^. V 


good guide, where 1 paw tho process of hook- toi^.Tho domestic arrangements wjjild, F 
making from the moveahlo type to the stero- think, liavo plensod tho careful and benevo- 

• s , . - i. 11 i.. t. i.:- 


In tlife galleries of tho houkes of Congress 
no's interest, unless on an uncommon oecn- 


nnd tho Work House, amounted to the sum over the subject, and .there wero several ns- J ln B- oothatr 

a of $30,381 92. For the Bninc. for one year, P ccts which ho thought worthy of considern- to “®P ew » ns wo lon g sinco etated, 
‘ ending tho 37st day of December, 1851, it tion before they acted upon the resolution. Church North will not appeal, jf 
B amounted to $99,292 58. Tliree-Tourths of ^ n<> was whether these brethron bad any disappointed it will be in tho 


ask for the records. In the second those thnt exorciso tho “ohan 
II' rcn " 0nftUe mcn lmd on ol, j ect in “beareth all thin™ MV™,, Z 


lino wat already complct^, of which I was 40 thoie marble halls. His dull, cold car u speech on the levee, in the heat of com- 
fcvorcd with a copy in advance of Issuo, and beard none of thoir praises. When tbeir merce, amid the diu of drays and steamboat 
the printers were at work on tho July num- evening meal was over, tho boys dispersed in' whistles, as in the “Lower House.” I judge 


o jevicu upon mo lax-payers anu property lioiu- l’" 1 "”! ““ uuu an oujeci in uheareth nil thines, bcl‘ .s, 

>- 1 T’ !° d ? fr “y H,e Brought I.pon the j Was the | ^ M ^ cnimtb ™ ^ , 


aLJ 1* Ua«. 

fuo imp. iio»\ 
a! Whetbev ant - ' :" 
to occupy tho pul- 


| her. Tho items of this es 
wish I oftcn Brfur® Been pubbshod 
one more, which to ltalf tin 


of this establishment have chatting groups— rome to the playground, by tho Beenes of to-day and yesterday. Strong perism and sickness occasioned by iiitempe- 
published. I will only add mounting the swing, *>mo to less Hold amuse- lungs nnd a quick car are indispensabio in a rnncc. Tho cost of tho maintenance of the 


iu of drnvs nml ntramlmiit clty by tbo 6U '° nnd 1,80 of int °rtcnting drinks. oBjoct in this ease to make a book ! 1 UK '’ e " 0rc ‘“ *“ Bui 

“Lower House” I iudeo ln additIon ’ the city is com l’«Bed to make “John A. Gere said he looked with plea- 

‘ ' |uu 8 l largo appropriations, on account of the pnu- sure u P on tbo application when it was mode, Methods •nircli in Cnnod, ^ 
ilnv and vesterdav. Strnhi. — „_.i .:„i — „ . .ml L 1,^,1 i. „ m .i.i i.„ ,.a u- *> 0»SSSSZ^ 


and ho hoped it would bo granted 


thought tho Southern Church' 


granted. riO Alluded to the late BLshnp Ueddiog u hatln» 
lmd a rifrlit, to « don » t 7 to the peoplo of Oonade. There » 
U tt ngUv to two j, un( j red nilnlstore eonncctea wlihCtti 


dUeipline M 


• - j > — annual c< 

of diseases engendered by intemperance, one “ B. Ijolmes opposed tho motion, on tho morrow. 


*iSL Uer looking joung ladles than those who learP their boeks. It was a scene o l.foand they were not made for them I am at a loss hundrcd and n j ncty . ci( , ht wcre &i eted witll ground that it might have an infiiioncc upon 

ac- ' cm P^ 0 J mo nt here, Btitching and folding. | joy and promise I cannot deaCnhe : these boys whom thoy were meant for. In tlio Senate that evidence of moat beastly drunkenness, the Hints ity. which the Church was at present j. jfi i. 


I employment 


wilf not hero Th8 y0 " D 8 


gentlemen especially may con- 1 of helpless and abnost hopeless condition pro- ’tis dignified and calmer, but even. there to- 'Delirium Tecum*;" 


When the vote is taken we sluill vote nn 


the suitB in. which the Church was at present 
engaged, ' i -• 

“ Dr. Hoilgson said be cOuld Bee no objec- 


eeivo a higher icst for what bears tho id® vidod for, and all based upon the bonefiocneo day I heard one of the Arkansas Senators tell When the vote is taken we sluill vote nn . “ I)r ' 11<x, K fl0n sttid Be cOuld see no objec- 
print of Harper & Brothers, by tlie aesm-auco' of ononrnn. Nono can bo admitted over ten a doloful talo in bclinlf of some Indians tbo open ticket, ‘-No Limi V " Throughout the "Tpr ^Cart wrbTt ^ ^ T™ 1 " 1 ' 0 "’. 
that it passes tlirough a suepewion of fair years of ago, nnd by a liborul opnstruotion of Government bod been win^ money to this State, planters are complaining of the potty come „ p before ho rcldv buthowo^ 
hands and bright eye*. ' tbo will they may remain till eighteen years long time. •< U tho poor Indian !~ Wlmt a thefts of their servants ; pigs, chickens, corn, g i v „ it !, passing notice. . When he looked at 

Touching .the Magazine, .1 am informed old. Girard, in his own style, made provision moving subject! and tlie honorable gentle- eggs, all the disposables, arojihliourljr danger the relation of the M. E. Church, South, ho 


The Confurenca fixed upon IntUanipyUiji^ 

holding the next neuion of tho Uenerel ConiW«i 

tukt‘8 plnco lu 1850. 


lU'port.i concerning tho pay aud allnw»«^i.- . 
branches of the clergy were referred in « i^i " 1 ? 
tee of flTo. 

The death of tho Rot. J. D. CoIUm, of ^ 


question had 


come up before lie was reudy, but lie would 


The report proaonted on Haturday. o( 
rnct Society, wan next taken up, bat 

-a had thn I inf.., 


wan had. tho ConfcU’uoo adjourned. 
On Saturda. — * * 


nd subscribers are supplied for n thorough and practical education. Ho man said somo'fine things. Most of tlio time of being absorbed by tho groggery nnd drunk thought they lmd no l ight to ask this power the g undJ^h 

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it, arc Ruoh i 


beeriljcr, makes a sum that wished bis orphan boys “taught tilings and I could see but n single eye turned to him by the negro. ’Alia money loss will be very 
it. Buttho costly materials, feeta not in signs ‘ add words.” But there (the I’rosidcnt not excepted) nnd that was aptrnow to work out a liloral gain. 
io costly talent workod into was one provision of his will that lias notr the Chairman of tbo Committee on Financo. The French may possibly drink without 


nt their 'hands. And if tliey assumed this 

right— a thing tlioy were apt to do — he >*» incro««,, Uo pHc^rt^ ^ ^|h, BM 7f , 
thought it \\as no discourtesy to give tlicm a 


The French may possibly drink without „ lU fa; When he looked nttlic bosUlc 


’ * . . . tv i * .i c* rtv I,U *' wvumi. »» uuii i«? uKuteu at mo iu>8»ie ulurn “%- — 

I large and spirited capitalists boen, could not be ca?ried out-thc exclusion But w tho Supremo Court tho highest idea of getting drunk', and gamble without losing attitude they had taken, he thought it was 

p.y. Mr. Abbott haB gone to of the Bible. Only think of it — three liun- tribunal dignity is realized. There Bit tho money, which some affirm, but it is certain tlie wrong timo to como forward and ask such eiMnnim'- I Hvr"o\° t 

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Europe to Oomplote his Napoleon skctclios. dred boys kept eight years, and grown up to Judges in gowns. Tlio Court of Areopngus that no other peoplo can 

“ Can the Ethiopiiin cLango his skin '! " To young men, and educated within walls where would bo awed in tbeir presence. — rv > 

this assertion of impossibility, the enterpri- no, Bible is ! Tho Bible is thoro. On each Tbo Smithsonian Institute has workmen (joner*. Conference M. E. Church, North. 

sing spirit of those times may uuswdr — “No: boy's scat is u Bible and a hymn b<*>k. The slowly carrying on the buildings and laying 

bat somebody can do it for him.” Mr. Ah- Principal is a worthy Methodist. Christian- off tho ample grounds about. In the last l®. Tim main d 


May 19. — The niain discussion of this day 




U favor as this, in the name of courtesy. Ho “J K " v - ?■- !>■ U n ».of iniU«nn. 
did not know what Eastern folks would think, ti.o rniimrin* oractn, .i re thrii .itTiiaT —■■■ 

hut Westerners, said tlie Dr., who were bom 3o”ro» \? bJ j'smcunt'^* iiot'Kx 
in a cano-briike, cradled in a eum tree, and 

graduated in a thunderstorm, have no faith logint, Cincinnati ; Pr. B. Kidd.-r, editor » 
in such courtesy ns that. He was like tho HU * P"!* 1 *- 


hooka aud paper*. 


bott has undertaken something like it, in rip- ity is there, not by tbo invitation or permis- month or two a rich gallery of lndiun por- was whether n Missionary Bishop .should he old belligerents' who are said never to have 

ping up thh settled opinions of tho world sion of the founder, hut by constraint or traits has been added to its growing uttac- cleotod for tlie benefit of Liberia, or whether given or asked quarter. He neither ran after 

about the Corsican, and white-washing a publie opinion, to sanctify these fountains, tions. Mr. Corcoran, a privitc citizen, opens ordination should he .allowed by the preshy- tlie deni nor from him, and lie never intended 

namo which most writers have thoroughly May enoh fountain ho healed before it issues to visitors his own gallery, whero are spoci- tcra °f Bio Liberia Conference, or whether a to. 

black-washed. Some of his Puritan friends forth upon the wide world without! mens of the fine arts in painting and sculp- Bishop, colored, (?) of Liberia should be i'Dr. Durian said tic was in favor of tlio 

here have suggested that after he fs done H - N ' M ' • tu rc not oxcelled by any I have over seen, elected nnd allowed there to stay or whether .'^if thole brethren of 7 LTl. had 

with Napoleon Bonaparte, he ought to take Washington City, D. C., May 25. Hero is tho Greek Slave in her modest nudity, one of the regular Bishops should he request- dono B u th(J cvd w hich'had been alleged, we 


Dr. Bond, Editor agaia 


Bishop, colored, (!) of Liberia should be 
oloctod and allowed there to stay, or whether 


IIIU UV1U AAV/ A A 1VIU UlUI. UUU AAV AAV V VI AAA AVAIAAV VA / 

t0 We siipposo of all tout the (hemlOa 1 

i!Dr. Durbin said lie was in favor of tho fereneo of tho M. E. Church Northlm^-" 
resolution. They wero not to rendor evil for nb action will take tlie ■ church 


with Napolaon Bonaparte, lie ought to tako 
<*en to all, n P dudas Iscar i°B «“d make out a fair ohar- 
c - meter for him. 


Washington City, D. C., May 25. 
Mr Deah Brother : I had tho pleasure 


, «• I . , . , V»AA, UUU A A aiAAVirc UlVVAAllllVl Vtro-UVUUI 

one of tho regular Bishops should he request- dono aU - th M which , hlK , been all eged] 

_J"A ! 1 nf u I. — La .. . . . ° 


evil: and if these brethren of the -South had more on surprise -than the eleetididth 

1 .II'aI. . -1 Lt.LiL L :1l. 1 - 


But I have bo fatigued myself in looking J C( ^ visit Liberia. Of course “much might uq^ mend the matter by measuring evil 


on last Sabbath of attending and taking part the great men and the great things be said on both sides.” 

... - horofthouta that nn nml mimf nnmn Rp "Rnncrs ndvncfttnfl 


irvening, after taking tea with a in religious services in tho Methodist Church 1 
bklyti, an opportunity offered of Sonth of this place. It was an agreeable Bur- 


hereahouts that an end must como to this I Dr. Bangs advocated a Liberia Bishop. 


Bond to ho senior editor of tho NeirTi 

. , , . Christian Advocate and Journal, 

buck to them again. 

’ “Mr! Parks said it mattered not to him ” c 1,ttve ««« n Bl *»ping 
whether the Church South had treated them a good while. In theNcwOrieaniAdvi 
with courtesy or discourtesy. He thought of February 28, our read** wiB han 


hearing a distinguished divine, whom 1 have prise to find our brethren oecupying such a 1 
been desirous, for along time, to hear — Hen- neat nnd commodious Chapel of tlieir own. 


Dr. Durbin n Bishop of Liberia— 

I a temporary, missionary, specific Bimop. 


Temperance MemorlaL 


Dr. Elliot, that one of tho Bishops should “lP re ![** a ?”***>»* objection to this ticed the following, in the.efitaU 
1 proceeding. » n,. » ja-a, 


ry Ward Beoohor. IJo has a lapgoand strong Tho owe on it yet $2,700, the halanco of On the eighth duy of March last, tlie Legis- 
and, I am impressed, a very pious church purchase mofloy, and of somo improvement lnture of Louisiana passed an act which gives 
here, called Plymouth Church. Tho Presby- made since tlio building came into jtheir to “Police Juries of tho Parishes, the Selcct- 
terians, Old and New School, repudiate con- hands. The worthy Pastor, Rev. L. Rosser, men of the towns, and Mayor and Aldermen 
nection with him, but tho abolitionists do starts out to-morrow, nnd wo will travel to- of the cities” the “exclusive power to make 
not. I set him down as Congregational. My gother as far as Richmond, raising this sum. such laws, and such regulations for the sale 


made sinoe tlio building came into Jlieir to “Police Juries of tho Parishes, the Select- 
hands. The -worthy Pastor, Rev. L. Rosser, men of the towns, and Mayor nnd Aldermen 


Dr. lioiul upon the Stage Again, 


interest in tho prcaolier had lately been in- 


creased by tho book of his talented sister, farno ho has won for himself as a money 
Mrs. Stowe. “Unelo Tom's Cabin” isalltlie raiser. If there he a mired, wheel in th 


ior ine sine the Methodist Episcopal Church, or the unity r „ . * , 

It is rather unfortunate for a man to get the or the prohibition of the sale of intoxicating ()f tll0 Episcopacy, it was nltogothcr a fanci- r0B ° lutl0n , afl a Bllbst,tutl! for the 

fame ho has won for himself as a money- liquors as they may- deem advisable; nnd to fill idea with him ; he did not believe in it. ori g |nid onc: 


l. Jiuiun mini vaav ui aaavj 1>1DUUIH3 rilUUlU _ » — a. 

visit I iborin proceeding. “Dr. Howl upon the Stage Agm. 

' ‘ " ii f a, * n “Dr. Bangs said that for whatever injuries North, seem likely to resurrect the « 

Dr. Peck, that tlie 1 resident of tlio Con- the Church South had dono to us, thoy had of tll0 Christian Advocate and Jounil. 
feronce, or the presbyters, should he author- received their recompense. But even if they p rcflCn t difficulties there are those in 
ized to ordain. hail not, the Scripture said, “ chnrity never his roim: lies. Who enn tell bat Is 

Dr. Bangs said- ~ fniletlr — and that was a sufficient answer to again he editor of tho great official Otf 

\yitli regard to tho idea of tho unity of Cartwright had said. 200 Mulberry street! Theeditor (134 

tvt *1 4 « a v • in. . a. -a “J. A. Collins said lie wished to offer the RaVR . 

Methodist Kpisoopul Church, or the unity c n • i a- " . ... . r »ays: 

. . -a a a r • following resolution, us a substitute for the iri .. . , . 

ho Lpiscopacy, it was altogother a fanci- . . .*? ‘ Our worthy predecessor stepped . 

idea with him: ho did not believe in it. . . office on Friday last, and is to remaio 


“Uncle Tom's Cabin” is all the raiser. If there he a mired, wheel in the grant or withhold licenses from drinking Suppose they should establish a church in l^k^lTo' and' tlie ^'herel) 1 ^ are ^dftected °to ' 10rb several weeks, lie will 
ition circles. A talented family Conference liis shoulder is pretty »uro to be houses or Bhops, as a majority of the oitizenB China. Were wc to force tho Chinese to pubUsV i^oonvewont^ncl preper (toTtho P ut to V™* l>i 8 ‘ Appeal,’ and 

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rage, in abolition circles. A talented family Conference liis shoulder is pretty sure to be houses or Bhops, as a majo 
surely — father, sons and daughter. Rev. put to prying it out. May lie have the same and voters of any ward, p 
HenryWard Jeecher, you may remember by I buccobs in liis appeals for the Church in tho I may determine, by ballot.’ 


SWT* 


Rev. put to prying it out. May lie have the same and voters of any ward, parish, town or city ften( ^ delegates to us, to deliberate with us, journals of the Methodist Episcopal Church, published in. the Itinerant, during 
er by success in his appeals for the Church in tho may determine, by ballot.” ' a " d t( ? 1,0 inBe P arab,y a880ciat i cd witil “ B in from tbo ycar lli00 to 1830 ’ mclusive. cal controversy of 1828-31. The 

| the accounts of th. papers nt tbo time, gave Metropolis, as attended them fo T that in By the same law the State relinquishes all t T“ T 7 „ 1 i° 7 i r “ Mr ’ Rc ™ ^ h ° ' md a ” C °“' ^ ‘TJTV 

. , ,, . , • . , , ./ uue rennquisnes uu preposterous, lliey lmd tlio example, too, of mon to tlie Methodist Clmrcli at large, with 1)0 preceded by nu introduction, 

Kossuth a singular and bonrty welcome in Alexandria! I liavo onjoyed the kindest hos- right nnd title to grant license. tlio Primitive Cluireh. Who that was ac- 6 


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r 


ieriCvSSH 




AT 


his church, for wliioh some ill naturod prints pitality of tho parsonage the Inst two days, Tho G 
dnblved 1dm “General Boccher.” It. was u and thus had a tolerably full and fair view perance 


was ac- 1 regard to the connection between the Mctho- ted by notes. ’ ” 


Tho Grand Division of tho Sons of Tem- quninted with eeolesiastical history, liad not dist Episcopal Church, nnd the M. E. Church, 
:rance of this State have accordingly me- read “f * b(1 Bishop ol Alexandria, tlie Bishop South. His station was on tlio border, nnd 

° • O I 1 Al.~ n* 1.^- .D lAl il* T» .. . _ . . ' 


Though somewhat prepared for 
announcement quite took oar 


Iweek-niglit ordinary service, nnd tho lecture of tlie wants aud merits of this' Southern morialized tho Mayor of this city, not to grant °f. Jerusalem, the Bishop of Athene; the tip. ho wuh very well satisfied that if tho Genornl w ido room for speculation is 
item was crowded. The people wero sing- vine, and its claims upon the connexions! nnv more licenses to di-lnUno- *i,„ °P Ephesus, unil so on! ! Look at the eonse- Conference were in the position lie oconpiod, „ 


was crowded. The peoplo wero sing- vine, and its claims upon the connoxional any more licenses to drinking houses until tlie 01 M’Besi^, anu so on . j.ook at t he eonse- Conference were in the position lie oconpiod, ~ > s f th . 

iway iu Methodist stylo I entered, bounty, and therefore commend him and hih vote shall have been token 7 ah. H™ < ; T ^on.lu^ a IliehcAp t° Afrioa.to hu- thoy would very soon know how tovotoon L 


ing away iu Methodist style ,,s I e„ti,ed, bounty, and therefore commend him and his vote shall have been taken ns the law-pro- £££& ^S^WwMto things which are la 

only accompanied by a noh^ttined.puino, that cause to most liberal consideration. His scribes; nnd to fix the 14th of Juno, when an missionaries who have lieen sent hud died, ing toe r^uest hut iTe eouldveoa ereatTal pubBo opinion, in tho Churol, 

helncil tlie musn* munh . Tlio nroiuilior \ei\H nlmfnli !e ufiiiwlilw nn *l»n . a„ 11* n... ^ u a*...,. a ...a _ j • i_ P . . . 1 . ^ ... ® . . 1. . . 


, j I ,p. | 1 1 • 111 I • 1 kliu ICIIUUOI] UUU Iiu liUUHl PIT' U ErtiUl UUUl f — — - - T- t • 

helped the music muoh. The preacher was church is steadily on the increase, well at- election for delegates to the Convention for wive one— lire. %s— and two returned sick. 0 f mischief that would arise to our own inter- mado a Bishop, upon the slight 

lilirrlitlxr nlmni niton n ivl.rt • 1... InJre a J ™ ^ A !a! A • »A— _ 1 •. n • • . .. .. II ... af I ! O 1 • .1 ...... X» 4 *» 1 


■lightly, elevated upon a platform : he looks tended and not without spiritual prosperity, forming a new Constitution is to he held, ns He waH indav< > r of 1‘ivving Bro. Soys ordained ests, by tlio refusal or tho request. Every hoalth- refused to decida 

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over thirty-three years, is of low Btaturo, I liavo spent a few hours to-day and yes- tho time for voting on' this question. Bishop for Africu in 1840, nhd lie believed it tiling of thin character was eagerly seized or not au annftl j i je taken 

iiiniritinlv purrinrm nnd iifltlnuui' litif nvorv inwln«v In llm Cnnntu>1 A nnn>„1.1 n aA il. i) l~.' . . . - WOuld llftVC been right to haVO done SO. But invm in widnn ♦!!!» imnnali n1«n»rlri awSafSni* ‘ ■ ■ I® 


ungainly carriage and address ; hut every terduy in the General Assqmbly of the I’res- The memorial is in aceordauco with the VT ‘° if? th ° ( '• reaC . h Nelson-" I would thou wert 

ure of the. fa pn find IiaiuI in nroimn n<r-~ iu>i A *;a n rK..»ni. /VA,..Sni,nnn «««, , a . . . . . . it wouiu appear irom me irus, tnat i rou- between tho two sections. ’ 


feature of t U c face and head is premising- bjtorian Church, (New School.) now holding la * and the Jaw is in accordance witi, the ^idS u^ ata^ JSdK ^ 


and cleoted Dr. T. E. 


a i a ... ... , ' . ’ . I — *** “vvvauwhuu aviuaa mu uuiuiu iinu iumeu nil n man — uu i\iriCUIl, 111 , . urcowu jua. *. 

thelqrge eyes wpcoutily so, which apeak a session here. Tho meetings are conducted fat principle of self government, and all Liberia-th*t was now well qualified to take ,.T r ' opposed to the present mo- |hero considered as the eouL 

world of emntioii. nnd tlio mnu Hi nidn Ainniirrlt vritl. n.li.nro.l.l,. .mnn.'.At.. „n*. j.j e - . < « • . . i m . > 11 . ... tlOD, but WlSIied a nublication of nil imfc'nnvtn * 


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world of emotion, and the mouth wide enough with admirable propriety, and have afforded thedictates df hhumnity. A*w nightl sinco the Episcopal office, provided lie wero elected “on, but wished a publication of all hut parts of tUe chur#h divifdon . 

• nd irilliiiir In inf if on) Ilia .»ha a....a* a mi . r ° - a_ a 1 . _a ..a., a: u. a! i.a i. _ ... » mvolvino' nnufrij? ftltnnwifnp ' 


► “ nd w . mi “ g t0 ktit ° Ut ' 1US Bub j cctwtt8 ' a profitable entertaiument. Tho sermon of W o were called to sec a man iu the pri 
a “TBo influence of a fixed, detinite belief in a the retiring Moderator, Rev. A. Barnes, has life, who was thought to he dying with 
d future exiBteuoe in making men moral heroes, excited interest. It was delivered before I n ml,, Poor f.-llnu- ' “Don’t ;i 


• I.qiin U1L.1UO DIAAV/l. A A ™ • | . • A 1 

wo were called to see a man iu tlie prime of to tbat Btation ' Ho tbou B ht lle 8aw tl10 fi “‘ m 7 v “® pnyttte obaracter -' 

1 rona nf flrvA oniulinn mi f Ak n .t n LA A r . ill* T irinntf. AnnAuad lino... 


ger of God pointing out tho right course to Dr* Tippett opposed, because it would bur- 


pursue, in raising up a man there who had den the Book Room with unsaleable books. 


J strong to <ib and endure, patient and happy, came, 


oa interest, it was delivered betore 1 a ootu Poor fellow' “Dnn^t ha™ if n„K 1 7 7. “ ° . 

. . . ,. „ .. , “ T° m ' Joorl *- uo «- Don t nave it pub- prove d his competency to superintend the 

’’ 1 “ 8trong untl '8o u “ lorn passage lias u 8 h c d,” said ho, in one of liis lucid intervals, work, by superintending it so far as lie could 


the General Conforenoo of 1841 1 
ted thoro, os well as at the ? 


ijbis.'' Of course, the text lies in tho lltii been quoted to me. Dr. Barnes is represent- 1 athatidied from intemperance. Iumayoung without Episcopal powers.' 


.wvm ...VAX UIADU1UUU1G UWaa. ... . ' - _ - , . 

“Dr. Elliott said the Church South had, and bce “ lU ; J 1 udged ’ 
would have, access to these journals until ' tory ' Throughout the South .* 
all litigated questions wore Bettle’d: so that * on tlioso informed, that hw 


chanter of llahraw. n„ ,i:j j . . . . .. ....... I * *“~“J V *“W " 1 — * " an nugatcu questions wore Bettled : so thnt »« » ™n»w, — 

? ... . y ^ 113 ““y 111 !;’ lu BubsUince, that the Metho- 1 man _but it is all from had association— they May 21.— Same discussion continued. Dr. it seemed there was no present ncod for the num occupied the post of editor, 

find Ml in flvarv I nnv \ri4li unnniwnl man. J?..a Pl...«..l. W,._a1. 1 At.. Ai. - I ... . * 1 ’ * r 


I . , t 1 . . , A • . aauua WWVIMWUU ~ —‘'vuuoiyu HUIHUIUCU. UA . A U DUUilUU tuuiu Yv (to uu 

aa every g wi i apparent mco- dist Church, North, and the Quakers were the will havo to bear part of it, too. I would Cartwright was for sending one of tlio llisli- passage of the resolution 

nAMtUlA hill linn llir ilia iw.inf icnu mn.la 1 1 „a 1 ..a 1...1 a_1- R ^ ° 


her^ee, hut finally the point was made, only sects that lmd taken proper ground on L„ a thousand worlds, D , if I could o^ out to Liberia. 


of thut paper, tho voxed q 


the deep powerful impression produced that tho slavery question. 1 The Assembly, when Lave your ehanoe.” God is moroiful. 

a! •_ i* *aL _i i a. . .. . . . ' . 


“ Now (said he) what was thoro about that 8 “ tuto waB “ len P ut an( l carri«J> 


“The question on the adoption of tlie sub- North and South might h* 


this faith makes heroes of the gnly true sort. u motion was subsequently made to print the now likely that He who willcth not tho death B ‘ okl y’ deatld y climato wliioh lmd been intro- *>, after a good doal of hemming and haw 


without a Church rupture. Dr. 
feel liimsolf equal, more than i 


Now he leaned his haokagoinstthewull, and sermon, refused to do bo,' inasmuch as it of any, but would rather that all should come duoed 118 1111 al 'B l "' lptlt “RuiuBt tluit substitute ! ing, it was carried! Thanks, noblo Brothers! udjuBt fl ol ; ’ lto qu iot the 
crossed liis lege, then udviuieed and almost “contained certain sentiments to which they to him and live, has lengthened his snan Tbut . it w “ 8 u sic . kly olhnuto ho waB not P re ‘ After some paim justice will ho got Out of ana 


IcroHsod liis legs, tlieu udvauced and almost “contained certain seutinionte to which tjicy 
railted over tho platform, now wedged his were unwilling to lie committed.’* 
j right hand under the cuff of tlio loft sleeve, Whether the sentiment above quoted was 
then pat both hands into his jiookotfi. There one of them, I cannot say. Such a senti- 


“ contained certain seutiments to which tjioy to him and live, has lengthened his span That 1 lt wa8 a clunttto ho WftB uofc P re “ 
were unwiliing to he committed." We.have noticed that the most nolle hearted SSdlS £‘«SSt anmn“ Snot 

hether the sentiment above quoted was a„d tho most ingenuous by nature, as they spend ono night on tho shores of Africa with- 
one of them, I cannot say. Such a senti- are tho most companionable, ate most of all out giving liis life as a forfeit for his hnrili-. 


After some pains justice will he got Out of mcats . llad ho no t met and « 
you anyhow by the way of emesis, if not K u dicals ? and out-genoraled 
by pure good nature. But after all they do luioni8ta , un d out-argued Mr.’ 
not givo the journals to us who ask, hut to now thut thel . 0 wu9 on i y one 




she made Vmi. method, 


NeIf Yom, hUy 29. 


“ monster,” should he not al»>. 


r . , . I ’ *'* “*• n n ‘^AAVAG «U. AMO AAaaI AAA , — 'I AAV Vf bltub IUU1U VIW3 VA. V 

the utmost carclessue-s ol mien or ment would oertamly not havo been put liahlo to ho the viotims of this social disease. Our lust Superintendent came buck the public, who do not aide. “monster,” should he not also 

toethod, and yet somehow ti.o disouasiou of forth in tho General Assembly, (Old School,) i n this city there ore temptations and facili- 08 fat 08 a lion ' Soveral other Brethren lmd Wo do not believe that the public opinion into /„•„ 1W30 , 01 . hi« jztr 

the subject went on. Thought constantly now meeting in Charleston, S. C. The New tics, and influences, to make a young man r d “r“ 8d aad H° thought that of tho membership of the Church Koty. wUl . tllom «„ i twou ldbea 

iivAMn aviiAkAAui.kn ' • Ak. ..A..1.. ».l»:« cj .i i i i. xt „ . j . n . • ^ . o nn mftii wlin wuh ufrain in o-n in A frwuv 1 * 


returned well and sound. He thought tlmt of tho membership of tho Church North wUl 

no man who was afraid to go to Africa ought . . • , . , , . 

. , , , , n • i , , 6 ; , » sustain such narrow-minded action. We be- 


’/uvm iT * xpre “ iun ’ ‘h® •‘y*® very School hnwtelt «« confined meetly to free intemperate, which it is melancholy to see f 0 ,"""! 7°i n“i ,7 g ° fo ^ iorfou 8 bt sustain such 

, eleganoe. Illustrations abounded, and they, low them, and the Congregationalist School tHo„, „i„_ .s' „i 1.1 .n, M . in conflict w 


it a trip as that 
id Now Haven. 


iWJFF 

faJvVk 


were frequently of 


wus. The Mow was dealt, 

ON 

“mouster*’ and divided the 
The Methodist public uuu* 
election to bo a full endorse®® 0 * 


concerning the the laboring sentiment 


h.yjgfyfl 


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•<r«? .r. 




pri 'Jf**. / 


-r*i / 


1 X *11 ' , A .. , . I O » —J 7 O — “■•'•waa « ; VO — jjaawa y O < . ' A D O UUJUUUU UU IJU Ur 1UU «*«**»t 

mem nut tfieir aptiu ss to illustrate gotionulist Aesocmtioue are proaent, making Paris. The Gin Palaces of England, so muoli Ulcre waB n0 ond to tbc ohaptor. -He could Church South, on tho question of intercourse ortt i Conference North, of the 

ritiiv Tk. - 5 f aL •_ ]•.< .. I ° («. An A n ...V ... 1.1 , . viim uwiiwvmv , 


the laboring sentiment. The preacher con- 1 ohoeriug reports of their conditiou, and hear- wr itteu of as inviting by their splendor, are 
eluded by reading, all through, that’ hymn of I ing salutations. Indeed there seems to lie dull, ohoan show, beside the “Gems” of Now 


produce twenty moil who would say, 1 If you and property, and that such constant viola- ^ on and un u nm 

will mo I will o-i) in A . ’ ‘ 


Charlas Wealey— “ And let this (belle body but tho slightest shade of difference, amount* I Orleans. 


......v- w. ““—ft “j ujnvuuv/i, tuv .... . , . ... ■ - i ii j ’ — — — — tuuU) uuu uu uuijiiv ^ «“***• 

dull, cheap shops, beside tho “Gems” of Now ilyueLifor tho Xe tM^oMd P“ b ! io ! °I anion is tbo and t for future, conetan’ 


‘“•‘“V “ n,v UAULU mill >Y<MIUI . , , , i 

At the euuelmumi nf it l . . I. . . . . , | i pot go. Some littlo nen’ous misgivings might w * ndto roa P a wliirlwiud. 

At Uie eonUiwon of it, he said: mg m somo places to a union and co-opera- It fa ^d that one Irishman with a barrel come up now and then, hut these would ston 0n May 22 ' wu bavotho ^‘ion of the 

!L if illAt lftn-t (>(HDftl I fli.n'l wln.t Ak.4 1.1rs..4 u dr. *».« ... „..a I _ . . . • I . r . . .1. DWWIJ . 


:r A 1. A A * A I J <R ,A . . . . .. . , 1 » At . „ I - OUU.O MJA a»V *1 »AAV4 UICU, UU) Ult'OU WOU1U soon * . 

1 litre, |f that isn t gospel I don t what is. toon i that blends them to tho eye of an out- of whiaky| onlj requboB twdvo 1Alh custom- be smoothed away. There was as ready a Church Suit 


Let us unite iu prayer ” 
Altogether, I take Mr. I 
effective, ns he i» an active, 


It is very gratifying to see tmd hear I to „ la i, n a g00 d Hying. It is amongst road to he»yon from Africa, as from tho U. 


hostility to.tho Church Soutu 
Tho Doctor by nature abhor* 
“ voieo is still for war” of 


rlr. B. to he a most these fraternal manifestations. Indeed, one I ^oee twelve— the iwr laborers— that we see S “ 1 ^ 8 ' Ho would rilodgo himself that if we records, Mr. Davis presented, a report from, 
itive, puhlio speaker, I reverend rejiresontative, (Congregationahst,) I nl0r0 imniodiatolv the ruinous efl'eota of drink ° le0ted U “ y tion0 ™ 1 B»P«rintondeuts, thoy tho committee on tho Church Suit, eonoluded 
‘ * . . ' would tuke tho field ; if not, let them back with the following resolutions : 


«■ doing good;- good on any from Wiseonsin, in giving the relative num- Homes, their wives, their children, tell 

ady on short notice-on orator hers of CougregatioualisU and N. S. l*reehy- th. story that “Father is a drunkard.” 

■pter sort— anything but a terians in that State, apologized for the ex- The memorial, however, puts the question 
H Jiintlee* reepeotaWlity.— oes* of the former over tho latter, and aver- uponjto financial, that is, its municipal as- 
ictionin Us sermon, and pray- red they bad not been unfair or over-zealous ()efl t«. The cost to the city is to be added to 
If 7 wouU m P roduom fl thrt unequal state of thing. ! u* oo.t wWch iuiividuals jay, to make out 
Witten M|l»r and confine Of all the olergy in the Northern State. ^ rato ut gaBt lemen who deal in 

garni peacher functions, oil among whom there are deservedly many greaj spirits are making “an honest living ’’ 0 

W{JM to Ito frauds as they umm, 1 suppom surpass or eqnal the o B y , . HopoH of tke Prisoner’s Commik 

»nd thoroughness toe, to the Wo* House of the Into Seooud 


“After the reading and approvul of tho onu sterling trait in tho b 
cords, Mr. Davis presented- a report from. * not ivon to chaQ go, Wo 

n iKinimtlfAn nn inn I Imank K!nU .mnnkulnil e 


Their homes, their wives, their children, toll 01ltj ^d the Conference would fill their places 

Aim.. -A At A 11 D. IL t.. .. J — 1 1 M .. * 


with other men.” — - - ^ — — tion of appeul from the decision of Judge 
Dr. MflClintock said he douhtod whether Nelson, ana the settlomentof the whole husi- 
i had authority, as the Disoinline now n . e8S at - New York, be referred to a oommis- 


“ Resolved , That tho deoislon of the ques- 
tion of appeal lVoin the decision of Juddo 


imuhtoreoen 
trthe AhoUtiou 
’ to the goesri m 


uppn its financial, that is, its municipal as- IjM M Hi Dboiplino now ^ oV^ve^^ inoludinX Bi^k A^rs 

peots. The cost to the city is to be added to t ^ i Bond JJiriiope to sen, and say at thatrlac^; and that the 6 case in Cinoia- 

the cost which individuals nav. to rnaka out , C 7 . . . to Afnoa * Sucl1 0 doubt exist- nati, in like manner, be referred to a comniis- 


that in forty years he h»* 
opinion, un urgument, s®. 
prejudioo, or a medieol ': 
would he all the time, train. 
or, Sub. Murm. Hyi-i or < 


the cost which individuals pay, to make out “ f T *? u “ Ir ‘ w ' ouuu u “ uuu >' «»“*■ >•> Uke manner, be referred to a oommis- 

. ■ . edmhismmdand in the minds of others, sion of five persons, inoluding the Book Agents 

the rate at which gentlemen who deal in aa d could not vote for the substitute. He at **i»t piaoe. 


llydrargyri Chloridum M<tl- 
Evidently, tlie Doctor 1 , 
liavo tho intrinsic worth * 


a and he could not vote for the substitute. He nt mat place. _ nave wa wpomu 

® preferred tlie proposition submitted by Dr. “JUyoloed, That tiid additional members of him to the favorable regain 
i L'.„ir — i ........... .i *i.. i.. enid convention to appointed by Imllot, and - . ti,. i.vdelei 


^ KandfW, to^mend the third reetriotive rule ^ fnU Conferenoe. The 


bS 3 


toe, to the W«*k House of the late Second l eowi to allow ef the iileetiea mitoiwarjr J power# tq act 


the one upon which he i* *5 


fK 4 




f l)f tlnn ©rlfiiits Cttristran JUmorntf. 



chinn|iion of skill, of power, but his Advocate Office, June 6. 

wl!CW eoR nre of very questionable worth to *3- rmon« miking ^mtftnnm will pleane mo Hint 

nsrty Two of his victories nro equal lhr * ,r * noknowiedged. 

Sent. He throw* "into violent- opposi- W 

L . B d action, individuals ntul parties which ^!T. *± . 00 

by a milder course bo quieted, satislied, ftA ^ 

e . J Wn vnninm *#» sav that, his n 7 R*v • J. W. Kill*, Jr. : n. *., Daniel 0. ‘Rancher, 

nr gained over. no venture xo say umx nis 0a i ulT ,„ 0i Buniu ; r county ; A la.j n. *., w. T. 

lection inyesta 'tho Methodist side of the Chspuni, Wrttnbtclt, K«npra county, mim, ic« 

Loan 11 ton 'P or “ nd t l ,,alit - v a Sf in8t a bo 

which it «i» be easy for the. Uy-ropresinta- 

lire side ,0 mako hoadway. Henceforth they " 3, M , f" T l pj,Y' f ,J orm " n : w 0 •' or >i'n', Oolnutbui. 

•nk« -warded moro as tho opponents of By Bra: J. s. Hugh'm r n. »., B. F. Moorir, n. «. I.. B. 

„ . . rwi than tho advocates of ft chnnee ny n*r. isaiua wach. n. »., mi™ k. a. SorniU : 

Doctor twnu, ft n. WllltaiSitl., Center 1-. 0., Ca« county, 

n Church policy. Wo do not bcliovo that WO Tomi J, n. *.-.8. Brown, Dingcrltrlil.TItui county, 

. . l. mihlic opinion in tfio Mctliodist ny Ror. o. it. iiiun , n.nioi n. ctnrk, wm. r. 

mistaao P u ”‘ r Brown. J. l>. Tnrnrr. U. W. Collier, n. 0. M. 

, Cook, Mnrln Dyer, Tuikaloou, Alt , 18 50, and on 

thuren. . • ... account 1 50.:... 7? 18 00 

if mov bo that one troublo at a time wilt Byj w.shorwi n . t k. i>o», ricwnnt mu, 

Itnwyv* . Dallni county, le« 2 00. 

Uranknned bf»t: in that caso the intiuonoo Byltcr. Z Dowling : n. ».. J. II. MoLenn. tail w. 

wrecaoucu. i Mooro.Mobllo, All..... , 8 00. 

.r the editor elect upon tho t hurch-t>uit By Her J. IV. McCann : n. i., Robert A. Clark, III,, 

(‘OBimitteo will be against ttppenl. Butihdtod o oo 

1 appeal bo taken, and tho Doctor get fairly *~* 

• nW fight after'his old stylo of bitter person- m. , e iiiiwm Andoreon a no 


h» Nr r« Ammihi.t.— 

Mny -1 —Tho New flchool ProsbyterlnnGnnflrsI Assembly 
Ten*tK>inblpd thiw morning, and. after tho preliminary ex* 
cyplucu. n rofolullon of thnnks was nioYctl by the lloti. 
Mr. Ilascnll to tho Rot. Mr. Barnes, for hi a sermon bofhro 


.. II *»“*• A’**' I'at IUI mn Ptraui'fii I'l'H'ti’ 

trie ns*ombIy< nnd -requesting n cony fbr publication. 
Thla led to n spirited dVlmte, Dr. Wlsner, Dr. Human. Rev. 
Mr. Pollock nnd others, olOcctlDK to It* printing, r* being 

1iniii*i'i'i,,J.ii,l ti. i . i..i. t .... • . . " 


Foreign Nows by the Cambria. 

Tbr Biltlmoro Sun contains tho followln( tflrsrsplc »b- 
•liwct or tho now. bronght by tho Ounnrd • t.mmrr Com. 
brio, arrived at ItallOik on tho Soth nit. : 


Teleqra l’nic Itjcmh. 


« t the (Milne 


tinprrpcdentcdj.thd on cuntnlnlng Tlonn end cxprepMoun 
to irnirli the nwcnibly did not d«<tlre to b«* (‘oiumlllfd. 


Per. Dr. Smith. Roy. Mr. Hnwter. Rot. Mr. Woodruff, 
nnd other*. ndTocntcd tho publlontion n« due to the Ivor ned 
nnthor. nhd ns n ronmrknbly clenr nndMtl/>f*ctory expre*. 
el on of truo Prcsbytorlnn doctrine. The molulion wn* 
nnnlly Indefinitely postponed, with the undei Mending 
,ri 1 10 Bern,on 1* to be printed unofflclnlly. 

The addressns of tho dolCgnto* from fpbmspondlng 
hodloe wore received— Ror. Mr. 'Aim** roproNontlng (inn-’ 
noctlcut ; Rev. Mr Onrpentor. Mnssnchuwltfl ; Hot. Mr. 
nnllnco, Not? Hunipshlro ; Rot. A. H. Olnpp. Vermont : 
IjtJT. Mr. lllAke, Mnlne ; Rov. Mr. Miles, Wisconsin j nnu 
Hot. Mr. Dogrfott, NewYurk. • These nddressen were Tory 
Irnternnl, nud were Imndsomely responded to by tho* 


kxui.ANR. 

'to^.T Pr ^!! < ' l V. 118, of 1 ’ ur 1 ,I " m, ‘? t ^ " f couslilomhlo In* 
forest. A motion wbk mstlo In tlio House of Comnmnson 

,n,0 a lh “ or "Juration pursued- 

■M . smcntiuiont wn* added to con- 


■m a ' H n i n mm - f 

TTT.TYawsbCir.'.. 

tSI 


r-i 


. . /\n nniriiaiituiik ires R'ltlid III pan. 

»ldt r the hill to repeal the Mnyiiooth College endowment Tlou "J° n Hodge fi. f, 
niid nil other gmnts for religious Instruction. Third ballot, Cass 1 




itXT 1 ' tan * >'*•' 

The (InVKVIininf.l lwt.H.la 4,. » II I A _ Oinnk 1. 


F,nne la. Rlrklnson 1, blnnk 1. 

110, nuObnoan M, Smiglaa III, Marry 


imil't" 1 '' "* w v°a«".«»TBaD*Y, 
AMVKIOA, (St.).... r., lyoToa,. saTunfAT. 


f. y . 


Au<i'rall!i nTCTan "" 11 10 'f'" 1 ' “ >uliltary force In 


NBW ORLKAKS MARKETS. 


Firth, sixth nnd in, rcntli bnllnta, mil, 0 |„ ne V, 

of T „\^^; , Ar"r n ^, l Vn rr Xu^ B .?i‘ rn,pa “ "" aoTu M V r V"; *• »'*«» 

Tho militia bill WO. .tin W|„, rtlwuMrd In Barllamcnf ‘ A,| ...V'l'I'T I 'J i,H ' a > Blcklmon 
without any (IocIsIto notion harlnif hem Httnin...i Adjourned to 4 o clock. 


n. 

ibiti.. In lb. wm,, inaoth, ^ „ f 


0< .. 

Bftlrc and 
'"Pflf "f - 
are but IlmltM. 


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iimernni. nmi were handsomely responded to by tho* 
Blodefntor. who alluded with great force to the ancient 
relations of these several occU.-slastlcM bodies, nnd reclpm- 
cated nil the kind expressions uttered. 


w re.u 0,,t H,l J doclsfte notion hnvlng hern Httnined ’ Adjourned to 4 o'clock. cntlna the ndrpnt nf tn. 

Is fX^'tB'r, wh,rh . w r purchased for A70.000. tbo »"*'-nese.nhllng of the OoiiTentlon, tho ninth bnl- fair rJqt.est nnd nribes 

Howard, of 11, o .hip AaBOTatton. hat mad. a T ‘ ‘ /T!™ 8, b M.rny 20. lawoa haro l»3tol.r.bl 


WO bolievo that the result will bo 

rither a radical change in the constitution of 

the Church North, or anothor separation Arrival of the Philadelphia. 

(to*V body. Wc judgo of the futuro by LA'TER FROM CJluronlvi.l. 

the post. ” News from Australia and tho Sandwich 

Dr. Bond has beon a prominopt actor in Islands. 

i J-Ata'.lh'oo wbiul, fill, Muflindiut K The * lt ' nn " 1 ' l l' rbllndrlphla. Cnpt. JIcOowou, nrrlvvj 

It »ly dimculties which tho Methodist K. , vt „„ n | D|i ^ A(p i n „ aU , , Itav „ M ; briugipg tbo oaji. 

Church has had to meet. In each, Ili8 policy fornla m.u.yo tlm 3d nit., a laqjo uumbor of pnascugcr, 
,.• > A„u tl,„ r„c„lt hod and n .mall amount of gold du.t on freight. -Tho I’bll.- 

kis obtained. And ovory time the result has do | 1)hu> lrfl A , p | ownI | on th „ o Tcn | nB of tlm 23th utt.. nmi 

{Madioastrous to the unity of tlio body and Itarana on tho erralng of tholit in«t., arrlrlnd at Iho 
. tin . .rt South West Pass yesterday morning. 
bftS limited UncbangOttbly tho extent O »er tinned States stcumshlp <l Sarnnnr. ? ’ Cnpt. Pendergrast 
inflaence. H for instance, it woro important Airlred Bt Havana on tho morning ol tho 1st Inst., (from 
. .. , , . . , * 1 A. SUn Jutm del Norte.) and will sail In n few days for Philn- I 

thsi sheshoald contend ngamsfc Blavery, wlmt d( , Iphin . 


GeKKRAL^HTKLLIO EN« 


Ihupub - 

Dr. Bond has been a prominopt actor in 


Hot. Mr. Boman Introduced ar«.olutlon that tbo a.Rom. 
bly procure a block nf inarblo for the Washington Monu- 
ment, to beflir the following inscription : ‘'Tne Ueneral 
Asserablr of tlio Presbyterian Church In tho United States, 
met. nt Wnahlngton, 18.V2’’ — nnd that each member of the 
assoinhly giro ono dollar for the purpose. The resolution 
elicited some remarks, nnd wn* passed— the R«>. Mr. Eck- 
imra. Jncnb Uldeon nud (!arter Rrnxton, Es«|s., being np- 
n committee to carry it Into effect. 

The election of delegates to foreign bodies took plnco In 
■tbe afternoon . the Rev. Dr. Ilnlficld being chosen for the 
ftpnorul Association of Connecticut ; the Rev. Dr. Cnmp- 
bell to MassachusettH ; Rev. Bliss Hnwlay to Maine ; Rev. 
R. A. Bfnith to NewIIampMiiro, etc. 

Tlie report on.'Cburcli extension was then taken up. 
atld the Rev. Mr. 8t lllmnn.. of Iluffalor moved tho adoption 
of the first section, relative to the education of- the mln- 
* ^ ri ‘ ( l u,rt ' a CACh presbyt ery to present the subject 

to all the eliurehcs, and ofctnih an annunl contribution, 
and to find out nnd sustnin suitable young men lor edu- 
cation Each convention Is also to hsve a standing pom- 
miltcu of the Ueneral Assembly ; nnd this committep shall 
eniploy a salaried se*r.ctary to attend to this work ; each 


tl*n , i i ,, WarU, , flf \r r p “enovntlon. has made a 
ueposUlon concerning Iho phlps seen by him In the Ice, 


Our market continue- In tho same inactive £tc no- 
llimd Inrt wrek, ttu llmltw.t bndn.w dn!n« .1.1.1, lmf|. •*** OaTtl,« 
eating the advent of the dull season. Gotten tins been In 
fair request, anil prince bnv* been but little affected by 
the recent European accounts. Tobacco, Sugar and Mb- 




088053. 


supposed to have beon Franklin's. He thinks they w«m 8n,n0tl 


It Is rumored that Lord Glengall succeeds Karl Knlboti- i 


i .ii 4 ' nn 11 Mnr °J 20 Inwwo* have l»een tolerably stcadv as U thecaae win. 

dn.d 1. ^ I,lu ' 1 '« n 'Hl 1. and r)nii B |„ l.ard, amt auma other arUolre of FrotWnn.. Flour, hZ’- 

Kinrmtihuiint n mi w«r, Is rather lower. Wo refer, however, for nartlmits*. 


ale ns (lovernor-Oenornl 


eh.nije ' “ th 1> ‘" 0fcS ‘ h ■ n, WM b " t Tho no*t .taomer hy which w. may P1| *t la.., ad. 

^ Kmirtrenth hallut. fl.„ „ no „ nd „ u#hMUB SToST. raCe0M 

Fifteenth twllot, all unrhauged V " . * i^Th ~ T '"’ 8 '" k »«h a good demand 

till Later from the Convention. ‘ Monday comprised some WOO bales, at eteady Pfioca for 

1 m.tiMoak, .June 4, 10 o'clock fiO mlhutos a. m. Ih ® Mrlnt middling to uitdUUng Mr (luallUM. whleh were 
foltowInrtT'T 1 °" u*T. mbled l, ' ,M “ lorn,n K nni J the parilcularly scam* and almost Impossihlo to find, except In 
f Uowlng I. tlm re.,, It ,,f the el;,hle«nth hjfflot 1 Call M, »«t*. Qn Tuerday a fair dainuuil rr.iilled |7«I„ 

I r 1.1. tlnunla. 80, Jtarey 28, llnller 1, Ilou.toh.il. n f>A>0 h»lal'. and Urn murkol gen .rally rhowlug 
Urn, 1.1, Ulcklu.on 1. I, , t le or „„ Cmnge, W«ln.,d,y, ahmft mCu tb^ 

^Later from the Convention. A " ,fc 8 "CVU known to be In and iHt favorable, null 

ll.i.TiMouMjane 4. In eimieiiueneo llm Im.lnn.. or that day wn. mnBnwl to 

ronT " ,t,on hnilinl .even ballottlng. thlHlornlng. f' 00 *»•*•«, taken lu tho rnrly part of Iho day On Thure- 

J Ml' iMi'ill v.fr.m tii .1 l...^i,_ .. .1 .... * uu omwip 


FRANf’B. f 

The feto at Paris on tho lOtli" of May was purely mill 
tary, comd.lluR of ro.ouo lroo|,j. with a half a million o ' 
nM 0,1 r»j m '’ lrnn R ,,^ ' , spectators. 

lUePrioco President Napoleon arrived on the ground 
at niwn, at the head of a brilliant staff, and reviewed the 
"H'' proiwnted sliimlnrds to tho Colonels, sur 
mounted by the Imperial eagle, 
t. 4i -^f. ,,nn " ulwp 'iu' , ntry addressed thd army, saying thht 
eagle.. adopted by tho Einfcor Nnpoleon. 
r.. h0 ln ' ,t „ “Iflklog emblem of Iho regeneration and 
Imuiltf l } Gl^npponr.'ri with hor misfortunes, 
and ought to return when Franco had recovered from her 
***, n F aiu mistress of herself, seeming uo 
longer to repudiate her own irlorv. 


ngntnst foreigner hut as’n symbol of independence" 


presbytery to npply Its contrlbutions to tlielr own candi- 
dates, ami pny over tl»e surplus (o the secretary'of the 


t h.. .mre mi. V 1 V : rj . * 1 'o'oqwoueure, ns i - .... nuviuii uns uati seven 

riiuu.;;i;; I Tha 

ueiennn or tin, i.»vt,i. ...... .... x... * . . 


rOrlwuu 


ms & sH 


IS the Inst striking emblem or Iho' regeneration ami ;' ,Uo i wln R tlm result qf tho e|gbt(>enth ballot: Unss Ofl mixed lists. On Tuesday n fair demand 

A ^ ouihMo r 1 . 11 . 00 l f di>, L "PP rar '; u * ,th *" 5r misfortunes, J ,uol, gf n 8r *- I)0U K>"? f»0, Marcy 25, Butler 1, 1 1 oust oh 11. °f!W00 Ulas'. prices and tbe murkeL c. 

' return t’ r an c » had recovered rron. b«r bnno 1.1, Dlcklnsoh 1 * llttlo or no dL,™ n„ u-. V, , 8 

fen s and was again mistress of herseir, seeming no , r ^ . or ' ° c,mn8 °' 0n Wednesday, . 

, R pr repudiate her own glory. ^Ajator from tho Oonvantioil. ‘^ |l 8 •'Prices were known to be In and d 

n'eaTr 1 ^ 0 ! t,,on ’ these eagles not as a menace „„ RAi.TiMonsgibnc 4. ln cwnseqUonco tlm bnslnes- of that day 


Assoniblyrt Committee. -1110 different, theolrglenl semina- 
ries itre also. tVijuired to 6erid up nununl reports to tho 
Assembly. 

Rov. Mr. Miles defended tho report at great length 
agninst objections arising from the fen r thatTt would pro- 


ilefenoo of the emblems so often led 
tory. M 


to uio, ir nocu be In i,., » a# (bllows : Cass 84, Du- 2000 bales found purebasers, factors showing. iwfet.tMs t . 

by our fathers to vie- , " " \ 'J ^ ^ ,P ’ Mnrpy 1,ullor 24 ' Houston 10, l(,w ' ird8 doeo of tho day c*|*clally, a disposition to 
' t.»uoH,Dlckln.o„l. . •. ell at .lightly rmluccl rata.. Vr.torilay’a bu.lncre tn* "‘•"SfllKil fc . 


n^iiiiifii. iiiijeeuiins arising irom me renr mat tt would pro- 
duce collisions with other bodies, and tln»,t It Is sectarian. 

Rev. Mr.. Hotchklh desired to knOw how the proposed 
plan differs from nn ecclesiastical board. 

Rev. Mr. Noyes wished to know whether It W “ H the de- 
sign to ro-lnvigoratu nn existing syslem or’to substitute a 
new ono. i 


the cr/^ 1 *” WIW immidiaU,| y placarded throughout . 

I. J snif *’y t ho Arctibl.linn of Tarl., nmnlior- Mr - Webster i 

te *r- 

t? cr I °'”' , ' s hnd were also distributed. Hr.NTi.KMrx— I notlco an nrl 


’ * ,n on 1 K wn at slightly reduced rates. Yertwday's business In- 

— cl,,dpd Fom,! billed, at rates about }iC6)H tor tho 

Mr. WebBtor in the Right mlddEng nnd lower qualities than on Monday, tho 

■ NKwOai.r.1,,. Juno J 1343. I, !“ l, ' r t Ihm ,Mr ^lt X , botng hot llUle 

■"•n. Rililort qf tht Cmrtnt : ' affeetod. Thus, tho sales of the week sum up 16,000 

tli.MTi.Mirv— I notlco an artlilo In your uumbor of thl. l " k " n n '<wUy Ibr Kufblw, and n portion olio for 


rri.. •. , , — : wore nuiu uismiffiiru. -- — W...O.V uuuivnr ui mu - . . • ’ 

Tho 4 resbknt was well received; the Infantry cried morn,n «- which originated with a corrcsi.ondcnt of tho , N * ' fhB ^‘P 1 " •* P«rt 8 inco tho 1st 

vs . rt, ' h 8 <r!" .«» - *"'■>« «■» 


Dr. Duffield and others sustained the report, biit pond- 
ing the discussion, the Assembly adjourned until to-nmr- 
row. j 


and tbe operatives of Faubourge HL Antoine, on the con- rounds nf L ™ . , \ nppt aT * 10 ™ K n,n K th « 

tmry. notified their employers that thev would work In- '• ° f lh ° P n P‘‘ rH - T, . d8 * r Uolo calls In quostlon tho 

fitted of being present at the feta. accuracy of Mr. Webster's leurnlng In matters purely Ht- 


I the value of ft polioy which forevor lifts T,,K Mmta.— The nows.from the mines Is encouraging. 

...... and continual improvements nro being made in tho faclll- 

hnt her out from access to noth mnster and ties for getting out gold. 


It is surprising thftt the- General Bteamkii WixriEtn S cott on Fu«r.— ' Tho steamshlgfWIn- 

« I- \T» LU U /b nn^rxA ’.rx *u„ flcd Hcott took while lying at San Francisco on the 2-1 

Inference North should ha^c 80 fteted in tho ult ndnt ono time, she was In Imminent danger of being 

of all paBt experience.. .. codnimed. The damage, howeTcr. was not great. 


kw of all paBt experience.. 


totoion Circuit, E. Texas Conference. 


I -Dear Duo. McTvwbe: Wo hnvo some 


^aoitnr.p.— Dr. E. J. Rutter, Burgeon of tho I'. 8. ship 
Vincennes, was drowned at San Francisco, on the 28th of 
April. He was about to sail for homo on a visit to his 
family, from whom he had been absent two years. 
RnroaTr.n Ml bdeu or a BaKd of SKnrNAtir.n*.— -TlioBan 


times in Jefferson Circuit. Tho good Fnoci ^ Herald says: ‘‘Mr. John McOomb. of Gregory’s 
***** i vorkiu this part of his- 


Mill vineyard. There have' been, during tho of an entire band of screnadcrs known us Donaldson's, ln- 

irrtcnk J«r, some ten conversions, und about eluding his nephew, who.was one of the compnny. while 

ftsofiTwrinna hv lottor nnd nrohntion Wo on the from Sha,,tl1 to Hha,t “ Multo clt T' 

[fly MeemonR ny letter ana proDntion. v\ o anxlety [H lolt for tho arrlvftl of furthor intelligence.” 

n preying and laboring foiv a general ren- A „ 1VAL 01 . A , 0Tllr „ c , lrr , : „ 

bur. — The clipper ship 

|I. Pray for Its. ^ ours in Christ, Eclipse, Capt. Hamilton, arrived at Ban Francisco on the 

Samuel Lynch. 2(1 ”H- ln d®J 8 New York. Bhe made the trip 

m , from NcwYork to Valparal«<’ in fio days, and frem tho lnt- 

'Mmuzmes for June.— T he Ladies’ Re- ta “ ^ Hw ^ d8 »’* 

oeitory, Godey s l^ady’s Book, Sartoin s Union a OiuxLsr. Rark.— T he Herald has advices that n real 

(inline for this month, tiro at hand. For ch,nM< ‘ bark hnd Wl,lc ’ d fn ? a MauiUa for ^ nn FrancUco 
^ ' with 121 passengers. - 

reuty.of illustration, neatness nnd tasto of A 0 „ mmu „, c ,u 0n from s .cr« m c„to, a,sST a,, hi 23, 


doty, of illustration, neatness and tasto of I 


ifpogruphicnl execution, and, doubtless, for “i* : 

, , , AA ' I rrxx In tho 8 p n a Ie tbJ« morning tho Special Message or the 

mdable matter, they are ne plus ultra - Tho Governor, relative to tho grent Increase of Asiatic 4-ml-* 
. r Al A . , Al g ration to this 8t«te, Is being road. The Governor re- 

mprovement ot tlio .times may be correctly commends that some effective and salutary measures be 


. Anotiii n SrATF-.— A wrlter.in oue “of the Northern pa- 
pers, speaking of iho prospective Ineu-nso in the nuitilur 
of States, says : It Is not. Improbable that beforo the ex- 
piration of a year Oregon will apply for ndinlsj-lon Into the 
Union ; tho northern portion having nlrendy the requisite 
population to form a Btnte, leaving tho southern portion 
still a Territory of the United States. Ualifqrniu may be 
rich In gold nnd other minerals, hut the elements of moral 
power, based on tho development of Industry, hy a 
sturdy and laborious population, uro accumulating faster 
in Oregon. Oregonians w ill bncomo the Ynnkors of the 
Pacific coast, nnd from Puget nmi Nootka Bounds will 
start the expeditious nf the modern Argonauts. What n 
pity We have not got the coal dip of Vancouver’s Island. 
TJio island of Vancouver holds a posltlbn in regard to the 
North American oontfnnnt; »hot unlike that of Great 
nritai^in regard to Northern Europjj. 

From Vknkxi’ki.a.— T he New York Tribune Is in receipt 
of the Corrto ilr Caracas noil the Rrjiuhlirana to April 21. 
All is tranquil In. tho country. President. Monngns hnd 
applied to UongrcL for approprUtlous sufficient to semi a 
(’barge d ! Affaires to New-Gronado. nnd another to Spain'. 
He hns alffo in a s'peclal message, dated April 22, proposed 
military preparations on aejHMjnt of, tho attempt of Florvs 
in Ecuatlor. He regards the expedition of that adventurer 
as prompted by Kuropenn conspirators against the Repub- 
lic* of Amcrion. If? desires that Congress shoubl.flx the 
mimher to which the army shall be rnlsctl in c;iso of nn 
Invasion, decide what act shnil be considered as a declara- 
tion, of wnr. whether Iho President shall command the 
army in person, nmi wjiat tJiall be the course of tlio go- 
vernment iu the event that the progress of the war should 
remove the army Into the territory of other SJpte*. Con* 
grostrwRH to take early action on the niessage. • - 


* n * door8 for three days, nnd on prar y* »ml points out purtlfenlnrly what is oonsiclered n 070,161 h* 11 ’ 8 ' 
lunsday fifteen thousand attended a irrand ball at th* blunder nk t.i. ^ ... .44..^..^ A . C . n . - . 


" w tfrt* lM t yi'.r, .ml nt all tho lint tod Btatoo (Kirta 
thrro 1. no* an tntreato, ooroparod with loot jonr. of 







fAtafiM k’ f ■ * 4 dvu«d 

J!: :. 


Tulleries. Wcdnesdpjr 11 hnnqunt 


twWAiliS; “*!*>*. In attributing' to Br. Jo^onxhat tnf.rlor 

1 wft - Slvon to eight .hould haw bon, oUHtmtod to (lohl.mlth | foF, thn 7® Llr “, . 


hundred gonerals and rtlpcrlor 


nil t mI ! * * 'V i “ F * 1 1 1 ’ Iu ^‘ rinr baswritten to M. Arando. wril,T ’ ih *. °0uplct Is taken from the Travel l#b/ It ^i U iS7aa|i:*’ ‘ ’ * 

rt™J l ! l,im Of nllefclanco to the I'rcsldent W0ldd ho out of iihteu nt this time to enter lnt.. n ...... a ° 0d M *ddllng^ .. . .D.H®10 


exempting him from oath of nlleglancs to the I'rcsldent. 

Uen. Uhnngnrnler has ref.is.d to take the oath of alle- 
glanre. and. .writing from Malincs. lie says Ihnt .Naii»|i:on 
repeatedly atteinpted to make hbn swtTve from Ills duty, 


would bo out of place at this time to enter into a deft) not 
of Mr. Webster's literary attainments. Ilut whoever 
shall, tnko pains to examine that point, will find that, 


Fair nominal. I 

Good Yalr,. nominal, I 
Good and Finn...,,. nominal. [ 


COTTON AND TODiCCO STATEMENT. Cld*» • '»’*bhi : 7’v 

Stork on hand 8«pl. 1, oiflji"" VU, 1 ” 

Rt c lved sinco.c l.:tb0J20<t ftG.WW \«lv*V ........ 1 to 


urtilAiaiVie* -r 

raMa«LVtL 1 is 


88H U 'H ( J ln *»ls ambitious designs. Ha also charges Uin,, K^ Gils great man Is particularly dlHtlngulHhed^s u 



proof against the Prorildent's bribes. 

A letter Irgm fount Clmmbourg. calling on the Legitl- 


th ’f 'ir l r since ,H r° DK f ,n r nj °Z S ' ■ } ™** n *- ' ' 1 wLlABOO r> l!S>-6O,0or 

•the fall of the Empire. He also proposed to endow it with ilJui . , J He may bo lu^a ftunll- ljjW2T5 too® 

euoiniouH pi cuniury advantages. He also arcuses Nupo- ,nr ^“h contemporary authors than some of us who look Exported to dato 1,205.805 44008 ' 

iminf° P i ,rJ V7,' a {| d c ' ,n R ra ^ u ^ u G' p himself that ho was up to the giddy height to whleh he has climbed from a •• y^terday. . . ; . 6|8aO-.lAo2,DH 1.245-»46.038 

I gainst the I resident* bribes. dktanco far bonanUi ; but snoh Writer* M Bhakspettro, 8top ^ «n hand not cloorod .twpSV ^oyo 

Milton U„d 1-op,, nro .> tAiUlar to him a. hmnwhotd TOBAOCO-W. h.». ugain o good wtant of t,n.lno.«l„ 


UK' >- S,- W. 

TMfMur i?* • 


nmt at| tel tto° ,llke tl1 ' 0 " ll, ^* lls «llt“oc. i. attracting ’ r "d. n r ' It thk^ i s ” *' llou "‘' 110111 TOIIACCO-W,, Imrg ugain n good . xtant of bu.lnr„ln 
gnat attention. word., nor dolboltrv. there Isa.IngV lino In mm of tha Tobacco market, and a rontluuad drmand forcsimrt 

• Th.'o Irlr ,.'r Al ' , ANI ! ? I SS,A - ““Jt -ptlior. which would not bo rrcognl.nl hy hint >1 Which h.4 onnUad holder, to maintain prior, with Ann. 

the coui,iot 

M liiinMrot. nmi. the Bun. nmi Iho i-xprctod arrival of tho khd., Including OHO yc.tarday, Which wa parUentaHn » 

lnal< ' ato Umt >->" Tl.lt rrloto. to-liuol. :,II"W .mall.nf all that hnnmn hoart. onduro, foll °w» ; 200 at 3 13-1(1®!-. , 270 good at — • Ml of 

Tm^rSotToT twenty.,,. „„. d Hungarian, ^ ’ rhl * h I ” »» “ ^ 

puMlclynm.nl tothognllowicat Vienna, appear tho nnnn,’ '‘--otrd In Iho lato apccoll nt Fnnoull Hull, U from Dr. 1 I Mat!,,' , 160 at — , and 00 nt 8J!®M $ ft. 
nrcount Alexander Tricky nnd Count l-ulaky: John, on. nnd not from l)r. Goldsmith. For. though It I. -Vo ndrnnflo our figure, a little, and qlidtat For Luted 

tMUirnTfor Ilr\.'mcn° US MrW '' J “ UrC ’ dl ' D lh,! f ’ 1 ! 1 lD,t ' * ' |UoUll,,n frnm lh " Trareller, it wa. not written by the S «® 8 N I Loaf, Inferior to Common, Lath | Fair to 
TUSCAN r aulhhr nf that poem, but by hi. (Mood. To all pereon. Fluo, 8®6>f ; Choice and Bolcrtiofia, tl®0>f | Moron 

Th.. (trend Duke orTureany hoc oboll.hcd the ronrtltu- !?“ UI * r wllh * U " hl ' tor F of Trurellcr, It I, known Uo ’ m, T' V »• 
lion khd restored matters as they were in 1848. 1 mt ^ ' J°^ nton fioTiithed ( ioldtmith with nine Unrs.auti SUGAR— Tho market, with moderaf* receipts and 


x J At’ftTHl.V AND RF881A. .. n J» i; 

1 The advices from (’«ntral and Bniithern Europe prlnei- 
£2 i hM f *ui l 4°4 th v. n)nv,,,n «'« t '' of the Emperor of Itussln. In tlio p 
an d Mm visit t P > lenna. The arrival at Vl.-nna of Prince critlcUm 
udisgratt nnd. the Ran. and t he expected arrival of the crlt,clMn 
Duke of Bordeaux. Indicate that his visit r*lnt..« to “ How s, 


Duke of Bordeaux. Indicate that his visit relates to husi- 
uess rather than pleasure. 


A ____ * r — That part which laws or kings can cniiso or euro ! M wuion tiu at — . 12 1 

tbllcly affixed ttrt lie gi’llowTat Vh-im^p^ quoted In Iho Into speech at Fanoull Hull, it from Dr, °^ ct i 43 ^ 4^.’ 

fount Alexander Tricky and Count l’ulsky: Johuson. nnd n6t from Dr. Goldsmith. For, though It Is advando our fig 


publicly affixed 
of Count Alexai 


TUSCAN V. 

The Grand Duke of Tuscany lias abolished tho constitu- 
tion Ahd restored matters hm they were iu 1848. 

INDIA AND CHINA. 

i ; h0 4 I ” d ‘\>u a » has arrived with Trieste and Calcutta 
antes to the 7th of April, nud China to the 25th of March. 
4i -x. r out brea ks Imd occurred in I udln. and nn expedi- 
tion find sailed to attack a rungoou. 


that the couplet which Mr. U’rltlv yuo/erf, and which he a»- ft 'W' 1 8look . (chiefly In tho hands of speonlatow,) has 
( rihrd to l)r J.. if included in the nuuthrr. I would flilti fist- nm,lltn lncd ill stcadlne#, and soiln 1600 hhd* barn l»een 


ter myself that this correction might be a caution tocrlt- * old ut 41in Of the following quotations : flay fbr 
lea to adopt tho advice of .lean Jacques Rousseau, narer In f( riornnd Common, U'-ildihi ; Good Common, 4 J,'(®4^; 


It 

m 


to crltldM »n author more learned than thorn, olrre. Fnlrtofully I'alr, 4;(®6\ ; Prim, and 0holco, SX®0,Vf! 

Otherwise they mav. ns In the com of the critlrt wit* tin. UMk- » I 1 


The 8t. Louis Republldan of tho 20th nit., contains a 0Uww1m . a >*y may, ns In tho caso of the critic who lias I V .j h ; 


i . .i . j . A. , . . adopted to check this class of emigration. He refers to 

L j)y tho ftdv&IlOO in this uoptirtmont the fact that a large proportion or this emigration nre 
r what ar^commonly denominated Coolies. The Governor 

I periodical utoraturo. Is of opinion that there contracts of Chines© speculators 

' —a—— should not be respected by the authorities of tliia Btnte, 


, The Chinamen have addressed a long let tor to the Gov-. 

Obituary Notice 4 . ernor > ,n wh,oh the y respectfully, expostulate with him in 

. regard to hla course. 

rw-„ A i * t» I* * . t AaaivAL of the Clifper Sure Chai.lenof. from China. 

WXi>— IVflenlhe good and lovely Of earth The Herald of the 3d says, the splendid clipper ship Chal- 

is, wtienUiom who loved them with inteuBOdt 

flection havo ca8t tho last look of anguish tance in one day was 300 miles ; greatest net gain in one 

1 tlu. 1- i 1 x • 11 day. 335 miles : greatest speed per hour, 10 miles; nvernge 

1 ino CfieorieftS grave, now desolato would log the whole time per hour. 10 miles; average on through 

uni*, how utterly miserable, but for the ^ChtaX'liL^re. Bh ' , COm " ‘ n b * u *' t ' " ,d 
trilling accents which fell from the Saviour Bloo.-h -iv.h Vxnoxux.— The u. s. .loop-of-war v.n- 

f the world, announcing for the first time d “ ll “ V*md «t s.n Fr.noi.co. on th. 2a u|t . bringing 
St death Is not mi eternal sleep ! ^ fI ? m ‘ ho s “ l, . w !f (oAI ‘ rrh 

m, , . 1 . 1 . Thf. Indians.— I ntelligence from Shasta says ; *• During 

1 llWe thoughts crowd upon our minds 111 the past week tho Indians have displayed their usual lu- 
*fonning tho melancholy tftBk, tho paying dustry in the commission of depredations against the 

ill laid tribute to atho memory of Mrs. P™ 1 **/ So f.r ho.r^irom. 

,, „ t ' r r. 1 four animal, haro been stolen from this rlrlnlty within 

uttLihE S. Bowman, wife of Rev. James n [p „tf W j,,,. It h. prob.blr that wo hare not hcani 
0tman. Tho deceased was l>orn 27th April, of ail that haT© hem taken.' 1 
817. and died in Tensas parish, La.. 12th of 11,01 AT SlonAMrjrTp. A serious fight occurred at Sac- 

liv mo L n l Ai.re , roin,,llt0 ' during which two men, ono of the Jo. Chanirau. 

tty, 1852. She early gavo to God the Wesbot. Ni-Hher of th'4m\ however, were killed. 


Natchez Ixstitctk Hall.— O n Saturday lip- 2!»tli ult.. 
the corner stone of tho Nntchrx Institute Hall was’ laid in 
the city of Natchez, in presence pf a lur^e eoncourseof elt- 
iiensnnd the Masonic frtitt-rnliy, with imposing ceremo- 
nies, Gen. Quitman /ind Judge Dubulsson delivered ad- 
dresses on the occasion. H 


telegraphic report of tho proceedings of Congress on the dnrt, ' d fnm ‘ b,H P crch to P luck * *«’ a ther from the soaring 
27th And 28th. which we copy : add another to tho numerous example* which 

' W<s„moTON, May 27. Glustrate tho truth of tlm saying of Pope, that 

v s,:N *Tt — A memorial from the Society of Friend* in “ A Uttle learulug 1* a daugerous thing.” E. E. 
New hng Bml. woti prerented, asking for tlio repeal of the 
fugitive slave law. . - 


Wasiiinoton, May 27. 


fugitive slave law. - 

Mr Sumner nrocmled to explain it, when tint Chair 
called him to order. 


herwiso tin y may, n* In the cn*o of the critic who lias 

trted from hi* perch to pluck a leather from the soaring *' cwa ’ M ™«'*lpt*, 212fi hhd» and bbla-Hixportl, 8<^ Fruit, ’5ho«, ,j 
gle. but add another to the numerous example* which Gul ’ and bbis. lCEh^ini'Y. Z Z' 

ustrntc tho truth of tlm saying of Dope, that MOLA88K8— Tho market for this article ba* Underfono j*- 18 m* — ( 

*' A little learning 1* a daugerou* thing.” E. E. lll ^° cllttn 8i'i »»d most of the week’* receipts (say "j pj 

• [N. 0. Orctocnt. V bla ) lmvo found purchaser* at a range of 23/5)204 gw**** • • — ^ . 

v . , for fermonllng, nnd 20X®27>ty fbf prime and refold— CunwIiSSJ I 

Mr. Wf.ihti r and PoF.Tnv.— Tho Hon. Daniel Welter, 171011811 chol c° *ota havo occarionally brought** coot or dijSS’iJl*,* Z. L ’ 


An exciting debato ensued, and tho memorial wa* laid a Hlu>ugh well versed In International laif, nnd cohstltu- tWo moro ' 

Tlin Bra .uh.ediientlv ,„„k "J >1 » "" 


bbll— export fl, 08, 


Tlin Hi.nalre x.,1 m . at a . . . . aiv«aa»i aiiumi, il iijijuhiip. iinwgronu noniUWIIni ri|S(y IP lUO r-.,»re- w«>--a. yW io, vg, , 

au(l ncyoururj wlt^u7 taking tho 1 (m«itan'' llC Onr,r h® 1 ' Homo month, ago n Boaton bookwonn FhODK— Prlo.1 gayo way .lightly In th. early pari of 

it.. .. . - . . * * cancrht. him- (rlnnlnv with Mlltnn nn,l .. the Week, nnlwllliatinillnif m belt... ..mU 


Dedication.— A new Odd Fellow* Hall wa* dedicated ta 
Renton. Lowndes county. Ala., on the 11th ult. Quito a 
large number of the brotherhood were present. The ilall 
was dedicated about 10 o'clock, in n solemn and- impres- 
sive manner by the M. W. Graud Mdriter, 1*.. C. Smith, of 
Montgomery. A procession was formed nnd innrched to 
the chureh. where an oration was delivered by Rev. I\ 
II. Lundy, the orator of tho occasion, before nn Immense 
audience*' After , tho conclusion of tho speech, all who 
were present, ladles and gentlemen, (and there were hun- 
dreds) repaired to a hnrbacue In nn adjacent grove, where 
a well /pread table was ln readiness for them. ' 


IIorsE.— Mr. Mallory presented a petition nrnvlmr for CaUght hIm tr,ppIn K wllh ^ llton, nnd D0W B correspond. I th « woek, ^notwithstanding a better demand for export, 

It- l>fttlit>IUhiii.in4 I.r n__ x-_ %. . . " ent of the IMlItnfielntllrt.Lf-flu’er llllll lltllmiUil In lilt Van. I owllis to tho Until nntntllv In llnra an* Iha -nrtnlnlu nf 


the establishment of a steam line frem NowOrlonn* to ent of the Phllndelphla-Ledger has detected, In bis Fan- 


AnniVAi, of tiif. Rajah of Uomto in Enolanp.— T he. 


“n-hU mndd, by which h, can curry the mall 
from New \ ork to Liverpool in fix days. 

The cmi.ldoratlon of the bill, granting land nnd tho 
right of wuy to the Mlconrl ntltriwd. wa, remned. Mr 
1 alicock moved that the bill bo laid on tlio tnblo : nega- 
tived— yea. 7J, nay. HI. A ‘ ' 

Mr. Florence .ubmlttcd a bill for guardlog against 
steamboat acridents, hy punishment. 

The Pre-emption hill was taken up, tlm pending ouiend- 
ment rejected, nnd tlm hill pn.sred. 

Mr. Hall, frum the Committee uu Public Land*, report- 

f»ll lllla.lr till, a., noire l.lll re-1.1, .... I... — x . -I-l. . a. I 


-How .mail of all thaihuman heart, endure 
That part which King, or law, enu carnal or pure.'’ . 


Thoao line, wera written by (loldamllh, not Johnion, 
and will bo found In the tatter pnrt of the Traveller. 


owing to tho largo quantity In .ton and tha cortatnly nf 
a good portion of It being already xour. Cbt Ulgaot talsa 
woroonTueedayand Wednoidny, alien .onto 'JO ,000 bblx 
worn .old at ,3 30®, 3 60 for Ohio and Indiana aupcrflna, 
and u 60® f I 03-,. for extra ditto, together with noma 
small lota at 43 86® 4-1 00 for frenh Bt. houla rapatfina, 
(which I, score..) and 41 75® 44 87); for extra radebdoo 
brand.. Tho eale, yeatorday erero light, and mootljr at 
43 60 for .uperfiuo Ohio, and 44 02),' for extra do. . 

lVoek’» rocclpta, 60J3 bbla-oxporU, 2000. 

. OIIAIN— Tha receipt, of Com hare boon quit, light 


UnJah of Coorff. a priurlpnUty nf Hlndo.tnn. on the West- 
ern Chants, arrived oil tin- alh Instant, at Boutlinmptou. 


-J, 1852. Sho early gave to God the 
rtwt and most ardent devotions of her na- 
il; exhibiting a constant and unvarying 


Hu ciuno over to KugldUd to lmve hi* daughter educated— 
n slngula^nnd interesting' event in the history of the na- 
tive princes of Ind’a. TJi« Rajah ato and drank with the 
passengers during tho voyage. Ills ftaughter is an Intel 
ligent nqd interesting child. ' Ha was itecompnnied by 
Major DruminoDd ns hi* guide. Ilis servants were *lx iu 
number. Tho Rajah and his daughter left Southampton, 


Sandwich Islands. 

AdvlCes to tbu 81»t jbf March havo been received froui 


with Major Drummontbn^ul ..hi" family, by an curly train 
on the (1th. to tuke lodgings tit Mivarf* Hotel, previous to 
Ills tukiug a private residence. The Rajah and the Mhjor 


Tbe PnlKh£ 4 , , Autesun Wells.-IVo mentioned some time since that " Nfl W, 6W3 bbl»-oxport*, 2000. 

men t rejected, P nn«i tlm hill pllsed T’ * pcnd ° g nu,end - u remnrkahle well wa* being bored on tho promises of Mr. ORAIN-The receipts of Com hare been quit* light 
.Mr. Hall. from the Committee on Public Land*, report- J <*‘l E- Mathews, at Cnhawbn, Ala for tho purpose of sup- this week, and thl* hns sorvod to restrict operation* within 
ed buck the Sena to bill, with amendments, giving the right plying the necessary wntor for tlie steam engine of a cot- Unusually narrow limit*, but has prevented any material 
nlbal^unroad t0 th ° Mltlf,ourl " nd yt ' ^° ula nnd Han- ton mill, which that gentleman was erecting. The Mobile falling off fh prices. Tho fralss, up to Thursday night. 

Tha moratng hour nxplwd before action wa, had ™ tha 1,l '8 ls,,,r “F" ; amounted lo baraly 22.000 raolu, at 4«®6S4 for good 

bill. This well has now |»enn eoniploted. It Is 735 feet doop, mixed to prime yellow and white, and ywterday farther 

The House went into committee on the Tndlau Appro- and (fttclwni* IiW* gallops of water p.-r minute. Tho saloaof about 4600 sacks took place at tboaatn* nm is. 
printiou bUI. A long political debate ensued. Dallas Oazetm say* It 1* a curiosity, and I* worth a long ». u * Drluelnallv ui uinr,; l r ir .rfm. te,4« i,..a 

Mr. PolV sahl that he believed that every aspirant for r,do tn havo a view «.f it. Tlm water boll* up, rourinj , I ,rlucl P al / 50JJ)6U far prime lot*,.. .Oat* lmvo 

the Presidency In the democrats party hud written let- l,ke " cataract, forming a branch of considerable slat), und ,u, provod, and somo 10.000 sacks hare found purclwaer* 
turs that. If elected, he would veto any hill for tho altera- ,ho low H r,,l,ni l H *om« two hummed yards distant, require at 3l(q)32^ for good Ohio, «to., and 03(9344 for prime St. 
tlon or repeal nf the fugitive law. Ho asked Mr. White. Pitching to curry off tlio immense quantity of water Col- Louis. . . . Ilran U worth h.o/»i¥m. a inn iu ^ fib* 


■iK'r i . 



n or rejieul t»r the fugitive law. Ho asked Mr. White, Aching to carry off tlm immensu quantity of water col- Louis. V. . Bran Is worth B5/3)0(* « 100 lh, on tbe Lorw‘ I 
Kentucky, if he was prepared to say tho same for Uen. leelml upon It* surface. in \vtn-»» «« tin m.* im** «/ , - f 

>tt. 1 V ^ A ecrreepondeiil give* a pretty fall acoount of tho pro- In Whcat wo ^ not b®ar of a transaction. I 


truly worthy of imitation. She was an I Honolulu. The news, hofreyer. 1* not of much importance. 


fctionato child, a tender and confiding sis- « 

c . * . , .1 . .. B t the ports of tho Sandwich Ifiland In ten duy*. between the 

MWOtW Tflfe, and ft prayerful mother- 6th aud 25th of March. Some uppear to have met with 
hi life and her influence were devoted to great success, while others, after nine months’ Yoyuge. are 
» lirtioe' of her henvonlv master. Her without . b.rrei of oil. Twraty-nv, ,v«wi, in 

MtUnn n PI • e - i ■ 1 1 oil had arriTod during the spring season at the port ot 

WJfraB a Christian s triumph ; sho gavo Illlo, six of which had sailed, leering nineteen at anchor 
to “Out of viotory, she sang a hymn. The w» the 12th of March. 

Mound her dvintr couch was sublime Later from China. 


returned to Southampton in the afternoon, and the whole 
of hi* family und suit proceeded to London hy the 7 r. Mr 
train. 

Tlie Rajah's wives left the Kuxine steamer completely 


Mr. White repliod. that lie twisted Ocn. Scott would I «<>«* of boring this will, with other particulars relating to I Wjek’a reowlpU of Corn, 22^17 Backs and bbl»-o*port«, 


make no such d. claretlon in advance. Old Churubusco lt .- «■ we, l d, ‘« in l *»« ordinary way. 82 ftiet, I 2l * Htl 0' 

would not take u position at 64 40 and fall back to 49. ,U . K, ‘ tho . r , cd cl,, y Hr l d K r « T ?, 1 , 3 rln S ujwn the rotten | ^*U( 


▼riled, on Monday night at fi o'clock, and were conveyed 
to Railh-y'H Hotel In a clo.<A»d carriage. They wt-re met 


would not take u posltlo 
Mr Polk replied, resei 
relative, when the cop 
journed. 


> around her dying couch was sublime 


rood .11 ^ , Tho Ban Franelsco Herald pays : - We iy(vo roceVied 

J VI„ . P * 10 counsel Hong-Kong papers to the 17th Mnreh. being twenty-seven 

UDiea^ng— her huslmnd, physiciftOB, friends daysiau-r than previous advices. The screw pt earner Pa- 


1 aarranta— told all to serve^ t to sock God, 
1 to prepare for the hour of death. 


Thou art happy now, 

Mid angel hosts In Heaven above, 


And on thy bright and beautoous brow 
mere rest* a crown of conquering love. 


onshaw had arrived nt Hong-Kong from England, and wa* ; 
about to be put upon the route la-tween the ports on the i 
E^t coast of China. This Is n new era in the-traflc of that I 
part of tho world.” » ■ . 

Tho North China Herald of tho 0th of March, contains 


at the door of the hold by the Rnjth and one of his prin- 
cipal attendants, who both hdd qnibrella* over tho heads 
of the ladies as tin y alighted. As soon as they alighted 
they to4tk tho umbrellas themselves, amt completely 
screened thcmselvelt from view. During tho process of 
their alighting from the enrringiv however, u glimpse of 
ono of tniun was obtained, and it was noticed that tho 
lady had a thin gaur.o veil over her face, ami fine blnck 
4-vo*. Tho Rajah wn* exceedingly anxious that no one 
should observe tlm Indies, nnd appeared agitated until 
they were safely in their apartment: Hi* sgitatiuu was 
so great when ho had conducted them up stair* that he 
could not open the door of the apartment, and imagining 
il was loejted, he requested that the gus should bu extiu- 


a position at 64 40 ami fall back to 49. through tho red clny and gravel lying upon the rotten JPU0VI8I0N8-Tli« Pork market haa displayed k K- 
-J.rreratlog'.U.lliulon.tolil. ,lrao»»d llmo*l°no. A lxrgn pIn.tQfiWMthraproour.i.xn* » hole mxrkxWy .loadr, thougb, «l tho ramo Uo. (mlotxpptnr- 
.1,0 commit too r„,o ood tho Homo aU- ? ^ -,*»« Z»lZ 

Washington, May 28. ^J 18 put down and flnnly driven «hd forced Into the rock. «pectlon, the week’* sales not exceeding 2000 to 3000 bbls, 


r "jx! a'P^kY-.’' urt’i . ' 


8 en ate .—Yesterday tho Senate rejeetod the Collin* Tho well wo* then filled up— tho upper end of 'the log ap- and Including, on Thursday and yesterday, some 700 at 
amendment to the Deficiency hill— 18 to 2*5. pearl ng aliont a foot above the surface. The Imrlng theu $17 26/3 $17 60 for uninspected Mess l’rliuo i* scarce, 

limn — Y»«t<>riin v Du. ii.vnu. i.m .ira,.„ii„« i commenced, and with tho various tools nnd contrivnuoes r . * v,a 'f “ _ ou Iur uninspeciea jiotb. 1 rww is scarce, 


Hoi'se.— Yeijtordny the House ordered the bill donating commenced, and with tlio various tools and 
land* to aid in tho construction of the 8t. Joseph and of lhe art * th '* ‘• nrth wa8 ^P^ly penetrated. 


Hannibal, and St. Loul* railroad*, to bo engrossed for a , r 
third reading, and resumed tho consideration to-day, 
when tho previous question 011 It* pnsssge was seconded. nnd 
hut Mr. Jones moved to lay tho hill nn the table, express- [ , . ne 01 
ing a hopo that it would be kept there until after the 11,0 ^ 
Doipcjcratic L’ohventlon. * ““ft 1 


and worth *16 00® $16 25, andM.O. about $17 ,00 V hbl. 
The tdock at the ImqicoLlon Warchou**-* on tbe l*t tost, 
comjirlsetj 13.044 bbls of all kind*. Including 13 bbls dear, 



Sr.k. 


fcftU SLEW: MO] 


the well-bc»rer called -sand rock,” u very hard Concrete of I "bowing a decroasp of over 4200 bbls dnoo the hit of I Tliq VlfUt VblniftQ of' 


•and and shell*. 


May ... . In Beef fo hear of very little doing, and make I Is commenced by th4 fa 


Professor Mandeville’s System of Reading. raT^iUi moi^xM.£i>. Um Vbm"!hi »» m ’“' «•«. WfflWl «« to, Prime, cto. pr«.lra of lM r ttaaWtoi 

When Mr. Mandevllle entered upon his duties as Pro- " first water”— that 1*. tlio water Ju*t below the first sand At tho fim^ectlon Warehouses wo fouud the utock, on th* the extraordinary degreu of 
lessor of Belle* Lottres. in Hamilton College. New York *oae—wu readied, tho upward ilow of tho water did not 1st jnstant, to comprise 1220 bbls aud 034 bbl*, a* foUowi : slvo numbers bars beon 
lie cnmmencod to tnrootlgnto tho otrucluro of tho H*[V ho^iilg'Xn^XnriK 8! bhlo Mom, 26 M. 0 , 4OT Prim., 180 B, 4« Inforior, un- non cnmri.U of *„, 7V 

llsli language. He was led to this, on finding tho common rated, and on reaching the third shoot of wntor. upward* ‘Wpectod, etc., 880 half bbls Me**, aud 248 ditto,, not yet The Publisher a taka 
method or system, if it cun bo called a sj/lsem, entirely in- of 8<K) gallon*, per minute, rushed up through tho orifice, Inspected... .Bacon ho* ugalu fallen off slightly In price, tentlon to thair Eu 


A* each lower sheet of water wa* reached by the tool*, no c | lftDtf „ j n wr quotation*, which are nearly nominal at I rubliahers 
.e water wa, thrown up through tho hole in great- tl 1 


guished iii thp passage whefe they were standing, which was 
immediately done. The l’rineo has glveu up his carte. 


pnaolon ol lb«lr tbukx tatb. 


correspondence between the Uommlmioners of the Ameri- 
su and Chinese Government* regardimr suiiiL'irlimr. and 


I rewu oi conquering love. ©an and Chinese Government* regarding smuggling, nnd 

L Win— At her father's, in Tensas La tho oinorUtlon of grain from co.nxulv porta in ublnt. 
Josoa P .1 •, . ., .. „ , ’ From Iho lettan. nn tho Utter oubjeot. wo U«rn tlmt tho 

P™“* -.■! Hurd daughter of Rov. Jamos u °n. Br. Porker, ootlng Amorloon Churgo d'Afixiri'H lu 


t find Carolino S. Bowman, on tho 4th 


.—.Mmvwwur ... Hiv iixixi uamfi VU U04UBI irom llll* 

May, 1852. Born 28th November, °t rloe, whoxt. «nd otfcM gntlm, ponding . 

i . reference of the question to the United Btnte* Congress. 

* * Iu the same letter the lion, and Rev. Dr. Parker en- 


J®*? Utile children to come unto mo, and forbid JS f ourteou « 8 ^ l » "t^ng argument, to con-, 

■ uot, far of such U the Kingdom of Heaven.” , T f rt , hla Chinese conaumporarle* to tile principles of free 

D. rn a„ v . tfade, but apparently without producing much irapres- 

WLD As above, Ann E. Bowman, eoeond ^pp 0m j^' n ° C y r ^ n ^ °* ch,na ' oommenting upon thi* cor- 

Wgnter of same parents,' on tho 6th day of Tha olivet of^the Chinese Commlwloner* In this busi- 

1852. Bom, February 15th 1852 ,,CM l< °}^ r , f nou 8 h : they were fearful that foreign deai- 

i AIthrt. i U, reoruary iotn, lOO^. ura would aid the opposing dynasty by carrying food for 

aunougn so young she praised God in the tho jusurgeuts. and so wished to check such assistance hy 
tt hoft* nf i;f A o«f4 t,« r * 1 A getting Plouipotqutiuries and Commlssionurs to issuo in- 

^ 01 tilOj BHtI told her friends to btructlons to their countrymen to de*l*t from tho expor- 

pt her in Heaven, in' language Eloquent lilted ° f gniln ‘ Witb thtt Hon ' Dr i,arkcr th *ysuc. 

Ascription. Isthmus Items. 


innuediuti-ly done. The Prince has glveu up his caete. 
lie Is a pensioner of the East Imlla Oompany. and ha* 
been residing at Benares on nu nllowqpce of £12000 a 
year 

^erterday the Rajah's eIx fervant*, who by hi* desire, 
observed most strictly tho rule* of their caste, hud eight 
pounds of food allowed them, which consisted of rice, ou- 
ion* und greens, which they cooked aud ate In tho open 
ulr ut tho back of the hiAel. They cat but one meal u 
daj’. und their drink is water. They are in fact Oriental 
vegetorlun* nnd trtotullers. At night they sleep In the 
passages und under the table* In tho hotel. Tho servant* 
are rigid Hindoos, and among their baggage was a large 


efficient to meet and explain the difficulties daily present- 
ed. His students would como to him with cases perfectly 


ly Impatient of Its limits. .... and some 1200 cask* have been disposed of at by nix of the moat 

gtag lhe 10 ®, 1 oU r T T MUDtr7 ' “ UUt ‘» . 

r, bd( 1 238 feut dvpp, to thu miuj stone lying °).®7V7 V Its for 8houldcra. ThoruUuf rata, for prtou nili NiaW. J 


Hjgpwp 




ea. ills students would como to him with cooes perfectly j,- enlarging 
parullel to those adduced under the rules givon iu their diameter, ai 


book., .ml yol Jcmanaiag . dllTwrat dellfcry ; and thra “>»v« thix third hod of w.tcr, ut inxorli. 

... 4hn 4trw4 anil mtllnir immi tlm III nl unn.l 




nt 




“/•im* W AU auo.^u., ....... . mu HUUgW, - » .-A 1 1 

Cincinnati Sides have, however, been 8 V ft. v. I The PobUxhfri trtttt 

Plain lining Rti, tlnll. at 8/n)8>.'. anil lmiracil ut fM//2SlOV4. I tn '• * 


with other cases, for the delivery of which their books P ‘ a,, ‘ ,,anu a ‘ Md bagged at WMX*. to relUre 

gave no information whatever. In ‘many case* the sen- becamo a lurge P column, rushing upwurds with violence ut Hu 8 ar ’ <3ttr ‘ J( I ln rather better request at 10*4(3114 admi t * ** 
traces could he dellxcred with much greator forec and the rate of iSoo gallons per mluuto, und running off in a ri tt,....ln Urd thcru haa been .cartel, any moetmant. degro, 
beauty, by neglecting Iho rules and yielding to common considerable rieulet. It hss becn said tho Arlesian well the few sales reported being 260 kegs at 10J4flIO’„ and They 
sense. • shout 600 bbU and tierces No. I to rnm. at * moral 


number of native cooking uteuxils und.u tiuuntlty ot Eutt- 
ern food. A* soon nn they arrived ut the hotel they made 
proparutlouti for cooking their meal. They wanted to'cook 
by tb« *ldo of u stream of wntor, but this they could not 
be accommodated with. They were very busy in the court 


- I the water thrown out there dde* not exceed 600 gallon* I ». , , , . . „ . . , . ... „ 

Seeing no reasomi why tho sentoucea of our languago per minute. Mr. Matliow*’ well- throws out' more than I lnc ‘ uain 8 yreterday 00 obu rrhno at fl n> 


, ‘^' 1 4r' ^ ' *’ t Y ■ 

v .* ' . ' - 


yard of thu hotel, in the evening about 0 o'clock, in cu- 
liparv operations. Prevlou* to lighting their firij*. they 


migli^uot be cla**lflod, as well as tbo words, he com- double that quantity. 


Ill OK— Tbe market has continued dull, wllh only ft few 


carefully wushed their baud* und feet; aud then com- 


[JW- Also nu nhnvo Wm a Itnw-MAK I1 1 ‘ AWAU4 WATERwoaks.-Uook* of subscription to the 
Le jflj _ ’ 1 ' ' * ' ■ ’ Panama Waterworks Company were to huTo been opened 


moncod laying out their stores of provisions, which oon- 
sibtod of a number of smull bag* of rieo, by tho side of 
which was a lemon. After lighting their tiros with wood 
aud coal, they crouched down aud kept tln-m alive hy 
blowing them with their mouths, nt the mime time rtirrlng 
vigorously their food, which wa* simmering fa brass pad*. 


mweed a through luvc,»lg.tton of tieta.tro.tnr. He m “ r „Jt d rin7snoThe7.t^ U “ tt u , J" *”*1*?*** * » ** ,U : (1 - 

commenced with Addl*on’a Spectator ; and, critically ex- Mathews) which will be some 1600 or 2000 feet 'deep. To HUMP— Qn Wednenduy a lot of 100 bftlea dew-roUftd 
ntninlng the first sentence, uud ascertaining lt* peculiar!- prevent iujury to the first, it I* necessary to make tho wa* sold at $86 00 ft ton. tho first sale of magnitude rf*. 
tie*, ho transcribed it to a ledger. He thou examined the second one much deeper, so a* to reach a different stream ported thl* season. 

xecnnd fratence, anil. If 11,, found It like the preceding, lit, a widTfor" BrK3Sb,rwo tain- MAJ-Tb. Uet eala made public, aom. twoortbro. 

placed It under tlwit sentence ; hut If ho found it unlike, ahitant faodx Mr. Mathews. It U now 636 feet "W* 8 «nce, was at $1 20 for lower mine*. 


tad p 1,1 ’ 1 tnsmft ” aterwork* Company were to huTo l»eeu opened 

TT Wn 01 same paronta, on tho 18th duy en thel*t. The Btnr says the *cheme Is a feasible one. 
Hty, 1852; Born March 15 th, 1841. and promises large dividend*. The water 1* to bo brought 

IWflliAm WM mo8t e^Uent boy ; loved 'T^T Dl “ 1 '“'“ ro - “ ° r rt “>"«»• 

M and .11 ,11. r JuL ?““»«»» •vW*».-Tte Star glv 


PIML and tax. AA J 1 11 Tl* r Al a i ■ ukclaration OFrtV ar.— T he 8t»r give* 

regretted by ftll. His father took an abstract of the famous declaration of war by lhe New 

800 his mother whtje dying. They Government, against any and all nations who 

ry>*“g and praised God together. He 0 , r , co ““ lo “*, nc ' vl °™ ln bI » 

pldhcrllm. l,„ ' u ... Jiooador. 1 rraldenl Lopax aska of tbu Ooxirn- 

L. - M W0Ul “ 80 °“ m60t “° r ' md “ 1S “ ent P " rmU,l0u 10 'bbSroalalUe property of all natlvoa 
m a happy land, yhora they would »nd foreigner. In Now Hronada who bare bora guilty of 

~i- iW u. . r™ d.,. h. «!«!, ui *ts=£s a. O. ,» 

Xto O..I • baliUlty of there bolng but fow .trangora In Fanauw, 

» . 1118 >BoUwt nnd half her children aro .hortly, owing to tliu froiiuunt .b parturr. of ximow. 

Ippy chBdren^ TL 11 J° n ' m0t * 1 ® r| D- »• Baxwcii Mi«t.-1Vo haro been polltriy f.irnluhed 

ttlltal of lha ““® u8e of a ** WttS t* 10 -W- tbo following .tatement or tbe deporita aud rotnago 

"t-uuA ot measles, Witli flux. I at the branch Mint, N'ewOrleans. during the month of 

T U V W ***»> 1 * M: ~ 


FirK‘Wki. 1 . i in China.— A writer in thu Mobile Adver- 
tiser gives tho following : 

fldifie two hufidrcJ yours ngo I*. Lmmjdn. a French mis- 
sionary iu China, maun the following hUitemeut in a work 
upon China: -Just us we lmve wells from which we 
druw water, thus the' Chinese have wells from which they 
drew jlrr. In many part* of China they have hut to bore 
a hole into the ground, aud they have n Home strong 
.enpugh to cook anything hy It.” 

Although Aristotle speaks of u similar phenomenon lu 
Persia, and the same Is observable in curtuiu coal mines. 


rooond ront.nc .nd, If hjfonnd It Ilk* tbo prraedlng h. " laboring" 

placed It under tRut sentence ; hut lf he found it unlike, distant train Mr. Mathews. It fs now 636 

he placed It on i!fn6thur page. He treated every pucceed- deep, and discharge* 200 gallon* of water per mlnuto. 

Ing nentence In tho' name manner : If similar to thoeft al- ’ s z- .-j* 

ready found, It was placed with them ; hut, if dissimilar. It Dvino Woro* "of WiEnr.aroucE.— u Como and sit near 1 which 1* iho usual asking rate, 
was usslgned to a new page. At first, new sentence* fast mo ; let mu lean on you,” said Wilberforce to » frier * * 1 


LEAD— The last sal* nude public, aome two or three 
week* since, wn* at $4 20 for lower mine*. 

GUNNY BAGH— Have rather un upward tendency 
and some few thousand have found buyetu at 8)44 cosh- 


ijaVv. 


m , 




*W*‘ 

IV. />• 


ffr/. 'A , a 


was usslgned to a new page. At first, new sentence* fast mo ; let nm lean on you,” said Wilberforce to a friend a BA LT— Tbe last cargo solos were at 82(®854 forldver- 

accumulated, yet as ho -advanced, they moro seldom ap- ^ ow minutes before his d^tb. Afterward, putting his ooam, and assorted cargoes would now probftbly 
. . x . 1 arms urnnnil that frh-ml. hu R&id : *‘God Moot vou. niv r . ’ . ° 


pen red ; and finally, his work consisted In transcribing ex- 


found ; and yet, that he might have every variety of sir uc- you. 


arm* around that friend, he said : “ Ood hick you, my ^VnreDorthm I vinni vow 

> no.rteuMfunvvra ,u .. .. ubu imu 6 w d( , ar •• njj, becamo agltutcd somewhat, add then oeaned t; oM»n»nd W>4 and upward*, according to the proportion I NAI’OLKON 

ample* of the sumo kind. Not n new sentence was to be speaking. Presently, however, hu said : ‘-I must leave of flue. Tho ruling rate* from second bonds are now w* I Iu.v*t! 
found j and yet, that lie might bay. array r.riety of .true* you, my fond rrleij \ wo .ball walk no further through for caartns ond 41 16 V uuik fu« llua, taoluillug dray^ I »«“”»« 

thl» world together; but I liopo wo .hall moot in hoa»en. Turk. Inland may bo quoted at «4 Block, la ctero, but 

Let IIH (ttiu f.( I. HVI II Do not ween for mu. clear . do * «v j. » » 


turc, hu continued hi* reading through three hundred 


r flue, Including drayage 



Let us talk of lieaveu. Do not weep for me, dear - 


particularly iu Italy, iu tho Appeuliies, this statement of 
P. Lcmudo was regarded as one of tho many apocryphal 
tale* which nre current about thl* little-explored coun- 
try. But modern observation confirms It. Mr. Rambler, 
iu his excellent work upon Chlnu, nay* that thi* surprising 
geological phenomenon Is very common In many part* of 
Cld ¥“v a nd *" used there for tho most, different purpose*, 
eveu for tho melting of metal*. Iu Canton, ho say*, there 
are many house* lu which fach fire I* continually kept 
burnlug. and used for illumination and cooking. The 
only trouble in procuring it Is to bore a hole In the 


standard work* written on different subject*, and In differ- not Wde p ( for j ain T8ry . but think of me, and let a 80010 l»oW«« Mb higher, 
cut styles. .. | the thought make you pres* forward. I never kuew hap- OOFFEE— The market 

pines* till I fouud Christ a Havlour. Read the Bible— read 


nt styles. . 

Satisfied on this point, hi* next labor was. to 


ewh^erlpb^Ulfi 


COFFEE— The market Ibr Coffee lu* been stUl in favor I 




of buyer*, and during the week ftboul 6000 big* have been I TH* CHURCH 


_ the Bible ! Let no rellglou* book take it* place. Through , . * riin ^ n _ mt/aaUd tor ordinary b 

r thfy all my perplexities and dlstres*** I never read any other sold “ l txtremee ranging firctn 8,409* <M 

ftcau- book, and I never felt the want of any other. It ha* -very prime, the ruling rate, however, Lelftg04 V »■ Ot 


those sentences could be classified ; aud whether they 

might have a peculiar and uniform delivery. After a cau- book' andTnrveV fVlT tho want of any other~~'lt "ha* *v«y prime, the ruling rate, however, being 04 V fa. Ol 
tlous examination of all his examples, Jie wo* fully satis- boen my hourly study ; and all my knowledge of tho doc- this quantity 1300 bogs were *oId yasterdftjr at 9f2)9>*4 V fa 
fled that theA classes have a peculiar construction, and a trine*, and all mv acquaintance with the experience and arr ival* eomprie* four cargoes, (in aU 10^00 bag*,) 
uniform dellvory, modified by emphasl* which I* governed ” a _ “ “thlnkWgloir people do not reaS the Bible diking a total, *tnwrfi*ptcmbet'l, of 297^46 h*^again*i 

enough, tyook* about religion may be useful enough, hut 246^30 bags, to *am* dato last year. Tbo stock Ifft ii 
they will not do lustend of the simple truth of tbo Bible.” fl n t u u<j second hand* last evening, wa* about 57/XX> 


“SJpMi * 


T H F ’ H 

Alphenian InkUtute, Tensus, Mtiy 30. 


DErOSITfl. 

California gold 

Foreign gold 


ground, when, by upprouebiug a light to the Opening, the 
'go* ignite* and you have a fire, varying in intensity ac- 
cording to the also of thu hole. The Chinese convey this 

trim Intr, 4 1, -I _ _ r ... 


uniform dellvory, modified by emphosl* which I* governed 
by a few simple and definite laws. enough. 

.This result, If a sound inference from existing data in they will 
tho language, must have, a* a bpsis of iqatruotion In read- B /^ ra 
ing and oratory, a nature which can scarcely be estimated. tho°chan! 


lie afterward* spoku of the regret of parting with friend*. 


convince* me more of the reAlity of I 


. aval fjmij ...» vauuimveu. the change within uio than thu foellug* with which I can 
It* utility is not oonflned to these ; it extpod* to sevural contemplate a separation from mg family. I now foel 
otkur branobe. of education, -railed from enroll, mr A 0 '" 110 " "> ”>“ o11 *■ *>•“ 

tfth. —bole fabric of tbe KoglUb laogu.ge eao b« »- JW 
solved Into a few sentence* ; If each is distinguished by ,, r ,, , 

peculiarities which render it* recognition easy ; tho pupil 


that I La 1 *1 Silver parted from California gold 

, 1 llA H stated nothing J)ut tho truth 8Uver from otbl * r Bourcc “ 

Gie Iteliolr,,, „r u _ 


Religion of Money.” t ! Total * n ino 

eoriJ* year8 ttfler tWe conversation a veto,,.,, . .. r -, 

UraJ* P a per toll into my hands. In “ Tisu.er (Soouq boir douli«) . . ... 

l-.J i 011 t y M °ftey,” the reader has oply letekce., k^ooc 
wfoduced to thn imhiic 


...4374.200 16 
. . W.007 05 

2.340 46 
. . . 8,741 20 


{P 18 their rooms by mean* of bamboo runes, aud use 
\ , , jjtumluatlon. Thl* light Is entirely smokeless aud 
is similar to onr gn* light. Mr. Puuthiur cites un ocular 


1 Total vnlao of deposits 


$460,000 00 

s 30,000 00 I 


witness, 5Ir. Tonpertr, who says that tho poor iu thu win- 
ter often bore holes |fi the saint about a foot deep, Ignite 
tn«ni with a handful of straw, and then warm themselves 
at them. These hole*, from which gas Issues, the Uhlmjnu 
can hong-tslug, literally fire-wells. V 


BAQOINU AND BAUI HUl'B-Koutucky ffagglug bv 
>een In limited request, at a wide range of ttifuiljl*, a* 


■Mg : 

.v. 

BH 


-railed from eortb, mr aleotloiu io much lo bwTra, cording to quality, tennj ( f rail, etc . . . For Uopo tbo d 
that I rail lea.0 you all wlUvmt a wgryt ; jet 4 do not maud bue bora better, nnd we bun noticed raira of J(W' I 
lore you len, but Uod mure. |No»Vork Obeerrer. c0 |u at 6, lliOO at 6.t4®6X, cub and thort Uw, W ft I 
■ • — 1 r — ” ■ ,0a, time, eritb lutereet. . . 


9t, time, Wtlb lutereat. 


rail rnullly mak„ blmrclf en.i.aloted -Itb tbrlr’.tructuro, “ Z . ‘SK eoffi° **“ W ^ ^ ^ 

mill 1... ill. It. ill nil'. v*n 1,1, ir,. uf nr l.nfTM nf ftnv urr.i-tr cun. ’ T 


ZTf 4 to th0 fttMi’d part of tliieT Hornii", • " 

J Tr 0 ' * n what follows ho will nan thn unnrn T " lij4riv Biraoinoo.— Tbe New York Herald, lu speak- 


$4W,000 00 


The BiicniEUn’s Don.— Without the shepherd’s dog the 
whole of the mduntslulous laud in 8cotlon<l would not be 
worth a Hlxpenso. It would require moro burnt* to man- 
age a Book of sheep, gathey them from tha hills. ■ foroe 
them intp houses and f<»ldt. and drive them to market*. 

Him ii (lit) iirnfllu ,,C 1 1. I... I .. ... i. ■■ ■ . . 


and be able toanulyso puge after page of any work, sen- 
tence by sentence, giving thu characteristics, proper pane- 


kllus for tbe preparation of lime at th* extonsivo marble I CANDLKH— flpenu arc very dull, 


Lqdarrlea near Aunurn, Aja., aqa are. prepares, w; 

timtlon and natural dOleery of rack e^tenee. The pupil r f ‘ urnl „ h , ^ Brtlcl „, .t better film tb.n lb* North. 


qUarric* near Auburn, Ala., aqd are prepared, they say, to rcquaai at 10^204 ft 


A 


l* put iu nossesslon of the two great element* of power to I T“ ’ 
read with accuracy uUd ehtgance : In the first place, a I urn Uu,c 


Ir .i - “|* u *nn urivo luou to murkut*. 

than the prolka of thu wholu stvk would l>e uupablo of 
maintaining. Well may tho shephurd then feel an interest 
iuh I* dog. It is he, Indeed, that eurua the family bread, of 
whlull he I* (Wmlullt vlth til., nm.ll...! I 


^WOUgfaly we ill uu t l,»kli ind ai,., „ __aJ 4 WU 3 U j° b ln 8«ttlag the Japanese to oonsept to a com- 
VI must talk ta tl '1 i “® md TOU “l ““ MU1 lnU ' roour “ wlih •» i »wt •» f.r^rom obuiulng • 
0* br k - M> Ute (llerkB, wa must examl negetuttoa »nd tro*ty, the Umpuror of JupunU 

an< l inspect the warehouses. \\1 "““"A <“ » -rtu *r«ting-th»t he 

I A, tra I ^ ctrougly fortUed «r.ry put of bU oout .nd n,#t h. 

Mlill... - 8 ■ ‘ 1 M 1 lui > iratUn _-1l .1 I ... 


'‘"‘"“(k*.., bruoo or Viiatou — Tbtiboii T* * n * U0 “ “ f •»“*!'»«» Kddtar. rrady to pouuoe 
— UO on tb. lith ta,7 rad .i UmD “* **“* *6™ tblnktug our (Pro. Ii 

-y- mi thu 10th Hu* ¥ « il. . B . iltlcrlv I m/lawi liaise in «»>« Ink i\f mubl.,.. ... a i . 


i. Un nluLP lh ' iu>r -. J- tt- Uompbel C of ' Augusta uttw fr lnade<iuate to tbo task of making au entrance into 
* ro WbrSSL7t rt it ,lpo i^ 1 .'^ 1 *?.“** u '“X»t By uod tbs oily of Jeddp, und doubt the cuffloleuoy of the qu»n- 

“S Uf ‘» wt * 1 ’ tor A-ouradta, do-u uy of tb.lr bkttarlra. 


Md , wu print anXlimll^/n Ilarkey ol I iUy of ‘metal * for pounding down any of their batterleo, 
Md eudowtug tbo IUU.S BUtaUw' I * W<,1> * U of th * * tro »«'* t ooMtruottoa ; uud tbit If 
ritai °u t ° < 5! et ' ,t ‘tt >l> 437.000 bi.i itrqidy I tbe Jipiuua bare uo -iriuutue.Uuy iro othorwLw«uU 
I ndlrraTou tW roMro't of ulro I prorbtad. Tb. uulon u -ullk. uud uultod, rad tbo 

uiu. "utUKtor muctow, I couutry kltogrtbir dlttoult of mooh " 


. . . T^\ ’ eurua uie nnnlly uri-ail, ol 

Whloh he is content with the smallest morsel. Neither 
hunger nor fatiguo will drive him from his master’s side ; , 
he will fallow him through fire and water. Another thing 
u ft rnttural ls, thc UndersUndlt.K three creatureijiave 
of the necessity of befog particularly tender over lame and 
particular sheen. They will drive these a great dual more 
gently thau others, and sometimes a single pne Is com- 
mitted to their care to take home. Ou lliuse occasions 
they perform their duties like the moat tender nurse*. 
Can it be wondered at, then, that tho colley should be so 
much prised by the shepherd ; that his death should be 
regarded a* a great calamity, of which he forms, to all in- 
teuts and purposes, an integral part ; or that hi* exploit* 
of sagacity should be handed down from genurntiou to 
generation, and form no small share of thu converse by the 
oosy Ingle on long winter nights ? * ^ ^ 


UAY — Prices ruugu ' from 4>* 000414 04 f 
Wwleru uud HuUnf, iraordtu* to rymUly. tt>* ,ull °8 1 
rate, being 413 0(1® 418 09. 

L1UE-B.,m. looo to 4800 bbta Wut«»« bwo boo» aoW 
at 70f foe luferior, nud 41 06®M W* 4* t 00 * AUou, nnd 
two eurgoni of 4800 bUn Tbi •il*P*i to •* *» * 


ire sAi y^kfc \ y 


mail cnr.re wa 


"CTItrth*'' ■''' 

ear a - 


A reettnt atatlsBonl roturu utatea the popula- 
^^g^ nga b,, dtllvivut poraondra. to bo 











r^-wst 


I 


1 . . 










i 





iuto the shop. and one of us will read had tuhd the 
while the ’Other works. Won’t that be a good plan ?' 
*• I rather think it will,” said the husband. beginpi 


honbr should bo made amicably to adjust ponding * dlffi- 
cutties. Unhappily, some such hnro arisen ; but I cor- 


€1} f ®rtf«ns Christian Jttnntr. 


EF 


• PukK qfmorkrtiont nt f.mnxllj Reed"! fed » 
rmpllt. WU. Cfrtrn «f IMnmrli .nd ft. 4»|-n. 
it.. rlnr4 hr Ifaf iWmenUttm. r.f ITi" tcri'M 

*w2“ 

on the mat* * wtj»<t, M well m by the Roman 
who was ant present at the signature of that 


ladvay aitltwl at 
nlnlVMMJnm 

•t Mrarotlftaa 


Omni Almost), a colonel' of hussars fu the Amtrian 1 
rectment Onrigmn. sent In 'his resignation to tho War 
Offifie at Vienna, In 1B41I, and entered the Sardinian ref- 
"*lr*. Marshal Radftreky raftiiwti to accept It, and ordered 
the enrollment of fount Annual’s name on tho list of 
desert '■tv;. And at the same time sequestered his goiKl*. 
Within the last tow days the Count, who Is still In I’Icd- 
jnnut, hat been tried In Milan, condemned to an Infamous 
death, and actually hung In effigy. 

CONGR ES SIONAL. / 

W*#misoto*. May 22, 1862 
th* Senate did not alt to-day. , 

I Invar. —On motion of Mr. Richardson. of Illinois, the 
House went Into ooiAmlttee of the whole on the special 
order, and took up a u MU to amend an act to errata* the 
office of Pnrreyor-Oeneral In Oregon, and to provide for 
the^snrtry and to make donations to settlers on public 

On motion of Mr. Illchardaon, the committee took up a 
Mil to provide for the protection of the Territories of New 

Mr P«wM«mt?N*w Hampshire, explained the provisions 
of the bill, the first seatlon of which authorises the dlstrl- 
but Ion of aims to the inhabitants of New Mexico and Ore- 
Mo, under certain regulations ; and the second section 
authoriiea tho President to call ont tho militia, and to 
aowpttW aanrlce of volunteers, whenever ho shall deem 

MrpSoSps. of Missouri, spoke at cooslieraWe length 
agidnat the placing arms In the hands of the people of New 
Mexico. Who conld either use them on the occasion of an 
lnaurrectlon, or dbpoee of them to hostile Indians, and 
eiwtelnded by opposing that pdrtlon of tho first Motion of 
the hill which authorises tbo arming of tho inhabitants 


1.. ” " \ Z ... in*. f«t ion to leave the 1 htte pot been able to ascertain. Wo learn that most of 

" Rn ??n. n »ti» K ilfat Mr Autuste Belmont, the | the higher officer* of this, the 8th Military Department, 
United State*, amt Mating Gin ■ I .j. c n,itinQ0ln afe present at the ses-lon, and that business of Impor- 
t mdll^ ta ***"* U « deliberations. 

. . h rorotf^,! Ro*un CJaTitot.ics.— W«» have just learned that the 

t hare the honor to Inform you that, os Mr. members of thU enterprising church have recently rom- 
n. It well ktiowtr to tho Secretary of Statens a pitted arrangements for Its penriauent Mtabllshment in 
Of wueli respectability, any communication this city, and on a scale that not only promises Its rapid 
Srhhh tt mav he im ner far him t» address 1o the Depart- Ifiorcaso as a elturch. but from tho liberality of the ar- 

ShAftar: -in t- «•»* ’ IU| " ulr " jjssssat v&TSrtiS ? 3 &tTtifE£ 

° ff " r 3, "“' 8lr ' iw^^ ,rt Tbi, N n" 0 n^ .JKrinp iliMl 

suranee oT my « Hc^rxa, Acting Secretary. a number of priests and nuns, and that lio comes pre- 

I *ared with tho means for the erection of a church on a 
arger scale than the present one. also for the esfalillsh- 
rarsrsTATton 6r tub MkvicaN Miwisrra.-- yn vne mi , n t 0 f H convent and college, for educational purposes. 
Instant, 8enor Don Manuel l.arralnxar presented Ills ere- .j f t |,| B ^ i rw mB we ar,, informed, Brownsville will soon 
donllals to the President, and was received as An' J °j k x- a^ n | n commence her. march of improvement with colloeal 
traordlnary and Minister Plenipotentiary of the Mexican stride*. All that wo dnrire Is peace— let us but have tlTs, 
Republic to this Government. He road* the following dmth with ourselves and neighbors, tho natural advantages 
remarks on the occasion : . of our situation and enterprise will accomplish all we de- 

M»« S.V-I h.rn Ihwh lBlrfilt.4 with lh« hon- rtn , 

orflhl. mlralon of rafirarantlnR Mexico near tlin OoTfrn- _._l . j. ' —Lli 1 . ' . 

»«•«■ j3l!£ THE MECHANIC'S WIFE ; 

, , 0R ' T " K R&lXTS ° p p tt*t HK VK.tAS*rK. 


Which THE MECHANIC’S WIFE ; 

conferred upon me. affords "1° TDK RKfU'l.TS OP PKRREVKflANTE. 

being the Interpreter of the sentiments by which Hhe Is 

actuated, and of expressing my own to the wortnv Liner “ Well, Augustus.” said Marianne, as tho former entered 
Magistrate who, at present, presides over the destinies of a little room, which, without carpet, curtain or ornament 
this groat nation. All Ihls will bo found In the erode*!- pf any kind, served as kitchen, sitting room and nnrsery. 
tlals which I have this day tlie pleasing satisfaction to “ wn ore really settled down at hmiio-keepltig. Don’t It 
present. Tho relations between tne two republics arc of seem comfortable, after oo many prlvatlbna ? ” 
the highest importance. The Mexican Government Is “ Yea,” answered the yonng husband, trying to smile, 
desirous to cultivate friendship and good understanding, as he glanced, first at hla handsome wlfo and then at thu 
so that those relations may bo sustained and happily pro- neat little pine supper-table, and then at the cradle, where 
served unaltered. Its most earnest wishes aro for tho slept a little charming boy of six months, ' but mine la 
maintenance of peace, which should ever exist between t'sUch a life of toll that I have no time to enjoy anything — 
them, and to avoid all occasions tending to disturb that not OTcn to play with Fred.” 


. r«T 4.J., Ftwn 


Mr. Nightman, d.lrgtf c from N«» Mr«lro, it.trd that 
the popoUtlm of that Tentlor, t« «IX»0, of which only 
about Dr. hundred in Americn., .lid U lweoo two and 
three hundred »ro natlrre of fbrrlgu f ountriee. Ho then 
refmrd to the iheep «nd other dMcrinUona of iitock. 
amounting, at a low ortlmate, to *1.700.000, which the 
Qurenuueut of the Bulled Sletee l« bound by treaty to 
motoct. and fiplalurd tho pertleular. of a murder rrfrrred 
be hr Mr. FMp., and allowed thet the dmertoen Who felt 
erae the tomeor, and oouctuded by rlndioatliig the char- 
SITU luhabltaote of tha Territory. 

TsnnawM, wond anotlicr Mundinant, 
Mm lum rs'joirtd tbooid b« wed out 


ler gmsndin 
bt deffiiyca 
IMDlDg tn* r 


peace', or drive It from the path which for their own com- « But It seems to too,” returned tHb wife, very thought- | 
mon Interest-should never oc forsaken by cither, In order fuljy, ‘‘that It need not be just so. | We are not in debt ; 
that no disagreeable or unhappy oeeurrebce may engen- we both hare health, and I am wlllihg to bo very cconom- 
dCf enmity between two nations which. Inhabiting the leal. In order that we may have time for enjoyment, and 
same continent, with sotaany of the elements of life and Improvement too. Say, shall we try the experiment ! ” " 
prosperity around them, ought each to be employed by Bhe handed him a cup of tea as she spoke, and looked 
etfch m^nFas a just and enlightened policy can put Into up Into his face with a sweet and hopeful smile ; hut hln 

f tract Ice, In securing the welfare and moral perfection of faco was deadly pale, and an unbidden tear stood In his 
ta own citiseno,- arid the material .progress of the coun- eye as he ’answered moodily : 

try. jBttter myself that nothing will occur Tb alter or “ I don’t know how that can be. Every moment taken 
dlmln^Mlicpo sentiments of good-will and consideration, from my labor Is so much taken from our scanty Income, 
and that both nations being guided by them, and by the We cannot afford to attend places of public amusement ; 
principles of justice, whatever obligations may spring up in our present low style of living, we cannot mingle In 
on either side, 'or may have beeu contracted between the first society, and I will never consent to enter any 
them, will be fulfilled to the letter. My alms and all my other than good society, if we live alone : and as for 1m- 

efforts will be so directed thdt tho Interests or Mexico, provement, toy education was so neglected in my child- 

whJoh I am called upon to uphold, may always be wcon- hood that I hare little taste for reading : and besides, wo 
eiled and In harmony with those of this great and en- havo nothing to read.” 

lightened nation, and tb** during *py mission I may rely * Oh, yes,” said tha wife, » wo have enough to begin 
upon the kindness and eeteem of your Excellency, whose with. Here Is our beautiful new gilt Bible, whloh we 
noble qualities art known everywhere, and duly appre- must read every morning and evening : and here Is our 
dated*. * N*wYork paper, with good Improving matter enough to 

To which th« President replisd M followi | last one or twq avenlngs in a wit k. and you can eaelly 


ta iwo.OoOfifinually appropriated for ann ng the mill* 
f th« Vnlted lutes, which was also carried, and the 
lobalald arid* to b* raporttd to the Hotiie | as was a 
I to amend tha act to establish the Territory of Ore* 


To which the Preeldont replied M followi | . . . — iv» 

I amjrappy, hit to wdeorac you as the representative Jj 10 ftU up the vwU> 

of a conterminous republic. There is certainly luu-taion „ iu i m. 0 m 0 * n f 1 » 00j ;. running wlfa f ’• 

tally the utmost harmony and ■good fueling should- not nJ? u tpJ , 2S!S ', bo c0,I, J , Hmcnt. andnow I 

pw.ll botwvvB M.iloo .nd th. United suite. Th. In. P'»“ “ ' « • ' "M*, “'’rt work j’! ll * e * ,l, - v »*' 

ejeuing lnt«rcoune between them le routu.lly bencOclal i ,j r “, eu ’ V®** tnlftk you need to work longer, you 

.nd uTerv effort corao.llble vrllb Ju.lico .nd u.tlounl bring your work Into ruy room, or I will t.ke trod 


can carily 


Mi 


Other bills ww« similarly disposed of | when tho bill to 
amend an act creating the office of Furvoyor-Genoral of 
Oregon, etc., which was laid aside iu tbo morning, was 
again taken up, and debate having been limited to fifteen 
minutes. It was ordered to bo reported, after having been 
amemled'in various particulars, with a recommendation 
that It Mis. 

The committee then rose, and the llouso resumed and 

^ WAsmanroi*, May 24, 18ft2. 

fftKATK/— Mr. Untler presented the credential" of Win. 
F. Do Saussurc, Benator from South Carolina, In the place 
of Mr. Ithett. He qualified and took his seat. 

The r resident laid before the body a report from tbo 
Secretary of the Navy, in answer to a resolution relative 
to Uic comparative value of bituminous and anthracite 
coal. It was rcfrrred. 

Tbo Stoat* then, on motion of Mr. Atchison, went into 
exeeutlva session on an Indian treaty. 

When the doors were opened, at hair put two o'clock, 

Tha Dcftelemy MU waa taken up. when, after debate, 
the amendment fbr tho repair of the hong Bridge was ro- 


gations on either side will be faithfully fulfilled. This, in R ,V , , mor ? |V ter f t ; “ but I'm thinking also, that 

my opinion, would bo tho ouly course which would com- hesitating and blundering manner of reading 'will not 
port with the honor and dignity of two republics, whose K°.7 er ^ e df«yl,ng to you. I - shall tua^e but sorry work of 

tmwilnrlni nxminw in Innrn n aimeo nn ilm Knrtli Amorliu.n **■ 




*• 1 — rr T J Tl !*• < tlfllM I ■ 


r ITT. it to 


CSS 

see: 


Clarks in the Census Bureau. 

Tha B«eat« altar further proceedings adjourned. 

Ilot’St.— The first question before the House was a mo- 
tion submitted * ffsw days since by Mr. Clark, of Iowa, to 
discharge the Committee of the Whole on the state of the 
Union from tb* farther consideration of the Hcnato bill to 
relinquish to th* Plate of Iowa certain reserved salt 
springs : and the rules having been suspended, 

Mr. Clark axplalned the nature of the bill, which was 
then read a third time aud passsfi. 

On motion of Mr. Jones, of Tenn., the rules were' again 
suspended, end a resolution paused making reports from 
eoaunlttere during ono hour dally tbo special order, untl 1 
HU entire list of committees shall have been called over. 

Mr. Hall, of Mo., Chairman of tho Committee on Fut- 
ile Land*, then reported back from that committee the 
Mil granting lands to all the Btates. for thu benefit of the 
4u<Ugcnt Insane, with an amendment ; und moved Its re- 
ferrace to th* Committee of the Whole on the state of 
the Union. 

Mr. Bisscll. of 111., moved tho postponement of the 
further consideration of the bill for a fortnight, and that 
it be priutad. 

Mr. Oif , of 8. 0.. called fbr tho yoas and nays, which 
having been ordered, tho motion of Mr. Blssell waa agreed 
to— yeas 100. nays 40. * _ ^ 

Mr. H&U then reported other bills fftra the Committee 
on Public Lands, which did not elicit nny discussion. 

On motion of Mr. Houston, Chairman of the Committee 
on Way* aud Means, the House went into oommittoo on 
the state of tb* Union, and took up the House hill, No. 44, 
nuklngapp r op ria ilons for tho next fiscal year. 

Tha Hnum-tpeumyd, and Mr. Stuart moved the usual 
raedution. to tffiilt debate to five minutes.* 

Mr. Bayly moved to amend tha motion by inserting two 
hours. . v . 

Mr. dlngman moved to lay the rceclutiou.on the table, 
ind called for the ayes and noes. when 17 voted in the 
afllnnative. and M In tha negative. 

Mr. J ones, of Tenureta*, who temporarily* occupied the i 
chair, decided that the ayes prevailed, under the constitu- 
tion, whloh provides that such motion is carried when 
one- fifth of the members present vote in the afflmatlve. 

The yeas and nays were ordered upon the appeal, pend- 
ing which a motion waa made that the House adjourn, on 


territories occupy so large a space on tho North American „ • , 

continent. , ' •’ Vi oil. suppose you do. I have a Webster's Dictionary. 

/ I prky that the Supreme Ruler of the Universe may so tt °d we will have that open before us. and look out every 
direct tho councils of both nations as to induce each to WOf d w which we do not understand the meaning. If our 
render equal and exact just Ice to tho other, and that you is slow at first; we shall have nobody to laugh at 

may be Instrumental In accomplishing this desirable re- n "» eud wo shall soon find out selves, improving rapidly.” 
suit, toward" which I promise you iny cordial co-opera- Augustus finlled lucreduously. but seemed disposed to 

tlon. In conclusion, permit mu to assure you that,' dur- courage nls wife to go on. -You are indeed a noble 

ing your residence among ip. you may depend upon re- pmoner; but wnat shall we do on the 8abbuth ? lsup- 
ceiving overy consideration and courtesy from this Qov- poeo you expect to advance fast ^in the • march of mind.' 
ernment which is duo to the representative 0 f a sister re- w "*“ * w j ,olt ‘ 'mj to ourselves •” 

public Y «s.” said Marianne. - 1 think we may. though our ar- 

!» > =v ■ - ^ N rangements must be somewhat hiodifled. You know we 

ATTFVurn A'anooTinn a f 8t avu .The Jacksonville baTP n ,cat P r *'*C ’s church. You must join the 

BA.Tw.-THe Jacksonville rou men ,, Blbll , Clsf „ anJ p „ p , rt lie 1( .„„ U J ln , b „ 

(Fla. j News of the Jlst says : morning, while I attend the meeting. Then J will stay In 

“ On last Wednesday, the schooner Lady of the Lake, the afternoon, and let you go to tho afternoon serried and 
which has been taking, in a cargo of dumber at the mill of the Bible Glass. In the evening we will road.” 

Messrs. Bellochasse £ Finogan. having completed her ‘‘I’ve no objection to that, but as a Compensation for 


t was adopted fo* tho payment of extra which has been taking, in a cargo of dumber 


cargo, dropped down the river, preparatory to her Intended my Bible Class, you must join the Ladles’ Sewing Circle, | 
voyage. Not having got out to sea on Wednesday, on and I will take care of Fred one afternoon ln the week to i 
Thursday morning tho mate discovered three negroes be- l«t you go.” 

longing to Bellecbasse & F Diegan in the hold, and imme- “ Thank you, dear husband. I will gladly accept your 
dlately Informed the Captain, who promptly put the ne- offer, If you will let mp stay alone one evening in tuoweek 
groc* Into a bout and sent them back to town. On the whllo you attend our excellent Lyceum Lectures. And 
arrival of the negroes lu town, the steamer Thorn was now let us begin this very evening. I feel that every mo- ‘ 
dlspatchod to the schooner, with officers on board to ar- ment Is lost till we do. We have much encouragement, 
rest her chew. In the afternoon the Thorn returned with Only think of the many learned men who have educated 1 


the Captain and the wholo crew of the Lady of the Lake, themselves, and risen to respectability and usefulness, 
An investigation was had before Justice Wood, which re- wholly through their own exertions, even after they were 
suited in tho discharge of all the parties Implicated, al- somewhajt advanced ln life,, Roger Sherman, for Instance, 
though there cannot bo the slightest doubt that at least and EUhu Burritt. and a host of others, 
two of tho sailors enticed off and secreted the negroes. The young wife became quite enthusiastic as she’ pro- 
It will not be long before the necessities of the case will ceeded, and 'would have spent the whole evening in her 
demand a law making negro testimony competent against disquisition upon self-education, had not Freddy, awaking 
sailors and other abolitionists, for unless this should be from his nap. required some maternal vtteutiou. 


done, no conviction of such scoundrels need bo expected.” Augustus took up the Bible, and rend a good chapter, 

, • ■ ■ ■ <i ®Pd declared that ho had never before read such a chap- 

ter. Tho plan w*s fairly begun. 

Fukk Trad* and Crime.— U nder this head tho Wash- Augustus was a pale, spare, young man of nino and 
ing^ou Republic has thff following : Sfguffiiui i?Vi i «*5 UC M^° P tT *f 8a, £' bat * ^ KH ' n redly 


ssssSdSs 

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id re- 


course and 
with mind and 


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jaw&S 

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m. nu*„mi«*tou.. 

mt ti*Tc ia hud. ud U tb*r 
M4 de- 
of i>o[,uUr f&tor, 

-ig th,. pualuu vf 

Llut in tb® lung run, • Dili,. 
-T«n if h* *boula nt thou 

«j.d utUuuldy tbo 

-uy, toy lord. tur« 
'Uamuoo > bold nnd 
now tbo difflcuUlro which In 
Ud the thlthfrli dUchorgi- of 
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t-f the 

w«ri«nan4 Wdo- 
«tapd as, I trust, we 
* love to her own 
(noadly rotpt-ct 
Uh whom we de- 


~ ^ Of Lumley | 

uva&Q of th. Empire 

■ in ^<11 rial warSne 


The jreas and nays were ordered upon the appeal, peud- 
Ittf which a motion was made that the House adjourn, on 
which th* ayes and noes were ordered, ’and the inotlou was 
negatived— yeas 65, nays 90 

Mr. CUngman withdraw his motion to lay on thu tablo. 

and also his appeal. 

The resolution wastberi modified from fifteen minutes 
to two hours, which was agreed to. 

The House again went into committee on tho state of 
th* Union, and Mr. Washblirn, of Maine, is making a ono 
hour’s speech, amidst much confusion, with reference to 
til* position-of the whig party aud tho Quality of the com- 
promise measures, contending that it cannot be deter- 
mined by resolutions of a convention adversely to publlo 
opinion. Hs denounced the so-called Union party, and 
insisted that the true question at issue was not whether 
the fugitive slave law was unconstitutional or not. but 
whether another, equally sure and effective, might not be 
substituted. 

Con or ess. — The Louisville Courier of the 20th. contains 
tbo following summary of the proceeding* of Congrere ou 
the 26th ultimo : 

Stnatt — The Houso bill relinquishing to Iowa certalu 
reserved lands of salt springs was passt-d- The bill author- 
ising the construction of a railroad through public lands 
In certain oases was ordered to bo enforced. The Defi- 
ciency bill was then taken up. and the appropriation of 
$110,000 due the Indiana for services in tho war of 1812, 
was ndectvd, when the 8cnatc adjourned. 

Home — Mr. Hall, from the Committee ou Public Lands, 
reported a 1*111 granting to Wisconsin power to Impose n 
tax on aU lands hereafter sold ln said State, from aud 
after the day of sale, which was passed. 

Mr. Disney asked leave to introduce a resolution, iu 
effect that at the time of the liberation of the Irish exiles, 
a national ship should be at Australia, and that the Presi- 
dent proffer them a conveyance to this country— objected 
to. Mr. Hall.- from the Committee on Public Lauds, 
reported a substitute for the Beuatc bill granting pre-emp- 
tion rights to the settlers on the Menomonee river, in Wis- 
courin. by making the bill general on all unsurveyed 
lands, landing a motion to refer, the Houso went into 
OmnmiUee of tbo Whole on the Invalid Pension bill. 
MsAsre. Bayly and Cartier made political speeohes. after 
which the committee rose, and the House passed the In- 
valid Tension bill and the Navy Pension bill, and then 
adjourned. 

The llfLacMANN Valedictobv.— W e find In tho New 
York Herald, of Saturday, the 2Jd inst., a translation, as 
fallows, of the note addressed by the Chevalier llulsemanu 
to the Secretary of State, with the reply of the State De- 
partment— a pretty curt correspondence on both sides : 
Copy of a Jfote addin ted ly M. liidtemanii to Mr. H'ebtler. 
dated at 

. Washington, April 29. 1652. 

On my recent return from Havana. I found that tho 
tqoment had arrived to fulfill the iutentions of my Gov- 
ernment relative to my official connections with the Gov- 
ernment of the United States. 

The Secretary of State has not judged fit to reply to the 
note which I considered it wy duty to address to him, 
dated the 10th of December, in relation to the reception 
and the military honors rendered to Kossuth by the fed- 
eral authorities. 

Th* Becretary of State had led me to hope that my in- 
tcivtaws with him, io the State Department, would be no 
longer commented upon, aud accompanied by dcriMivu re- 
marks, io certain journals of Baltimore aud Philadelphia 
These assurances, which were evun given to me in writing, 
have been Immediately burlesqued iu the same journals, 
and have only led to more virulent. attacks, whic h were 
continued in one widely circulated journal of NewOrleans. 
And, on my passage through that city. I have been the 
(Hfiact of rery disagreeable demonstration*. I considered 
it mv duty at that time— 21st of November— to inform 
the President of those annoyances, so singularly patron - 


Ono of tho stnplo arguments of the free trade orators »? ehad ’f en a PP rc " Uce .f 0 

of England la th. Alleged tendency of unrestricted coin. LuSfitaSSttei ““^PP'O 
moral to Todncnthoqnnntlty and mitigate tho character Z °»» «tad,‘hat h» waa doomed 
of crime. P.rec trade, they argue, cn.urea cheap bread : lfB g f. ‘ l^’l X " 4 , * ,"" I>l0ym " U f S r 

and statistics ore paradod to prove that crime uniformly ii_' to > RicyRt^nf^im^ 0 ’ i b l * 1 T er ® 

increases whjlo high prices prevail, and Is as uniformly ilnnwtaffi ’ r Dd h,B ^sltivo nature wis 
leracncd when price, nrc low. Sot a year ha. pi.,„d h. iLderad '"i^ Tew yemm of TeMtlon and toU, 
.luce the repeal of the corn law. In which tha journal. " . h ,T e llnJ '“"i 11 ” 

committed to till, lino of policy havo not pointed to tho IJfff J?, , tt “ t hB w *f ?° l hur ; 

condition of England no proof positive of the accuracy error and vice, nnd 

of the roiuonlng* The Il!»rd of Trade return.," they 1 , , 

say, u display our commercial prosperity, and could Wu mncl nrnv«M nf A £ aT *». red W i u l j° ,n * tructll ( ne 

have complete social statistics, they would show equally ffhlsowS faJlfv SSSS ha ?. Beon 1 examr ’ k ‘ 8 

favorable resulta as to pauperism ft nd crime.” We have roieffort H* hik ttaSSi! an f. nohle “d^ccess- 

again aud agaiu endeavored to exlHbit the fallacious char- tSlMihid hShTj* £ , al ? r «P«- 

acter of the prosperity so vauutingly described ; and pa- S i 1 igSgfiT Iti SX f rl f ’ bad marrlod an ‘ n ! 

pers received by tho last mail supply evidence that the a'rDv mimwn. had 

£ee trade picture of dimlnt.hed erlme I. „nlte a. unre- CKSlSiU 

Mr Mayhcw. widely knonn « the author of n work on ^ "“‘Ir' 1 ' , . „ 

the condition of the London poor, spoke recently at a ... unusuallv'annovot? °ii d “^convereation, he had 
protectionist meeting ln London, and adduced a .eric, of J^Sn«W??ratlL . KI. h,S^ N " U ° c , ra, ”‘ r ; 
etrl king calculations, bwed upon fact, acquired during SJSd Mme ^l^aSfhiL^wSllL tenement-had 
his protracted investigation of the subjeot. He estimates from an lir i R tocrat of.t»iA» d i!!« ard wM I 101 " f^ rfaa *’ , c r J‘ mnr * t 
that! of tho population of England, four million five hun- crimsonod his pale 

dred thousand are dependent upon wages for work. Of S JSSF throu , B ? ft ral 1 nH !° rn1 ' 

these. It la belle, -ed that ouly one-third hare constant cm- j r ‘ j raTSf?’ T“«* 'P wt > “ uJ “ lmMt 
ployment; that another third are employed only half of “ ! 

their time: nnd that the remainder have only 'ocen- d '“PP 08 '^ Be e*ermu.t ho, a poor shoemaker 

slonal employment, from tho sickness or absence of the Tw*n!c v«dr< , , „ 

others.” Mr. Mayhcw contends that tho condition of the rawed arounTami rhhP^f f m fa * m 7* WroupwrcroiSr- 
worklng classes has deteriorated under the system of u’n- hoisi ln\L n' 1 a?, parlor # of a 

restricted competition with continental labor, and that JSSS^SS? KVliffi- A gentleman of some 
crime has also lucreosed from the same cause. The fol- ment/a^d’j W Jln a^HnhVd!ir?. - 01 ^ °, uU '. r . gRr , 
lowing figure*, declared to be In a great measure tho re- SSSiSJ S ir 1 ! and T. brt,ldored 

suit of his personal Inquiries, sustain the latter proposi- , i ° l J r 1 nal ? of ^ d ?y- ^ l“ d y "°me 

tion . * . H . v Vr Jmts younger, sat by Ills side, her faco beamlqg with In- 
in 1811 tho number of criminal* or crimes to every 10,- “T, 0 !?!?®* a ?1 gr f llfi, ! d P*l d ®! ** 8he ? a » pd ftt 

000- of tbo people werpas 5 ; in 1812 it rose to 0 ; In 1813 it w lh<Jn at thu love ‘ 

wasO: and so it went on gradually up to 1820. when It ^<?!^ U i„^ f n 0 j?ra>1 r nttr ?u n I d 

was li ; In 1821 It was 10 ; In 1830 it wi 13 in every 10.- JU ,» t returne ? ,° kl ". ® o1 * 

000 ; In 1831 It was 14 ; In 1840 it was 17 ; in 1841 it was 5R ' “cation at home i , another was h tall, graceful girl of 
17 ; lu 1842 It was 10 ; in 1 W3 It was 18 ; in 1844 it, was 10 ; !?, ??«’ 0ul ; hld u l “"g solution to her brother, 
lu 1845 It was 14 : ln 1840 it was 14 ; in 1847 it was 16 ; in I™"!?. t0 , cheer .®n C if c . le w,tb her lVer yfvl ‘ 

1848 It was 17; (hon it fell to 12 ; last year It was 13 B ° ‘ , , Plano. A bright boy of twelve was 

or 15. So that you see, if T take tho other years, though m,. J tI1 b P r ou‘ e «» In mathematics, aud a little cherry- 
under years of protection and scarcity, lu 183* they were ?“!!„ £!, ,7**, dr *u L ng P ,cturea on ht * r »*»U; and teasing 
30, and lu 1850, 15. Hut although crime iu tho lit two 

years has decreased, and though tho pauperism has de- tb0 d0 ® r *®«U announced a visitor. A person 

creased, still there are outlets for crime and pauperism and P reaen jea a subwlptlon for religious charity, 

which are not understood by tho generality'of the com- ° 5 bUD . . ?. dollar "’ ’ 8aid the good man, 

inunity . I, happened to be in the country a little time ivi^i- 1 departed blessing the giver, 
back, add it astonished me to find, in a town with a popu- Vl ') I , " IW* thogentleman said : 41 My dear, did 
latlon of 20,800, that uC lets than 11.000 vagabonds passed ™ V,®. 1 > x tbo coa i V d flour to lhe P°° r woman on 

through the town in 13 weeks. We havo Urge classes dA^Swff -i i, # and .^ Frederick and Mary have been ; 

knowu in the metropolis as "tho people of the streets,” , v CK family, and curried the clothes and medl- 

era.atn ' ^ clues. 1 ’’ “Yes. pana/ said little Kate, lookln* un from the 


etc. etc. ■ 1 ’ cines. ^ • Yea. napa,” raid little Kate, looking up from the 

The earlier portion of these figures, wc presume, refer • i e win . B ’ “ c,irrlp d uway my ucwstock- 

•xclusively to the metropolis of England ; and the Infer- IfRl, ? * “ 1 «" e ? d !“. d 8 et , ft®? 1 * again ?” said the 
epoo from the wholo is, that crime is being diffused more iwf iu*i« ! 841111 tll , e oh,ld ; ,l I sent them, 

equally than formerly over the whole surface of England. 1 „ r}& Cbt ”*y 8 were cold aud bleeding !” 

These are. after all. but the first fruits of tho system il remarked tlut it was time for family 

which our democratic economist* Wade before the couu- *11 was silent— book*, slates, 

try as one .of the highest developments of political sa- m a «i? W ° r ^i WP # e 4 a d ol,lde ' ^ neat blble, 
gaclty. * 11 “ bearing the marks of constant usage was brought. Tho 


From the Rio Orande. 


Moaf Ianuv a*. Mraa, Mi nut: it?: Uy tho arrivri 


uiuring me man;* oi constant usage was brought. Tho 
iwu rand an lntorortlnit portion. Tho wholo faintly joined 
in a familiar hynin. and the father led ln prayer, and wor- 
shipped the father of mercies In spirit and truth, from the 

flllltw-IKl r\f u rmtuf..! 1 . .— —a 


Tici.KOHArmo I'itesis. 

Arrival of tho Arotio — Four Dayn Later 
from Furopo— Cotton Steady— Slight Im- 
provement In BroadHtufTfl. 

* Nr.wYonx, June 1. 

The (bttlins steftrasr Arctic has arrived fropi Liverpool, 
whence she sailed on Wednesday eVonlug. the 19th ult. 

/ Liverpool Markets. 

LivEarooLj'May 10. 

The market closed this ovonlng steady and quiet, and 
no special change has taken place lu prices Since the sail- 
ing of the (Umbria. Tho sales for the three days of this 
week amount to 35,000 bales; of which exporters and 
speculators havo taken 15,000 bales. 

In breadstuff* a' hotter feeling has prevailed, and large 
sales have bectemade, with a slight Improvement In prices. 

Ffctnch News. 

General Lamoriclnre. aud several otficr Generals, have 
refused to take tbsffiath of fealty prescribed by President 
Napoleon, and considerable excitement has prevailed in 
consequence. 

Charleston Cotton Market. 

A \ tiiARLr.sTON, May 28. 

The business In tho Cottou mnrket this week has been 
moderate, the sales summing up 0000 l»ales. Prices have 
fluctuated slightly during the week, but they rnngqAo- 
day the same as the last quptatlons— strict middling 
being Ptfc. \ 

The increase in receipts at all the Atlantlo ports, com- 
pared, with those of the Same date lost year, Is liofeoff' 
bales. r ' J 

The freight on Cotton to Liverpool is Jfd V lb. / • 
Democratic National Convention—- Firit 
# Day’s Proceedings. , 

^ Baltimore. Juno -1, r. m. 

Ttie city Is thronged with strangers nnd tho ^gettiement 
Is great. TTie Buchanan men are working hard and are- 
now engaged in caucus with the (Virginia Delegation. 
They will stick to their man till tho last, ns was resolved 
this morning. Oen. Butler has written a letter ln faTor 
of Gen. Cass, who he says is entitled to the nomination. 
Gen. B. calls upon his friends to vote for Cass, and wishes 
to bo considered out of tho field M long as Cbm Is In It. 

It is thought thet tho friends of God. C ms will units 
with those of Butler should they be CPtnpcUed’tojgivo up 
thdr favorite, The Cm mon suspect tho Maryland Del* 
cgatlcn lira Inclined to go for BouglM, hookcre'on think 
Douglas will bo tho nominee. 

Tho Georgia difficulty is not settled stand" 

(Inn for Cass.'nnd will contest tho eoate of ‘the Mississippi 
Delegates unless It Is amicably arranged. ’There are forty- 
six Delegates taho claim stfats. Either Mr. Davis, of In- 
. diaua. or Cave Johnson, of Tennessee, will be President of 
the Convention. Tho' friends of Gen. mmston are press- 
ing his claims with' great energy. Tlu- NuwYork Delega- 
tion Is said to be divided between Cass and Douglas. ^ 
NewYork Markets. 

New York, Juno 1, r. m. 

The Cotton market to-day la dull. Flour in brisk, and 
sales of 4800 bbls. have been made— Indiana and State 
brands $4 06tfj)*4 25, Southern $4 31®$4 60. Wheat i* 
unchanged. Corn' in improving. Pork dullandheavy- 
Prime $10 25} M*sa $18. Lard Is held at 0‘4(g)10c. 

Fiirther from the Convention. <, 

11ai, timork, June 2. 5 r. m. 

The NewYork Delegation baa ju«t fired a aalute of 8) 
guna In front of tbo Hall, uujlor "a banner on which 
la Inscribed, NewYork for Com." The Conrentlon mot on 
tho call of tho Prealdhnt. Tho Chairman of the Commit- 
tee on Organization and Credentials, raid he waa not ready 
to report. Tho iin'mcneo crowd retard* huelnezeycry milW 
• Further by tho Asia— Arrival of Specie. 

The Asia bring* $128,000 In zpecl • from France, llol- 
llngehend's circular i.uotee cuddling Orleana Cotton at 
Liverpool at fi'.d., and Fair Orlean. atOS'd.; Mobile 6S'd. 
At Mancheeteraori the day the Aela, railed builncoe wao 
leea active. ■ ■ 

Havre Market.. 

The Havre Cotton market war quiet, closing on the lMh 
nt an udranee/of from 1" to 2 Trancs. Orleans 67 to 90 
franc*. The stock of Cotton on hand waa [>0.000 hales, be- 
ing u coneldepuhlo lucrenae siuce last accounts at Llyer- 
pool. InUkrn.a fair business has been done. Beef has 
advanced from 2s. to 2s. 0d. Pork commands ezlreme- 
rntes. bacon has advauced le., aud Lard Od. Console 

m. 

Tho steamer Franklin arrlyeil out' on tho 20tb, and tho 
City of Ulnsgow OTi tho 21«t. 

France. 

France Is- quiet. Odlllon, Murat and Uroglld have re- 
foeed to take tho oath to the President. 

MhV Wkmstsb at F.scnn 11 am.. — A dispatch from 
llo^ton. dated the 22d Inst., saye : Faneull Hall was 
crowded to Its utmost capucity to-day to hear Daniel 
abater speak. Tho distinguished orator was Introduced 
to tlm vast assemblage by the Mayor, and was received 
with great enthusiasm. He spoke for about ono hour, 
avoiding politic, altogether, and confining his attention to 
the prosperity, progress and destiny of the country, which 
ho painted In glowing colors. He paid n warm tribute to 
tho enterprise of 11 os ton nnd Hie Industry of. her citUena 
The meinhera of tho Methodist Conference were preseut 
by Invitation. 1 

»<f% Important to Planters amt Property 
Holders. 

BRIDGEWATER ADAMANTINE PAINT. 

The superior properties of this unequaled mineral sub- 
stance is now so well and favorably known that it Is un 
necessary to enter Into an extended notioo. Tho public 
ure referred to our circular, embracing certificates from- 
Capt. Bt. 0. TUOMA8SON, of steamer Magnolia. 

>\ m. BROWN, of towboat Porpoise. 

HUGllEH. VALLETTE k Co.. Managers La. Dry Dock 
J.P. WHITNEY & Co., Agents B " jo 
Cant. N. B. BOBBINS, of the ship Leodess 
JOSEPH BENSON. Pointer, 132 Camp street. 

And the UNDERWRITERS' CERTIFICATES. 

Also, the recommendation of a large number of our most 

!w?a vira 1 o 0r r T0 . N . l A0T 9 llB “ n ‘l COMMISSION MER- 
CHANTS. all of which are Included in the Agent’s Circu- 
lar. Also, to the following, received since the circular* 
were printed from JOHN F. MILLER, of Attakapas : 

“ lB f U .! y , la,lt 1 wafl lu duoed to apply tho Bridgewater 
Mineral Paint to my Sugarhouse. and. in every respect, it 
has exceeded my expectntipiis. and the representation* 
made by tho agents. Messrs. G. C. Bogort L Co. I cheer- 
fully add my testimony to the numerous ones embraced 
in the Agent * Circular, and recommend the same to Plan- 
ter* and others, as the best Weather aud Fire Protector 1 
have ever known. Where I havo applied it, it lias boon 
• exposed to the suu .since last July, and has neither bile- 
... D . or ®**®»*0» ttnd hM Conned a solid metallic surface 
which has proved entirely impervious." 
v it t a. '(Signed) JOHN F. MILLER. 
New Iberia. Attakapus. March 10. 1852. 

In addition to the above, we have in our possession in 
numerable certificates from equally respectable sources, 
wh oh can be seen at our office ; among which are thosi 
of Cupt. Mm. (Jutts. of the ship Charles Cooper: Brevet 
Lieut. Col G. H. Talcott.New York^Araeual ; It. S. Smith. 

pLtat • a n d i?7 rt ‘ ! IT"o r U -,V™ U, * ry Actt4 »c®y- West 


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THAT baa ever been dticorercd. 'This preparation bar 
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The proprietor baa made It a point to ascertain tin* re 
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United Staten. may22-lr 

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I)R. L. PIERCE, of Columbus, Georgia, respectfully 
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Medicine to 

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This excellent remedy for all diseases of tho kidneys 
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Orders directed to L. PIERCE, Druggist, Columbus, 
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OAK BOWER? FEMALE COLLEGE. 

ALABAMA CONFKKEN'OK OF M. E. CIIUHCU. SOUTH 

K AC l! LTV. , 

Her. T. B. RUSSELL, M; A., President. 

E. 1I0DS0N. M. A., Adjunct and Chemical Professor. 
Mrs. A. B. llODSON, Instructress in Drawing, Embroid- 
ery, etc. • 

Miss C. LEE, Principal of Primary Dcpartmctat. 

Miss M. J. .TOOMKK. Principal of Musical Department 
aud Teacher of French and German. 

The ensuing session of "thu above institution will com- 
mence on TUESDAY, the 0th of January. 1862. ' 

Patrons are requested, if possible, to enter pupils on the 
first day of the session. 

Oak Botae qr. Chambors c ounty, Ala,. Nov. 28. dfi 

NEW 01VLEAN8 AGENCY 

OF THE 

NASHVILLE MARINE, FIUETNSURANCE* AND LIFE 
AND TRUST COMPANY. , ‘ 

Capital *300.000— all paid In. 

Surplus $220.000— reserved fund. 

Total $520,000— avaUable asset*. 

JAMES A. PORTER. President. 
James Walker, Secretary. 

LOCAL DIHKTOItS. 

II. R. W. Hill, Isaac W Mooh, 8. O. Nelson. 

It. S. Frets, A. W. Walker, Logan Hunton 

MARINE RIVER, FIRE aud LIFE RISKS taken at 
tjic lowest rates, and all losses promptly adjusted aud paid 
at the Agency Office, N°- Camp street. 

W. PARTEE. Agent. 
Lons Lr.ssAsaiKR.^Ass't Agent. • mhl5 

BOOT AND SHOE STORE] 

The old and favorito stnhd. corner of Camp, Duplantier 
and Prytanla streets, is now well furnished with a stock oi 
Shoes and Boots, of every variety. » 

Customers and strangers faithfully served with good' 
argains aud u good lit. from Monday morning until Satur- 
day night. 

„ N. B. — Please remember that I dp not open on Sunday. 
Therefore* call during the week, 
frb* JOSEPH SCHILLING. 

A Good Book for General Circulation. 

-lUST’S ‘ 

True Practice of Religion. 

Showing the means by which to live a true discixple of 
Jchun Christ, in Holiness and Peace ; and also the Mala- 
dies of the Human Mind and Heart, which hinder the 
true practice of Keligioni yith their causes and proper 
remedies. 

From the Dutch 

“ SHORTER DOCTRINE OF PRACTICE,” 

OK THE 

Ret. KWALDUS KIST. D. D. 

Price $1. 25 per cent, discount, wholesale. 

JOHN BALL, Publisher. 

60 Graviej st. • 

SELECT SCHOOL, 

IN MAQIlKE CHURCH, CAKONDELKT BTRKET. 
The subscriber, having Beeured tbo use of a suitable 
room In the basement of the Magheo Church. propoM-s to 
open a SCHOOL on the First Monday In May next. 

The Time of Teaching to be from 0 o’eloek, a. m., to 2J£, 
r. m. 

The Course of Inslruptlon to Im thoroug k and ext entire. 
embracing all tho Branches of Education taught in auy 

raf U..„. I I i i * * 


south-western book 

‘ : JOHN II A Ll, ’ 

Al 111 0 n w 

rullowing : a I M b* fu^, . . 

MF.TI10DJST BOOK CONCvn. 

All Hi., lml.llrallc.il. of I hi. lloncm,, . . . 

lion, at catalogue prices. ^ 

HUN DAY SCHOOL Book* 

Stmd.y School Book, of all ilenninlntUooi 
tomlro oraortmont of JUVENILK luvm. 
Llhrario.. “°° K8 > nfeaiB* 

THROLOOY 

Till, dop.rtmrnt 1. Trrj largo, rahrariw ... 
work. Ill Theology puhU.hed In lhl» “"N 
roro, among which may ha found th. 

Jammy Taylor, Wcl.y, lllarko, H.nry "V 
hocko. Bacori, Milton, Colllor, mi.rlnri , 'Sl 
Pnluy, SUokhoura, Bumctt.Tlllot.on, C 

Lrlghton, Biim.w, MoItIIIc, M.g.. 

Ncrlns, Eran., Homo, Bloomflold. OradmT’J'S 
.end, Kltto, Butler, Edward^ Swift 
l.’Auhlgny, Luther, Calvin, ate., oto 

BIllLESr .HYMNS! AND Plum w 
An extomdve araortment, of all .lira, 
of binding.. ^radftifin 


SCHOOL BOOKS. 


I would m.pectfully call tho , ttcn , loll 
chant., tcarhera, and othor. In want ot]*^ 7 •* 
my largo and valuable awortment, oo M Wu!( h *> k 
Spoiling Book., ,* . Elocution, Logto/ , * M| f- 

Kcadlng Book., Arithmetic” 1 

Dlctionarir., Almbri, 

Oremmar., ■ n 

Rhetoric, ' 

Compoeitlon, VT* 1 

Drawing, Chembtry, ""S 

Book-Keejiltg, Botany 

Ooography, Mlner. ltWi 

Biography, ■ Natural tk- 
Natural Phlioaophy 

French Grammars, Dlctlonariet, Beadera ... 7*'* 

9p “R^; m o‘t“ ind It “ Ua 
drank tad Latin Book., of all deicriiitloiia 
ST AND AUD WORK), 

In every department of Solrnco, LlUnlanualf. 

j . Jl. would call the attohtlon of hit friend uiu.^ 
llo to kit ukolgu ooUcctloa of MlaaeUnnootu 
Work.! AU tha now and valuable wotkiJSu!? 
raoclvcd «-■ aoou as l»ucd from the Preu, 

DOMESTIC AND F0REI0N 8IATIWHV 
A ( largo nnd Valuoblo etork of Fnnah. hTil 
American Stationery! all freak and ncw,coiajita 
thing uaually kept In a Stationery Warahoani 
Letter and Nolo PAPERS, of all dcKrlptlni. 
BOOKS, COPYING TRESSES, INK, etc., ata 
the lowoat ca.lt price., . ! 

Any order, forwarded to mo for Mu 

lanooua Work., Foreign nnd American, vu t, 
attended to, a. tho .uheeriber 1. conBdmt, fin Ua 
exporience, extensive acquaintance and jnu M1(j 
that hi. ability to execute any order for Bottogfim, 
at very moderate prices, cannot bofurpMwllilMit 
Tcnua Cash. JO i W Bul ^ 

fed Fublbdier and Boolualler. M OmW. 

nro. CLCrxL.au' wn. cLircLafin. 7~. 

CLEVELAND, BROTHERS A CO. 

Commission Merchants, 21 Commercial riaco, Xnb 
^ - • II 

RICHARD NUGENT k CO. — ^*r 
Cotton Factors and Commission MertbanU, Hoifl 
Row. Caron dele t street. New Orleans. f, | 

WHIoW, WILLIAMS fc 00. ' 

Commission Merchants, No. 03 Gravler. street, tw 

: tl 

! 8. E. UURMAN fe CO+ U 

Importers, Wholesale and Retail dealers 1 b bb, Caps 
Straw Good*. No. 36 Magazine street, oonxr 4 On 
Now Orleans. 

A general assortment of Pauaipa. Campudiy 
and Palm Leaf Hats, at the lowest cash price*, 
on hand. 

^•Manufactory. 181 Water street New York, tit 

r. K. A. H At. Aim. S.C.4ktttui 

MALARD fe ARMIBTJUF, 
Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and Dotmrile Iky Ox 
No. 70 Gravler street, between MogazinesadCaBr, 
Orleans. 

A frill supply of Planta tio n Goods. W 

DR*. UKKKNLKAF, 

Office— Jarkson street, between the Market-bout* 
Tchoupitoulii* street. 

Residence— Corner of Jackson and Magazine #tn*U> 

fayetto . v nji 

CHITTENDEN feDJdiK&6N, 

Dealers in Carpeting. Oil Cloths and'RouMkcepiiy^ 
Good*. Nos. 20 Chartres street and 21 CwUoM 
street. Now Orleans. 


o ---, — • — IU I *UJ 

of the Seminaries ^Colleges In our country, vix : English 
Latin, aud Greek. Modern Luuguage*. Mathematics, and 
the various Sciences— Physical, Moral and Intellectual! 


of the steaziiNblp Yacht, yesterday, we have received tiles 


After an interval of silence, tho son looked up as if from 
a reverie, and said—" V ather. I think I have heard you 


,, ■ ...iriiuriu. now necreiury ox 

the Hudson River Railroad Company; D. O. Mdt’ullum. 
A*s t Engineer New York'find Erie Railroad, etc.: nrovlmr 
conclusively, by bd^thoroughly tested, that It i* both 


of the Brownsville (Tex.) Flag to.thc 22d ult., from which that your youth was neglected, that yon Mrc ouce 
we tako the following items : poor, illiterate, almost un lulldel. and entirely dllcouruged. 

Manx DxraxDLTioaa. — PViv ,nm HIM Ip a mol Ip g,m t of ‘° 

Ituluw. and Afr-rqooi. — It again becomra our duly to ra*. our colli oo tho RurauGW lly.Aha konorad truMoaof 
cord tho report of tho perpotration of another raone of “d t h, Ri‘con of .! ™Ji 8ab i? U ‘ |,cho ° 1 ' 

bloodshed and plunder, which, if our Information ho truo .^T h- ' taT ' rtan from f0 un ' 

would more raicmhlo the Work of Honda iucar!m,c fmT’uV a . ll °"' , V 

human men. Wo are iu formed by A gentleman Just ar- „.‘i i y 1 1 , a ?°*J d mao m,t ' d wlth Up quly^ 

rived In™ town, that. lU* Jen^ng S' tSTlwViwt!^ ^ ^ 

gang of about 40 mon oonalatingof y.exlcanaaud Indiana. SSe abound hmM Om i natonWrfal au- 

attacked a party of .even Americano, who were encamped cuorauco of hl .^rlv l , “ th ° PS> rir| y “" d 
ataLakecaficd Oampacoa ; five of thoec at the camp y . 1 radlgloua^rrora wh ch 

are aald to have been murdered, and all their properly ■? l "r l I* 1 * Ih which 

taken Into Mexico. Two of the men, fortunately, were oi raodaobSI^S m ^ ^ “"M * H 

the margin of the lake ahootlng ducka at the time, aud hG kralv i ! ^'’ f ',‘o l,ll >' ,n g he had received 

they aucceedod In making tl.ofr eacape. Theaerohhere LriWd .T^d'v r of toll, aa'iit niKhta 

and murderera are aald to have croaaed the river acme on^ Hk? ™ JS ^ a h .” he . '‘^'dMlok^ra'd hlm 

forty rnllea above this place, on Friday. Uie 7th lnat.. and ll umlnS anddfive.and lastly, of tha rount- 

a detachment or them openly rc-croaacd it again Boon “ Lin l ,? ' “^komirajphlL-h uowaurr.. u nded Inm. At 

after perpetrating their liollUh dead, hearing with them. ra¥ffJi!L “ ,l ? ,tW,d >ob “' “W 

a. trophies, the right hahd of each of their alaughterod had ^ iZmJ d ““ r ' ‘he converaatiou ... 

victims, while the remainder of tho savages eooUy en- y ''“" “ go ‘“-“kf 11 - “ rou “d 

oampod ou tho gr.mud whero the luaasacro « currvd,ex- "“liif iff .i?!:!i lb I B .. 

pooling, no doubt, anotherfeaat of blood from thoso wiioiu os the shoemaker of 1, . B 

they deemed abseut from the camp, and would probably : - 

returu unsuspicious of danger. A I)»kam Reauixu.-Souiii tlm* during the past sum- 

An effort bus been made us we loam, to raise sufficient mer, u strauger stopped at one of the watering place* on 
rueu to repair to the grouud aud bury the dead, but such «>« mountains South of Waynesboro, l’ennsylvuula After 
roustaruatioa prevail* arnoug the thinly scattered settio- *»ls arrival there ho was taken sick' and for several day* 
mints, that no one cail h* Induced to move beyond the was ap|»areutiy derqpged. On his recovery ho informed 
precincts of bisown lmbitatlon— and even therB he Iqin the proprietor of the house that during his illness, he had 
hourly expectation of bring murdered or plundered; aud dreamed far three nights iu succession that he had dls- 
we have no go v o rumen t troops here of a nature to pursue covered at a certain distance in tlie mouutiUu. under a 
there fiend*— though if w« had, they *ould have recrossed rock, an earthen crook, containing n largo amount of sll- 
the line and be under the - protection of Mexico long be- ver. At, this the worthy host expressed surprise uud 
tore the best mounted trooiui could reach the place of -poke of it a* a mysterious dream 1 ‘'hrpnsL, uuu 

Wiruagtt. .Thliru.xr£.Jiavu no r.>aa h Uw a. -Whai-. .„ .AXUnwird»,~L^WM Wi -they Weto walking togethor In 

will our government do for us f It does seem to us au l !* at direetlop. when the dream wus agulu Averted* to by 
emergency aufficleutly momentous far our Ktate govern- the stranger, and the proprietor at once proposed an 
meqt to take measures of protection, at least until some examination to satisfy their curiosity The rook was boou 
•“« from tile general government. An exposed aud after ciireftilly brushing the leaves uwav. It 

and bleeding frontier colls loudly for aid Shull w« have it was removed, and to their utter astonishment, there ret u 
Hluce writing tlie above, we have received the following crock full of silver. They took It out and conveyed it to 
communication lu relation to the mutter: • and on examination it was found to^ooutaln 

>• * «... n. Mhowmiill^ May 3 th. 1852 $4P«, all In half dollars, which was divided equally between 

Ms. Euitoh — Dear tin : It becomes my puintiiL duty to iDHU. 1 * 


|*T»gVii 3, bSJritWL iuA •<*** tfearwoon the Secretary of State declared to 

UVAlfoo of the Vx-wi me— 28th November — that thenceforth his relations with 

An official wank* only tn writing. 

On tha 7th of January thu Secretary of State judged 
publicly, and iu-the presence of Kossuth, 
i« ^ fanary speech, in which he htrenuomJy eucour- 
gva i inngaiy to a new rehclliou. aud formally proposed 
ThkSSfS.. S* •mancipation of that kingdom, 
was U i w* 8 8ucl * w ►fringe chaructor— 

avt ftri n i ilLL S t. UU^ru^tUxuri courtesy, us 

in the r wblcb > ou bad ff ,VeU WP 

to addnTflSS ? ‘If 1 1 1 considered it my duty 

S 8 *" <Mmourm wus the ex- 
fid Sutra ^ ae|lU *^ U ^ Hie Uoveruiaeut of tlie L’ul- 

■ djjiH -J tut th, 

it profifr to raaks to lus ou th. Wll, of da, ^ v .ul h, 
d«I«u of malulaJolu* tU S o«d wiitou/xlTt nx I 
twiwu Austria aud tile Uuitod BUtra utt “* b 

Thiao vnrUl aasucaumi liavi, not riven |dao« ,la r „ 
•av proomilot of th. fi«oraUr y of &UL. Co V« r X r a's 
fduuBv th. dsi-lai-aftoii of th. Prosid.nt aud to otoduo. 
aaaUriacftaw nooitrillation. 1 

Aflw httsluy d.UruilucJ With LUUth dvlilwntlou. as to 
(h. hostUa fricoe dtiqjs of th. li.cr.tary of Btato— aud 
‘‘P-risuiu d the falsi aud dlsagriioU. post- 
•“.Wftdtwl Hut., roiu, I hrllcrad It to hiiuy 
uiuy.xo ttrclarr, for vwy ovidsut luotir.s.qf nroorhdy, 
l??.- fJ Ooradutiuiat would uo fourcr fionait in. to ra 
^» hy. r ul cra.U MU , natations with tlu, priori,*! pro 
Unjtw « the Kossuth vptsods, ao v.ry much to h« n-trot 

I IcoKt hv tills oorswlo.. 1. . .. . 


■d “ Oounaual. 


nil last pro. 
■u.h a rapid 
i “tn tlw must 


1 WSK- 

t»«, t. visit 


d*th.K?^t 


FIRE JIA'J) WEATHER PROOF. 

The hcudiu^/shrlukinfi. or warniug of tho material upcm 


M*. Kbit oh — Dear Mr 


wy 

of Ife Heerdury tf Biota la Mr. lirnia^mokm 


request of you to give puUleitv iu the American Flag, of The day after this discovery, the stranger w»* about to 
one of the greatest most brutal outrages ever perpetrated lpa»e of Uie mountain, and complained to hfa friend, 
m co “ nt, Y' , , U T I’^Prietor of the ap rings, of the inconvenience of rar- 

On last Monday evening the camp of seven American*, rylng the nlver, when au exchange wa* proi»osi>d aud 
a lake c.llad Oampacuas.ln this county, wa* attacked by made. th4 stranger recelvlSg^ 

^» M if cau !! aua lud T r * aid,ue U . waw **° l !°'»« a fr*r hi* departure, however, that the pro- 

ongiug to ihe(,'*rankaway aud Cauioacnas tribes, and he- prietor made another direnvery-hls four huudred dollars 
f - “ iustru. U d by the authorities in in silver was counterfeit, and he hod thus been ingoolouslr 

,,,c :“r'-“ , ”- Tue , 8 r ,u ! ^ 

tiisy say, uud.T th. luslru, HuuJ of lh„ afeuvsrid * . “ bl * b1 )' r “P«t»hl« young lady of that city has 

!»•*«» lV*' t* ,u *tilated the bodies of the murdered be *' u *® nk tu ^ Gtica Luuatic Asylum, iu consequence of 
“^ h 10 aUuTa i lo » “f mind, caused by attandiug. the rapping 

th. luurd.r aud rot, tuny, j £t. uot Utn ahfo tcT»tl^!S -f dPf 1 *^ 11 °*«dltokd dopriving U» Pop. out qf hlst.u, 
u L'^dl^lfram il^ to jp. ouly SghVur *"’ w ' ,r > u Ju.U.aUy contradM.J, iu Ih.last l.Htr of 

SaSas&f&S tet, fa lu u, “ Cuuri « <«- Et «** u » ii «» xuuuuu- 

lh*t a. f.w AluarUaui uud Mukaus ilfttut vtSlfy^i tb “ g“««nuuu|it of Napoleon hu duturmiued to 

out dar. to Ira,, tlurlr raJho. withdraw tb. Frauoh troop, from Korn. a. spradUy a. 

Ikw.t _rh. M . | y*”" 1 Amina jmsribU, uni that th. Prvuch Fmlu sra d or to the Holy Bw 

'«* U S&2T 10 p ““ tM u< MnfKt * 4 wl “‘ , 


. r . . . u "wi, » nave not been able to iret imma- . uuv >>» ieui- 

urn ^dl^lflum il^ ‘“MO only SghVur *"’ w ' ,r > u Vcld.dly contradluUJ, iu Ih.last l.Htr of 

SaSas&f&S tet, fa lu u, “ Cuuri « <«- Et «** u » ii «» «uuo.. 

tluti the tow Ainerisau* and ffiMkaus ViTthat vtinify*^ llie B 0 *«niment of Napoleon has determined to 

u<4 dare to leave their rauehoa k^fauSuau DurtiMtai withdraw th. French troop, from Rom- as speedUy as 


The bendiuij shrinking, or warning of tho material upon 
whieh t huffied dial* not affect the paint ; in twenty-four 
hourp ij^urie*. and in four weeks becomes a perfect slate 
n preserve* wood from decay. And neither Ulsters nor 
cracky by exposure to the hottest sun. For covering roofs 
either tiu. ron. line, wood, canvas, or paper, it is also in- 
valuable, aud particularly ractmiuiendcd. as It Is a certain 
PROTECTION AGAINST SPARKS AND CINDERS, 
and la furnished cheaper than any palut In the Southern 
country. AU orders sent to the Ueneral Agents, or their 
sub-agopts, promptly executed. No deviation In price 
Terms — cash, or Its equivalent O. 0: BOOEltT S CO 
Agents for the States,, f La . Ala.. Miss., und Texas. 
SUR.AUKNTS— In New Orleans, Messrs. Slurk. Day. 
Stfaffer k 0o.. Priestley (e Rlou, .1 Wateyman 4: Co.. It 
Kiehards. E McPheraou ; Mobil, ■, J. IVhltaker • Vieks 

burg. Byrne 4: Anderson ; Ualvcston. Jones 4; Ulford 
Baton Rougr, Levi Kriluui. B j ,17 

l'HlLADKlri'IIlA SADDLEKV AND Tlll'NK 
W A H E H O U S K . 

S. ROBB a. Oo., 

A’i». 00 (irurier btrnl. Few Orleans. 
The subscribers invito riantersand Dealers in Saddlery, 
etc., tq call and examine Uihir stock. 

They arc constantly receiving Uood* from the Manu- 
factory in Philadelphia, aud direct from Kiigland, uud afe 
prepared to offer liberal iiidiicuiqentK to purclmsors, 

Their stock iu store is large and well ussorted. aud 1* 

c omprise^ ft* f^fa wH.< - • • - 

Saddle*, Bridles and Murtingiiles in great variety. 
Coach, Gig, Buggy. Dearborn,- 'fita'gu, Wagon, Dray, Cart 
and 1’ lough Harness; Horse and Mule Collar*, Hauie* 
aud Blind Bridies j IVaei? Chains ; Medical Bags ; Haddlcry 
Hardware ; Leather of all descriptions ; Coaeh Furniture 
aud Trimmings ; Trunk Trlmnilug* ; tfuffijlpr*, Coiu h-and 
Truukuiakers' Tools; Oil, VaruUb ? luilja ‘Rubber and 
I’ateut stretched Leather Gin and Mill Bands; India 
Rubber Good*; Traveling and Packing Trunks: Leutie 
aud Carpet Traveling Uuu*, Valises, etc., etc , etc. 
mhO '62 — iy 

BREWSTER &. CJO.j 

V A It II I A G W A R E H (^*U k E , 

No. 110 Gravler Ft fast, rear Hi. Chsrlw Uotfil, und 1U5 Bt 
Charles street 

BP LIC IT the atteution of purchasers to tiieir exteusive 
Hud varied assortment of 

CARRIAGES AND HAHNKBifi,^^* 

Whieh they otlerat tlie very lowest price* for cosh orap- 
proved paper. They are constantly receiving from their 
New \urk house, Np. 306 Broadway, (the oldest Carriage 
Repository lu tlie United States,) a variety of 

tfKW YORK CITY MADE CARRIAGES, 

Borne of which are of entirely uow aud original design* 
Also, plainer, but equally substantial vehicles, from the 
same reputable Eusteru manufacturers. 

Particular atteution will be given to the covering uud 
shipmeut of Carriages, to insure prompt aud safe delivery 
1 fatMtat • ■ <* 


also, Relifcs-Lettre*. * 

The subscriber, after an experience of ten years or more 
K teaching, as Superintendent or Professor of several 
Collegiate Institutes in different portions of the Bouth 
14 nd West, hopes. Unit he will be able io give satisfaction to 
guardians aud parents. 

Tho French, Spanish and Italian Languages will be 
taught (according to tlltf judicious aud popular method 
i»r Ollendorff.) at the desire of tho parents, without extra 
charge for iny or all of them— they being embraced in the 
8 irst Class, with the Auclent Languages, etc. 

Thumb— $0. $8, and $10 per month, according to the 
Class. 

Rfjkrkxces— R ev. J. O. Keener, Rev. H. K. McTyeire, 
Joseph II. Palmer, Win. 8. Mount. Thos. K. Price, W. II. 
D&muron, James Wright. W. II. ‘ Foster, II. R. w. IH11 
Samuel Henderson, N. J. Pegram. Capt. Richard Robert- 
son. J. J. Lugenbuhl, Jos. A. Lusk. Augustus Block, Hen- 
ry Block. Geo. Brewer. Rev. Joseph B. Walker, Dr. B. U 
Moss, Dr. B. Gilbert, E. 0. Wharton. 

v ‘ H. 0. THWEATT, A. M. 

NewOrleans, April 21, 1852> 

CHURCH bemTsT" 

choJoh, Factory, steamboat and locomo- 

A!..¥.J2 BL “ 8 con * t nntly on handv and PEALS and 
CHIMES of Bell* (of any number) ca*t to order. Im- 
proved cast-iron YOKES, with moveable arms, are attached 
to these Beils, so tliat they may be adjusted to ring easily 
aud properly, ami springs also, which prevent the clapper 
troui renting on the Bril; thereby prolonging its sound. 
Iluuging* complete (iucludiug Yoke, Frame uud Wheel ) 
furnished if desired. >■ 

A n experience of thirty yearn iu this business by their ! 
i. 1 .. eUtt bled him to ascertain the best form for 

iil , ( ' ou, hluation Of metals, and degree of heut re- 
quisite for semiring in them the greatest solidity, strength 
and most melodious tones ; which improvements, together 
with hi* very extensive assortment of patterns, are now 
ueia by the subscribers, who have grown up in thu busi- 
ness, und who will un« every endeavor to sustain the repu- 
tation which tho establishment lias heretofore enjoyed, 
both in this and foreign countries ; the Bells from which 
V? ^P^toffiy received tho highest award* of tho New 
zork State Agricultural Society and American Institute; 
and at which were completed Chimes aud heavy Alarm 
Bell* for Ulffereut parts oi the Uulou aifd Canada 
MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS .wi ll st ill be ijiNiin- 
faetured by the subscrlbO^bT wlifaTi Iliey will lTaveeon- 
stautly on baud an assortmeut of Trausit Instruments. 
Levels. Surveyor’s Compusse*, (plain, uouious u'ml im- 
proved.) etc. Also, Brass or Composition Castings of auy 
size cast to order. • 3 


All communications promptly attended to. 

•/ ANDREW MEN KELT'S SONS. 

M est Troy, Albany county, N. Y., 1851. 

SLARK. DAY fe STAUFFER, 
ftpl O * Ageuts in New Orleans. 

K. (’. KSTES, 

-CP MM nut ION M Kite IM NT, 

'■* Nkw Youk. 

Purchase* every description of MERCHANDISE ou 
orders from merchants, planters and others, eltbur for 
cash or on credit, embracing Dry Goods, Clothing, Hard- 
ware, Piano*, Carriages, Furniture, Machinery. Planters’ 
Utensils, and Indeed every thing the market afford*. 

Consignment* of any Produce promptly and faithfully 
attended to. 

— X i »’ »: m it to — — 

Me*«r* Wlghtmaufe Bummers, Editor* Southern Christian 
Advocate. Charleston. v w 

Rev. John B. MeFerrlu, Editor Nashville Advocate, Naah- ! 


A. J. WRIGHT te 00., 

Cotton Factor* and Commission and Fonruiajli 
chant*. No. 67 Gravler rtreet. New OHraM,. • Vf 

R. M. ELLIS fe 00., 

Commission Merchant*. No. 07 GraVier rtmt,Iw(i 
leans. ^ ■ - -f • 

REaULAR DRY GOODS TORE 

JOSEPH II PALMER k CD., 
Importers and Wholesale Dealers iu Dry Goofcfffi 
street, "flew Orleau*. c W 

7 EahTUKjrwABEt^ 

54 DUNLAP, 

I CAMP STREET, NKW 0RLKANI, 

Has on hand a good 'assortment ofWABI|ffd 
various qualities, which will be sold on the affi 
ble terms. Purchasers ure respectfully reqaabi.- 
aud examine. ' f wj* 

*100,000 WORTH OF 

Faxhionable Clothing, Gen 

ing Goodn, &c., at Bdttfl. . 
ALFRED MUNROE if CO# 

‘•One Price” Mammoth Clothing egUlUifeirt** 
Magazine street. New Orleans. 

GENTLEMEN visiting New Orleans are 
vifad to call and examin^ much the larged ^ 
ploto assortment of goods iu the above liW 
the South. . > . 

We manufacture oil our Clothing jintrif*'* 
retail sale*, aud It is with the perfect cuttMiaev*' 
.able to give satisfaction, that wo ask all 
with a call to examine particularly 
ture. trimmings, ‘fee. 

All good* sold by Us aro warranted io aT«rj ‘**0* 
after the purchase of any article any diti! 
it will be cheerfully taken back aud ihaBWVf 
Our object is to please our customers. ' 
45T.ONE PRICE FOR GOODS-No davWi* 
fo 0-1 y - ALFRED MUN*0« W 

’ ‘ MU.' JAMES WRIGHT 

Having for private reasons which no lonf*®J|j 
continued Ills interest duriug tlio last buzhMffJJj 
the firm of James Wright fe Son, we have 
sure of announcing tliat he becomes this 
in our house, and solicits the iutercat of hh 
former pfttron*. . 

To correct a general misapprehension, tt tt In- 
state that he has no iuterest in any other bon* ' 
JAMES WRIGHT. A. J. WRIO®* 

Now Orleans, Dec. 1, 1861. 
uumuah. 

DUNBAR fe BUCHANAN, M 
Commission Merchants aud Wholesale Orootfft ^ 

jtreet, New Orlea ns. 

MOSES GREENWOOD fe 00. 
Commission aud Forwarding Merchants, No 
street. 

T. H. JACKSON fe'yO 
Dealers in Fine Fashionable CloUiinf, N«- 
(next dm»r to Pluntenr Hotel.) t(ow 
Youths’ Clothing, Ucnt.’S Under , 

Trunk*. Carjaff Bugs, and a general aWO™ 8 ^ 
'Clothing, always ou fiuud 
tho lowest market 

B. F. SMITH, DKNTIBT, 

Hu* returned, and Is devoting himself eiaW 1 ^ , 
practice of liis profession. 

OQleu ut the corner of St. Charles atwet 
HlUU, nnuuu uuqj.w a—— — 1 ’ 

uud for future? constant, UP.W 
hostility ty.ihu Churoli Soutlft ^ 
Tho Dootor by nuture nhhors pWT 
“ voice is still for wur'-of co®*) 
ono sterling trait in tho hoary ^ 
is nut given to olinngo. " 0 
that in forty years ho has u0 * c "7 


R Vlit» Tran Uo ™rlOi W«or Nwlivlllo Ad, uo »t„, Nm 

Editor New Orleans Christian Advocate. 

Mewr*. J. O. Nelson fe Co., New Orleau*. 

- Alussrs. Cherry, lluudersou fe Co., Now OrUimn. 
Messrs. Lowe, Pattlsou fe Co.i NewOrleaus. 

Mr. Ww. Kckford. Mobile, Ala. 

Mesare. Weaver, Mullin fe Co., Mobile, Ala. 

Col. Jame* E. Saunders, Mobile, AU. 

A. O. Harris. Esq., Memphis, Tenn. 

W. B, Cooke, Elysiau Fields, Texas. 

?• J- SSaS-fc Rw • OentrerUle, TtXU. 

U. W. Ubcrty.TfXM. jy» 


opinion, un argument, n p,ftP 
1 prejudioo, or u medical 
, would bo ull tho time, Proto- ^ 

or, Sub. "Muruis. Hyd.j or 
't.-nrnmnnivauous mvoivinff iftcta, « y^i 
account* of revivals, religious wectU»g*» ^ 
biographies, etc., must be aeoonipanM ft 
name. * ,-uyd* 

A few select ndvertUmeuta will h4ao*»*w* 
nr Which must be pro-paid, iu ordar W* 

4ST Offloe No. W Gravler atwt.fi* 01 * 

John Ball 



publishing Commit tee 
of Louieitinn Conference, 


H. N. MrfTYEIRE, Enrroi 




VOLUME II. NUMBER 20 


NEW ORLEANS, SATURDAY, .TUNE 19, 1852 


WHOLE 


WRITTEN IN It.l.NKSS. 


nilnh of its own downfall 


1st. For tho personal 


use (Indult) of tho 
privileged altar, hy which Plenary Indulgence 
is gained for thosc sodlsin purgntory to wliose 
benefit the Holy Sacrifice of tho Mass is ap- 
plied. 12 frs. 50 cents,” 

It must he confessed, that if the sufferings 
of souls in another world arc alloviated by 
tho purchase of such an Indulgence, it would 
be tho height of cruelly in their friends and 
relations td reject this, cheap opportunity nf J 
holping them. Butburoly the conditctjof the 
Popo presents the very cliniax of cruelty, 
sinco having at his absolute disposal the whole 
treasury of works or supererogation, ho yet 
neglects to apply it,, cn Masse, to the release 
of tho souls suffering the fiery penance. It 
would cost him so little; and the good done 
would ho so .great. Hut no! the Pope can 
no!* grant’ the slightest alleviation to the very 
.poorest of these souls, till he. t as received the 


of tlto reader who does not understand it, that 
it involves something mysterious ; he is not 
far wrong :• but I am not going to scrutinize 
it— the following note is explanatory enough : 

“ It costs less when tho postulant is provi- 
ded with lotters dimissory from itis bishop, 
than when ho has inorely his excorporation ; 
hut either of these papers is a sufficient quall- 
fication for tho pontifical. brief, of tvhicli the 
lowest pvice is l it) frs. 70 cents.'’ - 

Through all th'is, one thing is plain enough ; 
that is, the Pope's endeavor to baffle the bish- 
ops. The fact is, -that to obtain holy orders, 
a paper, called a letter dimissory, must ho 
obtained from the bishtip, aiul paid fur like 
iill tlio rest-; Imt, hero tho Pope interposes be- 
tween the merchant and- the purchaser, and 
offers to dispense with the- bishop's paper, 
thus closing the market against him. YVe 
shall see, presently, that, /he bishops Have 
'looked with no favorable vyf! rat this agency 
of the Cutliulie-u postulates, 

“ PISPKNSXTIONS. 

" 1st. Dispensations of all kinds for the 
celebration, and tho sanction of prohibited 
Uiimugos." • ’ ’ 

I* or example. In marrying a heretic you 
expose your soul to damnation, ns well ns the 
souls of your children, and, of course, this is 
the ground on which the church opposes such 
unions : but take a dispensation, givo money, 
your marriage is- legalized, you may expose 
yourself to damnation without any further 
scruple." Eternal shame! shame upon men 
who. in order to quiet uneasy consciences, 
pretend to believe in -Satan, and then, for the 
sake, ot a golden key, thcinsulvcs open for 
them the gates of hell ! 

“ 2d. Dispensation from the vows of virgini- 
ty, .el cetera:" 

Y cs, reader, you have read, and I have 
copied correctly. It is thus in the circular: 
“Dispensation from the vows of virginity;’’ 
and this circular is to the clergy. YVo will 
he brief and plain; A priest cannot have u 
dispensation from celibacy, bubfrom chastity, 
lint no ; this I am convinced can not ho the 
intent of the permission, though it may bd 
thus interpreted. And do you not see that 
nature, outraged in the person of tho priest, 
will lead him to seek and accept any inter- 
pretation ! I leave it to the reader, be he 
father, brotherr or husband, to judge of the 
danger, and then, ir nn dare, let him send 
his child, his sister, or-hiswifo, to the confes- 
sional of the compulsory bachelor priest. 

“dd. Dispensation from the celebration of 
obligatory masses, Tor which funds arc want- 
ing. 27 frs. - ’ 

It is stated in “The Religion of Money," 
that a town priest who accepts mosses at 
thirty sous' each, enn make them over to a 
country priest to celebrate,- by pnying him 
halt tho sum. It appears that this is.not nil, 
and that this broker priest can be dispensed, 
not only from the personal celebration of tho 
mass, but from the mass altogether, even 
■though -paid for performing it, by making 
-over to the Pope the sum of 27 fruncs. So 
then, simple-minded Roman Catholics, pay 


downfall is my present object, not for tho 
pleasure of demolition, but to proparo the 
way for rebuilding. The throno cannot bo 
occupied by two sovereigns, by tho Pope and 
Joshs Christ. The l’opo muBt come down, 
and Christ must be seated theroon. The sys- 
tem of the Romish Church is but that of ma- 
king gods of tho cl orgy, just ns Paganism 
mndo gods of its idols of vyoiid and stone;" and 
if 1 strivo to ovorset tho idol, it is that the 
pedestal may bo restored to Cod, tho Father, 
Son, and Holy Ghost, to whom alone it be- 
longs. llut jit the very threshold I am met 
by an obstacle. -, YVhnt I have to state is so 
extraordinary, ’so monstrous, tliat I- dread the 
effect of such a demand on tltf faith of my 
readers. How meet the difficulty ! Simply 
by assuring them that I have in my posses- 


llis Word to the- utmost limits of the earth, some remarks In 
Tho exasperated Pope exclaims, “0 people! oitisons which di 
you are deceived; read it not!" Christians ply, in which t 
reply, “YY’o do not wish you to take our wherever went tl 
word-read for yoursolves ! " trines end organl 

“No!— close your eyes!" ' gospel and’ true 

“ t hi tho contrary, examine ! " course all who jo 

. “ Relievo me ; I nni Pope ! » so under tho Disi 

" llntlior believe tho gospel ; itis the YVord Discipline. Tha 


h ,|„ Mil or mini, -i wiiigiu sr.j, 

,, the dying rtliy, 

2*,ini»of ehiilowe binds the ehooToe of gold, 
jNlellt comes shepherding hie etxrry fold 
the MnfreO bottom or the sky. • 

e'nkeO smoog Hf«'» f» Jei * nlln ’ Uo— 

p-irt from thetr natural u«o* bound !— 

nkcBt 10 my " rutchcd P Ugbt ? 

1 wrier cnpt ,nl ° ptony ground ’ 

A T j rt tnMyn° t quicken up Into tho light. 

I dreamed ubont the hlllB orhome 
• ^«onliw<>toroam; 

(XMlreMeatctl larch, 

And willow, hung with taweln, when, llko bull*, 
•nokllithe thawing runnel’s brimming *wcll* ; 

AbJ noltly iHUng In the fi-oht of March 
rt,e new moon He*, 

Witching for harebell* , rmd the hud* that rape 
' jlfurts lovel 0 ™ t and the spotted adder;* tongue, 

Pi*d helped leave* among— 

M,(t verdurou* *ca*on’* cloud of wltnewe* ; 

Of how tho tlai*y ahlne* 

White, 1’ tho knotty and cloHo-uibblcd grn** ; 

Of thicket* full of prickly egtantlnq*. 

Anff the Mini *ploe-wood and red it*. ■•unfit*. 
gMlng between whole Ikw* the twinkling heat* 
gar.^ up the exhaled *wcet* 
from dew-embalmed bed* of prlmroae*. f 
flilt ill unprewed He 
gtre of enamored air*, right daintily, 

And golden-ringed hcpfl 
Of»tmo*phcn'B of hymn*, 

Wlicn wing* go beating Up the bluo fiuhllmo 
from hodgehJwAweet with verinill-Bproutlug limb*. 
In April’s Bhowery time, 

When lilac* come, and utrnggling .(big-Howcr*, bright, 
A* any summer light, . 

Ere yet the plowman** ateer* - 
Broww through the meadow* IVom ilrolr trace* free, 

Or uteel-Wuo swallow* twitter merrily, 

With Mnnt wing* ^having close tho level ground, 
where, with htt uew-wa*hed owes thick huddled roujj^ 
Tim careful herdwnan pile* tluj bu*y shear*. 

But this fond teeming now no longer*ecm»— 

Aching and clrowey pain* keep down my dream* ; 

Even a* a dreary wind * * 

Within aome hollow, black with pol*on flow ur *. * 
’Btoon* Into rilence. die* the hope that Unci', 

My lowly chamber with Ulumined wing*, 

In life * enchanted hour*. 

Wteo- tender oxlips mixed through yellow string* 

(tfWlleiuMar*, with myrtle* interfused. " 

fnUed out of part urn* green. I gaily u*ed v 

To braid up with my hair. Ah,, woll-a-dajr I 

Happy thd blue eye* of another May 

Open from ro*y lid* ; l shall not see, 

for the white shroud-fold*/ ^f it thu* mi V -t be 

0 Father, Son. and Spirit ! holy Three ! 

A* death i* closing round me into night. 

Comfort thf.da^knew with rcllgiou* light j 


of («od ! ” 

“ I toll you that you require u dispensation 
lor rending all bad books ; pay me, then reod 
the Bililo." 

YY’e, nn the other hand, invito you to road 
the Bible — to read it without payment. . As 
Christ “ over spake openly tu the people;" as 
the apostlos wrote Openly to oil tlio churohes; 
so do we. YY’e have nothing to conceal. We 
proclaim the truth In tho high-ways, upon tho 
house-tops.; and this book, containing tho 
very words of CliKsfoud ills apostles, we bid 
you tnko it without money and without price ; 
for if you are poor, know that wo give it.* 

“ Como to Rome." 

"No, go to Christ." 

“ 1 will give you my Papal benediction.’’ 

“ Christ will givo you everlasting lifo." ^ „ 
" I. will eonfoss you, you shall do penance," 

I will absolve you; or rnthor, you shall buy 
it of mo; me, the successor of St. l’eter .” 
I’otor himself speaks, and hi tho gospel ex- 
claims, “Tliy money porieh with thee, lie- 
causo thou bast bolioved that tho gift of God 
could bo purchased with money." Aots 
viii. 20. > 

“ Huy ! buy my conseoratod chaplets, my 
ooclosiastlcal dispensations, my plenary in- 
dulgences ! " 

11 No- Without money and withoutprico,’ 
says the Lord. ‘Come unto mo, ye that are 
weary and heavy ladon, and you shall find 
rest to your souls. Learn of mo, for I am 
meek and lowly of henrt. I am oome to 
seek and save that which , was lost. Look 


o money, 


to the clergy; Pope docs not believe in purgatory, tlian ttup- 
oiysclf by the pose him so' hard-hearted us to leave', millions 
deh the above of souls in a state of .torment, when it would 
cost him nothing to save them from it. It 
follows, indeed, that the sale of an Indulgence., 
in, which wo do not believe, is thus a mere 
traffic. * * Von cannot admit this last 
supposition ! Return, then, .to the first. 
Choose botween them. The Popes are mon- 
sters of cruelty, or of hypocrisy! 

“dd. 1-or Plenary indulgence after confes- 
sion and sacrament, ,on the anniversaries of 
birth, baptism, first communion, entrance on 
tlm religious life, taking lmly orders, and any 
other great epoch in life. 10 frs. -NO cents." 

I low accommodating arc these Indulgences ! 
Have you committed a fimlt ' Y ou go to 
confession : some penance .is imposed and the 
fault is thus washed away. Transformation 
the first. Suppose, however, that the pen- 
ance impoBcd-is irksomo-to you/ -YVhnt is to 
lie done in this ease ! Nothing but to liny 
the Indulgence that releases you from the 
obligation of fulfilling it : and thus, for 10 
francs, SO cents, you are perfectly free. 
Transformation tlnfVoconil. Now. "as Indul- 
gences arc sold according to the degrees of 
sin, it follows that,' from transformation to 
transformation, the redemption of your faults 
is reduced to a payment of money. . 

, “dtli; To obtain tho same favors twico 
every month), not only lor yoyrsclf, but for 
your relations and connections, to the third 
degYec.of affinity inclusive. lO frs. 80 cents." 

Y ou are perhaps astonished, candid reader, 
at this offer of Indulgences for relations, who 
are perfectly free to purchase them for them- 
selves, if they desire it. Hut do you uot see, 
that possible they might not desire it ! 
And tWs it is necessary to give the well dis- 
posed members of- the, family, to the good 
Catholics, tho means of providing them with 
this advantage in spite of themselves. So 
oven lie wills none of these tilings, Ml lnive 


truffio is plainly avowed. 

dd. vA Letter ti-om a .Catholic priest, sent 
by the said agent to my house, to ascertain 
exactly who 1 wits, as I had merely, sent my 
name without any qualifications to the -former, 
it will he seen by tiiis letter that tl^e agent 
refused to soil me one relic, valued at a few 
francs only, in ordor to oblige me to take the 
whole packet of eighteen relies; or rather, 
having found' out who I "WnTThc-would not 
allow mo to have tho rclic'in question. 

4th. An extract from the sentence pro- 
nounced in a court of justice, in a public sit- 
ting on the 14th of Novimber, 1842. proving 
tho foot of this traffic in Popish goods, hv the 
condemnation of the traveling ugept. "This 
document is stamped, signed nnd authorized. 
I uow'proceed to lay the facts before the 
reader ; 

The traveling ngent of Hie “• General '• Cur- 
respondent af the Catholic Apostolic. Agency of 
Rome, in France," having sold articles to a 


the statement of Mr. C. 
root. It was said in hi 
■day, that to .flow Englai 
citizens of Bfiston, nnd t 
who regard, many slave! 
mon-stealers ahd horse-1 
of Brother Collins were 
ing that the Methodists 
thoir fraternal arms ari 
in tha conn try. The s 
on the merits of slaverv 


tlie true cross; only it is said these, in a pa- 
renthesis, “difficult to procure, ' just as book- 
seller, might note of sonic rare- hook in his 
catalogue, that there were hut few copies re- 
maining. 

In conclusion, the prospectus warns you, 
that to secure the transmission uf the articles, 
the amount of the order must he at least 
twenty-five francs that several persons might 
unite in forming a list, but that it must he 
signed by one only, — anil this brings me back 
to our traveling clerk 

lie laid introduced himself to an ahhe, nnd 
had received an order ; 'liq had then repaired 
to the house of another priest, had shown his 
commission, and received another ; and this 
he had done till oilers in tlint diocese were 
uf sufficient value to pay for a 


irtained o! 


tors, to show the ne< 
Collifls. In gubseqt 
his own opinion, os i 


. _ .inurnoy. 

Some weeks later a package nrrived at - . 
Know, reader, tlint I could put a proper name 
in the place of these dashes: and if I do not, 
it is because 'my object is to attack things, 
not persons. 1 respect or pity the clergy of 
Home, I detest tho institutions of Itomo. 

Tile package of relies, indulgences and dis- 
rponsations arrived then ut tho abbe's house, ‘ 
and lie rejoices in the hope of Helling retail 
what ho had bought in the gross ; hut, 0 
cruel disappointment ! tho bishop reftises his 
sanction. 

“But, my. .lord, these relics and papers uro 
perfectly authentic.” 

“ That is true.” 

I hey possess, then, the same virtues as 
those which you yourself procure from Romo 
to. sell aguiii to us.” . * 

‘‘Undoubtedly/’ 

“YVliy, then, keep mo from goirig to tho 
fountain-head, and oblige me to receive these 
articles through tho channel of your inter- 


Fmm the French of Napoli on Rouml. 

The Religion of . Money. 


I’AKT SECOND. 


Reeder, arc you acquainted with a tract in 
which it is dearly shown, that in the Romish 
Church every tiling is sold, while in the gos- 
pel every thing is uivbn, and thpi thus, be- 
tween the religion of the' Pope and. tho reli- 
gion of Jtuua Christ, there is a “ gtfeat gulf 
fixed”! At all events, here is tho second 
pert of if, which may in caso of lieod servo 
for the Unit as well. 

It wbs after “The Religion oflVTonoy’’ had 


poe through Bix editions (noil-, more than 


.two hundred thousand copies lin\ io been sold) 
too honest 


“Genkiiaj. Correspondence. 
“Cmu’uu 

“To tho Clergy of France. 

“ POl'R HO.NORARIKS.* 

Not to be paid for till the papers ha ve been 


Ihat an editor of n 
himself to believe in the possi bility of the 
aumereos corruptions of the Chi lpoli of Romo,' 
started doubts as to the necurai ly of tho facts 
bmight forward in this little t reatise. As I 
wis the author, I thought it heat to writo to 
the then Archbishop of 1’arU, M.'. do Qucnleu ; 
red I told him that tho lust edition of “The 
i Religion of Money” being exhausted, 1 had 
taken tho liberty of inclosing 


seok and reoeivo the truth. And I ogd with 
these words— words spoken by God Himself, 
ami deserving all your attention — “ God so 
loved the world that ho gave his only-begob- 
teiv 8on, that whosoever bolieveth in him 
should not perish, but have everlasting life.” 

Now that you have hoard this declaration, 
Jesus adds, “Light u come into the world, 
but mon loved darkness rather than light." 
Arc you of that number 7 If so, listen, and 
you shall hear how the Lord Jesus oxplains 
your preference of darkness — “ Beoause their 
deeds are evil.'' _ 

YY’ill you, on the contrary, seek after and 
rccoivo tho truth 7 Then it is you that Ho 
says, that "your works are done in God;’’ 
nnd it -is for you that Jio adds, “Ho that 
iicarcth my word, and believeth on Him that 
sent me, hath everlasting life." 

* When the Romish clergy pretended that our Itlbles 
were faUlflad, tlie author of tiiia llttlo tract inndi- u public 
offer, through the dally pro**, to distribute KomUh TetU- 
ment*, if tha clergy would aau^tlon it. Ho reoelvwl in 
ftiuiwcr an auouyuou* letter, \rcquutlog him to keep 
alienee. 


“ 1 1 is enough that a work tends to the glory 
of God, to the edification of tho faithful, and 
to the increase of tlie respect due to the Hply 
See, to the which the Church of France is bound 
by her very bowels, to insure its aceeptnbleness 
to the French clergy, whose zeal is a guaran- 
tee for its success.'’ 

Delicious style of prospectus ! Hut we pro- 
ceed : 

“It is tiiis assurance, sir, which, when hvas 
at Romo, induced mo to accept the agency of 
the Catholic Apostolate for France, in order 


urn tho liberty of inclosing a copy, which 
liunestly entreated him to read, and to-point 
Wany inaccuracies, howover trifling, that I 
re|jlit thus be enabled to correct them, before 
tteeeit edition went to press. In conclusion, 
laid, that if ho ilit} not send any answer, I 
Wd regard his Bilcuce as an approval of 
wht I had written. 

A week later, as I was on my way to the 
printer’s, I received a letter from the Vicar- 
®reeral, fixing a meeting at’ his own liquyo, 
by order of tho Archbishop. On my arrival 
« the time appointed, I found the Grand-’ 
■wr seated in tho midst of books and pu- 
pers, and quite prepared to convince, if not 
to win mo over. As this was not my objoct, 
put ray questions oho. by one, distinctly. 

■ 1« it true— yos or no, is all I ask— but is it 
u» that your church peoplo pay to bo bup- 
j*™, buried, otc.7" Now 1 solemnly avor, 
that to eaoh of these qucstiQns tho Grond- 
icar was oompollod to answer “ Yes ; " only 
o disputed the price, u«uring mo that hap- 
in only cost twenty sous, while I lmd set it 
own at forty-five,; that tho wax candle of- 
Hred at the first communion, and vnluod by 
j? 0 a * ' ^ lreo francs, fifty cents, “is not thicker 
j showing me lire little fingor. 

. ““rired his simplicity, and'went on witli- 
7 fiueations. 1 must, however, pload guilty 
an omission of which 1 was convicted by 
, . _ lOar-Genoral. In my text I lmd said 
‘ig about marriage ; tho Y'ioar obligingly 
**^wd me that this, like all the rest, had 
(Uhr* , ^ pardon ; but 1. again affirm 
u '-'fdanil-Vicur was obligod to confess 


Methodists as c«n be found 
any other. He would also i 
course pursued in certain qc 
delicate subjeot alluded to, 
productive of mischief and ei 
vontiou which fomtod the I 
of Maryland — 

Mr. Collins wire interrupt) 
Bangs, who objected to his p 
B. S. Hill, of tho Erie Coal 
Bro. Collins made reirflrka ti 
were offensive in some eeotic 
Brother Porter bad mads iw 


offensive to Mr. Collins’ 
prepared to hear Mr. Colli: 
broth rep could havo the pi 
speeches, • 

A motion wus here off 
Collins to proceed, and Mr 

if Km a 


General Conference M. S. Ohuroh, North. 


June 1. — J. A. Collins said there 


was a 

matter that had been introduced there whioli 
lmd affeoted most seyercly nn important sec- 
tion of our work. Ho had received jntelli- 
geiu-c of it in n way that left no mistake as 
to tlie character of its bearing, and lie asked, 
in view of tho facts they lmd bofore them, 
that something might transpire there that 
would relievo tho caee of its disastrous effect. 
If tlie Conference wonid permit him, ho 
would nmko a statement which he hoped 
would result in some relief to that quarter. 
Ho recoived a telegraphic dispatch on Sun- 
day in relation to tills matter, which he did 
uot answer ; lie received another telegraphic 
dispatch yesterday (Monday) wbioh he did 
answer, nnd last night he received a long and 
strong memorial, or protest, signed by some 
of tho best mon in this country, und somo of 
tho host members of the M. E. Church in tho 
city of Biiltiifioro, in regard to the subject. 
Now, if the Conference would permit him, ho 
would make tho statement to whioh he had 
referred. 

A motion was mude that Mr, Collins havo 
leave to make a statement to the Conference; 
to which an amendment was offered, that all 
othors have the privilege of making state- 
ments. 

After a rapid and random discussion, the 
nmondniont was lost, and without taking the 
question qn tlie original motion, Mr. Collins 
was allowed to proceed, by courtesy, no one 
making objection. 

Mr. C. said a discussion occurred in the 
Gonorul Conference, a few days ago, whioh, 
unfortunately, topk a direction whioh had 
awakened . a great sensation in the oity of 
Baltimore, and ht> had no doubt it would 
wake upu still greater excitement in other 
sedtlens of thb-’wdrk. This led to the pro- 


position is repealed — Idem — the penitent bus 
money, tie gives it to the priest, and so, .“no 
more Paters to he said.’’ If the l’opo and Ids 
elegy assure mo that it is not so, and affirm 
their belief in God ns hearing and answering 
prayer, 1 reply, ‘‘If you lioindeed believo this 
and yet iriterposo- to prevent prayer boing 
made, it is plain that you doprivo tho faith- 
ful of tho grace of God, in order to have their 
money, and you thus make u gain of their 
damnation.” 

“ AUTHORIZATIONS AND EAMJI.TIES. 

“ 1st. To rend forbidden books, und to keep 
them in your house, etc. 21 frs. CO cents."- 

My pen falls from my hand as 1 copy tlicso 
words. Nevertheless, reader, lot us take 
courugo and see the jaatter to the end. If n 
certain hook is forbidden by the l’ope, of 
course it ib because tho reading might bo in- 
jurious. How then should the sum of 21 frs. 


he did not object to his pic 
hope* no brother would ol 
what lie Mid, and all he wan 
might havo an opportunity, t 
noceasary, to place the ms 
light. 

J. L. "Smith moved that I 
leave to speak ten minutes, 
ten minutes in reply, bat i 
drew the motion. v 

. Goode Hrenmpvrf* 


of its salvation ! For myself, l have desired 
to fulfil a twofold duty towards you :J to point 
out error — this I havo done; und to show the 
truth— this I am uhout to do. 

My condonation of tho doctrines of Rome 
implies no condemnation of tho doctrines of 
Christianity ; on tho contrary, l Boparato the 
two things ns tho wheat from the tares. 
Tlio one will enter heaven, the other will lie 
oust-into hell. But how, you may ask, am I 
to distinguish real Christianity, since Roman- 
ism assumes that distinction to herself ! The 
answer is simple. The wheat — the good 
seed - was sown first by the Saviour himself; 
tho tiircs were not scattered till aftewards, by 
the enemy. Thus tlio good grain of Chris- 
tianity is that which fell from the hand ol 
Christ und his Apostles, und the had seed is 
that which was brought in luter by tho Ro- 
mish clergy, too fond of honors, power, and 
gold not to be enemies' to truth. In other 
words, truth is the gospel from the lips of 
Jesus Christ and the pen of his apostles ; 
falsehood is ail that priests have added to this 
gospel. Now the difference between the gos- 
pel of Christ nnd tlie teaching of Rome is 
top striking to escape tho notice of any who 
will compofe tho two. From liis lofty throne 
tho I’opeixolsinre, “ Bring mo money, money', ' 
From His ex- 1 


ject be indefini 
B. S. Hill sui 
ley submitted, 
were laid upas 
referred $o prof 
plum as to prol 
sion to the chin 


“You will then receive with all possible 
disputeh, and in the manner pointed out in 
the bulletin, those articles entered in your 
list, unless there ho uny that are uot he pro- 
cured ntTionio. i 

“ Reoeivo the assurance;" etc. 

[We suppress tlio signature.] 
“Correspondeut-Goiieral of the Agency of tho 

Catholic Apostolato in Franco, at Munduel, 

by NirnoB (Gurd.) 

“To bo franked. [Third uotioo to this ef- 
fect!] 

“ Li “ t of *4® principal objects to ho procured 
through tho medium of tho Catholic Aposto- 
luto .Agency, ut Rome, as woll us of ull such 
us^Wt tha’glnryof Godaud the salvation 
of, souls." 

.’(To say nothing of the interests of the I’ope 
and the clergy. But we hasten to the par- 
ticulars, of which wo. copy but a part, fhir 
sample of the whole document. 

“roNTU'ICAL SRIli's. 

* A OtUeito asusir of laiUHlivg Uu tictJo of r r | 6M . 


positions as ported 
they would, if exa 
t ion of the General 
ren, however, had 
had committed soi 
that paper before 
lag an opportunity 
hours, but had no: 


lamination. Still, let us endeavor to Und 
somo good motive fur the permission to read 
Perhaps it is allowed as u means 
Well, hut if the priest 


hud hooks, 
of refuting thorn, 
read the hook with this praiseworthy inten- 
tion, s\yhy ninko him pay for tho opportunity 
of doing good ! 1 1 should not only ho ufi'urded 
him gratis, hut he should rather Ire rewarded 
for a work so well calculated to benefit souls 
os tho refutation of a hud hook,, But no! 
the Pope has but ouo rule,— he soils tfvery 
thing, .bn, never gives. YVo are then thrown 
book upon our first supposition,— immoral 
hooks uro authorized by l[pme, allowed to the 
priests, utj, special dainties, form raum. 

“24; AvthViutien atid bMitity fox blessing 
tire sacerdptaj ornaments, uud foa using all 
the othor benedictions reserved to bishops, 
eto. 12 frs. 50 cents." 

The Pope again cheating the bishops! 1 do 


and 1 will save your souls ! ’’ 
sited cross Christ says, “By grace ye aiW 
saved through-faith, and that not of your- 
eajyjes, i£ tt" tKe' ! jfi/f. “toff 'God." The Pope, 
scared by tlio echo of. tiiis sentence, forbids 
the rsuding of the Bible; but, blessed be 
God ! societies are formed, whioh, in spite of 
the thunders ef Home, go forth and distribute 


fast or memorial referred to, which is 
by ttSYMaljrt oor ministry, traveling ’ 


|al, and luymsa.-oi'41iu higliestgei 
and piety, inolniUng suoh men m ! 
G. Armstrong and lsaso P. Coqk. 

It will Ire reooUsoted that in the 
tj whieh aliusion is bad, Uf. H. II 


the holy orders’ of shb-dcscon, deuoon and 
priest, as ijuocunppie epitcopo cum swain salt 
communiorem habente.” 

This Lutin will oxoito sqspiuion in the mind 


eroe, in which souls are the 

wujt he buried beneath, the 


I 




NEW ORLEANS: 




fflif Utw ©titans Christian ^iworatf. 


jlhotatp. 


Lagnngw College. 


Dr. Nsst— Mission* to Oerm»ny. 


Wo ore in reooipt of a handsome catalogue At the Anniversary Missionary meeting of 
of the officers and studonta of this excellent the M> K-. Church, North, on the lflth ult. at 
institution. The faculty is nn aide one, and IloRton, Rev. Dr. McClintock, in an admirn- 


(Sp^cdnl rorrof|>ont1«nri> of Advocate.] j 

PARIS CORRESPONDENCE. 

■ j Paris, May 13, 1852. 


gntion waR assembled to hoar the word of doings, could ' have plnocd thoir schools on whilst from the ohserv^^T^ 5 ^ 
life. The singing was led by tho band of tho same moral level as thoso or Protestant ambition, her telescopic phil 0 .f cc ' < '" i *i 
the place, consisting of six brass instruments, and pious teachers. tho Califurnias and tho K . lro Pj n 

After the service, tho pastor was met by two Hut to return to tho anniversaries, these, tinns. Thorp can be no O l "! >,ro . of *kc 


Ho mnnv important and interesting events »erv»ww, uiu jiunuir met uy two nut io return u) ino nnm ^ ( ^ 

The fnoulty is an able onq, and Boston, Rov. Pr. McClintock, in nn admirn- have taken place sin«0 iyiy last letto^ thnf l B nnBdnrm « ( ’. !>y tl,e priest, to nok for l.in nnd others, which I shnll mention in my to expansive ami ^ 

lward Wadsworth, A. M.,P.P., hie speech, paid a deservedly high compll- searcely know how or whore to begin.’ How- J ' nB8pnrt ' ° n< ' of tllcm ,,c Se cd 1'is pardon next, nro hold in tl.o aftcrijonn uml evening, Gospel aggression.' Thin |„ aR p* 1 . ■* 

‘ . 1 .. . B fill. Hina nonnaS nn liim nn'rl nil, In, 1 l,,i 1 1 I 1... . I , ...1 1 , i • i , . " n " H Ihtatl 


oonsist* of Edward Wadsworth, A. M., P. P., hie speech, paid a des 
President nnd Professor of Mental nnd Moral inent to Rev. Dr. Nnst : 
Philosophy ; James W. Hardy, A. M„ Profes- “ | n wa L ' w0 yn T g 
sor of Chemistry and Natural Philosophy; « y m IL" urn ^ ’t‘ i' on , p" 
Oscar F. Cnsoy, A. M., Professor of l.ntin nnd ,p, lpy woro i, 0 th well tn 
Urtek Languages ; Thomas (». Rice, A. M., Gorman plnn; both of 


over, l shall take up religious matters first, f ° r .. acc08t j ng llim . ■* added he was the mornings being devtacd to Pastoral eon- and much honor ‘redounds 


“ In 1821, two 'young men entered tho Uni- having political matters for the end, if there 0,,ligfid to (1<r '■'« ^ nt y- “* am i'lenpcd to fcrcncos, which are of two kinds :• General hearted 
versity of Thbingen, in Germany, from the ] 10 room see you porfonn your duty," answered Mr. Conferences, open to all ministers, to what- meat Of 

Gymnasium, to complete their education. Our religious anniversaries, or May meet- Krossard 1 “ 1 wish everybody did tho ever denomination they belong : ami special time to 


men, who' are 


ns " slionH 1.1 

to tlioe* Jj 


tlie' i 


Professor of Pure Mathematics; Robert 8. both were to bo theologians. They formed a tho other side of the channel,, of a hundred t [ lc ' r dut y> and, you, may bo assured that if about 70 ministers, the greater part of whom thing should bo done to pfete Iti ^1 
Hodges, A. Rector of tho Preparatory friendship at the University, and for six years Rucl , Rlm i VPm ric» or taoro; every thing is tlicy " ero n11 , l ’ rot i cs ^ ntH J 011 would have had come from the provinces, in order to be cWly and intense home to the 


i proceedings of G«n j^ 0 p CBgor 0 p p urc Mathemnticn ; 
published on the first Ilcot(ir nf the 

Baltimore bos been 

lT the Conference on q-| lp number 0 f students in the 
wtpocia ly by the j W j mrR t or y departments is 131. 


Gynniasiuni, to complete tneir cuuuiuuu. Our r pj|gi oug anniversaries, or May meet- 

They were both well trained according to tho ; ngRi )mvc j URt | jccn ] 10 i d ; n p ar ; H of 

Gorman plnn; both of promise and talent, course, we cannot boast, as our brethren on 


6f our foreign missions; but ■ 
to scan the home-llold mor 0 „!^ 


snmo. • I have come to this country for the conferences, open to ministers bf tho State and seo that these starving 1 W .* ,l Ntl 
sole, purpose oftcUing the inhabitants to do ClmrcbeH only. They- were attended by the Church receive the broad nflitf* 1 ! 


friendship at tlio t mversity, ana u.r six yours Ruch annivpmripR 0 r more ; every thing is , , VTT 

lived, studied and formed their plans of lifo still,' comparatively speaking, in its infancy muoh leas work J° d°. 


K wo tomerenee on . r „ n ,l together; nnd they supposed their lines of | lcrc But wo carii tills yenr, Bpcak of the «"■» U1 ouul8 ° ver J r 111111511 “ «.« sn>u«nu vuuwrenoes mg or euiuraci.mg.our operations ,tLT7 

especially by the . . lifo would run parallel, that they Would both excellence of our few mootings, of tho large ra £ cd at such conversions, and they do all in was the following: “'Ilia Position of Pro- by a studied, perseveringund zeal*^ 1 ^ 1 

I Porter which we gave 1 '"l mn * tor - v dc> l'nrtmont b is 1.11. he theologians, ministers probably, with tho numWr of p CrRonR come f rom tho country to theirpnwer to excite persecution against' our testantism, iif presence Of Popery in tho ac- of the ministry and laity, to (m™ .i" ' fon ' 

’ h . ’ Tho faculty, in an nddpess W their friends, us unl ambition of an enterprising nnd talent- attend them, of the marked iinprovcnients in convcrt8 ' • 11,11 very sorry to say that in tual state of things, tho dangers that threaten the slaveholder nnd of tho homi*?^” 1 * 

in Which he said gay in frw words nil that wo could dosire to : c a Gerninn stndeut, both professors nml Ice- t | le r0 p 0r t 8 ' of the various societies, of the tllls cnso they seem to liavo suooocdod, nnd it, and the nic(ins to avert them, in whatever fearful responsibilities which nrpJ** ** 

regarded "Ihtxe “Wo congratulate the friends of the Col- turers. « 1867 they both finished their stu- i ntcros { ing f acls tl iey contain, and’ of the orders have been given from the authorities relates to the liberties of the Press, tho Pul- here. Probably wore every fore, J^'" 1 

at mm-tltaltrs niut horst- lego on its improving condition. The gone- dies at tlidJlnivorsity. It will be enough to brotherly spirit that has pervndcd the speak to have .the sohfcol-liouso shut at Kstissue, H't, and tho School." In tho course of a ry recalled, nnd the cost of th^ *"'"**' 

called np the mat- deportment nnd oonduot of tho students, ft, 0 \v how widely ’different are tho plans of crs 1U1(1 t j 10 ] 1C u rCT8 f rom beginning' to end 11,1,1 to suspend for the present the building lengthened discussion which lasted three' withheld, the colored missionary 

out of the N. Eng- their habits of study, are as gbod ns wc tho'Ahiiighty Providence that rules over us, The custom ip here to crowd those anniver- the tbrnplo. days,' from » to.-12 o'clock each day, many not bo a wliit.boitcred Hieroliy; 

, discussion took a turn have ever known in any college. Tho cur- from our purposes and arrangements, to say series, now twelve in number, in ns small a The Paris Missionary SoMlty, the only ono fa ot« ware brought out which showed nn evitdWnpt grow out of nu over d°^ '** 

. K ,- .. rent expenses of the institution aro met. and thftjb the name of one of these young men Rpace ()f t5mo aB p oss i)jlc.^ to begin them by ° r ' tli e hind in France, is supported by Chris- attempt at persecution on the part of the for forcin' supply but is rather the'r 

least mi eoones t;, 0 endowmenta arc receiving proper atten- was a name .that lias filled all the literary a general prayed meeting of all the churches, tinns of all denominations. It employs 20 Papists, but tho general impression' seemed to ripntliy upon this purtioiilar point 

tl0n ‘ ‘ W ® dC8 ' r ° 1118 fti<1 ° f ftl1 th ° fr "' n< '" ° f worbl — u name at which theologians in Eu- an j to terminate them by’ a meeting of the > nlB sionarics, 18 of whom occupy 1 1 stations 1,,! ‘lint the Govemmont lmd no hand in It affords your cmirespudcnt erent ri 

it that the slavebolding education; by increased labor in tlio cause rope and America have been accustomed for Evangelical Alliance, nnd a religious service amongst the Bcclmanas and the Hnssoutos .of them, nnd was not ill-disposed .agninst Pro- as likely enough it tes youwclf 

lUtoh Ijlorth were hope- of sound learning, and by striot attention to yonts to turn, pale, and .of which they have in which the Lord's supppr is distributed by Soutl1 Africa. They have booh severely tastants. No resolution was conic Ho.. The plate the fraterpnl iLue of the “ncwK 

of their btethren, tbe nb- the duties of instruction, it is our wish and n yt yet lost their dread, aiid it will be nuiny the members of the different churches. This fried during the past year, in consequence of special conferences were occupied with ex- controversy. It would cont ain no soS 

•New York, Ohio purpose tomerittheirfhwandeo-operntiou.'' years boKiro they shall lose their terror— no ye nr the prflyer meeting, held on the 20th the' Coffro War, and if we iire to hel&Svo the amining tho decree of tffo 20th March, whatever to occupy Hr. Clapp's pulnitnS? 

not but thiak that. thoy /moosunr onDDmnnsmim/in CBS 11 nnm0 tluai °f Ihiyid hrcdcrick April, was morp numerously attended than it report road at tho meeting, the English and which reorganize the National Reformed I except to the brotherhood of j ** 1 

onlv been called OHOOTAW OORREBPONDENOE. Strauss,- the author of the ‘Life of Jesus ever. had been. At. tho concluding meeting, tllcil ' allies ufo us muoll to be Illumed for this Clnireli, ns I explained u month n'gp. Some guised divine. Gur practice nnd iwZ, 

kj;; Nothimr I Our correspondent below is a native Choc- »»* «th«f the name «f WiUiam Nast, who on tHo 5 th Mtty, about 1(50 persons took the "tar ns the natives themselves. .Touching- im ministers raised a very strong feeling are often truer Ilian our theories or tlJ*. 


Tho priests are of course very much cn 


present at tho religious anniversaries. Tho tho people; It is not to lie doi 
. question discussed in tho General Conferences ing or eoiitracting.our operations 


Porter, which we gave . 


life would run parallel, that they would both excellence of our few meetings, of the largo raged at, such conversions, and they do all in "as tlio following: “Tim Position of Pro- 
be theologians, ministers probably, with tlio num |,(, r (J p pcrRonR come from tlio oountrv to lllclr P° wor to excite persecution against our testantism, iq presence oi' Popery in the tie- 

.1 1 *A! ... -r ..ml talnnf. ... J . cun iis.ln I a A1...A. timl uinia nf ililn.ru * 1 . A 1. .. A At a ... 


!liio faculty, in on iwldrfss t<) their incncls, usual ambition of nn enterprising and talent- attend them, of the marked improvements 


Sn *r4,jpVi ftA anid . „ J , .. . V , . . * , , luicuu lueiii, oi iiic iiiiirKeu nnproveincnts in 

inwpicn nc sam gny m few words all that we could desire to : P ,1 German student, both professors and lee- thc t8 (lf tlle vntioU8 pocietipH; „ f „ 10 

Tegorded "the* “We congratulate thc friends of tho Col- tur er 8 . « 1867' they both finished their stu- i ntprcst i nK fact8 tllPy co „tain, nnd of the 


converts. I am very sorry to say that in tual state of things, tho dangers that threaten the slaveholder nnd of tho home a? ^ 
thi« ease they seem to lmvo succeeded, nnd and the means to avert them, in whatever fearful responsibilities which nr« ^ 10 1 
orders have been given from the authorities relates to tho liberties of the Press, tho Pul- here. Probably were every forei 


The Paris Missionary Society, the only c 


leusaon took a turn have CVCT kn0 " rn m ftnJ ' collogC ' T 10 CUr ; fro,n our P |11 T 03C8 nl,d arrangements, to say 8arie8i now twelve in num bcr, in as small a 

in-.. • i ^ nt expenses of thc. institution arc met. ami that the name of one- -of these young men space of time as possible ; to begin them by 

; 1 the endowments arc receiving proper atten- W ns a name .that lias filled all tho literary a general prayed meeting of all thc churches 

.... tion - AVe 4««lro tbo aid of nil tho friends of world— a name at which theologians in Eu- an d to terminate them by a mcctimr of the 


' _ £ , . , ... . 1 . Ill .1 tu in III 11 III H 1 UIII UV U IIU-L-UI 1 IT 

that the daveholdmg education; hy increased labor in tho cause rope and America have been accustomed for Evangelical Alliance, and a religious 

wj ii. i — ,1 i ... i . i . p t *„i. ii. • .. i • b ° 


ng men gpacc of time as possible^ to begin them by m l'nince, ib supported hy Chris- attempt at persecution on thc^par 

literary a general prayed meeting of all thc churches, tian s of all denominations. It employs 20 I’apist^ hut tho general impression' H( 
in Eu- and to terminate them by a meeting of- the missionaries, ^ of whom occupy 11 stations t,mt till Government had no 


•New York Ohio P° r P°so to merit tharflivorand co-operation. ‘ 


only been called I 


OHOOTAW OORREBPONDENOE. 


Nothing I L 0ar correspondent below is ji native Clioc- 


und the other the name of William Nast, who 


warns tho natives themselves. Touching in- ministers raised 


1 a month ago. Some guised divine. Our practice and derofo 
very strong feeling are often truer than our theories or thw^, 


«!* majority of taw. Many of our readers will recognize in tllllP , 1P , P n the Gnive^, Sivanss had writ- 

lading thc nisei- him an old acquaintance. Wo will hoartily ton that famous hook, in comparison with l C yun Ministers. " 

from admis- undertako to forward to Bro. Lewis wbatover which all that infidelity bml done beforo was q- 0 , >C g; n w ;t; 1 tp 0 .Societies, wc "liavo 

friends may wish to, contribute to “ Choctaw llH nothing ; that book of pride and power, of ti, rec a , , Yor k in Franco. 

1 ...a. _1.M I* I . -i.1 ...A 1.11.. 


r to be pitied. In 1844 Testament.''] 
Methodism sat, in her Dear Brot 

"... . . n,^i 


clear, acuta, philosophical,' atid yet worldly 


has just spoken. In eight years from the Sacrament from tho hands of Independent, oMentt'wero related, showing th< influence t,li8 decree and ngainst Faster Co- and I am willing to believe, that wit), 

. i"' .—.i.. ci I.,, ,1 , — , ce Church, National, Lutheran and \Vcs- nl 11,0 gospel on these hitherto degraded fiuorel,*an ex-Keprcsenfntive, who was found his errors nf doctrine, ho has a tin 

pun Ministers. " » / *S.. people. In oiio cuso, Molitsano, a llassouto to have lmd a band in framing it. lie and his But whilst 1 cannot reqiel the fell^i. . 

To begin with tho Bible .Societies, wc have ull,c li 11 friend of thc French mission, obliged PJfrtj supported it on thc eirntrary. Thc erroneous sincerity, I wish to enter a protM 

roe at work in Franco. ” to repel tho attacks of tho British alllbs, put diseussidii was, ut times, very hot, indeed, against some of tho sentiments ofha u 

1. TJio sole aim of tho l’rdtostaut Bible So- ^tam to flight after killing 300 of their men. and ended by thc following mitigated resolu- communication. Original sin and vicriZ! 


i Brother: I am now on Dpaksvillo l,nd i "* clccd thinking, wliidli has puzzled ciety is to distribute tho l’rotcstant copies pf Hut liowoflld not suffer his sPldicrs to pursue ^un, which was unanimously adopted, both utoncmcnt, -upon the denial of which l 

Chootaw Nation Indian Mission Con- p^ r * s *® nd p m and whiclr puzzles it still.- And t | lp u 0 iy Scriptures, with or without the tllu oflo,,, y, and stopped them by saying: parties voting in ita favor : 11 The Conforenco, main argument of my “ vindication" w 

It lias sixteen appointments, which ln H' 030 eight years William Nnstdmd come A]focryplm, to tho Frotestnnts of Franco. 11,18,1 f enough blood been shod like that!" whilst acknowledging the benuvolent inten- bitsed, so fur from recoiving hii i»ent ■ 

to Amorica, with blasted hopes and fainting TMiis association gives a testament to every 1 iooinly lost .fourteen ilTen, who were after- 1 luI18 which have unimuted the Goveruinent tigiun virtually rejected, and thbrefors r 

heart, witly no sure (..linstiumtyy with po youth,, at tho timo of his or her confirmation, "’R rdfl taund-on the field of battle, each with in its decree of the 20th March, is opinion conclusions must rest where they in. Wh 


Men, and dispensed her Circuit, Choctaw Nation, Indian Mission Con- 
Sou'thera friends. lla, forcnoc - It line sixteen appointments, which 
. , _ i we fill in four weeks. Thirtocn of these Ap- 

UrC 6 1 WttS pointments have meeting houses. Wo liavo 


innimiivmii iitviti imt iiiiL, iiuuovn. n p iiuiu i # ,, • i,e , i.i i 1 I ii “ 

wrong. “You’re all ImJ an addition, more or less, to tlio most of 1,0 1 )0 1,1 11,18 llll! J ,1,,d "’’th no liopo and hardly and a llible to every newly n lurried couple : , . .... , , ,, 

-^Please ma’am, you the appointments At present our mouthers a " y b ° ln 1 10 lf ° t0 COm ° ’ ,m ' m '°' g ht r, 000 tostaments and 2000 bfelo* bate thus tllen ' ,,e(:k8 ' lhu potutioh of the Mission- «•«<> hns bePrt.in that decree sudden and lieve that .leaps diiul to appoata the vntk 
“Here" said nre (in general) in warm and bealthwcondi- y c,u ' s 1,e ''adbcoo tail.hy Frovulence, through been circulated lustyenr. Tlio receipts and a™ 8 was a very trying one. for on the ono irregular, must make every reserve for the lus Father ! " If not, why did ho die at i] 

-a V tl tion Bodily our numbers are sioklv • and man y a 1,1,10 of Borrow aud d,1, ' k,,0,is U P t0 sales amount to. rather more than 87000 I'aml, the unconverted natives believed them future, for its religious independence, nnd This is a view- lower than Arianim, , 

. we liavo lost five adult members tlio present 11,0 l,0l,r "' 1,c ' u tl,at ’ ,,, e i,, °rahle awakening Expcasis, $5600. 8 , te lie in the pay of the p hites,. and therefore asks that nothing which concerns it, lie rtgu- smacks exceedingly of thc teachings of fc, 

• Hhetentt and 8BVpral c i lildrcn of our , npmbpr8 . occurred, which resulted in his glorious birth 2 . The French nnd Foreign Bible Ijoeie'ty ^“ked upon, them will, suspicion; and on luted henceforth without its .co-operation." pus. “ I believe- that all men, in com** 
The old -lady was W o luive hut eight Sunday- Schools organ- ““ t0 ‘.'“f 11,ou g l1 ‘huf great hook of distributes tho Scriptures, whole or in purls. 

.New England ilpd , and in happy operation What we most Strauss » has done and >s doing an enormous but without thc Apocrupha. It has o„ sale 

her ; hot she baa need in our Sunday' School is Choctaw New W ? rk f? 1 th ? r#1 h ia not r ' lah ^ Protestant and CathoUe versions. Last year 

: oonntepr'.oe ever Testament. Chootaw Tostamont/can ho got ^hat Gq^liaadono in converting m. Nnst it distributed, chiefly by means or colporteurs, 

r. ..... ° lior<‘. mid HtMiflnwr Ii i iii (ft In* flip l.nr- i -t i . . 


liis tcHtanicnt hanging with a string from 


ith in its decree of the 2(itli Murcli, is opinion conclusions must rest where they ate. IV] 
om that the Reformed .Church, regretting wliat else does this language signify,’ ‘-1 do«M 


tlio hour when that memorable awakening Kxpeasfs, $5000 0 

occurred, which resulted in bis glorious birth o xll0 ’ K rcnch llnd mblo Supip ' (y 

unto God. Though that., great book of distributes tl.e Scriptures, whole or in parts. 

Slen..eu'a line nti.l la aIa.I.w* nil nlim.|iinue ... . * 1 ’ 


•can- “ nt0 Thou « h tlmt . 8 reafc ljook of distributes tlio Scriptures, w'liolo or in parte, otlior hand,; they eould not have nny Thus thj> members of tho Con ferewceB submit of .their ^connection w^th, Adam, becoiifc. 

most s fr au8S8 1,as dono a,ld 18 doing an enormous but without the Apoeruplm. It has on sale friendly relations with thc whites. However, to the decree, whilst thoy prot^againet its ners as soon as they aro capable of sinauu' 
New Wor ' £ ° f ' ovl * tl,erc ' 11 la ,,ot ra8l ‘ t0 8l, y tkat Frotcstant and Catholic versions. Last year no was abandoned, and cneouraging Having been-nmdc without the co-operation How enrl-fully does this scntonce avoid q. 

ccot wllut (llKl lla8 dol,,! lu converting VVm. Nast it distributed, chiefly by means of colporteurs. le8,,lt8 were, obtained . in some places; 302 of tlio Church. < true issue, tlmt men are hum in um! ]W 

” liort* liml HPIIflilltr 111 111 fn lm flip Ill’s h (Ipp. ln»l- I •• i naaotw,sfa ....1 I lmd int.ondpd III llilVP tnanfinnnfl tlio I A ..^,1 I.A... t !\ . ...A. . I.*/ 


»• t uvw* aii vui iauuuuj wiiuuui io i^iiuvuvn nun i a /i i i i • a’ h- ri . jvm ...... . f a 1 - Pi l . 

ntenf.ee evor Testament. Chootaw Testamont/cim be got ^bat God hns done in converting Wm. Nast it distributed, chiefly by means of colporteurs, vv’sults were, obtained . in some places; .’.t)2 °f Chmch. . 1 true issue, tlmt men are ho, n in ml IVj 

. i u our nation ; but the means of eottimr then, llore ’ a,ld . He,fdjl . 1 K 1,inl to Lo the first Ger- 12,747 hiblcs, 90,387 tastuments, and 3,380 P a88 l ,urt8 w eertifleatas Of .intelligeneo and I had intonded to have mentioned thc . /ita beewne s.noers. and liow.l (I quote on tfu, 

** UW '** v 1 . 6 _ ruun MlHHlOimrV m tlllH land. Will morn than" 1..1 .1 I •• A- a. ...I .. ... irn.nl n.in.liwiK uiivh .lolJirnv.i.l 1., u » U+, of tho “ Ea!^loS.’ , wlliah tnnlr nlnpp louf M«.n. \ ii H.*.™.-,.!. . 






However the SeriptureB 


we have 
Choctaw 


not.’ Fifty cents liuyt a Copy of ".aa Mmsioiuuy in this land,' will more than' dotaehed portions of Scriptures. -Receipts, 8 wd 
Testament. Many of N. O. C Ad- ^‘"^balanco all tlmt Mrauss aad las book 820,000, including $12,000 for sales. E»- 1,10 1,1 
- lmvo nvnr dono. wiut rrovidcucc which ... . . in 1.5 


destruction, and a yoca{<) readers may think that if fifty cent* llau ovcr donc - 

«.ii H i-j au. . ... ‘i. * _ - - alwavH wnrkn iv t 


1 And so the 


ponses, 813,000. IHiring the nineteen years 


good conduct wore delivered lustyenr, hy of tho " Eagles, " which took place last Mon- Hr.'s sermons,) ‘-through thc infiaeaM of 
the missionaries, to natives going to the Cape, day. itinl liar very brilliant, indeed, hut education and example." Hut Mviag the 
to hire themselves out. In' the .statjou of space forbids. I’aris is tilled to overflowing unsatisfactory nnd equivocal ahanpfrl 


isallfor Chootaw Testament, we might af- al "ay« works by compensuUous, which never 0 f ita oxisldnee, this society has distributed HethuUa, the converts had subscribed *150 wUh strangers wliojinvo come for the /etas, letter, the sentiment that ereedsuretol, 
ford to buy us a one. WoU, t cun say this ftUow ? n P« i80r, ° ,,8 P la,lt to B ,uw in Franco 1.072,092 copies, of the Scriptures to tho Society, notwithstanding the failure of to the number of more than 200,000. The demned, will, I am sure,, meet tlio faeaiky 

. * " .. nlnnfincr in utmin annf. nn nnfitliiin . . . .... * . ’ tl.,,:.. a a ,.1 IT ... lirpwiirUM will ItP Ipf I'a.vu.rlH ..T. l.„ a: .... ,.r ..n j..i., i ii. . i .i t. 


ivau w uui uo ca uuu. rival, a uiu duv niio . . . . . • . , , -"“ vv ■ ’-i-' - 

after the im.ch-that Choctaw Testament does selli® plant ’ ng , B “ m ° ot '! cr t a “ ,lnt ^ te t whole or in parts 
- *■ • raised up William Nust to counteract that 


Tho report me 


sen aeon in deeD our Nation, more or less every week. ' But it ~ST up " , 1 some very interesting Tacts, related by its col- 

*0" "O® 11 , u <lce P Ueoni parativo , yrocentBillcc Jr tll0 publication «v«l wurk.:qnd-.tq-be, tlio ; -. # rtr.ui.ent of con- porleur8 . 0n6 WU8 that of „ poor woman, 

the lose of the section of of ch ^T taw Testament, nml thoiuands of our ^“ng thousands ; upon thousands. of hta-fol- whosc coltagP WB8 burned , with all it con^ 
^ {tftWVWhich WA8 very people have norcr seen it yofc^and, wq are 0W C °„ U ^ r 3 rnlC11 iere ’ ani ,en 0 JC a mo ^ taiued, uiul'who regretted nothing so much 
w Mi the close of the Con- poor. It ia true that New Oricans have seen f*. p0tenfe ^ i ooa '' or i t H us tho lo^s of her lahle. Sho'was dvefjoyed 

taking every body, Indians in the city with pooket full of money utbor and, to lecoatcit bis I utherland,J w jyj pl PBguro when the colporteur otiered 


-ntioued ti ,cl1 ’ crops. At Carmel 17 neophytes we're ^reworks will he let off to-night, and pro- approbation of all Who love the truth. %. 
V itseol- ljl, plise | l lust New Veur's day. The Commit- niiso to be- th6 finest evor lmd in Furjs. The cere nnd good, mea may oppose, jJSajbiti 


crowd will he immense; may there lie no no- so doing, tliey 114; unwittingly giving to 
eidelit 1 As our house is well, situated to see free thinking, age, a most potent Bftd lul 
them, I expect our balcony to be tilled with element of infidelity. The attempt of 
friends. - J, 1*. (J. Clapp to detract Ii 0111 the liniwrftiice< 





" Nolmd. a dozen Indian merchants out of tho popula- DU1U 

a 7,',r .v. .J tion of near 27,000 ! Mosses of the people. * h “ 80 Wldel ? T .'- A °, a “““ l, “ 

A. CoUms gathered _. ^ ^ ; n ovel . y M1!0 of the single answer to the question why we should 

ducted her off, sooth- word — bodily, spiritually and mentally.. And Bend “ 18S10 # n8 to R f;crm :' ,y 

: don’t' mind- the present year is- very hard, necessitous “Other objectors, cduci 


evil work, and to* bo the .lOsArument of eou- p or t C urs. On6 was tlmt of a poor woman ^ lmye announced their, intention of begin- crowd will be immense ; may there be no ac- so doing, they aiy unwittingly giving tfli 

verting thousands upon thousands ol liis f el- whoso cottage was burned, with all it con- “‘ug 11 mission amongst the Mnhommcduns cldetl(1 As our liouse is well situated to see free thinking, ago, a most potent and bai 

low-countryinen here, and then to be a most taiuod, amFwho regretted nothing so much Algeria, nnd of opening iii Faris a mission- 11,cn1 ’ l expect our balcony to be filled with element of Infidelity. The attempt of ft 
powerful and potent 'agen-cy -tir con vert liis- U8 ( | le ^ uf bjnSblo. She vvns°dvcfioyed ur y in stitution, in order to form and train fr' lcnd8 - - J. F. C. C’lapp to detract from the iuiporfAocedl 

I l'athorlond, to reconvert lus Fatherland, w ;tl, pleasure when the colporteur offered ,1,18Slon “ rl08 - Kix- candidates have already — definite theology 'uouceruing the ntonenxa( 

rather, to bring it back to tlmt glorious faith' t 0 -gi V c her ono. A n old man wns spoken of, ofiorcd tll0 “ 1BelvcH ' liccci F t8 - *18,000; ex- SHREVEPORT CORRESPONDENOE ml,t 0® looked- upon with puidh suiplih 

and sure religious experience, from which Us learning to read, tliongh ninety-jtwo years $ 2 0, 0 00 - There is, however, no dc- . .. ( . , • Tins sheet- lightning divmity, which imm 

it has so widely wandered. And all this is a olJ ^ be b to stU( / th ficiency, as a good deal of moncyjms on hand ( n a reccnt V18lt to tlie country 1 wns glad Bible ! Bible ! to every interogatery, witk 

singlo answer to the question why wc should , , , ' from the preceding years. ^ to observe what will afford great itleasure to over coming ton point upon anv suijecl, it 

-.-rw • • • .’s ■•“• 

“Other obi ectors. educated and. scientific- in years, and to have cxliorted more H l ruc f*un amyngst the 1 lotcstants of France, tl8A iu „„,i • .. ‘ . ' J 


■VI J WWW V, llivuauo IU »UV V.ll UVVBVII 1U1I VI 1HVUVV ,. , 1 . . , I-UIIOUIV IMlOll All* WIUUllVUl UUUlt'U 

her “door to lay in supplta£,pf goods, but what aro half . lcr ’ 0 ,r,agl jau °. 1,1 gonous ai i togive her one. A n old man was spoken of, 
iJL merelinnlo e„l n f tl,„ aud 8,110 rcll g ,0US experience, from which 


SHREVEPORT CORRESPONDENOE 


element of infidelity. Thc attempt .of ft 
Clapp to detract from tho iinporf*iici’«| 
definite theology 'concerning the ntonena; 
unit he looked- upon with niuoh suspka. 
This sheet-lightning divinity, which anm 
Bible! Bible!. to every interogatoryVitk 


10 icuu. uiuueii inueiy-iwo Years 1 * • .. . . . . - - ■ -- ■ 

i nmy ; Je „bio to study the Bible. 118 11 8 ut,d doal of ,,,f )neym|s on luind recent visit to the country I wns glad Bible ! Bible ! to every interogatery, with 

ir in Kolimim was Raid i„ lv „ from the preceding years. to observe wliat will aflord gnait jllcasure to over coming to a point upon any subject, ii 

11 ,u 1 n 1 “ 1LO hlllu lu .... _ . vmir mopphiints. iu if ncuuvn.llir .Lino f.i fl»« ai... i„_ia: a . r.. ur _ v—ia . 


* * * if ff distributed IS, 000 copies Of thd Scriptures 

“Other objectors, educated nnd scientific ln tcn y cur8 , and .to have exhorted m, ore 
:n, ask why wo send missionaries to Gcr- than 200,000 persons. 


-ies to Gor- 
its scholar- 


lias. since it was founded, tvvonty-thre 


3. Besides these two societies, the British I ago, spent *88,000, in grants for schools, and 


to the top of her head, 
“I won't stand it, 111 set 

lonfercnce doubtless ex- 


crops augur profit and plenty i'or tlio coming 
year. A luxurious growth of corn covers the 
hills in every direction, sporting- its crested 


June 12, 1852. 


WoODSMljt 


rising to-day. Very little corn for sole in tlio w ith oathodrals, filled with gymnasium^ 


l studded and Foreign Bible .Society.^ very active in helped in various ways 1043 school-masters tassels and burnished silk* an 

iiums and this ooun try, whoro it has employed 02 col- nnd mistresses. It has a Normal school, with r r “f* 

iun\s ana . . 1 V • . i )k -> .. ’ sea tjf grcenne&s far ns tlio e 

. rwiW/>iiv*n luuf vniip nnilnr flin uiini>i>in(nn>l n n.. n AA liimik f f.ltn liirirnuf niimlms H. n».. ../.a,,... ° « 


Nation. Hundreds are daily experiencing high sohools, the land tlmt boasts tho univer- P^uro, limt year, under thc superintendence 22 pupils, (the largest number it 
the affliction of hunger in our Nation. Mr: cities of tho day. of nn experienced agent, Mr. lie PreBsonse. modato for the present,) under 

St. Bertheletty, a merchant, and a Catholic “ Dr. McClintock answered tliis question 11 appear* that, for tlio lust ten years, this, tondeneo of an experienced and 


<* ■**?•*: 
i" i’W’dS’ 1 


uouuuesa ex- st. Bertheletty, a merchunt. aud a Catholic “Dr. McClintock answered this question It appear* that. for tlio lust ten years, this, tondeneo of an experienced and most able 

of the Bishops gentleman at Dookdvillc, has been measuring by relating some incidents which happened society bus expended on nn uverago $50,000 *wiss uiiiiistor; I’aBtor Gauthcy. Tho operu- 

Sbe hkd men out corn on credit. Many of those ho ered- to him when in’Germany, showing thc great a y car . on France, and it lias not been with- tloD8 of last year ure us follows: 22 schools 

i post*. Of all IU he does not know ; bqt he knows that they need of tho poople for religious instruction. 01lt good rceulta, as numerous conversions epened, O'.) grants riiado, porsonal pecuniary 

with. Even »r« suffering, aud ho says they must lmve Ho had been informed there vvero more than lmvo almnduntly proved. Amongst others, hel P givou to 11 male and 7 femulo teachers, 

a the editarsliin 80nw ' a thousand villages in Germany where there Mr. Do Frossonso related tho following nnec- horsarics ( !) paid for the' training of 


and waving like a I Of the Itonnl of Directors of the NetoO 



D1 '“ w ' 1 " ,l “ sea -of grcenne&s far as tlio eye can explore Jackson and Cirrat Northern Ra&tii 
can aceom- - J1|0 cotton lant '. owIng to tllp u „ rriondl y <" M- Citizens of Aew tom 

the BUDCrin- a r I, , , , . J , fri.i.ow-Cni7ENx IiiYiivrof tbo election tok» Wl« 

i J flnoneos of cold and wet, lms been retarded in,, 1 a«yn l .xt 1 rurih,.purp,e...i.r,kt l -miBiojo*ftiitJ 

in its growth, but. under the inlluenoes of* H'’n Qr-rcjeoiion ofihc’ ordiniiowftir ButecHbijil»W 
more favorable weather, it is now fast recov- H (r tock °r ih « «'oiupa..y conflaed to our 

.it ,,, „ , . ... Jettm it our duty to lay bVforft j'nu Uie preMOtMlMl 

enng its wonted health fulness, and will soon r ,*.. ,, lu of .„o cJ,.nt,b^S 

assume a vigorous and growing aspect. It r«tnriH nf the roi»a, with it»influpDccontbipnfW« 
was my good fortune to meet with the circuit i ,r08 P 1,rU y ufour cll y* • 

...analiesnl.inn nf L 1 • • . . It id RtlOWU tO VOU tllftt till* ri>WU« iOtUlMlff 

preacher at one of his mission appointments,. N „„. nt i,.o,i s win. th. low. of JwtazS 

ana I was. honored in thc use of his hymn- stuto «.f MiMissiiipi. but Hint it u tl»* only Unfcif* 
book and Bible. The importance and agroea- 1,1 tl ‘« olmin of roads niready 


]>reaeher at one of his mission appointments^ 
and I was. honored in the use of his hyinn- 


hleness of this peculiar work never heforo 
impressed 'me so thoroughly us then. Every 


. p which will brio# u« iu immediate oouUet with • 
ucioro Uon of ix ) 0(K) 0(X( of „ ou i a , thereby « xUiwUDgtoil; 
Kvory culablo niuomit tin* F(*eliil and cmnmereW tat* 


beautiful, solemn. K^wOrltnas aud all tlmt-porliM ol 

! 0 i„. i k r I . . ri*«y 4yluir ciut of tlu- MlAtlwhipl rivap 4 


was oompbed with. Even we Bunermg, uuu uo says uiey musi nave ho nau neon miormea mere wero more than nave auuuuuuuy pru>eu. mnungsL others, _ B»vwi w u imuc anu < icmaie teachers, wa8 my cood Ibrtunc to meet with the circuit prosperity or our city. . 
nr Bond to th editorthiD 80Dac * a thousand villages in Germany where there Mr. Do Bressons© related the following nnec- barsaties (I) paid for the training of . . f V* * * It id known to you that tills rowUMWt I® 1 

p Many hundred bushels of corn have been was never a Bormon preached except by some dote : Ten years ago a colporteur of the society teachers in different Normal schools. Receipts, * , , I s mission appomtinenlB^ toebunen NuwOricans with tho town of ,J» 

■lAcvoaUvr Her people mea8ttr ed out in Doaksville for tho last few wanWmg friar. And nut only was there accosted on the road a man who seemed to be WOO ; expenses, $84^0. The Society is pro- ^ v ^rn-n * *° ^ U ? ,,y,nn ’ J* u f’ u '* 1 

n mode to endui^heltev. weeks. Major J.G. Heald, a merchantat this need iu tho obscure villages, but tho uni- inavery had humor, Because . it wasfound aided over by Guizot, tlio celebrated writer, i'i^ rli- 1 impoj tanec mu agieea- ^ blrh will brl J K U(J hl iluinP(ll;ll(1 ovuUc , ^ 

tven greater troublo than Choctaw Agency, l am .told, bad soverul huu- versity towns and, Jargc cities rcipiirred to be afterwards, he has just lost a lawsuit against Professor and cx-Minister of Louis Philippe. ° J ,rt P ( cu >*\i \mh v nc\or joforo tionon.'iofw.uooof *oui». thereby exUiwUi 

oq her. 'Hie fact it, the dred bushels of corn sent from Missouri, and stirred up to new religious life. And tlmt is °no of his relations, lie conversed a long Ho took the chair at the*hu$t anniversary, and " n j )rCHsLt 1,11 1 1 > u s then. Kvcry cuUblt^wuiouut tb.» nocbti ao i 

by 'the M. E. Church, woe measuring them out on credit. Wliat the reason why missionaries should bo sent time with him, and nt length persuaded him made the opening speech with his usual elo- T|!!!^. u XdeHk Tn J 1 0 >hl ^ b i 1 * /I • Hr ’ < : ,ni1 * L. t !y 4yi '.'a! Th( 

of Baltimore is an anom- ' >cnevo ) ent hearted merchant s' wo have iu the to Germany. As Bro. Nast said, there is just to buy a New Testament. Two years ago quence and talent, but 1 am sorry to say that j . ... . l . u, JK alnls l |‘‘ ^ ,in Bid not Cb»rU»»»Mj 

,, . , ... . , . Nation.- Will you please whisper to your as much need to send missionaries there to this same man wrote to tho agent of the So- he'showed such toi^dcncies to Popery, as dis- ,n,” lC . 101,1 , 10 1,1 0r ° 8 ° t ic ocoasion. nnii4orlpU6u« plrvady mado. stat«.oi4 

fwouliTto rafinitriv^more frieud8 th ?‘ °“ r “* rol,aut8 80 kiud tu u “ preach tlio gospel of Jesus Christ, as tl.oro eioty in Faris, declaring that he had been pleased very much the Frotestant Christians. tC ChrnlMn tiio «» 

i would DC innn e y re as to provide food for our body, but wo want was for tlio Lord to raise up John Wesley to converted by means of this testament, and and 'caused tho Koimm Catholic paper to say , '. c NiuUiviiio, i* MourcU. TbbiHnt» of r«wlfr® 

Church South forming a Choctaw Testament. Tell your friends to preach tho gospel in England was so desirous of doing somo thing iu order that Mr. Guizot was coining over to the 8,ou,ll y’ Y a81111 0 ln 8 10 oainnd— dispensing toMadriUtelntenroi.tliaMubltoiuriW* 

ncctiran there wo. in the pve us -50 cent pieecs with an assurance ^ m said he nught ^considered eitFJva:'- Th that ho v;-us ready, Pope. Ile hegan hy saying how pleased he 

pr Arkonsai or a new Ken- that it vs ill buy a poor Choctaw man or. wo- gant, but ho thought this was the greatest if allowed, to become a colporteur, lie now to speak ubout primary instruction in a "J . , . * ’ V with the Mbwi^ippi Hutiojilo VtUey»;,Oii 

b* the General Conference a New Twtument in his or her Own lan- work they wero called to do : for, when Ger- is one of the best agents of the society, • and temple, and thus to unite education and re- . , . n week 0 ml -or,, and the in- it, 0 „ n uecUon*aau.«r»li r o»d..i>«w i» “ 

V ’ guag °' And *Lrr fri8ml8 give “ 8 a, ‘y “ b0 ««»?^ed;. ^ •»« already presented two mere colporteurs Bgiuu, for if it he true tlmt instruction is n'nt 


and tlio Church, in tho person of tho Mis- '“"•foAUlnmi Juk:«>nto Ki™uM,.iii Wjt 

. .. 4l , ... . NmaIivHIc, Ia nee hit tl. This lint 1 nt r«au fwf 

sioatiry, was meeting tho demand— dispensing to Nwh^n.- int«T8.’.:i* th v MubU« wyl Ohio ft 
tho bread of life to her sons. Here they were tbt; cbaric«tou aud Mouipbbi road, thus i;lfi| 


tiling, do you tell them that you will take 2000 faithful pastor's of thoiys should be mul- from the persons converted by his means. nothing, without education, it is also quite | hit 1011 l J ad _. not ® ll “ 8 e d them to forget nor 

— — charge of such contribution, and report 'to us tiplied to 50,000 ; wlien the Spirit of God hod These threo societies have spread 120,001) true llnd necessary to add, tlmt education ex- m 'fi ■ eot timir stated time ofworship. J lien- 0 fti 1 .cou.|i*nytnpi.- l «irln« iu« 

(tHoBMi. of the same. . breathed a new soul into those ribs" of death, copies of thc Scriptures (luring tho past year, lets not without religion. Experience shows ! avor,t# P art ; H,n B‘P6 done in earnest- ** tte w tt» mrt 

. .. Mobile Sabbath School Missionary Sooioty tlirougliout tlmt glorious laud, fillod will! Our Home Missionary Societies aro two in this both in. England and iu Franco, where ‘j " ot wlUl tho “'‘Jerstandnig. ,'crtiunly w.tli who hav « 

pleasure, who should lms done great deal of good in distributing those strong-minded, hold and energetic men ; number, viz: Tlio Evangelical Society and tl,c Cliurtli in the one, and the State in the tl,c s P lrlt > and . 111 P ra y er . every petition met w) , 0M „ rivoU , ,. IIM!c ica »ublu * 1 *®^ 

• aL _ r*l a a’ ..A A »l. . w- .• mi A* _1 ... . I uvn. a * ... ° J ... 1L (lilOtl and Kinoorn I’nuruinun Au liraM*.n*^> .. . - . . . no dottW^ 


I id UlspcnBing to NuAhvillft intt'rst’Gt ' tho fiiobll* fui<l Ohio 
1 lore they wore tb(! CbarlCiitoii and Memphis road, lbu» 

, 1 . , n r.iHrnrd couuiTTiiiit'rtttnn with ihn'Alliililta jWfH 

ners, on . atur- wl(h Uw MUsiA , Ip|ll „„ a 0 j,| 0 v.u v *t.*><»*l 

L>or,.ana tllO ill- itH connection with tbo railroud* uow ia actariljg 
teilUUCe si lowed through Virginia, remind us in almost ,onfijll)flj 
ii to foreet nor llmiiri '- Wanhinsi'm. j.'iiiiaai-ir*l. ami htfi va. , , 
. . .... Wo liavo boon actively engag.it dare 

worship, ilien- oftlm company In pa-|i»rlng llio mraant mm 


favorite part, singing, was done in earnest — put the «ut!h> road between NnvOrloaBiwGiAwJ 

if not will, flin 1 1 n ,1 ...... ..in, 1 1 ... . ....... I. illur ..rnitrnol iliirimr tlio nre.rut roar. Al 0" “ - | 


iu tiie office on yester- 1 Choctaw Testament in tho Nation. The So- wlidn sueli men ns William Nast Were multi- thc Central Society. 



bnt the editor himself Bro. McTyeire: ciety provided me witli money, and therewith plied by thousands; he should not bo afraid, 
hJrt* wood-natured. and all ready to 1 H°ught 'restamonte for disiribution among »»dcr God, looking up to him for liis blessing, 

(h« l.ruiront gIuks tin niv ic. irirj n.»* calling for the Pentecostal lire, and be- 


» -.Ll. ..n A ;nicA muu fnuh^ fnr the I >00re8t cla6s on m y works. But the pro- » nJ . c ^ling for the Penteeosta} firo, and be- 

own work: ‘‘ Rejoice w.th (me) for ^ , U8a (hc m ' n of tU Soeic * ,8 "" g “ £ 8 “ 0t ^ 


other, have taken up tho cause of primary 


1. The Evangelical Society is in tho hands instruction. England, however, inis an ad, t th . chureli-coine world Tl,„ JmIw>R wut begraJ.ji m 1-e.Jlnem m n w-jai 

of dissenters. It was founded in 1833, and vantage over IjAuicc, according to tlio learned * *i r .* *-* , i , . ® ^ unfi jimt tbn wiiuicioadwiubeinwUTeoptf* 

l that year 1 minister, 1 evangelist professor, inasmuch us education is already f - , Gospei seen, to break in upon „ a of .Ua, y ,ar 

j luiioi/vi, a i-< * iiiigk/iibi' r 1 ..... * 1 uucauy their crude and uncultivated minds with all Tho *pirit which Iakb beon awaked on 

amed traveling preacher, 2 sel.ool- offrist.an .there, "'lulst in l rance. it lms a ten- uf tlleir G^derived energies They seem to M 1 ™ 1 * 1 * ,h " s'" 1 " "> Mnri«inri, !« b.'wd on ita-J 

and 3 colporteurs. Now it basin dency to become so. I lie National Society, r h ' •, t)ou (hat yon win rrtpond to ibe •e 11011 ^ 

arts of France, 20 ordained minis- a « d the British and Foreign School SofiieW ^ llc tixe s-.u!, and to cal 

r a it ii a y , H vn .U n.n i.mwi r.f fI4 i t . ^ Hie dormant sense and powers of the moral i« withiu your gm*p. in the ringie county ^ 

evangelists, 47 school-mnstcr.4 and 1110 the head of education amongst our , )oiu Jt i(} the ellu i ffBnco hoiull . . thatsutH, wo oonfl^ontly .luilcipato 

s ; it also possesses a Normal school, neighbors; hor<r it is still thc State that • Iir , . ^ , r . . r n . , ‘ , pf- afe -impdml thfyusami doiiam. 


a deep and sincere response. As hearers, ?urti»ed for contract, hh.i wo cutoruiin no 
these poor blacks might be held up as models tu« i«t Jauuary..i8,»4, tho entire roa«i 
to the cliureli-goilig world. The mighty "i' 1 Ul ‘'r 11 ”™ 

„ ,*» h 8 .’ mill Unit Ibi* wliulr road will br in «Uv# 0I***p.r- 


. . ... , V- sent ywv I » 88 th® money oi the Society in 

found the (man) which waa loat. educating Mitchell McCurtniu, * very prom- 

iang l>oy, und u late pupil of mine. He is 

have sent -out a few ao- studious and apt scholor ; 1 know his studious 
ti, in which we have doubt- habit and capacity for lenrning ,/ lio corn- 


employed that year V imiuawr, a cviuigensi 1 1 ----;— •>» -s . .ureiiuy their crude and uncultivated minds witli'all 

or unordamed traveling preacher, 2 school- Kristian. there, whilst m France, it has a ten- ft. 1 • n *i 

masters, and 3 colporteurs. Now it has in dency to become so. The National Society, 1 the 

various parts of France, 20 ordained minis- ttnd the British and l-'orcign Scliool Society , ln ti, P Jormiintson ■ ° i ‘ LK ""' a " 0011 

.. ' ;• r? J un the dormant sense und nowftrH of tin* ninrtil 


afraid to promise, and iwry soon, the conver- 
sion of the world," 


was founded in 1833, and vantage Over, ltfhneo, according to.tho learned .IJmC - . , , ' g "' V 

,r 1 minister, 1 evangelist professor, inasmuch us education is already their crude and' uneu We, i'’,„ta,U wHl, 1 ’!]! 


or unordained traveling preacher, 2 school- 1 c ^Vistian there, whilst in France, it has a ten- 


have sent out a few ao- studious and apt scholor ; l know his studious Election Returns. 

s, in which we have doubt- habit and capacity . for learning : / ho com- The following »ru the uffldni return*, »o fur a* heard 

ul,.nil, main J.i.i a* iwio i *. i from, of the election for He|iri>Benut 1 r ci> to’’ thc C'ouYin- 
in not crediting persons fenced with me m alphabet in 184 J ; but he tion for forming a new Cou.-titut on : 

nrohablv in not nuttinir w a* in the highest class lit our last examinu- SENATORIAL o.andidatks. - 

. J... ” . tion last July; and the highest class was 'rV.'.'n ", - 1 N "- , 

6& who still owe. A bro- , c . . , , K ’ T *“ rJ ' Tuiui. 

composed of two girls, or V'*ung ladies, aud J- 1 • Ueujumiu n. s ioj» :j368 

5 (lip n&mes £if two A 1 I -I ,, o. Dufour • .10T5 1023 . 5-13 3241 

names 01 iwo two lxiys who were my pupils in the year c. Hoseiiuhi 763 iosj r>5o 3S1 

Wl» are good agents, 1841, which was the first attempt at school a. M^BuSssaii loss ’ni Sw'.: ! ! ! :5 saa 

the year* auhscrin- teaching I made. After that you wiil recol- lf or 5 u “ 11 * Ti " )<*)* on atw!.!!.'!aiisz 

neraght'in our part; lett l was sent ofl hy the Mobile Juvenile cLrintorauiuri.| mu cm to- anj 

who«t Society to Georgia, und did not 01lii Uieulem , ,...^6 jc.' ucu.t. tSft 


various parts of France, 20 ordained minis- ull d the British 
tors, 11 evangelists, 47 scliool-mnster^ uiid 111-0 1,1 ,lie ll0ul 
mistresses ; it also possesses a Normal school, neighbors; liort 
wliicli contains 32 students. This year, it t,lkes the lead, 
lias besides taken up thc work of thc Anieri- lnuo11 111 Franoo 


takes thc lead. Still tlio Church is doing 
much in Franoo, nnd' will always do more. 


ing upon an atmosphere of intellectual and 
spiritual darkness ; it is the soul arising from tbo nubKcrlpUtum am advandup with 


of fire lmudrt'd thfyusaod dollain. m0M - 


^ 1 labor amongst my people until 184(3. \Ve ciu*. Uobinaou.V.V.V 


I have an unfinished chupel — our- Choctaw 


llBl'KKSKNTATlVKS. 




i 




/ arc laboring huff. a. well breUllen ^ friend8 , lttV0 ^ ivuI1 nourly #300 . 

I the people with religious We wont about $100 to finish it. Who will , A - 081 1 ksrrj a. w.ratid.... 

auhscribers, means give w. help 1' If any feci willing to -give us ». "^luTwrnw 

* an y , h elp , tal l U i» m -.tU» olmiR.4-ta-at Cliwtaw Itah-Itlliau^.^.^ 

eraditable to our mutual Academy udy Methodist . 1 ustitution iu the ^ 

whole lied River \ alley of the .Choctyiw Na- K. liuut W4 1 st. c. harm* 

— **«• uu “ » »u«uy inbahited country. 

MamiOwm Kmimel. — W e liavo- Take charge of the oontrihution, if any eon- »• jj*J| *■ y .Jtotm 

our first page No. 2 of “The Ke- tiihuto any thing : and 1 know they will give s | ii iv. aEuV.'.IL 

— — ^ , j- , k - ... money ;' I know who live* in Louisians. Mis- ituutu iiibtiiU t. 

-vw- »hi» aide, *’ . A ,„, ali ai i , a c «d**Mi aiziw. DuaUr 

■(ant Fraach Divine Wean, not ...« •““FI 11 “““ Alttbamu. Ah. Alsbaniu'. tho j w.' A ndrew. tis Ntwnmllkbird. 

\ . arenotaware aaule Alabama makes me feel at home. ii n EsgK.tou we| 

few tracts have ever before been pub- *rT ro > . Tin-u district. 

; V ^ ... V* V ours, truly, ■ *D. \\ . Llwis, ii.Dr.aux .srzi r. cidoug. 

1 to thu eountry, excepting his “Why Wkaville, C. Nation, May 20. v.B«tm«..., mj e Bcbmut 

J®** *° **•* »te Bi- / sixth DisTiucr. 


has besides taken up thc work of the Ameri- mueh in -nmee, und will always do more. t and look| out - uponthe ,” ndorR aud ,h tu. iuu tudf w-JJ® 

s rjK i:-1"3.xsks: “-—S# 

1 Ku7' -z LisS; * ,r s.$a s: ii-r? !, r sriaifs 

port, the lalmra of these agents ure ca- Cliureh. putting them on it level with Fro- u ^ ^ 

..129 eouraging. 1 he receipts are 830,000, which testunt .efforts. ■’ She ^ (the liomish ( liureh) orCttture s thus bowed humbled broken mouth, will not .1.,,.. in-fore tb» «»«“ 

127 'is a target uiuount tliiiu iu any preceding lms tu-day in > ranoo 25- male religious usso- „ rn „ai n „f (irl i P i! ror , ’ , , ’ vadlag'au tmatb^i uf biWu«« <12 

3 &&gsk ZtmSS 1 “ - 7, 

t.-Ao. the National Church, ita purpose is to sup- of . .SVv/er. receive about 980,000 children. 


with a company of ugonizing seekers. To me ^ts. is bt i 
it was du allecting sight to see Wiese poor Uiorcactlf 
creatures, thus bowed, humbled, broken, 
groaning tor deliverance, and to be instrumen- 
tal in looyfftg^thfejp from' the shackles of sin, obtaining 


uflts. lH bi’fon* you. 1 1' you Iiycrt lh ‘! 
tbo reaction will be as sudden nft It will X* 
uioutha will not clmtHS l>^f° n * 
viidlug all brunch«>« of bu*luci8 nnd 
l»ro]»i*rt^ Vha oonfldcuec lrtn|llrcd^J 
obtalulug Hit* road, and tbo tfflMt ot W 


,.joi uie iMitionai i nuren. us purpose is to sup- 

taeiiljties whore the I’rotestunta ure bo few. 
' ^ tlmt tliey aro not entitled to liuve thoir 
■47t eliureli expenses puid by (lie , State, 'i’lio 


deficiency of 85000. S™ 1 'vork; .6U0 schools Of tho hcres of wa8 to llly ° ind ld ivile d..t)«t6. laure^d 

ly is m the hands of the diflerent denominations, nnd 8300 sehools ut .__i, u • , .. ‘ ■ , . n . luereimnu, iu.tbu luprcwd number of .igin 

ita purpose is to sup- of Sistirs receive about 989,000 children. “S* 1 * »»d more eavmbljf m. ^cWraa^asdi. 

iMsJi .Unimat.Plla'ra. tlm..iktalircn of the Chri.. S*' XTjj'Su* ST ^Ttl.tu xl 7 ■ “ ,f | f 
ita ure so few. ««k;Pootr»s, (frtre* deladadrintChretieme,) i,’,i , , ., . ,,°“ L w 10 . *troita te awokm jam to saw «f 

to have the r mimher 4950 ; thoy have 893 schools and 3 f 'T, T f ^“‘i i mtty -*“ a“ a »»ur M wlU 

e State Tho seminaries, where the pupils are boarded 1110 dol “ ,lud8 of atl onbgbteued imd overween- Mj „ »ud ».* .awtft-j* 

I1L 'ri («: a AMa i { , .. ft , 1 ruL , ing lostidiousness. VV hut u glorious inherit- will b« met in u diwv^m .-afe 

iciety was not Tjm SstusofSt. Joseph siroiiOO, and ttIlce of labor has fallen to tlmlot of Soqthern "'‘’.“'T .«,» .MouW^ 1 '® 

.009, which is luvo '0 schools, and so on. “Do not these Methodi8ln , in tlu . demands of slavery up „ 

Expenses not •-Prove that w, bin the bosom of tho hor 6vang ^ 01jl energies'! When will She S5.TS? *m Z hirir 

rtheless a d* Christian C.Uureh, Catl.ol,^ and Frotestant, aryU8P thu80 p ' n iea , And when wiU slle tt* i»au- of 

a former debt, tlie movement in favor of popular instrimt nn , • . . . , . from tb« ('xtrenwa of tbo iw u 


tian Doctrine, (freres dela dodrmc Chretienne ,) 




^ h V Y -“ 0™.-A short letter, di- 

L rectad to us, having on 

^ a W. Cwference lin'd the Cirouit | 

*1 SSsfeE 

eAdlee^oetoimUUt The «aail r cpuU you wntc it 
long, hot apt heavy. „ ^ 


V, \\T i HUTU DIHTBIC'T. 

VOUIV, truly, • *0. \\ . Liwil, a, l»rt«*ux 872 I F, Colonge..,. 

VDoaluiviUe, C. Nation, May 2(3. r. Buhwn..... 845 o scbmidt. .. 

) J J.M.lsapeyrv 381 | P. E. Thvard. . 

1/ r r HUTU niRTHU'T. 

T. W. CoUeufi 21/2 j D. Augu*tin. . 

a Fore Orncw.-A short letter, di- u ' 81 ^ l.Vra^. 

tan., having uu the top of (he page :«!> | 


I number of agents of this society was not iTko ‘Sisters of St. JpscphV^ro and 


stated. Receipts, nearly *19.009, wlucl. is have 700 schools," und so on. “ Do not these m m , 4 C ln l "'' ur 1Urw y '" rs ^ ^ 

. i n.t\ ... .. 14-1 It I *.L* ii . Methodism, 111 tlio diimands nf slavery upon tbAll tomifmil ftirornWr G*o rail 

•...W lflCU0 “\ ore tllan hist year. Expenses not details proie that within tlie bosom of the her aveng#I|og i energies ! When will she thin. of cap. will .» bourljr 

fi 11110 *7000. 'I hero is nevertheless a d% Christian Churoli, Catholi^aud Frotostunt, ar0UB0 those enemies 1 And wlien will „l„. ta" |.r..au.... or »r.h». st.t..,«ua 

ficieucy of $950, b ecause of a former debt, Hie movement in favor of popular instruction 3F . i . fral “ ul R “ 1 1*» 

J 1 „ , . , , , 11 “»“uwiuu bring her mumheent resources to bear upon j.v. N.wOrisias. from Lor oils'* 1 *, “fT 

not yot paid. Faster I- rossurd, one of tho is active, general, und already efficacious." this all important interest ! 1 


MA|.O S<auuflt..;......:..'.5i5 “»*jr« |«MU. *»**» oho oi me „„„ .»», ouieuetous. • this all important interest ! ' D.uk, «iolal » u a l,o,plui.io eh,r.ci.r- •- 

suTnVmm^'* rJ ** ^ of ,‘ 1 8001 ° ty ’ W the 'Well might the Union, tho political paper Thq claim of tho slave upon us for tin. "" f '. ’SSSSkUM 

^.Us ipz t '“° ; 8CU0Unt "f, ‘ hud aUudedwSove,exelai.n: “ For Mr. Guizot, Gospel is imperative; it is of right the true 

ZVKNTU msTKK?, ““ ? v.llagtf of 1500 in- between Cannes and i-rotest^ta, this zeal and providential remuneration for his position 

177 1 (1 L Turswui wi h»Wtanta near Iroyes,whcreuhout500persons is ull ode, add the end is thd same. It is tt nd tabor, aud itisutour perU tlmt liis claim lUoll *vf NsfTotk »»* ‘ ‘ iJ,^ 1 

SSifflliSg 1 - V gy . w .s . chrutpu, I. rFSgtriS SSL"" r-S-”; 

nl|ik!! u *'' 8 10 'laxttwelv* montlis, and ecome converts Churoli.. . oountry— and especially the Cliureh, needs to rapid nHe.iou w .w" “ 

'N^LreaCT. ; '* fill !i!'' ‘.I- . Wodo u0 ‘ admit a11 ’ ^iesmat. bo awakened to this subject, and until this 



you labor, and underneath the numes *4- 5 Ka««..!! 1 Timni* a* 


°f ti*» ievowl post uffioes in ita hounds How 
easily could you write it. Dp please try. 


NlftTI! DI8TIKT. i i i 1 ii' 1 „ “ vv “•«*“**< wawbh an, uuu wuiuut «o«na*ouvu vw hub tmujeut, UUU UUtll tills , ' , « „ riniinFU 1 ' 

“LL“; »"« '•*» W ^ cl ‘ 1 the P. eQ P 8 '.*•"* of but -suspect the author of sue), a declaration dnty is fully met, the South may expect the 

AKisti or JKprcKsoK 1* U| ' ¥ ! tl ‘° ut m fr Qg uuy uud “, . l l '! ug ' to have a decided leaning towards Fopcry. onrses of a discriminating Frovidonce upon »m, aud »u .Ug«iif «»t*r 

1 ? ear ".'; 8d,a I'evtltagemthemiddtaofthe No, the instruction given by tbo Romish her political, domestic, and religious institn- •“ -W-f 
%-^thont tann B . expectod, ho .. w unU “s^J- i. Jeum*) u ^ very truly did mm* « 


—Th • Trwsteo* 

. this city have p 


bu d * * + **• Amhuus KfirwVork ComiuwcUi *U- "**** Xv 

Of ,aum pniwJSU.iM.ssrs. UxLua. 

. ■swaui |b« slUltl MW) susibw it tftib ani,.* u Itawt 


FAJyity of JEKFEKSOK. 

fVkttU Democrats. 

......... m *UrD y 

-taM *floalit.... 

t660 *JuurtUui.. , 

• •• <J70 *Cuttun .. . 




& ; **v r . arrived in the village inthe middle of the No , thp iu8tmotion glv0 ^ by tll0 her poUtici, do^^ ^ inS 

i::;::::::::::::??* fa ^ wa t UBBe ‘ UQd “ uot Chri8tiani il ^ *>***? dui Randolph of Roanoke 

lttU)I y “f ked proaoK the peasants were 1B on the contrary the most stupid, when not say, that “the heathen are at our door.” !lf« io N.wi*i«p> •« 

ow ....'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.Ti* together, “Bdme front the fields, some the most immoriU, of oil instruction, and we Thouwutds of our negro population, who havfe sitnciit. u iuwmf" 1 * 

**»•*■ »*|ti U d». ^ WD ' aud wonder that any FrotestjttUod particularly never heard the Gospel, ure uow sitting upon* 

« tk« twaii. the short spaoe of two hours, a large c«ugt«. Mr. Guifttit, whe oertotijr wu»t tow tbw Ute very threslivW of Southern Metheilwui, »ui 



Tr.iyt is within our run - , 


^ hoTTie Bfptndltttfo, and opflnflUfooaby 

^‘,7. Bttnfliml to a largo slablo population. 
W,,f * it itflfcM* and Inadeqnately oxprcwod views 
***„ of the great benefits you nro to derive, and 
f • P , r ' » \ morn HUpunl In vcMniont In tho ittook 

lk>t '' * | C ft,r a term of nix year*. of ono liajf Uollhr In 

> ii.n roati. 7”i in 'real oat at**., For 

j mV e been burtlioncd with far heavier 
lod to pay the Interest on nn old debt on- 
mismanaged city affairs. A speolnl tax 
of \ or oVett 2 per rent, per annum lms 
on you. and has been promptly mot 
* f'rolurn. Mow then enti yon 
r of tho enormous advantages to, bo derived 
nosmnU a burthen ns one-lmlf of 1 per cunt.. 
* ‘ you In a work which will oncourngn ln- 
r tlte rrWtW* Industry, Increase yout po- 
I augment tho value of your property. ov« 11 If 
l no direct dividends from your etoeje. Hut 
7 °”^alhl* beloff the caso. you nro merely nakcdl to 
a Investment of this trifling amount Inn slock 
w* 1 " heavy returns In dividends. Wo can de- 

«*** ^T 0 0 „ that no work on this continent cv( r of- 
■ 9tftr * . pr guarantee of large profits, and wo will give 
frtsdaw y our own examination that you 

1 <* ^ 'Ltafc fM reasons which Induce this conviction, 
total ffibi, however, we will remark that hj- no 
^Tn thi the one wjtlch Is now prepared for rail ing 
^uailobidldthe road tnu justice and equality b 1 
jjf . About one-third of the property of this city, 
"^ting t° more tlmn tw<mty mi,Hon9 of dollars. Is 
by absent* rs. by companies or by successions or 
fJ^Lwrsons. All of thla Jtroperty will be greatly In- 
**2ln yalue and Us revenues augmented by tho prO- 
^jimprovement. without one dollar of contributions 
CLowners. unless this tax be voted. Tho at. Charles 
SThoui* hotels, the banks and llielr property, the iu- 
Sfat companies and their property, tho succession of 
IJxgan as McDonough, Fowler n*hd Paulding. the build- 
l^antil by the wealthy men who live abroad on the 
2. of real estate In this oily, will all bo exempted from 
S'hiaeh works but will reap the benefit or the en- 
rSrft. capital and the labor of those who remain 
rr^gled with tliu fortunes of tho city- union* this 
^^pported by your votes. Buelt a result IsrepUg- 
-alto.eomuMm Justice, aud ought uot to receive your 


From Texas. 

Hy tho arrival last evening of tho steamship Louisiana 
Captain Lawless, vrur.lmve reoelred Galveston pipers to 
the 11th Instant. 

HciTiu os tnjt. Louisiana. — T wo of the passenger* on 
the libulslniia. 011 her recent trip frniti NewGMcans, died 
of cholera, qftef she arrived at (Inlvmdnn. 

Dkowxrn.— While the Louisiana was lying at (lulvostuiu. 
damps Bntilh, a Son id Captain .leremlah Smith, of that 
city, fell overboard from the guard, and was d rot? fil'd 

Aaorm-.n Nmv I'ukh. — T he I, con I’li-neer l* ( lbe name 
of a paper just started In Leon county. Texas.' by Messrs. 
Wood, llofner & Co. 

Tm: Uivkhi,— T he Washington I, out*' Star say* : The 
nraxos hn* fallen rmishlnrahly, vrlthln the lost few days ; 
but there is still the greatest phundanee"of water for the 
largest class river boat s to run 111 perfect safety, between 
this place and Qufntnim ' 

. Tho Colorado has recently been very high. tlu« tm)u 
stages being u liable to cross nl Ihe diljercut ferries be- 
tween Lagrange and Aflstlm ; 

Oiioi.raA .- The Wnsbinglon t.one Slur publishes a Idler 
wrllleii by a MelhodlHt minister at Unterdlllo. in which 
hoFilyn the^pUolcra Is making sad Imvoo In that vicinity. 
Four wagoners were rceeiitly found dbpd^'on the road, 
having died Of cholera, with tin rum near them to wlliirnr 
their sufferings and death. 

I'Ii an Imham.- TIi# San Antonio Texan of Ihe .Id loKt. 
says : tjultff a number of l.lpnns visited our city yn Bat* 
urday last, and linvo been loafing About ever since, gam- 
bling. drinking, and begging. Most .of tin pi ;ire tho 
greasiest, dirtiest looking 4 * lords of the forest “we have 
,-ver seen. They are not necA'snrlly so, lur we are In- 
formed ilia/ these snm'^lirly looking. wretnhc#vyere fur 
niilo d by Major Howard, on hi* Jute visit to their mutt- 


ftrnsn it. Our charter provides for an extension of this 
road into Texas, and with this view the road will be lo- 
cated, and constructed in such a manner ns to neeoinmo- 
date tho enormous freight anil travel which this route 
must necessarily command when extended Into Texas, and 
eventually Into ArkansnSnml Missouri, to Bt. Imuls. - 
The superior sagacity and enterprise of our sister cities 
of Baltimore, Philadelphia. Charleston. Savannah nod 
Mobile, have already railroads in operation or In tho 
course of construction, extending to the Ohio. Tennessee 
hi fil Mississippi, by which a large portion of the produce 
of those rich valleys has been taken from us. lint m wr 
thus fur without 0 rifql on the uni of Ihe Mississippi . and the 
trade of a region f ' ~ 

form nn empire, and capable 


JrJil* n ,,H * f *he career of the noml- I 

tlm vJXjy™"™' W,M 'l 11 h'fWnfl Born Rtilil.fl I,. 
lilJn Styte .""J'r'i 1 ' 1 n, o m “ ** ern»l.Ton« I R 

rnl Iiw.l.. ^ j?!*. til# Atlmm r IlMie. 

n.li,i,i.iJ,„ L™,'"*"" 1 t'» tlm itrlnu wnik# of nr* 
r„rm*iitw of lIL " r r, rr 'l ulr ''? t 1 "! 

came nrrcmmev *"• executive : and wlim It bo- 

■X ymX rJ o.’i't 1 " Z\'* t, V "M-tlWiUhoro woulil 

C : 1 1 ) h ■ 1 1 1 , 1 f ■ | will. p1 ilf.,u7 , , llW l? * Jtlt'tt^iy ilo-pr.ltnlfl llo 

n»ul or* I In « Vlro l>mM#nl. 

whon ° h 1 "'""’'t to ooofloo hlioiSir; 

..JUrSr 11 ^ r ™ ,r hrr ' ,r ” b I" 1 ' tho liou.o 

T1 ,. 'V.lniniiTon, .Inno 10. IHA2. 

rnn «!J\ ™T of.i ' tho tnotnnrlol of (hoofl. 

M"r f V 1 " '?" r * 1 rolmitoor rmo|>i<nla#orw«oli. 
n|tnn jlt, ir r ,, ",ii 1 | „„ „ l1nrir „ for 1H.. Krnon.1 i,.o "r 
tho .nl.l ooninnnlo,. ho o^hlWMl* l.'m Jrw 

(:oinmoroT,".!r t' 1 ' nr th« OhtntW'of 

r m V r , ll,kln «“" oppronrlotlon for tho 

rfjvr '. f oh * lrt "’ l ' < ’h" 1,1 lll » “"'“III or tho Mlul.dlppl 

,h * “ ,m ' •" m,hr " f * H&v. 

rrwnTil. 11 '"' 1 '^ 1 " 1 " h,<]tor ll "' »»t*Mi»it hlU 
Tho roonlullon offorod h» Mr. Soworil oomnilonolnoi.' 
fet'"* “"J tnoulrlng no in tho ottpoillnnoj nf purnhuinR 

nht" ili A , “ 10 tthm nnmralUw. th« 

,71..,. ,t' i ;., r '' r< ' r, '-'l And flmtllj Jhn ro«olullon 
was bild on the table— yeas 21, nays 16. 

eniiM 1. , " r,, ’ u,,u,1( " 1 «\'*"fci*nlhg the publication of tbe 
nnntii nl nliiinnnc. wns taken up aud adentfd 


Whig Oonvonti6n. 

I«W. I nu.it. M editchday. dune 10, *1:M» r m, 
'nv. ntleii asst niblctl nt. noon, and organlind tern- 
l»y appointing the Hon. (Inn jlvnns, 
ii A cbtnmilti 
I'UVelillon. mid mu. t< 


t,inl > °, u "J" 1 
tin. r»»‘ y"' " Ht 
Jlul t»tr" t 1 " 1 

JSod on y»« by 

5SCK-« 

jthout tho looot proopoot ot 
^fUrlrW 
». Hlbmlt to 

bor.i 


of Mnlnr. ns 
wa« nppolnteil to select ofUcers 
xatnlnh the credentials of 
I he (’ 'invcidu.fi then adjourned to (1 o’clock 
i Wlmn It Will assemble to rreelre tilt; report* 
millee* nml cnmplete ila orgaiilxatlon. 
lb. ru <lcle0ties bare held a cniicus,’ In which 
ndoptetl^ plnjforin on which they place the 
rmil Improvements, and the Ooniproknlsr, ns n 
lie frb>nds of Mr, Webster ncce|.t this platform. 

Him i moii i , Wednesday, dune 1(1, 2 p v. 

•V caucuses have been In session t-bls morning, 
comparing notes It Is generally nniceded Unit 
re I* out of (be question. Tbe contest Is now 


happiness now ? ’’ . “Yes, tho BMiio.” “ Atn 
you afraid to dio ? M “No.* 1 “Oo you. fool 
fully Batinliod, that if you Hhould dio now, 
you will go to heaven !”. She replied with, 
groat eonlidenee, ‘‘Yea.” I left her a few 
minutes, and when I returned, she extended 
both hands towards me, and with a sweet, 
innocent smile, said, *10 pa, my dear Saviour 
has come! ” And then said, “ Who are these 
that#are here — don^t you see thorn !” I rc- 
iJied “No — how do they look!” She said, 

I hoy are beautiful ! " She (hen said “J am 
going up, uji.” I said, “l : p to heaven!” 
She said “ Yo*t, up < I utn in thcnjiddle of the 
river -I shall soon bo over.” She then com- - 
Yncnced hreathing like ono falling to* sleep, 
and (juiotly passed over ty the^ot her shore, 
when* with “saints in liglit'\|mj will ltyd 
forever. “ThnnkH he to (hid. who givetii us 
the victory through our l.ord Jesus Christ." 


in r nr irrsi oj mr Mississippi. 

if Aciuntry large enough In extent to 
of Fiiatalulng a population 
of eerernl millions, la now open to tin. If we.will tHke nd-* 
vantage of it nt nuetj. There in no time Tor delay ; a few 
yearn mure and wo may find ty our cont that the favor 
able moment In gone, nml that we have lont the I mile of the 
MV*/, an wo have already done of a portion of thatenRt 
i of *he Mlnniwdppl. The enterprising' people whp are net- 
tling Texas, with a rapidity nlmont unequalled In the an- 
nals of.ornlgrntlon, will noou command nufllclent influence 
to gudertake similar worka themselves, and may be lenn 
disponed to Join iih. Now, we know that, not only nro 
tin y favorably dlnponed towards qn, but arc willing to 
contribute liberally. In land, or even build tho road them- 
selves, If We will meet them at tbe Bnblne And so llko- 
wlso will Arkansan nml Ht. Louis, if wo will meet them ut. 
Uo'lioo between LoulHlana nud Arknnsnn. 

. This road will also tend to dcvclopo tbe resources of our 
own State, by Inviting Immigration anil bringing into im- 
mediate cultivation millions of acres of an fertile lands 
as ran bo found in any Slate of tbe Union, thoM.y in- 
creasing our wealth and population, tbe benefits iir which 
must accrue to the citizens of NewOrlennn, in the dispo- 
sal of the rich products of th^ noil aud the profits in the 
return supplies. 

The private subftcripUqriB now amount to nearly $7'.n 
000-rsay f.-iflT.UOU on the part of tho city nml Algiers, and 
about $010,000 from a portion *>f tbe pnrishes through 
which tin* rond will be located. The honks were only open 
from four to twelve days, nml were clofed 1st May pr.-- 
paiatory to the organisation of the coinpnny and ejection 
of the Hoard of Directors, but ^iey have been ngalu opened 
6mco 1st hint., and will so continue during four months 
in the purinhes of Jefferson, Bt. Charles. Bt. John tbeJinp- 
list. Sts .hum's, Asnumptio'n. liafourcln* Interior. Ti*rri'- 
bonne, St. Maty. Bt. Marlin. Larayetto. VennlUlon.Bi 
Landry, Orleans rigkt'bnnk, uml nt tbe ofllee of tho com- ‘ 
pany In this city. Hooks Will ulso be sent ln‘a short f line 
to I he ptirlnhep beyond Opelousas, on the line «.f the road 
'to ' 1 exits, and the bnrnffl to Arkansas We eonfbb'iitly 
private subscriptions frpni all Hie parishes. 
In udd^ltloii t° thoHO already received, and are assured 
that If deficient, a resort to taxation will be bad and 
cheerfully acceded to. 

i he i Hoard of Directors hare been usKidiA’nrdy chgugeir 
sine., its organization l„ making the necetwary nrrnnge- 
inenfs, and can now frankly state, that in a short time the 
location of tbe nupl will be cdtmnenccd. ambits con- 1 ruc- 
tion prosecuted with vjgor. The road will be coinihenn d 
at several points at once— one oftbesP points will be from 

u. Mis,jssippi above the city, where the main line b aves 
the rlvei;! for tin* Lnfourcbe. nt or m ar Tbib-daux and 
tbenco to Herwick s Hay, and from Washington to Ban 

Iliiu on tlm Tee he. lty placing thc.s.i portions of tJie ion l 
under contract In advance, the planters ofOm lou as Ar-* 
takujms, Terrebonne and Lafourche Interior, will lie pbu ed 
witluu a few hours pf •NcwOrlenns. to eoiiueet by MeniiK 
boat at the temporary torniinus at the river. The e..m- 
Wy will thus be ut once deriving more than MiffliMent 

rinenue to defray current expellees while sec- 

tlons are being completed. It is determined to place the 
who e route under contract, and complete it ut the earliest 
possible moment. 

The terminus of the road will he on tlm other side of tlm 
river, opposite the centre or the Third District, but each 
district of NcwOrleans will bo accommodated with n de- 
ft* winds *' aetM Ufl ^ l ' fflUutl most adviintagcous to 


H u.TiMoii Wnlm sdiiy ...Inin* Dl. "dlaV M. 
Tlm f-ijipryittcc on Orgaulitallon liaYo wleeted the Hon 
Johntl .Minpnrtn. of .Maryland, ns I’resid.dU tbed'on- 
vcntion.l v n vote o| f7 j;, 

A cam us of the delegate** fn.ni all the xlareholillng 
Stairs has l.i cu held, in which was udopli-d a scries or rc- 
soluHons (o flu* following purport : 

I'int- Declaring the (l.<*nernl Unvejnincnt to bon g«.v- 
ernin. nl or limited powers, nml dcnyif.g ii ; ilgbtto exer- 
else powers not « xpressccl or granted in Ilia b’onsUlutloni 
Tlm si bond atnUblrd *n#4irn bdlon In Urn l ights of tlm 
Blnles Iijhich arc • ti imply’ Insisted upon 

Drela/ing against -tlm dwlrlne of Intervention 
in rho AJlairs or other BtaD*s. 

fifth -{Declares in favor of dn V coimmical ndminlstrn- 
dum of tb.'- Oovernment mid nr n Tariff Ibr revenue, and 
such ns ll ill give pfojver encouragement to nil branches of 
Industry in eyery section of ‘the counlry 
Sl '^-jlb'claring in favor of a system of lllver mid liar* 
bor Impijovemeuts \v the H.6nernl rioverbumnl. 

, Sf.r,, mi ml Kithth- Kiniorsing the Klimllty or the Onto- 
promise Mi juuires hi all Ho-ir parts. 

. I lie fiends i f Mr IVebsfer have unanimously neqiil- 

,n rosolutjOitV and express a determination to 

•Ut-iuin them when brought before the Convention. 

: National Whig Convention. 

! Halvimhiii:. .Iiiiic 17. 

. Thd Ciiijvcntion last evening adjourued linmediufely af- 
ter com ijb tlug ite organlxatlOn. until noon to-dny. in nr- 
der to 111 o\f the t^.fnuiltieo on. Contested Beats tlnio to 


Cknkuai, Fntkm.uiknck. 

Arrival of the El Doraio. 
TWELVE DAYS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA. 

I. ATI! It FltOM Till: SAN’mVK II IM.ANDB. 


have arrived tinring tlm p»«t w^k raaklng the dh 
parts Blncfl Bnpterober 1st, flOff ( 6po bags, «|Minnt 
bags, to the sumo dfato list year. Tfti* stock lo Hi 
second Juinds hut evening, was y. r # non bags again 1 * 

at i-Ailie time last year. j 

HAGOINfl AND ItOPR— Th* Wet«0m.ira!'tl 
etude, on Batnrilay 200 colls KsntuckrTfopo nt ftb 
cMbnnd.part time; bn Wedmisday 20* rolls Mlc* 
5 *„ <f. cash ; and on Thursday 200 coils Ifentucky I 
cash, and 25 bale/. India Bagging at ll^V.Wh 

Dicky Bagging rapillng at for 0^1 


llie Madbeh tlniirud of tin* Mill says: Tbe weather 
coptln.i'-'i dry. .seasonably warm throughout tin* day. and 
tleei'ledly clrtlly nt. night In tlm early morning fnv < »re 
• |Uite conformable. The gem rid hen I ch of the parish 
wns m vir b»*t|,er. Thicuholera bus entirely abated, uml 
in view nl tlm present-pi nmislllg pm.spipM WO luVe ilbuioV- 
mu cause of th.iukrnjiicss to the (liver of all good, for tlm 
numberless blessings we enjoy. 

Ot irim.i I'liiisii. - Tiie Police .liny have elected the 
following officers John Lipjellng. Ksq . President ; Paul 
MeP.nery. Clerk ; it D. Stillman. Treasurer; P. K. Btubbs, 
•Parish Attorney, and C II. Dabbs. Parish Physician The 
Kegidcr says that the parish d(*es hot owe one dollar ami 
bus money in the .Treasury. 

■ TV nn mo\N,:._ 1 The last Thiboilaux Minerva says : The 
business svitson witli our slenmlroats is fust .drawing to u 
el'ise. The Doctor H:\tey intends suspending her trips on 
tlm 1st ifoximo The steamer Terrebonne has llnislmil' 
her labor.- for the season, havlug made her la.-t. trip in the 
canal oli Tuesday Inst. 

Tiii: Wf.aiiimi, Caoi’s. kiv. — T he MudUon Journal, of 
June 11. doubts .if mure promising crops were ever seen 
in this parish than at present. * Cotton is just couimeueiug 
to bloom, aud corn will prove an abundant harvest with a 
seasonabl^spower or two more. ’ 

Wo loaru verbally that tbe crops lu DeSoto aud iarSa- 
bino are doing remarkably well. 


Tlm i: S. Mail Bten mship Ll Dorado; (’apt Mitelo ll. V 
S. N . eomman.liUg. arrived yM.-rjay from A pimvdlL 
(N iiv l.tay.i »/, i Havana, having .-ailed from the.former 
port on tlm tub aud tlm lutt. r on the lath instant 

Mimm. Imu.i ii.im i —Tlte news from tho min# - e«*n- 
tinue- to be of the most cheering description Wat« r i.-. 
jilenty at nearly alt points and the miners are doing Well, 
t/uartz mining is inereiising. aud parties continue t«> make” 
large investments In machinery, etc . to facilitate opera- 
tioim. A e(inl|Riny of four Ban Francisco capitalists are 
ukait to commence quartz mining ou> Humbug Bar. Mid- 
dle Fork of the Culveras. on the most extensive scale. The 
entire weight of. their mncldneVy is 200.UUO pounds. Tlm 
freight on tlm boiler alone, from Btocktou to the mines, 
’will be fliK'O. 

lour men. working a eluirn in Tuohiinuie* county, had 
live raged it pound of pure ‘gold a day for several weeks 

Mr Doss, formerly of Louisiana, had recently discov- 
ered an. exceedingly rich lend of k goUl in Tuo'luuiuie 
couuty. 

Lf.i.isi..iti\ f. — The I ; egi»hiture adjourned on tlm 5th 
instant, after a very prutractFjJ ses.-ioirof four months. 

1hi.m ii I msi n. ran i -i —A number of French immigrunt- 
Iiuve arrived in Ban Francisco. The Alta *«ys that they 
are composed of the better class of citizens, who do not 
conn* In re ill er« ly tor the purpose of uci'limilluting.u pile 
to spend elsewhere, but for the purpose of . .-tablisbiug 
themselves for life 

1'pians —Tbe diffleulties with tbe Indians in Southern 
California continue, and the accounts from Baa Diego m e 
not as satisfactory as hud been anticipated. 

TliVrc appears trrbe a disposition in Lower (’alil'oruia to- 
perpetuate hostility with the Yumtw and other wurlike 
tribes on the suufberu border.- „ 

A detachment ot U. S. Infantry and Dragoons recently 
returned to Ban Diego, from n three ^ mouths' campaign tef 


i ^fA kiiiiilv threo nii^i'>n.* or dollars. We do this be- 
aro already made tu us to couvey to 
.«■! aubBcriptions of ull the oilier links iu 
t 0 giye ufl thocontrolof the entire road mid 

■IpiHiitanco from NevrOrleaus to Nashvillo by way of 
il&to Is assumed to be about 560 miles, and the entire 
iSbrtliA construction aud equipment or a railroad ut* a 
Mi track over this distance is estimated at ten millions 
I5lars By its intemcUous , and connections with 
j* rvuds. it will furniflh the facility of traveling from 
luQtletus to Mcmpbif in twenty -four hours, to Cairo in 
IMb.fpnr houw, to Narfivillo in twenty-four hours, to’ 
In thirty hours, tu Cleveland on l.ako I’ric iu 
Irif^llht hours, to Balthnurv via tho Memphis and 
Qbdfctok or tlm Virginia roads, in forty-eight hours; 
uddCtettanooga, by diverging on to the (.Jeorgia roads. 
thfiaaStf era from NcwOrleaus can belauded at Charles- 
too orSAranuuU in forty-eight hours. In short, tho ex ten- 
AuallhiiToad to tho Tennessee rtVcr will pluce NowUr- 
leuiifl contact by railroad communication with tho C&pi- 
kicfiwry State In the Hnionvast of thoMisrissippl rivor, 
nkKiag tha average time of travel to the most remote to 
NTtity-two hours, and diminishing the expense in like 
nortloo. 

Our city, from which the road is to start. has r a popula- 
tion of 130,000. aud the cost of tbe road will not exceed 
ho millions bf dollars. 

The system of South Carolina railroads- starts from 
fluileston with a population of 40,000, uml at u cost of 
■ar nine mllllonii of dollars. Our road runs throughlm 
Mdnmtly fertile and productive country for Us entire 
IHth. after traversing aomo twuuty milca of low grouud 
Mat the dty. Their roads, for great distances, |>u*ti 
Oravh regions entirely imdgulfleant in population and 
fntactlon. Our road is about five lumdred gjul.JVrt.v 
win to length. Tbeir wholo aysteni i» only 24o miles in 
length. Yet the gtuas. receipts of these Carolina rouils, in 


The rijlj iwii'g Is the comprombe lesolution. funning a 
portion of the plalforniadoptcdby tin* Bouthern Delegate* 
in Congress : „ . 

That the series ef imq»surek. commonly known 
as the Chinprnnil-e ’ including the'Fugltlve Blave tow. ore 
received and ni;qulosccd in by the whig parly of tlio 
l/tiited Slates, us a settlement, in principle and substance, 
and as a final tsUlriHtnl. of tin* dangerous and exciting 
questions which they embrace. 0 That so far as tho Fugi- 
tive Slave jaw is concerned, we will maintain tho same. 
and*iuskt' t i.u its strict enforcement, until time and expe- 
rience .-bull demonstrate the uecoMlty of further legisla- 
tion, to guard against if .•fusion or abus.e. and to prevent 
•its prefleidj efficiency fi ai belbg impaired. That wo de- 
prlcnto all further'agiutii.n .#r the Slavery* quostlou. a« 
dangerous to our peace, nud will discoiiutenaneoull efforts 
toward tlje renewal or continuance of such agitation in 
Cougre-s ijr out <.f h, whenever, wherever aud however 
Uir attemjjts may he made That we will iqalntain thin 
system of im asurefl os a policy essential to the nationality. 


Board of Health. 

LIST OF INTERMENTS IN TUK CITY Or NEW ORLEANS 
For the \V*ek emhog J u »« If, 1 B 5J. 

Ard,mli#meu» IIF- vit, Br*r|rt « 


From-tiik Cam: of llnon Horn. —By the arrival at 
New York. pf the ship Thomas W. b“eurs, later, advices 
from tho •Capo of Good lfbpe have been received. It 
wuiild appear that some portion at least ol the large force 
now in the front has been actively employed, as letters 
received ffom Fort Beaufort state that the burghers con- 
nected witli Gen. Somerset's division have captured about 
1000 head of cuttlo iu the neighborhood of Whitlksen. 
Ono of tb^se burghers, named Marals. bad bi^ff killed by 
the e fle my. ‘ Some other portions of the troops bail also 
made some captures, but we cuuDut. definite!^ lenru to 
what extent “ 

Ofle^elTer Troiii the above place. Fort’ fnuTuKirfrsays 
that a few days since two w'ligoflaMaivding from thence 
to the Bliukwnter, with su|>(m|^HBm attacked by Kaf- 
firs <>n the, road. The ojfen. wori^SR by the assailants, 
and a young KiigUshuian. about seveiit«i‘n yours of age. 
who has only beeu n fyw months from FJnglaiiu. was 


3 SVvur, I’omiriini*,. 
I Ilnttru-Ea Unit 
JU liniigtnna of Mouth 
T|iiunif»t im 


Attlinm; 

llrnio, Atfsctlo < ol. . 
Umiii. I tiugBilli.n ol. 


Iir illi.* nil; 

Mrourlill.it . 


'rnlupr . 


. y llvdroptv 

. 1 lllriirt. liyiirrtrupliv of. 

. l|H-N>i>iiiaC'oni(li .... 

l'.W liiUui|wnuic« 

.91 iM.inlnglll* 

. 1 Mnrumui. 


Cullti* 

Choir 

Couihraptiou 

Cliolnu liiGuituru. 


ConvuUiou* 


.11 Mnnia n Volu. 


I IllitiirtitUaui. 
1 SjwUin* ..... 


Couftilina, Pulmonary. 

Drowucd. 

Diarrluaa 


H H#ur»y 

H Hrull.'lujury of...' 

3 StrnnKu1»{iwi...i 

S Stillborn 

9 Tritium 

I TiImjui 

I L' tinny Alum. 

8 UnearUin 

SillMrui, Air.Tili.n of 

4lV*nnino»« Dit«a*o 

To U I ...... . f 

Of the** 180 war* under 10 yen™, an. I A.') colored. 

A. HESTER. BerreU ry Board of Htallk. 


Dyaentery. 


Ihinlilion. 
Ktilerili* . 


th* yrarlfcl, retched ono million of dollars, aud after 
dedocUag expense*, interest ou loans, and a reserve fund 
c( maw Uaa one p«r. cont.. yielded a dividend of seven 


dividend of seven 
pw cent to the rttoldioldcr-i. If such Iki the results of 
Hewteq^ofOkrol lua ; if rr>ads in other Btates have 
taaMttoirttiiing and dividend-paying roads, at an orl- 
giasl cuilsy always doubla, and frequently fourfold that 
flfimwbat results may not be anticipated from our im- 
prevnent, passing Uirongh a country of giguutio to- 
warefA flill of wealth, of produof, of population, and of 


giving members of the Committee on tbe 1’lutfonn power 
tsi^east Ihe electoral vote of llielr respective States, and a 
substitute, uffered by Mr.Kwing,of Kentucky, was adopted 
without debate. Various resolutions were referred to the 
•Committee Mr. Davis, of Florldn. 'Introduced a resolu- 
tion declaring that the Convention would not support any 
man for President whose opinion on the Compromise is 
not known. M r. Butts offered a substitute, declaring that 
the Convention would support any man who might receive 
the nomination. The substitute was received with gnwit 
‘hv^ring Mr Davis withdrew hU resolution with the 
intention to offer it at another time Limn) won given to 
the Committee (o sit during the sessions oT thp Conven- 
tion, and several resolutions were went to them fur 'con- 
hideratioh. Mr. KwiTi’g of Kentucky, moved thut the 
CoinmittcM be instructed to support the Bouthern Plat- 
form. but the iiiotibn was not acted upon. Mr. Watts, 
Cbairmuu of the Committee on Credentials, presented a 
majority report iu favor of the New York uud Mrglnhrde- 

legwU'S. 


which they carefully wrnp up and carry with them, aud 
seem to take great satisfaction in pro.-nting their ereden- 
tlal.\to every man they meet with a rifle. 

'Ikf (’hi.nk.if. — C hinese ahi daily urriving at Bin Fran- 
Cisco, and the excitement Trial ive’to their HutUenient in 
the Slate is Augmenting 

Tin- total Cldnefc population now resident in California 
is estimated at l-’.Ooo. and lls increase will probably lx- 
from i cm -to lp:0ou between tliisninl the, 1st January next. 

The publie feeling awakened in till) mines blithe subject 
of Chinese immigration, by the fltniou* Dooley bill,. and 
subsequent diseus-ii>ns of the subject, appeals to have 
subsided ill u great degree. Tin- papers state that the 
number and character of this people were much exagge- 
rated ami misrepresented, and in some districts they had 
been driven from the Yuinei at short notice In others, 
however, the miners held meetings, adopted their course 
ot pMiey. put up the mining claims r.f the Chinamen at 
auction, gave the owners tbe proceeds of the sales, and 
told them to go away. 

A meeting of miners was held at Foster’s liar on the 2d 
in.-t.. when it was resolved that the Chinamen Ik* requested 
to leave tbe precinct. aud Alobison's Bur. within four days. 

At a miner's meeting reeeirtly held at Ceiitrevilb*. KJdo- 
rado county, the Chine.-e there were notified to leave, uml 
none other.-? ure to be allowed to come thitlnJr. 

The Marysville F.xpruw states that a grand tight 
occurred between about ono hundred and fifty Chinese, 
and thirty Americans at Atchison^ Bur.' The informant 
of the Kxpress says the Celestials were decidedly in the 
wrong; aud that they got most beautifully whipped. 

Skmum f AmiiMi:n.— An appeal having been taken.'to 
tb" Supreme Court in tbe rase of a man named Tunyer. 
sentenced to death for grund larceny, the sentence lias 
been affirmed, and 'will be canied into execution 


NEW ORLEANS MARKETS. 


Christian Aiivocatr OrFirr, ) . 

Naturday Morning, June 19, 1862. J 
11 « hard had hut a limited business doing In our market 
this week, uml In Cotton especially the trnnrootlbna bavo 
been unusually limited. Tobacco box moved off freely, 
however, and the rates for Sugar and Molasaca are protty 
well sustained. In Flour anil Corn there ha* been but 
uttle change; but in several article* of Provlalon*, In-, 
•'hiding Pork. Bacon and Beef, an ad vauce tin* token place. , 
The Franklin waa to leave Havre on the 0th, for 
New York, nml tho Niagara to sail from Liverpool on the 
12th Inst., uml later telegraphic advlcea by ope of theao 

ml ..a i.n.r 4 rnoulu. r..» I.. _ .1... 4 • 


From Bin Jaskiho.— M y the arrival nt Philadelphia of 
the ellp'])er Grey Kngle. dates from Bio Janeiro to the 17tb 
lilt, have been received r 

The yellow fevof continued to prevail to a limited ex- 
tent among (lie shipping in the port 
Tlm .British .steamship. TcvioUnf 27 uO ton's, cb\irod on 
the 14tli for Southampton, with AJUO.UUO sterling- iu 
specie*. • . 

The Brazilian Senate was engaged in discussing a pro- 
ject for a loan for the payment of interest ob the public 
■ debt. The Chamber of Deputies was considering a pro- 
ject for grautiug to u company the privilege of construct- 
ing n railroad. 

Some experiments were making, under the micliofc of NEWS UY TRI.KUIUIHI. 

the Kinp£ror. with a view to erecting the electric tele- IVinu'; National C«n« kni ion'— tfa/funprr. Friday. June 
giapb iu llruzil. - r - 1*. a. m.— T he Cowventiou occupied the most of tbe 

Freights were fcarce and low The clearances of coffee session, yeaterday morning, in discussing the rules and 
from May 1 to May 15. were i'8.600 bags. For tbe whole resolutions forming the platform for tlte cnmpuigti, al- 
season tbe clearances exceed 1 .700.000 bags. -Superiors though the c nmiitteeoncredcntinlswasnotrpadytore- 
wi*ro quuteiLal 4 >100 lo 4[i300 ; Firsts. 3^900 to 4 ; Kcgu- port. The is solution adopting tho platform as proposed, 
lars. 3J050 to .1jj760. The flour market was dull. finally passed by u vote of 1W ayes against 97 no»*s. A 

— : ciimhlittep.'compoflcd of one djfiegate from each Btate.waH. 

Fkom Amu A, Dal«« from Hudoh AJrr« to tl„. t , h “„'' t, K” 1 . ,lt 7 n ", , 

.. , tials was authorized to cust the full electoral vote of his 

-4th of April, have beeil received at Newl ork. State, Jn committee. This authorization was passed by 

The Progmii of the 19th has nn interesting leader ou a lunJtfrJty.Bf onlv three. votes. 1 1 was regarded ns opera- 
• the necessity of a general revision of the Custom-house 'ting against the Mouth After taking this vote, the Con- 
Laws ; ’ with the important though incidental intimation veurion adjourned until six o'clock last evening, 
tlmt tho QoT<rnnirnl N notually rngagra In drvlring Baltimore. Friday, .lime IS. i> ID ,i -Tin- Conrentlim 
lueann to rortify tbs pressing nbitsss Tin- t’rnsral visas 'mst at 6b'olusk last . rsnln.’. but tho souimlttw on m- 
“Ivourr.l by tho Fr.*rr.o art; all In tbogonulno frsr trails Jcntjals »a« not yst mvoarr.l t.. band bi tholr rsnort 
strain— 'tlift more accojitablo In that «■« aro ontltlod to ro- An exoilotl drln.lt. qirunz up rolntlvo tolbo auioml inont 
gartl thorn no tbo ■■ shadow. of bomliiK ovonto. adopted at lltr ‘inornlug somtmt, nlrlnn tnombfr# of tho 

A pnlnfjdoeniyitiuii linj. boon rroatod In tawobyl.br comiiilttrp on crodrntlal# nowor In ran tbr full idtctorid 
news o t iTTB-fe etion of. sev eral Caciqu es, who uppar- vote of tb(fir- respective Btates. This measure was dc- 
'•'‘tly riivoRe-pntitimb preti-xr- to give ft-mtoringdiMua- nounc7^^Tr“Daw5nnr«.f <leoririw.^*TinTittimTpt-by tlHc. 
riiudjug Incursions. Knergetie measures are adopted t<» i» r gt, S lutes to ,-lnu.gle the voice of the small one*, and us 
crush the evil in the bud. - a fact wit bout precedent, and in direct opposition to the 

Ou tho l.th of April, the Diplomatic aud Consular principle of State's sovereignty, 
bodies ptfid their respects lo II K. Gen. I’rquixa. u.i Itepre- , . .... .... 1Q „ .. „„ , 

■optative nf tho Foreign Hel.il.mo nf Ihe Argentine . "f \ 

federatlun Tho reception t.».k flare at the Dulnta of 1 eSJmL J ™in f m 7m *" "ll* 

Ban pHlfrino wIh-ii II 11 M *s f'liar^#- nresented (Inn imC.F*‘ , **'l l D( 0 (l>‘n'rmlngaplntforin.strf»ngerontheCom- 
Uruuiza with a collection of reeenllv nublished mans uml l' r0,,,ls<, t,,8n proposed by tbe Bouthern caucus. 

225“ at the U ru u mt ° an d Ba ra ^ ‘ ' T,,ls U douu wlth t,,,, 0 W ect Southern vote 

On the will. Ilr K r?im. tbe Mill ForSIgtt Allulro. SJnlra rorr’Lnbde’iTt^d ^id’medfe't’M'J "wT 

embarked for Montevideo uml Uio de Janeiro mi a special nominnGnn on ttm fifth 1 1 in i M’t* 

secret diplomatic mission, the object of which hail not l»«o baUotlng will 

transpired. 1 — — ’ Ualthnorr Thursiluy night, June 17 -During the ses- 

. , , ,, . . .. slon of tin* Convention I Ills evening, a motion was made 

tana Slliri rr.l. . arano.-A lelter from apt. clrrlg. of t|,e.te.,Mnn glvlugmeiiiner.nl tho platform mm- 

the Ir.lu . b p Mbtldun of Ureeiiook. m publl.bed iu the IU | llM [„g r other dl.patctr.aya contmltU e an (.rodootl^a. 
London Bblpplng and Mcreant h. tlaaettr. detailing a rob k#., | power to rut the fall electoral vedea of Ihrlr r,> 

h.lon aid a large Iceberg, nn hi. vuyngo Irom llrceunck In ,p ec ti,o State, and length. Mr. Je.sup, of 

Muntreah ol. the l.l of April la. I aud .how. the auperlor. Penu..yl vanla moved to re-empoaer member, of .the com- 
lly Id an.lron ye..el, when properly cnmluctcd.in reil.llng „,|tfo tu .mat the , leolnral vote while In romtnlttoe, and 

a .buck wliirli probably would hav twinkled dl.a«- defence of III. mnllnivltnd In vlndlca- 

Iroii-lyt. uni ordinary wot.len yewel. Tha letter aava |1„. enur.e of NcwVork: I'epitaylvania and Ohio. 

■ Ahnul-'d . M I went to take .on..' net. bill bad not with relation to tbe clomprowl.-c 

lawn low in bed when I .... awoke by a. harp cry efbanl Mr Htannanl. or Mrginla. oupccd the motl.m, cnnuld- 
up the helm. I wa. on Urek In an In.tunt. when a fear- .-ring It tu. an attempt pit Ihe part of Uio larger State# to 

tul right wan pnwntcil : a .mouse Iceberg lay right be. overpower the lullueuco of. the emallcr. uud to .tranglo 

lore us. not inure thin, the .hip's leuglb dl"tan|. I awaited the eevendgaty oftheSouthern Stut... . - 

wit h awful anilely the result ; the ship wa. going ten and M Iiawwm of l.oui.laua, spoke against the motion iu. 
a half utiles fin hour, itufure a heavy sen. i he was uaprecedenled, und declared 4 )i:il it would crush the whig 

uot so great ns I esnected. There wa. a noise like thun- ,,»rty. If persisted In and carried 

■ ler. and then a crash ; after the blow the Vessel recoiled - .\slimtih. of Massucbuselt*, exi»ress«d Ihe hope that 

about her own length ast. rn. and came with fearful viu-' ull subject* would be i.ostponed until the cotn- 

'•*‘°e »"’««> n » «Kalu ! tl»‘*n fell with her larboard buw lnlU e« on credentials should have time to doliberate and 


CARETUIJ.Y CORRECTED EVERY 


Bteamers may be looked for In a day or two* 

4— There has seemed to lx* but Utile dUpoeltlon 
Iu our great staplo this week, and this feeling 
hn* buyn Increased by the tenor of recent account! from 
Liverpool, where, notwithitandlng the unprecedentedly 
large business of last month, Uttle or no advance In priced 
had taken plnco. The wilefl iu our market for the first 
fuUrdays were only 3000 bales, viz : 1000 on Saturday, and 
*2000 on Monday. Tuesduy aud IV'ednosday — priced show- 
ing great irregularity, and iu uio*t cases a decline of X 
(a )', a cent Upon ull qualities below BtriQt Middling. On 
Thurcilay the transactions reached barely 1000 bales, 
prices being still exceedingly Irregular, and without any 
special effect from the Kuropa’* nows. Yesterday affairs 
still wore a dull a*d unsettled appearance, but Mill 3000 
boles were sold, muking a total for thnWrook of 7000 bales, 
taken mostly for Knglntid, Frauce, etc. Prices close un- 
settled. even running lists being scarce and commanding 
full rale*, while mixed ones can be bought at lower figures. 
Tlm receipt* at this port since 1st Sept, are now 1,400,747 - 
bnle*. against 902.740 to same dute last year, while at all 
the United Btates ports there is now un lucrease, com- 
pared with last year, of 087,690 bales. 

NEW OKI. KAN A CLASSIFICATION. X 

.6*00', Middling Fair... 11 0- 

7U08 Fair...... 11J,'/S)12 

8X130 Good Fair nominal. 

10010.' „ Good and Fine no^nal. 

COTTON ^nb TOBACCO STATRMKNT. 

Col tun, bale*. 7Wacai, hhds. 

Stork on hapd Sopt. 1, 1861 15,390 23,871 

Beeeivt-ii since 1,400,661 65 11.T 

yest«rduy.... 183—1 ^00.747 309-66312 

i’ ' 1,416,137 90,183 

Exported to dute 1.368.024 54 960 

.. yesterday.. It., ,’1610— 1 .#358,024 638-66^88 

.Stock on haOd not cleared -,N .64 697 34^696 


com 

to opernt 


<1 f .• : Y ■ J nwvru* #|#IU#II. null WHO M I, 

their time to the completion of this noble enter 


way jiassengers at an avi-r- 


Mi*i m Avnu .i — Tlm Methodists nf Marysvill have snh- 
sdi ibt tl $. r CJ00 towards..-clu,ol i nterprise The Hue brick 
building for the purpose wjll Ihj nmiiitetea forthwith. 

iiow-tbougiit-Ht nt th e-t l i‘* i ad fui-fataliiy herdofuro- 
attending cholera in Marysville and vicinity, was owing 
to the. use of duniug* d Hour which was sold there iu large 
quantities. 

Buslnes- iu Bun Fruuuisro is improving 

Niue Btate prisoners, confined iu the jail at .^un Fran- 
cisce. in a do their escape in the night, by means of a fidte 
key. None of them have been caught. 

Li-Ap OftK. — A geullemnii of Ftm ktou ha* discovered a 
vein of lend ore. in Tuolumne county, nui.l to be very rich. 

Tin N»w Ci rroAi Ilm *» a i Sax FlUx. i*» o — Thesife 
for tills building has alrendy. si.y* the Alta." been put in 
possession of the government contractor. It is embraced 
iu the square hounded by \V aklllngtob. Bansome. Jackson 
«“"* Battery streets The firet^ntory of ilfj edifice is to 
!>*• built of t/uiney granite. and^J'ii- veinaimler or upper 
stories of brick, manufactured l*y n new apparatus which 
Ml Adam* (the enutractor.) baa brought out with him. 
and which will be put in operation near the city 

FROM T1IK VlNDW U'll ISLANDS. 

OeiMMi or Pari iamk.n i . — My nn arrival at Ban Fran- 
eisco. Honolulu paper* to the 17th of April have l.een 
received. The Polynesian give* a higli 


°f cotton ut $1 60. ! 
■ff~"8««Land mineral produc 
if.-!?',' Ir * inil ' Jicntuclc' 
jJ**g®ule*. rattle, sheep, etc 
/"£“(«», grocerle*. and auppli 
,f.t NewOrleau* to tho Intel 


600300- 

100,000 

600,000 


*«)»## tent. 


it , ®o,uw.uw 

_7~ ' or amount bo deducted for 

according to tho cxporieuco of 
Bouthern roads . 1 .200.000 

*1 (111^ 1,8 1Pfl * UBt rec ‘‘ i f ,t $1,800,000 

mt J? 0 ? 1 beIng oqolvalent to uu interest of 18 nor 

«M. oaths investment. 

Wdscbu^ 1 m !“ 10 tI,ut s0 ,lL ’avy a dividend would 
•••Ifdy ® ra ** ,rable ) l ' u t wo show, a* wo think, con- 
titfr-caleiiUH .? * UowIl, 8 for au J pOMlbio error* or 
So £52^ W®«>PU of tho road would suffice to 
*«d. beflldeR C | ° ne W* n 8 tt dividend of eight or ten per 
Nroving thi . mylDt “* “"Pty surplus 'for extending and 
with the iucn^ a | ;00m,UOllRt,on to publlo iuaucorduuoe 
•HceomUhi ..°f bu * ine,w of tlio company, aud Justify- 
and introi m " uution ,n of toll for pa*«eu- 

UNofth* *«! a 1 80 ‘'“k 10 uccou ’l ,ll * , h tho great pur- 
UUtlus.r *’ thu B r °wth and prosperity of oiir city, 
that k.. w D,,t convlctlou of these fucts, fellow-ciUzons, 
Wfcttyou UH tho dut y oflsylng this addrw* 

““ t“0 luteuso desire wo feel to see ourelty 
%oid tor rank whlcl1 n^ure seems to have de- 

^toll m u 1 our ^Rty a pleasant one, and 

t*pald by th° r ° f l ° Te '’ for we shall feel amply 

^tlifaction fleeing our efforts reault Iu 
?* bapplneas and prosperity. 

Jamks JtoiiH, President. 

^Boonlaf tv . Addreis 

® r *°f Wen,. .! r y to , ri ^ the New Orleans, Opelousas aiul 
0 the. projiertu hohlers of the city 

o^ In “PP L ’ alln g to you for aid and 
Great (>u of 1,10 NowOrloan*. Ojielou- 

a!* thought it 11 “ii road, the Board of Directors 

?**• ^ ^Nation 1,1 ou them to present you some 

Kraud enterprise, to which they 
^l*S y i5t ,our “ttentlon. 
til o °? D *tfuct a" 4S rn,a “**«tly organized under a char- 
of Bt ( F tmx Algiers to Washington, in 

ill u.l b ! J rU ’ et «.. Vla Thlb ‘^ u u*- Borwiok's Buy. 

fl£ii^ U,luo o f about 1» Q miles, hv which 
1m Btnto’wbloiriH almost entirely 
JTtlS’ wUl ^ pU^d wln C ty MTer » l »»ouths iu 

*Wi! Ud 4t ^ «M!lou| lh U “ fuw#huur “ Iffoximity, at 

^°r°Uie ,1 fi 0 «»H 0U ^ ,i ^ aUfl v ' , hkli affords tho same 
‘cnths Inhabitant* , Ir 1 # 0 iK luu !‘ t of tllu ‘ 4u ru *ources, on 

thla arilclett^rH* 8 for u supply of 

*>re2 4 l’L OUr hu i>pLle* i?r ooustructluu of 

IS? Ihe (Uiry }l u ,u f ^“f* tnuttbn, poultry, the pro* 

iSS ^ «uechaX ihn ^ )‘V olli ut greatly reduced 
reuj! a ? er In the lH . l, 1 or,u F Wuu i iu every 

^•benefit from th- ^° U * J durivu an Iu, »n«Jinte und 


11 . lia.m 1 . Wall entered rh u student in 
the preparatory tlepiirtinent ,nf Centenary 
College, Kebruary 11, 1850. In Oetnher, 
IS.tO, he was advanced to the Kreehtnan l ’lass. 
1Hh porceptivo faenltiea were line, hie memory 
tenacious, his judgment sound, and his ability 
to hx his attention and euneen tratoli is whole 
mind upon his ■ studies, almost Wonderful. 

1 lie consequence was, that he had no superior 
in his class, lie construed the most. difficult 
passages in the - Latin und Creek languages 
with easo and titjourary, and 'the solution' of 
the most didieult luathematieal problems.was 
neeomplishetl with ctpml I'acilily. lie closed 
the Freshman year with great honor to him- 
solf, and was regularly advanced to the So- 
phomore Class, which he entered in October, 
1S51, during tho whole time lie was with us 
ho never rceoivcd a demerit miuk. lie was 
obedient and fnithtul, and received the aftoc- 
tion of his class-mates, and the approbation 
of every member of tho Faculty. In April, 
he felt tliift a few weeks of 'recreation were 
absolutely noejssary to l,is health, which hud 
become impaired by long-continued aud too 
close application to hi 8 college duties; 1 gave 
him permission to spend a few weeks ut his 
homo in Harrifionhurg,. La. 

• -tiihoFtljMU-toF* hia ft » ma htirorc?7 tro~XvuMir t'r 
tucked with local inflammation, which noon 
became general, and terminated liin earthly 
career, May 20th. While with uh he made 
a profession of i»eligion, joined the Methodist 
Church ou probation, mid ut the. end of six 
months was admitted into full connection. 
So far as was known to us, he was a consis- 
tent Christian, ilnd lie left cheering evidence 
that lie was rpudy wluin the messengor came. 
As a bod, a pupil, an associate, a Christian, 
he wiui an eiample. Young, lovely, pioya 
und talented — ho is gone “where the wicked 
cease from troubling and tlm w<*ni*v nm nt 


Iiiferlor 

Ordinary 

Middling 

Good Middling. 


iiuiniing tb'sarlp, 


tion or Hu; iipching of l'arUuin.'iit on tin* l.’Bb, Th- 
bnifdlng in wliicl* tin* n roinoniis touic pluce is cttpubb* o 
rnntaiiiing bi- tween two uml lliree llmusuiul persons, uml 
it was dt'iisi'ly fillul ou the occasion.. 

Alter llu* beuedietjou lty (be (.'Ituplain of tbe House of 
lUpreseutativcs, 1 1 is Majesty. King Kaimjiamebu. read 
fruiu tliu throne a speech InHhe Hawaiian language. He 
says : 

I My relation* with ull foreigu natinfi*. excepting only 
1- ranee, ooutinm* t«> be of the mostly friendly character. 

•• The peace of my kingdom has been threatened with nn 
invasion of privatu adventurers from California. *An ap- 
peal was made to the I'nited Btate* l’oinim**iouer which 
being promptly acted on by Cnpt. Gardner, of the I'nited 
Btutc.i ship \ aiiilnlia., trauquilized tbe public mind I 
have tnkcu solno imaTkires to create a military force, in 
tbe training of which Cnpt. Gardner has bom pleused to 
reiAler important ussistuuce. Such a force has beeiLelm- 
/idered indispeusable. to enable mu to protect efflcU*ntly 
the lives aud property of all who live under my dominion 
It will be for you to provide the means of’nuaiutaiuiug 
8Ut: . i ** .fcyg^'MnftgliglGlY. *9 J)" Hint tlm Vcr v defenL-tkKs- 
Tiessor my kingdom muy uot Invito the evil dispos* d to in- 
vude it.' 1 S' 

He expresses bimselt very HUofully toward)/ biij subjects; 
and t*'Bs them it they are uot satisfied with tho Constitu- 
tion hn grunted them in 1840, he is reudy logrunt uuother 
*' f"r tho K'»<>d of my people.” 

II hull Ills Majesty hud retired, an uddm* was prepared 
19 reply, expru^sing the most profound loyalty uud vum ru- 
tlon for the great head of tho uatlou. 

Mi sin i .is ok i iik lai.AMi»*— From u rejioi l of the .Minis- 
ter of thu Interior, It appears that licences amounting to 
over $25,000 huve bewu gruuted to stores, etc., during thu 
past year. 

Thu total number of forejgn letters Bent uud received 
from December, i860, to March, 18*2, wu» 27,787, of which 
16,200 wernfrom uud seut U the'Uultud BUtos. 

The exports of coffee have bceu cou*ideruble, and it is 
astmiuted thut 200.000 pounds uow remain iu the Uiaiuhi. 


CONGRESSIONAL, 


llorsK. — The first buslues* this morning was u motion to 
recmisim-r a former vote, laying the bill in aid of the con- 
struction of a railroad in Iowa, oikthu table. 

Mr. Campbell. «»f Illinois, buying explained bis reasons 
for voting to lay the bill on thu table, a motion wns made 
to lay the motion to reconsider on the table ; upon which 
the yeas and nays having beeu ordered, it wus negatived— 
y€iu>77, nays 81. 

A motion for a call of thu House was negatived— yeas 
77. nays Ml ; und thu clerk proceeded to cull thu roll : 181 


BriKircAL lUm.M;*.— Tho Bt. Louis lutvlligencer de- 
votes half u column to a review of the spiritual rapping 
theory, since it first started in the family of Mr. Koi, iu 
HyUesvillu, Wuyue county. N:- Y,. In 1848. The Intel- 1 


"tqemh e r S' an *| 


op.-rutiou.but is confident that it is not ull humbug. Thu 
editor thinks thu rupplngs will at some future day, ac- 
counted for, philosophically, ajid that tlu.se who now cry 
humbug aud collusion will be convinced that they formed 
their opinion* prematurely.' 

Mi HPIU'OK AN Aukhu AN CnM< ~ Letters have been re- 
ceived at Baleni, Muss', Irom tbe Cumulate at Zauzibur. 
dated Mair.li 10, which stale thut the American M'hr.^ueeu 
of the (Vest, from Dartmouth. Muss was cut off at .Mor- 
itsun, Mkilagoscar, by the uutjycs iu December last. The 
captain aud cruw were murdered, uud ihe vessel burnt. 
Tint French authorities hud captured 16 persons iropli- 
caiod Iu the affair, aud were awaiting the setiou of thu 
Amuricau government. The particulars of the outrage 
have buen forwarded to Mr. Webster, at Washington. 

Fuoai I'oH jo Hicu — jtd ides frpw IMaysgue* to May 27 
have been received. There d* no uews of importance. 
'Molassis'was vury high, anil little to be bad at any price ; 
none tote shipped ou deck at any rates of freight Bugar 
canto in rather slowly, partly owing to the ruin, it havlug. 
nllued every 'aftvrnoon fur aoino twouty duys previous. 
Fruit of all Kinds wus very scarce aud high. 

Tiik'HkYiujoi'a Kieiir.Mr.NT in 8wko».n anj* Nujiwav.— 
Tho situation ,of tlm Mate-Uhurch bus beeu matter uf 
anxious Ulseussiou among the Frtests In Mtoekjndm, uud 
the wioli is expressed that a General Oouueil, oonsUting 
of P riests uud Laity, should be culled by the King to take 
meosuti s to slum the progress of heresy, 6r that a simple 
Hyuod of Driest* yluU uudurtake It. Meanwhile thu ten- 
dency towards religious freudum constantly lucrease*. aud 


werudiseouliuued. 

The veu* anil uay.i wcrt theu taken ou thu motion to 
recouslder the’vute. which wus theu negutived— yeas 82, 
nay* 9.7. 

Ou u nmt ion to proceed to the consideration of the con- 
tested election in IVnuNvlvuuia. thu yeas und usysaverc 
urdured, uud it was negatived— you* 93. uays 95. 

Mr. Cul)b, of AUbauta. moved to tuke un the business 
on tllu Speaker'* table, which wa * negutived. 

l lt^JI uu.ie then went into committee ou the statu of 
tin- mnou. Mr. Richardson, of Illinois, Iu the chair. 

Mr. Murcheud. of North Ooroliua, took thu floor fur the 
purpose of referring to the whig caucus held in ths Capi- 
tol. which jio dwdgnatud as a debating society. Ho de- 
clared himself to be a compromise whig, und an advocutu 
of tho compromise measures, and th# supporter of thu 
present administration, and as Inteudlug to promote thu 
uleotlOu of Mr- Fillmore. Th# published account or thu 
caucus he considered to bo truii, but oousldured the affair 
os a sort of tempest In a teapot, which was calculated, to 
explode without doing any harm. 

flu then adverted to tho address which was subse- 
quently published, and proceeded to uotlcu occurrences 
which took pi Ace at ths meeting, und weui ou to define 
his position at thu meeting alluded to, and considered ac- 
tive opposition to the laws of Congress, by whatever name 
it might be designated, us amounting to neither m6re uur 
loss than revolution, llu theu went into a variety of d»- 
lulls connected with thu oauc.us,aud hh hoar rxplrsd be- 
fore h# had coucluded. 

Mr. Orr t of South Carolina, said It was tho first occa- 
sion on which he had made a speech that was not perti- 
nent to tho subject under dUcuMlon ; but a variety of 
reasous induced him tu depart fruiu,.hls usual course. 
Those whom hu represented, lie salt), were not represented 
iu the rcceut Cuuvttuliou at Uullluioru, but they teit uo 
less *olluh ude With refeveuee to its prucuedlugs, and thu 
selection which luul huen mad# would meet .with a hearty 
response aud cordial support in flouth Garollua lie ex- 
pressed hla com latUm M r . I'UtMif would conduct the 

sutp of Ht^te thrwuah st^oufidlogtuflkoreUies, aud (uMff 


Week’s receipts, 1829 bbls— exports, none. 

FLOUR— Moth the supfily and . demaud In th* Flour 
market have been moderate since oRr last weekly report, 


uud the sales of the week barely reach 9000 llu' Prices 
have beeu lull throughout thu week, aud the later tnuis- 
•ctibn* show au improvement of loftlty V W»1 tor ordi- 
nary brands. “' 1 


Tho closing ratus are $8 77M@3 85 for 
Ohio, $4/0)4 25 for Illinois and Bt. v Louis Superfine, and 
$4 75/2)6 25 V bbl fur extra and choice St. Louis brands. 
We have also noticed some sales of extra Ohio and Illinois 
at $4 60/2)4 75 * bbl, and of flour at $3 25/2)3 30. 

Week's receipts, 8211 bbls— trporU, 14,991. 

GRAIN— Tbu demand for Corn has been active during 
a portion of the week, aud the sale* sum up 36.000 sacks, 
of which 10,000 w#re taken on Tuesday at 48/2)494 for 
good mixed and yellow and 60 for white. Since Wednes- 
day thu receipts have been very light aud transactions 


-'i™*uianeut wu mo*i 

Situated B Vax“ lftt ' ou i actively and profitably 
on thu d rtZu*?** at Fr®»«nt. wo have to do- 
>llof 0 JJ7u7r U | U ‘ n * ,l «“ Uo “ nf.pur.rivur# 
JLj) f #* ntnutl,. In tn rg ^ lu renuirtltlou 
iK* 1 "• ^ “» •ilgwolM, 

C£2“‘ «*#wt .nS™ 1 *** 1 M ‘)' *«• ‘ID “<» riven 

“ t ^vnr.h., i i. i i,.V_ L ,^^n lu mocclun j tnulu. iu 

-L— “nt,. «oiaiil«tel, pKiiyiB'dT THo 

ISPWjt uutuiully late, uml 

iUu'i/jn' 0 t'Otuparatlvely nf 
4 Vttw 2V.C cnlux l, ode of 


limited, at 440474 for iuferior and ordinary, 48060 for 
good mixed, and 61/^624 V bushel for prints white. Ye** 


Tax' Mkthooiit Ciu-hom Cask.— T he NuwYork Com. 
murolal status that thu U. 8. Commissioner, Mr. Nelson, 
bus prepared his report iu thu Methodist Church case, uml 
ttfat it will he submitted to the U. fcLOircult Court i\h hoou 
a* the attorneys for the parties have agreed upou certaiu 
stipulations now pending betweeu them, in reference to 
some ol thu items in thuacuouut of the stock or the Hook 
Couocru. it will probably bo some duys after the report 
Is reudered before thu court makes its fluul order lu Gtu 
premises. 

-..-.j: - r . * 

Rami* Passaok.— T he clipper ship Grey Fugle arrived 
at Philadelphia ou the loth lust., having mode thp run 
rruu lUu Jauslfu In tWentyHhivn ami a ball a»y#. TUI# 

b »l* IbviNM VMMC* w wort. 


t#ril»r 4000 auk# worn Ulun at 47®40f fur mlr#J au.l 
yolluw and fur nltlta . . . UaU have advanu.nl, and 

th# lutur aalu#ufdt. Luul# liaru beuu >t 00®;HJ44e 
Ulaltvl fur lant* and .mail lot# .... Urau Ita# .old gunurnUf 
at OOfflOOf v 100 1t,..,.WaUar» Hoard of uotranawtioM 
lu IVlitat worth ropurllng. 
tVovk’# r»oi-l|it# of Oorn, *,708 naulu— aafwta HM 
H HOY l&IORb— Tho wook uponad «llk au a«U" do- 
maud fo, Pork, aud Kalurd#J'« nalii anbraoudkomnllt* 
Mil#, at *la V l,U for Mow from Out band#, »Uk MM 
oo-Ntam Jl“ HO® 1»W 'I'ltw. warotk* rulln* ralo# up 

^SSSiiSaSSSm 


JHlI. 


uuftewuii wUU tlm u*p»n«u«« of Ifowiuiug 


a union baa Uovu t'oruivd to (uilbpt lb# caiuo. 


! i 





CljrltfU) ©rlcans Christian J'Ltmoratc. 



X wight tfaotM be 
III Mtt hmwi agrd 



WbaArtnic; 

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! , 


r»'« nrfantoMRhrul. 
wdrWaUemN-d. 
tboa bi*t riwo ton n'd - 

ids which throb tod Mi**frT . 



Fp«*tWr»WM<On«th. 


• : -Vfcrt iAfcT lon no. 


;i- 

t m <w wpaiw»r^» 

I. 

- -varo* 


Seef^ nhc ha« gone to her bench W whimper .1*11 leave it to nil these girls to sny which of us | 
away again. I do hate a ninny f* two, is the biggest covrnru ! There, will tlint suit 

Very few of the girl* wpr# so hnr«Mieartc<l ns yon? Shake liMids bn it, then ! ” 

Abhy ; but they were, withnt^ really knowing Louise did not reAise agnin. She joined the 

it, very much ruled by, her opinion, bocnflpc party, and nil clustered around her ns they pro- 
they stood in groat fear of her power of raising ceeded to the school-house. Louise seemed ano- 
n laugh against them. So, instead of goitig to ther being, by the time they reached threat*?, 
comfort little Louise and make her feel at home, Her cheeks Were Unshed, her eves wero lighted 
they joined in a laugh at her expense, amity*?”! up, and a bright smile inado her once pale face 
CT in a troop, to follow Abby to, the "spring.” beautiful. Alice walked beside her quietly, 
One or two— Alice far one— gB 7 ed np timidly nt with Louise’s band in bers, bating fallen back 
the window, but (lid not dare to turn nnd go in, into her usual calm, sweet mood. Abby fol- 
where Louise sat sobbing, with her face leaned lowed ; but, though Louiso often turned to her, 
on her atlas. ' she did not look on her so lovingly and trust- 

44 Oh dearf” she sighed, lifting her red oycs fully ns on thedenr girl at her side, 
for a moment into the sunshine, which foil in That night, Alice and Louise ‘hud a long con- 
golden showera over her head, as though it Tabulation nt twilight, under the near tree in 
longed to cheer her up, and call her out to play, the garden— a place eolobrnted in- the nnnnls of 
" Oh dear ! I wish” The very net of wishing MIsh Stone’s school. 

brought a fresh burst of grief, and 8he,drq*pod " Oh, Alice,” said Louise, fervently. “ why 
her wee Again. V didn’t you (<// me you liked me, that first day, 

44 Homesick, eh, little ono ? ” asked oho of the if you'rcnlly did like me ? ” 

larger young ladies, passing by her desk. "It was wrong not to, I know, Louise,” re- 

Ljpui**e Started up in eonfbsion, and stared plied Alice, sadly. " llut, somehow, Abby llol- 
tlmully at her, as though she did not know den always does make us do just ns she wants 
whether she were an cnqmj or n fViend. us tb. 1 did’nt put the hui docks in your bed, 

41 Want to go home, hey ? ” added the other, though ! You can’t think I would he so mean 
44 N-no, ma’nm!” stammered Louise, turn- as that f I did’nt know anything about them, 
ing her head away to hide her tc/ir-sprinkltnl until Abby pulled down the clothes.” 
cheeks. ‘‘Til try to forget nil' that they’ve done, and 

“ Oh, well, I’ll let you have your cry out,” all tho three weeks past,” said- Louise, wiping 
said tho other going away, and taking no her eyes with her ajJron. 44 But, »oli, Alice, 1 
further notico of her. never, never can forget what happened before 

The day passed thus. Louise did not venture that!” 
to either the dinner or supper tables, but ' " Did your mamma die ? ” asked Alice, softly 
crouched in n corner of the school-room, look- nnd tenderly; for Louise hnd covered her eyes, 
ing up into the sky, when tlie others wero not m if to shut out some horrid sight, 
with her. The tenchcr thought thnt Bite wnSI 1 . n Oh". Aftee, I shnll 'almost be glftd whetf elte 
sullen, nnd not disposed let become scquninteJ does die!’’ sobbed Louise, 
in her new home. The seholtirs bail made up ' Alice Bat, silently wondering. > 
their minds that she was a very disagreeable ‘ T My)mhy .sister died— she w'hnt to’Hoiiccn. 


tw„,t.n..»w»«nt« in ner new itome. inc Bcnoinrs nail maae up ' Alice sat, silently wondering. . 
lo youanow g their minds that she teas a rery disagreeable “ My baby sister died— she went to ll 

'**• " V- you niter fl ? rt of gtfl. besides being “green,” nnd they they saMh-4nlfji yentvngo; nnd the t 
, who shouted d * dl " care anything about her. So the poor and trouble, nnd siokness, made my poore 


I WL 

I- /'I itagtel 

Ii -fej 


, w h 0 shouted «iuu I, cure uuyuuug nuoui ner. i-o me jnrav anu iroumc, amt stoKness, inane my pool-mamma 
— • ■ ’.I it’ . J z n9 * tiling weut uneared for until bed-time, when a crazY Aml-thoy Bay she ‘never will gel well,” 

- thT^rlicrowded “D™ 1 was sent to show her to her sleeping- Louise struggled to say. “ llicy toijk her— oh, 
wi.tiv .nt* sronnd s lump of I’ blce - it wn6 two days only before I ennte lier— they 

™ » Aiffiwnt nuBtiou it the She was taken into n large room, wliero most tied her ban. Is. and took her off to 'a great 
,, ■" of the girls of Iter ago also had their bods set stone house, alt insane asylum, to shut her up 

•• How laree is she ; ” »8* il » t .tho wall, nil in a row. Ue.es was ex- there ; because, they said, she would kill us nil 
did she drtm from • “ When a **Y between those of Laura ami 'Abby. / if she staid nt homo. She never, never would 
-TsAeoomiiur into school Thegirls clustered- into.a corner to wliisper havo.hurtme,” sobbed the child. “Oh, mumrmi 
' wereamone “"d giggle, ns soon ns site came into the room, lovedstge so much I ami 1 loved her so much, 

'.mention of Ab- t «]‘rcMctl ns plainly ns t they could do it Aqo. Before she was taken, had, we used-alwnys' 


5 last was the question of Ah 


“f 


r hntMrr-Idovinc" efri, words, that she was very unwelcome, to be studying nnd writing together the whole 

those of her age around * B ® , - T <hl * ' v,sh she had stayed awny. 8hc morning. Jlniitma would -write, or paint, or 






those of her age around 
’ sarcastic while played over her 
fine black eyw. marking her as 

jpW’fl?, 5 • ’ t 4 *"* 1 night ” asked Abby, at fast, turning suddenly and 1 never plSykl with" nnv girls. Maminti 

■ Unmake mv ears U K?V Beoause I can tell you the, light plnyed wltli pie sometimes, and 1 ployed with 

both hands over ’'-'Hire taken awnv in five minutes, whether you the baby. Oh, I wns so happy.” 

*1 touton. I onlvjusthad one nr ® dressed or undrcs-eil.” She leaned her head on Aliee'SBlimthlcr.rc- 

rksoosing’out of the parlor , , - UB 5» r “f 4 ’. Loulso '™mcuced hurriedly lieved by this outpouring of Iter sad licarfif 
— you maT make up " nt y m K hor clothes ; hut the girl came for the troubles. w' 

that noon cnoueh, fur sho More she had finishcl. She waa .too ‘-‘ What did you use to study with your mnm- 

^*4av l nuppoee 8ho timuI to n ® k ^ l»6r trunk, which had not yet mn ? ’* said Alfec. 

■Ma to my 1 eye —what been brought up. She ‘ hUIc nlong tp the win- 44 Oh, all :t}ie. things thnt you study— arith- 

* with dost.” ► ?l 0W |. i L lfl . curtnin, ami Ptood unfimteumg metic, and geography, nnd history, and French, 

tar name?’ 5 repeatod 1,10 of the moon. and all Port« of studies.” 

^ .‘‘I say, girls, did you ever hear that 4 the "Why, then you needn’t stay in the, little 

Hone call her * I don’t m0on . WW8 mn( lo of green cheese?’ or was it olftssos, need you ? ” 

4 made green cheese ?’ which ?” said Abby to 44 1 won’t, stay there a day longer, said Lou- 


Ifover her «*>• along to her bed, and stood, leaning against] practice music, nnd 1 would be close beside her, 
ing bur os it ’ “?.) Ll '? u 8 1 * unoortain wharto do next. studying, or sewing, or taking lessons of her. 

“a crest " re y° u K oi »g tb stnml there all 1 never went to school a day, before 1 came here; 

• night? ” asked Abby, at last, turning suddenly ' ’ 


u|ion her. Because I c 
will be taken away in five 
are dressed or undressed.” 




(BH 1 
. ^ 



name i' 1 rspeatctl 
callhcr; I don’t 


made green cheese ? ’ which?” said Abby to 44 1 won’t stay there a day longer, said Lou- 
Abby, with a comical , e ? thcr »> in 11 "itispor loud enougli to roach iso resolutely. “ 1 hiwciiT cared to study ho- 

Ighing. “ l.ou-wr she „'£f: ., ,, , ,, , fore; but now' I ilo Cnrc. That first day when 

Bttie mincing voice, with , "‘“'"the capital of Maine ?” chuckled you were all looking at me nnd laughing, and I 

- t-aura, In another loud whisper. wns thinking so about poor mamma, I couldn’t 

alt next me!" said , • "V; ‘ <‘'*‘y-'h>'oe,’ to be sitre ! Don’t you say anything- nor do anything. 1 thought I 

UM Sort of ’ child, with . ! !) . W 1 * ai d Abby , very complaeently ; nnd would haffito stay bore, -and be unhnppy all my 

■Mm brown h»ir all laughed again. life < because my papa is gone to Europe, and lie 


few brown hair. all laughed again life ; because my papa is gone to Europe, nnd lie 

[Laura “Miss Stone Loaiso felt ns though her bond nnd heart left me here until his coming hack.” . 
it' B i n ,arn." "* re bursting. But she did not sited any more ■ “ But you will he happy nuir, Louise,” said 

(brty-elcTenth (blend, Sho patl “ hnd her ory out," and was to Alifo, giving her an affectionnto kiss, “ 1 could 

may yh .mui • wcarv nnd honeliiKs ilo nnv tl, In,, toil ston-n-o,. i...*, ...„ ., ■ • > , . 


Loaiso felt ns though her bond nnd 
rere bursting. But she did not shed nny 


Abby. playing with a spear of boneless (p do any tiling hut stagger cry to tliVpk ho.w wfc plngue.1 you’, when you 

1 to her lied. As soon as she lay down m it , how- wero feeling so dreadfully ! ” 

ibing r answered Laura ? xer ' sll ° 8 P ru "S U P ' ns thou gh a bee hnd stung “ Never plague another now girl, Alice,” said 



■ n hat should l want of more 

: 

’ was about time for you to 
—that’s all! It’s all of u 
nd 1 oMksd up a crony-ship, 
rotting cold by this time 1" 
_%ny body's friend, Abby.” 


B oum , , ... Louise. “ 1 tell you, the very first scholar that 

, , " “ tho mnttcr now?” inquired eomta here after me, I’ll make friends with her 

liliV 'I lid oil, oho nil l,. n l „:l...l it . r. . I • n i .. . 


Abby Tho others all kept silent. the first day, if I can. You won’t be jealous if 

44 niere s Bomitbinc in my bed !” oxclaimoil I do, will you, Alice ? ” 
the terrified Louise, drawing up her feet. . 44 No, indeed ; I’ll hgjp you all 1 can 

A f(*W nf tlio (rirlu rrifrrrl.nl ini.lnn »nnn I i... i 1 . i.- r . ■ ' 


the first day, if I can. 

I do, will you, Alice ? ” 


me icrrineu Liouise, drawing up her feet. 

A few of the girls giggled under their coun- 
terpanes. 


f'SA- 




away with a renroaoliful 18 ll, ero n ett, you imu Hotter lie 

: • down and tako up with ‘something,’ for I guess tormentor wns changed,' so far ns respected 

ton! Do yon reckon your- you 11 get’ something' else if Madame Stone Louiso, into an affectionate friend, Louiso 

hears you talking out foud here, after hour(fi” gained influence over her, after awhile, greater 

,T*a.ncw girl, at any rate," “* ^y ^urnedo- rot on her pillow. than any other girl hnd done ; because she was 

yawing quite crimson in the i u - _ 11 4 °l 1Cr v, 00t8 ,’ an< J,’ ro, . h "B th , c onl y one wl| o would not lie laugheil. out of 

herself up as well . as she could, slept tho night what she thought- right to do. She, the timid 

a way on the outside of her bed. In the -morn- child before, became the enurno’eniiH orpp( 


Louise kc}»t her resolutions. She roso in lier 
classes immediately. She studied with such en- 


44 Something is tlierc ?. Well, you had hotter lie ergy as even to rival, Abby in her classes. 


l-S 


jl 



“ . Ule quarrel that was find coming away on the outside of her_ bed. In tho -n^orii- child before, became the courageous, erect, 

W the bud by the sharp atruke iff ">(?. 8,18 "ns suddenly awnkcm-.l from a sweet cheerful girl, whom every scholar, voting and 

m «.«p roron. » dream by a sousing dash of cold water. She old, admired and loved. Her teacher, too, 

mtaiM o’clock !” they cried: . “ re< u l’ Wl, h a little scream ; hut nobody loved, praised and rewarded her. 

r raifSalheir seats. . •« ••flgf'Wj Louise, was also as good as her word, in 


te o’clock I” 
their seats. 


they cried ; 


oT whispering died away on (lie . * , “ St " ight ’, oy« fcrv «*} watching over every succeeding “ new seliolnr.” 

M Mitt Stone came in, leading by the fid rl». ;let us see what could fever she saw Ahhv Bolden disposed to shoot 

(irl about eleven years old. Allthe ' rH V lcr lod ’ ’ saul sllc , e rang “ m “ k ‘>er arrows of ridicufc against one, she would 

k.ld .,,,1 (I,.;, «> “• «*■*■ . V ’ . 




Kr j^and^aome 1 even ‘half 'rose thl! y f 0 ' 1 "' 1 -.««• “ Take care,. Abby ! she may kill a snake 

to hate a better view of the . two ; bu “°« c 6 of burdock burrs, stuck just yet!” ’ 

.tS - 4 where Louise was to hnvMjlin. They tried to Ahd Abby would reply— 

“ black, os Laura had said, a “ a Ab ^« Beouiing vcry 44 If she does, Louise; she’ll kllblie, that’s 

)d whit* frill n round her cne l ,°, u , l ~ , ’ . , „ . f uro ! Vow half 'did that,, you knoif. I havn’t 

Wn, cut abort in her neck, a-,i R " “ ? ul l*, ,ave l° n <) this ? Ilow been more than half myself since ! But you’re 

La Toco ns frightened ami f, . . 0 ?“. e . I ,‘. ere ,/ Alice, do you kut>w any- a jewel of a girl 1" 1 

nnssion as you oould find the^nlV ‘one th' “iV b ? 8 ®w ‘hat Alico>wC But Louise is no longer a “new scholar;” 

bt not aoa a particle of color "!lv' 1,aa uotlau 8 1 'ed,wusju3t, mid we will leave her among her schoolmates 

i as she involuntarily hung .“sT iffS, t , n«dv. hoping thnt her story may win some young 

, shrinking back from the Alio, ^rtn^wtid 80 ®S. bo 4y. laughing eyes to look more tenderly than they 

■ of Ulu, black, and lintel h« n«u“ gertlenem 1 ^ 8 * U ' an ‘ 5 ° r ’ uul,ke wontQo do on some other bashful AYto 


to the rest. 


I! 

M&i&k ’ ■ i* 


give her a laughing hint, such ns— 

“ Tube care, Abby ! she may ki 


- vj rt *yT*f 

|i. * . , 

■fv • -*' 

I mm 


' did not seem to take much .'A! 1 ,',*' 10 ^'Ltalo blush betrays the guilty 1" 
lulneee, but, aliuoet pulling ,a!d Ahhy, pointlng her fore-finger at her with 
hmA^Uktdte mil id a meaning look. “It wns very wrong of you, 
ion single desk at the cud of Alice! I feel it my duty to report you 1" 


Scholar. 


on somo other bashful AYi 


’ did not set 
aulneee, but, 



jronr neat." die said. “ Your father 

Jo sit alone. Bring your books to the m i^vM 

bare opened the school, and 1 will ^ 


A HUMOKODS LETTER- TELLINO THE TRUTH 
a meaning iook. " It was very wrong of you, ..T-A,, , inoilt, 

Alice! 1 feel it ray duty to report you!" t'nyuprn tho NoHbern Country, botween 

Alice was quite flustered, and did not reply A,",, 1 "" the CanndltsLino, there are sev- 
Thc others laughed as though they would kill 8 el >*'em e n livmg upon egtatea. owned by 
themselves. b 1 them. A fricml of one of tho godBemen wrote 

Louise was put into the small classes that !?„, A°!" . Nc J r '°^ k fj'y, mttkia'-gvmqulries 
day, with little girls a head below herself Her 'V 1 " 11 *“ emigration, it tho liMbrutn- 


&sriJ^sisr£: 7 Si SiS 

tagp^me. Mias Btone looked up )mpa- ha ^’ 1 ^ 0 o 0 r k ^" 


Louise was put into the small classes thnt Lpl.TA™! , • c .‘! y ’ ,! 

day, wtOt little girls a head below herself. Her U a vl ? w !° “ omigration,” 

teacher told her she thought she could got-Mojr pf. , rc “‘ VeJ p " " 8 n K l ’ l 'eable. 
lessons, atloast. She hardly scorned to stmlv A 1 ' ‘‘‘c 1 ress publishes 


ur WCCIfcH: pnsseu in this WUV. Dr nr Sir Vrtni.a nHlmOflil • • . rr; , 

.WffiFSSd uiSwi* Soulro " i8likl "' «»a Lptsed W. 

IBw bidden, but it seemed that AAW aJ . calk ' d her . a t>>« secou.l day, muck, nioss.decav-ed fern liars' mS’JL.HS 


; , rod was agreeable. The’ Burlin&ts*n 

lcssous, at least. She hardly scometi 6 to' study l ' t,) ''A 8 ,, 1> . rt, ‘ s8 P, ubl *shcs the reply , whieli' 
them, however, but sat with her head on her “* “?■ . ooveled f uu »ti7 a second 

hand, looking vacantly Wore her. Bc ' ul,ll ‘- The reply is as rollons : 

Two or three weeks: passed ih this wav />„, s-/r_Va„», «r d.« on.i • A,,ri ! *!', ig , 
T.mit vn luaomo « 1U*1« l«oi b.’.Lft.i !_ i.__ i AT .. I 0U18 Of tllO 20tll IS TCCClVCil, mill 

i to give you the information desired 
uefit of your friend, ns follows : 




owuwupeuua: ^ouifte a i,i,„ i.„,i Ti i - . — , • 

l was bidden, bht it seemed (hat „„ T. . ® aIlcd her , a C0W “'. J ' U>« second day, 




coax her white trembling lips to 
wm bidden, for she made one at- 
mm a gasp and a cob, and then, 
into tears, covered her face with her 
shrank down into her seat again. 


shrank down into her seat again vn T°- T , “ or8 uulla pi 

I ., a. “. , gone .down to the sprin. 

-S» “, di ''lri° f W . a,cr - one lucre, sue 

,nr T- , Allbj f ntnyo.1 throwing little pebbles iu, and amusing 

’ kOT iers8lf >» various ways, until she heard tlm 

and oorreetly us was proper. Lou- arched up from the spt 
be - r ’ n ® itber ba 'l Ml88 , St P u0 ’ howl. Khc passed tliem 
- of the scholars had; And they, had walked slowly a fei 
from her, began to try to despise which she had picked ui 
stranger m their hearts. A grog- heard a terrible scream 
was the first one called up, ui wluch iyejy , and ran down tin 
* , , ' ’ . ruining iu all directiom 

J tu 11 . ker t " n K“ t > wins- was the hindmost. 

-J* 4 k «'- a ‘ 1 , Ley were taking their “A snnkd! oh, a su 
-.an* 4 ”’. AUoe looked striugltt for- “ Ahhv trod on a snake t 


JbeMadt-board; for she knew that to 
“ aenoel hour, was oontrary to rule. 


■ oar, wac contrary to rule. 
otaAdordp” observed Mian -Htoue, 
inti bar name on the class lint. The 

it each tabor * 

Nrfae turned whiter than ever. 



and bIic never went near the 
without seeing tlie game ntonji 
a^nethiug muttered about 44 uu 
or " Bneak.” 


the group at* play, 
looped, nnd hearing 
4 uuuco,” 44 ooward. 


d day, muck, moss, -decayed fern .leaves, paving t 
*piay, mid snow. ** 


The face of the country, when not covered 
with buo.w, is covered with a growth of hemlock, 


The fruits nre\ 


iniprifciug most of the 


MS f0Mud iu , ki « h 

arched up* from the spHng, like tho side of a aud blacl 

bowl. She passed them without speaking. She perfection! eluttel ‘i 1 grout abundance. au; 


powl. Hhe passed them without speaking. She perfection ‘ B UDumiance aud 

p st f A u 7 g ,he r iMo b ° fuui,d ,he <*«»>«•«« 

heard a terrible scream. 1 81,e t“-ned instinct H,?’’ 8 ' ralIo " r ’ , cvow ! aud L'ue-jny, and iu 
ively, and ran down the hill. Tho girls were ‘ b< j '“i^unimcr. the night-hawk aud screech 


beard a t f rr!ble scream. Slid turned, iustinct- 
wluch ively, and run down the hill. The girlH were 
ruiining in ull directions like wild-fire. Abbv 
warn- was the hindmost. f J 

.. “A enakd! oh, a snake!” they screamed, 
t for- Abby trod on a snake ! ” 

■at to Abby scrcnmed louder tlian before, just here, 


Tim animals hunted for their fur arc the cat 
tlie chip-monk, the stray dugs. Those chiefly 
esteemed for thqirHesh are the musk-rut, skuu'k 
and woodchuck. 

The fishes embrace a great variety, from the 


rule. as oho caught n second sight of the snake coil* tn l t X lU , n , C i e n B reat v ‘ l #ty, from the 
Htoue ing through the grass, fouisesawit, tdb.’ Be- dotttlto’ iriltiCT S^ r?Ut ~ tl “ ® Uek#r 
■ n,e 'Uff a . country-bred girl, . and not in the least wimoi use. 


afraid of snakes, slip Sashed in aitpr it.“‘it‘was tmik'wGf^M.*?!!'?** ° f eon *9“P«»“ lir ‘ i 
a large water udder, and was probably more ^ Ti.'n <4 Jl OAHB. upple-Baiicc^ and rye wliiaky. 
afruid of the girls than they w?re of it. ^Louise pies buffa^coam let of f I ? l ^ ort » are d , ried »P- 
r n despatched it. by the ifelpof her stick, aud, ffis Wus°e $52$: 80 . t . t011 ' du,h ’ 


consumption are 


her small frame touched it will, the 


tb* root* of her hair, and 
t tip again 1 - 
oo in the arithmetic i-lasa, where 
im a Uugh by looking around with a 
•P 8 ™** caked, •• What are 

•‘“I" and trmaalonaly exclaiming, 

lorn and a dunce ! ” 


mjo* Thro opoak- You Se “ud held If mn to’ “all ^ ’ 

m.- y Xu. U ,t« I "t.*r^ S'to a f Z“™, 0, w-l J l ’ ,# th Birb 8 >lch 'thh^s^ tW y 

'“-"hXiE!; ffluSift r t,y Si,,g 8ing 

■ktake she had made in “we would none ofus haro ever & r,’. IT™' T' nw - Hitninns and rogues. 

t$&>yJXL£, k “ffl‘b 1 er < Uck er Uhore^ J™* » winter, are keap- 

^ * Aooee ! ” H^ig’fyo^r'wr" nfX^iS^BuMro fU “ l ' rlul “’ , ^‘^“1? ““y*’ ■l l hreIkiug“ , st2Si!n 

"JooaaUsU ha.1 rung, us can scarcely blame you tor doing on firsUm ‘ ‘ C86 ft, -° vulll - ,d ’ b J’ Bating out manure, 

oititide of the school- pulse, what many another, older 2nd wiser than *“ scar * c, ' u * 8 - ““A B«‘ting 

J. . , you, would have done down sick ’’.eating green apples. 

“'A* b ‘f. rJ AU would have been lost, and the two would terfi™ pr ! no ‘P al bu8m f ’’ i8 »<> impertinent in- 
M w Louise !afei- Atlb - y k*T ba l* ba,r * been enemies forever, if Alice had neih' !A7 .? *“ r r ! eo1 ’ 8 8 afl,ur8 i u > '■>“ entire 

,or *“rd as Louise half turned aw ay Thfiwino o , f!‘“«K era,itl S «vll reports, 

..t‘ .T: Lu “ i '’ 8 ’ ' l “y with us— i/o she ex! mMm , e »tJu. t “ C i7:. i *!.. tk8 A , ?A',of |»uhiic improve- 


TKeir farming implcnjonts, consist of 
a saw, a log chain, generally hooked, nnd n .inok 
knife. 

Their education is confined to writing their 
name, guessing off hoc**! nnd making m^e- helves. 

Their niornl nnd religious ideas hro Vogue nnd 
looso. They generally live lo a green old age 
nnd die as green ns they lived v 
Their principal places of rt&ort nre tho plat- 
forms of railroad depots, bar rooms, justices 
courts, nnd public nnd privnto offices, where 
they have no businesss. 

Their hnhitsarc predatory nnd migratory. 

If your friend is a bachelor it may be inter- 
esting to him to know, that the females (with a 
few exceptions) have no front teeth, but their 
eye teeth, nre cut cnrly, and aro sharp nnd well 
developed. If there are nny points not touched 
upon likely to influence him in the choice of a 
residence, I hopg you will have ho hesitation in 
asking further enlightenment. Yonrs, ever. 

Louisiana Interior. 

Jail, flr.t on Fmr . — Kscajtt of a Priumtr . — On Mondsy 
morning, the fith Inst., an the Jailor at Alpxnndrin opened 
flie-mnln door of Jjbo jail, a negro prisoner ruMied out and 
attempted to make his escape. Ho wan pursued, fired at. 
nnd struck with tWo-balliv, which so disabled him that he 
was retaken. In tho meantime the jail wns discovered to 
be ou fire, and tho negro confessed that he had pet It on 
fire. Tho llamcs wore, however, soon extinguished. The 
prlBonor being severely wounded, was taken to the'jallor’s 
hotlSe, wliero he receivod. every attention thut his case de- 
manded. It was not thought thatho would again attempt 
tdfcseApe, but during Monday night, lie managed to.sllp 
his Irons and get away, .and iTas not since bepn heard 
from. . . 

Arm:*.—' The Planter s Uaiiner. published at Vrankjln. 
saytahat Hue apples nre grown nenr thnt place, aud that 
with proper cun' and management they^an he raised 
there In great perfection. 

DixufEDnY * E« oxomiCai.. — T he Red 1 River Republican 
says : '• The Police Jury was in session this week. ’ They, 
have concluded to post up their proceedings in three con- 
spicuous places In the parish, in manuscript, instead of 
having (hem printed ih the papers'.” This Isa sp«olc*finf 
economy which should .immortalize that Police Jury 
■ Saiiink River.— T he Red River Republican, in speaking 
of. the Sabine. - s nyH : *• This stream is now in tints order 
for navigation, and promises to continue so during the 
summer. The- steamer (Jen fijisk arrived a few- dhy\ 
siuce ut Fredonia, from Sabiuo Push, with a full freight.- 
9fie Ih now loading, and will leave the mouth of the 
river in the course or two or three days. . Had three or 
four bouts been in the Sabine trade this year, ull would 
have done will, aud the eotton crop or this country would 
li/ve found it* wfty to market almost entirely by this 
stream.” * . 

.Tiii: Ahmy Worm.— T he «rmy worm 1 ihs made it« ap- 
pearance on the plantation of. Mr. McMillon in East Fe- 
liciana It* appearance tld* year Is much earlier titan 
ever known heretofore, and will, in consequence nf the 
buckwarducM of 'the plant, whose growth has been r«-- 
tarded by late spring, do' immense damage. 'The worst 
fears are entiTtaincd. 

Fi.atboat Ilnaviui — A flathoat belonging to Messrs. 
Melluttou. Ward Up*., lontled with hoop. poles and lime, 
waa consumed by fire last Tuesday evening, at the lamj- 
:*^ig. Hatou Rouge. 

Tm: AV i Alum ami Chum.— T hs JaVksou Mirror lav. 
Thi- ATi-nthcr Is cold mid clear The cro,>A revived hy ttie 
rei-cut rains nre nil doing welt, Tlie iirospeds now ure 
for r idi-ntlfut harvest. 

Hvl> Itivvn.— Th« Caddo tiizclte of the f,th says tho 
river Is still rising nt tlint point. There Is plenty of water 
for tho largest class id hosts. 

Choi. i n a , — Severn! enses of cholera linve occurred* ut 
Shreveport, hut they orlglunted on stcRiuboiits. Most of 
them proved fatal. 

l-AMTin.il Kn.u.ii — Mr. I’nulin Dupuy killed a panther 
on the lltli tnst. on Ills plantation in Ihe l'arlsh ot Ihi'r- 
Vitle The auliunl wns two and a half reel Iu height, and 
six feet two inches In length. 

From mi: I’laiks,— T he steamjr Clara arrived' ut St. 
l.ouls from Independence on the litli lust,, bringing down 
Judge Watts, of the Supreme Court of Jicir Mexico, nnd 
Mr. Hubble, a merchant or Suntu Fe. These gentleman 
art- lately in. hut they bring no Mexican news? additional 
to that brought by tlio mull which reached Independence 
on the 127tli ult In croaslng the I'lnius, Aubry s train 
wus met; getting along finely. 

The Union says : We are glad to state thnt the rumors 
of the tickncBR aud mortality among, his men are without, 
foundation. 

The account*, however, received from other sources!' ur? 

‘I i h « reme. The expedition started by 
iirntr k. Hughe- hM bech extremely uufortunale. This 
firui had sent out a freight ami also u pa.«seiiger r train 
The cholera had made it» appearance among tin- men 
of the former train, who were couvcylug gotnlf to Suit 
i.nke and one morning ten were attacked with violent 
symptoms, and. beforu night nix of them died Thi- so 
greatly disheartened the balance that the majority of the 
company abandoned the trip and returned to thi settle- 
ment*. The poseenger train was more fortunate The 
people who have went with it are bound for (’.illiurnhi, 
and were enjoying good health at the latest advices 
ItK-emsthat in many instances the cattle, iu crossing 
t e plains, have been suddenly attacked with, a discus.? 
Te v « i C M ,rHU Q /i? Vur J f,,w I'^urs has invariably 

fScrod ™«rely‘ a “_7 ' h “' “ l ‘"'‘ ""' ,,n " r 

RsLintos m Haiti.— T lie Se^v York Freemen's Juurnal 
coutalns an Interesting articli up tip. coronation of the 
Emperor Souloui;ue. amt tlie itato of religion In tho l-land 
of Ilaytl. We make the following extract ■ 

“ In the French part of the Island there arc about fifty 
parishes hut, with a very few exceptions, tlie French, or 
Savoyard or BpnoUh priests, win, attend to them, are a set 
or wretches, who have been com|Hilled to leave dioceses to 
w lllch they belonged, after linvlng been suflne [lde.l fm,u 
tbelrsacredotal functions. Olliers are prlesuL name only 
and by virtue of torged ccrtlllcMes. so that it i, unite ,, 
usual occurrence n. Baytl to meet with Trapptau such i» 
Leahy, or wllli Jesuits such us Lord. The nriest who 
crowned Boulouiiue. and who by Ids own authority con. 
ferred upon himself the unusuuf title nr Ecclesiastical Sn- 
jicrlur. is well known at SJoblle. wliero he was forced to 
leave in consequence of his misconduct . hut a short time 
ago he wrote lo several priests iu this city, requesting them 
I;, end him consecrated oil to be used at tin! 'anointing of 
i Yu ro lliny rupposed, bis conimunleutluns have 
been suffered to remain unanswered. All tliese Impostors 
are on the best terms with the „ u witehoruA : aud 
the worship ol serpimts the euctillclal offerings nl oxen, 
and a certain -profun^loii or the Iloly Saerltlee of the 
- Mass, are all of u Ilk.- mid consluiit practice. 

FiioM.Cfex.-The NewVork Suo publishes it column-of 
what (were we certain of it, correctness) would he very 
interesting. neiraqrom Cuba. We are not Inclined to take 
it all fur gospel, although we would not wish to call into 
consideration the .verity ,ff t l,e SuiFs correspondent 
say, that Uoverument phd™*.-. lo live di, covered a 
ba aline conwpiraey-a cousplritby .among the Spanish 
residents to assassinate every American In the Island „ 
soon us any thing like an iniaslotmmcurY jt 1, -aij that 
Hen. Cnneliu discovered and nuoTliercd a sluitlur consul- 
racyut the time of the Lopez expedition. - Tlffe.1, :„f 
course. t„ be take,, for what it is worth. The AuierSf 
on the Island manifest uo fear of the Cutulines - 

tlu-ro m^sHl'r,,' mw .K- ’ 1 , U “ a W« a ‘'F that 

prison, for their connection will, the troubles last l-enr of 
because they have since exposed thcuieelvos to the SUspb 
cion 1.1 the Doverument. s„ 'clo.,|y are the Orw.es 
watched by the authorities, that in oaee of a new cfoedi. 
tiou, they will scarcely vi'hture bevnn.l . „.. i 

without being-hot. It may almost lie said, lit eru .1 .‘tVifft 
every l u bate lives with the muzsle of a musket loviifcd at 
Ills breast, before the Cubans can rise' to assert their 
rlglits. a way mu, be opened -up. through these muskets 
t here is. henceforth, no use in sympathy aud aid. without 
it is powerful enough t„ g lv ,. these" muskets other empln?. 
meut tlian keeping Hie Cubans In tlielr houses ° 

, •' uon-eommiMloned Officer iu the Spaulsli sevvlee iu 
t uba. stales that the actual number ot lh„ killed during 
the Lopez expediti on campaign w its iiuu. besides wounded: 

C .x-x , WARMlWfJTOR. JuQtl.7 

eESA n-.-Aftor (lie nresentatiou of p«titioii«. rvuorts of 1 
committees, etc , the Senate took up the hill to provide 
for the repa r and Improvement of the dam ut the head of 
Cuuiberluiid IsluHd. iu the Ohio river. After debate, the 
further consideration of tho bill was postponed uulll to- 
morrow. and the Senate w. ut into executin' session • 
Hot ax: e, [t. raiisBM xTivts,_Tbe House refused by a 
All cjded.yote to lay upon the table tlie bill grautliiff lauds 
to .the several State- for the bouetlt of the indigent Insane 
and then, the murulug hohr having expired, the joint 
resolution (moved some time slope by M r. Harris, of Ten- 

UfMtDfil (lxiuir Lliu ( lit., fair I»IA. t.AV-.. i. .. ..p . 1 . . u 


fixing ibu time for the twrminatioii oftho sl-^lun 
wiim tuken U|i uiitl ‘ uiiii'iult'tl, on mqtion of Mr. Hichurj! 
son. sons to designate. the lbll, of August for the day ‘and 
(ih umendi’U. (hi- joint rtifiolution w. . ... 


» marble tixtue, exoe^t (or 
over her dork blue eyee, 
imtogoi iiu*J, expreefiiun 


^imed catohing Ycr in Zh, xrm. “wi vou^kxv'^ r; ° 1Ui<J "' aad da i>*« « b «™“‘ ’The 
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suit oounsu, arled PiuniMm 

The articles of furXro uLl 

uiop-pai! unJ w *Bh-dihlt, ' 6 * tHX ’ k ' 8Ul ' 8 ' 


, . *01001 august for the dar ulid 

5," amended tills joint resolution wss then agreed tn 

■ Ihajitt l . ii i iikiii g .a p piMi p elatimis. W vhei- t sns sr ni-tl i .l i nr 

inititary roads In Oregon ; the hill authorizing 111,. Si,: 
tlvu authorities of the several United Btalie Territories to 
Tv rol a “ "■* fl,r “"*-t leg the expenses or the 

off ro 1 ". L X r F 8 ” 1 ™""" 1 '- ' tltl > »'* amendment ex- 
ce "log l tab from Its operations ; the hill making annro- 
prjalloiis for continuing the construction of puhlfo tmild- 
lugs in Mlnnexota ; and the hill regulating the payment 
of the salaries of Hie l ulled Slates territorial officers tn 
case ol their protracted, absence from their resiiertlre 
1’°- ■ »* r- respectively passed. The blll To prorlde fo 
e onttuuln g the ooustructlon of roads in Mi unex o tii wai 

” a6 iiB8g ltg w* ~ 

■S' (touiauo.— by a recent arrival ut NewVork from 
f; Louiiugo. adrlces have beeu repolvpd thut the Island Is 
u a very unxeltled state, aud thnt houllltlex between the 
Hay tie ue uud I)omiulcau« aro throjitened; It h. «tgt«d 
tliat the Emperor Soulouque has refused to ackuo* ledge 
the Independence of the Uojnlnlcan ltepubllc, aud ha- 
also refused to exchange prisoners He bus threatened 
that unless the llaytlcu flag - Is hoisted at Port au Plait 
he Wtu march uguiuit that place Iu October next. Ar- 
rangement. , r „ being made by the Dominicans to meet 
the emergency by placing a force of ffOUU meu, under the 
command of (Jen. Bantu Anna, on 'the frontiers. The 
Dominicans if ere busily engaged in repairing the forliff. 
cation, no the frontiers, and preparing otherwise to give 
the Emperor a warm reoeptlou. should he put Jils throat 
Iu execution ‘ 

Ihe Dominican tio'erumsut D encouraging setUerz bv 
grantinggiu, acre, nt Uud to each emigrant Intending 
to fettle In Ih. eoautry. Five hundred Herman settler, 
wtrv daily expected to arrive to U»p« iMbeUz. 




An lMrERui. , 'Rr.v>»' av.— M r. Wwil, of Hin Albany Eton 
Ing Jonrnnl. wa* In Vjanna whan tho Emperor Nlcholns 
bad arriyrd. and witncMPd IiIr nrrlrnl. He wa* al*o pro- 
wnt nt (hr grand Rorlcw already noticed, nnd deocrlW 
It a* follow*: 

' Monday, May 0. — Well, wo have aeon ono of the great 
mllltnry nrtgtfint* of tho earth. We bare looked Upon 
two lire Emperor*. Nlebolnn I., of Kua*l:i,nn'd Joaeph II . 
of Austria, at tlio head of “an Army with Rannera.” 

It waa underatood that jbn ReVlew wna fixed for 10 
o'clock. Knowing that the Uuaalan Emperor wiw prompt 
In bl* movement, we drove out. to (ho “ (llncl* Joseph- 
stndf at that. hour. The troopa “were afield and In 
lino.” and at ten mlnutca paat ten, tho Kmperora, with a 
magnificently dreaaed BtafT of Alda. Arch Dukea, 1‘rlncea. 
Mnrabala, (lenerala, etc., etc., dfigned, with their hlgli. 
blooded and proud atef da upon the ground. A bright RUn 
gave tho fulleat cfTect to all thin gorgeoua and glittering 
paraphernalia of war. The Emperor* were dreaaed In the 
uniform of the Polish Lnncora— their alda In crimson and 
gold — the othera of tho bluff In the uniform of their rea- 
ped ive oorpa. « 

There were upward* of fiO.OOO troopa In the- field, of 
which 20.000 were Infantry and Rifle, nnd 10,000 Cavalry 
nnd ArtlMery. Of the mounted men, 11000 were Lane, era. 
and atrenming from each lance wan a black and yellow 
flag. 

The Emperor of ltuaaln. with one Ald-de-Camp. h few 
rods In ndvnnee of the Enjperrir of Auatrla nnd PtnlT, 
rode In front of the line, (fir rather of tho three linen.) 
ntopplng at the bend of each battalion nnd add renal tig a 
few word* (o the officers. Thla.oceupled nearly an lio»tr. 
He then, with bln ntnfT. which bonalated nf more tHhn .’100 
pplendldly mounted officers, took n.po*ltlon In front of the 
centre of the line, which Immediately pnnncd him in re- 
view. The different corps, whether by battalion, regiment 
or brigade, formed in sectintin.of three fllca. fifty deep, 
giving 150 men to each petition or company. Tliere wna a 
inarching dlatnnee.of about Fix roda bet ween each section, 
Tho bnud-of each division, na tliey reached tho Emperor, 
moved out to the left, and playing until their corpa hnd ! 
rpiL".*ed. waa aucoeedod by the next. The line wn* two j 
houra in pnaaing. After tiiia (here waa a review of a regi- ! 
ment of haacera, whose lioraea were put to the top of their , 
ancetl. The effect Waa thrilling. And tKla closed tho day. 
TUe Emperors returned to tlie Palace nml the troop* to 
their quarter*. ♦’There waa a large number of Court la- I 
dies. In Court carringea.’Upon the field. Among these was 
the mother of the Emperor of -Austria, a woman (those in- ' 
flucnce is aupposed to be as potent, with tlie aon as it was ! 
with lair hu.-bnnd, tbe eX-Emperor. who lives very, quietly , 
at Prague. / ' 

. (The ex-Empcrofc by the way. wh<v.;’ lives very ijuititly 
nt Prague.” is not the father of tho present Emperor, hut 
his uuclc.J ■ . 

From tu*. A ncne Ocean.— A letter received at New' York 
from U(>ng‘Khng. dated. MnrcltiJS, any.- that there have 
becu.tliuro ho'leps tlmn thirty-seyeu whalers front the A re- 
tie Feus, aluLo.-t all of Whoip bellow that Sir .FuUn Franklin 
iff satf. uud thnt h<* lma.got through the leu, terrier into 
inner wntei.-. where lie y'ill not be reached \»2ll ii jnild 
tsen.-nu Arrives ; which they any the present will be. - Most 
“f t Iu in linye, now departed. They any Franklin Will not 
suffer for want of Tqod. They give htrango nceounls of 
the E-quimaux vihratii.ig from the AaiiiHe to the Ameri- 
can etmtinent and baek again, carrying their boat.-. made 
"f akin* and whalebone, ovcr'the icc.jiiid launching them 
when they meet with open water. They all confirm the 
fulfill that the whalex found in Uchring’n Straits and in 
Hailin’* Huy are thalaiiie species, proving the'existelici' of 
a passage : fur a whale of the Asiatii* sjieeies. tliey say. Iins 
never been seeji to the South' of 22 degrees of laUtuile ; so 
tliey eaUnot hare doubled either of the Capes (of Hood 
Hope or Uhlie Horn.) aud the whale Is under the necessity 
of.uiaklng his’ presence known 1>y coming toTliu surface to 
mow. • . 8 

A Rk knt Ouriovs Discover v at Nim:vah — T he I<jm- 1 
don papers by tlio Asia announce a recent very curious j 
and Interesting discovery made at Nifievah ; namely, a I 
coffin containing tile body of a*(|idy of tlie Royal house, 
many of whose garments were entire, also tin* gold stjnls 
which fastened her vest. f .The most Singular discovery, 
however, was a mask of tliiu gold pressed Upon the face- 
so, as to assume and retain tlie features of the deceased. 

More Taot'nu: in Yale Oolokoe. — T here is more trouble 
ut Vale College, between the Professors and tho students, 
similar to that wh\c)i occurred a ft; vr weeks since, in con- 
sequence of the students publishing a newspaper in which 
the Faculty of tlio College were ridiculed and satirized. 
Eight of tlie students have been dismissed, and there is. 
as usual on .such occasions, great excitement among the 
students, and tlm e.oprse of the Fuculty is condemned as 
injudicious ahd unnecessarily severe. 

Iron.— I t appears to be not generally known to what an 
immense extent the manufacture of this universal metal I 
is carried on in Pennsylvania. That State now produces I 
us much irriu us was manufactured in all Urcut Hritain 
thirty years ago,, (,'ompurcd to tho present manufacture 
of the articletn France, that of Pennsylvania i.t at least 
equal — It is more than Russia and -Hweden united; and 
exceeds that ol all CJernmuy Pennsylvaula may well be 
culled Ihe Iron State pf,thc Uniou. __ , 

Pestilence and Famine in Ulhm^nv.— T he condition of 
the people in muny parts of Uermany appears # to he 
most a til ie ting, through the exislanee of almost absolute 
famine. In U'Uitemburg. llavalffii. tlie timu.d Duchy .’ol 
linden. un^Nassau, whole villages are hi ing deserted for 
want of food-. In other parts trade is stunding still ;-of 
f.S.ooS- looms in a single province ol liavariu. almost, ex- 
clusively inhabited by weavers, not half are ut full work ; 
and to conffuuimuto the wretchedness and despair, the 
slicyp aud cattle are being carried off by a rapidly spread- 
ing disease 

The Fine i.\ U'i.TLAfi KA,— An extra from the 'office of j 
the IVetumpka (Ala.) .State Quard. of tlie 12th iu. tuut. | 
given the particulars of a destructive fin' whieli occurred 
in that town on that mohiiug. leaving the main portion ’ 
of it iu ruins. The lot.- is estimated at over two hundred 
thou-and dollar^. (Jf tho amount destroyed, there was 
supposed to he about covered by insurance. 

Hit'll /// Important lo Planters and Property 
Holders. 

BltfDGEVy A.TEU AOAxMANTINK FAINT. 

The superior properties of tiffs uoequaled mineral suh- 
stuncc Is uow so wejl and favorably k^nown that it is. un- 
necessary to enter into an exteuded notice. The public 
are referred to our circular, embracing certificates fre m— 

• ’apt. Hi. 0. THOMAS, SON, »>f stcuincr Magnolia 
Wm. lilt OWN, of tow bout Porpoise. 

IH'OIIEH, VAIjIjF.TTK ii Co.. .Managers La Dry Dock 
.1 . P . W 1 1 ITN K V ^ Oo., A gem's jo 

• 'upt . N Ii. ROlililNH, of the ship Leodes. 

JUS El’ll , HENSON. Painter, 132 ('amp street 
And the UN DEHWKlTEItS' CERTIFICATES 

Also, the recommendation of a large number of our most 
influential COTTON FACTORS and COMMISSION .MER- 
CHANTS. all of which arc iucluded iii the Agent’s Circu- 
lar. Also, to the following, received since the circulars 
were printed from JOHN F. MILLER. ofAttakupas : 

"In July last I »>vas induced to apply the Hridgetfuter 
Mineral Paint to my Sugurhousc. find, in every respect, it 
has exceeded my expectations, uud the representations’ 
made by the agents. .Messrs. (}, ('. ilugert k Co. I cheer- 
fully add my testimony to the numerous ones embraced 
ill tlie Agent's Circular, and recommend the same to Plan- 
ters and others, us the bust Weather and Fire Protector I 
have per known. Where I have applied it.it has been 
exposed to the : un since last July, and has neither blis- 
ten d norornckivband lias. formed a solid metallic surface, 
which has proved entirely impervious." . ^ 

(Signed) JOHN F MILLER. 
New Iberia. Attakapus. Murc.li 10. 1852 
In addition to. the above, we. have in our possession in- 
numerable certificate* from equally respectable source*, 
whieli can he seen nt our office j among which are those 
4>i (’apt Win Cutts. of the ship Charles Cooiief: llrcvet 
Lieut. Col. O II. Tulcott, New York Arsenal ; It. S Smith 
Lieut, and quartermaster U.ti. Military Academy. West 
Point ; O II Lee, late Superintendent, now Secretary of 
the Hudson River 'KuilrouU Company ; D. O. McCulliiiu 
Ass't Engineer New York and Erie Railroad, etc.; proving 
'tymclu.-ively. -by being thoroughly tested, that it is both 

4jVD weather proof. 

The henffing. shrinkiug. nr (varping of the material upon 
which it is d<M-s uot affect the pui«t ; in twenty-four 
hours.it dries, fluff in four weeks becomes A perfect slate 
It preserves woo<bqom decay, and neither blluters nor 
cracks by cxposo/HT lu'Chglmitesi sun. For covering roof.- 
of eithiT till ifne. woMveanvas.'or paper, it is also in- 
vulftaWe. and particularly rechuimeudcd, us it is a certain 
PROTECTION A1IAINHT SPAlhYs AND CINDERS, 
and is furnished chcajtcr than any puftrUn (he -Southern 
country. All orders sent to the (ieneriiUWitts. or their 
sub-agents, promptly executed. No aevinlidhsju price 
Terms— cash, or its equivalent . (S. C. ROO EUT fct-'O 
. Agent , for the States of Lu.. Ala . Miss . and Texi'o. 
SrU-AOENTS— In New Orleans. Messrs. Shirk, Day 
Stauffer tit Co. Priestley \ Hien, .1 Waterman tit Co. R 
Richards. K. MoPhersOii ; Mobile. J. (1 Whitaker Vicks- 
burg. Hyrue it Anderson; Uulvcston. Jones tit UfTord 
Hutch Rouge, Levi Kcffuui. U pl 7 ’ 

l’llILADELl’IllA SADDLliltY AND TllUNK 
W A WE 11 O I’ S K. 

S.ROBB & do., 

A ’n. GO lirui iti iOrt/. AYir Orleans. 
The suh.-ciiher* iiivitu Planter* uud Dealers iu Saddlery, 
etc., to cull and examine their stock. 41 
They are constantly receiving (food* from the Muiri- 
fuctory in Philadelphia, uud direct from Eugliind. and are 
prepared to offer liberal, luduceffieiils to purchasers, 

. ■ T . lm Ui.al iu’ Ji i n . » ^ > r u..U Um u.auU.. w »ll : i »u i Hni ? i >H i H r 
‘comprised us follows : 

Saddles, bridles and Martingales in great vuriety ; 
Couch: Ulg. Huggy, Dearhuru, Htugo. Wugon, Dray. Cart 
aud I louglt Ilaraess ; Horse and Mule Collurs, Humes 
aud blind bridles ; Truce Cliahw ; Medical bugs ; Huddlery 
llurdwure ; Deuther of ail description* j Coach Furniture 
aud Trimuiiugs ; Truuk Trimuilugs ; Haddlers, Coach and 
Trunkumkers* Tlio)* j Oil, Vurulsh ; ludia Rubber uud 
heallmr. (iiu uud Mill bauds ; India 
Rubber Good* ; Traveling and Packing .Tranks ; Lcutlie 
and Carpet Traveling bugs, Valine*, etc., etc., etc, 

_mbG ’52— ly 

BREWSTER & CO., ^ 

c A HII I A G K w A K E H O U S K , 

No. 110 Hntvlof fclroot, r.'ar Ft: CUario« Ilotol, Sua lu6 Bt 

C'borli'a Btr.'ut, 

SpUltIT tl.u attc'iitlou of iiuroli««rs to Ui'olf i-xtowilco 
un.J-vari.d •tioriloout of 

, ■ CAUIUai,lss AND IIAItNKSS, 

WLldi lluy OIL, rut llui vory low.-.t |trlo«z fur uozli oral*- 
Froroa laiKir, Th«y.«ri oouUnUy nmaflng from tlu-lr 
! ’ w * urlt -.ousb. No. :hmj Druadwuy, (tfiu uidet tflurrlaui- 
ftopoidtorydu tils Uullod Sutra,) a yarluty of 
' NK "’ vouic CIjV JIADK OAHUlAUKlf, 

SoiuG of ,^’hlch aj-g qf. entirely new aud vrjglujil deaigut 
Also, idaiuur. but oqm,Uy lUbsUutlsi ssblclos, from tbs 
same reputable Eastern manufacturer*. 8 

Fartloulsr atti-utioD will be glvuu to tfie covering aud 
1 0< I'tomi-t xud wfe dellrery 


B. B. FAHNBSTOOK’S VERMIFUGE ! 

Tito Safez’t and Most KllcctWc 

Hi’.Wi HJ' M'OIl H’O/f.TIS 

THAT bov ever Wan dlx-oTorod, Tills preparation has 
nnw stood Sir last of tnanly-tno yaars' trial, amt is epatl- 
tlant y rarommandeil a. a safe amt alTaatual madlclna Tor 
expelling worm* from the sjrstfttit. 

The proprietor hn* inadb it a point to nfleerlRln tho re 
*ult of It* um in such ni*os a* cam® within hi* knowledge 
and observation, and lie invariably found it to produeothe 
most salutary effect* ; not (infrequently, after nearly nil 
tho ordinary preparations for worm*, had been previously 
reported to without any permanent advantage. This fact 
1* attoatod hv the otiHlfledUa and stntcnu-nts of hundreds 
of re*|>ertahlo pSrsona In different parta of tho country, 
apd should Induce families always to keep a vial of the 
preparation In their poMcMlon. It i" mild In It* operation 
and may bo administered with perfect safety to the most, 
delicate infant AT'Sohl by all Druggists iu NawOrlefln*. 
and by nearly all Druggists nnd country merchant* in the 
United lute*. un y'.’,’ l v 

MEDICAL NOTICE. 

DR. L. riKllHK, of Hnlambus, Opurpla. raspoatfully 
catlslhn nt tent lot. of l'liyslclana, Druggists and dratlsn lu 
.Medicine to 

EPPING'S EXTRACT OF BUCHU. 

This axct-llant romt-dy fur all disbars of tha klilnrys 
and urinary nrgans Ruurrnlly ; also, all DyspoptiS casrs 
or ordinary kinds, and duration, la mined nml cnrrfullj 
pn-parril by llio subscrIWr, nnd Is Oltorod on his Modlrnl 
knotrlndgs ns a rcuirdy to bo rrllrd on. Hn la anxious to 
Introduce it into the groat Western market. All necussn, 
ry-dlrebtlons found on thelabeL on each bollle. Whole- 
sale price J.8 per iloz. Retail. ,1 per hotlle. 


Orders directed to L. l_'fKltOM, Druggist, Columbus. uicuomvrias, ,, 

Oeorgla, trill bo duly attended to. L’asfi, or rnferAces, - Uramuinr.a, 

expected. Respectfully ndrertlsed. Rhetoric, 

r ” ®1. riKRCK, Proprietor. , " ' Composition 

Drawing, .. Chemist rv 

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snid.to lie his chief clmrnctorislio.4. 


went, and bo continued until 1832, -when tlio 
Alftbnrim Conference was formed.' 


stiidf of the German language, and read the 


subject. Others may differ with me, hut it 
U my dekberute opiuiou that lire. IG’* pulpit 


And apt illustration of the soothing influence 

of submission. ■ . ; 


their good souse ami direct pertinency . He 


■ fitoftMM Committee ( 

of fsiuitmna Ctmferente, \ ftlVKn*, l>. n. 

r^VOLUME Jr NliMBER 21 7 


From lh«i LomirUU Jmtrnnl. 

TUB nKItBAVHP ONE. 

It«ld« the srnvo of ter whom. Itfo 
Lj.rorj portion of til, otto; 

[Vb efcnlrft >oplljr» snica ill. oherk 
. y, boralog trow, ho Jirnyail Tor rtronj Ih 
Coition to onduro thin trial 
t8at bo wu colled toundergo. 


\ , H. N. MoTYETUFj, Editor. ’ 

NEW ORLE AN S~ SAT U R I> AY, JUNK 2 fi. 


mmm 


ConferenCe« gave up-«outh Alabama, and the member and a devoted friend W the Metho- is noHlm nmnTo fall into preeipUate or novel 
Mississippi commenced getting rOoruits from dist Church • • " tnuip^oipiiaioornoiel 

vei^rst as * a 

bnmaand the Creek Indians to the Sal/me "L ? " T ‘° per, pr^ttoal sajac.ty and a rare power ef 


ch i If tbero ill one ep°t »n oorth that .coma 
U km ii.m B«ircr heaven than nil the rent. 
4,U,OT ^ X-berctbohrarf. offering 

0*1 »cm thrnnn rtf film 


■J* nowiwlftiy to th0 throne of IUm 
S^hLraod P r “J CT ’ 11 '* b ™ la “ 

JJputof eSc to dearly lorod lu lira. . 

Waiuabld set behind o ellTor cloud- 

ig'thelr evening hymns of pmluo, 

I led wings Plept qulctljr. 

moonbeams softly stole to earth, 

light on nil around, 

king from tbrtr ny mday sleep, 

'tte o«nopy «f tiSaVeh. ‘ 

the stricken mourner saw ; 
i with the spirit of the dead. # 
aontlui the dear one had been lent 
i her loolu and words of loro ; 
winged seraph, who was sent 
Ian nngel’s place, wliiie nr. 

Ip, fell In love with her. 

| JJiSmed t6o pure and good to Unger here, 
ojjorMbctaboro. ' , .. 

* -• v *Tls ever thus— 

IW lotely flowers that most wo cherish here, 
mM which our fond affections closely twine, 
ii^saatefacd away by unset/n angels' hands 
f Sj'tianiplanted to the world above. Katb. 

For the N. 0. Clirlsliun Ailro.ifllo. 

July Methodism in South Alabama. 

IlDtHER McTveibk: Looking over your 
to. of May 29, 1 find n communication 
E Thomas Nixon, purporting to bo tlio 
■ptroduotion.of Methodism in Alabama. 
Kga mistake of a full year, I Have con- 
HW to give a brief sketch of the rise of 
pkodistn in this country, and you can do 
nti'H as you think proper, 
h the fall o f 1817, Key. Thos. L. Douglas, 
P.’fe. in the Tonnesscc Conference, deter- 
BBinJttinako au effort to plant Methodism 
ijtlrtowly settled country, (S. Alabama,) 
to Sr this purpose, as lie told me after- 
toljt retained mo in his district, thinking 
ittin man for that work, although quite 
«tgiu the itinerancy ; hut ns I laid in the 
iic' 1813 been through that country as a 
ler, and Still having a good constitution 
1)1 fine health, quito able to licar the fatiguo 
t «och an enterprise, in March 1818 ho 
Me known to me his object, and solicited 
t cooperation. I readily consented, and at 
tomadethe necessary arrangement*, took 
if leavo of Wends, loft tlio Flint Circuit in 
k care of Sterling C. Brown, and in April 
tewed tho Tennessee river at Oittdh's band- 
it 1 passed through a small .part of tlio 
ihctokeo Nation, to rcacli the settlement* on 
ire Black ^ Wwnornnd Cahawjio rivers, north 
of tin port AJsbamu river. 

Thoint settlement I found was at wliat 
ns then called tho Bear Meat Cabin, now 
loonlsrilie. Here I made my first nppoht- 
Kat— here 1 found Methodists, Baptists, mid 
W> Steadies, culled Christians, ['formed. 
•mall society hero, the first formed in that 
wt of the newly settled country. Frojn 
w 1 pteooeded to Jones' Volley — a fine, 
■tile country, running southwest for sune 
btf miles .'between -tho mountains of the 
hek Warrior and Cahawba river*, 
lathisralloy I found a good many Motno- 
» 1 fosmed sooioties mid left oppoht- 
*k From tlionoo to wlicro Tuscaloosa 
wr iithere were many huts, made of p®ts 
^lathe ground, and boarded up witli dep- 
ends From horc I wont to tho placo new 
*4 Carthage, then known ns McKowtfs 
Wl From there I went to Russol’s Settle- 
Jt^tow Grcensborough, tlience to Rico's 
WSnt, now Marion, crossing tho Cnhaw- 
» lint and goingA rieasant Valley, back 
■akatwaa thon Moor's Bluff, now Solma, 
® file west bank of the Alabama river 
'*®Ltarned north, and pussing tlio scttle- 
S} •.Mulborry Crook, 1 roaohod Wilson'* 
“jibef Mt. Avalla, at the lower end of 
V “" cy — a long and fertile valley, 
■yetr tho Cahawba rivor, and bounded 
Wj 1 ! tho Cooeey mountuina. 

^hrooghout tho length of this valley I 
BStenali for forming societies, which 
““■•Odin the fall had a camp mcoting in 
, lower end of it, at wliioli time and place 
•jsoola were converted. I was aided by 
PWlocto preachers— -Rev. Jos. Walkor, 
prittj Powell, J. p, I.eo, and othore. 

L Tft hey ) procoedcd to tho Cataw- 
wne, on Canoe Creek, the plnco wlicro 
“ow stands, thence to Will’s Valley, 
ear, ? t “' ll<!ll . to whites and Indians pro- 
rfcatii a throu e l1 ® r ie tow's Covo to 
Meat Cabin, my starting point, 
* circuit of noar seven hundrod miles 
nf ““"“g tlio time from March until 
in Doccmbor, L, never saw nor 
Methodist traveling proacher; 
JSJ? J'J’B out on tlio mountains, no 
nU '° 8 lint * hearing tlio pan- 
wound mo. The country was 
jj? . tl,iol y Bottled, that the comforts 
•tiear! hhthing about tlio luxuries) 
|U lni , e . ; “ ut tllc people did tho best they 

ObewaTk 11 * ‘ atiefiei1 urul happy, propar- 
■riortabW * irthers to do gooil and Jive 

*“ the falliKh,^ , , , ' " 

h eld t! ?S tfD C(i -tbo TeniiPRHfte f?nn- 

Is sent I.,,,!!. from v;llicl ‘ place 
®*d.bv Bmii. i f ’ out h Ahilinma, accom- 
« Wvekd an " Stri “gHeld and Kestoreon ; 

Kmakin. e .r° tk 1 lu,d f,,rlnuJ tll « year 
lit? aiiiii,i„? WVI '" hundred miles and 
'Wt iu 8ix "' 00kfl ' During 
° f 111(1 *P"“R of 1810 T had 
* *M swim' mMtin K witlrBro. A. Talley, 
*ee, u ,.j ‘™ m t |lu South Carolina Com 

lode ofu,r;:^ d 41,0 twri % <«> tu« 

hJr! la . m rivor ' Sometime in 
^ of no. ' ‘ ^'agfield went to another 
Wl ‘ t J ° KoBtorson and my. if 
J® tf thu * 1 , ’? yctlr ' °n u considoruhio 
*1 Hod urk We ha<1 “ K <K *t state of 
,lw ^L ti ° I>U(C0B 1 ,litu a revival. 

four camp meotingj. 
L 4 * T omhi7‘“. y “ l ‘ r 1 Wa “ Bent to the head 
*|*ad where' s’ , tll() ro K'oa of Cottnii 
t* Bishigi l'aiai. ,, ! umk uB now is. Robert, 
"“•4, »ud u,w i> “trt tn.the field 1 l.ad 


, , . ... ■ luruugn in mo louowing year, mon who know him well predict that be will 

, dear brother, . Whm about twelve yours old lie eomrtieneerf leave a deep mark on our Kplsoopal lustorv 

Cnmden Ala June lo'S the itiuly of Latin and Greek, first privately, Hois especially able in financial pians-'a 

Camden, Ala,, Juno 10, 18o2. . and th on at. an academy in ids native town, talent much needed by tlio great enterprises 

: — - - Po these languages lie added tlio study of oftlie clmroli." 

Tho New Bishops of the M. E. Church, •*«»«••> and an extonsijro mathemationl Bishop' ljakor is the junior superintondtihb, 

North. cnur8 “' When between nntl Itj lie bdonnie in years at least. Dike Dr. Anics-lio is round 

Bi.iiop Srott — Dp. Blmtmon — Up. Aoiea—lip. linker. 11 st ' ,de,,t »« Mndipott College, then superin- and blooming With health. His features pro 

" Many of -our readers helped to make the tc ™“t 1 !>y Dm; Brffcoin.l'llliott and Fielding, seht a very interesting expression. There is 
older BISWJPB, nnflf Knew thdfeW But ns • d PP ul . at \ , ; c, rt. of Tutor,- Du- a manifest air of modesty about Uieuj : you 

, , , , . ring .tits stay, m this, institution lie pursued would take him to lio inclinable Of unv dis 

the last nuulo aro strangors somewhat, We in- the stmlv nl - IlnUeew «l,;,.i. 1 . . i , , , " ,cl M ul| ae 01 any uis- 

, ' . . . . , me sumy ot llobrew, wlnolt. ho had provi- courtesy, however slight or sudden, or of any 

troduoc them to tf.eir acquaintance by Copy- ousiy com.nencod', " . - ; - v egotism or obtrusion' His head is large and 

mg, tho following interesting and diseriminii- 1,1 ... p llB "intcd with the M. E. Church, j intellectual ; his eyes of bawl color, ami pro- 
ting skotohes from Zion’s Herald. [ETn. and immediately engaged in aptivo religious tectcij by spectacles; his nose is prominent 


uui luiuuo vu uuiau MIU i ■ . ...j , I - u P '•* » IIVIU 

older BlthOfn, riilff Knew thcfrwk But ns V’v 'I™ .° d PP ul . Qt \ , ; c, rt. of Tutor. Du- j a manifest air of modesty about them: you 
. , ring .Ills Stay III tins, institution lie pursued ! would take him to bo inclinable Of onv dis 

the last nuulo aro strangors somewhat, We in- the stmlv of llnlWnw «l,;,.i. i. . -i . ■ , , no nicapnuic oi any ais- 

, me sumy ot llobrew, wlnolt- ho lmd- proiq- courtesy, however alight or sudden, or of any 

troduoc them to tf.eir acquaintance by Copy- ousiy commenced'. " . - ^ , egotism or obtrusion' His head is large and 

mg, tho following interesting and diseriminii- In l?-29 lie united with the M. E. Church. | intellectual ; his eyes of hazel color, and pro- 
ting skotolies from Zion’s Herald. [Eii. and immediately onguged in aptivo. religious Uocfcd by spectacles; his nose is prominent 
All oyes havo been directed for several dilj-s lln *" i' us lk Sabbath Scliool teacher, • and ' and-his tin mt li largo and expressive Vif- gene- 
to tlio Episcopal- scats, where the recently f 11 b'’f" Atils-mi-i a class leader . -His i rosity. \ffisliopilaker was horn ,in Marlmv, 

elooted Bishops sit liesidOrtlieir predecessors. " 1 } ' sl ! ■’ " n f? ’'"'creiy, lie turned his at- ■ N. 1 1.. jlfly 30, IN Id , At tlio request nl' some 

They are a strong addition to the Episcopal tcnt "’ n tho study of ineilicine, and having j of tlic Metlmdist preachers wlm began about 

Board, and we bolievo that the sutisfhltlon of cl,m P lBt( ’ d ‘he usual course vimlleenrod as a 1827 to visit at hi* father*; (Ur. Isaac lia- 

botli tho Conference and the Metlmdist puli- W" 01 ** >“ . But feeling it to lie iiis iter) lfe was sent to Wdbrnlmin Academy, ' 

lie with their election increases daily. They d,lt y"to preach, lie was licensed as a loral where lie was unilcr tlio earn of the sainted 

have all presided ill the Conference, and with and recommended to the Annual | Fisk. Here, "in March 12, 1828, he was eon- 

nmnifest competency for thu duties of the . n , rcnuo “ ,)ollt **?« wafcio perind. His first I verted in a very extensive revival which pre- 
chair. * circuit was West Wheeling. The second vailed there, llov. David Patten, "of the 


piiysu.ian in in tint tooling it to be ins ker) lie was sept to Wdbralmin Academy, 

duty. to preach, lie was licensed as a ineal where he was under the enre of the sainted 
preacher, and recommended to the Annual ! Fisk. I lore.' in March 12. 1828, lie was C on- 
Confcrcnce aliout the same period. Iiis first verted in a very extensive revival which pre- 
eireuit was West Wheeling. The second vailed there, llov. David Patten, "of the 


Dr. Scott Is tall and slight in person, and, J ,Hr ' ” wns stationed in tlio city nt Pitts- Providence, Conference, Rev. Stephen Cnsli- 
seems not' to possess vigorous health.' We. nlr 7 1 UI( L ' r ,k ’' eharge.of liev. I . M. I'lud- ing, of the New England Conference, llov. 
would not, however, pronounco him an inva- l, ] 1 ." 1 ' 11,0 * k ' ld J pftr i Bid station being Morris' Hill, of the New- York East Confer- 

lid; on the contrary, judging from jiis up- , l ' lt ''' ’ lll! "as placed in charge ot I-i’.ierty once, and other brethren of our ministry, 
pearaneb, it mny lie hoped that the extensive j btrce M- hureh in that city. The fourth ye, ir made a prbression of religion at the same 
travels required by his new offlbo will-repair he wa* appointed t« Mnnongahplit city, lie time. Dr. Fisk baptized him, and received 
Iiis vigor. -We think this the moro probable’ *"“* ordll ’ ned Deacon by Bishop Roberts in him into tho M. E. Church. His first license 
from the fact that he appears to bo a limn of 1 iHslnirgh, in iN.ki. and Elder in Steuben- as an exhorter waS given in 1829 by Rev. 
calm self-control, and therefore, as tlio men- 1,1 By tlid same Bishop. David Killiurn, of the X. E. ConferenOO, and 

tnl wear anil tenr of the oiiiee arc its chief At the close of the fourth year hesiecept- ids first, license to' preach was given in 1830, 
penis, ho will be able tu defend himself the profcssorsliip or Natural Science and by Rev. I, aban Clark, of the New York East 
against tlictn. - 1 10 ' 1CI> |‘residdney iu Allegluiiiy College. Conference. 

„ Dr. Scott's features are very regular, and " ,ll ' r '’ he remained ten 'years, pn t in I '.',’. 1 In 1830 lie entered the Freshman (‘lass 
indicate much refinement, both moral and "u^i e ei-teil 1 resident Of the indjaha Asburv taught by Pinf. Larraboc, of Indiana, under 
intellectual. His luiir is sandy, and is be- mvCTM . t .V- Hero be remained until elected the direction ufJbe Trustees of the Wesleyan 
coming slight; bis craniolOgieal development 1,(11 ld * lln ' b. Adineate, in IMS. t niversity, and at the opening of the I’niver- 

full and intellectual, tlit; organs of “hereon- sl '-'-i'i ly after, bis election, lie was tendered shy lie entered Freshman. On the account 

W n I I ,u tin fonitli,. ,.P IV.ii.:,, f'.IL... .1. . It . . 


I niversity. Here be remaihed until elected the direction ufAlie Trustees of tlio Weslevan 
editor nl the \\ t. Advocate, in I.'JS. 1 'niversity, and at the opening of the i'niver- 
Slii.rtly after, ids elooUon, lie was lender .', 1 siiy lie entered Freshman. On the account 


FrAwi thu N, Y. Rvenlfif Toal, 

TUB 8TAU8 ,IN THK BTI1KAM. 

Hfttwpcn tlio steep nnU Minny lillh 
Thnt nil the ilroamy ?nlp oncliwto, 

>\ ilh mnny n bright nml graceful o'urre, * 1 

A cli>nr find jtlaclfl stronmlot flown ; 

Thoro noil Rrio-n Imiikn njppn grntly down. 

^ And w roii|i8 of frngnint trout bond o>r 
VrwMi blonnoniH nontlo In thn ftrlinn. 

And nlilnlng pobblon gom tb« nhoro. 

Hon>. In tho npirltiml night, 

Whon nil tho glorious «irth wnnntlll, 

An if tho lund of UrW Wan sptpitd -y v 

At^irn tho dj*cp wood* nf thn hill, 

A fit If -faced boy. with doop blltn cyou^ 

And Imlr Uko nunligbt'N wnry bonin, 

IVonliltomi* n'fid *lt for bourn, nud gain 
Upon tho thick ntnm lu tho ntroani. 

H«* wondered wby th« golden ntnn, ^ 

Tluit TitTng^To fnf ti mid (In* shy. 

Should also iu tlia wavo bolow 
• In .-uclj, at run co of benuly lie. 

And tiioni (or niany a bn liny night, 
llii Ungurod by tho bilrcry nliore— 

So Innocent with dear dcnlro. 

That qucNliunul nil tliliigs^noro.nnd.iunt'c. 

A lonely, thoughtful boy-wnn bo. 

in loro with nil thingn good nml fair, 
tlrent liopon nud winhen fllli d hN heart 
Ib’foro lie hardly know Ihyn thoro; 

. Hut htlll that heart gfow bold and ntrong, 

Thntrlute moro broad nudcariiobt . 

Ho nnw tho Imior nijnno of Uiingn, 

Ami Nnturo'n inyntic inoaiiiiign know. - 
I.on(». yearn bad pinsod lltieo’ ho fOponoil . 

Upon I lu.' bnnk'of that fair ntroani ; 

I*°nj» yearn of thought' amblioly toll 
llnd biuglit him lifo wag not n dream 
Tlio name alnm in tho placid wavy 
\\ ore mill tlio rnnio noft crownn of light, # 

And all along tho banks (lowed down 
To hi* | rent heart thu unnio delight. 

He wAndi n-d not now they wero there. 

Ho nwcetly, troinulijunly bright, 

Nor why ntnr looked again to»t«r 
From. waters to the fluids of light ; 

For he had learned that love’s own law "* 

I * to restore what -it receiver, 

TIiat eiK’.li kind look and tender word 
It* imago in (lie bosom leaves 
Ho wondifred m.t that at his fool 
The space- boru orbs no brightly nhoiio, 

He knew tho heart when turned to llenveu, 

May inul'.o its starry Joys Its own ; 

And that tho more serenely pure 
Thnt heart shall keep through day nud night. 

The more divino shall glow within' 

Tho love-stars of celestial light. 


I r L. 

labors would have, boon more offeotlto 8 nd II* 
usoiiiUiad lie adopted a more extemporane- 
ous style ofprenoliing, 

His manners In the pulpit, wore grave afw) a i, 


tion,” “oompar'son” and “ caution " being •;? M'® fiu’ulty of Diekinsnn College, the I’re- of ill health, lie spent only three year. 


most prominent ; iiis eyes dark bljfe.: iiis nose 
large and well formed ; iiis mouth arid chin 


sidency of thuf institution, but wqujd not ac- 
cept it — since tlio commencement of t.lie pre- 


college; but continued Iiis studies privately, 
and took tlio second degree with bis class. 

In 1831 lie wns oloctod Teacher in the Con- 
forencp Semiuiiry at Newbury, Vt., .where lie 


remarkably well defined, expressive , of the «mt session, the Presidency of the Wesleyan |„ 1834 lie was elected Tenclicr ii 

refined sentiment wo havo alluded to. I niversity lias been offered him. Dr. Simp- forencp Seminary at Now^UFy, Vt., _ 

Wo bavo old personal recollections of Dr. ® dn . roct ' lvc ' 1 the tl *? 0 „ of A \ ,M f f 0,i ' Uu ‘ remained five years in connection witli Jtev; 
Scott, mill avail ourselves of this opportunity r ( '®!l'^ig ,n ' 18:i5 ' a “ a Charles Adam*, win was Principal. U’iien 

to put upon record (as wc have in other cases w,,' U,c , , "• Va '' 1 1 mvcrsity. in Mr. Adams refired from that Institution ih 

when ntjle) some brief but authentic dates 1,0 . w, “ '>’’lwte. 4° the l.enen.l 1839, he was elected Principal, ^vhieh o’liieu 

of Ids career, lie was born October 1 1 tqnfewime. m lHJ+lind (W 8 , . In the latter he. hold live years. At this "time' 

1802, at Cantwell's Bridge, New Castle ci.,‘i ™ to rtotioo ids devotion to, with the N. II. pud Vt. Conference 

SoUwaro, afcHoined’tlie Church October Hi, I ?" d tl,B of «>« i t ' 1 ‘. ur £) 1 ' About tlioyear 1840 he formed tho 


Conference in 1844 Urid 1848% In the latter he. held five 


At this time ho united 


"c.liau occasion , to notice ids devotion to, with the N. II. pud Vt. Conference on trial 


1822. lie joined the Philadelphia Confer- 
ence in 1820, and was sent to Talbott circuit, 
and in 1827 to Dover circuit, in 1828 be 
wns ordained Deacon by Bishop George, and 
stationed in St. George's eliarge, Philadel- 
pliia. In 1829 lie returned to the same sta- 
tion. In 1830 ho was ordained Elder by lip. 
lledding, and sent to West Chester, Penn., 
whither ho returned in 1831. In 1832 Ids 
health having failed, lie was given tlio rela- 
tion of supernumerary. In ,1833 he resumed 
an effective relation, and was sent to Kent 
county, Md. in 1834 and '33 lie traveled 
Delaware district, on tlio “Peninsula.'’ in 
1830 he was stationed at Franklin St. Oh., 
Newark, N. J.j in 1837 and '38 at Ebenezer 
Church, Philadelphia: 1839 St. Pnul's Cli., 
Pliila. In 1840 he was appointed Principal 


About tlio year 1840 ho formed tho first Tho- 
q^gieal class in Newbury Seminary, which 
became tlio nucleus of the Biblical School, 


In conjunction ivith Rev. J. A. Collins, 'he-' 'laical class in Newh 
projected i, or California Conference - a mens-' l.eeame tlio nucleus ot 
lire then m'nel} questioned, but now found to ml j W i, en tho Institute 
lie full of wisdom. • lie was elected Professor. 

Hishop Ames isastoubrolnist lookingmap, („ ih 44 be retired fromtlie Newbury Sem- 
is perfect a specimen of health as can be inilrv lind Institute, anil 


» For tlio N. O. Cliriftiinn Ailk.vuto, 

Rov. Oliauncey Richardson, A. M. 

- rmaii i>.m:u. 

In this .number - 1 proposed giving some of 
Brother Richardson's characteristics iis a 
proaolior, i may fail to givo to strangers n 
distinct impression of the man, but I will on- 
deaVor to draw sueli.a picture as will lie re- 
cognized by those' who liavo listened to his 
pulpit instructions. Earth docs not afford a 
finer field for tho employment of great tal- 
ents, and for tlio exhibition of thu noliler 
feelings of the human heart, than tho Gos- 
pel ministry. At life's dawn, ty* office call'* 


proper was. organized r *mi«a onwn, 91 s oraco onus 

r him to consecrate tlio infant in the hallowed 

m the Newbury Sen.- ril tu "fbuptiom ; as tlio man approaches tlio 


lij;ht blue Qolor, his chin double. Itticrc is a' 


vey marked elmraoteristie expression aliout expiration of one year lie was appointed Prc- 
liH whole countenance ; it indicates oalm, siding El'dir on Dover district. 


fnnk curncstncss. Thn indication rcv.cnls 
ittoir alko in his voice; which, without Ircing 
otdund as usual with robust men, has no* 
tioahly this significance. 


, - inary and Institute, nnd was stationed nt Ro- , ®?™ ian i ho 18 summoned . to tlio hymeneal 

"nml in the assembly. Iiis bail' is deeply ghester, N. li.— a delightful country appoint- , r ’ and 1,8 11 ,ll ' su ™ ,lfl to tl,R Jarkhes* of 

liaek, his bead fully developed with a special mBnt , einl.racing some ten miles square, and , 0 8 rftvc ’ llb milsU, ° tllcri ’ tn administer to 

irominenee of the “ perceptive organs, " iiis kllmvll in t)l0 ( , ar j y d, iys ofjifethodism as do P nrt!n B s pint the consolations of roli- 

eieeks full and lb. rid, bis eyes small and o( Norway Plains. From Rochester lie wits sent S ' <m '. Thu9 tho mi " ister ha8 to dci11 with 

to the city of Monoliestor, N. H. At the m ™ n11 tllc vnr,ous of lifc ’ i,, ovcr .V 
expiration of one year bo was appointed Pro- f t “ K ° ™ . hfa ’ 8 ,P rb * t6 ^ nnd in B 'ery eventfui 
aiding Elder on Dover .tistriet, h " Ur .°- ltS , T,, 0 W h 1,0 ln «J r bo ut 

Having been elected Professor in the Met!,- ‘ un “ . an . d m ,lll 1 P lrtoca Cl #f d Jn 1,18 

odist General Biblical Institute, be entered “ ° nc f' lu “ 

, .. • p,| I) r , . • , resc^vo all his Rtrono ,, v lOWUiUH which nil 

upon the ditfje* of tho Professorslnp at tin- ^ 8tu(lie8 ttnd effor ' t8 mu9t conver ge,. to 

close of the Conference year in 134,, where j, ' ■ , , !onBn( ,_ ta tll0 rm , pmnnI , 


N orway Plains. From Rochester lie was sent 
to tho city of Maneliestor,- N. 11, At the 


Having been elected Professor al the Meth- 
odist General Biblical Institute, lie entered 


In tliQ.Bnme year tho .honorary degree of A. K ook “d Puritan stock.. Iiis- ■grnndiiither, 
M. was conferred upon him by the Wesleyan Kev S J ’ lviinu3 Al " 08 ' Nv,ls a/Massachusetts 
University, Middletown, ft. In 1843 he re- mau 11 ^'“duate of old Harvard, u- settled 
signed Iiis position at Carlisle, and was an- Taunt »n. a stout lioartcd Puritan 

pointed to Union Church, Pliila. 1844 rc . P atrllt i anil died in the camp of Washington 
sent to tho same eliarge: in 1843-0 7-8 ho “ l V,J1( ' y 1 ‘°. rS( '’ wl,cl '“ h ® " as ft.-cheplaui in 

was presiding elder of flip South Philadelphia tl,u lm 'd winter of 1777 is; so at least a 
District. In 1840 the honorary degree of D l”' mt,d S oncnlo i; }<;aI : of tho Ameses. 

1). was conferred upon him by Delaware Col- wWcl have seen, records. Bp. Ames' 
liege, Newark, Del. In 1848 lie was elooted hithei settled early at Athens, Ohio, where 
Assistant Book Agent, N. V., where lie inis tllu H ’ b1,0 P himself was horn, May 20. 1800. 
performed especial servieo to tlio Church in llu ™ con verted during a remarkalile rc- 
tho lawsuit caso. At tho present General vival ,f religion which took place among Oiie 


- i-iuHo 01 me v^uiuurunuy year in in-ti, wuerc „ . „ii *. , , 

n , 4 ■ ' v *••» .«vi * 1 • n \ . , . , . 47 , , which ho must eonnoerato all the reueemed 

Hula, in 1840 he was appointed Principal v ^ Am * *? 11 h ? ms ,. rc ' mune ' 1 ur,n « tho Pf *«ve years „ of llis , niml lind |,eart-that is, The 
of Dickinson Grammar School, Carlisle, Pa. U “ ‘orn New l^nglander. He came of a with distinguished success. When elected the time, the place, the audi- 

In tliQ.same year the .Uonorarv decree of A K ooU ' Jd 1 " rl(a " • stoek ' H “* grandfather, to this offic^ie. resolved to be governed by thc themes, involving in their boundless 

’em , /f ' iTT - il -'- M ‘; 68 nc l ‘ usc " 8 .th« judgment of lire brethren, and did not m „g C all tho higher interests of man’s death- 

nun a graduate of. old llanard, a settled finally decide»to engage again in the work »»f , . . . , 

- . m . . 1 aid- . r. .,1 xi , , ^ , low* nature, conspire to waken up h in oner* 

pusirr^t Iauntnn, , stout l.ear ed Pari an teaelnng until the N. 1 . Conference, by a gips , ttnd call ld J alont8 intrt rC qqi*iti 0 n. 

patriit, amld'Ciiinthe campofWnSliington specific vote, requested las appointment to . llf . „, inill , 8 „ ‘ 


Rev Sylvanus Amos, was a/Massacbusctts tlio judgment of iiis liretlircn, and did not 
man a graduate of old Harvard, a -settled finally decidcto engage again in the work *'f 
pastvrpwt Taunton, a stout lioartcd Puritan teaching until tho N. II. Conference, by a 
patriit, and died in the camp of Washington specific, vote, requested Iiis appointment to 


at V, Hoy Forge, where lie was a chaplain in that institution 

tlio liii-il winter of 1777 tj : so at least a His brethren have shown their confidence 
primal geneologlcal table of the Ameses, iu him by giving him two oleetidns .as a dob 
wllicl we have seen, records. Bp. Ames’ egate to tlieiienergl Conference, and byelect- 
flilliei settled early at Athens, Ohio, where ing him Conference Secretary for quito a 


Conference I 10 has been elected to tlio Epis- 
copacy. Ho 1 ms served as a dologat'o to this 
body in 1830, 1840, 1844,1848 and '52. • 

Dr. Scott is self-educated, hut not tlio loss 
thoroughly educated on that account ‘ iiis at- 
tainments nro classical, lio is an able 
proaoher, and will, wo predict, sustain ids 
new functions with unflagging success. I f lie 
fails nt all, it can only he by tho failure of 
ids 'health. Tho marked distinction of ids 
vholo clmmoter— moral and intellectual— is 
f.s perfect 'Symmetry. 

Dr. Simpson we have already “ sketched .' 1 
Mo availed ourselves of. that opportunity to 
rdiovo by a littlo humor tlio gravity of these 
rather monotonous columns. Now that our 
late brother editor lias been translated from 
fur notable brotherhood to an inferior posi- 
tion, and partly by our own rasli agency, we 
van not bo expected to contemplate him with 
the same lively interest. Still we arc will- 
ing to lot our former compliments pass. Ho 
lias not changed inn iotu Bineo tlio change in 
his oireimiBtutjcos. Ho is OTtrJently himself, 
und will always bo so through all external 
vicissitudes. t 

Dr. Simpson is reputed ono of tlio strong- 


wliiel we have seen, records. Bp. Ames’ ognte to the General Conference, and by cleet- 
fiilliei settled early at Athens, Ohio, where ing 1dm Conference Secretary for quito a 
the Bebop himself was born, May 20 , 1800. number of years. A 11 occasional sermon, nnd 
lie vus converted during n remarkable re- a Sabbath School -Gift Book --' 1 The . East 
Vival if religion which took place among the Witness'— arc all flic works licrttis published, 
students of the Ohio. I Diversity- in August, lie 1ms a volume in A1SS. which we havo oc- 


students of the Ohio. I niversity- in August, Do 1ms a volume in MSS. -which we havo oc- 
1827. it was a productive revival. Among easionally alluded to. it is entitled “Tho 
the culverts, who arc now minister*, ami who Methodist Preacher's Hand Book." It is liy 
were issooiated as fellow students In the Uni- -no means u. mere collection of Episcopal de- 
versitr, were liev. J I. J. C. lark. .1. .31. 1 rim- visions as some havo supposed, hut n prno-, 
bio. E II. I’ileher, W . Ilerr, *14. E. I’ileher tijjivl commentary Oil thoNdotics of a Metlio- 


gies, nnd call liisjalcnts into requisition. 

Each class of Gospol ministers aro marked 
liy some peculiarities. Wlm* lire the 'char- 
acteristics of -Mctlnxiist -preaching ! For- 
merly their practicalness, their system of doc- 
trines, and tlieir direct appeals to thc heart, 
distinguished them -from 'others. ' Blit minis-' 
tors of other communions now proacli in the 
same style. What is now tho distinguishing 
feature of Methodist preaching! I should 
sny its extern /to rnneotjitHM- Not thnt jejune 
oxtempprancousness w^icli exhibit* neither 
originality or thought, genius or eloquence. 
I 11 listening to thc hotter class of our proaeli- 
ers, tlioso who give elmraeter nnd tune to our 
ministry, ivo constantly detect evidences that 


jst preneher, embracing Episcopal decisions ,, . 

• , J. , .... ,.- 1 , - .- , they are composing their 

ml such civil 101 l 1 v 1 .il decisions as relato to ,. . 

• liver them. ■* 11 — 


, „., 0 , . ., . • j , f . 1 , , . tlieyareeoniposmgtlieirsernionsastliey.de- 

In i828 and 1820, Dr: Ames taught 111 the and such civil indieial decisions as relate to ,. ., , ,, ,. 

, ,, , . liver them. in. tho injjrpduotion andtliodi- 

MeKmdroo College, at Lebanon, 111. 11 Au- ecclesiastical nnuterB. Wo hope it may be , . ., 

. , , , ,, 1 J daotio.portions of tlieir sormons, tliey somo- 

o' IP ’ v- ’ 10 ll!P ” ! ' l, Ot pie.io 1 iy ev. pu >1 it h oi'. ""n- ' times appear languid. Observations arc made 

l-ewr Cartwright. He was received on trail. Bishop Baker is a thorough Greek scholar. w|lich lmy0 , )ut „„ illdi) . uut rcforcll( , e to the 

in tli.- Illinois Conference, the same year, a rave instructor, nnd noted among us lor ins , . , . , , _. _ ’ 

,, , .. , „ s . < ... . - ,, , subject; sentiments are repented, sentences 

On tlo division oi the 1 Ilium* Conference 111 familiar acquaintance with the Methodist ' • , , . , 

, , , are Bometunes involved m obscurity liut in 

1832. be was assigned to the iiuthna Confer- economy. His place m our nioltcnl school . , , n , , , , 

, r , , r, , the midst of tins mental effort to grapple, 

once, and was ordained a Deacon l.y Bishop -can not readily lie titled. As a preacher lie - , . , ,, . 

. . . .. , , !. „„ wiili the diflieultics of a subject, the speaker 

Soule 10 1832. In 1834 lie was ordamed E - is sound, systematic and instructive, llu-rc . ., . , , . , . . 

,, , ... strikes a noli vein 8f thought: Instantly his 

dor lit Bp. Huberts, lie was employed in is no impetuosity aliout his discourses or ins , , . , , ,, , 

. 1 1 , whole manner is changed. Ills oyc flushes, 

vanodt holds ot labor till 1840, when be was counsels, but good sense, calm moral power. , , . .. , ... , 

, , „ „ , , ’ . , r. ; las countenance becomes ignitod, tho tones 

eleetoj a dclbgilte tn the General Conference and almost infallible safety. New England .... . , „ • , 


1832. lie was assigned to the Imlihna Confer- economy. 


acquaintance 


elected a dclbgilte tn tho General Conference and almost infallible safety. New England 
held tint year at Baltimore, and tla-yc olio- -feel* -not only satisfied, hut honored in ids 
sen Corresponding Secretary of .he- Mission- election. Ho is a hum who will not only sc- 
ary .Society. In tliis olfio* lie lind tlio super- om$ tho profound respect of tlio Church, hut 


vision of our German and Indian missions, its universal love. • 

Ho traveled more than 25,009 miles ddring Such arc tl few notitin of Our uew superin- 
tho four years of his 'secretaryship, passing- tenderits. We havo reason to congratulate 


strikes a rich vein 6 f thought: lustuntly Iiis 
whole manner is changed. Iiis oyc flushes. 
Iiis countenance becomes ignitod, tlfo tunes 
of his voico become more moving nnd por- 
suasivo — ids every look and gesture indicates 
thnt his soul 1 ms become electrified, and I 10 
(lours forth 11 torrent of 'eloquencu that 
reaches, subdues nnd captivates tlio hearts of 
his hearers.' Now it is evident Mint had -tlio 


and will always he *o ; through all external T y T f t* '«”****■ ,ava ^ to congratMato Hpeftkw cnrefuHy written ont 1 . 1 s sermon and 

Vicissitudes. . ' over the entire Indian i crritory . ran. I exas ourselves, and thank the Grand Hoad of the r Ll it or doliVercd it ' ,»««oW/*r. it would 

Dr. Wmpson is reputed ono of 'ihe strong- ^ 1 -trnmirsiri fi w ,ld* me*se*i aBli Tm ^^ged '- i iaflie r 8 ' TO ii a agi* 

est men of American Methodism. His fa^ <= an >P ,a g «« ;«»r waejts together. -lie hud the the resno.is.blo office J hey w.l he a power- 

is e*pro«ive of calm decision, of persistent 7 ° . ml t>VCr ^ rul addltlon of m ° ral uad ‘“'olleetunl force , lmvo „f tc . n , often heard tl.e remark made 

energy, ahd discriminating sagacity ]| u an Imlian Umneil, lumng served the (,'lmvtaw to it, and the next four years will show by | ly p, rH „„x, after hearing Bro. Richardson, 

ought to ho a capital business man, a il l '.V ' 1 "“'T? I" ^ : tho P ro ^f ° f ““.T * 0 addltio '‘ a ' P- that he did not preael. like a Mothodist-ho 

manager, and a first rate presiding officer. 1 T t i ’ ° WO* moro liko an Episcopalian, or IWiyte- 

A* a proaoher and platform speulfer lie has SkS^iM o ‘ tt ' V " ,,w ,n ri au. I cannot but think 'there wu «mo 

won high fHUiom in Boston ilurinc tho Hesmon •• r \ • i ' ° ill, hy tho pro- T ■ ground for Unit opinion, which will bee#- 

Ills discourses are perspicuous w ell arranged f T t" “ ^ T “ W r, *I ,ria ‘* d hun "! S *? 0N T ° *** ««me,l an encomium, or otherwise, nccoMing 

lull of ir.struolion. and are varied l.v n,i«! fop eduoiiUon, per person, than m Massaohu- son used to say, that a lml.it of look, ng on the u> tho diffurent 0 f. individual*: lie 


s.mom ... . j j* i . .. .. niuiuii v.uiiiiuu, mivuitr hitvmu iiic n flaw 

energy, ahd discmmuating sagacity. H 0 1 r ' *i • \i h L . . , 

, . h J . ■ tjcncial Council in that ^capacity in 1842, 

ought to bo a capital business man, a safe nni i *. 1 . ,, ’ 

i ft * * and no usow up, at tho request of tho Com- 

manager, and „ lire rate presiding officer. mittco oa |.; d „ oati(m , lliw Ilow 

7 U &ee in that ^\ft m h thn pro- 

"on liigl, esteem m Boston during tho session. ylHiona of whiull u lu , Hllm iu 

full T POr8P I 0l, ° Ua ’ "•^,T" Sed ' for e(iucaliB "’ I* Br person, than in Mossaclm- 

lull oi mstruotion, und aro varied by pits- setts itself 

tonobing ^ " nd Amen served a* a delogato to the 

"1 Deneriri Gnnfepenen ., 1 ’ 1 S . 1.1 .. . . . 1 (’ lull 


' m a ,a, « or m 18 W'-praitcd oL omission TO iii r cm stx x ii-s -"r l, r ■ JOI.D- toom8d an enqomiura , or otherwise, according 
tor education, per porsou, than m Aiassucbu- son usod to say, that a lml.it of looking on thc ^ ra 0 d ;ff urcllt tastes of individual* l'o 

! t8clf . , , , M “ ide °f uvcry ovont i? t !'“ u “ thou - preached Mothotlist doetrinos, l,i» sermons 

B.Hlaqi AmeH served a* a dvlegaio to the sand pound* a your. Bishop Hall quaintly w()f0 otio# ,; Uo up ,, ea l 0 d directly to the 
(jonoral Gonferonoo of 1844, and from 1844 remarks, “ For every bud there might bo a „ „, 18 in , iIh b1bIo 0 f delivery that 


d Methodist doetrinos. Ids sormtns 
ictioul, lio appealed directly to the 
It was in his stylo of dolivery that 


Jlo w-as horn in Cadiz, Ohio, June 21, 1810. to 18 5 2 has-travolci as P. EldTou the New wTreeTm.d wim,, V/.nan breaks ^ ZZt of 

ol tl1 ’' ‘VL Episeo- Albany. Indianapolis and .Jeffersonville dis- him ho thankful it was not iiis neck." Wlion u„ sometime* tbpogh rarely, read hi* *er 
m mh’“ Tlfr^.wn.thoh^cand triets, Indiana G’onferonqc. In"M844 the Fcnoion’s library was ongo on lire, “God ho ZSier.llcrr. 

p i ^g p ace for the travelings. ministers State .University of Indiana conferred on him praised,” ho oxolahnod, .“ that it is not tho d ouinftimes oxtemporized ■ but when 
When about a year old, his father died, and tho degree df A‘ M. dwelling of some poor man." It ha* boon S ’so earelnUv 

vlthra 1 ’! do ™ lvcd l T on . lll “ '“Other, who Wo have never heard Bishop Ames preach, beautifully said, thut the Wild bird yet un- _(tt g Mrloil* YWO W well rounded— liie bun- 
y n io oi.ty of Cincinnati, and upon nor spouk uny whuro olso than on^tlio Con- tamed and unaooustomod to confinement, ton eSi/ formed so nicolv that tlio heurer felt 

an uncle o very eonsiderahlo and vpiod ford floor Ho is said to ho an*cxeelleut beats itself almost to dent), against the wirt* S! ZZt to 

earning, w 10 wae for yeuru in publio- life, practical preuoher. Ilia remarke in the Con- of ^ while tlio tamo pnaoner fqtMrttly . 0 f t.Yujied bv the 

either on the judiomi bench or in the Stutn u.. t — uj acumoBCuH, und rchevceiU aolitude bv a sonif. to the luiumpuwo oi looliug oxuued.py two 


dignified, nt tho widoBt roitibto from cYort 
tiling trilling, every tiling theatrical.. Ha ChnroF 
wna about tho onlinary hbight, spare ,nado, deolaktl 
ins figure erect. Jlic high forehead, display- i* : hibr''»] 
ing well dovcMpod Intellectual fncultios, his nmiouric 
penotniting «ye, ids counteqaneo hcamlrig commnn 
with intolligoneo, was study os to command* enforee I 
universal respect: ahd if lm nppo&red for the Beyond t 
first time before mi nndionee, his whole ft|v from the 
poarnnim wns a guavantoh that they wbuld law and 
bo both instructed nnd'ediBMi t ®»0 Kt«h- 
ordson'H friends, were hctotllyHwhamto iff 0 silent, It 
vyo.il] cut likmicsi, (mblHied in ode of onr p Q . iin^ ltA 

riodi cals pome two years since. It wan deemed ’ "“Tlioi 
a earricalnre.l 

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Hip voice, though distinct, would not gofto ; 
rally bo considered musi*|l. lio doinmonoctl tho.i™ 
tho services in tones snlfioidutly loud test* liariur 
heard liy tlm entire assomldy. Ho read tile edj 

' lessons nnd hymns in a distinct and impress- IIBot 

iyo manner ; and from tlio cominoncoinent to opinion J. When »hfl 
tho close of tlio services lio kept tlio congrc- tho name t.f 
gatom interested. I never on any occasion moiitt is/r/tw* if it 
Him an nudionco become listless while ho con- ‘1 In oonformit 
dtudcd pul ic worship. _ Church any nut 

I Iiiino who hoard lmn frequently obsorvod bo sinful ! Or in 
a satnonoss in his prayers. A fovorlto ox- any where, oltlier. 
(iressiiin with hint in prnyorwas, “Ctmunaml dortnediho rein 
tlio blessing oven lifo, lor evor more, to incompatible wi 
rest hpon each ono of us." In referonoe to .. “ Wo think th 
tlio extension of tlio Redeemer's kingdom, ho tbe.Church had 
prayed tlmt tlio time might soon ho ushered nakotl teStli : 
in when frohi tlic rising to tlio sotting bup ^icon spared 
Irian should nfler inoonso and a pure offering ; sortutloti* i 
and lie frequently concluded witil the collect, sition 
“ Defend us. oli Lord, with thy most p-noious with i 
favor, further us with thyoontinnnl help,”otc. it* l_„.. 

Lot not tin reader supposo that Bro. R.’s ot«-of 
prayers lacked fervor or appropriatonos*. whioh 
1 hero wore times when ho was spooially pow- 
erful in prayer. I recollect on one occasion, 

•several years since, nt a ennip meeting, ho of the 
offered a prayer which I havo seldom hoard he who c 
excelled. Tlicre had hepn a good deal of ox- i ‘ ‘ 

Citement nnd several convorsions. Brethren ingi ' 
of warm temperament nml stentorian lungs 1 
Imd boon praying, and tlio feelings all had the' 
boon wrought up to a high dogree of interest, moden 
111 this slato of tilings it wn* with a slight direct 
feeling of regrot and four lost tho intoroet found , 
might aliato, that I hoard Bro. II. begin to mon 
lead in tho devotions. But my foolings soon untl] 
changed. Ilo began liy representing tho- and. 
state of thc inouriicrH ns condemned and it to bo, it 1 * 
guilty criminals. Ho then nlluded to the which ( * 
meray of God no tlio ground of hunmu eonfi- a light tb (ittr 
denec, plead redemption's price in thofljlcnt perfect, I 
atonement ; and when he came to speak of work, EC 
•our High Priest, toualiod with tho fediifg of against 

our infirmities, who over livoth to niako inter- no 1 ' 

cessing for us, lie seemed to grasp tho prom- and t 
iso and benr us aloft on the wings of his as the 
faith; nnd while ho thus wrestled for an of- pntliy. 
fusion of tlm Holy Ghost,- verily it fell upon iUmlf j* 
us and sent his thrilling influences through tho i 7 
tho congregation, nnd ono universal shout of oonvey 
praise spontaneously broke forth from ovory had not t 
believing heart. . Uenlii 

In his prayers at tho sick bod side, and in' and 
tlm liuuao of boreuvoment, ho was peculiarly 
at homo. H seomed as though his voico was 
unusually pnthotK, and every tender express- bond*, r - 
Uin and appropriate pro,. a*,, W|l8 ut hu com . wtoe c; - 
niand \\ hatover opinion thom, moy ,; ftye „al>i«cte. 
lornmd of our dear brother who imd hut a noto re 
superficial acquaintance with him, I know when 
that he possessed a warm, n sympathetic and the u 
heart, lie entered my humble dwoliing of 
wlmn tome it had an unwonted silonoe, an i« not 
indeseribabio gloom. Death had bean thoro, a father- 
ami Imil done his worst. He had smitten the not all. 
partner of my bosom, tlm companion of my ‘ demn - tl. 
itinerant toils. I Imd luid the mortal remuins any ell.. 
of tlio mother beside thoso of our beloved Church ' 
child, and returned in solitude to woojl. I tl-,,!.™. 

diil not despair. I was not destitute of the tho cl 

consolations of religion. I fully boliovod duties of 
Unit tlio spirits of tho departed wore min- Christian 
gting tlieir songs before tlm Throne. But this can not 0 
did not bestow choerfulness to iny dwoliing, this: If 

did not givo mo back tlio society and presence the t 

of Imr who had boon my guardian angel, who she Cl II 

bo richly merited all tlm affections of my slavery, 
heart. Ilow opportunely was tlio visit of toaehos, , 
such a friend. His doliouto ullusions to the peculiar 
deceased, iiis kind manner, his fervent pray- aro silent 
ers and sympathizing tear* did all that mor- Scriptures lmvo 
lal could do to sootlm un anguished spirit. turn profewion, she 
And, now, oh my God! another domestic make so. -What 
altar lias been invaded, and a family group tinned. sho doe* i 
dearer to our brother than life itself, is now she is shut up by 
clad in mourning! I would fain make a tion. If she Imd uni 
tender of tlio usual expressions of condolence, the provisions of her 
but oil! bow vain and unsatisfactory ore elusions which have 
these formalities. May He who tempors the produced bitterness 
winds to tlm shorn lumb, tlio husband of tin .own ahildren, in ill 
widow, tlm futlmr of tlm fatherless, mere!- different section* of 
fully shield, sustain and bless them. ’ Amen, hftvo been prevented. 

‘ . ^H.S.T., The C 

Par tb* N. 0. Cliii.lian AdrOrat., 

The Bible on Slavery. 

n , the Chur 
Wo have been gratified in perusing a Re- t | iem ’j^ 

port on -Slavery drawn up by J)r. Thornwell, 

CltairSan of a Committee appointed bythi’ 

Presbyterian Syilod of South Carolina, to ttAodj 
draft a oiroular on tlio subject, presenting Us g ; veg toj 
religious and ecclesiastical ns^Oct*. It out- master a: 
weighs volumes of tlio soutiirtfenttil apptol* witli tho 
and refined theories of phihiutfirupio wriing- ,, ? n ' idero ! 
lers. Wo clip into it here and there. As b' . 

tlm power of the Church to legislate eft ( • 

fclavcr y ■ ' ' cm not’ 

“The Cluuroh ixa very peculiar sooiiitj— The Bible li 

voluntary in the sense tl)st nil its memlan 

beooum ho, nob by constraint, but willingly ; too master 
hut not in tho sense that it* doctrines, d'sol- t’hureh t 
pllim and order aro the creature* of hi man own men 
will, deriving their authority and obligation a,s a Chu 
from the consent of it* members. On the Lard-. hj| 
eootfory, U ha* a fixed grid unalterable eon- 
stitution, and that' cimstitutiun is tl,o Word to Ml W 
of God. It Is the kingdom of the lord Jv to bis wist 
sus Christ- He la enthroned in H as * iov*- There wh 
reigu. !t*wu he**, no voiqo hut his; dtoili fcw'y j Al 
evuuuwidhut HU; pursue uv cuds but li- 


the ( . hui 
them for 


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doctrine < 


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The Bible fi 
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k pretense for ‘'calling in," yd manifested 
an acquaintance with every- locality, every 
tree and Treed -grown path nliout the premises 


NORTHERN CORRESPONDENCE 


California Ab I ™ without any other appointment, and one .crop oa*o old ^purchase th^,,, 

ns there was no other to offer mo then, he in He culture. Major C. never pe j 

Bro. MeTvEiRt: It is due to the Missis- concluded, that I might act as a special agent wtrk to lie done on his plantati^^ 
sTppi Conference, as well as myself, that I for tb « CoUfornia mission until fall, at least, Sabbath, 

should make known my whereabouts, snd and *A»® if P°“ lb, ° an ’ nmount to send a man The Maine liquor law lias man, 

give somo account of myself in reference to fron > Conference. As soon as the health rotates in the Star State who WU , 
the California Mission. of m 7 famiI y would justify it, I sot out ; have in agitating publio sentiment on thin 

At our late session I responded to tlio call mado a tour thtough part of tho Conference All the ovangclioal denominations 

of Bishop I'aino, with others, and ofTorcdmy- b,1 ‘ owing to a want of previous notico tho isling in Terns. An crecUent 

self for that distant field. Humble and un- congregations were small, and not prepared sprit exists among the various i 

worthy as I 'feel myself to ho, then compare- to give. They did, however, subscribe, and tb%t. 


Lynn, Mass., June It, 1852. 
Mr. EniTon : The almost explosion in the. 


that quite puttied my host. Fifteen years General Conference, of which d spokp in my ^ knQwn my . whereabouts, 4n d end raise if. possible nn. nmount to send a man 

la-fore my father had emigrated Westward, hist, dul not pass entirely without effect. £ V e eomo'aMOUtit of myielf in reference to froM M Conference. As soon as the health 

/ ... . _ T, „i,,Uren It The speech of Mr. Porter, in which lie til- .p ... p ^.„ , , . -ire- , ... ... , — 

with a large family of Small chid lplT „, tlm . fl ,„ vp , inlJcr9 were in tho Church 


with a lam family or Small cnildren. it T® cca oi mr. i , r , . the California Mission. v ‘ --i-. »“ onmuicm on this 

hnrt Wn mv fint home and l felt, on leav- tlmt slaveholders were in j-ho Churc M ^ ^ r rc9p0nded to tho call made a tour through part of tho Conference All the evangelical denominations 

hod been my ,n 0 uld find a sweeter * bj ."from ilban r«J, of Bishop Paine, with others, and offered my- but owing to a want of previous not.ee the isling in Terns. . An eroeU ent 

ing it, that I never sho Baltimore, whore it produced no little sensa- ^ ]f fpr ‘ |mt d ; |tjmt tic)d Humblo and un- congregations were small, and not prepared sprit criBts among tho various i 

EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE. 1,omt ‘- The plny-gro.mds were the , tK>n Telegraphic dispatches were soon re- wofthy ^ , fec , myBclf t0 ho, then eompara- give. They did, however, subscribe, and tb V . 

• not far distant the grave-yard, with its clump ccivcd by members of the Baltimore dolegn tivoly ft Blrnn g Cr this Conference, I was, will hand it over to the preachers m charge, The first Evangelical Lutheran 8vm 

f* ttosyrf lMWr ] of trora where tho forefathers slept. I ma d ° tion, insisting .that members ' af tho Church npv( , rtl , el(;8S recommended to tho Bishop, who will remit to mo before tho 1st of Ooto- Texas convonhd at Victoria Mar 20 

Mv DemIC.: The mail boat, after a short to a ^rtain mulberry, which was m .that Conference weroin thoChurch hynght ftnd recoivcd t)ie nppuintment. The prriimi- her next. Will tho brethren of the Confer- ministers wore present. , '. 

i..vr a^wikin.. 1 - ... p twiffa and according to tho Discipline, ns much ns . . .. . „ _.„ ( ..;.i „:,i ■■ -enco aid in this matter 1 Tlicv havo pledged A fino evangelical tone of ■ 



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The first Evangelical Lutheran Snwu 

Vtna I'rmvnnnd of VininJ. kt 


ilv Drake.: Tho mail boat, after a short rMI>ectB to a mulberry, which was m tlintConfercncewercin the Church Dy right nnd rccoivcd n pp 0 lnt,nont. The prriimi- l»er next. Will tho brethren of the Confer- ministers wore present 

half sen-sickening voyage from Wilmiog- wonderfully pro liBcin former times of twigs, a " d according to tho ^ narios, (all except “ the material aid,") we* '^eo aid in this matter I They havo pledged A fino evangelical t 

. .. ... . .... wonuenuuy ! TO ^ . , f the members in Now Englnnd, and demand- ^ thomsolvcs to this. their proceedings. It 


- .. ^ i nic nicmuerg in new rjiiu,*****^) uuu uviu»uu . n , . . 

I me; with, a goodcompany ^ h#d furnUhcd lll0 parcnta l hand, for jy |ng ^ tho offcnBiv0 .angungeof Mr. P. ho ^XhFofrua^y jT5he sumK > ask not contributions in reference to send- serve the missionary concert pr » Tw 
at the Charleston with ma ny of those rods diflavowcd hy the General Conference. Mr. w(l / to hftvo , )C v n furnUod ! "S to California. Lot the Uni send fr on the first Monday evening af ( L' 

morninir. I have e .i: a„i„ I fnlt no anite Pnllma nmaantod nnd p.nforced that domand *, *. * ... ... .^i i 1. „ .1..11 » x «... .«,i i n taim ^ — i.. _ _ %? 


A fino evangelical tono of Bpirit' 
their procoodings. It was do 


i o’clock ono morning 


» _ . *1 • . . j . , . UlUllNtllU UUllllip WHO III tmiv a hi ii.viiuu o ' v wi CYUf* 

Solomon extols bo highly. I felt no sp CoUins presented and enforced that domand ; thc fdlifereiico as an outfit, which anrnint whom ho will, ho shall have my money, my »nd to take up regular collections i 
. . .. . .. -11 .1... nrwl pammitu- hilt thft Pnnfprpnne merely lUdcfinitclV post- J \ .. ;..n.. nnnn c... ,nim ...... . . 


xndon at midnight; Charleston at ft . ldnBt t ho tree for all that, and congratu- hut tho Conference merely indefinitely post 

, 1 « . a r J ” . 1 t.nnn.l ilw, n ,.Uo» TIlllU tllO WIW Wll« lpf 


— . • - ' • a-' * iiEiuuos aiiu no. . . , 1 p. Him tu mt miff 

lay break does not furnish so profound a , attd tho young ones of the prosent “lord of poned the matter. Thus tho way was left a , )0 cbifi(M j 

1 I, „„n„pi, for Uin to stroll 3 . • 11 rrio^ if. nether °P® n f° r further deception to ho practiced 1 

rliaptcr. It was hghtctlough for mo tostroll tJj# manor ’ that tunc had lifted its nether mi.icl members undo tho ln order .to f 


was to ho raised (if possible) hy tho time influence, my prayers. Soipo ono ought. to Dftho missionary cause. The-Ajj 
above specified. - go- Tho Conforenco ouglit to ho represented American Sunday School Union d 

In order to facilitate this matter the So* in California. Wo have undertaken to aid in tho Synod specimens of the puhlk 
feronco. hv resolution, instructed mete re- tlllH fi 1 ®" 0119 enterprise. Wo responded German, of that Society, which 




diapTor. M WM ligiucnungniur uiu t i. e Blanor *i that time hau mica 1U» uuwtci » • i‘,i L In order to facilitate this matter the Jon- * 

.talr.fWlll.. kMM«AkWWI«la> ul" go unlil tho oboUBo,,' *«.»»“• in.lrool.a mo I. ,o- Ut'Coor 

a—- . 0 0 sonHmcnt of the North oml host Cuds itself P.J ^ 1 ^,“lh £ S 

The Charlestonians arc the pmk of clnv- Bhip on Sabbath at ,tl.o Church; not e sufficiently strong to carry out its views, instructed toco- "'atter. “Tho harvest truly is great, hu 

airy, but they are not a Oast people : they do church, but a country church hid when Baltimore Methodism, the parent ol 10 . co ii cc *; on « , vcro to ho * a ^ oror8 are Shall we not heed tin 

uoTriselmfora day. I raw nobody stirring- ^ the woU, A dozen roads and paths the New England Church, will lie quietly cry of our Western Macedonia- . confess 

but the huuords. Now, *>u may he sur- )cd Jj it from aU directions, and tho circuit told ^upon what terms it can remain in the tho Now after sacrificing so much to this end, I die 

prised to learn that these birds arc almost ri ^ rC gularly found it, bringing glad tidings. ’ T hc ‘ sentiments of the Church in New Christian Advocate. toh'ctne'of tl^number 0 '' V^r.tiUWrilto| 

• •Mncbody in Charleston. They are clean Now it wa8 WPek .day, nnd now Sunday England, on the slavery question, have been It canqot but ho apparent to any thinking - . f d ; , , y brethren : unless Pro 

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uvi ‘“a“! wwickjt, wmen wen » 

proved of, and it was resolved to 
Snndnv Sflliools whoriurnf - 


id solicit contributbnn. ^P 011 * 1 in concert of .action in tho whole Sunday Schools wherever, practicable, 
' wore instructed to co- '"after. “Tho harvest truly is, great, hut supply them witii tho publications of ' 
collections were to he hborcrB are few." Shall we not heed tho S. S. Union. 


Z taken generally, the amounts forwarded to «ry of our Western Macedonia? I confess, A l’resbytorinl Sohool has been detij 
you and acknowledged in tho New Orleans after sacrificing so much to tins end, I. did upon by the Presbytery of I-Wera Tea, 
« wish to be at tho first Conference thorc, and be located m tho vicinity of Fredonk' 



to be one of the number, l am still willing county. 


it eamjot but lie apparent to any thinking (p ;f desired liy inv brethren ; unless Pro- Tho Western Texas Presbytery hu 
rothor. tlmt the interim between the dated _ ... ... .• „ » ... i .» I *n a .. 


diligent scavcngens and take that joU. preac | lin& but a \ wt p some sort of meeting not a ] itt i 0 ' cffcctcd hy the influence of the Brother, that the interim between the d,ito ot vidcntially hindered. *1 yvill, if » material aid” upon Golfad for their institution of la 
tr up/) nmt/v’bnd 1>v law. nod 1 uni told] e i tu «ioou.ri>/»ntinrr that excel- 1 finrriurm nISfmft. fanatical *und infidel as it is.- 1 thc Conference action and the uino fixed fur | fumjshcd hy thc Conference in time. I The Kpiscopalians of Texas have 


ey aro protected by law, and 1 am told 
t te.striko, cfipplo, or any wise maim one, 


on Sunday. Tho class-meeting, that excel- Garrison clique, fanatical *dnd infidel ns it is. thc Conferenci 
lent spiritual economy of Methodism, was a This set have a fine opportunity t ? appeal to my departure, 
, . • • and nlav unon tile preiudices and sympathies preachers till f 


was too short to afford the 


rs the offender liablo to prosooulion und Btanding „, ean8 0 f graaei an d the impression ll " d I d “y 


1 , - , - - , „ . ..... unwilling, however, to take a dollar from an institution of leuming - a t 

liny upon tlio prejudices and sympathies preachers an opportunity to lnake collections ^ genoral p, d that mig i lt tedd . to em har- ‘Grimes county, to ho Called S.tV TauTiQ 
io populace; and hy denouncing the generally. (• aj, tioj u ».m y rom ic riuw tho trc^iry or cripple nn already exist- Tho emigration to Texas, durip ^ 
•lies us “ pro-slavery," and endeavoring their field of labor ere the time oxpir.ed. ) . miBB ; on Thc Xvlnde matter is now ho- season, is estimated at about ono 


penalty just as certainly as ifho were to withllie ^ et of some 0 f the recitals of ex- 


_ -, « ,, .» ni U 1 UIVUVB Uff jlltrOlim.AJ, ouuuuirti.^ . 

commit assault and battery upon an alder- ^0^ then and there given. Salem lias tQ array p0 p U lur prejudice ;igainst theni : This was anticipated by thc Conference, 



-Erom-^tJie valuo and abundance of en j ttr g B d her borders. The young have boon they make many of them— and among the and it was resolved, “ That in easo the ivliojo 


fore the Church, nnd it is understood that 1 fifty thousand. A’ much larger’ 
am perfectly, passive in tlio hands of brethren, is expected next season. Tlio cd. 
and ready to do such work as may ho assigned of tho Texas papors Bays that he U 
mo liy the n|ipointing power. May God receiving letters from intending , 
guide us in the consideration of this very im- and that among tho most prominent 


hogs in that State, I havo heard thorn spoken convcr tcd und, taken, places as lenders and rest the Methodists— execgdingly scnsitivi 
jtf m UftUivnna nf rtlnft • 11 TTnnn thc» Rnme % ' i 1 — i.n«n« in Ami in nnlnr to ronnl the allci?ation. the 


amount of one tliousiiml dollars Was not ob- 


iw 11 citizona of Ohio: 1 ’ Upon thc enme stewards> Of course 1 was but too happy in And in order to repel thc allegation, they I tained in time for the missionary, with others, 


principle Ihesp bipods may bo called citizens acuepting „ n appo intmont to preach 
of Charleston. WoU, I have known worse congrogation tUo prcac hcr, among 
citizens; The filth that breeds sickness is anxioUBly looked for two persons t 
pltsared out hy thorn, and they do this busi- humblCi piouB tnogrocs. They bol 


In the feel obliged to moko a strong showing of ab- Lent to ^California, thc amount raised on 


Wi 1, 


ness con din 
judgmont c 


iore. I admire tho economy and d ;ff erpn j plantations, and perlinps had no England Anti-Slavery Convention, then in (.reaching mdst, in 'advance of .the preneher 
of tho Charlestonians moro than r, rca t encuuratfeincnt to piety at liome, hut session. I found tho audience, which was appointed by tlio Conference,) 'and took eol- 


thoir taste in thus constituting their Board wdl(m j 


n . . ,, ,i inr „ continually fluctuating, hy persons coining lections. Some brethren also, in other places, 

‘uas as iore and going, composed mostly of a very ordi- obeyed the resolution,. W ith all' possible 


of iioalth. 


J. M. "Jonhs. Every person intending to (migrate 
Columbia, 1\IisS., .1 unc 1 8, 1862. Texas, or any other new country, should pa 

I’, S. Since writing the above it occurs for thc newspapers of- their choice it V 
tu me tlmt it might not bo improper to Btnte a one year in advance, and havo it direct 
few facts that go, to relieve at least some their now abode. Ono gentleman, on 



wnc. 1 11101 i, .. and going, compulsed mostly of a very ordi- 

They were church-goers, nnd had been as lar ^ clagg of por90n8] wit l, a very small 


. . . ,, y =— ’ , . .u nary class oi persons, lvim a very speed 1 made ready, ..... tow tacts tlmt go-, to relieve at least some 

.AS l, was saying uicso cimcns a , back as my memory run._ Ham ur slnnc, lug 9 . lr i Ilk i; ng 0 f negroes. Two Or three fourth pecuniary sacrifice,’ as also of all -those ton- p„ r ti„ ns „f the Conference from the clmrgo 

ll, n j 1 m.li. dliA Uilinln tnirn in ntir. ... . . 1 1 ° . , . „ . i- l ,1 1 ° 


not without much 




that early hour, had tho wholo town to our- or p ltt ) e prcac i icr , class or quarterly meeting, or ,if t h rate ministers, of different churches, der feelings tlmt Hind families and lriends tu- llf i nd ;ffi erenoo up0 „ the suhieet of this mis- 
— i n-i i a .1,..., *l.« . .p ... , ... ..., l. .l.n .......... 1 . 1 . 


their new abode. Ono gentleman, <ra 
ing in Texas, remarked to a friend till 
had paid for his family newspaper i 



selves. They hopped about in. thc most they were thero. The man, Isaac, if meet- made speeches defining their positions— dc- gctlier. nnd through tlio mercy of died, I B ; on About the time wo commenced solicit- years m admnte—a. good example to 
gleeful jollification. Fully appreciating eor- j ' hnnnciicd ; n a W eck-day worked linrd, fending Cliristiunity against tlio charge of reached New Orleans in time to havo left as - mg CO ntrlbutiDns to send our missionary to emigrants! Header, if you havo * 


gieetul jollihcatton. runy appreciating cor- ing i Iappcned ; n a wec k-day worked linrd, lenuing i_.liristm.nity agninsi mo cnargc ui rencueu iscw .. 

poretion privileges, they were in no hurry to „ , wcn , L . hurcll . if lt was b «"g pro-slavery, and thundering anathemas, requested hy the Bishop. 

... 6 , . , . ... gained time, and went to enuren. etc. 1 received the im- called at the Advocate ofli 


irot out of the wav I was nhockod at thin b , \ , , i *»• *i,ri».mh agaiunt davcholdore, etc. 1 received the nn- ci 

get out of the way. I was shocked at th.s n cla68 . mcoUng , tll0 leader getting through W . „ m fer M tlmt body c , 

tameness. Ono fellow was picking the nmr- ^ hfc whitc melllbcrflt talked hack to ^ concornod , „ c itl,er the el.urcl. nor the f, 


1 received the im- called at thc Advocate office, where 1 expect 
far as that body ed to find tho amount raised at the Con 


my arrival I California, Ur. Schott (thc worthy Secretary a religious nowspaper, and intend 


feronco Missionary Anniversary, with an ad- for thc 


of the parent society) visited several of our to Texas, mako choice of a gqod one, 
“most important points,’’ making collections for. it in advance. You may find 


, cause, and in his addresses ho I where you can not hoar tho < 


row oat of a bone; I raised my cano for a ^eir scats and gave them a talk. Though country had much to fear. It did not seem I ditionul.sum sent in hy other brethren, that introduced and dwelt at length upoh thc Cali- Sabbath, and in that case your 


I fling, whereupon lio turned his head qiiizzi- 


fornia mission so much that many gavo in in nnd Bible will greatly aid you in|j|j 


fling, whereupon ho turned his head qUizii- | ovc lllan y might wax cold, nnd their to command much sympathy or respect from would enable me to proceed on to San h ran- f 0 rnia mission so much that many gavo in in 

. rally and looked at mo out of ono oyo, as „ ract ; co negligcntr-tliosc were at tlio Churcli. tlio public.. The recent nomination for the cisco in time tube at the organization of the ra fercnco to this very oiijcct. To such on 

i much as toisay, “Hit mo if you duro." But ,, , . h -_ the v wore there. Nor- l’rcsidcncy und Vico Presidency, hy tlio Hem- first Conference of tlio Church. ,'outh on the ex tcnt was this done, that whero ho had 

Ihe 1 durat not. for tho law was oa his side • , , . , , _.i ocru tie National Convention, and tlio adop- Pacific. But to my utter astonishment preceded mo I made no collodion. At 

ll^dura tpo^or helawwraoulussdo. v , cos over 1 hastened to grasp then lmrd and ^ ^ ^ * di8tin „ tIy S(JU „ lcr n, found only thirty dollars!! Here I waited ^tchez ho took (I think the preacher in 

fhe market stalls, alter aMliile, icgan to honest hands, und repented a passugoW henp- havo given tll j B c i; liue and their sympathizers about tlirco weeks, at the expiration of charge told me) S200, at Yazoo City *104. 

bo filled up by the arrival of vegetable oarts turo that came to mind, and with a better un- g rea ^ distress, and a State Convention 1ms wbieh Urpceived Awo hundred und fifty dol- J; M. J. 

from tho farms near, hut the sun waBwollup derstanding of it than ever before— 1 “ Those laien called to’tako measures to “ reset* lib- lars froqUtr. Drake (Treasurer of the Con- - ■ . 

b before thero .was any thing like a stir among tha t ho planted in tlie house of the Lord, shall erty" from a threatened doom ! ferenee -Missionary Society) the amount . Bread vs. Preaching. 


reference to this very oiijcct. To such an Sabbath’ pleasantly and profitably. At 
extent was this done, that where ho had events try it — my word for it you till 
preceded me I made ’no collection.' At repent it. If a parent, subscribe ibo fix 


which 1 received .two hundred nnd fifty dol- 
lars from 1)r ’ Drake (Treasurer of the Con- 
ference Missionary Society) of thc amount, . 


J: M. J. 


Youth’s Penny Gazette, Sunday Schfol 
itor, or somo other juvenilo periodical I 
your children. Bring also a good supply 
religious books. „ Cuua. 


o the population, white or blaclfr If Mr. Wes- flourish in the courts of our* God.” 
t* ley, 'on his visit hero a hundred years ago, j writc thi8 ,,, ,. 01 „ c for New Oi 

* g5tout a congregation to his 6-o’olock-Ln-tl.e- y0 u shall not hear from me again 

morang prcaobing, he* did then what he mc — I 

* could not do now. This early rising for; i ~ — 

j, health's sake, lias its limits. Unquestionably East Alabama— Montgor: 

of in some climates it b better to lot the sun — — 

,. . , , . - . . . Wo had the pleasure of spoil 

dissipate unhealthy vapors before going out ■ 1 . , . 

i ii i days lately within the hounds of 

to inhale thorn. They say (how should I J J . p, p 

... . . .. . , gomery District, Aluhama t enter 

know any thing about it ?) that no Bleep is 6 . - 

so sweet as that taken when tho first rays I II ‘ e8 " ld ' n i5 J-ldpi, bcv ' • nrrc ‘ t ’ 
are peeping in, and rising day chides the inadiocese that a UU,1,0 P ' 

w sluggard. This is on the principle tlmt and gives the Church to. understo 

. ., n i expected of them — stilL to hear at 
p- “stolen waters aro sweet.' Dopraved nn- . ,, „ • , 

■Ir V , , , , sionary banner. If they do not 

tures crave unlawful pleasures. „„ , n 


A work of fiction, recently issued, entitled raised at the anniversary “ for tho California 
Cnclc Tom’s Cabin,” b having a great run. Mission."- This, remittance came through 
lie: work is eaueht un and read with re- Bro. W. II. Watkins, and was accompanied 


Bread vs. Preaching. 


. \'„ w Orleans, and “ Uncle Tom's Cabin,” b having a great run. Mission."- This remittance came through 

I write this en route for New Orleans, and ^ . g ht up and ruad with ro . B ro. W. H. Watkins, and was neeompamed 

you shall not hear from ino again till you Bee ^ av idHy and gusto hy the public';, hy a communication, (which I lmvenot now 


H. N. M. 


and many a benevolent heart is made to for- before me,) hut I think ho said, '• after u 
get the wants of a next door neighbor, while very liberal construction of the Conference 


A i’residing Elder of ono of tho I.ouisiana 
Districts writes us as below. The state of 
tilings on liis district is, wo fear, too genoral. 


REVIVAL INTELLIGENCE. 


CAMDEN CIRCUIT, ALABAMA COAT. 

Bno. McTvcittr. : The Urdfiss been 
us in Camden, even in Camden, in convi 


V- ■ - get tlie „ aut8 0 f ft next door neighbor, while very liberal construction of the Coiifdrcnco There is a radical defect in the present work- a nd converting power. There bare been 

East Alabama— Montgomery, it 8 i g l,n over the sorrows nnd woes of poor resolution, Bro. Drake lms concluded to send ing of our economy, as to the' support of the conversions and 24 accessions to out c\i 

‘ “Uncle Tom.” Tho work is liy Mrs. Stowe, you two hundred and fifty dollars." At this ministry. The evil seems to he growing, oflate. Most of tlio converts were * 

, Wo hnd tho pleasure of spending a few U|1(J ig e i laraote rized hy tlio doghiatism und I confess I was no little surprised, as the Already it ; H a question with us-rilow rielt a wor ^ was a e rac,0U9 one ’ To 
days lately within the hounds of the Mont- inp d peculiar to some members of that man must ho before he can afford to become ™ a flour : 8hine nlaoa . ^ 


man must ho before lie can afl’ord to become 


•/ •> — i i , . . , i • At c<iftiiii ii i i limit liiuou uu uuiutc uu tu 

gomery District, Alabama Conference. The family. Humor says .that some one in the that lmd occurred in tlio . 1 p edged hy . . -her 1 'I 

prcsidL Elder Hev.G. Garrett, moves round South intends an answer. I hope this is not the Conference for the ou fit, and- request.* an itinerant preachy J 
^ ® ’ 1 _ ... , on It n,n„l,l-.’,i<Tni(v it too much : besides, to send the anniversary collection in .time fir of Wesley, in a matter 


all the glory. , 

Camden is a flourishing plaos. Then ( 


f o use tlio language I Blr , c schools here, of high ohsm 


in a dioeesc tlmt a Bbliop might he proud of, 
and gives tlio Church to understand wliat is 
expected of them — stilL to hear aloft thc mis- 
sionary banner. If thoy do not, it will not 


so. It would- dignity it too much; besides, to send the anniversary collection m tune fir 
tho parties who might ho benefitted hy such qie to take tho steamer of tlio 10th Fobruay. 


iron 10 unuersiaim ..... ■= ^ ^ n ^ r gc0 ;t Now I know tlioro is a difl'orenco of opinim 

— stilL to hqar aloft the mis- Rey A SU}Ven8 the newly appointed cd- ui>on the resolution, upon which the “lihenl 

If thoy do not, it will not h or 0 f the “National ’Magazine," provided construction'.’ had been placed yet it scchs 

tho 12tli and 13th inst., the f or ),v the late General Conference, lias en- to lie far autre gencraijy construed us app‘0- 


Tho houses of Charlosto" are 


of Wesley, in a matter of far less impor- fcnalo and one male ; tlio whole nuBtel 
ta’nce, “ When Ticli men beeomo necessary to stulents In tlieso schools is aliout 400. 1 
us, fin the ministry] then fareWeH to Moth- b “?" “id believe that what tbe-Loribteta 


ho Ills fault. On tho 12tli and 13th inst., the I for hy the late General Conference, lias en- 
ohjocts “I (luurterly Meeting tor o.u~.r..r<) Circuit was | tered upon Ills duties 11 con spinier' und is<le- 1 


upon the resolution, upon which the “ lihenl ]) u t our correspondent speaks in 

construction’.’ hud been placed! yet it seeds q 

to lie far mqro generally construed us appto- 

nrintlmr .the entire “amount raised on Sut.r- ' V lll ' m y of tbe d,9trlCt that ‘ ""B 9 m0T ° 


for us licrc is only tin omen of -what Hshjtwo K 
tcnls doing, l’ray for us, hrothron; pv ■ 
fur tlio Churcli in Camden. ' I 




printing tlio entire “amount raised on Sat.r- » “‘ “y 01 luc Q,9lrlul ““B* 

common remark, 't-y seldom front the l"” -—ean Chapel- -The "preacher in I termined to do his best to mjke.ti,c, Maga- 1 jay reglftior The J^i^ m^ a ^ ZrT^^Z^, bmueh raipKff 

street. bresf^aB an open hospitality on evory 1 , .. . I zine worthy of patronage, and give it a wide I up dchciency tlmt might, and probably ,,r ,i 


R. M. SACDUi. 


funo 17,1852. 



street, hreat^g an open hospitality on evory . ' R w R N , a . )nounccd llis 8Um . zine worthy of patronage, and give it a wide up 

1 L ..1 __A J » Jl ! *=» ’ I II.. sc.-Mene nn. flint nil caotinnol WII 


passer hy, but Bet endwise. A door opening 


mor cumpuign mootings with tho hearty cm- 


circulation. 


i puironuge, au . g.ve u a wum ^ - - n . - - , ^ tcgion ; nl0at of the preachers aro farm- 

lie fissures me that no sectional 1 would be, -ripnt upon ino ncua oi our a«i i f* . 1 .. , 


Into a long and cool piazza admito the visitor , . f . nvnn . (u T , questions no 

L . P 1 '" 919 of ono who expects success. The ttnv , lart ()f tl 


i matter offensive to readers in I year's collection's. 


PAKIK CIRCUIT, E. TEXAS COM 

Dear Bro. McTveire : I havo sum 


to halls and hospitalities within, free, full and jun;ur pmo h ot(pUov . I). McCoy, lms failed 


| generous. 


any part of the couptry, will bo introduced resolution, to fiiy own mind justifies tho pon- 
to its paces. If this purpose is adhered to — struction, nnd is what 1 believe to lie the'o-igi 


Tlie phraseoloirv of tho ing, while one at least merchandises, to mako Dear Bro. mciieirl. 
a mind iustifics tho ;on- something upon which to subsist. Asnnmt- ug neuy to cmimiunvcu c you^ 


A day spent in Hub unique and i lca q] 1 and p, ^ l0 j-egret of all desists from mid 1 think it will and must be — the work. 1 nnl moaning and 

i n_ *i 1 r> 


intention of tlie rcs’olixion. 


interesting oity, can hardly leave other than 
a pleasant impression . It boasts a population 
of elogant refinement. 


tho circuit work. 

’ Several brethren of the local ministry 
caino up to this feast and contributed to it. 


trust, will tind patrons in the South. It is’ if not, it seems to me tlmt it lmd imthor 
to ho religious, but uul secturiun — and thus hy meaning nor intention in it, and coild he 
its freedom from all that is pciuloioue, and only calculated to disappoint tlie one iqpoiut-. 


The Jlailread loading through South Caro- lu tho Sabbath morning love frost wo were roftderg 


its literary character, adapted to all classes of c<l to this foreign mission, llow niuei was 


ter of course their tinio and attention is much Haul of tho Churoh is still r °vivi*t; 
divided, say fully half is given to ono nnd 9 in 6 ? a b “ work of con 1 Tcrt ‘ n £““-, 
half .to the other. 1 have hut Bmall_jliopo »g sinners, in tho bounds o . 
tlmt any considerable success will attend 18 web as elsejvhere. We 
Methodism in this country, until our preach- ' ;t ' refreshing from tlio presence 
ers tun go fully into tho work— their one ft our second Quarterly ee nfc, 

*■ r. . ... i> ,i:_^ ......1 ... mtlMSSS 


lin^, from Charleston to Augusta, wliilo it | lapp y to find somo of their consciences I ; i earu f rom private - sources tlmt the tlio anniversary meeting, is not my goMlffOr- 


cd to tins foreign mission, now niuei was ‘"*V, V — ,, j, held at Paradise twelve miles te> 

paid for this special, or any other missoh at wqrk-of prcach.ng and sav.ng sou s God Thcre 


has helped tlio commerce has hurt the clmr- troubled about entering more fully into the Church’ suit will not bo appealed, unless tune to know, mid therefore 1 will not pre- 

uoter of tho good old State. Tho scepo of work- Oh 1 tlmt tlio Church’s liberality would something favorable to tho North Bliould oe- sume tu guess. Ono tiling will berecdlccted 
. . ..... . .. ..... * •. ,.a!._ hv <>11 KYmRont. tlmt Misliun Pulnn. in ti« inis- 


send tlmt such a time may speedily arrivo. 
Amen.” . 


tamo sterility that lies along it, on both Bides rell 
fa® for tho first half of the way, has gotten it aw 
not the character of— a good State to emigrate Q r 


remove all impediments, and command them fr id connection with the Cincinnati suit. 

1 , r It is not principle, and a desire to deal justly sionary address, nmuc tin 

away from their nets to bc.“hshers of men. ^ ^ h rethroni that is to govern this “tho California Mission." 


liy all present, that Bishop Paine, in Ms mis- 
sionary address, made this tho greai point, 
“tho California Mission." lie told tie con- 


Fur tbe N. O. < 'hriitUn Advocate. 


Baton Rougo District— La. Oonf. 

Bro. McTveife : 1 am now closing my 


I from. Ridges of hlaok-jack oaks and cypress p e t ur 



- fliere not a swamps, producing fine snakes and indiffer- Our stay in Montgomery Was long enough 
the ent terrapins, make up thc alternating va- for a oaU on th6 pa8tor , Rev. C. D. Oliver. 

ricty. 1 ho ongiuoofB who laid off tho route und a survey, under hiu dircotiou. of the 
son muHt have hod a grudgo against the State, ne w Ilible-liouse and Methodist Clturclh now 


can’t they have the venturing faith of ma ^ orj bll ^ expediency, and a prospect of gregation tlmt a limn must, and waild be second round : I long to travel once more in 
Or to stop out upon tlie water A success! There is a noble article on ^tbc sub- sent from our Conference, if .possibfe,. and Methodist preach or-liko style ; I am tired oi 


Our stuy in Montgomery iVas long enough I jeet in the Daily Zion's Herald, '"of May 3, called on the people then and there to raise steamboats. My district is near three hun 


wjiich I hope you will fropublisli. O, for the the whole amount, $1000. Hut if they did I drcd and fifty miles by water. Sometimes Ii 


17th and 18th of April. Thew 
cessions to tlie church, and ftj 
professed conversion and were. 
Saviour’s love. W o closed a two) 
ing at .Wesleyan Chnpol, on to 
April; ten joined the Church; to 
versions. At Allen Chapel, 
wero 3 conversions and 8 < 
protracted meeting at Fair 
closed May 25, 11 joined the C 
versions. God bo praised for to_ 
this part, of liis vineyard. 



ess 


m Sfe 


in exhibiting so poor a section of it. Were building. This latter houso^hids fair to 


itoelf *° tbe I they not Yankees ? 1 frit tho truth of what the Metropolitan Church of Aluhama. 


Sallust has written of Germany— that no one length uf the muin building is 100 fret ; of thc aro L . Yeu f ound operating 


could love it, nisi sit sua jmtria. But it is my audience room, 82 feet ; width, 05 foot ; ceil- 





violently dc- J nat j v<! country, and therefore I lovo South i ngt 30 fcot high. Thc basement divisions 


voice and influence of an Olin in tho uoun- not* raise nil, bo proposed mrioumj tip sunt* keep watch-night on somo old wharf bout Rdg par j; 0 f ^; g vineyard. 

| sels of this Church at tho present time. four, five or six hupdred dollars: uni per- a t other times, l bail, hut in' vain. Fine ^ iu a mercy endureth for ei« 

I have bcciBSorry, to liarn tlmt the spirit haps another speaker did tlie same, I will hot p lace tliis to cultivate patience; hut to bo put June 2, 1852. I). M. 

of spcculatiuu lias taken jKisscssion of many say positively.' Iftlio ivliole amount (f that out in tho dead -hour of the night, away from ~ 

ministers in this region, at that sonm of them collection lmd fallen iu my hands, I would any liouso, und not ublo to see vory Bure, was 

aro even found operating in stocks! Tills js iiavogonc to California. Why it did out, is most perplexing but it happened hut onm- COLLEGE COMA 

a had symptom. n “t my duty . to explain. 4 he Irctsuror, A g0 od chance this to try tho Extent uni . .. , p 

Yours, etc.. J. 11. however, did not feel authorized to stud me volume of mv voice. 1 will not complah; . 'taminu uui vl 


ministers ill this 1 


a had Eymptom 
Yours, etc., 


Carolina. I liko it none tho less because it signify that thc Montgomery people consider 
en . is .spirited in iU polities. In 1832-3, among class-meetings a fixed fact. Four light aud 
the smallest of chaps, I wore a cap with u airy rooms uro set apart to them. The lec- 


COLLEGE OOM» 

not my duty. to explain. The Trcisurer, \ g0 od elmnee this to try tho Extent anl . ^dC 

however, did not fpel authorized to said me volume qf my voice. 1 will not complah; lho Examinatmn 1 

more than 8250, believing this fully a. much g0 oduess and mercy lmvo followod mo all tie °! c,90 . s ' of * h ® P 
ns was given for the California mission 1 . 80 of my Ufe . « InBt ‘ t " to of ^ 

much for the first part ol the narrative. Tl,i s whole coast oountry should ho u mis- "''j 1 00mmen00 011 ■ y ’ 

After waiting, ns above stated, thro weeks, sionary field, tho black population is veiy J" J P 0lt ’ „ n 

1 Rmlinir I I, ml in liantl lor tins mssi,.,, „„ ml, ,ll if™ I, ml tin Commencement] SOITUOU Ott 


SuNiiav Schools— “Tho Sunday School ns was gi von for the California missiai 
stem is tho only system that can be made ''> a « b fljr tbo h' 81 P artbf tbo narrat i™’ 


wWWMrM 



the smallest of chaps, I wore a cap with a airy rooms uro set apart to them. The lee- tho “"ly system that can be made ^ 

hutton on it, and rejoiced in tbo name of turo room lms a ceiling 10 feet high, and is 02 imm ? du ‘ u ’'y available for tho education o: ^ findi , j’ ad ; 

“nullifier.” I did n't do much damage, only by 54 fret. The present contractor is to tie tho youth of 1 exas. y sue i sc 100 s he luBg tlmn half the i 

at militia musters and hdiheoue occasions, paid $15,000 ; after his contract is fulfilled, w# y 19 l ire P lircd for common 80 100 8 - lao to it, I left No 

when volproui tmslaughts wore made upon about $2000 will lio required to finish the Tll ° al>ove 19 from t,lu corres l ,ondunce of went to-Aliordcon I 

States' rigtit beef and water-melons. Those house, l’roviston for thc pastor s study is au intelli B c ‘ nt trtt # er ’ " h ° recently counsel with him an 

tolmay shrug their shoulders who please, aud liia dc i„ a neat ofliee in thq'rear of the pul- '“ ada «*« tour of Texas and ts furnishing 

trtl, lament thc fter, and decisive tone of tho pit , and communicating with it by a door, tho result of his oWa.ons for ono of the J ™ 

metto StAt4). It ittay yet transpire that thc* The stylo of architecture is Doric. A tower ? u I ,or8 of thc North ' . , 18 l ; rU ‘ watching by her side 

<6qn4h will bsva U) taU- bttA i k ‘UjH>u.tht5.ax- goes up li*^ feet rThe*won«y^ An >¥oieed-4jy : 

tremo platform of .this single State. It is subscription; member, llev. F. F„ giving I utbcr State*, as wcUasToins. . liisliopaudhisfai.il 

well for the Southern portion of the Confrd- $2000, and several giving $500. Tho location ' sweet family, whoso 


was given lor tlio i aiiiornm nnsHicn. bo days of my life. 

sell fur the first part of the narrative. This whole coast oountry should bo u mis- 

Aftcr waiting, as uhovo stated, thres weeks, sionary field, tho black population is veiy 


and finding 1 had in hand lor this mission, dense ; much could bo done if wp had tic - i 

less than half tlio amount nooessary to get men. f do think that our Conference, that b 7 _ v ' °UilressT 

me to it, I left Now Orleans finally, und the Church South, should mako moro vigoi- TirTit? U 


Tlio above is from tlio correspondence ol wen t to - Aln'rdi eii to sec Bishop liiine, to ous efforts for the moral elevation of this 
an intelligent traveler, who lms recently counsel with him and determine my future people. A -number of jiersons havo die! 
made the tour of Texas, und is furnishing course. Here my wife was taken rick, and within tho bounds of tho district witi 


Kcv. \V. H. Milboru. ( 

The annual mooting of tbo, 
Friday, 25th, at 8 o’oloek A. »■ 
Conforonco Visiting Commit. 


metto State. 


tho result of his observations for ono of the for. three or four weeks 1 hud but li’.tlo hope cholera. How necessary that wo lio ut a'J Dorman V L. Hopkins anM' 
papers of tho North. There Is. much, truth of her rooovoty. 1 s^nt sleepless .lights tiiues ready ! We have lmd some good moot- B y order ' of the ExeoutivoC-" 

watching hy her sidoi meanwhile sharing the ings— somo accessions— but lament tlmt wj ' .. „ g oc . 

luTlie sentence quotod,. m its apphuatipn to i .Uliai u iilliLlL-.frL-Ltlil 1 a> 1 aiiiiuL I .. \fmV lllA I /lVtl VO. I ‘ ^ , ' 




other States, as well as Texas. 


weU far OieSouthwi portion of the Coufjed 


4iiiuhies» -and - huspitality. qL_oua J^doved- -ara-Rot more prosporoiu. -May. Urn. Lord ra 

liisliop. and his family, together with another vive his work. W. E. Don. 


craey to sliow their tooth and bristles ut somo isthat of tho old building, and the most eligible 


— - sweet family, whoso attention und solicitude 

.CoitRKsroNbKNTs — Several communications and syhipathy 1 never can forget, hluy God 


Juno 15, 1852. 


A obuibativc element is necessary to ; u tho oity. Tho model adopted, as far as 


every aound constitution. In every family a developed, comports well with taste aud com- 


on hand and will bo attended to. An inter- 
esting letter from llev. D. B. Leyne will up- 


qiuck, sensitive, chivalrous member fills a 
useful plaoe. liis impetuosity may havo to 


fort. We recommend those about to build P car m ‘ xt wu0 ' t ’ 
to examine this hofdro adopting any. The i>..,,.„..__ Au 


bless tlio dear friends of Aberdeen in this 
world a hundred fold, and in tlmt which is to 
come with life everlasting. Through morcy 
my wife was spared, but ore tliiB time it was 


Fur tlie N. O. Christian AJvocqte. 


Texas Items. 


Quo of tho Texas'nqwspapors states that a 


aeeortained that tho wuy to California was oliuroh in tlmt State, composed of eight com- 


Oentenary OoUege of ha.-»" 

The Examination of the sf*i 
Institution will oommenoo on 
lflth of July, aud continue 
tho week. , i 

On Sunday, tho 25th, the 
sermon will lie 'delivered i*J V| 


' V jyt' M& A* 

JS*” -Ar 8 - /■ ' Anmcr- 


tanEAui J'WVL, asas^u^j .uujr UUV« tooxamine this belore adopting my. inc a hundakce of TiiKaf* Gen wovu,l ' u ' ' J . ’ 7 r V * . ” ilu . ^ 

be sootiicd and apologized for by the more hnildiug wUl be fur enough advanced for uso Huston lms our thanks for a baskohfull of ^completely blocked a P; that to got off bo- municanto, pays its pastor a salary of eight b gh < ^ of lbe goes 

.. . .. .. , ... . . uiuMuug wrn ue HU CUV t, , , p i.:„ r_„:. ... f,,7 n f n «,,»,i bl bnimnrnct nabln The U alum hundred do lure ! Whero can another ill- 1 UlO annivcroa* 


ible momhers of tho family, but he on- b y October, 
them to moke advantageous oompro- ' m uc l crP 


pouches, received from his fruit depot at fore fall would be impracticable. Tho Bishop hundred dollars ? Whore can am 
Scott k Robinson’s, on Canal streot. Ho is still insisted upon having u man from our btunoo of equal llbornlity ho found ! 

.. . » . . x* xi i‘ .1.. •>.. f _ . . .. . .. . .1 • m . . 


, Montgomery for this uubstuntiul aud elegant 

In Barnwell District I tarried a few days 1 ^ u p rL . i . vvomiiip of God Muythoy 


hjueli credit is due to thc Methodists of rCtt Uy a honefactor of tlio wholo oitv, in fur- Conforonco, if ono could bo lmd tlmt would- A gontlonmu in Toxas bus agreed to give 
ontgomery for this substantial and elegant mailing so la '8“ e a BU PP*y' ol W» go, but as I lmd oomplied witlnriy obligations) { o*c hundred dollars towards supplying every 



w «• uuu nvsu.u|> J J 

^lamoag acraes pleeinng und t mournful— the I bo blessed iu their deed. Those imposing 
n via- 1 “•»«*<* a happy childhood. It is not sur- a „d solid fixture* of relic-ion lmve a good 


I and to tho utmost instructions, ho held mo no family in that State, for ono your, with tho 


A Frima Donna B*rru:D Down.-M’Uo iio« J»c(|ue«, longer in duty bolind to go. I saw that tho American Messenger. 


u *M»es of s luiDuv childhood It im mitwir- t .. . 'the priiiu dounm, i* about to wttie in Obiciwo, bar serricw buuio reasons that first promntod mo to go: 

prising t.^r:r 'l:rz r . U T ° f re K, T ^^1, and'notWiJLdta^.thu.fc 

f ujjiUMxs.ai aii... ^ , ion _mg UM we os a go »uhj. cwumwwm.- T b« iioy*i Society of ArU und 8ci Hiirnul dofout and mortifyinjz disappointment 


AIIU . . 

placo on Tuesday, 27th, * • 

addressed hy the Hon. H- * ■ 
of. Miss. At three o’clook* 9 ® 
be addressed hy Robert Bo* 
Wednosday will b® t “‘T ; 
Tl,« r.u1>1in aro rospcctfully 1 "' _ 






uyUI »»«n»Jtod on these revisiting occasions. A 
Kd uf foriing is inspired not deficient in poetic elm- 
’ »*j racier, and painfully laeking qpprrasion in 
mtor, P^ 1 PW»- A kind stranger Uvtd iu the 


r .p, m a* .. 0u ,„ UM „ I4 „,_,. b , Bo,n Bocltlr of ArUsadSd- 

1 alxiut Zion, andgo roudd, about her; tell the eU c «i; of 8we0eD,*bw ju«t struck a ued*i tu honor or 


Texas, with u population of about three 1 he public are resp U. ** 

tying l>w)ii Ktuw d by or, tot tn* c hunlie. in thst cii,. B tifl exiated, and notwithstanding the thus far hundred thousand bouIb, has forty-throe nows- ' June 10. 'V 

UtikouMu.T*sT TU..' Boyd Bocitiy or ArU sad Bd- signal dofoat and mortifying disuppointmont papors, nearly' all of which aro ably conduct- Jackson, ’’ , -■ JM)I ^ 

'“V, ot 8*cden,*b»i. Just struck s msd*i la honor of w0 hadlbud to ondure, I told him tlmt “ none od. Two aro devotod to tlio cause of religion. Mai1!>ui ,> w ,— 1 tbo NowVuJjJ^or 

uumud SwcdenbM^ __ — .. rc _ - of theso things moved us.” Wo felt that wo Tho culture of tho sugar cane' is being K8 iu e d stout ♦ttooooj^^*^ 

Nos,,. Oasouss t«Is. -Two color.*! cbUdreu. coo belonged to (iod, and that wherever ho ap- quite successfully prosecuted in Toxas. Mqj. c Wlliulr ,, 




towers thereof.” y 

TtMM temjJM oi Uhl graev, 

1 llov b-Auliful they aUtnd ! 

Thft tower* of oar a»Uve fUce. 
i Aa 4 huiwMJu (4 m Und- 


Kuuiuucl Swedenborg. 


nected by tho rertehrus, nnd wdd to be quite a mutch for 
Uu, Slsucso Twliis, sre stout to to exhibit'd ]a the 
Nvrttaara elites, coauaeactu* at f etenlmru, Y». 


IB tvaiuvu • J — l AslM 

CcNaOHimr in Aurll 

■bed In Madrid, 


to°be Ixhibi^lTth" pointed we would go, wiUt his assistance, and Juices P. Caldwell, of Brazoria county, real* I luUttJ ln Madrid, d^j/^ 0 

t’ctenburi, vs. ^ , »yrve ucoording tQ tho best of our ability Jjxod as muoh money from th? proceeds of^aoreu wat wrtumi*w“V» 




L- i* 


p 

I 



C()f Unb ©rlrnns Christian ^uorotr. 




KOTIOBR' 

Confw^nco— MlnuleB. 


General Intelligence. 


CluniTV IIosT'ITAT,— 

— T*** 8 Conf«tonct * miing .fun. 26.— Admitted, 3RR ; Dl.chnrgod, 271 *, PM. Bmr. rnn^At'BTKil.i..— TOev/nre now forty-four teaXele Of the Niigftri 

B** 1 T • 60-of which 22 were ot Cholera. ; Homalnlnf, 762. ndvertlurd In the I’oet-umce I'.cket Met to lake out l>rl- Nt „ 

_ . ie.. r |nv — — — ' - rnto .bin letter bag. le Australia. nml nil or which are to Tim . 1.., 

if. N. M rlV> ‘ . nil nnrlios oon- VOTH. ON .TtIB RAll.ltO.tl) Tax.— A nnexed WO wall bjt the middle of .inly next, Thirteen of tlre.eTr«.rl« .. . 

Ilrto ’ PlGW® IttlbtTt llll P . giro the return. of the rote yeaterday for and xg.ln.t the are h.r Sjilucy, anil taenlytwo fhr Melbourne and Tort I fin* ng dote. from l.W 

1 . ' -nnnrnl niiniltcs for 1851 ttnll real citato lax for railroad purpo.ee, na follow. : 1 hlllp. u ilaja later than thn inlolll 


Foreign Newii by the Europe. 

Rnoi.’sno. — A mlitHInn of 1*.-4d. prrcwi. In the Import 


Telegraphic Items, 


'TAT . — Heport for the I 
nlttrd, 368 ; Discharged, 271 » 
of Cholera; Remaining, 762. 


#;.p Week on fo*rign refined » u gar will pi.me/ntoopomtion on Pour Davit Later from Europe— Arrival but *nmothing 

r " r .^Y 7 the 6th Julv. reducing Gin duty tn 1(M Id - _ .. . * An-. 


tho f»th July. reducing the duty to 10*. 4d. 

Smti rnn Acsthai.ia —There are now forty-four vossoi* 
advertised In the I’ont-offlco 1‘sckct List to take out prl- 


of the HUgara— Cotton Firmer. 


■ Jjra. — : rnto whin letter bags to Australia nnd nil of which ore to 

VOTK ON THE RAtLROAB Tax. — A nnexed WO ssil by thn middle of duly next. Tlllrtoen of three rewple 


New Venn, Wednesday. .luno 2.1. ‘ , V \ \ 1 ' 1 , ' t * . .(V 

Tho Ouhard .learner hlegara l.aa arrlre,! at Halim, . ",0 Inatnnt nlth.mgh them line i not nn Inlolll 


Beth (leer vrna (’.llial im In roiKirt nn iluianbleol. • , 1 

Ho niti.l Mini 'the .Irltlncl .li.l lint ilio.iif rhulera ... ' B0 * r< ' }l tw>- \ S-iitiS 

lmt aomotlillig very like H. " Very like a '- ,,T °r laTkliWKhTa m Tilt ernr nr wgft oautaifli 

whnln- After n Ibw fliiy, ll„ that the ' «l 

Asiatic cholera iraphixoid wtiMnninng tin. At A i 

Hio instant, although there has not nn intelll- «rTf ! : J r^S'shiT'T'' V'' v H 

gent man in the city, who could place the least ■ 4 a**w*-Knt#rfiis, . .d I'.V/. * 



9 *?~* 




a the trcncml minutes tori MO 1 anu 

JftfpAw.-i i " in 1 uto " °f "'*r 

^ Conference is received- that 

everv effort to get them, III 


!n <1 
1 


^VhTnsed every efTort to get them, 
«ncco^ Jno.Kai.i-v. 

^chmood, J«n» 15 - 18,>2 ' 


II. .M. .. 

Ill 

IV-. 

V 

VI 

VII 


IV 


Nteetlng 


of tho Board. 


U N McTmnr.: Tho Joint Board At j 

BC : J]V 1 , visitors of Centcnnty Col- 2 tiM 600 21 

1 Tt *Th0H it8 m0 ® tine in m rarer nf the ^JuiKSJ.' 0 ": ........ 

i„ on tho 20th of July. A punc- Aga |J 

itanditnce of nil the members of tho Mll j orlt y ln t^ r0T 0 r the jackaon naiiroad . . . 
■’ earnestly dosirod. In faror or the Opclouaa. nallroail v. 

fours, sinss^y^ WATKiNS, Soo'y. Majority In faror of the Opelouaaa lullroad . 


For. 

AkaI” 11 - 

For. 

309 

8 .. 


390 

10 .. 

381 

1067 

10 .. 


311 

28 .. 


176 

61 .. 


121 

4 rt .. 

122 

85 

102 .. 


40 

77 .. 

..... 08 

40 

107 .. 

6H 

246 

1 .. 

246 

226 

3 .. 

224 

— . - 




2954 

603 .. 

2932 


Sir.AM to Ai'flTaai.iA.— On Turaday tho Auatrallnn bfhe following In a nummary 

nnmnrAtili. Itnlr\n>wtn« tea IV... A net >nll n a. II.AA.nl Mt.il Hli'iitn I • 


... s r»»«f,ship ..in, l 

Itorpool tn the 1211, inalonl. four *«•»;»»« .-..y. wno mii... ..inee me mast ' J SSSSK" - 

Illgpoeo hrnilght l,y tlfo Franklin ™t 1 ? llonco f ct ' U .®" r " -'P'nlona, a lerrillo Ihn { 

„r? of her oommerclal aeeonnU. 1 mn ‘ c . ; r ” ,C ™, ' U, « fe S 1 . 1 :.: V.;. (kip****, 

weekly WIIh nf mortrtllly were strolled to nfloon o^SenS?' 1 * hi..n!"K3Sh". 

>001 MarK . hundred ilcn tlm. in the course of three months, ( nmie.r^ r Mrnv«\;: !: ! !; . *. . *. ‘ ! ’ 


ln, ll BtrnmBpIilji, belonging to thn AuMmltnn Hoynl Mall Steam 
” Pnokwt Company, leathoTbnmoBon h«r“ maiden' 1 Toysan 
for Auhtrallft. Slio le 1400 tons burthen, worked by Iho 
screw, nnd carrion out up war da of £200,000 In npdelo, 
jfJJ besidon 180 pnnBCngcrn. of whom 48 nru flmt'olann paxuon- 
2 B‘T". .... .. 


k _ , , __ , nvunij uinrs •<. 1 1 it ii i ,i 1 1 1 

Liverpool Markets. hundred iloallis. In (1, 

liirr.iirooi., dune 12. upwards of ten thousnn 
Tho dttnnnd 'In tho Cotton marked has continued good VCS,^thr(3^feh 

during tho week, nnd tho anlca alncc tho departure of thh (jflpi-nt jons' of the 


Tin: Lonoa lai.Asna — At tho monthly meeting of tho Fiuropa cmbrnco 00,000. halo*, of which exporter* lmvi 
Councilor the lloynl Agricultural Society. on Wednmlny. taken 12,000, nnd apeculhtora ‘^,000 halcu. 


r'h 

■ i * 

?■ 


In fHror of tho Jackaon Unllroad 

Against •• ” 


. is? ™r «*« «* «» V'H'r “ n " T Ttr 

* aoe.lety wait upon the Karl of Derby., to represent to him acrlptlons an adynneo of ',(1. has been real lied. The 


......... A A, ..A,. ... .I.iivuiiimi.n viiihu miMiuin, umi-M Mdiuiii 1 lid Abw 

“m" 1 " nl l ™ thonunml people were liurrle.l to 

thcli^rjivesf^through Hetli (leer n report, nnd j>*wiity \ ifST 1 * 

tho oporntions' of the gnllipots! It in to he ^ 

hoped that tho npoplo of NewV^rk will npver « h^vIhiun' 


<«- » ^ Jnilvwj ‘ 

''il W^ Jlvli.. At' 

T. ~ ! ' r •* 

rrrt v.2wv4wrJi*fia(»«.7«-v kv .• 


tlm Imp.rlnuee of tnklng erery powlltl., uu-nn. to effect n millinrlssd. i|UOt«tliin. now nro ,, ..uruiorn nnnnn, o. riirnnn 

| miurtin, toUj, prh,. rf ^ W-iK the signillcaut nppellstlm, of .he 1,U ,*a&. 

tot baaod upon any Juat title, since those Inlands 0 4«- r lb and which watrtoTniod by tho Itiiliftlifl tho (treat 


I’.rloe* have been full for all qualities, nnd for soma do- infatuation 
rlptlons an advnnco of *»d. has been real lied,* Tho »p.| |. ]D.\( 
lUjorlaad. quotations now nro: For Fair Orleans OV* ; rn C r.i V (Ml fr 


rtgain Ikj driven into a similar state of folly and 


SMtU a a,.,,.,, O 

^...1,. lj 


‘* WU opinion of jurists, that the claim of Peru to' tho Iioboa 
Inlands ii not based upon any just title, since those Islands 
.2,954 furnish neither shelter nor auslcuanco for a single hutnnu 
. 603 being.' 

OoMruTioN or thr RuBWAnix»ssTKi.KanArii to Inr.LAfiD. 

.2,451 A subnurino telegraph between Vile coasts of Knglnd and 


infatuation. Hut, wo proceed to- our extract : i 

TfiK llt.Ata'K Death. — T his pestilence, whloh 5* 

rocrivixl from tin- Northern iintlonk of Europe tm«i.... . - ’ — 


Uplnndk BJiil. f ft 


Total 

Of thr«« IS wars andar 10 ym«,aad 9) telarfcf. 


In favor of tho Opelousas Railroad i . 

Against 

Majority In favor of the Opolousas Railroad. . 


. . ..2 451 A subnurino telegraph between Vli«« roasts of Knglml nnd 
. . . . 2.032 Ireland Is now an accomplished fact, nnd an event J»rrg- 
. ... 490 nBn t with Interest ns regards Upi future welfare or this 

country. . On Tuesday morning, nt 4 o'clook, tho Rritafinla 

. .. 2,442. steamer started from Holyhead with the telegraph cable on. 


[The quotations by the Euro pa were: For Fair ttrleans Mortality , (Da Morlulcga (irand,) had, at the 1 
0*4, Middling Orleans 6*,% Fair Uplands 6*„, nnd Middling por i(vl of ‘its invnnloti nf ihiglnml, devastated tho, 
Uplands 6\d. v |fe. Eds.] wholo of Asia, the. greutor part Africa, and 

The sales of yesterday and to-day. reach 82.000 bales. Bottth and Central Ktrropo ; and Huhscqucntly 
Flour has been rather heavy, nml the closing rates nro. Its Influence evtendod over the V n un. ' 


,) had, at the _ _ "T ^ . : ^ 

devastated tho Departure! of the Oollina and Canard 

f Afriim. nnd M0 « UVEItVOOL. 


Hour hm b«m mujuirnry, andltic riming rair. nro. (tn Influence cUnndml over tho North or Europo, 
r Wr.trrn Unnnl 2 o«. »n,l Tor Ohio 20 «. lid. p liST nml probnldy also Greenland— lor it Is to Iho 

Oon, .linn declined, mid I. new qnot.il >1 nO.a, M. tor ravngosof tills plague that llio eomplotoiloatrno- 


Htmeneal. 


.. .. . n iiirnisiKu iiy um Auniirniii y, ns n iiiini. iu »uu. i-a|)vuivium. 

Tiif. IanyrniUL ?Ain. — The Permanent Executive tom- Tlin P t>amLTa proeiwdcd at alow r“ate of speed, varying 
mllteo of the great Industrial Fair, to bo lifld here In from four to six miles an hour, laying out the wire with 


bmM. |iwd!d by her At^esty’i itMmcr Pr^poro, a vessel ^ c » n «l. »«« >- now quo e d at oa. for ravngM of this pi 

furnlslrd by the Admlrnilly, as a pilot to tlio- expedition. Yellow, and 29k. 6d. ^ quarter for llhlte. Lard has id- tion of the first 
The st?amers proceeded at a low i^ito of speed, varying vanced to 62a. 18 owt. land is to he 08C 


SAI.TtO, (Am,) thr NKW YORK .... WgDN Win A V, Jans 

RimilPA, (Mr.)..:, for NKW YORK. . . .SATURDAY, 

NIAOAIIA, (Br.) ...for BOSTON. BATURDAY, *• 

ATI. ANTIC, (Am.). .for NKW YORK,. . .Wltfiff KgDAY, 
AFRICA, (Br.) for NKW YORK.,.. SATURDAY, 


ravages of this plague that tho coriipleto destruo- afrioa, (tir.) for nkw vouk., .. Saturday ' 

tion of the first Norwegian Colonics in Green- CANADA,(Or.)..^.for l noqTON, Saturday', 

land is to bo ascribed. During iho prevalence arctic, (A m.) fur nkw york....wkdnk!iday. 


February. 1854. hiw elected its officers ns follows : C. 

Ronrllu., Pre.ld.nt; O. Allan, Vlc^Prekldimt ; M. M. ^ l|m „ ^ ,W wHI,„ U t IktWmnr <« 
Cohon, Corresponding Secretary; J. B. Walton, Record- cuntrrttmpt. arrived at Ilnwth Iliirbor. amid tho cheers of 
g Secretary ; and Samuel Jamison. Secretary. those who had assembled to witness their approach, Tho 

- .. ■ - moment the Britannia had arrived at her destination, nnd 

Oration bv Senator Soule.— lion, rierro Soule, our communicated tho fart to llolyhead that the Irish shore 


1 


ru thn 27th of May, by tho Key. Cohen, Corresponding Secretary ; J. B. M alton 
jntD-fo ^ - x c ing Secretary ; and Samuel Jamison. Secretary. 

1 Hulberg, Seth L. Tayi,ob, of ===,== 

M _ . . , „ IX Mil. Mary Ely. of On.rum »r Hr.w.TO. Soule,— H on. Pierre 8 
Jlw PftHflb, ba , - dlatlngul.hed Senator. 1. to deliver n Foortli of July ora- 

Now York. I tion In Philadelphia. In compllanco with the request of a 


tho greatest care and perclsion as they receded from the nr>.,orvi- i/ioi , - ’ 

English coast ; and at length, after a passage of a little Lonsols K101 ' 4 . . 

more than 16 hours, and without the occurrence of unf Oongroasional Proceeding!!. 

ctmirettm'pt, arrived at llowth Harbor, amid the cheers of. . t„ n . .w 

.1 .E„ L.l ...ombbwl In wl.,.o u e O...I..„ur I, Thn . _ C B AllltNOTOR. J une A.I. 


Money cbntinnes abundant, and the closing rate for 0 f the plftgUO in Kuropc, tho c6tntnuniontioiiB AB,A * ( Br > for NKW YORK.... SATURDAY, * 


with these colonies beonmo entirely interrupted, 
nml after Its subsidence, when! the shores of 


Havre and Bremen Steamers 

FROM ROUTIMttPTON, 


clergyman ot that city. Tho proceeds are to be applied to Tim answer wn.fYTm iimm dlatn discharge of. the gun on 
a charitablo Institution. boani the Britannia. The hour was then just hnlf-past 

r^r- eight o’clock. 

John RANDOLrii’a Bouv Servant. — The Troy (Ohio) The work had been performed In little, more than IS 


mi^enUheBri^ i^fdltiation. mid Tho Houbr yesterdaV* engagodfltaclf In debating the bill colonintu coubl be fountl— those! spared by tho "'ashi noton.... fr.r tfKW YonK....WFTiNKsnAV, 

communicated tha. fnct-to, Holyhead that the Irish shore granting landado various States for Itallroad andF.duca- |>PBtilence having doubtless bcoii extirpated, by f^rNRiV YORK . . .rfR KlJNtS DAY 

•i» mcheJ, tho final (trend to«t applied to th« tele- llonal pt,r|,nre, ; anor whlrh If took U|i tho Cnlirorblu Mint the nntives. IlkaMAHN for NSW- VWUK....IfKbNE8DAY 

bill, Which, .ftorboln-gimondod, was passe, i. The mortality was frightful. In Cairo it is AlflOJIf LIVERPOOL, 

TiiHinSwcr »*■ Iminritutn dl»h«rfj,. of. the guu on ■ — • „ tViimsinos. Judc24. estimated that from 10 to 15,000 died daily. ' 'IT 0, :" , A, "" W rinuDiti.rmA,.WEn 


for NRW YORK... aWKD.NKHDAY, Jnlr 1.1 
.for NKW YORK.... ^KDNF»DAY, •• II. 




a charltnblo Institu tion. - 

'WOBiTeAHT Notices. j John RANDOLrii’a Bouv 8 ervant. — The Troy (Olilo) 

- — — , Times states that John, tho faithful body servant of tlm 

& np tho 18th inst., in tins J late John Randolph, of Virginia, died near that place ye- 

infant son of John Pur- ccntly, and was burled on tho grounds of the Randolph 
^ V1RQINIU8» jmuuu . Colony, on Stillwater In Miami county. 

J JqDf* * — — 

. — ’ Javan.— T he area of the Japanese Einplro Is said to be 

ain-rQn tho 5tli ihet., near Raymond, 206,600 squire mbps, which x^kes t larger than Franco 
^untv Mies. Mrs. Elizabeth Jane, and England put together. The population I* 1 reckoned 
KpdROOUu Ji ■’ , J nl |_i,f nr of by tho American writers, and probably without exaggera- 

feof John L. W. Bullook, and daughter ot ^ ^ ^ mlulon , . „„ tbnu 

Catchings, of Simpson -county, Chinese, but a good deal more lmrdy and warlike. 


The mortality was frightful. In Cairo it is 
estimated that from 10 to 15,000 died daily, 


The House to-dny has been, engaged In the contested wlieU tbU plttgUO WAS raging- 
election ease of Mr. Fuller, a member from Pennsylvania, violence. In China .tnoro tin 


/■WO Jf LIVERPOOL. 

CITY OF (ILARUOW f„r I’Hfl.ADRI.PHlA. . WKDN’Y, Jun# tt. 

CITYOrMANCHKSTKa .fur PIIILADCLP1IIA..WKDN% •• 1#. 


hours! Messages were m»w rapidly Interchanged, audit 1 

salute nf the Britannia’s, guns flretl from Jlolyhentl.' .A took lip anddbci 
letter arrived lu Dublin, directed to iy(entlenion who had Detleieuey bill. 1 
left fur Holyhead by the mid-day steaun r. and whose yre- f or n H ji rnh j lin ,j 
seiice was Immediately required in I<ondou. A message 
was sent .to seek him out . Within half tm . hour hu was » 

tUscovcred. atid he re.-puiidrd. —I nm here" -You are. Iu tho Senate, 
wanted In London." I fballstart by the next train." trait 6f Henry Ch 
Another hour and die ealile was ashore, and tlie ortnpec- ’ Clerks of t)n> I'nl 
tiou completed with the latid-wiras. and lodloAturs at tile 
Dublin termlnu^ of tho Drolnda Hallway, in Amiens torneyrtatl.fiw 
street., went Conversing with those at tho terminus of the Congressionai, 


whoso seat Is claimed by Mr. M’rlght. After Which It said to have died. The Tartar /kingdoms were 
took lip and dheussed the Senate's amendments to the nearly depopulated. “ In AleppQjjOt) died dully ; 


with itfl greauit ° ,TYor M A NCHI»TKa..forPinLApILI*HIA.,WKDI1% 
an : 1:1,000,1)00 arc . •r— — — s=s- 

’ HEW ORLEANS MARKETS. 


Detlelency bill. The bill granting land tn eleven Btfttes ’J2,0(U) people nnd lUOSt of the nuilidil^ were car* 
for UnilroKd ami Educational purposes was previously ried oil' in Gu7.il within six weokij Cypress lost, 
engrossed. * ... „ almost all its inhabitants; nnd sliijvs Witljout 

In tho Senate. tho jniqt resolution .accepting tlic^ por- crews’were seen in tho MiHliterriiiWn, nnd nftef- 
trait of Henry ( |Hy was passed, and also n bill prohibiting, ‘wards in tho North. Son, driving nbout nud 
Clerks of the United States Courts from' practising as At- sprunding tho plague wherovor ' they went nn* 


tain H Catchings, of Simpson -county, Chinese, but a good deal more lmrdy and warlike. A perf* 

* * . — nj.w Id u 

i/j . r \c h Dridok’ Across tiie Savannah.— A ti ailvertlsenient In England, 

Igflf B. VfttS bortl on tllO titll OI nlnrc , the Augusta Constitutionalist Invites proposals until tlm 
f* ioinctl tho Methodist Church in 1843; lothof July next, for building five Btone piers and two The-ne 
yy tho 2d October, 1845. Sho lmfl' abutments for a bridge across Savannah river «r.K«rt5v ■'-a 

0“ on 1 , , , , J city of Auguftln. the contractor rurni.lung ull Ibv m*tr- f„ r u„.c 

, deeply bercavod husband and three r J, „ d of th „ v.t qu„my.'- . a !«Jy 


I left., were conversing with those at tho terjplnu* ol'thb 

Cliesteratid Holyhead Hallway In Holyhead. In Hie Home to-day a message , was- received froin the I (j, 0 ^ 

A perfect system pfijoctrle telegraph eoinmunlentimi N Fresldeitt r<dn|lve^» nn indemnity to S|>anis]i subjects, I « .1 
H* nr iu use between the various offices within tho flank of for Injuries Hutri reiHn their property by the riots iu New I 1,1,1 ; 


(.’oNonF.ssioNA^ I’iioi eeuiyos — n’bifiiiiJtbm, June 23 — ♦ 
la Hio Iloube tn-duy H message wus - received l'rem the 
I’resldent relative A a» an indemnity to Spnuisli subject*, 


proudiug the plague wherovor ’they went on* 

Shore. It was reported to Pope (’HeinOnt nt Avig* ''T" " rmw t u ? •* «nu«uaiiy il|bt *fbck or 

non Hint ll t rouglim|t tho K»8l,h.rol)»Uv with ^'*" r »“•» M '.l«r WJ , .re tolmbly .towty, 

tho oxcoptioh of t:hin«, 28,840,100 pconio hml 1 ^'"' r " Tnt '' rT taiproTjn,. itnd In I’mrl.lnn.. p«rtloUI»Hy 
f.llon viotilllff In iho plflgui." J 1 1 hork. 11,,. morom.nt h» Wn ,,pw,,,l 

( If nil .Iho ostimntci. ot the number or liven lost , ffl "' ««• •» »«*»«* 

in Huropo, the most probable is that nltonethcr wUI, l " l ' r 'InU'. from t.Worpeol, l„r u«, of d.- 

nne-fnm'th of the Inhiihltnnt. were e.relS.1 efr •P»rt ,, r* thene. being VI .dered.y, th. loth l*t. 


Orleans and Key West. In )Kfd. 

The Senate concurred In tho auieudment of th^House. 

of iho CiiUfomia Mint bill. one-foui th of the inhabitants were carried off. 

A i u.— Charles tv Horry, formony of NewOrlonns. a \ ow jf Kuropc at present contains 210,000,000 
and late eouimaiider of the steamship United Mates, died . , , ^ , .. . .] . . , . 

yestioreny. [Evu. i*|r. t . v inhabitants, the population, not take a higher 

Wntci OoNvr.NTioN. — Unit i m Dir. June 22.— The whlf? i'on- estimate, which might bo easily justified^ 
vention. previous to adjournment, fixed updn Louisville, amounted, to a.t least 1 50.000, 0{)0 in the six- 


Jl children to mourn hor loss. As n wife, 

rjI CuUurt o Persians in Golifornia.— 1 he Snn Francisco correspon- 

jl f|8 kind and confiding J ’ Jeut of the Now York Journal of Commerce, in his lett« r 

g an( J affectionate ; OS R frieud, nmiablo of ^ gy, Qf May, says : “ At present there are a few Pef- 
j|j. • . a8 Christian, her walk and siansinour city. They attracted considerable attention 

Nation * was unexooptionablo ; but jt on th« rU’a lut wo.k, whii. ?Iw a m whipping Ore 


ntKLAHt’D. . * The Senate concurred In the anion 

The net profits of the Bank «>f Iceland, for thefyear l&ul. f ^bit bill 

amount to A*2i.2S:i. r * A Deaiii. — C harles C. Berry, fori 

Primate OvdUm has received AT00 from Charleston S. C.. ,int \ '’ommaiider of the steauishi. 
for the Catholic University. , yestercy. [Lru. P[c. , v 

A ludy belonging to a nunnery in Limerick has given \\ Htu Convention. — Ihtlliinnir, June 22 — Thewlifi? Con- 

AM Oouto the furmition of a similar institution In Hos- yt-ntion. previous to adjournment, fixed upd'n Louisville, 
common. ' . ' Ky,. ns tho place foP holding the no 

J The foundation stone of the new Wesb-vnn chapel t" ao- tion .< ! the whig party. [ kve. Delta, 
commodate 500 persons, and to cost X70O. ’lias been laid - - 


lieu victims to Uio plague.’* 

( )f all t I hj estimates ot the number of lives lost 


*’ Christian Advocate (RTrait \, 

Saturday Morniqg. June 26, 1862. / 

The niwket hns presentad n quiet appearance in nearly 
every department since our last weekly rvYlow, with the 
exception of Tobacco, which lias been ln very active rc- 
questr Cotton Is firm, with ah unusually light stock on 
sale, and both Sugar and Molasses are tolerably atoady. 
* tftour Is rather Improving, itnd In Provisions. partlcUlariy 
Pork, the movement ha* been upward. 

I ttlie Collins steamer Atlantic will ho due at NewYork 





u«RonLi.T oautoro ivcky 


umomiloil to at lonst 160.000,01) 


Pliging; as a Christian, nor want anu 
Usatiou was nnexooptionahlo ; hut jt 
aghly in her Inst momonts, that the full- 
U'rf tho lovo of God was displayed to her 
A: Her affliction was Bovero and long, 


out In Belfast. An Anaconda Loose* — A letter writer In Paris, writing | 

In I nr KncumbrreJ K«U,tc i i:,.urt 111. oompiitition rw „ jj.wYurk ,.n,..r. t-tu tin, f,,llu,vlt, K tnuxh one : 

Inml i*ntiM I n t in- i-i'ii nml Hiivornl Ini < liitve Iiern M'ltl • 


*liy.. ns the place fo? holding the next Nntioual ConVen. \ccnth century. If niny , thorclbi o, be nssumad, 
tion ( t the whig party, [kve. Delta without t'xnggcraiibn, that Europe lost during 

A* A»m, A irtirr writer In r„rlis written tbeinneU Uestli 86,000,000 of illjinbitnnte; , 


lend contiliuekto lucre 
nt 19 years purchase. 


ul several lots have been sold 


iy iu ii i* t Mormonish in the Sandwic h Islands.— E lder Wm. J. 

f tho -lOYO of God W68 p y Perkins writes from Lnhilnn. Sandwich Islands, January 

Her affliction was 80Y6rO Itnd long, m 1852, that the work was progressing with rapidity : 
Ml boro it with patient resignation ; not natives and whites Inquiring * that Brother Geo. C. Can- 
r J . ■ V !• „ U n - loaf m« non had baptised twenty-one the day previous, and Hint 

Blur escaped her lips. Her lust mo- ‘ gBnenll . Mll fr „ fa ,y, irU . rs flir llrolu „ 

|MKfi spent iri prayer for hcr'liusuanu, (; an00n to come and preach to them a- he understand-* 
JS L i her brothers and sister, and her the language. The natives *'re surprised that the Mor- 

^ All who surrounded tho couch of n,on8 have baptised so many Whites in so ri.ort a time. a. 
gt- AH WHO BUrruuuuLu ti.u the jm^ionaries had only ndded one to their congregation 


uppoluted Ity tint Karrui Derby, nas nrriyeu in waiway. u 
muke observauSoB OU the capabilities of that port as o 
packet statiou. 

IHYNCK.. 

The Oiit.KANs Phoi’eiii v.— The advocates of the cHnln 


t« « s.wv.«k ms*: win tte MtewteK tough on. : V Pfft? tolcraWi, exiiit iiboounts of tho 

• Tire Illpurelrai,,, i, „ -,.. ri »<•!.• „nti'tled the enecls of link pljiguO in Lneluiul 

jipteln Tirim. the gnvenunent oommlaloi.cn. •OUri-tl.n Mortyr • The wtlU M.U tlmt ore to flgore In fin- most serious coses the llivosion of this. 

iinluteil b} the E'arl ttf Derby has arrived In Galway, to th " l-rf»»nnanee have Just arrived from Africa, and disease was indicated by spitting of blood, and 

ike observation.* ou the capabilities of that 'port as a 1 K” n l l J r in ul1 , , TI "' y 6ft f ,,y death in some cnses occurred alnu.kt immediately , 

. Iroui Havre, and in the same train wn^a box containing . ,, ... ...... . V, J 

i-»orv .-i- an enormous boa constrictor. By some unexplained my?- m otliei’S ill t \\ e 1 \ 0 hours, nud Within two days 

tery. the boa managed to get out ou the way up.Jiiitl nt tllO IlltOSt. It WUS OVideiltjly contagious, 
glidhjgjfrom one car to another twined himself two or “ Kvery spot which the sick liad touched, their 

br««th. tbrtr-otetbe.. ^ th. ; i»»t^.o ? . : .tei. 


from Havre, and in the same train wasja box containing 
an enormous bon constrictor. By. snme uuex plained my?- 


riiE Ohieins 1 HopEiti v.—l be advocates or tne cuun* glidhifflfrom one car to another twinetl himself two or 
il of State, M. P. fabre ond^M. .Malbb-u Bojlet. cliTtgeU tjuies round the locomotive The engineer lmd the 


COTTON— The week openod with qnltrfa Rood demand, 
and the business of Saturday summed up 6600 bales nt 
full prices, especially for Finn Cottons, the scarolty of 
which enabled holders to -obtain extreme rates for them, 
quite dfsproportloriaic to the prices of tho medium ami 
lower-grades. The Inquiry on Monday and Tuesday, haw- 
over, fell oil again, the sales of thoad tito days snmmlhg 
up barely 2300 bales, though at unchanged prices. On 
Wednesday some buyers from Mohlto entered tho markwt 
and took two largo lists, making the business of that day 
4500 bales, nt higher rates for Middling. The transaction* 
of Thursday w»r«> again limited to about 1000 hales, and 
yesterday soin* 2500 bales found purchasers, making a 
total for the week of 14.600 hales, taken mainly an Eng- 
lish account. Tlie stock nclunlly on sain at the present 
time does not qjeved 6000 to 0000 bales, and tho market 





t * Meji* the appeal of the I’rinre* of the Orleans family presence of mind to shut off the st.u.m and then ho and » r enth, U'WT ClOtllca, BprcttU t He; font ngmn^n ml, c|o>% finnly nl ou - rotations below, which stlU apply 
..g.ii-.Nt the decrees relative- to their property, have |hii stoker, more dead than alive elamb r. d back on to as IU all other places, the attendants and fViunits on te t (1 mlinl |uu «»„ ohm h..AII, 

nubliilied a memoir, from whU-h It annear tliattheylu* i., .it,., it..,.. . n .i \i m... ..-i... ,.;tb,.r it,,.;.. only to mixni lists. *s eivn nmmng ones nadily command 


il 


NOR;. , - . 1 A A* IUC lUlWluulllicn uuu u »i,j ouuvu UUP 

^Dg TOCeifcd a parting oxliortation. gjuco they commenced, which Is iu! 
bfldv we lwd in. “tho grave — lier soul has the Missionaries that they “ have 

_ .. * 'V. ? 4 wr. 1 1, ll MU.lAn.Hria nrnnminn 


•- - , , , . .1 ! I lllllll- mini III. Ill tlll.l- ' I.IIIIU I II I 

published a memoir, from which it appears that tlnylii- the train. In Oho lime they came to a stop, 
tcud to rely .on four points, viz : 1 ThBl^the princes pos- bert. the keeper of the animuls, sallied fortl 
si ss the property in vut ue. of the deed of ,tUe ith ot An- >| 0orH . f,( H assistants, to recapture tlm horribb 
gu^t.isao.iuulibat that prop, rtyeould not return to tie* wv|;lg Um nnlmnl was tolerably t.imcd." am 
State. TM'fore tin- 9th of Augu*l ; 2 That they are uelrs of 1 |„ as i t . r g 0< u(U*ratwo hour's chajo. he nl 


many j-eurs. They tell the King, their fathi-r. for that part *d Xeuilly whit h wn: 
vo not told them the purchased sul^iquejit to 1839. and of Mud auto Adeluhh 


■iW the Paradise of God. tr “ U >” HSMte, pronounce lu«j cure,., on t)» it'pre^rfr'f" r niureiternii yi -1 rV:;'.'n ;•«, llrey 

•1 T Yevvnv heads of tho elders. • considered a good t(tle anti with u good faith ; 4 That the 

*’• *• LENNON. projK-rty has bccumnde tlm nubj.ct **f 'marriage >,ttle- 

D t Inn n 17th 1852 Ktri:* vs. Lions — Dr. Charles T. Jackson administered incuts, whioh.have created irrcvoeuble rights for tl,e mar- 

lUyiQOna, Juno I • apoundand abalf of ethsrAo a lion. ui Boaun. aud n« rieil parties and. their childritn : and. Uunlly. that the-ur- 

4 v / 1- ~Z * it. *r*i ^ moved his claws during the twenty nrluuU-s that the nui- 'l»n fcr y judicial tnbuuak-hav*’ jurL-'bi iqu* III G»*t4tC'_ - 

DiED_12th May, Rosalie, in the ,th year , BMAtb , e , ai stiha. 

UW4T- J p _ w , pal was insensible ; __ — ThocVlenpk Pr mi!, of the 27th May, contains along 

fhffagc, daughter Of James Vv. and hll/.- IoNORANCEor Amehua -Mr. Walter, a member nnd snreastio artjcle-on the people of ihe United! States 

bth A. Hopkins, of this c\ty. P rom her of 1 . arUamf „t i sn a prindpni proprlitor or ib« Lbnilon f,‘, co”«iHi'iii*ncu rfjMr WiV<tVV'«p.-<WVi tlie ’komuii, 
nhOCV Bh6 vhis a child of suffering, and her Times, stated recently in the House of Commons, that the banquet. Mrallulsemanu wak directed to break off dlplo* 

C- . . . mn „, Bh-ikimr illustration of United BUtWSenntoni were eltctcd for life Tho Time, nutlo rotation* with our fiowinM. Th« /’re..,. In tho 

ifeha8becn ft most siriKing mubirauun Ul a , rnnt .. Mr Infin tude of its wisdom, says that the present I’rtsidftnt. 

Li A endorsed tho error. The strangest fact of all (says Mr. A,,. dioanKroved of .Mr Webster’s conduct, and 


heads of tho elders. . • . considered a good t^tle and with a good faith . 4 That t he 

property has beemnade the subject of marringi* ’Vet tie-. 
Ether vs. Lions — Dr. Charles T. Jack-on administered ment*. which have created irrevoeabta right- for tie* mar- 


rietl parties mid their children : a 
dinary judicial trihuuubLlutfii^U 
AUSTRIA 


nd. fiduly. that the-ur- 


enjoved the property for more than 20 years, on what tb;\v when ho went i, Sologno The eonstrietor hns not been 
considered a good t^jllo and with ugood faith . 4 t hat ine UvaU . d wUh t | M} ri ^, M . p| j U e to Ills rank.” 


•»|| . ,1 , t I uuu .',11 Villi LI IS,,, ,11" u, Ull I'llUT— .UUU- ■ 

Inal WMjr nave 8tt }g n ,. ur __ j ad a private conveyanco la*t month, I 


tire train . In alre linre thl-y remre in » i.op/.nd M . Fle- who wore cither blind to their danger, or hero- mU !"" “*• ’ u ? n f"‘ ™” “-“"I 

bert. the keeper of the ttulmiiltf, sallied forth with two j,.,.ij v tlosnisod it, fell a S.noritico to thoir svm- « CPnt mor ''- The receipts at this port from tho 1st 
Moors, his assistants, to recapture tlm horrible reptile. It jJ ‘ ,| „i’ t i,n nntinn* wnvn J nn September to date arc 1,406.173 bales, against 060.212 to 

seeus tho uuinpil was tolerably lame.L and knew, his P nt * , J r * V 1 u * °t tho pitient weio COfr- „ ume i date Inst year, and at’ all the United States ports 

master. So. aflor a two hour’s chain, he nllowiM him- Biuerotl 08 sources 6f> COntnglou, which had th© . j,,.-,. i« oi„ nnn ,.,i -t<h i.., .... , r , 

«.ir te Ik. cHusht np.l caged. Why coghl not tl.fr Lon power of notion ot n distil tfee, wliethor on nc- ''"■’-“c, compared with Ia.t y«r,of B0L4.M 

l 6p rS cou » t ° r »'>«» ••»*«»»«' >«»»•. »r «.• distortion 

! nfsrior . . 6 [Middling Fair . . 11^0- 


Sai k of A Steamship. — T he steamship Reindeer was 
sold^at^auo tio n i n ^ 1*1 1 i Hdol pb la^o n the 12th Iniit.. und was 


which they always suffer in plague, or whether, inftrlor 6.V(® 8‘i [Middling Fair... 11)^0— 

in conformity with the ancient notion, according F** r /*j’ ,••••••••- nomlral. 

to which the sight WHS considered tho hprer of „ood Mfridil^! ' V j3^d 


a demoniacal. enchantment." . 

Ii first broke out in the ~ cou nt v pf Dorset in 
~\ngU8t, "whence it advanced tlirfiugli Devon, 


The, Vienna IVm*?. of the 27th Slay contain^ a long the sab*, notice wa* g veu that the purchaser would be Somersetshire and Bristol, and front thence to n^ih^i tel S ' ,pt ' \ 8 “ 
;cn""»d a Mr «*» "« to »« GloucsSter. Oxford nnd Lpndon, reaching the 

iu consH|uence of Mr. Webster’s speech at the Kossuth * orh ; uud damage • 0 latter plapo in three months from itB appear- 

bumnret; Miwllulre,i.»ni| i w.V directed to b»k«« tl,]'' A. o. t f.in -TIm fort IV., vne (Iml ) genllml nn- and prohnbly few if nnyjdnccs esennod. K**rtcd to d.re M) 

malic relations with our (Livirnment. The Ptme. tn me .... ... nf tlio rrpnnl innrntfihlo • yesterday 

InSnltude of lt» wlidoui, M}» that tire pnucnl ITuldAnl nounco* lire murtemof Mr l'eter(lllimil.iiiiiHllo, v«rt 01 ,lie K rel ‘i cities sllttered incredible 


A. .Gay Fair. — The Fort Wayne (Ind ) Sentinel an- 
no uncos the marriage of Mr. l'eter OIImiuI .aged 104 years. 


pee, and pronaniy lew 11 any places esenned. 
Most of the great cities Buttered incredible 


, MISCELLANEOUS. 
Feargus O’Connor, the crazy M F . hr 1 


b<*»*H playing all 


— «ul and endurance Niffllt ‘ ,uuoracu lUM u " or n " Mr. Polk, disapproved of Mr Webster’s conduct, ami 

puental SOhCltuae ana cnaaranct. 1 Ig Walsh) Is that no member of the House corrected it would have had hip! retract if hr could It considers 

Jin nixht her mother kept WI)toh besillu her • ===== — Hint Auitrlo hu Acted In n very dlgnWed rimnirer »nd 

hll.1,.1^4 hod BPt- nnd still won Uni Wutikr. - Th. WoojriU, (Mlw.) UfpuUicHU pwrvHl her honor. Mr HalMonnu ww la 

Idl the last pairatar naa BOt , and st.U was ^ Jrolllh lm / noarly ruln ,.,, „,V W .«>■ “>*> !> — ;• 

lk, tt ' m to hcr Chl J ■ Wa ^“R’ corn crop In th.t rlcinlly. nnd I. »erlou»ljr d»m» E lng the , o Uonuor iho miy's'. 1’ . ire- Iredtt tdojlng nil 

and qjuw ntr CriCS’ Ot pain. I UCSO nave cotton. The heat is oppressive. «.rt« «*r pranks In London Since his return from tin; United 

teeateoMWs tasks. Sko now exclaims, ’ . AorHreniu,.'-S,tSi of tire 24th ult. Sri‘”n“'. 

"Q ttrB<*ii my Rose ! Has vain affection from Frankfort-on-the-Maln, report that M . Ansrluio dol by his strao 4 h conduct. At the nnvro mention of au offi> 
aI.IoI lVi, w «,«.,« m., Rothschild, tho eldest of the brothers. th« famous bankers. c,r he would at once leave. ■ 

borne Wltho/l lot tilts \\ hywcie you given V »n.mniv HI An aeronaut named Qoulson was killed at Manclie*t«r 

Oftt” All* VOS’ trulv ‘GikI mVosiir, lovo^’ “ y g * - , on Weduesday. by fulling from his haUnon. 

D6. AU. jes, truly, taoa gives UP lOYO , ===== I The nolorfous MadanU, Lafa^o. wLo 1ms boon for some 

things to lore ho lends * ” IIkRMUDA ^ boktablm. .New potatoes, onions, tomatoes, years confined in a ntuisuiKlr umtr at Ht-my, has just ru- 

T u . eto.. from Bermuda.- are selling in tho Boston markets, evived a free pardon. 


Mr. Polk, disapproved of Mr. Webster's, conduct, ami with Miss Sarah Suiita. aged 34 years. 

would have had hijrt retract if h.r could It considers The following sublime couplet by the distinguished poet, 


COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT. 

Colton , bales. 7V*?cro, hhd*. 

Stock. on hand Sept. 1, 1861 16.890 23JT1 

Received since 1,404.747' * 66 782 

yesterday.... 426-1,406073 189-68.921 

1.420663 92,792 

R%rted to date 1,373041 69.463 

yesterday 000- 1,37304 1 000-59,468 

Stock on hand not cleared 47.522 - 



mmi 

®-~- \ >* 

; ref 

t? *T'‘i'.S. re' 1 ', ' • . 

, ■ 


borne wit hall fur tills ? Why were you given 
ne!” Ah! yes; truly, ‘God gives up lovo; 
thing* to love ho lends * ” Uebmuda VtnETAHLr.8.— New potatoes, onions, tomatoes. I 

: ™ . cto.. from Bermuda.- are selling in tho Boston markets. I 

■‘ltt Again we hopo to meet the©, xiie man of the Fost expresses his intention of having a 

When the day of life hath fled, cucumber Imported expressly for his owu consumption. 

Then ln Heaven, with joy to greet thee. . - ^ — — 

Where no flirting tear Lj elmd.” RrAriNu Machines.— T he Fralrlu Fanner thinks that 

VY. H. A. I® 4 * Gian 3500 new reaping machlucs will be put In 

use in the northwest the prvseut seaaon— eijual to the la- 

Dub— h Macon county, Ala., May 5, in- bor of 17.600 men. 


says that the continued drouth has nearly ruined the 
corn crop In that vicinity, and Is seriously damaging the 


Is lylug extremely UL. 


"Just like the fragrant pea. with blossoms thick. 
That winds its tendrils round a rottou htick.*' 


\,unuur. ui« ini/.* m i . *». - u*—u 

sorts id prank* in London since his return from tin* United ^ Ueaui erom the Biieof a 
S tates, lie one day visited all the lawVourtl in Wi^tmlu- of the 18th says : •• Wo lean 

stor Hall, and interrupted the husln -. ' M' each for a thne fittle son wero wulklng ih 


-The St. Louis Times 


losses : above nil. .Yarmouth, in which 7052 stock on hand Dot cleared 47.522 83A28 

died; Bristol, Oxford, Norwich, Leicester, York TOBACCO—' The demand hai, If any Ihlng, increased ln 

and' London, buried upwards of 50,000 corpses, activity, and factor* have bron able to dispose of evory 
arranged in layers in large pits. 1 1 is said that lot received bh fkst as placed upon the market, and at v«ry 
in tlie whole country scurco a tenth part rp- full prices -for nearly all quaUtles. The nJm of the first 
mninetl alive; but this estimate is evidently too five days were at least 3800 hhds, (luoludlogono or two 
| high. • Smaller Josses were sufficient to cause resales.) i,ud embracing .244 on Thursday, of which 781 



l>out 400. Wi 


:rmu u uur |miuuii. ■ »<* * iu»» as.— 

feyd I'asrlin . hereditary Vrince of Egypt, and <l«Wt The A tile,’ Captain McCartney, arrived yesterday from aside; for, in many places, tlio churches Were SUGAR— Tho receipt* of Sugar continue very light, 

r£2» Of- tiinopotu. Sho reporlK th. Hut «, Ire.h.g falhn vrr>- 'lesorlc.1, kriUR bereft of theirjprlests. The in- , nll thu hiuteonof the work hu bren on • Toryllmlt«l 

his visit is to recruit his health nt tho mineral springs at rapidly *iafce hi* lust trip. The Arilc loft Inst Tuesday structiun ot tho poople was impeded ; covetous- scale, proUhlyroaohlug 600 to ooo hhd*. at pravlou* rate*. 

Mont d’Or. (the 15th) for Gainesville, but only succeeded In reaching ness became general ; nnd when tranquility was Wo still quot: Inferior and Comniori, 8 ; Good 

Cartiguy. the f eH-fc™™ eomte actor, t* tlM. DetucpcU*. and wa* even then much delayed by tho great restored, the great increase of 1 a wyers was as- Common, 4K®4* ; Pair to ftilly Fair, 4tf06tf ; Prime 

|j rel .fr5 j ; n n j ; ot —i.y of „-,.r upon .Ire h.r. toni.hln®, to whom tho etullossrilyutos regard- ..J cftl... »K0*M« V ft. 

ounX ^d Ueccn ions whlch wlll be heia at thu Tull- w . — — — . ing inheritance offered a nofi harvest. The Week’s receipts, 693 hhd* and bl,l*-*xport*, inObhd* 

Councils and Kiel pttons.wmcnwut mm ai IU The Mormons -T he NewYork Herald publishes a long w £ nt 0 f pr itot6, too, throughout the country, and bbl*. 

. _ -*-.-- : communicatiou signed- Ibwa." relative to the Mormon* 0 j, erft ted very detrimentally Upon the people, MOLASSES— Wo have hud but a moderate retail buaJ- 


of the lSlb says: - Mu learn that while a man ami his (hohe convulsions, whoso nonsedUCncCB wore felt wore Mason Countv. at fiJifUKli round. Y«iU>rdav**»Xe» J 
little son wero wulklng ih the graveyard on Franklin f,, r pome centuries, in a fiilse impulse given to oomprLed 4tw hhd*. vl*: 102 ot flj^d round. 176 at—, 
Avenue, day before yesterday in the lureuoon, a rattle- life, and whose indirect influence, unknown 4ft at 411-10, and 65 at 6X4 V lb Thl* make* a total 

snake got on the arm of the little boy The man. in nt- ( 0 the English, hns perhaps extended to modern for Aha week of 4200 hhd*— the largest business of the 
tempting to brush it off. was bitten and died yesterday (j^es. weason. Wc quote: For Lug*. 2# © 3X ; Loaf, Inferior 

afternoon. Morals were deteriorated everywhere, nnd to Common, 4®4X • Fair to Fin*. G06X } Choice *tnj 

Loh u,v , aa.-The Mobil* Advertiser ot Tuesday says the servico of Gist was. In a great measure, laid Sj-lectlon*. 6(S)7 } Mason County, 4(2>8 i ft ft. 


•y. arrived yesterday from I aside ; for, in many places, the churches were 


if 


StolS Sh “ ^ ■ rir '’ r ?" r ‘,U,n rror 


tatwirfS. H. D. and Elizabeth Iiell, aged 
txstnduoad two days. 

flo Me* the lovely, blooming (lower ; 
fall, railing solace of an hour— ' " 

Bo *oon our transient comfort* fly, 

Aadploasare only‘bloom* to die. 

Chaikston C. Advocate pjoaso copy. 

Advocate Office, June 19. 


An Acquisition.—^ T ho school fund of St. Louis, tho hrio*. 


Time* says, recently received an acquisition of five cents. • . ..... 

. L „ . , ,c, , , Hr it it a ii Foil 1 ankei.. Km eiu-i.i.'e —The lolloping arc 

ho amount o Quo Imposed on a momborof thu bar. by a Uo whlch ‘ mu8l w to every American 

jndgt, or con emp . proud of hi* country. The following -is part ofra letter 

Liiiehal. — T ho military companies of St. Louis have from Australia to u-mer chaut iu Liverpool, dated Junu- 
contributed $1000 to thu relief of L. Spc-igel, who lost his ary 27 : » ? 


Cnrtizuj-. tl.c uHl.knnvrii comic; .cior l« , 1 ,-u.l DcmoiK Ii*. and .... ilu.i much dcUjcJ by thu gre.t restored, the grenl Increase of lawyers was ns- 

Iho I resident vt tube up hi. rcMdo.icu nt K Out 1 or wr tee unt.n tire I, nr* toninliinc, to whom the omlloss disputes regard- 

StoiS h" U it tL 1 1 , UrU| " n ,h - , ing Inheritance offered a rich l!, truest. Thu 

r j t , 8 The Mormons. — Th* Nuwlork Herald publishes a loug Wlin t of pribots, too, throughout the country, 

r ”~— - communication signed- Ibwa.’’ relative ‘to the Mormons 0 t )e p ft ted very detrimentally flpon the people, 


il 


u;:wnp 


1 


M 


Ul rraii for Yankee Km hu i.i.'k 1 The following nru or Deseret, and also publishes the remonstrance of Wll- (^the lower class being most ex poseMl to tho l'ava- ness to notice in the Molasae* market during the past 
two statements which* must bo grateful to every American liam Smith, (brother to Joe Smith) and others, Bgninst g C80 f4ho plagtjek- whilst the houses of the no- we.k the snles altogether embracing soma 6C0 hbl* at 23 
proud of bis country. The following is part of* a letter the admission of Deseret luto tho Union. The latter do- bllity were, in proportion, more Hptiml,) and it fgpjOj y gallon for fermenting anil re- boiled and 37® 2*4 


operated very detrimentally flpon tlie jieople, 


^Fwtons making remittance* will please see that from hi* Siberian mines 
; WBicknowledged. . = ^ =: 

'(-Tt A Monster Petition. 

•TBW Samuel Hawes : n s. Dr S P Ivy, Livonia, tf^nnahtm i^tatn 

Less $2 60. New ltampsbire I^glsla 

«MgyFlW*irorth : n a,' Benj F Cox, York. - ' th c Maine Law. signed l 
Less $2 60. and minor*. 

ii m TW “ : Mr 8tockwtt > WoodvUle, Mis*. 


arms^by the premature discharge of a cannon in that city 
a few days since. • 

A Trettv Present. — C ount Demldoff has arrived in 
Rome, from Florence, to present the-l’opo with a cross in 
malachite, value 30,000 francs, about $6000, extracted 


- The Yankci H will soon get masters of this market if . 
we (L> not get a belteY Hue of ships or steam eouiiuunlca- 
. turn between here and Eugland. The first copper ship witli 
from thd United Elates arrived here last week. She left t -nti 
lloston five days after the news of pur discovery .was ^j ie 


curncnt is exceedingly bitter, aud walks iuto Governor 
Brigham liiung hugely. 

Literary. — T he Comtossu D’Orsay. who lived unhappily 
withiher dandy husband, has published a novel in French 
entitled VOiibrt tlu Bonhtiir, The Shadow of Happiness. 


win no yompensution thpt wholo bunds of igno- 
rant laymen crowded into the monastic orders, 


for prime and choice lots. 

Week’s receipts, 1114 bbls— export*, 190. 

FLOUR— Thh Flour market has presented a rather 


who lived unhappily that they miglit paYtlCipate in Jhc respectability FLOUR— Tho Flour market ha* presented a rather 

ed a novel in French ot the .priesthood, and in .the rich heritages ( j U i e i fl ru , appearance since our last weekly report, 
luidow of Happiness, which fell to the church from all quarters. Ihe ^leg Humming up 7000 bbls, at $3 80(®3 85 for Ohio 
s fated than Peter Sebleml.il, who lost only his sittings of parliament, of the King s Bench, and Superfine. $4 for Fancy, $A 20/®4 25 fur St. Louis Super- 



,t«nv.utl u k -.du ;"«..P»!W. SVirtiSJ' wn.ha4ow.JiM now i«t r« thot of happlnure. tj. uf most of the other .courts) were suspended SB Sn« ; M 60fflt 76 for Bltm Ohio, nd MH0ISS24 for 

ibging news irem England up to the 4tn 01 ucioorr. ,, - , L.mr ns the rnii iu v raced. 1 < m,.Im ... u» t «,.i. w- tem.. 


while by tho direct way wo have no later dates than thu work appears to t*- genuinely French lu conception and 


Larcf. Rr.wABD.— The City Council of Charleston has pans for the West Indies, 


uAHiii: ivr.nAKo . — auo v.iiy council oi unariesion naa 
“ *. Mr* America Steven*, Mrs authorized the Mayor to offer a reward of $1000 to any 




^ SkL . * 8t Mttry,B ** r * oq pewon who may give Information leading to conviction of 

* d : n "6 eo' iv' B ini th , Franklin ,' St ^ au J P®” 011 engaged iu an incendiary attempt.' 

La. ; F D Richardson, lcanorettes, . — 

m, La ‘ ‘ 6 00 A 8TafBE.— Tho foundry-men of Louisville have struck 

n“° n : J "i |R«V J K Ferguson, An- for the ten hour system. It appears that one firm, before 

» t a IVmd Dlckunnon , a ..John f l>lk “' “"ho.lt.tla.ily .cuudud to tho wl.hu, of thoir 

lalnbrldge, Ga 5 00 ®n»pl°y eeB - flnn lB Messrs. Lawson 5: Frank. 

tip s n s, Mrs li A Barkley, n a, Mrs - — 

-blk, Deer Creek, Issaquena county, Reuoious Freedom.— I t is Mated that Gen Urquiza. 

V.V 6 H) who succeeds Rosas as Governor of Buene* Ayres, has 

*RMv.wiai|in rr ° 0 **’ ffi r * e00n ^ VOmm*,).. 6 DO authorized the reading of the Bible iu schools, and made 

liborml appropriation, for their 'iupport. 

WbmVS W &’ AU - Less $6. • ~ ~ ~ ~ = 

fy^Foster, New Orleans 6 00 Snow Storm in Jfne.— T he Pittsburgh Gazette ^nys that 

’ Vri uLt, Joeeph Sutton, New Or- •> u vory severe storm was experienced on Seven Mile Island, 

7 I 2^^*^VnVcambri^ tMty f indiaM ■ Mrs J ° iB ' thu Ohlo > U,low that clty ’ on Wednwday night, the 9th 

«»io, Cinoiunatl. Ohio.' . . , ...... ,* 5 00 ln*L 'Buow fell quite heavily for some time. 

Jsokatm SC* L ^^odgout. n «, Audrew '*• — 

1^ si th, Wilcox county, Ala ; n *, J Railroad BuBScnimoN.— The people of Wheeling. Yu . 

Tn* Ala ' n *’ ® ^ Porter, Lower have voted lu favor of the city’s subscribing for $250,000 

y£v™ •’ •’ •’ •’ : ; g jo I ta th© capital stock of the 3Iariettaand Cincinnati Rall- 

J SSJSlWj Th »l?g = n *. John (i Freeman, road Company. 

Tuxa *’ Less $2 60.. 

Iright Mnini Thomas A Smith, Ileury Too Manv Horses.— H orses are said to have become *o 

L* Batkin. ^JJckran, Y II Reutliropv, . 10 00 numerous ln Brazil as to be a serious trouble. The Km- 
!*w: BIIarrineton.DrJT Alexander . , ..... . 


T$lh of Seidj-'nilter. A portion of l$*r cargo consisted of treatmeut, aud of no remarkable brilliancy or power. 
A Monster Petition. — A putition was presented In the wo»>dew*buc|jutjt for the miners. I tdink w»* shall soon be ______ _ . 

Nuw li.mii.aini Luglwlaturu. on Ihu Mb ta«t..“l'nYaTor of ai^'^okCtS'SAhSlSS: T '»' Vox. Cnirem. I'.,.Au,,-It I, now .ai.1 


long ns the malady raged. 1 K J i ro .ml 

Ireland was much less HenMly visited thnn mm . 
Knglnnd. Tlio disenao iecuufto liavo scarcely 9uJ , 


the Maine Law, signed by 24,698 voters, aud 47,770 females gcjjption.’’ 


- - — . " L . . super i 

The New "York Crystal Palace.— It is now said that reached the mountainous ilistncts of tliat kliig- j*uge. 
only $184,230 has been subscribed toward the fund of dom ; nnd Scotland too would,, pcrliaps, hftVO re- Wee 


Extra and Choice brands of St- Louis. We hav* noticed 
some sabs of Sour nt $3 06 for Fine and $3 26 bbl Cor 
Superflue. Yesterday’s sales included 900 bbl* at this 


nKEtp*] 


s-r .7,u; 

m4 


I 




The directors calculate on 


nption." only $184,200 ho* be»*u subscribed toward the fund of dom; nnd Snot I nnd too would, .perhaps, have re- Week’s rocelpts, 11,698 bbls— export*. 28,911. 

Tlmt surpasses Dexter’s celebrated venture of frying- v $200.000 required for the erecting of the Crystal Palace, mailed free, had not the. Hcota availe<l them- ORAlN—ThornhasbofnagooddemandforCorndu- 

is for the West Indies. The directors calculate on - 140 per cent, as the profit* of selves of the discomfiture of the hngUsb, to ring the greater part of the w#»k, but operations hav« 

lit wo take u not her statement from the Boston Jour- the concern, nnd the building on hand, at the close of the make nn irruption iuto then; territory, which hoeu limited by th* want of stook. The week’* sale* em- 

firsC season,' with power to keep open the exhibition dur- terminated in tlfo destruction of thoir army by hriice about 21.000 sacks, mostly at 48(3494 for mixed, 60 
A large establishment for the manufacture nftUhcu ing the continuance of. the.lease.’* These are somewhat the plague and tlio sword, and tlie extension of ^.51 f or yellow, 62(363* V bushel for good to prime white, 
ries from imported Iliix is now erecting ut Fall River, sanguine expectations. the pCfltileiiCO, tliroilgll those Who Cacapinl, over Yesterday only 800 sacks wero takon at these rate*,.. . . 


llht wo take unother statement from the Boston Jour- 
nal : * 


fabrics from imported Iliix Is now erecting ut Fall River. 
Mass., uudur the direction of N B Borden. Esq. This is 
the only factory of the kind In tho United States. Another 


for the ten hour system. It appears that one firm, before ourpet factory is to Ir* put up forthwith at Lawrence, upd 
the strike, unhesitatingly acceded to the wishes of their at Hadley Fulls an extensive cotton mill will soon be com* 


sanguine expectations. . . t 

- - - -- p -;— the Whole country. J # Oats have been In fair request, with sales of *om* 9000 

A Predic ament — Some days since, a white man sold „ lft y not he impertinent to glance briefly at Hac joi utterly nt 3t<r for Indiana and 36/h 864 ^ bu*b*l for | 

two free negroes In St. Louis, dlvidiil the money with the t j |ft nioral" effects of fho plague m Europe. 8t Loubl t | loUg h ths rullog rate* early In th* we*k wore 

urgroen. aud'then they all decamped. One of tho negroes Tho mental shock sustaincxl by all nations for St. LouU. Bom® 3000 buifisl* prime Indiana 


Oats have been In fair request, with sales of 1 


r» no employees. The firm Is Messrs. Lawson Frank. nienced. 11 

# home whicl 

Relioious Freedom.— I t Is stated that Gen. Urquiza. K'm* jm-i-m-v** 
. „ , „ , . 1 , du.-trial woi 

6 00 who Hucceeds Rosas as Governor of Buencs Ayres, has u , Hostou, t 

** authorized the raadlng of the Bible iu schools, and made of Ixomoti 
liberal appropriations for their support. Tube Comp 

- capitalists. 

6 OO Snow Btqrm i« June. — T he Pittsburgh Gazette i-nys that f,. r Vng r fron 
*’ a very severe stonu was experienced on Seven Milo Island, only- iu tin 


home which lire worthy of notice, as illustrative of Van- wua arrested soou after, with his share of tho proceeds iu durihg til© prhtftlc 
kco perseverance and energy lu the Introduction of in- his possession. Hu was brought before tho Recorder, when without parallel nil 
dustriul works At Somerville, in the immediate vicinity • .. . . , , , , , * ,, . . 

of Boston , u factory lm* been started for the manufacture purchaser appeared mid claimed him as lawful proper- w l l0 l q would stood f. 


in tho Ohio, below that city, on Wednesday night, the 9th 
5 00 Inst. 'Buow fell quite heavily for some time. 

Railroad Bi'Mciiiption.— T he people of Wheeling. Yu . 
have voted lu favor of the city’s subscribing for $260,000 
2 60 l \‘° c *Pfl*l stock of thu 51 urlet la and Cincinnati Rail- 

road Company. 


Falls an extensive cotton mill will soon be com- two free negroes- in 8t. Louis, divided the money with tue tllO. moral cffe©W Ot the plague in Europe. 8t. Louis, though th® rullog rate* early In th* week were 

mcDced/ Besides these, we huve some enterprises nearer negroes, aud'then they all decamped. One of tho negroes Tlio mental shock sustainod by all nations 35^3^ for fit. Louis. Bom® 3000 bushel* prime Indiana 
:h are worthy of notice, a* illtndrsylivu of Yun- was arrested soou after, with his share of tho proceeds lu during til© prevalence of tire lllack 1'lagUO, 18 Whoat have Bold during the week *t 8O(a86<0 bUsbtl, 
ork s 10 ° A 0 ”^ 1 1 me mile * Vn the immeSe°vi r In! U ,llt * P.o**’*«lon t llo was brought before tho Recorder, when without parallel and beyond description. The latter mte, however, only from second hands .... Bran has 
. a factory has been started for the manufacture purchaser appeared and claimed him as lawful proper- w | 10 lq would stood gazing, as It wore, into cter- hoM genemUy a t 85(5)87 V 100 ffi, the Inside fliure 

live boiler tubes. This is called tlm Amerlrnn ty, bought and paid for. pit tho other hand, if the negro n|ty, and tllO fuartul prospect ovcrwhehncu all r „u n g | n the later transact ion*. 

puny, anil the property is owned by f»ur or.five established liH freedom, an action' would llo against him w jth terror and tlisiuay. At tho tirst v ail mwful Week’s raesipti, 19,017 sacks aud 14,261 bbls Corn— ex- 
br^Volftr'rv^ r ‘ ,r °te«integ nrereu- uujur u> freUnc^ l.fr puwh, M „bo of contrition neize4 tliuiuajority ;. ftn'l (le- pen. muni iwlu. 

m those heretofore made hi tills country, not owner becoming presccutor. lie did not make the at- termined to repent and uinkc restitution .fgr P9»t pROvistONB— Pork has continued to advance, hut 
he complete fonuation of the tube, but in the tempt, aud the Recorder having nothing to do wlththe oft'eiices, all looked toward the churoll, and its ...... |DtB 0 a »,j Kh DM unslon8 of holder*. 

aw. •«-«•*“ ° r rrr?*; r ”* » bri r w - erc 

uniform uu4 regular .urfucu. uud tjiu tubo. are iMutlonau who had telrlj purctawd hta. most prooioUH nature. Ihe frightful duranta- w „ n ,;(, cca on 8 , tU nl»y of .I»ut 400 bhU «t *1» 14 



external and iuieriml tinifli of. life article. This metal. 

prerfute » uniform ouj reKu1;relurfllrona\ho fuUre'aru H«uthm«u who lm.l fairly purohurod hlui. mo»t prccioua nature. The friglitful dcYosti 

hi all respect* equal to any ever imported. * r . i- tiuu continuing, the mental powers became pari 

" Horace Walpole Bays: “In my youth 1 jyj e d by the all absorbing terror. " All lai 

*f T.,„u>,^f Tiinmmuy te« teU«e. m,r only ^ *^ 1 human and flivino was. for a Time at an end ; 

nprlcan saint, lie was the chief of nn Indian .tribe. .« the priests and judges had .fled* and mora 

lilch inhabited Pennsylvania while thut state- wus stflt u Zealous men uro over displaying to } ou uie almost Bubvertad. And .in the end, an; 


inecapumnwcnu. vu» manetra anu uinciunau na.,- Ain5rlcan w u n t. "Ho was thu' chief of nn Indian .tribe , ,u 1 r - 

ud Company. ; which inhabited Pennsylvania while' ’that Stut.‘wus stffl u Zealous men are over display 

colony, nnd excited so much respect by his virtues and strength of their belief, while judiuipus 
Too Manv IIohbki.— H orses are said to have become so exploits, both* among the while aud red men, that alter you thu grounds of it. 
numerous ln Brazil as to be a serious trouble. The Em- bis death he was eutiouized. and' the day of his birth, the 
•r<ir w fth.r.'.fbm Issued n d..cr.«. ...ul.Lui uu««- of May. regafded as a holiday - All Christian eouu- -a TH E STRIDE OF PESTU 


IW |j Vtak,. , |» w» . , 7 r 1 ■ UUUIUIUIU IU .... ire uvj m DCilUUH l UUUIf. 1 lie J.IU- . 

c; “^ff, m5 M m£X£i W 5“ * herijfore la , 8Ued tt ?; cr ^ “^horizing citizens t V W?J[*th?SuT^n; 

P Bkreveport, La “...... 16 00 “b 001 brood mnre.^wlmrever found. 

fe hMah,nU : n .,'cs wirfham, u», Ouorgu ».;«*«" v^Ouoj.ra.^U hu hruu fully a.cert.iurd 

flwJA ’ Texas. Less $5. 8a W report of u 1 ranch medical commission, both at 

MlH. 0 ** : n *• J L Parham, Choctaw. Purls and elsewhere, that rainwater is a prophylactic of 
UtTg'u 8 ati ml •’ Aberdeen, M Us. . .$5 00 cholera, and that this disease lias never proved an epU 

J*jM2 60. '■* ' ' Hawkins, Camden, Ala. demlc lu any city where rain water is exclusively used. 

!■ A Ti.t L'...:, — Tire .Iwuim Atteulte.Alll b« lluod »500 
7m fto emti 1 5 n B » J McAnulty, Tuilyvlile, Ark. *t St LouU for taking to that port .a greater uuuiber of 

%Vv0BllSrtVw n ,V *: ‘V.’ »• 2 $6' passengers than their laws' allow, and tho case is to bo up- 

lurt : Mrs lloyktn, Laming- pealed for the purpose of testing the legality of tlie city. 

«aJ u? ^C oiumbiii' Ga 2 50 ordinances ou the sul\jeot. 


fint or May. regarded a-* a holiday. * All unrtsunn couu- 
tritfs.’’ ‘su'ys the Savannah Republican. .- have their tute- 
,ll»F saint. England lias her St. George ; Scotland her St 
• Anlrew ; Ireland her St. Piitrii k ; France her St. t’rlspau. 


** THE STRIDE OF PESTILENCE. 

\ W v e publish below nil account of tho raging 
and ravaging pestilence or plague, which visited 


loiera, aim inui zm* uisease nas never proven an epi- Kl)U ^ a aminUtrutiou. when General Dearborn was Seyre- 
J Uemlc iu any city where rain water is exclusively used. tary or War. that tho observance of it by the army waa | 

— . . - v . : Ulsjien/ed with, und the change was mado tbeu ’ouly with i 

A Test Case.— T he steamer Atlantlq MU be fined $500 the view of carrying out- the sy>tem.of ratrcuchuiHul 
. fit Loubi for taktni/ tn tl.ut "bith the Preaideut sought to introduce ih the ildtnluis- 


gulur interest by all. v ..v...wv..— - — - » t , , . in, nucb wi iu« = m & ih>v»v« «»» »— — —■ — 

In contemplating the subject, vroaro reminded i n g prayers und supplications for the averting oi b ^ n dull %t 8 ^(So>$# H ft for pUln and bBggod 
of tlta theory of Dr. J nines Abernethy, of Glas- thQ plague. They marched through trio cities tnJ10 ^ lll>for#xtrgan( i c holo*8ug*r^ured....InLwrd 
guw, who, two huudred years ago, wrote au in- in well organized processions, with leaders anu .. limited business hs* been don*, at OK©9J*i for 


. .* • (. . | .»> I j _ — 1_ IUU irunwciliiuii UUIU Ufim |tiou; umriiiiiuiM-u uy«».b. 

most precious nature. 1 he frightful dtvastn- w< M|efl on 8ftturday of about m bbU at 76 

tiuu continuing, the mental powers became para- ^ bW for Mell . nd $17 f or Humps, and on Monday 

lyzed by the all absorbing terror. All law, &QObbl|( Ueu at $200 $21, which hav* slno* b**n tho 
human aud divine, was. for a tunc at an end ; ruH rjlt4!H for -mttU | oUj though $20 60 has boon rafusod 
the priests and judges had fled, and morals fur large lolH . Th® rate* for M. O. hav* l»o*n $18 60 
wore almost subverted. And ,in the end, says and for p rim( , >17 76 ^ >l8 p bb i, without, and 

Duccocio, so completely hud j tarror ®*t»nguished ^ ' in|peotion YuHUrdny m bbU M(im ^ $», 

every kindlier feoling< that the brother forsook q lol) Bt Mf ftnd w ht >2 l v bbl.... 
his brother.—- the sister the sister— tho wife the Ikt}f bng an j we hav® notleed only a fow 

husband— and, At last, even tlio parent its own M MfM . at 7,14/2) $14 50 V bbl. Prim* i* held 

offspring* and abandoned them unvisited und ^ 60(2)$1Q 76 V bbl Bacon has advanced, 

unsoothed to their late. - . .... aD ,i i„ tho more recent transaction* 9KfS)KH V lb 

Whilst lamentations and Woe porvnded all, ^ ^ for fMpdonoU 8UlM aDd 7 *( 2 > 7 K 4 

there arose in Germany a body who took upon 8bou iders. Missouri Bides have sold at V lb 
themselves the repentance ot the neople— otter- Tfae th# WMk ( . mbrac * 600 to 600 cask*. Ham* 


flail: 

':f‘ -,7 V? ’ 

v • A : 




-4. 



fefc’VouI', .' 1 1 1 i so 

*7 **,,! V T II Otrituu. (lenturviUu.T.xac. '2 50 
: ?“•, • ■> «, J W Bbackleftird. B»««- 

l(ut« Vre? N o W ll.Dd.rson, n ». A Whit., 

'*'“>*> U " « »■ [AU riaUl uow- 

Ur * M Yr.ukliu, La. 
.•'•“dbSTr’ Mterrille, La. Lwa f,b. [Will 

La. 

, n ’*3**ta (luii * y° u - Tho minutes are out. 

K«v P ilfllSyw.MBl to you ? ] 

.■ n "' M w i oo 
- "»t! HutoUlna, Cajuga. SllgM ; 

“« Wm Mount. Hay: 

*»*«* A laughn. Snnug IlMgo.Mira. .10 00 

Ala "twman: n a, 8 Ii U Brell., Tu.ki'i|o», 

^ ALL 1 K 


I at Bt Loul» for taking to that port .» groatcr numlrer of ihllh tho 1'roMdout Knight to i Inlrodnte lj thi ihlinlula. 

tWoUi.-J. ii ..if ... tratton of the Uoverument. The first fort built nt M 

ifcseugerb thau their laws' allow, aud tho case Is to be up- Mury v Ounufen county, aiid'i.erhap* the tiret lu tho State, 
■aled for the purpose of testing the legality of the city_ _aus railed Fort St. Tam many A gcutlcumn now residing 
dl nances on the subject. in this city was present while a, boy at a celebration, by 

-■■■ — the officers und soldiers stationed ul tlm fort, of 6t. Tam- 

Dirauuiun to Viuht , t out.— T ho Director, of tho In' Day Tlio May-p.il, ■. iu.nl on. tire oronsion. wire a 

. , . u _ y nr L ii«w« ,i„i, _ i . , .. tree, with its branches and luirk removed ; nnd nruunu 

nlon of Now York haro determined to apianl from tho lUllt thu , oUle „ Uaul .,.j colohratod tho day." 
jolslon made against the Institution by the Superior 

ourt. They are blest with full pockets, and cun stand _ „ . , rI n ,, 

■* “ ^ . TiibUi-as Thkeoj the Isthmi s— T he Pauuina IleriUd 

ligauon. gives the following description of the Isthmus Upas tree : 




guw, who, two liuuurcu ycara ago, wrote uu iu- m won orgunizw pi wbboww, s.w. only a limited business hss been aoa*,ai vmwvm 

t.u.n. uu .uuL A..v ...cv .w.v gdiious and most valuable work, the object of siugers; their heads covorcd oh far us their , infl lQ bb i, a ndlOV(3)IOIi for prime sodebolc* in keg* 

1 county, aiidVrlmps tho first luthu State, which was to prove, tlmt in every cubo, where eyes, their eyes fixed on the ground, accompa- Vesterdsv 337 tlurces prougbt 91$ ♦ fl lb • • • • Western But- 

re pS’whilo'a!^ the prevulonuo of the plague has been known, nied by every lokea of t„ l„. Jld at 11® 15. and Ohoco at 7«7>i* ft ft. 

1 soldiers stationed lit thu fort, of St. Tam- it could' bo distinctly traceddo tear, and a cor- and mourning. Jhey roq$<i in Bomnre gar urnu^Tho domaud for thl* articlo ha*be*nfk 

Die May-pole, used on. tho occasion, was a i-csponding panic. Although Dr. Abernethy monte, with red crosses ou the hack aud cap, ^ during tb« w**k at 

STS iJv v 'blioulu.l . lauglie.1 at and .uccred at fur hie ,u.,l boro Iripple Kourge., ti«l ‘“‘trajorfoW »» fur 


Union of N ? Y.rk hare drUnntoud to apfrea, from tho ^ " W “' 8 & 

hleolslon maJo againit tho Institution by tho Buporlur p, 11118, We lung ago itUOptCtl 

Court. They nro bloat with full pocket., and cun .land „ „ , ... _ .. ,,, aet,uent experience lias tut 

u,i— , i— 1 ■ . Tiie Ur*. Tnu, ; oi tub Istmu . — Tho Panama Ilrihld r „ii«,t n „ 

litigation. ,. give, tho following lU'.rrtptton of tho I.tlimu. t'pa. troo : be impltoitly reliea on. 

T .... .... Hr.. „ . ■ Thn ItHwVnrb 'Pnn.t .» nn I Wn I. BoillO tiuil) .itlCO Wo HOW ,r,lllO COUiniOUt. ill tllO UllitiM In tlllb COUntry tit tllf 

■’tewHw.p.ia—ww-oum^tl. U aiakon.t ni ii i a l l a iu uua.i guii ji. thrown in to a elate of une 
my., the public hare ground to expect In tho counre of, (whloh we do not recollect) .lating that a mim nameT onnearance On our ahoroa. 

flu. union tin, (lmt Hurt nf thn l.lfn nf llnlivur liw flan .liinii, m I. Inn hn.l lu.an fniiml flaml imili.r ft t rm> (in Llluduf- ** < 


was ridiculed , laugneu ai anu sucercu at iur lira and noro inppi« ^ t m f Carolina. 

paius, we long ago mloptetl bis tlieory ; ami Bub- knota, in whieli points of iron were hlcd-faml X * 

sequent expeneneo liaa tuugbt ua that it iu to with which, as i» penance, they flogged their ra.iaat»h 

I.J-. 1I-..C — ,1.J bar0 .kins, and were hence termed Planet, tonfwrt. Th. laat ah 


IllUB— Tho domaud for tbU artldo ha. bean fair, and 
.cue aoo cask. hat. ban Kid during the week at 0(0 I 


In tiiiu country in the year 1882, we wore! lanli.. 


ed their llKMI'-Wo have no further trannactlon. lu thl. article 
Fla gel- to report. Th. Uet «.ln wrr. at »S«,a»88 H ton for Dow. 


tho Mason tho first part pf tho Life of Uollvar, by Gen. Jauieebjun had boon founddoad under atroo on theflor- nip..',":.," nn.re. 

Mowiuora, which will probably nppeor ln Engll.h and gun. road, and Hint .upon examining the tree lire hallrr. > *•“* 1 

a i u . m .1 akaninm kai n . na.ri. ra.ti.( i .,>ti.. n ».. prooouoood it highly potsODou*, produclug death to any that tlie inn 

BpanlM,, MTeml chapter, being nearly ready forth, pro... „„„ who .hould .loop under It. ‘ could ho as 

" r ‘ ■'* Hiding out upon thu Plains, a fow mill's from the city, r rom ;#« outln 

Prettv Thickly Beitleu.— 1 There are three hundred tho other day, with u frieud, woliudthu fortun* to have .. 9 

and twenty-eight per.on. to Iho Kjuare mile lu K«aex th«W tn.o« pointed out to ui. A. far around ’".ling 

. .. Li.,i™ it.. uaol) an It. brunebo. extended tho griuoi wire dead-dbe NewVork, at 

county, M l reMchu.e^l»-a di n.or population than can .bo iluiwtbare, whllii nil beyond II w«» frr.h nnd |,y tile learnt 

found on any tract of laud of tho same size iu the Uuitad ggsun. Each tree seemed to form a circle around it by # . 

| state*. fhu uiipearaiicn presented by tlie dead and live gras* * i ' M « 


tlm Iiatlve* u| L‘ ut ftt °. U CC 


5 00 Spanish, several chapters being nearly ready for the press. 


il highly poi»mi<>UH, producing death to any that the maroll of ril 
jld sleep under It. • could bo as regularly 

upon the Plains, a fow inllc*. from the city, ity out > ae iik at M 


n 3 - - 

11? 10 ® fiom a?i? 9 \°, te08 to taammon once received 

W. ^mfnntAnL V Beo,n j to wore thirty-one vessels up ul 

tT 1 ’ vmi I ,ur#0 t suffloloiit houiurv. and . , . , , 

' S^dpouJS^ 00 ^’ « lr ' that I am worth a handrail wven at Liverpool. Tho U. 
T°wj-ip(rit t d r .« “bl the irriUtad. jut not intend to send off eight shij 

'•gk' 1 dQ > uud 1 know ^ u 11 mouth*. 

notion, but I think the 

Sy 1 Wlcopk, J. * indicate, lu a u.aniro, 

S~‘«lo. “’‘og. Til. Fr.n.hgrc«ilnnl. liter. 


Tuners anti mngnifioent bunnera of rotted. • 

,„1 eln, I, wold were carried before QONNY BA08-W. har. not, h«rd of any .ale. of U 


nice prevailed; and, it was pretended auce, they were welcomed bv the ringing of «*••• ... ^ # , TI ^ 

maroll of -tlio -fell monster tli«e»so, bella, and tlie people flocked froth all quarters . BALT There have b«eu no cargo an Iv.rpool 

ua regularly und distinctly marked, to listen to their by mns, nnd to witness their 



ICUIIIIVIIV IIU'i ■•muutiii; iitmanu, l,, tinisti aw "V ; ' nil 1 f. 

reuk at Montreal, as that of an in- penance witl| devotion and tears. Tlmy in- fro 

It was said that it uppearod in creased iu numbers rapidly, and not lacking a $» 
the precise moment prognosticated perception of the mighty power they J 


sine® our last weekly report, and only a limited 
from second hands. The rata* from second b 
$1 for Ooars* and $1 26 for Fine, Including drayi 
OOFTKK— Thefli ha* h«ou a ratb*r aotlv* 


For Australia. 


jrnA-'j 

L!y.w» | 'i ,> rp'ijf RrP prum. * 


iscls up ut London for Australia, and 
Tho Commissioner* of Emigration 
eight ships per month for the next six 


Occasionally th« skull of u dead mule ot other animal tienta, and clergymen precipitately quit their church itself, became in danger fr< 
ere to be found lying either directly uuder the tree* or v r * * » 1 . lin llI1( i irrciinonHible PO' 

ear by, indicating the effecta of It* deadly poison, docks to escape to tho mountains as plaoee grown up auO ^ine*p ( )nstoje vu 
nxiop* a* we felt, to procure a branch and bring it to. of refuge. WhilBt this state ol alarm existed, request, therefore, or seven* 

hi., ..it„ ii,„i i>. ii..t.t ...i.t, i LI ....A i. .. .. ° At., -t ... .. ' H.mw ijuinnre— I 


er from this rapidly hav* ranged at 8 >$09* for ordinary ta •WtaUyprtm"- 
o power. On * tile Two cargo** have arrived from Rio Janeiro donug tn* 
rnl monarchs. the w..k, .n.hr«ing MM t»*», wftte, U>*^ ®“»V' 


Death on Oockhoauiies.— W p find iu au exchang® a they presented. 

,ry l..„d -Id to h. . v.ry .Heuteu. mclp.lor g.t- tu ^*" r n Si°S b u ‘.} t "11^^'^““ 


acU and bring it t© of refuse. Whilst this state oi alarm existed, request, therefore, oi * „ia am haM. aaaliwtt 200.201 hair*, 

thl. city, text It. Uuld. might he »u’h)«ct.d ton oh.iuqi.1 tlio common thoroughfuron of tlie city were Pope intenliptcd their penance ^ the cliunu wna .Inra Beptewh.' • , • , fta J’ t ^, 0#Mtan4i , conJ 

*“'• dlf, - rr,,J Umwt.oteg npp.nnu. 0 . llttrrioadeil 0Dll blocked up-ho»pitnls wero es- .uiulvoil, uml they were nubjeoted to * perwou- tuth. w 4t* -^ n „ tonoo.tMM.. 

MurelnhUdMlhln ^hlUhod in ulmost every ward of tho city, into tion aeoond only in ita raerolleM pertinacity to teudj^t. ynteg, 


do wo euturtulu a doubt as which hundreds and thousands, the victims of that of the Jews. 


. U..y Many «V':“xEeK nJ^n CuU, .Ut Ih. principal m,.. th« U„ uoU.«l 

aftcm- extract, were oxhimtw in tnik oity, in tnc year ..iawmlOOctecMaudoelUrt UaodM;*, 


(jeoted to a persecu- to the saint) data iaat yo*_*t* MOC “ “J 1 
illem pertinacity to hauili U»l .vynte*, wa. S8|00 te«», agaiqiU fiOOatmmo 
tiincUst y«ar. , : 

lied ln the foregoing tiAOOINU AND BOYB-Th. mwk.t ter thm utWo 


Lf^BXMlBtoinr u w.g.1 .A. ,, ... 


I calling up an, ax< 


sulties kept ou th* atreteff. it 1* like the effuct ease. suffer their fears to overcome t&elr ^ f J a80,, • cash. Yarievtlgy 84 lata* India 

iu Bwltzerluud, upon the body. Heading an In the year 1840, somebody predicted, iuas- We notice that there is an inclination among JJ* b 

irnii'ri fur liittiiin-j, tir u .•lm ut ,-r nf Ariidotli- . X ” . 1 bt .. 1 « . * -a.!m nlnau i.f bAnnI* Ift n«( n>, n nanifl 111 SOIa, *0 n » 


dffj 




A Lono 1‘lank.— A vessel arrived lately at Portsmouth, 
England, on board of which Was a plank whloh ia atated 



to exceed iu sis® any piece ”of wood yet <:ut. It was in- like climbing up a hlU. Uud may do one th® same sort of that the AstaltO oholora W0 
tended for tho World’s Fair, but it waa too late for the good. Bet the tortoise to run against tho hare ; aud, vyeu Homo other somebody ©udon 
Ptnpewi, no tmm! being within r.Mhwhl.1. cuulj uoom- i 1 " d0 ‘f £& 0, ‘^, ‘‘iH? Pwple Biokeuod in the ubsoi 

iuodxt.lt. TUi Clonk U SU feet tunu.klt tenh.a bmxil. luL— re , .«'!f!L Or Ar.it,. * h..l ,i„, ham m mu with thu Beotiona of the city ; and, BOI 


toMid purpuxo, ao tmx .1 being within reach wldub cgald xceom. 

TbU plank le Htu feet lung.ia take, broad, 
*‘ b ' ^ »wq a eeffw ,i«s 1 aalb lackw Ul tWciuww. W , 


'/• Ull in tllO Year IMU, somoowiy nruuiciou, mas- ns uuwvp ft.-.—.- W -- *♦ liu* naah 

hJLTr, ff»oh u tlio Beason opened with Unueual l,eat. a oVttDL^BUrO.udl- Lev. mid Ip -mMl 1 

like oUiublug up n bill. Uud rney do one lire lemio uf that the Aamlio oholera would vlmt us aguin. thin city thU*oa»Mi. they preai0t,^p»wb u,, w „k, «19®ao+ v ft- 
good. Bet the tortoise to run against tho hare; and, eyen Homo other somcbo<ly endorsed the prediction, uh we have juJt pusseu through a hay— ^ W estern lUvlossold at tlO 600*17 ft 

If be doe. not overtake It, be will do mure thau. Ire ever Puoplo Biokoued in the obooiiro und louthBomc winter, that wo arc to enoouuter ft very alokiy ‘ u on ihundav a 

irt’oteW sectiona of the oily i und, Bomo wiseacre gave if 

lortobre, he tali, wieep. (.Uumom at Truth. an hie oputivu that they di«d of Ahiutlo cholera, ouusc fur Uieur pwutuvtt. IWeifter* ] “F 1 


very alokiy HAV— Weattrn (lay Ire. .old at till B0i»»U * 

cal or other Uauaaotlou. Including, on Thursday, a 
rk paper. tew at *• teller rat*. 


“H 



w-- -ij&W:* 


£/• : w y w • * 











SUi^fc 


;*> 






Cl)f If® (Orleans 






h»« town MAW our 
.. iMjr efiTtic <in( nn«l g!vn 
nlroW in open fifllit. It in inn 
r on* now, mil to onpnRo ttmlor 
> tinttorj mlplil bo cnllctl mli 1 if 
I nwfrnliw. Afl*r the men hnve Imd hrenVfiiM., 
Irwin t»k«hw if- ho com or ontoido. Qunrtor- 
pri«o on onr loo ipiorlor, nrol 


f* 


m 


,'itj 


C r 


aiw:’ 


*.»-■ 


to*: 


mat' 


.--i* 


MW 


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k i- v'' 




ntlompt 
to l>o thinned 


to font'll tu, I lie liniirior-deok npponrod , “J" <•*•* nmhtrr of mrmrfto. to the artMi- noon looriril 
nned, end mir OtpUith followed only , "P '« * toimltrot. »n,t 11 «u Oeemod «UtId,W« to drop (hr 
by tiio corpcntor, elUnWng over Iier bnlwnrkn ! «*• /"** ,•©*- ««• to****©* Mi** 

lenped down utiim her deOK. The 


> former looked 


& 


yon find thnt ire tiro (-cutoff mrny 
IW off hi* lint 


ADd 


tween 


fto Buying he threw 
» hammock lmiig for him lie- 
pf the xumrter-deek guns. 

Qnitrtottn Rater ITunter,” enid a qanrter- 
her, ■* whnt do yon make of tho old man i 

K tO Bleep, like a trooper's horse,, nil 
and meann to woke up and fight that 
croft the Mtilon of the last] ste« ' ' 

' mad?” “■ 

Bald the bl^-whlskercd Scot, who, 


ftom being 


on board, was t 


most athletic and faithful fellow 
the Captain’s fancy man ; " N», 
na, If wo ha to figlite a wee bit It will na hurt 
ha been playin' and aorlminngln long 


•■m 


la It," said nrown, tho fuel 
> yen call it scrimmage to take 
r 0 marks— both twice oo big 
ad shot I what do you oall u 


gar a flghlo and Aboukir a figlite, 


s hour. 


ur eighty’s matched wi' eighty's, 
bird and peckiii at it— an peekin 


, but that'sno sign,” said Brown; “you 


agin man, and gun agin gun, and 
,1'aro fellow fill qstlnt h ome his 




UK*. 


i the war 
Brasil, in 
. with many 
rcontf. 

' 


.the 


1 to suoh 

■1: 


$KS 




say if he aint more nor a match 
ns!" 

ow joined by sercral of the petty 
si, who, mustering upon the fore- 
e/watohed closely tho cncmy'B moTcments, 
gave their opinions as to tlte.probnblc*re- 
" an engagement. All except Huritor 
loully alarmed at tho prospect before 
[ them, and tried hard to persuade him to join 
them in Dairying a request to the Commander 
that lie Would not engage an enemy of such nn 
overwhelming force. 

“ What for should I gang wi’ yo ! ” Bald Hun- 
ter; I ha’ as many lives os the Captain, and 
I’ll warrant we’vs as many friends in hell ns he 


This profound reasoning did not suit tho pn- 
intcllcctunl minds of tho group, ond it was de- 
termined th^t a boatswain’s mate, captain of 
the forecastle and a marine, should compose tho 
deputation. 1 It'wa* delayed until after break- 
fast* in the hope that it might prove unnecca- 

Bpt 


Meonwhilo tho Captain slogans soundly ns if 


gillowad on down, reoeiving tflb reports of the 
enemy’s manoeuvres with a simple “ Very woll ’ 

and sleeping again. 

Bight bells were rei>erted to be Btruck , the 
n tries were relieved, the hammockslmd been 


stowed; the decks made clean and spotless, tho 
sails sheeted home, and every thing dono with 
ns much regularity as if po enemy wore in sight. 
Mis man were hardly seated round tlieir mess- 
kids when the Captain stopped from undor the 
eau vrhioh lindbcen. spread over ills hammock 
as an awning, and, casting a quick glnnoo aloft 
— 1 along the decks, touoliod his lint ami Imdo 
“ good morning,” at the Bame time thank- 


ing me for the first refreshing sleep he had had 
mo Imm* 1 ”-jf <B ' * nd 11 I ’ lliyfally «»“l>limonting 


But, Doctor, ’ said he, “ how is it you have 
run away from the prlie l 8co where she is, 

hull down, astern ! ” 

■ Tho foot Was, wo had been so busy with our 
thoughts of the " morning's danger ” and the 
4Mmy’* movements, that we lmd forgotten the 
f™® s 1 toge th er . 


It was now, however, apparent that the brig- 
wWeh ftTST ~-T£°™r“ kin B 




"mm?. 


captured vessels 


ivathe 


3 men. 


Bad St first seemed . his object, as we 

sailed too foat for him, and was making fotnur 
pri«e to console himself with it. 40 

When the men had finished tlioir breakfnBt, 
tho word was passed H all hands make sail ; clear 
awhy lower topmost and topgallant studdine- 
Sails nf.both sides.” 8 

And away wo flew down towards tho enemy, 
wlio by this lime was lying to in company with 
onr prise, about ten-miles to leeward. The 
hands were now ordered to dear ship for action. 

\ arts was* kliiBf, sad too oW, aAepporaJ w Uh 

chain gThpnels carried to the yard-arms; shot 
pss»ed up, and every thing with a rupidity only 
gained by constant practice. 

As my duty had horotofore confined me to the 
Cockpit when we were in aotion, I felt a great 
curiosity to we how tilings went, on deck for 
onoo, and accordingly asked leave to remain on 
deck until ihy seiricea were required below. 
Oar Commodore reluctantly consented, but re- 
inmended me to go into the maintop, where I 
tmld be oqt of the reach of splinters. 

We were nearing the enemy fait. Tho dopu- 
uitantb * ' • 


' rww, ® Captain stood abreast tho 
mainmaat, and were- backed by tho greater part 


•ssv -vw I > ail iuuu, uuiawirouH, in siiori, in opci 
mutiny. , Tho Captain walked stately and com 
m ^ 8 ^» struck a blow or tw< 


, to have 


b ». 
»• SUB I 


2. and 
> them up 


5 along the 

•aid our 

a weak voioe 
1 drunk, and 

been left 


M if ur, 


tation .to wait 
mainmast, am 
oftlio crew, some 


5 threats, some swoar- 


Iw, some wanting grog, otScrs talking of taking 
tho vessel ; all lond.boistoroua, lu short, in open 


two 


flat of his cutlass over the heads unil 
of the ringleaders, who wore stunned, and 
foil aa if dead. He then ordered the men to thoir 
stations to shorten sail, and, liockonlng to mo, 
said “ Doctor, take those fellows down and ban- 


dage their heads qulokly, and sand them up to 
me; 1 shall want their services in about five 


minutes. 

'•Do you hear, you sirs I If you nre not at 
our quns in five mluutes, you’ll hoar from me 


wounds wero dressed and the men at their 
“ doe time. I heard, as 1 bound up their 
our commander’s battle-Bpecoli. It 
my ears In superhuman tones, bciim 
shouted through a speaking-trumpet made of 
scry thin silver or beU-motal, novor used except 
in actions. - 1 

••.Lads! I am going to talio that brig. Now, 
WWfkf If you skulk; If you hong back when 1 
call for boarders ; If you let the rascally Brazil- 
ian get a foothold on this deck, I put a match 
to the magazine. Remember! I never yet told 
you a falsehood, and, as I hope for God’s mercy, 
I never wiU. 


This woe followed by three hearty choers from 
the crew, which had hardly ceased before the 
command was given to take in sail, and nevor 


Wtro brought ]”• order “ ore P rom l’ tl y obeyed. It seemed 
■ ■ less than a minute before 1 readme 


his prise 


» the 


» to extra 


.And the 


’fell off 


toyWe aliened, raking with grape and canister, 
and os he came to the wiud, ho l.ud ‘ ' M 


Hoooxiog cructf In, 

•: krmclmd into 


; the bed 

r side pi 


dtbim durkiitti 

* ■ .? ? 


k>h- 


reachod the deck, 
. — ' sails, booms i 
j^r. 1, down, the fore-hatch and the gratii 


As I roachod the top, tho enemy gave 
ride, which would have annlhilatejJ^our vessel 
' it been lower ; as it wua, it^ Came through 
literally tearing them clear from 
ropes. We ooi>tlnued ouf course 
the salute, when 
if. .. 1 z^r- llis l" r board battery, 
like the forjmfcr, went over without mate- 
rial damage except to the leg of tho captain of 
, it took away. Of course I 
station, and that with right 
i* wuile, the wounded man coolly made 
- of tho topgallant halliards, und low- 
tq the deck. J applied tlm tourni- 


tho 


deck, for he would not consent to go bc- 
Tbe enemy was wearing ship to give us 
third broadside, when, as lie fell off stern 


hud foro-reacliod, 

m ui i *® “is shot went ahead, aud our bow came 
• tod i Lia mainmast. Our grapnels secured 

ahot|T~' *-b® ntarinos on the forecustle nodh drove 
« » after diriaioii, while ours gave 

H.well.told, tmder hie Quartet*. Tliia wa« but 
lor u moment. He rallieaand|jrq)ared tu board 
» V f/uI Ur boW a B • wo Cttllea aui ^ replied boariK*ra ; 

nut > et 100 « IOUt t0 Idwlt-Of 

o r following biin. . Again he rullicd and 


ixinraea got poitbauuion of the bowapri^riggiug 

K? ^^ '.a^teL eomU) ¥ ,d ' r -r i « * "bite 


b “ k 5» 4 JW, £or *be men had fled aft. At 
fan aft, took a gun-matoh us 


U* passed along, »d rimuted, “ G^forwa.d, for 
your lirse, op this goes te ths niagatine.” 

The men cheer sd, and, with a rush, drove the 
enemy from the decke-eome baokto ulrirVei® 
eel, some into the see. ' Ours followed the former 
Ud a^ brisk rattling of small arms dad elashiuu 

Of clltl — — m.mmI . Tl.. ... ... e 


The camion were left un- 
. ... .excepting that of Quartermaster H un . 

tor, whidi every now und then would Ueavo in 


• coolly directed riiot,*whirii was sure to toll 
Kfy y “bot 'into hyr rudder, one striking 


SSB*3Bte*5!aS!!i! 
gfewuteatffitg 1 " 

dtle continued in this way from ton to 

». sfteraUux/uasucoctolul 


like anything l)tli a commando- ; a jrrnpc-shot 
bad trkVwed across his sliouWcrt, tnldtig nkln 


and flesh, with eugnendirs, shirt und 
ltnd put his hand to 


ooat ; ho 

tho bieedjnp wound, and 

afterwords, in loading bis pistols, had got them 
coterad with powder ; wiping tho ix'rspi ration 
from his Inoo at intervals, bo lmd coycred him- 
« 9 c 1 f with blood and powder without knowing it. 
The $innll arms bad token off his h*$, ctit bis 
sabre ftrom the becket which had hung it to his 
wrist, ripped tip and torn his pantaloons. But, 
all unaccoutercd as he was, lm found himself In 
tho presenco of the full-dressed Captain of the 
enemy, towards whom ho rushed for a death- 
grapple. But tho latter -had had enough of 
Sghtlng. One of Hunter’ splinters had knocked 
away his right hand, his oflicors wore all cither 
dead or wounded, and he could not get his ma- 
rines to corao from under covor of tho berth- 
dock, whonco they were firing ns fast ns they 
could load. * 

With his left hand the Bra 2 ilian Captain pre- 
sented bis cutlass, and said, ns he surrendered,’ 
" Order your men to, cease firing.’* 

M AWay, there ! ” shouted ouf Captain ; 
“ away, tlicro ! Boarders, away 1 Gray-beards 
nbd idlers, stock and fluko, board from tho 
brig !" 

At this summons somo fifteen of onr men went 
over tho side in doublo quick time, despite the 
rattlo of musketry. Again I heard our Cap- 
tain’s trumpet: “Cease firing, below there! 
Your commander has struck ! ” The only an- 
swer l heard was a volley of musketry. Once 
more, and for the last time, I heard that trum- 
pet ; it pealed so ns to make my hair stand on 
end : “/Show no quarter there ! ” 

• From that moment ,not a shot was fired, not a 
^abro-clusl^founded ; ovary man seemed spell- 
bound; even the wounded, who wore lying 
about the deck in every direction, held their 
breath for fen r. of disturbing tho stillness and 
wakening the tiger in our crew, who seemed 
like that animal, crouching , ready for a Bpring, 
at the least noise. Our men went steadily 
round, placed sentries at each scuttle, while 


after tlie murilrr of Mr. Itcmmlngton. this band crowed tho 
river at Itosnrio. th«y stopped at that place a abort time 
before crowing over, and boaated that they had Inntruc- 
tlona fbr it, and would kill every American that traveled 
the road, Iib well aa every Mexican that waa not poraonnlly 
known to them. They alao bonat thnt they nro prepared 
to fight nny fore® that may come- against them. They 
have several time* driven the cattle of tho neighboring 
ranehcB into Itooarlo, and butchered them In presence of 
Mr. Ithodea, Informing him the while that It wna thus 
they lived, on tho beat the country afTorded. They wero 
expecting an addition to their roreo, and it waa UouhtlcHH 
with thoir combined force that they attacked tho oartv 
under Mr. Porter. 


Some went below to secure the prisoners. ( )urw at the place of execution, und bury theui decently 

('nnlnlii imw nil wob esfn mul ll... n ! t I . 1 , 1 .. lh,. rl.,.. W !. I , 1 ■ . ■' 


Captain, uow all was safe aud the excitement 
abating, fainted from loss of blood, and, wrapped 
in the Hag of our Inst prize, ho was carried into 
tho cabin- 


From Texas. 

11 y the nrrival^ff Iho atcuuiship Jainca L. Day. (Jnptain 
Tiilbnt, aud aloo by the Yacht, wo liar© Galvcaton dates 
as late ox tho Isth lust. We rouko up our u*ual nummary. 

Ciioi.kra.— T liia dlaoaao'haa not entirely disappeared 
from aomd parts of Wcatern Texna. Souio of tho newly 
arrived Ucnnuti immiirrantfl lmvo been attacked nod died, 
oven after reaching their destination In tho upper country, 
and others havo suffered a almllur fate at Indlauola and 
other points on tho coaat. Tho Indianola llulletin, of 
the 10 th Inatnnt. anya thnt at that place the dlaense lias 
nearly dlaupponrcd from the American portion i.f tho cltl- 
*ena. there having bean no now.cotfo for aevernl days, and 
no death from It for about twelve day*. Among the Ger- 
man population there wet 1 © kill cnaea. some of which had 
pgorod fatal. Mr. Marahnll, an American traveler, lmd 
alHoWod. * 

Tradk or Imdi.ixola.— -T he llulletin ?cU down the num- 
ber of vcwiola (olilefly uchooncrfl und brigs) engaged in tho 
trade between Indianola and New York at fifteen. This 
In further evidence of the gn at Increase of trade between 
tho State and the Northern porta. 

Tur. IwWARfl.-— A correspondent of the Galveston Jour- 
nal. writing from San Antonio, learns from blunt. C. II. 


Trier, of Ibo 2d U. H. Dragoons, that on tho IhI iiut. Lieut. 
1 In wen, of the lid Drngoonn, with u party of fifteen men 
had a aklnulidi with a marauding band of Oamanchcs. who 


had bedh pcrpntmtlng outragejiou tho road botwoen Fort 
logo ond Fort Duncan. The Indlnnn were discovered at 
a dlotanco of about a inilo or more, and tho pursuit, which 
lasted an hour. waR necessarily conducted at great disad- 
vantages Lieut. Ilnwes succeeded, however, in shooting 
two and recovering thirty-eight animals and four captive 
children. .The children stated that thoir futlior and elder 
brother and sister were murdered by them three days be- 
fore. Lluut. Denman reports that ho crossed scvonil trails 
between tho Nueoes and the Bio Grande. 

A Discovrur.— -The same correspondent, writing from 
the samo place, stales that while somo laborers wero 
digging a ditch for a fence In tho Alama. in San Antonio re- 
cently, they cume suddenly on several pieces of ordnance, 
since which time thirteen cannons hnve already becu re- 
covered from their hiding place, foqr of which are oopp« r‘ 
pieces and nine Iron pieces, from one to twenty-four 
pounders, all spiked, and llio trunnions and knotw of tho 
cuscubles broken off. An old Mexican woman says they 
wore burled there by the brave men under tbe command 
of the noblo Travis, Bowie, and Crockett, at the Beige of 
the Alaiuo. in 1830. 


Corpus CimiSTl.—TbeNnpcef Valley spooks of tho brink 
busittssa appearance of Oprpu" Chriatl sinew the Fair. It 


says new buildings, of a neat and substantial character, 
are being erected, ond the town is rabidly Increasing in 
population. The same paper states that the Corpus 
Cbrlstl Navigation Company lma been fully organised, nhd 
Capt. F. Britton elected President. So soon as the sur- 
vey of the route has been made, books will be opened for 
subscription to the Corpus Christ! stock. 


Imuioration.— -T ho Galveston News has the following : 
Largo as was tho influx of new settlers last fall andViu 
ter, tho indications are that it will be much greater this 
year. The abundant crops this season willbo one great 
inducement. We know several fanners who have planted 
corn altogether this year, by Instructions from their 
friends iu the older 8 tatos who Intend coming to Texus 
this fall, with their uegroua and families. 

Our State ha* becu visited by many intelligent and en- 
terprising planters. last winter and spring, who have be- 
come fully satisfied that their labor and capital will-yield 


them much better returns in Texas than where they now 
reside, and many of these have purchased randh.lierc, 


which they purpose occupying this year, while numerous 
others are only waiting for opportunities to dispose of 
thoir present possessions, iu order to be able to move to 
Texas. - v 


Later from the Rio Grande. 

tfexican Outrages — Murders 


'More Mexican Outrages — Murders and 
Robberies. 

By tho arrival of the steamship Yacht, we have received 
Brownsville (Texas) papers to. the 12th hi 6 t. From these 
we learn that the Mexican aud Indian outrages on the 
Klo Grande continue, and that tfiu most intense excite- 
ment existed in Brownsville. Tho liio BruTO of the Hth 
Inst, says : 

On Saturday last our follow-townsman, Dr. Suth- 


erland. was on a journey to Edinburgh, learned that the 
Mexicans und Indian* hud been over 
Mr. Bemmlngtou. a Miller on the river. Proceeding qm 


und killed a 


to the house of Dr. ItUodci*, about fifty mile* from Browm- 
vUle. he learned thnt tho party, consisting of about seven- 
teen Indians and Mexicans, badjpassed but a sjirtt time 


> clothes of. Mr. 
'KVr. h: 


Hem- 
re cog- 


before, one of them liuviug on 

wlngton, and was tiding liis horse, which 
nlsed by the equipment*. The party Jikd stopped and 
♦ hreatoued that if they should flud otft that he bid any 
I hlng to do with the gringot. thcyafould serve him lu the* 
sume way. Dr. Butherluud h-ayfied &U> a little further 
ou, that live more persons had been killed, and their bodies 
thrown into a lake calkdA;gua Nogra. No one could tell 
who they were, but thjdf bodies lmd beentwen that morn- 
ing. lie Chi u concluded to go on to the iuke. which was 
but a little way ©bead, and seo if ho could recognise tiie 
bodies. Proceeding on until he came iu sight of the lake, 
ho became convinced by certain movements iu the bushes, 
that ho bad nlreauy gone too far. and instantly returned, 
at a rapid gait, to the house of Dr. Bhodes, Irom whence 
he same to Brownsville. 

.''A li 


*h*n X found «n*Jtoi«to ^ bodm.^ 

.ntrd. and u aeries of rcaolu- 


sted. A committed wo# u 

tlons drawn up, complaiulug of tho want of protection on 
the pari of the Government and the United State officers 
ou the frontier, und requesting the Governor of the State 
to adopt immediate measures to setffire their safety It 
was also resolved to raise a company of tweuty-five men 
to proceed to Agua Negra to at-oertain, if p^slble, tho 
numc« of tho murdered men. and bury their bodies. 

>Tj ' 


A party, comdsting, bowevur, of only ten men. left the 
following day for Agua Negra, but on urriviug at the 
house of Dr. ithodts. they wero informed 4hat a party of 


Indians were iu tho chnpparal ahead of thorn, andUvo of 
the Indians were Men, . by umo of the party from 
the house, who mode chase, but could not over- 
take them. They evidently iutcudod to had them 
iuto an ambuscade. On their arrival at the hou*o of Dr 
Bhodes, he immediately requested them to prevent any of 

‘the Afonli-JIliR li-Avlnrr tlm nils.. ..r i ... _ 


the Mwclcausjeaylng the place, several of whom were 
lucceedfcd In making theiv 
It was then decidca to ro- 


fouud there ; but two - of them succeet 

escape aud swam tho river, It was 4V - 

turu, aud Dr. It., thinking it no longer safe to retuaiu, no- 
coinpaled them, and is now iu town, having been com- 
pelled to leave all his effects behind. Tho party had not 


precluded fur on their return, when, upon coming to an 
openplHcu on the river, they were, fired upon from tho 


other Aide, by a largo norty, supposed to bo from 00 to 100 
io were iu the act of crossiug, no doubt 


in number, who 
with tho lutentiou to cut them off. 


Tho parly .being iu 


ex pored position, and having no means to rcturntlio 
i •with effect, os those on the other side wero In tilt? 


ilreMrj 

hushes, immediately retreated. 


. . . ■ -t~ — ----- Ono of the party, TUU 

iTl. !S". ^T 11 , K ,u ; lhl! neighborhood, - aud had Joined 


them with tho view of luabtiug to recover and bury 
dead, was shot through the neck, audjfcU Itam his hi 
d auger ouhly ■miiMl-iT ii.. iy nn> i . 7\; . 

:4l 


* wounded. He is dpi 

llu iiliislcOit,. Mr. lljrnc, » mircliiuToftbls i.lu.c.^ho 
riding u grey hone, became «u especial murk for the 
ruffians, who could U> distinctly heard to cry out, ** fire at 
HE “ to” ,st»y ” Al too crack of their 

rines the horse fell, hut the rider was not iojured. He 
succeeded In uakiug his escape on foot, luformatioij of 


the movements of the party was evidently sent In nd- 
Tauco bv t pies to tUttfo nilscreauU, who wore very nearly 

|Ul ID <luUlitn lIlOTn r.ff II... I • 1 ' 


successful in cutting them off. i/ad U»*y succeeded in 
creasing the rlrer below them, which wua evidently their 
Intanliou, not a soul would hare escaped, as, in numbers 
th*y w« nr probably Uu to one. A large party In uuibu*- 


cado sUUanad jusur the lake, and the other j»arty 

erieaus 


were ready U> crore tbe river wheutver the Amerieaii 
hbould have naasod by a suffleloiit time not to receive iu- 
formutiou of the lact, when they tupposed it would be 
an easy matter to kill the whole party. Tho eecapo of 


timlr spies from the house of Dr. Hhodvs, gavo them such 
Urnely notice, that tliey well nigh succwodi d in their nxur- 


iterous dtakos ; fortunately, however, the Americans al- 
cm immediately commenced their return. 

The body of Mr lU-muliigton was fouud floating in the 


-ilnut"u was louud floating iu 

Wl at tUuaho Galvestou aud hurled, 
ins Kio Bravo scores Liehteuaut Col. Nuurnan most 

Each EUAN i in Maiamoius.— C onsiderable t-xiTUTuifUt 
bos been caused in If Manures, in ronfaquenoe of th© c«- 
Altai of the ptesent acting Governor, to surrender' his. 1 
ufSwi to the nov iuc.mu bent, who Iiu’Iimu uhocoti bj the 
p,opl^. Au mild. puUUhud from the Uaua office hold- 
up U» vrroeot ametsoi;, Juu. Omdeum, lu uo y.ry 
eurluhle I'oeiUou, end the rvrolt wue, the unit uud liu- 
pitouuumt of the editor ofttiu wpw , *b„ut fort. 


of Matam^rns ftom being Imprisoned.” 

Briw- latitR —The AnuTlran Flag of the 12th. after 
giving an aceount or lb© return of th© party from Agua 
Nogrn. says : 

A 1 cl tor ho* hcon rerelvod by Mre. Ncalo this moiling, 
from her husbnnd on hhi farm some short dUtnnr© alwVo 
this nlnoc. stating tb»t a camp of sonic seventy men had 
sot themselves down In ftont of his fnrm. Mr. Neale was 
utiiler Iho greatest alarm, both for himself and Ills V ro P- 

‘ td 


©rtr. There was only himself and a Mexican servant t 
defend the Iknh. - * 


Wo have seen and conversed with Mr. Rhodes, who re- 
turned with Mr I*, and narty. Mr. Rhodes states that 
ih ar 


th® band of Indlnns wlileh are committing those depreda- 
tions, is oom posed of tho rrtnnants of two tribes, the To- 
rancawas and Campncuas. with a few Mexicans, that they 


number, counting those^ that cross tho river, some thirty 


or forty persons. The Chief. Carlos. Mr. 
publicly declares that bo baa Instructions from four 
can' citizens. YUlcrfnl, to commit theso depredations, i 
of whom^ Pedro iVillereal, he calls his comanrfantt. Ponn 


Ihodes Stairs. 
Ions from four Mexl- 
one 


Execution in Matamoros. 

FOUR OF c/rVA'.TAL’8 ; MKN SHOT. 

Tho following account of tho oxocutiQn of four of Car- 
vajal's mop in Matamoros, it appears, roadbed hero by tha 
steamer Yacht. Wo take from Tuesday's Delta tho fol- 
lowing statement made by Sir. Waddell, U. 8 . Consul at 
Matamoros : 

, Matamoros. Juno 14, 1862. 

Finding nil attempts to obtain a reprieve for the prison- 
ers unavailing. I accompanied Dr. Prevost to the quarters 
of Gen. Avalos, about (J r. m. yesterday evening,* tp make 
the following request on- the part of the captives : that 
they should be oermltted tq dress iu their usual clothing, 
instead of the habits proposed for them — tef have their 
remains carried across tho river to Brownsville ; and to bo 
accompanied to the place of execution by myself and Dr. 
Prevost. 

Tbe first of those requests was granted ; the Second was 
refused— the General answering us thnt such u request 
could be obtained only from the President of tho Repub- 
lic. • We thou asked to be allowed to receive thje remains 


tutlnn nro announced. Tito refusals cAlif generally from 
members of tho CouncllGonernl.no fewer than - twenty- 
two more of whom have resigned thole offices rather than 
swear allegiance to Louis Napoleon. Some of 'these gen- 
th-ineu were formerly Representative*, and bear names 
well kuown during tho existence of tho Republic. 

(Fho Mcmilenr declares that the warlike rumor* arc un- 
founded, and that tho right of thi* French nation to fix 
It* form of government 1 ms never .beet! menaced or cou- 
tchted by tho other powers’. 

Lfc, SWITZERLAND." 

"The F'oiJ Guzrlle states thnt the. protocols respecting 


ou this 


•ido»of tho river. ThiA was positively promised, on coudl- 


tlon. that lu the morning wo shoulMnform the Fiscal of 
the spot selected fur that purpose. In regard to the third 
request. I whs refused the desired permission, but tho 


General prepilsed to allow Mr. Southwell and Dr. Prevost 
to remain with' them. As I was not satisfied with this 


verbal nuswer, I subsequently addressed a note to Gen. 
Avalos, repeating the request to be allowed to accompany 
them to the place of execution, the reply to which was not 
recced till this morning, immediately after the execu- 
tion. After tho above named Interview with Gen Avalos, 
Dr. Prevost returned to tho prison With tho lutentlon of 
remaining with the captives, but was refused ndmlttuui-e • 
but on application to the Fiscal, Mr. Southwell was, how- 
erer. allowed to enter. Ho explained to tho prisoners tho 
reason why I and Dr. Prevost did not return, and 


1 ml them that wo would be with them at six o’clockThls 


morning ; we being assured that the execution would not 
take place before seven ; so that this would allow us one 
hour to afford them such consolation as might be in out 
power. 

The General also promisedjhnt wo should itocoi 
them to the last moment 


npapy 


Bach whs tbe desire of the prisoners, who said that our 
presenco and sympathy would greatly console aud fortlfj 
them. At about 6 o’clock this uiorning, while dressing. 1 
lmard the report of musketry, to which, however. I paid 


them. At about 6 o’clock this iflorh: 


"I 


little attentlou. A short time afterwards, a wagon drove 
by in the direction of the, cemetery, with an escort of lan- 
cers. in which were the mangled remains of the prisoners. 
Dr. Prevost Immediately hurried to overtake the wagon, 
which he found was beln^ followed by the Rev. Father 


Dominick, aud. before reaching -the cemetery, it was over- 
taken by myself and Mr.’ 8 outhwell. On reaching tho 
graveyard, we explained to the officer of the escort that 
we had been promised by General Avalos tho right to 
bury tho bodies, und asked to bo allowed to enter' the 


cemetery, to ascertain where they were about to b«. in- 
terred. This was refused us. We then went lit once to 


Gen. Avalos’ quarters, when wo were met by tho officer 
of his body-guard, and by hljn rudely refused permlssio 
pretext that tho General was asleep- 


tho truth of which wo then suspected, und havo hinco 
ascertained that our suspicions were not unfounded. 

A short time afterwards, an officer was dispatched by 
tho General to say that being apeuaintnd with our visit, 
aud aware of its object, ho would leave the bodies ut our 
disposition, granting uh until 12 m. to bury them While 


performing the last sad duty, the grave was watched over 
by a body of cavalry, to prevent— it must he presumed- 


_ j tp pi 

our taking away the bodies. The reverend Father Domi- 
nick states to us that he had been allowed to remain with 
the prisoners all night, and was informed that the hour 
of seven was fixed for their execution. At a short time 
after 4 a. m.. seeing sorao preparations among the soldiers, 
the prisoners suspected an intention to anticipate the 
hour fixed upon. The reverend Father D. Hiked the offi- 
cer of tho guard « such was the. ease, and was positively 
assured that such was not tbe case, lie then went out 
with the view or going to the cbnrch. but was recalled by 
a messenger, who stated that ono of the Mexican prison- 
ers wanted a priest; bqt before he (the revered Father 
I).) had succeeded in finding tho officiating priest, he was 
met by a soldier, who told him that the prisoners had 
been taken out, and before he could reacte the place of 
execution, all was over. It was about 6 a. m. 

Thus were tpeso poor men denied oven the slight con- 
solation which they so earnestly desired— that of being 
accompanied by some of their fellow, countrymen in their 
last moments. And the horrors of their fate needlessly aug- 
mented. Will not this he regnrded lis a refinement of 
cruelty, even by those who might bo disposed to defend 
the justice of their execution ? 

[Signed.] J • F. Waopkcl, U. 8 . Consul. 

Two of the prisoners were Mexicans, and the other two 
American*, ftie names of tho latter being Robt. McDonald 
uud Georg© Williams. Tliey were taken in the attack on 
Matnniorms several months since, and have becu con- 
stantly in prison. Tho ladies of Mutamoras some time 
ago, to their credit be it said, made a stronhous but uu- ,| 
successful effort to obtain their pardon. Tho Ameriokn 
Flag says : ' # 

u Thee© executions havo created u deeiT feeling 
among all classes Ip Brownsville, who look upou theirsum- 
mary death ns wholly unnecessary ; the more so uh the * 1 
dlHturbances in which they were engaged have been en- 
tlrcly suppressed, and no necessity could have existed for 
such uu example. A deep foiling of revenge now reigns, 
where a course of mercy would hnve planted those or gra- 
titude. 

“ ft«*» Avalos whs shot and burnt in effigy on the Amer- 
ican bauk of-, the rivsf, in full view of tho garita of Mata- 


X From Utah. 

The Jfow York Tribune liaa received tho Deseret News to 
The new Tabernacle, which waa commenced in 
-November last, und completed in Murcli, was formally de- 
dicated on the Otli of April, ut which time a General Con- 
ference of tho Suiuts commenced. Brigham 'Young was 
sustained by the unanimous vote of the Conference, as 
President, Prophet, Seer, etc., of the church. A resolu- 
tion was adopted to go out and meet the Mormons, now 
crossing tho Plains, and unsbt them ou their way. Sev- 
eral of the brethren were deputed to go on missions to 
different parts of Europe. The News is rapturous iu its 

description of the Conference, the good foiling that pre- 
vailed, etc. It says that a large number of revelations 
were roured out during tha meeting. 

The Seventh General Epistle of thb Presidency of tho 
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter ifay Saints from Great 
Suit Luke Valley, to tho saints scattered throughout tho 
Earl h, was issued April 18. ft gives a general view of tho 
coudUlot* of the Church sincolost September. 

The News says they will bn ready- to commence next 
Spring. It gives a highly favorable account of tlm manu- 
factures of tho country, und enumerates the different es- 
tablishments in which are produced almost every article 
they require. 

The Great 8 alt Lake City mail, of April 1. for Califor- 
nia. returned April 10. Mr. Cady, -the carrier, reported 
that tho snow was too diep to proceed. He found the 
remains of Captain A. Woodard, about thirty miles, be- 
yond Bear River ; his pocket book, watch, and threo luU 
tors were found iu his clothes. No, signs of the mail. .Mud- 
dle or pistols, etc., were discovered. It is supposed that 
Mr. Woodard was wounded at Goose Creek, where, the 
Snake Indians say, that four white men were killed by the 
Root Diggers, and had got aa fur as Deep Creek, aud tied 
his horse to a tree, aud there died. Part of the lariat 
waa still on tho tree* tho wolves having gnawed it off. as is 
believed, let tho horse loose. 

No mail was received from the States between tho ono 
which left Independence on the 1st December, und the 
3d of April. 


Fuhtiier ur tiiu Ei’Ropa. — W o find in the Charleston 
Courier the following telegraphic summary of the news 
brought by the steamer Europa : 

Tho British Parliament, which had taken u recess du- 
ring thn Whitsun holydays. had re- assembled, hut their 
proceedings r>resentud no features of especial interest 

, , u 1 7 T in* aRpmunno “Tmer mticcdcu rr ut'lltu ITT 

“ ft*® fortreso of Spuleto. It is generally believed that 
Queen Victorlu *jrlll visit tho South of Ireland this Sum- 
mur. The Australian emigration furor continues unaba- 
ted. Ten pound* reward have been olfored for the appre- 
hension of Meagher. Advices received in Loudon statu 
thnt the Eiuperor of Russia had left RerUn for Warsaw 
on tho 27th ult., with the Empress, who had been recom- 
mended by btr physicians to proceed to Schiangenbad and 
cuter on u coursu of bathing with tho least delay. Franco 
was quiet, aud nothing important hud transpired since 
the depart lire rf the liallfo ou the 2.1 Inst. Louis Napo- 
leou was still ut St: Cloud. The Frenctafloet, at last ac- 
count*, waa at Palermo. The uiuruiiug ruiuors that pre- 
vdUed in Belgium, aud the fours which were entertuiued 
in December and January, of forcible annexation U> 
France, have boon revived. Excltemeut *UI1 prevailed iu 
Fribourg, in Switxurlund The insurrection iu Turkey, lu 
the nachalik of Bagdad, bad not been suppressed, uud the 
Arabs, were still masters of the country from Mo* 

Benign Gulf. 


■om Mosul to the 


Anti-Blaveuv M*Mncrro— The New York Tribune pub- 
lish©# im *• address to tbe anU-nlavery Christians qt the 
ukTbi 


UnlUxTfetates.” It iislgued by Arthur Tappon, Lewis 
Tappun, aud othe^Uadors in the auti-alavery movements 
at the Nurth. Tha object seem* to be to form a coalition 
with onu of the two great paries, in tho approaching 
Presidential ooutest. 


Cotton Boll.— T he Vicksburg Sentinel of the 10th 
lost, cays : u We have been shown a cotton boll from the 
plantation of Mr. W. II. Bussell, in th© Yaxoo valley, the 
Mm of a large musket hall. It vu plucked oa the 16th 


. .. ,r ” m v. • Migv wusaei ouu. iv was piucaea 

pOmv buuU wertioadefo! tu nm thing, but th« XI* 1 M. %Ue oottw wop is geuwohy UckwarU , 1 


Foreign Dotails by tho Bnltlo. • 

The malls from Liverpool to tho 2d Init. by tho Collins 
strainer Baltic, which reached Now York on the 13th Inst., 
have come to hand. 


It Is chi erred and commented on In England, that the 
NewYork papers, per Rumps, contain ndvTers from Syd- 
ney. New South Wales, four weeks later than any received 
In England. . 1 

Kmnnu.'l L Son. of Hamburg, hnve fulled for £120.000, 
In eonsoqUeno© of heavy losios In shares. 

On Monday the Scotch bunks Invested XftfiO.OOO In Eng- 
lish furids, and large orders remain unfulfilled for want of 
stocks. 


ENGLAND. . 

At s meeting of the shareholders of tho British North 
American Bank. In London, a dividend of .0 per cent, per 
annum was declared. 

Sir J. Gaspnrdb) Marchant. the present Governor of 
Newfoundland, hns been appointed to succeed the Into Sir 
John Harvoy ns Governor of Nova 8 cotin. 

There are 31 vessels In the pftrtof London up for Aus- 


tralia. Tho Government KTn[grftt Ion Commissioners pro- 
poso to chnrter 8 vessels per month, the next 1 six months, 


Tor the snmo destination. 7 vessels are loading at Liver- 
pool for Australia, And 7 for San Francisco. v 
The British Government having addressed Inquiries to 


the authorities of Newfoundland respecting tha report of 
two shins hnvltig boon seen on nn Iceberg, tho Government 
**** ■“nllr* 4, “ 


has replied thus 
“ 1 *»M.ve caused Inquiries to be nrado through IhK.Coin- 
mercinl Society of 8 t. John’s, hut can obtain no informa- 
tion whatever rdatlvo to the nboVo described vesaeli.’’ 
FRANCE. 

Tho Public , organ of tho ultra Klyscan party, contains 
a remarknblo article, insisting' That tho only answer to 
fusion I* thu Empire, and that tho President would boa 

K ltroon If lie witnessed tho conspiracy bf tho two Rour- 
n branches against him without selling tho ocraalon at 
once to Assume the Imperial crown. 

Tho (Jomniitteo of-tho Budget has adopted nn imend- 
ment suppressing the aalaMcs of tho Inspectors-Geaeral of 
tbe Ministry of Police, and lias expressed tho wish that 
the entire department should he suppressed. The com- 
mittee has also adopted aa amendment proposed bv M. do 
Montalembert. to the effect* t|iaj, ho credit should be ate 
lowed for the sale of the (Mews estate, 


More refusal* to (nice the oath' of flihjffihr to the Constl- 
s cfWre i 


Switzerland were signed in London by the representatives 
of the five great powers, and that a collective note will bo 
addressed to the Federal Government, calling upon It to 
re-eMtabllsh the former constitution of Nj-ufohutel France, 
it hi added, will uudertukn to enforce coiiipliance. If the 


Federal Government should not at once execute the deci- 
sion come to by the live powers. 


INDIA — BY TIIE OVERLAND MAIL. 

The arrival of the mail from India brings full details of 
tho war in Birtnoh. aud tho capture of Rangoon, if brief 
announcement of which has been given. 

Tho assault was a bloody one. and tho Rirraese suffered 


severely . A shell was thrown into tlieir powder magazi’nc, 

producing a tearful explosion, * * ’ 


- About one hunderd guns 

wore captured. The Bombay Times says : “ The place is 
most offensive from the number of dead bodies of nu n and 
dogs, and from the stench of the decayed fish which tho 
llinucHu are fond of, and sickness 1 ms, we sire sorry to say. 
commenced to n very jjreat extent. Cholera Is raging 


! on ® officer, Capt. Hint, paymaster of her Majo** 
ty s 80th l oot, has alrcudy fallen n victim, und unother is 


scarcely expected to recover. The soldiers' oftlm different 
regiments arc dying in numbers. Thu hoot since th# 
troops landed 1ms been fearful. Twcfofficcrs, Brevet Major 
Oakes, of the Madras, artillery, and Brigade Major Grif- 
fith*, of the Madras brigade, died from a coup tie solirl on 
the 12th, aWd Brigadier Warren and many others, with 
numerous soldiers, have suffered severely from the same 
cuuso.” 


FROM THE CAPE COLONY. . 

The Kaffir war is reported as hnvlng been nearly brought 

i It i’ i»sn liv is Ik ll...... ... l.i i . V. 


to a close by Sir Harry Smith prior to hi* leaving; the 
result of thu operations detailed by the lust mail having 
linil tho, efrect to luduce the chiefs to sue for peace. In 


consequeuco. Sir Harry had entered into negotiations with 
them, and these were being continued by his successor, 
Major-Gen. Gathoort. There lmd been no collision be- 
tween llto British und Kaffirs sinco those already reported. 


although there have been somo dosuttory - skirmishing 
we havo not., however, learnt of nny loss of life tin the part 
of tho British. It was strongly hoped that the negotiations 


r , --pv ..-i'. u uiv ui Dvunuuog 

for peace now going forward might he successful!, hut 


some fears wero inteHulued as to whether or not,’ this 
would bo tho case. * 


A’ E IKS If Y TELE Gib HP II. 

Fitrtiier from tu r. Cox v kntior . — Hull (more, Juno 20— 
Noon.— A dispatch was hist evening forwarded to Mr 
\\ ebster, by hi* friends, asking wlmt should be done. His 
auflwcr wua, l - 1 have nothing to say.” 

A similar dlsimteh was sent to Mr. Fillmore, who nu- 
porly ’> * ? 0 ' fo r,W«b8tc r , by nil menus: and save the Whig 

Nothing 1 h yet decided upon. • ' 

liallimort, June 20.— The vOto’on the forty-slxth ballot 
L ,U?l .r T i?! ntr m. tood ^ fullow " : Webster, 81 : Fillmore. 127 : 
Scott, 134. Tliuse between tho 31*t and the above vary- 


ing but very, little. 

'fho Convention adjourned at 10 minutes before 8 until 

l n rlocw lfi.ninnv.« / vi \ 


uujtmriiuu ilk iu IIlinUK 

10 p clock to-morrow (Monday) morning. 

• Baltimore .June 20, v. m.— ' T he friend* of Mr. Fillmore 
f™ sabgulne lu the anticipation of .the accession of 
tlid w ebster force. AU tho leading member* of the dcle- 
1Thcro tliey tire In con- 


O’ - 11 IlMIIUHl 

puliation with the candidates. 

The friends of Scott are working hard to prevent the 
coalition of those of Fillmore and Webster. Tin y profess 
to be sanguine of sueccss, but it is evident they are not 
sincere. [Eve. Delta. 


IfATKitr FROM Tin: CorOKXTio s—Full Details of the AWi- 
nalwn-nultnnm-e. Mond#, June 21.'— Tho Convention 
“°r. ui “* PR^uunt to adjournment, and proceeded 
with tlm balloU ug. From tho 47th to tho 62d hallote tho 
changes were not important: The 63d ballot stood ns 
follows .’ Maine. 8 for Scott : New Hampshire. 5 for Scott ; 
Vermont. -a for Scott; Massachusetts. 11 for Web- 
ster. and U for Scott ; Rhode Island. 1 for Webster, and 3 
for Scott ; Connecticut, 1 lor Webster. 3 for Fillmore, and 
- for Scott i -Now York, 1 for Webster. 7 for Fillmore, '25 
for Scott pNow Jersey, 7 for Scott ; Pennsylvania, 27 fig 


„ r. u ‘ ) * eunsyivauia, xi ior 

5®®^ Bejaware, 3 for Scott 4 ; Maryland, 8 for Fillmore : 
t hxln a. 0 for Fillmore, and 8 for Scott ; North Carolina 
1° *“ m °re ; Alabama, 0 for Fillmore ; Mississippi. 7 
for Fillmore ; Louisiana. 0 for Fillmore ; Ohio, 23 for 

Sfifil 1. 1 llllllht..1/u 11 r..B L-lll. ... 1 , r r. . . 


J ■ ' —wu.om.rn, u iui rmuiure utuo. xo for 

8«oU; Kentucky, ll tor JMlnior»»na \ lor (Irllteuacn ■ 
Tounrw 11 tor Scott mot tl for Klllinoro , Imliamt, 13 for 
Scott ; Illluolrt. If for Scott | Miiuouri. 0 fur PlUmore amt 
J for Scott , Arkuiiiu*. 4 for Slllmoru ; Sllcblg»n, 0 for 
Scott : 1 lucidu, 3 for FHliuA-u ; Toxiw. 4 for Fillmore • 
Iowa, 3 for Fillmoro ami 1 for Scull: Wiocoiu.ln, 1 for 
Ecott uml 4 for Wcbrtur : Oolifnrnlo. 3 for Scott and 1 
for \\ ebjtcr. Total vote of the ftfly-tliird ballot i 

>\ ebster 01 

Fillmore '. 112 

So°tt .'l6U 




Tho greatest excitement prevailed at the announce- 
ment ot this vote, with cheering for Fillmoro. 


T | — ■■ I fuj riuuiuru. 

r,n. « n» tfo.! -1 .’. « r .?. U f Ala ' ,uultt moved to UooUiru the 


nomination unanimous. 

Mr. Dayton, of NewJorsey, made an eloquent speech on 
the character and services of Gen. Scott, the nominee, 
and ii.Ut twenty -five minutes past one. still speaking. 
His address comprises a special eulogy on the nomine©, 
and uu appeal to the South iu his behalf, urging that hois 


, . i , , ,, • :r — * — —a,... .u aaui ur.mii. ui^iug iuai no IS 

entitled to the earnest support of all. as proved hr the 
course of Alnhnmn «iui Ohio . J 


Several delegations from the Southern States stated 
optiOr 


“wua , u « uuuiuvru tiuues staled 

that the adoption by Gun. Scott of the platform, proposed 
by them, would remove all okiectiuu ou their part with 
regard to his nomination. 

Baltimore, Juuo 22.— The Convention re-assembled ves- 
terdny morning Fillmore und Webster commenced losing 
“ n . /'Jriy-vigkth ballot, that being tho second bullot 
taken after assembling. Scott continued guiuliig until 
thu Ufoy-thlrd ballot, which resulted us follows : b 

Scott 160 ; Fillmore 112 ; Webster 21. 


PHILADELPHIA SADDLEllY’ AND tllUNK 
WAREHOUSE. 


8. 


ROBB & Oo., 

A’i, 00 Grader street, New Orleans. 

The subscribers invite Planters and Dealers iu Buddlury, 
etcM to cull and examine tlieir stock. 

They are constantly receiving Goods from tho Manu- 
factory iu Philadelphia, and direct from Kuglund, and are 
prepared to offer liberal inducements to purchasers. 

Their stock In styro U large uud well ussortud, and is 
comprised as follows : 

SuddleH, Bridles uud Martingales iu groat variety ; 
Coach, Gig, Buggy, Dearborn, Stage, Wqgou, Dray, Cart 
and- Plough Harness; Horse uud Mule Cellars, Humes 
aud Blind Bridles ; Trace Chains ;• Medical Bags ; Suidlury 
Hardware ; Leather of all descriptions ; Couch Furniture 
and Trimmings ; Trunk Trimmings ; Saddlers, Conch uud 
Truukmuker*’ Tools; OH, Varnish; India ltubb r and 
Patent stretched Leather Gin uud Mill Bauds; India 
Rubber Goods; Traveling uud Packing Trunks; J.eutho 
and Carpet Traveling Bugs, Valises, etc., etc., etc. 

mhO’52— l_y " 


; & oo., 

CARRIAGE WAREHOUSE, 


No. 110 Gruvjer street, rear St. Charles Hole), and 105 St 
Churlen street. 

SOLICIT the attention of purchasers to their extensive 
uud vuriod assortment of 

CAR RIAGES AND HARNESS, 

W li 1 ch rticyoffui* RtriTilT *v u ry fowiisl pfrcos 7or ca'*lTor aju’ 
provedpaper. They ar<’ coiiMtuutly receiving front their 
New York house, No. Broadway, (the oldest Carriage 
Repository in the United Stutes.) u vuriety or 

NEW YORK CITY MADE OAlCltlAOKs; 

Some (if which are of entirely now qnd original desigus 
Also, plainer, but equally substantial vehicles, from tho 
same reputable Eastern manufacturer*. 

l-nrtloulur uttuntlou *U1 b» givoD to tV«W«f|i« mid 
.lilimmil of Crrlogm, to Inturo |iroio|,t .„d wifii UoUvory 


MEDICAL NOTICE. 

flit L. PIKROH, of Oolumbu., aoorgl., rv,|>octfully 
ciillstliu uttuutlun of i’lijMuUu,- UcuggUt. and doalor. lu 
Mvdiulnu to 

El-T1NG’S EXTRACT OF BUCHU. , 

Till. ulMllent romody fur rni Ulauiio. of tbo kidnoy. 
mud urluary org.u# goncimlly ; .|w>, all I)y<i>'.ptlc cases, 
of ordinary kluds, uud durutiou. I. owu.a aud carefully 
(ircjiurcd by tbo lulucrlbcr, uud la olfcrod ou kia Medical 
kuuwicdife uu u remedy to be relied 04. lie lu uoxloua to 
iutroducu It Into tbo great Wcutoru murket. All uoeeuuk- 
ry direetlouu fouud ou tbe label, ou euob bottle- Wbulo. 
.ale price IB per doa. llptull, *1 per bottle. 

Ordeni dlruoted to I,. 1-flillOH, Druggiat, Ooluiabua, 
Georgia, will be dply attended to. Cuab, or refereuoea, 
“Peeled UeepeolfuUy mdvertlued. 

£ «“J b- fUSBOII, rtoprletor. 


B. H. PAHNEBTOOH’S VERMIFUGE ! 

Thn Safest und Myt.Ffr- rllre 

REMBttTr t'on if 'on.itis 

fHAT has ©ver te'rn <Htcr>rered. 
now stood tb© tost of tncnly-iwriyenr 


This nrrparatlo 
' trial, nnd I* confi 


hni 


dcnlly recommended ns n safe amt ©iteotuai nv dldne foi 
expelling worm* from the system. 

Th© proprietor bus tfilido it a point to aiionrtaln tho re 


snlt of its use in such enres its cam© wlthlu his knnwlodgr 
aqd observation, and ho Invariably found tt to produce thi 


most salutary effects : not (infrequently, after nearly at 
—"—-nil©"" • 


tho ordinary preparations for worms, had been previously 
resorted to without any permanent advantage. This foci 
Is nttcated by th© certificates and statements of hundred* 
of respectable persons In different parts of tho country 


rfjp; 


and should Induce families always to keep a vial of thi 

‘ — — — . . . 

dolfcato’ intent. 4®- Sold by all ¥)rugglsts in'NewOrleans 


preparation in their posncMlnn. It is mild In its operation 

na 1 — ■ ^ -•*«- — ' ' * 


and may be administered with perfect safety to the most 


and by nearly all Druggists and country merchants In tin 
United state*. . mtfcy22-lv 


E. C. ESTES, 

COMMISSION MERCHANT , 

Nr.w Yonx. 

Purchases erery description of MERCHANDISE on 
brders from merchants, planters and others, cither foi 
oash or on credit, embracing Dry Ooods, Clothing, Hard- 
ware, PJanos. Carriages, Furniture, Machinery, Planters’ 
Utensils, and Indeed every thing the market nffords. 

Consignments or any Produce promptly and faithfully 
attended, to. 

ntl’CRR to 

Messrs. Wlghtman A: Summers, Editors .Southern Christian 
Advocate. Charleston. 

Rev. John B. MoFerrln, Editor Nashrillo Advocate, Nash- 


ville: Tcnn. 


Editor New Orleans Christian Advpcato. 

r Orica 


Messrs. J.,0. Netsbn & do., New Orleans. 

Messrs. Cherry. Henderson & Co.. New Orleans. 
Messrs; Lowe. Pnttison &€o., New Orleans. 

Mr. Win. Eckford. Mobile, Ala. 

Messrs. Weaver, Mullln & Co.. Mobile. Ala. 

Col. Jume* E. Saunders, Mobile, Ain. 

A. 0. Harris, Esq.. Mfmphia, Tenn. 

W. B. Cooke. Etystnti Fields. Texas. 

W. B. Johnston Bro.,.Centrcvillo, Texas. 

Q. W. Prinoo. Liberty, Texas. Jy23 


A CHOICE BOOK. 

THIRD EDITION IN PRESS OF CAUGnEY’S RE- 
VIVAL MISCELLANIK8, containing eleven of h(s RE- 
MARKABLE SERMONS, fcc., a mine ©f RICH AND 
PRECIOUS THOUGHTS ON HOLINESS, REVIVALS 
&c. It is juritthe book for Jlinlstcrs, Class Leaders, younp 
convert*. Christ’s tempted onos, and for all who desire tt 
be USEFUL and HOLY. 

ThuTopld aud astonishing demand for this book hw 
already exhausted two editions. The third wlli bo out lo 
a few days. 

For pale by Mr JAMES MAOEE, No. 15 Washington 
st., B opton ; LANE & SCOTT, New York, JOHN EARLY. 
Southern Methqdist Book Concern, Richmond. Vu. 

Agents wanted to circulate the wotfs. Address Rev. R 
,W. ALLEN, Fall River, Mass. fe 0 


OAK BOWERY FEMALE COLLEGE. 


ALABAMA CONFERENCE OF M; E. CHURCH, SOUTH 
riCULTV. 

Rev. T. B. RUSSELL, M. A., President. 

E. llODSON, M. A., Adjunct and Chemical Professor. 
Mr*. A. B. HUDSON, Instructress iu Drawin g. Emhmid . 

ur y, ©tc. 

Miss C. LEE, Principal of Primary Department. 

Miss M. J. TOOMEK, Principal of M usical Department 
and Toucher of French’ and German. 


The ensuing session of thu ubove institution will Com- 
mence on TUESDAY, tho 6th of January. 1852. 

Patron* are requested, if possible, to enter pupils on th( 
first dAy of tbe Hos*ion. 

Oak Bowery, FUambers county. Ala., Nov. 28. dO 


NEW ORLEANS A 0 EN C Y “ 

OF THE 

NASHVILLE MARINE, FIRE INSURANCE, AND LIFE 
.AND TRUST COMPANY. 


Capital. 

Surplus 


f 300.000 — all paid in. 

$220.000 — reserved fund. 


Total., 


$520,000— available assets 


JAMES A. -PORTER, prerident. 
Jamks Walkkr, Secretary. : - Is 

LOCAL DIRETOBSv- 

II It. W. Hill, Isaac W. Moon, ' 8. 0. Nelson, 

R. S. Fret*. A. W. Wall^fJ Logan Ilunton 

MARINE RIVER. FllWand LIFE RISKS taken at 
the lowest rates, and ^iKossus promptly udjusted and paid 
ai tiie Agoucy Oflje^. No. 33 Camp street. w 

, - X . 4 W. PARTES, Agent. 

l-oi’H LkwCabsieh. Ass t Agent. * mhl& 1 


BOOT AND SHOE STORE. 

.The old aud favorite stand, corner of Camp. Duplnntior 
and Prytnuiu streets, is now well furnished with a stock ol 
Shoes and Boot*, of every variety. 

, Customer* aud strangers faithfully served with good 
argalhft and a* good fit. from Monday mo ruing untH Satur- 
day night. 

^i. B.— Please remember that I do.not open on Sunday. 
Therefore call during tho week. 

*« 0 JOSEPH SCHILLING. 


A Good Book for General Circulation. 

KIST’S 

True Practice of Religion. 

Showing the means by which to live a true dlscisple of 
Jesus Christ, iu Holiness und Peace ; and also the Mala- 
dies of the Human Mind and Heart, which hinder the 
true prncU^W Religion, with their causes and propor 
remedie*. 

From the Dutch 

“ SHORTER DOCTRINE OF PRACTICE,” 

OK TIIE f 

Rr.v. EWALDU8 KI8T, Dfu'* ' " 

Price $1. 25 per cent, discount, wholesale. 

JOHN BALL, Publisher, 

.66 Graviej st. 


CIHJRCIX BELLS. 

CHURCH, .FACTORY, STEAMBOAT AND LOCOMO- 
TIVE BELLS constantly on baud, und PEALS and 


CHIMES of Boll* (of any number) east to order. Im" 
proved cast-iron YOKES, with moveable arms, are attached 


to these Bell*, so that they may bo adjusted to ring oaeily 
uud properly, and spriugfl also, which prevent tho elappei 
from resting on tho Bell; thereby prolonging Its sound. 
Hanging* complete (Including Yoke. Frame und Wheel,) 
furnished if desired. 

An experience of thirty years in this business by their 
Into father, enabled him to tutoeHaln tho best form for 
Bells, tbe combination of metals, and degree of heat re- 


quisite for securing in thorn the greatest solidity, strength 
and most melodious tones ; whioh improvements, together 


with his very extensive ussortiuent of patterns^ aro now 
held by the subscribers, who have grown up In tho busl- 


tation which the 


e Agri 


new, and who will us« every endeavor |» jmsUitu tho repu- 
tutlnn which the 'establishment lina heretofore enjoyed, 
both in thikund foreign countries ; tho Hell* ftom which 
- L . C( . lve(1 tlu , i,| g h L . at uward* of thu Now 
, . , , c Rural Society und American Institute, 

aud at which werp completed Chime* and heavy Alarm 
Bells for different parte or the Union and Oauodu 


MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS will still be manu- 
factured by tho subscribers of which they will have con- 
htuntly pn hand an assortment of Transit In«trumeute. 
Level*, Surveyor’s Compasses, (plain, nonious uud Jim 
proved.) etc. Also, Brass or Composition Oustings of uuv 
sizo cu*t to order. 7 3 


All communications promptly attended to. 

AN DllKY “ 


West Troy, Albany county, N. Y., 1851, 


W MENEELY’S SONS. 


uplO * 


SLARK. DAY 5: STAUFFER, 

Agent* in New Orleans. 


Highly Important to Planters and Property 
Holders. 

BRIDGEWATER ADAMANTINE PAINT. 

Tlm fluperlor properties of thi* uuffjnuled mineral sub- 
stance is now w> well and favorably known thut it is un- 
necessary to enter iuto an extended notice. Tiie public 
are referred to our circular, embracing certificates from— 

( !nnt. ri* TlirtVf ASlkilW . n 


uiii-um,. nuiinieiug ceriuicuies I 
Capt. Sr. 0. TIIOM ASSON, of steamer Maguolia. 
Wh. BROWN, of towboat Porpdtea. 

lremiiuu if . 1 ■ i.vivi<i.< < 1. < . 


Wm. UKOWN, of towboat PoruAfia. 

HUGHES, VALLKTTE k Co.. Managers La. Dry Dock 
J. 1*. WIIITNKY k. Co.. Agents dJi 

1 ” ’•* — * “the * ' 


Capt. N. B. ROBBINS, of the ship Leodes. 
JOSKL’H BENSON. Fainter, 132 Camp street. 


.....v... IIH.1 TOH, ju. toiuiui sireei. 

And the UNDER WRITERS’ CERTIFICATES. 

Also, the recommendation .of a lui^e number of our most 
influential COTTON FACTORS und CO M MISSION MER- 
CHANTS. ull of which are included iu the Agent’s Cireu- 
lur. Also, to the following, received since tho circular* 
wero printed from JOHN F. MILLER, of Atjukapus : 

‘ JI n July test I was induced to apply tho Bridgewater 
Mineral 1 aint to my Sugarhousu, and. in every respect, it 

Im* ek<ii«>il<iil in v 11... J. ! .t’ 


hiis exceeded my expodatlous, and tiie replantations 
mudo by the agents. Messrs. G . 0. Bogert k Co. I cheer- 


r V. 14 . ’ UA '^ rr,r - • st. uwgen. \ju, x cueer- 
Jullv udd my le*timouy to the uumerou* ones unbraced 
In the Agent’* Circular, uud recommend tU« same to l*lau- 

» tr 4t.< if -nd- 


..-.n unrein. IU me ih*w 11 Lamer unu nre rrotector 1 
have ever known. Where I have applied It, it has been 
exposed to the suu eiuce last' July, aud ha* neither blis- 
ter'd nor. cracked, und lias formed u solid wotullio surface, 
which bus proved entirely impervious.’’ 

(Signed) ; JOHN F. MILLER. 

New Iberia, Attukuplis, Murcli 16, 1852. 

In uddiliau to tho above, we bave tu our possession in- 
numerable certificate* ftoui equally respectable sources, 
which can he- seen at our office , amoug which are those 
of Cupt, Wm. Cults, of the ship Charles Cooper : Brevet 
-Lieut. Col. G. H. Taloott. New York Araeual ; it. SrBinith, 
Lieut, uud Quartermaster U. 8. Militaiy Ac adnuy. West 
Point ; 0. U, Lee, lute 8ui>eriuttmdent, now Secretory of 
iho Hudson River Railroad Company; D o McCnilum 
As*’t Eugineer New York and Erie Kailruad, etc.; proving 
couultislvely, by being thoroughly tested, that it is hotu 

FIRE AJC1) WEATHER PROOF. 

Tbo beuiUug. Jhrlukllli!, or wuniiuK or tbo uuterUl upon 
whloli it to luod itoo, not Jtrrot Uio noint ; iu twouly.lW 
boun It drtci, uud In four wooka becouiro » norfodt Uktk 

It prowroe, wooil from dt cjy. » u d uoltbor Uijtorj nor 
orack. by olBMUni to tlm Indict .uu. Fur.-uvorlpif rwd, 
of oltlnir tin, Iron, jluc, wood, laurw. or miw, it ,|,„ | n . 
TElunblu. «uJ purtlcuUrly recounuopdod, u« it U ,r.:rt«lu 
PBOTKtmON AliAINKT SPA11K8 AND (JINbKjld 


— «nu vinerqio, 

and is furnished efieuper tbau uuy paint to the Southern 
country. AU nrdera sent to the General Agouti, or their 
sub-agent*, promptly executed. No devlution in pi 
Ternu cash, or its equivalent. G. 0. BOGERT k CO, 


price. 


v 'tuiinii -in. u, UUIIZUI K UU, 

Altonl, fur tbo tilotoB of b» , Alu., Mbu , null Toll,. 

*“* Ortokn,, Motor,. "Blork. X)«», 
BUidf’-rkCo, 1'ribotloy fc Blou, J . Wktormui k tioT 6. 
Ulcliurd,, K. Mot-boroun ; Mobllo, J. a. WblUkor t Ylck»- 
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ropo, nmontt nhlcli mny In found Iho ftn 


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An «Un* T » Assortment, 




of bindings 

SCHOOL BOOKS 

t would rosprctfuUy roll tho oltontlo,. 
,-honto, trachors, ond otliws In wsntv 
my Iaiko And TAluohlo Assortment comh 
Spelling Books, KlMutlon, l,«T 

Kondlng Books, Arithmetic 

Dlotlonnrlrs, Algs£. 

Orammars, n ” 

Ilhotorlc,. 

Composition 

Drawing, Chemistry 

Book-Kooplng, BotAny 

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French Grammars, Dictionaries 

Spanish, GennhnandlteltenG^^ 

Headers, etc. ’ ,CUo tek 

Greek and Lotln Book.,, of Ml dwrlpu™ 
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tn tvery department of Sclrnro. I.ltrmt'n™ ... ; 

J. D. would call tho Attention of hi. trials 
Ho to his choice collection orMlarcUsnom^T®'* 
B’orks ! All tho now and' valuable WartJSJ'to 
received as soon as issued from the Prou ■ 

DOMKSTIO AND FOREIGN STATIOvvy, . 

A largo and vnlunblo mock or French 
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'.hlng usually kept In a Stationery W^,h3i’*l 
Letter and Nolo l'AI-EltB, of ah drocrlmto^' 1*31 
BOOKS, COPYING P11KSSES, INK, ote TT* 
too lowest cosh prlcoo. — d M* 


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Any orders forwarded to mo for Shunkrt ud vu. 
lanoouo tYorks, Foreign ond AuntHraa, vg, 
ittunded to, an l|io subscriber Is oontldiw fee, 
ixpericnee, extenaivo actumlnlunce nxtmu 
that hls ability to’cxmite any 8jtolhrB*wJIS!t». 
it Very modernto prices, cannot tosurniiMSkti-.r? 4 !.. 
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leans. - 


H 


' ltKlHAKD NU0i5tT t'jjo. -| 
Cotton Factors and Comnilsalon Mcrchanta Ko nr J 
ituw, C oronddet stroct. New Orleans. ' „ 

WRIGHT, WILLUMS k C$~~ 'll 

Commission Merchants, No. OC Gravlcr stnd, * 


S. K. OURMAN A CO. 


Importers, Wholesale and Retail drakra la bts,Cam lt J” 
Magaslno slrcst, «*imr(ladnf‘ 


Straw Goods, No. 

New Orleans. . ^ 

A guncrnl assortment of l’anama, Camptathy 
and Palm Leaf Hats, at tho lowest cash nrieM. 
on band. 

Ra-Mygketory. 181 Water str uct New T«t 


©. X. A. MALARt). 


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Wholesale Dealers in Foreign aud Domertic Dry CccdJ 
No. 70 Gravier street, between Magazine oik1(WsJ 
Orleans. 

A full supply of Plan tation lloo d^. 

KNflL 


Inwn 

[It Hat 


4 -” - 


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pBeo— Jackson street, between the Mlrkrt houa 
Tchoupltoulaa street. 

Residence— 1 Corner of Jackson and Magtulnc gnetil* 

* 

CHITTENDEN L BAAfFRON, ’ 
Dealers In Carpeting, Oil cintki ant Homekwpiat | 
Qsods, Nos. 20 Chartres stroct sad 21 Cuslutahs 
^s^reet. New Orleans. g 

A. J. WRIGHT. lAKMtS 


A. J. WRIGnT k CO, 

•Cotton Factors and Commission and Fonrzrthflli 
chants, No. 07 Gravier street, Now Orleans^ U> 

R. M. ELLI8 4s CO., " ^ 

Conuniwdon Merchants,. No. 67 Gravier stmt, In 
leans. 


REGULAR DRY GOODS TRASS 

JOSEPH H. PALMER fc COL, . 
Importers nnd Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods. (J 
street, New Orleans. UP I 


SMRTUEjwVAREs 

54 DUNLAP, M 

CAMP STREET, NEW ORLKANB, . 
lias on hand u good assortment 
various qualities, which will bo sold on th# n«t lm| 
ble terms. Purchasers are respretfally tequuWkal 
and exumino. 




■ 0100,000 WORTH or 

Fashionable Clothing, Qohtlemen’iPiini* 
log Goods, Ac., at Batafl.. 
ALFRED MUNROE fr.CO.’J 

‘'One I*rlco” Mammoth JJlothlng '< 

Mflgnzino struct, Now Orleans. 


M 


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taboi 
I'iJmc i 
lie lindti 
Jninnn 
dm. 

it the i 


QENtLEMKN visiting New Orleans uaiajiSS^if . 
vited to cull and exumino much tbe 
piete assortment of goods lu tho altovelin®tol^*l |, **m“ cra ^Ol 
thu South. , j ,.' <ii#ikepre 


We manufacture all ourClothlng tj mQ 

fotall sales, and it l* with the -purfoct 


noei cvuww-f" • 

»blo to giv« satisfoct Ion, that wo s*k all who tBt y ^ ^ by 
with a call to okutnino particularly ourrtjH**** anted 
.uro. trimmings. Itc. - tompli 

All goods sold by us uro warranted id sW . r •, 

after tile purchase of uny artlclo any dlilfUl^ ^ 1 * J ttmi * 
it will bo cheerfully taken back nnd tbs BUM? » JPji u Illy u 
Our olfieot is to please our cuatpuiera. di] liod sil 

IKr ONE PRICE FOR OOOIlS-No derlllto , 
fo 0-ly ALFRED MUNKfUk®-'? C 1 

St Maira sln, strati, * oir 

■ ■ 7 " Mil. JAMES WIUGHT, 

Iluving for privato reasons which no loogw«°^ wle t 
continued his interest during tbo last busiw^JJ'J lyd, ar 
thu firm of James Wright 4: Son, we b*** ® ot ’T? re i 


Juines Wright k Son, } 

ou»B w omiouuciug that he becomes tua ». 

iu our house, und boliclts tho interest of U* fl*®**B 

9dprc» 


former patrons. W Wp i 
To correct a general misapprtbcniJon, It 
Btute tliut ho bus no interest in any other boa» « 
JAMES WRIGIIT. A. J. L^Ji 

New Orleans, Dec. 1, 1851. V 

DUNDAU. -i 1 

DUNBAR k BUCHANAN, ' i 
Commission Merchant* und Whtdesalo^JWffiWH^^P® 80 ! 

*t rcct! N ow Orleans. MW^' 1 

M08E8 GREENWOOD k ^chj 

wlta Of 


Commission and Forwarding Mdrchont#, No. 


struct. 


V. H, JACKSON fc 00., ^^^4; 


Dealer* In Fine Fashionable Clothing, No- 
(next door to Planters’ Hotel.) Now 
Youth*’ Clothing, G6ut.’s Under. ,( 
Trunk*. Carpet Bags, and 
Clothing, nlwny 



i a gonOrid aio«a^^ 
hand And ^ 


B. F. SMITH, DENTlfiTj - 
Bub returned, and Is devotlug hluiwdfo 
practice of hls protendim. 

Office at thu corner of Bt. CltoriM ©tr*** * 

. ^The Now Orleans Ohri»ti«n 

Is Issued weekly, at Two Dollars and » , P 1 

Nn suhsariptlon takou for i*** on*. 1 1 
scribera will l>0 uudorstood as wishing to oont^ 


It bi expressly stated bthorwlse. . g, 

Th© Itinerant Ministers and Pwaclwrs 


EpNcopul Church, South, are, all 


r,p*copui uriurcn, couiu, mv, 

ngmte of tho Now Orleans Christian Advoc»«f> asti 

paynfonts may . ho made. Cl 

A J comwuuietttlons, whuthor of hUAln** 

puhXcutiuu, unless remitting money v m 

tliu imourit of ten dullars, must Ik* post-P«^ g k ^ 1 * RCCi 
Nt obituary . jrotko will ho inserted H ^ ^ 

wlthiu two mouths of tho death of a P 4 ** 0 ®! uf.fi* j^t , 
Cvmmuuicatlous must b© addrvseei to . *' 


Mt’7i ».!*»:, New Orleans. 


€ ,C«mmuulcatlomi iuvolrlng.fftctr’ ,lf i^^Rdu;! 

acoounts of revivsd*. juliglou* ^ 2» 


blogrtphies. ©to., must ho accompt* 11 ^ 


•TGliic 


o*< 

ou uiUfli 0© pru-piuu, *** 

Offiou No. W Uwter ' 


4 f w aoloct advertlsa»i«ute vrlUb* * 
or > Iich must b© pro-paid, lu wd* 1 ® 


billing. 









Volume ii. number ' 22 . 




, IL N. MoTYEIllE, Iton-oiL 

NEW ORLEANS, 'SATURDAY, JULY 3, 185k 








— For tin* N. U. Cbriitlnn Advocata. 

The Sanctuary. 

' ifflri.- 'Whoro I« the bouM Hint ye 
TW «** ?„,,l wliere l» tie- place i.f my rent .’-Mr 
Hfj “• lintlt my 1 '»pJ» '«»»- . 

,U ' M,,t tliU ii»l'0'" d brnp'e ° r ol ' r a °il 1 

"Idr-T 'l“ k 8«’«’* hlcU "" W my "' glrt ,umnmi1 ’ 1 

l^iwloUntwIUlUfe-a^ 

Liholi' crentlmt mcml one breath orprale. ; 

[fMd. mol with Ion* 1 ”* "" t "' of ' rrl " g “ a - 

rwKia'rmlit rmpcn.lre elrnius to rnlsu, 
ft,, citurt thus, 1U yearly tributo bringt, 

.Unotonr Maker. pomw^iTiuo. 

ft,tiutb» world with UIk Uliboumlci) lor", _ 
hmim.tlei'rl-nl '’cnuly rhino, 
yoinreur grateful lllmuhnve 

j,|,lk»ailgbti“i ■ - lr - 

m Jini' mcrcil , 

. «kv. itna r, 

fbklndlo in f ur * *'■ ■ 1 ‘ . •, • 

■iv 1 .’ ii ' 

.«•>* «* • llHieHi."" • 

(iny.t b*ia.'l’i* ; ‘ • "' J ' ' 

i atr’- r- > *' -- fcrv . i i i . il iw r- 

. .. • .-tli.nml i'iiit'1 itloup; 

f-,» thii< n^r, truu.s»toi> 

.v 1 ■ ' • .'!ny»ii'l^ •» 

'till iirtbu hbafin eprln^ * 

» vi • : within, of ywst tlesitfus— 

StK'n 1 luti'lf c"uUiin« unbounded thought— 0 J 

i>it’ 1 m grusp— it ever find* 

it* Kcnoi* of wonder, most divinely wrought. 

.\jjndi nre fixed, no fetters onn retain 

l»apiJ fliRl't ■ on viewless wings to soar, 

l«allke th" • agle o'er tho occau's main, 
fAi 1 * of lempost. or the Burge's roar. % 

Itnlurse itself is much tho' small, 
fathii winged spirit in its course to rovo— 
ib lint lt flies around this earthly ball 
ftnioKifilofl to roach tho stars abovw. 

• Ucot tnt^Qgenco ! what gifted'poworj 
An tiffltaparted by the Holy One-— 
ho on tho aonl Ills Heavenly Spirit showers, 

Wrectiy from his. high; Empyreal throne. 

t mraUl eyeris tpened to behold 

The fraiti of Paradise. whic£ ne'er decay ; 

ildty. too. Whoso streets are paved with gold, 

WlKting light, from one eternal day. 

Haven responds when we are worshipping, 

lod hails the incense of tho breath of pfay;r— 

pis bsar off tho odor on the wing. 

iettt'ring Its fragrance on the balmy air. ’ . 

Uitfelicianh, Lai SB. TsIomas. 


; Letter from Bishop Soulo. 

The itinerant jupcrintandoncy is still alive, 
lukrt-kw ■ be venerable lupcrliS^Bndenfe is instinct with 
ulm. xjwtiii ! spirit to the last. A noble example to the 
huriih. Tin Bishop's , iinnounci'incntfof his 
ention to r/sit tho l’uoific Conference, wo 
rs in his own words in, a letter to the »\1 is- 
nary Board, published in" the S. C. Advo- 
l« Jfny he comfort our brethron there 
ihis coming aud go and como again in 
ire.— [Eil. 

Hii.l Grove, May ill, 1852, 
Bicoirkn : I reoieved, two months 
o, fire resolutions of the Hoard, requesting 
! to risit mrmissionary work in California ; 
id 1 assure you tliut this request was not 
cordial to tho feelings of my heart, hilt 
rimcoordance with the convictions of my 


lie most suitable time for such a visit, ttn- 
Jill the circumstances, was>tho only point 
tieh involved difficulty. I urn aware tliut 

* delay of an answer to the action 
(the board is liable, tube regarded as' an 
‘fare of indifference on my part/ both to. 
kindness and confidence expressed in tliut 
rtiou and to the. important matter it in- 
ikes. But I assure you, and ull concerned, 
»t the delay has been occasioned by very 

crent perhaps 1 -might say opposite con- 
cretions. It wub impracticable for me to 
•preparation and leave an .Atlantic port 
™ to meet tho Conference at San Fran- 
“o. by the middle of April, the time ap-' 
18 ■ for its meeting. And could 1 have 
*®pluhed that, the critical condition of 
f ™d) at that time would not have justi- 
fy absence. Mur has there been any 
since, when 1 should have felt at Iiber- 
» Be absent-only for a f fi w days. Under 
^ circumstances, unable to give any dofi- 
wea with regard to the tinio wlion I might. 
e ° comply with tin- request-* of tho 
•vtaa considering an indefinite ahswor 
aa csirahlo, I have delayed a reponse 
'' resent Uato. I now feel at liberty 
•press iny views fully on this interesting 
1 ■ ' re K Il rd California us one pf tho 

t portent fields of eur missionary work; 
ysccond to none except it be thdslaVo 
On of these States, which, in the prov- 
• '»d, to a great ’extent, and in an 
hio>Ty niunuer, Booms to bo committed 
‘*' omost cxte'nsivo ealeula- 
nla n " unUln mmi * cannot compass the 
d . faithful occupancy of these vast 

* n . IU |^ °f missionary enterprize. 
r n - u „ U 8 'ckirest ofmillions for time and 
this work’ n° tly or '“directly, involrefl 
“kd State. W n0t tho P°r ullltio " oftl “’ 

'Vl ii e l r- isr-embmend-itr 
one °‘ our ministerial labor. 

! colonic 011 ’ Bided h y “'c movements of 
wo look to the 
•‘ihtcd a?- 1 ^ Christian regeneration of 
•temnlnt r a i ,l "d in anotlmr view wo 
dedtn n° l 10 '“dfinneo wliich is to beox- 
lofCh c° al!t cf Mio Vacific, in tlie em- 
>U the* «*'■ ao< ‘ 'i‘° inlands of the sea.- In 
4 djjj “8». °f tlie times" aro replete 
, UU ’ tt Important, indications. In 
1t.Cbwch ^‘“i 8 , U is ihe bimling duty 
t tmth of ti ” i'nst— of all boliovers in 
,le secur'd' ' < ^ os i' c ' Kcvelatipn, to contri- 
t enter Ul - B l ° nbi lj(y, tn tlm success 
jtottlid ^ irmu "’k'di 1ms fur its ultimate 
'Ha».,,r i "T rBiou of tko world. Blessed 




"Wcl . r 1 ot Ulu wurld - Hll)#8ud 
‘''Mnul i" 1 .!- 1C8: and tUotio • ministers, and 
Htin a t t ,,. )e ,, l , <i ' 0rii i" 'Christ, who in. this 

t “ c, ""l’nled k rT tl,6lr c * 1Un B 0 l' 

*tof u ln , , ,low W4tl» tho infirm*. 


**oi | *»««> wuu mo murui'i 

"‘Wnci., “m aware that my ettfeetive.la- 
' * Ul! h u-i'T la *‘ ei '’ ttnd what' I now do is 
desire tl.'T liut *4111 have auar- 
at w i*at remuius of my life aud 


| strength 'may not bo entirely useless to the 
church, and to tho world. My colleagues, 
by the good' providence of God, will be able 
to supply tiio work at home till tlie Session df' 
our General Conference. Hut oven should 
they, fail to moet nil {lie Conferences, I could 
afford them but very little aid. In view of 
all tho dircumstnnccs it is my deliberate 
judgment that I cun render a more valuably 
service- to the cliureh' , by a visit to California 
than in any other work 1 am ‘able to .perform, 

1 greatly desTro to soo tho brethren, and 
‘‘ know their state" in that far off land. — 
Tliero aro sovcral weighty considerations 
which influence mo in this matter. T trust 
such a visit would bo cordial to tlie feelings, 
and encourngingito the labors, of our mission- 
aries. separated iis they aro from their freith- 
rtin. with wlioiu they once associated, met in 
Conference, and "took sweet counsel togeth- 
er," but that our •xriiutl itincrUnt system may 
lie perpetuated, and . tile string tcnrlcnty to io- 
eality in .our ministry- counteracted, is of 
far greater impo rtance. ■ And if tbe last act 
o( my life and labors shall exert an intfuence 
in tlie accomplishment of this design, i shall, 
consider 'them well closed. That wo have oh 
a eliujcli, especially in Hie .ministry., lost to- 
a very. eon, siderame extent, the 'spirituality, 
zeal and power ot \\ esley and his coadjutors, 
und of tho .early Methodist preachers and so- 
cieties in these States, is a melancholy-truth, 
ton obvious to lie denied. 

1 Imt tlie prevailing tendency to’ locality jn 
the ministry has been, to. a great extent, pro- 
ductive of tliii unhappy decline, i lmvp no 
-doubt. To remedy this evil will require tio 
ordinary effort. Hut, remedied it must lie, or 
the time is not far distant when “ /,/niboi/" 
may lie written on oltr cliurelies', and"- Tt hi" 

. engraved oh our altars turd pulpits. I tlmnk 
God for any appearance of a healthy reaction. 

I lie increase ui interest, in the'inissionarv 
enterprise — tlie disposition of inanv of our 
pretiqhers, and tlie desire of many ’ of ishr. 
inllucntial members, especially in tlie town 
and city chargps, to revive the primitive Wes- 
lcyan plan of tin itinerant ministry, so ns to. 
devolve tlie pastorial charge and ndministra- 
tioi\.of discipline on ministers of mature age 
and experience : employing the "younger 
preachers, espeeialiy tlioso on trial ns help- 
I ns ” where they may bave .tbc advantage of 
the counsel and example of their elder bret h- 
ren, and encouraging ‘‘.ugus nf jfic times "— 
i ill this is effected, to a" far greater extent 
than it-now is,. I despatr seeing Methodism 
and the church organized on its principles." in 
;i healthy and prosperous condition, liut in 
these remarks 1 shall tie regard' d hy many as 
wandering from tlie principal object of this 
oommuhidtition, my visit to visit. California. 
He it so, others will form a different opinion. 
Hut with ilirccl reference to the proposed visit, 
if it ploafe God to preserve my life, and no 
uncontrollable event shall intervene, I have 
settled in my purpose to visit California tlie 
ensuing autumn ; probably . leave in Novem- 
ber. 1 his will afford me time, as I tqay lie 
aide to visit at least tlie most . important ap- 
pointments .in tlie Conference, previous to 
the next session. . And as a mimbfcf of the 
Conferences at home -will have held .their ses- 
sions by that 'time, 1 hope to lptveti number 
of missionaries to accompany me to (jimrage 
the hearts of the faithful laborers, already in 
that distant land, and to aid them in a wurk 
which will require a.lurge measure yf tlie 
zeal of Apostles to' accomplish. Although 1 
• have not obtained tlie opinion of my .eol. 
leagues, the Bishops, with regard to this mat- 
ter, I, entertain no-doubt of their cordial-ap- 
proval, - without which 1 should not feet at 
liberty to prosecute any important mcitsnres. 

.Some of my friends have raised objections' 
to my proposed visi t in .consideration of my 
advanced ago, tlie great distance between tlie 
Atlantic and Pacific coast, the (immunities' 
and dangers frequently attending « long sea 
voyage, apd tlie liability to death Und burijil 
at sea, far from homo and friends. I have 
weighed these objections. They are light in 
the balance. I have been in perils both on 
tlie sea and on tho-land, but God has been my 
shield, and effected deliverance under circum- 
stances which seemed tube beyond the efforts 
of human agency. That great and good 
man ot God, l)r. Coke (> sh)cps us safely in the 
bosom of tho deep, us his venerable colleague 
Anbury, in a sepulchre of earth ; and both 
rest in sure and certain hope of all equally 
glorious resurrection when tho ‘‘earth und 
tho sea shall givo up the dead that ure in 
them. ' .And whether 1 shall sleep in tlie. 
elemontary habiliments of tlie, 0116, or tlie 
other, is acircumstanooofnoimportimco. If I 
may hut ^ sleep in Christ ," uo matter when, no 
matter where. ■ 

With Christian respect and affection, 

Jiisia-A Soi l.,:. 

fQ.the Ijosrit "f Msnng'rs oftho (lbs Hoe. oftU«4l. i: 
t'hurcUSoulli.I.uuisTlliu liy. 

Joi or a MisswNAav i n his Wohk. it was 
in no common transport that Paul wrote tho 
third chapter of Kphosiuns. liut. Dmiso who 
arc -engaged in the same writii to which lie 
dkYUtal llillliiflf. iinl.pcuilituiil .uUiiwnfcb— ■ 
tor .into ' Ids 'foojings of rapture. Said Mr. 
Soho, eider, in recounting tlie scenes that were 
passing at Aintnb, '■ Tlie ministry of tlie word 
in such circumstances in most delightful work. 
It is worth all the sacrifices the missionary is 
called to make. There is no pleasure com- 
parable to" it. — :Tliere in a Satisfaction, a f e- 
fi-shment'to the soul, a honr.tfeli gratification 
and happiness in it, tn be.fimnd in lift other 
servico. Though toils, and wearisomeness. 
and.trinls lull to tho lot of tlie missionary, 
yet seasons of such spiritual refreshment, 
such feats to tho soul, fur more than counter-. 
balance thorn ; and tlie meanings of tlie dec- 
laration in folly realized "Intu nn ; is this 
na.u i; given, tliut I should preach among' 
tlie Gentiles tin" imsearuhablg riches of 
Christ"— Journal of -Missions. 

•KrrecTs tor Fanaticism. - -During tlm nine 
years thutsthe Now 'Hampshire I usahe Asy- 
lum 1ms boon in operation, twonty'-twh pa- 
tients have been received, whoso insanity was 
produced by the MiUerito delusion. 


1'tllTUItHS OF MKMOHV...’. Hr Aru i C.Uo.i. 

Among tht> btfautilul j*lohircs 
Tlmt hung on Mnii try 's Hull, 

Is one of a dim old forest, 

That m'pinoih best of all : 

Not for its gnarled oaks oldon, 

Dark with tin 1 miflnto : 

Not for th« violets gulden 
That sprinkle tho dale below j 
Not for the milk-white lillles 
, That lend from the fragrant hedge, 
Coquetting all day with the sunlxr.ims, 

And stealing their golden : 

Not for tho vines on the old upland 
Where the bright red berries rout. 

’ Nor tho pinks, nor tho pale, sweet cowslip, 
It teemeth to mo the best. 

I onco had a little brother. 

With eyes that were dark and deep—. 

Ly the hip of that dim old forest 
. . lie lieth in pl'.lcc Vshiap : "N 

. Light a. s the do*wi of the thistle. 

, Free us the,wVnds that blow; 

Wo rovcri'-tliereth*. beautiful 
Th^iiihmcrs of longiago 
Dot lils feet on. ihn hills grew weary, 

And one ot tlie nutufnil eves, 

I made f..r my little brother 
A bed ot the yellow leaves. ■ 

r -S yf'rMy - lili a paTp H r m t- fOl d e U-a — J . - - 

Mytieck'in a meek enibrare. 

As the. l)ght r nf imtnort il beauty 
Silently covered his face’; 

Ami when tho nrrows-of sunset 
* Lodged In the tree-tops bright, 
lie fell, in ids saint-likb beauty, 

Asleep by the gates of light. 

Therefore, of all the pictures kl 
That hang on memory's' wall, 

The one of tiie dun ,old forest 
Scctnelh the best of all. 


, For l!i* N. 0. f hrutian AitTCtste. 

*The Right of Complaint. 

-Mu. Editor: .The ri^ht of petition is no 
doubt tt great natural right ; but. I reckon 
that, of all our riglitn, the right of eomplaint 
is the luost natural, tho most inalienable, the 
nnst valuable, and the most equalising. I. 
for one.** inherited this right from my fore- 
fathers in a direct line'; through my dour 
aunt, who did a mother’s part hy me. She, 
indeed, exorcised more eomplaint than any 
onivd^ever knew. It was impossible to pre- 
sent any. thing to Jicr, which hud not. two 
sides, and l^hth wrong. i>he kept u universal, 
sharp eye on everybody and every tiling, 

14 niggers,’] neighbors, and' church-members. 
Her own servants, in particular, rather culti- 
vated it ; there was always something wrong, 
which 'they tried to lay on aurrt ; .; but, she 
always (would como out right. Washing, 
ironing, sweeping, the butter, broad, ciillbe. 
the roast, or tlie stew, one or tlie other Was 
most sure to be wrong. A hundred times, 1 
reckon, I’vo hoard her on thiswise: “You, 
Hess, you’re a mighty lazy nigger : here, the 
week’s most gone— -what about .that wash ! " 

*• hy, Mistress, tlie wash is done, done long 
ago; done* ironed and all, done yesterday : 
things hanging up stairs airin’ !” *‘111 Jje 

hound for ijuu : now, I Htfpposo you'll be airin', 
and in idleness all tlie rest of the w e( -'k~ 
•there's a heap in you, girl, yet, that’ll have 
to lie got out.” No one could’ head the old lady. 
She might spare, one piirt.-lmt she was sure 
to put it on thick on some other. Her look 
was a complaint; it had settled in her face. 

You always knew where to find her. She 
always was one thing, Aunt lived to be old. 

1 have noticed tliutdt is a great deal hotter 
for body and soul than most suppose. Those 
peoplathat are always complaining live a 
long tinfe j they hardly oy.*r leave us. 

U’e never lacked company. W.’hencver 
anybody fell out with somebody, which was 
all the time, tho' person who felt hurt was 
sure to visit aunt to get the*6ld lady to do 
Justice to their feelings, f), yes, .complaint 
d^aws company as an old sore draws flies! 

-Ami. what would become of society with- 
out it . why, bad onuiigh, it could have 
neither motion oc life, interest or improve- 
ment, like a ship wayWfiit in the middle* of tlie 
ocean, in a calm, equally distant from every 
where, with no chance of change. Why. 
there would be no conversation ; our language 
would cease: there might he left a few 
nainhy. pamliy-, spiritless sounds, but human 
reason, in Jho main, would go .back to the 
dead ages if it didn't die outright; there 
would soon he no alphabet ; no more lUfsals , 
no dt ntah, . no lingual*,. n o harsh guiturals— 
only a lew* soft dues; no nothing, but just 
l ulmt Is uffording, ’ in phiec of speech divine, 
only the sounds :of a papaw loblolly lullaby 
lit for nobody umf’ of no use. Uigh’t'ihfn- 
gerous is it to tamper so with the* feelings 
of natural eomplaint. 

The Scriptures say, “Ho that uppaketh 
flattery to his friends, oven the eyes of HU* 
children shall fail. 15 Then, in their day mine 
shall he remarkable for strong eyes. 

Sermons, 1 have noticed, that find fault 
with professors, and rasp things in general, 
are mu.cji tin* best listened to. It is a power- 
ful field : some men aro very gifted' at it. 
Soloinbn says, “The words of the wise are as 
goads," and I believe it. f would sooner see 
old Parson .Croaker just- look over his specs. 
once into the corner down, amongst the 
C Inn eh-niembers ; . than to hear many a whole ' 
‘sermoift He is the sarue °as an owl among 
mice. That is what I call preudiing :be 


For my part l can alwiiys. find something 
wrong, and always mean', too. il have been 
at it now, man and hoy, thcse.sixty-fiyo years. 

I lie (iovernmont -why its tin* real freedom 
of it to find fault : Presidont^ Vioe President, 
hhu- AYidistcr,-J\l r . . Lmis,_Tha^.iion a to r - tho 
House, one and all-- for its ’mighty seldom 
they're all right — I have my notion of the 
whplo of them. What! *»Stop .eaciplaint ! 
Why, we hud hotter liaveno Guverninent. I 
slmubL^ho a poor ..ej*eat lire indeed, attd- 
miserablo enough if I could not grumlde and 
growl, day in und day put, one week after, 
another tlie rest of my days;d really bolievf* 
it w.mld turn into regular consumption of 
the bowels No ; when things get so, I want 
to. do as tho I’lirituus did— leave for a free 
.(umrttrjk . 

I never heuvd any sermon flint I just liked 
exactly. It \yas eitljor long ovepiuucli, or 
rather short, or dry, or loud, or too drowsy, 
Dr thedoetrine was not to my mind, or somo- 
I thing ; which, in general, I tell the Parson, j 
[ for my owu antufnetion; uot to do him any ; 


good, because there’s, very, few willing to 
learn any thing now-a-dqys. 

There is nothing more refreshing, 1 may 
say, than a general growl. Nature craves it, 
and needs it, and it is doing yourself a natural 
injustice not to give it. It nmy.be called 
growling, when there’s too much t<» specify 
Things often seem to lay so, both plenty und 
handy; high and low; friends .und foes : re-, 
ligion nnd politics, homebred and foreign:' 
thcy8ecm io get topsy-turvy on purpose, to 
givo us a chance. Early in tho morning, 
how satisfying-liko, before a body wakes to 
stumble to tho rocking-clmir* and yawn and’ 
growl; (Tie helter-skelter look, of the Toom. 
children’s cloaths every way . negro girl hull - 
asleej)— djetter she were asleep: confused no- 
tion of a largo note due thi,s day ; stocking 
just on, wrong side out -won’t change it. 
and two niosijii'toesjiot wilTitig to lcnvcwith- 
.out one more bite ; really,- from the - very srt 
°l things, there's-u part Icitlar fitness in wliat 
I eall growljng. jf tlivre. is any sltiyefy-it is 
a state of universal ac(|iiiesenco. I btiliovo its 
the Very death ol Teligiqm , Guniplaiift is~tlu‘ 
beginning of opposition; and “ opposition is 
tlie life of trade.’ 1 (iuiin me, put me in the 
lock-up, put leave - my mouth open. 

^ our paper “1 don’t say it to Hatter 
you’ - buff I have not’ been a mlinher.yct but 
had one-third more bad jioints in it than good 
ones. ^ our selections are in general in hor- 
rid taste. Do tell me who is it t hat-picks out 
.your poetry ! The last number had in it 
“ Yankee Doodle]' mighty old pubjeet, tole- 
rahle. rhyme, but a religious papeivhas no call 
for it though you have rebgi.oq enougli in 
the sheet in all conscience - some mighty dry 
articles. I really would try and get some 
that would be creditable to yourself as editor, 
and interesting ^o the public. Ifleose go 
awny no , more. The sli Cot was at zero before 
you lyft ; .but really, afterward, cumo near 
out-doing me. Well. • yoq are back but 
please don’t publish any more of your own 
letters' 1 . Try the paper awhile without any 
editorial. I should really like to see a sheet 
with a few bad points as possible; It would 
be novel. 1 got to read your paper on Sun- 
day : its a great relief to me v I always have 
more of an edge, on • that day than during 
tho week-; its my riiisin); Sunday was 
always a great day with my aunt. *1 don’t 
know a pheet any where that suits my pur- 
pose bettey tlmi) yours. Tliero can he no hot- 
ter paper for mo: only if Mr. Abhy’s plan 
bwnld bo carried out, then l should have ;i 
dozen-*papers in one ; but, 1 never expect such 
a chance as that - *•, 

I month upbody.; I am np honey, or sugar ; 
with me, you aro;\vdiat you arc - : I never get 
any compliments, a ml I never give any ;, so 
you will please discontinue , my paper at tho 
end of tlie volume. 

1 aiu always, as over, ^ 

L. Ha IDE. 

For the N. O. Chriation AJ».» i»l^. 

Rev. CKauncey Richardson, A. M. 

'FOCKTH I’Al’KH. 

brother Uiojiardson possessed in a very enii- 
nent degYoe the ability of making a complete, 
yet brief und lucid analysis of his subject- 
When ho .read his text and announced his 
propositions-, they were sf» natural and feasi- 
ble, and withal so difficult to forget, that 
should a preacher, who heard him, ever wish 
to preach from the same text, he would lie 
very apt to. .use brother. K.’s analysis, lie 
had given this subject a great deal of atten- 
tion. . i have often, after meditating lor days 
or weeks upon a text, without forming a skele- 
ton, asked him h6w lie would divide it. With 
merely .a moment's reflection he would give 
such a decision as appeared to me incapable 
of improvement. - % This, happy faculty of ex.- 
plication," combined with his impressivo de- 
livery. fixed his sermons indelibly in ■ the 
minds of his hearers. 

*1 lis sermons, like, all the productions- of - his 
pen, indicated clear thought and severe Criti- 
cism. His great forte was argumentation. 
I'erlmps a more ornamental styles - inter- 
spersed more freely with rhetorical figures, 
would have been more pleasing. Ho used a 
few choice,, appropriate illustrations, generally 
selected from the inexhaustible fund furnished 
in thd Sacred Scriptures. 

I le sometimes repeated his sermons. 1 have 
heard him preach the same one at several 
successive nu-'utjugs id -hitf district. He did it 
because he deemed them appropriate und im- 
portant. He was not a circuit preacher in 
tlio sense of preaching' a circuit of sermons, 
and going through the same routine in every 
field of labor. There aro some* suqh preach- 
els.* who may well he compared to certain 
musical instruments arranged to play si set 
number of pieces, and when those are per- 
formed tlie only, alteration is to wind up aud 
repeat the same strains. 

Dr. Olin, in soriie of his. lectures, observes 
•rhat ^tho greatest blessing which could, be- 
fall many preachers, would he a conflagration 
of thoir old sermons and manuscripts. I bis 
would have boon no blessing to Brother U. 
Hisactivo and improving mind did not allow 
him to preach a sermon threadbare*. If he 
delivered an old sermon, ho thoroughly re- 
arranged, rovised and ro-wrote it. When- 
•verb# appeared jn tho pulpit ho brought, 
forth things new as well as old. I lis ser- 
mons bore tho fresh impress of oloae, prayer- 
ful mini — refreshing -thoughtrr 'l lwx ^werc" 
deeply .imbued with' the ‘*pil'jt of tlio (lo/{- 
pol, and tho attentivo h oarer never left liis k 
seat in the sanctuary without having cleaver 
views, and u more heartfelt reali'/ation of 
"Rome nf the great, truths of our holy re- 
ligion than when he entered it. 

1 tlunk' Brother IE was ambitious to excel 
us u minister. Further, I believe lie was de- 
sirous of having such a position assigned him in* 
tho Church as would find ample scope for the 
. exercisi* and development of liis talents and 
ii promising field for the employment of his , 
time.. ■ Accursed be’ tliut unhallowed ambition 
which Us self-gratification. for its. ywn sake! 
liut is it wrong fora man whose eyes (lod bus 
opened, when lie looks out upon this’ wide 
%orld of siii *and sees its moral desolations, its 
inhabitant# immersed iu wiokedue##,intgxicut- 


ed wjtlr pleasure, enslaved to ruin, llimtiging 
the downward rdad to hell . is it wrong for 
such a man. whose heart (Ind h:is tomdied, 
who eninp.i;ehendM the adequacy of tho 
Divinely iqipomtqd remedy, and realizes tin* 
possibility of the salvation of all this throng : 
is it wrong for such an one to desire even 
superhuman powers, that le* may stem the 
tide, turn tlie current, ami pluck thousands 
as brands from the everlasting, burnings? 
No ! The minister of Chri*t, ifeiy, must covpt 
earnestly ^tho best gifte. Away with that 
i voluntary humility which is content with 
t mediocre attainments, satisfied with having 
jimUo ii few feeble, unsuccessful efforts for 
ministerial excellence, and which now Aneks'ri*- 
tirement in Some retreat to await in inglorious 
‘‘use the issue. -of- the great moral contest, 
bet such an one* hear tlio voice of ( Jod in- 
quiring, ‘What, docst tlmn^ here, Elijah!” 
Arise, press towards thy mark for the prize of 
thy high eallijig. bet'him go out and shake 
’himself, \und in conseiiais strength let him lix 
the stern resolve, rouse up the indontitnhlo 
energies of his will ; lot him persevere amid 
dillieulties and triumph ovorpbstdcles. Thus 
by the losing id' (lod he may ex}»oct to hc- 
4oine an ahjo minister of the Gospel, a work- 
man fidat noedeth riot to ho ashamed rightly . 
dividing the words of truth. The subject of 
•t lutse skctelu'H was not endowed’ with’ extra- 
ordinary talents— was not favored .with ex- 
traordinary advantages. He gained his in- 
fluence, and acquired t)io commanding posi- 
tion he occupied, when death arrested his 
•further progress,' by his inflexible determina- 
tion to use. tlie fixed habits of industry 
which characterized his whole life. 

Brother Jtichardsori for many years sus- 
tained in our Conference the important office 
of Presiding Elder. In this, as in -all his 
other appointments, ho exhibited his usual 
energy. Nothing*' bjit severe indisposition 
over prevented hint from attending a meet- 
ing, and lip o\vas*nl ways ready ’Jo work, l ie 
would, at a inoipenfs warning, fireaelfto any 
kind of a congregation, 8 large or small, black 
or white. “ x 

Tlie office of Presiding Elder is an ccdari-* 
tical anomaly. No other church organiza- 
tion has anything like it ; but in our system 
it is an. essential feature, lie' Is a pastor, an 
administrator of discipline, and a gcheral 
superinteii(|ent of all the spiritual and 'tem- 
poral Interests of the Cliurc h, C ust om digs 
assigned* him a responsible position as the 
•confidential adviser of the Bishop fn arrang- 
ing the work and fixing the appointments. 
In ihis capacity lie is the friend and repre- 
sentative of both preachers, and people. In 
these lie ought to he entirely impartial, ought I 
to possess u clear insight into human nature, 
nnd bo able to form a correot judgment of 
tlm adaptation of particular men for differ- 
ent fields f>f labor. Jlut h Presiding Elder 
must be more than human if he lias not some 
local preferences for favorite cluirgos, some 
likes and dislikes among the preachers. It is 
easy to set) that it might so happen that the 
favored 1 places of a leading Presiding Eldar 
would he always tilled by the best talouto of 
tlie Conference nnd certain pets aniong 
the preachers, passod successively from one 
goud^ appointment to another. In the last 
interview 1 had with Brother It. he.renmrked 
to mcj tlmt in Counselling with tho Bishop he 
laid never allowed his personal preferencc&or 
prejudices, cither for places or preachers to 
influence him in tho slightest degree. The 
only induc'onicnts for rocOmmonding particu- 
lar appointments were tlie wants of tlie peo- 
ple, and the qualifications of the man for the 
post. 

I am sorry I am unable to give tho circum- 
stances of Brother U.’s conversion. Ho was 
so opposed to tedious narratives in tlm class- 
room or love-feast that lie Boldom detailed liis 
early religious experience. I often heard him 
speak of tho present state of his mind, pre- 
sent communion with tlio I’athorand His- Son 
Jesus Christ. In spiritual enjoyments he was 
remarkably uniform, seldom elated, never de- 
pressed. lie was not ordinarily ii. /feeling 
love-feast speaker. There were times, how- 
ever, when he was poculiirliarly so. I recol- 
lect an instance at one of our frontier oanip- 
mootings lield in' troubulous times. A short 
time’ before this the Indians had stolen his 
horse. Several persons along his routo had' 
been killed. At this m (Ming in tho preauhj 
er s tent, Bibles and pistols lay side by side 
upon the- table ; .umbrellas and guns were 
standing together. A regular nightly patrol 
was kept up to guard the encampment and 
the horses ; hut with all this prevention some 
wore stoleq. and I think the day tlm meeting 
broke up orie person was killed near the 
ground. At this meeting, while talking of 
his toils and perils, said lie enjoyed the love 
and place of .God ; said he thought it likely 
he might full a martyr to his work ; hut, said 
he, (liis utterance becoming choked, his 
eves suffused with tears, with liis. video tliril- 
lingly pathetic,) “none of these things move 
mo, neither count 1 my life dear unto inti ; ho 
that I inay finish my course with joy, and tlie- 
ministry which I have'* received of tlio Lord 

’TeSttST*-* — — — — . 

Fur t uk N; O. eitmtun A-lvC**!*. 

Tho Nowspaper Plan. 

Knv.-Il. N. ‘ ’ 

Hitef H Kit;- l i'i'f>rut that ymir papur 
ui' tlio iMtli April tlitl nut mlmit of iiirtlu-r 
- uxtriii-ts from my luttur t*» Dr., llitrsutis, in 
tliu NiisliVillo paper, on tho subject nf tlio 
A|etli(»list Frees, than you found room fur. 
Tlioso you liuyo given do not givo the roudor 
mui'li nf mi idea of tlio outlino of tlio Finn, 
which Is, ut host, Imt very briefly und roughly 
sketched in tliut letter. Will you lie so gopd 
: os to allow me to May, us briolly us I oun, u 
fow words in addition to wliutjrou lmvo al- 
ready given your readers. 

Jt is, in tlio first place, assumed that ubout 
tlireo fourths' of tlio inemlierM of tlio M. K. 
GJwroh, South, aro without a roligjous paper 
of any kind; und that lib tlioso places a 
Methodist paper is iniicli more needed than 
whore it does eirejiluto, for tlicae persons arc 
mostly [wir aud uninformed. Secondly, our 


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^ tv. wi ll II s II. ) nf Alabama Conference, 

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piipio-H lire almost nil very ninoli cmliarrm»ed 

for want of I'uhds, and arc becoming morn Tho Cobato-Jaoltson, Mil, _4-_ 

nnd more so. Thirdly, the geographical nnd Waller and Rev, Dr Newton ^ 

antagonist clmrnctc? of o,,r entire press is ' This debate oatno off on tho 2d-10th inst 

such, that It. has engendered, ns ,t must no- Expectation was high. The friend of 

ecssardy have do, uv among our preachers seemed anxious for the confl et * 

mill -others, a very considerable amount of of the kind had ever hoen in 0,1 ^ *, 

strife anil soctional feeling, which is nny the State Mr Waller- r th " 

thing but favorable to substantial piety hint bad preceded' im 

ainongHt us. , • . , * . nn WfWI *nown 

Now, it is believed tlmt ull those evils may tl.at would stand agulnrt alUhT’^pi °”n " 
be entirely remedied by a change in onr plan, Dr. Newton bad been regarded V, n 'p™!' 
and that nuir, .over other lasting ben’rtlls to Baptists as an M* 
be Ghuroli will grow out of it, which' the once delivered to the Saints-’-nf » . 

'brief space offline letter will not a, low ntato Ahruhumic eotensnt^ 
set liwtli. It. in believed tliut the newspaper visions. Occasionally when rcL If 11 PTO ’ 
circulation of life Church is. under tin, pre- titioned to lecture^ of tld wni^d 

sent systetth pushed “'“'fft to its utmost ton- so dolonfrthe-faiih, and present^ flj ^viols of 
moi, J( that for any one paper to extend its tho Fododlaptist, that ruin and dismay was 
list mm Ii will be by producing depression the consequence to tho proscl liter, None bo 
and einbnrrassniont-imioiig-Bomd ono or liioro ing found in tho State of Mi w i M i r)r ,; ,h«t 
ol its neighbors. Our papers, ns tlmy are could moet Dr. N.’s clear, full, and Scrintund 
now situated, are naturally tho competitors viows on tho modo and subjeot of Christian 
ol. and are a n ta gonistic to odd. other. Baptism; our Baptist brethren in this part of 

It is proposed to cnncentrnte.tlio printing, tho Stato, concluded to import their famous 
and extend t lie editorial hcrtolits/trousgro ally Knight for the special notvico of giving Dr 
to cheapon tlio ono arid enlarge tho other. N. a wallowing. , K 8 

And tins, it is bolioved, will enable tlio Tlio appointed 2d of June came nnd ihn 
hiireli to. extend tlio oiroulatiop of a larger, hoots of tho dippers and nnti-dippsra wore on 
and there ore a hotter paper than we now the ground. In duo time the Hold was entered 
have, „, tho Utmost limits of flic oliureli- by tho debutants; and tho moderateT Gtw 
put a paper, weekly, into tlio hands of every Footo and-Judg« Fisher, unnounoedtho first 
Motliodist, and then, to extend it as muoli proposition- 

further as circumstances will allow. Thi^ it » That a version of tho English Scriptures. 

is supposed, will place our Church upou a in which the word baptize, and itseS* 

vuntage-grimnd which it never yot possessed, „ hou l d bo translated by immerse, ahdT cm- ’ 

and give it immense meant, of usefulness. nttt os, would, to that extant, bo faltbfulto 

, v It is presumed that no ono will for a mo- tlio original." Mr. Waller affirmed-Dr 

nronf. question tliut the patronage of the half Nowton deniod. 

even, or three foiirtlw of our Church, will w-im. . 

put an establishment, publishing a weekly A' , r \ ] T f.' m ' d . “P ont h « l hour 

sheet, a Hire larger tlm , any of "our pTpers! “f n “ dit ?T r thflt 

at U dollar a year, ripon a "perfectly sound d ™"^> ‘ho lexicon, be usu, loyaenili 

and independent pecuniary basis, beyond' ^ C9 ’ that u host of Baptiste 

eontingoneieS. Wo .can Secure this pafron- T -t b “Ptinn ; ergo, 

., henco it means in the NeWTostamonkalw... 

age easily, for wo have the oapaoity far be- to % and th J . ^ hef,“toZ 

yond that winch any other church or private to 80 reniiS tha^ XifatoS 

coinpaiiy has OF can- have, namely, our pre a „ inHtanc0B whorfl U 
sent ubiquitous organization. c no reau 

It is proposed tq have a corresponding ed- ^ ' S ( T ’ ‘ ^ andcr ‘ *>■’*+• 

iter ijeiil-l, Conference; each inference F«vo ‘hat immorM, nouns to baptteo ; tb^ 

luiving a special department in the paper. Ld’in thiTwy"' °Mr £ © 
r h n , rvs, ojiooptod,) laboring two hoars each dav On 

fore, require no alteration in his salary. The *« t. a *i. . . . rnu,louua y- 

homo editor will of course lie under pay. ^ 1 1 ^ *° 

This will place all tho soveral Cunference, F"™ ‘hat Join, ^-Baptized" all Judea, aU 

upon equal ground, ipul will begot and foster i^t^iLorsin^Xm. 1 ^^^- 
a common fooling and common interest in a' . J , , , »> ~ „ , n0 ‘W«- 

rtrrf r? f 

tho whole church. 1 his alone, it is believed . fu i i as . i „ • mmaeF 

a v . „ yet tho word baptise had force enonirh s in iL 

will bo an advantage tp our zeal of no small J A i l*i > ,n 

magnitude , . 11 ovon there to get thorn under the water, water 


magnitude. ,* • • ~ 

But if you will look at throe -hundred thou* or ” 0Wllt<,r - *° P* oye ^at John immemd 
sand persons, monibcr^of our cliurch, who u/t l Wtttor * 0ur from Kentucky, a& 

now recei vo no religious newspaper, and who umm1 ’ g0i . lli8 o ^ ,n "? 
arc alniost as doHtituto of religious reading of * l2 ° ^ ut 1 10 , ^ * under water on the day of 
all kinds, and imngino them from this time * >cnfcoc08fc ' ^ 0 ma ^° go under the 

onwards, as thoir families are arowinc ud, in Wllfcer > m a ' ,ouse ‘ Tho same of Corneliue, 


all kinds, and imagino them from this time 


onwards, as their families are growing up, in water, in a home. The same of Cornelhi* 
tlie receipt and poruHul of a good religious fc ^° Ja ^ or - We T® 1 ? rwnpaht, and 
periodical, sotting forth the doctrines of the S ou,(1 806 nothing so high, no distyno^ do 


bible, with tho solid peculiarities of mothod- impoesmility in the whole Israel 

ism, and notice them from year to year, ^ 0,n K immersed “ in the oloud 


could see nothing so high, no distance, do 
sort of impossibility in the whole l*raelitia!i v 


as tlicirrcircumstanccs change, nnd ns they “J. 0 f €ft ’ r l* 11 ™®™ 011 was the idea, tho 
mingle in a thousand ways and directions J 0 W1 ™ n othing else Tut 

with tho world — in ten — in twenty years, you ,n,nlor8,on, 

will see effects, solid, lasting, broadcast ef- .. nc0< * nofc 8a y ho failed— that Dr. 
tccts, which nothing but the bible, tho press ^ r ® w ^*®culties in his w£y, aye, ini- 

und the genius of enterprize can produce. P 0 “‘ b ‘ 1 ‘“f» ‘“J N «tep; He 

Vou will see Cniholioism, nnd a score of less- " mdo var " , ‘ I “ eff ? rt * b " n B Mr. W. oulon 
er bersies put down, and vital Godliness criticism* ff but in no case could . 

springing up in their stead, suoh ui I believe " J iero 0 many p ilological battle* be got 
cun be experienced in no other way; 1 " ul ^om tho moorings of bi. authori- 

would like to write more in explanation of ° n n0 “ cao " nt w . onld venture a 

the plan, but l must lie brief, and only hint r‘gid cnticnsm of the original. On tho 8th 

ut the arguments. . D . r ; N ', B“ T0 W - <* On 

Allow urn howoverto say ono pr two words authorities, lexicons, classics, turn loquendi: 
in answer to your remarks in opposition to "very thing that Mr. VV. had been building 
scheme. 'You cannot,-! suppose, be serious up’ fur some nix days, was Hweptfiway at once, 
rin saying: “Tho State Eights people, cclcsi- ^ bo resistless torrent of evidenoe, and at 
cully and politically, will bo jealous of such * b ® oj 066 N.’s hour, Iftr. W. proposed 

pojyerful consolidation," &c. Why, my dear 1° bring the discussion on the first question 
brother tlio plan proposes to" diffnso nnd cn- a C ' OBO * ba * ; evening, alledging that htt 
large tho circlo of editorial advantages, pow- would bavo to go over all his ohusio ground^ 
era und rosponsilnlitioB, not to consolidate or tt K a ‘ n tbo d °hato continued, but being ttwr 
to Ctmtrulise them. afiirnumt he had the right to close the debate, 


to cCntrulise them. afiirnumt he had the right 

And again, in the caption of your article, and did closo it that night, 
you have given a feature to my letter wliich , It is" sufficiently clear how Mr. W. con- 
I never put upon it. You will recollect I sidered his success in making good his-affir- 

i .. .... tu.i 


. jiuu uj/oii iii. i uu win rucuuuub i — — — — — a ***** 

itliing about "Amalgauiating all tlie mationB, from the fact that in his clorini 
i papers.” Nor duos any or all. my ro- speech ho read a challenge to discuss witl 

Dr. N., or any Pedo-Baptist sufficiently 


church papers.” Nor doos any or ull my re- 
marks render such nu. influonco noceskary. 


iimrnri ruuuui nuun uu iiiiiucuuu ***• -“j - duwvwuuj oh- 

I upoko of establishing a paper by tho Gone- Jorsed for, tlie very question then under dlt- 

Mi. I A ../I : r it.- mianinn ' wifi) RAVAVal nliinra oama 


ml Conferanco. And surely, if tlioro are no 
other objections In the way than those you 
havj.najnod, it will bo speedily in operation. 


mission,' with soveral others, some three 
months hence. In tho judgement of all that 
I heard converse on tho subject, this was a 


IllhVJ, UttJIIUU, H.nm UU BJIUUUliy 111 upuruuuu. * biiio nuq m 

Secondly, I iiardly can beliovo tliut tlie clear and unequivocal giving it up for the 
plan is perfectly and palpably ridiculous. In time being, and an expression of a wish to 
fact, the day lias passed by, when ridicultOis have another trial with the Doctor on that 
considered, in any case, a good answer to tho question, 
projects of enterprize, I well renioinbcr, The second question : 
perhaps you may not, when tho projector “Tho movement of tlio American Biblo 
extending our newspaper circulation beyond Union is gotten up with a doeiro and deter- 
oiir ono paper, at New York, with its sub- urination to substitute immerse, and its oog- 
-'seriboTS, was Justus ridiculous in tlie eyes nates, for baptise, and its cognates," Awns 
of ninny, as tiu present' plan to extend'it affirmed by l)r. N, *nd denied by Mr^ WsJ- 
univerwilly in tbe church appears to be in lor. . .- " . .. t 

•your estimation. In truth, I am rominded | If tlio opinions of tho President and Sec- 
TiPvinynnng'argim^^ TeT5yyirmr Al ia t le« B ' -B l b hi U i do na s itf fl u 

uniformly spont all its forco in opposition to principal ageht of that Sooiety — if the opln- 
overy enterprize, "in aud out of tlio church, ion of Dr. Dowling, Dr. Ide, Dr. Williams, 
which is now speeding on tlio world in tem- and a host of other distinguished BsptiM 
poral and spiritual advantage. \ doubt fr ministers, as, also some soven-tenth of fife 
tlio cbureli will bo Batjsfiod with your viow, Baptist periodicals could provethe afimpaUva 
that the plan is so entirely visionary , as to of th« second question, then it was proved 
forbid its being in anywise, soberly consider- beyond all doubt. Mr. W. sometimes argued 
od. 1 assure you tliero ure somo men in the on ono sido of the question, and thsn te 
ehurcli, I, of course, would not bo allowed to would bo furious on the other.- He K iga l i 
vouch for their sanity, but there aro those, any where and everywhere; said anything 
who believe this plan oapahlo of being qf- and everything. Would n«* abuse hi* 
ranged iu its details, so as, it adopted, to be- brethren that differed* from ffln^wid charge 

umiie one of the most valuuldo enterprise* in that thoir opposition w*s founded on Abq- 

• i i ; . : 2 u, *•> Mow Y<n*lr niit 


tho current uiinolsvof our Zion. 

Very sincerely, your Brother, 
in the Ministry of Jesus. 

It. Abbi-.y. 

Yazoo, May 3, 1852. 


' t our Zion. litioniam— in Btwteu, tv- New York, ete,, 

, your Brother. etc. ; and tlion would ran tilt against infiuif 

nistry or Jesus. sprinkling, oliild kidnapping, and ordin^JT 

It. Abbey; would Wipd up with a ohupter on thapsn* 
2. uutiousof tho poor Baptists by PedodtepUsts. 

. Tbns tlio matter was gotten up— thus it 

firm faith is the best was ourried -on -thus tho debate oudsd. Put 


Five Facts.— A' firm firith is the best 
divinity; a good life the licst philosophy; a 
clear conscioiiOo tho boat law ; lifinesty tlio 
host policy, und temperance the bost'medi- 


hy; u brethren claim a great viotery. Tbe Pedo- 
:y tho Baptists are perfetlytetisfied that D». N. hss 
modi- sustained himself a* a Christian, ageuthuuaftj 


sustuinsd liliuself s* a ohi 

ani ono that U waster of 


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Qtarntm 


Literary Notices. 

THE FRIHKD 0F ; M0AR8, or a DHVneo of the Pent*- 
tench, m an authentic and Iniplred document, agatnet 
the objection* of modern *ke|)tlcl*m. By W. T. Ham- 
ilton, I). D. Now York: 1852. M. W. Dodd: 8ro. 


The Vein Boait of Romanism. 


ns thoro arc oaks in acorns, but tho treo and 
the liook' muBt come out beforo wo can mea- 
sure them. Wo very naturally rconll hero 
that Inrgo class of grumblers and wishers 
who spend their time longing to he higher 
than they are, while thoy should lmvo been 
employed in advancing themselves. These 
bitterly moralise on the injustice of society. 
Do they want a change I bet thorn change, 


He has laid tho foundation for much repent- 
ance. The Spirit “is grieved. The Church | 
Is shamed by his cooduot. And of what ben- 
efit has this acerbity, this intemperate real, 
been to his cause 7 Has it convinced any 
body 1 A calm, firm, dignified course would 
h»ve been as effectual for good, and left no 
cause tbr bitter upbraidingsin the hour of re- 
flection. 

The war of opinion may l>o mnnly and 
friendly. Every Christian should feel bound, 
as far as in him lies, to keep it from degener- 
ating into wrangling and scurrilous person- 
alities. V ulgar abuse and detraction are sins 
at any time. Christians need not l>e told that 
their Divine Master holds them to truth, 
purity and justice always, and that even 
Presidential elections give no dispensation to 
their consciences. It was said artlessly by 
an English traveler in tho United States, 
when Jackson and Adams were candidates for 
tho Presidency, that “The Americans had 
selected for tho highest office in their coun- 
try the tyo inmt men in it." To one who 
heard all that was said, and read all that was 
written, it doubtless seemed so. And so it 
seems at evory election . But what part have 
Christians in creating this impression 7 Thoy 
Bhould rebuke it. Tho passions of men 
Stand in the way of thoir judgments. It is 
tho difficulty of popular Governments to ap- 
peal to tho judgement of tho masses and get 
thoir decision, without arousing thoir pas- 
sions. This chafing and inflaming tlio pub- 
lic mind with falso statements and exaggera- 
tions is needless and hurtful, and no good 
man oan lend himsolf to it. 


Brush College, *«. Biblical Institute: 
Dr. Parsons, in Notes of Travol, writes, pass- 
ing through Concord, N. H. : 

“ As we pass out of this pleasant place, wo 
seo j ust on our left the Methodist Biblical Insti- 
tute, where Dr. Dempster' makes preachers 
upon tho Presbyterian plan—Sreuwfum arlein . 
As father Taylor said, in a recent sermon, 
when speaking of tho nngols, that ho would 
not ‘tip bis beaver to them’ by way of con- 
fessing their superiority over him, so say we 
in reghrd to thoso theological seminaries, 
which, in tlip general way, do as much to put 
out tho fire of nativo seal ih tho heart, as 
they do to light up tho flamo of useful 
knowledge in the mind. Tho most useful 
and distinguished preaohors in this country 
have come from Dr. Cartwright's ‘.Brush Col 
lege,’ as ho calls it, the activo. itinerant 
Hold.” 

As It Used To Be: Dr. Elliot, on his re- 
appearance at tho helm of tho W. C. Advo- 
cate, thus alludes to tho state o( things thirty- 
four yoars ago, when he entered the itiner- 
ancy : 

“At that period, nsido from tho Episco- 
pacy, thore were no other gradoB in office, 
Bavo presiding eldors and oircuit preachers. 
Ono or two book agents, it is truo, were se- 
lected, but even tho offico of book agent was 
scarcely then an integral part of our econo- 
my ; -it was just introduced, and tho incum- 
bents were still very closoly allied to the 
itinerancy. -. An editor was tlioii unknown as 
- such ; for his duties wore considered of so 
little importance, that his offico was mergod 
in that of book ogont. When tho Mothodist 
Magazine was first issuod, in 1818, it was 
odited by Rov. Joshua Soule, Binoo Bishop 
Soulo. After boing omployed all day in 
paoking books, the Magazino was tho work 
of tho night. In reference to this circum- 
stance, the Bishop, in a vein of grave pleas- 
antry, used to call it tho ‘work of darkness.’ 
Thon thoro wore no professors for colleges or 
seminaries, for wo lmd no such appendages 
in tho Church, No ngonts for bonovolont | 
institutions wore solcctcd, as no agoneios 
were then necossary to accomplish tho inten- 
tion of tho Cliuroh, other than what was 
done by the ministers or private individuals. 
The erreuit and the station woro then identi- 
cal, or so noarly ono, that tho difference be- 
tween them was very small indoed." 

Improvement. — Our good noighbor, tho T. 
W. Banner, (4th vol.,) comos this week with 
a now hood, and four additional columns of 
matter. Success to Bro. Rottenstein and his 


Tho “game of brag ” is a favorite one with 
tlio Papal party. They are growing, out- 
growing and ovorgrowing every thing— 
taking tho country, and all that. This is to 
palsy the I’rotostant. opposition with fear, and 
to gain over the fluctuating and time-serving 
by (ho show of tho strong side. Tho follow- 
ing figures and statements made by n Roman 
priest in this country, writing back tQ his 
brothers and exhorting them to duty, speak 
honestly' and forcibly : 

■‘Under tho heading, ‘A Word in Season 
to the Priests of Ireland,’ the' Rev. R. Mullen, 
Missionary to tho United States,, on. behalf of 
thcCnthollo University, endorses, unintention- 
ally a statement, ‘that of the number of Irish 
Catholics emigrating' to the 'United States, 
one third, at least, were lost to tho Bomrfn 
Catholic Church.’ Tho Rev.- gentleman rec- 
ommends most earnestly .-that ‘millions bo 
savod from spirrtual destruction.’ 

“Tho present population of the United 
States is about 25,000,000, and of these tho 
Catholic church claims only 1,980,000. From 
the year 1825 to 1844, 1.25C.000 loft Irejand 


that he was the servant of the 
* whenever Me Redo- Baptist 

Meet of religion, demanded his 
t he would be reedy at a mo- 
ing to serve his brethren in this 
Mr. W. or any other person, 
i now oyer, and we do not find it 
look after the dead and wounded, 
y a matter and question of a dip 
■, **. a baptising mth water by 
e. Melanctiion. 

lies, June, 1852. 


’Tis a Bad fact that Mobcb needs a friond — 
in certain ciroles. Some of tho literati of 
tho last half century linvo come to speaking 
lightly, nnd even contemptuously, of his 
Several of tho grow- 


ers unlike any d! the kind in other C( L? 
lam Rhre I oannot describe them, so m u, • 
any tolerable notion of them.' Vs»t l 
greet the eye, covered over with the 
tritioiis kind of clover or wild oats, and* 11 
times both togothor, nnd variegated wiu!*“' 
of thousands of mpst beautiful flower, j 
•vers species and sundry colors, vamisUn 
witli the most beautiful gloss, peculiar 

climato. Skirting these plains arc th 1 7 
lands, swelling up to considerable hci,ht 
senting in thoir undulations a most £ . 
aspect ; here the eye rests u pon , 
knnwlB in cqnicnl shape, there a serim r ^ 
alel ridges, resomblings hqy ricks’ Ifr - 
where in tlio same viow, all is outouthtj 
of seements of ciroles. I-..- 


claims as a historian, 
ing nnd conceited family of the Ologies lmvo 
set themselves against him— nmong tho bold- 
est of whioli are geology, physiology, eth- 
nology and nrchmology. Dr. Hamilton vin- 
dicates tho testimony of Moses, witli tlio zeal 
of a Christian nnd ability of a profound 
Bchotur and man of soicncc. His hook lias 
largo scope, is eloquent uud practioal. It 
will heal tho diseased failli of many. Just 
now his arguments for tho unity of tho 
human Taco, a point evidently assumed by 
Moses and nil tlio snored writers, possess 
much interest and, utility. Tho Dootor lias 
some very ingoniouB and original theories on 
this subject. . Arclueologioal rovcalmonts, bo 
much vaunted by modern infidols, arc Bifted 
with satisfactory thoroughness, and geology 
is reconciled to Genesis. - The work is an 
honor to tho author, and will bo serviceable 
to the truth. " 

Tlio publisher, Dodd, has done a good part 
by the book— as is his wont. For sale byJ., 
Ball. 

WIIAT NOW !. For Young Ladles leaving School. . By 
C. F. Deem*, A. M. New York : 1852. M. W. Dodd ; 
16mo. pp. 130. 

A question, with a very appropriate contri- 
bution to an answer. Tho author, as l’rosi- 
Silcnt of a Female College, is well prepared 
to advise young ladies witli kindness and 
wisdom. This little souvenir, dedicated to a 
graduating class, might well ho wrapped in 
every young lady's diploma and convoyed 
with it to her. Much remains to be learned 
and dono after that happy event, and it tells 
what and how. 

For snlo by .1. Ball. 

THE LADIES’ ItKL’OBITOIty. for July. 

Dr. Tofft, in taking loavo, gives this his- 
tory of progress: At tlio ond of Bp. Ham- 
line's term the Repository had 3000 sub- 
scribers ; at tho end of Dr. Thomson's term, 
5000 ; at tlio end of his 17,000. 

BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE, for June. 

This old, unprotonding, musty-looking 
monthly, keops up its contrast botween out- 
sido and in. Of tho table of contents, we 


Implead him or bo silent! If yon lmvo tho 
capacity for a higher station, take it, what 
hinders you 7 How many men would love to 
go to sleep and wake up Rothohilds or Astors ! 
How many mon would fain go to bed dunces 
to wako up Solomons! You reap what you 
have sown. They tlmt sow dunce-seed, vice- 
seed, laziness-seed, usually get a crop. They 
that sow tho wind reap tho whirlwind. A 
man of more capacity, never developed, is 
only an organized day-dream with a Skin on 
it. A flint and a genius that won't strike 
fire, are no better than wot junk wood. We 
havo Scripture for it, that it ‘living dOg is 
hotter than a dead lion.’ If you would go 
up, go; if you would bo seen, shine. If 
thoro is ono youth here throbbing with a 
sacred ’ ambition, let him como out of tho 
garrulous rout tlmt vex tho hill of difficulties 
but never ascend it ; who blow soap-bubblos, 
and! bcoause thoy aro round, nnd thoy can 
soo thoir Own faoos in them, swear they are 
living globes of immortality, nnd ask God to 
givo them an orbit among tlio immortal stars. 
Let our praises follow you. Accept, nover 


to higher standing. The whole co®, 
seems to lie a succession of mountains in «L 
lo y9l and valleys on the mountains. S«* 
times in traveling up ono of thoso vail™* 
thc-mountains seem to meet, tho truveV 
induced to think tlio road will BO on rm * 
hill and. then take a cloud, but to the J! 
satisfaction of the wanderer, ho slides m 
into another vnlo of bfauty and lovelines 
Under tho maturing touches of tho kiuif 
harvest the face of nature looks likohilL 
ripe oats, or fields of grejen wheat, or mare 
proporiy liko mountains of gold inooeaas of 
silver. Respecting tlio mineral rosooca^ 
cry is thoy havd discovered another rich lead 
(vein of) mino or another discovery etnum. 
somo of which aro exceedingly rich ;onelnm 
weighing twenty pounds has bwn ky! 
found. Sister Cqmpboll, in whose housel 
writo informs me, that her son-in-Uv 


one million of whom eamo to America; the 
proportion of Catholics amongst them ipuy ho 
fairly cstimalod at'800,000. Since that, pe- 
riod to tho present tlio numbers who emigra- 
ted thither from Ireland, at tlio loyrest calcu- 
lation, woro 1,500,000 ; and taking tho Cath- 
olics as above, they will have in nino years, 
1,200,000. A largo number (say a half a 
million) eamo from Germany, somo’ from 
Italy, France, Belgium nnd other countries, 
during tlio lliBt ten years, half of whom wore 
Catholics, say '250,000. Twelve years ago 


gfift. The candidates are Wfore the country 
by the nomination of Conventions represent- 
ing Hs two great patties. The good and tho 
had that can bo said of them is being brought 
oat. The host* of freemen are marshalling 

time p* beg leave to ^ ° f 


Death of Henry Olay. 

By Telegraph, tho nows lias been roooived 
Ho died in 


It is this that 
dishonors and endangers our institutions, and 
makes thoir perpotuity a continually recur- 
ring problem. There ore enough of the evil 


qf tho death of Ilonry. Clay, 

Washington City, Tuosday, Juno 29, at half 
past 11 o’olook a. m. 

and desi gning w hoee work it is to lash the This melancholy announcement cast a sol : 
waves into*4ompest and tnmjtit. Christian cmn gloom over our entire community. Whig 
men’ < taay not forget themselvefond be carried an( l democrat Iccognizod a great national 
away. ItU theirs, in opposition to snob, to misfortnno; and whig and demoorut spoke 
act as conservative elements ; to oheok ox- sorrowfully of tho Bad but not unexpected 


stuns. — Wo have no sym- 
i (if there he such) who oan 
e duties and oooupation of 
th the active oitUen. What 


.holy man, aohurck 
church member from 
l political opinions 7 
i to liberty, and otcr- 
e of liberty. A spirit 
sssness to civil rights 
offspring. Pure Mil- 
ls not disfranchise a 
i oonsoienoe of dnty, 
he fear of God, it fits 
ponsibility of govem- 
freeman. When re- 
train politios, forcon- 
ss the ship 7 Is there 
to make sound le|is- 
w, good judges JjjNo 


popular Government. This is a servico truly 
patriotic — acceptable to God and man. 

Be sober. Let your moderation be known 
to all mon. Avoid all bitterness and wrath, 
and especially the things that gender cold- 
ness and mistrust, and alienation, between 
brethren. Frequent the Sanctuary. Hoad 
the Bible, and pray os at other times, and 
even more. The fashion of thU world passeth 
away. Very soon tho platforms and tho pro- 
osesions of thU busy day will lmvo gone by, 
and President and people will have gone on 
to the Judgement. There is an election pend- 
ing of vastiy more importance than tho Presi- 
dency |f >4he80 United Statos. It is your 


Literary Honors. — At tho Commencement 
of I-agranga College, Ala., June 9, tho de- 
gree of A. B. was conferred on J. Baker, B. 
B. Smith, T. R. Smith, J. A. Madding, Robt. 
King, J. S, Mayes and J. R. Mullens; of Ala- 
bama; W. W. Troup and Rev. -J. A. Peebles, 
of Mississippi, and E. M. DaviB, of N. C. 

That ot A. M. on Professor T. G. Rico, P. 
P. Keyes, Esq., Rov. L. B. McDonald, (Ala- 
bama Conference,) and Rev. J. S. McAlister, 
(Arkansas Conference,) Alumni of tho Col- 


Number lost to tlio Qatholio 

Church , .. 1,990,000 

Say, in round numbers .... . . . . 2.000,000 

Mr. Mullen is not of opinion that tho evil 
which bo deplores is to bo set down to tlio ac- 
count of tho Bishops and Priests of tho United 
States. There is not, writeB this enthusiastic 
and zealous servant of the Church, 


signation, and tho debates on tho Bubject, 
have been variously commented upon in tho 
papers of thp Church South. In the South- 
ern there iB a vory strong stoack of Metho- 
dist Puseyism — not of tho real thing — not of 
the indelible imprint of episcopal ordination, 
but Prcsbyterial ordination.” 

The Chicago (III.) Paper: Tho Confer- 
ence, North, having made provision for estab- 
lishing a Church organ at that point, tho last 
number of tho Michigan Cliristian Advocate 
informs its readers : 


a more 

apostolic, prudent, zealous, self-sacrificing 
body than tlio American Bishops. It is not 
their fault' that the faith dies out in so many 


These statistics confirm the opinion we have 
often expressed, that the Roman Catholics 
who come to this country are in vusttuimbers, 
led to break away from tho trammels of tlmt 
I corrupt and destroying Church. 


The honorary dogroo of A. M. was con- 
ferred on Dr. T. S. Malone, of Athens; and 
that of D. D. on Rev. B. H. Hubbard, A. M., 
President of the Tennessee Conference Fe- 


Do not our readers feel an interest in the 
education which the M. E. Church South is 
dispensing to tho young men and women of 
the land 7 Let them show it by attondanoe 
upon the Anniversary Exercises published in 
this week’s .paper. They will consult, in do- 
ing this, not ooly their duty to education, 
but secure to themselves a refined and ele- 
vated satisfaction. 


Richmond; Va., Jno. Karly 


having named this child in prospect. Thank 
also, to Dr. Wightman for having pubfidj 
baptized her, with ink and paper, Wehf 


4852. 12mo. pp. 2M. 


male Institute. 


A Good One. — Sometime since the Meth- 


“Tlio Michigan Christian Advocate will, 
cease to be published at Adrain, at the olosc i 
of the current volume; it will; in fact, die t 
with the last number of the prosont volume, ] 
‘die shoutiug’ on the Thursday of the last 
week of tho current year, to receive a resur- * 
rection at Chicago, improved at least five * 
fold, on somo day of the first week of the ( 
•new year, 1853, under tho name of thoNqrth 1 
Western Christian Advocate.” 

S. M. Pulpit — Lay Delegation. — The 
editor of tho Memphis Ch. Advocate thus 
remarks upon Prof. Deems’ position : 

“ Rigidly conservative as we hold ourselves 
to ho, on all points contained in the essential 
dootrines and polity of Methodism, yet we 
have nothing to say against such a delega- 
tion, for we believe it will, if properly ar- 
ranged, introduce to tho system a new ele- 
ment of power, without injuriously affecting 
any of the old.” 

Spanish Department. — Thc last two num- 
bers of tho Ch. Observer (Cal.) havo pre- 
sented a column or more (1st page) in tho 
Spanish languugo. Tho editor speaks of the 
arrangement as permanent :. 

“ Hnving seoured the constant services of 
tho Rov. J. S. Malono for this purpose, it is 
our intention to devote some two or throe 
columns to the paper of this department, 
and wo feel no hesitation ih pledging for the 
undertaking tlio most valuable results.” 

New Editor.— Rov. Daniel Wise lias boon 
oloctod editor of Zion's Herald. Mr. Stevons 
turns himself over to his Gonoral Conference 
Appointments. Wo regret ho should leave 
off his wookly visits to our office, to be succeed- 
ed by ahy one. He made tho Herald ono of 
tho leading wockiics of tlio Churoh, nnd will 
doubtless givo the National Magazine u place 
in tho highest litoraturo of our country. 


odist Episcopal Ministers, of New York, mot 
in convention, and denounced the fugitive 
slave law os being opposed to tho Scriptures. 
This arouse ((-a member of one of the churches, 
who answered this ministerial document with 
pungency, and closed his communication witli 
an extract from one of the church expositions 
for the use of Sghbath Schools, ns follows : 
Who was Philemon 7 * 

Ho was a minister, a follow-lnborcr with 
St. Paul. 

Who was Onesimus 7 ' 

A Slnvo of Philomon, who having robbed 
his mustor, run away from him. - • 

What became of OnesimuB 7 ‘f 
St. Paul found him, and after boing instru- 
mental in his conversation, sent him back to 
his master, not feeling it lawful to detain him. 

Tho writor challenged those ministers to 
draw any other than the following conclu- 


they will extend a fostering care over her, m 


that several copies nre on their way to “ Ball.” 
Mr. Edwards lias made liappy and skillful use 
oft lie materials in hand for quickening the 
Church and ministry. Mr. Childs was for 
twenty-three years a Methodist preacher. 
He was an extraordinary man. The reader 
will seo this by one extract in which his 
biographer gives bis uniform private habits— 
p. 18. “He rose at 4 in tho morning, par- 
tially made his toilet : then took his Bible and 
knelt at a chair near n table on which his 
light was placed, and there continued in earn- 
est, secret prayer, for a length of time, be- 
coming occasionally much engaged and ex. 
cited. Then ho would open his Bible nnd 
read, taking? it in regular order, every few 
moments audibly asking God. for light upon 
tho Word. ..Sometimes he wpuld consult 
Wesley’s Notes, a copy of which lie always 
had at hand. Thon again ho would engage 


way of advocating her claims &c. 

Our session, like the name, was trulj p 
cifie, in every sense ; lovo nnd harmonjp 
vailed in our deliberations : iihd each Miss- 
ed other before himself. NeverhAvelBi 
preachers more happy or willing to go i» 
any part of the vineyard. The common p» 
oiplo seemed to be, We nre come to work nl 
labor, we will anywhere, God being oorMf 
er. Our paper, tho Cliristian Obsernr,«l 
inform you of tlio number of latx>r«t 
their appointments, whioli will reh* * 
from tho tusk, but please permit me hi*' 


Cheer on the cause by font of the Femalo Collegiate Institute at 
your presenoe-greet it with your smile. jfo coni 

Look at the “bill of lore" presented. Can ^ 

anything be more inviting 7 Our Indian Schools.— Dr. Schon writes, 

To the young men and ladies, who are to in the N. and L. Christian Advocate, 17th 
be “the observed of all observers” on these ult., that he has just returned from waiting I 
brilliant occasions, and on whom many hearts on tho Indian authorities at Washington, and 
hopo, we present congratulations for tho pro- reports this gratifying result : 
grees mode, and the bright prospoots opening “ We have most satisfactorily arranged all 
before them. Lot them not think too muoh matters witli tho govornmont in regard to 
on pleasure— usefulness is the most and tho our difforent ,ndiftn schools, and tako great 

best that we can got out of life. When tho B 1 ” in ro P orUn ? tho , >>ig\ estimate “ 
- .. , _ . whioli our principal and most important 

nutter ol Commencement ih over, wo com- , , V, , 


L have it all their own way. 
r the pure-hearted and the 
la to exercise their rights at 
hey are too late. The bell 
motion and taken its direc- 
ir hands have touohed it. 
an behind hand. Perhaps 
are been arranged for them 
, and now all that remains 
choose the leas. Vote they 
ing they only play os puppets 
if intriguing wire-pullers. 


form you, that three 'of these preachai he 
sprung-from Northomseod, through tbpH 
en soil of California. So you set wt bn 
somo home manufacture hero. 

Brother Wm.-H. Long 1ms been i**^J 
minister 'of tlio Congregational Owk 
Brother Munnier, travelled eight J* 1 

ibertfh* 
The Osri 
„ ... hM chef! 
di video. In® 


1. - That Philemon was a minister. Northern Conference, and hanatncijP 

2, That ho was a slaveholder. from Dr. Morrow, who was a nicral 

3, That his slavo run away from him. Conference, ns also from others. 

4. That St. Paul, another minister, found is an influential Dr. Moore, who 

him and returned him to his muster. liis notions concerning tlio i 

Tho effect produced by this communication ing Judgo Nelson’s decision on 
was electric. Peoplo began to examine for 8U it. „ 

themselves, and tlm reaction commenced, the So . BC0 h ' ow tho Ij0rd u proeperin** 
ablest theologians in the city taking the lead; our rightoou . caU60 in these 

and the result is that now tlio fugitive slavo tll0 carth . w „- hav0 not hiog so feu, 1 
law is as quietly executed in that city as any mudl to h fw God iB g i vin g us few* 
other on tho statute book. ' tho people, who reciovo us kindly. 1" 

— . ' might of tho God of lsreal we will P 

Bishop Hkduing’s Legacies.— We learn wurd to conquest and victory, 
from tliQ, New York Commercial Advertiser, Bofore us lios a vast field, white ^ 
that tho Treasurer of tho American Bible harvest, Crios aro ringing in our eere, 
Society has received five hundred dollars from over and help ub.” It is suppoeodtaw 
tho executors of tho late Bishop Hodding, men more are necossary to supply the 5* 
being a legacy loft by that venornblo man demand for laborers. Lord of the 
for tlio Bpreud of tho Scriptures. At u re- deign to call and send them, to tW 
cent meeting of tlio Board of Managers of than which, a more interesting, the * 
tlio Missionary Society of the M. E.- Church, not present. Hero wo actually g° 
tlio Rov. Mr. Vinoont. ono of tkc executors tho world and preaoli to tho diffMeai ^ 
of tlio Bishop, announced that ho hod loft kindreds, tongues and pooplc, taPP 
$1000 to that Soeioty, and had rnado the So- hour, for as tho day- of l’entcoolti 
cioty residuary legatee ; this will ndd from moet ub here and although wo bate ^ 
$7000 to $8000 to tlio bequest. gift of tongues, we can preaoli 

. _ - - our own, whioli thoy imdorstanli 

N.OV...-A conwpondontof lb. MudUoa (Ind.) Cou- “f" 10 * moa £ \ 
rlur ha* been making a pilgrimage to the ruiua of what tlUlt tliuy llOttr offectUftUyi 


to come if Christian 


prayers. After breakfast lie immediately re- 
tired to liis room, whore, after prayer, he pursu- 
ed his books, or writing, with occasional inter- 
missions for prayer till tiino to go to bis ap- 
pointment ; not, liowovor, without first pray- 
ing witli tlio family wlioro ho was staying. 
On his.way, if time allowed, ho would stop 
at bouses on tho roud, speak to tlio family on 
religion, and propose a word of prayer.” 
There is a sample ofithe man. Docs not 
tjio reader wisli to know more of him 7 


ly «* tho reckless and u, 0 gyg 0 f ^ immoral man with great 
dng and time-serving, genius, be may fall and rise uguin, uud fluc- 
m\j all that transpires, tuatc, but eventually ho is bound to sink. * 
Ige offenders, oheok the Btron g< strong by outwurd actions us well 
nod. nut down the lmd as inward worth. Clouds that swing through 

innsound ' ^ * umnl( V "ty w ‘!b dumb thunderbolts, 
i appo se ( or cor- p^gimouious of rain, aro scon and forgotten 
promote wise ones, and ; n gamo hour — but thoso that with a 
■nerve the peace, safety mighty besom sweep out tbo stagnant vault 
body politic. And this I and visit every roof aud every loaf with the 
less the privilege than treasures of rain, usk no praising. Thoir 
rMian freeman. work is their praise — fountains are thoir cre- 

___ d en t ia ls — rills run to carry thoir praiBes— 

way remem r you troops of flowers thank them, and all tbo 
x> mil l i ons of men are forests clap their hands and wave thoir leafy 
e friction. Make a vow soarfrto their honor. Some men there be, 
■ririigioninto this earn- that are hut mighty wind-clouds. They ap- 
wWk It, by the help of P 6 "' 1 ’** e heavens are grand with portents. 

nrvnhir that vou are a ^ men 6t * n ^ a ** — their praises are bo- 
... fore hand — the fanner waits— tho traveler 

tuag, my nothing, out hides— birds bush— the very woods are still, 
and insects forbear. When all is past, and 


Da. N. Bangs.— At tlee lato session of tho 
New York Eust Conference, Dr. Bangs was 
superannuated at his own roquost. Strong 
resolutions in fuvor of temperance wore 


For the N. . O. Ciirialiiui AdvoctU , 

Resolutions — O. B. F. Collage. 

Dear Sib: You will plcaso give tho two 
feUowing resolutions a place in your columns. 

Resolved, That tho Board of Trustoes, of 
the Oak Bowery Female College, still enter- 
tain undiminished confidence in the ability 
and faithfulness of tho Faculty of said Inati-, 
tution, and tako great pleasure 


Rev. J. E. Conn. has been elected ass’t edi- 
tor of tlio Momphis Cliristian Advocato. Mr, 
C. is ono of tho best writers. in the church. 


Mariana, Fla. 


expressing 

their satisfaction witli tho examination and 
commencement exorcises just closed. 

Resolved, further, By tho Board, that Miss 
M. J. Toomer, of tho musical department, 
has rendered uniform and unbounded satisfac- 
tion, and that in our opinion the Oak Bowery 
Female Collego now offers unsurpassed in- 
ducements in that department. 

J. F. Dowdell, Sec. oftlic Board. 
Lafayette, Chambers Co., Juno 9th. 


Rov. Dr. Collins, President of Emory and 
Honry College,, was lust wcok re-elected for 
the next fivo yean; This, will Butisfy the 
numerous friends of the collego us to tho 
Dr.'s whereabouts. [Hoi. Ch. Adv. 


Dlw v 11 ur Gabujkm.— T he Right lUv ChrUto- 

rtw advwli Utdadun, D D. uf tbo 1‘rotwUut E|iOco- 
l“*> Chutth. «b4 nUliop of tho Dloccoo of South UoroUno. 
4M In OhapooRm on Tburodoy loot. Uo woo olxty-olgbt 
jooro of Ago. |Uvku notkvo of Choriootou, ond n clooo- 
moto In Vnlo OoUigo of John C. Colboun. Tho funernl. 
wbloh ww nttonded - : hjr. n Urgo ooucourM of cltlAOuo. 
took |ihw« on rrtdof olt«uoou. 


Njtiosal Auoioti.tt'»»b Sooioti. 
cuttuml Uonrontlou «o«?niblod ot O ^ 

ult. Mnrohnll Wilder, of MuoucbuKj , t 
ident. uud arnoug the BecreUrle* w F 

Do now, ol LoubJoyo, Tbo 
Socloty woo Bwd ot ft. Auouol 
!u Woohlnglon on tbo Brot w 

woo undo in fnvorof tho 'A’oblbtvo* ^ 
on Agricultural Duroou. Jl “W.^‘ >u ^ llU yuo* ’ 
tuinority report, rocouioioudlng tw* ^ Isd^ 

ogriculturol dopnrtmonl lii Iho 


bear the palm over the archer tiiut could hit 
the very eye, but whose modesty, or indo- 
lence, or selfish indulgence, held his arrow in 
the quiver. Genius unexerted, is no more 
genius than a bushel of acorns is a forest of 
oak* Then be epic* in men’s brains, just 


Thk WAfiiiiNOTON Vbru’MKNT.-— TJu National InteUl- 
gtjufctr lua tho lullowlug : ‘‘The Wauhlngtou ^atioual 
Muuuiut-ut la uow UDgubhlug for thu.waut of uipaufl t 4 ) 
carry It ou. The Board of Mauagera beg tear* to auggeat 
to the clergy meu throuabout the Uulted Htatea that, aa 
the auuireraary of our h(depeDdeacc will tall op 8uaday, 
they nhall each and all take up coUectioue ip theiE 
churvhea for tbia great and HOrtotl© olpect.” « ' ‘ 


r Cotton Gin, Miss. vr-Kev. T. W^Mauniug, 
Athena Circuit, writea of an intereatiug meet- 
ing, liith and 14th Ult. Seveu acceHaiona to 
the Chwrch. ¥ 


When Ottr country becomes as densely popu- 
iated aa llotlaud U will contain W7,4aJ/Jiy iuhabUauta- 
Um |wvmmI uuiuUr of Uu» buiuku racy. 






m 

iif? 


ppppp ■ \ 


Arrival of thtt Wm. Pann. 

TrrrHilr Mortality on haartl thr. StciiWhli’ 

Philhtlt'lphia. I 

Tlu> stenmxhipWm. Penn. Oapt. Marks, arrived ImI 
evening IVoiii New York, having inado ihe passage In ol|-ht 
du.V!*. Tin* following Ih a Hut of hflf pmwonger* : 
i ^!' iV, hBthain, Mww. II. .!. Bass. H. A. Uhnniber- 
lBlli. ,h ( l-airlmtiJdAlnx. H. Hlww. Arnfand Coyoault, Leo- 
nnl UolM-lot. Alfonso Rnhelot, Master F. IV Zaehario, Mr 
H \\ rllo, .!> H. Ulbrte. Mrs. Elizabeth Davla. 

M o are linlobtod to Mr. H. A. Chamberlain. Hamden's 
Express Messenger, and lo < 1 Apt. Mnrks. for the following 
information relative to the ravage* of oholoraon board tbo 
steamship riilladolpldn. On the 2tUh nit . off Key West. 
tho.Wni. Putin spoke the pilot-boat Knphoinln, who ro- 


Notices, 


A Hoard of Health baa boon organised In Cincinnati 
hnd a health officer hit* been appointed, whoso duly it 


OlllTtJAKY 
In I’erry County, AInbnmn, .lune 
’ "ntjutr Tamtiia Wku.s, wiftt of 
I ^yjjUnf nftlieAlnlmma Confetonco, 
linens of fifteen days. Shewne liopo- 
verted <h i joined the M. E. Ghurli, 
Hrush Creek C'ircuit, Alnbnma 
° ce under the ministry of the Hftv. 
4 ’ 1 .she had been married, about 


hor condition to tbo board ; ami If any said boats shall 
have passed the quarantine station without reporting to 
the physician In charge, bo is directed to prosecute the 
owners or officers thereof In accordance with the require- 
tnynts of an existing ordinance. 

j^Novi'.i'lAnrr^iTisian. 


held in the Supreme Court Room on Thursday. July 1, to 
render homage \> the memory of Henry Clay, on mo- , 
tlon of M..M. Cohen, Ksq., the Hon. tleorge Kustls, Chief 
Justice of the State of Louisiana, was called to the Chair, 
and A. K. Josephs appointed Secretary. 

Tho meeting haying been opened Hy nn address from 
the President, on ipotion of H. ft. Ogden. Ksq.. seconded 
by the Hon. I. K. Morse, and after appropriate and elo>- 
quent retnnrk* from both gentlemen. It was resolved that 
a Committee of Eight be appointed by the Chair lopre- 


During a recent hot day In New 
York, a hatter had men stationed at different points In 
Broadway, giving away palm-leaf fans, on both sides of 
which Were posted the nnmo of the iiattor and the loea- 
tlon of his store. It JIh. stated thnt.hu distributed 29 900, 
fans in one day. 


signed in settle the disputes growing out of th.. provision* 
of that treaty. The Pennsylvania (\oqtci|Rml elertWeasu 
wn * tb(>n taken up. and debated until luljournuient. wltli- 
dht result' 

Re»poct for Mr Olny. 

Wamhinutun. June g): 
The death dr Mr. Clay causes tho deepest sensation 
all quarters, as reported by telegraph from different points. 
In New York. Philadelphia. BftUiUioN.'iuid 111 this city, the- 
lings on all (he shipping and public offices have been 
placed nt half-mast. Many edifices, have been draped In 


n P fl I H ' r * annouirlng tlio ilnnt.h 

y Talbot, Q-il., at llrighfon, England. says that 
WM *'f the leading and most affluent 
i ^ , , f ' Income ho derived from Ills pro. 
UH.r* yielding 4.15.000 pot annum The tat brief 
a railway cam-, was endorsed With three him 


ently fvnd uniformly piott?, Cbnsccra- 
C wrvice of Oral, she never mur- 
the privations pf life— but engaged 
cnliw lnhors of the itinerncy with 
nution an* 1 snnfle nl duty that 
net apnrt for so blessed n Ottil- 
ia her liusbahd leaned fqr comfort 
nrngcment. Wherever she traveled, 
^fd with her meekness, and with her 
to tho great business to which she 
l,or all. To her, denth waB not 
Llth tenors. She died not only 


pare resolutions suitable to the ocoasisn, lo bo, when 
adopted, offered to tho Supremo Court, with t lie request 
that they be spread upon the minutes of that Court. In 
accordance therewith. Messrs. It. N . Ogden. M. M. Cohen, 
Charles Mnurlnn. I. K. Morse. K. A. Bradford. Kdw. llaWle, 
J. It. Price and Henry St. Paul. were appointed, and the 
meeting adjourned' until Friday. July 2. to receive the 


against 210,000 bags, to the MM date l*H , 
BAGGING AND It OPR— The principal m£ 
wrtk h«T» bmt too pirn, Itontnr ,t IS UH 

llnpr it At. tlm. with iBtwM. 

0ANDt.R9-.Wf, hi,, noileid a«lio,flOo| 
Cinair.it 10),. .ml rm«llfTl,H.tt l»Hfi IffiM < 
IIA V — 9nm. two MuorainuyWwtwiMUf 
wrrk it *tr, A0 R ton. 

UMB— Thr pHnrl|«l Mlw from tint 1—4 . 
".SO 1,1,1. Allnn it ,1 05, .WO it »1 07<{, .od 400 
|»t»l IGRhM. Th. mint from nrrnmd hntrt 
«*• 40 for Wfotrrn, «n,l (1 tWSll 75 Or 


Com-. i,» yVonx. — The foundrymen of Louisville who 
•truck for'tlie ten hour svsteni. have gone to work, a sat- 
Isfactory arrangement having been tna'de betweep tiiem 
and their employers. 

.A Kim Dsnxir. — Tho railroad bridge over the^Muskin- 
gum river, at^ Zanesville, Ohio, which Is to lie constructed 
6f Iron, la to be'588)£ feet, Jn length, having four spans of 
124 feet each. 


Orleans. Iind put Into Key West short of coal, and 
that the cholera was raging wllli fearful mortality among 
her passengers. Ftfrly-riglU had died in two days. The 
Philadelphia was lying near IKS Dry Hocks, ten miles from 
Key West, anil was unable to obtain eoal. as no one would 
go on board of her. Casks of water were taken to winds 
ward or her arid allowed 16 float down to the ship. Most 
of tho deaths occurred In n few hours nfler the first symp- 
toms of the dlsunso. ’Yho pilot-boat, which had beep near 
her. reported that her decks were literally covered with 
the sick. 

The steamship Isabel wns at^Koy West, nod a number 
of the Philadelphia's passengers attempted to get a pas- 
sage to Havana, hut the captain refused them, being fear- 
ful of carrying the disease Into that city, aud subjecting 
Ills vessel to a lone mmrntitlno 


Board of Health. 

MS-TOP INTKKMKNTri IH T Ml CITY Of Nl 
►‘of Ih* W*»k rn.liuf Jn, W, IMt. 

ApO|.|n«y..., Mslirtwil. 

Arriinrhsimail v l>vrf, lUmliusil. 

Li.’. e*v*»,Tt*liM ,. 4 

llronehlUa.. „ rmr NwM,,, 

lluWcU, 4lM«rTwnw o f | Ken., tfurarUIn . 

lla ", l [ilMWM Ar I r«w? PwalrloM. 

Hralii.CraiMttaa .f A F«»»r. CimUnsM. 

.llrNiti,n»nenlhg of ,v I Uiutr* -KatoHth,. . 


Doth houses of Congress met this morning, when Mr. 
Clay’s death was announced, and they adjourned without 
reading the journal. 

Houors to Mr. Olay’i Remains. 

Wasiumiton, Juno B0. 

Nearly nil tho stores of this city are clqped, and the 
principal streets are draped In mourning. Xll the public 
offices arc closed. 

A Cablil.it meeting was called by Presldeirt^lllmnre this 
nfler noop; wherein was resolved that all public business 
should ^0 suspended until nfter-the funeral obsequies. 
These will probably be celebrated on Friday, lu the Capi- 
tol. and upon their conclusion tho honored remain* will 
bo cnnvqyfd to tho ears for Femoral to Kentucky. 

Minute guns have been fired during the day hy Captain 
Ducklngham's Artillery, and also nt tlio Navy Yard and 
Arsenal. ;The tiring, and tolling of tho bells oOntlnuo at 
sundown. 

The Mayor of tho city has summoned tho Council t‘6 
assenible ln their Chamber to : morrow morning, to makn 
arrangements for participation In tho funeral ceremonies. 

Arrival of the Africa— 1 Three Days Later 
from :Europo— Cotton Quiet— Provisions 
Advancing. 

New York, 'T hursday, July 1. 

Tho Ciinard steamer Africa arrived hero this morning, 
bringing dates from Liverpool to the 10th ult., throe days 
latur than tho accounts brought by the Atlantic. Tho 
following Is a summary of her commercial nows. 
Liverpool Market*. 

LlVERfOdl., Juno 10.- 

The week oponud with a good demand in tho Cotton 
market, but subsequently tho Inquiry foil off, and tho 
market assumed A quiet appeoranoo. Tho sales of. the 
week embrace 61,000 hales, of which 7000 have been taken 
by exporters, and 10.000 ‘for speculation. Tho advance 
reported fr)r Niagara has boen lost, and tho official quota- 
tions now aro : For ? Falr Orleans 0> 4 ', Middling Orleans 
6\, Fair Uplands 6?/, and Middling Uplands 6j 4 'd. V lb. 
[The quotation* by the Niagara wore for Fair Orleans 0j 4 , 
Middling Orleans 6*i Fair Uplands 6Jg, aud Middling Up- 
lands 6* 4 <|. ^ lb. Eos] 

Flour lias been in fair request at' unchanged prices. 
Tho quotations e- > for Western Canal 20s., and for Ohio 
20s. 6d. tl barrel. ■* 

Corn'haa further declined, ami I* now quoted at 29s. Od. < 
for YmIIorI, and 29s. “H quarter for White. Jfrovlslous 


I|Mr|wIIUi. 


S Inanition 
1 InlWnmniimi, 


to call Henry Olay to rest from him great labors. Ills 
fame as a statesman belongs to tlio whole people of this 
great Union. Tho member* of this liar take a .peculiar 
pride In his high standing as one of their profession iind 


Thoinaston, etc.* 

LEAD— The principal sales of the week litre been 1600 
pip Upp« Minn .t 54 55 V 100 Ik iImIIm, mim« bf 
th. dlfflenltj to pmmn DftjhU on Unit rowRtloa. 

TA U/lW-W. hw o t no futlwr Mini. Tb« Inat m 
r, \. V It, Pot city rtnd.ml. r 
I.ABD OII,_w»«tm i|notc thto utlol.nl H|9M* • 
gallon for favorite brands. !}' 

TRRIOIITB— 1 The market has been dull tad the lUgsg* 
ments few, at *^d for Cotton, and 30* for Tobaeeo, to Ur- 
•rpo6l. A ship was taken for Havre, oa Thursday, at 
$6 60 for Tobacco. There la no change In Coastwise. 

EXO HA NO KB— The demand has been fair dating the 
Jpck.omlth.rrtniyremi^j™. w.irtlRqnoU: 

feS 5 E=sJiS 


U i'nliirnii" 


(Nin«um|illon 


1 9 1 1 jirvn*iti» . 


i Mfftimiiu 

1 MmiIm 

I Msnuinna 

I N»t k. Kntfli»» 

1 I’rtralyal* 

« I Vr tiiAot. rj 

4 IMtl-tiilla 


umeut to Washington was laid In I'hlladelphia thirty 
yonra ago. Tho Sun thinks this solitary stone must be 
tired of waiting. 

From Sasta Fe — A correspondent of the ?t. Louis 
Republican, writing from Independence on t[io 21st ult„ 
furnishes -some later items from Santa -Fe. by the mall 
whlph lmd just nrrlvcd. 

(lov. Culhottn and party were fussed nt Middle Cima- 
ronc Spring. The Governor was traveling slowly. In con- 
sequence of feeble health, and, at one time, had bocji 
compelled to halt. 

After the departure of tho Governor ntid Secretary, 
Col. Sumner removed his heaquarters to Santa Ye, so 
that the civil govurumeut Is now under tho control of the 
military. > • "» 

Two of the thieves who robbed thu Commissary Depart- 
ment at Fort Union, had been captured by a party of sol-, 
dicra, who followed thorn into tho mountains. They were 
taken 111 Inins to Huuta Fe. ’ 

l’hilllp Garcia, who killed a fellow prisoner to whom he 
was chained, was executed oa the 5K)th of Slay. Garcia 
cut off his companion's leg before he was dead, aud wqs in 
thu act of making his cscapo when ho was captured. 

The mail from San Antouio reached Santa Fu oh tho 
27th of tyay. 

Messrs. Ilont, Chouteau and a pleasure party of ladles 
and gentlemen wore at Council Grovo. 

Lieut. Parks had died on the Plains of tiholura. 

A largo number of trains were on the road. 

Several tribes of Indians were encamped on the Arkan- 
sas. waltlug the arrival of Major Fitzpatrick, to hold u| 
•• talk " With thorn. j 


rhiilrrn Internum 

('hntnrla* 

Drojay, Osucrnl. 

Drown.-il 

Djr»«nl*rjr, 


submission to this ,nfllieting dispensation of an all wise 
Providence which bus given fullness to theJamn and per- 
fection to tho character of our illustrious brother. 

itejrt/ird, Thut.wo will ever cherish the memory of Ifrnry 
Clay with snored rcgnrd, ns one who. In his learning— his 
eloquence— his Integrity and his noble bearing, has raised 
tho profession which he adorned up to the higll standard 
of kls world-wide fame. 

Rekolirrl, That the tiamo and tho deeds of Henry Clay 
have been transferred by death Into the sacred keeping of 
history, and will ever stand 

" Great in tlio mouth* of wi*ett renaurf," 

us a noble cxatppllflcatfoh of all that elevates tho Ameri- 
can character— in his unyielding Integrity— his holy .pa- 
triotism— his deep wisdom— his matchless cloqu6nco—b1s 
sublime and .unselfish devotion to tho glory of his own 


Dautilion. 


it Rli-titntti«in, 


.,, h i|e her numerous friends deplore her 
let them rejoice in the assurance of her 
*f»ding Inheritance.'. Let her afflicted 
aanion, her mourning relations, her be- 

rtd frienris. look to l ' 10 t ‘ m -° wllcn thc 
*Zon of eternity's scenes shall ].rCBent 
* riJient with celestial light and beauty, 
j. ' gjd bless and preserve tho infant dnugli- 
Ae has left without a nlothcr. 

Jas. K. Ahmstkonb. 

p Itn Jn Somorville, i’onri., on the 23d of 

,1552, Mrs. Lucv A. TnoTTr.it, wife of 
’Jp Trotter, Esq., and daughter of tiro 
I. Tomer Abernathy, of Va. 

The subject of this notice wns horn, in 
aaenburg, Va., on the 25th of October, 1831, 
d profeased religion and joined tho M . E. 
tocb, in Nottoway, Va., August, 1847. 


bainllly 


DiarrhiM i ! ] 

Itolirium Tr.'ittern, 


k»|Hi«tin*.,' 

Ktiri'iihnlhla 

hiuiritk.v, 

K.iwnr.OmxeRllv* 

► •VRr, IlUltnu.... 


1 1 S* iirliadMn. 


I RtrWnra 

I TbUiiiii 

4 Triaiiina NAK-rnlitim 


•J I UncarUIn 


Thk Steam in O. W. KeNdau .— nf the Captain— 
Flight qf. thr Mate .— The Louisville Journal of Monduy. 
the 21st. says that tho steamer G. W. Kendall arrived at 
Portland on the Saturday night previous, and wns worked 
through the Can^il on Sundny morning ; hut by some ac- 
cident. tho boat and one of tho^ barges Bhe had In tow. 
got on tho rooks at tho hend of the I'annl and remained 
there all dHy. with very little, prospect of pulling them off. 
Some excitement Hi Ft‘gfird fff the boat prevailed on shore, 
and it was rumored that five or six of the crow were con- 
fined In the hold, with the hatches fanned down. It 
appeared that tho boat had been rather short handed, and 
had Jieen 26 days out from N ewOrie ans,. A port ion of the 
sirew wanted to quit at Portland, hut they were set upon, 
terribly beaten, dragged on board, and imprisoned ih the 
hold. Ono of tho crow, a German, named Geo. Gardner, 
stated that he had been beaten and compelled to work at 
the fires all night, Instead of the usual four hours. Three 
of the crew died during tho trip! and were buried below 
Memphis. Tho Captain was arrestud, but the mate and 
his assistant mado their escape. Tho Journal says there 
are other matters connected with the affair, which it will 
not now make public, as a legal Investigation will bo had. 
TV Captain has the reputation of being a kind and hu- 
miino man. and the Journal is of the opinion that ho will 
bo able to mako a satisfactory explanation. 

Louisiana Interior. ,•> 

Another Tragedy.—' T ho Alexandria Democrat states 
that Mr. Samuel Glenn and Moses Wiggins, citizens of I 
Catahoula Parish, were killed near Trinity on tho 21st 
ult . as they wero proceeding to that place in a buggy. 
Thirteen shots were fired at them hy men secreted in the 
high weeds. Glenn received three 'balls through the 
head, and full out of the buggy dead. Wiggins received a 
shot which ranged along tho breast, .when he jumped out 
and attempted! to mu)to his escape by runniug, hut he 
was pursued and killed. The Democrat says : 

According to the account given, the correctness of 
which, m the main, there is no reason to doubt, au in- 
quest was being held upon tho dead bodies ut Trinity on 
Monday, und great excitement prevailed. 

This unfortunate und most aggravating loss of life is 
attributable. to the Jones and Liddell hostility, a full ae- 

of -»•«*•»• « “ ■* --ogres*, we will give 

we shall not bo sur- 
.i...imo..iapar- 

■ ... . .. - o— j h— — *4- lu » day or two 

will have full particulars. 

-The genuine cotton worm has made 
its appearance in great numbers on a plantation in East 
Feliriaua. ( ’ 

The Cohn Croi*.— T he Claiborne Advocate Buys •the 
coru crop in that parish is suffering much for the want of 
rain. ■ . • 

Seventeen Year Loi i st.—^s was predicted last' year, 
the seventeen-year locusts have made their appearance In 
Connecticut. In 1818 amf in 1836 their pruseneu on a lot 


W w«r« ui*Wr 10 yaan.anTlI colored. 

INTKRMENTK IN TDK VAIUOUH CEMCTKRIES. 

•; M Sl. Pulrtck'i 

IImrIIrI M <:**1k.II< (No.I) 

ow.'llot I I’rolcRtMt 

» (No. t) « St. V latent do I’aul 


land, and his.ardctit'encnuragcment of the hopeinif liberty 
throughout tho world. In his life, without four. -and wltli- 


"n , . nuuuui lrui Tiiiu w liii- 

out reproach, he kept tho brightness of his fame which, 
os ho went down to the jihadc* of death. 

" Like lh« Sun, ooemod Inrtroit atila Mtlinf." 

Ruder tl. That we condole with tile imnfediato family of 
the illustrious dead, and with the whole American people 
in this great national bcrcavemeat.' 

On motion of Alfred Ilenncn, Esq.. It was resolvcd'thut 
a Committee of Three bo appointed to transmit a copy of 
these resolutions to tho family of the deceased. 

Messrs.. Hennen. Garnett, Duncan and Strawbridge were 
appointed on said committee, and, on motion of Mr. Straw- 
bridge, tho lion. Chief Justlco Kustls was added. 

On motion 4f II. II. Btrawbrldgo, Esq., it was resolved 
that a copy of tho resolutions of tho Bar of NowOrleani. 
just adopted, be presented by the Attorney (leneral to tho 
Supreiuo Court, with tho request of the Rar that they 
may bo spread upon tho minutes of tho Court. j 

On motion of lion. E. ltawle. the meeting atljourned. 

ISijnifd) GEOUOK KUSTIS, c:italrm»n. 

A. K. Joski'iir, Soirclnty. 

Charity HAumtai. Rei'oht.— T ho followiiiR 

I. thr Wfukly report of tho ChmrUj- Mwpital from h'rlday 
laorniDg; .June 25, to Friday morning, in.«t Admit- 
ted. 3 Ti\ discharged, 304 ; died. 33, 8 of which wore Irort 
cholera. Number remaining, 747. 

Monthly Rrpvrt for June , 1852 —Admitted. 1410; dls 
charged. 1140 ; died. 213, 102 or which wero from cholera. 
From foreign countries, 1200 r United States. 127 : un- 
known. 14. Total, 1410. 

. Henry Vanderlinden, Clerk. 

Boabu nr Ai.iiiiitMKx— W kdnksiuy Evkninc, 
June 30. 1852. — ThU iioard met tart evening, seven ineiu. 


xxw ozuuuwoaru juixr. 

<»"!■« Otrv, l 

Friday lvnJnf, July J, im; 

Arrived during the past week, 061 brad of Bravra. Ml 
Hog*, 1078 Sheep, 88 Milch Cows, and 404 Calve* tad Yrar- 
llngi. The supply of grase-frd Cattle remain* verjrunla. 
with a moderate stock of Weetcra Bravra tad bat few 
Hog*. Fine Sheep and Teal Cattle meet a a*, 

mand. MUoh Cows dttU. 


like hiJJj of I 
^ or more 
^ ocean* of 

the 

lerrichleid 

ryofquirt^ 


*<"•> for NEW YOUK. .. .WEDNESDAY, J-m. ». 

Hr.).. ...for NEW YORK....BATUHDAY, *. 

(Br.)... .for IIOSTON SATURDAY, •• |«. 

, (Am.).. for NEW YORK.. ..WEDNESDAY, *• ||. , 

,r ) f»» NEW YORK . . . .SATURDAY, •• Btxr 0 aTTLR 

Hr.);.... for BOSTON SATURDAY. •• w. 

«"•) for NEW YORK.... WEDNESDAY, •• SO. 

for NEW YORK .... SATURDAY, July I. 

Havre and Bremen S teamen. 

FR OH SO UTIL‘1 MP TON. 

.for NEW YORK.... WEDNESDAY, Jam •. 

.for NKW YORK.... WEDNESDAY, •• %3. 

.for NEW YOKK.... WEDNESDAY, July 1. 

■ for NEW YORK .. ..WEDNESDAY, •• ||. 

FROM LIVERPOOL. 

( ITYOFDT.A8GOW...,..forPIIILADKLMUA..WEDN'Y l J«a#s. I N*wYjJi| 
CITY OK MANCHESTER., for PHILADELPHIA. .WEDN’Y, •• »S. I Kfi!' 


-MICH 

Wwtara).... 
and Texas).., 


Hooe a 

8NRRf 

Miaob Cows 

Calvm aro Tiuunoi, 


FRANKLIN.... 
WASHINGTON 
IIUMbOLDT... 
HERMANN 


| Madimi: Goldschmidt. — A letter by tho Niagara state* I 
that Madame Jenny LindGoldschmldtarrivedout ingoodl 
health and spirits. She was waited on by numerous! 
friends, who warmly welcomed her. Tho loiter further! 
states that sho had already received several propositions 
to sing in opera or concerts, but had given uo definite 
reply. , 

"Another Death bv Ciu.oroi oii»(.— O n the 20th ult. Mr*. 
Nathaniel Wood, tho wife of jt wealthy merchuut in New 
York, died at Hartford. Connecticut, from thq effects of 
chloroform. 


COLLEGE COMMENCEMENTS. 

TV Examination and Commencement Kx- 
lanof the Macon (Miss.) Female Collet 
iilt lmfitute of tho Alabama Conference 
rill eonnencc on Friday, the 23d day of 

ulr ofit. 


NEW ORLEANS KASKEI8. 


Christian Advocate OrncE, 1 
Saturday Morning. July 3, 1862. j 
Our general market presented an unusually quiet ap- 
pearance during tho week Just closed, but few articles be- 
ing In request beyond tho small lot* necessary to fill pend- 
ing orders aud the requirement* of the elty trade. The 
business in Cotton has, however, been limited mainly by 
want of stock, and prices havo not been affected by the 
dullness. Ill Tobacco a fair huslnes* has l>een done, but 
not to the extent of the few preceding weeks. Prices 
havo bran Tory full. Sugar aud Molasses are without 
-change in price, bnt operations have been Inconsiderable. 
Flour has been extremely dull, aud price* have hardly 
been sustained. Provision* have generally been firm but 
quiet. 

Tho Collins steamer Atlantic ,ha* arrived since the dkte 
of our last review, and her news waa received hereon 
Saturday night last. Bhe brought account* of a dull 
Gotten market at Liverpool on the 10th ult., hut without 
reduction lu rates. Y a* terda v morning we published the 
Afrlea’s account* faom Liverpool to the 19th Jane, report- 
ing sale* of Cotton in tha't market of 61,000 bales for the 
week ending tho day of her departure, and quoting a* fol- 
low* : Fair Orleans, ti\ ; Middling Orleans, 6£ ; Fair Up- 
land, b\ ; and Middling Upland*, 6 yd V lb- * 

Tho weather haa been very hot durltig the past week, 
and ha* lieen relieved by only two or throe very light 
• showers, until yesterday, when wo were visited hy a heavy 
rain of an hour’s duration. 

COTTON— The Cotton market opened on Baturday with 


It wo* administered nt her own request, pre- 
paratory to having a tooth extracted. 

Nr.w College -and Seminary. 


ConuDChcementJ sermon on Sunduy,.. 25th, 
yRfv.r. P. Neely. 

Commencement address Tuesday, 27th, by 
h.W. H. Milburn. 

The annual meeting of llife Trustees on 
riday, 25th, at 8 o’clock a. m. 

Conferenoo Visiting Committeo — Hovs. T. 
[.Dorman, V.L Hopkins and .1. E. Newman. 
By order of the Executive Committeo, 

11. W. Footf, Sec. 11. Trustees. 

0«tt*ury College of La.— Examination. 

The Examination of tho students of this 
oititution will commence on Monday, the 
9th of July, and continue till tho close of 
htweek. . - ' 

On Sondxy, the 25th, the Commencement 
ermon will bo delivered by tho Ht>v. Dr. 


-The .German Reformed 
Church of North (’aroliua hu* determined to establish a 
uollego and seminary at Ncwtbn In that 8tato. A fund 
of $10,000 has been secured, and the citizens of the town 
have deceded ton acre* of land. 


anon. Now that blood has boon shed, -v uu «. uu ou .- 
prised^to hear that numbers havo fallen victims to a par- 
lu a day or two 


Mobile and Tbiia Railroad. — T ho Mobile papers pub- 
lish an advertisement inviting contracts for tho gradation, 
masonry and bridging of i"9 miles more of the Mobile and 
Ohio Railroad— extending to the south Hue of Pontotoc 
cortnty. 

Reform.— T he NewYork Tribune advocales.thea)M)li*h- 
ment of all Presidential Conventions, proposing to submit 
tho question directly to the preferences of tho people. 


New Orl earn Wholwal# Prioe* 


Cotton Worm. 


A Model Persthiiii n — 1 The National Intolligencor pub- 
lishes tho foil*!- lug from'a Georgia Buhscribor : 

La Grange. Georgia, June 15. 

Mrstrx, U. «p ;S. — The account of an tild bulauco htaiid- 
log on your books against uie is received. 

Amount of the arcouut .$12 00 

Inti-rout 24 years US months, at H per cent ‘id 00 

Discount on tho unclosed notes, at 1 per ceut. . . 45 


Nortliara 

Mread, Vll»» 
Navy 

ruoC 

Oraekiw 


erence u » 


2nd day of July, bo observed as a day of mourning, aud 
the Mayor is hereby n-qu«-stod to order iniuutc guns to Im- I 
fired on said day from sun-rise to sunset. 

Rt tith nl farthn. That the masters of all vessel* in port 
be requested to hoist their tlags nt half-mast, aud tlio 
Mayor is also requested to have tlio flags of all thu public 
buildkKH hung at lialf-mast on tho day of uumrning. 
xi Rrnolird furlfur, That the Secretaries of both Hoartls Of 
Aldermen be and they are hereby directed to Imre the re 
spectlve Council Chamlx-rs hung in mounting for six 
months ; that the iiicuiIkw of (ho Common Council wear 
th«-, usual budge of mourniug on the left arid for. six 
mouths. 

Hrxulifd, That the Mayor be and he is hereby directed 
to forward a copy of the fun-going resolution* to tho funn- 
ily of thB deceased. 

Rrtottnl, That the Mayor U» requested to Issue his Pro- 
clamation recommending to the citizens generally.. t<» sus- 
pend all business on the day of mourniug.’ 

The Board then adjourned. 


The annirers&ries of tlio Societies will take 
bee on Tuesday, 27th, when they will be 
Idreifled by the Hon. H.-S. Foote, Governor 
Mi*. At three o'dlock the Alumni will 
siddreased by Robert Bowman, F^sq. 


*f»me Inquiry, but, with a small amount offering, and high 
rates, the huslueM was limited to about 260 balM. On 
Monday about 1800 bales sold, at very (toll rata* for tbs 
better qualities, and on Tuesday I960 were taken, still 
without notable chguge In price*. On Wednesday 4ml 
Thursday together, a business of barely 1200 baleq was 
done, aud yesterday about 200 bales were taken— the 
total nala* for tho week thus amounting to6400halra, 
taken mostly on Knglish account. The receipts at this 
port from the 1st of September to date are 1,422,476 bales, 
against 900,020 to same date last year, and at all the 
United States port* there Is au Increase, compared with 
last year, of 007,007 bales. We still quot 
though tho rates are nearly nominal : 

NKW ORLEANS CLAUiriCATION, 

6 VOO,'; Middling Fair. 

7*4©8 Fair 

8J<®9V Good Fair 

Idling.. 10>,©11 Good and Fine.. 

COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT. 

Cotton , bales. T 


Wheat CROr oe Alabama — The Huntsville Advocate 
of the 10th Inst ! says : The wheat crop has been har- 

vested in the northern part of tho State, and is an abun- 
4aut one — Larger than has been raised for years in this 
section. " 

The Piekonsville Republican Bays the. whe^t crop In 


Kxri.oiiiNG Kipeiiition.— I t 1* stated that the Govern- 
ment has determined to *eud out a party to make rertaln 
explorations in Africa. 


It is tots- uuderthe command of 
Lieut. Lynch, who gave us so interesting an arcouut of 
his exploration of the Dead Sea. 


Wednesday will be Commencement day. 
b public are respectfully invited to nttond. 

K. H. Rivers. 
Jicbon, La., Juno 10, 1852. 


that vicinity is unusually large. 


Foreign News by the Niagara. 


RbMihira I 

(lo. vwJlow noteii 

‘WSS.tta 


Balr i i.i'tiiors. — Some tliief or thieves the other day re- 
moved the' corner stone of the new Kpiscopal Church, re-, 
eontly laid at Nashville, and stole the articles which had 
been there deposited, consisting of a bible. a prayer book, 
$130 in coins, and various other articles. 


A Yoi’tiiiti. Imposter. — A girl Ihlrteeli years of age 
was recently arrested lu Philadelphlawhllu begging, with 
an Infant lu her arms. She lmd. stolen* the child from a 
family in which slio was employed. 

'baKADirft. Mortality.-— N iuo out of forty of the hands 
engaged at the lower tuuuel oltho Coviugtouand Lexing- 
ton (Ky.) Railroad, died of cholera on the 17th ult. 
There were also six deaths at the upper tuuuel. Tin- 
hands on the road have since been disbanded. 


- Wo take from tho Baltimore Bun, . the following tele- 
graphic summary of the nows brought hy steamer Nla 
gara, which arrived at Halifax on the 23d ult : .. \ 1 

- KNGLAND. 

Parliamentary proceedini 


laraonypr?- 
each oka- 


NOTICES. 


unimportant. 


Police STATWTic8.--Tlie, following jiolice stn- 

tistlcs for tho month of June are made up from tho report 
of the Chief of Police, John Youeuncs. The report shows 
that 171-4 free persons, of whom 290 nro females /were » r - 
resteil in this elty during the month. There were 429 
males and 119 females arrested in tho First District ; 666 
males and 118 females in tho 8econd District ; 305 males 
and 50 females in the Third District, and 129 males and 9 
females arrested in tho Fourth District. There was 1 
arrest for arson, committed in tho thirdlUstrict. 8 for at- 
tempt to-ruBcuf: 22 ita assault with Intent to murder, of 
which 12 wore in the First Dlstriot. 7 in tho Beeoud Dis- 
trict aud 3 iu the Third District ; 02 for assaulting policb 
officers, among whom were a spriukling or females ; 129 
for assault aud battery. 3 for attempt at burglary. 4 
Tor attempt at rape. 108 for broaches of the peace. 7 for 
breach of trust. 1 for burglary ; 4 for carrying concealed 
weapons. 141 for disturbing the peace. 17 for entering with 
intent to steal. 104 for fighting and disturbing the 
peace. 8 as fugitives from justice, all of whom were ar- i 
rested in thu First District ; 8 for gnmbling. 2 highway 
robbery. 1 horso stealing. 7 Insanity. 410 iutoxlcatlon. of j 
which 60 males and 14 female* Were in the First District. | 
102 males and 17 females in tlio Second District. 109 males 
and 12 females In the Third District, und 39 maloH aud !i 
females In the Fourth District ; 102 disturbing tho peace I 
and drunkenness. 17 keeping disorderly houses. 71 lar- ; 
couy, of whom there were 20 males and 7 females iu the 
First District. 21 males and 2 females in tho Second Dis- 
trict. 17 males and 1 female in the Third District, and 3 
males in the Fourth District ; ;i for selling lottery tickets. 
3 for mayhem, 8 for murder. 1 false pretences, 3 passing 
counterfeit*^ pickpockets. 1 rape. 1 receiving stolen 
goods, 7 selling Uquor to slaves. 3 slavo stealing, 8 swin- 
dling ; 318 males aud-105 females for vugraney. and 27 for 
violations of ordinances. The number of slutes arrested 
during the month is 384. 


Ci Biot’s. — The NewYork Tribune ha* been shown a por- 
tion of n maple tree 210 years old, (by the rlngH,) in the 
wood of which a large vnolf trap is thoroughly imbedded, 
tq.thf depth of five or six inches, having at least 100 years' 
growth over a part of it, whllo a part of it U entirely ex- 
posed. The tr J’e was alive and standing, and the trap 
about twenty-five feet from the ground. There is no room 
for doubt that the wood lias actually grpwn over and im- 
bedded tlie trap, which evidently had a panther's foot in 


conduct or ^ — —w. , ..... 

custody of the sergeant-at-arms, and ordered to remain 
in confinement till the end of tho session! lie has since 


r eargus O'Connor, who wus committed to the 


Inferior.. 
Ordinary 
Middling. 
Good Mid 


.. nominal. 
...nominal. 


in confinement till the end of tho session.' 
been pronounced insane, and will be sent to the luuatlc 
asylum. / 

On Thursday petition* were presented from Jamaica 
aud other West India islands, complaining of their dis- 
tressed condition, which they attribute to tbo sugar act 
of 1K4G. 

Tho Chancellor of the Kxchenuer has announced that 
the extra graut of £200,000 for tho expenses of the Kaffir 
war will not bo needed. 

Tlie, threat of the French MlnlMBfeaf Police to expel ull 
tho correspondents of London papenwrom Paris, form the 


A Steadv Oi'itrbMER — A fellow named William Downs 
was released from tho Baltimore Penitentiary on tlie 18th 
ult.. to which establishment he has lieen sentenced seven 
different times, and in which he has spent nearly twenty- 
five out of the last twenty-nine yean. 

Freaks oe Lightning. — A violent thunder storm passed 
over the eastern part of Massachusetts, in the vicinity of 
Boston, an the 22d ult., and fourteen different buildings 
Several of them were con- 


Btock on hand Bopt. 1, 1851 ______ 

Received since 1,400,793 72388 

• yesterday.... 202-1 ,407.086 208-72308 

1,422,476 90,447 

Exported to date 1 380.067 06.282 

yesterday 000- 1380,96 7 000-06,262 

Stock on hand notoleared.,.. 41.618 SI, 186 

TOBACCO — The demand opened fair In the Tobacco 
murket, but operations during the week have been limited, 
owing to. the light supply of deBlrable lots, out of the 
bauds of sampler*. The sale* embrace 1760 hbds, as fol- 
lows: Baturday 115 hhds, Monday 380, Tuesday 260, 
Wednesday 380, Tburmlay 876, and yesterday 260. Prices 
havo lieen very Arm, and for most qualities a slight a& 
vuuce has been realized over our last quotations ; w# con- 
sequently modify our quotations as follows 


■lo.Hlitfa ■ 
Bld.Bkrti 


The most remarkable fea- 


Eiriire-t a Cli»fk» 

Danutu 

CotlotuuDa .... 

KbIImU 

CbIU-o Print*... 
K*ntotkj 


Btruck by lightning. 


were 
sumed. 

RHII-. r Jl’-WE <, ’ 

Tun Chops -rThe Monroe (Opacliita) Register of tho 
-2d ult., says : Tho cotton aud corn. in this Parish still 
continue to look well, but falu is very much needed, par- 
ticularly in the tablu lands. 

Bport. 


Rhmkdv for Ciioleba.— S ea captains who sail out of 
Liverpool now-a-days assert that they can- no more for 
Asiatic cholera than for ordinary cholic or sickness of thu 
stomach. They have a remedy which they .ptdnounce in- 
fallible. and so accessible und simple as to n-lluve all ap- 
prehension of fatal result*. We shall probably tttU mauy 
of our roadera nothing new when wu state the prescrip- 
tion : Common salt, one table-spoonful; red pepper, one 
tea-spoonful, in a half-pint of hot water. 


... .... . Lugs,2X® 

4 ; Leaf, Inferior to Common, itffdiX ; Fair to Flna, 

; Choice and Selections, 0(3*7 ; Mason County, 4 @ 
8>£<* V (h. Among Thursday's sales was a hhd of supe- 
rior Yellow Banks, which sold at9X«¥lfc, thu highest 
price, we believe, that ho* been paid in our market during 
thu season. 

SUGAR — The supply continues extremely light, and 
business has been mostly confined to retail lots at our last 
quotations. The sales of the week probably embrace 400 
hhd*. We quote: Inferior and Common, 8XI94X i Good 
Common, 4Xf2)4X ; Fair to fully Fair, 4X06X ; Prime 
and Choice, 6X00X4 ft th. 

Week’s receipts, 499 hhds and bbls— exports, 47 hhds 
and bbls. 

M0LABBEB— Only a moderate business has been trans- 
acted in the Molasses market sinoe our last weekly report, 
aud the sales reach barely 700 bbls, including a lot of fer- 
menting Plantation at 204 V gallon. The ruling rate# 
have been 28(2)284 V gallon br ordinary to choice lots of 
rebolled. 

Week’s receipts, 707 bbls— exports, 01. 

FLOUR— Extreme dullness has prevailed during the 
greater part of the week in the Flour market, and the 
sales embrace barely 8600 bbls, Of which 200 were taken 
yesterday. The opening rate* were for Ohio $3 80(2)3 86 
and for Buperflne Bt. Louis $4 26(2)4 30 f) bbl. Bine* 
Wednesday, however, the 'principal transactions have 
t»e U at $3 75 bbl for Ohio and $4 76(2)66 for Extra Bt. 
Louis. 

Week’s receipts, 10,680 bbls— exports, 4710. 

GRAIN— The demand fur Coru has not been aotive,but 
will) u light supply early Id the week, prices were very 
fqll. aud up to Tuusday evening some 8000 sacks were dis- 
posed of at 48(3614 ft bushel for mixed and 62(3044 for 
prime yvilow aud white. Home 19,000 sacks have sold 
subsequently lit 41/2)444 for luferior, heated, etc, and 61(3 
53 fur mixed and prime yellow, lucluding 300 sacks taken 
yesterday at these rates .... Oats have slightly fallen off In 
price, aud the later transaction* have been at 324 for In- 
diana, etc, aud 31(3364 ft' bushel for prime Bt. Loulit^. . . 
Brau lit* bet-u rather dull, ut a range of 80@S54 V 190 ft 

Week’s receipts, 19,460 sacks Coru— exports, 20,900. 

PKOVIBIONB-The Pork market bus bran quiet, and 
thu sales limited to a few parcels, mostly at $20 60 for 
round lots of Mess and $21 for smaU, hut including, on 
Wudm-siiuy. 125 bbls uninspected Mess at $29 60, and luo 
iuspt rU-d at $21 'll bbl. Wu continue to quote M- O. al 
$14 69(3619, aud Prime at 617 76(3618, without aid with 
inspectiou . . . . Reel has oontiuui-d dull, with one or two 
holes of half bliis Mess at $7. We quote Mess at 614fo> 
$14 60 and Prime at $13(3613 60 V bb|. The stocks of 


-Thu Monroe (Ouchlta) Register says that fine 
sport. in the way of fishing and hunting, is now to be had 
iu that vicinity. The woods abound with deer and licar. 
and thu river and bayous with tho finest variety of fish. 

I(-r. in Lake Bi'pehioh.— A schooner returned to Baut 


specting the Mail Btatiou to Cork. 

Experimental messages, had been transmitted by telo- 
, graph frotn Dublin to Galway. 

r FRANCK. 

The editor of tho Paris Conititutionnrl had received a 
second official warning from government, and the third 
will be a suspension of his paper. I)r. Vernon, the writer 
of thu obnoxious urtlcles, seems inclined to stick to his 
statements, at which the President is greatly incensed. 

The Cbuteau de Louis Phillips had been seised by vir- 
tue of the decree of confiscation, and thu caa« was to liuvo 
been argued before the couneil thu day thu Niagara sailed. 

Tho distribution of Eagles at Btrasburg passed off 
quietly. 

The weather in Franco was delightful, and tho tines 
and mulberry trues promise good crops. 

PRUSSIA. ' 

The Zollverein meeting took placu on Monday. The 
Prussian Commission replied definitely to tlio Darmstadt 
Coalition— 1st. That Prussia respected altogether a Cus- 
toms Uolou with Austria- 2d. That she will not enter 
into any difcusslon of commercial matters with Austria. 

The treutles for tho renewal of thu Zollverein shall be 
completed. Prussia demands un Immediate and uncondi- 
tional answer from all tho Btutes of the Zollverein as to 
their agreements to tho proposition that sho may estab- 
lish a Custom Ilouso ou the frontiers. 

ITALY. 

It is announced hy way of Vjenna that tho Papal States 
have Joined the Italian. German and Austrian Postal 
Union Tho incorporation of the Arts aud Trades abol- 
ished in 1890 by Pius VI., has been revived by a Papal 
Decree, and placed under tho surveillance of tho clergy. 

The Bwiss journals say that tho Pope has contracted for 
recruiting tbo anuy by 0009 picked men. 

SWITZERLAND. 

Tlu- .Roman Cutbolio population of tho Canton of Fc-s- 
sido have superceded (?) the property confiscated by tho 
Uenenil Government by a majority of . two. This has 
stirred up u new spirit of di^-outeBt. 

GREECE. . , 

The Government bus under consideration a treaty hy 
which the Greek Church* refuses to return under tbo ju- 
risdiction of tht- Patriarch of Constantinople. 

TURKEY. 

The grimier part of liosnio*«-rai. the capital of Bosnia, 
wus destroyed by tire on the 23d ult. Durfug thu confla- 
gration. abominable ac^s of rapine and pillage were com- 
mitted. >r 

' w AFRICA. 

Tho British Consul lias left Liberia iu consequence of a 
difficulty with, the Government. 

Tile packet to Kuglaud lias ou l»oerd 4000 plUD apples as 
au experiment. 

INDIA. 

The mail has arrived at Marseilles with Calcutta dates 
of Muy 3, und Bombay to May 12 

The Biruicnu attempted to retake Martaban by «ur- 
prise, but bad lieen driven batik with iuiuiaiuw loss. 


Death oe an AuTHoa.— William 61. Gould, author of 
.*• Zephyrs from Italy aud Slolly.’’ a work just issued from 
the press of Appleton (k Co., il!cd v on the 10th Inst., in New 
York. ’ . „ 


T ®8D ROUND 


OF QUARTERLY MEETINGS 
District , JHalnuna Conference. 

L Sun, n.WJulj, 

SnUU* J ' “ . 3 ’> I Au 8-: ■’«“ Ridge, 
(uga | u » ‘‘ Kingston, 

tedeo iUUob u ‘14. 16 “ Asbury. 

naat Hill « ’ u **• -9 4 * Monterey 

u ’ 4, eft Bept. Buford’s Chap. 

Wan sta, 'i l( l 2 “ t houth Butler. 

fed. *^**^ B< * Ml official member* Is horeby so- 

— ^ F. G. Ferguson, p. K. 

Advootu Ofiico, July 3. ^ 

^Pcnoiu making remittances will please sec that 

Jg* H Peters. N 0 $*» 60 

R Coulter, Canton Mias * Less 60 cunta 9 on 


Unitcu STATEa Bteasi Marine. — A report from Mr. Cor- 
win, Secretary of thu Treasury, shows that tho stoftin tou 7 
usgu of thu United States is 419,220, or more than double 
that of Great Britain, employing us officers and crew 
29,067 men. The report shows that, of the steamers of thu 
interior, On the lukes and river*, there were lost in the 
single year 1861, one hundrrd and eighteen steamers and *«x 
huiutrtd aiul ninety-tire lives! Of ail the steamers iu thu 
United States, one-tenth part aro aunually destroyed by 
fatal accidunta. 


Mr. J. S. Thrasher.— On Monday night this 
gallant and whole-souled American received an 
impromptu serenade from a party composed of 
several hundred of our citizens. Had his pre- 
sence in our miifst been known, thousands would 
have thronged to the St. Louis. 

After several handsomely executed airs from 
Mesmer’s band, Mr. Thrasher was forced to ap- 
pear. He acknowledged the compliment in v 
few, manly, sensible and gracoful Remarks* ^He 
saift that immediately on landing in tjiis coun- 
try, ho felt restless till he lmd toljMhe chival- 
rous people of Louisiana how ije^ply gateful he 
was to them for their kindness. C(J1. Wheat ad- 
dressed him in -a very handsome and spirted 
[stylo. No man could he more heartily welcome 
to our midst thapfis Mr. Thrasher. 

Commissioners Gone.— W e learn that Messrs. W. P. 
Converse, And L. II. Place, commissioners of tbe coqsoli- 


Iwcnty miloain width, und very- -solid. No simitar cir- 
cumstance at this season is recollected by tho oldest In- 
dian in that c6untry. 

The Bioux TbkaI 


-The U. B. Senate ha* followed 
its actioh on the treaty with tho upper baud of Bioux hy 
ratify jug that entered into with the Mud-ay-wakau-toaus 
and Way-pay Kootay hands for .the acquisition of the 
lauds now held hy them iu Iowa und Minnesota. Thu ra- 
■iffi cation. of those troatles open* for settlement a vast re- 
gion in tho Northwest, and oue^rhich is regarded by com- 
putuut judges os unsurpassed iu thu great desiderata of 
fertility aud salubrity. It embraces large tracts of valu- 
able timber, aud uu almost unlimited umount of watur- 
power. 

llv the Atlantic. — England . — Advices received iu Lou- 
don from Australia, state that fresh discoveries of gold in 
that country ure being URide und that consequently the 
supply of tho precioua metal is increasing. It is also said 
tlwt largo numbers of Callforulans and-Chiuesu huvo ar- 
rived at Byduey. for tho purpose of going to the mints. 
The overland mull has brought intelligence to Loudon 
that Barlboldi hud urrivt‘4 at Hong Kong, In’ command of 
a Peruvian ship. 

New Bteamsiiie Route.— T he stunnuifilp All.atross, re- 
cently runuing, between Philadulphiii and L’harlesiuu/ has 
been purohused by a company of Eastern gentlemeii. wlio 
inUmd putting her on tha route betwe.en Slew York und 
Quebec, touching ift Pietou aiid.llulirax; and connecting 
with tlie OuuUrd.Hteuiners. A eoutract lias been obtained, 
from tlie English Government for carry.lug the mulls from 
Uulifux to Quebec, uJL uusbuipensatiqu of $15,099 pur uu- 
uum. 


Bingilah Accident.— T hp llollidaysbarg (Pa.) Standard 
of th*.23d ult. relates the following : 

M One of those singiHar accident*, produced by a combi- 
nation of circumstances, whioh probably never occurred 
Wore, and probably may never ocour again, happened on 
thu Portage Railroad, on Tuesday of last week. A man, 
whose name we could not learn started on a truck from 
the foot of Plane No. 1, to go to Johnstown, followed 
closely by a section boat. He seated himself on a keg of 
powder, uud lot his truck run at a pretty good gait. A 
mile or two below the Plane, a wagon, loaded with wood, 
iu hastening across thu^track. dropped a cord wood piece, 
which throw th* truck off. and thu man and powder on the 
track side— the powder keg bursting omm by the fall. 
Thu suction boat passed over him, literally crushing him 
to death ; at the same time, in striking, the truck 'by soihe 


an. IUUM. mu — Cl 
fcut.Vbli ... Ill 

i w 

Sjwrttef ...... S 00 


means or other ignited the powder, and the man was com- 
pletely Mown u/i ! When taken up. he was mangled, black- 
ened. and his clothes wero ou fire, presenting one of the 
most horrid spectacles that ever the eye of man gazed 
upon.” 


W.I.* Mu. Hint 
Dry-ulUd Mm. 
W.l ulto4,h*ty 
Uty, ruuulry . . . 
Kip *ud «’.if .. 
lr*N, ‘ 4<too. 

wT. 

• CmntryUr,V» 


idated dubt or tbo city, left last evening on tbo steamer 
Reindeer r/i route for NewYork, to superintend the sale of 
NewOrluaiui bonds, to take place on the 19th Inst. 


IIonomarle Testimonials. — T he (’oUectot- of the port ol 
NewYork has received from the State Department at 
Washington. (jiV-fnllowing articles presented hy the Brit- 
ish Government for destributiou among tlie persons to 
whom they nro awarded us testimonials of humane ser 
vices rendered to British seamen lu distress, viz : A box 
containing a gold medal nud a sextant, bestowed upon 
Alexander Baxter, of the ship Oleoue, of NewYork. for res- 
cuing lu December lost, thu master and crew of tlie British 
(trig Elizabeth ; and three gold medals, one to Oapt. W. 
II. Howard, of the United Htate* packet ship Daniel Web- 
ster, one to Uuptaln Levi Miinton. of the United Htates 
brig Hurrict. und ono- to (Japt. Browne, of the Uuited 
States ship Btar of the West, for saving, lu November last, 
the passengers uml crew of the llrltlrh emigrant ship Uni- 
corn. 


Convicted — The jury iu the cose- of Nathan 11. Crist, 
charged with the murder of Theodure Nye. lu Mobile, ren- 
dered a verdict uf guilty, with the death penalty, on Tues- 
day eveuiug lust. 

Fire at BiiREVxruRT.— Wo learn from the officers of the 
stuamer Caddo No. 2. which arrived yesterday from Bhrove- 
port, that ou Friday night last (25th ult.) a fire. broke out 
in Bhreveport, by whUdtfthu Saddlery establishment of 
Mr. Thompsoii, uud of Mr, Jordau were entirely 

eousumtid. Th* total loss by tCe tire is estimated ut nut 
less than $39,090, of which uuionut Mr. Jordan's loss Is 
put down at $27,000, $19,000 of which wi^'covered hy iu- 
surunce. 

Red River falling from Bhreveport dowu. a heavy ri#e 
reported at Fulton, above the ralt. ’ „ 


Romantic.— An Irish girl named Baruh Garvin, oighteeu 
years of age. wns recuntly arrested lu New York for being 
found iu nien'rt upparel,und was oouipriled to pas* a night 
iu a station-house. When brought beforu thu Justice in 
th® morulng, ihu stated, tliut being friendless aud without 
money, aud having u strong desire to return to her uutlvu 
laud, she hud sold bur scanty wardrobe and procured u 
sailor’* dress, with a view of shipping ou hoard of some 
vessel, uud working her passage hornu. The keeper of the 
Hiutiou-liouse, Mr; Edwards, huviug by enquiry ascertain- 
ed that her story #r UM true, kindly took upon himself the 
charge of procuring liur apparel suited to hor sex, uud de- 
fraying her ex’peuBus to Ireland. 


^ tha*fi ) Mosacugur of the 

JitkAoa L. following : 

nbot.hU brolU.r. Hor- 
l, mouth of lUd 

£•*•» »h(.u if, .i U d .luio.L iu.Uutly Bourn 
u, U, "lW ulT !f • nt «r«d hl» huod uud body. 
(Jgstad “tl i“ rtiU >4 Urge. 

- wX.? “J *““* • uiUlng out «ime tlm.' 
> u “wtnM g5£l r ’ *>«e* l»«ung< lu.ro oxlutod 
dtMoulty wbicb wu» tbo 
L U “b tau iE l .t“* »“ • dbugruomuot utmut u 
r* Wu»a to it hu V “5? ‘ l ?°” ‘l 10 difficulty 
Uuif hud mfu b ^ffi2 Jlorriu join fuuoui with 
5*Wth h, “r 1 *’* ft,Bl 'u Ju »“ uunrul 

I . ««u. J hiu brotuor Jucluou 

L ,“°tdd g 0 t 0 ,,.,.^1-". uud Juokuon remarked 
n|ji itartej off ffin.i V* 1 *® aui ^ hi* gun aud shoot 
ftjfo him that h?hlf r 1 ^ Weru wllh Morris 
.if? l .“ lUr «-t out of tho way, 


Loss of. Life i,n I'mcsiia.— T he dlstrleksof Mulhausen 
uiaJJIeiligenstuut. have been visited by a great calami- 
tv. ^l’lie bursting of a water-spout cause<l such a sudden 
rise in the waters of the' Unstrut and other strew*, that 
not only is the whole harvest of the present year destroy- 
ed. but the field* are covered with atones and sands, to 
sunh uu exteut that it Will be impossible to bring them 
into cultivation for years to come, lu a quarter of an 
•hour, the Unntrut rosu eighteen feet above its usual level 
The loss of life is not yet known ; but U 1* feared it Is con- 
siderable. In Dlngelsdet, eleven bodies have brau found, 
uml niueteeu persons are musing. Iu the dlstriot of Mul- 
hausen, about tweuty persons are reporUd a* having beeu 4 
drowueil, ( aud between twenty and thirty more are sus- 
pected to have t hared the same filte The roods ore every 
where destroted ; whole herd* of cattle aud sheep have 
been lost, aud building* have been so completely swept 
away, tliut ^scarcely a stoue of them remains The full 
extent opt h* | of life and damof/w property Pa* uot 
yet b**u ascertained! 

The London Weekly Dispatch state* that up- 
ward* of A‘3U,OUO ($143,690) wets lost per week, tor filteeu 
weeks mskiuK uo lew than $2,282,600, by thereceut strike 
of | by English eugluewni •“ 


Alabama Caors.— A merchaut, of Mobile, wrjtiug from 
I’erry county. Ala., say* : •• The cotton crops, so tar as I 
have seeu them, are very backward, hut the staudH good 
Borne plantations are aeriously injured by the worm The 
wheat aud oat crop* aro good. Corn is suffering very 
much for waut of raiu. Iu the black hinds, however, there 
are pretty good prospect* for both corq aud cottou.'’ 


A Thu- over Niagara Fall*.— T he Buffalo Commercial 
Advertiser says that u gentlemau named Rh*w, rUsldlug 
iu the village of Niagara, recently tied tile legs of u 
troublesome dog. •owned by him. aud threw him into the 
river ubove l ho fails. Gu the return of the geutlumaii to 
his home. Bboqt two hour* afterwards, he wus surprised 
to find his dog alive, although very much exhausted, 
awaiting his arrival The auiuial hud made the fearful 
journey iu safety, aud tbe rope* breaking had beou enabled 
to return home 


194 ft ft for ribbed Bides, 10) 4 4 for clear, and 7X(9BX4 
for ordinary to prime Bhoulder* — th* outside figure for 
Bboulders having beku reached on Thursday for a lot of 
19 ca*ks — Lord has beeu very firm, but with only • 
moderate business, tucludiug 209 bbU and tierce* at 9X 
(30 15 19 i 110 tieice* No 1 at 9X ; and 609 keg* at U4 
Wit — Western Butter ha* focu without material change 
Bt 11(314 aud Cheese at 7(37*54 V It 


On the 4th mbt. the. mtnuiil Eton College 

speeches were delivered in tlie presence of Prihcu Albert 
aud a number ol thu uobUity and foreign ministers One 
of the lads, named Evered. boldly recited Burke s celebra- 
ted speech against taxiug the American coloules The 
reporter of thu Londuu Times says that "this, lu (he 
presence of. Abbott Lawrcuce. had a marked effect aud 
was loudly applauded ’’ 
























I 


tljc Irto (Orleans Christian ^Umarate. 


rqiing peasant w»« sincere uni virtuous. lie 
and a fair maid among the mountain*. Sho 
lotted him It sms hi. heart’! great desire to 
hare her for hie own. He was poor nq-1 had 
neither homo or latula to support a. family Na- 
poleon struggling with all liia energies against 
combined England and Austria, and with all 
the eares of an army, on the inarch to meet one 
hnndrcd and twenty thousand foes, crowding 
hia mind, with penslre sympathy won the confi- 
dence of his companion, and elicited this artless 
recital it Iotc and doelre! As Napoleon dis- 
missed his guide, with an ample reward, lie 


pocket a pencil, and upon a loose 
piece of paper wrote a few lines, which he rc 


drew from 1 


quested the young man to giro, on Ids return,, 
4 “ ‘ " ‘the 


to the Administrator of 


the 


i. When tire guidr 
b note, he found to 
delight, that he hi 


c Army upon 
ido roturnod and pre 
his unbounded sur 
had conducted Napo- 


the mountains, and that Napoleon liad 
i afield and a-house. He was thus 


enabled to bo married, and to realize all the 
dreams of his modest ambition Generous im- 
pulses must hero been Instinctivo in n heart, 
which, in an hour so fraught witli mighty 
erents, could turn from the toils of enipi-c ond 
of war, to find refreshment in sympathy aing 
with a peasant's lore. This young mnn but re- 
cently died, haring "passed his quiet life in the 
enjoyment of the-fipM and the cottage which 
had been siren to’ him m the ruler of the world. 

* • " * • . / Napoleon ascended n 

mountain ridge, rftiil Upon its summit, quite ex- 
hausted with days and nights of sleeplessness 
and tollj laid himself down in the shadow 
of tbo rock, and fell asleep. The long line filed 


I too of feat hlghfutur-o 

a whom trees an temples, ft 


carefully and silently by, each, soldier hashing 
his comrade, that the repose of their beloved 


chieftain might not be disturbed. It was an 
interesting spectacle, to witness the tender nf- 


rM.tWr.sw~a 

MAT OXXO* BONAPARTE. 


fection beaming from the conntenances of these 
bronied and war-worn r 


IT SOD,' *. C. ABBOTT. 


tiers «f Franoe there surge 
meadows and Tine-clad 


majestic ranges of the 
sand sogringwith ~ 
the 

■purs of th. 


e, where the eagle I l“ c "*»• *“'* “V 
the fir tops in ehed'JJ ft P°* pon *>«t a fl 



veterans, ns every foot 

trod softly, and each eye, in passing, was rivet- 
ed upon the slender form and upon the pale and 
wasted cheek of the sleeping Napoleon. 


Tho rtry day Napoleon left Paris, Dcsaix ar 
I rived in France from E| * - 


pt. * Frank, 


upright 


sincere, 

was 


and punctiliously .honorable, he wai 
the few whom Napoleon truly loved 
nmrtoUiapoleon as infinitely h is supe 



mounted on 



n species of 
th ft fervor of feeling 
ittssion. Nupoleon, 
a heart so noble* 
o most oonfiding friendship, 
nrriral In Paris, found letters 
for AWt Cm re from tho First Consul. As be 
read -tho confidential lines, he was struck with 
the melanchtly sir with which they were per- 
Tsded, “ Alto!” said ho, !‘Nftpofepn has gained 
everything, and yet he IS unhappy. 1 must 
meet him.” WithoutdeUy ho crossed 
indqunrters of 


the Alps, and arrived at tho liei 


n perpendicular wall 
the clouds shore. The 
, that it seemed that 
h difficulty find a 
A false eteep, or a 


days before the battlo of 
sd the wholo night together 
its of Egypt mid tho proBr 


would preaipitato the] 
, a thousand fi 


feet upon 


in the julf beneath. 


wild and 
paths, borne by the 
thfnl mule, his steps 
the roar pf the avalanche 
ion its resistless rash, 
earth, and ice, swept 
desolation, far 
torrents whioh 
At Qod’s bidding the 
tion could eare the 
He was instantly 
buried where no Toice 
could erer reach his 
and snow often 
nltitndes, blind 
Hundreds 
embalmed in enow, 
dyifts, there to sleep 
conflagration shall hare 


Marengo. They 

talking orer the! „ 

pects of France. Napoleon felt greatly strength- 
ened by the arrival of his noblo friend, anil im- 
mediately assigned to him tho command of a 
division of the army. ••Dcsaix,” Bald lie, “is 
my sheet anohor.” , 

Napoleon was frilly aware that a deoiuvs bat 
tie would soon take place. Meins was rapidly 
from all parts, concentrating hisarpiy. The 
following laconic and characteristic, order was 
issued by the First Consul to Lntuies and Murat : 
•• Gather’your fortes at the river Btradclla. On 


have on 


tho 8th or 9th at the latest, you 
your hands fiftoda or eighteen thousand 'Ags 


Having toiled 
■ of desolation and 


trians. MS* them and out thorn to pioooB. It 
will b« bo vumy enemies less upon your hands 
on the day of the decisive battle wo are to cx 
peot with the army of Melas.” The prediction 
was true. An Austrian force advanced eighteen 
thousand strong. Lannes met them upon the 
field of Montebello. They Were strongly posted , 
with batteries ranged upon the bill sides which 
swept the whole plain. It wns-of the utmost 
moment that this body should bo prevented froth 
combining with the other vast forces Of the Aus- 
trians. Lannes had but eight thousand men. 


ms traveler standi upon the 
eight thousand feet above 


Could he sustain the unequal confliot for a few 
hbTfrsi Victor, who was some miles in the rear, 


now our turn to advance. Recollect ffiat I am 
in tho habit of sleeping on the (fold of battle.” 
The fugitives, reanimated by the arrival of the 
reserve, immediately rallied in their rear. The 
double chnrge in front anil Hank was inBtnntiy 
made. The Austrians were checked and stag- 
gered. A perfect tornnda,of bullets from l)e- 
saix*B division swept their ranks. They poured 
an nnswering volley into the bospniB of the 
Frenrh. A bullet pierced the breast of Desnix, 
and tie Sell and almost instantly expired. His 
last words wore, “ Tell the First Consul that my 
only regret in dying Is, to have perished before 
lmving done enough to live in the recollection of 
mrterity.” The soldiers, who devotedly loved 
lim, saw his fall, and rushed more madly on to 
avenge his death. The swollen tide of unronr, 
confusion and dismay now turned, and rolled in 
surging billows in the opposite direction. Ifnrd- 
lv'ouo moment etapsea, before the Austrians, 
flushed with victory, wore overwhelmed by de- 
feat. In the midst of this terrific scene, an aid 
rode up to Napoleon and said, “ Desaix is dead.” 
But a moment before they were .conversing side 
by side. Napoleon pressed his forehead convul- 
sively with his hand, and exclaimed mournfully*; 
“ Why is it not permitted me to weep !' Victory 
at such a price is dear.” 


IiAfuiF. T’i.ati* o» Glam.— Tho large now *o com- 

mon in the show windows of store* constitute one of tho 
most costly aa Well m bcantlflil of ornament*. Thee*' Im- 
mense pane* arc made In Franco, and the process of tliclr 
manufacture Is thus described by tho NewYork Mirror : 
The Urge plates are east. They come from the mould 
id to ‘ *' 


hry must be polished. What u work ’ It 
*<*< ins an impossible one. Hut no— fasten down tho plan 


rough, ami 


upon a firm table, and go to work Just M the marble men 
do with their slabs ; draw the henry polbher backward 
and forward hour ifUY hour, with Inexhaustible patience, 
and tho sharp friction after a while prevails. As the Work 


Advances, finer and finer polishing powders are used, until 
' * "* ~ \5js Of 


at length you find the workmen engaged with soil ft .. 
cottdn fabric, wet with seme nice polished mixture which 
glvfs the highest perfection of sarfnoe. 

It li not strange that these plates should cost some- 
thing. Perhaps few are aware how fust tha price rises 
with Increase of si io. Those large plates which are occa- 
sionally s cep In shiiji windows, as in Stewart’s great mar- 
ble store, are thought a little noticeable Indeed, hut how 
few know what one of them costs. Wo do not know how 


much Mr. Stewart, paid for his. but wo know that such 
plates rango at frightful prlcps— three, four and five hun- 


dred dollars ! Wo think that one Importer in this dty has 

' ‘ * ‘ “ * • • - • ,th 


plates for sale which, are a* high as eight hundred dollars ’ 
Now these are great prices for a single pane of glass. 
The glnss Is thick. Indeed, but. after all. it Is fragile. What 
a.chunco for dHmnge on a large scale ! How much mis- 
chief a cureless boy may do in n moment. Wo saw 


costly pane yesterday which had been cracked by the 
'tin * * 


If war 1ms its chivalry and it* pageantry, it 
has also revolting liidoousness and demoniac woe. 
Tho young, the noble, tho snnguine were writh- 
ing there in agony. Bullett respect not beauty. 
They tear out tho eye, and shatter tho jaw, and 
rend the chock, and transform the human face 
divine into an aspect upon which one cannot but 
gaxe with horror. From the field of Marengo 
many a young man returned to his home bo mu- 
tilated as no longer to be recognized by friends, 
and passed a weary lifedn repulsive deformity. 
Mercy abandons the field of battle. The frantic 
War-horse With iron hoof tramples upon the 
mangled face, the throbbing’ and inflamed 
wounds, the splintered bones, and heeds not the 
shriek of torture. Crushed into the bloody mire 
by the ponderous wheels of hoavy artillery, the 
victim of barbaric war thinks of mother, and 
father, and sister, and home, and shrieks and 
moans, and dies ; his body Is stripped by the vaga- 
bond? who follow the camp ; his naked, mangled 
corpse is covered by tv- few shovels’ full of earth, 
ana left for food for vultures atid for dogs,, and 
he Is forgotten for ever— and it is called glory! 
He who loves war for its excitements, and itspa- 
infcry, and its fancied glory, is the most emi- 
nent or all the dupes of folly and sin. Ho who 
loathes war, with an inexpressible loathing, who 
will do everything in his power to avert the diro 
and horriblo calamity, but who will, neverthe- 
less, in tho last extremity, with a determined 
spirit, encounter all its perils, from love of 
country and of home, who is willing to sacrifice 
himself and all that is dear to him In life, to 
promote the well-being of his fellow-man, will 
over receive tho homago of the world, and wo 


warping of the window frame. 

'.Mirrors have attained a monstrous itze. Tori feet is 
now no extra length ; twelve is often attained. When 
the plates reach these great lengths, a little increase in 
width adds astopinhingly to the price. A large mirror is 
so beautiful a thing, that we can hardly have the heart to 
reproach a man for buyiug it. who half* the means. It is 
durable, and always useful. It fulfill* that, nft-quotod dv- 
«lfe of llurns—” to see ourself as others see." 


Thu Last or the Jacobite*. — Janet Munro. or M'Kcn- 
*ie. departed this life at Alness, in Jtosshirc, on the 18th 
April. Janet, at the period of her decease, was the oldest 
woman in Scotland, it not in Great llritain. for she was 
at leaxtrllO years Of ago. aud there Is reason Co believe that 
she. was even more. -She had a child’s recollection of the 
great national event of the battle of Culloden. and from 
many of her nearest relations, the Muurbcs and M'Kenziea, 
having been “ out In that romantic and daring enter- 
prfao, she could detail a whole catalogue pf curious inch 
dents connected with these eventful times, which, from, 
retired raodoof life and comparatively remote resi- 
dence. never found their way into print. In Janet Munro 
there has passed’away the last inhabitant of Scotland who 
was alive when Charles Edward held staid in Holyrood. or 
skulked as a hunted deer amongst the Western isles. She 
was a staunch Jacobite till her dying day. and was, wo 
have no doubt, the last individual in the British dominion 
who conscientiously believed' that her Majesty held the 
crown by an unlawful tenure. It Is strange to think of 


also fully believe that he will receive the ap- 
proval of God. Washington abhorred war in 


all its forms, yot ho braved all its perils. 


it Ma^two thousand feet higher 


Mount Washington, our own 
This summit, over which 
i*t* of a small level {fiain, 
of snow of still higher 


uvuip , ll « Wl | HWU nun ouiuo umv « SIS view A tut , 

could come up vrith s reserve of four thousand 
men. The Frenoh soldiors, fully conscious of 
the odde sgsinst^vrhich they were to contend, 


and of tAe carnage Into tho midst of whioh they 
plunging, with shouts of enthusiasm, 


800, Napoleon 


at last arrived On the 
entered his carriage 


were 

rushed upon "their foes. Instantaneously a 
■warm of grape-shot from all tho batteries, 
swept through hie ranks. 8ald Lannes. ••I 
could hear the bones ernsh in my division like 
;lam In a hall storm ! ” For nine long hours, 


Good-by, my dear 
to Italy. .1 shall not for- 


glass 

from eleven in the morning until eight at night, 
continued. Again and again 


Ons lights wore first introduced into London 
is iso;. 

There nrc nine hundred children in ft einglo 

wtirk-houtp In Limerick. . * * 

Admiral Motard, who accompanied Napoleon 

to Egypt, has recently died. 

Strnio forty or fifty thousand dozens of eggs 

have b<*en shipped at Milwaukee tor NewYork thi« eoaiion. 

.Kx-Scnntoh Urease has been elected Speaker 

of the lllinoie House of lteprcsentatlves. . ” 

The editor of the Lebanon (Ohio) Star recent- 

ly mw a stalk of r^c measuring 8 feel 10 inches in length. 

A girl sixteen years of age, living fit St. Malo, 
it said to have been asleep six weeks, aud without having 
had uny nourishment. 

The cultivation of madder is being pursued 
extensively and profitably In various portions of the 
Northern States. 

Visitors are flocking to Newport in unwonted 
numbers. The Boston Post says they take their ••'modi- 
ciuo chests 11 with them. 

The Buffalo Commercial says that the travel 

through that city is immense, beyond ail precedent. The 
steamers utid curs arrive and depart crowded. 

We notice the death of Lady Johnson, in Eng* 
land, the Duly daughter of Lord WliUHfi Catppbell, who 
was once Provincial Governor of South Carolina. 

Fifteen cases of sun-stroke occurred in New 
York und vicinity on the ldth Inst. Two In the city and 
two iu Brooklyn terminated fatally. 

One hundred and eighteen thousand pounds 
of butter were recently taken into the. city of New York 
in one’ day by the Krle Hailroud. 


B. H. FAHNEBTOCIT8 VERMIFUGE I 

The Safest and Most KfTecttvo 

HEM EDIT FOR WORMS 

THAT hss aver been discovered. Tills , preparation 'tins 
now stood tha test of twenty-two yaan- trial, and is confi- 
dently rvconunanded as a safe and ciTectuat medicine for 
expelling worms from the system. 

The proprietor has made it a point to ascertain the ro 
suit of its use In such cases as came within his knowledge 
and observation, and he invariably found it to produce the 
mostAalu^tary effects ; not unfrequently. after nearly all 


At the May/cfr in Paris Louis Napoleon rode 

a dark bay horse whjch cost him in England $1055— and 


whnt has passed during the five acorn years and ten which 
have elapsed since this venerable crone wan christened. 
She waa in the prime of life when the United Staten of 


venerable crone w rh christened 
r ufe w 

America v«v' > re English colonica ; she was become elderly 


Amenca.were XiHguwi coionica ; ane was oeconin elUorlv 
before Napoleon gained hia first battle, and she had lapsed 
into old age before atcamero or loeomotivea on railway* 
were heard of. . Janet belonged to the respectable claaa of 
small farmers ; she was a woman of unblemished charac- 
ter, and was a widow f of tho period of 43 years. She re- 
tained till her last momenta tho exercise of hor mental 
faculties, and previous to her last illness could read the 
smallest print with the naked eye. [Glasgow Herald. 


1 will nM be absent long.” At a 
array was In motion, 
France. He nr- 
troops 

a a t war were on the 
boar. Napoleon imme- 
a very earefru inspection, 
l nowter and every horseman passed 
ecra Uniting eyi. If a shoo was rag- 
’aaket torn, or a musket injured, the 
immediately repaired. His glowing 
L ~" “ with the ardor which 

The genius of 
into Itho mighty 
i man exerted himself to the utmost . 
their ohlef Was everywhere, and his 
fee around the army to almost sa- 
nations. Two skillful engineers 
to explore the path, ana to do 
be done in the removal of the ob- 
They returned with, an appalling 
be apparently insurmountable diffi- 
th* way. “Is It pouMe," inquired 
“to crass the pose?" “Perba “ 
‘ r, “ it is within tha 
orward, then, 
man was reqi 
food for several 
cartridges A* 
path could only be 
vj wheels were taken 


T7K 




i hia 


elung upon a pole. 
The talk for the foot 


for the horsemen. 
_ _i (hot, drsglng their 
w an . , The desoent was very dan- 
> dragoon, in the steep and narrow 
t pefle d to walk before his hone, 
■tumble ho was exposed to being 

faiSSifKS-LS 

shed. To Effort the heavy cannon 
. pine logo were split in the centre, 
owed out. and the guns sunk into 


1 long string of mules, in single 
hed to the poi ' ' ‘ 


. 1 the ponderous maohines of 

wmr, to drag them up the slippery ascent . The 
gon to toil, and then the men, 
toed will, brought their own 

. , ■* hornees— a hundrikl men to 

• •ngfe JS“- Hoptdeon offered the peasants 
i dollars for the transportation of a 
*■ <w Out poos. Theidve of gain 
; enough to here them to such tre- 
Napoleon’s fascination 
> hearts of his soldier* w« a morepow- j 
fee. With shouts of encouragement 
I at the cablee, successive Unto of a 
,„*«*> rehoving each other every half 
I gletuaiej 


the horrid oarni 
the mangled, bleeding, wasted "columns were 
I rallied to the charge. 

At lost, when three thousand Frenchmen wore 
strewn dead npon the ground, the Austrians 
broke and fled, leaving also three thousand mu- 
tilated corpses and six thousand prisoners behind 
them. Napoleon, hastening to the aid of hiB lieu- 
tenant, arrived upon the field just in time to see 
the battle won. He rode up to Lannes. Tho 
intrepid soldier stood in the midst of mounds of 
the dead — his sward dripping with blood in his 
exhausted hand— his face blackened with pow- 
der and smoke — and hiB uniform soiled and tat- 
tered by the long and torrifio strife. Napoleon 
silently, but proudly, smiled upon tho licroio 
General, and forgot not his reward. From this 
battle Lannes received the title of Duke of Mon- 
tebello, "ft title by whioh his family is distin, 
guisheij^O the present day. 

This woe the opening of the campaign. It 
inspired the French with enthusiasm ; it nerved 
thn Austrians to despair. Melas now deter- 
mined to make a desperate effort to break 
through the toils. Napoleon, with intonso 
solloitude, was watching every movoment of 
his foe, knowing not upon what point the 
onwt would fall. Before /daybreak, on the 
morqlng of the 14th of June, Melas, hav- 
ing aceumnlftted about-Torty thousand men, 
including seven thousand cavalry and two hun- 
dred pieces of cannon, made an impetuous as- 
sault upon tlic French, hut twenty thousand in 
number, drawn up upon tho ylaiu of Marengo 
Desaix, with a reserve of six thousand men, 
Wes at sueh a distance — nearly thirty miles 
from Marengo— that he could not poBBihly be, 
recalled before the close .of the day. Theda*? 
gcr was frightful that the French would 1m en- 
tirely out to pieces before any sucoor could ar- 
rive. But the quick car of Dcsaix cadglit tho 
sound of tho heavy cannonade, as itpftme boom- 
ing over 'the plain like distant thunder, lie 
sprung from his couoli and listepnl. Tho heavy 
pind uninterrupted roar proclaimed a pitched 
battle, aud he was alarmed for his beloved 
chief. Immediately ho/foused his troops, and 
they started upon the rush’ to suocor their com- 
rade*. 


Later from Texas. 

arrival Tuesday of tho steamship Louisiana. 
Capt. Lawless, we have received Galveston papers to the 
24 th, and our exchanges from the interior. 

PAasr.rffiraa AaaivKD.— The Russian brig St. Teters, 
from firemen, arrived at Galveston on the 23d, with one 
hundred immigrants. Most of them left the next day for 
Houston. The Hamburg bark Miles arrived on tho 21st 
with sixty-six passengers for Galveston, and thirty-seven 
for Indlanola. 

Military Df.pot.— The Galveston Journal says : “ We 
have learned from several sources, and now find the infor- 
mation confirmed by the Nueces Valley,' “that Corpus 
Chrlstl has been selected by the Government for the mili- 
tary depot of all the country west of the Ban Antonio 
river, This will undoubtedly tend greatly to the advan- 
tage of that beautlfhl place, and make it still more dtelra- 
blo as a place of residence or of business.' 

Cholera.— It la laid that tha cholera is prevailing to a 
considerable extent at Indlanola. It is, however, princi- 
pally confined to unacclhnated Germans, of whom there is 
a large number in ( the place. We understand that Lavaca, 
Victoria and other towris arc generally healthy. 

A letter dated Wharton, June lu, says : “ The cholera 
has broke out a mile and a half from Wharton, on Colonel 
Boalton’s plantation. . Five grown negroes have died— two 
of whom in throe hours from the time they were taken. 
Eight new cases reported this morning on tho same place. 11 

Two children of Capt. W. Ward died of cholera, at Pcla- 
clous, on Matagorda Bay, a few days since. 

Outrage. — At Galveston on the evening of Saturday, 
the 10th lust., a party of drunken sailors assaulted the 
family of a German emigrant, aifd for attempting to de- 
fend them, he was so badly beaten with a billet of wood 
that he died the following Monday in the Hospital. The 
perpetrators of the outrage were arrested. 

Dr. NcvHEcjn.— The Colorado Reveille is exceedingly 
bitter in its remarks in reforenoo to this enterprising in- 
dividual. to whom it accords the aliat of Bouncnborg, the 
Jow peddler. Tho worthy Doctor it appears got ihto the j 
Reveille about $00, which he found it convenient to for- 1 
got when he sloped. The Reveillo says he Is ono of tho 
most consummate scoundrels that ever Imposed on a com- 
munity, and it trusts that the press will pass hiurround 
for the benefit of tbo public at large. 

Sentenced.— Thomas Downey, convicted at Ban Anto- 
nio of rape, has been sent to the Penitentiary for 21 years. 

Steamers and Rivers.— The Galveston Nows of the 
22d -says: We learn that the Jack Hays Is dying at 
Green’s Bluff, three miles above Liberty, on hor wuy upf 
the river, aud can get neither up or down. 

The Magnolia Is fast about six miles below Swartwout 
on her way up. 

The Trinity river Is reported to be doail low./ 

The Crops— Highly favorable acoounts of the crops in 
oil parts of tbo Btate, continue to como iijt’ There will bo 
more corn than has ever before been Aised in a season, 
and It Is estimated that the price ^iil not be more than 
twenty-five cents per bushel. 

Jail to Let. — On the 10th inst. tho jail at Ban Antonio 
was Vacant. 

Convict Escaped. — A Mexican convict escaped from 
the Penitentiary on tho 18th inst. 

Agricultural BocnprV.— The citizens of Kaufman 
county met oh the !£0th of May for the purpose of form- 
ing an Agrlcultur*a / 8ociety. a 

The Pecan Crop — This crop is said to bo rery abundant 
this season. -The Victoria Advocate says that from the 


From BtrRNbfl Ayres.— T he Boston Advertiser has re- 
ceived a copy of tho Buenos Ayres Herald of April 13. It 
Istbe second number of a semi-monthly journal, published 
in English, and devoted to ‘-.Temperance. Morality ami 
General Intelligence. 11 Although not of so late a date as 
our latest advices from that plivce.it contains some items 
of intelligence which, had not before reached us: It con- 
tains a list of tho Representatives of the Province— twen- 
ty in number — who were chosen ou tlio preceding Sunday. 
The election is spoken of as the exercise of a privilege 
which but a small minority of the citizens e^er before en- 
joyed. There were two tickets, one on white paper, con- 
sidered semi-official, and the other on yellow, called tho 
people’s ticket. Tho latter succeeded, containing, how- 
ever. ten of the candidates of tho other. The candidate* 
on both tickets, among whom were a Bishop and two Col 
onels, each received Upwards of 7.300 votes.— thoso on Un- 
people's ticket only 3.809 to 3.962. Complaint is made, 
tiiat in somoof the parishes there waa ati interference of 


the military, but that this was in opposition to the policy 

'" **" “* “““ " Ued, ft 


of the Liberator, and from the disaffection it excited, 
produced a contrary effect from whht was intended. 

On the 12tli Gen. Urqulsa was sworn into office under 
the appointment which he hod received, as before an- 
nounced, from the joint act of the Governors of Buenos 


Ayros, Entre Rios and Oorientes, and of the Plenipoten- 
of Santa Fe, as Director of tho foreign affairs of tho 


tlary c 


Argentine Republic until the assembling of tlio National 
Cougress. lie had appointed 1 )e. Luis J. do la Pena to 
be Minir' - ** ” * % 


lister of Foreign Affairs. 


Saketv Smra. — A correspondent of tbo 8cientjftd Amer- 
ican makes the following suggestion : “ Safety ships have 
been constructed In England divided into water tight 
compartments. A variety of other plans have been suggest- 
ed at different times, some of which are very good . Would 
It not bo sufficient to place under the decks and between 
the beams, tubes or compartments of India rubber or 
gutta percha. connected with numerous pumps on deck, 
which might be inflated at a moment of danger so as to 
support the ship with ease ? These tubes or compart- 
ments can bo made to lie close against the ceilings, and 
kept there by pieces of wood. prensdU by a spring, which 
wouldvgive by pressure from within. The whole contri- 
vance is simple, in no way inconvenient, might bo orna- 
mental, and of but little expense. How much more con- 


soling to run to the pumps to Inflate these tubes (one half 
nrhl * — 4 ‘ *■ ' - 1 


of which ought to bo made sufficient to support tho 
whole vessel) than to sot to w ork in anxiety and doubt, 
amounting to despair to keep tile water out of a leukiug 
slnkiug ship. 


said to bo cheap at that. 

The name “ Artesian” applied to bored wells 

is derived from tho province of Artois, in France, wherrj, 
it is Said, they were flrit excavated. 

A Btrect peddler in Cincinnati Bold a lady a 
nice silk dress which he had stolen a few hours before at 
her hpsband’s store. The merchant valued it at $35, and 
the lady purchased it for $14. 

Mr. l)un8comb, in behalf of the corporation 
of Trinity Church. N. Y., on Tuesday, the 15th 'instant, 
laid one thousand dollars ou the plate at the offer^tpry 
for the poor. 

A Cincinnati paper describes a rafco which 
recently took place in that city, betweeh two hearse* both 
containing corpses. The drivers whipped, shouted aud 
swore, and half a dozen timos narrowly escaped upsetting. 

The locomotive Sandusky on the Mad River 
and Lake Erio Railroad, came into Cleveland (Ohio) on 
the, 11th instant, with sixty-two heavily loadod. four 
wheeled cars The precise wolgiq or tho train wc did not 
learn, but it must have been enormous. 

A rcmnrkablc phenomenon took place at Cairo, 
Egypt, on the 1st ult. : a regular contest between the 
Khamasin, ot wind of tno desert, and tho north wind. 
Tho latter was at lehgth the victor, after a hurricane of 
unheard-of violence. Trees were torn up by the roots, 
and the magnificent gardens of Choubrt, and others in 
tho environs of the city, were seriously injured. Never In 
tho memory of man waa thunder heard or hall seen at 
this season in Egypt. Tho, hurricane was succeeded' by a 
heavy rain, which lastM nil the night of tho 1st. and on 
the following day tho Khamasin was more suffocating 
than ever. 

f In Madame Do Stael’s Consideration $ of the 
French ltr i olution % sho relates that the widest Napoleon, 
when First' Consul, tamed abruptly to a lady in the circle, 
saying : “ Madame. 1 do not llko women to talk politics 11 
’’ You are right, citlsen Consul. 11 won the retort ; “ but in 
r country where women’s heads aro taken off, it is natural 
for them to ask why.”- 

Tho State of Maine takes precedence of every 

other State in tho Union with regard to the number of 
vessels built, and the amount of tonnage owned, accord- 
ing to a statement iu a late Treasury report. The total 
number of vessels built lu that State, for the year ending 
tho 30th Of June last, was 254, the amount of tonnage 
77.308. Tho Btate of NewYork the noxt in rank,, num- 
bered 220 vessels and 70,805 tons. 

It is sta'lcd that tho largest church on this 
continent is the French Cathedral of Notre Dame, in Mon 
treat, Cauuda. It will comfortably scat ten thousand per- 
sons. and on the occasion of air 1 ” 


- — any great religious curemony 

will hold fifteen thousand. It fius been completed within 


tho last few years. Tho bell, lately hung iii ono of the 
towers of this cathedral, is nlso tho largest bell upon the 
contincut of America ; and, with some few exception*, 
such as the great bell at Moscow, and the Great Tom i*t 
Lincoln, Englaud, is tho largest bell now hanging in the 
world. 


PRIZE ESSAYS 

ON DUTIES OF MASTERS itO SERVANTS. 

By Rev. II. N. McTyelre, of Now Orleans ; Rev. C. F. 
Sturgcs, of Alabama ; Rev. A. T. Holmes, of Goorgia 
This little work was published a year since, and has 
met with encouraging success and been cordially com 
mended by tho various denominations. It deserves a 
prominent place on the table of cvefy master. Trice. 
Thirty-five Cunts. 

Published hi Charleston, 8. C., by Southern Baptist Pub- 
lishing Society. For sale in New Orleans by 
je26 3m JOHN BALL, 56 Gravier street. 


'Rare Honesty. — General Magnan. Oommandcr-in-Chief 
of Paris, has published the following general order, dated 
the 12th : “ On Sunday, the 9th instant, a soldier of tho 
1 ght infantry regiment, in crossing tbo Place do la Con- 
corde. picked up four bank notes wlilch a gentleman let 


fall, ran after the owner with them, and gaverthem to him! 

recompense, but lie ob- 


Not only would he not accept any , , 

stinatuly refused to tell his name, saying "that he did not 
•wish to be known. Tho Ueueral-ln-Chlef hns nothing to 
add to tho recital of this action, in which probity and dis- 
interestedness are allied to tho rarest delicacy and mo. 
dusty. Ha employs an order, as tho only means at his dis- 
posal, of causing to reach tho soldier the testimony of his 
liveliest satisfaction, for conduct which honors tho wholo 
army In thp parson of one o f its children.’*'’ . ' 


l *w*y i 


nds of 

«ag] 

» their feet. The 
the unwonted 
! paused in bold re- 
r martial ar- 
I the solitude, 
k tsxy very 
’ &***! 
i re-echoed with sublime reverbe- 
sle of rock end 
_ wot**, the sol- 
I aa If rudiing upon 
- to these bauds the 
warn m had promised to the 
it •• • man. they refused the gold 


I ^jrwrre » 


Guadaloupc valley there will probably bo many thousand 
bushebpdhipped. It is noticed that tho podaA trees do 


Napoleon dispatched courier alter cour- 


ier to hurry the division along, while his troops 
stood firm through terrific hours, as their ranks 


were plow< 
toes/ 


bjp tho murderous dischargos -of 


-liSJLr* J “P'rioriy to nil 

rjrnoUvto. Weiw not toilin* for 
ipro.iR 




• dtoitot. 


• tbo mou*. 

u£S 3 S|t' 


He miiimwl 

> bo nlnoya wore. 

m u bounding uj, tbo cliff, 

I > (iruMing court 
t who noted w bio guide lu 
Ifco dintiuxuuhod ruuk | 
»u ©on 


tbeir foes,' At inst the destruction, was too aw- 
ful for mortal man to endure. Many divisions 
of tbe army broke and fled, crying, “ Jill is 
lopt! tare himself who call ! ” A scene of 
qghtful disorder ensued. Tlio whole plain was 
covered with fugitives, swept like an inuudu- 
tion before the multitudinous Austrians Na- 
p-den still held a few nquares together, who 
slowly and sullenly, retreated, while two hun- 
dred pieces of artillery, closely pressing them, 
poured incessant death into their ranks. Every 
foot of ground was left encumbered with the 
“to 1 *- It was now three o’clock in tlio after- 
noon, and Melas, exhausted with toil and ns- 
*“*'*'* toot he had gained a complete victory, 
left yen. Zacli to finish the work.. He. retired 
to but headquarters, and immediately dispatched 
couriers all over Europe to announce the great 
Victory of Marengo, (jaid an Austrian veteran, 
Who had before encountered Nupolcqn at Areola 
and ltivoli, "Melas Is too aanguine. Depend 
upon it. pur day's work U not yet done. Na- 
poleon will yet be upon us with bis reserve.” 
dust then the anxious eye of the First Consul 
■spied the solid columns of Desaix entering the 
plain. Desaix plunging hia spurs into his horse, 
outstripped all the rest, and gallopped iuto tl*e 
presence of Napoleon. As he cast a glance over 
the wild confusion . and devastation of the -field, 
he exclaimed hurriedly, “ 1 aee that the battle 
is feat. 1 suppose 1 can do no more for you than 
to cover your retreat.” ‘‘Dyuo uicuus," Na- 
i H **' jn replied, with apparently us much oornpo- 
•toe toil be had been sitting by bis own fire- 
*“!S* ‘ ,u * e battle, j trust.ii gained. Charge 
TSr 3 ! our The disordered trooiai nil 

Tfo ? rt * r ” Like a rock, Desaix, with 
‘^““P'tftUnx of ton thousand men, mot the 
ou rolling billow of Austrian victory. At the 
tome time Nanofeon dispatched an order to Kel- 
lenoan, with his cavalry, to charge the Iriumt 


not yfiila abundantly oftoner than ouco la four years. 
Tfhi lost largo crop was iii 1848. , *, A * 

Limit-house. — -The materials for tho now ligbt-liousc at 
Matagorda Pass, hare arrived at that polut. The build- 
iug is to be of cast Iron, resting on a foundation of brick 
and gr&nltu forty feet square. The light— a revolving one 
—will be at an elevation of about sevonty-flvo feot, and 
will be visible at a distance of eighteen miles. 

Fell Oi erikuiid.— O n the last trip of the Moxico from 
Indlanola to Galveston, a little girl, about fcevou yean* of 
ago, only child of Daniel DuProe, of Mississippi? fell over- 
board and was drowned. 

Mi ruers.— T he Leon Pioneer given an account of two 
murders, recently committed in that section. A man 
named Cook, and another named Harrison, both residing 
in Navarro county, were paying their addresses to the 
same young lady, and being unable to settle tbe matter 
amicably, made an appeal to shot guns, which resulted in 
the Instant death of Harrison. Cook was still at large. 

On the 1st inst. a man named Bernier killed another 
named Day, itfar Springfield, in Limestone county. The 
cause wus u dispute about their labor. Much excitemont 
was created in Springfield, and it was thought an appeal 
for justice, would bp made to Judgo Lynch. 

Fresh Water.— A water tauk is about being completed 
within half a mile of ludlanola. by jdiicj^IhaL place will 
be supplied with good water. 






Louisiana Interior. 

The Weather, and the Crom.— 1 The Caddo Gazette 
of the 19th inst says : The weather for the last few days 
hes been excessively hot and oppreLdve — so much so that, 
we fear the crops of our upland planters will suffer from 
drouths 

The sugar, corn and cotton crops on the Mississippi and 
Red rivers were never in a mojfi nourishing con- 
dition than at this time. We observed that soma /pw. 
planters had permitted theBrass to get the upper hand 
of them, but as a gvuvral lC®Jg tbe crops have bceu care- 
fully attended, and theyWU repay the laborer* for th* 
culture they havtiNceived. 

The Baton Rouge Gazette of the 26th says : For the 
past week tho weather has been very warm and dry— wc 
need rain very much, both for comfort and tbe good of 
the crops. The mercury in tbe thermometer had stood at 
90 lu the shade for some days previous to the above men 
lioued date. 


Red Kn xa.— At Shreveport, on the 19lh inst., the river 
Was falling rapidly, but there was yet sufficient water for 
the largest class of boots. 


Koiwm’a <’ARi >— (loud Ncxtt fur Critoin Hold Ketj*rt. 

Ko^guth ha* pubiishod tbe following card, which will be 
xoeadlngjjr agreeable U> the proprietors at Ihtt Burnet 
louse. OlaelnnaU, m tbe econninii-tei P/mns.11 nf a,. uii. 


House. OlaeinnaU, as tbe economical Council of that city, 
after iuTltinj the Magyar to visit them refused to pay 
his bill Kl the hotel 


.to.MXtoA., siui iu. cavalry, m charge th« triuiu- 

phuaxr t column of the Auatrieiui in niuik It 

-1- _ ■ * . • • . . . . 


to* work of u moiuwit. aud U. B wliol* as,**, of 
toe field was cLungcd. Nupoltun rode atom, the 
lilies of tooec on toe re treat, exclaiming, T> My 
we lifve reirt* tixl Ur etwugt, U fe 


I rw|UMt alt tboM 
might Wlum. I..v, whauv.r rlMlu,, to teftl. with 


m.. to aa tor to to. court of ua. Ur I’.ul Uulnik, 

been U 

to the earns g« 

NewYork, J 1 


qumtall Uio« lowborn „ y 7b?aVm£ hare 

»y country to dinct 


Jaa.Hl, mi 


PRi.fiENep'or Mind.— The herdsman of a farm in North 
Uist hud.occanlon one day, lately, to send his daughter for 
tlio cattle finder his charge. There were about eighty or 
tlieih^aiid among them two bulls, one of which was occa- 
sionally in the lmblt of assaulting people. On the day in 
iestiQh v .tho damsel unwarily approached the bull too 
’closely, when he immediately gave chase. On a level field, 
without dykes, bogs, or any other place of reftige to resort 
to. what would the reader have done— for. to run home, 
a distance of three quarters of a mile, was out of the 
question. The girl, with great presence of mind, ran over 
to tho other bull, a good natured animal, and much 
stronger than her assailant. Staudiug close by his side, 
and kindly tupping him on the back, she drove him 
towards her father’s house, fallowed by her enraged enemy, 
who kept roaring and fuming. all the way. but when he 
came too oloae. her protector turned rouud and. kept her 
assajlant 1 ut bay. In this manner the fugitive arrived 
safely at home. [Inverness (Scotland) Courier. 


An Honest Lawyer —A very old number of a Tennessee 
paper contains a quaint advertisement, signed “ William 
Tatham.” in which wo find (among many more) the fol- 
lowing rules of practice : 

I will turn a deaf ear to no man because his purse i's 
empty.” Good, but rather impracticable. 1 will advise 
no man beyond my comprehension ot his cause.’ 1 Ex- 
cellent. aud favorable to brevity of advice. •• I will bring 
none into law who my conscience toll* me should keep 
out of it.” Unexceptionable. “ I will advise the turbu- 
lent with candor, and if they will go to law against my 
advice. 1 they must pardon me for volunteering ugaiust 
them.” Fair and open, certainly. Serves ’em right. •• 1 
will never acknowledge the omnipotence. of thd ’Legisla- 
ture. or consider their acts to be law beyond tbo spirit of 
tbe constitution.” Capital ! Mr. Tatham wa* doubtless 
a bold fellow, of rare honesty far a lawyer, who, if he 
kept his own rules, was a peace-maker, aud a most useful 
cltiren ; a man greatly beloved by the poor, admired by 
tho good, respected by all, and— died insolvent. I Boston 
Post. 


The Fobk.n Frlss in NewYork.— The NewYork Herald 
furnishes the following table, showing tho position of the 


foreign press in thut city : 


Yeart 
rtlahlithed. 
Lc Courrier des Etats Unis (dum.) 20 

Etaaio /. I ...,. \ AA 


Stunts Zcituug (dem.) 20 

Democrat (dem.) 6 

Abend Zeitung (dem ) 2 


Algemeine Zeitung 
La Cronica '(neutral) 

Eco D’ltaiia (neutral) 


Daily 
Cire. *+ 
8,000 
6.500 
6,000 
8.000 
3,000 


Weekly 
■ Circ. 
2.500 
6.000 
2,000 

3.000 

5.000 

4.000 
500 


Total daHy and weekly circulation, 24,500 23.000 


The NewYork Art Union. — A new basis for tbe Art 
Uniou is proposed in case the decision of the court against 
Its legality should bo sustained. It is proposed to strike 
out from the constitution of the ussociution all that con- 
flicts with tipi law at the State, to abolish the distribution 
by lot nnd to retain the fund witli such iucn-usu as niuy 
be added by uew subioribers, and to devote it to tbe en- 
couragement of art by tbe purchase of pictures, to be tbe 
property of the individual shareholders wheuover their 
stock in the concern, with the accumulated intercut, ahull 
reach the value of a picture. 


A Delegate from' the Sandwich Islands.—' While tho 
Secretaries to \ho Committee of Reception of the Whig 
National Convention wore engaged in recording the names 
of. delegates, they were somewhat startled by the appear? 
ancc of a stout gentleman about forty-five years of age, 
with an open countenance. -from, which beamed as much 
benevolence’ aa ever did from that of the immortal Mr, 
Pickwick, who calmly approaohod, and leaning over the 
railing, requested to have his name registered us a dele- 
gate from the Sandwich Islands. When informed that 
these Islands did not yet belong to the United States, he 
maui tested considerable surprise and stoutly denied the 
fact. Finding alt expostulation useless, he withdrew, ap- 
parently iu great astonishment that a subject of King 
Kamebainehu could pot be admitted into au American 
Convention. 


Commerce or the LaI'lata. — The merchants of Phila- 
delphia have addressed a memorial to the Secretary of 
State on the subject of the commerce of tho ftitulu la 
Plata. They set fbrtb that ih« French and English Gov- 
ernments are endeavoring to secure to themselves com- 
mercial advantage,* arising fro^ the recent political 
changes in the countries bordering upon the La Plata aud 
its tribuuries. The memorialiiits, without uudertaklug 
to direct the nature of theagenej to be employed, earn- 
estly advise that it may .be concurrent with an explora- 
tion as far as practicable, of the navigable tribtfUries of 
tbe La Plata, far the purpose of acquiring further infor- 
mation. a* to the commercial products cf their shores aud 
the physical wuuls of their consumption. 

“ Have you ground all the toola right, as I 
told you this morning when I went away f” saldacarpen- 
Ur to a rather green lad whom h* had taken for an ap- 
prentice All bUl th* baud-***, air !” replied the lad 

- 1 C/Uita’t (Ct quite sil Uw Ml ef tout." 


POPULAR METHODIST BOOKS. 

[Just published by Derby Si Miller, Auburn, Now York.] 
1’IIK HISTORY OF THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL 
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account of tho Origin, Progress. Doctrlpes, Church 
Policy, Usugcs, Institutions and Statistics, liy Rev. P 
Douglass Gorrie, of Black River Conference. 12mo. 

1’rice $100 

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containing Biographical Sketches. Incidents, Anecdotes. 
Record of Travel, etc., etc., by same author. 12uio..l 26 
THE WESLEY OFFERING : or, Wealoy and Ills Times 
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seven years have I sojourned on this earth, endeavoring 

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THE METHODIST PREACHER, containing twenty-eight 
Sermons ou Doctriuul and Practical SuhjecU, by iilshop 
lledding. Dr. Fisk, Dr. Hangs, aud other promluenl 
ministers of tbo M. E. Clnirch. Edited by Rev. D. 

Holmes 1 (HI 

THE YOUNG LADY'S ROOK: OR. PRINCIPLES OF 
FEMALE EDUCATION. By Rev. W. llosincr, Editor 

of N. C. Advocate. 7th edition, IGum 1 U0 

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By same uutho'r. 16mo ! 1 00 

THE NORTHERN HARP AND FOREST MELODIES 

By Mrs. M . A. Bigelow .V. . 

Copies pf any of the above sent by mail, free of postage, 
on receipt of price, post-paid. 

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above and many other very popular books, all of a reli- 
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of tho Bible, to whom great Inducements are offered. For 
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solicited. , je26 larnSin 

rillL ADKLPII I A iS AD L) L E LI Y AND TRUN K 

VV. AREHOtiSE/' 

S. ROBB & Oo., 

No. 60 O racier street, Sew Orleans. 
Tho subscribers invite Planters and Dculers in Saddlery, 
etc., to call and examine their stock. 

They aro constantly receiving Goods.*from the Manu- 
factory in Philadelphia, and direct from Englaud, aud are 
prepared to offer liberal inducements to purchasers. 

Their stock in kttfro is large and well assorted, and is 
comprised as follows ; 

Baddies, Bridles and Martingales in great variety 
Coach, Gig. Buggy. Dearborn, Stuge, Wagon. Dray, Cart 
aud Plough Harness ; Horse and Mule Collars, Huuu- 
and Blind Bridies ; Trace Chains ; Medical Bags ; Suddlcry 
Hardware ; Leather of all descriptions ; Coach Furniture 
and Trimmings ; Trunk Trimmings ; Saddlers, Couch and 
Trunkmakcrh 1 Tools ; Oil, Varnish ; India Rubber and 
Patent stretched Leather Gin and Mill Bauds; India 
Rubber Goods ; Traveling aud Packing Trunks ; Lentb 
aud Carpet Traveling, Bags, Valises, etc., etc., etc. /- 
mbfl ’62— ly _ 

~ BREWSTER & 66., 

C A UR I A G E W, A U K H O U S E , 

No. 116 Gravier street, rear St. Charles Hotel, and 105 St 
0 Charles street. , 

SOLICIT tlio attention of purchasers to their extensive 
and varied assortment of 

CARRIAGES AND HARNESS.' 

Which they offer at t lie very lowest prices fer cash or ap- 
proved paper. They arc constantly receiving from tboir 
New York house, No, 390 Broadway, (the oldest Carriagi 
Repository iu the United States.) a variety of 

NEW YORK CITY MADE CARRIAGES. 

Sojnr of which are of entirely now nnd original designs 
Also, plalnor. but equally substantial vehicles, from the 
sumo reputable Eastern manufacturers. 

Particular attention will be given'to the covering tufT 
shipment of Carriages, to insure prompt and safe delivery 


ho oImjto eitoUlilurtrin tou 
following: _ J "• 


All the publications of this Concern to 1. a 

— >■*— j- - -■ •*- 1 "sa OBfityn^. 


the ordinary preparations for worms, had been previously 
resorted to without any permanent advantage. This fact 


Is attoated by the certificate* and statements of hundreds 
of respectable persons in different parts fif the country. 


and should Induce families 'always to keep a vial of the 
preparation In their possession, ft Is mild in its operation 


and may be administered with perfect safety to tbe most 
delicate infant jfi^*SoM by all Druggists in NewOrlcans. 
and by neatly ail Druggists and country merchants In the 
United States. majr22-lv 


tion, at catalogue prleis, 

SUNDAY SCHOOL BO0K8 
Sunday School Books of all denomination*’ 
tensive lUMortmunt of JUVENILE 
Libraries. 

THEOLOGY. 

Till, dopurtnumt In rfry Inr*... erobnulni, ei , k . . 
work. In TIimIokj pubUiliwl In thin connw . 


ropi-. among wMch may la- found (Im'S!^" 4 


Jc-r, -my Taylor, Wwlay. Clarke, lfenry, 
l.ookn. Bacon, Milton, Collier, Slirrlock, ijj Nft 


• E. C. ESTES, 

C O M M IS Sion M F. Hill S T , 

New York. 

Purchases every description of MERCHANDISE on 
orders frqrn mcrchnntf, plffhters and others, cither for 
cash or on credit, einbraoing Dry Goods. Clothing. Hard- 


ware. Pianos, Carriages, Furniture. Machinery. Planters' 
Utensils, and Indeod'eve.ry thing the innrkot affords. 


Consignments of any Produce promptly and faithfully 
ttended to. «. .. 

— — refers to 

Messrs. Wightmnn Si Summers, Editors Southern Christian 
Advocate. Charleston. 

Rev. John R. McFcrrln, Editor Nashville Advocato. Nash- 
Tllle.Tenn 

- r Editor New Orleans Christian Advocato. 

.Messrs. J. 0. Nelson fit Co.. New Orleans. 

Messrs. Cherry, llonderson fit Co.. New Orleans. 
Messrs. Lowe. Pattison fit Co.. Ncw.Orloans. 

Mr. Win. Efikford. MoTjlle. Ala. 

Messrs. Weaver. Mullin & Co.. Mohilo, Ala. 

Col. Jnnies E. SHUmlers. Meddle, Alu. 

A. O. Harris, Esq.', Memphis. Tcnn. 

’ W. B. Cooke. Ely sifiVY Fields. Texas. 

W. B. Johnston 8t Bro.. Controviile, Texas. 

G. W. Prince. Liberty. Texas. Jy23 


A CHOICE BOOK. 

THIRD EDITION IN PRESS OF CAUGIIEY S Rll- 
VITAL MI9UKLLANIRS, cuatalaing (Iotcd of hi. RK- 
MARKARLE SERMONS, Ac., a mine of RICH AND 
PRECIOUS THOUGHTS ON HOLINESS, REVIVALS, 
file. - It Is just the book for Ministers, Class Leaders, young 
convert*. Christ’s tempted oqes, and for all who desire to 
bo USEFUL and HOLY. 

Tho rapid and astonishing demand for this book has 
already exhausted two editions. The third will bo out in 
a few (lays. 

For salo by Mr JAMEB MAQEB, No. 15 Washington 
st., Boston ; LANE & BOOTT, New York, JOHN EARLY, 
Southern Methodist Book Concern, Richmond. Va. 

Agonts wanted to circulate the work. Address Rev. R. 
W. ALLEN, Fall River, Blase. fe 0 


OAR BOWERY FEMALE COLLEGE 


ALABAMA CONFERENCE OF M. E. CHURCH. SOUTH. 

I'ACULTr. 

Rev. T. B. RUSSELL, M. A., President. 

E. HODBOjJ,' M. A.. Adjunct and Chemical (Professor. 
Mrs. A. B. IIODSON, Instructress in Drawing, Embroid- 
ery, etc. . 

Miss C. LEE, Principal of Primary Department. 

Miss-M. J. TOOMEk, Principal- of Musical Department 
and Toucher of French and Qcrman. 


The ensuing session of the above institution will com- 
mence on TUESDAY, tho 6th of January, 1852. 

Patrons are requested, if possible, to enter pupils on the 
first day of the session. 

Oak Bowery. Ch ambers county. Ala . Nov. 28. d6 

NEW ORLEANS AGENCY 

OF THE 

NASHVILLE MARINE, FIRE INSURANCE, AND LIFE 
AND TRUST COMPANY. 


Capital... 
Surplus . . 


$300.000— all paid in. 

,.$220.000 — reserved fund. 


Total.. 


. . $520,000— aTailablo assets. 


JAMES A. PORTER. President. 
James Walxer, -S ecretary. 

LOCAJj DIRETORS. 

II. R. W.niUj IhoAC w. Moon, S. OoNelson, 

R. S. Frets, A. W. Walker, Logan II unto n 


MARINE RIVER, FIRE and LIFE RISKS taken ot 
the lowest rates, 'and all losses 'promptly adjusted and paid 
at tho Agency Office, No. 33 Comp street. 

W. PARTfcK, Agent. 

Loci* Leisabsier. Ass’t Agent. * iqhl5 

BOOT AND SHOE STORE ~ 

Tho old aud favorite Btand ( «orner of Camp. Dupiadtier 
and Prytania streets, is now well furnished with a stock of 
Shoes and Boot*; of every variety. 

Customers and strangers faithfully served with good 
argaiiH and a good fit, from Monday morning until Satur- 
day night. 

N. B.— Please remember that I do not open on 8unday. 
Therefore call during the week. 

fe-6 JOSEPH SCHILLING 


A Good Book for General Circulation. 

KIST’S 

True Practice of Religion. 

Showing the means by which to live a true dlsclsple of 
Jesus Christ, in Holiness and Peace ; and also the Mala- 
die* of the Human Mind and Heart, which hinder the 
true practice of Religion, with their cause# and proper 
remedies, 

From the Dutch 

“SHORTER DOCTRINE OF PRACTICE,” 

OFTHE 

■ Rev. EWALDUS K1ST. I). D. 

Prlco $1. 25 per cent, discount, wholesale. 

JOHN BALL, Publisher. 

66 Graviej st. 


CHURCH BULLS. 

.CHURCH. FACTORY. STEAMBOAT AN.I) 'LO COMO 
constantly ou hand, and PEALS 'and 


TIYE BELLS 


CHIMES of Bells (of any number) i-ast to order. - Iin- 
IKE" ’*•- •• ' 


proved cast-iron YOKES, with moveable arms, are attathed 
to these Beils, so that they may lie adjusted to ring easily 
and properly, and springs also, which prevent the clapper 
from resting on the Bell ; thereby prolonging its sound. 
Hangings complete (including. Yoke, From* and Wheel.) 
furnished if desired. 

An experience of thirty years in this business by their 
late father, enabled him to ascertain tho best form for 
Hells, tlio combination of, rnqtals, and degree of heat re- 
I qulsitefor*ecurlng in them the greatest solidity, strength 
rand most melodious tones ; which improvements, together 
with his very extensive assortment of patterns, are now 
held by tho subscribers, who have grown up In tbe busi- 
ness, and who will use every endeavor to suntaln the repu- 
tation which the establishment has heretofore enjoyed, 
both in this aud foreign countries : the Bells from which 
have repeatedly received tha highest awards of tho New 
York Statg Agricultural Society and American Institute, 
nmfi at which were completed Chimes and heavy Alarm 
Bells for different parts of the Union and Canada 
MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS will still bo manu 
ractured by tho Subscriber*, of which they will have com 
Htaiitly ou hand an assortment of Transit Instruments, 
Levels, Surveyor’s Compasses, (plain, nonlous nnd im- 
proved.) tto. Also, Brass or Compoiition Castings of any 


site cast to order. 


All communications promptly attended to 

‘ ‘DllKW T 


x, L ANDREW MENEELY’S SONS. 
>Vpst lroy. Albany county. N. Y., 1851. 

BLARK. DAY fi: STAUFFER. 

* Agents iu New Orleans. 


Highly Important to Planters and Property 
Holders. 

BRIDGEWATER ADAMANTINE PAINT. 

The superior properties of thl* unequaled mineral sub- 
stance ia now so well and favorably known that it 1* un- 
necesaary'Jo enter iuto an extended notice. Tho public 
are referred to'bur circular, embracing certificates from- 
Capt. St. C. THOM ASSON. of steamer Magnolia 
Wm. DROWN, oftowboat Porpoise. 

HUGHES. VALLETTE fi: Co.. Managers La. Dry Dock 
J. P. WHITNEY bi Go., Agents * 

Capt. N. B. ROBBINS, of tbe ship Lcodes. 

JOSEPH BENSON. Painter 132 Camp street 
And tho UNDERWRITERS’ CERTIFICATES. 

Also, the recommendation of a lafge number of our most 
influential COTTON FACTORS and COMMISSION MER- 
CHANTS, all of which are Included in the Ageut’sCirou- 
iar. Also, to [he following, received since tho circulars 
were prinlcd'froin JOHN F. MILLER, of Attakapaa : 

“In July lust I whi induced to apply tho Bridgewater 
Mineral Paint to my, Sugarhouso, aud. lu every respect, it 
has exceedod my expectations, nnd tlio representations 
niado by the agent*. Messrs. G.'O. Bogert Si Ci. T clicorr 
fully add my testimony to the numerous ouml embraced 
in. tho Agent’s Circular, and recommend the wirfio to Plan- 
tors aud others, as. tho best Weather ami Fire Protector I 
have ever known. Whore I have applied it, it has bcou 
exposed. to the nun since last July, and has neither L1U- 
tered nor cracked, and has formud a solid metallic surface, 
which has proved ontirely impervious. 1 1 

(Signed) JOHN F. MILLER. 
New Iberia, Attakapas. March 10, 1852. 


BOi 


.trpWBSTBRN BOOR BT^T 

^ JOHN H ALL, 


At 


METHODIST BOOK CONCERN 




•Wfe.: 


I'aloy. fiUckhoW, llurni-ll,Tlllol»,) U ,''i.Vi’ ti !^ W ' 1 
I.cl«htd 0 . Harrow, M.-lVIlU, Magra, 


Narlnr. Evan,. llora., lHoomflaW.OrtdfifcT’aflS 
i-cnJ, Kltlo, llilllc-r, Kilward., Hwirt, , ’*• 
D'Aulilgny, I.utlK-r, Cal.ln, otc . ala . el^ 1 "Wwdq, 
I1IIILM! I1VMNS : and l-iuviainn,. 

An axlani-lve amurtmi-m. of all rl.ar, ami 
of bindings. rTB 7f*rif|; 

SCHOOL BOOKS. 

I would rarpaatfully call the,atti-ntloiut« - , 
allanfa, taarjii-r«. and atliar, lu "ant of 
my large and valuable aaaortmant, OOHjirt| fc 
Spalling Hooka. Elocullon, I.ngla 

Heading Hooka, ‘ " 


Arithmetic, 


Dictionaries, 

Grammars. 

Rhetoric. 

Composition. 

Drawing. Chemistry, 


Algebra, 

Geometry, 
Surveying, 
Menromi^ 


Book-Keeping. t Botany. 

Geography, Mineralogy 

• ■ Ulatory. GeolhgV 

Biography, Naturaiffl*. 

Natural Phlhwoph,. A.trcZ' 

French Qranunara. Dlctiouarieq Htadaja etc etc ” 
fipanlsh. Uertaan aud Kalian Oranunm Dlcllonari.^ 
Readers, ctc v - “ 

Qro^k and Latin Hooka, of all dercrlpllona 
STANDARD WOIIKS, 

In cvery department of Science, Literature and Aft 
J. D. would call tho attention of hia Mend tad H.J, 
Ho to hia choice collection of M lacelUnwau ul lu^ei 
Worlca ! All tha now and valuable work. ^p^ . 
received ns aoon aa laam-d from the Pro*. - 
DOMESTIC ANI) FOltEION STATtOSnr 
A large and valuable stock of French. ud 
American Stationery, all frtadi and new, cmprklj, „1 
thing uauaUy kept In a Stationery Wnrehma, ; 
Letter and Note PAPERS, of 'all dcacrlptlom ! BLUr 
BOOKS, COPYING PRESSES, INK, *tc p .tc., ud Id* 
the lowest cash prices. 

Any order* forwarded to me for Btandsrd ud Mkwi. 
laneous Works, Foreign and American, will br pwnipu* 
attended to, ns tho subscriber In confident, fa* hii loj 
experience, extensive acquaintance nnd gmt hduuff 
that his ability to execute' any order for Boob ot ill badi’ 
at very moderate prices, catonot be surpassed in U*Ukon 
a- ,...W JOHN BALL, 


feB 


rubllaher and Bookaellcr. 60 Gnrtol 


GEO. CLETIXAND. WM. CLEVKLA.VD. A. f. fl rtniW| 

CLEVELAND, BROTHERS fi: CO. 
Commission Merchants, 21 Commurclxl Place, Nf*o,. 

f* I 


leans. 


RICHARD NUGENT k CO. 

Cotton Factors and Commission Merchants, No. M fiu* 
Row. Carondclet street. New Orleans. ( f { 

' .. WRIGHT. WIL 


I AMS k CO. 

Commission Merchants, No. 93 Gravier street, Or- 
leans. 44 

S. E. GURMAN fi: IU ‘ ~ 

Importers. Wholesale and Retail dealers in I:iti,C«pin-l 
Straw Goods, No. 36 Magnxino street, corner ot Gmkr, 
New Orleans. 

A general assortment of Panama. Caupnchj, Lqbn 
and Palm Leaf Hats, at the lowest cash prices, eomUsil} 
on hand. 

~ ^Manufactory, 181 Water street New York. 


frl 


P. E, A. MALAHU. C. UiaiTill, 

MALAItD fi; ARMIPTEAD, 
Wholesale Dealers jn'Yorelgn nnd Domcftjc Dry Goods,' 
No. 70 Gravier street, between Magaiiue andCtmp.Kn 
rOrleon*. 

A full supply of Plantation Goods. , fe** 


.DR. GREEN LEAF, 

Ofllcc— Jackson street . between the Mtrket-bou* sS 
Tclioupitoulas street' 

Residence — Corner of Jackson and Msguine streets, fa' 
fnye tte. m yS 


CHITTENDEN fi: DAM1R0H 
Dealers 1 in Carpeting. Oil Cloths and Housekeeping fif 
Goods. Nos. 26 Chartres street and 21 Curtonba* 
Street. New Orleans. 

A . J . wan. ii i 


JAM U VUBR. 


A. J. WlilOliVk CO., 

Colton Factors and ‘Commission and Forwxrdhl ifa 
chants, No. 67 Gravier street, New Orleans,. «* 


R. M. ELLiS fi: C0.‘, % 
Commission Merchants, No. ’67 Gravier stmt,Kfv(b 
leans. 


REQULAR DR7 GOODS TRADE 

JOSEPH II. PALMER fi: CO., 
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods, €Caf 
stresd, New Orleans. frli* 


E%tSR THEJh’W.lHK. 

54 DUNLAP, M 

V CAMP STREET, NE1V ORLEANS, 
llna on hand a good asnortmeat of WARE, of a ft* 


various qualities, which will bo sold on th# mat hm- 
bln terms. Purchasers are respoctfuliy requested ked 
and exnmine. u* 


*100,000 worth or 

Fashionable Clothing, Gentlemen 1 ! Rutt- 
ing Good*, &c., at Retail. 
ALFRED MUNRUE $ C0:S 

“One Price’’ Mammoth Clothing estabUihl^^ 1 
Magazine stfeet, New Orleans. 


GENTLEMEN visiting N<™ Orlean.anrepldl*!^ 
vited to cull and uxomino much the largest and 
plete assortment of goods in tho obove line 
tho South. ", * 

Wo manufacture all our Clothing exprcioljr for 


retail sales, and it is witli tho perfect confidence 


ofb* 


able to give satisfaction, tlmt wo ask all who m»7 h* 
with a cull to examine particularly ou»lJ r l e, J BMI1 * 
lure, trimmings, Sic. c 

AR goods sold by us are warranted in 
after tho purchase of any article uny dissatlsftri^ * 

It' will bo cheerfully taken back aud the jnon#7 
Qur object is to plctyiu our customer*. 

Jtsr ONE PRICE FOR GOODS-No deviation. 
feU-ly ALFRED MUNROI*®* 1 

4 34 Magaxl no st reet, Nw Ojjjt- 

MR. JAMES VjjtfGHT 


Having for privato reasons which no longer 


continued his interest during tho lastbualneM 


tho firm of Jumca Wright fi: Son, w« have now 
sure of auuounciug that he becomes this day »r^ 
in our house, and 'solicits tho interest of hi* ft* - * 
former patrons. ’ t 

To correct a general misapprehension, It Id P 1 ’* 
state that ho has no interest In any otbpr hou**- _ . 
JAMES WRIGHT. A.J.WBlOHfi^ 

Now Orleans, Deo. 1. 1851. < 

tmnBAK.' ’ w.x,^ 

DUNBAR fi: RUCIIANAaN, ^ 
Commission 5Iereliunts and Wholesale Grocer#, ^ 
street, Now Orleans. 




MOSES GREENWOOD fc 
Commission aud Forwarding MorchautSj No. S . , 


to 6-ftm 


MEDICAL NOTICE. 

DR. L. PIERCE, of Columbus. Georgia, respectfully 
calls tlio attention of Physicians. Druggists find dealers In 
Mcdicint; to r 

EPPING’S EXTRACT OE BUCHU. 

This excellent remedy for all diseases of the kidneys 
and uriuary organ* generally ; also, all Dyspt pllo cases 
of ordinnry kinds, aud duration, is owned aud carefully 
.^prepared by the subscriber- ami fa offered on his Medical 
knowledge a» a remedy to be retied on. He fa anxious to 
introduce it iuto t^ie groat Western market. Ail peocssa- 
ry directions found ou tliu label, on eaeh bottle. Whole- 
sale price $t» per dox. Retail, $1 per bottle. 

Orders directed to L. PIERCE, Druggist, Columbus, 
Georgia, wiU be. duly attended to. Cush, or references, 
expected. . ReepeoUully advertised. 

fecj L. PURCE, Proprietor. 


>ur posse i 

numerable certificates from equally rusppoUblo sources 
which can be seen at our office ; among whioh are those 
of Capt. Win. Cutta, of the ship Charles Cooper: brevet 
Lieut. Col. G. H. Talcott, New Yo^-k Arsenal ; J(, H. Smith 
Lieut, and Quartermaster U. 8. Military Academy. West 
Point ; O. II. Leo, late Superintendent, now Secretary of 
the Hudson River Railroad Company; D. 0. McCulluui 
Ass't Engineer New York and Erio Railroad, etc.: provhnr 
conclusively, by being thoroughly tested, that fa la both 

FIRE Ajyp WEATHER PJROOF. 

The bending, shrinking, or warping of tho material irnon 
wlricJi it is used doe* not affect the pilot ; in twenty tour 
hours it dries, and in four weeks becomes a perfect slato 
It preserves wood from decay, and neither hlfaUra nor 
cracks by exposure to the hottest sun. Fof covering roofa 
of •ilhtw tin. iron. slue. wood, canvas, or paper, it i* also in- 
valuable. and particularly reepuuneuded. as It is a certain 
PROTECTION AGAINST SPARKS AND CINDERS, 
and is furnished cheaper than any paint In tho Southern 
country All orders sent to the General Agent*, or their 
sub-ng. uts promptly executed. No deviation In price 
Terms— cash, or itaequi volant. G. C. BOGERT k CO 
Agcuts for tbe States of LaqAls., Miss,, and Texu . ' 
SUB- AGENTS — In N*w Orleans, Messrs. Blark. Dsv 
Stauffer k Co . Priestley L Bien, J Waterman fa Co K ’ 
I Richards, E. McPherson ; Mobile, J. G. Whitaker Vicks- 

te&VrtS. 1 . juw * k u “T 7 ji 


T. Ji. JACKSON fi: CO. 


Dealers in Fine Fashionable Clothing, No- 
(next door to Planters' Hotel.) N’ow Orlesa* 
Youths’ Clothing, Gcnt.’s Under G*”**®^^ 
Trunks. Carpet lings. afKl a general 

Clothing, always on hand ahjl f° r ■**' ^ 
tlio lowest 

B. F. SMITH, DENTIST, ^ 
Has returned, nnd Is devoting himself 
practice of his profession. . 

Office nt tlio corner of St. .Charles stn*t W ^ 
Square. 


The New Orleans Christian 


la l Mil I! a pt-ckly, nt Two Dollnrfl nml - 1! ‘ ^ A 

No auhtu-riiitlau takon tor h-N. than one J _ ^ 
Mrlln-j-n will to umh-rntood n. wliihiug W cou 
U U erpn-iwly etoti-d othorwlw. r ih. 

Thn Itinerant MluUtam nml Hrcnohi-n i>‘ 

E litftcoj.nl Ohurch, South, ftn- all ol l ^ a© 
ngouta of tho Now Orlonnn UhrtitUn Advocnw- 
payuonta mty ho mndr 

Alt communication., wlu-tb#Ld l,lL ' wW ^ a yit0 11 
liublioation , union, romiUiuk nn-m-f i,r * j 
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II. N. MoTYEIRE, Editor, 


VOLUME II. NUMBER 23 


NEW ORLEANS, SATURDAY 


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very limited 1 She wns sick, week, in pain, 
confined to her, room, HnbsiRtrng upon the be- 
nefactions of others^ withal, flic hud no su- 
perior intellectual Rifts, and lmd had very 
little advantage of education. And yet, her 
influence was felt in thofer west of America, 
and in Europe. By tlin" assistance of her 
■friends, she maintained a correspondence 
witly Christians at great distances, -who had 
been profited, by hor example and conversa- 
tion. I doted as her nmanuenBis in writing 
to a clergyman in tho West who had entered 
the ministry ns a man would enter upon the 
practice of the law. Afte¥ a few years o ^al- 
most utter hopelessness, he became acquainted 
with Miss W. She soon found that lie “ luid 
not tho root of tho matter in him," that lie 
was destitute of a proper knowledge of the 
plan of salvation, and had no intorcBt in the 
atonement. She comincncod to make his de- 
ficiencies manifest to himself. Ho became 
convinced that he was a sinner. His agony 
for some time was very great ; but with a 
holy wisdom she led the stricken sinner to the 
lamb of God, and there nt her feet he was 
converted, and returned to his people a now 
man in Christ Jesus, ready to do a groat work. 
Whon John Summerileld commenced his min- 
istry in Amerioa, he received much spiritual 
nursing frdm this mother in Israel. Sboloved 
him dearly. It was dolightful to bear her 
talk of that young disciple. When James 
Brainard Taylor first went to New York, ns 
a subordinate clerk, I think, in some esta- 
blishment, he was very thoughtless and way- 
ward . llis brother took him to sec Miss \V. 
She became interested in him at o'noe, and 
succeeded in winning him to her. There was 
■nothing querulous, peevish, disagreeable, or 
repulsive in Miss W . The young could love 
her. .She soon gained a mastery over the 
mind of young Tuylor. By degrees, she in- 
terested him in religious subjects, and then in 
the subject of liis personal sulvation, until 
“ the day dawned and tho shadows fled away," 
and ho was a free man in Christ Jesus. The 
Lord led him to the work of the ministry, 
and during his preparatory studies) ho -was 
instrumental in turning many from darkness 
to light. Tho Lord took him from the evil to 
come, hut not before- ho had opened springs 
which shall (low down through the history, of 
the church. The letters which he wrote to 
Miss W., she preserved as a sacred memorial- 
of his exccllcnceand .holiness. Some of them 
appear in his memoirs, and I havo tod the 
pleasure of having for a short time in mypos- 
sesaion tho little green hag in which they 
yore so carefully deposited. 

Sho has followed Taylor to tho rest of the 
saints. Her sufferings havo ended, and the 


Forth* N. O. i hmtian Advoralr. | 

The Succession of Christ's Ministry: 

Dear Kao. McTvrire: 1 noticed in, onb of 
your previous numliertt an allusion to a iiiTw 
paper about to commence at 1 Vinksbiirgr.in 
Miss., and from which you made a few ex- 
tracts. Since rending that article, several 
copies of this paper, called the Church Her- 
ald, have fallen under iny observation. 

1 judge the main object of this paper is to 
prove that the Protestant Episcopal Church 
is the only true church, by virtue of jap, un- 
broken hereditary succession from the Apos- 
tles. They plnce tin-proof of their claim to 
ho considered as the true, church Upon the 
preoise ground that there has been no break 
in the ordination since ordination began by 
imposition of Apostolic hands; “that tho Apos- 
tles 'ordained one sot op bishops, these bishops 
ordained another sot of bishops, and so on 
down, in unbroken order of succession, to the 
present bishops of the. Episcopal Church. 
Thoir olaim to bo the true church, is in virtu? 
of tho unbroken chain of canonical ordina- 
tion; that they would not bo tho true church 
without this uubrokon chain J that if any per- 
son wished to know which was the true 
churoh, he would havo to' inquire solely into 
this isolated and independent question ; that 
in order to find out the truo church of Christ, 
it is riot necessary to see whether tho direc- 
tions of Christ arc obeyed, whether the mem- 
bers and the ministry have the proofs of 
Christianity in renovated natures and the 
li-iiitsHif the spirit, hut only to learn from se- 
cular authority whether tho chain of regulnr 
ordination has been observed or not — whether 
it he unbroken or not. They are really to 


Haw, Ohauncey Richardson, A. M. 


Hnynio, Until, o to. fnour ^l^O ' ^ ^ 

wC have our leaders yet -an Alexandejtin the And the bright repositories of science 
West, a Williams la the East, with their col- (mr 'ehcd with bean tlMF gem* of ■fnetetley; 
longues and hrethre%jwho, though they worn prnduotlonsof earth's gifted ones, v^foeepeer- 
pionoenrin the work, are yet seen in the fore- m ' D to penetrating the mystic labyrinths 

front of tho battle, pushing on the victories "“eledy, gather sweet reverberations, and 

of Emanuel s cause. Would not a sketch of w<,[u '° *he flowing numbers, whose duUet 
the life and labors, the toils and triumphs of "°' e8 1,0 often soothe the crashed and broken 
such men abound with interesting incidehts ' heart, and ohase the withering blight from 
Then we have in our reserve corps such men hfn a ndversitles : theirs are names which 
ns Kinney, MoKetftie and tho like, who, "'story proudly emhlasons on her imperiah- 
thongli not “ regulars," have yot rendered a * do registers. But the soul of music dwells 
invaluable services. Th'e hack-ground, if not n<)t a ' ono * n 'he fairy measures which Genius 
indeed tho forengtound of the picture, might ' laB twinc^l, imparting life to the dull chorda 
he ornamented with likenesses of somo of No, there is an instrument of divine 

our noldo hearted laymeb . T-mne of these, °_ r 'K' n i the human voico, whose delicate vlbra- 
when in n distant land, beard the voioo of f 10 "* flv * 1 tb oir sweetest strings. Sluggish 
Providence calling them to leave their conn- 'h® fountain of feeling In that heart that 


pijfnsl Light ! Eternal Light! 

How pare the soul must ho, 
iVben placed within thy searching slgl 
II shrinks not, hut witli calm delight, 

Urn live nndlookrtm Thee! 

The spirit tlmt surround thy throne 
May hear tho burning bliss ; 

Hat that is surely theirs alone, 
p or they havo never, ^never known, 

A fallen world like tHisi ! 

0! i, 0 w shall 1 whose nntivo sphere 
Is dark, whose mind is dim, 

Before the Ineffable appear, 

Asd QP my nnkod spirit hoar, 

That uncreated beam ! 

pi, ere is a way for man to rise, . 

To that sublime abode; 

An offring and a sacrifice, 

A Holy Spirit's energies: 

An advocate with God. 

These — these prepare us for the sighl 
Of Majesty above ; 
i The eons of ignorance and night, 

Can stand in tho “Eternal Light." 
Thro’ the “ Etornal Love !" 


vimt l’Arr.H. 

'Phi! world, iu genorni, furniH too low mi 
estinilUe of tho quulifientions necessary in the 
Metluslist ministry. The first, and great re* 
quislte, (next to personal holiness) iH the gift, 
of popular oratory. To ho a good adminis- 
trator of discipline, he must have tho legal 
attainment hecessnry for the bar. To trans- 
act the business • of a Uunrtcrly or Annual 
Conference, ho ought to possess the talents of 
a legislator. To superintend the financial 
ntorests of his circuit, to build churches and 
parsonages, to establish and furnish Sunday 
Schools, to sell hooks, to circulate periodicals, 
to oolloet money for the Bible and. missionary 
cause, requires the- business capacity of the 
merchant: -..Considering the versatility of 
genius necessary, is it 'strange that bo few 
men am found who attend to all tho points, 
great and small, in the Methodist Discipline ? 
llro. Richardson was ono of those men. lie 


Bro. Richardson was ono of tho? 
emitted no duty because ho thought it of 
miner importance. He -did not make extra- 
ordinary attention to ono commute for the 
negleet of anothor. He performed onch duty 
at tho proper time, .and gave it its duo, pro- 
portion of attention. 

A good .business talont is of vast impoft; 
tnneo to a Methodistv^irencher. Brother II. 
found ample scope for the employment of his 
varied and practical talents. Rutoriville 
College stands n monument of his industry. 
To procure tho charter, which is the most 
lihcrnl one our State has ever granted, he at- 
tended the sessions of Congress in person, 
met, the enmmittco, prepared n draft, removed 
difficulties, and by his great, personal iriflu- 
enoo secured its passage. To endow it he 
obtained large grants of land from the Leg- 
islature, and traversed our Stnto throughout 
its length and breadth, soliciting donations 
in land and money. 


The Disciple— Useful In Sickness. 


« wi lm! *4 ° f t ' ios ° in liro w,iic *' a i'" 

utfcithla. pfi at first Bight, least favorable to exten- 
[ inU»W usefulness, may ho so improved hv a holy 
, hmlc ns to become a fountain of ninny 

wanu. In the memoir of James B. 1 aylor, 

o, m dot is frequent mention made of a Miss 

NnOi. \i) Tho name of that lady was Pamela 

Wlgtoo, While spending the winter of 1H39 

XoMr in lie dly of New York, the Rev! Mr. Janes 
i,(' (now Bishop Janes) invited the writer of this 
i! , letch Intake nn appointment to preach every 

rati, .v, 0,. iibi Thursday night, in a private house, in 
^junction with himself and Dr. Bnngs. 
flit invitation was accepted. I found the 
|ltce in the third story of a house in a .small 
ton in a Bmall streot in ttib lower end of 
Ae city. A long, dark, narrow passage, 
(here two persons could scarcely walk 
ibnut, led to awinding flight of stairs. At 
tie head of this I found a room of moderate 
dimenrions, very plainly, hut very comforta- 
bly and even neatly furnished. Propped with 
cushions in a rooking-chair. sat a lady of 
about fifty-five years of ago, very imteresting 
in her whole appearance, but vory emaciated, 
and almost unable to assist herself in any 
respect. The oftener I visited her, the more 
md more lately did sho , appear. - For more 
than twenty years, 1 think sho • told mo, she 
had been confined to hor room, and a largo 
portion of the time to her bed. Once sho 


with them who, liy their prayers and seal, 
and with their nukstanoo, have helped on the 
good work. Their roward is on high, but 
their characters, properly delineuted, would 
illuminate. thsfradianco of earth's historical 
records. Would that tho spirit of some Tho- 
ophllus ArminiuH could bo stirred to write 
sketches of tho rise and progress of Method- 
ism in Texas. 

And now I close these articles — this faint 
tribute to the memory of our dear departed, 
lliohardson. May the reader be as much 
profited in perusing them us. the writer has 
been in preparing thorn for tho prana ' 


tonce, in the world. They are ready to ad 1 
mit that though we. may have .the word of 
God, and though there may be disciples of 
Jesus Christ, yet there never could havo been 
a church of God upon earth unless this regu- 
lar order in the ordination of bishops had 
been preserved. 

Now, it strikes me, that if this be so, we 
are beyond all kind of doubt mure dependent | from ; and the pulpit 
upon the, testimony of 


Ho succeeded better 
than any other man could have dono, and ex- 
ceeded the most sanguine expectations of his 
friends. 

Ho labored indcfatigably in the cnusc of 
education, not only iu practical teaching hut 
iu delivering public addresses, and awnking 
n general iutcrost on the subject. He was 
especially attentive to the mental improve- 
ment of our ministry. Happy was the lot 
of that young prenoher who received an ap- 
pointment in hisdistriot. He would privately, 
and in a kind und brotherly manner, point 
out any defects in tho organism of his ser- 
mons, iu liis delivery, manners or gesticula- 
tion. 

His business capacity and experience was 
of incalculable advantugo to us in transact- 
ing tho business of our Conference.- When 
those of us, who may be permitted to live, 
shall meet for our next session, ns we look 
towards tho Secretary’s tablo we shall feel 
sad, and nn involuntary sigh will escape from 
overy bosom as wo realise that ho who has 
so long and so nbly occupied that seat, has 
‘been removed forever from our midst.' 6 
When we are shocked at receiving the un- 
expected intelligence of the death of a friend 
und fellow laborer, we are cheered by this 
consideration, tho death of Christians, and 
especially of Christian mlntotoks, is not a for- 
tuitous event. The time, plaeo and circum- 
stances, in all thoir details, are under the di- 
rection of Him who numbers the hairs of our 
! God may have heads. PreciouB in the Bight of the Lord> to 
the cheated souls to bring them the death of his saints. In the case of our 
back to the love of the truth but for tho 
cheaters, we fear, they are gono too far in tho 
error of the wicked, that we can look for their 


Contentious Preachers. 


-Seme .indeed (ireucli Christ even of cnTJ nnd strife,", . 

Phil. i. IS. 

“The gospel of peace is n strange text, one 
would think, to proaeh divisinn!.nnd raise strife 
as strange a mount for 
to plant the battering pieces of Contention on. 
the churoh of Christ 0 how. strangely do these men forget thoir 
amounts to the snmc Lord, the Prince of peace, who sent them, 
truo disciples may bo and their work, which is not to blow u trum- 
s true disciples, than pet -of sedition nnd confusion, or sound an 
ispired wisdom itself, alarm to battle, hut rather a joyful retreat 
vese doctors, in order from the bloody fight,' wlierqin their lusts lmd 
lavfi to affirm that, no engaged them to fight against God and one 
10 directions of inspired another! Indeed there is a war thoy ought 
tp tho question of who to proclaim, but 'tis only agoinBt sin and Sa- 
int, we are to disregard tan ; and 1 am sure we are not tit to march 
jredit it unless wo are out against them, till we nan agree among 
isfactory testimony.' its ourselves. Luther prayed-“From a vnin- 
ofits officers, to the glorious Doctor, a contentious Pastor, and 
;en hcridntary chain of nic, ‘ T^ons, the Lord deliver his Church!” 

J. ordination . from the And we - in the8 ° w,d tim(!8 ' , have 5° a8 « n . t0 

ns hearty nu Amen to it an any since his age. 

/ . . _ * „ ... Do we not live in u time when the church is 

of the existence or non 4 . . .* . , 

* r • . t turned-into a Sopluster 8 school f when such 

c*h of C hrist hang upon , . u al a. 

wrangling and jangling hath been that the 

most precious truths of the gospel’ are lost 

t attenuated thread * . , r * ' . . . ... 

, Umt t| e - already to many, whose eyes are put out with 

e person had told me so, du8t thes< ’ contentions have raised, and 

.eht it possible that anv ‘>>°y have at laflt fairl j r d ‘ 9 P utcd thon,Bclv( ‘“ 
>lieve that tho proof of out of all their sober principles. 0 woe to 
Christ's true church or "och vile men, who have prostituted the gos- 
pel to such devilish' ends 
mercy on 


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I Ought to Pray Mot*. * | 

For one, 1 am oouvlnoed that 1 do not pray 
enough. I feel this conviction daily. As a 
half-fed man is conscious that he needs more 
'food, so my half-fiiroished soul tells nte that 


portion of the titno to her bed. 
hod been able to be carried carefully to a 
(tambost, and to go a sliott distonco up the 
Hodsoe river. She suffered frequent and 
orate, and aometimea protracted pom. I 
hit oat for hours at her feet, listening to her 
cwtenatioo, whioh was rich in memorials of 
®»nj imminent persons and events, but still 
rich* ia a varied and profound Christian ox- 
[miaoo. Sometimes, for whole minutes, 
(•raijnna of pain would scioo her, -and I 
could tell when thoy were comirtg by tlie in- 
cmang pressure of her hand ; und then she 
vmld be oilcnt for a short time, and the 
twitching of her features betrayed the agony 
riieli the firm and devoted expression of her 
cj» showed she was endeavoring to endure 
ufio strength which God supplies. Then 
ha hand would relax, and her features fall 
into thoir usual play, arid, with an ejnculntion 
cf thaatogiving, a tear or. two, expressed by 
T»m, Handing in her mild eyes, while mine 


I need more prayer. I nood it* to give,; 


strength, to quicken my affections, to vitalise 
my relations to tho church, and spiritualise 
all my conversation. 

1 MUST PUAV MORE 


1 am in a world of 

sin; unholy influences aro pressing me on 
every side. Tho spirit of tho world assails 
me at every stop ; in all the domostfb, social, 
and business relations of life, 1 meet it, and 
feel it, and without more prayer I atoll yield 
to it. Alas ! 1 havo yielded, and am still 
yielding, and there Is no Alternative but more 
prayer.! I mmt pray more, or be swept down 
by the tide. Lord Bave, or I perish ! 

I WILL FRAY MODE - ; A good resolution 1 


TRADE. 


disciples depended upon such a strange, ob- 
scure, difficult, delusive species, of testimony. 

But $16 object- of this letter is not to discuss 
this question, hut merely to direct your atten- 
tion to a few prominent considerations. 

There is nothing more distasteful to the 
natural heart of Twin than the doctrine of 
spiritual regeneration, the doctrine of the 
pew birth. The natural heart longs to sub-’ 
stitute some other kind of religion for the re- 
ligion of the new spiritual birth. Here is the 
source of the heresy of tho Apostolic sue-' 
cession.' If you make a certain (lumnn or- 
ganization thfe true church, having Apostolic 
unction nnd sanctity, why those persons who 
enter into the c'liurch urc ^'hristinns by com- 
plying with cortain forms, and they got thus 
rid of the doctrine of tin; jieiv birth. The 
new birth takes place, then, whon the party 
joins the true church and receives tru a ' intro- 
duction, by Apostolic successors of the Apos- 
tles, into Christ's body or church . Such a doc- 
trine almost paralyzes my inmost nature. 

These Apostolic succession doctors are, un- 
doubtedly, honest in their views. They, 
doubtless, believe that they arc preaching. 

“ Christ und him crucified," when they preach 
the “ unbroken line." 1 have no unkind 
thought toward them. It is with the doctrine 
that I have to do. 

Iu ono of the last issues of the Church 
Herald, of date June 18th, wo find at the close 
of an article upon Judas Iscariot the following 
singular theology : “That hud men are. to he 
found in the ministry of Christ's church nt 
the present day we may well expect, when we 
find one of the vefy first preachers of the 
word a devil”) No' where in the Scripture 
do we sec it hinted tlmt his miuistrations 
were the less valid, liis preaching the less suc- 
cessful, his authority the loss ample, because 
lie was' the wretched and guilt-stained man 
we find .him to have’ been. God's word 
proaohed by unworthy men, public prayers by 
them, and his sacraments administered by 
• them, may he us etfiuacious for- good us the 
like services of tliososiwho aro Apostles iu 
heart as well as iu name.” 

After having overcome your — shull 1 suy, 
horror 1— pf this .doc trine, pejrmitme now to 
refer you to another extract from'tho same 
paper, of date Muy 28th, in singular contrast, 
not to say violent opposition, to tho above. 

In the hitter editorial it is maintained that 
“Our Lord, possessing all power in Heaven, 
imparted a portion of it to his ministry. 

With tliut ministry he has premised i always ’ 

.to jjo to. the end of time; so that, guarded 
and' sustained by him, its permonenoe is cer- 
’tuiu. We have seen too that he blesses and. 
at, He* With efcidWvMrt* mutebiJtiluM stfWtin, 
wntmum&. in' i» 'ilobtrifiwf ayh tuRowdfiip 
These are great truths." 1- do hot pretend 
to doubt but that Christ is ofUu with the mi- 1 with perfect correctness the independc 
lustrations of a wicked in iiit e fey in a certain ^solitude, - , 


him for his removal hence. For several 
years his friends have marked a growing spi- 
rituality. As the time drew near he wos-fu- 
vored with u presentiment of his approaching 
end, and set his house in order. Ho died as 
the Christian soldier would wish to die, with 
his harness on, at his post on the field of bat- 
tle, amid shouts of .victory. 

We whp survive feel bereft, feel that our 
Conference lias suffered an irreparable loss. 
Witli a degree of despondency the -question 
is frequently asked, Who will take hm place? 
How shall this chasm he filled ? When God 
translated Elijah he had an Elisha prepared 
This to not the 


to be done. And let nui remember that it is 
prayer that 1 need; communion with God, 
intercourse with heaven, fellowship with the 
Holy Spirit. 1 need the penitence, humility, 
self-ubasement and self-renunciation, which 
prayer alone can secure. I need the faith, . 
and hope, and lore which prayer alone - eon 
awaken. 

I will pray mqre, then,. . because it' is my 
duty to do so. I am morally and spiritually 
unfit to engage in God's service as I am. 1' 
have reason to fear that my offerings may lie 
an abomination unto tho Lord. But my obli- 
gation to serve God remains. I ought to do 
Christian duty, and bring my gifts to the al- 
tar. AndGod is waiting tobe gracious! will- 
ing to give his Spirit to them that ask him. 

Then I ought, and must, and will pray more 


The Hour of Trial. 


seremist with sympathy, sho would u»k to 


to reminded of the 


, subject of our conversa- 

5 88umo her remarks with . a clioer- 
um«w which I could scarcely comprehend. 

Attention, no matter how small, she 
* , receive with, if nothing more, on ap- 
preciating look, whioh made it a pleasure to 
Meoth her pillow, or adjust her cushion,, or 
°c a cup of wator to her lips. So boauti- 
. in her, that it soon bocamo a 

e got to be in her presonoo. Many a time 
. 1 l w »lked whole blocks in a dark and 
tony night, And often when in pain myself, 
. 6 •oethed And strengthened by an exum- 


Every man shows fair in prosperity ; hut 
the main trial of the Christian is in suffer- 
ing ; any man may steer in n good gale and 
clear sea ; hut the mariner's skill may be 
seen in a tempest. 

Herein the Christian goes beyond the Pa- 
gan’s, not practice only, hut admiration. 
“We rejoice in tribulation." saith the ohoson 
vessol. I-o! here a point transcending all 
tho afft!ctation of heathenism. Perhaps some 
resolute spirit, whether out of a natural for- 
titude; or out of an ambition of fame or 
earthly glory, may set a fooo upon a putiont 
enduring of loss or pnin ; hut never any of 
those h'erqio Gentiles durst pretend to a joy 
in suffering. Hither can Christian courage 
reach; knowing that “tribulation worketh 
patience, and patience experience, irad expe- 
rience hope, and hope muketli tint ashamed." 

Ih he bereaved of his gmsls and wordly 
estate ' lie ooinforts IiimHelf ih-tlie conscience' 
of u hotter treasure, that can- never he lost. 
-Is he afflicted with sickness ! liis comfort is, 
that tho inward man is so much morc re- 
newed daily, us the outward perisheth. Is 
lie slandered nnd unjustly disgraced ? his 
comfort is, that there is a blessing whieli will 
more than inqke him amends. Is he ban- 
ished? he knows bn is on his way homeward. 
.Is he imprisoned 7 his spirit cannot be locked 
in : God and his angels can not bo locked out. 
Is ho dying f to him “ to live ih Christ, and 
to die is gain." Is he dead ? lie “rests fronl 
his labors,” and is crowned with glory. 


to receive his fulling mantle, 
first time we have hod this trial ia Texas. 
Whon Rutor died, tho little hand of mission- 
aries who hail gathered around him here felt 
ns though they wore loft in a state of orphan- 
age. When Fowler, Sullivan _ nnd others 
have died, wo have felt this loBe oh ! how 
keenly. But the Great Shepherd nnd Bishop 
of SouIh has hud his eye upon us. Other in- 
struments have been thrust out into the vine- 
yard nnd continued prosperity him attended 
us. Wo have experienced t\»e truth of the 
sentiment so lieautifully expressed by Charles 
Wesley, “ God buries' his workmen, hut cur- 
ries on his work." 

Before I close these sketohes, 1 wish to 
make another suggestion. Our fathers and 
brethren in the ministry are passing away ; 
wlio shall preserve their memoriul ! The 
Texas stands us a monument of 


and whoso life is devoted to the work of 
Christ. [What Now ? liy Deems. 


for others, for my family, friends, the Church, 


the world, and especially for my pastor 1 Alas, 
how have 1 forgotten him of late ! Lord, take 
not from me thine Holy Spirit ! Restore unto 
mu tho joys of thy sulvation, anil uphold me 
by thy froo Spirit. Then will 1 teach trans- 
gressors thy wajts, and sinners shall be con- 
verted unto thee. O, teach me and help mo 
to pray. My feinting and inconsistent heart 
turns to thee. 0, strengthen me with strength 
in my soul ! 


Preparation for Death. 

• When you lio down at night, compose your 
spirits as if you were not to uwukc till the 
hoavens he no more. And when you awuko 
in the morning, consider that new day us 
your lust, and liv 


accordingly . ■ Surely 
that night someth of whioh you will never 
sec the morning, or that morning of whioh 
yon will never soe the night,' but which of 
your mornings or nights will he such you 
know not. Lot the mantle of .worldly enjoy- 
ment hnng loose about you, that it iimy be 
rcasily dropped when death comes to carry 
you into another world. W-hori tho corn is 
forsaking the ground, it is ready for the 
sickle ; when the fruit is ripe, it fells off the 
tree eusily. So when a Christian's heart to 
truly weaned from tho world, he is prepared 
for death, and it will be the ’more easy for 
him. A heart disengaged from tho world is 
a heavenly dho, and then , we aro ready for 
heaven, when our heart is there before us. 
[Burton. 

About to Move. — A Christian does not 
.turn his hack upon the lino things, of this 
world because he has no natural capacity to 
6njoy»tl}eni, no taste for theift ; hut because 
the Holy Spirit bus shown him greater and 
*u“tn' tliSt will 

.never f«uL£ Iiu.vmuiU soui«U>jj»g .that u man 
can tukeMth' him "to another #orld. . Ho is 


( )ne windy afternoon 1 went with a frierid. 
into a country almshouse. There w;a* sitting 
before a feeble tire a very aged man, irho wa* 
deaf, and so shaken with the palsy, that one 
wooden shoe constantly pattered bn the briok 
floor. But deaf, sick and helpless, it turned 
out that be wm happy. “What an you 
doing, wtoby ? " said my friend. “Wait, 
sir." “ And for what 1 ” “ For the appearing i 
of my Lord." “Aud what make* Jyou wish 


Cliurcli in 

their zeal and fidelity, but would not poster- 
ity like t<i know something of the men who 
laid the foundation of this great work — who 
planted the tree of Methodism, whoso roots 
iiuvc already struck so deep into the soil, and 
the shadow of whoso bruuches even now fills 
the land ? The soldier, amidst the roar of 
artillery nnd tlie din nnd hustle of the bat- 
tle fiold, has no opportunity to. write a his- 
tory of the cttippttign. So it to in Churoh 
und State- the acting, ruling spirits of the 
uge havo no time to preserve for posterity an 
uccount Ilf till- stirring scenes in which they 
mingle. I believe Bro. Richardson bus been 
twice, by formul vote of our Conference, re- 
quested collect luptorials, and prepare a 
history M Methodism in jj'exas. ,„Whuther 
baj-maj lu/ ny progrt^ iu the work I 
(know flpL^jQuiy.thiug I kquw; it ought, to 
be du^jJ^a, history, 1 do not mean a cat- 
alogue aTuames and places arid events, chro- 
nologically urrauged, hut u glowing narra- 
tive of these events, ityid u life-lik^iolure of 

V« B ' 


Adhkeino to ChrutI— 
viaitipg a good man under great i 

Lu.i i»:_ 


afflicting dispensations, wl 

such patient and composed 


The Way ok Salvation. — “ I have stcu- 
dily attended tinny duties us enjoined byemy 
priest." said a 'Catholic lady In flontou to u 
missionary, “but hays never felt happy in 
my mind till IJieurd yon explain God's way 
of saving sinffcis, through faith iu the merits 
of Christ, ili whom I have hope." ‘?No otlicF 
namo is given under heaven whereby any' 
uan ha saved. " 


fcqfejffliths glurytohiiod." 1 1* 
vXhlKfc JHtM MSWtJWtofcLjWMdtli, if you 
WtoJtfjR,. you ansa poor 
ntoiij ifjou have that faith, and at* "rich 


liahsOQ^Kutllliy tho'^ldfoiiWjSlUH thattghts 
are upong/ie ’Kioto?. . Tnyon ; hear him con- 
verse, it to upon the house to whioh lie is go- 
ing. '^hither he sends his goods, and Hum 
ha declares plainly what he to seeing, 


as luuariis or Wl 
















lediotory ia awarded to thp ono who obtains 
tho highest number, and tho Lntin apoooh to 
tlie one who obtains the next highest num- 
ber. Hence there is but one honor , and that 
attainable by all who obtain tho aliove speci- 
fied average. This wo consider a great im- 
provement on tho former plan, and is found 
to give great satisfaction to all concornod. 

“ A (I mi nit system has been established, by 
which a spooified numerical Value is given to 
the offences usually committed in oollogp, and 
the accumulation of a certain number of de- 
ment*, loads to dismission. This system has 
been in operation a session, and is found to be 
highly effectual in promoting' good order and 


Methodihi’ Press. 

Obituaries, — Just hear our friend Hr. Leo, 
with tho “ thermometer nt 82 in the shade 
boforo nine o’clock.” Ho has almost lost that 
good humor of his : 

“Our inability to give satisfaction to those 
who.fill this deportment of the Advooate is 
one of our regulnr trials. Do what we may 
we are suhjoot to constant complaints. Wo 
can't please when we do our best ; aqd we 
get along about as well when’ we don’t try at 
all. Some abuse us personally in their let- 
ters. . Others get fretted, and say, “ Stop my 
paper'’ — three very bail words in themselves, 
and especially distasteful to an editor. We 
Wish somotimes people could quit dying just 
for a spell : or until we get off the number 
of obituaries we have on hand 


■German Missions. 


comforted: the weak fbrtifled in virtue, and 
mnltitades led by holy touchings and exam- 
ples to heaven. The Sabbath School has been 
maintained, and its- offsets are manifest on 
the generation that has risen up. “ This and 
that man was lawn in her: and the Highest 
thimself shall establish her. Tho I^rd shall 
count, when ho writoth up tho people, that 
this man was born there.’’ 


The Lata Judge Preston. 

Among those whoso loss on tho Ill-fated 8t. 
Jnmes we are so suddenly called ontoiiiourn, 
tlievc Wnsnone who filled alarger sjmeo in puli- 

lin OQlimalinn T» l . II. 


The Memory of 

We givo holow a portion of the 
life nnd'eharneterofllcnryOlny ” 
the Senate of the United States un^ 
Prayer by Kev. C. M. Untie, 

The journal having licen r6n j 

Mr. Underwood rose and said ■ ’m 

I rise to announce tho death „r ” r * 
Mr. Olay. Ho died nt his lodging 1 
tional Hotel of this eitv. nt -L® 8 ' 0 


lie estimation thanJudgo Isaac T. Preston. He 
wns among the foremost of our citizens in wis- 
dom, patriotism and public spirit, and united 
tho noble qualities of mind nml heart with a 
striking simplicity of oharnotcr. For years lie 
lias occupied a scat on tho supreme bench of the 
Stnte, and lie has been distinguished for the 
soundness of his judicial opinions and the bald 
and fearless manner In whioli lie gave expression 
to them. Ills life and acta form an Important 
part of the ldstory of the oountry. The purity 
of ids private life, the warm and generous im- 
pulses of his heart, and his known deep Bym- 
pnthy with the people, gave to all ids nets and 
opinions the sanctity of sincerity, ‘while ids ur- 
banity, learning and devoted attention to tho 
duties of his official position secured to him the 
unbounded respeot and warmest esteem of the 
whole community. 

Judge Preston was a Virginian by birth', 
born, we believe, in Abingdon, and a brother of 
W.C. Preston and John S. Preston^ of South 
Carolina. At the.. commencement of the last 
war with .Great Britain ho entered the army, 
and soon after its close ho removed to New Or- 
leans and commenced the study of the law. He 
soon erabnrkcdln the practice of this profession, 
and before many years had elapsed, he attained 
a high eminence. He held several high official 
stations in the State previous to his being ap- 
pointed to the Supremo Bench. He was ap- 


NEW ORLEANS 


form you of wlint wo aro doing' in tho Cres- 
cent City nmong tbo Qormnns. 

God 1ms presorvod tho health aqd tho lives 
of tho missionaries and their families, and no 
good tiling has ho wltiiholden from us. Wo 
are still .upon our posts, whioli wero assigned 
to us at our last Conference by our bolovcd 


Mornyng, July 


Superintendent, Bishop Paine. Wo are de- 
termined to Btny on them, no matter wlmt the 
summer season may bring forth, unless wo are 
nailed away by the Bishop of our souls. 


tbeneighlvnrhoaAi sMiere it is— doing Sts work, 
bearfrig its testimony. Delightful associa- 
tions cluster almut it, for many hearts which 
can never forget its altars, and in distant lands' 
they lohg to see God’s power and ,.ory so ns 


most eminent oltizens and si 
think, its greatest genius. I 

the Sennto by narrating thoti 
long liml useful lire, lilsdisti 
as ajitatesman nro inseparahP 

and Speaker in the otiiorlloui 


iroh considered os 
“a congregation 
the true word of 
nents duly ndmin- 
nflcr the name of 
• the nearest read 
There 


attention to study. 


The work of tho Lord among the Germans 
Our meetings 


How the system takes witli tlioso most con- 
cerned, nmy lie inferred from nn extract from 
the Collego Magazine. Tho article is signed 
by a student : 

“ How often now on tlioso fine mornings arc 
wo desirous to enjoy tho luxury of a blissful 
nap. There never wns n time, according to 
our view, so well suited to indulge our som- 
niferous propensities. Just about sunrise, oh ! 
what a delightful hour to lie, and doze, and 
drfcnm, and Bleep ! Recitations ! Prayers ! 

Whnt particularly inconvenient things these 
are to attend at this particular hour. 1 I'd' 
rather get six demerits this morning,’ says 
one about half asleep, ’ than to got up ; 1 fool 
so comfortable.’ ‘But you’d bettor be get- 
ting up from there,’ says his kind chum; ‘ the 
bell will stop directly, and you know you don't 
lack bat — demerits of -obtainingtho licftuti- 
fui, round number of one hundred and -fifty.' 
Tho former, impressed with the imminent dan- 
ger of his position, leaps up and rushos with 
nnwashed face and dishevelled hair into .tho 
Chapel. And thus'it is with nearly nil of us 


ii“ a mitiesiiisn nro inseparably L-7' , 
the history of ilia country . Ai 
and Speaker in the oilier House 
■Senator in this body, as Hcorctnrv InT* 
as Envoy abroad, ho lias, in all thiL ■’ 
exhibited u wisdom and patriotism .^' 
made n deep and lasting imwESsH* 
grateful hearts of his countrymen Bi.t 
and his actions have already !«„ S' 
tho world in written hioS^W 
sional debates anil reports; in the " ^ 
tho two Houses, and in tlie'paim r . r if |0 ?' 


is still in a prospering state, 
generally are Well uttended on weok-dny eve- 
nings, as well as on Sundays; our Sunday 
schools promiso well. In the first mission some 
have joined since last Conference, andean tes- 
tify that they have found poaeo, with God 
through Chrikt. At overy Spring season wc 
have to lose some of our members by renio- 


or Hint some 
people were as averso to writing long ones as 
most people nro to rending-tliem. Or that 
Bomehow or other we could satisfy the wishes 
of all our readers on the subject; or cense to 
[ dissatisfy them, either or both, without dis- 
turbing ourself by the process. But ns it 
seems impossible to do this, why wo Bhnll 
havo to do as heretofore — try to please ourself., 
which is generally a very difficult matter.” 
Kditohiai. Freedom. — Tho editor of Zi- 


tlioy hnveseen them in that sanctuary. Where 
suclKilmrohes are multiplied (hert does the 
kingdom of God increase with power. 

It is to bo hoped, Christian brother, that 
the Church where you belong, has riot for-, 
(hited its charter. Look you, and cause your 
brethren to look nt its history. What has it 
done, and what is it doing 1 Doubtless, you 
take pleasure , in the strength of the Church 
at latge; Its animal lnorcasc- the sums it 
pours into God's treasury — the weight and. 
character it enjoys in tho world. Butnnswer, 
Doe# any of tho credit belong to your local 
Church 1 If not, your boasting is not good, 
JUd offtiutt flattcriogofaiusrioiiai VlpWof 


mbly meet. 

1 the moeting-bouse, 
be of brick or mor- 
|d is attached, and 
ilven and dedicated 
riarob long gone to 
1 by It of “the par- 
fa gave to bis son 
til was there.” For 
:fis a land where no 
Knrcli, In any oom- 
orld. ^Nbe father) 


msiury. x.iey iiavo poen commcmoriu 

monuments ereet|Cd on tho wa_y«:,i„ 

will survive tho monuments of* 
medals of gold ; for these are ,. unml , 
cny by the friction of nges ; but the 
and actions of my Into colleague linvi C? 
identified with the immortality of tkL? 1 
mind, ami will pass down from genena^ 
generation as a portion of pur notion.! u 1 
tance, incapable of annihilation eo Ion, 
nius lias an admirer or liberty a fliend° ** ^ 
Mr. President, the character </ , 

was formed and developed by l 


been engraven oil medali of eoM 

will survive tho monuments of marble!? 

medals of gold; for these are effaced ^ 
and actions of my lato coBcoem 

iilnntifiPtl with flin immavisi:?.. „ . 


quality: by whieh they mean, his paper 
must be “.a stagnantpooi of admitted opin- 
ionfi.’’ In tiiolr estimation a Church paper is 
sot to keep'things t'n statu quo. He must keep 
to the rat, no matter how crooked tho road, 
how deep tho Sand. Undor penalty of “stop 
my paper,”, they refuse him any freedom of 
discussion. What think they o( this : 

“It is blind folly to insist that an editor 
must only represent the rocoivcd sentiments 
of his readers, the stereotyped ideas of hia 
We do not believe that intel- 


ohasod. Wo do not wish to loso any time, 
hut go right forward in gathering up tho 
Our plan is to put up a good brick 


moans. 

building, forty-fivo by soventy-fivo, with a stee- 
ple largo enough to point out where the houso 


cultivated, improved, and directed by 
or collegiate education. His respeotable Mnli 
were not wealthy, and had not tie (W 1 
maintaining their children at (ZiltaoHuLi 
over, his father died when he wneL, , 
an early period, Mr. Clay wu ttnmrixini 
own resources, without pntrimoij, ■ Hfnvw 
in a clerk’s office in Richmond, Vinhti'i'i 
there studied law. Ho emigrated ftamvLJ 
State, and settled in Lexington, Kat*!. 
whero ho commenced the practice of bit ml 
slon before he was of Bill age. 

Tho road to wealth, to honor, and fan „ 
open before him. .Under our instil utk**, 
laws he might freely employ his. great fiat 
unobstructed liy legal impediments, anil ng 
cd-liy exclusive privileges, “Very soon Mr Cl, 
made a deep and favorable Impression mai 
peoplo nmong whom lie began his careein fi, 
excellence of bis natural faculticsuMsoah 
plnycd. Necessity stimulated him in u,erni 
tivation. His assiduity, skill, and Utlityii 
professional engagements secured palls ow(. 
dencc. lie was elected member of (IsUiil, 
ture of Kentucky, in whioh body h *n«U 
vcral sessions prior to 180ti. In flit nut 
was elovatod to a Beat in tlie Senate of is [> 
ted Stntes. 

At tlie bar and in the GencralAssemblvtfb 
tucky.Mr. Ulny first mnmfestedtliosoliiiliqS 
ties as a publio speaker which htnsecoRlhk 
so inuoli popular applause and odniir&Uc. E. 
physical and mental organization emioaf 
qualified him to become n great and impresi 
orator. His person was tall, slender tad ia 
manding ; his temperament ardent, fearltau 


lembership there. It 
er end than ouriosity. 
class-leader of a local 
hand and note down 


Tho socond mission is growing. A numbor 
.have joined sinoe Conference, and tho moot of 
them aro converted*!*) God : among wliom nro 
somo from the Roman Catholio Church. I 
shall not wonder at nil if, in a yenr or two, 
the little Chapol should have to bo replaced 
by a more spacious ono. Tho prophet says : 
“ that tho upright shall prospor, und tho pious 
God protects,” this lias boon literally fulfilled 
in this mission . Tho devil and his host, though 
armed with rage, -is losing ground, whilst the 


lulstana. 


migrated fn® 
Lexington, W 


Circular. 


is, that an at- 


■^larty or sect, 
ligejit readers can bo satisfied with the uni- 
formity, if not stupidity of such a course. 
Thoy wish to bo prompted by progressive 
suggestions. The interest of a paper depends 
largely upon tho originality and bravery of 
its positions, and the editor who bestirs liim- 
Belf amidst the inquiries of the day, who 
takes positive views of his subjeots, and bus 
independence enough to propound new ideas, 
oven if thoy bo, against old prejudices— he is 
tho man who will alwuys be most read, even 
if ho should ho most rebuked.” 


tempt was modo last week iu Donuldsonvillc, 
La., to give ’tijit people there the benefit of 
the law established by the last l/OgisUtture, 
whereby, if disposed, the community might 
protect themselves, their children and ser- 
vants, from tho infliction of grog shops and 
doggeries. Tho quostion “license or no li- 
oense” was quite exciting, and to the coffee- 
house men threatened to j)o absmbing. It 
was doubtful ; at one time h(nf it would go, 
but fiuaUy it 'went in favor of liberty — to re- 
tail cajjjlsg arid do misohtef. What n tri- 
umph ! vvondcr if the big gun was not 


To the Preachers of the South vestem Confer- 

' ■ ences., ' 

Dear Brethren: Although our Bales, 
during the past winter and spring, have 
greatly exceeded our most sanguine expecta- 
tions, wo have, however, been able to keep 
up a full and ample supply of stock, consist- 
ing of standard Methodist hooks and valua- 
ble miscellaneous publications, and are now 
prepared to meet tho entire demand of. tlie 
Church for approved theological literature, 
in nil its various departments, throughout the 


Organisation and tlie 
incidents connected 


Ir order. 

revival grace and 


little army of Christ, with their bannor of 
Peace and Love, is increasing every week ! 

In Carrollton nnd Lafayotto wo havo not 
been bo successful as w d could wish, yet uro 
not discouraged. 

I should liko to . say to tho preachers and 
member) of the Methodist E. Church, South, 
but more especially to tlioso in the bounds of 
tho Louisiana and Alabama Conferences, that 
it dow becomes neccsary for us to make use 


converted there 


has already done, we doubt not that it will bo 


whole Southwestern range of this great field 
of cvangelioal operation. Your patronage is 
therefore respectfully invited. Should you 
find it convenient to accompany your orders 
with-the cash, it will be a matter of special 
accommodation to tho ooncern at this time ; 
but if this should ' not be practicable, your 
orders will ho promptly filled at four months, 
or until tho approaching sessions of your re- 
spective Conferences . 

Yours, very truly and affectionately, 

E. Stevenson, Agent. 

Louisville, Ky., June 24. 


of permanent benefit to every student, and 
that tho interests of the Institution will be 
greatly enhanced by its rigid enforcement.'’ 


to snpport- 


SUNDAY INSTEAn OF. Week DAY PREACHING, 
'rtiis question is receiving thorough disoussion, 
ky strong disputants, in tho columns df our 
Charleston oon temporary. 

The California Press. — Tho papers north 
and south ore engaged in a pretty sharp dis- 
mission. . The charge was mado that the M. 
E. Church North, while abolition in its senti- 
ments, bad slaveholders in its ministry in Cal- 
ifornia. Tho Christian Advocate denies this, 


A Temperance lecturer lately leetured in 
the Ohio Penitentiary, at the oloee of which, 
as we understand it, he took tho votyof the 
cao^Mt as to the cause which led them ulti- 
ma WRtoiprisak, wfckO four-fifths of the whole 
number ?bted — strong drink! That is 
about as we would expect to find it in every 
State prison or county jjril. 

It might he interesting to look over tbo 

criminal records qf ^he parish in whioh Don- 

l in- _ j i. • , . - V 


for domestic 


of your liberal and benevolent resolution, 
made at the last sessions, to wit: “to aidin’ 
the erection of a German missionary church.’ 
Dear brethren, God permitting, I shall shortly 
visit as many of your circuits and stations as 
l possibly can ; hoping that you will reach out 
to your humble brother a holping hand to as- 
sist in this work. We doubt not, but that we 
shall find chcbrful givers wherever we go. 
Wo are not particular in our collections, but 
take tho dime from a cheerful giver as glad- 
heurted as tho fifty and one hundred dollars. 
Many little rivulets make a stream, and when 
thesostreams flow together, they make a migh- 
ty river. 

To those who are too distant for us to visit, 
hut who would, notwithstanding, wish to con- 
tribute to our German Missionary Church, we 
would say : l’leuse, dear brethren and sisters, 
and friends in Christ, send On your donations 
to the address of Rev. J. C. Keener, or Rev. 
N. H. McTyeire, or to mine. 

Wo wish to build a commodious house, not 
overcostly; we siiu.ll avoid all unnecessary 
oxponBC, hut yet it should be such u house 
that shall stand for years us a monument in 
New Orloans, to tell to those tliut conio after 
us, that missionary zoul and missionary love 
have done the work. 

Sinoo 1 lmvo been reading of tho Washing- 
ton Monument — of its praiseworthy under- 
taking — of the contributions in gold and sil- 

uow as 


Literary Notices, 


END OF PRELACY, including a demoimtration of the 
I'jstam of, $o called, Erangcllcal Low-Churchinm. Bj 
Rer. R. 0. Bhlmeall. New. York, C. Scribner : I8.S{?r 
8to pp. 620. 

ifThe Author wnB for seventeen years a 


on the ear like tlie melody of ennptumigi 
sio ; hiS eye, beaming will. Intelligence, 
flushing witli ooruscationnol rnnius; Ui»| 
tures and uttitudes graceful mi nxtimH 
personal advantages won the unpeSMssui 
nn audience, even l»fbre his iiftelleetuil pi 
began to move hia hearers ; and shea h is m 
common sense, ids profound reasoning, kud 
conceptions of ids subject In all its bearing 
his striking and beautiful illustrstionkn 
with such personal qualities, wets broagh 
the diaonsaion of any quostion, Lis sudiaai 
enraptured, convinced, and led by tiiml 

_ Jin i ii. ~ i -r r\ ' 


be added, completing 
Lurch's moral wealth 
help |the membership 


For th« X. O. Christian 'Advocate. 

Ministerial Changes— Texas Conference. 

Bro. McTyeire : — Six months since I fur- 
nished your readers with brief notes of the 
proceedings of our Annual Conference, and 
concluded by giving the appointment^ of the 
preachers for 1852. 


reformatiiAt ts ngain to bo fought. Tho-line 
of argument is, so far ns wo . have been able 
to examine it, 'the old one, followed up labori- 
ously and with an ample>array of authority. 
The only thing fresh and now dispovorablo 
in this addition to the literature of the Pre- 
lntie controversy is the mention and discus- 
sion of Bomo late writers on both sides of tho 
question who have not heretofore been gravely 
booked in octavo form. 

Mr. Shimeall exhibits an intimate acquaint- 
ance with his subject and treats it thoroughly. 
His zeal for truth and tho pure faith is com- 
mendable, and also his exactness ns a dispu- 
tant in citing authorities. The style lacks 
ease, perspiouity and force, and we vote tho 
voluino a decided boro. 

For sale by J. Ball. 

CATALOGUE OF EMORY COLLEGE, QA-. 

President of the Board of Trustees, Rov. J. 
0. Andrew, D. D. Faculty: Rev.- G. F. 
Pierce, D. D., President. 


iville is situated— to inspect the 


there and see how muph dork, bloody, expen- heirs is under age. When they joined tho 
si to business is chargeable to strono prihi. Baltimore Conference thoy publicly deolared 

. _ . - ., „ . n . that they had not claimed a division of tho 

inspection of the Penitentiary at Baton ground that it would separate 

Roogo g out acts equal to those f am jij e8 • tj 10 j received nothing 

of Ohio. Wbat redeeming trait is there in whatever from them, and solemnly deolared 
this low, degrading, impoverishing traffic, their determination to manumit them nU to- 
thut justifies society in maintaining it 1 gether, when the youngest heir should marry 
Per^ontra : In Jackson, U., the ques- or attain her majority. She isyet unmarried 

tion, -license or no license. ’ has been do- ^ “ mirior in law. llut arrangements have 

, .Ueen completed for the manumission of the 
cided more m accordance with reason, hu- ^ hole famiUcB together, as soon as these eon- 
^inanity, Christianity. Tlie “Mirror” pub- ditions change. In tlio meantime these 
fishes a stringent town ordinance, passed brethren receive no avails of this property.” 
june 7, making it unlawful for any person or To which the “Observer ” replies : 


Since that time quite a 
number of changes have taken place, as fol- 
lows: 

Upon the Galveston District C. Richardson, 
its cxceUent P. E., has been removed from the 
ohurclr militant to the ohurcli triumphant. 


Bishop Paine has appointed R. Alexander his 
•uoeossor. 

David It. Kellogg was employed upon the 
Brozonia Circuit, but, aftor a vory short pe- 
riod. of labor, a mutual and, to all appear- 
ance, a cordial dislike sprung up between liim 
und his ehargo, and ho left it, and soon after- 
wards united with tho finptist church in In- 
dependence. 

Edward A. Stooking is laboring as a sup- 
ply upon tho Sun Jacinto miBsiun. 


and which not. We hope this 
|l be CotWiM to utmost minute- 


If « is won the whole army gats 

he xlqrj, notwithstanding some regiments 
rsre od Urn reserve and otimts faltered. But 
u dgy wgh the Church militimt, when 
vwxoaeje sapeetod to d* his duty, and the 
our King -and Captain is 


ver, as also of stone blocks from tho 


well as from tho old States, yea, even from 
Rome, from the Pope himself, it has occurred 
to my mind again and again : what u praise- 
worthy undertaking it would bo, if tlie wliolo 
M. E. Church South would unite and raise not 


love for neatness, order and Uautp jfij 
intellectual faculties grasped oiyktW?* 
jurisprudence and politics nWiLJJ 
amounting utmost to Intuitidn, 
lie stood at tho head of his pfwSjmj* 
statesman, his stand at the hsMtf -a W 
oan whigjpsrty for noarly half soentWi* 
lisiiee liis tillo to pre-emlncnot »i»wg 
trious associates. | . j 

Mr. Clay was deeply versed tort 
of human notion, llo had read SWAP* 
ography and history. Sliortlv WfiW 
lege, I hail occasion to call on hhamtow 
where lie was attending oourt, *jv 
member to have found him wilMJB 
Lives iu hiB humls. No one tettertujsj 
liow to avail himself of human mobJIjS 
tho circumstances which surround* 
or could present them with more form# 1 
to accomplish the object of an arguM# 
Mr. Clay, throughout his public dj*. 
influenced by the loftiest pstnottas. 
in tlie trutli of his convictions and 
his purposes, ho wus urdeui, someWWJT 
ous, in tho pursuit of objects which 
cssentini to tho .general welfSre JJji 
stood in his way were thrown ends*"#" 
or ceremony. He nover affected » oomjj 
foropco to men or opinions which 
tile to tho best interests of his ecu mi; 


Rev. A. Means, A. 
M., M. D., Prof, of Physical Scienco. G. J. 
Orr, A. M., Prof, of Mathematics. Rov. W. 
J. Sasnett. A. M., Prof, of English Literature. 
L. M. Smith, A. M„ Prof, of Ancient Lan- 
guages. W. H. Potter, A. B., Principal of 
Preparatory Sohool. 


only §10,000, hut $20,000, und build a mo- 


numental German Missionary Church in New 
Orleans, whero not only tho spectators would 
gaze und admire the freo and full offering of 
youroharity, but where hundreds of my poor 
forlorn countrymen could bo gathered into 
‘ the fold of Christ. 

At our last Conference, hold in Thibodnux, 
while giving nccount of 


iriduafity is 


pit wq The si Wl s uj to the seven 
oftsfiri* are rihrkqd with Startling 
ition. Each begins with— “I know 
L” LaDdicea and Sardis are not con - 

mm- f M ^ cUr ^ i y <u “ i wr ' 

t!‘« Cliuroh in Tliyatira arc not 
i Abu Church fa Pergomos. They 
hdUatiMobljr, and each is dealt with 


There are in utten- 
dariuo 182 Students, inoludiug 28 in tlie Pre- 
paratory Department. 

HARPER'S MAGAZINE, for July. 

IVe thought we had got an' extra early 
copy on 3d inst.j but on taking a scut iu the 
Omnibus, intending' to whet our appetite for 
dinner, on tho Punoh leaves— lp, four out of 
seven passengers were flourishing their July 
number! This Monthly is a favorite, deoi- 
dedly. See advertisement of Contents. 


to ■, facilitate the pecuniary arrangements of 
tho ohuroh. If the matter is eutertained by 
tlie General Conference of course many al- 
terations must he made to make tho plau 
work hurmoniously, und able heads uro tliero 
tit make them. Wo four because tliero has 
been no vory strong demonstration upon the 
subject, it will not receive the attention it 
deserves, aud thereby ugitation grow out of 
it, that will bo agitation indeed. We. would 
prefer at this early day, the ministers gfqee- 
Lilly yield to their lay brethren the wholl of 
their financial responsibilities, necessarily, us 
we think, assumed at the beginning.'’ 


our missionary la- 
bors in this city, I deplored that we had not 
a proper liquse of Worship, nor the means to 
build one, Bishop Puine interrupted me, sny- 
iug, “You shall lmvo it.” I thought then, 
i’O, that these- words had nn echo in tho 
hearts of tlie Church South.” 

Now, dp not shake your heads after read- 
ing this my poor pleading, and let tho mut- 
ter reBt there, hut look into your purBe. or 
your treasury, aftor you lay tho papor by, 
and send us something fortwith. Send us a 
block to our Missionary Monument ! You 
shall not regret it if you do. Hundreds of 
grateful German voices will unite to bless 
you. Bdt, perhaps, you will doubt whether 
the Pope of Rome will, send us one ! Well, 
ho not hasty iu judging. A strouous Rouiun 
Catholic lady, of tliis'‘eity, who hut a' fow 
months ago told me, in a religious eon versa-' 
tion, that it had been fur better if Luther und 
Calvin hud never existed, than tliut they 
should have caused such a great split in tho 
holy Roman Catholic Church, hniitjedme $22 
dollars, uli in gold pieces, us a donation to 
our new Cliuroh, There— I consider tills a 
small block froiq Rome. 

IVi many of tlio&o that read this, I limy 
have the pleasure of speaking face to face; 
1 shall then he uble to tell you more. 

Send your gifts without delay, remember- 
ing tho worijk of tho Apostle, “ A cheerful 
giver tho Lord loves.: 1 

John M. Hoi’eii, 

German Missionary, 
i .New Orleims, July 5, 1852. 


A new cliuroh lias been erected 


in Victoria, 
und the congregation so onlarged tliut it is 
now made a separate charge under "the pasto- 
ral cure of O, M. Addison, whoso. place upon 
the Texanna Circuit is supplied by G . W. Cot- 
tingliam, lato of tho Arkansas Conicrcnco.. 

H. S. Thrall takes churgc of Port Lavuoca 
and Indiunola. 

A Bro. Lofferty bus been engaged for tlio 
Corpus Christi mission. 

J. Stuyher was, for a short time, employed 
upon tlio Egypt Circuit, but tho charge is now 
unsupplied. 

J. W. Phillips, B. F. Peel and J. M. Eollans- 
bee are traveling for their lienlth. 

Yours truly, , Julius. 


M.n. !i in u lush there kad nover been a jnis- 
j wlleetiou. Of another that, for slev- 
*'i > '***? kai foUea short in the 

supjAir* qf ‘Li just*. It would do them good 
to add figures aud prey over the sue of them. 

t ul! ouriMilitUuGe to send the gos- 
iri obroad, $0 multiplied by eleven. In 
doi.it for tlie home supply, avenge of$20tj 
pi ryiotr, multiplied by idevoq.” Uuery-How 
wuu>y eoeii Cbauolies qqpil it require to eou- 


A Btsea roa the Monument.— The ap- 
peal of Rev: J. M. Hofcr, “German Mis- 
sions," will not be In vain He starts out 
shortly on a tour of colleetiuas to which tlie 
Conferences have invited him. The Confer- 
ences have resolved well, and now will luive 
an opportunity to “ perform the doing of it.”, 
i Heartily do we commend tlio man und Ills 


» « Fur the N. O. Ckrktuu AJvotmU. 

Union of Oharch Papers. 

Bro. McTyeire i — 1 havo just road uuothor 
article from our much esteemed brother, R. 
Abbey, in which he advocates still tho mam- 
moth paper scheme. Now, sir, 1 believe we 
may make improvements in our Church pa- 
pers, but I think it must ho dono by increas- 
ing their number, "andrint fay diminishing it. 

It used to ho thought almost impossible to 
.sustain a religious newspaper unless tho wliolo 
Church ciune up to the rescue ; hut now many 


uuiudiii nuutvTv* v**v v , ^ 

of his life Mr. Clay might have bef j* 
as proof that thereto more truth tsM 
those profound lines of the poet— . , 

■I He who uMldi thv moiintela top 
IU lollieet peak* meet wraptln don ft* 
lie who -uroaeaee or eubduee luallUoll 
Must look down on the hate of thofepwio 
Though rar ahoro tho aun of glory 
And far benuatli (ho earth uud ooeMjJIJJJ 
Hound him are Icy rookx, ahd Ijujjr . 
Gontendlas tampeeU oa Us Mkedheto — ^ 
Aad t h ue rdward the toiti which to tow, _ 

Calumny aud dutvaotiou _ 

upon him. But liow glorious Jk* 'ffi? 
outlived malice aud envy. He »"*, 
to prove to the world that ills »■“ 
more than a holy aspiration to 
the greatest, most powerful, “““.^liJ 
inSut ou tlie earth. If be desired 
flee, it was becauso tho greater 
finouce resulting tVom such elevatn** 
able liihi to do more than ho otherW« rf] 


Randolph Macon Collage. 

From the R. C. Advocate we Jcurq that the 
lati) Commencement came off with a crowd 
of visitors on t» and iu June. 


W. M. Caliell, 


of Lynchburg„Va. 


a graduate of 844, de- 
livered the address before Alumni, whioh Dr. 
Smith speaks highly of Tho degree of A. 
F- was conferred on 12 graduates— that of 
A« M. o«i Revs. Duueau and Foote, of Va. 


Loenusi ST*'TltC'ox»:nTi<m— /luloo llmigr, Mu 6 —The 
CoaTeutlon orgenlied hy electlug D. F. Kt-uutr, I’realilent, 
pad K. A. Leyet, Seoretsry 

The Prveldeat sanouucud the names of thu chairmen of 
the stumling ooniuilttccs, iih follow« ; 

■ Jiidioonir-Rtudvll Hunt. chHlruiun. 
fniptacltmentd unit lUmm alt — A (1. Carter. 
ftciieytd Proi'idiinu—sA. II. Iturnun. ' 
iiuututinailg^-H. B. Todd. “ ' 

Schedule*— J . ^£. King. 

Educ ation — U. <J . Thlhodenux. 

* Elective Fraiuhiu — T. W. CoHenff. 

PiitribuUon 1‘owtrt trf (jvvrmaiau—ii. Herron. A 
Icrunlative Department— Vi . 8’ (iulon. 

Dtpqrtmnd — Alufander Deciotet ' \ J ' 


^iHBATii School J. 

D. l’arker, pastor, lias furnialied an aucoupt, 
of tlio eleventh aunivemry of the Algiurs 


School, 6th Inst., The E: 


•xereises were 


Conference. 'Hie usDies of the graduates 


wherever a political paper can be supported, 
a religious One can. Every town qfgnysize 
or respectability will, in the course of time, 
have its peJUrioqa as well us its secular paper. 

Why, sir, for qs oi) fhe oua-sliore of Louisi- 
ana und Mississippi, w e .can gqt ton subscri- 
bers for u New Orleans paper, for one from 
some great central toym of tho- land, at so 
long a distance from ps that it is all stale be- 
get it; or filled up, us it must in a 
grept degree lie, ywith matters sq foreign froiq, 
us tUpt we shall have no iutoi^st in them. 
The only. objection 'oyer used before uguinst 
multiplying papers is, that it destroys the 
dividend from them. Uro. A. 's plan has none. 

K I NO Ml'l.lll. 

Biloxi, Miss. 


are embraced within the three States, Va., 
N. C, und S. C. 

Tito following disciplinary arrangements 
luive hsen mado : 

I “Tlie former method of grading and award- 
ing honors has been dispensed with. TRe 


BOIV »»*»»* w -w - - . St-wF 

the progress and odvoiioeBienl J 
couptrymen, then oftuiwholarti* 
p&thieu euibraoed sfi. .fhs Wj .y 
Creole' of Spanish America ti» «WW 
bvated ola&ie 9rt5e-hllM!J**'5' 
out respect to color or cllto.®i t . , 

panded boborn and 

human heart for raising the dowa 

titms bf the esrth. and fittiug 

ersted existenQO in politios. Is 

^rid and dotermined asMr. 
hia actions, ho was, nerorlUelsto 
lie did not obstinately adhwe “Jn 
tioable. If ho oould not acWFjj 


Oiri. Es.iun. We hoar from all quartor* tUo IilgUfut 
pnlis awarded to Oapt. Enulgn, of tha atMinSr Catlfor- 
ala. for hi. nobti rxtrtipn. la urtuz tli. ito«Dj.tiou 
tho ilhfatad St. Jarnua. ill. boat waa lu lmmlprut dau- 
gor whlio lying atongoido th. burning wreck, nod aorno of 
hia paaaeugora repaatodly urg.d him to look nut for tholr 
aatity- Ha atoafllly refuacd, howdyar, to nhovc off aa loug 
aa th.ro wu thr allghta.t tb.noa qf -.ring any oho. 

Th 1 ’^' l!KUI! “ w KKLillVK to^thu Explosion.— 

I.., Lortinsr «u eagigvd ytfiUrtUT aud tka dayUrort 

St j’amaa' TI S ‘ '^*5* th» Mplbalon of tho 

ot. Junie*. The conduxlou urrtvud nt, wax, th*t it' wax 
purwly *KC^tkj*ul, xud tlixt uu«|«yu tp kUpje. 

niJriil n ll0 a *i n S. the we,) kly report of the 

Charity Hospital for tha wook ending FHdavi July U 
Admitted, b07 ; dlaoUargad, "DO; diodf til, IlyJ of wtlcb 
were fre„, *o!,r. and two from .an arioke Nuuibar 
remaioing, 77J. A tingle accidental case was admitted 
during- «h Weak, WU : Laaau. a Spaniard, fell from the 
I third store of a house In Dauphin atraol. Ho «,i,„l. . 


different studies pursued, and conduct, have 
•o* particular .numerical values assigned !)) 


Rev. W. E. Doty.— T ho uneasiness of his 
friendp lest he may hpve been on the unfor- 
tuuate St. Juines, may he dismissed. Bro. D. 
left the city, for Uifogi, on Tuesday last. 


Laiinu a Coxm'.m Bionk.j- 1 ffae burutr tUma of the UU>W 
llouee, ou Psgrili Avenue, NyirVork, was laid ou tha Zith 
ult , by tb« llou. Tlttiuiiuru Frellugbuywju. uf 

tlt> Aumric»u Blbio Boctoty, A Uif» cmuxutw of'yoopU 


Uikihu UiiAinu -By » du patch to Uat null’s 
i'ioxy uu«, U appmsu > lb*t Um Frvuob Utif Ul«r xt H a ah I ur 




nnnrrr 


01»v wiih no loss rcmnrknblo for his nii- 
w ,j„] qualities tlmii for his intellect, ml 
•“* ! ' n oompiinlon, lie wns the delight 
\ i.'i« irirnds ; nnd mynnn Imd over hetlov or 
<" nl T | l( ,,. have loved him from the tiegin- 
t' n * r ' ,|,| 0 t(d him to the lost. Ilis hospitable 
nlI,ft «inn nt Ashlnnil wns always open to their 
No guest over ■thenar dcpnrted with- 
"T'fMiling Imppie 1 ' • for his visit. Hut, nlnS! 
v . Tamiteble mnnsion lias already been con- 
*-i.tlatoe house of mourning ; already has 
IvXsaiee of ids death passed with electric ve- 
,11,10 tb»t aged end now widowed lady, wlio 
,1. ikin fifty years bore to him all the on- 
1 aw iwtationa of wife, nnd whose feeble oon- 
mSlltWnted her from joining him in tills 
,bl i iio toothing the anguish of lile's lastncene 
i AW endearing nttontiona whicli no one can 
LioWoll as a woman and n wife. May (i™l 
'few into her heart and niiiid the Lliristia)i 
’St of BobmlssioB under her berenvomont ! it 
mot he long before she may expect a reunion 
i Beaten ' A nation condoles with her and lidr 
'hi Wren on account (if their irreparable lost. 
Mr play, from tho nature of Ids disease, de- 
.. j very gradually, llo lore lus protracted 
Springs' with great equanimity and patiened. 
m one occasion Tie said to me that when death 
iu inevitable and must soon come, anil when 
the soflerer wns ready to die, ho did not see tide 
.adorn of praying to be “ delivered from sudden 
no thought under such circumstances 
aj aioner .Buffering was rolieved by doatli tine 
"L. He desired the termination of his own 
jJjJJims, while he acknowledged the duty of 
waiting and abiding the pleasure of 
| gT Mr. Clay frequently spoke to mo of hi« 
l—'jf eternal lift, founded upon the merit* 
Tjwis Christ ns a Saviour ; who, ns he ro- 
•irWituae into the world' to bring “lift anil 
immortality to light.” lie was a member df 
the EplMopalian Church. In one of our ,com- 
remtSne told me that, aehis liour of thus*- 
lnlion approached, lie found that his ntfretionfs 
were concentrating more mid more u]ion his do- 
gstie circle — hi* wife and children. In my 
Jllly tisits he was in the habit of asking mo to 
him fliA frnnWftflHona nf tlift Knnntn 


glorlrtti* equality of nur Institution*. which freely oITi>r nil 
t heir rewards to all who Justly eeek them, for ho win tbn 
architect of hi* own fortune, having made hi* -wily 
In lif« iiy oolf exertion; t»»U ho w«* nn early ndvett- 
luror In the grpnt fount of tho Wont, thon a world Of 
primltlvo Togolation. bnt now tho abodif of intelligence 
nnd religion. of prosperity and elvltUatinn. 

Hut ho |Hiw»v!«*od that. intellectual superiority whltdi 
overcomen.aurrmindlng obstacle*.. nnd which local wcclii- 
wloti cannot lonr withhold froto general knowledge and up. 
jireclatinn. It I* almost half a centnry since he panned 
through (’hllHcothe. than tho pent of government or Ohio, 
where I wn* a member of tho Legislature. pn hi* Wny to 
tfiko hi* place In thi* very body, which I* now lhdenlng to 
thl* reminiscence, nnd to a treble tribute of regard from 
one who then saw him for the., first time; hut who eim 
never forget the Impression he ; produced by the charms 
of hi* conversation, the fmnknea* of hi* manner, nnd the 
High qualities with which he was endowed. 

Since then lie ha* belonged to hi* country, and has 
taken a part, and a prominent part, lioth In pence and 
war. In nit the great 'question* affecting her Interests and 
her honor ; and though it ha* been often my fortune to 
dltfer from littn. yet I believe he was a* pure a patriot a* 


take bold upon Her beroaved Tiuabspd ntitl 
lend him to tbo glorious hope of tho gospel. 

A. II. l’owm.i,. 
Otoeiisbpfo', Juno 2'1, I, 852. 


Wt ORLEANS MARKETS. 


California gold . 

Foreign gold . . 

Sllv. r parted from California gold V 
Silver from other source* , . 

Total value of dueosit* 

Cold 11, 000 double onglc* * • 

20,000 quarter eagles 
Silver 20.000 lialf.dollara 
150.000 dimes 
“ 200.000 half-dime* 


« ii*i*tm-» Aovfx »rr Orru r, ), 

• Halurday Morning. July IO f t8M. f 

ne.. Wftk >M ,H *° n * l" rM of unlntarruptwd dull- 

Z k '"' .nlin.lloi, In ,h* d* 

•ad fo, .rllrt.. Th. Tre.,pu h .„, 

* """* ‘ rl " ln «- P*- Rtn.nUI/ h.T. bnnn 

rr 1 :: berk h M h.nll, fhm.,1 

»ni.gr-|,l|„ntnlhl, remark. a* th- knUo.., hu u. ,4 

* -h«r»rt-t , a „ . 

Ihousli III- f-w null salt* that »- hare noUt— 
ndlral, a downwHd tradnuy. Th. Ko-k WTOUUa h .. 
Iwoomn srn.lly nduo-d. sod Mi. .mimnt nfnittm hu 
hmm IrUlIng, Prion nr- -ktrnMly Irr-ynlkr. nnd mntl. 
nomlnnl. I— in limn uaiml b» b.-n ilon. In Tobncco 
-wing*, tin, want „ r ralB)1 | K | <tlH , k 

TI.-iH -ounl.nflh. O-uada. from Uurpnnl th. MU,' 
ult" w-r- tw-lv.,1 In cur m.rk-t „n W-donal.y nnm 
The, Indict. » d|lll nrnrk-t it that dkt., th. w..k'. n |„ 
Imrlng h-n llrnffr-d to 47,000 b-l-,. „r whloh 10,000 h.d 
. ,***" r, T Bp— ulatlnn. and 4000 for -a port Th- 
rfffoftlUnn. w.r. m fnllown : Pair Orlran., 0 .4 , Middling 
(lrl"n"j, .... ; Pair Cplanda, O'; ; and . Middling Upland* 


401.000 pieces. Total coinage • fOOB.OOO IH) 

AWhoi.k Famii.v I’oisowrn, — Tbe Mobile Trlbuno states 
thn t. bn Sunday evening last, a man named I’retlove, n>- 
sldlng at the eofnef of Maine nnd Hnmlltoty-streftor in 
that city, died very suddenly, nnd nn iiii|uiry revealed the 
.fart that he had jiied from the effect* of nihic >| r q 
1'retlove. who wns apparently well nt the time of her hus- 
band'* death, wns taken sick soon alter, nnd died during 
the night. A bejr about ten year* of age, died the nest 
morning, nud .lame* Carroll, a brother-in-law of PrutlnveY 
tiled the following evening. All I’hc dentil* were cause. I by 
iii/i'ii* fin'd, which ^supposed by some to have been ndmln- 
jstereu. Vaplou* other rumof*. (hough.'are alloat. It 1* 
altegethcya most mysterious nllalr, aud n- jpdlclnl lnvos- 
tigatiou Vhuuld bu Instituted. 


without any tfan*aetlows for sstvmI wiwfa tW 
oMTssUm wu at 6i fl Jfc for ordinary, ! 

hART) OTU-We hara^nl of no r«rtkM wU 
porlanet, bnt quote the article at ROfdfity ft Mfk 
* ^HKIOllTfl — The new engagement* have b**a 
Ending an American ship for Llnrpotf at 6-18 


• mn American snip ror urerpool at S-1C 1 i 

KnglUh vessel at ‘<d for Cotton, a ship for London 
for Tobacco, and one for Bordeaux at MB 00 ft ] 
Htavee 

KXOUANORR — The rates hare advanced under f 
fluence of a good demand, and a surplus of money I 
city, and we alter ouf quotations as follow : 

Bier! If ' 


him thi* hlgii ,li*tlncti(m. 

Prank anJ f-arl-n In th- -xprawlon -r til* „|ilnlon*, anil 
In II,,' |irrformai,— „r hi* Jllti-*, with rnr« pow-r* -r -lo. 
q„-„—. which n-T-r fallnd to rivet th- atlenlhm of hi- 
auditory, ami whloh alway* oomraaiul-d admiration. -yen 
wli-n they did not carry conviction .... 


n Xlrorpool la th. Arctic, or 
■h wu to hare ten that port 
I 8h. la, theraforc, tiring a 
at NewYork. The flonanl 
the Arctic on lb. 3d Inftanl. 


when they did not carry conviction ; prompt In dccIrlOn 
ami Arm It, action, nnd with a rigorous Intellect, trained 
in Ihc-conteetc of a atlrring life, aud atrcngthcc.l |,y 
larged experience nnd ohrcrratlon. Joined w|lhal to nn 
ardent lore of country and to grout purity of purpoao • 
these wore tho elemenu of hla |mwer and aucreaa And 
w- dwell upon them with mournful gratification now 
when we ahnll anon follow him to the cold and client 
tomb, where we ahall commit earth to earth, ashea to 
Iiahes, dn-t to dhat. with the blcsaed conrlctlou of ihe 
troth of that dlrlne rerelatlon which teaohea ua that 
11“''- I* life and hope beyniid the narrow linuao where we 
shall l-nre him alone to thb mercy of hla (hid and of oiir'a 

lie ha* pnsf-d beyond the reach of human pralaeore-ih 
cure, hut the judgment of hla ootomporariea hna preceded 
and pronounced the judgment of history, nnd his name 
ami fame Will shed lustre upon hla country, and Will he 
proudly cherished In tho hearts of hi* countrymen for Iona 
ag- to come. Yea, they will be cheriahcd nod freahly re. 
u-.miber-d when theM marble columna that surround us, mi 
on-11 the wltncasea of hla triumph, hut in afew brief bourn, 
when hla mortal framo. deapoiled of Ihe immortal rplrlt! 
ahull reef under thU dome for the laat time, to become the 

, m, W ?r°nw aef '? t ln lh * 1 c “"l™t where the 
mightiest ftli before tho front destroyer ; when these mar- 


Tick Ladieb Oot W»:t.— T he Ifoston Beo Fnys : 'About 
ono thouiuuul ladies who went to Dorchustor, on Tuesday, 
the 29th ult., to attend tho consuoratlou of tho ndw Oeuie 
tery. got thoroughly dronchod In tho romnrkable shower 
that raged at that tlino. A friond, who was present, de- 
scribe* them a* niont sorry-looking creatures, straight, 
tall, slim, long faced affair*, looking a* though they )we^c 
n-ady to enter the Cemetery In another cnpacity than as 
'pectator*. It was utterly Impossible for thorn to gain 
■shelter, and thus for two long hours they were cotupolled 
to Kubmit to tho hydropathy of heaven; Beautiful Iwn- 
not*. Imndsomp sllka, fa*tidiou*Iy starched muslin*, pew 
and rich do lnlne*. all wore soaked, undone* ruined. The 
sox', ho lira vo In dress, «o beautiful in color, in one* short 
huUfc.Mst-all its poetry, all its flnb houUrneutyaim.Ttloll- 
cious philosophy. 

Ciierokkk N.ition. — T ho^Chcrokce Advocate say* tho 
pro*pect for abpndant crop* in tnb nation 1* highly favor- 
able. Thorn will bo a^oro corn than ha* over boforo been 
ralped in one senson, 

Ltnr.iui.. — Wo learn from tho Chicago Trlbuno that the 
Superintendent of the Michigan Southern railroad bus 
notified tho Ministers of the Gospel in that city that until 
the first of January. 18.-V3, they will b* charged only hall 
faro nn that road. 

Dts.i.m.Rs o* thh Wksti rm W^mm -Tho Bt. Louis Ho- 
publican ha* published a statement showing tho total i 


frWkf ■vnta V ,JM 
Arrived daring tho week, 638 Beer**, % 
Bbsop, 38 Milch Cows, and 684 Catveoand tm 
rapply of WoaUrn Oattlo boa boon limit** H 
prices Improved. The market for. Ho#. 
a small stock only. OoOd Sho^ are In dsaa 
CatU* and MUch Cow* then hu l^dn ^ 
Prices Ann .• 

_ ^ — riicii- 

Brrr Oattui (Pine Weetorn)... 

it-.- •• o** w»sB 


UrENEKATi iNTELIJGENCE. 

Explosion of tho St. James ! 

MF.U1.YC HOLY LOSS OF LIFE.' 

Wo ure again called upon to record quo of thoso terrible 
disasters which-so-frequently occur In our vicinity, and 
bring desolation to th4 homos of so largo a number of our 
cltizuns. At an early hour on Monday morning, wo. in 
cotnuioh wUh^he community, wore startled by the shock- 
ing Intelligence that tho steamer St. James, which ha* 
been ruuning to Biloxi und other watering places over the 
Lnke. had blown up and burnt to tho water’s edge, killing 
and wounding a large number of her passenger*. 

Tljo St. JamC* left Bay St. Loui* on Sunduy a night, in 
company with the California, having on board a large 


tyul'to him the transactions of tho Senate 
fltis I did, and lie manifested much interest in 
p ang occurrcBces. His inquiries were less 
Cnt as his end approached. For the week 
needing his dentil he seemed to be altogether 
[Strtcted Prom tho concerns of tho world. 
Hen he became so low that ho could not con- 
mt without being fatigued, ho frequently ro- 
usted those around him to con verso. ITe 
ndd then quietly listen. He retained his men- 
lilfaculties in great perfection. His memory 
n&ined perfect; he frequently mentioned 
aeta and conversations of recent occurrence, 
Awing that he had a perfect rccollcotion of 
hit was said and done. He said to mo that 
It vu grateful to God foroontinuing to him the, 
tiering of reason, which enabled him to con- 
UflpUte and reflect on his situation. Ilo mani- 
Mcd taring his confinement the same churao- 
tflhdflvhich marked his Conduot through the 
rigor of his life. Ho was exceedingly nverse to 
give kb friends “ trouble” as he called it. 
&ai time before he knew it, we commenced 
vaiting through the night in an udjoinrng room.' 
lie said to me, after passing ..a painful day, 
“perhaps some one had better remain nil night 
in the parlor.” From this time he knew some 
Mend was 'constantly at hand ready to attend j 


CALVka AIVD TfcA*Lt*«t . 


figurv*. On Thursday, 1 fo b*Un Low Middling at 

8;* -t. Wo sl*o noticed on tlmt «Uy the ulo of a email lot 
-f 8-» I,|,nJ Cotton kt 314 ? ft. Th. r— Ipti nt thl. 
port from the lit of September to date are 1, 408847 bale* 

D “ e, ’° 84 10 J » l « lirt K»r, ud It all th. 

United Blatoa porta th«r» la an Inoraaaa, oompar-d with 
lul year, of 08(1,008 bal* W. quot. a. brfore ; 

. Oai.BAft* cLAMinCATIO*. 

nominal. 

and Fine nominal. 

t'Omm AlfD TOBACCO trivKMRIVT. ** 

Stook on hand Sept. 1, 1861 . *'*'“*’ 

U-c-ly-d ilnco 1,408,11X1 ' 76101 18,71 

■■ y-aUrday — (184-1 ,408.647 1,304—78.606 

Kxportad to date 1,31.47(16 

- 7«t«rday 7.400-1.400,231 3,027-71.06,1 

Stock on hand (20t ol-ar-d 23.708 ' 28J43 

TOIIAOCO— Thu Inquiry | n lh- Tobaooo murkrt hal 
b-(Ui Tnlr during a portion of the work, but th- aupply 
offering hu boon too . limited to admit of »tond«l opera, 
tloua. Tho WMk'a 'Ulua haro -onaequ-ntly embrace, I 
barely 800 hhdl kt th* range of our qnoUtlona, wblell are 

U'oiZ" e I ;T „, V ® 4 1 to Common, 

« 1 ‘° rl °'' “® SV ! tTholce and Belectlona, 

0®7 I Maaon County, 4ffl8X« V ft. The aalea Inelnde, 
on Saturday, 66 hhda Maann Counly at - ; on Monday. 
60 hhda at 4 13.10. 66 at 20 al 6 ',. and 60 damaged , t 
3, 1 . ; on Tueaday, 26 hhda at 4 1-W. 40 at 6. and 46 at 
**. I on Friday 68 hhda at — , 68 at 6 1-10, and aome 
•rnall.r lota at 6®6)<0 ; and ye.torday 46 hhda at 3^,7 at 

4 j. , 08 at 6',' , and 20 at 6j,* 11, . 

BUG AH — Tranaaetlona In tha Sugar marfcat hara boat, 
moatly confined to retail pareaU, tha waek'aaalaanimnln| 




In the House, tho joint reeolutlon wm piCtecd anthor- 
Uing tho l'ostniaiitor-Geneml at hi* discretion to declare 
I plunk rouda llnltcd State* mall route*. 

| A recommendation from the Department, that an ap- 
propriation be made for tho survey of the route from the 
Mississippi Ulver to the l’aclflo Ocean, wns referred. 

Tho House then went Into Committee of tho Whole on 
tho Deficiency Bill, but adjourned without definite notion 
on It. 

Obngresslonal Procoedinga. 

.... ,, ... Wabhinotow, J uly 8. 

in the Iiou*o to-day tho bill grunting Innd* to Alabuma 
fur railroad purpose* was bdd on tho tabic. The debate 
on tho dcficluuey bill cloee* to-morrow. 

Iu Lhu Senate nothing of Importance wu* done, 


y.v.v.v;:».. 

Fddiililiioxaii’* qJ 


Norih C« 

VlrfitU. 


CamaMreiilaai AarW.iMr.1, nlirMiaa*. 

. 6A8D WARRA8TB. 


Board of Health, 

S IS IN T(Tk CITY OF NEW CHILEANS 
tho \\\)uk euditiK July 3, 1859. 


KUTAW. ORKBNK 00,, ALAI 
The Fall B-aalon of thU lnatUuHq, a 
Flrat Monday of 8-ptamhrr. Youngladla 
•ru r-qu-ated to maka appUoatlan for awl 
conrenlant. 

Tha accommodation! of tho School an i 


It him. 

Hr. President, the majestic form of Mr. Cl„y 
•ill no more grace these halls. No more shall 
rehear that voice which has so ufteu thrilled 
ud charmedthe assembled represent utives dr 
Ihe people. No more shall we Beo that waving 
hud and eye of light, as when he was engaged 
□folding bis policy in regard to the varied in. 
meets of onr growing and mighty republican 
eapire. His voice is silent on . earth for ever. 
Ihedutaiessof denfthaa_ obscured the lustre 
cf his eye. But toeraemory of his services— t- 
lot only tc his beloved Kentucky, not only to 
ihe United States, but for the cause of- human 
freedom ud, progress throughout, the world- 
will uve thmgk future ages, as n bright ex- 

ft m Til a ennaHlalUa. --.1 t i . 


HlKcvaT, llumitUol, 


Amu**. 


I Ib'eivcr, 8 muUI, 
I lliMtlRfijiia . , , , , 


. I final ro Mtluiin 

. 1 IlyiirtKtpliftlui 

. 9 Hunt t, Diai nan m(. . . 

. 6 KipAtitU 

. 1 luteal. Ule ernlitm of 

• 8 laflammalloB...,.., 

. I (intuition 

. 1 Martin ft i*obi 

.40 UmiI'I 

.11 MeningitU 

. I MarnniiniB... 

ill rnnahiOnlft. 


Ohituahy Notices, 


lh. brat of faolllUak for acqalrU( 


plUbed Kducatlon. Thai 
hla Id Uia whole Soatk, 


Jamln Franklin and Shakupean. Tho spirit, of theao cm.Ur^“'' 
dlstlngul.b-d iudirldual. happened to bn in an excellent C-n—ptiaa 
humor, nnd they rapped away moat luitily. Yariotn DmXm"" 
.other spirits ■ nflerwarda algniflcd tbclr preaence at tho ftwllly.. ". 
performance, fir, lll.bd and another gentleman nt- 

t-mplcd to give their idea, pn th- auhject of aplrlt rap. 

plug gwocrHlly. but the democracy In the pit wonld not 
allow any lecturing, and thn gentlemen were compelled 
to withdraw. The editor or lhu I'nioo *ny* the MU.,.* 

, x , v, ' r >' tong drceaca, and ho waa under tho imprea- 
.'ton that no (Uncovered, onco or twice, a convulsive move- 
men! of tjio fort. II- auggeata the propriety of having a 
(.ouimittec or, ladies appointed to a-cerUIn what part the 
feet perform In the rapping.. 

Medic*,. Coixcol- or Ohio. — T he Cincinnati papers an- | si. Patrick'..... 
neunce that tho faculty In the Medical UollcgaofOhlohaa S.kuJ* 0, S) 
recently been organised. Prof. If, tv. Baxley, of Baltl- 1 cCih-Me (jirV-V) i 


UfBD— In Havana, Ala., on tho 17th inst., 
Mrs. Hetty Ann Sheldon, consort <)f Chns. 
A. Sheldon, of Greensboro', Ala., und daugh- 
ter of Into Thomas B. Wallace, formerly of 
Ncwburn, North Carolina. 

Our sister died in her thirtieth year, and 
thirteenth of her connection with the M. E. 
■Church. For eighteen months before her 
death, sho hud been under our pastoral care, 
and wo may safely say, it was never our priv- 
ilege or duty to know ono of our flock' more 


5 1 l’ar triii lion 


T flcroftiU 


I Hun Struck 


Eutunii* 


3 HtiiriiU by Poll 


F*r«r f Txphoid!.! 
r*v«*r, Con^nliva* 
Vevtr.P^rnlcioui. 
{'•ter, Typhus . . . 
t*v«r, Cvrebrul . . 

Total 

Of lh**« 69 wan 


5 Tetanus. . . 
5 UnMrtab, 
A Vnrlolft ... 
I Wound . . . 


F-.4V |l ID. 

Wo«h a receipt*, 876 bhd* and bbl»— exports. 340 hhd* 
and bbls. 

MOLABBEti -Tharecrlpta are light, and I-nwrallv dU- 
poacd of to rctullam at lowar price*— aay 20093* y g^oo 
hu good fermenting to prime re boiled. Some 200 bhla 
Bugar-bouae reholled have sold, In two lota, at 28a m 
gallon, and y-aterd.y 240 bhla ae follow. : loo thin fer- 
menting at 18, 80 good reholled at 22, and 80 prime re- 
boiled at 244 V gallon. P 

IVoek’. receipts, 680 bhla — export., 48. 

FLOUIl — lluafneei In the F|our market hu beuoa'a 
limlte.l fleale durlog the week, the ealae embracing barely 
7000 bill*, of whlcl, 1000 wore taken yeatciday Tharataa 
have nuoloaUd .UgbUy, bnt clourt the following rang. 
Ohio. Ilghtw«lght,»8 OS; auperflne, is 76® S3 80- fhaav 
»3 0(1® $4 00 ; extra, *4 40004 «2«*i 8t. Loult Bopar-' 


apla, ihmuUtug and oncournging his own 
ic hymen and" tho people of all nations in 
irpatnoiic devotions to country and hu- 

filii Christians there is yet a nobler nnd a 
” >u Mgnrd to Mr. Clay. They 

icing or him in connection with eternity, 
f kill contemplate his immortal spirit occu. 
«ila inis relative- magnitude among the 
1 kW in tbe jiresenco of God. 

°f him as having fulfilled tho 
U on enrth, having been rc- 

mWhy dtvino grace, and having passed 
op tho valley of tho shadow of dentil, and 
htoueverlnoting and happy homo In that 
"utjjHmade with hands, eternal in the 

> folly morning last I was wutohing alone 
t jfflr 8 bedaide. For the lost hour he 
M® ittuually quiet, and I thought he waa 
In that, however, he told me I waa 
Opening his eyes and looking at me, 
jp Underwood, there may be some 
■on where my remains shall be buried ! 
may designate Frankfort. 1 wish j 


Prof. II. W. Baxley, of Balti- 
more. who has for the left two session* filled tho chair of 
Anatomy with distinguished success, has boon appointed 
Professor of Surgery and Surgical Anatomy, and Dr. Cobb 
succeeds '•him as Professor of AUatomy, and Dr. Drake 
takes the Chair of Praotlee. 

SrcAn-lIoiMi: Burned. 


A. HXSTCR. 8*«r«U ry IWd of lKulth. 


but the stumps of his arms left, they having been blown 
off. He npjM-ared to be insane, and it was found Impossi- 
ble to rescue him He was lift to perish In the flames. 


Hew Orleans Wholesale Prioes Current* 


CAREFULLY CORRECTED EVERY WEEK. 


-Tho sugar-house of Mr. John 
Buhler. in West Baton llougo, was destroyed by fire on tho 
4th inst. Mr. B. wu* Insured for $12,00 in tho Merchants’ 

Insurance Company. * j T. 

I Gannon.. . , 

A Nuisance. — T he Washington Republic states that the b k*I:,“T: 
Bo.nl of Health of that city •• h.vc declared tho ndmeroua 
*hada trees planted In varinua part, of tha city, Mllcd 
the Allantbqs, (tho :0hln» tree) which emit., when In 


he. together with Dr. l’enni.«ton. who waa saved from th- 
at. Jam-*, rendered most efficient assistance to the 
wounded. 

The steamer St. Charles had just arrived at tho Railroad 
itbeu the explosion took place, and she left Immediately 
for tlie scone of the disaster. The California, however, 
had done every thing that could bo dono. 

The second clerk, Mr. Charles Reynold*, from whom wo 
obtained our Information relntivo to tho unfortunate 
affair, says that not mpre than lialflof the passengers imd 
registered their name*. He estimates the number killed 
ut about twenty, hut others tiling tho eBtlmuto entirely 
too niiali. Among the killed, as will be seen. W Judge 


On Ptantalion . . _ 

full*. 4*90.1 - I - | 

laval Htarcft, 

Tnr.Vbbl 3 00 1 10 

PI Wo ,.... 9 95 9 50 

Ro«in I 50 1 VO 


or knew a soul moro completely absorbed of 
the desire to bo a devoted Christian ; moro 
solicitous for an abiding evidence of accept- 
ance with God, and a growing preparation for 
death. 1 hose who havo been Iter companions 
iu church meetings, will readily cull up the 
deep earnestness— the soul-felt concern, so 
dianifest in her cluss-mccting conversations 
and love-foast talks, tliat impressed them of a 
spirit struggling with “desire unutterable," 
and "hungering and thirsting for righteous- 
ness. - ’ Tho exhortation of tho Savior, " stri vo 
or agonito to enter in at tho strait gate," was 
riever so strikingly illustrated to us as iu tho 
perpotuul struggle whicli seemed to possess 
her soul, ever restless and reaching after lib- 
erty in God. See her in church, at home or 
abroad, aud hor entire bearing and ebntcrsa- 
tiou told you of the intense tension, of euro, 
and watchfulness under which she constantly 
lived, bo much afraid was sho of doing some- 
thing ^hat would oxoite the displeasure of her 
God and bring reproaoh upon his sacred 
cause. 

Yot it seemed she oould not attain that de- 
flnitivoness and firmness and fullness of Chris- 
tian experience which would have cnablodlicr 
to use the confident language of tho Apostle, 
“/or wc know und though expecting every 
week to hear tliat buysting light from ..the 
cross lilid flooded and .filled her waiting soul 
in fulfilment of tlie Savior's promise to the 
“ hungering und thirsting/’ tho most wo ever 
heard amid many expressions of uuworthi- 
ness, was 


N»vjr I 

Pilot | 

Cf ackers | 

Dcviwax, IH tt i 

Yellow 

Urlikiq 1HM..: 

Ijtk* 

English Fin ... 


bloom, so oppressive an odor, a nuisance ; andj as a con- 
aequence. they will be supplanted by others less otjecUon- 
ttble.” 

The Bkiinikwater .Mnraii. Paint. — O ur attention has 
been ealled to the largo orders for this valuablo articlo, 
which are daily coming in from Alabama, Mississippi, 
Texas, and from the interior of our own State. A* we 
predicted wheu it was first introduced here, and wu had 
witnessed tho experiments made with it, this ]«int ia 
coming into general - use. and almost every order is ac- 
companied with the highest ^egtimoulals as to its merfts. 

Martyr* of the Hfvou - tion. — An association wo* 
formed in Brooklyn. N. Y., on the ilOth ult.. for the pur- 




U|i«nn. wlntar. . I 1 40 

•Jo- Wll I 1 90 

uo. lufmntr . . . . 1 IS 

WlmW ; r«flu*d..l— 60 


Rriftla win U eoisplau Id Maatf, aKl 
takan to raodar tha aarlaa b-yond all i 
v.lu.ll.audattraoUv.ol tha kind l 
law than F„ t nunnmo Daxuu wll 
tha mosry ud wtlaUs inpanMoa o4 
which will kvarkfa from flftaao to tl 
Rrtiolaa of apeolal moral and nl!0oiu 
tlmo to tlm», Introduced Into tha auc 
Nafkilne. 


_ * p, » aiau»4U4l. A Ulhll 

■ Rttlie cemetery in Lexington, wliero 
pjiy mends and connexions are buriod." 
Pate?!’ endeavor. to have your 

v isk the Senate tolmvc his corpse truns- 
n.uJ " ? .^“’L Kc , n,uc ' ky ' for wpuUurc. 

Rllren wT.h .L„ , eaa . ol . Ulttt cit ^ inaud 

ias been for more thnn 
) people of Lexington — 
-lie manifested, by tho 
pure and holy syiupa- 
unto them as Htroug 

: ».i to Naomi. It was 

to return to them before he 
’ -Ulie daughter of Monb 
beautifully expressed : 
my people, and thy God 
— — -111 I die, and there 


English Fortar 


DO I Ollvr, in r»iki. . ,| oo 
~a. K r ‘ 19 b. I 50 

«. 1 1 *i ine t r * r . I* bbl. 19 UO 

OIK'iikf.^ton. 

• ProvUloiiM,bbl 

15 | do. Waatarn.;.. 14 M 

“Jf halr-bbi. .1 00 

— | India MfU, tide. 

Pijuift U 00 

— I nino, tH bbi... |3 oo 

— IJ. U««f too 

(-itlgo 

98 DrlVd, 4H 1H .... - 1 W 

•R X no 

a. Ow.tHbbl...'. 91 50 

41 Mcu Mil (Ml 

<» ho : la lo 

tt lriniu I 

“ P-0 .114 60 


Rrun, V lou Q>. 
Coffee, 

lllo. . : 

. "s'lftMU 

Javft 

laiguayr* 

Kt, Domingo . . 


Chocolate, 4dhj 

No! ii!.‘! 

"SSES.*.” 1 .::, 

. hkaftlhipK 

do. voUownii'lnl! 


Ha area’* New 


lulu eterulty. is utfributed by different person* to different 
causes. Some of the passougers say the boilers were de- 
fective. As usual, we presume, tho true cause never will 
be known. 

KNOWN TO 1IE LOST FROM THE .STEAMER ST. JAMES, 
■* BY TUB EXPLOSION. 

Judge Preston. J. M. Wolf, two men of Protection Fire 
Company, .lame* M. Jones, mate ; the boat watohuiau, a 
Kvrvaut of Dr. Pennlston. a boy of Capt. Tuft, a free rol- 


^»nd thedead- 
to me, u 

hetiuJ Itutl, 

what 
felt and 

fUaHvLit! 1 U ? y P°°P le * “ ni thy God 

jl I> & h0U Wiil - 

’in Uudtltf V 16 J 010 * 1 °f Henry Clay should 
bertv’e <£ ® J ,n gt«n. In our llovolution, 
Ion, -f ,k., tl0D b . lool l was poured out in 
“id It iu-i namo ,n Mossaohunett*. On 
Ke,ltuck .'' conseorated 
lj dnired W^^’t to tho place where Mr. 
Uccted * )u ” e d. The associations 

"•tier- ami *1? UttmB harmonize witli liis 
•ffty at tl/Ul- 8 “““'"'lent erected to his 
Uj Ui6T 0t !2 , “ l: i ecU,a b yl»}wwill he vis- 
“^erenM^L?! 0 ' f ei,i ““ nud liber ‘y with' 
■hlttton ^ iqZ U . 1 18 I“ 8 P lreJ at tbu tul » b of 

* be engrave^* 11 * inonuir.cnt let- liis epi- 

Smi'Ttiareif. ^ * lave tvofled myself of Hr. 
haer, with ?, c 0lio °/ lbe epitaph on Thonias 
In hU 8W a , lter atiou8 and additions, 

' “ft md cl?.1° W . 0(1 vcrso m y admiration for 

f^artqribuu i 0t f, r ° f Mr ‘ Clft y’ auJ wi‘ b 

■teUttgn. ft the in'mory of my illustri- 
| I conolude my remarks : 

JfdMi and stars unfurled,' 

' tad ao^ftft ft® startled world ; ’ 

3!?^ J 1- brllllAn t miuff 

? c « coameS JS* ‘ ,ubll ° toils began, 
fVulneu dexiw, tbe ^iwHor and man ; 

WL,, « ht y ,n d®»*»te, 

win, united , u(co . ' 

* clita** fWwItSjl “'(’'•“ell's ycora- 
4 JJS® '«.oy, wji. I/? I' uU1 " care.— 

“'TOciio, | 1 ri.fl?(• tarn to stream* of 1 


8pufni,N. Uftilfiil— 40 
ilo. NftOlutk«l,. — 88 
T»llow *— 

AdftituutUii* ; 

Star I- lii) 

Cordacc, V ft. 

Mftuiiw - 14 

TArreJAmericftu — B> 

Kuuift ' 

OeraMeuI, hM. v is. 


British prison «hlp«, how piled up beneath the Nary Yard 
wall in that city, to a moro decent und ' uppropriato place. 
It is designed to relnter these rellcU on Forte Greene, 
(Washington Park.) and tooreot a suitable monument 
over them, to mark tho spot forevor where they He. A 
movement or thl* kind wu* heretofore made, but feU 
through from lack of energy. Thu character of the mca 
who liavo taken it in hand now, however, is said to » 
guaranty that tbu project will bo pushed forward and 
finally consummated. 


ored boy, John, second steward, colored j Mrs.’ Asher, her 
daughter, full grown, and the eteemnuu on board tbo 
yawl. 

THE NAMES OK THOSE SAVRD FROM THE ST. JAMES, 
R Y THE STEAMER CALIFORNIA. 

Col. H W Palfrey, slightly scalded on tliu hands ; Fronch 
-Frauk. deck hand, badly raided ; William Collins, engi- 
neer. badly scalded ; Frank Rollon. 1). P , scalded und 
wounded ; James Bell, .Sr., clerk, scalded j Churle* Rey- 
nold*, scalded j W T Thornly, Imrkeepor; J U Howell, 
pa-’.fronger ; \\ II Wright, owner of tho boat, badly 
wounded; Edward Fremont, pUFhonger ; EToleduiio; 11 
Mitchell: George Wolfe, sou of lawyer Wolfe; Oliver 
Rout und two boys ; John U Jones. pa*souger. slightly 
scalded ; J A W«bl). putFouguf, alight)y *tu;iuded : Jua A 
Hl.i no. Hllghtly burned ; Neal.- deck baud, badly scalded: 
Samuel .1 Peters. Sr. ; ,S J peter*. Jr., piusengur ; Jule*. 
A .UIank.; Ja« ; Huylund.' 'passenger ; Capt (’lurk and two 
children; \Vllium Harris, passenger; Ikr: Pennbton, 


Collision —The steamers Whirlwind ami Paul Ander- 
son cainu into collision in Capo Girardeau Bond on tho 27th 
ultimo, by which tho lutU-r had m-urly ail her ui>j>er star- 
board works carried away. . 

-Gp.RM.rv iMMUiiiA.via.— Tho Cincinnati Commercial of 
tbo 1st inst. nay*: ••Fifteen hundred German immi- 
grants, wc loarft, arrived and took up their abode In this 
city Mil bin the past two weeks.” 


Hr.Sli.lK»X<<* J a!— 5 !— 1 
iio.SliliC «4 4 a>; 4 - 7 i— 19 
Rlil.8hrta.VaK - 4*|- loj 
itn.Sb(iuUngi4-4J— V — 16 
Br.IaOw.O.nftbif.1— to — 19 
fto.Vft.do.lAtt4-4j— *K — i°J 

Ti.kiD<.v3p4-4 - » !- IS 

Ktrip«.ftCiifteki — Rli'— 16 
iKaim. — I0‘ I— 15 

CbttODMM ...J — UK — 95 

8«Uit.ta j - 95 I— 16 

Calico Friuta... — 5 — ]6 

Jrivn., Krulacky — 40 . 45 

1 i',»*.y« r lfy. | ao j— 35' 

do. EoAtarn - ts — 93 

Duck. V boll. 

Ruwfft -14 00 11 50 

Ewgluh....>... 3 5'» 14 04) 
RftMn. 6 50 u 50 

Aiu..Noft.9»10,yd — IS — 75 

Dvfft, V too. 

L.gwrood, Ciupjr 18 00 . JO 00 
do. Kt, Doiiiiuu# 13 00 14 00 
Fu.lic, T»nipir4) 10 00 14 09 

lUdigo...* ft. _ «o 100 

Madder — 19 — If 

Kmgo, jbbl. POO 

Flour, ii bbl. 

Ohio, ate., up.. 3 10 3 fo 

I U nun* A Mo. do. S *5 4U1 

Kt. Louii.City., 4 10 4 30 

Hour I 3 V5 

Fcathcr« a n.;- m - m 

iBMWq'TnufTS 

MiKBW*i,likbl. jj 50 IJ 00 

di>. No. J 'MOO 1100 

ilo. No. 3 1 1 00 9 00 

Honing, V boi. — 40 —40 

Fruit, «<boi.j 

Pruuo. ’* ... ' — — 

tUUIsqMK ... 


( Ilf OHIO larccfl . 

do. y«Uo.r 

®P*R(.ia oil, kuui 
Rlt-e, Cftiolin*,^ 

Hplueft, C4u*i*,ft 

Cloma 

Gin g«r, r*c« 

do. ground 

NuUn*g« 

1 uuanto ....... 

8u«.r, , 

Lft. iu tha City . 
Ou PUuutioa . . 
Itavauft wbiU)., 

do. ToUow I 

do. Lrouru 

Loft/.Boot.ftFlil., 
do. LouUiuiu... 

Ctariflfd 

Bait, 

Liv«rpl,tluouck 

do. do. liu *to /*, 


Ciiolkra. The cholera ha* broken out among the la- 
borer* on the W abash and Krio canal. Muny were dying. 


Quartan of the Commanlina 
NAPOLEON BON A PARTS. 21 
FECPLIAR ORBITS OF DIBTIJ 
03TRICHB8-BOW TOKV RBI 
R DOLL TOWB. 

MY NOVBL ; . or, V.aicviz. ID 
■•-•RD ImrexBcLwaa. (c. 
TQB LITTLB OBAV 00381*. 
THE MOURN BR RND TOft OO 
RIFE OF BI.RKE, TIIR URER' 
TUB BRITISH MWXIJH RN. 

DKNB B, BRtett. 

A TERRIBLY BTRRNOK BIB 

WOA* tub sunbkrm bobs. 

Till RECORD Or A MRIUfll 
INBRNITV. 

R TRL1 or 

STORIRS ABOUT RBABM RND 


ll , , BALT— W. ban uotlmd a sale of 1600 auks Uvatpool 
l« ooanm on Frl.nU, tarn,*. Fren necoml band* tha rata. 
■W >“’« >»•“ H 00®, I 26 Tor eoarn und flua Liverpool, da- 
■Jay Uvored free of drayage. 

la (J0f ERE TUb market has Lean extremal/ dull durlog 
llfl tho weak, und Wo hero uotload aula, of beryl/ 1100 '-f- 
Rio at 8 If® ft; for good to prime lots. A furthyr csrgo of 
_ 3805 bug* hu urrlvad from Hlo Juuulro. tuuklug thy direct 

- Imparts blucy Isptemhsr lit, 328,801 bsgu According 
2 tho suuusl clroulur of Mr ll. T. Loudsls, CoSes Broker, 
is of this city. Issued on Beturdn/, the 3d Inst., tbe hmport* 
~ et this pert direct from Jtlo de Janeiro, during thn /enr 
ending ou the lit Inst , amounted to 326,057 bugs, ngslnsl 
_ 210,247 In 1860-1, und 220,268 In 1840-60 ; coustnlne of Bin 

l< 34,821, ngulnst 32^46 but /our, nud 61,176 In 1MB-60 , nnd 
. dlrrff from Cubu nnd otlinr source* 12,6124, ngnlnat 10JU0 
l» Ust yenr. nnd 20.327 tbn /ear U lore— total, uf nil kinds, 

. 373 340 bag*, sg^mt 314 4(22 ln 1860-1, nnd 2ai,7u7ln 

1840^0, ironing n Head/ increase In the trade. The 
rales mr consumption during the past year ure stated ut 
„ #71,278 bags, against 346, 7U lust yeu, and 283.416 tha 


tho hopo that there was some little 
growth in the divine life, and tlie trust that 
at last all would he well. “ Surely,” Baid sho 
to me u few days before she died, “ surely God 
will not cast me off, I can not think tliat, and 
yet I can not realize as I would tho coming 
triumph over death.’’ Wo read hor tho sus- 
taining word of ' God, and though her lips re- 
fused to acknowledge tho full victory, a smile 
upon her countenance gave evidence of a soul 
whose secret trust was stuyed ou God. 

And now. reader, uo doubt you are ready 
to enquire, “and did the trusting' soul tliuu 
depart ! wus ite longing nover satisfied ! God's 
promises never fulfilled Thank God, tlie 
soul was tilled! sho did not die Hhuddoring 
with fear. Just half un hour before site 
And now um 1 


Tho Daily Wisconsin says that the emigration 

toWesteru Wiacuusln was nover larger uor of abetter 

class. 

The second iwaoeismeUt of porsonul property 
in Ciuclnuati. city and comity, gives a return of upwards 
of thfrtotin millions aud a half. 

It is Ktated that thirteen thousand cows are 

kept In Loudon, coufiuod in collars and ahods, in various 


There 1 ihs been no ruin on the island of St. 
• 'roix since November loot, and thg sugar crops coiue- 
quontly havo suffered much. 

There were in Boston, week before last, only 
4Ji deaths— 0 of consumption. In Philadelphia there were 
190 deaths— seventeen of consumption. In NowYork 
there were JJU death*— 41 of consumption. 

Wo HeeitBtiUed that the phonetic system of 

spoiling ha* been Introduced into no lea* than fifty -three 
of tho pub llo spools of. Massachusetts. Uf tbe*«, twelve 


J IV Gregor; E Edgar. Frank Turner, Jame«, Webster. 
“«n Mitchell. Samuel I’uyno, J Bayne. II Grant. T Grant 
and Alfred, Colored Firemen. ' * 

LIST OF THE Wut'.NDKD OK THE HT. JAMES, XT DU.' 
LUZKNUl HO’H HOSl’lTAL. 

Francis Turney, An*ra*or Flrat District, riiglitly H aldod ; 
\\ m. Collin*, first eugiueur. badly soaldud ; EUaa M’ilaon, 
injuries in tlio back, und slightly scalded ; Wiii, licucon! 
arm* and upper potion of the body badly scalded : Frau- 
Ct.i* FiuncisrpassiMiger, badly Moulded ; d. FerrUlor. pus- 
seuger, badly scalded, not expected to live ; Harry Har- 
vey, passenger, budly jculdeU ; J. G. Whaler, watchthau. 

BUghtly seuided ; McMillun, deck bund, rigiitarm 

hroken. nqd badly M-alded. ; Gregpr, vnbln buy. a slave, 
belonging U> Madam Isabei, badly sculded ; Patrick, bo- 
onglngto tho sain,. Uidy, nightly Dculded i George, bolung- 
» RIU, belonging to Strafford ; Julius und 
Patrick, all firemen, budly n alded. 


8tcel.CoBi.yi ft. _ 

Kiitflish.bliMrarM 

AmeHcftu . , — 

IJerinuil, 

Heap, iift. 

N'oflhn Es. N6.J _ 
Uo. No. | ,ii,„ _ 

Uo. lioritraui...L. 
do, Auimi lorn . , 
Uui,IUb.„i. . , . j_ 
dj. Aiu>ilain...Ll 
Huai, Jftjiwlrs. . | 
do.NBtrKnR'lfuidL. 
do.N'u wOilnnu#. ]_ 

Will. Is) ,l, , fill’d _ 

do. miu mon. . _ 

Alrobol 

Mklna. F iota. 

Euliilo j i 

Bar . ' * j 

U(j. iu liftlr ...i. — 1 
Fo«, r»*r • • • * . . - 


I/iiuoub..; 

Ofiiipi 

Fi||t, <101111,4* It 
CuHtuitaZftJiU, 
AUnoiidi, S. 8. . 
U". Lnt l lhu 11.. 
Fur., f BkU 
OiUf ^ 


of tbo public ftchoob _ w 

ure iu r|tcbburgs 

Cl’liu ceuaus of France of 1851 gives one curi- 
fus roault. Thu numbur of wonwu Is .graatar thau that 
“'J 111,11 Thu SKfurunou Is axtraordlnar/, ljuiug ueurl/a 
million au3 a half. In Daria, tho dUbrenro l* on thu 
other *1,1", (hero being 26,800 mon man thui, nomap. 

JuiueR MoDonnld, an old man, said to lie 10? 


breathed her last bIio suid, “ 
satiffietl. m Site had reached tlie valley and 
shadpw of death— tlie long dreaded puss from 
earth to heaven, und Buid “ 1 cheerfully go for 
Christ.” After till her anxiety about tho end, 
“she saw mi evil t( J fear.' 1 ' 1 &eiug the faith- 
fulness of God, learn lieuco, all ye timid, 
doubting ones, to live, dtiubudgy, “ taking no 
thought tbr t(ie lutirirdW.’* 0|h ! let not uuho- 
Vef hind uuto tho burthen of to-day all tlie 


0r A' 

Oats 

CraiB.ln ni 
do. (hvlU 

Umi.i.yi 

Ciuupowi 

Couunua, 


voara Of ag<*. applied at tho Third District Ftatlon-hou»c. 
lirouklyn, N. \ on Mouday night, tho Jhih ult., fur. 
1‘jdging*. Tho Morning Jouruul *wy* H«kr Uoatou. 

Ho liHd been (u sec hi* oon. who is sovouty-ou* year* old, 
uud was returning ou foot to lhu iiouto of hi* daughter, a 
widow, hixiy ono year* old, who live* half-way between 
NewYork aud Huston, 

Monroe & Frauciy, printer* uud pijhUgherg, fc 
tile oldest firm in lloetou— It Was formed in 1800, These 
two geutleiuu.u— ouo sovouty-sovcu years of ago, aud the 
other sovouty-two— havo lately pub Jrocu. u volume of 1 up- 
wurds of throe hundred pages, the typos for which were 
all ■ aot " with ti’.olr owr hawthi. Tiuti a » gjolliiuen of 
propuriyv but pty^qo^bUiii) habit* hutuolry as tin) moit 
ugreeaelo uiunnew in wniioh they can pa** the time of Hielr 


.SEARCH FOR THE HODIE0. 

Tuesday the steamer Califorula having been chartered 
by tlie Mayor for tlie purpose, took ou board Captain 
Youeupe*. Chief of Police, •with a seleotbody of pollcemeu 
aud' together with u detachment of OapUln Hrivbfs Ct«n- 
pony of Artillery, with ouo ela-pouudor field piece, pro- 
pee, led to the h.ieuo of the lato explosion. Guns were 
fired for the purpose of raising the bodies of the drowned 
After remaining until uoaV dark, throo.bodlrr-wero re- 
covered. One of a lady, about thirty year* of uge, and 
.havlug ou a dark dress ; uuothor uf a female lufant, aged 
ahout uiim mouths, and tho thjrd of a young lady, ugea 
about tweuty. The bodies wore brought t6 towu und de- 
cently takeu care of. 

Tut Victims jpv Tilt Br. Jsmw — Hurt hvlir, found 
The budfts uf the fullowlng ware fouutl on the 8th. Of 
count, Ultra Ware vary much alaflgurad by tbo alftct or tpa 
watar upon them. 


waa 1(1,481 bugs, In^own' hand. 7614- total 2RF7D Uga, BOtNft'B *ARY -CHAIR 
agalVat k(,tiW at tka iHirraaponiUag (lata last /rar Th. RQROR'g (Hlwan 
• ‘F-tdr FTlca uf tha anlss ufHlo during tha month cqjply UTRR ARY NOTloraa 

X T * 100 '*• Ao « wt • hk fc»h«U. 1 Stii w^ :,,. 

8 2V, In Octubar 7 Bu, In Norambar 5, it, 1 r Dtoamhar 

B 20, In January 7 81. In Fahrwug 4 it, In March 8 12, In LrrNSuc mravl^l 

A/rll 8 31, In Her 1 i; madln Jup. 8 73-nvareca uf tha MM on band ra tlw ll 

W> imSjwti 4^ Tha tom • spurt* fren, UVa, ja *** 

4mn tft 61./, 1861, to lit Mr/, 186^ ^aa. bran I VaBRk'I^'Lu. rnnamra 
I »,p,774Ug.,lgRlnsl 1 *43,41*1 durlug tiq iwvriuustwalva l ^*“5SE 

munllu, bring . gsoirare of |J7,^, bran; tha o.portj 

hum Blu tu all purta In % .ai.uj 8Ut,» from |, t - .. 

1861. to 1st Wu, I,,, w„43, U(! . - rm ‘ [ .. I . 

aamauafioi prerlun* ya.r, balugiR tnor.ra^ ^ jJoL Lktt . ntf. raftwnlrrv-fna 
\euu, tuff tha prasaitt stuck u^ Kfo i ' i.-» j,, ^ m,, aannat vchnMftRR aamhit 

portlue port, uf th. I’ nititil ci, 9Clh Juna, 1863 it Two BcUrpr raRh. t 

aWlumtaJ nt 130 WO bmre wraj(|*6 87JW Ust /rar, Atom MRh. mwjhmira* by flu 
nuiqSlo^\ ‘Wvia '[Uautllj (rKpr »m mm V I — wn rust renpy, hoi 

W.vwv Ws. 


Amsriv«e,sly l» | to 
do. 10 by IJ 1 | mi 
„ •>«»• 40 

tiun./Iiksn, - 04 

“ST.tfm.fe — 

rafiSK tad ““ 

jjjri 

Dry-siltad — 1 
W.i «slUj,b'v> - IS 
Dry, ooealrv • . • - 4 I 
Kiji ruJ t’su .. — 4ji| 

Iron, »lffu. 

Fir I 

ruuulry Uf.^lt — 4 W 
Knjlihb, f taO 
KvTnJ.l,i^wUa ; lr4 0* I 


TebaewBn ft. 

— • 11 CholtaAClfJsftf — — 

00 1 Flo* 

-ra hir 

96 CoUUilM ...... — _ 

Inferior _ 

J s l| S3tfStf:;:: = 5 

■a I HtscaRk’aa...:-!! 


triisliiug und crowded future, but with strong 
urmof fiutn oust both the j.reseut und" the 


future on him wlio “ 


curetlt for you!" Lift 
up your bends, ye desponding does, buttling 
wiUt coustitutiouul infirmities, strive on ! it 
may be that all your weaknesses shall not bo 
swallowed itp'by tlie victory of gruoe until a 
late period of life, but tha victory shall be 
gained, utni though itVbqt half qu hour be- 
forp soql ami bqijy j>qrt, yet you shafl si(y : 


MovMNii Mai iiiMis — (ireat ditltculiy bus bci n k ,oxpe- 
rieuced ou Long lalaud iu obtaiuiiig laborers to carry ou 
the usual farming prooewos. aud large fields of gras* haVe 
every seusou remainod unuowu uulil tyu bay was nsariy 
worthless. « ''ike fo/yiei*are'uow begin u Ip# toSub mowing* 
machines, and it Is Oaid wltb perfect suocess A nutchip* 
cut* dowu t«u or twelve flora* 'of grass a day, shMiring off 
tbe Utigled aud prostrate gnu* with the same dispatch a* 
if It stood upt ight. 

Facie his. —A considerable advance iu i) eights to New 
Orleaus bus t«keu place at Louis' The Evoitipy ^ntou 
ui tliu Lt lust, say* the steaiuer Illinois had engage 


N*1I Hod* ... 
C*»llo*t, Ala. 
Lumber, 


Wiut'ft, £1,1*44 

kSi.ivv'::;::::' 

do. Iii.nuliou . , . « 

TkubuSw - 

, Sicily Alsdelis.. - 
Ilslsaft.iWMi.. ri 

M, try li/.iii, 

KKs^ 1 

bu« r iir^|ic4k i 
CfllMlutiis I| 


Thk “Maimual Aid" Movinu. 


•It is stated . iu , N*w 
Vork that M. J’ulasky, Koarutb’s private Mcrctary, who 
j*U«d for Europe iu UAi ^aUlo. took* with him' a large par- 
tioa of lh* " material aid ” culleeUid by hU master In this 
eouutry, with a view of investing it lu HrttUh securiUe* 
fubject to tbe Uuveruor’s qoptrol . ^ 


•luclinu UnJ hwt 
r-rqv --- Y"* 1 »* th* »>»• time 
BRUalNfl RWd HOPE— Tha Waak’l 
•oil. Map. .t 6 JR, , 60 pirata .nil aril. 
pUoa. uid ouU.nl 12R®l4>wl6\®ll, 


Stav«<,|>«.VI900 40 00 
do.'w.wdijU . . |5 oO 
it*, bitucb UilU 94 oo 


Bruised sister Siiu.don iu lift 




, • 

", " ' T- _ 1 T ' ' “ 

. -v A 




tice* of the ImoorUnt Book* of ihe Month-. Thm WmLTZ 

commence with the number) 

■ hki| 

m r - m |j|4 

Contexts or TH 

* Jolt Wn 

(EtR. 

TUI RRUORY AT BFRflf 

GFIBLD. Bv 

Aifoorr. 




m. arrived Wed- 
eto IW* fifth wit., 

SsKE 

M> wtiih left 
<rantoan.TT.ro. 


t at WaillW"-' <* 


Mi tteMfcmta. . 

on, (hUftimU exchange, In the 


C|r lev (IDiltans Conation JUnwfatf. 


Prom Tom. 

fly tv rtrenishtp Mrilrn, d'pt. FUoe.W# hav® drived 


Mm IUm*. 

■it' * 

prceow’s Point, July 2. 1862. 


I- . ^ nave already m«*,n- additional Item* ox new*. 

4faM€ CtjiilHi mortality which oernrred among thr f OnbulrtU — Thte disease hai 
MUMUgiw^a IbeFreprtterMrKIm.and wo liar# to record dlnnola, and It nteopwvall* to 
- ^fl*r «•**</ affaire ew board the British alilp fir Victoria. 

•. ! __ . . .1 1... I. M .win. A Jalai U’linrtrm. Jl 


' _ culler Interest to prevent. I came down to this Tory London has boon greatly admired, 

disappear n- j^jthy and salubrious u Point ’’ day before yeeterdny. An attempt VftB made in Nqw York, on Mon- 

exl.-ntat Lavaca a from lndianota, on th* J. L. Ray. Ity-lhr-bye . ,he la n d*y, i)n< 2$thiilt.. in ,tenl thx box deposited In th* owner 
yrmwl that appear* to he well adapted tn thla trade. Bhn ifono of th* new Dlble lloilie, 


A ousted ‘ **<l awpllcil to corns oxen of tho it. H. FAHNBBTOOK’8 VD^lMIFtTOB! I 

iofti'Mrt'WUto*. irfwWff ttNroa certain cure. The Safest and Most Kffecttf® 

The income of tho city of Edinburgh, from its » r nr n ivi wi II 

propcrty.laabout two nn.U half mMllona of dollaraa year. M%MU*YWM< M* m w tv ormuruy 

Ar^teAlWt^of A.mwl.a, Flower. i» i” A ^ lh "L^tw^r r ,:^ 1 \rf.7*oSS' 


now stood the tost of twenty -tiro years’ trial, and laronfl 
dcntly recommended an a safe and effectual medicine for 
Hxpeliihg worms from the system. 

The proprietor has made it a point to ascertain the re 
t*u\t of Its use lu such ensoa ns came within hit knowledge 


Kepler Thl* reeeel was ninety days In making A letter dated. Whartna, Jun# fifth, says: J*' goes np Po'the lndlanoln and Port Lnraci whart*, there Capt. Forbes;- the author .of PCVCrnl vnlunble I ^tllt^urtLrwTff^”? I ^ 

Panama to Ban Praneiscn. When a few ronriderabl# sieknem In thl# part of th* country. On Mr. tlm® find much exiMmro In Ufhtrolhf. , Thl* Is works, connected with his serylces at sea. lias recently 1 1 li . > q . y *. . 

i. . ll. u nf rtinl. J I . . i. ill.,, I 111 till! unfit' mr.i l.f 111 wi.ufa 


SOUTH-WESTERN BOOTHS 85 

JOHN BALL, ^ 

ro^cbotcoxub^m,,,.^^?^ 

METHODIST HOOK CONCERT ■■ 
All lb. puliUcnllom of tbl, Concert lo |» ' 

s tl«i, at M rntnlogue prices. "**** l ^il^ 


SUNDAY SCHOOL Wk) K8 


• anrrnf friwn Panama t<J Ban Franelem. When a irw conuuera nu ncanem in ro" «»-< 

pmt from the former port, fever. dysentery and mca- BoROns plantation. there were thirty-three 


a rery quiet and still Uttle town ; nothing appears In- 


ti and drlren fromth 
1 »an killed, but hart 


. sl«w broke oat. and thlrty-sli of the passengers died. Du- *m. of which eight died. On Monday iMtWr. »• ®- Tb °“‘ rtlncd to • kick up ” or keep up anything like a row or 
1 rtfer thirty d«ys of the pamag* there was not wind enough as. the overseer. died, and yesterday his son died at l-«. | A u n%t n lt fckl „ ..» »mi know, of 


died, at the early age of 34 years. 

Tho nulilc Bovcrdgn of fifty tl Iibb Bent to I’rirl« 


"the nr.llnary preparations, for ^t>rm«. 
resorted to without any permanent a 
l« attested by the certificates and stn 


it I tn keep the «all« full, and the sufferings on hoard were Horton s, after a frw hours sloknihs. People here are all doJ ^ |( , t pleafml . lt pVMUiea to keep up a continual 

W 2L.-.7 n , I. -1 I . n t,.r n nilt not without a cause. ' . ... ■ 


*• k ^T the taU< 
Dh. llt'TTra.— * 


, > n ii know of for a new lot of furniture, and It Is also stated he desires of respectable persona In different pnrts of the country.. 

except Old Ocean. It lias a way, you mow n tonlake hold Montes hik queen. and should Induce families always to keep a rial, of tin 


Zl'ZtZZ SKLS Bimk . „f »„ lyUSS: . 

illl na.BTiUgo. Thl.fBM ‘“I'lxr H'.iiHtlunt of .lUVE^ILl IKkik, ® 1 ** 
d statements of hundreds Libraries. ’ Wlmj, 


, much alarmed^ and, apparenUy, not without a cause.-’ 
■Th. bodr of Pr. 0. J . ftultar, lunfoon of Tiu Bum wo thi O.or,— Th. Mlhir ronllnuM 

• . . . .1 JL. LI i._. »(.■ KhUti worn mnoh nooil.fl hmlnS 


# Mm IJ. B. ship Vincennes, who wap lost oreiboard In the fnVomNe, oopiou* rains, which were m uch needed, hartnp. forth % -WPfll nn ,t soothing lullaby, by which we 

0 who Imrtmraf Ban rmnelsco, baa been ftmnd. the cropa are highly promising. It Is astlma- ^ mv ch(irgft , npt Rni , rr |y fg h| n g sleep, fanned all the 

. .... .. <1 1 lV. I. .. ( ..on will iw. Annl.1* ■hit It BTor linn .... . . to. . 


’ l»g" T« Mi.r. 

dfeafth. w MiMilc. T»' BUIo Joiirntl publl.hnllt Hwr.- I»»n b-fbr. (oontorvon. fnnlinR romfor««bU »11 rlpht— too cool villi- Ainontr the I'econt mlvot 

mJP. fT’r,™ .... W« «r» loflmii-il from » B»oUcm»n Utoj, from Poor «r»t oo> In tlio plow, h» bwn otgi MM«l»IMIMi oi». Thl, point l" nlmut Mghtroo mil™ wiilh-cmt of In- writ., n bookon lb, woot mol I 

P*** , * i " y* Man's Cratk that the miners there are doing exiremely Prath or 4tArr. Bmows.— Capt. Thomas Bfihon« died ( u nn0 |a. and attached to the main land by a peninsula, and thus din gold Intellectually 

■ «M.mio« muMrn wMl ftoU, ‘Jf’S.V.’ rtW. rwld.no., »t T.xmb, on lb, llth nlt..^ «• ri, ty „r rfxt, flro mil,, long «nd from t»o to thro, mil,, „ j, Rnil , tlm , fonu . 

- owi Indlrfuint .Ub, ^ K l« fcZoM,‘., |^^o,.. A Ir. L,. ,lor- npp.,,,1 to b, ,hM,r». Ill, d«tl. l, uolT m^T ^ loml „ „ wUhln „ fpw l,o n dr,J jr.nl, of lh. Ilulf .°t contracted with nn Kngllsh h ni 

HT' " j ' u mi "j t . i.r . !j i | H i h n 1 r three nmn took out of the Jersey claim *2*10 In a single by all who knew him, as he was unlreranlly esteemed. Mexico. Mr. Decrow. the founder of the town, has nearly eight thousand Chinese laborers 
Idlrtloa nm ^risST^^wo feet deep, and the weather quite l)|,owk»:n.-A man named Bradfoid Jenkins formerly rompMed R Wu „ fu i mansion, affording an extended dollars a iqonth for eight years. 

Mwt>i.i*iuui wnnMtioiT cool. a 1 from 'Italtlmore. was drowned mear San Antonio, while ■ «i r thn • >><,. r n,» „f .. , 


flrom the mines coni 


.* v - ‘ , .x. <1 ...i to make Lola Montes his queen, 

doing just as It pleases ; It pleases to keep up a continual . ■ . mil .. n 

' ..... 1 rtxwinm nn and lnshimr A vecant balloon usccnflion nt Oldham, l-.ng- 

aud per^t^n^some lrne. rolling up mod taddhg wasWrmlnatcd tiy the death of the aeronaut. Mr 

agalhst tha BiVikcrs. like It iplght be a little mfllnl. ,j nn ,es Ocmlston. 

. ii A .. MthXr Dronilrf „ It lf «, llina . s,, « d,n « forth • - WM,t an ' 1 -oothlng lullaby, by whlchwe j ft( , k „ on> tho American .leer, 1m« beaten De- 

^ TV Mg mL T!Tii what IS ewer has cfinttftlnp: and rofkowhlnfC atmep. fanned all the tpU a P H e hmted runner in England, doing ton miles 

t«l th.l^b. «br«t m, will b*d,nW, »h«l Itmrnu whll , hy cni , nil jMI,l,irul br^«,.-mi mrwiultoo,-. In nil, mlnillw-lb, Kngll,bm»n lull » mile- bililnd. 

fount'Tpnn, frxling „mfr.rt»bl. .11 nlpht-loo ,or.| irllli- . th,' recent mlv,nlnr,r« in AuBtralln. 


andsltould induce families always to keep a rial, of tin This department is verv larin> «n.'iL « 
preparation In their poswsslon. It Is xalld In Its operation wor i,, i. Theolnaw nn, i , 
ami may he administered with perfert safety to the most W publffhed In this cotirtry 

delicate infant. 1 Sold by nil Druggists In NewOrleaim. ^’P''- “tnong which may lie found the ftflijL?*** 
and by nearly all Druggists and country merchants in thi Jeretny Taylor. Wesley, Clarke, llenr* 

Unit'll Slut,,.' .mmlCI-lT l.ocV,. ll'oon. JlVtnn. Oolllor. Bh-rtntk i^kln 

K. C. ESTES, P»l,y.HU,Vlioiiw,Bumrtt,TOlol«n,,i»M'^?M«k 

C O M Af lSSlON HER!- II. 1 N T, PfrMn'^V, 

I’llTulm,,, ,v,ry ilflucrlpllon of MKHCll'XNPIBK on J 1 . ' r - ^wnrtl,, Pwln ',i^ I t* 1 

onlor, from in,roli3lit», plnnlm* nml nllirr,. 'Itli,r for ,i. , | uv,, . J E/, 1 


•Hkrwl onfwbbi )orfc- 
I to reply t* rtthrr of his 
[ of the ren e wed outrage 


MSf Oaerrawo. and tbs robbeiwagl «es- 

r boats. adraMC4«r<» tberancV Bomrto 
wtr elUMma, as* eame to the log fort 


r all who knew him, as he was universally esteemed. Mexico Mr. Pecrow. the foqudgr of the town, has nearly eight thousand Chinese laborers, who are to Bccelve four Utensils and 
, . Pbowbko. — A m»n n.mctl llrmdfoid Jrnhln, formwly rompW ,a » b,.ulirul m»n,ion. MforAlnp .n rxtond. nl aollnr, a njontl. for slpht j-rnr,. l!om|p„ m , 

. C0 ®J* > ,* ' si a- a iinmi' fr0U1 ’Baltimore, was drowned ^«wr Ban Antonio, while nnd romwi tlc Tlaw from th# tudustradlng on the top ; the The Artists of IloRton tire about forming nn attended to 

BrrPtovs Oolo Dost .-Mine of the turn o .. • . v bathing In the river. Onlf. prairies and bays are nil spread out with tine effegt. Academy of the Fine Arts, ami propose having suuil-an- 

hM ’’T* f V ,, w „.r„b7^, .rri„lofth,„booo Tb, town of PMurtn I, on tb, ofipo,lt« ,lde of lh, lmr,. S“l,i“l Ut l°“-- 0o V“ rn ” r U-ulwrll hMboon «lect.d M o«r,.AVipb 

having fifty-six pounds of bogus gold dust la his pOMts- F son Mexico,— We learn by the nrrlTsl of the setioon- .... . . A wi.if; President. Ailvncniv i 

>lon, *IUb th* lotmition of pwlog II w B«oln,. The fr F.»pl,.C,pt Ilucon. y r»t,r<l»j. ft.™ Very Crux, th»t *!j i ^ T° f M ” u . or p, which lx ^ r ' Hu|no, of Livcriiool, mcntioncil nt the 

dxfst, a eoaaposttlon df brass solder slightly mixed with a good d»;al of excitement exists among the inhabitants of - ^ ® meeting of the Historical Booiety, that a gentleman In 

gold, was Imported from NewYork. and forwarded by that city, relative to the heavy duties on flour. On the * bout forly-flve miles long and from three to nvo miles i^poo, was now wearing the watch worn by King 

* ! ’ 1 .... ; wl.il> • It. U nnmmnnv enUed Rt .lom-nllH Island, but St. l’h«rU« II In UUA. 


it. a celebrated runner In England, doing ten miles n , Palev.Btackhouse liumntt *ni, • .7 ’ , ‘ tr 

r,l> a minutes-theKngllshmanlmlfa mile behind. K- C. LSTKS, , i 

. . .. MPB r n -i V7’ l.clgbton. Harrow,viMelvllle. Magee pi„J^ 

Among tho recent mlventurei h in AuKtrnlin, c 0 M MI * s , f ° A M E R f ' OB Nertns, Rvans. IIorne.Bioomfleld Cn.dte 

are Mary and William Howltt. They probably Intend to Ni.wVoaa. vnd. Kltlo. Butler FdtvnriU i 

write n bookon the scenes nml Inehtents of that country. Purchases every description of M K It C II AN DISK on .. . , ’ a ^' 

dibits dig gold Intellectually. orders from inerohaiits, planters and others, either for B1B1 FB*! WVMNfl * n ' AM * ^ 

It i? Kftiil that 86illC plnnlirfl in Cuba have’ wish or on,ercdlt. embracing Dry Oood^ Clothing, Hard- *— R»w| t , fl liw»"saiwr irl lM.*«* 
ntrneted wltji an Kngllsh house for the Ini port at lOh of ware, l'lanos. Carriages. Furniture. Machinery. Planters' ‘ n p ‘ ltM > ■huii^ 

:ht thousand Chinese laborers, who arc to flccelve four uieuslls. and indeed every thing thetuarket affords. g ; RCHOOT minvo ‘ 

Itox njoMhfcr ■«.,« your,. . l- of .ny Pr-xlubi ,rm„,.l,y «d f.t.hfhlly , ,„„ U ro^lfhlly^ul' „ 


N,rlnx, Krnn,. Uome,Bloomfl,ia. 

»n,l. Kill,. Ilutlrr, KJirnrd,, , 

D'Anbltfny. I. nllicr. (Jnlyln. ,t, r|, 

miii.ns! mMNS i ana mifiL. 

An ,xl,n,lr, wwnrttacmt.of nil ,I,. W 
of binding,. ■ Voffwlrt, 

hoiiooi. hooks 

I would rwpoclfnlly rail t|^ nttention « 
ohxnt,. iMirhir,. nnd ntiio* [„ wxnt of g^l *"• 

• r"*"' 


bersncV Roaartu dapt, a oomposltlon iff 'brass colder slightly mixed with, a good deal of excitement exists among the inhabitants of 
i, to lh, 1<* *»t g3d, m ImpMUA irom NewVork , >nd forwxnled by tbxt c i'ty . nbUi.e to tbe b«ry dull,, nn flour. On tbn 
houMtlwl QAcory^V Kxpnf,, who" »R,nl,. ,u^>ectlng fraud, gar, UUialt. th.yl««u,d'rroll»nrlWnlii, d,cl«rlnR lh»t un 
•*h*lbn,. Oul- Infurmallon ml procured bl, urr,L. It !• Mid Umtthci an thoM dutl« were Uk«n off tbry would bum erery 


HEF F. Il ■’ TO - 01 PCnikk. 

Rev. John li. Mct'crrln, Editor Nnahvillc Adromtc. Xu,b- llendliiR Hook,, Arltlunrllo, 

▼Ule.. Tcnn. . . Dictlbnariis. ‘ Ate..i.wl 


wide ; it l* commonly called 8t. Joseph's Island, but St. 
| Joseph's lies Immediately below Matagorda Island, with 


Liverpool was now wearing the watch worn by King 

Charts* II, in 1045) / 

s The two Sioux Trohtloa, just published, in- 


»> Cxpt TU«1nkwith* eampodUonu«|OMly mwinblw tb. Mi duit tbxt tale of cotton, (compxrxtlTfly duty free.) thit xbxll bore- only s narrow pan brtwwin. Tho BbJowjph’e »l»nd l« T0 l.o inor, thxn three mlllione’ol dnllore, of which fire 

I hi* to dtapaw,. boti. j.t^tionkxImoftlipMbl,. Aftor xnin In thxlr port. Mhobxppreheiudon of x dlrtur- xbout twenty mile. lon B . Between thta point and Sxlu- hundred thonmnd xro to be paid down. 

^ — TUcrlnx xwd mcrocu.-The axmxmento Tlmei hax thxfollowlnf bxnooto ntertxliud by thorn who xro xblo to rwxd tho rta I, the iPrnu Cxnxln. or Uono P««, tho cntrxncc to Thfl Young RcpuMioan is tlic-titlo of a boy’s 

signs of the thnes, nnleu th® Government jiays some at- Matagorda and Lavaca Bays. iAvaca Bay Is an arm of neWH pap t Tlssned monthly In NewYork by two lads fifteen 
-ill - - .t,n m n A r»/w. M orriwftii nt the. o.itmiUlntii of v#>rn. I'nirom at the Matagorda Bay. Through this Pass the Bay or Santo years old. It is very creditable to them, being in good 

7T**’ 'Mdrcn and CWn«w, arrived at tentlon to tho compalnU of tho V era Cruters. and, at «r S „trt»- •» Is reached. It fKs- taste, and mft. They have taken upon tbemsoltes one of 


o b» passing at the teUgory, l 
mops and Indians 


Ban Fraud** la*t week ” ,, \ * . 

According to thti the Chlnvse do ncA cOtne under either 


ntlittb troops and Indians 
■alrtng to aa® Ovn. Avalos, 
smt further Intrigues. Bo j 
• at the last advices, 
i* ha va bian organised in 
W* ft* aar ameigenoy I 


r2rfflB?iv;kc«, 

stermined to lntetftra In JJia^aancu- 


The state 

•sasi 


least, greatly reduce the burdensome duties placed upon 
so Important and necessary an article as flour. 

From Puht-av-Piuhcr.— C aptain Harper/of the bark 


Kspirlto, or ‘’the Bay of Spirits,” Is reached. It(Es-, taste, and piffe. They have taken upon themselves one of 

plrito) connects with the Aransas Bay. forming a long ex- llfo H heav >' burdens pretty early. 

tent of beautifdl Inland navigation far small vessels. It i» propoacd in ft Boston paper that every 


Editor New Orleans Christian Advocate. 

Messrs. J. 0. Nelson k, Co., New Orleans. • 
Messrs. Olu-rry. Henderson fc Co.. New Orleous. 
Messrs. Lowe, Pattisnn ii Co.. Now Orleans. 
Mr.-Wm. Eckford. Mobile, Ala. 

Messrs. Weaver. Mullin it Co.. Mobile, Ala. 

Col. James £. Saunders. Mobile. Alh. 

A. 0 .* Harris, Rsq., Memphis. Teun. 

• W. 11. Cooke. Elysian Fields. Texas. 

W. n. Johnston &: Bro.. Centreville, Texas. 

U. tV Prlnci, Liberty, Texas. jy' 

A CHOICE BOOK. 


Own. Anxtr.ll. p... ... Pmncx — Cnntxin Ilintcr 'nf tli, hnrk Thlx ponlniulx «nd Mxtagordx Wxnd nro ctlchrxtcil m»n conntituto hlmwlfx cmnmlttco to InQUlr, Into hi» 

f»m MntUU. B»o»l Ipxi-Iv-IX1BCX.-I.»plxln llxrpcr, or th, bunt *_ I n.llrbm. i.t.r own cnnducl. It 1« bi'IIUTcO thnl th, lm.,ln«» each cran- 

of fOolcty In Atutnllx I. hocusing truly ChnrlOB K. hex, xt PhUadelphlx, from I'ort-ou-Prlnco for rolllnff the Urgcob BWbXtort *n4 tuort dellcloai wxter- mltuw woula h „. w trunrxet would keep lt cuunlnully 

>Ut,« tbxt np to tho time hf hi* wiling. 12th ult., tho rnolonx In tho United Stxtcx. BomoHOO loft hero x d»y or Bm ploycd. 


Spoiling nook". Elocution, I, Ogle 1 "Id. 

llondlng Hooks, Arltluncllo 

Ulctlonnrii s. A^brL 

Oram mars, (IfOnm,, • 

Khotnrio, 

t'omposlllop, 

Drawing, Chctalstiy, “ 

Book-Keeping, BoUny 

Geography, Mineralogy,' 

Bl»ra I 

Biography, N , tllnlh 

Natural PhUfwpby, 

Freneh Grammars. Dictionaries, Beiders, etc,, tit 


pxlxNd. whilst tho lU-doernnu on Empire wxl tranquil. Ifovfttbcless, tho conscription for two ago for Washington city. •• Bo thcroa another rupture lit Alotint Vocilor- ~ I ItrcTCirdenartment of Bclenea - 

crime and rapine, or at tho most the IncteaM of tho army had again boon resorted to. and The news of the whig nominations nrrired at lndlanoln 0 us.” said Mrs. Partington, as she put down tho paper and he. It is just tho hook for Ministers. Ola* Leaders, young I , .. .. .. «. .. ’ ■ 

lonal pistol (hot, or similar act of being followed Up with great rigor as all males from Just previous to my leaving ; did not create much excite- nut up-her specs, ’Hho paper tells, us about the burning converts, Christ’s tempted ones, and for all who deelre to I ■ uonoi uu rrk|d ^ { 


* So tliere’a anotlier rupture atMount Vocifer- 


TlllUD EDITION IN PRESS 0* CAUQIIEY S BE- ‘ .(.aderTT “ 

V1VA1, MISCELhANIES, containing eleven of Ills 11K- „ , „ „ . 

MARKABLE SERMONS, tc . a mine of RICH ANB Brock and Latin B&ta, ^df ixU deMtlpUtm 
PRECIOUS TIIOUQIfTS ON HOLINESS, nKYIVAUJ. STANDA RD W ORKS, _ 


yshtabyOew AVxloxxt 
Mm had been 
dig. Know 


u Mjjn- followed UD with great rigor as all males from J™ 1 previous to my leaving ; did not create much excite- nut up-her specs, “ the paper tells, us about the burning I converts, Christ’s tempted ones, and Tor all who deelre to 

** ^ B B ’ I ........ . ... - _A1 l-ll_ 41. .. 1 lnt.hl’r PliniilllLf llmvn llm Inrmiitnln lint it. flnn’t tr>U hnv I L.iiaumrr J irm ir 


bo USEFUL and HOLY. 

The rapid und astonislilng demand for this book hat 


J. B. would call the attention of his frt^iinit^ 
lie to f)Js choice collection of MlscdlxtaZia ^ y. 


Air the licw *nd voluxblc 


wotUpidlitalJ 


SBSSSSS “•ssssssu.-— —w. ^i-rssRSa 

•a-.^.ssrssls.'Siw rssSSS^i'SS3 

M tab paid, xndlf the mxn die to Is Tbo 7!md crops of the Island were »bnndant and of fkUl work In tho place, taking off from Hire, to seven led ov^r Ulo^bnoVou. plxof ^BuiJpri auJ unjteisLnt or For rale by Jlr JAMES MAGEE. No. 16 Wxshlngto. ^ IN 

crime in Victoria that tbe people re- good^uxUly, which .ffwtod tho sxie. of bremirtuffs and dolly-some ray morn. Sixtyflve or seventy have died offensive odors. st.. Return ; LANK At SCOTT. New.York. JOHN EARLY, Tta^'n n StatloSw'JiS!^ 

iW, and several executions had taken provlsiona, of which tho market was glutted. of It, certain— some say a hundred, or a hundred and ten. A photograph of the moon WftH taken at Cam- 'Southern Methodist Book Concern, Richmond. V*. i n t iui>vim r n WtOI, i* 

V ■ or a hundred and fifteen, since lt first made Its appear, bridge Observatory recently. The surface of the moon Is Agents wanted to circulate tho work. Address Rev. R. ” 1 ® * A ‘ J l ” 1 - ' “ r n 11,11 M »ipUoB , ;|| 


surgeon is raffed la to attend:* wonnded man ; no ques- 
tkms are asked, the fee |» paid, and if the man die he Is 


MKM, i ® 11,11,1 e 0 I Tho ground crops of tho Island were abundant and of fatal work iu tho place, taking off from three to 

ant was crime in Victoria that th® people re- 1 good quality, which affected tho sales of breadstuff* and daily— some say more. Sixty-five or seventy hav 
lynch law, and several executions had taken I provision*, of which tho market was glutted. °f It. certain— some say a hundred, or a hundred and tun. 

■* or a hundred and fifteen, since it first made Its appear- 


^Tho xecmtnta from tho mining regions are very Peer- 
ing, ha far no the yield of gold is concenied ; but In other 


lag, as far a* 
respects It I* 

s&rsS 


I ofth. two Amori- renox. 
onng man who was I 


are suffering with sore I Court of Sessions of Philadelphia, on behalf of the parents immigrants are hastened off Into tho interior almost as Htonn . 


The Artec CHiLnaEif.— A petition has been filed in the I a ace there. I think lt will < soon disappear, as the German I l M ' r J ,l iarly striking. It look§ ns If it wive covered In some 
rxnrf rifH.x.lnn. nf Phlladalnhla. nn l.nhulf nf th« nHrx.nfs nW !»«/. »h« Ininrinr Rlmnst nu Wilh hU i {0 r0ok "’ tblck ns hailstones after n 


For wile by Mr JAMBS MAGEE. No. 16 Washington 
st., Boston ; LANK fc 8C0TT. New -York. JOHN EARLY. 
'Southern Methodist Book Concern, Richmond. V*. 

Agents wanted to circulate tho work, Address Rev. R. 
W. ALLEN, Fall River, Mass. fe 6 


prevailed In acme 
of frequent occur- 


of the Aiteo children, who claim their custody. The pa- rood a* they arrive. They have afforded the most food 
rent* reside in San Balvador. Nicaragua. for the plague. A sanitary committee hag been appointed 


soon a. they arrive. They have atmraea tne most ,ooa ln the HotcU of Philadelphia, is ft bri- OAK BOWERY FEMALE COLLEGE. | 

for tbe plague. A sanitary committee ha® been appointed dal wultn of rooms, furnished In a sty l«? of extreme mag- A ii.|.u A imuevuvNiinAttM v iMimfru SOUTH 
to have tho town cleansed and purified, and nil Infecting liiflcenco. The bedstead olpnu, co'st *1.500. Permnsde- ALABAMA CONFERENCE [OF M. E. LllUfffCII. .SOUTH 


i V. Wllllimii. the yiQQi nuo who vm - - ■ _ tu TV lll 1 . „„ v , in „ M „ r „.„ , „ .....whwu, 4U „ uvuwo.au uiuuu. uwi < ■ ...w. , B lrlllin , u , . 

v wx* x nxtlr* of l'ou*A<wp*lx. N. YV ' ... Jrw.' Ilo.mxi.ra NxwYoax.— A numborof Jowlnholtr' ramovod. 3u*t what tlivy ought to liavv dona 'Iring lovnjoy thvxa luxurious acvramundatlnn!! ought I o 

■MI. . to ltt* kr exUxtad la th* 2d l,,r * r *— CiuroxwtA.— ’ The CrmttMt Uty, which xr- j tcn , of NewYork have been incorporated Into x loclety . , , v^ , , „ h jiniouiiv' the r,, niemlierth«t the chargufor them Is $2110 day. nnd lio 

^ »» "H***** MU ’ ^ "lor the .dfrpoeo of affording |ned,ea, ,nd .urglox, aid, ,a^^ .Tadre^l.eaSK 1 ;: iflU. their pnrae.boforo nraklng ,o„„,r,*. 

■ Monterey Hl/f.ther. ^ v i ^ .1 eo “ ,orl “” d P rot « ,U ' ,n ln ^Knera, to worthy *ud needy m ,a.ura* week* ngo, IndUuol. might now hare been = -= - 

JtsriiferrLii" +5S, ought toi,: one of the healthiest towns on the Hm»»« 1’rice Fon Po«k —Sales of mess pork were made 
iff* Ttemirf thl gold, weighing (S waa dng out Xf th « erectlon of n c ommodious hotplta l. Day . Unfortunately for her, alic Is now the reverie. San nt «»ltimore on the 2,-'th ult. at $20 per barrel, tbe highest 

i_Tb. other onfnetu. ■‘x B ^^ 1 :J!l*rf^ni^Iba“" B..L»n* er,„t ! -fhe Oltl n n>'of Pxdnonh, Ky^tav. Antodlo, Lnvnen, klxtagord. City, were XU fre.fron^thc rrieo known In that city for ybara, 

The*SS2 3 *** h®*" ow kisneh gulch, near ghastou. voted, by a handsome majority, ln favor of subscribing P^Honc* at last account*. There have been a few cases. ; 

Iherolli of the rovolu- , opP^hvasioa. are trX t relative to the state of feel- ,|200,000 towards tho Mobile and Ohio Railroad roported in \ IctorU, Scguimend New Braunfels. NOTICE. 

” Ing liefwevn the French and American* In Sonora, much •• * — Gen. P. F. Smith wa* still iu Indlanola. He has been- • 1V..L.W. n-ai. *»..iJ.M«w..n 


taWUgmme' friuu th< 


R.ilxo.o firimv — The oltlran» of l’xdncah. Ky„ h.ve Antodlo, Lav.ex, Matagorda City, were all free fron^the 
voted, by a handrame majority, ln favor of eulucrlhlog pe'tllcno* at l**t account* There h.ve been » few caet'A 


limn Price for Pork — Sales of mess pork were made 
nt Baltimore on the 2tfth ult. at $20 per barrel, tbe highest 
prlcw known In that city for yfrurs. 


■Mr upon the roil* of the rovolu. 

LSrlUe and RJo Grand* City had 
K^Ux^lri^Utang 

■ - ■ j At- “ 

nupr«Mional. Sr u 

' Wimisiiios. June 28. 1862. 

to session to-day. 

rravvrn.— Th* House passed the 
* by Mr. Bennett, appropriating 
Tbs States of Missouri. Alabama. 


In* between the French and American* In Sonora, much 
Irritation haring been excited again* the French miners. 

The Indians are stUl committing depredation* In I*o* 
Angela* oounty. 

A petition signed by 140 oitisens was about to be sent 


1* I $200,000 towards the Mobile and Ohio Railroad. 


NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. 


roported in Victoria, Bcgulivsnd New Braunfels. 

Gen. P, F.. Smith was still in Indlanola. He hus been 
out sailing . and puid a sailing or flyiDg visit to Pollaclos. 


NOTICE. 

We havo Tnls Day associated with us. in the factorage. 


Rev. T. B. RUSSELL, M. A., Prcsldertt. 

E. IIODBON. M. A . Adjunct nnd Chemical Profej«*or. 

Mrs. A B. HUDSON, Instructreso iu Drawing. Embroid- 
ery, etc. *•. 

Miss C. LEE. Principal of Primary Department. 

Miss M. J. TOOMKlt, Principal of Musical Department 
aud Teacher of French and Gerrnau. 

Tho ensuing session of the above institution will com- 
mence on TUESDAY, the 6th of Jnnuury.1862. 


A large' and valuable stock of Frieeh, 
American Stationery, ull fn*s’h and nsw.eMM^T 
thing usually kept In n Stationery Wucbomc wu? 
Letter and Noto PAPERS, of all description - 
BOOKS. OOPYINQ PRESSES, INK, Me, rtc. »nd a . 
the lowest cash prices. 

Any orders forwarded to me for B tH inl xai kl^ 
laneous Works, Y^irelgn and America, vt W preatt! 
attended to, as the subscriber Is oonfld#to.bwt )k ^ 
experience, extensive nequalntsnee nndgnto fcd 
that bis ability to execute any order for BookitfiH 
at Very moderate prices, caunot be surpassed htlaU 
Terms Cash. JOHlf BALL 

fe8 Publisher and Bookseller. 6d Gnvlax 

OKO. OLBVfcLAnn. WM. ei.ETi.uat). a. r. ci.niSki 

CLEVELAND, BROTHERS fc CO. 
.Commission Merchants, 21 Commercial PUo*. Ink 
leans. | ( 

ricii a'hd’ nugknt It CO. - 


Cororfjuioral I'aocKKnmus— irm/iiny/mi. Julv 3.— The I Matagorda Oily. 


A i-etitlon signed by 140 oiUsens was about to be sent 8puatc “ ot ,n ■"jj*!}' “ lm ' D rtgn* tarrying there nomc day* yet. 
tocnnpvra. ctaltlng for r.Uiolta prirata.thx right to hold ‘ j' hr ran. not from danger. 


railing, and Ruid » railing or flying vlrit to Pollnclo*. 0omn ,| mlon „„ a Knrwardlng burinrra. JOHN U. 0AM- I Patron* art' miurMod. if imw-llilr. t., rntar pupil* on thr I Ootton Factor* and Pommlralon Mrrchaatllto.lir* 
Agorda City, this point aud Salurta. I think he de- i)i<u.K«, .utj,nr Mf i.,,nU „„,i v*iii n.> n,.. i,n»L I Ar^t .L.v nf the t-f ^irm 1 Row. (’arondelet street. New Orleans u 


church at the mission of Ban Gabriel. It Is the Intention 


of the Oath 
ry for the e 
with the da 
the IndUS 

A band a 


»p of California to establish a semina- nouncing Uie non 
Of priest* at tho mission referred to, for thp Presidency 
lending in laslonary operations among Mr . Ci.ay's Hem, 

pglon. main* arrived , bet 


Mr. Toombs, of Georgia, made a speech, strongly de- 
nouncing the nomination of Gen. tfcott as a candidate 


sign* tarrying there aomc day* yet. Like a true soldier, 
he ran* not from danger. 

Ilave just heard that aomc nlxty Camanche Indians 


DEN, Esq., late of 8t. Louts, and will continue the busi- 
ness under the name and- style of WATERS. CAMDEN 
| Ai CO, • • ' 

Wo respectfully solicit the patronage of our old friends 


came up to tho Government train, between Fo.^MorreU *ud the public generally ln behalf of our new Arm. 


Ma. Clay’s RrWAina— NewYork. July 3 — Mr. Olay’arc. and San Antonio, threo or four days ago. aud told tbe wATfim v 4’n 

v^.heiwrt a o’clock dr i vtM or wage? master, that they (the Indians) did not NewOrleans, July 1, 1862_ \\ ATEUS k (0. 

an *’ 1 i> v e, y w y o i - them to pass or travel that road, or way, any more. thob. watcrn. John b. csmdkn. lharlkb vtATsaa. 

k— N ewYork, July 3— An explosion occurred as they had not given the Government any permission so Waters, Oamden A Oo., 

the Jackson Fireworks Factory. There was to do, nor had tho Government paid them anything for COTTON AND TOBACCO FACTORS. AND GENERAL 

In Iimi of nronertv. tiiit nn liven were lost ” 


i.Lonl'IaD*. Ml**t**lppi. Florida. wr ^7Jg| 
okhOhiu nnd Indiana, nr. to tv- « ,»«, had 
taWtani Iff ncira. Th. riev.n ?£* Uadta 
pnHk,* to nllrond par^wv* J 
m tarra Hv. InnX. rath* rat* <,f 

|Tw5ly?^nd Co^rra.from 
Atod to each of the organised, twwsn 
A ®f Cola* bln. one hundred and «. 


irandera, led by a man named Spencer, way t< 
| deprvdutlon « In San Joaquin county, and olnnai 
a eeut out to capture them. Kxr 

•tee boiindiiry commissioner, Mr. Bartlett, to-dai 
• hdrrylng preparations for hie departure comdi 
le. where he wohftd await the arrival of th® fEvet 


main* arrlT'd hara at 2 o_clock thl* afternoon, on their d , wagon maatcra that they (the Indian*) did not 

way to Albany, Buffalo and to Louisville, by way of Cm- ... ® ; 

oianatl. 7 . want them to pass or travel that road, or^way, any more, 


WATERS k CO. 


Aral day of the houdon. 

Oak Bowery, Chambers county. Ala. .'Nov. 28. dO 

NEW OH LEANS AGENCY 

OF THE 

NASHVILLE MARINE, FIRE INSURANCE, AND LIFE 
AND TRUST COMPANY. 


Erato,, oa— New York, July 3.— An explosion occurred I as they had not given the Government any permission so 
to-day in the Jackson Fireworks Faotory. There was to do. nor had tho Government paid them anything for 
rOfcilfc ita“ ■ 0f rropwtj bUt 1,0 " ,M ' m l0 “ the prlvilvge of paralng through thnlr territory. 

I 1 , There were two Mexicans found dead nt tho Long or I 


nt'Etoekton, on the 25th of May, he- Oaaam— Oottok Quibi— lYnoIVk. July 0— The Uuuard Twelve Mile “Mott," tack of Uurpu* Uhrixtl, about tile 
kttd Oscar Llviugsto^ Hteamer Canada ha* arrived at Halifax, bringing dates same time, supposed to be the work of Indians. 

* which buth parties were mortally f xom Liverpool to the 20th June, one week Uter than tho »n, t . remaindtr of the material* for the lighthouse now 


eUxlfcf the sale 
Igrcat excltcmei 
Ian Francisco h 


rale* of mer- J^U£y"“f &S£Sm,t££U * thi* Vraa, am looked for 

(ment,andn Livaarooi. MAaaET*-^L»r«7Hw/. June 26.— Thcrw has It will he speedily completed. ‘ 

*° had been been a moderate demand in the Cotton market since the Crops are said to be very flue In Western.' 


e privllffie of passing through their territory. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 

Thera were two Mexicans found dead at tho Long or July «3. No. 102. Poydras street. NawOrleani. 

irelvo Mile “ Mott,” back of Corpus Christ 1, about the “ wo-nyr* naaivo 

me nine, supposed to be the work of Indian*. r’xUZrJ EBBAYo 

The remainder pf tho material* for the Ughbhouse now ON DUTIES iOF MASTERS TO SERVANTS. 


I Capital $S00.0<Ki— all paid in. 

I Surplus . . . . ; $220.600— reserved ftmd. 

.» ______ 

Total $620,000 — available asset* 

-JAMES A. POUTER. President. 

J amks Walkku. Secretary. 

J.OCAL •DIKETOR’I. 

n. n. W. Hill. Lwttko W. 31 non. 8. 0* Nelson. 

R. S. Frets. A. W. Walker, Logan Ilnnton 

MARINE RIVER. FIRE and LIFE RISKS taken at 


hourly, when Uy KeY iL N. r McTyelre. of New Orleans; Rev. C. F. 


o*Jled to remonstrate against it* execution. departure of the Africa, and the sale* of the week have 

• ™. .V^ 1 " »fr lT ^ PR,uvma on the oth, boen limited to 47,000 bales, of which 0000 have been sold 

and the frigate HkutM on the 12th to-day. Prices have been rather iu lavor of buyers, bnt 


Crops are said to be Tory flue 
Retpeetfully your*, etc . 


Gen. Fiores toad made no further demonstrations. 
Fa°»i .jOrf.oon. — D ate® from Ore-^n'are to Mi 


lay. Prieea have been rather iu lavor of buyers, bnt 
auMclenUy so as to require a ohango in the quoted 
m. and the Board, last evening, fixed the following 


o'dcm.Toxae. 

Gmrca. 
[Cqr. Crescent. 


Sturgcs. of Alabama : llov. A. T. Holmes, of Georgia. 
Thin Uttle work was published a year since, nnd has 
met with encouraging .success and been cordially com- 


Row. (’arondelet street. New Orleans. f, I 

7 W RIGHT, WILLIAMS * 00. 
Commission Merchant*. No. 03 Grsvier itmtlnOT' 
leans. < - kt 

S. E. GERMAN fc^JOC ~~ 
Importers, Wholesale and Retail dealenlaBtli.Gip 
Straw Good*. No. 30 Magaslne street, conn c(0n 
{lew Orleans. 

A geneiul assortment of Panama, Camyieahy, 
and Pulm Leaf Hats, ut the lowest cash prices,r< 
on hand. * 

^•ff-Manufkctar/ 1S1 Wa(.'r '*tr»l Km York Id 

?. C. A. MALARD. I. c. UBTU 

MALARD Si ARMISTKAD,; 
Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and Dcmeafle Biy ‘ 
No. 70 Gravier street, between Magaiiae and 
Orleans. 


mended by tho various denominations. It dcsonre* a I at tho Agency Office, No. 33 Comp street. 


tho lowest rates, nnd all losses promptly adjusted and paid I A full supp l y of Plantation Good*. 


•* .—Date® from Oregon are to May 8. ratea. and the Board, last evening, fixed the following Th* Bteamsmif PmixAbKU’Hu— H avaucs of tiu: 

r waaasvmiaifflse*: 


Tn* 8TEAAUHir P H n*aS»*xrHiA— JU vauea OF THE Vtomimni place on the table of every master. Price. 
HoutaA.—W* have already announoed that the steam- Thirty-five Conte. 


I Bavdwioh 1 
p are to Maj 
tog the now c< 


on out |p both bi 


i from the Band- 
raiian JiCgialature 
he article prohlb- 
$ Legislature had 


tterlQff aecounte of th* c 
a all parts of the Union. 


V.^raro;„p^du^ »41p PhllxdflphU WM lying nff Key Wv.t, aud that th. 

on speculation 10,000 hales. . cholera was making fearful havoc among her passengers 

Flour line met onlv a moderate demand at 20a for a portion of the passenger* arrived at MobUo on Tuesday 

' V oSThra Sift* ^ownu^tad ta 28. M V ‘ h * 

quarter for white, and 20s fld for yellow. Lard Is Ann, and tained the following Information from L. A. Middleton, 
dosed at 66s Y cwt. Esq., of Panama : 

Th« London Money Market I* e«.y, and Goiuol* are Tb , FhllxdalphU deputed from Anplnw.ll on tho 22d 
quotod at 1 WJff. (■». Delta. ult On the night of tbe 2V1, two Writ were eelud with 

PouTic*L-fruluw/on,Jnly *.-The Nntlonnl InWU- obotara. and died : nt nnriae next morning .nothordled, 
ffoucer of UMlxy contalnx n oud rigned by Mraer*. 8ta- .tier whleh the dlaraae *preod with rapidity, and became 
phen., T«mhe.nd Johnmn, of««radx, Faulkner, or Vfr. qddemie.xud all claaae. <ff pmweuger. were euljcct* o ( 
glnin, Brooke, off Mlariarippi, and WhJta nnd Abercrombie, U taok. it prerxlled to n frightful extent, 
of Alxbxmx, membera of Uongroax, eutlng that thay wUl 0n nundav. 27th. 11 r. *■.. the Phlladeluhlx anchored nt 


Publlfihed In Charleston. 8. 0., by Southern Baptist Pub- 


cholera was making fearful havoc among her passengers lkhin 8 »oo\otj. For sale in New Orleans by 
A portion of tho passengers arrived at Mobile on Tuesday J® 20 8m JOHN BALL, -68 Gravier street. 


W. i’ARTEE, Agent. 
Louis Lessabsier. Aaa’t Agent. * mhl6 

BOOT AND SHOE STOKEL 

Tho old and favorito stand, corner of Gamp, Duplantler 
and Pry tanla streets, la now well furnished with a stock of 
Shoes and Boots, of every variety.' * , 

Customers and strangers fait hftilly served with good 


md tained th* following Information from L. A. Middleton. POPULAR METHODIST BOOKS. I Customers and strangers fait hfully fenrod with good 
Esq., of Panama : [Just published by Derby A MUlfcr, Auburn, NewYork.] arguln* and a good flt, from Monday morning until Sutur- 

The Philadelphia departed from Aspln wall on the 22d THE HISTORY OF THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL day night, 
dll- S. l ou£“«d died ; U TOu™’nrat ^tag^eot'ta? dledl CHUKOH, In tho United Stxtex and Cxnxda : giving an If. B.-*>le«o rememhor that I do not open on Sunday. 


account of tho Origin, 1'rogrca*, Doctrines, Church I Therefore call during the week. 


I Kniperov. who was always very muol i elated with his sltup- 1 nold, died at Kingston, 11. I., on Saturday, the 26th ult. I 
tksa, displays all the arrogance and ignorance peculiar to I U e was Governor of Rhode Island in 1811. 


their support from Gen. Scott. 

A Death — Got. Calhoun, of New Mexico, is dead. 
[Eve. Plo. _ 

1- Ex-Govcasda A ax old.— E x-Governor Lemuel II. Ar- 


i which he Intends 
jt commlitee of five 
ear torn* the Mexl- 


1 on* of hia race when placed In eommandlng position. Ills 
I encroachments can only be stopped by the Interference of 
I the United BUtee, English nnd French Government*. 


Fkasl Fienaaias n» the Pacific. — T he Panama Herald _ . . ^ ^ 

five* xn intanxUxf xoeount of thu pxxrl flaheric* In l’xn. Dxav.. o, Ann.aaa Woxwixx.-Drar Admiral Worn- maralu, tta KmpIra C.lty, fram llav.im. ^a* nor .jH mini*!..™ of tho M. H. Church. Edited by ltev. D 

aaxBay.' Ahoot (Iftxxn fctmdred perxon. are engaged lu ley, of Ibo Koyal Navy of Orrat Urltaln, who xrrivad xt gbl^ehraed. htaraSjfto raoelve ou board any of the pa»- LAoira‘ u6BA V ' Ott^BnioirMs'oF 

the business, and the Vuitte of the pearls obtained varie* Utica, N. Y,, on Saturday, the 20th ult., on a journey with senger*, but during the confuMiou two men were emuggh-d m( wnmuTme n n \v u 

from $ BO.OOl' to $160,000 per annum, seldom leas than one hto fiunlly to Niagara, died *uddenly of apoplexy. Admi- aboard— soon after which she weighed anchor and pro- F EMALE EDUCATION. By Rev. Vi llosmer, Editor 

hundred tkoiuand dollar. Th. h.*i „nd..w »l fffrmnler ha* been for eomo time resident In Boston c ‘* dd ® d on hor yo 7H» to NewYork. Captain McGowan of N. C. Advocate. 7th edition, lOuio 1 Ut 

S&P belug retired from eoUvc aerrloe on t^ ^rirar^^n ^ 

hrlor nu Eft,..., nmxri .h.tl. vh.nrte.nr hatf-pay 1UL Af-it.id with tb« enldunlA. were sent aboard aaalu. At »y «me author, lflmo 1 Ut 


Arv oistmknt.— J ohn Greiner, of New Mexico, to be Sec- 
retary of the Territory of Now Mcxico,ln the placo of Wm. 
S, Alien, resigned. 


epidemic, and all classes of pdasengera were subject* of Policy, Usage*. Institution* und Statistic*. By Rev. P. 

r forward with great activity It. -, to 1 rri *e‘ f S 1 ^, Xt ^‘v, , Douglaa* Uurrlc. of DUok Ulvor Uonferenoe. 12mo 

of Alanama, members ox Longress, stating tut tuey will On Bunday, 27th, 11 r. m., the Philadelphia anchored at .. , Ui 

,• Z O .- n •• not, under any dreumaUnoea, support Gen. Bcott for the qu »r*nUDc in the Bay of llavana-having, iu the interim. 1 ricu ; 0(1 

rSii fr ' - , 4 Presidency. Medn ^OeBtiy 'and WHUams, oTTenneaawB, loet from cholera twinty^ight passengers. A few hour* THE LIVES OF EMINENT AetIIODIBT MINISTERS 

corw PWU*4»* of the iipnanil a card, to the effect that they also will withhold after, Captain McGowan wo* ordervd by the author! tie* coutuining Biographical Skelcbe*. Incident*, Auecdotc* 

rliluglitoijGap* Uajrtlcn, under th^korportfrom Gen Scott. - to Uke hla ship outelde the harbor. The anchor waa Record of Travel etc etc bv same author 12mo 126 

a. iMfe-T rtiretUmo h fwt«U »y r _A Ukatm.— G ov. Calhoun, of New Mexico, is dead, then dropped immediately under tho guu* of the More. « n » w V m «v m.’wnTvn y 

t ,. t El "- 1Mc _ - and pennWlon glvan to coal tbrra uSui *«ven o olook. TIIK TkE3Ll.\ OIFKItl.VI : or, Wv.loyxnd 111* TlmM. 

uo oy tne U-nperor FMURMB 1, lo- ^ — * my about three hour* At about six. tho steam.-hlp Em- By llov. D. Holme*. A. M.. of Ouoida Coni. • Eighty - 

•Mon of the Island. The u nlggai'' Ex-GovcaKda Aojiold.— E x-Governor Lemuel II. Ar- pire City, from NewOrleans, hove in eight, when the Cap- BeTon years have I sojourned on this earth. endeavoring 

tain of the Port ordered the Philadelphia to get under * n ,ir.'„,ra..i •• it i m. 

Way without delay, which she did In forty minute*. Her , l' 1 ' " °" lu > ' lbmo ' ; 1 00 

oourae waa then laid for Key West ; and aft^r anchoring 1 URE GOLD: OR, TRUTH IN- ITS NA1I\K LONELI- 

there, the authorities refused to let the passengers land. NESS. By* same author. lOmo 1 0u 


JOSEPH SCHILLING. 


DR. OKKKNLIAP. 

Office— Jackson street, belwwolh* Marini A 
Tchoupitoulaa street. 

Rcaideucc— Corner of Jaeksef nl Maguire «U 
fWycttc. 


Dealers in C-arpeting, Oil Cloths and Bow 
Good*. Noa. 20 Chartres street and t 
street. New Orleans t 
a. i. wbioht. ’ , JAW 

A. Jy^V RIGHT A C0q 
Ootton Factor* and/Commiiudon and For 
chants, No. ffiofnrler street, New Orleans 


' Mx.Uft irvKraflraj. I there, the authorities refused to let the paarengera land. NESS. By* same author. 16mo 1 00 

j i ' i ,, ,' , “ I l) “ t xdvlaod that tho »hlp »hould go down to Sand Kov, TIIK METHODIST 1'KEACIIEK, ooutulnlog twonly-olght 

dcxicu,in the place of H m. I where every nocesaary, except coal, (there belug none In H _ . . . , . u . . , _ ... , 

I port) would bo furnished. The Philadelphia was no- Sermon* on Doctriual and 1 ractlcal Subjects, by Bishop 


A Good Book for General Circulation. M - k CO., 

xr v c »n» o Gominhtsiou Merchants. No. 07 Gravier atMtM 

^ *■ ° * ‘ lean*. 

Trne Practice of Religion. - - — ■ T i: xr , 

Showing tho moans by whlch to llvr a true dlscispleof RxIGULAR JjRY uOODB , 

Jf*Uh Christ, in lloUness and Peace ; and also tho Mala- JOSEPH H. PALMER k 00., 

dies of the Human Mind and Heart, which hinder the Importers and Wholesale Dealer* In Dry flood 
true practice of Religion, with their- causes and proper street. New Orleans. 

“ MMiruijrwM 

“ SHORTER PbCTHlNE OF PIIACTIC*,’' 54 DUNLAP, • « 


1 leave ante 


nittee to Invts ! 
try of the Tree 
under the late 
nt he received. 


ay. A boat flfu®a hundred 
iriuess. and the iralu® of U 

kSO.OOu tp $150,000 per aunu 
red thousand dollar®. The I 
tromftftyralgut to .lxty^ui 
up frffp twelve to fifteen p 
I vortai according to their p 


Sermons ou Doctriuul and Practical Subjects, by Bishop 

no The Panama Herald ' "** * " — ^ * I eordfngly soon anchored at that dreary sand-bank. Next Ueddlug, Dr. Fisk. Dr. Bungs, and other prominent 

axxriflahoriw In l’xn. Dr.vit or Acwih.l Woiwtra.-Dext Admiral YYonn- 1 morning tho Empir* «ity, from IIiTxnx, Tnxdo hor up- mlnUlorx of tho M. K. Church. Edited by llov. D 

Id potwon. .re engaged lu |«Ji o( ‘ho Koyal Nxvy of Chtoxt Drltxln, who arrivwl .t 1 h^vSrfto rao^Jt" un‘ hoard xny o7 th^pra- TlVlfyoriNa' LADY’S li60K' ; ' OlV'lMiivcii’LEs'oF 

the j »earis obtained varies Utica, N. Y„ on Saturday, the iflth ult., on a journey with I nengers, but during tiie confusion two mun ^were smuggii-d umwiAemv ... 

nnm ■..idnmitaxiii.nrmo hi* flunllv to Niagara, died suddenly of anoulexT. Admi- I aboard— soon alter which she weighed anchor and pro- ILMALK EDUCATION. By Rev. \\ . llosmer, Editor 


of N. C. Advocate. 7th edition, lOuio. 


Rkv. EWALDUS KiST. D.J). 

Price $1. -28.por.ccnt, discount, wholesale. 

JOHN BALL, PubUsher, 
66 Gravier st. 

' CHURCH BI2I.LS. 


A’ .in riiEjnrJRB- 

54 DUNLAP, • « 

CAMP STREET, NEW OKUUl^ 
lias on hand a good ussortmeht ofWJM^^ 
various qualities, which will be sold on 
ble terms. Purchasers are respectfully.-,- — 
ami examine. ' 

$100,000 WOBTHlf 


r amount b* reecdved up fifin twelve to fifteen pearl shell*. The price of 1 - 

* Pv*ri« variii according to their puri;y,*hap* and weight. Crops Damaocu.— T he recent wiud aud hail storin which 

iOto Utet a g entlem an say from ten to five thousand dollamj wr ounce. From five ^fcciimd at Cheraw, S. C., and vicinity, did an Immense 
a <mhi*ow«-*ltoil- hundred to fffteen hundred dollar* ar a veryfrequentlypald amount of dutnag* to tho oat, corn and cotton crop*. 
■<* was imflnlint ou 10 MogU pearls not weig.'iing more than three- Many largo fields were entirely destroyed. 

U » lx tec nth* uf an ounce. —±rr : t 


U Public Maud*, re- 
right of way for rail- 
Kate*. After debate. 
I® nxrateg hour ex- 


aclxod with the epidemic, were sent uboard again. At 
nine o’clock, a. m . the propeller Wm. l'^un was signaled, 
but refused to take off any of tbe passengers. 

Thu* clrcuuHtanced, Mr. Middleton and.nlneteen others 
chartered the pilot-boat Ruphemla. Capt. Corey, aud sail- 
ed for this port on the 20th. They all arrived safely yes- 
terday noon. Up to the time of their leaving Sand Key. 
forty-two of the passenger* of the Philadelphia had died. 


TUK NOllTIlEKN 1IAIIF AND FOKEST* MELODIES 

By Mrs. M. A. Bigelow 76 to these llells, so that they may be adjusted to ring easily 

Copies of any of tho ubove sent by mall, free of postuge. * n, l properly, and springs also, which prevent tho clapper 


on receipt of price, post-paid. 

AGENTS WA N T ED. 

Ministers, Colporteur* and other* supplied with tin* 


CHURCH. FACTORY. STEAMBOAT AND DOCOMO- Paahionahl« Olothincr 
IVK BELLS constantly on hand, and PEALS ami * MIll0na W e UlOUling, Wnu«W 
III.MKS of Bells (of any number) «.:i*t to order. Ini- incr Goods. Ac., fit RiUto 

roved cast-iron YOKES, with moveable arms, ure attached ° . . n , e 

> these Bells, so that they may be adjusted to ring easily ALFRED MUN ROE A 1 CO.® 

nd properly, and springs ulso, which prevent tbe clapper „ ' .... • ,, _ - d . 

om resting on the Hell: therebv nfrolomrimr its sound 0nu 1 rico M»nmioth Clothing *«U 


. re^r r f r r-^s ae s : A PnmctLv Parerar.-A magnificent dagger, with a Ministers, Colporteur* and others supplied with tin 

' Krauraioa.— Th. powdra mil] of Wm. IluaaaU. xt lW gold hxndla. richly .tuddvd wllh dlamumL raid prarft,xad wtalo numtar atlxclMd, only t»o bad recovered, and two ‘‘ bo, “ “ ld mil “ )r othl,r T “ rJ I’opular hooka, all of a felt 

. .. - _ ...... » _.i _ _i i i.n l . . . . . .. . . ..u_. Dlniix nr ufuiil mnnl tanSannv ieixln.llnw u vaxli.lei »f -l.o. 


from resting on tho Boll ; thereby prolonging its sound J. Uno 1 rtco M«nmioth Llothlug *«• 
Hangings complete (including Yoke. Frame and Wheel.Ll Uagusino street, New Orleans. 

furnished if desired. I • 

An experience of thirty years In thi* business by >heir I GENTLEMEN visiting New Orleans 


late father, enabled him to ascertain the best forin for I ylted to call and examine much tb* 


nlaginm. V f fymp ( | exploded on the 19th li t A workman „ . . _ t _ _ t liJRnu me reu es r«’U’ii» 

named Edward Write, who wa* lu the building at tb? gentlemen In NewYork as a present to bis aable Majesty. The dl-ea* .was the most virulent type of firiatie cliole- of the Bible, to whom great luducement* arc offered. For ’ind imt wioOloSii 1 toneaT wW^ta^reml^tMeSer 

time, was thrown several rods, and fell into a stream of Faustln 1. Emperor of Hay tl. Who the gentlemen are, further particulars, apply (post-paid) to '* to' with his very extonslvo assortment of patterns, are now 


bearing Various Inscriptions, ha* been got up by several I out of tbe seventeen it was believed would recover. 


g,„ r or Kccd moral t.fldcxcy luCudlcg a variety o, ritaa ,»Vor=&Th“^^ < 


time, wa* thrown several rods, and fell into a stream of Faustln 1, Emperor of Hay ti. Who the gentlemen are, ^ tlie attack. Two m three medical gentlemen were 
j water, which circumstance saved hi* Ufe, as he was very * ni l *rhat lh* object of making the preset is, are facta not uboard. but with all theirart they could do nothing id ar- 


much burned, and badly bruised. __ . . stated. | 

A ManrciAit i* Limbo — Herr Alexander, the Magician, A Wiraa'BrouT. — A Water Spout, says the - Aingdon j 
has been arrested in Kentucky ou a charge of swindling. Virginian* discharged itself in tbl* county, near Brown’* j 
U® la said to have taken th* liberty of drawing the high- Furnace, on Wednesday, the' 23d utt. During a very 


DERBY L MILLER, Auburn, New York. 

• D. L M. expect to publteh thw WRITINGS OF JAMES 


I resting th* disease. • D. k M. expect to publteh thu »» RlilNGS 01* JAMES I tutlon which th’ 

I Mr. Middleton could recollect only a few, of.tlif qaiues AR.M1NIUS during tbe year. It is strongly recommended I both in thi* and 


A WaTxa'Breuv. A Watar tipout. ray. the'Aingdon oftto (tao^-Ula trunk xnd px'pxn;. >h.o wa raVhlm, b> , th „ lllsll0pJ . 1>rlct . $s . 2 volumta, octavo. Order. 
Virginian, dlaetarged lUxlf to tbl- couo.y, m«W T -"liritad. Iv20 l.a.ara 


Bell*, the combination of metal*, and degree of hunt re- ,\i,»Giaiouirtnn.n* i.r u 
quisite for seeurihg In them the greatest solidity, strength [‘‘ute ussortmmt of « 
nid moot melodious tones ; which improvement*, together U,B 
with his very oxtenrivo osKortment of nattern*. arc now We manufacture a 
held by tho HuUscrlbere, who have grp#n up ln tho busl- retail sale*, and It i* 
rie**, and who will use every endeavor to sustain thu repu-» , . t(l , . 
tation which the cstnbllshmont Ld* heretofore enjoyod. * bl toglvi 
both in thi* and foreign countries ; the Bell* from which u-call to exam 

repeatedly received thj> highest uwards of tho New lure, trimmings, Mo. 

VnrL'Mtut.. Aiv. anllnul a x i , ala--* — ' 


un Ju** 


W i T t * 7 ery °*tensivo assortment of natterns. are now We muuufucturu all our Gluth 

n!‘i. XSw? HU H?^ rllMsr#, » Wh0 1 , mTu K 1 ?* 11 U F in l . bu bu,,, * retail sales. «„d It is with tho pc. 
ness, and who will use overy endeavor lo sustain tho renu-*. , , . .. , ... 

tation which the cutubllshmont Mm heretofore enjoyod. • Wa to 8l v e*atWh®tiou l tlififcw* 
d foreign countries ; the Beil* from which 11 -° al1 lo examine particul 


ploto assortment of good* in the abort l» eMP 
the South. 

We manufacture all our Clothing 
retail sales, and It l* with tho perfrit eottOi/noi 
able to give satisfiMtiou, that wo aritaUwh 0 **/ 
with a^jall to uxainino particularly 


•ayto: “The I JtoAypriae himself, at a prise entertainment given by him. 


heavy shower of rain, several men took shelter in a bund- Lanq3j 
lag near the Furnace, when one of them saw descending ncssee; 


Choctaw Foes, lie report* the following : Isaac Austin, 
Mississippi; 1\ U. Harwood. Raleigh. N. 0.; II. U. Cook, 
Laucg|UgyKy.; Thouiaa K. Ridley, Maury county, Ten- 
nessee; — — Jackson. Jenn ; Ira Rerdsall. U. S. Mall 


b Land Waboxht Fsauds. — I t ha* already beep I from the hmveus an Immense volume of water, and with I FhiUdelphia; Levi AV'vlcoxson. Hart .county. Ky. 

. ' . r I I Mr XI hu* hnwiivu? nmmlra/1 nu Full nxrt nlilxrd fnp tn_ 


taly ftaff W. to taxkx x convct 
x,y la tL« axxxax ; but from *|>- 
iffkxriaa af X (aod ykld.” 

r tta lit lx*. XXJ.: “Uffkt 

M xad xrousd ua (nuu day lo 

mf lx «H*lnU» >ini » 

L «xn U x*fr xad good cro^ 

lx««ort rapidly. Th.prtaf.ct 


that enormous frauds ou the Government had au exclamation of terror sprang from the house, hi* com- ] 
rated. Th* fraud* were perpetrated by forging, paulons following him. They had scarcely left the build- 
mt*. and several roepecbihh^ parties were ar- log, when the volume, discharging itself in the creek, 


rested In NewYorkv The following additional arrests hati- I swept sway the building the meu had left, together with a I P beml * 


.Mr. M. has. however, promised ii* full particulars for to- 
morrow > paper. 

The new* from California was without Interest. 

The following are the passengers who arrived on tho Eu- 


PlllLADELPlllA SADDLERY AND TRUNK 

WAREHOUSE, 

S# ROBB So Co., 

c$ . 

No. 6U Giariir ttrerl. New Orleans. 
The subscribers invite l’lanters and Dealers in 8uddlery. 


■ » — «*‘y xu^urox unatun w iuv (urn, iiuuuuuuff, ao. 

Bolls for different part* of the Union mid Canada 7 after the purcln.su or any article any db* 

MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS will still be menu- It ffUl be cheerfully taken back and tk* ■ 
fnctured by thu subscribers, of which they will have cou- Our object l* to please our customer* ' 


been mad* : Thomas B. Lawson, tend broker ; Horace B. 
Pike, do. ; Wm. Marihne, Hamilton It. Bopne, William A 
Griswold^ lawyer ; Edward F. N exwon. broker. All were 


mill which stood upon the stream. 

Political Dimc^tess.— A meeting of dissenters from 


vommlttad to priraa wltla Uu ara. T tloo of- Mr. Nraxttt: «ie whig and domocnUo pl*tfona». wra held ix 1-hllxdri- ' Vn V K ‘ rr - i 1 Ul ??‘S” 1 0ouu i! r ’ » Irara N. 1‘ud.ou, N«w l’n.|,«rcd to offor litaral iuducom. ut. to punbuara, 
who waa conaldered tota xx tanoevut ageut th. fraud. P hta ou th. cv.oiog of the 28, h dlt. Addrrara. aud rera- »£& .Zl’d raVlTow"" “ “ Uli W ‘' n ‘ 

Dr. KUiott, a physician of NetoJersey. and a Mr. Glaggett, lutions were adopted advocating the abolishment of dde- leans. 8amnel L. Wheeler, NewYork; Manuel Delgardo. p , , . , ' , 

- . _ ..... .. ..... ... a . . . . E.,Lll*ad 1 1 t f I I a , U X tl ll M l.xt llllf .1 ll.O I II .WW-lflf V..W 


Lewis A. Middleton. Panama; Wm. L. L. Pierce. Cln- etc., to call nnd examiue their stock. 
clraUj Fou6txl n DoiW Ihira tterinp, Ky ; JuhuAl- Thoy or» conitantly receiving Uood. from the Muuu- 
drich, Providence, R. I.: John W. Clark, Moutpulier, Vt.; - r , . - ,, , , , 

Wm. Doblo. Bbclby coiaty, Ohio; John N. Doble. do.; taetory lu l’hUadcl].hla. and direct from England, aud »rc 
Wm. Kfarr. HamilUm county, Ohio; Isaac N. Hudsou, New prepared to offer liberal Inducumcnte.to purchaser*. 

York city; David Wilson, NewOrleans; A. Clark, Califor- Their stock in store is lurge aud well assorted, and te 


slant ly on bund an assortment of Truuslt Instruments. 
Levels, Surveyor's Compasses, (plain, nouiou* und im- 
proved.) ete- Also. Bros* or Compotiiiun Casting* of any 
else custto order. • 

All communications promptly attended tot ' 

' ANDREW MENEELY S SONS. 

>\ c*t. Troy. Albuny county. N. Y., 1861. 

SLARK. DA*Y k STAUFFER, 

* Agents in New Orleans. 


Our object I* to please our customer*. ' 
ONE PRICK FOR GOOD8-N0 d«TW* 

fe 6-ly ALFRED MUNBWffL 

34 MsgsrinestrcetJ^^. 
MR. JAMES WRlGHtf, ^ 
Having for private reason* which no ^ 
continued hi* iuterest during the UR hnaf* 
the firm of Japues Wright bi Bon, we h* T# . 
sure of nnniiii'itrimr (hut lie become* IhD 


» °f a land broker, were subsequently ai rest on the charge of goto conventions for the nominatfon of Provident ; a dl- 
Be** bring concerned ln the frauds. reel vote by the people for President ; a direct vote on all 

- measures of national importance after proper discussion 

Jug ThkChcvaucs HrLSLMANN. — The Vienna papers make in Congress, and declaring that we, us a free people, shall 


Highly Important lo Planter .< and Proper!;, of 1 nn, ' ouurl “ 1! *“ 

wr f 1 * lu our house, and solicit* the Interest « »• 

former pxtrou*. . 


xtfera of Frwldint I x dl- France; J. I‘. Bxrrera, NewOrir.o.; Nicholas Dutarquu! Uxddlw, Bridle, and Mxrtlogxlv. In great variety ; BRIDGEWATER ADAMANTINE PAINT I To comet . eem ral mlraOl’MheaFk*, « 11 ■ 
«.nt ; . direct veto on al, , rad., Franco; tau„C. M ,to;do.: Adolphe Uo^h trig. Duggy, Dearhofu, Staffs Wagou Dray. far. Tb „ „ otV,uZ lu.alt!uL .Uto **'* 

» ^cr proper dUcuralon ao*Ptough Uarocra ; Horn aud Unix OoUxr.. Uumra etanoo 1, a„w w.Uxnd favorably kiom ttat ftDum | JAMKS IVIGnr A. J.ff 

and Blind Bridle* ; Trace Chains; Medical Bag* ; Saddlery neem-sary to enter Into an extended notice 


nt it te un- 1 
The public I 


meeting Thk Ciuvauca llruicNaim.— The Vienna paper* make in Congress, and declaring that we, as a free peonle. shall . A . »uu Ai«,..uu«iia, a»pu.r«»a K a , oauuiery um 10 emer into an extended nollco. The publlo 

loo the DO comment, on thu xrrir.l of thl. gentleman iu th.t out ,g.lu fold our *nu« ri»ould . third power Interfere, by „ “ a “ od < 4. a 'i d ^ 0n ’ ““‘e* 1 f or th 5 IlMdw.re ; Leather of all dmcrlptlun. ; Coach Furniture 

Sera, j.- .... .u ... ... r. ra r died In BflMMlx o short time rlooc. II. left more thxn .nd Trimmluo. : Trunk Trlmmlura; BaddloST Coach xud S- P - t '.?.T„^, I ®¥ A ® 140N .. of * u :“''‘''rMl*noll«. 


JAMES lYKIGIIT. 

New Orleans, Dec, 1, 1861. 


UW LWUlUYUlfl UU XXJU XIIIIOI Ul 11UK KCUMCUMLU IU WUl UUV IESIU 1UIU UUI IUUIJ PI1UU1U UlUlI ll IKJWer lnienere. DV II ■ 1 1. , , . ,. . _ ,, . ■ ■ 

of. city. It la thought by rota, that he.wlU returotohl. form oframr, to put down the rlghteou. effort of xoy ox- Zw ^to^ueyy*rb‘.wra J‘u.,om“„' wrar 

post, at Washington after th* appriiarhiug Prerideutlsl lion to obange its form of government. Resolutions a blouse aud other garmeut* so dirty and ragged that the frunkmakuis lool* , Oil, Varnish , Iudia ltubUr and 

f»i®iHy ;H was re- election. were also adopted favorable to tho repeal of the fugitive beggar would have despised them. Some year* Patent stretched Leather Oin aud Mill Band*; India 

« filflDttiU toward* . - - •' - «tevu tew ago, he wa* compelled by thu municipality to lav down a Rubber Goods; Truveilng and I'ackluif Truukii', Lfntlie 

las* pAroa.— At the Prussian Industrial Exhibition. ssr; , === flag pavement iu front of one of hte homes. He after- * na carnet TnivcUnu 11 »uh. VuIIm-*. *dc.. etc.. »-tc. 


Capt. St. C. TilOMASSON. of stcumcr Magnolia. UUMOAX, 

Wsi. BRO WN, of tow bout Porpoise. DUNRAll k BUCIIANi 

?P otIJkkv'YS* Uo - Mxuodor. Lu. Dry Dock I'ommlwl™ Mm-tant. .nd IVbolr»If 
j. i . win riSKY bi Co., Agent* do. , ... v n . 




I, tanttay. 


u* >1U)«UU towards ». — - ilavu law *K u i ue w »» compeiieu oy iuu luuuioipauLj vu ux» uuwu a 

l«v fw— At <h. Proralxn Indu.trUl K.hlUtton, flag- ravemeut lu front of one of hU hoarn. Ue xftar- 

Andrirhr. midtag ta the Count Btaurd. x tatff- proprietor of Iron work, exhibit. ^ ’ ,,C Ax«v.-A private let- ^,T™^taS^^tag"Tta'p.v«i.nt^. raid! 

bodaux. was robbed a few *Jm*t tens of such a degree of tenuity that the lcavcscao ter to tbe NewYork Times gives the following lu reference WM hi* alone, as lie had paid fqk[t with hte own mouey, 
however, recovered ^>* awed for paper. One of the finest sort the machinery t<J ^ roceutly discovered oo no piracy in Che Freuch army : and nobody had the right to *e*rto out. 
m enmiuitted on the 7040.aquare feet, of what may be oalled leaf-1 reu, £&* J enouncw } lu th ** *”“/• wbo h** 1 — 


wards mounted a guard over it. armed, with a large stick, 
to prevent people from passing,. The pavement, he said. 


,te 7040. square feet, of what may be oalled leaf-lren. , , U denounced by a Sergeant lu the army, who had 
. ® cwt. of 'metal. A bookbinder of Breslau has «* 


g at this point. 


m ad* an atbnm of nothing els*, the pages of which turu 
M * exiu 7 M th* finest fabric of linen rag*. 


for the sale of liquor, ln 
iturday night, the 26th 


•**“•*> Bum tauoj-o.-Tloj oily xgamra f, 
*xdy BcUxrt. Exlxc, wra watered oailtali 

*' *®U ult.. and tlie irrulap wari ,.r o... . 


joinea tn* oonsptrstors. nut became frightened st tbe ex- Ciioucha in Missouai.— The cholera has been raging 

ra$£S ^iblTtjlop.u’l^taUoataVta^u; Wiih «"* »“•»“ * l M1 *“ ur1 ' Th » h “ J 

formed, among whose members were numbered some entirely deserted, and on th* 20th ult. there 

eighty or ninety uon-commls*loncJ officers, whd bad were not enough persons remalulug.to bury the dead. On 
Sf IWUlra oulbrrak, when ordered 111. 21, t ult. there were twdre bodlu remaining \;n- 

to tiro upon the pcoplo, to aim their hullrt. xt Ihcir own huriod. Among tho vlotlm. wrac Col. Hiuwll. J. W. Llni- 
rL .” *? torul " *** editor of tho Democrat, xud Mr. Hrarl.. hi. fore- 


Itita. ‘‘ nd , Cn T' ,, t T roT, ' U ’“ ! " U ' ’ l ' lc -. , lc - And the UN DKH WIlITHilH’ CFImKleAlji.U 

said. ml lU 62—1 J . Also, thorecommonffiSi ofalai gv number of our most 

loney, RPTlWR'raR A GO ‘ ! . 01 ’?’ 0N FACTORS and COMMISSION MER- 

BKEWblEK Cl UO-, CHANTS, all of which are Jncluded iu tho Ageut'* Circu- 

• C A li 111 A (t V W A II E H () iTs h’ ur A1 , KU ; to the. following, n-oulved since the circulars 

, D „ t AlUtl AUE \V AlthllO.UfA, wore priuted from JOHN F. MILLER, of Attakapas : 

hui No. Ufi .Gravier street, roar St. Charles Hotel, and 105 St “lu July last 1 wus Induced to apply tho Bridgewater 
“ • Charles street. Mlm rul Paint to my Biigurhouso. mid, In every ritopeot, U 

there gOLIOIT thu ifttimtlon of nurohaM*rs to lhsis my expi'otatlons. and the representation* 

d. On * 11 * ll ‘ nuon “‘ pure Ufcf ore lo Uieir exleusiv* made by the agents, .Messrs. G. C. Rogoil A Co. 1 chrer- 

ra u,lt t varied ussortnicut of fully add my testimony to the iiuuiernu* ones embraced 

B Llui"- CARRIAGES AND HARNESS, ib the Agent’s Circular, nnd recommend the same to Plan- 

Which they offer, t the very .owe pric, for era., orxp. Rttlx Whcra 

proved paper, llioy are constantly receiving from their exposed to the sun since last July, und lms neither blte- 
Now York houue, No. 31K1 Broadway, (the oldest Carriage ten d nor crooked, und has formed a solid metallic *urffcde, 


.1. r. hiiitnm & Co., Agents 

Cant. N. B. ROBBINS, of the fillip Leodcs. 

JOSEPH BENSON, Painter, 132 Gump street.' 


T TJrJfV . •ithar qailri or dUTted ofl. The W te Urn city te about 

K ) Oxx«U Iran, tatalta mut gjoo. rogue, ptaeff ox xxch id., of tho door, when 

pram., they Lfft xwrahta *r«r« ou „| w ,. lrh „„ 

writteu • ruuilcadta to death." * 


part of the most valuable liquors I able to t»y whether the urguni»*tiou of the conspirator* I niaif 


extatulcd U'youd hi. own regiment. Their inorcmcnta 

KKI. TL. rogue. placed ox ranh Ide at the donr, when k.re been ptanaed xud |.roeei uUd will, great At Siatorsvillo, Vll. , Il'feW tUjff ffincc, a olliltl r" r “ “™«' : no. jw llnmdw.y, (the olde«t Craringe 

ey .taft xuarUx ffrxre «oo«. .... oita o( whirl, wra “”“ 1J >-oreey. of Mr Derttug l.uug, lull Into U.o rtrer ou the Ohio .Ide. Kepmiltofy iu the United gtxte*.) a variety of 

writWu ■ taxi lead* to death. " ' ' . Tho father we* on Uio opuorite allure, but r«"craa*ed tbe NEW YU11K UiTY M ADE tlAUlUAQES, 

rum. rata l ura h. Nr „ „ T,x, J ..«,u.-A prir.te letter, per AtUn- rirer.ahdafter dlrln, thrie tl.nra, Unully .ueceeded lura- Home of wliltdt are of .htlrcly hew uud original deelgn. 

~ — — ■-, -^riT'if '*^jT ~ ' - h 1 * 1 '* 1 UB Ver F hivorablo terms Mr. G. Bus also entered Mr. H. Curpcntfir. of Rome, N. Y., oilers to I'Mrilmdar ,n nII .mi , 

JUasi roMk —A<xr -pouUlnlug 103 hogs, recently took iuLo ouutructe for the submarine wire from Newfoundland uuUir into bond* to any amount that may reasonably be i,. f , , . * ° " . ik i l ' ,v " r *»* ttU 

-era the Albany and Huflaln ftatlrfiad *«d e„ry on,, lo Kora Beotia. Uerar*. N...U A Co., of Louden, the required, with rc.pou.lhl. .ore tie,, ta fun,l«l..ny railroad lu * l,r ' “"“"T 

ri^uoa. - 7 (HinirraxtiraM ffnta «1». m.lii.iArtitj. h.tata ml ftp* com|*ny with moUriaU for- e atiroad track, at U»® rate of _£“ . 


•»Vfl4lU.«bMft4i, and L 


«*sy Weald of the Faiiriinf 


Repository iu the United States.) a vurlcty of 

NEW YORK CITY MADE CARRIAGES. 


e(J - '.street. New Orleans. r 1 ^ \ 

etroet MOSES UHEKNW00D *• 

aiberof onr mort tV,mh,l™lon.n4Iorw«din»M«*ri*^ »< 

EIS8Z0B MKIt- -ta, •cl. 

“Agent’* tilrru. ~f || JACKBOS k », •, 

Alt nk[t[,ra 1U Dealer* lu Fine FuHhlounhle Clothing, 

the brldg.-wat, r ( n,,xt ,loor •“ Fltthtew’ Hotel ) Kew tW 1 *^ ^ 
,'Very rtTpect, It Youth.’ Clothing, Oent.’e Under 
i, -|,r, .. mo . tation, Trunk,, C«l'|«'t 1>»0», xml » genera 1 **^ 

I on", embmed «* c’lothlng. nlwuy* on hand and, „ a 
lie nun.' to Plan- I he loweet 

ffiS&Bi " F. Blll'fU, 

has neither bite- Hq|,returpiHl. and te devoting i 

metallic t urflide . practlccdf hi* profession. 

I F. MILLER 0mc< ’ “ t 11,0 °° rmc ut Bl ' t ' U “ r ‘“ ‘J 
Bquu re . _ • '■ if j-L- 

ur possession in- The New Orletoin 



tt* riamer * Mancr iM© w 

Mgxr can,, grew. tulLu ** 

llfrath InclM. ta leaglL 

trttkUjntata, '■ 


oonuralera fra the -ubmarine have ta. entaraff Uta. 


"-|auuljuet fo laydown a line from the Hogue to Harwich, fur an ordinary track te aijout four thousand dollars per 

an affray occurred | a ilUtauco of lili Wlw, and are now negotiating with thw mil*. * 

Frank Weaver and | French Gut Moment for* line from France to ALricrs—a llov. Dr Rtnw. imsteir of the Ruvre atrnnt 


ff.ix* A., ...-tin the Doth «lt., an affray occurred a tlUUraJofm *Ilc, and ue now DegolkUng with tb. 
uxor LduralmraJUia., Uixrrau Mr. Frank Weaver and French tluvermuent for a Hoe from Frxuoc to Ataletv— a 
Jte.Uamu, Wtaeh raeuUad In the death of the tailra *«»ewh of tta mita. •' 

frraawramd* taXletad with. howl, knife. The dtapute — 1 


at eaxta, talk partiee Udng under the influence 
f. Vfi^rar wae hrid te IsOi lath® sum of 


Srccii: iv nit Wu. Plnm.— 'P hc steamship Wm. Pf&u, 
iikhwrivednn Friday Last fr mlt NewYork. brought one 


fur an ordinary track te about four thousand dollars per MEDICAL NOTICE, 

mil*. 

ix rv „ . Dlt- L. PIERCE, of Columbus. Georgia, respuotfuiiy 

Church' tap r ,i*ed °un |^ r hit & ArjfSta Drugglat* aftd denl^, 

number, four were youug meu, of nearly tbe same age. : _ _ 4 


which ha* proved entirely imporTUm*.’’ nL. n.. Hi c’harte# siffi^*" 

(Wgi-d) JOHN F MILLER. Oifle. nt the oorncr of St. Umrlta 

New Iberia. Attekapas, Marcli Id, 1862. .“ < 1 UUI ? , 

Iu addition fo tho abovu. wc havo in our possession in- The New Orleans 1 

numerable certificate* from equally fespcetablc sourew, /, , ® , . and * * 

which can bo seen ut our office ; among which are those tetesuod weekly, at fwo Dollar*® ^ 
of Capt. Win. Cults, or the ship Charles Cooper: Rrevet No subscription takcu for less th*u owr^ 
L eut. Col G II Talcott. 'New York Arseflfil ; R. S.Bmltb. serlbers wUl bo understood as wUhla|h>r 
Lieut, and Quartcnuastrr ,U. S. Military Academy, West ■« > . . . . .« | H r j 

Point ; 0. II; Loo, late HuperiiiteudchL now Hecre taro of R ^ expressly stated Othcrwte*^ • U 
tbo Hudson River Railroad Company ; I). 0. MoCullum. The Itinerant Ministers and I 


now Secretary of 


’ T^ 'T — A kniU. dreraeuA rla neeunwtalu 

T* "PPetaU hew York at taraut 12 v'xtach np 

Ox taffkX iff MxDkxj- lh. talk ult Four eepraute. he 
taWHRx«»bu,g, u>d one frn»i Krav*rak, (Ku. 
2f2rra» fW«»XH^'»‘ta,#,ht 1 .hlta, u*tadtantethk.rar 
haw. The rataki rad ragtae hnrara ffraraff Ik. 
Wkttaratarag HI m l w«« much ilx ta e p ta rad aevrata 
-V~w— px— • mm tattatay tajravd The Oita Council 

*OOmm xwraraltkxwftdxy, xtalktratraUtaxtaUr-tta-k* 


■rw*p- 




the turn of fifllto*. 1 ,wbfch ui rivtadou Friday Last fru 
million dollar* la specie to Ilari 
'* riot occumxhiu this city. Six hundred thouaan 
shout 12 o’clock op ou b/ IUrudi-n's Exprecs to Gi 
our ooeopanles be- ct-ods of the l'. H. st ock inU by 


wrk, brought one 
xprrater^wglu 


iter, four were youug meu, of nearly the same age. 
lug tb# name* of Dauit-1 Webster. Henry Clay, Wjll- 
Ilenry Harrisou, aud Benjamin Franklin, 

* [Boston Transcript. 


'oftMyrg 


EPPING’S EXTRACT OF BUCliU. . b0 « r " It dries, m * in four - 

ThU eloeUept remedy for oU dixxxraa of thi .kidney, by blS(2iiM4f^t^Sh 

and urinary organ* generally; also, ail Dyspeptic oases of either tin. Iroa^ln.v w.^jd ^ w- -v -nr lwfoiLr it te 
of ordinary kiuds, uud duratteu. te owned aud carefuUy valuable, and particularly rcifomumudcd^alt is a 


it U expressly stated otherwise ^ 

uio liuoson mver lUUroad Company ; D. 0 MoOuUum.J The Itinerant Misters and Pr«»cW*»^ 
Asst .Engineer *N®w' York and Erie Railroad, etc.; proving' Eptecopel Church, South, aw, » U “ 
conclusively, by bring thoroughly tested, that It is both Ui . uuiB ot the New Orleaus ChristR* 

LIRE A.N'D IFEA'FMER PROOF, payments may be made. ' 

The bendlug. shrinking, or warping of die material ifoou All communication*' whether of busUXT 

asra: 

1 1 pretarve* w^a tram demy. Atkij.eUlral^^rarar Ua0 '““ «* “a doUrav, tnu* 

“racks by ‘ Xposufe'to Uio huiteHt^ffiu No obituary notice will be insert** 


•barge of bis duty. An attempt has been made foobUiu Gvocgia, will be duly attended te. Cash, or references, I Btaufler k Co.. PrlestieT k 
tb* prisoner’s release bv brlmrlna him un on a writ cf fo- exawted. lUeneot/uBv advertised. I . UlcbiU . d “' K McPherson ; I 


1 1 , f x uuaored UjoiiwunHfiJffiu^ of I eX§o*Mfiffitf»»aKAi *«*».— lt te said that a party is organ- of ordinary kiudH, uud duration, is owned aud carefuUy valuable, uud particularly rctfomumuded. i* it te a oei 

ouby-Uaru >usKxpr«*» io Golf , stjfiipit fiH^ngrthe flripg [g JjpYofk torescuu the man Krine, should the prepared by the spbeoriber, and U offered on hte Mudloal P ROT EOT I O' N ikhAiNOT ‘DNHtl 

t« eds of tb n. riock loU by £xxx uis 3 r rj *- ll< *'t| fifel Secretary uf State, ou reviewing the decte- knowledge us a remedy to be relied on. Ue 1* auxious te uud l* turutehedmkwapBr than 

■* ■* ^ Itatta OlffWlll luora Drighaia, dexld* U) glf«hku up ua- lulroduc* It Into tlio great VFraiteru mraltat All necotak- coujittjr jAll 'rariuxw xent ti, tho Uuuul Aiextraj^J 
.. \° ‘ * *yi r°^ JO.OOO^frx^rs, itaUk, jaknrtoo treaty K*i»c ra. wiDtao Xtoolloetad Fy.tafirtlon. fuonl ee Uietabol ou ea. lr Loftle. tYMti- ll* 

fo’HcX .Jr. "Tr^ira W ■ ehargeA^piU. eitaulllu* and wouad.uga elvll uftlrar aeta pclev »tl par dur. Retail. »1 »«r totttfc. A . D Xra'I 

ttutxxta ta botk,” tux.bexii pnnta^iur>icw wBltS* piu. tb. int.utuiu of killing liliu a Oil, lie Wa* iu the dl*- Orden directed to L. FlKRtJK, Druggtet, ; fJoluu,btk.,' Pllff Ikktlf iftiv Tn ifi~jtkltf ill -|it 

Tlxxx taU* I* teareely larger titan a aian’fl k*n4 yet ft XLarge of lita duty An attau.^1 Lu been made to obtain Uoragla,wUl Le duly ettonded to. Ouk, or rafcrvncei, Btauffcr h Co.. Vrleetloy A Btan, j 'yyra. ....... a ita 

xtanprUMtvauoaotegftal^ltaxoinraaof xtMradradora. the prixnnxr’. ralrara bv brinrinx him up ox x writ ta ta- xxpxxtad. Rrapectfully advarttoed. h^iuri I * O Whlukra ’ V 

■ Ommrm. . tx*\ ' L. ME*!*, Froprixtor. BxtJn^ U^elTui, 1 0llT "* W1 ' Jpae * * U ® 


IUU uuiuma Ut Mill U>,I* tax... - , ||H|i m - 

No obituary notice will be , 

within two uoutlu of Ibo dralh ofXF^, g^l 
CumuiunicatiouH must b« addwsse® 


Respectfully advertised. 

* h. PUUMJ®, I’ropririor. 


‘ livVi tf H j‘ Conuuunioations must be audrvsse* 

wtWBB, McTvkimk. New Orleans. 

Communications involving T*°**\^. nlflsM 1 
1‘WWi jabcoUnts of revivals, religion* ^ IN 

ffil biographies, etc., must be ace<**P• ,l,,l, 
ud Texas name. . pjrii 

Blrak. Day A few .elect xdvorttaemMitx 

"Saa.'-jss— 


Blurk. Day 
n k Go., H ’ 


Richards^ K. McPWsJu * Mcffli/j. Ci*wSuSi :°Vicks- ° r ^ 

taeaveto: • — * “js” ffSr 





MM 


traitor, though they 


For lh'« N.4>. Christian AdTOMl*. 

•/I 

Tho Succession of Christ's Ministry 
JttDAfl ISCARIOT. 

Him. MoTykirv. ; 

Tho aspect in, whioh tho oharaoter of .IuiIrh 
is considered varies, no tlio opinions of Chris- 
tians upon other thoologionl questions hnppon 
to <1 i (Tor. With thofdlfferenors prevailing in 
tho A r minion and tfoivinistio schools, with 
regard to tho son of perdition, 1 do not now 
design to interfero. 

I propose, with your permission, lit some 
length, to consider tho ‘Character of .Indus in 
connection with tin question of the Apostolic 
succession. The argument founded upon tho 
ciisb. of tho wicked^ Apostle, is ono of tho 
main spokes in the wheel of prclnticol suc- 
cession, nnd as I do not remember oVer to 
have soon a- full oxposo and refutation of tho 
reasons 


than that some of tho Popes have been the upon their own shmrls 
most licentious of men, looted in every esnso Apostles, and his success 
of tho word, with whom the character of Ju- hot all succeeding time, 
das would ho_ compared favorably. Judas Word! If you doabt fi 


would not suffor by the comparison. Tho 
groat extenuation for the crime of Judas is 
that, ho died before tho shnwnr of Pentecostal 
tiro. Poter wns unfaithful before. hut never 
njutwariji: 

Now, if wiflkednoss that causod Judos to 
fall, in tho dispensation preceding the Gospel 
.proper, bo rntbe, in the’ law of tho Gospel, 
to out a party off fjrnm the unction and divine 
virtue which arc to come through the hands 
of the Apostles, then the theory is gone for 


lie felt like a stranger. Then, again, ho last 
his property. ‘ Just, as God will take- away 
^trthly idols ; no that vorily the wny to- grow 
in earthly comforts is to grow in grace. God. 
sent against Sodom tho kings of tho Kant, 
and they, conquered tho cities of the plain, 
and carried away tho riohos of all its inhabi- 
tants, and left Lot beggared of all tlio Books 
nnd herds wherowith he had descended from 
C’nnnnn. 

Moroovor, there was constantly busy ip 
tho heart of the Patriarch the fierce stings of 
a reproving conscience. God will not lot nlono 
a wordly minded disciple to rest contented in 
his apostasy. Says Inspiration : “ I.ot was 
vexed with the filthy conversation of tho 
wicked." He saw Bights and heard sounds in 


Henoo it is that they.nffirm that “ nowhere 


in tho Soripturcs do wo mo it hinted that | 

Judas's ministrations wore iho toss valid, 
his pronohing the losa suooossfnl, his author-’ 
lty tho Joss nmplo,”’ tho ordinations of men 
like Judas loss unotious, “ than tho like sor- 
vicos of those who nro Apostles in heart as 
well as In name:” ~ — 

Bishop Mcllvaine says that “ the prejudice 
tlmt arises against such an Idea will not boar 
a moment's reflection. If it is sprang from a 
comparison as to personal character and fitness 
of tho modorn sucoossors, with tho first in. 
tho chain, bo it remembered that Judas Isca- 
riot wns numbered with the Apostles by the 
Savior himself, nnd Judas was a traitor.” 
Hut, my doar Bishop, will you please to ro- 
momlicr that Judas never received tho Apos- 
tolic commission at all. If you compare the 
personal oharaotor a nd fitness (if the modern 
successors, (some of whom wo hear of In this 
country, hut whoso names wo forbear to men- 
tion,) with tho first Wi the .ohuin, (qxoluding 
Judas, of course, for ho nover was in the 
chain,) you Will rondilj perooive nn astound- 
ing distinction. 

Wu agree with Bishop.McIlvaino > nnd with 
tho whole league of Apostolio succession doc- 
tors, who sing to the samo tend” that our Sa- 
vior numbered Judas with tho Apostles, and 
that ho was a traitor — that J udns pronohod 


it now contains 18 girls ; a refuge, where 
there are now 12 reclaimed females ;. 4 linyc 
left during the year, after having been brought 
buck toThc paths of virtue, and one of them 
died lately, after hnving teen tho means of 
much good among her neighbors. 

The average daily number of persons living 
in the institution, including tho officers, tho 
sisters, tho sick, etc., has been 103. Receipts 
$12,200, of which $6200 arc from payments 
of hoarders, etc., and $7000 from donations 
and subscriptions. . 

Pastor Vermeil, the /principal of tho insti- 
tution, remarked that tho institutions of Sis- 
ters of Charity nro of a Protestant, and not 
of a Popish origin,* ns is generally thought, 
for there were Protestant Sisters of Clmrity 
at Sedan, 80 yonrs before St. Vincent do 
Paulo established them in Franco.' The most 
interesting par^-of tho- Report igwtlmt which 
related the happy death of a child in tho in- 
firmary, who found pence a few days before 


which nro drawn from tho oasc of 
Judas to sustain tho cause of the Apostolio 
succession, I design to address mysolf to that 
task in What is to follow. 

You can scarcely lay your hand upon a 
work upon tho subject under discussion, that 
docs not contain some allusion to the enso of 
Judas. i- 1 ,< 

It is incumbont upon, the jddvooates of 
Apostolic succession, (nnd it is a duty they 
mnnifest a ready nptitudo to disolmrgo,) to 
maintain that tho virtue communicated from 
tho Apostles to their successors,. in those in- 
stances where tho chain of ordinntion in un- 
broken descent id preserved, Ioohcs none of 
its efficacy, even if ono of tho successors of 
tho Apostles should happen to ho a.dovil. 
And their reliance is upon tho casc of Judas. 

They contend that Christ's promise to ho 
“always” with his ApostIos"hiean'a that ho 
will ho with them, if they arc in tho line of 
regular ordination, .in powor to impart divine 


ABRAHAM AND LOT. 


a beautiful dwelling for nn immortal soul, the heathen w Tell me, ye pajpnts, who will 
Consider for a moment .what were the elo- go amid the vanities of a false' and perilous 
riieiits which constituted the happiness of world, and think it due to tho courtesies of 
tlmt dwelling in Canaan. ,, refined life to minglo in those scenes of 

First, there was that Bwcot solace of nn fashionable gaiety, where God is ns little 
approving conscience — that sense of well doing thought of ns lie wns in Sodom ; toll me, if 
which comes like a heavenly atmosphere to seeing your children, ns they are this day, 
tho rcposiug-noui 'and there was Hint do- given up to vanity, ye cannot understand (lio 
lightful anticipation of becoming so pro-emi- poignancy of Lot's sorrow at that awful 
ncntly a blessing to his family, and to the thought. But, alas ! alas! wo are as yet on 
world. His household being traiiied in the the outskirts of the Patriarch's sorrow. The 
pure faith : his child reared into manhood in winding up of that startling drama of world- 
close intercourse witli God: hiswholo race. linc#*on a Christian is alike rapid and hor- 
in tho lnpso of eighty generations, receiving rihle. 1 lie story is too peculiar to noed ro- 
as the result of liis faithfulness the offer of a petition. Just at tho time when, worn out 
Bible, a Gospel, a Saviour, a Heaven! O, with tho bitterness of a consoienco stricken 
what was the dignity of Sodom’s prince com- Lot was looking to the grnvo for repose ; 
pared with that most illustrious greatness of j Ilst then came the awful mission to Sodom 
the father of the family wlienco Messiah “ up ; get ye out of this city, for I will 
sprung! And that Abraham had nn eye destroy it." But cried the old man-, 11 0, not 
upon these remote results of his faith and so,, my Lord. Behold I am old; I cannot 
Who does not escape to tho. mountains, lest somo evil bcfoU 


tops, 260 eating houses, and a great number J > tl rie, which I was requested to prepare last 
t cabmen. Many oases have been mnde woe k for tho “Young Men's Cliristiau' 

known to these ladies, in whioh the tracts p- n j on< n 

tins disposed of have been the means of the , National Reformed Church — 5 places of 
Monition of souls, and there is aotually in worship, 11 ministers, 4 of whom are Ratio- 
Firis, studying for tho ministry, a young nali^s, 7 Suuday schools, 
mo, formerly n very bigoted Papist, who, Lutheran Church — 7 places of worsliip, in 
kdngusitant in a draper’s shop, was brought in which there is both Frenoh nud German 
i you igo, to the knowledge of the truth by preaching, C ministers, 3 Sunday schools, 
metnietooeof these' little messengers whioh Presbyterian Free Church — 3 places of wor- 

ths lsdissjirt mentioned had given him. ship, 2 ministers, 1 Sunday school. 

One of-sor best anniversaries this yoar was Independants — 5 chapels, C ministers,.3 Sun- 

Ihoirftt* ” day schools. * . , ...... 

it. toy agricultural colony, Wesleyan Methodists— 2 chapblsj 2 ministers 

the object of whioh I must explain. When- (1 Fronoh, 1 English,) .1 Sunday Bchool. 
mrehildron arc brought before tho Magis- Church of England— 3 chapels, in- which 
kite for various offenses, they are generally I service is celebrated in English only ; 3 min- 
icqoitted, os having acted without diseorn- isters, 2 of whom are Tractarians. 
amt, hilt if thoy have really perpetrated the Total, 25 plaocs of worship for Protestants,' 
dine they are accused of, they ore sent to a 30 ministers, 15 Sabbath schools, 
keen of correction, to be taught and taken In order to understand fully the moaning 
•is if until they attain the age of discre- of those numbers, it would bo necessary to 
Son. The Papists have established in France compare them with Popish statistics. Jtut 
whtt they call colonies, 15 in number, where tlicso 1 do not possess, 
then young rascals are sent by government Tlio political world U now quiot, nnd con- 
tad taught agriculture, so th'at wlion they fidence seems to ho restored, if we are to 
in released they are able to gain an lionoBt judgo by the stato of tlio funds, and by the 
bilihood. But, of course, a condition of ad- 1 activity given to commcrco. Tlio Imperialist 
■haw in theso colonios is, on tho part of aspirations nttribiSted to Louis Napoleon are 
% Protestants, a renunciation of their no more spoken of, and whatever bo.j tho 


faithfulness, who can doubt ! 
perccivo that in tho.toucliing transaction on 
Morinli Abraham saw as in a vision tlio sacri- 
ficial atonement of tho Lamb of God! 

But not only in memory, and the charrivof 
an approving conscience, and the rich anticipa- 
tion of blessing * -world, dwelt the secret of 
Abraham’s happiness. Ho enjoyed oven in 
the present ineffable delights. His was d 
daily, hourly intercourse with God. Whether 
Jehovah assumed, in. his communion with the 
patriarch, a visible form, it is not for us to 
conjecture. Wo look forward Witli delight 
to hoar tho story of that- sojourn In ‘Canaan 
from Abraham’s lip. Till then, we can only 
bid you come in and behold tho unspeakable 
gladness and glory that Breaks out in this 
tent on tho mountain. And wonder not, O, 
woudor not, for Jehovah, the groat God 
whoso hand hath studded yon firmament with 
sparkling gems— evon God dwelleth with 
Abraham. 

Behold tho patriuroli ut his tont door, as 
tho cool shadows of evening lengthen along 
tho plains below. Seo, his eye is lifted frpm 
tho beautiful landscapes of earth, and search- 
ing the azure vault, as if in sensible nnd seen 
realities! What looks ho for! For the coin- 
ing out of tho first star df eventide to its 


clouds that curtpinAd it at sunset, are burn- Gospel, or to ordain Ministers. Strango and may be Bottled, Dr, Clark is oi 
ing with the fire wffid wratti of God. Be- unaccountable os it may appeal tlio udvo- lourneflnnd ■fes^'Srilhent tomrnm 
hold the patriarch fleeing to Ins sons-in-law ^tes of Apostolio succession appear wholly Methodist ChUroh, Because Dr, 
at midnight perhaps, in weeping anguish, os to have overlooked this momontous oonside- dulgos in a vagary — a common 
thoy will not oome forth unto his deep en- ration, ■ • • • • ■ asmer-. . . .3TS 


great nion-^supposing his opinlon-to be 
.gory, nnd with regard to it 1 pronoum 
opinion, it is no reason why tho Methi 
Churoh bos not a valid Ministry. 

But can nothing be urged in defent 
Judas. Upon what ground is St. P« 
apostasy excused! Upon the ground oi 
repentance and the other ground that ho 
not been " baptised with the Holy Ghi 


loso all ho lmd, If ho tried to riso higher. 
It is much more probable that lie found lie 
would, by so doing, lose much of his .popu- 
larity. The imperialist party is not a strong 
one in France; its daily organ, tlio '‘Public," 
lias ceased to appear, from want of support, 
and tho “Constituti'onnel" is all hut dead 
under tlio sucoeBsivo blows it has received 
from tho Government for having spoken out 
too plainly in its favor. 

I am glad to say that tho droud of denun- 
ciation, whioh Brother X. V. alludes to in the 
Advooato of May 15th, has very much ceased. 
In tho Provinces, people begin to speak out 
their minds without fear of being taken, up 
by the gendarmes, as they were some months 
ago. 1 say, in the Provinces, for liberty of 
speeoh lias hover boon stopped in l’aris. I 
well remember, in Fehruury, a F’renohgon- 
tloman exclaiming aloud in a public reading 
room, after ho.had perused somo nowly issued 
decrees of tho President : “ What a rascal 
- that man must he !" He was not even no- 
ticed, whilst in somo Departments he might 
have been sent to prison by some zealous 
Government agent, desirous of pleasing tho 
authorities. . 

As the daily papers dare pot, under the re- 
strictive measures whioh regulate them, speak 
plainly on Fronoh , politics, they find some 
difficulty in filling thoir columns, and they 
now direct tho attention of the readers much 


Ajucntly made, to ho with his true disciples to dispensation, under the dispensation of water 
the end of time in ministrations of spiritual baptism— under the dispensation' that looked 
power, by -importation of the Holy Ghost, to Christ in his bodily presence. But how is 
Christ promised to he with Buch men ns Ju- it with the wiokod Bishops of the present 
daH ! Tho nrgumont might have some show day ! They live under the Gospel, pr Holy 
of reason in it, if thepromiso had been made Ghost dispensation. You may look in vain 
wliilo Judas wns an Apostle, or if tho promise for any Judas among the eleven, or among 
had specially included Judas and men like the twelve Apostles, who were such under 
him. Judas was nover a Minister of tho the promise of Christ to be always with tho 
Gospel, o? of the Christian dispensation. He Apostles of tho completed Gospel of salva- 
had hanged himself previous to the death of tion to tho end of time. 

Christ, nnd it was tlio shod blood of Christ H„t what is the promise ! It is to be with 
that constituted tho seal of tho Gospel, his Apostles and with their successors. T 
When Peter opened the doors of the Gospel believe that Christ is now with the sueoes- 
Judas had been dead many days. sors 0 f the Apostles. But this Is nothing m 

The whole superstructure of Apostolic sue- aid of the theory of the Apostolio succession 
cession is haBcdupon tho ground that Christ's doctrine. That tboory makos Christ’s prom iso 
promise, or comuussion to be with his Apqs- streach much farther than a promise to be 
ties and their successors, does not have rospoot with his Apostles and their successors. It 


write* of the 

Mass. : 


of old gullied epaulett 
bury!' Open your j 


year, tho mother of his children, the beloved 
ono whose doar voicp had cheered him all 
along life's pathway, Bmitten down by divine 
anger becauso he would -not love and dwell 
in Canaan. Hark to his agonizing, bit heart- 
broken cry, beloved one! O lost one! 
Lost by my unfaithfulness, lost for ever! 
Would God I had died for thee ! " 

Now here I want to leave you. You that, 
having profossod Christ, are living lives of 
wordliness, seeking its riches and honors and 
pleasures, and not making it the supreme end 
of your lives to glorify Good and save souls. 
I lore I wunt to leavo you, by tho poor, cold, 
cavern bed of heart-broken and homeless Lot ; 


puffs off from a 
hear a roaring ! 
sand trip-hamm 
Mountains, and 
in gstting out i 
that tip the M 
knives and forks 
l.Ianntf and snai 


mt^A' ? U P' ® bursaries had been prO- 
““ tofts Secretary. 

k Mcnrrr or tub pnoi xstant sou or uknt 
Bon r ? oei ’* origin. Its obloot is to raise 
lug ril k* BW0 * 0nt purposes, by ostablish- 
*Wr France weekly subscriptions of 
cent. The sums thuB subscribed are di- 
Unt *** “tooths among all the l’rotoB- 
dtioi. ^° Ua Societies, eaoh receiving a 
properties to the reoeipts of the three 
•J/T 1 * The receipts have this year 
of th ii a * X)u ^ After tho reading 

i. * ®®P° rt i a gentleman offered to give 
Jr “““‘y $500 as soon as 10,000 new suh- 


promisCd by Christ, but they wish the Holy 


have turned irom ( anuan’s sojourn, und 
pitoliod his tent toward Sodom. But lot us 
enter in fur a moment, and perooive whether, 
alter all, Sodom he os blest u home us Cu- 
mum. liohold tlmt wrinkled mau, with his 
head upon his olenolied hand, us if bowed 
down with tlio burthen of mighty Sodom. 
All, it is Lot ! He is not happy in Sodom. 
Do you ask tho secret of this 1 unhappiness ! 
It is that whioh ut all times gathers over the 
heme, of all wordly minded Christians. First 
of ail, Lot was despised even by the Sodomitsi. 
Just as a elear sighted world always despise 


ho dwelt in Cauuan, and most sorrowful for 
Lot when he pitched his tent toward Sodom. 
[Kov. O'. Wadsworth. 


It is a mighty shame and dishonor to. em- 
ploy ezoellent faculties and abundance of hu- 
mor to please men in their vioes and follies. 
The great enemy of mankind, notwithstand- 
ing his wit and angelical features, is the most 
odious being iu the whole creation, {Kir Jt. 
JUaokmore. 


a half-hearted professor, wild, forgetful of. his 
oovepant vows, comes to mingle with them 
in worldlineis. Wicked men see clearly in 
this matter. They perceive indensisteneies 


and praotiee. . Awl just as 


i iblithinft Committee K fc. n«TYl ,c ' 

'/ Louiniana Conference , ( u. 11. hivkhh, p. p. 

- 


H. N. MoTYEIHE, Editor. V ' 

roLUME^fl. NUMBER 24. 

v, 


“ NEW - ' ORLEANS, SATURDAY, JULY 17, 18.02 






Morning, 


■ £f -mi 


STEWARDSHIP. 


■prised on them, while theit row* m proaohors 

rat on them elm with fcU tlieir force: Wo 

would rather see no Book Concern in the j ^ 

South, then to see incarcerated within its y 

walls mou fit for Bishops, tho. 1’nuls nnd Apol- 

loses of the Church. ^ t 

Here it «n inside view of 200 Mulberry , , 

• tfbod ' 

otreet. The description we take from the j | 

correspondence of the Western Oh. Advocate. . 

lming 

Header, tluukof tlicsc mens' call- to tho min- .. 


r Cl)t Ur id ((Means Christian Jltoocatf. 

Th« Use of Hymn Books. METHODIST PltESH. 'oally missionary. What, then, is to be done 1 

. .TT i . ,, . — — Shall our afflicted, self-saoriflcing and fnith- 

Ihey aro intended for use, and not tlioir Studies on Slavery.— W o noticed somo ful missionary brother bo forcod to pay these 
looks. It secine to us a good worshippor months ago, favorably, this book, whose au- heavy expenses out of hisSmall salary, the 
would ns soon start to tho Church or social thorship is located in Louisiana. A Writer mo9t i If not all of whioh is nooossary to bis 
meeting without liis ' hat as his hymn book, in tho Momphis Advocate says of the author : own support in China 1 I . answer, unhesita- 
llut thiB would conviot some of not being Mr. Fletohor is u nativo of Now Ilainp- T* 10 '! What! is to lie done? Ian-. 

4bod worshippers. I - . Aim. He .1 ... ^ l 8Wpr - Iot caob P mon l " thc bnund " of the 


It may he that the Methodist usage of themidst of the opponents of slavery, and it feeir^dTsp Jd-nml 1 ‘nm "uro"^ W 
lining hymns ha. led to this neglect of the "V bo resumed that Ins early .proju, dml „ 8lloh ' cafl |)0 found _ rcmit to you ; nr to 

hymn'book. Bo it is, the hymn book is too 7“ ™ 2v,Z »°J JLTZ T. ***** ?° ho "'* or to Krotbcr "'i K hti.,an, live 


,, , , . , , ; nwut. iui. uituu i h, roun in uiu ijduuuh oi me 

He was reared up and educated in M . ,, / , . c .. . 

. . , r a r i i •» Methodist Kpiscopal Church, South, who 

idst of tho opponents of slavery, and it f . , i , .. ’ . 


Z&ZttX j-* «J* -rung cries and Jg ^ec J. "Z K ^ EJ 

raised in many " I t ^ '° TT' 7’ hwd * «“'«*“ h “ 11 «*¥ in hand ' 11 is «an and philosopher. Tl.rougU!thVwJ,Tc f “" ,V B " d ^ ^ 

i^LT V.L then th.uk on their employment ns this writer ft ^ to* to road at home, to study. Few work there aro signs of a deep reverence for , P ° °‘ tha °H*"« *° 

i* ** 0 * *”? 7' h " , ® m r y “ With "*™ 8t '• poetical collections are better for the soul of the Bible and Bible truth, which clearly shows ^ &0m ,,Cr h ’"- 

^ « 7 roo. a . .won „ n tow took Agcnts.-Tho regular vis- t(Uto anJ pietj T |, 0 mim i instructed, in- tb8t bc > 8 not a man to cs),ouso doctrines , ' 

>•1 of the B'*° k Concerns at New .tors at 200 Mulberry atroet, New A prk, on / .. ■ . , . which tho Bible condomns. There is, more- Lumping 1 hem.— I t seems, by the follow- 

atmm. The mimm t offi T '***'*"]'* f Z ^ '". ew > d " r ^ & evidence that he has tudied Kg note of the Secretary of the (ienerai Con- 

1 the chmW before the eggs an- change that hns taken' place in its occupants. .... f Wntmnal fooling otherwise « !p, P lu «» i 1 ^ h ft of industry and-.. ferencc,^orfch f in Western. Advocate, that 


ie Chnrch Snath, from a division 
a of the Book Concerns at New 
'incinnati. The cautious snW 


“ Thc £tl D Ji ook 4g*«<».— Tho regular vis- U8tc „ n j p i cty Tho mind is instructed, in- tnM "o is not a man to espouso dootrineB 
Iters at 200 Mulberry street, New Vprk, on . ,„s- ,r.i a which tho Bible condomns. There ib, more- 

entorinp tho offioo of tho npontn nn thnv nrc • docf.rinatcd, liy its even and delightful flow »--- s - . 

entering tne omoe oi tne agente, as tnov arc . . . over, abundant ov donee that ho baa studied 


accustomed to do, 


^ ^.otberwi. 

. . n . ur ^ Lane, as ho was familiarly culled, sitting, unutterable, find expression there, 

lorn out Addled. >6 Al« ftp* with his calm and pleasant face, In his large T , . « .. » j •;;* • ntyr 

the Close of the suits, and a and well-cushioned leather -chair, opening Tho Wftnt ,,f cd ' f, " l " 0, f ’- nnd H '" r,t ln ,n,r 

Atndnt of funds must fall no ,otter s, and handling - great piles of bank congregational singing is largely attributable 


intelligence which would do credit to any f the Amfifti Conferences recently erected 

rkViiFnadnil tl.n,,!,,,.;., l.ou J 


professed theologian. Ho hns studied thorn. 


edification nnd spirit in our tof> > in «"> languages in which they wero ' ,lfi "'n'chohiing States can not stand alone, 
inging is largely attributable wigloally written, and shows himsblf capa- « » l ‘ho rendezvous nppointod. t .crc 

,, ■ , , hie, from liis thorough acquaintance with would yc room for Bcvernl more sucli. How- 


Jr- 

■% f 


What is to lie done with it ! Wo 
we to nniwer so grave a question, 
own satas&Mtion, and rest iu com- 

trance npon others' wisdom, 
dinenssea tide matter in the South- 
modeety and aUUty. Al- 
^ a ting the Unfortunate nc- 


letters, and handling ■ great piles- of hank congregational singing is lurgely attributable 
notes, Hint they instinctively draw hack on to this neglect of thc hymn'book. When thc 
finding, not only that he is not there, but that •. ' , 

some ouo else is accupying his chair with en- selection of. hymns is confined to the few that 


hie, from hia thorough acquaintance with would ye room lor Bcvoral moro such. How- 
these languages, of giving to then, a proper cVw, tho namo may tuko well abroad: it' 


uuuuig, Iiwv UU1» unit lit' ia uut uivru, uut . . il 1 * *1 r tl i » "* v nc* nuiwtu . it 

some ouo else is accupying his chair with cn- selection of hymns is confined to the ow that construction. By carofully connecting one counts one moro Conference: sounds like ex- 

tlS^d^nTiney 6 Whsl^WUd ? t ‘T ““r T 7 C™ ° f ^ ith “ nd *«U he entitled to dividends: 

Z. Li Concern taTlm, first time after the no °' u,,co ** thuB f?™*, “Brother Elliott: Permit me, through the 

General Conference. 1 walked into tho office Hie monotonous round is repeated and re- “ie various shades of meaning in different T v ^ of „ r „ «,i ’a. 


General Conference, 1 walked into tho office Tho monotonous round is repeated and re- “ie various shades of meaning in different 
scarcely thinking of tho now agents, nnd I po n t c d till the strain becomes dull, nnd the words nnd P llMCS - 1,0 B ivC8 the render a full 

•nival AAn fnaa (tin in.nvADiiiiin wnu BAinnwlint * nnnnidniiitit tn „f tl.„ L — C I • 


must obnfosfl the impression w r aR somewhat ... , 

odd. The old gentleman was not there ; nnd l)C8t hymns and songs arc worn threadbare, 


Mw various snaues oi meaning in amerent Tha. nx . .. . , ^ ; 

■ . | j i , • .i j r i, estorn Christian Advocate, to correct an 

words and phases, he gives the jendter a full , n . ’ t „ 

. j ., n., . „ . . error somehow afloat among some of our 

opportunity to judge.of the correctness of Ins nMnn i inB11 „ - r - , .. . b . . .. , 

in.emro.nHnna ^ prcaQj^ors, and r oan do it best in the words 


sh suits, " he says : 
be Chnrch Soutli, in the 


| in his seat sat a larg, 
apparently about fori 
a dark, bilious epni; 


sat a large, good-looking stronger, Our collection has hundreds of. hymns in it 

Ssdresws 


interpretations.'’. * 

Apostolical Sitcksbion. — O ur neighbor of 


of tho resolution of Dr. Cartwright : 

““ Resolved, That tlie Cinoinniiti and Ken- 


M^rd God and hai TTW^Ts^Wra^^ ^^ ^niw one should, perchartce, in a social' meeting, ‘ b P Banner says : “ Bishop Odin, with a host tuoky Conferences, and also’ the Arkansas dnd 

o waive the con- Agent. Brother Curl tom In all respects he f ultupon any of ' t . hc80 , t)e it ever so fitting of P rl, '“ te and nuns ’ 18 ,n tlle countr y to .,‘ r Unfercncc9 ' mect to e etllcr - tlus 

v*? ir miccetw / seems unlike lus predecessor. Instead ol , . , . , m , . r - it as by stonii and assuming tho succession ^ r ' . . 

aer high reejionsi that quiet manner winch inode fatlior Iahc the occasion, lie is doomed to perform n . . . . . . , “1 lus is the notion of the Gen. Conference, 

deli we may nut almost a fixture in liis room, there is a rest- solo.: The bookless majority aro silent— they do K mft to 1,0 Ul ® foundation of all the errors of u Yours, affectionately, 

*iiZ\re.’: .vs. 

II not haven right not say he is a fidgfti/ porsun. lie comes to But there are, say half a dozen familiar ones, ® P Herman Missions.-— -T he editor of the Cli 

KS 1110 wp^fton of ° H8C d more or less on all occasions. Among ricnce ’ whcn 1,c wa8 1,lind ’ 1,c 8a y 9 : • Advocate nnd'journnl, reviewing the '33d «n- 

thall be bound to being ono of the most accomplished finan- , . “Tho Church of Home Droves the annstu lie i . r . ... . 

, fur tho glory of oiers in tho Church, and a tl.oroueh man of thcse 18 one > a 8 ln g lc vcrse of wlucU 18 > “ la8 . • ", „ ? a P 08toll ° nual report of tho Mliisionary .Society, thus 

mrai. Hqnoewe business. If I do not misjudge him, ho will, too often appropriate on aooount of tho life- 8UCC98al0 ° in ll9r oonunumon, and i n li c r corn ^ _snmmcnU on a portion ofiU-- 

■ - -a- - ... n . 11 1 • mnnmn nlnnn. Iiv tlin nnwnr r»F wnrlnn ,r ..... 


n wm lay us unde. 

obligation*. wMe 
aity disregard or 
auoeeed, talents wi 


thoir idceess- 
ligh reeponsi 
we may not 


i.aball not haven right 
irfce, or mere pleasure 


“ This is thc action of the Gen. Conference. 
"Yours, affectionately, 

“Joseph M. Trimble. 
German' Missions.— T he editor of the Cli. 


whleta we shall be hound to being ono of the most accomplished 
our ability, for the glory of oiers in the Church, and a thorough i 
d of Hie Church. Hence we business. If 1 do not misjudge him, h 


ray mature 
kne for the ri| 


ricnce, when lie was mmu, ho says : . ,‘ T ... , , 

mm ™ J Advocate and Journal, reviewing the 33d an- 

“ 1 lie Church of Rbme proves the apostolic nun i report of the Missionary Society, thus 
succession in her oommumon, and in her com- onmmenta n n . a p'ortion ofit : 


UUWUUBO. It I UU UUt lUIBJUU^O 1 HUI, UO Willi IW UHVU UIIIUU irilUf UU UUCOUIU OI tne Hie- • 1 | . | n ; T ~ X v . . V . 

sstm “• “ •' ; “,,r j ; ski t s 

will see into all the corners aud by-places ol in v.ln we Iuii.om formal .ongii, Nearly every church on the continent lias its f ,_ . . ’ , , , ' |° 

establishment, and liis restless* energy * ' - miraculous relicts. We, many times in tho T T* 

wiU be felt iu every department of tho hum- • And our devoUnn ak./- clmrch of St . Bartholomew, had to kiss, thc ■ r th ° ‘ iearts °f tll0su 10 

ness. He seems to have slipped into Ins -r- * . * r . . wAifc fur tho fulfilment of prophecy in thc 

place with so niuoh hose, und takes evory - ' . . . i™. ln .°^V a a “ J . pftU “ n of th6 cUurub ; subjWion of thc nations to the dominion of 

thing so coolly and wiUi so little embarrass- Mariana, h la.— I lie Pastor lias forwarded 1 his bruin is confined in a glass capsule, and Him who80 • , lt it ia to rei . )juuallg(j L,,. 

ment, you would think ho had been horn to us a fuller account of tho work of God at this ornamented with gold nnd precious , stones. i u U 8 oriirin and moeress it affords the claar 

Place, noticed a few weeks ago. Under date 


•• In vain we tune our formal bourh, 
lit vain we utriye to rlae ; 
llonannoB lunguifli ou our longue.*. 
Aud our devotion dlcB.-’ 


I 


affair of briok 
raore viU bg .si 


that the Church, 
tlanent to adopt a 
['policy. She will, 
have a publishing 


r duty : and seooodly, because will see into all the corners aud by-placcs oi I 
r commencement promises a the establishment, and his restless energy 
itiou of the object. An error I will be felt iu every department of tho busi- 1 
Ig wiU naturally lead to errors, ness. Ho seems to have slipped into liis 
insurmountable difficulties, in place with so muoh base, und- takes every 


£ 5 Ss ^ 

seeing him at lus post." of Ctli July, lie writes : 

' .... .. neve it ii sovereign remedy agui 


How do you like tho view ! Counting ovci “ We havo enjoyed one Of tho most power. 


vue mraneuu, »u» «c wore taught to be- dircc t ion . The calling, the preparation, and 
hevo it a sovereign remedy against headnohe. the thrugting oUt of . Brother Nast, the imme- 
Tins ceremony is- yearly performed on the diato fruita of hifl lubor in the ttWttUeui ^ 

twenty-fourth of August, to i lately wo a - und conversions among his countrymen, and 
ways at every returning '24tli of August, tha _ ll?sinff UD of 0 f llOT mnrt . J n .j ■ . 


mortar, his moncu ! Accomplished financiers ! Thorough tu ^ rcuxalsthat o\(»r swept through this com- twenty-fourth of August, hut lately w r o ul- n !^i° n 

and manoflmnicu! Finding out nil thc ropes, munity ' 1 ^r;ana has Jicwtofore hail pre- way8 a t every returning '24th of August, fch ' 

. . .. cmmenco abroad in wickedness. God has Pn fi,nr thmurht. on tho lirainn nfoUihmanAfu I 


f m r**77 " ian ° J bU ""' U ! *' indi,, 8 out a ** the ropes, mteoad lu wickedness. God has "T . u 7. , r.u E . tha up of other mot., willing and 

1 tuAhWOrld to punty, sidtuhleness large and small, of. this rail Concern ! These rovealed himself in a most remarkable man- ^ ^ fied .^ h th ° ^ of a ,U vatiun Vo Uio 
^ 1C agents who havo hod ropcB in plaou of his gospel trump. Poor nerinour midst-. The work commenced on tended successor of a liolv l’cter^’ ^ thousands who are continually coming to us 
rap* hand since onr organisation, Brother Carlton well you might bo JUtgetty. the 6th ult., nnd hns continued with alight ‘ from nil parts of Europe where the German 

4m the circumstances, done admiru- Thoy have got Sampson at the sand mill. Intermission to tho present time. The revi- Bishop Bascom s Biography.— Airs. Eliza language is spoken, until having supplied the 

, l»t it KaaJ*#th*an deemed by them No doubt you are a cood nastor. ban Dreaoli val has been characterized by.dcep and nbid- Bascom, widow of tho Bishop, publishes a want in their udopted country, they re- 

tfliat the 'ateaentarranccmcuts were irig feeling throughout all ranks of society, card in thc N. and L. Advocnto, calling for crossed thc seas to diffuse the life and power 


since onr organization, Brother Carlton ; well you might bo JUtgetty. the 6th ult., nnd hns continued with alight 
Uitances, done admire- Thoy have got Sampson at the sand mill, intermission to tho present time. The revi- 1 
jk Man deemed by them No doubt you u0 a good pa8tor . ban h val has been characterized by.deep and ahid- Ba, 

waeut arrangements were wc l|, a nd set a diatrict in a blaze ; but hold “ g , ^ ™ 

. 3 It is not distinguished by number so muoh as niu 

* v those useless qualities in abeyance now— a by tjie character of the subjects of the work. Qf 

Mpele alluded to argues ‘thorough man of buiUQe88 t, is wanted. About 30 have, been added to t6e fold of . 

and publishing Count that money ; sustain your financial re- Christ. Many havo been reclaimed. Old r 
to*big "religious tttwa- nutation there ; know those ropesi largo and difficulties hnve been removed, harmony re- oat 


It !b not distinguished by number so muoh as materials for tho biography of tho Bishop. of rell K‘ 0U throughout the fiitlier-Jami ; all 
by the character of the subjects of the work. 0 f course any persons able to contribute, by ^j 8 '!°"! d sufficicnt to cpnviuce oveman 
Abput 30 have, been added to tno fold of . . , . . ,, f „ . infidel, that the work is o.f God. Nor will 


lioouv WV llino, WUCU UUVIUU IU U1U 1U1U Ul • • 1 1 11. .( • 1 • II . . . ' . — V " *** 

Christ. Many havo been reclaimed. Old orI ^ lDa etters, or urmshmg well authonti- the systemutie arrangement into which till? 

. s.m t .1 < . . nat/vl infnrnuiinrr fnntu nnnAaoninn .In i l_ t. _ r.n... _ •' i . 1 ' 


iligious litera- putation there : know those ropes; largo and difficulties have been removed, harmony re- oafce< l * nt ® re8tin 6 ^ acta concerning the do- great work has fallen, assuming ut buco the 

into disfavor eulu u. und iua u . , , established, and concert and unanimity of ac- ®e* 8 o>l, will forward them to facilitate, tho Vigor mid efficiency of our itinerant plun of 

.]( enough if it fU ' a ’■ "‘"V 0 " “ " 8 y ° U W6D tion secured. Tho spirit of God is at work work, and iu justico to the memory of tlic ministerial operation, strike tho reader with 

it imat m—w,t 1 “ cr °W'hlack imp. . through this entire region of country. Re- dead. Bishop Andrew is not the biographer, lc8S foruc > wldl ° 1,0 turn8 uver tl10 Ulan y 

!. We put tho question— What right, what vivals aro springing up in all directions. God but Dr llenklo who will doubtless produce P a 8 C8 of the 'Report' devoted to this subject. 
***** ia U,a Chur ° h ooramand ‘ n g her deepen and widen the feeUng until thc mil- a vo i umo creditably illustrating thc life of a ‘° 0 “ 1 “ m ’ ' mth 

“Leisters to auoh postal Beside the labors Ummum dawns," truly Ereat man and aui * t0 .. ™ 


toort: it. re. 
da of benevo- 
pou its issues, 
the facility of 


to d*T* °a JmuI ^ 0t hat mere business qualifioatioris at 
***** * “ snch posts. “It is not reason" that minis- 


of a theological editor, we con see no demand I 


Greensboro, Ala. — The l’astor. Rev. A. 


but Dr. Hankie, who will doubtless pro4uee t, 6 -, T , . u 
, . . . .. Ho will ho ready to exclaim, 

a volume oreditably illustrating the hfe of a God wrought I' 1 ” 

truly great man and quickening to. the 

Church. Mrs. Bascom remarks : ^ , 


1 Wlmt hath 


; " It is but jusUco to state that Dr. Henkle „ 

H. 1 owell writes, Juno 30 : “ Wo have dosed bad been chosen by mo, with the firm oonvio- ’’° l 


Quarterly Review or M. E. Church, 
iutii. — Dr. Doggott apologises for the delay 


• « J""’”' • * ' “ v ~ vv “ ■ liuu utvu vuwovu UJ tuu, mill vuu U11U UUUVUJ* . ” 

“ tor ters should leave the word of God to serve a protraoted meeting of 3 weeks, resulting in tion that he would havo been selected by Dr. of a week ia ie8uin g the July number. Con- 


^Umse results I 


f |t^ owflning it^to BookConoem, we trust 

6 t 'the will look out among her laymen men of 


And when tho Churoh South I mucb profit : backsliders wore reolaimed, the Bascom had he ever expressed any wish on 

, 1 ’ I . . „ . . .... a!_ L 1..1 TL. 1 . 


trust Church quickened and soiils converted.” the sqbject — which he never did. The long I. Homan Literal ore: An elegant and schol- 


; it. up on the shelf. 
«d for s more liberal 


oantito necessity -for this 
s toned to it by oompe- 
nake another extract : 

t man must perceive that 
easetbe influence which, 
ixht to poeseo, we must 


honest report and wisdom to appoint over Warrington, Fla. — Rev. G. L. Crc 
this business, and permit the preachers to P., gives us an acoount of Churoh ex 
give themselves “ continually to prayer aud in this interesting portion of Florida : 


intimacy and confidential intercourse for ar ly contribution, by J. B. Cobb, Esq., of 
many years existing between Dr. Bascom and Columbus, Miss. We are ever pleased to see 


to the ministry of tho Word. 1 ’ 

The Way OrEN.— The Convention of Lou- 
isiana have, with great unanimity, left outof 


Warrington, FLA.-Rev. G. L. Crosby, L. Dr. Henkle, (of which the correspondence “ 7. , , , 1 , , 

P., gives us an acoount of Churoh extension now in my possession furnishes abundant *° f 1 ° r success 11 in on lstin^suc 1 a cuss 
in this interesting portion of Florida : proof,) place the latter in a position which, of k° utlll >rn writers us that represented by 

“Our Churcl. affairs here are tolerably with the aid of journals authonticrted facts^ Mr C ■ ' ' ' ' 

nourishing. Wo noW have a Church of over etc ’ , wkloh 1 8haU be ablo , to furmsh > wdl »■ WtOey and Mcfliod.mr Tlie writer's 
60 members, with a stationed preacher, Bro. ‘j nabe nmi to do jUBtico to the memory of his namo is not given; wo Bhould like to know 
Peavy. Bro. Staulcy, of the Ga. Conference, deceased tnena. j t Besides being more practical lie possesses 

is Chaplain in tlic U. S. Navy-yard. Bro. City Coldness vs. Country Cheer.— It is in common with Isaao Taylor some of liis 


U^e W a e ffiire 7* Con6tUutioQ the cla,lse8 foHmiding Capers, (a brother of Bishop Capers,) local chilling even in dog days, and iu winter if'is finest parts and presents the most satisfae 
C3?l.jaB , »»toto*«s of any sect" being members of | Minister, is with us as a Teacher, and I havo quite freezing, this stiffness and distance and tory Review of his famous book that has come 


>g age, as Urge a share 
;er than we have hitherto 
e both standard and our- 


lAMIWW , <’ A O t V • At' XT 1 D> — WAY AVUYACYY Ul HID I 

nd our- the- Assembly, Governor or Lieut. Governor. * 8 el«ot School iu the Navy-yard, so that Me- coyne68 of feUowahip prevaiUng in our oity tQ our knowlud 

This is well. We suppose there will he no thodl8m ! . r0ar l hc , r .^ U J ead f ™ m t,,a du “ t ' lw ° churches. Why is it? It is an offence. Ill time, AlL*. 


st complete 
' our books 


aplete * " r ‘ . , ' ' years since we had hardly a Church, and “ 11 : “ 

great rush, now the way is opened, to these neitbt , r pr cahhcr nor meeting-house." agaiust reUgion-tho extent 


the whole field.- 


iclr Internal value high places, but this nmy bo left with the 
of ^c P 6160118 concerned, if they choose to abide 
dons of the day ; to their own high calling, and not aspire 
eotiy M tile books U ^ er °‘ v ‘* lionors, their rights as citizens 
n out, and others *fi°Md nevertheless stand acknowledged, 
feto.” We accept this, ncknowiislgnn-nt of Our lion- 

of course will not orahle legislators. 


churches. Why is it? It is an offence III. Grace Norman:' Something that had 
neither proaoher nor meeting-house." agaiust religion tho extent to which in almost been lost out of mind— that Mr. Wes- 

_ _ some places it is carried. A lady from the ley onco liad u love affair. 

Missionary Collect.ons, Ala.-Rcv. C. °° UuWy ’ 80 j° urnin g in Buffal °’ tbus complains IV, Pulpit Hemencutics : Dr. Lee coutinues, 
S. Hurt closeB a business letter with this in- t0 th ° Advocate there ' but 6 eta 110 comfort: . front January numherj his directions for as- 
formation : “Mr. Editor : Why is it that there is so oortaining tho exact import of “ the words 

“The preachers on the Tuskegee Circuit R 7"° h tl10 - H ^ J Gh ° 8t ^“cl'cth. " It is a 

are doing well in their missionary collections. is in the city ? Why cant Christians— mem- ter8C and U °' d art 'olo, on a most important 
At some of the appointments they have not bcra of faluily of Christ— wliy cant sub j ec t. >n tho writer's best style, 

done what was done last year, while at' others they love each other as well iu the city Us in V. The Moral Power of the Press ; Wo 
tiey lave ar surpassed. They strike for the the country? I can sco no reason, I'm sure, guess this, by the' editor, is the life-like form 

-W" ■' !zr. fc 

tivo hundred dollars. If you want a large nnt tllR 1 „!r„i; n „ ,.e Mtt y anniversaries m Newlork. Itwaspro- 


l * Mohile. or Mont- 
not think of it; only 


***— not m ° ' t| °°' y Ali> t,ikm cp. Recently a missionary they have far surpassed. They strike for the the country? I can sco no reason, I'm sure, guess this, by the editor, is tho life-like form 

Which long patience mid collection of $1200 was raised iu Washington a B al “' " 6 expect a good, col ection Wh y, in thc dear old Clmrch at homo 1 know 0 f a skeleton that was in Ms pocket at the 

X T T'.-.- “'T,'"" '* ,";"r * S Stj s*S ~"1 - 

ay be snowed to hope that cesslve years by tins Congregation In 1M-, muke large calculations. Christian shake with a ‘God bless vou' in it be8 ? judges. Our sentence is anticipated. 

MKM tn 1844 MOO HUS «',m 1817 ran . vnpsuan siwat, niui a uou mens you in if,. 0 , 1 


it to entitle us to. St. Church, Petersliurg, Va. The following bl - h j 8 («» Montgomery) Circuit, stqMout to we all loved one another; I mean loved; 

leering of the Book Concern, is a table of amounts raised for several sue- ° ! a ? n , J““ '' allt “ torgo not the cold, unmeaning, unfeeling grasp of 

raiLaUowedtohnn..),, cessive Years bv this Con-reuation In I840 , ‘ ' ], \ cn , {a ' n U , “l 1 "' b ‘B b . that is tbe hand wo- meet with here, but the real 

1 Mbyte allowed to hope that e^n yemnby thut ton rogation . In 184_, maUe large calculations. Christian shake, with a .God lde* von • in it 


ail any of her minis- $223, iu 1844, $500, 1845, $600, 1847, $330, 
r to them and herself. 1848, $500, 1849, $500, 1850, $521, 1851. 


Why, I’m almost afraid to offer my liapd to \ b Southern Methodist ‘ Publications: 


them and herself. 1848, $500, 1849, $500, 1850, $521, 1851. Donation.— T he sum of $5 has been sent any of my brothers and sisters in the church' Isaac Denton, Miss. Mr. D. calmly dismisses 

that we »u not $839, 1852, $1200. us by Rev. Z. Thompson, from Mrs S Clia- here J tb ey look as stern, faces long ns an Old a vexed subject with 1111 evident apprccia- 

»ly within their - ney, to ho forwarded to’ Rev D W Lewis &ho01 1>urit “n, as if they were feeiing so tion of its difficulties. Ills suggestions aho.it 

tiaTTta W T W Pbkisitohv.— T he cardof to buy “Choctaw Testament." Our Indiah ef > Uali “ in « th ° Pnccs^of Churoh publications 

jats to be kept Dr. Stevenson highly concerns tho travehng brother lias high claim upon us, and we shall that ! I dont like it ; want none of it " 


Ithase be fed from the Alter as 
\t ctoims Ue agaioM the alter 

isset there. 

leriring a rtvanue is concerned 
to the Church has aa much husi- 
•C a Steamboat, as carrying on 
ItopE Perhaps as a money- 
tm the Conner iuvestumut would 
Haw would this placard look : 


Pkimitivk Methodists, England. — T ho sonable subscribers. The controversy on Sun- 
Western Churl. i Suit. We learn from annual Conference of the Primitive Methodist day preaching, in its nature or length, has 
exchanges that the arguments in this ease Connection assembled in Sheffield, June 2d, di luaBcd uomebod ril0 editor tbe 

have been oloflediu Columbui*, 0. The court and alV}r devotioual exercises, proceeaod to . ~ u| , „ , r 

the diaoWffn nf iu Tiw. paper “ has been threatened with the loss of 

reserves a deeuuon till October. The liue of tne tuscuarge ot its important duties,- I ho ” . , P ,.. .. . . 

•ivwiiinani , . ... members of Conference represented tho vuri- 8U ^8cribers on account of this skirmish, 

argument pursued in the New \ ork case was «i*i • • i i 

udonted without' nnv In .^M i * *• ous districts at home v&nd the missions abroad. Reuef or a ^Iissionaiiv’s Wjfi:.-A cor- 

adopted without any material donation, „y prayerful investigation it was ascertained 5 „• - r 


argument pursued in the New York case was 
udopted without" any material deviation. 


7. iTrf ric 7 ^ ; Tf r to convenient and remote purchasers are in- 

at! I dont like it: want none of it.” ... 

_ • gemous and original, but they striko us as 

Hard to Please.— Our contemporary of • .. , , , v . . . , 

. ... , impracticable. On one point wa coincide cn- 

Churleston, like all others, has some unrea* .. , ... 

.. . .. , , tirely with him, which we notice moro fully 

sonable subscribers. The controversy on Sun- 0 ] seiv | iere 

day preaching, in its nature or length, has ° ZlLtarhs on 1 Cro,77K 10-38. From 

spleased Homebody I ho editor says thc K itto’s Journal of Sac. Lit. 

, per “ has been threatened with the loss of VTT , 1V ,, , 

: VIII— IX; KxoeUent Notices of New Hooka 

bsenbers on account of this skirmish.”’ .... ,, 

and Literary Miscellany. 

Relief or a Missionary's Wjfe.*— A cor* The earnest , 8olicitati(m is repeated fur the 


subscribers on account of this skirmish.”-’ 


ousai««cwatnomevanci the missions abroad Reuef or a Missionary's Win:. -A cor- - The earnest nolicitatiou is repeated for the 

that th« state of^lic* connection wa^on tho rc “ dK ’" d , cnt of < t,, ° «• c - Advocnto, alluding enlargement of .tlic subscription. No work to 
whole satisfactory and encouraging. The to Mrs - 1 “jlor's return to the United States, on tho literary enterprises of our Church lias 
number of meinliers was reported at 109,984, account of ill health, makes a reasonable and better claims to liberal support than the 


look Princeton College. -At the late ' coin- " “^tory and encouraging. The . ayra . return to me i niteU States on the literary 

. ' I Ii.0nce.nent, June 30, the degree of A If was nmnl,cr “ f was reported at 109,984, account of ill health, makes a roaBonuhle and better chiton 

‘ 7 , I conferrod ou a graduating el»« of 75 The a " J ^ the J ‘‘ 8r 12 ° 3 ' ' ,,ho ^ j r W UI “ 1 ’ whic1 ' W ° ttU8t wiU aWakeu limu ' u ' rl y 7 


« mr. Dr. O. 


CL ■oWav..~ve! conferred on a graduating clans of 70 n H . v , ■ . . 

■» »o ramday travel. , '. ,nt number of traveling preachers was reported 

br. Dr. B.Ut Clerk, bonor "J r d ^ rw of ltoc,t>r «' r divinity wa. at 500; of local preachers, 9350: of claa. 

Rev. D. Mute. AU ^“torred on the Rev. David Brown, of Glas- leaders, 0632 : of connccttonal oliapels, 1723 ; 

eels' L» u Induce- ® ow ' Scotland; and on the Jlcv. Robert L. «f rented chapels and rooms, etc., 3595 : of 


number of traveling preachers was reported a response in the proper quarter* : 

at 560; of local preachers, 9350; of elotn o. . ■ ,• 

, i ....... r .. .. , “She is now in the United btates, seekmg 

I.mi iL>rst fit 1.10 • nf iiiinnimfiiina n L 1 ^ G 


“She is .now in the United States, seeking A Growing ChuuliI. — Iho Noty YorkOh? 
a restoration of health in order that she may server gives some items of the history of u 


I to torn 


"si 


slwEriraii rniThn n i ^ r ’ author of the “ Cluuu of Sacrotl fpl n 

4h« deficient preachors, the mper- u r OI1 a 1 , Wl »i r . , ... - . Great De Ifurest ] 

I him nn A ih* raiHnra. a ,7*7 " «id formerly editor of the Me- jjwardra lu y*u Ooiw 1 

1 cm, and tlie wiaowi und orphan* , a.^.. t Vw -, .... ... . . /v sur*gu« oi iu.t bousU it 

ns have diedM the eaL" U ~ i Expositor, died m Cmoumuti, 0. f ou tk ta*. oi * lu0 giTwutoiiii 

T.s 77 .- W*Mb the 27th ult. Hi. disease was Stt wtU » 

I body w under. tb/Uto nonane, da ^ " 

i Is-' ... . ... . epoptox). A Beoteh uolltieal 


t&'MIm* %*.#**^ I man. L - *^ n 8 ' : 1061 8bt)0 P Pastors and Churoh members do not live to 

of the house of Israel.’ Mrs. Taylor's heavy . 

^ J Vinn I list nmieuinn /.T .....U: u • 1 * 


|i to have died as the work.” 

PO body waiter. dtoWo nomine, dc. 


The Qreat De Purest prize, the largest ever 
•wards'll 1“ Yala Oullt-au. ha* b««u aswiguud to ilomar B. 
VH®*’ E **t Uuuflaa It la a tnaeeiYt- nold medal, of 
tUto Vuu* ul fciuu ill Vuu to till’ LmmL writer mud ruunkur of 


egpeuses in coming to this country, obtain- vu ' u ' 1 he occasion of writing up this his- 
ing and uaing health-restoring agenoies, and * 8 ^ bt) Anniversary of tho Church's 


th. .Ea. ui ,iuu7 siTirto .V- 2 retiming to Shanghai— as she desires and .organization. It hud been served by two 
iff**; wM<, R Gil. jtti uuuiUt. uiu.tr- three intends —are to be paid out of her husband's pastors— caoli 17 years : 


His disease was 



ditout of their 

to tlw Churoh 


■ey to tow Churoh The numbers of stu.leuu at Oberliu Col- 
««» wee s to g u e d to lege, is hetweea six and seven hundred, ex- 
UM mi to making elusive of theological students, ondoiw’thou- 

teh service |w im- saw! are expected ueat year. 


A Scotch polltloal economist being y.y^l the 

UMsIuf of UMUpUrCM, eiuuiuya II u follow., - Wlmi 
■ RsrtT- who Ibtru., dlun. on whkl tl,.. uartr who 


salary, as a'missionary. 


“ Tlic whole number of persons who have 


“Now, I submit the question to all who been oonueoted with the churoh from tho be- 


."A may read, iv is this right ? The unanimous ginning, is two thousand eight hundred and 
be uuau. Wui«il-Uu,i I. u,.u*,h,uo. ' d response will doubtless be, ite, no. Still the forty-seven; of whioh uiue hundred and fifty- 

The Boston Traveller announces that in a few m ““ionary fund proper is not large enough one were reoeived on certificate, and one tliou- 

10 be “imrged with titis extra expense, ul- sand eight hundred and nlnety-six onexanu- 
«i>> .ipiwios. ftoiu huraine sale*. r thougli I believe tlie expense itself is ewphat- nation. The annual average of additions to 




tho churoh has been oighty-three ; on certifi- 
cate twonty-eight, nnd on examinaticn more 
than fifty-five. 

"During tho ministry of Dr. B , nnd 

in tho infancy of the enterprise, wlion it had 
to struggle with grant onthnrrnssnierite, eight 
hundred nnd seventy-nino names . were en- 
rolled on. tho list of communicants, of whom 
three hundred and forty-one were received on 
certificate, and five hundred nnd thirty-eight 
on examination ; making au annual average 
of fifty-two, or- one for every woek of Ihc pe- 
riod : twenty on certificate, nnd thirty-two 
on examination. 

The ministry of Dr. 11 hns been at- 

tended with very few pecuniary embarrass- 
ments, and a largo harvest has been gathered, 
in part, from seed previously sown. 'The 
number of persons received ilnue July 1, 1835, 
when ho gOhimenced his ministry among 
them, lias been one thousand, SKio lnfndred 
and sixty-oight ; of whom sis hundred nnd 
ton havo been received on certificate, and ono 
thousand three iiundrcd and fifty-eight on 
cxnfhinntion . Tlie annual average of addi- 
tions lias been one hundred nnd sixteen, or 
moro than two for every woek of tho. period ; 
thirty-six on certificate, and eighty on exami- 
nation. 

".Tho. wholo number of persons nowin 
tlie communion of tho church, is one thou- 
sand ono hundred nnd eighteen. ' 

The Case of Achilli vs. Newman. 

Tho lust foreign mails brought us full de- 
tails of this loathsome affair. As a Inst re- 
sort nnd iu keeping with their character the . 
Romanist party in England attacked tlie 
character of tho witnSss against them. Dr. 
.Newman having published infamous charges 
against Dr. Aoliilli, tlie latter brought action 
against him for libel. The case begun 22d 
’"to. — To sustain charges agatosUn mnn wlioso 
unpardonablo 8 'n is that ho lias renounced 
Home and testified against her, tlie Romanist 
party wore at no. loss for witnesses. The 
Watchman of 23d June thus alludes to them : 

“ Newman said that Achilli had ono argu- 
ment against the Roman Churoh, nnd that 
was — ldmsclf. But these Italian females now 
produced in Westminster Hall, who havo 
been debauched, as they declare, by a pridetj- , 
in the sacrisjy or at tho Confessional, each of 
these women whom tlic monks have sent over, 
is another argument against Uoiiio. ' A British 
court and- jury lias, perhaps, never before 
been condemned to examine such a tissue of 
polluting evidence us these foreign females; 
somo of them now old und married, have un- 
hlusliingly deposod to, against their own wo- 
manly famo, in order to blast tho character 
of the bated Dominican. * * Have these 
women any children, any daughters who will 
hear that their mothers havo crossed sea and. 
land, purposing to blot their Own name, and 
brand all who inherit it with ineffaceable in- 
fumy, i> for the honor ‘of tile Holy Mother 
Church, and of God,' us Eleann Giustini was 
instructed by lior curate. " 

Tlie testimony showed that tho persecution 
had been unrelenting nnd no means spared 
that could ruin its victim. 

Tito same paper refering to the witnossos 
remarks : 

“Whether thoy are true or false, it is al- 
most appalling to, learn how constantly’ tlie 
unsleeping oyo of Romish jealousy und ven- 
geance has been upon this man, in Italy, in 
tho Ionian islands, in Malta, in England, both' 
before and since liis renunciation of l’opery. 
upon liis every movement, and all liis paths, 
upon him in his family circle, ut liis board, or 
in his chamber. It is amazing, and fearful!" 

Great legal ability was displayed iu the 
defense and prosecution, and muoh. excite* 
ment among the people. The records of the 
Court ot Inquisition to a former prosecution 
were introduced into an English Court for tlie 
first time since. tlie Reformation. 

Tlie jury, after .brief absence, rendered a 
verdiot against Dr. Newman, oil all the points 
save one— the 19th cliurge, a point compara- 
tively unimportant. There was much cheer- 
ing in tho court room at the rendition of a 
verdict so fully vindicating Achilli. 

Is Infant Baptism an Innovation 7 

“ Cyprian was an advocate of infant bap- 
tism. This rite; .like all innovations, had 
many things still unsettled, and one was the 
precise tjine when it should tie adminis- 
tered." [Baptist paper. 

Cyprian was Bishqp of Carthage in A. D. 
250. Ho suffered martyrdom in 258. In 253 
.o_cnuncil of sixty-six Bishops was held in 
Carthage. 1 1 sccniB to, have been convened 
for general ohjoets of Christian interest. 
Among other matters the question whether, 
in ease of necessity, an infant might ho btip- 
tizod before it was eight days old was brought 
under consideration. The question was 
started by Fidus, a country Bishop, who took 
the ground that they ought not to bo bap- 
tized previous to tho eighth day after birth. 
Tho Council-decided differently. “ Wo were 
all, in our assembly, of a contrary opinion.” 
By tlieir judgment, then, a child might he 
baptized at any time before the eighth day. 
These Bishops may he presumed to have 
known both the dootrino and practice of the 
Clnireli, ut that time ; aud tlie facts of tho ease 
form a strong link in the chain of testimony 
that uuites infant baptism to I ho .dodnnes and 
practice ot tliii Apostles. But omittiug that 
for tlie present, wc ask. was infant baptism 
an innovation ? Our Baptist"' exchange af- 
firms it to havo been. It is then a question 
of fact. Those, therefore, who uflirui it tolio 
an innovation upon the dootrino and practice 
. of the apostles, ought definitively to say 
when aud by whom it was introduced. .Surely 
since they are so confident of the fuct, .they 
ought to he very familiar wilh the time of its 
occurrence, and tho author of tlie novelty. 
And they should speak to tho point, “ or els^ 
hereafter forever hold tlieir poaco." Was it 
an innovation? Let the assertion lie proved. 
We should like to sea tho evidence oil this 
subject, [ii. C, Advocate: 

^ V 

Win. .11. Ulrd, not long since a Unitarian 
lsu ' a murcluut, later. Uw- 
yur. mm UUnt .11 editor , lom been u,i|n,iunU Uoreruuieut 
uiaRiigeut betweeu lieiTTork aud Uutlforuia. 

By the year 2000, says an exchange paper, it 
: ll ‘“ t ““““ol labor will li.ro utterly 

‘“‘’“I’* 110 " u t ll ** odjoe- 
uuw ,S&2g*> ,7 ' G*»o gone forever. They bare 
,l^4„ . ";*W‘WMhtre, a |.olat|>.dlgglBg machine, wbiob, 
J"™ •» Lu . r “« down the rewa; dig. Ib. potato.., eepar- 
Jlrt * uJ loade them Into the cart, 
u. f ’v*. f S m ." w * 11 “ alongside, whistling “ 1UU Colon;. 
hla. with Uls bauds lu his pockets. , 


New Missionary Cer^^^^ 
ten of tho Church North have just 
now oife. Tho Board, in 1851, a 
spooial committee, with power ' to"^ 1 
to lie designed and engraved in 
stylo of the art. The committee 
meetings for tho purpose of 
comparing designs. XT length tho o * ^ 


tee adopted a design suggested hyatn^L 
having for its central .and essential el 
the celebrated Ttnlinn picturo of th e 
figurntioq. The views of tbo C0I ^ 
were explained to 1>. ,F, Rothcrmel, p 
distinguished pnihter of Philadelphia, 2’' 
made the drawing from tho sugg^u l ' 
tlie conimitteo. The elements ngreai ° tll< 
tlie committee were three, all Script^™ ) 
The IsortUof glory just in the actrf7, 
with tlie multi tilde as he begins toita.1^ 
lieaven. from Alt. Olivet. 2. AshoW ^ 
rise front tlieir midst lie repeats th e * 
mand, 'GO ye into all the world and 7 
my gospel to every creature;' and the w<oh 
falling from his lips, engrave tli'craselre. » 
tlie rock beneath his feet. 3. Tho vkiioj, 
impressions wliich tlie event made upon 2 
multitude of disclplqs from whose midst tit 
Saviour was beginning to rise into lira 
and to whom lie uttered the words Beenng, 
tlie rock. • • ™ 

The execution is highly spoken of. 

►\irlli.N. b.clHiUwh^ 

Random Thoughts. 

Bonier I'fiint — Destitution, nf Gosjnt—BttJ st 

Bossier l’oint is the .southern portion of 
"Bossier parish. It is in the form of a penh- 
sula, formed by Lako Bisteneau on one $1, 
and ijike Bodeoau on tlie otlier. InthnwiA 
estplaco, these lakes are. about fifteen miiu 
apart. 1 Thc Point proper is about thirty 
miles long. In tills range is tome of the 
richest upland of tho parish , nnd itu inlm- 
bited by enterprising nnd wealthy pUnten. 
This iB yet a new country. A few yesn ,, 0 
tlic forest was uniirokcn, nnd scarcely a pit 
to guido tlie pioneer. lYhat a ‘ change u 
years Imvc made ^ Now, in its- length aj 
breadth, we sec luxuriant corn waiving h 
pthqhrdezc, and thousands of acres green will 
cotton, that mighty staple of tlie South. 
Many who came boro comparatively pw 
have made for themselves independent fr. 
tunes. The only drawback they haveii t|» 
want of navigation, or somo mode toMrtj 
tlieir cotton to market, nnd receive Hair tup. 
plies. Luke Bisteneau is thoir onlydrpo. 
donee, and that is nearly dry a greitputof 
tlie year. There is now some talk of laving 
a railroad from Vicksburg to'Shreveport. If 
that will fiver be the ease, and! hope it will, 
this will bo among the most delightful,]*, 
duiftivc and convenient portions of our State. 

A -word of tho moral condition of the 
point. Tlie people ‘are intelligent, and pa- 
Imps possess os much of what ia called mo- 
rality, us you will find anywhere ; but ral 
heartfelt religion is far too scarce and watte 
ing. There is need of an overwhelming » 
vivnl of religion. There are three Societies 
of tho Methodist Church, and one of thehap. 
tist. Thcro are Churoh memben enough, i 
they would go to work, to take the wbik 
country. What we want is thd arousing^ 
of tho Church, the attendance on printout 
family -yrayers. Home religion— every tij 
religion, that keeps the heart right, andpt- 
pares for the worship of God nnd the netp 
tion .of his blessings to tho sanctuary. 

Many of the colored people here lieniz 
opportunity to hear the Gospel, and anpr 
fited thereby; but many scnrccly ever hat. 
sermon. 1 have looked upon them andubi 
what could he done, and was at a loss fir* 
answer. ^ 'It is impossible for one preach* n 
preach to white und colorod on the amrf 
this Circuit. ' If the whites would tumtal 
un week days and hear preaching, sad kt» 
preach to tho blacks ou Sufiday, itcosldk 
dune ; hut this they will not do, so we tot 
preach to them on Sabbaths, or not aid 
Not only in this l’oint the blacks hzwkl 
little preaching, hut tlioir destitution in w 
other portions .of this.. parish is dep!**d 
There is no preaching by any d.eaonito* 
on Red River, from Loggy Bayou, the R"* 
ern point of this parish, to the Aria* 
line, that I know of. to this range at* U® 
sands of immortal souls — souls redeemed lj 
Jesus Christ — who know very little uttf 
blood that cleanses from sin. hlaajof ths 
to the old States were members of the Chunk 
a few hold on tlieir way, hut Tar the modi* 
get tlifiir Savior aud are now ia theirs* 
The question comes home to the head 
overy lover of tho,- Lord Jesus GhrUt, nf 
more especially tu the members of the U* 
siana Conference. What can we do to**, 
these immortal souls ! - . 

When will the time como wlicu the 
of the living Ministry will ho hoard osk 
rich alluvial lauds, in tho length# atvett^ 
ora and lmyo,U8. Fully to accomplish 
task, and also to proueh tho Goepel tt 
wliiteB in our Conforenoe, it require* *d 
two hundred laborious Ministers. W* 
the handful of our Conference ao®*’ 
many ! Truly tho harvest is greek J** 
laborers are few. May tho Lord uf 
vest send forth laborers for this mig 
inviting field — a field in which the * ^ 
Minister will ho successful ill wining 
Christ, and iu polishing immortal J e *t* 

dock tho coronet of him who shall* 8 ® 
Itinxxg- 

crowns. 

Bossier, Lu. -m, 

I>. S. We liave hod fine raine hoicjj 
Tho outtun luuks quite, proniisinfr . 

ouru is splendid : a great doal will u 
in this parish this year. , Lake 1 18 , ^ 
yet navigable, but boats “areje* ^ 
between.” 

~ m ■ 

Liberia' Agricvlturai. am* E>in..RAy : ^ IBWB 
Thin Rjtooclatluu of fre? colored pcojile, ^ 
nlied for tlie purpOM of promoting yjpijpJ 

aud tbo CBtablliibinent °f tl^Mlortid 
tural purnultn, U mooting »»)tb grout* : 

•ueeoM. Tbo anooclatlou l« Indepcuclon IJ 

tlou Bocloty, tbougb co-operating vfl , ' nC tlon 

to tka OMiiciaUon of.lz liunJr.J a'ra. al ^j 
ou 81. 1’aul’v river, .lzteeu mU.« lr«u ® ^pw 
Abntb.ui OaulJwell, tbo uzi'nt uf In* 

.Hurd, great taolUtte. tor conunWCE » " tW IW5 
entered uiwu the wurh “f 
ut laud, .ml putting u|i » cuiufortabW 
uili fcrui, ter the coming emigratin'- 



J. P. Smith, a colored msu ^ 

™ Under tupeu bond. Iu n«!*J»!XSm*Si 




Cl)f Ifid (Orleans Christian JUmorotr. 


Circular. 


,, }> rm Ms of the SouilnMten, 


(tKT^VRAT TNTmTmi’Nrr T,,K K * mn "'Alt.— ny arrival*' *t New Bedford. we- 

VtKNhRAL INTKIiLIOl'.NOfc. ^ ^ ^ - f (|wh1 , # „, y 7( T „ p 

The Health or Tin: Olfv.— The Charity IIo*plt»l report hlxlli regiment had hud a Flirtrp encounter with a large 


far the last woek show* a continued Imprervrment In the | tottc °f the etminy. In which the latter wryw finally routed. 


health Of the city. The whole numlwr of death* reported ] *Hh n largo liuuihcr killed. Andrea Bothnia 


a nh/Mw»ti ix„*. u ,i 1 n g neaun 01 me city. The whole number of death* reporioti 
n ... ||nE T ^^ F ‘^ 1 . . ’ 1*27, of which only seven were from cholera. There l* 

• tlifi piist w ‘ n ^ 0r n,1(4 , B P rin 8’ not lit. thl* time a more healthy city In the Union than 

' Jpj ouP most Plinpulno OXpCCtiY- NewOrlean*. 

pw* *. _ however, 1*0011. tlblo to k'eep | Nin* roa Ha*ta Fl— T ho Bt. Louis Blgnnl of the 4th 

hnnj. t 1 s n ": 1 • • • 


Further by the Arctic— Interesting C*en- 


1*27, of which only aeren were from cholera. There Ih Hottentot, lias been indicted, and I* to tie tried, for high 
not nt. thl* time a more healthy city In the Union than treason. 


tfott A nmnle supply of stock, consist- J,, *tont gay* : BIx nun*, we understand, of the Loretta 
„n ft full » na 11 * I nml Order came round on the Lady Franklin, on Friday. far 

^ fltsndnrd Methodist books and uiltm- thf purp(Vke 0 f joining the iter, Bishop or Santa Fe. who 


dgneous publications, and nrn now I* at present In the city 
I toBieot the entiro dompnd of the the purpose of eatabll* 

. , 't* auhroved theological literature, g l"" . ... . . , 

’l„irch 'Of nPI u * , ; . . . s 7 We learn likewise lha 

11 'tB TATlOlIS departments, throughout tho Commander General in 
*'* 1 t hwc«tern rango of this great held of Jesuit Father, and ai 


Oov Cathcarl hnli been thrown from hi* hone and badly 

* Pt.'lioul, gl'gtftlnf the 4th I,r T^'mon ,« M " COTer( ?' T - »"J to (brrr 

umlcr.t.mt. if lb. I.orrtl. S? , 7 , .'/ l , , , 

l.nilv Knit, kiln on Frbl.T. fi* „ L , el,h * K " mr r " l,r ' '"f •*!** M "' 1 fl " 
« _ * vital, „ _ r P'’See. Imt.UoTj'rnnr CathcArt replied that he wouldmake 

T, 11 u , tfk, L m '"«» *«« «'• HUMS thl. ,1,1, ■ or th. H,..r K.L »„,! 

” , . ! .. . .. . , Him. kppo.r, to W no ilitllbt Hint ll i* Ilir Intantlon to 

„ B . .rhool In Hmt <U.tant rr- ar| „ K a m r a 1 rito rnt Afrlnu.n.l«nnax thrlrland, 

l.„ nt.l,„„ 'lo tin Engll,h colony. 


From Texan. , T . , . I 

By the arrival, Thursday, of the ateamehlp l.oul*lnnn IdthtlllAl’IIK; ri’KMB. 

Captain Forbe*, we hare recelred GaWegton paper* to the ^ 

Pth In-tant. and our exrtijingeli Troui the Interior v * urlhet ' by ^ the Arctic— Intorestiug Qen- 
Citoi.*ru.— ' Tha cholera I* repri’f-ented to he pretaiUiig ' oral NowS. 

at Victoria, flongalea, and other placea ou llipdaudnloupe . NMvYoa< t July 12 

rlrer. with great mortality. I.arnea I* raid to be altnoet the following plHjWlar* of European liefri are hrou|tat 
entirely free fYom the dbefleo. and there !* not a cane oy the Aretle.|u*t artlfed tyoiu tdrcrpooi • 

p"ri,Tln”. ,l °" lh ' tlf ,B S*? ota •* rn l ,IJI r l«n- Frontfh Atmombly Adjournsd- Naval Pr.- 


or.l Now. 


Tor ro«« T.mr n, Till Wcu.^Th, UhI.tIII, Mfl I h.g.r-ntfMl. n,\ 1I/3IJ4 *»....« 

M L' I **Mita htiHnca. hm been dot*. In l.*nl at Mil M 

Too of lh, i, ..ling pork pucker, of thl. oily ha,, lint I mm. non M.i. and M.C. K.,« .1 inmllti'a 

tMnrned from a tour through Kentneky and Indiana I *r <T * M # # ti *t 10f»l0J^4 

and report, hoax. In r*».rw realon thmr hate traYe' 


Nr.w Y(i*k, duly 12 ! 

The following |i,irl|eiilarf> or Ruropean new* are brought 
by tile Aiello |i»H arrived from Liverpool'- • 


Tiir Ttirrai.— 1 The tipprr Trlulty I* *ali* to JifTn fine 


the purpose «»f e*tabll*hlng a seliool In (hat dlrtnnt re- 
gion. 

We learn likewise that the Bishop ha* applied to th* 
'Commander General In France, for tho requisite number 


nuflgahlo con Jlllcc Moil of I lie rilimr river* „n. *l,o tempting to nmootli 

*ald to tie full , ... .. 


imratlona. 

h"til* Napoleon * Gorernment a* ‘now at- 


rotnrnoit from 'alonrH.rong^h Kent nrky .ml tnUl.n7 M "T**""* •«»«"*»** 

•nil ration hog., in orory roglnn thoy haro trar,l«i » ft *"t pr)mo Kog* .r. hold iwnll, M It. 

tnrougn, of a much batter qnalliy, and a eonatderable Iw- fnr prime.. ..Tlw *uppiy of Weatern Bntter hat boon 
crease In number, a* eompareif with la*t *ea*on. The rather large, and galea moderate at llh919W« H lh. 
f.rp,„ gonorally rtcdlng on onrn. whloh k. nn- (thMa h» mf, »»"" 

u.n.l Thnmghrmt l»,||»„, thor. I. oorfalnly a l.rgor T 

,l,, > M**on. anit th* In*,* pro ton |»f oont b»tlM hlOh-Th* tnniaotlnm. in thla anlota hata km ooh- 

h K.n7m!" W '" hrfor '' *' • """XonMUlntamudduanilliayc^ln. 

Tho MaUlHon onnnty (Ky.) ominUHobw ooport* Mono otlUUT »AQ»*-Th.ri Jvi. ^n.^VaT> a-*_ 
hog. » . I month* old/, a ,„,,nty nn tho 10th nf 

•'"""*7 Oorratit oonnty ha* 17.(100 hoail ; Lincoln, * n '' * h,u **«•, hat w hwa ha*K of • 
,to***mlnc. Knyotto, ami olhor largo hog ralolng oountl,.. »ny mmnont tlnrlog Lha aook 

SMhVut’ohl,, 1 ^ . RA,/r - Tb * •* th. bMk oahram IW« 


£ 


orer the dlfHcultle* with the A**em- 


w, 'h , h lin* closed It* Jen* ion by a message from the 
Mam. Hmra-A nm..*.«, lamia* -The Victoria Ad- ’fwldeht The mertaaga wa« rery mild and conciliatory 
rnenlii learn* that tho mall rider between Ban l'atrlcoaml In U* tone. 

Rvrugln »„,l „ .1,1. woo with him. worn recently it- Tho ttmlgot Hm**.n .toOol.noy of thirty hincniUllon* 

tacked by about a dnxan Indian*, and tlml they barely of franc* 

orr. pod with tholr llv.1*. Thoy worn wotorlng ■ tholr Tim Hnvornmonl onul, mpi,( M tho-oowtriiotlon of two 

horse*, when they heard a peculiar kind of whl*tle, and sd'llllnnal ship* of wjir nexCyear, at Toulon 


Gaowm or WinroNsia. — Thl* thrifty young State was 


of. Jesuit Fathers, and authority to establish a College In first known (a* a territory) to the United fitnle* census I 


f 5 respectfully invited. Should you Till: Hvuvmsu hr Araluaoi* ayo Aoam*’ .Caw. Uloy Jo not / fall short of 400.o00. autl are Increasing at the 

lh(,rf mnient to accompany your orders N>:r -- Thp a ° ftth of * ir , In >* bul H " ur »^ ,n F .Hite „rat least 00,000 per annum No other Slate in the. 
fiudit conveui a matter of snocial m ‘ ,n,b *T 1 “ thB ,Ion - Richard hush-of those who com- Union hftfl grown with equal rapidity 

'th tho it Will no a r t P Mil posed [the cabinet of John Quincy Adam*. The l’hlladel- _ - — _ 

10 ndfttion to the concern at this time piii.a Kntjulrer nay* he is uow llrlhg in the enjoyment uf , M* C%ar.T,— 1 Thl* eolehrated Krench communist' I* n«*w. 

^r/ hnuld hot be practicable, your I exoelliilt health, and unusually active habits, at his j.hl NewYork. on hi* way to join therommunll) at N'nuvon 

Sat if W ,B 81 fl« fillnil nt (iinrmonllm country wat in that vicinity. Mr. Rush I* also the only A large number of hi* friends and domooratlc socialists 
Jfrt will be promptly^ ‘ _ 1 * 1 -omi Ting member of Mr. AfadlsoiU* administration, lu have Ihvitcd him to a public banquet at the Sha-kcspeurc 

dl tho approaching sessions of your re whose cabinet he filled tlic port oT A«oriiey (le deml. at Hotel. Tlie price or tickets 1* thrrr ahillingt. 

/> fnpnnccM • the ago of thirty-threb. , »= 

active Conieron ■■ • ' A r Tiir. Far.NCH Minima — The NaflOnal Intelligencer 

Yoiirf, very truly and affectionately, •Ijirhj.jhnu ItRi.n s. — A publican nt (^ape May, named which started, the report that the Wjonoh Minlsfer. .if de 

I«*. StF.VF.NSON. Agent , llurrett.lt Is said, possesses the hlontiful pistols used by Sartigci Dad been recalled, positively contradict* the 

« j, June 24 rtml. I.afayette'at thO battlii of Brandywine. Morebeau- rumor 

I/Hlisville, ay * “ tifnland elaborate piece* of workmanship we learn, were ! ~ ' 

■ ■ " hmm. Mr. Itarrett I. >o often annoyaj by Tl.ltor* ■" Kf.o«:.-th. Uanlnl 

1 r , „,kiDg to look at tho platol., that ha would rather hot , 1 ll ' Ur,l ‘ ul Colppany haw borrow,., 1. at par, if, no,. 

V\ TIyMKNEAI,. ■ *how thrm ; y„t, the word Ufayclto, rpokrn loan uad.r- «» ou their hood, having .twanly year, to run. anlboar. 

- ' ■ tom-, will g.-nrrally produca thru,. Ho had rifuwd *200 lnK 8 P'V'I 1 , ' ‘ r "'‘ a "'‘ both 


In 1841 , when It had' 80.000 Inhabitants; InlMOthry bad 
“welled lo OoO.OoO— ft ten fold Increase In ten years. Now 
they do not full short of 40n.oOO, autl nre lnerea“lng at the 


'«-***» t0 th0 cnncor " ut ?? tin '" 

! .Tthm should not be prnotiorible, your 


»« IK* SUM 


•lessamine. Fayette, end other Urge hog raising counties 
tl,n w ‘"' p broport lonate Inereaw. 


Ti.pn mTi l ,ro »*°rt Innate Increase. BALT— Tim *al« 

h«ih» Ml I? b ( \ w * ,|,,,Pn *n*t more young ^og* are eomrrlsln** 
being fed than usual, and In manv section* an Increase of ' ^ 


The Budget slmwg.a deficiency of thirty r»uY- millions 


lug fed than usual, and In many section* an Increase of * ' *• 1 pOOeaetra, 

10-thlrd 1 I* nnllflpali-d. Th* hl.l, prtra of pork 'h.« *«Mpt on# of IHOOnaki. (1«W Am, 
,i«*d th* farm*r* throughout th* W*at to Iw.tow a* M 0O |1 aaok round. Ooanomayl 


th* work MBbraoa IWwInw 
tkOOO *a*k*. at M prim. MM, 


n.urh oar* and attanlloh upon Ihotr pig, aa thay da upon .1 go/Smi*. a «.*k, and — ' 

tholr ol.lldr*,, Thrnughont ,nanr .**tlnu*of th«Aouth Tl „ , tm _ ... mU??? 

the plnnfer* are making strong mdeavorstn " grow tholr ' N M rr< ^* n p^ortn,, Baml* art $1 00 for 


* If this BhOUia HUL uu.piuvwuu.mj, JUU. 
jiff ill he promptly- fiUod nt four months, 
" tli l t | ie approaching sessions nf your ro- 
^ lire Conferences. • 


glance satisfied them that *on»o ten or twelve Camanchex It I* rumored Mmf French Guiana I* a hot 
wore within fifty yards of them They mounted and ul/.ed by Gin Government 
made off. when the Indian* gnvo abase. Ouo of them. Surrotld 

mounted on an American horse, wasablo to come up wilh * , „ , r 

the men. and within about thirty f., t of them he wa* ,,, r le L wfV 
“hot by the mall rider Four of tho ) Indian* were dressed " r 

in Mexlei^n clothe*. The mail rider wh* compelled to A Now Zob 

throw away the mail, and it fell Into the hands of the The Austrian Govern mi 
Indians' • ' Stale* to » 


Surrender of Neufchatel. 

The Five 1‘oWer* have formally called upon Bwltterland 
to rcroffWfB the right of Prussia to Neufchatel 


the planter* are making strong endeavor* to " grow tholr ” ,r ***’ ,, fr01n " robn< * b * 0 ®* $1 0 

own meat • fl 2ft for line, dell vered ftree of drayoga. 

Already some operator* In l.ouUrUI* have purchased COFFRE- We have noticed a few sal* 
for delivery early in the fall some 20000 hogs, which Will ..ammi,,* tin nmbebl* MO seek. Us 
ho fattened lu Indiana, and will he deliver'd In the Falls T J S , 



. Olty at M lo f fl 2ft, gross. Home day* ago wr ,tMM that * n,< W» b«(S of th. Kdwln'. 
eevernl large sl/.ed lots had been contmeted for at Madison V lh There have been I 


A New Zolverein Germany. 

'Hi* Austrian Un>nmm*nt ha* ,uinninn*,t **raralol th* 
Sial** tn „ *Anr*r*nr* lu VI* U B» l„ nw.tlat* » 


l lht* had been contracted for et Madison V lh There have been no further arrlvabi from 

“a^vW™, at Lnutavtll* tia* ,ffr**d t'„ datlvar. 

next spring, a lot of new. mesa Pork— to be manufactured at 891,(101 bag* The ftoek on Md MU 


from Ihu coming crop— n I |,ir», which I* nearly ift f bbl I PTpnln 8 *M nbont 28,000 bag* 


h'P" than at present price*. ” BAOGINO AND »OpR— ^ Theprtnolpal Md# of tbeWMi 

, > ‘h 11 * ** »«*▼• notleed was 100 pleetf Bagging at 19g4 

They oay that fish tuny bo carried alive any rMh ■mellloU holder* rontlnne to realte* 19M# 
illstnncc. J»y pulling on them n good coating of compart Lit for Bagging. and for Rope. 


Your?, very truly and affectionatHy, 

E. Stf.Vkn.son, A pent , 

grille, Ky., June 24; 


a j , Btotc* to H conference in Vlenlfato negotiate a Customs 

l.n Mimu.vTs. -The iiark Grcolc, from Bremen, arrived at League, Independency bfl'nisdC 
Galveston on tho 8th Instant, with 00 paisenger*. Attnmtifrul A.uaaai-*., a 


BAOGINO AlfD ROPR— The prtnolpal *tle of th 


ltiii.noAii Lo*.««s in Kchopr. — T he Central 


-A.. Hymeneal. 


Michigan Uallrotid Cohipany have borrowed, at pnr,i.fiOO,- 
00f) on their bond* baring twenty years to run. anifliear* 


.1 i t.,i„ offered by Barnum for tho pair. 

Mniietl. on tho 5th day of July, in tho J . 

. of Carroll, by Kov. Z. Thompson,' Dr. Panama Railroad Biock. — T he' Ptf>ok,.of The I’a mum I 
o.,n to Miss Martha HkaRD, of railroad r*c*ntij ro** 20 prr **nt In tihv* day* InNaw' 

^ L . . York, VI* : From 120'., to 140. The reason assigned Is. 


Ing 6 per. cent. Interest, the interest and principal both 
payable in London. In sterling. Thesu are favorable 
terms. The success of this negotiation bus advanced Its 
stuck two per cent. Tlie other loan mudu In London is 
for the Erie Railroad Company. Its amount 1* $2 ftOO.OOu 
on the bonds of the Company, having fifteiui;yriirs to riu«. 


Sion ou iun nn innam, wun w pniseuger*. a _ 

Ind.an Dr.iai i.A.npN* nrau Lai.rdo -The Ban Antonio . Aanasninatiou of an Bmporor. 

Ledger publishes a letter from Laredo, date,l June Id ti.nttciiipt lin* been made nt Unsswarden to *«sn*.°l 
which says : • ^ ' nH, ‘' Bnipernr ofj Au-trln. but failed, an.l the axsassln 

On Friday, lh* 4th ln«t.. a M*k1.'an cilla*n of till* town. Wf " 

.named Refugio Hiiete, was attacked and killed .by three uongresdlonal Procoodings. 

Indian*, within less than a league from this town, and * \v lulv Pi* 

about two miles above tlm military .poat we have here The House of RiUmsonUMvA. . « 7 .» * J 

*aU»d Kart MclnlnHi. Th* Indiana ***ap*d l.arml**., UM ’'/ c ? no ' ,nM ln 

without being followed down the country, and on Sunday nenunicnt to the nrttele in the Deficiency bill 

morning, nbhut dawn, succeeded In driving off eleven hor- additional compensation tb the Collins line of 

ses and mules'. UUbnglng to a party of men from this town, ■learners. The Postage Mil was also nmm.rn.i in 
.■n«„,„ d lw*nly .nil*. (Yarn l„.r*. .a. th* Juanita. Th* to* „f th* What* and r n uvw , “ 

innR rider from Corpui/OhrlsU. on the 7th 4nst.. passed by ,, , „ » »na reported to the House, when tho 


' 


clay, wet with suit water, ami lurrouniUng It with Ice. In 
thl* way you may see swimming In tho flshinnnger's tub* 
a^ Pari*, fish brought from tho coast of Denmark 


CANDLES— Some 400 boxes star bars kata 4iej 
during tho week at 1W V Hi fn rooatf loti, and 19J 


Jho Ihiko of Wellington gat« hfs nnnual . 

Lanqupt to commi morale the victory of YVaturloo, to the HAT— The only -sale of 
•jurvlTlng .heroe* in ihl* ' cinfllet, June 18. at Ap*b y was a fUtboat load of 190 tr 


disposed of 

\19HAVH 


eurvlTlng .heroe* In eonSIct, June 1R, at Ap*|. y 

"louse. Prince A Ibu^T honored the Ruka with hi* com- 
P n "y:,.aod tl»e liivltnthrfi Included about 80 Othcers 


HAT-The only -sale of any mosorat 4ur1ag Ills wosk 
was a Aatboat load of 190 tons, taken y eater day, ol$M 00 

V Urn. 

. LIME— A lot of &2n bbl* Alton was faksn from tEn 


A man in Cincinnati l.y tho name of Gerg- uvee on Thursdav at oau 
right, though without arms, has embraced the prpfli* 2 g 


wrlght, though without arms, has embrnced tho prpfus* n.gw, si 1% * CL, - 

Rlnn of a tailor, and doe* all Ids sewing with hi* toe*. I Thon ** ,, h>* ** |1 hhl. From 


and yesterday a e 


inn^ rlucr rmin Corpus Chrlstl. on the 7th 4nst.. passed by i 7 k ' « \ ,,0U,,p ’ W1,PU !1 

a camp just abandoned by a large party of Indians (lie l,ouw .»4JWIWd without Anal action on tho sulject 


OumiAUY Notice. 


that th* company by. the l„*t atcainer vera apprUd that. " na V”/ “'"' ''"‘"H-H i whirl,, with lh* |.rlnrl 

fl,,, f*c fdmpte of th* cutlr* IHand, upon which A.jplawall I" 1 * j' “P 1 '"* »' «« '" k "" 

It) '•Hunted, hud been obtained fram the Government of al 1 '" 10 pDfeent 


counted ten fires, and calculated about eighty were in the Nrw York 

party)., at a place called the RenlHas. abmrt midway be-' T |ie Cmnnl -2 u , ” J ' Ju, { Ul 

• UWfVn this and Corpus Borne American* met the mall . , * / Kt'aimr Asia has arrived here, bringing 

rider just before he arrived at the Rcalltas. and aTlvLed U " rr " m Liverpool to the 0d of Jt||y— UiVee day* later 


. Tho Boston Courier imyn that the hoW k«ep- JJV* «**»»•*«, «ii fl »«• 

rs of Rnston injond tn raise the price of board, to com- * ™ ,or Tnomoaton, tie. 


Nr.« York, Thursday. July lfi. 


It) situated, had boon obtained frsm the Government of . 1 ’ * H ‘ rceni 

N*,v .Irc,,»a. ; Of Which they had prarlourty only held a tfg. TaooriC Jm*ht ootapanl,.* „r'th« 

I*,,..*. The Wand 1* capable of bring mad* t|.e of a* a *11,^ 4tll Ucgllnent of U. p. Infantry, numborlng 740 non. no- 


I pen Wit fl them for lha ln«* of their lfijuor bualtiRR*’ LEAD—' W* havs no furthtr salsa lo rtpoti. Tha ImI 

During the Ira t ,yonr 240 porsonH have been w '*'' nt V* W V 10<) ft B>r Upper Minas, 
run down, killed or mnimed by vehicle* In the street* of TALLOW— Wo stjll quota dt/'rsndi 

New York. out transaction* Ths ls*t sale of West 


, , . , ■ . fill argiuieuun u . t'. i mam ry uumutTllig iW men. U 

n.-J *f winilmiption, in I lomnstead county. J" r " ‘"'f'! . t0 T”’ 1 “ P°P ul *Hon I* rapidly Inenwlng diu . ,omniahd of Lt. Col. Bohncrlllc, rmlinrked nt N, 

Slf June, 1852, imus luL of a «r*„, ,.nd wt imp. y „rk.-„„ ,h* f, m th. 

Ark., on tht -Afr*: Uor*. Mr*. Waller. Air*. 0ol|ti 

„ He joined’ tho Ala. *<• A- liurcil lit- in ^ Dmptunc «*tawir.>.— Ww VKUMnd x»t«d«> a alalr wild,* l„l«h»nd* arc ofhoer* of the 
nfneo and lived it omsintont niomlior m*ul nmdwhy Mr. lUrc. i.f the diplomatic *,,l*rlo* paid Th* Other two cnmpittli**, 

: j tenth '■ Tho writer vimted hint nnd 'T' 1 "’ ‘■’"f 1 , ' 0 '' orml "; n ’ " h 'f nr ' "‘» l 4H» command of .Wajar lUlw. wlU I 

afl death. »“« . nntementa hare boon made.hy nearly alt our inlnl»ter* J,lp Fredonla, to rail arotlnd the II 

laid him at all times enduring ms Uttllction nl.road, nnjl Uiey no to rhow that at nil polul, Ui» ,*lnry nilnl up to the number of Nt each. 

, ( m„ n of God. The morning boforo lie t«*0 low that w Mlnlrtcr or Charge mu»t lire In »6uil;*rly 
,, , n -hwTlila nrosDbcds wero lor' » utanttar oa t^>kcU«')«ailMii. aud dlaahh, Ulniwlf rnm. Tun Cnoanaa u d*va*ow. Mi, 

id | asked him W lilt Ills r™ P ^ r , ho olljrel „ „ f hl , m I,Jun or bankrupt him,, II il J,ck*on. APT. doled th* 20tl. nil 

lafSQ. Ho wtid that ttll guilt was gone, unit l u . j,,,,,. no , a T( . ry lib,.*,! priTat* fortuu* Afr Luwrcncu dm* til cftlcun* of that town lud ,1 


Diclomatic Bala ii i»: s. — YYu published ye.-terday a stale 


Y'ork.“on the 5th Inst., in the steamer Ohio, for California 
■Mrs: Gore. Mrs. Wuller. Mr*. Collins, and Mrs. Slaughter 
wlulse Inisbnnds are onicers of the regiment, sailed- with 
them. The <ijher two eompauie* nf thi' Ueglmiiht uinfiT 
the command of Major Rains, will leave In the I. S. store- 
ship Fredonla. to sail arobnd the Horn, as soon as tliey uie 


him of tlm presence of the Indians. ’ Ry the latest arrival than the accouuts brought by tho" Arctic The mil, 

U.UHdeM M'-tU. : 

the Rio Grande, In front of*<iuerreiTi. .• Livuipool, .1 ul, 

‘Broi It. a orStolk UtHiMt — The tialveston Gazette qtys " *• n,lly a n,oJ ' , t‘»t'' demand the Cotton markt 

In 1S42 a gent lemaivln Eta zbria’ county, atIio does not Presented, n heavy -RppietUitUce during tho greater p 
like It. hte bis nnnit! in print, but for. wlm^jentire eredl- tlm week, but lias shown nn Improving tendency a 
blllty we will vouch, gave half. a league of land worth not dose The sales of th.. J. “ ! nZ,L 

over F4,(Ni0 for out> tiiousand lientl of neat cattle. Blnce tit . , •!, week ninbraoa o.1,000 bal 

that time lie has supported hi* family and imp/oved a * ,, r " c ‘>l t,,rl# * n * have taken 7(Vk) nml speculators 


n down, killed or maimed by vehicle* In th« streeta of TALLOW—' Wc stjll- quote city* rendered at 6)44, with- 

,w York. out tmnsaetlori* Ths last sale of Weatarn was at 84 || ft 

Tho Anatrifin Govommont is fiB .joaloUH of the for ordinary 


I Mage a* Loul* Niipoleon isofths pres* 


lion of Bchlller > ■ William Tell ’* has been prohibited at I have been sold at 7ft* 


n- I LARD Oflr— Two nr three lot*, ttf an ordinary quality, 


Hoard of Health. 


Fit EIGHTH- We have noticed but few sag 
-luring the week, ths principal bring a ship far 
nt f.10 00 for Ordinary Pipe Htave*. and one fnr 


LIST oF INTF.H MKNT8 in THK CITY of NkW oltLgANS *( '®*HM for Cotton and 97* fld for Tobacco Thera I 


farm worth four or five thousand d.. liars from the sale of Lales. All qualities, had Rightly 1 declined 


the produce of tlie herd : which hns nftw— beside 


lr fl him wllilt Ilia prospects WCTO for ® luantlpr a* to exclto ^cnuclsm. aud disable hliu.H'lf from Tmk Ciiolkha ai Jackson. M issue iii. — A lt-tter from 
askeumiuv. * , , I'lfccllliij tho ol||,ot».,f hi* mlselun or bankrupt him** If If Jt6k»t.u, AIT., iliili'd tile 2tllli ult . „uys tlml up to that' 

I, Ho wntttURt nil gum wn» gone, lintl h* Iihtc not a rcry liberal prlrat* fortun* Afr I.awrcnco tlm* 4D cltlion* or Hint tuwq luuUlnl „f chi.klu Aumntt 
bis llltnil upon bis l.reast Bllill llO wits ny that ,20.000 per annum I* th* l„w*.-t ,um upm. th* Victim* to thu uj**as* I* l)r. llcunlaim. who had been 
with nil men He hits loft it wifi)" which a mtalatcr eon liv* ftfonjnnlenlly In honJoti. III.- ir. allnglt with great nice***, hut wa* altackca him., If 
10 ,,, i„ ua ,, "WU *lp*n**«. h* *ay*. arc much larger Mr. litre* put* while returning fr„m a vbil t„ a patient. nu,l wa*-f„un, I 

1 ohllureU tO IUOUrn lilt 1 . IH.U tin, una'i-oidaMc ex lenses at Paris at flti 000 a yeur. Mr. lying under a tree “hearty dead. > 

rd would bless uud protoot them. In ltruwu, at St. l'etvrNhurg. ifre* tn a very *eclujeil mumier. - - . . 


j w ith nil men. He hns loft n wife- 


dten oliildreu to mourn their loss. l>. that 
hLor<l would bless uud protect them. In 
ko Rossor the Church hns lost one of its 
M members. Hut our loss is his gain. 

I.. II. Hi.akf.lv. 


while returning from a visit to a patient, ainl wax found 
lying under a tree "hi arly df fid. , ^ 


number lie lias just sold~~4000. at. four dollars eneb. or 
fln.uuo hi all. lie estimates that tht 1 munlter prevltninlv 
sold brought JilO.000. The* three thousand remaining are 
worth * 12 uni Readers abroad must understand that cattle 
have no fond Jn thl* country, save what is furnished by 
natural |>;L“tureH. 

Coi.oh ado Navioatkvn Compana . — The Austin ‘State 
Gaxeite say* that the Colorado Navigation Company art* 
ready until tho 4th of Septe^iuber qo.xt. for receiving pro- 
"posHl/to clean out tho rufl at the mouth o^ tho Colorado 


. ■ and tip* official quotations were tlxed ft* follows Fair Or 

number sold— increased, to St yen thousand head. Of this i,. nll . MMdH.»^YVi«-7. r , , .. . 

number lie lias just sold 4(kM». nt four dollars each, or • • ‘‘'Idling Orleniw 5\ ; Fair Inland* 5?*, and, 

fRi.oot) in all. Ho estimates that the uuinbef previously M«uullng Upland* .»'.,il per lb. f Tho. quotation* by the 


Canada were Pair Orleans : Mid, Ring Orleahs 6 k' ; 
Fair Uplands ft*, and Middling Uplnud*f.‘ 4 d per lb. Ed*.] 


Flour hns been In fair request at previous rates, and tho 
quotation.- remain nt 20s for Western (’anal, ainl 2D* tkl for 

Ohio. - ’• ; 


1 ellow corn lias Reiir YnVgood demand, and the rate* 
have Improved, while white ha* dpellm d. Tlm former I* 


A Coli.aim:.— Moih. I’etin. who wa* to make u ballotuR 
Tiir. Amazon- Rfvr.n —Lieut. Wm Lewis lleriidcn. U. B. asiVusion ut Bridgeport, Connecticut, on the 5th lust . 
Navy, arrived lit New York, in the brig Dolphin, front bis met with u mishap, which spoiled the whole affair The 
long und perilous exploration of the Amazon Kivcf. Lieut balloon, alter being loosed from it* mooring*, was -canted 


rivers The Uazettu learns that the company ha* ample J ,nw , l uol, ‘ d ^ Qd and tho latter at 28*. per quarter, 
meat,* on han<l t„ pay fur th. work pmcptly ’ Lar;! t. ',le..ly at S.1. per ewt. 


EJETcXUR Wesleyan HaEllcr will pletlSC H. has been occupied eleven mouth* in exploring the ovt r by tho witid-aud came in contact with the eaves of a 
J waters of this noble river. Uud making a thorough oxu- house, by which the fabric was spliMrom tpp to liottom. 


1-hdm hi. Paso.— T he El Rwio muiUarrived at Pan Auto- 
nl-» on the 27th ult . hrlngiug Santa Fe paper- t.r the jnth 
•May. The inalUeft El Paso on June lo. but brought ut. 
news of Importance. We extract tho following from the 
ctirrespondencc of tho Ban Antonio Ledger, dated El Paso. 
June 8: 


luiuution of the vaat resource* of (he countfy which it It is said that teu thuusaud persons asst tubled to witness 
drain.-. The survey bus beeu prosecuted under the aus- thu ascout. uud tlu-ir dfauppoliil incut wa* Immense. 


• The United States Roundary Commission, or perhaps 


Lard Is steady at fids per cwt. 

The l.nrulon money market i* *le*,ly. „„J Oomoli are 
iiuotcd ut ltX) T j . 

Nr.w Yohk. July 14. 

There has been a moderate inquiry for cotton to-day 
ami 1000 bales have l sold at irregular hut unchanged 


Apt.pl.'tv 

Apnj>lr»> Pulinoti.. 

faiot. . . . „ 

llriHielt itl« 

bruin, r.ingsallen of 

CVrsbriD* 

(-lain pi 

Coqvliliioui 

ChtiUrn 

Comcniitm 

Cht.Ura InfnnOim . . 
ClifiUrn Mori , hi ■. . . . 
Coiiimnj>l|f>n..,.,i. 
Cynandii- TonaUI 
IMirtiun Trsniam . . 

DymnU ty . 

(•ntiltwliMl. 

n>-nlillon 

Dinrrhtsa 

Drnwnril 

DvMlil) 


ths Wrok rnillng July 10, 1 8A<. . 

* VlKsvrr, Htarlffl 

■ > I Kavar.OMlInMd. . 

.... I |t>T*r,P»nilelWM 

• •- I Fsw, InlsrmltUDl 

- *,Fn»rr,Typhoti1 . . . . 

I KM.'r,f'»niti'»Ut* . 


. I KMrr.nvMlriiii 
. 1 Krrar, I’tnrtirml . , . 
.11 Favar, Orabral 
*• Oan|f retie 

. I Omito KalarilU 

. * Hv lrothorn« 

. * >lon|ilBg.Cou|li . . 

. H InflAmitMtlf-n 

. I Meaalri. . 

. I Murnamua •. 

6 Old Aga 

. I P«ti|wnaiimoniit 

. * PhsHnintiiM 

• .Stillborn 

. I Sun Rimka . ..... 

. ‘I Tetnnua 


Ilian been *omc Int* of Cotton taken to fill up for Liverpool 
at > 4 d, 'Which la the ruling rate for Brltlah v**mU. 

- EXCIIANOE8— The demand for domcetle bill* hoaWtr 
good during the week t and the rate* steady at our quota- 


; ' J I Hon*, which aro repeated : 


Sorting ' 108MU0U 

8I|M Obaaka oa NavTork. ...M flat lin J,-, 


new oiUAn cattle kahxat 


nf iteaniar HI Jnrm a. .11 ITHamna,. . , 


•• j Jicrntaanff Oirv. » 

::: J % Friday Breolni, .Inly 10, Wit J 

3 Arrived dun'bg the past week, 702 Beef Oat tin, (atOotly 
. -i grnse-fed stock,) .W Hog*, 1131 Sheep, 18 Milch Owv« and 
!J 20S Calve*. The *uf hi/ ^ fioe Western Oat t to baa fecaft 
scant, and only during »‘h" laat days a good supply of floga 
and Bhecp on sole. Milch Com dull. Teal Cattle In da* 
mantl Price* Arm " 

-mo * 8*— 

h i -Brier Catti k (Fine We*tern) 8f^8too Elk nal 

l* (Lake and Texas),....... KlSt 

• If it Ta ft fa tui 

* fnrrr -Bg M *W 

"J sitLt'M Oows . , n tv ..f26f3|80 jl bond. 

ink Oai.vkb AND VaAai.mt.H..n 86 0009 8 50 E b#»4 


. . V IllnrerUin 

. l|Ul*r*A, C*nr«f nf., 


ToUl 7. 

Of lit •■(a ti* wtM under IOy*nra,»ndfV culwrnl,' 


Advocate Office, July 17. 


pices of the Navy Department, anti in connection with 
lilt' designs of Lieut. Maury, for the cstublbhmuut of a* 


A Faii.vhr..— A t Wilmington. Del., ou the oth Instant, a 


0*Pfrwng making remittances will please sec that j, arm ut 


communication between some Southern port and I Mr. Pussey made un ulteuipt to go up with a balloon . 1/ut 


more correctly speaking, the Scientific Corps, under the 
fUperliitp.Mdenco of Col. Emory, have extended their line 
of operations *o far down the Itio Grande, that it becomes 
necessary to remove the headquarter* to some more oon- 


■ quest, wijli wiles of 121*00 bbl*. at 


$4 12' » r* -M fi7'a pc# bhl.*' Mess pork rteady at f.10 37 >, 
per .bbl. ‘ Mixed oorij OOc. per bushel. “ 


INI Kll HUNTS IN THE VAlllol/8 tiFMFjrRRIEH. 
Clmiily »l.«*iirt«'K. /.-.IBlUfswU* 


sqiwAcknowletlged 

UrJ J lUmill : u t. I T Morgau. Talladega. Ala 
Ltwt250. 

UiGL Crosby: m.J Martin, Warrlugton. Flq 
jnd it by mail ] Less $2 50. 

jilkewr, (bycommiMlon merchant) Ark 2 50 

ishqi Ptlne : ns, Mr* M II Saunders, Aberdeen ; 

il, Mr* Dr Clapp, Barton. Ml; / 6 00 

Ut E Mortimer ; ns,J M West, Gallatin, Ml. Less 
MW ‘ 

toP Uaaiksw': M English. Plumb Rayou, Ark.; 
ai, Mary Palmer. Newgab county, Ark. ; n s. J M 
Chttvtl), u “ Less 

17 60. 

kev B B Williams : Hr II I* Kemmo ; II Qurrett ; It 
P Tnvli ; W A Glover ; J-lt ltlockcr ; n s. Mrs E 
J Davis ; ne J Iluuch. Furklaud, Ala : u ad,l Cole. 

Kativ, Ala ; It F Shelton ; A Dallas . I)i**R ,W 
Oimtt, Bliffport Ala . u a. Mrs A W Alcorn. Del- 
ta. Mil*..,. -00 00 

bv J WilUanuon : n*. A A Chapman, JeruRgan's. 

Ala.; 0 W Bayrr*, vlllula. Ala 5 00 

lUi L Ptilur. JO Beal ; II C Lewis : 11 YaulMbber : 

7 Y. U Jordan; J Constantine ; Martha t'ookc ; u s. 

1 JtiBAtJnJtv.-BaH Wylev. Shreveport. La. Less 

1 «« - 15 00 

■Rfi J 0 Italia : n *. J Jones. Coffadrliah. Miss ; IV 
■ Ltodnw.flmnbuih.MlM, Less J. 5 00. 

Ibr Jfi Daughtry : n *, Kev Jo* Roberts. Itankiu. 

I Mia. Lew $2 50. 


louth of the Amazou. The rt pert of Lieut 


llcrmleu is looked for with much anxiety 


From Nr.w rov.ndla.nu. — T he latest udvh-i 


it, was u clear case of no go lie was to0- heavy, and the 
balloon refused td budge. The crowd became indignant, 
and threatened violence, when Capt. J. F, Robinson, of 
W-ilimugtuii. volunteered to uiuke the aaej-u-ion. He was 


necessary to remove the headquarter* to some more eon- Corc.rf .sion ai. Phot gmiNua.— July 14 —In 
"!f" 1 |,wI ' y. 1 ’ ,indIn R L; W Oaya the Colonel will proceed the House to ; dny Mr Gorman reported a bill providing 
« lt.h ll,,' .'„tir,' l'arty to l'r**ldi., dot Nortm" tor Hm rifctlon of public |,rluter. TU. IlouV" tKm, twf 


Somo change* are to take place In the military at El up nijfl discussed the Indian Appropriation bill, but took 


CyprsMilmfi.. • 

O.I.I Kkllcm*’ !AmI 

St. Pnlrii'k'* 

8i.. Vlnsrnt il*- Paul 

■Tt.Ul 


yV.I8|L4fttJtO* .. . 

.Jli I’rolvnnnl 

f. jl'AlhoIlP (Ns. 1) 

... « C*lhollr(N,». 1 1 

■ ■ .14 IWMlIteJ ■ , . . . 


Julius. Newfoundland, report the existence of strong I | U u|„d to the balloon with cords nml went up, daugling in 


Paso. • It is Raid that Lieut. Wilkin* has-only a command 
of twenty meu to protect the frontier fropi New Mexico 
to Eagle Pass, a distance of nearly .100 mile*. 


2 10 party fellings. Oeu. L. Marc hunt prorogued the Legisla- 
ture with au insulting and ill-timed speech, which excited 
*’ ^ tho sneers and derision of the audience. The press gen- 
erally manifest groat indignation, aud his Excellency's 


"the tiir. . .lie descended about three .miles from the place, 
uninjured. ' « 


Min orh hv a MiNjiAt — 7’Ae Mumnr Ixillnl . — A corres- 


pondent, of the -Detroit Tribune give* the detail* of a ter- 8ennte 1 Ktp D «*Ha. 


no fln*l nelioti on it. 

In the Bonatc, Mr. Rrndhury rc|K»rted a hill making Itn 
penal offence Lw for officer* «»I the army to he concerned 
In any contract* with the Governluent.' the departmeuta 
or the army, lor supplies, etc. The hill giving damage* to 
Spanish residents of New Orleans, lu* been passed hv the 


A IIKATF.R, Ri<rr«ti rr Doxrd of Ifaalth. 


■=m 


»EW ORLEANS MARKETS. 


nkw tnuAKi Moarr kauxkt. 


'W Orleans, ha* been passed by the 
t 


•rully manifest great indignation, aud Ids Excellency's Wohld : s Faih ai Ni wY‘ohk. — R y letters from the Turk- 
el!i|y_lia* beeu curried through the streets hanging by the ish Embassador received in this country, it appears that 
ncfK. accompanied with. the music of tftelk'ad March. arrangements uhe making for sending a Turkish b team- 

frigate to Ncirt’ork, with the various productiou* uud 
KiTkMklHffatt FECtiaDirv -A Mr,. Anna KirlauJ. r«- f „ br | Co of Turk _ for exhibition nt tho uow Cry.Ul I'n- 


rible tragedy which occurred at Alniont. Michigan. A Loi isiaxa Btatr. Comientior .— Union Hong,. July lft — 


(. accompanied w.ith.tbe music o( tfie Dead March. 


ma(i named llulbcrt.who had been contlued in the county The 107th article of the Constitution was jrct 
Juti iu uun,„iuenco'of lu«nit,..nJ ntt.ukn upon differ. YnlSuSaSu w« l ill£a.''“*“ 


gr. July 15.'— 
jsconsldered, 
•llall have Jled 


cut persons, boon after his release threatened to *hoot ArticR* 108 was amended *o n,- to' make persou* con- 
sevcral pf his neighbors, aud on a warrant being issued far dieted of crimes punishable with death or hard labor not 


siding in Hjckmaii coi)&ty. Teun . w;is recently delivered I 


of four liringjgElldreti ut a birth, making five lo whom she 
hastfiven blrmilt eleven mouths. Tho children hart all 


bin arrest, he armed himself 'and took refute iu a i 0K I Lallable. and adopt etl as amended. Article* 100 and 110 
hum, ■ t hen tin. ,u. T,‘“, nllvrutluu. Article 111 


-A new st"tHdphi|». the Armory, was launched 


house . When the Countable und ftoasee arrived, and I j tl ted entirely 


Jiitl, und the inuther i<iy 11 critical uundltlon MrrfTK. I. *t N.wVork^ ^n tL» 7tl, ln,t. Shn l ? to bo I'luplojo,! In 
- • 'the West Iudies. 


over forty year* of age. 


summoned II ulbert to surrender, ho Immediately *bot iv 
man named ,sM ills deud on the i|»ot. The cltizeua aa- 
^semhled. fired (he house, and whiiu Ilulbert made hi* np- 


A nnbstitute for 112, making Raton Rouge the neat of 


Government, eutyect only -to removal by a vote of three- 
fourth* of thu General Aisemhly, wa* adopted. 


Su.amshim TO Irli.axp.— T h* Post Uffico Committee of Lam Hi *m A train oPcars wus recently run from 
the House of Representative*! It fa stated! have made a N«w York to Albany in two hour* and fifty-eight ui|nute*. 
^ QQ uuauimou* report in favor of the proposals of Horace ll. r -- 

J Tebbets nnd others, for a contract to carry tho mill* be- A ‘Motlkv AmummUor.— A t South Ablngton! Maas., ou 
tween Jer*ey City aud the port of Galway. Ireland, by the 5th Instant, a large number of the young people from 
the establishment of» line of steamship*. *■ the adjacent towns had assembled in a Urge grove, with 

2 — - - — f the Intentiou of celebrating the national aunlverfary. by 

Ki.ixtricitv r* ,Wiialk.i. — ^T ho New Bedford Mercury feasting, daucing. singing, and love-muking. when, all of 
5 no publlflies extracts of a letter from the Captain of a lire- h sudden— lo ' and behold — down came several car load* 
men whnle-sliip. dated at New Zealand, in which he states of Mack and white abolitionists from Boston, who landed, 
that lie had tried the experiment of applying electricity and. after paying their compliments to the village lads 
to entohing whales, with the umet complete success. The an d lasses, organized a meeting by appointing a negro to 
o whnle, t»n being Btruck. made one dash forward, when he the office of chairman. Edward yuinf'y, Wendell Phil-, 
turned on hi* *ldc perfectly powerle** p Theodore lUrker, Abltey Kelly, and other*, then wenU 


A‘Motli:v Amr.mmIujk.— A t South AblngtoiL Mu*s.. ou 


itIM Bovd : n s, JM Gilbert. Buuiterville, Ala., 

E h J 8 TollU : n a. 8 Clement, Clarkevillo. Texas . 
Hm Humphries. “ 

it J W Laosy n *. France* Skinner ; h *, J • Y\’ 


Hirltj. Columbu*. Mi**. Lea* $5 00. 
toATMFIy: n*. Sarah Lindsay. Woodville, Mi. 
Lm$a50. . 

toJIDvw: ns. Mr* K N Kelly, Ft Adam*. Mis*. 
D-H50. 

to W.1L McCurdy: on ac9*t : 

toU J/Hutit: n E. J. Kelly Rovlna, JIHs*., 

to A. M. Box: u a, Mary Higgins. Bastrop. Texas. 

U«$1SQ. 

to. R Bptncc: J. D. Dunaan. Hopewell, Ala ; Tho*. 

&• Lock u, Buck Creek 

to J P. Roper: n s. M S Taylor, u s, Mary Fagau 
JWwj, AU. Less *5 00. 

*. I. Matlock: C. Corner, AU. (bal. on act.) 

to O W.Prioe: A. L. Revlon*. Mariana. Florida. . 
to-C.8. Hurt: Dr. K. J.onta. Hawthorn. Alabama, 
.(■tut. 

tflj. fflllliauon: u 8) Mr,,. C. MilcbuLl. tlleunvill,,. 

tb Ltu $2 50. 

ImF250^^ n U S) ^ ^ aTefl « Autaugu. AU. 


rpearnnee nt a window lie w<ts shot, one bull striking him out alteration. 


Article* 115, 116. 1 17, 11 H. 110 ami I20| were passed with- 


in .the beud.'and another taking effect lu the body. He I F«;a T i.r.a hv tiik An, a- E ngland -Them has U-en a riot 


had fired a great many shots at thu crowd before at Btookport. growing out of the royal procUinntlon 
thu flames drove him from his hiding place.' The against Catholic procession*. Several building* wero de- 


body of Mill, could nut b,- lakcu away until It »aa cou- clU1 " d ,,ut * nd L|»>dred 


siderubly burned, a* Uulbcrt, though morUlly wounded. Parliament ha* been prorogued. The Queen s speech 
wa* still armed, and ho threatened to kill any oue who wo* favorably received. ^ 

approached. _ Rtramiioat CoLLWinw— Los* or Lu r.— NrwYoiJ:, July 13 

— ; r: - The Rlt-amcr American anti propeller City of Oswego came 

Fisk at tiie Atlantic D'ock. — A fire broke out in the [nto 1'olllslou on Lake Erie last night, and the Utter sunk. 

•>- Ytr** "*T n - ,h ” 

ing of the Oth lust, which destroyed property to the picayuue. . ‘ 

amount of ten or twelve thoufurnd dollar*. Most of the - 


loss fall* on Captain Nye, of the Pacific. 


turned on hi* *lde perfectly powerless p lip*. Theodore Parker, Abltey Kelly, and other*, then went> 

. ~ 1 ■■ **■ • to work, domollshcd the constitution, killed off Daniel* 

Sentenced.— N athan ll. Crist, convicted at Mobile of Webster, kossuth. aud a large number of other dietiu- 
| the murder of Nye. has been sentenced to be hanged mi guishvd individuals, without the least show of mercy. 


Congressional. 

Wa*H|ruton, July 8, 1852. 


5°f K fj CA n KIU , VH ? ua ‘ agua CVywi. There U a re- Senate -In consequence of the absence of Mr, King, 
port by the Canada that a company is forming ln Liver- Mr. Atchison, at hi* request, took the Chair. 


pBbl. for the construction of a line of *teamers to ply be- In answer to n question. Mr. Felch said that the Oom- 

' . . Pnklla l ,„S. . I — It. L _ 


the 2d of September next. A bill of exceptions has been Edward Quincy said that tho Fuurtli N of July. '76, was a 

1 00 Supreme Court, with the hope ot obtaining a giork>u.< idea, hut that It was a great humbug now. and 

new trial It is said that CrUt was strougly affected thutlwewouldhavebeenmuehbetteruffumlertheBrit- 

while the Judge was uddreasing him. aud hling hi* heud fahspeptre. V * 

iu humiliation. • ■ - - - — 

2 .S» . •!- . . . 1... IK— ....VlL.-n HtSM 


tween that port, AustraUa and Nicaragua. The capital to mlt . t#e 00 durln K Hie next week, re- 

.... . ^ * uorl unon the llomeHtead bill. 


be £600,000 sterling. Also, that the agent* who went out 
iu the Africa to negtnUte for tlie sale of half the Nicara- 
gua canal righ{, were progressing favorably with their 
pfana. 


.... r .... .. Tm: Fifth or July — Our northern fXgliange* am 

From Buenos 'Ai he*.— B uenos Ayres date* to May l'' mostly made up uf descriptions of the celebrutious of tiie 
have been received. The Legislature has elected Duu Lo- 5th— -the accidents, incidents, etc. Tho display in mosC 


pez Governotof the Province of Bueuos Ayres. su]q*orted I u f the northern cities was on jt grand scale. The ML Tarn- 


'fa IW.Oriswold: ni, J. A. Wooldrige, lloeuffP. 
.>«(“K't," 


I many Society of NcwY'ork. bad a spirited celebration. * All 


Produce was arriviug freely aud prices wemu^changed. oration was delivered by John C. Mather. Estp John Tan 
. T , — .... Buren made an eloquent and happy speech, and Was fol- 


A Native DuuoND.-The editor of the Charlotte (N.C.) / ibm anting Und to Arkansas fc 
Whig skw, a day or two ago, a diamond of the first water, A bill far the relief of John Duff, 

weighing four grain*, found by M*r. J. YV. Arwood, of A bill regulating promotions ln tl 

SlcDow.ll cou»t y . »hll„t working ; . gold min. about «T. ■Tt^^StauK' lor holding 
and a half miles west of Branch Charlotte, on what is j uwu 

called the Todd. ' A 1>H1 amending the charter of t 


pork upon the Homestead bill. 

The following bills were Uken up and ordered to be eu- 

Ttt, : jor tho relief of Ichsbotl Weyaioutli. 

A bill for the relief of Franci* Tribon 
A bill faiths satisfaction and pi|ymcut of Virginia mili- 
tary land warrant* 

A. bill granting Und to Arkansns for a railroad. 

A bill far the relief of John Duff. 

A bill regulating promotions ln the engineer and prd- 


the U. 8. courts in 


50 . A ®roRM. A storm of wind, rain und hail passed over loweJ . GuV Cobb of QeorbrU< Col C roikett, (a son of 

SO Montgomery, AUlminu. on Friday l.„l. and did much Crockett.) uf Trtin.»e., S.mttor Down., of LouM- 


Health of Cities. - r*The following statement comprise* 


A bRl amending the charter of the Washington Gas 

Company. 

Ami then, after a '-short executive-session, the Benate 


Christian Advocate O rricr. ) 
Buturday Morning. July 17, 1852. j 
' Our general market ha* presented no striking feature 
durlug the past week, the same quiet appearance prevail- 
ing lu nearly every department that wo hod Occasion to 
uutlce in our last weekly review. In Tobaoco there ha* 
been rather more activity, but prloM hare beeu feebler. 1 
and tlm principal transaction* have been on private term* 
Uqjttim be* continued dull, with the rates unsettled. and 
now in favor of buyers.' The produce market ha* gener- 
ally beyi ]»oorly supplied, and the bunlnon*. of a very 
limited character.- During tlm. week we have received 
the account* of the Aretlo nnd the A*ln, the former with 
Liverpool date* to tho 30th ult., and the Utter to tho 3d 
instant. They indicate a continued dull market at Liver- 
pool, with sale* for tho week, cloning with the Asia’s de- 
parture, of 63 000 bales, Uken mostly at a slight decline 
for all description*. The quotations are given at 6> # 'd for 
Fair Orleans, 6(4 for Middling Orleans, far Fair Up- 
land*. and fttfd V ft for Middling Uplands. ^ 

The next steamer due from Liverpool Is ths Amorks, of 
Cunsrd's line, with dates to ths 10th Inst. 

The weqthor continue* extremely hot, with but little 
ralp. The health of the olty I* excellent. 

COTTON -—The Cotton market bos gonorally presented 
a languid appearance during the vresk, though not mors , 
so. perhaps, than should bo expected nt this period of the I 
season. The sales up to Thursday evening embraced 
I pbout 3400 boles, os fallows : On Saturday 800, Monday 
800, Tuesday 200, Wednesday 760, and Thursday 860 j 
prices generally being rather more In faroir of buyers, but 
retaining a degree of Imgatnrlty that render* quotations 
merely nominal. The sole* of Wednesday Included a lot 
of 160 bales Middling st 0J V ft. Yesterday tho salat 
amounted to about 600 bales, making the entire hu- 
sine** uf the week 4000 bale*. Tlm reoelpts at this 
port from the Ut of Beptember to date are 1,410,682 bales, 
against 083.076 to same date last year, and at all the 
United States porU there is an Increase, compared With 
last year, of 682,346 bales. We quote as follows : 


KAuiiartua. 

N*wjr°tk, •JiUritar*. lAlujtc 


NawYotk, Mfht _ 

i'ltlla<l«l|>(iin, »i*ty ilfti-i ItfAlkPtMt Alt 11 C 

fi.iu4.iIW, •«*(“. 




M.itran Aiul BvuUi AiurrkM LXxit.lac.tiA •••Ill u| 

WMTfKN DAIK8. 

Ohio MIUImLi 

K aua .VSlfilS 

vfflftfoM., 

• . .-v- 

UNctmitcN f kiotgtr. 

Osrehea i iSSnSl^ 

: : : ixmmIS 

...... 


New Orl earn Wholml# Priced Carrot. 


j iratT wm. 








Cnektr 

llrlrks, 


10 

sSssil 


• 10 fM 
woo SOM 


Rr Wina.piso 
BraaffplWm.. 
ilelTce, P 

Java 


tie seo 
IN U — 


hfftLlW"" TU,. Ni:<;ko,:i it Canada. — .1 rteularjiikl 
" -w* tnul util!. Militiamen— limotitinn lh. 

" c ~ 11 “PPu“ r ‘ ffJDi Ut«.follo»tuk «r- 
““,>ltnrt«l from the Ht Cmimrim-H, C. W. Juurmil. „f 
X Ul ’ 1 tU ” '“It 111 ” » I1,i Dlber JjlHCkK In c«u- 


damage. Many buildiugs were prostrated, others un- 
roofed, and a large number of shade tret**. torn up. Tlm 
1 rtgitlar light Journal says that much damltge- was done to tho coru 
Sg{f«»y crop lu the vicinity. 


aua. ami Mr. Wells, of New Hampshire. 


the death* in some of the. Atlantic cities for the week adjourned. 

ita . .. . Houkr — The further consideration of the bill ainnnda- 


L ending July 3, and their proportion to the population 


“•IJlsiUnt that the fugitive and other block* iu Can- ^"™nnial Celemhation.— ' T he one hundreth Auuiver- 
meet with the •• brotherly sympathy” Har >' ot t,u ‘ °P i, “i»IS St. George** church New York, was 
here f tp SffY d ° n lheir flrat ftrrlval ln the c ‘‘fal>Fajed ou the. 1st lust. The church, which is in Byek-* 
I^Wri IhTt thu J„y dlJ Dot over "*• o U t of town .hen It XU Wit. h«t l». 

*,“rtoui rlnt. ll »eem» tint on the lanule irroun.l 1,1 l, ‘'' Ter F •*«« ot the bu.lDes« iwrtlou of the city 


■m"*t"t raeeedlniily tint the a»y did uot puss over 
wuUn.it 1 m - ftt 11 •"“* 1 Hmt on the parade ground 
iu Twt* ?**, offmd to the Colored company, wlilch 
Utkdls.^iP®^ ^"trained by Uolouel Clark auil other*, 
lot tkSX hadended Imre it would have been fortunate , 
^a,_. ^ farting exhibited- on the .purnde ground was 


A Sam I'ati ii Lear. — Outlie 5th instant, an emulator 
of the faille aud fate of 8am Patch, jumped from the High 
Bridge (over Harlem River. NewY r i5rk)»ihto the water bt;- 
Jow— a diatauce of 105 feet— greatly to the enfartainmeut 
of (.everal'.huudred person*, who hajj been attracteil 
thitherto, witne** the feat, lie wa* apparently uuiu-. 
jured. aud swam ashore. 


Deglht. 

Boston 67 . 

New York 343 . 

Philadelphia 101 

Charleston 20 . 

Savannah ...... ..14 . 


1 * 0/1 ulation. 

138.788 . . 
517.840 .. 
360.000 .. 
43.014 . . 
16.000 . . 


lation : toryof the plottage law or 1851, wa* postponed until to- 

3 roptrlion . morrow. 

1 in 2.434 Mr. Gray, from the Committee oil tlie Post Office and 
1 in l.e30. Post Road*, reported a bill authorizing the Postmaster 
1 in 1.832 General to contraot far the transportation of the United 
1 In 2.160 States mail* between Jersey City, port of NswY'ork. and 


NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. 

Inferior 6 V® 6 3.' Middling Fair llf» — 

Ordinary 7 U(a)S Voir nominal. 

Middling .' 8> 4 ^0‘ 4 Good Fair...: nominal. 

Good Middling.. Good and line..,,., nominal. 




! S 

SEKijj 


ivauuah — /...ll 16,000 ...... 1 In'1.143 Galway, in- Ireland, semi-monthiy, In first claa**team*hl|»*; 

— -=-zsxi m the comneniiatiiin not to fxceetl ten thousand dollar* the 

Coi'kDN’r DO IT.-One of thu nmft (killful loclumlth. tn rnu " J ‘"P " ,i ; rra ' 1 1" theOomtuIttm, of th« Whol. 


England recently worked one week in endeavoring to pick 


on the state of the Union. 

Mr. Old*, from the same committee, reported a bill de- 


KooUiwiaT . u P« rwi «N; anu tl 

•^jewMoomlng roused touiadiie**, they pr 

I** UlSIr VSQteance on ft pnmnnnv in SI. |„ L . n , 


l«<r.fcS I*?*"?'* ou a company in Stlnsou'* tavern, 
L-.^ lueh * general mrlr, took nlace. in whloh 


l/ttoS»W. y *f >l , r f ,ned b y Co, °w«l Clark and other*. 0 »nt hr heat.-TI.o editor of the Afacon (Ala.) Repulfl '‘assai hu-etts rai:»: con. uoxu.xTioN.-.im .wassu- 
W tk.T! (t would bt»u to,'. fortu n.ttf ; .ticuo, hiu, l»'cn ].r,' # enU''d with a h.et' g ro*n to th»t t 1- c1h,m ' ,, ‘ KmffolUtonvratioB nwouiblcd at ttorcMtcmn 

W*UV on pound,. Th. editor . xiW. . » ll ‘ deport hi,. It that WOOiicrann. were pr-Acnt. 
SgWwbwWDto* rouacd to ii„dn,‘((. tlicy priK'ocdcIl'to wlUtn g UfH» to p.rt with hi, new " tile ' If „,y body cm J 1,1 r<;coIuti.>u» WDr.- .dr.pt,., . -pprortug of he 

.kUl ou N cODlpauy In 8tlu»ou'» Urord, beat tli.t bet. National I'onrcntlon to ho held at PItt.burgh : declaring 

•'Rnii W I ,f place, lu which several • , 1 -•■'-a;' „ Mr. Hale the first, and Senator Chase tlie second choice 

fajurtoa ractlved "^Thc 0 ™ l VV*m * y l |' mH W « 111 ll1 '' " f tl “' Tiie Srcretarv8Iiir or the Nave —Mr. Crittenden— for the Presidency ; Adopting Kossuth'* Intervention doc- 
11^2!?,**" hiring b^T, U.Kdtiy an 'vu'um v^han ,rl “'' N ' wVllrk > lrr » IJ pnhllSlM tho following di.patch trio,'. in flarnr of internal ImprovftnonlA l.y HongrcW ; 
Wrimff 1 *' Tldl ^ ths reword which the colored nWn from Washington : lJw the .abolition of slavery in the District bf Columbia, and 

ifcleli U»#v tnroxi loyalty, and the reatllne** with Mr. Hell having declined, a* l telegraphed you ou 8un- an immediate repeal of the fugitive slave law ; deiiouneing 
* ttlr 7t2qulred their ^ MrrSecs M>1 Thll* d to™j? 'V*'! Jl,3r ' r<doUfl Chamber*, or Afd , (for many year* Uuited slavery; and the democratic and whig parties; declaring 
^W'Wt.Md mud haro originated with foml* wylg- Sl ' n * ,or ) 11 '* “•A lm " •»•» otfored the Nary Do- the free-oil party as thu party of tho Unh,n,.c,onititutlbnal 


The BEraETANVBHie or The Nave — Mr. 


•Massaitiuar.tt* KhY:e Soil 'Convention.— 1 The Ma.-sa- 
clniM'tt* Frereoil Convention nsseuibled at Worcester on 
the Oth Inst Report lm* it tllat 6000 )i ergons were present. 
A long series ot resolutious were adopted, approving of the 
Nntinuul Convention to be held at Pittsburgh : declaring 
Mr. llule the first, and Senator Chase. tlie kocuuiI choice 
for the Presidency ; fdopting KoRSutlC* Intervention doc- 


[. ona of Mr. Hobbs' bank lock*, and not succaeding In that daring tho bridge* over the Ohio, nt Wheeling, to be law 
i time, gave it up a* a bad job. f" 1 structures. Hiid post roads; but it was not disposed of 

■ before the expiration of the morning hour. 

At I.rnuL'. Flank lto.o.-A„ aas.mt.tlon la almut to '<">>» ‘t^ ,f |»tn a Hommltt. tha Whol. 

... , , , , . . , . . ou tun statu or the ( ninu upon the Deficiency bill, and 

he form, 'din London. Kngland, for the- purpose of cou- cons.ld.ri'd the Henato's emendment 


COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT. 

' “ * Colton, balsa. T\Aacco, hhds 

Stock nn hand Bept 1.1861 16,800 23,871 

Received since.. M, 406, 844 78^36 

yesterday..., 731-1 ,410,662 646-70.082 

1,425,072 102^*63 

Exported to date 1,4U7.648 74 4-30 , 

yesterday OQO— 1,407.64 8 000—7 4,436 

Stock on band not cleared 18.824 28,617 


iv*. n 

BhMttilic 

do. vvIlowinaUl 

Candle ». 9 tt 

flpFfBl.N. 
do. NnnUicktl.. 

Tftllow 

A li.iniuitu.* . . 
Start...:...... 

T*rf#d Ain. fleas 

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P8s:5» 


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III,... II M 1 


An Iitiimui Pi.ANit Road.— A n association Is about to 


•tructlug a plapk road across the Province of Chlriqul. In 
NewGruiiadn. The length of thu road will be about fifty 
mile*. l’Jie capital of the oompany will be «l>out A*2oo.- 
i*)0. ill 40.000 shares of A‘5 eifah. / 


Thto is the reward which the colored nicu 
:btt»S2 0 !; ,h *. ,r ,I 'y»'*y. and the readiness will, 
«wjiuroed out totraiu. nml no doubt would if the 


FiHuii.n News hv hie Canada —The Charleston C'ou- 


out U> train, and no doubt would if the 
FwSiSSl? 1 , th ® ll T 3 *« rvl *-t'N Thl* is H most painful 

toznt ZLT htt ™ ' ,r lgln<‘ted with some very lg. 

How, any mzn bos*e**lntf dhe rrm>i»..» 


rier contains the following telegraphic summary of news ill. nays 70. 


That appropriating $236,600 for the transportation of 
tiie United States mails between NawYork and Liverpool. 
In the Collins line of steamers. 20 trips a year, or at the 
rate of $33,000 a trip, created thu most interest. It was 
debated under the fire minute rule 
Mr. Orr moved an iRnenduient. allowing f 10,260 per trip 
for (ho »ix additional lrlp*;'but lt wa* disagreed to — yea* 


Mr. Meade .proposed an uuicudmcut. proposing to re- 


wlo ■.re.* deiiouneing the whig uud democratic platforms, 
aud recommending a third ticket. « /• 


g iofh M ' I l 0W|lu J uuu possessing 4h« coniinon P>‘rluient. I learn, from u source which ought to be wejl law, of freedom and progress, k'ud uppo*ed,t6 wctlonalUin, 
toy /° Ha ^ nol * d,, 8 t,f loyalty, could* Informvd. that Mr. Crittuudeu. Attorney: JJcfierel.J* going secession or dlsiiulon Letters were read from a Urge 

In oh wpntf tlc SuUws of°thu counUv'^ tUr j l ° Kn K ,Hud lu October, in place of Mri Lawrence, wliu ha.« number of leading a bjIitlonU ts ut Washington and else- 

XttoJT" 8 not * mull,,r of .fact. Too nitreh Credit rW 8 n * a - where.' denouncing the whig aud democratic platforms. 

V 1 ® 8 '* worthy* citizen* who used their — aud recommending a third ticket. , 

ftriktr Uood*» a™ 11 *h® /'xclteuient. and prevent any Uiieap Piutaoe.— 1 The. House of Representative* on the - - 

Si"»*tUU„' Und, Jin ..'iirct U M ‘ A u “ l,,w , **?»'• 0111 >»«t- «uA,k u|, tb, bill «iu, na«tory.or the iuw i,«K(tfd A llu.i, or 1 'ai, Dam.-Iu tho Hull of Indopaudenc 

JJj« »IU b. Jon. to all Mrtlei. Th* i^cu^Mnco ill! ' ,nrcl ‘ 3 ' 18i1 ' to r,,juc " u " a tho rule* of po«t« K ,. iu . Fhllndolpllln, n .ottoo hu boon depoJItud by n cUIaoji 

**^^Uortft Frill open the eye* of the people liud * do Pl® d tli* auieudmeut* of the Committee ou the which was made out of the pew of General Washington, iu 

feS-SKs; luite a different police arranguient I’ostofflee. The bill os passed enact* a uuiform mode iu Christ Church, lu that city The back inis been painted 
‘t'SLd Wty< fa on g the s^t r and r h!ve P a^h levying newspaper p^tage. ___ red. white and blqc In tlie centre are the follow!., 8 


! wa u,-r. lrl,,; - n " 


Tho l'.rll«mootnry pr^oodiogA »|„c. tho doportur. of „ "‘"“'"f S«"t“oky. fro.u th. Uomoiltl™ on Pub- 

the Afrlcn. tinv. born untmporUnt. 1 H*' UulldlugA nud iJrouuih-. roportnd n bill lonkliij, nppro- 

Dr. Nowmpn h» boon conrlctod of bnrlDL- publW,rd A P' • l i u "* K. .•" ,l !<. r " ul " 1 '' * ,ld /aT “"" ,r 


convicted of hfivlmr miMIshfd a I P r,Bl,un " l . ur , P“"‘“ - ounuings nnu grounds, aud far other 

to .the Committee of tho 


Si b r‘x 1 ?.11b I,r Acl,mi B r '“”‘ wren .r^fZTraon" 

LatDonr laiin. The House then adjourned. 


A Relic or Past Days. — In tho Hull of Independence, 


France— The Assemble rejected portions of the Budget, 
whereupon Louis Napoleon sent a note to tho President 
I of that body, stating that the member* had over-stepped 


. to reduce und modify the rate* of postage. Philadelphia, u>ettce lm* been deposited by a citizeyi. 


uud Adopted the emoudinonti of tho Uomiultti'o ou thr whiuh >u umdp out of the pew of (leoerenVaebinBlon. lu 
Poetofflw, Th. bill n. puaed eu«,'t» a uniform modi, iu cbrU Church, lu tliiit idly Thu'Urk ha. boon painted 


Eviction* i,n Gai.wav —Tho Galway paper* are full of 


their power*. The Assembly, however, persist in the re- the most deplorable account* of wholesale evictions, or 


rather extenni nations, in that miserable county. The 


w. .» iXSTthg 

t» Cdt.fr, ^ °u Monday were truly frightful, nor 
compensation should be made 
^ It Main* fa' eu wck ‘*4 ruined.” 

c K00d Peopto of St. CutliL-riueb re- 
“*t«^»ad U h!vB 0 ^ wagbtrute. who will always be on 


The Elec-tho-xiao neYic Tei.kouahii.— Mr. Alexander 
Jones, of NewYork, ha* published a full’ history of the 


red. white and blqc. In tho centre are the fallowing 
word* — * Washington. Lafayette. Franklin und Rbhop 
White, sat ou this bench ” , 


Muus. Cube t. the celebrated Socialist, is about leaving tenantry are turned out of th* cottages by scores at a 
for the United States, to establish a colony lu Texas. time. As many a* 203 men. women, and children, have 

General* Changarnler. Lnuioriciero and other mllltarv been driven upon the roads and ditcher by way of one 
officer*, who refused to take thu oath of allrgiauee to Loul# day's work, and have now no resource but to beg their 


Napoleon, have been cashiered, but allowed the hslf-psy bread In desolate place* or to bury their griefs, in many 


should be made Magnetic Telegraph which contain* many of the vuluable Queen Victoria anu tiie Maine Liquor Law.— Her 


of their respective ranks. 


instance* forever, within the wall 


f the Uuiou Work- 


••was thft°| U «». 1 been sacked aud ruined.” suggestions and interesting fact*. He thluk* the project majesty the Queen bus disapproved the liquor law passed 
M-iI/T. 1 . 1 ! 0 B°° d Peoi'fa Catherine* re- n r»tan«,iix- *».i- ™ -«»«- ,.riA -,.v «k..n« w ,i„. 


police magistrate, who will always he oi 0l J j ‘‘ uni ' ct,n F t,i,H country with all the cities of Europe by by the New Brunswick Legislature, on the .Maine pattern, 
uuder his command a large force of telegraph, is perfectly feasible, by extending outlie ground t hut Its provisions ure a violation of the 

? rder wlH'Uevcr their black broth- lo tl»o Pacific, and theuce north aero** Behring's iberty of tho subject 

"V “ snow their loyalty. - — - 


The French funds have become affected by the contlu- house. Und agent* direct the operation The work is 
ued mafilfustatlon* of opposition to the dictation of the done by a large force of police and soldiery. Under the 


N ^. , too^JS*“T Tl10 Fr ‘ fUcl1 aru a theutre-guiug 

Cw totry. Theni^E P eo P lu of u,, y other Europeuu clokiua L,'Hor*,—iuo iuiiauasso Floridian suys tho 
to mJSSJ °. r thfutres throughout France, ac- crops in Middle Florida, of all kinds, are more thau'ordl- 
2 l ’?fafaiu!n lc,a ‘•tatutic* Jatfly published, i* „/Hlv I.romhdnv 

I?— proportion, compuiod with the ““O'y promlain*. ___ 

•» any-yther nation. Paris 


8 traits into ltusslu. Thla Btrait ia only thirty miles w idi 
with au average depth of six-fathom* water. ' -'(‘ hkain. "-This disease is prevailing to a great extent 

- r — - ■ - among the cuttjie iu thu vicinity of Memphis, uud they are 

Flohioa CHor*.— Tile Tulluhassu Floridian says tho dying oil by retire*. Some planters have lost as muuy us 
opa in Middle Florida, of all kind*, ure more thuifordi- sei only head iu a few days. . 


J Diri.oMATic Salaries — A report ou diplomatic »al- 
I aries. laid before the Uuited States Senate, on Friday hurt 
i contains a copy of the circular addreased by the Secretary 
| of Statu on the suhjuot. to all the representative* of the 
Unjtcd States, In foreign countries, and their replies. 


Nearly every ona of them eon, plains of th» utter iusuifi- 
cieucy of thu allowance, und suggests a large increase. 


eeaufaul »»*y- OWer nation, l'aris 

JttmUsr tif«flirtftT^ out place*, and fhu average 

‘ ‘ • faeslrcB u5L* T ^ . u, * hl u “tlmated at 20,000. 
^ ^capital MfilKlcSt- — *- C ^- " tt H 1U8 .*-' mu “ t °P U “ 


; DuhjJW, Cluil X'Ji rlncl l’ ,lll 7 dur >»8 the *uu, 
Malll lie’s cafe concerts 


Buemirt sin 
n‘«facqUi 

fSf— —£S liUTJf 


n . uuw earrying tbe number of 

a «u t0 44 - 000 dHl 'y 

to tWnBP^ 11 * employed iu the Paris theatre*. 

Jt MEMR'A - " f ‘T’ * na ‘1“"- “ r " 


' ™i ulrii 11 uuilly promising. - . « ■--.sar. 

•ured with the — Focriii o, Jllv ai Sinh .— The- 4tli uf July was 

d'fhe 4 average Aoboi nu. — O u thu 6th inst , tho steamer Tuscuuiblu c.eluhfat^d by thu prinuuur* iu the Sing Sing (N. Y.) 'State 
ited at 20,000. was still aground at Hat Island. prison', iu a spirited mumier. At fi o'clock in thu morn- 

usemeut open —r — — % ing tlie males were let' out of their culls, and allowed the 

■ring tli. fcum- D.n, r.,.-TU. .tru.m. lu W.um-ct. nr. .M to b. , , bath iu tb. llud.u,,. tin,™- buu*.d and 

inntA'd bj® u3ui'£ f “ i r ,, ‘ Vl U r “4 J1 * i “,“ a »*u.O |,rlM,».r.in tin- wul.r at uuu llnu-ju, , , plug.., dad,. 

4. niitTJf «• I" 1 " “"“'-'l"* 1 " .* df.vrrjTnw w f t.r , ana .burning, and «uj„,tug'full fruednut. At tb. nai) 


The American minister in Paris scud* u -table of salaries 


protection of the latter, the V Crowbar Brigade ” advance 
to the devoted township, take possession of ths house* 
such os they are.- ami. with a few turu* of ths erowbar 
apd a few pulls at a rope, bring down the roof and leave 
nothing but a tottering chimney, if even that. The sun 
that rese ou u village sets on a desert ; the police return 
to their barrack*, and the people ure nowhere to hu found, 
or are vainly watching from some friendly covert for the 
chance of crouching iqice more umier their ruined home*. 

IV 'hat to the Irish heart is more painful thun even the 


.-uppi'.-cd to btr Allowed by the French Government to large amount Mid stem method of destruction, i* £hat the 
their Embassador*' far the Year. 1863, Thu following are authors thl* lime are Baxou struuger*. It is a wealthy 
the priueipul in pound* sterliiig : To Berlin £4000. Brussel* London couipHuy that is invading the quiet retreat* of 
A'^JUU. .(reduction of £400,) Constant luople £4000. (in- Uounemuru. and robbing u primitive peasantry of It* lost 
crekse ul £600.) Bt. Pstsvslmrg £8000. (increase of £3200.) hold on the earth Tlm Law Life A «Hiirauou Company 
London £10,000. (increase of.£400<). though in 1817 it was having advnuced. w« believe, £240.000 on tbs Martiu 
£12.000 ) Madrid £4800. Rome £4400, Naples £3200. Turin estate*, bus now become the purehasur under the Kucum- 


, fry Ing the nutS 5f tluJ Ht L,iul " W wn untlti « mtu » 8WW “ m uf 1*** T 


£12.000.) Madrid £4800, Rome £4400. Naples £3200. Turin estate*, bus now become the purehaser i 
£2100. Washington £3200. (a reduction of £2uo, though bared K*tate* Acts, aud i* adopting tin 
iu 1847 lt was £8200 ) The Secretary uf Bute coinmuni- uxual uieusur** lu secure the farfeited p 


summary tut 


at that point. 


The UhEAi Fire in Monireai.. — A dispatch to the 


they instantly cauiu to order and man-lied back to their 
celt* with the regularity of a'u uriuyi Ou Monday tin* 6th, 


u 1847 it was £82U0 ) The Secretary nf State coinmuni- usual nieaHun s to secure the farfeited pledge. That gen- 
ales the oorrespouueuce without comment or recoin- tleinen, many of whom have never set foot In Ireland, 
nutation. uud who are wealthy enough to lend a quurter of a mll- 

— ; lion of inoucy, should exiurt tlie last penny from a 

Uhr.emence Setwi ln ItiruaticANUM anu Roialte.— wretched peasantry, who hud uo baud or roles In the 
ne editor of k the NewYork Counia it, i KlaffUith say* transaction which gave them new master*, seem* uttsrly 


R°iXVn Wllh ^ orcbhlrM ' charleston Courier gives some farther particulars of the th‘7 were allowed full liberty of speech. Bong*, were sung 

*““A- Or tW 7«1 iw'lriSS tN-Tlhtn conU.gratlun . bleb eouuu.unud iu Muutn ai „n . *«’“ B 1 "' 1 ,' " uJ >!»•«''» '•» Lllurlty of th. on- ' 

^ Th. ^.nlmn^ti^ th. 8th ln.t.„t It oomlu.nc.J nt th. euru.r uf St. Law '“"C “« > “'“r-J by the anl,„l r 

when All werefacktU lip. Ihc temule* got up a dunce, and 


*9mSE**}* fisuranteg. The vuioluineuts of l he Oth instant It commenced at the corner of St. Law* 
* **** P«r unnum, 8,634, OOOf. rouce uud Bt..Catharluo *treet*, uud advices up to Frldujr 

nlf* w lurneUir.77u 7" inoruln*. thu lutk, «»y it <fi» btill rujlng. Cornwall . 

ySSS^to Dartf.iS!SS!l?»S M luv lfa d t*y the Boston Terrace, the Bishop'* Church uud I’alace, the Market. 


also pusntd the day iu tv merry uiaiiiier 


1 * u, Jfa d LMtou Torracs, the Bishop’s Church and I’aUce, the Market. 

“t r h°* l «““‘ k “»l«r>.V ’n”wp«.5bir t MR c.ttb, M.rhut,' lluopltul. .'(ililaxy ll.rruch., DouucguuV 

lUOm for tho cninnlli.wi..* .....I . llofal. tliw llrunti ul Tliniitr..' It ml llullinllHla HtillurU COU1- 


tl,. „„tlu.i.l uiutiruiiin fur Mr ('In. lntotm»hl. t" th. u«tl*« Irtnh r,».n All iuun.y-l»nd.n, 

Ul th. u.tiuiul mourn lUK t .r Mr. l iny . balrJ r«r«|.l whru they nrr wiuilrj. nn.l th. rrlttlr.. 

- Vlu our youth w. *tt.nd«t tk. fuuer.l Kuleiunlll.n uf or rulh.T tb. utter tUlnroporttnu, holwr.li thr rxuct.r 
n king of t rune Tin, lunurnlux |,rr|,»rhtlSun wer. nut , hll , T |,. t iiun lu thla innUur.'. raL.r, tb»u Jr.in tu a 
uudeiilahly more costly: every thing wa* conducted with M it n ,.« ..r utraolt* 


““M‘v«reary. lie repitea t»y let- . «•■•— — 

^*<1 \vt,Xiirr r l “° com Pil»rtont 1 uud added : Hotel, the Hospital, Thuatrui und Dalhutwle Bq'uuro com- 

J th* cltlMnx* n/u <u . l,y *PP r “ 0 fat« the demonstra- prUiug about thfae Lundfld bUlIdtug* more, word all iu 
^ on artS ‘ n 1*1° colebratlon of so wbe * 

untiunnl hhitnry. But th. _ 

^^J?.l. brat ‘ 0n >®»*eutlally American, and one .. ... .... 'T. . ... . 


a a>‘i * at Sr; Louis.— The number of imuiigruut* 
lauded at quarantine at Bt. Louis, during the yeur end- 
ing ou the 80th ult., wa* 17,706. of which number GU were 
buried OU the hduud. ' 


uudeiilahly more costly: every thing wa* conducted with -iimg* ( ,f atrocity, 
that pouip, expeusivcuos* uud magnificence, which mo-' * - 

uurchiea uluiie cun give to u public cureuinuy , but tho . . . 

•peetucle w hich we have uow before our aye* surpuMs*. AU IRkeLper it 


Aa inkeeper ut Dtiruuck, who hud a«slirew 


n^.^7; ^“■oration Is SfBSntlillr Amrrlrsn ind nmi ... . f-» * The OhleansBiuii-krt v.— lteceutly several parcel* of laud, 

00 Frhlch it up pears to him that he htu WeariC. — 1 The Ohio Statesman say* that this part of tho confiscated Orluaua property, w< re put up for 

'honSPW.y PFeteud to* take a part: aud he lusect Is muking sad havoc auiung thfi wheat fields iu that sale ut Neullly. The first lot was put up by tho auotlou- 
r dl£!LS! C n 0U ‘mlttee will consider it os no cvl- i 'vicinity. In some instance*. ...tl™ haVii keen «« ut ***- bidders .presented Uiemselves. The auc- 



• ho7ro*» W Pfefaudto take a part: and he BfakiOgsad havoc among thi) wheat fields iu that saw ni auuiny. xuu ursi 101 was put up by tne auction- 

?r y ' l u “ m ” eullru fl " ia u * > “ bw ‘ 

^«irhSr i f o ' ui “ i " u * uuu *’4 

n 1 assi.niiers IN THE Nialaka.— AU iuug the paotfcugers which sum thu lot was knocked. down. The uireut far the 

i ,,d llaynau th a r \ ^ i W ^° lia ^‘ ,d * or Npston far Llverpoql. on thu 7th Inat;, Orleans family at one* protested publicly against the sale. 

'•*4* at Urfti.f ■' uo AualrUn butcher, spout the past iu tho staamshlp Niagaru. were Lord aud Lady Wharu- Upon thl* the lot was put up a second time, aud auothor 

in .utt.nnd a.u g ht.r..nd UU. |tn,r. «u,,tL'y. 

l» bu ruoL 11. Undd tu benhnut T “'' ““T-Th. h..t »wn nn In Ht. Lnni. nn * uj ,h " " ,l “ 

JV U. hu'^rT ‘ <H ' bln, with white inuKlnuhlo. nud ‘b«7thlnit , thnt n muhUr of th. brlckluyun, uuunun, Fnuuny. - Th.r. 1. . coupl. iking lu OuuibnrUud 
*“ e,l ‘ u 1,1 Uungiry, -old nt ■ who w.r. nt work ou bulldlug., w.ro .otnp.U, d to nnum,, Mnrylnud, who bn.o ht.n mnriWd 17 y.nr. nud 
.tup.ua op.rntl.ou.. Ur. ill ohUdr.n .U Dilug 


far the occnslou which mir memory recalls . There, the far a wlfa, thought to tame her by attempting ^o commit 
popple gutlmrod from curloMty ; lu re, It is true grief that suicide. The other day he hnna him»<-lr iu u , oousnlcuous 
assembles them. There it wa* only uu olllolul mourning ; situutlon lu tbe hou** ; but the uidy, lu»Uad of going into 
hero, It b. a national sorrow.” fit*. faok*d at him quietly uutil he was nearly exhausted. 

- - - - — and then, cutting him down, gave him a sound thrashing 

i» S **1-^ ° ajw°IfV Simi ^ uuau<w Cttrria i5 UB The lunnerw iu hoiiiu of the tuiiMlo count leg of 

1 aria, is to bo $« per anuum. England are grOutly. dismayed at the iUdden appoarenes 

A laud Hail-boat baa beeu oonatructed kt » m „ug»t their beau erup* or u disea-u similar tu that 
Southport, which cau ruu along the beach at tho jaJo of wbiolwttofiroyed thu potato crop*. ,!t U stated that acre* 
fifteen miles thu hour. upon acre* whloh were planted with bbaus have been 

There nre furraern in Devunuhlre, England, ploughed up. 

.who h*yi >2000 a year rent for their farms, who cauuot 4 . The Untish Uavul cstubbebincnt 0U the greet 
•p»U or writs th«lr own names.. n American lakes has ut last bean wholly broken up. Th* 

Tlio other <l»y ouo of widow B.'« atlmiroru wo. . 

C0Uinl«luin g nf thu tputh-uh.. Hr. B,’i (U,«l Lu. lm- £0^^ «0 M '' d ^ “ 

m.dl.,01, .‘..k., up '. MVIl »hj don't roudu uqi. do*’ «<»n luuu^i»t.ly , . urn to Kn|huul. 

She taker her taeth out and put* ’#m back whenever »hs Of two hundred and Heventy-five fenutle teaou- 
wonta to.”. H A few minute* afterward* the boy was whipped mb transported to the West by Gov Blade, 141* sold that 


on some pretence or wilier 


1 and fivf have since married 


TOBACCO— There ha* been more animation in theTo- 
h&cro market, aud -the sab** of the week sum up 2100 
hhds, as follow* . 140 on Baturday, 180 on Monday, 680 
ou Tuesday. GOO on Wednesday, 300 on Thursday, and 
800 hhds yesterday. The transactions include thp fol- 
lowing particular* 140 lihd* at about 4) t , 241 at 6)^, 70 
a( 35„ . ,16 at 4\ . 330 at — . 284 at — . 123 Yellow Banks at 
fl>a, lOtfll. nf— . and a few other lot* withiu the range of 
our quotation*, which are us follow : • Lug*, 2XlS)4 ; 
Leaf, Inferior to Coinmou, ; Fair to Fin*. 

t>(a)‘<K i Choice and Selections, 6/5)7 ; Mason County, 
4/5>H>i« * ft. 

SUGAR— Bililness'in H»n Sugar market ll *tiU limited 
by waut of stock sufficient for extended operation*, and 
the transaction* of the week reach barely 800 hhda 
Price-* are without any material alteration, and ' we 
quote a* tieforu : Inferior and Common, 8){(S)4j4 ; 

Good Common, 4JI£ ; Fair to fully Falr,4Ji/5)6K j 
Prime aud Choice, 6\/S)6>4 4 V ft 
Week’s receipts, 426 hhds and this— exports, 410 hhds 
and bbl*. “ ; j* ' ' 

MOLASHKH— The supply U still very light, hut in the 
absence of any .demand for shipmont price* have contin- 
ued depress'd. We have noticed Bale* of some 4t)0 bbl* 
at n rango of 18/5)254 far fermenting to prim* lot*, and 
27/5*284 y gallon for cholce. Sugar-hou*e etc. 

Week’s receipts, 417 bbl* — exports, 40, 

FLOUR— The jrecolpt* .jn the early part of. the week 
were inoonslderable. and the sales up to Tuesday evening 
reached barely 3000 bhl*, at *3 25 for Sour, *3 70/S>*3 76 
fur Biiperfiuu, and 03 .80 far Fancy Ohio ; and $4 10 far 
Bupd fin** and *4 87 'i/S>04 00 for Extra St. Louto. I.at- 
torly. however, there h.-u- been a lurger supply, and eevorai 
lots have been takeu far export, the sale* of the last three 
day* summing up 0000 bbl*. aud making a total of 12000 
bbl* far th.v wv«fk. The rauge of price* iu there transac- 
tions has been a* -follows . Common 02 00, Ohio Buper- 
flue, from tlatboat, 03 00/5)03 65, and on the Levee 03 70 
/»03 76 ; fancy ditto-00 80/5)03 (to. and extra 04 37 K© 
04 06 ; “ ftuperflu* Bt. Louh 01 00/5)04 *>/«, and extra 
brands 04 75/5)01 87 ' 4 V bbl Yeaterday'D eaUa em- 
braced 1800 bbls. Including 32.) Ohio at 03 tkl, 150 at 08 76, 
700 Ht. Loul* at , and 100 dttfa at 04 00 y bbl. 

Week’s receipts 10.760 bbb— exports, 1770. 

(MAIN— The supply of Corn ha* been moderate, and 
the »wb-s ut the week have b«en limited tu about 12 000 
sacks, including tfiOO tukeu yesterday at 48/d60# for falr 
tt> prim.* tniAt d 60/5).)l for white, aud 61 /»M4 V bualml 
far yellow . . . .Oals lutve aold, from the Levee, at 80/5)314 
y bushel far Uhlo, 35 far some prim* JlUnaL, aud 34/5)36<t 
far prime Ht Loul* — Bran ha* got* off slowly at 80/3 
87 >44, mostly at 864 ft loo ft, and rein* small lot* of 
Shorts have been takeu at (KQ.-. -Wb have hekrdof no 
transaction* lu Wheat. 

Week’s receipts, 14,880 Backs Corn-BXportu, U1Q 
PROVISION#— Tha Pork market ha* been extremely 
quiet during the week, the Ueymud having been limited 
mostly to retail lot* ot Mums at 020 60 %t bbl, with a sale 
on Saturday, of M) tbU Mess and 27' of Rumpa on prtvah 
term*. Prims w* coutluuu to quota at 017 76/3011 01/ 
uud M. O. at 01* 6O/u)0lU 00 V bbl . . . .Beef has beeu In- 
animate, aud may be quoted at 014 OO/SI01A 00 fur Mess 
lu hUs, 07 50^08 00 lu hair bbls, and 013 00/5)018 76 V 
bhl far primo... . Bacon has boon iu fair request, with 
sale* or 300 cask* at Utf/®0J*4 far ribbed, and 10.««/810>4 
far olear Bides, aud 8/5>8>44 V ft far ordinary to pttaw 
Shoulder*, tha principal sola* uf Shoulder*, however, being 
uu prlrate term*.. Hams are without any umteriol 
change, aud we quota pialff aud hag^lM 


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I wonderment, knit I now, mechnnioally ns il in nccordnncc with tiirm. Tlio marriage 
np and aooompunisd the party to Shortly afterwards solemnitcd, hut I did 

__ : 1 ll.n oniounVul’ 


“ Only nhfc week's interval,” I hastily ra- 1 A Vrtkran of tiib IUyomjtion'.— ' T he I 


another room. 

.-The matter wm soon settled 


I ; •Til* natter wad 9 

ponniin for the leaae— ten yearn uncxplred — of (litres ere two months of wedded life wore pant 
Aeh Harm, about eleven hundred acres, and the he hnd fallen ngaln into his old habits ; and the 
stock, implement*, tho ploughing, sowing, etc.; wife, bitterly repentant ot her folly. w»» '“ in 


Fir* hundred 


wait to witness the ceremony, 

The husband's good behavior did not long on. 


marked to Mr. Flint onemorning, nflcr glancing Tribune was recently honored by a visit from 
at tho newsfnpcr, “ and another firoat Dutton s Daniel Snenoor, of Onnajohnrio, N. Y„ who was 
farmhouse! ' born in 1702, and is, consequently, now ninety 


B. H. FAHNESTOCK'S VERMIFUGE I 

The Snfrrt and Mont KITertlTe 

JlEJttKOr t'Ojn WORMS 


SOUTH-WESTERN BOOK 

JOHN BALI, . **. 


?Z_ A . . -» . 

v 

a.. « ■ «._« ■ « __ 

fnfwu* t™tarw cm bit nn , 


tho ploughing, sowing, etc.; 
, to be paid for at a value- 


wife, bitterly repentant other folly , was fain to 
confcai that nothing but dread of her father's 


“Tho donee I He is in. tho luck of it, nppnr- years old. llo was born in Connecticut, anil THAT h»» ever bwn dtwovmd, Thl» preparation lias At the 
'tly ," roplied. Flint, without looking up from was a shoemaker's apprentice when 1)0 enlisted 5«lpeommrtdJd i” & ! ”rS,et3rt SS&fi'iS f “ llowl " g 



townmaauishy, 



a w«rt rtrTlJwr - 


rpt tW fM w« t dm 4. 

ftlwvt'tnrWI lo htfW, 

I Out nil (Mr fVrflDM KW 
wrrtwh ihlnc car ; 

i fb u fc i w both hare loved. 

*, or foamed tar*. 

Um < 7 H. (he Tokw, the snitU, . 
tale U *wret before ; 


Agreement in rorra, It was signed In the dupli- 

‘ ,oro ’ lt ’ ,ml 

Mr. Hum nnu bn friend withdrew. 

4 * Well*” Mid L taking a glow of port from a 
bottle Dutton bad just ordered In, “ here*« for- 
tune to your new career ; but as l am a living 
man, I can't understand what you oan bethink- 
ing about.’* 

“ Von linvn't read the newsnnpors ?** 

“0 yes, 1 have! Victory! Glory! March 
to Paris! and all that sort of thing. Very fine, 
1 dam fay ; but rubbish, moonshine,. 1 call it, if 
purchased by the abandonment of the uficfel, 
comfort able, joyous life of n prosperous yeo- 
man.” , a 

Is that all you haye seen in the papers ?” 

“Not much else. What, besides, have yon 
found in them 

“ Wheat, nt ten or eleven pounds a load— 


cntly,” ropliod, 1 
his employment, 
only by sight? 


My partner knew puttoh in tlm continental army, and thug legally can 


ueletl IVis indentures. He served over ffvpycnrs 


t rolling worm* fro m th e^yidt m . 

The proprietor lias iimde it ii pulnt 


njZ* Xr I'drew'^'tlte veng^nccsavcdhcr from 111 If The following morning I received a uh.c from T T 

In form, it was stoned In the dupli- was altogether a wretched, unfortunate affair. Mrs. Rivers, tihe wished to sccmcimlnediqtely t toned l°r a good part of tlic time on the do- ,„o*t*alnUry effect* ; not unfrequebtly. After nearly a 1 

re sum was Bald down as deposit and and the intelligence, sod in itself, whioh reached on a matter of great importance. I hastened to bat able groiimhtwtwccn the lines of the two tha. 6 tmnary WOparatlon * for worn*, h ad b een pre v l ourti 

•• r lb® About a twelvcmou.h after Mr. Dutton's and fouml, on arriving here, that mum am.es mainly h’ESSj 

that the - mother had died m childbirth of her George Hamblin was in custody, nnd undergo- . ’ lle olt ou acte<l ns escort to >> ash- 6f rwpectllb ( a pp „ on p ln dlfT( . r „ nl pnrlB „ r thp country 

first-born, a girl, appeared to mo rather a mat- ing nn examination, before two county mngis- togton, once when;the latter, with a stall of and should Induct* famine* niwar* to keep a rial of th 

ter of rejoicing than of sorrow or regret. Tho trates, on the charge of hn vine fired Mr. Put- French nnd American officers, rcconnoitered, preparation In thrir po»w*i.ion. ft i* mild in It* operatioi 
shock to poor Dutton was, I understood, over- ton's premises. The chief evidence was, that I™" *""»* 0 !“ 1,10 


nnd the intelligence, sad in itself, which reached 0 n a matter of great importance. ' I liostened to hat able grouncHwtwocn the lines of the two the ordinary preparation* for 
mo about a twelvemonth after the marriage, Mr. Dutton's, and found, on arriving there, that mum armies, mainly in Westchester ootu.lv, 

that the mother had died in childbirth of her George Hamblin was in custody, and undergo- NowYork. lie often acted as escort to Wash- 6f r „ prrtllb f e p( . rBOnil | n l d | f 


l»r 0 T 0 r»d. Till. nrrpsniUan bus At I lie nboTr ntsMlshmont e«n **». 

rnly-twa year.' trial, anil l.winfl- fcllowlm : 

aj.af.MU eWeetUnl mrdlolao Iter MKTI10DTST HOOK C01, C1 » N 

idc tl‘k pftlnt tn nscrrtirth tTl«rr*s All- thapubllcatlouB of H'lsConccrn tn Ws hVi 
IHC* a* catnc within hi* knowledge thw, nt catalogue pact's. * n * a °* 4 ||t 

Invariably fomid it to produce tnc SUNDAY SJ’Hnni 

nt unfrequently. after nearly all gundftv ,ui lool nf , V 001 ' B 0 °K 8 . 
a* for worm*, had been prevloualy f 7 y Bc, '° o1 Mook " of ‘^nomlnatloag a, 
permanent advantage'. ThU fact l * ,n,lvp swortment of .ItJVENILK JIOOKr ^ 11 ^ 
cate* and *tateinrnl* of hundred* Llbrarle*. 


that the • mother had died in childbirth of her cleorge Hamblin was in custmly, ami undergo- escort U, Wash- TnR 0 ,.00Y 

first-born, a girl, appeared to me rather a mat* j n g nn examination, before two county mngis- onc ® when^the latter, with n staff of « n d should Induce famine* alway* to keep a vial of the This dotwrimMit i. •„«, t mwmm 


whelming for a time, and fears were entertained Hamblin hnd been scon lurking about the place 
for his intellects, lie recovered, however, nnd ju,*t before the flames broke out. ami flint near 


French and American officers, rcconnoitered, 
from tho high grounds nortli of Harlem, the 
j British forces near Fort Washington, in edntem- 


and should Induct* famlllc* alway* to keep a vial of the Thl* denartment i® »,.rv inr* n . 

preparation In tlieir possession. It is mild In It* operation . . , OR . embracing ^ « 

and inay b« admliiiiiti'red witli perfect safety to the most r ** n " * , «*olnf(y. published In thin coumw* 


deUcato Ibfant. «J“ 8 oltl by all I)rupnl*ts In NewOrleah*. 


took charge of his grandchild, the father very j the window where an incendiary might have on- 


willing ly resigning the onerous burden. 

My brother-in-law left .lames Dutton’s nei git 


tered, were, fouml portions of several lutiifer 
matches, of a particular make, nnd correspond-.- 


*1 ♦ln*» T Z t Ai nu r XT C T, « b y nearly all tmigglst* and country merchants in the 

plfttion of nn attack on tlio City of New^ork. united state*. mav 22 -iy 

The reconnaissance was made under a heavy * , ,, 7 .,,,^ 

lire of round anil clmin-shnt from the British A bj ' F.s I KS, 


linos, which riddled some. trees around tho flen- 


horliood for a distant pnrt of the country about I ing to a number found in Hamblin’s bed room. orfl ^ fflnft^^nnd caused some involuntary 


this period, and I saw nothing of the bereaved 


ducking of heads, but killed none. Once Mr 


COMMISSION M K R t 11. 1 N T , 

NrAv York. 

Purchase* every d escrip tion of MERCHANDISE on 


» country .kAi^ 

r-nw, nmong whkli nmy I». found th> M,™., ” 
.t'-mmy T.ylor, Wwli-y. Clnrko, Mr Ur , 8 **#»: 

I.(vkr. Huron, Mlllnn, (killlrr. Shrrlork Tj 'Sk, 
I'nli y. SUckhouw. Ulm.nl I .Till, .Iron, WuCr"' , X 
bnlghton, narrow, MoItIUi-, Mngw, 


i 


whi^h nil ho might die possessed of was bo- 
queathed to his darling Annie. His health, 1 
was glad to find, wag quite restored : and al- 


.» ^.4*U 
rtf***- Ur 


Ii sad and lonely hour*. 
* to aw*. 


that all this bitter grief 
BMW to thee— 


thou ait Ifo 
00 keenly tl 



1 earth, from me. 


V Wheat, nt ton or eleven pounds a load; — queathed to his darling / 
less perhaps — other produce in proportion.*' was glad to find, wag qui ........ 

u|m ,( though now ilffcv years of age, the bright light 

' «*I see further. Sharp, than you botrihnen do, of bis young days Sparkled once more in his 
in some matter*. Money's done for ; that to me keen glunco. His youth y 
is quite ^ltCfti/ai^eaflier than 1 thought Ukely ; in little, Annie/ He could 
although I, of course, ns well ns every other though still jvtth remorsefi 

man with a head Instead of n turnip on his shoul- lost child. 

ders, knew such A raw-hend-nnd-bloody-bonos “No fear, Sharp, . lie faa 


, ... „ To this Hamblin replied, that he had oomo tn duckinp ol l.eiuls, but killed rone Once Mr. I'urelws* everj description or MhRCIlANl.lSK an „ ' ' 

father for about five years, save only at two I the house by Mr. Dutton’s invitntion, but fomi'd Spl't.cef was one of a nunrd (If six men on board onlers froin imTehsnu. lilanters'and nthws. either for * 

business interviews. The business upon whirl. nn body there. This, however, wnn vehcmrntlv n sloop from Albany loaded with bread for tlio cn»l. or. on credit, rabraclna Dry Qo.,iD. (ilotl.lnR, Hard- ‘ ‘ ' . 

1 bad seen him was tlic alteration of his will, by denied l.v Mr. Dutton, lie had made no nil- American army, which was out out by British l’!!!*™.' Carriages, Furniture. MorldMry. i-iantors’ ..... 

pointment with Hamblin to meet him At his, boats wl.ijo lying uonr Tarry town, and a ser- Utensils, ana Indeed overy thin* the market niT„rdr. ■*" 

Dutton’s house. How should l.e, purposin R ns K™' 1 and the captain badly woundcll— tkm»l R nmedJ» of any Produce promptly nnd failhfully t won)a rw „ K . tru 

1 _ ,*.1 a 1 • T I / . . ,1 . .. * , nil lint ll.n ousisnnnl nonnnin. 1... 1 .. ..... allnmli,,! In 1 


l.elghlon, Hiirrow. MrlTllle, Mngn, 

Nevlns. Krnns. Home. IUo<,ii,net,|. (| rnJ „ n 

send. Kill,,. Butler. Rd wards Swift. . k >ba 


cnicd by Mr. Dutton, lfc bad made no np- American army, which was out out by British 'vAirc. Pianos, Uarrlagcs, Furniture. Mi, clUjne'ry. Planters’ 
ointment with Hamblin to meet him fit Ins, b " ftts lying none Tarry town, and n scr- Utensils, and Indeed every tl.ii.tf the market affords. 


lie did to be in London nt tlio time ! With re- 1,11 ,m * ‘he sergeant escaping by jumping ovor- 


spcct to the lueifn/matoliCB, llnmblin said he > 1 ral * ri1 nn| l swimming or wading to tlio slioro. ...... ,,, „ .. 

I liad purcliascil tliem of a mendicant, and that At another time lie made one of a squadron' 

'utton saw. him do so. ' This also was dc- drawn from bis regiment, wl.ieh escorted John Bor. John li. McFtrtln, Rdltor XMhvIllo Advocate. Nasb- 
It was further proved that Hamblin. A'ttfnns nnd Thomas Jefferson from tlio American vUle.Tenn. 


No fear, Sharp, ’’ lie raid, “ thatl make that 


AX ATTORNEY 


as that must sooner or later come to the dogs, tcrriblo mlstako again. Annie will fall in love 
I And as I also knew what agricultural prloes please God, with jio unlettered, soulless booby 


I k®*w Jum® Dutton, 
,. *M 4 ®>V period of life, » 


were before the war, I can calculate withoui 
the aid of vulgar fractions, which, by the by, 1 
never reached, what they’ll be whon its over 


ys Sparkled once more in Ins -i,,,,! purchased them of a mendicant, and that Al another tnno l.o matte one or a squadron' 
His youth was, lie said, renewed Mr. Dutton saw. him do so. This also was dc- drawn from bis regiment, wliioli escorted John 
He could even bear to speak, n j c j. n wn9 further proved that Hamblin, Adams nnd Thdmns Jefferson from {lie American 
remorseful emotion, of his own when in driuk, had often said he would ruin headquarters above NewYork to the scat of 
Dutton before he died. Finally, tlic magistrates, government, (I’liilndclpliin.) and were on their 
p," lie said, " that! make li.at t hough with some hesitation, decided that there "' n ) r hack when tl.cy mot tlic great body of the 
ignin. Annie will fall in love, was l.nrdly sufficient evidence to warrant them American and French troops marching -quietly 
no unlettered, soulless booby ! j„ committing the prisoner for trial, and lie wns 1,11,1 rhpldly southward to fir CovnwalliB in Vir- 
p elevated, beautiful and pure discharged, much to the rage and indignation B inil1 - lle served to, ,tlio end of tho llcrolution, 
ou must come and sec her.” I of tlic prosecutor. - and has for some years' enjoyed' a small pension, 

i nnd he went bis way. At Subsequently, Mrs. Rivers nnd I lmd a long which! his nged wife being prostrated with lin- 
■views— the first it must have private conference. She and the child l.nd again goring disease, and ho near. the end of hiB.ciipn- 
hance inquiry for his eon-in- « 1 o p t at Elswortl.y’s, on the night of the fire, city to labor, he needs and gratefully accepts! 


what agricultural prices plonso Ood, with no unlettered, soulless booby 1 i„ committing the prisonor for trial, nnd lie wns 
, I can calculate without llor mind shall be elevated, beautiful nnd pure discharged, much to the rage and indignation 
»tions, which, by the by, 1 as her person. You must come and sec her." I of the prosecutor. 


promised to 1 do so; and he went Ida way 


cheeks were fresh nnd ruddy, 
«, circumstance, nnd natural 


him suffer from want. 


I coarse of lire has been lfipa equa- 
ls II ltas.toen chiefly so beenut* 
mpulsc. the fir*tM«H^ti the grenl 
i which «o much ^Tepcnda, whs di- 
Mr heads in my case than in his. 


U as I shall calUrim, at In two or three weeks people generally will get one of these interviews— tli© first it must have p r i V4l te conference. She and the child had again gcrmJS J»ftense, and he near the end of his.capi 

when ray preaent scanty I a dim notion of all this; and I sell, therefore, been— 1 mode a chance inquiry for his son-m- 9 l(*pt at Elsworthy’s, on the night of tho fire, city to labor, he needs and grntofully accept 

thick and dark, my now-l whilst I can, at top prioea.” la*’. Hamblin. As the name pnssed my lips, a ftn d Dutton in London. “Ilis excuse is,” said though lie has children living who would not b< 

The shrewdness of the calcnlation struck me look of hate and rage flashed out of his burning Mrs. Rivers, “that he cannot permit us to sleep him suffer from want, 
at once. “You will take another farm when eyes. 1 did not utter another word, nor did he, here unprotected by his presence.” We both ar- ~~~ r ^ -— - - 

one can be had on easier terms than now, I sup- nn ‘' * c separated in silence. ^rived at the same conclusion, and nt last agreed „ Ayb CovntMpoiujm.s.— At tho tinib 

po«!" It was evening, and 1 was returning in a 'gig upon wlmt .should be done, attempted rather, 

“Yes, if I can manage it. And I trill man- from a ratlicr long journey into tlic country, nnd Hint without delay. Tohtccii suu» In the Union. Ueoflji. Cfintpa w«“ VI 

age it. Between ourselves, after the old man’s whon 1 'called, in redemption of my promise, Just before taking leave of Mr. Dutton, who l’n-slJenl ur the United Slates j Baauicl Smith, of. Ma. 


d«®e their w»rk on both ot J ona ran be bad onensler terms than now, I sup- 
■ of lirenas been lgas eqna- f nose:" 


lMiequa- pose:" . 
o because ..yea, If I 
(lie great aRe It. Bet, 


“Yes, tf I can manage it. 
age It. Between ourselves, i 


And I trill man- 
after the old man's 


-rived at the same conclusion, and nt InBt agreed 
upon wlmt should be done, attempted rntlior, 
nnd Hint without delay. 


IiUNItY Cl. AY ANb III* .CoNvTK 


At tho tlnic o t 


Ilttliry C-laW* st-coml oletftion. or nppolhttaiont to tlii* U..B. 
Bt*ftftU*V'on fio 4tli or Jrtmmry. 1811). thuro wore pnly sp- 
vontoi-n btntvH in tho Union. “ 


0« or go Clinton wn* Vice 


Purchosp* pyorj description of MKRC1IAND18K on , '* uu ‘‘< ,r . Edwards. Hwlft, I<onJ, 

... ueim, u. ma men nn uuuiil i ;ll ' ll, ' r ' front merchants, |ilanters Slid ntlitrs. either for B m'i? ' lc : 'U. 

mil Albany loaded with bread for tlic rash nn'eredlt. embracing l.rj- Unnds. Ulidl.li.it, Herd- , ■ ' ' M * N8! ANI) TIIAVER Boo„ 

iVftre. 1-lltim, I’nrrlnges, Furniture. Moelilnery. l-lanters 1 An ' vlenriveni.sortlnent.of nil p|ie. p and^ft— ‘ 
Uleiislls.nnd Indeed o,ery tiling the market nlfords. of lilndlhgs. si’HOOL rv *1 

(lonsljftjmenj. of any Produce pro.,.,, II, nnd faithfully , wou ' ld ^ onll 
attended to. Tn chents, teachers nnd In ^ 

McfPrs. Wlghtman k Bummers, Editors Southern Christian " ,y 1 " r ^‘ , nn , v,lll i nbk ‘ n,worU,H ‘"t, coiuMn. 1 ,® 5 . U 

Advocate, Chnrloston. Spelling llw.ks. Eloctitlony»I^u 

Rev. John 11 . McKvrrin, Editor Nashville Advocate. Nash- -Reading Rooks, Arithmetic 

vUle.Tenn. .fUctionnrh** .. , 1 

Editor New Orleans Christian Advocate, . Algebra, 

Mi«srs. J. 0. Nelson k Co., New Orleans. £ Urammars, Ocomclrr 

Messrs. (Cherry. Henderson - k Co.. New Orleofis? Rhetoric, Sttrtwfi 

Messrs. Lowo-PKltispn k Co., New Orleans. * Comnosltlon 

, - 1 Mr. Wm. Kckford. Mobile. Ala.. ' Drawlne , 1 Mmurhu,. 

Messrs. Weaver, Mulling Co . Mobile, Ala. ™ : Chemistry, 

o Col. James E. Haunder^, Mobile, AIu. Book-Keeping, . Botany, 

A. 0. Harris. Esq.. Memphis. Tenn. Ooogrnphy, Min»*mlfwr* 

IV. B. Cooke. Elysian Fields. Texas. Uistory, A , 

W. B. Jrihhston fe Bro„ Centrcvllle, Texan. Uc^dogy, 

0. W Prinre. Liberty. Texas. jy2Jl Bl*grnpliy, Nat lining 

OAK BOWERY FEMALE OOLLBOB. Fmnrh Onimmars, UlcU<!^S3^ 

ALABAMA b'ORFKUKNUR OF M: B. CUUltCB. BOCTII S, “' ni>h • n, ™*n and Ilalla n llrunnun.. nictinnd,^ 

ilev. T. B. BUSSELL? SL A^, VrSldent. ’ - ft""* ““I Latin BookAof .11 drrrHptto.. 

K. 1I0DS0N, M. A„ Adjunct and ChomlcU Prof, -ssor. . , 8T*«DAB1) WORM, 

Mr*. A. B. HODSON, Instructren, lu Drawing. Kmbrold- ^ /WF *■?««■!»»» SMy. Utw.tm.MIfc,^ 


vUle.Tenn. 

Editor New Orleans 'Chrlstinn Advocate. 

Mt«srs. J. 0. Nelson hi Co., New Orleans.. - 
Messrs. (7hcrry. Henderson' k Co.. New Orleafis? 
Messrs. Lowv.l'altSspn k. Co., Now Orleans. 

- 1 Mr. Wm. Kckford. Mobile, Ala.. 

Messrs. Weaver, Mullln fie Co.. Mobile. Ala. 

O Col. James E. Saunders’', Mobile, AIu. 

A. 0. Harris. Esq.. Memphis. Tenn. 


IV. B. Cooke. Elysian Fields. Texas. 

W. B. Johnston & Bro.. Centrcvllle, Texas. 


O. W. Prince. Liberty. Texas. 


— I --wuucrn, eic., etc 

Spanish. German and Italian Grammars. DlctlonuW-j 
■ Renders, etc. ' 


wriMr headc 
cbooi-fellowe 


ilebta are paid, I shall only have nine or ten upon Jamos Dutton. Annie was really, 1 found, wns iu nr 
hundred pounds to the good, even by selling at an engaging, pretty, bluc-ovcd, golden4i aired ‘.‘By the b 
the present tremendous rates;’ so it was time, child; and 1 was not so much surprised at her with rac o 
you see, 1 pulled up, and rabbetl the fog out oi grandfather’s doting fondness— a fondness en- Tuesday, 
my eveft a bit. ’ And, hnrk ye', Master Sharp,” tirely reciprocated, it seemed, by the little girl. . friends, ai 
he addod, as we rose and shook hands with each It struck me, albeit, that it was a perilous thenigkt .’ 1 


i for a considerable time; the present tremendous rates; so it was time, child; and 1 was not so much surprised at her 
1 certainly did— a larger you see, 1 pulled up, nhd rubbed the fog out of grandfather’s doting fondness— a fondness en- 
inhe, it yraa by no means \ n y eve$ a bit. * And, hnrk ye’, Master Sharp,” tirely reciprocated, it seemed, by the little girl. 


1 of Primary Department. 
Principal of Musical Department 
ind German. 


■ledge than he, it was by no means i n y even a bit. * And, hnrk ye’, Master Sharp,” tirely reciprocated, it seemed, by the little girl. 

[tinor capacity on my part, but that he added, as we rose nnd shook hands with each It struck me, albeit, that it was a perilous 
i bent on other pursuits. He was a other— “I have now done p [vying Wi jli the JihingJbr n man of Dutton’s vehement, liery 

U end h!s father encouraged this world —it’s a place of work and business, and nature to stqke again, ns he evidently ha l done* I wh.it hour do you dine ? 


Tuesday. I shall have one or two bachelor | sc “ tat ) T «- 


earliest moment diat his pn do i 


friends, nnd we enn give you a shako down for 
theni^t/’ 

T “_NcXtL. Tuesday ?” said be quickly. . “ At 
wh.it hour do vou dine ?’* 


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Patrons are requested, if possible, to enter pupils on the tiling usually kept in a Stationery Warehoi^- WiT? 

ret day of tho session. * — ' 31 — Li'ttrr lM~NDtg TAPEltSrbTlilI dcgcrlp i^, I 

Ojik Bowery. Chambers county. Ala.. Nov. 28. da B00K8, COPYING PRESSES. INK, etc., etc., tad iQ d 

*“ BOOT AND SHOE STORE. a„, ord-n, fon.urd.-d to mo r„ 


ly *on could 
:-piece. Jai 


lare of it so efFectually, that ni 


iy or litodla children, if I have any, shall, if 1 do not, rcncl 


thp class of landed gentry ; and this you’ll find, 


his all of life and happiness upon one frail ex- 
istence. An illustration of my thought or fear 
occurred just after we had finished tea. A knock 
was heard at the outer door, nnd presently a 


“ At six. Not a half-moment later.” 

** Good ! 1 will bo with you.” We then shook 
hands, and parted. 


of South Carolina ; Livingston, of NewYork: Cushing, t 
Massachusetts, of the Supreme ' Court ; Janies Madisqi 


then .Secretary of State ; Albert (lallatm, of tho Treasury: 
Henry Dearborn, of War ; Jacob Cri.wnin.Hhicld. of tha 


Navy; Gideon Granger. Postmaster General; Attorney-' 


I the lowest cash prices. 


The dinner would have been without interest I (,lIU,rHl Breckinridge— not pue remains. 


man’s voice,’ - in quarrelling, drunken remon- to me, had not a noto previously arrived from 

stranco, with . the servant wlio opened it. The Mrs, Rivers, stating 'Hint she hnd Annie were . Gi.ay ami Randolph.-^ T ho Boston .Kumnl thus alludes 

same deadly scowl I lmd seen sweep over Dut- again to sleep that night nt Klswortliy’s. This to the dubl'.which took phase between Juhn Randolph and 

ton’s countenance upon the mention of Hauib- promised ' results. Mr. Clay : 11 

lin’s mime, again gleamed durkly^thore ; and James Dutton, who rode into town, was punc- "The particulars of tho duel arc well known. The ec- 
finding, after n moment or two. Hint the : intruder tunl, nnd, as always of into, Hurried, exoiled, 


»r h» himoolf doomed cs- I. did not again see my old school-fellow til 

no amount of indulgence, tho change he had predicted lmd thorough], 
patiou, could divert him come to pass. Farms wero everywhere to b 
DjpRshing. Thus he saw let, and n general cjy to parliament for ai 
0 life— that of a si*orts- run.* throuirh the land. Dutton called at th 


I di«l not again see my old school-fellow till ton’s countenance upon the mention of Hauib- 
tho change he had predicted had thoroughly lin’s mime, ogain gleamed dark ly 49 there ; nnd 


■ DOUti b'l'UMJU. Any orders forwarded to me for 8 Undud tod mi^j 

Tho old and tavprite aland, corner of Camp, Duplantler lauebus Work*. Foreign aud American. Wifi be troooO 
unU I’rytnula streets. Is now well furnished with a stock ol attended to, as the subscriber is confident m. u 
Sfiws'xml Boots, of every variety. .-xiw-rl.-nrc . !.- . . . 0D I 


(h AV AND IUndoi I'M. The Boston Ji urnal thus alludes Customers and strangers faithfully served wlt\i goodl that his ability to execute 


experience, extensive acquaintance hnd mt Uriiitl*. 

fl.nt hla nl.illtv tn .•V.u'iitn . . _ ’ 


centric uoseeiidant of Pocahontas Appeared on the ground 


ng. Thus he saw lot, and a general c*y to parliament for aid would not bo denied, the master of tho house nervous— not, in rapt, it appeared to me, pro- 

-that of a aports- rang through the land. Dutton called at the gently removed' Annie' from his knee aud strode cisely in his right miiid v The dinner passed oft 

out for himself, H oflicc upon business, accompanied by a young oUt of the room. ns dinners usually do, nnd the after proceedings 

went on i 


In h Iiugo mnrning gown. This gnrnu*nt constitutad 


nrgaius and a good fit, from Monday morning until Satur- 
day jilglit. 

N. B. — Please rchi«mber that I do not open on Sunday. 


any order for Boohitfin w^ ,, 


> he really 
IU»g and « 


pifl 


eu oui ior iiiiuseu, M olhoe upon business, accompanied by a young 
ry that a certain woman of remarkable personnl comeliness, but, 
jurer should bs at- as a very few sontenc&a betrayed, little or no 
Pquired a knowledge education in the conventional sense of tho word, 
llirnr, and then with- She was the duu<?htor of a mriiicr whom— it was 


ired a knowledge education in the convenl 


betrayed, little or no 
uml sense of tho word. 


>1 avocations, 
after -years ; 


She was the duughter of a rarihcr whom— it was 
no fault of hers — a change of tho times had not 
found in a lietter condition for weathering them. 


otit of the room. 

“ Follow grandpapa,’’ whispered Mrs. Rivers, _ 

a highly respectable widow of about forty years I dido o’clock, when Dutton 
of age, whom Mr. Dutttun had engaged, at a J creased perhaps by tlio^cons 
high salary, to superintend Annie’s education. 1 1 1 


not, in lact, it appeared to me, pro- & vn-t (jircumfercnoo -that the locality of ihe swarthy 
Ids' vigil t miiid^ The dinner passed oft - Bwnator wa* af least a. matti r of very vague Rftujecture 
rs usually do, nnd tho after proceedings ?! J 1 ** rxt’l)ttngJd*hota.hnd the hall of Mr. Clay hit 
ftmiifi.Fln i,i •? j I n I..... * l.Alf the centre of the visible object, blit ilfr. Randolph \vn« not 

\cry COnuortRhly till about half-past there! Thu latter lmd fired hi the air. anil Immediately 
lock, when Dutton's perturbation, m- after tho exchange nf shots he walked up to Mr. Olay. 


such Therefore cull during the week. 


at very moderate prices, canuot bo surpassed In Uut;** 
Term* Cush. * JOHN BALL, 

b ‘8 Publisher and Bookseller. 60 Qnri«it 


JOSEPH SCHILLING. 


creased perhaps by the considerable quantity of I P iirt *d the folds of hi* gown, pointed to the hole where 


*1— L.J. » . ' --- - :■■■■* . " uic, BHiu ni n lun vuiur, nur prweiice win pr«- 

r " “.VTr, , * 1 Annl> Mosely, in fact, wns a thoroughly indna- vent T iuknoc ; but it is a and affair.” 

when l was- airfcUd l>y the trious, clever farm economist. Tho instant She then informed mo that Hamblin, to whom 

mi.®. T l' ,. ‘i' ?, 1 h ?' 1 "°?. li r c ' 1 au el, 8 iM « r : l , n "- ,lt 1,18 own Mr. Dutton allowed a hundred a voar, having bc- 

>de.l, to take coach for Horn- r noe and conditions, Uo married her; and now, 0(m ,e aware of tins fatlior'sTondn'oss for Annie, 


The cliild wont out, and Mrs. Rivers, addressing wnfi^apparent to everybody, almost uacobtrolla- you j.w 
me, said in a low voice, “ Her presence will pre- ‘nle; lie. rose — purposely it seemed — sat down Clay re 
vent violence ; but it is a sad affair.” again— drew out his watch almost every minute»| }} >•" **][ 

She then informed mo that Hamblin, to whom and answered remarks addressed to him in the 


winj he had swallowed, nut drunk, Wime jt iS^tumieJof llpSctai 


-we mu n coat— you owe mu a coat ,M to which- Mr. Vurll l . . 1 ^, irhlll „ lt (lf 
replied In n voice of slow and solemn empliH*!*. nt * 


BREWSTER & OO., 

CARRIAGE W A R K H 0 U S E , 

No. 116 Qrayier street, roar 8 t. Charh * Hotel, hnd 105 St 
* Charles street. 

80LICIT the utteutton of purchasers to their cxteiihlvc 


in same- time pointing directly at Mr. Randolph s heart,. • CARRIAGES AND IIARN 

Mr. Raudolph l tliiiuk God that lain no lUrprr iu youy Which they offer at, the very loWest prlc 


wildest manner. Tlio decisive moment was, 1 
saw, arrived, and at a gesture of mine, Kls- 


. CARR I AGES AND HARNESS. 

Which they offer at, the very lokest prices for cash or ap- 
proved paper: They are constantly rucciviug. from their 


oro. CLr.viXANP. wm. clctklano. a r 

ULKVKLAXI). BWmiKIlS t CO. 
Commission Merchauts, 21 Commercial l’lacc, Hnrh 
loan*. kl 

RICH AllD NUGENT ft CO. 

Cot tan Factors and Commission Merchants. No. 61 rta 
Row. Caroudelet street. New Orlenns. f , | 

WRIGHT; WILLIAMS ft COL ^ 

Commission Merchants. No. l»3 Gravler street Kta Or- 

leans. ' j, j 

S. E. GUltMAN ft CO. 


I 4 Zulu • r u>Mur .r vn,m price anu oonuiitons, he marnca uor ; ana now, 00 m e aware of the father’eTondricss for Annie, saw, arrived, nnd at a gesture of mine.Kls- 
ler t° asiwum from a witness 0 n tho third day after tho wedding, he had systematically worked thnrkitfwlcdge for his worthy, who in my confidence, addressed 
# evtocnctf we might expect brought me a draft of the lease for examination, own armlid nmi* n«,i nPAliulml *v*pv frmili nttnnh Dutton. ^ 


' j - •» • j. . f - — ojovciuiun iinj buiru'i unit luu'niuliue ivi »uo .......j, 

. . ^ cxl ! ecl brought me a dr»it of the lease fur examination, own sordid ends, nnd preluded every fresh attack Dutton. 

A, . . ,oom ^ m tlie 1110,1 “Vou are not afraid, then,” 1 remarked, “ of m, on M r . Dutton’s nurso bv a threat to reelnim “ lly 


Lori.iVv.' Sin.: Oo.n. svtion. — B aton Hogue. July 13. — 
Ye*terduy llie Convention ]ias*ed without alteration, ar- 


New York house, No. JiHJ Broadway, (the oldest ‘Carriage I Importer*, Wholesale and Retail dfah-rein lUti.C«fiu4 


lift - u ' .1 - .1 taking a farm in these bad times i the child. '■ It is not tho money,” remarked 

ha January ; tke vrea h- “ Not l-at a price. W° moan W rough it, Mr B . Itivcrs, in conclusion, “ that Mr. Dutton 

P“ a 1 T- r,Cn . ,• an Mr ' Sharp.’ ho added gaily. “ And, let me tell cftreB eo muc i, f or , |, ut the thought that ho holds 

1, lfn,l P f!i“i 8 i ^ 6 y° u - th8 ‘ who * 1 ' 1 "loop to do that 1 - Annie by tho su(f runcc of tlmt wretched man 


s mean to rough it, 


upon Mr. Dutton’s purse by a threat to reclaim 
the child. “It is not tho money,” remarked 
Mrs. Rivers, in conclusion, “ that Mr. Dutton 


2 sh attack Dutton. tide Jks of thebqu*titutioiiiUuflningJn wiiom tlie exucu-, 

,o reclaim “ Ry the way, Dutton, about Mrs. Rivers and tlv . u l’ uwt * r abalj ftmt/und how the Guvornnr and Lknteu- 
remarked Annie. I forgot to tell you pfjt before.” 


Uepo.-itory in the Uulted State*.) h variety of 

NEW YORK CITY MADE, CARRIAGES. 

Some of which are. of entirely new and original design* 


Struw Good*. No. 36 Magatluu street, corn*! of Omte, 
New OrlCan*. 

A geueruliusortment of Panama. Campcaciij, Lqka 


iwBWH^-nwuuiMe cuiei marxci -mn, where | 

-S£t 

MkBir<vbitc damafk tabic- cloth, bright | 

tVfira 

mb«* 

EM Um 

) nsscrotis groum of hearty, stalwart 

^M^ were in Lighg.ee, crowing and 

m' §***** 

f-wfcfch the papers were jurt then fall— 

the bur nlair of Moscow, and tlic flight nnd ruin 

i "wMj 



* f *. 1 #: il * — .. . ■ ’ -r • . . , nuiiiu uy iiiu biiij niiitt; ui uiiiv nivicii 

f I h ' me f«! take lboir coaU off - , lwk . n P tlolr Bloovos - goads him at times almost to insanity.” 


Tlic restless man was on his feet in an instant, 
nnd glaring with fiery eagerness at the speaker. 
“What! what!” he cried, with explosive 


Article 89, dcfiuing thu qualities reqQired -to make a 

5 ergon eligible for these offices, wiw made the order of the 
ay for to-day. \ n ' 


Also, plainer, hut equally substantial vehicles, from the I nuJ I’“D n Leaf Huts, at the lowest cash pric^ eowtiul; 


same reputable Eastern manufacturers. 

Particular attention will ho given to the covering and 


quickness’ “ what about Aniio? Dcut'h »nd.ter^r^^S!!;!;^&r l,,1,, l,me 


Article 40 and 41. describing tlin term of Gubernatorial shipment of Carriages,' to iusure prompt and safe delivery 


on hund. \ 

fti-Manufactory. lSKWater htreet New Ycrk. M 


ter one term-, were passed without 'alteration. 

Article ji'2. making Rieliglble to the office of Governor 


wdfling Bppflmnces to ftewinilii-iniiy, and “ Would not the fellow waive his claim for a f«i-y! speak, will you ! ”' Article p. making n, eligible to the 

Will. If they understand their business, and Innroasn nf hi« nfnmitv s»» Don t alarm yourself, my good fellow. It’s or Lieutenaut Governor certain persons. wa» aiueiided by 

have got their heads screwed on right, do better . . _ f nothing of consequence. You brought Annie ,, 0 Y t or Iuiulstor of u,, y rcii^louH society." aud 

horotU in any of tho uncleared countries »nd if govornSa, about an hou? boforS 1 * A&. 4) to. r ,,..r ri „, 

they talk so much tOxrnt. Juuknow what I “J™ “ TOIUs's, Parted, tohU*P at our house ” LleuU-oaut Oivwnor'a pom-n-and U 

told you down at Romford. Woll, wo’ll manage pirt tly from the pleasure ol keeping such a man v’cs— yes,” gasped Dutton, white as death, »Hhoui.„i Ur ation. 

that before our hair is gray, depend upon it, aa Mr. Dutton in his power, partly because lie. n nil everv fibre of liis hodvahakimV with turvihle- J *-B- Houghton, of New Orleans, wi 

bad as the times may bo— wont we, Nanco !" kuowa that the last filing would be parted with ^ aric 


nothing of consequence. You brought Annie 
and her governess, about aii liour beforS. 1 
j started, tosVecp at our house ” 


our hair is gray, depend upon it, 


ad as the times may be — won’t we, Nanco ?” knows Hint the last stiilling would be parted witl 

“We’ll try, Jem,” was the smiling response. rft ther than tho child. It to. a very unfortunat 
They left tlie draft for examination. It was business, andl oftenfear will terminate badly. 


Dutton, white as ’death, I wlthoubaItefatl oi i. 


waa piissud. 

Articlt-s 43. 44. 4'i and- 40. referring partictuarly to the 
Lieutenant Governor’s powers and duties, wero passed 


as appointed l’est- 


MEDIOAL. NOTICE. 

DR. I. PIERCE, of Columbus. Georgia, respectfully 
call* the attention of Physician*. Druggists and dealers lir 
Medicine to . 

v EFFING'S EXTRACT OF BUCHU. ' 

This excellent remedy for all diseases of the kidneys 


r. i:. A. malahd. - a c. uinituft 

MALAUD ft AUMISTEAD, 
Wholesale Dealers in Foreign ami Domestic Dry 0«ft 
No. 7o Gravier street, between Magarine andC»ap.Kft 
Orleans. 

A full su pply of Plantation Ooods. fop 

^ DR. GREEN LEAF, 

Office— Juckson" street, between the Market-hoiue tf 
Tclioupitoulas street. 


after tho reading of thu aud urinary organs generally ; also, all Dyspeptic caaes I Rosidonoo— Corner pf Jackson aud Mtnxlne rtntts. U 

lil-i nIHi-i, uj li.u-rot.n i if i iril i ii » r v liinili nn.l ilnrallm, 1 ., ■ i r.n_ I ~ 


sroandhia hat might, capital one, WM in Kaaex. 

,t; and aa he did »ot 1 Ilia hope, were fully realised as to moncy- 


Iraft for examination. It was * ul '°“ 1 «? r « 111 uirmmuio nauiy. Unfurtunatcly, two female cousins arrived Cpl. J. B. Waltoa wae 

:ctly drawn. Two or three days ^ho loud, but indistinct wrangling without BO on after you went away, and 1 was obliged to po ? l i?“;i,,„ 

°«a **ef® executed, and James ulc ’ “ d 1 Leard a koy taro8tlff - escort Annieand Sirs. Rivers homo again.” ri°e to'muc' 

ed in possession. The farm, a ly L, ■ 0 , , . , A wild Bliriek— yell is perhaps the more ap- tin. commute, on u.u« 

inKssex. - “ The usual conclusion of these scenes,” said pro p riate expression-burst from tho conscience Article 47 , touching , 

rof “! 1 / ^..tojmoBe,- Smffear.strFcken manr Another instant aid 


office a* Secretary. ofordluary kinds, aud duration, is ownpd nnd carefully 


position. B ' WHll9U Wa8 eU ‘ Ct ° d ln hIfl yhkW ’ without op- prepared by the subscriber, and i* offered on his Medical I 


uii’iiibvr you wem awny, nii( M was ODllgetl 10 A resolution to create n committee on internal improre- 
cort Annie and 3Irs. Rivors homo again.” ment* gave rise to much discussion, und waa referred to- 
A wild shriek — yell is perhaps the more np- lllu Committee on General Provisions: 
opriate expression— burst from tho conscience Article 47, touching thi; Oovi-mor ,- power tn reprieve 

„[fe.r..1rUen limn" An.llin. inUa.l „„.l »nJ Pumon wu, pneeej without ulUTation. 


knowledge as a remedy to be relied on. Ho is anxious to 


CUIHKSUKN i. DAKnm 


utroduceit into thu great Western market. Allneccssa- 1 D * H,eM ln Cqrpeting. Oil Cloths and lloaitrkeeplng If 


K directions found on the label, on each bottle. Whole- 
snU^rice <.8 per, dot. Retail, $1 per* bottle. 

Orders directed to L. PIERCE. Druggist, Columbia,. 
Georgia, will bo duly attended to. (?ush, or references. 


Goods. Nos. 26 Chartres street and -9 ( 
street. New Orleans. 


A. J. WRIGHT ft CO., 

Cotton Factor* and Commission and FomrdhiM* 
Thant*. No. 67 Gravier street, New Ork-an*.. M* I 


§ previously , an l ho ftn d prosperous family. They had one 
m— «nd asked why only — a daughter. The ntethcr, Mrs. Di 
° hiineometimee, died when this child was about twelvo years ol 
'** »®tcrrqpted by a age; and Anne Dutton became more than ever 
■ cheerfully complied the apple of her father’e eye, Tlio busiucss of 
east 1 can answer for the farm went steadily on in its accustomed 
to * more than usual- traok ; eaoh succeeding year found J nines Dut- 
theta capital old mar- ton growing In wealtli and importance ; and ids 
Itttnry Jolly after- daughter in sparkling, catching comeliness— al- 
Dphant over the frost- though certainly hot in the refinement of mim- 


vuiions were acoounwu a ricn - ,, gone too far. 

family. They had one child fapos of my friends. He was silent for several B - Out of the 


minutes ; nt last he said, quickly, sternly : 


screamed tlie mailman. 


41 yeas and 63 nays. 

ullurd’s amendment wua taken up 


Let go, or I’ll dash you to atoms !*' 


ippla of her father’s eye, Tlio business 
farm went steadily on in its uccuston 


adman. ._ fllr *“ u J l * ri J ' 8 amendment waa taken up : Yeas 69. nav* We hare Tnis Day associated with u* in the Factorage. 
Suiting wiis losl^ Ubuir vot* , J fa tlie m-gutirv.umf the aoivailuiviit Commlision and Forwuhlng bu.li„», joun b. cam 


making qualified 


naoy, or ’ 

“ Tush! tusli!” interrupted Dutton; “ thefel- 
i low has no wits to., lose. Thnt being so — -but 
let us talk of something else.” We did so, but 


and rushed on, shouting incoherently — “My „• lr - , , J : tt substitute, "live yeur* reBideuce” 
horse! There is time yet! Tom Edwards, my %% h °!^X«Ulu. „ .n,.^ 

i horse : .. , Burling “thirty yoaw of uuu." 

| Tom Edwards was luckily at hand, and al- Jj* 1 * w “ 8 l . ulli «nthe tabio by 79 yea* and 34 nays, 

though mightily surpriseil at the sudden uDroar. L «,_ ,."?. w bl *! n B tuke n Oarter'a Bubstltute — 


a learned, Judges at Westminster it is 


irenvery jolly oner- daughter in aparkhng, catching comeliness— al- ^ nas no wus to lose, innt ijeing so out though mightily surprised at tho sudden uproar r „, Tot ^ri now h 0 !"®' uken on Oar^r'a Bubstltute - 

niniphaiit ovw the frost, though certainly hot in tlie refinement of man- lot talk of something else.” We did so, but £ B attr f butc r J toMr I)utt3bZrin lBwn,ng 

ner which gives a quickewng life and grace to coherently, and I soon bade drink, mechanically assisted to saddle, brfofc, . One of the learned Judges at Westminster it is 

\ ^ not peraonal symmetry -and beauty. James Dutton n ' nm! . .. , v . and bring out the ronn mare ; pud before 1 •ald,won£i 6 ,oooou'tjiB late Durby at Kpuom 

rtfol*Um^JI.frh r ? nu J ln ' ld .® ral 111 '“J tll 001 'y. of 11,0 worlldcSeiiOH, tll ! f ?“S D u Umrr-id/nnlfrd "at’ could reach the stablcH, Dutton's foot wns in tbe Tho Chinese think that the soul of a pool 

/ U ? edu f C ' 10 " b *y onJ wh »‘; ‘n u narrow aoeepta “ ®“ tton 1 stirrup. 1 shouted “ stop,” as loudly as I could, latq a grushopper.' becune It slag, till it starv”. 

„ ' ‘ Hon or the term, was i absolutely “necessary;” wn “ a “ lrungt ' but the excited horseman did not heed, perhaps A shockofan earthquake whs very sensibly 

"h rS ™v» . l( said. ..and , i “<» away he went, at a fremen- «? !«'■!«*•. 


DEN. Esq . lata of St. Louis, ami will continue the busi- 
ness under the name aud style of WATERS, CAMDEN 
ft CO. 

Wu respectfully solicit the patronage, of our old friend* 
and the public generally in behalf of our u«w firm. 

NewOrleans, July 1, 1852. WATERS ft CO. 


■ : It. M. ELLIS ft CO., 

Ootwnovlon Merchant s. No. 67 Gravier Blrert, In ft- 
leans. # 1 

REGULAR DRY GOODS TRADE 

JOSEPH II. PALMER ft 00., 

I Importer* ami Wholesale Dealers lu Dry Good* fJhtf 
’ street. New Orleans. WF 


Whole time, which, hofA of education beyond what, in u narrow aocepta 
•Ipreesion in words. ( lion of the term, was absolutely “ necessary ;” 

fan are, Junes Dutton!” cried n and Anne Dutton, although now lieircss to very 
lout the dense auioke-cloud that considerable wealth, know only how to read, 
tfspletely enveloped us. On look T write, spell, cast accounts, and superintend the 
te spot from whence the ringing hoftto husincci of the farm. I saw a good deal 


ise auioke-cloud that considerable wealth, know only how to read, lam in a great hurry, he said, “nnd 1 
eloped us. On lookr write, spell, cast accounts, and superintend the * lftY0 0,, Jy called to say, that 1 shall be glad if 
whence the ringing hoftio busincee of the farm. I saw a gopd deal' you will run overcto tlic farm to-morrow, on a 
W*4ik,e the sun as of the Duttons about this time, my brother-in- “fetter of business. \ou have seen, perhaps, jn 
-glfamed redly dull law, Elsworthy, nnd his wife having taken up lh° paper, that my dwoUing-houie took fire the 
: atmoephore. * their abode within about half a mile of Janies p»g«*t before JaBt. Have you not ? Well, it is 
>attoo, “ hasn’t the Dutton’s dwelling house ; nnd 1 ventured once u l JOft ^ ^'ould consult you. *Will you 


, . , , I not hear me ; and away he went 

he Mid, “ and 1 1 ,,„ UH Hna ~i. Utlma. nn ,l . 


TII08. WATI’.k*. JOHK II. CAMDXa. < II ARLF.S IVA1XRI. 

Waters, Oamden A Oor, • 
COTTON AND TOBACCO FACT011H, AND 0KNU11AL 
COMMISSION MKUCIIANTS. 

_Jul, 3. No. 102. IVydra, ftrict NewOrleau*. 

eHVBCHBELLg, 


E.lll TI/i'.YHMfll. 

54 ’’ DUNLAP, M 

CAMP STIIKKT. NKW ORLBAM, 
IIuBOnbaml a good assort uu'iit of 
variou* quullties. which will bu sold on the n«t fc * 1 


blvtunu*. Purcbiwer* uro respectfully rtqneiUH* a! 

und examine. •ra 


ii iii ii iA douaspqed; hatleBs, and his long gray 
1 Shull be glad if J rcnmin „ iu th ’ winJ . 


« 100,000 WORTH or 


hair streaming iu the wind. It was absolutely ^ traveler who happened to meet tlie. brother 


neceesacy to follow. I tiiorefore directed Els- i!«V!\ U 0 V r? 0 * 0U ^ twr th»^j*t’» death, asked blm whether 
vmrtbv^lmrm. a mmO, K „.|f,„,. h. Iiitvailva to carry ou hla brothor'a Luslms. 


-tiuted I °fUlarfmon t anil Wtudror, ou Weduerduy t)iu30tli ult. OUUUCH. FACTOUY, STKAMBOAT AND LOCOMO. W lu 

A traveler who happened to meet the brotficr nimiva K ,!r-'iLii r .'’ l ^!! l r* ntly *■" ! la ".' 1 : ‘" J PNALS aud Fashionable Clothing, Gentlemen'iF®* 1 ' 

“" 7 ' oahu lm wUt ' ll,l ' r lu « aood8 - * c '- “ Ret *J- 

The Lrio and NewYork Railway is four -bun- jad properly, aud. prlng«al«o. wlilcli prevent th«cUpp«r . ALFRED MUNROE tf COp 


red quarters of wheat at or twice to remonstrate with the prosperous co ! l,c •’ 

1 you have, Ton Southall.” farmer upon the positive danger, with reference 1 agreed to do so, jind lie withdrew. The fin 
boy,” returned Muter tojiis ambitious views, of not at least So far cul- 1,1111 m '*> * found, done much injury. Itliui 
he plenitude of bis eatis- UVating the intellect and taste 'of so attractive commenced iu a kind of miscellaneous store 


Southall.” 
turned Master 
Ic of his satis- 


farmer urwu the positive danger, with reference 
to jiis ambitious views, of not nt least So far cul- 
tivating the intellect nnd taste 'of bo attractive 


1 n greed to do so, and lie withdrew Tlie fire ? be ul( j°? c . tll , e f t*leaannt. Tim evening was 
had not, I found, done much injury. It lmd < il c “ r “ ni ? ; 1 u . ow ttIlJ tLen c “ u (; hl 11 

commenced in a kind of miscellaneous store- ‘‘‘“‘unt sight ol Dutton, who was going at a Irun- 


dred nnd sixty miles In length ' It Is the longest riiilivuv f ! u " 1 r,,,,u ne on the llell; thereby pn. longing iu sound, 
either lu America orKurone. llsngiugs complete (Including Yoke. Frame ami Wheel ) 

It,., min lot, I n I*..).!. , furnished If desired.' 


Remus told a friend who waa alwnys taking 
I|u»ck modteincs, that he resembled theca|iitalul Turkey 
" hy ■ Because you are con, lonl.le.no.,, , 7 / ! 

The commission given to a Wnlbstreet broker 


furnished if dcrired. * ‘ 

An experience of thirty year* in this busincBs by tbelr 
lata father, enabled him to ascertain the best form fur 
Hell*, the combination uf metals, and degree of heat re- 
qulsltu for securing tn them the greatest solidity, strength 


“And, I aay, Jetu, I’ll tell *ee part with tho rude, unlettered clowns, with 
. **U elap on too guinea* more upon whom she necessarily came bo much in contact, 
» %^ ^ ^ r<)1rl> lnMe ** > should be imjK)S 8 ible. He laughed my hints to 


■ily came so much in contact, mon J«* perfectly unaccountable. 

)le. He laughed my hints to . “ I r u ‘ not 1,(5(511 dfeoovored^ihtime, und ex- 
tinguished,” 1 observed to Mr&, Rivers, “you 
idleness alone,” he said.“ that W 0 U \ l J. ^ mve been burned in your beds.” 
nto girls’ heads. Novel read-, ”''hy, no,” replied that Duly, with some 


s^U^^wltem^. .mai^fi^sdaugMer Hui Uvmuati^on he? ^ fire appeared to me, %£&££& 

IP*' 1 IU tell ’ee part with the rude, unlettered clowns, witl. the pohee offleere that hadboensum. )laTe ittem pted. I kept the high road, and we ^ ’T ' 1 


. .. : A J . k » «»®ruuoniui palturo*, are uow | 

luld by the subscribers, who have grown up iu the bust- I 
lies*, und who will use every eudeavor to smtain the ruuu- 


mg, jingling at a piano forte— merely other ® triin K e, ‘? 8B of manner. “ On tho night of the. 
names for idleness— these are tho parents of p l -0» Annio*nnd I slept at Mr. Elsworthy’s,” (I 
Bach follic*. Anne Dutton, as mistress of this * ul ^° om j|^ (H ^ to notice, that my brother-in-law 


“It is idleness— idleness alono,” he said. “ that would all have been burned in.your beds.” 

BMfr yow hand non it !” cried Tom South- puts love fancies into girls’ heads. Novel read-,' ”" hy, no,” replied that ludy, with some 

frO pis chair, and stretching ing, jingling at a piano forte— merely other * tr RngoueMof manner. “ On the night of the. 

big nftft leg .of inuttou— ' well, eay lamb names for idleness— these are tho parents of P :e » Aunioand I slept at Mr. Elsworthy’s,” (I 
W Ui® table. “And here— there,” he. added, each follies. Anne Dutton, as mistress of this ‘‘ a ve omitted to notice, that my brother-in-law 
Mmbtfl^nhuckle, as he extricatod a establishment, has her time felly and usefully ftlul f ftm * 1 .V had returned to their old residence,) 
jaw canvas-bag from hto pocket — 1 11 here’e ooeupied; nnd when the tiibo comes, not fur !‘ a P ll , Mr ' D “Hon remained in Loudon, whither 
fkmaAonoeV distant' now, to establish her in marriage, she *‘e had gone to see the piny.” 

mwa maMio m oxc Itod a good deal, of sur- will wed into a family I wot of; nnd the Rom- “ R‘'t the servants might have perished ?” 

iM.W prtof the table, and Dutton was ford prophecy, of which you remind me, will be “ No. A whim, apparently, -has lately seized 

fg^amff a p0bkooad as to lito reason for realized, in great part at least.” >Ir. Duttonythat no servant or laborer -shall 

iM^ttMubto hunting mare. He found, too late, hto error. He hastily en- sleep under tlie same roof with himself; and 

friends,” said Dutton, at last, tered the office one morning, and, although it ‘hose new, outhouses, where their bedrooms are 

mm to gn» np faming; tuai- ** was only five or six weeks sinye I had last seen placed, are, you see, completely detached, and 

■T “Mini’ r Inrcke in half a dozen him, the change in his tHen florid, prideful fea- are indeed, as regards this dwelling, made fire- 

turcs, wob bo striking und painful, as to cause proof.” 


had thus ridden about half an hour, perhaps, Ri'R during the tatkm ' wlricb tae “ sta'bUs^m^rhiu Vilret'ofore^njo^d' 

when a bright flame about a milo distant, ns the f ow ftj JJ™ imK, 1 , K 1 ", S 5 hl ? l !S e ?W' l :° ! ll,th lu ll,is u ;! J r, '" l b ,u eountriss ; th,. Bell, from ihirti 
crow flies, shot suddenly forth strongly relieved £TM SMffilSSS “ISSSt St 5 SJ SSTl 

against n mass ol dark wood Just lnyond it. 1 l, ' B "»d.evur> u.y for th. supply of her tabl w uj that of an® nt which wero cumplctcj UUiu.-s “nj h“uvy Allim 
knew it to be Duttoji s house, even without the r . Ultl 1 BUiUi - 1 *• IfeU* for differenMmrt * of th« Union and Canada* 


York BUte Agricultural Society uml Autorican Iostlluta, I ture. trimming*, fto. 


-• Ing Goods, Ac., nt Retail. 

. ALFRED MUNROE If CO.’J 

“Oue Price” Maumiolh Clothiuj e*UliUA*d h 
Maguxiuc street, New Orlcaus. * - 

UKNTLKMEN vlsltiug New OrU.M ire rtqod* 1 * 
vita'll to culltuul eXMwiue much the ui®*t*u«s^ 
pletc assortment of goods lu the uboTeUnet•l>••" ,, 
th? Moutlf. , 

We luuuuTucturu ull our Clutblug cxpmdj^®® 
retail sales, und it l» witli tbo perfect conldroc*" 
able to give satisfaction, that wq ask ill who B»J 
with a call to examine particularly Q#r 


"of „.,Zr ofL"/’.. knew it to be Dutton’s house, even Without the 1,1 ^ 

nnd 1 slent at Mr Ftowortliv’n ” i\ con fi nnii D 0 u given by the -frenzied shout which . - - 

ed to notice that my brothe/iu law ftt t,i0 8 an i^ ‘noment arose on my left hand. It Mesopot 

had° ret urneMo then' 1 reside'nieO f U )l '“ ^ •"«“ f‘« M - ^ 

Dutton remained in London, whither 11 ? flor { to cl , en 1 r ft , hl 15 l1 fonc<! - “ a l,e . W“ s The Full S.ssloi 
le to see the play ” ' hurrying desperately along on foot. I triixl to First sicnu.yof Sc 

make him hear me, or to reach him, imt found arc mmcstiid to m 
f ! L “ " g ht „ h »” pcrialied i” , cuuU do neither ; ids own wild cries and im- „onv ul 


s hunting more. 

L” suid Dutton, at last. 


“ it,, * *i 10 “'•“ 1 ulc t * eucu uuu, put munu 

5 1 * 1 th . e 8e . r . v aut8 fe»B^ Jmve perished ?’ i cou id a 0 neither ; his own wild cries and im- 

Mr Dutton jw’ 7,' ™ y precations drowned my voice, and there were 

Mr. Dutton. Jl, at no servant or lalmrcr shall inmnssable fences between the hmh vend end 


Bleep under tlie same roof will! himself; and 


Mesopotamia Female Seminary. 

KUTAW. GREENE,. CO., ALABAMA. 

The Full Session of' this Institution will open on the 
First Monday of Soptumber. Young ladle* from a distance 
are requested to make application for eutranco aa early as 
convenient. , 

TlAt accommodations of the School are nuch as to altard 
the best of facilities for acquiring a thorough aud accoiu- 


MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS will still be munu- 
j factured by the subscribers, of which they will have con- 


AH goods sold by ua ore warranted 1 b every 
un er the purchase of nny article any dlmtl^fe ^V . 
It will be cheerfully taken back and the wowyi***' 


tantlynm hand an assortment of Truuslt Instruments. () ur object is to please our customers. ‘ 
bevel*. Surveyor's Compasses, (plain, mmlous and im- ONE PRICE FOR GOODS— No d*vl*tft« 


Bnd 

Tlie names wery swift this time, and defied the U , B ln ^ ^ Sout ^ 

^‘h.te^te site the. 


AM A. Level*. Surveyor a Compasses, (pluln. uoulous aud im- 

proved.) etc. Also, Brass or Composition CastiiiKS of a uv 
ill open on the sire cast to order. V 8 J 

sfroin a distance All commuplcatious promptly attended to. 

•ance aa early as ... ' ANDRKlV' MEN EELY’S SONS. 

• M f«t Iroy, Allmny county. N. V . IS., 1 . 

. . 8 LAUK, DAY ft 8 TAUFFKR. 

iuch a, to afford a|,10* Ageuls In New Orleans. 


ALF11KD MUNBOIk«< 
34 Mus».lne»lrwt,fi5*?“S- 

MH, JAMES WJUGHT ■ 


. uu "““. oi siAumiii. Having for privute reason* which o° * oa i tr *^| 

tt *’ Agents in New Orleans. continued hi* interest during the last burin®* UJ 1 " 

_.. . . r ’ the finu of Janies Wright ft Son, we h*ve no* w* 

Highly Important to Planters and Property sure of auuouuciug that he become* thi* J 
Holders. iu our house, and solicits the Intareit of W* w®* 

BRIDGEWATER ADAMANTINE PAINT for “«P^ron*. h-g *i» 

The superior properties of thl. unK lU aled mineral *ub- t C ,° rr f t a * eneraI mlsapprehemloB, 


wm, 


me to fairly tea p upon my fact with surprise. 
“'Good heavens, Dutton!" I exclaimed, “what 


come to the rescue, to stay , much less to quell ph ,.„. , u „ eucc D , m 
[ hcm -, Eagerly as 1 rode, Dutton arrived he- g.nou, uud reflnemeut or th,. 


water, or the moral*, lutelli- 


pushed Educatloni The location I. one if the iuoat dial. Hielllu Important tn Pln„l.. ... I P "T lUt ' ” r J ““““ " rtshl 
ble In the wlfde South, whether. Il regards the rctlrtd ^ 9 Im > wrtanl <>> Flunltlt and I ropa ty cure of auu,mueiu B that 
beauty of the Immediate altn. LI,.. .,.i..i.rii. n , Holder s. iu our houwi, aud solicit 


At this moment Mr. Dutton appeared, and in- orehebLfiM rilo atnoirUr gencw ’ uud reflncmt * ut of fee surrounding community, The superior properties of thl* unequaled mineral *ub- *° C ,° rr ^ ct * gentral mlrapprchcml^^ 
terruptod our conversation lie took we aside ? V 5- V f jnofeent little remain* total desired. Three or more Teacher* are fltance ifl n * ow *° t We , U aud fttTor »^J known that, it l* un- Btate that he h “ ifecreat iu uny 

“ Well ” hb N ni<l i ‘ to T • 1 ns ftnd ofen AB he fiercely struggled With constantly associated with the PHnM, L „ , 7 1 nt ‘ 0PWar J to e “ te r fe“> an extended notice. The public JAMES WllIQHT. A. J. WRW®* ■ 

van In : ? ^ tWO or three men, who strove by main force to of L trZ ni: I certmeate. S- New.Orlean*. Dec. 1 . 1861 . A 


is tlie matter .? What has happened .’ 


“ Nothing has happened, Mr. liliap,” lie ro- 
Jilied, “ but what you predictnl, nnd which, had 
1 not been the most conceited dolt in existence. 


wuWtsaar.Sfs "SEsn'airj; -j&fma&gssts 



KMfeHSSiSvIi I** 4 „. lseltl! iaspl®**.. 

a Tlimi ” i iiiuiin I., 1 i u ,, iiau twice Ootoro liearu that evening, ho toll • Juno* iRji i»,.; t ■ , ... . Al* 6 . tho recommendation of ® uwihi uumbtir nf m 

ovems ire salt frnnf, ol y 0 U /J “ “ n ' lown ' 118 if 8mitlcn by lightning, upon the hard - " . ‘W OOWO*l FA0T0K8 and^oMMIflSION 

frosty road. PRIZE ESSAYS ~ ^ ^ 


lUey W gone nut. strytehed 


their I too, must have foreseen. You know tliat gooil 
their lookin, idle, and, I fear, irreclaimable young 


E"2rPj V!, r<m ^ ,, 'l | '« toward* fellow, Ueorge Hamblin?” 
m, nut their pipes, and smoked on as “I have seen him once or t wice. Has lie not 
. brought Ms father lo the very verge of n work- 

• ] 4 I lltpi, Mr. Dutton,” said a young house by low dissipation und extravagance 
(•tartly cut v«lvsteen coat with — “ ” r • - 1 *. . 


Hured” 

“ Not insure'd !” 
“No; not for tlj 


“ No; not for this dwelling-house. I did not 
renew the policy some months ago.” 

“Then,” 1 jfislingly remarked, “you, at all 


ihen, 1 jestingly remarked, “ you, at all 
events, are safe from any accusation of having 
sot fire to'yqur premises with the intent to de- 


For further., particulars apply to 

\ A. WINCH ell; 

Juno, IRflSi Principal and Proprietor. 

PRIZE ESSAYS 


JAMES WRIGHT. A. J. ^ 

New.Orlean*, Dec. 1. 1861. 

Wm. BROWN, of towboat Porpoise. ” uunbah. 

HUGHES. VALLETTE ft Co.rMamucer* La D'rv Dock DUNBAR ft BUCHANAN, ^ 

J- F- WHITNEY ft Co.. Agent* do . Commission Merchants aud Wholesale Oroctf*|W 

Oapt.N. B. ROBBINS, of the ship Luode*. v atreet New Orleiin* • ^ 

JOSEPH BENSON. Painter, 132 Camp „traat . 1 1 ’ N V" UrU Rm — 

And the UNDERWRITERS’ UERTIFIOATKil.. MOHI^S (IIIEKNWUOB ft 

i n H t iaf Avn?i‘v n i * ‘W , ‘“ n . ,b< ’ r of ,,ur Commission and Forwarding Merchant*, Vo. 33Ctf Tj 

uvi^i 0 / 0 ?, «*AbT0R8aud COMMISSION MEK- 
UI AN 8 . all of which are Included hi the Ageut a Uircu- . 

lar. A l*o. to the following, received tdnee the circular* < “ ~t 7 H J ACKSON ft CO., 


vulvutoen coat with mo- “Ves. Well, he is an accepted suitor for fraud tlie insurers.” ‘ Ifcwasmiihy days ere the unlinppy, sinful man ON DUTIFS OF MASTERS TO SERVANTS , w cre priuted from John F .milder, of Attukapa* 

ana, who had haytily left hto Anne Dutton’s hand. No winder that you “Tolfesurcl a mV he rejoined -With quick rwf^red h tosenses, many , ytks before ho was „ u , r N M - .. of ... nt * . - | ..“l "' 1 w« Induced to apply the Bridge 

funciea herself hopelessly in L, «t taking’ 27. ^ 


jhad lustily left hto Anne Dutton’s hand. No winder that you 


rtjn. and Fanny and Slut?” with him—. Nay, Sharp, hear me out. ] 
t Dded expoetulation, threats, entreatlen 

»iJ. t °*y t . . pow . JfWjW >*er up; hut it's useless. I shall kil! 
•r^O LhiHight, fcr the the ailly fool, if 1 persist, and I have at leneUi 

‘nny nud 


love earnestness, as if. taking' my remurk' seriously T* f 1 1 113 ^ c 4 uu 1 ?. l0ineu 
. I ‘That is q, die certain ■ Some on" lam pretty hadtlrt) intellteMM 

ties, sure it tiiUsl ito,” he presently added, “that Anmc-hn<f nek 

kill owes mca grudge— will, whom 1 ffuve quarreled, . ^ ,lll! ' 


moo been communicated, 
lot met the terrible fate, 


By Rov. If. N. McTyeira, of New Orleans; Itav. C.'F 
Sturgo*, of Alabauiu ; Rev. A. T Holme*, of Georgia. 


Till* little work wu* publirhud 


.. , _ , . . • Dl'BItTfi III r inn riUMIIUIIKUU.VHMUUgi y 

• <7‘ *r« mr: 1 

Inis excuudml uiy in.|„ L-tiitiaiis, uml tlie reoroM'iitutliiur luutllrt Ulotlllug, th'iit » Uailer osrni®-" 
nude by the ngriifr. Mow™. U. C. Bistort ii Uo. I tlmor- Trllnloi. Usrnot Buss, and n gonorsl “**'*7 


T .L. , !r r if . , Ti “Ut >* » useless. I Blinll kill owes me a grudge— with whom 1 have quarreled, 

«. I t^ght. lter tti* the riiry ftKil, iT 1 p^rwint, and I har® «t lengU. eli > ' _ l 

aud Wut, 1 he bar- pon«nte<I to the marriage; for I cannot sye her “ It may he so, certainly.” 
s*,a®d the money paid die. “ It must ho so. And what, Mr. Sham, is 

ul- “ ot,ou , 1 beK * n femonstrating upon the lolly of yield- the highust penalty Ihr tho crimo of iueeudiar- 

~ * «kHl miglit come mg eoii*ent to so ruiuou* a marriage, on account ism ?” 

Li. -ii . „ . , » few Xosu-Mtiti.i by-BPei-ice, hut Dutton stopped ” lly the recent diunge in the law, trnnspor- 

“!, l !! 7 “ pU, , rlly ; .m ... , u.iononly ; unless, imfeetl, low of human life 

It is useleea talking, he said. “ The die is occur in copseqiienec of the felonious act ; in 
I Imteghybinyword. You would hardly which case, the l.ngliil, law construes the offence 
w y*7 f 01 *”* mjMn 1 " her, shels so-altered. I did not know to he willful inuj lor, although the iucendiury 
... “i»Uhle before, added tho strong, stern man, with trem- mav not have intended lI,« ,l..atl, ,!i 


iuoeBauntly pursued liiin ,m t wit, ‘ * ucour| qjtoif *uce 


, WM# b y fee ageu;*. Mowtr*. G. C. llogurt ft Co. I cheer- I 

" u "i h ““ ‘“I y OUJ iny testimony to the obrs rn.hn.red 

I e** aud been cordhdly com- fe the Agent * Circular, and recommend the same to Plan- ! 


through liis feverod dreams. Ho was a deeply by. the vurlou* .deuomhiutlou*. It derervtf a * Q d other*. u« the ta*t Weather' and Fire Protector I 

«ohIngX 1 |au b * UOVO ’ * SgX&’““ lh “ ,UW “ | 


Thirty-live Cent*. 

Published lu Charleitou. 8 C . by Southern Baptl*t Pub- | 


the highest penalty fer the crime of iucemliar- IIc P«rciiased, tlirough my ngenoy, a valuable llvbl • s , . ' F Y. ’ hy 8ou thero Buptbt Pub- 

ism?” farm In a distant county, in onler to lie, out of ‘'W New Orleans by ,. 

“ By tho recent change in the law, tranapor- tl,c way, not only of Hamblin, on whom'he'set- ,,AI fe> 50 Gravier street, 

tution only ; unlew, indeed, loss of human life tied two hundred a yoar, but of others, myself FlllbADELFlUA HADDLERY AND TRUNK 


which case, the Eni 


e ’ felonious act ; in included, who knew or suspeqted him of the foul 
oonstrues the offdnee iRfeR l >°R lie hud conceived ngainst his son-in- 


CTSir.'a j , ... , v wce and gUstouing eyes, “ that site was 

PfSt — tf *WI * 3 *- “{"*»ncably twined uhoutuiy heart— my life! - 

L tSL t * t Sl “ U1 ",’ u H is dlOcult to estimate the bitterness of such 

(or bun. Mid — “ Is HU true. June, not bUmeWirtlE, WU^n. 

“ 1 have oulv uivM,ir tn 


- - to be willful inuj tor, although the incendiary law » QU(1 which, but for Mrs. Rivers, would, on 

before/’ lidded tbustrong, stern man, with trem- *puy not have intended the death or injury of ^ ^ a8t °oc*t 8 ton‘, have been, iu ull probability, 

bung voice and gUstouing eyes, “ that she was any person.” successful, so cunningly had the evidences of 

" twined uboutmy heart-my life!” “ I see. But here there could have been no ^ircuinstunces been devised 1 havp been,” 

it to ulfUcuU to estiinato the bittoruees of such loss ol life.” said J awes Dutton to me a| tho lust interview I 


WAR E H 0 U S E. 

B. ROBB & Oo., 

No. GO (J rant r thetf, New Oi Irani. 


tered nor cracked, aud ha* formed a M-Ild metallic surface, 
which ha* proved entirely iuipcrrioio." 
vr , (HlU^d) JOHN F. MILLER. 

New Iberia, Attakupa*'. March 16, 1*52. 

Iu addition to thu above, wo have in our po*Hc*> , ioii in- 
numerable certificate* from equally re/peetablo aource*, 


u "T. H. JA0K80N ft CO., ^ 
Dealers' l» Fine Fashionable Clothing. Na M 
(next tliHir to Planter*’ Hotel.) Nflw QHeM* ^ 
Youth*’ L'lothiug, (lent.’’* Under 
Trunk*. Curpet'lkig*, und n general 

Clothing, always on baud and for »*• ^ 
tho lowest market pnoy ti. — -<v' 
1J F. 8 MITH. DENTIST, ^ 
Hu* returned, nnd i* dovotlug blw*elf eW* 
practice of hi* profusion, • , yfP 

Oflicu ut the corner of Bt. L’liarie* street ^ 

. B'luare. 


which can bo secu ut our office ; among which are thone 
of Oapt. Wm. Uutt«, of the *hlp Charie* Cooper; Brevet 
Lieut. Ool. U. II. Tnlcott. New York Ataenal ; 11. 8 . Smith 


The New Orleans Christian M** 


I* iaeuod wookly, at Two Dollar* aud a >1 
No xubecriptlon taken for le*a than one ^ 


said J ames Dutton to inti ufc thVlust interview' I ut f r j to cmU a “ a WXttl “ lUM htock ' 

had with him, “ all my life an overweening self- , . cy c “ n6 fently woeiviug Good* from theMuuu- 


i um, si. lamuu. now , ora Anteuai ; u. B.Binlth wo auwcripiiou lUKCU I or irpo — • jrfW 

! *crlbcr*wui be undemtood a* wi*b!u* to 

j Point , 0. 11. Lee, late Buperintamlent. now Bccretarv of >. t , . . . i ^ ..^1 

I Hudson River Railroad Company j D o. MoOuUum **P ro#ri y ojherwlitf. 

| A**’t Engineer New York^aud Erie Railroad, etc.; proving Itinerant IlloUler* aud 1 

AdTMshVI 


Tk« .ubocrlbi-r, luvlle Blsutsm uud Daulcr. lu SuadUry An “ t BoaluMrNew York »ud F.rlc Ilallroad, utc • provlua Tlie llliieriuil Mlu latere *ud rTews ' 1 
e .locsIUudexululuelUcir.lock. uoucliulvely, by beliis tliormiuldy touted, tlmt ll le both- K|iUoo|»l UUurob, South, sre. «U « 


Owe tut (he leu® a«* eteck of Ash 
l te be s iM . »t a yriee. Vou, 1 be- 

im t uy I mi^it not be a customer, 

w>® twees® ibis" 

roam, the®." said 
ngf. * 4 *We> not a nlaet (ut buai- 
fih®t»,” be aMtd^la/io voce. 


■“ There might have boon, had uot you, Mrs. httd witl ‘ blm, “ ull my life an uverweening self- . * Uu “ d, ' fru,u the Muuu- 

luvei-s, and Auiiie, churned .0 sl«p lol at the confident fool. At ltomlurd, I iHiustod & you 


vi h ave ouly uiyself to blame,” be presently “ True, tru.g; a diabolical villain no doubt. • ll ® Inudod gentry of the country, and see the ' , ^ “ !“ * luri ' *“ l “ r * 11 *“ J welhmuortcd', uud i« 

JSSTL A * *= u, Owated taste ind mind Bat we'll ferret him eut^ v*t. You are u k«wn result! The future, please OoS, slmll find me ° Z, m. “T, n ° W ‘ ’ . . ■ • ’ . 

» *■*!« thought on hand Mr. Bharii, and will ahiist, 1 know. Yes, in my duty— mindful only of that, uuJ content, l l „ e ‘ *,° d “srtluBslo. iu grout variety; 

Bul Ul “ “ tu “ i “ t “ 8 - 1 * i8l, l rt'» “me fellow that hates nm-ithat I per- "hile so acting, with whatever el, all befall me ^ i “ ul!,or ’ 81 “«“- «•*»“», Uroy, dart 

,l *.^r*f* MtU * U ,‘ em MnJ m r wil* to be so haps hate and loathe," lie added with sud- or mine.” 1 i!,i A 1 , arn ' M ' Hlir '“ a '“ 1 Ml110 0oUlu ' , ’ 

ilurinj A*jj**** received from me den, gnashing fiereeueso, uml srrikiiighis hand Dutton, continues i K prosper in tl,e world ; 7l“ r AT7 VU |! a“*‘“V 

i "3 \ iU> ' mhJ . ***** fej «ltath, ahull U • with furious violence uu the table—' “ aa I do a HnubUn died «uvc*rul veurs iuo of delirium tre. KfKP * Je*erlpilo.u j Unaeli Vurumir* 

her*, nod Lera only ; and bo mictly and « u . spot tod toud !” ‘ DW “ 1 USm Z-a™ S?V. 1*7? ^ “ \i “flA? wd Trimming. ; Trunk Trlmuilpg* ; flltadfore, Coach and 


tlmt my children should ally tlMMelves with te putiibasen 


tuHiltt L._ r . — , ; — ; . — ■■ ****** uu*> yet. j uu urc u nocii 

OaorTs HaJaSt! «eh,*ed a si^le thought on hand Mr. 8 har.i, and will assist, 1 know. Yes, 
tht^Lr^Alrhl * 1 “ bu “ m,: ““ 1 w i“i' i 11 8 80Iue fellow that hates uie^that 1 per- 

•V,»UI to he SO haps hate and loathe.” he added, with sud- 


FIRE AJ\fD WEATHER PROOF ! 

Tk* tendlu^idalukliig.orwkrulugof the material iA,ou 


Their block iu frture l* large and well, aworted, uud 1* ho £ rt lt dric< '* and 1 tacoinei a parted riuta. 
miprUed a* follow* : e * t 1 p r ? ,wrvi '" wo ^ *ml uulther bll*tar* uoi 


ageuta of tho New Orlean* ChrlrtUu Advoc^. 
puymeut* may bo made. 00 * 

All commuulcutlouM, whether of 
publication, -unlaw remitting wO**T * 
the amouut of ten dollar*, must h« g ||W 

No obituary notice will bu lunerta® d . 
wiil.il. (iro mouth* of tlio doatU of * P #r?0 V nr,r 


drawn that ZEtTZ* ™ * U u »oaine, ' ho nihiou, with sud- 

terthing received from me den, gnasbmg fieroeuess, uud sliikiug his hand 
SL . ^ T y »h *, 11 he with furious viuUucs ou tlie table— as I do » 

h^J. »*“ h«” eblj I sod BU etiictly and eu- spatted toad !” 


JisdtUrs, Bridle, aud Wsrllugale, lu great variety f *. obituary »«ke wlTU 

Oqach, Ulg, Buggy, Duurboru, Htagu, Wagon, Dray, Cwt valual/to. uud particularly recomimudXu* U 1 * a certain wllhU * lw ° moulUl ^ ** 

aud Plough Harue**; l!or*u uud Mplu Uollar*, Uamo* PROTECTION AGAINST 8 PARK 8 AND CINDERS Communication* mU*t be addm*t 

aud Blind Bridle. ; Trace Chain* ; Medical Bag* ; Buddlery fed , !«J 'UrnUhed cheiper than any paint lu the Boutheru UtT Nww oriel ““'- , ^ „ -a**** 

Hardware ; Leather of all dumirlptloua ; Coi\ol» Vurulfere d/fi'ntrjr. ’All order* cent to the General Agont*mr their Communication* Involving fact*, ^ t 




m»un»ry. aii oruers rent to the Genera! Agcuta.or their Couime 
aub-ageut* promptly executed. No deviation in prto4: account* 
leruih ru*h. or it® equivalent. G. C. BUUKKT ft CO » i 

Agent* for the 8 lata® of La., Ala, M \J. *nti Te x a* . W °« r »P Ule, » 

8UU-AUENT6 — In Now Orluaub, Meatrc Hlark Dav' 
nrSSS k v Co vi k “‘“P- J - Waterman ft Co., R. A tvW 6 


MeTvt.iiu . New Orlean*. 

Communication* involving (ocU, or tf 

account* of revival*, religiou* ^ 

biographic*, etc, mu*t be accouq * 01 


A few reluct advertisement* will «• ^ 

nr which must be pro-paid, in 


i Baton ltougo, Lari KrUuo 


$Ur 0«o« No. SO ar»*t«r «lrwt, show 

John had. 















rtMtttt** Committee ( 

„/ Louisiana Conference, ( n. h. hivekk, », „. 

Volume ii. number 2. r >. 


H. N. .M.TYEIRE, Editor. 


NEW ORLEANS, SATURDAY, JULY 24, 1852. 



of the Lord’ll Prayer. 
He C*w*" if EMfi'iA Lm/fiio*.. 


, THE WEEDING 


J £jriy Cfa.mc.' 

* thu the curt on HcOfonuw, 

*^!5to"h 

ejammo thin • . . . 


' Or. the Man for o New Settlement. 

, K- 

IM UF.nKfU- W. flt'NOAV. 


WEDDING, “Wlint do you expoct 1 enn do in such n I nominations began to 


Blake ouim 


THE VILLAGE SLANDER, 


“Whv. proaoh to tliMi), and l^l/mi] thorn, 


with an© horse hitched to the ■ wngOtt ; the j 
mnro Mint, mated the noble nniiiml ho drove. \ 


j'^r, nnd stop Ihnni frnm going Jn law." said wan too Inme to triivol yet. Hr bnmghtwith 


b’hyii Mr. ltlnssot, a worthy tfld inhnl>itnnt of 
mo- vTltngp wns going to mill, some two or three 


J^dhp thin Williv on horthon swa *mm 


Iflt" - u . I n ' » # i 

Reofpntim. > ' I knowledge was nof hounded by the limits 6f i 

afflp <toK wftn ^* cftn ,, a l *' 119 ! <t ^.' | Ids library : his liiliprs word not confined to i 

forgyl- uh u ro (lyltasnwauwttwo orgi- tliu* ^pulpit,; his influence extended beyond | 
fiidh urnm (iyltcnduni . . . th( , pftrig j, w |,,, c ,, |„, expounded- the Scrip- 

...^lSdctlmuannCostnuhRl-r 1 tllr ^. . .. ■] , 


life tin, i suppntie. >o no- young man; yon 1 
don’t carry on such bull new in Hits Tillage, ‘i 
warrant you." 

“ Then you will riot give tip'th'fe nntne of your 
tnfbrmer 

" I tell you I will not, for every body knows.” 
Here Mr JoifA suddenly paused, and betrayed 
onto emotion. NN indhnm followed the direction 
< f his eyes, and turning his head, saw Mr 1 
| lingers looking over hi- shoulder, upon the (Ann- 




The Widow 1 * God. 


forV“ 9uro (, y u "*wa i<wn wo forgi- 

f,dh uram (iyltcnduni ; . 

, ne jjelftdc thu us on Costnuhgf- f 1 
‘ Sotl.lioc, 

II. Anglo Saxon: A. 1). 875, 
ilittrt, thu the curt on lloofenum, 

Sibil Nun* gchnlgod ; 
e thin Rico ; 


“ Aliout n mile, sir." .* Mrs. Jenkins nnd 

‘•.I will onll client seven o’clock. ' oumo together. uti 

I he good man returned to-liis garden, tlic result of the I 
whore lie lmd made hut Ittlo progress ; lmt in. the settlement 


Mrs. Jenkins and the young window smasher fifc,; |„ «, H viU iHjtf.tny neighbors."''!*. | 

line together, and brought a hemitilol quill, ' Jilif’d l imv, 1T 7inl ! am afraid tie is not sin Ira 
10 result of the united labors of the Indies ; lanti lis yem enuld approve or r ieem ' 


tores. ’ « _ A , t where he hail made lmt Ittle progress ; hut in the settlement. The sewing was neatly 

lie belonged to a class of ChruffimiH who 1 us soon as ho had got hold of tho enemy, a executed. It was originally designed (or the 
believed the itinerant system superior to any. teamster climbed over tho fence, mid asked missionaries of laborin', lmt some one mig- 
otlier. Atthc nnniml conference he mn$ no i him if he., ifonld lie so kind as tp-pnt, his gested tiiat the climate of Africa "wnj! warm 


nogrrs loosing over in-, Miiomner, upon th 
tennnceof Jones, With' a steady hmVocrn aspect. 

“Aliein 1 tills young man tins Iwen telling 
me"- enmmenreil Mr Jones. “ 

"I Log you Will rotuinue yimr conrersntinn 
lVirfi Hill, " said Mr lingers "As 1 am privy 


Thno refu|* of my sottl. 

Ob Thee, wb.n nimi r'/s — 
oa The*, when wa»«s of troaU*l*U, 
M/f*lollo| hope relit*. 

"To Thee 1 1. II my grUf, 

WThoii.l •n» oitTrt head 
Thy word cm hrln* a .wcet fell.'f 
For terry poll. I reel '" 

,,KT tot Widows Tarn in Mr," 
onroiirnging language of the widow's 




I hia you should consider as addressed to you. 


niati tis you e.mld approve or esieeiu." 1 vvipfi III u," said Mr lingers -.Aa 1 am privy n - , 

1 in l.'t’.l " iviiy s.i ■ ' I to the subjerl of your ufMCurae, 1 suppose y.mi ts tour (»oii . l ou may, therefore 

y I fentr lie is II am n oi'-very high .temper - n i can Imve no.ohieeliim in my preienoo." hhn eonBdently 1 . His t 

ie very dangerous limn in faet.” said the oilier. " CeNninly not, Mr. ’lingers," returned the eharncter of holineaa 
'flint is bnd — .very" laid, "o’ried Uliteset slialte I other. " He ie- n very dnagerniis ynung man, tj’ , , , . . 

„.,Mng hie head. •• The worst is his own, lor I had ><’« have heard, no ifotthl lie wants me In . ,n '' "R 111 01 lnfl 


pretty .Spoccbofl, no platform harangiieis} 'and : shbukler tb ^ the wheel, and give 'him lift oiurngb witlimit quilts, so tho sewing' Circle I proUtable ono— but If ho Ih i> man of violent tom 


itig bit* head. “ Tho worst is bin own, lor 1 had 
intomled to oflor him a prime aituntioh, nnd.n ' 


him confidently. Ilia attributes ail bear tho 
obametor of liolincm. And this hollnewi 
livoa in the light of infinite goodneaa. “ He 


was neVer invited to preuch the yearly ser- 


thB Willa on EorthaD swa 8wa on Year after year, bo uncomplainingly 


through a inudliolo at the foot of the' hill. 

’ Ho could not put that' off until lie went to 


concluded to nresent it to Mr.Trnmnn. By- ! pceTui wouM not answer our, purpose. It is 

1 . . i nil V lllll iteomml I... 1 . ..1 1 •» 


give lip the nnme of the person (rho told me his K°™1 to all, and hla tender mercies are 
true eharncter. Ilnl that would make mischief, over all hih works." His tender moroica thsu 


and -by the toumstor came 


Hcofetrtim ? 


received his appointment to toil un in Hoiiiq ! tbo^nuirringc, so ho wont to' work, and while of pe«»plo from his settle 


c with a wagon-hiad { 

ornent. they oamo nbouYliis husino^s. 


Mr. Goro also wont 


v uh mum. •<> . , ft 

“ Have you reported the aipry to any other w ! ,0 over thee. He cares for thee. Ha 

individual r inquired the tnihiatcr. will watoh over the* for good. . 


"I can’t deny but what I have,” answered 


Utdllkwamlienn Illaf sylu us to diig : remote settlement in the backwoods : while i they were jerking nnd pulling the bind' about, quite a l listanee, and brought money.- Their Two days afterward, tli'ero were u party'of ®{* ,er> . .. 

r,«vfusure Gyltas, swa swa we fergy- ,i,eii A»t' more coutidopcb, hut less .intellect. J tlio witgpn. broke. united dnniilioiis 'amounted to. fifteen dollars. ?“"?* I Stuck well s Imuse, and j •I’T 0 , ^ " ! ' * J 1','.* 


■ If ho were riot infinitely good, you mtgKT 
hesitnto in placing your confidence in him : 


rath, Ittlig, 



118 ure Gyltas, swa swa we fergy 
fith uram Gyltendimi '■ 

U d D e gel»Me thu on Cosnung : 

Italyse us af Vile. 

HI. Anglo-Saxon : about A. II. 88H. 
pbder uren,' tliu artli in Heofmim, 
iphslgud Nonm thin : 
ncymetli Uio thiij v ; 

VWillo thin suae is in lleafne ayt ii 
Eorllni ; 

y osenne of wistlic boI us to diig ; 


Th»n«ot lmire coulidopcb, hut less .intellect, ; tlm.tviijspn. broke. united donations auiountod to. fifteen dollars. 

I move zeal, but less knowledge, more woods, | Mr. Truman had a liox of tools, and knew The Irishman was on hand, lie said he hud i 
biit fewer deeds, wcrescht to large towns and j how to use them. The Wagon was soon ro- not much to give, lmt he ipijiihl makeJiimselr 
larger cities, will-re .they secured greater uu- | pairedsaml the teamster went whistling bud useful by taking care of the horses of other 
dienecs, received hotter odJnpensation, lmd | singing. on his way, and thu minister returned visitors. 


during the evening u couple ofyoniig Indies piT- 
pent , (liacfinrspfl ns folkiws : 

•* llnvpy<m , HOWYMi.‘ , H .lamoa lately ? " -• 

“ No. I Imve not I ipulerHiuml f<he in very 
Uielnnotioly.'’ . - 


you alionld make 


...... ......... ..... mu OIIOIIIH mil nr , 

miActtlef by smloing ?" apked Mr v ftogorn. Surely 1,1,1 ' ,0 ^ — V ** e tH ft 00 ** 

it 111 II ll U'lm iwinnitu un ittnnli land „ r tin 1 „ 


m man who cvinonH ho uincli tonderneeq of con- Ho ia not only infinitely good, bntboistlte 


HI 


i Sr.om'Ulll 0 ^ hnw 1,0 Ki ™ m,r - infinite in power and wMom. Hei.oWeto 


more fiivtiralth' opjiortunities jto improve their t" his garden once liinre. 
minds and Win gbldo^ opinions of appreeiat- Just as he kneeled dt 


ing people. 


down before a liej’ 


.It wak a pleasant t'V'-ning ;.the moon sailed j 
"I like a ship of light through the calm heavens. 


Intioholy." Idle’ riiinors. sir! Woulil Mr. (lore report a 

- That is lmt strange. It was cruel in iler fulsellood? 

reips jo break lip-t he n i n l eli. I will see Mr. (lore immeiliately,'' sahl tlie 


cruel . when .everything is 
rluin that if I were ill lliuir 


,i. , j ■ . , , , , -i ^ j i mu eeroiio mill ii i were in ineii- 

i liioii s, as tlion„li lie intcnilcddn copy t he ex- t When lea was oyer, some o f the cunipany silniilion. I shniibl not want lit mnrrv ndimgli ter 


Parson Truman had to serve as a lawyer, j anipJeof the Kgyptians. and worship them, a j , ,, l0 w i,j, the-ministtM- ■respecting. I of mimy.to soeli a loan ns Mr. W imlliiitn." “ 

physieain, teacher, priest; and confidential j loud rap was heard at the door. The minis- the unwceilcd garden: • - i, "j'/Vl'l l’® 1 '."'''^ U " 1 Wl l ,n ** n! ’ l ,aT ® 

iriondj in new settlements, where professional ten cornu liiiVe wept without rubbing ltts eyes ■ ... . .. «... I "I.V.! ..? . ,'i .. 


yfergcf us Soylda usnu, suit ue fepgefon J gentlemen are few and far bet ween 


At the | -with the onions that stood unweeded there : 


»1 l'Uco 


Soyldgum uBum ; 
nc inlfid usib in Costuuge : 
pfrig usih from Vflo. 

IV, Anglo-Saxon : about A. V. 900, 

5 ,Fkdor, the cart on Heofenu'm ; 

gcbalgod ; 

W to Nice i 


time of which 1 write, ho lived ilia log house, j but he resolved to lie angry, and sin not 


I VVlion at home, lie snout a port of his leisure I 


1 stood the 


i time in cultivutiug a little -patch of ground class-lender's son, anxious to see Mr. Truman. 


wliioh belonged to the parsonage. Some- 
time* hia little farm, as lie-called it, would he 


overrun with weeds, for bis circuit extended the minister. 


Mr. Truman was called into the house. 

“ What do you want, my son ? " inquired 


“Sure an' we might weed the garden' by " Jet, only think of it' To attack a poor old 

moonlight," said Pal. '"" n , ‘''Ji ’'•'‘.v'-lienlly,. I must defend tho 

h i mini ill - 1 of .Mrs ,nn4 Mra. Janice. I think they 

1 bi* eonipaiiy took the hint and went t«» wimld Imve proved wanting in. their duty to 
work- most cheerfully.' Many hands mad** their dnugiitur. if they liad permitted the maf* 
light work. When the party separated, the Hl'i® . . 


pareipstn break up the match." .. - wil see Mr .(.ore immediately," sal.TMic Your husband!' jour children, your p 

“ Not altogether cruel, when .everything in with.Hotne.cagernoKH. . . * , . ^ 

considered. I am for min that if I werein tlmir “ 1,0 l| ie minister, n* lie tnm«l togo y our ,)r °H>er* and amters, your friem 

dmnhi not want m marry a d anjliti r hamts And left Mr.y.lnnes alone upon Hio gm'U, n«xjuaintiinren, may nil die around yt 
sneli a limn us Mr. Windham " "i.a -lale of heivililermenl. _ leave you desolate pud lonely ; tmtC.0 

‘Imps it- ip not ho bnd ns they have mdhnhi hastened to the larm-houae, and rj_j i: vna 

suppose. hmiel Mr. Gore smoking 111* pipe in tit* corner n ® 1 wwfwt. I ime and apt 

ly think of it ! To attack a poor old "f his nntJti'imtfid fireplace. ocpially filled with him. His hand l 

at way ! - ltcally K I must defend tho “ Good-day, sir, ' said the young man. ever ready to supply you want* -, and yi 

Mr, .and Mrs. James. I think they ' t’ore was in no haste to reply to. the tmex- ovr look an fen him n. nnfuilinr, 

? proved wanling in their duty to T'ceted Haliitatinn ; lmt suffering the smoke to .. ^ 

Iter, if they had permitted the mm- clonr •‘wny from before his vision, nnd half. M0 wm always lie ready to welcome 


do you good. And be best knows how to do 
it. And then, ho is eternal— he ever lire*, 
l our husband, your children, your paftpta, 
your brothers and sisters, your friends and 
acquaintances, may all die around you, abd 
leave you desolate pud lonely ; hut God, yoWr 
God, lives forever. Time and ipaee are 
equally filled with him. His hand will he 


ever ready to supply you wants ; and yon may 
ever look up to him as your unfailing friend. 


iigiu wo, -a. II „eu u e par.y “But will hi not sue for a breach of promise!” >’!“ ^ows, as 1, 

garden' was m good trim, and every guost ,. lhiu ndmita no( of # ( | oub -, A £, n of BQ his visitor. 


| several wile*, and frequently kept him from 


bouts. So si r«i 


likWllU on Eor!h», swa swa on Hsofa. home more thao a week at a time, 


j 11 Father wants to borrow the Commentary 
on liukc, aud thu last newspaper," 


u ts Din urns to dfighwamlitfkn Hlaf ; 


F H iv V "0 — --C" r 

fcf jl( as ure Oyltas, swu own wu forgi- 
(llh Ihsrn the with us agyltuth ; 


L'lie day, he returned and raw the weed* " Wife, get them, 1 eaid he; thsu turning 
(lauding UWOHJl llto vegetuhles, lixe l'lnliii j ttf the boy, he reworked i '• The uejt time 
lilies atfiyng ths Israelites, and lie determined ; you wsht anjthlug of that uature, ask Mrs. 


I (Uh thsrn the with us agyltuth ; 

BS lid thU ii a us on Costnunge . 
llys tts fram Yfle. Sih it swa. 
fagb- Saxon: About 900 : Another ; IVi-vmn 
unset so the is on Heofnum. 
bith Noma thin : 
o ejmeth Rico thin -. 

Willa thin sie swu on Hoafne and on lle- 
ortho; . . 

' nseme ilSgliwainlice sel us to Diige : 
tndforgef us Syntie upo swa fnstlice nnd ce 
we forgeofm eghwelee Scylde user : 


to uproot them, aud remove ilium froui.the [Tt-atann; she 'uu gut the hooks for yuu us ! 
land. i well us 1 csu..' 


well us 1 can..' ! 

■ I Hki si go tc WMk in I’- was liow twclvl o'clock , so the imuistef 
if etiV prrd-t! calls to thought it host to taken 1 i.-itc 1 ' of victual... 
lit I dm engaged. Kb He slit down With Ilia wife and child ton 


Wife,'' ;Hid Tit 1 1 must go to wkrk |u 
tin) garden iowlay If nhy Jierebti ciillJ to 
see me. tell them that 1 dm engaged, fvb 
person can rce nie While I itui Wccilii'g behind 
that regiment of corn-stalks." 


went borne with a glad heart, ■ ninlioious. »nd fiery, a diipoiition will leave no 

Tho Rev Mr, «»amed on that trouble for them 

tyrewit two y ears ; «t «ic expirutim of that ,, weU,' |t Is a sid'affair. How much mischief 
tittle, » I’Ctitiim Was'-ceiit tu tfii; Conference i. tlpuc Iti tlili Woi'ld, n(|i| |iow inuny |imvo*n( 
praying that ho might be returned | but it : ,h 1 , ' , " f?r ‘ vc, ' n,,> ’ Tc 
ueu.tritf7 tc thn of that oody to j um tin: day a ft v f Hitf iRuiVtiisulinii hurt 

ccutiauc a minietcr more than two ycftMut u tu!‘t*n hlafi*. thor^ h ilumbcr of pttiomj 
time on the aame'elreuit. 1 hi t'ni village tavern, miking 

poiitk-r. discoursing nbrmt the myrs of the day, 
Jw Hcwel. tho teamster and Alary Sn’tip- * n d plnj-iug nt clu-rkcrs. The rosi-ofUiie was 
sdu. who ran after the minister when the row ■ Kept nf tlu- tavern. aSl'pecasiopi Uy 'piiltie per- 


The youth felt as if he' had DO timo to loss. 


dlear nway from before Iuh vision, nnd half. He wlU always be ready to welcome you Ip 
shutting lus oyos, lie peered earnestly through the meroy-seat. When you come to the 
a brow9 ' “ ifdoubtin « the identu y ° f throne of grace, you neea never anticipate 

Theynuth felt aslfhe had no timo to loss, that he will he absent. He ever llye* to p*. 
11 Sir," said he, I, bare bten shunned by my oelveyou. When you pour qa» ymt» hurt 
nunuaiiitnaces, denied udmittaoss to tli* homo before him. hi* ear will neotlr ha heavy to 

a weB»j«i | IS: 'for* si-!ora| >! Uyspasi^"'* ' f ' ht iB y eur •*?' ' Whtie you >em« 

" tut" yehp had csfitjuatastih, jrnilllg piaH I" llticth OC Will 1)0 mty fetiAf to grait it, 

torn m tot} be (roubffid, M*(| 


" ysnv »»" "'stwaoUtllti ftnang limit l» HHBUi Ht Will i)« Mfory feady to griOi 
ti,imri ( !i7A%m®a# hM ' rtpwfMi hitri be tnwbM. qM 

" tiiiiTiioi say waoiiy W 1 - Mturfietl Me, lei It b* itfrdld (M iJWi iBfidi 
Oorc, But 1 ht-ard that you madt) a taurdpr. peetol premlMs, and mafilfruts a spee.Hl 

nit* nim.lllli — ■ I I n 4*1 #1 A A. 111. . J . v . t ..... I . .1 M til .* 4 — fl i'I Jk. 


I sken place, tliort- was a nmnl-er ofpcrioiis ,, " mm Hot say o’aoiiy «,'• MtUMM Me, t'™ ^ u "“ 

gniiii'i'i-a tcgriher ill the village invent, milting " !lu ' 1 hfnril that you to, mlo 0 tatiMor. PWlttl preffllws, and manlfosta A s] 

politics, discoursing libeut the nips of the d»y, ou;l ldt JK5t > ,'!, r dac * e tt “ aJ t ' gsrd, to thn wHmv, His pujwtolnl pi 

and |.!aying.ni. checker*. The Tost -offioe was A"® K 1 *? ’1- ii. ; .. has fronuentlv batin disnlaved id " 




happened in her settlement, >'ecai„e acquaint- r 'V : 

. * 1 . . . . rloudG n! tobacco !'moU<\ t'roio'dinf* U»k'', and 


“picked-up dini’er.” 


ih vr lie mill child to :i 111 “M • v - vu, .“ v ’ v clmub nr t(M.:iccn f-hioke, urojdctlHf leg-, nnd llmnk you, sir! cried IN 

Before lie rose from the v C(l with eucll ‘ aUHic donation p:\-rty : ohtrUHlVe elbows* before he coitld win bin way ti> ran to the More kept by Smith, 


" 1 heard ftfroth jir. fittlitli, nnd 1,« says he Jj« J bt«m displayed itt tlwU" d 

will net eiit fits nwli words.” fence nnd their welfare. Ftrr oils, he CM 

“ Thank you, sir!" dried Windham ; and he tipllhd meal ; for snothch oil: for anothefcl 

v,,., (lw. - b n ..t 1... U-.UI. f . 1 1 


table :ut Irishman made hia appearance, and ttfter “mt they attended meeting when the bar, and make the hocessar^ inquiry 
. .... ’ m. -tv. . • i. . i ■ . o I.:-*..- nni.i . 1 , i nmcli nntice tvnft taken, however.jof those 


Ho^ pulled oft’ his beet c*ortt, ithioh had betiii modestly u?*hed if tlio pre, ichor lived there. ^ ruiniin preached in .SpurkiftH whool 


black, rolled up his sleeves, nnd commenced 
the task before him. Spear-^rass. pi «r- weeds. 


“-Yes,” was the answer. 

Will yer he so kind as to write a let t-lier 


much notice was taken, however.Jof those appli- 
cants, Nintil n young nmn of modest hearing. 


“ Good afternoon, Mr. Smith,” said he hastily. 

“ " ell, sir,’ returned flmlth coldl^ 

“ Dili you report that 1 attacked my uncle I 


house. Just before the good mau, who wns a ftI ,,| apparently* with 'some .hesitation, entered within axe jiaid the young man. 
universal favorite, left tlmt circuit, he married tin* room, ami .pressed through tlio crowd for the " * did;* respond ed-thoBtort-k«eper. 

, • _ , , . m . • , • purnose of" ohtniiiiiiiT a letter All eves were * Dili. you not confess tho crime to me youreelt ?” 

this creole. Mr. Truman got up *m.o notice LnlrdhitMy^ .Su,^n i.i'mahffhi^,^ " Never!” explalmsl Windham 


soiir-plaiit, nnd the whole tribe of weeds had ^ for me to the ould couuthry ?*' 


nd ne ttaih to lftd thu in Costnunge: 
c afria UBih from \'fle. 




}'I. English or Stmi~SaxoH : abovt A. I). 1 lf»0. 
‘w fader, thu the on Heofcne curt, 

!jo thin N&*ne gehalcged : 

To cume thin Jtjce, 

^wdde thin Wille on lleofyno and on 
Eorthe : 

leua to Daig urne daigliwamlichc Hlaf; 
forgyf us ura Cieltcs, swa wo forgyfath 
aelcen tharo the with us agyltoth : 
nel&d thu uh on Gostntinge ; 
c'llya^afram Yfle. 

VII. English: 1200—11100. 

Fader, that art in Hevcnes, 

.rid be thin Name : 
y kingdom come ; 

o be thi Willi do as i,n Hevene and in Krthe. 
(l jff to ub this Day our Brede over other suh- 
atance; 

toflforgyue to us our Dettis, as forgyuen to 
oare DettoUra; 

AodVde us not into Temptatioun ; 

Bat delyue us fro Yv6l. Amen, tliaf is. so 
belt. 


taken possession of the little Btrip of. laud, 
and looked down contemptuously upon the 
stunted plants beneath them. 

It was washing-day. and Mrs. Truman was 
hanging her clothes upon the linen line, when 
a nun-browned woodman. -with an honest faep, 
I intjuired if brother Truman* was at hoipe. 


By-und-hy . ' 

“ Nlay the blissid Yirgiu protict ye 
** Tako a chair!" 

•• Will ye be ultber doing it soon ! 
“ Bight away after dinner.” 


stations within the jurisil 
foreneo. 


rge el tail 
is<lictit)<fr 


of tho Con- 


kle has not forgotten hmv l o mend, a pair | 
of shoes. ri*}mir u hniken wagon, dispenw^ 


mice betrayed considerable anxiety ftnd agita- 
tion, when ho overheard the remn'rks whieh were 
made about him, some of whieh [were ohvioualy 
intended for his ear. 

After leaving the tavern this young man 
passed qhiekly up the main rnnu for about the 
distance of u (plotter of a mile 


“ What 1 " cried Smith; “ did 1 not meet you 


raiseil n dead enn to life ; find for jpiit -Ulif 
snmo eompnssinnfttn God will provide. 

- — 

Holatlvo Strength of ?opery »nd ProtMt- 
antlnm. 

1’rotestantism reckons a* its follower* near- 
ly one-half of the number that Popary claim* 


ft j 


Uiado about him. some of which [were obviously kn.nd, nnd did I not nsk vouhow you did, and — * 
intended for his enr. | * “ I- remember it all— how atrange ! ” exclaim 


in the rand' tho other day, with a staff in your it* adherent*. And although numerically 
hn.nd, aud did I not nsk you how you did, and-” ono-l^alf less, in all the great element* of 


,’oitng man 
• about the 


i rememoer n nil — now fltraniro * exclaim- , * .. r ^-At-. i*- «•* 

ed Wyndhem. •• Now, oil wh, .re present will chllrMter ttad “ “ VMtl J ita “! 

he go.sl enough to listen to me. I motMrHmlth nor. In wealth, in onterpme, m ratfol 


The writing of the letter occupied at least medicine to the pick, help hia wife about the (ft j- inl0 lx p nt |* l( , ni j ing j nt0 of W0(X hand, for l wuh lame. 


an liour, and before lie concluded it, a pretty house, and net a* peace-majcer when the hnrfty and then ho slacked his pnee. lie went slowly an, l J roplied that I had hurt 

ir.i'l.. 1 . . it. . l. . V 1 , „ ‘ • • . i ? I i _..l 11.. fnrivnrrl. mutfoi’inir tn liimunlf U'Kil.’ tliu axe. 


Nop. hut lie is engaged," repliinl the dear -little boy came to the house, ji ml asked for -in spirit are disposed to quarrel. He is just forward, muttering to himself I while his Tea- . 

• • K • t-ures worked with strong emotion, nnd nn occa- 


hen be turmnl Bie road tlio other day 


little woman, with a Hinile, for’ she could be that “shot”, lie (the preacher) had recoin* 
good tiptured even on .Monday, while at work .mended to his sick mother. 


•the man ’for a new settlement," or any other I 


I had a staff in my liberty, in literaturr, in commerce 
with art cleoienta of pnUUeal and moral « 
testant are to Papal nationa as th 




sional tear glistened in his e 3 ",cs. NVhen he w iGi an axe? cried the storo-kecper, blushing 
had reached the middle of the wojhI ho became fta r( 'j] * HH cnrlot. 


the washtub. Think of that, *ye Xan- I - “ Powder, you mean," said Mr. TrUi 


sensible that some person' wns np] 


tipes, who fret, spout, and thump nway at with iv smile 


such times and under such circumstances. “■ Yes, sir, 1 meant to say powder," replied 

“If lie is at home. 1 must see fljm a few the lad. blushing to hjs temples. 
moments." •• Now v husband," said the good Matured 

“He left positive orders with me, to allow wife. ‘* let me persuade you not to go into the 
j no one to disturb him." garden aguin this afternoon. Stay in the 

“ I won't detain him from his studies but house and mend the children's shoes, so that 


A noth hr. — Bov 


from the opposite dir 
have tiirned nside, but i 


“ Did you uot say tlmt you hurt your Uiiei,E moon in the heaven* are to th* i 
s re.i‘! B n iar! n t° riWi " t ‘ ,roLkce P er ' blu»hin K Thnt your mfly Kc thu>| Mot 
" By no means, " oried Wimlhnm ; anil lio im- I- l,r0 P e *11 that it ovros to Pro 


ilii-eotien. llo woulil fain meillately stripped dBwn hi* atockinv and laid and what is left for tho people 
Ill it wns ton lata', nnd snd- .J mr '' " "oar iq.on his ankle; wliioh had evidently Blot from these nations all that th 


" Yes, sir. I liii'iint to say powder,” replied Boardmnn in his cxcelleftt honk “The Biile l,l>nl J' ,||P of the villngd church stood ,,c f'!' lie r<, ™ u of "‘blow from an axe. 

n 1„.I l,l„A,!n„ t„ uoaramnn, in nis exec liens hook, m. dii»i» , >p f oro ,,; m . _ , 'Mho young nmn is right— it was my mls- 


"itc. -• let me perjundo you not to po into the there is no- tolerance of eaeli other's secrets, 
Harden again this afternoon. Stay in the n o lenitv sluown to failings, no meek suhniis- 


IOI.OUI, IO ins .-A,;, A, ........... J.pfofe l,i ln .. _ , ,r Tlic young man in right- 
in' the Family," well remarks : . “ Good day, Mr. Windham," was (lie sudden ' nko ! " ,ho storekoejier 

That house will be kept iu a turmoil where address of t lmt gentleman; “I havo been to lla °!! J bag your pardon. ’ 

•e is nn- tolerance of each other's secrets' J'mV house, hut you were nol at li6me I Jiavc Wmdhuuj reached his hand 
. is no tolerance n each other s secrets, ^ Mvera , , lay8 Na f bp who were in tho store walk 


Windham reached hia hand to Bmitli, and all 
who were in tho store walked up and shook 


1 "was my nils. Po W* nnd !t woald b « ,Ik « Mow » 1 
Give me your his wonder-ivofking rod heaven*, 
ro'iing buck the darkness that on 
unand"!! 1 ^ this doe. not picture « 


If you lay a single stick of vynod 


n short time " * they can go to.school jo-inorrow."' wrath if you lay a single stick of wood 

He is (it work ill tlio garden - lie' finally made up his mind that it whs upon the andirons, and apply fire to it, it will 

I lie man did not stop to hoar the conelu- hotter to sit there in the 'shade, than to stoop go out ; put on another stick and they -will 
lion ot wlint she kind, lmt unceremoniously oul-dqprs in tho sun ; so the'sljoes were re- hum ; add a fmlf dozen, and you will have n 
valked through the gateway, mid found the paired nnd-tlio woodsdeft undisturbed; grand n onflagritT i o li. There arc other fires 


. ; . . . (tt’.Tirm uj Hut* v >)u lor aaverai tiays. .lay, no • 7 - , • . . 

10 lenity shown to faihn^s, no meek suhnns- rnoti aipuiayea.’l come oq a friendly orrnnd. 1 l lfi ndfl with tho young ^man, expreaung their »top tor a month or a year, all 4 

ion to iniuries, no soft answers to turn away have heard of your misfortunes, nnd desire to ^ or ^intake into Which they had antism is doing to civiU**, etui 

* . *. - 1 1 S -1. •*• ^. 4 * l It -x it mi filllpn . . •*.*'.* u/h .* a* • 


alleviate if not wholly remove thorn. There 
I seems to he a strong prejudsce against yo»r in • Defon 


.; Before the sun we'nt down* there was not a earth, and tho world «ij 

man, woman, or child in the village who had Aatounded, from it* Centro to It* 


w, “ this plaej*. and l wspeel that ii Js ill-fouhded.”- man, woman, or child tn the village who had u«cu, w ««. .1 

will Indeed it is," replied NVindftaAi ; “ I know ? ot l,carfl Die triumphant refutation of the fool- onco; even old Austria, the Sleepy 


walked through the gate way, and found tho 
good mun pulling up weeds as. though they 
were unpardonable sins. 

“Well, brother, I have found you ut last. 




I who x&jW* 


. tyidif '8 Version: 1370. 

Jnr Fodyr, that art in Heavenes, 
ll *tabethyNanie; 

Jl"j liojdom come to -. 

% Will done in Ertlie a. in Hevene ; 

•Me to us this Day our Bread, over other 
ro«tancc ; 

fi"igif to us our Dottis, as we forgeuon 
'to our Dotters. 


My horse is Inn, c. and as you are somcthi.ig hast|er und rtldl n ed his 1K)ny , Jeparted i, 
°. . a „ lou " 1 wou us ) 0l,r " ‘ peace, and went on his way rejoicing. II 

FICO. . - - U..1.SU lll-l.--.. 1 : 1 .i.z.:— J *i. 


“ Is he ynahlc to walk or work ! " inquired 
tlm domini. • 1 

“'He limps about on three legs u little. 1 
wish you would step up to our place and sec 
him." 


paired and-tlio-wocds-lelt undisturbed; grand conflagrafmn. There arc other tires H , 0 ,-ics are reported concerning me, and I know But lie did not see Mr. Regers again 

When that jol/was finished it wns time to subject to the same. conditions. If 011 c mem- not from what source tlioy have taken their rise. ” n, 'l ' 10 wns ahligcd-to securo the services of 
prepare for the wedding. After pey forming her of a family gets hit., a passion and is let ^ now I wen. ,n' th^post-^ic^ for fetter; witttWreilf. “Si 

the dutie* of barber and boot-black, lie turned alone, he will cool -down, and possibly he g reat gj ra ffe from Africa,. and when they whis- D ,on thanked the clergyman for hia timely ad- 
hostler und Kaddled his tiony, departed in ashamed and repent. But oppose temper to pared to ono another, I could lienr them say, v ' ce mice, ond added “ Hereafter* 

pence, and went on his way rejoicing, lie temper; pile on the fuel; draw in the otho? ' He has GimgM.ows wr^ajsWa forelicad !; 

halted at Blake's barn, and examined the members of the group, and let one harsh an- ( ^ s j am m tain I do not kuuw down at once.*' 

“lame mare.” Bwerlje followed by anHTlier, nnd there will wlmt it means.” 

“She bus a nail in her foot," said lie; koon be a hln/ie which wi}l enwrap them nil “ 1 bijii-vo you,” suid tho minister, taking his- ( Ph'Uddphia Chx^t|aa A4vo®*te 4 


I not. what it means l have somt?enem f v. here ish -'dander. A reaction 1 took JplAce, and every tho world, would spring to her feet and ask, 
wh(» hn« -ero88ed me at every turnr— Strange villager was desirous of doing Windham a kind- 1 Ston for thnMunfl itate 

stories are reported concerning me, nnd 1 know nes ^ Dut he did not Hee Mr Rogers again , ' ^ 1 - 

not, from what source tlioy have taken their rise. unt *l he was obliged to securo the Hervices of all that Popery is doing for tho sam© ends, 
’Even now I wont to' the post-oftice for a letter; • t ' mt ^. eI l t ., < ‘ n,ft l n 111 a delicate affair, which con- and it would b© no more missed than K» th© 
*...r : *• 1 1....1 1 . 1 .- ecru fid Miss James eouallv with himself. He .... . . . . . rw. 


light of the lost pleiad from the sky. [Kirw 


vice and assista'nce, * nnd added — “Hereafter, 
’when a false imputation nest* upon me, I will 
meet it boldly, prove its source, nnd look it 
down at once.” 


“ lame mare.” 

“ She has a nail in her Joot," said lie; 
-“band me a pair of nippers, apd I will re- 
move the shoe. Now," continued the preacher; 


in its lurid splendors. The venerable Philip 


hand, “ anil I am persuaded that the people of 
this village labor under some mistake respecting 


The Child of Judoment.— I hoard : 
the other day? (writes a friend and corres- 
pondent of the Knickerbocker) which atasfd 
me. An old lady said— 



^ leed us not into Temptation ; 
“nt deliver ua from Evil. Amen. 


, ... , . ' . - while he stood there with the pincers in one 

“ Well, I have agreed to marry u ,-ouplc a ^ unJ thc „ hu( , (lthor . ,: ljathe th , 

short distance beyond your house, and I will Rl „ , iml v 

inenir. keiui lu*r shut un 


1 1 enry^ understood this well, and when his son y QU ] t j H ^nirl that you are hafity andpassion- 


, bunine**'’ 


, XI. a. d. im 

.. . that art indlevcnis, 

*id be Uii name ; 

come to thee '. 

2™ W lf l >M in Kcrtlio us in llcvono ; 

“(us isdayouro Breed over othre sub- 
stance; 

^ fwgivo to us oure Dettis, us we forgiven 
°ms Bettours. 

lede us not into Temptation; 

‘Mver u« from Ivil. Amen. 

V nf ^ ‘’’“i"' Titulars Version. 

r*** whicl * art •>> Heven, 

, Wicd bo thy name ; 

-a come ; ' 

In I, d'uIfUlod, as well in earth, as it is 

10 heven. * 

d've uithl. ... < 


siiuil, uinuuiuu ouyunu yuur noiisu. unu Will . • , , , 

„ ’ . foot.witli salt and vinegar, keep her shut up 

uull on my way to the wedding. ' , , ,, , , ... . ■ ... 

, , J J , , . . . . in the stable, and she will he well in a lort- 

ln order to iniike up lost time, tlie minister ..... 

now worked harder than lie did before he had < 

Alter marrying tug, couple, lie mounted lus 


now worked harder than lie did before he had 
been interrupted. 

The first pallor lmd not got out of sight, 
when a woman in dishabille, with her dis- 
hevelled hair streaming over her white face, 
came to the door, nnd asked if tin- Rev. Mr. 
Truman wns at home. 

“ He \s at home, hut liis engagements are 
such that he can not lie interrupted just 
now," observed his wife. 

“Oh, denrme, wlint Hhall I do ! " exclaimed 


.Matthew, the Commentator, was married, lie 
sent these lines to tlio wedded pair : 

* Lovm out* miothf r, pray oft logother ; and m , i»* 

\ «u 110 ver both together angry he : 

If one .speak fire, t’other with watrr.conie ; 

Id one provoked ! he t'other soft or dumb.’’ 


ate, au<l, 1 unde rat anil, it was on that acore 
that the parent a of ’ 


[From tho Philadelphia Christian Advocate | me. An old lady Bald*— 

4 't«tter of John Weiley. “When my father moved 

Several years since, the following original country, one of tu children 
letter of the Rov. John. Wesley was present- M y mother could not aaeer 
ed to mo by a Indy of this city; a grand- blit a lie lay between ns. 


Perceiving tlmt Windham wns becoming, much daughter, I believe of tho Indy to whom it 
agitated, the speaker paused, lie resumed in a WM wrUt<)n lt near ,, hundred veers old. 


few moments — “ No matter'. I wish to put you 


in a way to remove-the imputatiohn which have but in a fine afcate of preservation. Th© lady 
been cast upon you; If you are innocent you who presented it to mo has several others 


1 loclyol this city; a grand- hut a lie lay between ns. ^ W 

ievo of the lady to whom it “‘WeU,’ mid she, 'you may e*oap* > 
It in near a hundred years old, hut you may besurethat lwUlkqow*!* 
ate of preservation. The lady day which of you has told > He.’ 4 , * 

[ it to mo has Hcveral others “ Weeks pomed on, and nothing' mow 


pony, turned his face toward tho new settle- 
ment, and put up at the house of a Christian 
brother. He gave directions, for ’Mrs; Jen- 
kins, Mrs. Sparkins, and their friends, to meet 
him there. The. house was Crowded with 
tliu parties and their acquaintances. 

“Mrs. Jenkins, did your boy break- Mrs. 
Sparkins window ! " 

“ A : es,‘Mir. M 


“OuT.o^THK Moi iiis of Bviiks," eti'.— A 
physician of high standing, an opposer of re- 
ligion. was about tostart for California, when 


m,” i!S llmM' ^iiisl^Z™ Un Gl; e m V" lt r. " Xlre0rd r ry “ nd tl 'f My father lired to. 

him inn frank nnd mnnlvwnv. Hpp him nlnnt* '*(k 1 . ami also some from Hovcrnl of Mr. house, which contained one room below I 


-A him iii 11 frank and manly way. Hee him alone, 


his little child came to him nnd handed him named, and require. the authority by which he 
u Testament, saying, “Tn. you must take this lias spoken ill of ypu. NVhen *th> frmndatioiTol 
, . * ,... . , , -4 , , , tiiese reports is once bud, bare, you innv anni- 

rend oil the road. lie pushed away the iqhue it will, a Single hrefclli." 


house, which contained one rooq 
one ahovc. Tho children dept i 
her; One night a tremendous 


sal 


Wit, uoai mu, TT 11 UG nuuxi 1 VI Vi . c.M;iuiim'u . n at i .1 • i> 

, , . •• NY ell, Mrs. Jenkins, ot course you. ure 

the woman, wringing her bunds, and weeping r 

xt , . rw • . , r *? willing to pay tor the window, are you not ' 

as though her sunerings were intense, and 


' ^ Ibis day< 


e our dayly bred ; 


D e ^ U8our Dettis, as w*e forgiven our 
Andies ’ • “Hero is a v woman — ” 

deUyer 18 * ein P^ u ^ on '• “ I °nn not help il.” 

^ or thin 0 “ Henr what 1 have to say. Here is a wo- 

^l e glorv r Ul ^° IU ’ am * Die power, and mau. in great distress: she is anxious to see 
fiAii , Wever. vou immediatclv.’’ • 


\\\ ^ wever. 

D* 3G0. Coinjinrr this with 

Att aunsav *1 . No ‘ L 
^eilmai ’ m ln : 

Wiad lii^ 0 theiu ; 




vuuu^ii iici oiiutuiign nur luiviiDU, -UIIU ! *• ClTtuilll l 1111 " 

tho minister wns the only one who could al- , , , . , • , . . ,, , 

loviate them "Airs. Sparkms, did you spit in Mrs. Jell- 

* » i kins' face ! ' 

“Wait a moment,” said Mrs. Truman, “ I I . Vi .1 1 •• 

. , ’ ! ■ Nes, l did so when 1 was angry, 

will ask him if he can be seen.’ , .... n J t , .. 

“ Husband ! ” v V ou are sorry for it now, are you not t 

..,*,,, , » x 1 . “ A'es, sir, I am,'’ shesuid.-and then rubbed 

“ Well, my dear, what do you want now “ , r , . 

J her eyes with one corner ol her n-pron. 

“llerois a.woman— ” . 1 . .. . .. 

.. T * 1 1 „ “ Do you hear that, Mrs. Jenkins ' 

“ l can not help it.” • “ I do " 

“Hear what 1 have to say. Here is a wo- * . .. • , 

.... , * . . • “ Will you turgive her ? 

iu 111 great dlfttri^s nhc is anxious to see, 

. “ With all my heart. 


child in a passion, saying,' that ho did not 
want to he emAimbered with any such thing. 
His wife persuaded him to take it to please 
thoY-hild. On his way to the gold regions he 
was taken dangerously sick, and his compan- 
ions were obliged to ► leave him, as they 
thought, to die. He became alarmed for his 
sins, and was about to give up in despair, 
when -he thought of tho Testament. He 


. 1 1 • . j- I 1 VIIH'I ,. (lllll 111 Ullll.-lUVt IU UHiun inai*i* 

commenced reading it, anu his nund was led 1)|ujp tl|0 jj ev ^| r itogers good bye, 
to take hold of the promises, and to accept directly tmek to the tavern. He 
of Christ us Ins Savior. He recovered from door ot the bar- rodni and l“okcd in 
.. . . . ii* 1 sneor was tlfe consequence, rhere 

lus sickness, went to the gold regions, and a nj j biutteviuirs, whisperingH ‘ and 


and persuade liiiu to give you thc. name of the Wesley s first prenehers, all of whioh, I had one above* The children slept Sa IM 

individual trorti whom he derived hirt iilforiniition the privilege to examine, some years, since. )> e r One night a trenlendous wind aroM, 

respecting you. Then go to the individual , , c .. .. . . — . 

miuu-il, ,in,l rvqiiiro.tlio iiiilfiority l,y wliiuli lit, I-iko ull tlmt prooooilod from his pan, it is and at night blow off th« entire roof of ths 

hasspu'kon ill of ypu. Wlit-n tin.- fxuiiiliitiun ul Mulliiin in Jt'airvo'. I urn not award it has house My mother alarmed at thc craah, 

Ihp- reports is oil , -0 liii(l,J)are, you may unni- evor.loen published, anil is among the very ran up tho ladder, and putting her head lato 
-Von iTuj^* u^imuMin arduous audpalnfill . fowlcttera iff his hand writing in oxiatoqoe, the rooflo* chamber; cri*d- ; ■ ■ . 

task." 'replied the young nian. oertainly in this oountry “ ‘Children are you all there 1’ Ij 

•• There is lmt one right way to Jo anything," “My- Dear Sister Honnis: Some yeare sinoe Ye*, mother" piped aemallandteirii- 

skid the mlahter, '“ I t*i» (he part of tiriure , wu8 innlin0(l to think that one who had ed voioe • ‘ vee, mother, we an all hen,-M< 
to show its head. Vice skulks in dens and ,-aves jw, waiu.,, 

You must put on the armor uTfaith, and believe onco enjoyed and lost the pare lore of God, if the day of judgment ha* come, iMBkpl** 

tluil victory, sooner nr. later, crowns tin- right must neve*, look to enjoy it lignin, till they that told that lie !’ ” 

Confidence in the power of juatico and truth.- • t HU) ppiii K into Eternity. But nxpe- To howtnany “ children of larger ttwrth,” 
gives moral courage. I hegtluit you will p|a,v Tv , ... ... , ' . * ? 

the man in thia miHter." ricitnphns taught u* better thipga. We have does a similar repentance eM^ .I| MHw** 

Windham seemed to (iatcli the epirit of his ad- now nimiorons instances, of those who had aimilar causes -. the “still smoR ^ 

viser, and promised to I’uLlow liis directions. He CBs( llwuy Hhat unspeakable hleseing, and the storm! 


the rooflo*e ohamber, cried — ■] 

“ 1 Children are yon all there 1 ’ 

“ < Yea, mother ! ’ piped a email and t 
ed voioe ; ‘ yes, mother, we aw all hen 


lmde tho lie, Mr. Rogers good bye, and walked . ■ . . . ., 

directly hack to ihe tavern, fie stood at the »«w enjoy it in a larger measure than ever, 


;ed in. A general nnd why flhould nnMhi* he j/our. case '? Be- 

r. jnpor w«iB tliu eonsequenoe.- The re wore frowns v ou are unworthy? So were they. iH mistakefl by the worldling ior » Dyowmwt 

Ins sickness, went to the gol.l regloqs, and a hmttoriugs. whisperings ’ and threatening h uvn » lu.cn un upfaithfnl stow- rigor and austerity, markrng its voUries with 

tew days .since returned home rich, not in the gesruveB. lor n monu*nt-NN mdlium 8 heart miH- 1 ei / >. .. , '•, ,, . n,r,lnn/.bnlv «i»d KunnUn tine every genial af- 

treasures of l-vnt lmt iu that more durelde. ff»'e him! In another instant he was at tho urd v No they had lice., also, y^KGod healed melancholy, add mppmv^aj 
Mihstuh,.,, wJo.r^'ndelh not „wav. eternal in ol 0,10 fif-his porseoqtors “ Ur. ^ Jqne., l -thenl free, ...d-'so he- will you. Only don, . faction and hue «• 


ClIEBHFULHESS OF Cg*I*TI*NS. — 1 
is mistaken by tho worldling for a r 


you immediately.” 


, Now shake hands. * God bk'ssyou - Good ft ubstubue -that fudeth not away, titornttldn 
The parson threw down a liuudfull of | ni^lit 1 the heavens, [independent. 

Wicked weeds so suddenly, u stranger might' j Mr. Truman rtHurimd home , mother way, . 

have supposed he was angry; hut he was ; hi'orilcr to see the Bilik wfonan .mid give lui-- Avon*- Costkntios. — L et us not tfoubl, 
only a little excited. erhups lie thought j t | lcr directions respecting tlio powders. He ourselVea und our neighbors with unprofita ; 
the trunugrossors he was driving from liis | f 0UUl i tl le niedieiuo curimr the nutient. und hie disimLitions. hut nil unree to unread tc 


«. v«w j persecutors. “ Mr. Jones, ,1 j (henl free, ftiuhuo he' will you. . r - - 

(h-rin- to rpeak to you in private," said lie u ; n8t him . Louk for nothiijg in whvpoiseM it, bo oarcful to rootlfy ( 

Now Mr. .Joiifij* wns h urotesMor <-l religion, und ... . 1 h.i. aramnln Tn tho!* i 


Avoid Contention.— L et us not trouble | 


U, .***»- tirthai 

UnmiK 


W ^jttb thoinn hue in liiininn iub ^ d 11 1 nuil K ro,u l,M found tlic niedieiuo curing tlie patient, und bin disputations, but all agree to spread to tt bout him as if doubtful wlmt counu* You need nothing in order to this hut faith ; 

irthai. ’ humna, jah piece of laud ougiit to he cast into outer hud the good fortune to meet the claRs-K*ader the uttermost of our power the .quiet and to take lie saw that tho eyes of ull present j i, m l W J 10 gives this! Ho that stonrleth ut 


"hsarium th 

h'adaga. tUttna Mutoinun gif uus him* 
1,11 ‘flat iuLv._ ... 


WBt.l|[]a it , ; ' 

a 01 > W * CU ^ UUH Hijaiinu, BWftswe 


darkness, where they, would .be burned. there, who handed him the paper, and pro- 

“ VVhut do you want, my good woman 1 " llllscd t „ return tho Coimnhffiiry in a few 
ho asked, somewhat impatiently. days. 

.“Oh,. air! wo have had sucji a row in our , When this useful, praotical,- ucoommodu- 


i JW tttoiflaum .1 • “J— ."un, sir: we Have liaa sue|i a row in uur . When this usotul, practical, - uceommoda- vice, for whii 

L l ,“‘ ^ggiui u 0B :. f ‘ a “" chulum uusuruim, .settlomout. Mrs. .linkins’ child threw a 1 ting man peached home, hcwaifquito fatigued, to bless God. 


Now Mr. Jone. was a professor' of icligldh. and “ K u - r ^ In their ( 

a member of the church; yet he had suffered yom'Wy , but am and iinwortlnness. hargat- ow “ 6 * “ 

himself to heui.uie violently prejudiced ngaiiist yourself. Worthy is tlio Dumb, and lio has ment lot them ovin e n tuer nw«< 
the youiig man. This sudden challenge to a pr ,, V uilea T'w you. You shall not die, hut waoto.f courtrey, but tho gracaft 

L>. 0 » 

amt looked about him ns if doubtful what course I ou need nothing in ordor to this hut faith ;. I “ em au “ lv ™ *9® 
to take lie saw tloil tho eyes of ull present um l w ),o gives this ' Ho that standeth at through sorrow, aud q>e*k those* 
war* uptyldiim', and lie thought b?st to grant . that heal. oa a medicine: and not 

the request (if the youth .4 They walked out tn.- 1 ,r - . nine a* other when “ tKe dun 0 

mid -pind nr, on the green in front of Ihe 1 I hone to sou vou at Limerick ou Monday P 8 as otnor, wupo t e ueai 


irsouni interview wus us unexpected to jnui r. , 
i tu the other individuals present, lie hlushel ,1V0 


I feul!? 6 ! uni ' thumma nWR 1 !’ I stone, which broke Mrrf. Sparkina 1 window, hut happy to think th© day hud not been I ly useful, do not «pend your time or strongtli I niy irnducfir /” 

• ^®ina let tliimT au ,. 1 . aIi( ^ Mr«. »SparkiuH told the child to clear *pent in vain. One reason why he wuh uux- iq contending for f»r agftinHt, mieii YhingH Tin “ NYeli, flir.” Biii'l tho other, “ you have' 8qme 

* Ultbu *i in ^ JUl ‘ ° Ut ;l 7 d VThen Mrs Jinkins heard mf it she- ions to 'the garden was, because there are of a .disable nature, but in testifying SldTriglHa 

/AIIIUU. 4* IL 1 11 4 * tn INI TM. SniirkinH’ liniian nnrl f *Alrl me imel„ ..t U*. , „ . • . . .• "... lx. . n 


stone, which broke Mrs. Kpurkiub’ window, 


uttermost of our power the ,quii|t and to take lie saw that the eyes of ull present |ind who gives this ' llo that standeth- at 

peaceable gospel of Christ'. N«tr fifty years I the ,l.s.r .. , 

ago, a great and good mun, Dr. 1 otter, then g(>tll01 . f undMo'od upon the green in front of the j I hope to nee you jit Limerick ou Monday 

Archbishop of Canterbury, gave im* an ad- church. i evening probably wfc shall "be at Brough 

vice, for which I have ever^.co had ,^ion .»»Ll^, 

ess God. If yen desire tp Iii extensile- n)p will you lie so kind us to give the name of. it more lie any WOWV* batwaeii you and - 


“If you desire to he extensive- 


•• IV ell. sir.” said thn other, '• you have aqme- 
atetlranoe, seeing that 1 am a stranger to you.V 


*4w^ r ° J ‘ AY 1W.— ] lu the timo Mrs. Sparkins declared she was ; and' then ] promiscs’lAok as though lie was Blothful and thiarieuring 7 ^thousand disputable points to ' V '. U ^ iLV m 0 ,') “t o JI | ' ' U * • v ‘ ll " ,u K lu nut ,M ' 

WeBtm* nUCl1 fclie ^mhi of St. MrH.JenkinH.Buid *hp wuh ii liur ; then MrH. t liLzy. After a deliciouH bleep and pleasant those that iiave no hotter bumneKH than to VAvimt wan tin* eUn y tlmt yp)i heard, sir <'** 
min' * lll8ter ’ WWe by hU Sparkinw sjuit in her fa*>e ; and then MrH. | dreams, the donation day arrived. ParHon to** the hall of controversy to and fro, let uh *• NVhat did! hear t A^k your own contpience. 

^ aud courUer*; but in Jinkinn pulM her hair , and then Mr*. Spar- Truman helped hhi wife to provide for a large .keep to our point. . Lot ub bear ti faithful Your 


came to Mr«. Sparkiiin house, and told lior | was to be a donation party at his house the ugaiiiRt open, nptoriouM, vice, and in promot- dcmuinl sucii a thing of me? It’H not my way, 
she wuh no better than she ought to ,be ; and next day, and ho'did not wi«h to iiave hia ing real enaential JmlineRH." Let un keep to to make trouble .between other folkn. I’ve heard 

1.1 . ■ . ... .1 II , .. „ . . .r • ... ... .m.xiirrli tn nmivinr.ii nip tlmt VOU nnt lo lu> 


My dear »i*tOr, ( 

Your affectionate brother, 

/• ■ .1. Wjmlev 

The letter is dated Cork, May 30, 17C7. 

j. c 


mo taken away with a etrok* n 
has auoh a right to be always b*M 
whom are euoh obligation*' jjpw.w 
cheerful, as those who “k»v* the f 
life that now i*, and- it Jto* *• 
enme t" [Anterlpw Merger. 


•to to reooncT ^ UUd oourtieni ; Out in Jinkins pulfr.d her liuir , und then Mrs. Spar- Truman helped his wife to provide for a large -keep to our point.. Lot us hoar a faithful Your cuunUnfiniie shews itnnw Ao 
*9 *dlowed a nl 10 ^bat robbery, kina tore the dress of her back ; und Mrs. number of -guests. He niadQ the fixe, pured testimony in our several Htationn against all ^ ft ^ u *do v *wppo^V ni ^Wi* 

ri® , ' ,l ‘ ed ““ u ‘ Hie lands to be up- Jackius cried murder, and 1 run after you." : the potatoes, churned the butter, watched the ungodliness, and with all our might recoin- attempted yoiir uuoie'B "lift ?” 


f-l»>atea town, i ““““ 10 Bu “P- 

*to«h. H e ^V Ue repaini ofSt - “ w 

Pml," *“® phroae, " robbing Peter away. 


“ What were they doing when you came oven, Booured the knives and forks, and made mend tlmt inward and outward holiness 
rarj” _ himself generally useful. “without which no man shall see the Lord." 

‘jPulling hair, elr, and screaming murder !" Soon after euaret, the neighbors of the de- [John Wesley. 


inis town. ; | \y hat * Rkmvai. in Col umn Does. ’-A t 

,s the story. that re» lirnrd. sir r • " . * „ . 1UI . 

“ NVhat did I hoar i /\^k youv own roni^oienoe | th«‘ revival m i riucuiou Lolleg©, m lolO, says 
Your countfimnce nhoww it now A ixirKonthnt Suhliath lUcorder, there were thirteen 
Wasn't guilty , would . mt tremble ; ,ad ■ turn pale [U M'Hvaine, Bishop of Ohio; Jones,, 
ss you ihq t »iqi|.«c you will dewy that you •• . , , UA x_ u-*, 

niir uiiolc's lifr I" Hishop of \ irginm ; M’Lean aud HMg*,>-v«v 

1 don't undsretaml you. Here is fessors of Princeton ; and Areutrenfr UU 


ItiuiiM TtiA Time, ibi 
waking, «J» thoaght sudden 
-wlmt, if Lhould pua thh 
I toil ever passed before! 1 
be able to look hack at nigt 
Ged for the reoat ptafllofaU • 


■om. mistake. 1 beg you-I tmerech yon to Secratary of the American 

give me the name of the person who told you so.' ,? , 

1 jin order that you may go and attempt Bis ‘ among the number 


Armstrong, 1 

in Board, * 


CRS 

this Im the 1 
tousemy • 









white and 53 colored member?. Thero wore 
many in those times that despised the day of 
small things; but God did not; nor Hid those 
whorti lie sent to labor here. 

“In 1704, prompted by the generous im- 
pulses of Bishop Asbury, the little band of 
CharloBton Methodists, numbering fiO white 
and 220 colorod members, incorporated tlint 
year by tho Legislature of the State, resolved 
to build a] Church in Cumberland street — the 
noble-hearted nnd sagnoious Bishop lending 
them fivo guineas — a considerable sum in 
thoso days— towards paying for the lot, and 
afterwards to be given to help build the house. 
Tho Cumberland street Church was forthwith 
erected. 

“ In 1707, when the membership numbered 
05 white and 400 colored persons, they re- 
solved to build a Church at this plaeo — a most, 
eligible site, tho lot being', generously dona- 
ted to tho Mothodist Episcopal Church by liis 
Excellency Governor Bennett, They deter- 
mined, wonk ns they were, toorcot n house of 
tho same dimensions ns tho old Cumberland 
street Churoh, via: 50 foot by 40— the proba- 
ble cost of which would bo £700, Bishop As- 
bury promising them a loan of £100 to aid 
them in the undertaking. The venerable 
Bishop was present at tho meeting, nnd in ull 
likelihood suggested the resolution then adop- 
ted, “ That thi name of the house shall be 
Bethel, tho Habrow name ol the house of 
God.” That Snored, though unsightly, old 
pile is the Bothel then erected. . It lias never 
been ornamonted according to tl;c approved 
Btylo of ecclesiology, whether primitive, rnc- 
diuival, or modern, but it seems for several 
years aftcr it was built. it luckcdn good-deal 
more than it’ now lacks of-bqlng a beautiful 
edifice. . in the Records for August 0, 1800, 
wc find this minute, which is highly credita- 
ble to the parties concerned, and wo cite it to 
their honor: ‘'Forasmuch ns tho black mem- 
bers of tho Churoh hare promised to contri- 
bute liberally -towards finishing the Bethel 
Chutch, Therefore, Resolved, That said 
Church shall bo lathed and plastered as Boon 
as possible, nnd in the most reasonable man- 
ner, ‘and also workmunship-likb.” So our 
fathors ph/ased the ontry ; nnd let thoso who 
please sneer at the action or the terms in 
whioh it is chronicled.” 

Church Suit.— Dr. Smith, writing from 
Columbus, O., to R. C. Advoonto, while the 
cose was on trial, says : 

11 Tho testimony submitted on each side is 
tho samo as that relied on in the New York 
cose, with tho addition of only a few points, 
not very material to the issuo.' Tho ground 
taken by our counsel, in support of our' bill, 
does not differ essentially from that occupied 
by our counsol in New York. Messrs. Ewing, 
Lano and Riddle, counsel for the defendants, 
take ground Somowhnt different from that 
pccupiod by their counsol in tho Now York 
cose ; or rather, the same ground, more clearly 
stated. Mr. Ewing was present during the 


Methodist Pbbsh, 


Centenary Institute o( the Alabama Con- 
ference at Suminerfield. 

Tho Cojmnittcc appointed by Conference to 
attend tiro annual examination at this insti- 
tution, ,liAvc performed the duty assigned 
them, nnd offer the result of their observa- 
tions to the public, 

Tho oxercises wore conducted through a 
period of fivo days, and closed on the 14th 
instant. _ ■ % 

On Friday and Snturdny nights, composi- 
tions, from the junior class of young Indies, 
were road, and original speeches from tho 
the male plopnrtmont were delivered. The 
subjects of the young ladies were woll selec- 
ted, and were treated with great propriety, 
both in matter and style, and with promiso of 
future attainment. The themes of the youtig 
gentlemen were interesting, and their speech- 
es -wore written and delivered in a highly 
creditable manner. 

It is delightful to bo able to utter words of 
commonilatiou to thoso who deserve thorn, and 
it is doubly agreeable andfelioitiouslodoso. 
Whore merit is of high and undoubted char- 
acter, whore all have done well — exceedingly 
well — discriminations might seem invidious : 
ifrtlic committee, however, should refer par- 
ticularly to any, they desire to bo understood 
as not depreciating those who are not men- 
tioned. Once for all, they would say that 
they wore well satisfied with the proficiency 
exhibited’ in alb the departments. The stu- 
dents gave evidence that tlicv had notnassed 


sai»— fTffw— in Sohools 

1110*0 in the East of the State have con- 
cluded the scholastic year, muoh to the satis- 
faetion of the Church and tho friends of 
Chritamn education. We have had no official 
report fresh the Visiting Committee of Oak 
Bowery, but loam from several sources that 
tho exercises of Commencement gnvo eminent 
satisfaction. Fotlr young ladies— constitut- 
ing the first olnsa ever graduated lYom the 
Osk Rowory Female College 


Revival Amono tub Germans.— With 
particular pleasure wc note the work of God 
among this peoplo whoso presence and posi- 
tion in our country oponB a great door for 
the Gospel. Rev. N. A. Craven? writes on 
13th inst. to tho Banner, giving an acoount of 
tho German Churoh in Galveston, undor 
charge of Rev. P. Moolling. lire. M. went 
from this city a year ago to Texas, llis 


Moruing, Jnly 24 . 


schools, in great parti by mean, S? ‘ 
tary subscriptions or tho kit, 
tho laity the slightest control or j?' 1 
the mornl or religious maWM)' 
scholars, tho clorgy claiming ft, Z*' 
elude whatovaj books they eleJ^^ 
or religious grounds, and to praJ,*' 
same grounds, whatever they tWi * 
to tho substanco, standard, mj L** 
touching, tho teachers being J?** 
pension at the pleasure of the a?! 1 111 
any “moral or religious” grouj*^' 
and to dismissal with tho conori!?" 1 * 
Bishop ; fourthly, they have 
ask Government to endow fra, 1 
sourfcos such exclusive and sectsik* 1 
ns these. ' And, it seems. Ihe 
ment, probably for political purm*,- 
have consented to givo them, as to|U 1 
in substanco whnt tliev demnrt , ^ 

be expected, Mr.’Den4, now 

con, and the Tractarians connected J 


OF THE 


ten’: When there eoenis to he an oe- 
t somebody to ak. upon a given 
and the “ Father* • begleet to do so. 
r " mj f at venturing 

I mimire by nn official Oommuni- 
i tha gapers, that the Mlrion of our 
ioels th come on this year more than 
earlier than usual. AU must see 
H be Important for all our financial 
thottha members of the Conference 
in mind. Our several collections 
jommenced that much earlier, or we 
aodly behind former years, espeeinl- 
rt. Thaw Whs danger, tlmt, under 


received diplo- 
mas, after an examination which it was said, 
by competent judges, •• could not lie lieatcn." 

Such commendation must lie cheering to 
tho worthy operatives. For the Centenary 


members are ono thing, Rome nnother. some 
again are neither one tiling nor another, but 
veritable political cameloons. D’Ismeli 
passed a year or two since, fork protectionist : 
such he npponred to be whilst in tiro ‘l pupa” 
or “ chrysalis ” stage, but when ho unfolded 
himself gradually, even before taking office, 
tho spccios seemed to be doubtful and anoma- 
lous,. and lo! at length, in his Simons spcoch 
on the budget, he catao out Almost a full- 
blown free-trader. The display ho mado waB 
certainly striking and attractive, but how 
beautiful soever may bo the colors, and how- 
ever novel and curious the stripes and Bhades, 
there are few farmers or land owners who 
will over look pleasantly on a free-trader. 
1 a, his late .^election manifesto Mr.. B'Israeli 
_siiika.prot<^ction, hut talks of a compensatory 
re-arrangement of taxation and tariffs for the 
benefit of tho farmer,. But how can tho 
agriculturists believe the Chancellor when ho 
1ms so flagrantly and so recently deceived 
and disappointed them 1 Then, thero is 
Lord Derby. He talks wiguoly, largely, phi- 
losophically at public dinners about, those 
matters ; but, bo far os the oraclo can be in- 
terpreted, it promise little satisfaction, though 
it pj-ofesrijfr mucl^ regard, for tho agricultur- 
ists. Others of the ministry may he doci- 
dcdly protectionist in their views and wishes ; 
hut even thoso see plainly that the fates are 
against them, whilst otliers again seem to he 
no more protectionist than their leader in the 
Commons. Still, if it should so happen that 
u fair protectionist majority should ho re- 
turned to tho House of Commons— though, 
even then, a real return to protection would 
mil tuko plaeo, for such a return would bring 
after it a revolution, yet Borne stunted and 
abortive protectionist measure would probably 
be passed, which,- (whilst it 'eould do no real 
good ’to ahy, would crcato much dissatisfac- 
tion in the country, and seriously throw hack 
that process of adjustment to the "principles 
of free-trade, which must in the end take 
plaeo in all the national interests. Such a 
result as.this would be very unfortunate ; and 
tho feur of it on the part of some will cer- 
tuinly givo the question of free-trade a cer- 
tain prominency in the coming election. 
There is not, however, so serious a probability 
of anything like a protectionist majority in 
the ensuing session, as to excito much inton- 

Free- trade, 


As for the “appoint/'e" to preach the an- 
nual sermon being absent, wo are sorry for 
our own but glad foi 1 their sokes that it was 
so ; for our good friend Dr. Neely was there, 
and (Bade the most cxccllcni use of the occa- 
sion. Ho is au fait on such occasions, and 
very properly the Colleges innko him pay a 
large annual tribute by way of penalty for 
his popularity. * ’ ( 

Wo assure those who extended the kind invi- 
tation, thattho expectation of a reunion with 
them and many other friends, and tho hope 
of being at all serviceable to tlicir good cause, 
was reluctantly given up, and not until no- 


ire should fall behind last 


UninuM. thero is added tb. 
of our Conference year by more 
h— and that month the but of. 
making collections— it will rc- 
dinmy exertion, on our part to 


tftiTgnttMtal to I earn during a recent trip 
WeWurf North, that our example is exert- 
ing its influenoo upatighe Church in differ- 

enttwts of the eounhy-stirring it up to 
4Ntiiir effort in the Missionary work. I, 


a deep interest in its success.; all distinction 
was lost in the oneness of discipleship ; and 
the uitity of the faith, in tho bond of per- 
foetness, was attained.” 

Lack of Treachers. — The Editor of Z. 
Herald, after remarking that never in the 
history of the Church- was thero so great a 
demand, from all quarters, for an increased 
numbor of efficient Ministers, and lamenting 
the slackness of supply adds : 

“Yet is there a bright sido to this faot. 
This scurcity is not tho result of u diminution 
in the uotual number of tho ministry. It 
proceeds from an increosod demand for min- 


cessity forced. 


Mineral Springs.; — Among the, pine hills 
of Jackson county. Miss., nnd about 5 miles 
from Biloxi, Springs hav e been discovered 
possessing mineral properties in valuable 
quantity and proportions. The original pro- 
prietor discovered them like nil nature's trea- 
sures nro discovered, in search for something 

A medical 


both for our reputation 


e. if from any inaction on our 
sdefrom the high position wo have 
it is not in view of any influence 

^ reputation and influ- 
sire we may come up 
what we have ever 


excavating a mill seat. 

, Dr. Austin, .ftinualies us a neat de- 
ive pamphlet written by himself: ho first 


in view of the want 


were particularly pleased with a Geography 
olass. of six bright little hoys. They are evi- 
dently children of fine promise, and the com- 
mittee trust they will fulfil the indications of 
future attainment. Unite as pleasing was a 
corresponding class (much largor in num- 
ber) of little girls, it is hoped that tlioy 
will bo equully successful, with tho little 
boys in their future advancement. 

The classes in languages of the undo de- 
partment, and the Mathematical classes of 
both departments, gnvo evidence of thorough 
instructions and proficiency. The clnss in 
Botany was well instructed, and in their spot- 


his notice in 1851, 


isterinl labor. 


voico and asking for a larger ministry. Is 
not this a matter of gladness 1 Dties not this 
longing of tho soul of Immunity for the Gos- 
pel betoken tho hour of Gospel triumph ! 


Dr. .Smith, of :4k? La.' 'University, concludes 
a thorough analysis with this opinion : 

“ The medicinal virtue of these watiirs is 
to be looked for more particularly in tho oxide 
of Iron, and Sulphuretted Hydrogen, both of 
whioh exists in notable quantities ; and it is 
therefore apparent that many chronic dis- 
eases might bo oured, or receive important 
alleviation from these waters: os a bath, it 


Is it nothing that men arc crying to tho 
Churcli of Christ, Givo us a more numerous 
ministry 


money, nnd pray 

J. Hamilton. 


O, it is a dolightful thought — ono 
of tho brightest signs of tho times, and should 
inspire a purpose .to meet the demand.” 
Prosperity — Honor to the Agents. — 
The St. Louis Advocato approaching thocloso 
of its first volume holds words whibh much 
gratify us : 

“Wo are fully warranted by the facts in 


it. — The Seventh 
senary Society of 


tho Ministry, and the cxpectsfiooi d i 
pnblic, the. session lias dragged on ilmai 
its ordinary length ; and the next I'sriiuu 
will be summoned, not to meet in eta? 
but in wintor. It is to be hoped fiat k 
proportion of God fearing men in the He 
will be considerably augmented. 

in Ireland conversions ta ¥i es 
tinuc to be announced. Di. Brnram l 
ccntly went over to Dublin toleetareiata 
of Popery. .. Notwithstanding tie time, s 
Ins rare abilities, his mission is Mel to hi 
been n complete failure ; his &adico<ah 
constantly diminished ; the coantee-hkj 
held in the same building - (the Kitaj 
have been more and more krgeljeM 
and sixteen of the attendants on the till 
rios of lectures havo professed their m 
sion from Popery. In this Island, boss 
things are far otherwise. I fear thattp 
part of the clergy und not a fow of fill 
minal Episcopalian Protestants of flaw 
.Western Diocese (Exeter) are mltaril 
Popish, only wanting the name. Its 
reaction, however, is being orginiietW 
Beems likely to load to something lb if* 
Episcopal Churoh of England. 
tho clergymen engaged for fls ‘f* 
Churches” are American EpiscopeBta 
Popish dogma of the “ indelible dm*' 
being still, I beliove, recognitedbwP 
tical law, renders seceding Aurf!*4F 
men liable to ecclesiastical into*** 
voxatiou. 


Wvtewing at some 


tho ease, iu Baying, that no General Confer- 
ence paper in tho Mothodist E. Church, N ortli 
or South, ever closed the first year of its ex- 
iBtonce*undor more favorable circumstances, 
or with more flattering prospects. Since the 
1st of last January about one thousand names' 
have been added to our suhsoripsion list, nnd 
new subscribers come in nearly as -fast as at 
any period sinco that time, and tho prospects 
are that we will begin tho next volumo.with 
a list largely above what it' is at present. 
For the Bucoess of tho paper nnd favorable- 
ness of its present prospects, tho credit is duo 
mostly' to a few aetivo, efficient agents.” 

Fon Peace, 


the eommittco feel .that they can 


sity of feoling on this account, 
then, Will scarcely be the predominant ques- 
tion at the elections. 

And-the old party war Cries are worn out, 
Who cares now for tho Whigs, os Bucli ( Or 
who for the Tories, who, indeed, in the truo, 
old fashioned sense of the word, are a race os 
completely extinct ns the Jacobins or — “ tho 
Capulets.” 1 Lord John has still a handful of 
true adherents in the House, and there are 
There were two concerts by the Murical not a few beyond tho walls of Parliament 
Department, highly entertaining, and evory who havo muoh genonil respect for him as a 
way evincing tho progress and. skill of .the statesman and patriot; hut as the leader of 
pupils. the great and ancient Whig party he is, in 

In consequence of tho absence of the ltcv. the eyes of tho country,, nothing. Nor have 
H. N. Mol yeire, the regular appointee, the his tactics and hjs conduct during the present 
commencement sermon was preached by the session been such as to add to his influence or 

reputation. 

It can not bo said oitlier that the Derby 
Cabinet on tho wholo havo given any such 
earnest to tho country of wise, able and right 
principled statesmanship as much to add to 
their hold upon the public confidence. Thoy 
have, iudeod, got on much bettor than was 
expected — a result which is iu a- great mea- 
sure duo to the foolish and undignified tactics 
of their parliamentary opponents. But it 
can not bo said that thoy have dono well. 
Sir J. Parkington, indeed, shines by contrast 
with his predecessor, Earl Grey, 'and may he 
Baid really to havo managed well. Nor oan 
a like meed .of praise be withholdcn from liis 
able and pleasing colleague, Mr. Walpole. 
But Earl Malmesbury is, to tho full, us un- 
popular us ever Lord Palmerston, in the sumo 
office, was popular. A personal friend, it is 
said, (and was absurdly boasted by some of his 
friends,) of Louis -Napoleon — you may he 
sure nobody hero trusts or likes him the bet- 
ter for that, t han Ids miserable huckstering 
with Tuscany, and truokling to Austria iu the 
ease of Mr. Mather ; liis diplomatic und li- 
terary blunders and apparcut incapacity in 
an office held last by suoh accomplished Min- 
isters as Palmerston and. Granville ; last of 
all, his “ Convention with France ’’ for the 
mutual surrender of criminals, ratified by 
the Queen first, and suspended afterwards on 
presentation to Parliament, because of the 
blundering and (in faot) unconditional con- 
cessions to French authority which it embo- 
died, and the forgetfulness .which it’ evinood 
of tho rights Qf British law. and justico : 
these things havo brought upon laird Malmes- 
bury the dislike and oven contoinpt of British 
patriots. It appears toy. tlmt this samu uufor- 
timato Minister has boon dabbling, aftor the 
example of Lord Aberdeen uud laird Pulinor- 
ston ( in diplomatic coquetry- witli Romo, and, 
us might ho expected, lius been defeated and 
humiliated for liis pains. This oxeitos the 
religious indignation of tho hearty Protes- 
tants of Britain. Thou, again, some mem- 
bers of the Cabinet are even ultra High- 
. Church men. The Lord President, (the Earl 


the healing j^reani to flow.." 

Improvements have already been made 
and accommodations provided for about 20 

invalids. » * 

Panama is the most important city of New 
Grenada. It contains about 10,000 inhabi- 
tants, of whom 500 are resident Americans. 
It waalaidout in 1670, and entirely surround- 
ed with walls, it extended in timo far be 1 - 
yond. Here Catholicism reigns supreme. 
Th*y have no lees than nine churches. A 
Prot-eatanJ mission has recently been estab- 
lished, and there is now regular Sabbath ser- 
vice by the Rev. Mr. Rovcll, of tho Con- 1 
I gregational churoh, and Rev. Mr. Bigham, of 
the Methodist Episoopal Church South. 


Judge McLane declined setting on the case, 
in conseqnonco of his relation to the parties 
and certain opinions ho had expressed. 

The California Press.— Tho Observer trad 
C. C. Ad. have had a pretty Blrarp exchange 
of editorials on the subject of slaveholders 
being in tho membership and ministry of the 
Church, North. The confession of tho fact 
being made, with qualifications, tho Observer 
sayB : ■ , 

“It was not our purposo, on tho one hand, 
to disown slavery, nor upon the other, to con- 
demn the Northorn Church for holding the 
same in tercet ; but to elicit tho fact, as dis- 
closed by the “.-\dvoeate " and its correspon- 
dents, and which we knew existed, viz : that 
tho only difference betwoen us on this suh- 
jeot, is, that; while wo hold on to slavery and 
niako no fuss about it, they do tile same and 
kcop up the cry againBt us of “ pro-slavery,” 
“mon-stealers,” etc., etc. 

“Tho confession is full'. Wo are content. 


-The Buffalo Advocate, refer- 
‘ » 

ring to the desire manifested in somo parts of 
the Northwest for a M. E. Church paper to 
bo established in 8t. Louis, says : 

“ St. Louis has now a hotter Advocate than 
can be started in opposition to it. Should a 
now paper be started, the objeot of whioh is 
hope it may die 
The day of fight in the 


only agitation and strifo, we 
in its infancy. 

Churuli should liavo ended long ago.” 

This paper quoting the remarks of tho N. 
and L. Advocate, in which it is clinrgcd that 
under the Uamline view of it “Methodist 
Episcopacy in tho North will soon become 
mere .moderutorship, which no man of self- 
respect would accept with its toils and re- 
sponsibilities,” thus owns up to its own radicnl 
doctrine on the subject: 

“ That is cxuetly wluit we would contend 
for. A moderutorship. elected onco in four 
yenrs, would comport hotter with the dignity 
and simplicity of the original Church, tliun 
oitlier bishops, right reverends,, archbishops, 
or anything elso of the kind.” 

A New-Book.— Tho Editor of tho Nasli- 
villo Advocate informs his readers tlmt the 


hMbMa favored hy 


tells of a main inMaine who kept a groocry 
store, and when h* sold a pint or a half pint 
;Of rum, always put his thumb into the mea- 
sure— an enormobs large thumb -and at the 
end of twenty years’ practice he estimated 
that he had sold his thumb for at least S500U, 
and had it left after all. W lint an old soaker 


dress, oh the suhjeot of American Literature. 
This was an address of no common type, and 
was delivered by its author in his character- 
istic vein of good taste, who held his audionco' 
in wrapt uttontion, and by turns excited 
them to tlie highest cthusiasm. 

On (Wednesday-tlio commencement exer- 
cises camo off, in the most gratifying mapper. 
The graduating olass, five in number, were 
hriglijly worthy of tho occasion. The com- 
mittee could not help thinking of the *• fivo 
Wise Virgins,” whilst they contemplated them 
in their maiden loveliness and pious intelli- 
gence. Each lias given her heart to Christ — 
may their lamps never go out, nor their oil of 
religious fidelity ever fail. 

; The address pf tho Honored President, Dr. 
Mitchell to the graduating class, was a mas- 
ter-piece. It breathed the highest tone of in- 


■e extract 


ill* quite flattering. 


It is indeed true th*t«*f‘ 
tho law undor,which Mr. Shore H* 1 ** 
prisonraent is repealod or alts«4** 
beliove the unscrupulous Bishop d ** 
would have it in his power vejstoonjty*' 

runs nny so'ceding clergyman in m* u* 

JVlr. Gladstone, however, of IzodoOi ( 
of the ex-Minister,) whohassutonfij 
tuinod the Protestant fight *6**°^“*., 
roelite' Diocesan of London, ie AP* r 
havo recently accepted tho oharg** 
the now “ Free Churohes” in the ’’ 
provinoe. j y 

cr Tho Kaffir war still “ drags Ited** 
along." • Every body is tired of e*« 


doing so,I| 


We learn from the Presbyterian, that the 
Presbyterian Board or Foreign' Missions has 
decided to establish a mission amongst the 
Chinese in California. 


Wc claim, Wo desire no exeinjitioii from the 
charge, but we ’did protest against tho ink- 
made of it. 

“And now that the truth is out, we must 
confoss our incapacity to see how it is that 
that is a flagrant, crying sin in us, which is 
an amiable virtuoin them. Wo are “sinners 
above all men,” because wo have “ thousands 
of slavejioldors in our communjon,” while 
they are most excellent Christians for the 
reason that they do the self-same thing 1 This 
is a system of Christian otliies whioh wc did 
not study in tjio benighted regions from 
whoneo we came.” 

Under tho head of Spanish Department, 
our readers, if they care to make it out, have 
news in California, on 


■ any one that has pre- 
**t twenty. A glorious 
id at. Grenada, in YrIo- 
, fifty conversions. That 
world, Bre. C. K. Mar- 
asristodBro. Wells dur- 


£Our. friend Edmund has- favored us with 
another letter from his “Ebony home," 
which wo are sure will the nobody in its 
reading. Eu.] 

Greenville, Sinov, Liberia, ( 
March 2>J, 1852. j 

Boo. McTveihe : The brig Julia Ford ar- 
rived on the lllth ult. 


recent numbers which have appeared an that 
paper, on church government, havo been 
brought to a close. They were written hy 
Dr. llcnkle, and will be published in hook 
form', nnd will make a volume of nearly 200 
pages, 18mo. The type is large and clear, 
and the impression will lie distinct nmE lg> 
thinks beautiful. Thu paper good, and the 
binding neut und Substantial. Pile work will 
he ready for distribution in, say twenty days 
from this dute, and will be sold on reasonable 
terms. . As .to 'the merits of the production, 
we havo fieurd hut one opinion hy tliiwo who 
have carefully read tho numbers. Moreover, 
tho Work- is oue' for tho times. 

Methoiusm in Ciiahleston.’— l)r. Summers 
delivered u happy address on 2'Jth June, a( 
tho laying of the corner stiiue of tho Bothel 
C'lmrch, hi Charleston, -S. C., which by re-- 
quest was published iu the S. C. Advocate, 


Dr. Mitohell was succeeded upon the rostrum 
by the Rev! President Russell of tho Oak 
Bowery College, who presented the audi- 
ence with the most thoughtful address that 
we have listened to for many a day . His theme 
was “ Tho Sublimo and tho Beautiful” in tho 
discussion of which lie presented Mental 
Philosophy in it? most interesting phase, with 
more ot the religious ^lenient evolved than 
heretofore, Somewhat after the style of Job, 
but with a different motive, wo exclaimed, 
“Oli, “tlmt our friend would publish u book," 
the want of the ago is,' 1‘hilosophij by Spiritual 
men — men who are willing to have “God in 
all their thoughts.' 1 Wo have taken Presi- 
dent Russell's address iis the promise of a. 
hook, uud would hail its 'publication with 
very great pleasure. 

Iu conclusion we- commend the Summer- 
field Institute to, the public with tho utmost 
confidence. And to the members of the 
Churoh, we say, wljhoi/t hesitation, it is your 
duty to patronize it, und pray for' it. May 
God prosper it until multitudes shall be mude 
pious und intelligent by its influence. 

Josiah Barker, I ,, 

Rout. M. Saunders, j t ' om ' 

' : Wool 'Dude, 


88 passengers, all 
well and hearty ; and whilst pening to you 
these fair line*, the Liberia Packet is coming 
to an anchor, after a long passage of 00 days : 
IK) pataengers, all well and hearty. 

1 was up at Monrovia iu Junuary, at the 
Conference, and woe very well pleased with 
.thn? country ; and 1 had the pleasure of being 
up the Saint Puul's river which is tho garden 
•pot of Liberia, and soeing of the industrious 
husbandry on both rides of the river.- 
in tiro space of four yours that section of 
the country will he wealthy from this fact : 
the people's eyes are become opened us to 
the planting of eoffee, and cyen at this time 
they are making beautiful brown sugar, as 
you would wish to behold in any new coun- 
try ; and some fanners are. gathering coffee. 
This staple when it begins to hear gives a 
man employment all the time. I would like 
togivoyouadeaeriptionof thecoflee. When 
it begin* to baar, it is so closely connected I 
together that an ant can not get through, 
and as soon as the coffee is plucked off, a most 
beautiful white flower immediately buds out, 


the Oxford 


men who are eataoUted to 

. I believe 1 could sit and 
preaoh twenty-four hours 

-j- I.. , i - . 


an itom of'politicul 
May 29th : 

“El Ronor General Scott, quo era comnnd- 
unto general uu cl tiempo do la guerra dc los 
Estudoa l’-nidos contra Mejico, cs candidate 
preeminent!) para Prosuleuto general do los 
Estudoe Tnhlus. Y ol Seller Don Suntiugo 
Ituchimnun, del Kstadu de Pcusilvuniu, es orto 
cumliduto pars Preridente.": 

Significant Allusion.— The great “offi- 
cial,” ut New York, in writing an editorial 
suitable to the North, Suutli, East uud West, 
ou slavery, makes the remark : 

“Thu Churohes of this oountry have en- 
dured a terrible “ Eastern storm ; ” and the 
M. E. Churoh has felt its full force. The 
good ship has been beaten hy the teiiipest, 
uud evtfry timber has been tried. Some of 
her crew took to the long boat, and left their 
brethren to shift for themselves.” 


: *Wy He is not one of 

f bnt a wel}.it formed Bible 
bye, there is too much im- 
> of our latter day sermons, 
roaring*, too many studied 
the world, and at the name 


Alibul, 


this oountrj 1 


The tone of fooling in 
tho French ruler has in no degree 
is not eo loud in its expression *s* 
ago, hut is yet more deep and M 
tlyont to tho Parisian oorrespOH* 
don journals can scarcely b* * 
taken the country hy surprise, W 
surprise us now that Louis N»P* 
hut it is considered that the MWf 
a throat would be his verita e 
. After that every body 
ously to think of war. 

So muoh for polities and thingi 
A fow words I must add m »«< 
The returnB of »*"*[ 


U-o for it, if, «, 


not a 

ttaobin* 

lervatiou. He tooiau plain 
toinly be is every way the 
itanar m*, but sometimes 

lUto of eloquence, just to 


and tho leave# remind cue of an evergreen, 
and the blossom like a jessamine, and tho 
feme has the same delicious flavor. 

■■Bfifoo i» iq a flourishing condition all 
uloug tbs Coast, from MUlsburg to Mouroviu, 
whioh is tom* twenty-five miles from the 
Cap^. 1 have the honor to be, 
in Christ, 

a x\r L E. D.'Tatioh 


. -The Albany Journal says the 
great bulk of the new clip, particularly iu 
Michigan, (Jhio anil Wisconsin, is now iu sec- 
ond hands. The Stock clip is estimated to bo 
rather larger than last year, but of thia all is 
conjecture, and nothing cun be known for some 
weeks yet. From Milwaukee about 60,000 ibe. 
have been shipped this season, anrf there are 


thodism. - 

various Distriots havo Men 
published in the IVatdunan. ‘ 
in the year, ending is* 1 Djdr 
been in Great Britain a 
But more than 18,000 of this 
belonged to the three qW^V 
1881, and Christmas, 
the last quarter having M“V 


if he would, 


CoLLbGK bi'kNi D.— 1 Tilt) Catholic College at Wurctuter, 
Mjuuachiuuttri, +** utturly destroyed by lire on Weduet» 
day eveuiug, the 14tb lnit. The Iom ia eatimaUid at' 

000. Thenj-WM sojnaurnuce. t — 

The following utateineut ooraprlaea the deatha iu aonte 
of the Atlantic dties for the week ending' July U). and 
their proportion to the population-: 

Deatha. Population. Proportion 

***«« 74. 13H7W '..1 in 1876 

New York.., aai 617.040 1 in 16W 

Baltimore f07 100,086 1 in 1670 

Charleatnn lb 4MM . . tl . . . . 4 in SMI 

hayanoeh 12 ., t&IOO. 1 In 1631 


EaYiji.^rA telegraphic dinpatch, \ia Parib, 
vtateb that the affair of the inheritance of Me- 
hornet Ali hua beau arranged iu Egypt between 
the Vioeroy and th$ Porte. The former ia to 
W hfirn Mimijr-thwe million* of 



* 


) meet in auto* 


Di. Nwrmui 




Clif Ufw ©riffles CDtistjun JUmornit. 


can not but bo regarded as, 

this genoral storm is now 
fl" 1 f ' though" a few pianos still suffer 

,Tn'd vegetation has ngnin begun to 
!' parent health and vigor, and with 
' • rf an average harvest. Tim a*- 
P from the various District meetings, as 
" of the iMiniBtor8 aml lll . v 
,, tending, and ns to tho astonish- 
msnner in which tho connno- 
institutions have beon sup- 
• )||| time of heavy trial, nro most 
„id furnish good reason for be- 
*' JUtthe I-ortl will bring great, good 
"vtth »oro evil. Wo are looking for- 
jj j ntsaentous but a happy and well 
Caiference. 1 can not sny ns yet on , 
uhst day tho Memorial Committee 
it bat particulars shall be sent you. 
sLhuii, our principal Constitutionalist, 
ikjj week' in Paris, arranging with tho 
rf the French Mission the provisions 
Tjting tho French work from the 
!^ a „d putting it under tho care of its 
Cmference. 

IttlWIp* Times has fallen' off in its 
1500 copfeB ’a week daring tho 
I* months of tho present year, as com- 
lith the corresponding months of last 
And last year it fell off a thousand a 
compared with tho year before. 
Chi»tu“ spirited men, of ovory Church, 
imeloeln this. It is said, also, that the 
i»rto/“t changod ownors and editors, 
e prino'p»l expelled Ministers liavo re- 
censure fro m thtir ow n managing, 
for tho violonce and unbccffmmg- 
if their language, and Mr. Dunn lias re- 
hia connection (probably in immediate 
ce of this censure, hut 1m 1ms long 
muy of his wretched work) with dim 
“Reformers.” ■' X..V. 

Midsummer, 1852. 

Xoiuy “Ohoctaw Testament.” ' 

Canton, Miss., July 15, 1852. 
McTvkike— W hen Bro. D.W. Lewis’ 
ipearod in the N. 0. Advocate, I read 
Sunday School of this place, and 
that tho scholars and others would 
4$r mites for Choctaw Testament to 
ted among the Sunday Schools of 
Inis' charge. You will find in this 
uthe rosult. 

I think that if his lotter was read to a few 
j Schools and congregations, money 
to buy Choctaw Testaments for ull 
today Schools might soon bo procured, 
will try ! l ours truly, 

H. H. Montgomery. 


V<fr Itaf N. O. Christian Advocate. 

From Donaldsonvllle. 

The Liquor Triumph. 

Ml. Editor : Already you have heard of 
liquor triumph in D— , and could you 
i he® present, yon would have been satis- 
aboui the “big gun.” But I can assure 
that the “big gun ” wns the siuull end of 
t celebration. 

On lie iflpauitod day, Captain Whisky, 
all <t his associates) mustered his men 
flawe forth to defend the “ license." 

co brought up his little bund, led 
the hand of Respectability ; but as tbe 
paraded some two to one, his con- 
waa quite easy and complete.- 
news of victory was Bhouted from tho 
House, s<) clamorous us to excite atten- 
tion several directions. This was fol- 
by illuminating the coffee-houses at 
y twilight, by meanB of whicli tho lovers 
dreog drink were distinctly seen nnd heard 
•ad congratulating their leader. And 
they had “raised their spirits up by 
g sprits down,” tho triumph was sig- 
by burning Temperance in effigy, 
barrels were tho representatives of 
ace, a number of which were set out 
“•dreet, partially filled with some dry 
■wdde and set on fire, 
tylhis they intended to say, “consign 
00 do tho flames — burn you empty 
nadgivo us barrels filled vqith wine 
•bong drink — down with Temperance 
PW ns Drunkenness.” 

^beliflle band of Temperance advocates, 
“irty-three in number, were wilting for 
ty to rule ; and though thoir number 
minted by some deserters at tho bal- 
"5 wcre n °t tho less insonsiblo to 
enl of tho people’s choice.,. But it wus 

* when Pilato left it to tho people 
arthey would Bpnre Jesus, their Savior, 

Barrabbas, they said, “Give us the 
•ad murderer.” 

i barrels wero ' burning, a burly 
VT: a tbevotee and pillar in the 

* ntholic Church, distinguished him- 
Wn/ H ®^ti-leatl ” in tho oelobru- 

, *0 barrels wero burning, a 

“™ nu fivo rockets wore tlirown 
tho “bouts, of men, rattling of tin 
l Poppiug of crackers, and the tooting 
Indeed, it was littoraUy, the bold- 
Ih 77 ln their Bhamo. 
is- _ boys, the hope of Church and 
***. Eubberod in crowds, and noted a 
8 bm? 1 ^ OU8 b urt in this celebration of 
m Tl' This part of the soeno 
lie ti. t great force. Thought I, it 
i , , . *be fathers of all those hoys 
*jr v °te, opened a door to drunk- 
» before thoir children, and 

tion of ** aat ^ eonlcd tho otornal de- 
ibiliui d ^ow feurful' the re- 

ght! p i Ibore was ono paliating 
’ bv . , . P 8 tho boys might bo luflu- 
lf ®*tliers, all of whom are 
Tkmpehanck. 

dnriPArny 

•mid auj — ’It will be hard for 

J to Hiliu firabbers who abound at this 
“ rtaoe rctis^i l !® n * l *tions of a man who not 
•a AnZ7'” Western Now York, lie 

* child un,/-.! 10 ?“ motallio substanoea, 

' Ho could s’ i*biob nothing could over- 

. /•opleatnt* to Dli e Uo * r <>R or steel tools, or 
- or Boom,' f° a i 8 '*' w *th a GOOMROR knife 
•tuck lnhu' Jf u \ 10 UHe wooden ones, 

“boy at aoh°ilo b* 8 ’ if? experiment, 
disturb his 


a iysteto r i uum ttiways aisturb ins 
?b* touoh of m2 - throw him into fidgets; 

®Wly bnSSmf uf auy bind, purposely 
w^himU^btlnooulaot witbbisflesb, 
When stonuE.” fro “ tbe touch of a vi- 
b> »ny on,*. ?*“, 10 , ,J0 l»aid out or re- 
f i and wh.n ?*?““! b“ “'ways employed 
of MeduM^ “ be had been to market with 
i.. and unaxioeoteiliv v«n»i**,l 


«Wy lu ~“U unexpectedly received 

** Ole nfonev hl'a 1 * S“ owu > luatead 
" tbe affl “ daporited ln a bag In a 

ll«ir5LS r . 1,a *»> t0 blre a map 

U *“ u th*reJSlEjf‘ l0 }! J ’. Or on Uor “ a - 

-do te\ M ^^r®d to be in eight, wus 
seep at a respectable distance. 
* »»• ■ 

'» ^Zrf?-**** wuh ^1. 

.. * t *’* r > om,, MtUdfretu 

Africa, Oo the Htb lari. 



Hymeneal. \ 

l^larried by Rov. J. T. Heard, 'in Dayton, 
Alaf, on tho22d of Juno, Mr. James L. Tnn- 
rkm. to Miss Ei.izabetii F. Catun, ull 111 1 
Dayton. 

Obituaky. 

DEPAiiTF.n this l.i ee on tbo 11th inst., lit 
Vnlloy Groon, Holmes county, Miss., Tiioman 
H. Wahe, aged 21 years 2 months and 22 
days, in sure nnd certain liopn of a blissful 
immortality. Tho disease which terminated 
his mortal existence, wns congestive typhoid 
fever. His sufferings were severe but not 
long, which lie boro with Christian fortitude 
and pious resignation. Ho was the only son 
of fond parents, by whom he wns early’ taught 
the fear of God. He connected himself Ayitli 
tho M. K. Church about six years since, and 
subsequently professed religion. Extraordi- 
nary care wns observed in his literary Instruc- 
tion . endowed with a fine mind, and furnished 
with ample facilities for its successful devel- 
opment, his mind wns well matured. He was 
a student of medicine, and ids prospects wore 
bright in the future”. Of an andablo disposi- 
tion, well rofined manners, nnd fine personal 
appearance, he was loved by all — 

“ None knew him but to lore him, a 
N ous named him but to prairie.” 

The parting scone was tho most Bolemn the 
writer over witnessed. Sensible of his fast 
approaching end, ho called his father and 
mother, kissed thorn, gnve thorn Ids Bible and. 
wept— kissed Ids sisters and gave them sonic 
precious mement os : ids anut and cousins lie 
kissed, sent messages to absent- relatives, 
prayed fervently for the mercy qf God upon 
his soul; upon his relatives, for his friends in 
tho room, bade them farewell, nnd exhorted 
them t o meet him in' heaven. ' The servant?' 
w ere called in, whom lie bade farewell, and 
exhorted them to meet him in heaven, and in 
possession of peace with God, aud love to all., 
he passed from “ his home on’ earth, to his 
homo in heaven.” 

If tho tears and prayers, and unwearied 
attention of fond parents, affectionate Histers, 
and faithful physicians, could have prolonged 
his life, then he had not died. 

“ fiut sre .ought to stay an angel on the earth 

'A eplrtt ripe for heaven. 

And mercy In her loro refused.” 

A Fill END. 

July 14; 1852. 

•Died; May llitli, at the house of Col. John 
\V. Wormnck, in Kutaw, Ala.. Jui.ia Miner- 
va, infant daughter of Itev. J. T. and Martha 
M. Heard, aged 1C months. 


A SITUATION WANTED. 

A gentleman, native of France, ami graduate 
of Gottiugen University, (Germany,) wishes a 
situation as a teacher of the French and Ger- 
man languages, in tho Stato of Louisiana or 
Texas. Address post paid, this office, for fur- 
ther information. 

f Wanted. 

Ail efficient Methodist Preacher, properly 
rnuoliVd for, can obtain good work by appljAn- 
tion fo Josnt'A T. Heard, P. K., 

Dcmopolis Dist., Ala. Oonf. ' 
Post-office, Dsyton, Ala. 


General Intelligence. 

LotTifliAXA Statk Convention — baton llouge. 
.Inly 12:510 i\m. — T h^Convention wns opeiiwi 

this* morning with prayer by the Itev. Mr. 
Crenshaw. 

The report of the Committee on a French 
translation of a new constitution was received, 
nnd was amended by allowing the translator 
$260. J 

Article 81 of the Tjtle on tho Judicinry, as 
reported by the special committee, was amended 
hy t empowering the Legislature to increase the 
number of Sheriffs in any parish, nnd was then 
passed. * 

Mr. Hunt, on the Judiciary Coitfmitteo, re- 
ported au additional article, 82, making the 
Judges of inferior courts elective by the quali- 
fied electors of their respective districts ; article 
88, making it the duty of the Legislature to fix 
the time for eleoting Judges different from that 
of all other elections ; article 84, making the 
Attorney General elective by the qualified doc- 
tors of the whole State, and District Attorneys 
by elecfco,r8 of districts ; aud article 85, giving, 
to the Legislature the power of determining the 
mode of vacancies in all offices not otherwise 
provided for. 

All other articles were passed. [Eve. Pic. 

The Nkw Mode hr Kmualmino.— T he NewYorx Journal 
of Commerce w»y« that the body of Mr. Barnum, the un- 
fortunate individual who committed ruicide by jumping 
out of a window at the Washington Hotel, about a week 
ilnce. hart been embalmed by l)r. Pilate, at the City Hos- 
pital. The doctor merely opened the carotid artery und 
injected a substance, known only to himself. Into it. The 
effect wart wonderful ; the body commenced daily to grow 
harder and harder, and is now in a condition which the 
doctor assures neither timevnor climate can affect. 

DirLOMATic Salaries.— T he following are tho nalariea 
paid to their Ministers at several points by Groat Britain. 
France and the United Btatea : 

<Jre»i Britain. Fnanre. U. Stutaa. 

London $ $28,600 $0,000 

l'uris 37,700 O.O0O 

Washington 21,800 M.400 

8t. Petersburg 20 000 22,800 0.000 

.Vienna 24,200 17.100 4.500 

Madrid 24.200 15.200 0,000 

Berlin 24.200 151,800 0.000 

lllo Janeiro 10.300 U-400 .0,000 

ConjUntin puli 33 000 16.200 ti ,000 

Tempeuance ijTGeohg i a.—' The State Temper- 
ance Convention recently held at Newmap, 
paused the followiug^fesolutions f 

lltsulved, That the traffic in intoxicating 
drinks is an immortality and a public grievance. 

Resolved , Thqifc to suppress the traffic it is not 
only a wise, but a just exercise of Legislative 
jiower. 

Resolved, That it is the duty of every lover 
of his country and friend to nuuiauity, to en- 
deavor to uwuken a public iuterest in this ques- 
tion; 

The Second Cheolk. — Thp Mobile Register says: 
" Tho beautiful little new boat, now building in theNofth 
by our mall liuc company, and Intended for the Lake or 
Biloxi trade, is believed to be already launched* and has 
hud this popular aud pretty uamu given to her. The 
original Creole is now plyiug iu the British provinces, 
away down eu*t. This old favorite is tho maternal ances- 
tor of a long low pressure line, at present extaht. • The 
L'reolo begat James L. Day— the Day sired tbe Oregon— 
tbe Oregou produced California — California brought forth 
Florida ; und ruturuiulg to flrst principles, the family name 
conies round again to • Creole.’ ” 

The Boston Fire — The Are ln Boston on Haturday, 
the )0th lust., was tin* most destructive which has occurred 
in that city for twenty years, and it is pretty well ascer- 
tained that wveral Uvea were Inst. It ia reported that a 
daughter of Mr. E. G. Aldeu, aged 14 years, perished ln 
the names. At tho failing uf a portion of the walla of the 
Uoiuu, Mr. Clark, one of the luahtunt engineers, was 
much injured. ' „ 

Tbe tire wus raging at ita height when a wouau was 
brought from the third atory of a house Id Purchase 
Htreet. She was almost unoouaclouii from fright. Bbe 
had hardly reached the street wbeu she gave birth to a 
flue boy. The uovel incident produced quite a “seuea- 
tlou.” It uannot be said that the little shaver was not 
born iu times that tried men’s souls, aud their bodies, too. 
At last accounts, the mother and child were doing well. 

Tho Bullora’ lluuie and the MAriner** Church were con- 
sumed. The total loss is estimated at $30U^o. 

Thu Montreal Fimk.— A dispatch from Beuulngton) 
Vt. dated the 12th last., says : 

*• The total number of buildings destroyed by the cou- 
flagratiou at Hontreal. Is from 1200 to 1600 , including 
chiefly those occupied by the poor chuw.es iu the uuburbs 
of the city. 

'The Quebec suburbs were almost entirely destroyed. 

11 It is estimated that nearly 6000 persons have been ren- 
dered houseless by this calamity 

“Th»M U tutoiuly -tUa.Ua .Utou, ,3,000,000 tp 

_***• ft, wfctuUdla * MV, rtP,." f 


Ths Oroat Riot in England. 

From tho Enropran Timo?, of July 8, wi- 
lako tlio fallowing dotniled aooonnt- of tho 
lnmontahlo and fatal riot at Stock port, England, 
on tin* 2Dt.li alt., Iiotwoon OathoiloB anil l’rnlos- 
tout?, growing nut, it would soom, of tiu> non- 
, oxtOilhipn of true nnil n,nnl vi'ligioun liberty to 
I nit its subjects, by tlio llritisii Government, in 
omncotii'H with its bloatoil “ Church nnd Blato" 
polioy : 

DiiKAiim. Riot at STflrxrOHT — Ji Chaprl 
Sacknl— Kfdittug Sei nes .’—On Tuesday niglit 
a drondfiil riot ooonrrnl in Hlookport, between 
the lower olftRS of Ii-iph Cathollon nnd English 
Protestants, embittered by parly spirit nnd 
qimrrrln ; rifling out of onnslnnt diBoiinnionn n? 
to the rigid of Hie former lo continue thoir pro 
eosnlon?. Tlio third edition of the Monoliontor 
Gunrdlnn. of Wcdnesdny. give? n somi-nflieinl 
noeount of it? origin, front which we exttaot llie 
following pnrtionhirs : 

“Hunilay won the ntinivoAnry of tile umYnl 
procession of nil tho Human Catholic snholnr? 
eonnoetod with the throl bhnpolBin Htpokporl, 
Tho recent royal proclamation against Roman 
Catholic processions lied been much discussed, 
anil tlio Irish Orangemen and oilier Pndeatnnts, 
English and. Irish, contended 'tlfat'tho proces- 
sion ought not to be allowed. 

“ Various respect aide residents of .Stockport, 
npprelimisive. Hint if the procession look place, 
it Avnuld lead hi Rome serious breach of the 
ponce, applied in Mr. Sadler, chief constable, 
to kndw whether tlio authorities meant to pro- 
htiitt if, Under (lie powera dnim pionlfimfition. 
Tlih Bubjcct. wc holievc, wns nl«n lirmight under 
(be notice of the Mayor nnd the borough magis- 
trates: but, from whatever cause, no orders 
wore given to forbid tlio procession, nnd it took 
nlncc. Previously, however, Ihe ilev. Randolph 
Frith, of the Catholic Chapel, Edgcley, aenior' 


priest in Stockport, waited on Mr. Sadler, and 
gave the most solemn assurances (lint no sym- 
litds or gnr.b should appear an the procoss'inn, 
beyond what lmd been' usual on- former anniver- 
saries; or anything that could lie deemed it 
defiance of the proclamation. 

■“ Vvhcn it became known Hint the proccmion 
would not be prevented, party feeling among the 
lower classes ran high ; the (‘utliolica boasting 
they would not lie stopped, and the Protestants 
declaring that their procession ought to be put 

down. The procession, however, did tnkc place 

on Sunday afternoon, and, on tlio wijidc, passed 
off quietly.' ll started about 8 o'clock from tlio 
Catholic Chapel u t Edgcley, a suburb of the 
town, near the railway utation, and proceeded 
down Edward .treat, iieroiu the Waterloo road', 
down t'liurchgntc and Park street, up Heaton 
lube, up the Wellington road, south, aud so re- 
turning ngnin to the liomnn Catholic Chapel. 
Edgeley. It wns headed hy the priests, and a 
number of Irish laborers, walking six abreast. 
There wero no banners. 

“ The priests did not wear tlio canonical vest- 
ments, but appeared in ordinary attire. Even 
the girls’ handkerchiefs or veils, whicli they 
usually wore on these occasions, were set aside, 
and they only wore while frocks mid littlpi ross- 
v*fl suspended round the neck by ribbons. The 
oply hedges or symbols tliatmiglit.be supposed 
to contravene the proclamation, were a bnll and 
cross, and a gilt dove. No breach of-tjie. peace 
occurred, and even Sunday evening, which is of- 
ten disturbed in .Stockport by noisy brawls 
among the lvlsii population, (w’iio are said to 
exceed 14,000 in the borough, 1 ! passed over wjtli 
more than usual tranquillity. 

•“ On Monday afternoon, information reached 
the police office that an Englishman nml Irish- 
man, hath of them iu liquor, had been fighting 
in the liquor vaults of the Bishop-dUni/e public 
house, and thnt expressions had been used linv- 
ing relation to the procession of Hie previous 
day, and to Popery and Protestantism There 
wero reports also of oilier disturbances, jinrtlcjt - 
larly in the Tlillgatc, sont in to the police au- 
thorities, though, on their arrival (it (lie-spots 
indicated, the mob hail separated. 

“ During the whole or Tuesday everything 
remained tranquil; hut. the Rev. Mr. Forster! 
priest of Si.' Michael's llnnmu Cotlmlic t'liapol. 
In tlio Park, called on Mr. Sadler, intimated 
thnt there was considerable angry fueling on 
the'parl of tlio Irish Catholics, nml'tjiat lie wns 
apnreliehsive of their assembling in the evening 
dnBomberfrbrow, (or Garnett street.) As Mr/ 
Sadler was popular nmnng thorn, Mr Forster 
proposed to meet him nt 8 o'clock, uind that they 
should go tngrther to the spot in order to pre- 
sent ally disturbance Mr. Forster, however, 
being unable to keep the appointment, Mr. Sad- 
ler proceeded to take such precautions a- lie 
thought advisable. \]p sent three or four of 
his officers into the Hillgnte, nnd matters being 
quiet, lie contented himself with sending a few 
more officers there. Shortly n'fterwards lie re- 
ceived a message thnt, very suddenly, consider- 
able numbers of English and Irish hnd simul- 
taneously made their Bppenrance in Hillgnte, 
and had commenced fighting with sticks and 
other weapon? 

“ Which psrty commenced this fray Mr. Nnd- 
ler was unable, either then or subsequently,^- 
ascertain. He immediately got together Home 
assistant oonstables, and 'was proceeding with 
them to the spot, when information reached him 
tlint tho rioters had bekh driven back- by the 
police and others from Hillgnte, and (lint a con- 
siderable number of Irish had gone iu the di- 
rection Of. High street , which leads to a neigh-' 
borhood principally inhabited by them, and 
known, as Book-row, I’ctty-carr,' Carr-green, 
etc. Making for Rock-row, he saw a number 
of people oolTcctod nt the upper end of the row 
(whioh, with only one or two exceptions, is in- 
habited wholly by Irish), and extending into a 
field, adjoining St. Peter’s Church. They ap- 
peared fo he in conflict, and, it's he was proceed- 
ing towards them witli ids men, they were met 
by, a considerable h'ody of the Irish, who as- 
sailed tlio police with stones, brickbats and 
other missiles, while various sorls of projectiles 
were cast from tho houses, and even women 
were seen on the rools of tlio oottnges, hurling 
slates, bricks, etc., on the police. 

“ However, the sniall force under Mr. Sad- 
ler's command succeeded in driving' hack, and 
dispersing their assailant's, some of whom were 
cniiturcl) and conveyed (o tlio police-office ; and 
ultimartely, comparative quiet being restored, 
Mr. Sadler left a number of men on the ground, 
and dispatched a messenger lor tlio Mayor, nml 
Mr. Boothroyd, Attorney, who resided' about a 
mile from the court-house. The Mayor, witli 
several magistrates, shortly arrived, and a de- 
tachment of the dtli Infantry ((ill rank and file) 
wore also soon Upon jhc spot. The troops pro- 
ceeded down Cliestorgntc to Bock- row aud 1’etty- 
carr. There they fuund a considerable ussem- 
bliqro, and the riot act wus immediately rcud ; 
on which, aided hy the efforts of the police, nuil 
special constables, the mOb speedily dispersed. 

“ The civil and military authorities and force 
then proceeded by St. Peter's square, through 
High street uud Hillgnte, to Edgeley, where 
they found the largo Catholic chapel and the 
priest’s house copipletely sacked and gutted, 
and the rioters here had brought the furniture, 
etc., out of the cliupcl und the residence, piled 
it in the road, and set tire„tu it. Tlie mob had 
now dispersed. 

“ Receiving an intimation Hint a similar at- 
taok had been made ou St. Michael's Roman 
Cutholio Chapel, (near the Court-house,) the 
posse went thither, uud found that the furniture 
hud been dragged out, broken up, -and some of 
it set fire to. The rioters hud also attempted to 
force open a largo iron safe, supposed to,cdntuin 
various articles of silver used in the service of, 
tlio chapel. Home portions of a patera, n pyx 
cover, etc., all of silver, wero picked up inside 
tlio chapel. These were lodged in safety at the 
police-office. 

. “The police arrived in (i me t„ apprehend 
several men in tlio very act of breaking and des- 
troying furniture in the chapel, guiet was 
speedily restored, and a number of men end 
youths, who wore known to have taken part in 
some of these proceedings, apprehended. Many 
of these were severely wounded, nnd from four 
o'clock in tlio morning till noon, four medical 
men were more or less engeged iu dressing their 
wounds and hurts.” 

Proceeding to narrate what the reporters 
huve gleaned from other thnu the police authori- 
ties, the Guardian continues : 

“ After the police had dispersed tlio mob in 
the Hillgate, the Irish, in a tolerably compact 
body, retreated towards Ropk-row, tlio lower 
end of which opens upon 8t. I’eter’e square. At 
tlie corner, of Book-row anil the square stands 
a Urge house, tlie residence of Mr. Oruhain, 
surgeon, who, we believe, has in some way in- 
curred the hatred of tlie Roman Catholics. 
They assailed tide house witli volleys of atones 
and brickbats, smashed many of the luWer win- 
dows, and the servantmau received a severe 
wound in the forehead froiu a stone. In this 
attack, tlie next house, belonging to Mr. White's 


standii opposite toMr. Grnlinm's house, nml llioy 
liml broken some of the windows In tlio luiildlug 
when, they were overtaken hy tlio English, who 
attacked nod drove them ’tin Hook row, Sfod 
then seem lo hnvo proceeded in retaliation to 
Edgeley, gutted the Roman Catholic chapel and 
priest’s house there, nml iheneo to St. Mielmel s 
Catholic chapel in the Park, which they nb„ 
sack wi, ns already Hinted. 

“ Fights between small bodies of both factions 
continued for some bourn afterwards. In these 
fights one life lias been taken, and Itin not im- 
prohnblo that other very sovoro injuries mnv 
tormlnnto fatally, 'llot worn U nhd 12 n'olorii, 
a party of police succeeded in capturing n atom! 
athletic young Irishman, Dnrhy Benlcs, nbout’ 
twenty-four nr twenty-five yearn of ngo, who 
wns said to have wounded three or four men 
with n pltehfork. When apprehended, however, 
lie hail received a severe frneluroof tlio skull] 
and other injuries ; and, ns lie was evidently 
dying, he was removed from Gie.other prisoners , 
and expired fiboul n quarter before 2 nvinrl;. on 
Wednesday morning. ' • 

” Tlio soono that presented itself on Wednes- 
day morning in l lie large room of tho'Courl- 
house,’ ennnol easily lie described Within a 
rail separating the lower eiuticij the court Trniir 
Hint whero -justice is administered, were penned 
together sgpye eighty or ltinoTy ruflWjily looking 
Irllnws, most of whom had bandages nnd plas- 
ters on their heads, fncosf hands, Arms nod legs. 
One. witli a dislocated shoulder, was yelling iii 
pain under the’ manipulation of tlie surgeon, 
nml another youmr man lying on tlie liner wn.i 
nlso shrieking under tl ie pain caused fin, hand - 
ling a dislocated ankle, ('them were manning 
nnd lifredlng, ami tlie whole formed n scene not 
unlike that of a military hospital after a battle." 

Appended to the account in the Guardian, is 
a list of tlie names of the prisoners*whn have 
been arrested; most of tvlidm nro wounded, some 
of the(n desperately. The number is HO. 

The 'Manchester Examiner also publishes- an 
extra edition, and gives the name of thodend 
man utfllarmiy MeOarl. The Examiner goes en 
in say: "(In Monday it ia stated.thnt prepn- 

rittions wcrripuidc to get tip a slinni precession, 
in ridicitioof tlifljunliolicsehonlk.pud Gjc effigy 
of Mr. Frith win actually made ami exhibited. 
From .several persons We heard that members j 
of the I’nitestii'nt. Association frcrcseeti taking 
part lit tlie^e disgraceful acts.’’ 

Several of tho special constables took an active 
part, in tlie destruction of property. 

During Wednesday a lie -military remained un- 
der arms. Organized hn.nds of English have 
goqe to the houses of poor Irish Catholics during 
the night, and destroyed their doors nml furni- 
ture. hiit have evaded the police. 

The total number of persona now in rustudv is 
lid. 

The latest dispatch front .London, niglit of 
duly 8, says: 

“ The brutal nml disgusting riots at Stokport 
have attracted much itteitlion, hut as vet the 
results of the official 'inquiry Imre not boon 
communicated. Whether the Irish were the 
originators of the tray or not, iris Pertain 'the 
English mob retaliated with relentless ferocity: 
aim thero is too much reason to believe they 
were glad of nn opportunity of wroaking their 
vengeance on those who offended -them- -mil more 
by their religious differences than 'by their com- 
petition in tlie labor market.’’ 

From California. 

By Ipc steamer Illinois, nt New York, weliave 
rdceived dates from 8au Francisco to tlie IHtli 
nil. 

From February ID loMune tl, 186’J, there ar- 
rived at Sun Francisco 0770 Ohinnmen. 

There nre upwards of a hundred clothing 
stores now' established on bong Wharf,' San 
Francisco. v 

Several Indians on the Sacramento road, In a 
stale of- intoxication, lately, killed a Chinese. 
One of them was arrested hy Americans, handed 
over to the Chinese, and ' by them 'hung. The 
-Chinamen expressed a desire to hang tlie white 
mnn who sold tlie Indians ruin 
Snow from tlie mountains is selling at Simula 
for fifty -five cents tier pound. 

The nun) her of passengers landed at Ran 
Francisqi during tlie month of May, wa s 10.041. 
Tlie departure, tor the same time did not exceed 
1 500. ■ • ' 

Several tennis witl; numbers of Chinamen, in 
phasing die mines in Eldorado county, have re- 
cently been stopped, nnd ordered back to Sacrn- 
mento. Indeed, so excited have sonic people 
become, flint tents, merchandise, rockers, etc 
have been burnt. 

A mnn nnmed Alexander McAllister was' shot 
in li saloon at ^ncjpmontoun tlie 15th ult. , by a 
mnn named Tiiifinas Moore. McAllister died’- 
niid Moore was taken into custody. 

On the 13th of June an unknown time was 
murdered hy some Indians, hetween Bridgeport 
and Deer Creek. He was’shot and beat to death 
The Indians were arrested and hung. 

■ Tlio body of Mr. D. Comstock, who has been 
mjssing for nearly a month, wan found between 
ltcer Creek and Bridgeport. Arrows were shot 
through tlio hoily, nnd lie hnd been scalped. 

An election for supervisors, on the 16th June, 
in Sacramento, resulted in a whig victory. 

A! correspondent informs the Sacramento 
Union that a Mexican named thevarino wns 
hung hy n dioli nt Jackson, CalnTeraa county, 
lie wns supposed to be one of those who mur- 
dered n couple of Frenchman, recently, whilst 
sleeping in their tents. 

Among the hundreds of Chinese Immigrants, 
recently arrived from Hong Kong, are eighteen 
females, doubtless induced to come over hy the 
glowing account!* of. the country given by the 
few of their counlrywomen_who have preceded 
them. " ■ 

Tlie startling intelligence reached San Diego 
on tlie lOtli instant, of tlie murder on theDesert, 
i.f t’ol. Craig, Third Infantry and Sergeant 
Bales, First Artillery,' hy twIP-desertcrs from 
Major Hicntxelman’s command at Camp Yuhia. 


They were arrested 

The 4th of -July was celehrated with much] 
spirit hy tho Americans resident in Panama 
Tlie unlives nnd resident foreigners heartily 
joining in (lie ceremonies, whicli consisted of 
nil oration, procession, hall, etc. The oration 
wns delivered hy Edmond li. Greep, editor of 
the Panama Herald. 

On tlio l ltli of June a lire occurred at Yankee 
Jim's, in Placer county, by which properly to 
tlie amount of tGHJldO was destroyed. 

Mixi.no Nkws.— It is said th'ut a parly of 
Germans have recently discovered a’ very "rich 
gold pjaeer on tlijp Sacramento route to Yrekti, 
They called it Bark Bone Creek. The earth in 
many places yielded from three to five dollars 
.to tlie pupful. 

Many persons who lei) Shasta Valley for tho 
mines on Rogue river, ave said to be returning. 
Tlie mines on Rogue river are exceedingly rich, 
hut not of sufficient extent to afford claims to all 

The miues on Dead Wood Creek, near Yreka, 
are proving to lie exceedingly rich. 

A correspondent, writing from Ricli Rur-saya : 
“ All who do not wish to try their luck at dig- 
ging on their own hook, find plenty of opportu- 
nity for £0 per diciu ” 

file Weber and Coon Hollow Canal cost 
$20,000, is fourteen and a half miles long, and 
pays monthly <-'7000— 27 per cent, interest on 
its first cost. 

The Gold Hill Canal coat $0206, is ten and a 
h alf miles iu length , aud pays mont hly $4442, or 
47 percent, on its first cost. 

The Bradley, Borden & Co. Canal, at Dia- 
mond Springs, cost $12, OOt), is ten and a half 
miles in length, and pnys monthly $2 Iff 7, or 
18) per cent, on ita first cost. 

The Hook Creel, Canal, at Nevada, is nix 
milca long, cost .-GO, 000,.. and pays monthly 
1:4000, or 40 per cent on Us original oost. 

Tho Oaynte Ditch, at Nevada, is six miles 
long, cost $10,000, uud pays monthly $0000, 
or 371 P«r oont, on it* oost. 

And lastly, the Deer Creek Ganul, at'Nevada, 
is night miles long, cost $20,00(1, and pays 
monthly $6673, or 271 percent, on its first cost. 

The mines about Weavervillc have, it is said, 
proved to bo among tlie richest in the Htato. 

Now and very rich diggings Imvo lioen discov- 
ered nt a point near Pleasant Bar, on tho Mid- 
dle Fork of tbe American rlvor. On Sunday, a 
mnn paid $600 for a claim in tlie new placera, 
and on Monday lie took out a pan of pure gold 
weighing fourteen pounds. A deposit of $.877 
wus made in Hunter & Co.’s office, the product 
of ono man's labor for ope day. 

S'ltOM HOI I'll A |t ERICA AND TO K ISTHMUS. 

The frigate Raritan sailed op tlie 20th from 
Panama tor the Gttllnpagu Islands. 

Tlie British steamer Lima arrived at'Pnuauia 
on the 21 from Valparaiso. Bhe brings news 
that the Penmen Ministry bed been olianged. 


factory, also suffered considerable injury. The 
mob then turned their attack upon the HuntUy- 
echool connected with St. James’ a ohurch, whioh 


The new Cabinet were oppoeed to Flores nml 
would give him uo protection Flores has but 
060 men with him, out still maintains a menac- 


ing attitude The steamer Qulokatep had joined 
himyfrith u number of troops aaid to he Ameri- 1 
cand- He has also received a remittance of 


$30, (Jim from Lima. Tlie U. 8. ship Portenmuth 
wns lying at .Guayaquil on the 10th nit. The 
American Charge there lmd protested against 
her leaving, should Floros hold ids present, war- 
like ntfetudr. Captain l'ownie lmd concluded 
to n'wttit orders from the Cqthtnodore. 

’’ Business at Valparaiso was brink' 
l.ATKR rnow tiir sod i.vkp. 

’I he Kail bake, mails, with advices lo the lsl 
ult. from Utah, arrived in Ftncrnmentn nn Tbiim- 
day morning, under the direction of Mr. J.,11. 
itmitli, who attended them through. The tidings 
of Hie murder nf Capt. Woodward anil bin parly 
hy the Indians nre confirmed. 

The Indiana are said to he exceedingly trou- 
blesome on Mary’s River, musing trnyelern 
m nch linhoyanrp and alarm. Hr. Smith’s jmrty 
was constantly nn tlie alert sgninst them in the 
mountain pnsnee, and necessarily rn, meeting 
Willi one or two formidable attempts oil Ihe part 
ol their aavagefoes to steal their animals nml 
destroy (lie dives of tlio pnrty. Tlie following 
item? nre from tlie Union’s nummary ■ *. 

Two mna 11 parties, well slockeir%lth prtfri- 
Hinns, were met liy Mr. .Smith on tho oilier side 
ot I ’arson Vnlloy. They arc on tlio look out for 
tlie trains from t li el! :t it 

No emigrants ns. yet have arrived nt Salt 
bake from, the eastern (fide of the Rocky Moun- 
tain', bill, trains worn expected ’in daily on the 
Lst Mn’y, * 

B.v tho letter of our correspondent, il will he 
seen thnt Quv. Young Jins gope nn a tour ot' ex- 
ploration Mr. Smith wns nt Ihe city when lie 
left, and says Hint he look with him ilia High 
» rjfiM, Kimhnll, fuVtl forty juokod .ilriigooiiH. 

Tlirro 'is groat difficulty existing mnonR the 
Mormons, nnd a larRO party, whioh promises 
S ’on to ho in tho majority, aro dissatisfied -with 
tlii« tyrannical pjoTernment of Voting, and say 
they wilLnot have him to rule over them. They 
nre admirers of Kimhnlli nnd are' endeavoring 
to supplant Voting, and put the former on the 
throne. 

Provisions of. some kinds have been very dear 
at. Salt Lnko City this spring. Sugar and cof- 
fee are worthr40u per pound, hatfon 25c., beef 
yiiiiirtinnd.it Re:, nnd Hour 2J a 80, Whisky has 
l>c<’n sel ling, at sixteen dollars per gallon, hut 
there is little demand for it. 

The crops in tho Salt L ike Valley are looking 
beautifully. An unusually largo amount of 
groin had been sown, and vegetables planted to 
supply the army of emigrants from the East. 
Green peas were out of the ground hy tlfe latter 
-Bird TsnVlHToliT "7 X ~7 . — 

Additional I^oroign Items. 

The telegrnpli eahle botweeq Dublin nnd 
Holyhead does not work, arid a surveying pnrty 
is engnged in searching for the T injury. Only 
five milefwnoro of eahle wns used thnn would 
cuxuE-the distance in a straight linp. 

ITALY. 

The ilia male di Romo gives an account of 
the FopO’S visit to the excavations now in pro- 
gress, hy his orders, along the Via Appis. 
These excavations hnve now reached some an- 
cifrtt burial plncns of the primitive Christians, 
near the farm 'of Torre Mnranoia, w here, it is 
said, Saints Nercus, AehilleuR nnd Domitilla ' 
a re bur ied. Hpre a wide staircase of the fourth 
century has been laid, leading to the crypta be- 
low, wliich nre to be completely repaired by M. 
Fontana, the architect. 

The Tope descended the staircase, nnd fol- 
lowed a long corridor giving access to a crypt, 
where there still are some nnrient paintings. 
In another crypt, of the time of the early pon- 
tiffs, there are still some vestiges of beautiful 
frescoes, designed by the celebrated Antonio 
Eos). There are several subterranean churches, 
or father chapels, on this spot, some of whioh 
had been seen by llosio, but hnd since become 
inaccessible) ; they arc now cleared, and contain 
several large paintings, besides many inscrip- 
tions by the first Fhfistians, nnd some Pagan 
bas-reliefV, which hnve been used by the former 
to cover up their tom btr. . 

l[is Holiness particularly remarked a ccrppor 
plate, on which is an inscription concerning n 
donation made to Mark Antony, the triumver, a 
highly interesting document. * The Pope after- 
wards visited the Cemetery of Calixtus, the 
staircase of which Jirs been repnired, nnd now 
loads Vo a sepulchral crypt, coritaining paint- 
ings nnd inscriptions showiug that 8t. CorneHuu, 
Popo and Martyr, had )>oen buried there. 

, Tho Popo has sent n messenger to Vienna to 
remonstrate against the heavy demands made 
on the Popal treasury by Austria, for the main- 
tenance of troops. 

A letter from Naples dated June 24, says : 
“ The U. 8. war steamer San Jaointo anchored 
in tlio hay of Naples yesterday, and will imme- 
diately leave with important difepntclies fbr the 
East, respecting the cape of tho Americnn mis- 
sionary imprisoned in Greece. The Cabinet at 
Washington has taken up the case with groat 
spirit. The U. 8. frigate Cumberland is to fol- 
low, if necessary. Miv Morgan, tho American 
Minister at Naples, iiaa just returned from the 
Enst, having, no doubt, investigated the pending 
question.’* 

70UKKY. 

Louih Napoleon sent the CharleniAgne, of 
ninoty guns, <to f Constantinople, ns a courteous 
act to the Sultan, and to show the. Turkish ahip- 
hui filers to what degree of perfection the French 
had brought their war screw-steamers. The 
Turks would not, however, allow the steamer to 
pasu tlio Dardanelles. A serious misunder- 
standing ensued. Embassadors have been set 
to work, and nt last, uftder a threat of suspend- 
ing diplomatic relations, the steamer is allowed 
to pass through the Dardanelles. 

GRKKCB. 

Tho monk Christophoros'is causing unheard- 
of trouble to the government by his incendiary 
addresses. Ho appears, disappears and re-np- 
pears witli astonishing rapidity in various parts 
of the kingdom ; and, having raised tho popula- 
tion of tho Magnc by his discourses, is now raising 
tho Eeloponessus. 

At first he restricted himself to declaiming 
against the English, against the Bible, against 
the Lancastrian schools — which he stigmatized 
ns the works of tho devil— and in calling the 
people to more devotion and superstitious wor- 
ship. But subsequently ho came out openly 
ifgninst the King as a foreigner and nnti-uhris- 
tian. and even agninst the 8ynod as corrupt. 

Al.OIRRB. * 

The French papers contain nccount? of nn- 
otluT sanguinary insurrection in their African 
colony, which occurred in Juuo. The revolt 
wns very general and numerous battles hnd 
taken place, attended with considerable losses 
on both sides. ' 

The Km. liiii Kcnf'eriks. -The lndi«f of Ku|(fitiid man 
ifeflt coufildprnhl* aluriii on tho Mihjort of tho Catholic 
Nnnn. ilof. which hnvo lurreasotl, uro increasing, atul art 
they thiuk, ought loin* UiuilnUlml. The ladies ofOraru/ - 
ond have cent a pot It loo to tho Qucon, praying (or tbe 
official iortpectlon of the obnoxious erttablUbments. A 
flimilar petition ban Ttccn forwarded from tho ladles of 
Chatham, the signatures to both numbering nearly 700U. 

J H. Iliud, tho Londou Astronomer, announces the db- 
envery of u new planet, night of 24th ult., ou tho bordera 
of (he rooxtelUlious AqiiUft and Horpeue, about f> foams 
I oast of the star Tau in Ophiucbus. It shines ns a fine star 
nf botween the eighth and uinth magnitudes, and hoe a 
very steady yellow light. 

'•<* ’ e ■ " ^ 

Ttir NewLi.se or Sika»ieh« — Thu lino of etoamere pro- 
jeettd hrlwuuu Uavro and NuwYork, to be eatublbihed by 
a French company, at the Wad of whioh aro Mo*m. Doi^ 
fuinnrd cmulti Legendre. U marly completed, ftud will 
aoou outer into operation. The leaders of thU com- 
jtHny worti- received tii» other day l»y the ProBidei^t.und it 
is. caul their plain were fuljy appreciated hy Loula.NapO- 
loou Tlio I'm In e. or respondent of tho N Y'lleruld ifl in- 
duced to think that tho French . tranr-atjautle ftcamerc 
will «oon take thoir roven/pi of U\e unlortunatc expert- 
in uo i nude iu 1846, by the company of Ueroud and do 
Uan lei, 

A ScaaiMirui. P»MXKT •«'* Ho.Ai.ii -Mi Warnrir 
Btngg, a large provision dealer In Cincinnati: iiv recently 
packed in nn elaborately finished bWrk walnut cask, gilt 
tiring on either lufad with heavy silver plate*, secured hy 
solid silver nails,* lot of very choice sugar cured hams, 
clurefully pai»va$*ed in duo clotli, designed as a prenout to 
queeu' Victoria. ■ 

Tur lloNTaiat- Fi«».-The Provincial Uovet*Mt&tha.<i 
placed at tbe disposal of the Hellef Coiamltteo In Mon 
irtyifithe aum of £2.600 

A meeting war held In New Fork on tho 14th uU., for 
the purpoof of obtaining relief for thu Rufferen- In I&tt 
Montreal 'contributed over $3000 for the relief of the jni(*> 
frr*r« hy tbe great fire in NewYork 

The Japamvo JflxpedUlou iraa railed out a memorial 
trow the pmtestaut Alliance iu kugiaud tu.the Am*rica» 
MluWier Ahhop LawrencM A deputation, conebtiog of 
Lord Shaft sbury Ilev l)r. J. Tbornaw anil J. Macgr* gr r 
Ksq . preaeuted it. Tlwy asked that in any treaty with 
Japan*# eball exact perfect religious freedom and toUra- 
tlou Mr. Lawrence pronuMd to transmit tbe memurial 
to the itoereiary of State and the ProteaUnl Alliance ia 
the United fitatee 


NKJV8 HY TELEOIMPH. 

Borrow. July Jl, 

Mr. W.bttsr .mi Mr. Ur.npUm. ths British Mlalslsr, 
sr» nowhsrs, sad srs slowtsd tofslbsr In Mr, Wslmlsr's 
rsom..l Ui.R.Tto.Rmw 

B*i.TiMonr, -Thureday, July 22. 

The niglit Her. John 3, Cltanehc. Bishop of Niifchex, 
died this morning, at Fredcrtek, Maryland 

* N»w Yonn, July 22. 

The steams r United Rtatea haa arrived frota Aaplnwall, 
and brlnpa two hundred and fifty thousand dollar# III gold. 

Tint Will; or Henry Ci.*v.-Th» will of Han- 
7 w »" pvossiitod In court at LonUrill* on 

tlio lath inst... anil nilmittoil tn i* .. 


bo<M....Oo«a haw 
r-»ti**a MfliSS, y M 

•Br«lhrtfrsri,«tM! 
M nn ut*. ^ W hf,i 


. . Bna haa r** 

.Wahafahaari 


Wsah'»rMH$t,.KT(i 

rnonnufis-Th. 


.r 1n ', . r ■ —vv». a ■» MVUUVIIIV Ull 

tho lath Inal., and admitted to record It in 
ilntwn uu by ills own lrnmi. nnd boars (lata nr 
July 10, 1351 ti rolntes nlraosl entirely to the 
disposition of his ostota among the member? of 
liis family, tho only oxoeption bring that which 
relates to his Slaves. It provides that all tho 
children of his slaves horn aflor tho 1st of Jan- 
uary 1860, aro to he liberated and sent to Li- 
herin— Gio males at tho ngo of 28, and tho fe- 
ninlos nt the age nf 25— three years of their 
earnings prior lo omaiiclpation to tie reserved 
for llicir btnefil for tlio purpose of fitting them 
out ; prior to their removal, iliey are to ho taught 
tn rend, write nnd pjplior Slaves in. being be- 
fore 1350 nre hrquenthed tnhis family. 

Aslilnnd is left tn Mr?, Clay, fur her sole use 
end benefit during her life, npd nt her death is 
to V sold, nnd Ihe proceeds divided among hi? 
children: Tlie following nro the only specified 
-devises outside nf Ills family : To Dr. D. W. Dud- 
ley the gold snuffbox presented to him hy Dr. 
Hunt, Into of YYnshlngton ; lotlrnry 8 Dunoah 
n ring odlftiining n piece of Washington’? coffin, 
nnd to' Mr. \V N. Mercer a snuff hoxafiid to 
linvelicloriged to Peter the Gront. 

Mrs Cloy wns’nppolntcd exec, itr)iG anil the 
linn. .Thomas ,A, Marshall nml Jamrs 0. Harri- 
son, exeoutors, will, the provision that no secu- 
rity should ho required of either! . 


Board 

I.IKT OrlNTKRMKNTS IV ' 
F.,tlli-W-,lr 


C'htilatin* 

Connilsitink. . 

( mfiips . . 

f’vtutia ‘ 

<inlua|(.ti 

ChnUtN,' 

C<>n«am|ilii>n 

< .iii, nli 

r.itig. ai. Piiluintitit 

Drownpil 

OlarrhtM + . 

Pontition;. a..,, 

iN'IIrhuii TiPinoii* 

DyMoUrv 

Eiiapnilltli 

rVYit, I'erntoioM 

fat -r, Hoiiijtt«at. 

F«Tpr,Trphpl4.- 

F i, I iMinuttu 

F»Tar, T vjihu* 

F*r«r, 1 nrartnin 

Of lliawdl wtn nndar 10 3 


J ot Health. 

t Tiit/riTY nr nxw onr.KANS 
k lulr H, JM9. 

• • / V*v»r, Oar«bfrii I 

/I (lutfo Kilarilli I 

S Uanirraiia, lltwpdiil 1 

.. I I to. )iing-('-nnffli I 

j I I Itrmujitial* 1 

.. I I I"|'rit\iia 'J 

.. ) llrdropsy 1 

. . 1 InUmi- iriiua .... 1. 

.. 1 Uv. r, AlMritM nf j 

.. I Maniiinti* 3 

1 M tilupUU v 

. W M“ , -le? J) 

I* Mlllat nF.ur.ig. 

) i'llllulf, Mrillff ..'.Y 

. . 4 l‘n«nm6nlo, ll.ll.ma t 

.. !) SUllborti * 

. ■ 4 OearUUlM q 

1 flnmllFM jT; I 

.. 5 fWofnU ) 

8 1 

1 R«n Htfoka . . , . V 

. 4 TalWiM -I 

, f'rl* N«»'entliini 1 

.. 4 Unoartnln I 

1 Urino, SnppnrMiM ol . .. I 

•• > ToUl .......140 

ora, and £6 eolornl. 


1NTF.RMKVTR iN T1IK VARIOUS OKMPTV.ntfR. 

poHar'a KWd 1«|5l. Faltlrk’a 

A MkVIkBvnU# Ciwl 

Odd Mlow\n-rt . ... 1 Prttf.wnl i 


0. 1*1 » •iiotv’.n.M 

Charily IIOiDiDtl., , 
II ibUri 

1. tfnvHii- *. 


...W CnUiofiofNo. 1) 

... n OUhoUo(No.v) 

...05 Porroifiiano ll«|, rov 


s iiuraR, aurtkn n^ri . 


rilOVIi!n(fa_T|,« dsia.nd (Hr Posh hn. hM. awritg 
eenSn^l In rrUtl r?r?.U nt fto <M%«> M f M (hr 
M»., but W. hnr? nntiM* a frw trsnwstlae. hr him 
W. Isrl, mine too t,M. MM.. Idrn frimi Ito Una **h- 

“ I.*’ 0 S “ ?* •#, sari 

«0 bhls. » mixed let, cm print. Una.. . . . Wn hwhari. 
la Mr mjawt, •»« Mpmteltr IHdm, whleh hart MaarfW 
xath.r fnller prl«m. Tfa. mIm mhnwa ahent toe r -»- i 
th. rat., for Bld«, Mttp la lh. wMk, brix. (M(9*M* for 
Ribbed, nnd 1OM011* for Otar, aa* KUturiv 10* for Ilk- 
bed, iok* el«r or bankbook, .M tl7* |h for Otaar. 
Shoulder. Han bran tUady ot “(rr*1KtaB memo 
the tatter ; rod Htmr at OfflBX* for Mala aa« baMd, 
and 1 1 ffl tie for Hnsar-euNd extra and thole*. . . .la« haa 
told, In small lota, at *1* *oi»*l» 00 for Mm la «Ua 
*7 00 la hrlf bbls scid *12 00,75*1! SO *| hit for 

prime — hard ha. twin Arm bat quiet, with HU* of a 
fe. hbl. No. 1 at 10)f. and 1<oo/3IMO kegt at I1AHK* 

P lh for larpe and mall Iota. . . . Western Under haa arid 
.lowlr at loflllj*, and Cheese at *Mia7t<* *1 ft, ., 
RICR-Th# market fur this article haa ha*a t^* ; daU, 
nnd Ihe -tie. remaned tel a fow lots at * V|3*X* V ft for 
Cxrnlln#. 

OUNNY B*nn-w» noticed a rale cf 00,000 In balsa, . 
e.rlj In the week, at Sq* ; bnt bolder, are aaUnr SVa. 

llRMP— We bore not beard an y further traaradloiM 
In this article. We qnote dew-rott*d. nominally, at *A$0 
*Ho p ton. * , 1 ” 

HA I T — There hnr. been no narga alei nf Unrpaol 
dnrlns lh. week, from rccond hand, the rate, here been 
*1 00 for cot ne, and *111 ft Nek for Ana, daltrarad fret 
ef drayage. Tnrka (aland may he qnotcd at AO* Hawk, 
hut without any Hale., 

COFMI-vrh, mark.t ha. hen quirt, and tha taiea nf 
Rio Codes reach handy MOO bogs, nearly iff at Uf* V ft) 
There have been nn further entasis faring thtweek. and 
tha direct Import. .Inee the lst cf S.ptmbct rlillhla at 
S31 sol hag.. Th. Meek nn hand tart earning wa. htaa* 

PA noth' n AND RorR— There h.o been noam lnqa$y 
for Ihoro article., sad the .alec of '.he Wpck rompriee Ue 
following lot. : 18ft piece. Rsgglng a* IA*, and 2M cotta 
Rop. at fbr. on lime, with lnt.net, 71) pleccaal UK, and 
Mat', 1>K | Moon, flmcy Rope at Oq, 12 A good a*f) aad 
too coll, at 5K«, all equal to wash ; and yesterday 100 
pin* oo Ordinary Ragging at 19K* dull, 

II A V— The rate, ban largely adranred, end we bare 
noticed .ale. ol HOO bale. Weeten at *1* M, *9* a* 
*20 00, and 200, In MTcral loin, at *91 ooattl M *1 tea. 

Tba principal ttannctlouia Ibis artMa wera 
MO bbl. Ohio Rlrcr nt *1 10, and 9*00 bhls TboaaMtoa at 
♦ I M n bbl. From Mcond hand. I ho rates kakw been 
*1 9*8*1 .1* for Wertera, nnd *1 008*1 7* for ftomu- 
tnn. cto, 

I.KAD — We hnve not heard of a unto of any momrht for 
several weeke. The Ult was at **** f 100 ft for Upper 
Mine. . . . 

0ANDLI8— Thera hare bcch a fow foie* of Star nt lOffi 
19 Xd nth. bnt the market la'dnll 
TALLOW-Nn Mi* have bean reporled In onr amriu* 
for two month, pait. and qooUliom us nomlnnL .* V 
1.ARD nit—Wc hav. noticed modbratc cal* of thl. 
article at 80 c V gallon for Ordinary, and !*♦ for prime 
FRKICIITS — The Freight mark* ha. bem qnlct, but 
the retes havb shown an Imprr.rlng tendency dating the 
tatter part of tbe »»k. 0a Saturday a chip war taken 
for Condon cl 0*a for ftdmeoo, on Tbpraday onc'vrc. 
taken for tlrrrpoolat Vd for Cotton, ead 30. H hhd fog 


| t.kcn for tlrerpoolpi 


Depiii'tuioa nf tha Collin* and Canard 8 team era 
FROM rjpEUPnot. 


Tobacco ; and yesterday a chip wa 
Mi for Tobacco. Ship, have been i 
mo.ll, ftt 6 - 10 tl. during tha gr outer 


•ftrLoodexn 


flllli.g up with Cotton, 
r part of th# week. 


AMERICA (Bi.) .. 
BALTIC, (Am.).... 
KUROPA. ... 

NlAOAlI K, l Ur.).,. 
ATLANTIC, ( A rn ) 
AFRICA, (Mr.),. .. 
CANADA, (Mr.) ... 
PACIFIC, (Am.) .. 

ASIA, (Dr.) 

AMERICA, (Br,)... 
ARCTIC, (Am.).... 
EUROPA, (Hr.) ... 


.lor HOfiTOX 

.for M U’ YORK. , 
.for HjtYF YORK.. 
• Mr UOSTOlff 

.mr nrw York , 

..for NIC W YORK. 
,.!or BOSTON..... 

for NEW YORK, 
..for NEW YOUR, 
for BOSTON..;,, 
.for NRW YORK. 
..f«r NEW YORK. 


..RATl’RDiY, Ji.lr 10. 
{WEDNESDAY, u. 

..BATURDAY, •• 17. 

.. SATURDAY, - 04. 

..WfDMtaDAY,' ' •• '“o* 
...SATURDAY, - • Si. 
...SATURDAY. Au|ul 1. 
...WF.DNfanAY, •• II, 
...SATURDAY, 14 

'...Saturday, ‘ft. 

...WEDNESDAY, •• OS. 
...SATURDAY, •' « 


mostly ftt 6-l«d, during tti« grokUr part of th« w. 

BXOIIANOIIR— -We hav.' but little altemtUm 
In the Kzrhnng# mftlftct Th# tfttft# hsva gram 
•temly, and kb# demand for Northern bills gtx 

quotations . ’ ’ , 

dtiNllng ,.,,.1091 

NewYork rtlxty r day DUU.... r .U(Q 1 3 

Bight (maelBon NewYork..... r .*., pp 


teratUm tofrortdft 


Havre and Bremen Steamer. 

FROM SOUTHAMPTON., 

HUMDOLDT k» r NEW YORK.... WED NTS p A Y, Jaly 7. 

NEW ORLEAN8 MARKETS, 

Christian AdvocaY* Orrici. ) 
Saturday Morning. July 24, 1862. j 
W«* have had.no important ebauges to notie# in our 
market during the inst week, the amount of buslnea# and 
the rates for leading artir.lea varying but little, except in 
ono or two /instancps. when temporary caunes have 
opomtod to enhanca priern, or give a ruddeu Impulse to 
Uemind. Cotton has found ft demand almost solely 
among parties having orders that required to be filled 
without delay nnd to completp Freight engagement#, and 
who lmvn made thoir purchases morn with regard to the 
exigency of the occasion thnn tbe pretensions of ftetom. 
Small lists have consequently gone off at rery irregular 
prices. Wo have heard of sales of flood Ordinary at the 
t-xtremo rate of 8 Jf 4 * and of Good Middling, on the same 
day, at tho low figure of Q ft Tobftooo, daring tho 
early part of tho week, was quiet, but subsequently n Mr 
amount of business was done. Sugar and Molassaf have 
offered only in moderate lots, nnd the transactions Include ? 
only ono important sale Flour nnd Corn hftv# been vary 
quiet, tho latter being scarce and commanding higher i 
rates. Iiacon has met with a good demand, and Bides 
have • lightly improved in price. The Freight market baa j 
aljo exhibited an improving tendency, bat tho number of 
engagements has been small. We have received accounts ] 
from .Liverpool by two steamers during the week. By the 
Humboldt to the Oth, on Monday, and by tjie America to 
the 10th, on Wednesday. The Utter veUel reportj an 
improving business at Liverpool at tbe period of hor de- 
parture, though tbe sales of th# week bad been r nlnbR' ■ 
to 3T<-000 bales. This limited busioeas bad been eaas«d, 
in a measure, by the excitement attasdlfti a general dee-, ' 
tlon, which took place during the WfiilL Tbe quotations 
in the Liverpool tnorket, #•< offlciftHy reported on th# Rth ( 
Instant, were os follows: Fair Orleans, BJfd ; Middling 4 
Orleans. fi\ ; Fair Uplands, 6% ; and Middling Uplands, 
f»‘*d V ft- The market closing with greater flrmneM. 

Tlie qolllnn steamer Baltic wa# to have left Liverpool on < 
the 14th Instant for NewYork, and her accounts are now 
nearly due. The Europe wa# to have followed the Baltic 
on thn 17th Instant. 

The weather has continued hot, but relieved with occa- 
sional showers. Tbe health of tha olty has been good. , 
COTTON— Tho market opened on Saturday with ft 
moderate demand, and the saien of that and tha two fol- 1 
lowing days were limited to about 1400 bale#. On W#d- 
besday and Thursday together, some 800 hobs, and 
yesterday 200 boles, were taken, making the en- 
tire wetk'n business 2400 bales. Prices have ben 
very irregular, but with a few exceptions they have 
fallen within tbe ran go of our quotations, which on 
repeated from tbe previous week. The reaelpts at this 
port trout tbe lst of September to date are 1^11,920 bales, 
against 083.076 to . same date last year, aud ftt All the 
United Btate# porta there is an/ increase, nompured with 
last year, ol 678,614 bales. ’ We quote as follovi 

NEW OHI.I’.ARS (JLAMirtCATlOB. 

Inferior f, Middling Fair 110— 

Ordinary 7Mf»8 Yair ^nominal. 

Middling Good Fair ...nominal. ' 

Wood Middling.. OJK01OM Good and Fins nominal. 

I'OriON AMI* TOBACCO STATFUSNT. 

S (UAton, bales TMacco, hhd# t 

'Stock nn hand Hept. 1,1861 16A®0 * 28^71 j 

-Hsfislvftl sloes 1,411,794 *19* ..... 

J-.U-rj./ . . 902^1.41 1-091) 19*— *19*4 

1.49T3r« 10693.7 

KtjiutJeil to dste 1,418,119 ' n.lW I 

•• yt-mi-rday. . . .. ■ 000 - 1 , 41*112 19*1-78.384 j 

fltf.'k on band not cleared S. 2 M 20 . 8*1 

TOBACCO— Tbe week opened with a quirt eppeeranee 
iu l li" Tobacco market, und the mice were somewhat dr- '. 
proceed ; but s fair demand rprrn* up on Weduefdaj.aml 
the total cnlc. of tbe week rum up 1*00 bbds. Though I 
prices close rather firmer, we have heard of no change 
sufficiently marked to require an alteration In our tgurce. 
and we quote ns before. The particulars of the saIcs in- 
clude 19 kbits at i at — - 1W ^ — » 246 at — , 

128 at -.flat 4. 8 at 4»;,?5 At 2to4V, 10^4 7-16} 20 
at?., ' 4 . 4 1 at 6 >f, 17 at 6 ‘;. SS9 at 6 . 43 at ti.'*, 36 at.'fltf, 
and 18 Mason County ftt 6jb0 V lb 0ar qnotatiqna are ; 
Lugs, ZlRdfA Loafl Inferior to Common. 4 * * 
Fair to Fine, 6 fS).‘>,V Ghoicif and llclectlons. ftfST | 
Mesou County. ft lb 

SUGAR— 1 The supply continues limited, and the prlad- 
pal sale of tho week that we have noticed wok a lot of W 1 
hhd*. At. 5 * 4 ft Jb fo r fully Fair. Full prices bare Ue* 
r««lli' i (l for retail pardols. but we do nog dnd.it nfqubUe 
u aUADg<f^ur quotatlqns. which are ft#ft41o«t> Inferior 
i.ud (Vmtmon, 3>.7uf4)k ; OoodCa**oa,4«04J*l j 
u> fully Kiitr. 4jk®S,H i I’rime aud Ohotw, *A(l9*Ke 1 

^ liot, AfcSKB— Thu Mi.luu.aa marks* b* FimWiteil a , 
rather quiet appeoranre, the reodpia M prim# qualities ) 
liavlup bceu llsbt and Uu dmnand nri tolud. Tha 
nnly important tranraollonl that we hare he^ril of ween 
1W bblc (rtlnknlls* taken ^ 99, and 110 bhda Cluya* 
“ilba ut ID* * *ilhm B»rpllu*x*t«forl.pulrl'.uel«r» 
201 , P91* *t gallon for fi-rmeutlnx tn prime rebutted 
Week's reeelpl.', T» bbl»— «*portr,!U. 

FLOUn-WItb a l%bt rupply and moderate demand, 
operation" iu tbe Flour market bare been eonDned to a 
feu Inti lunmilng up for th» Weak aleiut *000 bbln, it a 
range of (9* u ' SO fur Muity nnd Fine flour- *9 Ft for 
Super One (teur. In bad order, -* :t 0*f$*2 TO for SuparOna 
Obi" i-7 STKffl**0o (or 21. t.nuta, aud *4 too** MV 
bbl f><r extra tl l-oula brands. > 

Week’? receipt,', M90 bblc-erporla, War. 

OKAIK -Tbe receipts of flo,a bar. k*fk n*F-MM I 
duriuc lb. week, aud peiaee bare edianwri-W# V 

Mixed UAkk. Vrilow UC0, 




SXW OBLIA SB CAT TLE MAA1 

Friday 

Arrived .during the put week,. *3T Btervt 
29 Cows and At Oalvee and- Yearling,. Dt 
few day* than hM bfen a falr mpply nf W« 
with but n moderate demand. Tho rupply 
Sheep ll very mode rate. Ttatre ti a fair dm 
Cuttle, nnd but a dull market for Milch (Kiwi 

Barr Oxwi-u (Flos Wr.t-rn) , . IV3 

(taka and Trxat) Iffod 

'fri.cn Cows,. i. e..,^..,. ,.$S| 

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tljr Uru) ©tlfflns Cbristion Jlimoratr. 


bwt bnlft«k-dr 
R«1 Irixh Dxn. 

gnhw,»Bdl« 


Whs «M my xtockmxn 
i tfrey sgsln whixpcrcd to- 


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Details by the Arotlo. 

Out Nnrlhrrneifbe»f«*Vlll| Hill dxMlx of Hie »*wx 


From Texas. 

By the nrrirel of the Jtmre ’L. Bey, on Betnrdny, wo 


lioulsiana Interior. 

Tur (.’nor*,— The mint favorable sc’couht* of jlhi* crop* 


such comfortable by th** strnmrr Arctic, which arrived at NewYork on the liaro received Galtwtou papers to {hi 1 lftth inst. The 1 continue to come in from nearly •]( quarters. In many of 
* * * 1 ' uewsisubifnportant. 1 -t. •- — • ■ • * L - - 


Ifoetnumaeted, 


hebepetbrtrowadeellay 


I all right • Ito o jam 


)llt.‘ Flnnlly they came 


the juirtohee the com crop le rrtlmntnlxt eiaty bnohete 


B. H. FAHNESTOCK’S VERMIFUGE! 

The Safest and Most Effective 

Hf.’.wi’/ii- for iroRjns 


IlAtLnoAn Cniwriwiax.— Th* rnllrnnd Convention nt P<‘r acre, and cotton In proportion. 


■ ». ■ iiiisiij uirj vtsuir . . vwiiiruuini ni r . . 

h»d Continual smoking . , J. 1 ’ uU^n" "n.o oUl^n^on them of ^ipelHlU burned on the Bth ^instant. luring prevl- | Am r.s.-The Mansfield (DeSoto) Advertiser mentions 

night, they packed tip re^ronbN In the month of Attgtwt. hot It till not nu,, J fwmrd.nn association to be called the Washington j haring been presented with some specimens of apples 

P in tho tiro rteercs of a pfobeblv be called together before the middle of October. County Uailroad Association. raised In that parish of a rery large size and fine flaror 


THAT lifts erer been dlsrprerM, This preparation has 
now stood the test bf twenty-two years’ trial. and Is confl- 


lently recommended as a safe and effectual medicine for 
-xpelllng worms frbm the system. 

Tho proprietor has made It a point to asrertnln the re 


SOUTH-WESTERN BOOiTbS^ 

■ J0H N BALL, ^ 

At thf nborc .rtnblhbmont nj I 

Allowing : be %*? 1 




ind flour in tho two rtcorcs of a probably be called together before the middle or October, 
to oblige them with the whole tl appenw certain that tha Brillali Oorarnmant will 
and ailaiawrl tn alaitn nwnv rigidly- eolhraa all the elaoaaa of the Kmanrlpatlon act 
*77, * a ’" W<l JP* ” Th. Cltonum-nt. Ihronah (Ire Chlrfr Secretary, Mr. B at- 

oe it wna rnaalble that the nlxckx M |, |„„ mrnnned Br/Nawman that the recant procta- 


from lh« fire, rinw It wnxposxIblethAt the bUckx ^VhxreTnSxS Iir’ft , ... „ - .... 

Ot«*p up Ittld throw in n ah oner of apenta. , nation refifml to all l;tactlcra contrary to the lalrktjct- nxxxw, and In 17 113 to ltnpldea pariah. I.mdalana, where aaya : We liarc had Intcnae heat nf laic. and. tn aome 
tl.0 hint, rolloil mvnell in my hlnnkrf oftho Jaw. Tl Ire J ** 1 ^lJf^HSSTwh" Vonlhrm C ”>- «** mi 1KB, whan he came to Texae. and act- portion, of the pariah, eoplen, ahowera of rain. On Sat- 

tor till miagmngr, fell naleep. At ti,c n'qulmnxntx of tbs Ik* h»TX, Jn xayxTfdcxxtl, bean tied In Polk county In 1840. In the year 1816. Col. W. at urday taat there waa a very aerrre atorm. extending from 

ikonitig xtiff and chilly, I found Tlir imullrd In tha atreeta. VI - tb* head nf a rolnnteer company, aaalatod lit the bloody, alow point on llarou Ibeud a eonalderabla dlaUi 


Oot.: tVu.UAMXOR — Ool, IV. B. Wllllamron died recenlly [l TO ?» that applea can ba eucceeafully cultlratad there If 
at hla realdeneb In Pollt county. Col. W. waa born In ^he right Klnda nre aeloeted. 


Kentucky, In 1703. His father emigrated in 1794 to Ten- A Storm.— T ho Alexandria f>omocrat of the 14th Inat. 


suit of Its use In inch cases as came within his knowledge 
itnd observation, and'hc Invariably found It to produce the 
most salutary meets not unfrequently. after nearly all 


following : be 

MF.TIIOtUBT noon CONcnt. 

All the publication, of thlMionee™ 


lbs ontlflAry preparations for worms, had been previously 
resorted to without any permanent advantage. This fact 


AM vur puoucauons Of this Concern to hTw. 
tlon, at catalogue prices. H^g 

SUNDAY SCHOOL Hoorb 
S unday School nooW« of .n . I,UUK 8. 


portions of the parish, copious showers of rain. On Sat- . 


resorted to without any permanent advantage. This fact 
Is attested by the certificates and statements of hundreds 
of respectable persons In different parts of the country. 


Sunday School Books of all dono^*^ 
teniian aaaertment of JUV8NOI pool.^a 








^ or wi f * 

t n 


pnwr their ful 


awakening at iff nnd chilly, 1 found my in.ulted In tha atreeta. 
gone. Fortunately 1 hnd nothing else 
worth tnkingnhont me: my friends hnd not rob- Tha enibmnliallen < 
bed me of my horse. Tho grent hollow gum- hi - ef B u bi In. took , 

Ire* which hnd formed the fire etill smouldered : j 

so I wnnntd tnygelf before It, nnd nlbhfe<l n bit _ , ' 

of the damper left behind by my deported hoets. „ f th " 1,* ,| A „maia q . 


IRRLANB. 

Tha enlbronlaallon or Br. (Julian, aa' Catholic Arch- 
hlahOp of Bublln. took place on Tueeibiy the 20lh, at the 

Churrll Ilf the I’onfeptlon.nt Buhlln. ~na Caora — The aeeounla of the crop, continue to be = ~-~ - - - . 

. , . IMf 1 hli I FRANCK. of the moat favorable character, from every part of Texna. Tur. Oatar Finn is Slo.Trnr.a.— The Montranl Ilarali of 

. , M Lir?u"' l ' tl j ninnioU n nil pnlltteal affalra era qulat. It la alntaclIbaUlie property JThare la-no appearanee of tha wifrm In tha cotton, anil the Baturday, the 10th Inat , contain, aarernl columni of tha 

the ilnmpor left penind by my departed Itos s. n , thp lijr rl'Anmalr. which ha Inherited from thaPrlnee 'laj-i- i, rapidly maturing. In a ahorl lime all danger partleulara of the conflagration which oeeured In that 

•' On the evening of the enmednyl reached da Comic, la tuba forthwith l.lsccl under aaquaatmtlnii. wmb „ r a f r T | rar ,j„ . nd " Vri,,,. 

it A fortnight nfterwnrds Bnld- Order, had been recelrej it Toulon to place on the w " 1D ' OT ' r - eRy on the Thuraday and Friday prarloua. Aflarnar- 

,,,, " Yi-h l cart from stoekn neat year, at that place, two ahlpa nf the lino, Rtamsko.-Hon F. II. Merrlman haa taalgned hla aaat rllln,t wl,h m '"’ h tnlnutaneaa the progreaa of tha (Ire- 

*. .."1: ,n ■'‘ .ilU-.u- three corret tea, two at c am frlratca. of ninety gu na each, In tha Senate, from tho flalrealtm Dl«trlct. A new Betm- which broke-out In a houaa on tha aaat aide nf g|. u*. 

gnd there was great mirth In the i&y ^am ooriaHwiandlkoUdira, ;; . n«fIhe#rBa-tSirri5iid'wn»«,t,, , 


thF head of a rolontaer company, aaalatad In the bloody, alow point on Bayou IhrutT a eonalderabla dlaUnca on 


but errr mamorahla batltaof NawOrtrana and acquired Bayou Hobart. Much corn waaTdnwn down, and Ihaome 
(ha well daecyred name of an American hero and patriot, place, were evldeneea of hall. It waa a real Norweater. 


and should Induce families always to ksvp a vial of the 
preparation In their possession, ft is mild In Its operation 
and may ba administered with perfect safety to tlia most 


and may ba administered with perfect safsty to tha most 
delicate infant. fipHold by all Druggists In NcwOrlcans, 


Titr. Or»;at fc’isr. in Mo.vTnra.— The Montreal Herald of 


and by nearly all Druggists rind country merchants in the 
United States. may22-lr 


UbmleT -UVENILE 

tiirowot. ‘ 

,Thla department I, , cry lar,, ^,^ 
work. In Theology puhllkhed ln thla eaa , 
rope, among which may b. f mmd , k UlkJ 

•leremy Taylor, Wealey, (Jl„ke. Hn» 


efty on the Thursday and Friday previous. After nor- 


’•riuiujm, wm'i i-nnrr war crc;u uiirwi m tnrac steam corvettes ana two tenners. »nw i- » - t « • >. . . 

prisoners’ hut. The lokc WRS in tine time !m- The commander ortho Frenrh fleet In tho I.eTnnt eon- ” B dy ba elect ed In A ugllrl. 

■ a . aa a** ’ a I . .1 ah. Irnliotc ihn roMiri »hn» nliwlnn wnrn nl Tira>aont illfl'ttl lllif r 


nramukti.— lion. F. n. Merrlman haa taalgned hla aaat r * ,ln ' wllh m " , ’ h mlmitanaaa tha prograaa of tha Sre- 
■ la tha gwmu. ftnaa niafial waataw libttiaa Ana* Renn- Bhich broke -out In a h ouaa o n tha aaat alda of Bt. las. 


parted to me. ' Moody’S otersccr-who had the "■!«** ,h »' p'«'" »'ra at praaant infaatlng- 

[ It. w.. LI ' . .wt -a. thoaaaaaa. . . . 


to crown their nptwnwdflw.- 


crcdlt, like his tnnstar, of serving out short rn- 
tlohs, nnd getting the men too freely Hogged — 
had met two ‘ boys ' in the Tcn-trcc Flnts, hnd 


It is announced that a mine nf plntlna has l*<*cn dls- 
corrrwDin the neighborhood of Valnncicnncs. 

AUSTRIA. 


. \ THERE DA TH LATER. Tha majority belong to the laboring olaWa*. The suffer- 

The a, earner Yacht. Cap.. Thompao, arrired Banda,.- & wXenJe ,G 7nVK^.^^" 

irinvlnv I nlroglnn tmnera In llm IfUla a V. a .» I... _I a a»._i_ 


retire strpet. near tha flrids—tha Herald remarks • 

Kn to the victims, they dr«ervr tha utmost compassion 
The majority belong to the laboring classes. The suffer- 
ings of some of them, especially of the children, must 


bringing (jnlveston papers to the inth instant, three days ty, they resolutely sat upon their goods, timugh without 
Inter than were rceeljred by the- Day on Hnturday. TTe • ^ihe rtlflitfSt shelter, with the sun beating directly upon 


been taken off his horse, stripped, tied to n tree. The Vienna flftsette- contains an -net of grace.** by do not. however, find nny news of much importance (them, in mnny oases' with little to eat. nnd perhaps oflener 
and presented with n service- of three dor.en which 103 ogla.™. undaigolng punl^maat tor ttolrahan- , , ’ AdTn .,.„ V „ In.ncat atralta tn pmeura water. Fortunately tl.B night 

. . 1 .... . v . - i i... iii the llunvar an wnr. are set at liliert v. The sentences k/iioi.iaA. ine Victoria Advocate contradicts - the <n fln« n* in mulfB n mnnnl ahi hiv- M .. A a. ... 


in.creat straits to procure water. Fortunately tin* night 


hath It* exist 


‘ That . .mv fir-1 oftvAnfuro • nnthinir verv D, " n "- ™ w n om nr ** ™nu«nmie<t to uentn. Among except one grown able occasion. We have dot vet made up th 

,! , Adventure , nmnim i ) tha acntcncad la Baron Kcmrny, who expired amldcnly American, one child and three or -four negro,.,. The wo arc about to print below hut at a rough' calculation 

lemhle. The next dny, llOWt;tcr, you Will find, In bondon a few mtmthaago American population of Victoria are aaid to have enjoyed *' suppoac there may hare been fourteen hundred 

W»* aeriotlH enough ; nnd these two nre nil the The Bruaalan Mlnlatcr. M. Bismark-Schonhanaen haa nninterninted health j ’ houaea burnt, which, at .even inbahltanta to aaeh houae. 


stories of liush peril that I enn tell you from my keen inrited to Perth, to meet the Emperor. 

-a : (iwiT7.mi.ivn 


•wn experience 


arIv "lour 8 of Fr,bur K’ on tho 10t, i’of Juno ! and at tho same Instant, 

only Tailed by an occasional jour- |wo hhoc fo wpre eX|H .H^nced at Berne. 


SWITZERLAND. 

A shock of an carthquako was felt atTayorne. fcanton j 


the rich man's table cart arid?. 


vutj »»i*~ if/ wv.. u .w«... ^ — . two shocks were experienced at Berne. nag, pupusneu ac urowuhvuie. or the J0t« instant. 

Dey to South Australia. My I100I hud gone on 1 1| t he Canton of Ucnova. the new bill on naturalization Tho flug gives a synopsis of a correspondence between 
S week before, nnd my intended companion,- Is fhe topic of the day Mr. Waddell. U. 8. Consul at Matamoras. and Hen Avnlos. 

Charlhy Mnloolm had di.appointed'mc, being rotative to the firing Into the rtc.„,r Comanche, and the 

suddenly prevented from travel by affection ol Rn(1 retrilct ion. Tho bearer of tho cartel is banished roH1 “‘ttcd along the river, 

the heart. He had seen, nnd married within n for a month nnd flbrd. To this den. Avalos replies. bV stating tiiat he lias l»ecn 

week, a pretty oiri wlm h ntl c-oin k— into DKLOtUM. -Informed' that the firing into the steamer Oomanche was 

our district as nurse in the doctor’s family. I An extra session of ’the Uhambeij will probably bo con- * a "' MSS K cr“ whU<? 


uninterrupted health houses burnt, which, at seven inhabitants to each house. 

would give nearly ten thousand without houses ; the 

FROM TIIK RIO GRAXDK probability is. however, judging from the cfctisus returns. 

„ .. . , . , * * that os many aa fifteen thousand must have bivouacked 

By the atcamcr > acht wc haya recclycd the American .in tho open air. Wc cannot n-rraln from bearing tratl. 
ring, publiBbeu at Brownaville. of the 10th instant. mony to the choorfttlneM with which tho poor people 

Tho flag gives a synopsis of a correspondence between bor,! thcIr mlrfortu n««< The writer walked some miles 

M ;-,7"*VaH' <: r; ul ; tM * u — 

relative to tlie firing into the steamer Comanche, and tho and, .conversing with many of them he found nothing 


E. C. ESTES, 

COMMISSION merchant; 

Nr.w York. 

Purchases crcry description of MERCHANDISE on 
ordrrs from merchants* planters ind oth c/s. e ither for 
cosh or on ewlltr embracing Dry Go tiff, Clothing, Hard- 
ware. Pianos, t’Rrrlagce, Furniture. Miteijlnery, rianters ! 
Utensil*, and Indeed cVt^hthing the market affords. 

Consignments of any Produce promptly nnd faithfully 
attended to. * t 

M’.n.m 10— - 

Messrs Wlghtmnn k Hummers. Editors Southern Christian 
Advocate. Charleston. 

Ilov. .Tolin*. McKerrin. Editor Nashville Advocate. NasIi- 
. vlllo/pmti. 

Klfftor New Orleans Christian Advocate. 

Messrs. ,T. 0. Nelson k Co.. New Orleans. 

Messrs. Cherry. Henderson k Co.. New Orleans. 
Messrs. Lowe. Pnttison k Co., New Orleans. 

Mr. Wm. Rckford. Mobile. Ala. 

Messrs. Weaver, Mullin k Co., Middle. Ala. 

Col. JumeA-K. Saunders. Middle. Ala. 

A. O. Harrio., Esq.,- Memphis. Tenn. 

W. B: Cooke. Elysian Fields. Texas. 

W. B. Johnston & Bro.. Centrevllle, Texas. 

O .W. Prince. Liberty. Texu. jy23 


1 : *-J*”*’ ”« siey, Clarke. Henrv w--. ~ ^ 

Locke, Bacon, Milton, Colliex, SheriosW 
l>ah-y, Slaakhouaa, ilumrU.TUIotaoiL S 


NfTlna. Kvana, Horna, 
aand, Kltlo, Butlar, EdWMda, Bwlfl 
D'Auhlgny. Lnthrr, CalTln, etp,, tt * VT 
mm. rai iivubh; ‘ ri ’ 


BiBi.EF ! HYMN8 : ! aVb riu?*,^ 

An ,-xlanalva xaaorlmont.of all alar. ...T "Ol- 
of binding., 1 ’siMjliiki, 

90II001, ROOKR * ' 

I would raspnrtflilly rail tha .Itontia,, 
chxnta, Irachara, and othava In want « *2*1 V, 
mjklargapnd vahinhla aaaortnn-nt,aonal«2* fc '> 
Spalling Bnoka. Klocutlon, 

Banding Hooka. Arilhtnalk ’ 

Dirtlonarino, Algabm, 

Ummmara, 

Ilhatoria, 

Compoaltlon, ’ 

Pfaxlng- Khnml.tr,, > • ** ,i ' 

Book-Kacping, BoUn,, 

Geography, Mlnenlog, 

t- • - oX, 

Blogi^phy, 

• ■ Natural Pklloaonlir 7? 


OAK BOWERY FEMALE COLLEGE. 


Inviting all 


— h, . p— Ity Hoq|yl| girl who hail ,-nlnh inlii 

our district us nurse in the doctor’s family. I 
set out accordingly, alone, with n curbing ntiny 
buck, and two of the best knii|;nroo (logs in tho 
country for my emort, Tiding u horse no man 
ever oan own twice in a single life. I bought 
bhu.at two years old, from tho stockman by 
whom he was bred, (at a very lor.g price,) ami 
had spent a great deal more pain, in training 
-him than we can generally afford in the bush, 
to horso-flsah. 


like complaint or despondency. 

A table is given, showing the yearly rental ynlue of the 
properties destroyed, which sunW up a total of 1080. 


te ll pirl wl »o hiui crmih—inla — -BELGIUM. ’ -Informed" that the firing into the ateamer Comanche waa properties destroyed, w! bioh sums up » total .of 1080. 

he tot kangaroo dogs in the 7^ Chffiro.houid hv had'ro ’ ‘K "boro’h II.TLuta. I S , a" ttal^hiw StSEjed "? ‘5"“^'}' b*d 

sort, riding a horse no man. ttoML “I” “ >T k <* » MexlcSS elu- >“ Ch * 1 ' upU1 ' lr 


wn. by force, they had a right to fire into her aud trent her cwuld hardly be ughi rated 
as a pirate in consequence. With respect to the denreda- 

linftrt n rim tn If (ml at I'amnsnuiiu A V ....... u ■> _i. I Tiwiwn non f.vwl in.. 


ALABAMA CONFERENCE OF M. E. CHURCH, B0UT1I 

FACULTY. 

Rev. T. B. RUSSELL, St, A., President. 

K, IIODSON. M. A.. Adjunct and Chemical Professor. 
Mrs. A. B. HUDSON, Instructress iu Drnwiug, Embroid- 
ery, etc. 

Mias’ C; LEE. -Principal of Primary Department. 

Miss M. J. TQOMKK, Principal of Musical Department 
and Teacher of French and German. 


There arc forty-two thousand eight hundred 
members of the Legion of Honor. 


^rcat deal more pains in Training Os»it«,s™.nscoj«ritor a mlt.uud.-rsUqdlng winch BSwrillls^ im^Kirnitoi^^Sl^ hPJSC 
can generally afford in the bush, ms url»,n between «... Am.rirau Consul at llrom.-n and t| v ,.| y ,i e „| c , all ktol.-dgc. sad latlmatc/tba powdbWv 
i. We set out, as usual, at a foot- " V K“ , <i u lt« <>" the „( thrir having liven oomialttad by vtrnggllnl? bands cif 


. — n-ryuiuD. ue povi- [ The ptoprietor of the Quit llousc, at Louis- 
ttlmati-a the poaflbilltv Tl,,r - " ,, ’ w '’"F" "*° re evlied an Invoice of TlMI.OOO toolh- 
by straggling band- of l' lck ' fro, » Rl °- 


Tho ensuing session of tho ubove institution will com- 
mence on TUESDAY, tho 6th of January, 1852. 

Patrons are requested, if possible, to enter pupils on tflC. 
first day of the session. . 

Oak Bowery. Chkmbers county, Ala.. Nov. 28. dfl 


theretol 

fwt^nto 


»; but Moonlight, my horse, putting his elM thair property nixed ; but the suthoritlex had’ ns 
ito A wombat-hole, gave mo a fall over his K™ I" baak. 


InUsiilsrr 



fl«, ft* th* Ft 
towwimw 


my carblns was «hl.h prohlblu tha tire,! , far debt of lallon la aotlrs 
my Lai uiuu w uo Mrvlcc, or tho nvliura of tbeir property, 

PMt Of (bO JOUr- Thf orjnlltoT then buthoughl ktoueff of the following 

led, plan to obtain IKiminl | llc lrxinfu-red bli gluim to a! 


k * * V xi’ In the future, nor be surprised to have the oountry over* Prison, nnJ petitioning Louis Nupoleou for roUel. 

ton rooentuw of* Brom ” lsldwsrtsbyi»Stbatid#4m.afrom the Sexloan The constabulary force of Ireland is over 

aMSOSffi JfflBtSLl*. WHLBlP «. 




BOOT AND SHOE STORE. ' 

Tho old and favorite stand, corner of Cnmp. Duplanticr 
ami PrytuniH streets, is now well furnished with a stock of 
Shoes and' Boots, of overy variety. 

Customers and strangers faithfully served with good 
argains and % good lit, from Monday morning until Satur* 
day night, 

N. D — l’lcatc remember that I do not open on Suiday. 
XUf r«for« call duriug the week. 

J0I1PU SCHILLUfO, 


mm *tob uoaliMil 

- , | .. 1U } jltltitll, bbl Ft.niled to the A ui »7iian- Don sUi, *1, o h k* Jurt HI ojlcld nuvatki fo» W. luM *1 Vl«»«t 'Msjon Fgul 
W| eontrhed to uct mui a nova to tlU nasotxriiu Uotuaoi-nl. d«iii«ad|M « , tt d atyuolt of tho 1th toUatty, ubeu the ehuss el die. 

wS *’“«« . “d°“ul't I^M^as^sh^^^eg^D^’st^^eMtM " U ““ “**"*y. 1» lb 

• i j- , ‘“ft y lltns, to be Informed of Ibc exact demaroalloh.nf tile Ju- H* u follow ore of Larr^al bat acquitted thtjd ofllcri* atld 


& btoB.ol.1 .... a... 


'«B and » half Bents • leg odd, 

Au Ameritiau, eh cffl’jcl- uf uu Auierlcsii re»- 


OAlllUAOg WARKH0US8, 

So. 1U UuYtvt tiriti. rnr tt, ciisrttt Urtsl, ml iu m 

— — oantsrnmr.' 


■ Natural PhUoroph, 

French Grammar»,Dlctlonari», Iu«^r eta 2^ 
Spanivh, Uerinan and Italian Grammara’ni.i'2 
' Readers, etc. -™™,mcUmd|a 

Greek and Latin Book*, of all dewripllc* 
STANDARD WORKS 

In every department of Sciehog, Utetxtieinj.a 
J. R. would call the attention of hli M*|irtu. 

He to Ida etiolee collection of MlaeeUane<«272 1 ' 
Wnrkal All the new aud valuable w^e — .!2 W 
received as soon as issued from the Prt*. 

DOMESTIC AND- FOREIGN 8TATI0K||T 
A large aud valuable stock of Freak h&k 
American Stationery, all fresh and n«v, umak* 
thing usually kept in u Stationery Waniwui- 
Letter and Note PAPERS, of all dfjwri wH^ ' 
BOOKS, COPY I NO PRESSES, INK^ete^iZ: 
the lowest cash prices. 

Any orders forwarded to me for 8t«fcrt udxuj 
laueous Works, Foreign and American, v| W * ob^ 
attended to. as the subscriber is oonfldeul, ina^ ' 
experieuce. extensive acquaintance and pvt W] 
that his ability to execute any order for Bookitf i& 
at very moderate prices, cannot bo surpassed itfc 
Term* Cash. JOHN Bill 

fe« Publisher sad Bookseller, M On** 

"tsOi CLS^KbAffD. wm. evavtugB 1 , A.t.eij^ 
GLIVILAIfPi 1RQTUMM h Oo!: 
CfHOttlssluu Mvrchsuts, gl Cooiwtlil IUm. hi 
ifittfi ^ "J 






•ui, aa iuviu iiuu uvvit uu 

Inv'incd, and he could not venture so rnuc 
u* to light;* fire to cook his food, lest the smoko 


•jLji.jj;. iiJ ” umv, w oe imoruicu oi me exact ucmnroaiion,oi tneju- 
rOniUlCfi, artel RP OJIC rlMl Ctlqn of Hanover over the roadstead ol Uremcrhavcn, 
, if there had been nhy twt Amorican Tenoli might avoid it in future.. 

-- ’Lin-’.,, , ':*• \ 

his food, lest the smoko Bombay dates of 22d May have rett^W trance.' No 


his Wliereal)OUt8 to the I Imporfon*- « v « n t opeurrifd since the previous dates 


has sustained thrill in having prcuolinced those ordcra. 
under the clrculustunces. Illegal. - / 

. Atilmi'timo On r.n Dkclin^.— A London d6tter in the 


au Atueriugui ah enju or uu Auicpicgu vw* 
rwl rt Cslcufti, lisa been aitoulebing the n»Uv« by walk. 

leg. loot) Mm In iOOO hours. They call hlS-ths American 


1 A nologist thnt lie had the or 

\ Attlmi ti.vu Oi’Irr Dr.cuto^.— A London Ibtter in the cently replied. Very UkeP 
New York Times fctates that Madame (jqldschmidt (Jen- in the local mtytti*.'- 


pursuers. He gui ttlurderoUfl fellow, for wl.om SS^u^onSAiSS tmi^he^M^Thf ny Liud) h r ; fo°»°* urcd m 000 10 twelve nights Tl.onias Mcltcnn MoKennun died at Heading 
no ohe haa » food word : alld it seemed to be whole force will remain in the country, and tho war-bo re- Ht I,ur Majesty’s Theatre, but that she 1ms declined the fn ,Krida> morning the nth instant. He was distinguished 
agreed on all Bides, that, if he did not find means *unled with tlgor the moment the season permits. The tempting bait, uud had oXpmseji'her InUntlon not to ap- ! n *’V nlw y ,Tanlu *, un ° “ad been a member 

to get another horse to carry him into another Si at the probabl ° U Hn ‘ p®“ ptihub for sHme ifoer-fimt is, untli after an ex- In ™ th « National and SUte-LouncIls. 

the north-Wefitero RecUtd Interexliug evcllt^ 


A militia otticei- bciug t-;!i' lately by a phre- 

nologist that he had the organ of locality very Inrge. Inno- 
cently replied. Very likely, I was fifteen years n colonel 
in the local iiiijitla.'' 



purchase. Beii 
that bush travi 


ng tired, and knowing full well frontier, and mllitarv movements of* an extensive nnture ... . 

elk’s were given to ornament are In preparation. Several huts had been attacked or The Fiku^iv MonmteAL.-^It is estimated that the fire In 

■« Bt >. e SSSwhUVixuS^w^^ Mo,,tr “' ' vum r i **** 10 u “ ‘“ ,ount of ftft'ioo.ooo. 


It ih said that the first gold in'Austrnlia was 
foupd by n native, who gavedt to a white man for a pair 
of corduroy pautaloous. The lump was worth some £5.- 
000 . 


M LWI.T Iks ftUmiiiutt ol iiurbhttsirB lu llidr H£l«ii*iv« 

and Ysrlud losortmefil of 

OARRIAOka ASi) liAHNKSi; 

Which liiry offer nt tlio Very lowsat prices fof esah or ap- 
proved poiwr. They arc constantly revetting from their 
New York house; jlfo. 399 Broadway, (the oldest Carriage 
Repository In the United States.) a+nrioty of 

NEW YORK CITY MADE CARRIAGES, 

■Some of which dre of entirely hew ami original designs 
AlsOrtplainer. but cquuBy substantial vehicles, from the 
same reputable Eastern manufacturers. 

Particular attention will be given to the covering and 
shipment of Carriages, to insure prompt and safe delivery 
fe 0-llm 


Cotton Fit ton- tut Uomml.’ltou MrfthisUiKi || 
Row, exrondflol rtrvi-t, Rxt* Orinni. ,l 

WR10UT, WULUBt k 00, 
Commliilou Jlcrchtnlo, fto, S3 Onrirt MR hoi, 
luiu. . 

s. i. gursianTooT^ ■. 

Importers, Wholesale Stltl Retail dealers thttkb,Ca|l 
Straw Goods. No. 3b Magatine street, tefon of On 
New Orleans. 

A general Sssdrthietlt of Pahatfia, CaUptubj 
and Palm Leaf JIttts. at the lowest cash prime 
on hand. 

tOT Manufactory. 181 Water street ifit Tcrt II 


time to .11 thin goMip. .nd wet drowxily to bed. ^,^ ,ch ’ “ “ ,hought ’ wl " turm, "“ tc thc ln 


"Crossing the ranges on tho following day,.l ^ The difficulties with the Niram are still unsettled. The I 


ontreui consumes property to the amount of $2,000,000. Count d’Orsay, the constant friend of the 
. , /. . * ; French President during his residence in England, has re- 

itOmkm TftANsroaTno.—Aniong the prisoners recently celved an appointment as Superintendent -of the Fine 
nt from France were ten women, three of whom were Arts in Paris with a salary of t«fcnty-five thousand francs 


I arrested at Paris ln the events of December ; tho others a year - 


was winding round a long peninsula of rocks, 
my dogs dashed ufter a kangaroo. In another 
minut« l was hailed by n voice immediately 
overhead, shouting, with wild oaths, 4 Bail up, 
or I’ll blow out your brains!’ 1 caught a 


operation in India. 


capri£ from the southern departments. Amongst them are Koat O“ Traveler understands that Mrs.. 


Fuulluti Rulxud, Uosallx GUbt-rt UU J Helen O.UMln .11 R- “ Ht.twe receiTcd.nn the 8lh li.»t frun.lier|iubll,h,.r». 
not ixi ft,p iiixvimr xiutimn at x,ixika .. n I Meosw. Jewett rt Co., the *um of ten thotuand three hun- 


• fWi., : - toy 
‘-r wait 


Congreasional. . 

Wasiiinuton, July 10,4852. 1 
The Senate was not in session to-day. 

House or Reheseiitatives. — M r. Olds, of Ohio, chair- 


noted for h.ving xpnkon .t club, .nd otherwlro Ukeh .n , dn-d doli«r« .. he, co^righ? promlu^™ ttr^moX 
active part In politloal affairs. Jeanne Derion was also sales of **l T ncle Tom’s Cabin." 


designated for transportation, but she has become so mild 
of late that she has been set ut liberty. 


A Western editor, in commenting upon the 


statement that diseases may be communicated by bank 
notes, remarks very coolly that his subscribers need not 


glimpse of an extremely ugly face, and Of the House ok Rki’rkskktativk.h — Mr. Olds, of Ohio, chair- . ~ ~ — ' notes, remarks very coolly that his subscribers need not 

rnnazlA of a ruatv mn abet Thoro wna no timo nian of the Post-office Committee, repeated -his explanation From the West Ivoies.— D ates from British Guiana to n »‘ff l ^ct to -pay up on that account, as he is willing to 


d that horse as my choicest ro^ by th. commit..; wool^cl^n tLc roU of «“»'« from h »« 1 »"J »on,o of them ™mlog. tho Bhorltr .111 etch Af«. 

I pressed the horse’s sides, ulue-tentlis of the circulation, while the objections of Mr, had been detailed for an expeplmeut in th»* culture of rice. Tho Michigan Central Railroad Company, we 
x his back and awav wo Bro «k*.'of ' MewYork, omIj- applied to the rpmululng one- • In Bt. Vincent and 8t. Lucia, abundant rains had TaUen, lean*, by properly sodding their track, have got rid of all' 

. ’ V tenth. lit A..# it... «... . Iha •nnnvxnsi.d u-hloh f .-rom f. j 


my horse. I regarded that horse as my choicest 
treasure. Therefore I pressed the horse’e sides, 
threw myself /let on his back, and away we 
went tumbling, rather than galloping, along the 
narrow paUt-wey of uneven itonca. The mus- 
ket. of course, wu discharged, and the slugs 


. j .. .. . _ .. ... .. , . ami the prospects for the crops were flattering. In the the annoyances which formerly arose from wind aud dust 

4^,T7TTT' >r cb , ' kuJ ’- boweTfr ' ih " drouihV * a 

On motion of slr^IiouHton, the House wont Into Coni - .elt. ' , during tho same time to tinker up sprinklers 

mlttex of the tnmle on the xtate of tlm Uplom And again Tlu- St.KItfi. p.pero ctmUln a Ic-tti-r from the Rev. Mr. Tty the revised statutes nf Indiana' TRT.9 it 

took up the aqfondmont of the Senate in aid of the Collins iinok of Amruiu* whorrin « „,nut i...uw* w. „ u- ^ .TV 8lttlUieS . .. in,llana » °» HWJ, It 


whUtled round me, raking up the akin of my Bto *7^' , By , thc “ tututc8 of “”852, it 

lUld akoulden. But we soon turnod the line. / * s Rock, of Aoguilla. wherein a most heart-rending picture is pr^ided-that laborers on public works, constructed by 


la frOlll whioll the bush-raucer bad fired I Various 'amendments were moved, and correspondent I ^ rawn °f the wretched condltiou to which tho prevail- cqiupanies. pbatl. for. the amount of work done by them on 

. 7. 7 . • * . . • I .... - n.n.ti. (..I. v..» d-nu.lti .n.inna.i ..u -i * *».. . ..... . » such W0rk*. h»YP It lien (III tllH iiriiii*rtv nf (h. 


a abort out to meet mo at tllli point, holding his ■ “ r - OI uu “°’ ,n 8 •■wwww in aval.-tauo uawa stales Aincau Hquaaron was at down exhausted, and slept alongside of a guu .or an nour 

rnuakat clubbed, ready to deni, when lio tmtild SSffllom?' ^thalThe^ l o3*eeau' irnd nxttlmev! 1 ' Port-ao-Prmya, June 16-olHcer. and orew >11 well. Th« auO a h.lf. «hli« It w., JiKcharglug t,- u ,,„ un d, „f powj.r 
get at me, a desperate blow. He had eridSntly I oa'tbo l?. d | £“Eg tow " * nd J ?" n Ad,lu " h, “ l Ju, ‘ <* om “ 80 “ T tb ” 


get at me, a dei 
aet his mint) on 
“ We got to 


MEDICAL NOTICE. 

DR. I,. B1KRCE, of Cotumbux, G.s.rgla. rrspectfoRy 
coll, the attuntlop uf l'liyxiolans. Drugglxte and dealers In 
Medicine to 

. EPl’ING’S EXTRACT OF BUCHU. 

Thi* excellent remedy for all disea>eH of the kidneys 
and urinary organs generally ; also, all Dyspeptic cases 
of ordinary kinds, and duration, is ^wued uud carefully 
prepared by the subscriber, and is offered on his Medical 
knowledge as a remedy to be rolled on. lie is anxious to 
introduce it into the great Western market. All necessa- 
ry directions found on the label, on each bottle. Whole- 
sale price $8 per dos. Retail. $1 per bottle. 

Urders directed to L^*IERCK, Druggist, Columbfis. 
Georgia, will be ddly attended to. Cush, or references, 
expected." Respectfully advertised. 

fr 6] t .L. PIERCE. Proprietor. 

NOTICE. 

We have Tula Day associated with us iu the Factorage. 
Commission and Forwarding business. JGHN B. CAM- 
DEN, Esq., late of St. Loulsj and will coutinue the busi- 
ness under the name and style of WATERS, CAMDEN 

k CO. 

We respectfully solicit the patronage or our old friends 
and the public generally in behalf of our new firm- 

NewOrleans, July 1,18512. * WATERS k CO. 


r. K.'A. MALAHD. K. C. lUDRU, 

M A LARD fit ARMIST1AD, 
Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and PimisIIi Dry M 
No. 70 Gravier -street, between Miprlmniirfls 
Orleans. , 

A full supply of plantation Goods. It 

, DR. GRKKNUtlf 15 
Office — Jucksop street, between Ur XariM-ftocw i 
Tchoupitoulaa street. 

Residence — Corner of Jackson artliflUlK itwUl 
fayette. ^ 

- - CHITTENDEN k DAMllOH, 
Dealers in Carpeting, Oil Cloths and Biwiiknrt|I 
Gootl.n. Nos. 20 Chartres stm-t and SI Cartmla 
street. New Orleans. • Id 

A. J. WRIUHT. JilUlfiM 

A. J WRIGHT It 00., 

.Cotton Factors and. Commission and 7omHk|l 
chants. No. 07 Gravicr street, New Oricoas, B 


R M KLLIS fc 00., ; 

Commission Merchants, No. 67 Gravicr jtrMt,fefa 
leans. *] 


HEaULAR DRY GOODS TBADft 

J08EPJI II. PALMKB It 00, 
Importers and Wholesale Dealers In Dry Ofirt C (* 
street, New Orleans: V 


Moonlight. 


I un tun t ai'iuii. ami ucuucuug mu aaiftucn Dll 

government. The amendment of llr. 'Meade v 


Madeira, and would leave shortly for Monrovia and theu Tho bill for tho entertainment of Kossuth and 


I uot to tha Carrier netirl v at the same tlT,d * . ” down the coast. The Dale and Rainbrldgu had Just re- ^ "ulteatthoBurneUIIouse.whlchhasbeenthosuh- 

LSI, At two O’clook. a motion was made that the committee turned from a long cruise imon the coast .n.l wm.1,1 i ect of f? mu . ch J c «- rln *r “t the expense or Cincinnati, lias 
Moonlight went at and ckm» the tree ^,wIUchWM rejected ; Ur. having been appointed- ™ J on l U L^a n n.a ^ ^ Coun; 


with any one upon 



other side, he 
among the hi 


;. but. as lie alighted oh the I yeas a4. uays 


leave soon for the Canaries and Madeira. The Perry was ell cut it down to $1.UU0. aud passed it by a* rote of 29 


and fitf uck Upon his head I Mr. Olds, ohairuiauof the Post-offipo Committee, sub- I daily expected. As soon as the arrived tile Porpoise to 13. 


I riffled over him still ““oodment, authorial ng the Port] . w _ 

hoidioR firmly by the reinx. It vox Bell for me ie'Xl'toSJlrt'thl mjliu! aSdtom s™tS I of ' , ‘ , “ JroD, K'”«™ U F oujoyea good health, hut the *"> Kagllxhmen-namJlyT^ 
that the buali-raugcr, being out of broatll, ^a^rtbf^^AnerieaadUwaa. *“ COm ” W “ t0 *="““1° W -“ to.Uovr IX. HI etTodta oxx tlxelr con- ffiL^rtodOuTb,. 1^,51?™™*'.''^ 


’oatmaster-Geu- would sail for tho Uulted States. The crews of the vessels 


OUt of broath, I Liverpool. from Amt'rlcuu citizen*. 


tha blowtHmed at my devoted head. It He adverted to theclrcumstuncoof the present contract stltutfons. 

■ . . /( ’ I lu.lnix for Inn vx.iird xhii 1 1, .t f.,- .. ilmll... l.^.l I it 


climate was beginning to show its III effedts on their con- 


Only two editors of the London daily papers 
are Englishmen— namely, Delaine, editor of the Times uud 
Hunt, the editor of the Dally News. Tho editors of the 


was narried for mo bv tho strornr arm f ,f «n b4,|, »g f° r *“n years, and that one for a similar period had care of R. U. Yarrlngton 
? , F . U, ° ttrm , n “ been entered into with the California line, whereas offers nnlf . Y IWIlat « 

oxerbauging tree, -wluoh cguxeil the musket to I.»d l.wn mxd.- hj *hl.b heir a million ummally would be ' ! d ,' ? “ Augurt 5. -Ill 

- - I _ A. - A _ A A , a a. I , ,. ■ . ■ ... r lli.» IT H . I IU) r, . , i f U" .. r 


t lu„A brtterofur th. T .droo adjirorted to tl, 
of R. II. Yarrlngton 31 Iudia street. Boston, pre- men. 


reooil at an unexpected moment with BO much h-aved. proposals had also been made that the pustuiastor 

r 41. a a aL a- , I I 1 . I I li.ni.rnl xxilvi.pf lux. for till, li-oiiuiiorllmr ..K f 1... a,,..ll lu.lw,.... 


ire of R. II ; Yarrlngton 31 Iudia street. Rostou, pre- men. . 

,ld. heron August s .111 h. .out to tholr dtxtlnxtloi. .During Mons. Mniirefort’B operations on the 
lh« U. B. sloop-of-war Levant. Commander Upshur, rocks at Hell Gate, a short time since, the force of the ex- 


TIIOS. WATERS. JOHN R, CAMDEN . CHARLES WATERS. 

Water s , Camden A Oo., 

COTTON AND TOBACCO FACTORS. ANp GENERAL 
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, * 

__£uly 3. No. 102, Poy dras street. NewOrlcanf. 

CHURCH BELLS. 

CHURCH, FACTORY, STEAM BOAT AND LOCOMO- 
TIVE BELLS constantly on hnnd and PEALS and 
CHIMES of Bells fof any number) cost to order. Im- 
proved cast-iron YOKES, with. moveable arms, are attuched 
to these BeiU, so that they may be adjusted to ring eusily 
aud properly, and springs also, which prevent the clapper 
from resting on the Bell; thereby prolonging its sound. 
Hangings complete (including Yoke. Framo und Wheel.) 
furnished if desired. 


FviRTRFJrW'ARH. 

DUNLAP, « 

GAMP HTRKKT. NKW ORLUIli 


Has on hand a good assortment of WAUi^H 
rarious qualities, which will be sold on tin 


oaths against me which 1 do not think needful the mails. If tho object was to put money in the pockets Norfolk, to have her copper repaired, sho having been 
to repeat. I Still maintained mv hold upon the Co 1 UiM * Oo * lct »upp0r‘ers say so. ashore three tiroes in a short cruise of eight nlonths. A 

a a* _ .. r . This amendment was negatived— yeas 72. nays 75. . n „^i.i —m \,,.i.i ^ . 


reto and th. xUrrup. My bloud was up ; and „ nJ 

With au my force 1 cut my assailant across tho went ou to show that this amount will yield the company utr lltuuuam “- 


When about the age of seventeen, Madame du 

Stael was placed at a couvent in France. She wu in the 


faoe with my double stick- whip. Then lie I twelve per cant, per annum by their own showing, besides^ 

1.1 I.I • A .... r I Aiir.-n lii.r runt vhlph llm* lm*u xlinmu.l fnu’ wa..> .....I 


court-miirtlxl *111 ta hdd upuu C.,U,n P.luc and „u. u, gSSTSMSSSS = S? 

her lieutenants. - which the couvent was situated. The brother of her 


from, a three . . , . - - - - — - ™ •* ; — wi. »»**, u* mum vuviiua, moveu lunt iuu y oihuh une i ted States, ut present numbers 10 129' commissioned 

x ftftr mi lew ened him, and I waa in the better condition for a company receive as a compensation the amount of all the , . „„„ , * ' ' , , 

w « wHed orer aud oror, at find oacl. : ,*« u.g»G,.d. unicurx.cofl ; uou-romud«,lo n ,d offlc.ro xnd prfntu, cm 

established trv - ng , tn ,t AW „ , . , , . , f At a quarter before J o’clock. Mr. Marshall, of Ron- Iho number of buglers employed is 00, aud the number 

IOWO land. ? K®,. . • J 11 tucky. moved thatthe committee rhe; and tellers having of musicians 238. The headquarters of tho Army are in 

^ t „ v . XiindtoH* ir , W , to 1 tUo: J ao U (,a*ro ucga.lvud : Yro, WXxhlugton, D. 0. Th. .urolr of 

ed mv handkerchief in bin fist nnd ^ Ir - Venable, of N. 0., said the House hail been told Jn the militia is 74,802, and of non-commissioned officers, 


O led with me, nnd wefell. He was a bigger, 
er man than I, but starvation hnd wcuk- 


frleud always insisted on escorting her home, aud led her 


seven per cent, which they have charged for ' wear and \Miuniir Row es of the United States. — It sppeurs around the two side** of the square. But as his passion 
tear, and after buildiug nn adilitiopnl vessel. from official records. thut the Standing Army of the Uni- ^ ecrwuM -d. he gradually shortened the route, until he lod 

Mr. Orr,of South Carolina, moved that the Collins line tod Slates, ut present, numbers 10 129- enmini«alnn«H dirmUy homaby the nearest way. The witty countess 


. . An *1^ pL ' rlunC ^. i)f tUIrt y Jew* in ibis business by their 
*‘aubled him to ascertain the best form for 
Bells, the combination of metals, and degree of hent te- 
quUite for securing in them the greatest solidity, strength 
a ?^ 9mMtmwoalou , i tones { which improvement*, together 
with his very extensive assortment of patterns, are now 
held by. the. subscribers, whn Imre grown up iu tho busi- 
ness, und who will use every endeavor to sustain the repu- 
'Tl, 08 fobUshment lias heretofore enjoyed. 1 


various qualities, which will be sold on th* a**" 0 
ble terms. Purchasers arc respcctfullyr«4*rtii»^ 
aud examine. 

*100,000 worth a 

Faahionpble Clothing, OmI Ih *! 1 * 
■* ing Oooffo, Ac., at R*A 
ALFRED MUNROE |- <*** 

u 0no Price” Mammoth Clothing 
Magasine street, New Orleans. 


of known Und. 
iar we had been trav- 
I had diamounted, and 
> Croos, until I no- 


l? ttl 1 ’ du* his YnuckTi intn ‘toUropMU*. would amt (to roinuamtlon p.ld'by (ouxIoUnx, nuj privxt™. 2.105^24,. making . totxi of 

And'heard an echo r 9 , B»wo»«>t, «od i.Uh. frioud»of tbo Uno to rofuxod. 2,1H) WOflghtlng m,. n . Truly; i>. or. InoUto to MIoyo 

l.trhrw.1 H«r. 1 OeTtaXIlly ua*e Strangled ma, und not my bund- the offer to glr. llu moll the poelege. Thlx proved they 


certainly ha*e strangled me, Imd not my blind- the o 
. I kerchief— which was thin — given way. Then he W1!r “ 
j attempted to get out Ids knfle ; but ‘in the mo- 
i rnent when he put down bis right hand— being throu 

ml uutox 



Mr. Orr, of South Carolina, moved that the Collins line tod Slates, ut present, numbers 10129' commissioned aer dl £ ll, 7 pi , l V L ar , 1 *A J . Th ewitty countess 
•mpany receive aa a compensation tliu amount of all the ’. . , *^ lonpd reuacks : “By this. I learned that his passion diminished 

vduge : which was negatived. Officer*, SW , uou-tommlssioned officers and privates, 0233. in tlie exact proportion of a diagonal to the two sides of a 

At a quarter before 3 o’clock. Mr. Marshall, of Ken- Tho number of buglers employed is 60, aud the number *l a *re!’> Probably the most accurate calculation of 
icky, moved thatthe committee rise; und tellers having of musicians 258. The headquarters of the Army nro in nlfoction that maiden ever made. T' 1 


“ . '-~«xaixs»»*si.-ui. mui nvreiuiuru uujuyeu, 

both in this and foreign countries ; .the Bells from which 
bxv« ri'peatudly- nxulved the hlghert n»«rd» of (lie New 
Y ork Slutu Agricultural Society and A mcricuu Institute. 
a«rt at which were completed Chime, aud heavy Alarm 
Bells for different parts of the Union uud Canada 
’ r MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS will still be manu- 


Mesopotamia Female Seminary: s 

KUTAW. GREENE CO.. ALABAMA. 

The Fall Session of this Institution will open on the 


out sinwtfe.^iie moved tCthey ro'celVc^Ooiw ' in that th ° i Unl i ed 8tatc8 unj “ 11 P 0Wtr “U earth,” whatever First Monday of September. Young ladles from a distance 
ion to the postage. lna y a,,ar to the oontrary. The number of military are requested to make applicatien for entrance a* earlv as 

Kwxtnx nf Mil ..xk.,1 If ll,«’,n..il. « n .,1.l l.a«...l.,i nn.tv Iu 0 „„.l nf •,ra,ui.l, -tax r . , — 


’ addition to the postage. Ina y “ ,,ar to the oontrar; 

Mr. Evens, of Md . asked if the ‘mulls could be carried posts is 0, uud of arsenals 20. 

Bf? through North Carolina ou the same terms, where It was — - - 

id notorious the postage doc* not meet the expenses. The u R,* l . IU „»,v„. A . 1 ,../iw.o. ,, . 7 : *r v w ~»v»u 

1 pniposition. he said, embraced the Collins line postage, a Soioo^^ masteb*^ a ^sln»ulirinHri n ^T D *i. C,, « Ar,L ’ K th ® be8t ° f e “ U,llea for ac ‘» ulrin « u thorough and accom- 
u "? co , mp ft" r cuu “ 1 " ot ,» t l' ri * nt roSc» ^ ^ 0 g. U ^w i £ a ftg aC ’V ot : . the plUhvd Education. The location I. on. of tho moxt . Ugl- 

eo (J«Jh ^Z ti»^7 ^d^ nS3*iSSy #f ri rUlDg to ', n ‘Mh’T' T, h tT ^* rd * th ” r " Ur,d 

- aaareag.’saata 

it, sirous of having u driiuite vote^ 1 y Consul at NewOrleans. On being bourded by the officers little remains to be desired. Three pr more Teachers are 

1 A motion was made aud carried-yca* 78, nuys84-that rnfopmelfV W Cftp . Ui “* Lu WIW oonsUntly associated with the Principal in the business 

7 the committee rt«. ta"ZSuf» ^nlo^iSintlnJ J 0 .""* »flnrtrnctlon,th. nrorked froturox of »htch thorough- 

lie o’dSrit . co “ mIllee rpee ’ ttn “ lhe 1IouBV • d J° urn#<1 at 3 month* ! Finding that he could get no redress, he Vp° ncM and honei,t y Thu PUP‘1* e Pj°7 tho benefits of Lee 

m ■ _ ' P 4 Ued to Ike Anaurican Charge, who. in reply to hi* remon- tures. Apparatus, and such other accessories as are most 


, - • V, niiigim utiUBUU- 

factured by the subscribers, of whicli they wlU have con- 
stautly ou hand au assortment of Trum.lt Instrument*, 
Levels. Surveyor’s Compasses, (plain, nonious and im- 
proved.) etc. Also, Brass or Composition Casting* of auj 
size cast to order. 

All communications promptly attendud tp. 

_ ' ' - ANDREW MENEELY’S SONS. 


convenient. 

The accommodations of the School are *uch os to afford 


. rtill/nui T .Uf.ilC, 

West Troy, Albany county. N. Y.. 1861. 

SLARK. DAY k STAI 


SLARK. 1)AY k STAUFFER, 

Agents in New Orleans. 


Highly Important to Planters and Property 
Holders. 

BRIDGEWATER ADAMANTINE PAINT. 


.i the committee rise. 

. The committee i 
UB o’oiock. 


WkthingUm. July 12 —The Senate to-day passed the bill I “trance, wm officially informed by the Minister of Foreign desirable. 


ness and honesty. Tho pupils enjoy tho benefits of Lee ! 
tures. Apparatus, and such other accessories as ore most 


[UJ I for the better security of live* und property on board of I Affairs, that, u* the yellow fever existed in the Hraxlls. no 


ill I afon niboatf 


cnmooais. . ship from America could be permitted to dl«charge’*with- 

In the House, the consideration <n the Deficiency bill oat performing (juarautlne : The Captuin actually 


i was resumed, and the amendment giving increased com- furred them to the chart*, aud attempted to satisfy them 

,IL pensatWh to the OoIIIum’ steamer* whk agreed to — aye* 84. fkat it required a* many days to make the passage from 

tig noe* 75. The bill wn* then re|>orted to the House, and the NewOrleaus to Rio. as it did from the same place to 

.1 l.rxvifllia XI llOkt inn .lulnnl»l...l <ln llo i...'yoi.a ...I.I..1. NfifllffH Tn wtilxli Iha lo>n..Lj A...IU I 


For ii^-ther particubirs apply to 

A. WINCUELL, 

June, 1852. - Principal uud Proprietor. 


Ijfc uwr III. A lie Dill wn* lueu reporu'U loiue House, unutliu io iuo. as it aiu irom me same place to 

it previous question demanded On it* pawmge, which was NfP'wc To which tho learned functionary replied that 

• KCi-linilx-il mill flu, ll<mw» ,l llllmF.il U nnl Irotxniia fin N u otok.l>.._.. _x -II ' . ' 


PRIZE ESSAYS 


,j B seconded, aud the Uou*u adjourned. 

*i joint rr.'ofuiiup fur tho relief aud^ hid cm u ifloatlou^of the 
•Spanish Coneiiluud Spauisli resident.- of NewHrh'ans. for 


*y property destroyed by the FillibmiGr mob. 

II*. The House passed the oostage bill, and Uien voted on 
L .,J the aittojidment* to the D« lichmey bill 


iVf 1101 V" ^"Uri***!*. at all events ON DUTIES OF MASTERS TO SERVANTS, 

it is well kuowu that the United State* have oomiuered i 

Me*lm» r and Brail l being au-integnit pgrt" 0 T M9Y i c o"br f*)' 47.^<7£y«ife r wf--Kew-Orit*ro»q — •Aw-.-4rr-E.v- 

eoursc. a vessel coming from thence, is to be considered Sturges, of Alabama , Rev. A. T. Holmes, of Georgia j 
as comlug from a portion of the Uuited State*” The mi .u.. , , . , 6 

Captain et postulated, but it wan of no avail, aud ho ouly ^ ‘ M U “ W ° fk WIW P U H^ 1C J * > war " inco * 

succeeded iu effeotlug a compromise, that after a <|uarau- u,ct witlj *ucron* and boeu cordially cpin- 

tina of two week* he should be permitted ’ to discharge ut moudod by the various denominations. It deserves a i 


The superior properties of this uncqualed mineral sub- 
stance l* now so well and favorably kuown that it i* un- 
necessary to enter into an extended notice. The public 
are referred to our circular, embracing certificate* from— 
Oapt. St. 0. TUOMASSON. of rtaaafor Magnolia. 

Wm. BROWN, of towboat Porpoise 

u - “£ D « k 

Oapt. N. B. ROBBINS, of toe ship Leodep 
JOSEPH BENSON. Painter, 132 Camp street. 

And the UNDERWRITERS' CERTIFICATES. 

Ahw. thcrecomw^tion of a large number of pnr most 
n°7°F, •f AC T°Iia aud COMMlritilGN MEK- 
CHANTS, all of *liiok or, included | u tho AkOnt'aCIrou- 
uir. Also, to tho following, received tlnce the circulars 
were printed from JOHN V. MILLER, uf A'itnknpu : 

‘ la uly Uu»t I was induced to apply the Bridgewater 
Mineral 1 aiut to my 8ugarhou*6, anil, in every rospeot, it 


GENTLEMEN visiting New Orleans •!*!*** 
vited to call aud oxaminc much the 
plete assortment of goods in the above 
the South. 

B Wc manufacture all our Clothing upwrtf *** 
retail sale*, and it 1* with the perfect ft^** 00 * 
able to give satisfaction, that we 
with a call to examine particularly oaritjkJi*^ 
ture, trimmings, kc. ^ \ 

All goods sold by us are warranted la 
after the purchase bf uny article any disl»lB**®*\ 
it will be cheerfully taken heck and the*** 1 ! ^ 
Our object is to please our customew. ^ 

MM- ONE PRICE FOR OOODB-N© 

fe 6-ly ALFRED 

34 Msgarinej^e^JjfJ!!: 

MR. JAMES WRIGHT - 

Having for private reasons which P° 
continued hi* Interest during the UrtboE* -1 
the firm of James YV right fit Bon, we bat* Mt . 
euro of announcing that ho become* tW* 
in our house, and eolloita the lnterc*tofB"“ 
former patrons. 

To correct a general misapprehension, B 
state that he ho* no Interest inVny 
JAMES YVRIGUT. A.J.W** 11 

New. Orleans. Deq. 1, 185L 

DU N UAll . 

/ DUNUAR k BUCIUKAN, ^ 

CommUsiou Merc hunts and Whole rale Gt*** ^ 
street. NewOrleans. — 


M08E3 GIIEKNWOOB *»■ ^ 
Commission and Forwarding MercbanUi B*- ^ 

street. - .. 


hM“cact>.eded--my* expcctationir.-ahit theTCjiTOBniltatluili 
made by the agent*, Mossr*. G. C/ llogeit fit Co. I cheer- 


T. H. JAOK0ON H 00 1 . 
Dealers iu Flue Fashionable Clothing, 

-(next door to Plunter*’ Hotel,) New | 

.. „ , . 


(next d«H>r to riauiers- imhiJ ' ^ pa 

-Ymilli.'.-GlaUilmr— _Qcptr’x ,*7^^ 

. Trnnkri. ('itrnet Baas, aud a g«Bw J ^ . 


Tm: C.U.OKM, Tio.a, BwmuLa -Mr. Uor-loo.. th, nSS!, 1 I’ 1 "™ un tb “ ul ‘>” of «“0r mu.tor. 1'rlc, 

luvrlcuu Cou.ul at l-anauw. box arrl,. d Iu NowYork. uf Itallau BuogiuL.liloal loarulua, amouuUd (o ooui^V’uikI TUlrt j-0 vo GouU, 

.ml ihaiIm a 111. lav it that niilllmr liiinualf nor Hi., fim. «.r ' l'nMIaHxul InOharUain.. U c l._ U n «ll. ■■ . 


American Consul at Panama, has arrived iu aNewYork. uf Itallau geographical learning, amounted SSS 

aud made affidavit that neither hliusalf nor the firm of - ■ Published in Charleston, S.C., by Southern Baptist Pub- 

Wlilcb li, U « Iiumlrtr, Uu to aujr com, action wltti Hot Wa.i.it. -At Wliwllng, Vlrolola, ou ErlJa, tl,„ U«Ixl"« Sootoy. Eor rol. Iu N.» Urirou, 

l'atot A Co., of NowYork, who, It l< aU.-,,4, d.fraudrd UUl iu , t .. tb „ tUtriu01uel „ wcut u ,, th . ^’ „ J.20 8m JOHN MALL, 6U (ita,i,r , tr «t. 

Si’. «l“uCg 1 1W: “ BMl0a 10 PHILADELPHIA SADDLERY AND THUNK 

or «rort roillus from |w«ro to faWy iJ,. , At Uiohlbuo* N.^auawick. ou Eriday, WAREHOUSE. 

Aa lartxuiiao Mxtriuo?— Jo7uli Baloh. au old xul- l1 *' IL-ruiomcUr .tood itt loa dugrou. Iu tL« xLxdi,. At B. ROBB A Oo.. 


fuUy add my teitimony to the numerous ouc* embraced 
iu the Agent’* Circular, aud recommend the name to Plan- 
ters and others, a* tho Lest Weather und Fire Protector 1 
have ever kuown. Where l huvo applied it, it ha* been 
exposed to tho *uu since lust July, uud ha* neither blis- 
tered nor cracked, aud lu* formed u Build metallic surface, 
which has proved entirely impervious.” 


Trunks. Carpet Bags, aud a 

Ulothingi always on hand and W j 
the lowest iu»rket prirtj — ^ 

A A. * " m. r. bmitu; bentbk^x* 


JOHN BALL, 66 Gravier street. 


toigueu/ juun 

New Iberia, AiUkapa*, March 16, 1852. 


In additiuhfo tho above, wu have lu our possession in- 
numerable certificate* from equally ro.pecUblo sources 
which pdu be seeu at oiir office ; among which are those 
of Capt. Wm. Cull*, of the ehlp Charles Cooper: Brevet 
| Lieut. Ool. ti. U. Tolcott, New York Arsenal ; R. S. Smith. 


An iMxatsiiaix Memtnu.— J u*vph Batch, uu old sol* 


dkr of the revolution, living at Johub^owu, Ns*Y r ork, '■ aUU ’ ft f aluw ’ ou Krlll “y' tba thermometer reached 96 
went all the way to Uuhton, ou Friday the 9th fust., to set d ‘ , * p * w - At Frederictou, NewUrunswiek, on Friday, the 


Mr. WcUter fur the first time Ue wae introduced to Mr. 
W. by Mr. Lord, and had au interesting interview. 


thermometer was at JOtt degree*. 


The London licruld say* tho belief 1* prevalent that 
the Chancellor uf the Kxehequer wlU be able tu realise 
the dnuO#of th* ut* Hlr Robert Peel, by reducing the 
five hundred ttlllioiM of three per ceuU into two aud a 
half per taut, stock. Consul* have advanced, and were 
quoted at last account* at loujf to lul ex. dlv. 


WAREHOUSE. 

B. ROBB & Oo., 

No. 60 Grader street, New Orleans. / 
The subscriber* iuvite Planters aud Dealer* in Baddjery. 
etc-, to call and examine their siock. 

They are constantly receiving Goods from Uie Manu 
factory iu PhiladelphU, aud direct from Euglahd, aud are 


dtut. and Quartemaster U. 8. Military Academy. We«t 
oint ; 0. If. Lee, late 8uporlutendeut, now Beoretary of 


xk, IHKMIVff. , »“*J -IV wux.auur iygciiiiiu uuuui irvui vue oi a 

l40.lT-.m u „ Oxxx.xo Aw*,.— Tlie llgbl.Louro at to Dm tor, lu PblUddphte, u.ul direct from Kuglxttd, uud 
»r lx iirevuluul tot Uoeerumuut I'lur. ut UUwuukuu. wux ourtlud »>; prep.rud to offer llberol iuducemeutx to pu^toerx 

IU bt. uble to reullxu ouTLutxdxy, bth tuxt., by tbu xturiu uud bcurj ucu ou tbu TLclr .took lu .tor, 1. lur B e uud wep-uuuorted, uu, 


FIRE JlJVD WEATHER PROOF. 

Tbu tending uhriuldug, or wurplug of tbu material bpon 
xbloh t b I uxod doex not affeot tbo paint ; In tw.nty-fcur 

innx-a I ■ Mm anil » L. ' . . . . 


comprised as follow* : 

Baddies, Bridle* aud Marti: 


In the city of Moocow tb. uigUtingnto king in *Z1 

ilUTT roxpuot ux teuutlfully In cage. a. Tu tbulr u *U,« Ulg ,' "W' Lear Lorn, W 

wood*. Iu the bird-shop* they are heard warLlimr with 1Uitl Plough Harness ; Horsham 


uguka iu great variety ; 
Ftsgc, Wugou, Dray, Cart 


Mux ip a Cm, xm^-Tte OUg MArtbal of Uxrdlnxr, Ux.. to umbUuguU In Itu uuturul Halo. By rattUnu teadl 
baring pUoxd a ..Ubarnu at lh.,^n.„b M ,ctex iu that “C™ ‘to able of lauglbla arllLmctlc. t C. 1(3,7^ “■ X" • “ W-” 

oby. to prwvaot to ringing U to toUu telor. 4 o’atoxk ‘“‘r Jto blrdx Bug afplcaxurt- during tbu day j but at '“d Trimmiugi ; Trijnk Trimiuhig. , Baddlcra Giacb and 
ontomoruiai of tottblut a nmbooU^aadrftoTi J ‘to “>»k. to rtroou of to city rrrouud with to Trnukiuakar.’ ToOx ; OU, Yarubb i India llubter aud 

^ . about It nudtaUxa of to foowt. Batout xtrxtobod Uatbar Ob. aud Mill Baud.: India 


wood*. In the bird-shop* they are heard warUlug with Harness; Horse uud Mule Collar*, Home* 

aUtha fuRuM* aud variety of toue which characterise* and Blind Bridle* : Trace Chain* ; Medical Bag* ; Baddlery 

the nightingale in it* natural state. By rattUug bead* ' » - v reHTi. ®.: to.il. 

upou their table* pf tangible arithmetic, the Rubeiaus esu 


which It I* used does not affeet the paint ; In twenty-four 
hour* it dries, and in four week* become* a perfect Mate. 

.It pmem wood from decay. and neither blister* uor 
craclu by cxooiure tu the hottert 5uu. For oovprtng roof* 
of either tin, iron, sine, wood, cauva*. ur paper, it i* also in- 
valuable aud particularly wconuueuded/a* it is a oertain 
PROTKCTIUaN’ AGAINBT SPARKS AND OINDEUB, I 


ri- . B. F SMITH, DENT UL ^nl 
Ha* returned, aud is devoting hiuu«cll 
practice of his profession. ,.^4^ 

Offloo at Uie corner of Bt. Charles itt* 1 4 
Square. - 

The New Orlein* 

I* issued weekly, at Two Dollar* 

No auteorlptlon taken for Itxx 
aoritert wIB bo uudorrtood cui wlxblol “ 

It in oxprexnly atatod otbonrbo. * 

Tbo Itinerant Minlatern aud P«M“" ,** 

Eplnoopal (,’burcb, Boutb, are, »U “ 
agoutx of to Now Orloxux Glirixtlxb H ^ 

publloktiou, unlro. .romUUug 


S ubllcatiou, unless remitting ^ 

ie amount of tep dollar*, mu»t be %¥ 

No obituary notloe wUl bs tasaVk^-. 


Hardware ; Leather of jhU description* ; Coach Furniture 


•’rtortu beat in the door* of th* <>h.. M ib 1 T/”*’ 1 Pafout stretched Leather Ob aud MUI B*n.ds; India 

•ffikM, ahd rung the tell* lacet fuiiously Th^bbSl i a. h * u ■scowled, nf Ur I ^ubUrOon^s ; Travaling and Packing Trunks ; Loathe 


and 1* furnished cheaper thau any paint iu the Southern 
country. All order* eent to the Guuural AgenU. or their 
eub-ageufo, i promptly executed. No deviation lu price. 
Tefms— cash, or its equivalent. G. C- BOUKRT It 00, 
Ageut* for the State*! of La!,Ala.,l|bs., aud Texas. 


No obituary notice will bs to*** I 

within two mouth* of the dsath 
Communications must be adanwvu 
McTrwae. New Orleans- 
Couuuuulotttlou* iuvolvlnf toots, rtjj 

account* of revivals, redJgtou* ,115 & ** 


account* of revivals, rengmu* _ ^ , 
biographies, etc., must b« accotap*^"* 



BUU-AOKNtS-Iu New O/Uaus, Messrs. Bhurk, bur 
puffer 4 Co. Priestley It Bleu, J. Waterman It Co., R. 
Richards, K. McPhenon ; Mobile, J. 0. WWtaker : Vicks- 


J “- fc 


A faw xalact ad.rttou^ -^*2( 
or whlxli muxt bx pre-pxM >»*”. g 

o«.# *«. a a»*“ “ 


nt 











most kind and disinterested. The invitation 
Was accepted, and hffving surveyed the'nion- 
ttmont. in question, theyjwnlked through tlie. 
^tuu.nda_rcading-tlMv^^4tftpit»i-stoppinf;~ftnd 1 
calling up recollections of the past, when 
they inet with a nnma known to them in other 
days. ° 

They name to the grave of one whoso pos- 
session of religion was-decidctlriUid perhaps 
ostentatious, lmt whose life was hot remark- 
aide for justice, inercy, and an humble walk 
with God. Mr. M. Noticed a change passing: 
over the countenance of his friend, ns’he ren’d 
the soimwhah eulogistic epitaph. Fearing 
that tho recdUertJ^hs likely to be excited 
might nM bo profitable, ho sought to draw 
him t« Wm grave of tlie'pnslor of their youth. 
Mr. N. was not, however, inclined to move. 
Ho sat down on a hillock nearjit hand, and 
remarked, 11 thq,influence of that man. "♦point- 
ing to the gravo before him, “ probnbly gave 
color to my whole life.” 

Mr. M„ by a look, ''Requested an explana- 
tion. .“To -the influence of that man chiefly 
it was owing that I have lived mi irreligious 
man. You 'know I am no friend to religion, 
and I never allow nny otic to speak to me on 
the ^object. Unlike most of the class to 
which you belong, you llav’e behaved oau- 


fL. ot the Dead Waiting (or 
r the Living. 

, nun mlr»ncVf.f»0«m«Mry nrar llni u-rdnin. 

HKTIIERINIITON, 1,1.. »• 


carved, rejoicing over the costly prize, from a 
stranded whale; Here the black slave sucks 
the sugar cane, and eats his banana ', there 
+hc African fiierfehnriT tills his” wallet wltTT 
sweet dates, bis sole substance in the long de- 
sert journey; and there tho Siamese crams 
himself with a quantity of rice from which a 
European would shrink appalled. And where- 
soever over tlie whole inhabited earth we ap- 
proach and demand hospitnlity, in almost 
every little spot, a different kind of food is 
set before us. and the "daily bread " offered 
in another form© 


Cardinal Wiseman. 


are wordiipped, nnd the sinners who worship, 
and the Virgin and Child, nnd the imnnerS 
nnd t he other injignin in an odoro us haze 
that the splendidly attired priests lmvn re- 
tired from tlie altuf... tlmt tlie organ no more 
sounds forfli. its dtilrct, diapasons; and tliat 
the rich voices of the professional ' ctlbir, 
have " died into an echo. We say, fancy all 
this; nnd nop behold anotlier procession is- 
sue forth from between the gilded gates of 
the high a'ltnr. The satellites of tit!- cardi- 
nal are esebrting him to the pulpit. 

A t the loot, of the pulpit stairs tlie proces- 
sion halts, noil between two rowft of ccclesi-, 
nstics nnd chorister^ the great ntnn ascends 
to the sacred place. Two prioBts only attend 
him to hear his train, and those enter the 


a terrible 


meaning, ' The 
Sabbath Breaker. If Earth famishes such 
in ci d ents, what will Eternity unfold of the 
wreck of the Sabbath Breaker 1 [California 


V. 

he Dead ! in ailcnco rest, 
he hiving ! M ortnl, come ! 
jnany-heaving. breast 
,o spot, thy final home! 

IO u art jioic, they were, 
a life's busy dreams swept past 
keo here, for thou must shnre 


a little child may soothe tha pillow of a sic 
friend, and cheor anfl gladden the wear 
hours with a thousand kind attention*, 

I have told you of .8 few ways in whie 
you may share with others the blessings yo 
have received from God ; lmt there are man 
more. Try to think of them for you metre 
and now ways of doing good and being Un 
will open to your minds every day, Aboi 
all, pray to Ubd for his blessing, dear *fai 
Iren, that be may help yon tobugin the cor 
ing season with fresh dssireg to tbve gfcd *,r 
liim. [London S. R. Penny Mafashid. 


Tlie Pleasures of Beneficence. 

-> sECvn'x roR ciBi.oars 

t'reilj jr« hava KrelniktMy sir* Mnii t s . 

I bis was one of the commandments given 
hv our Lord to his apostles, whan lie sent 
thr;m fbrth to preaeh the glad tidings of the 
Gospel and to henl the sick. But thongh 
these words were first' spoken to those who 
had received miraculous powers to heal and 
'to teach, aro they not spokon to us all 1 Have 
we nnt”nll received freely from God many 


cession emerged from a private chapel. 

It was headed by n kindle. with a severe 
look nnd a very veil nose, bearing a silver- 
headed mace. After him were noolytes, car- 
rying enormous lighted tapers , then came 
■About forty little boys, cfad in white robes, 
their hands roverently folded palm to palm. , 
and their eyes directed upward. The faces 
of some of these children were very heiyytf- 
ful : the dew of youth rested on their brows. 
TtrnfTltW Imd not nR yet been beclouded by 
the chilling mysteries of the religion of Home, 
dissimulation had not as yet banished inno- 
cence '.for the pour little fellows doubtless 
believed all true tliat their ghostly instructs 
ors'hud told tliefh Following these walked 
the richly attired deacons, also with folded 
•palms and uplifted eyes. Then came about 
a. dozen ecclesiastics of different orders ; hnd 
lastly there eiperged, from the door of the 
private chapel the object, of universal ouri- 
•nsily, Ilia Eminence, the Cardinal Archbishop 
of WestininSt'er. 

Slowly, nnd with an air. which some might 
mistake fur dignity, and which it is very pos- 
sible was meant to express it, came forth the 
prime emissary of the Vatican. Before him 
was one official, bearing a lofty triple cross, 
and nndther carrying’ n, silver gilt crosier : 
and on either side of tin* prelate walked two 
priests in amber-colored robos, richly broiti- 
ored with gold, supporting tiis train. With 
tail nnd robust form, toweling above these, 
appeared Cardinal Wiseman. He was mag- 
nificently dressed- tin his lieud pressed a 
mitre, glittering with gold and jewels ; a .rube, 
also of amber color, profusely decorated with 
gold embroidery, and on the back emblazoned 
witli a gorgeously wrought cross, enveloped 
his portly frame ; and from beneath it ap- 
peared trowsers' (profanely so to speak) of 
white satin, glittering with gold spangles, 
and white shoes, also embroidered, with gold. 
His hundB were encased in white gloves, 


• l’ur ibo N. (1. C’hrlMIrtn 

Notes of an Itinerant. 


.ytthou a Chief of daring breast, 

brow, and kimlliug eye !- 
L£iM the flaring meteor-crest^ 
IfclluiJta through bSttlc's lurfd 
0 Wini«' doff thine eagle plume, 
flatty war-ateed, brand and. 
imprisoned in the tomb) 


Kbv. 11. I\. McIykire : 

Hear Brother — Having been solicited by 
numbers' of my friends and your renders to 
w>nd you a brief account of my early travels 
in the Mississippi and Alahnnm Conferences. 

I have often- refused the task, hut have con- 
cluded to coinmunicate-^lirieflv some facta 
counccted-witli those days, leaving yod tuglu 
by tfiem nR yog please. 

And now for an introduction. I was horn 
of religions parents, in North Carolina! in the 
hill of 17!I4, removed to Tennessee when 1 
was yet a boy: in tho year It'll I embraced 
religion, nnd felt I hnd n call from God to do 
something in his vineyard. But I kept this, 
to inyself for several years. In the fall of 
INK! I went, into the war against the Creek 
Indians, under Gen. Jacjcson; but still I felt 
the impression to warn sinners to slice from 
the wrath to come. I tried to ease ray con- 
acience by 'framing many excuses. I was 
poor, had no education, and worst of all, had 
an impediment in my speech from my child- 
hood v but still I felt woo is me if 1 preaeh 
not the Gospel. For four years I strove to 
hide it. Sometime in the fall of 181b I at- 
tended a Conference, held in Wilson county, 
Tennessee, where I heard the sainted Aslmry 
preach ; and during this Conference 1 heard 
Rev. LowiB Garrett, and he said ho had no 
doubt but nrauy men who were called of God 
to preach would lie damned through pride 
Because they could not prouch eloquently 


valuable powers, nnd many, very many bless- 
ings! If, instead of counting our troubles, 
ivo were to count our comforts, how long 
would he [he list of them ? [f youjooKhack 
upon tho past year, dear , children, I think 
you will remember many things to ho thank- 
till lot; good health, happy days, kind 
Mends, foist nrtil clothing, sunny days and 
moonlight nights, with tlie hrigbt myriads ol 
stars. Perhaps yqfl have bocn preserved from 
danger so visibly through Gud's meroy, that 
it, was plainly seep by you. Some of these 
blessings, perhaps all, have bocn yours ; nnd 
if not, there in one bjgjbin'g wo may all have. 


An Eternal Weight of Glory. - ‘ 

' I WeA’. 

What a glorious destiny is that of re- 
deemed man's immortality ! Panl's thought 
seems to labor s-with its own vastogre hi its 
outburst of comprehensive expression, when 
ho exclaims, . « Our light' affliction, which Is 
but for a moment, worketh fur us a far more 
exceeding and eternal weight of glory, 2 
Cor. ir. 17. Numerous text* are nmnlnnn) 


mighty Conqueror ! blanch thy cheek, 

.. . J ts.sarj «»f tiling ! 


tioiisly in. respect to tlmt matter, and I will 


Numerous textk are emj 
to describe tho future inheritance and 


talk with you more freely than with any one 
else. I, am not a religious, man, and never 
shall lie. I am too old to elmngo.now, if 1 
had any desire to. But there wns a timo 
when 1 felt very differently on tho subject. 
1. Wits, vory desirous' of setting^ out on a reli- 
gions course, hut 1 met with difficulties. My 
anxiety was no grpat tliat 1 determined to ask 
counsel of some 


Vttiifc.u(a, 


of, the redeemed, and the more fall' 
moditated, the rtore exalted wit! b‘ 
ceptions, tho more rapturous onr iri 
view and hopo of a blessed immorts 


wlmteyer bo out lot here; wo may have Je- 
sus for our friend and guide nnd Saviour, and 
pod for onr heavenly Father. However 
friendless wo are, lie ia ever with us, and he 
will give us nil that is good for us. if wo try 
to, be faithful children. Is it-not (flic, then, 
tlmt we have “received freely i|i |’ Out bless- 
ings are more than we oan number. '/'■ 

If t us now read the neSt words of our 8»- 
• vioiir. What oro wo to do td ahow that We 
value all these blessings nnd powers of mind 
ami body, nnd Hint we are grateful to God 1 
for them ? Jesus Christ 


etilnttnafc 


own contrast. There light momentary triala 
in thin house of our pilgrimage, .are so relo- 
ted to us and tho future,' that if sanctified 
they increase, and add to our eternal inherit- 
anee. And where else in the whole tango of 
bur language will you find a single idea that 
So labors for a full expression es this snti- 


tvho professed to know all 
about religion, 1 made un errand to 7m 
store,” pointing to. tho'dust before him, "and 
while 1 wns dealing with him he deliberately 
cheated me. and t lien, (he , minister coming 
in! lie spoke to me in u way to make tin im- 
pression on the ministcr'B'jnind that he hud 
been reproving and. exhorting me. 1 felt a 
strong dosire to expose his dishonesty-anil du- 
plicity to the minister, hut I' thought I was 
too young for so hold a measure. My desire 
for becoming^rcligiqiis jgas greatly lessened 
by the.evehts of tlie theming, and utterly de- 
stroyed and forever by tliose of tlie afternoon. 
In the afternoon I thought I would go for ad- 
vicjptp the saddler, who wns thought to ho the 
tftjgreligious man in the place, usyou know, 
niter Mr. H. I found him in a groat passion 
witli one of hN children, Jor an net that was 
rather -un-accident than a fault. His lnn- 
1 gunge approached pretty near to profanity. 
1 was disgusted nnd turned away, making to 
myself n vow that I would never again think 
of asking a professor of religion for ndvico 
respecting tlie inode of Incoming religions. 1 
ha vo kept niy 'vow.' 

“If 11. hnd not defrauded me nnd lied in 
my presence^— if he had been wlutt lie pro- 
fessed to lie, and had given me good counsel 
and encouragement, I presume my purpose 
to become religious would have been as strong 
as.niy purpose to leave it .to hypocrites. It 
is possible If 1 had found Mr. G. in tho mood 
ho appeared to be 


The shadow 11 name ! 


■Alt thou S Youth of gentle breast ' 

A immer by romantic streums, 

With loie'e delicious woes opprest, 

And blunted witli fantastic dreams ! t 
fate the Bolt fetters from thy heart. 
Dreuuer! ( the partners of thy fate, 

Subdued by no bland Cupid's dart, 

Thy coming here await. 

‘Wenui! young Mother! tender Wife ! 

Ye dearest forms of mortal birth ! 

Sweet Mothers of pure human life ! 

Fiij ugtli of the .happy heurtli ! 

Mudeu-pwe Matron— Widow drear — 
lllite'srthou art, cherished or lone, 

He Deal beloved await thee here — 

■ The grave e pill liavo its own ! 

‘•Hen, too, bright, blooming Beauty ! thou, 
The load-star of a thousand eyes. 

TWt liquid eye, thnt marble brow, 

Hut cheek of spring-dawn's loveliest dyes, 
0, rail those charms ! they too must share, 
Alls! the universal doom ; 

The beuteoas Dead, where are they ! where 1 
They wait thee in tlie tomb. 

“Here rest the Dead! waiting the hour 
When the lost sob of living, breath 
White expired beneath the power 
Ofthit grim phantom, dreaded Death: 
fay net in hope, waiting till Ho, 

Who died and lives for aye, shall come, 
Teghe them immortality, 

And call them to his home.'’ 


thetio clause to light afflictions enduring but 
fora moment, " nj far more exceeding and 
eternal weight oLjjlory 1 ” “ Glory” is feclf 
a sublime thought, an expressive, term — “rtf 
eternal weight of glory ” is grander still— but 
the whole expression, “ a far more exceeding 
and eternal weight of glory,” pours a flood 
of light upon that blessed world whioh the 


gives usn simplo an- 
swer, so plnin and simple, thnt every little 
child can, understand it, and yet the wisest 
and the best listen to it With reverence, and 
feel tlmt they can not fulfill t|ie command a* 

Christ, would have done, “ Freely give.” At 

this time, when we are all oallod to look back _ 

upon the past, and feel how much God has gospel reveals, and remind* us of that other 
given us, we must be thankful to'lenm how scripture, “ Eyo hath, not seen, nor ear heard, 
we can best show onr love : and having nor the heart of man conceived the thinra 


they would not preucli at all; aml'God would 
condemn them ns unprofitable servnnts. He 
closed the sentence by saying, if he Could 
preach like un angel he would never preaeli 
like a: man, but os he could not preach Us an 
angel he would preach like Lewis Garrett. 
Just then I determined to do tho best I could, 

of l’rov- 


und that I would follow the 
idence. 

Not long after that 1 w 
late liev. Jack White, jq tlie »l\qp where I 


give. Money is not the only thing worth will soe that language labor*, Tsjra xrw%<l<S+- 
giving to others. If you have only a few prehenaive circumlocution, to give utterance 
little pence sometimes, and they are freely to the burd«p of Idea *0 richly descriptive of 
given, they, become very precious in tho sight future glo»j. In translation which 1 ito 
of God. If you give a penny to assist a «omo months attempted of a German tract, 
friend in distress; if you deny yourself some inirtioh this, passage occurred, .we findttiie 
liftlo toy or sweetmeat to help a neighbor, it rendering. given, ‘,‘an eternal apd far excefd- 
is n sacrifice that God will accept. You know ing all Other measure weight of glyiy.!,’ No 
wlmt Jesus' Christ said about the widow’s language -is rich enough to supply another 
mite. Rho gave all Bhe had, and her mite adjeotive which, together with "eternal,’' ia 
was more in the sight of God than the large sufficient to desoribo the weight of glory re- 
sums of money given by the rioh oat of their sorved for spirits saved by Christ Jenu flgr 
abundance. Lord- AmidsancHfledafflioHons and through 

Knowledge also is a blessing from God that the teleeoope of an earnest faitfatPaid BHeil 
we may give to others. If you have learned such visions of Heni^n’n hlfmndneisi *1^- 
to read, you may help others. If you have duced tho unsurpassed and nervous bngCcge 
learned any wise or good thing from the books of this text. An eternal glory in duntilp, 
yon have read, you may tell it to other*, who and suoh a weight of glory in amoant aeour 
have not been so happy aa to learn things; poor mortal constitutions might- not qcdure, 
for it is sad to think how many there are who but just suoh as shall bo adapted to thy ill- 
know very little about all the good and beau- mortal capacities of the saints in light, 
tiful things that may he learned Out ofbooke. , In view inf the thought here presented, 
If yin have learned that God ho* made uni- how foreible should bo our Saviour's iqjune- 


in When conducting it lin, Tennessee. Hero 1 wns presented to tlie 
prayer meeting, V -1 might have been induced Conference, young and totally incxpericnoed, 
to persevere ; but meeting, with two Such dis- having never hnd licenso to preach or exhort, 
appointments was too much for me. It set- nor had 1 ever been a class leader. The Con- 
tied the question forever witli me." ferenee received me, and to» my utter aston- 

Mr. M. seized tho opportunity thus alford- ishment 1 was appointed to the Duck River 
fed for reasoning with the unhappy man on Circuit, in' charge, and all alone. This was 
the great concern, and of urging him,, evep an awful shock to me ; lmt 1 had put my hand 
-at that late hour, to ropent of his vow and to- the plow and did' not dare to look back; 
seek the faVor of God. He 'showed him the but still the burthen was so heavy that 1 
folly of livibg in unhiippinass and dying in thought 1 must sink under it. But 1 met 
■despair, booanse one professing Christian was with 'th.o Rev. Joshua Kirkpatrick, who had 
a hypocrite, and tho other had an imperfect been a traveling preacher, at my father's 
control over his temper — for even Mr. N . ad- house, when 1 was lmt a hoy. Ho encour- 
mitted .that Mr. G.,. despite his occasional aged mo tho best lie could, and here 1 detor- 
outbreaks of temper, wits a pious man. mined to discharge my duty, anil ieavo the 

But his arguments and expostulations and event to or with God. About this time I 
entreaties failed to make any impression, found' that my impediment, was gone, and 
He hud -kept his vow, and it would seem that since thnt time 1 have had li^le or nono of it. 
ho would tie loft to keep it to the end. During this, my first yoar, wo hnd a gru- 

It would seent tliat when a man deliberate- cions revival, all round the circuit, and du- 
ly makes up his mind to have nothing to do ring the’ year we added to. the Church more 
witli religion, lie is in danger of being fiike’n than two hundred members , but many were 


mnls to be buppy, and formed every tiny in- 
sect to onjoy its Bhort life; you can tell tbis 
to your friends and companions, and show 
them how great a sin it is to destroy or in- 
jure what God has mode so beautifully. I 
do not moan that you should set yourself to 
find fault with your compamone, bat that 
you should kindly and gently tell them of 
these things. 

There is again anotlier way in which you 
may give a good oxumple ; and thii speaks 
to every heart more plainly than words. Je-. 
suh says, "Lot your light so shine before men 
tlmf ‘hey may see your good works, and glo- 
rify yoar Father whioh is in heaven.” How 
delightful to fool it possible to load others to 
glorify God, and to believe that if we do all 
we can to please God, wo may lead others to 
know nnd love him ! Now these words of 
Christ are juStastrue amongst children as 
they are when applied to grown up people, 
for the oxample of a child has aa mueh ef- 
fect upon hie companions os the example of 
a good man bus upon older persons. I want 
you to feel that everything you do and Bay 
may, If you try, be doing good to others and 


lo tie balmy month of June, a certain vil- 
V, once remote, but now brought, by 
“““of eteam, within one day’s journey of 
New York, received into its quiet hotel two 
pnUemen, whose aspect and hearing indica- 
W tbe possession of wealth, and tho oonsid- 
which its possession generally socuns* 
At tret they were thought to ho stranfjmw 
“tit won appeared that they were natives 
■the place, though they, had been absent 
tearly half u century,. ' Their locks were 
white, and their BtefThnd not the elasticity 
■ W ' l6D ‘W trod the surrounding lnlis- 
® ’life* morning march.” 

During this long poriod, they had seldom 
j“*u>aeaoh other’s Bociety. Their 'pursuits 
w» different, and tho time and cnorgios of 

•MU were fully occupied. 

_ °* “'ey had loisuro. Tho toil and Btrife 
over. They had retired from business, 
ough without concert, oonunon foel- 
p had brought them together in the placo 
eir nativity. As they had outlived 

,, °‘ D* 08 ® who know them in early life, 

“*T were utrane 
of the vUla, 

*P portion o 

the egn,, 

Worn, 

“““optiier, 

“oir walkato 

Approaching fi 


A Remarkable Incident 


at his. word, and left to hie own way. 

The oveuts of tliat day. so for us appears, 
decided' that nmu'e character for timo and for 
Tho influence of Mr, H.’s delihc- 


lil Novembafj lKl 


eternity, 

rate yilliiny, and of Mr. G.'s want of watch- 
fulness, may be felt to all oternity. 

Professing, Christians are constantly sur- 
rounded by those whose destiny they mny in- 
fluence etticicntly' r ’tiy their conduct during a 
singlo day. What weight does this conside- 
ration give to the exhortation, “he sober, and 
watch unto prayer.” Who would like to 
linvoyone stand on his gravo, and attribute to 
Iris carelessness or wickedness results us fear- 
ful and appalling as thoso attributed tiy Mr. 
N. to him whose dust was mouldering before 
him! 


nual Conference in ’ Ffainklin, and fgtt tfiat I 


pair of gray eyes, whose furtive expression'’ 


hail gained some cdftfldence, but stjll tlie bur- 


den lay heavily on me. From this Confer- 
ence I was sent to tho then Flint Circuit, em- 
bracing Borne portion of Franklin and Lin- 
coln. countios, in Tennessee, and Madison and 
Limestone counties, in North Alabama'. 1 
had a young man jvith me — Brother Sterling 
C. Brown. From November till tlie follow- 
ing Mnroh we labored together, and hail 
some success, when 1 was culled to visit my 
P. K., Rov. Tlios. 1,. Douglass, who informed 
mo that lie had detained mo in the hounds of 
iris district for tho purpose of sending me ns 
a missionary to South Alabama. The euter- 
priso was one which 1 approved ojyj,nd us lie 
had selected mo for that purpose 1 riudily 
consented, although 1 /elt that tho mission 
Wus of such interest and of such difficulty, 
tlmt it required a man of more experience" 
thnn I had. However, 1 shouldered tlie re- 
sponsibility, and in Murch, or the first of 
April, 1818, 1 left tho circuit in tho hands of, 
the young plan, S. l.\ Brown, and set nut 
southward, not knowing where I was going, 
notwithstanding I had tieon over a portion of 
the ground in 1813, ns u soldier. The field 
I wus hunting lay farther west than the 
ground I had surveyed when in tho army — 
quite un unknown country to me. Serious 
and almost sud I set out. 


the hill* of a sunlit imruori 


the shining 


dad with the shining rebee of tha 
heard them ting tbo * 0 Og th»t »welb 
the Throne. .Wot a fe.wujiefare t 
quit their el*§', have hurtipon th 
beds such foretastes and prelibatS 
heavenly joys, as that their aonga ha 
almost immortal. 

relty!’ 

vapor, thl* earth ia to be burne4 1 
all hare is iqaeribed “paaafag awa 
dow. 0, let V, let us, kind rret| 
the real, the eternal. What a bit 


What do men really live upon { The an- 
swer will he various enough. ThoGuaclio,. 
who in tho wild pampas of Buenos Ayros, 
managing bin half-wild horse with inorediblo 
dexterity, throws tho lasso, or lolas, to ootcli 


great distuuco, lor thoy were 
time Bin wlmn tlie. griiss- 
a burden. 

e Bubjoot in regard to which 
widely. That subjoot was reli- 
nk . home with hoarts dovotod to 
wealth; both liutf/beon suc- 
H |J ut * u an hour of deep uffUctibtt'Mr, 
k, n 0UBI * “*e pearl of groat prieo. Tliat 
„ regarded us of infinitely more vnlue 
and lands, und ho felt a 
‘Da‘ others, und especially liis 
*' aDouid bo a jioesoasor'of the same 

^ Mr N *■ 

us (. Waa decidedly hostile to religion 
^ P°reessor8. Ho would not permit 
Wi, w to Dim on the subject. “This 
hU n , . °wn to Mr. M., who u voided irri- 
*“»ht f * D^jndioes, while he anxiously 
**Wnr °PP° r ‘wnity of con- 

isd “to* * n tulatiou to his interests 

•i* so toa‘ eternity whose portal 

W»“ U ^-them. 

11 * , 01 ./^ P“ r P°eei he invited him to visit 
StswiTf ““ U1 8 r 0 und, where he was 
^ munument to the memory of one 


consumca daily lrmn ton to twelve pounds ot 
moat, and regards it ns a higli feast day when 
in any hacienda he gqins if variety in tlx o 
shape of a morsel of pumpkin. The word 
ifttaad does not exist in his vocabulary. The 
Irisl|iWi, on tlie other hand, regales himself 
in ouretess mirth on “ potatoes.- and point,” 
uftor u day of painful labor; he who cannot 
help making a joke even of the name bo gives 
to his scanty meal. Menus p strange idea 
to liim, und lie is happy indeed if, four times 
a year, he can add' a herring to seusou the 
meuly tubers. The iiunter of the prairies 
lays tow the buffalo witli sure bullet ; und its 
juicy, fat-streaked hump, rousted between 
two hot stoues, is to him the greatest of deli- 
cacies. Meanwhile the iudu*trious Chinese 
carries to market his carefully fattened rats, 
deli cutely arranged upun white sticks, certain 
to find a good custoinor among .the epicures 
of Pekin; and in his hot, smoky liut, fast 
burisd beneath the snow and ice, the Green- 
lander consumes his fat, whioh h« has just 


Kuenxzer Hearn 


Camden, Ala., July IB, 1852. 


’ Oi' Love— ‘^God - is Love.” — F requently 
cal) to mind what God, in Christ, has done 
for you. Think on what he has in reserve 
for flou, if faithful. “ How great is bis good- 
ness!” Be ever stirring, from the principle 
of divine love, to pleasojCqd in nil -'your 
thoughts, words und actions. I.almr to real- 
ise that inspired truth— “H” that 'd wallet); 
in love dwelletb in God, and God in him." 


the procsrdingH, wn-wiU not attempt to de- 
Oiirihe. lmagiut, therefore, reader, tbutCar- 
diuul Wiseman has lied his mitre placed and 
replaocd u, dozen times qt Toast ; that clouds 
of iucens.- have issued I'foiu silver oeusers, 
and fainted iu tliiu Jilue wYfeuths through the 
oathedrkl, and now eushrpud the |»inis who 




brig 

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txre of 

the City and 


PuHiihini: Committee 

louininna Conference, 

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( J. C. KKRM II, 

{ W. E. HOT V. 

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VOLUME II. 

NUMBER 2fi. 

■ 

N E W ORLEANS, SATURDAY, JULY 31, 1bf)2. 

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chapel, without tho city proper, thoy still 
have “ all out doors '* for proacliing in. 

The American Bible Society hag, during 
tho last twelve months,’ furnished tho mission, 
nrjes with $2,000 for distributing the Scrip- 
tures in Chinn. Tho 4th January, 1852, wan 
a day of interest to this little band, thd sole 
representatives of tho M. E. Church, South, 
On that dny wore bap- 


Sabbatii School Cause. — The Northorn 
Sunday School Advocate, in an article show- 
ing the "adaptation of Methodism to pro- 
mote tlya causo of Sunday Sohools,” intimates 
that there arc, in all tho branches of the 
Methodist Church throughout the world, 
12,000 schools, 200 , 000 , toaohers', l,do 0,000 
scholars. If Metiiodists do their duty, and 
enjoy tho favor of God, for the next twonty 
years, the two latter items ought to be quin- 
tupled. Irrespective of all who shall have 
pnssed through theso schools to heaven, and 
to different fields of Christian usefulness upon 
earth, Methodism ought in 1872 to have in her 
Sunday Sohools one million of teachers, and 
five millions of scholars. 

This is a glorious nnd animating prospect, 
truly — ono that should excite the ministry 
and hiomborsliip of tho Church to renewed 
nnd unwearied labors. 


sprit is demanded, and in Which the 
ining principles of the Gospel of Christ 
lore-HMseeaiy, and at the snmo time 
beanh'MIy exhibited, than in our mis- 
lo people of color, and tho Ethiopian 
is soon be expected to change his skin, 
i leopard his spot*, as tile natural man 
itly to ondnro the hardships of 


For tho If. O. ChriilUn AdrotaU. 

Several Things. 

Mr. Editor : I have just returned from a 
tour of several weeks on ,tlio Natohex Dis- 
trict, whither I had gone to assist tho breth- 
ren in holding their Quarterly Meeting, our 
Presiding Elder being' absent for a short 
time, in search of health for his afflicted com- 
panion. The trip was ono of pleasure and 
profit to'me, and; 1 trust, also to others. It 
gave me an opportunity of greeting old ac- 
quaintances, nnd forming many new ones, of 
the most agreeable kind. But wlint gnve mo 
more pleasure thnn any pther incidont of my 
journey, was tho' privilege of uniting with 
tho-Clmrch in boldine a protracted nicotine. 


feeling cjbbate ">oardhW^ 

catnp- rotating on 1 The. 

Lord himself shall descend ftl! ’ “ f * 
a shout, with the voice of it, 
with the trump of “"y«S 
Christ'shall riso first” | <ki| 

as one of tho most eIoqueIT,n d ,, * ,, *l 
have yet heard. “ T |i e m 

rise first!” How distinctly I 

tended hand, his glowing [jjH 

moistened oye,s.«nd thotr^Si 

of hi, vo.ee as he dwelt on « 5 *S 
Christian hope. Neve, fcrJJVS 
completely Unmanned, dtahm, H 
away from every thing earS*N 
der the peroration of that sl!il* ,, < 
Moore was a fine specimen of * 
When 1 hoard him licseemwlfcZS 
eminent degree, th* rare tnlsnV**®' 
low, while ho felt loud. "Vtkli 

Before tho next annual camiw 
GVa at Bethel, tins great and 
in tho Lord, and his body 
quil grace, awaiting thotimoX ^ 
in Christ shall arise.” W 

How long the camp-meotinM 
iy kept up at Bethel I know *** 
present, they have boon supetaLu ' 1 
we call “ protracted meetings ” 

In the last forty year. Bethel h M W, 

spiritual birth-placo of multitude.? 
and the loaycn has spread from a!" 
into all tho region round about lw 
ono fact in relation to. this cloud, tU 
serves special notice, wbioh is, t w 7 " 
existcnco of about fifty years, llMU- 
never dial out in this locality • „ a, T 
that it Btill exists in youthful' «i» -J"! 
us fair to live and Uourish aiT« d! 
Member after membor has died ormL 
into other localities, but their nka. 1 
been supplied by • 


Morning, July 31 . j <*jk' 


our min- 

I rionaries, or fully, appreciate the motives and 
! fooling* that urge them, from year to year, to 
undertake these god-like labors.” 

U la gratifying to behold the increasing 
l order into which this work is being brought, 
from year to year. It is extending and au 
unprecedented anxioty is manifested by mas- 
ters to afford religious instruction to their 
servants. There is an encouraging enlarge- 
ment of subscriptions to the missionary fund 
from this quarter. 

•The difficulty of meeting all the demands 
for missionaries, results, wo fear, from having 
carried too far a division of the congrega- 
tions, white and colored. When it is conven- 
ient there arc many reasons why they should 
worahiptogother and be under the saino pas- 
wo concur in 


hort and do his best to secure tho | 
all bis members, tho sick excepte 
exhortations fail, the pronoher in 


in the foreign field, 
tisod a native Chinaman and bis wifo. He 
speaks tho Mandarin dialect — 11 the universal 
colloquial " — and thus 1 ms neeoss to one hun- 
dred millions of hiB benighted countrymen. 
Line went into the pulpit from the baptismal 
font nnd gave a capital Bermon, whloh In eoino 
shape he has kept up under tho clireotion of 
tho missionaries. While rejoicing over this 
success, they rejoico with trembling for tho 
stability of the convert. May these first 
fruits he abundantly established. 

We rcgrct to seo that tho two schools in 
this mission have, for want of sufficient means 
been merged into one, under one teacher — 
pupils, 20 . 

/ The Church will perhaps have to oxorciso 
a long patlenco iir - a hie . enterprise. Those 
four hundred millions are not to he converted 
in a dny. The numerical rosults already ob- 
tained by Jenkins and Taylor, are greater by 
two than the immortal Judson’s, after labor- 
ing twico as long in India. Hasten slowly is 
the motto. As tho way is opened, throw in 
more men and more means. Providence is 
never in a hurry; nor does 1 ’rovidonco ever 
fail. Success eventually is sure, and let us 
ho prepared for largo suecoss, and as early as 
God is pleased to give. 

VI. California Mission. — This is reported, 
for tho lost time, in tho list of missions : here- 
after to he returned as a Conference, sending 
up its contributions -to the treasury which 
has called it into lifp. At the organization 
on 15 th April lust, upwards of $700 were re- 
ported of this kind of money ; and tho Pacifio 
Conference lias given warning to tho older 
Conferences that she . aims for tho Banner. 
Tho missionary operations have boen greatly 
retarded for want of laborers: — appointments 
having been abandoned with over throe hun- 
dred members. Until last September there 
wore but throe missionaries of our Chlxrch in 
California, and tliiB forco greatly weakened 
by Biokncss. The mission, under many ad- 
verse circumstances, has been ably superin- 
tended by Dr. Boring, and when it was erect- 
ed into an Annual Conference, numbered 15 
preaohera on tho spot, 10 houses of worship, 
and 300 members. Calculating the social, 
polificuV and moral relations of California to 
the world, and the readiness with which this 
mission Iiob found and fallen back upon its 
own resources, no ono can gruge what has 
been expended upon it. The only cause of 
I regret is that the Society was not prepared 


If his 

. . . — urge is 

required to visit nnd do his utmost to brine 

*i.„ - — 1 -..,_. ... , . 

proper plnco in the 
season the godly 
’ l.J consequent 


the negleetcr to his i 
Church. If hearing for a' i.Ji.. 
endeavors of the leader, and tho 
exhortations nnd admonitions of th 
will not effect a cure, thon cxclu 
snfer way for all eonoornod. By 
tho Vitality of thc'Church will ho 
and religion will he the gainer.” 


E l* we town that the seventh 
iff the Parent Society was 
I? oil the third Monday in 
ist, in Fourth Street Church-that 
Hall of Southern Methodism— Dr. 
» presiding. An the officers pro- 
r by the constitution were duly elect- 
one. The third article of the con- 
i provides, hesidee the Treasurer, re- 
t Louisville, Ky., that there shall be 
htate* Treasurers, “one of whan shall 


Receipts. — Theso- are unavoidably delayed 
another wcok. Let none of our correspond- 
ents ho anxious about their lottors— doubtless 
they are safely in hand. By the byo, we 
shall have much nood'of funds the next three 
months. Verbum sat. 


toralcharge. Upon this point 
the opinion held by the Memphis Conference, 
and expressed in their annual report : 

“ We fully believe, that, in some places, for 
missionaries specially to labor with tho ser- 
vants, in preaching to nnd instructing them 
in the way of life, will continue to ho the 
most successful plan in Bccnring and promo- 
ting their religious happiness. Yet, in mhny, 
if not in moet places, theiri profit would he 
the better secured k by allowing them to wor- 
ship in the same house, and at tho samo time 
witfithe white [congregation. It Is causo of 
regret to know, aa we all do, that our people 
have become exceedingly careless in reference 
to the religious interest of their . servants, 
scarcely ever inviting them to attend circuit 
preaching with them, especially on week 
days ; and, if there be a missionary within 


Forth* N. O. ChriitiAn Advornto. 


A Cr ash .-—On Tuesday night last, about 
midnight, a part of tho roof of tho new M . 

Church, now building on Carondelet street, 
fell in with a crash. Tho timbers, it seems, 
were defective. The repairs of rdof and other 
damage done will require some $ 4,000 or 
$5,000. 


f w» elected, but for 
f e are at a loss to account 
no explanation of it in the 


ion, justly complains 
i to disciplinary ro- 
of the officers of a 
erencee in forward- 
ffice. This has not 
ig out of his report, 
i«te to produce a 
i gape wbioh it was 
is tube hoped that 
in' future. We sug- 


Methodist PltEHS. 

Connection with China.— The "Obser- 
ver •’ is publishing a scries of most interest- 
ing letters from the Rev. B. Jenkins, mission- 
ary of tho Mothodist Episcopal Church, 
South, in Shanghai, China. Wo regard all 
religious cOmmunicatiQn between China and 
California with’ peculiar interest. I.t is tho 
last link completing the world's circuit, and 
is daily growing in its important moral and 
religious oonnoetions. Tho editor remarks, in 
publishing tho first of tho sorios ; 

"As will bo soon, tho writer wields a gra- 
phic pen, and being a hold and energetic 
character, will, wo doubt not, ho read with 
great interest. ” Several of theso communi- 
cations hnvo already reached us, whilo a suc- 
cession is promised at an early day. Our 
next number will contain an interesting ac- 
count of tho writer’s visit in disguise, to tho 
interior of Chinu, together with an inscrip- 


. new accession * a,, 
church is, perhaps, as numerical), ItBW 
at any former period. Itii amS 
truth, thut this can .not bt aid of u 
other places in the river coualMiof Mia 
siopi, where Methodism onceohei'a 
purity and powor, hut now scared, ate 
name. “ O, Lord ! revive thy wak!" 

Tho following Saturday and Seated 
our mooting closed at Bethel, 1 atteaMt! 
quarterly meeting on Buffalo circuit did 
under the pastoral ohargo of Broth* U 
renco. Tho territory of this cirotdt wm hn 
erly attached to Wilkinson eireuit, hi 
some Btrange neglect or unaccomtabh 
sight in tho' predecessors of Brother Hr 
lmd boen left out, and the sheep dudxe 
by thoir shepherds. 

From the line of Amite cote, It ft 
mouth of the Homochitto'river, edited 
appointment 1 ms been kept up I 7 the tan 


ui.u never Having nan any pastoral connec- 
tion with tho church there, 1 am not the man 
to write its history ; but I sincerely hope this 
uuiy ho done by some one of contpotent abil- 
ity, while the materials for such a history are 
yet extant. It is important that tho success- 
ivo triumph of tho Gospel, at Bethel, for forty 
years, should ho rccordod, that men may he 
|ed to “ praiso the Lord for his goodness, and 
for his wonderful works to the children of 
men.” 

A voncrablo mother in Israel, who still re- 
sides in the vicinity, informed, mo that tho 
first house of worship, which was a plain, 
wooden building, was erected there about 
forty years ago, principally by Bro. E. Ma- 
gcehec, and a gentleman by tho namo of 
1 ’lmrcH. 

Ono of tho interesting remiuisoonoes con- 
nected with tho first Bethel, is, that soon af- 
ter its erection it was honored by the pres- 
ence and preaching of tho deeply pious and 
tender hearted Lewis Hobbs. . Ho came as a 
missionary from the South C 11 rolinn Confer- 
ence to Wilkinson Circuit, in 1811, and con- 
tinued there in 1812! In 1813, lie was sta- 


in tho world ] ” and oortainly ■ no exhibition 
would ho perfect without oithor that, or 
“Gods! can a Roman Senate lodg debate ! ’( 

I’hc hoys had a hard tusk of it, to ho cool 
and eloquent ; for thore, right before them, 
in full, was a blaze of oycB from all tho beau- 
ties in tho neighborhood. Poor follows ! it 
was like trying to look at tho sun without 
winking. 

The speeches were pleasantly short, and 
enlivened by dialogue, by one Latin and ono 
Greek speech, which, from not being under- 
stood, wore listened to with marked attention. 
I ho whole ended in a specimen of the rare 
times, rare youthB and rare parents that make 
up " College Scones.” This piece, with seve- 
rul others, was composed by tho Principal, 
for the occasion : and it afforded the parents 
present a good chance to see what some of 
their “good hoy*” do when away from home. 
Some knowing lads wore seen on tho stage 
with lotters from their fathers, which stated 
their transcendent qualities. One who was 
“ too fur advanced to he taught in this town,” 
and whoso father requested that he Bliould be 
“put in the junior class,” stood a very signif- 
icant examination — \ Nominative, Stella; pos- 
sessive, Stellcx ; objective, Stelvus.’’ Ho 
“knowed Greek, too, lots of it”— “ Tuptn, 
Tnptis, Tuptit." / 

Ono of the young gentlemen spoke Brother 
Walkers’ communication to the N. O. Advo- 
cate “Good Company.” It was very well 
pronounced. Several of the speakers exhibi- 
ted very tasteful thorough training in enunoi- 


Mobilo and 


ing preachers within ten mile* of that tnr 
on tho south side ; tfnd yot, to judge from tl 
size of tho congregation we had at tta ipc 
terly meeting, there are multitude! of. 
in tbht region . to preach to. Broths Fi 
went out through -this forsaken territorjh 
year, and found people enough to foraiJ 
circuit, so that Buffalo appears for then 
time on tho regular list of sppointiJ 

The bretheren had worked me hard six 
previous meeting, so that a/ rates was i 
coodingly feeble at thW Tfarterlj 
but God was there in the power of hhfi 
so that, especially on the Sahhatl), we ki 
time of general interest and deep kte 
Six or seven joined the church, andite 
number bowed at the altar for au intete 
our prayers. The prcaohets thereto 
ought to make arrangements to hold ip 
traoted meeting at Hopewell. IwodH 
to attend ( it if possible to do so. k ! to 
with God’s blessing upon our labors in 
harvest of sonls might ho gathered into * 
garner in that section. • 

Yours, affectionately, 

J. 0. to- 

Fayette, Miss., July 22, ’52. 


klein. Those who 
begin at home, will 


this, if no o^her di- 
eyetom of popnla- 
d will Iflteg prevail 


and theso in Asia.,, Brother Jenkins forwards 
packages to several points in tho Atlantic 
States, via San Francisco, to our care, to be 
Bent on by oxpress, which we shall now and 
lienc ofurtto -find great pleasure in doing, and 
hope soon to he made the conducting agents, 
in Bonding more missionaries to China, this 
being, undeniably, the great highway to 
those benighted millions of souls.” 

The California Advocate, of Juno 24, speaks 
encouragingly of Church extension. This 
pnpor is urging a point of reform persove- 
ringly— the abolition of Sunday papers. We 
are pleased to see both of these papers taking 
strong ground against tho prejudice and pol- 
icy that so unreasonably (as it seems to us) 
obtains In California against the Chinese. 
For all that appears to tho contrary, the Ce- 
lestials mako industrious, peacoahle citizens, 
and among foreigners, as good as tho best. 
On # .tho mere policy of prohibition of tho 
Asiatics, tho Ohservor says : 

“Tho subject is ono of no small or trifling 
magnitude, and is, we doubt not, destinod to 
tlie produotion of oonsequonees seriously af-^ 
feotiug our own country as well as China. 


iah much of the Church's 
> expended. Sporeely set- 
diitricte at land and new 
t etex of religious deetitu- 
organized missionary 
R| frachw visits them 
M*. support him only in 


ability to live alone. Measures are now be- 
ing taken for building such a house and un- 
der auspices promising 


The Churcli 
South has not yet been able to afford her 
German missions any books, periodicals or 
tracts in their own language, for use and dis- 
tribution, and this is a felt want. The few 
members and [oongregations wo have among 
the Germans are perhaps pro rata for what 
the church has outlayed in this cause. With, 
out mistake there is a quickened interest in it 
and the results already attuned are held os a 
hopeful nucleus for a great work among this 
interesting and growing people. 

I IV. Indian Missions . — Tho mon of color, 
bothfed and black, have fallen to the guar- 
dianship of the Church South. Tho Indians 
at the division adhered tons, almost to a nmn. 
The whites owe a debt to this waning race, 


A Colored Man from NoitFouuluBa- 
Jasper Bousli, an intelligent colonltoto 
Bailed from Norfolk, Va.,ia July of tej*' 
and who settled In Liberia, hmUte|fS« 
an interesting letter to the Bev. 

Norfolk. It Is dated Ashland, LitahW* 
and after expressing liis gratifioattosv'* rT f^ 
thing in liU ne* home, and uyUgW^! 
couid induce him to return to NtrrfoJkv ■ 
“ I live in my own home, on 
80 acres, and eat every day of my 1 tote"*' 
and breadutuffs of my own miring. 
growing as my 1852 orop, a luge I** 
ouBsadas and potatoes, several “J 
cane, several aores of rice, and eetetri " 
ginger ; I haTe now ready to be transporU* 
my nursery several thousand 
nearly one hundred cocoa soiesm. (not ooew 
mind you, but ohocolate,) nndaooulU' 
quantity of mango plums. MJ 
when it matures, will be worth sbwivj 
8700! My sugar crop will be worth 
I will hove about 160 oroos of no*. 
worth from 76 oeritz to $1 per ow°- ^ 
He concludes by strongly “ r P l 4 *7, 
oolored people in’ Norfolk to oome teh 
and it would B'eem that they are B *“* | 
take bis advioe. as 176 applictooo* 
ready been made for passages in“* _ 
sail from that port on the 1st of Now**^ 


ye low and desolate trunks, reftod hv 


the winds and dissolved by tho rains of nd- 

r..,„ * ... 


400,000, are all that remains of a once mighty 
people, the owners of this soil, 


are now being raised 


To say nothing of the harmony of -tho pro- 


throughout all our borders for this Missionary 


answer, answer, this momentous 


Tho Secreta- 
ry finds impediment in their evangelization, 
arising from their migratory liabits not being 
counteracted by the Government in scouring 
their possessions to them and perpetuating 
th«r lands in title to them. Tho Indian 
Mission Conference, embracing this work, has 
in it four P. Elder’s districts : the I ndian com- 
municants uumbter 3,801). There are eight 
schools maintained among them, principally 
on the manual labor plan, and in them 489 
pupils. This Conference numbers several 
native Indian preachers, some of whom are 
highly spoken of for piety, talent and influ- 
ence. We are pleased to observe the excel- 
lent atedeatnding which tho courteous Sec- 
retary kee is up betwoen tho government 
agents and the missionaries. The United 
States government has signified its confidence 
in the fidelity and economy of the Society’s 
administration by dispensing through ite 
agency, the last year, $9,155 30 for umjJiur- 
ating and educating the Indians. .Twenty- 
seven m i nion a n os are operating in this field, 


hibition of foreigners by law with Anwrioan 
republicanism, it is a question of some impor- 
tance at least, whothor or-not it is wise, when 
the door to Asia is thrown open to us und its 
commerce ready tp^ •'pour into American mar- 
kets, to shut tljer'door and turn that vast and 
remunerating' trade into the hands of Eng- 
land, nqw so eagerly seeking it. The 00 m- 
now opening up hotweon 


question ! \ 0 self-styled lords of creation, 

whose ambition never soared higher ‘than a 
high-heeled hoot, with a gold chain in tho 
vest hung to a trunk koy in tho pocket : ye 
silken daughters of loisure, who frisk und 
dance in the phosphorescent light of your 
genius, wlioso hoarts are as hollow as an air 
bubble, and as soft as a frost-bitten pumpkin, 
come, come on, come all, and hear what is 
written against you ! 

“ Beauty in but eklu deep , 

L'gly goes to the bouu : 

Beauty noon fadea away, 

But ugly bottle lta own.” 

1 lie performance was interspersed with 
music by the College orchestra, which is com- 
posed entirely of students, under the conduct 
of Mr. Blaokmar. This was to mo one of 
the most interesting features of the occasion. 
Tbe-musio was oxcollont, and shall receive 
hereafter a more extended notice. 

On to-morrow morning will ho held tho ex- 
hibition of tho Societies ; after which, his 
Excellency Gov. boote, of Mississippi, will 


Sooiety, and- for theso missions.- May thoy 
abundantly testify that tho people have a 
heart and a mind for this work. 


\\ hen tho first camp meeting was held at. 
Bethel I am not informed, in 1823 1 first 
visited tho pluco on a camp meeting occasion, 
and the encampment then hud tho uppear- 
ance of ago. 1 well recollect tho introducto- 
ry sermon preached by Bro. Winuns, from 
1’sulm C, 4:5. “ Enter info his gates with 
thanksgiving, and into his courts with praise : 
bo thankful unto him, and bless lus name ; 
for the Lord is good ; liis mercy is everlast- 
ing, and liis truth ondureth to all genera- 
tions.” That sermon is still fresh in my 
memory, and tho maturity of ago has only 
confirmed me in the belief, that it was one of 
tho most appropriate and effeoliyo I over 
heard. In preaching another sermon on the 
first Psalm, I 10 was led by the Spirit in a 
most extraordinary manner. 

W 0 felt indeed that the awful God was 
present and spoko to our hearts by his ser- 
vant. Those who never heard Brother Wi- 
nans preach until his vocal organs were im- 
paired by ago and hard usage, oan have hut 
a faint idea of the immoiiso volume and shrill 
intonations of his voice when ho was in his 
primo, or tho divine power that often attend- 
ed liis publio ministrations. Ho still lives 
among liis brethren of tho Mississippi Coufor- 
.e n cB, a n* of the-best ‘speoiineits of ea-primi-- 
five Methodist preaobor now extant, At tho 
cainp-meeting of 1832, i heard one of tho 
most extraordinary men prcuclt I ever kuew. 

I refer to Mark Moore, who lor thirty-seven 
years previous had figured extensively in the 
Atluntiu States, both as a traveling and local 
preacher. His place was ovidontly in. the 
pulpit. God designod him lor the work of 
the ministry, and ltonce, he prospered hi 
nothing.olse hut preaohiug. AU secular busi- 
ness seamed to wither at his touoh, -hut, as a 
preacher, .his famo was co-extensive with a 
knowledge ot his name. His appourauoo was 
truly apostolio. In preaching ho Beemed to 
aim ut nothing great— notbiug sublime ; and 
yet ho was really groat and sublime. Hi*.- 
stroug-hold was tho power that attended his 
ministrations. In him wo had evidence fhat 


are their hope. And the 


Tho North Louisianian, of July 17th, 


I by the circuit It is 
k. It is • -sort of John 
sparing tlie way Car flour- 
the highest order of oiv- 
!s strikingly one of the 
f ' Christianity agg ros s- 
#PJ to believe that the 
1 ari hot grudgingly sup- 


merpial intercourse 
Jbe United States and Chino, is ono which 
lias long nnd diUgently beon sought by on- 
lightened and powerful nations — and do wo 
seek to throw it hack and give it to others ! ” 

To the Old Rule.— The editor of tho 
'Western Advocate ventures to recaU preach- 
ers and people to tiie enforcement of attend- 
ance on class meeting as a condition of mem- 
bership. - It is to ho feared that in many 
places this rule has fallen into obsoleteness, 
and there is need for a very judicious admin- 
istration. 

’ He says : “ For those who nogloot class wiU 
be, found, for the most part, either greatly 
wanting in Christian experience, or thoy have 
ulroady fallen into a state of lukewarmness, 
or are negligent in acknowledged Christian 
duties, or something is defeotivo in heart or 
life in some way. These remarks will not 
apply to members of other churches, among 
whom class meetings do not formally exist. 
-Yefcin «U "WtsU 'regulaTedTdi'urobe^ institu- 
tions exist among the members that maintain 


Mendicant Doo,— “ I v« W 
M. Blaze, “ in q diligence. At “ 
we changed horses I saw a goo“ 1 
dog, (chten eaniehe,) which mo* 
door, and sat upon its two hind l 
air of ono begging for something^ 
a sou,’ said the postilion to me. 
see what he will do with.it.’ I ™ 
coin ; lie piokod It up, ran to “is 
brought hack a piooo of broau, * 
Tho dog had bolongod to B P°° r ~r 
ly dead: lie had no master, sno 
ou his owd account ” 


address them. 
July 2G, ’52. 


A 1’nAVER not Answered. — Mirny years 
ago, a man then reoently married settled in 
my nutivo town. It wus thon quite new, des- 
titute of religious privileges, and given to all 
manner of wickedness. There was no Sab- 
bath, and no sanctuary. T he man was piuus. 
I lie thought of bringing up a family in such 
u place distressed him. He wished to remove ; 
mid ho used to retire daily to a little grove, 


and though their reports shpw many hindran- 
ce*, they show no discouragement. Tho work 
i|of a nature that jufist have time for devel- 

opuient. y ’■ 

Ther-SBitetary- coa- 
siders the wtsdcn.of the appointing power in 
tfre selection of men for this mission, as fully 
endowed by the Diets oounecU.l with tho his- 
tosy of their labors. The originals, Rev. 


A curloux curb iff r«UU(jl by th* (*■• 
a glrl-iu that b" 

Being disobedient, ami refuidn* to 
whoa rjiokeit to, olio Rjuml, attar alttlof 
cornor lor about au hour, brooding 
that Bliu «u uuable to uttt-r or arUouu" 
friouda did not tako particular nolle* « 
of day*; supposing. slit' was kcrplug®* 
oho wrote down that |b» ooutd not 
lieoattlu alarmed and full* u! tod 
a woak had paanad .ha awok* one uiornu* 

’ f order. • 


substantially, if not so efficiently, all tho ele- 
ments of oluss meetings. In aU churches of 
Christ, exhortation, watohing over one un- 
other, seeking out the wanderer, and many 
other requirements, are constantly employed 
to build up the members iu faith and holi- 
ness. The mere form of tho class mooting 
seems, us a wise, prudential ineaqs, to he ad- 
mirably calculated to promote the spirit of 
pioty, and to insure the observance of all 
those means of grace which all good Cliris- 
tiaus find it necessary to observo. The Moth- 
odist, thorefore, who uogleCts liis class, will 
mostly be led to neglect those vital mutters 
whioh tho formalities of the class so well se- 
cure, and which all devout Christians look 
upon as neoossary, and they do iu part ob- 
servo them. And Vrhon u Methodist is ex- 
eluded the Church for neglect of his olass, 
he is excluded boouuse hu iu "foot" neglects 
what is expressly enjoined by the. word of 
God, “ Forget not the assembling of your- 
selves together,” etc. 


und pray thut God would send some one to buy 
his farm. This prayer was not answered, 
better things were iu store. A neighbor was 
taken sick. Ho visited and conversed with 
Wffl" . I * 1 tbo midst of the coqversation, one 
sitting by interrupted him and said, “ Sir, if 
what you say is true, I am lost.” This gave 

nnw mtArAwf. f/l tlan n 1 ... . 


suif ugain in bptutkiDg 


those who saw fit to oust thoir votes in favor 
of license, wiU ho glad that they wore do- 


bye to return. 

Tbs taWenaiUiB seem to be hard students, 
•ted while preparing fit* future labors, art 

si? *£1? ****** 

preaching m they**** Urea It i* to he 


Sumo mu a durum 
bujiiuMN, u to aim (tot «uUr*ly njfPr 
aovial relation*- A .. 

WU United rriiat lie lnU*»d*d *0^ - 

Mid U*, “togfUcuOitol** 





The Fishery Difficulty. 

Tho Boston Courier of the 214 contain* the following 
important document • 

Boston, July 'Jo, 1852. 

To the Editor nl the Holton routin' : 

Sin— Since n»y return to the city this morning l time 
received m ropy of n dfspntrh from Mr Krerett, thr u 
1’nltfd Slate* MlniMer in London. to Mr Buchanan .Sec- 
retary of State, which addearct'y important teat lire to 
the subject of the fisheries. nml whieu I Mud to yoil f.r 
immediate publicAtUu. 

Yours, v.-ry respectfully." D»Nirf. Wtnm » 

No, IKlo. I.omion*. April 23,-181 r. 

Joint * Uuihnnnn, f,\., Sr\'irtar\)tif Stair : 

Sin U’lth my diipnteh No. ‘278. of March 25 t trail 
milted the note of hor.l Aberdeen of the loth of March, 
enimnunlcatlng the Important information that thlsOnv- 
ernuient had come to the deter minat ion to oonrede to 
Atnerlciin fishermen t lie right of pursuing their oreupn 
lion within the liny of Kundy 
It was left eomewhat uncertain by Lord Aberdeen'-" 
note, whether this concession wan intended to he confined 
to the Bay of Kundy, or to extemino other porlloni of 

therm-tn of tllo^Anglo- American p ossession*, to whirl. 

thflfiritiolpiMt until stifled fin* by the Government. of tin* 
United State* equally apply, and particularly to the w» 
ter." on the Northeastern ►horrs of (’ape Breton, where 
the ‘ Argns' was captured In my notes of the 25th 
ultimo nod 'id instant, on thi‘ subject of the •• Washing 
ton ” ami the “ Argun.” 1 wa« careful to point out to l.ord 
Aberdeen Hint all t lie reasons for admitting the right of 
Americans to flsh in the Bay of Kundy. apply to those 
waters and with superior force. Inasmuch ns they are le* 
landlnokyiUlmn'Ihe Bay of Kundy. and to express the 
htfpo that the concession was mcRifl to extend to them, 
wliirli ilnre waa Some reason ‘to think, from the mode jn 
which Lord Aberdeen expre.'sed himself, jrns Ihe ease. 

I received, last, evening, thennswerof l Is Lordship, in- 
forming me that my two notes had been referred to the 
Colonial onie<>, and that n'tlnnl reply could not be re 
turned till lie should ho made acquainted with tho result 
of that reference ; and that in the meantime, the rnyces- 
slon must lie understood to he limited to tlu»- Bay of 
Kundy, ^ • 

Tho merits of the question nro so clear, that I cannot 
hut nntrcipnte tligt t tin decision or the Colonial Oflieo Will 
he In favor of the literal construction of the Convention. 
In the meantime, I beg leave to suggest. that in any pub- 
lic noth-c which may lie given that the Bay. of Kuudy is 
henceforth open to American fishermen, it should, he 
carefully stated Hint the extension of the jwine privilege 
to the other great hays on the ronst of the Anglo- Amer- 
ican dependencies, is a matter of negotiation between the 
two Governments. .My notes of the 25th of March and 2d 
instaift. will suggest t lie reason for presenting tho actual 
state of 'the controversy in this form. 

1 nin. sir. with gi-ent respect.* your obd’t serv’t. 

(Signed.) Now Aim K.\ • writ. 

Transmitted with dispatch No 305 
The Karl of Aberdeen to Mr. Kvorctt, April 21. 1846. 


Death or OiiRisTortiRR Apams, Jr — A telegraphic dls 
patch received in till, city announces the death, in Phlla ; 
delphia, on Wednesday Inst, of tills vntunble and much 
esteemed citlj-.cn. Mr. -Adams was formerly n resident of 
NcwOrleansand a successful merchant, but for some years 
p$*t lias resided In the parish .of Iberville, where he owned 
a fine plantation. Ho has filled several public stations in 
the city, with much ability, among them, Manager optin' 
Union Bank, and, after the removal of Mr. Freret last fall 
he was offered tho Collectorship of the Port . which he re- 
fused. He was for some years nn able nnd vigilant. inem- 
hereof our State Senate and.wns recently chosen President 
of the Opelousas Itallrond Company. nnd his great nlihitics 
will be h serious loss to -the (’pnjfany. His health had 
,heen feeble for some time, and his trip North was made 
with the" hope of improving it. The citizen* of Iberville 


Mr. Dargun, the eminent Irish railway contractor, has 
placed In tho hands of Ihe Royal Dublin Society $1&0 COO 
for tho purpose of an exhibition of the manufactures of 
the three kingdoms, to be held hi Dublin In 1863. 

More !•> fairs. — Louis Nnpoleon Is said to have bought 
lately two' large estate’s in Poland, for the sum of 1.800000 
francs. 


Hymeneal. 

In "tho village of Gretna, on 
24th inly, hy tho Rev. S. Lee, 
Anoi.rm' St. Amant nnd Mi»» 
uchtor of Mr. William II. Cmi- 


1 ' Ml • I A Lnmiov IlrroRTitR.—I’roby h«d never been 

#.y„n .Inij K, u , ,, I M London, never In a bnet, never on the 
m» nrrlTr.l hem, bringing I bll( * °t » To the end Of bept-wlgehe 

Amorim rim f"il"»ini< I M ,on * »» Wtneotf, uitimnteiy >x- 


Inquiry fi*r Covin fcts 
▼fry Utile r.'(v-|pf*, | 


.dates from Liverpool*^ the 14th nit., four days Inter tlinn I a ^*8* St WM tho lnnt tinflD ih At Walked 

... • 1 with A Otrie k* I LI t P U ul_.1.1> 

changed for nn umbrella, which ho neter 
seen without, in wot weather or dry; jrat ho 
usually reported the whole debatcH in the Peer* 
from memory, without a note, for the Morning 
t Tironlcle, nnd wrote two or three nnvolndeplol- 
ihf< Ihe HOoinl manners of the times J He wan a 
«*■ range fveder, find ruined hiinwlf in eatinjr 
pastry nt the confect ionera’ nhope (for one of 
whoee acorea Taylor and 1 bailed him) ; ho wan 
nlwayainaj ‘ " 
christened him 

wayn so punctual to 

rived within eight ot the oilice window, theory 


thi* Intelligence brought hy tin 
-is n brief sununnr) of her cotiuherclal accounts 

LivAaeoQi., ditty 14. 

Tlier« has been a fair demimd in tlm Dot ton market 
since I be depart ur - of the Antciina. and the sales of the 
four days embrace 20.000 hales, of a hlcli 4 |nhi .witb taken 
for export, and looo l*y spccliiators,. I’rices have been 
tifTcr. but Without nuyq'Uotahbimlvnhce,lhou(1hsotiib bro- 
ken report tho following rates Kalr Orleans O', , MM 
dling Orleans b \ . Kalr Uplands l>\ . and^llddllng Up 
In mis. 5V* tl r‘ ll, (Thosoratcn ri re probably nhuv« tlm mar 
k* t. as. without Any nctwfll ndvancc the quotations would 
vbe the (knie ns the ofllclnl figures reporiod liy the America, 
which were n" follows Kalr (Irlcnns rt‘» . Middling Or 
leans 6)4 . Kalr l plamls ; and Middling Uplands .»,d 
t» Ih. Kil l 

Hour has linen In fair ret|\i»sl. 'at previous rates. and 
quotations rinsed at IPs. 0d r.liMi.r Western Canal, 
nml 20s, for Ohio Corn is unchanged, and Is still minted 


Ai ' stm a 1.1 a.— T he Liverpool Courier estimates the ton- 
nage of the ships engaged in the trada with Australia, at 
ltKi.000. This is oxflltwlve of stepmers. For the week 
ending June 27th. two thousand person* left Liverpool for 
Australia, and I lie Wcpkly average was expected to exceed 
Hint number. 


.K»ntm*J utttH* WM. . .»r*n M 

AM |r 100 a, with Mm. av-mImkI Krifri, «t IffX,.... 
" *»»«' Wn of u , M . ( , of, Whvu «nttat A, 

woek. 

W«k'« r«,lpl,, vm , M 1u Owo-Mfort*. <m. 

I .rnoVTnrnN.i-Th. r« r<vb •»> nt (Mu4 

ppr.plrnt ion. whtnc, GeorgfColmnn Aorin« Ih, rorlj port of th« *Mk, ,nA lh, nt« trolfcra 
lim " Kind 1-or.m Anil h, wo, nl- At *30 M *t hhl tm M-<» Ynfarfin tyrmrrn. Ih, 
ii’lunl In a' minulp IliAt vrhon lie nr- d.mnnil w„ ,rtlv,, And 1400 hhl. Mm mtVMM 
1 ■ * L - f *" ,, ’ ,1 ' rr * m VohspmW a Ad ImpmM, la 

“ Thnrp’n I’rnhy— jt a liftlf-pndt twn." i»o im, >t **n 00; 000 t’nMp^ttd a* mo **, 


TTARY 


Tai.iafkuii wns (torn in Wilks 
«in, Fob. '4, 1 78 , , nml diod in 
tho 3d of .Inly, 1HS2, lonvinp n 
irt childron to mourn thoir lire- 


have lost a highly useful member of their community. 


flea were dreadfully tormented by the rtylo ettrlnslty of 


tho natives, who almost suffocated them by crowding to 


NhwQri.kan* ItAiLnaAD.ffTo'cK.— The Aberdeen (Miss.) 
Democrat says that. $270,000 worth of stock in the'New 
Orleans nnd NnshVills Railroad was been' taken. In Monroe 
county. Miss. The editor says that but a short time will 
elapse before a letter or dispatch will bo sent to Mr. Robb 
from Aberdeen, informing him that MonroA. county has 
dona her duty, and that $600,000 will bo forthcoming. 


and nliout their tents. On complaining of this nuisance 
to the chief of one place ho said - Take your gun nnd 
kill a n>w | you linvo my lonrrtrf slaughter hr .ninny ns 
you please. After you have cut off the heads of many of 
them, the rest will not molest you." 

.• 4 

Onon Uvot’i aVioxs — tti Paris and London when a 
house is pulled down and a new one put np. only two feet 
of the sidewalk Is allowed to he taken up. nnd the spare 
enclosed In a high board fence. The building is taken 
down and the rnbhish Immediately carried off. except 
what may lie wanted in rebuilding, which is piled Upon 
the premises, nnd not in the middle of the street as with 
us. Materials for the new building arc brought' as they 
‘are wanted. 


and jot he norer net his watch. • If orei* it enmo 4o<> ifispeited, | n two lots, at 


to right time 1 cannot toll ; but if you naked | $21 oo v hhl ' w# continue to quota 


him whnt o’clock it. won. ho wool, I look nt it Ami 
oftloalalo nonicthing of thin port : "I nmtwimty- 

s'n. uiimitcp past unvcn - four, twenty-nnn from ... . .„„„ 

Iwclvo, forty— it i, , hint three minutes .pnst W>u «t onr Ip, la. n^r^'' , ''V«-on' 
three." Poor, stronpe. nnii ftimplo, yot cn- •■nrl. In lh, »iwk: And mai noo ru>k, him Mi 
riiiusly-inforoiod Prohy { iil'i Inst domicile was of. mwiijr a, to, h ft n, BKIm, Ami s.V, fcr 
tlic Lambeth PnriAli iVnrkhnnpo, out of which toil InSinSinit mtn lota of nidw (hu hm 
lie would come in its oonrsr, grny gnrb. Jiwl Ini ntlu In ,iorv. it UXB^TU T ft. ■ Urd b 
en 11 upon his friouds nn freely nnd unceremo- imM dem.ml, nni w. h.re u nloed siie* of 
nlooily ns hefoVe, to tho mirnrise of servants, ISOOMil. .n.ltletee. »t loxalox, « ft ftr 
who enlertnin “ nn 'prrid ” jonlousy of pnnpore, 'llfflU^efor Mr to prime lota, l ..*r«teni 
nnd wlio could not comprehend why n person so f unit a mmtrrst. demsml at 10£U3* yi p 
clad waa shown In, ■ - ■ • - 


A 0 it kat WisnrAU.. — A young indy of dlrooklyn.,,*!. V.. 
named Payne, has recently received n legacy amounting 
to £76.000 sterling, from a Don (iuy Emanuel Her 
nando. a wealthy IVest India planter.. This huiy. 
It is . said, was married to tlic planter in 1840. when* she 
was scarcely fifteen years old, hut the niarringe haying 
pr<>ved an unhappy one. it wiy» never proclaimed. Shortly 
after l»c left her and took up hia residence In NewOrlenns. 
In 1848 he received information of his father'* death— lie 
n turned to his estate in Foutli America, nnd succeeded 
in increasing his' large fortune to ono.hundred tftjd fifty 
thousand pounds sterling. As he was nbout to embark 
for Havana, ho was taken ifrith Vholcrn. and .dletl on his 
estate, bequeathing seventy-five thousand pbtfnds.to his 
wife, jif living.) and the whole |f she nevcp married and 
resided on Ills estate, which will render her tho wealthiest 
heiress in the JJnited States. 0 * 


A London borr cspQndeut of the NewYork Sunday Times 
Ray* : Tho French army at Borne will, in all probability. 
S(«W!l return home. The Rope Is forlornly attacked with 
dropsy, but every care is taken-to prevent the disagreea- 
ble fnct becoming known. The Itnlinii patriots iuv nut 
idle. They lutye issued proelatnatlohs'ngalnst the Romans 
paying taxes to thcPontiff and thf advice is .being nbted 
upon more generally than might linve biaui anticipated. 
Tho emperor of Russia has bestowed the order of St. Anne 
on General {lemeau, tho French coinmander-in-chlfcf at 
Homo. 


have noticed sale* of <100 kegs at 10 ^ , . , . OhnM t 
scarceranrt the few sales have- been at 1 

filOR— We have noticed only a few sals* of thl 
for Carolina. The supply on tbs n) 

very light. 

dUNNY BAOB—nolders are generally asking I 
we hear of no saleayjf any moment. • 


’l h" cotton market is rather qyiet\ and prices unehnng- 
e«l Flour in good request nt S.4 25® $4 H fthl. fofl 

Ohio. Corn is still hnprovfng! and mlxY-d Western has 1 
sold nt 1*4*. bushel. Mess -Pork rilgbtly ‘ajlvaheed, with 
/alas at $lti 76 V bid. Lard nPnjjit 11 >,* W ft. 

- : 'RrrfAi.o, July 27th. 

There is a tremendoug gathering nt Niagara, nnd hun- 
dreds are nrriving by every train. The camp ground Is 
already covered With military from different points of the 
•country, and every place is crowded with the visitor*. 

JIoston, .inly 2ftb. 

The V S. ‘steafn. frigate Saranne, and the sloop-nf-war 
Albany are ordered hy t|ia Nnvy Department to proceed 
to the (Julf of Ht. Lawrence, for tlm protection -<*f-the- 
American fishermen. !- 

NrwYomk, July 28. 

The stcnin.frigatc Mississippi sailed this afternoon from 
this port. Herdestlnntion Is not made public, but she Is 
supposed^to havejioen ordered to the Fisheries. 

v Nrw Y ork. Wednesday, July 28. 

The steamboat Henry Cjay. on her passage f^om Albany 1 
to tills city, took lire this afteruonn on the North rlvqr, a 
fee miles above the city, and was destroyed. She lin'd on’ 
hoard one hundred and fifty passengers, many of whom 
were lost by being burned or drowned. 1 - The boat is a 
total loss. 

NhwYork; Wednesday. July 28. 

There ha* been* a gdod demaud in the Cotton market 
to-day. and the Vales embrace 2000 bales. Prices are 
without change. Flour has been In fair request, nnd 
11.000 barrels have sold at $4® $4 12, l i barrel for State, 
and $4 26 for Ohio. Corn U steady, with sales of 40,000 
bushels at tVIc. bushel, fnr.Mixe«l Wfitern. Pork is 
still advnncingrand 1200 barrels have sold nt $20 for Mess, 
nnd ^17 60 V barrel for Prime. 

; , NewYork . Thursday. July 20. 


• DrsTRi rTivK (Iai.k — A dispatch tq the Charleston Cour- 
ier says: Terri bib gales havdrocurred in the Giilfpf St. 
Lawrence, causlng^great disasters to shipping. Among 
tli^se already known, we hear of tho bark Trusty, from 
England, as having gone nshore. and eighteen of her crew 
dortnrthelr -lives. The schooner Alliance i*~nlsn said to 
ho.ro gone ashore near St. Paul's Island, nnd all on board 
to have been lost. Fifteen schooners likewise, it is report- 
ed. have been lost near Magdalen Island, uml twenty pi- 
lots drowned.- t 


'Cotton Worm.— 1 TJib Alabiima Standard, (Butler, Clarke' 
county.) says that the cotton worm lias rondo Its nppoar- 
anccjn vnst numbers in that county. One planter lias 
ha<l his crop almost entirely destroyed. 


making tha direct Import* since the 1st of September 
624,585 bags The stock on hand last evening was About 
28.000 bags. • > \. 

BAGGING AND ROPE -Thsre was a fair demand 
early in' the wack. and we noticed sales of 750 pieces and 


OoariiiTA Him s —The Ouachita river was very high at 
Cnnulen on the 20th Inst., nnd nn overflow was anticipated. 

fltiiM Pi.nws — Steam plows are not nncnmmon how In 
England. I.'prd Walloughby- D’Rreehy emjfloya two of 
them three days every wneW 

Board ot Health. 

LIST OF INTFIIMENTS IN TIIK CITY' (VK_ NkV OHI.KANA 
• For the 4Yerlc snitlnx J«*Iy M, I4M 

V Fever, Inl-'mll I 

I F«»»r,T)-pho« 9 

9 F*t r,RemlU«nt . 1 

1 Kov»r, (Jniiric I 

« F«r»r. * ofifMttva. a 


Later from Texas. 

By the arrival yesterday of tlm steamship Louisinno. 
Capt.lt. n Forbes, we have received Oalveston papers to 
the Sid in*!., anti our regular exchanges from the interior. 

Haii.roai* Mki iini., An enthusltthtic railroad meeting 
“has been heMhjtL Bastrop. Resolutions were adopted, 
pledging Biintrop county for hoc full share of mopey and 
labordn constructing the proposed Snn Autoiiioniul Mexi-. 
cab Gulf road. The OUlf terminus has not.yet heendeci- 
upou, but wiU Ijc on lhe*2d December. 

ltoRarairs.— The Austin Gazette stateg that wit^n the 
past month or two. several robberies of a very daring 
character have been perpetrated In that elt'y, nnd thus 
lar the robbers have ijscaped detection. A few nights 
since, the safe of John B. Costa, Esq., setting in Ihe 
County Clerk's office." was opened nnd robbed of about 
.$500. . “ 

In pianola —Tin* Bulletin says : •* After shine two months 
of rather dull times busiuess is reviving ngain. and within 
the past week a large number qf wsgous were loaded for 

tha-totMrior." • — : 

IlrADqr arters Changed. — B y a recent order of Gen. 
Smith, the headquarter** of the 2d Regiment of Dragoons 
have been established at Fort Croghan. about fifty miles 
above Austin. 

Attempt to Mprokr. — A n attempt was recently made 
by three Mexicans to murder Mr. Win. A. Herd, of Victo- 
ria, while on his way to the Rto Grande., 

The following partlopjars nro given by the Nueces 
Valley : , 

Mr. Herd and two companions had camped nt noon 
about ten miles the other side of the stream known as the 
Littlo Colorado, and thirty miles this side of tho Rio 
Grande. After they hint takeirthelr dinner, hip.twn com- 
panions went to remove their horses, which were staked a 
short distance off, and Mr. Herd, whowas recliningon the 
ground, hearing a rustling in tho bushes behind him. 
sprang to his feet and discovered three Mexicans, one with 
his guu leveled and pointed at him. The Mexican imme- 
diately fired, anil lodged the oonti-nts of his piece in the 
haud and side of Mr. Herd, who immediately seized Ills 
gun, but owing to his wounds was nimble to mauage 0 lt. 
Ilia companions hearing the discharge of tin* Mexican's 
gun. hastened into camp nnd thus saved the life nf Mr. ! 
JI, The Mexicans, on seeing assistance so near, took to 
the thickets, and made good their escape. Thero. is no 

I doubt but that these myn belong to a gang who arc nu- 
merous enough to guard every pas* aud road in that 
whole country, and who never let an opportunity goby to 
murder nnd rob. 

It ia more dangerous to travat fyftm here to the Rio 
Grande, and up and down that river, than It was during 
the Mexican war. Will our Government will not see to 


CoMitiN ation. — A combination of the. 'coal dealers of 
Cincinnati, is about to be formed. •• for tho protection of 
the trade.” In consequence of this step, conls hare ad- 
vanced to 14 conts’por bushed. It Is claimed that, taking 
t ho, year through, the interests of the consumers wilV'not 
be iujured. 

VtrMnrnu anu SiiRr.vtroRT Uailroao. — T he Executive 
Committee of this company have advertised for propo.*nls 
to make, the preliminary surveys. Tho whole distance is 
nbout 145 mlled. * 


Aroiilfir 

A«pfiy»li» . 

Arrnm-htmnnt 

Hn*in,Cnii(*»Unn nf. 


f hnl« a Morbus. 
Cramp* 


o»co i, 

scar«(j eo* 


The Abmv Worm.— T he Columbia South Carolinian of 
the 2dd Inst, says the army worm is making sad hiivoo in 
some of the cotton plantations on tho river, below that 
place. 


* r «»rr, ■ 

6 IbiMlIlU 

at Inflammalios;. v . . 
19 lnf«ntilft F*w.'. . . 

4 liijurtitft 

I Jamais* 

I M ningitU 

I Old Age 

* Pnaiimntilft 

1 plfttrn Pnutimotila. 

9 tthaiimatiam 

4 R rnfsU 

4 Stillborn 

a SiiftnuiiUtlun 


OnntuUii n* . . 

Chol«r» 

Conium|iUoi> , 


Chn|»ra Inf nlnm . 
CftUmh Put. 

DtiHijntnTiwmeiia 

r>o<i • 

Diblllty 

Oroftrpfttl 

Onnlition 

Dytinlnry 

lnarrh>N 

Rnisrillt...* 

Knlrirn. roll* lit. . . ■ 

I | 


Aiioutionism. — T he Boston Bee says that the Atlas, pub- 
lished in that city, has suffered severely in its advertising 
and g&ornl business patwnnge, lu consequence of Its 
fclronir abolition tendencies. 


vftcjBns"Pkt8CATFnff!ra :— ■ iycak aost‘8 or ^asii-bpArd 

are- now .recommended by physicians for ladies' who com- 
plain of dyspepsia. Young men troubled iu the same way 
can be cured by a strong preparation of uxtoJ-sair. 




Flirt her accounts have been received from the fisliiog 
ground* on the Northern coasts, which state that more 
vessels have been seized by the British cruisers, and sent 
into the Hritish-American -porta for condemnation. '’The 
British, vessels are very active in their movements, and 
strict in the execution of their orders, to prevent Ameri- 
can vessels from fishing within the limits assigned by the 
Coloninltlovernments. , • 

Tweuty-tbree of the ladies of the passengers who lost 
theft lives by the burning of the Henry Clay have been 
recovered, among whom are Wm. B. Prescgtt of l*ouislann, 
nnd Miss kloore of Tennessee. FKJy or sixty passengers 
are still missing, and it is believed that a large portion of 
this number wero burned to death or drowned. The 
boat was crowded, and tho passengers, seem to have been 
so terrified 1 a* to have lost all command of themselves.. 
The scene was frightful in the extreme. 

NewYork. July 20. 
ites to the 17th Instant, 


, ./n-rnvnTT 
-rr, Pemiflpui.., 
•r, tJnrfttlniR... 


r*l«mn« Nfurftntinm. 
JjUDtM 


guuge with perfect pr oprie ty. . 

Antidote for Strvcmnink.— A writer in the Texas Ran- 
ger gives uu account of the successful treatment of some 
negroes, who had boon poisoned with utrychulne prepared 
for wolf’s bate. Melted hog's lard was administered to 
them freely after they had suffered iu great agony for 
several hours, and Immediate relief was the consequence. 

New Line ok Steamers.— Arrangement* have been fully 
consummated by whiclfca line of Ocean steamers Is to be 
ct.-tubUsbed between Portland. Me., and Liverpool, in con- 
nection with tbo Portland and Montreal Railroad, com- 
mencing )>> the autumn of 1853, in scasun for the fall and 
winter luhAtww- 

' y A L T iri | 0WA .— *W « learn from tbo Dnbuqur(Iowa) 
Tribune^ that *pe;'I n, * IW "hf beautifully .crybtullxed salt 
were recently di*cov. ,I<e d ®bnut two miles soutbweBt of 
that town. I u grading the road-track tbo earth was re- 
moved fnim some rocks, > * crevice of which the salt de- 
posit was found. A piece wNg hin 8 upwards of lOOpouuds 


FftVrir.Tvphold.,. fil BorprUin.. . . 

ToUt.... 

or l Lit 4# 6* «ftn> un<t»r 10 jr«ftrt l a»d UA colorrtl. 


Gesebal Intelligence. 

Th» Credit of New Orleans. 

It copy the followiug from the Delta of 

toidij timing: 


JuJge Hall, the PostmasterGonerul.it is said, will be 
appointed U.S. Judge of the Northern District of Nqw 
York, in* place of judge Conklin, appointed Minister to 
Mexico. Hun. Francis Granger is mentioned as the sue- 
censor of JuJge Hall for Postmaster General. 


INTERMENTS IN TH* VARIOUS CEMETERIES 

li> ....91 jn.fftwfJntYft 

iek'a * 19 Citho ic(No. I) 

rot..; 11 CmMI. (No I) 

ftnl«tri Paul « Chsritv llo*|>ii ml 


Yrtake rery ttacera plcasuro in referring to the a m- 
MMQMBt below, of Meanra. Co u verso aud Place, co m- 
riaiooen for the ule of city bonds, now in NewYork- -a 


Huick Work —Hussey’s Heaping Machine, in an experi- 
ment. recently, iu Mainland, among a company of farmers, 
cut twenty-five acres of .wheat in a day. requiring twelve 
binders to keepapace with it. The wheat operated on wua 
about five feet high, and very thick and heavy. 


NewYork aixty-day BUle. 
dlght Checks on NewYork. 


iMtm sad la a manner so highly advantageous to 
fcttmiudendlt of the olty. The several bids I hr 
km boodi will b« found iu our commercial article tl lie 
ffwlaf. Tbs dty of NewOrleans is now where she shou Id 
kmkif rioM been-^lear out of . the grasp ofSbyloc In 
■lAarm, her matured debts ail paid, or about to l>e 
Audte Bpibdal credit and character re-establlshe <1. 
ImaOamwN and Place are paying off the obligatio os 
tftkimnl pmu Municipalities, nnd of the late city 


Tiie Mission to Enolanu. — A dispatch from Washington 
says that Mr. Webster has positively declined to accept 
the mission to England, nnd it is uow asserted that Mr. 
Crittenden will be appointed in place of Mr. Abbott Ijiw- 
reuce. 


Tlia arrivals during the paat wo«k 
400 bead of Beef Oattla, (mostly comn 
Hbeep and B7fl Calves an‘d Yearlings. 1 
of Hogs, with an ample stock of Twin 
and but few Bheep and Teal Cattle r * 

-Mid t • — 
Beef Oattlk (Fin* Western) 
m •• (Lake and Texas) ...... f 

Hooi 

8M*tr, 

Milch Cow*.. .. .. .. ,. t . .. r. 


The Europalirlngs Liverpool 
nt which period the markets were dull, and moat articles 
of American produce showed a declining tendency. i 

The sales of Cotton for the week ending the 1,7th Ins! 
embraced 42.000 bales, of which speculators took 0000. and 
exporters 6000 bales. The leading Cotton houses in Liver- 
pool mako no change in thoir quotations, but the rates 
hnve been decidedly easier, nnd a decline of 1-lGd. is gen- 
erally admitted on all qualities. The stock of all descrip 
tions remaining on hand on the 10th Instant, wart 000.000 
biles 

l lour hail been quiet during the week, and prices had 
declined one penny. 

Torn was scarce, but holders, did not realize previous., 
ratep. and the Market closed Id. lowor 

The stock of Hoef was light and prices steady. Very 
lltt le was doing In Pork . 

Bacon was du(l v and prices had declined one shilling 
perr.wt. ' 

The Coffee market was extremely dull And depressed. 

The Europa brings 47 passengers. 

NrwYoaa, July 30. 

Tho Europa brings the following itsrna of general news : 

Tho Parliamentary elections aro closed, .and the returns 
show an overwhelming defeat of the' Ministry. Out' of 
480 members chosen, only one hundred and eighty-seven 
are in favor of the Ministry. 

Perlous riots occurred in mauy places during the elec- 
tions At York, at Limerick, at Belfast, and elsewhere In 
Ireland, the military had to be called out, and many p«w 
sons were shot. '* 

„ Tho resignations of the Ministry have been accepted. 

The commercial treaty between ' Bwitxerland and the 
United States Is completed. .6 

The Prometheus lias arrived from Nary Bay with 
$1 .400, boo in gold dust. 

n - n — - p> M ; 


Mobile and Ohio .ItAiLROAD.r— We learu from the Nox- 
ubee (Mi*-**.) Beacon that the subscriptions of Pontotoc 
county to this road have boon increased to $326,000. 

Heavy Work.— During the reoent session of the grand 
jut y of Philadelphia they returned OOd iqdictmente ;408 
were for keeping tippling houses. 

■ ■ T- -grq- - 

A Wealthy Merchant Dead —George Collier, u wealthy 
and well known merchant of 8t. Louis, died in that city 
on the 18th i|j*t lie leaves properly estimated at over a 
million of dollars. ' 

A Maryland Farmer. — The Easton (Md.) Star says 
tint Col. Edward Lloyd, of that county, with his okrn ser- 
vants— numbering near four hundred— some' nine or ten 
farms — about 6.0UU acres of land, including timber land, 
raise* annually between 30 000 and 40.000 bushels of wheat 
and a much larger quantity of corn, besides various other 
valuable products. Besides these extensive operation 1 * in 


k Things in Havana.— A correspo.*itl® n ^ °f 8 NewYork g.- 
per say* that tho nuw administratio.T Havana U making 
‘ *. Havana uow 
the Sabbath; no 


Hovoral reforms, which are of great .’Mu* 
wears the np]>eArance of a Northern city on 
places -of business being open after 10 in the mormlng. and 
then ouly for oertain necessaries required by ihe laboring 
population, who subsist from day to day upon tiiefr earn- 
ings. Another order Inhibits profane and indeceu't lan- 
guage in tbe streets— And a third resuscitates an ancient 
ordinance prohibiting the exposure of nuditiu in. the 
atructg. so that parents have to dress their children once 
more in Havana, which Is a docided improvement. 

La Vox del Pueblo. Organ de Iiulepeiulencia 1 a sheet full of 
revolutionary sentiments, is out in Havana. Copies of it 
are scattered in town aud country. The Govefument has 
offered a reward of $8000 for the apbrehension of any one 


•Jalvm and YrAauwBs. 


providing a remedy 


New Educational Institihions — A Presbyterian school 
has been determined upon by tho Presbytery of Eastern 
Texas, to be located In the vicinity of Frednnin. Rusk 
county. 

The Western Texas Presbytery (O. fl ) lias fixed upon 
Goliad for their institutions of learning. 

The Episcopalians of Texas have located uu institution 
of learning at Anderson, Grimes- county, to be called . fit. 
Paul's College. 

Fatal Affray. —The Houston Beacon of the 23d i nit. 
says : “ We learn that Richard Hanson, late of this piaoe, 
was killed in Richmond, a few days since. by J.G. Wright. 
Esq . editor of the Brazos Delta. Wo have not heard the 
particulars.'’ 

' Extra Session.—' The subject of an extra Heasion of the 
Legislature Is engrossing a larg^ Phare of public attention. 
M uch. diversity of opinion exists, 

♦Cholera.— A letter from Victoria “ays that seven deaths 
frmn cholera occuried in that place on the 14th InFtant. 
There is no cholera at Corpus Christ!, 

-The papers generally continue to speak of 


HEW ORLEANS MARKETS. 


NewOrleani 1 


Christian Advocate Office. . 1 

It ..-..I..,. 'll isr.o . 


Saturday Morning. July 31, 1862. j 
' Our general market has been Inactiro during the past 
week, except for two or three arUMes, for which, daring a 
portion of tho tlmp, tbo demautl baa liosn good. Of these 
the principal arc Tobacco and Lard. Cotton has oom«> in 
very slowly, nnd as factors have asked high ratss for the 
small quantities in their bands, the business In this staple 
has been extremely light. For Sugar aud MoUaae* then* 
has Boon hardly any demand, and the latter article baa 
been offered nt lower rates. Flour has further declined, 
whlto Corn and Oats have brought higher prices. The 
Provision market has not generally Men active, but 
during a portion of thn week there baa bebtf ngood In 


"si a 

North* i 


Talbot, he has a plantation carried on in the State of MU*-* 
sifsippl. worth several hundred thousand doilnra. nnd his 


alinuol income ciinnot fall short of $150,000. His resi- 
dence is ope of the most splendid in this country, and has 
been the homestead of tbe. Lloyd family since their first 
sbt dement iu Maryland 


quiry for Lanf, and yesterday nn active demand 
for Pork sprang up, resulting in somo rather heavy 
We have bad 


transactions at advanced 
further accounts from Liverpool ainc* our last weekly 
report, ll, tho nt owners Battle and Buropa, tba lot 
tar bringlDK datos to the 17th Inatant Her aeoounn trill 
bo found In onr telegraphic cplumnfi. The NewYork and 
Bremen fiteampackat Hermann waa to hare left Booth- 
ampton for NewYork on the Slut Instant, and the Cunard 
steamer Niagara was to hero fiaUed from Liverpool on tho . 
34th for Boston rto HatMaa, . ,, 

The weather ha- been extremely hot during tba w*ak, ; 
with very little rain: , 

COTTON— We left the Ontton market, at the data of 
our last weekly rerlew, with a quiet appearance, aud hare, 
alnre had no farorahle change to notlco. - On Baturdoy 
abmit iliO balen were sold, and on Monday and Tueaday 
together ahout BOO hales, all at Irregular rates, embracing 
Middling at tifOOK, and Good Middling to Middling fair 
at Ilffll2la4- The sales of Wednesday, Thuraday and 
yest.erday together amount to about Wl hairs, making the 
entire seise of the week 1100 bales, factors hare gen 
erally. within the last three days, been asking rather 
higher Vatea, hut It In ditlcnlt' to adjust them to any thing 
like a scale of quotation!. Wo accordingly present, for 
the present, a hUink ' taHe The reoelpte at this 
port from the 1st or Heptomher to date aro 1,414,0*3 bales, 
agolort 030 .M3 to same data lut year, and at all the 
United States porta there la an Inoraaao, oompared with 
last yrar, of 076481 bales. Wo qnifto ns follows 
nrw oa Loans cuauncaTion. 

Inferior.*. -ffl- Middling fair - * - 

Ord.uary -IS felt...... 

lll. Idling r..... © Qood fair,. -©— 

Uood Middling.. fl_ flood and fine — 


jority of hi* subscribers, and. if they don't believe it. i t 
they will eail on hluj he will beat it into their heads. 11“ 
will be at leisure every afternoon at three o’clock.” His 
subscription list, a* the story goes, increased one hundred 
upon this announc emen t 

The Texas CukditorV— 1 The Washington Union con- 
tains tho following card : • ' 

Ah a member of the committee of three appointed by 
tlic creditors of Texas, we hate seen with regret thu pub- 
lication made by General James Hamilton, chairman of . 
said committee, urging the creditors generally to author- 
ise him tu act for theun and accede to certain terms con- 
nected with the distribution of the .five millions of five 
per rent stock still held by the treasury. 

Wo deem it our duty to state that. tho General's pub- 
lication was made without our concurrence. 

Wo regard the course n-qonunended by him as in- 
jurious to the general interests of the gr;*at bulk of the 
creditors. H. M. lVATTrnsnN. 

Washington. July 24,* 1862. Joski-h L. Wu.Liaxii. 

•To Make ‘Mosqt iTOFs Leave — Tie a piece of llaunel or 
sponge to a (bread made fast to the top of tho bedstead ; 
wet the flannel or sponge with camphorated spirits, and 
the mosquitoes will loavjf the room* 

We take the above from a -Nort fiord exchange. It U a 
simple arrangement and wortli trying. 

Whisky-Fed Horses.—' The N. Y. Journal of Commerce 
says that some «»f theliorses employed on the Harlem llatl- 
roadmay have beeu noticed ns having n peculiarly “ hard’ 
lo*.k.” and a few may be considered us regularlv Installed 
Into tiie fruternity or •• bruisers." H appears that during 
this hot weather, they aro each ia thn habit of taking 
their •• drop” of whisky and water, in order to better 
qualify them for labor. This mixture Is regarded os an 
improvement on tho usual bi vcraga of horaea in it* native 
state, and aa protecting the animals from the heat of the 
eun. Walt awhile, says tho Journal and you shall kuow 
whether this opinion :\ft correct. For ourselves, we very 
much doubt iU correctness. 

Punishment in 8u»uira.— 1 Tbo natives put the crimi- 
nal into a hole, tie l*nth tiis hands, aud make him kneel 
down. The executioner then stubs him with u spear on 
the left shoulder, the criminal's bauds are loosened, aud 
executioner jumps’ upon, presses into the hole, and covers 
him with eurth Instantaneously. If two people fight and 
blood ia drawn on the head, the party who baa inflicted 
the wound pays eight dollars,’ a goat, a cubong of white 
cloth, aud a bundle of serve.: thu goat is sacrificed, nnd 
the priests are assembled to pray. If the body ia wounded 
tfi'f fine is four dollars, a fowl, yellow rice, aud a serve. 
For smaller offences, flogging with a rattan is the usual 
punishment. [Andersou. 

X New Pistol.— Tho editor of the Uurtford Couruut 
describes u uuw pistol, patented by Mr. Christian Bharp. 
thu inventor of the celebrated rifle. It is a rifle pistol,, 
light aud compact, but of great power, ami fires witb re- 
markable exactness. The target wus pierced at a distance 


The Onora. . . 
the promising condition of the crops throughout the 
State. 


tripled the . ayea. * A gentleman than arose, and after 
stating that be was an *: outsider,” said that be did not 
think it righC to interfere In the proceedings of their free 
soil neighbors, and requested all those who, like him. had 
attended the meeting itom mere curiosity, to retire to a 


u. 

‘ter;*.:: 


Louisiana Interior. 

A private letter from t'aillou If I And lu- 


BinevvBECK, 

forms tiie editor of the Thibodniix Minerva, that tbe 
schooner Henry Delaney, Capt. A. Dole, .with a lull cargo 
of ’sugar and molasse>, from Matagorda . Hay f aRd bound 
to New York, was wrecked off that island on tho morning 
Vessel and rargo a total loss 


Baton Kougk, July .30-- 
The Convention paxaed the report of committee, creating 
a Board of internal Improvements. 

STr'Bt. Paul’ offareSTan addition to the dueling clause, 
vacating the offices of all persons who giay violate its 
provisions. Passed. 


corut r of the room. This waa done amid much laughter, 
when, it waa found that tho free Boilers numbered exactly 
levbTa, exclusive of the Cliainnan and Secretary. The 
nW.utions were then put and carried unanimously— ayes 
9, uoes 0. The free Boilers then appointed six delegates to. 
thu Pittsburgh Convention, and adjourned amid much 
good humored coufusiou. 

Hot Weather.— At NewYork ou the 22d tbe mercury 
rose to 94, ‘ a in the shade, and for nearly six hours re- 
mained ubore.90. 


t«nlurk«l. 


B6W state of things, we may 
— j us in the opening light 

1..1 prosperity. Our 

unit, and so is our orodit ; and it 
the credit of four 
any one, or two, 
wof them, to theexolusion of ono or more. 

• W lincorely rejoiced at tlic improrejl 

• If our State Convention does its 
»t*haT6 full confidence in a prosperous 


■MWitj dear before \ _ 

• 5iv day of commercial 
“Jiaow a unit, and eq ia 
•“■Mil better aa would bo 
than tbe credit of 


of Saturday, tbe I7tb inst. 

No lives lost. ^ 

Dedication.— A 1’renbytvrlaii I’hurch into l*o dedicated 
ut Thibodaux, to-morrow. 

Oaors.— 1 The Thibodaux ^ine/va, of July 24th. says; 
’• We were shown a sujtar cane from CaJUou Island which 
nmnl>ervd fifteen red joints, aud measured five feet lu 
height, w*» 

The Marksville (La ) Villager, of July 22d, says, cotton, 
corn nnd eane on the Itayous never promised a larger 
yield than this season. In the Prairie, In consequence of 
the protracted drought, -the yield of com will fall short of 
an average— that planted late being only fit for fodder. 
The showers of Tuesday and Wednesday last cannot Im- 
prove thn condition of rice potato flrtip*, aud Ihe 
quantity raised will hardly tx^VMlcient for domestic con- 
sumption. Tobacco has ptooq'Vhe drought remarkably 


Health oiMJihe*.— The following statement comprise* 
the deaths lb some of the Atlantic cities for tho weekend- 
ing July 17. and their proportion to the population : 

heaths. Papulation. Proportion. 

.138.788.;.-* .‘.1 in 1876 

617.849 1 In 1206 

, 109,025 1 In 1218 

. 43.014 1 In 1693 

. lfiOOO . „...\ in 2000 


TS». 


■Frost in July. — The Hoclieater Adverti^r says there 
was a heavy frost in Niagara county, N. Y , on Sunday 
night last, so that it was quite thick on tho gross, and 
corn aud other crops severely injured. * 

• - I. 

I.iqi'OR Dmzo.- In Providence, It. I., on the 22d inst '. 
two hundred gallons of liquor were seixed, it having been 
smuggled into tbe State contrary to law. 

Consuls Recognized. — The President lias recognized 
Vincente Antonio do Larranaga as Consul of Spain for 
k -the States of North and South Carolina, to reside at 
Charleston. ■ * 

Manuel Croxat ha* been recognized as Vice Consul of 
Spuln at Mobile. 

New Fire EngineT— A 8t. Louis paper mentions a new 
flru engine invented by Daniel Tompkins. The plan is to 
have one or more gutta perclia or India rubber pipes, upon 
which rerolvc small rollers, placed In a large wheel. The 
rollers press tbe water out of the pipe or pipes, and then 
rise up to receive another supply of water. It U said $5' 
work both as a suction and a force pump, and tbe model 
thrown water to a great distance. 

Naeoleo n’s II at.— A hat which the Emperor Napoleon 
wore durii ig the Russian campaign, wua sold at Chateau 
Thierry foi - 4000f. The hat belonged to Kverord, ono of 
the Eiupei or'ti valets de chambre who lately died. 


Boston 
NewYork.. 
Baltimore . 
Charleston 
Bavannnh . 


Tiie Maine Liquoa Law.— Thn Newport, (R. I.) Nows 
thus exhorted Us readers a few days before- tbo Maine 
liquor law went into operation in that Btate : *• Fill up 
your demijohns, nil ye thirsty nnd weary ones— for there 
are only three days mors in which youqnn nro vide against 
the spiritual famine. It in almost incredible in li. nr what 
quantities of liquor have boon sold during the last fef 


the spiritual famine. 


days , Rhode Island will l*o drunk tuoiigh niter this-* 
nnd 4 will nil be chargeable to the Maine law fanatics.” 

The democratic, whig and froesoll candidates for Gov- 
ernor of Maine, have come out against a repeal of tho cel- 
fhratrd liquor law of that State. There is a candidate iu 
the fieldin favor of tho repeal % 

At Bpringfield, Mass., oi^the 20th. a portion or the Board 
of Aldermen of Bprlngfield refused to attends special j Exported to date, 
maetlng for the purpose of deciding about the agent for 
h " lug liquors under the new law ; conseciuently tho Board 
was left without a quorum and nothing could be done. 


FOREIGN. ITEMS BY TIIK AMERICA. 

Tho Kings of Bavaria, Holland and Belgium are to meet 
the King of Prussia inA few days at-Bchlangenbald. 

The Emperor of Austria, having completed his tour in ' 
tbo southern provinces of Hungary, has returned to Buda. 

A letter from Vienna, in tiie Times, states that the ru- 
mor of ti proposed Lombard loan of 100,000,009 llvres is 
not correct. 

The canton of Neufcbatei, Switzerland, has given fresh 
proof of its enmity towards royally by electing seventeen 
republicans out of 28 councillor* 

Two ladles. Mademoiselles Meyer and Vondermaiue, 
hnve been imprisoned in the free (')jrity of Bremen for 
polltlval writing. 

The Inheritance of Melierait All' has been settled— the 
Viceroy of Egypt consenting to pay the heirs twenty- 
three mlliious of francs. ^ 

The Emperor of Austria has marked his visit to Buda 
by several acts of clemency. He act at perfect liberty up- 
wards of 50 political prisoners by ono decree alone. 

The five hundiedth anniversary of the udmlssion of the 
Canton of Zug into the confederation, was celebr&ted on 
the 29th ult. with much solemnity. 

M. Thiers, having quitted Switzerland, has decided to 
taka up bis ixnidence, tempo rarily, In Piedmont, after- 
wards at Florence. 

The Pope baa been busied witfi the ruliuloua ceremo 
nles. which annually take pltuHM>n 8t John's Day suc- 
ceeding holiday)). ■ x 

An excellent pieee of sculpture, " Daniel lu the Den of 
Linus," has been found in good preservation in Ihe old 
abbey of Saint Germain, at Auxerre. 

A statue to Charlemagne, who in 807 was thu blunder 
pf the Post-office, is about ,to be ureded in the Hue Jean 
I Jacques Itossenu Paris. 

The Emperor of Russia was fXjleo ted at Berlin ou tlm 
6th, und ou the 14th would leave for 8t. Petersburg. The 
ItuHslan fleet had left Elsinore for the tyorth Be*. 

An address, signed by 3200 luhaMWnts of Cuba, has 


Block ou band Sept. 1, 1851.V!,* 16.89$ 28.8T1 

Received since .1,414126 * ttltt 

•• yeaterday.... 1P7-.U 000-82781 

l^aTrU 106,662 

Exported to date 1 A26.070 . 

yeAterday .... 000— 1 ^26 0t 6 880—83.106 

Stock on hand not cleared 4,086 ' . ®i40 

(M , TOBACCO— There was but little animation in tbe T<v 

AsAociations h$vo been formed in different part* of the bacro market during tbe early part of the week, and the 
late of Massachusetts for tho parposo of carrying the law tran;>actlon* of Saturday, Monday, Tuesday aud Wedues 
,tb effect,^' day. reached barely 660 bhdfl. On Thursday, however. 

.y~" ‘ a . , , there was a rather large movement, and 900 bbda were 

lUvti and the United State. -The memorial of mer- ^ lhal ^ Vesl(inUy lb « ^les reached barely 


jhnounl. llate. 
C. L. Frost. $10,000 88.11 
J. Thompson 100.000 90.30 
.. 100.000 88.76 
C.*W. Stokes 10.000 89.12 
.. 10.000 89.27 

.. 10,000 89.82 

.. 6,000 90.07 

6,000 90.17 

6.000 90.19 

5.000 00.28 

6.000 90.83 

0. II. Logan 6.000 82.65 

6.000 82.76 
.. 6.000 83.20 

6.000 83.82 
.. 6,000 84.07 


de. No. » 
do. No. 8 
Hun in*, ; 


Fui'jhty:nkd into Inaanitv.— Miss Oarollno Whitney, 
of N antuckut, while xvulking through Purchase street , 
Nuw Bedford. Musa., a few evenings since, was overtaken 
by i in idiot known as “ Rafe,’ ’ who plaoed hia hands upon 
her shouldura. and uttered some incoherent words, which 
nl Armed MLis Whlluey no ihtioh that sho ' Immediately 
f: duted, aud has since beoome insane. 


.. 6,000 86.67 

.. 6,000 87.07 

5,000 88.07 

.. ’6.000 89.07 
W.A. Britton 26,000 87 
Cammou L 

Whiteman 20,000 87.30, 
.. 20,000 87 r .8-j 
.. 20.000 88 1.0 
.. 20,000 88. J6 

.. 20.000 88 .U0 

a. 20,000 8f,.7a 
.. 20.000 f,9 
. •• .. 20,000 69 21) 

Jan. G. Kiug 

Ai Boua. . . 2,000. (X/j 100.08 
M. Morgan.. 30,000 80 
•• •• 20,000 86 

*. •• I'J.000 88 

6,000 90 
• • 30,000 80,60 

.. 20,000 86.40 

i.. .. 10,000 88.30 

.. 6,000 90.20 

, V •• 2,000 91.10 

w Y. .ft WO 00.35 


A New Bveculation.— A compuuy is uow forming in 
NewYork oity, with a capital of $100,000, to bo called tbe 
a( NewYork Wood Fuel Company.” The louuders of this 
enterprise propose to tsko a large lot witb a water front, 
near or lu tbe city, to buy woo<l by tbo cargo and prepare 
it lbr use, uawiug and splitting It by machinery. 


American Bntejisrisk.— A write* In the Klug»ton (Ja- 
maica) Journal, speaking- of a rich oopper mine reccutly 
di< covered near Metcalfe, lu that iriand. *uyn : 

Mr. Arthurs, thu Americau Miolog Captuiu, is thdfur- 
tuuato uauwtip discovered this miue, the steep part of 
tho surface of which appear* to have been washed off by 
the heavy rains, leaving an immense aurfaoe of ore em- 
bedded lu bush aud vegetative matter. The Americau* 
ara indeed going ahead of thu English milling oompuiiie* i 
lu Jaiuuica. for they are uow In possession, to ail human 
appearance’, of oue of the richest aud most promising 
oopper mine* probably in the world. Jouatban. I expect, 
aud not John Bull— though the captalu himself may be 
a John Bull— will have the credit of being the first dis- 
coverer of oue of Jamaica's richest occult treasures. 

German Emigrants’ Marriage* at Bremen. — Mr. 
Locke, of the Bavaunab Republican, iu a latter from Ure- 
ineu, rays : 

- The Cuusul here drives a considerable business lu the 
marrying line. Op the day Of my arrival he united 23 
couples— all emigrants about to sail fbr Amerloa. The 
laws of NewYork aud Bremen require these marriages, by 
the Guusul There, uumarrled women with children, ur 
expecllug, to havo them, cannot land without giviug 
heavy bonds. Here, the laws do not allow thorn to get 
married by a clergyman unless thoy have property enough 
to support a family lienee, tbe duty folia ou the Oousul 
Of all those who come to the Consul to be married, four- 
fifths have been living together before, aud have nice little 
fkmlUes already.” \ 


Another of the Lifk-Guaud Gone.— Died, on Buuduy, 
July 11, ut his resldoucu, lu Hartford, Oxford oouuty, 
Maine, Seth Blurtuvant, in tbe 93d year of bis age. lie 
was with Washington ut Valley Forge, aud' was iu tho 
battles of BtUlwater aud MoumOuth. lie was perfectly 
well ou the day of his death ; ho uroie from bis seat, 
wound up his clock, resulted hbusqlf and fell asleep, and 
tbe first lutlmatlou the family had of hia death was In his 
unusual silence, lie died while sleeping lu bis chair. 


been presented to Geuoral Conrha at Madrid. Tlio Span- 
ish Government lms authorized 200 convents to receive 
novitiates. The total uutuber of the latter allowed to lie 
received will he 8618. ; * «4, < 

Many political arrest* liavo taken piano within a few 
days at Milan and Venice. It l* said Mn- nrreet* were 
from the trivial elrouiusUMP* of omvOf .Maxslni’s bank 
UOtes having ‘l.t'.-u found by the police, wlille fearcltiug a 
house in Milan for smuggled goods. 

It appears from a letter of Mr. Moxon, the publisher, 
that tho cause of delay in the erection of the statue to 
Campbell, tbe pout, in Westminster Abbey, arb-ee from 
the high price oharged by tho disuitarl*-* for purmlaelofi 
to erect iu Poet's Corm-i, via > *288— a mouatrous aud 
exclusive sum. 

General Dciuhiuski and M. Bzemera write to the Paris 
Journal dei Ikials, r. ferrlng to Gorgey’s book on tb« Hun- 
garian war, and deny that they offered the crown of Hun- 
gary to Russia Uorgey himself, they my. was the only 
oue by whom the piopu*al was ever mads. Bsemeree 
letter conclude* thun ; To offer the crown of Hungary 
to the llushian could only lie tho work of a man reduo-d 
to the last extrcinUles Of despair, ilk* M Kossuth, ur of a 
man deatiiuto of principle, like M. Gorgey 1 may add 


More Bonin* Found.— 1 The Advocate, published at Cov* 
iugtou, La., of Saturday last, says: “ Within the past week, 


IWaratCo.3,000^ w'.W 

DeLony, Is. 

Unit, Clark 260,000 87.75 
260.000 88.26 

• • 10.000 90.17 

' ;. 20.000 88.32 

10.000 91.20 

.. 10,000 90.20 

i ;• '400,000 90.27 

Jaoob Bitter 

k Co 30,000 37.33 

w V. »•“ 


four bodies, sufferers from thu Ul-fa^ed tit. James, have 
hee.u found, two havipg drifted Into ; the mouth of tbe 
Tchefuncta and two tutu Bayou \*acombo-r-aU ineu. A 
leg of oue bad bean blown off. A deuorijRlou of the ap- 
parel found on these bodies can be had by any oue inter- 
ested. by application to Dr.*J. W. Thompson, at Ouving- 
ton. ' This, wo believe, makes thirty -eight ' deaths In all 
by the aocldmt^ 

^ARUK DeuATioNs — A lady of Charleston, Mrs. ^ouuo, 
:><• member of tbe Protestant Episcopal Ohurc^, has left up- 
' wards of $99,000 to religious and charitable purposes, be- 
* /rides $70,000 lu bequests to relatives, oervauts aud friends. 


Week’s receipts, 296 hhl* ~cg|prts, — . 

FLOUR- there wss a rather good dem 
early lu the week, and up to Tuesday evei 
bbls were disposed of, but the Inquiry ha* 
off, end the sales since swell tbs * oak’s I 
barely 10JUO bfiU. The rungs of prloee 
transactions has Mn $8 46®$! 60 for <|l 
$3 60®$! 7! for 8t. Louis, $9 M tor pub 
for Ba$y, and $2 67 Li ’H b*<br Onmaj m 
, bbls Extra Bl Louis auld to- day at $$.<*> « 
i Week’s receipts, HM«0 bbl^-exporW, IM 


that Couut Battbyani .had, it la true, no cpufideaoe iu 

Aiintrli. t,iiL in KuiiU fttlll Imi 


mam, 












■ A X AFT Or ... nurr ,’t fiHfoM 






N 


. ’l ' •’ ‘ 

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ci)f 

Drip ( 

Irlrotts Cl) 

fistian Mi 

fr-w tF — — -fra i»»ys~m*iUt ; «Xi»teg 

Iflffltf. 

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Knjrlund wm opponwl t« 
<* bmatlr* on prinelpl f. amt in 
MMtttlT iwAwt-d to »tvr the nr- 

'olrml; 


«• lk« MU of the Oolonlnl 



tatr, 

Wanmorox, July 6, 1852. 

‘ »h Mooter hoe born 
to the following ef- 


K t of throe milea h to be meoeorwl from tlio 
lend* or extreme polet of land next the eon 


Of the nonet oroftheentronreof Bays nr indents 


of the oout, end ootieeqo 
on the port of Amerloen 
boy* of Nova Sootio, there 


consequently no right exists 
rltirens to ehter the 


bore of Nova Sootio, there to take filth , although 
fishing, 'being within tho bny, may be at n 


greater distance then three miles from the shore 
of the bey. As we ore of opinion that tho term 


bnnntiee to the fisheries. The 
‘ eererolly of this Interfr 


headland Is used in the treaty to express tho 


affaire. end they (briber . 


GoTernment declined 

Contention of 


pert Of the lnnd we Imve before mentioned, in 
eluding the interior of the boys and the indents 
of tho const. ! 

The vessels of wsr mentioned in the nlmvc 
elrculsr dispatch are expected to be upon the 
, coast* of British North Amerioa during the 

Permitted American fisher- i present month (July) when, we doubt, seiruren 
fishing grounds, j will begin to be made of American fishing ves- 
itttion of the j eels, which in the autumn pursue their business 
intents on the coast, from which it in contended 
they are excluded by the Convention of 1818. 

It is this constrnotion of the intent and mean- 
ing of the. Convention of 1818 for which the 
colonies hare contended slnoe 1841, and which 
they have desired should be enforced. 

This the English Government lias nowr it, 
would appear, oonsontod to do, and tho imme- 
diate effect will be tho loss of the valuable full 
fishing to American fisheries, a complete inter- 
ruption of the extensive business of New Eng- 
land, attended by constant octillion of the most 


From California. , 

Arrival of the El Dorado. 

Tin 1 steamship K1 Porscli'. Lelut. MttoheU. U. 8. N . com- 


of Ministry in F,ng- j 
ra change of policy. | 
State for the Colonics, 


addressed a circular 
of U>e several Nortli 
extract of which is as 


few have been more iropor- 
" than the questions re- 


unpleasant and exciting ohanoter, whioh may 


ioitedfor die fisheries 

North America. Her j volvement of the Government in a question of a 


i the destruction of human life, in the in- 


hare taken into their sc- 
pneonUtions upon tliin 
in your dispatches noted in 
ive not failed to cbeerve that 
raves have been taken by ccr- 
of encouraging 
. the intrusion or 
subject of cotn- 
1 have bosnbffer- 
tiorernment, to 
oonsiderod by the 
. for tho protootion of 
Majesty’s Ministers are desi- 
all grounds ofoomplaint on tbe 
consequence ofonequr- 
j vessels of the United 
waters from which they are ex- 
a terms of the Convention of 1818, 
therefore intend to dispatch, as soon 
a small naval force of steamers, or 
tweeds, to enforce tho observance of 

idem 

‘ is aooompaniod by the 


very serious nature, threatening the peace of 
the two countries. tyot agreeing that tho con- 
struction thus pnt upon the treaty in conforma- 
ble to tho intention of the contracting parties, 
this information is however made public, totthe 
end that those concerned in the American fish- 


eries may perceive how tho case at present 
stands, and be upon their guard. *• •— ’- l 


- . _ _ the whole 

subject will engage the immediate attention uf 
Government.- : 

Dasixl Wrnsrvs. Soorotary of State. 


Tim M caeca or L,kct^ Col Cnui-Furlhn Particular! 
TRaWaohington Union of tho 18th Inst. contains letters 
(Wan Major HcKlnstry and Llont. Uol, Magruder. dated 
Ban Diego, Cal , June 10, iddrewed to Senator Dawson, 
dialling with minuteness tho particular, of the murder 


of Brevet Lieut Ool. Urals, U 8. Army, of tho Boundary 
CommlMlon. which was briefly noticed In tho Oallfornia 


news published In the Bun on Frldttf , tho 10th loitaot. 
There letters confirm tbe facte nsmSted In the following 


Uol. Uraig. accompanied by n Sergeant of the Third In 
hntry. end by Sergeant Date,, of the First Artillery, who 


i regard I 


» the queetion of promoting 
British Colonies by the means 
ty’s Government, though 
unneoeasary deviation 
mlates the oommerce 
lisincllned to prevent 
position of imperial 
^aegotis- 


detail'd b y Ool. Magruder with a partj to act under 
th»f orders of Col. Craig, a* an additional escort to tho 
Boundary Commission from Ban I) logo to Camp Yuma, 
met on the deeert tbe two deserters, on the 6th of June, 
at about one-third of the distance across from this side. 
They were on foot and armed with percussion muskets. 
The Colonel, taking with him the two Sergeants, pursued 


, calling on thorn to suht*nder. At 


ebeearried 

r may doom 

Jvstfri? 

1 within (he last ten days, an 
1 called the — — 


■Iralty Court wit ha view toherc 
■ amt absolute forfeit ore. Decides 


J*e|eety 

Bey, 

the 

f 8t. 
ken 
r eon- 
Besidex tbe 

, e to be sent out by the Imperial 
t, the Colonies are beedrring thetn- 
> of their fisheries. 
> anafid vessel to be eta - 
this vessel haa pro- 
J -, having on board 
r and orsw, witli 
ilimiU, but also n 
e and olvil police to make 
» are found trsnsgreseing the 
, In order to their 
r for 

! oat an armed 




wady to sail from her port, 
acting under lib- 
give tho com- 


* Urn like authority to eeite 
t eimilardrcum- 
. rt to the cruisers of 
l American Coloniaa Tho ool- 
BA tie now four armed cruiser* 
i Its coasts ready to pounce upon 
i who may accidentally or 

_ . **k‘ng within the limits 

t Grown officers of England. Now 
with. Canada and Nova 
r in the Bay of Fundy to 
hero and at 
lor Majesty’s 
t has been placed under 
r Of that colony, 
e Convention between the 
eat Britain, of tbp 20th 
•Whereas, 


_ , *» ttepecUnc the liberty 
e United States for the inhabitants 
n.’dry, and care fish on certain 




■aid Unin 


a with the subjects of His 
the liberty to take fish of 
t of the Southern 


ooaat of 

tends from Cane Ear to 
tho Western and North- 
tndland from the said 
Islands on tho shores 
snd also on the Boutli- 
*“d geeks from Mt. 


___ _ welling on I 

leofth they halted. Ool Craig took off his sabre. g*v# it, 
with his pistol, to Sergeant Bale*, * " 


— , — , — „ m , and diHmountlng pro- 

ceeded unarmed towards the dMerters, offering to use his 
influence In thair fkvor If they would return with him 
The other Sergeant, In the meantime seeing the Colonel s 
mule stray off, went to catch it— hoard a shot— turned, 
•nd Ool. Craig fall, and at another rtiot saw Sergeant 
tales fall. Before he could recover tlm Colonel’s mule. 


damn-ten fired upon him, and ho fled to tho camp. 
W.Ciut^ hod ^r wob subsequently recovered und interred 

Col. Magruder. who was on the spot at tbe old town of 


Diego, when this news came, immediately sent native 
Oallfornia courier) to all the Indian ditefk between 8an 


Diego and San Oergnni^-womo oue hundred and thirty 
miles— ordering them to turn out their meu, and use every 
effort to apprehend sod deliver to him alive, theno mur- 
dereresOfft-rlng.attheMae }lin©7 suitable rewards— tho 
Mug to establish a cordon of Indians from Son 
plego to San Qorgonla, so af to block up mU the avenues 
from tbe dcsrrt to tho upper country. 

^ Umtqja murderers were delivered up to 
the mfariou of 8au Diego, by PaUIto Apia, 
a ohlef of Temecula, to whom he had sent orders. They 
were well secured, being heaviljr Iroued and confined In 


strung and separate 


P©jJjL and Con don, jwivate. of Company I) 


Their names ore Fays, o cor- 


knlfe belonging to 8ergeant Bales, 
w.a V m t up by the chief It is>ald that l>o- 
blito showed much tact in capturing these men. He first 
bought their muskets, and paid for them, then asked to 
look at their only revolver, and. hating got possession of 
It. coolly told them th tj were hia prisoners. Upon show- 
ing a disposition to*resist. fifteen fndous sprang upTrom 
JJ*** unknown.'’ and, drawing their bows, threatened 
whereupon they were putin tho stocks by 
PaWito, and delivered up tha next day, as above sUted 


Uomcstca r> EiCMrrioiTf . — Tho following extracts exhibit 
the various qualifications of the Homestead Exemption 
BUla now in force In the several States named : 

Maine — A lot jtf laud, a dwelling boose, and out-build- 
ings thereon, or so much thereof as shall not exceed $6000 
in value. 

VrauofTT— The homestead pf every house keeper, or 

sad of m family, to the value of $600. and the yearly pro- 
ducts thereof. f 

MAasacnuacrre— The lot and buildings thereon occupied 
aa a residence . to the value of $6000. 

Nr.wYoax— The lot and buildings thereon occupied os a 

(Sldence. to the volne of $1000. 

Mabyland — A ll real estate acquired by marriage during 

•e life ef a wife, from execution for debt of husband. 

GaoaaiA— 1 Twenty acres of Und including dwelling and 
improvements, not to exceed $20O-and the additional 
amount of five acres for each child under 16 years of age. 

F u>aiu a — Forty acres of land, when not In ani town or 
city, and provided such does not exceed in valu(r$400. 

AUaasiA— Forty acres of land to every fhrmer, and to 
pm bouse keeper, residing in a town or city, a house and 
lo$Mt to exceed $6000 in value. 


—Two hundred acres of land, when not In any 
K lot*, not to exceed $2000 In value. 


mandlng. arrived on Saturday evening from Asplnwall. 
bringing dates from San Francisco to the 26th nltlmn, one 
week later than were rerelndby the Illinois at New York. 
The F.l Dorado left Aspitnrnll. with 300 passengers, on the 
14th Inst., and arrived at Havana on the 20th. She 
remained but a short time at Havana, having been. ordered 
off by the authnritie*. in tjonsequenoe of sickness on board 
Oapt. Mitehcil had made his vessel fast to n buoy in the 
harbor, and informed the eommandant of the port that he 
was short of water and fuel, hut he would not let the ship 
remain In the harbor, and threatened to cut her adrift if 
they <ild not leave Immediately ; when he was compelled 
to go over to Key West, where he transferred Ills passen- 
gers nnd gold to the steamship Empire City, from New 
York, and triok on board the cargo of the Empire Cl<y* 
and left Key West on the mbrnlng of the 22d. 

The Empire (Mty also lift Key West the same day, for 
New York, with the passengers of the El Dorado. 

The El Dorado brings about fifty passengers from'the 

‘Empire City. 

The El Dorado lost fourteen of her passengers and crow 
during the run from Asplnwall to this port^and nearly all 
the hands belonging to the ship were prostrated with tho 
Uhagres fever. The snlllng master, purser, mates, and 
the greater number of the hnnds, were unable to leave 
their berth^ during the passage hither. 

The bark Volunteer was at Navy Bay, with captain, 
mate, aud the whole crew likewise suffering from Clingres 
fever The ship Affghan. of NcwYprk. bark (leorgo 
Honry, and brig Globe. -in port at Navy Bay. discharging. 

The passengers by the El Dorado report the sickness on 
tbe Isthmus to have been very alarming when they lef$, 
and non-acclimated persons were dying dailyNl 
The El Dorndo brought $25.0d0 in gold dust to ttiis clly, 
consigned to the following persons : Adams & Co.. B. A. 
Dijon, W. L. Cushing k <j>.. Louisiana State Bank, and 

order. J — * " * 

The general news from California is not of much mo- 
ment. The city of Sonora has been entirely destroyed by 
fire. Tho Ore broke out nhout the middle of the day on 
the 17th ult., and in a few hours tbe entire city was in 
ashes. The Joss is estimated at $1,000,000. A meeting or 
the citisens was held next day. nnd resolutions were 
adopted, recommending that the city should be built on a 
better plan, with wider streets, etc. 

San Francisco. — The Herald Btate6 that the great de->' 
crease of crime in Sun Francisco is a subject of general 
remark, fh© city is now as quiet as any in the-Unlon.— 
Belief Train.— Tho relief train, fitted out at the ex- 
pense of tho State, had started for Carson Valley, with In- 
structions to proceed as much farther East as might be 
necessary to accomplish the objects of Its mission. It is 
for the purpose of relieving the overland emigrants who 
may fall short of provisions in crossing the plaius. 

Cam-. Faknch. — T he Alta California learus. by a cor- 
respondent from the Southern mines, that the notorious 
Parker II. French, whoee extensive swindling operations 
in Texas havo rendered him so notorious, died a short 
time sinoe in Durango. There are no particulars given. 
Tho report Is given on good authority. 


Newt from the Plains. 


Murder of Captain Marry and hie entire 
command by the Camancnee. 


ISTHMUfl ITEMS. 

There is now much news of Importance from the Isth- 
mus. Chinese emigration appears to be a topic of consld- 
erablu interest. The Star has the following item : 
Chinese in Panama — Quite a little 'excitement has 
been created through our streets, for the last day or two, 
by the appearance of a number of freshly imported Cnina- 


We understand Senor Laso Is the proprietor of these 
UMfuUuntry. and that he is disposing of them at very 


moderate rates to pfu-tles .desirous of procuring servants. 

h' to try an ‘ 


V to try nod procure 


We recommend those who ueed sue) 
one of those stout fellows iu time. 

It Is amusing to see how the luunbrn about town eye 
these strangers, as If they were some wild animals. It is 
to be presumed, however, they will observe them with 
different feelings before long, when their Importation be- 
comes general, nnd they turn out to be thq means of re- 
duclng the present exorbitant rates or wages to a moder- 
ate sum. 


The Fourth or July.— The anniversary of our nation s 
independence was celebrated with much spirit at Panama. 
The (Governor of the Province and tho authorities gene- 
rally participated in it with much good feeling. The Star 
of the 3d instant, in alluding to the matter, says : — 

A few davs ago, D. M. Corwinc, Esq., addressed the Go. 
vernorofthis Province, Don Manuel M. Dias, “inviting 
that officer to attend thnt procession on the 4th inst. To 
his credit, be it said, that Senor Diaz responded to tlie in- 
vitation in terms that do honor to his republican spirit, 
and that should convey to the United States cltiseus here 
a feeling of respect for Senor Diaz, ns a warm friend of tho 
American nation. After acknowledging the receipt of 
Mr. Corwlno’s letter, Governor Diax goes on to say “ as 
idolater* of liberty, and as friends of tho great North 
“ * "of the cc 


American people, you may rest assured 

* of i “ “ 


tlon both of myself and of all the New^Granadiana^ lnthe 


celebration of the anniversary of your riutlon’s independ- 
ence. 


Ohio— Every family a homestead not to exceed $500 in 
value. a 


Miltikjan— F orty acres, with dwelling-house and' ap- 
purte nance*, when not In town 6r city ; If In town or 
elty, a lot or dwelling-house not to exoeed In value $1600. 
UuNota— Lot of ground and buildings occupied as a 

residence, not exoeeding In value $1000. 


Iowa— Forty acrea of land, not In town or city, or house 
Mi lot in town or city, not exceeding $2000. 

Wisconsin— Forty aorta of land, not in town or city* or 
a town or city lot not exoeedlug in amount one-fourth 

of an acre. 


Cali ream a— T he homditead, conMstlng of a quantity 
, together with tbe dwelling house thereon and its 


of land, togothc 

tFPurtenaneee, and not exoeeding in value tho Bum of 

Ne w Jxaar.v— A homestead to each head of a family, 
bring the flunlly residence, to the value of $600 : not to 

08 SABaia 1st Ina naniis nf ■ J*mI nl..l » > a ' 


la the hand, of an sdminLLnlor, but to r,<maln 
tot the heaeflt of the widow, end nnlU Uu, maturity , if the 
m1 "— child. 


Boo™ Caeouea — A homeatcod of filly acre, at land. 
U ‘“S!!f^5?ff ’' lw, ' UlD <(- 1 ' ou “ “ J appurtenances, nut .to 
pad $600 in value, aud to exteuil to any property situ- 


eapped v'hju id value, aud to exteuil to any property situ- 
eSHwlthtn the limits of any city or town oSjoSK 


I of Bells Ials and thence 
iltsly along the coast with 


yaoU'Oar.r.oa. — Adricee from Ori-Ron aro to the Oth of 

. a , K»I> 1 « of the Tmltor, were eugror.ed with 

Labrador to l0 “ 1 PoUtlce, ladng In the heat of elocUona of loglaUllve 

aud rouils nffliwiw 


and county offlccn. 
Twcnty4wo 


' to any of the exclusive 
!’• Bar Company awl that 
ave liberty 


QUM 


any of the onset- 
■ of the Southern 


creek* ■ 

Newfoundland hereakore 
aat of. Labrador, but so 
portion thereof shall be 
' for tbs said flaher- 
' portion so ect- 
I for such pur 
pr^daton, or pos- 

Statss hereby renounce for 
**" f — enjoyed sr clr 3 - * 
to take, dry 01 


ilgrants. who bad wintered ut 
A public mating war to bS™ taurhf' ™ialand to 

ri, c,“ *. MU Hft ‘a Oregon with re.pocl 

bMn ‘■‘-covered lu Qu,-cu 
Charlotte’. I. land, hut the farmers, being bury putting In 
their orope, wire property nnwllUng to feave their iarnu 


ftw the more uuoerUIn purenlt .If gold huutiua “rho 
bland b claimed by the Iludron’a liny Compeny. * 


or harbonjf bis 
in America not in- 


Pro- 

Uw American fishermen 
*ncA bays or harbors 


Farm Jamaica. — Late adfUea from Jemlra. aUtc that 
the Small Pox b prtralUng to a fearful extent lu nearly 

all pert* of Uw bland. — 

Serezw drought ureralled in eome districts, and thaoat- 
tt* Were dying torn ant of water. 

aborts of an earthquake bad been ftlt through- 

The rtrere hhd risen two fiwtperpendlcu- 
thelrhonk*. Many buUdlng. had ta-en 

but no lives wer* lout. 

lora’a circular reports the murkeU dull. There was 
no Coffee or BlmetHo In first liands. Beef wsb Vuuled at 
Wa^Amerioan llama abundant at 4‘^7d. Bouthferu 



FROM AUSTRALIA. 

Dates from Hobart Town. 8idney. aud Melbourne, nearly 
a month later than previous advices, have been received 
at San Francisco. 

Further gold discoveries have been mado in Van Die- 
man’s laud, uear the eastern coast of the island, at a place 
on tho Bake river called Fingal. 

Tbe escort from Mount Alexander brought to Mel- 
bourne, on the 10th of March. 12.055 ounces of gold dust - 
that previous brought down 12,895 ounces. Tho total 
weight of gold raised In Victoria up to the 1st of March, 
was 068,270 ounces, making the total value, at three- 
pounds per oimce, the enormous sum of £1,059.810. The 
South Australian escort, which lefr Mount Alexander for 
Adelaide ou the 12th of March, took with it about 0000 
ounces of gold. Ten thousand pounds worth of gold had 
been received in one day at the Asaay-ofiloe, Adelaide, for 
assay aud transformatiou into ingots. 

A single lump of gold had been, found/, In Australia 
weighing sixty pounds. 

The gold mania appears to have disarranged the minds 
of sailors altogether. Many deaertlous had taken place, 
principally from American whalers. 

The Legislative .Council of Van Dleman’s Land, which 
had been in session some weeks, was prorogued on the 
19th of March. ' Before* adjourning, they passed an ad- 
dress to the crown, denouncing, lii the most earnest terms, 
the practice of transporting criminals to tho colony, and 
Insisting that It phould.be Stopped. So great Was the 
ferling on this subject, thut opposition had arisen to the 
completion of a number of pubflo Improvements, becauae 


The Fort Smith (Arkansas) Herald, of the 
17th instant, contnins the following melancholy 
intelligence : 

Two expresses firmed in this city to Oolonel 
Wilson, Commander of the Fort, one from Fort. 
Arbuckle, the other Fort Ouaohita, on Wednes- 
day-evening last, bringing the melancholy nnd 


distressing intelligence of the destruction of the 
expedition to the head-waters of Red River, and 


murder of Capfc. Marcy and tho whole of his 
command, about 80 men. 

It appears that a Waco chief came into Fort. 
Arbuckle a few days ago, nnd stated, that when 
out on the plains with his band of Indians, about 
twenty days* travel from Arhiwklft, a company 
of Cainanchcs and Kioways came iuto his camp, 
some of them dressed iu soldiers’ clothes, and 
others with bayonets ’fastened to stioks, nnd 
other articles he knew belonged to troops, and 
that they stated to him that us the Camnnchcs 
wore on their way to attack the post on the 
Ilraxos, they came across Uapt. Marcy’s expedi- 
tion, nnd whey they discovered him, they went 
into his camp, and he gave them presents, and 
then left. 

•'•At night, the Indians succeeded in getting up 
n stampede among tho horses and mules nnd run 
them’ off, after which, about G o’clook, or about 
daylight, they. attacked the command, there be- 


Forsign N»w « by t hs Humboldt. 

RfiOMND. 

When tho Humboldt Sailed the United King- 
dom wne engaged in ths excitement and turmoil 
of a general election. Tho polling in most ol 
the cities ami towns wns to take place either on 
tho Till or (HU- jnst., and in tho conntio* some 
days later. It wns thought the cleotion would 
result in Lord Derby’s gorernment not obtain 
ing a worklng mhjorlty. 

It was fesrod tho cleotion would not pans off 
without disturbances, the Stockport riot* haring 


fearfully aroused the religious animosities ot 

....... ‘ ~ all 


both Protestants and Catholiots in tho nortli 
Largo numt>era of pikes had been seined by the 
police of Liverpool on tho 8d inst., which it wns 
sai.l were intendedjfor the Orangemen, to he used 
either for defence or aggression at the coming 
election. 


ing about 2000 Indians, and fought all that day, 
and the next day they succeeded in killing off 
the wltolo company. It is also reported by the 


oouvlcti. were employee on them. 
Bo Ktrong was tho ad/ 


,, - “'bin's, to the crown against trans- 

portation, which tho Council haa rot., a. that the Uo,er 


nor. la proroguc-lag that holy, expressed his deep sorrow 
at tho language In which it was couched, but should still 
(ha w It tils duty to forward It to the Home Uorernmeut. 
Ihe Anll-Trausportatlon League, couststlng of strong 
delegations from erenr cotouy, was to meet tu Juno Their 
deliberations were looked for with much interest 


Karr Par.— IV e hare been shown a letter, addressed to 
smmmerclal firm in this city, under d*te of Asplnwall, 
July 10. 1852. from a gentleman -holding n responsible sta- 
tion under theU.B. M. Ship Company. He pronounces 
Nary Day as eren more unhealthy than the coast of Afri- 
ca. says that no constitution can withstand the climate, 
aud that all the attaches of the eompauy hare been sent 
away mere physical wrecks. His hwn situation, a very 
desirable one, he Is compelled to resign, and to leave for 
I'aiuuna. to consequence of the stuto of his health. He 
says of uU tho company’s attaches a born he found on his 
arrival at Navy Day. he is the only one left, and the 
offloe would havo been closed but for a timely arrival 
-A through ticket to California” he pronounces “the 
grestest humbug of the day. 1 ’Inasmuch as oue can go from 
Panama to ban Francisco, in the first cabin, for ,25 to 
,50— opposition belog so strong. Persons, ho says, have 

frequently been sent from the lathluus to NswVork for 
,16. ,20. and ,25. 


, ***f l ‘*?i 1 * 1 PxaM.-s One thousand acres In one field 
fenced with posts afid rails, a mUr and a quarter square, 
and containing 150 acres of com. 40 acres of slrawhlrrles 
for the St. Louis market, SO acres of flowers, 60 acres ol 
P«htow»s aud 2U0 aoroa of other fruit., einong which 
qre -500 pear trees, 200 acres of mowing aud 30 of pas- 
turog,. one row of pear troe. Is three ^’.rters of a mUo. 
long, a protecting row nf arbor vibe. AU the orchard 
«TTJ ’* cultivated In strawberries, mslons or somethin- 
else. There are 000 sheep and 100 oattlc kept ou the farm 


It la upon the prairie hrarBt. Lcrnls, "suXbai" only "won 
i In cultivation. It Is owned by Llgersoo A 


_ - , - -X bays or harbors 

Ming wood and obtaining 
tor no other purpose whatever. But 
e under such restrictions as may be 
* * their Hfikinp, drying, or 

or in Aliy other manner 
» hereby reserved 


» Article, fishing vessels 
rreoluded from ejitsriag 
- >he British Provinces, 

vsnan 

man Arm or recess 


raoM Trass Iscxsns — By art arrival at Ilermuda we 
have Turks Islands dales to the 22d ult. 

. T '“ •fr Um ** light-house on the lllul! was proceed- 

Hig rapid! j. 

A ship’s bell weighing 007 pounds, dated 1707. and a 
large capper hoU, r . had been recently carried to (Hand 
bay !>y some wrecking vessel. They had obtained them 

« b I*a i «5* “• Admiral Poooeke s fleet. 

'““ad on tbe eastern 
mVlllh nlt*^I e»»d Usy. Turk. Islands, ou 
n.n .s.y... i Vff. "‘■'■T 4 *? ;he remain, of a Mr 
luuatelr Sjfr^L b *?« 1 wh» unfor- 

»NUr remored 


about Mx yours .. ^ wwlWtt , ^| 

Brother., who wm to understand that to make money bv 
farming . wunrjr must b« luvesred to begin with. 


S, 1 AP Qlt , suppo^d to I 

[Oil, the mate ut th* Am.-rtr.u br 

.onlh. wheu In right of ih. LOam 
A o attempt to have hi* Honor Pi 
oiu bis office had entirely failed 


A Hr.aoic Apr -The Boston Herald rooorus au ,« of 
uaring and heroism performed qt the lat« fire in that ritv 
by an ex-flreman. named Thomas Courtney, whioh should 
not p«mh u ii not iced. On the roof of on* of the tlmt 
houMtti burned, a woman watt db-corered, while the whale 

was Vb th' ‘ ” ,*’“",‘""‘1 w “‘““ U«t*t blase. The wotuui, 
w»« in the mottl extreme fear, but was encouraged bv the 
spectators to keep up good courage. I n the meantime as 
vua.clem.iimgHi B jaurluhc csrcaomrldh. 
TOTud, IwtT short ouw were procured. Uue of theae wa. 
plm-ed aga mt the burning building, nnd two .tout men 
jmurcd ately ascended It, taking U |, the other ladder 
Which they raised bsrely reaching t, 

Siam'S: sr" u,ld,T »™if o„u miner, 

. *‘ r Lourtney esoended both ladder., afid with 

much difficulty gained the roof. When he reached the 
woman, rile was newly deed with fright, hut he took he. 
In hi. arm*, and safely descended the ladder, placed her 
on Ore ground amid the rongralulatlon. of hi. friends 
who witnessed the daring act with fearlui .uspensc 


A Bkautifui. ami Affecting Scene.— A a the 

steamer Hen Eronkllu jmsseti ths towu of Kising 

Null 1 lull it tin ai. L...s i *»*“*«*• 


_Eau.ru oe va. WoLvaa— The Chicago Tribune haa the 
J ■■ Ur. trick, nf IhS ItX^! 

•wonnff lit* Lake w**re laid down, but oiit* ainglv wolf iu- 


Sun, Iuiliana, on Tliurisiav lust, ou lier way ui 
id reuruins of llenrv 


•at 





depredation, ou the Uoek. 
night, too. when they 
It-c,,/; ,r*“ *“ 4 , tUe1 ' hideous 
autwepbe the vwmiuu with any 
^ rt4 “ M '*‘!!*4 v **enrit> Iron, ilsugw 


Louisville, withjhe ssorod reuruins of Henry 
Clay ou hourd, thirly-oue young lodiee, repro 
seutiug the different Htiitcs of the Union, stood 
m couspiotious view ou the wharf, iu front of the 
crowd of cituou* tfiut hud asaciubloil. All, uuve 
outffwjrti dieirni in vipKiu wbito, thoir houdf 
veils. Ths oue excepted 

tflr i*" 1 ' Lu ,“ Ty “turning, und repre 
sen tod Kentucky, u «d occupiod tl»u centre of tin 


lin* list. 7«r. •*»« uumreoi iuc- 

what ri ri?lTj Ut i hl ^ y be ‘ lUtiful **^DO, aud 
Burnt have felt us in 


8ft rac chief that the Camanches intend attacking 
Fort Arbuckle and tho posts oh the Brnzos.., He 
says that he escaped l>y giving up all the pel- 
tries, etc., that he hadb anu was glad to get off 
by that means. The Wrcob live In the neigh- 
borhood of Fort Arbuckle, and the officers at 
that post place full confidence in the report. 

The expresses sent in from Arbuckle nnd 
Ouachita show plainly thnt.nn attack is nppre- 
h ended. Indeed, reports of the gathering of 
the Camanches in a body, nnd their determina- 
tion to attack the whites, lias. been frequent iu 
this place lor the last four or five month Brand 
it accords with the statement made by Colonel 
Humphries, of Fort Ouachita, who" went out 
some time ago to trade with them, und was rob- 
bed by them, his companions murdered, nnd he 


barely made his escape ; an account of which 


wns published in the Herald two weeks ago. 

If this report proves to be true, nnd there ap- 
pears to bo pot much room to doubt it, an 
Indian war is inevitable. There must be a 
combination of all the wild tribes that roam 
oyer the prairies and through the mountains of 
New Mexico. The real strength of these Indians 
is not known, and when combined will present a 
formidable force that the United StuJ:es will find 
very hard to subdue. Tho prairies west will 
afford the Indians means of uvoiding troops ns 
intricate as the hammocks of Florida. They 
extend for hundreds of miles, and in many 
places are nothing but a sandy plain, upon 
which mnn nor beast can find subsistence, being 
generally destitute of water. The Indians are 
acquainted with the prairies, and know every 
place and plaoes for retreat, most. of. 
them being macessible to the whites. 

There is, but one regiment of troops on \hu 
Brazos, and that regiment having only half its 
tfomplement of men, divided into two posts, some 
distance apart, and aro, therefore, in no situa- 
tion to meet a large and formidable band of 
Indians, and are so far frojn the white settle- 
ments as to be able to get no aid from that 
quarter. 

The lives of hundreds of soldiers and citizens 
are sacrificed upon our frontiers annually, in 
consequence Of the penuriousness of our Govern- 
ment. Instead of sending Capt. Marcy out 
with sixty ‘or eighty men, he shouldeJiave had 
about three hundred, as the importance. of the 
expedition demanded it, the country being "un- 
explored anil unknown, and filled with bands of| 
mnraudifig Indians, who make murder and rob- 
bery a business. 

Wo regret exceedingly the l&B-of so many 
valuable lives, uud we arqled to mourn over the 
sad fate of Captain Marcy, an intimate friend, 
and enterprising, high-minded officer of the 
army, and D*. G. G..tthumard, an amiable and 
respectable physician of our city ; also Captain 
Strain of Ouachita, and Mr. J. R. Suydam of 
New York, who accompanied the expedition for 
pleasure, besides others of less note, but whose 
loss to their friends will be nothing the less on 
that account, and will Jill their hearts with sad- 
ness and grief. 

An express left here on Thursday morning for 
Little Rock, with dispatches from the comman- 
der of, this post,, for Washingtop City. 


Religious Character of Mr. Clay.— .Theo- 
dore Frelinghuysen, who served with Mr. Clay 
many years in the Senate, and who was on the 
same ticket with him in 1844, bears the following 
testimony to the religious character of his friend 
and associate. It is from his own private cor- 
respondence : 


RA W LKM.TR. AO .-j, 

Wrinrefc.ULgrNjJi* 

-Ailwriiii.iujh., 

M&mm. 


ESEEfcgm:* 

Tvomua lbo,,. 

fcaockiri 

' It 


thnt t, u Lw *v#t r , uaveieu ui 

!, h ^ uly ^ fuuud ti-e ... 

ft ** Rho* broud lend 


from one extreme to tbe oUier. wa« bndnwMt 
re, “ iered “>“** 
jbEi.a 


— -» •' "4. : ■" ~~*** ** the steamer and 

U t *>*. »•““! Hosted noiselessly by! 


bearing it* 




1 have thought that a few extracts from a pri- 
vate correspondence, evincing this serious und 


devout temper, would bo grateful to )ou to hear 


The Eastern Steam Navigation Company of 
London havo proposed apian to the share hold- 
ers for the building of two steamships 700 feet 


mg of two steamships _ 

long ItBd <)f 14,000 tons burthen, each vosBei 
to have two sets of paddle wheels and 


propeller of nn nggregato of three thousand 
liorsc power. 


torse power. The vessels to run from Milford 
Haven to Alexandria) nnd from Suez to Galoot- 
ta.- It is expected that they will go at the rote 
of thirty miles an lreur, and cost one million 
seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars. 

The London Daily News gives a list of seven- 
teen liberals and seven Dorbyjtes returned with- 
out opposition to the now Parliament, 


Tire HeraldMs sanguifie that tho cloction will 
th’ 


result favorably to the present government. 

, UAI’E OF GOOD HOPE. 

The dates from the Cape of Good Hope aro to 
the 28th of May. The news from tho frontier 
is of an-unccrtain character. • 

General Cathcart 1 b forming camps all around 
the frontiers. No casualties of moment hud oc- 
curred during the preceding month, but tiro in 
indications of insubordination nmomr the Knffin 


insubordination among the Kaffirs 
wqre very prevalent. 

FRANCK. 

Tlie President Iisb caused an ofiiciil notice to 
be inserted in tho Moni tour declining any imb- 
ue banquets that may be offered on his aproach- 
in K tour iu the Departments 
lJuSiness affairs at Paris w 


< /aris were favorable. The 

fect UgG in t lC WCtt ^ 10r produced a good ef- 


Tho Paris papers wero full of comments on 
the plots discovered by the police of Paris. 

It appears that notwithstanding the numerous 
arrests whioh were mado, the affair was at first 
greatly exagernted, and in place of the parties 
engaged in having designs against the Presi- 


iiaving designs against (he Presi 
ueiiv s mo, li is thought by some that the whole 
plot was got up by the police in order to justify 
Louis Napoleon for taking still more vigorous 
riteps against the democracy. 

Paris Bourse, J uly 0. — Four and a half per 
oents, 102f. 90c.; Throes, 72f. 
t Frencli Senate has closed its sessions. 


GERMANY. 

From Berlin, Vienna and the German States, 
tho accounts aro unimportant. 

8WITZERI.ANP. 

The Swiss government, at the demand oT the 
f. ro 2. 1 g°yemment, are endeavoring to expel 
M. Thiers from Switzerland. 

ITALY. 

It is stated that a recent attempt to poison the 
r rench Minister in Romo was made by putting 
arsenic in his coffoo. , - * i -o 

Murruy is still in prison. Tho Pope has not 
yet determined as to his fate. 

The n Citadel of Turin has been disarme<I. 


from 


Curious Description. — A gentleman 
Paris writes the following : 

1 saw through oneof the windows of the May- 
or s office, in the twelfth arrondisement, what 
seemed to be the body of a negro hanging by the 
neok. At the first glance, and even at the 
second, I took it for a human being, whom dis- 
•euiti- 


appointed love, or perhaps an expeditious judge, 
had disposed of so suddenly ; but I soon ascer- 
tained that the ebony gentlemnn in question 
was a largo doll, as large as life. What to 
think of this I did not know ; so I asked the door 
keeper the meaning of it. 

“ This is the Contraband Museum,” was the 
answer;. and on my showing a curiosity to ex- 
amine it, ho was kind enough to act as my cice- 
rone: 

In a huge dirty room are scattered over the 
poor, on the walls, and aMhg the ceiling, all the 
inventions of roguery wnionaad been confiscated 
from time to time by those gujfrjians of the law, 
the revenue officers. 

It is a completo arsenal of the weapons of 
Bnmggling, all, unfortunately, in completo eon- 

Look before you; there is.a hogshead dressed 
up ns a nurse, with a child that holds two quarts 
and a half. On the other side are logs hollow 
as the Trojan horse, and filled with armies of 
cigars. On the door lies a huge boa constrictor, 
gorged with China silkB ; and just beyond it ft 
pile of coal curiously perforated with spools of 
cotton. 


They show how universal is the need of a-Gospei 
hope for tho noblest and the humblest — that 
however human distinctions exist, and usefully, 
yet Jiefore God there is but one level ; and they 


show also how far more gloriously true great 
ness beams upon us from the foot- of the Cross, 


penitentially Becking peace through tho blood of 
Him who once died upon it for our sakes. 

In 1880, after the severe domestic affliction i 
the death of a married daughter, he wrote to 
friend : 

“ I thank you foj* tho deep interest you so 
kindly take iu my spiritual welfare. 1 should 
qe .most happy tb have full confidence und as 
surance on that serious subject. It is one on 
“Whioh, if I had given no evidence to the world 


of its having engaged my serious thoughts, 
have long uud constantly reflected with the 


greatest solicitude, and I indulge the hope that 
1 shall ultimately find peace. My late sad af- 


fliction has tuughtme an awful lesson and im- 
pressed me with/ a solemn conviction of tho utter 
vanity of all earthly things.” 

Again, iu.1844, he writes : 

“ You have, my dear friend, however, kindly 
suggested the truest of all consolation, in the 
resources of .ou* holy religion. I have long 
been persuaded of that solemn truth ; nor have 
1 been entirely neglectful of exertions to secure 
myselt its benefit. I wish I could add that 1 
felt entire confidence that those exertions have 
been crowned with success. Rut they shall not 
be intermitted ; and 1 trust that by diligent 
searching, I Bhall find faith in the Lord Jesus, 
that solace which no oarthlyihonors or pos 
[/sessions can give.” v y 

In 1846, he again writes : 

greatly- obliged, my dear friend, by 
the kind interest you take in my spiritual wel- 
fare. 1 feel much more comfortable than 1 oppe 
did on that snbjeot. I hope and believe thrt: I 
have improved in my religious feelings, and in 
the performance of my religious duties.- I at- 
tend the Episcopal Church regularly, and with 
satisfaction, but 1 have not yet become a inern- 
ber of it. This I hope to do. I must own, how- 
ever, with ,1-egret, that I do not yet feel that 
i wsolutt confidence in 6y future salvation which 
sopie Christians profess to have iu theirs.” 

Not long after he lost his sou, Col.' Clay, in 
one of the Mexican battles with Gen. Tavlnr 
<^T»luSTo“irave r bleHs'^tfils most afflictive 
bereavement in clearing his way to the truth as 
it is in Jesus. For, together with the ’ little 
children of his beloved son, he was baptized, 
and lmnself received into the communion of the 
church. 

When, niter these even.ts, u friend' referred to 
uU having come out ou the side of tiro Sariour, 
sndoonfessed Him before meu, he fervently re- 
plied. “ fee, sir, aud it has lreeu a source of in- 
expressible consolation.” 

Aud during his loRe protracted illnees, the 
of hu 


calm 


composure 


peaceful resignation of his rninil, in prospeot of 
is dissolution, cheer our hearts 
trust that his Saviour was near with 


withT 

the support of Ilia grace, and ministered unto 
WI,1 > Hie everlasting consolation of his gos- 


pel. 


y™ limmin. — A swell dork, from the 
“Hy of NewVork, who was spending an evening 
in a oquntry tavern, cast about him for some 
A Cini ris n o p t. Feeling secure in the 


•I.. -.T” • ”“-6 ”»“■» •“ possession of 

““‘’“‘““y. he made the following offer : 


I, | ... *» • — - — — w .V..vniuj UUU ; 

•- . * WU1 ar op money into a hat with uny man 
u ii Tl‘ e °no whoLold* out the longest 

■*j t ®. the whole and treat the oomuany." 
i lido it,” said au old farmer. The cockney 
trooped In a quarter— the countryman followed 
with * Bungtown ” eonner. 


Bungtown " copper. 

‘ Go on,” said the oooluiey. 


i r uk * th ‘ 


The colored gentleman who excited my sym- 
pathy at first, met with his fate under the fol- 
lowing circumstances: He was built of tin, 
painted black, and stood like a heyduck or 
Ethiopean chasseur on the foot board of a car- 
riage, fastened by his feet and hands. He had 
frequently passed through the gates, ami was 
well known by sight- to the soldiers, who noticed 


that ho was always showing his teeth— which 

t] ic „ .1 i- ai . - . . 


S ' supposed to bc.thc custom of his country, 
no day tho carriage lie belonged to was 
stepped by a crowd at the gate. There was, as 


usual, a grand chorus of yolla and oaths,’ the 
vobal part being performed by the drivers and 
cartmen, and the instrumontql by their whips. 


The negro, however, never spoke a single 
word. His pood behaviour delighted the soldiers, 
who held him up us uu example to the crowd. 

Look at the blaok fellow,” they cried ; “ see 
how well he behaves ! Bravo, niggor, firavo ! ” 
He showed u perfect indifference to their ap^' 
plause. 1 

. My friend,” said a clerk at a barrier, jump- 
ing upon the foot- board, and slapping our sable 
mend on the shoulder, ‘‘we are really much 
obliged to you.” 

Oh, surprise ! tlie shoulder rattled. The offi- 
cer was bewildered ; he sounded the footman all 
oyer and found ho was made of metul, and as 
full as skin would hold of the very best contra- 
band liquor, drawn out of his foot. 


E. C. ESTES, 

COMMISSION MERCHANT, 

New Yorx. 

rurrlmwqi rrcry itwrlptinn or MERCHANDISE 01 
order, from morrhnnt,. plnntoni nml other., rltlirr fm | 
riuih or on rn'illl rmlinirlnp HryOooil., Clothlnu. (Inril 
»aro, l’lano.. Onrringr.. Furnlltlri', Mnrlilnrrr. Pl.nlrr. 
Uton.il.. unit Imtroit i vory tiling tho mnrhot atTonta. 

(Mn.lgnmotit. of miy Froclnoo promptly anil faithfully I 
attphdrd to.- 

Steers 


bouth-wbstbrn^?; 

JOHN 

b M tho miiyo orioMUhmoo, Xbi 
METHODIST Boor < 


VU tho publication* of thin rw 
•Ion. ot ontalnfiio prior, ' '« •» I’M , 


FUND AY 8GII00I raa 
hmJoy Sohool Book, of ,n .Ir^,^ 0 *' ’ 


Mo„r,. tVlyhtmnntPummor,. Eilltor, Southorn Chri.tlno I T' 1 ’'' *" ,ortn "' n ‘ «t JUVKNn»"^!j l fia. 
Advocnto. Ulmrloaton. I Librerifa. ” ”O0KH, re. 

Jl MoForrln, Editor Nj)«hTlUo Adrooato. Na.h. 

Till/’ Tnon 

Editor Non Orloan, Christian Advoenlo. 

Mor.rp. J. O. Nolaon k (to., Non Orlrnn. 

Moo.ro. Ohorry llrndrr.on.fc, Co.. Non Orloanii, 

Miwr,. Lono. I'ottl.oii h. (to;, Nonprloim,. 

Mr. \\ m. Kckford. Mobllt*. Alo 
Moaara. Weaver, Muffin & Uo., Mobile. Ain 
Uol. James R. Hnundera. Mobile. Ala 


/ 


A. O. Ilnrrl,.iF.,q.. Jloniphl., Trim 
tv. II. CookojTHyrian Flold,. To. nr 
IV. B. John, ton t Bro...llontrorlllo, Toxaa. 

■O. tV. Prlnc. Idborty.Toxiui. ' / 1^28 

OAK BOWERY FEMALE COLLEGE. | 


ALABAMA CONFERENCE OF M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH 
r a r ir i. t r . 

Rov.,T. B. RUSSELL, M A., Pro.ldont 
E. ItODSON, M. A . Adjunct' and Ohomlcat rrofoMor. 
Mm. A. B. IIODSON, lnriructmu in Dranlng. Emlirold- I 
ery, etc. 

Ml,, 0. LEE. Principal of Primary Department. 

Ml— 51. J. T0051KR, Principal of Musical Department 
and Teacher of French ahd German.' 


rM . . _ THE0L00T 

Ihl. department I. very 
vork. In Theology pulill.hed l™t^ "**“»■ U 

oremy Taylor, We, ley, ,.,„ tkr ^*****,1 
Locke, Racon, Mlllon, UdlUof, B |„^’ B *k»L 
I aley , Stackhouse, Burnett. TlHotnwi 
l.elytit”". Barron. Moltlllo 
S’ovln,. Kran,. Horne. Bl.K, m iletd «l 

«’nd, KRto, Bntler, Kjnanl., SnlT^^ 
D Auhljrny . Luther, Uolrln, etc., ,| c ' J*' 
BIBLES! HYMNS! AND rill. 

An extenriva amortment, of all rlre, 
if bindings. . **ko^ 

SCHOOL BOOKS 

I nonld ro.peetfully call tho .ItentleTT, 
jhanto, toaohers, Snd olhm w ,„, 




The ensuing so felon of tho above Institution nttl com- 
tnenfce on TUESDAY, the 6th of January. 1862. 

Patrons are requested, if poreible, to enter pupils on thi 
flwt day of tho Bemlon. v 

Ohk Bowery. Chamber* county. Ala,. Nov. 28. d0 




Spelling Books, Eloc„i Klq T 

Reading Books. Arm, J 

Dictionaries, ( A1 ’ 

Grammars, ^ « 

\ Hhetorie, ' a 

\ UoropoffitioQ 

Droning, \ Chomlriry, 1 
Book-Keying, BoUqn 

. °tz. m r?' 

Biography, ”^1’ 

Natural Philucphs a 
French Grammars, Dictionaries, ^ 1,1 
tpanish. Gcrtuna “ml I[:,liro 


BOOT AND SHOE STORE. 

The hid and favorite aland, cornet- of Camp. Duplantlei 
and l’rytanla stn-cto. la non wcU rumlehcd nlth a atook ol 
Shoes und Roots, of every variety. 

Cuftomlira and ftrangcra faithfully served nlth good 
argalns and a good lU.'from Monday morning until Satur- I J ™' k *“4 Latin Books, or all descriptlc* 

4»y'8l>t. I STANDARD WORK! 

N. II.— Please remember that I do not open on Sunday I [n eT0, 7 4<’partmont of Science, UtemL.-i 
‘ — - • « J. B, nould call the attention „r u.s,, . “ 


Renders, etc. 


'vaantnara. DleUamy, J 


Therefore call during tho week. 


foti 


J08P.PH SCHILLING. 


BREWSTER & CO., 

C A RRJ AGK - WAREHOUSE, 

No. 110 Oravier street, rear St. Charles Hotel, aud Ins St 
Charles Htreet. 

SOLICIT tlie attention of purchumir.i to thulr txtcnslve | 
and varied aNMirtmcnt of , 

CARRIAGES AND HARNESS, 

Which they offerattho very lone. t prices for cash orap- I 
proved pajier. Thoy arc constantly receiving from Midi 
Non York house, No. 390 Broadnay, (the oldest Carriage I 
Repository In the United Staths.) a variety of 

NEW YORK CITY MADE CARRIAGES. 

Some of nhlch aro of entirely nen and original designs 
Atso.plnhier. but oqnally substantial vehlolei, from thi 
name reputable E (intern niunufucturere. 

Particular attention will bo given t„ the covering and 
shipment of Carriages, to tnsuro prompt and safe delivery 


would call the attention of 
ile to his choice coUeetlon nf b * i “B 

Works! All the new andvriusU. vrt,nl!?i 
received as eoou ns lsgued from the Pma ' 
..DOMESTIC AND FOltT.ION STATfOKnv 
A large nnd valuable stock of Fna* 77 
Vmertean Stationery, all fresh and wv.Mnirt? “ 
Jdng usually kept In a Stalioneiy 

KltS nf rill A a... ' * 


NOTICE. 

We have Tnle Day auociated with uh in the Faotoreg*. ■ , l -vv. . 

L Forwarding burinew, JOHN B. CAM- I ^ otton ^ctoruRnd Commbtlon Mwhuli,KifirJ 

of 8t. Louie, and wffi contlnuo the bn*l- I 0aronde,et ■ tTW - t * N ‘‘ w Orlrenr , t 7| 


Ceinmlfision and 
DKN, E»| , late of St. Louis, and wUt eonUnna tbe bolt- 
ness under tho name and style of WATERS, CAMDIN 


Letter nnd Note PAPERS, of ill _ 

U00K8, COPYING PkKSSKS. 1^^": * 
-ho lowcrit caeh pricen. ^ ***** 

Any urdera for irdcj to me fur »-■ q — 
laneous Works, Foreign and Americrartv" 
Ittonded to, u the subscriber I. conMnLWn-7 
experience, extensive eequaintence and mn 2 
that his ability to execute any order for Bodulg, 
it very moderate price., cannot be stiniu«d an. 
Term* Cash, ' J0Ij7.uT 

fe8 Publish-' and Dooktellcr, U tab, 

oxo. CLEviush, mwntni.' , r a 
CLEVELAND, BROTHEUS It 00. 
Commlselon Mcrohnntx, 21 Conmerclxl |„J 

1 “'” ’ ■ . it 

RICHARD NUUKNTeaT 


It CO. 


. Wo reipectfully solicit the patronage of our old friends 
and the publlo generally in behalf of our now firm 
NenOrteans, July 1, 1852. WATERS (t CO. 


WR10IIT. WILt,lAM8 k Ok 
Commlselon Merchants, No. 93 Urarier rial Xn 0* 

hi 


THOS. WATr.RH. 


JOHN B. VkMOtn. CHARLES WATERS. 

Waters, Oamden A Oo., 

COTTON AND TOBACCO FACTftRS, AND GENERAL 
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 

July 3. No. 102. Poydroa street, NenOrleatu. 


cmiRcu 


BELLS. 

CHURCH. FACTORY. STEAMBOAT AND LOCOMO- 
TIVE BELLS constantly on hand and 1-KALB and 
O.HJHES or Bolls (of any number) east to order Im- 
proved cast-iron YOKES, nlth moveable arms, are attached 
to these Bells, so that they may bo adjusted to ring easllt 
and properly, and springs also, whioh prevent tha clappe'i 
from vesting on the Bell ; thereby prolonging Its sound 
Hangings complete (Including Yoke. 1 raiuo und Wheel) 
furninhed If desired. ' 


8- K. GUKilAN fe CO. 
CmportiTK. Wholesale add Retail dealewiiB»hC»>i J 
Straw Good /<, No. 3U Mugariuo ttreft.conw rfQmM 
New Orlo^uH. . 

A general assortment of rnunil, 
ind Palm Leaf Halit, at the lowest cask pHa wtu 
>n hand. ” 

^.Manufactory. 181 Water at net New fwk. fc|| 


r. R. A. MALARU. 


t-c. mcnM 

MALARD A ARMI8T AH j] 
Wholesale Doalew In Foreign and I ta ue Dq J 
No n 7u Uravior street, between Mantioe udCunM 
Orleamt. ^ 

\Jull supply of Plantation Good*. 


An experience of thirty yearn In this business by tholr , 
late father, enabled him to ascertain the beat form for 
Bells, the combination of metaln, and degree of heat re- 
quisite for securing in them the greater solidity, strength 
aud most melodlbu* tone* ; which Improvements, togethei 
with his very extensive assortment of patterns, are no* 
held by the subscriber*, who have grown up In the busi 
ness, add who will use every endeavor to mretain the renu 
tutkm which the establishment ha* heretofore enjoyed 
both in this aud foreign countries j the Bells from which 


Dll. QRKKNLXAF, 

Offitu 1 — Jackson street, between ik* MuMJnrm i 
T choupitoulas street, 
itrsldenco— Corner of Jackson an&lbculne AmUil 

fayette. 


, : , r ; rrom wnici 

have repeatedly received the highest awards of the Ne* 
York State Agricultural Society and American Inatltute 


CHITTKNDKN tc DAMBR0N, 
Dealers in Carpeting. OU Cloths and 
Goods, Nos. 20 Chartres street and tl Cutataj 
street. New Orleans. 

I- J. WRioHT 


ocletv ai 

a T, V w .^L oU complete^ Cblm,'- and heavy Atari 
Bells (or.dWurenyjarfrqf the Union und Canada 


MATHKMATICAL INSTRUMENTS will still Imi manu 
factured by the subscribers, of which they will have con 


A. J. WRIGHT k W; 

| Cotton Factors uud Commission and Fomritaflf 
chants. No.*(j7 Gravier street, New OrieanA 


stantly on' hand au assortment of Trenslt iMtramenU In* > . .. f 1 ’ M ‘ k 9®** 

Levels, Surveyor’s Comi*assei(. (plain, mmlous and im I Ocnunladon Merchants, No. 67 Grarifr itwilsl 


pfoved.) etc. Also, Brass or Composition Carting* of am I ,ean "- 
sice cast to order. B •’I - — 


All communications promptly attended to 

*'‘")REW ‘ 


West Troy, Alban, B ° N8 - 

8LA*”' 

J aplO * 


8 LARK. DAY k STAUFFER, 

Agents lu N«w Orleans. 


REGULAR DRY GOODS TRADE j 

JOSEPH II. PALXBR k 00.. 

I Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Drj Oooli CCuM 

atreet, New Orleans. M 1 ! 


ffigA/y Important to Planters and Property 
Holder ,. , 

BRIDGEWATER ADAMANTINE 1‘AINT. 


Tho superior proportion of this umvjuated mtnoral sub- 
stanco Is non so well and favorably known that It la nn. 
hocMMry'to enter Into an extended mdlca. Tho public 
are reforred to our circular, embracing certificates from- 
Uapt. 8v. C. T lOMASSON. of steamer Mwnriti 
Wm. BHOW1V, of towboat t-orpolso. 

HUGHES, VaLLETTK k Co.. Managers La Drv Dock 
J. 1-. WHITNEY A Co., Agents 2 “ 

Uapt. N. B. BOBBINS, ofjlm ship Lecdes 
JOSEl-H BENSON. Painter 132 Caura street 
And ttroUNBEItWlllTERS’ OERTIFIOATKg 

infiUBntmf OOTr^’TAO'WRS^ud'c^OMMIMION’BIEFf i 

arero. printed from JOHN F. MILLER, 

j l j!y, l Vi 1 lBll i IMl1 t® apply th. Uridgonatei 


J’./ H THA.r IFJfil, 

54 DUNLAP, • « 

GAMP STREET, NEW ORLXAK^ 
Has ou hand a good asat'rUnent of WAIM*® 


various qualities, which will be sold on tin nidi 


bio term*. Purchaser* are respectfully WfrtMb « 

BO;- ----- T* rifdl 


and examine. 


*100,000 WORTH* 

| fashionable Clothing, 

ing Ooode, Ac., at Bat 
ALFRED MUNR0E If CO.’* 

On. I-rtco’’ Mammoth Clothing eataEktert,B”j 

Magaxlrio street, New Orleans. 


GENTLEMEN vhdtlQg New Orleani s« 
Tiled to call apd examine much the 


Mineral P’aint to my ft ^ refoeShh I examine much the 1^--- 

has exceeded my expectations, and tha'ramJ^teri^i! I ' ,Ut< ’ xssortmont of goods In the above 11**1 *'* 


Tho juioy mortal was seized at once and ear- 
ned off in triumph. 

1 ’* 1 ® night the revenue, people drank up 
e .v , BfiDnlJafs. and he was eoon bled to 


one m 

death. It is now eix yeara since he lost all the 
A ur ® of hUl system- and wasreduoed to a dry 


■keleton. 


Mr. J! 8. Thrasher nsa la Charleston on ths 21st, and 
eft on tho ovenlng of that day la the steamship James 
Adger for NowYork. 


•Faxscie W. Rite, V. B. Comal at Acapulco, stilt Occu- 
pies the position of Consul, and the State Department has 
takyn prompt lotion In hts behalf, In reference to his dif- 
ficulties with and Imprisonment by the Mexloam. 


MEDICAL NOTICE. 

DU. L. 1-IHROE, of Culumbui, Georgia, respectfully 
oath the attention of Physicians. Druggists ahd dealers In 
Medicine to 


i a a, expectation*, and tlie representation' 
made by the agents. Messrs. G. O. Bogert tl Uo I c L«r. 
fulyadd my testimony to the unmenma oue. embraced 
In the Agent s Ulrculur, and reconiiuelld the sami> to I’l.,, 
ten. and others, a. th. host Weather Kd FirTProtecteH 
Lave ever known. Where I have applied < t it i,rh 
© xpowd to the *un «ince la*t July, andha*’ neither WU 
.tered nor cracked, and ho* formed a *oUd 
Which has proved eutlrely !m “rvl„u, meU1Uo “ urf ‘”‘’ 

New Iberia, Attaklp«“Mirch ? * ' MlU ‘ eK 
In addition to the above, we have In’ our dosmusIoh i„ I 


whioh can be «on.t our oltt,; i 
of Capt. Wm. Cutte, of tb. ship 'charim cJomr%ra^ 
Lieut. Col. a.;U..Tatcott, Now York Araenrt^?? * 5m»h 
Lluut. and O narterm.rf.e n u uuj"™' “■ “-Smith 


Lieut, and fliurtonnastor U. 8. Military Academy «'i 
Point ; C. H. Lee, late Superintendent ^.“fcla^y ra 
the Hudson Hirer Railroad Company" D O MoGnXIm 
’Asa’t Engineer New York and Erie HaUr-md ele ■ nrovtes ' 
cunclnsi vely , by being thoroughly teetJdTthat itTbitt 

FIRE AMD WEATHER PROOF. 


kb* South. 

We manufacture all our Clothing fa ** 

retaU aulvH, and it fa with the perfect «<»««***« 
ible to give aatfafretion. thut we «k*ll 
with a call to examiuo particularly oarby^**'**^ 
ture, trimming*. Ac. 

All good* wold by ua aro wamiute4 in . 

iftcr tho purchuaoof any article anjdliMtlifi^^l 
it will bo cheerfully taken back and the Bon*/ 1 ® 
Our object fa to pica** our cun tamer*. 

*r ON* PRICK FOR UOODB-Ho 

fetl-ly ALFRED MlINkOKCt, 

•y-. 34Mug*llnestfrvL»2“? 


The bending, ehrinklng, or warping of the mate rial i 

the palut ; In twenty, 
-me. a perfect si 

oracks by exposure to the hottest aiin n 2 ,tllt ' r Llisters not 


MR. JAMES WRIGHT 

Haring for private reasons which do l-ot* 
continued Ills Interest during the 
the firm of James Wright k (on, ws havs 


whioh It Is used does not affect „ uuv , w „ nlv r „„, 
Tteurs it dries, and lufqur weeks becomes a porfeoVaiate 
It preserves wood from dueny. and ..eltberhll-ra “ 


<ure of uuunuuclng that ho Woohm* 


, d “ c “F; *“4 neither blisters t.„. 

.of elthertiu.lron, sine, wood, canvm°lr pupw°HU^ alsoTn 
valuable, aud particularly recommended? ST R b^eertrti 
PROTECTION AGAINST SPARKS AND CINDERS. I 


>u our hou&o, aud uollclt* the lntereatof 
former patron*. i 

To. correct a general mfaapprebeniloot A . 


atatu thut.-he ho* no iutcreat in any 


A .3.1 


.nnd I* furninhed cheaper than any nulut in the 8n..th«r„ 
country. AU orelereoent to the C AgX or Srir 


EmjVG’S EXTRACT OF BUCHU. 


alt . dlsaasos -of-tha-Ktdueye 

and urinary organs generally | also, atl Dyspeptic case, 
of ordinary kinds, aud duration, is owued and carefully 
prepared by tbe subscriber, and Is offered ou his Medical 
knowledge as a remedy to be retted oh. Ue is anxious to 
Introduce It into the great Western market. All nooesea- 
ry directions found on tho label, on aaoh bottle. Whole- 
sals price fig psr dos. Retell; $1 per bottle 
Ordsrs_dlrected to L. PI* ROE, Druggist, Columbus, 
Georgia, will lie duly attended to. flash, or references, 
expected. Kofipectfulljr advertised. 

; L. PIBROE, Proprietor. 

MexopoUmj* Femals Bemliutry. 

BUTAW, OBEENE 00., ALABAMA 
The Fall S-nniou of thi. Institution will open on the 
First Monday of September. Young ladles from a distance 
are requested to make application for entmuoe as early aa 
oouvenlent. 


The accommodations of the School aro such aa to afferd 
Uw hast Of fscUltius for aoqulrtng athorough and anoom- 
pUshod Education. Th. location Is one pf Uw meat rtlgt- 
bio tu lUo Wboln South, wither U regards tha roUrad 
oaauty of tho Immediate site, Uw salubrity of ths atmoa. 
phers, tbe oxoallsnes of the watpr, or the murals, tutoltl- 
genos, and refiuemsut of the surrouudlug community, 
little remains to be desired. Three or more Tesolwra are 
oonatauUy eaeooiated with tbe Prlnelpel in the business 
of instruction, ths marked features of which are Uiorough- 
uesa and honasty. The pupils enjoy the benefits of law 
lures, Apparatus, and such other accessories as are uosi 
desirable ' 


ttfir further particulars apply to 

A. WINOHELL, 
(“rtkolpaj and ProprWtof. 


June, (IM. 


sub.agonU. promptly oxoouted. No dovlatten"-fo 
Terms — cash, or its cqulralent. U. fl IIOOKRT h r 
Agents tbr tho slate, of L... A1... Mi„ 


Ala.. Miss., end Texes 
SUB-AGENTS — In Now Orleans, Messrs Slark 11. v 
Stauffer k Go., Prlartley k Bleu, J. \Yn t“ man 
Klcbarilt, K. MoPbereun ; Mobile, J. G. Whitaker • Vick*- 
burg. Byrue k Audoreeu ; Ualv^tdu, jSSTS Ufford : 

«p!7 


JAMES WRIGHT. 

NewOriean*, Dec. 1, 1851, 

UUNUAH. 

DUNBAR k BUCHANAff, 
Commlmiion Mercliaut* and Wbol**al« ^ ■ 

■treet. NewOriean*. 


Batou Rouge, Levi Kellum*. 

B A - FAHNEBTOQK’S vnpyrnsyrqpi 


MOSES GREENWOOD A 
Commission und Forwarding Merchants, Ea I 
-tract. - 


T. li. JACKSON It 00, 


The Safest aud Most Effective 

HUME lift roil n 'OHMS. 

■■ T“ t(J* Bxsota.— .Amidst the profusion of nostrums snd 
patent humbugs, of the present day, tho publlo should b, 
cautious as to t)w remedlss Utey purchtse and uss, wliei, 
(*r from disease. Ills* notorious fact that 


Dealers Iu Fine Fashionable Clothing, *0 
(next dtsir to l'l“iiii1r).' IIotc!:} lls” 


Youths’ Oluthiug, Gent ’s Under 


life la In dangei _ ___ iavi u 

|;»onns, both in ohllilreu and adnlte,'niten oauec’deaTb" 


Trunks. Uur|wt Bags, aud a general . . 
Clothing, always ou hand and fix ^ J 
the lowest uwrke^ri?5J^-^' 
B. F. SMITH. DBNT1# ’ 


U 0 uot^suspeoto^ tl * U ° 11 ^ Ul ' T elUt IU lU " wL ' n li 
Many u helpless cldld has lawn laid lu the grave when 
the dlsasse which lndnoml Re death TiuSK 

rnfauuderutood, and when worm* have really bwen tht 
caure. Now, why not, in view of tbfa daugurous «uemy 


DKNTW»^j P i>»| 

Hu* returned, und fa devoting bbnaeff | 

predict of hi* profcnalon. ‘ 

Office ut tbe corner of 8t. CborlW d*** f: # 


Square. 


bo* proved to fa * id* and o*rUlu're1uedy f 
Slnoe tt WM first not before the public, many worthl* 
W “ f T^ J "ale, which have had 
“* “XOtouch trash 


Tho Now brtafiiui OhrffiU** 

dai 


Is Issued weekly, at Two Dollars * * 

No bubooription token for Im* Uj* 0 


soribers will be understood M wishlngfo*' 


^ "a 11 elafo-l otherwise. 

In ^cuteSur 15 nTte^te Us HSSffi 01 jf lner,Mln f The Illneraul Ministers snd VttAckm^^ 

' -^^Vdlnj te th. dh?^^ „ Eplscoprt t.'fiurch, South, ars, 

iy will oertolnlv bo expellod from tbeityrtem """ of tbo Now Orleuu* tbrfatfan Ad 

payments uwy be made. 


in N*w Orleuu* 
•UU*. my22 ly - 1 


PRIZE essays 

ON DUTIES OF MASTER* TO SERVANTS. 

N. MoTyelre, til Now Orleans; Rev. fl:1r 


rJm 

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By Rev. H, 

Sturges, of Alabama ; Rav. A. T. lloldSs^'uf Oem^a." 

ThU lltUn work wu published a year stuee, aud lwr I 
find with encouraging success and been cordlaUy coin- 
mended 4>y tbe various denominations n drwrves • 
.preuilueat place, ou tbo table of every master Prlee. I 
Thlrty-fiss Cants. 

Published lu Charleston, jl. 0., by Scuib.ru Bapttet Pub- 
lishing Soctety. For sals In Naw Ortsans by 

JOHN RAfsL, M Oravier strcsl. 


payment* may 

.411 oommunlcatiouit, whether of 

publication, u aloes remitting uxouey 
tho amount of tv# dollar*, must 
No obituary notice will b* . 

within two months of the desth of apw^ yf t 
Communication* must be oddree**® w 
VltTri.nu:, New Orlean*. 

Communications involving 


account* of revival*, rellgiou* * uefW *2 ^ ifa 
mu*t l»e occompe**® w 


biographic*, «t«., 

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of Jxminicmn Conference 


PtihlUhinr Committee 
"J Alabama Conference. 


VOLUME II. NUMBER 27 


NEW ORLEANS, SATURDAY 


WHOLE NUMBER; 79. 


For the S. (). Chrlatlan Adro'-ire . 


own advantage.' In bis will 


npplauso I iv wlint fsrusilaliy i :illo<l.. il ’ greet 


o#o of his lotters to tliie eccontrio and elo- 
quent mini, bn deplored the influence of party 
spirit upon public interests, und urged the 
importance of "putting down pnrty spirit.,' 
Glinting bin lnngungc, Randolph rrplinn : 

" 1 1’ut down party Spirit 1 Put n littln 
fresh snlt tm the sparrow s tnil and you will 
infallibly catch hini. You will put down 
party spirit when you put down whisky 
drinking, and that will bo when the Greek 


Anbury lived to see vast and wonderful 
changes in the State and the Church, lie 
had seen the people of tlio American States 
increase in number froth two millions to eigh t 
millions, lie had such them victorious .in 
two wars with England . lie had seen them 
rising rapidly in wealth and power, and lie 
foul learned to entertain a magnificent ctm-- 
ebption of tho future extent and power of 
the, republic. 

When lie landed on tho A tnorioan tdtorcs, 
the number of Methodists did not oxoood six 
hundred, with some six or sovon preachers. 

Reforc jiis death the number of members laid 
increased to two, hundred thousand, and the 
number of preachers to seven hundred. 

It Is, however, doubtful whether he had 
ever conceived of the degree of greatness and 
ot glopy to which his adopted country,' and 
(lie (.'lml'clHti which he hud devoted his life, 
would arrive in the, course of one third of a 
century after his death; yet to such a tnind 
-as his there must often have opened prospects 
■of surpassing beauty, extending through all 
tjm future, lie must have seen, hy faith, 
the embattled hosts of. tho I.ord, marshaled put it to somo use that would do them good 
under the bold and fearless leader who had for a long time to come. This was adroitly 
hern raised up by his' own ministry, inarch- argued, until all seemed to conic into that 
and to compter '’ over idea ; then came a proposition to found a so- 


01,1 Who Oould Feel Lonely 7 

BY MISB MAKY HARRIS, 

( 11, 1 vho could feel lonely 
In this bright world of ours, 

Where Uoavetr Btnilcs tier us, 

Anil Earth is strewn witli flowors ' 

Thoro aro liHiuties and trutlis 
SHU in Naturo's wild look : 

In each forest and glade, 

Jn each murmuring brook 

| n the birds and their songs, 

In the ocean's bread swell, 

In lie stars up in Heaven, 

Holiest Beauty doth dwell 

the sunshine 


sermon. His object was not to appear groat, 
hut to do good. Ilo sinned to understand 
correctly .the' rule of greadnbes under tho 
Christian dispensation— the fulo that deter- 
mines tlio degree, of 'greatness. hy tlio inmnmt 
of good accomplished. 

hor a superintendent liiBipialifieutioiis were 
of a very superior order. Ilo was thorough- 
ly acquainted with hunuuj nature 1 as devel- 
oped in every-day life, lie uijdorstood every 
part jif the work committed to hla-cnre, and 
easily acquired, ..as -by intuition, a thorough 
men associated witli him 
In his integrity, his prtt- 


His advantages for early education were 
vcryjiniited ; yet ho was by no means an Un- 
learned man. Wc can hardly seo how lie 
could find time, or place, or ijooks for study, 
yet lie did bcconto, proficient in Latin, (Ircck 
and I lobrow. i ie read tho .Scriptures in their 
original' tongues, and lie was capable of or it- 
cul exposition of difficult passages. Ilo was 
acquainted with several branches of polite 
literature, and always kopt fully up with the 
history- of the times. . Wq have alluded to 
tho great number id' letters, and the large 
a mount , of other matter lie wrote. Where 
arc. these letters, and where aro the papers 
he left on various "subjects interesting to tho 
society and connection Why have •'they 
lu'vor.beon collected and published ' or, at 
hoist . Used in producing 11 biography wortliy 
lib the man and of the Methodist Church ' 
I'd ace. lie dic'd it, whole generation lias passed 
from earth,, nnd- the nq'me.andtlic fam e of 
Aslmry liavo hccn sufrered todoscend rapidly 
to, tile oblivion from which recovery may 
soon, he hopeless. It can not bo that the 
hundreds of let'ters received by Asbury from 
persons connected with him in church follow- 
ship, tho thousands he wrote to his coadju- 
tors and friends, atul the papers on " various 
subjects," of which lie often speaks, do not 
contain facts and suggestions of deep inter- 
est in the illustration of his personal ’charac- 
ter. He is a writer of no inferior order.' 
1 lis journals, it is true, exhibit no peculiar 
graces of composition yet even these daily 


Tho wild rogues worn thunderstruk ; they 
meant to run away from tho prayer meeting, 
but it was quito another thing to run away 
from fifty pounds. I hits that had been taken), 
up were replaced, and feet already lit the 
door turned back No soonor luul tho oiler 
been mudcf than one of Mr. Hudgdtt s sons, 
making himself as unn of tho party, said ; 
“ Fifty pounds !■ that's something ;‘‘why, there 
are ii hundred of us, and suppose We divide 
it amongst us, there will he half a sovereign 
apiece. This proposition would probably 
hiivo.boon very acceptable to tile company, 
but another who was in- tho secret, at once 


horrible 


oulcilds corah," 

. , John Randolph drots this before tempo* 
runne societies wore in voguo; but he find 
scon cnortghdf tlio influence of whisky drink- 
ing upon' politirnl interests to enable hint to 
speak tho truth upon this subject, at least so 
far as the effects of whfoky on party spirit 
are concerned!. AVho does not, know -what 
nn immense control whisky and ram drink- 
ing exerts over tlio preparations for popular 
elections ! Banish its itso from tho country, 
and more than half the evils of polUioul life 
will be at oneobnted. [Mctli. 1'rot. 


wickedness remain ? 


Importance of Dootrtaal PmAlfcj 

it was tho constant pracUda of tho am*, 
ties, and the best divines in all ages of the 
luvroh, to present with unwearied diligence 
tho dwtrines of the Gospel. And Paul* 
charge, arc most explicit nnd earoest to this 
effect. To 1 imothy ho says : " Tchargethee, 
before Qod and the Lord Jestts Christ, who 
shall judge Aho quick and tho dead at" his «p- 


in the mini's try. In his integrity, his pru- 
dence, his conscientiousn ess,' an d his dovotiou 
to the Interest of the* Church, the preachers 


and the people had . the highest confidence 
It would seem providential, that in the in- 
hitYey of the ( Imrcji, such a man was spared 
so long to matitfoTind pcrfcct Gia B^stym of 
t hureh government which the Methodists 
had adopted, hor thirty-two years, a period 
formlngai cycle in littman Mo, lio presided 
unquestioned arid unrestrained over tin- .'des- 
tinies tif tlie Cliureh. Hu lived to see. the 
system, which luid boon hastily adopted in 
17.S4. amended, modified, and better adapted 
tlnm it could reasonably be expected to be oil 
first trial, to tho circumstances and wants of 
the t hureli . I he Discipline adopted at tlio 
organization of the Church in ] Til l was sub- 
stantially the -same witli that of the English' 
Methodists. It hud grown up. in Kngland 
under the Wesleyan regime by, custom and 


There's beauty, in 
(Vliicll chases the shadow, 
flint lightly before it 
Klits over tlio meadow. 

There is beauty ill all tilings • 
Which our -Father hath given, 
Perfect beauty and love. 

To lead us to Heaven. 

Oil, 1 feel tho warm pressure 
Of that Beauty's control, 
like joy stealing sweetly 
O'er, the gloom-stricken soul. 
Oik flrori*. Shflby c#.. Al»., Juno 29, 1852. 


™ i. nuuii, in neiiHOTi. out of **Bon • numf*, 
rebuke, exhort with nil long suffering „„d 
doctrine. F or the time will oomc when they 
will not endure spurn! . doctrine. And this 
prediction is too true of UH . fflorol. » grow- 
Ihg disposition in the Church to updervalor 
aml neglect sound, plain, praotlcTl, term# 
uistied explanation and enfonement'oflBiblr 
truth. 

And this d’uqioaitiofl is in a great manner 
owing to this neglect, Jlrhiolf i. a sufficient 
cause of itself; (for tho two things act re- 
ciproonlly upon ujtd tend to produce one an- 
other,) And is partly a tfrihuthUe'to, if p<,s- 
elble, a will more ruinous inclination yet. 
That which manifests itseifln attempts to 
conform. to a .public sentiment produced by 
ST P rt,r ““ fo have no special regard for, 
or experimental knowledge of, religion atelt 

And wejnay rest assured' that if w f modify 
our Religion to suit the jiopular ear and tA*to 
ire will rob it of its power, nnd hove no more 
than they. For one of tlm haft test# of true 
piety nnd good preaching is, Hint in propor- 
tion ns men nre wicked and uucgiicenied, 
they do not like it. Because the num.'ll blind 
is enmity agaiiftt-Hod. A nd^j list us we con- 
form our liVyB nnd pmmhhigtii flmfcdyGus- 
pel of God, will they batons, hticifiso they 
hate God. Consequently theii* nbtlorflmii 
sentiments concerning religiotwv inatruetion 
are to be no rule for ns. ■ ; 

'Toper knowledge is.tbe onl^tgwfoundjf 
lion for correct sentiment; anilieorract senti- 
ments nr iselief, the only pnterand relisbl# 
basis and motive to right acHon. So We must 
know right before we cnif'letievr right ; and 
wo must believe right before we can do rigjfiL 

And if wo. suffer , ou$tlve» to ftgget, and 
our children to grjjw up ignorant o^ the great 
truths of the Oiristian religion, we will be 
ever liable to be taken- by Worm, by every 
little wind of doctrine that passes hy, and 


For lh« N, O, (Jhritliiin AilTorala, 

ROMISH SECRETS OUT. 


W.iulo tint rejoice, in iniquity. It is indeed 
a ynmi/W-duty to give enlarged publicity to 
Hitch developments of iniquity us follow. 
Rut nevertheless it y is duty. Wc have Ro- 
witli its boiMting pretun- 


mg lorth “eonqneriug 
all tlii; inmintains and valleys and plains of 
the American continent, lie had been long 
anxious to see, before his death, the superin- 
tendence of the Church committed to some 
one of American birth— some Klislin, on wlibm 
might fall the mantle of Elijah. Tho I.ord 
granted him tlio desire of bis heart. In Mc- 
Kciidroe Asbury saw all be could liopt’, all 
lie oould desire. Nor did he overrate tho 
virtues of that excellent-man. the noble, the 
mugmmimous, tlibchivalrous, tlio devout, the 
eloquent M Kendree, And could lie liavo 
soon the eloquent George, the amiable Hub- 
erts, nud the learned ' Emory, to say nothing 
of tho wortliy men yet living, occupying, the 
Episcopal chair, he would Have said, like the 
saint of old, “Lord, now lettest thou thy ser- 
vant depart in- peace, for mine eyes have seen 
thy salvation." fluidics’ llfpositorv. 


uuuiism among us 
sions -attempting to plant its nunneries und 
kindred hiding places for sin in our laud. 

Mr. Connolly lias figured somowhut in 
Mississippi und Louisiana, and has been, 
brought before our readers On n former ocoa-^ 
slob. We take these developments of his 
from tlio New York Obser 

fierce Connelly was an 
Tennessee. 


for forty-livo years Asbury was the loader 
rf Amorieon Methodism. F.vory year lie 
node the tour of tlio American .States, trav- 
efing never less than five thousand, and often 
nmh than six thousand miles a year. He 
nuit, therefore, during his residence in Ame- 
rica, have traveled at least two hundred and 
fifty thousand miles, a distance equal to ten 
tiaeB the ciroumferenco of the earth. And 
this unmenee amount of journeying lie per- 
formed under the most unfavorable circum- 
stances. There were no railroads, no steam- 
boats, no ttage-coachcs. There were hardly 
roads passable for any Wheeled vehicle. Tlio 
«dy teethed of getting over tho country was 
eptashian. Daring the latter part of bis life 
Arisuy wae ablo to get along in a gig. but 
tar the greater part of his two hundred and. 
fifty Ihamnd miles wae performed on horse- 
isrJr. Jn this manner lie had to climb steep 
■ountains, descend abrupt declivities. Wind 
along sequestered valleys, cross extended 
pbins, ford rivers, .and wade swamps. 

,lfe ueually preached at least once every 
week-day, nnd three, times every Sunday. 
He estimates the number of discourses annu- 
ally atabout five hundred. At any rate, .the 
number of discourses he preached during his 


beauty, which surprise us, when we consul 
the circumstances under which he wrote- 
circumstances the most inconvenient possihf 
in log cubins crowded witli talkative womo 
noisy children Und burking dugs; with co 


erly conducted the first mooting. It was ar- 
ranged tlmt the weekly rendezvous should bo 
tlie vestry oft the cluipel on Sunday evenings 
alter tlio service. - This seemed to the young 
men u very natural gathering place ; but it 
was just tho point which secured Mr. Bud- 


Episcopal priest in, 
He went to Rome by tho way of 
Puioyisu, and ills wife went with him. He 
was willing to bo a Popish priest, hut ho lmd' 
a wife. iSlio wont into a nunnery, ho took 
orders in the Chtiroh of Homo . One day Tic 
caught a brother priest, while making dem- 
uublrutious towards him wife in tlie . convent, 
more free than, in lifo-view, were consistent 
with tho moral law, and tbo vow* oft tlio 
priesthood. Hi) buw a good many irtlu-r 
tilings in “ Holy Mother " that startled him, 
and finally, when his eyes were wide open ho 
saw so many tilings, tlmt like a prudent man 
he quit the great charnel house, nud wrote a 
lettor to his Popish patron ii> which, .among 
other tilings too hard io 'repeat, he says : 

" I liavo seen priests and bishops of tho 
Churuh of Rome, thoir own convictions dis- 
regarded, and uli responsibility to God and 
to Koeioty thrown off in the instinct of hos- 
tility to man’s natural relationships, (in spite, 
too, in one instance, of the private oommands 
of tho Pope himself,) I have seen them Imnd 
together, for the mere sake of a legacy or a 
life interest, to break down laws which are 
looked upon, even by savages, as the mast 
Bacred of all, divine or human.. I have 
known a husband taught and direoted to deul 
double in tho sacred mutter df religion with 
liis own high-born sister’s wife, a brother 
witli his own high-born sisters, wives with 
their husbands, and daughters without num- 
ber with their trusting parents. I have 
known in Derbyshire, a young lady not eight- 
oun years of age, the daughter of a widowed 
mother, the mother also a Roman Catholic, 
sodUeed into a convent under false pretences, 
kopt there in spite of every effort of hor fam- 
ily, with the approbation of the Papal au- 
thorities, and only delivered by my own pub- 
lic throat, as a priest, of application to the 

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rumpled paper ; and suffering from headache, 
toethache, chills, fever, sore tliropt, and every 
other form of ill that “ flesh is heir to " in a 
new and sickly country. Tlie only speci- 
mens of his composition 1 have found exhib- 
iting a fair view of tlie qualities of bis style 
as a writer, 


Conference of 17 ts-i, adopted thebe -reguhr- 
tiiintfin all respects, so far us they wore ap.. 
plica! ilo Jo. tlie eiroiuhstunces of the Church 
iu thisVountry. Often us a new rule was 
needed, Asbury would propose it in each of 
tho Annual Conferences. If sanctioned by 
nil the Conferences, it became a rule of the 
Discipline. 

In 17«7 Itisliop Asbury, while confined sev- 
eral weeks by lameuess,- undertook and com- 
pleted a thorough revision of tlie Discipline, 
arranging its matter under appropriate heads) 
He did nst, however, assume to alter any old 
or to add any new rule. ' At the General 


the obituary notices of tlie 
early preachers, inserted in the old Minutes 
from 17$o to ISOS. There is internal evi- 
dence that Asbury wrote nil, or nearly all, 
these notices up to 1.S0S. 

I can only form some estimate of liis preach- 
ing talents from the notices of liis texis and 
beads of serinous in his journal. 


GUILE WITHOUT GUILT. 


meet at the chapel; About sixty came; 
these were regularly met ou Sunday night, 
after the public service, for roli gious instruc- 
tion. und in the week for secular instruction. 
A good library wus bought witli tbo original 
donation, occasional lectures on scientific sub- 
jects were delivered by some of tho masters 
of Kiugswood school, nud year by year a tea- 
meeting was given, at which rewards of very 
substantial books were distributed. 


The following incident is extracted from 
the ■■ Successful Merchant." It exhibits Air. 
Burgctt, tlie hero of the book, in one of tlio 
best aspects of bis interesting character. He 
is seen employing zeal, Hkill uud money in 
tbo work of human improvement-- a tuio ex- 
ample for every Christian, especially every 
mart of business. 

One Sunday evening he was preaching at 
.a neighboring village. As lie iVme home he 


His texts 

seem always appropriately chosen, ^and liis 
thoughts presented in a natural order and 
simple style. -He seldom fheddled with con- 
troversy or metaphysics. He discussed tlie 
fundamental doetrines of evangelical religion 
with elearexposition and forcible logic. He 
enforced the practicable precepts of Christian 
duty. He denounced sin sometimes in terri- 
ble language, while lie invited tlie sinnef to 
Cnrist in stiff nnd soothing tones. 

His manner, as we should infer from bis 
own notices in liis journal, was generally 
pointed nnd energetic, sometimes boisterous. 
His voice was deep and powerful, but lie 
could speak in tones of sweetest melody, 
melting tlie hurdeBt henrt. 

In looking over liis journals, wo can but 
admire bis lmppy selection of texts appropri- 
ate to the circumstances under which tie 
preached. Finding tlie people at one- ap- 
pointment divided among themselves, he 
preached from these words: “This is his 
commandment, tluit wc should believe on tlio 
nam’d of his Son, Josns Christ, and love one 
another.’ - To a mry stupid pooplo he 
.'preached from this passage "The word 
prcaohod did not profit them, not being mixed 
with faith in thorn tlmt heard it." Arriving 
at liis preaching place one summer day. and 


its, and every stump of the accomplished 
good-for-nothing. His heart yearned for 
them : lie thought how they lmd been pass- 
ing that lovely summer; Sabbath. He, went 
up to them, and in liis own neighborly way 
began to converse. He told ttiem ho was 
lmppy, and lie should like to seo them lmppy. 
"You have miuds, and i should like to see 
you improve your minds', you ought to have 
something -to think about, nnd to employ you 
usefully.’’ - So on he chatted until he had ob- 
tained somo .littlo hold of thoir attention. 
“Now," lie said, u if I gave you a good tea, 
would you like to como nnd tako it !” 

"O yes! 0 yes! :’ was tho cheerful answer. 

“ Thon como up to tho vestry of Kings- 
iSrood chapel to-morrow ovoning 


“•ay journeyings ; and when remaining in 
<w ptace for a few days, he would pray every 
taw he ate, .every time a' visitor called on 
him, tad every time ho mode a call. He 
would talk personally on religioim experience 
with every member of every family 'he vis- 
ited. He attended seven Conferences overy 
Jttr, and an nnknown number of quarterly 
ieetings and camp mootings. 

In addition to all this ho \ 

1**1- His published journuls 
Don twelve hundred 


Ui .iNuury. in icon an entire change was 
made in tlie constitution of tiie General Con-* 
Terence. . The Conference lmd been an assem- 
bly of all tlio elders of all tlie Ann uni Con- 
ferences. h roni IbOh it beeume a* represen- 
tative body, witli general powers, qinder cer- 
tain limitations and restrictions. This was 
what Asbury lmd long desired, and lie was 
lmppy in seeing it accomplished. He lived 
till lie saw tlio constitution of the Church 
modified and amended to moot tlm wants 
which experience lmd dovelopod, and till ho 
saw other men rising up capable of leading 
on the sacramental host to .victory and 


3. Whon there is less delight in God. 
“ Whom havo I iu heaven but Theo 1 nnd 
there is nono upon earth that 1 dosire besides 
Theo.” “Wc will ho glad and rejoice in 
Thoo ; wo will remembor Thy love more than 
wino." Wlmt is your daily oxporionoo ! 

4. When there is less inclination for com- 
munion witli God. "Tjuly our fellowship is 
with tho Father and with liis Sou Jesus 
Christ." Is the closet loss frequented J or is 
prayer engaged in more us a privilege than a 
duty ' How is it ! 

• 5. Whon there are hard thoughts of God 
under the dispensations of His Providence ; 
when tho soul .is restless and disturbed under 
them, and turns from 


wrote a grout 
i mako more 
. He wrote, as he 

ratiaates, nearly ono thousand letters a year, 
w wrote also largely on various mutters con- 
Wted witli tlie affairs of tho Church. In 

* winter of 1 700 ho says lie wrote, wliilo 
“Utag in Charleston,, “more than tliroo 

pages on subjects interesting to tho 
testy and connection.’’ ’ * 

Much was added to his lubor of mind by 
(duty of stationing tlie preachers in the 
<®*1 Conferences, Districts and Circuits. 

Wore on tlie average, ■ daring tho last 
°r twelvo years of liis superintendence, 
“ten Conferences, between thirty and forty 
h ^ lroe fiandrod Circuits, und live 
P re achor8. ft was his duty to ap- 
' °“i every year, all those five hundred 
In s' <unong a* 10 H'reo hundred oireuits. 
nub 6t *°.^° this judiciously, ho had to uo- 
e acquaintance personally with tho prcaoli- 
, 40 }° h® informed, cithor hy persouil 
Z m , 0t b y report, of tho ciroum- 
ces and wants of eacli circuit. He had 
ton *m 4Te our tnodorn bishops, an informal 
Dorn) 0 * » Presiding oiders to mako the ap- 
meats for him, requiring only his oppro- 
u tl ° ftv tailed himself of suoh fucts 
able t oiders or others might be 

place. conoelp ning tho men and tlie 

* Us*™ t ** en ma< * e the appointments 

ow . responsibility, according to his 
»« m 6W |i or eapedienoy. Often ho 


chann<t of the Euphrates had not become 
dry before it was thronged with a v terribls 
army dr invaders, who reoklessly murdered 
her eitixena and king, and istad Babylon" in 
ruins forever.' 1 Ta a if4 sieejfciJeq 
And so this majestic stream of doqtrine, 
which for ages lioA supplied the Church with 
tho w%tor of life, may seem ansight)y to some 
apd troublesome to others; but it is to the 
Church both hor support and defence ; and 
whenever its ohufnel is empty, it will not be 
less prophetic and, njarmihg than tb> myste- 
rious hand thoi wrtie tlie alarming dobni of 
ancient Babylon. [Hres. Herald. 


wc aro go- 
ing to liavo u littlo mooting, und you slmll 
have a good tea.” -This was a tca-mcctiug of 
tlio tract distributors. Ho paid for tickets 
for liis new friends, who did not fail to bo 
there ; and after they had dono their ondea- 
vor upon tlio eatables, lie cunio up to them 
and .said, -“-Well, have you hud a good tea ! ” 
“'Ecs, tlmnk ’co.” 

“I suppose you know many young men, 
just of your own kind, who go about the 
lanes on a Suuduy night liko you !” 


tiling to another 
for relief, without quietly casting itsolf upon 
God, und waiting his time. When under 
trials and inj urics, socond causes are too much 
regarded, and tlie Boul.is disposed to consider 


to ho answered 1 Caro mio; 1 know it, I know 
it all, and more, and worse than all ; but no- 
thing oan bo done,’ 1 havo known a priest 
(here in Kngland) practice Liguori on liis 
clientele simply ss on amateur of wiokodaess, 
apparently without conscious malice,' ?just us 
he. would try poison upon dogs or cats ; on. 
Iugo, without oven an imaginary wrong from 
aiiy body. I Imvc known fins creature got 
up, and vory successfully, a miracle, (1 have 
proofs in his own handwriting) at the very 
moment When, as u brother priest satisfied 
me, ho was experimenting in seduction-"* But 
I have known a 


“ Ho you think if 1 promised them a good 
tea they would come! ” Ho wus encouraged 
to hopo for their company on such terms; 
and soon his brother class leaders lmd a hun- 
dred tickets in thoir hands, to bo given to the 
worst yuuog men in the neighborhood, with 
tlie promise of u bountiful treat if they came 
to t|lm great room on Mr. Budgett’s premises, 
wliioli served for a chapel and all good pur- 
poses. Tho tickets wero taken rather Bhyly, 
for they know well enough that Mr. Budgott 
was not gathering them without Borne reli- 
gious end ; so they said they did not want to 
go to Budgett to be hooked in for a prayer 
meeting, or so meth ing of- that sort. How- 
ever, tlm "good ten” went far. At last a 


the instrument, rather than the hand tliut 
wields it. • 

C. YVhen there iu a less tender conscience, 
less sense of God's presence, loss Uiroumspec- 
tion and curcfhlness in the daily lifo ; when 
greater latitude is taken, und there is less 
tender anxioty against displeasing God, and 
less holy, humble reverential four of God. 

7. When Christ seems less glorious in his 
person, and less precious in liis work. 

8. When there ia u doouy of love to Chris- 
tians. “ Evory ono that lovotli him that be- 
gat, loyotli him also tliut is begotten of him.” 


it is recorded that in the tima of dur Sa- * 
viour, when tha dfooiples journeyed WCaper- 
naum, they disputed among thetaeWes 
which Ohould be greatest ; but although they . 
received a prompt reproof, their example is 
not without imitators at the present day. In 


every sphere in life may be found the sous 
unhallowed ambition ; the same atrift “pho 
shall lie greatest.’* Whatever way ’be the 
standard pf this ooyeted greatness, the can- 
didates for it ate apt to indulge in envy of 
those .totwfi 


nothing could he done 
priest received and honored at a prince-bish- 
op's table, when tho host knew him to havo 
just seduced u member of his own family. 
But nothing oould bo done! I have liomi 
niocked with false promises by dean and bish- 
op in denouncing a young priest in whoso 
bed- room— and before there hod boon time 
for him to drcHS himself— in broad day, iu 
En gland, und er n con vent roo f, ) hud myself 
found a young uiiu, apparently us much at 
Inline as her confessor was himself, i have 
limi forced to let puss, without oven occlesi- 
usticul rebuke, a priest's attempt upon the 
chiietity of my own wife, the mother of my 
children, and to find instead, .only suit) means 
tukou to prevent the communication to me 
of any similar attempt iu future. 

“ This is a part of wliut has come within 
Hut it is not yet the 


probable, I givo tho following . reasons for 
what can scarcely he called my choice. I was 
culled iu lily fourteenth your. I began my 
public exorcises betwoon sixteen and seven- 
teen. At twenty-ono I traveled. Attwcn- 
tyisir-t-cnmir-tor Am erica: — Thii v- fii r I- hud' 
reason enough for a. single life. It lmd boon 
uiy intention to return to Europe at thirty 
yours of age, but tlm war continued, "nnd it 
wus ton years before wo lmd u settled, lasting 
penoe, This was no time to marry or lx* 
given in marriage. At thirty-nine I was or- 
dained Superintendent Bishop in America. 
Among tho duties imposed upon mo by my 
offioe, wns tliut of traveling extensively, anil 
1 could hardly expect to find a woman wjiJj 
grace to induce her willingly to live but one 
week out of fifty-two witli hor husband , lle- 
s'ules, wlmt right has any man to (nko ad- 
vantage of the affections of u woman, make 
her liis wife, and hy a voluntary absence sub- 
vert tlm whole ordur and economy of tlm 
marriage state, hy separating those whom 
ueitlmr God, nature, nor tlm requirements of 
civil society permit long to lie put. a, under 1 
U is neither just nor generous. 


themselves in 


aritma; 


jeet mby 
honor of 


tacratlc and 


Christ. "Ho tjmt is born of God, is created 
unew in Christ. Jesus unto good works.” 
Hereunto was lio Called, Do you attend tlie 
prayer meeting loss frequently! Do you 
pray less for others'! Do you make less ef- 
fort to persuudo mori to uttend upon tlie 
lueuns of grnoo ! Do you do less personally 
to interest others iu religion T Does your 
piety flow only iu one particular channel, 
and do you count zeal for party to ho zeal for 
Christ ’!, ('an you read tlm nows of tlie day 
with more interest tlmn you cun an uooount 
of the progress of Christ's kingdom itr tl)o 
world! How do you feel for sinners ( As 
the l’nolmist felt! " Divers pf water run 
down mine eyes, because they keep pot thy 


side. Tho mom was crowded ; above a hun- 
dred came, und such a set. of guestH lout sol- - 
dum met. under a decent roof all similes of 
vice und recklessness were gathered there to 
feast uud "run away from good advice, Tt 
wus plain tliut tlm ringleaders wero iu one 


case, to now many ungenerous a 
feelings doss it lead ! in order t 
with Abe "favored few,** it may 
to break loose from old, luspoiatl 


n ** these n ' , 

•M sarau uddod S retttl y t( > 'M* labor, 
For li dl8tr6 “«d him. 
ln)U(i,..!!i ,^ 108c rervicqs ho receive^ not one 
Archbiui IOUStt “d dollars a year, witli the 
C4nterlj fo'y uor twonty-fivo 
Slates ’ W . tbo '‘resident of tli6_ United 
*hminhm mUe t - hoUmi “ d ’ with 'he Ameri- 
oourt. l r P' ou ipotcntiury to some foreign 
c lenrvn,^! >r el* t ' ,0 M Hund i with tlio settlod 
Mr JoiL ° !'j ew '-“gland ; hut only aiitjj- 
his lrau .1 8 received iu uddition to (his 
•'ll rui],i" l ^."' Wn *” ■’ tllat 's, what he uctu- 
Uvern bill! 1 tor foi ' r iage and foil and 

toother J 8 ° lu fi ' rul11 one Conference trt 
"tat with ii! 48 rB faoded by the Conferences, 
vide Ua “ ara h ° hud to p r ‘" 

|tag,, 1 '*‘~ ,lorso “rtd traveling equi- 
«gt e t‘ W8 “ ,,d ^ k8 He receiveii 
Wen. * ' ' ***** of !>!• lifo Home few 

doUiTM to about, two tbouaund 


‘ l cl^J^^medci^e^e. , ’ Then the 
friendship, of long yean of , 
even the ties of relutiouahip ui 


odd nnd boisterous rogueries. To this point 
one of “ tlio young gentlemen " betook him- 
self, sat down lie side till' chief, nmde one of 
the party, and tuiked as familiarly as if ho 
were quito on thoir side. The hero lie se- 
lected lmd traveled anil sailed as a stoker, 
and therefore was a notability among his as- 
sociates. Neither tlie hospitality npr the Cor- 
dial feeling lmd liny efieot: upon Ills cuurso 
nud, lieudhtrimg badness.- lie tried iu nil 
wuy» to disconcert bis qtt»»p*ot«i uomrv'h', 
and would not by auy uieapa foil , bio his 
iianie. ■' (h-r yiyu “(temp* j 

senuiide couversutrou, Ilia yuiuig hji.i ijuid. 

" I ttipfiwe shall spend u ploasuut eroniiy; 
ivlifi't do ymt think w» oiigft to do by way of 
-'ujoviiig ourseJvfs! " 

‘ i on lmd better get up tin J milke us iqblt' 

of » duamiii., > 


and forgotten, b 
danger of (psing 


my own experienoc. 
worst of that sad luparienfe- 

u J have seeu -priests of mean abilities, of 
ooursu natures, and grosa- breeding, pruutice 
upon pure nad highly gifted women of thu, 
upper ranks, married and ^unmarried, tlm 
teachings of their treacherous and. imp'nrc 
eaauistry, witli a success tlmt seamed more 
than liuuuiu. I have seen those priests im- 
l-ueu tlmir prcteudedly divine uutliority, nud 


b« suspeoted of too 


law.” As Paul ! WTio-had great lmuviuess 
sod ootHUiUcd sorrow iu liis heart for Ids 
brethren. Ids kinsmen iiiynrdiug tu tlm lleali. 

1 might enlarge, but enough has I wen said. 
Now Whnt'mttlO' Verdjct ! Cold! dr Ikl l or 
l.ufotharm ? “ rAltoiiT’resb. Rsporti-r 


of their frit 


I limy ii-l-l 

to this, that 1 had little motley, nnd witli this 
little I administered U) the ueaessities of a 
beloved mother till I Was fifty-seven. If I 
have dime wrung, I hope God and the sex will 
lorgive urn. it is uiy duty now to bestow tlm 
pittance l may have to spare upon tlm will- 


support it by mook miracles, for 
ware simply devilish. I have h 
into my ears what can never ha ul 
what o.ugiit nut tube halisved, hat 
too plainly trite. And I have sps 
ttiat is most depbinible is tmt-uu uoi 
a resuli, und au inevitable pnujt,J 


JParty Hjiii-it-outi Wbiaky Drinking. 


if. S. Key, tbo apthur (if the "Star -Spun 


ting of mere deulamatitm 











ingly.tho rates of .pharge for instruction in 
,|,lii\t dcpaHmcnt.J*rHf -wjiponr in the catalogue 
of t lio College. Prof. It. is a native of tho 
.State of New York, a gentleman of high mo- 
ral worth, and a musician of universal genius. 

■ Immediately after prayeC by tTip Rev.. J. C.' 
Doremus, tho choir sung tho 24til I’snlm-J- 
“ Tho earth is tho lord’s, and the* fullnoKs j 


and students doserved, and had groat praise 
I am sure, from all who wero so fortunate in 
to witness its inspiring and improving exor 
ciscs; for my part, I folt proud of the Heir- 


A tee trtaC n' 

T. loT °r s pf. scandal have a dish of it 
liero. i The pamjdot before us, claiming to 
be tho only correct edition from tho London 
Reports, 1 boars an awful testimony i.gninst 
Homo. Its stonoh is worBO than ripping up 
an old wound, or unsealing the mouth of u 
sepulchre. The examination of witnesses re- 
minds ul of the prophot digging into the 
walk “ I urn tbc'o yot ugain and thou .ahull 
seo greater abominutions that they do" 
Hero are tho doings -of those sanctimonious,. 


CENTENARY COLLEGE, LA j. 

Ms. Emit*'.: On Tuesday morning, 27th 
July, the Ftonklin Institute, one of the ‘Col- 
lego Societies, held its anniversary. 1 1 con- 
sisted of six addresses ordinarily orlginnl, and 
ordinarily orcditablo to the speakers of the 
College, accompanied witli music l>y tlio Col- 
lege orchestra. After which, tho two litem- 


thoroby sow s^cd for angels' rejoicing over 
repenting BinnorR, and promote tho glbru of 
? od ' Wo our spirits In the 

the house of David for sin and 
jit is moro blessed to give than 


With file Summerflieij 
'vtl.us. Wo cnjoy cda ^ 
from the presence <jf the*? 
>ng closed with about £ 
eight accessions to the cZL 

ship considerably rovivcu^ " 

Btdul witli mo during tho inm 
With much vigor and 0 ffi 
made an appointment f or ! 
mg at each ohuroh ;0n the , 
meeting comes off on the 1 
September. Yours, etc., 

W. K. 


dejljpF dipciplo is ovcrlodikod and unre- 
>*d. While visits of ceremony and 
■riagtkttvtatitai* are paid to the gay and 
hmMM, tlicre is no time.to-vitat the poor 
humble : no sympathy to spare for the 
h tries! and widows in their affliction.'' 
the ChUroh reasonably hope to prosper 
grow in grace, while thoro is such a lack 
hrietian unity and fellowship; while its 
ibwn scarcely know each other by iame, 
la they are seen in “goodly apparel," oc- 
ing a high seat in the synagogue ' I 
, this ought not to be ao, especially in the 
toy, where it is so eeey for all the mem- 1 
of tho oh arch to be acquainted. It 
Id be Ml that there is a bond ot union 


fount open in 
itncloannoss. 
to rocoive. 

in view of all this, is thoro no voice from 
tho religious proas ? Of our {Methodist '/.inn 
ifted up, calling aloud for, thp special pray- 
ers of tho Chufch, in favor jof- tho cause of 
missions ! Is thoro nq hoartiin our brethren 
the preachers, -local lujjd Itinerant, no bouI in 
class leaders and exhumers, nf tears of Mar- 

„ „ ‘ ha ’ 8 m,d Ma *A wWoh may ho brought 

gentlemen in cowls flio Romish tri,JI,Uu 'y to this, our fcommon enuso ! Our 
and hero uro iiisidu viows of those ® . mer ' 8 $W>> tbd causo.ifor which ho 
chastity umf pioty-Con^7 -•^“^^^tntrhosts'i UtaYif for Which he 


tenary Coliogh of Louisiana. 

fho report of: tho Eiamining Committee 
spake well of the progress and scholarship of 
tho stud onto. 1 1 will probably lie Bent to you 
for publication. Tho conditions and prospect 
of tho College, us it presented itself to tho 
Hoard of Trustees, washover hotter : out of 
debt, cxcopt $ Iff JO still duo on tlio burnt 
building, and with increasing patronage: 
May it long send forth, upon all tho land, its 

linn 1 f li Pul . i ' . 


and correctness (jf 


.Carter, Minden, La. —“No Eloqucnco with- 
' out \irtuo" — a practical treatment of tlio 
subject-- much earnestness of thought — clour 
conception - unaffected and plain language,' 
Ho tlirow liimsclf into his speech — evidently 
could not speak'on any theme without first 
believing it. Llow important that sUcli 
should always think right! Tho sentiment 
of Mr. Clay wns introduced witli power, 11 1 
had rather be right, than he President.' 1 

A. C. Huff, Wilkinson county, Miss,, “ Mu- 
tability”— very smoothly done. 

D. C. Montgomery, Washington county, 

Mini. — u Trinmnlio nf Afln.l H as 


aroola mission, 

Dn,\a liaoTHKa : Sines 
yon wo have lmd some sac 

I hftvo knowledge of somot 

thirteen lmvo joined on pro 
tor, six adults and tweti 


JMetIiOdist; , 

[ New Treaties on HArrikJii.-tjho hook agem 
J. Early, lias just published u work , by Dr 
Summon), diueussitig tlio mture) tlio perpetu- 
ity, the subject8,|the mod i and use.of Chris- 
tian Baptism. Tho AppJudix answers Dr. 
Howell's Evils of Infant BaUism, and exhibit* 


have named the name 


Hbt: and a common hope should lead 
to feel a personal and kindly interest 


which shall be greatest" Imt 
ie most Sanest and useful in 
Redeemer's kingdom. [Chris- 


vno wouia keep informed of the 
itisli periodical. -literature, cun not 
- to moro advantage than for the 
edition of this ’Magazine, or slO 
I the four Reviews, Addr ess' Leofi'i 
k Co., 70 Fultnu st., New York, 
n polities, and'qhe Chine** at home 
(Ip arc noticeable articles, in this 
fhe first, (in tha.)|efom!:.'s of Eng-' 
or tlm old croaking style of Black - 
is article, written ptohfibly by Al- 
historian, contains (tie 'following 


addressing an audience whoso minds were 
free, in regard to himself, from illiberal pre- 
judice of every kind. In the course of the 
address he made a happy allusion to the de- 
parted great Kentuckian, hukliing tlio con- 
tentions of party, in the lines of Virgil : 

“ Tom, plotstfl graff-ni or mrrltli t i forts »lmm (|a«m 
Ocwpenre, silent, erref Usque snrlkiie utsnl : 

Iljeii-irit dlctla snlmoe. et pfrtorn mulct, “ 

I had the good fortune to lie quartered with 
hiB Excellency, in the family ofbj’residcnt 
Rivers, and do not know when I have met a 
more nffabie and interesting gentleman. It 
was not cosy to realise that the personage so 
ready to talk and talking With tho students, 
and nil who were about him, but a; little 
whih' since occupied a, large placo in the na- 
tion's co “ 


Miss. -“Triumphs of Mind.” Mr M. wai 
the youngest of the class his speech wai 
long, and was spoken, with greai^eniiness- 
the theme was so boufidless, iliat'f ho iuost ol 
persona in discussing it, would hip'c been he- 
trayed into great length ; its thought wa« 


mldod to the work. What a 

of the planters do not adopt t 

mg their servants preached t 
The missionary could serve 
appoinfmonM, nnd then hii 
fall lighter on.tho patrons, it 


clear, and clearly expressed. * 1. 

.1. J. Lane, New Orleans, - LA |p“penivis 
antf Piety of Bunyan ’-Un unusUl Object, 
and handled with fuccess- style, iplain and 


Saturday Morning, August 7 


tho world." 1 

| 

Progress ok Eahoa.— Tl|j editt 
Herald, discussing tlio imifprtnnc 
Missions in the tfliureh, ill net 
sighted domestic evangelisation of 
tlmt are pouring in upon 
aliroad with their Uennan idbalisn 


■OW THEY RBOBTYED HIM. 

»£L , — * 

i !■ this city there is an honest mulatto man 

Vp we wot of named J»ck. He lived verv quietly 
and as happily as folia to lot of most mortals, 
afemfc two More yean, in the state of 
m. dbommas. Jack is • preacher of moderate 
f *, Afl itt e a amoo|ftiia oolored brethren. In the 
, ,1*1 jn^T nr two he was seised with tho pro- 
Efmdv* spirit of the age. and bought himself 


-strong. 


onneils and the people's eye, and could style— thought vigorous, 

say of the greatest legislative measure in the the audience listened to it v 
hiitory of the Union, tention. 

>• Quorum uugna part ful.’* ^ ■ W, L. Nugent — “ The Bihl 

The friends of the College were greatly don °*" Government”— origin 
deliglited to see upon tlio platform tlie Gov- c * 01lr and harmonious in eXp 
ernor of Louisiana, tlie Hon. Jos. Walker, and ttnd beautiful in sentiment, g 
thefiovcrnor of Mississippi, Bitting on each lV°P r i»te in its delivery. It 
side of Dr. Winans, the l*rcsident of the < 1 performance of the C 
Joint Board— a noble trio, i do not wonder not 80 striking as that of tit 


least one immortal soul— * 
upon worlds- does seem to bt u ^ 
sufficient to move all Chrttfiaj 
lmvo their servants preaclied Wig 
day morning, if tlie man of dale 
them no other time. The pruBpet 
ing tlio Aroola Mission on apcrmi 
by the close or this year, isstilh 
expeot to lmvo n missionary home 
support for him and his another 

t lienee nn fltum yfar' th' year, j .| 
tain hut Aroola is to lie a model fc 
not all the Alabama missions. J 1 
ever, others will tako the hint to 
to the important Interest at stab. H 
desire and prayer to God aorta a 
cause at large— tlie colored nitot 


faming • rise at home eonrespon- 
ew relations, Jack included lost 
e a trip to the “Nooirdl." And 
he wait. ‘ He ^aljbercr seen 


the L hristlan lObeerver should he adopted by 
the next Geuetal ConfoiwM; djM ; be alarmed 
at mij- si/.o. Spanish things ^roW wonder- 
fully, and people learn magu Mly, iu course 
°f » ftw yeq^,,iu C'aUfornll-vjwo-oftB eue- 

toin utir Obs| rye t e ven thill,, but if 'yott 

up in the office of tlm ( Jhserver, with I Cd ‘ t0r " w<m !^ fltir , u p somo suhsoril^ra for us, 
excellent editor, writing nkhin -go*. 

t under the- little boxes you call pi- 1 Bro f her .Gralmm has arrived, | and gone to 


^ «*r Ute N. 0 . t'hri»D»n A JvtWnlp. 

OORRESPONDENGE . 


for the 


the freed niaii, and h« looked 


P ro of them— a “Tribute tolienry Clay," 
‘The Return of the Golden Age.” Tho 


has returnod quite hap jkjiji His 
of hi* trip to “ Nnfnrd"' h doleful, 
nos whom he expected g ree ti ngs and 
itfea, and a great shaking of hands, 
efflhe a- nigh." He couldn't find the 
it had done all that beautiful talking, 
feahfcway into one or two pulpits, 
wn,” says he, “thsy wouldn’t allow 
to up a collection." Aa forepate and 
■Ida* and all that, Jack found jt to 
much ha proportion with the 


first contained some most touching and fresh 
passages upon ^difficult,' because on almost 
I have from the President 


h ' 8 w . ork in fine health and spirits. Camp 
with the soil. ™ eeti ?8» «“•» becoming numerous and useful 
6f. this won- ‘ ca, '?‘ r y Brothers l^ooltly. Long, 
iroving fast: ? n _n - and myself expeot to halve n camp 

Iren in most * BotlI !S eaoli-soon, and you shall hear from 
i d«ee ; dud ™-T j 5 heH '^ er - Ther ® •'»» : been much 
•s here think gB0d ne * t ^ uoh meetings- alreiidy in this 
lious nf all, < ^ ne Dative Californian, of the 

C»*liol3o4a)tli, Ima-iiwu -trtttTTJtmvAted-'B' 
nf, 2lr' a ? d ot ^® r8 f a V waking for | the better 

iighest ranks 
lot/propliecy 
g Wore our 
superstition, 


exhausted. theme, 
the promist of this eulogy for the Advooate. 
The otoond was equally striking. I can give 
one or two sentences of this speeoh ; it evi- 
dently cost the speaker muoh labor, but for 
all whioh he must have felt himself amply 
repaid in the repeated and interrupting ap- 
plause of the nndienoe. He contrasted the 
ruin of the glorioui empire of the paet, witli 
the vitality of the preeent and the probable 
achievements of the fhtnre ; ; “Even the un- 
rivalled Parthenon; glowing in polished mar- 
ble, which coat for more than a thousand 
yean its classic splendors from the summit 
of the citadel of Athens across tho plain be- 
low, and far up and down tlio coast and hoad- 
lands of , tho Adriatic, .now lies crumbling 
into dust.” Of that brighter and happier, 
day springing from tho present of liberty and 
setenoe, he said : “Then will Reason trim her 


derfiil country. ' Sooiety is 
yon will Bee women and c 
houses in the couhtry and it 
like all other countries, preai 
their Utile onrii the most j 
jftnly, we liave *om<K»f~thei 
id.ildrenjiere timt any elijne .rau'j 
ooiild you buriee two, vis.V little rtasc Hc- 
ring and Anna Wynh. , You would pronounce 
them preoiouB, most precious gifts from ntiovo, 
. , ' 8omet, mee get happy i n contemplating' 
the works of nature, and God visits mo on 
tho mountain top and in the valley. I a m 
bound to California by stronger ties than tho 
united strength of all this cables In tlie uni- 
verso., I urn bound by tilt cablo of faith, to 
tlip discharge of the duties 1 owe my Master 
in this gold-cursed tSfcatc. , 

J fiave boon 

mgWhcaringlftora fellow passenger that 
the California missionaries of the M: Episoo- 

piil Church, South, nrij'mudo tho sdhjoots of 
siieeiul ptoyor, at their prayer meetings iu, 
Quobbc, Canada. This is. through tho 'in- 
strumentality of his wife, ii niomber of tie 


_ v tf ...wuisvi . a sto 

Valedictory was wanting in patHos. Siiroly 
it is an occaaon that never grows ordinary. 
One is half ready to ory at the very sight of 
young friends parting, and , next to t y min. 

inversion, 
patiently 
many of 
, — _ “_I w yeB. 

The best of all is, that four outlie olass 
are consistent Cliristians, and that three : of 
that number professed. Religion since Entering 
College. All the timei while among these in- 
teresting youths, I was' thinking winch onos 
would bo likely to make preachers of tho 
Gbspel: 1 oould not but, covot them for olir 
own llothodist Church, and my own lamis- 
iana Conforcnce — few Oven Of oifr best 4o- 
sires aro pure from tlio alloy of self. The 
Lord call thoso noble young men to the no- 
ble calling of a minister iu tho tlhurch df 
God! • , . . • 13:! 1 


isiii^prosjiecla.for-the-goldem.lamJ: 
“San Francisco wijj.sqqu bt, not 
of the largest and richest, lnft most 
of Amerioan cities. The tide of imi 
in almost overwhelming; nnd tlie h 
is, that the very ingredients of «i 
and religion (ladies and children) < 

a good portion of arri inis." 

: : ; . 

Scllooi-s AND KENrpcEY, Co.NrEl 
Tho Nnshvillo and’L^uisvaie , Advoi 


inter who was the means of my fa 
is the man who has kindly audit] 

taught me. Still, 1 saw the lodie^L j 

them, and some of tho men, with tearful eti 

Tlio _ii • xi .. a » kiiii 


f® into own words, 

of his reception by his 
‘ They dtargtd me ft 
Seri me like a nigger, and 

it Cur.” * 


taw Testaments. 
Alabama, July 16, 1852. 


uu*.— Next week will he 
the bonofit of oar render! in 
to • toll oopy of this instmmont. 
R have it before them long enough to 
its merits and make up their minds 
S- The Convention adjourned 151st 


loronoe with such scvCro ridijpulo as ih 
prove u spur to the new movement, thus 
djeatos Ills propriety ” ; 

“ With regard to the enterprise, every g 
minded person who understands the true 
'turn of tho case,. must lddk upon tho rn 
went of our Northern friends, to form a I 
tuoky Conference, os supremely; ridicule 
as unworthy of a grave notice, and so 
have treated it. And,; notwithstanding 
brother’s fears on tho subicet. we re™, 


- Monument. — We oreploag- 
heme of n monument to the 
MoUratioa of Independence 
to attention in a manner pro- 
®<*>unenoement. The honor 
•tod tins just tribnte to true 
is by ^general consent given 
Mm, of Baton ’jaouge, U. „. 


Mr. 8umuer offered a resolution dinrti^i 
inquiry into the expediency of npiitoii 


for the repeal of tho Fugitive 81 
said that lie would ask the lad 
Senate to allow him to speak da 


Ikion — te »n editorial corres- 
“nion between the New School ' 
and Congregationaliets, wasre- 
i- II Wns on tlie oocasion of 
General Assembly of the Utter 
n City. They do not get on so 
ns it would seem from this Un- 
it ti* Puritan Recorder, a Con- 


••7 of Creation ; beyond which lies tho 
wi^bty void wherein power creativo never 
yetlias energized ; where existence still re- 
poses in the wild abyss of possibility.” 

THE COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES 

began on Wednesday, July 28, at “9 o’clock 
*. m., and were continued until after 1.. The 
number ol visitors thu year was unusually 
large. Tho eeate, aisles, windows and porch 
of the chapel were erbwded. On the plat- 
form sat the Faculty, Trustee*, Examining 
Committee, Minister*, and ids Excellency the 
Governor of the State. U was easy to sec 
that the andishcerfelt the occasion to he .fur 
more momentous than that of the previous 
day. i know no more sober reality than a 
College Commencement. The amount of its 
fact overrules curiosity and idle admiration. 
Mothers and tasters scarcely able to support 
{ the tear of their hearts— tetM^ tiying to bo 
prepared for the worst — tho Vacuity, now on 
“a barrel of gunpowder," then proud and 
thankful aa they hear a man, and remember 
thft he was onoe feeble in his steps, that by 
little and little they have brought him ui 
titmly developed thought, itn<l commanding 
aentiment ; the graduate, too, nerved to con- 
tend against all Weakness, and to insist upou 


carter, who had not studied the Greek course. 
He received the degree of Bachelor of Sci- 
eneo. 

The degree or A. M. was conferred upon - 
W.H. Scales, J. A. Netties, 

A. J. Norwood, D. B. .Rosa, honorary, 
R. J. Baughman, Hon. C.A.Gayftrre, “ 
N . J . 1 aimer, Daniel W iilhTmT 
Mr. Gayarre gave an excellent response to 
Ins dogree, which was honorary. He was 
sprightly, learned and pathetic, and without 
fault, saving too great length-an impromntn 


AAguo u* uuu it (luuuiiuu , 

and Alabama, to aid. in tie oorntre** 1 ' 
tain railroads. Tho vote was- yeu*“ 
77— the Speaker voting in the W8»k* .. 

The House then took up the 
bor bill iu Committee of the Whole 
of the Union. . 

A large number of amendment! wot f** 
debated, and voted down. . , , 

When the committee roee, ts( »• 


Church and 


their own pastures, and 


the herdmen. 


Wahhingioh. July 28, 8 p. >i.— I d.Um J.J 
day, VVetluftiJay, the bill from tht 
tlfes granting the right of way throBpjJg' 
to all rallroada, plank roatfii, etc., WM*#** 
aud paM«d. 

Tho bill from the llouw 
additional Land DUtrloti In WlMoadn,WH 
Ukon up and pawed. I . 

Tht* lion. Charles Sumuer. of MMHrhj* 1 * 
«p the resolution offered by blmtiSTW 
«M*B Inqulrj mi tu the .ipwUeoflf£tJ“ 
tK>iiijr< law, whereupon* debate en^yj 


preach is public property. A md.nn 
-there rvwy Wesrduy, and «v hold 
school on Sunday. At this plaoo 
tiouB ure held, all neighborhood di 
settled, and'nll notices for sf/.iy an im 
posted up. Ten voted “No Licenl 
voted "License." Some one made 
mark that the ladies, if .they bad 


uiUbje." I'suully at 


projier object of mi 


inlklus n|)|>rt)prl.tIon. c-r th. bnl 


I <* of tlie serai 


eneu. ; it was m some parts excellent, but 
in tlie main too abstract to. interest ab ordi- 
nary uudlenoe. 

Ou Sabhatli, Dr. I jght- preached the Com- 
mencement Sermon, 1 John, 5:20, “And we 
know that tlie Son of God is or, me, etc.: 

The Doctor is a venerable, old times. Meth- 
odist pioneer preacher. He is in remarkable 
Vigor of laxly and mind, and is stored with 
incident of the olden time. 1IU T qioo is 


was, as usual, promptly to hand at tlie be- 
ginning of the month. 

annual catalogue or tu. i u .m«w, 

Altbanu Conference, for 1861-52. 

Has been received. The Faculty is a strong 
One ; the female department lias three teach- 
ers, the male two, nnd the music three all 
these exclusive of the President, Rev. A. 11. 
Mitchell,* D, D, Total of students, 190. 

EK1.ICIA.NA moil SCHOOL, •jArluon, La. ** 
-.We ore indebted to Prof. Mugrudcr, the 


Wg, anu sanctity it to its intended use, in 
brmgmg sinners to repentance in them ends 
oi the earth ! la not fUyer the medium of 
communication between God and man ! the 
vehicle which convey, our sighs, tears and 
desires to the throne, and which, in theplen- 
. ude of mercy, is went hack freighted with 
the nolies oi grace, the wealth of heaven, 
gold pure and tried in the fire ? Prayer is 
he moral lever whioh, when supported by 
the fulcrum of faith, will lift the degrada- 
tion, guilt and penalty Q f gin from our race : 
and cun it be possible tlmt believer* young 
and old, will withlmhUheir weight from this 


orehestna oontasted of nine violins, four flutes, 
and * clarionet; tho brass bund df twelve 
barns, a piccolo aud drum. I noticed that 

tenulL **• Wotoating class were per- 
~Jfflto- The oiMtao was of admirable time 
W axprewnon, though the students huvo 
_ practieuag only since February last. 


U ** T ru*to« voted that, such 
• *** tamaU, if ptotahle, be fumed, and 
*f*r*“r"rtiri to purchase instruments. 
Thto year they h»« n constituted a ehoir of 
«oal^ m^mmmudmutac.snd have elect- 
•d Mr. A. t. Wackumr 1‘rofemr. Accord- 


IwWM-Tbi 
or. Mr. Hook, ri 


OA8TON OIROOTr, ALA OONF. 

VVe lmvo just closed our Quarterly Meet- 
ing at .Sardis; the Elder being cmmected 


Uiu |inif>Uist 





Advocate Office, July 31 

9ir I’orunns milking remittances will pltfiro ijpc Unit 
tlicy nro acknowledged. 
tt° v - !'■ B. McDonald : 

^ a. (I W McDonald. Kltteriige, Ain; n h.T II Briudn'r 

Columbiana, Ala. $5 00 

Hov. A. Watson . 

N h, A H Laird, Jonesboro. A In ; 11 ®. W .1 Rnggcl. New 

Lexington, Ain ' . . .'. 5 00 

Hev (I T Vlrknrn : 

M II Laughter. Mi«hl.iKl|ipl City ; Dr N Lyon, IIIIonI. 

MIm ; n *, Lucy Hwunn, I’uhh Christian. Midi*. 

LodH *2 60 ; 5 00 

N *, Rev .1 Loo, Now Orleans •. . .. 2 f.o 

Rot W K Norton : 


Ann" ii. n» in, Su iih* 5Jmmm THioC.S. Mnll Ptwun 
.^Inp Sierra Nevada, nrrlrod at . N ow York on Friday nlglit 
Him <10111 ult,, from A. Mil n wall . She brought JkllO.OOU on 
freight. 

Floron (vhi still ihron mile* l>i low Guynquil, his further 
progress having boon stopped by h French frigate 
Mr. Ripe, the |t fl ; Cnn*n1 el Arnpulcn. hnd bceff rafted 
to the City of Mexico by Mm Amerlrnn MtffhilorJ In order 


. of 1 * \\ 1 idiojiler, Pa., in tlio 
I l wo .1 iiuhler* ell of whom nrn 
db d within u year Tint foil. .wing 
vlvorn 252 Ibd . IKlfi, 11»0. 810, HX>. 
Hie ftither «-t ill III •>. nt the good 
lit Weight of the father find eight 
N HHrnhlirr* family Ilian the ti lm 


l ho Light 1 louse on HUtnn Inland U tob# lighted with 1 
g't". A contract Iim been made with Mr. Grant, by tho 
^ th»t pUrpM the last Congree* having 
"Ppropriated ♦Who for the experiment* A new kind of 
K"hai been Invented for the purpose by Mr Grant 

Board of Health. 

M'T nr iNTr.^Mr.vi, in ni« t rrr or N(w rmi.tANK 


riod, In H |is oily. on 4,10 :!ist ' lu 'y. I*.V 
.lumps P. I’nrkor, Mr. Ebzeaiid K. 
hihI Miss Okki. Armstkon.i. 


mu*. TV, Cofr.n r 
IHWIr.l to tom Ilf JO 

;**«♦» !».lh.W 


Obxtpauv. 

in Philadelphia, July UOtli, John 


that some 


W«»k Joljrll, inv» 

rtV»T*», I nrr-rtnln . 

>*M*WUe . . 

I »**•), 

4 HHi|> 


dblan< •' oj 'have resided In a part l.ir from tho neeinf of 
our reeent dlna/hr will 'probably perambulate. f'nnnda. 
utid noine 1 piiri« of the I ultyd Biate*. representing them- 
relven to he dii tnv.sed llre'hiillerer^TrJiin our rlty Now, 
eaeh title of these IA an arrant Impostor, and should be 
treated a* simh. for 'here ia nhundant feller for rill who 
II'U. provided they are actual sufferer*. Wo will thank 
newspapers lit a distance to notice this, 

Mr. Hebert, of the iVtri.s Hippodrome, throws 

, . an Ainhurgh In tlm shade, llo'has tamed ewKfy- three 
liou. 4 . besldop an hid- Unite numher of hyena®, panther®, 
tigi'is, etc I In declares Mint he la alYnld or no rnur- 
looled animal that walks, hut he cannot he Induced to go 

ivltldn gun Flirt or a Mlldon. j the aeronaut® 

lUougtit ii would lie an attrnetlvo ftuiiuiiheoinerit to make 
that Ip) Was tovxccute hia next nsccuslon In Company with 
a hyna.aml applied to M. Ileh. : rt for hl« consent .nnd 
eo-oprratlon. Hut that, gentleman refuiod flatly, and 
said lie would rather he^shut up 111 a rag® with a" doron 
lino , and a rhinoceros, than to get Into a basket under a 
balloon. 

I'-roin tho Loudon iUustvfttpd, Nows we lonrn 

that on the night nf the '24 U) nt .tun®, Mr. Hind, the ns- 
t rcuonier at Mr IlishnpV private Observatory, In Regent's 
I’nrk. London, discovered a new planet on the borders of 
the emitti'l lut ipn Aqulihi utid .Serpens. hImkiI (lm degrees 
ea- 1 nf the star Tnu in Ophincus. which shiues a® a Due 
star of between the hth and IHh ningnltudr. has a verv 


week hat* been fio pUcWJl^Ktnf at H*. ^ ^ 

l-ancy Hop* at $)(. both aaab, and yentwAiF Wtlec*-*,.,! 

M ooils at 1 , 1*4 and ^ 

lined twins as follow® dating the week ■ xr- — 

rron. oo TL. oJoJ ttTn l ™ 

I, , 1 m •! nn l HTnnl «m«n lata it Ml 00 * ton 

I.IM B-A tow lotto t Wj»Ut» Urn hot. *M U O 1 * 

*1 Will 30 for 


(Vim i.m ion. —The free, roil parly an 
,n ImptMlug, how uLlWr NaLi.iml Con* 
i ut l'lttsburgh. on the UUi of August 
ol>Ma«tttbhUsetU ; liurkko. of Wlseon- 


!•)*"», ('OlirUMi 

fjt>"i*r>i Infxni* 


^deceased wnfl a consistent member of 
, 1 , K. Church. 1 His diseuso was con- 
and his trip abroad was in vain 
"T 0 f health. As a publielicr of sound lit- 
mostly moral and roligioi|6,bo 1ms left 
alind him many monuments of usefulness. 
[ e vras cat down in tho midst of life, but tho 
ft ho had lived had boon lived woll. 

^ A Friend. 

Sabah Jasi* Carmiciiaei. was tho daughter 

K ")ah and Sarah T.nncy,. and consort 
.. Dugald .Carmichael, of th e Ala- 

Conference. Silo was born in ftlnrl- 


•' ■r, i « rtiir |, 
Jatrri RMsMUi 
.t"|Ur«trop«fkMiii 


c>n.i*fa 

I.' ■ii(iimpi|nn„. . 

IV h*»U».,f., . . 
f 1 ■.lot* M <rt>u« 
I'dtriep* 


V l*»'tl®wi!«*». 


of Ohio, have signified their 


I InWmprranf 


1 1 \t»nii,(fllli 


imdMojthrs Hntiiher. 


Hale. Chase, and Ollier distinguished free soilcrs tire nbo 
expected. Twelve delegates from the slavo State. nf Ken 
lucky have been already ohtfton.and the meeting in Mn.l- 
lion (CiimIuiv Mr- Ola y -s hoiu e ) to -sald ta htive | rt *en the 
largest nnd tnos». enthiisinutlti ever held in that countv. 
AH the railroad* of Northern Ohio, nnd all West ol Ole've- 
land, will charge delegates to tho Convention only half 


N *• ■’ 0 t’epptr ; n », SoU, lllchlimJ, Mis,. 1 ,om |n. 

llcv Jt OOoodglon : 

1 ’Stephens. Fort Jeuup. La ; ftuv Luke Oonnerly. 
John Counerly, W uddlestuns, La ; J It IHIIIugs. 
corn’ z 11 * ^ Berry. Fort Jesup. La Less 

J* »0. (Vour explanations urc good and settle 

the matter) * 1 

Rev W R Wilson: 

N s, Cleo W LavlB ( Nacogdoches, Texas. Less $2 CO. 

t Ilev C .1 Camay : 

fceir, Waterproof, La ; Catherloe Ouiee 

Hev 8 F Power * 

N s,‘ W 1) lllgginboton. Waterproof. . .v ' 

Rev II II Montgomery : 

t»u account 

Rev I) II Aslmry : 

iN s, \ -llardage. Creek Agency. C N. Less f'2 , r i0. 


I I’ueriHiral ifavur. 

1 Rnptur* of CoUn... 

P BnlrMs 

a Hun Siri.k* 

V 

.1 Hpasin* .... 

* Trisinii* Nn»r ntiuni . 
I Unr«rinin 


r. Typliii* . , 
viTyphclil.,, 
liMMltuml 

•f, 


Fhom (JAj.i 1 ’oiiN i a , — 1'iic sleutneillp Prometheus arrived 
atiNewVork on the 2'tli ult. briugiug dates frdui San 
Francisco to the ::d ull. 

Honolulu advices of tin- 21 si ult. giie the particulnr® of 
n »t that place Capt. Snow loses f.'dl.uoo. 

which fnlls principally upon his consignees-. 

The brig Palmetto, from NewVork to San .hum. loaded 
with coal, was wrecked bn tin* sth onikmrtown Hank 
the vessel and cargo Wcle,a total loss. The crew were 
saved . 

Business at Fan Franclseo was good Linseed nil was 
^HLig. tp some extent at till, Lard 42e ■ Fhmr f .111 lo 
♦’A). There had been some speculation in ColTee and the 
stock was heavy, t'oal ffHJ pi*r ton. Htocks firm. 

The Fan Francisco papers are barren of news. 

The steamer NewOrleans from Panama, arrived on til" 
28th, witli 2 tl 8 passengers. 

The mining news indicates continued prosperity, ifur 
vesting was progresviug rapidly. 

In Mariposa, very summary measures had been taken 
to drive the foreigners from the mines. 

The news from the interior Is scanty. A lump of pure 
gold weighing $5 bounds was\dug on the Yuba river. 

(Jeo. Ford, of Misnouri. was murdered near Yuba City 
ou the 27th. • 

The Democratic county ticket lurd been successful in' 
Sewrro county. * 

The.difliculties iu- Marlpo:s:i. between tho French and 
Auierican.-. continue. The former had !>eeu driven away, 
and liud gone to Huu Prancisco to lay their-gi ievunce* be- 
fore the French Consul. - 

The city of Sonora was in ing rapidly rebuilt. 

Resides the usual number of umfders, robberies, etc., 
the papers contain nothing further of iuto^est. 

It is stated In the'San Fmucisco papers that tho AmeV- 
icuiiH hnd allowed tin* French niineps until the 4 th ol July 
to decide whether tiny would leave Mariposa county. 
The inference is that if they did not peaceably slop:* rt by 
that time, force would be resorted to. 


[ Nf wi’oH®, August 4 , 

Inc Niagara LnngM the Iblbwing itenm of 
inlclligeuuc from Ijurope : . 

France - Death if a DiHUngainheU Soldier. 

•Marshal Uxcelmlitifl lias boenkille<I at Pavia 
liy.ii fall from his ^lorHo. ^ 

t ProgreRH of IiOnis Napoleon. 

The lour of Lom£ Napoleon through the Pro- 
vinces ha.s lmoii nny euntitfflcil Hecnt of Triumph, 
grand i fetes, extnionliimry drvtotistPflfiona, 
magnificent illuinipiiiiouK, mid coustajU enthu- 
■niasui, • Imvo ifmr-kod liis progress throughout. 
At Stnasburg, wh^re he arrived on the 1 Hth 
July, a monitor ^ijoview was lieUJ, at which a 
sham light formydl jiart of the proceedings, and 
frenzied shouts of j /Tv V Em pu< ur were heard 
from tho populace^ nnd 44j^ivoops tin all &i*jes. 
Showers of bOUqUejs fell upnAfiritn as Ive pn>«V(i 
through the streets, and his reception there iis- 
at nearly all places was most enthusiastic. 

Belgium. 

LeHlnnu has beOu culled upou to form u new 
Belgian ministry. ' 

American Squadron. ’ 

Thu American naval sepm dr op was lying in 
the harbooVtf Naples. 

Congressional Proceedings. * 

, . Waiowxi.mn. Aug 2 

In the House the .Senate’s amendment was 
concurred, in to the bill granting the rights of 
pre-emption to actual settlers on tho line of the 
Great Oiitrut Railroad. A bill was introduced 
to amend the postage, law lty this Jbill letters 

are proposed to heplmrgod two oents.postnge for 
all distances, when pre-puid Newspapers sent 
any distnin e under «TU0 lnil?s are to pay one- 
quarter, cent j under 1000 jnjles' one-hnlf cent ; 
over lOVlO miles oin!* cent ; the eirculation to lie 
fr pg yB hh i Ii fty. ini |es.i»f ; the oficn id'jRlblica t iou . 
The bFU abolishes the iranking privilege. The 
House Jheu cmumrivd in the ninondiuent of the 
Senate to aJjonr.ii on the 31st. August. The 
House then passed the Senate’s amendment to the 
deficiency appropriat ion . $>50,000 for eompensa - 
t ion /nr i Hem, nnd milenge of .Senators. Repre- 
sentiitiYes and Delegates, whivh had been acci- 


Uy l’ostma®tor 


Chpiipell, t Tilton Valley. Ala X 


llev J L, Cotton : 

A R Holcombe, Mobile 

On account 

n®v A Coatlu : 

8 K Seaw A 8 pnc y, Mis* ; 

Rot IV II Soat : Ao "V‘ T 7 ' 

N ». Ell*. Patrick, Jucluob, MU«. . 

RerJ C Kccnfcr : 

N r, Dr AV T.to. fill, ton, I., 
r «rry, La ; Johp ; o Flyi 
AUnm». IJaton f,„ 

- .It.. 0-11 llluo , 

A' Battle. Tuscal oom. Ala - 1 

J!. 0T . P-M LfnneW: 

' ' tab?/ 1 ^ 0 lu l l|tln,,Til11 '' Ak 

"n accoun t # 

B * , £. ,l0I y l»®on. ' Lex* 5*2 60 . 

.> *. AIM K prote^nnt, Hrownsville. Texas 

„ ll0 ’ P A MeShmn: 

I-.'V 1 \y (Jamlal. Ilauvlllc. Tr*a». Um *tl M. 

He v R Tri[)|H'tt , 

• N A . j tv IValllB. |* Mrr Itoujt,.. I, a l,.u J.2 Ml. 

'.ter K I, Cliil.lvrx : 

U HftTl.. »hr..y..|.orl : It I) Wriglit, HllMU. T. xau ; 
n a. L R Dockery. On'enwoml. La; n ®. L F Holt. 
Rethnwy.TexM ; W W Harper* Rev H II Dock 

cry. Cook*vMl<>. La. Lew f (A 

Rev J .Matthew® : 

N ». 8oab. Gardner, Smlthdab*. Mlw.' Les® $2 60. 
Her \V II Neal : 

J J Ellington, Uchee, Ala ; Rev J E Jonc®, Warrior 
*tand. Ala n h. Mm E Bae®, Vlllola Ala. J*w* 

60 cent* 

H B Hartlett, New Orluuu* 

I* II Willard. New OrleaiiH 

N «. II Final ley. >!arthalh Tex a* 

N ®, J I) Law. Oombatta t.Hiute. La 


Sho filled tho vnriouB positions of 
* Zi ffcte r. Bister, wife, inbther and mistress in 
-^5^0rthtttHeciir(^tdi©ostc<mvof4iU-wh(» 
koeir her. She was a faithful admirer of tho 
Lordlteus ChriBt, ii putiont Bufferor, aud a 
Christian conqueror iu tho last conflict. 

Thereof an itinorunt, she lmd to puss 
frequently through scones of olumge mid dis- 
ippointment tliat try tho souls of men, which 
uone but those who have the work of .Go^ ut 
lieart and his grace to support tliom, are pro^ 
Huvibg been bom while her 


' Foil t kin News uy the Kihoi-a .—Tho Charles- 
ton Courier contains, the following telegraphic 


summary of the news bought by* tho steamer 
"Kit r op a : • ’ . 

fiKK.AT Britain. — T im elections uro.ovor, nnd 
th c^paners stato that as far as heard from the 
Derby Administration had only 187 votes ngainst 
481 of tho,opposition. The latest olootioh ^’* 
turns, however, received just prior to tlqvsailing 
of the Europu, are said to show that the Minis- 
terial minority is, only thj. Tim majority 
against it in the last I'arliament was estimated 
nt 8*2. 

Serious election riots have occurred in fork, 
hbucrick nnd other parts of Ireland, which -1ho 
military have had to quell, and •many lives have 
been lost. 

Bkt.gh'm. — Tho Belgian ^fonUrur states that 
tlm resignation of the Ministry hnd been in;- 1 
cep ted, and that n new Cabinet was about to bo 
formed. 

.Vt stria: — Many persons have been arrested 
in Ibis country, in consequence of letters from 


How® 

Jbin-.v 

Wtcck Cnw«. . , 

ibtiva* * .n"Yr*n 


I) McCarty, I'ush'ma- 


Now Orleans V 


licsalc Price* CortouE 


Latrr i now Tin; ('Ala or Goan llorr. Ry t lit* Tmrk 
OcuauWave. arrived at Rostou. dates item tli** Capri 
Good Ifopi« to th« LUh .iuuo, have becu rot'Hvetl. Tin 
pyier® arc tlllisl with account® of oUtriigeii and lunnL'r 
in rartou* part s of the Colony. 

Tin* warfare hail hssmnCil a guerilla rharactiT aud 
then* appeared to lie no safety for life in traversing any 
of the pulijic road* Anute® of Kaffir*. 20Cf() strong, wei i 
located in tin* mduntain®. from which they descended ti 
plunder, murder mid destroy. 

Some of the Colonist * are so di*<benrteiied that they an 
about selling oil their possession* and emigrating tb Aus- 
tralia. 4 # 

' Hetiernl *Catlrr.vrt~wa* wbttnt-*bi -make n -genrnil-im 1 
jj'taught upon 4 he KafHr'in their stronghold* Fifty Kaf- 
fir women who'had acted a* spies had t*eeu -captured by 
the F.uglHi .'***. 


hired to must. 

Wher was engaged in tho itinerant Work, j 
educated to lore and respect tho ohurch, and 
feeing the wife of a traveling preacher, her 
'fee was one devoted to this work from its 
Momenceniont to ill close, 
idiort time previous to her death, slit) ot- 
ImW a protracted revival meeting iu A Iuri- 
a, West Florida, whero slie enjoyct'i life 
lOdally and religiously- beyond - wha); was 
«il for her. Beipg blest of the Lc.rd she 
spoke feelingly in love-feast of the powerful 
operations of his grace upon her heart, and 
ns frequently heard to praise (JoU in the 
Finest for what He had done and was still 
doing in her soul ; which appears as though 
God by special grace was preparing her heart 
and soul for the dreadful conflict through 
which she would shortly lie called to pass. 

She died of typhoid fever, and though her 
affliction was short and painful, it was. endur- 
ed with Christian fortitude and confidence in 
the power of God, until she fell asleep hi the 
inuet Jesus, realising the truth of the sen- 
timent 10 often sung: 

')<■» an nuke > dying bed. 

Must is down, pillow, are, 
fUmbb breut Jtleanmj hand 
1 ' AxS brettbe my life out xweetly there.'’' - 

She has gem, leaving n brok«n-hee jted 
husband, an Infant son, (aged one year and 
tight months,) with many relations nnd 
hi«ds to mourn her loss ; hut tho ’gracious 
Miration, “ Blessed arc the dead l flint die 
is the Utd, : ’.&c., cheers our hearts tl tat tlioeo 
♦ho fell asleep in Jesus, Cod will bring 
Mh with him. 

Her remains aro deposited in the c emetery 
tthufeula, Ala., and her Bpirit is gono to 


1 n* w outuee luu. cnntlnu«d lint during tb* week ntnt 

’Time MU MWUlteii: m»' lteallh b) tfii iify 1. Tm 

fOOil _ . ' ’ 

i »TTON— Tho week opaneJ with nnoxtronioly dull ap , 

! *. r.atiou iu tliH Cotton market, anil the wile* of Haturdit/; 
inti Monday tig almr reochod bandy .'too bale®. On Tn®*- 
l®y about tW b.il"* found purdiaaiT*. amt on Wndncuiby 
tnd Ttiuri-iluy together factor*, uided rouuiwhat. probably. 
»y the favorable eti I'-acter of the Niagara’® amount*. 
ui>H*hert on Thiirad'iy iti iruing. succeeded In gwitlng otr 
“ ".rly 660 bate*. Y.*toid»y ab.nit JW0 bale* warn taken. 


VtENERAL INTEIaTaICIKNCE. 

Arrival of the Orescent Oity. 

The Atoatnahlp Orescent City, Lieut. D. D. I'orter, U. S. 
N., commanding, arrived last evening from NewYork. ria 

Havana 3d insi. 

Cotuideiibl® excitement existed iu liaratm. nnd nume- 
rou* arrest® were being maue. In conseiiuenee oi the rev- 
•)MiUotiary document* which were beiug tlm>wn about 
tlie street* and Into house®. 

Judge Sharkey. I'. 8 . i'onsul at Havana, nbd^ tlie Hon. 
E. La 8 1 - re. arrived on the Crencent City. 

• v * 

New OaLKA.xr Braxcii Mist.— T he following is a state- 
ment of the deposit* and coinage at the Ranch Mint of 
the United State® in this city, during the month of July. 


Tm; Fishino Uhni -Telegraplilft necqnnt® of the 
latest dates from Rrvton. 28th and IflRh ult,. re|ifiri there 
are :sou tii-biug ve**elr. 4 u the bay. 

Capt. Laybold. of the BriHtU armed brig Hallfnx. wn* 
in the hay. and inforinfd (.’apt. WayUin, of the Amrriran 
tl«hiii(^®chooner St Cloud, that hi* order* were to *eixe 
.all vea.«el® found flxhing within thp line laid down l.y the 
Rritlsh Government. This Hini eulaott our v.-^.dM'foui 
Aching on all the groUn<ls. except In the neighborhood of 
Gospe and Magdnlep Island* <The dlstauce fVom t hi® Unit 
to the shore. In pome ptare*. I® fifty or sixty mile* An- 
other restriction ha® been placed upon our vessel* in thp 
shape ot an anchorage duty of six pence per ton I’d all the 

f irovlnce*. The Ashing ve^*ei* have been obliged hereto- 
ore to pay a like duty at Caneo. and now they are obliged 
to. pay thla anchorage duty at 'the other province®, in 
addition, which i® something niA« r re«|uired before. 

A echooner from the Bay of dt. Ioiwrence report® that 
on tlie 2dd a British war steamer was seen otl Gaspe with 
two American Diliennnn in tow. There are fourteen Brit- 
ish war vessels ou the ground, ami four other® fitting out 
at 8 t. Johns. 

Advices froefi St.John State that the Court of Admi- 
ralty had tried the caeca of tho t-chooner® Coral and llya- 
da®. for violating U*- * — ■’*** ' 


sentatiYes and DolPgutes, whieli had lipen 
dentally omittcxl on the ongronsment of tho bill. 
Tlie House then took up tho Apportionment Bill, 
which was debated until adjournment. 

Catastrophe of the Henry Clay. 


JNr.wYoRK, August 


.that a terrible battle had taken plnce between 
\ or Mahomet and Cnndahar, in which tlie latter 
hail been defeated, with a low of 2000 men. 

A niinisturial onsiB was threatened in Spain', 
Gen. Pavia, it ih believed, will succeed Bravo 
Murillo as President of the Council. 

Thore had been iinmenso new discoveries of 
gold in Australia. * 


Wuwnnt* have been'isstiBd tor the arrest of 
r ThomnM Collier, owner, and the officers of the 
fltenmtitoat Henry Clay, who are held accounta- 
ble to the laws for the Iobs ®f property nhd life 
by the lmrniug of that boat . ». 4 
.Congressional. 

• ‘ ’ VfAS/HWUTp.v. August .1. 

The Hftuse to-<lay was occupied in debating 
the Appropriation bill. The amendment ap- 
propriating $76,000 for the Congressional LL 
brary^ was adopted , and the House soon after 
adjourned. 

In the Benate a communication was received 
from thy President relathfe to the Pisheries. 

[ lit* s5ys that Commodore Wny hnsTieen ordered 
I to the fishing grounds to protect tho fishermen. 
He was sent in the steam frigate Mississippi. 

Wamiin«tox. August 4. 

The House to-duy ha® been engageil on tho General 
Appropvli^tiwi bill. An'iiraenJmont ha® been adopted, 
aulhorixingtbe imjiositiou of Rght-houxe duties ou foruign 
Vessel*. 

In tb® Senate, a resolution was adopted declaring tliat 
tho Super intondent of the Census is uot entitled to rcceiru 
pay both as Superintendent and Secretary. 

Further by the Niagara. 

New York, August 5. 

England — Yacht Race.— I n the yacht race which had 
just come off at Cowes, Isle of Wight, the English yacht 


'1 at rod A him ii hi. 1 


1662, Tlx: •' 

, ... nrro«rr®. 

California Gold 4228.413 17 

F orrlgn G old 7 .608 32 

Silver ported from California Gold 1.371 88 

Silver from other sources 11.271 63 

Total value of Deposit® $2481(124 fr) 

„ _ coin A or. 

Gobi —10,750 Dnulkln K.„U. .*215.000 00 

UfiQO Uuarter Eagle® 36,000 00' 

Sliver— PG ,000 Quarter Dollar® 24.000 00 

120.750 piece*. Totel Coinage *274JXX) 00 

Election in Mobile.— At the' election in Mobile, ou 
Monday, James W. Lang wa* elected Sheriff by 400 or 600 
over the next highest candidate. 

The vote for a State Convention to amend the Consti- 
tution was rejected by a large vote. 


Steamboat Rlnnkrh.— T he Albany (N. Y.) 
Register gives the following scene from real life, 
which is rather rich, but at the saiuo time mel- 
ancholy, as the idle predictions in referenceNto. 
tho steamer Henry Clay soon after proved tob 
true: 

There arc lively times among the “ runners” 
of t he Opposition day boats, early these lino 
mornings. People, who havo a fancy for read - 
'mg rare chapters in tho largo and interesting 
volume of human nature, may be accommodated 
by spending half an hour ut the now'stcumboat 
landing, or at tho foot of Hamilton street, be-* 
tween u and 7 o’clock a. m. 

Your true Runnor hf “‘an odd Btick”r-a 
“ peculiar institution”— unliko all the “ rest of 
mankind”— generally plump, always lively and 
energetic, and charged to the muzxle with tho 
most intense regaru for the welfare and bag- 
gage of every man, woman and child who may 
bo intent upon perpetrating a journey. One 
moment he is cursing the “ opposition” Runner, 
and apparently ready and willing to throw him 
into the dock, nnd the nexji he is one vast, un- 
broken smile, politely retailing to a chance cus- 
tomer with a carpet bag in his haud,^ the palace* 


4o.Va.4o.; 
TUktD|>£ 
Birip* iaT! 


OHLXANf l LAMiriOATION. 

6’107 Middling Fair.... 12012* 

7K®Hj;Falr.rr 

8,V®0V Good fair -/a— 

..watt Good and Fin® -gb-. 


luferior.. 

Ordliury 

Mi idling.. 

It. >>d Muldlui|{ 


lP«t ®r«j* dffrrrpd until tho 29tli. 
1 be coudemncU. 

t-.t. .no 27 Hi anh(nm' , o that tiw Jlrll- 

i*h nloop-of-rat Ruxmrd lmd ®aili)d to join tin- (’urulx-r- 
lnnd off Nuvfuuudkud. 

Adrici-.s from Nevhiuudloml to the 13th ®tate that gnut 
®ati®faetlon i* felt at the protection afforded by Govern- 
ment to the English ti*htng interest*. 

In commenting upon tho ft.*hing troubles, tho New 
Rrunswicker remark* : 

Our W.*«tern neighbors may reft perfectly aneured thut 
tlietr Ve»fel« are Dot Ilkt-ty to be ecixod unles® Uiey are 
found clearly within limit®, and In place® whore there cau 
be no po*fibility ol dispute bm to tbeir infringe incut of tlie 
convention. 

Thu bailie paper further say® : 

The commander® of Her Majesty ® ve«ucl® employed in 
tho flriiery aervico have received special iuatructiou® to 
i , xerci®«’ a cureful dlflcretiou iu the very delicato office of 


i.'uILma4«* .... 

RaUmU 

QsUa® PriAU... 

Kentucky 
IiAMjr*, My.... 
do. Hiun .... 
luck, V bolt. 


COTTON AND TONAlTO •TATEMENT. 

. . ■ . Crtton, bale®. 'Ibhcrco, hhd® 

Sfrrk on hand Sept. 1, 1161 15.3PO 23.871 

Received alnca .1.416,243 84.047 

yefeturday , . . . 23S-1.416.47R 250—84.303 

., ... 1,430.800 108,174 

Exported to date 1,425.143 84.440 

yesterday 000—1, 425,143 000—84,440. 

Stock ou hand not cleared 6,720 2S.7JM | 

TORACOO— Tho market for Tobaooo ha® been without 
animation until yesterday, and the buflnea® mo®Uy eon- 
fined to imall lot® of the lower qualitie®. The ®aiee up to 


Am.NiW,irtlO,y.l — 

I® 

4o.St. Dominif# II 
FaHIc, Tampioe 10 i 


State TnEAfunv.— The following 1® a statement of the 
condition of tho State Treaeury on the 31*t July, 1652 : 
Balance remaining In tho Treasury on the 30th 

of June. 1852 35 

Receipt® during tho month of July 06.354 47 


Dhbuncment® during same month 

Baianoo on hand 

. Said balance being a® follow® : 
General fund.. . 

Mill Tax fund 

Poll Tax fund 

.Levee and Drainage fund 

Internal Improvement fund 

Road and Loveo fund 


Arrow beat the American yacht. 

Bank or Enolind.— T he amount of bullion in the Rank 
of England, according to tho last weekly return, amount- 
ed to twenty-one aud a hall millions of pound® Bterqpg. 

France— MoVxxient® or Louw Nai-olkon.— T he visit of 
Loub Napoleon to Badeu I* toid to be a matrimonial pro* 
ject. Jle i® said to be Keeking Uie hand of the grand- 
daughter of tlie I Miches* of Ruden. lie ha® decided to 
vltd* Algiers. It i® reported that a change of in ini* try 
will take place upon hi® return from hi* tour tiirough Uic 


MA<k«r«l,l,li 
do. No. I ... , 
do.No.S..,. 
Ilorriog.fl t* 

Fruit, Vbc 

fmMA 

s«. q 


Colonisation Items.— Wo 


221 40 
40.937 Otl 
5.234 34 
10.189 42 
20.638 92 
<1-194 92 


J 6 ub of age. Loft an orphan* in eaxi’y life, 
Mw«a confided to tho care of Ms undo, from 
worn he received all a parent's fondness. 

graduated with d&tihgnished. : honor, 
toiettled himielf as a planter, In tliia parish, 
wquendyhej-emaved to Texas, : resolved- 
connect IiimaelC with the future dleetmies 
.. K ro wing State. To tliis pci nod the 
* 'eligioo liad olaimed little of Mr. 

attention, but while attending a 
P^led 1 meeting, the aimple truths of the 
y. M>oh . ed hia heart, and foUowlag tho 
7“P* e 9f hi» wife, ho attached hint self to 
uroh, and return ed . horde w^th tlie 
ge of hig ung forgiven. | 

j"?***®' <hig period he was appointed 
tader, the datiegof which office ho well 
Wjtted faU hig death. And now, while all 
. fright, diaeaee, with lorkin, ; tread, 
hig peaoeful dwellingand .claimed 
M i J , , <h®im. Religion ohrjerod a aid con- 

PialmU uftS ? 11 1,0 00u ^ exo, ^dm with the 
of thA T Jheugh I walk thnnigh thit .valley 
fortlm,TA r of ^ flat h> I few 0° w>l, 

a. , w ^h n»o> thy rod. and tlly etaff, 
me " So maintained hia oon- 
lonek j. ring! jig in the game 

e * 9^ 11 * e beautiful aong : 

u Mm to mo Of 11 um 

ug pnaaed from time to eternity opo who 
— ,?W* fw pleaiuro in tho giddy circle of 
•Iou ^l 110111 ‘‘“d found it woa religion 
Umnl i b * 16 l°r*gingB of an immor- 
•ad n , 8 land far from 'family 

Ut th» ao ur, d little ones reside, 

VffiewW ^ ^horless, the huabuud 
1 ^^**®* “ ne “ r to console them in their 
th*. . finally to conduct them to 


OrAUfea 

f if*, drum, |i f> 
Curi*nU,ZAc 4 *. 
Almondi.S. S. . 
du.lurd Altrali. . 


Free Colored Convention. — Tho Froe Colond Couvon- , 
Hop at -Baltimore wa® iu bok aIod ou the 27th klt. The | 
committee appointed reported a preamble and * long 9 
herie* of resolution®, wttiug forth tlie Platform andpriu- 
eiple® of the Convention. They da-lure all men born free 
aud e«|ual, aud entitled to the pumuit of happiue®* ; a,, 
knowledge the effurt® of their white frieuri* for their ele- 
vation, but declare that thOrfe effort* have ‘been unavail- 
ing, and that their condition, both socially and politically, 
i* worse now than twenty year® ago — in th? face of con- 
stantly increasing emigration and' growiug prejudices 
against them, they declare there la no present prospect of 
their being placed on a footing of equality In this coun- 
try, and they then pronounced iu favor of emigration to 
Liberia, a® the only place where they can enjoy republican 
institution® and the right of governing thpmselve®. Thu 
resolution® do not counsel ail to emigrate, but recommend 
colored people to accustom themselves to the idea of emi- 
gration, as sooner or later their removal must .take place. 
Tho resolutions were debated at much length, and were 
adopted. 

Mutilated Bank Note®. 


ever Ik- fore. 


province®. 


and with very light receipts' buxines® ha* Men entirely 


I 0 wauls to cunflued to retail transActUm®. Tlu*re i* no alteration of 
? R».v consequence in price®, and weijubtoaslmfur*): Inferior 
(Jornmon, 3 ^©4 ^ ; Good Commnn. 4>ifS4»4 ; Fair 
to fully Fair, 4J*<a>6* l '; Prime and ilbftlce, 6,TO«M4 
* Ik. 

Week*® receipt*. 43 lihds and tlerces—export®, Ip hhd* 
od tierce*. 

.MOLASSES The receipt® coutiune light,, but in the 
afrie*^ qj- uny demand, except in a limited retell way, 
f^’ble. We noticed ou Thursday a sale 


, President Robert*, by the last i*coouut.®. bad departed 
fur England, with a view to tbu udjusUueul of the diffi- 
culties provoked by noine English trader* 

It wa* reported that an nlb-inpt hud been made to re 
new the rJav/) trade north of Liberia, ueur Sierra Leon*- ,** 
which rumor, say* the above paper, make® n« feel a u 
eviruent wish to plant a settlement of five liliud/. d pedb|«« 
nirar (lallina® river, ua an folvance juvst to wutcli Hie 


Petition* for the ru establishuiunt of the Empituurn iu 
circulation in many parts of France, and large number* 
of rignature® aro already obtaiued. 

Ijai.V. Akit»,i — T he Auatrlau Commissioner* have 
rauned *lxty arrest* of persons to bi- iu®d<* »t 

61 tint uu. 

p New Yoak, August 6 . 

The Cotton. market to-day liau u.«q rather ardvu. and 
the -ante* embrace 30(H) bale*,; price® are tliqicr rln*^. 
pulilii ati.-n of the Niagara'* aeooaat®, and Mlddliug Or- 
leaii* i* quoted at V Ii>- l’|our ha* teen Iu good 

rtquest, and 14.000 bbig, have been fold at f4 to ^4 12% 
V bid. for State brand*. Coru steady at 66 >(c. V bushel 
for mixed Western. Me** Pork $20 fl bbl. Lard 11 %c. 
W lb- 1 Rio Coffee 8 % to U%c. > lb. with sale* of 3000 
bug* by auction at these rate*. 


Ka'iooa 


cents by wnuli. KoimUcV ^wnucr moots him 
jirotty well up Rroarlway. 

Reindeer Runner— “ (loin’ to York £rirl" 
0»rnct B»g M mi — l li nt -. my intemlon, »lr. 

11.' II — Better tftlte the Iteiudecr, sir — emart- 
witbont la »U creation, faro only 60 cent*. 

Cray n-nnar.— Don’t you Jo no eicUtkiOK, sir, 
if you vnllo your nfc. 

0. B. M — Why not, sir? - , 

0. K. — Oh, the Ucindcor has a fashion of run- 
ning nshoro unit blowing up about every day. 
that's all. Besides, they Ml charge you flil when 
you git aboard. IVe carry for 60 cents— not a 
cent more— splendid . boat, sir — 760 feet long, 
new thla summer, and tho tallest kind of feeding 
aboard. 

C. ft. SI.— Well, I guess Pit go ul’ong with- 
it. R. — If VII taka you for 87 J cents, friend — 
here's your tioko) — all Bnug and tight— ho lies 
about our boat — he's paid for it, aud don’t do 
nothin' else. 

C. It. —I Bay friend, if you want to go to Now 
York this week, take tlie Clay. Here's a tiokot 
— only 25 cents, sir, lor you and your carpet 
bog, and perfeot safety insured. The Reindeer 
aint lit to run. She’s got a hole In one of her 
boilers big eriougli for you to crawl through, 
and they ’ll chnrgo you a dollar when they set 
cure you. ’ 

C. B. M —Well, I’m tired of thiq. nulling and 
hauling. Hire me the tioket for 26 cent*, and 
I'lljust- 

R. It.— Here, take my ticket at a shilling, nnd 
say nothing more about It. The t'lpy never Ml 
get to NewYork if she starts, for she broke one 
of her wheels all to pleoes yesterday, and the 
moment sloe gets under way she Ml run side ways, 
and go ashore. 

C. I). M. — Well, wejl, Pll tako the Reindeer, 
and run— i 

C. B.— On to tlie overslaugh in spite of your- I 




Wild Mi ni anus.— L arge uumlx-r* of wild borne* or imu- 
tuugsrodin over th«- plain* be.twueu the Mcrcetl ami tlie. 
San Juguluin river®, iu Califuruia. GuugH of Mexican* arnl 
SpaniaitlN employ. IhXmsclvuH la eatcliiug tlieui. and Hip 
btisiut-*® prove* very profitable. 

Death piuii Ciilokoi ohm. — BI r*. John Davis, of Wor- 
cester, MaSjaehunetL . tiled a few day* .-iucu from tin* 
effect® of choroform. which she inhaled for the purpose 
of having a tovth extracted. 

The United States Treasurv — It is stated that after 
paying the appropriation® iu the Deficiency Rill, there 
still remain® in the United State® Traasury vixteuu milllOu* 
three hundred thousand dollar*. 


price® bureau feeble. We noticed ou Thursday a *al® 
"f so bbU good vuiK-Uud. by a dealer, at Ue V galloa. 
*" 00 ““oue to quote u tbe range for Fermenting to 
prime Rebelled. and for a choice article 2t®2S,| 

V gallon. 

If Ci k'e reoelpte, 108 bble— «a wr t, i ,J_ 

FLOUR— The Flour market bae re’«*i nK j without anr 
m.tcrla] change elnoe tbe clow of last ».,k both tho 
•" l'»ly ‘id demand being limited. The eatea (k oto week 
■um op barely WOO bble. taken tuoeUy In email lute at th» 
following ran go «f prtcegj SuperUne Ohio gd to®** «S. 
8 t I. oil* $3 7062 f 3 S3, Extra Ohio gg 40f3g4 w, and 
ex'ra end choice 8 t. Louie gg 600 lu 00 R hbt. W« 
b .' c oho noticed wine (alee or unbranded at g '3 85©g2 go 

tt/T0 l>bl»— <-*»orU. 3720. 

I'HAIN— Tbo receipts of-Com hove been light, ’’but 
without any demand of coneeqnenoo for export ; Jirle." 
have given way. The week'! aalee, Including 910 each, 
taken yesterday, embrace about 11,000 sick., misdly at 
gSrt,)50g g bushel for Inferior, 83®fi5 fbr Mixed and Vel 
lo^.aud g tor While — Oats hire also dt'ollnut) 

aod iuo*t of tha trau*®otUm* -have bc«n at 364 V bu*h< 1 
fiu- Ht. Limls, a rudmUon of fully V bu®hi-1....0f, 
" heat liavc uot 1 cod a sale of 100 mcI^ good iirndjD > 

1 >7 5c !*u*ln)|-. . . . Bran M® *uid at th* reduced rate cl 
F a < >* I J lb. ;« .... 

i.'tH'k'* r®cri|it®, 9490 Rook® Corn— export*. 6014, 

I’ UOVlS!OaN 8 -r-l*< rkhu® further advanced during 
we. I;, and wa'hav® noticed ®aiv* of about 1600 bM®. th - 
rati* early In tin- work being 621 60, and latterly f .22 00 
R t»hl for Mu®*. The irauiootfoni laeiude a sale nf 20 o 
bbli prime, on Wednesday, at $18 25 'p bbl... . R«-uf lm* 
gnot, off riowly at $14 60/3615 00 V bbl fbr piimu. . . 
1 L« on ha® arrived wore froely, and the market has tot-’ 
telly tn*MD dull. The sale® embrace some 300 ca*k® at 8 > N ' 
foi'X* V lb for Shoulder®, aud 10* jb for prime Ulbbetl 


jfTAMlE.fltl .1 
Dry AAlUd M.t. 
W«| gAlUJ,k’v> 
DVy, country ... 
Kip nud CaR . . 

Bren, 9Um. 

• 


^hk Treatv tyiTH. I’eru.—W® publish the following 
extract from the veccutly concluded treaty of •- Friend- 
stiip. Commerce nud Navigation,’’ between., the United 
StattM and l’eru : 

Thu United State® of America aud the itepubilc of Peru 
mutually agree that there shall be recifrocal liberty of 
commerce and navigation betweeR their lespoctive terri- 
tories uud citixens ; the cltlrenspf either republic may 
frequeut with tlieir ve«*)ls ull the ooiuU. p»rt* uud places 
of thu other, wlrerever foreign commerce i« jiermitted, 
aud miile Iu ull part* of the territery of tither, and oc- 
cupy dwellings aud warehouse* ; and evrry thKTg bcloug- 
iug llwreto shall be reipocted. aud shall Qot be subjected 
to uuy arbitrary visit* or Rcoreli. The srid cllixeu* shall 
have #ntl liberty to trade iu all port® of th® territory of 
eltliur. arcordlng to tie rule* esteNMied l»y ftexospecllvo 
i-eguiKiiou* of i-wiuuiercc, in all klad® of goosa mcrclian- 
tli*e, manufin-turv®, aud product* vot prohibit'd to aU.and 
to upeu retail .•■lore® uud shop*, under tb* sane municipal 
nud police I ..gulatlQU® •« imtive «itixeu® ; aid they shall 
not in, thH U'cpeot bo llabh- to aur other o) higher taxu® 
thau. tho*.- which uw or may bo paid by nitivc citizen*. 
No •'xuuiiiiutiou or iuspoet ion of their bok'-*. puin-r*, or 
acroijui®. shall-b* made without tfio leg-il older of a com- 
petent tribunal or Judge. , 

Kuom iiie Pi-. i -ii. —Tbe St tHRii® Rettblicnn of the 
28th ult. ha* later.iiew* Iroui tlioTUiu*. several parties 
of (?allforuiau* have urrivetl <'V«riuid at Yesltiu. Kuue*- 
ville aud othe.r towu*. Up to the lStfof July, 253d5 
mmi. -7021 women, b'270 cliildreu, M. U S bf.^'*, 5822 mule*. 
60,340 cuttle. 24.230 sle ep uod MW wnpu*, had pu*mrd 
fort Kearm-y. Mr. Thouia* A. ato.idiij report* having 
counted 600 fre.-b grave® between Hqi't'/caiuey and Wes- 


-A suit was recently tried bo- 

for* on* of the lower Court® of Pittsburgh to recover of 
tbe Bxnh o n g* Bank tho value of a five dollar mutilated 
note. Tho note had about an inch tom off the middle of 
it, whleb, it wa® contended by the officers of the bank, 
oould, with a like amount from five other hill®, form a 
aixtb. and ouo equally a® good and passable a® that pre- 
sented at the bank for redemption. Tbe bank had offered 
to givo four dollars for tbe note, bqt It wa® refused, aud 
the lull value demanded. The bank wa® sustained by 
the Court, which decided that tb* bolder of the note woe 
uot entitled to the full value represented on it® tec*. 

A Great Blunder. — After all the dispute about the 
mileage amendment to the Defu-ieucy bill, iusisted upon 
by the Senate, and after some opposition concurred in by 
the House, it turn® out that the Committee on Enrolled. 
Bill® neglected to have it engrossed, aud Mr. Speaker 1 
Boyd aud the i’resideut of the Keuate signed the bill with- 
out IF; and, with this buil**ion, it wassent Co" the Presl- 
dent, who, of course, made it a tow. Mr. Hecretary Dick- 
eus walked up to tlie Treasury d&epartin.-ut to get the 
titty thousand, when, to his. ai^toniahmeut. it was an- 
nounced thut the appropriation was uot in the bill. To 
remedy the negligence, the Beuate have iuserted the 


The Ciiinksb Mission.— I t Is laid that tlie Hon. Hum- 
phrey Marshall, member of Congress from Kentucky, wa® 
nominated by the President ou the 2dth ult. u* Couimb- 
n loner to China. 


»iAl, iU4or*. 
W*liM;®,AArf<4. 


New iNvawTfON.-cdir. George Little, electric telegraph 
engineer, announoeein the NewYork Bun that h® ha* in- 
vented an Instrument by which the use or the Yoltate 
Battery will bo dispensed with for telegraphic purpose®. 

A machine i* on exhibition in Bteubenviile, Ohio,- for 
the manufacture of matches. It will produce either per- 
“cuskfon or frictiou matches at tlie rate of 20 JMX) per min 
Ule, or 1,21)0,000 p«-r hour. S 

Naval — The United State* ship Bt. Ivoui* vr»* put in 
rnmmlMlou, at Norfolk. Wtht« 20th ult, and dropped 
down to the naval uucliortige, Ii. 'N. Ingram l« in eoui 
mond;- 


n v rioi wcmtAaE 

MAIUON, PHHHV COUNT 

„ . Faculty 

Itev. James K. AaMEiaoxo, A. Jkl.,f 


Mr. 'Jicola KaiicSK 
log. of the French 
rfructor on U alter ® 


Fashion able Folly — The annual grand dres* aud 
fancy ball at Saratoga, is mooted.’ ft i* vxpei-ted-to sur- 
pasaanyof it® predecessor* in splendor uud extrava- 


uiileage amendment iu the Military Appropriation bill'. 


\mxu — * l ~ b y .Aial N »*H4« 


.COlieelbriUle 






prefiou* season. 


lb . K‘» t< lb (>r pUin to extra and choice Sugar-cured 


tl.ou.taud dollar*. 


or lour liourw every morning, in Higlit of the 
city. Au<l then Hie loUtler, air ! 7 


Laxue K m ii kv element. 


urn , . 

JuUgeifi' W. BuiUli nud coippauy arpred at Kam-. ville 
on ■ the' 16th. Iu filly -four day* (ruifCalUyrala. 'I’bey 
made tin- trip from Fort Larutnie Iu tlrtruu days, a* die- . 
Unc4 of-700 niiles They packed Ibjugh, aud were iu 
good health They returned on thteurth fide of the 
1 ‘lvtte. and represent that there wa* ht little deknessou 


A young man named B. Cohea 
Lope®, in the employment of Me**r®. North k Scott, in 
Ht- Loul*. lm* been arrested on the charge of eipt*ezzilng 
fund® belonging to tlie firm to tbe amount of $ 10,000 ||,. 
was . a book-keeper aud cashier. Lopes wo® formerly aj 
re|idt-nt of Mobile, aud ha® always borne a good reputa 


Ami tlien tho loUtlcr, air ! 'i 

. M.-^The what? 

- The fodder, air ; the dinner. Tainted 
steak*, lutit ))mumer’H egg®, clieeao that run® 
alone, break 

C. 1J. .M Oh. bother ou your dinner ! I’ve 
got half a- peck of ®audwiches in my uitrpetTiag, | 
He.iides cookie*. 

0, R.o-rThut’a right, «lr ; nothing like econo- 
my in these hard lime®. 

R. R. — There goes the laat bell, air.’ What 
do you say ? Duly a Hhilliug fare by tho Rein- 
deer; now’ll' your chance,. air. 

C. R. — IIo’m likc.it trooper, IViend ; he’ll stick* 
you for a dollar If jio geta you alioard, and stick 
you on the bar beaiile®. t’ouie, go with me at 
a Hhilliug, and nay uothiug more about it. 

It. It. — I’ll take you for «|V//r/irr— 1 want lo 
save your life, if jxMaible. 

C. it.— Here’s your ticket fur three cents; 
you are n dead iuun if you go on the Reindeer. 

Disinterested Spectator— TJur Clay ® off, air. 

C'. IJ. M. — Kh/ wliut ? gono ? Oh ! uli ! well, 
friend, I giiutta 1*11 go with yuu n’t aixpeoco. 


United Br.ui.s Rank Uase — Judge Allison, of tliet.'uui 
luou l'lea® of Philadelphia, ho® decided that the trustee* 
ol' the Bank of the Uultr-d State® aro buuud to receive, In 
payment of debt® duc/tt) tb»-. bank coupe us of bond* 

l *ued by tbe bank. 


Uoliegtat* 


S'*. p “‘* “)»■ '• Tlw new Sve-frenc 

N* tul “• eUlgj of the frueUent. have eHneet ell 
a® soon a® l®®ued. "You can 
ooiu® that does not bear thi® at-. 
, .f 00 ^ w l»be® of the public of Paris fur 

ht Poet " 

ttteiUned witi i* fr<,m Rou "‘ that tlie Fop# i* 

•ht* great un^ i * y ‘ * nd lhat lllH hi® lieRlth 

••■t ha® b^ n n ‘ ,M to hi* phyiiclaus. illlhertu. every 
Ue - It ia ,^ 1 ,. cono **l hi® danger from thu pufr- 

he willtl “the event of hi® disease proving 

^ he mcceededby OariMnal Wteemau. 

I’^'rideut ofliolally rec.og- 
•Sl o tMldu at k S3 Ugate M UouiUi 0*ncral of Me*l- 
100 been aS* Anlo,, l 0 Jo **» d« Marauds Fal- 
U *U®lU48u»!! 0g,lUua MOu “*“l General of Hr * *11 for 


ihatwddi- cf the river while there vto uiauy .b-itb* ou 
the south sJd«- 

Judge rimltb exumiued the ruuturith a view to tho 
practlcabtlUy of a railroad to the Fade, unj reports that 
the Oorth stile of Uie Platte l" well laptej to the cou- 
structiun of a road, much better tbaihe south lid®. 

’Two men from Hooue county, tty - 1 the name* of Real 
uud Jbirii-y, ouarreWil near Rear rivj Bortuy wo® shot 
ami killed Heal wit* tried by a Jo of emigrants- and 
«-xet iili d They t|iinrreled uUmt a (vision of pro|>erty. 
u lieu about to separate. 

Ou4lie l^lli June, ou tlie upper Pile river. A lady wa* 
found dfktl. with lo r thfoat opt froqarto ear. She wa* 
uleiiit tldrly year* of age, lmd on h fluger a gold ring, 
.marked on the outside with the ink N ebleh l* 

now. iii the po**ei^ion of K. It- IL-irvt .California.. 

tin the 2mb .Jilne. a mm ami. boy Vo found dead, wup. 
po.-ed t<* lutvc been murder* d The had brown, hair 
and *andy whiskers, wa® thirty or tliy-twoyeai>^»f *g.-. 
The hov uaj red hair, nnd wa* I'lghti ten year* old. 

The Moriiiuii tralu wu* getting ultj very well, a ®du 
of (1*>1. J. <• Little. Mr Dodge nso(aud 11 Ull Op Lane, 
are reported fu liave died. 


The Franejno Par 


. . lyai t/v The i'ostinaher Ueoeral h*. 
directed that document® and rpeeelK-.- may be iraiikea 
reparately end when tied in bundle*, the direction ou 
the outer document alone shall be required This « ill 
save member® of (Jougiva*. during the political campah'D 
au imhieuse amount of labor and clerk hire. 


Hum Fru'E ay Fruits and Ymii.u*ut. — This year 
there Is uimdUalcompUiut atCiudunatlof the high price* 
of fruit*, vegetable®, meet*, uud every other artiste pur- 
chased iu market There ii a generill advance In prices— 
fruit double, vegetable*. 50 per eeut. Kreu biaokberrie*. 
which. last year were ubuiiduut ut five cent®, eud tlie choi- 
cest but ten cent® a quart, now sell ut twenty cents. 

Nai a>-. — A n order wa® received at the Brooklyn Navy 
Yard, ou Monday uiorulug. the 26tli ult.. to place the fri- 
gate Constitution In reatliness for sea. Workmen were 
immediately placed upon her, uud she was taken into the 
dock. The ftloop-of-war Warren, brig Dolphin, and one 
Or two oUior uuval • vessels lying at the yard, liave been 
ordered to get ready for sea, wlthlu a few days po®t. 

The Jatan Kxseoition.— Commodore Perry Is now iu 
. Washington, lie say* that the Japuii expedition i* not 
delayed tor waut of men— he lias aeaaiuu aud marines 
euougli. Rut it is delayed, aud l* likely to be su fur an iu- 
definite length of time, by tho Inability of thu peradn* em- 
ployed to repair aud refit some of the vessel* to perform 
that service. ' 


on. I Huqm/.mI Folk, 


InchtonteT Fee, 
Boarding, f lo 
Washing. |1 » 


6198 

rs i tiJSBr 

■ '''I 

: it 


Haii.ino oe the Fhioate B|is®is®irn.— •Till® noble ves 
*el, ('apt. W. J. klcijbncy in etiinuiuud, aud houring Hie 
brogd pen nun t of ’ Ajftn . Ferry, sailed from NewYork. 'under 
secret order*. c^fHTe 2 *tl» ult. Bhe wa* to have booii the 
fleg-ehip of the Jupan expedition. Thu Finking quarter 
ore spoken of. us her plnce of de*tinuttou. 

Omport Navy Yaud.— T he sL’itm-fHgate Fowiiutan ii 
nearly ready for ae*. Order* cume from Washington on 
Saturday, tho 24(li ult , to put her stores on Loard and lit 
her for the .Mediterranean ntutfon. 

The®loop-of-wur Ht. Loul* also lie* at tlje yard, aud l. 
only wuitiug for her puffier to go into .commission. Bhe 
U likewise bound to the Mediterranean. 

The sloop-of-wur Cyanu, which has been iu the dry dock 
undergoing some light repair®, is about ready, and will go 
to sea a® soon as thu court-inurttoi, ordered for the trlul 
of her commauder uud several officers, 1 ® over. 

The Hteauiur Alleghany has bean hauled out and im- 
proved. huviug Hunter V nropcller® removed uud u 
screw, propeller suln-tituted ip ft* place t. 

Thu frigate • Fotomac which Ua* for some time past 
occupied the dry dock, undergoing very thorough repair*, 
is now receiving her oopper. •* 

The frigate® Columbia aud Favauuah urc also undergo- 

I log repair* at tbe wharf. 


M. o. Reel ; v 

Frliu# Beer t 

» Reef, 

1 lifer lor nud Damaged Beef. . - • . . .J. . . . . 

. Reef Ilut Inspected - A .... 7^- ... . 

two. .r.rr.*.,..: h. 

lUlfl'bl.M.rii'fc.r / 

Half bbl* Reef uci lu*|M«tud 

Totel 7 

KICK— The market is nearly bare of good Corolla 
We have heard of only *mnll sates at 4>i(1iJ6t ft Jk- 
GUNNY 1IAGH— We have no sale® of any mom 
report. Ilohluc* ur* generally asking 8 ^ 4 , which 
ruling rate for small lot®. 

I1KMF— Wm hsvu uot beard of a sate in ow niark 
some mouth*. We quote ltew rotted npiplueR/a* 
668 f ton. 

tfltLT — Them have been no cargo sale® durim 
week. The rate® for Liverpool, front seeoftd bomb 
61 oo for Uoarac , and 61 60 fur 


WctS K 


for number, 


.. for l ke ooiuecration of tlie Very 
iJha i '* 6 * Bishop of New 

• ... 11 “l®ly received from ltornn by Um 
iiiit • WaUh ha® also received the 
™ r “> Oity, by .blob New Uruii^ 
, tAtAbJ. U.p* lirotou, Not. Hcoiiu, 
; *“ Into » Uouud C.lbobc 

With Ilftlirax M tl» Mb, .IlJ 
Iu... Ukowlu boon 
1 “^ .°-; «*• to tbo t>ro.«ut llUhob 
tf.k, “* m u “ l tlrat ArohbUtioi' »uil 
»•» l'rorlncf. 


ItE-ArirEAkANCK op ilia Pk.a Seiivt:— it Appuur* the 
■ea «er])»nt hu® turned up again, lung lately been seen 
oil Halifax. N. H - doubtle*® on his y to lppk after tile 
interest* of our flrbermeu. The lllfax Colonist give® 
theVollowiug account of the visit nft* snakeship : 

V The ipoii*trou* critter ’ was set by Geo. 0*born«, of 
Cow h|»y. oil .Saturday, a* hu i® wilk to testify oil oath 
It WA* quite near ID hi® boat andT thus da*cribed by 
Mr. tLboruc . • It® head was exaclihe shapy of a ser- 
pent. aud being abqve water, appeM to L*t about five 
feet ia leniflh, by ^bouttee^eu ijolrcumference ; the 
body, which was principally duiteftter. oould uot havo 
beep tern than 00 or 70 feet lb leni.’" '-' 


H R. (with In® tliuiub ou hi® no»o uiul his 
digit® porformiug a ritnio® of exiirne«ivo gyrit* 

ItrinaN — V/» I nut tau ua,, ny guch 

if you wunt to 


tious)— No, I gu'us® you wout^v for no ^nch 
nvonoy now. The Clay ia (iff; i" ‘ 

get to NewYork by BteuuihoAt to-day , you mujR 
tftke thu Uoiu'leet’— furu ouo dollar. 

It wit® n picture for a paiutor— tho quiet i'uu 
of the ruuuor* uud tho crowd, uud tho hltnk 
uatouiiihim.'Ut of the victim when he lbuud there 
wu® uo ultefuutive but tho Reindeer uud . full 
furo ut tho toj> price. 


Muioaum oe Aa r*.— At the commeucemuul of thu Ohio 
Female College, at College 1IU1, near Ciuciuuall. recently, 
the degree of Mistress of Art® wa® oou|urml on tho seulor 
class, consisting of seven young ladies. Tbe wboio number 
of student# during tho last tenu wa® ffl. 


M M Crawford. .Mobile *. 

2 r.o 

Rev T II Foster : 


D Compton, Mrs Win Lyon, Dwilonolis, Ala. . 

Ret P Kinntur : 

fi o«i 




€\)t to Orleans Christian Biuu'tiie. 


.S# *t 

f* ' -I 


rr«*felWUm,.,,'i. JM 


ftto- ran luMtl 

fenth* brill Uni 
Mr in so forrttl 

l! ft mn'kr.r nigh. 


AUmmv l mm alnaf ! u'tfhi » diadra .arc fulling. 

tW rtlwti! IUr«** unto thrir m*l« «v *©»»* 
flh* dntr* Hra-nth h*v in* hor voting l« c*liln< 
TV* h»tc • m+hrT U*X III* wot abnr 
ad Mb* hoar tnW— ttln» eye* an* filling 


I Kick to BaiY. Lorenzo, the Imccniitcr* divided 
| thelr npfllirHnd noon fitter Hepnrntcd with their 
I vr.-weln, rao*l likely to go upon new expedition* 
i A* for the nrrh-viUnin,Morgf\n, ho nui'peiiuenl- 
I )v , w J®f .tojSngUnd, nnd received the honor of 
j knighthood from the linn'dn of 't-hftrlos II.. wl«. 
( after ward* neut him to Jninnicn to fill n judicial 
J office. Here he helinved with bin wonted cruel- 


couwe betwixt nU nation*, fill s.VBtemntic piracy ...... . „ v . *» 

on n grpn’t scale such n.« wc lcWC nlluded to, hnn infected citizen of this place, hnn in this way Cotigreux. which wa* reotntly finally pawil. the wboh * W * «*«*** mumuxjiai iiUUl 
hoeji long since' pxlirp iic 1 by the concurring sitbred to the nmount of two tliousnud dollars number of Ropn*ontatlve* will' in- two hundred and I’Ubliraw , bj-Rriiai A Mii.u-k. Aulurn. Nc 

ellorts of every civilized power r rtu l’ndre in chnrge of the Parish of Santo thirty-four, distributed' n* ‘follow*. vjr. r Maine n. Ni-m t,,i: rifSYOflY tlf THE METHODIST KI'Ij 

' Torn* hns been carried off to Lfi'Paz a prisoner. Hampshire ", Vermont a. Mn*ta*hu*ett* II. Rhode I-IiiiHt t-Hl'IO’th in the lulled Staten and Canada it 

Arrival of the Falcon nn<|the otfly law known tc^exist is the will of 2, ConneoUnut 4. N ! ewY«irk>J f New.lersev ft, i’cmi«ylvh'nto unMM,m ..i the Origin, ibortrliifeV. 


effort* of every civilized power 


Arrival of the Falcon. 


•irilesfl of ownerfihip. Don Juan Bnnditini, n 
*W»feeteil citizen of this place, hns in this way C 
sitbred to the amount of two thousand dollars n 
TKt Padre in charge of the Parish of Santo tl 
Torus hns been carried off to La Pa 7, a prisoner. II 
nmjthe o^fly law known tt^exist is the will of -\ 

Mi'liiib'i.i ' Tim imnnln nr<i hourtilv tinul #.l 'V 


A rru ii tin. ,,rvT OP llr.raksr.vvsTi, ,\. — .UiiiIit tile not oil 


POPULAR METHODIST BOOKS. 


SOUTH-WESTERN BOM 

J0| IN BHl, 

At tho nliftVe I N " ** « 


rr trar* that will net be rrprww.t ; 
Phi* aonvw err Hie w. my heart to tbrtllliur 
Until It quiver* wildly In k»y b rraa t . rm 


AWnr. 1 an alone j by to* for 
Ufr to** no joy for too sWe * 


Ufr ha* no joy fiir U 
ttd In tbto heart ran nrra rtaorr nwakrn- 

IWIsMylMe-Hdra^UMolotie' / 


| office Here he behaved with ttis wonted cruel The njcnWr Falcon. Lieut. ,Rt>geta, U. S. X . hisiwny and long for a change, hut aro deft* 
j ty. nnd in n Tew years was trarntmUteil home a commanding, arrived Moudny from Aspiiiwall. fiR* In thene(?e.«<ary, courage and energy 

i lint Z'lw , . ,, ’ ,,< ' ncp *' r • M pntiisli court . t)l( , oj,,j nn ,i <r nn t |, 0 20th nit, lrringirijt. SX Flu visco— Under n decision jmt r 

nut no charge, lieing. p referred jigamat hint, he , ... nf IhoHty uf Hun Kranciscb o*nt. no -prop 

r- lllwr " ,< ‘.' 1 ' LiNmmatanMs rueh tie these eUfornm dnten to the 1st nf July. & livcv foot of it. worth at least ^.(KK), (>0 (i 
gtee u* aeurioumn eight into theetnte of moral.- Bos'*™ "T or ' s ‘h»« O.c nteanishipOO- iVaotf for Iom than tif80, (toil, A6nay the 1 

j townrds the conclusion of the seventeenth con* lumbia, from San Francisco., arrival at Pann- »mii. ;u,i„m« n ia * 


Melndrez. The people nr« heartily tired ot J iif». tpdawnre H Marylnml if Ohio 21, South mmUmi i. 


his iwav nnd long for a change, hut aroddi- «1i*nrgln 8, Florid* 1. AtoMmi/i'?. Mb-l.«Hippi f,. l.ouiainnM ■ 1,0,, K^w H«’rrlf. or' lihu k Ulter OoiiCprenc^ 18mo 

rie« 111 the necessary courage and energy. 4. Virginia rc. North Parollnn K. Tehneii^ 10. Kentuekv ,,rir ‘‘ ; f *1 00 lion, at I-Mt.clo^Vo '' OT i 0,,r i> toUk^ 

HN Fiuyrisco. — Under a decision just made. 10, MW°url 7, ATkimma 2. Ipdlapn 11 j Tllinninp. Ml.'hlgfin T,,K LIVKS OF KMINKNT MV.TII01H8T MINISTPUS SUNDAY Reifon A 

theclty of San Francisco owns no properly. IVUconsIn .1. Towa 2. TexiCs 2. ( Mifortiln 2. Total if'H. containing wiogrnphlrnl8keti*he«.lnclddnts.Attecitotes. Sunday School nooks of n ii 
Mvcy fOQt of it, worth at least !fr'4,000;()00, has TkjVwbnlc numlwr nf.l’ro^ldontlnl iloctorn— nddiiifv-yif U?cord of Travrl. etc .idPjrby same author, fitoio..! !Ti tensive assortniont of .liivatv^ 1 *" 1 


|.iu«t pumipnou i>\ ur.nsi A. BIii.t.rH. Auburn. New York.l 1 I () II 

Till: llfSToiU' i<F THK MF.TIIOMTST KI'lSUOPAj. 

I'lll Iti'lh in ih.* I iiIIimI Slate* and Canada giving an ^ ,h,. n i lflT , ... , 

Oil. Origin. I'riigri-.., norttitibV. .tlllltreh flrlli'.wilu- • ' " ' ' 

IMiejf. IWIjiitlow.wrghtm,^ lly Her. P . '> MKTIIOniW Bn™, "I 
VimglAM n.irrl,., nr ltln.-k Hirer I’lmference. limu All the t'nhll,.,|'|„„, „T K 1 

y. »t W ituii. nt e„t„l,», 1P erf ’ • * 

Till'. Ill \ MS or VMIV'l'V'r M I'TI 1 1 itit jm uiirioinlini. * 




JJ* i . . , mft, on the iiOth ultj, with eighty-eight passen- 

tlle im^iinltTnnf nf ,! V*" V ^ «id mails of the 1st of July, 

tue ljimginationH of the bucc aneers, who now , rl ... . , . 4 4 

planner 1 aimllarly daring expeditions to the Th« Falcon brought twenty-two of her passen- 


Fvcy fOQt of it. worth at least .^'4,000,1100, has Th<* whole numlM-r nf.l’rouldcntlnl i lpctorn— a 
beei sold for less than sj*'80, 000.46 pay Hie Peter- Sonata— will therefore be 2WV. uuiking 140 

»Sm}h judgments. ' to a choice. 


iiecoruof rrarel.etp .etP vr by same author, 12uio..l -2ft tensive awortniont of iiivbJV; i I 
T1IK WF.Sl.KY OFF+1HINH • or. WeMey and HI* Time*. Mbmrtes. J 

Hjdtev. I). llolniM. A M . of Ouelda Conf. '• Klghty- ^ , THF.O!^o y 1 


Later from Texas. 


Mixons mav iu: M AiinFs.—.lmlge Thouipiou. of l'bllsi- I 


The Falcon brought twenty-two of her passen- lie steamship .Tames L. Day, Cnpt. Talbot, youih 


seemed to them like a newly-discovered mine ol Sierra NevaUn, for New York. 

. '¥<$*• “? a thftt very 

inrds, and gave rise to numerous' forebudintrN 


B UI tMiiWNt. T«kanna., Tl m^ Rililtlarly daring expeilitions to the — • ‘ uroug.n iwcnij-iwo O! IIVI imsscn- ..e mrn.ua..,, . .... .. 

rtllWJBA ViPAimfUQ South Sea, the coasts of which, and their cities, gors to this city. The rest took passage on the nmed on .Saturday, from (fnlyeston, bringing (who»« father npplini for hindipoharg.* 
mwauuVJIUUI. iwra»d to them like ti newly-diNomcd mineliof Bicrr* NevnUa. fiff'Nfw York. 'luhs from that cit 

unt£ft M P«UtA IH irn. UmpatWiST^Thill'iL^ tathtBmn- i 1'!“'' ^ tlmt «P r Z‘ hi, « wns vcr ^' to Ic^Vomiaing. 

pd I# be phrase among the iarifs, and gave rise to numerous forehui/iug* < u on thc IPtlttnun. The Falcon put into San lesethe worm slum 

caring find Wild class of sailors, that there and prophecies, both i if Spain nnd in Peru, of J lm n ( le Nicaragna for passengers. in nfew days, the 

mace south of the Use. This was cer- great invasions by land and sea. The following vea^el^ were in port at Aspin- lha ot any past sc 

^ ^ ftcr or two mcfToctAial attempts of par- wall on the 23d : ship Affghan and bark V6luri- TCn C '? 1 , ,lo ' l J h ’ 1 lor 

nBd levmtffiith centuries, when the ties of pirates to cross the Isthmus nf Uni-ion . wnsshot nnd dam. 

i r*8'®" 9 °f West were so dreadfully »n S Zf ta' 1080, hyA S ^^nP-W^tho,. Utter to sail for ton on the Wth « 

I by booc*nocra hr nn utes. Thcso des- EngKsh lulvcntarerli, who fonml menna lb rtro- N Vork ,c J lth ,lU ' Utclnrtla. A euiU 

■ belonged to mostly *11 European mi- curs tlio frioniMilp nnd co-opcration of the iiv- Arnaud Chapoulicr, a passcnRer, • liclontting tweci the parties 

tint «n>M oliinllv I'nirlicl. Tl.,*..l. 1 • ■ , i.* , ., ,, ‘ .j . 1 v. - .... • . Iln.i.i.' .n!<t. .. I.....1 


dolphin, on Saturday, the 24th tilt., decided the case nf u I PPUK (101. D : of. Truth in ltd Nntivi* 


f» vpii years hate 1 sojourned 6n tills earth, endeavoring T1,i " J^partment in very Inh,,. 

‘'"j" T” 1 " 1 ". 'V«.-l-y. ltliuo 1 oo *'»!«" 1* Th,-)lngy taj**”*, 


named Hugh*, n recruit in the inarim 


*>wfmp author. 


laps from that city to the 29111 ulfc. 


dull on the Istlitnun. Tho Falcon put into Ban jessthe worm should make ilk appearance with - 
Juan do Nicaragna for passengers. in nfew days, the product tifill greatly exceed 

The, following vessels wore in port at Ainin- lha ol any past sctisoii. 


r l»o cotton erdp through otjt 'I’exaRs continues Ing the recruit to the custody of Maior ihurls The net 
to le as promising nsjt possibly could be. Un- of (’ongre^ declaring the onllMmant „r ,„i„or« unlawful 


Cipt. Koach, formerly of thc steamer Brazos, ; t«. servo tho state, which cannot 
was shat nnd dnngerously wounded IrtGalvcs-; of tho parent, in iftoiicasos 
ton, on tlie 20th ujt., by a man nnmod Tliomns ' nuppendod during tho period of 
Hiclurds. A sudden altercation .took plnco be- troyed. 
tweci the’ parties at a bar.;. Bjchnriis struck _ - 


he wo* aJiltnor at the iWof hia onlhtment.) l.y remand- 
ing the recruit to the custody of Major llarri*. The net 
on’nngre^ declaring the enlistment of' mlnot* unlnw'ful. 
relate* only to thu army.' The Hugh h conunoti law goy- 
ermlho enllptinentsin the naval horvlc^aud If link heeii 
held In England that a minor may contract an obligation 
to serro tho 8tate. which cannot be n t aride l.y the p-.wer 
of tho parent. In Much Ohsoh tho pnruutnl autjir rity I- 
MUPpondod during tho period of botvin', although not dor- 


on the ground that TIIK MKTIIOUIST 


or. Truth in ItA Nntive hwvellness. Tty ro »’°- numng whlfh tnny U f.^T f0B % J 

1 ,kV J-r.'myn,yl„ r , n/rl" l,"’* ^ J 

ST I’ It UyV,UI I KH.cohtnining twenty-eight kocko, lliu'on, Milton. Uollinr Slwlb^’^kk 


Sermons on Doctrinal nud I’metleal Subjects, by lllriiop ^nk-y.StAckhou^. lhmlett,Tillot i o B 7 v,4, 
Meddlng, Ur Hsk. Ur. Hangs, and othef prominent I' 0 lBldon,‘ Harrow. Melville \t* 1 


U«m«r. BhirloiT^i 


buccaneers cr pirates. These des- English ndventurers, who found means tb pro- * or * c 011 ^*c 2 >tli ult. Hiclurds. A sudden allcrcaiion -took plnco bo- troyed. 

longed to mostly all European un- cur^ thcTriondSip and co-operation of tho M Arnaud Chapoulier, a pnsscugcp, • belonging tweci the* parties at a bar .;. Rlchurtfs struck -*•’ 

were chiefly English, Dutch and diojiw who inhabited the line ofYfnitc. The btic- to Ncw'Orloans, died' on the evening of tho 27th ,i loadl with ,l tumbler, and Uodbh knpeked him Aeciijwij.-pn tUe evening of the 20th nit a 

l tho whole burtlcn of their cruelty oaboers who engaged in this expedition were the' ult. ,j ■ * down and boat him. lticbiirds tuft n got a pistol trttln ears oh tho Hudson Hi vor ltailroad rau on thu 

j fell upkn the Spaniards. Against crews, of seven vofisols, aihouhtiug altogether to DiFFifri/rv in tiik Minks .— Exvuhion of uud 4»otJlo/ich, thc ball eutbrihg his "face just track a f« w milcB above the city of' iiudaoh. and the Wo- 

, ' as they cnllcd Uiem, thoy waged a apn, of whom thirty-seven were left to fbrriY^n-«r — Tho San Frnhelw.-n *T1bral.l •' nnlr • the temple, ami ranging tjo^u tQ.thc neck,' motive, dewier, haggage car apd oho i.aimongcf car were 

war, and, as it appeared, on Hie S]*- guarA tho ship durihg the absence of those who u*hn/^u,iH«J » r# •« i . ■ , when it is lodged. Tl.o^wiouhd liras .considered precipitated into the rfver. A large number orju .^cuger* 

ioe of rovcnging the cruelties which went on the expedition, whicli was not expected' &£*'■ ler ’ H, ockton, dune Ih. very dungerous.^4ti6htifW }ias';bee!i'hrrcstcd.' ^ruscriously injured, and iti* antohinhing that no one wa* 


ministers of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Edited Kevins. Evans. Home. Bl ^2£Sa 

by. Her D. Holmo, — w w-nd, Kltto, limlor. Kd*£d7Zj**ft W,i 

THK \OKNH I.AHV'S HUOK : or. Principles of Fotn&lo b’Aublgny. I.'.Ulu’r, C.vlvln ^ Ittl, 

K.lucniron, lly It. v W. Ilosraor, odltor of N. C. Advo- BIULHS ! HYMNS I AND nlli. 
onto: -SeTonllrvilltlon ; Mmo i no An MlonslTo awortment of ail 

TIIK YOKNir MANS HOOK: or! Self.Edbcitloa. Bj «f Wwltoga. 

-alno aulllnr. 10*10 ] otl S0H00I, BOO,, 

TIIK SllllTIIKIIN' IfAIll' ANI. KMfflST MKI.OIl'lKS 1 W0 ^ U ri '*l'<ctfuU, rail lh , 
lly M A llloelow .. chant*, toaolicra and ""•■at. 


ui h.u. auto- • • juijuhb: AND PknL 

.1 HO A”o*ten*lvoaMortment,of aUiln-J?* 11 

Idlieatlou. It, of binding... “’-kn, 


as Uiey onllcd ^tem, they *r*gtsd a 860 af„, of wlmm liifty-scvon tvero left to ’ PbrpfiW-Tbp Kan Frabel.cn ' HfcraM •' mibv 'T* “ 
ar. and, ae it appeared, on the ej*- guarit tile ship durihR the nhsenco of those tvlm ... , ... . , , when it 

oe of rtSYcnging the crucltioa which went on tho e5p*Htmn, a > ltlei% Stockton,. June 27th very dun 

nation had committed upon the In- to be of long continuance.' There were tivcrnl n W a . Tin* In 

meli tlitl tho Knnninwlu Miffnr il.io ».k K ..rl:* ' t.i..., . 1 1 A a, n -t .. . t _ t.l.rnu ilm 


1 <b urn iKiuiiuruH HirucK — Hv Mr* M A lliirelnw 

ir, and Hoduh knpeked him "^ rrnflo ' I » Ac^ijfcsj.-ipn-tlio evening of the 20th nit .» c„n|os of nnv of the at^voL, , #*k nV "‘e'' C ? nU 

HiCEW*4n got a pistol J~«» « oh ..tho Il..d»..n lllver llailroad ran „I1 ih. on r „ c ,.,' , oi ,, ric0 . pnl ^ a 1 * PMUe '' 

hull cutbnng his fuce lust track a fn. mllM.nbovc the city of Iludnon, nnd the lu... ■ \ (1 r N Ts WAN T P I> ' 

l rnUg-^B riowu to.tbe pbek motiyc . tender !«.*,. car a„.l on,, ,.,u,«cn*rr car were Mlahgw,. tiolporftnr. 'and othrlp ,up,,Ii,:,l With the 

nth., r r^-yjs, 


1 OH , SOltOOI, BOOR* 

I FOttKST MKKOniKS. 1 W0I J 1J roapoctfUlly caU the attcnll™. . 

cent* M&b ftaehcrg, and nthtt, in 

, it trtv larirnand 


(T T juT d iT r pc oi tong continuance, mere were several : ” T ,r . *• . 

f Wf much did tho Spaniards buffer in, this men of literary talent among thc inuruudotw, A Bpaujeh . gcuUcumn, - uouichI Don - Joso He 
tbev at leogthodopted the ingloViuus who have written accounts -of the proceedings, Llngifnb, arrived .this morning from Mariposa, 
of desisting from carrying on an in- whiqli have the most - romantic interest. These thu t he and about fifty other forejgu- 

wiilt. their Sotatk American colonies, were i Basil Hingrose, Barty 8huia>, William Dauji era, ^comprising Spaniards, Chinamen, Manua- 


ry dangerous.^ -«lehtifra llas 'been ' hrrcstcdV' ^’ r « seriously irijurdd, and it Ua«toUihhin8 that no One waa 
™iudiauola Bulletiii of the. 22d lilt, rnenv killed. Th« water at tho place where the accident occur- 
tiJiiH tho -nfsivnl ut'fliilt purl' 'riTllie ^scliooner rPd ,H tweuty-flv«‘feet deep. ah<l lwjd not the |.aMcoger 
Arispe withxmc hundred jUiojlKaita fect, 'uiul the Cttr lodged on top of thoTooomotivo and baggage car all 


Amorican colonies. weroEasil Ringtosc, Barty 8hui*.. William DaiAi 

In OTfltA (nalnml nf »in» ' _ : 


•"I '- vuv utiuut v, I iiiutreatm /cm. mill llie ... ivu S cu uu vuji w mw iuuuiiidmto UDU luggage car Hi 

schooner Elizabeth with t seventy- live' thousand *bu |,n.scngcr» must inevitably buvu l.«rn dtowu.d fur. 

ffrs.,i ..r 1. ....i rri. .. i- . t ■ .... .... 


feet of lumber. JJ"lie ftiYuicr's cargo.is 'designed 


allaying 


enough, these ill 
tion in England 
Dirates belong! 
and oilier court 
the evil deeds 


biwheze no the part of tUo snitch' ten, lor i* Mid to liaT, 
been the. taupe of the accident . 


■ark Cjuiu-ui ti.T-The Hrijis^i 
Kea. hence for Liverpool, cleared 


pit,u or ipv,d.ut„rnl teadenoy, Including a t.ricty or size* ' 
Of the Bible, lu whiAn great Inddcumcnu un, offered. For 
further (mrtlopUr,', apply (post-paid) to 

IlLltBt A M ll, KKlt, M.buin. Now York 
I' A 51 oipact to pubtleh II,,' Will ITHHS III' JAMKS 
AliMINIVS during the year. It jaatrongly recommended 
by th„ Biehopa. Price <r» ; two yolumea, octavo. Orders 
*i!I> I . ’ jiMiamSSi ' 


iny largo and valuable aa..oH.e,^. T!*jN K 
Spelling Books. iSS3»« 

Heading Book*, AriUnWh 

idetlonnrles. Tv’ 

llllelode, - M r* 

, Oompeelllon. ^ 

Dr r„ Wg ' Kkembtry, ** 

. Book-Keeping, BoUny ** 

Heogakpby, . H b 

' U^lory, 

Biography, 


Natural Pkildiori,, 

nc.iir, 


aneniBw 1U uicir uiuco. curiously ntcnuy ongagou DV the bucaSsoerSe r : ,f wurou^ere lust Degmnrng - to pay: lie hart UI u,u ranroau route to riuuciosj to be .--twenty* r iur iiiverpoot, uirarea 

depredations met with little attcu- Jtwason tho 1 lflth of Auril that tlin otiJ; ' crimed maclniicry litacost of i^ldOO, aud had Smiles further than to Powdcrliorff. Bayou, . thl * ,,ort on tho L7t U ult:. wufa cargo of lo«4 bale* 
nd, or in any country to which tho tiolfpiKsed over front Ooldcn Island and lundctl to 1 1,1 ’ un,,ou “H to save Iris life. making a cost of two hundred' tlibusand dollars c “ u .™ .""d -°“1 TJic OUarlotto was towed over 

iged. ; At this period, Uc IfogliBh i n Itarlen, each mafi provided with lour cakot of ^ seems n meeting was ljeld jm thc 18tb inst. “or® *» the former than to thc : latter point. " , l ’ y , l "" Saturday .last, at 12 

! r ^, Kur0! * k cncrill, i' w «*ia ut bread Called “ dough -Iwv* " with a fusil a ni< dt tbe crossing of the Agua Frio aud Fresno They muko thecostpor mild, on Urn whoje-routci ol ; k ",'" n “ b " discovered to „n lire in the 

101 H'* h %«r- They began their n’rdnL . t °.. c 5’ cl 


B - 'f rA ^ BSTOC ^^ VBRMIFUGB i^? 


deeds if the buccaneer^, ext 
to oonviot and punish*thetn 
i an! robberies oil the high Ben 


in we conccrowl in 

d ^-'^da an^n^!. H u 0,08 Amon fe 9t tl ’«° worp two chiefs, who went 

SftuTtjTr 1 ' • *° t P* tllJ hy thc names of Captain Andreas nnd Captain 

obgiMtting, in a great m e^su«,'.in tte attemnt Antonio.' ‘ 1 v.p 


S^Se ySmna r Sofi'r mn T c,1 > nmrshaled in divisions, eaeh will 
n „l' , $® So , flir conim under and distinguishing ling. Many 
ccfhed in tliepp enter- L 


thesp enter- r j en Indians j came to supply” them 
Bo doubt that 8 j 0 ns, and to keep them rompnny n 


* xhev ltcgatt their urduduj r . 0 ?T^’. at ^ llio ^ xt Wus resolved to expel all for- ^8 llt thousand dollsrtj, ivhiolij, we Relieve; is far 
d in divisions, each withits* c, ? l J cr ® ^ , °* n *1*®^ ’district, ..and under no other below the cost of any railroad jev.cr.yet eOnstruot- 
isti^guishing flag. Many Da-'' alit ' , p rit > r j thrtn ,thc resolutions passetl ut this The engineers havo also estimated tho cost - 


uaintop, and every exertion tn ijxUnguiMh tho flamn I Patent' -humbugs, of 


• The Safest and Mopt’ Effective 

HE.JIf:»r FOR I VOMtJUS. 

Tt. Till. AmldHt the profusion ofno»tvnmn i 


lU-ftdciri, etc. 


1 ’Greek and Latin Hooks, of all ill 


•m with nrovi-' mec ^ n g» hiwe these poor inofl'ensivc. men b^en, oftheroad to BaiurjateWsIxiy'.thousa^ddolA- 
as confedeiv ' ^ or , c ®, ( ? t<r n ^ ant lop thellf works, nnd Mr. Llagu- law less than to Palacios. J. | 
ief-d whnwenlt n ”* 8 li^'Bpared him on condition of his imraetli- Uapt. J. B. Reid, of Victoria^ county, lias 

, III IICIU; nfnlv loavinw 4li» n»lS4U«..:«, pmuTimnnoil ,>i. ... u:.. : 


proved* Mselow. Tbo captain and crew abandoned her I 
and arrived in tho city yesterday. .Captain Kea stated 1 


—Amidst thu profusion of nostrum* and [ n nTprv denari mint nf a i 

)f the present dpy, the public should br « y ^ p - rlln nt of 8cll ‘ noe i UtotiteiiM ■ 

remedies they purcliaKu nnd use. when *'• "• wou 14 call tho altuntionof . 


Unit when ht\. left thc ship the masta were all gone and I and that very frr^iuuntiy they exist in thu 


CMUtious ns to the remedies they purclituu ami use. when J -. B - would tho attention of kkfjJ 
life is in danger from disease. ^It U n, notorious fact that he to his choice collectlou of MUmin. U 
h S.'h | . Wrt :?.‘« l1 »<iult«. nnen value death, Workai All .bo uew aad 

ey.-lcm when ll reMjTml „ te ucd from IK. lw^“ , ' i 


is not suspected. 


, attempt Antonio ' 

^ihppani^rmadanniha^nta. in Queen After endnring tremcmloua fnti e ucs thenar: ,n ™d a Burreu.ler of theirarma from thc foreign- ‘no Vlotorin Advocate any a the cholera lias " “/“• """ , 1 "" “ 1 "''' rwl '» Blverpool h.Tiro"v7d't,.*tai»r. 

Bllzabelh a tA. and which laatod eWn up till Iengl |, *»J hc( | Snntft Maria* a town litol !', r9 ’ their h 5lng refuse<l to comply was thc «ntircly diaappoared from that place, only two Z>"dnmTyr,7tZ owl'! ,7 ' mal "“’ P , ’ J, fr “ m ' 8I " C " 11 lir *‘ r ut before the public, m« 

the middle of laat wmtiry— wja one of the pre- tedon a river which falls into thc South Sea ‘j 10 pretext for driving them away, nlthough oe three cases having occurred within the pro- 1 chimneys pf tho towbost pnnantioD, have b, , a forced im,, *„ie. whl 

vailing ea^a of the pirattaartggressions and This place they plundered, nnd put to death {A* ihariff was in their favor. Mr. Llnguno wmswoek, and riono within soveril days. Tho Fncu Basts Fr. -Dr. llaifmioml. Surgoon In’HieU.S il'T FMfNKSTO^ 

the , "ipanitgr with which Uicywcre Committed, numliersof tho inhabitants. As their booty was l,l:ln 8 s ,l10 following passjiort. general health ofthe country, so far asiBknown. Army, aiflvod In'St. I.ouls on ithc' sut 1> uu„and l.li the In popularity.' 'owing to^ ita intrinsic m.rtb! i 

ar« tJtom.ni nwia^a nratwal leadwa, not great, they resolved on pnshing onwards by i™ h »^ ^bearer of this has been under arms to resist tin, , , samedsy ror Hnir!*bui*li. I'n llo bringsbul ll nows. usmt .r.llne i,. tho dirretbm*. ,,,1,1 if 

at. ait the mmldlf 4 the . UMBFP century, thc riv( , r tothe ocean. On the 17th of April the inSllfiT' “ nl hl ' «"<1 «bmy have Hie .Marshnll Ilepuhlican says that a mail by Uol. gnmm r. now nctlrpg as thc n.ilMry eeffiiander. nnd 
• expedition emharked. and fell down thd iiver .0 l^esWliKTci f $*»*> ,«• 'Var.1 wh* arrested i?t also.. c.vil.,.ven»r of New Mexico. L formed trentb, 1 

■Vt. .yy ' • - [_ _ a tlm-Oulf of 6nn Miguel, which tlicyj.dfi! not not to roWt him ou bis wky out of thi* 8utc. that place ou too 15 th -ult., chargexl WrthlJjass- with all tho luainuvtribe*, and Ipeacu and iccurity was _ a t » 

account, and roach until, the following*^ morning, owing to a order °fa c°m^&ny of minei-s comipHinlod by mg. u lcrgctJ draft. The draft purported to. be i-xpcctcd. Tho two band* of the Apache* wm tbo last to 'MEDICAL NOTICE. 

IM Beale. ill flnodwtido Thnv wnrn n nw fut^ltr in Akin Q n ..tl’ ... CrATT. ltr.VNOLUS. draWIl fcy J fltUCB LOW & Cf).. of Nftwllrlftntiu tniit. hut till* I'StnliliHhliiFtit nf fnwta S,, «... «... 1)11*1. I'D'.IK'K nf l'.iltti»l.i» .1.. 


ntely leaving thc State of California. commenced picking cotton. IUr crop .is very l ° a tblnka thnt ,f th,,y *® uUU ' 5 hvr - ,n ,l11 probability. 

The first' step these nggressorH’ wn^ to de- Promising, and so far free from thf wonii. some few bales or cotton in the lower hold would bonavcd. 

nmtra a surrender of their arms from thc foreign- T, ‘o Victoria Advocate says tin*, cholera has . s ' upp<wa lhftt t,, ‘ , lH ,nHUr(,li la Liverpool 

z.v-U .ml *1..:. 1....:.. . . . V. .1!.. , ,• . . . . . Til H fin- WHH f'ltlttmil niff. (piI tn f ll.. mn I ..I I... _t. . r 


t iou9 weeK , anu none within several days. Tho From 8a?cta Fk. —D r. llaifimoml. Surgoon ln c Uio u. S 
general health of the country , so far as is known* Army, .arrived lu"8t. Louis on tho 20th ult., and i«>rt the 


Ugan^leMed war on his own 
to f ais cotapaoioua, on u gr 

0, he undorwik a grautfixji 
Spaoiah Soutii Amcfioan col< 
. of Teasels and 2000 men,, the 
1 provisioned, dud the 
Ih. After holding a coutj&i 0, 
croon, it w** detciminedlfjrt 
I plunder the rich town of P*m 
r wuiltuated on the PaolltM 


tlii* hns b^tn under arms to resist thr> 18 ‘8 00l ‘- ... 

mlm rs. and his lifts and liberty have Iho Marshall Republican snys thnt a man bv 
‘t*"?.” 8 0f W™ 1 ?- 'Var.l-wfe arrestei & 


«me day for Hnrri*bui»li. Pa. Hu bringHbut little new*. 
Uol. gnuiner. now actjijg an the mllfthry comraamh-r. nnd 
ulaonn eivil (lovoruor of New Mexico, lmx foVme'd treaties 


dock falliDg lu. Thorn wero ecvoral towboat* about her i« not Huspectod. rccoivod o^noon a* |p.sued fromtb'epnn 

endeavoring to Favu Romethlng from tho wreck. 'Captain n 11 ,aa P | , ‘*" ®Mld boa Wen laid in the grave, when DOMESTIC AND VOBBOR 8Timtni 

- £r\r$ 

the lower bold Would bo saved, cause. Now. why nut, In view of tills dangemus enemy. bt»(lon, ry, nil fresh 

easel Ih im<ureil In l.ivwrnnni u>ak« use of a remedy which many yearg of experleuw u *uolly- kept in a StaUoahlVuAfln*/* 

ha* proved to 1 m? a wilu and certain remedy ? Letter und Note PAFKKS. of nil & ■ .1 ,7 1 " 

6 Since it wa* lirnt put before tho public, many worthier BOOKS, OOPYINO PKKSSEH ixiT > 7 Ui R 
preparatiouH have been forced into Hale, which have had lh e i 0 we*t ca*li nrlee, 
their day, anti are now oortntod a« no lmieh trn*h : whcrea> ,owwt CMh P rlcM 
ll. A FAHNESTOCK S YKILM IFKJE I* tlnllv increa*in K Any 1,rdew Warded to mo forSUlkU-j 
\n popularity, owing to it* Intrinsic worth it 1* only tf laneotw Work*, Foreign and ArnorhTrti w 


’ ^rSUaluttt] 


in popularity, owing to it* intrltwk- worth It 1* only I laneotw Work*, Foreign and 

bo uned according- to the direction*, and if worm* exist. I attended to a* the «,L.wii , mric * B ' , *k 

they will rertftinly be expelled from the P.vvtem. I ® , ’ 08 ll " ? ublK, riter i« ronMra.fc, 


expedition embarked, nnd fell down thd river to leave* the state of Cdiifornla. American* are requested rf e nR J ne of * Samuel G. artl wn* arrested in nlwnit civil Covornor of New Mexico, hn* formed treaties 

the Gulf of 8nn Miguel, which thoVj.dfd not n °t tomhlrat him ou hi* way out of tho State. that place on the loth- ult., charged wjfth' 'puss- with nil tho ludinu tribes, i and ipeacu and security war 

reach untiLthe following^ morniug, owing to a '‘by order of a coin|>any of mluer* cotmpatid-d by mg. u Urged craft. The draft purported 'to. be expected. Tho two bands of the Apaches went the last t< 

flood-tide. Thoy were now fairly in thi South" ** M’arlpora eountvl dune 2fi laAo.** ° ArT ' 1UvK0LU8 ' drawn fcy James Low & Co., of NewOrleans, treat, but \,ho eetibilshment of foHs' Ih thoir territories 

Soa ! Thc prophecy of the Spaniards (was. ac- 


kmagniMt 8oa! The prophecy 

S, With ul Anmnlikhml nnd th« 


•'.Uy order <if a company of miner* comipaudwd by 

'• . <- w OArT. ltr.VN 0 l.U 3 . 

- Mariposa county, ,luue 25, lHSi’’ 

He al so brings t!he following : 

•‘The iMUirer Ij t Ii. .. l 1 - i i 


with pass- With all tho I udlnn tribes, andipeacu and security wn* 
irtfd to. be expected. Tho two band* of tho Apaches went the last to 


they will rertnluly be expelled from tint system. 

&£' This remedy I* sold by all Druggist* luNewOrlpan- 
nnd all tho principal town* in the U. State*. niy22 Iv 


l " , ' -h- IU uia iuimiuiiinM, uvi urumv .u'euus. .ino.insi. ixcfliy .waa .cuucluuau but a 

the Sni fm,!' V, v "? h ,,mchi 1 ! u '? Ia and having -hired a horse from a livery btable/ very ft*w days botoro thu departure of the mail. Colonel 

leave the mine* owimr tu somu tiinh-.iiV- wUh^rilfn.^ a few miles in the country, nnd informa- Sumuurwusln Sautu Fe, actively prcKSihg' forward hi* 


hone On the lOth of April they entered i» «vj> the mineu owipg to some difficulty with the miners. J? 8° a lew miles in Hie country, nnd informs-' 8umuor wus in Sauta Fe. actively pre^iiig forward hi* 
kit bay of Panama, aud captured at one of B T l uke whatever. one win give for them The . on flav* n E been received tlmt he was travelling pi»n* in the various section* of the Territory. On the 
audi a Spaulah vessel of thirty tons, on 0tt t all foreigners. Gto c.Eelt. a different direction, he was pui'sued and ar- "»y iu- Dr. liammond met u very large number of Ca- 


, J“.® # rcompjifched, aud the buccaneers looked' across* i , np : - previoujly oxetted ia relation to his movements, 

I ‘hDCuittiilflcem expanse of waters with hub- WrtSSSSJ So •'*!««* » Jfom from a livery Btable,- 

H^it a April they entered >»*avj> the mines. owi^ “ S. dlffl'enlt," wHUfhS'mta^ Jf *° v a hw " ,il< ' s in -'!‘ e IT' 7' nn(1 "Oorma-’ 

8i E! J'ft* hay of Panama, aud captured at one of “I' 1 w .* uke , abater, er any one win give for them The . 10n na*| n g been received that he was travelling 

P n ™*13Bfislind i a Spanish vessel of thirty tons, on outk11 fort, 8 ner0 - Oto C-JIelt. a different direction, lie was pui'sued and ar- 

k.. Bu i of which 180 of the bucaneera immedUte- J “ . i , rested a mile or two beyond Greenwood, La. 

ly threw themselVM, overjoyed to be relieved P^UMted After being brought back lie wae Buffered to 

Bl of the from the cramped and crowded state they had SJJ**r n ° f J om fui ^ 18 M D 5 tlie foreigners with walk abcut town unmolested,- and in a day or 

IWnoe pro- endured in the eimoee-th.ongh of n leertaintv «b PP i i > Rn y d^enprion ; nnd one trader two absconded, lie wire found the next day 

end mwcH CV cn now, no menv men on Wnrtl po bhibU n ves- ^ urnl8 ' eJ th « m w,t , h provnioue conceiiled in a etablo, and committed to jnil in 

Ml could leave little room for comfort. W' ***> forctB ! *L U >‘— »»>* «» Ameficnti « flefanTt ot it thonmnd tlolliira ball, 


and aocoptod by them. Suspicions baff bceu jUnd in the country of the Navajun.' luu, produced very 
prmouily .oxcitcd iu. relation to his raovemouts, favorabWjuauUs. .Tlm.Uat. treaty .wiu„euuidud«d be, . 


-MEDICAL NOTICE. 

DU. # n. PIERCE, of Columbu*. (loorgln, rospcctfUIJi 


call* lhe ulU'uliou of Physicians. Druggists auU dealer* lu 
.Mfdirim* to *„ ', . v 


xperleupi', extensive actiuninlnncH sod dm t, 
that hi* ability toexceuto any order for 
tt very moderate price*, cannot bo mrpa»ik4,r 
Terms Cash. JOUKla 

ft * 8 Publisher and Book*«U<T i 

•■t o (-|.I:VKLARdT' wBTcUA » I.A3D. A?* cT 


• t” t "t ii* ou ■ 1 * orv, B nerH - tJEo. U-Helt. 1U uinerent direction, lie was pursued and ar- l°- Dr. llammoud met u vurj* 
. e ° rested ft mile or two beyond Greenwood, La. Blanches and Kiowa*, and received 

no furthermore; states, thft.t they prohibited After bting brought back lie was suffered to Uu ‘ m - ' ■ , •' 


rtureof tbo mall. Colonel KpPING’S EXTRACT OF BUCHU, Comm 

LlvHv pressing forward hi* Thi* i-xceUent remedy for all diseases of tho kidney* lean*, 

or i no Torritory. On the and Uriuary organ* generally ! t also, ull Dyspeptio casts “ * 

duration, j.o_woed.od e.r.n.11, 0otU)1 


OLOTKLANB.TOTllMseco 

Uommi.-ion Merchant,,. 21 ContoMtbl Vjq . 


ItlCIIAKI) NUOtNTkCe - 


no molestation from prep.rcd hy the .uh.criber, and I, off.rcd J”ht, MkdltJj I fcXSetalrth 

knowledge u, a remodv to h. retll.d nn | Bo’', Onrond, lot ■rtweUhw OHn.1. 


.j Q.. -* **■ m *J ch even now, so many men ou bonrtl 

^Otwplaoeof fr«<luted SMtrnsfjp. Ml ciraM leuvc lit f lo room for f( „ 

10 r iu 

ilorgau lamled at- .Fort Ban Lorenzo on , " f m ' lri '“‘ 1( ' r 1 rt - 

>t Me eide of the Isthmus of U,rien. '--. r :^ a . t ? ” r ■ t V > Z h “ J , 


wae Also forcetl -to tpult— and nn Ameficnti « flefanTt oT it thousand dollars ball. 

that. *. 


It would be tiresome to recite minutely 'the v- 1 r ,. , ,, *, . 

iTenturea of these murnuders. Bv- menus nf I ho,l Jrettuenlly applied to the autliori 


As Itcm.i'or Uxoloouti,— A letter from Ukr Superior 
«ay« tint t wooden skill w»i lately found twenty feet be- 
low tin, eurfoce. upon whieti w«» xeitlug n mnu of copper 
Wolgbltig muro than Bve tone. Two ropper tool, ami eer- 


knowledge ue a remedy to be retted on. He ti inxloui to 
Introduce It Into the great Weetem mnrket. 'All noceun- 
ry dlrcotlom found oo the label, on eiich bottle. Whole- 
fall! price fit per due. Retail, »1 per bottle. 

Order, directed to I, 1'tKltCK, Brugglet, Columbna, 


WB10HT, WILLIAJOJin. 
Commie. ion Merchants. No. 93 Umtattnup 


8. E QUHMANkOO. 


V oewn^u •flpwfcWWWM of these murnuders. By menus of ti *“ f ^. W"" 0 ' ° Wwwixo 11 viiith in inKt.ANH -elf 

WW tho boldness to ^ ™ 


erst ImninuT* of Atone, togathi-r with mat and a rim* of I 0lM,r K in ho duly Httonded tn. (V.*h. or ruformce*, I Importer*. Whoionale and ltetaildMintilUti 


on any wood, wrn* lying around it. n? frt**h to all appearance* n* I ex J" , ‘' l< d- 


s charge, of tba ships to 160 more, 
towards the shore of Hie Pacific 


towards the shore of the Pacific 

its,' the iHirty^aw)ondsd r, thp ft r/ver > Btill thin did nut discourage them. They "Thii coMeuucnrn!/ f Jlu«j mu » i e iv ^ w ‘^ r rotfnd-b^tomg^lijto a modern .. sodn'-wnter'.: riie l f p Kli*h steamer Nettler. v 
ascertain ? h ^ tKifilyiShtrivanM iu wbU“uW TUt^Tn?o5ata^i 

«r nrinoanting incredible difficul- «f jhe.r deoeasetl leader, and pro- eaHUy The -mo^t LmeiUate will 1^ f n “ a being ift the head uf t^e table,' Wore the KotnU ~y 1» w« ftMag. 1 

I the river andin land, nnd endur- ^ a ? ru,f W-, 1 »“»'<>» was. luokily. now revenge These -Boor crufttu^ rHv7nre m !'° ' .,7 0pp '"K the hottle was Jhus rendered Adm.ndty court or 8t, John.. 

■ fntigue in carrying along tlieir w* U fortified,, anil held out against their attacks. .American justice ^nil the t^ies with tlX ™P 0N ? lble - and every one was oblighed to fill are ready to eell (cm Kaeier, 


P ance on the coast, they possessed a tolerable \icll- ' i ’ J fcJ/If 81 !?? iiS 1 ? •* i£5 8 
'• equipped fleet. In the battles by which they ‘'"- friendly intuiferunci. o: 

® had captured these ships, they lost a number of li? i of “ lnt lle 


elde of tbe Isthmus <U*rien. .’I".™""' “ ««*>' of'«W por month, but were uimwmd that •" FT' 'T V its °[ P*P* r "ere tl„„.gi, they had been mu* \sst year : »„d y.d ti„'. r .. .... 

id this stronghold, in -fcBleh. lie J m P , un( i in . thnn a met fri^i kf S! ° f P " n ' 110 cp,lrct0 '' had yet been appointed. .ttatppd tntp his glnss. intimating tbe number of eix teat „f vegetable eotl above ilicui, aurtnuunted l.y a, 

of 600 of hia men, and having iVno Smly >U^iRl»'hS if not I ..111; -dl Inauflll-.-T n C,- 1 . ... ‘ t V ill ll « t li V," llUH - 


ft hnd if not gone j inu on ms return trcu which, on bring cut. proved to be m |,.»,t 0 v„ him- 

r,Mr ll, .it W! “S obliged toswallow a glassjoreaeli, under- dred year. nld. 
wmillhav 1,10 peuulty of so many glasses of salt anil water. - - r — 

w^uiu nave j, wns the 'practice of some to Jinve decanters T " E #“••*» Saiausa.— The schooner lately seized hy 
p liutl « with round Bjitto uigi like a llln. i n il sixld -water the Knylleh elea mer Nettler, waeoit line lime , off .Dram! 

bottle, theonly contriVahoc in which the could <*«"»“• The Captain aaysh« m lu for" halt, but th. 


expected. Respectfully lutVebtlacd • 
f' Vl ...... J. J,. KliKtOE, Proprietor. 

BOOT AND BHOB STORE. 

The (.Id met farorite eland, corner or Camp. Iluplanller 
end i'tylnnla el reels, le now well l.lrnl.h.'d with a stock OI 
Shof.dMivl.UtiOt* of every "variety. 

('n«tonn*rs ami »trang« r* fhltbfully wrvud with good 
irgalnf-aml a goqjju. from Mon day morning until Satur- 


Tlu* ca*« is to be tried lu thu I n ' 8,, t 


i: I ?*> 

ca^Hn St tftSrtear him*-. -n,e«ilp came not, but several otboi 

Sirf PaUa. when *thev halftd b Z. » hidl "‘7 ?«•' 


John*. A largu mnnhor of tesaol* ' 
Eaptern port* a* soon a* they an- 
«m wltur*. 


hood. Here they ktoped nearly a fortnight, ih Zm™\\*Z12iihVr un th « table. • A still inorecommon practice was Wm ‘ m < Va ) 8 I^tator 

expectation of the arrival of a rich ship from tSamwill nnl^ ^ b ' i^ST ° f to knock the stems off the glasses Vith a knife/ ^7 thRt the " 0Pk 0,1 tb « Blue Uld 8 w Tunnel i* Htradily 

Lraur- Tbeffhip (Same not, Imt' several other n . ftr aD H » nd u . riwft r>' bo that they must be Emptied*) fapt as tiiey are p H e I 88,, ‘ K ' Th.. mountain ha* ton penetrate ou the 

v a .a.io foil i..,. i i„ i i . . teamsters and travelers, and our lournals will r.n^.i „..k n./, , ,. r west * d« Romi« wm r^t Ami <>n 


% Tunjiki,.— -T he Taunton (Ya.) 8pi«ctator 

« 1 that the work on thu Blue Itidge Tunnel i* Hteadlly 


teamsters and travelers, nnd our journals will filled^ ** t he Z 1 1 «nT? „ 1 T ' eJ ' T 
he filled with actinunts nf miirdnrn oml rohfw.. couIJ .1ot stand. _ Simp times lhe 


■ the buccaneers 


went aide snmi* MOO feet, and on the Eastern fide hIkhi! 
000-fbet. Throe wt* of hand* nro engaged alternately j 
during tho whole twenty-four hour*-. • 


rnext morning, the 
tlHr desperate intent 


d thfir desperate int 
them battle. 


from the city to meet them, pi 
da of wild bulls, which they drove 


j uieir maren nt narro slave*, which (cm., id ih„ nlr - hi'sguno is well known to some of the 

^tUfcTanitdc' c h*n*» of Panama to go^o thc buccaneers, and an^sSnn^'dT^T 18 " f 1 '’ r . nncis ™ 
enttotifl, and do- v uv .. mftnv ti,« -Uyihi 41. AV i„ “tecktpn, and has in his possession the most 

They marched P y xn Jt n flattering testimonials fro a Prominent inch in 


1 bo disorder their ranks, 


vu.w. jicre uiufcii uumiiic oi I no uoor, ■ lr„ii |i,„.,.' n™ ■ .. meouea l.y lhe varioai donomlMtloiia 1 

* - - 

• ; 1 ofthe Sixth Circuit Court Illstrirt of Oaorjlin. which poal- Fubtabcd lol!bmtlMtoa.h.l',. by Southern 

IVAB.-rA oltnlre.tlius expresses llimsclf on thc lions lie him occupied for many ycore with nmlouhtcd Society. Fur aria iu Now llrl.uui.by 

subject of war : ‘‘A hundred thousand limd nni- abllit/ud ore, lit. lie wna TOycarc „„j 4-mootha old.l ** -Va L I1A El..;iOra 

mnls, whom beads arc covercil with lints, ail- tho time of hia death. NOTICE 


N B.- lMea*e rcmeihter-that I do nut open ou Punday 
Therefore call during tin* week. 
f e0 JOSEI’lf SCHII.IiINU. 

PRIZE EBOAYO 

GN DUTIES OF MASTERS TO SERVANTS 

By Her. 11 N MeTyelre. of New Orl.-un* ; Her. C F 
8 1 urges, of Alabama . Rev. A. T. Hulmei, of (ieorgia. 
This little work' wa* published a year sinre. and ha* 
met with encouraging sucp#** and bceu cordially com- 
mended by the various denominations tt deserve* a 
pruiu in cut place on the table of every master Price. 
Thirty-five Cent*. 

Published In Charleston. S. C . by Southern Baptist Pub- 


Straw (lift'd*. No. JW Magaiin# etreit, eorarr i< 
New Orleans. 

A gc.uurala**ortmentof l’ansn%CrapiAj 
and Puliu Leaf Rata, at the lowest task pint: 
unhand. * . * j / ■ 

a^-Manufhctory. 181 Water street Kevfdt i 
r. i a. m a lard. i.c.ua 

MALARD ft ARM1ST. AP 
vVhule-ale Dealer* in Foreign sod t-'fiu>e.K k* 
N‘». "oriravier *tr«vt. between MsgixinrsnJ 
Orleans. -j 

A fuil supply of Plantation Good*. 

DiifftacniJUfr, 

Jfflcc — Jackson struct, between Dm Uuket 1 - 
Tcbuupi.tpubi* street. 

Reriduncc — ^offier of Jhck*oir tldUifitiiM 
fuyetto. 


CHITTENDEN, t DAMKRON, 
Dealer* in CarjHting. Oil Cloth* awl Itavto 
UOtud*. Nos. 20 Chart re* street and 3 ft 
„ Btrcet. New Orleans. 


A. J. MRItilH. /UI)f , 

A. J. WBIOHT k OOq 

Cotton Factor* and Commission and Fcnredt 
chant*. No. 67 Oravlcr stppct, New OHnw. I 


viince to kill or be killed by the liko nymber of I 


K. M. ELMS k Ofc, 


iZZ. 'rfft.IL ’ .iM ft , » 9 ,hf y "toil in nce.1 of. 

huntere ofthe** wild animals. ou-h.,, „v ii,„ i 


^3^11 WabiU mS du^Tcs: U c^ f m , !. , :i bU ri C ' ,nC r i ( rc ’ a,e8 that f 

by them, and thin attack of the Americans. 


^7^.,.,-“ -".""ywv VIIMI iHiiiiriiiiiun lUftU. l.lu UU* .< ■ „ »' **yao../a,» VI 

arrived lieriF' with nothing but the clotlies jie I '! loir < , ‘ llo »- m <' | ' t als,c 0 v!,rcd rtit]i tnrl.Fins, By 


HO Wotu.n n’t ii r. a Soldier ?— In a long debate o 


^ ^ravT^olTtr ^ngV Erne ^we^ween^gla^iSi J?J 8 ^ tho " ho] ‘° natter before “tho™ 

^^l^ury' td 1 from' 1 "!;"';’ t; 0 S a-^toJotariorjun.a.My.: 

WSShmwEE aftttjiSfaw'VAStts mtiS**,**.* 


V1IVII IIVUIIU^, IMIt IIIV UUIIICB (1C . . . xua a-iiuo. XJJ *• luup xirunir nil 

having been Compelled to sell -his watch, ,< M . strange ^prucediirt*, thc*3 T "^a’nt-, nt best, to the Militia bill, the Duke of Wellington spoke. He 
mdem every thing to the rapacity of the a , ecia ? whether a tract of laiul, . to. which none of troatj/d aspldi.-r a* a mnchlne-threw overboard enthu- 

- ,1 . . „» . thorn Iovq nnv> olnl... X . -S .r .at.il «.!_ 


MV have Tab buy aaiociaM wilt, iu ip tboFactorag, | 0 ““ lnill,i ™ Merclunl^ No. 6t Unite KM> 
Commission and Forwarding busine- JOHN B. CAM I — "* nn: _ 


v iu mv lIHHU/ltV UI IUC *11 , . .....ou ‘mm in 

nericans. lie is on his way to San Francisco, niem an y claim, shall belong to a certnin ' ,,,l,,ra M nn e,en,t * nt of »oidler*hlp-»ald any 
lay tlio whole matter before tho Spnnieli m , ! ' n wl ' 0 "' they calL Bultan, or to another make o geed'yoldbr with time nnd illicIpUne. 
ihsul. — I'"" 1 **'*T -nil "tnr ncillin nf pj j _ ~ ~ 

Tho Stockton Journal of Juno 29 Bays: . Pr will see, the spot so furiously contested for ; MesoDOtamia Female 

The following note, without date, wo have tunlwVuZf f? PP ' 

Reived from Quartiburg. through To, Id's Ex- Ll ^rVhoin U^c°ri("^otfe 4 thffi' F “ 11 *•» '"P« on the 

* * • “ - • ' * lliroats . Fjrst Monday of Septcnifbcr. Young ladle* fruui a distance 


i spldier a* a machine— threw overl»oard enthu-. ^ KN ‘ lnl ** “ f Sl Loqi*. ami will ( uniiu.utt flu* bqsi- 

nn element of *01dier*h|p--naid any man would neM the u»m» aud style of M ATERS. CAMDEN 

mod soldier with time nnd dlseinllne ^ CO. 


lime immemorial tins has been tho wav of , 

nd nlmost over all the .earth. ~ Whitt an rc<i ! le8 , t ' 

of madness is this ! .A'nd how.ffetiervedly , , I !? tn *’ nt 
n M.vwxc:^.. i>„: .it A . . . / lhe accoi 


We respectfully' solicit the patronage ofour old frieitdi 
aud the public generally lu behalf df our new firm ' 
NewOrlean*. July 1, 1852. WATERS b, CO. 


REGULAR DRY GOODS THAU 

JOSEPH II. rALMKR k CO. 
Importer* and Wholesale Deulen InBiyflwbf 
struct, Now Orleans. . * 


JHQ* WATI'Xij^ JOHN II, i HAXLfJI M ATIRi. 

Waters, Oamden & Oo., 


smi i msssss smsmsm ^sssite ■ 


aro requested to make application fur entrance a* early as I ^°TT°N AND TOBACCO FACTORS. AND (1ENERAI 
fcomenlent. -.I COMMISSION MERCHANTS, * , 


The accommodations of tho School are such a* t 


tliftcitv had hMMi <'vnre>,lv l, v #i t „ om;u ^oiumunucr, ftUU WOUItl IM-Ol 

TO in " farther to upby the Darien India 
Ues. thal then the buccunccs woul 


s»‘~?ur4£t£S tsafe 


i of waiting forthcriab HUtp Iroui l.uiu, | lo gj »bi> ordered them oil' The forcicucrs ? J 1 * l 1 lu feotiou of tho btate there will hime.ty The pupUa enjoy tbo benefits itf t.co Ad «|wrin 

^ Wded by a lew F euo imenA SSlKl uS ‘ Some titf.OUO baeketa wee cent - r T Api-mtus, hu,I nuch otter h,^ 


v ~ •'li.'.; blu 1,1 11,0 w h°l« South. Whether it regards th® retired 

’Niw .IKIIKKY -v Nil Dki.aw.ihk Ptttm beauty of thc ImmikUati, site, thc salubrity of Uio stums- 
It is state, 1 there will bii a very light Ul< ’ exedlongiior.thii wstor.or tliu morals, lutctu. 

jioiudiosiu-fv'ewJeraey- this year muPin PbPtv* uJoJ-vollmmiim-of Ibr -itrn.rrmtiiy. cmumunlty. 
nlty of Delaware city tile crop, it is al- Hlt | ro "‘ uioH J° b “ Pufired. Three or more Teachers or.- 
all bo qnly about half thb usual iiuuu- ct, “^b“ t| y sftnriated with the Principal in the hu.lnc. 


_July a No. 102, l'oy ilrns street. NcwOrlesns. 

CHURCH BELLS. ~ 

Tl'vJ® kk'i'i e AI T0HV 8TKAM IlOA T AND I.OKOMO 
f.iii., ou , .'I'ariantly on luuni nnd PEAKS uni! 


AV/fl TUK.r IFdU, 

[ 54 DUNLAP, « 

CAMP STREET, NBW OUlUt, 
Has on hung s (-ood luoortment gviu ‘F 
various qualities, whloh will bs "W»i!1 


bleteniH, Purchaser* are re*] 
and examine. 




CtlIMKF of Hells (of any numi^/,^t to „X li, 
InHi^rn a r °“ \! ) ‘ < , B ?>* ltllll, ' ,, oablc arms, are attaclicd 


to three Bells. that th’ey may i»l^Tth5o3, 
and properly, and springs also, which prevent th, , lappci 
i|,,m f" 1 " 1 " 0,1 ‘bo Hell I thereby prolonging Its round 

fiSfihS ifTttf d “ dl “* Yokc ’ Kn,m " * n '‘ Wh «« 


6T"lR2SrS‘ , ffiS determined to t*EC whatever tbll in their way.' ^ few Frc,.chmo«.\ohaUong£. the 
DC liv ulwli^ n t T?. < i l | P ^ d u «nerali«i*e H>o account of thoir expeditions, t lc “ “ “,T? ok , “‘‘ Thurs- UB mauy wi ,| Z ( j 

it may bo statcl that they, from time to time, ^Z , ,?? < }. Mr ' f 1 ' 11 ‘‘riormodJthat at the up- U ppout4ccs From 6o-cm 
^B rica pairing Hpan- frft in with and cupturcl both richly and pool lv P 01,1 ‘« J ‘‘mo there weru ,00 foWigners und fiOO to bo r 
* that Morgan, who alwwyw laden vcaneln ; bat nuarrcls uinene them atom AmoricaHs under arms at Muripoaitu. Wc i s re,,,, 


liat Morgan, who alweyw 
uuiardB, gave all tbe as- 


■&. 


7-houae. b, 
carried on 


ok Of the inhabitant* os l 0Bt t0 ono , 
B progress of tlio fire, won plunder 
* quit* extinguished for e nbp, inters 1 
ildiD(mdestroy ed was a new leader.' 


IW6 IfOB AinCtl. tUUP. M lift lltiii', ti>rnw«l If 


a. : 1. — iftL. -1 * »AA1AU ui una-Muuu, iut*y im<i me “good lor 

. _ ”*■ y 1 • . ,, M tune,” us they termed It, to pick up three vulu 

" ^^,^1 ^ ft - ^ 7 * uh)o prizes. , : 


they spared, 


to nix'sex or condition 

priw ewer. Al to retifioui persona, monks and 
Mae and priests ^.Ihcy granted them let- • qu.'ir- 
** than others, rmlcw they procniri'S conside- 
nUlt am <ff jnm >y for their rnnaom. Detaoh- 
*atata«eourc8 the country to plunder and to 
wwg in priatmert. Many of thc unfortunate 
inhabitants escaped with their effects, by sea, 


fthtep rify . L ... w o. suv w nun a . *w* i , uu mltJ 

The first ship was callcil the Han Pedro, with ‘^ 1C purpose of organizing a t ompauy to con- I'ostjxjmxi a f,;vr tliiys, tlmt ho mii'ht ^ !,Avc f.tr 6 t '7 0f k ,r 7i iz- 1 r al iuduciuncutsto pure I,,,., -re, 

a lading of coooa-nuts, ami lil.OOO pieces of “tract a-mtilroad- from that pine i to Marysville, tlior^ ^ time f^r this purpose. Unfortuuatclv Th«l r stock in store Is largo aud well ussorted, uiid is 
right" in chests, and lfljXIO in bags, besides Several thousand dollars were si bscribed and a them was a great press of busiuess and h« 00 “ ! > 1 ' i sod as follows : 

mate. The uipney ip bags, besides ail tho loose bo “ rd uf uirectora elected. j«ew thatthis motion would bo overruled un- D , r . lJlM ttml In great variety ; 

plunder waa immediately divided, each man re- . Ekiiu tue Minks. — T he news from the mines ‘V s some extraordinary reason was- alleged a ’*: Bu,!g3, > 1) '“’b*”, “‘J*, - . Wagon, Dray, cart 


lieadeil by a Tew Frcnohmon,\ehaUongc,l tho f™," V,“ 1 ' TT “U8lf0t8 were sent ,iTi7 , , ‘ 

Americans to meet tliem at 2 o'ilock on Thu vs- f*#* ia rittarihcr , 

day, and Mr. Hill was iaformodlthat at the up- .pSpS” ' »w ft? <™m »« f 
pointed time there wore 700 foreigners und 600 ?»« I«?i^ i 1 ^ j)0 ccuts to ^1 1B expected . ? 

Americans under arms at iJnSta \Ve m i 1? pBr nl “' ! «“> Ee/bolds, it -.ia""’ 1 *"- 

tl*iuk, however, that Uic number w^cx agger- cveir at ’,1“/° 1?“,'” -ol B °?®“ Ee ip 
ated. a parley was held, an,^ lTthe foreigners Sotfn a ,- TI '? . carI y f ‘^‘ wflWbi in \ 

agreed to abandon the place. - home twenty or rkCt * " e< *_°r. 'on ■ 

ew of seventy men, under 11 • prisuuers, l|ul were ufter- The Lawyer’s Sick Mo X HEB.-Tliis storv is 

Bharp, they ut length be- F v° a “? J ' Bub sc,i u ently aUthofipan- related of a lawyer who has' since attained cnii- Thi , 1, 

of returning to tho Atlantic. l ^ ' Z' 1 ' Kanllil “ und Chinese, were nenee m hhi profession. A ease in which ho was J9-2SSS25 

1, they hud thc -good for- the, county. engaged aTeounsel for tho dSdanSeon “ 

EAHAtoAobFUEMK.— A mectinL' ofthe citizens. “Wtuin day. As he pas insufficiently pre- rJiH'FmTt 

of Saotatieuto was hold on the pith June, for pured.-ha was vory anxious to have the case “ ph “* J 

tlu> miprifiun nf n>i«as.:wln« .. .L„ -nnutrwnru! a .1 11 , 1 i. . . . . LuoC I nrenurc'd to offur 


dutdniblft. 

Fiir further purtjculiir* uj»|.ly to 
■\ . A. H'lNCHKLL, 

. .Djtio, . w HrttcIpjd und Proprietor. 

I’llfi^DELl'llU" .SADDLERY AND TRUNK 
j W A UK 110 USB. 

S. RQBB & Oo., 

Hu. to C inner a I reel, Nnv Orleans. 


• nee of thirty yran in thi* burinru by theU 
enabled him to asovrtalii tho bent form i'oi ' 


*100,000 WOKTHM' 
Fashionable Clothing, G*aUH»^®“ 
ing Goods, Ac, at B** 
ALFRED MUMOMj W 1 

“ One'PHc^ Mammotb Clothing 
Magaxini' otreot. New Orlrau. 


11, . • “"A'lHiiH uiu uttith lunn 101 

combination of uiatal., an.l Ucgrco „f heat re- 
qutain.for.ccuring m them thc great. .• t «5ia,ty, strength 

w lh m« . P U<i °V‘ T"‘ : whleh •mPfovninsnts.tSoS 


n‘la i‘,v B t r ry W “"ortmeut'',;'' I «™‘l' 


GENTLEMAN vkdting New Orleaniwn^J 
vlted to call and examine much the UigcJ* 1 * 
ploto uBBortmcnt of good* id the abet* Ud« 


I 7u7 unduttV0r '*• ' <u ' tai “ thd rvpu- 
hath 1, mm U , ; “{nMhknisnt ha« heretofore enjoyed 

In this aud foreign oountriw ; ,l>„ Dells fhuu widcl, 


We manufacture all our ClotUng expresrif I 
rcfttU Bale*, und it ia with thc pcifect cemflte* 1 
ablu to give Balisfuction, that we art ill tbo*,"* 


Thb bubderi bora invito PUntcra and Dealer* iu Saddlery, 
etc., to call and examine thdr. btqck. 


They aro constantly receiving Good* fronTtlio Manu 
factory in PhllaJdpbU.und direct from England, and are 


v UT t . p «ceivoU the highest award* oMho-New witl1 * u ‘ril to examine partlcuUrij oordyri 1 

mS ml wiliilf 1 ^“l 111011 toktv aud AmerltMU limtitute fun*, trimming*, kc. A 

Bells for diffcreut'',?art?Tthe Bnton“ud cUHto* AUt “ T “ la h} m “» wumsntcd ta e v v g^ l 
41 ATUEMATIOA L INSTRUMENTS will stfll bo manu “ ftm tU “ I ,urcl ‘iu,c of any arllrlosoyfl**'**'] 

factured hy the oubocriboni, of which they wilt havo con- “ wla he choorfuUy takoa book slul U» •*1*1 
S U urrevo d r,“n A r rtmi “S°r T ‘ rln,lt I“*“'“‘“»n‘« 0ur Is to please our custom**' , „ 

• 2tr PRI0 “ 


provoft.) etc. Al. 
siio oast to order. 


All communlcatlous prompts attended to 

UW Trnw WBWi 


inhabitants cacnpud with their effect*, by Beft, 
(in'l reached the idnufla that are thickly clus- 


The uipney ip bngg, beni Jca ail the loose hoard ul directors elected. jtefiW thaUhi* moMou would bo overruled un- /i Ba ^ ul ‘‘ 8 > DHdlo* ami Martingale* iu great variety ; nnln * 

ader wa« immedifttely divided, each man re- # * hum the Mines.— T he news from the minet| ^ some extraordinary reason was™ alletred to ® c “' 0 ‘ 8 '’ Dearborn, stage. Wagon, Dray,Cort pu> 
ing 284 pieces of eight. The money inchests 18 encouraging, although oper ttious at many wkr the»^*mmigtftnces, bethought him- ‘Jv. 1 .,' Ml; IIorflo nni1 Mul ° Coilara, Hame* , 

reserved for ^future division. Their seoond phtces arc retarded for ^ nut oi; zrater. s4f of an expedient. Rising with his handker- n “ llnd Drldle “ I Truoo eimiu* ; Medical Dag« ; Saddlery tit S tll y 

e was a packet from Panama bound to Gal- Two Irishmen, who hod hot l>e in in California clicf WM». face; he addressed ho Judge in ac- Leat fi‘ rof «j la “ | l c ' l P t '"n' ; Coach Furniture- 


West Troy. Albany ci 
BLAl 

apIO* 


iny county, N. Y.. 1851. 

BlARK, DAY fij STAUFFER, 

Agent* in Nuw Orleans. 


terod in the Buy 


X large boat ag 

launched, toil rr.' 


Important to Planter a and Property 
Holders. 


fo 6-ly ALFRED 

. (W Msgsrin® riiwtieriw 

MR. JAMES WEIGHT ^ 

Having for privute reason* which ®° ^ 

continued bl* interest during the U*l 
the firm of James Wright ft Son. we h*w * 
sure of announcing that he toome* M ** 
in our house, und solioit* thu inter«^ d »■ 


eajleon. on board which tbo nuu» of a eeuvent She came from URao, 

fad taken refuge. #pd where much mun?T "‘the e^rgo utwme, brandy, oil. and fruit, end 
Plata, and other effects of value had K ^“ d f>er as puch money as yielded ninety- 
fo&d bti rvrrVlro/^ from S dollars t^uch buccaneer Through their 
dssperadoco. TbJ, u*k several Vessel* iu ftc th - e Z n i‘f bul a . “f' 1 erealer 


as a packet trom ronama bound to Cal- 1 wo Irishmen, who bad not be in in California to ms race, he addressed the Judgeinao- „ ; Eoach Furniture Holders. iu our houre, and oollolto tho Utenriftw* 

whicli i, they learned tlmt in Pnnnmti it more than two weeks, dug up at a canon, Yuli a c «taOf great apparent emotion : TruS^kere^Ttah" fm^nT s I oU f'™, Ul, “vh and BHIJJGEWATER ADAMANTTNF PAINT ae 

Isvod <ba» all tbe buttoaneers had re- river, a lump of gold weigl Ing eighty-the . ! Mi *y Rplohse your Honor, 1 have fust been nlw ? « ?, , ^ ,n,M ’ : ,ml HuW.rr ana , .... , AlVlAiN INK AINT. T o correct a general mtappr.M"*®’** 

overlmadtathotteet Indies. The Hurd pounds! A correspondent nf tl.e Her, aid saw flnr T my mother ia at the point dYdenth. *"!' " a ”' l8 - i ,uill “ rtataVu^w Sri 1 “ ,ed . ,u,v “* l * t""““ «» lutcr«dio«r«*-‘2 

hip caljed tho San Rosario, widen mi, le ►peoimeo packed on a mule. Mjcmotiohs uro too great for mo to nrdceed in p “ ck '“K Trunk,; Loath, m JAMES WBIflHT A.J.WW* 

csistanee, und did pot submit till lier Tnr It i-i ,i,o T,,,,. „.1 ,.r ,i„ I «l**oaa0. I move that it tin iimtnrtS 6 ?,.,.:! < ‘ Ud . 0 J , ?? kTrav ! ,IU,|t ' B,|!i lTall«,>, ctu.,«to., etc. I urerefurr, •a to our Nnw n'ri.i.*.twn fl o ^ ihsi - 


M i Puuama Bu* Morirari^Iind ^ h4l«v«d-4bat all Ui© buccaneers hud re- river, a lump of gold weiring eighty-live . [May itjtotse your Honor, 1 have jVt been SK ” , „? rn ! " h? Ind,R llufc 

grompfio Iht 1‘Jrt^^i^ira turned ^©rUrid totbe a W«rt Indies. .The third pound©! A correfif*ondent of the Herald Bair fhe^ t^nfcrmed that my mother is at the point^death Rutwri^t V W, . a MUI pwa -' 

u i n '.n’iva with a uumerouH !lw bI ?£ ca fl ed tho 8ftn Rosano » which tupde *pCoiWeD packed on a mule. Mj emotions aro too great for me to proceed in f, ^ ,, nK UUU Pttckiug Trunk » i 

C bta1n rC rmfei;. Bd «? 1 r '" : ««•»»’ Thaix.'— T he c.pmand of the &, 1 m °J° th “ U .»« M Tnu" ,.to.,ctc. 

board which tbo 1 “nuns of a ieuveW < r ou, Uuiluo ltclief Trait, hns hern tranrier -ed to (Jen. Es- J »y“ltert*-morr'ow. ,Jr - - - - 

refuge, Arid where much money i . a ^ Wi ® e * brand} , otl, and fruit, and tell, who lmn apijointod George Wilkw, late of , r . c< W*?^ would, of ooursoj liavo been —l\. C. VzSTKS, 

other effects of value Lad becti nji*? {j* r a fj* a ” 0 | l ?°” e ^ r T, ^ l ,p.^ ei muety- tbo NowYork l*o\'ipe OaaetuXldd- E^ 1 *». tho Court, whose sympathies Were " - ' 

a vrry narrow escape from these ,„„!!?!? U j® u,!l1 ,>ucc '“ 1 . cu Through their Dki ai.i atioxs at SAUUKENTO.b-Large defol- l, jT oxcited in his bolialt ; but at tiiis nio- 
. They took several vessels iu tho ‘ “ ll "‘ c ' (-'“““‘n cations ia> the city government ft Sacramento - un ® t „ to 4l J e <jiao°mfituie of thc lawyef, and the 

1 1, fiwxn was large and admirably .TOl. ”**”!•, w ?* pigs of plata. whjgli have been d»oo«re*l, A letter L tho Placer ! ° f ‘J 16 uudieuce, theshrillvoi.ee oi' 




on. on bourd which tbo nuns ut a convent 
taken refuge, »nd where much money, 


bud in her 


, COlt MISSION M K U C 11 Jl N T , 


One of tbetn was 


large and admirably !(**?• . pig- or plate, which have been disc, 

I S „|s-u,«l a now pr,.J. ““t 1 bein g Times and Trui 


r , , - K nrSwoftciThave I whipped 


ut and enticing ; an uncx- ,,1,7,10 -re.UT y T. K ',-'-a F, ,?V 
with islands' S wta before 


I baste a to inform you ofthe rtfeuUof the in- _ mi ‘(viT 1 
vestlgtttkJfaa or tfta Council, ub*>ut the nffuirB of J m, ' 

our ritv- •♦!♦!»«• jf A v,.mS«*.aia''iirii.' - -t '1 lie as© WftSf 


w voiii 

Jj^V*; fverjr yluMiriptlon of MERCHANDISE 
rum mpruhunt*, planter* ami otto*, ultht-r 




lea wii!i Juianas wan ueiore . "■ 1 »‘k»uvbuw ipe uouncu, utwut the afluirs ot ' W ’ v “*w • 

thc jbikMMUkecrp began to rm,- der^wX i 1 *• ^ *W«^ ^\r n\y; The dolhmitteenirtfrfoumraB T am , ^ e «g. wa «» t postponed, nor wa»4t gained' 

hi leave ibcir ebiel. Morgan, —tax . _V '• • *I'J T1D K '"'Tten along tin- told by reliable persons, a deficit against Har- ^ ‘fiufflietcd counsel. 

i thelonth Hea.wbenee diooov ■■ 


f night, leave their chief, Morgan, cotta 

i fortunes on lUeSouth Eea.wbence 

ta aail, witli the plunder they | mvg 

n Its,. v_.i:* ... l- "“J", 


by Abe %gt Indies to Europe 
m ut force would have been fatal 


time© to anchor, making a 
giving name- to ifd«na« 


wUuu of fore© would Lav© been fauil 
* ?[“?• »b a^on ua it© got 


nays, nut taxing uo prizes, t)nty. sailed early iu j 
i\ ovrmber from the (mores of IVatagoniu. Thoir I 


reliable persone, n deficit ngntnat Har- 
b of jfflOLfKK) ; against the City Treiis- 


ill voice of ©rdtpijftom 'uu ruhunt*, planter* aud other*, uitlicr f«.r 
iu| Lj U l to y^ ai' n - h °l'i illlnlHIfllil ■ cmhntfllug, Dry liotuLi,-i;L»»4iiii^, Hurd- 
e 1 whipped ware, Biuno*, G’arrlngt**, F urn’ll uro, MarUlm.ry. IMuutvrs' 
! •4LJti ,,, y!!^ ( . ‘ndlndjiFd every thing the market afford* 

gained ConWm.fW* M any Produce promptly ft „a faithfully 
1 attended | to j 


ate that he ho* no interest in any 
ucoeswry 1„ eater Into «xe,-na5a"«iuS*:“ Tbs public JAUK8 WBWBT ' A ' 

aro^eforred to our olreqUrc embrachi^ certificate* from— NwW Grlcau*r Dec. 1 A 1851. ■ 

' M T° 1,R ' UUNBAU ' " * DUNBAR l UVClMj^ 

J J!. WHITNEY L c*. Agint* <MA * 4ni D t m DOt<l1 Commljtflon Merchant* and H'huhfkW^ 
y SA ?S? BIN 8 > of Gie *l>lp L-JOilf*. btreet. New Orlc au*. 

■ • SSSoaBggi#, 


btreet. New Orlcau*. 

.M03KS (HIKKXH'OOB 1#^ 
Comnitasiou'aud Forwarding Mardiatlh. - , 


navigation lienoe was rabre thin could be irna- 
gind; it was Uke the journey „f travelers, by 
night in ji strange country v.ihuut a guide' 
Tiie weather being very stormy, they wersalraid 
to venture through the fttrintu ,,| Magellan but 

rNII let <)lA ill k 1 1 A It IA <r<. wnilh.l lr,..^s. I , V ’ 


1 ' e, Tif ry - 107 -- 

1 ?*■«».. Morgan 

\ end bis mn dej.*rtad (rum the *UU emouMwiu.' 

Miiau nt (ikiaf ii tif.ir I nn-. t a- <-i(w e.L: 


™ ° f •K.S^in Vrt^Xry^ 

dealt their r ‘“ K “* Tl “' beibg very stormy . 


' of travelers, by. Htlr, uo entry 
V'lhout u guide, whereas it)ia 
,'ithey wen* afraid day to a do< 


lu »’ loiiowiug, received *la«(> U»,t eiruuUn 
were printed from JOHN F. MILLEIt nfAttokapo* : 

1 Wt ^ iuJuced to apply tbufcldgewatn 
.Mint ral I aint to my 8ugarhoii*e. and. iu every respect, ii 


—frifTAOksON 1 1»- jsJ d 
I, -re l„ Fine KudilouablsIWMB."* 


e — — o” •»»»•!. iu tnwj ruritert. u 

I, as «x„„.,J f d my cxMrtaUoes. ,l„ r,.pre»„tatl„af 
hr till, agenta, Messrs. U. l). It, v .-rt U. Un. I cl, sere 


Dealt r ; iu Fine F**l»lounble ('lotuMfi'V^ I 
(next UtMtr to Planter*’ Hotel.) 

Youths’ Cloth lug, Gent.'* Under W’zZjl | 


fully add my testimony to thJ uuiiier m* one* embraced 
iu tlic Agent MLireular,aud rttcoumieful the *amti to plan- 
ter* aud other*, its ll,., lm— nL. . - . 


uths’ Cloth lug, Gent. 4 unaw 
Trunk*. Carpet Bag*, nnd a I 

Clot Ulug. always ou hxud and*® 1 J 


t fc u BBoc iutiona for 


*:r^ri , ^v h rr r rM :°f 

lueuse ioaburir* thov doubled in A 1 itflJOO.b tullcplions of ices tor city tuxes to the 




I cruifee of neurU 




othtts for (He rtmiom 
iw. Aiuoug the loiter 


lh^ge occau- robbers hud th#fi 
M u Mjt l*ow»eiision of their (tpoilii 





lha fortune to lw‘. I„f. -"‘ Vc * 1 '" P ai ® *»#)» ci, J' M ,lle Olty Collector tho slot of the Unit 
noils Two or il,r,>e *" ,0 »'“• ,l number of -oUtar EuglnnHtatcs, the 

*011 this as on oittss ! ,reo “' Ub iteins nre defoi ted— tlod. only knows 1 euusyaniu, Vin 


J . hit to be paid iu before commencing obeli 
rational, id the remainder within one V'S 
the cinlating notes me to he countersigned iii' 
the ofl* of the Treasurer of the Btute, mid 
tataad.Ulw-HwteciatiwnH, upon the deposit of 
tho slot ot the United States, cither ul the New' 
‘•Rglmi States, the States uf NewVork, Ohio! 
ieuuhyanm, Virginia and Kentucky; t|J 


Miwrs: J. Cf.' Nutsoa fe <>«., New Orleans 
Mes.rs. Ct,|ttfy, Uetnlerspu fe Oo., New Orlee 
T " NewOrleans, 

•'Ire " hu Kokfurit. Mobile. Ala 


ten, and others, as the liest Weather amt Fire Protector I — • ' r v vTUl, i 

have ever koewu. HUiore I have up, .i„a lt , It has been » E. SMITH, DWtTJ^ll 

exi. iseit to the sun sinre last July. unU hue neither bits-, llus relurued, and ts devetluz htrnrek I 

lervu Ulir ITIlfLt'illinii Iiiim forin.wl I. U.. .I .„r in_ .... 1 [M 


th* lowest nioritet 


M’pi. Eu|ifurd. Mobile. Ala. 

ir*. lYudver, Muffin fc Uo. t «Iubl|©, Ala. 


Vpb J«pu * B. Bnumlor*. .Mobile Al» 

A! 0 Harri^ Esq . Mcmphi*. IVuu. 

V JL tjuok { Kly*lan Fit-Ids. Tcxa*. 
iyl B Johuitton L Bro,. Cuutrcvlffo. Text 


terni Bor cracked, und luu formed it woiid motullic snrfuft- 
which hu* proved entirely Impervious 

v, .. . (Hlgued) . JOHN F. MILLER 

New llu-rlu, AUuktipu*. March III, 1«« vj. 

In addition to t|m above, we have in our noriiuNHiou in. 
numerable cortlflcate* from wqunlly i -.pe, table aourcM 
whieh cun he seen ut our office ; Hm,,,,,! u | L ,, , L , 


' » “ VV'K ' Uro • rioutreviffe Tcxa*. 
s VY. Pri(i(|v, 'ialbcrty/fexu*. 


bring carried to - -- ✓ w.—r.. ... 

a. that they might the WfO-Jeforvcl |, un- 
to vroefua money for . ““ _'-“,*'.*** tllr ‘utpudeuee to wn|, 


i called to a. 


to aeofnutl, 
hy bn law to 


or 'if they were, they found 


andeavur ta proefura money 


d of Morgan to lot them 
bla brutal fettawar waa. 
a to Uatamto oriea and 
Mnowy ." Thi. idol o( 
It from his comrades aa I 


aaty for 7^5"' * r ,UMS ***** the iiupuiicncr t*> w ri^t 
esihrew -piruficu ex pc- 

ing and “Hfttf ‘ur I, air crime, 

tat them rl-Sf AI “ “ ,oJt ' ri ‘ rtma*. on aeaouut 

war waa u( -*«'• -u tire South Seas. 

riM Md « peeaeuted with the 

is idol of tZT if.?,* U,n , ,r “‘ l ‘ r - a »“ 'Jea of the iu» 
rade* o» *??.**?!? “ TTJf <t |W»od,us lute as th. 
nerthlt C i°*f ^ ‘4e,“evrut.cnU, ovntury, and. thereto,. . 


M vho.s io (EttEitiu rioN- Tlip uimiycrsnry of I h *teiti©8 to be taken not uLuvc par, and 
M riuin th© li/tptiht wuh (•»lfbr;tif.ri>y llie Ma* I lo ** ,l to *‘p*al to(a ti per ceiit. Block Udhh 
winie IrateraUr iff Hail Diego „n the 24th June, * .1 


» ter, iiiy San Diego 


Hates of No'wVork, Oliioj j BBBW8TBH A OO, 
lia and Kentucky; tin? • C A-K |t I AtS K W A It K 11 0 U S K 
1 Boston, of oi nnv incur- *. .... ■. , 

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I I 



From the FretiMi of Napoleon Rootlet. 


jjg OATHOLIO AUTOMATON 


, rich mccbanioian retired from business, 
• took » country house. Tho Cure of the 
*? i stood hnrd bv the par- 


g. ffhoes church stood hard by the gar- 
rTf .ho new parishioner, qauffi to caTl up- 


I r of ,|, B n ew parishioner, qjWfS to call up- 
k bio sod after tho ncouBtomcd ihtroduc- 
* ' ios, tho conversation took tho fol- 


I wjng turn ■ 

«1 hope," sai'f the Cure, “ to have in you 
ntody » 8°°^ neighbor, but ft good parish- 
\ Jt." .■> • 

*1, for my part, do hot sharo that hope.'’ 
‘How! will you not como to mass ! " 

\ tfor what purposo jflsinoe you oelcbrato it 
nUtio, and I do not understand a word of 
that language 1 

slieW mind that, it suffices to hear it.” 
uQ^if to hear it be all, tho thing is soon 


&0DI. . • a — - — ^ — — — — 

iflf course. But you will also do well to 

eons to vespers.” 

“I shall not understand a word of them.” 
■Still, you will bo present.” 

■So bo ft- Thus, by listening to mass and 
silting at vespers on Sundays, I shall be- 
au s good parishionor 1 ” 

■Oh, but durtBgf the woek you will also 

ins duties to fulfill." 

“What are they 1 ” 

•Why, for example, you must not eat meat 
iWodnesdays, Fridays and Saturdays.!’ 

“I do not sec what good that will do my 
4 or my body— it will make mo neither 
Wet nor holier." 

“liner mind that, tho church enjoins it." 
u \kfK>, then, that throe days in the week 
silafefy you, and that you will leave mo 
ticclfa four.' 1 

“Without doubt; except indeed the forty 
days in Lent, the Ember Week, and the vi- 
jib, it which seasons abstinence and fasting 
in incumbent.*’ 

“But what connection is there between 
these fiats and holiness of heart and lifo ! ” 

“I hive already told you that the church' 


11 In this case t have no more to say. , 1 own 
inysclf conquered,” ' • % ’ 

“And your family, my dear neiglilfdr, will, 

I hope, follow your examplo,' 1 
“Oh, as for v my family, they wilt^lio sure 
to do as I do.”* . /t 

“Thus, 'then, you aro convortod,’’,i k’. s 
“Wo shall sec. Good mprnmg-ijjjk^ And 
without waiting for an arisiVer.aBfttcchani- 
cian withdrew. As for the C'iJpV(5ho, du- 
ring this conversation', had ’beei f passing a 
rosary through tho fingers of onoWnd, and 
with tho other carelessly lifting, Oy?ry now 
and then, a medal to his lips— he now- with- 
drew, perfectly convinced that all- this lmd. 
acted ex open operato. ' 

.After this conversation, days, weeks, months 
passed without tho mechanician availing him- 
self of his ncnrncss to tho Churcli to go to 
lnasi^or confession. Nevertheless the Cure 
lmd not lost all hope, for IiiH neighbor had 
sent to ask him. for a medal, and in tb o men n - 
while was spending his time in fabricating a 
master picco of mechanism, placed in a pa- 
vilion, at the end of his garden, built up 
against the church. This piece of .tnoeban-. 
ism was ono ofthoso’men made of wood, 
iron and leather, which, being set in motion 
by springs and counterpoises, move-agd speak 
like living beings. It was, in short, a first- 
rato automaton. Tho Cure came a second 
time to visit his neighbor ; the conversation 
again turned upon religion. ». 

“ WeTCmy dear sir, you are pot* often to 
be seen at mass; -you have nut yet bpon once 
to confession ; and moreover, 1 sco tlie butch- 
er enter your gate daily. I thoughf you lmd 
promised me that you would fulfil ypur' reli- 
gious duties." 

-“Bir, 1 always perform my promiunv. ’ 
“What! you have heard massed* and as- 
sisted at vespers on Sundays ? " • 

’“Yes.” 

“In my church." 

“ Yes.” ' k 


bly dear neighbor, I hi v o that it is useless^ hand or foot, tho Cures lift hand or foot. Is 
to hope to bring you to a better way of, this life* No; it is mechanism! Are these 
thinking; hut at least think of your family." men! No; they are automatons ! Ah! rev- 
“Sir. in ddnittructirtg my'iiutomnton, I have erend sir. I have no more confidence than you. 
thought of iny wife and children as well us hnve in my compound of wood nnd iron ; hut 
myself. Aly automaton replaces us nil : Its in constructing this machine, 1 have sought 


continual fasts suffice for my whole family. ! to convince you that you ought no more to 
I wind it tip every ’night; it goes} twenty-four 1 trust to mechanical acts, performed by hands 


hours without stopping, undjike tho most of flesh, than to tlioso performed by hands of 
pious devotee,’ repeats raccjiaifically massed ! wood. For my parti 1 believe that, in itself, 


“Iowa that I fear often to fail in my obe- 
dience to tiio church.” * ■ 

“In that case tho church will not deal 
hardly kith you ; she will cancel your faults 
it tin rat of .a certain number of l’atornos- 
laiiad Ati Marias.” 

‘ But surely, sir, thus to repeat tho same 
’wordatwenty or. thirty times,, ii-a very suro 
mj to bj ihem without attending to them ; 
it ii to degndo oursolverf below a parrot, 
vteiit Jout thinks about tho sound it ut- 
ton, even if it docs not understand it.” .» 

. ‘Ton constantly rovort to your fixed ideas 
of thinking, feeling and understanding. The 
main paint is the* doing, oxeouting, accoin- 
.Whether you think ahuut them 
•toot, your Ave Marias are no loss actuully 
nptxted." 

“Good! good ! ” 

“Xsdbondes,” said the Cure, looking down 
demurely, “there is in every pariah a pious 


mo, .triune prayers may ho suhstitu 


joutbj md masses 

libit! Latin words, rapidly ohanted by 
“inattentive priest; can these have a oer- 
ha efficioy in the matter of my salvation ! " 
“Certainly they can. The rapidity has 
Mhiog to do with it, nor has the inatten- 
<wn; the one thing necessary is, that tho 
IW'b primary intention Bhould ho to do 
“h]tho chnroh does ; and provided that bo 
hoot look off the book, or omit one word of 
“trnice, he may get on as fust as he likes. 

Ik w»k accomplishes its'elfiuldho. In fact, 
'wpudprmciplo is just this: the value of 

depends upon its material accom- 
Pktamt, and not upon the moral dignity of 
“ojenon who accomplishes it; or, as our 
““logical treatises express it, 1 Ex open ope- 
j*JhW«r open operant, if which means 
“« value of a saorament depends upon 
it an d not upon him who does 

to ^ e “ a0M ?“ poiDt “ fi u °k)d by one of 
hectors: a oriminal priost, being pursued 
"met of bis bishop, took refuge in a la- 
* ““P 1 Bni * ^ere, by way of revenge, ho 
j/ 1 **®**^ all the dough that jjt-. contained. 
“No» Wllat lla PP eno<i in consequence ?" 


Ali thst^gj, was transformed into tho 
““Jof Jesus Christ." 


“Wk .7 

'vhit. at a baker’s]" 
“ye#." ■* 


inil^ of a priest who was u orim- 

“Yei." 


UT • 

Uv- ®f tbc spirit of revenge whioh 
11 Yea 6ue *‘ a consecration 1 " 

“imi’T Y 0, ~ our theologians affirm it.” 
who are those theologians ] ” 

“W whoso doetrinos aro taught in our 


si. * ^ aT0 n °tbing to say in ro- 

Y begin now to understand 
,, ,'P lf 'l “ ■ ~ e ohurch. For instance, this 

Ptem* to nu* tho virtuo of baptismal water, 



» cousin inSghn mu “ ,t 4611 y0U ' tllat 1 lmvo 
Unt*^’ England 1 ho « 1’roteor 

"Gf course;, 

“Tw mUSt 0onvor ^ bim." 
deed, I »^°* Uld not bo vary easy ; ami’, *“■ 
k»i l, , Just 8°' n K to toll vou that. I lia Vo 


heard him , J “ t 8 01n g to toll you that I ha vo 
lae^ an k 1 at Catholicism a hundred 
' tot *etain.| V |! IU: , 0 Bomowlmt cogent argu. 


KQta Aon: a • "VMMJWUU 

G® doctrines." 

. ® that case the™ „... 


^Hnion ” Cftae ^ l ° re auo ^ lor method of 


H withn!.?i medul wwn iaeido hie 

■tator or i„. n * '“owledge, and ho sure that 

“In oonveTi' 16 r‘ U toel itB 8Wd effects.” 
“Yi»T WU “8 hun v ” 


“ You have confessed and perforhted pen- 


“ Yes, yos. I liavo done all that you re- 
quired." - 

But how then happens it, .thattfjthe only 
priest in tho parish, have not becn awaro of 
it!" ' . ... 

“You shall soon learn; como ’along with 
mo." ' , • 

Tho Cure followed his neighbor tho end 
of tho garden, add there found himself face 
to faco / witli a magnificent automaton, of five 
foot six inches, kneeling on a vesper-chair, 
with its ear dose to tho wall of partition bo- 
tween tho pavilion and tho church.. 

“What means this ! " asked tho Cure. 

“It moans that thiB nutomatdu hears mass 
in my place each time you eelclirato it in 
your clmroh.” 

“ You are jesting." 

“ By no means. Did you not tell me, that 
to understand muttered little, aqd that to 
hear was enough ! Well, then, I'eau assure 
you that my automaton and I alike know no- 
thing at all about 1-atin. Tho words of the 
mass striko upon my car withoul entering 
my mind, or touching my heart, and in the 
very samo way they striko upon the ear of 
my automaton, without entering into 6r touch- 
ing liis mind qnd heart." 

“But ‘ *■ ;’ 

“Wait a moment ; this is not all, allow me 
to push in this knob.” 

The mechanician pressed a* Bpririg, and in- 
stantly the lipsiof tho automaton moved, and 
these words proceeded from them:' “ Dnut in 
adjutorium." % ’ 

,. “What!' 1 said tho priest,' “he chants ves- 
pers'?'’ . •’ ‘ 

“Certainly, und lie does it in my stead." 
“But it is not the sumo thing ut'all — 
“Exouso me; for my automaton chnnts in 
my stead) exactly as I should cha|it myself ; 
that is to suy, without understanding of feel- 
ing any thing whatsoever ; he males' a noise, 
and I Should do no more. You. me I remem- 
ber your grand principle : Ex ojAre operato. 
All dopends upon tho aecomplisluriontoCnn 
action, and nothing upon tho . mdrsi l^fi ty 
of hitn who accomplishes it.” . 

“But, sir, even if this held, gofyl with re- 
gard to mass and vespers, that is not onough, 
for your butoher’s daily visits ehnvince’ mo 
that you neither fast nor refrain' from eating 
meat.” . . . 

“You aro mistaken; my automaton fasts 
daily, for he never cats any thing it all, and 
consequently always refrains' from meat.” 
“But it is you, sit*, you yourself, and not 
your automaton, who ought to fast and ab- 
stain from meat, und, in caso of forgetting 
theso duties, to perform penance," 

“ As-you shall see, all that is provided for.” 
The mcohaniciaa pressed a second spring, 
und tho automaton began to repeat un A ve 
Maria, gratia plena, from beginning to end, 
passing a chaplet through its hunds.the samo 


vespers, prayers, and all the rest. ’ , 1 an action has no value apart from that which 

“Well then, J catch you in your own j feeling gives. Thus, St.- Paul says, .‘Though 
words. In order to-iniy mass, it is necessary I givo all, my goods, to feed the poor, and 
to be not only a devotee;. hut also a priest." 1 I Innigli I givo my body tube burned, und have 
1 iiat need he no objection ; iny autoina- * not charity, I am nothing. 1 (1 Cor. xiii. If.) 
ton is an uutoinntim Cure. It your ct’iminul In short, if you want a decisive, a Divine seu- 
and revcngcfel priest was able to change teuce, listen to tlint of Jesiis Clirist'himself : - 
dough into God— that is to say, if tho evil * Notltiiit which ciitorctli into, hut that which 
sentiment existing in liis heart oflened no ini- 'comctli put of the mouth, diriiieth a man.' 
pediment to tr ansolistaii tint ion, still less will (^Mutt. xv. 11.) You sco thut it is possible 
the nbscnce of all uppedWIent impede it. If to put meat into mir moutlis without being 
tlio mass of n wicjted priest is valid; why defiled thereby. But would you know what 
should not, that of a wooden priest ho so ! it is that proceeds from man and defiles him. jJ 
Thus, my automaton not tally says muss lor Jesus shall givo tile reply: — ‘Murders, iidul- 
me and my family,, hut it is capable of tilling teries, thefts, false witnesses, blasphemies.' 
so for all tho sinners ifi the village,” (Matt. xv. 29.) Those are the' works*! 

" hat do you menu ! . which man is capable, this’is what ho cun nc- 

■I mean this— that I have understood that complish ; and hence liis works — fur frorii 


one priest could deputcunothei priest to |«*r- 
form tho masses ho himself was engaged to 
perform, and that thus, without knowing any 
tiring about the sinner ill question, the olli- 


coinplish-; and honco liis works — fur from 
saving— destroy him ! " j/ 

“ In this way; then, all mefi aro' lost' by 
their works !"■ - 1 

'■ Without doubt, they aro. But if they 


your quid chamlicr another a closet within 
u closet, wilt'll you may surely shut out tho 
world, lin'd get, very nenr toGud ; 'the tiny for 
looking hack, .for confession, for eyeing .the 
Liiinb fhiit was slain '; thtfdayfor looking for- 
Wnnl, for self-ilotlieiitinn, for holy resolutions, 
for obedjenee begun anew. And it is tho day 
for public worship, when tho glad hells say, 
“Go yo up to tlie house of the Lord," unit tlrii 
willing worshipper answers, " Thy face, 
Cord, will l seeK.'’’" And it is tho day for 
Christian eonversb ; -wlion, coming from the 
house. of God in company, pious friends take 
counsel one with* another; und when ponder 
the quiet roof, they rend, or . go over thu ser- 
mons, or eoininuild together. And it is the 
day for family instruction, when tho liyriins 
ure. said, amt the chapters read, and the truth 
in Jesus’cxpount® ; and when tho father af- 
fectionately strives to leave the lessons of 
heavenly wisdom imbedded in iilitil love. It 
is the day fur , tho djahbatli-^ohool, and the 
prayer-iiieotingaund tlio visit of mercy. . I t is. 
tlie day whop^p that yoti do not oxhntiBt 
yuurself oipOvertaBk others, you may givo eve- 
ry moment to tlie one filing needful ; tlio dny 
which is best employed, when the Boul gets 
all, und heaven gets nil, pint! God gets all. 

[Dr. James Hamilton, 


tiling nuout the sinner in question, the olh- *• Without doubt, they aro. But if they 
ciuting minister nu less effected bis salvation, feci this, t licy can. at least, be saved by Jesus 
1 bus i hope, sir, that yotj nVuy lie induced to Christ.” 

make over td my automaton tlio Completion ‘‘ Thus, then, according to your system, us 
of some, of your masses." well us mine, man is saved by another than 

Not a had idea, thought the Cure. “Non- himself?”, 
sense! said lie, aloud. ‘‘And besides, to “\es; but. by another who has felt, loved, 
catch you in .your owmarguments, iniay tell .suffered! Saved by God dyiug on the cross, 
yon, thut yonr automaton;; uvetrtvwerlt aide lmduorliyr tire mechanical performances of n 
to replace you, could do nothing towards rep- priest. T he salvutiun which Jesus confers 
resenting your family. ’ tills me with gratitude : that which you pro- 

. “You are much mistaken. I have bap- less to accomplish by your careless hands, 
tized mp automaton by nil the mimes both of your thoughtless lips, prompted by your cor- 
my wife and of my children. It is culled, rupt heart, iuspires nothing butdisgust. Then 


.TUB BEACH limp. . ..Ur l Hsitt T Ti:mttmu.*i. 
Between old Rnble roof* afnr 
I watch tho fhadoWH on the hay. 

When o'er it liHiign tho morning atar 
Or fllealn tlie glow of pnrting day. 

Like marble glenm.i itn crystal hluu 
Bcucalli thu aky'a uuclouilL-dilome, 

While cf«’ry breeSi? nwakon to view 
A tliouHnmi crenta of pearly foam. 


I watch ttho Rail ucroM it glido 

Or. mirrored, in the ghwy -tide, 

* Tho anchored craft awny idly there. 


John, Baptist, Peter, Francis, Julius, Fleuuor, 
Adolpliue, Duran t..*’ 

“ But ono never baptizes wood ! ’’ 

- “ You often baptize iron.” 

“ Ht)w so l ” ■ . 

‘‘Thus ytHi baptize bells.” # , 


1 ttui told that Jesus so loved me as to pardou 
me, nnd eoufer upon me. heaven. Then 1 
feel, on my part, that l love Him, and that 
loving Him, 1 am led to do Mis will. But 
you, who look for salvation frotti passive ac- 
tionHpmatcfrial ceremonies, from a - body >vith- 


I Hco-tlie vngrant zephyrs play 
O’er clover bloom and twinkling gr ors. 
Amid thu poplar leaven delay 
That turn to Rilvbr r ai> they paiw. 


Through cliuglng mlstM that, as a shroud, 
Its mottled limbi? float dimly o'er, 
l.lku a -huge spectre wrapt iu cloud, 

I watch the dying pyenmore. 


“ But in order to baptize, it is necessary to out a soul, you can but remain unmoved after 


From fancy's trance awakened zoon, 

1 hear tho- ancient zteoplon chime 

flrenk on the golden - hu«b of noonr 

To summon hack the thought of time. 


be a priest.’ 1 


such mummeries, or cIbc grow proud of hav- 


“ Not so. \ our. church allirius that bap- iug perforuied^ them, since, in your .pyes, they 
tism is valid, even when administered by a rank as goffil works. Christ gives ine life, 
heretic; and every day it is customary for and the jljiffc appeals to my generosity ; while 
.midwives' to sprinkle new*born hnhes . and you Bell I your services, and that Bale only 
you say that that shuts them out of limbo.* awakes my avarice. A mechanical work, 
“ In spite of all that 3*011 can miy, I repeat, done for me b}* a priost, cheats my conscience 
that your automaton does fiot think.* 1 without changing iny conduct; done by my> 

‘*Nor does the priest,* who rapidly runs self it excites my self-complacency, and makes 
through masses. . . ' me forget that which it stands in lieu of, to 

“ It does not understand.* 1 .wit — holiness. of heart. Yes, hero is tho 

“ Nor docs the worshipper, who listcus to great danger of your mechanical perform- 
tho mass, without understanding ono w'ord ances^-they leave the miui as irnpuro as over; 


. -I But when the level zunbrnmn fling ‘ 
Their iwy fluzh along tho deep, 


-r And to the refitlese spirit bring 
. ..The vigil that it love* to keep. 


Thun mupiug by tho fiboru alouu, 

While near tho Rlielving billows rise, 
I list their dreary monotone, 

As, with each lapsing wave, it dloe. 


Or from yon green and craggy height 
Uuze forth upod tho boundlees sou, 
That spreads beyond my eager eight. 
The emblem of infinity. 

Xkwfoiit. Juno 24. 1862. 


For Uni N. 0. Cbriitlta AdvoeaU. 


of it." 

“ It does not feel. 


they acquit liis consoionco without quioting 
liis passions. -By putting tho matorial ac- 


NOTBS or AN ITINERANT. 


“ Nor docs the devotee, who tells lier beads ri° n9 in the room of the spiritual impulse, you 


.half-asleep.” 

“It does not feel any love," 


kill morality, and you replace it by more out- 
ward movements, mere sounds, which have 


“ Nor does tho man who fasts and refrains only an appearance of morality. Man bc- 
frqm eating meat, without, having a convert- conies, beneath your hand, a mere corpse, in- 


ed heart." 

“ It does not believe. " 

“Nor docs my cousin, who was to he ren- 


flated with air, or stuffed with straw— Boom- 
ing alive, but being dead ! All !: lcavo man 
to himself : let him feel his sins, let him suf- 


dered believing in spite 'of himself, by tile in- p er from them . let him cry and weep tilb-thc 


l luonce uf Vour medal. Nor do the haptizeil 
bell, the holy water, and the oousooralod ta- 
per. All of them, like my automaton, acton 
tlio principle— £’.r opcrc operato. All those 
peoplo and all tlioso tilings lire put in motion, 
without (Unking or foeling, and their notions 


very anguish of remorse bring him to the feet 
of Jesus Christ. Give him tho Bible— that 
Word of God himself— and let him learn in 
its pages that a Saviour 1ms died for him, par- 
dons him his sins, gives him hoaven, ensures 
to him immortality! And ho may see that 


nro, good, you toll me, cvoii when performed tho man wl, ° Believes this, will do something 


mechanically.” 

“But, sir. admitting that tho duties of the 
mass, of prayer, and of penances, do accoui- 


niorc than mere meclinnical works; better 
than burning wax tapers, gabbling Latin, 
sprinkling holy wntor, refusing ment on Sat- 


plish themselves mechanically ; at’least, there llr,la Y’ to usk a dQuble P ortion wl,en Sunda Y 
is always a primary intention in the person c ' ul "“' , , , , 

. ' ' 1 k »• I Innvi TT tlinviul hr Mux utwiriiuin nt lua llnil 


who performs thorn ; even if lie does not think 
of thorn wliilq doing them, ho does so before 


“ Deeply inoved by the sacrifice of his God 
and Si viour .dying to obtain heaven for him, 


ho begins them, There may not ho s.istiiiii- ‘ l ‘ ,lt J mn wi ‘ l «eel a necessity of imitating 


cd attention, it is true, 'tint there lias been, at 1 , lls i Ma8ter ' of 8ftcrlll01n R himself as Ho did. 
first, an intention of doing what the church of }°" n R' « 0<1 ' “ nd lovln R his brothers also; 
does, and that is .enough." ftlld tllat lovc ' vl11 t> roJuofl works fur better, 

,, v n i • » ' . ^ ftr holier, than those of this automaton— this 

. . . . faithful copy of your Roman Catholics. 1 ’ 

sure yon, that if there lias not been sustained , do J ^ whotllcr tho Cure unJer . 

attention on the part of my-automaton there 6tofld those wordg , kon b hig ,, rote8tant 
has been m ■me a first in ton i,m' each time ncjghbor , but , hav ' 0 0nl „ / 0 bopo thttt tbe 


, ", " "7* .,"‘'“"■7 , nejglibor, but I have onjy to hopo that the 

that I pressed tho spring that sets tho n.a- rcftdcc will knuw * understand then, ‘ 

olnnery going Thus ho i, priest and devo- and if a8 , their^neaning be somewhat 
tee have had,m the first instance, intentions . . J n * 

of working out their salvation, aud that of ol'scur®, lot him seek for a fuller comprehen- 
others, and afterwards' “they have allowed >'y the assiduous study of his Bible, 

their feet, their hands, and tl.oir tongues, to and b Y fcrvent I' ra Y er to Qod ’ 
operate mechanically. Well, 1 huvodono tlie 


very Bamo. I liavo lmd tlio intention of 
working my saluation, and that of others: 
my intention set my finger in motion, my fin- 
ger pressed the spring, and tlio spring oneo 


PRIVILEGES OF THE SABBATH. 


* The Sabbath is the day whetuyou may sit 
down to tlio Bible without four of disturb- 


pressed— with intention, bo it understood— anco. it is the day when, with our sinless 


while, and doing this no less than ten times ” 

r- 


3b 11 * a***. 


***** 


^inly*. n0Wled 8«”’ 

think 10 cbul ^vn^opinionj'(ine : 

JL ® more ' tbe medal op- 

’ liioubl l^f d . dmt t * le ma *“ point is, 
jadnot tfait your aou- 


‘ “’BatrsiriyoiTToTiotlKmk"^^ “ 

“On tho oontrary, it is tho automaton that 
does not think. Have you not told mo that 
thought was not nocessary ? Have I not seon 
a hundred times, -a 'rosary told by devotees 
urnre thinking about other things, look- 
ing in different tnruotiouu. aQ ,i 6von listening 
to u oonversation.? Is it not ifi tlie oaao of 
such a“dcv0tcc as in that of my automaton ! 
Ex opere oJ>erato." < 

“But what, tlieu, have you doyo with tlio 
m edul you sent to ask from mo l) 1 

“.Hero it iB ; I have sown it in Alio trowsers 
of the automaton, in order to' convert my 
pouBin in England.” | 

“But again you aro^jesting.” 

“Not at all. Sindo the modal operates of 
itaolf, it oun oporate hero us wefi us in Lon- 
don; And since it can oouvort a raun who 
wears it without liis knowledge, my autornu- 
Ujh u^/Vtiry wetl stand in my qituain'B place, 
for I assure you lie lifts not tbe- least netion 
thut lie is am ing ft»“- 

ldiit it’i.f e'^iitr^ that the "person 
Ui|)'liiietl'4‘.upoQ another, should do 
it wtlb kitentiimi”. ’ . <■ 

' “BtM tWM^ht, Mld'*lience'Tn sowing it i 
had inuuli’iuteutiou; it is tho suine tiling us 


tlio automaton doos tlie rest." progenitors, you may tako tho tour, pf i’aru- 

The Curo was silent. dise, and listen to the anthems of a ncwly- 

“ But enough of this.” said the mo n liuin . created worl d. It is t he, day when, alona- 
iin. “I hope you havo understood my pur- sldo °Y Bnocli, you inay feed tlio flume of.do-. 
>30. 1 never wished, reverend sir, to con- votion, und try to divine the wonder, und im- 


I liis yonr I passed through ono neighlmr- 
hood, going up and also going down tlio oif-- 
euit. I lmd 11 test dny there both ways. I 
hero collected all the children in tho nqjgh- 
l>orljoocl,-nml taught ono dny in every fort- 
night. They progressed, as fust ns I had 
known children nt a day school. This I did 
because they were destitute of schools. 

. lata in tlio full 1, in company with Bro. 
Meredith Hononu, having a transfer to tho 
Mississippi Conference, put out through tho 
Indian Nation. Wo mado onr wajTbward 
tlio sent of- tho Conference, which was hold 
at "Midway Clmrcli, in tho thick woods," 
so called, in Wilkinson county. This Con- 
ference wns held in Doeombor, 1H20. Wo 
lmd no Bishop, and wo chose Ashley Ilowit 
ns I 'residen t. Wo had somo sixteen to twen- 
ty preneliors to oover tlio ground from tho 
Chattahoochee river to thb Sabine. Fronr 
this Conference I was appointed to tlie Wil- 
kinson Circuit,' embracing a portion of Lou- 
isiana, and some of Mississippi. Hero 1 Imil 
siimo difficulty in exercising discipline, for in 
tlioso days tho proaeliors folt it a duty to en- 
force tlie role olTrioh and poor, froonnd bond; 
Just about this time the preachers began to 
leavo off tlie uniform of a Methodist Preacher ; 
(fir up to this timo a Methodist Preacher wns 
known. by liis dress. Tlio monikers too, han- 
kered after tlio iiisliionB uf tlio dny, and com- 
menced dressing gay, nnd putting on jowelry ; 
Imt now Methodists nnd Methodist Preachers 
wear just what they wish to weur, und tho 
preneliors say nothing to them ; and yet wo 
have tho samo Discipline and tho same Bible, 
botTi -of whicii condemn the course. 1 do not 
lecl just ns pleasant us I could wish about 
tlioso things. When the great day of uc- 
oouuts-simll be etdhjd-npr 1 fear many wilHro 
found on tho loft hand— yes, Methodists and 
Methodist Preuohcrs too. 

This year was a pleasant year to mo. Hero 
I formed art acquaintance with Win. Winans, 
D. 1)., and his family; mado liis'houso my 
homo in somo sort. He wns thou looal. In 
tho fall 'of that year I had visitod farther into 
TciineBsco, and ulso Alabama, and attended 
Coufcrcnoo ut Washington, Mississippi, in 
December, 1821, and hero I was ordained 


vantage of our onuso: nor did they leave 
their own Conference because they eoold not 
have prospered at home. Let ns then, re- 
ceive our brothor, "but not to doutyfcldle- 
putntion.” Let us, ftt first, assign to’lm an 
appointment, ndthor of the highest nor of 
tlm lowest class, butslmply a respectable one. 
No reasonable man would consent to take 
more. Give the brothor fair play. Give him 
a clianco to show what he, cam do for, tho 
Churoh. Ho may do ns muoh grind, if we do 
not hodgo up his way. Lei ns cheer him by 
mtr sympathy and prayem. He ld in tt lnnd 
of strangers, and ho must, at times, feel lonely 
und Sad. O lot us encourage his sinking 
Heart ! So, in like circumstances, we should 
rojoico to havo otliors do by us. Let os sus- 
pcof no unfriendly competition, no obstacle 
to our own success. We are all brethren, all 
'TOlf-'UriffjUffg ifinernnts, laboring and suffering 
for the salvation of souls. Our departoM is 
at hand. Ut us away with sail enry and 
strife; Ut us help, and hot hinder each 
other. Ut ua treat as sacred, each other's 
reputation. 0 for more of tho spirit of our 
balling! 

• >nc word to our troneferrod brother. Bro- 
ther, tako courage. Strive not to be great 
or popular, but faithful and usefnl! ,Yoo may 
expect that the Conference will soon learn to 
low yra, and appreciate y?u, if.yon are wor- 
thy. Try to fool at Itomt. Trust in God and 
do your best, and all shall be well. You shall , 
not labor and suffer in vain. God riohly re- 
wards tho foithftrl. [N. C. Adv. 


Falling Off In the Roman Catholic Ohiach 
In the United State*. 


The BShop of Gkehel, at « " recent jhibllo 


mooting, said: 

“ There is an immense work, more than 
we have any conception of, gaiilg on among 
the Irish population in Amerioa; there is a 
great felling off in the Roman Catholic 
Churoh ih that port of tho world. I stated 
un important feet the other day, irethe Rouse 


IMcrr ‘ , - • Ebenezeu 

Alabama Conference, 1852.' 


I wish to give my uuthorita.,; 1 have here 
Tho Annals of tho Faith, the great' Roman 

rt_ at. 1- I I’ a* .. _ .. 


HOW SHALL WE TfeEJM*' 


A 'I KANSVERHED PllEACHEIl 1 


1 never wished, reverend sir, to 


vert you to my fuith, you who sought to win 1 J0 tlio ardor of a walk with God. It is tlie 
mo over to your sido. 1 have wished to prove du y w Bon, according to your vurious mood, 


to you the absurdity of your principle, Ex y° u mu y muurn with Abriiliuin ut Macphe- 
opere operato. I liavo wished to make you I lu-H, or myditate with Isaac in tlio fields of 
porcoivo the real worth of a churoh, where | Mature, or Ku down into Egypt to view Jo- 


a.H proooeds passively, under the impetus soph in nil his glory. It U thu day wlion you 
given .by a spring ; who™ you believe, not be- ,mi y Wd Jueoh s star twinkle unew, and Zoch- 


causo you liavo examined, hut boeuuso you ariuh’s fountain flow amain. It is tlio day 
aro told to bolievd : where yuu act, not spun- wlion you may till your ear with draughts of 


tuneously, but because you uro driven tenet melody from David’s sounding lyre, or lot 


not by love, hut by compulsion. Yes, the your spirit ridb uloft on Ezekiel's flying wiicols. 


clergy of tlio ohiirth of Romo is a great au- 
tomaton, whore .faith and notion uro commit- 
niunicftted us motion is to a machine, Tho 


It is the day wlion you may tako a pleasant 
walk to Botlifthy or Emmaus, or, a fourth dis- 
ciple, usoend Tabor with Poter, and Jumes, 


Pope-says, ‘No salvution out of the polo ul ' and Jolin. It is tho day when, with Mary, 
tho church ;' and tho bishops — mere echos of j y ou “ la y clusp tliat cross whioh quivers nu 
his voice — repeat, No 'salvujion out of tlio i longer, und look up to those pluiu ant) pain- 
pale of the ohuroli ;’ and the Cure says After j loss lip»i whioh need never repeat, ‘It is 
them, 1 No salvution out of (he pule of the finished, ” and gaze on that countenance, in 
church.’ The Popes, formerly AtUM) Mew riceefeavt JHiim, uu! Iiuea.th ituMiaiayuyowii 
Fiiniturians at ftsoeentmtak^lile Mfiffuns (br>M AeiUiuMsmil eo benign, tiU it say* to you, 
lndrly Ariuus, boo«iio'atq t |tat ft l l ‘Witofttrmnel |!.‘ , ita»fiweei*clmer, thy sins ore forgiven, " ,.11 
iB .the' same way tlih» itli#’'ff»ilt,Toriiierlyd is<|it*ritiff*wJMm, in the it pper sdiauibei) «fei»> 
Ariuns, now pre&ss thormlMdfe Tfi-ttiitariam »«•»!. a sermon of Haul;! or, a JjiL 
If tlie Pupe mVAuudek. Uf lilsbtqn lift | g w ei ' rits i ’.gMftMmlupg witli the. beloved duff 

I file, see Jesus 


51k. Editor: In my last I lmd gotten to 
jtlio close of my first tour in South A1 ibainn. 

I returned to Mhdrnon county to a' camp 
■meeting on the circuit h lmd left, whore I 
met my^I*. E. und my^colleague. We hud 
quite a joyful mooting. 1 went to Conference 
in Nashville, from which place I was appoint- 
ed a missionary to Cotton Gin neighborhood, 
on tfio-Tomiiigbo, and down toward St. Ste- 
phens. I made my way on to the lower end 
of tho. Tennessee Valley, where. liusselvjlle 
now stands, but there had to stop and turn 
back, for Indians were killing peoplo on their 
way to tho West. I changed my courso and 
went back up tho Valley; got to Gandie’s 
Cove, and from that took a trail across the 
mountain to tlio Bear Meoff Cabin sottio- 
ments, and joined Brothers Stringflold und 
Ke.-terson. 

We traveled tho circuit I had formed tho 
year before, enlarging it until it was a.full 
six weeks’ work. Wo continued on for some 
months, when tho P. E., Thomas D. l’ortor, 
came on and sent Brothor Stringflold to the 
field I had been appointed to, and 1 continued 
during tho year. The Lord poured out his 
spirit on us graciously. Tlio difficulties of 
traveling woro lessoned, nnd tho moans of ac- 
commodation increased; but still wo had 
many rougli scenes to pass through. 

1 made my returns to tho Tennessee Con-, 
feronco, hold iu NushyUlo, in October, 1819. 
From here 1 was appointed to tho sumo field 
on the Bigbo river As the year before. This 
was quito a now country — only two settle- 
ments of much importance— tho Cotton Gin 
and Wise's settlements. I had to form the 
most of tlie field of my labor. I lmd a 
preaching place where Columbus now is. I 
went down tlie Bigbo for sonto forty miles 
below Columbus, unt) up some sixty miles, 
nnd back inti} Alabama somo considerable 
distance. 1 also went across tho rivor and 
preached to tlio Choctaw Indians, through 
Major Jolm l’eaohland, tlie United States in- 
terpreter. Tliis I found to be a difficult mat- 
ter, for 1 did not understand thoir language, 

' but I did the best T oould. 

Sometime during tho year an old Indian 
said lie' wished 'to talk witli mo. lie said, 
through tho interpreter, that ho thanked me 
for the good talks 1 hud given "him and his 
people, but said it wpuld not do bim muoli! 
good, putting bis baud on his groy head and 
bending towurd tlie ground, aud saying be 
should soon sleep in tlie grave ; but bo then 
put liis hand on the. hood of u little boy, aud 
said do puss CUM -good; they leurn books and 
, bo .wise. 1 then inquired of him whut thay 
thought of a future) stale ) Ho said it wmti 
the opinion or hit peoplo, os fur buck as 1^- 
could learn, tjflf'li.ood Indian, whence dio, 
go to a good'jjfejft live well und easy ; it 
would lie a plieo u,u l * f ee from bushelf 
briars and tlnJrns, 'itrid that the good Bpirfc 
would send ((/cm jleer and- game of ever 
kind— plenty,- withttut their hunting for then! 
ailtutaeiio bad (edtota would do to u bad plucd, 
bail liuuUMMtatoendv'iuid 'find' n<5' giiidu- 1 
«n0i aL'fii cA bimwiUai vtoulfttae tbe bitijatlt 

go tB‘ 

■g*fe h p>u*» “fefftarturiti w^ipw otj heap fuH 
li ar. HUB S oqjfl, l'i;(Jjta£ajt yiould sfjfl'er from 

TlStlllU id till) iii iilll'-sou— h'ieed. * 

tive in the other couii^rv wo 


'file question is not unimportant. Our 
treatment of the brother may havo muoh to 
.do with his happiness and usefulness, and 
something to do with our own reputation, 
both as individuals, and as a Conference. 
Nor is the question impertinent, it would 
seem that some lack tho knowledge or tbo 
disposition to qualify them to give such u 
preacher becoming treatment. ■ Too many 
appear to regard him, at the outsot, with un- 
brutlierly suspicion. Jn their hearts, they 
proscribe him, if not opohly. They require 
thut be bo put on trial, for a few years, or 
servo a sort of apprenticeship, before ho lie 
judged worthy of ontire confidence. They 
look upon him os an intruder, who has no 
right to be among thorn. They regard him 
as in the way of their own elevation, as a 
man who lias come to compote with them for 
tiio best appointments. Every thing in his 
caso in the least doubtful, they construe, not 
us much us possible in hit favor, but as much 
ns possible against him. He may, perchance, 
liavo had some troulilo in his first appoint- 
ments — (appointments, by the way, to which 
ho never should havo been sent, and which 
must liavo been exceedingly trying to nny 
man s feelings, under like circumstances,) but 
oternity may disclose tbe feet that others 
were vastly more to blame for these troubles 
thnn lie himself. Remember this, ye who are 
so ready to charge him with “ imprudence, " 
or “bud management.” No man, who is a 
man, and a consistent minister, can ootiupy 
sums fields without trouble. 

We must sometimes have war before we 
can liavo truo peace. And wo lionor tho man 
who refusos to giyo up his conscience, his 
vows, and his self-respect, for tho sake of an 
ignoble poace. Such a price is too great, 
even for popularity, Who would not despise 
the wrotcli who should consent to nuke n 
bridge of himself, for a horse and carriugo to 
puss.fiyer,. on condition that ho became the 
own,cr of the horse and carrlago ! We ore 
not then to repudiate) the transfer because ho 
has striven, in what has seemed to him a pro- 
per way to maintain liis manhood, and his 
fidelity. No, rather let us respect him for 
bis consistency, und try to copy him. Doubt- 
less lie lias feulfe and who has not ? But lot 
us howare how we judge him, “ for with whut 
judgment wo judgo we shall be judged." And 
if tlio brother bo named in connection with a 
dosirnblo post, let us not say, “ we admit his 
qualifications for tbo place, hut then, he’s u 
transfer ! " : r 

qualify him ? What uro circuit lines, dr dis- 
trict lines, or oven Conference linos, to the 
true fbllowers of him who exokumed, “ The 
wor ld ii mij parish ."> The objection is utterly 
unworthy 'of a Methodist preacher. Metbu I- 
ism is one family, ono liolij brotherhood, tlio 
-world over. Every Motliodist preaoher, there- 
fore, known to bo in regular standing, shou'd 
at onoo and ovory where, throughout tlo 
wholo Church, be received with open ur|g 
No suspiuion should be indulged,' no eon !- 
ilenco withheld, "fia enough for us to km v 
tliat tbo now comer is in good standing in t u 
'itinerancy. Why should we inquire fertile ! 
Jiut how shall wo treat the transfer ? I! s 
be oome tous, properly, honorably ?- lb, -o 
we good reusou to believe that he comes to is 
in good faith, and from wortliy motives, os . a 
Itinerant minister 1 

Lot us, then, receive him as a “ broth ir 
beloved," amfiilifitt'klln to feel that he U oct- 
*%RB , iurely, if we l|jy# gone 
’*S’feX‘AA td>V)tb l ?H‘‘open Conference fot bis 
tmltfcfer, Wtf inay*hot regard bin as an in- 
truder. Nqr ere we to regard hie'traufer, as 
^irn itself against him. Some of tlie be# u id 


Catholic -hook, for tho details and statistics of 
tlie Romish Churoh. This work oontains, 
among other thing*, the statistics of that 
ohurch in the United States; and 11 appears 
that the sum total of Roman Catholics in the 
whole of tho-Unitod State* is 1)663,500. 

Thoy did not much like the result, it ap- 
pears, when they had mode it oat, for in a 
note it is added; that Mho real total far ex- 
ceeds that amount; ’ and it is added, that the 
Roman Catholio population of the U>' States— 
is. generally estimated at 2,000,000. For my 
purpose, I would just as soon coll it 2,000,000 
os 1,603,500. A lecture was given at the 
end of last yonr by a Mr. Robtnsoa, at a." 
placo near New York, on the statistics of the 
United States. 'That gentleman estimate* 
the population of the United States at 30,- 
000,000. He further states, that there are 
in tho United States 3,000,000 of bom Irish, 
and 4,500,000 of tho descendants of the 
Irish : bo that there are in. all 7,500,000 
Irish, or 1,000,000 more than are now sup- 
posed to be in Ireland. Yet not 2,000, t>60 of 
the whole population which oaaM ont of a 
Popish country now bolong to Romanism. 

“ I hove another authority. Heps J* a let- 
ter from a. priest at New Orleans, Anted Feb- 
ruary, 1852, to the priests of Ireland, on the 
subject of the dreadful falling cm Ip the 
Catholio Church in the United States. The 
writer says : ‘ Th*p, considering the nember 
who earns over, there ought -to be 3,970,0p9 
Roman Catholics in tbe United State*, Where- 
as there are only 1,980,000.' He is a little 
under the 2,000,000. I do not quarrel with 
him about the exeeee over tbe other Romish 
statements. Well, he lays the number lost 
to the Roman Catholio Churoh is 1,990,000; 
so that, in round numbers, ROOff, 000 ere con- 
fessedly lost' to the unsoriptuml Churoh of 
Rome, even according to this statement. 
Whut this priest acknowledges is doubtless 
vastly under the reality; yet it U.a startling 


revelation, especially when H is remeipbered 
that these 2,000,000 of Irish Roman Catho- 
lics have brien lost to the Romish Churoh in 
less than a quarter of a eentaiy." 


Mason’s Repay to the Seojrtgx.— To a 
young infidel who was aooffing at Christianity 
beoauso of the conduct of ita professors, Hie 
l*to Dr- Mason once said Did ygn ever 
know an uproar to be made beefiuse on infi- 
del went astray, from the paths of morality 1 " 
The infidel admitted that he hod not, ‘‘Then 
dont you BOO,” said Dr. Mason, “ that b/ex- 


pecting professors of Christiaajtyjp be holy, 
you admit it to bo a holy religion, end thus 
pay it tbe highest oo ra pli nfen t in year power V< 
The young man, uf oourse, had no reply to 

make. 


vl 


H 







littM wi*uMiririi" 












Mjfft; 


being in ndc to ill o^o the bur- room r at ditrk, 
bocmiho of the increasing numbor of riot* anil 
muni ore committed in them, in both tricked 
and misgttldcd, for in whnt bettor way can 
society bo rclioved of its burdensomo mem- 
bers than by sacrificing them upon tho altars 
of * right nnd equity,’ erected in every bar- 
room. 

“Unsolved, That bar-rooms aro quiot and 
useful institutions, nnd that wo aro the con- 
servators of publio “spirit, justice, and 


THOUGHTS ON LBAVHN. 

Uiw rmr»bl. afwke W onto them. Tin- kingdom 
•n bilk. uMo bart*. which • wom.n took, nnd 
■rM iMsntrrirfwnl till the whole wm Icrm-d " 


Sunday evening small' meetings in barns, worship Wo have until n6w possessed. The 
kitchens, or in the open air, to such of tho priests are laboring hard to obtain this. The 
peasants ns would attend. TIiobo peasants other day a Protestant died in a Bmall villago 
havo boon awakened in great numbers, nnd at somo. distance from ‘Paris, where nearly all 
aro now soon worshipping in tho ohurch, the inhabitants aro Catholics. With tho per- 
which is now often filled, thongh it contains mission of tho Prefect nnd tho Mayor, lie was 
from seven to oiglit hundred scats, while for- buried in tho parish cemetery, by tho l’rotcs- 
.merly tlicrq Were sometimos only from fiftoen tant minister of a neighboring town. Hut 
to twonty attendants. the priest, indignant at this,, complained to 

Tho Nnbbath School now reckons, with two his Bishop thnt tho cemetery nnd the church, 
or three auxiliaries, about three hundred which it enclosed, hnd been polluted by the 
children, nnd through the hlessin.g of God, it corpse of a hcrotie, tho bishop theroforo plac- 
lins been the means of ronovntin|{ the whole ed an interdict over both, declaring that they 
parish. Many real conversions hn,vo taken could not be used any more for the ritOB ot 
plnco, the attendants on puldio worship arc the Romish religion. Upon hearing this, tho 
numerous, rogplnr and attentive ; old persons whole of the population rose in a body and 
are learning to read, in order to sltudy, them- proceeded to the Mayor to givo orders for tho 
solves, the Bible ; a numerous Bti iff of teuoh- body to be disinterred, nnd buriod in the 
fits and lochl' preachers arc busily employed, place reserved to criminals and suioules ! 
almost every day, in announcing to sinners * But hero is something more sorious. Dr. 
Christ crucified, and lastly, the peasants, who Cook and tho Bov. C. de Boinville, our Wos- 
arc generally very poor, aro 1 icginnin g to con- leyan ministers in this city, have each recciv- 
tributo to tho Missionary, Bible and Sunday cd this week notice, from tho Ministry of l’o- 
School causes. * lico, that tlioy aro not To exercise any more 

This iS*the place which it was my hap] 
lot to visit three weeks ago, as a d epututii 


THE death 


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fotlo. Uf Rot. 3. H. iWbrth. Maw Vork A, F. 
B»rnM i 1M2. 12mo., p.RM SSO. 

ThiB voluibo is miscellanoqqs, and affords 
much pleasant reading. It is well for the 
improvement of odd hours nnd half hours to 
havo such as it about. 


ny woodsmah, 

Not many days sinool was 
ness tho death of a vorv r. 


The leana was pul in the meal, so the 
qpirit of life whioh was in Christ is put in 
man, and is that life of which Paul speaks.: 
“ The life which I live in tho flesh.'' Lifeless 
dull meal could not produce leaven. It must 
comd’frqm another source. And man fallen, 


. ’ . oearfricnj .' 

in tho prune of womanhood a ^* bt| 
sweet Ilnur tho hour of 


Tho author's spirit is 
the Bort that any reador may well seek oom- 
munion with. Ho lma an eye for the love 


UUOIOW OP SUNDAY SCHOOLS. 

There la Ul*nt, a great deal of talent, in 
the aggregate now idle inthe Church that 
might be well Inverted in eertbliahing and 
wrttortMag Sunday SaUols. This convic- 
tion to grtrting upe. our tefcd every dey. 
A gnat *Mt of the already established 
aehaola fc devoted, practical teachers. Young 
S jfcttd young women, aye old onoe too, are 
all the day idle ” for whom God 
lms* work to do hors. The prejudice of the 
age baa so for yielded that it iteeay to fill a 
Sundav School Room with children. Teacli- 


hcr last : "The best, of all i- q‘ 
“All is well, all is well," 
smile whioh Boomed like tho h 0 . 

a mini- 1 --' — 


•elf into divine life ; lifo comes from above, 
and is the gill of God. 

Leaven worka outseard from 'within. And 
religion, real goodness, beginB at tho heart, 
in the heart — and works out in the life, “ in 
all holy conversation anil godliness." Tho or- 
der is tho tree first, nnd tlion. tho fruit. “ First 
make the tree good" 

Leaven in its working is secret and mysterious . 
So is the dealing of God with a human heart, 
and the hidden exeroisca of a broken spirit in 
its seeking after God. Away in tho night,' 
while his disciplos were rowing on Gnliloe, 
Christ was in tho mountain, alone, in prayer 
The battles of tho Temptation in tho Wilder- 
ness, and of Gcthsemaine He fought alone. 
Wife nor husband, paront nor child cau aid ; 
but as Moecs first left the seventy on the 
mountain, and went farther up with Joshua, 
and then lefttioshuaand went up higher nlono 
to meet God, bo, ell alone, beyond and above 
the -reach of friends, the winner draws nigh 
to God in prayer. 

The fact of the process of leavening wo 
know, but not the process itself. Who can 
tell how leaven Works I riot all the philoso- 
phers in the world ; or else it could bo told 
how the spirit is life. So mysterious a pro- 
cess is yet so easily apprehended that all 
know the bare foot, and aro just as well per- 
suaded of it, as if they knew tho process in 
its causes and laws. 


sets off tlioso modest . clmrms in a style dooi- 
dedly inviting to purity nnd virtue. Now he 
pnintB n scene, now draws a portrait not ro- 
mnrkablo for skill, but nil Inclining to good- 
ness. The publisher has done liis work very 
neatly. For salo by .1. Bull & Co. 

MATItlA&’ MANUAL. Jlogftn fc Thompson : I’hlUdtl- 
phia. IGmo.. pp. 125. 

This is not a very recent publication, hut 
is for tho first time in our possession, nnd wo 
nro glad to have just such a book ns itis. 
Tho rules of order for conducting business in 
town.moetings, societies, bonrds and delibe- 
rative bodies generally, nro hero digested and 
laid down. Ono may arrive at a .definite 
mastery of, that vnguo term, parliamentary 
usage. The compiler has drown upon Joffer- 
son’s Manual and tho Congressional and Brit- 
ish Standards. His work has high recom- 
mendations front numerous nnd distinguished 
men. To conduct public mootings with dis- 
patch, and keep thorn from confusion and 


It would not require much .effort of imagi- 
nation to picture tho eloquent and indignant 
speech of some groggy member, but it would 
require a strong effort to sco the “right and 
equity " of the hydra who lms dared to " (id- 
vnnoo his miBoreated* front ” into the high- 
ways, and call upon public opinion to help it 
poison still more fatally tho fountains of so- 
cial poaco. 


"Pint flod,thoM: 

.. , , “ ' ln S n wtbe«J:' 

triumph, tho sentiment of thspj? ,,i 

od to my mind a.irnin of proBUbU * 
solitary reflections. “ Prcei™,.- 1 "N 
of tho Lord is the death of liit^/ 4 ®*^ 
Christian, then, is the p cc ^T^ I > 
hcnven’B cure ; ho is the B ubZ T 1 0 
guardianship, and around him 
dispensation of kind and bounUfij 
cos. It is for sufficient caune-fo. ^ 
poses, and for tho accomplish^ TV 
nblo ends that the bolievor dies ■ and k 
whioh makes his death precious in Z 
of the Lord-so precious that DivinZy! 
has spared hut twa of these mortiZ? 
the jewelry -of our faith. Strong 
were tho ronsons that oxempted Wy 
the throes of mortal' dissolution, atf a] 
the “ chariot of Israel and the 
thereof,” at tho command of fclijdpk! 

tlioso, no consideration hns ever fea! 

quato to the purchase of euch u 
An obvious reason why ^ 
saints is so highly set by, is thatit 
eminent manifestation of tho Cotueqmmn 
sin. By sin death entered the Tot ^ ( 
mortality in nil of its aspects, is 
able record of its advent and reign, j, 
we to look for exceptions to the oifo 
doom, wo should turn to. the Chrirtianui 
subject from whom the p'enaltyeoold ben 
justly remitted. Tho ungodly ml 


Revival Intelligence. 

North Bossier Circuit, La. Coni. 

H. N. McTyeiri: : Rev . afid Dear Brother — 
By reference to tho Minutes of tho last Con- 
ference, 'you will see that North Bossier was 
loft to be supplied. I am on tlio circuit by 
the direction uf Hro. Sanders. I find it un 
interesting cirouit, nnd nm proud to sny to 
you thnt tho Lord is hero in his Spirit's pow- 
er. . Since my lost quarterly meeting I havo 
received thirty-six on probation, nnd twenty- 
eight have professed religion, and thoro are 
many more who are saying, “0, that 1 knew 
where I might fipil him — that I might come 
oven to His scat.” 1 havo somo rpason to 
think thnt this infant cirouit will prove n 
friend to tho cniiso of missions. We intend 
to pay at least the amountfhssesscd to us. 

W. A. Manly. 

1’inoville, Aug. 3, 1802. 

Brush Creek Circuit, Ala. Conf. 

BiioTHF.n McTyeire: The LoriPts reviving 
his work on the Brush Creek Cirouit. On 
the 28th day of July 1 closod a protracted 
meeting on Five Milo Creek, at Liberty 
Church, whioh resulted in tho conversion of 
about thirty souls and twenty-four accessions 
to the Churoh. 

On last Saturday and Sunday our third 
quarterly meeting was held, at Mt. Nebo. 
Our Presiding Elder, Brother Roger, was pre- 
sent. We had nn interesting meeting — tho 
amount subscribed for missions more than 
sixty dollars. Tho following persons wore 
made life members : Father Blackburn, tho 
oldest Methodist on tho work, nnd llov. Wm. 
Vaughan nnd lady. W. V. 

August G, 1852. 

Belmont Circuit; Ala. Conf. 

Rev. H. N. McTyeire: Dear Brother — It 
will bo encouraging to you and tho friends of 
Zion to know that tho Lord is reviving his 
work on tho Bolmont Circuit. 

First Fruits.— O ut second- quarterly meet- 
ing was hold at Brewersville, in May. Tho, 
church iB comparatively small, and does not | 
occupy as prominent a position as some of 
her sister societies. But when the claims of 
missions were presented, the congrcga- 


mcn.-:, Tho law on which this notice is based, 
declares that none hut Frenchmen can be- 
come -TninistorB of tho Protestant State 
Clurfchcs in France. But theMothodists 
■having nothing tg-do with the State; that law 
evidently docs not apply to them. Our min- 
isters.jiave therefore refused to submit to that 
injunction, nnd yesterday evening Dr. Cook 
preached as usual, to a largo congregation. 
Three polico officers were present, but said 
nothing. Wp are determined, if necessary, 
to go to law on the subject ; a similar case 
was decidod six months ago by tho supreme 
court of justice, against tho Government, and 
we liopo therefore that justico may bo done 
to us. If not, it will bo' ascertained that 
there is no more religious liberty in France. 

There is little to Bay about tho political 
world. The grand! topic of the-vday is the 
opening, by the President himself, of tho 
Strasbourg railway, which connects Paris with 
Germany. It is the longest unbroken line of 
railway as yet in Franco, sineo it is 380 utiles 
long ; that distanoo will ho traveled over in 
It appears that Napoleon was 

1.1 UawiL...!....! 1 *. a 


g School teacher is ono of the 
its of the day. Especially when, 
IMS*, he open a school that in 
o he the nucleus for the Church, 
let the leader peruse end digest 
•, the facts presented by onrParis 
it, in this week’s interesting 


Ex OttU Ofeoaio. — It is against both our 
tub and jodgmsnt to inert very long arti- 
cles, but we hope the reads* will not be, dfe 
tarred by the length of the first on first page, 
from • ooreM perusal. It oould not be well 
abridged. Moreover, oar lochl position calls 
npn n often for d em o nst rations in that line. 

And Plortrtesit* need reminding that go- 


entanglement, it is important thnt the rules 
planned by the best wisdom bo well under- 
stood— especially by officers. It saves. timp, 
saves speech, saves feelings, saves temper, 
and more than eaves the price of this Man- 
ual. For Bale by J. Ball & Co. 

SOCTIIKRN MAOAZINE. Au^urt. 

Our sister city, Mobile, furnishes us a very 
Much credit is 


hnoe of u henrty understanding and bpirit, 
it vain a* it is formal. “God if* spirit; and 
Uuy that worehip him most worship him in 
spirit and in trmth.” Let us beware that we 
be not automatons in efcirch and in oloset in 
making the round of devotion, nnd praotic- 
aBy reljing oo thasr open operato doctrine, 
while it is doctrinolly disclaimed. 


could not lio thus regarded— pwffihthi 
and holy might ; but-th* sain} dam, 
tho sinnor this common oxporienoe,' sail 


neat and readable monthly, 
duo Messrs. Striokland & Benjamin for their 
unwearied enterprise, nnd to tho editor, W. 
G. C. Clark. 

BISHOP DOANK'S PROTEST AND APPEAL. 1862. 

Tliis pamphlot contains the aggrieved Bish- 
op’s Protest against the action of tho three 
Bishops arraigning him, nnd his Reply to the 
“false, calumnious and malignant represen- 
tations” of lain accusers, on which the, threo 
Bishops “did ground their uncanonical, un- 
christinn and inhuman procedure in regard 
to him.” The, title is strong. For salo by 
Boll & Co. 

SEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT of tho Mlsjionary Bocie- 
ty of the SI. E. Ohurch, South. 

Several copies of this Report havo boon re- 
ceived by Ball & Co., on sale. 

FRANKLIN FEMALE OOLLEUE : 18M-51 Roll, 

Spring*, Miss. 

The neatest Catalogue we have seen this 
year comes to us from this Institution, under 
the Presidency of the Rev. S. G. Starks. It 
was incorporatea in 1840. 'The list of pupils 


“Marvel not that I 
said vn to thee, ye must be bom again." 

The great law of leaven is to spread — all- 
absorbing, all-engrossing — it never stops until 
the whole is leavened. Leaven would ceaso 
to be leaven, if it were to ( cease spreading. 
Religion at a stand stall I 'No, verily ; “ The 
righteous also shall hold on his way, and he that 
hath dean hands shall be stronger apd stronger." 
It glows from blushing mom to brilliant 
noon; "The path of the just is. as the shining 
light, that shineth^more and more unto the per- 
fect day" 

“ ’Till the whole was leavened .” All life, all 
light; “an Israelite,, (nay a Christian) in- 
deed, in whom there is no guile.” Leaven as 
oertainly leavens all as it leavons any. Who' 
is it that says, " The kingdom of God is not 
like leaven, because ‘the whole’ cannot ho 
leavened.” “Throo measures” of meal can 


our pioty ns simple, us real iib theirs. nine hours. It appears that Napoleon was 

1 havo thought it worth while to enter into received with tho most'onthusiastic cheering, 
these details (which the “ Sunday School Somo arrostutions were, liowover, made, tho 
Visitor” might perhaps copy,) because wo reason of which is not yet known; 
have here the first instance in Franco of so I regret having misrepresented your London 
much good boing done by Rniko’s nublo in- correspondent. I had no intention 6f doing 
-titutiuns, which, as you are well aware, are hut simply of utating whftt I thought and 
but iu their infancy in this country. How- still think, so ho tho truth. Shall 1 also say 
ever, wo trust it will not bo tho last, and tho that ho misrepresents my opinions, when ho 
day cannot- bo far distant when Sunday asserts that I uphold Napoleon ? What 1 said 
Schools will bo no more considered 'ns nn in bis favor was not because I am one of his 
English or exotic plant, but will flourish upon partizans, but because I think that tho devil 
our soil ns well ns any where elso. himself ought not to be punted blacker than 

Tho good cxamplo given by government in * lc ra ‘hy is- But I shall not enlarge, it would 
not allowing any of tho operatives it employs n0 ^ Bo proper: I shall say that if to bo well 
to labor on tho .Sabbath day. us I mentioned informed, itis necessary to he au courant of 
last month, lias produced some heneficiui rc- fi‘ e Best London news, i lmvo had and havo 
suits, and should tho current continue in the Bt 'U daily access to the "Tiniep^ tho “ Doily 
same direction, wo may hope that, without News, ".and the .“ Uhronicliv’ nof to mention 
tho intorfcrenco of a special law, business will other organs of .tho English press. ■ Rut 1 
soon bo generally suspended on tho Lord's think I had tho advantage, in being able to 
day. Last Sunday, having to walk over the 800 also the Governnjent. papers, and tho Swiss 
principal business Btreets of Paris, I was sur- an( l French papers, so that I have studiod 
prised to boo nearly ono-third of tho shops Both sides of the question... -My taking the 
shut, although it Was scarcely mid-day. Sim- side of Bonaparte, whenever I could conscien- 
ilar efforts have been made in provincial tiously do so, will give more weight to my 
towns, such ns Metz, Besanyon, Marseilles, words Bhould I have to aecilso him, as I fear 1 
&c. At Lyons, ono hundred and twenty-five must, very soon. 

important houses have entered into an agree- The weather was oppressively hot lost 
mont not to transact business on the l-ord's week, and tho thermometer rose higher than 
day. From Bordoaux, a petition lias been it had done for the lust fifty years. Many 
sent, signed by eight hundred nnd twenty- dogs become mud and, caused scriouB acci- 
fivo rospoctoblo persons, requesting that a law donts, so that the police issued strict orders 
be passed on the subject. Although this to destroy all which were found in the streets, 
movement is not a I’rotestant nor a religious Hundreds have since been put to deuth. Two 
one, nnd will tend to stop business, but not °r threo thunder storms have now cooled the 
pleasure, still it will bo useful in giving more atmosphere. J. P. C. 

time to tho few who may wish to hear tho » ~ 

word of God, and more frequent opportuni- Indian Interview with the President. 

ties to ministers and evangelists. .... , , „V „ , _ 

“ lhc National Intelligencer of tho 6th instant, 

I think tlio pressure of matter prevented thus describes an Ihdian interview witli the 
my mentioning earlier the, formation of a so- Pres i de n t : 

cicty called “ Society of tlio History of French „ ^**0 four Pueblo Indians who arrived here on 

Protestantism." Its aim is to brin„' t„ liXi.t froII, 1 N . e I w Moxio°’ in charge of Capt. 

W-. E: Love and Mr. David E. Whiting, yester- 
day made their first visit to'thc Indian Bureau, 
and thence called upon the President of the 


declares to the world how torribh rti 
torable aro the results of moral fcfc 
Tho death of saints is precious faR 
play of Divine lovo and mercy. TVs 
and attendant oircumstanccs of the flui 
dying hour .are - often mercifully dup 
Reason, peaee and friondly Bympsthyn 


mitted to ameliorate and smooth tbiiiM 
nnd repulsive way. Tho hope of rtullii 
nnd present joy and assurance ingia, u 
tho terror and sting of death mnune 
Herein the justice of God is attaqtniiii 
mercy, and tlio benignant BmiiesutHih 
light up whnt would elso be in oinlin, 
scene of gloom. Perhaps tin Leri 4 
highly regards the death of his nitkl 
cause it illustrates liis'graee and truth, k 
a-univereal conviction and feeling witlai 
that death is an occasion when eitnoria 
grace is required.. Tho thought 'najKi 
stinetive — one- of those mental intuiii 
which come into the mind, self-ciothedd 
authority, and that require neither the 
firmation of reason nor the {emhnemit 
foots. Huthowovor rtaadgjama; be tan 
ted for, the universal impraraii'uhk 
cdly right. This supposition teems U 
in.tlint climax of David’s faith, “¥«,d 
1 walk through tho valley of {he Art 
death, I will fear no evil, for then irti 
mo ; thy rod and thy staff, theywrtHl 
And it is reasonable enough, too, till 
largest measure of divirio help should t< 
cossary in order to patient suffering It 1 


We hare often heard of the beauty of 
about Lagrange, Alabama. 
A friend t Judge S , of Mirt-,) onoe said 
to at, that he mever taw “a sunset properly 
done op” till he rtw it from the mountain 
then. This eoeno of clasoo beauty will be 
math enhanced by the improvement*, of 
tttieh tike following is official notice : . 

La Geaxoe College, Ala.— T he faiFses- 
rtjfc ft this Institution will commence Aug. 
*. Scene deU, in opening the session is. 


». Sene d»l»y in opening j 
found n us sm r y in consequence of the repairs 
oaths holdings not being entirely finished. 
The repairs on s in a good state of progress, 
and will be ‘complete % the day appointed 
for the rtireoa to begin. The patrons of the 
College trill please observe that the session 
opens August 25. 

Budding Cmmittee.—F. C. Vinson, J. S. 

ghffar. p. Mayes, 1. W. Hardy. 

Ltgroaft; Ala., July 26. 


[Special forratpomlence of Advocatf.] 


Paris, July 22d, 1852. 

Since my last letter I havo had tho plea- 
sure of witnessing the beneficial results of 
Sunday Schools, in a part of Franco, where 
five years ago, there was no Christian life. ( 
allude to the former provinoo of Poitou, now 


Mnunufl Uurvrmsrry.— The Commence- 
«sot M wro i w i began the 12th'ult., and con- 
tinned until the Friday following. Diplomas 
were esuhered on eleven young gentlemen 
Who had completed their collegiate career. 
A Baccalaureate address was delivered by 
hrtideqt Langetraet. The ceremonies of 
leging the oorner stone of the University 
Qmfd, were conducted by^the Masonio Fra- ! 
rtnity; and an address was pronounced by 
W.F.Strtne, Eeq, of Holly Springs. On 
FMay, Col. Jefleraon Davis, who had been 
invited to address the two literary Societies, 
delivered an oration, admirably adapted to 
the ooosrilt .to a large”and attentive au- 


vrero not inscribed “ Stiok no BUIb." It was 
to this effect, “ The Consolidated Associa- 
tion of Coffee-House Keepers, &c., will meet 
at the Hkll over the Pearl, on August 9th', at 
8 o’clock precisely, to take into consideration 
the oppressive and onerous license under 
which we suffer. 


mostly confined to young men — men of fine 
promise. Sinoe the meeting closod, they 
have a prayer meeting weekly for the young 
men. I have no. doubt but somo of them will 
preach Jcbus and the Resurrection.. Would 
all God’B people were prophets. 

Tho conversion of souls gladdens tho heart 
of Christians; but our protraoted meetings 
accomplished much for the Church apart 
from this. It is virtually bringing togother 
a succession' Of Sabbaths. The Churoh as- 
sembles — the word is preached — prayer is 
offered up— the songs of Zion are Bung — tho 
people rejoice— thoir souls- aro refreshed, and 
on those occasions persons obtain the power 
of godliness. This was tho cuse at the above 
meoting. Three good substantial members 
two had boon membors of tho Church for 
yoara, the other about ono year, were made 
partakers of that salvation whioh caused them 
torejoioo. ■ One gave us his experience; it 
was as follows : 

About eight years since he was deeply 
oonviotod of sin, and went to the altar for 
days. Several professed and praised God 
aloud. He finally came to the conclusion 
they were sincere, hut deceived. He joinod 


the Department of Vienne, about 200 milcB 
from Paris, and at no. great distance from I.a 
Rochelle, where was drawn up tho declara- 
tion of doctrines which BCrved for many a 
year os tho confession qf faith of the Reform- 
ed Protoetants. This country lias over boon 
the strong hold of Protestantism, as to num- 
bers, for in some of tho viUnges, there nro 
scarcely any Papists ; but at tho samo time 
there is perhaps no provinoo where exists 
more spiritual slumber and death . When Jhc 
ministers liavo preached onoe a week, or in 
somo casos, onco a fortnight, they seem to 
think their duty is done, and they quietly 
stop at home, unloBS when called out for bap- 
tisms, marriages or burials. Tho religions 
training of tho young is altogether out of tho 


tho world its brightest illustral 


and invaUilhk end iB nccomplirtij 
Christian’s death, by its conflnstiW 
truth of Revelation. Ample sod irt 
os are tho, other evidences d,Om 
this exceeds them all 4 n strirtWij 
whelming powor. Tho wordl'kfW 
aro the oracular respoiiBCB of liMftjg 
occupy a position midway the trill® 


The owners of billiard 
rooms and distilleries are invited to he present, 
and aid in devising means to repeal the tax 
imposed upon us against all laws of right and 


the documents which relate to tlio history of 
Frenoli Protestant Churches. It will limko 
researches not only on tho internal affairs of 
stilie Churches, but. on their relatiou with gov- 
ernment, on the lifo of emipent Protestants, 
on their literary, scientific and artistic labors, 
and oft all that relates to tlio origin of tlio 
Frencli Reformation, and to tho stato of 
Fronoli Protestantism in tlio lGfch, 17th nnd 
18th Centuries. It will publish monthly pa- 
unheard of, nnd P er8 on th e doings of tho society, and a Quar- 
loes, out of two ter *y Magazine, in which will bo inserted tlio 
s, only from fif- a' 081 interesting documents. Guizot has con- 
orship. sonted to bo honorary president of tho society, 

ngs in St. Suu- Bus tilrondy cnlUtcd the sympathies of 

rs ugo, a young ll11 tl| c ProtoBtants. und of some Catholics, 
the Holy Ghost, 8U °B 118 Michelet, &c. As Now Orleans was 
r his conversion f° un ^ c< l By the French, and bolonged to them 
a Roman Cnth-' for lK ' arl J flft y years in tjie last century, 1 
id En eland, and “Bould think traces of Protestantism might 
he found amongst them', and in tlio town re- 
gisters, and tbir' society would feel exceed- 
ingly obliged to tlio Editor of tho Advocate, 
or to any other person who could transmit to 
them any interesting documents on tlio Pro- 
testant founders, if any, of your city. , 

Our readers will doubtless have heard, ere 
this, of tho religious persecutions going on 
in Tuscany, nnd Modiai and his wifo;>ho 
were accused, nine months ago, of having 
gone to' a Protestant plnce of worship, and iif 
having more respect for the Bible than for tlio 
(Romish) Church. They huvo just been 
judged by the tribunal in Florence, found 
guilty, and (will it be believed !) condemned. 
Mudiui to 50 months hard labor, and his wifo 
lo 4&-mmths-of the samo -punishment, 'ttie- 
timo thoy have, already spent in prison is to 
ho deduoted from the. punishment. . 

About thirty witnesses were heard against 
them, and as an example of thoir competence 


magnificence with which it is furnished. On 
being introduced to the President in bis otfctnl 
room up stairs, each of tho party shook hands 
with tho President nnd tho Secretary of the In- 
terior. The names of the Indians, who aro from 
tlio Pueblo of Tesuque, about twelve miles 
North of Santa Fo, nro respectively Jobo Maria, 
Carlos Vigil, Juan Antonio, and Jose Abcyta. 
Tlio Indians spoke in Spanish. Mr. Whiting 
acted as interpreter. 

The President having signified his disposition 
to listen to anything they might have to Com- 
municate, Joso Maria, after a few minutes of 
modest delay, said he solicited permission to 
speak to the President on two or three subjects, 
lie had, he Baid, traveled very fur to see the 
country and people of the United States, and 
what lie saw greatly astonished him. He had 
heard'n groat mnny strange things of the habits 
and customs of the people of this country, but 
now lie saw for himself. Mucli that ho had 
heard lie did not belive, but now ho saw more 
than ever had been toldliim, with his own eyes. 
He lived, ho said, when at home, in a poor 
country ; lie nnd his people Buffered a groat doal 
of trouble, hut ho looked upon the President nB 
his Great Father, and the father of his people, 
as well as of his wliito brethren, and as such he 
should look to him for help uud succor. His 
people wished to live according to their o%n 
habits and customs ; hut his country was a vorv 

Ttn/iw Ann- lininep wnu imair l>t»t. it. s •». 


Could' there be any earthly convocation 
whioh his Satanio majesty would delight to. 
attend, it must havo boon the meeting called 
together by this placard. How he must lmvo 
have “grinned horribly a ghastly smile,” 
when he visited that meeting, and heard the 
words “ law, equity, right,” bandied about by 
men who should wear lightning rods on their 
heads whenever they approach tho places 
where justioe is administered 


whilst they can not open widetMJ 
our gnzo, wo feel that their 
faint but clear nrticulatioiu ’(f Ik* 
Their testimony, of whatever a»rt 
lms more than the confinnstioo'of** 
oath. To entertain the IhMgfct * 
flattering spirit should petjewlrt^ 
noar the judgment bar, woild be rt 
dity of boldness. Now the peseeWk 
py decease of tho holiover seals 
the Gospel. The lifo of immortriiT 
to light, is reflected and 
special' promises arc forcibly lA® 
vindicated. Every such death epj* 


' Political Aaounomm.— Sometime ago 
* New Yak paper published an item like 
ride: “Sarah C M a woman of color, died in 
T — -alley, on 2d but., of starvation." 

. I***** Post republished that precious 
news ifsm, adding : “ We never heard of a 


The letter paper has the following, whioh 
wnnpnblWi, no* only because of its truth, 
bat the region it’oomee from : 

“Nobody under heaven cares less for the 
Meek man a* n nun than your political abo- 
He chuckles over every case of 
entity to staves as so muoh political capital, 
and paries in the commission of rapine and 


How ho must 
have ohuakled at the even more than diabolic 
impudenoe of men who could talk of a reduc- 
tion of their taxes, when not a week has passed 
since the State was involved in hundreds, per- 
haps thousands of dollars uf expense by .the 
coffee house fight in'fTheatro Alloy, that re- 
sulted in the murder of Weymouth. Aud 
when too, they must know, if they know any 
thing but bow to compound poisons, that nine- 
ty-nine hundredths of the poliuo and eriminal 
court expenses, result directly from their 
honorable an “ equitable ” trade. No one can 
estimate the cost of ardent spirits to the Statu 


ures and death, and 
tins. The political 
d that it is difficult 
which he hates the 


under; the direction of his wjfo. Somo time 
after, ho transferred it to tfie church, und, us 
lie wanted teachers, he called- together boiuo 
unconverted young men (there were no con- 
verted onos,) whom he told they must become 
teachers. “But sir,” said they, “we dont 
know what wo havo to do.” " JJuke the 
children read the Bible, and cxpkiin it to 
them." “Explain it! why, we dont know 
how.” “ Well {hen, you must learn, nnd set 
about it at onco." There was no denial pos- 
MMe; so they began to study the'Btbler the 
minister giving them the required help. The 
Bible converted them, and a few months af- 
ter, the Sabbath School was nicely organized, 
with a staff of pious, zeulous and happy toaoli- 
ers. Tho children did not find it hard to lovo 
them, and when they returned homo after tlio 
school, they used to be ho full of what tlioy 
lmd heard, that the parents felt a great de- 
sire to see the wonderful plnco. They came ; 

N«wVurtF<*f stBiMifist ih«i , rlBi'**»iii*unimm».a«usb- they were put into adult classes, to road the 
ur rf m. , . luu, u,- u upa,,.,! iiu, ih„ b$1«l endW it explained ; their taste for 

Oliiiitik*! i«aid ; tWk p*»num*ge i* ouu of the dbllirOTuul . , . * . , 1 t sjs m. 

kImwkw cl tntln. Th* tan-taui Woo awakenea,- nnd-they-(je- raTOlaOlltr' ind TiH* 

i»jn., for .long Urn* lofiwim Iwore- „r jcj» gan to attend publio worship .1 , 

ThUt favorite daughter, ond fliVTffti children, i® aescHbed ^ •' ♦ tltfUOO, tt charity ftnU 

ty her father m k *• pigeon among crow*.* 1 tli« if uw»n i» J^otObUiutd had not been reach- ety tying, r* ' 

*“• **• ’ r Be parish being a largo one, some of translutlun of a letter of Mw Madki 

ZttZZZ them resided in lromletsut u distance of threo husband, the day before ^ 

mro^u. a youi M[ „,i,,u r . t iu. J'rluiu,, Ouu;ahin»ii 1 or four miles from the village in which the pussejl— a letter i 1 •' • 
tb * oburohi* built.. As they did not care to Cjjme take courage, and r 

mut a N.iwui > ‘“’■'““■T T *so, and u oo. .d- to- the Sunday morning sorvioe, und thus J Boon thought worthy to suficr for tho emit 

nov t r attended any means of grao|, it was King. 

I»r“ t0 tako 10 them wUst the y 1 TUi “ “ "“Jy oae instance out of many, of 

r!‘. U i >Uiixck *“* wr, ^ u W0U d n0t fB&lk ‘ T1,e mini,u ’ r “ kod his the perseouting spirit of Rome, in Italy, and 

^ ^ U,u »tu school teaohe^to go uad exhort in these 1 wherever sh. has the power, f begin s bo 

astro momw, hu prodirtad a suna ' rl **y CUQ ^ ot « l * i *B pb»«Ne. *ml , oerioualy atraid that in France she wUl again 

niutu UiUtf bCOftUM} loofti ’ ’ * 


poor one^. living was very high there, nnd if lie 
Hponds a dollar, so mucli of it goes for food that 
lie bus nothing left to buy clothing with. Ow- 
ing to mismanagement, or somothing unfavora- 
ble, there were a great many thieves in the 
country ; this would sometimes lead to bad re- 
sults; but for his part uud hie people’s, they 
wished to live in peace and quietness. He com- 
plained of his Mexican neighbors, by whose dis- 
honesty hi B^peo ple had lost several animals, 

The President replied by expressing tho grat- 
ification lie felt iu meeting them. Tins was the 
first tiine in hiB life thut he had the pleasure of 
seeing a Pueblo ludian. lie knew how long und 


The real benefits of a revival aro felt and 
seen after the meeting closes. Tho class 
meeting is now well attended. The family 
altar is again raised— nqw ones are erected— 
love and friendship pervade the town or com- 
■ m uni ty .-whow-WMiliuntB-a n d p ee judio o-weee 
manifest but last week. • Tho house of God 
is filled-. In view of these and many more 


in th* increase of poverty 'and crime — filling 
our hospitals and prisons with its victims— 
patmlyzing the strong arm of industry, und 

tomiBg power, skill and labor into mudosu 

weights upon sooiety. We speak not of tlio 
inesloulahle expense, public uud private, con- 
sequent upon sending out into the world the 
children of drunkards, whom paternal ex- 
ample fit* only for the penitentiary und the 
gallows. We refer only to the ordinary po- 
lice expenses of these coffee-house*. 

The meeting was well attended, and some 

I “ spirit-stirring ” speeches were mode. The 
proceedings have not been published, bat the 
rmslrtiaps oould noHutvebecu very different 


prcssivi.v’when the victim (li®* Jj 


■from the tonderest tie» ' ,, 
11 D«“‘ 1 '' .„oit 

loves a shining 
I trite saying, well-nigh thre 


to to* Msesls or Loulsvillo 

Oa»- 


and truthfulness, 1 nood only say thut one of 
them doolared upon oath that “ the Protest, 
ant churolios only admitted » ! -' ' 
meuts instoo.' . --gin comnmml- 

called Calvin U Lertum Brnhop 

8 martyrs M 8 5?eu J«r_ «u!ii_milJy. 

wife, have shown a p.i- 
a firmness of faith truly 
Hid spaco allow, 1 would give a 

— i to lie£ 

tho Boutonco was 
in which uhe exhorts him to i 
l rejoice even, since they I 


k* WaSktes, WlsetiiasU, Uuo. lOsUeSic 


from these. 

“Whereas, {he Consolidated Association 
Misiders that the tax of two hundred and 


WW. »»*V* vajra.ay, uuiu « 

d*n upon the honest foUowers of our ui 

uad honorable cluing 

“ Braolvad, Jlmt we request the uuthoi 
to remit all fines, and wake an approprii 
fans th* public treasury, to enable u* fi 
to prosecute our noble labor*. 

“Uasrtlvad, That the effort which i* 


Ton Fsssuu N*vr.— I, l* wlc Umt th, sp.rouri.Ure 
t>rth, curr.pt Jc.r, In Fr.no., puu l a crerelZo re. 
huuilrvU .nd twenty which Mventy-ott. .r. 

° r ttu ^ min* .«n, t w.i» 
trtwjh. mreb.r oi t0 tb , udkell 


»*1 destroy what liberty of 





A ti it n a i . n» Go . U uiaxi On Thursday evening liml 
l>nli'l:iiH Ujhnzy. Into Governor of tiomorn, Hungary, anil 
Gnpt. l’oimitv nrrlTod InthUcity on hlnrcturp front Tex - 
to Jrkq ntiugurlnn colony in I own. Ifwlllbc recollected 
thnt thr Governor and hi* companion left thin city with 
tin) Kowuth troupe for NewOrlonns. In March ln.it. From 
Uhto lln'y embarked for n point near Uin river Notice*, In 
T«'xn.<. whom a gentleman" had donated to Knmuth omf 
thousand acre* ol land, for the {nirpon* of forming n, 
Hungarian colony.. Aftcr'nti <>xniulnntlbii of tin* land ami 
the country adjacent, thn twh Rtartod on l.hvir return to 


Arrival of the E l Dorado. 

17 DAYS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA 


om Mtin t.o. Aaron Boa a —The Princeton (ft, J.) 
« "aye that a neat and plain monument nf marble 
erected oter the grate of Aaron Durr lately 
ln«rrlptim la " A«mn lUirr, l»irn Pah. (Uh. 17VI, AM 
I llth, IBM. A llolon.l In th, Altey of th, Rarolu- 
PlM PtMMnit or. the llnit.n ttatra. froxi 1901 to 


Of th, llalan A Millar a t »M, 
* ft A f.iflM ran., 
from Rio Janeiro, 


‘ kte * «»e d treat Imp «t* *to« the let 

*,*»*-&& *•**-*■-**— 
lunmnii Am. ROPR— noMm W,. mantlT ad 
*»»««•«♦, .t whlah th^h»b~. 
h«l lltUa Tha prtnelpxl »u hm hm loo rtam 

hate ontwed a dale Of M bg|*R at 191 4 enml In *■»!■ 

HA V-W. how haarO of M ^.?r./^ TO Xln. 
tho wa.lt ITIma Waoton. wonU pnUilw hrtac Hi oo 
(K»$22 00 V ton. but there U little Ip tla maitet 
MMK— The principal gale that 1 re hare notM 
400 bbM Alton, In poor order, at 10 ei.u iL* 


lly tho .arrival of the Rl Dorado yCftcribiy morning. 
h'Vcntunn dkys later -intelligence has boon recalrud from 
('alirornia. but not n hingle ‘Fun Francisco paper came to 
hand. 

The F.l Dorado left the U. S.'M steamer Illinois nboht 
railing for New York, with 400 /paeionger* and $1.RU'MKK) 
n gold. 

The Kl Dorado brought 100 pjwsfltigor* and the mull* 
The news from California Is of minor Importance Tin- 
husines* at (|„, mines is hot 11.1 flourishing ag could be 
wiilinl. but hopes (>f large yield* are expected In’ n few 
weeks, hi -0011 U.H l In* rivers full, which they an> now doing 
rapidly 

The crop of. outs mid barley will exceed any crop ever 
railed in the country. r 

Great, excitement prevailed In Ban Francisco, among 
the passengers of (lie steamer .Independence — Vnnder- 
hilt's line They hung Mr. Vanderbilt in elllgy. attaehing 
to the breast of the linage, •• Vanderbilt's Death Line ’’ 
The health of Asplmvnll is rapidly Improving— but few 
case* of fever exlslting. excojtJ from Imli'rudent exposure. 

t*ur dates fr«im^ Bacramcnto * and Bau. Diego are to 
the loth ult., and wo take from the BacrRifiento Union a 
portion of the following summary id' hews . 

«n’he past fortnight *has been one of more, than usual 
Interest In this commonwealth. The grant increase of 
cniino In many sections of the State, has naturally created 
anxiety and' apprehension in the minds of many that the 
scenes of last year are to be repeated We, however, have 
confident hopes that the wisdnuicArfd discretion of our 
people, coupled- with energy nnd vigilant action, will ward 
oir troni ns dm recurrence of farther outrages' 

In the counties of Shasta. Trinity, Calaveras and Khlo- 
ra.Io. broils, fight* and murders have been of frequent 


front Liverpool to tile afUhjuj*., four days later than those 
brought by the Niagara. The following Is a summary of 
her news 

Livorpool Markoln. 

. . . ~ 1.1% » neooi., July 28. 

I he.Cottoti\ market has continued active since the d«- 
‘ Hi" Mngkfa, wiiii agood demand Wan tho trade 

ai" 1 1,,r spee nl at Ion , The sales Of the four days reach 
f>7'SK» hales, of which 6.000 have been taken lor export 
and 13 000 by speculators. The Improving tendency in 
prices has continued, and tho sales* have generally been 
■ 11 oUHtat S' nVrlher advaticcof 1 „ < 1 for nearly alldggcKji 
tlons. The i| notations are niiw a* fbilows : Fair Orleans 

h 1 , to ti 5 <d.j Middling Orleans A> a ; ’ Fair Uplnnds n ; 
Middling Uplands I per ll^ fThe quotations by the 
Niagara were For Fair (l> 4 'd I Middling Orleans 5^ to 
: Fair upland fi*; to 0 . and Middling Uplands 6^d 
per III F.ds | Flour has been In fair request n t U»s. per 
bill, for IV estern Caiml. and 30k. to 20s. 0d. for Ohio. 

1 or Corn there 1ms. been a moderate demand at about 
the rates Inst quoted. Yellow ills, and White 38s. 0d. per 


1 great trouble. Retreating upon Huatuscn, be bus met 
idied nn d vanquished a small party of Oovernment troops.com- 
CC ifl t,,, ,n tn retreat upon Orixaba.. Subsequently be 

.. mtorad Cordova without striking a blow. His course 
irs It appears to have boe,n a triumphant one. supported by the 
'C tO people of his section and urged forward by a large armed 
force. lie and Ills adherents protest fidelity to the dm- 
stltullon, .but demand the abOlUlnu of the g/nifci/ov/tbc 
abolition of Inws concerning the National Guard. aTid the 
separation of tho District of Orix aba 'from the State of 
Vera Crux. At the Inst nceninitB. he Was ready to Tall 
upon Jalapa. Tho affair seems to he a serious one. 
^Otiii-.r I’roni’nci AM fcNios,— A pvonuucinmonto.bas beeu- 
made at Quadalajara, ami one is reported to^hatu taken 

Foreion Consim.s.— T he American Consul at Acapulco 

.t appears that Ihu Kngll^h 

former place had had his official letters 

•The ha vageit appear to continue their depre- 


Board of Hoalth. 

CRMENTII IN Tmt CITY Of NEW ORLEANS 
For Ult w*tk »n«(ln* A«ri«l 1, till : 

* !! #T * r .Typ*iiit..,.. 0 

? MRb^lnt 1 

■ Feitf, Yflln* u 

J flMlfo F^<i»rtU* .'.‘.'.I'.'.'. 1 

I ilsMrn MsUi-it 

V ll*«rl,tilH‘Mm*f ■ 

V Jlrtrl 1 1 nwllr.ii.lir ! | 

MbjmtlUt . a 

Ilf luftnllrlilf | 

I Infltmiiisllnti . . I 

• Jsmi>Uri | 

9 G*». IlftllKtMli of ' 1 

» l«*f. |1|AA»Af ; J 


J ^monition and rebuke ; to e 

of W^ 1 ' W1(1 t0 ll ” 11,1 ' nco l 

1 in prosecuting the raco for gfory. 
f Mtlniis the faith of the Christian nnd 
Z,m with joy. 

|j n °w n0 longer im experiment, 

"Jjj and suro depondonco. Tho bark 
, ijj been sailing by the chart nnd com- 
J O. 0 Gospel is soon nt longth to mnkg 111 Tan 'l llco 
of. Solicitude and doubt are removed, W „ B ln tl „ cllj of Mbx|i ; o nnJ i ' t 
the Boeua inspires joy unutterable. Conaut nt thn 
i»o paradM- that joy nnd sorrow, smiles brok«n °e° 0 J;y M*i(lc»n offldili. 

** ^ «*'“»/ommteglc But JZ ".TtaHsutUes' 
itl.nity has its pnradoxos— nnd blessed unchecked buccom. Durango. Ooahulla nnd T«m»ullpna. 
Jud So I thought when my heart WI\B cl,i ' n y'Ufrurlh]naaof|[roHnd|jroporly. A general nib- 
\ wd thriiled with holy, pleasurable pu, "” WnB lh ' 

[jins at the sight of. my dying friend ! Tm Intmm o,- Ti:ni »nTwcc.— it would nppeAr, from 
diet US tarry for ono moro reflection, nh nnnouncement In the CmwHlllcjmal. that the Mexican 
tana in tho sight of tho I.ord is tho death ''nvermnent haa taken acme curioua nnd declalve. If 'not 
. . ». » 2i „ < • r nrMtrury and dishonest, action, In reference to the open- 

i sunts, beoauso It IS tho occasion of I ng of { h , I„i hmu „ of Tehuantepec tn trade and travel, 

r delivcrnnco and glorification. This is 1 1 call, fur hi da or^ prdfioa}tlona for the privilege nf accem- 
.f the many uses to which death is np- ihl* rwuit— tlw Mawtolw “paragraphed ' 1 hy 

, , not tlin less a rensnn of tw ° tn ,l1 ' “"Uer acal, and to be received 

Baled, and it ir not tho less a rcn. on ol ,.„ ly i f prcMhtml tlto 15 th of August. AftereiinUiiliig 


Aft ilea O 

Alig ni Mmili 

Hr.iui, N..rtriiOk|c of,, 
llm i, l'ong»«liiin of. 


C|mlira 

Gufitiilalmia, . 
Coii»'impli»>ri, 
i - h. I. rn Infnn 
ilioii. ... 
Dropir. ... 
Driiwfiftl. . . . 
Dstl.ilily .... 

Djr»< nl*ry 

Dwl-rlitm Triniena. 


ennd hands the rates are Al *0*1 W rot Wratom. and 
»! 7f, V bht for Tfionuatoa. 
l.KA D — Wu have not pot heard of a Mia. j; 

OANDI.RS — Wo notlend a sale of 100 hex as Ha# MT |v 
Id tho week, at 10J(4 R ft. 

TAM, OW— Tho markot la haro of WaoAeBkwWoh would 
praheWp bring 7/S7XA Rill. 
f.ARD Oll^Wetan aotlood mndorwt. sake at Mo at 

gallon for priwio. _ ■ ^ * 

I.INBRRD OIL— The aaloa of |ho weak Include anana 
lot. nf Knglleh, I. eaiha, .t 711, and In bWa ltMa V 

gallon. r w 

inuo MgM i * por ‘- 

srtist.ssf'jrsaKs; 

~££££xri sr^rijr. 

limited, and forolgn bill. araRnaar. RT. waif cwou , ~ 



N»rtv York sixty- day mils 

Bight Chocks on NswTork .V’jiS W 


S Mmili-s 


I NsrroUam 


I 01.1 An.... 
H Psnq.Uflii. 
& Htltltmrn... 
I Ann-Ktraks 
I H'-srmin*., 

1 ^PR'KIV.,., 

1 TtUmM Ns 
IlTilmiba 


III lliwgrlniti. 


Of 3# wer* uniUr 10 ypsiri.ainl ll rolored. 

INTERMENTS IN TflR VARIOUS CRUET* 

• i* n*br*w J 

^ . r 1 y ■ • • 8 ChM “y Hospital. . 1 

WtFmd ns,. fouirtV. . . .•!..? 

mT'V. .V ; * At. Vlnr«nli|ft Pr d 1. 

M. ». || "WR , Ur.i | rroUitaftl 


Margaret street. Bouth, and from Laurel street. Kast,*t<>‘ 
CA iirt. ' * y 

*• Among tho sufferers are Captain Nicholas King. Thos 
Naylor. MrtCHornlngfltar. Patrick Price.' Ulrtirh-s Picket. 
John Murchison, ilenry .Thomason. Mrs. Roberts, etc/’ 

Op.rbit Smith i Itoaiir.iir— Tferrlt Smith, aftir advancing 
$10,000 for the ball ($10,000 in nil.), of. Chaplin, of Mary 
laud, and $2,000 of the $6,000. for his bail in Wa.>»hingt()ii. 
sets it down.ns a clear cose of robMry Oil till? part of tlii- 
abblitionlFtA. who have failed to indemnify hid udvigieep 
This Is proof positive that these enme abolitionists are q 
puck of thluros. In the matter of Chaplin, he was their 


•I' which will be found, in 


P<l«rtnrM of tha Calling and Canard Itoamon 

notr i.n-F.HP Oor.. 

A.MlHICA, (D r.). ...for ipSTON.., SATURDAY, July 10. 

UAI TIC, (Am.) for NKW YORK.... WKDNC8DAY, |.|. 

KpflOPA, ^Br.)...'.. for NEW YORK... .8ATURDAY, •• |7. 

NIAGARA, (fir,) — for IKISTON RATtJKDAY, •• S4 

ATI. ANTI(*,(Am.).. for NEW YORK.... WEDNESDAY, •• «i. 

AFRICA, (Mr,) for NKW YORK....HATURDAY, •• S | 

CAN ADA j (Hr.) for ROATON SATURDAY. A,. mat 1. 

PACIFIC, (Am.).... for NKW YORK..’,. WEDNESDAY, •• || | 

AAlA.dlr.) ....for NEW-YORK.... SATURDAY, •• |4. 

AMERICA, (Bn.);.,. fur BOSTON SATURDAY, •• *1 

A IICTIC,( Am.), , , , tlo^NWw'YOItK..;. WEDNUSDA T, 

EUlioVA, (Hr.).... .for NEW YORK.... SATURDAY, •• vs] 

Havre and Bromon Steamer, 

FROM SO UT1 lj\ MPT O ,V. 

HUMBOLDT... for NEW YORK..., WEDNESDAY, July V 


Arrived durinx the weak, Til h<«<i ^ 
cUidlDitaahead of Western,) !JM Horn, i 
Milch Cows and (184 Calvin ami VearllmM 
oloses with an ample stock nf fine Western 
Droves, Veal Cattle and Sheep : but the tnw 
only moderate. Prices have been easier dot 
part of the week : 

.r ”’?»•- 


I'urli cirri, w urn milch .rauplad with apmuletlnna ra- 

gavdlngth, inlng lfdh nf Auguat. on which day. It la 

cordl.Milly na.-i'vtod. the Drldea Prcaldcnt will make 
nnuthcr I'nnp d'etat, preliminary tohla marriage with the 
i’rlnreaa nf linden, 'rhla prlneeaa la h relntlve nf I, mils 
Nnpeleen. being n grand., laughter nf Kilgenn Boauhar- 
nalr. „Hliw ia ortho ITotnatant falth. 

— TDestruellveFIreT . • 

PirrsmiHoii. Aug. 8. 

A destructive fire broke out; yesterday in tlils city, by 
tS lilch nearly Ufly hopieHliave l wen buri)ed'to the ground 
They htc mostly rerldence^ «if tho poorer classes, and 
mtieh dlstross is produced, though the actual loss Is not 
very great to the owners of the property. 

Ohio River — Markets, 

PiiTsm iiuii, Aug. 8. 

The river here is now at. a stand, with about two feet 
ten incha.i water In tho channel. | ft is raining heavily in 
tho mountaijis. and tho uppor xlvors are rising very rap- 
idly. It is therefore projiablo thut n.lnrge rlso wlU aoon 
tube pUco horn. , ' { 

Death of Mr. Jtantoul. 

WABiifMJTtirf, August 0. 

The Hon. Robert Rantoul. member of Congress from 
IloFton. Mnss.,dicd In this city yesterday (Sunday ) morn- 
ing. 

North Carolina Bleotions. 

I)Ai.n»ioai:. Monday. August 0. 

DftYid B -Rdil. Ihe. democratic candidate. Jibs boon ro~ 
elected Governor of North Caroliiin by a majority of 3000 
votes. The political complexion of the Legislature is yet 
doubtful, nud both partieg^claim a small majority. 

Case of Dr. aardner, 

Wariiimitot. Monday. August 0. 

1.1.1 -r l._ .. V. ... 


il„ l«h, whoso infirmities and pains lVavo 
^•rlj borne the spirit down, and it is a safe 
uJ (ml escapeinont from tho wiles and 
^iintfions of Satan.* ' The vitlloy of aim-' 
Hiopens out into tho plains of life and im- 
To him it is tho tumielM av.cnua 
ills ikies, through which ho advances with 


flMxrt... 

Mimh (law* 

OaLvaa and Y«Aai.mua,. 


GllF.Af TasvKi.rm.— The- Panama Herald states that in 
consequence of competition between the stenmcrs Ooldeii 
Gate nud Winfield Scott, on their Inst, trip to San Frau 
cisco, many passengers Wt re taken at $3. r » each. A voyage 
of 4000 miles for $2;Vund found. 

Gorki it 8tRo.no.— In March last, three men (.’) iu the' 
city of Springfield. Ill, agreed together to drink them- 
selves to death. The Register of that place says the first 
died In April, the second in May. Tho hurvivor. on the 
.happening of the last event, showed slgus of breaking tin 
contract.- aud kept sober two or three days afterwards : 
but honor revived, and he^died in tho month 'of June. 
This’is literally tru$ ^ 


Netf Orlema W holeaale P rie 

CAREFULLY CORRECTED EYERY 


Prices haVe ruled high in 

of the iftuny ves-el j „„„ ru| 

’Mir health of the flty and State is gnud. 
has been very hot for the last fe" * ’ 

Invariably oo<.l and delightful, 

Tho farmers are bu-ily engaged In harvesting ; tho crops 
are coming in freely, and will yield astonishingly 

" ° learn from isgentleinan from Hear river that tho Iu- 
dinui hate driven the Ghineie olf from that stream, A 
ion of one of their chiefs was missing for Several days, 
and they sujrptMid tile Chinese hud stolen him, which Is 
Rii en as a cause for the course they have taken. The hoy 
fiB - since made his appearance. 

.A party of un-n nt Ford’s Har. headed by omJ Charles 
Pearsons, were arrested by a posse of citixens. accused of 
committing various outrages upon the persons and prop- 
erly of their neighbors. auX on trial, were convicted aud 
oonteiicetPjto tine and. imprisonment, 
t’npt. Nathan Lord, owuer of the steamer Goy. Dana, 
was accidentally shot on the 10th lnsf..on board a store- 
ship. One of tin* hands took up a pair of saddle bags, 
which -luW-bceii bit bran^ ^ i*mlgrnut.;HnH In doing Rtf Ubi- * 
charged a pi>to| which wm Di tlu-m. Uie ball pawdng thro 


„ of thn non-arrival 

•Is overdue laden with supplies, 
i... -i. * „ . J. Tin 1 weather 

;w days, hut the nights are 


NEW ORLEANS HAHKET 8 . 


in R steps to tho realms of hcnvenly T LTiK' 7™ 1 * , , 

1 o * . , J ,n ' following aro the names of the persons elected 

Already the life immortal disports ltR shuriffB in the counties heard from :' 

on his path, and ho is lost from sight ,f‘ > iu ntK0 . m SS5 f n ‘ ,nr y Pecbl, ‘ B ; Macon— c. d Nuckois i 
° 7, r . a. 1 , P«ry-Wm.W. Stokes; Madison- 

>on the brow of tho celestial hills. Gebrgo w. I’armi^^i 

• _i i n sr Um triiil-hfatr* fh« H’iV e f.r^2a l i nt ^“'® - l’ickons elected county clerk. 

lU n, at last, Uie trial watu is<*\cr ttio and O W Thagard sheriff For Convention 161 j against 

* faith is foueht, tho race is run, and „ , ^ H^is Hheriir. For convention w.i. 

, i , ■gainst it 864. Sumter- -J. II. Short sheriff. Convention, 

im of life glitters 'on his prow ; and HO returns yot. Greene— M«yorUy against the Conran- 


Christian Arvucatr Ornct., 1 
. + Saturday Morning, August 14, 1852 . ) 

' Our general market, dhrlug tho week Just closed, hos 
exhibited but llttb) animation in any ortiola except To- 
baccd, tho sales of which have beeu largo. Flouf ha? 
l>ecn dull, but firm in rates, while Grain, owing to In- 


Kintiirkjr ...... 

Morthim 

Ureadi filwtt 


creased supplies, has declined. Provisions generally have 
boon rather firm but qulot, and Whisky has shown an up. 
ward tendeuoy, though with few transaction*. Blnoo the 
date of our last Weekly review oPthe market we had later 
accounts from Europe hy two steamers : by tho Pacific to 
the 2Hth. nnd tho Africa to the 3lat July. Their advice* 
represent considerable activity In tb% LlYerpopl market 
during the week ondlng on tho 31st, with advancing 
■Hripy...-.Tlfo 116.000 ball* of whlcil 

40.000 were^ taken for speculation und 12,005?or export, 
and the market closed at C>* for Fair OrloanJ, and 0d 
tb for Fair Uplands 

The next steamer due from Liverpool is the Canada, of 
the Cunard Une, which was tq have, left that port for Bos- 
torf. Hi Halifax, on the 7th ihstant. The Atlantic, of 
Collins' American Hue. .was to have followed the Canada 
on Ihe llth initant, direct, however, for NewYor|L:‘ l |^ 

The weather boa continued hot, but an unwhotyaoniir 
North wind has prevailed most of the week. Tho health 
of the city, however, Is excellent. 

' COTTON— Wo have had a very dull week ln the 
market, thero being but a single day that .was marked by 
any degree of activity. On Saturday* and Monday to- 
gether burely 260 bales were sold, on Tuesday 450, and on 
Wednesday and Thursday 360. Yesterday about 160 
Mcs wore sold, making tho business of the entire week 
12bfi bales. ' Prices ifavo continued Irregular, and mostly 
nominal, and tho market has been in such a condition 
thnt the successive favorable reports of the Paclflo and 
Africa hxre producsd nn porceptlbte rtfecl either upon the 
demand or tho Tates. Factors, however, hare been wry 
Arp» In their pretensions throughout the week, and wiiii 
-the extremely small amount on the market, they have 
generally had the advantage. As nearly os we oan learn, 
tho range of prices is embraced within the ([notation* 
below. The receipts at this port from the let of Septem- 
ber to date are 1,417,374 bales, against 986.786 to same 
date last year, and at all the United States ports there 
is sn increase, compared with last year, of 076,942 bales 
Among tyo arrivals of the week we have noticed 61 bal«* 
of tho new crop, making 68 bales for tho season again 
71 bales to tho same date last year. Tho sales taolu' j.-. 
bale* of the new crop, rls : 1 nt 12 ; 2 at 1 2% j 12 ^ 40 
as Fair, at 13, and 4 also at 13* <p lb. We 
lows : • 

NKW ORLEANS CLASSIVICATir - 

’*£•«'» «- 

aW v.i;;; 

■ fuiaa I (food .ad flag, 

COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMUTT 

md Bept. 1, 1851 . , , Toroq Qaan 

ace.... ...1.417,168 ^ 86 472 “ ,,TJ 

-.Urdx,..,, 216—1, 41W74 'l07.. w ,6= 1 i 

n ikli ■ 1 Aon mw asm 


StkamSDat At, itir..Ts asii l.n-, o, [.in: — Slnde til'- 
lat of Jununry Ihora hare boon twenty ete.uibont illena- 
ten. In Ibe United State,, attended by the tioa of 4'd8 lire, 
and, the Injury of loo other-. Thla tioea not include the 
killed and wounded by the exploaiou of the fileneoe. at 
St. Loula, or the Fitter Miller, o n White niter. -Tile nlim- 
her 1 oat by there t " c.l ueitie. |. uuknotvn, but would 
probably swell the aggregato of killed to iou. 


tarn fill purchase of his lilood, and the AI- 
Father a son rcdccmetl. 

Qm is joy in heaven over the penitent 
■Mr, and how much moro ovor the glorified 
■iit) Tho former is only conditionally safe, 
it Miration of tho lattor is .placed 'beyond 
ty contingency, and by so much as certain- 
j» better than doubt, by so muehlmay wc 
■pposo tljo joy ot heaven ovor tho dying 
Wstju, exoeeds that which is felt over the 
nmniai of an immortal soul. 

Precious then in tho Bight of the Lord, nnd 
pecinsm the sight of tps angels, nnd pro- 
dons to ill the realms of light is the death of 
lbs nint; and we who are left behind in if 
nodi ot gnus, are invited to dry our tears 
sad join in the joy of tho sacred throng ; to 


Chocolate, fifc 

No. I 

No. II......... 

Ooppvir.Y lb .. 


Ahrhai. o a IIl'ncahian in China. — Tho Frioud ot‘ 
China noticoA tho arrival at Hong Kong, in tho Golden 
Gate, of Col. Herziu'ciki, the iluugiiriHn exile, who. it will 
be recollected, left Washington city tfhile Kossuth was 
there, with the iutention of opening n cominunlratb'h' 
with a trlh© f»f Tartar*, who are caid tn be of the winie 
origin a* the Hungarian, and ipeaking a language very 
similar, with a view of procuring their alQ-iu an attack on 
Russia. 


"ra"’.*:.": 

fihn»lhing .... 

Mm 

i-Nonlorkot. 


AcrurfED — Dr. Wm. Carr Lade, of St. Louis Has ac- 
cepted the Governorship of NewMexico. aud will leave St. 
Louis In u few day*. 


Nr.w French Mimiilr. — A report come* from Pari*, 
.that a *on of the ex-Klivg Jerome will be *eut to the 
United States, in the capacity Nmba**ador of France. 

Tiik 8irr»;«KM* m jiin IIknhv Guav. — A subscriptiou 
bos been started at^iew York (or the purpose of enabling 
those who lo*t friends or property by the deotmetiou of 
the Henry Clay, to *ue the proprietor* for damage* 

Australia.— A ustralia I* about 15.000 mile* from New 
York, which distance ii accomplished in from ninety to 
onu hundred day* ; fare, from $125 to $325 iu sal! vessels, 
no steam communication having yet l>een established 
from an American port. * 


Real Estate in ^NewYork. — C apitalist* jn NewYork 
are exhibiting nil extraordinary anxiety to ihrest in renl 
estate. It I* said that, a change' in the monetary system 
in apprehended at no distant day. and thnt In the event 
of a depreciation in the value. of gold, a corresponding 
rife will take place in real estate, . ♦ 

Complimentary 


Another schooner, the Florida, ha* been seized on the 
fishing ground, and taken into "n Britlsh-Amcrican port 
for examination. * 

Congressional. 

I Wabiiinoton, August 10. 

Neither House of Congress is .lu session to-day. both 
having adjourned ou account of Mr. ltoutoul's death. 

Three Days Later from ’Europe— Arrival 
of the Africa — Liverpool and Havre 
Markets — Cotton Active and Firm. 

New York, Thursday, Aug. 12. 
Tho Cunard steamer Africa has arrived here, bringing 
dates from Liverpool to tho 31nt ult. and from Havre to the 
80ih— three days later thah the accounts brought by Ihe 
Pacific. Tho following U a summary of her commercial 


llr.Rhrtjf*' 

doJUtmi 


aina^Widieu to tho parting spirit, and 
ourioopaknlatjonB with tho hiororch- 
W of haven. *' 

| Thu ended my reverio!' for my friend was 
nL The angel of the Lord broke up his 
pwjment betimes, and took lib charge 
pH] to the pavillions aboyc. * 

! Shwwpwti August 8. 


-The.Londou Apicmeum. in a, critique 
oti llawtliorno’s new book called - rilithedale Romance. 
s».v*, - It puL* its seal on the reputation of It* author ai 
the highest, deepest nud finest imaginative writer wliotp 


Calls* 


America ha* yet produced. 


Hudson River Railroad.— T hu receipts for the Hudson 
River Railroad, for July, exceed $86,000. an Increase of 
thirty-ono per cent, on the June earning*. One hundred 
and thirty thousand passengers were transported over tho 
road during tho same tlmo. 

Cornea. — At Mr. Pethrlck’s.mlnv, near Valley-Forge, in 
Pennsylvania, a vein of, copper lias been struck, of unsur- 
passed richness. At- tho Chester county Miniug Com- 
pany's works they are working a vein of pure galena of 
nixtoen Inches. The company i® mining 800 tons weekly 


A Birikt — The brick masoii* of Stocktou ' roc’ently 
struck fi r $8 per day^ Thu strike wzs iu consequence of» 
au arrival » f some of the craft, who were hired at ordinary 
lutiorers' wage*. They were induce® to join in the btrike. 

Deaths at Did Oak Flat.-TIh! Stockton Journal sny* : 
We are informed that Major- Ledou, formerly of NcwOr- 
leaus. died a few day* since* from the effects of vacciua- 
tion. On Wednesday lust. Mr. Craig, a traveler, died. A 
man had hi* neck broken n short tilio since, at Rig Oak 
.Flat, by a full-from a block. Namo unknown. 

New Indian DifFioVlti'. — M r. Bteli, the. Express rider., 
hu* favored u* with the following information : A few 


Chi.xiv— Iu Prairie county. Ark., com eau be contracted 
for at twenty cents per bushel. 


L-vR( 3 e Loan —The Darings, of Loudon, have negotiated 
million loau for the Boston Water Company ut 4 * 4 per 


. . w ; Hymeneal. 

MiUilD— Ir, Ijifayottc, Ala., on the 3d 
•(■•.llj the Rev. K. G. Richards, J. A. 
«*ns, Esq,, and Mrs. T. H. Key, of Mcri- 
fcr««mtjt, Georgia. 

Siuni>— August 5, 1852, by Rev d W. 

Mr. John E. Mason, of Bibb co., 
jUfiftkcRETiA A. Gayle; of Perry co„ 


U. S. Armv — T he standing army of Jhe United State* 
number* 1U.13S* men— couimis*ioned officer*. et*6 ; 'non- 
commissioned officers and private*. 1*333 Tiie number of 
buglarwemyloyed l* 00. and the number of musiclkn* 258 
Tiie headquarter* of the army are at Washington. IC 0 
The numiter of cominis*ioncd officers in. the militia is 74.- 
P62. and of non-rominissioned officers, mu*ician* and 
privates 2.105.594,. making a total of 2.180.4-0 lighting 
men. f. 


Inferior 

Ordinary 

Middling 

Got J Middling. 


The CochinxAl Cror.— A dvices from Guatemala, under 
date of the Uth of June, nnjeived iu Boston, in relation ,to 
the coe|ilnea\crop, state that it ha* been uearly destroyed 
Tiie quantity ‘secured is about 3000 bale*, against 14.000 
last year ; and. many vessel* have beeu obliged to leave 
the coort without being able to secure _a cai-go. 

Late ikosi Porte-al'- Prince. — D ates from Porte-au- 
Prlnoe, Ilayti. to July 22, have been received at NewYork. 
The yellow fever had made its appearance in several of the 
ports, aud was proving very fatal. 

A disease resembling the plaguo had also broken out, 
aud was carrying off large number* of tho inhabitants. 

Nt)v Fkati rk in Tradk.^TIiu Boston Courier men- 
tions that sixteen cars, loaded with eight sticks of timber, 
for ships' mast*, eighty-four feet in length and three feet 
lb diameter, .loaded. In. Buffalo, were ou Tuesday brought 
over the Buffalo and Rochester Railroad. etc‘, to Boston. 
Riui thence over the Kastern Railroad to Portsmouth, -N. 
II.. 628 miles, without change of car*. 

Boot MaNCFACTt aimL— In Milford. Conn., boot manu- 
facturing is an immense business It is estimated that 
not less than ono million five hundred thousand pairs will 
be manufactured there this season. The business is now 
in a very flourishing condition, the manufacturers are 
receiving orders as fast as they can be filled, and tho work- 
men realizing good prices for their labor. 

A New Zinc Mine, — A zinc mine has receutly been 
discovered in Pennsylvania which is *ald to be superior 
in quality to any yet known. A chartered compuny is 
being formed and it ia expected they will immediately 
commence the manufacture, of paint which wll» 


Messrs, Campbell. Poole- At Go*, on t|ie Indian Reserve, 
upou the San Joaquin, ami ordered them to leave, show- 
iug them, at the same time, tiie certificate of tho Commis- 
sioners. The Indians .left, however, without molesting 
them, threatening to kill them all if they were on the 
Reserve, upon thqir return. A party of sixty or seventy 
volunteer* were about to repair to their assistance. 

Diahi ok J0aj.Cmmai.lii— This gentleman, one of Uie 
origiual Texas^anger*. died at Stockton ou the Oth lilt. 
He was a native of. Richmond. Va., but for uiuny years a 


lUUilK 


oioca on nana not cleared... ..OflQQ ^ 

TOBACCO— The week opened wlf^ * inauirr 
Tobacco market, nnd on Monday and T • 
maud was unusually active. Tlvi qa^« tf " * * h ® 
■p fully 3200 hhds, comprising ms* * ttte week i 
Monday, 1400 on Tuesdav n .' ••» on Saturday, 00( 
Thnnuluy, apd 400 v«^' . , o00 on Wednesday. 20T 

generally fke* . .-terday. Prices have been flrr 
he*—’ -or* have liad the. advantage, but ’ 


Obituary. 

-k Philadelphia, on the morning of 


ph of July, John Ball, of this city, in 
Jshjear of his ago. 

was a native of Philadelphia, 
PpW thoreJpermanently, until within 
SRtiro years. HU health failing, he 
JMBo try a more Soutliern clime ; 
Rlt fctal disease, consumption, had 
WMm for a victim, and his health haa 
[ pMually declining since his sojourn 

bohjSjJ of this sketch was woll known 
reading community of this country. 
“*Pof eightoen he oommcnccd pul)- 
moral and roligioue, and lias 
‘£n Ve ^ en S a ged in this noble work 
^ en ’ living, han fcho wri- 


of no change sufficient to require 


The Chixlse LErrEita.T-Ono ^of the San Francisco 
papers staled positively that - the Chinese Letters to the 
UoVernoi were written by a Chinaman, of San Francisco. 
It now appears that Mr. Zabrl*kio. of Sacramento, had a 
hand in their manufacture. 


our prevlSus figure*. We, therefore, continue 


France. — Thero has been a ch*»*- 
Ministry. -go in tho French 

England— Par*- 

areo^-.. ...awentarv Elections. — The elections 

but it is not known whether tho Government 
will be ln the minority, or have a majority in the Houm 
of Common*. 

Russia— New Prime MiNirrKR— Cholera.— Tho Prime 
Minister of Russia has been succeeded by Prince Mugen- 
dorff (?). ^ 

The cholera has broken out with considerable malignity 
in Warsaw. 

NewYork Markets. 

New York, August 12. r. m. 

Oottou has been firmer uluce the 'publication of the Af- 
rica'* account*. Thv total hales of to-day are 2200 bale*. 
Flour Ini* beeu in b«itt«r demand, and 13,000 bbl*. have 
beeu sold ut $3 93 to $4 06 ' 4 pur bbl. for State brands. 
Com lias improved, and sold at the close at 64 to 05c. per 
bushel for mixed anil yellow. Me** pork $19 87 *, to $20 ; 


Lug*, 2)4(314 ; Leaf, Iufarior to Gammon 
Pair to Fine, b(5)bM ; Jhoiee and Selection*. 
County, 4(5)B)f$ ^ ft. We have noticed 
particulars of sales : 63 hhds at 4)£ ; 12 
County at ; 228 Yellow Banks at 6 
at 6 ; 33 at 5)4 ; 20 at 4> 4 Y2>4^ ; 62 ' 

205 Yellow Banks at — , 171 lihds - 
at — ; 10 at 6)4 j 36 at 4)4 ; 73 Yu 1 

8 UO AH— The demand has ber 
to retailer*, and we have not 
during the week at our quotat 1 
Inferior and Common, 8)4 (S)4 
Pair to folly Fair, 474(5)ftJi 
'S lb 

M eek's rocciptu, 21 h’ 
iml tierce*. 


From Oregon. 

By tho Kl Dorado wo have rccel»^ ’ 

th ult. The news, bn«- • . ou tho Oregonian to the 

Dardonc- • oTer - n °t of much importance. 

— Smit^, who wa* convicted of being anno- 
•v*ory to the murder of 0. C. Hooker, has been pardoned 
y Gov. Galne*. ^ 

Fti amboath — There are six *teamboi»ts now plying on 


M 9oo tt; 


Coast 8erv fv. — Thf U.S. surveying schooner Baltimora 
had arrived nt Astoria, ami Commandet It. 1). Cutts had 
commenced the ta*k (.f lunking a fujl survey qf (he mouth 
of the Columbia river, aud adjacent coast. 

•Joi HrH ok Ji i.v.— The anniversary of our Nationul In- 
depumleiu-e wascelobrutod withgre.it enthusiasm through- 


“ That it would bo a plea* 


. equal, if 

uot surpass, that made by the New Jemiy 7.1 U c Company, 
and which, has already gained a wide spread reputntiou. 

A Large Train.-A^w days ago a train of cur*, con. 
talnlng 1700 person*, passed over tho St. Lnwivuee and 
Atlantic Railroad, from fit. Ilyacin to Montreal, the obieet 
of the visit being to so© the r^uus of the greut fire at the 
latter place. All tho lur© collected was glvun for the relief 
of th© sufferer*. Auothor party, quite os large, subse- I 
qucntly left Montreal iu tho curs, to enj 1 

pic-nlc. 

Tiie BlAssicHUsETTfl 
Massachusetts have be 
law ; ludeed. arreet*, it is said, t-’-w ; 
proprietor of the Exchange Coffee-House 
couvicted ou three c — ^ 

Offence is not less than three month*’ 

J usUoes at Cambridge 
tuucu, and ConsubW' 

lmlftn'-' 1 '' 


on > w hon lie como to die, that ho 
jV Blean8 of putting forth to tho 
. *ng that ho rogrotted, or was 
“wleavo bohmihinL” Such works 


W 0 LASSE* —Thu 


only a moderate ret- 
a dull appearance, 
fur fermenting to 


Prime dull aud price* uaminai. Suilsuf Kentucky tobuooo 


article 27028* ’ 


at 4e. per lb. ‘ 

Congressional Proceedings. 

Washington, Aug. 12. 

The House to-day ]>a*sed tho bill regulating cost* und 
fees ln the United States Courts, and then took up the 
Army Appropriation bill, which was discussed aud laid 
over until Jhe evening session. 

Tn the Senate, the Indian Appropriation was passed, af- 
ter which the Fiftherlesqueotlon was taken up. Mr. Boule 
Is now making a speech on this subject. 

Washington, August 18. 

The House wasted the evening session, lost night, in tr 1 
fling discussions. 

In the Scuate. Mr Houlu made an eloquent and pr 
ful speech in favor of the American rights to the fls’ 
rie Raid that the people of the United Btates wou< 
all proinwltlon*, and oppose all peace negotlat! 
ferud by the British Government, while their v 


Wek’srec 

FLOUR— 1 
Flour mark? 
very light 
The sales 
pevtine 
Ohio, 
of F 


Arrival of the Daniel Webater. 

The Daniel Webster, arrived last evening, left Wan Juan 
on tho 7th inst. She report* the steamship Northern 
Light, with which she sailed iu company, bound to N*w 
with about tbn*t‘ hundred passengers. 
t krgest lump of the precious metal ©rer brought to 

-'.-tesla iu the hands of oue of the passengers. It 

weighs 28 pounds, uud was dh>cuvercd lu tho vicinity of 
Carson Creek, iu a shaft of sixty feet deep. 


^ memento*, 

K Ch*" 4 *! * >66n aa ao ^ vo memljer of tho 
Ud 11 number of years; aud' 

gked with * 0 ^ neile| w l l on Thil, body wiih 
•P ttien .* 10 ““'(’nittod with Chris- 

*»Wit 0e ’ a D . B conB °i°u“ of a Mossed, 
•kd-ii/ j friend writes, who sat by 
111(4 #aW k’ m I'roatho his last, as 
•**»» ^ ^ eatl ‘ oamo °M1 bis spi- 

-••• * 

oAuiiing, Baid, 

ai.uyE I! — Aad. thua.tliB 

the (kith M fought the 8 0ud % ut unJ 
-’Thou 1 from earth to heaven'.’ 

But loodmax Al.. 

® llB — Augu-i i 


LiqroR Law —S everal peraou* in 
;en arrested for violating the liquor 
-- ic take place daily. The 

..»»«, Lowell, bus bc©u 

complaints; the penalty for t\m tb'f^ 

"" iuifauunuient 'ru- 

gvaul warrant* -**• 

...hii great reluc- 
.. .use to serve them unless they are 

• ,»uud. In Boston, the Constables waited on tho 

Mayor in a body, aud Informed hiui of their re*olution 
not to serve a single warrant, uulops the city would stand 
r. Nnnnslble for all damages. --- 

An VARGE in jilK Bkek aru Pork Market. —There has 
beeu © gradual advancu iu the prices of pork aud beef in 
tho New York market for boido week* past ; aud the 
figures, as uow quoted in the dally commercial report, are 
higher thuu they have been for twenty years past. Tho 
tot in the dust '' IU stock ou -baud, just now, U said to be very light, but the 

. o, • - advance is not attributable to till* fact do much as to an 

l iMirevoport, lilt., Mrs. U( je4iuate Bupply from tiie West. Hinco last spriug,meas 
UOUBort of Robt. -Cooke, hoof ha* gone up from say $11 to $18 60, and me** pork 
ir of her ago. Tho do-' ,rom * 14 to * ,JU - ' lhu u *P ort t0 Kurope is not much 

1 ■ K. cliurph in hor. 1211.; * r “ Ur tton •* ,h “ 

an ^xfiuplurv and devu- Bkolhh B^uxxt. -A ixtq iiumb.r,h( the London IL 
L . 7 ^ r * I lustrated News says tho democrats refused to uomiuafo n l,l e on BO warm a uay UH TliurHUUy last. 

t time until hor death. Hufus for tho Vice Presidency at tho late Baltimore ~ " 1 '* 11 *“ 

(if. short duration --only- -G«i*v»i»(4A*M. iM*d that the wldgu balloted UwiUy lur Doug.. 

eath was marked and tri- ,ajB for thw , . ,re,ilaonc y « Mtt y 8 - alHO - 1,1111 A, L“uy c° u - 
, p , tributed $300 to the Kossuth fund, while • til© Htatii'of 

L. 1 ARKEU. NewKugland * “forked over ” $1000. 

Au accident occurrud a short time sipce ut Hcheuectady 
NewYork, by Which u young Indian froui the Choctaw 
Nation, and uow a student In UnW'College, was Injured 
by the explotdou of a pistol ITe was present ut au exhibi- 
tion of kn Itinerant juggler, who requested oue of the 
audience frequently done, t^flre a pistol for him. 

Wright complied with the request Thu pistol was, of 
course, of a peculiar coustruotiuu, and owjng to his having 
placed his hand over a ooncealed barrel, the' fiosb was torn 
and shattered by It when he flre^. With gunuiue Imllau 
fortitude, he betrayed uo symptom of puiu, oven hy uu 
axclamatlou or a look,' itud it was not uutll |t was noticed 
that his arm was uotioulofs aud blaedlpg, that any .quo 
knew that op accident had ooourred. Shortly afterwards 
1 m fainted frdm pain aud loss of blood. A physiclau.’ who 


bat »“'• *ulmxt,o 


faced breed, IL« most savago uf the blsok tlw Slul ' 
nety llaxing takcu his guu yrfth him to bhout w, - |th * 2 

partridges, he caught up . J Canon C 

brulg, hut with •*““ urcJ n . 1 the 

di»‘-*- • .... effect, as the bear imme- 

..v,y oegan to close upon him. Bean fell book , “•* 
slowly, loading his gun the meantime, 
just os he got Ids charge iu, Ids heel caught 
agaiuBt a twig, and he fell Imckwnrda, 

Bruin leaped upon him ! Ills situation was now -jy^ 

a frightful ono, but his coolness did not forsake gH „„ m , llr u „. 
hiui, und he immediately fired ugain, but with wo* uk*n intu the family of litmry Taylor, Kni 

no vipjhlft-ngauth 


•A Northern ex/cnango given the fol- 
wheu lowin H particulars of the early Ufo niul criminal career of 
Lt ^ nn "'bo wa* Lung at Poughkeepsie, N. Y., on the 
I, und ^^b u,t ■ for the muriler of Nelson Hoag, lier'husbaud : 

1 8h'* was Utau iu the tuwu of Milan. Dutchess county, in 
*!u 7 She was do h erled by her parent*, ami 

loft a fouudllug lu tho public streets. The deserted infant 

u .y-.T-r, -J.'.; -71! — q.,u wealthy 

- tr T Iip mu* i, i iirrk7>fi (hv^mi u uGum t.' umr 

w-orkTseir rng hts left »rm^ biting th roughTt and 
lncorutiog it severely. -While tllUfl tUUUBing aud received a fair ediifiehion. hho mingled nuicJujA the 
himself, be was tearillg with his fore J>aws the friends and relatives of her adopted parents, anjvoj 

Clothes nnd soratohing the flesh ou tho young jjw* «t««n.d bj whota.wt»v. 4,.h.«a- 

, , a , r i.. ,.„,i i,;„ i, vaneed toward* her eighteenth yeas, a resident of tho 

munB breoBt. Having di upped his nun, In) MQ1I , town named Nelson Uoag, peeaiue her suitor, and 
opened his huge mouth to mako |‘ pouuye Ut bis after a bril l uotfruhip they wttre married. Her bu*buiul 
fitoe. Then it w»h that the young piau made was tbb owner of u. small farm in th© Interior of Dutfikk-is 
the dash that saved his life As the bear 

opened Lib jaw, uuan thrust hie lacorafdl ftYI'l rutlu-r reduced in circumstances, owing to unfortuuute 
down tho brute’s throat ub fur iib desju, ration 
would enable him. There he had him. Tho bear 
j cuuld neither retreat nor udvnnco, though the 
[ position of tho besieged, was any thing but agrfCv 

Ilean now called upon the li)d to come and 
take from hia pocket Tr-jaek-kinfr» and- open Lt 
T he boy was a fUting* companion for litis brave 
young man. lie marched up to tho work boldly, 
llilt before he could get ut the pocket, be hud to 
crowd the bear’s houd over a little to get at It — 
the beust meantime not being at all easy with 
such a huge mouthful in his throat. Huv J - 
got the knife, Dean with his untrariie\^ Vihu 
cut the bear’s throat from ear to* ear, killing 
him atone dead while be \z,'j on hia body ! ^ 

lie then threw the beust off, notified his 
friends, had his wounds dressed aud is now com- 
fortable. It was judged the bear weighed 
nearly four hundred pouuds ! One of hiifi'pawa, 
which our informant eaw, wei^h^l tj^u pounds 
eleven ounoea. '* * v ’ t 


A Lo 
juratfi- 
obit Mfoa 

ORAtJ 


^•r- / T h« We 
/Urn. •mbrn 
4 'Pure / 

»«f. / Velio- 

y,0 °W1 oot />,■ ' 

/ lho u 

y Xfualtu, a I **Q 

Cl" K ■ 

“la Coa " w >“UIu '•»«, 

w* r . Lo % u. ^' A-W/M-w— 


.k.* 

8 *°° "** Uk, ° ^ 

* i7s,7r ^ u» n«t 

Utu2 T **** ** *• 

mtij, howerw, lllxad bag gold at 6th 


|V COUNTY 
acuity. 

is-a-s 


trout under threats. 

Thu debate wa* pursued by Mr. Cass, 
Mr. Butler, und ibesubject was postpour 
(Saturday). . f. 

NewYork Marl 
NewYork, Frida 
Oottou ha* iu.k** 4 du,, '_* r 
<luy sum up 3o0p<baU4. 

10 S s tOjlO.hc. per lh. c orn j. 
und mixed Wr^JJ dosed ar 
sub** «H'^ fac# 20,900 bushe) 

- r — — ^ -o — — , ux, lenie range of 9 to 

1861, whturahe contracted au uuboly passion for a youn - ComrrehaJr 

uuiu uauH-tl Wiu. bummers, whose paramour ahu ,. •* ^5 

quHuthr bvyumo, uud thus rapidly travuled •' “j 

hursvlf to or lini* ' ,n ,,u ‘ 4W>xxxi»l«t»* ttUAidoniuunt ol A FotkT.tial 

h? MbiS* - ,u JuI >- 186,1 thul B, “’ this sidf of tb 

Ini'* U *' tlu ' ft tri«loU8 prime of taking the life of her Mi* fr „m Nr 
^uand, which purpose she aocouiplblifd bj( mingling oftV,Llqu‘ 

J prawulc with his duilv food until hu died iu the iiioutii jiir'..,li*ti" 
of March followiug, she was tried uud, oouvlctud, aud tb „ 1 1' l)lu mou' 
sentfnee of death pro pounced by lluu Judge Bur- . u p» • comfort 
! who fixed the day of execution ou thu 7th of Ms* I fctoo a » 

I As ihe appointed time f»r tho e»CUtlon appr g KecuP *« 


Tt .&■ & 

«ii(j (/. vperun* 11 ' I I'tUf 
». (fi, fi us Ul,Z u , ti<>u / >. 

wX# JS 1 ** Hlr 


)«ter, N. Y., on the 5th inst., there 
r * Ul l seventeen deaths; ou. 
^ and eight deaths. In Buffalo, 
w Wv fourt©cu cholera -deaths, and 
» wg* supposed to be rapidly disi.p- 
, • “O'! in Bauduskr. Ohio. 

^ °koiara deaths, and on jlhe 6th 


*». “y at II; 
eolfi Ol 

>||lauki4Uqf |»1 


Homebody ^ut 
rlag© of Mr John 
When Gupid I 

UaHynMtfi 


U ‘° 

tbffiWdan banter, 
i****'? * bru4sli» 


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C()f Mm (Orleans Christian Jliiooratc. 


co sjrn v 


rUTION 

tOTIWIAHA. 

CmmtiM July HI, 1652. 



PHEAMHLK. 

But* of Louisiana, do or> 

l, ‘ im : 

m , 


WWorrowns, 

Roftlie gotrernmrntof the Statu 
<, !>• divided into throo distinct de- 
_ ekof ibrmbfl confided ton nepai- 
[ of magistracy, lo-srit : thoaa which ore 
hieh are Executive to an* 
s Judicial to another. 

artments. nor any 
•hall exoroia** 
. (the others, ex- 

a hereinafter expressly directed 



a, tliooe which ar. 
Which .are Jodie 
o onn of there Depertm 
•C *•<*»■ <x»« of them. 
HyhMentmff to either oftl 



SW& 

power 
brand 


A^.inTK^^O^t.r^'Iho State .1,0)1 



ranch**, the one to be 
mtatives, 1 ’ tlio other 
neral Assembly” of the 


- 

fonra from 


on an of Reprcren- 
*k for the term of 
[ of the general 


anjr other place than that in which they may lie ait- 
ting. 

Alf. 05. The membera of the General Aaaem- 
hly ahall rnoolre from the miblio treaaury a comnen- 
aatian for their eenricea, which ahall be four dollar*, 
a day daring their attendance, going to and return- 
ing from the suasion of their respective houses. 
The compenaation may be iricreaaed or diminished' 
bylaw; but no alteration ahall take effect during I 
the period of aenrice of the membera of the Home of 
Representatives by whom auch alteration ahnll have 
been made. No aesaion ahall egtend to a period be- 
yond aixty daya, to date from its commencement, 
and any legislative action had after the expiration 
of the aald aixty daya, ahall be null. and void. Thia 
provision ahall not apply to the firat Legislature 
hich i» to convene after the adoption of thisC.pn- 
atitution. * 

Art. 20. The . membera of the General Aaaembly 
ahall, in all caaea except treaaon, felony, breach of the 
peace, be privileged from -arrest during their at- 
tendance at the aeaalona of their respective Housus, 
and going to or returning from the ftame, and for 
any speech or debate in either Houae, thoy shall not 
be questioned in any other place. ^ 

Art. 27. No Senator pr-Rrprraentative ahnll, (dur- 
ing the term for which lie was elected, nor for one 
year thereafter, be appointed or elected to nuy civil 
office of profit under this State, which ahall have 
been created, of the emoluments of which ahall 
have been increased during the time, such 8enatnr 


daya exrepted) after it ahall have bean presented to 
him, it shall he a law in like manner aa if he had 


signed it, unless the General Assembly, by ad 
journment, prevent its return in which caae it ahall 
be a law, unless sent back within three daya after 
their next meeting. 

Art. 54. Every order, resolution or vote, *« 


•hall be chosen on the 
•very two years; and thsH 
completed in one day. The Geer- 
All meet annually, on tl}i third 
— unless r different day be ap* 
their sessions shall be held at 



qualified elector, under this 
eligible to a seat i*the Gen- 
i‘ no person shall be a 
enless be be, at the time 


voter of the Repre 
elect 


from which he ia 

members dfilie General As- 
t the several , 


The Legh 
elec lit 

leritiba, ^ 
Houae of Repre 
ahall hi 


and i 


total population of 


s P«r 
tative. Ho new 
with a territory less than six 
*quare miles, nor with a 
full number entitling it to b 
whin the creation of such 


Ray other pariah without the 
•nd —Mint of population. 


tf authorities on 
t in the year 1853, 
SB, the third in the year 
General Aaaembly ahall 
aeaa ahall be taken, 
in every period ' 

‘ ' sing tfao total 
dietrlct. 

of tha Legislature, 

•n, the Legislatnrewhal) 
>n among the several par- 
on the baala of the total 
A representative number 
d election district 



or Representative wm in office, except to such ofli 
tor appointments aa may be filled * 
ins of the people. . 

Art. fl8. No peraon who at any time may have 


filled by the elec- 


tions of tl 

been a collector of taxes, or who may have been other- 


whicli the concurrence of both House* may be ne- 
cessary, except on a question of adjournment, shall 


be presented to ihe Governor, and before It shall take 
effect, he approved by him, or being disapproved, 
shall be repassed by two-thirds of the members elecj 
ted to ench House of the General Assembly. 

Art. 55. There ahull bo a Secretary of State, who 
shall hold his office during the time frff which the 
Governor shall have been elected. The records of 


the Stato shall he kept and preserved in the office of 
fu “ 


the Secretary ; lie shall keep a fair register of the 
oiliaial acts and proceedings of the Governor, anil 
when necessary ahn^ attest them. Hb shall, when 


required, lay the said register, and all papers, min 
utes and vouchers relative to his office, before 


wise entrusted with public money, whether State, 
Pariah or Municipal, ahall be eligible to tho General 


Aaaembly, or to any office of profit or trust under 
the State Government, until he ahall have obtained 
a discharge for the amount of inch collections, and 
for all public moneys with which he may have 
been entrusted. 

Art. 29. No bill ahall. have the force of i law until 
on three several daya. itibe read over in each House 
of the General Assembly, and free discussion allowed 
thereon, unless in case of urgency, four-fifths of the 
House where the bill ehall be pending, may deem it 
expedient to dispense with this rule. 

Art. 30, All bill* for raising revenue shall orig- 
inate in the Houae of Representatives, but the Senate 


[iMy propose amendments aa in other bills ; provided 
they ahall not introduce anjr new matter nnd* 


tativee aa ha aggre- 


it to, and an additional 
one-half 


exoeeding 

number. The number of R** 
Ret be more than one hundred, 
Until an 


enumeration 
he Rep— 
itatlyes 



and until a new appor 
to the first cenJ 
*»ttte Constitution, that 
2f*» K* comprised 

£ ^5? Pw ett ®» 


representative Di#t 
if tta three Repre. 


trict, and 
Representative* 

of ; 

•hill remain u 


r officer.. 


ntali ves ahnU ohoOM 


rj*«» wkiu mile who ha. ettaim*) 

P* fl t and who has been o 
* ‘"w** roootha next preceding 
“ •>! Booth, thereof in tho 

1 »««*», .hall hove the right of 

. from ° n ' ™«h 

' lose the right of 

I 1 * • b * J| have acquired it in 
“J 11 except treason 
' xJ! t * C *; b *.h'ivileg«i from 
idonee at. going u. or return. 


shell not introduce ony new matter tinner color 
of an amendment, which does not relate to raising 
revenue. 

Art.' 31. The General Assembly shall regulate 
. w ’ ky whom, and in what manner writs of 
election shall be isiued to iill the vacancies which 
may happen in either branch thereof. 

Art. 32. The Senate shall vote on the confirma- 
tion or rejection of officers to be appointed by the 
Governor, with the advice and consent of the 
Senate, by yeas and nays, and tho names of the Sen- 
ators voting for and against the appointments re- 
spectively, shall be entered on a journal lobe kept 
for that purpose, and made public at the end of each 
session, or before. 

Art. 33. Returns of all elections for members of | 
«/ Su Assembly shall be made to the Secretary 

Art. 34. In the year in which a regular eleclioi^of 
a Senator of the United States is to take place, tlie 
members of the General Assembly shall meet in 
the Hall of the House of Representatives, on the 
Monday following the meeting of the Legislature, 
and proceed to the ssid election. 

TITLE III. 

A Off *** CUT,VE DEPARTMENT. 

ART. 85. The Supreme Bxecutlvo power of this 
—****_ ■ball be vested in a Chief Magistrate, who 
shall the Governor of the State of Louisiana. 

He shall hold his office during the term of four 
and, together with the Lieutenant Governor 
1 ifu j * ame term, be elected aa follows: 
qualified eleotora for Representatives shall 
or a Governor and Lieutenant Governor, at 
,time and place of voting for Representatives; 
returns of every election shall be sealed up and 
emitted by the proper returning officer to the 
•tary of State, who shall deliver them to the 
:er of the Houae of Representatives, on the 
u the seasion of the General Assem- 
bly, then next to beholden. The membera of tho 
General Aaaembly ahall meet in the House of Re- 
“■““Wtativea, to examine and count the votes, 
person, having the greatest number of votes for 
trnpr, ahall be deolared duly elected, but if two 
~~iraona ahall be equal and highest in tho 
tmtea^ polled for Governor, one of them 
r be choeen Governor by joint vote 
of the General Assembly. The 
the greatest number of votes for 
ernor shall be Lieutenant Governor ; 
f two or more persona ahall be equal and highest 
• number of votes polled for Lieutenant Gov- 
*, one - of them ahall be immediately chosen 
Lieutenant Governor by joint vote of the membera of 
the General Aaaembly. 

Art. 36. No person ahall he eligible to the offico 
or Governor or Lieutenant Governor, who shall not 





• .. . »oior. 

. «n»Il be rogiMernl, in or- 
I wtn ; but the regi.try .lull b. 


UoitM State., 


bnrd I 
I in ibis t 


no, marine in lh..rrn» 
no 

—nftetion of nn f 




but if two a 

in tbs' i 


hxTn nUxined tlin age oftweniy-nigbl yinr'a and been 
L? 1111 *, 11 , •*** * J’ewdenr within ihe State for the 


***a^ Mxt P r *c«ding lua election. 

ART. J7. The Governor ahall enter on the discharge 


of kin duties ' on the fourth Mondny of"j7dJn“y 

office e onii'i n *.l.^*xjr j Ct *° D ' “ (1 conti "“* i" 

“.? a ™ ‘ho Monday next xucceeding the day 

.b«U bx.n Ukcn the „sth or 
affifnntion pre.£rib,d by thin Oon.ti|uUob. 

38, f ™ OoTnrnor .hill bo ineligible for tiro 
yont" xfter tiro exj.iralion of the 
ttmn for which ha .hall hare been elected, 
in. a ' N ° “""bof o f Congre.. or per.on hold- 
? «*' ,h * UnU * 1 S***"* .bell be eligible 
to the office of Governor and Lieutenant Governor. 


of the iotpeacirment of lire tiov- 
•rttr, ble romoval fc«B office, death, refusal or m- 


f : 


. N.peraoa .ball be anUUnd to vote at any 
Id i. thia fixate, axeept ia fl,o P*,i,U of hi. 
>nrd in citiM and towns divided into rlee- 


« 


1 towns divided into elec- 
in the election precinct in which ha 


of the Senate .hell be 
t of foot yearn. The 8enale, when 
l tha power ta choo.e in officer.. 

jiajaiure, in ev.rv jeer in which 

irtioa Hproseatation in the Houu of 




■* oonatori .nail he I 
• apportoned among the 8 

TpMXtl&Z 


ltt. 


vide the Stato into Senato- 
Pnriah .hail h« divided in the 
d District — the Pari.h of Or- 
whenaver x new ParUh .hall 
Uschod lo tha Senatorial Dia- 
«f its territory waa lakcn, or lo 
laviet, at the diacretioo of the 
but be attached lo more than 
af Sodltora abali be thirty. 
“* J tbeSenato- 
. ilatiou con 
ided. that nc 

t» mom Cua five Senator., 
-mmennefthe Senau, the 

'BrOriaam ahall be deduc- 
of tho whole State, and the 
rdividwl b> ^number 
mnitlt prodiced by thia 
'-‘mtioonUtlmg.s.aa. 
or ecntiguoua 

it. ir ^‘“8 

ponaibl. to th, somber 
«tor;Mdif,in the ap, 
a Pariah or District fall si 

then it District may 
i two Seaatom, but i 
lion meet ehal) have tha 
of aarvieo of any Sf r . - 
of making tbeappor- 
Ob haa been made aa 
the Legislature ahall 
tiooment of Repre- 
Aaaembly 


"rf^Uio General Aa- 


i HJi 


r i-ufi 



■ . . — — Uta Sena- 
Atvidadby lot taio two claaaaa. 

*bo drat data shall ba 

oftho a«sadyeui of the 
ef tha fcnrtk yea, ; K, 
■ovuara, and a 
ly. In case any 
“ore .SsMiore, 

mapeo tively at 

yonra, and lets ahaJI bo drawn 


foe Sanatora ahall be 
nnd nl Ike same time 


iajr have 


tj of the mamhera 

W.ojS'atJ L?Sy‘ 

•f *bn General Aaaembly 
nod returns 
el— ioe rtrall be 

ju Shall Udimcted by 


Wn of the General A.aamhl. 

1 


pee &*** < 


v, but not a 


> of the Gonarai Aaaembly 

\ of Ilapro- 


ooy. of the i 



loahfy.-rBigaatlor. or ab’aence from the 
wdvl' u l !!!_P 0 »' r * T “ d Jut i« oi ‘bo office elr.ll de- 
qf.t 

l 'i 7 “*•***. vxovoiuur, RI 

iature ObT' *R*Rm or be acquitted. The Legis 
impeachmeoi? y*** V law for the cAse of removal, 


, .hall bo.ntlll«d'to v;aV^"V,t 0n , tk * Governor for the re.lv 

* < v ,l “ e ** r, J*» °t until the Goveruor. absent «- 


t BUCft -Ditther'shk.. «gt .. . t. - ■ 

the disability bo removdd, or for the 7^5 
term. . 7 

The Lieutenant Governor, or other offi- 
cer discharging the duties of Governor, shall, during 
# Mi n, V r *5V >B ' Tece ‘ v ® the same compensation 
to which the Governor would have been entitled, 
had he continued in office. 


Art. 42. The Lieutenant Governor shall, by 
tu* of his office, be Pre.ident of the Senate, 

■hall hivo An .. - . ■ .... * 


vtr- 

.1.1, L . ' — - •'.••won. «I mo ociiate, but 

shall hive only a calling vote therein. Whenever 


he, shall administer the Government, or shall be un- 
Pmaident of the Senate, tire 


able to attend aa . 

p“Vf r * *^* 11 oloot'ona of their own members aa 
Pre.td.nt of the Senate for the time being. 

... Wbilah, aclaaa Pre.id.nti3 the Senate, 
the Lieutenant Governor ahall receive for hie ser- 
compensation which shall for ti.o 
B* b * * ll ° W ' d *° ‘ba Speaker of the 
* nd “ore. 

4 , The Gtwernor shall have power to grant 
2 f “ r against lie State, and, 

f ‘“poachment ahall, with the coni 
, * i, fi h * 8en *'”’ b» ,e P»».r to grant pardons and 
f Mj apd forfmluraa, after conviction. I„ 


either House of the Clenernl Assembly, andahal 
perform such other duties as may bo enjoined on 
him by law. 

Art. 06, There shall he a.Trensurer of the State 
who ahnll hold his office during the term of two 
years. 

Art. £7. Tho Secretary of Slate and Treasurer 
of State, shali be ejected by the. qualified electors of 
the State.,. And in cases of any vacancies caused by 
the death, resignation, or absence of the Treasurer 
or Secretary of Stato, the Governor shall order 
election to fill said vacancy. 

ArtV 58. A1J commissions shall be in the numo 
and by the authority of the Stat6 of -Lousiana, and 
shall be sealed with the Slate seal and signed by 
the Governor. 

Art. 59. The free white men of the Slatejihall 
bo armed and disciplined for its defence ; but i'Iioro 
who belong to religion* societies whose tenets 
forbid them to carVy arms, shall not be compelled 
so to do, but shall pay an equivalent for personal ser- 
vices. 

Art. 60. The Militia of the State, shall be or- 
ganixed in auch manner aa may be hereafter deem-, 
ed most expedient by the Legislature. • 

TITLE IV. 

JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT. 

Art. Cl. r l he Judicial power shall be vested in » 
Supreme Court, in auch inferior courts as the Legia- 
Iature may, from time to- time, order and establish, 
and in Justices of the Peace. 

Art. 62. The Supreme Conrt, except in cases 
hereinafter provided, shalj have appellate jurisdiction 
only ; which jurisdiction shall extend to ail canes 
when the matter in dispute shall exceed three hun- 
“/*** dollars ; to all cases in which the constitu- 
tionality or legality of any tax, toll, or impost what- 
soever, or of any fine, forfeiture or penalty imposed 
by a municipal corporation, ahall be in contestation ; 
nnd to all criminal cases on questions of law alone, 
whenever the offence charged is punishable with 
death or imprisonment at hard labor, or when d fine 
exceeding three hundred dollars is actually imposed^ 
The Legislature shall have power to restrict the Ju- 
riadiction of the Supreme Court in •tsivil cases to 
questions of law only. 

Art. 63. The Supreme Court ahall be composed 
of one Chief Justice and four Associate Justices, i 
majority of whom shall .constitute a quorum. Tlii 
Chief Justice ahall receive a salary of six thousand 
dollars, and each of the Associate Judges a salary of 
live thousand five hundred dollars, annually, until 
otherwise provided by law. The Court shall a 
its own Clerks ; the Judges shall bo elected 
term of tun years. 


shall hold their offices for the term of two years, 
less sooner removed. The Legislative shall have 
the power to increase tho number of Sheriff* in any 
Parish. Should a vacancy occur in either of these 


Art. 117. The Legislature s 


•j , -••••• 

I appoint 
for the 


Sil!«fJ| a «ii,ct ■ballbe, bigoted kg 
• of tlie State. The Legislature 


Ihe qualified electors 

,h8, L ai t Vi ^ e ® tate int0 f° u f Districts, and the 
qualified electors of eacn District shall elect one of 
the Associate Judges. The State ahall be divided 
into the following districts, until r the Legislature 
shall otherwise direct 


. FIRST DISTRICT. 

The Parishes of Plaquemines, St. Bernard, that 
Pl Pdrish of Orleans on the right bank. of 

It nver, and that portion of the City of 

NewOrleans which lies below the line extending 
from the river Mississippi along the middle .of Julia 
street, until it strikes the NewOrleans Canal, aiid 
thence down said canal to the Lake. 

_ SECOND DISTRICT. 

That portion of the City of NewOrleans which is 
situated above the line extending along the middle 
’of Jolia atreet •until it strikes the NewOrleans Canal, 
and thence down said Canal to the Lake, and the 
Parishes of Jefferson, St. Johp the Baptist, St. 
Charles, St. James, Ascension, Assumption, La- 
foorche Interior, Terrebonne, Woat Baton Rougi 
and Iberville. 


THIRD DISTRICT. 


ittiibaBH oi oi. i animany, Waabinirtt 
Livingston, St. Helepa, East Baton Rouge, ^ast 
reliciana. Wen Feliciana, Point Coupee, Avoyellas, 
V oncordia i Lafayette,, Vermillion, St. Mi 


St. Martin and St. Landry. 

FOURTH DISTRICT. 

The Parishes, of Calcasieu/Rapides, Sabine, Nat- 
chitoches, DeSoto, Caddo, Bossier, Claiborne, Bien 
viile, Caldwell, Union, Ouachita, Mofohouse, Jack- 
son, Franklin, Cajahouhi, Madison, 'Carroll and 
Winn. 


• °fi‘ c0 0M ® °( the Associate Jus- 

tices shall be vacated at the expiration of the second 
year, of another at the expiration of the fourth year, 
i 1 * r ? at ex P* rat * on °f tbe sixth year, .and of 
the fourth at the expiration of the eighth year— so 
that one of the Judges of the Supreme Court shall be 
elected every second year. 

Art. 66. The Secretary of State, on receiving tho 
official returns of the first election, shall proceed im- 
mediately, in the presence and with the assistance of 
two Justices of the Peace, to determine by lot among 
the lour candidates having the highest number of 
votes m their respective Districts, which of the As- 
sociate Justices elect shall serve for the term of two 


y* B ™» which “hall serve for the term of four years, 


which lor the term of six yeais.aud which for the 
term of eight years, and the Governor shall issue 
commissions accordingly. 

Aht. 07. Any vacancy that may occur in tho Su- 
promo Lourl lrotn resignation or othcrwi.e, .hall be 
tilled by election for the remainder of the unexpired 
term, but it-.uch- remainder do not cxcoed one veer 
the vacancy .hall be filled by Executive appoinl! 
meat. ,r 


Abt. m. The Supreme Courl .Imll hold its .e>- 
mon"ll\"v. £ w O rl «na front the first Monday of the 


inclusive. # l v ifJ I i^ er . l ° end °f (he month of June, 


the leaaion. el.ew1i°oV , ii a i ur ? ,iave power to fix 
until oiherwi.c provided, 'thoViS.V c “, “( J? 1 * »? ar I 

heretofore, ' “nail be held as 


Art. fill. The Suprem. Court and each of the 
Judges thereof shall have power to issue writs of 


ba!,*,, corpus, at the instance of all per.ona in nelua] 
custody under process in Blcase. in which they may 
have appellate jurisdiction. ' y 


Art. 70. No judgment .hall be rendered hy the 

of fhe Ju£ ua,t the c0,, currence of a majority 
ol the Judge* comprising the court. 


r . . -——I »sav. VWMVICUUIl. 

S!r°I». IW “ on hc .“*** * ranl until tlie 

dof the next Session of the Generxl AsMmhly, in 

’ j£. h T th I'i P r!. er n pa,doniD K ,h »U vested. 

Governor .bell xt .Uled times 
.’u. si . M _ rT10 *! • compensation, which si 
dim' 


re- 

shall 


ceivi 

neitbr be inoreued nor diminished' during "the 
tern for which he shxilkxv. been elected. k 

Arof.Md w* ,U *“k», c <»™“ndeMn-Chief of the 
Army «d N.yy of thin Stale, and of the Militia 

WorWiMB: ■** bs 

. 4 ^?' 4 4 H * ,1> * 11 ■°“‘»»‘e *od, by and with the 
•dne* and consent of the Senate, appoint all olli- 
f ®*co. are ..tabli.hed by thi. Cou.liln- 

uon, sod whose appointment i. not therein olber- 
—im provided for : Provided, however, tl.at the Le- 
SWatura shall hive a right to prescribe the mode of 
nombaeai to all other offices icstabliebed by law. 
am. 4a. Th« Goveruor .hall have nmi, tn mi 


™„-xt .X Governor .hall have power to fill 
vjoanfia. ikat may happ.n during the reoe.. ol 
^in. ?7t "* f*”" 1 “« ooriuni.sion. which .hall 
exptn It Ihe .nd of the next seuion, unle.s other- 
IgL Wf .Ja thixCiuuuiluliofr.-bat-nd'perioir 
’J* 0 ®°»*t»«l«d lor office, and rejected 
te, ahall be appointed lo th« same office 
,*••• of the Seuate. 

He may require information in .writing 



p*«cuiive Department, upon 
w»tiag to the duties of their respective 


v.ne the General A.«mbl“« Go'vem- 

OMnt, or at X different place il th.t ,L.nuld have 
Wcoau dangerous from on enemy or from Oaldeuiir 
ted in cue of disagreement between the twobouse.' 
w le lbs trine of adjournment, be may adjoun them 

lixTftt ***'* * n “ y tlu,,k propc, ’ 


majority 
Whenever 


majority cannot ugree, in consequence of the recuse- 
lieu of any member or members of the court, tha 


j udges not recused shnll have power to call upon any 

S h° r J “,' k ” 01 “if !," re,ior onurl.; whose duty U 
ihoff ho, when so called upon, to sit in Iheplacoof 
the Judge, recused, and to aid in determining the 
case. 

.hflM,'. 71 ' AM hy vir ‘“e of their, office, 

shall be conservatore of .i / 


s’fBi"- ‘'V. 00# ? r y al0 / H ., 0f peauM throughout tin 
V Pfoceas shall be “ The Stale 


of Louisiana. All prosecutions shall be carried on 
in the name, and by thp authority of the Slate of 
Lounisne, and conclude against tho peace and dig 


offices subsequent to sn election, it shall be filled b 
the Governor ; and the person so appointed shal 
continue in office until his successor shall be elected 
and qualified. , % 

Art. 81.' The Judges of ihe several inferior courts 
shall be elected by the duly qualified voters of thei 
respective Districts or Parishes. <■ 

Ant. 82. It shnll he tho duty of tlio Legislature to 
fix the timefor holding elections for all Judges at n 
time, which shall be different from that fixed for all 
other election*. 

Art. 83*~The Attorney General shall bo elected 
by life qualified voters of the State, and the District 
Attorneys by the qualified voters of each District, 
on the day of the election for Governor of the State. 

Art. 8-1. The Legislature* may (Jetetminc tlu 
motle of filling vacancies in the offices of the inferior 
Judges, Attorney General, District Attorneys, ami 
all other officers not otherwise provided for in this 
Constitution. ' • *, 

V TlTJjE V. 

..1 Jt 1* EACH Mil NT. 

Art. 8.1. The power of impeachment sliall be ves- 
ted in the House of Representatives. 

Aiit. 86. Impeachments of ‘tho Governor, Lieu- 
tenant Governor, Attorney General,. 4 Secretnry of 
.State, State Trcasnrer, and of the Judges of tho in- 
ferior courts, Justices of the Peace excepted, shall 
ho tried by the Senate; and tho Chief Justice of the 
Supremo Court, or the senior Judge thereof shall pre- 
side during tho trial of such impeachment. Im- 
peachments of the Judges of the Supreme Court, 
shall bo tried by the Senato. When sitting us w a 
Court of Impeachment, the Senators shall be upon 
oath or affirmation, nnd no person shall beconvjcted 
without the concurrence of two-thirds of tlie Sena* 
torspreseut. 

Art. 87. Judgments in cases of impeachment 
shall extend only to removal from office, nnd dis- 
qualification from holding any office of honor, trust 
or profit under this State, but tho parlies convicted 
shall, nevertheless, be subject to indictirtentj trial 
and punishment according to law. 

Art. 88. All officer^ against whom articles of im- 
peachment may be. preferred, shall be suspended 
from the cxerciso of their functions during the pen- 
dency of s^h impeachment. The appointing power 


system dr .code of laws by gen'ernl refarnnre in so i^ u V H ^P,° r ^ er l !* at *}o , inconvenience may re- 
system or code of laws, btu in all /-h*e* ihhll snnrlTv ' fnl /V’ taking sffuet of 

the several provisions of the law* it nmv cnact^ ^ 1 office shall bo superceded there- 

Apt. 11S. Corporation, wi h^ h ffi 'L., ' ? W 3- ,h « ‘B.liv. to tha dutic. 

Ing privilaga. Jy he cither nra^ hV °ncciB .ct ' ' . Tn" Judicial and Mill- 

,or rotated under general law. ; but the Leei»latt>e' I - ^ 

ahall in both cose, provide lor tha regi.try of all bill*, 
or nolea.iastie'd or, pul in circulation a. money, and 


ahall require ample leeurily for tho TedeSbtloh" of 
the same in specio. 

Art. 119. The Legislature shall have no power to 
pa-s any law sanctioning in any manner, directly or 
indirectly, the. suspension of specio puyhnenls, by 
any persoq, association or corporation issuing bank 
note.* of any description. 

Art. ISO. In cn.e.of IKnolvency'of any bank or 
banking n..oem(lon, tlie hill holder* thereof .hall he 
entitled to preference in payment, over nil other 
creditors of such bank. or association. 

Art. 121. J he, Legislature shall -have power to 
pass such laws as it may defetn expedient for the 
relic or revival of tho Citizens' Hank of Louisiana, 
and the acts already passed for tlio same purpose arc 
ratified and confirmed. Provided that tlie Bank is 
IU l ion /- l °i . re *tflction contained in articles 119 
and 120 of thin Constitution. 

Art, 122. No person shall hold or exercise, at the 
same time, more than one civil ollico of emolument, 
except tpnt of Justice of the Police. 

Art, 12J. I axition shall be eq'fial and uniform 
throughout the State. All property, on which taxes 
may bo levied, in this State, shall be taxed in pro- 
portion to its value, to-be uncurtained ns directed by 
aw No one speoies of- property shall bo taxed 
higher than another species of property of equal 
value, on which tuxes ^aii be levied; theLtgisla- 
turcRhall have power Ip levy an income, tax, and 

tax all persons pursuing m»V nnnnnnt; 

profession, 


1 any occnpatton, 
Art. 124.' Tho citizens of the City of 


trade t 


. v v../ ». NowOr- 

leans .snail have the right of appointing the atev 


era I 


l|h*I ^ _ 

may make a Jirovisional appointment to replace any 
•pended officer until the decision of tho impeach- 


BUS 

ment, 


TITLE VI.*. 

GENERAL PROVISIONS,. 

Art. 90. Members of the General Assembly, and 
all officers, before they enter upon the duties of their 
offices shall take the fallowing oath or affirmation. 

* " I (A. B.) do solemnly swear (or affirm,) that I 
will support the Constitution of the United .States 
and of this State, and that I will faithfully and im- 
partially discharge and perform all the duties incum- 
bent on me'as — — , according to.tlie best of my abil- 
ities and understanding, agreeably to the Constitution 
and laws of the United .States and of this State, 
and I do further, solemnly swear (or affirm) that 
Mitce the adoption of the present Constitution, I be- 
ing a citizen of this State, have hot fought a duel with 
deadly weapons within this State, nor out of it, wjth 
a citizen of this Slate, nor have 1 -sent or accepted a 
challenge to fight a duel with deadly weapons with 
a citizen of this State, nor have I acted ns a second 
in carrying a challenge, or aided,, devised or assisted 
any person thus offending, so help ine God.” 

Art. 91. Treason against the State shall consist 
only in levying ’jpar against it, or in adhering to its 
enemies, giving them aid and comfort. No person 
shnll be convicted ol treason, unless on the testimo- 
ny of two witnesses to the same overt act, Or his own 
confession in open court. 

Art. 92. Every person shall bo disqualified from 


| .public officers necessary for the administration of 
the police of the said city, pursuant to the inode of 
elections which shall be prescribed by the Legisla- 
ture; provided, that Hie Mayor and Recorders shall 
be ineligible to n seat in the General Assembly; and 
the Mayor, Recorders, and Aldermen nnd Assistant 
Aldermen, shall bo commissioned by the Governor 
as .Iqsjices of the Peace, and tho Legislature inav 
vest in them such criminal jurisdiction as may be' 
necessary for, the punishment of minor crimes ’’and 

offences, nnd as the police and good order of the city 
may require! 

Art. 125. The Legislature may provide by law 
in what case officers shall continue lo perforin the 
dudes of their offices until their successors shall 
have been inducted into office. 

Art. 126. Any citizen of this State who shall; 
nftdr tlie adoption, of this Constitution, fight a duel 
with deadly weapons with a citizen of this State, or 
send or accept a challenge to Jighf a duel with 
deadly weapons, either 1 within the .State or out of it 
with a citizen of this Slate, or who shall act as sec 
ond, or knowingly aid and assist in any mannei 
those thus offending, shall ho deprived -of holding, 
any ollico of trust or profit, and of enjoying the righ 
of wilfrftgfl under this Constitution ; and tlie office u 
any .State officer, member of the General Assembly, 
or of nny other person holding office ol profit or trust 
under Huh Constitution nnd the laws made in pur- 
suance thereof, shnll be ipso facto vacated by ihe 
fact of any such person committing tlie offence’mon 
tioned in this article ; and the Legislature shall pro- 
vide by law for the ascertaining and 'declaration 
such forfeiture. 


. . , , „ e same be 

coitirary t 9 this Constitution, and the several duties 
shall b*e performed by the respective officers of tlie 
Mate, according to the existing laws, until the or- 
Sanitation of the Government under this Constitu- 
tion, and the entering into office of the new officers, 
to he appointed under said' / Government l and no 
longer. - 


. Art. 146. Appointments to office hy the Execu- 
tive under this Constitution, shall ,be made by the 


_ ° -/xinuiuiiuii, iMi.iM r ue n 

Governor to be elected under its authority. 

Aht 140. The Legislature shall proVide for the 
removal of all causes now pending in tho Supreme 
ot other Courts -of the State under the Constitution 
ot I84 « >, to Courts created by of under this Constitu- 
lion. 

Art. 147. The time of service of all officers 
chosen by the people at the first election under this 
Constitution, shall -terminate ns thqugh the election 
had been liolden on the first Monday of November, 
and they hnd entered upon the discharge of 
their duties, nt the timf t^nMed therein. The 
ir.*l class of Senators designated in article 17, shnll 
hold their seats until the da/of ihe closing of the 
general elections in November, 1859, and the second 
elsKs until the day of tire closing of, tho general elec* 

tlflll M III N. mvii in I... p '1 Bfift 


tipns in November, 1855. 

Akt. 148. The fint election for Judge. of the Su- 


preme Court ahall be held on tho flrat Monday of 
April next, (18.43 ) nil they almll enter into office oil 
the first Monday of May, 1853. / 

ART. MB. Tha first term of service of the District 


SOUTH-WESTBRNBOok 

j °Mn ball 


At tho above eotabllxhmout v 
rollowlng: “"*l»xy,w^j 

MKTII0D1ST BOOK “ 

All I ho puhllrntionx nf tliloi'on. 

tlon,.to.Wo r ,opri” U ’° OMW «‘«t»t M|( 


Sunday School' I™” alu'^^W- 

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Libraries. ' NIL * ' 

TIIBOLOQy 

This department Is very large mk. 
works In Theology published | n this 

rone, nntntii. . . u “ 


rope, among which may 1„ foiral 

Jeremy Taylor, W,.,l„y, dark., „ ” J 
Locke, Bacon, MUtou, UolUer. 
l*aley. Stackhouse. 

Leighton. Harrow, 


BksHoir 

Burni-itTillot^TV* 
’ M.'Wllo, »!««. 2? 
mo, BioomBe] 
aond, Kftto, Butler, Edwarda 

IV A,. „ T .... ^ 


Nertns, Kvans. Horns, Blooxni 
D'Aublguy, Lutffcr.’t-fwn" Idc 


BIBLES ! HVMNSl ANDfijL 


An cxtenr-lva asjortmont, of I 

of binding.. ^■‘SbA; ,lM 

' SCHOOL BOOM 

r would rpxpeotfbUy call tb. „tt,„t|„ „ 


chauta, twohon, and other. | n , 


...... ..... ..I mu interior courta to he 

ordered and e.labliahcd tinder thi, Con.titufion, .hall 
bo regulated by tho tend of .ervice of the firat' Gov- 
ernor ; no that a new election for these officers shall 
he held on the first Monday of November 1850 
TITLE XL 

* ORDINANCE. 

Art. 150. Immediately, alter tlie adjournment of 
tho Convention, Ihe Governor ahall isano bin Pro- 
clamation, directing the several officers of this State, 
aulhorixed by law to hold elections for membeis of 
tho Genera Assembly, to open and hold a poll in 
every I arish of the Stale, at the place, designated 
by law, ppon, the I, rat TSe.day of Novembe? next, 
for the pddhosb of taking tlio sense of the good peo- 
pie of this Stale in regard to the adoption or rejec- 
tion . this Constitution ; and it ahall be Ihe duly of 
the said officers to rcceivo Ihe votes of all persons 
entitled to vote under the old Conslitulion and under 
this Constitution. Ench voter shall expresa his opin- 
ion by depositing in a separate box, to (,e kept for 


that jiurpoae, a ticket, whereon^ shnifbe VrTllen‘’'Wbe 
Constitution nccepted,” or " the Constitution rejec- 


holding any office of trust or profit in thia State, who 
been 


hall have been convicted of having given or offered 
a bribe to procure his election or appointment. 

Art. 93. Lay’s shall be made to exclude from of- 
fice, and from* right of suffrage, those who shall here- 
.after be convicted of bribery, perjury, forgery, or 
other high crimes or misdemeanors. The privilege 
of free suffrage shall be supported by laws regulating 
elections, and prohibiting under adequate penalties 
all undue influence thereon, from powor, bribery, 
tumult or other improper practise. 

Art. 91. No money shall be drawn from the Trea- 
sury but in pursuance of specific appropriates murlo 
by law, nor shall any appropriation of qjoney bo 
made* for a -longer term than two yeftrs. A regular 
statement and accounts of the receipts and expendi- 
tures of the public .money shall be published annual- 
ly, in such manner as shall be prescribed by law. 

Art. 95. shall bo the duty of the Geheral As- 
seinbly'U pas* such laws as may be necessary and 
proper to decide difficulties by arbitration. 

Art. 96. All civil officers for the Slate at large 
shall reside within the Slate, and all District or Par- 
ish officers within their Districts or Parishes, and 
shall keep their offices at such places therein as inay 
bo required by law. 

Art. 97. All civil officers, except the Governor 
and Judges of the Supreme and inferior courts shall 
be removable by an address of u majority of the mem- 
bers of both Houses, except those the removal of 
whom has \>een otherwise provided for by this Con- 
stitution. 


Art. 98. In all elections by the people the vote 
shall be by ballot, and in all elections by the Senate 
ond House of Representatives, jointly or separately, 
the vote shall be given viva voce. 

Art. 99, No member of Congress nor'pcrshn 
holding or exercising any office of trust or profit uh- 
der the’United States, or either of them, or under 
any foreign power, shdl be eligible as a member of | 
tho General Assembly, or hold or exercise any office 
of trust or profit under the Stale. 

Art. 100. The laws, public records and the judi- 
cial and legislative written proceedings of tho State 
shall be promulgated, preserved and conducted in 
the language-in which tlio Constitution of the United 
States is written. 


ART- 101. The Secretary of the Senato and Clerk 


of the Houso.of Representatives shall be conversant 
with the 1* ranch a,nd English languages ; and mem- 


bers nuy address either house inllie French or Eng- 
lish language. ** 

v!^cj r .. 102r~Nb. power 6f~sGi^e'ifding the laufs of 
fhif State shall be exercised, unless by the Legisla- 
ture or its authority. 

Art. 103. Prosecutions bhall be hy indictment .or 
information. The accused shall have a speedy pub- 
« » l . na au iu, P arlia l jury of the vicinuge ; he 
shall not be compelled to give evidence against him- 
self; he shall have the right of being heard by hiin- 
self or counsel ; he shall have the right of meeting 
the witnesses face to faoe, and shall have compulsory 

Art" r f,> r 4 0btainin P his favor, 

cient «.'irc'ie^Jrfi:‘ ,0 ;" r ’ ‘M 1 , bo bailable by xtiffi. 
proof i. evident, or pTefSRlS! «L«re tl.o 

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Art. 127. Tlio Legislature shall have power . 
ffilpnd.lhia C'oualitUlinD.and the jurisdiction of. th 
•Mate over any territory acquired by compact with 
any State, or with the United Stntes, the same being 
done by the consent of the United State*. 

Art. 128. None ol tlie lands granted by Congress 
to tlie State of Louisiana for aiding it in constructing 
the necessary levees and drains, to reclaim the 
swamps and overflowed lands in t|iis State, shall be 
diverted from the purposes, for which they were 
granted. 

Art. 129. The Constitutions and laws of this State 
shall be promulgated in the English and French 
languages. 

TITLE VII. 

L INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS. 

Art. 130; There sliall be u Foard of Public 
Work.*, to consist of fouf Commissioners. Tlie .State 
shall be divided into four Districts, containing a* 
nearly as may be an equal number of voters, and one 
'Commissioner shall be elected in each District, for 
the teem of lour years ; but, of the first elected, two, 
to be designated .by -lot, shall remain in office for 
two years only. 

Art. 131. The General Assembly, at its first ses 
sion after the adoption of this Constitution, shah 
provide for the election and compensation of the 
Commissioners and the organization of the Bourd. 
Ihe Commissioners first elected shall assemble on a 
day to be appointed by law, nnd decide by lot the 
ofder in which their terms of service sliall expire. 

Art. 132. The Commissioners shall exercise 
diligent and faithful supervision over all public 
works, in which ‘the Statemay be interested, except 
those made by joint stock companies. They shall 
coiuinuhicaie to the.Generul Assembly, from time tr 
timo, their views concerning the same, and recom 
inend such measures as they may deem necessary, 
in order to employ to the best advantage and- for the 
purposes for which they were granted, the swamps 
and overflowed lands conveyed by the United State! 
to this State. They shall appoint all offioers en 
gaged on the public, works, and shall perforin such 
other duties us may be prescribed bylaw. 

Art. 133. The Commissioners inay-.be removed 
by the concurrent vole of a majority of all the mem 
bers elected to each I louMI of the General Assam 
bly; but the'tjause of the removal shall be entered 
on the journal of each House. 

Art. 134. The General Assembly shall have 
power by a vote of tliree-fifths of the members 
ducted to each House, to abolish said Board, when- 
ever m their opinion a Board of Public Works shall 
no longer be necessary. 

TITLE VIII. 

PUIILIC EDUCATION. 
n r P I'r 13 r.'j" ri! “. e 1)0 elected a Superintendent 

of.Pjtblic Editcutmnr wiin shall hold hii office lor ihe 

M yC T,, Hi " du ' iea “ llal1 '(>“ .Preached 
y Inw, nnd ho shall reoetve nucli compensation an 
the Legislature may direct ; provided that the Gen- 
era) A^petnMy ahall have power by a vote of the 
majority of the membera elected to both Houae., I 
abolish tlio said office-of .Superintendent of Publ.„ 
Education, whenever in their opinion anid office ahall 
be no longer necessary. • - 

f,.2 p T ,'l,li ia 's T |( l ‘ PT'" 1 Aaaembly almll e.tabli.l. 
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provide for their support by general taxation „„ pro- 
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tod,” or some such words as will distinctly convey 
the intention of the voter. At the conclusion of the 
said ejection, which shqll bo conducted in every res- 
iWct as the general State election is now conducted, 
the commissioner* designated to' preside over the 
same sliall carefully examine and count each ballot 
sodcpdsited, and shall forthwith make due returns 
t horeol to the 8ecretiry of State, in conformity to 
the provisions of the existing law upon the subject 
of elections. * 

WP, the receipt of tlie said returns, or 
on the L>th Monday in-November, if the returns be 
not sooner received,, it shall be the duly of the Gov- 
ernor, the Secretary of State, . the Attorney General, 
and the Slate 1 rca.urer, in the absence Of all such 
persona as may choo.e lo attend, to compare the 
vol e* g. y en at the said poll, for t| ls ratification or ra. 

Jcllion oril.i. Lonatitution, and if il .hall appear from 
said return that a majority oT all the votes given is 
for ratifying the Constitution, the,, it ahall be the 
duty of the Governor to make proclamation of that 
lact, and thenceforth this Cohatitution shall be or- 

darned and established as the Constitution of the — — 

btnte of. Louisiana. But whether this Constitution L’ommisston Merchants, No. 03 Qravi*^.* 
bo accepted or rejected, it shall be the duty of the lpan " ^ 7 

Governor to cause to be publishea in the official pa- T B GUR^Tr^ * 

per of the Convention the result of the polls. Hhowintr t . _ S.K. UURMAN k 00. 

tho number of vote, ca.t in each /ari.l, for and 

ngnmst the said Constitution. Straw Uoods, No. 36 Magaatne atrsst, eorvr tl U 

Aht. 152. Should this Constitution be accepted N »» 
by the people, it shall also be theduty of the Gover- A F ami oonortment of Panama, OSoMihi uj 
nor fortliwith to issue Ilia proclamation, declaring and P.Un Leaf Hats, at tho lo»« oaih pried’ ” 
the present Legislature, elected uuder the old Con- on Land 

atHution, to be dinxolved, and directing the aaveral ,Wdlanuf M tory. lgl Water .trail K»T-. J 


CLEVELAND, BROTIIRM* a). 
Conunlednn' Murchantr, 21 Commrrtld ^ 


I leans. 


Pi^ 

W 


HIClIAItD ndgentToo: 

I Cotton Factors and Commlnxlon Utrdumt Am 
Hoar, Carondct et .trac t. New rxu 


WRIGHT, WILLIAMS AO. 


f ,IL1 


oflicen of tlie Stale, aulhorixed by law, to hold elec- 
tions lor member* of the General Assembly, to hold 
nn election at the places dosignaled by law, upon the 
fourlp 1 - - 


r. E. A. MAI.ARD. 


Ction at the places designated -by law, upon 
M onday of December next, for Governor, Lieu- 
tenant Governor, members of the General Assembly, 
oecretary of State, Attorney General, Treasurer and 

Siinprmtnn.lnnt nf I.M.. ... 


MALARD ti ARMIflTf AD 
I Wholesale Dealern In Foreign and Dvawuc Dq 


No. 70 Oravlcr street, between MsysriM 


... -•»*, aioqsuici and I Orleans. 

superintendent of I ubhc Education. And the said I A ^ supply of Plantation Goods, 
election shall be conducted, and the returns thereof ~~ 

made in conformity with existing laws upon the sub- 
ject of State elections. 


Art. 1j 3. The General Assembly elected under* 
th's Constitution shall convene at the State Houae, in 
Baton Rouge, ypon the third Monday of January 
next (18t>3,) after the elections; and the Governor 
und Lieutenant Governor, elected at the same time 
shall be installed in office during the first week oi 
• ! r J e88IOI b an ^ before** t shall be competent for the 
said General Assembly to proceed with the transac- 
tion of business. 

Art. 154. All (he 
shall bo made in the Of 
lion- & y 


DR. GRUUUKir, 

Office Jackson street, between \fcs HuteUowi 
Tchoupltoula* street. 

Residence — Corner of Jackson ?r A 
fayette. 


public* tiona herein ordered 
Rciai Journal of the Conven- 


OU1TTENDEN L DAMH0\v 
Dealers in Carpeting, Oil Cloths and Houiebqk Atr asd 
Goods, Nos., *26 Chartres Btrcet sad 4f 
street. New Orleans. 

"•■a 1 


Akt. 155.. This Constitution .hall be publiihed ir 
F"8 lis . h l» «>• Official Journal of the 


A. J, WRIGHT. 

A. J. WRIGHT k 00., 

(Jot ton Fdctors and Conunission and Fci _ 
chants. No. 67 Gravier street, Nsw0riea% 


Convention, from theVrioJ of it» adjournment until 
the first I uesday of November, 18-12. 


R M. ELLIS li 00., 
Commission Merchants, No. 67 Gravltr *j*t, 


or imprison me n t a t haid 


nity of the same. 
Art. 72. The 


State shall, 
every ’ 


.hall Judge* of all cou t t. witbin this 

shnH, si Ibflen a. it may be ponible 10 to do, ii 
definitive judgment, refer lo the porticolar latt 


lmd5n7ll°M«ee C ' b dd UOb ®»F be 'vnderaffi 

judgment l. ?eundel U ”' °“ Wbich ^ aif 

Art. 73. The Judges of all the court, ehall be 
liable lo impeachment; but for any reasonable cati.e, 
whioh .ball noi be anfficient ground for impeacb- 
ment, the Governor .hall remove any of them on the 
eddreieof Ihree.fuurthi of the membera preeenl o 
each House of the General Aseembly. In every 
lucb cate, the cause or cauiea for which such re. 


privilege of |he writ of habeas evrpus .hall not bH 
suspended, unless when in case of rebellion or inva- 
sion the public safety may require it. 

Art. 105. No rx post faclu law, -nor any law im- 
pairing tho obligation ul contract!, ahall be passed ■ 
nor vested righu be divested, unless for purpose, of 

TiOBljy] «ad. r ’ “ d f0r ade 'i ualc com peneation pm- 

Att- 100. The press shall be free. Every citizen 
may freely speak, write, and publisji Itis sentinienls 
fiber! * Ubj '^*’ bul “ K ™*P«fiwU« ‘or an abuse of this 

Art. 107. Jrhe Seat of Government ahall be and 
remain at Baton Itouge, mid sliall not be removed 
Without the consent of three-fourtbe of botli house' 
of the General Assembly. 

Tlle -ftate sliall not eubiorlbe for tlie 
the' be!' l!'| 0r r Bmk<! “ l08n lo '' not P leJ k'» i‘* faith for 
“ i**? com- 


perly or otherwise : and all 

vided, .hell b, distributed to 'e'aof.Ya'ri,h7n“p”r'opor'- 
ti m to the number of tree white children between 
b<! by lhe Uo " er “l Assembly. 

«late, end the proceeds of the • by 

'arsons tn whicli tha Suite 


Proclamation 

BY JOSEPH WALKER, QOVMItNOU OF TUB BTATE 
OF LOUISIANA. 

EXECUTIVE OFFICE, lUro, lt.,i„ M , ,^„„ t 
\t IIEREAB, Th. Cver.ntlon l.t.ly ssssmUo-t .1 ih. Run. c.i.itol 
in Hi. lo.q of U.tuu Rouf., lor th.. or rbw^lnx iR. Cmi.to 

Uon uf tb. Slot, ol Luui.i.nA, hu oijnln.a : “ Tb., ImnwikUlr .n., 
“• -'jnwum.nl „f ill. Uoot.uiIoo, lb. (l.,.e,or .hall Ian. U. protle 
"“ u “- -“—“"X 11 ‘ .*v.r»l nfflc.n vr tbi. But., .nlboriua br Uw to 
b«U ^elteos kr in. mb,,. „r th. Ocn.ml Am-mblj, i„ , 0 j b „, d . 
l-o" in ...rj- p»,i.b ol Ih. Bum, nl lb. pin... ly 

lb. HRBTTURSDAYcKNCVEStBER^c, fX™;' 
'h. ana of th. m»d p.opl, of tbi, 8UI. in ,. p„J lb , afnplinn i 
r.J.rnim of tlii. CoiuUlnu. , aid II shall be lb. dnly of aid <<11;.,. a 
ien.iv. Ui. vul„ uf nf. per.m. eotiU.a u .ol. uoJ.Mb. .Id CoulIU- 
bun .ml unil.r IbU CnaUIntton. tab v.le, .1,^1 Us opinio, 

by Ji- penning iu .. ajw.1, bo., In be k.pt fe, Ib.l purpoa", . tlel.l, 
wb.reon .ball W arili.n ‘THE CONbTlTl,’ TION -ACCEPTED 1 n, 

THE CONSTITUTION' REJECTED,- nr 

J .U.IIy cnnn.y lb, lotontion of lb. vol,,. Al tt , aclufoo of abl 
election, whidh «lull U oondueUd ia every re<w>rt u the ffenerml fii.t. 
el.ction i. nn» rondo, wd, tb. C.'n„„n.i...„ dv. it ..tid ijpr.edn 
Ihe Mine ihall cAr.lally «uiaine and count ««rh t*J|| 0 t to denofflled ..M 

ihnll forthwith fflnht a,.. ,.u,„. Ui.r.n, to u* Zl W 
1,2 10 ‘"'" U ‘ 0 “* 01 «P« th* snbj^M 


REGULAR CRT 00006 TUB 

JOSEPH n. PALMER fib (JO, . 

I Importers and Wholesale Dealers ta DtyOaAd 
street. New Orleans.. , , iff 


filai 

yfhrirt' 

jtlkui 


bails 


Tumi 


I aim 


Englan 

finuljj 


■tttitf- 

fite sit 
IJJSITi 


tl 


Si 


4*i 

and 


I: 


LVI/I TUEJTW'ARt. 

54- DUNLAP, H 

, CAMP STREET, NEW 0KLUH, 

Has on hand a good assortment ol VI4ddfl<WUlI 
various qualities, which will bo sold on Its oslhAjl.il 
KU -“ — " Purchasers ere respecttatljaiadli * *4^^ 


ble terms, 
end examine 


J> #100,000 WOBTl 
Fuhii 



ionable CloUtiug, Gen 1 

lag Goods, Ao., at HMA- 

ALFRED MUNROE If CO.' I 

u One Price” Mammoth Clothing 
Magaxlno street, Nuw Orleans. 


he 
noc 

f ‘ 

pW 

k The 


•lectloni." 

Now, therefore, I have 


GENTLEMEN slutting New OrtwusKBai 
sited to call and . examine much tbs tnrpfj uta> 


, 1,1 p, ”P” r 10 L* 10 “i*. nr Trip, Umntiou, | P letl! iwaortment of goods In the e^lOtlfi|^•toR* , 
nolifyinf tbn qunliBed v'ler. ef th, Sul, of Ibu ordinnnr, nf Ibn Con. I the South. . “ 


v.nUnn asefenieU, ant fntlb.rmen, ronun.nJIng .lisb.'ni’, ComiZ. 

“T ’“"n *' “ J •" “ ,k " nonr.m.,1, l,.„<,uly |b. 

|>«oj<l« lo aiaeintdi and voU upon Ute aeretiian. .. .. „ 




nu J vet. upon U,c nor.pt.ri, ; 0 , n-I.eUon ol th. Con 
.liluliun, ujjen the nloroabl FlllST TUESDAY OF NCVEMUERn.™ 

“ d , ,Ul U ‘” U ‘“■■'““'L-ad bar,. ,n™.“ LTi 

ruufunuily lo tb, Jrilliunce nnj with tb. .ni.l.iq. I.„ .nbjal 

0, .Genoa. - D, Gersieor, . jose ,,, 1 waLckr 
Cn.qnsy (I.T. n«s,S.r, of Bu te. nu» -jp„ . 


S 'the State 


alia 11 pay qjj linnugl intereit of h\x ber'r«..t- 
interest, together with ,h„ intor^t o^n ffie t,u' 
deposited W'lh this State by the United #* 

IhV b . 88l .° f :P.?!’« re ** “PlHovtd Jun. kSTl83a,and 


dli the rent, of llm un^ijlaiffi'," sYalF b^ a‘Zim“ 
uled -to the support ol i U0 h schools, an, I el. i? 


Mesopotamia Female Semliutry. 

EUTAtV, GREENE CO., ALABAMA 
The Fatl Sees, on of this Institution will op „ B 
Hrat Monday of September. Young ladlt-s from a distance 

Z7Zt “ k ” ‘ PP “ Mtlen f0r « °erly an 


P»ny created or e.tabli.bed for banking pnrpo.es' 
nor for any other nurnoe,. , 


ffi. r flw']Jg 0 i„icfe“ rp0 "' ' h “ those. 'deBqribed 

urant 1 aid?' TUe ^ g ' alalUre ,lla11 ha ' ,< ’ P owe ‘ to 
f„ rt.T.W'V or ** ,0 <Ji»tion* of individual. 


. _ vww.ue lUi WUIDU SUCIi re- 

ffi??tW?. b '.'.':‘, |U ,'„'" J .. ,l, “ 11 »‘ .length i„ 


f„ pm „i c .. r- — y-- •••wub.iabiuijo ui mUlVlOUl 

inl^rn d r r 16 ex ^ ,UB,Ve P»rP9*t of making works of 
StetJ la ' "" prov « ,n ' nt, ,' vll “lly or partially within the 
State, to the extent only of one-fifth of the capita! of 

<*. of 


J tiapital of 


and in8erUjd «» tho Journal of .each 
A] 


mouey or public bond* , „„ 

■hall be paid to the company onl 

rut r 1 1 nn ■■ il,„ ... . ■ e f< 


but any aid tliua granted 
ily in the same pro* 




many District Attorneya as may be 
Thejr ah at I bold their 


hereafter found necessary. They eliail 
m1nrfiyUw. Ur y ** r,; ‘ b ' ir duli ' a ,hal1 b « &'• 


. P Mvn™din‘hv , .| ,n “ i ,' ,J u °f! llU ?a / i,al alia11 b » «tu.‘ 




1 m 1 o 'file Judges, both ‘of the Supreme and 
Infenot Court. ,h.l|, at , t .„d . 

■alary, whlcf. ,|,>11 nut be diminished during ffi.h 
continuance mottle; and ffieyare prohibit d ' 
receiving xny fee. ol -..fi c0 , y ollie ‘ com “ „|f® 
tbaii^ their aalaries, for xny .i v ;| duties perfort 


association receiving the 

birn'^d^cn U ,:-„ 1 ;;rvi, p ; uvid ' d ' ,tau 


ptiation shall ra'maiu 'in'vtatb’ "" d W' 1 " 

l„„A T : 13 1| AU mone y arising from the sale, which 

SiEirs ri-r 8 

annum, ahnll be-nppropnmed p “ r cc, “' l ,er 

Seminary of Learning, far the ptpinotionT/’m^,. 0 !..! 

mid the arts und sciences, and no law shall ever be 

made diverting said fund to any other use than to the 
Lnriii TOent andim I ,roveme,lt 0| ' sa 'J Seminary of 
AnT.faj, The University of Louisiana, in New 

° A JST'l m al,ul1 *'t> nmimnined. 

Art. 140. J ho LefilslatBfS' sUair'"iiive‘'pSVe““ffi 
may benecesaary for the further 


The accommodations of tho School are suth a» to ^Tord 
the best e Btcilitiu for acquiring a thnrnugl. add .c^m 
pUsbed Education. Tlie location 1. one of the most .qM. 

Wat ty enblta r ^ arJ » ''>»™U«d 

Wanly of the immediate site, tbn salubrity of the ntmos 

pln-re. the excellence of the water, or the morata £ 
.gence, and refinement uf the surrounding community 
little remains to.be denhed. Three or more Te.“her, .n 
constantly enunciated wjth th. Principal m tb, b u .,„m 
of Instruction, the marked feature, if which are thorough, 
no, . and honesty. The pupils enjoy the benefit, of £ 
^Apparatus. and such other aceesaorfes «, are most 


We manufacture ail our ClothlB| t** 
retail sales, and it is with ihe purfwt 
able to give i»tisfa«tlon, that w# «U who *81 

with a call to examine particularly o*r*tjl**|l^ 
ture, trimmings, be. 

All gpodi sold by us are warranted in 
after tlie purchase of any article any dUsit 
it will be cheerfully tak.en back and tho I 
| Our object la'fo please our customers. 

«r ONE PKIOH FOB GOODS-So 4n«» 
fe 0-ly ALFRED 

BtMixaain s Btiest,fi«g f 

MR. JAMES WEIGHT 

Having for private reasons, which no h _ 
continued his interest during tb4 last bud**/** 
the firm of James Wright At Son, we bav# ttewft 
sure of aunounoing that he beoomei this 
in our house, aud solicits th^interestoC 
former patrons. 

To correot a goueral misapprehend**. Itk f 
stato that he has no interest in any otbsu!***' 
JAMES WRIGHT. A. J- 

Now Orleans. Deo. 1, 1861. 

V.J-A 


‘KM’ 


»ih 


For farther uarticulara apply U> 
June, lsfij. 


A. WINOIlEDh, 
Prin cipal and Proprietor. 

ANu-rtttmx- 


DUNBAR h BUOUAF.AN, 
OommWiion Mm hnuti and WhaUsahe Q 
etreet, Nl-w Orleans. 


•ttril 


Stated.' 1 !!' No | tabTff«y.' ".hrif be' contracted by the 
i| 8 .”" 8 . b In , 0| )‘*oiicd, unless the same be au- 


from 

“vil duties performed by 

Art. 70. The Legislature shall v, ve rowe . 

«t ui Clerks of Courts authority to gtai,t P , uc |, or . 
dors, and do and. xcti a, may be deemed nee,., ° „ 
for the furtherapee of the administration of justic/ 
and in all casts the power# thus irrum^.t 


•J (Lac the laws be faith 

-Uinr extcutfffid. 

H.aU:?i; U?.' y bi “ » w «l> ■Lull have pissed both 
^ 10 lb “ Governor ; if he 

wuL Bl *“ . il » ^ ®® l » **• ah*ll return it 


3 < »hfit b nwli 1,8, i 18 ‘hsHoue^iu which it orjgiua- 
1 1 ca ‘* r the objections at large upon its 

ttalSESSf ^'•owasid.r it; if after such 
wo.lbirdn ol ait the members eivc- 
*11 egree to p,„ ,|,e bill, it 
objection*, le thy ptl.nr Houne. 
reconeifor^, a^d il 
d ill the oiembei. eleclen 
f h“‘ U euch cane. 

•boJl ». dataruiW by yea. 
f"*I ff ‘I** tnembej. voting 
I, shall be an fared oa the jour- 


tad lo that . 
shall be sin, 
hy which it 
approved 



mmm 


citied end ^ ^ ^ ^ 

Aa-r. 77. The Judge, of the several inferior courl. 
ahall hav# power to remove the Clerk#^ "thereof for 

appeal to the Supreme Coiirt, 

Art. 7a The jurindieiioVi of Justices otafa- v* - 


thorued by eome law for some singb object or work 
1— hfa l!* 1 - 1881 ^ *P ec ' fl<, , li ‘herein, which shall be 
louffBB .*§ ,na J or,t y of Ik© members elected to both 
ious.101 the General Assembly ; end Ihe aggregate 
.mount of debt, and liabilities incurred under thta 

? e d°,r r '“ dm ‘t 8rlicl »- ,1,al1 nmr al a “F °ue time 
M 7? d ‘ °f eight milliotie.of dollars/ 

ART. 111. Whenever the Legislature .ball ™. 


M u*r. nl,1, ° ,,un oi ° u8buii - 


ml ° r • w foeir^K. 

.Btini' of- the current interest 




* n civ ‘* Caaea 10 cases wi 

Jretl dollars, 

a aucli rases _ _ 

ud by llie qn.lili.^^ctnrs <d eecb l^aLaWWs^rict loiV/h' ' ^ b “ ^ eKi,lalU[ * * lial1 P r » v ido by law 

a-., .nd.he “ . 8 ::: b ri** d by * bia 


ter in us pule does uot exceed o7e handled tolls?! 

: c ?* , | n 0f ^‘.anbjec. to . i>e.| i„ „cb m... 

W hy lew. They .b.U be7"‘ 


limn irt 1 ' 1 ,aw »oine 3il.tr ide- 

ilSiS V ! SS\£u ’ p * ym '“ l 01 “ ,e p ,i,,ci ‘* 81 “'-h 


regnlation of foe University, Md”Zr the "/uonmfio" 
of iiIA*ftturo nnd acience, but shall be under no obli- 


gaffljn Uj^Antribute to thu support 0 / said r 
■>ty by nppropriationa. . ** Ver ' 

TITLE IX. 

°J REV,8!N ° the constitution. 

ARt. 141. Any amendment or amend main, imi : 
Conatitutiou indy be proposed in the S»„ n t *' * u * 1 h 
of Representative*, and it the ^ ° r 


lions ' t w ok i b ^^ H '~ a f" l, i^* , , n 7ffiheis e e?e??ted ,0 to I *e«l! 
Ilouse, ,#uoli proponed amendment 


provided for bv^Lw ^ J^oZ ~e 

I**fieh, lo, the term of f„ UI j.,,,, 4 Jj * 
case/ pectu subs^juent * • 

fillsd by th# J udg# 6 ( iba ^ 
ey •lists, aud ij^o ptrtoo m» 


lfcket * 


in tliieStata 

urJ 


“R-iV w*-lt gno-.nl 

Sheriff aod 


Axt. bo; A fi 

UfocS^-xr-S,, 





.hell b’e etit^e'r^u Wir jumnX^iiffi rv nJU ' ,nt ? 

proposed ainenUnnent »r 

l uif! . .«i , ttld e,ecll0 » ilmll approve -and 

raiifv such amendment or amendment* 1 tho fame 

. .all become part ef the Conetilution. - if ,kZ 

shrilG iHo“| dm ' Ul bs »‘ »Hm», they 

may votefn? n.V*W r fl(n “ ‘Lot Hie people 
y V r or “ininjri Mnfi Oiueiidmeflt separalely. 

a... — s t'E* D u Le . o. 

ArV. Mj. jbe Cunetli 


.WAREHOUSE. 

8. ROBB * Oo., 

ti'u. 00 Gracin' slntl, New Orlanu. 

Tho subscriWra inrite I’ltntora and Deulera in Saddlery 
etc., to ceU aud uxauiiuo thoir stuck. 

They ore constantly receiving Goods from tho Menu 
factory in l’hlladidphln.and direct fr-.ui England, and un- 
prepared to idler liberal Inducements to purchasers. 

Their stock in stare Is Urge and well assorted, and is 
comprised as follows : 

Baddies, Bridles Bud^Martlugalr,- -in great variety 
Ooaeli, Gig. Buggy, Uuurboru, Binge. Wagon, Drey Carl 
end Plough Harness; Horse dud Slulu Collars II,nn, 
and Blind Bridles ; Trace Chains i Medical Beg, ■ Saddleri 
Hardware ; Leather of all descriptions ; Couch Furnltur. 

Tru >» k , T Hlyl°g.[ Baddlers. 

Tril„l®41fi-rd’ Tilolfi ; fill, Varulnhj India Robber “i- 
I'utent stretched LHuthor Gin and Mill l|, n d,. lndii 
Itnbber Uoods; Traveling and Packing Trunks ; 
aud Carpet Traveling Bug.,, Valises, etc, etc etc 

U 1 I 16 'b’J — ly ’ . 


street. 


M081S GREENWOOD A (XL 

i. rorwra n^ 


re gatii 


T. II. JA0K80J 

| Dualora in Fluu F Ashton# ble Clothing, No. 

(next (lour to PUntera* lloUl,) New W*** 1 
Moultin' Oluthing, Gunt.’n Under 6*** *** 
Trunk#, Carpet Dug#, and a guuaral 
Clothing, alihtya on baud and i*** 
tho lowest market 




. jet ] 


NOTICE 

We have Tnt* Day 
CoiumiMion uud 

ne« S u K ul, Lt B ‘ VaWuTl' 

fc CO * ““ a “ yl *‘'' WAT *«S. CAMDEN 


B. F. SMITH, DENT1M. _ 
Has returned, and 1# devoting himself wNw* 
practlcM of bis profewiion. » 

Offlc# at. thu corner of St. Obario# d ttcil* 
Squaru. . * 

The New Orleans Christian 

I# itwued weekly, at Two Dollar# *nd a 
No hubavrlptiuu taken fpr lew than o» 
♦criber# will bo underatood a# wlahing to 
it 1# expressly stated otherwUe 
Thu Itinerant Minister# and Preaehew 
Episcopal Church, Bouth, iuv, *U of 
(gent# of tho New Orleans Christian Ad**** j 
payments may bo made. 

All communications, whether of brai**f 4 g 


r 1 ^ 


U111 


i remitting me»e, - ^ 

.he amount oftefi dcllars, must be F - * 4 


m 'i|2& 

Bfl 


- ,wm 4. iaflnr -ti 


action#,' lirosiraiiiiuoa etaraa 
euj CP„(, acts, a, wtats^^^aataT of bTd“ 


Ht* time at' the 


therewith, slutll CoatihUe I 


u ‘ l * eol inconsistent 
■ if tho sumo Ud uot been 


1 MUS. llllU. 


No obituary notkoo will be insert' 4 mtlrt* 
ffithiu two Ufpnth# oi tho death eg ' $ pffseft 

tuvolvUf 'bob, a n 
sccouutM of revivals. rcligjmr „ tuentfagh 
biographit-#, t-tc., musk btt 'accomj**^ 


^"j+r^w (Vm,.,, g u „ I 


'HChVw 

t) 


WTT0!, GENERAL 

..... ' COUSltSStCflVMliltflUANTS, 


A few seleot adraouweVisats wifi t 
I nr which nuut tu aid, lu t 


#» »• 





fUliihing Committee ( 

louiiittne Conference, \ n. u. nivKits, i». i». 

"yOLUME II. NUMBER 


H. N. McTYEIUE, Editor. 


NEW ORLEANS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, lS,f)2. 


T I N 0 CHlilSTlAN. SOOltttoB) then may ho exhort thorn, pray in extent 

in i ovor "*«•“, nnd exert among them n strong trfivel ovi 

TleftflawingUneB wore suggested l,y hear- inHucnuo for R00 j . J" 


a 


iicconnl of » converted heathen who, 
tying, oicixinied to a missionary pro- 


Hy too free communion, in bin yet unre. 


in ‘"t' 011 '- J'-'ery three months ho, had to It might Bej'm inexpedient, u» a general rwrt.ri. „. ctitt.„u asm..,. 

tifcvcl o\er it. I ho country wn» now, the rule, for an ecclesiastical body to oloct a man ’* Kt-i-t eoni of cimi i. pon> i u » i.hi.14 ant, 
ruera hridgelens^ the Woods pftth'oss, nnd to an oflioe bo important on an impulse so "!" ■'" t ,,lllr 1111,1 -, 
flinch of the territory houseless. It was his sudden. Vet in this case the choice woo in reft How true! how pure, thf. Word of Life, 


I Puhliehinif 
w. Mtinnvii. ) »/ Jllalxm 

WHOLE NUMB 


“ Ktrrr wonl of On.l i- ptn** ho |. a nblfld onto them 
who put their trust in lllii*.’^ 


maoon female oolleoiaTe m l 


STITBTE OS THE ALABAMA UONrE.IEJIPB I 
MISSISSIPPI. ... 'I 


NOTES 


gonorato though penitent state of mind, with policy to advance with his corps of itinerants fortunate.. No man in the American Mellio- To those who trust in Him ; 

tlinsft Who worn flimnlnou nF II, vA .... ... r. . . .. .... ■ . 


1 ho annual Examination of this Institu- Mb lv 
' ion ''OTtitnouoed on Friday, the 2!)<1 of .Tub, . U 

and closed on the following Tuesday. A L ri 

larger nunther of visitors attended the exam- Tnv » ”, , m ? 
i nit ti on than Imvo any previous year. Aleo »i n i . 
the Board of Vi«i torn wan full. The iM SfeTtH? 
er» and the young Mikes roccived them with , " 

a cheerfulness and freedom which plainly in- u i.tnit t^’ ' 
Seated that they, all had*hecn preparing for We nd „, nn j 
their inquisitive guestM, and were, ready nnd Moufhwnrd n 
lully eoriipotont to, puss through t lid expected 1 ' n 

ordeal, .* ... . 

i lie itrst class tho £3mniUtoo heard yrai nlneo 

the class in French, by Ollondorfs system of Now 1 mitered a 
teaching. Considering the time tho ojoss try only a 
hml devoted to this study, thoy.n^iiftej tea on ih6 ro 
themselves with much' credit} -evincing “ Wwftmirntri 
knowledge of the rules and idioms of the }M®riZ I 

language and correct pronunciation. 


"My bat is on the sea , .ts .saris are those who were careless of bod and of their as fast and as far as emigration proceeded, diet Church at that time united in his person With heavenly treasures always rife 

W d 1 «n o«ly wal ‘ ln f5 fur a brccz0 '“ own b “ u1b ’ 1,0 ^ hlB , seriousness, stifled his W l.erever the settler erected his log cabin, so many admirnhle qualifications for the of- To , llc98 tlln wlthi _ 
rtftmehomo!” v convictions, and became indifferent to his re- 'here stood MKcndreo to preach to him tho fico as did William MKcndreo. Ab a man, Ki „. .. . . .. 

, ‘ igiou^i interests. He did not, however, lose Tiospol. lo roach tho frontier settlements, ho was single hearted, magnanimous, goner- ' . . lno ln 1 appBar 

ilhon tho sea, ' »« moral standing. Ho retained the form, and to pass from ono settlement to another, ous, and of most refined and exquisite sensi- VVb,cb nevor ll 7 »«V. 

pwtuoin winds are gone ; though ho had never yet JiUly known tho ho had jtfteii' long, tedious a nd dangerous bility. A- u ri.viqM.-n he was deeply piou s. Writte n in Jesus’ hand intuit clear, • 

UN Boat past half joyfully, • "spirt religion. - In this shite or mind — a rides. Ho must wade through swamps, swim As a minister, he was, in power ami success. As with a sun-lit ruy. 

Ill look calmly on. state of moral carelessness, of religious indif- over rivers, and pick his way, through tho a prince among his brethren, He was tho- Here may flio poor obtain' their wealth 

, '. terenoe— lie romnincd till ho was about thirty woods. Night often overtook him far from roughly acquainted With the Discipline and With certain sure succ ess ; 


Mr. Kpi ron: \ 


^iiftinohomo^ *. 

u tost is on tho sea, 

ftsptstuotu winds aro gone ; . ' 

,««Bo»t past Ba!f j^frully ; 

Ujlllook calmly on. 

Kiltidsys gono by, 
j^lumcliDd upon tho doop, 

^jikiatW and cIouJh rodo in tho sky, 
IVWb W«B my b°» t would sweep . 
e 1 spread ; 

liuBsaili, how whito thoy aro ! t 
pure, while floating overhead, 

Uh WHO bright beacon star ! 
nitty tT fire block as night, 

ITiik an all stained and dark, 

(Qrist'i^hre Mood has washed thorn white, 
isJhung them o or my bark. 

|*t is on the Boas, 
kails are spread to-day, 
tywoit a friendly breezo 
|| bear me hence aVray. 
sj 1 . away ! I long to go, 
lalvinds, 0 coiao, 0 come ! 
iissjof my stoy below, 

I pM I pant for homo ! 
oj'laofll tweet home! dear word! 
ftamdl the moment oome 1 
iW [ move; my sails are stirred ; 

Dm! home! I’m going home ! ‘ 


icrcnoc— he romamed till ho, wasnbout thirty woods. Night often, overtook him far from roughly acquainted with the Discipline and With certain, sure 'success 
y ™ 8 , 0 . ’ - - any dwelling. 0 In such emergency liq would government of tho Church; proiinhly bettor , , , , 

Clonous is tho memory of thoso days, disnonint from his horse at some convenient versed in ecclesiastical law than any of his *'y “^h and prnyer, and not hy sfebltl,, 
when, perhaps more frequently than in our spot,’ gather up a lot of fue l, kind le a fire, eat eontcriipprarids, except Aslmry. a ho humblo Cod will bless, 

day, the power gnd tho grace of God were a M6ncl of. food kindly put up for him at the . Hi held tho oflioe of bishop for twenty-. Here, the distressed limy f(nd relief, 
manifested, as on thp day of i’ontocost, nnd lost cabin,' lio down under a tree, with tho eoven years. .During the first twelvo years A rest nf sweet repose; 
mndreds, arid somotimcs thousands, were forest leaves for his bed, his saddle-bags fur ho was effective and vigorous, travolihg unnu- A promise for each child ofgriof 
added to the Church, in a Jew months, on one his pillow,, and the overhanging foliage for ally fromUJio Mississippi of the West to the \ )m i, n ror nll thoir ’ 

circuit, and hy tho labors of one nqin. We his covering, and soundly sleep till morning Merrimack of the East, and from tho Saint ’ 

have heard with our oars, our fathers have * He spoilt in these western wilds eight Uwrenco of tho North to the St. Marys of ", “ " m t . Cadl w,y r ° e ’' 

told us o£ such scones, and we oursolves hnvo years. -And they were years of wonderful the South. Kbr tho Inst fifteen years of his 10 tom P t, f r to 'Ijaarm-- 

secn such glorious displays, and hnvo shared interest, liut we havo no record in detail of life ho was deeply afflicted by disease. He K ach subtle soheme to overthrow, 
in them. Such a revival* occurred- In 1787 the stirring scenes through which he passed, suffered at times intensely. Owing to his Be- Hy Christ’s all powerful arm . 
on the Brunswiok Cirouit, whoro M’Kcndxco We only know that lie preaolied with extra- vere afflictions, the General Conference, by Who would not treasure up its gems 
lived. In tho blessings of that revival ho ordinary power and success. lie ' often unanimous vote, relcasod him from all ohli- Of such immortal worth ' ’ ’ 

largely shared. His convictions were ro- prenehod nt quarterly mootings and at camp gation to travol at largo; yot still. ho pur- „v ., ,, , 

newod; his heart was deeply affooted. Aftef meetings to immense multitudes. Effects sued, so fur as he possibly could, his’ usual t than those diadems 

a few days of deep and sincere conviction, of followed similar to thoso which attended tho rounds, often tra'veling from one end of the " h >°h crown the kings of oartli. 
bitter ropontanco, of fasting nnd prayer, ns preaching of Wesley at Bristol and at I.on- continent to the other when ho wus so infirm Tll ° VVord ° r r,0<1 ! ll0W •J»«t it is ! 
he was listening to the man of God, in a large d° n i and of Whitetield at Kingwood and at as to havo to bo assisted hy his attendants in ' h*w precious to the. heart, 
and deeply nffeoted congregation, ho ventured Moorfields. Cardless ones would be awukened getting into his enrriugo or out of it. 1 Tinged with tho hues iff heaven's ow 

his all on Christ. In a moment his soul was to intense anxiety ; hai'd-hearted veterans in He retained, during tho twelvo Years of his Which never ,i„, . 


n * Toy new ficlds. (Hew 
tho ground 1 went ov« 
“■ Ration.) , I hastened 
1 1 hnarrungo my outfit 
'}■ after whM;I ’ 
hr vnends, and 
southward, pai 

,->|i«ii.d ttio-Tenacseen 
png-» placo whore 
° r Now 1 ontoroil a 




Wflnfw, on tho 
% rivem. I rod 
ton 


iMiHB Stocklcy’s cIubach in KngliBh (irmu- for the noit U 
nml V ^f’ogrtphy nml Uonmn Hintory, 

K uvn I ahead and w 

gonnral satisfaction. They spoko with Such directions I nverhmirfl »t 
clearness ns evinced n familiarity or tho text- hTm go there ‘ 

ooks they had studied -given in their own " k 

langUBiio. ’ ♦ . “ w 

ju 1 1 • i . . i . nonw, and was 

Air. Poindoxter’n olaaacs in Mental Arith^ t h em ah<nit ^ 

. nioiio, in Ciosnr, Physiology, Natural, Moral This was eUTfu 
and Mental PhiloeophiSe, end aM in Algo-, mountain- it^- L 
,bra, Geometry and Grecian History, all across it. ’ Wht 
showed that they had been taught witli great (struck the bond 
earo, and satisfied tho committee that caoJiMlfor. Hero w 
student was acquainted with tho gcncrqi!nKtt r ’lki eat 
principles of tho sciences they had studied. ' iago— now tho mmi 
These recitations were spiced, at intervals, t Hero I found a'sc 
with, instrumental music on the piano and ( to justify leaving 
■ violin, in coneort, by Prof. Undmnn »nd the Imoncoment of a 5 
filling ludioo. | forBtthi>tim#tl 

diB0,mr ! e WM '>» d People, had to < 


him go there, for he is 


his all on Christ. 


Ho retained, during tho twelvo yours of his 


relieved of a burdon too heavy to lid borne, sin would weep bitterly ; a.thlotic men would effective service,- nll the energy, the eloquence Thifl 


How precious to the heart, 1 ■ 

Tinged with tho hues of heaven's own bliss, 
Which never can depart : 


and joy succeeded sorrow. Ho spoko not a fall helpless as infants on the ground; deep 


word, but sat in deep nnd profound silence, conviction would seize on tho sinner ; earnest 


and tlie power of his eurly days. 

During tho tedious years of his physical 


with his eyes closed and his hands uplifted, and fervent prayer would arise from lips decline, from 1820 till his death in 1835, he 
giving glory to God |n his heart — It required fnim which butub hour before liiui proceeded continued, whenever it was possible fur him 


no words to inform those who saw him of the only curses; then would urise songs of praiso to mi 
cliango that had been wrought in him. llis and shouts of victory, muking the grand old friend 


This earth may fade, the planets fall, 
But still His word will stand 
Above the wreck, the fun'rul pall, 
Amid the spirit land. 


or be moved to his carriugo by O! pilgrims, trust to it alone ! 


hands, to travol ovor tho continent, ’Tis steadfast, firm aiid sure ; 






ross it. Wht 
uok the heml 


r. Hero jron , 
rUleat Cabin, 


Mmb&i 

Mpf] , \ .p. 



w- 


fILLI AH M'KENDREE. 



IT PROFESSOR LABRABEt:. 


countenance indicated it. Had he seen a vis- forest r.ng with poeans of triumph . preaching occasionally, overseeing tho inter- It will a seat near losus throne 

ion of nngels, or caught a glimpse of the Fresh fyora the field of glory and o'f tri- cats of the Churoh, and aiding, by his ooun- T ., 
heavenly paradise, ho could not havo mani- uniph, where for eight years he had been on- sol and ndvioc, his associates and the preach- J ° Wn 8 ° U KCUK ' 

fested more seraphic joy than beamed from joying 'Bilch success in his ministry as seldom orejn the prudent and efficient discharge of 
his foco. crowns the labors of mortals, M’Kondree pro- their official duties. In the summer of 1824, 

No sooner had ho experienced the joys of cccded to the city of Baltimore, to attend the after having attended tho General Conference 


Jackson, I,a. 


R.-B. T. 


preached by Dr. Neely, tho appointee for thoTthirty or forty miles- 
occasion. The subject was a timely one, und Uc™ not thought of ’ 
was delivered m his uSunl oloquent and for- | *ub»tuntialn ^7. _.A . 


^For lb* N s U.Cbnitun AdvOcaU. 


cible style. 

On Monday, in sight of the Instituh 
cornor fitone fota Methodist Episcopal Cl 
was laid with Masonio ceremonies, iu 


I . , * •' ^ “ > - U.tVUUVU WU UVUV 1 IU WUlOIGlItiQ . __ _ _ a .UWVWJ 

fauiMM’taDREE was born in the State H ia n * ie logan to feel , a deep interest General Conference of 18(W. Ho was a at Baltimore, ho made an extensive tour over A FOR THB ENDOWMENT address on tho occasion was iriven by 

is, . . . .... ... .Cm ik. ..1 A,: L* A* J 1 - . .1 ’ 1 L- t . . ... .1 .. .. . 


fagmia, in.1757. His parents woroihem- '^ or the salvation of his frionds and associates, stranger in the city, having ndt, as I $an the Alleghany Mountains to the Ohio river, OF CJjK^K^AHY Collkqk, la sumo gontloman — thon a collection of thr 

4 ! i.. t. ±\ . % Mil IVOnUnhiaAfimnaninnii ' Ua lh. laovn oroi- vlnltl.l !l 1*1. , .1 ^ ' .... ...... Ii ntvrlwo.l r, .. ,1 — A. O... J .a 


Btuntials wo - 
jjiiig southwar 
^Warrior, 

tfs — a worthy, i 
Xiring one T 6f m 


of ill? American 'branch of the Church " t: went to his companions. He warned them leiirn, over before visited it. i li- was a stran-. across tho country from Wheeling to Rnndus- 


| England. When very young ho became of Hio dangor of sin. He cxliorted them, ho gar to most of the members of the General dy ; on Lake Erie, "thonoo south tfirough the the fojldwiiig plaii, whiqh was adopted at tho to "' ftl r>8 making up tho dofii 

liouslyditposed from reading the Bible in ent Teutcd them to seek salvation. Ho prayed Conference. Few of the junior pronchors of eontrnl portions of Ohio to- Sliolhyvillo in la£p mooting of tho Trustees qpd Visitote tllu ll0U8e ' wliich is to l>q of 

eeommon school. Naturally quick in his devoutly and earnestly for them. Hecxhnrt- ‘he Eastern and Middle States, or of the Kentucky, end west through Indiana and II- for the endowment of Centenary 'College' ’ c,IBt ^t 011 thousand dollars, 

tcepfiom, thoughtful in his habits,' ami «d with eldqueneo, and^ prayed with poWor.ih Southern Atlantic States, had ever heard linois to tho Mississippi, and again southed Wo Btippose it will be conceded By all tlmt At 'right the young. ladici 

tttiw'm Ms moral nature, he wasaffeoted Hie public prayer meetings. oven the nanie of William M’Kendrcc. At Nashville. In 1S2K, after the adjournment no College is safe unless it is endowed ' for lur 6«. midicnoe, by reading sol 

^ the Avirinnt tdtHm r»: Kimnnua nliiin.lnnf that time maila nnd nrkRfnffinna Tirnvrk nf I n r * li!.. t ... . . ’ .. CmiVlOtfitinnM wivonil ..Iliin O. 


lire in his moral nature, he wasaffooted tllu P ublio P ra ye r meetings. 


Mit. Ei;i'toii : I bog to submit to tho publio llu " dml ftnd “venty-five dollars .was taken 
the following plnii, which was adopted at tho ' owftl Tl8 making up tho deficit fur 1 
lajp mooting of tho Trustees *fld Visitors tho hou “' which “ to bq of brick, Bad 
fur the endowment of Centenary Collego : C08t 80Vcn Hiousand dollars. 

We suppose it will be conceded Ly all that At - n *^ t,l ° y ouI >g .ladic^ a 

no Colloch is safo unless it is endowed - fnr ^ ar g9. nudienco, by reading som®™w,4AphlC 


tMrfo wen ben 


ithssni^Isud ovident truths of tho Di- Success, abundant and encouraging sue- that time mails and postoffiees wero few, and of tho General Conference at Pittsburgh, he thousands of circumstonoes may occur to di- ? 0U V“ti°nH— sevoral quite t 

14a vnn.1 *!,« nncu fl f f anrla.l l.Sc ..O’. ...A.. . IHV\VSTMinPrfl lin'd hltrdlv linrvim In I.a 1„ • . . .. .L. . . . InflllV MMtH alar. aruOfa.i 1... 


* — 1 -1 1 II 1 .V.V..VW ..V . .vi U „u.g«, Iiu - - IU WLUl IU vu- *. 

jBren'/Wioo. Ho road tbo story of Jesus, ooss, nttendod his efforts. Sinnors wero con- newspapers Imd hardly begun, to be. There made an extensive tour through Kentucky., ounish the patronage, cut off tho Hupport of l( *l u y WttH ttl so spoken by 

hijU^ sensitive soul was moved nt the rioted, penitents wore converted, and multi- was not in any denomination a religious nows- Tennessee, Georgia, .Smith -Carolina, North tho Fooulty, und finally destroy tlie liurtitn- whmh produced no Uttlo merriilMftt. 

“•'“■vhich that «tOry presented of love, tudes wero added to the Church hy his la- paper in America. Tho Methodists hud no Carolina and Virginia. Having visited the Mon. Still professorships in Colteiros should » P ilh y *•*«»* 'to paronts who find fiiu] 


Ul «t» Rome half dozen mo. 

* H^pbous, as mombws 
a tor4' a constitution fvr 
a® the oonditiim of tho 
fow oonvenionces ; siiy 
halofleo stools, „ 
us ' |«, - 

< h hum, 





. -. . o -y- - **- — wuii prayer, and feeling t ~ • — — - 

of Jesus Christ. He corapre- an inclination, whioh he could noh resists to informed of the state of tho church- west to Nashville. 

P U VAIlfk Vir',n,A..t . 1 * , . . . .. _ 1 .....1 LV„l TV" i a „ . 


at Philadelphia, nnd then returned.South- 


IJ.S, • ... * - nimai no vumq 10 

t» nr m youth without peraonal in- dovote himself to tho work of saving souls 

"' e ‘lootrine of depravity, he began to think of entering tl.o ministry! 

1 MOMment. of renontunrw rtf fnWl. u:- m f_a* _ . . 


es North and East. But very few of the In $he spring of 1832 he proceeded to Phil- qommunity, requires the Faculty, by their ftU J 

preachers knew any thing of what wastrans- adelphia, to attend thf General Conference, untiring exertions,, to endow the College. It va j ^ t? 0 


The plan proposed hy the. Trustees, and nn ,,“ IZn ZLZ , r . ‘ Wbl aoM . 

which, I trust, will bo seconded by the ontiro . 8 * ar ^® ' lnd n ' 0 ' (you come to 

qommunity, requires the Faculty, by their " aB of . lf " h W ‘‘I am wait* 

untiring exertions,, to endow the Collego. It *“ , alm08t oilenco per- |entad n 



I 


thft lUam a fl . « V.4«/V44ii£ I.I1U Iimnoiry. * # , , - « — »s.«a »««.j.inn, iu aimm UIO vrt:iicrui ^UlHUrfUGt*. woHsmfe VAWS4UI1D |( IU CUUUW IUB u J I 4l.|. i i VI r , , in 

I of wiAha r ° * e P? n noet His Christian brethren, too, urged him to the P ,rin g ia A distant section .of the country. On his arrival in Philadelphia, he was too throws the labor upon the very men who t . . \ « assempy or on our an have- no doubt he 

k ,nJ , ' 1 • ’ e °T e oonvinocd work, believing, as they did, that God had Tholl S h ’ tll0rCfol ' e ' r «'nora of the wonderful feeble to attend regularly the sessions of the ought to bo the most deeply interested in the , r l T™ 11 i oooa,ion » 11 7 f ith bnr » ta that I always havo 

rr“ tly ™!° ,)08avedfr0m c “ 1Ied h! "'- But ho was destined, before he displays of power and grace exhibited in the Conference. Occasionally ho would he seen 'success of the Institution. laughter and applauding. feronoe, nnd hope 1 

■in mo- from tho wrath to como. ” L « T -- A L1 a • - • J ,,n rn««#in« ™ i r. 




j . . , . • ' ' " e could fully mako up his mind to engage in " ast might have reached somo of ^he East- feebly walking up the aisle, and taking a sent According to the plan, I am authorized to mm. nir' T r . 

W nose to enoouraire nnnnT 8 ',! ’ ^ t,u ' mm ' 9t «riiil enterprise, '° pass ihrougti se- ern preachers, yet few of them laid any dis- by tho side of his colleagues: hut ho could sell five hundred scholarships nt $2.10 each ; flowing whioh cuusedZo! 
Tr Lif aZial o’ T V " ra . trial ,r f faith ' He felt reluctant to take *n°t mfo^ation of the events, or any know- remain in tho room only a short time. His tho scholarship to commence so soon as five dMt fcA 


. ^ ~ ' V mv4j« lot, iu jiana mruii"H SO- » ’ * 

om to eaoourage, none to aid, none vere trials of faith. He felt reluctant to take tinut ‘“formation .< 


'it'.™ mu Iiintiiuuuti. /-. rp 1 • • , 

,,n 1 ueeaay night tho young ladieu’ epu- 
According to the plan, l am authorized to oert came off. The house was filled to over- 



- •" r- ~ «s“'»uu„uicu.»™uiiiniiip » 54.w,BBcn; flowing, whioh caused oxeessivo heat, and I wi„ 

ill him Nnr z.o I«> fSIuuiani io Hute tne events, or any know- remain in the room only a short time. Hie the scholarship to commence so soon as five necossarilv dstraeted f.n«. ♦*,« m.lodJ s n ,l . . 

himself so responsible a work, from the edge of tho h ave and chivalrous man who last visit to the- Conference room was made hundred subscribers are obtained, and to eon- sweXeZ ttZ ^ ^ 1 

\ “o' 4 ofi ®‘eS®y education, from his want of had ' BC “"luessfuliy lgdon the enibuttled hosts the day before the adjournment. Having re- tinuo twonty-five years. Here, then, is the however 


erendo old 
tnon. d 

When! 


hops J 

B«. N P t 


AmmIm 


godly sorBow his slight acquaintance with theology, and Among tho appointments for preaching Ion 

OrAAflion/l lUn A* ... l> .i.s ... . . l vv r . T 7 * ^ 


mainedas long as his strength would, admit, plan. 1st. Scholarships at $2 50 each. 2d 
lie arose to retire to his -lodging*. JiC was "NoVto tako ofl'eot until all the five hundred 


sweotnoss of tho music. The young ladles, 
however, sung aniP played with, excellent 
good- taste, -Us all must admit, upon the sweet- 


termed sev 

in this oxtqpsifli Vail 
to Roops VMtey, ui 
Valley, crosria||it at 


t«4. it- 


Wk bo 01 lue new Dlr 

Wd inii 1 *! d ° ul)t and darlme “> in Vet ho hod a strong conviction of duty, and I When the hour of morning sorvico arrived, I his staff, his tall and manly form herit with 
/* T* a ono ftlong ho dare not disobey. He therefore deter- there appeared an immense multitude of age and infirmity, his evos suffused with 



EQOLlp-ce^^ -Not to tako effect until all the five hundred ost toned pianos we have ever hoard in a Lre7c r oSfu 

too eonsemnso h,s approaching d.ssolu- are sold lid. To continue twenty-five years, school room. Professor I.andman » one of foSOT 

over to oxpedt tomeet Ins hroteren again commencing with the date of tl.o sale of tho the best performers on the piano and violin, Z ri&ZZ 

lotber GenenU Conference,. Leaning » last scholarship. Ho touche, the key. with L exquisite ZKXlht 

tuff, Install and manly form bent with NnK«« »h. »w. -1..- ... r 1 , - 77 ... wns raworony.mgM. 



“way, from childhood to youth in mine, i t,, ™*T ^ r “ uluru . -‘I'l-— .. mu.i.iuao or pe.n ago ana eyes suausou wun tho purchaser. 1st. It reduces tuition from ceeded, too, in imparting this finished tone), and got his 

t _l- , , ,, 7° , m min eu to proceed according to lusoonnotions, plo, of all ranks and conditions of society, tears, his voice faltering with emotion, he ex- fifty to inn rinlmr. nnnnm • nr <m it „r tnLla ,.iU * ei- •, . ana got Ins. 

iEft?! 1 " 1 ; hi 7 and trust l’rovidonco to open or to obstrilct congregating in a populous city. The mem ciaimed, -My brethren and children, love 2 twenty vi” t^tionZTti’Zf Hg Z A El SStt 1 'eft soo^ 

Hs .nindfounrnotltinc 5 «Zff ^ ^ t ^ ’ JCre ot tl,e ^® neru { 0° n feremo were there, one another!" Then spreading forth his will pay five years in advance. TuitiL time, but previous to drawing the curtjn> 

'tail could rely. B ! nd Zf ^ tCcfr' t ( r 0 “ ferCI “°‘ S P UL T *■ h ° Sp “ ab ‘ e c,t,ircnB were b “ nd ", “» d ™*«ng hi. eyes toheavon, he pro- -for twenty-five years would amount to twelve the acne of the excitement, a bonus, te the ‘Ztlml 

»1»WU. about nine! ... ^ wcntto thccircuit to wind, 1,0 was up- there, and the slaves were there, lhebm.se nounoed, m impressive accents, the apoetohe "hundred and fi% dollars ; the purchase ■ of tune of a hundred and eixty dollars, was po- ll»v Dr wZ tel 

for the first tiiuo aMpthA'T 0 . kbur , 1 tll0Be drowded positively packed full-full in benediction. Then slowly tod sadly he left ^holarships upon this plan saves, thon, one litoly solicited of the gentlemen us u'privi- dUhd j (ftST 

^•laTe no means a J^°' hod B ',B reacb ' who had tho charge and ecclesiastical gov- the main body, full in the first gallery, full the house, to return no more, I . ihoiuand dollars. There is no begging. The legc.hy tho fair actresses, to replenish tho amnl^ltim 

■ “ ^ Provide u rofZlT m ! ninK "a 2 i *° m0 0,,nvi “‘ jod “> «'« ^oonil gallery, and full in tho pulpit. , <On the 23d of November, 1834, ho prkched, Gollego offers inducements oven Emulators, young ladies’ library, which was raudi y o- SSZThJ? 

lZi‘: D r Z and “ ll0,,Ul °7C8 were turned to the stranger, as, at at tho Methodist Church in NushviU*,. hi. and invites safe investments from the ouph sponded to, and ia lL than ten minute/wa. Z^TjtS o 

truth along the dark „ tl 1 name '' 1 hat tlm ®' llowov « r - “ovor the appointed time ho entered the pulpit, last sermon. From this time ho continued talist. The Faculty work for the endowment, forthcoming. This mouuy, tytid oat judi- „ow Country * ^ 

,ul M’Keudreo 8 What wififf! sl.Zs e . n “°?! u « cd h 7 thu and ” U,od 1, ‘ lfuro thc -"''. Ho w,,s '1 nmn ' of '« decline till his death; which occurred at Tho endowment secures patronage, and pat- rieusly, will muko .[uite ap addition^) thrir Through Hus vnllci 

1 th ' ioothinc doctrines .. y hrst .. . 1111 wluth ho mot. I ho presence of. all form and commanding appearance ; .tint tho house of his brother, nour Nashville, on ronago ensures tho endowment. Allthosnb- ajroady well solectoil lilmiry-tbo largeetaml^ ^ ineriti'&mlbMssful 

«Mtive Zf wt 8 As. Erat i° wb .. Te f m Tt J “ th °. ,nC “ ti . n 8 8 hB Wa8 “ Very cuarB ® aad ^ ">« of March, 1835. Wri Z become interested in thc College" if choicest collection wo have seen Kt 

01 was it one of the AmorZ* b""* oonva t * l • & ° U ‘ T ?” ”"“ V1Utcd und K liriU0,l ' B ’ “ nd h ‘ B . “° v «»«»th seemed to the As this eminent soldier of the cross, this becomes their property ; thoy aro tho stock- stitute of the kind It is certainly a consul- .SottlZ.t, on ‘Befi 

^'wed a 0Iuorv raised^ ? "i> W °^ “°" v6r od “ mler l . ,,Bpreachln B' H ‘s«wnsoul genteel part of Ins uudionco awkward, und captain of the hosts of tho Lord, this lender holders in a cohccrn which yields a more oration highly creditable to tlZoaudora. settlement "Annex 

« •w»U» of ZZln P t., n i eT 22T i T U l C °r Um ° a ' J 1 "* hlS ^ 1,18 ,lmnner “ rU8t ‘ C ' of th0 of ‘ho faithful, was standi* profitable per cent, than any other invest- We know X We valuable SSiJfc 

,f Methodism i or Wnte 80 earI 7 > th w his publio preaching and Ins He read tho hymn without much regard to at tho age of nearly fourscore yeura, on «he ment they cun make. an institution^ learning, than a oholmKjWfju^nd invseTf on tho 



"•hue no means nf nl* • t ' 'u » ^ »«u eeeiwnaMieal gov- w.o main oouy, .u . ,n tne nrat gallery, full tno nouso, to return-no more.. . thoiuand dollars. There is no begging. The lego, hy tho fair actresses, to rsplMsh the 

^K&fS a"T 8 , i rDmC T ! m i I T° me ® onviMod \ n M £hc Beaund F aller y. »" d foil in tho pulpit. H)n the 23d of November, 1831, heprUhed, College offers inducements oven “spoliators, ymmg ladies’ library, which wasratlil, e- 

^ ZinZlT fZi ’ !‘7 T >r , T T. a T, U ° ffice ’ und " Uould Al * eyes were turned to tho stronger, „s, at at tl.o Methodist Church in Nashville,. I, is and invites safe investments from the cupi- Hponded to, and in letw than ten minuted wus 


IP 


UI Deinrr Hift ,, - ft- *) |« U I wiu mi/vnuuiin v-siuavts in iiitoiiYttlC,, tun 

tmffiatn »l 8t . t0 , 8hedth ° lght dl8ml8S llm ' 1Uat tini0 ’ llowovor ' nuvor " 10 appnin'etl time, lie entered the pulpit, last sermon. From this time ho continued 

ill M’Kendre 5 ™ , path ° f tho 0ata0 ' H ® wus 8«aUy encouraged hy tho and stood bofuro them. He was a man, of to decline till his death, which occurred at 

1 soot!, in i ,7 " ®“! 0yan <irst 8aoUC “ H Wlt1 ' which 1, .°. 1 " ot Tllu P r «A° nou uf tal1 form and co,nu, anding appearaneo ; but the house of his brother, nour Nashville, on 

lenaitive mind? lneB ot E riu ' 0 to ' J<h1 "as often manifested hi tho mootings lm was clothed in very coarse and homely the 5th of Maroh, 1835. 

Or was ii „ ' 7.,' 18 U Asbur 7 him - whio1 ' he lluld ' SouIb " ero convicted and garments, and his movements seemed to the As this eminent soldier of the cross, this 


p uiy.ty one the Amorioan 
ie *ea meuiorv. n»u.nri i... i 


• . .. , ... - - — ---.—I — —mi profitable per cent, than any other invest- Wo knoir o 

se early o , oth in his public preaching and his He rend tho hymn without much regard to at the age of nearly fourscore years, on the went they can make. an instltutii 

7 ' nt Jr: .t Slri,r!S';.S rsr&t*?: S w - «« - e- 


in, om nun 

orution fiighly croditublo to the fouude^i. I settlement 'fi|io nex 
Wo know of fl0 tnoro valuable uoqnisition to I Catuwlvjitown, q«* 
an institution'of losing, than a ohiilca^jl.found myself on the wros ground 
brary, where tho yoimg can cultivate a hnhitJWbeen five years Ijefore, contend 
of useful reading. If children are nottuugh| U* hostile Indians -no#*t wit ahTo 
to acquire ft taste for readjjpg while getting societies and preach the GoApel wK&e I 
an education, they seldom agquire a teste in : few years before the savage roamed 
after life, othpr than novel reading. This ost, und wild beikita of rirev wore S 


t> tho peoplo. 
deep and all- 


g hold of tho minds an education, 
behalf of their own ufo 01, bfe, otl 


ittloment 'fi|)h.nex . 

’*» Gatawlvy.tqwn, pu 
found myself on tho same ground 
W been five years before, contend 
ifi hostile Indlads — ridfFt wdk ahTe 


”»wi "letilOdlKt llftflirn H 1 7UU • V ‘ VHUV 1,1 r’**- w » Ult-tl Uijuns isu umvoiui aivtuisio, 

m memhors • , 10 u8a !5 n ljon, ho spent eight years traveling variuiis within them. Their expectations ol'aif in- uceents of confidence, u Allis 

.“toSeethewmii, , m a Baoh a9 circuits, and four as l’rosiding Elder on a dis- torosting discmirse from the Western stran- 'descended to the vulley of 


home institutions. Wo ran, wo mmt havo should bo one very strong induoement to pa- howl, etc. Completing a 


few years before the savnge roamed 
ost, und wild heists of p«y WeriJ 

ImnrI aU d L 


• ^ uce uio wrath 1 a . ’ — . — * xiauur uu u ui»- .tuvBUMg mnwuiw «uui tuo >vesH*m Htran- acHccnaou io me vaucy oi uiu unauow oi. wo ttH i. n i« ( . PH * 

their sins” La como, an c triot extending from tho Cheuapeakc Bay to g©P seemed wholly disappointed. Thoy made death, and ntood looking on tho- “land of >|,, H : H 

as. „ nB -ue was admitted to the AUeirhanV Mountains of .. ruLu j ../J ...j .r,,.. ... penminent b.)^. 



lotion. The Rfinrfn Waa *. a ^ 111 ^ l ^ 10 Alleghany Moontoins. Of the incidents up their minds, as Christian people should, darkness as darkness itself, and of the shadow * .. . , . . ir 

V»ng one ZZ >? Z Z lmV<! ° £ thu8 ° tW °' VU yCarb W ° 1,avc no reu » d » ' )ear a » F*»"y W possible the dull and of death, without any order, and where the ' ^ ' b “i W ° d ® n “‘ b 

the generm *° it° °j 10 au ' our poascaiiun. Wo inay truce him on the awkward sermon ahout to he inflicted on very light is us darkness,” ho cried again, in IW . yuu :.? ““ K I ? a f'. y ' ' rc as 7 0u om 

y^^tet'.t^^ 01 ?.,..— .M‘ lult0B from circuit to oirenit ; but we know them.- .tones of fait h, ” Jll t, mil ’ '' As he plunged a « >“ sclbng scholarships cheaper tl, an they J 

-Sution, ^ M ® * Ur f. w '? 6 not l l ‘ n 8 op Mic stirring scenos of revival lint when the discourse was about half fin- into the deep anddarksluidows, and stooIT ° V ? r 0nrnl by * n 7~ . a ' i fo’ q 

.* Little ji,] ,, n , 0 , . I . Uln ’ 'Brough which ho passed, nor of tho lights ishod, a “change eanie over the spirit of hy that lethean stream, whose oblivions wa- < ! n ’ 80 ar a8 rny noW * eX n ' 0 v , 

s career Bas heft, v, ' 0 " Un 10W ll P 1 ' s bades of itinerancy on wliicli lie looked, their dream.'’ Samson arose in his might tors all of earth must cross, his voice aguin UB 7°"> wo en rea you ,, en or wt your j 

» oetore him. He suffered durimr the time u .wu m„-i» t,.. . ,.?• , ..i accustomed zeal und energy upon this mah • 


veil . As he Southern Cpllogos. An onduwmcnt such as ron ' H to send their daughters where thoy hundred miles, 1 got to 
tho shadow of. we U8k p l a ,. e « this Southern College on a can avail themselves of useful reading hooks, for six or seven — 

tho. « Inn, I nf , . * m e ,1... |.1„ , . . - 


I 'HI OU uio lllin- 

acsrJ. ^ did he “ ,cn think how 
, M6er *A* before him. 


permanent bqsis. Macon is one of tho pi ost dosirablejocations nor heard of 

1‘know you dislike to beg; hut wo do not >“ H,e country for a permanent school. Tho this time I h, 
ask you to solicit charity; we ask you to nid buildings stand in a ret.rtd and elevated Providf— 
us in selling scholarships cheaper than they »P“', overlooking the whole town, which pro- o 0 e 
wera ey or nftn....i i... Sauthfirn institii 8<mtw a m08t beautiful landscape to tho eye. t had de 
•tlon. so far is my knowWdgfi- extends. Wo ’ p l“> VSms^rS ^ been' fitted up in a con- 
ask yo„, wo entreat you to enter with your vsm.mt ’ftfh, ; bos.de., resolutions werp jgwed thought weni 
accustomed zeal and energy upon this mat, by ^oTr-teoj. to make udditionpl m»prove- them agopi: 
tor, end no- crumbling walls, nor prostrate menl f A conducted boarding hall is one ifunilred i 

n . 1 nHuitliAf hi inn wnluw.l \F * 1 ... a. .li-xz. tiiG.Jl t 



, , . He and sh^k ^ The lion of the West was hoard resounding through the gloom, Z ments. A well conducted 

bad h 8 a . ‘ ue,n ® r of " le “°- 'he cloud that passcd|over tho sky of tniide the walls of tho Light Street, as lie a .M is wit. 1 * When, descending to tho Ul) '” m ’ J ln K ^ ■ U ‘ .attached to tho soliool, where, if tho parents thirtv-scvorfUnia li; 

^ the form 0 f 0r !J.° 0 conver8 »on. Motlioditun in 171)2, wlien O’Kblley withdrew often had mado. thp forests of Kentucky, ring brink, he had committed himBolf to the stream, 08 U * l » n .. WI 7 ,ir . ,, , ■ chooM, they can nlaee thoir ifounVitorM nn/fer I , 1... Mi... n,.,Z. 

Weliiig, jj 8° *•*«•» Lthq power from, the Church. O' Kelley had’bcen for soV- with hie powerful voice. Thc effect was tre- and, the deep, dark and returhless tido wus 

, *'Ue of tho ui„. °wover,, being yet oral years M'Kondree a Presiding Elder, and mendous. An electric impulse thrilled thro' hearing him on, tho words again arose ubove 




But in nil coming time Con 


«ie ill,,. 7 7 Mln K 7®' oral 7 uar “ M’Kondree s Presiding Eider, and mendous. An electric impulse thrilled thro’ bearing him an, tho words again arose above T.' ar 7 " uu 

h naaa^ 1 01 7 dooeptaons of the had, of course, acquired over him much infltt- everyhoart. Tho wholo congrogation seomed the roar of the waters, “ All „ well 1 " Faintly "'‘ining light, a living testimony of your 

“"biiWav „fT\i n0r , th ° r0Ughly 0 - nc °, whioh ho failed not to use in procuring overwhelmed. Tonrs burst from the oye, yet Bfireetly tho echo of those words, from the w l9lla ^, P‘°'7 a " d loa1 ' 0 he mom wrs o 

_x..^ f truth and riirhtcioiiH- diaaffeotinh fnwnrd fl»« r'KumL M’kfnwri nnd uiiia nn/l aiimaira (Uam %.• Lin a* ....a tho Methodist Episcopal Church, South, I 


bog leave to make u most earnest appeal. . . . A , ... i ■ I rs" — w *'* 

Suffer ono who was horn and educated at thc ‘ 0 "' 1 W *»*f e , no pa,nB tu ^ thi, ,“* ua) ' ,n Mathew Gage, Invited m"e 
•South, ,„4 who has devoted eighteen years « v, T7W a y, tohersisterLonfcrcncemetitu i^UiU.Ws.qn did backslider, 
to the adranceimmt of fZh.nT EdueaZn, V ^ ° T 7" aad ^ w.Jh tlS 


another failure. But in all coming time Con- ^ «« pkco 1 their d i»Kb'«rs under thimght the (text morning; 'whefl FBy-lS 

ton ary -College will continue “u bright and * lw immodlato « u,ltr '> 1 “"he teachers and prated, I woidd p»t a line vftitehin- f 
ining light,” a living testimony of your ' ... fur ten dollars, to get me hfi<|k tl> 

sdom, piety and zeal. To the members of A /Z“T . r 1 P^d cungr.e«*t«a 

Alabama Couferenoc. An efficient Board of .hearers, collected In a, fiiw homS3 
Trusted lla “ 'be especial ooutrol. They in- After preaching, an old WshmsS^H 




and prayed wijh the . 


1x1 l,i/ HU /: th U,ld "Kbteoua- disaffeotjon toward tho Churoh. M’Kendroo, nnd sobs nnd shrieks from tho voice. Multi- hill of tho heavenly Zion, seems yet to como 

e °niliuni ,n caaneid '° nB '!‘! h however, did not heoomo deeply involved, tudos fell helpless from their seats, suddon ns bnok to the children of earth, “Ml is well I" 

uj otu l - 8 ' 1 boy wore civil,- At tlie Conference of 1792, when tbo dilli- if shot with a rifle. . [Ladies’' Repository 

ftoa ‘ WeZ ;ST- Bl T' na e ' dl “The preacher then changed' the tone of his V 

. N or , Wo ,d ^ T P m^forcoarse apporntment, and sent BUwp. ^ A.lmry his voice, and there followed from tho enrantured t. « , ro Illy * a r , T > .'Tir M r by the Board to teach every branch neodArv 1 Zj 'lZZ 'ZTZZT:. 

M 1,0 been f„T y 'T‘- , ° 4 i U “ " r08i K na ‘fo 11 >» writing.” But a short time multitude shouts' of joy and ucclumdtioiH ’■ 1I,IL houtUorfl Baptist Convention has now to entreat you teloaktliisiiattirfaUy in tho fur an ^^pli.hod education. Tho frlulids i , MUU0V Ztedl 

But t “ y T tlUt “ d ,uXlle “ft«"bo adjournment df4o Conference, j.o triumph and'praisc. Ho changed S 5 and' !“ ^P k 7 K» ^art«. wM ass, stunts taco. Uu sre offered the pnv.lcgo of endow- _ „ tlv ! W SP* '.*» 

^mterel 1 ^ r ° ligion nl0t U,u BiBh " p ' wi'hdre-.v his resignation, a «\voot and holy influence, hko tlm mollo* ‘L ^ 

Sl<llw Let him r W , ‘ ‘ ,0 uurclc ““ and u,ok a f®K ular uppointment at Norfolk, light of Indian Hummer flociting over the au- l | ur< ure B0vcn ^® cn ,n,, ^ 0WAf * e8 aut ^ 

une - Ut hifti wand ' Wuudrt ln tho autump of 1800, Bishop Ashary and tumn landscape, Bcemed -tot invest the ns- UHtlH " " ' — 

oCt: B “ b ®P Whatcc* pBsring throagh Virginia ’sembly. /. • ’ 



h-j. * “unuio over" tho * ... R » u-guim nvmviy. 

CltnT “.Krs inSiuuZ th ;,: v Z t hv M ’ Kondre ° w , hen h ° rr, down fr r th ® ^ the mi. 

hWUoj , ““ “oul in sooret praver tin, ovont nmn,] /, T eryma "' 08 P 00 ! 1 ® 8 Med at afl '*‘”7 might fit some ure condensed from the returns, presented at people of 

«JrV lon <> Lot him nnT ‘be event proved, tor a pioneer in the West. raesMngor (ram another world, who had spo- - -- ■ « • " •• 

. Wl,^ laiuirlu Tll0y ga7e hlm fll,ar 8° <* "* B whole Western k«.4o tiiem In tones such us they had never 

UenT' h0Wev *r, he Neemes Couferenoe, including all the State. of Ohio, heard hefuro. I The preachers, withone Mh II ohurohe. R788 • oomu.unicfil.te reported iUO- 
ZvZT y, ^“8‘bsnte.h.ethZ “ f _ g « n '7 k 7, ^“fTenne^e with all that | cord, said, “Thht is .the man tor a bishop.” ' ■ *■ ■ ■ ’ °° , ^ ID • ' 


is lace. ■^7^377^, of education are earnestly solicited to send wi v -7 . 
In mg your college und r, aping an Immense Uluir #hUdren l0 th i, scho.fi, and MMfiiully *T „ meh J 
ad pro".- \Vo do no task ymrU -give bu ,w P ^ momt ers of that denomination itrepr.'-' 
do sohet, you to buy. Alumni of he Col- White we wish well to all schools for 

P • .„ w „ „ '*8°, '.“““rufy and regular, help m this great aduua ti Bn , we must ho zealous for onr own. 

I'rksiiy riaiiAN RTATtSTics. — Wo gather tlie work. , „ • . . ^ • . . . . ui 

Finally, to aU Southern parents, to the A .“ { , , ^ d . by •g.iiMt,seoterfli.. ^gly ran, died 

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MATERIAL AID. 


| ,ir t ti* V <), Oil itliiii \D 


*V WIT ORLEANS: 

* -- . r- * ■ 

Saturday Motoring, August 21. 


to 09V THE PEARL OP 
ORBAT PRICE. 


Ilrarrn la like unto a turr- 
■ pearl* ; who. vThrn ho had 


«Tffwnt prior, went and sold all that h« 
Lit ” (Mat. nill. 46 4(t 


hM 0*4 bought It’’ {Mat. xlll. 46 40. 

The fcewhwit-mwi nu serein,: pearl* 
wh«>A»dth. one of great price. Not 
like the men in th* preceding parable, who 
had tb*goo4 tatune, Without eeeking, to 
■tmble »poa. "hiaenre W in a field"— as 
one who might Mtiaentally come into church, 
theoghtlem, nnd be out to the heart, and all 
of k Hidden, oat of the midst of .in, bo found 
erjfa* for mere,. 

^ the merchant-man, on the contrary, u 
looking for CQ0D1.T I’Kim.s ; he trie* to find 

I that Which Is good. “ Good Matter, what 
good thing *bail I do that 1 may have oternul 
Ufe l" He may, like Paul, strive after per- 
fection by the law, and, after the strai ghte n 
■eet «f hie religion, live a ' Pharisee ; or, in a 
totrm mu, may try to be a patriot, taking 
Washington as his file-leader ; or a ( philan- 


iwas; ora me 


one FURL I 

■Si* 


p* of 1 688 note than they, but o£ 
Hy j or bo may strive to be a per- 

fi» «R »li«*e things uro good, 
liamond dust which is scattered 
so fhm Christianity have lieen 
ese notions of excellence, 
m m eti m e e happy enough to find 
fjgnot price; on* of greater value 
tej had pictured to themselves , 
excellency of the knowledge of 
'"(fat* 1 itself all that true value 
Uir j thaft Hi* patriotism, His gen-j 
gentleness, Hi* purity. His mind, 
f good, the to Inlon of this life, 
jmcovery Ms with joy, for “ hap- 
ithatmnJETii wisdom." “She is 
jl’Umn rubies ; and all the things 
tdN are not tube compared unto 
ldUMl^;.in her right hand. . , 
is full admiration that the met- 


• A money article ! We are told by one who 
ought to know, that a good money article 
would at this time very much promote the 
in«rwt*of the Advocate, and, indeed, is 
needed. We will divide this subject into two 
parts >, 

1. Reminding of Promises. 1 — At the late 

Conferences of Alabama and Louisiana, the 
niemhess resolved, with most cheering hear- 
tiness, to secure twenty new subscribers, each,’ 
to the N. Orleans Christian Advooate. breth- 
ren, the time before you is enough, and not 
moro than enough, for fulfilling that resolu- 
tion. firing the subject before tlio people, 
and redeem that pledge to your publishing 
committees and tho papor. It can he done, 
wc doubt not. Tlio resolution was made con- 
siderately, and i citli intention to carry it out : 
so we Mieved then, and now. We only re- 
mind you of it. • ' j, 

2. , It rmiiuling of A T «cjlifi«.— Weekly ex- 

penses are heavy, and recur with singular 
promptness, whether the mail arrives or not, 
with letters from the' agent*, containing. ma- 
tch ui. aiu. While We labor, we lean for 
this aid on you— tho agents. The religious 
F*fe, wilirdll its influence, 

is really in your hands. We ban do nothing 
Without you. 

•■ Resides the two Conferences mentioned, iu 
their official action, tho' New Orleans Chris- 
tian Advocate has many and strong friends 
in Mississippi, Arkansas, Florida and East 
Texas. From these all we are frequently re- 
ceiving tokens for good, l-et them ho mul- 
tiplied.' Individuals whoso udvanco sub- 
scription is .now due, will please fool at liber- 
ty, if no agent calls on them, to forward the 
.amount to us without delay. 


A QUESTION AND ANSWER. 


film All Tv mu n : In uni- Discipline, hoc. 

21. page 72, on "local preachers," wc imvc 
the following question and answer : 11 Quest. 
2. What shall bo dene when a local cldor, 
deacon or preaohor, is reported to bo guilty 
of some crime expressly forbidden in the 
Word of Cod, sufficient to cxolude a person 
from the kingdom of graccand glory - " 

“ Am, 1 . The preacher having charge shall 
call a committee, consisting of three nr more 
local preachers, before whom it -shall he the 
duty of the accused to nppeiir. and by whom 
lie shnll ho acquitted, or; if fmifid guilty, sus- 
pended until tlienoxt Quarterly Conference.' 1 

Now, when all the above steps .have been 
legally taken, and tho committee, after hear- 
ing all the testimony nnd arguments, on both 
sides, unanimously decide that lie is not guilty, 
and therefore mquit him, must this case, after 
such an acquittal, come before tho Quarterly 
Conference for their approval, before the ac- 
cused can be finally acquitted, or is tho de- 
cision of the committee final I You will con- 
fer a favor on many of your friends by giv- 
ing your opinion on this subjeot, and also 
very much oblige 

l our affectionate Bro. in Christ,- 

THOM.ts Nixon, 


RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION. 


‘. .The following is the- letter from Madam 
Modi ai to her husband, alluded to by our 
I French correspondent, last week. If Eve did 
tempt Adiim to sin, her daughters have 
largely made amends for this pristine weak- 
ness of the sex by heroic devotion to the 
truth and its holy cause. They havo made 
tho heart of man strong to resist temptation, 


The' question is whether the decision of the 
committeo is final in case they decide that 
there is nothing against, tho accused. Wc 
answer : 

1 . The committee is a disciplinary provis- 
ion for investigating charges against local 
preiiclierB, which may bo brought during the 
interim, between tho sessions of tho Q. jVL 
Conference. 

2. If tho committee suspend, it is until the 
next Q.. M. Conference ; if they acquit', to 
fur as they are concerned tho case is final. 

3. Their action does not affect the jurisdic- 
tion of tho Q. M. Conference, which, in the 
ease of a local preacher, is original. So that 
whether the committee action he final or not 
in regard to the local preacher it is for the Q, 
Conference to decide. If tho Conference 
dooH not see fit to call the local preacher to 
nccount, tho coso has ended ; if t)icy do call 
him, tho case will como up dr. novo, without 
regard to the previous nothin of tho oommittoo. 


■ up under great udvorsities for reli- 


ke. Would that tho world were full 
‘affectionate wives” usRoiaMadiai. 


‘•If thou wilt be perfect, go and sell that 
jgt hMlt ud gin to the poor, and thou 

R g lfnUn w mt.” The promise id, “ Anil every 
'3 that h*th forsaken houses, Or brethren, Ot 
**«, archer,* moth*, or wife, or ehil- 
irm, or lands, for my name** eakc, shall *e- 
eeJre an hundred fold, and ahall inherit ever- 


The . letter was written from prison, June 
1852, after the Judge had concltjftfid the 
ndemnation : (, ' 


jjk w Christ offers the sinner to pay 
I debt winch hM^topon aonditf on 


, ‘ My Dear Mailuf — You know that I have 
Always loyitd you, hut him- much more I 
WugHt.to lovo you, now tlint weMmvo lieen 
together in tho battle of the Great king — 
that we havo been beaten, hut not vanquished ! 
I hope .that through the merits of Jesus 
Christ, God our Father will imvc accepted 
our testimony, and will give ub grace to 
drink, to the last drop, the portion of that 
I bitter cup which is prepared for us with ro- 


l h* has shall be given up. This is the 
i f% t8* rksd upon the peari^ALi you' 
' Jhnr boom, your bed, ^ur ring, 
gjM^oar fame, your all. It is truly 
AT raic.,, if one only estimates wlmt 
W^vit— Not to mention our little I 
pttnd of sinners, o we friend, oavjB j 
r % it: “lamoome that they might 
ft, and that thgy might bath it more 

■gtfiljpfrntwohant toobtsin itat such 
Sep^MgL** he wont right away to 
It kpHnWi that the ohanoe might not 
him . O, if be had the world ho woulu 


turning of thanks. My good Modini, life is 
only a day t! and, a day of grief! Yesterday 


we Were young, to-day wc are old ! Never- 
theless, wo oan say, with old Simeon, 1 Lord, 
now lettest thou tny servant depart in penco, 
for mine eyes have seen thy salvation.’ ‘ 


Over the Lake. — Our citi/.ens havo, to a 
large extent, availed themselves this summer 
of tho breezing and bathing afforded by the 
watering places on the Gulf and Lake shore 
Thanks to Capt. Dunnica, of the steamboat 
Lenora, wo had, the first part of the week, a 
quick and ploasant transit serosa Lake I’on- 
churtruin, to a quiet and cliarming summer 
plnco— Lewishnrg. We toll this for the bon- 
eiit of tlioso who belong to tln^iint-get-uway 
Club, and cant go North. These is a. plea- 
sant resort nearer to them than Saratoga nnd 
Newport, and oasy of access ■ a hundred per 
cent, ohcapor and as good. It is no small 
boon, at this season, to escape to tho regions 
of pure air and forest loaves, and to listen to 
tho moaning of tall pines os they bond their 
tops under breezes from tho Lake. 


And well he might, for his Saviour 
1 ten thousand times marc : “ See, ' 
, “here 1 put in my cr3Sn, my_yeat- 
F fitfrfefng beauty, my immortal 
41 * Pwjtdown, and life and lore is 

b! he hufrocoRT it. Strange fic- 
tholaw, but of grace, to say so : 
fe.’ute a]), has Ac given for it. He 

ft* woodc^ wfcy *ucb l«re tom* ! V 

snr, it does not lessen by possession, 
H goodly things. Ho says, “ Whom 
i heaven but thee t and there is none 
th that I desire besides thee." Every 



our Saviour; and wc, by His holy light and 
power, are called to defond the holy Cross, 
and Christ who died for us, rcoeiving lifo ro- 
proaohes, that we may afterwards participate 
in his glory. Do not four if tho punishment 
be hard. God, who made tho chains fall 
from Peter, and opened the doors of his pri- 
son, will never forget us. Keep in good spi- 
rits; let us trust entirely in God, Lot me 
see you cheerful, as 1 trust, by the same 
grace, you will see mo ohcerful. 1 ombruco 
you with my whole heart. 

“Your affectionate ’wife, 

. “ Rosa SIapui." 


PRATER ANSWERED. 


Our readers will remember a publication 
of a conoert of prayer for Colleges, that God 
would pour out his Spirit upon them, con- 
verting tho students. God lias proved, in 
this ease also, to be a prayer-hearing God,' 
and given his people increased reason for put- 
ting their hope in Him, The Congregational 
Journal has gathered the statistics below. 
Several new items could ho added : 


way he tome his precious gem, it is beuuti- 
fid, like the light pf a jasper. Jt la ihe 


“ The President of Howard College, a Bap- 
tist institution in Alabama, states that 12 of 
the students havo been converted during a 
period of tpligious interest, nnd 15 or 20 of 

tho nnnila in fhn Iiwlann kninnln Innltli.i., 


Pickensv ii.i.e Schools. — Alabama abounds 
in first rate schools, male and female : and 
they are ably sustained by private patronage. 
In Pickcnsville there are a “Female Insti- 
tute’ nnd “ Male High. School," which can 
compare favorably with the best in the State, 
if we may judge from published accounts of 
their recent cxaminutionBld&l from the opin- 
ion of intelligent gcntlenfWVncl ministers 
who have had opporlunity to know their 
worth. A very handsome catalogue of the 
“Institute" is upon our table. It employs 
six preceptors, including Mr. H. Biwdshaw, 
A. M., Principal, and numbered, during the 
past session, ninety-five students. The build- 
ings were erected at a cost of $13,000, and 
stand aboqt five minutes’ walk from the town. 
The location is healthy, as proved from tho 
(act that during the past two years there has 
not been a single case of protracted sickness. 
These schools are so well endorsed, that wo 
gladly commend them to the favorable no- 
tice of the Methodist public. See adver- 
tisement. 


CORRESPONDENCE OP GERMAN 
MISSIONARY. 

fUrotlior Hover is traveling in Alabama, 
making collections furdlie purpose of build- 
ing a brick Gorman Churck in this city. YYo 
insert this rather unexpectedly to him j 

lljissr.L County; Aug. 14, 1862. 
Rr.v. J. 0.- KhT.xi ii.: 

Ilcnr llrotlicr — You may lmvo learned, liy 
this time, that I have started on my tour. I 
presented my cause in Mobile in both the 
churches, but met with hut little success. I 
must confess, too, that, I did it very awk- 
wardly. in Brother' .Hamilton's church wee 
took, in collection and subscription, $33 30; 
and in brother Hutchinson’s church, $18. 
But 1 intend, when I get back to Mobile, to 
cftll on somo individuals tlmt perhaps will 
give us something. 

I hastened on to Brother Garrett’s district, 
who wrote me a letter, in answer to the one 
you laid written to him — had rather a tedious 
journey up 'the Alabama river, the water be- 
ing very low. Reached there in tho night, 
nhput 10 o'clock : staid in the Exchange, till 
morning; found Broiler Oliver! at eight 
in tho morning left Montgomery on tho rail- 
road for Tuskegee, which wq reached at 12 
(rolock lfiivihg' t'ound out the stationed 
preacher, lie procured me a home during my 
stay in th e place. In the nfternqon Brother 
Garre U came W town, hut I did not sen him 
until morning. 1 was glad to 'find ,tho old 
brother. He takes u great interest in the- 
Gerniap cause, and aids mo all lie can. i 
preached to the pooplo at 11 o'clock.: after 
that th ore was Quarterly , Conference, at 
which it was determined that their mission- 
ary meeting should be hold the first Sundny 
in September, and that I should nttend it. 

Saturday afternoon, August 7, went to a 
camp meeting twelve miles from Tuskegee, 
at Warrior Stand ; but the preacher, Brotlior 
M., refused to give me a clmnco to present 
my cause. Sunday paBs'cd away rather hea- 
vily for me. However, in the afternoon 1 
was culled upon to preach, which I did. 
After that I found friends. Brother Garrett 
came out to tiie camp on Monday afternoon. 
Ho insisted that a chauoe should ho given to 
me to present my cause, which finally was 
granted. I should remark, however, that on 
this circiiit'fhey find already held their mis- 
sionary mqjtfngs, and taken up collections 
and subscriptions. Tuesday, nt 1 1 o’clock. I 
made a speech, after which wo took up sub- 
scriptions and a collection to the amount of 
$84 30. The meeting wns hardly over be- 
fore it bogan to rain, thunder and lightning, 
which broko up the camp meeting, so that 1 
well nigh had boen deprived of tho opportu- 
nity of doing any tiling. 

I loft, with Bro.' G., to go to a quarterly 
meeting within nine miles of Columbus, (la. 

1 arrived just in time for thoir missionary 
meeting. Tho blacks were permitted, by 
thoir masters, to spend two days for religious 
purposes, whiefo was turned into a two days' 
meeting, especially lor them.' I was' permit- 
ted to preach, to.them twice, which I did with 
tho greatest pleasure, 1 saw here wlmt re- 
joiced my very heart — the masters coming to 
meeting with tlicir negroes ; and tiie' negroes, 
in Lovo FeaBt, spoke of their masters and 
mistresses as children do of their parents, 
“of mooting them in llcavon.” ' It melted 
my heart; and if there had been still a spurk 
of abolitionism about mo, it would have been 
dispelled entirely. 

1 am much pleasod with the country up 
here feel much stronger since 1 loft home; 
my prospects, so far, arc vory good, ,1 shall 
attend four nioro campmcotiugs, iu success- 
ion, at which 1 hope to do woll for our Ger- 
man cause. For four weeks to como 1 urn 
cngagetl, and’aftcr tlmt i know not how Boon 
I may ho able to como home again. Brother 
Garrett thinks I can not get home before the 
end of October. , 

I am your humble brother and fellow la- 
borer in Christ. Ever affectionately yuurs, 
John M. Hoi hr. 


1 14 per, iil rvrrpipnruli 


» of A'lroi ale.l | 


LETTER FROM ENGLAND. 


4V KS I’.KV A N 'CONFER KNC K. 

I ho WcHleyuiii Cbnforonce is now lissom- 
bled in the town of Sheffield, under tho I’roB- 
ideiiey of th* llcv. John Scott. On Wcdncs- 
day, the 27th, the Conference 'met anil pro- 
ceeded tn the eleotidn of its l’rtJsiilont. Tho 
preparatory commit tees had been meeting for 
nearly a, fortnight previously, beginning with 
the Stationing Committee.. After the Sta- 
tioning Committee had cjSluplotod its draft, • 
on Wednesday, July 20, of stations . for tip' 
coming year, the committee of the ■ New 
h'ingswood anil Womlliouse Grovo Schools 
ooot. On Thursday, Tho Contingent Fund 
moti on Friday tho Clmpcl Fund; and on 
Saturday several private committees, con- 
nected with tho affairs of tho Preachoi^foAs 1 
Bistant Society, with tho relief of special cases 
of ministerial or circuit distress, . produced 
through recent agitations, and with several 
legal points unVcting chilpei cases. Monday 
was taken up almost altogether with the re- 
view of oitr educational efforts and progress 
during tjie year. Thb Sabbath Committee, 
also, ritet in another room, on that day : and 
tho Catechumen Committee sat nt night till 
late. On Tuesday morning, from nine -till - 
nearly three, the Missionary Committee of 
’Review wns busily engaged : and in tfie evo- 
iiing-jjia. Theological -lnstit|ition -Coimnitton 


Missionaries to California Wanted. 


tiekte, “* vdute *ontf ' which entities him to 

ktechawt; for at those gate* who shall 
•hte to enter, save he that hath the pearl of 


tho pupils in the Judson Female Institute 
We have Keen at special pains, says the Jour- 
nal, to preserve a full list of tiie colleges and 
seminaries which have been iiracioualy vinit- 

All ainnA 1 __A J _ J J! J it 


^iUViiiuoij tIDU- 

dace the annual concert, cud adding How- 
College to those already given, find tho 
de number to bo sixteen, wbioh we believe 
never been exceeded in tho most favored 


Outh or Mini, Tiiruls. — Thu ven.irabls and much re. 
apccUst relict ot the lata President Taylor, depaxted this 
lir«, at Pascagoula, on Saturday mining laat. 

Mra. Taylor had brem tor aim, time laboring under a 
aarcre I lint— and her death waa not unexpected. A laege 
circle of frlenda and connection., by whom her numeroua 
amiable and estimable ijualltiea were appreciated, will 
lemru her loaa with the moat profound regret. 


NEWTON.” 


“ vv " saa suw auudll 1U1UU.I1 

year of college revivals. Besides these, six 
or Beven academies and seminaries havo 


Mi*. Lfuas A. Ia, Gooovrni, wife of Rev. 
4 4£- Qft*dwya, of the Louisiana Confer- 
W> * 1 ^ ^y w w, l lli,hed *ho has been so 
tMmhbtyjhm/WU as a contributor to this and 
othm «T «uf eharah periodicals, under the 
•Mm rignature, died August 13, at Plaquc- 
■»<«, L*-, after an illness of several weeks. 

Bb he a lth had been ‘delicate for some 
■Mho, bet not alarmingly so. Her friends 
hspid tM An Ttoght-iive’locg tor ghed Thtf 
lustre of her gentie, pare nature upon a fri- 
Mus and developing literary oareer. But she 
ia cat <ff is youth and in the midst of prom- 
M. It was only the othey day that we saw 
bar re a ding a co mp osition, one of the gradu- 
atteg elaacf the Alabama Centenary Insti- 
tate- Bhetoek the tret honor there in 1846 
Thm JWteatly she appeared a happy 
lfrfhedt* preacher’s wife fairly out on the 
wnjraga of actual life; and now, soon after- 
, aaid, that Mr bark had gone but a littie 
way, A* m w Jans walking on the sea and 
tbawteg nigh ; and die was afraid But be 
mli, U is L be ant afraid Titan she will- 
Mgbr Meat rad kirn into the ship; audimme- 
dktdtf tU ship waa at the land whither she 


shared in the blessing. In three of the col- 
! I B Kcs about 200 oouvenions occurred ; and if 
only three times as many occurred in the 13 
others, the whole number of conversions in 
all the colleges in the country would he about 
800— a signal illustration of the power of 
prayer, and u source of encouragement.” 


Presidency. — Drs. Goo. Book, Cummings 
and Clark, and A. W. Smith, LL. I)., were 
candidates for tho placo mado vacant by tho 
•death of Dr. Olin, in Wesleyan I’niversTty. 
On third ballot. Dr. Smith was elected, and 
bus accepted. He lias for several years been 
connected with the Fniversity as’ I’rol’cssor 
of Mathematics. 


China CowiEspiyvpKM-i:.— Rev. B. Jenkins 
has kindly furnished us, for th? N. O. C. Ad- 
vocate, with cupios of the letters from Chiuu 
which are being published in several of our 
con ta in p urar iuu .. IVT»-»«gK4-+lHrt-+tie-firwt- 
four numhers have not come to hand. 


Biblical Proeessoksiiip.— T ho Methodists 
or Ohio 'have raised $7000 of the $10,000 to- 
wards an endowment of a I’rofcssorship of 
Biblical Literature in the Ohio Weijloyan 
I niversity. We should like to sec such a 


Southern Church. 


Umoktowk, Ala. Com .—Rev. J. D. Fisher 
writes, date August 14 : i ’ 

“ We are doing pretty well here, I thinh 
Sometime since we had a delightful meeting 
here, which resulted in the conversion of six 
souls. As many were added to the Church 


Rev. C. jC. Collins, D. D., lato I’resident of 
Emory and Henry College, \ a., has accepted 
the I’residency^of Dickenson College, Car- 
lisle, Pa., to which he was recently elected. 


1 wish to send ten' preachers to California 
as soon as possible. The work demands them . 
In justice to those already- there, nnd to tho 
moral and religious necessities of that rapidly 
increasing population, they must go. Dr! 
Boring also wants four or five persons compe- 
tent to take charge of literary institutions. 
Where shall l.find all these'! 

Bishop Soule intends, God willing, to.lenvo 
early in November for California. Those 
who can not precede him, might go with him . 
If Brother Jones docs not go from Missis- 
sijipi, I hope that Conference will find me his 
substitute. * llolston and Missouri '-sliquld 
send one each. Tcxua. 1 expect, will furnish 
the German and Frcneli missionary lor whom 
Dr. Boring calls. But where uro tiie rest to 
he found 1 Come, brethren, name the men, 
and lot me hoar from you. Then raiso your 
$1000, and let the preacher he oft’ to preuoh 
the Gospel to the representatives of “ all na- 
tions.” Such q move will increase your mis- 
siouury collections. 

■ In about five or six weeks 1 lcavo fdr the 
western division of our work. 1 desire to 
have this matter arranged before 1 start. 
Speak quickly — act promptly. 

God is giving the seal of las' approbation 
to our efforts there iu the conversion of souls 
in A'uriuiid places. The cause is sufleriiig lor 
laborers. "Tho Hold is white unto the har- 
vest," uoil the cry urgent for help. Who 
will go where ho is - most needed < ' 

It, will be no use to write to mo at this 
place alter thc^fir st week in September. I 

done before then. After that, uddress Dr. 
Sohon, at Louisville, Ky. 

R. Paine. 

.Aberdeen, Miss., July 24, 1852. 

[N. and L. Advocato. 


Juvenile M issionaries. member of the 

Louisian* Conference writes ; -— .rrs— • 

"By remain of my Juvenile Missionary So- 
cieties, uiy missionary money, ulreudy some 
froO over tiie assessed amount, is continually 
inareasing." 


Honorary Decrees. - At tho lute Com 
meucement at Middletown, the honorary de. 
gree of D. D. wns conferred on Bishop Baker, 
and on Rov. D. Curry; 



■ ha i» Georgia, May 12, 1827. 

' now riMfii upon It* b^uk <4 the 


™ ■ ■ ■" m 


TT Th ® fn s» tc Indepen. 
j-L 7 . WNJentiy arrived at New Y ork, 
during her Absence was the aueiui of a elori- 
<w* revival of religion, and she returned with 
over a hundred converts Tlu. great work 
took place Mu foreign station, and Is with- 
wit • (MlilW in tiie histury uf our uavy . 


v At* AVrunti) Family —TUe ol the lato Proftt*. 

** Klugiiltijr. uf Wo»t Point, h»T«> Wan Mdljr aud p«in- 
fuUy Urt»Ytd. In the year 1831 or 1836, four lordy 
children died In oik- week, of »carli4 ft-Ter ; fiubmiu#nlly 
yte\ uuothar died after protracted hickncM j then Profeaaor 
Kiogflry, in 1840 , w at thrown from hla b’or»e,. receiving 
lojuriea from which he died ; the n-malning mambere of 
th* family, In 1850, were thrown from a cafriag^jaftd the 
youngest child, aged fire yearn, waa killed. Two^augh- 
twn. aged thirteen and twenty-one, were among the loat 
on the Henry Clay The heart-broken mother and one 
aon v* th* only •wrifon of thla atdeken bounehold. 


The American Board of Mission, has paid off 
‘^J^ i ^eomu.oooi tbs Busuvlsl yooi with s sur- 

, V *• - 


iNtCftNAlfONAL t'ONUHLR* OK BciKIfl.'C AID BTATIftTICI.— 

Tbc Natienai Intelligencer rlatert that the effort* of *lr. 
Keuui dy. chief of the Comm* llureau- for the etfUbliidi- 
uieut of an International ('on^reea of Hciunce and atutk- 
ticT, have iuterexted a number of thu ilistinguihhed litera- 
ry men ot Europe in their furtherance, and are likely to 
prove altogether *ucc«*iwful. Acting upoi\ the ftuggestion 
»f ‘Mr liruiieUy. thr otlici'm uf the llrlgian lloTcmniHiir 
after correNpondiug tviih the miviiuh of other Europenu 
nations, Jiavc taken tiie initiative by calling a tneafting ni 
liruueU next mouth for the purpose of orgnnixing an 
luternhlional BcleutlBc Oongrefi*. Baron (juetelet. Direc- 
tor of the Hnyal Obaervutory at BruMeU. ha* addrenaed 
Mr, Kennedy on the *uljJeot, explaJuing the step* that 
have been taken and the programme that will be hereafter 
pursued It U proposed to divide the Cdngrew into ate - 
lions, each of which ahall pursue the investigation* com- 
mitted to it. The flrat section will be devoted to “ gene- 
ral statistic*, territory and population ; ” the second to 
u production and consumption ; ” the third to “ the aF* 4 «i 
of education and morala.'’ The InUlligenoer auggeata 
that aa tbe formation of the Congress wa*. an Amarioan 
idea, it ia important that this country should bo suitably 
repreoenUd la H. 

> ' \ 


During this year (if, agitation tho two most 
bountiful, extensive and -complete buildings 
of Methodism lmvo been entered upon and 
regularly occupied for thcscrvice of Method- - 
ism — I refer to tho ‘New h'ingswood School, 
and.tho Westminster Normal Institution, for 
tho training of day school teachers. The 
former of these is beautifully situated near 
Bath — old h’ingswood, Mr. WcSley's Kings- 
wood; having retained from the first (though 
in of mitigated form) those characters of 
darkness and depravity for which it was so 
infamous, when Whitfield and Wesley first 
preached there,' more than a century ago, 
and having always been a most utterly unfit 
place in which to train the children of i.ur 
preachers; the new erection has been built 
at an expense altogether, including purchase 
of ground and every item, uf some .C15,f)fi0 
or AllO, 000. for the accommodation of one 
hundred and thirty scholars, or perhaps a 
few more. 

The Normal Institution will suou have been 
brought to a full completion, 'at a total cost 
of ,€40,000, nnd is already in most efficient 
nnd beneficial operation. You wifi find a 
fair account of it in tho Watchman, for this 
week, as of nil the details of our educational 
operations, nrjd therefore 'I wHij not enlarge 
upon it bore. Only 1 may say that our edu. 
cational work lies at the foundation of all our 
.other operations; that it will not only bene- 
fit the world, but will continually food and 
supply .Methodism in all its departments, and 
that unless wo. llml set about this work, at 
the present crisis, Mothodisiu must have en- 
tirely lost its - hold upon the masses of our 
people. Its intluqncc would have been sup- 
planted by tho education of infidelity and 
worldlincss, which is going on so incessantly 
and powofftlily on every vdTte,. and by the us- 
siduous nnd unsparing efforts of high churcli- 
ism nnd l'opery, whoso characteristic policy 
-it is to get into tlicir hands tho education of 
tho young. Sixty students are now at the Nor- 
mal Institution, some six hundred children 
are taught there, and sixty Wesleyan dny 
Bcliools nre expected to he built in thcaiourse 
of tho ensuing yonr. This Is a promising in- 
fancy. 

Tho funds of Klothodism. during the past 
year, havo boon wonderfully sustained. Let 
it lie considered that .we have now about the 
same number of menibors in Society ns we 
bad in 1839, whilst we have eighty more 
ministers to sustain. This alone imposes up- 
on the Connection a yearly tax, at .€150 per 
annum for each preacher, of .€12,000. Then 
we now raise .€20.000 more yearly for the 
missions than in 1839 : and wa have our ed- 
uctttiunu) movement extra, and many addi- 
tional chapels, etc. So -that wc can not esti- 
mate the total pressure upon tho.'springs of 
the Connection at this moment at less than 
£40,000 more than in tho year 1839. What 
wonder if tho machine Bhould drivo' heavily ■ 
The manner in tfhieb Methodism 1ms met 
tho present crisis is truly wonderful. Tho 
missionary income and tho educational move- 
ment have both been sustained. It is true 
that many particular circuits havo been, as 
they could not but he, very deficient in their 
contributions, and not a few have been com- 
pelled to give up one of thoir miiiistecs, but. 
notwithstanding, tho contributions to tho 
contingent fund (a fund fur homo missionary 
purposes and to meet Conuectionul contin- 
gencies), liavo exceeded for tho past year 
tlioso of tho year preceding, by £4(11 . 

The subscriptions towards the educational 
movement are nearly completed. A now col- 
lection for educational “purposes lias been es- 
tuhlishcJ, and an adequate inoomo provided 
for tlio gupport of the Normal Institution, ns 
well us for school assistance iu general. The 
subscriptions towards the Theological Insti- 
tution equal or exceed those of former years. 
■She clmpcl luiul is well sustained. .Alto- 
gether luoking at .these things, wlmt i^jii lie 
said hut “This is the Lord's 'doing ; nnd it is 
marvellous in our eyes." Notwithstanding, 
there muslTcf no attempt to disguise tile fact, • 
,tlmt the efiurts of tho opponents of .Method- 
ism have involved the Connection iu present 
difficulties of no ordijmry kind’ .So many 
circuits and ministers have buon reduced to 
extreme distress, -that thejlgniands on bolmlf 
•of- Hi cwu ii t he couti ii g ewrimfHfirapcD’ftrfMT- 
hns been exceedingly heavy. The former 
fund, indeed, is heavily in debt. And special 
efforts arc called for to relieve mot a few of 
our chapels. To meet these demands, how- 
ever, and to consider tho whole condition of 
our financial economy,, witli a view to secu- 
ring, if possilde, some means and plan of 
permanent relief, a large Finance Committee 
will be" summoned to meet next autumn. It 
is hoped, by some united movement, by rul- 
ing, suppose, somo. £30,000, to effect tlio 
noedtul prosont isdief, and at the same time, 
by. tlio united eofufselB uf the lainistry and 
laity, to etfcct some serviceable reforms and 
improvements in our general finunciul man- 
agement. 

The Missionary Committee of Review pre- 
sented several features of extraordinary in- 
terest this year. , The decision to effect tiie 
separation, to a large extent, of the Austra- 
lian and of the French mission, from tiie 
parent body, ouch under tho cure of their own 
Cunforenoe, certain groat uliuraeteristio priu 
oiploa of Methodism being formally accepted 


by the newly constituted Conferences, and if 
certain pecuniary grant being, for the pre- 
sent, guaranteed by the British Conference 
and Missionary Cofmiiittcc, is a most impor- 
tant event in our history. Not leas impor- 
tant and interesting is tho resolution at onco 
to send out several missionaries to China, to 
establish a Wesleyan mission there, on tho 
condition, however, that such mission be for 
five years to come supported from its-own re- 
sources, and make no charge on tho general 
mission fund. Fifteen hundred pounds laid 
already lieen "amassed from special eontribu- 
tiotis lor. this particular service, and other 
shell contribution's are likely sti|l to he afford- 
ed. 'Our noble Treasurer. Mr. Fanner, 
(whose state of health, 1 lament to say, lifts 
prevented him from attending the present 
Conference) takes a very deep interest in this 
mission** Mr.Diercy, a devoted young mnn, 
late a farmer and local preacher in the Dick- 
ering Circuit, England, was so deeply im- 
pressed, twclvo months ago, with the case of 
China, that he went out himself, on his own 
resources, (small -as they were— only a few 
hundred pounds) to China, there, to do whnt 
lie could, in his own way, for the conversion 
of tho Chinese, having made up his mind, if 
need he, to work with his own hands for Ids 
maintenance, that he might lie able to devote 
all his available time and means to the work 
of the Lord, ' 

This young mnn, by a singular l’rovidenec, 
was met at Hong- 1 Kong, on.his landing, by 
the sole survivor uf a sipall'bandjof Method- 
ist soldiers, who was lamenting that bis last 
religious comrade and counsellor had just 
lieen taken from his head. This was tlio 
first person lie -spoke to on Chincso ground. 
Judge Sow theAVcsloynii brethren rejoiced 
to meet and embrace each other ! I’iorov 
took these as li plain token tlmt his mission' 
was from God, and holms gone on working 
ever since. Ho -has made good progress in 
the Chinese tongue, 1ms been very useful in 
the work of conversion among the English, 
nnd is now ill Canton, breaking new ground, 
and devoting himself more exclusively to the 
Chinese wurk. This devoted and truly apos- 
tolic man Iiuh not been left to languish un- 
aided. Several benevolent and Christian 
men, Mr. Farmer especially, havd supplied 
liia wants from time to time ; and now lie is 
to he joined by several devoted, nnd in evorv 
way suitably qualified young men, who have 
volunteered joyfully for this work, and arc 
eager' th bo engaged iri it. Altogether the, 
chain ot' 1’rovidcnce by which the committee 
has been led to engage in the Chinese mis- 
si( n Ims been most remarkable. 

Not only is it intended to constitute the 
Australian and the Kronoh missionary bodies 
into separate and, to a great extent, indepen- 
dent-Gonfcrenccs, but tho same is. also likely 
to he done in the cuso of the West Indies and 
of British North America.' 

The Drosidential election is one which is 
likely to give very great satisfaction to 'nil 
moderate and true-hearted, men among the 
Wesleyans, whether laymen or ministers. 
Nobody, perhaps, bo much eonmmnds the 
confidence of all pnrties in Methodism as our 
present excellent I’resident. There is qo one 
in whose judgment and calm truthfulness of 
view nnd sentiment so many will repose strong 
trust us Mr. Scott. At' the last Conference 
his health was pour, and soon after the Con- 
ference failed entirely; but during the spring 
and summer ho lias so much recovered, that 
now tic is deemed competent to undertake 
tlio onerous duties of the Presidency. , You 
'arc aware tlmt his permanen t office is that of 
Principal of tho Westminster Normal Insti- 
tution; rend Chairman of tlio Educational 
Committee, it is he who has brought to so 
safe and prosperous dn issue, tho preparatory 
educational movement, and has been the 
means of launching it upon an open bco, and, 
as I can not doubt, upon a most beneficent 
course, ilg is a man of grave but kindly 
temper, of a quiet, hut sly and koon humor, 
of extraordinaryfcsilrowdnoss and sagacity, 
with a sallow, face, in which the lines of 
thought arc deeply graven, a dark and thought- 
ful, yet often an indescribably comic and hu- 
morous eye, nnd a quiet, firm and penetra- 
ting voice. His temper is of unfailing seren- 
ity. his liberality of spirit nnd sentiment very 
great, .yet his conservatism safe and decply- 
principlcd, his judgment of almost unfailing 
truth and certainty. 

Such is the wise and excellent man whom 
this year we have placed at our bond, lie is 
the very man for tiie crisis. 

Dr. Alder was also put in nomination for 
the Presidency, hut while Mr. Scott lmd 1(11 
votes, lie lmd but 62. Why Dr. Alder should 
he put in nomination ns the antagonist of 
Mr. ScOtt, time may .perhaps reveal. Jint 
the Dr. himself Ims certainly conducted with 
great urbanity and consummate ability and 
tact. It is possible tlmt two or three years 
may see him worthily filling the Presidential 
chair.. ’But it is mud; more probable that; 
tlmt delightful and accomplished little man, 
John Lomas, who this year lmd thirty-six 
votes for. the Chairmen, will nr.it yrar he tho 
I’resident, tlmn. any other person. 

Mr. Methlcy, an excellent and useful min- 
ister. II liberal constitutional Wesleyan, and 
the Chairman of Hie Birmingham District, 
and Mr. Ilenry Davies, a clever limn, a high 
Wesleyan Conservative, and the Chairmnn of 
tho Cornwall District, -Were chosen, liy nomi- 
nation, -into the number of the one hundred : 
‘live others being chosen by seniority. 

Wo are, it seems, to lmvo two Conferences 
hesidefi our own jn this town— one of a-set of 
persons culling thomsolves “ Moderates,” hut 
who in fact agree in almost every thing witli 
the out-and-out .“Reformers,', nxcont that 
they jlift vo-nnl ' yot gunuprnjisseilly, or all if 
them, to tlio' extent of “stopping the sup- 
plies,” nor lmvo mixod up tlicir claims di- 
rectly with the cause df the expelled • minis- 
ters. Some of theso — perhaps nmuy — are 
goud, hut mistaken men ; but of thu loaders 
wo can not judgo bo favorably They are 
subtle, but resolute, revolutionists, and their 
apparent moderation is, after all, lmt a veil 
to most ruinous designs. Theso men call 
themselves, most unwarrantably, "Media- 
tionists,'’ and lmvo then Conference here. 
The more advanced '• Iteliirmurs ” urii to Imvc, 
theirs, and we of eourso have ours. ( )f both 
these purties I shall havo more to say, by- 
und-by. 

The editor of tho Wesleyan Times hue 
“ out ' the country in disgrace, taking oil' 
with him, 1 believe, or having previously em- 
bezzled somo hundreds of pounds belonging 
tp the Reform ’’ fund. Tho tV'eoloyan Times 
hus passed virtually into other hands, and is 
printed iu connection with the British Ban- 
ner and the Patriot. Tho editor is now Mr. 
W. L. Horton, who twelve month* ago took 


liis ordination vows as-a We.t^ ~ 
h"t ... a Tow 'months jninod tho7nd« 
having, as ,t was afterward, * 


“"erwards p t0VNl 'r^ 
the ti fte of his ordination fin I!; b N 
lcynn Methodist, at bean u. 7® 


lcynn Methodist at heart He ft 
professing Independent princinU v S 

self to the Wesleyan 'ltefo£, N > 
them he now does work as edit,,, 
rant agitator. The Rev. 8 J, 

avowedly gone “ver.to | m l cpc "J ^1. 
covered that ho “can' 
nmustcr under any mmlifictaion oT2? 
Methodism," a.® that Ihdopcnc.?^ 
-ven's own plan." So the lmbblewL*® 
A'S to imhties. Tt, n..i_ . 


A'S to polities. The Derby 

Votes; Init-not hvanv^J- Nl 


or 35 votes ; biitmot hyanym^ J 
for protection. On this q„ c , t j * 


still l.o in a minority, which 
are not sorry for. The Irish 
boen distincuishcd Ire t.U ...-.D* 1 VI 


been distinguished l>y tlio mod 4,11 
almost fiendish riots, instigated kjjfv 


almost fiendish riots, instigate Jr., 
priests, and which will n,o dgubtJ? I J W| 
linmentary inquiry. 


linmcntary inquiry. 1 

P. S. The recommendation* ot JL 
mortal Committee, nnd not a fin, ^ 
ters jif interest, will* form topics fwV* U ' 
letter. "JiVfi 

Sheffield', July 29, 1852. ' 


a< X. o. niii,iuifr 

SUNDAY SCHOOL Matist ^ 

As the time for holding tho Anmul( , 
ferenccs is coming on, the attention dZ 
preached is called to tho import™., 
making full reports of Sunday School *1 
tics to tlio Committee appointed on ft, ( 
jeetat each session. Be cavefrft cimif 
the number of Sunday Schofr, *2, 
teachers, superintendents, yohiaanhw 
copies if Visitor taken, money raized for Sni I 
day Schools, monoy raised for the pohlicad 
of Sunday School books during the jtu 

The editor of tho Visitor take* tin 
sion to say. tlmt tlioso who have not renews*! 
their subscription t.i tlmt paper, con do 
now, and lie supplied with tho Mnumbe 
cither .from July or January? Hw orden 
arc liiost respectfully solicited. 

A, there are many families, coagrtpliai 
and Sunday Schools that have never wij 
Visitor, we will send the back nunkn 
the present volume, to wit, from Jink, 
June, to any person ordering them k 
tiiitims ’distribution, free of svhunpti 
gc>. In ordering them, state tho annh, 
copies desired, and the postoffio*»nd Su 
which they arc to ho sent. Addm, p 
paid, tlio oditor, Charleston, 8. C. Jfcrj 
of other church papers will pleanuolla 

notice.- Tros. 0.frnu. 


To the Ministers on the Motet 


Brethren: Tho Secretary of on 
sionary Society has forwarded t bundle i 
the reports of tho Parent Society to mje 
for your benefit, which you can hare hj 
plying to Bro. T. .1. Carver. 

• J. II.IMIITOI. 

(i Mobile. August 7. 


®*-' Oamp Meeting Notice. 

The Camp Meeting at dhc lluriil 
■Springs, Starkville Circuit, hlmmppl Ol 
foroneo, will begin 23d September n« 
Ministers uru invited. 

Allen C«TLt,P.C 


IWi:st. I'oist *ciDl;»v.— The Northern ft{«l 
Ale able, report of tho Uo«rJ of Viillonftsth.’ 
"Acii'lcmy for the preiunt year, whlth hu bMi 
ted to Congress bj th« Secretary of ttar. ft* 
M'ttiQf sixteen gentlemen from umMjdiM 
or which tho lion. M. O. M. Hammond of Booth 
1$ President. After revrewing the hktoryeftti 
tinn. the eircuuutancoa under which it *n 
und the Hcrrloe* it hu rendered, the BotrdAiilht 
accumulating experience of fiftjr yean cuttiij 
•nnd improved upon in practice from tim« to tiw. 
possible to do so. has left little now to beilUni 
cced to enumerate a number of rccomm«»d»ti« fc 
improvement of the Institution and the laamd 
usefulness, the most important of which are 
The incruase of the number of cadets Iff Hi 
ment of two Additional from each State. aid 
tatlon of their pny to $28 .20 per month, it 
, the pay-of tho Superintendent and the eetenl 
The erection of a riding hall for winter 
appropriation of >12.000 will be required; Mi* 
structlon of permanent stables. TheallflflW^* 
ble get of horaes, one for artillery and the 
airy exercioe*. The erection of addltioml 
the use of offleora, and the enlargement d 
rosideneea. The lntnotluction of can 
the stadki, the extcnftWd of the perfr* 
years, and that the itttdy of logie h« 
that ancient and modern history, army. , 
etc . physiology, and the evidence! 
Introduced with the increased term. 


hm* 


Dn isions ur’oN tiie Liqcor Law.'— IhcJ 
of Maine have decided that the inhabitant 
may keep liquor in their houaes for tW* •** 
lliat liquor may bo brought Into and ta^B*"** 
or through tho State, if it be not iaUnd*dft r 
amount of tho decision seems to bs, that the WF* 
may prohibit the sole, or keeping, or 
Iiijuor, but cannot prohibit its use. XW* 1 
the law nnpgous to the laws conceraiof 
Only licensed druggist* and npotbecoritf 
These can ohiy will it under certain rffoW** 
others cannot sell it at nil. hut the lawdsss ft*r^ 
the, use. Hence, auy body may use arsenic i*“.j 
and it . is mucli used in preparing the skin* of 
bird* for st ufliiig. And ahyTSody 
the felonious intent of suicide, without 


SUO IIIOIUOUB i II It! II L U* ruuiii>'| " 

pcnalty. Hence, if one should takeorsenisft 

._!*« • -I l.t 1^, aa*cd Wa ^ 


with such, intent, and should be 
prosecution for taking the poison could bs 


What is a Tor ?— A MnKtark. lnaWcUB* 
Young Men's Association, of Troy t N- ''>P T * 
of the above : ^ 

•• The fop is a complete specimen of *^^^1 


•• The fop is a complete specimen oi ou g* 
pher lie is one- third collar. mi»-sUUi 
iine.foiirih walking stick, and the rest g 


one-fourlh walking stick, and the 
As to his remote ancestry there Is son® 1 
now pretly well settled that lie in ,1,7-1*^ 
gtuitiL-.-ile becomes ecstatic utthesmel* . 
is somewhat nervous and to dream oi» ^ 
him tiie nightmare, liy his '‘irouc wouldju^j * 

.11. . .1 111. » .1. III ... I . a a • ll la l.villl'Dl I****, ..H 


him the niglitmare Uy his airoUf vrouiojrj 
dipped like Acllllles . but It is evident 
held him by the Ijead iirsteud of 


neiu nun uy ine.qean jirsiemy oM* 

such men are useful. If there wero 
would be fio -frogs/ They are not to entuv^, 
being so devoted to externals. * odjfl 
have a splendid netting to make r tbe ®rj|*^ 
seem ii waste of material to put $■» worm 
ceutswqrtb of brniiiH. 


wi. - „ 

(Jrandin, lias allowed to plead 
(’ourt of Oommou I’leos, iu i'aris ^ai* 

that she got a verdict in her favor. »® 
expected wheu ■ beautiful woman. •* 
sends to the other sex for juatice-^ 


* Kkkoumahon in tiie Five Poiaw-”" ^ 
NewYork Tribune of Monday th! Mb in® “ ^ 


NewYork Tribune of Monday tu« yje 

stroll through that far-famed locality) ^ 
and confess to much agracable surpn®* • .j ^ 

. i , .. — i.i.v. u'..rs Niirrnuud fa 


and sound* by which wc were surrounds 
Brewery.’* that recent virulent u,cer 
pliysicMl world, we found a l»rge 
tiie legitimate lieira of poverty, degr® 
uuiployisd in-rcclUng passages fr°® _ * e lrt |gi 
ing hymns, tliat must have swakeOM 

the locality so entirely unused to tw®' 

r alihurV * ^ 


stood a group of fifty or mure «f Mi» ‘ ^ { 
and dirt, and almost stolid from the , 

rum and ignorance. Yet none of I ® _ pty 
to dUturb thfi exerolae! witliin. > ^ M 


to thin repulftive place, moved * htf gnf* 
fro among W wretchejiJiupIlBi * Q t(" 


smile waa aufflolent to check any ui 
action* of those in th# street 


f Deatmi or Olehcivmei*.— B fT - g, !•' 

Bt Paul’! (Catholic) Church at 

inmlav thu Hth iuflt.. of dyfteDW . ... Ml* “ 


Sunday, the 8th lust., of * *, 1 

B. Creagh. of the M. K- Church _ ^ 


B. Creagb. of the 61. K- Churcft ^ 

Tuvaday. the 10th lust. **** QoafttiP* 
formerly Becretary of th* Ne* 




■From Texas. 

AntiMo m im Mm no - The •*! cntnrr Mrxlro> iTnpt 
I’Ihoc. arrived yuStsrdtfjr from (.alvestofii whchtw thv 
flailed on the 16th inst. Phe brought pai®'rs however, 
onlj^to the lath. I hi' mi inn a® wen* received by the Ymht 

Gen!M’er®lfor K 'Fmltti. U P A . wha passenger on the 
Mexico. 

Nr.wsr.ii'ER ^’iunge —T he fl.Xgrniige Monument ha* 
been purchased by Mr Albert' 'I'wy. by whopi II will 
hrrefcftWf lm conducted. 

it very Oommi Mir.— The To xas ‘It anger. published at 
Washington. congratulate- the cltlziiti- of that place on 
the fhet thnt the recent (lection pMed-nfl without any 
hilling . 

Oimirtu.— ' The Vlrtorlii Advocate, of the 7th Inst . 
sny« ; . ' • 

3'ho cholcrnshn*- a gain, broken out in Ibid place. On 
Pltntluy last Mr Tliomns Jenkins. for several yearn a rcnl- 
•lent and enterprising merchant of our town, but more 
recently of Lavaca, fell a victim to ll. Since Hint time 
Mr. Richard Owens nn<l A. .Ian ton ImV'o hud It ; the f\r-» 
baa recovered, and there In hope of the recovery of Mr 
Jsinrs. These, arc tho only American on«es. Am our the 


1 KI.KUUAI*filU ITKM.H. 

Another California Arrival, 


IIymunkat,. 

0, in' tho M. E. Churoh, 
Rev’ John I .one, W. I’. B*n- 
..larinni Conforonoo, nnd Miss 


IIh put *Mk. «nO tha nlaa rrarh harrtf MW ha«a MM, 
mwtlf »l »«« » IV Hi. fnrthm rar«o« hare baa* l*. 
rrla^d. and thr airrrt Import! alnra tha lat of AaptamWf 
1-roatn »t SJIJW:, ba,a. Tba alwk tm hand bat arenlng 

»»a about an o«>ba«a. 

BAtlomn AMD BOP C-Tb« lamaixt for thaaa aitMaa 
ha. bran ucmBnaA mwU , t0 , raall loUi fM w klah hoUan 


G» forth tV» thine appointed rc«l 
beyond ThMiriiad wa-fnqiif 
G<> forth, pur fairest and our first 
To\hv far bland home ’ 

With him thy Joyful hearts approved. 

’I by mate for many A year beloved, 
fn thy full tnatroij bloom 
Ho forth, to act. aa fate command* 

I’by part Rfe to other land* 

Kind thoughts attend then, from the pine 
Where thou haet been so long 
A dally sight, a household Tate. 

A mate In work and unrig . 

' Hower to eheeV. a lamp to *hed 
Molt light beside the sick nne'a t»«d , 

To dial beloved throng 
• "'It net. o| dnlly Ilia ahnll he 
A mute remembrancer of thee, 

bull Well v»e know, where'er Ibylot, 

Thou enlist not he alone ; 

F"r Love, in earth's uuklndlleot spot 
" III tlnd. or make Its own , 

And from (lie green and living heart 
•N< w friendships atlll. like b(|ds. will atari 
llllt. yet , wherever thrown, 

No tle'a ran ellng n round thy mind 
So close aa thorns thou leav'st behind. 

And oft while gnidng on the era 
That girds thy lunely Die. 

Shall faithful memory bring tallies. 

The homo e o lovadereWhllu . 
ftp llgnlaotni* room Ha pleasant bowers, 
The children, that like opening flotrer- 
drew up beneath thy smile; 

The hearta thfit shared from earliest yeai 
Thy Joy* nnd griefs,, thy hopen and fears. 


Sl’iftin Al. TmiMPINUS.— Tlio limnifi-Bltition nl 

spiritual vibrations In different parts of the l olty, in the 
opinion of many, has become a fixed fact. That certain 
weak-minded persona, children and ant/'drluvlnn grannyn. 
should believe In nuch matters In not a matter of surprise, 
hut when Sincere men. who occupy high social pooltlons 
and are noted for extensive information nnd acute Intel- 
lects. take up the cause of the spirits and openly procUfm 
their belief In them, thr subject demands Investigation 
More tiffin one rtlilnetit citrine In our midst bus admitted 
the existence of the • intinlfestatlon? 1 ’ without pretending 
to give a solution of,tholr cause. That the •• thumpings ” 
occur, there can be no possible doubt, for In fnvbr of the 

The how 


The «t miner .Northern l.lghi inis arrived Bn 
plnwall ( City, brlhgitig «>(lC mllljnii or dollars 
gold 

North Carolina Elections. 


IT AT-Prkaa hare b-aa Am, an, I tha aalaa of tha WMk 
. < ■nipri™ *») Mir* Uv.larn (irnoi a tor., at »M 00. 800 
.mm, from th. t.nOtn*, alXut (31 00. MHl yaatat- 

l.y 'ton .1111,. n.-w c-rnpal (2t(M»Wtmi. 

LlM K— Thl, artlela haa «oM at adraom d rataa. and MO 
t.hl. Allan wnra lak.nanThnnnla|at .1 1i <f KM. pma* 1 
.rrnn.l hamta thr ratr. harr bran to Jt l.r.l fnr IVr.trrn 
and f2 00 for Rockland. He . ■ . • .. 

LKAD — Wk yet hear of no IraniNuitlOM In rm MAItat. 
The last sale was at f4 ftft H 100 f for Upp«? MImml 
fANin.KH— There hue been tome Inquiry tor SUv On- 
dies, and 800 boxes nnd half boxes have been «0ld Anting 
the week, mostly at 19*^20* ft for boxea, and 90 
tor 'half boxe*. The snlea Include 100 boxw 8t. LonU at 
lUMVIt. ■ 

TAI.LOW— Thr markrt I. barer* B'wtera, whl«bw6old 
prnlnl.ly l.rlnR 7197 K. V IV 
OILS — Wo harr n.,llrr.t anmr ralf. 6T Laid Oil at S5, 
an.l ..f l.ln.rr<1 Oil at 70t V kaUon -,'7 

SAVAI. BTOKHK-Th. .aha of Ih. WMk lotfOdr 1S5 
hbla Spirit. Tnrprntln. a. 40 If, anil IX) at <1. ft gallon ; 
■no hbl, Itmln at »1 00. and a« hhU Wlhnlngton Tar at 


* uio 13th Mny, in Deinopnlis, 
’ „ThoMA 9 SuiEtns, wifo of lion, 
^‘i, t ho 38th your of her nge.' 

religion nt n rcyivnl in tho 
laKh in Domopolin, in t|io sum- 
j continued n memhor of thnt 
& vT|l»t time until her denth. 

| w t fifteen yem-H of her life sho 
^rent sufferer, lloliglon 
i cr tlio conaolntion sho noodedf 
Jilin the wns cheerful, nnd hud n 

^inthclJird. 

fc* week* before she died she wns 
* thsl denth would bo n welcome 
’tI change wns sudden which re- 
[; (Kfdosth, nnd after it owno over 
ugu, insensible until she expired. 

Mb ifler (» he ) , “ ul l lllli ‘" ll y eiulureil. 
Miinttl Mr prmi*c" Who thnt knew 


Riot at Baltimore. 


fnct we have the strongest human testimony, 
nnd thf wherefowA.* matter for Investigation 
Several • spirit circles ” have Intely been formed in the 
green ami rural portions of tho city. At Tempera nee Hall, 
sundry meetings have tnken plnori, but as tho cimvoca- 
tlons have been private, nothing more than fnguu nnd 
dotnchOd rumors of the doings therein, have become 
known to tho uninitiated. It Is stated n« a fact, that 
at one of these meetings, where a table hail cut up' 
sundry cvolutlons?'*hnd danced around’, variously, n 
gentleman who wns an unbeliever offered to bet a right 
round sum that sard locomotive table would not move 
In the direction where lie was * setting. No/noner 
was the lrrevercmt banter made, than the table imme- 
diately became active. . nnd slid up against him. a distance 
of several feet. This evidence of animation on tlio part of 
the inanimate, of course, astonished the hicYedulous Indi- 
'roorii iff' huge 


Tb<rc wain «orli>u« riot In this city on Saturday., night 
among t IHJ Hretnen. during whieji t wo person's lost, ibelr 
1 1 V j ■ * and n nundier have been serloudy Injured 

Snfrity of Captain Marcy. 

. M» Meins, August. Ill 

Advlees are rfi idved here from l ortyndlb whleh state 
tliiit t'aptniti Mwrey and bis eommund bad arrived at Km I 
Arbuekle. In good health and spirits. 

further by the Canada- Liverpool 
Markets. 

Nvw Ynlis. August 17 

Tlie sales of _ Cotton In the' Liverpool matkid for -the 
Unfed days preceijltig the departure of thj; Canada were 
24 (Hkl bales, and fordhe whole wcek'f>7 <HKl to-.ftS (SK) bales 
Of | his amount os m bales wen' taki^hYo# speculation. |i27(i 
for export, and about Ihl.OOO by the trade I'rlevS were a 
shade lower, most qualities having given way 1-10 to - ,d 
but the principal derllin^ was in the middling and lowei 
grades. The principal broWrs quote as follows: New 
Orjeans Fair NewOrlei, ns Middling •fi, , B . Mobile Fall 

0. Mobile M iililllng o - . A tU 111 AlhMHjff tf RHtlllJi! 

'I'ljiJ. The importa of th • week w ere. .Mi :i'ju lades, "f wlilel 
14 ji’d.'i wye American, ddseriptlons The stock on band 
exclusive of the amount, qn liourdsldp, bn Friday, the, till 
of (August, was Mk'i.iHUJ tiales. , * 


Johnstone. V. S. A the F.nglnrer who wns Appointed to 
rurvey the route ot the proposed railroad from Fan An- 
tonio to the llulf. ' The report. |4 favorable to tho project. 
The average cost of the road will be about f 10,000 per 
mile. _ The committee appointed to select a (lulf terminus 
hive decided to let the question remain open for the pre- 
sent. 

Kxtr a Fi ssion.— T he proposition to call an extra ses^ 
slnn of tlie Legislature appears to he gaining in public 
favor. • - 

W'liini.piNn— The Huntsville Item Fays a whirlwind 
pissed over that town on Wednesday, tho 4th Instant. 


vidual to such a degree, that ho loft the 
dismay, without professing to he acquainted with tho 
cause of these vibrations, none of those whb have been 
present at the meetings pretend to doubt the fact of their 
existence Some of. the mediums pretend to converse 


Wit h ^ar ly care Imprest 


A ini 'she. whose failing eyes no more 


lfHKIOlITfl— The Freight market rxmatM without nnl- 


tiprm her child inny rest ; 

Ami kltulrcd forms, and they who eyed 
Thy be auty wit h a br other's pride ; 

. AridTrlemle-helnveci the heat’ 

The kltlil. the joyous, the sincere. 

Fhall to thine iuward sight appear. 

A ml .they, whose dyHtg4oofts on th^e 
III grief and love were east— 


Hot, and the only engagements of any moment that 
htV* noticed were a vessel taken for the Mediterranean 


on a £Hind charter, a hark for Marteilleii. ni f* 
hhd for Tohareo. an«l a vewel for ffavro at f for Cotton 
F.XC1IANOK8— The supply pf domestic hills baa been 
very limited, but we have no alteration to make in the 
rates. Foreign exchange has boon firm at nnr quota* 


doing mine diunnge to the roof of. tin* I'enltofiiinry. and 


aa doubt it' 

intending by when sho \yru con verted, 
iJ^liiice then have I enjoyed tier iilen- 
Within n year sho 


taking down an unoenypied house in It- vicinity. , 

.tliiANj.i —In accordance with a recuht vote qf the citi- 
zens of Lavaca county, tin* -county scat Ih to be removed 


fo’nncd by them t»f the state of matters both hero nnd 
hcreattqrr Those mere sublimed -assert that the spirits 
ljit vo beromo visible to their corporeal vision, ns distinct in 


(^an-flOficty. 

fr nm South America with her 
md soq, after an absenoo of five 
j^McnlEd unexpectedly to Dcmop- 
U^Jjrwnrd with grent plenpure to 
^ fib her once more ; but - , nlns.! 1 
| ark,* 11 ™ 1 sll ° WM J J‘ n & j» st before 
entewd Into jrest. 

•Ulttnl*l» of bt« pm 11 , 

Jlbnrerftr, now li o’er; 

PNlfc sad hell behind arc cast, 
griff md suffering arc no moCe. M 


UongroHsIonAl.ProceQtrings, 


Immanoi.a -The Hullctin says the health of the town 
Is exc^lfcct, and business unusually brisk for the season 
of the year. 

Tin:- CaoCs. — 1 The most chcer'mg Accounts of tin* crops 
continue to coma in, from alt pi^ts of the State. Th*' 
worm had appeared In a few place* only, nnd not much 
damage hml boon. done. , 

The Texas Imami m i‘ sk s . —The light bouse at Hollvar 
Point is now completed and ready for the light. Thnt at 
Matagorda wilt be done hi two weeks, and the one at lira- 
xps Santiago soon thereafter 


Sterling., 

Prana#.. 

NewYork sixty Jay, llllls. 
Sight Cheeks on NewYork. 


• 'ft. In the mystery Of bleep. 

Fpall Love evoke t hem from the deep 
Of the unlathomed .Past, 

.And Fancy gather round thy bed . 

Tho spirits of the gentle Dead. 

Farewell ! If on this parting day 

llemorsefnl thoughts' Invade 

One heart, for blesdngs cast away, 

And fondness III repaid ; 
lie will nut breathe them .let. them rest 
Within the stillness of the breast ; 

He thy remembrnnee. nmde 
A home, where chastening thoughts ujay dwell 
My own tnio aistcr. fare then well ! 


conversed with them face t" face, and thnt from infnnna- 
tion received, thpt bright uiiiU-nlnl nge is at hand, when 
nil -hall have their eyes opened to the secrets of tlie liinet 
world; all shall he subject to the instruction of these 
•‘•Just men made perfect,” and all shall believe In the 
siype spiritual religion. 

Certalh worldly minded individuals, **lmvlng speculation 
In tlielr eyes, have thought r to make their intiinney with 
tho spirits an instrument for the service of mammon. One 
mm wants to know the price of cotton in Liverpool, an- 
other the price of Gamp street stocks at n certain future 
date, and another essays to find out what tickets are for 
sale hero that have drawn prizes in the Havana Lottery. 
It is to be hoped thnt the spirits having a regard for equal 
rights will not. develop. Give nil a show. These thump- 
ings have lately been made manifest ih a house on. Philip- 
pn street. Ftrahgo noises have been heard there, to the 
utter routing even of the rats. Ono enterprising police 
officer ih endeavorlug to ferret out the mystery, got 

thumped ” oii the head. Tho spirit thnt did It is sup- 
posed to be thnt of the celebrated John Barleycorn, act- 
ing through the medium of a houseless night walker. , 

A bed-stead In Garoudelct ktpoct was afflicted with these 
t bumpings. Tho application of abucket full of cold water 
di-lodgcd two huge cock-roaches and the thumpings ceas- 
ed incontinently. Another bed-stead in Canal street nip- 
pe t the years of a gentleman's age, etc., and so the thing 


Wasiiinuton'. August 17. ^ 
In the Uousa to-day. the hills granting lauds to the vn- 
ricals States, for the support of tho Insatie. wns defeated 
The Senate -has hccricngnged In thodismission Of tho 
bill for a Ship IJnfml at Fault Ft. Marie, on which no defi- 
nite action has as yet been taken. - 

Franco and Belgium. 

The Canada brings the information that .the Itelginn 
Government has rejected the Commercial Treaty with 
Franco. 

Oongroasional Proceedings. 

Washington. August Ik. 

Thu House Inst evening again took up and passed the 
bill granting ten millions of acres of land to the different 
States, for-the support of the indigent Insane. The Navy 
bill was then taken up and discussed. 

In the Senate yesterday a message, was. received from 
t be J President In reply to a recent call for InformaHon re. 
spnltlug a proposition from tho King of the Sandwich 
Islands. The President states thnt hodeems ItFftnadvIsa- 
bl" .to Inform the Senate whether the King referred to has 
matte overtures to ’the Government of the United States 
4o tran-fer the Sovereignty of tin* Sandwich Islands tpthe 
United States. Tin* General Appropriation was then re- 
pur tVd. » 


Friday Rtcnlaf. Angn.t 20, IMt. / 
The arrivals during the past week consisted almoet en- 
tirely of Texas and Attaknpns Href Cattle and Calvec and 
Yearlings, of which descriptions of slock the supply 111' 
very ample, with tint few Hogs and good Fhoep. Prioee 
of Hogs have continued very 'firm, but the general market 
has been hut nioderalely active ; 

s -flier s — 

[Fine Western) 

A ttakapan audio xail) 


A llnNAi^iRi e in hie Amitiu an AmSia — A promotion 
of /orty- throe cadets of the Military Academy at West 
IJolnt lias just taken place in the United .States Army. 
Wo remark among the number, the name of the cadet 
•/creme SujtoUon JUinaptirh who was No. 11 in his class at 
the time of tho examination.- nnd who is appoint* d to the 
regiment of mounted riflemen lty Is life grandson of 
Jennie Bonaparte, brother of the Kinperor Napoleon 
ex- King of Westphalia, and now President of the French 
Senate. IliH'grandmpther, MtulXine Patiersdn. llr«t wife 
■o^l’rimTe Jerome, resides in Baltimore 


Tlio peach crop in Delaware is said to be very 
good, tin Wedm-iday. tin* lltli instant, about three 
thou, -ami baskets passed over tho Camden and Amboy 
Knilmnd to NewYork. They were selling at thr depot nt 


An 


Ilona 

Riiekp 

Mii ( «:h Cows, 
Oai.vks and 1 


Do par turn of tho Oolllna and Canard SLoamora 

FROM UVEtUfOOL. 


New Orleans Wholesale) Pi 


A.MK.tllCA, (Itr.). .for ItGHTON SATUItnAY, 

HAI.TKS, ( Am.). . . . f..r -NEW YORK ... WEDNESDAY, 

KCIU )I*A, (Mr.) for N E W .YORK . . . SATURDAY, 

NIAGARA, (llr.).... ft.r ROM TON SATURDAY, 

ATLANTIC, (Am.).. for NEW YORK..., WED.NE8DA f, 

AFRICA, (Hr.) .Voj NEW YORK;*.. SATURDAY, 

CANADA, (l)r.) ... for BOSTON SATURDAY. 

I’AciFIl*, (Am.) — for NEW YORK . ...WEDNESDAY, 

ANlA,(Hr.) for NEW YORK. .. .HAfUKDA Y, 

AMERICA, Cttr.K. ..for UOSTON SATURDAY. 

ARC lie, (Am?) for NEW YORK.... WEDNESDAY, 

EUROPA. (Hr.) ....for NEW YORK.... SATURDAY, 

Havre nnd Bremen 8teamer. 

FROM ROVTIMM'TON. 
IIUMIIOI.DT. fcr NEW YORK. . . . WEDNESDAY, 


Wahiiinuton. Wudtjpsday, Augu.-t IS 
In the Senate, to-day. the hill wns passed for the Von- 
truetion r.f a Ship Canal at Fault Ft. Marie. The Senate 
then took up tlie River Harbor Iliil, nnd Mr Cass 
opposed tbu amendment providing for a ship eanal from 
the Mississippi River to llniGulf of Mexico. Husaid thnt 
the bill as it stands is moderate nnd might hugnUhmugh. 
but that additional amendments wuuld eudHtlger Its pas- 
sage. and he would oppose all further amendments. 

In the House, the Wheeling Bridge- Hill came up. and 
after debate was referred. The limine then went Into 
Committee of the Whole on the Navy Hill. An amend- 


UD Ktoncar, on account — 

r^-lrtker, Clinton, La - ' % . . 

In VWIw. Clinton. La 

InlHfe: 

Jir«*v.6parta ; n s. K J Philips . n s, Dr 
y lUfftroo. Vienna. La; n s. M SplYey, 
NnU.l^B Cullin. Vernon. Ala ; Rev G 
Uk ffWks»n.Dr L Williams. F Grounds, 

Bri5ll2 50 v— r— 

I(f«r 


naleltope. «•». 

K«ntnrhy .. .... 

Nortksrn j 

Ilread, |M00ft( 


N»»jT* 
Pilot .... 
Crarkm. 


• turarrt I 

lleeswax, 1b 

Y.llow 

Url.-L,, « M.. 

Luka I.,* 

Enirllib Firs ... 

dolt Ira, flgroca 


MUs ; Wm M Christian. Carroll 


U. 8. Scrar.ME Court.— 1 The telegraph has announced 
th** appointment of our fellow citizen. K. A. Bradford. 
Ksq . to a vacant seat upon the bench of t|ie U. S. Su- 
preme Court. Mr. H. Is a gentleman ot studious habits, 
extensive reading, cautious judgment, blameless life. and. 
(what is of much importance to Louisiana and three 
other Status of the Union) wel) versed In the civil law 
We are happy to be able to record so excellent an ap- 
pointment 

Steamer Sink — Tbe steamer £ rally struck a snsg a few. 
days since, in White river, sunk in . twenty feet water, and 
broke in two. No lives were lost. The l»ont Is a total loss. 


HEW ORLEANS MARKETS. 


H* Iriw. Monroe, Wisconsin 

Dt W B nines : 

ID Dow. Pt Hudson. La. l.ess $2 60. J A 

«.Ak 

lOIkkrdi 

In JWlUUmKia : 

iDIWwtt-Jirnsgsn's, Ala. Less $2 50. 


There has been very little animation In any branch of 
our market during the week just dom'd, hut pricea have 
gem rnlly shown an advancing teiidenry Such has been 
the case especially with Tobacco. Sugar. Whisky and 
Grain, In all of which, however, operations have been 
renirlcted. Flour and Provisions generally have been 
firm, though tlie demand has been limited. During the. 
x/eek we have received accounts from Liverpool to the 7th 
instant, brought by the CnnaJn. .They represent the Kn-. 
ropeau markets, nt the latest dates, to have been in a 
rather depressed condition, whuu ifompnred with that of 
the preceding week. The sales of the wt 
7th were 

for speculation, arid 0300 for oxpoirt. 


N®. It.... 

c ssasr 

. RbMthlug 
Ao.yUowi 

C.ndlea.1 


fin If A Manly: 

Iktosoo Phlpplry, Bienville. La. Less $2 50 
InJJ Hutchinson: 

tUamUndram. Trench Camp, Miss. Less $2 60 

,1PM • 

| J B Malone. Homer. La. Loss f2 50. 

AUGUST; 21. 

BbJCKwrr: 

i T L Brotben. Mobile, Ain ... ; « 

iVmJoM-MdflaAla 

Ret WnMoarh: 

mT ran , mu Henry, Falcon, ArK i Tvrn 

p/; P If IhWijS Cuuden, Ark ) ?. 


AifoiNTjiExt.— The Montgomery (Ala.) Advertiser 
learns 'that Governor CoUlor has appointed lion. Nat 
.Cook, of Lowndes county,' a Judge of the Circuit Court, 
to fill the suat vacated by the re>lgna|ion of lion. £. 
Pickun- 


•k ending on tha 

67.000 to 68,000 bales, of which about '0700 were 
__ JHPIP HH. hadYqUeo off 

Inst.tosee Hilly, hy appoliiment. <m the loth. It Is an- 1 ; 10 ® -a.d for all qualities, the greatest decline having been 
t lei pa te<| Hilly will emigrate with his people, and it Is said 1,1 tl "‘ >»hhlllng abdWar grades. The quotations were • 
that General lllake intends to give him only until next hair Orleans Middling. Orleans 6)^, Fair Uplands fl, 
month to agTee to go. after which, if they tarry, he will an ‘l Middling Uplands 3?»d V ft. The Imports of Urn 
call upon tho sharpshooters, under General Hopkins,, to week were Stated nt 60,320 bales — If 500 American, and 
aiflj !a-;e them. *• the stock on hand, exrluslvn of that on shipboard^ at 

. 63fi, 000 bales. 

A R> »iak«abi.e Kscape — Gllbert Jacobs. of Springfield. The next st carper due from Liverpool li the Atlantic, of 
Ohio, was struck hy lightning a tew days ago. The fluid Collin* American line, which wma to have left on the 11th 
singed the hair of his head considerably, burnt a whisker Inst for NewYork, and the next to follow her was the 
«nm n i..(..i V /,s>.i. «k uu i, —I '—'' ' Asia, of Cunard’s line, also direct for NewYork, on the 

Nth Inst. 

.The weather has been rather pfaasaht, with a North 
wind prevailing a great Vart pf the week, The health of I 
the city Is excellent. 

COTTON— There lias been rather more animation In the 
Cotton market during tltia^last week than during thnt 
imuu'diately preceding, but the buslnesa is yet quite lim- . 
Ited l'be new crop begins to arrive more freely, and the 
receipts uf the week eihlirace 427 bales, though the sales 
have been mostly of the old crop. Thu transactions of 
Saturday comprised 500 bolos, of Mondny 400. of Tuenduy 
260. of Wednesday 300. ot Thursday 300. and yesterday ' 
60. making the whole business of tho week 1800 bales. 
Prices during the early part of the week were very firm, 
but have bceu rather easier since Wednesday, Still we 
have no material alteration to make in our'qpotatious, 
aud merely put up the i uslde figure for Middling and the 
outside rate for. Ordinary. Tho roculpts at this port from 
I the 1st of September to date are 1,423.856 bales, against 


do.Mavaa®d-.. .1 v*ll 

BSSi&dl? 

L* am - — Id 

Remat 

Ueshco — M 

Wr*um — Ud 

CUMIt 

American - M 

riMAppU.... 

i..i, - a. 


The Crops — T he .Carroll (Miss.) Watchman says: 
•• The prospects of the planters of our pari*h for having 
bountiful crops of both cotton and corn, were never tn-t- 
ter at this season, of the year' than they arc at present. 
TtV" Bayou places ri^re nearly exempt from overflow this 
yenr. and the unsurpassed lands of Joes Bayou and Bayou 
Mason will yield a mammoth return for the husbandman's 


uiaer. veui.i 

Nonutrn 

Corks, ¥ M. 

Vulvel 

Doiii.Go.kI*, Ml 

Rr.AlirlpKttM 

dn HliWr» t ««M 
■I.I.ShrUiVii) 

itn hi. n-unga 4-l| 


p rJdtoUr: ’ 

iJXm, Pltanown. K\x ; llr Wm De««on .... 

l. : 

BUrkrlllc. Min. I.tM »2 60 

fctf.Humhi 

AU ....... , ' , 

Many, La ; M L Branch. 
Jri^BsrwB 1 ’ ^ Morehead. Many. La. . 

*wJ!cuDUm,u.:.. 


IB LMd^MtjilQ 

16 do, while. Ar 

16 do.EafflUM 

06. Chrome Ui*< 

U do. Yellow.. 

li 


^Ai stroi.u.i Goi.d.— T he Kditor of the Philadelphia 
American has been shown several beautiful specimens "! 
Australian gold, weighing in nil three ounces, and Im- 
ported from London by the United fitntes Mint as speci- 
mens. This Is bHieved to he the first that has ever been 
seen in this country, as it does not reach us in the course 
of commerce. It was received ^nt the Mint on the 6th 
instant, aud it has been ascertained, l>y an assay of part 
of thu quantity, that the proportion of pure metal is WW 
thousandth* fine .' which Is equivalent to twenty dollars 
per ouuce. or thereabouts. 


do. EiuUra IH 

Hack. V '-It. 

KumI* 14 00 

fuiHliili • 60 

IlBxrna 6 60 

Aiii.Noe.falo.yd - >«' 

live®, Vim. 
r,..«Hood,Cmpy IS 00 
do. Hi. Doming IS no 
• EnnUc, T«mW<. 10 00 
Indigo. ...¥ B>. - «0 

.Mn.ldvr — 19 

y.Kgn, f bhl. IN 
j'loiir, T ht.l . 
Ohin.ttF., HP.. — — 
lllim.i* AMoAt. - - 
St. I*>ni«,City., S 90 

Hour 9 16 

Prather®, » - M 

f lsuced.Ytc* 

tall* Cod, ¥ ho* till 


M* ORLEANS DISTRICT. 

K*( Kmml ,if HumHrli Meetinii. 

-iMWj Conr, Aug 21. I, F«ut, Aug 30. S rji, 
J " - AukUI. I.FeMt,Bept2 2'i, rX,: 

• Sept 3, LIrwI.Sipt 0,7 1 . i . >i. 

r • *• Se|U 4, Alglere. 4 1 . r. M. 

Swnment. Alglew. Supt 5. 11 » 

But " '■ MiUleut Htrcet. Sept 10. , 

8 S«!»ent. Piety «t, Bept 12. 11 , m 
W e^Ud « li.u. Chapi-l-. 1) c, Aug 17. L Keut 

« «eu ll. Sept 18 >udlO. 

MUeprn Buck MImIou y M. Sept 25 nn.l 20, nt 

2?,^' I A U /’i Urth " MI,,lon Q M. (.ict 2 nnd 3. 
rQM.Oetlluullo. 


Nuiaicfi. ..... 

P«YP«» ....... 

rhMdto.'J!. 

LLinihaCny 
i fttPUabflkia, 
Hnvao® white. 


It et iLiATjyq i pox Ghea.t HnitAiv. — Thul’.F llouscof 
Representatives, recently, on motion of Mr. Kvuns,of MU., 
adopted an amenduient to the civil and diplomatic bill. 
Itnp'Ning thu *umo light-house duties on F.ngli*h vessels 
^entering cur ports, which American ve.s»elr\ are eoui|>HI(B«l 
to pay in Lnglish ports. One leading object, suggested by 


Railroad. Straightened. — Tlio brnnch of the 
N. G. aiyl Carrollton Raili'oud, where it was laid around 
til- site of the Jackson stmt Market, has beVu' straigKt- 
»d< d so as to run >ver the site of the Market, the Market- 
lio.ide having been pulled down 


Fim- Kmjixe ix PiihiEkpori.— T he election held on 
Thursday, the 12th lust,, to get the sense of the citizens of 
Shreveport upon the proposition to levy a tax^of.flWOO on 
real estate for the purchase of a lire engine, resulted in. 
favor of the tax by a majority of two vote- 


Indians About. — Yesterday, a lot of ab(\ut 20 

Seminole Indians, of the tribe commanded by the re- 
nowned William Bowlegs, arrived at the United States 
Barracks, on their way out West. They are a wild look- 
ing and outrt seL with faces tinged with a deep aud set- 
tled melancholy at the prospect of leaving their native 
forests to light new fire* In anfither lahd. They are.. to. be. 
shipped off immediately. 


Mu- Vn*l,l, bhl. 
do. No.9 ' 

do. No.S 

IWring, • bo«. 
/rult, -flboR. 
Prune® 

Rni.lu-.MR... 

do. MnL 

fcSaUK:::: 

Orange* ....... 


Phillies’ Firi: ^xxiihlatoii — T he second trial -of the 
fire annihilator was given at Boston la*t % Friday. the tith 
instant The building was allowed to burn till the flames 
had burst through the roof arid walls, and It became the 
general opinion, that it would burn down. At this mo- 
ment two anuihiiators were set iu operation, and the 
flames completely extinguished in about half a minute. 

Exri.oRATlojt OK tiie Java on other Seas —The British 
Admiralty have 'dispatched a well-appointed surveying 
It is to be erected on Hnronue .ship aud tender for the purpose of exploring the Java and 
Glrod streets, on the site of the China seas. A correspondent of the National Intelligencer 
tllding Is to be of brick, with adduces this fact as one that should have its influence 
imns. In the centre is to be a with .Congress in providing tor a like reconnolssance and 
i yard and to the ollls appro- exploration. 


•By the arrival at NewYork of 


Liter erom California. 
the steamships Illinois and Northern Light, we have some J 
later Califorbia items. Tho Northern Light brought dates 
to the 17th ult. J 

The collisions with the Indians continue, nnd many of 
the latter hare been killed and captured by the wbitce. 

There is a project on foot rto expel all the Indians from 
Mariposa county. 

The'accounts..frnra the mining regions are of a highly 
satisfactory character, and the yield of gold continues un-, 
abated. ^ 

It waa reported that the difficulties previously exlstitig 
between tho AmerW’nn* and foreigners in Mariposa county, 
had been settled, 

A rumor was current in Snu Francisco at the time the 
steamer- sailed, that Georgetown had been destroyed by 
Ore. ; 

|Umu Intelligence.— A t Llttlwllock (Ark.) on the 
10th. the lifer was fulling slowly, with three feet water In 
the channel, and no prospect of a rise. 

The Louisville (Ky.) Journal of the 10th says : •• There 
wore three feet water In thv> canal last evening, nnd the 
river rising slowly }Ve had a very heavy fall of rain last 
evening, and. from nppearnuccs, we shall have more. If 
it should prove to be general, it may help navigatl6ri. M 

The Kuiliy. White Jliver uud Memphis mail packet, was 
lately snagged nnd sunk In White River, near Jackson- 
pbrt ; after which she broke in two. - 


lit ul Prntoi, ii Union, Oct 18 ,riu 17. 

J. C. Keener, P. K 


087.784 to same date last year, aud at all tha United 
States ports there is an increase, compared with last 
year, of 680.107 bales. The receipts of new crop now reach 
400 bales, against 616 bales to the same date last year. 
The week's sales include 30 hales of new. which hava/ 
brought our outside figures : 

NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. 

Inferior. 5?*'® 7 Middling Fair 12 ® 

Ordinary Fair ,.*12^®13 

Middling.... 0/80*4 Good Fair ...u. — ®— 

Good Middling 10®11 OooffandFIna — ®— 

COTTON iNU.TOSACCO STATEMENT. 

Cotton, bales. Tobacco , hhds j 

Stock on hand Sept. 1, 1861 16.300 23,871 

Received since. . . ...... 1,423.638 85,031 

yesterday.... 318-1,423.866 000-85.031 


Akriat for Small Box Inoculation. — A. J. Keluman, 
a pretended Hungarian doctor, has been arrested at New- 
ark. N. J., charged with causing the death of two of Fred- 
erick Ruhr's children by inoculating them for smuil pox. 
The affidavit states that Kelcman pretended that the ope- 
ration, which was performed about the last of May. was 
vaccination, the vaccine matter being taken from the anu 
of a child which 'had been vaccinated with matter from 
tbu arm of Keleuiun s own child-; whereas it has been 
proved Lite child from which h« took thu matter in tbe 
second instancc.-hud the siuall pox and died of it. The 
second child of H. took the small pox from the oue vac 1 
cinnled, and both died. Kelemau was committed to an- 
swer for manslaughter 


uaieu at ll oMjppk a. m. says : 
.yMrnian of tint* National Committeo 
to orJ f r i and explained that the 
£snm WR i < * nt ® n( le t I to Include all the 
1,1 fa .a-®* whataver name they Bhovild be 

*"“'**« Braith, Le- 
iSSiR ? nd "‘‘ Teral other distinguished 
fTl i i dogates from four slave States, 
reach name was received with unthu- 

•*plalued 
UUi* anti-sUvery men v 

N. BuSm J»» d 0 ^ Platform, 
rk* kavlmrhoon ... 

ftp*" obi 
to form a 

Efx. °wo, 

riS ott, ' otw ' 

raag* 

SSnassr. 

J* W. Burr. 

J} 1 ; I).B. Harris 0 )! 

fete 0 *' 

fe'“ 


Corn, in •or.Vbbl — St 
'do. *li«ll*(l l Utah — 19 
H«ani, f bLl . . . v 16 

Gunpowder, 

Common, 960 

C fKUf.)‘ M 

A nut trail, S by 10 1 90 
do. le by It I SO 
*o. Itbyls 9 40 


Home-made Gas.-— T he Newrfrk (N. J.) Advertiser no- 
tice* an experiment which was recently made in that vi- 
cinity in lighting the resinence of Mr. IV. U. Dusenbvrry. 
President of tho U. F. Portable Oft* Company, by 4hc 
means of a small apparatus, which does not occupy but a 
few square feet of space, anil it is said to require no more 
skill in its management than an ordinary cole fire. The 




Exported to date 1.4:10.440 01.160 

•• yesterday 1H5-1. 430.606 19-01,170 

8tock on band pot cleared 8,641 ftKH 

TOUACOO— The Tobacco market opened on Saturday 
with a continued good demand, and the sales of the day 
reached 600 hhds. Tho Inquiry, however, fell off on Mon- 
day, owing. )n a measure, to th® advanced pretensions of 
factors, and during that day and the next fol^wing only 
about 300 hhds were disponed of. 


Shipwreck or the Bum Sicli.a. m St. Johns — Suffer- 
inn i of the Cvrw . — The bark Aaron j. lfnrvcy, Oapt. Cope, 
arrived at Philadelphia on Thursday tho 12th inst.,' from 
Palermo, reports having, on the G|h inst., fallen in with 
the brig Stella, of Ft. Johns. N. B . Oapt.' Kenney, from 
Savannah water-logged, having sprang a leak during a 
gale on the 30th ult . aud being half full of water her cargo 
shifted, and she finally filled and sunk till her rails were 
even with the water. The top of -the. house alone re- 
mained above thu water, and on this the captain, mate 
and four men remained for forty-eight hours, without 
Ixsl'mohdination amonu Sailors.— T he Norfolk Argus anything to eat or drink, thu sea breaking Tiver them con- 
states that on Tuesday night* the 10th instant, some of the tinuslly. until rescued by Capt. Cope. The mate of thu 
sailors attached to th® United States sloop-of-war Oyane,' Stella, named David Murry, subsequently Uiud froin the 
now lyiiig off the naval unchdrage, obliterated tho white’ exposure on thu wreck, 
streak painted around the ship hy the application of un 
admixture of lar^nd black paint . After this they hoisted 
to the topmast an y bld chair, and were guilty of other fan- 
tnstio tricks. . Some half doxen of the crew of this vessel 
were tried recently before the Court Martial sitting ph 
hoard the Pennsylvania for disorderly conduct while, on 


Gunn) ft**®, 

llemp, *Ti u „. 

U'ciLinifW.ratd 


•n called to the Cliair, 
-- appointed teniporary Becre- 
■iL’n 0 . 1 ! l - ll ^‘ n £ tH" Chair, briefly ro- 
•oceptiDg the post as one of both duty 

' r ™ 0l > Uio Thront*’ nf Ore.-., ' k re- 
t. Woodman. of Maine, forth® 
on Organization, which waa 
a banner was brought into tho 
ln "or‘.pti--a : "No Compromise 
';* ce *i”by the delegation from 

8We';'» chec r l “« 

Did u *nd the following 

“ Owualttre on OrKnnlreUon : D 
J"* 1 ® ; Jabea Woodman. DIalne ; 
ousetts ; Joseph ll. Holley, Con- 
Rhode Island . Nicholas Wiud- 
Hueppard, NewYork : Alexander 
Hnodgrass. Maryland : Chss. O. 
Ixan* j-,,. m ,y " • Lewi*, Ohio ; .A. A. 

Ah'ni).i U0a o Wit cousin , Isaao 

Je^lSSl? B,n Jl h ' 1UlnolH i •> 11 Whit- 

Parkinson. Mririiiia • ii ltniiin* 


ltap*rt®l ... 
(iunpuwiler 


Catt. Mahi v's Command.— 1 The Fort. Smith Herald of 
the 7th lust, confirms tho recent telegraphic dispatch.- 
announcing tho safety of Capt. Marcy and his command. 
Tho Herald says : 

Capt. Humber, Lieut Cabell and Lieut. Black, arrived 
in this place, from Fort Gibson, on Thursday morning, 
having left that post on Wednesday morning, aud bring 
th® gratityiug intelligence of the safety of Oapt Marcy 
Wo leuru Iruiu these gentlemen, that a man arrived at 
Fort Gibson, from Fort Arbuekle. just before they started 
for this city, having left that post on the 21Hh of July, and 
reports that ('apt. Marcy and hi* command had ull arrived, 
in good health and spirits, at Fort Arbuekle. two days 
heforo'tie left, and that Oapt. Marcy was to have started 
for Fort Smith in a day, or us soon as he could make hi* 
arrangements. It appears that tho report "f the massacre 
is all an Indian fabrication Lieut. Cabell inform* us that 
ho questioned hi* informant very closely, and that he told 
him (here was no doubt about It, mid that ho certainly 
-saw -Capt.-M y a y .a u d h is men. and-ihat they were nt-Fort- 
A i buckle when he left thnt place. 


Tho transactions of 
Wednesday and Thursday together embrace about 300 
more, and yesterday 100 were taken, bringing up tb® total 
business of the week to 1200 hhds. Prices Imre advanced 


Brazil. — A letter from HioJaueirn, published in the 
NewYork Times, draws attention to the inequality of the 1 
trade between Brazil arid thu United State* Our country 
takes id Brazil one-half of its ininiynse. coffee prop®, cost- 
ing millions of dollars, all of .which enters our ports free 
of duty. Jirazil. however. Imposes a duty of thirty-three 
per cent, upon the flour from the United States, forty-five 
per peijt. on our furniture, one hundred and fifty per cent 
on carriages, and admits nothing under thirty per cent. 
Mr. Fchenck. our present Minister to that count ry. him 
endeavored to get these restrictions on American com- 
merce removed. but. so far. without effect. The corres- 
pondent of thu Times propose*, as a r^mcUjJC to restore 
equality of trade, that the United Scute* should put a 
-duljLUJlOIl coffee. — . 

Perilous -L'kai’ — A man leaped from the Suspension 
Bridge into the middle of Niagara Diver, on Monday 
week, for the entertainment of a crowd of people. Owing 
to a strong ^ufreut of air under tho bridge, ho was unable 
to retain a* perpendicular position, and he struck the 
water upou his back- llu was able to swiut to a boat in 
waiting for him. but thinks lie will decline any further 


Iron. fto®. 

Fig 

Country Ur, fife 

KujflitL, Vital. 
Bwr.le*.A*iort«d 


•4 of a cent V ft, and we now quote as follows : 
Lugs, 3/84 >4 ; Leaf, Inferior to Common, 4)4/86 ; 
Fair to Vine, J»>4/86 j Choice and Selections, 0\/87>4 i 
Mason County, 4/88^4 V ft The particulars of salwr 
have been as follows : 26 at 4, 20 at 4.'*, ‘M at 4 ) 4 . 7 at 
4>i ; 13 at 6, 21 at 6, 60 at 4>|, 25 at 4)4, 25 at 5)4. 10 at 
5, 145 at 5*4, 100 (Mason County) at — . 00 at 4J,/8fl>4 ; 
120 at 5. 131 at 6X> 43 at —, 22 a, 4 0-10. 10 at 4, 70 at 5> 4) 
80 ut 4 j ;, 1 at 7)<, 27 at 4%, and 04 at — 

Mu L ASSES— Tb® demand has been confined to small 
lots, but as the supply eontluue® llfcht. prices have been 
Good fermenting to prime reboiied have 


N®il H«s1a. . . . 
C®*tihir*, A*n. 


Boanl* pll.r»>irmi 00 

d«. yellow pin*. I lo 00 
divryprtu . ... 1)1 00 
Sl*vt*,|><-.*U*x>jto 00 
So. w.nak hlid r. 26 00 
do. Frvurh built ^4 00 

do.W.o.linulllIf . _ _ 

Lead, Ftooi. 
l"«. 4 16 

Rar.BIft I- 6) 

Hlirrl ......... i— 4 

Lime, 4<bbl. 

Wrilern | U 

Thoui®®6oa .... | mi 

Mu®®. *ft.U f| 


Railroad Organization.— T he Savnnnah and New Aft 
ny Railroad Company was organized, on tlie 10th in 
The following Directors were elected : y Janm* 1*. Sc^jvt 
William Duncan. John W Anderson. Hiram Roberts, 
Savnnnah ; Abbot II. Brisbane. Cbarleston. F. C. ; Jan 
M. Mercer. tyelAOn Tift. Alliany. O®. 


rather fi rmer. , r t ^ . Ml 

sold at 22/826. and cholc® lot* have brought 27/828* ^ 
gallon. 

Week’s receipts, 184 bbla — exports, 87. 

O RAIN— The receipts of Corn have been very light, the 
Levee having been bare for a good part of the week, and 
the rates have again advanced. Tho w«ek’s sales, iu. 
eluding 1000 sacks taken yesterday, sum up barely 6000 
sacks, the closing rates being 68/860$ V bushel for Yellow 
-M— 1 Willi®- - .Uat^carlr ln the wei!k.MGldai.a:tQ:U > 1...1 
thu rales latterly have been 34/836$ bushel for Ft. 
Louts.... Bran has advanced to 87*^/800$ y 100 ft, ut 
which 400 sacks sold yesterday. 

Week’s receipts, 4000 sacks Corn— exporta, 4617. 
FROVIFIONF— We have ilotlced a few sales, of L'ork 
during the week, thu principal nf which were HO bbls M 
O. at *20 25, 60 of Hump at 018 50, and 40 Muss al $22 00 
bbl. the latter being the ruling rate fur retail lots ... . 
Bacon has latterly been firmer, aud the sales comprise 2.M) 
casks nt 8/®(u)10$ ft for ordinary t<> primu Rlblx-d 
Hides, ll<r fur clnar, aud BX(a)H}i<t for K'*’d to prime 
Hlmuldeni.; . . A few lots of extra Hugsr-cured llsius hav« 
sold at 12t V ft ... . He«f has retailed steadily at 014 60), 1; 
t>16 IS) >1 bhl, uud f7 '50/8*8 00 for half bbls' Mrs®, and 
fiUi 011/8*13 60 bbl for prime I,ard has lieeu firm, 


prenent. un,l. 


Jlenry Clay in lb-14, on being applied to by a 
lady to write some verses in. loir album, replied : li I 
never wrote a line of poetry iu my life. ’. 

A pcUliir 0 ! flowers in NewVork i.s fluid to 

hav.c amassed 09000 by the *al« of bouquets iu the course 


CRofs in NewYork — Tho wheat crop of. NewYork, it Is 
lid, is all secured, and it turns out well.; the yield has 
ecu good. Of rye, but little has lieen planted, but it bus 
iruod out well. Oats. turn out pretty well; a great 
mount was sown. Indian corn has not yiuldml well, but 
very large area is covered with it. Potatoes abundant 
ud gts>d. Hay aud grass, two-tliirds crop ouly. Fruit 


- vumnutug n j 

^ State, wru * contlfitlnfe'of.une from 

^ ®venla > ^ > Convention then ud- 

^kere h*ia* >an< * ln * nuau time several mass 
SawG-Z.,.'* muss meeting of females. A 
^ ®9M a* l0Ckf M '» W4 J r “ : e -* 

^ w WSSIi, lo '"' 1 g, ‘ t “ r « largely attiimli-J. 

MASS ii" , “ B rt“ t onthuflu/m 1» .-vlficud. 
L/WSKSL"? multitude feoni th. Thoutre 

Kal ™ have their wives 

seven hours’ closetting. 
jJJyfor Fr e# De mru. ? ttr ° ^lYWed on the name— 

The peoSnf'Y.iw^ tho otb ‘ ir for friends 
“^OotveitS 0? f 1 ltUbur K h l “ke but little In- 

btiT M ov JJa~iT'' • 

^ Wording «».j . t°ul.— T he National In telligen- 
: of the Hon. Robert llantoul. 

'£»!»'»« h. h. .. .. 


The FiKE at Helena. Ark. — T ho Mfinpliis Eagle ami 
Enquirer gives tho following aceouut of tbu .disastrous fire 
at Helena. Ark . anuuuuced by telegrapin some days 


PickenavllU, Al»., F« 

B. BBADBilAW, A. M., 
Tilt; KicroUre of thU luUtutiw 
» full corp. of woll .ju«Uli»d Treoh.l 
day, the 4th of October. Catalog 
necessary Information ean be bod b 


luiittSM-d 09000 by thu *alu of bouquets in the oourso 
of the last tew seusous. 

Mary, ft daughter 6f IT. 8. Senator (Iwin, of 


California', was buried on Tuesday the loth instant, at 
Washington. „ 


4>uiUU»)|f 


"^CiioLim li Sewffi^leat'ilS. oV choiwa.' Haveoccurrei 
Vincennes and Princeton, lud.,aud Ilickman, Ky: 


The insurance offices iu this city are sufferers hy the 
late lire in Ueloua. as well as the unfortunate persons 
burned out. Tho Memphis lusuranco Co. had $10,009 nu 
Norton, Fackler & Co.’s stock, aud the branoh in this city 
rif tlie Nasiivllle liisuraneu and Trust Co. $5000 ou Messrs, 
llicks At H um pass ’ stuck. 

Wu are indebted to Major 4, A. Jackson, of Helena, 
wlio cauie up on tbe'mail-boat yesterday morning, for tho 
following particular* of the extensive cduflugratiou which 
visited that town a few days since. 

The fire broke out about 2 o'clock on Tuesday morning 
iu the lurgu livery stable of Mr. ilargrabc*, which was en- 
tirely consumed, together with Messrs. Norton. Faokler fc 
Co.’s extensive drygoods storus. Messrs. Hick* k Hum* 
pale, do.; J Levy's, do; Howerton's prOfluoe store; 
lltit Masonic Hall and Laud Office , Oomlort ^ K lug's 
drug store; the Planter®’ House; Jt. 'F. Hutton. 
J. B. Jackson and Bruton!* law offices ; tlio Fwump 
laml office ; a' barber aud tailor shop 


A Congress to Regulate the Con — Several Euro- 
pean Powers have accepted the proposition of tho Buglis!) 
Government to uouvoke a Congress at Loudon, in order 
to come to an agreement respecting the regulating of the 
coin. France. Deumark, Sweden, Spain and Portugal 
have boeu specially nominated. The Congress will not 
commence its declarations till the month of November 
next ; meanwhile a statistical bureau wi|l be established, 
for tho purpose of muking tho uecesury preparations. 

Old Plymouth.— P lymouth is Plymouth still, with no 
shuilmy of a change except in the erection of some thirty 
dwellings this season’ The population of the town is now 


now shipping for Cuba, englues anil oilier machinery for 
sugar plantations there, thu cost of which is $120,000. 

George Thotupflpn, who wan not re-elected by 
his old constituency of. the Tower Hamlets, has been 
elected to Parliament from thu Scotch University of Ab 
erdeen ’ • , 

The wheat crop of Wiflconsin exceed* every 
thing, the Watertown Chronicle says, that has ever been 
seen in thnt or any other Flat®. The yield will-average 
from 20 to 25 bushels per acre. 

A Weflterji editor flpeakfl of tho* circumstance 
of u bird building its nest upon a ledge over the door of 
a doctor's (ilfiee, as an attempt U> rear Rs young iu the 
very jaws of death. 

The Metropolitan Hotel, ilroatlw-ny# New 

Yorfu supposed to be the largest house iu the United 
.States, is.to lie n|icnrd by tfa* JULrfltfg, bsIflHd.'iH g J 


CENTENARY COLLLEGE, 


Natal. — T he U. F. sloop^of-war Decatur arrlyed at New 
York on the 12th inst. Ail hands well. 


^ OF LOUISIANA. 

THK NEXT HEHH10N of this Iuatitution wUl U 
First Monday In Oetober, under the dime lion uf 
lowing Faculty : 

lLII. Hi* km*. President and PraftMOV of Mo 
Mental Hcienoe. Belle® Let Ires, and thsOIehrew La 
ll®v. J. O. Miller. A. M .. Profeoaor of MaUmmatl 
ur»l Philosophy, aud Aatronouiy ; Kmilik Lkmao 
P rofaesor of Alodern Languages; 11. W. Boars 
prof«aaor of Latin and Greek Languages, and Mi 
Thomas H. June®, M D , ProfeMur of Natural | 
A. K Blackman. A. 61., Profeasor of Toeal gad 
mental Music ; Rev. A. U. Millkr. A. M , Prlaulp 


Death — Benjamin Mathias, Esq., President of the Penn- 
sylvania Bcnate. died on Saturday, the 14th Inst. 

Failing oe the Glasgow — Thu steamship City of Glas- 
gow sailed from Philadelphia on the 14th with 73 passeu- 

gers. _ 


IIAhses llLii.NT. — Last week, the sUildes at 


Tvaentv 

tuehed to U|u Hamilton House. I'unad®. were destroyed by 
tire, and twenty valuable horses burnt to death, a num- 
ber of which were destined for the American market. 


Comm un 


Many of Um good* in thu stores wpr® savad. nnd-*b 


and on Friday. 


w»Ihj. T® ry mirnh r 7 1 f- rr - J) ^‘‘ - »’»«*■ on Frlduy I 
“ day or twn^ R . nii *p°ke cowfliiuully 
aj, #le nlng. ho t,..,.,., to 1 “ in tno House. 

Cl n ^ •ntlrefo m , u , c ‘ w,,r f> 5 ^ wyslpu- 

^rQpfistnrd.y « hrafc was evidently 

^ khlch he ^ u . ^ t,lu l «fl «idu became para- 

^'0 clock, r. Mi ^ I’ *dly, and expired at about 

***• Nor 

of ,*. u th D.crOelJ, 
of ".li fT . .oreUm, 

'SSJ^kiuoiioi “T; lhr '“ .go, tk. 

l£ -S. li... .uoiiLj "re wh»t could b« mMl« 

In 4 , ^““l™ to It .n.T- 
ii« {? i ...f Z .xoiu.i.o or 

a, ““k-t d.Hy SV M “ “f til. .rtlol. u. pre- 
* ‘l»ut Ji.iiu 10 , 7* :Ar j Illr ‘ .mount to 

B u\ *S* ,r‘ ot ll ‘" UULI.TUI, 

“JiS I *T« or ,liop7 U K 00 tup.Utore ) .o 

“tm. lJtnu or to^ p ^“‘ Jpro, ‘ 


but .till,* 11 lull, -.1 to A r<‘> , 111.11 lou >t VIL r ' r 


BUMfcVNt#. 


Hep t ember. . i 

it ifl known tin n fnot in geology that below the 
depth of thirty feut. the earth becomes regularly warmer | 
H* we descend . On an average the Increase is at the ratu 
of oiie degree or Fahrenheit for every fifth foot 

Two slmrltB, ono uieiisuriiiK 111 feut 2 Inches, 

and the other 9 feet 10 Inches, were hooked off the loug 
wharf at New Hsveb* Conu., on Saturday afternoon, thu 
7th iiisl ’ The joint weight. of thetav monsters was 400 lbs. 

It U underntoixl that tlio Hpeciftl Ben ate Com- 
mittee to Investigate the charge®, of bribery aud corrup- 
tion agalust persous high' iiiyMtle.- wo* appoint nl with 
particular reference to alleged abuses lu the Pension 
Office. 

Tho UniuriuQB of 8»u Fr»u'cisco Imvo ugioe.1 
to invite Kev. Mr. Harrington to preach lor them one year 
for $6000, and have raised $1000 to pey his ezpsasc® out . 
with an agreement to pay his way Back if he does not 

Uk* it- r . 


nearly all the bimks and papers lu the two Land offices 
Mi-ssr*. Norton. Fackler k Co. were iusured to thu amount' 
of $10,000, aud Messrs. Illcks k Bum pas® for $5000 » TI)e 
entire loas, it 1* estimated, will not tali short of $05,090 to 
$70,000 Tim origin <.f thu fire Is suppowd to tiuvo been 

tiie work of an incendiary, but a* y,,t no cluo has been 
di icovered as to who wa® tho perpetrator 


tbu southern part of .tlm town, and in 8a ndwich. affords 
hlfiiut tliU only range for the wild deer in the Htate. One 
of their number wandered down as far a* Plymouth llock 
a winter or twtf ago.* ^ - ." 

Tho business of Plymouth Is now principally the manu- 
facture of ropes, nails, etc , fishing, domestic trade, aud 
agriculture. Homo fifty vessels are engaged in the fishing 
business thu present season. 


bbl* aud kegs — tv intern Butter has sold, iu modernb 
parcels, ftt- 12 K /8 1 . aud Chees® at 7J*/88 .‘i 4 H lb^ 

P 'F — Hince the above was written, we hear of 660 bbiir 
Mess take u yesterday, by ono party, at ^22 00, and a smuil 
lot sold at $22 60 ft bbl. the latter being tho asking rate 
.at the close. 

HICK— The stock huvery light, and sales limited to a few 
j smuil lots, from store, at 6>a/86^if f) ft J 

GUNNY lJAGF— We have heard of no sale® of any mu- 
| menu ILjdem rcaj.l*o for small lots. 

II KM P-*No sate® are yet reported in our market. We 
quote Dow-rotted, nominally, at $06/8$’A V ton. 

HALT— We have yet no cargo sales to report. Th* I 
rates for Liverpool from second hands are $100 for eaar»e'J 
and $1 30 V sack for tine, delivered trm off drays#® 
CO/rKK -Tb. CuOm uiuk.1 liM t~» qalt. «ul) tl.urtu* ' 


T»U 1 of Collet 

Tuition In VmpmU> 
Board and Washing, 
Tuition la the Mums 
Violin, GftHar, 01* 

rix,ruu(h B.M or la 

w-itb • /un K9 B 

ry wti A) 


-Au attempt to fine parties for' 


Sunday Liquoa Law. 
selling liquor in Brooklyn, In violation of a city ordiuam-e, 
ha® failed, the magistrate® deciding that the ordinance w»* 
In conflict with the Bute law for regulating the saleVif 
liquors 

□Agricultural Fair.— T hu Atlanta (Ga.) I ntelllgeqoer 
of the Pith Inst says that city had been crowded with 
stranger® for some days previous They are in attendance 
ou th® AgrlcuUurai Fair Mug held lu that place The 
display Is s«dd to have been flu®. 


Starvation in the West Indies. — Accounts from the 
Windward Islands continue to be received of the state of 
starvation into whioli the people of those Islands are in- 
volved from the long : continued drought. Antigua, Ft 
Kitts, St. Luela. Anguilla and Guraooa, are represented 
as particularly destitute and distressed. In Anguilla, the 
di ought, which had prevailed for seven months, had re- 
duoed the poorer classes of the inhabitants to a state of 
absolute destitution and misery The poor ara ftbeulutely 
dying for want. 


The ftiivannuh Republican Btuten t]iat a mon- 
®tcr shark was caught recently, off Ty bee. It measured 
fifteen feet from the end of It® lull to thn tip of tbe no®e. 
ami when opened It was found to contain ten king crab®, 
a sea-gull, and a ipau's boot, wltb any quantity of bouus 
resembling those of tin huiuau body. Jt took seven uiuu 
to haul aud bull U to tin- gunnel of tbe pilot boat 

The Hen'ald'publiflhefl a rumor that Hun Jus. 
liruoks Is to'sucoeed Mr. Hail, a* Postmaster-General 


✓ 







I'—. Ji. 


. # 6 *^- 


Ojf to QDrltflns Ctiristion JUunrrdte. - 


1'iiek Cnjdnin B , Athl sinoorcly believed flint j 


N«*p. »"t*. rtrei* : 

tl* duM y (Ur hi dour. 

Lo from *f«r th* frrehlng hr**ye* nrrrn 
WMtowwr (tore* of balm. 

Do w fr-owilhc lorrrrtnf palm 

Ift tb* op*« poarmcnt rooting nm, 

And round Ure lowly bed, 

Tb* bed of pain. 

IbrthlBg thy jwtUnt bend. 

MkafruUfUl *hower» of min. ° 

They come ; 

While the white curtain*, waring to nn<l fro. 
Faa tbr eleh Air ; _ 

And pityingly tbr shadow* rutne nnd go. , 

With gentle h unun mm.' 

OompAMdonnte n«U dumb 
TbeUwitj day I* done 
The night begun ; 

While preywtbl w»t©h I keep 
Sim. lore. elrT ' . m 
It tberr no magic In the touch 
Of •agar* ttxra doct lore no much ? 

Or^KWt tbrJ " C * tUa ' 0>r ihv * no » 

iBvmAAlottiTp* its own nepenthe pn*M 
mm lb* weary lid and aching brow 
While prayerful watch I keep. 

Heap, lore, sleep ’ 

; ; . 

Their little golden circle* In a flutter. 

With talon the wooing wind* have dared to ntlr 


having anything further to do with ho inrun n turdlatlon of the hutch (Internment. We are nUo n*- 
rnacnl.’ This note was rcmt aloutl to Captain '■ ur,M * that the Dutch (internment which, In 1K40. mnde 

H , and that unfortunate person was after the Emperor of'Jnpan. in the interest of the 

i,,„ *i, rt •* ]. ra0U . U ‘‘V whole ur European commerce, hn* accepted the MtUnlon, 

wnui un lei the necessity ot • returning \n the and we hat^no doubt of it* using ercry effort tonceom- 

vessel which lintl brought hitn fiom Jfttimica. j pfi*l> It zuoeoMfully. 


overtureadh the Kmperdr of, Japan. in the intcrcct of the (in the tith Inst Mn Kdne-n-on thewlfeofDr V im 
uh a ! **" U, 'T\" v \TT' T r- nrr " |,lc, ‘ lbo . m, *? ,ont mnnsn.i. a dentist of flairect nif, died In her bed herhii ’ 


>e«s .-4 which ji an nrouglit him from .lainaiea. 

If the feeling of Niinme and disgrace on* 
d tired by the captain was groat beloro, it was 


Mv — Madrid pa pern state that the, Spanish CotiMil n't 


Later from Texaa. 

Tin- Mrnin-hlp Yacht. Capt. Th/mipson. which arrived 
Monday, brought m*' news from Galveston to the 13th 
ultimo. « ' 

t Tha News snyathat (Vu'reU much rickncm In Middle and 
W r.Mern TcXas.thouRh It lixgLUiemlly ague and fever, and 
not often fatal. 

On l he (ith Inst . Mrs. Kdiwm-on. tho wife nf Dr. K. Kd- 
monson. u denlift or Galveston. died in her bed. her hus- 
band being entirely UfteonM lmiS <.r the dreadful calamity 
bat hud befallen him. until lie awoke in the morning anil 
beheld t he llfole.** corpse by Id, side Mrs Kdmonson had 


NewOrleans Imd sent home official Intelligence that theV*J,benn filleted with tli" tno’thachu for pome t 


inerenstnl tenfold on his return to Inmi.irn with Ir, . Ind,,tl lon * mt( pv, r / ,,r *he reporuof an intended Inien t„ find relief in the use of chlornf, 

the scornful notn of fU 1 Tl IHI hustering expedition nguInG Cuba. . <“ n.inMen d by be, hub „,d. It Ip believed that she 

VII lit i ® 1 J . , th0 Fr fV ch comm H lid cr. '|W,...w A rumor came by the. Peninsular mail Jh" *l«h the pain in the night, hud being unwil 


ill I r . . | t < • — > "iii' iij i in-, i nmi?nmr lililll on 

\ii ms lorincr incnds cut him directly and | ^'F'lay tilght. Hint Count Larrulo. the I'ortURUese 

nvowedly. No mnn would si>eak‘to or Iissoei'fitc I iu h'ondon. Uto h e sent to (iermany tin the deUlii'r. 

.with him, nnd he wns ultitnntelv old i trod to pc- l' 1 '' of F!'A ir, ' rt l '■ public 4 , nd 

..41 .1 , ,v onugw iu lornial renunciation of hh c Inim- ft, the throne of Pm- 

titioti to be pent homo on the plea of Imd health. I fltjfll • ‘ r "' 1 ' lr « 


M 11 »<• pphi notno on the pica of Imd health, fiigal 

In reality, his bodily henltli was peffbotly good, *v French guntleimnf named llnrber. who proposes to 
but not so with his mcntnl health. Thccircum- - *n«l « port in 

stances here related proved unmi lii« tioourlitu the United Biatrs. callitig at Id-bun. has petitioned the 
.... 1 ..*'*■* upon Ills thoughts. Government to exempt his shin* from maritime dues The 

Mn BO magic iu in louen ’ rcnM)n ^ ns ^lmkon from her tJll oue. This petition la under consideration, 

ftagarv Uxra do* love ao much ’ change was first made Apparent in Knglnnd, Onrm: — A letter from Athens, in the In.it/muhw 

a would they acAtUr poppies o> r thee now ,’'»y the incessant nnd lengthy memorials which 'w- -HrUMei s. state,- that the Monk chrl.-tophorus 

he pourevl in upon tiorernment,- all relating to JJl’j J , r: * cil< *' 1 *-. 1 ^"u'-hhle iusurreriion. Imd ta-cn ar- 

• weary Ud and acSiSJ” ^roV'^*" In c h r r mL 8 ^^ DgM t’ &mI ^■ 0 ". ccivt,,, } n 0lh ° "xpcHed at Trieste about the 2ltli. on 

R« pny«fui watch I tnep RUon rnraflling MSPini^ I* clearly- to indicato the 111 " way te (lerlnnay 

Ic, jeq, ' writer’s elate of ipind. We ti'elicve that, from '/ 

tin p^e<u rjfcr , ^overntBent caiaS tlioaug^estioit of confinement ■ S*n,m iHintllant. 

. a .. i°: C „I Cr *. hiS ’"V ,,e ’ ''Tr" "r~ The letters from ■Ron™ ,t.t. (hat the market for „,aa- 

h SS m SiroolniM^a. l.^el'ale. i .. j n » ry‘Tnte asylum : anil there ho nuw is, anJ urarturm had Iweome amre active Thcr,- had been lit- 

all ira rinaliiir ‘ ' b * “ ' ,0 utt "' •» likely to .be lor the remntuier ol his days. 1 1 de allerailim In ,, rices, hut, ihe larorable result ofthcralr 

r ® i«d nm-linna trull «>...< _ . 1 > t‘ 1 • **t Ibll Ueil ir«- hud induced hovern lo I rate uilh <rrnat..e 


1 ? t® S^iAAB-neatcd birds in bcaron were hiuainc • 
And with a lulling sound 
Th« music floats around. 

And dr j* like balm Into the drowsy ,. nr 
OommlngtioR with the hum ’ 

Of the Sepoy’a distant drutd. 

And lacy t*ecUe rver droaulng near, 
flouuds thaae of daepest silence btiru. 

Like night made rlrtble by morn ; 

S5^f{WTOf„™S t J?'n 1 y l h?.rt; 

And watch, with shivering sense of t>atn. 

To sac thy pale lids lift again. 

The llsard, with his mouse. like eyes - 
Faaps from tha mortise In surprtue 
At such strange quiet after dsy s harsh din 
Then ventures boldly out, 

And looks Aleut, L * — - 

And with Ha hollow feet : — - 

Triads his small evening fiaat, 

Darting upon his prey 

lu such a tricksy, winsome sort of way. 

His delicate marauding seems no sin ; 

And still the curtains swing. 

But noiselessly ; , > 

The bells a melancholy murmuring, 

As team were in the sky ; 

Meed hMvlly the shadows fall, * » ’ 

Mke the black foldings of a {mil, 

Where juu the rough beam from the wall. 

The candles flare 
With fresh gusts of air ; 

Tha beetle’s drone 
Tu ?? >».«n I ..|lk..^lUry moan . 

Night deepens, add I sit in cheerless doubt alon* 1 ! 


is, perhaps, well that the poor mu .11 thinks him- 
sclf injured, for he is rendered by that itnprcs- 




• (| *'> her hu-batid. It I? bc.llfvnl that she was 

nllllctcd with the pain iu the uight. hud being tiliwflllng 
to wake her hurtmud, pro.Mtrcd Utojohloruform udiLad- 

uiinistcrcd it herself iu such excess as to cause her death 
' A correspondent of till- News, who has been traveling ' 
tlirough the Mate, say- that the crop of. com Is imtneuHc.t 
Mild the cotton crop never gave UilUer promise at tliis sea- 
son ot tile year lie does tint think the amount of laud 
planted III cotton is as large as it was last year All the 

'•Hut crops look Well, and give promise ot an abundant 
harvest. 

t Texns is supposed to enntajn a population of .'ioo.OOO 
'»uls. having about «'Kmmx) persons over twenty" years of 

ge who can neither read nor write 
Tile Western Texan says the flood in the Kan Antonio, 
occasioned by three days or heavy rain In the last week 
"I duly, was two feet higher than the overflow of lust 
w J' ,in g which did 4m much damage. It swept away sevc- 
^il'whlicand private bridges, bath-houses. feinV^etc 
ntUhlmgs near the bridges were ulso washed down 
The postmasters on the route between Houston and 
Austin huve all written to the rost-oflicc Department at 
HnshingUdi City, recommending the establishing of n 
uMily niHil between these two points. 

Tlie editor of the Texan Advocate learns that offers 


eminent supplies at Pan Antonio, at twcntv-flvc rent ■< 
per bushel. . J <>> ' 

•i«A man named Samuel Compton was killed by a man by 
nm name of Goss; afOkmeron. recently, with a pistol. 

- r-acli of the following religious denoniinationsMn Texas 


vion I’oninarntivoLu luumv m,, 1 . » ' ,■ . two.large Screw steamers, at present building per bushel, 

t ii^. wT f lmn JSil 0no r h,eaLh } nl bumbartnu.fnr the Messrs Hums. fluid intended to *^A man named Samuel romp 

tlie laws of lionorrhc lost Ins pllicu for ever in | mnhetw.fn .Chagnes atitl New York, are to he called the Hie name of Goss. at-C4«ner6n 
society, uiul perhups pot uuilcacrvedly ; yet, no * 11 " 1 H»* Alps - ^ Kach of the following religio 

one cun regret n'liy circmnstnnces which tend tek , *■»' Vlllu ">'' ,lf « new work on Amerlea lms |n 4 I 11 "' 1 .' , ‘ n -’ ,,r 'h. ir *ue,,ieee (I 

I tUifoi tunatt cojulitton. devoted to an examination of the school system In thai J ri ‘di»nia ; Kpiscupnlians. at. A 

: _£ —V - ■ 'country. M. Siljestroin was sent <mt i.y thn Swi itini. jr/.w. I resbytoriatig. at DahgBrflrld. - 


Further by the Pacific. 

KNtl I.AMi, 

The election* Are now over, with tip- exception of five 
vacanriuM yet to tilled, namely < »r]tney and, Wick in 


jestrol ii was sent out by the Sweduh-gux*. 
'\hiifulries on this weighty point , and an 


ave under their auspice- the institutions oflearnlng 
loca ed o-s foiiows ; Methodists, at Itutersville and Mar- 
shul ; Presbyterians. (O. S. ) at lluritsville. Goliad and 
treuxmla ; Kpiscuimhans. at. Andergpn and Cumberland 
r resbyter inn s. at Dan gerfleld. • 

■»' ' Vi un rC’d S 1 1 1 1 > Th y seluml teachers are muc h wanted. 


octavo of nearly .iOu pages is the result abounding in in- ' , hlH''dlati , ly. Ill Texas. They woiiliT '.ind^good employ- 
formation of the. most valuable kimlmnd far surpassing ft ' ,d '* -n Kw *«I.uh 1 to what is paid in any part of the 

any other KuCopean book on th?‘ subject. . United Statjjp, J 1 1 


Fr^m III.' Gems Jniirrml;' 

THK CONVICT'S cinhD.. ..h, p„mo c.cm, :v . 

Unlock the still home of.tlm dead ; 

Down to' its slumlier we would lav 
one. who, with firm, unshrinking tread. 

’ Drew nearer and near day by day. 

For when tlie morn of life for her 
Hid, all its beautiful light in tears. 

Thc shadinv of her sepulchre 
Woke iu her soul no human fears. 

Kyei* in tlie spriiig-lijne of her youth. 

Hrtore that til " 1 1 a < i wept or striven. 

\\ illl all Its wealth of love and truth 
•Site gave her young heart up to heaven *• 
Something prophetic of her do un 
lb lore her, vision sadly msi*. 

So. ere the evil days had conic, 

She gathered strength tifmedt their woes, 

- Ghlld of it lost and giillfy sTri>. 

.She felt what time must darkly prove. 

That home ami hearth were not for her, 

Nor the sweet ministries qf love. 

And when her trembling heart at lust- 
ily maiden hopes and tears was thrilled. 

'< lasping the sHered cross. jimrydust . ' 

That pending fhr the i^irtl/wns stilled 
Turning from eyos whose tender ray 
Hurued with uffcction true and deep. 

Dove’s passionate kisses never lay v 

Upon her forehead but iu sleep. 

Yet qiqre than mortal may be tried 
./Was vile who firmly bore that -part. 

And the meek martyr slowly tiled ’ 

In crushing down the human heart 
Pitying In such a world of storms ' 

The woes of that Unsheltered breast. 

Dentil kindly took her iu her arpn. 

Ami rocked liar In .eternal r.-st 
TJien softly, softly.. down to sleep. 

bay her where those purple blossom* grow 
And where tho Sabbath sileiiee deep 
fs broken by 410 sound of w uv 

\\ here near her. the long summer through # 

* Hin g this gently lulling stream ' 

— i — IXis-tl iu - 41r*t-resi-elH»-errr-k n ew : ~ • — 

^lljiuilluii Ity , 11 , utl.| llf.-t .Ir.-Iim ■ 


McHopoIninia Female Seminary. 

11 TA C OKKKXK Id . AI.A1IAMA 
Tl ": full Si— -l"n Of Illl" InttHuOnn Mill ci|».„ on lift. 
Flr-I MonilnyorSiiiitouilior. Voung UUWfr ,,,,,' n ,l|klnn„i'’ 

ire r.-.,ue«t«,I to for cnttnfMo a, ,,» r |y a. 

convenient. 


south-western book , 

j °Hn b-au.' 


At tlie above 
following ; 




he ncrton,,nod,itli'n« of the Kijhoql nre sudi ns to afford ... n MMlIODlBT llOOK cow, 
the li.st *f laciijlies ror acquiring a thorough and'accnni- f, ' »'"hl c’fttlnna of thin Concern 

pllslivd F^ucation The locntlm, is „f tin, most ellgi. "• nt PHccs. ^ 


lib' In the whole South. Whether it regards the Retired 

'•"auty of the immediate site, tlie salubrity of tlie alums- 
plie'rO, the rxeellenre of the Wider, or 'the morals, jlntelll. J'' 

I' 1 ' !I, "J i‘ , 'flii' , ii|i , iii of -tin. Jiirrr.iin.ling ronmlmilty 

lllllo riMiialii, In lio Uwir,.,l. Tlirro or inoro T.'m h, If „rn T 
rnnrtamly anna'inti'd with lln- I'rlnripi.l in i|„. |, u .,| m . M ' 

of Innt'rurllon. tlf« mark.-.l foutnru.-j .,f whirl, nro tin, rough, 
ii""" iin, I liom-.ty Tin- jiilpil".,.ninjrilin lionontanf |,,. ( . , 

tor,-". A|i|mratn«. ami "ifh ulW-f a a- moat 

desirable 

For liirlln-r |,nrli,-nlar" aj-i.ly lo 

^ A MINUIIHI.I,, N ' 

l' 1 - I’rlni-lpiil nml l'rnjn-li.tor. i,, 

NOTICE n' 


Snmfiiy Si-linol Hon*, „r n\\ l ', B00l! *. 

t " l, ' lv " aa-orlnii-nt of .lUVRNllll'^ll??* 
Ulirarlrr ,U » 00 kO 

T1 . • THKOLoay 

Uii." Ilcpirrimiint 1". Tory Ikn,,,.,^- . 

»ork" in Tin ,i|ory pnlill.ln^i 1„ 

ro,,,.. atiionj Ml, 1,-1, nmy 

■li-S'lny Tiiylnr. AVcnloy, «|„ rke foI ><»i H J 

boeke. Bacon, Milton. Collier, Shf-rl<?w H 

lMtley\ Stockhouse. Ihifnett.TiliotsoN.p^^^Mi 

l.oiglilon. Itorpw, McilviUn, M„ ,„ 

N'-rln-. Kvnns. lloruo, Bltwidria rrit*- Ud 
wii'l. Kill,.. IlUtl.r. Ktlttnnjn SMi7y ,ei, ‘.I, 


' ,ll,v ' Till" Huy Mmolatnl Mill, ii" in tin! KacUiyagy. HUH. I 

Commission and Forwarding business, .in'll N’Tjr CAM- A »» extensi 
DKN. Ksq , late of St bouts, and will continue the pu»l- binding: 
ness under the name and style of WA’TKIiC CAMDKN 
^ CO. - I would re 


*’UiUT, Kitwnrds gwltfVLv 

D’Auliigny, buther,’ Ctilrlm etc ef P ^rf- 
BlHbKS' HYMNS ! AM) pg'^L 
An extensive assortment, of all siic ^J 1001 ®' 
of bindimrs. 


, ,, Fi'itom, nooku 

1 woula rip- |M‘d fully rail tbr altemk.^ 
rlianti. loach-, -rr. „„,l ollinn i„ i 

my Inrtrr anil rolualih- iismrt rm .„t . H 
Fprlllnt- U.K.kj, KI,M„llr„',T !h ' l >W| 

11. -nding Honks, Adlhmnlr ' 

Hinioniir,.-", . 

tJrainmar-. „ 

Ilhi-torlc. - 


'Another attempt wan made. 


8coU.ni 1 . an, I Tyrone nml Hotth-aj in Irrln'mi. it ta,rrrn Ulppoilrninr, Paris, to so“vr tin "pr'"l>l"in"of atkrHluf bal'. 
mafoHir r M StSSnSr,!’: 1 ! !l *'«"•» lUKttcrto li-ll what l»>nr. A hi, III, on. in shii'pc’liko II .Mlnil,.. M-aa nil,'* Mill, 


with tin- rrturna Iwfnro ns. „ illntuult malic, 'what li» 

m.J ,rj!y-.|„r majority they will h*,.— tl.,. llcrliy minis- 
IrjMill la> alio In commaml in the 11,,,,",-. wo 


lt„". nn,l iittompti-il .to ho giliilocl liy moan." of » shaft of 
„ , wood. "U.pcmloil horlsontally. with a >nll at the , mil. to 

M ," i,i , a, I in ,:.-.lt ,. again r umon-.l that iliano,." 11 I’wller,- To this "hull was afllxoU „ platfomi. 

„r, alo.ut In lw inajl- In xho F-.r^gn Olllco. I.onl Malm.- - w,,h 11 " l|, “m ,-nglno of four-lmm. pnwor. working a "crow 
an y will. II I. aalj. mccceU I.onl Ola, nicy a, I’urlSTTho Jltn lur«o terminal pad, Il.-o, llko lliroo sails of a windmill 
latter going In Coiiktantlnoplo . and the portfolio of Von lh '' “I'wlnu'hl was lifado in presonco of aororal srloutillo 
olg„ Aflanw will thon lo- rounded to I.onl Vanning, bolti-r I" 11 Wl ” 1 Unsuccessful. 

known a. Sir Slratr.ini Fanning ' Tho process of cutting tho Kohlnoogdlamnnd-ls going 

0, taa STKawta tarrams— The Hoard of Trade haa is- "n sucoeaafully, hut Is expected to lo. a work of many 
"Cod an lurltatlnu to captains pf ocean aleamera to wei-k". 1 . ; 1 


Ihe Brownsville Hio Hravohas the following pnrngrnph : (ho r' ( 

Man Kiu ko — During the election at Hraxos Santiago, prnpriatii 
on Monday Inst, an ohl man well .known by the name' of the IVhol 
.Spanisli I cter, who lure been in Gil- emphn of the The ID 
-inartennaster on tins frontier ever since the commence, the feCs a 


( n^.pi wy — The Senate did not sit nq Saturday, 'Aug. 7. 

I I'M St oc Km'pksV.\t VMM s -Mr Dunciin reiiorted from 
. 'e mii'ulttoe on t oninierce the „nmt,'il light-hiftw an- 
pn.liriatmn lull .-which was reform'd to the CoimAittc«M r 
the iioitt on tlntoiate or the Union ' 

The llo U "o then furl I, or i-dnsldon-d the hill t„ rogulolc 
lln, fe, s and coat* „j tl,,. ,,nic,-r." (il'.iho , 'Hurts tin- r,,|. 


Wo ritajirctfully "Illicit the patronage -pfiiur old rrh-nd" «*“<*»• '""I Mhora 

and II, o public generally In 1,,-half of „ur new Urn, lny llir 1 c " ml talualile assart 

NowMrlcaus. ,l„ly J. lk.yj ' WATK1IS A ro Fpclling lliioks. K|nc, 

/ Heading Hooks, 

n.iM. MUM.y iohn a. fiMiiKv. ' M.vb im u.o» m Dictio naries. 

W aters, Camden So Co (| Grammars, 

('OTTOS' AND TOBACCO FACTORS AND GKNKHAb Khetbric 

COMM ISSIoN M l'lltCII ANTS. . CompoRi 

No DrJ. Poylras street. New Orleans. Drawing. Chea 

K. KSTKS, . , - Book-Keeping. ^ ' ' j 

(' o M M I ,s s / O \ M /; / { ; • /; j y y . Gcpgrnphy. 

Ni u Yvtiik. •’ Hi-tory, 

. I’urchases every description of M KJK’II AND1<K on ‘ Biojp-nrphy, 

oNers iron) merchant-!' planters anil others, ctfher fl» r ' * iNul ural 

.... It-..- .... • !•» . . ■ f Frenfli Rn.mm-ips nlo".. • 


,Compo*ltTon, 2 

Chemiairy 

1 Botany, 

Mlni’Alr-gy, 


Biography, 


orders iron) merchant> planters anil ot hers. e'Hher for C ,-. * Sutural I’DlDwophy. J* 

ca.sJi.or on credit. (•inbnir'ing Dry Goojs. Clothing. iTard- Fn ' n ’’ , ‘ 0 ^ »»nars. Bi HIcnm ries, wC 
ware, I’iiujus. Carriages. Furnitures Maelnn. ry.’j^la liters' ^nfniiln uml ICifllan GmmnarxaLiL . 


and to take ccrtiflcatca of protirieocy therefor • Mr " n*h .r( ,iTw '-ongrorgan. Scotland, and Her 

Jest at tin- LlTecpoot Yacht race, on FaturVlayand^ned .S“SSSJ “ “f' 1 " 11 communion lu tin- Ilrlthd, America,, 
her owner a piece of plate: __ .* 

► Arrival oi r oi Tiiuikh ai. Aiihhtis— T he .Sun sav i A f c< l“ n l ts ro^elwva from Scotland and the North of Kng- 
There has been quite ho influx of ou* trariRatlantlc JirHh- » i ' ’’^Ahe prospects ol the harvest, are extremely favor- 

ten of literature and the drainm in Londou the present ,IH ." lM!wn nn '‘ v »’ri‘ge erop. Wheat l.Ktks well 


rfSISS 


Accounta received from Scotland and the North of Kng. 
land, of the prospects of tlie harvest, are extremely favor- 


.......... W... n VOteS COUill IUlt IlHVC 

-"°i br , ’ n "; tlilr | thf 


THX LAWS OF HONOB. 

Cf jr i.uiiattr. 

Viriting Intel; a rural district of Scotluml 
»“ 10 P»y » "sit to n small private 


Among till* late arrival* nre Mrs Kdwin Ft 


MUs Cushman. Mrs. Abbott, Mr* ,1. 8. Sllsbee Miss Grace !' Ut ',i ln ' 1 *" lh *t average Poti 
Owenwood, the ant bores* ; Mr Buolmnan. Uie tragi-dlan Mn ’ v’"''' "" HV '‘ r »K'’ 

Mr. Gwens, lessee of tho Baltimore .Museum- Mr Howard ' n,l,, - v j' ,UM ‘* the South of 

Paul. tliY dramatist ; .?. Hall Wilton. Mr Harnum’* the fav " rH ^° account* jtro also received 
alrical director, who engaged Muilie. .lenny kind on lu r' 


and will MNin i be ready for the.sirkle. Barley i< partially , 

rut. and is a huve th*} average I'otnto. s. though failed in w, 1 
lociiirties. lire abme an uveruge Heans are defleieut in ‘ M,SR > 
many p ace*. From the South of Kngland and In land for st 


H.III.HO.U) ITKMS 

Monti. n (Mi Oiiio ltui.iinAo — In Itawntniia county. 
Miss., between $'.*0,000 and $100,000 have been subscribed 
for stock in the Mohilo and Ohio Hailroad by the ( itizen- 
individually. and inihv County of Pontotoc, the people 


Hlsiomtion -We (ear h from the >Dmtgomery Adver- 
tiser that the iron. K. Pickens lias resigned the Judge- 
ship of the Second Judicial Circuit of Alabama. ' 

’Cm M (MiT.ii. n v -During the week ending mi Satur 
day. Aug'7.. tin* uutiiher oT death* in the four principal 
Atlantic cjtins were as follows New York. :.7 J Philad. l- 
I'hhi- 2-7 : Hiiltitnore. 144 , Hoston. 02. In New York th. 
deaths wer.-.i'; more than those if the previous week, and 


American tour. 


for UnaUca— a scene itlw. 


M,.. a,., a,,:.,, -,_0n the am,, tl,,. aul, .marl,,,, tclcgriipl, 
L'tween Donairhadee. Ireliiml nn.i 


uys peculiarly between Donagbadw. Ireland, and Portpatiick. S 


those who take nn interest in the l V ., 1 ‘‘ji! 1 ° * n / u c . e u , 1! y • *'ut w«* not put iu cmmcction ty>ugn Gazette, is ntxtui to start a ne 


Louisiana Interior. 

n -Mr. Winfrce. jr . late of the Haton 


"W"'- ' ivnnges. r urinturcj* .machinery, rianlyr*' 

■ rten.GIs. and indeed every, tiling the mark' t nffuf'ls 

Consignments of any Produco promptly nnd faithfully 
attended to. 

• n *•»•*(* to 

Messrs. Wight tun n ic Bummers, KdltorsKmit hern (Mirist Itin 
Advocate. Chajlest'^i 

H.-v .".lin H. .Mi-Fi-rrin. Killt„r XnalivlUr A,lv„,-nt,- N„|j. 
vllle, Tenn. . £ ■ ' 

Kditor New Orleans CliVlstlan Advi/cate. 

Mes-r*s .1 (l Nelson \ Co . New Orleans. 

Me‘»r- Cherry. Henderson 4c Co.. New Orleans. 
Messrs, bowe. Pattison k Co . New Orleans 
Mr, Win Kckfotd. Mobile. Ala- 
Messrs Weaver. Mullin ,V; . ADddlF. Ala. 

*'•'1 .lames K Saunders. Mijtjile. .flu 
A •» Harris, Ksq., Memphis, T'cnu. 

\V. It ' o.^e, Klysian Fields. Tcxa- 

IV It .lolmston A: Bro., Centrcvllle. Texas. 

G 11 Prince, hiherty. Texas. jv23 

B. A. FAHNESTOCK’S VER MIFUGE ! 

Tin* Safest nnd Most KffecHve 

ii e.w /, n » • ion is 'on. ns. 


* i (*i o iso . <ie,Fiimn ann uniiun (irunmar- rasL. 

• Headers, etc. 

Tir.-.-k- „u^ h.-itin Hook", of all 

. STANUAHD W0RK1 
In "v, rj vlrpartmclt or Sch-nw, 

■I. il. wooia'tfiuthoatU-ntlonofhhttnjMm 

11 ,- 1 ., 1 , 1 " chilli-,, collection of Mlfccllaam..*;. " 
H>rk»! All Urn „,-w »,„| Talnabl, 
remvd MKin a" l".,n-d from tha fm 

IIOMK.FTIC AND F0UFK1N BltTIOXn, 

A lnrtti- „ml tuluaUo "Dwk of Freaw 

"1 nlion.ry, all frt-"h and new. " 

tl,l„K usunllj- kept in „ Flatlonfry ^ 

hctl.r anil Note I’AI’KKS, of all dwbd-.'., 
BOOKS, COl'VIXH I'HK.JSKS. INK . 
the I'.wtwt ca-*l, prlci,-"., 1 1 Bl 

Any „rU,T" f„rw,,r!li-d to m faHtiO^^w, 
Inn," Work". Fui. lpt, anil American, will t* », 
nlK-ild.-il I. ,l„- "Ubw-rllwr |« condd™,, 
..'•xperience. eff usive acquaintance and gmt 

tliat Ins aldlity to execute any onler for Ho< 


djtioB — u unlike » pomiblo to tliat of', ill meh llfoT 

pUttt tweotj or thirty yesra niro. One j n ,Ii- have ukan ] 

MoZ 1 ° f t r rSOnS '“»■ aacHrtrnl 

°“ r »PW t >»l attention H 0 Fltxpcrald. Oomeii, 
r* **"■ nn in -age, upright in pornoti. an*i m,, ‘' ,,r,J R"t "bout f 


the mind. Erervihini- waelbund *ttl, wir, " on ia,„i ■ 
it comforteblo and c JiUWeTn- U.»;x»,. b L! 


w paper in West lla- 


I Ki.i t not 
I scene* have 


Australian «'ihigration companies 


x nosed in London within the pu*t lew day* I»* i'i« ation — A now Presbyterian church was dedicated 
HJon in Ireland deplorable Mt lB|ll«daux on the !fd in*d > 

Uken place at the election in county Clare. ; ... 


d.Mith Of Ireland. The military Were called out .and sev- Unnuiaa.- The Concordia Intelligencer of Saturday 
FuLSd^oS Martin r i d "r,* f,jr 8,r •' >' ™ yH " We * rH porrv 10 b,! lnf‘*nned of the fatal existence 

"T Oathom. county, 


k put Upright in pornori, and ’"'J" '’/‘‘Jk''' '»"• » ft-mii Ui.ierieV. when aVhlt Ml J mpoi 

bearing which at once iftdi- T" V 5 T nt *" on t, '« wpectiw side* No “ ” lM,ppl 
military nutn.^llirmanner wasnulck u *uh«hHd. but the' most ofthe fiftm 

9 OT rather raatlMH ntwt «i • of the story is. thnt the country people Mckness pr 

'*.? ,* nd th “ *««. in throw atonva.t a party of ijm rnnvnaho.n’a ILnLta X, an- norf.-r, 


oroaa bctwi-m tm, rnimiig tin, ri-apn-ilro a Idea’ No Fvvamalan an- pn-val.-ut In .Idlcraon county ™ hnn,l«, to I* 

" Itr ”- V vau ho luiil. hut tin, moat ° flh " ™ n »’ s t»t” H I" It, -n, Tally tin- car,- that whon Itsi’lf 

thiX^tom-^aT.’naiiv of'Rrdr *” l *T oou,llr > "''km'"" prevail" „„ tho hill,, tin- awamp. and alluvion. 

tnrr wai'mva at aparlj of l.ord t.nnjmiliam’a u-pantawl,,, an- porfc-ctly hralthy >> Tho brldwo n, 

ware proceeding In tho poll, undvr nn rarort ' of mint,,, v 1 '■ • ™ 

nod that aom« of tho mlaalua Hrlkin* tho aoldlom. thov The "UU* P»P"V baa the fnllnwino Item" - **” * a F “■ |llle 

ko ,-rowd. and klllod tlvo moo on tin- Tm W,-aT„, „ -Tho proaont w,-ok ha. h. ob ,11-tin- t)ll ‘ ll . ,1 “- Two 

iKeelvo ebote were flivS bi t(S gubliod with (cvontllhowor, of ruin-, mo „f thorn ,,ulto *|“ d ' 0 “ r F" rso ‘ 


peep* of is «,oir;;r;;„£x; ^a 1 ;'' z 

••ountio in fnvor ,„ III,' leaim of . the II, -ot I- aan-ly annhnrod, tho lontorno liglilo,l ,,n oa,-l. 


iSmmrfei’vJfflS' r Ti! r' 1 ""' 1 ' Ul ” OtunlMliiu *. te’Uili’.-i thllil-lmt-hom i.i.i ii. n- v- B 

,-l i„l no-k r,i , , " " Mreitj. dvoo.-n-i.loml ,1,-- 'k- I il- l,,. ,., lti 

1 .. . F 1 K' " orally „„t muro than "t 11 "' N-w. .why not. In xlow nf thl" danm-rnna on.-mv 

ell ,u company At night, who,, took,- 1 a roll,, dv wliloh many yoar, „f oxnorlolioo 

red. the liinterns lighted mpeaeh has pruveit.tn.hu n snl'w nnd cerUtiti remedy 1 • t 

l ln- "hrouda, one may llincy ho i. -Binco i, w„, lir,t put hoforo tho i-uhllr. manv wnrtblc,’ 
S, rlty lyliiK In ropoae. with It, pn-narntlun. liar.- 1,,-,-u f.-rn-j Into Nil,-, whirl, Tiavo had 


PadUi-ahT uiiil.-r ' oninrai-i in, tt . ^ ^ >?• 

m " utll “- ihoicoM miickorol ll«lilni( ground". Iloro iilono tho II ml-niiil.-r.l i: nnd w|,,-n worm- |„!vj- ' roallr hiin ii! ' 11 

ThoDomiwrat aay< that tho vntonf tho pooploof l'inlu to U |'l'', UB ‘ k' "on,lly „,.t mt.ru than N"W. .why not. In ylow of thl« -lanporoua ,-nomy ItUTlAllI) NttlENTtCb. ~ 

jmh and MoCraokon ,-o„uti, . I „ f„v„r ul tin- nrf.titf, . II, o IlS I* mMy nnoh^“Ji; thoTnlwn" b!*.^ ‘i'r “voa'fn’lm ‘.'"X ml'l''' 1 2*"* J,f T "'''•"‘'"'■o doU "“ ■'«;«"•«* ^™ml,.loii MmhuftS tNt 

m Send., to ho Invented i„ ."took in alroadv »»«• ™V "I"’" > ho "hrouda, To nK'lmy" ho” £ . SiL I. “ft hX^ linl'S'r’^.'n, woAhlo. Uri “». .» M 

(flanlfvata lie, -If In tho Inorvaood valuation of property In 3VtXHin'd l 'ind U huriraa '^Tlf n * lth ll > |’, r "P' ir ." llrjn ' ,' , » v - BtooJ Ini,, sal.- whi/l,Wo Imd " WIllUllT. WILLIAMS k CO 

°T: "T ,y Iir'uu n ,1 u p n d l h r o w n » !!' A. >">• 9 Mfa «' 


It Mkzwl aanca « «T „ r S ’ ” ‘ 1 " l piw - ^ ,l " l *** i ’“n'liDg tl visor six nt hers—three mortal I v 

! J n( *. to take u Twalve shot* were tired by soldiers, and idSTurniccffeoV 

^ T 1B,tor8 » tt s well ns to lMM ' n . l,n, l'»»'«»’lled ; hut Ut latest accounts. 

MUuetV to ontertnm t hau> n:- had not returned a verdict 


The bridge ou the Hamilton and Katon (Ohio) Hailroad 
gave way while the down train whs parsing over it. on the 
othlnst. Two freight uml baggage car* Wbr.* smashed. 


ffi«“ n et U £ 10 !®. A. F.fuNK8T,M’K S 

T rne* $- 000,000 per Hiinum. (St.John (N. 11.) '»« l'"pular.ty. owing to its Intrinsic worth ftJ* only tb 

0 -d according to the directions, and if worms exist. 
Tmf «M/I 1 1 oi' Ami-,., n v V • n,t 0’ Will certainly he expelled from th ' 1 '.vstem - 


!‘rs. and all took effect f , r " oi mem quite 

l an anxiety Uontertain thehi ~Uie"power ’ ' ’**"* * CC0 “ BU: “mowhat tm. rude^ror'ihJ' Mfltr MThlrottontali 1 , 

IS 1 ". 1 *. ‘P“‘ m ?f r0 Bonfiuetl to the ianiiv!^ *,h elSJSK'rtSt” Stojsj* At Hal" tft'l n!‘T l '" J ,,|r '- V Tim .light, and 

^ 3 ® r ?? m ». a1 ?^ few curiosities hna, the police had to charge thw cmw.l wfth the hnvo- " iVvf "f ^ ^ * RUcc, ‘A ? ‘lcd the showers have been cool 


persons badly injured. Thu passenger cars for- llnllfax papers contain au official return, publislmd i 


tunntely "became, detached when the forward curs fell 
th°,result wo^uid have been more serious. _ 


office of the Court of Vice-Aduilrolity at Halifax on' the 
• iUth uit., which states tlie numl.er of vessels seized since 


A^dispntrh of August 7. from; Alliauy. N. Y . say* : *• The l| W Uonveution of. 1SLS, and prosecuted in that ( 


contain**! In it u. i .j ... V “ , ‘ UB,UCD * trnw «i w '< n tne .nvo- 

oomaiiMa tn it. He hud every thine in excel- h « 

hnt order, the habit* of the soldier in-thijrr , “I " 1 , Wwh » r ”- dm «om dbturhanc,-, 

nWenfl, Wrong vri.Hin hiro'Tn dm 

Mo books -wore neatly arranged, nnd 1 , 1 s nn- 

S™^t"r^.iTy ket ThL n o d ‘ holvc<1 wi,h „ '-r - kl ; ^ tm 

T !^ Z papers con- Napoleon returned to Paris o U Friday .vning the S ^‘'^’n on contiguous plantations, from'three to live i!' ' K 
^ J Jo r crUn,Pm or ?"”•«" «» "p“» £«i5in’l2! mn-Hlrom Trinity. I, el, ,w .Hack R| v "r nl me 1 nick- 

FpSSSSH v- JS 

5 S=. 


With stirring breeze* * Waterloo. I u cbusequonce of a iiiDplured . witch *tl 

‘■'eiT.e.v l'u:ki.\t;.— .Wo hoard of n mmih'T,of planters in n ‘ u lhc trHck - »*mashfng it. D'g' ther with th 

our vicinity who have Commenced picking cotton iu der Hnd b "> W ‘■'‘r. One of the passenger cars w 
earnest some of the Inst daysTif th,. present week. • '‘ r, ‘Hy dciu(>li.sln<d X, number of passengers wel 


[ express train. coining Cast met with a casualty, to-day at , b< ‘ first w.l« the Hero, seized .Tun 
Waterloo, lu cousequencu of a misplared switch the eu- *Bin.-2S. 1830^ Two vesaels were' 
gme ran off tlie track, smashing it. (ogellier with the ten- bv, ‘ iu-1840. seven In 18.41. 


ft t> This remedy is«.;id by nil Druggist; In New Orleans, 
and all tlie principal towns in the l’ .•State* mr.’J ly 

MIIKCII HELLS. 

' /’IJUBUH FA<TOHY. STKAMlHiAT AND LOCOMO- 
Jiiimp • KJ ; 1 o ■ '“ fnm ! y on b: ‘ m, n " d I’K.\ I.S and 


Jan, US. lR.'^ Two vessels were' aeiitedn'lh 1>:;8 nine in 
4831*. live iu 1840. seven In 1841. one each T :i lsj;: js. -j ,,. 1 

*50. and il. nf theM-. three were restuied ; pnd the la>t 
'•mny ueiupiisiied number of passengers wete* in- n| uncd case, tlmt’ of the Tiber. seiz,cd Oft. Un. is.’.i, lo.. 
jurci^ -three so dang' niiisiy that they were* left at Water- n " 1 blM ‘ n “cted on. 

loo. Mr. Kra*tu* Gornhig..M this city, had ouer.flds leg* - „ > 

injured.*but wo* able to, reach houte 'iu the train -■'iti i. £>tat»‘s Kinavi yf—H 1 * stated the revenue o| 

Tim .ltiy.rug .,r.tl,,- tr«.k oh ii,.. s, I.nul.'nml Bum. linvvmmvnt. fw tlm llJcnl ,.-»f .-,„ 1 I„ E 

linirrond was In Imv, !wn ,-„ni„„-m,-,l„„ tin- lf,ll, in-t , •) °“ . ‘Vm'i" 1 " "" " , ""' ,nls l0 Wtwroiifl'nHy.uIfn. 

and fifty of millions of dollars. Tin* customs have yielded 

r!' vi,, r "? r '' 

in Grayson and adjoining eouVtfef ^Thcre^ad ^ *‘‘ ,ir wil1 ,,,,out f " ur hair millii.n* 

roln for forty ihiv,. Tin- l.irnmr. l ,'l. 1. 'Omn lh,; ,-o,lulrv llni,lm, tlm 


and condemned I •'HIMI’.S of H !i- i • t any nutuhen 


proved cast -iron YnlvKS. with moveable ariu- .ar 
to these Hcll*. >t> that they may l.<? oijilsted t" i 


* . -tt 7 7 7 * r uruer nnu ltosanue 

“ W “ 1,npOR8iMe ” 0 ‘ t‘> t"Fiv-,hi 
mwraBt m the poor man, or to avoid -- For «„ 


Mtnintert 


, and Ban a like * 


ation on this point ^ * 10 de * , ] ’ r "% £? unt h^chiochi. Grand Master of ,n " lh . ,,,aJ, ‘ appearance on his plantation. and that the M “ 


•ired information on th' t mo uu- 

» Pzwy P irf ,|n n «lo. eHtendllar In to he the certain sequence. It J* thought 



tkt pnaent dav, though, in some pleasure ns u -Z lu !ZhZ iSfu n ? ylin ,? l V ,,n "' ll, ‘ nt ” Hi* High- A "' M " 0I,M sorry to b am that the army 

yo« shall hear, Le asmmdto dcsorv,” i,L fito S bu ‘ tl11 ’ “I- '»*' *<«) mv,,*., 

& served Vri tli credit in thellritial, army durim- '"''V 1 ”’''' " lr »»" t»k.-„ ,„ „„ iDdllealn'tiwUJwwhS th,,“ “ u .|^' r of Pkintatlon,, «n boil, ►Id,-, uf'tlm rh-i-r. In 

tkeaady part of the conUnontal warTand « us '*«|ln»i. nan la. P vrt„i aim-ti,,,, ,a„ n ,i,nt.o„ni ,,, 1 .! . milJ ' ">• "duht m.-ntion tlm , -.of ilm,,i,nt. 

•niilqiMatly sent out with his regiment to one A^uluth, tothSIv ,!? «h"J , ' l ' n,e,,i '" ! '" r lh " '-'th •* ,, n-r-r,. hut de.-lin,- 1 „ d„ ,-,. 1 'rnm 

“•««!*. is • * - *» 


the corn nnd Inhaocn an- -uffi-rlng n-v.-n-ly fromdrnu K lil. 
In Urayson nnd adjoining rountlro. Thm- had I 

rain for forty ,|„y,. Tlm former" d,-,palrod ofinaklngnny 
cron at ul! J 


.7 ,7 : ’V. v iUHccniocui, urand Master ot 

the t en niouies ; ( ol. Heury. Grajnd Equerry, etc 
It transpire* that new title* of nobility cohthnio to be 
conferretL without any public announeement of them'. 


caterpillar i« to he the certain 


sequence. Ill* thought. 


however, that it Is not the geuuitie caternillar llv 
"t‘‘ u '' u . fc ■"/ l» uu «n announcement of them | taierpniar uy. 

, l l ' *“ ffiS*. 1 " ln “. , ! n ‘V l ‘ t J’ 1 in«r thr- President •• Hi* High- m A|,MV " °"M — M'eare *orry to harn tlmt the army 
bul «tF V »”■» (»“' 1| >" Ml worm) I ,,-riou. ran, 


(Mi a number of plantations, on both *idc* of the rivi-r. in 


Jk 1 « r®, Fre * Qh were then disputing with us r \ y [' 1 ° 

‘“? e ’ b . ut ; he - v "era in turn in 
iSr “‘• “Pelt’d By the French. A con- *. I,M 


«, n y»m , ,,», l .,; ( t i, Kniplrv ,-„u I, « will l„- r,-. apurvlmndod 
vl» -st One of the moil Impressive pan* of the ce$enio- * 

| mat vu to J»aVc been tpe inauguration of Nanoluon’ ' Kami vP.u i 
ralidea. hut Llia ,x>. i .. .... ... . . 


mb In the luvalidea. hut the works e 


apellcd by the trench. A con- M >f®»yne, formerly French Consul nt Alexandria 
Lber of our soldiery were token tyM’ 1 - 1< ai'pojntvd ttomul Ooaoral and Wiario d,- AITklr, 
amonaithem was Csnml.. it of Vr.no. ll,mn,« Ayrv, 

— — ■ TBaanproavhlmr oiarrikst- -of fim l',v.i.l.,ni . 


(Gun of Napoleon'* I ^ A,,, v The ( 'ataho ula Advocate of the 12th 

:#unotU--oomplvtvd ■ >«••» ray, Mr. .1 Q. nrooka manager on tlm llarrett 

ami at Alexandria P 'T’ "'"f ri . ,, ' r ' writ "' “ 1"’ l’rt-„,-d bale ol 

idt.W drAnK ?, r- oUo,,on 't ” 11 Who can heat it * 


fo'rtHod of fl'ttt degree of >■» . .. . 

rortaodewlueh can render emluralilo n 0W “ ll1 lu do ' but linotlmnlLij,.,, "spiritual mnniroitajiin, - ,oniin.-,m,-d In 

^Mcumng in the way-of duty, „n,l liTT 1 , ™“'“ l rn 9'« „">! ■* “r ln »; »• »' «*.hto B t „,l„n Hull Tim it.., 

SSI' ft e .^ aD . e ^i-afre-ut I t ^ K:' = « "P-.r I An. 


•asatd fortitude which can render t 
^ rtan,. occurring in the wny-of d 
Btottt* greatly under the misfortune 
Min. Nevertheless, like othere, he 

^ ~v ...... 

reereor . -WM pernuttod to enjoy a good deal o 
rfS? * *“» “»W«»ents. fie and Ilia com 
Were not permitted to roam 


F,-,h,, i, lt,i'i-n," —a ronvi-nil,,,, „f lu-ll.-vi-r. In tlm 
| - 1 , II,-,I •• "plritual III,,,, if,- "rail,,,," •• w,„ ,-n„„m'.„,-,,| |„ 


Hal— !n „-vcra| of. the NvwKn^hind States, aud New 
1 ork. tin- erop of |„y has [„-,- t , light, probably below tlm 
uvi-rago amount in their usual eea,m„. Thl, fart Inis' 

caused snnrn nnd partie, are now 

euft-vt-d iu buying up entire erop,. deliverable in Sept, -in 
” r ’tnu-UHlIy high pH,,,.. Ogdemhure New, 

" w kny sold there a, high „, j .8 per t,,,, 

l„> II,< ,: —Tlm Savannah Vow, ay, that [noon. 

7 ‘ M " ,L ' the' fr-po-nt ,.,,ln, during 

rive erop, on lln- 8 avnnnah rlr.-r are Larkward. an ! Unit 
little, It any, harveating will oummeneo h,-r„r„ tlm ||r,t or 
September. The erop. It I, thought, will not he more 
limn an uvenige otic. 

Tm; 'Vm "1 II AS > t:* T -The Wheat harvest in Ilte ,outh- 
■ rn nml middle Stale." is .hew over. anJ front imarlvnll 
itunrter, ueeiiUQt, eimeur lu rvpr,-,entiug no aliundaut 


nothing but the ordinary expense* of Government are t., 
be paid, our finances will he ima truly flourishing condi- i 
(Ion. 

Da>..mihok rtwcm.M. — The NewYork^Tithe* contain* 
a statement of tlie vuriou* accidents that have occurred 
during the last twelve months, from Go* explosion of cam 
phene, spirit gn*. etc which sum up as f. Hows Four- 
teen |H>r*onw an* YccordoU iis having ijleil of their hums 
Sixty-two hurned-rinost of tli-in very badly ; many of ‘ 
whom have probably died. Nearly, nil tlie accident'- ‘" n - 
corded besurred iu N-wYt-rk and Brooklyn. v.,,|,„ibr 
there were many more widt h csrupi-d lwing not! 


rt. tniti mey may t»e -lUjnsted to ringvnsllv 
nul properly, and 'pring*, al-,. which prevent Go clappeY 
rnm reding on tiuHlrll; t hcreby^ux-loiiging tj, 
Hangings coinplct«w( including Yoke. Fmine autl Wheel i 
tiu iii-hcd it tb’-ifud 

, ••'imri-it thirty y. arsin -tl-,- l.iisiim-'. I.y their 

no r* 1 " ! 1 him. to ascertain tie* »„ t form ftfr 

Dells. I lo* oomhinniloii of metal- *> I .b^r-e af beat re 

qulsiteft.rse. uring In tin m jhe greatest - . tidily. -trengih 
Hiitl nit'd melodious tones : whiMi impr .veincnts. together 
wnh his very exteu-ive , rtnivtitol patterns, are now 
h. 1 1 hv the MihsrriliQi-- who have gr-wn up in the hu>i- 
iies*. and wlio wilnjso every endeavor to sustain the repu-, 
ili t* w b ! rb Hie establishment ha* lo-retofore Ciijoyetl. 
both in th'* and torcign countries ; the Hell* from which 
•have repeatedly received the highest awurds of the New 
-lorkMate AgricnDural Society and American Institute 
on . , ir b w,,rB completed ^hime.- and heavy Alarm 
Hells for tljHerejn part s.of.tli,..Cni<Mi and Canada 
MATlIK.MATK’Ab I NSTHUM KNTS will still he manu- 
fact "red by the subscriber*, of which they will have con- 
stantly oil hand an a*s«-rtutent of Transit Instrument*. 
Level... Mirveyor * Cnnipasse*.’ (j»Jnin. nonious and im- 
prove, t . etc Also, liras* or Composition Castings of nnv 
.'ilte cast to order. / 

All couiiniinh-atio)is promptly httended to. 

... ... . AMtlimv.MKNKKJ.yg SONS. ’ 

"••st 1 roy. Albany county. \ \ | >■*, j 
' '• NI.VItK. DAY x >TAL’FFKn. 

\gentw ill New (Irlenna 


•ms exist. £> K. UUKMAN fc C07 

Importers. Wholesale nud Hctail dealer* in Hat«.C<ai 
V '22 Iv " 11 st J aw 'floods. No. 30 Magazine street, comer ti (hr 
New Orleans. 

A general assohment of Panama, Cunp«fkj,lqk 
.Oi'oMO- and l’alm bcaf Hats, at the lowest cash pricti.coaaa 
^ JM'l on hand. 

attnehed’ 4QI“MAnuf»ctnry. 181 Water street New York. M 

yg a'iisily c. »; a. mahhi) - a.c.mucu 

!fi_Sund r ' MAbAKD L AKMIS1./I) 

Wheel.) Wholesale Dealer* in Foreign an J I m'-.ic Dry Gi 
No. 70 Gravier street, between Migazine and Cana 
by their Orleans * * 

lortn frrr * 

heat re- •' full supply of l'lautaGon Goods. {ti 


on thF 30th offline last, amounts to betwee^orty-nlfie "'‘Jm-st uiclodiim* tone.' : wl.i.'-h iuip; .vementl.t.iKether J>H. UHKKFUAF, 

nnd fifty of millions of dollara. The custom* have yielded w, ri* very exteu-iv,- , rt m-nr . { pattern", are now Olllce— Jack*nn street. lKlwten th* Bukct-yiu«! j 

forty..", -v.-n million, : tin- |,uhtlc Iambi nv,-r two million." :inil wloin'in'. 11 ', ' *. , ‘. n V” ' " - r """ ”1’ in Cm bu-i- Tcln,p|,ltouln, 

.nn,l olhor «„uro,-, .tout lliri-,- ,|u»rt,-r, or,, mll|nn/ Tin Utl-w whirl,’ tl..- .'•..'t’uMi’.hinoJil h'," h ! • P .''tvto I'ni Ti v .‘.'.V r >.f J»rk,-on ,il Mipllu am.li 

,urplu, rS tin- yenr will In- „l,n„t four nml n In, If million- [toll, in tin." .-m l lor- I^u i-ounlri.-, : llo- llyll, from which thy.-tm . eyl 

of Bolhir.". Whrntbr rou'utry finish,-.-" tin- ol .y?,]! Wk'wyt.aw.lSMlf tho Sow ■ -ITHTTKNDKN X DAMKROsT' 

the legacy oj debt left by Bulk'* administration, ami De.U-r, In l’.rpv,l„ B .' tmciolh, and lUto^J 

uoimng hut thu ordiimry expen.se* of Government are t<> Helltt for »ljffenmt parts.of.A|»H.Cnlon-Htid Canada. Goods. No*. 20 t’hartre* street and 27 Cutoka 


Tm H ! AH w ST -The Wheat harvest in the south- ^ A1t 1 } l;I J S ■ > A R V, 

• rn and middle States bv.riow uvmv and from nearly-all > 1 A li l()Ny-l*KH lb\*t aiB-n t V. \-ItA-Daah 

,|U„rl,-r, nrrouul, voncur In nfMvntiug .u .huudirut ‘nit „ 

tort, T^ZT!':^ V:." "r X- ' M . I 1’ror.wnr 


v ...O" ovn-i iron, vur rrui,-,t.utto th.i-lt„ij,« n Oathollr rr- 

he Kuvoliiu Itglon. In order tn rvndrr l„-r it ,ull«bk* mutch 

on lire faith , AP’"‘‘vr U^y of «n,l|{rauU »,,l l„ CSUbrnlu with Urn 


draw Jark.nn Jlnvl, . m on s tin- |„-r. on- on tin, plat- 
form Accordldg to rrporl. "oin, vrry 0 , 1,1 thing, wi-rr 


torn garnrrrd. ray, tin- NrwVork Kxprvra, tin- grain i, 
rap-, 1 , ,1 1 ,-lnx of hi, ,-xrrllvnl ^u.iily : nnd ns inor,- 
Wh,-at w.« w,wn in ,|„. fnltad SUtv, l,„t yrar than «vrr 
toforr known thr ronrln,i„ n h, In-rltilblv that th„ vroi, 

It Ihe luririiat ...... 1 . .... * 


of Moral, .Mental ami Nut'iiraj .^cleiife- \ 

Mr II M D.»u. Professor of YoealMu-ie J'iatinamlilhrp 
Mr \o oi.A Maks, mam.; Bri't'cv-or of Drawing ami Bainl- 


’ utr laau i.r.ve.Mls <.» »hb 1 it.n.i 1 r.i . , ...w.vuto wibu- uiu , , ” luing* were ... ” uieniuoie luai lUtt cToi 

good deal of £ W* , f f r tT Hnd ^ ,, 1 ° ddl ' r thiu « s The male medium- J " l h0 'W* W b '.ryeM,al. These -facta naturoll 

id hitt corn- Mjwell .0 ttunudiaUly on hoatd the ship Wert >«TAbged on one^ldeof the platform, and the female ‘ b ‘’ belief that In the abU-e ol any extraordi 


lSZloI' ;" n "! Ui,Un b '“"'“SBIv that th,. crop iSrttu Dralar'anX > 

i ' . 1 harvested. . fhe.se faeU naturally Miss M b Tiin.vcsu\, French and Knglish. 


permittod to roam wherever Tha dreree of tlwJSkl J.uuwy e.mUnur, to to rigor- •* irum uL-unam wa, amonioleapuak 

e** Wand, but they were Tj t SST i i, lm , F“ u ' a ' «»"huuolhg for «!« "F " ml ,l,e tmtHni lo have ’a large clrghtof r«rr,-«pa„d 

? a opeo »p««* * r " •«“ r, '* lh ";, pimn:i1 w " rlJ (orouBil 

?“° rCIBe - Ar^uj, from the dvpm-Z’nra^ ! U^!to the m«r. w . "*«•* ,r “ m ' ' '•> va.-t, daep ' o, 

Ba ch had hwn the elate of things fur home h^ra^ tat * , ,lorm .*a lu >h„ .tl,,,,, ,a,rtieukrly. „ 7', , didn’t |«| Indlnid to opvr.t. They 

2*5) OM.Say, a British ship was seen “ uw * “f-truoimn Inropariy. ’■ *»t th- door, „,„i wl„d.«,. and than, tho 'pint,, pri-f.-r 


■y continue* to he rigor- 


A lady from Dcdlium w«h among the speak- 


nary lorvig,, di-iaond, lb,- prlyv, of wln-at and Ilnur will 
rule vvry low for the next y. ar 

-Vlw Ahardvon Iml-p-nd.-nt. of ll„- Jft 


ihTi i-ij Wr ■ . “ "P *•» seen 

theulaad. Captain B — — saw it ITALY. 

I. and instantly the possibility .,t T hv,T,jrln 0 .xttl« contrudlct,. 
;nrred lo him It La ...... l.i '■ / that tha l-land of Sardinia I 


!Sg»a*L ,h>i ?W- Captain ll-J! saw il 
amoqg othere, and instantly the possibility ,,i 
MMq pa oooorred t ohim ll he^m quU hi- , 

? llce .” t»n(>WW«t. and put olf In u small beat h™ n t„r,„-d 

^Iheeoaat.nnder cover of the shade of tho ' 

»e probability was that he would 


\ L “ t | t 'h ar t , 1 "-ul" il.-M , iIh; tin- rarOB-.nc. hir bu 7 tl... .. rah "in '‘‘ 7 ( r “ m '“->J d-rp ol .'n»t»ht. Miy, that an Imm.-nla.yrop of rorn will he nl«d 

•by tl,,- loft- ilona, lu tba Aioiv iwrtloularly. u . ' spirit, dido l leal iuolinvd to operate They In that suction, and if the bailor the rotton m-umui 

- had earned great doftrucUon ,-f property ’ • "hut II, - door, window,. „„,| (hoa. the spirit, prefer ’ !>««•- to be a, „A„r»|,le a, Ihe ,'r, , • 1 „ . L " 


uiu isihuu m bunliula , 1 a t«, be *..|.| to KiikMuutl 
From Moreuee we Icaru that llo Tus<rnn;iil1olhtry Im 
Tb *’ Ural.d iiuke nnmmnri 


ring darkness t„ light, rapped immensely. We have 
absurd, the rumor j ^ b, ‘ r, ‘' end they j^re much accommodating 


tlie preceding part, hii | 


Ml-s M J. Hiimu h'»si. Kuglish 


Primary -Jlcimrlmcnt 
Preparatory Uepartu 

Cojleglale 

French. Latin or tier 
Music on Piano and 


Th-y aonietlme, produve ; rapping.- a ll, n 11 , -y are 
lln-r railed u].im nor expi-i-to*,l lo , 1 .. . Ily.lll- wav 


nadily reach the ship, 
w "word of honor given 


abundant crop will l„- raiaed. -Pro.peel, Of plenty were 
never ,0 promising. a . 

, Al ' Tip- Clayton llano, -r ,ay, tlmt ij, -,.,„e 

l-lae, . not a great durance above that town, the Lull worm 
ha.- lUado cuu.iderahta Lav, a- with ,|„. 


of Plano, 
of linitar — 

-!■; o„ 

aing and I’ain 


»f b««ki«g » pledge of this kind ; bat ! 77 “" ,urlh “ ’^Wh* to ( 

“•« a * ceil| l»ticy over „o,„ ' , m 'f mi ’ "' r " * ««• twelve } 

smoothed down all ■t»'v<lh.t public «ll.,i,l„„ ng„r,l, a, Slo&tl.B^ I! I “ , ' 8h ‘“ r 0f ““'"‘"“"tt 1 at Whn.a lain,,. 

MBbCwilhtmtoommunicating S5SS u,- S’ f r " \ r “ d »»*«*.. 

JilhMBtfMi to any one. the captain con S 4 .. ".T eireumanuaJ | , 

‘77 h “ room ’ clambcr *B over the wall 


that Gen bcvallliaft. under the 


neMina ki- Ii ; 00 uvt ' r TBe wall 

Wa place of confinement, and made 

Jy ,y fel - T t0 «he_ beach. The moonlight 

ana him to see the British shin at .. -,7. 


er the Wall BMttM artillerymen ha, withdrawn .IhirnTronLUMila 
, and made * ,lllJ ?? »th*r d. iene... „„ the .-oast, all of which 

theBrUish 1 T '’; * It 

H toC .lv a b " ^ 12 ^?' th " ^ garrison wlhq'ait 


, v j T 1 “ DUU * 1 nncuiiu tliilFfUUIFIl 

I ana ne got hold of a very small bost Borne within a year, 
being obeerved. In this vessel . . A dlnioulty ha, , 


”, etimuinwiin 1 , * 

til' ext ofinzuqjcting the , I ' ,ru,,T or RailB0a >' iBox.-^ome Idea of the number 


y-;.r, of-age. far hu , ^ J™, ‘ 

the rapping, he 'l- .hterran.-an. forming pan „r lore Slrina. 


222 >“^y the side of his couutrv D JSJSS* to4ta * " r “ w.thouta „,, hi, 

“TotJifeiK.eT*!v " 111 greatly exhausted. «» »epKjj|ja.ito BrilMiaM UuvMtal anUmitiss are 

,h " risht ' " 

j4reiea.wh tr^rZL^LT:. Iral M 2 i. b .V J?« « -( ^ 


lated'to , ,,» L ' l „ ^a^^raltane a IlotraWran nmluna^em^,’ 
. of d ^ : ,u r, lla « u ‘* b, y "■“'Hid war destroy the pn * 


~ r ,i„f „m the hn,,rath!:;„^t; S ar 

will quit " l ’® 1 w »« deeble what it wa. In ISoO. A taLle. nfrelha Pm, s “ T *5"jS - 1 t,1 ® n “hi he taken in. hand and 
ontlfl-.l v * ‘'““''Bed. nud publUlied iu Hunt s Merchant,' Seady t u r Igf^'uvI.^aSf^' , '"“ h ’""n i, now 

ontltkal Magazine. mUkc* the import or 1850 about M-ventv thou* port hv th« Lh ,r Yu °* Rc «w Bhvc been (uricred to re- 


'U* ndtl splun.Ud brief 
u. t.v seven by folly- s 
lahilily. convenience 
'.e and comfort of pH 
••d I.y iiuy similar ■■ 
les in the building < 


^^/.V tn P/untn.i aiyl Property 

Hu/./ns. 

MlimC KW'ATKK A I ).\.M ANTI.VK PAIN-T. 

Hie superior pmpertic* of thl* uio qualed mineral sub- 
stance is now mi well and favorably kicwu that it i* un- 
niccAtury LL! untmuutujin-uxtv.nded uotioe. ’The public 
are reterred tn our circular, embracing c.-rUflcatcz from— 
, '‘I'U ‘ 1 ' 1 1I0.MAS80N. ot sieaini'r Magnolia, 

" m Hlto\\ N. of towboat Borpoi-c r 

V 'll' V/u r.7 !:!: 1 ' 1 'T- A t'o . Manager, La Dry I, nek 

- I* " IlfTNKt x lu Agent, ' m, 

»Ft.N H K0HII1N.J. of the ship Leode, 

Joshl'll HK-NmiN. Painter Dig ('amp , tree! 

Alld Ihe I N PFIttY II ,’l’ f ,,<• .-.-n-,-, L I. . 

. Also, the recommendation „ f » |,“ J. n„„l 

sira-r, W°?, FACTUltS and <.’>».M MISSION MKIl 
HANTS, all „r Will, -I, ar- im-tud-1 In tin, Agenl , ITreu- 

lar A l.wt. to lira following, -in, ,, tju- rirenlan 

w.-r-j.r at,-, from.I.UIIN F MILI.KII af Atta'hap." • 
w.J.'I ii. ■ *"'■ lllJ ! 1,v ' 1 to apply tin, Itridg-water 

1 1 in* r„ 1 slut l" my Migarhou.e. and m-.ery r—i.— i, „ 
ha, ,-xe. ' d-d my s |. - elation-, an-l file re,. rea, -ninth.,,, 
a.oll- by tin- agenl- Ural, ,!. f ll.--. rl N | , |„.,. r ; 
rul y iul -1 r„y ,. "U,|,i.,iy to th- no,,,.-,-.,,- one, eu,l,'r„.-,"l 
• „ in- .tg-n, -, Ireulur.nud r.-,-uii„nen.l th- ra,,,.. to plan 
er, an-l ot h-r- a- th, l,.-,t U,< atla-r and Fire Protertor 1 
,r. ; k " 1 h. it i, 

X|." . .| „- II- 1 „ t July neither III!,., 

er-, n-rrra. k- „„.l I, a. lorn,, , I ., -,.| i„.-t„Hlt -urfar- 

erhl. h h i" proved . i.Ur. ly iiiipcrvidi* 

V I. . Jhiin K "Mlbl.KH 

N. w Ih.-ria. Mtnka|..jw. Mnrcli D. ivvj • 

lo •(• 1-1111011 i- th. aJiovt*. we ha\’f in ..ur p -.-| un j„. 
m.io. rai l, ccrtitb at. d ti- iu equally r- p.-. tnl.le source* 

r ' ■ ti,,.„: 

. 1 7 1,1 1 ship i liarb-H • ...I,, r- 


street. New Orkan*; kS 

A. J. WRIGin JilU IUR 

A . J WRIGHT k dO , 

Uotton Factor* and Conmihiiion and Fomnfc|l* 
ilmnt*. No. l»7 Gravier street. New Orleans tf 

H. M. Kb bIS Si qo„ 

CominMoii Merchant*. No 07 (Jrariri street Nre !>)• 
lean r ^ 

REGULAR 'DRY G00D8 TRADE 

J08KB1I II BAbMKH k CO. 
Importers and iVholoalf Dealer* In Dry UoodtflWj 
street. NVw Orleans W 

l\t it TMiEA'lVAHE. 

\ 5-1 Ul'Nl-Al’, « 

camp’ STHKKT. NKW 0HLF.A!ffl, 

Ha* on hand n good assortment of WARE. 0^1 
various quHlitib 'which will be, sold on thl nod A ® 1 

bie term*. BurchiuK'ht nru respectfully 

-slid exaluiu o . o ' 9 * — 

aioo,«oo. wok ’ i ’ ii or 

Fashionable Oiothing, Gentleni*iir* ,l *'l 
ing Goods, 4c., at Hetd 
.4 L Fit ED MUNKUE f CO'S 

‘•One I’rlre’ -Mnimnoth Clothing eitaWklPiA** 
ilagiuine street. New Orleans. 

tlKNTLKMKN vl.lllng N-w (lrl,^n,i^^n^r*J<! , 

vited to eull and examine much the 

plete assortuicul .of gobd* iu tin 1 above line k>l* 
the South ' ^ 

We iuaniifacture aihfnir Clothing 
retail sales, mol it is with tlm p‘ ii(|^P^ enc *j^ 
Mlile to give satisfacthm! tlmt we ask til whom«J 
with u rail t < • examine part ictilurljr c»ur style*- 


tJP rrie Ihigiaipl ' ('oill|M*lent Irmnh* assi-tauce. mfferltiti'l 
k Upon the three Ib'purtuiciit. A Judy will reside' in th« 
ihia ha* her low. r biithfullv disoharges the dutlcfl’uf niatr 
she soon will, ho thatatall time*. nnd especially in *irkne* 
iken iu. hand, and Hm oMufort*. kiudnessaud uttenHgn*.of-l; 


nd K hool rom.is 
tlm State The 
Mh hi* lady au l 
ids-the IWnVding 
Femiiiury. who 
mi and nurse. 

pupils wlirfliol 
'•urn Thy Brin. 


e.m I.e seen at our office ; among which are those witb 11 • »» « • fxninine pariiculurijr our «J‘ W ’ 

n„-l v, a,,,. , 'r i-“, All “ ""Idl'y u.ar-warraiilcd'lnvwojjj! 

<• II l.ee, lai,- ^uperiutejiile'nt. ioh Secretary ot ulter lln* pureliH-seof any artirieany d*' iWtu,w 


clHMl^ with the aid of femulo teacher*, who also live' in Gv 


ihe lluds.in Hirer Railroad ('•■mpain D it MeCullum 

A ” '• ■> A-r, a,„l I lln, Iron.!, -tf . pr, 

uilicludy-l, l,v l-„g tl.-,. ,,.-!,lv 0 . :. .1 lliat.it I, l,„ t h 

44 ill-: . I.VD y-l ’ K. I TUKH /• linin ' 

Th, h-ndiug. wlariukiMB ■" warping „f tl,,' i.ril-riallu..-,, 

c i ’ i" tt„ ,1 d--- nut a IT.-i-l il,.- pain, ; ,„ la.-niv-f..,,, 
nourw it drie*.attd iu Iqur weeks heeoqies a p.-rf. et slnfc | 
It preserve, wood f r . hi deeiiy. a.ol neither blfster* nor 1 


... ; r«",T l " ,r ,n r bunj ’ •• r,h; ™ “h- 

a Bn.tej.tant schoolmaster, uuhied Hurrisou. ’ ouut it wak purchased. The remainder remains unpaid. 

vKbto* ^r C i ,W f here "' ia r !L’‘h,eoi'' theuTy li«l.v"iud'.T u'-v, toy in Sicily, we leuru troj^the'catani^ I , 't«i»l»** > ' r * ' ,l1 " ri'ct’ 1 '' ur °f 

Sm 0Q ^ Weet 1 li'liu bta, JourUk 1 ’ Jt P” it* ravages UUUl " | 

^ truth, BIMSSU | A Hoi. 1 . I.; r .=* let ter .from Niagara *« V w : 1 heard 

^fro?ofherl^l^ri 0 rl ^^\ 1 - lWOUW ' >eteflru V'OrV' / ' IvminCo, ‘ ,rr, ’ ,w, ‘' ,J, ' urn '' ,lon the 20G) „lt to I uanou” e'ei.. 1 ^ ,ln,t “ - v,i “ n K Fngh-h lady had a 

'r‘~ 

the reality wu far more hnruLil whbAmtM. dVpS.Xd- ' L l, r ^, tM T ''™„-h- 

WBB® lnsormed of the affair, threw him instfllll- rULa ,nr Krwuu) Journul. and It* . a I Jf. i [ ' 5 '(round her At tin Mteoml stei. the rock 

ly into arrest, and summoned a court martini hi 1 *, 1 " c«Wto *pp,ur mi the c urt* ••f JawVhaji 1 l o r" ViVsVhal i. it - 1 V V l,ul ‘"‘‘‘MnAteiy the water. 

* gl “ U1 " WMMlf Ilf » limit- vxvcS, and I, ad gxhtl m,^ I S l " d “I 11 ’ ' au aalul IngKml , |„, r „ u 1 „’ 1 , toj , 

“ d h » vfn * Ur " Un i ssr of tile falls Hjan^ was ^Verq!^ 

•aa% efoot, iLo •* «•»«». >«». «, .niri. < i’ff 'ral'l!..,', 1 '.': w lV' n 


. T iiavnt*' D 

“t"™ 1 bim 

»»- 

e*louUted to throw* dlimSfl! nu 


on,. , 7 ,.,. V 4 ‘" u,, y'” ‘ no uiaclilnery at 

ltraik.,l !h , l ’ 1 !"‘ 1 l - n,l . W for her nolle of. the 

Jaejuto t rf, b, *S, W |C i A '* 5 Fusqueltannuli aud San 
T^h , "' , ;r lh ' ,M ‘ '‘"'I <1 wore heauiiful 

8 ' lUB e )M m ver rested upon. 


A Finn t Hktwi:i;s 
letter from Constantin 


id 1 ' H K m a > o im; Ex . iisii — A 
pie. dated Jiily 1 . say* 


Hi oat’ I I" :*ty ju«t concluded t*t 


an article on the 


Ira, 1 ,! ?' J*"* "“"“Var.pr-vlnu.ly 

nut In," ,.i lit.- Bill- Uflthar ,-r-niu- ,1 liar fainu-d «l,-„ 
,.- mM tvrra (irma, but Ilk „,il,|a f,n 


il Jhv»hal.-Frank|,,.|,H|,,, 1,,-r- „r- in nf.ivi-v nf ,-x- I C 

tni-t , l,a llri, ’"-’ ’t "i an untoward want, wiiivl, |,„, So 

, , l 111 1 ritl ''i nqn’ uuiCr the necessity of t o * >0 ‘ 

win, .iu- i-,r„. u lL;z::U:: 

• I pa-i ,5 » ' h " will, a muni,, r ! MM .1 



iSFSS' ul.art -I,-. Ih.rai^rT'it h™ r up in'. | 'Vl.I.-ii 

brotiier-iu-Iaw *' ' ' ^‘ !t Iy Abu " 1 l the Sultan - . proved 


to throw dia-race cm the whole Per- I, *“ rd, " K N r ,uf f ,buUl . »u«teK' the 'KriVaffui 

^.11, ? !!■•-?**?»■ (Bnt he ahould tora,TK^“ t “ ,, ' f A, "' irI “ U . S? Sr 

thm with ♦ b7 ^ We l*ar»i from Heriin tlnu Mr. Bar.,„rd. . 


hichU^ United thanklu. for her hTt^pSy , 

ling Ncufclmutl hus 1 1 h"U'l‘^n pr°- | which *hu hail retaiut’d all tlie 1 1 m • • 1 ,,y ’ 


lion wijl he made Imt I.y special urntiigfiuflni with, or nt 
tlie discri ( i* ,n ot tlie Principal 
Hoarder* in the Seminary study two hour* at night 
under a l-io-hi r .They retire i.u H o'clock at night— rise 
early in the morning They take Jreqi|ent and whole- 
- >me exercise, so that a judicious uiid prope^.alt*ru«tion 
••I .joiilliii mein ajp] recreation, of study and amusement, 
iniiy secure vigor of mind and henltli <>f hotly ; ..i 7 

BREWSTER & GO., 

c A ii it I AO K '\V A It KIIO l’ S Iv, • . ' 

No. ID) Gravier st reel, rear ST. Charles Hutch mid 105 St 
• liurli s Mrn i , 

PObD.'IT tho uttontion of pun lmjci;«. I- their extensive 
and varied uxsortun ut of •* 

■ GA H-H4A4PFW-A N i 

Ulileli (hey offer ut thy very lowest price* for cusli or ap- 
proved paper. They nre constantly iceelviiig fioiu tlo ir 
New York Jiouse, No IlOtjj Hroadway. (tlm old. -t Carriage 


ouuiry. .yii «rner* sent. 4o the General -AgiTi I*, or 'their r 

mb-ngentv promptly executed No' (leviat Itnriu 'iirlee fon ’» ?r P'GIOIU!. 
lerin-- < ash. or its i .juivalent G. C HOGKHTA.CO. To correct a 


nn s'timp Aiiiu o j ii. w uie wtirraiiivu t 

ulter tin* purchase of any article any di>-** 1 ^ 
it will !>.• cheerfully taken back and the tnonej*® - " 
Our object i- to please our cuslomvr*. 

*»-0Nli I’ll ILK FlJll lit)OIlS-.NO thivlBi* . 
futl-ly ' ALFKKD SIUNBOI*™- 

■•A Mxgaxiuo itrrat, ByWS- 

MH. JAMES WRIGHT 

Having lor private reason* which no 1°****^^ 
coiitindcd his interest during tho lMtbuilnNi 
the tirm of James IVright Si Son. we bzte do* 
sure of announcing tlmt he become* tkli ^ 
in our house, nud solicit* the interest of 


general misHPl'r , ' b '' IW * on, 


illKKNU'OOH & r0 Hrin ,^ I 
.. i;.... .limit*. N 0 ." l *Tr I 


wua u in breniuug hit puruk " 1 

^tat^Asssasissi 

pls<* W oonfiuemvut xmuug Uiv 1 ’reudi ii. k 

«t»t* of miuJ, luidtr thcft« circuiubtaiicez, «v H * 
PW*We. Th bt mi ci«t off uiftl rejuidifttii t.y 
W* omu frientio, nud k» bo nut buck to moot 
JtiU jrmU 4 ir dumr*ce, nud fzerhapa jiimibimi-m . 
ftt the Lwideof the tntu'y, vmt indeed atlcu- 
lftlM Id rtdJ hit* feeling moot deeply. The re- 
MlU of lof re- tntBhtuiWua' to tb* French bu-' 


I wifJi th* Mid. •^•40 W the 1 reunh btu- " i*«nj from Berlin thui Mr. Bar nnrd th* Am 'i : " • , ‘ d ’ ol th» Albany Krening 

i f villi the expUniitioD. thut “ the JJrituli •H ,ni ^ u ' rlu Berlin. hu* succeeded In i.rtKMuinJ ;h " i ’ ,>urnai > ln K htter from bOndon. m.v 

to ft frutfii reprobated the conduct <•* (’up 1 , ' v,r ?‘V*’ ru ^ri ,t,,> - wbu ha.u ! 4 realizing sense o', • X *j fin 

B m breaking hit puroit .” * <d the I niuddutes : but. ou their ret urwiur a abort Sme 1 “J't '““KDh'ude, Teaily is • |.„ you I; now tlmi m 

Accordingly, by the ettrlicat . l " lbl,r country ’■Were arrested on a ohxnrc or ‘ ■ Jt is larger than the riffiMiH of ] 8 Jm -bowed tb** 

unlucky ikotTWu UU,tV ’ ?? <Ug ■ Ui ‘ Uury 00 ,, " r,l l* ll "o " * rg ‘ '' * J H*te nf N-w York The InhablU,,.. hf Z 

* ^f l ^Ja 0mCer , W>U reoonv Oud Ui h»tj lnu* . ( Mw* !• a^rere at (Mrowo <»„ the JdGi ulf. a tir. 1 .V. , l ?‘ ,w ‘ ^ i'bi'Adelphiu . Ilo-ton It* I r ti U or.- Albany Tn v 

e itf confiueuieut among the I'reuuh Jii* ct j I' Ucw 1,1 haliseb which de*lroy«.l nxty hduin-» 1 •-vraen-f Rochester and liutlult. coin bin'll’ would 
» rf Biiutl, uuder tLrav cireuuu.:*^, ““ wlflwd g„,,t , J “JV "t- f-.ur hraujra .1 0 ,..„-i,.„ liS 


t oll el. i i Hrln '■' , w, U'.^' "e* and deadly weapon*. «’T"iuy suostantiul i 

who were onT D 8 lf nl ,tn ' 1 ru - b, ‘ d »rOj» tho Frank* | r »puUble Ea*teru manufuoturorii 

»“• I--* Bng- 


M tv Y UlfrK I ITY MADK (’AHIllAiiKS. 
me „!' V lil'oli «r„ ,-f entirely, m-w xml iiriginxt "‘iralgiu 
l«o,pl»in„r, but niunlly iul„ta„llal vuliWl,-,. ,|„. 
u,„ raputubla Kaat-rn niauufuiiturara. ” 

I’artlculiir xtlvutlim will i„, glv„„ i„ Hi,- covarlug and 

lioinent of I'urrl,, . . ~ 




,1 , were liitrijr arresfe.l in the Durhwof Bo. 

fU '‘ rK ’ ; '' ou MDr*»cy 'against .be Euipor-i 


bond,.,.- i ,i i nous* lift, another 

vluKe? ... h4 *““ ,v 8 ^M^-npwtmirMrmn^niig 

rt-et iin , iiTiiulai* 1 * *' " dUlrloU iu every di 

mdllDremnuan^ "»*' ! « Ii '1 h'. ‘ ,,r ' V ; l "; , ‘ lly l Klld ' t,u,t T 1 "*'“ lb 8 ' , «'i^’rs invite Bl..ulerga l .,| Deiilcr* i». Saddl.^v 

d“, C. 5 ««!*"«• "tfugh II,-- Willi. , - ! imt 1 ,-TpTll- - “ u. raj; i .Vi i-,* 7 \ ““ {'"If f'!'" 1 ' ' , w 10 «" vMnlsv "‘‘“if «•> k 

l,"t over tii- c|, y Auu;l^ |‘,; r ‘ Ofl VodVn r ‘»‘ l" 1 ' vxiwfLb' “i'*' ' C “ II, I ,I »I || I‘ uKwIum tlm tortorow Irwlijani' “ r '' i”"'"t»ilt|y TOlvIug tl„,„l, irem ill- Maim 

iMilitoffi 1111 * 1K,W “’ )>■»« tif ton ' t.f. ii" ! fac t°ty (it I'l’ilmtull.li 1 ,,- anti ,llr,-,-i fro,,, K„gl„„-l. an,l ar,- 

i U ‘ ** V 'f "Si*?" litoral, l„au,,i-„«y,l« 10 p„,--l,„„. r ,. . • 


I ••■. I W i,|. .1 . mu n.'sutiiimN, wno 

wi’lalraw tn,. U ,, r " rl « hl “t‘ J IfB lit- latl-r lluallj 
• i-. -pwratii ftv r* “ r " .'T' " '■■"P-Ilahm. p. ,.| known 

man „a,,„. ,, "'' r ", wmlml»tC,.l„„ra „r I-,,; „„„ yo„„ K 
lit- ' J- i'.-j i’.r ’ ri " !' *?’ "" ?”' l, ' r ' l Y latil-n Hint 1 , 1 , 

■ intrmir,’ i, - '-•(‘I t 11111 Bv X i i,-Ju prad.-iR i. ,- , ^i, - ,,, , 
.rail. tlw- Turk" Lot lit- aifnn- „ . 


Ag- „l- p.r lln. Mat," nt l.a . Ala, Mi.-, . ainlT-xn,. ."!„<«• (hat- l,a 1„„ nn lilt" -m, tii, ,my t>tb«w B«ee. ^ 
K.an, '^ Vr ^'"„ N "' V !' r, " , ' u - »••«• •‘"lark. Day : .l.tMKS M ill, HIT. A.J.WBM**' 

v,;:::":.; : : :! tsszwj ^ •. „ r w 

" - - * TfNiLtH A ilCiiliANANr ^ 

pj^j2E ESRAVR (.’oiffpiimiion Merclmiit* \ifid Wholcsalo t* rt)Cfrt ’ 

r ._ -CjabAYb • ( x 'street. New Orleans. 

ON OUTIRd OK MA8TBR8'ffp -SERVANT*. mufks iiiikknwdod fc •» 

I.\ Ixev. H." N. .McTye|ro;^of New Orieans * Rev. C, K 'l'"muii-sii.iiand-F(M;^urding>ferchHnt' , < b0- 

Fturg.v-. Of Alabama; Rev. A.T. II iii.ew. Of tie.iivia Htre.-t >>• 

*4 In > I i 1 1 |e work wu\ published a \ . ar 'since, uml ha.- II JACKSON ^ 

n iw d'd itt f n^ rfwi li i Hre r i w w * " b:r- in Tine riiViitffir.W'T^tft'blng^tl 1 ^ 
mended I.y thj». vifrlou* (letir.rniiiations It dozervi/** a (m ia d«mr to BliinD't *' JI"t»*i,)*N‘ ,w : 0,1< * 
prominent plAfo ou Hie table of. evuy master .* 0 Brice Youths’ Clothing, Gent’* I’mlcr 
Thlrly.ffvc Cent*. Trunks. Carpet Hag-, and a genend 

Bubllshed in (Vlmrlehton S C by Southern HnptU Pub , vCJoGiiii'/. iilwuy* on- hand nnd fur •• 

lishing gwriiity' ForjuiJn Hi New Orlcnn* by ' the lowest market 

n>HK',; . . JOHN MALL.Jkltlrxvlvri.lnal U K SMITH. BK.VflS 1 ’ 

MEDICAL NOTICE. . 11 ,'l. ,-,-lnr and i, Uvrntlng UlmwB 

DR. L. l’imU’K,.,,Y t’.ilumbll,. (l-nrglx. rranrclf,,!!, - i'lruvtlt-n nf lib, |,r„ro»lon. 

-all, tin, attt-iiilnn ,,i I'M; . i-la,,.. Drilgglii, xnu ,1,-al-r, in ora ''" 1,1 ‘‘" n "' r ” f - Sl '' ll ' ir " 


T.' II JACKSON k t'O", 
in 'Fine Fii'.'RTflirxlrte f , t''t+rti l ig^N^’ 
(negt d'K,r to Planters' Hotel, )*>('": On 


kiuiboiou to Uie Frwuch btu-' TUha^uce riUt of ^ 

much worae. When hc. wub * l h-ugiL puMuhod *nd**b<M» 1 


laaiftd under • fl*g of truce, fiad couvcyed to 
IU 4 Hftrt«ru of tlie (jttuerul in ooujumiid, thut 
iouuedifttely called U* principe 1 offi- 


lu ri;"; i 


inuiice lor lbf 1 hi 
deficit .,f 66,108,4: 


I'lIlI.ABEI.i’lllA KADIiLKItV AM) TIU’NK 
W A Ii K II o'V’S K. 

S. ROBB 4 Ou., 

A - tin inn s, , , 

TI„',ul,»i-rlL-ralnvil,' •’li,nli-r,»ml I i.-al.-i - in sii.lill-ry, 
at,- . m cull and -xauilna tlfitir ,t,„ k 
Tha-y ar.- cin.limtiyrpnvlvlug , 1 .- 1 . I'rnu, tkaMxiiii 


ia;iM.N(I s KXTlvAC.T OK IUTIIU, 

TLI. axaallnut ralgady f-.r aft ,ll,a„.a, „f kidnay. 
xnd nrlimrj- nrgni," Van,-,;„llv ; al.n,. ,|| l,j-, |,a,it|a a,,,. , 


(,,,-xl d,a,r tn I’lanl-,-,' JI<daL)*Naw 0 
Y(,„! Il-’ J'L, tiling, (iant Fndar 1 ,linJ ’ t 7 ( gg 
Trunk,. L'iU jial ling-, nud a g-nartJ 

gl'|„il,r,m. Idivaya on- Land and fot*" ^ 

it, a l,a rant mnrki't F rlr ''t. :r -— 
ILF SMITH. DKNTI 6 T, , 

IliL.'raluruad. nnd 1 , dvrntlng Lll„"vB rJC 

. Iirartiaa nf |,i, |,r„fowlon i 

ODIna ul ilia iinrnar of- W -C'lmrli'" "tr "' 1 f 
- ■ H-nmr,i J — ^ 

The Now Orieanii ChriaGan^Atl^^, 

,1. ihaiu-d.waakly. tii Two D.jlar" and* j,*F 

Nn "„l„arl|di(i„ lakail-f-T 1'-"" lliwl' 0, “ . 


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, . I'f’T’tn "I I.y III- "liluarlh-r. and I-mll- r-i/on 1,1, Madia , ,1 II i« ax|,n-„ly alatad ullmrwl.",' 


Ibm. 0 »|at*iu B wx« prereot. »ud evert 

rye m tonetl upon law witli iadiguxat coo 


“ 'A^«ra| li ‘“r Tta: ’“"' r '* t,rf Bltllxdalphlx 

i EM*’ (Brae a n„™. LTtapmS 

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, 1 U *»•*«»«> w If llta flr,t tm lu,, , , 1 . 1 . 


i " , • , 


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aa ,|h - iin,-„. am— -O n Uw Doth ui, ’. Oxmbrlilg 


1 ou ito amp. lima lm tour Ui Ilxiy ■ 

1 log (to pMaeul, * it (cotoOe to »l 


*■ nl ' C'M.t.MjK Ih’lLU* 
ithio, was viBjtod by a 


In- j - Their stock in store i* large and well axsnrtiiU. uiKl i* 
iUa J comprised U follow* : 

Fatldle*. Hridies anti Miirtlngulez iu greut Vuriety ; 
Uv’ii li Gig. Hu/gy. Dejir'horii, .Htage.^Vagon.'Dray^CaG 
* j dl'd Bl'digli Harm s*; Hurs.f and Mule Collars.'’ Humes 
' a 1 uud-HHwd Hridloa ; Trapo Cliuiiis ; .'ledieul Hags ; Saddlery 


» *n*d ldlft with iftdigiAuui w,. ^J^eut K «T- I counuf IU It doe* uot “* g? T"' (0r ^r b - not been equaled for many ! ' ^T , “*** ; S,idd “^- T ^ 

Thft ftft /y gtoti wgM abort, uiid ei:ded in M mi ft ’’ V «/ "tor a- udoruxUuu «wv pmr.J.,, wtog^ », tL , Miut ^ ITS.. ‘ br ™ «<»T Cnilaga LnUdiog, 'LTul i ’ 'r".'*' Furui.ura N'”" " end' 

asoder euuug dvwo to Wnle x UoU, * **•'•»“ « IL I ..ralw LTmmiplxxxr, toanTS; -rralua-l I," nf n * «>• BUI xt lh, frat ami „f tb. town ly tb. Mathcmui 1 i / ; lr,l,,K Tr 1 "" 1 ",,*,, : addlara. Knxah „„l tUflmm- 

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ifelitalfftW&MlK ZZlZlloftZl'&JS* .UkhU t,W “‘'’V*'“‘tl„ tlun n, tba ^oxa-xrory v,ra ZZtoCZZ' ^ *«► U.nd", Ind 4 

^ * **" 8t| “ ** -W ***■ to Tfroux.” I Una. , P*t t’Ux- a Uw«. Law Malbadal Kpimn^L, uburah^ .J. ^ Hubbar- UroO. , irxv, bug and Iv-k.ng Trdpk, , l,„.ba N B.-al 

-wa ual ,-f txi. ... a.-. •»ji'ui„,7i,,.«.. 


• __ knowledge u a remedy to b'e relied . 0 ' He i* at.xi.M.s f 

! ' ' '^ ,V ^Ui* n "Mi vi it i"t" Ihe gre iiiVt stem market All imcessU". 
• ,ry dir«ction*|ouiid on tlm | u bel. uucaeh Wdlle. Whole- 

Maim • sule price $S perdu/. Hotttll. $1 perliollle ' . 

l .,n,Ura Urdar" ito-atad til L. SIKItU*, J,."„ i; gi.„, n.lnmbu, 

.J uiidi,' *(B.-to duly xltouUaii.il>. l-iwh, ur rol-Wa. 

4i" UlW^.. expi-cGid. Jtespectfuljy udvertised 

‘variety, ** *'IKKCKJ Proprietor. 

iray^Cmt v UOOT AND SHOE STORE. 

-. llama, Tl|w ,d(J x,xl fuviirita ,l.tnd.-a„rn,-r - t'amy, Uijplanilar 


’inallad fur many ! IT ! 1 »«tBllvry. *.M ‘‘ryUpl.. .lr-,- 1 , I., ran, wall furnlabvd xdtb a afnak oi 

Iding. eractad nn \ "1 T' ’. 1 V ^ «. Furniture •Bltm -and lluul". nf every, vxrialy 

■ tb, M etinidikt 1 *“ J 1rllll “ •” ■ ; Trxmh- Trill, n, ing, , ."xddlar,. tioxcb end t Uflmuar, nnd ftrxngari .faithfully rarved with good 
.AVraraf _x.._.. . *Truukuukui-» PahUk , Oil. \arnl*h; India Rubier »n,i urguiu* und a iziMuPftt fr,.... I 


zerved with good 


it is expressly stated otherwise nf ikrlWBj I 

Tin- UJiiai-iiul Minblars xml .xfx* 

Kpi.a'.jtni I'imuti, xm-iBi 1 ' ,. i "xU 1 v 

Xgani. .,f rim N.W Orlaair. ChrOlto ( 

|,nyi„i „l* may la- meda • „ pH*' 

All eominuniUnt lotgi, wliotli^r of , ' U ”. l r I 

luihiicatiou, unices reniittiiig ^ 

tile amount of ten dollar*, must l*J *' , ' 

No .obituary notice wiU' be iu ' i '' rl ‘‘ a 
Within two month* of tlm death Of * J*‘ ^ ^ ' 

CommuuieiitiouM must ho uddn^ W ^ 

Mi TrKIHK, New Or^ea n*. . r«nxotiH 

Communication* involving f * 0 ^- 01 ^ 

kce.ouiiL* of revival*, religious meet $*> . <k« 1W*' 




Tmd, ; till. Varnlel, , India. HubWr and *'g“iu, a,,d a g.aal'fit. frmuMnuday umruiug until. Sal 


yet TrxveUub- D.g,, VtU..,, ti € , tlc „ etc. 


B-w««t»< Yauiamliar llml I d„ ,,„t „ p ,.o „„ Hnnday. 
1 lie r»' lore cull during the w eek. 


account* of revival*, religious meet nf ^ ■ 

blogruphiea, etc., must be acromFU* ^1 

,,i -jjuiU* 4 ; ^ ■ 

A few aeiOtd advertlsenieuts wUI w ’ 

or which must be pre-puiibi° 



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PuUiihi"* Committee C fc\ , W v B , n ' 
tf IauMpna Conference , ( h, h. it u nits, n. n. . 

"VOLI'ME ITT^NUMBER 




II. N,. MoTYJJfiU5 r Edttoil 


NEW -ORLEANS, SATURDAY, ' AUGUST *28, 18,0*2. 


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FAITH. 


>" «*t, Kn ol 


" T «trho tlunk tho truth yo how, 
i/tf beneath the winter snow ; 

Lht not, Tunes unerring law 

> t shall bring the genial thaw. 

Cod in Nature yo ean trust : 

Is the God of mind leas just. ! 

Rmn wo no 1 41,0 ini 8 ht y ‘'""'K 1 ' 4 

(Jpco by ancient sages taught ! 

Though it withered in the blight - 
■ ofthoinoditoral night. 

Now the harvest we hohold, 
it hoars a thousand-fold. 

■ iVorkoro on the barren soil.' ' 

. Yours may seem a thankless toil : 

Sick at heart with hope deferred, 

Yi,ten to the cheering won] : _ 

the faithful sower grieves, 

Soon hc’lljbind his golden sheaves. 

|/fircat Wisdom have decreed 
Man may labor, yet the seed 
Nirer in .thisjifo shall grow, 

Shall tho Bowor cease to sow ? 

Tlie fairest fruit may yet he home ^ 
On the resurrection morn . 

For Um X. 0. ChrUUnti MVoeiil*. 

A SHORT SERMON. 

, ' , „ le lit: ts, -Vor unto wliomSMi-pr much' ip 

^ 0 | |j m nbaU smoli ho minimi.” 

He justice ef tho principle set forth in 
H, Rut none can or will question . 

When men arc gifted with great talents 
nj powers of usefulness, all allow tlmt they 
*mJdbo used for tho glory of Cod and tho 
jditio of humanity, and ought uot to ho 
utttljdovotod exclusively to the individual 
'Hsaoini,, gbshunediate family. 

». oSSj- jjjt joee not this rulo hold good, and is not 
Itoptmoiplo as truo in relation to material, 
»il6 to intellectual wealth ? 1 certainly 
tlfrkm. God gives capacity and facility fur 
Iklltqailitien of mental and moral wealth, 
nd to he does for matorial wealth, “ fop every 
jxd and perfect gift comoth from tho Father 
t( lights;’’ without his gifts and kind pro- 
late no sort of wealth could he acquired. 
But do the materiully rich, with some 
taotible exceptions, fool, (1 mean, of course, 
lias who profess to ho Christians,) the force 
i the abovo reasoning ! Do they bolievo 
the doctrine 1 Do they ourry out the prin- 
ri[le! Really, my hearers, I four not. I 
tire been indulging in some calculations and 
itleetiani in relation to this niattor, and I 
sill taw proceed to state them, praying it 
Using talks hearers and the speaker. 

I support nd 1 think the supposition to bo 
a reusoojblo one, that in tho eighteen Con- 
fmucei of tho M. E. Church, South, (1 am. 
pceaching. you understand, to a Methodist 
Megngation,) in among over a, half million 
aemhers, that wo have one hundred men who 
«sich worth two hundred thousand dollars, 
udnuke twenty thousand dollars each per 
tsimn. Now, I .think, that these brethren 
tkoprofas to Lo denying themselves, and to 
W Mowing him who had not where to lay 
til hesd, ought to ho content- to live on five 
thousand a year, to ho satisfied with ten tliou- 
■udsjenr to carry on their- business and 
aid to their capital, and to devote the othor 
lie thousand to God, in any way tlioy might 
best. There would lie tho handsome 
• of Bre hundred thousand dollars. 

Next, I suppose tlmt there are two hundred 
dten in our half million members, who could 
fjntweuty-five hundred each ; this would be 
“diet half million dollars : together, tho 
•epificent sum of a million dollars per an- 
•f*. Would it- be extravagant to say thnt 
remainder of our half million of mem-, 
taeoould at least raise as muoh more ? lint 
•will not urge or discuss this point nojv, as I 
“ptaohing to the rich, those “to whom 
emoh is given," 

This noble sum of a million dollars .per 
uoam could ho raised in the M. E. Church, 
™nlN, without hurting anybody, without do- 
tting from the comfort of ono individual, 
« the real happinoBaof ono family. Instead 
! m J hearers, it would bo a great bless- 

?? you and to your families, to devote 
much of your surplus to tho spread of 
•"» and righteousness in the earth. You 
*™1 personally onjoy tlio exalted and un- 
V“awo satisfaction of boing a public bono- 
h and of hearing multitudes in this life 
(, , 1 . 116x4 rise up and call you blessod. 
giveth to all,” nnd it is n Godliko pri- 
'getobe uhlo to give lurgoly. God hath 
But ii " th ° hberulsoul shall bomado fat." 

6 hlessing and the benefit would not 
■*P with you ; it would ho fur hotter for 

kGod tC0 10 8lV ° tu 41lum u11 ' 4 lllul '° 

* IUVl! ’ 1 * mve t!u l'l iurtu d, ono or two 
child ^ tbou “ imd 4u divide among your 
eithf I*' l * le ^ W ' 1 ^ bo * jut 4uo "oh to do well 
•STtl, . tttU . y or “PWfomlly. 1 need not 
“•Mlkp t*' 1C I *°' 1 * lirmcrB ’ Morcliants and 
h°I th'w 8 ' " l ' 10 own 44lu capital und oon- 
4 *enfieth ^ ° k lbo "’ ur4l4 > "ore ninotoon* 
indusfr, °I tbcm P 001 ' hoys, who by thoir 
tnd now 108 6C0nom y have rison to woultk. 

tho ohild- 

si ° n ™ " UCn 4 h‘ r4 y years past are 
foot' I u4 thorn, oomparativoly 

bows n « 4 say it, for tho world 
Wtichin ““ “early all tho ominont jurists, 
11111 nivft i UuUlor “ uuJ divines, who orcute 
the 'p 6 to public opinion,' who hold 
ahed c l n w °* 1IOW01 ' and rule tho land, who 
«uat,, 2 °" our history, aud muko our 
h«rc unrui, 0 r ° ty llUl * wou dor • of -tho earth, 
K society 8 r ° m t,l ° ll0or 111111 ni ‘ddlo classes 

1 mo «y » you, are, In tho opin- 
irr ^ Ctt * ter > wioua wayB iriiiui- 
U»cU., ' eu liu d elevated development of 
V of 7*“ f your children. The oldl- 
S ind u f ‘ Ut0 iu B r oator danger of 
•kildma of an . d spoUod,' than are the 
•“Bio of «,• * e , middl ° ol »“ i hot that tho 

Shavo nitillT ttr ° Utttuwlly bettor ’ h“ 4 
Jhi chlldfA h ® 1116ttn “ tomdulgoand spoil 
if .l . ^ the extent that tho rich 

* how 0U.«; TV they wo « !d niost likely do 
ri °h peoplu. 

**** the necessity let labwi- 


Ous oflort: for . men, and ospeoinlly young 
in eu, (vre-rlnt nuiurally disposed as .iiiueli to 
labor as they are to Indulgence : nnd without 
labor, distinction nnd enlnrged usefulness is 
impossible in any field of enterprise. Tin 1 
rich young mnn is subject to many tempta- 
tions, growing out of tlio fact tlmt lie is rich, 
beeches and spongers will hang around him, 
and flatter mid wheedle him out' of- his 
money, and most likely reduce him lo povert v. 
i r not to disgrace. , 

'The rich young Woman is in constant peril 
of becoming the victim nnd the, prise of that’ 
enterpri sing ajyl unprincipled, Clues Of indi- 
viduaTs wild are out upon the “ vasty d'sep" 
of life — privateering in senreh of any well- 
rigged and richly laden craft in the guise of 
a rich man s daughter that tlioy fen flatter 
witli falso pretensions of undying attachment, 
into matrimony. 

Spiritually considered, hriw dangerous js 
wealth to the young ( Mow rare n sight is u, 
truly religious young man or vvoionn ! Why 
so! Bccauso they have great tomptations to 
sensuality and, vanity — they have “great 
possessions," and have not bccii “boWhrflof 
covetousness," and tlio pride-inspiring influ- 
ence of wealth. 

If then, my, rich hrothren, you desire your 
children to bo eminent for k^nvlclgc, use- 
fulness or true piety, it would be best fur 
you to give more to God and less to your chil- 
dren. it would render industry uud economy 
necessary to them ; it would save them from 
a thousand temptations, aud God und Eter- 
nity alone cun toll tlio blessed influence ol 
your noblo example of devotedness. 

My rich brethren, have I asked you to do 
do too much f Perhaps you think 1 have, 
and tliiuk perhaps that, your wealth is all 
your own, und thut yuu ought nut to ho urged 
to sacrifice so much to tlfo cause of GuJ. Hut- 
hear me. WcTe trot tire great tahim^~of 
Paul, Luther, Wesley, Asbury, OJin nnd JSus- 
coin theirs just as much us your wealth is 
yours ! But these meu say you were fitted for 
“great work;" surely they were. But have you 
not also, through Providenc'c, been bo circum- 
stanced that you too can' do a groat work for 
tho glory of God and tlio good of man ! Oh, 
but those men were preachers, and it was spe- 
cially thoir work to sacrifice and ho sacrificed 
upon tho -altar of God. Ah! were they so 
indeed ! And are you uot hound to take up 
your cross, and deny yourself also ? ■ Have 
you not been redeemed by the precious lfodJ 
of our I/ird Jesu6 Christ, as well as they ( 
“You are not your own; you hnvo been 
bought with a price." You and nil you have 
holongs to God— “ for the world is 1 1 is. and 
the fullness thereof." The power nnd facili- 
ties for growin'g rich God has given 1 — he has 
prospered tho work of your hands— and for 
what, think you, has God done this 1 that 
you may hoard it up— that you may enrich 
and endanger tlio salvation of your children I 
“ For how hardly shall they tlmt have riches 
enter into the kingdom of God." “ I tell you 
nay, you are tho stewards of tho manifold 
graco of God, and will have Ore long to give 
mi account of your stewardship, for wo must 
all appear before dhe judgment seat of 
Christ." Why must preachers ho called to 
endure bruin nnd body- wasting labors ! Why 
must they consent to a life of poverty and 
sacrifice, and you osoapo all this, and tin a 
flowery bed of ease gently glide into heavenly 
bliss I But my rich hrothren, what have I call- 
ed upon you to do t I have not asked and 
urged you to a life of toil and privation. No, 

1 havo proposed to let you grow richer eVory 
yenr — to have ever a luxurious living. 1 have 
only asked you~flirc<Cbifndfe<rrion men, jvho 
make four millions of dollars annually, to give 
one of these millions to Got] ann'unlly. Do 
you think th|t tlio dying hour and the judg- 
ment soat .of Christ will say thnt I have askod 
too much of you ? 

' Oh, hrothren, redeemed by the precious 
blood of Christ, favored 'beyond other men 
with the bounties and blessings of a generous 
Providence, wlmt good might yipi not do ! 
Your mjllion of dollars annually given to God 
would publish sixteen millions of copies of 
tlio Word of Life, annually. How many 
-churches would it build? How many desti 
. tuto in our own and otlior lands would it sup- 
ply with tlio glorious gospel ! How many 
collogcs und schools would it ouduw, und how 
many thousands of tho orphan poor would it 
cducuto and vaiso to usefulness and honor 
But lest I weary you I forbear. I leave to 
your own Intelligent and conscientious reflec- 
tions how muoh you could uud ought to ac- 
complish for the glory of God and tho good 
ofniiiu. 

Aud now to God, us is most due, ho ren- 
dered all honor, power, dominion, uud glory 
forever- -Amon. ,1; B. Wai.ks.ii. 

Louisiana, August 2(1, 1852. 


I', till.. N.O. f'l,,.. Ilivi U.i.,ll. 

- ‘ HEY Mil KB. 

> My fMh« lliou (IBM promlls eft lo l-syo 
Tlio Bright nliotlo ol I'nrsdlpr. nlut (rntvli 
Around ;m>. 0, lit tliisjudni! holy hour *' u9U 
% lien nil In lninlir.il „t„| -till, nnyo .-.mnio. r winds 
At plsy unfirig iiip l.-HTiy , mid oersn'- wild 
Wnrcfl Itronklns on tho lonclv nliore. 'tin Joy 
To liojie lliy, spirit hovers nenr. snd (ill, c 

Whnt rnptiire ottul.f I reel Ihi- presrure of 
Thy han fiipon my .1, row. Hi er-l hi l.y . 1 I 
Clone hours 1 - ■ " *" . - 

, ' ■ ' a 

The Inst bright llilgerlni' nun -ol beam’ 
liiisfih.nlv fndud Iron, tin- -ni'plur,. w. -l : 

The sou i.ir.i - iii.oirriTTir'.iiie: ims reiine. i : r .rr .iin. t ■ 1 
The forest yu-eon, rude llsrlriiem 1 brows her poll 
flfdrenry fbndows. while Niylil b-tti", on high 

'Her yosppr lumps— their tr..ml.' :,. • c.y. , 

Thy fnr-off irrare. my. sire ' 

, . T'oidd-I thou bill loll 

Me ntlliy home of 1 1,111- - ' O wl'dnp. r of 
Those nun-lit rliines. Ihone ninnmnlldne bowers 
1 Ciri'iiditleis hnpplne, - 1 

When pti'ftsure holds 

Her court -amid the fvntire scene, where nil 
I- goy and chid— It !, thy Voice I hear. 

" My jjhlld the hour of prayer." l) ever thus 
_ Around mo wateli. and guide my feet in ways 
. ' H trull) that when life's econcs ere o’er, lliou mayest 
Knilorl lay spirit to the rold'ais of light. , " 

Ml.-',ls,lpi'l l.'lly. '■ linsi: IUmclii . 


THE BLESSED COUNTRY. 

8o muoh as moments uro oxeecdcd by eter- 
nity, und tho sighing of a man by the joys of 
-tni uugel'.'ttlltl h klTIu tury’ Fr owii by t h e light* 
of Godj^ countonauoo, a fow 'frowus by tho 
inliuitc aud eternal hallelujahs, so muoh uro 
tho sorrows of tho godly tu ho undervalued 
in rosiieot of wluit is deposited for them in 
the treasures of otoruity . Thoir sorrows oun 
die, hut po cannot their joys. Aud if tho 
bloused martyrs and coufoBsors were asked 
concerning their past suflerlngs, and their 
present rest, uml tho joys of their certain ex- 
pectations, you should hour thorn glory in 
nothing hut in tho mercies of -God, and in the 
cross of the Lord Jesus, Every .ulmiu is a 
ray of light, undovory prison is a palace, and 
ovory loss is tho purchase of a kingdom, uml 
ovory affront in thu oquse of God is an eter- 
nal honor, und every day of sorrow is ft. thou- 
sand yours of comfort, multiplied with a 
uovor-ceasiug - numeration ; duys without 
nights, joys without sorrow, sanotity without 
sin, charity without stain, possession without 
four, sooiety without envying, communication 
of joys without lessoning; and they shall 
dwell in a blessed eouutry, where an uuumy 
' never ontered, and from whence a friend never, 
weut away. [Jeremy Taylor. 


. - For tlir N. U. Cbiiitlca A>l' * it* . 

, BIOGRAPHICAL. 

■I t ItUANTliV ■ 

Dietl, oil tlio '2!*tli ult., lit bis residence in 
Caddo I’arislt, Lit Jr.ssu Y. Biiam i.v, aged 
thirty-niUe years aud six months, 1u sure and 
certain hope of a blissful immortality. Tho 
disease which terminated his existence, was 
so violcut in its attack and rapid in its pro- 
gress, that it sotm placed its vic tim bey ond 
"TITe reach ot nieiiieul skill, 1 1 cnee, his suffer- 
ings, though severe, were not long, which he 
boro with t liiistian -fwbtndt— and- ptomr re- 
signation. He was a native of- South Caro- 
lina, hut for twelve or fourteen years a citizen 
of Cndao Parish, -La., und resided at the same 
place where lie died. Notwithstanding the 
many unfavorable circumstances attending a 
life in a new and sparsely settled country, 
our brother enst in his lot tvitli tho 1 people of 
Gpd, und lived for twelve years a fiiithfuljand- 
consistent member of tlio M. E.- t'lmrch, 
filling with unwearied -diligence and fidelity 
the office of class-leader uml steward. Mis 
house was always the Itinerant's home, as 
many still laboring in the vineyard of the 
Lord can testify, who hnvo iu years past 
partaken of his generous hospitality. His lib- 
erality to the Church, and particularly its 
missionary field, perhaps has not a parallel 
within the limits of the State: though no ! 
rich, yet possessing an ample competency, lie 
annually gave “ to the Lord.” ‘four bales of 
cotton, regardless of its price, besides his 
liberal contributions to tlio support of the 
ministry, building of cHurches, mid Other be- 
nevolent purposes. So grout indeed was the 
missionary sent which actuated, him, that lie 
was eveu desirous to have his annual dona- 
tion continued after his death. It is needless 
that wo speak further of his life of devotion 
to the cause he espoused -his ennobling traits 
of character, which endeared him so much 
to all \<Jio knew him, hilt we hasten to notice 
some rif the circumstances attending Lis most 
triumphant death. 

It has never been the lot of the writer to 
witness a .scene so solemn, yet so instructive 
and strengthening to the Christian, as the 
last illness of .our dear brother. Though im- 
pressed, in the early stage ' of his disease, 
with a belief that lie would not reeover, yet 
tlio fact was .not made known to him until 
the day previous to his dentil ; and. never will 
tho resignation and composure evidenoed by 
him upon receiving the intelligence he forgot 
by those -who were standing around. His 
pious physician, having despaired of all hope, 
approached his bedside, and taking Ids hand, 
with it sorrowful lienrt nnd trembling voice, 
said to him : “ Brother Brantly, it becomes 
my duty to inform you that you must tlio ; if 
you haVo any arrangements to make, niako 
them soon : you hnvo hut little time.” Com- 
posed, and witli a smile upon his countenance, 
lie looked up and said, “ 1 know it, Doctor ; 

I have long boon preparing for this hour ; 1 
am ready ; I am nut afraid." boon after ho ox- 
cliumod, “nil is love, joy and peace In the" 
Holy Ghost." Though at, times his mind hud 
been wandering, 'yet, uowit became perfectly 
clear, aud never fur a moment, after did ho 
give ovidcuce of a disordered dr fevered ini'ft- 
giuutiou. Ho soeuied to four that his oestacy 
of mind might ho ascribed to some mental 
aberration, tho result of his disease, or of me- 
dcoines, uud remarked several times, “ my 
mind is perfectly clour.” Ho spoke of deutli 
with tho utmost composure, gave directions 
to ho buried tit tho uew Methodist Church, 
which is boing erected near his rosidenoe, to 
which ho had very liberally contributed, und 
frequijutly said, “ It is nothing to i lie Call- 
jng his weeping wife to him, " lie Imde her 
raise his children lor God,’ aiid then kissing 
each, ho said “ farewell; ” tfion extondiug 
his hand to wooping friends who surrounded 
]us hc,d, said, “ farewell, -moot mein boa von.” 
Tlio servants woro then culled in, whom lio 
hado furewoll, exhorting thorn also to meet 
him in heaven. Thus, iu this happy Htuto of 
entire resignation ho continued all day, ex- 
horting, praying and rejoicing. I lo saw the 
sun set for tho last time, hut thpre was no 
gathering dnrknoss upon his happy spirit : 
it was ilhiminod with tlie refloated glories of 
a .wmld of light, , ...-i. 

Hdur uftor hour moved slowly by, und still 
1m lingered, though often 1m expressed n de- 
sire “to depart anil ho with Christ," I’tilse- 
less uud almost lifeless ho passed tho night 
calm, poucoful and happy, awaiting bis 
ohungo. Day was beginning to dawn ore 
death had completed its work. A few min- 
utes' before 5, tho writer of this, standing 
by his side, observing that he was seizod witli 
a shortness of breathing, said to him, “ Bro- 
ther Brantly, you uroalmost gone,” ho nodded 
his head by Way of assent. “ Are you still 
happy! If so, ruin' your hands;” he made 


an effor t: to Hponk, mnl raising both hands, he 
whispered, happy, happy," and breathed 
his Inst. If the. tears and prayers, and" un- 
wearied attention of a det'oted wile, anxious 
relatives nnd friends, nnd a falth'fdl physician 
could have prolonged his life, then c our bro- 
ther had not died.!' 

'•'Kill wn Ffiiiji lit to »t«y an nntfpl on flu* itartli. 

A «jilrlt rtpp for honvi'ii. , 

^ Anil tm roy In tier lov* r»*rufii*il. 

v August 7. l>f)2. , U, I;. C. 

EFFECTS OF NIGHT A'lR. 

An error which Averts a most perniciotis" 
injluence is, the belief that the night nir. is 
injurious : this opinion- hinders the introdno- 
tion of venHlation more than all other errors’ 
together. Now there is not n particle of 
nrnnf, nor have wo any" reason whatever to 
believe, that the atmosphere of oxygen rind 
nitrogen undergoes any chnrijfo during the 
night. But there nrri certain causes in ope- 
ration at night, which are known to oxi'reisc 
over us tin injurious influence. \Ve will iif- 
vostigato them' to seo.if closed doors and win- 
dows will shut them out or stop thoir ope- 
ration. 

F'rst, it is known that llmro Is a slight in-' 
crease of carbonic acid from plants during 
tlie night, hut this poison is generated in 
much largor quantity from tlio ltings of uui- 
nl ale, und uccuumlntod immensely' inovo in 
close rooms than iu the. open air. It is thcro- 
furo certain that nothing is gained ip this re- 
spoct by refusing ventilatiou. 

The next differoueo between night and day, 
tu he noticed, is tho fact that suulight exer- 
cises a most important influence on plant', 
uud on animals : hut it fs evident that shut- 
ting out fresh air will not restore its rays, 
^Another fact is, that all bodies, animate or 
ilianiumje, exposed at night to tlio direct rays 
of a clear sky, radiate heat witli great rapid- 
ity, -and —their toiliperaturc is quickly und 
greatly reduced : .and it is well known that 
it is dangerous to tlie health of men for the 
temperature of their bodies to bo rapidly and 
greatly reduced. But persons sleeping iu a 
ventilated room, oven if windows are open, 
arc not exposed to the direct rays of tlio clear 
sky, (ami the law does not apply to any 
, othor combination of circumstances : there- 
fore this frequent source of injury to persons 
exposed, dogs not reach those in ii sheltered 
house* 

♦ 

As to tlie injury to be feared front a dhld 
current of air, I would observe that it is gross, 
carelessness for any- ono to expose himself to) 
this danger, night or day, whether the house' 
is ventilated or unvontilated. 1 believe there 
is not known any other cause which cun ho 
supposed to produoe any special injurious ef- 
fect at night, and tho least reflection will" 
show thnt not ono of those mentioned can liy 
i any possibility injure a person more in a voft- 
lilntcd than in an unvontilated house. It 
therefore follows that the objection of the 
night air being injurious is eutirely futile. 
The pure atmosphere 1ms nothing to do with 
on using the death of persons exposed nt night 
within the tropics ; nor does it produce 11,(1 
cough of tlm consumptive and asthmatic, nor 
i tho languor and misery which the sick so fre- 
quently experience. 

These anil other sufferings experienced 
more particularly at night, are caused by car- 
bonic acid, absence of sunlight, rapid reduc- 
tion of temperature, tlie night being saturated 
with .ninistyre, < etc., and, net by tlmt without 
which we cannot live threo minutes. It is 
absurd to suppose tlmt fresh nir supports our 
life and destroys our health at one and the 
same time. The same thing cannot possess 
the. utterly. .incompatible character of good 
and evil, of supporting life and destroying" It. 

A Christian's Reflections on Death. 

I would not 'give ono moment's enjoyment 
of the calm serenity which pervndes my mind, 
when thinking of death, for lives spent in 
1 gaiety and mirth. Death! how soothing the 
thought as it gently steals o’er me. Why 
should I wish to linger hero ? Earth’s charms 
aro few. Go hence my Bpirit, and dwell in 
the bright peaceful land above. Thy loved 
oqes will ore long mcot^theo thore. Dissolu- 
tion, seiziyny fooblo frame, uud free my sad 
spirit, uud lot it ho happy with Us Alukcr, for 
all happiness here bolow bus forever fled. 
Ah! sweot uud soothing thought, that my 
dayH wjll soon he numbered, f.ook up, my 
soul to heaven ; no longor lurry ;' tho ungelB 
uro calling thoc uwuy. Bond my kuoo onoo 
more, cro my spirit wings forovor its homo- 
ward Right ! Hark, tlmt angelio sound, 
whonuc conics it '! It summons thee, my soul, 
to tuno thy golden lyre to bymus of praise. 
The hour has come, and. novr one long fare- 
well till we moot ut the judgment seat of 
Christ. " 

A Dkkaukl'i. Risk. — A few Sabbaths since, 
• m at the close of a discourse of great pungenc y 
anil plaiunessl^a’ preachef made a solemn up- 
peul to his hearers, whether, in yiew of thu 
truths uud warnings ho lmd uttered, thoy 
would run tho risk of delaying the work of 
repontunco ! Will you ruu the risk of losing 
your souls ! Will you run the risk of perish- 
' ing in your sins, and dyiug without hope 
Tho uppcnl was kindly aud solemnly pressed 
on tho minds of those present. At the close 
, of tho service, in passing dtiwn the aisle, a 
htily, deeply impressed with the appeal which 
' had bocn made, said iu a low but earnest 
Lmc.Ia. a^goy.youxig lady, of Jier acquaint- 
ance, “ Can you resist sucli.un appeal ns you 
have just heard t Will you venture to ruu 
tho risk of losing your soul,?" “0 yos,” sho 
replied in u thoughtless tune, “ I will ruu the 
risk.” A fow days after, the pastor who 
mude tho appeul was called to uttcud the 
funeral of u young lady in. it certuin street, 
who hud died suddenly. It proved to ho the- 
young lady who hud ventured to run thp 
dreadful risk of losing her soul. Behind the 
curtain of eternity we may not |ieiiutruto, or 
follow thu spirit to its liiMt account. [Zion's 



PROFITABLE CAMP MEETINGS. ' 

"\Yr.o camp meeting, though not aeCftwH'i/ to 
llie development of spiritual life in n believer, 
or to the conversion nf the word, is neverthe- 
less a very delightful means of Grnoe. Ob- 
jections llo against it wo know, in many judi- 
cious and reflective minds. Wist placing them 
objections in the balance, and weighing them 
ngainst the acknowledged hoitofits proceeding 
from it. the Inttor will he found so for to ex- 
ceed tlie former as to justify ifnot to demand 
its oem-tinunneo. The cainp meeting,, witli 
all its inconveniences, Is an instrument. of 
-gratt-spiritimhgood : therefore - l et i t he-mtit- 
tninod! And witli a vigor which will ensure 
its highest iSuceess. 

"To enjoy a cgmp meeting it is ttreessnry tn 
make all proper arrangements nt home. Tho 
husband should place his family in a condi- 
tion not to suffer inoonvenioneo through his 
absence. Tho mcYchant should properly ar- 
range his business, so that it may bo left with 
safety : nnd tho mechanic , tho apprentice , nnd 
tlio tlomestk should lmvo lit and seasonable 
understanding with thoir employers. By 
neglecting theso precautions, religion may ho 
seriously wounded ; nnd the partios meet 
with contentions on thoir return whioh will 
neutralize all tho pious iniluonoo of tho moot- 
ing on their own minds. 

Having made these preparations, tlio por- 
sun who intends to derive spiritual profit, 
from tlio oiimp meeting; must next interro- 
gate himself cocerning his motives in attend- 
ing. ltehi^ntion from husintss, physical re- 
cuperation, soijiul rc-unious with ohoioo 
friends are too frequently tho clucf motivOB 
which determino many to visit tho sacred 
groves. Now, while we do not wish to doiiry. 
those motives wholly, wo do solemnly protest 
against -{thorn as controlling ones. A desire 
to gain spiritual, good and to ho useful to 
others ought to be the primary and govern] 
ing principles o[ action. And thoy must bo, 
if the parties wish tho camp meriting to ho 
any thing hut evil in its effects upon thoir Re- 
ligious character. 

Tho next condition of boing benefited is a 
determination .to yield to every right influ- 
ence, when at tho mooting. ' Mental submis- 
sion to tho work of the Spirit. is tho precursor 
of every degree of spiritual growth, it needs 
no violent excitement, no excessive agitation 
to enter more deeply into tho mysteries of 
the spiritual life., llcsistancp to tho teach- 
ings of tho Spirit Is the' cause or most of tboso 
agonizing cdntlicts which muny cxpericncq. 
Let tho heart, if penitent for its errors, simply 
submit tu tho voices of tlio Spirit in tho do- 
cilo temper of a little child. I^ct it yield its 
sin, especially its unbelief, and calmly look far 
divine manifestations, nnd they will bo given. 
Tho unspeakable joys qf faith, tho dolioious 
moltings' of love, the sweot sense of pence, 
tho glorious fellowship of tlio Father, will as- 
suredly follow. For our Redeemer wishes to 
give us tlicso things. ■ He died, ho lives, for 
this very purpose. And our unbolieving un- 
submiBsion is tho only reason why they aro 
withhold. Yield then, when at the oainp 
meeting, to all its right influences, and you 
will not fail of receiving dilirie gifts. 

Another essential point is tho practico of 
wandering from tent to tent. Abido with 
your own people— throw your Whole spirit 
into their exercises. Follow uftor no extra- 
ordinary person or meetings. But wait hum- 
bly and patiently foe. tho visitation of tho 
'Spirit in your own company. You may ho 
less excited by this course ; hut you will lie 
more truly and enduringly benefited than by 
Iqizzing about nil pnrts.of the cnenmpmont. 

A regular, uniform attendance upon all tlio 
public services of tho mooting is also impor- 
tant, Lounging nt the tent door during the 
hmirDfrpreaching is tho' sure sign of a lazy, 
undisciplined, dissipated mind. It sets an 
example of insubordination, bccauso it vio- 
lates a rulo of tlio mooting. When it is prac- 
ticed from nn acknowledged wnnt of interest 
in the officiating proachor, it is contemptible 
and deserving of all eonsure, For then it is 
a confession tlmt you havo “ itohing cars,” 
that you lack genuine simplicity of mind, and 
that you are ignorant of your own spiritual 
wants. Therefore, if you really' desire to 
profit by the meeting, do not foil of being 
regularly in your place, hofore tho stand, 
wbenovor your health will udmit. 

Wo, might add other hints, equally impor- 
tant perhaps, hut wo uiuBt uvoid prolixity. 
Lot these be observed, and we will guarantee 
.the result. Lot tho churches go up in com- 
panies, iu the spirit wo havo described, und 
the cump.mccting will Uuurish in ull its an- 
cient glory. Salvation will ho its walls, uud 
tho presence of Jehovah its light. Return- 
ing in tho might of tho Lord, its uttondunte 
will sproud hallowed influences throughout 
tho churohos. Revivals will multiply. Men 
will be converted : believers will grow in ho- 
liness, und the ohuroh, clothed in tlie beadP 
tiful garments of purity, will travel on in the 
majestic greatness of her strength toward tho 
day of her universal triumph." 

■ . ' [Ziou's Herald. 

v— *■ 1 

A BEAUTIFUL PRAYER. 

Lord, bloss und presorve that dear person 
whom thou bust chosen to bo my husband ; 
let his lifo belong and blessed, comfortable 
und holy ; and lot mo also lieoome a great 
hlessing uml comfort unto him, a sharer in 
all his joys, u refreshment in oil his sorrows, 
u moet-holper for him in all the aceldents nnd 
chuuces of tho world ; make mo amiable for- 
ever in his eyes, and vory dour to him. Unite 
Ills heart to mo-in the dourest union of lovo 
nmlTiulinoss, and mine to him iu all sweet- 
ness, ohurity, uud oomplinuco. Keep mo from 
ull ungentlorioss, ull ilisoontentedness, nnd 
un reasonableness of passion nnd humor; und 
niuko mo humhlo and obedient, useful und 
observant, that we may delight in each other 
according to Thy blessed word and ordinance, 
and both of us may rejoice In Theo, having 
our portion in, (ho lovo and service of God 
J'orevcr. [Basil Mqu^ugue. 

Idleness is the parent of cfidte. 


SMALL TALK usnfuluess nnd 

pnrontH, Ms neigh 

Dnvid wasn very smith .man tho stones woritl, ■ with a useful 
iu his shepherd’s Bug were vory small stones ; l^ 0,rn tat of his jrout 


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in his shepherd’s ling were vory small stones ; out of his youthful 

yet this small man, with one of these small poMWsiOff ofsometrifllng 
stones, slew the gigantic Goliath nf Gath, 

wlm defied tho armies dr tfio Lord. A cherry r 

seed ifra very small seed : yet with one of THU DUTY OF tos 
theso small seed, A nacreon the poet was 
eh, iked unto .death. A hornet in a very small - It matters not hw 



the Duty cop tot 

It matters not W 


insect: yet it has a stihg, which ean make may make, if there 
an ox roar with pain. Agoose quiU Inn yery nivnnee at any sin, 
small quill yet, has it, ere now, revolution- be a Crying, evil; Ms 
izeil kingdoms, ami is the only .truly potent l'l».ltcliglona.dodeptle 
sceptre in the earth. We do not nrgue from In the lives of Its 
the above, that Our small talk will he parti- requires nn imdeviatlng 
i iilavly influential : we only cite these, to eepta, and an open nnd 
show, tiiat small things nrn not nlwnys to bo every form nf evil. These 
dospisoil. Wo purpose, Mr. Editor, to hold appear superfluous, ins 
a quiet chat with your renders, about ovory aelf-ovitlent (bote. We 
thing in general, and a fow things in pltrti- them sen'e ns n text upon 
culnr. Wo shall pttrposoly ho looso, unmo- tho following remarks, 
tlmdieal, and scattering. As somo of tho old Tlicro is obviously— and U 

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eulnr. Wo shall purposely ho looso, unme- the following remarks, 
thndienl, and scattering. As somo of tho old Tlicro is obviously— and- it 
brethren say, “ wo shall draw tho bow at a mentahly so— a urent lank of 
vtn ‘ M f . . the part of a large portion of 

lobogin, in malias res, did you over nt- .regard to ono of tho most! 
tend n revival mooting, whore many preach- worthy raovemouts of the 
ers were presont, during .whioh, thore was which hna for Iu C‘ ~ ' ' ' 
not a groat ileal of surplus preaching 1 The tho strongholds of , 
groat objoot of such a meeting is to improve stcr ovil whioh, has 
tho ohuroh— stir it up to the spirited pur- earth, with wrote' ’ “ 
formauoo of present duty— awaken sinners, ut least two-' 
and lead thorn to immotliuto nnd dooisivo no- our criminal dockets 
tiou . Now, ovory discourse which has not In rofcrenco to o" - 
those ends in viow, on such an occasion, is sona— wcat-iboy 
very noarly thrown away. Somo brother is anlty or not— It 
called to preach. Ho is udkIous to make a frieuds of **”- — ” 
good improseion— ho has on hand a sormon us in tlio 
whioh ho thinks is some— his theme is a diffi- 
cult passage, or a mooted point, or somo ori- 
ginal view— ho is full of it, and this is a fit- 
ting time to lot off his extra steam. True, 
lib knows lio is not thore to make nn impres- 
sion, hut to save souls; nnd that his sormon 
is about ns well udaptod !o this end ns a leo-, wo u their num 
turo on botany. But then, whon will ho 
havo suolt an opportunity of showing off doal farther 
again ? He can stick on a little exhortation 
at tho oloso, and trust to thnt to wako tho 
peoplo up. Another subject, far less ably 
trentod, would accomplish a groat deal more, cities, like so 
But then, ho might fail to pronoh a fine ser- 
mon. This, you know, would bo tho direBt 
of misfortunos. Fail ? Iloi nbile dictu. Ho 
feols, lot. any thing else befnl him, but lot 
him not fail ! let him* nwnkoii and save no 
soul, hut lot him not fail. Suppose he prays, 
hofore ho goes into tho pulpit, and Is honest 
iu his prayer : would it not bo something Uks 
tho following ? “0 Lord! 1 am going to 
preach thy word. Thou knowest i desire to 
obtain favor in tlio eyes of the pooplo. R 
would ho tho delight of my heart To hoar 
thorn extol my offort. Therefore, 0 Lord, go 
with mo, nnd help me. If I can obtain ad- 
miration ami save souls too, lot it bo so,: if 
not, let mo lmvo tho admiration and let the 
souls go.” . .. . ”■ • 

When a special effort is being made, ovory 
sermon, evory prayer, every exhortation, eve- 



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ry song slumld tend directly to tbit produc- 
tion and extension of revival Influence. What- 
ever does not is out of place, nnd imperti- 
nent. Wnrm, pointed, oxhortatory talks will, 
often do infinitely more, however loose in 
stylo nnd defective in arrangement, than the 
most elaborate discourse, which possesses all 
tlio elemonts of a finished sermon, but whleh 
is on nit inappropriate themo. I heard a die- 
tinguished minister once, lit the midst of a 
poworful revival, preach a sermon, the bur- 
den of which was to prove tlmt the earth {ms- 
sensed, tyithin and around it, materials for Ua 
own destruction. Though a remarkably fine 
discourse, its effoet can well be imagined. It 
distilled a spiritual frost upon the whole con, 
gregation. For the time being, it wholly ar- 
rested tho progress of the revival. 

^If brethren aro desirous always to proaeb 
well-digested sermons, let them prepare such 
for revival occasions. Imt there be, ordina- 
rily, nothing to attract attention from the 
groat object of tho mooting, feeling that that 
iB a good sermon whioh accomplishes the end 
in view. ' ’ 

My brethren in tho ministry ! attend to 
this matter. Wo uro all involved, to Bomo 
oxtont ; for many, whoso motives are pure, 
often err in judgment most wofully oil this 
point. Souls aro lost by our course. Let ns 
abandon jt at onoo und forovor. But we or A 
going beyond our intended limit. To sooure 
tlio reading of this, we will coasc, uud rosunto 
our tete-a-tete ut anothor interviow. *“ 

(ipssir. 

Alabama Conference. uiu„» I»^„.u . .,UTI, 

. wUfing *» refrain- from 

FauMkub’ Bovs, — Ono half of tho farmers’ Wf 111 he readily 
hoys, who, discontented at ltome, leave it for 
somothing more congenial to their feelings 
and tastes, do so because of the excessive dull- 
ness, and want of interest in objects to at- 
tract them there, and keep them contented. 

Boys, in America at least, uro apt to be too 
smart. So their parents think, at all events ; 
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us their continual migration from tho pa- 
rental ruul 4(10 plainly testifies. This, in 
muny cases, is the fhult of tho pareuts them- 
selves, because thoy neglected thoso"’ v '’ 
joots of interest to which tho uiiud u 
of their sons uro inclined, auff for 
which thoy imagine mors attwotive 
abroad, although in tho search they 
fail in finding them. Wo are a progressive 
people. Our children aro not always con- 
tent to ho what their fitGioys aro; and pa- 
rents must yield a little to “ the spirit of the 
ago" in which they lffe.’ 

And boys pay too, oa they go along, if pro- 
perly treated. Thoy should ho made com- 
panions, not servants. Many a joyous, heart 
Bpirit, who, when properly onoourugad, comes 
out a whole man at ono-and-twenty, if kept 
iu curb, and harnessed down by a hard | 
rent, leaves thu homestead witli a curse 
a kick, determined, whether in vp 
woe, never' to return- * Under a 
course of treatment, fie 
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he mnet til on liont and perhaps t rat el on j->; so jpj c , 1 , i n '„t only in his exaltation, lmt in country will not forgot soon the .Shrulrnck 4be " dstern Advoonto his hook. Wo ex- Tho committee appointed at tho tadsos- elieited during thooxe eppli^ 

tunny, e an uncertain time in Touching (,j, e j r destitution and sufferings. They tri- affair of Boston. The law and officers of the lmct ft sentence or two of Dr. Elliot's judg- sion of tho Mississippi Conference, to attend nro morO thfiu satisfied .*‘‘*1 

o p noo : preach and return : find tho eor- , nd He is ministered unto in land worn overrun hv those nitDrmn who ,nent : tho examination of Centenary Colleen, hoc oa8ion - tb ’® 


MENXSTBRINO UNTO CHRIST. 

'The Saviour has identified himself with his 


Metitodwt Pit CSS. 


Fletcher's 


tho plnoc ; preach and return : mid tho ser- 
vic# rendered abroad would cost two Sab- 
bath's absence from his owtl pulpit here. 
Wore tho Opelousas railroad in operation, he 


umph in Him, and llo is miniBtcred unto in land wero overrun by those citizens who 
them. Messed unity! “1 was ahungered could not 11 conquer thoir prejudices " against 
and ye gavo mo meat ; / was thirsty and yo an unpopular federal enactment. The Bos- 


“Ile that can approve of this book can ap- 
prove of sin, and wrong, and moral turpitude 
of nny or overy sort that ever human de- 


tho examination of Centenary College, beg 
lenvo (though with regret tlmt only one of 


Tho .successive Coffifciji 
iro oponed with ns '“•‘a 


wrong, and moral turpitude" 4b -° patronizing Conferences is.horein ropre- wcrc 0 P°»cd with prity ot T* 4 # 
sort that ever human de- BCntp ' 1 ) to submit to tho Conference and tho with vor y Cn o music, vc*,i' 

iml.lln n.» 1*11 1 . fl-nm 4lwl a.. ,.11 , . • vwu * BMfal' 


might fill his own pulpit on sKL.Wart g ^° m °„ dr ,/ iok nnd yc ™ dcd “®* Btr( *® d °<™placently ot rrnvily wn „ gu ,{J y of A pcdimt !onrnin& public tho following report : <*““ 4,10 "’ell trained cljffiS 

Monday. fro the same amount of ministerial , , ^ ™ ll ““ C « U P of 11,0 higher law ns if there a bungling sophist in argument, and a Hero- f ho exorcises of tho occasion commenced ohestra, under tho ehargsofjP H 

_ - ahungered nnd fed thee, or n thirst nnd gave would be no sequel. dinn in i-elsirion. tbn nntlwiv df Jl.s * Si,,;ii„. ■ on Monday tho 10th ult., and closed on Wed- mar, who hn« been n lJL, 


Monday, do tho same amount of ministerial hungem , nni , fcd thc(?i or n thir9t and gftvc 
labor, and return Saturday to servo his own t , roo drink , , * * Inasmuch ns yo have 
congregation thp next day. And. this i^a donp it l]nto ono of tho lcnift of my brethren, 
feeMo illustration of how tho availability of ye , 1RV(J duno R . unto mc , ,q, n!th witholU 
the ministry may be largely inorcasod. . works d ,, ld -- n ofl d it must bo. unite dead. 


Tho Bostonians have booomo so enamored acorns to have 


dian in religion, tho autlior of tho ' ‘ Stmlira • on Mondnytthb 10th ult., nnd closed on Wed- 


been elcotod i 


■o enough to toaoh tho nc8da y 28 th ; tho examination of tbo classes Faculty, as Professot of 

0 nlnoli.,. no 1 monfnl - _ 


, t _ • yc have done it unto mc. M “Faith without them. Tho consequences aro- working out. 

he ministry may be largely increftsed. ^ works is dead.” Dead it must bo, quite dead, Why not allow liquor sellers aud their cus- 
Men employed on bonovolcnt ngeneics AV hich in view of such promises, docs not sc- tomers tho benefit of a liberal construction 
| 1 ° 0 'j . 4 0 co ^ tr y ,lluro H 10rou K » y euro abundance of the works of charity, of this law as well as others ! MaSsnehueotts 

Inn c capy inn twifo t ion nutn )or p whero thoro is opportunity to bestow them. enacted a liquor law, and entrusted its cn- 
I dmg tho common path of travel, and often 


of this doctrine, they will only do what suits us well ns to denounce them for not on briday, 23d. inental Music, Prof. lllaokm*p?^ 

them. Tho consecmcnces nro. working out. rcccivin K hia palpable. errors.” - * 0,1 the classes in the Preparatory W' moral worth, and 80 f ar . 

„ y ,, . . A SrtiiK of Waii.— Tho Christian Advn ^ c P rtltmcnt i under tho cliargo of tho Rev. A. ablo of judging, i a cortainltw.jr*^ 


cate ana .Journal thinks there s “a snock of v . . , , ^ J a r , . v “ uwlu ‘l 

' vnt , . .. v • , . aspecn ot Nugont undei;wcnt a rigid and highly satis- A r Professorship of n ebpei 

the Northern hprizon.” It appears factory examination in English Grammar, in connection with the Z 
that 11 eortuin " ..... . 


A quiet, yet refreshing instanco of this forcement to the marshals of cities. Tho c*" . ** , ®s Morlliem Advocate to puhlish liis »nd Mythology. ^ 


“Mr. (iridloy hits had tho uso Geography. Arithmotio, Algebra, Latin, Grook, Jont > l^th the hopo that 

K _V . ...... e r.M... ml .. 1 


without any path. Presbyteries, Convon- . , . . . . . . . . r „ . , 

1/1 J .. ministering td Christ, enmo to our view a few Boston latliors dodged by abolishing the of- 

OUB, on eronces con meet, ransnet msi- cven ; nKS 8 i nC0> n risitto a beroavod family, fico! Zion's- Herald complaihs. indignantly 

ness, mu c appointments, an wit tout ong I( . no , gmt roadc r, m itself ; hut it is against this elusion of the claims of the Log- 


soasons of pastoral destitution intervening, or 
the expense and trouble of providing substi- 
tutes, tho preachers would bo at their poMs 

again. 

Ib there nothing in nil this to giro tfi^ 
TJhureh an interest in railrumltf 1 . ^.-t 
' 4. Raihoaih promote Temftrbncc . — Nearly 


strictures upyji the action, or rgtlior want of Tll ° «?««!■« ■“ tlli » 
aefinn Of the lute General fceuee on the' Pi? . fin ? t T hi ?* ! ’ 
question of slavery, i lie ‘ AfiiCml” applies reacting great credit 

J in In uli M.. / T1 *M. I : . ... . . . ° 


formed, within tho patrona 


The exercises in this department illustrated in fc J lis aUlJ iont saored langi 
well tho fino teaching abilities of tho experi- T,1 ° financial condition 


oneod Principal and of his Worthy assistant, 6 00 ^- Tho College pro^orty Wmi 
reflecting ercat credit nr, t),n ,.^. 1 .. wns nurohased n(’ ti,» e._ . " 


u is no gnat mmg, roaaer, in itselt ; but it is against tins elusion of tho claims or the Log- 1 '' > unomi applies reflecting great erodit on tho students under P«rohiUed of tho State f. 

a bright, lovely thing. In it is seen tho. islnture and want of rospeot for the law ! It , ■ 1 ' to Rlr .- .(iridloy with his wonted dex- their charge. Principal Miller will, liavo tfl°. 0 °0 ; afterwards comJutedT 1 

source wlionco spring the good things, and- Says that from tho aristocratic hotel to the AA<1 .tUcnJJirows the gauntlet at the during the next year the, joint aid of Messrs, for ton Hoholnrsliips, in pcrpetnitV 

tho great things too, that bless mankind. plebeian beer-shop, tho traffic is carried on 1,1 "b' Nerliiern Advocate. His article *'• R, 'Her and VV. 11. Compton, highly Tliero is a pormaticnt oudeyL 
A middle aged gentleman left his family with impunity. Tlio following extract is cWs: * & m . oral T 0 , 1- * 1 '’ P‘-holarsliip arvd * »700ol^ 

here, for t h o Isthmus, to extend his business, good, especially tho last sentence: j . \ Vo . .!" 1V,! '“"K delayed tligso.reninrks on “ C 1 cn, P oyment both ^ ^ 


a sonoiftl-smps, in p Cr p <taih ' 
Thoro is a permanent ondoJl 


uur u, lur um ibiuui ub, w iub uusidcbb. goou, especially tno i«8t sentence : v ■ ; . juhiuikm uu i lfivc l iat x cxncricnco 

^Without greed of gain "but with" ThuSband ““ r SerSSSy, ; we enter* our’ solemn pro tea F • t b oN in the college prJi 


■ a... iMUH-t mm »» . n. Compton. Highly f. a, v to 10,1 rmaa ent endoiri^ 
commended for moral worth, scholarship and $1°|000. Tho sum of $7000 
aptno8S to teach, in which employment both for thc ccntrc building; 


arid father’s heart, ho was making provision against the conduct of tho authorities 


every steamboat is a floating grog shop. Its jjjg house. Soon lie was prostrated by ^ 08 ^ 0n * ^ 10 dismisenl of JMarslinl Tukcy 


„ in the Northern Christian Advocate, of the 

P* 741. d..l ..... i i , ... 


u 7‘ ,u th 0 ^ 


“ " U " h * “ * he f""*- tropi.nl diroro. .«d W.n U. Mm, tmm T * 

Besides the bar, thoro is tho Booial ball for T , , . ,, , , ’ ... pleasant duty. - The givit 

.. llie ship, three or four days out, put in at a i:- r ,, 

gambling. A long, tedious iourrtoy on them . . ,,, . . , , , licenses on tho evo of the pi 

u-.t P orfcof a West India Island to recruit her expressed an intention to 


| i tli July. But we bad no heart- to this*striIo 
in the Church, boligfcrant ns we arc said to 


gambling. A long, tedious journey on them . r w . T r , . . . ’ licenses on the evo of the passage of the law, 

has been the beginning of the ruin of many. .. , r' r 7lT'l ,7 . c *l’ re f sed t a “ int , cn ‘ ion to d - i61 '^ arJ il ir 

6 6 \ sick. Our., friend was far from tli6 hands passed, and tho whole action of the uuthorL- 

1 ttn ®* ti y. ana mp a ions arc no that were wont to Boothe his fevered brow; a ties in relation to it is disgraceful to them- 
wonting. But tho railroad has neither bar 8trftng( , r ; n d strange lnnd. Partially recov- eclvcs ’ to t,lc cit 7. ^nd to thc State. It is. 
nor bar-keeper. The traveler is put right ^ ^ w WR3 rcsum(xl) but , lc dlcJ nt Bca "Jso demoralizing in its influonecs on society, 
through, without pretence or opportunity for Rnd WM buried tho . to of his trunk WM " ^u mep, wh*o duty it is to enforce law, 

dissipation. r .a,.,,. , . sot a righteous law jit defiance, what can he 

, . ... „ _ found tho following note. It is short but mi- expected, hut a consequent spread of a spirit 


to escape an an- . n , “V' 1- ’ NUU 

-is of so many !’ u ' ()n lhc “““fary, lmd hoped on cOm- 
Oftsflfvn nfHAlnJ ^ U,,r 1^. *'>0 CaUSCS 


In the College proper, tho'i'reslimon Class residenoes,'orian^ibrto I)g ; ’ 
were examined in Latin, Greek nnd Goomo- P r °vidcd tlio State will grant tb 
try : tho Sophomore class in Latin, Greek, wllicl ‘ !t is confidently belie Tcd J 


of controversy hml .Usappeared fi'on. within. W * Jun . M ® Uasa 111 Lat in, Greek, hie- WT** 

and nothing .remained fur mil- .editors lmt'to Clienustry, Geography, Evidences of 


„ , S' Hud 

t onfidently belief jjTj 

'mi- Gcomotr y> Mcnrotatipn of Supcrficcs and The tuition loos, with tho i 
isos S<,li,lB ' Navigation, Surveying, Khctorie and ™dowmcnt fund, fully pay tho 


bogie; the Junior Class in Latin, Greek, Me- only $2000 is due on repaid ofT' 

' chanies. riieniisti-v llwi-.j... , huildintr. “® 


Wo have been struck witli the neatness, 
thrift nnd morality of tho villages along n 


It is 8hortbuti 


aid the common effort to spread iSei-iptiu-al- 
holiness over this ,-md other lands. We were 
mortified to find we have been mistaken. 
And now, wo have only to assure the North- 
ern Ciitfistmn Advocate, tlmt if this war* is to 
he continued against the - ponce of, the Church, 


Christianity and Rhetoric'; the Senior Class An arrangement was nude fen 
in Differential and Integral Cnlculus, Metco- nont endowment of tho College, ha. 1 
rology, Astronomy, Natural Philosophy, Con- 500 scholarships for 25 yean, atagj 


> By 


stitutional Law, Law of Nations and Chom- Tllis proposing, as it does, t^j- 
istry and Geology completed. per annum, offers ernnf 


per annum, offers great induce,*, 

whn linvo tune tn ' 


— uvunmjut-iiv PDltlUl U f I 111 i L _ 1' h|| - 1 fis . n 

plies enough to show that he had not passed, of disrespect for. legal authority, thydilgh all ■, P , '-"ilercnce paper, wc lire coni- 
on that sultrv island, tho tedious davs and classes of society ? . "J 1 . 0 * 10 1! * lle , ami may God defend the 


It will ho seen from the above, catalogue of " ,l0 ,laTe sons educate.' In short tk.' 
studies, that the courso is quite extensive.— character and talent of the ' 

. ... r P pnntAAH it; *l .. I 


varnvanu mora.ay oi u. villages a.oqg a ^ ^ islandi thc tedious day9 and classes or society ? - .. 

railroad in comparison with those “landings,” nigllt8 . of riokllM1 without a friend, y voieeto The Caukorma M.Ss, os. -The Louis ville 
w ere 10 rave or, weary o wai ing, is groet or a tonder brotherly hand to minister sido of tho N. and L. Advocate has an em- 


- Northern " is uuteiTified, and holds 


driven to various shifts to kill time, (various ~ ^ “ 10 ?• >'• Advocate 1ms an cm- on its way 

are tbe a’.Mft.u nwwidad Aw KlmN »„d Unt ° h,m ' ^ ™ ° ^ P hatl ° ? dltOT '“ 1 »P®“ lettcr of ^ Boring s, ( ; A51I , A1 


The -examination wns Boverciy critical Tru stbos and Visitors, the aMKty and 
throughout:, and the continued exhibition of ^ l0 devoted l’rcsidont, and fit n, y 
tliorough instruction and scholarship fully connected wuli him ; tlio comnfi, 
sustained thc high character of tlio Faculty, 4,10 buildings; thc Iwauty and haj 


arc the "shifts" provided for him) and when ~ . . . . J T T 11 ^ 01 1 ^ Camp Al m:i 

every boat arrival is the signal for scenes of ^ T ^ ■ I' "-To , ’ a month ago, on tho affairs of tjie tollsofasnec 

profanity and uproar botwoen the crews and ?" d ‘ C ™ ^ ' rantl,l e 1D tha 9 P mUfh “ C * d ‘ f -" ia V* Superintendent of at .Sonoma, un 

the loafers and vagabonds that dwell about a , .. , ' , \ the California mission complained, through several com er 

wharf. The railroad is exaetin its time, and f°" " ^ ^ ^ ° f thC modilii;atio '' 

systematic in movements. It comes and is ? ^ T P ' r 7 ”7 ^ ^ Missionary Board as RELATIVE 

gone. Tho operatives aro few, and of few 8 f" Il " sb, '? d ’ IJ0 ''\ flltI,cr ' under such having, in n great measure, defeated it: 
words. There is not oven timo to “ take a olroumstanocs Go and do likewise. “ The moment that wo saw our plan had From tho ff 


highly crcditablo to the students and 6f tho Nation; tho fino social «,~i 

• • . , 1 r*,. . rnlilrirviiu 1 . • “**>.■•*11 


Cam J* ^Iw'.TLvn.—J'riie Observer (if *J2J ult. vory satisfactory to those in attendance. The ro l'gi° u8 influenoo brought to W- 

n., . r . n • • j . 1 * .. . .. r i r- ® u ~i 


eessfuK-unip meeting iust' closed difference in degrees of proficiottcy were as u,ma l freedom from temptation t« ' 

1 ..... ... ulii-rr.f nu /I/ll, HI Irn il . . . Wlfll. (iffltTvlnnl . " 


at Sonoma, under Dr. Boring, at which ' were 
several conversions. 


RELATIVE SIZE OF CHURCH PA- 
PERS. 


«TvruB. Auurc ia nut even lime to " iaKO ft rp. , .. , . a._ , . . 

, . , , - . . . 1 ho letter was only intended to be to the boon so modified as to require ono preacher 

. . eU ] Vl ^ a . ^° U ° 688 8 *°k stranger in place of a visit, and not for f rom ca ch Conference, and in tho event ono 


m promoting dissipation in a city, than ono , new8papor . BlIt „ 0 have obtainpd tUo 
poast-coach quartered there, With idle bang- yUogo of - u 1>ab i ic atior» and give it. on 
ers <m, or <v steamboat touching oneo a week and ^ ^ 

omission of names. 

an aying at t io w barf an hour. breathes tho spirit of pure religion nnd ui 

u. Railroads promote thc safety of Human fila4; . ronl cvcry . day , flc3 b- and blood k 

£i/r . O fhll mpdesof travel, publie or private, ^ wpI , bpPoming this i OW or world of 8i 
wiey are proved by abundant statistics to ho v,'-, , 


-v, ---- "7™ “ But let us eoihpiiro now. ns- was promisoii. 1,1 "> B 'Vuction, was so strikingly exhibited as 

ness, well becoming this lower world of ours: Annual. Lonferonces of tho Church win) not Iho'W.st „f reading cm,- papers witli wlmt, it to be deemed worthy, of special note. Strict- 

II IN IV.- r l . nnlr aaiiI.I not 1 m. 4- roll l.„.. K i i.. 1 .. A 1 *• . . . . . 1 


at Sonoma, under Dr. Boring, at which' wero 119 eou ' d 1)0 cx P cc 'tcd from the noeessa- ' T ‘ tI ' "ttondnnt vices— the vale J 

several conversions. r rily Varied mental aptitudes and habits of drinks ,jein e prohibited by lsv-o, 

study. The design on the part of the instruc- »PP»n»tus, iaboratoty, 

tors was abundantly manifest, not only to P reR C n tart army ofudvantaimiAL 
ATIVE CIZE^ OF CHURCH PA- impurt a tliorough knowledge of tlio studies, And' that these advantages*!, to, p 
PERS. hut by continually 'exorcising aud diseiplin- tout appreciated, is manifest (raft 

Iroin tho following, which nppeai-ed-in tlic ing tbo mind, to strengthen its powers, pre- ber ° 4 etudonts (208) connoeW nth 
N- and L. Christian Advocate of August 12, P“ rntor y 40 future independent investigations. College during tbe part year."-' 
in,u. communication from tho Rev. If Abbet llic "' 0rds ° r4lie 4ext book, excepting indofie " e heartily congratulate EilUa 
it would nnnnnr ti.ni r it . C, nill °ns, rules, &e., were wholly lost sight of, and Louisiana Conferenoos on Ut -uj 
n , „ . ‘ ’ * papor-s w 10 the ideas only being required, connected in mon t “f an institution of lemis. nn 

^ v - .-outli, tlio New Orleans, t hristinn many instances with the independent views °" 4l y wortliy of public patronage. 
Advocate is tlio dearest, giving tlio least mat- of the student hiuiBolf. This prominent Tlie next session will oommmixai;, 
ter. and charging the most money : t eharactcristieof a tliorougli, successful course ^f°uday in Oetober next. 

“ But let. us eoinpiire noiv. nsvyas promised. ^ uistruc 4 ion, waasp strikingly exhibited us Gm>. C. Light, i 


a newspaper. But wc have obtained tho pri- or more should fail to furnish tho man and ** lmini. -ition fi om thc Rei. If AhlioJ', nR j 
yilogoof its publication and give it. entire m0n0 * T° othor moro nft,uc,,4 8hould b6 d "' 0l ' ld n lT™>’ tlmt of nil papers of the thc 

and literal, with tlio omission of names. It H" ttcd 40 “ n a " f 4 ™ 1 7 f woro Ba,Ufied . tho . lV ‘"' Means A'hristinn miu 

, ........ r .... , that tho result would bo as all former move- AdyqcaCb-is the dearest, »ivin«r tlio least mat- of 

breathes the spirit of pure religion and unde- ments of tho kind-disastrous. U"e knew ter. and charging the most monov : elm 

filed: ureal every-day, flesh and blood kind- then as well as now. that .there wcrc several l; ... , . ‘ ' 

' * l»llfi It'r 119 PflltlMIll'n nmi* nc n-.u I......,, .1 * 




» y arc proiea ny aounuanc statistics to no „ D|:AR p„ 11T r , n:1 \__[ j, ave 80nt yo u tho onl y wuId no4 ’ but ,lol < 40 ’spaw either 
tfie Bafcst. Not more than two or three in a oranges, and my wifo has sent a tew tninn- miul monoy. Tlic result lias deiiionstra- 
million of railroad passenger^ perish by thp rinds in syrup ; they will hi) found sorvieea- ted tlic correctness of tlio opinion. Tlie Con- 
casualties of travel. Four hundred and ftrenoe sessions have long 'since' been gone 

elghtj-two lives woro lost on steamboats dur- present attendant will leave you on Morf&ay. nou 6 1 1 fc ‘ie Bishops are preparing to 

ing tbe lost yoar. Sunposimr this to be abovo " Ir ' F - informod of it last evening and onto upon thc next year's round— the middle 
.® * ** S applied to me to procure another, which I °f June has come, and of the preachers called 


ought to he, Our. papers contain' the mini- ly impartial nnd thoroughly conducted, both 

K:f:i:.ro-SES,±s::vss 


Geo. C. Light, 
James L. FoRsnftrt 
Wm. II. Seat. 
August C, 1852.. ' :i 


fereuoo sessions liave long since been gone 
through with — tlie Bishops are preparing to 


in the following table 


, I . , . *■« "UUlllU, *1 HIGH 1 VUM.V] V* ll.v l.ieuvllvin viliiv'.l 

tho .annual average of mortality, yet how will do. Wo have somo cabbages growing in for and promised, we have received cloven, 
great tilt destruction of human life! How ° ur gftrdcn which is at your disposal when the lust of whom, Bro. Gralinm, from Fin., 


many thousands havo boeh thus hurried into y “lloing 
eternity under conditions tho' most unfavora- row, I d: 
hie for spiritual preparation. TliiB mangling °[ p ?sure 
of bodies and burning and drowning is not Eest aud 
the sum oft misery. Widows and orphans need not 
are made, and wailing fills tho land. Hu-' J7allmvv 


your stomach will bear it. 


'reach to-mor- 
lut to-morrow 


arrived on yostordav. 1 -’ 

Dr. Parsons, a member of tlio Board, sub- 


^Tcmphis, . 

. 1218 Fq.' in 

31 ( » sii. in. to tlio ct. 

Nashville. 

. 1 127 - 

2‘K\ “ “ - 

C.'Iiavloston. 

.1053 " 

274 “ ‘t 

St. Louis,., 
Texas 

. B50 “ 

. «(J4 “ 

247 “ 

224 “ 

N .’Orleans, 

. 8 10 “. 

174 « " 

Holston,.. . 

. 7B2 u 

205 “ « 


yoning, God willing, 1 will, do myself the mils a vindication. Heinsistathntthismod- 
ileasure of .seeing you. My wife nuites in . P , , ,, 

test aud kiudest regards tO'you. I beliovQ I ,1 “ Cft tiQO was helpful to the cause, and thinks 
iced not add that inysclf und all I havo is lit tlie pliu lias been ami'ly carried out. After 


Tlioli vertigo being 247 sq. in. to the'eent. 
U e would suggest tint if the brother wishes 


•the oxauiiuntioh wns eminently suooossful in 11,1 1 — — ■ 

developing tlio ronl proficiency of tlio stu- i'nom.o.cr/«u, 

dents. APPBAIi. 

On Saturday wo witnessed the commence- „ , . , , , 

liiont exercise of the Feliciana Female tn.ti- b y Mr rnSn'! 
fition. under tho charge of Rev. B. Jones, M E ChurlZlfl 
assisted by a very able corps of Instructors, will, in eighteen 

“ScxhiSoJTTt t . llU8 , parc “ thotioall y , . fr f om should be erected thereon; sni, it 

* bat 4i *» 8 ^ Churob was built to 


•Some timo lust year i lovely lot vm 


u,a “ ,,,u ,,loulcr tory clmhiotcr of the preceding examination 7* « , 

superficial measurement fur Ms money, tlmt from our knowledge of the Acuity, etc’, to Si SSrffaE 



are made, and wailing fills the land. Hu-' CnJ&to "adlTt ^n^Xr Lofd in 84a4b >S_ 4b » 4a4 article of -tlio plan : 
manlty rejoices in tho application of steam to the person of ono of his dear brethren on * “ Thia mission shall be supplied with twkn 
this safer mode of travel. •’ cur th. -‘Lord, when saw we the Bick mid TV efficient men, (including the three nor 

0. Railroads arc Favorable to Salbatls Keep- 7^ there it ' lUo “"d tho9 ° “ tho ' »to # '« 

,n ft- Travelers by slow stages on the high- 9«eJ’. «rother C„ 1 am 'bought with a price,' f - rth ' tl ",L “ 


wav often ntod th ™ tlm bliod' rf Christ? *1 am 1^ lmd far4bc !* 4 ' 4b » 15th of April, 1852." 

. b . . ° imC ’ 0r 10 ex ' ' therefore yours, so call on me night or day, He quotes from the minutes of the lately or- 

DOHM Ot lAVintr Inr with wlln 4nnma nv 4lin nnil /mmm«x/l nin nn/1 tumei U Ml 1 * 


tiense ef 1 s., ... , . ^ u “J , mv .akui sucilHUUUO HI UH' IllU'iy OO 

pens© oi laying by with idle teams, or tho and command mo nnd nnno; it will bo no i> AA ;A/irwr A , , 

unfitness of the places they fall upon at thc t,lsk ' work or sacrifice, but a privilege to he f ° rCnC0 t 0B ' 0Wtmt twc “' 

‘ • J . — * 1 nhln-4iT-nrni4 nH Wit I /m.. 1 i n m/m.m i TWn TnSfi xrnrn (Viu4li/i/im:M/. HE. 


r . . ,r * .. ablo to wait on my Lord Tn your person, i ty-one Or t wo men were forthcoming^ Ilia contains oB.lSO^words, 

SS t d ^ n °, r e r^ r ^ With the Mowing semi-official Nashville aud L. Ad 

with holy profit. With steamboats the most of our Lord Jesus Cluist be with your spirit. , ° . • 

nfli. *a - ui’ x.i._ l *. ..r nr « * SUFtrpShnn : PimJamu !>.7 70.*i 


a steamboat bill or a circus placard contains commend this very flourishing Collog( 

1 more square inches than any of our Church exceedingly worthy of public putronage. 
papers. If ho will' Miiriare the quantity of "" Sabb " 4b morning the commoncoinciit 

:N ‘ riding mutter, this' "Advocate': 1ms nothing ?rcach^ ^ ^ .„dien« 

jw •» . . Jf , n by Dr. (»eo. C. Light, from 1 John, 5.20- 

bo. ° ° IU W1 1 10 largest. succeeding hours of worship being occu 

A lricn.d lias taken the pains to see the djf- by other ministers of tlio gospel. 

Terence in the numhcr of words between our*. Monday morning, after witnossii 

or- solves and others. celebration of tins Sons of Tempera 

Now Orleans C. Advocate, of Auon st, 21. l . t . m 6n B wll 0nl worc many of the students, 

L & ‘ I i'uf on i ii rr 1 1 1 4 li/» ci4Zm... I. n 


: , rr ™ ‘ acm ^’ e4C ' 40 1 w® Bridge is an old and ' 

“loud tin* very flourislurtg College, as ; n Methodism, having been 
exceedingly worthy of public putronage. nianv vonrs Ynt „ rnn ,i„i,„. m. 

On Sabbath morning the commoncoment ini Wt et greatly bus ti« 

sermon wns preached ton. very largo audience ‘‘"w l S l v ''t flu 
succeeding hours of worship being oeeupied 


method — as tho community at F 
aro gonorally poor and unable, 


' On Monday morning, after witnessing a ZTn Z 7J I T TT 
celebration of the Sons of Temperance, J’ * °° ntt ‘ b . u4a largely to 
I among whom were many of the Bt udcnts, nnd ‘ DE ° f °“ r f " end9 th *' r **“ 


ora jesus unais^ oe with your spin! 

popular day for beginning atrip, at least Tn “Youre, in the best of all tonda "**£•*»■ « 

the South, seems to bo Saturday, involving ^ ' J *' r ouldlt not bo Prud^t-to say nothing 

« , i mu K • of tlio courtesy or respect due to' the Missiuri- 

BMiaay travel, lhen there ib tho plea of Claimants on Confe rence Fund*. ary Board, that all letters from missionaries, 

.fallingor freezing rivers, when boats must Ono of tho acts .of tho Into General Con- 011 the subject of their particular work, and 
hurry through any how, Sunday or no Sun- ferencc, North, was to hand over to tho An- intendod for P'Moatiop, should be addresse d 
day. Or, if conscientious passengers think nual Conferences the settlingof the question, ***?* th ®“'” 
of staying over the Sabbath along tho route, who , in tlleir hounds, should be claimants t0r oursclvcs ' " e 4ouk a somewhat differ- 


Olalmants on Conference Funds. 

Ono of tho acts, of tlio la to General Con- 


suggestion : \ contains u.7,J2o. wr 

“ Would, it not bo prudent. — to say nothing Tlie South C. Ai 
of tlio courtesy or respect due to' the Mission- tains fliyiiH) words 
ary Board, that all letters from missionaries, y 0 uuicli for tl 
on tho subject of their particular work, and .. . . 


Nashville nnd L. Advocate of' August 12, 
contains 3:7,725. words. 


iM-.uiimu. vi mu BLuuem*. ana A .. il l , 

listening to tlio stirring appeals of Rey. . 8 41 be Gbur ? b ™ l. b .° ®P en ’ .. 

Messrs. Harmon, Campbell and Harp, the Ta \ MctIu,dlit IbD 7* S ' 
uudieneo wore highly entertained in the ? rtbodo1 denommations, we uk 


testant Church. Any paston 
up eollections in their respectiml 
others, who are favorable to tb 
pure, evangelical truth, will pl*> 


somewhat differ- 


“i «v viuiuiiuno uu , . p n n , , 

they cannot calculate on a boat tlie next'day; Conference funds. Accordingly the Black ont Tlcw uf Dr ; ?• » la44 « r > underscoring, in 


does for cities, vil- 
atetos. Every iron 
is a new social tie, an addi- 
f sooial harmony and intor- 
ib ought, one sentiment, thus 
masses, though widely 
them to unity of feel- 


another maynot come along inn week. And i }iver Conference of the M. E. Church 
so a fearfully extensive Sabbath profanation adopted thc following resolutions, at its recent 
prQy&us among travelers. session : 

Now by the directness and rapidity of rail- Resolved, That no member shull he a claim- 


ourmind, certain sentences. Doubtless ho will P 080 in -making a subscriber feel as though 


speak out again. 

Effrontery Extraordinary. — I t appears 
from an uniinatod correspondence in the 


n tains; 37.J25 words. evening by thc exhibition of tlie Preparatory l*”, 00 “ B , tr ° ng ' “ i . . 

Tlie South C. Advocate, 'of August 2d. eon- department, in the form of speeches, dia- ataI ‘ 4 Churcli. Any paston 
NW words. - logues, scones, etc. up collections » tiiou rmptoti^ 

ho much for tlio mnnher or words ; and .. 4>n ' 1 ’ ue8da y evening, after listening to very p U re”’ eT ^ngeRc°al truth, will pl» 
then too, it should ho taken into thc count bJ'L^TJoung »tot they may 'bo willing to W» 

at ,('r often use iT/ i/iig- words, which take dhmee were enclLtod aud delighted by an T-u y f < ff° ‘T Tv C 

i a groat deal of. room andflo -not count si> address, learned, able and ' eloquent, from Br . ldg ?; 

?U, but which often serve an excellent ptir- ^ ov - Foote, of Mississippi, on the importance C0,TC .? Blno “ e 1 0 , 

so in making a subscrihcr feel as tlioiigli of oducation, espeoially in view of tho ud- CSI "' C U y ’ „ a. Momi; 1 

were getting tlie worth of his money ! ' vnn4a K® 8 and responsibilities, present and fu- , — 

Tile statement of brnthnr A hlinr- i,; u tl ? e ' American citizenship. Conjuoal Affection. — Tin D® 


„ . P , - by several young gehtlemon, the vast au- 

4 "it , ' roftBn ' 1 ¥ m 'U bl S word,i ' whi'eh take dienee were enchanted aud delighted by un 
up a groat deal of room and flo -not count sfi address, lenrnod, able and ' eloquent, from 


II# 

M 

| 

th 


■well, but which often serve an excellent i 


Respectfully, 


lie were getting the worth of his money ! 

1 lie statement of brother Abbey, in his in- 


H. A. Mow I 

Conjugal Affection-. —T in H® 


roads, a passenger may reach the moBt distant ? nt on 4l !° c ' un / erenco fund i’ " bo “ hal1 nut Toxas Aanner, that on tho laying of the oor- 
point in the country within thc six days al- full connection in°tlm^nfereiLoe? 801 '* te ’ uer s4onc of tl10 new State House, at Austin, 


- A.x. until HUJUL ut MAUUIUr AVUIJUy, m Ills in- In IL. : . wv.wmau «rrt,uuu.i. — ^ 

!— * " , )ro.,E.t;rrSro A ;rrjz.t 


ltho errands of Chris tian- 
” ’ ibis standpoint for 
s Christian Ad- 
erf -travel, does 


.i K'lruoio quoted iron., though u may dressed on .the advantages of knowledge, in following touching instance of conjupl 
ho eoireet ns fur us it states, is calculated to a speech characterized by philosophic thought in connection with tho last film* * 
bo the ground of an inferenc e prei udic'iiil to by Robert Bowman, 4>q., of Clinton, La. eeksed; 

lowed toman, and thus a specious pretext for Resolved, That uny preacher' who shall the officiating minister took advantage of his 4,118 l ,ll P l,r - huve.-tlicrefure, Ju sclf-viudi- At u ‘B bt ’ the audience wero addressed in “ ' f T f“ 
breaking God’s law to removed. Or a delay fo f fi .'„ e )' c . ftr8 position to commit a marked -trespass upon. Catl0n ’ l ' arl- ‘ cd 01,4 4bc enlculation ns above. t ’i) p *| a ‘\ oy 7‘“ P ' y 811 y ° d " e g0nt !° men of conviotions’in his mind so deep-sestod. 

over Babbatli may bp made mid tho journey ^ > 4 » ohalteril, As to.,,r ? aud ..uare^iuehes, we Unuht not commencement day, the 

resumed with certainty. The moral efleot 8 fi°h semoe, at tlio oxniration of whioh term and we giVo the caso : iuftt all tlio paying and reading subscribers .graduating class; consisting of Marcus telegraphed respecting the illfl«*®v!S 

throughout the land thus induced, isbeyond “ fflvft Tito My who lmsiM- '“ Tbb br { in 6 “ f 41,0 “Mo of the of our Church pap|s get thc worth of tlleir C.ipentor, Minton, La,: A. C. Huff, Wilkin- 

computation. dered effective service ten venrU nr mnwA now Cft Pd°l at Austiu, on tlio 4th of July, money, and moro. son county, Miss.; D. C. Montgomery, Wash- hero ut six o’clock of tiie morni 


* 


i . k '7t 



I throughout the land thus induced, is beyond lCffreT TlmT any member who lmsirfu- 8t0n ° ° f tbu 

[computation. dered effective service ten years or more c,lpl401 at AuBtlu > on R>o 4tb of July, 

It to not assorted (alas, in few instances ? btt , U b< \ u ful1 cla ‘ mant 4or as maI 7 years as p 8prcad f " and wido GirougHout the State 

A , ,, ho bus thus served tho.Cliuroh, at the expire- discontent ond contempt. One of tho depos- 

can ,t be) that railroadsarc Sabbath keepers, turn (.t which his claim shall cease. 1 its in the corner stone of that building is an 

But it is asserted, that of all public carriers,' , Hetflff^-Almt eyey preacher, who shall intrusion upon the sacred rights of all Texas. 

by land or water, they offor to the public the m0 re, shall be entUlcdVa Ml ' dmemhnary ‘ Sido by B ' de witb 4,10 Floolaration of lnde- 

most favorable conditions for Sabbath keep- .claim, without limitation. pendcucc ot Texas, aro tlio names of tlie ves- 

ing. Resolved, That tho distributiap shall be tr ^ mon i Qtte.,' of the churoh—tho Episcopal 

The subject invites, but we pursue Jf no “^-preaeliere ^ "7 uro , 1104 «" at1 .'' 

farther. It seemed meet that we should not Resoled, Thatevery superannuated preacii- causo'to'r'eref tra" 1 ' 0 / rftt ; rnlt ^ ba "' 

„ , cr, who shall he employed iu anv work to “ 40 ru <? ret 4lll “ a ' t ’ 80 “ lr thoy were 

regard this commanding enterprise of tlio which tho Bishop miglu constitutmnallv’ an- con V' e rn«il: It will be a dark spot upon tile lamb 


money, and more, 


Shreveport District, La. Conf. 


son county, Miss.; D. C. Montgomery, Wash- hero ut six o’clook of tiis.nioratoj 
ington county, Miss.; J. Jay Lane, New Or- diod - Iwtantiy her T *#2tLfc 
loans In W I,’ M™, ' ,,, , . , ness and reason. He seized Mr uau“ 

leans, l.n l\ . L. Montgomery, W aslungton he i d it tm ho breathed his to ■ 

county, Miss., (third honor ;) VV. L. Nugent, mind wandered, this grasp of 


BmiTup'i- McT\ lo„ l- • > i i i i >» . i.. migeut, minu wnnucreo, inis gruspu.,^-- 

, w.iiti.. J Imie olospd my St. l.nndry, (second honor:) and Charles clenched. Death only relaxed k - 

icond round on tho K1ivnvnnn*t c- w ... jJ . ttn ” rm,/, <,«.Aii; n »/if4iiA dSnnnse hr 


work, except Bro. Davies : hqjs at li is post, 
but unable to work. Iljs iicaltli lias t boon 
vory bad for tho lusMJirce months. 1 con- 

l it . 


rog«d this commanding enterprise 





, . . * " a* avia mu imbmuji uii^ub cuusuiutionally up- upuu uiu mm o 1 

oay with mdifferenoo and hold Imck our point. an effective minister, or who shall ho ek in of the ancient fraternity for many long 
humble co-operation, while others, having no e,n l A<j yed as au ugent of any other society, years to come. .The organ of Masonry, on 1,°™; 

Msm4m SffiSfffSS 


f ., u ' 7 V "* VV I..UO vmj ■ 

iw lurtheranco. Bight heartily do wo choor cn0 °; 

it on. If our remarks shall enlist any, in Tll! “ matk!r ’ though of no present c 
railroads and enlarge the subscription, we to us ' “ wortb thudong on. Dr. Pal 
shall be glad. At the least, we trust thut Hobit(m C ' Ad ' remarks upon it thus : 
tim Christian, the philanthropist and the pa- i4 bo 8 diol “ k ‘ of wieriom, of hi 

J.II1 At 1 • Al • - ‘ mil'll /if inotlou 4 1m 4 uumn nm... 


Mr. Fontaine, the pastor of ti.e cl.urohHft f er ^ 1 » rovl '; ab <!» b, “ ^ k - , } also 


second round on the Shreveport District, s oimer^ C^ahmfla^ U ZMZ , 7 T T^stolliSg o? the had ' 

Thc prenehers are all at their post' and at .In’irT \ ( i, 0 dellv ’ and it was beyond the power 

work ex,., -.nt Pro n„ .i„. , V7 ,’ ‘ ered thnlluig addresses to delighted liearers, traction to open them. HedeiWtow 

, ' ' 1 ’ ' ' 08 ; bL :- 18 114 1>1« pant, tlio. lust mentioned gentleman delivering a opened by uicchauioul mein< ' 

hut uuable to work. Hjs Tieulth has I, eon very fine address on « Tho Southorn Grudu- / nco uloro . b<)hold th " fe8 ‘“'“ d 

very hud lor thc hisMJuee months. Icon- ates” and imnressivn v»l n At n . ,, . for mare than twenty yesrs. « 

sider tlm w,„.i ■ i ,... UK3 ’ "hu impressn e valedictory addresses to had shone down into ms benrt. 

with one .1 ‘ y i'" C< T dl ‘r> the l,ourd of Trustees, tho Faculty, and his that, amid nil the nlienaUons ' 

With OiioouW^ieoption: I allude to the Min- classmates. Tho young gentlemen wero ad wl ‘ io11 BCcuiaometoHW 

den and >outh Bossier Circuit. The North mitted to tlm first 7 tL ' ll » ullln bt,8om > 08 tll0U , gl ‘ 

Bossier timiit is gum lied hv Itev w a ” ‘t, ‘ " Bt dogree m 41,0 Arts, oxcopt- ral fountain, there nro also 

Afrof/i . . | • ii mi ^ *ng Mr. Carpenter, who, in consequonoo of thies, ttmderiiess md loves, 




.u tivj vuvuf . matter thouch of no present 1 Austiu > wIl08 ° nanie ia 80 sacredly to be per- JJ 1 #tting a brother every way worthy Bachelor of , Science. " w 

anym to us. is wtih 2 ° n , T r P etuated - The world abroad u.t-'once lill ,ll , m l llied Natcliitocho, The valedictory “Anthem- (composed by 

nption, we *<> . “worth tlimking on. Dr. latton, of corns to the oonolusion that "zHmohuroh " is ^ ‘ l4 ’ . 18 doi PS wcl1 - 4 >ro- W. A, Mr. Nugent) having boon finely oxeoutod in 


‘ close as groeu to the veraw*,jwwf 
tho rose.' " _ ' - jisE ? 


Health uf Oitim.— T ho to 


— ...V vwhwamwvm VAMiv UilUIUll IR JJ 'il • . . . “ . ~ Cf~ ~ ’ / © -wu.uuujj OALUUICU JU 41, H dAAtilS iu fiOUJO of tho AuUBKV * 

he only church that was in Austin on thu f m 7 W1 .‘ S P roaclull B 111 tho town of Nutchi- harmonious intorminglings of vocal and in- ouJlug Auguri llih, wJ thuh — * 
Itli Hhv g.f i.titr a rv^iar.o toolies to a good . conurrecation. I think thni Ntniinoniiil Himinu tlm Urwinni..ii»/i..4.x ^ on: , « ..l. 


<( lf it ho a dictate of wisdom, of benevol- 4tii day of July, A. D^l«52--whon thirteen 


tmiOH to a good congregation. I think that stiumental strains, tho Baccalaureate address tion: Dtistiw. Popj# 

fi iould have been placed on the list of«Mis- on “The basis of true Greatness, ” able, elo- Boston 

sions. J indulge the hope that we shall he quent, and deeply impressive, wus delivered SUZa i ; *,* * *•' ' *S2a* " * I850’000.« 

able to bring ,q, a favorable report afthc by .'resident Rivers. Wo trust the young ggS^.V.V/.m 

tontorenoo. Joel Banpehs. geutlemon will, in uooordunec with tho expel- Charleston iffi 

hpartu, La., August 18, 1852, lout and beautified advice of their beloved '^ avanuuk 2o. . .. 

7T~ Instructor “make Zion’s hill tlmir 1’amaa. ' . it 

TT. Oo»R. Hub, aud Siloull’s brook their 1‘ioroau fount ’ * , “ CC "’“' A 1,4tw f ,wo ' “* T 

Wo have some ll*ei„»rt«ll i ctmfomng the togiU, tbe President _«nw 


— >~.A.AAx/|iAOb uuu lilt! pa- 1 — v UA- V* u 1 y'" UlIUCUll Jill 1 1 

triot will find in tixwe moral aspects of the 0nu0 ’ of -) u “ 4ic<?1 tImt 80m0 pwvlrion should years prior to that 'time the Rev. -gentleman “»yo been placed on the list of ..Alto- 

subject abundant reason for remmtm ,1 b ° mado for tbo ,,mu wbo ha “ 8 l ,uut too llimBcl f I'reaolied under the authority of the S1 . 0 . nS : ! ndulf!0 tbu ho l 1B tbat we shall be 

liberal scheme, ofintorm.1 ,,,7 8tren « tb ofl,is y«»» * Q tha *»vice of the the Methfkltot Episcopal Church, nnd well abl ° 4o .: briu S «B » hivorablo report at* the' 

, puo ements, nuw Church— reoeiviug a hare support for the know that Cumberland l’reshytcriau, Baptist, Co “ f * rcno °- Joel Banpehs. 

gp jecteil throughout tlio country, witb time, does it follow thut with limited means, Gompbellitos or Christians, Roman Catholic, b l jart “i **•> August 18, 1852, 

Otonsed and lively sattofaction. ll >» Church is e-|ually Ixmnd to reeognizejind and Old Preshytorian htul organized. ’ Pauldinv ^ , 

— ' — providu lor the wimts of "one wlio haiuS’erved Thto wJiie^full of the '76 sjiirit, i, alive T hareS . 

7Tu iuvesti- have'S S^torii 

toSSSf JSi » . yw^Rutmnsi impaired health, gated. The Governor should at once order Meeting, where wo had „„lJ „ .,.1 


Paulding Dlatrfot, Miss. Oonf. 

1 havo nearly complbted niy third round. 
W o have some lino (Quarterly Mcotings. I 


Touacco.-A Irwu. 


iSiSSZLh rril'f B-n Ch ^ ^uqte. n copy-of 

Meetiim. “»* y . ... . tb “. H ^ 1!lbl ° 118 b l 8 future teacher ami , *&” Z 


SW3£.“. 


i t|ir «Mt4irn portico ut tbo 
we pbrcelrtt, L«n 


f pairod buultb ’ K at8d - The Governor should at once order Meeting, where we i.a'd 'ouito uh a^'th™ "V™* T° 7 h .‘ 8 futuro ****** and ‘2 J S? 

few th .! W ^ ^ taken Several conversions and accessions! 'll the ftf - 




built pert uf Jh dismiss Mm at ppee, A bun- gloriou, work of God, in part of Hillsboro' 

IcRHjuauawtthftWii.' 4 p /in vnln t ? rt ‘ d J ea « tr P® n Q w > wlien tile house is torn Circuit. Our prayer is that God may spread Witim, if 


i 1 few q n A iteL - : 1 -, - .... , " ' 7 . , uvuuumm laxen ouyurai conversions and ncoessions: und the 

to U»u.i»rt th. Iiroviaiom, ui v tj, iv u ° f 1 ‘® aut : 14 ba8 110 '' u3lne8B 41 ‘ere, and if it to Church happy. Tlio nieetiug was still pro- 

1 T™ fuU “ J to ba tbu . work of 4,18 commissioner, or trncted aftej j loft. There is in progress a was 


, ti.d l. ' „ .* 

Hi, inarold. 


footing remarks. 


Ing fortl, voIubm of 
elpu. Snuie of tho Amoteroom 



1. his uimsual and oommundable procedure mSnof 
isliighly appreciated by the moved aud ^K^iupipo ‘"'iff,*' * 


1 •/. . r * r ..v, O.W U.; vwu Iirna Vi me u 

uatod) find, iu some oases, dwell with pe- any [ou t of it, dismiss him at 


»lthlt»plp«u»lo‘'f“' 
hide for turning the 

m «le, Wfptof.feiSffw, 


; “POfi wbtoh e- 
I . aojdtmq, 


J.__ • ^ j sskjus Aiyw , nia-u LUC HUltbf IS lUIil k>l 

wh d .° wu . und thal deUctab,a it 


reuu. uur prayer i 
all over the earth. 


1 may spread Without drawing distinctions among the if u , 

. addressee of the young gentlemen, will usSSssuntor, ‘o' 1 " 1 


they would liave suffered aneqiuil ot u greater tho-Umrcil w dod^e ^^ 0^0 wasm; Z Zto ^gospel of Christ 7* * ^ ^ *eu,^ will 

Hoes of Physical ability at any other active other church iu Austin on toe 4th of JuK- J N.e m, „„ *7* ^ “ U of them wer ? UgPl eredik HfiE 

. ' 4 Uy ’ Mississippi. AuaustlTlH L ^..“T °f thew “Weterized by fineness 


Mississippi, August IB, 1852. 


[ ld classic taste, extent of research, reu^Ji ofjmwu! 1 


nVr‘nlng,lnm.prto g l 

l SbSSBfiS; 







II 






Lakk Fkntoliartrnln. 

Tho oXiftniQfttlon recently tnndc l»y me of llui bottom o 
thlf* lnkt>. liMri rMitU'd In'ii j>rocT Unit If !.•*. on the llrtcAVx 
nmlnrd. everywhere flrfri nnd reliable, for works pf niij 
chnrntter which it mny lio deMted Hivom-triirt upoti It.., 

1 Thom estate. UmiiMbooonfopscd. tv possibility that thi 
ilminCM indicated by tho tend may Ih? hut .-upt-rlli'liil'aiu' 
that beneath tin* cruet, of shell* whlc\i cpvers nearly tin 
entire hottom of Hie lake. I Imre may be a soft or trench* r 
one stratum. But Mil • la not likely, for the following goo 
Inglenl con-iidorutlpn* and view of tho fonnnll n ol tin 
delta : ♦ » 

The wtmld delta, including tin* bed of tlm lake, Is formec 
by deposit* front the Mif>iH|ppi river 
The matter transported ny tin* fiver I* distributed Ir 
till* manner: The roar-u'st purtlclai are ilrlft'cd along tit* 
botfnijj of -the channel, and are d«tj " It ••l neat* Rniftoulh 
or forced Up the Inclined -Me* c.f the rlniunl, t»ud l"ll 
along the banks, wRcbcver the earn nteloso their i lncliy 
and their eoyftcquciit ability to transport, t Tie • • an 
eld* lly small fragment* of slllchiu* rocks. .The nUituin- u. 
tnatters. cnpiii'lo of nxtroiiioly fine e •uin.iloltlon. ate h-L 
longer In mspension, and b* lug ncfiily 1 the speehlc gra 
vlty c*f the water. areTSnrrlcd farther, and d p i. 1 it 
the neasiy tran*|tdl cuamil >. m 
Tho river’s month has n v.i l|* i vn nearer lathe tala 
Ihnfi it* pr* tit chnpio'l -utlntu! •• the lake would -rimi 
preserve ir depth njiinl to the iicpn - /c n at the prrseni 
‘month of the riv. r.‘ Thu mat* rial' comns-Hng-ll • 1* < 
mint. .then, be of the nlnfiijti-Mi : ‘cl-nrafit.r, \\*hicii tin 
waters could transport t *» n T* t. tuc-\ l-vv.iy gentle enr 
rents. This' material Is the bite e’.av v l.'.cli is’yo'v.i-! 
kn >wn for Its t. Uneity and !.- ' -■ v. r it Irshat 


Oongrofliilonal. . 

Wamiiv; ro-v, August 1\ is .; 

Si \a ti; — P clIUofis ot' nn utiiinjvjrttuit- ehnr- 
ior wore prfMCtUGiV 

Mf. (Iv in iut vtitliicfl u liitl griitvting Inml to 
illforom, to ni<l in the cOtmtnicUoh ol'n Vuiml 
Vos* IhoSierni Novmln valley. 

Ah*. Itufigo tonortod a hill h» ealnhliplt pn n il- 
tionnl him! oftfeeju Niitiuc.totft territory, ivliii h 


Obituary. 

.1,0 mil August, ill Lnfourclie In- 
P |,n ' Mw , Km.f.s U. Ahmitaok, in the 

jirior, bflq 1 . 

°f oittcd^ tho 1V1. K. Church in tho 
r«irt of tl.c year 1851— both in 1-elioity 
iChuroh, Now Orleans, where sho joined, 
^ Thibodnus, where her membership vnu 
ii' her death there i« a mournful hilt 
,\L remembrance of her consistent piety 
P S nnffoctecl earnestness to savo her soul, 
t tfontod to enter in at the straight gato 
jStcrcd it- sho 8W1 B ht diligently tho 
, of lire, imd found it. 

>1 the time of joining tho church, winch 
j, id with much trembling, bIic was not 
*V to her spiritual stnto, and romnrkcd 
under tone, extending her hand to the 
*V r „[t joems Itmist tako this step, -though 
■■worthy. Don't say I am copvcrtcd, but I 
tnk th c hord will do moro for mo." Tho 
^lieves she was then converted — 
'? personal character was enriched by many 
Llv traits of mind and liehrt, and gunrdod 
■S, pleasing dignity, To those, pure roll- 
•an added its tenohablo simplicity and its 
Ejility and- heavenly mindedness. 

mother, husband and three little chil- 
ye bereaved indeed. And of all tho 
jjejdsto whom Tier'mciiY<5ry Is'a^BWhSt ffii- 
-aod, nono mourn tho departed more than 
^hollas boon ’ Him. 1 ’astor. 

(Wg on tho 12th of July, at Millville, Mn- 
^ee,, Ala., Mrs. Sabah Davidson, wife of 
JuaM Davidson, Ksq., in thc.fidth year of her 

i . a- 

Sho was bora in York District, South Caro-- 
[y. She was Raised by parents belonging 
lot gect of. Preshy torinns eltlled Seecders. 
In the year 1842, sho united herself with tlie 
jl g Church, and remained a consistent 
member until her death. Her life was ex- 
tmplary to all who lpnciv hor, and though 
lend, sho yet speakoth. Her houso was a' 
ionic at ali times for the proachcrs. Her 
heart bent with warm nnd ardent desire for 
llcir success, llcr place, in the community' 
innover to be filled. On her tho poor and 
jgnosed oil her neighborhood relied for 
trip; they always found in her that charity 


U.KuliAl’ilty I'l'KJI: 
Further from Havana. 


March ok Iim’Rovkmhnt — llr irk* mid 

far, — Our Iiyl.i-rnntiiin rltU.Mi, who havo Sown nwny 
north to And nwcnt nnd nt fnshloniiblo wntcrlng 

placet* nnd crowded hotel*, nnd who will be nhsent but n 
few months from life non brcesPn nnd moonlight nights 
enjoyed _horo so exclusively by thnt sOhslbla elnss wlm re- 
main nt home, will bo nslontshed on their return nt tho 
til most mnglcnl olmngos thnt have, taken plneo In the 


N» «V* i n. August 20. 
•'•nt t'lly give u tml nr- 
th.it’ i lly. Tl»e yellow 
- in*- raging therewith 
vi ry fntnl «umng tlie 
• liundrc*! nnd twenty 
,i*n(i hundred and ten 
»(•*! every v**ssel In the 
d. Til*- (loverhtnent Is 
ilo tie* country to fire- 
pit* ons urn filling ufi 
fntiil In them. M liny of 
nuinbi'n* of Ori oles are 
oauo dtmgeops. AtltfMt 
under the suryolUnnoe 
inde-tipotl tho etlghtest 


ivit • ,0 t i ( t,vpr *' ,c Oenwtiee nt I’orlngc 
•Mv»i * . ^ oomt>1otcMl on or itbout the 

1 <ho Wvotnlng (’omitr 

Mirror in„ , •- Tl.is Itmnrme struelure f. 

l oar y completed. TI,ose who have not teen it 
Mioutd go now, as It (i worth Arty miles travel 
" "7 ‘hem falsing t. ft will 4 If not the 
wonder of the w-orld, tho wonder of the thou- 
snnils who will visit It annually. 1 We are not 
aware that there Is another brldgo In the 
world ns . high nn this, ami are confident 

thnt there is not, of similar structure 

" It Is 23f> foot from tho river td the track, and 
pqjj ‘o the top of tho ratling ; and the length Is 
100(1 ftol. I he suspension hrldgc nt Nlngara 
(nils is ‘_:tO feet high and 705 long — so tlmt Ni- 
ngura ih beaten In that roancot. And yet, 
though the work is reared to aucli nn nstonieh- 
ing height, it has the appoarauoo of perfeet 
jtifpty. Woi arc tnhl that by onlculntion they 
know that tl would bear twenty times tho 
weight of any train that coutd be put tipotf it, 
b o think wo should not fear in the least to ride 
over it the first time. We understand It is in 
contemplation to pass over it the first time with 
lour of tho heavy engines, followed by a train 
of cars. If ho, nnd t lid people -have notice of 
tho time, there will 1)6 thousands thereto see it.” 


move thnt tho bill known its the land di-tri! u 
tion bill, l»e thkrn up. ' 

Mr. Hub* submitted a resolution dlvectiiiir^ 'an 
inquiry as to tho expediency of, rhinuneVinjr tlio 

I. *l*v l.sl'iifils to tho l : iiill»d- Sinirs. bni.l over. 

The 1 till from tho II. >uko granting bind to tlii* 
St n't os tor tlie relief of tiioindigept iusiuie, was 
rol'orred to n hcIojcI coinupttee. 

The Michjgitn ship' runal bill ivan, passed'. 
The Soimto tli.'ii, on motion of Mr. Htivis, took 
up the Itivcr nnd llnrimr lull . 

The first union Imont reported hy tlie Commit- 
t*'e mi t 'bmmcrco, wns changing tho phraseoiogy. 
* t nn approjfri.it inn for tlie rdtwtfnl of obstrue- 
t *tis at tiio hi' uih-ol' ti;e .’Nii^hlyipfii river. 

Mt‘-.-*rs. Uowns. ('assf Ifright, iiorllunl nnd 
1’riVlt opposed innkinjf y-tnriu intent-.. to the hill : 
ih'oi ;rh m>t prrlh.it, it was still fetter to Imvc it 


fil town. Theso fcro tho housoS of tlie producing cIh-m's, 
whofc vofltniontH nrc neither of purple nor of linen ‘ivho.-n 
sleep is not racked by the nightmare nnd who are indebt- 
ed for the homes they inhabit neither to tredlt nor 
to unrighteous speculation. This Is the beginning of a 
city that lu a few years will spread to the bounds of Car- 
rollton. \ 

Further down, within the borders of wlml, wii« called 
Lafayette, elegant mansions nnd miniature palaces spring 
up on every hand, flnrdens arc laid out nml groves 
planted, and ingouuit}* is put to tlie rack to invent new 
ffiVms for tlie service of luxury. Not a street but abounds 
witli the evidences of progress, .tackson and Magti/ine 


Wheeling Bridge. 


'1 ho House 
.declaring Hu 
Tljis ntmiil- 
Court which 
ground * f its 
Ol'iloMvir. 


Wheeling Ik idgo Cinso. 


'tlm» r dTrberonin-mmpnet-—h 


streets are partieuly favond in tlii respect A | 


■tn n t t ivrnm * 


One of tlm flint no.'s jierformed 1»y the young 


Cor.grcs.tionwl ProonodlngH. 


road Is In process of construction along th<* conthinatioii 
of Magazine street to West Iluullgny. making a delightful 
drive of more than four miles. 

In front of tho First District, that long 'dispute ! terri- 
tory known as tho batture property, has been snld»i.\U in 
lotrT-nna Ir nmv- rn jhttly -tmtrrg* rrp- rntirtrundtirp J Hri • 
portion of the new city comprise 


monarch, floorgo the Third, after his nccwrtMi to th« 
throne of Hnginnd. wav to isaue an order, prohibiting atiy ! 
ol the clergy who should Im> rallrd before him Trom paying 
him any compliments In their discourses. His Msjest? 
was led to this rrnm tlie futsoino ndulatinn whleli Dr. 
Ilipinns Wilson. I'rebotKlnry of Westminster, thought 
proper to deliver. In tlie royal dispel j and for which, in- 
eh-mMiT- Hnmks; be nvrtmi n prtintrd reprimand ; his 
.Majesty observing. '• that ho canto to hear the praise of 
(lod. and not his own." 

Two barrels of liquor wore solid anil do- 
KlrojNl. nccnrJInj lo l«w. In CaMvIUw Mom , nn Mnn- 
dny, tho IHh, instant. Tho liquor wn* poured Into tho 
street in presenco of a largo crowd, nnd took Its vw»y 
through « wooden sewer, when a mischievous boy nt tlm 
lower end of the sewer, applied a match to the fluid, 
whlc li ftnmed up. the ftsmo running back through the 


Wheeling brklgo lull the lluin-e yes- 
y.'YiiJ Ap| r**P'lallon mil. which was 
I'ulie ndi-.ii, until ihljoUrhimmt. . 
a-!* riviii-ideriitioullibOlvil and lUplh- 
i ilnally i " j tj I'Hnl. Tilirn tin* lliver 
taken up \n amendment wn* adop- 
ting the chivunel at tlie mouth oftlie 


-n^vUvt- l H>-- iMn - 


tli,; House. 

‘Mr. Ateiii *n rvn- : p. \f 1 tiio Sen; 
bill wns-jn tUMvly all ]i:ii ticulnrs t 
by Mr. Polk. 

'* Mr. Onus said that he. voted for t 
by Mr.. Pol!;. Ilejia l even,! gone, 
and Migge-trl conaideratiotig w 1 1 , 
sign tlpo bill. 


Hie bike-s. in several lOenlltle;:. i- going « u‘ still.; and ji,t :i 
time not very* l-alg*. hcnco, gcohigicalty uunMireil, *urh 
lakj s asxMaiirepA 8 . lies Alleniandhs. Ouacli’a. Va'aoiiacha. 
and their bayou-*', may' llecoinu tn-mbling pVaiHe- 
On tlu^ north shore of haft* 1 Ponteltartriiin. the *lilnvU>n, 
or drift-bed-, show ah easy *-l*» t -,.> t. ward- Hu* lM.e ; and it 
may be. and Is iiolent pi^ibable. that f< r • me miles in tb** 
lake the pubstratVlJlVili eompi -• .( ;! ■ c! i\ and rami 


•pace of a > 

depth, and more than half a tulle In /rnnt 
I’nssing fropi this qnarter. and having nn 'ey 


on the 

four respectable old ladies tlmt ornament tho ^op-btf iit. 
Patrick’s, (as a stcering polht.j .we ennirge upon "Camp 
atroct. between Julia ahil St. Joseph streets arc iwo new 
rows of elegant brlckMwollTngs. constructed at a v°7t of 
f> 35,000 k Detween Julia ami (Hfod. soim* vacant and uti- 
slghtly lots have! been filled with tenements of lik** -p i- 
cious and elegant structure. Oirod street, top, long tlm 
chosen abode of vice nnd of all manner of uncleanm-ss. 
begin!) to aspire to respectability, and where fif late dingy 
huts frowned gloomily, peopled by tlm vicious, 
tribal structures, fit abod*s for refinement, 
luxury. This street, on one jddt _ 

Charles, has been rebuilt with substantial Hire 


French Fishermen. 


Dos TON. .Vug. .20. 
■n^eeelv ed here .-.which 


1 1 riniitioii. Hut 
1 . -r any prsctieal 


fl»lierim:u i lTlhat eh-iJf. , 

Four v Day» Liator from Europo— Arrival 
of Iho Atlaritlc- Iatorestiug Clommorcial 
Nows. ' .... 

' Ni:wVoiik, August 22. 

Th* Collins ?t» tuner Atlantic arj^ved hero this mornings 
br'P'gihg dates frnnV LlwrptHd to the 11th Instant, four 
hy* later than the accounts brought by tlm Canada. 
Tins following Is a miuniary of lierTiews . 

Liverpool Mnrltots. 

. I.n » 1 1' ni., August 11. 

Th* dejiiaiid in tile Cotton mii'kvt has tieeii 'moderate 
sineo tlii depart ufv. of tlm Canada. ’ nml thu sales arc 
limited- 1> . j *i 'i i j: ' f.-r tin* three buHnc** days. Of 

th' y. “.'Ol led. .- i .ti% . I a l it. n for sjieculallou, and 4000 

for export Tlm import* I n' the Miimt time are 40.'J<K) 
I .d •' Prices are without any material change, nnd thu 
ijliopitb im ar* f i .lli Idling Orb-aiM 5' . to 5^, and for 
MKidlibg’cplamJ- >, t to ,.l per 111. ~ 
i i'.- Iia.< mlv.ii.e--d 0*1 t" Is* j bhl „Corn bn* been ill 

f. iirreqn. t .-'t utm-lat c I pr !*•'.- . Wheat lias advlfiit-ed 
bjJ to4'l. I.md is ' r.rm pruvlous rates. Provisions 

g. berally are uneha iged in prler-' Itlee'hai been firm, 
but a -mull husines^hns been dyne. 

Tho Crops. 2 


Messrs. Ihivis mi l Sownrd dc&ircl that thin 
ninenilpieht shouM be jf-1 .jdivl, uu*l lot tin? teat 
l e taken ou tlie first atiiciKlihcnt nppropvihtiifg 
money. 

The (lelintc was continuing when tlie Tetter 1 
was close* l . 

H ,! 1 >i:. — M r. Curtis, of Pa., eenclutle'l lii^i 
r.’innrUs in nppomfiim to tho hill oomuitittinc 
,i!te Vi liediiijr Jlridgc a j ■* • t road, nnd insisted, 
in r'uu-Vnsi m/thnt the Hepr^entiftives of A'ir- 
".' '11*1, f »lr.".,un*l c . en Pennsylynniiu were not 
inipirtinl .judges in n e,iu>'o j ntfeeting their 
inti re- 1 .«. 

Mr. Newton, oT Ulii*», followed, whp contended 
that t hq .bridge wns not n nuisance, so fur us 
the fiover^jnent is concm n.'tl, hut is n connect - 
in;: link and' great thoroughfare. He refemd 
t ' tho decision of the ftupvcnjn Court, by which 
tiio. hrid^x' .i' rfrdcrul to l*e elevutcl, which lie 
-Ji'-d had pot hpen rtllu'lel tv» in debate; lie con-, 
tend. I - that if it W-ere levjited, tiio capital 
invested in t'ho strilcture would not he secure, 
in the nbsenqe of legal nuthoiity; and conclu- 
ded by conipuiing the interests of the entire 
c inp.iny, \vhieli.tlie piles tituvinvolves, with that 
ot six or seven steamers, whose business would- 
be reduced hy the railroad connecting, hy means 


from 'Chuip to M 
ee-story edi- 
fice*. Within a hi i nil re. elands thc'Odd-FclloW' 'flail, a 
sliowy building, combining the elegant with tlm u-eful 
nml rapidly programing to couiplrtton, In thi* Urn dif- 
ferent lodge-rooms are fitted up in th** mott elegant Myle. 
and with a view to thogreateft UM-fulne?.-*. It hus'u e.-n 
cert room — the largest in the city— capable of hoc om tub - 
dating tho greatest number. of visitors to -any new f.ui-» 
gted and foreign humbug, gotten up for the Ftfaping t*- 
getlier of dimes’— where Lola Mont* z mny hop in long pet- 
ticoats. or when* Dariium may show tho elephant. 

■ Between Camp and St. Charles street- ^traiigers will he 
astonished' to see the fine Improvement* on the n. wp. 
ojHsned Commercial Place. It is built up on .bi\th i-i.b- j 
(a length of more Lhau three hundred feet) with four | 
story house*, of an elegant order ‘of art-bib rt are Thi ! 
space is devoted to professionals and jobbers', and forms ,i ' 
very convenient cut-off or chute for Cutup and St Charier- 
The new St. Charles Hotel approdohe* completi*»u. and 
wlthits hugo dimensions, its tall aud gracelul column 
Its massive cornices and its exceeding, chastenc).' • f finish, 
furnishes a land-mark for tlm. stranger 
Back on Carondelct street and Daronnc. we are bewil- 
dered with multiplicity of new buildings, with granite 
fronts, and wonder where the people ar* 1 to com** froinVho 
ure to iuhabit them. They number score*. v\ith expen- 
^civo finishings and unique ornam**ni. : 

Taking a turn on Cannl street, we came upon tho site 
of the contemplated Oustmn-house,— a huge affair .strug- 
gling under tho weight of vast masses of grituile to Us 
rsocond* story, projected on ticres of ground. 

Canal street— silppo’atd by tlie Uf) progressives to bare 
been # finishetl yeard agOr-is being in many plac- •■* torn 
dowu. and new buildings urc tn process of erection in 
pluce of tlie old one*. 

Even the regions of the Second nml Third Districts 
begin to show certain Bpasmotie elgns of returning vital- 
ity. In this venerable quarter, respectable for i\ sjk-ivim l 
nml crippled antiquity, among the quaint old cornice , 
damp with Jhe mould of age* and loved of the rut family, 
the trowel has renewed its work. 

- Opposite the 8t Louis Exchange, the Gallic proprietor 
of thu corner rat-trap on Koyal street has torn down tlie 
old walls, and thu rickety shed has given place to a sub- 
stantial block* Thu Second District is particularly favored 
in -Ufa wny of public appropriations f*r improTutm-nt- 
Itoyal street, from St. Ann up. t* being paved with square 
block Stones, and thu same Improvement Is ai.-d progress- 
ing. oxv ChatrcH. n 


C*inrul»loni>. 


iol.'lomtiiun 


(’liolurn lufmiluiii. 


I MyrilHU - . . . i‘. 

1 KnmI l[»nH>nl 

V Old Age.!!!!!! 
f* I’.i-iirTtic K(Ta»! 
I tViluw!*.....-. 
v I’luuiiiioiiin.... 
5 PiiraUvR .... 
1 lYrlioi'iitlt 




« Sun-Rl»oko. 


" v *r, (-uhkmUv«< . . . i . 8]B*-mfula 

••vrr. S.-I,r| n | I I Snirjilf (Uj- »linotii.<] 

••vor, r.,iiilnned y TrDmwni* 

ever, Tj|d.ut *|Unr* i rl4In 

•-ii-r, P«mU'i*>ui a|IJterlar,'1l>nii»rrUii.i(i 

ever, l.«r«l>(nl tl 

Total 

Of llioie J, I went under 10 year* , and 53 colored. 


jtith would minister to their wants, 
ijjw moments before her voice failed, ouo 
,( her daughters asked her in reference to 
htrintl chango. She repliod, “ Jane, to me, 
death has no terror ; ” then she turned on her 
M and odijrcscd her children, nnd said, 
“don’t grieve for mo, for 1 shall soon he at 


1NTKRMKNTS IN TUB VARIOUS CXJIKWIIIIS 


Potli r'a Fluid 


.M I'rolcatiwt 


0.1.1 Kcll.iira’ It cat, 
Charily Hn.pltal... 


.‘ijSl. Vluceiit ilo Paul. 


Account. Tr"ju tb'-j ngric ultural district^ of England nnd 


<*t' this lirulge, the Atlantic .States with those oi‘ 
the West. | 

Mr Stewart, of Mich., s.iiil the bill was nil 
important :011c. but there were other important 
measures. vc*pming conbiderntion : 11ml ns the 
subject must be well understood, lie moved tlie 
previous question, which was seconded, nnd the 
main ipiestiotf was ordered to lie put. 

Mr. Walsh, of M*.l . previous to the “previous 
question " heju^ put, "btaineil permission to 
publish tiio remarks which lie. wished to make : 
buut whiph tho. operation of the ■“ previous ques^ 
tion” prevented. 

Previous to putting the mfiin. question,' -MrT- 
Uhls . < iiiiirnmii of the Committee on Post-ofliees i 
nii*l Po.°i -i'omlr',' commenced .1 pjieeeh. closing tie- 1 
,1'Hte. . lie dwell mi the iniportunec of the bridge, 
t“ the p* > pie of <»lii«- I ndian a juid. Virginia : for 
'he «‘"U*i DUitioj' oi' nhicii thi' Ucproseutiitivuh 
lT**iu PittsburjHi t»j Mississippi were in favor : 
alluded to the compnct between Congress and 
j ;he State «if (fiiio, by wbiih n.roml was' to be 
« 'instructed to the Ohio, ovor that river, and 
through the Stnto, nml contended that Congress 
having; failed to provide the means of communi- 
cation! !t was lawful for tlie Stnto to do so. 

He vent into n history of tlie facts connected 
with the bridge; pointed out the continuous 
and rapid means for traveling which it would 
ijfford when completed, nnd was about to show 
the impoossibility of olqvating the bridge in nc- 
cordnnc^ with the decision .of .the^Supreme 


Ireland are unfuviaiibte. both !‘*r the wheat and potato 
crops. The crops ffi I niui-*-. however, are reported to bo 
in good condition, dial thu harvest 1* promising. 

Money and Trade. 

There boajltteeibdin increased pressure ou the money 
mailed, owinh t * tie- recent neu'iuntaof thu condition of 
the Fishery q.uvstien Oon-ol* have further dccllnud. and 
ur** non- quoted-nl iH* ,» ,*> ' ,.^ir money nndnecount. 

Thu Manclie.-der jrade L. - bun active, and price* have 
considerably Improved. 

Havre Markets' 

• 10th. represent the- cotton 
qUothtl’diis were - unchanged. 


ml with Jesus, ^ny Savior ; lmt trust in God 
who is able to bring you out more tliuu con- 
queror, through Jesus Christ." ■ In a few mo- 
ments her voico failed, she remained speech- 
lteafor two days, and died. 

-. Geo; W. 'fiTiiM. 


Crops, etc. 

Mt.rtK .Nnv i'i*i 1 1 , n . — O ne hundred and thirly-ei^ht 
bales uf the tn-Vvcrop arrived y- ti-rday morning on the J 
M Rdf from Aj'wandrh. nnd l i^ht hundred aud fifiv-tivo 
on the Natchez. No. 2. from Vick- burg uild UiO c< ’,'t. 

Tlie first bale rtf cotton of tl:* 1 n**vv civp u.:,- r* *-cir* d at 
Tiilla|ia^M i e. 1 In . vycck before lue. The .-'.-ntind • ! the 
lTlh ray- • •• During tbu last . tiv'tv . , , t>*»tli * <*lt«:*n tati-r- 
pUlitfv and the b*>ll w.-rm* have !-,• ti 1* t.-.-|.-.| on ml .or 
netillyilll tl)* 1 l'latit , ili'..u* iii llii vicinity vv riq 

is proving \ 1 y destrnetivc and piHntcr.- w-ar l-'iighn’i- 

The Caindcn. Ark . Trav'-il. r. of i i • ■ 1 f * * i say*: • The 
wiMhcr tnu- he.-n pleanaut l -r thepd.-t !.- w ,l!y-. W had 
a line rain on Tut -day lust. jii“l *uJi a.i > . • i n .s«ii*-d the 


Dies, on tho 2d of August, 1852, iu Green 
county, Aftfcaina, Mrs. Sali.na Ann Keuuei.l, 
comort of Win. Ferrell, in tho 2'Jtli .year of 
hnige. She professed religion, mid joinod 
the Methodist Episcopal Church in August, 
1841. end continued a faithful member till 
ha detth. In ull tho rolations of life, 
much might justly ho said . to her praise, 
hot her virtues aro known to her friends and 
iH written in their memory, and noed not he 
nwritten here for them, and strangers would 
not sppreoiato them. Sister Ferrell's piety 
wu uniform and consistent. Sho will ho 
nissod in tho Church and community, hut 0 
low much moro in tho family circle, hy her 
husband and three small children, who now 
mourn their loss. To her distant friends I 
will sty her end was peaceful ; in her last 
ihneso she spoke freely of death, she prepared 
for the ohangc, she said her peaeo was made 
with God, and she was not afraid to die. She 
his left eleven years of hedy living, and oral 
testimony in her lost hours, us evidence to 
her friends that bIic has gone to rest. Her 
Tilknt, three weeks old, died one week after 
‘ kt Her Pastor. 


fliSrlo-r fvfi 

r. it .• was (IjilLnt pp-viou* rut* *. For sugar tlie denmud 
wits mod rule n-i tin* hud quotations. 

Arrival of llin-Aftia. 

The Cuiiard oluamor A*U- arrived nt Lit rpool on the 
7th In i 

Gonoial Nows. 

.Fium i: and Tn.irni.i.— The report of the bomhardmcut 
of Tripoli t*y JLliu French ft rcc.w proven to have been Incor- 
rect The dinicuU!* 1 * W'-r* 1 FjCttled wilbout proceeding to 
bombard Hi" cijy. 

Nopohnu Hoqapnrtc, *011 Of Jerome, ha* b* cu appointed 
on it tcmpTirary ml. c «lon to the Gurcrnment of tlie United 
Stilt"' 

Km.i a-.p ami At *rniA.— Thu Krit isli Govornroent ha* 
given an assuraucu to ‘Hie L’nlperor of Austria that au 
eye will he kept on IvoemiUi while Ho remain* In England 
Tin* filling qucHtion continues to »»ceiipy a good deal of 
th** attenMon 6f the English jotirmilDK and tlie subject 
la iDf»fu e M*U vyfih the iuof t tunicubio feelings toward tho 
AjmtVd States. 

; Another Fresliot. 

II \i. i imom A qgiint 23. 

Heavy rains pit bin the last day <>r two imvo rtwolleh 
the ftreams vrfy much, ami travel ’between this dty and 
I’hilmlclphiu itio> l" i * , n su>q>i-ml<J for two tlaya. owing to a 
pint oftlie rail b .t-1 having been waahed away. 

Congressional Proceedings. 

Waiiiinotov, Augu*t 23. 

Ti e Sojmte (in Saturday continund the ilchatu on thu 
Rivs-r and Harbor, and Iho Coll gnd Diplomatic, bills, hut 
adjourned wltliout definite action on them.* 

It: tb.* 1 H*ms*} a blit At ns pi.-jiqd allowing soldiers of the 
lull war to - sm-render such otSthu bounty land* n* are 
wortbif!**. and Wlect other laud* Hn their place. The de-' 
bale on tho. I'p.-t-oClco Appropriation bill wa* continued 
without important action. . 

New Minister to England. 

Wamiinot&x, Aiiguat 23. 

The Seunte to-day confirmed tlie nomination of Joseph j 
.It. I ngertollw Minister to England, iu place of Mr. Law- 
rcncC- ■ \ 

Collision and Awful Loss of Life. 

Nun Yohk, Afigoft 21. 

Tile nteawuri. Atlantic and Ogdcnbiirg yesterday came 
into dollibioi) on Lake Erie, an*l tho former immediately 
sank. Shu was crowded witif pasM'iigerH. most of whom 
were emigrant* bound for , the Wert, aud three hundred 
live^weris lout. i 

Congressional Proceedings. , 

Washington, August 24 . 

In the House, yesterday, the speaker appointed the fol- 
lowing member* UK a Si l* et Committeu to inveiitigute the 
Gardner (hainii ami the connection of. Secretary Oorwln 
therewith : Merer*. Johneon, of Tennewee, Howard, of 
Tex t*, Duncan, of 'Mae*., Chapman, of Maryland, and 
l'reMu n, of New York.- 

The Uousu then took up and dobfttefl tho hill forth* bet- 
ter protection of the lives of jiaasi-ngvr* on Hteumboat*,hut 
final uotlon was not taken on it 
Tlie Senate wit until a late hour last night, occupied in 
diri-tis.-iug the'ltlvex nnd Harbor Dill. Mr. Douglas* offer- 
ed au nQiendniiiul uuthorli'ng the dilicrent States to levy 
touiirtgo duties ou-vc-bsels for thu purpose* of Improving 


The Marshall. Harrison county. ToxiU 1.’!iti:lr,t. cd the I 
14U;'. hu* l It* 1 : nbjoliv *1 p 'li./rupli ; \V«* hav.- had on* ! 

I'l’pwo delightful rulws i.ilh;ti > the Vast few days wliicli 
Knvu beihl the t... k::.g-‘ i •< .. .ui;-’..- at. I lb lulddlo 

crop of cotton lu some pari* q| tit* cnTDiA*. cotb n was 
mtlciitig nu*l began to sited badly , but thi* rain, tin* I t- 
‘tom crop being alretu^y iumI* 1 . rend -t> a tolerable croj) at 
least certain for this region." 

The following i* nn ex thu t t." in a letter to-thc Nar.,g- 
dftche* (Texas) Chronic!*’, fr •ui.LJ4«wi>*i I. I’horokcu county, 
hud dated the Sib .in-l ‘••"ura js ttssnredly u laud *f 
plenty ' Soiuuof our fit fin t - have this y-ilc raised ejfc*-l- 
lent wlicat criqi*— twenty bushels toT'h* 1 ncru i- id nn 
r.v r-cstilnatc. Tho oat h. r v. -t -hu-* Girt ".: out i-qinl r*. 
jtny Iltuv’cev'.r «"-n in l.i.m - * r nti, wlil'-i the 

•ivi rage of cotton cn i ■ . .uimd j.m .- - i ; :» j;d; -b'*_i i oj a’...lc 
I" the acre." * , * ’ ' 

T I iiv.. Tackson (Ml" • i i • n.ys 'i lu> i-r. p* nri^ 

c'ieeediiigly. tin* 1 . Cut l- w < - mj ltiin:>' m m ole ol'lbe up- 
punramx **f tin* worm Many pl.tnti-r«- have a'.r*-.-oiy fiun-5 
mettced picking th-ireott n 

The 1 loftier (.Claiborne parish. La Advocate t ftlo ldlf 
insi se.j : • Since tin- ^ettb men! * i tlii- paii-h we are 
informed by I hat \ ■ ry r* -| ■ •t;t1>le.jndlvi.iiMl. ■ tin- old- -t 
inlmbitaut,' theft has never b*T-n rit* h a’e.un i rop.l -*ih 


HEW ORL EANS M AKKETB. 

UllRIHTIAN AniOCAtK Omu, 1 

Suturdny Morning. August 28, 1852. / 
Our gonoral market ha* exhibited hat little moro 
activity during the Inst week 'than wo had occasion 
to notice in our rovlewof tho previous week, but prices 
lia vu field an upward tendency for almost every descrip- 
tion of produce. Cotton has arrived moro freely, giving 
greater scope to operators, but thu firm pretensions of 
factor*, in tho early part ofotbo week, bad theeffoetto 
keep buyers out of tho market. Tobnooo has loon quite 
dull, but prices have further ird vnneed. Flftur and several 
article* of Provision* havo also improved in price. The 
account* of the Oollinp steamer Atlantic, from Llvorpool 
thu 11th instant, were published by us on Wednesday 
morning. They represented tho Liverpool Cotton market 
at that data to have been rathor quiet, nnd prioa* without 
any material change, the sale* of the three business day* 


Tilt: Moiiii.k Maii. Don*. —The stormy weather that 
prevailed oh the Lako ou Wednesday last, ha* created ap- 
prehensions in the mind* of many thnt some accident* 
may linSro been occasioned thereby to -the stcnuiers due 
hero yefiterday nnd the day before. Up to a late lu ur 
Inst uiglit nothing bad been heard of the Oregon, from 
Mobile, or of the California, from Hiloxi. both due Imre « n 
Thursday morning— nor of the Florida, due yesterday It 
is probable, from tho terrific storm that jin-vailed dprhig 
Wednesday nnd Wednesday night! the vr-sel* may have 
been driven aground. It would be found Imp - •’.’.Ip for 
voKsele tocoipc through Grant'* I'a** during such u high 


Middling Upland* at 5,'4fu)5 5 id $ ih. The account* by 
the i (unard steamer Asia are now over due, but telegraphic | 
communication with the East has bean Interrupted during 
tlm laid two d*y* until late yesterday, and up tqthe hour 
of closing our report, nothing has boen received from New 
York later than tho 24th Inst. 

Thu Uunard steamer America was to have left Liverpool 
on the 21 *t instant for Boston via Halifax, and she wu to 
have becu followed on the 25th by the Collins Steamer 
Arctic, for New York direct. 

Tlie weather ha* been cool during the graater part of 
the week, with heavy gales during Wednesday and Tburs 
day from the Northward and Eastward. 

COfTON— The week opened with some Inquiry for new 
rbp, hut as factors insisted upon vary full prices, the 
bule* were confined to a few lots, embracing, on ‘Saturday 
and Monday together, barely 300 bale*. On Tuesday 
factors made noma concessions, with the effect of selling 
250 bales, aud ou Wednesday 350 bales sold, after a further 
reduction In the rates for new crop. The downward ten- 
dency for new continued on Thursday, when the ealee 


TlIK prnu.n Imhim IN Win! in<;:'.\\ — T hu deb- -'at l -lb 
of Pueblo Indians, from New Mexico, now in W.-iN'.rtngU-ti. 
who were ns*aulte<i,ni*.*l -t •!•• I I y ;i - .nj; i.f- boy*. «hil-_ 
passing through the' *tn-i-t- • t t !».** ,-i :: few *1.,;. - a„ 

have ti*blre.**ed the fnHovviil.iT fi tter -1 .i * »-,| tlie filth hi't.. 
to the lion. R. II Wt'ightu. tri. G, -liicgnte from New 
Mexico : ‘ # ‘ 

1 Drar h'nriut : After saluting yrn. in company with* 
your lady nnd the children, we beg leave m inform von 
thnt. up* n inw utrlrai lit re, w hiitlfJy ffl^Hjie-d and 
delighted lo hrtve reached such a delightful e..iinljy. aud 
to have seeiftnnr W‘*ll-h«lnved I're.iident — tho father'of ali 
our reiii®? anti country 

■•i To-day. sir. wu are deprived of the liberty of walking 
in thu.rtreet* to auiuse *>tir-vlv< -'. «*n aecountot tin* bad 
maniigeiyenl of some pareiiv who do not restrain their 
children In tin* 12th inst.int'we p.-ut i>oi. uild were 
stoned hy the boy* w ithout having given tlu-pi any eau*e 
to do so. You are to determine what step* should be ta- 
ken to remedy tlii* evil. Having nothing /urttu r to com- 
municate. we beg leave to us*uve tTyiiu ’• *t " t- ur e -'.tecra. aitd- 
desire to be of service to yon ‘ 

The letter was written in the .*'pani*h language and 
signed by .lose Unrip* Vigil aud .lose M.u iji \ ig:l I Liiar.o. 
Th.-y appear lo he very intelligent in* n. and de.-* ;v< to b 
protect ell Mayor Maury, it is mi'. I. i* . ndeavi ring t**lii. I 
<iut the author.- of the outrage. Major Welghtinun. in 
communicating the letter to the pre.** of Washington, 
says : ’ 

• The great ajUOUIlW nntmaJ and i id.*, > ■ h property of 
the government In-re, some « f^vhh-h i- invaluable as the 
m*ord*. etc . the obligation t*» protect foreign mini-ters. 
* tc . should, it seeiu* to. me. augge.t tiiat more lUterul ap- 
prt pi iat Imi.* f**r this district generally, and particularly tor 
Hu* maintenance of a sufiich-ut p *li*’e. ini :ht he nuul** by 
Uougress. not only vvitimut injuslie.it’ b» tin* ptwiple of tlie 


To tho Ministers on the Mobile District. 

f BxttHMN : Tho Soorotary of out MiB- 
**»rjr Society has forwarded a bundle of 
•1* reports of tho Parent Society to my care, 
for your benefit, which you can have by op- 
P'jiag to Bro.,T. J. Carver 

J. Hamilton. 

Mobile, August 7.. 


damp Meeting Notice. 

The Camp Mooting at tho Bardw 
Starkvillo Circuit, Mississippi Cc 
will begin 23d Septombor no: 
Mumttra aro invited. 

. ., An , en Castle, P. C. 


The Lowe Star Ohuku — We understand that there are 
four lodge* of thi* flourishing ord'T in the city of New 
York, and several in New Euglaud The order hu* not 
been cRtnhllsiicd a year, uud yet. we learn, already em- 
brace* thousand*. It* first anniversary will be celebrated, 


A eonsidcruMe time Waff occupied in discuss* 
iu.LC tlie question bf patronage in the appoint* 
mqnt of niidshipmen/tho object being to place 
it.ou tlie huJiic plat form ns that of tlie cadets of 
We.st Point, nn amendment to which ©fleet U 


in private, on the Iflth of Se ptember. 


l^lill di.-'cuBbetl, 


NEW ORLEANS DI8THICT. 

HAn.lv a ^ H ° md ti Qttor/rr/p Muting 
-HcIWUt J* 1 tttJ d° r ly Oonf, Aug 24, L Feast, Sept. 0. 8 p*. m. 
Moreti „ ■ A «8 81- E Feast, Sept 2. 7 e. M. j 

KOOir a !' ^ l ‘Pt3, L Vi-ast, Aug 30,7^ r. >«■ 
Hcpt 4, Algiers, 4,'a r. m. 

(Itrmin ... .. Bomunout. Alglt.n', S«|it 6, 11 1. M. 

“ Ullllourt Btre„t. S.pt 10. 

Wwlw Smb. Snc'mcnt. l'let j .t, Sopt 1'-’. 11 «. m. 

3X, Wi “ ana CUapula, 11 U, Aug 17, I. Hunt 

) Sept 18 aud 10. 

-fywvUle; Bay ° U Mlhck Mission (i M, Sept 25 and 20, at 

g M i &5 a 1 „ Mi “ lon QM ' 0cl2 ““ J 3 

null 1'hjatoua Mi«lou. Oct 10 uuO 17. 
J. 0. K>:i:k,:u, I'. E. 

Moteb^ewYork, whfth ~ 
° e Pteiul)er, is tho most extensive 
■aid Siiiu® B °rtin America. Its cost, it la 
“IbmwT,. °?° ,aiUi(, ? o f dollars. It is built 
•WtslW, “* stories high, and mon- 

boodral^ „ n ^ r0< i *eet on ilromlwny, and two 
, uo ° “'mot. It lias one hundred 
atreiiL. 

•hi InoJla 5 . uni twenty on tiio latter. It 
iirt^j5™j™<!ato easily six hundred persons, 
* ,r gor Un,n^ c ^i a l **bUsaud. Kacli room is 
bv!i UIIUli * . lu suo *' and is fur- 

P*. Thin*® 8 7 lth ** ot UU| J °o'd wator ami 
% Difln.. tt ,“° ono ■‘"U'lred baths, It has 
magnificent bridal room, 


United Si Ate*, but cmuWU-ntly with ii* duty to pctitm:! 


Hy -Tei.kgrafii — F ive, and a half o’clock — 
The llouso lit 4 o'clock adjourned, without ' 
taking tho vote on tiio NavalAppropriatiou bill. 

'fhe Sminto- discussed tho river and harbor 
nmoitlliuonts till toward o o'clock, and then ud- 
'jouriiod without^ Hiking any vote. 

Lons Nafoi. din’s Intended Marriage. — Tho 
Kuyoppan papers contain various rumors ol 
Louis Nnj>«depu’s intcnde*l espousal of thu Prin- 
ce* Wash, of Haden, :i luJy of whom it is said 
that she mingles in her Wood that of the most 
i idcbratod of tho-Kings of Sweden ; Charles the 
XII, tiustuvus Vasa and Hustavus Adolphus, as 
well as that of the colubratod'Tieftuhuriiius fumi* 


AKruenoN. — Intelligence reached tins city yesterday, 
we learn, that General Armaut, of the parish of St Jpine*. 
ha* had the miflfortune to hx-o-hi* wife and twu clilfiln-n 
They, all died within a *puue of *ix hour*. Of cholera. 


The editor of the Grifllu (Ga.) I’jiii'm lia-f seen-thc 
model of a machfiie-ft i 1 tapping cottuii. invuatejl hy Col. 
A..DickMiti.-fr«im which fcreat thing* ure expeelid/ The 
Union describe* it u* follow* : 

•The uiuehiuu i* trunnelled along between the rows like 
a wheelbarrow. The driving wheel propel* two *<-t* of 
revolving blade* — one **-t iu n hurl/, mini dirniioii, which 
top* tlu* cotton, the other in a vertical diruclioii. which 
lop* off tlie end* of the brauuhe* when- they are. lapping 
aero** tho rovv* It lalqjfconatructtd ihai the hqrl/ontai 
blade* may he lowered or cluvutuff. to *uit tin- h* ight of 
the 'rollon, while in operation, at tlie wiil "f thi? operator, 
uud i* duslgnuil to It** ho lightly cuuKtrurb-J that one per- 
8on muy operate with It-wllh ease going over ti n or twelve 
acre* per day. . It top* two row* m- it pa**e* utohg." 

New Ra'i.kiiai* Oar. — T he l.'tilladelphia. M’ilmington 
uud Ualtiuiore Railroad Cuniput^' put on the road, on tlu* 
10th iust . u new car. with tho arrangements niftl v.enlila- 
tor* to prevent the annoyance suffered from dtts(. The 
ventilators are *o fixed at the top us to prevent the cin- 
,der* from tho locomotive from getting in. and tlie uinis 
peiinittcd to escape at the side — thus creating u ‘current 


Inferior.. 

Ordinary 


lion. Robert Runtuul's life was insured at the ll^ititdi 
Life Insurance Company, in* Bolton, for $10 000. A pretty 
good lift fur the utllictud. 


COTTON AND TOBACCO BTATtllKNT. 

Cotton, bale*. TWocco, hhdB. 
Stock on hand Bept. 1, 18M.. 13,320 3>,8T1 

1,4 ^DJ58«il .427.102 ? 60-80, T23 

i, flap! uo, 5M 

. 1,433.140 01.W8 

000-1, 433, 140 130-01,587 

0,412 MOOT 


At a late meeting of a scientific- association in Albany. 
N. Y., a communication wa* received from Professor Hor*- 
ford, of Harvard, Ma**,, etating that thu Runker Hill 
Monument ewings backward* and forward* like a pendu- 
lum every day : By an apparatu*. which it l* unnecessary 
to describe, it hu* been ascertained that there is u light 
hut perceptible movement in the morning to thu West- 
ward ; at noon to tho Northward ; and in the t-vening-to 
thu East. It is caused hy thu uucqual expansion of'the 
side* of the monument by the heat of the eun. What 
confirm* it is that a shower suddenly cooling one side also 
produces a movement. 

Railroad Dividend.— A dividend of eight per cent 
henil'tleclNred'WtheGapRttl-Rtoek cd tlw Georgia KwufW 

western Railroad on the opera tion* of tho first year. ' 


yesterday 

Exported to date. . 

•• yesterday. 

Stock on hand not cleared. 

TOBACCO— Ther* ha* becu Tory little animation in the I 
Tobacco market during the put week, and the total sale* 
do not exceed 600 hbd*. Tlii* limited buxines* hu been | 
caused I)/ the «nal! supply offering, u much as by tlu* 
want of demand, though influenced, doubtless, in some 
measure, by the stringent pretensions of factor*, who hare 
-Mi^ a pmql (heir rate* another #4 glac e our lost review of 
the market. Wa raise our qdotatloua accordiiigly. is" ic&-~ 
lows : Lug*, 3fo)4)i } Leaf, Inferior to Common, 4%0t, X ; 
Fair to Fine, 6>ifS)tS>£ ; Choice aud Belvctiomi, QMtiSHH i 
Mason County, V ft- The paiTlculafr •** 

have been as follows : 28 hhds at 4% ; 18 (MObod County) 
At 6 ,'Ci 89 bba. At !>H ; 88 At 6 Ji | 18 At «| » At - ) « 
At i!i\ 15 At 5 ; lU0At6«, Aiul80»tU88S». 


Diirjng the fi ssiou. a message wu received from the 
President of the United States, enclosing the correspou- 
deu'-c rciativ.u to the Sandwich Islands. The corr>sspou- 
deme wa* ordered to lie printed 

NowYork Markets. 

New York, Aug. 24. 

Tlie Cotton market is yet quiet, and sale* limited to OOO 
bale*, without any material change In price*. Flour l* 
in g /od request, at *4 50 per barrel -for State brands. 
Mixed Corn ha* advanoed to 72 cent* per bushel, with 


lother of the l’rincuss 


w us a iluupjhter of tuff Duke ol liatte: 


PaESKNiiMKNTs — The Albany, N. Y., Jouruul, iu speak- 
ing of thu late muhincholy accident in that city, hy which 
Mr. Bomber lost his life, gives the following iuterestlug 
particulars : - 

It teems to have been a settled conviction of the de. 
ceasbd that he would die a violent death. Hitting in Mr. 
Cugger’s oflloe, at 7 o’clock on Friday evening, just about 
an’ hour before the uccldeut. he guru a abort history of hi* 
family, uud mentioned the fate of several relatirci. Hi* 
fulher. while engaged iu I'elllDg a tree, wu* struck lu the 


l\cocnt experiments, it i« sfiiteil, have hUuwu 
that steam, us generated in steam boil*’)* i* un»ire«tual 
extinguisher of fire. A forelgu journal state* t^mt it wu* 
applied to a tiro ou hoard u stimtuftbip, froi^tbu Ituiler. 
with the most ‘complete sumv*. It wju^tiUo tried at 
Trenton, iu un iron foundry, with tho's niT* result. 

During tho mock trial of Lffuis XVI., lio w n 
ashed w hat hu Imd dope with ft certain Him of money, a 
few thousand pound* His voice luil d him. and tbctVur* 
eame into ids eyes at thu question. At hmgtli hu replied : 

*' l loved to make tliu people iluppy." He find given away 
the money iu eharliy 

Tho quqrtorly refuros of uitirriages, Lirth* 

and deaths in Englutid for thu i|uurter to tiio 3Ut of 
Murcii. have just been published ; the number* aro us fol- 
low*; Marriugc*. <12.1*83 coupl* * , .liinh*. 16p Itin ; diiath*.'; 
100,813. In neither case Is there any rcmurkublu depar- 
ture from the average. 

Letters rcoeiveil iu Curie, from l-’licsqlicll , iu 
Africu, huve unnouiioud that thu ancient seed of ‘corn, 
which was used during tho time of tho klyg* of olicleut ’ 
Egypt, the 1'huroh*. had been' w wu lu flu* garden tif-a 
former and produced several ears, which offered a *cw 
speolns entirely uuknowu to luodvrn ngrioulture.. 

Tho Ciurinnnti TimosBuyH, two fuiierul truims 
met at thu Two Mil* House, mmr (hat pity, the. ouo gutug 
to the dfllfi' tery aud the other *-*imlng from it. Butfi 
stopped, nud the men alighted to drink. A general fight 
eusued, in which pevwral periou* were severely hmleed, 
and the coffin considerably damaged. 

A passenger iu one of tlie NowYork omaiLuees, 
u day or two since, In order to huve uo d<iuy in settling 
ids fo re, put thu sixpence for that purptmc into his omuth. 
The cola uufwluuutely slipped into his wiudpipe, where 
U lodged, causing immediate fii .S'wf voiou uud dungsr of 
suliocatluu. After much suffering hy tlie puth-nt ft was 
rxtr«ot«(i by tuHififf Into tlie windpipe 


uf the Ncpoleou family. An Euglish pqper, 
whence we derive tho above facta, au yn : 

Uf tho two children of tho Kuipresu Josejihini', 
tlie dauffliter. Jhn'temjo, uiuiried Louiu Ilona- 
parte, Kin# of liullumi, ami the hiutury of itur 
ilesicemlantH is now boginuing — whero it will end 
whocuneuyf Her eon, F.ugune, became King 
of Italy, and married a daughter of the King of 
vuria, byvrhoiu ho -left two- mum and two 
daughter*. The eldest boa inafried Douuu Ma- 
ria, the present Queen of I'orfugal, but uufor- 
tuimtoly died a month afterward. Tho other 
boh, tho Prince of Leuchtenberg, married a 
daughter vf-the JOiuporoi NioholuH, of Kuucin, 
who iu determined to miike him a King au noon 
ns coon au a kingdom can •»« carved out for hint. 
'Of' tho two daughters of Eugene Heuuharnais, 
the eldest is thu Queen of Hwodeil ; the other Is 
the ex-KmpifcsB of Iiruiil, widow of tho ouep 
famous Don i’odro. Hho, though no louuer au 
Kmpresa, vet lives very comfortably at Lisbon 
with her laughter, now tweuty-ono yeato old, 
who will ju UhhWy'flome day or otlier likewise 
marry a King. So much for some of tho char* 


hi east hy the fulling tru k and Instantly killed. Olliers 
of hiH family had met a similur fate. It 1* a (Angular fact, 
too, that Mr. Dumber entertained u strbng presentimout 
of some immediate evil, which he expressed at vuriou* 
limes on Friday limt,, l iming that day |u> more than unco 
declared his desire to make a- will, ‘running over soino ac- 
counts dud him, etc. n« wa* most'wanaiy dfivou a iff his 
young wife, aud left her reluctantly on that fatal evening 
Before going nut he requested her lo play a favorite airou 
a plauo he hud reouutlv purchased for her. and us if con- 
scious of some impending dunger. lie would get up to go 
aud then come back uud iuuUt ou her repeal! ug It. At , 
length lie kissed her,’ uud promising lo return immediate- 
ly, left her to meet hi* terrible fate. 

V When brought back to hi* hoarding house, a lady 
hoarder, to whose husband Mr Uamher bora jojuu re»eui* 
bltnoe.. failed, supposing it was really her hu*hand who 
was • almost burned to death.’ Bu.ded in restoring aud 
consoling this lady, it wa* not until Mr*. Dumber wont up 
to aid thu principal Hufferer. that she realised her own af- 
fliction. Every feature of this appalling uccldeut 1* wul- 
auoholy. The widow, wu believe, 1* hardly yet seventeen, 

| and ha* been married not yet a year. She is moreover un 


rTlu* Jtfff'VS'fk Golhftuilto ol the 14th 


A w» 


iq*t, ha* the following paragraph 
•*A guntleuiau of this elty i* preparing n m»p 
will short ly ho publish ed- colUctod principally frui 
documonl* uud authunlio, Journul* of )ludson‘ 
tm t wifi prove limit conclusively that thu prt* 
of NewVork l* not thu Manua-hatju /ifolludson 

tilnu an 'lTluuih and even no it?** than a i'«utury ago, a* 
was also thu pre««ut site ot Jersey UUy . Don’t U» startml 
gcnileup u of the Historical ffoclsty.for It wl “be*hown 
as plain os the uo*«a upon your faces, or else the KugUi*i» 
language ii Incapable of » xprfs*iug lUUf sou* to he un- 
dcrtlood. Wait a fea dayii. 1 ’ . 

A diuuovery hoff hit'aix rucouily wwl® *** 

lu ngard to thu liiuroi^u of fiih, by which it 

inorcase their numbers to any ivquir«4 yffUnii w* anpe 

thh. muy had tahie fopl* uUfdug k' 1 ° ur 

ralmou pike aud tiVaf. The government of hy 

giving e-ncourugcmoiM t*i »h*» dhcovery, ha* 

price of fish, iu some p-»tt* » f FntUfV, lM b* redRo^tl. to 

fi m- -fourth. Vfiv IrrywytiH. , 


principally from ancient 
ml* of Jludson's voyage, 
that th» present ihluua 

ui «».,«« a— - * :;_..r__--r;i j tbut,ffn 

the cORlrary, it wa* tho present site of llohpkvu, at that 


^•i* »lt 0 rtof ♦h«S v S to8t fltte room iff 

^ PWds hiH story. He remonatrateff, 

an(I • reply!, re- 

„ ,i U i !if° r a m “®ont on a platform, and 
Akkreou, a ,U fi ht °f fiaod of l’rofcb.Hor 

_ A? r * Down lie comeu aorain the 


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8i\n, itu following additional 


The Union Whig OoovenUon. 

NOMINATION 0 1 MK. WKll«TKB. 

The Convention of tho Union Whig* of Georgia 
ronoil to nomlnajf a HIM ticket tor llio Frcslficnc 


II th- A...1 m. 


"SJ-ja 8U, nJ .M o.« , u If wo , ro notnrUioform SHCTL 

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Jiw t^ifejsSs- ii™ "<»«•• of r,« 

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. rornXd a« oar »l ™cn '’rralrlrnrr (.scolded at Mlnodgorm. 
lioahnnbaMor (la ttio Rtata. on Ib-ltth hist. Ono hundred 
3,0 Mnmdanre of tho dtlpK „,„ ^ r , representing forty-o 

-.•to nolmlaiOfotm- ..%3CL'2 !^,“o , L # ?^ i"S 


MenopoUmix Female Seminary. • - , 

EUTAW. (IRHK.VB 00., ALABAMA. 

Tlio Kell Session of thU InttUnilon will open on the 


Monday of September. Young ladles from a distance 


liter! tothoprnctlco oflfvw. ’* •. *** ’ *r4 roqawted to innkf nppllcatltti fdr entmner in catena At tlin above 

It 1 h efltimnted thftt Tulftro county, California roUofrin* : 

^prorlttcf' Rr/lln ftlOOlth to fw»il a lulmilotloK Till* npfnmiTin,Lnliidri<l nf Hip A.'lmnl urn mint, an In ..It .r.l 


• *••'■ -dr i'WjSW 

'.'M..ro.vV<.pr -aw*, YU 

< ‘ Wta*hAr t ' i j pi> | 

* . ft- ‘liapirp -regra i.-wp M mUMrmf 

: 1 v- . /it**-/* . 


retnUUhln* her In^ndcnre, both flmn e&Ily oMpSiU* fSlnwlSlT tS&S 

Otlly, so that a buirfar may bo «#UWIslH*<r to the nggres- ,Pd ,b '' folIowin « ® atT,wl 

TUoIm-*^ S ffsfl-H f Sssfi'ili. ... „„ ^Par«n?f.r-Ktonnd | Worrell. of Talbott. 

tin, Mates 




,,., , „ imsu oi luciMiicaiorariinimign uiorongn end oorom- 

A^y.P MWr °‘. ®»Ploy*d In oatolilnit I l>U*h«4 Education. The locution la ono of tin. moat ellgl. 

i «e_ , ri -— — sauna ay uii'ui iwr te I bid In lllA tvlinlrt KfrnMi WhulluW if pneiPile lhaiM.IUi.A 


myenlent. lORowlng; 

The nrrotmnount ion* of the Reboot nr* such iu» to afford All . *IRTtIOI>IW IKlOR 
10 !>oM of faetUUM for acquiring n thorough and oorom- . . ' ” ruMira,l, ">" *>t thla 
liaherl Kdttratlrm. Thu location to one of tho moat aitol*. | non, nt catnlogun priori. 


- Nil ■ 

. 



London MorolngOh 
In. a aittlng on l 


r.in a telegraphic dispatch I o 
iiMlnn Ornette doc lares tho a 
irthrrn Powers, published In 
Blclp, tolwft mere fabrication. 


piwnou Ndiiratlon. The location la one of tho moat ellgl. • ,u, 'K un pnova. 

bio In tho whole Houtb. Wbothet it regards tho retired « . _ ®U^DAY BOHOiOL 1 

beauty of tho Immediate alto, the aalnl.rlty of tho atmoa- , y JJJW® 00 ** bf ad dmomli 
phore, the' exceltonne of the water, or tho mornla, Intclll- . T ® •WWrttnent Of .lUVRgrrw 

ffenrra. fltl.l r.n. ^ 4K« eriMMeamlLi nnmn.H.11. Libraries, ^ 


Sn wK tSuom . SrcartAniiWamea T. Nlnhot, of hlb'b, ami .Tamos M. Sdollart * *') **V nm of 0Ter tiro millions Konco. aud reflueraCnt of the surrounding community, 

!i ultimo, the Ocnnanlc Tllet * , ..u u uu i gu » A ohlbl r ' little remains to he desired. Three or more Teacher* are 

m’ssA "AS 1 tSSftf Sy Zt r “ K BSSld Slh/ti.bifi' 322 ?*. *Tn , mm * u " th " to ' he 

rtn. By tills yote, tlio nffidra of tho to neprercntotimln tlln fltite Leglfttaturo. for half a plot of rflF find while on tw wit hmi^. of tbaiructlon, tho marked features of which are thorough. 

* * "^n nobles of Raxe Cohtirg do- T***’ following resolqtloiia worn adopted, and then the drank some of tho contents, when death soon afterwards nM,MU * honesty. Tho pupils <*n)oy the benefits of Leo. 
rmanlo Piet a protest a£f nut I ^ turop * Apparatus, aud such other acccuiorles as arc moat 


Prussia and Ahstria. By this rote, the affairs of tho cn t 1 , 1 ’^ \? IlpPW.«ent«tlTeflln tlln Bmte f (PR 
Pueblos aro eonoluded. Thn nobles of Rax o Cohtirg do- T a l° t adopted, 

tha bare lodged with the (lcrmanlo Piet a protest against Lonrentlontook a rcoess to 0 o'clock, r m, 

fhnnnwOnnnllliiUnn /.K mi... i , 


little remains to he desired. Three or more Teacher* are This dnuaMmaM ' 
constantly associated With tho Prinnlpal In the business woaks In T1 * VATy * 41 V>^ 
of lb*iructlon, tho marked features of which are thorough. Por>( , *** hi 

nen* and honesty. Tho pupils enjoy the benefits nf Leo . V._.L l. 0 ” h h may he 


tna hare lodged with Urn (lcrmanlo Piet a protest against 1 R T, J.Ta ‘ p - Apparaiue, ami such other 

tho new Constitution of the Panhtorf Thn n.ik« n „ hi. lltffllrrd, That a Committee of Three fYom each Oort* A n n w i,. p , „ , _ . 

part, protest* ngaln«t the absorption of tho Puchy of I.u- R n,w ^ on *l District he appointed by tho Pivsldent to report Fe to CallfornloA ^ r Oltk Hnntn ’ P ‘ 

MUlmr.Inlo Uut Pnnl.h Monarrbr 3 matter prupurrurUio aoUon of thIaConTonlloii It L i ° ‘ th * nor * I y Mountain Itani-r. K«r further particular, apply to 

Tho Onlapna Oaartto atatra that fHandly rolatlona aro That aoM Oomrolttoo bo aulhttrlirj to liol.) a h„ * T< * r ,S ".. bT , ,°* pt ' "'*>•«■», «nit 

- .artablliliril baftvarn l'niaata and IVratphalta conferrnoit with ttnob Oommlttoe aa may be nppolntnl hy w i.?, f H ,ll lj !l ' I ,r «cticnl,lo for horora amt 

pateo from I.tabtm «™Tth*»tU nit Thi MlnWnr f Oon«ntlon of .portion of our political frlomfa, to meet th ” ,on ' lflom S»»t» 1';’ to Mlaaonrl. 

irlng been defeated, tendernd their KMitmiiinni wi.tah ln this plnce to-morrow, to ascertain If there be nnv Tho Dftorftmonto Vallnv Roilrnnrl • 


were not accepted, t 
Chamber of Deputies 


>wm mm 

/■.Zawo^fi Hr* 

• •• *- ilrV> J 4 r ! 


iro to tha 20th utt Tho Mlntotrr S uo n' , 'n"''n ora portion of onr political frlontk to mart „ " lrom '» m Mlaaonrl. 

tandared tbatr raaiim.ttona, whlafi J? i°„ f * !v CTU,n , lf ,h T nn T , .| ho Snortimonto Valley itnilrond Compattv is 

- ; ^rafarrlng to dlraotra tha “™« uhawby the harmony of the party may ba aaonntd i« tha nama (,f n joint atook aaaoclntlon iuat Imnad nt Wa 

Th. alaattona a?a to take plane ,a . . . Saofemanln ally, California, ultb a aaplt of tUoSSrS? 

by . now rlaatornl dcoraa. KaWird, That tho Swratarlaa bo dlraatad to aomninnl dlrhlad Into lfi.000 aharaa. Much of tL a toak baa hTo l.? 

id mnnllrstad Itaalf tn lha nrorlnan «V°.'a Ileao utlona. tOMthat with tha' namaa of aubaorlbarl for, amt Ilia bar aantnoa a. 1,1 ?- ‘ * " “ " BKN, 


A Wlfiomtv, , 

Juna.lSM.__, rrlnalpal and Proprietor. 

NOTIOB " ■!. 

Imvo Tnla Dhy aaaoolatod with ualn the Kaatoraifo, 


semi. Kltto, Hollar, Filw. 

» Auhlguy, blither, Calrln 
BIBI.B8 ! HYMNS! a5 


Ch».7.r«7^i,r’&T^^^ 10°^7U^ ‘nlhaonanhMPwald.ntl.l'.l.ctlon.' ' K.5?am7ntt ^iforniT, w"bTZl.a ^ r T ^ »*»“«'•«*« 1> “a In th. F»ator. ([ ., -»™n} HYMNS! A! 

tmmadlataly, praarded by a new rlaatornl dcoraa. ' KarMoarf, That the Swratorlaa bo directed to aoinniniil dlrhlad Into l.YOOO aharaa. MUoll of tSo atoak^hi^fi '' onlmlMlcin *“1 Forwarding liualncM, JOnN D. OAM- A ” ^tlonalTanaaortmant.of 
Fha rina dfaaaaa had nianlfaatad Itaalf In tha proTtnca shore Itaaolutiona. togathar with . tlia* n.maH of auhaarlhatt for, amt tho par cantaoa paid in bKN, Kaq., lata of St. l.nnia, and will continue tha huat- binding., 

of Mi an. nnS nnmmiii..i wet mwocu tno L’nminittco nnpolnted by this CnuTenlloii. In liui f’nri. . . • • 1 ... i nr,... 


. ' I — nail mniiunttu iittrii III lur itrut IUC1‘ 

of Malaga, and committed great ratnge*. 

A complete failure In the Tines ami vintage of the 


. V. 11 Tlur " *‘ nu Tinmgeoi im 

Tftdelra is Announced. 

The commercial conference between France and Bel 


It “w. . v . . ^ *T I HI l in- iiamm oi 

tho Committee nppolnted hy this Contention, to the (Ion 
rentlon to assemble to-morrow. 


It is stntcd Hint a tvonllliy Mnglislt Baronet koV 

now In Ph adelo il. In»...iin- i.— ..i? A L0 - 


.unvuiuiuuniini i iiiiim-iini ueiwncn r ranee ana ucl- 4 , ,, , I •■ i-v.,r U >■« hhuhuk 

glum, which wan interrupted by the Belgian Ministerial It Con !P!!S*®2 of under Mr. Trippe’s rcsolu- 

' crisis, Isrosumcd ^ n - nn ‘* th 0 (-ouTentlon. by special vote added the uamn 

A 1.1. r ,, . ... .... nr Itm Boanlilnnl nf (Via l.a.I.. 


° Tv ’ ”»• 1 ‘«wnu|iiuu I Ilf iii-igian miniwmi 

crisis, Is resumed 

A leUar from Town atataa that 1800 hail dial (out of a 
nftnn Allfln nf10(inc\ fmin ai».i>*a a i... .1 .1'.. 


pniion to ossemblo io-inorrow. it is Hinifid Mint ft wealthy linglisll Baronet 

Tlio OonTontlon taring nammhUa at tlio appointed l « now In rhlloilotpliia, Inraatlng largely In Federal and 
our tho fo lowing gantlaman wire roportad a. Arming Prime matabaanrltl™. tt I, eoiebthet Mr. Wake? ham 
la Oommtltaa of Twenty-four, under Mr. Trlppa'B rcrolu- »m> Mr. Thomas 111, Idle, both fluent broker. In hid 
on. anil lha Ihiurantlnn. hy apcrlal rnla nddfd tha uama I'Hy. «« mnklng tile Inyaalmanta. 


HKN, Ksij., lala of 81. bonis, and will continue tha bual- 
naas undor tha nama and alyla of TYATKRR, CAMOBN 


nf binding.. ’ 

, , SCHOOL 

I would rasprat fully C , U ihe ^ 


. a. .. .... . mar iouu nail <ltau lout or a ... . , ,, 

population of 12.000) from almlara A lira had also lately r ■ 
oonaumnl alghtv houses. nn,l tha »raalo,r dl.in... „... HlnoMhanr. 


ts^m 


w. in.uiiu; irum nmipn, a nro nnu also lately 
oonromwl eighty houses, and ,-Uie greatest distress pre- 
vailed In tho city. 

Dmnestlr politics tn Kngland are extremely quiet, and 
will doubtless remain no until Parliament nnssimbles lu 
Octohor. 

The aspect of public fading In tha Unllad States, respect- 
u cner0ap I , nient ln the fisheries, has awakened much 
attention among all shades of nolltlclans. The irenomi 


”7.. — *T 7 3 p ^' v,;,n, T,,l, «“>upu me iihiik 

of the President of the Lody. 

First District— P . W. Alexander, R. M. Blount, R. II 


.u,. “ LI ” '*** fiimieiii uroxer* in that 

ity, are mnklng tlie investments. . ii nvi . roii 

tho rcTolulionary war, nays tlio Now I two., w.Tta. 

I ork Mirror. salmon were so nbumlimi in 


uu. rp spccuuiiy cnll the ** 

Wo respectfully solicit thn patronage of our old ftiendfl C ”'* cbw 7 , » R nd others In 
111 tllP hlllllin (rotmanllw In Imkalr Af/ma worn Ana my largo and yaluabia .„v_ 


« J j-tnuMour vi vm iiii-uii 

and tho public generally In t*hntf of our new firm, 
NowOrlenns, July 1, 1R52. WATERS A CO. 


... - nur, nays uio i^ow 

Ttl^rcr tlllt ifpZu.^ ^te, n ' la r t theConneethAt 


CIIABLr.R WATER*. 


I nckshear. 'ork mirror, salmon won* so abundant In the Connecticut ’ c ** n,w ’ riiAntrs water*. 

Beoond— T. 0. Sullivan, William C. Parkins. Hichnrd U , f 1 t,mt th '* Hriurnien would not sell rlind, unless the Waters, Oamden & Oo., 

Third — It. V. TSppa. T. F. talUal. Gan. Oahonia. ^ ANI ’. «««*>• 


Third — R. 1*. Tflppe. T. K. Retbel, Geo. Osborno, 
Fourth— M. Ferrell, Vfy D. bucket, 8. C. Klain. 


Fifth— R. II. niolmrdsou. if. 0. Cole, B. F. Morgan. 
Sixth — Wm. L. Mitchell, fl. Bell, Y- Anderson. 
Seventh— A nguatus Hcesc. R. M. Onne. It. A Ward 
Klgbth— T. II. Pothlll, II. H. Cummlug. W. W. Ander 

HKUJi — — — 


" * Mine Miinion ni iwo routs nor 

ilaamad « cnHwhy"""’ ' foulJ h " 

Foporter'jurife. in Irhlatul is not ft path 

dationf ” Ai They rfc ‘'" ,V( ‘ 00 "ccommo. 


VATES9. JOHJI B. C'AMPV.X, CIIARLP.R W; 

Wa torn , Camden & Oo., 


a.;;,'' „ ^unmioie. io enamo them to 
tltscha rge their laborious duties. Thny n ro p ru^hnd out 

prerlona nntloa : at ibl'ami Um°" if la rta 

iSffRfsi?*' 

In fact, being paid off at Wdhol.ipi. - r ' President and Vice President other than thorn now tofW _ " uon UarUly 11 fl K ure of 

troublo bos caused conslderablo feeling, and with other , Th p rominitteo also reported tho plntform " 

clroumstanccs has had a depresslug effect on the funds adopted hy the 11 hlg National (,’onvcntion in their recent PBLIOIAM A mmiur atti , 

At first, however, no particular slgnlflqance wa* attri- Baltimore ns the platform of the Third Cnudi- "LlUiANA FEMALE INSTITUTE, 

hutod ln London to tho nnto nf Mi- - - date Party of Georgia, and submitted an electoral Halral .KICK'. SOX. T. n ir r « r a. 


<IOMtal88TON MRRCIIANT8. 

July 3, No. 102. Poydraa atraat. NessOrlaana. 

' E. CV ESTES, “ — 

COMMISSION M ERCIMN.T, 

Ni:w Yam. 

Purchases arary dasaripllan of MKRCHANDISR on 


n>J largo and yaluahla aasort 
Spalling Hooka, 

Reading Roota^; 
nictlmiarU'a, 
Qranunars, 

, flhclorla. r 



Drawing. 

Rook-K.wping, 

Geography, ■ 

• lllstfiry. ^ ^ 

. /’ Dlngraphjr, 

mhm 


fm 3 

M- 3 T ■'3 


•h from tnorchants, planters and others, either for . n Natural, m 

or on credit, embracing Dry Qoo3s, Clothing. Hard* Q " Unma ”.- Dlctlonaria*, 

Pianos, Carriages, Furniture, Machinery, Planters’ pan ‘ rt, » <* p nnan and Itajlau 0 


.. . v....... B .r, • unmuil. pliii iiiinl;, i llllivrij p . 

Utensils, and Indeed every thing the market affords. a . ® tc - 

Consignments of any Produco promptly and faithfully K ana Lat,n Book8 »‘ of all 

niteiiilisil tn RTANUAtin 


y£ ■ * +\V 



■ t0 tho not0 of Mr - Webster respecting 

hand fWthdr work*, four hun- tho tUhlng rights, as the matter was considered susceptl- 
lumbor, besides Ato hundred pal- W* of an easy and amicable ailjustment. Tho Dally News 
• « v V, p an art,cl ° 00 tl* 1 ’ sutjcct by almost accusing tlio 

B. Bmlth ho* arrived In Galveston in p crb 7 (loTcrn “«nt of wishing to foment war abroad, for 
k of natirp marble Intondad for tho Wash- «S^ «•_*&» 


' ■ oinu Avjmrieu mo piauonn , ______ 

y the Whig National Convention in their recent FELTOTA W A tnniur atti 

Baltimore, ns the plntform of tho Third Candl- * • FEMALE INSTITUTE, 


o. ddud du arrived m Galveston In 
j <i m block of native marble Intended for the Wash- 
i National Monument. ^ 


RitaA.Vt.iVM V » 1 K prugrew ni nomo. Tno Times 
hints that Mr. Webstor may. perhaps, bo courting popu- 
larity, and blames tho British Foreign Secretary for peck- 

imr tO tUYitCet. f tin lra.1.. hv kra.._*T_ 


w jariiy, anu blames tho British Foreign Secretory for Vek- 

-7T* v ^i” Wicather.— C orn 1* selling ln Austin at , f, ^ l £ 6 , 1 t , r ! ldB by bount ' c «i «t tho samotlmo 

«» cant* per bushel, though that price It not expected to SJi n t ? wllh tbc BriUah OoTcrnmenfp lutorpreUtlou of tho 

‘llRSri rift II I I III II 'll WeEkeoV Deololu "iSH' 


J 7 * -f i n ; . tu ini' Hum unuui- 

date Party of Georgia, and submitted an electoral ticket 
for the party, as follows : ' - 

First District— Hamilton W Sharp, of Thomas. * . 
Second District— Wm. M. Brown, of Morion. 

Third District— Washington Poe. of Bibb 
Fourth District— Blunt 0. Ferrell, of Troupe. 

Fifth District — Warren Aiken, of CaM. 

Sixth District— Y. L. G. Harris, of Clark 
Seventh District— John J. Floyd, of Newton 


attended to. ’■ ‘ ‘ "• * j STANDARD,, 

r i h ir c/i \r RcrcRi to— In every department of Science, * 

THE FIFTH mum' / « ? I * !,f ' t ‘ Mc ™f '^eli‘m»nt8ummcra,Edltor.Soilthcrn(:hH«tl.n «■ wumd-cell tho ellontlcn o 

2411. lull 1 .1 o?' S M 10N f t,,i " Iwtltallo* doted on Advocate. Ulmrleeton. i llo lo hl« choice coUkIIod nr w 

pclobo!', 5 lM2 * cl ' mnic “' i >>B:ou First Monday lu MnForrlu. Editor NeehVlUo AdTOmito, Nwh- Works! A1I the new 

Jlbilll) OF TKAI'IIERM Kdltor'.Vow Orleans Ohrlstleu Adrooeto. "“‘’Wm soon aa Issued Rom 


attended to. 

nr. rcsi to — 

Messrs. Wlghtman A Summers, Editors Southern Christian 

AUVOrntl' < inulnolnn • 


HOARD OK TEACHERS. 


1 — — «v.v>cvi ,vu ,v treaty * * 

1| W wall Is U.0 price on Wobbor's Prairie Tho BnglUL Charge d’AILilroe ha. nuomded lu nro 

ithcT plaou*, und (Lin will nruluil.lw sutnllnna Uliritllr till* minluliinant i.KIk. _L- • , .*!. 


>the average price In the oomitry. 


jannsw wm muuuui r khuhu xuo JSOgusa (jlmrgo d’Affaircs ho* succeeded in nro. 1 mu 

tbb will probably contlauo ouring tho punishment uf tho Turks who assassinated the , Dg f 1 . uot ® d i 
lutho country. ■- - J 


vv.on.u vutllllt— VVUIIW. riUYU, OI i^OWlOn. BL'AlaM. ATVI. ftt. Bl'l ,<lp • At TO I 

Eighth District— Philip B. Louie, of Jefferson. Music bepdrtment. " 4t 

Tho committee llkowiso reported Instructions to thn tvhuu .. 

lectors nomlnntod, to support in tho event of tin* tlnbnf* l AYstULK SEMI-ANNUALLY 


Prind^TSST &T C^^rilunl Ro® w” -ff’ 
Musio*i>op&tmentf L * ' ^ 1 ^ Atoa *«»•' 


vvnnu.ttv, unuwilll IVjIUl LVU lUSirUCUOIIK lo tno 

electors nominated, to support in tho event or tho ticket 
being elootod, Daniel Webster for President, and Charles 
.1 .li'iit ina fnr ^ j C c President 


! th *\ two wlltola boii 


.„ , ,*P‘Jn»t ‘ho prcua coutiuucc in l’ioduionl . 

Ion* effect on cotton. ^<fo Oowcmnont of Blclly, olthw hy the 


■ fuuniuB i vi » iu" i resiueni.^ 

The whole report was unanimout ly adopted. 

'I'ilM fnllnivlni* Hviinllllro (1nn....lll if jl.. 


Tho following Exeoutlve Committee of the party was 
then appointed, and soon aflef tho Convention adjourued 
nine the: 


... Niuinimii G'lllUiUlU. 

Messrs. J. 0. Nelson St Co., Now Orleans. 

Messrs. Cherry. Henderson St Co'., New Orleans • 
Messrs. Lowe. Pattison A Co., New Orleans. 

-Mr. Win. Kckford. Mobile, Ala. 

Messrs. Weaver, Mullin & Co., Mobile, Ala. 

Col. James K. Saunders. Mobile, Ala. 

A. O. Harris. Ksq..Vlcmplils, Toim. 

” • *• Uooke, Klysltfn Field*. Texas. 

Johuston At Bro., CentroviUc, Texas. 

Q. W. Fringe, LlbertAToxa*. Jyjo 


a»to uouu mucu in- 

It upon the ground. Herald, of the 14th Inst., suyt> 


Pontohartrain. 


' — ■ . W «. -’auuvru nuu ADOll 

Capt. Mardy, Capt. McClelland and Dr. Bhumurd, ar- Laiek i bom Buaao* Avnt:s.— By tho bark Swan which No-deductlon w 

riTCd nt Ihla fclaco on the loth ln»t„ haying ooninlotod ■ 11 11 rrotractodilluos.i 

tholr examination of tho country upon lied Kl»er. Oaut. „ I n \ U ^‘ “ ” ih ° 17Ul in ' t -’ 8un received l'uplla are expo, 


- -rag^n-vavuoanrain. JgjJ .Vailn.^ of The eiuntra Zoi Red iflvT 1 ' “„o? ‘" lT " 1 I " Ullmo ' 

It htataen aorloudy proposed to oonitruot u rail- Maroy goea to Wnahlngton to rnaku' bin report to thoVar lhl ’ fl ’ llu *‘"8 : ol«. and Tallo-im|jkln« (murkedL) 11 *^ 0 " 11 ‘ ,rU “ 11 

UuonaU Lata Fontchartnlu. to avoid Ule dtnonltlea R'Si'iJilt.i’ JI? iSSS 1 !!' * ,oUwl * ,, ‘' ordered to Ban An- Rio ,lc Jmlrv, July 4, 1853— By tho orrlrol to-dav at “ l ' 0IJ ‘n‘"d ouraolvo., permanently In Hi 

Aave the great* distance of poaoing around It, all 8tb Military' Department per-0n ,0 Commander of tho this port of a French steamer 

**n, upcua.cpraeUe.Umy ofanoh . work muat SXT; "gentlemen that th.v “S iJI'. 0 ^ • X the* ^deral^^ ? 


»iuu. iimn. lw . — " ”“*• 

Editor Now Orleans Christian Advocate. received as aeon ns Issued from 

Messrs. J O. Nelson is Co., Now Orleans. DOMESTIC AND FOB 

Messrs. Cherry, Henderson Si Oo'.. Now Orleans A largo and Valuable eta 

A >-rle.nStaU„nery,Ml ftM h 

Messrs. Weaver, Mullin & Co.,. Mobile, Ala. , , s u «u»Uy kept ihn8tatlo_ 

nsn.wn— l-AYAULE SEMI-ANNUALLY" IN ADVANCE " , “ 1M “ K - SaUJlder*, Jlohlio, Ala. I-etlcr and Nolo PAPERS, of A 

Board. (13 M per month.)' " (i: ] }" n } K , Ksq JWompmo, Teitu. BOOKS, COPYING PRESSES, IK 

Tuition, (Colloglatu Deparlniont.) ’soon IV ta‘ V*?' 1 *'; K,J 1* , 5S* ‘ho lowest cash prices 

AhsixZ;Jl 1 £$-.-. Is Mfasusksr*'~ 

KiSas,SS!SK::::::;:;i"”S *• F^umcci u s Bra BsugB JSSSSCtStt* 

aiAitC ep . c ? that Boarding; and Tuition In Enelbh Tlw S “ r, ''‘ ,nJ Mo8t Effective exporionco, extensive acua^sUs_ 

The 0 oo;r of rdK*Tk^.tr^,r,i'of ftotsi mu l ItE f rE ^ y ' FOn WORMS. that his ability to exoeut^ony oriaf 

odern and Ancient Languages, If diisired. nr., il j U ?“ to , rcm 1 ed ' eH tbt 'y pnrchaao and use, when fu8 1‘ntJUK^ 

.^ dt ; d “«f, lo P wW b « *UHdo for absence except in case of V?, 1 ? db »®"«- n notorlou* fact that lxx)i P* , r . 

otmeted illness 1 ca * y<x bolb »“ children und adult*, often catuo death ; oeo. cuiVKLAwV 

s 1 3$ ffieTpkhi tea th ^ Wn IlrU#1,M " Tuw " "not h .tje"ied WIU ' nUjr ClW ‘ D U '° ^ Wh » n il “hEV 

Having assoelaiod ourselves permanently In the Inter * Driplow ehUd has been laid In tho grave, when i 0omm >“l°n Merchants, tt Ccunaa 

fn” 1 : . , h,' n ,l l, ‘ UU l»“A >-4 retired ’t '"devotl"^ ‘ 


ffl 


nxpcrieupo, extensive aomaJntanoa 
. that hb» ability to vxeeuto any order 
and at Vcry “odarate prloce, cannot be*i 
,d be Term* Cash, 
rhen feS Puhthtaf 


V°o^r , U U c!a 1 ) tU ^» OVV “ 1,rU » l, "' f " Tu - 


OEO. CLEVELAND 

CLEV 




as 


nave the greatt dlatauesof passing around It, Ml KS'S^7^7."^“. pcr ’ 0n lno u »“ m *"'‘rrof th. his pert of a French" steamer of i.r, we receive aSVlees “S'.S ““■> ^8 resolved to deveto our " 

0,,UOh ‘ WOrk mU ' 1 they ascended Ml ttSSSl^SSS^SIS^ ^77-“^'*' 

’*alf? WU ^ rt0 ““ Pnhho. hD ’w f a?J d ‘“’er to their sources— solved tho'BaU"' In coostsiueuco of thidr onnosltlou to *’,1 heroi'gl, and aoennmUshed EducstloTi h.Ar,," !'l *. r, ' m '' J F wl ‘lch many yiars of experience Co “on F.otorsand 

After some Inquiry, I found that no xyxt.m.tlo sound- f, "n n r v"lV e a h r ^ _ f ? r the fl "‘ “>» ‘"»‘K «»‘«n>4 by the* Uovernora^ of thT different . »"<“» ‘ f BENJ A5IIN JON EH u If finm, 8,?,^.'.°. "'i'" 1 ’ ! .. «<•”, Carxmdel.t sir. 


ftersomc Inquiry, I found that no xyitematlo sound- hunVrod miles?im3rFolVT.n u ,“ wf’"*"'*' 7 ‘ “ n, ‘ lwo ,u ” *"» l K onroreu uy tno uoeernors of tlm different 

ssbc. sSsHSE ^ISSSlSSsSSSF “ 

LTX'JS&xxr 1 * 

of satbifviiiff mvnir t» tuf k thb tbe h* 81 watered country that can be Our city Ujiow quite free from BlckuoA*. The vi*Un» 



Oinuim Pi iiiiimownf »i i i n wiver.iu wieir eources— BOivt'U tno‘'Bala in conseuui uco of their onnogitlou to 
mUm.7»™ if h 4 lC A h , thc ^ ^ UMed ' for the fln<t two tbB treaty entered by the Governors or tile different 

riSrMri£i^i ,T or T BUpe * p F f !2& nt,d . be b ** r “« UMd tbu supreme control, and 

Tbe »oll U excellent, pro- placed the province under a mllltarv gut.WMon 


ne suitable for 


Fiokonsvillo, Ala., Female Institute. 

H. BUADSIIAW. A. M., I’aixcifAL. 


ha* proved to bo a safe aud certain remedy ! 

Since It was flint nut before tho public, many worthless 
preuarationa have been forced Into mile, prhlch have hod 
inefr day. nnd kre now counted a* *o much tranh ; whereas 


Carondelet s treet, ! 

WRIGHT, n 


purpose of satisfying myaolf In respect to thol found 


■ * - - V * —m * — — eva|iav> W SUV aVUUII. 

Ohowcter of the bottom of the lake, I have It Is very. elevated and rolling the atmosphere pure and 

eorefW Mumllng on two lines, ths one from ®»“ric, and it eau-not prove otherwise than healthy. Ini 
l the end or tho Pdtotcliorlmln «*itiv* n ,i deed, thcuo gentlemen represent It a* being the mosi 

h LUO enaw wo rwtcufrtrain railroad to beautiful and desirable country for farmers that thn* 
K2 miles; and the other, from Madlaonvillo have seen in the South Went J 


free from Rlckuos*. The yellow day. th^^ t h (5° Wt ober J CH^fog” e^’c^Kln^ 
fever ha* almost entirely disappeared. necessary Information cati be had hv annh?.?J t?R. « 7 

k ul 10 ng th,a morn,DK of tho Lark* Swan and Tan- f««*or. .1 M DFCKKT? th ° 1 r0_ 

oellta Hyne. causes much excitement amomr tho ... 


iMv.mr.mons nave been forced Into mile, yrhlch have had WRIQHT, n, 

1 °:“" » 

in popularity, owing to It* Intrinsic worth. It is only to — • — - 

be used according to the directions, and if womta <*«!■« A ■ nmutu 




•a g% 7 . — .»u»uu« lu ucautirui and desirable coui 

X* mint; and tbe other, firom Madlaonvillo have seen in the South West. 
tNdn railroad harbor, 37 mile*. This is a country which mu 

LIKE to itAwnnm t «* aud 88 ^ b contiguous to our 

LINE TO MANDBYILLB. thc Arkansas must bo the cl 


T — u 7,7 IT * vu *° Ul . mu Haras ewan anu isn- 

. in- oellta Hyne. causes much excitement among the betting 
most circle. Some heavy bet* have been made on their run 
they home— the Swan to your city aud tho Hyne to NewYork. 
The bark Baltimore ha* not yet reached this port . She 


fuU *c or ps of w e U q iwUflul T^ U 1 ^ 0f ,J <earillt, 8 wld - With" {“ r«P«Mty, owing to It* intrinsic^orth^Yt ■ . 

lrapori m Who,etle.“r UAN 

Information can be had bv applying to the I’ri ^T. 7 ^ 18 I* sold by all Druggist/ iu New Orleans “ porb f*» 7 bole4al0 and 

Rutr'M r. t M- DKOKKTT, and all tbe principal towns In the ufstates. my22 ly ’ 8traw Goods, No. 80 Magi 

aug<; i Principal Board or Trustee*. / - 

T^v^x; aravV „ XV V-z-vr—V .CHURCH BELLS. 


£“iS a£SS|S w « 



,■ . me Araansas must bo the channel throuirh »hli>h n,.. »™«..«hvi,, uii.«r,.u, 

wm “olio rirat ore not lie» raeorded ; .prodiict of tbe country will find Ita wey tomxrket Tlila . . — ... _. Hrat Monday I 

almit lliroe sounding* per mile give the following c<ra ‘“ r J * b f" nd ' ln ooppev or. of a rich quality, .peel- Omcm. Arro,.wMrj<v.._Jutlge Conklln'n nomination n m 

' ‘ men. of wnlch were brouxbt in bv frentlomen nf tn,. ... n0 wrou. — ... .. .. - n. n. Hnxa. 


‘“B 21 Principal Hoard of Trustcc. 

CENTENARY COLLLEGE, 

OF LOiriM./iX.I. 

FlI l t l M^ E , XT i SKS , SId , N ° rihi " will bligln (he 

loWlng*Facuil " 0c ‘^ tr " u " Jtr lll “ dlreotlojEof tbe f„|. 


PACTORY. STEAMBOAT AND Id) COMO 

i \ I". Ill- ITU > n _.e *1.. m . . ........ 


TIVV nmya OiftAMUUAT AM 

constantly on hand, and : 
1 1IIMKS of Bells, (of any number) nut to 
proved cast-iron YOKl^. with moveable arms, 


1’KALS and onhana 


Straw Goods, No. 86 Magutne 
New Orleans. 

A general assortment of 
and Palm Leaf Hats, at the 


i order. Im- 
. aro attached 


_J^M^ti&ictory, It 


Mlhi: 7 feet, 'In harbor ; 10 feet at extreme of new 
*ot one all* toon. lak*|*ho»(& th. hotel. 

* **• : ol ’“ 10, 10, 14 1 S give. 17.6 each ; 4 and 
-Ita ; # give. II, 11, 17.6 ; 7 give* 17.6, 18, 18 ; 
6, ».» | 8 glta* II, 10.6. M ; 10 give* 18 6, 18. 
176. 18 1 1» *1*0* M, 18.6, 18 ; 13 give. 17 Si 


peditlop R k ,u v 3 gf uupiurn oi xno ex- 
it extreme of hew The command, while It was in tho plains, with the ex- 

the hotel. caption of a few cases of sourvy, was very healthy. There 

17.6 each ; 4 and M re , lup ? 8d ln K°°< 1 health and spir- 

niepi 1T « 1R . *“» not oven losing an animal upon the entire expedition, 
live* 17.6,18, 18 , ThocoTniiianil returned to the nreaoafrom Fort Arbuokle 

1 10 glre* 18.6, 18, WelearnfromGapt.MarcythathuiuetwUhnomoleLta- 

lion wlmtevrr frnm T>wlU_. . -11 *l.* . 


; ' . „ ‘ yivfto.wiin moveable arm*, aro attached - 

to tn esc Bell*, *o that they may l»o adjusted to ring cosUv 'ir^'T'i^vuiS! 

ro’.'if.'nr m f°n" ror ' »f » rich r,u.m,. .peel- Orncui. Ar?oiwr»rj.T».-Judge Conklln'8 nomination ‘“Il'Tl 'tovr.. Pr.,11 . , „ . / and properly, und opring. aloof which prevent theclatmer *' ' 

mra.rfwhlohW.ra brougbtln by grnllrmrn J the ex- I* MlnWer to Mexico, ha* been rondmmd by the Smote. MenlilBri^ .BdiK L^land Jh?n;brawV« i."'? •lUnalnJI,^ Ib-reby prolonging II. M^d. MALARI 

The oommond, while It wu In tho plalno. with the ex- 0®»«ral Hell ho* born- nomlneted for thc Miu.ro. A. M.. Prof.'..«or nf Mothemollra, nId furni2h?d If deidred nclu4ln * ' 0, “’' Fmn '' “ nJ 'VheeL) Wholomle Deelero In 1 

ceptlon of a few oases of sourvv. wa* vnrv h#Aiih« Th..» Tacant Judgeship, and Lorenxo Burrow*, of NewYnrk ter hllosophy, and Astronomy : EMilik Lcnmr a n An PXnBrinnnn nf ll.Mw «>e>_ U if. t i v - .. . I *0. 70 OflTlcr dtlNt, I 


MALARD fc 


ln tha plalno. withtheex- > 1 . . . " eww nominoled Tor the a P rofemor nf . Mnlhomotira. Nit- 

r, woo very healthy. Thevo TaMDt Judrchlp, end I.orenxo Boirnwr. nf NewYork. for u[, , l nll0 ' , 'l ,l 'J'. and A.trnm.my ; KMiuk Lvtjxnr. A. R . 
ed In good heelth and *plr- the Po.tma.trr.hlp, ‘ 4 SS&2 5, ..^' -" ,'',“, ngu ,T'” i 11 Poxxr. A. M„ 

xpon the entire expedition. _ _ ? THoel. H ^nj L M lv r ''i' k h.ngoOK™, »I.d U. rnturi' ; 

Braraftom Fort Arbuokle. Tilt Yxcnv Axraaic*.— The loto account.ln tlie F.nglbih A g flu/m,. 1 * ' k? ' p)!5™ i ' or i f . r , ur * 1 Science j 


ucriiru. 

10. "r °’P wl ' nc “ °f thirty year. In this huolnera by their 
“5L 0 ..“S^hl the brat fern, for 


BeUs the combi tJ f nwjcrMlin lu ® rorni for 

SMSrfiSs — ssaggj^^S ^ lafeSgag'SassSS 
absKKS'i'a sSaS’tsffiBSrvsriSS WiCSB'iarKSKiir; S» &i*j*£3:s 

^ wind w., light the Amerir.re- _ ... ' / EXPENS EH. *£& *• ^huJ!-^S5itt , 5uK£ 


No. 70 Gravler street, 
Orleans. 

Altall supply of Won 


/EXPENSES. 

»dTM4t6, n, 0.8, to the end of the Monde- ■”**»!’« of line rTOnt^ n we«tof m wb°?h’hS ', hat "j 1 ” ™ n0 ‘ ' Ul0w, ' J of ‘ en n,0 "““ • • 

heretofore been wholly unknewn, and which might hove n M “ 1 1 ‘ rtl lllU uklD E "dvoDtogo of there p° d |?„ Ken ‘, 

mean depth oooeara f,„m ii _ .... w , f »rnlong tlmo to come. In addition to c| ranm«lanora, th* other yoehl. got directly In her wake 

*”?*” "®“ “ *• <UU , ‘° •» »h‘eh, the piece, of remrt of m.nv band, of the prairie while .he woo going before the wind end took nwev her 

A, and omitting threp mile, on tho north, and I««U»n« tave begn dlreovered j and; In the event or V war bree.e m. took awoy her • 

the oonth .Ido of the Ukr, (Uio mean depth with Giem, ‘hi*, Information would I, » highly important, ■- T./t of College charge* 

mllesls H feel) aud thn IIU7AH c.r- 4».ra [ a 5l 8 : w . ,tb !!»o Roograploal :and geological Irtforma- ..... n n .. Tulrinn in Pr« n npni n ww txv. ' 


^'^Trr 18 IFfwp 


DR: on 

Office — Jaokoen ilreet, hot 
-Tchoopltoulo. .treet. 
Reoldence-rCorner of Jock, 
fayeito. 



lh.Vwbl.lx* 


7 «* w wuioii, IUB inure* oi resort or many band* of the nrairli 

and omitting thrcemUes on the north.and bafn discovered ; and In the event of P owoi 

U>a south side ofthfl lake. (Uie mean depth ^‘ th tbe “’ tb \* * n /ormat!on wo«ild 1>* highly important 

«aasssasma*' SSS3fi5^i»is 


Jv/r;® ““whpwlll tiso every «ndoavor to sustain the repu- . '•■•vg 

/ EXPEN8EB. ““"'X-h the efUblbiimont ha. heretofore enjoyed, «““™“-vCoraer of Jockwn M 

Tuition perBewloti of ten month. „„ M UI ! "“ J foreign roiintrle. ; tbe BeU. from which -I*’!™: ‘ 

Rodm Rent . . / ““ *“2 K YhltSfK?^ »•: hlgh.rtnvrard.ef UuNw ^ 

Contlngonolee. o ^ FF ang A 8 1 8< * lc ty » nd Amcrictn Inxtltuto, h— t-. , /“-/ENDEN E - 

l"»e of Library ? “® *kicli were comnloted Ohlmeaand heavy Alarm D< * ll ' n, ln Crapetlng, OU CloUur- 

J... noo 'Dfferentport, or the Union and Canada Good., No.. 20 oharirij rtroel 

To/of College I’harge. nil on fecture,V .’’‘P .•» “>oon. ftreet. New Orlratu. 




:*7 ' 


feet, with a maximum depth of]B.6 fort. 
MADISON VILUG LINE. 

"at the railroad tennlnu., the right line 


tlon that hM been obraiHod, will, we ire eonBdeit make I •* ™« Eot>iv.-The Baton Rouge Comet, 

thl. ono of the most Important expedition, that ha. been I rc ‘* !rr Ing to the democratic barbecue at Boron llotila 
made upon the pra irie., trlb tho following .lory : n The man that got on at the 

I point, wxo ono of the pooullar gmiutu of the rout. " y 


Total or College Charge.. . . . faelure,T? M M TIL A L INSTRUMENTS will oUU be mono- 

_ Jt , „ ' . .•-**? .5? .ralX^ ‘‘'T'k'.uh.oritansofwhiohrteywmtavecon.' 

jfeiS ’ ’*m flevei? 


Goods, No*. 20 L’hartres street 
street. New Orleans, 
s. J. wnidirr. ^ “ 

A. J. WRIGHT IJ 


« . .. - puiui, was one oi me pooullar emiusfs of the coast lie 

News bv tub CASAns.-IVe take ftrom the Charleston hailed the boat, and she landed for him for not on* of J 00 ®} Oionth 

cmrlcr, the following tulegraDhio st.rn.nArT nf «i. A u,.- .Lu i ... ^ ’ *“ . T.° f I PrM « Band °r Orchesln. 


rtha ChefttncU river, 1* 24 miles. The NEWfl * r ™*s C*sada.— IV e take ftrom the Charleston bailed th# boat, and she landed for him, Ibr not nn/of wifi* it 1 ““l 0 ’ P a ®i onlb 2 

I. aioofre t, from 10 feet water nut., do to — ‘»o .™, blue, ehould he neglected. JnlllX « 

. Eng/xiiJ.— A rumor prevail. In London lliot France w» rvX^ »•“> 


! 5*338 

*•% >v‘n 


. _ anunne iukak 

II **st Troy, Albany county. N. T., 1851. 
... SLARK. DAY A: BTAl 


i IGUIIIJ. 13, I,, 4031, 

.ARK. DAY A: BTAUFFKR, 

7 No w Orle ans. 


aago ? lpatR a Hi S hl y Important to Planter* und Property 


2a 


•tare th. boat, lie, where th. .onnd- 'ue“, StradllyoS'tto Inerewe .“nd A.^’rekVn'r^VeHooT 1 klna ° f U » 1 • ,, nf ‘^low-h. got on „l 

out to the axtremlty of thenewpler, eotlmatod at ElOO.OOO .terllng, y production I. the ‘Sardine ’—went to the barbeepe— got hi. dinner, and 

b »-6 toot water, the bottom Uimft mud. nnd Floor. -Thn Pari. Mnnltleur ho. oubll.hed an eedl. come heck lo tho fame .pot where the b«ll,„m,i 

'hnnnSik <lhU 4W. , . .. 


M| I * *u- aiMM (UiiimiFlir X1U * vlul . 

mds) sink* three or four inohes Into It. Jufch *l h ® Vrfnr 1 l‘ “ l . n , l8tep of Mloe. y,hfT0 - ®fter being lauded, he 

f, th, mod on the bottom grow, ilrmer, ! pour Rfttft rl (irahenu 

'nns mlln fWirrt llin un,l nt r Tliu (Innfunmiu. mtll. n..l..l t . . — 


l*ur ho* published an ordl- 
Frenrh Minister of Police, 


came back to tho same spot where the boat found him. 
where, after being lauded, he Jumped up and sang out: 




of one mile from the end of the pier. From I The Conference with Belgium had been resumed 


Is hard, covered 


8 enu oi tno pier. From »««* uomerence wim Belgium had l»een resumeil -x 

with shell*, or is a mas* T? ho f 1 **®* General had resolved to reject the ^ ^ orv " ,r * ,,T ~ It,H BUt « d 0,1 good author 

shells, almost the entire dl* Lo ™ innr . r,al J^satv with Franco. ity that the British Minister liai proposed, under luntru'e 

‘ the Cheftmeta bar (he Hr ' " ,r,a '~ Thl ’ 0bolcra ,8 ra « ,u K dreAdfoU J ‘n U«ls coun- ‘ ,0 ™ ^om 1.1* government, to negotiate au interuutloua 


MARION,. PERRY COUNTY, ALABAMA. * 

faculty. 

I, ' , Tj J »Yi!ral l M Att ."r r,,n ri A . M v'* rll «‘l» | ,»uJ Profeooer 
ii ,, m' Mental and Natural Sciences. 


^ .. 11. ., ™ v au “ wuncM. 


r ., 


And thenoe to the Chettanota bar, the try 


- • t i'»v|wwu, uuuer innirur- , , V, 

.V •» W..4. coun- tlon* from hi* government, to negotiate au international Ml«« f r C«? ar p Ui1 V J o110 . 

dly tough clay, hut mainly hard Derfu F -U l. reporl. d llml lire French th't ha.1 lw.ni- IJ*’, c0 " eluiiei tatweeu M}» M . j'.' 'Win-rn IJv. Englloh."‘' ” Kll ’' h 

lillliK. .bowed a thin otratumar “4 WtOMd TrinoU. [In Hie month of June .‘'"B 1 "''' 1 at,J Ho d.'.lreoto secure fur Urltlrh au- Mia. 8 . M'.lxm. Muale. 

It at no place did the lead Indl- **»»«» ‘ hora ‘^krivllcge (Joopyrlghlliig tlmir hook., and lliuo «>ii» w Tliim. niin,„i 

oa I have found at manyplMe,, In eoa^nenu ohtho Almri^J™ g opt f? UI 9g“» ,lr PuWleatlon andoaleln IhoUnlledStoleo. Deparlmeut 

President fillmore ba* signified hi* willingness to enter */J'I ,8 [ ftto 'T ( ^‘'l' ar l ,| * o nt 

upon such a negotiation, and the subject is now nud.r SfYl: ' ‘V 


i • . | ‘ ,u, ™ un ' 1 urawmg ana fin 

lug. of the .Freuch and German Language* and 

struotor on Guitar and Violin. 



oa I luve found at many places, 
th* Mississippi river, and in th# 
rthe lower delta, 
as given below, commencing at tho 
pier, and crooning In a fight line to 


14.6 16 15 16.6ft. 


17.6 ’« •« 

16 « ^ 

U a : 

18.6 " u >,. II 

» 18.6 «»;. u 

M 18 t a . 

- 18.6 * n 

IT.* 

iJ 6 “ aQUDK 

14 16 “ ‘ J 

r :: 

IS foU, on hard bettem. 

U ,6 10 tough tore ( 



Ml** H. Wai.ki:*, MiihIo, 

‘ . Hatis ok rt'iymx mi i> aii 
P rimary Department 


rr-rrtr 1 1, “ ,ubJeci - nowonj " r 


a.. Wi-* until. or U||l 

Music on Piano and Guitar, (each) . . 
Use of .Plano ..... 


Usi* of Piano (4 . 

1 HE BXIUjiairri at Il*i.iFAX.-^rho steam frigate Missis- Use of Guitar ’ ' 

slppi arrived at Halifax on the 16th instant. Bhe wo* ro- JfJSB 00 a . nd 1,80 of lnfil <*ument . . ! 
calved With a salute from the Citadel and shlp-of-war .SSlullioil^ 1 ° g ln ^ater Colors ... . 
CutnWUn.l Rha wa. aia/i _i.tt_.i t— it., ora . * aiuiiT'K _*n uu. 


w,lM * irora me Cttadel and shlp-of-war • Painting In on H -.30 "Here I hove applied lt.it h&s beer 

Cumberland. She wasalso vlfiltedin the afternoon by Ornamental Nmllo Work 5J teild nVcre^ked 1 ?.' i'? 06 bM,lJ “ , J-» nd *"n®ltho r blli 

th. office of the gtariren. . VMM £^t/ ; ; ; ; K ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; * 

pterrr,.,: Te.x..,-TI.. Journal of Oonuneroe ohite. "^*^1 ^ P« won‘b ; ; ; ! J ! ; ! ! ] ; 1 1 1 ; J "IJg New ftorlo. Attakipl5“ffirch Io'Imi P M,UEB ' 

‘hat large 1m.ntltl.10 of foloe token., oatonriMw .. >nd towel* for prl *- - - 


thot lorgc quantltleo of folre token., oolenolbly lwued no th^nU." 

Lupine** f-nrila n rii _* war. . , ... I “ * 


. . “ % - w -”'- j °7 unueu a* tho pupil*. 

hiulneoo curd., ore manufactured nt W.terbury, Ct„ It I* necoeeary thotonc-hu 
closely reoemhUug the doublo oegle, tho eagle, and half I lf ^3 lu adrauce. 
eagle, In circulation. They ore richly guilt with mire A c ,“ mmrHjluu " »ild oplendld 
gold, and. exoont till. In.nelmiee .... oompletod— nlbety-eovcn liy f. 


r^r?x?' 

TO 


Oommioelon Merehanl*, No. 07 GnrUr 
Ioann. 

regular drF 

Hold erf. " . ", JOSEPH If PA 

/ BRIDGEtVATER ADAMANTINE PAINT. 

. J b ‘* 8u P‘* r,or propertli’R of this unequaled mineral sub- ^ *' ■ 

auco I* now mi well aud favorably known that it 1* un- IP if tP r MJWW K* MP 

ncci'ofary l„ enter |„ t „ „„ extended noUc. Tta pobUo «o SRTtUlA' 

I , :’., l e r " l , U "',' r clrcul *’- embracing certificates Deni- 54 DIINI.AP 

»»or w. p ,mmuI llO e UA ¥ 0N k or *' , * m “' M *8"'' 1 ^ uunuir,'.- 

nUlllll.m vx.'i eSJ^". 1 ‘' ljr I MJ De- CAMP STREET, SET 

»rp.' J. P. 7VHiTNBY 8 fcOo.. AMnl^* M ^ W ^' 1 dI ,,M on h "“* 4 8<“4 MSOrtawM 

!" ' jnSwMf^SSSPi^S’ ° r •h'P Leodes. various qualities, which wlU b# 

183 Camp street. ble terms. Purchasers are- resj) 

• iun V ° DND »»TOT8R8’ CKRTIFICATKa. and examine wn, “ w " pp 

inH,, ^» t - 7< I ift 0 ^ mondalion of a '‘uwberof our most - ' V j< 

8-30 E®*hlotubIe Clothing, 

25 f u ' v , 1 “,"‘ 1 Induced to apply the Rrldreioter IftV Goods, 

- ISTdcT ^FREO MONROE 

w C.llngcrt U Co. I Cheer. " One Prie.” Mammoth OlothlW* 

*2 Ira .i* Mogoalne street, New Orleans. ' 

30 TOKMENvIrillugN-r ’ 

r '° teredmr 10 U ‘ r l * u " “‘“ee 'oft July, and ha* neither bllil *“«<* ‘o caU and examine mucl 
1 wDlri'S'^ ^‘^rtD.eutorgeml.ln 

'is New flmria. At Uko|iaa?S^rch 10,^3* P " MI DhBR. Wo manufacture oil our 

kf J“ aJJjtlon to the above, wo have In our poweaflon in- r !l* U “ 4 U U rUh t; 






•<K-' 


riberation: Tie ^ualdered it hi. duty under ttaelrcum- ‘ n 

stances, to Immediately Bend ln a fresh protest, which, we ® old ’ ant *’ excc P t ^ 

andli?nM < lt'G 1 nir l n 0r ”‘' m “‘ with no attention, coin so closely oi to 
and hence It Is probablo aroeo the lMiniu.nim*. n » 


r .,e "ivu Uio ur?a. met with no attention 

t& isssi^r^Smufm' 


the inscription, resemble 
to dcoeive tbe unwary. 


,uulu , *- 15 iDcna.AttaknpM, March 16. 1852 »» « manuracture all oui 

or private room*, to be fiinilelied by J” addition to the above, we have In our Doreeralnn to "toll iale«, and It 1* with 

i— SwSk"-^^ assMjs. 

Bplendld brick edifice lm* ju,t been Moot Col. a.'ll TMcoH.N^T^A^^tf'i J™.’?*' tuw ’ dimming*, ho. 


Jit'lwtf 


It with pure Prick edllleo I, no just been Lieut Ool. H/lLTiieott N w lure, trimming,, to. ' 

thc genuine --which fur fti&y, c..nveffie“of 2S7S Folut u r U , B MU ““'"J Winy wiri AU 8°od* .old by u, arc y 

for number, p1/.o and comfurt of private and school roo^? tho I f udinn ' i , U S up erintendont, now SocrJtaiy of aftcr tbo purohasoof nuy 
1* not surpassed by aty aimll J one ? u °l,e Stme Tto Ass't EngTeer New S S, SS 1 W ; “i °: UcCulKm! “-»>'» cheerfully taken 
A rsA. ATI’s VO. asuiao Beast. Vt*«tu.-Tho Clereland “ “p d , III* 'adj and concluslrely. by being 0ur °^ cct Pleato our 

Plalndealcr notice* a new iuveution fur the ahovo purpose, ™ SZSF ^ P °“ 




ur object la to please our 
» ONR PRICE FOR 
f# 8*ly 

;t V " 84 


SSSm 


a along tho unfol channel run 
C*pt. lVarieu A Grice, that It is 
places, aud that’ the bar at U* 

WVAffi fW wre.4eta. ' «*!.(_ 8 ... 


r J J w rA™ 

^SSSHT' 5-gEg^g£^s7Sa.Mi 

depth derived from three aouudlnM I* f ,x ° r eight feet, ouuyiug all, oorpto included down^ wK Europtau that thls'taow stcamhhip is appointed to vrer^char^Ai / “/ ' 18 C # U i a 0 a , ? t ' ,r Rt “"F t,m e during tie aud lifiimi ’h i G / IN ^ S . 1AUK8 4 ND OINDERB, buto of aunounjiiug tlfat ho 

wraBTlXCaSS kSS-Ma^r: bsssSSSiss 

tollto ramrinlug have a menu J 

rl»«, bom the bar up to MadDouvIUe, 
bu s depth of fifroen to tWentv-flvB J 

r “™ ' ‘-oaratoUy provIdra-toTThe^.^ Su^.U^ ^ ^ ■ ’^RjUth ' 

death of the oat during the veyoge. In this evout tbe BREWSTER & OO., - WJL. Comm, , x. n ^ ^ 

master must provide hhuself with a now oat as hood as he CAKllIAGE VVAItEHOUSIi • PREZB BS SAVS s^NewOrk^ 

con beg or buy one ; and for (he damage done by tlm ro- m.. 11rtf3 . ’ ON DUTIES OF MASTERS TH flVRVAvma £ — — — r; 

belUous rats during the Interregnum between the demise No ' 110 Oravierotreot.rear 8‘.'Charles Uo>l, and 105 St • „ v „ „ ,, „ .. MAHiLIiS T0 SERVANTS. • MOSES ORKENW00 

of the old aud the accesslou of the new cat, the owner el" Charles street. / 11 /■ M °Tyelre, of New Orleau* ; Rev. 0. F. Commission and Furwardlug Morchl 

the vessel I* not responsible for this Inevitable accident “ODD-irilie allonlli’ii ufpurchuscrs to their exlemlve “‘“tK'*. of Alabumu ; Rev, A, T. Holme*, of Oeoigla. “ r «‘- 

* ’— . aud varied assortment of ^Tlds^ little w„ r k wa , ,, ub | U bod a year .luce, and lias ~ T.Ti:'j AOKBONf 

u 3 ‘‘ t -° *‘ | ° * | T“» enenxa -.-About forty doalba from Which thao^Mt^o^Jfiifi^^^ , 1 mendrel ‘■ta'OtaUy pom - Dealer* In Flue Fashloua hle GloU ll* 




Tim notloe by the 

European Timos, that tbla'new steamship is appointed to JwD^^^Puj'n* »« enter at-uny Umo during ufc and Is to™?? At ‘ A ‘ NaI Sl'ARKS AND UINDERB, sure of aunounplog U 

learo Liverpool for Nee York, on licr first trip, ou tho tub ri“ wUl Kitdo to,? U V*V ° f ““‘ ran ™' No deduo. J^ntrv Al| h n?/ bl “ lie ! nuy l» tho Southern In our houw, uiidkol 

ofNov.mtarnext.-___ . -Hh,* ta 

C„fv rttBt x.-AccorMug tothe extern* of the ‘ *t^^^ 

»e*, G good* in a vessel are injured during the voyage by * uri y *“ “>« morning. .'They take .l"rcc|Uout uud whole- BUR-AGENTS— In New Orleans Mess™ «,**? JAAIFH tvnvn?™ U 

rats, and It appears thst there was no eat on board, the of'confiueumut'a.u 111 “ ■i u J ,lulous . “od proper alternation a ‘ a “ lrr / Co., Frlostley A; Hicn, J.’ Wulermau k Uo il N„. n i " 

Ejssrar-te. strix 

unmter Lust pro rid^'bim^lf 7Zuol\lZ CARRIAGE WABEHOUSR • PRIZE ESSAYS 

con beg or buy one ; and for Um damage done by there- «. 11lln _ . qjj DUTIES OF MASTERS »pn RVRVAvma m l — ' — — r- 

taUlous rate during th. Interregnum betwoeu the demise Nl “• 110 Qravlerstroot.reur St. l’liarics Uu„tel, und 105 St „ MA BIEB8 TO SEftVANT8. • MOSES l 

of the old and tho aecesalou of the now cat the owner of on, . Charles street. ' ' u ' "• u »Tyelre, of New Orleaua ; Rev. 0. F. Oommtadououd Forwa 

the vessel U not re*pon*lble for Gils Inerltahle aocldenl °ULICITIbe allonllou of purchusera to their extensive B ‘ ur 8'«, of Alabama ; Rev. A. T. Holme*, of Georgia. 

■ ,. .. l v --l a , - , Till. 11481.. . — l—l 


v „ V, 01 1Ht nnx. According to the ■■ .(isterns of the under a t^ber. They retfrii nt !l o'cluek at nln-iil-ris 

*e*. lf good* in a veseel are Injured during the voyago by -“rlf iu “*« morning. • 'They take I reuueut uud whole, 
rat*, aud It appears that thoro was no eat on board, the $™o^uameutaid “rer“ri“M “'““t “" J ,l ,ro l ll, r alternation 
owner of tbe v„so,i n,,..i .....u n ,._.i oi oonllnement and recreation, of study aud timusimiRiii 


i.m.-u ’ axernersou ; MobUo, J. O. Whitaker : Vicki. 

&R^ Leti n Kcffi U “ ,,!,tUn ' J0UC ‘ “ 


To oorreet a gunural 
•tato that he has no lute. 
JAMES WRIGHT, 

_ Now Orleans, Deo. 1, 1861. 


m 


CARRIAGE WAREHOUSE „ * , PHEZE BBSAV8 

No. 110 Gravler stroot,rc'ar St.'l’liurlcs Hotel, uud to5 St ® N 001,128 02 MASTERS TO SERVANTS. 

Charlou street. 7 MoTyelre, of New Orleaus ; Rev. 0. F. 

SOLICIT tlm attention of purchusera to their extensive btui ***t of Alabama ; Ilov. A. T. Holme*, of Georgia, 
aud varied assortment of Tide little work was published a year since, and has 

ur. » 4,’ AND HARNESS, met with encouraging success aud been cordially com- 

Whlchthey offer at tj^u very joy i^t prices f,, r ^ fJI u . t mended b y th# various d«)»oiwinii «lft nf n ^ ri rr 
proved paper. They nrij constantly receiving from their , P n ™ I “ lueilt P^’e on the table of ovory master. Prloe 
New York house, No. 3WJ Broadvruv. fthe oldi'Ni r.,** Fhlrty-flve Cents. ’I 


DUNBAR L 
Oommlbelon Merobauta uud 
street, New Orle ans. , ^ - 

• MOSEMMKKNWOOD * 

Commission and Forwarding MoretaaG, 
•tract. < :'" 

~ ' iniTj ACKSlMt S G 

Dealer* Iu Flue Fulitonahle Clelldeg, H 



~~ - ~ r aL?aSa£SS s ' l^^ssss.ics.’si; ?5Sa —• ^ 

“■ *r*B?asas^s»- Mi*™. 


NEW YORK CITY MADE CARRIAGES 

Some of which are of entirely new aud original designs „ urn,, or sircot 

Also, plainer, hot equally substantial „hlol.*, from Ihe ww™W._T. 1 U F, SMITH, 

aamo reputable Easteru manufacturers. MEDICAL NOTICE. Uua returned, and I* devoting 

Furtloulor attention will be given lo the covering and DB " L " PIK1 “>D| of Columbus, GeurgU, rcspeettolly „ of hU profeulon. 

fITom ^ 0 * rri “* e ‘ i, ‘ o ‘ u ' lur °r t »>"P.‘*iid*ufedelf,eryj “‘‘ lln “ ou of I'Sjidclati., Druggbts aud dealer. In °^^ U “ °°™ r 0f St " C> 

PHILADELPHIA BADDLERY anij THUn 7( KPPING'S EXTRACT Of BUCHU. T^HVw Oriwmx Ch 

WAREHOUSE. T ' lU , C, "‘ Um ‘ r “ 01<,d J for *11 diseases of the kidney* If issued wealdy, at Two Doll* 


»■ —'i *J uoutuem Baptist Fub 
lulling Society. Fur sale In New Orleans by 

— JOHN DALL, 60 Gravler street. 


Youth*' Clolldng, Gent.'* Uador'Ox 
Trunk., Carpet Bags, aud a geuersM 
Olothiug, always ou hsudandp 
tho lowest mark#t 


MEDIOAL NOTIOB. 


PHILADELPHIA SADDLERY AN D TR (JNK EPPING’S EXTRACT OF UUCP 

WAREHOUSE Thl* excellent remedy for all diseases of the uanay* ■ if issued weekly, at Two uonire *u»- ■ 

S. ROBB A a r, *“ J ° r “““ *"»w»Ur i also, *11 Dyspeptic <#«* No suhMriptlon taken for less tha. o*» 

.. - „ . ° 0 ■ > of ordinary kinds, . u d duration, 1* owned and carefully I sorltars will be uodersloed as wDlilag 1« 

, , Ac. UU Orar.tr, ^Vu’ Orica, n. prepared by ‘be subscriber, snd Is offered on his Medleal I It I* expressly Hated utberwlre 

The subscfltaralnTlte Flauter, and Dealers iu Baddlerv k “" wll “ 1 B° »*a remedy to he relied ou. Heisof-' ■ —• — >._ 

etc,. 10 ,u,,l sxatoiui, tli,:ir stork ’ InUoducU into tbe great nurki't. All 

They are constantly receiving a 0 „j„ froI11 . ry direetloof found on the labeL on each bottle. 


Square. 

If Issued weekly, at Two Dollars »*> « 
o suhsariptlon tsken fur less than nnf 


They ore constantly recslVlng UopdH frum (he ■ Ty d ‘ rM ‘! 
fuetory lu FhlUdriphla, nud direct from 


direct from EngUnd.^1 

prepared oofferUtarM ludueement, purcbZrl 

Tholr stock In store lalm*/.. ,„..h *.* .. . . 


- -- 1 uu uuntuuiOttJ t» in CAJJJVIUHy UaivVi UUiWff*^' 

know edge as a remedy to bo rolled on. He 1* auxlou* to Tbo Itinerant Minister* and l'wadi« 
Intrmlueo U Into the great Western market. AIUmm*. EpUopal Church, South, o» all 
ry dlreotjoua found on the lata), on each bottle. Whole, agents of the NewDrtceus Ohristlan 
•ale price 68 par dus. Retoll. 61 nttr hnillr. I ta.reoeto - 4. ' ■ 


m- 


»8pardos. Retail, $1 per bottle. 


Orders directed to X. I'lKRUB, Druggist 

l.wir.rtfa m-lll h. . . 00 ’ 


. im*M 

.. u . f 


- - , • - -vorn uta iu ifurcimsitrt*. ™ — u * ukkipi. 

Tholr stock In .store -to large , u d well assorted, uud la Jul Y »“*»ded to. Cash, or 

eumpriaed os follows : ' ■ '* exppeted. Reapeetfully rntrerUied 

Saddles. Dridlra u.„i x.-A.— ... . fefil 


aas*^--:w?Ksa* ¥ " 


— — - ^ PI RRCR, Proprietor. 

boot and shoe store. 


payments may be luiwfc' 

All commuqicatiouSy whether of 1 
publication, unless remitting money 
tho amount of ten dollars, wari be 
No obituary nothm will bf 
within two months of the d< 
Communications mu»t be 


^a:dtiZrTii , ZuV; i i,. w d?:nC;s; *»strf h 

“*ir^_Ti Tn, “ kTrio ‘“ u « 1 i Saddlers, Goauh and Gustomera and Z ,‘ia.., . -ooouutoof jnvlTfls.rallglot 


SB WKS2U raced with good sSSsff 


Pateut stretched 
Rubber Goods J T, 


•tc., etc,, «4». 

■ .»»>■ : 



WSmtRii ml 





II 



I 1 IIS 'k fl 

Ut V M 




c ; pg aff ggfcfe j S&TOR,,. , 

“volume ri. number 


W». ARD AMWTO*....fir Bhii.lt. what he bids,, Timothy do : ••Change them [gospel oMy, but hiTotm^oul ? Never! Lot 


„ / V"ffi v !‘ , 1 ' H . N. MoTYEIRE, Editor. 

gEW ORLEANS, SATUrMy, SEPTEMBER 171852.' 


i ralgklr In IK jro«‘», 

) Oocitn* of tlio Wont, 

Ith rodent rite*, Freedom «nd Troth 
From n Blotto"' nwthcr’B brenst, 
tlions fell, nmong tho refit, . 

■n of Nntlonfi, lint In woo, 
r* tmlragcd nnd opprcM'd, 

Ilfififi child for «uccor now. 

Hof power In Wlfidom’fi fulloit Bow. 

ho Kfiglo whoio young gn»o 
Ude ten®, whofio golden plume 
tho norm, find In tho hlfifio 
whore Earth Is wrapt In gloom : 

7 for the tomh 
po may thy fame he m»do, 
ho sands fihhlt thou become ; 
t U morn when night mu»t fade ; 

■wi n i ' " bKl1 ,,M P honoeth thy'fihede. 

tfathfi llrwrt there Is built n homo 
GLftw, Genius In mode strong to rear 
’mnnboncath thodomo 
Myrlfida ftssemblo thoro 

lords of mail In rags ur Ihnr, 
wasted homes. 


that nro rich in thin world, tlmt they bo not hi* bonrt bo firm ns tho Iron-ribbed* nnk • lot Rrootin^and to n '" 1 tho . cordial V HShoW " old ninn, lifter the cm- 

high-minded, nor trust in unoortnin riches.” tho purpose bo steadfastly mnintninod’ to friend' 8 T* * J ™ mo "' bm ' 100 of former brace, "1 Imvo token book tbo integument SI 

Onco more, llov. iii. 14 : "Thou sayct I am abound yet more and more in tbe work of of % tJt °' "7 7 T """ lh,t ° nC ° 1 und wilt now bo to ' 

noli nnd increased with goods, nnd sayost I tho Lord, and tho demon of discord will lice the crown of ,11 1 f MmM ’ i ' " Cro tllc0 w,mt '■ " ,mU 1,0 to ‘boo in future, thy S *° P ' rcft ' Jo » ! 

liuvo need of nothine." I nood not sav liow tho l!«!. -:ii .t . . .! of nnd Groemn gen- guido; bcoauso thoro. whore tl,« ....fniroeed highway of the 


linvo need of nothing.” I nood not say how t 
many wealth makes purso-prud — how many, jdf 


1 Holy Spirit will descend liko a dove, nnd ius." Thcro 


inuuy wcaiiu maKcs piirse-pruu— now many, #voct noace hIiuII „„„„ . ., , ---“re sumo passages in tho Kpis- opine, in rcBiicss aotivity, untiringly contin- '““ n • w “ 0 “i ii you art 

Mtlly emopg theUi are vain and S ZESfuSEt ^ hnvo n " tho ™ «>ore, rest 1. onlyTn^of «>o °hoioe.t and the* 

rogant, nnd think thomsolvcs hotter and far shall flow in channels wrought out bv tho mosthenos d \ ’ n '" B r ? nt>tr ? tlon ,,f 1)o ' w<lrk ' Scif-senrcliing in tho depths of tho y™r paper, especially 

superior to those whoso fathers have not been action of tho very waters of strifo 1 iLtor booker’ i > 0 , thor ( .* ccl ! nns in tho “»«> godhead only ohnngos with iMtruoUon. which 1,0 rC8t ' 1 bate few 

so successful in gathering woijjdly gear. I Stem’ Sermon [ books, which, in e oration, imagery and mu- wo impart to those of late arrival ; and tho «•*•> 'ong article. In a. , 

scarcely need to add, by way of concluding — RV ° no P arallcl >' oven in the Platonic first, who shall in fukito load your soul into ° no of tho 

that proposition, that suoli tempers of mind THE APOSTOLIC EPISTLES .“4 L^ortli British Iloviow. tho knowledge of the Kternol, am I. slioct is tho brevity of ; 

are at tho utmost possible distance from that’ ' * “Ho then led mo by tbo Immlto a lowered munications. True, a 

povorty of spirit to which tho kingdom of Tlmt bo large a portion of tlic New- Testa- ' For 11.. », n. citoii,„ *,i,o ( , u . .cloud, nnd wo took our flight into tho im- r °f dullness; but tlier 

heaven is promised. . ment should consist of epistolary corrcsnond- DREAM OP GALILEO mcnsurnblo heavens. 1 sn'w horo tho moon, moro dolic!oUB ln thi 


guido; bcoauso thoro, where tbo unfottored ,li ghwray of these doluii 
spirit, in restless activity, untiringly enntin- t,lls ortiolo, Ifyotiaro 
ucs to work; there, rest is only olinngo of 1,10 cl '0'ccst and tho W s 

wnrlr Ssnl (lonn «*/, 1 ■ i ft, n. _ 1 « .. Vfilir nnnnr. nunnninll.. i 1 



( I 
I \ 


Hio not so fast along tho 
columns ; stop and pw»"** 
ottnTO liko myself, you 
tho (Utortott artioles from 
ially tho slmlett, and leave 
1 ftw things more hoortlly 


' Mb 


00 is, Winch, in e ovation, imagery and mu- we impart to those of Into arrival; and tho t,mn Ion K '•hid** in a newspaper. And, Mr. 
sic rnvo no para lei,, oven in tho Platonic first, who shall in futwho lend your soul into ™o of tho leading oicollonoes of your 

umiogucs. LlNortli British HeWoa' * t - 1 , - 1 .* 


t&Si-aiL.r 


the knowledge of tho Kternal, am L 


slioct is tho brevity of your oxlracto andoom- 


povorty of spirit to which the kingdom of so largo a portion of tho New TeBta- 

hoaven is promised. . ment should consist of epistolary correspond- 

Fourthly, riches are unfavorable to self-denial enca ia «■ striking phenomenon; still, it wns , , . , 

anil seal. Becauso they turnish the means of "“turnl nnd necessary in tho oirdumstances, ,r0 '" l>f glnila n ' *» 3 - Hl»'<r. the stars of the milkyway, tho Pleiads and l,ouk borc ”’ P 1 ' 1 ?' 1 bor « nnd slump bore*— 

sensual gratification ; and although those who The early churches often needed counsel! Hnlilco, who him made himself immortal in 11,0 0rinll ; 1 " ft w tho specks of the sun, and tl *nn a short, woll written artiolo. Tliilre- 

liavo toiled, economized and grown rich may, warning nnd instruction. They had no writ- ,*ejonco, lived now in a quiet and bon'orahlc ^’ ,0 ' l " 00n> M Jupiter: all that which l.saw rot e, mdnr, J pray you stop: lot rao pload 
from habit and principle, resist tbo tcniptn- ten oracles to appeal to, and tborofSre the 11 at Arcetri/in Florentine, lid was ah boro below at first I saw fJioro better, with * ,,r “Js it not'a little onol” Just 

tion which their menns nnd their associations npostles, as the living depositaries of inspired rci ‘ d y U'bbed of his nolilest organs, notivitli- 11,0 nftk(,<1 oyo ' 1 walk(!d on the lionveris full B ® # ' ,lOU ' ' /im/ 1 d » not pfdftlso you 

subjoct them to, all observation and history ,rutb ' were obliged to lootnmuivlcivto with 'Binding I10 always rejoiced at sprinc, nnrtlv , C8 * lu ' y nnd .i oy ov °r myself, liko a philnn- 8 m * nok bo borca, but thon tho infllotlon will 


For the N. O. ChrblUn A.ltocU. 

BREAM OF GALILEO. 


‘ Ho tlien led nio by tho Immlto u lowered mun * ca ^' onB * Truo, shortnowa is no oxoom 
.cloud, and wo took our llight into tho im- for dullness; but there are not many thing* 
mcnsurnblo heavens. I saw hero tho moon, moro dolic!oUB in tbl " world of horns— of 
Vivani, with her hoights and vales; I saw mon 1)orcs ' ton Kno boros, newspaper borev 
the stars of the milkyway, tho l’lcinils and book bore8 ’ Pn'P' 1 b^o* and slump bore*— 


For lh* N. 0 . ChrUtlnn Ailrocate, 




SHORT SERMON. _ | g pH _ _ v 

t , — ^rdivshsll thfiVthftthftvs tcach ns, tlmt we are not to expect this of the thtni in tho form of “ddctrinc,- Teproof/cor account of tho returning nightingalo and tl,r,, P iBt on enrth walks among his boneVo- 800 “boovor. 

ySutoUM klogTomof doil!” young, who have heirod tlicir Wealth. They section, and instruction Tn rigliteoustiess.” t,lc oiJorifeWu* tibissoms, and partly on no- 1#nt wotks - E “ ch hour hero below workod " c 1 referred, in our last, to a want of np- 

-■lesson taught us in this remarkable have not been bred to habits of self-denial These letters are, therefore, the fervent out- count of tho lovely recollections of his fonder throu f?b. was them fruitful of bliss, nnd of P ro P rint ® P™>chlng at revival mootings. 

*ms to bo this, to, wit : that riches in- they do not Beo or feel the necessity for tho pouring of pastoral ifonl arid attachment, friends- ' Bllch ft bliss bo never can Tool that stops 1 hero are other ovils quite ns formidable on 

dilhcidtu* and lessen the probability of practico of a constunt nml rigid economy ; Ihuy are not abstract impersonal treatises— Onco, in his last spring, ho wns led bv Vi- em Pty knowledge. Thereforo shitll I HU0 1 oocasions. Not one of tho lonst 1 b tho 

« •*' • 31 *■ *1 1.1 ' 1..1 1. n • nnre'oufttft Pat. I .... . . 1 .!* J novnr Vivon’i il.!.. i_.1l. i. ITrOftt finxiflt.V nf 4-« 1 iL - .. I, 


from habit and principle, resist tbo tomptu- tcn oracles to appeal to, and therefore the 11 a ^ ,,1 at '' 
tion which their moans and their associations apostles, as the living depositaries of inspired rca,ly 1 '" 1 


have touch us, that we are not to expect this of the fbtni in tho form of “ddctrinc,- reproof,' cor- 
m young, who have hoirod tlicir Wealth. They rcction, and instruction In riglitoouahesa." 

I V 1. i ft.. „ - 1..11 . .1 „ . n . 


r 

M 


then, too, they nro subjected to tho powerful, ,nero systems of theology. '■ I.ikc other let- vttn b bis youngest nnd n 
the acquisition of wealth must cn- and to them well-nigh irresistible influence of tors, they linvo their peculiar charm. They ' nto Hie field of A reef ri 
.Very largo proportion of our time and association. are written without reserve anil in unaffected f° r bis strength ho luu 

AH observation uqd experience Tho class to which they belong are for the siniplielly. Sentiments come warm from the begged, rather in fun, ol 


vani, liis youngest anil tuost grnlelul pupil ncver ’ ^' vftn *' not cv °u in this treinhling old Rroat anxiety of brethren to occupy the pul) 
into the Held of Areetri. I'erceivimr that age, desist to search after truth; for ho who P'f espeoinlly at popular hours. A special 

P I • ..... “ 4 U Lft.ft A.. 1 * . I'fFrtrf. So In lui mnslft A Pl__ il . . . 


rf f a 


Jown, that to acquire wealth is a most ,nos f P nr t a luxurious nnd self-indulging 

. a ...I." I- _ (dllM. Onn imlivitlnnl in ll.iu n1 n „„ K1.„ 


are written without reserve nnd in unaffected for ilis 8trcn gH» lio lmd gono too far, he it horo, to him blooms thoro eternal eltort 18 be mmle. Affcor the maimor of a 

simplicity. Sentiments eome warm from tho begged, rather in fun, of lus leader, not to .i 0 ?’ wherever ho looks, from every insight, f annl r of small force, who wishes to roll his 
heart without the shaping, pruning and .bring him beyond the litio of Florence. You f ri,m "very destroyed doubt, from overy un- JuK". every preacher within roach is invited. 


alt enterprise — an enterprise in which a 
mull proportion of thoso who enter tho 
»ro sooowlfnl in winning tho prize. 


class. One individual in this class, liko one punctilious arrangement of a formal dis- k “ow,” said lie, “what I liad to promiso to 


drop in a rapid stream,, is borne away by the 


There is such a fresh arid familiar ,lle holy Inquisition.” Vivani seated him i 


It is; then, as a- general rule, too transcription of feeling, so frequent an intro- 11 mound of earth ; and on he hero w 


covered mystery, from overy faded error. 1 boy como— tho pooplo are in fino spirits— 
Behold, I fool all this in those moments of Burc 'yi they will have a glorious timo. Tho 
rapture ; but only, this, rtdi l fdi ii remained P 1 ™ 1 ' 01- >n ohargo considers tho amount nnd 

. • » I ... roil , . „ . .wift.sliftJi:.. «P I. -A . ft 


■ frnntiArtrmBn will tell you that to mako mi »ch to oxpect of this class, that they will Action of colloquial idioms, and so much of. ,ep ^ ,c flowery herbs,* and as it were in a cloud m ® > ln y overfilled soul felt each Bingle P^^kirities of each brothor's talents, nnd 
y is a comparatively easy matter, but to “ deny thoraselvcs," for this would he to frus- conversational frankness and vivacity, that, of odoriferousnesi, ho rememhered the long-, fobeity in the ocean or them all. Ins judgment indicates whom to plnco in tlio 

It to iaveet it judiciously, requires an trato wl ‘at most of them conceive to ho the tho reader nssocintesdho imago of the writer in " s f " r bherty that befcl him onco in Home ) ' V1, ilst ( thus saw and waB astonished, V P ul P lt > n "d to whom to assign other work 

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i wlMeninl that but few can exer- chicf end and ™luo of wealth- 


cry paragraph, nnd liis 


to "f fbo, approach of spring. 


shrewdness nnd business capacity °f personal gratification — and yet wo are' < ’ atc b and recognize the very tones of living .He was just about to pour out the last drop 
my possess. taught by the highest authority, that if any '“'dress. 3HN impressions' must Imvo been °* bitterness ho had towards his cruel porse- 


numy possess. mgiiesfi nun 

■g wealth, then, is a difficult and ah- mnn w '" follow Christ lie 
rsuit— a pursuit that allows little so 'f '’ 
ill tips for any other interest. Your real Riches are -unfavorable to 
"^making, wealth-gathering man, is a 'bey necessarily occupy much 

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one bhriness. You do not find him 80rl) a 6 reat proportion of the thoughts 0 f * n person, he dispatched to them those silent l»'d reference, asked him for an ex- tancd81 un urm y of ® una sparklo' towards you, 


lost myself in tho greatness of Him, who,) In'® prominont. Now, if ho, could just keep 
full of wisdom^ created all tills, nnd through **“« arrangOment all tho timo, tho moot-, 
his over working lovo hears up all tliingH. “'e would prospor. But oan-he do it ? Willi 
,-ersation of my guido raised mo to Dot * b is lnttor cIbbs bolt, unloss thoy cin lot 
icr comprehensions— not tho limits od thcir nrtilldry from the pulpit 1 Hare 
enses, said ho, nro tho limits of tho 7 °“ .^ ot mot min ' 1BtcrB of this sort; Mr. Ed- 
; nnd if, from inconoeivnhlo dis- itor ’ lf y° u have not I hare. Thoy oomo 
i army of suns spnrklo' towards you, tbc f° to rnak,! a flourish, and if not allowed, 
lusands shine to your glances eon- become soured and peovish, and begin to mut- 


Bnlweror Byron; he has no timo or thoso who are occupied in either making or mt “ on 8 erB of love. * planation or theso words. But tho old man nmn y thousands shine to your glances con- o coom e soured and peovish, and begin to mut- 

”ti) spend at balls or parties Ho has oaring for wealth. Now such is the consti- *> o have alluded to Paul as the principal fur whom the-ovening became to cool wanted oen ' ed ' n tbo endless ether; and every sun, te r something about the preacher in oliargo 
time for literary cultivation or so- U>"°u of our finito natures, tlmt we are not ? ttcr ■' vriter in thc Xc ' v Testament.' When .to ho led hack before lie gave it- as alB0 each BU frounding sphere, is pooplod b" m B a thick-headed numskuU, who can not 

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* tojoyment, although »\ost men have a and ca “ not be acted u P on h y than one 
Utoal aptitude for these things ; much lees S rand impulse at a time. It is a matter, 
has he, then, for things spiritual, for ^ ,on » extreme difficulty for one \Vho is 
Un ls. n ft.tlbwlft l,..i ro VCrv anxious to lift rioh. nr wlm iu nlmotlyr on 


that clmngo which passed ovgr-him with the 
shook of a spiritual earthquake lmd subsided 
into resolute attachment to the new religion, 


with the “You know,” began he, after a short ro- wlth fccling boings anJ "'inking souls, "PP^toto their talents. Does npt this either 
subsided pose,, “how hard my fato in Homo was and vvll0r « Ttr P atl > 8 possible, thoro worlds P^ 0 ™ .that tlieir object in preaching is to- 
religion, bow long tiie timo df liberation was 'length- nr0 ro , lling ’ and "' horevc ' r a I'e'ng could feci 8 “oW ofl, nnd not to Bave souls; or that thoy 


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ptmedopied, ihl truth, the truth of God, ' j r we are taught that “they tlmt will Ire 
kill upon jilm like a pobblo-upon a docp and "eh fall into temptation and a snare, and 


tho world, he lived in tho world. Ho shrunk tion^,- and of inward revolting, against Prov! llcin R 8 i thero cxials down to the smallest atom K rcat "' a o; he-oommands large congrega- 
from the scourge, and declared himsel^n oit- idence. 6 . unbroken order. Eternal laws tuno every tlonB I t' 10 people think him a powerful, fino 

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■ It may ripplo tho surface for a into '" aa y foolish nnd hurtful lusts; which “ en °f and the shuddering oxpecta- “ As far ns I can remember, cried 1 , 'How tblng ’ fro 
it, hut tho rushing water posses drown mon in destruction and perdition.” " on , a oman dungeon suggested tho unhlnmahle thy life has been '. how laborious sun ’ nnd f 
■ates tho impression forever.' The two 8 rcat S ‘" B of *>>0 wealthy irroli- ' varmtb “ d co " lfo y t of a “ c '»»k.” Tho cul- and zealous in thy calling ; hns thou traveled*. nrl " 6ny ' 

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I can remember, cried 1 'How tb!ng ’ from beaVon to beiu ' on ' frotn «» n to f 1 rC! '. cll0 , r ' Why. then, should ho he kopt 
hy life has been! how laborious B “ a . a "d from earth to earth, in delightful beba^gw^Lpn th.s occasion 1 Ho c 


iwiog rich, 


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irreligious wqm vyho is rapidly’ 8 ious claBB ’ nro licentiousness aiming thc ,, ln him “hnptizod through the labyrinths of falso wisdom, toE ^!. y 

)h, why he is hot religious: ho young, who feel that wealth is only desirable th° Holy Ghost and with fire.” Wotds search for the light wliioh thda could not fOT tbls Ml “f 

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rmdny. not understand it. Tho soorehis, my brother, 

“ But why do I toll thoo this now, Galileo, you ar0 not f ' ultc “° 8 teot o proaoher as you 
r this bliss no spirit comprehends that is imngin0 yoursclf-to boj'tt, wlfllo yon'Kiay 
11 fettered t6 a lazy companion, and no far- bavo moro to'oht than others, in a oertaln 


he scantly knows why-that really aB » means of indulgence, nnd covetousness '‘fo often unable to convey his thoughts ; they And? I low hast thou sacrificed all tho now- B "" fe^ed to a lazy companion, and no far- bare more talent than others, in a certain 
been, and stifl is, so busy tlmt ho has among the old, whoa< only happiness consist rcel ftnd Hta gK pr benbatli tho weight and ers of thy soul to hreakfthrough to truth tber tban tbo com P an 'o n onn endure, and “ n «. your talent may not suit this particular 
tine' to pay any attention to the suhieef accumulation. Every render of the Bible P' m cr of his conceptions. And whether wo and fight them all to tho%ound-these an- who feels drawn back into tho dust when' he ocol “ ,on ' i ho objeot Is to do good. If you 

knows every observer of society seos-th, alarmed appeal to the people of liquated/ mighty prejudio^ Parsimonious, . 1 plfh yTullItoletHfi^r * 5 ?, ** 

join the Church and try to lead a re- <* salvatio “ . lico “«<>'“ 8 a ' a > JZ * h ° B l° f ° ft ,° n , flcd tb ? tabl ° which 0l °“ d back to Lonot nuito so smart as Ss/ Tni. 



j«n tno ciiurch ana try to lead a re- oiuruuuu iu iiuuuuuus mm , uie inoio alter which . , w - - ■* - 

life; ho fears that it wovild take too covetous mon. eloquence, to Ins oration 'before tho critics thou lustcst, and tho howl that thou wouldst th ° eart1 ’’ a " d ru8ted now ' as 1 thou « Ilt . “P™ ", ‘ . "J " ark “ fl “„ 0tb f r - dont WanM ' 

Of liis' precious time, for it is the first If, then, tho above reflections be allowed to a »d judges of the Areopagus, ontq, his plead- havo.enjoyed drawn from thy lips, sons not «"« of the lulls of Homo. The capital of the ‘h« Preacher in ohargo founding it out and 

.of hta philosophy that “timo is mi>- b o just and truthful, it follows as an iuovita- ,ng at tho bar of Felix arid Agrippa— or to bccorno indolent in works of the Spirit ! T”' 1 ! I" 7 ’'’[‘T r ° f d ° ep ° 0n ‘ '^Tl'ifs leadl u^hfnoti™ , 

Nearly all that we hare said in rela- b le consequenco that riches increase the dif- " rb “ ther wp survey Ins. letter to the Church How often, when all around thee lay in care- tcmpt ' 1 r8acbc , d ‘ f ortb n * ha nd from my J Ll8 . lead f *° n(> “ 00 0 provalont or- 
•be acquisition of wealth micht ho fl° u Ry at| d lessen tho probability of salvn- m I ! °mo, in its fullness, prb^iriditynn'd coin- less reposo, and recruited thc exhausted body height, nnd saul thoy may think thomsolvcs . ' ln ! nvl " lg 0 "'any ministers to aineot- 

‘ion, which is the proportion tilt wo have P a ^ dr his Epistle to Corinth, so fornew scenes of voluptuousness, iSZ ?°1 i f” S"? In'™ ^ 2 t ta .X 

git— for wealth, L any asncct is to sought to maintain. varied. and magnificent in argument, go car- trembled of cold when eonteninlating tho wlnlo purple clothes them bodies, and gold B cn‘ ‘o work clsowhcre than in U.o pulpit 

l®*'u identified with it, timo and Wo will close this short discourse with two neB t nnd so persuosivo in remonstrance and pondprsl of tho firmament, or in dark and mlrerd** (bur taUn tf all that Eu> a ® ^ a irt 

1...S d or three brief reflections. vindication-v-or. the missive sont to Galatia, oloudy niehts waked beside „li™ ropo and India can furnish ; but liko tho ‘act of all the prcaohors, a multitude of them 


in relation to tho caring for nnd tion ’ which is tho proposition Hint wo have 
uigit— for wealth, m any aspect, is to B0Ught t0 maintain - 

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in Home, in its fullness, profundity and coin- less reposo, and recruited the exhausted hod. bcigbt ’ and Baid tboy 1,1 a y lhink .thomsolvcs ror ’ 1D ‘ nvltll 'g »°o many ministers to a meet- 
paeted system-dr his Epistle to Corinth, so for'new scenes of voluptuousness! hast Hum great ’ tbo P roud "wellora of thoBo palucos, lng ’ Unless all, except one or two, wiR con- 
varied and magnificent in argument, go car- trembled of cold when contomnlatimr the whil ° '’ ur I ,1 ° ulollleB lbeir b »d‘cs, and gold BBnt to work i elfl l owbcro tbaa ia P'dp"- 
nest and so persuasive in rcmonstrunco and pondprs^'f the firmament, or in dark and and ailver dcck thcir tftbl es of all that Eu- Recaro not what may ho the Went* and 
vindieatiqn-v-or the missive sent to Galatia, cloudy nights waked beside tho glimmcrimw r ° P ° and Indla Ca “ furni9hi but Iiko tho tact ° i faU tbo prcaohors, a multitude of them 
so vivid and startling in its surprise, indigna- of thc lamp, to proclaim the honors of God eaglu u P on l bc worm in the silk weaving, so Probing, one alter tlio other, can not hare 

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it— for wealth, m any aspect, is to wnght to maintain. \apied.and magnificent in argument, eo crir- trembled , of cold when contcmpluting the 

feif is identified with it, timo and Wo will close this short discourse with two nu3 ' an .d -so persunsivo in rcmonstrunco nnd pondprsi^f tho firmament, or in dark and 

tossing; but wo pass on. or three brief reflections. ^ vindication-s-or tlio missive sent to Galatia, cloudy nights waked beside tho glimmerings 

d' placo, to say that the pursuit E ‘ rBt i "'on, in view of tho eoul-endanger- 80 Tlvld an(J Ht ' lrtl ‘ n K in its surprise, indigna- o' - ">c lamp, to proclaim thc honors of God 
powssion of wealth inlroductsxis into in g tendency of wealth, let us “seek first the ' 10n sorrow— or that to Ephesus, so opu- and to enlighten the world. Wretch I what 
u unfriendly to piety. It, I believe, k ‘ n fidom of God and his rightoousness,” that , ' ln "'ought and exalted in sentiment, jis ' B n °w thy frull of all theso labors 1 What 
S truism, that thoso who know men being armed with tho, more thau _mortal ‘f to compensate for.tho costly booka of mar- benefit hast thhu now ofall tho glorification 
1 fe^oqnfidenoe ffilEem. Muoli m 'gRtT)ffaith, wo maybe able to “ overcome B ,c which had been given to the flames— or of thy Creator, and thq enlightening of man- 

«»4 selling brings us to know many th o world.” that to Phijjippi, so warm and exuberant in kind? That grief now dries up tho mois- 

od to probe thorn at tho tendorcst Second, not to pine and sigh for riohes; ltB .congratulation's to tho first European city turo of thy eyes, and they dio daily, theso 


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a thiism, that thoso who know men “mg armed with the more than mortal 
ufemt confidence in them. Muoli " m '8' f I’^Taith, wo maybe ahlo to “overcome 
. *®d selling brings us to know many " lp w(S#ld." 

‘"I to probe them at the tendorest Second) no* to pino and Bigh for riohes ; 
-fair interest. Mon will talk fair tbey do not a 'w a y B bring content to. those 
k- Oh, they are vastly kind and ainia- who possess them ; but they always do bring 
ft just touch their interest, just roduoo dan 8 ei ' to tlio soul. “Having food and rui- 
rintorio to the logio of dollars and ment ” — that is, things necessary and cohven- 
tho roal man, unmasked, stands '°nt— ^ “lot us thorewitlf ho content,” for rick- 
to view, a selfish creature, Booking 08 011 ear " 1 °ftcn take to themselves wings 
' Sometimes mon possessing piety, and aw °y i but in heaven thoro is an in-, 
of old, will betray thoir Saviour beritnneo that fudeth not away, 
piooesofsilvor. The fortune sook- I-astly, lot us remember that God, our Al- 
but too often witnesses suoli exhihi- m 'gbty Friend, will withhold motliing from 


heights nnd overlooks tlio world, or soars up- having too many preachers. Indeed, one 
011 wings of contemplation up to his God, and R°°d> effective, prudent minister, by odoupy- 
walks henonth the stars. in g ‘he pulpit at ovory prominent hoar, can 

“ As I spake tbuB, Vivani, tho brow of my “ccomplish more thon a dozen. Ho can fol- 
Guido liecamo solemnly beclouded, liis broth- low U P his blows >n regular sneoeesion, imtU 
erly arm sank down from my shoulders, and fl na "y " l0 '""est bow. 


This lead us, also, to remark on the wont 
of indcpcndcuee in preachers ln oharge, in 


rupted the purity und marred the simplicity “Thus spake 1 to myself, Vivani, and then erly f '“' k d °" n fr0,n ,ny "boulders, and ‘“o « a ‘*est now. 

of tho gospel — or his twin communications to I cast a glaneo full of chvy upon my perse- *“ ° y ° “ bot a thrcat cning glunco at mo, T h “ ° ad u8 ’ al f 0 ’ 10 M ® atk on ‘ be w “ l 
Thessalonioa, palm, affectionate and oonsola- cutora. ' Theso unworthy oncCcriodV' who P ierein B m y vcr y 80ul - ‘ Unworthy, one,’ of independence in preachers ln ohargo, m 

tory-or those to Timothy and Titus, replete veil m mystovious lorn.s/and eorer their Woo Crk ' d b °' ‘“° ha8t ‘ bou alraad y upon potting up miners to preach, especially on 
with thc sage and cordial ndvices of paternal under an honorable garment, and tlio wise, Cartb tbo8 ? JOyB of benvon, hast mado fliy ° leii/icmgt. 

kindmiss, and long and varied oxperience-or who hold up the torch of light, tl.ey strike mm ° glono^ Among tho, w>su of tlio na- r “ “ * l . l 1 ° 1 .‘ nU , r ' 

tho brief note to Philemon concerning a dis- uuidly to the ground, that hia' lmd, /disturb “° n9 ' lul8t bo,gh ‘ onod tlle P ow cra of thy soul, ® BtB of . 801,18 aw at , ** ke ; He ,B wilhng to 
honest and fugitive slave, who had been un- not their volulous ImLr LTtse S 80 tl,at 8000 “V. <'rcer and mightier, ^ 



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kuman character/ and tho tomloncv u ® wo \vulk ^uprightly. If, then, (lod docs, honest and fugitive slayo, who hud been un- not their voluptuous Blumbor! Theso ubicot 80 1 ! ut tl,o y 80 °o ,nft y» <reer and mightier, * ® . 1 ftn m< ?* un0 ’ a * | 

*** hi* confidcnoC in mon, and cveu o°t givo us. riches, ho sees in his wisdom that expectedly brought to “ tho knowledge of the ones, who are only active for their lusts, and eontmuo to wor in knowledge and truth j k of materiSSy^Jurma hia ^MtixTi^aim 0 

Ho has so often boon deooiveS «uU not he good for us, hut might truth ”-or, the epistolary tracts addressed to tho ruin of the world, how thoy laugh in ‘Tu Twordro m » T "° W G< 1 ply to aSSn 2 « ^the £lin« rfa X 

^Zlmost believes that overy man hae P rovo a “ temptation and a snare, “ and drown t|‘ p Hebrews, with its powerful demonstra- thoir palaces o£ sorrow! how they enjoy 001 tot B ">h or jy h suflor porsceution, and P y Shame 0/ this look of aoui&L 

*)»oa that thoro is nom/good— no ua * Q destruction nud perdition. Our poverty "on of tint superior glory and tho unolinhg- themsolyes in continued rooling^of life ! how thy wiKomshaU bcopmea reward uuto thee b di Jwd . . .. . 

good no, mfty )jo tho Div , ne]y a[iiio . nUc j . J ruino y mg permaneneo and spiritaality of tho Net tho populace hows reverently before them, 8nd ** ^ W “ h 8,80 lt, y oTmht. 1 

"twben wealth is mado, it introduces the tality to mako us and our “little ones'’ rich D'sponsntion-to whichever ot theso eompo- whom they cheat out of the produce of thoir 8prft with knowledgo,now is tlio remmu- , ||f n tako 0 |’ 8 / v 

° r »* into the company of men liko towards God fai "‘ and good works. 81tlona w0 turn, we are struck with the same fields, and prepare unto themselves feasts of ,raa ® 0 ° f “J*. ^ annlhllato11 , and thy soul uuarB ^ ^ ^ Bond , wh J| 1 

( who have spont their Hvca in tho Aqd now to God, os is most duo, bo ren- '<' f ty genius and fervid^ eloquence, tho same joy from tho fat of tlicir henls au d tho juico rc ^°* ts uga 8 . thou wilt send but send.” He is wBlimr to 

I of riches — nml ti._ _i , „ dored all nrnise. dninininn nn,l elevated nnd self-dollying tomnorance. the of thoir enines! Amt tlin,, Here awoke from my dream and saw . . ’ . ag 




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, ■••via into IU lull 1 — — y . .. , . *ro j • ’ — *** v j***™ 

»iches— qnd of tlio abundance of dored all praise, dominion and glory, forever. cl °vateU nnj selt-dciiymg tompcrancc, tho of thoir grapes! And thou, unhappy one, 


revolts against God.’ 

“Here I awoke from my dream and saw 


courso. Ho will say, “Lord, send by whom 
thou wilt send, but send.” He is willing to 


mouth will speak — all their Amon ; . 


fifth ... , tiiuti 

Will be of money, stocks andin- 

ittties G0d ' nud man ’ 8 b'gb and 
«,„* Z , not onco bo named. How 

Ifromo* P ' 0UB ^ "°w oon ho break 
ceil ° gr . a8 ' ) °'d habits and strong- 


J. B. Waj.ks.ii. 


Louisiana, August 20, 1852 .. 


PASTORAL RELATION. 


same throhhings of a noble and yearning who didst only livo for God, who nover per- 
lieart, tho sanio masses of thought, luminous mittod a passion to riso in thy soul, cxeont 


myself oast hack into my stern prison. With work a °y w,u!ro wI, ore be can do tho most I 
a flood of tears L wetted my couch. Then I ""I ' ttra remindod of my promiae toj 


Heart, tuo same masses ot thought, lumipous mitted a passion to riso in thy soul, cxeont , ' • f , lucn ‘ f, n l.rief m.d th, 

and many-tinted, liko the cloud whimi^glows tlio holiest and pure, for truth ; who, abet- ra ri°d “na eyes m tho ^imdst of tho shades “briehanat^ 
under tho reflected splendors of the setting ter priest of God, revealed His wonders in of rnB'it ui'd waid, 0 God, full of love, has „a> 
sun, the same vigorous mental grasp wlijeli, the Bystem of tho world, nnd also in tho " 10 nothmg that lwcamo somlthing through 
amid numerous digressions, is over tracing worm. Must thou now muss tho thine after " ,eo , fo " nd fault with Thy ways ! Hath the, “ 

»— »)- - a— . — ; — ... . .... » dust, whom thou gayest a soul, liathufe Mg p *»*■-*/. wa* 


break Short 1 



. 1 , . , . amid numerous digressions, is over tracing worm 

A solemn lesson inculcated hy apostolic truths up to first principles -nil theso l re will, 


Hath tl 
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^^rr W ^ d ‘ 0 60ekGodUntU ern Ptitors and flooks may do well to study U „ ^ to X” are the other and TT ‘1- d«UnH» of mm. . 

Burroundod him- it for their protection against tho sullen mur catholic epistles of tho New Testum nt-the W reT^ 4 dl8t "butes the 

latCi em barrassments, and he will murs of disoontent, and tho wild froakishnoss or.istle of Jam,-* o severe Tofre „n i °/T - 1 r ‘ dlCS ?*! hf ° ’ . 1 hc ba8e lt penwt * draw 

j? .» : m* w::utv!T^ 8 ^ n7 Krih ° ^ w * ’ 

^^ktoreed 0n “ 8l6ndCT f°r fpett “°; U ‘ 0b , 0n0fit 0f poaterit y “"d teaching of Jesus, as seen in the Sermon op P “Icontinuqd my complaints & 

^““Wkoaroborntothe possession of a '"1'°“” t ° tll0lr | R ? d ' S,0 “ 0r ' '; " 10 Mount-fttho two epistles of Fetor, the into sleep; and immediately a vep 

*7 W « by the toil andToonomv of • P n r « H “• • very imago of himself in warm impulse and man came before my couch; 1,*! 

always surrounded bv the “™r P f T T * ■ nfi . riult,e8 and oW - ^'ration, and so full of Jewish allusion nnd beheld me with pleasure, whils? 

* m and thoughtTel to whom ‘*. ultle8 of falle “ b ~‘y > a a lta ^ '-oerntu, ns, quite in keeping witli tho spirit full of wonder, rested on his bro 

prayer are strange * 2 ^ , , . Av °. idod . m aU B '' a P aB ). ‘heyoannot of Him who was “ the Apnstlo of tho Ciroum- silvery locks. ‘Galileo- said lr 

*** "“nerally qu |te too weU satisHed ’ bu ‘ ond “ fld ln an y Bl ‘ a P a '“ which hea- ois.on”-the three epistles of John, so redo- ‘ w hat thou now sufforest thou „ u 

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the air, is not denied, Liberty? What eye g ‘ “* t, y ZLMZZ JT 
watches over tho destinies of men ? What ou ’ y oswai^ea on thy hea 

just and unprejudiced hand distributes tho to wlmm thou lu^t presented sg ma, 

riches of life ? ' The base it permit, to draw ° f ° W “ ,*%t 

overy thing to itself, and the worthy is de- be thy grace an J % Prt^eges furgOMe, 
nr i vr rt nf nil ■ J Then unite Eis eyes vrfthmaHess ! KTti 


u7*| ore horn t/,u,. . . v” me iuourii-ntno two cpisttes ot l’eter, tho into sit 

* Wune Won by tho toil Ln ° f r Th ° pautorftl relation ^‘ aB itB trial!. ' They very imago of himsolf in warm impulse nnd man ci 

^ M * most always oooao “y Of nro inseparable from tho infirmities and obli- aspiration, nnd so full of Jewish allusion nnd beheld 

tte gay and thouoh7l.ro ?„ V h ° ‘l uUies of falleo humanity in all its oondi- associations, quite in keeping with tlio spirit full of 
and nrnv.r ow hom tions. Avoided in all Bhapos, they oan not of Him who was “ the Apostle of tho Ciroum- .11™™ 


Then smite liis eyes *dth Duadness ! let i 
. n qm^o re hear the sound of friendship!) 

bilRsoome grey in prison ! With a wij] 
d ° 0 . spirit shall ho iiear it, thankful for ths 
1 1111 membranco of past pleasures, and happ* 
tho prqapeet of thoso to oome.’ , W 

Ljlv* “ 11 w “ my whol ° 80u1 ' J^pi/^ 
pourod forth in tills prayer,, and not th«| 

E muring of tbo unsatisfied. Only the wjH 
thankful surrendering ,God receives ^ 

, . created me to much happiness, for boho] 

■y* , 1,,.^^ nt r nrlA nv.n I ,, a f 




gay and thoughtleas, to whom 
ore ... Pvnyor arc strange things, 
"rally quito too well satisfied 


"““■y quite too well BatisH., 1 ... , . ■»* -•»«) w-nuv • wnut mou now sunorost tnou suffoTMit for 

VOS to feel the need of 2 or V ° n ^Tj.U'ey may bo If clouds lent of love, “ the boad of perfectness,” and truth which 1 taught, and . they thaAerse- 
T frayer. “I^ul, take thino tore ” T ? *?, wa ^ thunders roll and ever recurring to tbo necessity of a holy life cute thee would also persecute me, haKot 

0lhu! S language tlioy are wont to 7 d m 7 ' thT0a , t0n,ng a , g0n0ral wr , uuk of th “ tr ?° aocom P au ““ nt a “d realization of death saved mo to yondereternal.llhorty.'* 
toselvea. Oh how difficult ills Jo uref l° P °“ 7 ^‘‘7 7 " ^ an OT " lodM "^od; andastlytho brief chap-. “Thou art Copereieus,” cried I, and tooked 1 

mlkftn l.roro.i- . 1 B t0 Curbed elomeuts aro not to_bo hmi!ic.d by ter of Judo, a Yoloamo denunmut onaif.Aiiti, ».i«* f _* 


A. 

'.idM>tM bTWRiSSvti'to?’ P 




jjivo froo bore at^Aruotri, fund even bjafc to- 
tyy hgtb wy friend lot me among tbo floworo 


‘“ft v-toas of our Lord Josus Christ ” ' rTir^ ™ tt . " ,utro P ni!8 - wl, ° 1 °v‘>"‘ 10 001 "very lorm ot oompoaltion- much sweeter y.t are ths relationships of 

Wavoraile tohuZulUy ’’ T.f in auotbo , r ' a “ d 080 "?^' narrative’ argument, ““tory- eongenial souls ! liow much dourer and oor- 

^•"“upoa God. Do you den v or A !*., d ’ coppersmith, who -doth tlio hold invootive and suddeu apostrbphe-anti- dial than even tho bonds of brotherhood am 
P ro Pa a *tion I then to the law^nd ^^d'pHt 1 !“ JUrJ i l “ tt “ HyW0 ‘ tlie * w and olimax-tho brief words of anger the bonds of truth ! With what forefeelings 
J«Wony, (p >allu xlix. 6j “ Xhev ,? d ne “ and p b"«to B . who err from the faith, -the sad regrets of disappointed hope-the of an enlarged sphere of action and elevatW 
T^for wealth, and ho/t tl 3 * ‘ aud dra w away disciples after them ; hut shall soft breathings of affeotiou— the vehoment powors of soul and communication nf the 

they «u«ph la wickcdopre? Sluril outburst of relf.vindication.-tUe long and of- 

. b«ii9Y«l th, Proposition h**r ^hu ^ ? *b» of God from hi* place, feotive argument, often ending in un aptliem meat the friend that steps towards us led bv 

pwpo tion— h*ar whil* h« U mdy to Impart to town, net ths —logio swsllljng into lyrlo*— th* tom dcliv*- *h* Hand of wi«iomi ^ “») JT 




IS? 10 my rspri^g. ■'H. gropto after the hand of hU 
Z)lZ. hTY 0 ' sohlr to press it thankfully, hutYiv.nl ro- 

J 10 :, -to* to*-' 




— logio ivftlliag ittto lyriw— tht Um 1 tha Hoad of Witdwn! 


to bia lip«. n 

Xenophon, und. the rest of the philato- 
phore, esteemed wisdom the greatest wealth ^ ‘ 
aqd content tho highest bliss. 

When passion is permitted to uiurp the lost ou 
throat of reason, it* power U lott. [ wm re 


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with golden hatchet nnd Bilvor saw ; but with 
brawny arms nnd upturned sleeves ho shoul- 
ders the woodman's axe, and goes right ear- 
neatly to work. Wo believe all this is tho ro- 


all my doubts of success woro instantly dis- 
pelled by BCQing tho Bum of $550 made up 
for our Missionary Church in Orleans, with- 
out any difficulty whatever. 


tho mystorious watohfulniu, 0 fu 
I’aront, removed to some place of* 
Ephesus, and tho country onw J 


go lias nlso,been 'furbished with neat 
ifortablc Aimituro, and somo nltera- 
ivo been made in tho church cdifico. 
done our best at homo to meet all 


liquidate tho uboVe debt. In future, I shall 
send you a list of subscriptions that shall be 
made, till the debt is • cancelled and wo are 
free. I hope to be ablo soon to report' some- 
thing from every circuit and station within 
tho range of your paper : 

Siwnl churches In Virginia *554 00 

Hampton. Vl Nobly done ! 35 37 

Louurillt. Ky. (Preachers $50) 150 00 

Mi-s?on«rj Board, Louisville, Ky ood 00 


meeting , to Mount Zion mooting house, .on 
Crawford Circuit, to a quarterly meeting. 
Thursday and Friday belonged to the colored 


ing at last the long-wished and long-sought 
object accomplished. 1 call this n new era 
in tho hiBtory of our German missions in N. 
Orleans.’ Only let tho Church help us in 
building good houses of worship, and God by 
his assisting graco will help us to till them 
with precious, immortal souls, for_whom Je- 
sus lins died. 

Suppose they'allow me, at the'nextjConfe- 


tor a jubilco, which was turned to a two days' 
meeting for them. Wo preached to them', 
bold a love feast, and administered tho Lord’s 
Supper to them. A. largo number attended- 
I was very muoli pleased with the good order 


We have soon tho oollego buildings. They 
are commodious, and located in a pleasant 
part of ono of, the pleasantest villages of Al- 
abama. 


mil. wo believe, of Uncxthlptal pnepcrtljbl 
commercial States In Europe amt Amnia < 
leading caufiei of .this condition of coanrd 
the vast yield of the precious metals kfth 
mines, tlio products °f which are — — 1 1 — id 


in their rich cotton he 
The preachers are 
their work, - bolding 
meetings. Tho Met 
this way are going in 
that in tho good old h 
nnd then I bear tho 


enough for the present movement of the 
Church on the subjeot of education. Doctor 
Lee differs from J. B„ if wo understand them 
both. Tho following definition is unoxcep- 


of relying upon tho instructions of the Biblo 
and tho energies of tho Holy Ghost, he re- 
relies upon tho instructions of tho school- 
master, and tho energies of his own intellect. 
Instead of trying to pieaso God and win souls 
to Christ, ho-tnims to ploase tho multitude, 


The meeting closed on Monday. Wo had 
quite a refreshing season ; seven joined tho 
Church ; six white and one black. In many 
places on tho circuit Bro. Green sayS there is 
quito a good time, and some seventy havo 
joined tho Churoh, and near that number 


Parte of it are now under a mulsh, and it it 
not all inhabited but by wild animals." 


fading rwdat- 
upouhbbwt, 

i La was no «- 


uicmUn Of Uw OHy Police. In rerang* for bll success lo 
building a Cbrisllan UhurcU. Nothing baa, aa pat, bean 


Ood tb.i«*«’' 


riteaa deducted, wa 
In NawOrleana, to 1* 


l also was privileged to meet with a hospita- 


Cl)f If® (Orleans diristinn JUmorntf. 


Literary Notices. *"“* N.o.ck.i.ii»Aw.i.. the fullness of Uieir hearts his hearers re- On lost, Sunday a missionary mooting was tliore. After ho 

~i— - i SOUTHERN METHODIST CHUROH, spond. hold, at whioh it was proposed to raise $2000- lotter, known as tht Fn - 

Northern Christian Ad- (The foiim-iog notion «.r* prepared for last wo.k, but in waihtnoton-^tt. ' lire. C. is not polished, nor grnoeful, hut -$1000 for a missionary to California, $500 tho design of which ^ 

ihallesge wo notiood last * °** *° n ° W ’ My Dear Doctor: Tho propriety, thonf- ra f’ icr rou 8*’i nnd somowhat rudo. If by for onr German Mission Churoh in Orleans, in the dootrines fought tw > '' 1 

the Now York journal : baptism : »Tre»tl«« on tha nature, rrrpatnltj, Sub- unity for establishing ft Southern Mothodist however, lie reminds you of tho rugged nnd $500 for colored missions. exalted viows of God, and "r’a 

l* one and. indivisible • Is it Aitmim.tr.tor, Mode and Ooe Of the lnlatla. churoh in Washington City, tho capital of mountain 4,10 similitude does not oenso Tho California mission came first before and dignity of onr Savim, ° a 

(Very in the M. E. Clmrel. ? t ArnmA’Ao our nation, is olivions to every. Southern man. when you contemplate tho mountain’s dark tho congregation, with its able and eloquent fer to Bovolntions, wo find * 

)r. Bond takes the affirma- pp . 152. Tho yrholo South Is deoply interested in tho sublimity. His want of polish is more than spoakcr, Dr. Block. After tho Dootor bad ishing tho angel of the Ch, i. 

rWltlTO. VVc acknowledge , .« •« . .P ii*. An »«a. n .:.w 4 -a l L. nn *« AA COIllDOnSIlted bv his nowor. Kvil. in hia vlnw. rinlivnrnrl n IwwirKnii min tt ndrlrnna fit A '/toll (\ p flip rtnufmA * n jit , , I 








by tho Now York journal : nArT , 

i* one and indivisible : Is it 
lavery in tiro M. K. Church 1 «• 

“’ Dr. Bond takes tho affirms- J 
negative. We acknowledge 

arid would gladly ^ " 
could ho dorio with- *work. 


ton 


lond takes the ntnrina- pl , 252. Tho yrholo South is deoply interested in tho suDiimity. ills want ol polish is more than speaker, Dr. Block. After tho Dootor bad ishing tho angol of tho Chu t 

ivo ' Through tho mail wo have a copy Of this enterprise, and steps lmvo boon taken to ac- compensated by bis power. Evil, in his view, dolivored a heart-stirring address, the call (i. 0. tlio pastor) and tho boluL 

oould ho domrwitli- “work, by tho kindness of the author. If it oomplish this object. A small, intelligent (so it would soom) has taken doop root all foy$1000 waB promptly responded to; hut booanso thoy had left off tholpwS 

l’liat ho will make good , . ... . ,, , and growing society has been formed. A over this fair heritage of ours; and not only l, y t ]iis time my faith for our German cause the Church, continued firm.: m 

M boliovo, sinco It has [ 003 no % r ^ ^ church cdifico, nent, spacious and nearly new, ,fl kQn deep toot, but sprung up, In giant uocahio little indeed. Hour over, I arose nnd tinio;*wo may supposo thev' 

i to accomplish impos- in tlio rartgo of our readers, wo shall lie i oca tcd in an eligible part of tho. city, has JbrniB, and forcst-liko overshadowed tho land, mado somo abrupt remarks ; after which Dr. warning, but finally declined 

tempted to supply therewith it liy extracts. | )Cen purchased from tho Presbyterians for This forest !b to bo foiled. To meet tlio cxi- Ellison made a Bhort but impressivo speech dlcstick was removed, i , 

an infltmnfinl fiftnflml Tl. - ..Aha. L!. An «4 nml mruln C- ,IAAn L!.». • ! 11 — > Ll ll LbDAftft A fronev. ho POOS not. ffirf.1l in fflnvilfl find nil La in nf nun OnSmnH mLmnnn nml 4 linn Phwiafinnn t!..l . ' ' 


Conference paper, having a circulation of has exhausted the divisions as the divisions parsoi 
about 10,000.'-' 'Two Conferences have already 0lbau8 t the subject. It is a Church text- ,UK * c 
taken dts ground on tho subjeot. • It is no book of high ordor. Without noticing it jfnr- 
i months. Tho | wonder that they are tender on slavery— ono ther at this time, we advise] our frionds to 

of thorn (tho Oneida) has becomo too consol- p0BgCBS it. I house 


these expenses, we yet ovro a debt of three 
thousand fwc hundred dollars, whioh will soon 


suit of tlio Holy Ghost working in our good In tho afternoon, Dr. Dawson ktldrcssed tho liamodans and tho worshineH. 

brother, “to will find to rln nf livn nwn irnrwl onn».n»ni!nn : n lulllnlr of llv A Jnl nv.n. I IHVAtvliai a _ A ? ' _ A . ■ A » 


hmi left op- J entious to ako United States postage stamps! analyses op the rniNOiPLES op ciiurch gov- he pressing, and which must be liquidated in 




Really wo do not understand] tho following, 
moved by ono Silas Comfort : 

“Whoreas, tho use of post-office stamps 


M 


KRNMF.NT, pirtleulwly th.t of the M. K. Churoh. 
nr M. M. Ilcnklt, D. D. : 1852. 18mo., pp. 172. 

Wo have noticed thiB book as about to ap- 
pear, and wo thank the author for a copy. 


brother, “to will nnd to do of his own good congregation in bohnlf of tho Colored mis- prophet. No vostigo of thoT* 
pleasure.” Glory ho to God, and success to* sions, nnd thon $500 moro w.ore Jjaiscd. This inotrius was nfr&id would com 


he pressing, and which must be liquidated in P leaauro - ulory be to God, and success to* sions. and then $500 moro were raised. This inotrius was afraid would coa 
order to place our oauso in tho Metropolis tho rninistor of his own Bonding ! is doing things by tho wholo, and not by oan now with certainty be fo* 

upon an independent and pormanont foun- ^ e become deeply attached to Bro. halves. I have often beon at missionary and the Ephesians are numb, 
dation. C. hero, and wo uro grieved and sad that his meetings where the congregations have been things of tho past, while Chriifc 

All other Christian denominations have health is not good— that his arduous labors muoli largor, hut Buoh a display of missionary mulgated by tho Saviour and 


recommend to forego the trilling convenience I v iow i 


whioh their uso socurcs. Adopted, nnd or- 
dered published in tho N-C. Auyocnte.” - 




--The follow 


may by possibility, subject the most circurn- pwr» All other Christian denominations have f uuu “ k,mi ,l,B »ruuuup_»oorB muen larger, out suon a display ol missionary muigatea by tho Saviour and 

sped to the groundless imputation of fraud- Those who havo read it as it appeared in tho l ar go ftn d fine churches in tho capital. The ar0 ^ ft8fc "’ eat ‘ n ( g out- Thq power of zeal and liberality I have never seen beforo. St. Paul, is still gathering Btwnlt* 
ulent intentions, therefore weekly religious press, will he pleased at its Northerii Methodists have set’eu, and in addi- working within frail humanity often Brother Armstrong, tlio P. Klder, had charge roll onward with immorta\vi«)f 

“Resolved, That wo deem P® t,c0 °[ nermanent form. It presonts a favorable tion, they took stops recently in their Gene- proves to much for it. Nor is it wonderful of the camp mooting, and 3V holongs to Eu- nation shaU drink of its pcaoefnl«u 

iiapnnvrMrsT — Our btethron of tho Mem- wi.stmxnsti.h QUATiTEnLV Review. JuIj, 18 j 2 9cn tcd. Southern members of Congress, do any tiling to lighten Bro. C. s labors, and especially so on Cbunenuggeo Ridgo: and finely exhibits tlio triumah r/Z 

L SSr IntZ* T WAR !rr. REV, rT' T’lsTn Southcm ^ who visit Washington ^wlth ifc » «“><>«• . May God bless this dear people. I consider over a false religion.” 

^ . . Theso rcpuhlications of I.. Scott & Co.,. IV their families, visitors from every part of the ’ 4 hero is ono more item I might mention, it i\ high privilege of being honorcd.to travel Lclia listened to her ma-witb |4| 

to the purcliaso ot n press lUr tneir good y«rk, contain tho rich index to volumes now South, Southern men’ who, from timo to time, Tho missionnry spirit never burned so bright- through this oountry ns a Methodist preach- tion, thon in low murmur, M jf J 

•hiiot. It is printed now by contmot. Tlio !0 A n cludcd. This is the timo for new subscri- receive offices under government in Washing- ns now ’ Bro. C. has .tenchfd to. tho very er, in the Church, South. If my mind over I she said, “It is n pretty lesson 1 -?*.. 


WESTMINSTER QUARTERLY REVIEW. July, 1852 
LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW. July, .1852. 


dered puhliBlicd in tho Auvocntc. . i ne t>outn also snouiu bo repre- 

. iMpnovUMr-XT.-^Our brethren of the Mem- wifern mcA w^ '"-.’’w V 

to tho purchaso of n press fdr tl cir good, y wki con t tt in tho rich index to volumes now South, Southern men’ who, from timo to time, 
chdot. It is printed now by contract. The Cftnc i U( icd. This is the timo for new subscri- receive offices under government in Washiugr 


last paper contained cheering news of revi- . - to a chcftp nn q on ] y Americnu edition of ton > Southern men who remove to Washing- bottom ° r „ our . P ockots i e 'cry time he 1ms was prejudiced against this Church, it w 

-■" A . • I * " . . .. .* ° mn.lo n Oiillnntinn - Him nl.A.i'.t ...... 1 A. „ < • < ... . 


vain, and over’ two-hundred! .conversions. 

A Nr.w' General Conference.— W e ox- 


foroign Review Literature, 
tho four for $10. 


Blackwood mid ton ail< * there, and Soutlicrn men who 
now rcsido in Washington, all-should havo a 


made a collection; Our circuit will send to because I know no better. This I write with 


sho said, “It is a pretty lesson; i m 
think of all Mr. Stephens eaid abont tbi 
ins of Ephosus ; but in school Hi, - 


the next Conference at least three, and I an honest, upright heart. I am sorry, Iron) 1 1 could think of .nothing, 1 i 


tract from the Guardian, (Toronto, Canada) Q0DEY S lady s book, r„r September, 


church there congenial with their sentiments, 4 '‘iuk four dollars, where she usually sends the bottom ’of mv heart, that this noblo, gen- 1 “ Could keep their scholars ffi-' 
i- ,i : ono. With creat resneet. vours. etc.. iL I n xi.o e.. .1. -> 


of 18th ult., the following news. Tho editor Will bo very acceptable to tho ladies for gr0 und, n common cause7*nnd uniiw in- 
says tho Canada Conference lins not taken its brilliant styles. • terest should bo felt and manifested. Seldom 

any steps towards tho organization— -it wob masonic colleges. * lias an object so pleasing, just and important 

only a matter of conversation nnd not of ac- The Masons, though secret in their club appealed to the sympathies and liberality of 
tion with them. Tho Methodist Church in rooms, are hi theso lato times manifest in 4,0 4or support. , 

British North Ameriosi is at present mainly their energetic support of education. On our ^ or ' fl c o UBe "ithout friends- Already 

AA-..1....A,, .AA..A.A tn.Wndnnt A.M. a.a I,.a .11.... AM. - ’ ^7?. r P«P°ndcd. I’lcaSO 


taste, religion nnd principles. It is common I ono 


IVith great respect, yours, etc., 

, A Layman. 


orous people in tlio South js so .often misrep- 1 mor," said Mrs. Gray, laughing. 


For tlia N. O. Chriitfnti A<lvocal«>, 

GERMAN MISSION CHUROH. 


Macon- Coi-nty, Ala., Aug. 18. 


resented. If I havo ono wish above another Sarah., who was older than Xdia, 
it would bo this, that :I might ho permitted subdued by what sho had heard- 
to stay hope and spend the remainder of my pauso, she said, “What a beautiful 
days in this countrydn tho service of God. our holy religion tliis opom toil. !f| , 
If I meet with, similar success at other not fully convinocd of ita Knot orip 
places, wo will he able in a short timo to should now say, I am not tnlj almost 


rariw 


constituted of separate districts, independent table aro i two catalogues, that witness this : 
of each other, and in allegiance with tho Pa- Auburn (Ala.) Masonic Female College. - 
rent Conference, which oontrols and assists Rev. D. S. F. Douglas, President, with a fa 
them : ulty of four professors, an extensive course 


Brother McTyeire : Iu company with erect our Mission Church in Orleans. O. I altogether a Christian,” 


publish the following subscriptions, mado to l. br0 - Garrett I wont from Warrior Stand camp I bow ln y heart rejoices at the prospect of sec- 


COM MUBCIAIi STATUIn 
r f Far Ho Vc»r ISai.-aa.- 


“The Woeleyan Mothodist Church in this I study, arid ;ono hundred and six students. 


country has at present under Consideration c 
subject of vast importance to its future wol- 


I hope to be ablo soon to report' some- 1 people. Their masters gfjij|;thcm theso days 


Only let tho Church help us in 


Tho year that ha> elapsed since tho dats<« 
nual statoment has heeo one of great 


faro and usefulness. It is tho organization of 
a Federal Union of tho Methodism of British 
North America, emhraoing Eastern and West- 
ern Canada, tho Hudson's Bay Territory, New 
Brunswick, Nova Sootia, and Newfoundland, 




I the whole of which to bo governed by a Fed- 
eral Conference, after tlio manner of tho Gon- 


Musonic College of Lexington, Missouri . — 
Rev. F. I.. B. Shaver, J’residont, with a fac- 


I Rev. O. iv. Marshall, Vleksburg, MIbs.. 


eral Confercnoo of tho M. E. Church iu tho I ulty of two professors, and 


J that prevails among them, ns also with tho rence session, to take a transfer to Alabama 

Tit. • xt ft, 300 37 ,( ccen t appenraneo they made. All .were Conference! A mission among'tho blacks is 

JSW. Umtfivmi “ ewJ clothing, ... taking . lo% „ .tnlio. I cc.ld do.ire. IVhU 


isssureii <—• ™ *«i~»**«-* 


tar new churoh in this country, hut has boon suggcBt- 
mintr un as if bv cd by the Parent Conference in England, and 

*1 . * aa n/tu> Wuurlit itmlnv (lin onmiillnni linn rtf 


students,, ono hundred and forty. 


two adjunct pro- ^ ^ ^ 

rtment.. Total of ^ grou J t() the Chiwh S. 1 * * ^ ^ BtU1 lingered in mind ’ ik ^ ouM noar and 


markable equality of distribution thn 
tmong all claMe*, of our oountrj,aad 
<f Europe. Thus, what were luiuriM 
What I but a t ,mo *inco. are now mere 


, , . ., , havo been dispelled at this meeting. 1 W'IVS I mu iu uic vuj i, uiu niiivug tu mj u> uuwil i rawm m su|>|nivg ; nuu tur Duma 

611,1 »i ftl |i 8 10 8 c b croua ln cn w 10 com- nluc |, biterostod nt their love feast; many so 1 finish my courso nnd run tho raco that I of do,nI '" ,lo prmlaoiion, in 

nnHA thn Honrd. nnrl W HI tmw n tbn nrmvmts . > J • I hill tod nil linwnnl tnml..ns* I 


But then tho German missions lay '* ? b “ founJ throu 8 hou t lh « u "*- 
, . , . , . r ._ . *>lly adranced as money became 

dear to my heart ; and if it cost my , ump ii„ n i ncrM *, d . Wnxn 


VYOUIU -near aim ut-ar iu my uuurt, ; anu n n cost my | sumption Inenucd ; iln E being nHkxm. 
I was life in the city hum willing to lay it down I extant or lupplln ; nnd for rnunk ' 


freehand health- 




is now hrouglit undor tlio oonsidcratinn of 

tlie Wesleyan body here, by their ministers, institute 


Orville Institute, Dallas County Ala :- This pose tho Board, nud who mado tho appropri- T ™ ^V/i? . 1 “ '7 “ 

, , _ , , _ . „ r .. , , . spoko of their masters and mistresses in the ib set beforo 

stitute was chartered last February. Rev. ation unanimously and heartily. Lot every ui„\ xna * ^ nx . nxa Ari* i *. 0 


unanimous y an iear 1 y. ^ct every jjjghcsfc terms oflOvo and attachment. aSome I 


J, M. Hover. 


I, I . .. „ r • , n ft • . . ; , • , r ■ n • . mull Hill uuiiiia ut au\u tutu IhttlVVllUlUUl. a^UIUU 

1- 1 j tlio freO expression of then- opuuon arid j. R . Malone, A. M„ President, assisted by preacher m charge of a c.rcmt or stat.on a, Haid thnt , md ft od old lmlHtcr to 
I luamneut. • » . . _ . — the Smitli. ftike nn n pfillof*»ion At*. n • 


.-2S: J*-*; ’ W tad,™ n.» 

.a i -f Bishop Bascom. — Wo had set apart the . , . , , send it on, small or large, to tho Metropolis, *i • i 

id make 1 ston begins on tho Cth mat. Vocal mustoand . . ■ . , . , If theso good brethren that hold tins large 

lWU of a R®v- A. Steven’s artiolo on Bishop Basoom, . , , y. . , r1 and tho kork is done. And if tho juadfiers oommon :. „ of BerTant . dorit earn th o love 

ViL n ; a— u military tactics taught /rre of charge. Class- hesitate to do this, let tho member^ encou- , ! m sen antp riont earn t ie love 


10 are com- 1 
and make I 


THE SABBATH 


F or thD X; o. clulitUn Advocate*. 

SCHOOL LESSON 


1 -.- • ■ / . „ . * , ' military tactics taugntyrcc oj enarge. (.lass- hesitato to do this, lei; th« . nA A., ^***“*— w 

lit last Quarterly Review, for “copy,” but on ... , . , . . . , . ’ . I e ou " and.regard of tho people in tho North, they 

■ ' ,, , , . es will ho orgamzod ppon a eollogo basis, rago them to do it. It can not intorfero nm- , ^ .!? i 1 . , . 

second thought let- it go. The writer put „ ,,, , . . ,, ... , , . havo tho love of their sorvants, as also tlieir 

w 6 6 " 1 Rev. W. W. Thomas is President of an able tonally with any looal interests. Tho Pro- „ 


BY LIZZIE LAWRENCE. 


hlbltod au upward tendency in Um nt* 
crptlonn, however important, an fit nt 
tecounted for Extcualva Djrgtcml d Ukni 
provement baro given . additional mfkjud ul 
•renaed compenBollon to -the toeebakh ul thM 
p,md thbre nre few that remain ItB#, or poedy pH 
tur own city and State tha aphit of eatwpftatal 
carriod every thing before it dnring tbt «hortf« 
•dosed. Internal 1 m proremeni Camationi hinii 


- 


d hi. guRgo oritioal to his subject with au air ^ of Tru8tec8 
a J inconsistent, as it soemod to us, With a just 


I appreciation of him. Tho Southern Advo- 


Bascom Female Seminary . — The Seminary is 


siding Elders can do something. Tho ladies 
oan help— God bless them !— they havo holped 


willing obedience. 


On Saturday and Sunday, large congrega- 1 * b * a morn * n Ei 1Lt - f* 10 Sabbath school 


“^ll,childron," i Said'Mra.Gray, toher 

1 drotchlng far to the North, and Ink the Booth 


little daughters, “what wasyour lesson about 


—they will help. Tho patriotic women of G „ , , 

„n- i.„i. Sundft J “I 


tions of whito peoplo filled tho house. On I “About Ephesus, tlio Ephcsiaus, and the 


Cato publishes tho artiolo, but; puts in a few loCa ^ *“ ^ r0 “ a * 1 ’ M . i “” and incorpo- Carthage out off their hair to make rope %L 

* ' fiiitsi 1 1 nr t in ltiaf T nmulntnrn If ia nnilni* I A I. n I i m 


pumiDuun vu« m’uiw, iu » tuw i^s.iafu^ if la a r w • l . . r 7” meeting. 'I wall called on to make a speech, IWO » ^ 

caveats. Tho editor denies that Dr. B. used ' ? th ° ‘ , r - ^ fura “** ho ’ na '™ o{ Wttr ' "' ll ™ Car ’ and at tho close of tho meeting subscriptions I d ° not know much 

aMtiM U» dLtari; th0 P atronft 8° of tho Memphis Confererice. thago w_as exhausted m tho s.oge by tlio Ro- were whiaK ln than I did before.. I wi. 


ftemoon they held their missionary groat temple of Diana,’ said Sarah. 
'T wafi called on to make a speech, “^cs,” said Lelia, “it was about 


was about all that ; 
more about it now 




snuff, that he exhibited tho slightest gauche- 
rie or embarrassment in tlio best company, 
and that his pulpit oharaeter was olaboratdy 
formed -on the rules of oratorioal art, . On 
this last point wo think Mr. Stevens will get 
the greater number to agreo with him. The 
vindication, aB far os needed in tho case, lias 
bobri well put in. Our contemporary Bays of 
Mr. Stevens’ article : 


Rev. A. J. Edgerton, President. 


mans. Remember the “widow’s mito.” The 


wero taken up, which, in connection with the 


not only been projected, bat Itu mnau haw 
rlded to carry out the plat*, and their 
ao longer dovbtful. Tha d w tel k* 
placed upon entcrprloe by thapomt 

are, we confldvottr beptt 

ihe adoption of a liberal organic UrfrWeh 
rlaed by a Btato Convention compontet mn 


general collection, amounts to $121 12, all I something about Ephesus, Maj I want to un 


• wish you would tell dip I their fullow-cltioena at inofit worth/ to b( 


Tho girls said it was a 


“ . .. .. . J. , . _ UUUUIUi UUUUUblUll, UIUUUUIIJ IU C A — J. A*i, Uil O I « ) - 

Tin SODTHERN M. PULPIT, for A^uM. contributions may bo directed to mo in Wash- ^ wl)ioh was directed to our -Mission I Jwstahd hotter. Tho girls said it was a 

The sermon of this number is by Reverend ,ne . U y ’ ^ ” ° r *° “ 0T ’ L ,J ' avlB > Church. Thus, you see, I am doing a little pretty lesson, and Miss Winslow talked at a 

htvrlcs Goldberg, local preacher, Texas. who is our roasurcr. Uno and all, help. . for our (; cr ,na n mission caupe. 1 am treated great rate about ruins, oolonnades,, temples. 

geo. Kosseb, will, m„nl, Lin, ln».o l^iBG tinH.l,no»i«,i i iackals and the Christian faith, and muoli 


Charles Goldberg, local preacher, Texas. 


Revival ^Intelligence. 


Dean wcu put in. our contemporary says 01 Hear Brando^, Miss. Conf. 

Mr. Stcvons’ artiele : Brother McTyeire : We have recently 

“ It is the nearest approach to a just appro- hod a graoious revival of God’s work in this 
elation of Dr. Basoom’s mental character, vic - lnit Wcck beforo last a meoti bc n 
that we have noticed on tho part of a North- * * ., « „ j j 

era writer. . Taken as a whole, the portrait- abou ^ 01 « ht “ ,les fV « m Brandon, and contin- 
uro may bo regarded as satisfactory evidence UC( ^ nays. There were fifty-one ac- 

tbat sectional prejudices are yielding to the cossions to the Church. Brothers Daughtry; 

flmn * uTirl i.lir.f T)r. knflP.fim , n idAnfi. Ca FTl. I t' A : 1A..JJ ll 


Pastor of tho M. E. Church, South, ' 
in Washington City. 

t®* Will the editor of tho Texas Banner 
please copy ? f * 


for our German mission caupe. l am treated ra ^° Rl )0U l ruins, colonnades,, temples, 

with much ^jndnobs by this. kind-hearted aifd jackals and the Christian faith, and much 


hospitable peoplo. I am unable even to ex- 1 ,norc Mat I' do not remember ; but for my 


> important '» oharge. Tho vote of tte J# 
oevr Constitution U to be taken tn ttefet 
N'ovember of tho present year. Hardly 
>f its adoption, by the popular voice, eudi 
uto nccefalty for tho change* Involved liwtd 
vlMons is fto obvious, that tho (kdt of its 
objectionable feature* cannot but tell to 
Aorioua opposition to tho instrumeBt, m I 


press my gratitude. May the Lord - reward I ^ ^ an y thing to do with I .ceding this great meuuro, In point rfthn,® 


For Ut« N. O. ClirlilUo Ailvoeotr. 


HOLY ghost preaching. 


illy, with regard to thee meuum, 
men in our midst, merchant, st k 

■a have noticed on tho part of a North- "» i nave not. ucen tuto sinco t ion ivow Ur- «“*“ "■» it homo .od .brood, . degm. of < 

ritcr. Taken as a whole, the portrait- about eight miles from Brandon, and contin- c. ,, . , 0 _ loans, but am constantly employed in travel- Mrs. Gray saw tho difficulty, and ia her ihc oImco. h.»« .nterulood for «M7 

ay bo regarded as satisfactory evidence ued for ten days. There were fifty-one ac- _ _ ’ a ing and preaching. own quiet, way Bhe tripd to restore Lelia to >f the llrst wU of »h« now Oltj 

(Ctioual prejudices are yielding to the cossions to the Church. Brothers Daughtry; Dear Brother Mq^ire ;■ There is too l ftn , now at Enon, lodged very comforta- tier nsujil goodjemper. This she knew could ’! d f * 

5*™.’ rif nnd fnrtITwi«, e ft Th0maa ani Gatdiaer lab °” d with T TT A A “ at Father Bank ' 8 ll0U8 °- and a !‘aring be done .by makinfe her think of what she md ulVp^t 

'“ K.H th teal and fervency. May suoh revivals occur the P re8ent da y- The Hol y Ghost llaa no tho kind hosDitalitv of this lovolv family bad learned." “Now, Lelia.”, eontinnr.fl .hr, ,r douu. to tho NowOrtomu .m l 


them aud lilcss tlicm abundantly! I have 
fullqh BOymuch in love with, this peoplo and 
country,- that l should like to stay here and 
spend tho remainder of my life among them. 
I have not been idlo sinco I left Now Or- 
leans, but am constantly employed in travel- 
ing and preaching. 


the lesson.” 


U .,., . , , ■ t m tue oonoouaution oi too tut 

was eyidtdent Lelia was out of humor, ^rndbl. go.ermmmt, ..d 
ler loBson that morning was recited badly, <t L»r«jotte to NowOrtoota. 


little less importance to this city, wodDhT 
to tho consolidation of the throe Municipal*® 
responsible government, and the annssstel i 


and she blamed her teacher more than her- 
self for the failure. 


I l o. , 1 4LIII HUU lUMCUhry. A'llVY DULL 

Church, however it may have „ J L 

ary depreciation of the high a11 ® Ter our countr y' Your8 ' 
deniably posscssod, will not Brandon, Aug. 24, 1852. 

I permanently affect liis reputation in the P. »S. There will be two cai 
| Northern portions of tho United States.” Rnrikin county— at Sanai, e 


orthern portions of tho United States.” Rankin eounty — at Sanai, ^embracing third 
MiNitTKRiAL Education. — T he excellent Sabbath in September, and aA Shiloh,. fmbra- 
o tern, of tho Richmond Advocate (Rev. J. cIn E 8eoond Sabbath of October. 


andfervenoy. May suoh revivals occur present uay. ine noiy uuobi nas no tho kind bospitalit y of tbia j ovoly bad learneffr “Now, Lelia,”. continued she, 

3ver our country. Yours, H. chance to warn and work upon the people, Xo . morrow ovening commences a camp meot- “ tell m* where Ephesus lb, or rilther where 

raudon, Aug. 24, 1852. w«th vU “sttU small vo.ee,- '• ^xeoause the |ng) which j am invited to attend. I hope to it wa.’-’' 

. S. There will be two camp meetings in 1 l er * „ W * 118 . 80Un . onc s an have an opportunity of doing moro for our “Ephesus,” said Lelia, promptly, “was a 

ikin county— at Sanai, .embracing third hnkhng sentence^ is so conspicuous, fn- Mission Church. ' nourishing, populous’ town in a Roman prov 

bath in September, and at Shiloh,, embra- 8tead of ) ud ‘ a g behin( ^ the Cross, and pre- My health is good, and even much better ince, in Asia Minor. It was a town of wealth 

i i i .■ a n . . ” cnnrinrr fhft I . nur.nl irt i fa niiviin nnrl linlmnon . . . ....... . m . ... ' 


pro tem. of tho Richmond Advocate (Rov. J . 
Bayley) has somo thoughtful remarks on this 


Poarl River Circuit, Mias. Conf. 


n n i — — tut,L, iu iiomirMuut. AsnaDiitimuui WU111I.U 

seating the gospel in its purity and holiness, than when 1 loft i*e city. The kindness of and contained many inhabitants, and besides. 

r in a health .y ik waa to tho P e »p lc of a « 


»f dollars to the NewOrteftft* ftftff f t 
me million six hundred thoiu»o4tP 
Jpelousas Railroad. Tho feello| 
.hown by the voto ratifying this 
i very heavy tax upou real estate 
most creditable to the city, mJi 1 
•CTeot upon capitulate. The old f 
jvidences of 4 ®ht were, converted ] 
whioh, representing $ 2 , 000 , 000 , »t i 
was plaoed in the market in NewY^jf. 


He thinks too much consequence is Rev. H. N. McTyeire : 


before bishop clothed in a panthcr’sskin and C0UDtry , ia well to brace up a mol- L world, ^ODDmote ^e an^ih pa 


striding lion-like, expecting to see his enemy ancholy mind and a feeble body. I believe 

nnrl 1. 1 . C T..1 7. ~ . 


attaohed to it in tlie speeches and esBiiys of Dear Brother — In the Covington Distriot, cower and tremblo at his fearful presence, (bat this is one of the healthiest parts of 
the day— an unduo and invidious clovation Poarl River Circuit, at China Grove Church, Instead of preaching tlie perfections of God, country f ar tt nd noar. Doctors havo very 
riven it. We do not think his position high tliero waa recently hold a quarterly meeting and his plan of redemption, he preaches uttffi or nothing to do, exeopt wliat they do 

® n V._ il. » I) .. r»l J I„t._ t.ltnfnmn anil remnfllin anntvmo.'flrtn 1 ..... J 


1 bualness men, tho whole amount 
Rourro, at a handsome rmolioa alrore DJ. 
facta that no have Urns brlelljtomWgr 
^■1 * «1 -At rigniacanc., "MggB 


• ■.■.xa.-t 


both. Tho following definition 
tionablo : 


meetings. 


“What is education for the ministry? We J oinea V. uro , - — nuu nan r ..„*cu as one or rue seven »■«— i- 

think it is that kind of physioitl, mental, mo- professed rehgion, and win the best places in tho Conference. and lukewarmness in tho Churoh, hut on tho won dcrs of the world Till t 1 , in commerce, exeroiaea the greatest I 

ral and religions training, whioh..qualifics a As tho result of quito a small effort, I send When he should cauterize, ho coaxes. When wholo, religion is making progress, and is ,, j j , is emp c was two i 0 u 0 d paaocfnl rclaUoiu W*«» 

sp man, in conneotiori with the gifto and calling you six now subscribers to the Advocate, and ho sliould administer a totter potion, ho gives prospering through this country. hundred and wenty ycars m bemg bu.lt; .nd Europe, ha » m 

& of t io Holv Smnt* for tho creat work ot call- i . • * -- , . . _* . » ** . , . . „ 1 _ *, b J was tour h unurea and twenty feet loner, two ••xtent without parallel in 

^g rinnere te rcfi^Suco/ - hope to send you more soon. a sugar plum; whou.he should pomt b.s fin- I do not know tho precise time when I hundred and twenty broad, and was sunnorL XM^'53 

.i' v. .1 * Yooro, in Christ Jesus, ger to a man in his congregation, hq points shall be ablo to return to the city ; but if I 11 , * , ’ vaa support- lB yet however, uutiroiy too ewif 

| J,B,nod W1 bt;e.d& 1 j^«eoUytheut. ., : N.’B. Raiford. to a fly upon the wall. In sliort/it^ftime- am to follow out tho plan of the hretren ‘"ttrifT 

fJT* - ' u ‘ cou “ t7 ’ MUs! ’ Aug ' 26, r n f r f r an00 ’ fr ? tho flarins pro ‘ horo, ’ it . wUlnot u \° Coie N r mW - 1 Bha11 w 

^ spealtflor himself: A ft logue to the flying peroration. soon wr to agnin to ot you know of my buc nr-.n., .1 . , they wem during the |.rec.dic»r'“ 

KSL. .musm^mestei®rvo ‘ w Trihnleg. DUtrlot, AU. Oonf. ( do not Bay /l0U . much of such preaching cess. Pray for me, that I may be able to flfti d^ leha . ^ “ ButlioV 1 ^ lis ‘T''' 

T tyr l M>UK , , of . J h na 5Jir l !r U:<! ura happy to hear of another year of t | lcrc bu t ] ,l 0 say there is too much of it; live holy, ami to order all my conversation temple in ruins 1 ” ' ' grU11 ind^iw at n concWmbl. 

k. Vo^oftboscsibjeote, Which, Ajt^llotterB, spiritual psns^rity within the bounds of this and 1 am right if there ia any. aright. - «i ( a™, v. ... Tta following ubl« will 11M 

“ UMKMKht to know the lN>st.tHHphuOwuig .. . . „ ... ..ml,., .. b J , , , ,, , , , , It was burned threo different times, 1 ’ said ,,, ,h a orinciuut orticlc# of doo«w r* 

un^tlWjtytiR a^eranncoUegc, The I residing Elder, l«fcv. II. We have reason to thank the Lord in and . l^b dear brothor, your humble brother Mrg . Gray . “First on tho day Socrates was i Orleans, durlug tho laat two y o*** • 

Hpj^j^ri odical r» ^IcDanicl, writes 23d ult;: around Summerfield that ho has sent us a m Chrl8t Jc8Ufl > John M Hofer. poisoned ; tlio soeond on the night Alexander 

iB^i^ flt^ hetieal “My « T Ur;i.l- ah ^toynimjnistration this vear-a, . B |iai i tter. ^ Tuskecee, Aug. 27. the 

MSfeaa the proadliers ore doing their .duty, and at °P 1118 mission, abounding in tho love of Rev. II. N. McTveite: 

their poits. Glory to God for his ^irey.” God,'$nd eloquent with tho sentiments of tho My Dear Brother — Having a few spare 

! ' - — — Holy: Ghost. Should this meet the eye of hours, I will endeavor to improve thorn in 

0B,ut , AIM.—- Dr. Hamilton, {Wnor Of St. Bro. £**»****, wo hopo he will not lay tho writing you a few lines, and if you will he so 


. . ' / | ilmlU will barely permit unto r«hr,» 

exeopt what they do “Diana,” said I.elia, with somo hesitancy, I pycpcct. of NcwOric.™ were 

- “ was by tlio ancients known as tho goddcBs I of lhls rtlInm ' rclll J I JJ g , 

generally engaged in of hunting, chastity, and- | reason to e.pcct .bmul«t 

iling protracted and camp “And," continued Mrs. Gray, “tho Ephc 

Mothodist community up B ; an9 Leing an idolatrous people, they placed "a™ 1 t0 lncr “ M “ lUe Je “““ J ZltWui 

5S5S£nS ......d. sBXttssSSr 1 * 1 

’ “ , a , of ebony, in the temple that boro her name, »e .halt u c.U»s upon to «|»V»I 


rotuion io oxpuov aouuusut v.vj- - ^ 

American produce during the neltreJJ’iw 
iliundant supply of the predour 


we sh.lt bs OkUed upon to supplf 


tho Seven I Of the dedcionoy. Cotton, thsutwr 


and lukewarmness in the Church, hut on tho wondcr8 of tUe W0rld . xbia t ]o wft8 tw0 In commerce, ex.rc^ tWywt^, 
wholo, religion is making progress, and is i . ... , ° I motion of poMeful rei»Uoni w 


iug sinners to rcpgBtaii 
Rj . B.| no dfnhty cstii 

K3£zz 


otly tho ut- 1 


of divinity. 


Yoors, in Christ Jesus, 

N. B. Raifobd. 
fiko county, Miss!, Aug. 26, 


mourn, Ul poaucu. ■ — , . ..ndlW 

and Europe, ha« boon prodaoea 
extent without parallel in oo»““-- ^jhi 
far, the crop of 1852-’63 prumlets tOW 






i qmto ttinusm 
affo some of j 


gue vo we uying pororauon. soon writo again to lot you know of my sue ' i P r*« , th *y were auring $du 

■ , . « . .. n % r . v ; “Groat indeed was the temple of Diana’ ^ w tho »to« for Cotton b«» 

I do not say how much of such preaching cess. Pray for me, that I may bo able to 8aiJ Lc lia. “But how, ma, came this great ra“g.uf the market during th.M^' 
ere is, but I ilo sav there is too much of it : live holy, and to order all my conversation i : a conRidtirable ftarxnce. 


“First on tho day Socrates wan I oriean*, during tho u«t two yo*«- 


whale sp 

gear 


Coltcn, b«U«. .#•••■ 

I'ohnrt’o, LlnU 

Sttfsr, ubJ». 

Molsai 
* lour, 

lorn, 

)*»«,s»r fc - 


. • •# •* 

aue to be I 






I 




opintual pwsiferity within the bounds of this and 1 ora right if there iB a«w. aright. - M v f WOB u t 'A A \tv . , e ■ . . Thofoiiow.ug „.u . 

district. The Presiding Elder, iJjv. IL We have reason to thank tho Lord in and . l u»>, dear brother, your humble brother Mrs . Gray . “ First on the Ty Socrates wL - v < 

;AlcDaniel, writes 23d ulT: around Summerfield that ho has sent us a m Chriat Joaus ' John M. Hofer. poisoned ; tho second on the night Alexander — - ~ = 

“My diitriet U in a flame of revivals;. All djfformiminUiratioa this Tear— a minister Tuskecee, Aug, 27. tho Great was born ; and the last time bv un 


the proadhers are doing their .duty, and at f “ u °* h,a uu8al0n > abounding in tho lovo of Rev. IT N. McTveite : edict of Constantino tho Great, who, being u oau.! w< 

their podts. Glory to God for hbf'^rey,” God, $nd eloquont with tho sentiinents of tho My Dear Brother— Haring a few spare Christian, commanded all heathen tomplos to ^“4: 

. •iCtE-.llkw. is, HatyGRort' Should this meot the eye of hours, I will endoavor to improve thorn in be demolished, and now tho sito of this fa- <&? 

P . A, . Al - • •. **’ »****, wo hopo he, will not lay tho writing you a few lines, and if you will he so mous temple can not be found by tho modern 

ranois Mrect Churoh, writes on 1st mat: fl^fc^ring unction to his hqart tliat it is with kind us to Btraighton them up so that they travelor.” iuif'bbi 

“ Wo have had somo 15 or 13 conversions hi* altogether we are so muoli pleased, but can mako a dccont appearance in tho Advo- “Those shrinos, ma, what woro they? ” 

« few days, and hope for many more.” rather with tho « glad tidings of great joy ” oato, I will be very thankful to you. » They are supposed to ho representations 

? — of-Which he is the willing and useful inter- My laBt was dated from Enon. From that of the temple mado of Bilvor, whioh those 

. T.TLo.’f luiwnl l,tter t™ 01 Co.rt.nUr iproter. He has hut one reason to feel truly pluee 1 wont to a camp moeting, whioh was who o&me from a distance to worship would IHSFpi 

honored and that is, that God has .selected held on Chuponuggoo Ridgo, six miles from purchase, and keep not only as an object ol » ’ 

by way of Ateppo and Droouft, »nd appoftrtd in CftiuUnu- “ im 118 tlio chaimel through which to pour Enon. It oommoncod on tho 19th and tor- worship, but aB an ornament of beautiful 

jjc.,,1. la th. IhU oMtunio of . Turk, u Urge u ur>. He out a flood of light upon somo portions of ft minuted tho 25th. It wa^ a refreshing timo, workmanship. As Demetrius nud his fellow 

da w“f d : WOrl a ; , , . „ . [ r0m th , e ' )tU80tlC() of 'to.Uti' tor the Church craftsmen mado great gain by selling these 

retcuisuunuftuft, n.«Kn~ut,.t.u Wfi lm invtt illll ift JlA Afld ftf ilin mnaf.nniir. linen I mot nm... A P TlaJb. L ! 1ft S_*. * 


indolosu at a coD*lil«»r»*^ e Rdv,in ' 
The following tublo will 


I IHSI-’JJ.I 


..1,430,101 .. 1 

ii iiii: s 


teMMuvwSST <» th. niMtUn of W» bslievo liim-toh® ono of. tha nuxt pow- hero. 1 met many of God's servants here,- shrines, it was to their iutorcst, you soe; to 

I. martai, • awuiit th* <Jkrt.ti.oi there la 1850, hut >uooMd«l to oiululog arful and efficient instruments of God within and sltall over rejoico of having booh favored’ raise 'tlio great outcry, for fear that gain 

hio 11 *'* u ln lb ” cil T , Tt“ Frvnch'.Ooniui b .tut tlie bounds of the Alabama Conference. I to rnuko tbe acquaintance of So many pious should be lost.” ” 

w**?^of^' judgo not so much by aclose criticism of his and tinted ministers of the Gospel of Jesus “But still," saidLolia, “lean not sec any 

had th.th. lirtbmmuihnd by Java, but tt b po*>*lii performance, as by the immediate and subse- Christ." Tliero werfno leas than thirty on just reason why tlio city should tro into ruins. 

tiliisr bv tha (list <h* t .l.a ft ■ n ..»ft 1 a_ ift T a - i i* ai . j * . * . «* ■ » . * r ° 


, “iteftt I ftiu too imp - 1 


COTTON— Thu Cottou crop ^ 

io«ded 8 , 000,000 l»ale», of wh i 


haru fuuud . market, or w , 


p orbiaAb»* ? m,l’l««*5 0l 


you* vj me iociii QoT.rument toward* Indemnifying Uk i w »i»u i^iuiuub uuuiuumivy ui inutuuuinuj iu ilsxuoum) a lltUO more Olqsely,’’ BUKl Mrs. yW4r amount to 1.43a , wi 

Cbrbtbu. of Ui*rttg (or thrtr u*u. during tb. outbwrti sage; and I have observed that he often ex- this part of the country. This was one of Gray, “and you will soe. St. Paul continued ,iii ( .p«a to Ur«t llrlul ” 18 ToU>* . 
t^ .xj’.yt by aeto the same thing from his whole oongre- the most, quiet camp meetings I have ever throe years in this city, preaohing tho gospel 

gation, aunt and sinner. It is from tha foil- attended— no disorder or disturbance occurred of pur Saviour. Many believed, and a flour- — ‘ ll “ n ’’ 


baH4 Ml. of th. rtUMhM Uuo tbrtNj*d. Th. MaUt- 

r—t rt*U ol th. Ihsm Mold b* rtbg.4 M th* ortlM 
fcHhoW.tr. 


i ©T his heart that he preaches, and from | of *ny kind. 


ishing Christian churoh wm established I laoiudisg 










AJskMtkf\ 






Ivestrivun, 


t* of Beef, for the year have been 
I hhds and tierces, -against Inst year 
hhds and tlurces, and the year be- 
1.500 hhds and Moreen. The expt *rts 
i. against last year 41.750, and* the 


than commonly filled with the great first 
principle of religion, u,v t:, IRs soul liad 
meltings and overflowings of love. He loved 
Hod, and all men. ami every good tiling, lie 


nays he distinctly felt 
Thero were probably 


fifteen or twenty cigar muker.-*. taken from different eutab- 


vibrations at balf*past one o’clock*, 
several shocks. 


losing its firmness, and prices of Breadstuffs bad slightly 
receded. 

Further by the Amerioh— Franoe. 


lishments. 

f Mr. J. A. Quintero was arrested with letters from Mr. 
Thrasher in his poshession, which he was In the very act. 


manfully for the si 
Upon lauding, he < 
“ Oh these pour pn 
then burst Into a 


(tt, which ho reached in a short time, 
it down upon the hank, exclaiming, 
pie ! I With I could help them ! ” and 


ish cruisers. Atthefl 
awaiting embarkation, 


tToo’« K!S me la that far-off ho 

.. b *: 


ettrif, 


€l)f tm (Orleans Christian Quorate. 


bales. The receipts proper at month the quotation for Fair was 3Xfo)44 V 
ejiared. wM ' -liwlst g P pt. 1851* woro 050,220 that date, however, a steady Improvement has prnvat 

. »..shs veer eoaiHH 1 . ... , ./ *i._ . .. . n 


. fjaarv wi ndlmr 1st nepi. insa wwo _ 

Kewil 01711 * 7 ?/^^ 997,459 bales, and the.toell w- and attho close of tlio year wo quote a* follows : Oom- bag*, leaving a decrease of 50.000 hags ; flrom which U to ^ ! e I /s’/ .''’bees Hm’ All " n ’ Sira Alhmnti. 

^ ? 4 15 500 >* ,M ' The Inrreeee In tho to- mon 4>(®5 V, Fair 6>,'|S)6, Prime and 'Choice 0X130X4 ascertained that the quantity taken for consumption In tier,! WPllBPWl " 

Si*”” t", hi, roar over tho laat, 1» thus shown to V lb.. 'The following aro the ratoa for Fair on the lot of tho United Bteteo for tho past yaar, la lihout Stlt^OOhoga. N a, It .1 11 Drum, Farmoratlila, Ala. I, css *3 50. 

wdln thaaapnrta 438,503 balsa, while " “ ‘ ~ “ ' 


United Stnlaa on noth Juno, 1061, wa* estimated by Mr. I l; V’ .1 II Darker : 
Londadalo at 15(1000 bags, tame period previous year 87,000 | N *^ lr " * 


lira B Fulton j n a. (1 Mnnertef, Carrollton, T.a. 
us, O W Fowler ; n s, .1. Allen, Mrs Alkmnti. 
Algiers, La. Less All 50.., K 


* ...wsmali 


^gaining on 


hand la 6868 balca loaa than thnt 
r laat year. Tho Brat halo of -tho 


ach month during the year ■ 


eloa. of laat year. Tho Brat halo or « 
i*" 1 sujpga waa rceelTod on tho lat of August, 
than the receipt of the first bale of the 


Tlie direct Imports or Bln Coffee at this port fqr tlla Rev .1 B Tullls : 

•umbar. . . .jugiu I >ao»ry,,i .ItUMWIMay JKWJJt TMr jnat eloa.d, aro 343.033 haga, against 271,870 laat N a, Dr A .1 Redding, Kromnlla, Texas. Laaa *2 50. Th naltlutOM gun of Mondar thu' 28,1 nit contains *»« |«>* Nayat Appropriation hill Waa taken up. 

™ *? 4 «*••» «- The tallowing : taU* «h. fol.owlng IntaJlnl ah^l?” AnamondmrutwM mlootad, authorising th. erinM*.' 

u..0^, ...,4 l»[.ff".....,..4 ,S.a|* ur..l....:;4Xltg ahowa tho range of prlcra on tho lat of eooh month daring from Iho NowVnrk Courier The Bun »oy. (hot many »"»»» T*M oud natal depot at Ban Franolaao. 

MOLAB8B8— Tho raoalpta of Molaoaaa from tlio Interior ™> part year. Our quotation*, ot theoloa.. .,f llin year, (fKNF.lt A I. INTELLIGENCE. well Informed psr*on* In NewYork nr.inom.ee thefumonl ,n lb « House the doneral AppropHallon Mil vea taken 


Imporlont from tjnlw. 'IV.,.. . t„ I 

( riling thr htiinil Snlmn/ur -Itnmnr nf n ^ Kt.EOItAl I1TO ITEMS. J ’ 

Titm/.v brtwen, S/iain mill Uayti tn rrla- « .. .. 

tin it to Cubit — I'rn/insitinit* mode to Eng- WODgrBOTlOTllu rrOCIfuingl, 

fund im<l Crntirr — Europe of' Suttpectrd Washi^otow, Aii|Wt 30, 

Conspirator * — Thr Jlrrrstn at' Ifavann , r(<\ In Ul " *J wU to-d»y the CIVII and filplotnatle bU! «w 
The llellhnoro Bun ul Monday. th„ 28,1 nit , contalna b* 1 ”"' 1 ' I”** tha Natal ApproFrlotlnn Mil Faa lakao op. 
Iho r.illnFlng lntaraaflng newa frun Culm, which la taken waa aitopted, anlhorlilltf th* eaUlOlah. 


TKr.EmtAi’mo Items 

OotigroBBlonnl Procwdlng 

WSSHI^OTOW, J 
In the Kennto to-dey the Ultll nnd filptofcn 


3 The total receipts of the mw crop «p to durlng tho yflRrbl | TobMn 220,014 bbls,agafcst';85,217 last nr 

W sro 4065 bales, against 3772 bales to tho ypar ftnd 10( j ; 290 the year before. Tho exports have bean [H 
trcw Jln K y c4r ’ 02,118 bids, against 08,040 last year, and 111,000 tho year Nnv£*w 

,m* W --..mWMOtal* Mf noTTON • I>- 


are8«4'©8>« Q ^ 


*** ^BtATKMRNT OF OOWON : 

1 ' j flattt 1 18&L bales. ..16.300 


02,118 bids, against 08,040 last year, and 111,000 tho year 
pratlouB. D ufsmWr 

Prices have generally xangod Wneltl^ably lower than, ; BAOOINO ANf 
during th« preocdlng year, the following being our qnota. year comprise 6^.4 


Sspl«mb«r. . . .SICOCI Jum«rr ..... .1 JkasV |Msy. 9 Biolling N«W* frOtll HaVABR. 

(VMct....,.s February J«h- MOKE AHliKSTH. 

Hor*«b*r.,..1VaisU Mnrili SVuvOh |J«( y SVMO „ 

>.'i , «nii.f r . . . . ' .j f.y ii Apni I Aiik',,.1 By Mic arrival last evening of U»e bark Millaudnn. frem 

BAQBINII ANII UaTk HOFF,— Tho reoelpta of Iho nwyann^yrhieftl port 'aho h rt on tho 2011. "II.. wotmvi, (ur- 
renr .onpriaS 66.4W piece, of Ragging, and 00 111 coll« n ™." " » ,,r ll " v *■"»«•" 


JM.H..T IVOity M.y » 

Ffhruary e ('0'4 

J4 Msri'li SV«'0H J "’r 

April 9 QtS>j A»|Pi«t. S \ <■>. S 


^tuod and on ahlpbOkrrf not cleared l.t Jekrjuat oloMd. Tho rata to-day la 2H(328k gallon : 105.220 of the latter, and 68,100 plccea and 83,050 oolla tho 

•qj " a^Umi«.'..A'{Si5 _ ijan«,y .FKJICiH|.M«y. an year betoro. 

„|di table will ahow, In hound nnmhofa, tho TI "mSmM Jnly M i 8 1 " bl ' ,ow 11,0 r V lln K «<”» nf bo1 ’ 1 “'tlolea on the 

the United States for oacli year during the Dtcemiwr ...,w gni)4| April s...s«($<s jAtig int 1st of each month during the past year, at tho close of 

FI.OUK — Tho reoelpta of Flour during the year Intyo wbl ” h T'loto Fnwor-loom IlogBlnu at lO.UrSW.'id, and 


tlansfor Prim(v Hcboilcd (in tho 1st of each month of thr Bale Rope, Against last year 70,614 nf (lie fofmer, and I’* 10 cxc.lt«a*vi>t1h Havana was great, and large nufoWs 


105,220 of the latter, and 58,100 pieces arid 8.“), 050 colls tho 
year before. 


We giro below tho rullog rate of both nrllolek on the ° r h « '• <>«»«. , uUng tlm refeiujjjnary pa. 

lat or oacli month during the paat yeor, nt Iho oloao of ' ,,M °- 1 1,0 ““»•* '»• 11 "" * or 


VTi^^T£RAL 1 N J ILLIOBNIJE, well informed persons In NnwYork pronounq# thr humors 

BiolUng NnwTfrom Havana. , u„Ua^e?" D n„ 1 ’m, "u" «e"P«ihy In the 

Minis’ iimBiT# unitod stales. On the otln>r hand, n large elaAs put full 

li* Ihn nrrtv.i i..t i Mm i r confidence In. tli« roports. The following aro the accounts 

By tho arrival last evening of Um lmrk MlUaudon. from publlshndiiV the Courier • 

Jlavans, whldi port slio b fi on tho 20th ult., wo have fur- u( n _„ „ r n. ,< . . 

ih..f ^ r .. .. »mcc the arr.lvai or tho (>Went- City, wo bafr con- 

thcr IhHfllng news from tlm ‘(Queen or th* Antilles.” versed with some of thr passengers, and have knoa^rt- 
Tho cxcl ten^pntlh Havana was great, and large numbers inlttcd to pentso some private dorn»f»|»i'tideuee, vtbieb fur- 
of arrests worn 'bring made dally. ‘ nblies us with further details of thr exciting news In 

or°h"Co™o Ta M Ti i” T 

or being concerned In dlalrlhuthig tho re.olutlonory pa. on the nutlmrlliy ofs,n„,r Vaw t u«» gu,,l|.o. Illri'otor-Oen- 


„f ernl of tin. I.'ouiuill or Ullriinue. .that, llio llorermncnt l« i , * nim "* r, ‘ 

hl , convinced thnt the talwn.l in,|,„ will .. vent ually lie loat “d the river Mllng. 


uir.a the rumor. " * b " ^ aenamlAppropHallo. bill w» t.kvu 

full «"’’™S»”V'ThtT^FnM0T0t., t »«d oonoumsjn 

*• 

... I,. ve eon ‘ »"•> '”»*! atmotnra, a. rvcclvad from the 

h,.,.. IVC. S '' n " 1 "’ * n(1 ““‘cncc'S >n llte flenata'amnandmenta. Tt.a 

el dlileh rue- 1,111 »”* ,b ”" IM»»d, and the tl-JlUa look up the Fortlfl- 

silting news In cation bill, on which no dsflnllo action fins yet born 

mong other let- taken. 

•f which states, PiTTsao*iiH fc Anwin.t 81 

Mn'ivernment'la T b "" '« ,1 "’' >'8 •”« >««>'”■ »«« In tho channel 


a wr"! . — — 

Fea r far Ttn Pear. ■■ 

a frgri llsies. Yes ni. t4tslci. 

4S-»47 1 ,1*0.000 1 S49-’60 ».006,eo0 

41-MS. . . . . .*,«5«.00il I 9,855,000 

4S-’4» 9,100,000 » 05 1 -’59 8,0 (0,000 


been 928,184 bbls, against 929.250 last year, and 576.100 tlm l __° 
year boforc. The exports have been 530,280 bbls, against Ssp* 


No. 1 Rape at fl l 4 ' ■* ; 


675.P00 laat year, and 218.540 tho year provloua. af„V ! . i: ! ! ! Jy 2S» BKilf-lSfi ISSS ITS 

Notwithstanding the fact shown abovo that the receipts s’ <i t^ lAub i-(H »«•«* siaiAngiut ... ,ia »ri<l » 

or Flour during the laat twd'yo.r. have teWimmly KVCIIAMI K-The Vxelmoge mardet hn, eahtblled n 
eqn.l-tha oxceaa, If any, being -,jlh!l850-51-prlcc. have q,. Rr „ 0 uf ^.dlnc throughout the year na will he aceu 


H Co " m ^ 0rU " m mh VKr rul ' 11 ooo.ldar.hly lower during tho laat. than the pre hy tho following table of rote, for Sterling mil. on tho let I,L ‘ t K "'‘""ma.-lapt. Itelrn, 

■ - /,,r T wenty Icar.' coding year. The following table .how, the price, of „ r „ M h month. OuFoto&IRna atthe oloao are lit)® UOX eoporls that aa he wa. coming 

-TficTrfTsTTT - : ~ B X P c> If T S r BuparBno Ohio nnd St. Loul. on the 1st of each month lor bm , on ,, on j on ;>r n>itia6t l:, t 0B ,,. rll . Thumday, he met the rteamahlp 1 

a UMM iw "l auJSi during tho year, and wo quoin, at-th. icjoao, the rorm,t at ? ct . d |ae„ UD t for CO daya; and parfflk, » ot. premium 81 ” "* el * bt ''“J'" f ™n »e*V 

■pyT '411, tM i88S-*>4.(; * '*** •* nr — ‘ *' -•*- 


i..,, _ i, . K -I i J * i’ii . iq,. , | ,n retolutlonnry ohnmotcr. lVn suppoto Itinustuimn the' .® onVH, ^d Hint thr IslHnd i-f (Uitm wlirrvi*nfuslly b« lust and the rtfer IklUng 4 

Inch we quote 1 nwer-loom Bngglng nt 13*41(1)13’^, nnd - . . . b* tho ( rnwu ul Simlu. hut thnt sooner thnn thnf the m..- m.. « .a 

o. 1 Hope at (l'.-r : V ™ '» M » » "«• tord of no other Benle, or tho .-ullSt LulaaimnldToSJo-a tUU.mdV Now Totk 

jfc ; . j H Is salt) that they were caught In the very act. nml wire will be given up to the negroes . Fr.w Yens, Align 

S k" b*'lT‘!;!»s nml t\ at on0e taken before tho OaptAln Ueneml. The lrK,( UaTleoti,'.'!" 1 ! Irma that a treaty l« In pragma, of negn. Cotton la yet dull and the falea aro limited to 7( 

" J-iy ""'J 6 w| March:!*:: lav, an, l *hjjaly:V.".".la!k aa.l . waa ao conducive that It waa rumon-'d th.y wonhlV whloh" .1 Tl’i lb i K ", 1 '"'r |ir Solouque, hy Middling Orleana 10«, Middling Upland. 10>,e 

. J. J5 . garoled, and M odneaday laat wa, named a. tho day of SSSf. " *** «» P* bb >. *» BliU hraim,. 

KXCIIANUK— 1 The Exchnngo mardet lins exhibited n «*ccution. - , ' the hlnck Emperor to Cuba, when the negro staves on tho Uqrn 71c. per bushel. Provision# dull nt prevloi 

■gree uf steadiness throughout tlie yenr ns will be seen „ . -- r--=-~~ — •• - Island will Inf cnmnolnnt«Hi, nnd llubn will bn glvcri up to MiHSOUri LeffiilAtare. 

rtlto following table or rate. Tor Sterling Dili, on the lat h'-aoa M’aomoa.-flapt. Itelrn, ul tho atcamcr Oregon. lrlbult t” ho paid to the Ooacmwai, Augl 

each month. Ou^unotatlona.Uhacloaoarolhlro-motl L?" rt ’ “ b ” ™ «»»">« ™‘ ” f Mobile llay.oo ^Tnoth?,”^ llTSjTSh .. - Th. oxlc. a.a.loo lh. mJ2T ” 


8u|'* .14 nml S:V'J |in vi'A-a , - , S "nil flW Mnv 19*^ nnd rt 

I4. s9«l (Is Kvb ISM and fi)i 'June ivw itml IV 

Nov lay sit-l BU ] March. . 1 n Vs H, "i sklJdljr Iv\ mul ■» 

1,1 ' 1 . ' 11 1 't Aim 1 1 . mil ' A . A ni.- <!•». . .18 krill 6 


Now Totk Market*. 

will be given up to the negroes. U '" ,fc Mr.w Yonx, August 81. 

This letter nlltrms that u trenty Is In progress of nego- Cotton Is yet dull nnd tb# sole# aro limited to 700 biles 
wi. ot! 1 !, I H,u \ l,u ' Rmperor Holouque, l.y Middling Orlenn# 10)j, Middling Uplands 10»:o ner lb 

ssa » A ts. 

the hlnck Emperor t«» Uubn. when the negro slaves on the c P rn 7,c - V* T t»unh^l. l’rovliion^duli at pr«vlons tratw. 
Island will 1 m( emnncInnUMl. nnd Culm will he given up to MiilOUti L«g(llatnre. 

them, on eomlltioii of a cert4ilu tribute to bo paid to tile- 5 n . 

Spanish (Invcrnment yenrly. OtactwwATi, August 80. 


brands. Mixed 
previous rates. 


JJJ4JJ 87 °°> and tho laltcr nt 12 ^®$4 25, extra f or sight, bills on NewYork : 


¥ ct. discount for 00 days’, rind pnrf® ft ct. premium 


Thursday ho met thrsTcftmBhhfllluck Wnrrinr !rr in^’ 1°° » Attol,H,r ,wtl ^ Bta ^f* secret corotnlsslonor has The oxtra aession of the Missouri Legislature meet# to- 

inurstiuy, ne met the steamship Black Warrior, going In. Wn appointed hy tlie (loverjimont or her Oathollo Mo- ‘W- 

sue was eight days from NewYork. with a- considerable. Hji to proceed. to the Cmirt of .England nnd the Pr. sb |i Four Dsvs I^Ur front t 

number of passengers, several of whom nrefrirNewOrlerifis. , * ,,,lr y °f r ranee, nndlny certnln propositions before the 


' JJS'lta lS£3S!’.!!!.! ’I.... 490,49! and ch0,ce brand* ranging 60.f(S)$l fl bbl above these 

eoslsig if-aa-’ai »ss,*69 rates. 

149, 1« tH81-*8# 188,813 .r p ”. - ,;,,,- 

#19,514 l»8rt-’8» 619,119 - OHIO: hr. LOUIS: 

VW.445 lS89-’4'» #49.3(0 SkptntnlHr #8 ai^Sa 69>^ SfpUliibkr. . . . , , .tU 90 (^t4 00 

SM.mu IMO-Ml...; 891,189 O^lob-r 8 C5 •# 15; Ortot»r. S 4.00 

140,155 IS4l-'49 149,9*1 Novambor il 40 8 65 Naruinlicr 3.S5 (,$ 3 15 


September- 10 •(fjll $rt. pr«m.|Mnrrh S}4(jt Webprerp. 

October .... 9146611 >>cL pram. April I'Q V <M. j.rriii. 


I Capt. 11. also reports thnt four bodies have been found*— 


power.* to eo-operntn wllh .Spain in rigorous measures for 
1 1 defence uLCuha fr«.ni JIia rapacity of the United States 


ft. i. rPonr Days Later from Buropa— Arrival 
l'f'7 . Of the America— Cotton Active and 


Bl'i/'" 1 .1.099,0 19 IP49-'4!l 1, 0S-*. 970 

M R * . 910, HI4 'MS-’44..„, H95.815 

Sk »T.V(3*> l*44-'4S 941, BIS 

WpPi . '140,0.0 • |34*-’4T 1 . . i3l,5M 

gpri' 1** .1 91 3, SOS 1 8*1 -’49 1 ,90 1 ,807 

, . | ,1 49,343 I h4m-' 49 1,1 Cl ,30:1 

.. Vi, 793 IH49-150 888,691 

W’E’'**".'". 9ff5.0:i« IHJO-'SI 991,458 

•• • * * ! ^30, 103 I H& t -*M 1,436,901 


•j 749, (HI November 3 40 (^165 NoTfiiittor . . . 

3 1,0S8S*O Deeeiftber None. Perumbor.... 

4. . H95.87S January 3 15 (ft 3 V0 January 

5.. ... 941, 619 F»bru«ry 4 CIO f.j, '4 10 Febnl «ry . . . . 

6 1,064,851 March..! .'...4tfo (tf. 4 80 March 

ir7.~; . V . .7 ; - T’JI.SW Aprlt ; n •. .-7rmrr-8-«t>fHr «• 1* tAprtlr,m r« » 

is 1,901,807 M.ty 3 30 (A 3 40 May 

,j» t, 1 01,303 June 3 40 0( 3 80- June 

0 988,591 J«'y 3 IS (.) 3 80 July.,. v .,.. 

1 991 45- A-uMBt ... ....... 3 50 ftfi 3 65 At-irual 


..tU 90 rt#4 
■ ^ 3 h1>i'(<v 4 00 . 

3 (>Ji 3 75 
. . 3 ViJ fll :i ? o 
.. 4 VS <* 4 31^ 
.. 4 95 1.6 4 50 
.. I 31.V* * 45 


taS: l S.iKf'lrP'm 5 V !5 SricS: ' T" 1 . *« wmiwi* .thapaitrtorm' 

January — r ',(,t y>f RH. pretn.l July yQqiiih v ct. pmn. A * lae bodies were In nn advanced state of decomposi* 

hebruftry 9 # ct. prem.jAujuit ....!«.«!(> j |»ct. ptetn. tfon It was impassible to Identify them. 


two at Bay 8t. Louis and two between Mississippi City plraies. Thls’commlsslonor hns alrefuly hnd rommun?oi" 
and lliloxl— supposed to bo victims of the great storm, jjon with the British (loverntncnt.anil is now said to he fit 


J* Tb ; c ““;" w 

l.la iimpOaala. In roao tl.l. nng'.llollnn folia thon tho 0T,, n>ng at all o'clock, but owing to an Intamipllon In 
tn-Tiiy Wllh Sotm.quo la to I... oonaummati-cl. ' -• “— *■ — ■ — 


Firm. 

N«w Yoga, Boptambar 1. 

Tho Ounitr.l itaamrr America arrived at Halifax laat 


Hlll'.timfS— The Freight market hxa prctonlcil non.'. „ _ _ A _. 

•of the lmoy.no, that waa qjaorrahlo In tho prreouiog „ ,1 ”, nf ' a' 0 " " ” “The following I, • 

year, and-tho ranga of ratal Una toon uniformly Ion 7 , " .T"“T L? f tb " A,,1,1 ‘" t TwMUW ' 

Tho following tal.U. ahow, tl.a rot. :, for Cotton to Unr- ^ '"“i'w'" fit XowtlflTouS. Pof tuo mooth ol 

pool on tin. lat of each month- during th„ yew. and wo nolanch nbfifia' ^5t,t July tl ilinoil <u 

OUOte tho rlofdncr raLrs nt J atl fur Cottnn ntul .Tfl* fur Tn. a- i.. . , liy...pl I H.U.l » 


telegraphic conimunlcatlon east of Portland, her accounts I 


n 9 » *b -4 .I9>$ year, and tho range of- ratn* Ifns houn : uniformly lojv. 
til 4 . The following table shows the rates for Cotton to Liver- 


jfU opened with a declining Cotton mnrkct, tho of Corn during the year, the total arrivals nmmmtlng-ln 
Mind tendency having prevailed during a period of 1.302.400 sacks, against 1.25^,860 last year, and 1.17 5.220 the 
jMp gpwthx. ami prices having tiilleufroin 141 a to 9)%^ y,, nr i^foro. Tho exports have been 875.P74 sacks, Mttinst 
Jgft* Fair. The rates Continued to deolino during 523,300 last year, and 450 000 the year previous.' Thfpast 
J,?'.L- Md 0<jtober. and on tho 1st of November we -i.ti.uj.1 l—i. 


_ • ijuote the closing rates at *„'d fur Cotton and 30s fur To- Amstint rccelve.i 

CORN There lma boat, a sim.ll lt.ara.aa In tin; racalpt, |,„ cc0 r „ r I.iVcrpcol ; v ;< for notion and 77 !»«,'«• 60fur AuW.int paid alno.fi ?! ! 


a rr "'" l1 " 11 "" In ”' l,b ”” did not roach hero until to-day. Bha bring, Lltorpool 

J.arhnr nf Havana. ScnmVl.nin.pi^ .datcayf it. am AiiyMd, four day.Ulcrih.nth. ao.onkt. 

da--Uu5-h,ur ff ng^ -iHtnmr- -Wfrt-tt ir»kmt~irh TMrp-^vmr-rtn>Tnr -bruiight l»y tluiAV ashlngton The following is a summary 
secreted therri, bo anxiously inquired If the vessel hnd offawtourfs: 

cleared the harbor, and being answered In the affirmative. " Li VOrpOOl Market*. 

ho made i h nniii>Hmnri< .1 1 


Middling at Qfifa) 7, Ooml Middling 1 '£(3)7 }Z. tho rates of Corn, as jlid tho preceding ouo. 
■ Fair 7)«f9IXt ftn l* V lb. ostab- not touched either of tho extremes Hint wo 


1.392.40P sacks, against 1.253,850 la.^t year, and 1.176.220 the 
year liofore. Tho exports have been 875.074 sacks, aaniost 
623,300 last year, and 460 000 the year previous. Thwpast 
year hns not exhibited sucli*remrirkable fluctuations In 
the rates of Corn, ns did the preceding ouo.’ Prices hn'vt*. 


Tobacco f«>r Havre, arid J»1 21 ^ bale fqr Colton, and Ualanee f.n- me nf public revenuo 
75 W lihd fnr Tulmapn fur NnwVurk . - Sta 

- 1 .. ' . 1. Inn. . 1 : 1 • • • 1 • • 1 m. • . 

s'V V‘ V Lv. Yi'M'&v 1 ! 1 ' 1 Xr- ^ *■ UnANcnMm.— Stateme 


$1.100 031 04 lie ninth- his appearanne, clothed’ in a priest’s dress. 

...332.074 35 $1,402,105 W nvowetl hims. If a fugitive from Havana, declared that he 
301.888 63 had escaped from the garote, paid his passage, and Is now 
nuo .in tills city. 


Livrnrooi., August fll. 


^|p|Falr 7)*f9IXt ftn i* r,llr "AtwN “ lb. ostab- not touched either of tho extremes that wo thnn noticed, 
jjw, decline duriug th« first two months of tho year, these extremes being. In 1850-51. .30 and «)*. ^ bushel 
H jt q* $> ft. Prices rallied slightly In November, but The average of the rates, however, has hcrinjloirer. The 
^llf iistn during th« following motith, and on tho 1st following tnblo will show the prices of .Mixed Com on the 
i( January our quoUtions for Middling were G^©7><. i Bt of each mouth during the *car. v The closli ig rates are 
l|#ralr80W«. During thn month, horfavt-r, thoy 65®57g V hualial : 

„ j x'* Jb. nnd remained rather steady’ U — ^ — - 

iMfNOW'y 1 ’ • • ■ , 8vnlvu»ber 4I(« 4S'Januarv W(*.5B M»y .... 49(n 45 

Mtilthe lit of Msy, tbs better qualities showing a gradual October 4iri»,5t» rebnuiry...;...46(.» so June..: 4 k.» .9 

..j Btvn market, clnnlmr with Anril verv Noventlx-r 4 ()(h, 4S| March. 5Jf.t53 July. 5"et.59 

Droembor ,*U/t 4* | Aprjl . r . . . .4 l(S>4‘( | Augu»l . . 



••■VlK.V'i.' 

Jrii 1 


<»•(.. a 

t.ie-.vn; 

'■•I,.. . 

.%( (.( 1- It.'l JlM|,' (gtl.ltl f. tlie*. 


.. ,.i.(.» s i. 

Mnrcli.. 

1 -.1 eet.fef (^ ). j Julv. t.(ii • _.l. • 

Df ... 

..l-UtlKl-ltl. 

,| April... 

# t'ni. . v.f-» Si-i. 


Statement of the' deposits and J l' r,> ' 


361.888 63 had escaped from the garote, paid his passage, and is now Tho, Cotton market has pworited an actlvo appearance 

“JlJjJf • . „ , Nlnik* tho departuro of the Aria, and tlifl sales of ths wesk 

#1.150.2,, to T,' * ' hB T sr»£' T 

(lovernuient discovered the conspiracy and promptly sun- A0O0 bales, nml to •ipui^on 11,000 bains. Prices ad- 
deppslts and pressed It. vanced early in tlm week W'd. per lb., but since Wcdnas- 


38.000 hales, nml to expori*w 11,000 bales. Prices Ad* 
vanned early iu tlm wpek Kd, per lb., bqt.stnoe Wcdnos* 


kwoTfOcnt, and the market closing with April very 
llSrfor ju grade*. An upward nnd rapid movement 
jgotrd, and on the lit of .Tune wo quotod Middling at 


and Good Middling at 0\'©10 v k Prices Since ° nLl n ; 

7 *’ ial .IlMn »hn«.v Ofri.rn* Lilt w ill, n f'»mied 


eso extremes being. Iu 1850-51, .30 und 00^ bushel OBITtr VRY Caltfornia gold 

m average of the rates, however, has boon lower. The ' 1 * Korolgu gold . . . . . . . . . 

Ilowing tnblo will show the prices of. Mixed Corn on the n,... A* Mluumukm f'lSkr 0-*i n n Silver parted from Cal.' gold 

t of each month during the year/ The closing rates are * MltWlMlppi C ity, 2l th tilt , OnEY Silver from other sources 

nSTilit W bushel • S. 1 ).\ M EBON, in till) 0^1 yCllX of lllS IlCO. ,, 14 

^ . .. 1- lie was u nntivo of NurfJlk, Va„ where lie . «(»•.<* aopouif... . ....... 

wiTr . .V.\\\'.4ir^50i X .' .'*6^ so jli^.* i .' ! ! ‘ .’ .‘S®!-! ' iind liccu a member of tlio M. K. Church over n .. •couunr. 

forty years, and forabout thirty years a stow- ”ul« Viio'S 

DORK— The 11 Hog civq. " for tka~ yaar lift* 1 H*en" a abort . Without' bigotry . 1,0 loved Jlis own, “T— " . , ‘ 

m, .. our tVcatarn frl.'udx.Tvry aurly In ..ha yanrln- c "! rc l'. lmd Jwcd .it to the end. HtrOUgll 1W,500 pW. .TnUI ardnagv 


colmfge at tlm lira neh Mint of NowQrleaus, during the P”'i Cft " ri ’ Yen) rigid In their sonrche*. In one day the rates have not been so firm. Tho principal Ini- 

* a< ^> ■■■ ; ■ w , ih ” :r ri -r- ^ 

• •. nrroJlT.. Hiking Him to Ihagrav.., Til* wvrn atonnul tho gnto rba following an tha qUotatloM *tth. clow: FalrOr- 

rl’rallrn!! fi fl27.I(l5 «0 Wh« livakli'd, nml all.-pran In ilia ior|iiiii In llm enffln, l™n«.U>iil ; Mlu.lUng Orlnam, Oftd. ; Fair Mohlla, (kl. ; 

tiilvnV hkrUid Vn.ti, Ci.V nni.i 4 1™ j""' 1 !' '!' | A "" lb, ' r pnlloo antnri'd In >a»roli of Ml, Idling Moblla, 6 ii . ; Fair Uplaodl.Od. ; Middling Up/ 

Silver fruiu otllvr anurevx. . .V. l2 t!.V67 Ikdlea h?Irlnj, Ub/uraaa"^ vi£ fh»“ wffaSffiS »«4- P”» lb. To day'* lain, amount to tX 

lira ot Dun Frunrlicn Vnldm, wlm' w. ro angag. il making b * ,M ' Tb " ,t0 ”> baud at thl* port lart avoulug. it 

li value or deposit* $I45.)U8 62 hnl^ cartridges. They were tlikou in tho net«if tilling tho elusive of the amount on shipboard, was 640,000 bales, 

,01 a Ad r - .* r vh-if.'.ri- — i . . .. . . which 603,00(1 were American. 

ioowm ■ •« d» that ’ ’ ' ^rtoMdiTrnd'IurrH^d'by ”i',” Ftirther by tho Woshtngton. 

iw.lk)0 dlmo.) ‘".tiouiki Aiddan «rra.l.th. young ungu.nladly /piled Nxw Ynax. Baptambar 1. 

lun 600 plonva .... Total 'enlnngn » 2110,000 00 Wllnu. ",?n earn hdu Yntn'd^AOOO MoSmS* «» <•'•»>«! -Thu Fl.Uato. quaitloq hu CMad to exol 


w*» rnortlv ranged within thoflu Ogurca, but with a il.-grau u5 101 "" >'» 

JTz, Jm, that k« rendered qnotatlooa nearly nom- b ” rJl r ^ m - b'"'” 1 »* M b F lb* reprv 

Ll At Ihe cleae ottko year wo quote nx follow. : aonlatiou. to .oppose It would be. During the laat .two 

»xw o.LE»«» clamificatiov. J””””' f»” u *ort period cnrly In the preacn 

'—(al— Middling Fair... .10)£f3Fl0}{ year, wo have had a cDnstefntly advancing market, am 

gentry — J®— Ealr. ... ........ 103(15)11 prices have gone up since the 1st of September. M 850, at hi 

^ Md Eslr... ■ I.a.II'aI®--* average of moro than half a dollar per monl.h per bbl 

teTMMdUcK O^QIQ Good and Fine., .nominal. a r x. 

a The price of Mess, on the above date In this m.urket. wa 


be the ease. Yet tlm fall lug off bus nil tllPHC yejtrs lUH labors 1111(1 prayers for 'ltH * iWiNd Oi.a«i w, rimer l'. tn ^-fhe motbod of setting n-l2*ie qmlnt U* 


Further by tho Woshlngton. 

N*w Yaxx, Boptcmbsr 1. 

EsdrANri.— Tho Fiahtfios question hiu eSjued to cxolto 


' ...... 1 11 njlriHllStl >HO . muw.on ... ll-l I, FABlin 

id -moulds cartridge un, ‘ nfl,np ** In tho buBlncss circles, though the discussion ' 


hardly beon..so. gri-at as many were led by their repre- prosperity. CCllSL'd not, 4111(1 t lie li^llt of liis ttla**. without juitty*.' recently invented^ 1 
sentaliuns to suppose It would he.' During the last .(wo example, in private and SQCjfll life, shone with Elm window ca -h is mad / i ntir, ly nf wotri 
years, except, for a short period early in the present il pure and steady lustre. Mia goodneta often p ' rnlftnoul ’/ Tl,p limi'ie^is Tramctl in such a 
year, wo have had a constrrotly advancing market, anil obtruded itficlf upon you he never did. the parts can ho readily removed, for the | 


prices have gone up since the 1st of September. M8S0, at an 
average of moro than half a dollar per monl.h per bbl. 
The price of Mess, on the above date In this m.urket. was 


X,WovrlngUbln will rhow tho rnugoof price* on tho , 10 uyOTlOSO V bkl. To-Jay the prira la 521 jo,® J22 

mmith durlmr tho year : ,.ui ! * 


ootruueu itRell upon you : he never did. 

i ho writer has often, under his own hospi- 
table . roof and elsewhere, been impressed 
I with his cfUno amiability. It was not a.su- 


i mtf tab month during tho year : 

pdnf Ordinain to Pair Cottons in Netv Orisons oil the 1st 
of rock Month . from Sep. ’51 to .‘fug. *52 ; ' 

OrSkory. MiJdllnjr. (J.Vliil3n;.|Mlil. Kalr.'i Fair. 

I toktkt. idkfiMK .Tf .^Ka.’SX 9 ..9W^»9X 

ggr :«*Sig ..1\AH sy ..9 *rt.9U 


fflBrs (tlilinn) «',.(( ' . , , V K pui'crst etc . and a large quantity of powder. Tlfo ladle/*. *UIL continues. Tho ministerial papers stato that the 

glaxs without pully^r. utly Invent, vl.W cliv folk, wing : Willi their father. ■ won, nrroxuu uml cunalgnoU tn III.. qiioHtlnn will aonn ho wmlonhly ailjuated. 

rim window 9a.»h Is mad*' i-utirdy nf wood,' the outside dungeons of Bartollna. . Aiivinn* fr,™ fnilin »hnf thnp,» i«. a . . 

pcfnlftnout.*. TlieT iiAld^ i r Tnimi tl In such n manner that " ,,n ? thfcr ln<Uvfdu*li -were taken. nud 1m- , ..u / 4 ‘ tn. ia state that there * a Rrent proto 

III.' min* con !wi in. , , ,, , pri.>"nc,l n* auaploimia porwin*. Five llinuimuil pouuJ.1 ur W1I *F that tho wholn Ilumian Flmplro will bo Mincltd to 

..r .i , / removed, fur (ho purpoaa of In. ,„lrl.lge, ware taken frum Ilia preml»a. ' tha llritl.h puaaawduu*. 

, tb” B aw .which I* ptocij balwaad slips of liulln All thaaa illMOVerla* »ra *Up|K.*o,l to hnra Wan made The idaamer Magallanliax arrived at Houtluiwptoswfl? 
rubber, which, when the pnrte (,f III,: ,n-ti ore replaced, by the vwvelatlon of a hut, nn ndlcer of the regiment of .i,,„ m tu, n u r( ..i ti,nu.anA .lelliie. tn imld *• ace— 

r«u*e, the gluae to he perfectly llfui Tlie movcnblc part* who .peak* Knglleh very well, nnd win, wa* rent t„ >«'”« hundred thoiuASd doltarx In g^A. 

„ rtl , ... ‘ V 4 , . , , 1 Now! ork. where lie lift* been fur Iw.i munthn pretending Adrlco* have Wen received frum Hldney, Haw South 

, 9' tbclr Place hy n knob *crew tnaympalhl.e with the FlUIhu.ter* lie returned lately, Wale*, aa late u the middle of May. They embrace the 


Tuu^iariuwruui. Ao-uay iuc price is p-i jo,® uu 1 IH . i . mru uj a nuuu. screw io sympathize with the V blisters He return' 

DIM. I. 1 _ nurltoml, Whul. conVcntionul niunhorism, wldrU tnakli a pret.y gpi^. The advantage* of-tld. «« thwaMt, Immediately followed hi. ^.TSna 

The receipts of Tork during the year have^been 279 416 3 murkctl product ol grace 111 the /tract, method of sottiug glass must be obvious upon a moment's A letter from Havana. in’the.NewYork Suu, ( 

bbls, ngninst. 310.400 lust year, aftl 543,749 the yuar lu-forc. ^ M US Oluilieutly UUScltiyll, courteous, kind I reflection. . ^ following list of the names of the suspected cor 

The exports have been 1*9,485 bbls, against 1D3.GOO last f‘>rgot himself and loved to UUlko others hup- Earth*| 1 *ake — Tho shool^f ~ • til k- h f-lt 1 t Qown to l»e in prison, in tlm city of Ifavnna : 

year, and 408.500 tho year previous. The following areYho py. Ho WUS COnHcien.tious und ohlij^in^ tn' Auuucta On niwuii .1 ".i 7 Ul *.V" * li I! (fYranclsco Valdes, tobacco sorter In the housi 

rate* for 'Mca* on tho 1st of each mouth during the year ill And „„oh never kucrifice, COOSeiU tu 


rates for '51 ess on the 1st of each month during the year 


>yri. 9 . .9)((r«9U rates for Bless ou tho 1st or each 

Is iS:;]tf|jg Ja» - 


• S (.« - SF|.t..:.fU (HW.» 5-. Jin *14 ■■■■PMI 

•iXOtvIY wsh O.’t ...... 14 7K»I5«5 Feb. .....14 15(<15. 95| June U (MR-ull -.5 

.#}»(<« XV ..Skfosy Nov.. ..‘.18 5o(.ul4 ("j Maroh.. .J4 15(u is im July 90‘W fit. 9 1 

• Skilffl’SV .."yr<V. — Ike-. 14 15(-{,I6 00 April. ....IB 95 (i/i IB 15| Auruat.. .9(1 0#>(<r.91 00 

■ Wl# .*»H^9V 

bV ..» A9k BEEF— The receipts nf Be 


oblige any. 


ifd ..iVC'xiS .i>4't& s c ..*)W9U 

SC!i -ikw Vi -k/". BEEF— The recei 

ks... 'W® li*,. I0fc<.fli»£ ., — (>ii — jt inn ut i. omi mo - 

.'.IS^® ..s)f(«9W .yywioJi . —bit — — («i — 43 106 bbls, and 10.9, 

he* UiftW - •-(■ (* - -ft - 431.807 bbls and 12.16 

TOBACCO—' The receipts of Tobacco at this port during fore nnd 1 

tb* put year hare wsched 87,975 hhds, against last year ,mv ® bcen a8 U4 ° bb 
Hill, iho wing on Increase for tlm year of 23,8^1 hhds. The P 1 ’*''' 1011 ® ) ear 66.270. 
n ports for the year are 03,002 hhds. sgalnst last year Although tho suji 


*s I b Of sometime before [his tlctllh, while on- as toruuout of their houses Into the open atr. Tho noise p-_, „t« ' * 1' riel T"’ —o ■*“ •*«■ "m«,o , ucuiuiwumiuih m»« uw u«vu pnmrataw «y*u waiioa 

.ib.vitlR D hltpny lltld i|lliet ol(l nj-o iir (lie ribrallnn* l«»t,.d nWut *ii n'condv The editor nf ntlhln. ot llavatia, ("["to ' Itndrl 'frul"’* eaDr, "ir 

midst of UD aff’eutionate family, ho was more tae Ujinstltutlunallst says he is certain as to tlie thne, but Havana; Antonia Lunn. lawyer, of Hnvana : Jose Augus- " be Washington brings 220 passengers. Private od- 

.1 ■ • •..*.' Ill" r..w... n ._ -r It... .... . .. (In Oninlnm nml lim f.ll.... A ,r ll I.. I... .1.1. 4k.l 51, „ ft... 


.hi c m ’’ r y n "’ nf -‘bl" , »W«“'mmedl«tely followed hi* arrlr.l. u,«t fawir.l.le aooeuutj from the mine*, th* wield of 

ui.'th'Kl of eotllug B h,*« mu*t W obvlou* upon a moment'* A letter from Havana. In th,.. NewYork Suu, give* the wb i..], „, ey r „ rr ,. m ,„ t t „ |* |mmen»«. far «eeedlng thatuf- 

reljectmu. , _ _ _ fellowlng ll*t Of the name* of tlm eu.peolod cOMpIriilpr* ^ OlUfornln mine* In liroportlpn to the labor employed. 

FIxktHqt xxr — The *lmck ..I an eatthquako wk« felt In II™ , I".. M ?’} a "" ' " y of ll “ T,n * T‘ *' Tfie DriU«h fund* have been deprewed hy the nnfavor. 

AuguFtn, Hu., about twenty minutes (tefore'tWee o'btock able aeeonnt^f.the h*rvs*t. 

on the morning of the 26th utt. ' Tlio vibration* were *en. Nllla Clara; Mr l'ri*lu.of Havana ; Felipe llrina*, pm-t Fa.arr -The grand Fete pa**ed off qnletly and without 
siblyTelt. and *everat persons In the city were *o started “I! 11 wrltl ' r for th" Dmria it la Marina, of Havana ; Juan the expected rour i'tlal , or any of thocxlraordlnarypollt- 
n* tu run out nf their houne* Into tlie open nir. Tho noloc J. Oaallllo, of llavann. together with hi* *l*tera ; Don leal demonstration* that bad been predloted with aomaoh 


Although tho Supply of Beef has exceeded that of la» t 


The American Minister was not present with tlm other I 
members of tho diplomatic corps, In celebrating the An* j 


dwelt in love. The GospcL und Kpistlort of correspondent of tho 'Philadelphia American States that Four pers.»|is lihve been brought from Vimlta Almjo, J” 0 7 th?dlnlomatircoriIs ircridjrrtluir ti, B ° a.7 

.St. John were hiBfavorUe ^riptureLdik. 

A Iter un Illness ot SC verul days “ his change publ ‘ R ^ lew ; 1 1 W ‘U »>•• r^memberid that Mr. Hobl* hue- mentioned. Naj.oleon wan not present at the ball at tho Marche dot 

t’lfbie.V Perceiving it, he had his children T. a i n ,, 'ri l nKHhi ' lnck ™d that hn received a reward . ^ uu ' u ^ r .°! ?P r «onidK«S(roc t <* d of being cnnsplratnri., fuuocents. It is reported that a conspiracy had been dls- 
'failed. One nf Ilia suns miyinp. " Pn. you nre '"‘7.° gu n '“ D-r I.Weklll The Mr™, lln.m.1. ,0 tb ” """j" 1 ««*•** 1 *“»»* lb ""‘.' b ” «• euvered, theohioet of which w.. te »* ul »*ln.le the Prra 


iiWMnCTtasr 88.113 hhils. Tho exports include 13 873 ycar ’ tbo aTera ff e P ric ® ,,M been considerably higher, After ftp Hlliessof several days u hi8C*hftng(» P u j , M° vi ” vr - It will Iw rqmeuiiH*r6d that Mr. UobUH sue- mentioned. 

Rrifein • ilioo tn i?pmnr« • ihn Hnrth ' though tho.differencb is not nearly sp;grdat as was obscrv- . Clftne.V PerceivinK it< he had his children * n plfJdngHhls lock, anil that hn received a reward A number of pcrROnRiHi.«pcctcd or being conspirators, 

JSJ , able In tile Dork market. The price fur M,.*,.. W- enlled. One of hiu sunk mtyin K . " Pn. ynnure Th " »"*'*; ,,mu,1 B tliam tlie ml- 

ourNocthtm markets. Tlio stock on lhuid last evening R lnnln B of M,e y par * waa * 14 bu V. dqrlng dying: do you know it ? M he replied, u \ek ,, . 0, !J lm t’ ruT< ^ I'***.*" 1 ! Jnse Bulbln. brother of Luis; Francisco Kstrainpe, ident at the hall, should ho atteiid It. 

»u W,IM bkd#. tgoh(st 23,871 at tho close of tho previous. October ond ^Tembnr it fell off to $J3 00f®$l4 off \i j klrow it , therefore 1'l.av? called for you. I X"» ij.fti! r ’* " u n i i ■d!!aV‘ym; 0f .!f , V. ,in / ; England-The Fishery Question. 

dm.M.(*ereti.< r.f l.ii.i - has subsequently fluctuated a little, but during tho past 1. i llf •, i,-..' „ *• . 1^1 ( ngmaiwer-or tho reward appondod to It. It remained Pi Havana , Juan hula, of Havana; N. Uodrigiicr.. nf , .. . 

noviSfsdeereue of 5117 hhds. t riavc HO tear, but ftlll Intppy, perfect III ft a 1)1) II. in their window a few .in v B Havana; N Valdes, of Havana ; Juan Luan and Brother Ihn Mlulcterlal Journal, now confidently assart that 

8TATK5IENT OF TOBA'CCO : . womon s io ru es )& o a u in y a , fill | H | ia n’ go to HcftVCll .* 1 know jt I know in Memrs Bramah th\* M il n t i i i t . , , . Francisco, of Havana ; Miunml Hernandez., son of the ubsolute reciprocity, as far aa tho fisheries aro oOncornvd, 

toMm 8«pt 1.1851 hhds.. 23.871 $16 00 V bbl for large and small lots, at which the year , T 'l.nv« “ ll« V l Messrs. Bramah that Mr. Ilobbs Intended to.try his luck Count of Villamar, of ktnelpo. will be conceded bv the British Oovonmiont and that tho 

” <dwd inlag tbo year S7,07. r »«-111.844 closes. \\il>m I liftNC believed. lie took tl Com-. second time. Tlm lock was Immediately removed, and The following axtractMire Uken from the lutest Havana troilWllll/WI% iJL.mi ’ 

foM daring the year 93.092 LAllD-Tho receipts or Lard for tlm year have been P^HCd fllld sweetly impressive farewell of his has not since boon soon. The writer s.l^s : : ^ , trouhlesonia qiust ^lon will bo itlius settM. 

^ (a k»nJ and on shtpboinl not clunnil 1st .IlghUy In «„« or tlm* of .art yaar but l.yl, uc; Hj- «'«'>■><» , too, vY0 ; rc rcinen.lioruH. .bir:^ lllTJZZ 

18,165 those of 1*45-60. They arc 125.758 bhU and tlcrcc., unj Ilf tlinnkml tllOIIl for tllcir Willing obcdlunt'C In larva n£ml»^.a!l V.r^ ' an ..5 m " J.L ° Ill knfiwn lu have been rnada. Ynlantcand rtl klnd/of car, .|nL,, vu j “ 

■ ■ * • libtnln 1..^. ...aU.I I..I v.,uc Il'I/ilA o t Mm f,v nnd nil 1 1 1 < 1 1 1* L'lnJn/ioa (d fli ni w. V11....5.- n't... Iriun lit ml nr. : . a w ‘ r . rlaueS luiVI! belli UI1(1 are Itclmr ■■•■rcli.nl urll Knuf ururnlmr 


have escaped to the United State 
lowing : 

Jose Bulbln. brother of I.uis 


among them tho fn|- 
Franrleco Kstnunpe, 


; tho year 

; tho year 


.S7,07.W111.844 closes. 


LAllD—Tho receipts of Hard for tlie year have been 


• \\ dOin 1 hft\e lielioyed. He took il com- a second time. Thu lock wan immediately removed, and 
posed and sweetly impressive farewell of his has not since boon sonu. Tho writer sdijs : 


Nock oa hand and on shipboard not CK-ac d 1st slightly In cxce*. of lhn*» of last yuar. hut largely ludu,.; flunily. Hi» survn.ltB, too, vyoyo rcmcniW.I. 

AH, 1»»2. 18,165 tho*o of 1B5ID60. They arc 125.758 hhla and tierce., nud lie thankful them for their Wljlmg obcdiunec In l.rg. nu.ulq./..^ u( uVi ,i -L1 L;!/ ;.' 

n. Ml -I lit nrz ’ * wa ' . „ 100.019 kegs, agsln.it lut year 113 S00 of tho former, apd fttlfl all their kipdnORS to tllCir master. The fn»m six shillings to fifty pounds each. Ip a few days the 

i iir* . ! A 4 ReCfi ptfl and Exporl '' 148.210 of tho- latter, aud the previous year 218.170 and ministers llO called by name, and sent Ill's love !',? MU? ’ !i ob 5 *’ ! j 0 i k Uompany ” will be opened 

■lUh pert dnrlpg tkc toot twenty year. ■ « m rcpcctlvdy. Th. export* hnvc Icon equal t. to ,| 10m nnd munv^bf the brethren Anil 


Jntts to fifty pauoSs each In a few davs the ^•*^h«vo boon' and are being searched without warning. ,, , 

..nice Af •• Hobbs’ American Lock C’mnpany »»Vill bo opcSed Bt al1 U ™ n fc’ th , da ^ ,u,d n, K ht K»« the ladles are not Massachusett* Politic*. 

In Ohcapsldc, for tho sale ol the. American lock*. The £' r ?l",*" <1 'Inthliig havc bcen *ub- Dmiom, Bcptvmbcr 2 

Hank-lock, priou llfty pound*, hu alriwdy bean nlaccd on J" c tc*l to rigid and most Indecorous scrutiny. - ... _V' . ” 7' 

the vaults of the Dank of Ragland, th/llast India Com- " llarrrdi) and Llara* have been s.ut.tntbc Interior. Tho Wblg State Convention, In *c*alon at Worcester, 
puny, and several private banfcine establishments in the eac h a oomnauy of soldiers, commlsnloncd to arrest Mass., Inive nominated J. A. Clifford for Govarnor, and 
city'’ . such person* aatficy may think prom r. BafrcdbhMtl- Elisha Huntington for Lieutenant Governor RU 

. . ready returned, but without prisoners. I.lcras Is stllUh- iiq.,., “ " a.„ s™ 

M AtuiiAcr by Proxy . — Wa find tho following notice of B ‘‘ Dt - , At ^ h " m ? m ® nt of writing, arrests seem to have p nd Brig|fs have boon nominated m eiectors 

amarrlaee bv nrn*v I.. w..i,| n rtnn N.nfn.i inini a ‘ ,awfd ' »PP*r®»tly because tho truck of tin* conspirator at ,ar « rt - Hrsolutlono havo boon adopted approving tho 
.. 8 :7 1 y, in tho V ashlngton National Intel- has been lost, lu consequence of this nisl-adroitnoM, Sr. nomlnktlou of General Soott, nnd .pledging him tho sup- 

ligencer : . Zurita has Imm ii restored to tlm command of tho Police, uort uf Uxo nartv In the State 


heap, ad Exports of Tobacco at New Orleans each 
for Tmnly Years : 

c j_i,tICkirT8 : KXPORT8: 

Hhdt. Y.«r*. 

IKW-JS (f 

96 All IBSl-’M, 


206.-290 respectively. Tho ^ports huvo l>een equal to to them and many -of the brethren. And Bauk-loik, prioo Ufty pouuda 531 alrSdy^^laced oi J tct « d ^ rigid «nd most indecorous scrutiny. 

70 O. 3 UO keg., against last jwr 736 , 700 , and fho year pre- w ;th Hinny Other words, nnd when speech the rauluuf the Dank ef Euglapd, the Fast India Com. . "J’S^nnnd; Uara. Lava been ».nt .to Iho Interior. 

Vr riou* 1655 , 85 V keg*. fluk'd witlfnilU.y signs, did he comfort Co -Vera, pri.au. b^g „ubu.hmcu„lu .he 

, Price* rulcd.blgh at lha beginning of the year, a* tliey ^ WM loRYil, C. ' *' _ . rwady^lurned, but ’without^ priaSmT fdSSh .Slu“ 


S - 

2-r‘M* 'M.soil 

i«wj — 

{■Hi 4.1.H(1 


St'S 


96 All IBas-14... 

...V..35.PS9 IsJU-’M 

5i,»5« IBO*-™ 

w.soi «e34-’ai 

31,5MB ISaf-'SS 

9M.16.1 I834-3S9 

4.1 A (1 I S3 9- ’40 

53.170 ISJo-MI... 

B1,55s IM4I-’4I 

99, 5*9 I M49-’43... '..... 

99,435 IB43-’44.. 

11,498 IB44-’43 

19, MM IM4J-*4rt 

65,58s IH4«-’47 

65,989 1»41-’48 

59.935 184H-’4» 1. 

«U.S(4!l840-’5* 

*4,111 i 185 *-’51 

yi.91'5;i951-’59 


| |h [ had dono for fivo or six months previously, and continued. 
•3**11 to do throughout September, though in October they de- 


Farewell, faithful servant of God ! 


2S’2 , ° dined V tb* I® November the rate\ further gave ha VC lived SO well— -fcW hftVO died. SO happy 


,!'*’.4I,bo 4 way >a<4 f° r Mils and tierces, and l.‘ a * ^ tb for kegs, and 
!!. * 85 655 tho s remainder of tho old crop was sold at this decline. 
...’.soIms# Tho now crop came into the market in January at fi. 1 ,' 
!*.!!!5i*,Si and 0^ for prime in bbls add kegs, and up to tho lh^ of 

Juno improved mJi>U V lb ou those rates. The tendency 

’’.‘".81,9*9 has since been upward, aud at tho cloeo of thp year we 


Thy lust words, “ Meet mo in Leaven, M we 
will remember — 

‘•Then* tliey si i all meet again 

Who have loved/’ $j. 

My father, Naiihullobbi Lewis, died on 


.. 7 1 y, mo vvosningion nauonai iniei- has boon iost. In consequoijco of this njul-adroltnnss, Sr. nomination of Oeneral Soott, and .pledging him tho sup- 

ilgencer : . Zurlta has been restored to the cmnmn ml of tho Police, port of tho nartv in the State 

*• Married, at the Spanlriv Legation, on Tuesday -morn- aiAl from his known cunning, the arfissts, it may ho ex- J- •. . _ 

log. August M), by tho Right Her. I»r McGill. Bishop of P«’cted. will be renewed with redoubled vigilance. waltihorx, ooptemDor 3. 

Richmond. Jose Maria do Msgellon y Oampusano, of Mad- ’* At Hun Cristobal. 8r. Ohapotln. (said to be moro thnn Accounts from Charleston, 8.(1., and Auguste, 0*., state 
rid. present hy his .proxy, the Spanish Minister, to Aggri- balfidiot) appeared before tlie authorities for the purpose that tho recent flood has produced great destruction to 


‘•Married, at the Spanish Legation, on Tuesday -morn- aiAlfrom his known cunning, tho nrreots.it mny bo cx- 
ing. August W, by tho Right lluv. I»r McGill. Bishop of pi’oted. will be renewed with redoubled vigilance. 
Richmond, Jo»o Maria de Magelion y Crui| uxaun. of. Mad- " At Hun Cristobal. 8r. Chnpotin. (said to he moro than 


pin*, third daughter of Alexander Norman Macleod. late ^ betraying to the .government kiiho forty iydivldimls. rj-.j. cro „ a 
i of Harris, Scoiland/’ but when called upon to sign a Written statement respect- 1 


& i, *oi 

91,914 


I’.slSIs g® 01 ® pri me i in bbb aud tierces, at 12|,7S)12) 4 '. and iu Tuesday, Gth of litsi July. PurticCilarfl Df 
. .5(1,376 kegs at 12\'fn)13<l ^ lb* The following table will show his ]jf\» will be JfivCU in future. 

KfliM tlu* rate* for primu iu bbl* anj tlrroi’* and In kegs, on thu Oil l'ridllV, 30tll of tho Sttmo month mv 
"M,«» let ofeach month Juring the year: \'ivr;v A i ,v . v.,.-,. 1 .1,..' 


lug them hn refused to do mi. 

The ExRTiiqoAKK at Aiucsia.— T he Augusta (Ga ) -The legal advisor of the Governor, thereupon, advised Tbo prominent friends or Mr. Webster ooutnulict tbo 
Constitutionalist gives the folluwlux uarlloular* of tlio *K»ln*t »t»»yln« tho MVIuailocl parUo*. auU tlloy, btariuR rt'iwt that b* I. about to withdraw til* aaao from tha 
i.nrihnnkiro _ >,i ,t t*f thw trunsadt ion. uiiiilc their escape. Meantime tin* Presidential canvass. 'far ■ 

earthquake which was recently experienced in that rdaco legal geptb man received wluit you would call his 4 walk- — — — ■ ■— ■ 

and vicinity: ing ticket/ for thus protecting Individual rights." . . 

Tlio vibrations -worn sensibly felt, aud imvi'rA persons A db-|>atclrwhlch we have from New York says : From tne KlO Cxrauae. 

iu the city were so startled us to rt>n out of their housek * ,H Spanish Consul in this city yesterday demanded Uy the Mexico we have received Brownsville papers to 


Dai/timore, August 27. 

Tbo promincut friends of Mr. Webster contradict the 


,|ft* Tobacco market, like that for Cotton, opened, at Nov 
fcWfinniog of the year just dosed, with a downward 

In prices, consequent upon the Improved ap- jj 


S,'H low rtd.l l(S'J»n 8 .m.i -4'M«V i.nl #S 

Oct 10 w»>tl( ami #S Jmiri 9J*, ami 9jf 

Nov 8 au.110 IMaWb 8J* and July li »n.lli 

Dec IK m> l SKi Apri .SK »n<> #K ; Amniat.. ..11 nnJ 1 1 »-$ 


On Friday, 30 th of tho same month, my andvicii 
only (lau uli'tur, Nanoy Ai.eyanuf.h, ngod throe Tbo vi 
yours and twelvo days. “ The Lord giro, the ln ,h " rl 
Lfird tuketh away ; blessed bo tlio naiad of b°y °bu n 


Riy and vicinity : 

T(*0 Tho vibrations -were sensibly felt, aud several persons 
tlie * u lbe c * l l r Wt ' r,? 80 startled us to run out of their housek 


10 PriCM * conf: ‘T uont U P°® the Improved ap- BACON— The receipts of assorted Bacon during the 

pnaco of the crop. On the 1st of September our quota- year amount to 47 ,952 hhds and caskx, and 3190 bl3g ^ aiid 
' BT’ ^° r 5 * l *»> Inferior to Common 6)ifa) boxes, against last year 407160 4>f the former, and 8760 of 

.J^k* 0 ** 0 * Choice and Selections thelattev; and 39,200, and 29,210 respectively, the year 

Durln K this month there waa but little alter- * previous. The receipts of Ilams have been 39,075 hhds 
tolnthw rotes, though they were rather feeble^ but aD( j tlercSs. against 44,320 last year, and 20.100 the year 
. th* end of October they declined X4 V ft* The before. Tho exports Mve embraced 49.788* hhds and 


f.lil-J tnkotll li WilV * lilossod hn thn nnmrf rif into the open air We were awakened from a spund sleep of Don Domingo de Ui.jenira, now redding here, that he the 21st ult 

l oru lUKCUl away, mcssca DO tlO namtf Ot by the rattling of the win.lowsof our dwelling, h nd hy a return forthwith to Cuba, in compliance with a requbji- lu “ u »; 

the Lord: D. W. Lewis. faint, dull, rumbling noise of ’distant thuder. We awoke Hon of the Captain General. (Jojenira had laon exiled to The Rio Bravo.— W o r 

Dyakaville, C N„ Auc 10 with the impression tl\nt sonie one was beating at the Spain, from wh uce ho escaped to this country. paper mentions it* first a 

I ! 1 b * ’ back door of the stjry below for admission, but almoct ‘-Senof Estampix, in. whose house in Havana thepowder an announcement of its i 

: Instantly became rdtsftrd that it-was an earihquake^ _?nd bu llets were found, and who escaped as a friar in the ,, fnr ti 

Died — I n Sabine county, Texa8, Julv 13 Aflcr M*« -noise an 1 vibrations, which lasted about six trescenTClfy. amTli now in NewYork, states that the i^aiiegeu ior- u 

in Ihe r )l«t veiir nf bnr nnn I w o i-t-t , * »econds, ceased, we arose and looked first at the Southern couspifoev recently discovered at Havana was the con- suspension will not be p« 

in the DJUst year Ot her age, LLCRETIA Hick- portion of theheav hs; The sUrs^lvere shluing brightly ception of ft-few hot-headed youths, and has no connec- Protextion oKtiu Kao 

MAN,. WllOOI Asa Hickman, Lsq. and tranquilly, the air was Btill. and the sky in thatdlreo- tion with threaders of tho main enterprise which was to <ri»tuliUs the rssldentei 


From the Rio Grande. 

By the Mexico we have received Brownsville papers to 


on of tho Captain General, (jojenira had te en exiled to The Rio Beavo.— Wo regret to see that this exocUsnt 
jftin, from wli uce ho escaped to this country. paper mentions its first anniversary In connection with 

- 8euor Esiauipix, ln.whose house in Havana the powder an announcement of its suspension. Want of support Is 

1(1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 f S WITH Inlinil Ufli( uhn ..HUUIU.,1 Uh ll frmr ( ■> In.* 


■(kalaUiN. nts, thouab thsv .... ratl.sr f* } l I ut P-® 1 - 10 ® 1 ' Abe rtrt [) MAN, wifo of Asa Hicknxftn, Esq. .ml tranquilly, lh* >.lr was .till. and thu .ky In tbstiilrec- tlon will. tbtfl.adHr* of tha main enUrprif* vbleh waa to I.ratulat.. Ill,, rf.l l.ut. aloui Ihr Klo 

Wtelh.rd^o/nv! o, 7 , „ and tierce*, agaiult 55,320 lart J«r. and 20100 th" year g , , . Missouri came to North ,lon -*» "u/u-rd -Ith . d,lle.t/ro/. t . 7 n t Tv. ..nt t.ko ,,l»c» in vwlou. pl««, rimultausously, on th. l.t f. rm ! U ',‘ U ‘ l ” . tlW 

— li.tndofO*tobrrtli«y declined Hi » lb. The brtore. Th. tlport* Rave embraced 5U.788- lihd* and T ‘-UO WUS oorn tn ivtissouri, Cltmo to , IS Orth immediately to the adioinlnir room and looked to tbs of September. ' , that Cion. P. V. Smith baa admit' 

tendency continued with very .light fluctu- CM k« of auortod Bacon and Ilam*, against 57.090 the Eouisana at nn early tlfty. where she WHS Northern sky. It wore the ordinary appearance of kcloud- ' — — - rcglmYnt of Mounted Klfli»a« »0«| 

I 77 lll “ ril *« tb ' ,leIt,l x months, .nd in Uib beginn^g ,« lr before and 85 920 the year previous married, and some years afterward oaiiio to 1 »“ heaven. Foreign News by tha AtUntio. Th^ will «oour the country brtvran 

I ••2J222SJ 1 ?! *"*’'** L “ g ' S ® 3 -‘*' ; VtOm:to Th. yMi.op»»* »“ h Cn'th. Bacon market. Texas. She professed religion and joined worK/e^Ik w,“h “ccrtiinty' t^thTtlS^Tbe'K In thcBaltlmoraSun of tho 23d ult.wo Bnd th» rollovr- r * a °' •“> C- 0 *" 1 • 


^ *W«. lofcrtor.t. Tho year opened with high rate* In the Bacon market. Texas 8h« professed religion and joined word*,... .peak' ^wllh cortiipfy' UI7th"ta? TSefo^' 

6cm lanJ.B a *“* to Flat 515(515^5, Choice and Selec. ,, ie range In September belug S' I fir I 1 ‘ for Shouldur*. aud tlio (llurcll quito young, and ltYOd an aooept- mRn ot-cur. nfflcr.. hn lrnvcr. Is v.-ry ,uwil[vu (hat hn Ihlt I Ing Udrgraplilc summary nf tlui new* brought. hy the At. 

T'V® s ltV T IB, Blowing a decline, since tho beginning lu®12* * lb for Side*. . In November Side* fell olllo ablo member until tllOjlav of her death '‘hf" 11 """ »W" b he w.y»*ecmed tobe frnmSnuthto North, bintle. which arrived nt NewYork the dayjirorlou* : 

* * J ™ H“ W. - b "» Shoulder* remained nearly ,t" f dy. but lu De- g he writer of this had frequent opportunities XfSZ&S? l&tSSE ' 

kM-.ii.Vr.. uuunog the year.. At tho close of the cem bcr both articles decllued, and on the let of January n f rnnvorHnfcion with her. and nfW U* /.(.« ulca after one. an J hml .retired to hi* mom mul te> bed. ou 


Foreign News by tha AtUntio. 

Iu the BaltimuruSun o*f tho 23J ult.wo find thu follow- 


filM IQtl^-T m 11 i .; t (.p.,'*|Vuo.ov -..va smve- the TOngC IU Ot piCUHMT DVIUg e.'nfo/vf I 

” toi “lowing a decline, since tho beginning i \^(Q\2^ ^ lb for Sides. . In November 
, “ tttt>8rc l*l y®ar, of 2fn)3^4 V lb- This was thu while Shoulders remained nearly 

no«lh!?M ”* Ched dUrinB lh ® y ‘* nr ’ At th ° Cl ° w ° f th ° ®«nibcr both articles declined, and on tl 
oalh * U ftdTance of had been established w0 quoted them respectively at 7 « 4 aut 

lower qualities, and ^(©1$ on the finer ones. The tendency from that timo was upward, v 
1 hM '‘ InCfl bve “ WeU 8Uala,n,,d - and at tlou lu May, aud for a few days in Augu 
Cwnnw ii/St *° at W ° ^ woto Inferior to an j These extreme rates hr 

■ Itkctlani s /a* ' ^ a * f aui l Uholco and b( . t . n PU 8tulned. and our quotations, n 

toed'T! V Ma9oa Count y ho " year, are for Should*^, and 1 

Tke fullnwlrt^Ei 8- ^?,.^. lb ’ Bides. WoBuVJointhe rates forShouli 

litsfm. U J ^* b ° w 1 * how lho ran 8° of prices on the tho 1st of each month during the year : 
w wen month during tlte year : ^ 

■ rr * * • a.«. a ...Aid IJ»1 IU ud KU \ 


i frkts rf Tobacco m Meio Orleans on ihe 1st of each Month 
• Jur ing the year 1851 -’62 : 

| Lug*. | Inf. i 0 Coni. |K«lr to l-'iao.|Ql»i9fi« AWrl. 


comber both articles decllued, and on the 1st of January () f conversation with hor, nnd after her con- uU ’ H ttfttr °®«* and Imdj-etired.to his room and Co bed. ou 
wn minted them resDectlvelv at 7 ’a aud 'f*'. 1 / (t ?4 lb. Tlie ... ..l i the opposite side of the street, but a few minutes, and be- 


«k«4 „„ quoted them re*p«ctlv«l, at 7', >5 W t* ft Tlm , inoment to her room, preached frequently at meT^St ?o , , 'n 
Th. tendency (Tom that time .« upward, w th some Hue , ua- t , rcsidenee , trul ' y ll0 cau /j,,. were certainly two si.', mk" , 

“rt tlou lu May, aud for a few day* In August holders mtliisd llillt Was in tha Lord ” Anil !Yi' Clin full. b ' B ' «’.• h, Hove Ibis tlm u, 

3rt0 8* 4 and 11<$. Theso extreme rates have not. however, us in ine i.ora. ivnu .WO can Hilly to notify their extstcnco b- 

and ) 1tH >Q pustulned. and our quotations, at the close of the Coneur in tllO stateilient Of her Umictcd llUH- with much Interest, detail*' / 

rauy ye M, are 8J498K* f»r Should^, and 10®10» 4 '«r ? lb for band, in conversation With ft friend, ‘-She of th ” chunky. 

gldos. WoHuyoin the rates for Shoulders und Sides pn died like ft Christian.” They (y»rc what WO ’I.M’ntUTIO’l AT Alocsta- 


y KXOLAMJ. 

The London Times reviews at great length tho coi 


J’aOTECTION OK THE FeOWTIEE. —The American flag con- 
gratulates the re«ldvute along the lUo Gr»od« on Uls fact 
that Gon. V. F. Smith has ordered five companies of the 
regiment of Mounted UlflMMA to repair to the frontier. 
They will soout the country betwesn Irtwusv ilia aud La- 
redo, and protect the inhabitants on each side of the 
river. 

Hu'uHtH ii:*.— The Flog learns that several robberies 
have recently been committed, and it nrgea tho organi- 
sation of a night wAlcb, t|K’ro being no city government 


• • uMAvitti u,!u uir imiui uiiu «t ucu, un me i.unutiu » (HUP rtlTIUWH III grCRl ICIlgUl U1U CllUrSe ln 

inposito side of the street, but a few minutes, and be- of the NewYork courts and Government, iu relation to the 10 d °T, *neani of prote ction. 

he went to sleep the shock occurred. If so. there fugitive Kaiuu. The apparent difficulty is ntlriliutcil e»- 

certainly two shocks at least, which is highly probu- tlrely to the npprnachiug Presidential election, aud the From Oh! 

We believe iPis the uniform custom of earthquakes auxiely ofVonteiiding parties to secure Irish votes in that . . . . w . „ 


H^rom Chihuahua. 

The San Antonio Western Texan, of tho 10th, has the 


in Um nintemoni nf | m - i i ^ to > notify their existence by repeated shocks. * We await contest. It expresses thu belief that thu prisoifer will be lUe »an Antonio Western rexan, or tne twin, has the 

concur in tno Stall uicno Ol nor atuictcd nus- with much interest, details frum Utheraud distant portions given up iu accordance with the treaty stipulations, and following iuterostlug information from Chihuahua and Kl 


I country. • • 

noation at Alcicsta — Imss of life at Jt'cst Pasra- 


that thu procrastination is intended merely to leave thu P 
mutter uuseteled till the election has been dt elded 


Mr. W. T. Smith's train arrived at Mr. Lewis’ rancho 


Hi'itl 9 an. I 19 IJmii V* soil sHIMsy lasted 9Y 

Ocl HK sihI Itk F«b 1 nud H}* June....... 1 and H*g 

Nov sK and il ,M«r. lu. . . .1Y an<l 9 July Vi sad lu 

D«*e **K«"d 9 April 1% and »%| August and >0 




I V V IwuM „ y ", •im.’woatiox AT Atm-STA -/ots of life at West Pasca- Some ofthe antl-miaUteiial papers attribute the fishery on Saturdavlas hlv ntf made the trln to Chil^ 

licrn term old settl rs, and way-worn and iroii/e.— Tlio Mohilu Tribune learns from a correspondent difficulty entirely to a desire on the part of the Derby |,urk. byway of Kl Pomi in three months and fourteeu 
fatigued itinerant always tound rest for his I hat the lute Storm raged at West Pascagoula with great »»»«l'[ry to withdraw the attention of’ the peop|p from dHyH Ills trip has not ouJy beeu rapid, but successful, 
body 118 well ai hit* mint, when hj. oumo to »M« Ttaeliirv-. b»n,.i ..,„***, *na <mt-i,on«'. of ‘SuR^li8 4i.«k,k.i 

Bro. Hickman a. A Friend. all dcscrlptiouK were carried away, und nearly all the fine and Ireland, particularly for wheat and potatoes, are very Johuston who come os passengers. ' ’ ^ ^ 

Jasper, Texas, Aug. 22. olj o.k«, wl.Iob added IO mu.h to Uw b».utj of the pbtc, ... _ . „ , , ..... Aftor liavlng thl* tlaco, tl.« tr Jn vu fortv-two day. 

1 wero li.l.l low by lho tcmpn.t T.o wUlt,. muu. »bo.o ■Sth’om, A *°("*.W» »•». I.,f! Ihsr* Jon* 27 for t'lilhurtnu, 

.Died — I n Clarke county^AJq.,. August 13, “ot i™™«l,wr. killed bj iho WHng of. tr«. IfitH 8,i.?rtS Tna i»v7 Sri;./no^«LiA* S 


fi*e.7/ t : i V.ffl msi ~»yl ApHi. ... * .1 ^ an-i vs! Aus mt b \ »nd io Bro. Miokinan's. A Fru 

HKMP— Tho receipts of the year aro iz, 414 bales. Hgalust Jasper, Texas, Aug. 22. 

afiri. ; 25,403 last year, and *34 792 the year before. ThoMixportH * — 

[(R.9W are 15,817 hales, nguiust 22 104 last year. iDlED In Clarke COlinty^AjlV.j. Allg 

[J”' 11 The transactions of tho year In thb market have Iwcn JoilN J. PEEPLES, aged about 30 years, 
,(^i>4 on the most limited scale, 'nud our quotations for several His WftS truly ft peaceful death. 

months past have been nominal at $86^S)$88 *#( loti. tlio writer apprised him of his danp 

!(•**!« LEAD— The receipts of Lead during the year embrace nn m ft, n f l 10 foU. nn nlnrni. nnd flint 1 


Thk .SS; fr* tn ih ; uV, , r v . , Accompanying the train were Lieutenants Smith and Til* . 

*}* Knglana IhigbtU, U. HA; also, Messrs. Hnowden, Von Hippie, and 
id Ireland, particularly for wheat aud potatoes, are very Johnston, who came as lauuengers . ’ 

I JphI°i?i.!lin - a, > u A I ...... After having this place, the train was forty-two days 

The Murplng Herald wml-offlclaily declarss thnt the going to* Kl Paso. Left there June 27 for UhihtUbua, 


'’’IJvSuC •;-- s, V‘« 4 S **’.'.4^095 Y.Y.i (* %Ki 205,114 pigs, against 321.420 last year, aud 414 850 the year 

:"'* Svl5 ;;;;5 :;;;5 §jjb before. The exports 261,040 pigs, against 306.400 last year. 

:: ::5 <?6sy .'.'.Id^i ^ und 410,126.tho year previous. The receipts, iu round 
•MM-Th. rueelpt* ofl^-^on. th. Interto fo. l “ t ten ,. ar* l.»V" b«" U M Wlows- 

• «■ >» Jurt rtOHd, otubrac* 150,267 hW., a g alu»t last durln « " hlcU '"' ri<>d ‘ r0 ' n “ k * bl “ f “ Uin >' oB b . a “ b ™" 


nths past have been nominal at $86rS)$88 -ft ion. tlio writer apprised him of his danger, ho 
,KAD-The receipts Of Lead during the year embrace M t h ftt he felt no alarm, and that he WftS 


tot-. ',: »«5ur*oe i«u,zo< anus, agaiusi tost . 

tot 144,900 the year before. The exports b ! b l 4 . d . : . 5 — 

(tebm“*l Whh ' U '" Bll “" U ^ UObu '' ,,; “ r ' oni1 i»V«‘"i ....... ,u"m> 

““ * - ... 1mjo|1 lS43-*44 S4SJM0 IS4T-*4S ,..t0t,(»nn|t»50*’4l U-JI.if 


in tne year before. The exports 

to? 49:698 hhd1 *' “Krinst 45,000 hwf. year, and 92 750 | 
yCar ‘ Tb ’ recelpU from <’uba have bcen , 
29,100 iuitt year, aud from Brazil 
U boxes, aguinBt, last year, 2100. Thu crop 
Mr fW 010 yoar ’ ^cording to the able statement 


wero laid low hy thu tempest. Two white men. whose K 0, n* to Kl Piiso. Lift there June 27 for OWhUahii, 

.Died — I n cilirke county,. AJu,. August 13, nam«ncre not te.rn.U, Ker. kUlsd b, tb. tailing of a tr W . tXn.l^ ™L5ha“ ^dra.n" H.rir rtturn a^'T^rt 

\ about 30 years. At Montgomery. Alnbutnn, on the 31st, a dtepatch was British have only strengthened their squadron to defend dlo In nine days at which place it took the California 

lim" of h ttJ vl r ^ Si/ or r^'z 'n 1 

nronnrpd llo Hold nr.. of .dollar* had been destroyed. FRANCE. points, but wero uuuXte to obtain them in time, 

l • a i • T," , 0 , 1 he storm also raged at Columbus with great violence. The advices from the agricultural dlstrlats or France The California trail from Presidio to Camanche ‘ 

plaint (luring lUH whole Th* Enquirer of the 31st ult says 1 wero more favorable, and thu failure of the wheat and Is considered impracticable for loaded wagons. 

Iggle lie departed, with On* of ,h. ha.l.-.t rain .term, 'that h» bren ".perl. "-> 9 - ^ >*,.0 B sn,rala. at first antlcl- SSlftS Sf r WjSt.'fr l: 

gnutum still lingering JS t °“ nt p(*m »n [Ire night nfUie A full unbassj to Washington waa olttroj I’rliqe Na,.o- p«nu^i.ut water at eoturulcnt iwlaU. Fr 

HlS loss 18 regretted liv umd, “ “! , j b ? " r ' r , J“ H “‘'“ r r i b ", P I “ M Don lu place ol M Burllgts, but bodecllm j, anj couu* Chihuahua, there are two or Uirt. routes, 

,.p (1... Yt„,i. -teplrt.-'e'lng fora or ,u. Tho „„l. ou a special mission. agootlrtmj. 


His yvus truly n peaceful death. When "" lT ;i rro ‘“ August., u.., rt.tlngu.atu.. townw.* "fgj j.™ dUp.w ibj^ Am.ri„. 
0 writer apprised him of his danger, ho ” ,n Uller '“ t0r Two HW**n bad been washed .truck for higher wages, butUtc 

id that he felt no alarm, and that lie was ‘ rP P or,cd tb,t W"* t0 ,ho "f »°**ojrl«ld. 


» mini Vlllll. lie Kill HU UlUlltl, (lllll turn III! WUS . million ,l~ll U 1. ... 

year, and 515S60 the year per i' ec tly resigned und prepared. He seldom r," / , , ,, 

(s, against 306.400 last year. 1 .. , J \ r S • 1 . , • .. . . iim siorm alSo raged at Columbus with great violence. 

. The receipt*. In round ^ ,Cred u W* °- f Ju . rln B " hole Tb. Enquirer of the 31.1 ult. «„ : 


illness l without n.struggle he departed, with One of the harteit ruin .t„rni. ‘that ha* been expert, 
ft smile of placid resignation still lingering :: c /|* bm , 1 , t j b “ re la tely. 5ook place on the night of the 


on his countenance His loss is regretted by S"JwXn“ 

Ills Christian brethren Ot the Alethoriist Chattahoochee river rose higher than It lias been for sev- 


,, „ 19**-'45., 139,000 lM»-’49 fp6»0OO; 186l-»59. 

Brazil 1H45-’4C 1 H6,0U0 1 I........ 


Church, and of other denominations; by his •“ 1 w ;*. u ' H . r 

, , • '(• i d» r\ i . * . . Place, lyipg ne ir the ri 

Iq'otUren oi the lomperan^o Urdor, by a wid- merged, ut.iug mutrriai 


1 we learn that the plantations below this 
tr the river, have been almost wildly pub- 
material Injury to the growing crop thereon. 


wifd and numerous relatives; and bv the Tb< * fact, ;riea hero wire compelled to suspend operations. 

• i .. ! i. . i* i i .1 ail a the dauiHir * souit* iif them maw linv» mct lv.xl I* vid 


hkan ^”!"’ " nibrM » a “MT ami V«*M« «. Jbent the same time, to hare been aa fellnw, : «>"* mOUTO not US. t .080 who have lit. hope, «« went out on g.tur- , ' lir/gbout France 

'" | * ’"""I ' m -- - “ 1 * " ” “ The rumored commerc 


only ou a special mission. a good j 

A decree had passed authorizing tlie return of 51. Thiers. Trad* 
anil other distinguished persons, but Victor Hugo is not len fori 
Included. crop wc 

The steamer Harpy, about which fears had been enter- some ii 
taiued. bad arrived at l'ortsmouth, iu HU duys from Itio, Mexico 


periueneut water at convenient point*. Fr 
Chihuahua, there am two or three route*, 
.good road. 


a good road, n 

Trad* at Chihuahua Is reported 
ten fur a long time, and inucb 
crop would b« a failure, Thu 


- — Sug ar in Iawi liana — 1861 -’62 : 

Muau. No. of bur. BiMun h«w* No.o 

— liOUkci. power. pownr. » 

' itol *• «« . .. <54 ?..... 19 ~ 

:::::: 8 1! :::::: ! 


Piin. Ynn. fix* Yi ur*. 

,413,l>6t IM< ...169,413 ItHV 

.5H4,'SI I HI1 *09,656 t»>60 

.6.3,601 164H 689,969 1861..... 


A decree had passed authorizing the return of 5J . Thiers, Trod* at Chihuahua is reported 

and other distinguished persons, but Victor Hugo is not len fur a long time, and much 
included. crop would C« a failure, Thu 

Tlm rdeatner Harpy, about which fears had been enter- some iu and around Chili u 
taint'd, had arrived nt 1’ortMnouth, iu 110 duys from Itio, Mexicans hod been killed almost 
in a shuttered condition. city. No means had b«*n adop 

Petitions for the creation of tho Empire were extend* end to jtheir depredations, lu ft 
ing throughout France. about thu people that Is, aod will 

Thu rumored commercial treaty between France and thohr prosperity. «* 


“ ' ’ tliey mourn; not US, thoso who huve no hope, On the Muscogee railroad, the curs went out on Satur- in^broughou i K«ne? U °“ ^ ^ Kmp,r ® Wor ® ejtt ® nd * 

- for his life anti death wero both such ns to lh ® rity tho con- Tho rumored commercial treaty between France and 


u blissful inunortulity. 


wjthln .even utile. urtuwD.up.rt i.f th. emb.ukiucDt wim .-rally /void cf liilere.t 
foubdi tnlMleg, Which had .lid uff with the tr.clt .Ince the y .. 


I i la!'. ^ 


z«r. There is no means to ascertain the oxact product of the — ” P 1 ~ 

lo.iit Lower Mines, but they may be estimated at 160,000 pigs Advocate Office, Septembers 

5^94 ttunuolly* ..... OirPeraous making remittances will please see tbat 

J,|»1 Our port ha* been u*ed aa a depot, rather than a mar- th.J are acknowledged. 

lift! ket, for I.ead, aud the sale* during the (act two year* hare g Mini*. Dratt.lllo, Al. 

J.0JS been on a most limited scale. For months together we Oeo II Kirk. Tusckloosa, Ala * 

HS* have not had a transaction to report. Btill, it forms an r**v W II McDaniel : 

ji.ii9 (turn of considerable importance in the business of the N s, J L Huey, Talladega, Ala. Leas $2 50 

'K olty. It furnishes a fair quota of employment to our \JUf J Nicholson: 

! Jr} steamboat men and draymen, commissions to our mer- Rev \V J House, Battlefield, Miss. Less. $2 


eurs had phMmlorrr. hivty thing,' -however, is righted at — TT^TmC" 

pnwont. » n d the cars ore running as usaaft U^riln papers stoic that the 

Tho Pensacola Gazette of tlje 2dth ult. ha* th* fW- Amsrtca was about to be concluded, 
lowing: The cholera won 

Ou Tuesday la*t there commenced ouo of the molt *e- lbro “« bout (’“(“ud. 
vere storms that wo have witnessed for many years. The 
W 1 ’ Ik* br,t e “ t *‘ r, y- Kradually shiftod round, first south- The eause of Hor 


The Berlin papers state that the postal treaty with 
America wan about to be concluded. 

The cholera was raging frightfully- ln Dantrif, and 

ihFKnirhnnt PiiIhihI. 


an An I , VT riwkw; * uuuu, lira* nuuui- ***« »u.e ' - 

1 ®riy» then westerly. Wednmday and Thursday, the wind to bu the publication of 1 

a VM ljlow steadily, with tremendous force, and thu rain fell In Hu is under striot police 

^ great quantities. From two-thirds to three- fourths of the HI 


8 :::::: 

S 's :::::: SB 


• >«’«» ohants and freights to our shipping. Th* few.sales of the 


\Ro.t J N ioholson : 

Rev W J House, BatUefleld, Miss. Less. $2 50.. 
Rvv O N McLeod : 


66 * .»o .h. , 


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H Z :::::: * 5 " 

«! te Iijv.-;*u -:-nii) 

i; : Tom 

ft . *U*u.Ud M Ml'.tW.iiifc'/ * ‘ ’ * 

W!fitt»»^ri4proews “ 

, •te.UtoTin* oi.uiB, ; : ; ; ; ;; ; ; ; ; : ; ; ; 

^ 


* f i '•••*•, J2 rate being our uomlual quotation, for Lower Miues, at the RalaMoe on norouut 

: 8 do... ■ Nf,(Wo»JT.yKVto»tt«u«sn» b-. 

:::::: !8 •• owm- to sw.w o» to 1 - 0 ** i...i2 6o 

■ 31 hi 4,490 of Mr. H. T. Luudsdale, the direct imports of lllo Coffee, N •' J ® UUtk Jttok * U ' ,<#M 

*«rtu* Ut« Fnr'»n4li« «« Ito'tet Of dulj Lwlfw. 

sfSS 326 Oll-hag., again.! 270,257 th* W bdor*. and ,220 '268 |Ur j wmi.m.0,, ; 

»,«00 lu 1850-'60. Wa al*o t"cdr«d thl* III*! year 31.821 bag* n «, .lohn O Lamar. Uhmnvllle,' Ala. (at** »2 IW. 

jo 90* Rio coastwise, making a total of Ulo of 360,778. Mr. John 0 Parker, l'arkersburgh, Ark., 

— r — I.oudsdale states the sutes for oousumptlon in 1861-’62 at Rev J Bonders : , * 


ID v J Banders ; 


™? a "! ed *woy leaving only the outer und The Belgian Ministry, with the exoepUo* 
tha tyhlnjg bouses have ton swept away. aiUn, retain otto. Commercial rolatluo. b*| 
XrJSS? K i “ uch duHJHgrt ljur ljig been done tu an(1 jjelgluin had ton usUblishud on th«h 

snipping, but rear that we may yet hear of many wrecks i„g The Common Law Treaty of 1848 had 
upon our coast. * « * 

An Incident —A passenger wh(» was on the Ul-futed 
steamer Henry Clay, relates the following incident con- 
noted with that sad disaster : 


HUNGARY. 

The eause of Gorgey’s banishment to a fortress I* laid 
to bu the publication of his history of tho IIungoriAD w»r. 
Hu is under strict police surveillauce. 

BELGIUM. 

The Belgian Ministry, with thu uxoepUoaof M. Frujr*- 
ulbsti. retain oflice. Couimeroial relations between franco 
and Belgium had ton ustablUhud on th«l» fhmur foot- 


says: A party 

Fox and Bioui 

iu Miunuaota, 


ceived. . I, 

The Queen of Kngland was on a visit to Belgium. 

(.'APE OF GOOD HOPE. 

Accounts from tbo Cape af Good IIop<' roprosent th* 


n *■*’ I on their ,w*y \ 


\ "am*. They 
war, paint, Ui 


Lees $2 50 . 


371,278, for 1850-’61 at 346,781, and for 1849-’50 at 263,415. j J Williamson, Bporta, La. Less $2 60. 


‘ The total exports from Rio do Janeiro from 1st klay, Rey O T Viekers : ’ 

is6i. to i,t M»y, i«52 i82’, ns i.ui«.ag.iu.i um Dki o» ".:::: 

.9S*,»4T * ,a 8' 1 Muring the previous twelve months, being a decrease j q Pensacola, Fla 

of 117,717 bags. Rev N B Halford : 

bo«n much The exports from Rio to all ports ia the United States N a, Hop 0 Hoover ; n *, M Thompson ; n *, W 


nested with that sad disaster : oomtillou of orfalrs there as truly dusperato. The Kaffir* thu Bluck 

ll Hu had been ou the bow of tho vessel, and was ouo of conllnumf their outrages unchecked, und Ot;u. Oatlieurt - .. 

tho'tirst to escape. Upon numbing tlio aherc. Ik* counted hipi not. as j (4 adopted hU nua*urea tu put a Stop tp their 
twoilty.tUrt,, Jr.au, tlio mtlllm Bumuw. U “,k k. I’rottetufy mteWrtoM, Tlw lubabluiui. wrrs .Dautfouio* m(Jw;*» 1 
rutul at lbs sight, uutl wa* ju.t turning to Icuvu thu .put tb. ouluuy Io gnat uuutb«n. wllBBtet 

wbtu bu law a little buy, ouly wruu year* uf age, emerge The Fropoutlue .teauter bail arrivetl with Case Jate* >u 
frotf the BUtukuaiul lleme ou the «4ur part ol’ the prwu- of July 12. Affair, wire la the meet tlrglorable uougl. u ufcM0B11 

1 60 euado dcok, kuerl dowu aml claeu hie bauje J |f lu Hon Detacheil purtlu of truune wme continually at- u **^*~* 

prayer. He retualued lu thteaqltudo but a immumt, aud (a" 11 " 11 h l lb “ K»Ot», araBiuultlon captured and tb., uraWttl* 
tbeu leaped Into the water. Our lufermant watelud thu tnmp* killed. Feur .hip* Bad been attar lu d | cattle luterpnt. 
little felloe a. be wuat under the water, eantmilug uut to driven off and the Utah* euptured. a bmOu 

2 so «e« him again. Freeently the yuuug hero rosa tothe *ur. Adrlee* from Africa elate that the alayc trade wa* xj 

2 60 I* 0 "' brushed a*lde his auburn rlugleU, aud struck out Bourlsblug. Two steam. re, having eueh ou board 600 ne- * " Tl 


' rtsn^/T T ^ " 01 1I7 .’ 17 >* 8 " 

' 1 Patter duri ,| U ‘ U tb * 9 rice 0 f Sugar have boon much The export* from Rio to all ports In tho United BUtei 
***«d amid . ,B " U ** n u ‘« fear prsvloua, and haro from lat May, 1861, to l.t May, 1852, were 907,535 hag*, 

feitk... un lu*r«r oolut A* ■ t. W 0*1 f.,r tho tuna nartod »np 


**^‘l«u«hlo..rL . U “ I, ?“«' r *»lou., and haro from l.t May, 1861, to lit M.y, J85A , mm 907,535 bag*, rtoo l l.e’wU 111,0.1.,' Ohio. (Irore MUs ’» 00 f ^ (-f™* him. Whut a noble heart was . Aaxsa.a. Utr.a-Tb. Little Rook UaMtt* of Urn 2Ttb 

Vitally (m * ft, from wblob the rate, being au Inoreaae of 180^00 bags. g Dowling : nStUmoTSSmi Bie* atei^f ISiSle ll P»’lo«* »•*», hut ha* been on the d.oUne tm t«« t » 

“ Until February, on the Ut of which The rtoeh of Rio Coffee al all the Import!** F«te te the Hn D b.wle, Mobile, Ala I M IheF^tffth^eihwofthat ^ ^ “ UkneAayi. flT 


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Cl »f llltiti (Orleans Christian Jlbnorate. 


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Wx- *'** $$$ & 

; »,-•> v* j'WnSW 


p«r« of Thursday, 
he following acoonnt of 




the last 
i no stieii 
Ut midnight 
blowing 
i a constant 


i tlr- east, and continued 
’■ th* present writing 
water was driven in 


s compl 


was driven 

~* P 
streets, 
covered 
at right 
the 
third 
Government 
house, and we 
to the poet at the 


„ , the droadftil 

*'0t the tempest. Of course tlieex- 
ri 1 1 ‘ merit inuring our citiaenalB very great, ns 
incidents come in one after another swelling the 
. fearful catalogue of disaotor and ruin. 
Below Will ho found snolt additional items ns wo 
have been nble to gather. 

Our reporter informs us tiiat the" Sea Drift 
and Mischief boat club houses, situat%l in the 
msrsh opposite tho city, have been carried o(T. 

The houses of the Dutch sottlcrg, numbering 
several families, who wero employed in garden- 
ing in tho marsh, are believed to bo destroyed 
with their inmates. Ono msn, whose name we 
did not learn, flonted ont upon a log, and was 
picked up. IIo states that 1i!b family wero all 
drowned. 

Brig Machigonnc, lying at Government street 
wharf, with freight, having a lnrge portion of 
her cargo, consisting of twenty-seven bnlcs of 
ootton, upwards of 100 barrols of turpentine 
and ten tons of iron, on tho wharf, was blown 
off, carrying most of the whsrf holding the 
freight, wish her. They remained together in 
tho stream for abont three hours, wlion they 
parted, and the wharf and freight floated down 
and lodged upon Pinto's Island, where it still 
remains. Tho vessel is not seriously injured. 

Tho wharf-owners are the heaviest losers by 
this calamity. Moot of the wiiarves arc seri- 
ously injured", if not entirely destroyed. A 
large expenditure will lie rcqnirod to replace 
them in their forior condition. Tho work of 4 
pulling opart, preparatory to re-building, lms 
already commenced. 

We hear that the bridges across Three-Mile 
Creek bnvo boon carried off. Tlioro are also 
reports of serious loss of lifts in that quarter, but 
the particulars have not readied us. Every 
hour increases the list of tho dead and swell tho 
amount tho amount of property destroyed. 

Twelve o'clock, M.— -We have just rctluncd 
from a visit to tlio overflowed district, and the 
prospect is even more gloomy than weaupposed. 
the water has ontttoly receded; and left a pic- 
ture of desolation beyond the power of language 
to jiortray. )Vater and Commerce streets are 


■ street. 


i gro- 


of every , , 

bacon, flour— indeed, goods of every 'description 
— line the streots, and theatoros bordering them 

linilnrirAlnir (tin nrnooea «<• : ___ 


>mmcnccd again 
i Advertiser of Ffiday 


lulled at 
r withTc- 
e serious npprehen- 
1 water was tnani- 
fiieli, as 
d— visited their 
1 returned with a feel- 


i Water street— whli 


, trees, merchandise, drift-wood, eto., nrc 
termingled and piled up to the height of sev- 
eral feet. The deposit is mucli more offensive 
than went first supposed, and tho effluvia aris- 
ing from this mass of decaying matter is nlinost 
stifling. Wo nfe glad to observe several bands 
at work removing these deposits, and wo hope 
the number will bo largely increased. 

We have been Bliown a letter from Mr.-Good- 
win, the Engineer of the Mobile nnd Ohio Itnll- 
road, from which wo nro pleased to learn that 


Is m 


_ the gale raged 
trees were torn up 
"* ' or into tho 

r impeded 
and the holt 
the pitiless pollings 
this, cnuic the un- 
wlth tlio raising tide, 
alarming rapid- 
i evident that 
ibmeraion, and 


5 with 


r would not por- 
i to roach tlieii 


i they were) 


! flood 

. I way 
. dwelling, of Wt 
■■ nt streets 
with 


t market-house waa 


Awnings and 


f Several 
I in , rolls 


streets 
every few 
fbrma of 


ht to 
I prevails, 
hael street 
[ downward, 
•t Wade 
ainet "the 
„ . eel her 
tpnrtof tho roof of 
‘i has been blown 
, (that is, 
s new store 
the oorner of 
( has been blown 
o of C; I*. 
The floors 
t street have burst, 
‘ s of tho build- 
... 1 »way 
s railroad embankment 
up to Three 
i their return from 
> for them 


r ir now rapidly subsid 
1 below Water street, and 
i ami Bt. Francis streets 
> and exam- 

hTthe streets! 

pretty effee- 1 
on of barrela, 

I i drift-wood. 

■ and two schoonora 
ihoock’s Frees. The 
, but the schooners 
Ssran is reported to 
uda off Dog River, 
Ail the craft in port, and 

“fttriSfS or less 


> i«jur*d, but we 


i ec&ttercd in 
out off from all 


every 


eity was mostly i 


s driven 


One-Mile 


Shell 


were heard I 


The body t 


i the i 


liellowin 




allaled I 


j for aid. 
lihert has bcontfocovered 
it was almost literally 
Umber; eho is to bo 

... , ‘The bodies of tlio two 

her have not been recovered. 
' Acbprortw. — At ono o'olook Fri- 
f issued an extra containing 
■ particulars of this unpar- 


;feh 


'/• f<*» o'clock A. U.— ’■fcsutv rose clcgr 
[lit this morning; bulrhe 


evoaled woe sickening to behold. 
On every hand are evidences of 
truggln with the tempest. Of ot 


desolation it 


filled with hogsheads, barrclsrbnxes, niid bales 
description. Habinged sugar, coffee, 


are undergoing the process of purification. 
Front Btrcet is almost entirely barricaded. 


the damego to the traok is compare tively light,' 
much lese, indeed, then we feared. Mr. O. In 


been along the whole line since the storm, and 
reports that the damage can soon bo Repaired, 
and tbb track pat in running order in four or 
fivo days. Thin wi)l be most gratifying intelli- 
gence to our citixemr,iaa it spenks highly for tlio 
Odrahility and excellence of its construction. 

Wo learn from a gentleman just from tlio Imy, 


that not only tlio trees bordering the shore, but 
the buy read itself has been entirely removed 


The' waves now lash against tlio fences fronting 
buildings on the Nortii side of tlio road. Thus 


has disappeared ono of the most beautiful drives 
of., which our clty-oould boast. There seems to 
b* ho end to the tidings of destruction. Tlio 
lths is not oonfinod to business houses ami busi- 
ness men. Ndmerous private dwellings hnvc 
1 been seriously injured, to Uie extent of hundreds 


Arrival op the Junior— Point Clear Ho 
TEL Bake— Half-part 12 o'clock .— Tho Junior 
has just arrived, and brings tho gratifying 
telligcnoo of. tho safety of tho inmates of t 
Point Clear Hotel. A load of anxious fore- 
bodings have thus been removed, and men 
breathe freer and look more hopefully upon tho 
dieaster. 

The water at the Point oamo up to the porch 
of the main building, and tile wharves, bath- 
houses and out- buildings of every description 
(the kitohen excepted ) were oarried away. The 
hotel has been closed for the season. 

The same deetruction marked the entiro east- 
ern Bhore— bath-houses, fisli-houscs, wharves, 
eto., etc., wore scattered like playthings by the 
breath of the tempest. r 8 * 

Several thousand feet of lumber, deposited 
upon the wharf at Stark’s mills, was lost with 


the j^arf, 


Thr steamers Daniel Pratt and Col. Clny, and 
two or three lighters, have gono to tho nid of the 
etranded vessels in the bay. 

The Advertiser of Saturday has tho following 
additional particulars : 

. We conversed last evening with Mr. Freomnn, 
of Hollywood, who states Hiat the storm will 
occasion qp serious Interruption with tlio East- 

* r “l»o5*‘ Th ° baU *' hoa8ca '* tc " 1,111 ho 


ly ihntoff. dragging her anchor. nnd In IfH than two mln- 
Ut tt> disappeared In the mist. To-day, the meat, with the 
cable end anchor attached, Va* found abont a mile and 
a half from where aha waf tnddtad ; the two hand* were 
no doubt loat. v '•/ ’ 

Tho schooner Josephine, from Nrw-Orlcana, bound to 
Mobile with a cargo of corn, flour, et<l., went ashore at tho 
east end of Ship Island. Two aloops, from Biloxi, were 
alongside wrecking her. A U the officers and ert^r Mt one 
were lout. It waa doubtful whether he would aunrlVo. 

The yacht Kate, of Mobile, waa run ashore at Biloxi, 
and yesterday started for home “all safe and sound.” 
Fears are enteilalned fbr the safety of a little third-class 
boat from Mobile, called the Yacht. She had a crew of 
two and a party of four young men from Mobile, on board. 
Bhe passed West Taaeagoula on Thursday morning and 
has not been heard of since. The yacht Vision, and also 
a now one not ret named, wont to pieces near the Tolnt 
Clear Hotel. f 

Pass Christian escaped the vlolerlce of the gale. I hare 
not heard of the slightest damage to property. Tfre hotel 
la Ailing up again and gircs a goodly promise of doing a 
•plendid fall business. Yours, Rirrrs. 


From the NewYork Express. 
Heart-Rending Oataatrophe— A Steamboat 
Run- Down on Lake Eria— Three Hun- 
dred Livea Lost. 

Kim August SO. 

The steamer Atlantic came in collision with 
tlio propeller Ogdensburgh at two o'olook this 
morning, and sunk in about half an hour. 

Tho loss of lifo from the Atlsntio is estimated 
at 260 persons, while about n like number wore 
taken on board tho propeller, whioli was leak- 
ing bndly, but they succeeded in ronchlngtliis 
port witli licr. 

A denso fog prevailed at the timo of tlio col- 
lision. 


Cnptnin Petly, of the Atlehtio, is safe, but; 
siistnlnod some injury. Tlio first tnato was also 


ssved. 


. T|io steamer Clayton lias gono to tho wreck. 


Below, after hunting every port of the commercial cen 
Ire of the city, we append a list of the Individual losses 
It required considerable trouble to get this Information 
and wo think it will be found to giro a very correct Idea 
of the extent of the deetruction. To It must’ be'kddcd a 
good many other things to make up the sum total. As 
we have said above, the loss by the destruction of the 
wharves alone is estimated at $100,000 : 

J/Tleknor, $1000 : 8. 1. At 1. 1. Jones, on goods on com- 
mission, 7000 Waring At Co., 3000; Z. Hubbard, 1500; 
llarnc wall At Killer. 1500 ; II. 0. Brewer At Co., 2000 ; It. 
Held Si Co , 2000 ; L. P. Hill Si Co.. 300 ; C. P. Gage At Co., 
in icc, WOO ; L. Merchant it Co., 1000 ; J. Rodriguez. 600 ; 
Savage Ac Caltf. 1000 ; C BreWer, 1000 ; It. Collins, slight ; 
D. O Grady, lOfo ; W- P- Carter, 200 “ J- Roberts. 100 ; J. 
O’Reilly. 800 : Weetfcldt Ac Bro., G000 ; Ooo. Steel. 600 ; It. 
P. Howell Ac, Co., 2000 ; E. C. Pollard. 300 ; D. II. Crane, 
300 ; Bands At Co.. 4000 ; K. A. Robbins At Co , 4000 ; Green 
At Co., 2000 ; Martin Robbins. 300 ; Blair At Salomon. 3000 ; 
Humphreys, Walsh At Co., 10,000; Rlx, Kendall At Co., 
2600 ; Perryman Ac Sons. 6000 ; I’eleg, Brown At Co . 2O00 ; 
T. Graham At 8on. 2000 ; Ross At Marshall $000 ; T. A: J. J. 
Adams, 2000 ; A Flash At Son. 600 ; Aubrey Ac Co., 800 ; 
Wolffe Ac Co.. 600 ; Webti Ac Smith. 2000 : Gallagher Ac 
Cates. 1000 ;- Kenneth King. 2000; Barnes Urothetf. 600 ; 

Gwln At Co., slight ; Gilbert At Bro,, ; 8. Twelves, 

1600 ; W. Harris, slight ; Campbell Ac Oo.yOOO=inrFtOfflgo, 
1000 ; 9 n Eason. 2000 ; Marshall Ac 8on, 1000 ; Bauds Ac 
Co., 2000 \ McMillan Ac Gascoigne, 1000; J 4 'F. Jewett Ac 
Co., In store. 1200 } J. F. Jewett Ac Co., at mill. 1200 ; Mo- 
bile and Dog River Manufacturing Company. 2500 : T. Hi. 
Stallworth. 4000 ; Todd Ac Watts. 3000 ; Parker. Morels & 
Co , 4000 ; Fry, Bliss At Go., 1500 ; W. Calvert. 5000 ; Kirk- 
sey, Sheppard At Broy. 600 ; Foote At Richards 2000 ; 
Haiti 11c Ac Woodhull. 1200 ; B. F. Rowland. 1500 ; Wil- 
liam II. RedWood, 4000 ; Ilarron. Meade At Co.. 10.000 ; 
P. B. Pomeroy Ac Uo.. 2000 ; I. Stitts At Co , 5000 ; Roberts, 
Laeoste At Co., 1200; Goldsmitn A: Frolcchstein, 300; 
II. Woolcy. slight ', Sisk At Smith. 150; Davenport At Pat- 
terson. 2000 ; W. J. Johnson At Co., 1600 ; Lloyd Bowers, 
2000 ; A. S. Dutnce, 1500; No. 70 Commerce street. 1000; 


All the passengers BATcd by tho Oi 
hod nothing on but their night clothes. 

Tho steamer kept on her course, the officers 
hoping to bo oblo to reach port, Although tho 
boot woo looking badly ; tho wotcr, however, 


gained rapidly on thorn, despite the efforts of 
tho crew, and by the timo they had proceeded 



Capt. Hearn. 6000: J L’llommedle.u. 4000 ; W. B. Sea- 
well Ac Co., slight; J. Conning. 6000; A. J Ac J. A. Leslie, 
slight; A. Knapp, slight ; F. Bromberg, 600; John Ro- 
gers, 1600 ; Relief Preps. 650 ; F. VV. McCoy Ac Co.. 6000 ; 
W. A. Smith, 6000; Dade, llurxthail Ac Co., 0000; P. 
Prankenheiiner, 500; Loughry Ac Homer, 600; Henry Ac 
Mott, slight; Kelly A: Allen, 2000; Meeker. Pendleton Ac , 
Co. slight; Masterpon Ac Urotheh slight; John SHhU||I^I 
hookH and papers; J. J. 8helton. 100 ; 11 Grilling. 2l)Of' 
1* L. Reynolds. 6 1 00 ; R. Newhouso Ac Co., 4000 ; Durrauoae 
Ac Sons, in merchandise, 1000; Dorrance Ac Sons. In new 
•tore, 6000 ; Cohen Ac Brother. 1600 ; T. R. Crawford. 2000; 
Goldsmith. Forchclmer Ac Co., 2000 ; 8 I. Si I. I. Jones, 
6000 ; Myerk Cohen 800; N. G. Jenness Ac Co.. 600; J. 
Bowen. 7000 ; W. 8. Truwltt. slight ; M. Liprnau ‘ 


Truwltt. slight ; M. Liprnau Ac &o., 
200 ; Wm. V. Moore, 1000 ; llaviland, Clark Ac George, 
600 ; 0 Melange Ac Co., 10.000 ; W Strickland. 800 ; J. B. 
Ui.ii.Kvu *, On noo . J K. Itandnll Ac Co., 10.000 ; J. Ela Ac 


Fellows U Co . 500 v _ _ _ 

Go.. 6000 : C. B. Dickinson. 600 ; 0. A. Arnold. 1000 ; Howe 
& Batchelor. 3000 } Holt Ac Co., slight; A. *B. Baldwin, 
200 ; A. Held Ac Co . 3000; 


. R. L. Watkius, slight ; Henry 
Wolf. In vessels. 2500; Robert Turner, in vessels. 1500} 
Sheflliti Ac Crosier, in vessels. 2500 ; 0. B. Bacchus, in mer- 
chandise, 600 ; M. J.'W. Finch. 800. 


The Explosion of tho Dr. Franklin. 

The 8t. Louis papers of the 23d contain the particulars 
of tho explosion of the Dr. Franklin No. 2, near St. Gene- 
vieve. The explosion took place at Turkey Island, about 
four miles above St. Genevieve, at 11 o’clock on the night 
of the 22d. Tho boat was running plow down stream, 
and was approaching a bar. The St. Louis Evening News 
cf tliu 23d says 
One of the officers of the steamer 17. 8. Mail, in this 
morning, Informs u« that he was on board the Dr, Frank- 
lin No. 2 at St. Genevieve, between eleven nnd twelve 
o’clock last night ; the total number buried up to that 


about two miles from the spot whero the colli- 
sion took place, it was found that tho vessel was 
rapidly sinking, tho fires in tho engine-room 
being extinguished by the water. 

' Thoexemigrants, who could not understand a 
word spoken to them, by thoir cries and terror 
ndded to tlio horror of tho scene. 

A very dense fog provailed at tho time of jtho i 
collision. 

Immediately after tlio collision, which was 
very severe, the utmost confusion prevailed 
amongst the steerage and deck passengers, a 
vary large portion of whom were Norwegian 
emigramg, and several, it is thought, in ~thr 
terror and darkness that pj^vailcd, jumped 
ovefboard at once. 

Captain Petljr, although seriously injured, 
witli the assistance of the; crew, endeavored to 
culm tho ioars of the passengers, assuring them 
that there was no danger. 

The cabin passengers nnd all who could be 
mnde to understand, were exhorted by the cap- 
tain and officers to remain calm, and provide 
themselves with chairs, settees, beds, etc., all of 
which were patent life preservers, nnd wduld 
buoy them up in the water. Numbers, how- 
ever, unheeding, nnd not understanding the ad- 
vice given them, rushed overboard to certain 
death. ■ 

At about half pnst ,two o'clock, amidst the 
wild shrieks of the pnssengers the steamer set- 
tled and sunk. Tho propeller hud kept in the 
wake 6f tlio Atlantic, and thoso on board her 
did all in their power to preserve tho lives of 
the hundreds of human beings who were now 
scon struggling in the water. 

The fog was a sad hindrance to their efforts, 
but some two hundred and fifty wero rescued 
from the Lake, and taken by the propeller to 
Erie. A large number left at onco on the Sul- 
tana for Cleveland;. others came dowtf'in the 
cars, this morning. 

From tho best information wo enn gain, we 
aro led to believe that some three hundred lives 
arc lost. Tho following is n list of the cabin and 
second class passengers, ns ticketed from the 
office hero. The names alone nrc known with- 
out initials, and the places named nro cities in 
which the passengers procured thoir tickets : 
but it is not certain that in all cases they reside 
there : 

Cabin Passengers for Chicago. — Mr. Os- 
born and child, NewYork ; Mr. Head, do. ; Mr. 
Field and family of three, do. ;/Mr. Frost, Bos- 
ton; Mr. Calkins, Albany ; Mr. Laker do. ; Mr. 
Fnirbrother, dq. ; Mr. Bushhell and brother, 
do. ; Mr. Lawrence nnd family of three, Utica ; 
Mr. Clarke and family of three and ono child — 
residence not known; Mrs. Cornwell, sister of 
Klihu Burritt ; F. 0. Mosher, Canada. 

For \Vaukegan — Mr. 8. Chamber, NewYork; 
Mr. Britton, do. 

For Milwaukee..— Nr. Ilanloy, residence not 
known ; Miss Myers, do. 


timo wa.s twi uty-ftrvu'ii., and three others were lying in a 
house close to the river not expected to live. The Hues of \ 


the starboard boiler collapsed, und blowing out aft prin- 
cipally. hut few-ln the engine room or on tho lower deck 
escaped. The body of MoMurty, the head, and that of 
the second engineer, had not been recovered. The hat of 
ono was picked up aomo distance from tho boat. It Is 
thought that a number were blown overboard, of whom 
no account has been given. Tho clerk and other officers 
of tho boat estimate the total minalng and killed at about 
forty. It was stated at the wreck, upon what authority 
ww know not. that the hollers wero perfectly dry. and 
nearly at a white heat at the time of the accident. Some 
of tho officers of the U. 8. Mail examined the fluo, and 
attributed Its collapsing to a want of water in tho boiler. 

============== 0 


•d, and by tomorrow a pior will bo cx- 
> Buffioicntly (o form n oafo lamlinr for 


Louisiana Interior. 

The Caofs. — The Feliciana Whig of the 15th Inst, says; 
“The crop in this region was very promising until within 
the lust threo weeks. The boll worm Is, however, doing 
much damage, and on some plantations, we are credibly 
Informed by old planters,' the Injury is bo Berlous that tho 
yield will be curtailed a full third.” 

WeatheC — T he Plaqu-'mlne Sentinel of the 28tlrinst. 
snys : “There have been high wintry winds from the 
North for the last few days.” 

Gross Tkte and Baton Rouge. — At a meeting of tho 
stockholders of tho Baton Rouge and Gross Tote Plank 
Road Company, held at tho court-house In Wes t Baton 
Rouge on tho 21st August, the following gcutlemen were 
elected a Board of Directors : Charles A. Black, Isaac 
Erwin, J. II. Johnston, II. W. Allen -and 8. M. llort. 

Fire at Bayou Sara — An extra of the Bayou Sara 
Ledger, of tho 27th Inst., states that a fire broke out in 
that village that morning, which de^lroyed property to 
the amount of $20,000. Tho extra says : 

It becomes our painful duty as a public Journalist to 
announce the intelligence that our town has just been 
visited with Are. It broke out In a large two-story house 
owned by Jacob Michael, between two aud three o’clock 


poaeocen. Tha'wharxca will wn"b«reLnt 

in the Wmanntr. 


, W; are glad to loarn this, 

for the cloaing of the Point clear House will 
throw a good many out of supposoil-to-bo per 
manont summor quarters. 

Wo shall soon begin to hear nows from abroad : 
while wo hope for the best, wo fear the worst. 

Eight r. U.— Tho steamer Daniel Pratt has 
just returned from Mobile Point. By a pnssen- 


•ger on board of her, we learn that the schoonor 


_ from NowOrleans, was lying, dismasted, 
aboxe Dauphin Island. 


Three sehoonors ware soon off the Point the 
le-n 


tunateiy no lives lost, Hint we could hear 
Among the houses blown down, wero tlio < 
riego house, stables, and both houses of 
Palfrey, cashier of the Branch Bank in 




'll. 


Mr'V 


night preceding the heigh t of tlio gale making 
eastward, but they have not sinoe been Been 
The rumor that tho house on Sand Ieland-this 
Ms not mentioned in our report— was carried 
J unfounded. The light-houses at Mobile 
and Choctaw Points were slightly ihjured. 

Mississippi Citr. — There. was a considerable 
destruction of property at this point, though for- 
tunately .no jives lost, that we could hear of. 

car- 
Mr 

city. Venerable live oaks that stood unscathed 
for centuries, wero torn from their roots. 
Biloxi.— T ho storm hero, as at Mississippi 
re , raged with extraordinary violence. Houses 
ieuces and treos were burled about, and 
nation for a time was the predominant 
among the numerous families from this 
t bavo summer dwellings at this point 
— of life reported on shore, though 
re entertained for the safety of 
ties out on pleasure excursions, 
ven left Biloxi on Tuesday on the 
Itinggold, on a pleasure trip to Horn 
had been heard from them at 
o'olook yesterday afternoon. 
mi n . Hotel and the* 
ado without 
The wharf, 


, fiih-houeee, 1 


, totally 




■» of Life at Host Pascagoula— Lose 
Bevaral Tachta with their draws. 

• '■ P “ OUSJ.TUS, August 21 

Uw arrival Ot Mr. Cr»«', mu,. 
ham that lhu late t;nlo haa 
- ■ . Wllfe and property 

Tuasilay night, IhaOmgoo, 

fonts. 

wind and rala.Ui.y eoucludedm 
Slay .at thnnhw on Urn pier hood „uiu 
Aha, break** awe * them who had tl UU< o“ .tr‘. 

4 rtoahed the them In aafety. 
iucreoaed, and lu a few mlout,, 
—■ the entire wharf wg« iw, ,,i 
wdwhadmarinea 
their uamet; hut 
The porter 

trim hUrirman, who had juat hit the 
a earl -load of baggage, wot alto blown 
I. Keuriy all the lar K e oakr 

w«T« blown down aud the 
to the felloe In frout of the 
“ ctf UMi dwelling* 00 (he 


this morning, (Friday, August 27,) and raged with great 
fury until It laid the whole block of buildings, with the 


exception of ono warehouse, in ashes. The loss at present 
ounuot ho correctly estimated, hut we suppose that $20,000 
will not more than cover it. The loss to our merchants, 
we arc glad to be uble to state, will • not reach half that 
amount ; the balance will fall upon tlio insurance com- 
panies. J. Whiteman Si Co.’s loss Is not less than $2000. 
which we believe exceeds that of any other. The losses 
sustained by W. II. Glass. J. Michael and the West Fell- 
claim Railroad Company, wo have uo way of ascertaining. 
Messrs, Michael aud Glass, however, we understand, aro 
Insured. 

• Thus have we given, in a hasty mauncr, some idea of 
tho loss occasioned by the fire. And now permit us to 
give a hasty sketch of how and by whom the devouring 
el. ujvnt was quenched. On tho first alarm of fire, aud for 
some mlnutl's after, all was noise nnd confusion, but soon 
a gang of men with buckets and ladders were somewhat 
orgaulzcd and went to work in good order. Rlankets, 
well saturated with water, were constantly kept on the 


roofs of the houses adjojuing. preventing the flames from 
?F' .. n * Gio streets. Ilad there been much wind, or had 


the little which was blowing been in the direction of the 
hill, instead of towards the river, we hajG no doubt but 
that the whole town would havo been entirely consumed. 
,!* erhaps wo ought not to close without saying some- 
thing for I erry, a slave. He was In the hottest of the 
fight, and worked with a courage and a seal that would 


have done honor to auy one— no place being too hot or 
too dangerous for the faithful Perry. 


The Storm at Mobile. — The Tribune of Sunday says . 
We have made a proximate estimate of Ibe 'loas by the 
flood, and, allowing $100 000 fo^thh loss of the wharves, a 
half a million will bo more than sufficient to cover the 
whole damage. This is certainly a vast amount, but 
sometimes within a week as much has been lost on cotton. 
Michael Steel, In a card published In the Register, says : 
“ I reside on the Marsh, between the mbutH of Spaulsh 
Itlver and Grand Bay. About 4 o’clock ou Thurday morn- 
ing, the house la which I reside gave way. aud at six we 
wire afloat, having made our way on to the roof by cut- 
tibg a, Dido through. My party consisted of two white 
men, two white women, one having- a child about three 
months old. and three slaves. In this perilous condition, 
driven about by the winds aud waves, we remaiutd. hav- 


ing been two days without food, unUI yesterday about 6 
o clock, when Cantalu Johnson of the steamer Heroine, 
numuni ly sent his boat to our relief, and extended to us 


_ . - , . i , , and extended to us 

forded C ” mf0rt Un * could possibly be af- 


Istterestino raoM Minnesota. — A correspondent of the 
NewYork Journal of Oommeroe, writing from 8t. Anthony 

Minnesota, says j 


There la a great emigration to this and other parti of 
Territory, The news of the recent ratification 


of Ihc8 1oux treaty, whereby mill! His of acres qf land are 
opened to the emigrants. Is received with public rejoicing, 
nod oauies every boat leaving for this region to be loadod 
With passengers. Emigrants are urged to locate upon tho 
land! In the expectation that before they can be surveyed, 
aud offered for sale. Congress will enact tbe ‘free farm' 
bill ; and thus they will have their farms without money 
or nrloe. * he country produces spring wheat, oats and 
Indian corn, but not equal to Illinois or Wisconsin ; win- 
ter wheat does not succead. Thu winters are very Jong, 
ana cattle haya to be foddered seven months of the year. 
I doubt If U CTrr.will prove u very inviting agricultural 


prove a very Inviting agricultural 
country For lumbering It may be otherwise, as the 
regions north of tbu Sauk Rapids contain Inexhaustible 
supplies of msguiflueut pines aud heulook.” 


Tho last Paris letter of the New York Herald says that 
u rery curious discovery has just been made on the shores 
of the ocean. When Christopher Columbus, after the 
ulicoTwy of America, returned to Europe, ho met with 
# great tempest, which nude him believe that he would 
fl«rer arrive on the Spanish shore. Fearful that his dls- 
Wny^o^thus become unknown, lie called his officers, 
and in their presence wrote a synopsis of it upon parch- 
UMiit, It waa 0l*neJ Lj all LU officer*, waa 

br a bau ri wax aad placed I, a cocked and 
*"*'•**■’" Um,, “ qwarboaad lu the oc.au 
TLU ulantlcal LotlU, aud lu eoal.Lt. bare juat 


Later from Texas. 

By the arrival otv Ufond.iy morning of tho steamship 
Yacht, Capt,. Thompson, wo have received Galveston pa- 
pers to the 27th in3t. The Yacht came from Brazos San- 
tiago, but brought no Browsvllle papers, nnd we miss most 
of our exchange/ from tho interior. 

Retorted Indian Massacre.— 1 Tho Northern Standard 
iainformed that Capt. Stevens, of Fort Belknap, with two 
officers and fifty-six men, were killed lately by Camanchcs, 
thirty miles from that post, and that expresses have, been 
sent to the forts below fbr reinforcements. 

We do not think there Is much confidence to bo placed 
in the rumor. It appears to be a regular game. with tho 
Indians, to keep their white friends in a state of excite- 
ment. 

The Crojs.— T he Leon Pioneer says tho cotton worm 
has made its appearance in Leon county, though not to 
an extent sufficient to do material damage. The cotton 
is there opening finely, and promises an abundant yield. 

On tho road from Clarksville to Austin corn is said to 
be selling at twenty-five cents per bushel. 

Judoe Meooison. — This geqtlcman, who recently re- 
signed his seat on the bench of the First Judicial District 
of Texas, has published an address to the people of the 
district, la which he Btates that the salary of tho office is 
entirely too small, and recommends an Increase. 

From the Rio Grande — The Delta makes the following 
extracts from a letter written from Brownsville by Capt. 
G. K. Lewis: 

“ Preparations aro being made in the State of Tamau- 
llpas for a cou p d'etat. The g overnpr el co t. Ilan i ou l’n i tn, 
is ontUledToTirs seat on the 16th inid., but, it In under- 
stood, that Jesus Cardenas does not intend to surrender 
the reins of government, without being compelled to by 
force. Bolh parties are analog for war. I tbink that 
Cardenas will be overthrown ; If he is not, this frontier is 
business. Tho cities In favor of Prclto. are Victp- 


LINE8 : BENT WITH A BOUQUET OF EXOTICS TO A 
FRIEND. ...Bv Eulm.ie. 

0 ! wearllv pass bv the hours, 

Of this long, sultry, summer-time day ; 

And I’ll Joy when the far woodland borers 
Arc clothed In eye's mantle of gray. 

Tho deep Is tho pt illness around me— 

Too wild are tho thoughts of iny brain— 

And too painfully long have they bound me 
In tho links of their mystical chain ! 


r their mystical chain ! 

But longer, itae shadows are crewltgur 
Adown tho green hills In thKaflHKr ; 

And the last golden sunlight I sleeping, 

On the river’s broad, mirroring breast. 
Then I’ll shake off this letharglo fooling, 

As morn shakes tlio dew from her wings 5 
While happy thoughts oome o’er me stealing, 
Llko tho notes that my pot bird now sings. 


ria, Tula, Tampico, San Fernando, Matamoras and Cam- 
argo. The only support that Cardenas can count od, Is 
the army. I do not think that will win. If Cardenas 


»’ ... v - — -- — - ..Cardenas 

succeeds, you will bear of something important — like the 
declaring Arista dictator — from this country. 

“ Macedonia Caplstran. he who has been one of tho head 
men of Matamoras for some timo past. Miguel Tlferouu. 
and tho Oavatltlea Indians havo all left for Victoria ; the 
Impression Is that .they have taken the road for Victoria 
for tho purpose of murdering Rufino lloderiguaz. tho 
newly elected deputy to the Legislature of States, he be- 
ing a strong Prei.to man. I think the report has much 
truth In It, as the parties named above sb going in pursuit, 
are fit mon for assassins. 


“A mau by tho name of Peter, a servant of Major 

Itnmiinn wnu kill. ..I Lu . .. . ... * . 


Chapman, was killed by Thlbault, at Point Island. 

on Monday lost. The circumstances, ns faro* I have 


been able to learn them, are as follows : Peter went into 

the house of Thlbault, and committed some Indecencies, 
when T. put him out. He afterwards returned, and re. 
pcated wbat he had previously done, upon which T 
pushed him off the counter, on which he was seated, and, 
failing on his head, broke his neck. Thlbault will bo 

bound over or committed fbr ' ’ ’ ‘ ” 

District Court. 


r trial at the next term of tho 


England and the Fisheries. 

Wilmer L 8mlth’s Times, received by the steamer Can- 
ada, comments on the fishing troubles. It says : 

tt wll,ch h** recently arrived from 'the 

United States is of a very painful and distressing charac- 
ter, rorwhl oh wo have mainly to.tlmuk ’ our present pro- 
tectionist Government. Another of those annoying rup- 
tures has occurred which has so often, during tho past 
twenty years, alienated the sympathies of the people of 
the two countries, and brought them to tho verge of 

hnjtrllA.nt.flla, 1,'L. .. XT at- . ■ . ° 


hostile conflict. When the North-east boundary uml the 

we,v **ried, it was hoped that collisions 

or this kind would in future be rendered impossible. »>•■» 


tho bunglers who have now possession of power in this 
oountry evidently look with jealousy at the kindly foel- 
ing which has recently sprung ujv between the Br 


— — ly sprung ujy _ _ 

and the American nations. Never, during the memory 


British 


I . oawnMMu. iicui, u ui mg mil nil 

or living man. has there existed between the two coun- 
tries such amicable relations as have prevailed during the 
last six months. 

Loul ’ Napoleon nwenlawny 
republican institutions in France, und erected on their 
ruins a grinding deepollsm. the InTuslou of Ennland was 
a project, tile probability of which wan discussed on both 
•Idee of the Atlantic, aud tbe occasion gave rise, on tlio 
pert of our American cousins, to oilers of aid and assist- 
inco In the ereut of a project so Infamous being attempt- 
ed. iue Americans regarded England os tbe lust homo 
or iturupcuu freedom, and tbe contemplated desecration 
A tjr * fo * 8* Te h »rilly less offence to tbe 

ltepublioans on the Western Oontluent tbun It did to our 
ed'ni. Lome. A burst of indignation waeerok- 

and "Jf*,!* 4 *" ° f “ Mt oiroering and patriotic kind. 

lu thl ‘ h *Pl*y " l «‘e until a few 
MMa wl ““ our “•» Colonial Secretary. Sir John 
Ura file rt^. ntr J* 4, b7 .,“ n ? ll ‘8 an armed force to main- 
lh« rllh “ ^ our North American Fisheries, to set 
krad t m?b ? ?. tr 0D0 * man - l,y ll1 " eur *- and thus do re- 
at“,,. ,b “ 0U .* I ‘ ln ?* ltU '" w “ 1 ? h h “ J i*een all but obllter- 
hi events * * • * ^ia 

n^rrm.^%? wrying out of this nlc.e slice or ctBal 
VSSSS ( i? e .f° UDly pleue. probably, some 

.° f P re *« ut freble exi cutlve In Downing 
to show ut the same time our dislike, of Repub- 
nnSnT^rWf 1 . tlul We * r8 to rl * k “ war w,lh our best 
into thus bring onoe more 

^ antipathies which recent 

JTJJ T the means of allaying If the Amer- 

V. w ‘ ,re iova3iug our wau-rs, surely a repre- 
UJkriff 0 10 tlw •utbodtfrs at Washington would have 
Uc ^“ 0r * effB °tuaUy thau the undlgulfled 
eourre which has been pursued la the instanoe before us. 
jtt^wotild have shown the Americans, at all events, that 

H h ° he *{ H ‘ d unsparing ridicule upon Lord Fal- 
“• «nfoj- C ed tie Halms of Don Paciflco 
SSSS5j^./n»«“. we had a right tooxpect something 
ln • J *ttle matter ; hut really to employ the nur- 
fiSwK** * Ktt k l *“ d in putting down a few poor Amer- 
ioan llflberujffn— to send across the broad Atlantic men 


And by tho soft light ’round mo falling, 
I’ll leave my lono lattico nwhllo ; 

For the voice of tho flowers seems calling, 
Tho gloom of my heart to beguile. 


0 ! sweet Is thoir odorous breathing ; ' 
And tho light of thoir tear-laden eyes 


Glows with Joy. while tho star-beams aro wreathing 
Thoir smiles round tho Queen of the skies. 

f d » 


shed, 


I'll gather somo buds that I’vo cherlsl 
And sprig or geranium tree, 

That tho down and tho zephyrs have f 
And twlno in an of ’ring for tiiee. 

0 ! simple tho gift Is— and faded 
Will bo thoir soft petals, so rare, 

Kro they reach thee ; and all dAHcly shaded— 
l et thoir sweetness will still linger there. 


Thus, though Friendship's sweet flowers may decay 
In lo" ■ • 


long years of sorrow and gloom. 

Still). the heart's sacred shrine, where they lay, 
Will retain their exquisite perfume. 


Another Indian Tn eat v — Colonel D. D. Mitchell, Su- 
perintendent of Indlnn Affairs, in St. Louis, has received 
instructions from tho Department In Washington, to hold 
a treaty with tho Camanches. Kiowas and other Indian 
tribes of tho plain*. The treaty wlll be hold thlB fall, at 
Fort Atkinson, or In that vicinity. 


Emigration from the Rritisii Provinces.— The Quebec 
Chronlclq says a largo portion -of tho recent emigrants 
from Europe pursue a further course to* tho Western 
StateB, nnd attributes this result to the efforts of persons- 
interested in various American steamboat and railroad 
companies. 


FELICIANA FEMALE INSTITUTE ^ 

- J.1 C K $ 0 N . IrO-U I .S toQW ? . 

THE FIFTH SESSION of this Institution closed on 
24th July — tho Sixth commencing ’on First Monday in 
October, 1852. 


BOARD OF TEACHERS. 

ney,11t,j»Miai Jo,.:,, President ; Mrs. R. W. n. Josut, 
P/incipal; Miss M. II. Clinton, Assistant; Rev. W. II. 
Scales; Prof. Nat. Scl., etc. ; Mrs. Anna R. Peebles, Prill. 
Mufcitf Department. 


TERMS PAYABLE SEMI- ANNUALLY IN ADVANCE. 

Board. (12 60 per month.) $125 00 

Tuition. (Collegiate Department.) . 60 00 

« ^(PffPwatory “ ) 40 00 

Music. > ocnl and Piano, or Guitnr (extra.) . . . 75 00 

r rench, Spanish, or Latin (extra.) 20 00 

Drawing and Painting jfexlra.) 20 00 

It will I10 seen that Hoarding, und Tultiou in English 
Brauches. cost from $105 00 to $175 00 per Session. 

The coursn of study, extrusive as that of tho bfstlnstl- 
tutions for Young Ladies, emh ninew t^e various Depart- 
ments of History — Moral. Mental, and Physical Science- 
Modern nnd Ancient Language*, if desired. 

No deduction will bo made for absence except in case of 
protracted illness 

Pupils are expected- to furnish thajr own Brushes, Tow- 
els, and Table-napkins (marked 
Having associated ourselves pKSftently In the Inter- 
csts of tho Institute, and being resolved to devote our 
united efforts to t lie welfare and advancement of our Pu- 
pils. tho undersigned solicit tho patronage of those who 


desire a thorough and accomplished Education. 

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RUg2l tf 


Pickensville, Ala., Female Institute. 

R. BRADSHAW. A. M., Principal. 


Mesopotamia Female Seminary. 

KUTAW. GREENE CO.. AUAIJAM A. 

Tho Fall Session of this Institution will open on tho 
First Monday of September. Young ladles from a distance 
are requested to mako application for entrance as early 
convenient. 

The accommodations of tho School are suoh as to afford 
the best of fiaollitloa for acquiring a thorough and aecoto- 
pllshrd Education. The location Is one of the most eligi- 
ble In the wjiolo South. Whether It regards tho retired 
beauty of tho immediate site, tho salubrity of the atmos- 
phere, tho exoellenoe of tbe water, or tho morals, intelll- 
genco, and refinement of tho surronndlng community, 
little remains to be desired. Three or more Teachors are 
constantly associated with the Principal hi the business 
of instruction, the marked features of which are thorough- 
ness and houosty. Tin- pupils enjoy Lhu benefits of Leo 
tures. Apparatus, and subh other acoesiories as arc most 
dlfslrablo. 

For further particulars apply to 

A. WINCnELL, 

. June, 1852. Principal and Proprietor. 


r J NOTICE. 

Wo havo- Tnls Day associated with us In thoJFaotorage, 
Commission and Forwarding business, JOHN D. CAM- 
DEN, Esq., late of St. Louis, and will continue the busi- 
ness under tho name and style ot WATERS, CAMbKN 
&CO. r 

We respectfully solicit the patronage of our old friends 
and tho public generally In behalf of our now firm. 

NowOrleans, July 1,1852. WATER8 & CO. 


TIIOS. WATERS. JOHN S. CAMDEN. CHARLES waters. 

Waters, Camden & Oo., 

COTTON AND TOBACCO FACTORS, AND OENERAL 
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 

Jul T No. 102, Poydras street, NewOrttans. 


THE Exercises of this Iustitution of Learning will, with 
a full corps of well qualified Teachers, be resumed nhMon- 
day, the 4th of October. Catalogues containing every 
necessary information cun be had by applying to the Pro 
few,or ' , J. M. BECKETT, 

Principal Board of Trustees 


rincipnl Board of 3 

COMiLl 

IS /. 1 A%-. 


LEGE, 


CENTENARY 

OF LOU I 

^ of thfs Institution will begin tho 
First Monday In October, under tbe direction of the fol- 
lowing Faculty : 

R. II. Rivers, -President nnd Professor of Moral and 
Mental Science. Bellos Lettres. aud the Hebrew Langu«go; 

•]; Jv Miller. A. M., Pxofo.'wor of Mathematics. Nat- 
ural Philosophy, nnd Astronomy ; Kmilie Lkasaue. A 11 
Professor of Modem Languages ; If. W. Drake. A M 


Ifrofos-or of Latin nnd'Ureok Languages, nnd Liornturc 
Thomas S. Jones, M. D.. Krof.-ssor of Natural Scionce 


A. E. Blackman, A.- M.. Professor of TocrI and Instru- 
mental Music; Rev. A G,. Miller, A. M., Principal of tho 
Preparatory School ; W. II. Common and G. M. Miller. 


Assistants. 


EXPENSES. 

Tuition per Session of ten months.. 

Room Rent 

Contingencies 

Use of Library ’ . ’ 


$60 00 
5 00 
3 00 
3 00 


Total of Collogo Charges, . 


$61 00 


Tuition In Preparatory Department $40 00 


10 00 


Board and Washing, per month 

Tuition' in theMusicul Department, (extra.) Flute, 

Violin, Guitar, Clarionet, Violeucella, etc., pet 

month 

Vocnl Music, per month 

Brass Band or Orcbesta. per month 

Thorough Bass or Instrumentation 

Wjth a full Fuoulty and healthy lacation. a largo Libra 
ry uml excellent Apparatus, ijiuy wo not anticipate a 
lurge increuse.to our already exteusive patronage .' 

For further particulars apply to the uudersigned. 

K. II Riv* 


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2 00 
3 00 
6 00 


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diou*ra J,lltl0n, ( 0 ^ w ^7for , ^ iKuobloJj u d.gra? 


iJf U ™| B ra" Br Uo *** 1 1 h ““'°P» l lilc phjralolu, oommit- 
ta •maub, on Uu MU> uU., tyr tkkiny 


pnualkwM. 


RAKION FEMALE 8ERINAKV, 

MARION, PEHltV COUNTY, ALABAMA. 

Faculty. 

Rev. James K. Armstrono, A.M., Principal, and Professor 
of Moral. Mental and Natural Selenoes. 

Mr. H. M. Dalv, Professor of Vocal'Music, Piano and Harp. 
M r. v ic ol aMa rsl- h a l l, P rofe-psor of D rawl ng atid Paint- 
ing, of the French and GeVinan, Languages, and In- 
structor on Guitar and Violin. 

Miss M. L. Tiiomi'son, Freuch and English. 

Miss M. J. Bonduhant. English. 

Miss S. Walker, Music. 

RATES Or TUITION PER YEAR 

Primary Department ... i. 

Preparatory Department 

Collegiate 

French, Latlu or Gcrmau. (ono or all) 


....$20 

.... 25 


MubIc on Piauo.and Gultur, (uach) . 
Use of Plano v 


Uso of Guitar 

Music on Harp and uso of instrument 

Draw fug hud 1‘alutlug iu Water Colors 

Painting in Oil • • x. • • • 

Ornamental Needle Work r. . 

Incidental Fee, (fuel report) ! . . 

Boarding, $10 per month ! . . ! !l00 

Washing, $.1 50 per month . ; 16 

Lights and towels for private rooms, Co be furnished .by 
the pupils. 

It is necessary that one-half the Board and Tuition be 
paid in udvauce. 

A commodious add splendid brick edifice has juat been 
completed — ninety-seven by forty-seven feet, three stories 
—which lor stability,, convenience of arrangement, and 
for number, size and comfort of privaie and school rooms, 
k not surpassed by ai.y similar ono in tbe Stute. The 
1 rincipttl resides in the building, and with his lady' and 
competent female assistaifce, superintends the Boarding 
Department. A lady will reside in the Seminary, who 
faithfully ilisclmrges tho duties of matron and nurse, so 
that at Mil times, and especially in sickness, pupils will Hud 
the comforts, kindness aud attentions of. home. The Prin- 
cipal. with the aid of female teachers, who also live in the 


Seminary, diligently guard aud form their morals, manners 


aud hal 

There is but one itteion of ten months. The ensuing 
school year will commence on Thursday the 23d of Sep- 
tember, 1852, Pupils can enter at any time during tbe 
year, chargeublo from the time of entrauce. No deduc- 
tion will be made but by special arrangement with, or at 
the disoretion of the Principal. 

Boarders In tho Somluury study two hours at night 
under a teacher. They retire at 9 o’clock ut night— rise 
early iu tho moruiug. They take frequent and whole- 
some exercise, so that u judicious aud proper alternation 
of confinement aud recreation, of study aud amusement, 
may sec u re vigor of miml and health of body. au7 


BREWSTER & OO., 

CARRIAGE WAREHOUSE, 

No. HO Gru,lerHtrm;t,r.!ir St. Charles Uotol, and 105 St 
Churl.. Btrcet. 

SOLICIT tho utt.ntiou uf jiurchu.cr. to their cxten.lT. 
and varied a..ortuient nf 

<■ CAItlUAnES AND IIAItNESS, 

Which they .offer at Ihc Tory luwost price, for cash orap- 
prorud paper. They aro constantly recelviug from thoir 
Now York house, No. 390 Uroudw.y, (tho oldest Csrrluge 
ttppositoryin the United Status.) a variety or 

NKW YOltK CITY MADE OAItltlAGBS, 

Somo of which aro of entirely now aud orlgiual designs 
Also, plainer, but equally substantial vihiolss, from tho 
sauio reputable Eastern manufacturers. 

1‘artloular attention will ho given to tho covering and 
" f L ' urrl “ 8< ”' t0 ihehtc prompt and safe dctlrory 




PHILADELPHIA SADDLERY AND TRUNK 

WAREHOUSE. 

S. ROBB & Oo., 

No. HQ Grader street. New Orleans. 
The subscribers invito Planters and Dealers lu Saddlery, 
etc., to cell and examine their stoek. 

They ore constantly receiving Goods from tbe Menu 
factory in Philadelphia, and direct from Knglandj and are 
prepared to offer liberal inducements to purchasers. 

Their stock lu store is large aud well assorted, and Is 
comprised as follows : ’ r r 

Saddles, Bridies aud Martingales In great variety.; 
Coach. Gig, Buggy, Dearborn, Btege, Wagon, Dray, Cart 
and Plough Harness; Horse aud Mule Collars, Haute, 
pud Blind Bridles ; Trace Chains ; Medical Bags ; Saddlery 
Hardware ; Leather uf all descriptions ; Coach Furniture 
and Trimmings ; Trank Trimmings ; Saddlers, Coach end 
TrunkmaW Tools; Oil, Varnish; India Buhber and 
Patent stretched Leather Gin pud Mill Bands ; Indie 
Buhber Goods ; Traveling eud Booking Trunks; Loath. 
“ d Oat|«tTr.v<>Uug Begs, VsdlsM, etc., ate., etc, 


E. C. ESTES, 

COMMISSION MERCHANT, 

New Yonk. 

Purchases every descriptio.n or aMERCHANDISR on 
nrittts from mrrehnats, planters and others, cither fur 
cash or on credit, embracing Dry Goods, Clothing, Hard- 
ware, Pianos, Carriages, Furniture. Machinery. Planters’ 
Utensils, ami indeed every thing the umrkct affords. 

Consignments of any Produce promptly ami faithfully 
attended to. 

-4— REP E ns TO 

Messrs. Wight man JkSummrrs, Editors Southern Christian 
Advocate. CharlWton. 

Rev John 1L McFifri in. Editor Nashville Advocate, Nash- 
ville. Tenn. ' 

Editor New Orleans Christian Adrocato. , 

• Messrs. J. O. Nelson Si Co.-. New Orleans. 

Messrs. Cherry. Henderson Si Co., New Orleans ' 
.Messrs. Lowe. L’uttisoif Si Co.. NewOrleaus. 

Mr. Wm. Eckford. Mobile, Ala. 

Messrs. Weaver. Mull in & Co., Mobile. Ala. 

Col. Jnmos E. Saunders. Mobile. Ala. 

A. O. Harris. Esq., Memphis, Tenn. 

W. R. Cooke. Elysinn Fields. Texas. 

W. B. Johnston it Bro.. Centre villc, Texas. 

G. W Prince. Liberty. Texas. Jy23 


B. A. FAHNESTOCK ’SVERMIFUGE! 

The Safest and Most Effective 

heme nr jfoh troitoiis. 

To tiii: Reader. — Amidst the profusion of nostrums and 
patent humbugs, of tho present dny, the public should bo 
cautious ns to the remedies they purchase nnd use. when 
life is in danger from disease. It is a notorious fuct that 
worms, both in children nnd adults, often cause dejith ; 
and that very frequently they exist in tho system when it 
Is not suspected. * 

Many a helpless child has l>cen laid In tho grave, when 
tho disease which induced its death has been entirely 
misunderstood, and when worms have really been the 
cause. Now. why not.- in view of this dangerous onemy, 
make useuf a remedy which ninny years of experience 
has proved to he a safe and certain remedy ? 

Since it was first pot before tho public, many worthless 
preparations havo been forced Into sale, which have had 
their day. and are now counted as so much trash ; whereas, 
11. A. FAHNESTOCK’S VERMIFUGE is daily Increasing 
in popularity, owing to Its Intrinsic worth. It is only to 
be used according to the directions, and If worms exist, 
they will certainly ho expelled from the system. 

This remedy is sold by all Druggists In New Orleans, 
and all the principal towns in the l T . States. my22 ly 

C1IUKCII BELLS. 


CilUiUm. FACTORY. STEAMBOAT ANI) LOCOMO- 
3HE BELLS constantly on hand nnd l'KALS and 

I’llMIL'J ,.r ii. .li / - ' . . v_. 


CHIMES of Bells (of any number) dost to order. 

YOK K8. with niovruMo arms, nro attached 


proved east-iron 

to these Bells, so t hut they may lie adjusted to ring easily 
and properly, and spring.* also, which prevent the clapper 
from resting on the Bell; thereby prolonging its sound. 
Hanging* complete (including Yoke. Frjune niid Wheel.) 
furnished if desired P 

An experience of thirty years in this business by their 
late futher. enabled him to ascertain tho best form for 
Bells, the combination of metals, and degree of heat ro- 
quisitefor securing in them the greatest solidity. strength 
and most melodious tones ; which iiuprovemenU, together 
with his very extensile assortment of patterns, are*now 
ht'Ul by the subscribers, who have grown up in the busi- 
ness, ami who will use every endeavor to sustain the repu- 
tation which the establishment lias heretofore enjoyed, 
both iu tills nnd foreign countries ; the Bella from which 
have repeatedly received tho highest awards of the New 
lork State Agricultural Society aud Atacricnn Institute, 
and at which were completed Chimes and heavy Alarm 
Bells for different parts of the Uuion and Canada. 

MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS will still be manu- 
factured by the. subscribers, of which they will havo con- 
stantly on hand nn assortment of Transit Instruments, 
Levels. Surveyor’s Compasses, (plain, nonious and im- 
proved.) etc. Also, Brass or Composition Castings of any 
size cast to order. 

All communications promptly attended to. 

ANDREW MKNKKLY’S SONS. 


8. E. GUUMAN k (JO. 
.Importers, Wholcsalo and Retail & * 
pltraw Goods, ’No. 30 Magazine itn*t,« 
Now Orleans. 

A general assortment of Panama, 0 
and Palm Leaf llats, at tho lowest cub g 
on hand > 

BS-Manufsctory. 181 Water strait Kw Irt. 


West Troy, Albany county. N Y., 1851. 

8LAKK, DAY Si 8TAUFFER, 


aplO* 


Agents in Now Orleans. 


Highly Important to planters and Property 
Holders. 

BRIDGEWATER ADAMANTINE ,1’AIJST. 

The superior properties of this unequaled mineral sub- 
stance Is now so well and favorably known that it Is un- 
necessary to enter Into nn extended notice. The public 
are referred to our circular, embracing certiflcatesfrom — 
(.apt. Sr. C. TIIOMASSON. of steamer Magnolia. 

Wm. BROWN, of towboat Porpoise. 

VALLETTK Sl Co.. Managers La. Dry Dock 
J. I . \\ 1IITNEY tedlo., Agents do. 

r 11 KOBRINS, of the ship Lcodoa. 

JOSEPH BENSON. Painter 132 Camp Btrcet. * — 

And the UNDERWRITERS’ CERTIFICATES. 

Also, the recommendation of a large number of our most 
!?,? FACTORS xml COMMISSION MKit- 
CHANTS, all of wlikth are included in the Agent’s Circu- 
lar. Abo. to -the following, received since tho circulars 
were printed from JOHN ». MILLER, ’of AtUkapas : 
mi 1 WM induo «d to apply the Bridgewater 

Mineral 1 alnt to my Sngarhouso, and, in every respect, Jt 
has exceeded >my expectations, and tho representations 
^ y . the a K cnt *i Messrs. G. C. Bogort Sl Co. I qjieer- 
ruily add my testimony to tho utMucrous ones embraced 
In tho Agent's Circular, and recommend the same to Plan- 
ters and others, os tho best Weather and Fire Protector I 
have ever known. Where J have applied it.it lms been 
exposed to the sun since lust July, and has neither blis- 
1 1 u ,l i <>r crac * ltt K,and has fbrra<‘d a solid metallic surface, 
which has proved entirely impervious.” 

tk i . , (Signed) JOHN F. MILLlto. 
Now Iberia. Attakapas. Alarch 10, 1862. \ 

Iu addition to the above, we havo in our possession In- 
numerable certificates from equally respectable .sources, 

which mail lu. am.h ct ..<11 , , .. ’ 


whit h cau be seen at our office ; unioug which are those 
of lhe 'Charles Cooper: Brevet 
Lieut. CoL G. 11. Talcott, New York Arsenal; Jt. S. Smith 


. a “ a “.y u . artu ” Il,w,t “ r 11 Military Academy. West 
. P . oin . t i ' K- Lee. late Superintendent . now Secretary of 
V le .J Kudson River Railroad Coiupauy ; D. O. MoCullum, 
Ass t hngipeer New York aud Erie Railroad, etc.; proving 
conclusively, by bring thoroughly tested, that ft is both 

FIFE JlJYI) WEATHER PROOF. 

The bending, shrlnkiug. or wurping of the material U] 


. , .. . " ft "* IU « lUailTiUl UIHJU 

which it is used does uot affect the paint ; iu twenty-four 
nourt) it dries, aud iu four weeks becomes a perfect slate. 


|. . nn uuvuuiUB » (IcriUCl Bllllt'. 

li preset ven wood from decay, and neither blisters nor 
cracks by exposure to the hottest sun. For covering roofs 
or either tiu, Iron, zinc, wood, canvas, or paper, it is also In- 
valuable. aud particularly recommended, as it Is a certain 
PROTECTION AGAINST 81'AKKB AND CINDERS, 
and. Is furnished cheaper than any paint in the Southern 
country. All orders sent to tho Uencrul Agents, or their 
»ub.» B cnt». promptly executed. No d.vlullon In price. 
Term. — curb. <(r iu ciiulrxlcnl. O. O. DOG KRT k no, 


SUB-auknth — I p New OrlcauB, Mcean Blurk. D.y 
SU.utf.rlt Co PrlMtlc, k Bicn, J. Wdtcrmnn k Co., K. 
Hlcliarde. L McPIicraou ; Mobile, J. (I. Whitaker : Vicki- 
burg. Ilyruc k Anacraon ; OalTntou, Jouc. k Ufford; 
Baton Rouge, Lori Kcllum. tfll 


PRIZE ESSAYS 

ON DUTIES OF MASTEUS TO SERVANTS. 

By Rev. II. 


ly Rev. II. N. MoTyelre, of New Orlcan.; Rot. C. F. 
Bturgea, of Alabama ; 1 '. u r , A . T. Holmes, of Goorgio. 


This llttls work was published a year slues, and has 
met with encouraging success and been cordially com- 
mended by tho serious denominations. It deserre. a 
prominent place on tho tablo of every muter. Price, 
Thirty-live Cents. 

Published in Charleston, 8. C., by Southern BaptlstPub- 
llshlug Society. For sale In New Orleans by 
m3 J“ 2<i JOHN BALL, 60 Oravisr street. 


MEDICAL NOTICE. 

DR. I,. PIERCE, of Columbus, Georgia, rospectfullj! 
eal lathe attention of Physicians, Druggists and dealersiu 
Medicine to 

ETPING’S EXTRACT OF BUCHU. 

This cxcoUcnt remedy for all dises.es of tho kidneys 
aud urinary organs generally ; aleo, all Dyspeptic cues 
of ordinary kinds, and duration. Is owned aud carefully 
prepared by the subscriber, aud Is offered on his Medical 
knowledga as a remedy to ho relied ou. He Is anxious to 
Introduce it Into the great Western market. All necessa- 
ry directions found on the label, on each bottle. Whute- 

sale price*# per dos. Retail, *1 per bottle. 

Orders' directed to- L. PIRROfl,' Druggist, Columbus. 
Georgia, will be duly .attended to. Cub, or ri-rerenocs 
expected. Respectfully advertised, 

f *"l ; jv _PIKR0E, Proprietor 

BOOT AND SHOE STORE. 

Tho old and favorite stand, corner of Camp, Duplantler 
and Prytapta streetaji no*w well furni.hcd with a stock of 
Shoes aud Boots, of every variety. 

Customers aud strangers faithfully served with good 
argaluH^aml a gooff fit, from Monday moruiug until tjatur- 

N. R — Pleasa remember that Ido not bpen on Sunday. 
Therefore esU during the week. 

"• JOSEPH SCHILLING, i 


south-western 

J OHN bal 




All (he l'U,, Il catl:5? M ;^r 
tlon, at catnlogun ptramt. 

Sunday ScheM 8 !!^”, of 
t;-nri,,, „ f „„ r tmcnt „ f 

This department Is very Ist^^L. 
works in Theology published* In raj*, 
ropi-. among whirl, may bo f„n M ra.7_ 
Jeremy Taylor, Wesley, Clarks, Iw! 
Locke, Bacon, Milton, Calll... 

T*alej , 8tncWioudo, BurnrityTlIlotio. 
Leighton, Harrow, Melville, Masw, a 
Nevlns, Evans. Horne, IlloomHehUjli 
-end, Kltto, Butler, EdS.! ^ 
D Anblgny. I.utber, Calvin, etc , 


IIIIILKS! HYMNS ! 


AND I ni 

An extensive wwortmenLof nil 
of binding*. 

-f SCHOOL D00K& A 

I would renpcbtfully call the atte 1 
chant*, teacher*, and othon in want J 
my large and valuable M*ortment a 
Spelling Book*. ilocutlpn.1 

Reading Book*, AriU 

Dictionarlcz, 

Ornminar*, * 

Rhetoric, 

Composition 

Dn '’ rl "S' Chemistry, 

Book-Keeping, IloUey « 1 

Geography, MlalM Sww 

History, . - "'IP 

Biography, 

N n turnl PhUocfcky ^ 
French Grammar?, Dlctiouarl^Rcadox, 
Spanlrii, German nnd Italian J 

Reader*, eto. . - 

Greek nnd Latin Book*, of all 

BTANDARD WOll*,. , 

In every department of Scicnco, 

J. II. would call tho attention nf ftfr 
lie to hi* choice collection of M t ““ J 'i n|ra l 'y^ 1 
Works ! All tho new and volozUi 
received a* *oon a* hFued from the IW 
DOMK^TIU AND F0KBIQN l 
A largo and valuable stock of 1,^ 
American Stationery, all frwh and Mt,aj 
thing unually kept In a Statlonetyir * 

Letter nnd Noto PAPERS, of all itsenmm Vi 
ROOKS, COPYING PKKSSK8, 
tlio lowept ca*h prlccB. . j 

'Any order* forwarded to mo forlUaljrf 
lanoou* Work*. Foreign and America^ v|| u * 
uttended to. am the Fubflcriber li coaMot ftmll 
experience^ extensive "acquaintaaftiy - [>t f 
that hi* ability to execute nn^ ordewbcKocfiLiof afiM 
al ve*y mqffcrati) price*, cannot 
Terms CaAh. - f “ JOM Uhl, . 

fe8 PublUhcr and Book*ell«,'ttOi 


Ol'.O. CLEVELAND. WM. CLCrKLARI). 


CLEVELAND, BROTIIERBfcOO. 
Commission Merchant*, 21 Conunerclal Place, $ 


lean*. 


RICHARD NUGENT k C 
Cotton Factdr* and Commluiou Mei 
Row, Cafondelet street . New Orleans. 


WRIGIIT, WILLIAMS k a 


Comml**ion Merchant*, No. 03 QrafW 1 ^| ( I 
lean*. » 


r. E. A. MAl.ARD. ' •« . L( 

MALARD & ARMlST iD 
WholoFRle Dealers In Foreign and 
No. 70 Grnvicr ft reel, between MagafittliiQ; 
Orlenn*. 

A full supply of Plantation Ooodg. - , • 
DR. GUKEN’LBAT, ? 

Office — Jackson street, between the KutoQ 
Tchoupitoula* FtnNJt. 

RoHldeuce — Corner of Jacluon ■DdHlfUiMlt 
fnyette. 


CHITTENDEN fc D 
Dealer* In Carpeting, Oil CloOijttdfi 
Good*, Nos. 20 Chartre* itnff and tl t 
•treet. New Orleans. 


a. j. w incur. 

A. J. wRian^i 
Cotton Factor* and Commission 
chant*. No. 67 Uravier street, NswOflau, 




It. M. KLLIB k 00, 

Commission Merchants, No. 07 GrtvRrl 
lean*. 


REGULAR DRY GOOES 1 

JOSEPH II. PALMER k ( 
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Dry R 
street, Now Orleans. 


H.tllTItE.VW'4 

54 DUNLAP, 

CAMP STREET, NEW OR 
na* on hand a good awortmeat rfl 
various qualities, which will bo raid 
bleterm*. Pdrohasers arc respectf 
and examine. 


§100,000 WOB1 
Fashlonablo Clothing, ( 

ing Goods, Ac-, at I 

ALFRED MUNROl $ 

“ Ono Price” Mammoth Clothing • 
Magazine street, New Orleans. 


GENTLEMEN visiting New Orla* 
v it ed to call and examino much th* U 
pie to assortment of goods iu the a 
the South. 

Wo manufacture all our Clothing® 
retail sales, and it Is with the perfect *l 
able to give satisfaction, that we z«k sl 
with a call to cxamlno particutalif ® 
ture, trimming*. Sic. 

AH goods sold by us are warranted ^ 
after tho purchase of any article shj 41 
it will bo chcertully taken back and U 
Our object is to please our customexi.; 
j»“ONE PRICE. FOR UOODS^lM 
fo 0-ly ALFRED I*"* 

84 Maf azlne $ 


MR. JAMES 

Having for private reasons 
continued his' interest during _ 

the firm of James Wright k Bon, we h 
*ure of uunounclug that be becomes I 
lu our house, aud solicit* the 
former patrons. 

To correct a general wlsappwben 
state that he has no interest In any ® 
JAMES WRIGIIT. 

N ow Orlean s, Dec. 1, 1861. _ 

0LN ”"’ . DUNBAR fc BDCWI 1 ^ 

Oommifiidon Merchauts and iVholesole 
street, New O rleans. 

MOSESGItKEN W0di> * J 

Commission aud Forwarding 
street. ^ 

" 57 It. JAUKB0Sk“< 


Dealers iu Fine Fashionable Clothln|»^ 
(next door to Haulers’ Hotel,) 
Youtluj’ Clothing, Gent.’* Under 
Trunks, Carpet Rags, »nd * 
Clotldng, always ou 

the lowofitjp erket j 


D. F. SMITH, DE 
Has returned, aud is devoting hlfl 
practice of Ills profession. ■ 

Office at the corner of Cb»nm 
® ( l u,iro ' ‘ 

The New Orleans OhriltWj 

I, lMU.il weekly, »t Two DoU«t1l*Jl*V! 
No subscription taken fur i||i 

Aorlbers will bo understood as j! 

it is expressly stated otherwise. t.% 

Tho Itinerant Minister* and Pwj ^ 
Eplsoopal Church, South, art, & ■ 

agents of tho New Orleuus Uhrlstl*" 

payments' may l»« mmle. 

All oommuniootjyiVi wlirilicr or I 
publication, unless remitting mon* 
the amount of ten dollars, must WP 
No obituary tuitlco wUI be Ut<^ 
within two moutlu of Ut" 
Oomiuuuleatieus. mu.( k. 1 


McTmae, New OrlokM- m 

Uuuuuuuioation. InvolvioF |U ^ j 


Uommuutoultons tue-ew 
account, of rfrivala, rcllgloul m _ ^| 
biegrapbk., etc., tuu.1 be accomF“T' 1 


*;<•/ 


“T few aelect adT.rtlMU.O U ^ 

or whloh must b# pre»p»Jd, in ^ 

mt offlof np. m a»THf 

John St)!' •— — * — t 


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/* H. N. MoTYETBR, Editor. 

TfEW ORLEANS, BATDRi)^, SEPTEMBER 7l7 iSHE 


curlier origin, 
s 11 beloved dis- 
to his reward, 
will give somo injper- 

youth ! 
and truth, 
devious Ways.: 


holy Lonl 1 


tliyoelf .abuse, 
aia’s deep dlsgrnco 
save our race, 
life! 

iidom’s High I’riost '. 
tho feast 


OooImiui;m 


not disdain, 


and our pride 


Christ and God 



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the glad throng 
Churoh belong, 


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the breeze, 
you reap? Tinfe to 
It is so ripe every brecso 
to tot on the ground, 
n times; I've come over 
to tell you again. It’s a 

Mr. Brown. He Blips on 
'0«t ond goes out and on- 
out his wheat. They are 
To their nstou- 
proceeds to run cords 
4 irms of each, so that 
ly walk and movo bis arms, 
says he, “that field is, 
one indoed. Tho grain 
hour, and a storm may 
t and ruin every board, 
to lose ; so got to work 
like homos. At noon I 
afford it, half an ounoo 
spoonful of water for 
I don’t send it at noon, 
«, work hard, and I will 
"y for you at night.” 
eotly crasy, you say. O, 
not positively pertain all 
y as I have said ; but I 
all the oxaot truth, liow- 

pf.the Presbyter 
“ »g. Ho hears 
papers, listens 
of Domestic Mis- 
Jltli* whole of 
ripe for tho 





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by debts: no much 
Or a reaper would lio with 
is hands tied— moro ! Mr. Brown khows nil 
this, yet ho gives one dollar n year toward 
sustaining domestic missionaries, when*ho 
could giro five, at least. Vet the harvest 
waves before his very eyes ; he is exceedingly 
anxious it should ho reaped— very ! He is a 
typo of nincrtpnt^s^of tho professors. Ho 
professeR to believe that Christ nml the reap, 
ing of Die gospel harvest is ef infinitely more 
importance than all earthly things: just ns 
immortal souls arfl of more importance tlmn 

grains of wheat. » 

, Now, if he acts in regard to that -harvest 
of immortal souls as ho dees, She must Ml/ ns 
l have imagined in regard to hisVn. n wheal 
field; elso ho cither does not heliev’o ns he 
says, nr ho is frightfully inconsistent. 


For Ibo M. 0. Chii«liMii a A ivovutc. 

MAY A MEMBER O^L MINISTER OP 

oyit ciaiign jin TtrtoB TurKu-fou tiil 

S*MB OFKKNCKS* . , . * 

There is amongst us somo dillVronco of 
opinion on this question) which, il" 1 mistake 
not, the good of the Church Requires to he, 
and whioh 1 think may he, easily and cpiietly 
settled. I desire to make a few observations 
on tho subjoct, and in doing ao t >vill endeavor 
to 1)0 as plain and practical ns possible, and 
to lay nsido all technical or legal phrases and 
modes of discussion, and will he ns brief as 
practicable. 

Tho object of penal laws and their execu- 
tion, in a Church, is this : to keep out ot it 
two things — immorality and heresy : and to 
do this to tho greutost possible extent, and 
with tho least liability to do injustice to an 
innocent person. Wlmt forms of trial are 
resorted to, or bow many times nn accused 
.person, may bo tried, or whether tried lit all, 
indeed, is matter of no importance, so tlmt 
these ends are answered. 

If an accused person may not be tried moro 
than onoe for the earao offence, it iss because 
our existing laws forbid it ; or secondly, be- 
cause a sound unalogy drawn from tho con- 
centrated wisdom and opinions of able men, 
in all time past, who aro soundly versed in 
tho soioneo of jiistioe, and which is usually 
called “common lawf' is against it; or third- 
ly, bccauBO of the reason of the. thing. 

It is ndmitted on all hands, tliut nothing in. 
tho Biblo or Discipline is expressly written on 
the Bubjcct. 

Then, secondly, wlint do wo gather from 
civil or criminal j urisprudenco on the subject ! 
There is a maxim of tlio law to the effect, 
that a man may not he put twice in jeopardy 
for the samo offenoo; but when is this maxim 
applicable, and what aro its limitations ! 1 
imagine it only applies to penal offences, or 
to suoh offences, or rather such crimes, as arc 
punishablo, in somo sense, corporeally. And 
it is -for this reason that in such cuscs it is 
really a great punishment or disability, ne- 
oessarily so, to subject a person to trinl. A 
man is acouBed of larceny or murder, aud 'he 
is.first thrust in prison, where lie remains for 
days or weeks, possibly for years, before lie 
can have an opportunity of being tried ; and 
if the ohargo proves to be groundless, lie is 
liberated with the extremest regrets on the 
part of tho State. But in the imperfection 
of human knowledge and human luws, the 
evil is unavoidable. Now the law, in order 
to steer as clear as possible between two evils, 
that of thas punishing the innocent, and let- 
ting the guilty go free, says to the aoeuser, 
“You must bring your proofs forward at tho 
first trial, or we must set tho mnn at liberty, 
though he be gffilty ; for it is bettor tlmt oc- 
casionally a guilty man go froe t -ibnn tlmt 
man should, moro than once, be subjected to 
an ex parte trial and punishment so severe.” 

But in all cases where the accusation and 
arraignment do not really amount to punish- 
ment, the rulo docs not apply. In fact, tho 
law is not, in any oaso, opposed to two or 
more'trialB for tho samo offence, for it often- 
times doeB try a man several times, by a jury, 
for the samo eupposed offenoo. It only re- 
fuses to subject a man, moro tlmn once, to a 
real punishment, (that whioh is necessarily 
incident to an accusution and arraignment) 
in order to uscortain whother he be or be not 
guilty. But in all otlior eases, that is, in all 
civil suits, thoro.is no prescribed end to liti- 
gation. If a man withholds my land from 
«io, I can bring him twenty times to trial if I 
ohoose, if 1 fail nineteen times. And so if 
ho withholds my money, or otherwise injures 
mo. I know a legal decision may sometimes 
be plead in bar, to the same form of action : 
but that does not affect tho principle ; ' a man 
may sue me for money, though I hold his re- 
ceipt for it. 

Tho one trial principle, therefore, only ap- 
plies whoro arraignment is really, or is likely 
to bo, a punishment so sovero that it is bet- 
tor, on tho whole, that sometimes guilty men 
go free than tlmt innocent persons should lie 
subjeoted to this great disability moro than 
onoe. 

Then if there is nothing in our utatuto law, 
or in the analogy of the principles of justico 
as brought to our viow in what is called tho 
oommon law, is there any thing to bo found 
in tho reason of things that will forbid tlmt a 
church member bo tried twico for tho same 
offonoe? * 

It is unpleasant to be arraigned and tried 
for an alleged immoral! tyqbr heresy, though 
oftentimes not more unpleasant tlmn for tho 
I IfOOgaa^ona to oust, really, aud be talkod of 

freely without trial. 

A churoh member is ocousod of fraud, and 
the proof on tlie trial is insufficient, and tho 
proseeution'fillls; But: afterwards other tes- 
tiinouy makes its appearance, which is be- 
lieved to he fully sufficient to establish tho 
galltt What is to be done 1 Must ho go 
froo? For what reason ! Why may there 
not be a new trial, add thu now testimony be 
introduced ? No mao ban give a reason. Of 
oourso a seoond trial should net be resorted 
to without good substantial grounds. New 
trivia are granted ia all othyr courts, upon 
I pro tier showing, civil, criuiiuul and inuritimA 
I And why not hoto ? It ia to he rcinomboEod 
Ithat uo court ever finds a pemn innocent. 




Ho is presumed to bo innocent until thore is 
a finding of guilt. The verdict, in oaso of 
acquittal, only prohouUoes tlmt the proof ad- 
duced is not sufficient to convict. 

A minister is charged with, say drunken- 
nessim-Hfafeehood, and the proof on tho trial 
is not sufficient to convict. But shortly after 
other witnesses appear, who are ready to 
state positively tlmt they saw the drunken"-* 
ness or henrd the falsehood. Must he go 
free 1 For wlmt reason ? 

In case of a minister, it is impossible to 
give the semblance of a reason, for in trutli 
he_is_trlcii whether. licJs. accused or not. 
Once a year every minister of pur Clmrolt is 
1 attnigm-d at the bar of the Church for trial, 
and tho inquiry is solemnly made of all men, 
if they know or beliovo him to bo guilty of 
any tiling unbecoming his office. Well, one 
answers, ns ho is solemnly^bound to do : Vos, 

I know him to bo guilty of falsehood, and 
the prqpf is at hand, Tiut there was an ut- 
tompt lust year to prove this samo thing, and 
"ns these witnesses wero $tt hero then, it 
must not bo proved now. itvcould not lie 
proved lust year, at the annual, last quar- 
terly Conference, us tho case may be, and 
therefore it must not ho proved 1 now ! Is thero 
any logic, or Uny morals, or any justice, or 
any reason in this 1 

. And moreover, how can every inoinbor of 
the Conference ansficr, us they all do virtu- 
ally, that they know nothing against this 
brother, when ono or more does know him to 
bo guilty, or know tlmt it is, alleged ! And 
if it is alleged tliqt ho is guilty, though au 
attempt to provo this fact oneo failed, can 
the Conference solemnly oortify to the world 
tlmt be is a fair nmn, with nothing against 
him ! Suppjjk a minister is charged witli 
heresy, aud the conflicting recollection of per- 
sons render it doubtful, and the Conference 
acquit him, and the next- year the supposed 
heresy is produced in a written or printed 
form? Now, every member of tho Confer- 
ence knows him to be guilty, bat he can not 
be trial a second time! ‘Suppose he confesses 
his guilt i Still lie can not bo tried twieo ! 
Or suppose new witnesses are ready to testify 
to it. May be not be tried I, 

Somo put the legal impossibility of a sec- 
ond trial upon tho ground tlmt tho court has 
0J1C0 decided, and it will certainly deride in 
the same way again. It is probable, pnd 
only probable, tlmt with tho Bamo testimony 
the decision would be the same.- All coup is 
knowing themselves to bo human and' frail, 
recognise the possibility of thoir minds bo- 
ing changed by argument, and therefore, of- 
tentimes. upon reasonable showing, open and 
reviso their own decisions.. But with addi- 
tional testimony, the question presented is a 
different one ; and it tho testimony now to 
bo offered would liavo produoed conviction at 
first, it certainly must do so now. 

Other arguments might be ndduood if it 
wero deemed necessary but it is believed to 
have been shown that the common law max- 
im against a secoml trial docs not apply, 
where the moro arraignment is not of it- 
self a great disability, as is the oaso in all 
ecclesiastical trials. And wo have seen tlmt 
tho whole analogy of all legal jurisprudence 
favors the doctrino that a porson may he tried ] 
by his Church, upon a good showing being 
made for a new trinl, although there may 
previously hnve been a trial for the very same 
oflenco. Of course a seoond trial wouhl.noi 
1)0 granted upon mere application, hut-only 
because there is good ground to believe tlmt 
justico requires it. 

How'ean a quarterly or nnnuul Conference 
adjourn, when testimony that lias never yet 
been officially heard, is offored to prove that 
a minister of its body is -guilty of, ipimoml- 
ity ! If this testimony. was not ‘heard on a 
previous trial, it is the best of all reasons wh* 
it should bo now. Plain, simple, oven justice 
is this Lex non Script a. 

Mississippi, 1852 . i 


The Sinner’s Prayer. 

God hath put arguments into tho Buinor's 
mouth to plead with him for mercy. “Ho, 
overy ono tlmt tliirstoth, como yo to tho wa- 
ters, and he tliSt hath no money, como yo, 
buy and cut ; yen, oomo buy wine and milk 
without money and without price.” Rise, 
sinner, ho eollotli thee ; gu to the Lord : und 
when thou goest, tell him, Lord, thou hust 
bid mo come, and behold hero lam. 1 oomo,. 
Lord, at thy word ; I oomo for a little water, 
1" come for thy wine und tby milk. 1 hare 
brought no price ia my hand, but thou hast 
bid mo como without mouoy and without 
price. Though I huvo no grace, yet at thy 
word 1 como for graoc; though I havo no 
Christ, I oomo for Christ; though I can not 
call thoe Father, yet, being called, 1 como to 
tlico as fathorlcss. “ With tlioo tho father- 
less find moray." If I am not thy child, muy 
1 not be made thy child ? Host thou not a 
child's blessing left to bestow upon mo? 
x lion host bid me come, como for a blessing ; 
bless mo, ovon tuo, also, 0 Lord. Whereforo 
hast thou sent, for me? Shall I be sent away 
as 1 came ? 1 came at tby word ; do not say, 
begone out of my sight. I can not go at thy 
word; 1 will not go; for whither shall I go 
from thoe ! “Thou hast tho words of eter- 
nal life.” Siuco thou wilt have me speak, 
Lord, answor. Though I daro^hot say, ho 
just to me a saint, yet I do Bay, 1 will say, 1 
must say, “Lord, Wjnorciful tome, a sinner .” 
[Kioliard Alleiuo. 

Man's constant proscription fur the oleva- 

tlon of man, is toMter his cirouastances 

God’s grand piq^ifi ijition for Hio'improvomont 
pf man, is to uhango his heart: Man's plan 
is to give tho patient a now bed - God's di- 
vino plan is to give the patient health. Man 
goes to the circumference, and trios by mvli- 
lsing to get inward and ulOinatoly to Ghria- 
tianise ; God’s plan Is ^ bogin at tho confer, 
Chris tiuuizo the heart, and then mviliie the 
whole oiroumferenoe of tho social system. 


MY BMlttT MOTIl Bn. . . .iV HmiiY Tl Pa,, v . 

’Twm n Putin itnd qulrl i-mlng 
In tho goldon nmunvi t iln* ; 

Not it murmur broke flm rtUtnors, 

Bata tho far off tp*j> .p ahlm»<- 
Not a ripple woke th« 

From their eoft And dummy rleep. 

Rata ai wtoun a felling toilet 
Klaeed the bfwom of lV deep. 

Moonlight, «oft aihI put* And holy. 
Trembling through the rnUty Air. 

Retting on tho plapId'Wiler* 
hike An nngtl Rmiltn* thore. 

Stars earn# down. awIiIW to linger 
On tho ponrofhl ware mdrop— 

Sootnlug. In their !u«lroni bonut)*. 

Floating jewels On tb* doe,p. 
llearcn and earth tho while eeomed MaiiUnu 
Oently mingling Into ew. r ^ 

Till the world wa* robi d In glDry | 

As the spleudnr of tV ffv.n. 

Oh. the rare «nd htlh 'r;il boani y 
o^'itGit silent. e/entng hour * / * 

Ocntlj wooed my weary spirit. 

By its «oft pornuaslve power. 

Far away from aught unholy, 

Till earth's cares no more are mine— 

Till one high and Wholly Impulse 
Hulod alone by spirits shrine. 

Thero. amid tho dreamy moonlight, 

(lame a tamv Vpirit.gtteet— 

And the words she softly whispered 
Thrilled with hope my yearning breast ; 
•Yor she bade mo boar Life’s burdens, 

/ AU its weary 'weight of cares— 

. Calmly, with no words of murmur. 

Firmly, with uo doubts or fears. 

Then in tones of sweetest music, 

As tho moonlight jj«|4t»her fell, 
Whispered fiho one Utyferhlreslng, 
Murmured rho ono food farewell. 

* l r pwnrd through tho slirery radlancu 
Of tho clear and crystal air, 

' Wlfitfully 1 gazed und wondered, 

As she slowly floated there. 

Till a flood tf goldon glory 
• Closed around her pathway bright. 

And the woven starlight hid her, 

As a mantle from my eight. 

Then I know thu angel vision 
Which had blessed me as she smiled 
Was my own sweet spirit-mother, 

Watching o'er her wayward child. 

And I knelt amid the silence, 

And tho ahndows brooding thero — 

Aud I breathed my burthened spirit . 

Forth in deep and.uarncst prgyer, 

That my angel guest might hover 
Kvcr near to bless aud guide, 

While my bark was wildly tossing 
On life’s dark tompustuous tldo. 


For the N, O, Christian Ail vocals. 

CONVERSION OP THE SOUL. 



the scale bf sinfulness unto ilonth, and can 
any nno suppose tlmt lm shall not advance in 
his being ns bo died, nnd that as ho would ’ I ll ° 
thus lm always sinning, life punishment would ,iw red 
not be etornal 1 An immortal being sins unto ^crslfcy, Is 
death against the greatest, lovo of the Al- run our 
mighty ; ia not, tlmn. the rejection of Christ. aml 460 * 
tlie best gift of God to man, tho highest crime P^photn, what a 




mnn onn commit: nnd If so, must it not merit l | 0, \ fa 

tlie heaviest penalty, and can that penalty, bo C,ir ' rt, * n * orT * ce : ** 


myk 

f.'ri'Ah 


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first Commoncement, on tlfe 
l)6r, 1042 , when “nine bachelor* com 
at Cambridge, young nMn ’ • : 
performed their acts so as 
their proficiency jri tin! t 


auglit else than everlasting perdition ? ‘ J 

‘Ho rvlio contends that, no. matter how 
winked men are when they die, they all enter ... . ... . ... . 

immediately upon r stufeer beatitude, should Jf “ 

nnswnr tins qUfertSm : “ When »hd Wlibro f t«q. * 

dims tho soul loso Its sin ? ” This, as any ono - th * no ® ■ w " er 
can readily perceive, is a “ liiatus " in tho roa- m ® r ® Ul , an V"? 0 ° nlurio *~ wo 
soning of tile UniVersallst nevor, I think, yet' P*™ 00 * 11 forgetting th*»' 

ventured uj»n. Why does ho shun it? Will or . eTW ,ia<1 “>y faults. And could 
ho toll us tlmt doath wipes out tho long no- 




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til 


or ever had any faults. And could 

no ten us tlmt death wipos out tho long ao- »ojn«tbirtg of a higher 
count entered against nmn by tho Recording * omB jJ" D 8 °f n deeper religion* 
Angel; I would ask him for . “tho law and ■of • |>l«g of _• Jhayw in 

tho testimony,” and ho could giro nono. with «•« «>und soliolarship 

Death is a mcrclv physical operation, Bopara- P orvtt<lc " hpr h,U *' “"d ihlng sou 
ting tho soul from tho body. Can any ono 


porvades her halls, and giving som 
a freshor nnd fuller significance to hsf 


uug tuo som irom mo nody. Unn any one . . ~ — -r w »■ 

prove that this disunion cleanses tho ‘soul ? ,ont mot ‘ 0 ’ “ Christo et ecclesia. , « oo, 
from its dolllemout ! Tim Universnlist says ' ,Ut BCealltUomore of tho state of 
that sin meets- its full punishment in this *T’ "hioh Thomas Arnold oontomplatM, 
world, and tl.crcforo argues that doatl. must wh ° n h ° dookrod at Rugby, “It UjfOt 
bo the dosing scone in tho tragedy of Sin. , ^ 

At the sam'o time a learned gentleman of ^• hundred, or of onohUO^ 
your city has acknowledged that “ some men’s ^ ‘ K 

consciences aro seared, " und yet, strango as ®. , 8«“«emen --there would Be 

it may appear, ho contends tlmt to be tho * not ““* moro desired in her oondi- 










greatest punisiimcnt that can be Inflicted on 
thorn, forgotting a siuipio fact, that nothing 
can lie considered u* punishment (which 
word most ccrtninly convoys tlio idoa of suf- 
fering) unless nipp /«/i it. 


tion. 1 pretend not to know how this oom- 
mon want of almost all seminaries of instruc- 
tion is to bo supplied. But, O! lot n* b* 
careful thut tho indulgence of Motnrion 
ousios do not result Ip a downright db 


Th ; vfeu« r „ r ,., 

tlmn the veriest tyrant or earth, rim ty- oalor for tk(J of 8tat religion, shall 
rant rewards those who servo him more than , tflrrainato , n baaishi ro l| g | flo frSl^|' 

m !' paWh*. schcou. Bolter, * g a thousand 





He who came down from heaven know its rowa rd tho latter at all. Tho ’parent, tho 
nature , and, having a wisdom which con- teuohor and tho master, love thoso most obc- 
founded and put to silent shamo thoso who dient to thoir commandments, and shall we, 

sought to entrap him in his words who was for ono moment: indulgo tlio thought so un- .. T - . .. “ •■/At: a, 

“very God ” full woU knew what was meant j U8t to the cliaraotcr of tlio Great 1 Am, that ^ Jf ‘ ^.{f W ® J* 0 ! ,‘? d “ 

by the “ kingdom of God,” as appertaining to in the consummation of time ho gives tlio IZZ r ™' ’° ” y * W ^°. h 

this world. ...... 6 rencotod from everv diffannt view nr tha 


hotter that a seminary liko toil should -bo 
dor tho steady, effootive, aye, or even i 
slro influonoo of any ono religions soot 

1.1 rL.!.l!._!l_ Y .1 ... tc 


this world. “ “ -j--™-- ™ 8‘>“ refleotod from every different view of the 

samo glorious award to tlio most wiokod and ^ 

Hence his memorable declaration to Nico- abandoned, who havo served Him not, as to ^ l mi 

domus, “ Except a man be bom again, ho can tho pure and good who all their life time > * 

not SCO the kingdom of G«l.». {John hav0 P walUc(i toobodienoo to hisWord-Etor- ^ 7 ° « 

If .wo understand the “kingdom of God” nal life? Beliovo this who can. Ho that 2 4 8 ° W '2 ? 0ri ** 



U we unucrsuuiu tue arnguom ot uoil ” na l life? Bolievo this who can. He that • - o—— 

spiritually, it must moan “ rightobusness, joy truly ontortains suoh a viow of God, must ® V0! ??' J11 ^ »nd buttroi* and towsr. 

and peace in tho Holy Ghost : ’’ if wo under- make him tho author of sin ; for this is tho '“““j “ th . at m 
stand it literally, it must bo Heaven. fb.t i out . one P arkioular wbloh M 


. .lift , , ' V V — “V ** l/l uuu, iUUDS 

and peace in tlio Holy Ghost : » if wo under- make him tho author of sin ; for this is tho ... , ... . 

stand it literally , it must bo Heaven. only reason that can justify an unconditional, ^ 

hwst, then, can man mfefe see tho “king- universal wlvaUon. And I do not wonder 3 m rilTf 

don, of God” m either of the above senses ? thatfeuoh au Oue docs not obey the Gospel »£ ^ ^ P ° i 1 *.# 

1 ako an unconverted man who exporimen- tho Son of tfod. 'Kfatlsm is theTmor to ttfe dm, of 

tally knows nothing of the righteousness bv of ssJufiiiuiM,. leaving the InsUtutlon in this day of 


dom of God” in eitlior of tlio above senses? that suoh an quo does not obov Dio Gospel e£ 

Take an unconverted man who exporimen- the Son of' God. 'Fatalism 'is the comor 
tolly knows nothing of the righteousness by stone of predestination, as/it is commonly un- , i ntnllaotaal rulvan 

faith that enables ono to koop God's oom- dorstood, and of froo redemption to all man- ■ , . 

mands, nothing of that joy “which is un- kind. But I have dwelt long enough on this ■ 

speakablo and full, of glory,” and of that subject, and I wifi oloso by asking tlio ques- 


ost intellootual advantages, in a condition 
spiritual darkness : ”• 

“ ®Mk, dws, SUM tte bust of sood— ! 


pence “whioh pometh understanding.” Lot tion, "do the finally impenitent onter Hea- 
him he admitted to a prayer mooting, nt von?" ' , 


Irrecoverably dufc, total cell Baa, 
WWboot all hope of dor ! » 


which the songs of Zion nnd shoufe of praise I have asked tho quostlon, “Whon and THB ENERGIES OP 
to God (ire beard. Will not all appear “ fool- whoro docs the'soul lose its sin?” The an- 

felmcss unto him!” And though he would 9WC r to this quostlon lends us to the only . rofoB80r , 8towo ' of Amerion, related 
never say ono word against, the hurrahs of moans by whioh wo can enter mansions of moy,m Z ^‘e ttt ® moetlng held in that 
soldiery, tho sliouts of tho gleo oluliB, or the etornal Miss-tho Now Birth, or tlio convor- iry : .“J k "®T a P lou * ^ho 

noisy clamor of tho political parties throng- gjoh of tho soul. sustaining himself at nn institution by 

ing your streets -these things are all right- I w feh to divest the subjeot of as much labor of his °wn hands, and in him t| 
ho would think tlio nofeo of a Methodist metaphysical discussion as possible- and cncr 8 ies 01 c M“tianity began to 
prayer mooting, in which souls were happy, honce I would ask tho question, does the Bi- ‘ he “'f' ve '. Hi * 
as an abomination. He can not, in his car- ble teach the dootrino of this new and won- condition Off n 

nal nature, enjoy what affords so much hap- derful creation ? loa . B wmen bod never r* 

pinessto the followers of Christ. The Word In tliolime of F.zokiel tlio promise was, “f religio “ "' d c. on »®fi uen ‘ 1 y 

tlmt warms the heart, strengthens tho faith will put n now spirit within you, and I will u”® • V" 1 th ° f * rniUe * 

and confirms tho hope of, the Christian, to take the stony heart out of their flesh, and district frtri, honte to home, ondeav^L 

him brings no, enjoyment. To. the society of will givo them a heart of flcsli .” In Deute- °F n a reRgious mooting among tham. 
the religious life whole nature is averse. Ho ronomy wo road, “The Lord thy God wiU lhe y would permit no suoh 
is “dead in sins;" and as a dead body has a oirnnmefen thv heart. n„,l tha h»».t couragod, this young man 


I’rofessor Stowo, of Amerioa, related 


themselves. His feelings became m 
feoted by tho spiritual condition it n 
lous neighborhood, wMch bad never “ 
religious privileges, and consequently 









is “dead in sins;" and as a dead body has n circumciso thy heart, and tho heart of thy couragod, tms young man 
heart tlmt loves not, eyes that see not, ears good, to love the Lord thy God with all thy , , *ent roqnd 

that hear not, hands that handle not, feet heart nnd with all thy soul.” We henr the “Va ° T® 1“®° 
tlmt walk not, so lie 1 ms a heart that loves TO ice of tho royal Psalmist crying out, “Cre- * “ un “T ““C® 1 - ■ 

.not the spiritual life, eyes that see not the a to to mo a clean lioart, O God, and ronow a Tu T 1 . .a* 00 ®" , the plan, ai 

“ things that make for his eternal welfare,” right spirit within mo.” tlien h ® had r *° “d ■ 100111 *° *®* li »■ 

oars that licar not tlio “ glad Udings of good Here then in tho Old Testament, that God ^ ck *® d ■8“ n « t Mm. H«. 




o D -- o IIOIO VIIVU IU VUU VIU 1UDMHHUUI. limb UUU . a • >,j . ■ _ • . , « . ■- 

news,” hands that lmndlo not tho Word, feet wou ld make man a new creature, by giving th .® oblldren to tsscmblo under tho shade 
tlmt go not in tho patl.s of obedience. To him a now heart, is plainly taught. tt ** T“ ® A “ 4 ‘“Jf 

thoughts of hoaycn, delightful contemplation Jxiuiaiana, 1852 . P. A. S. T* nt ’ .rT ‘ h ® m ’ ** 

of tho state of tho righteous beyond tho • them to study tho Word of God, and tho 

gloomy oonfittes of tho tomb, to every thing " " tlo ohildron wore dollghtod with their Sk 

of a religious nature, to tho “kingdom of Porfoot Lov ® M *Y ** school. 80 it went on, from weok to „„ 


P. A, S. 


Perfect Love May bo Regained. 


went. He prayed with them, and ta 
them to study tho Word of God, and the 
tie ohildron were dollghtod with their Sr— 
school So it wont on, from weok to 


God,” ho is dead. Hosoesnot tho “kingdom Homo years siuoo 1 was inolinod to think with increasing numbers and increasing ln- 
of God." “The natural man rocciveth not, that ono who had onoe onjoyodand lost the torest, till one Lord’s day morning^ 
tho tilings of tliq Spirit of God; fur thoy aro pure lovo of God, must novor look to enjoy it with a oold storm of rein. Tho teacher se- 
foolishnoss unto him ; neither can I10 (in his n g“> n i 1111 tho y wero just stopping into otcr- paired to his tree at tho usual time, 


present state) know them, because thoy are Wty’ P ut experience has taught us hotter sing that some few children might ho mere ; 
spiritually discerned.” 1 Cor. ii. 14 . things. We liavo now numerous instances and there indeed ho found nearly ail 

lb. .f , I. 1 . .. 1. .. .1 ..... 1 ......... ,, 1 I.'. unlinnl ’ wa! nnrl Anil If Ia Iaiia In , " * 


doRghting in spiritual matters, for so long as bl ® W08B1D 6’ ttna now ® u J°y “ *“g« r 

ho remains irreligious, (as his heart rebels measure than over, and why should not this Rioy forego the enjoyment of 

against tho pure things of God, because thoy b ® y our oa ®° ! Beoau80 you bav ® ^ un ‘ Sun “ y Tx-JZ *L vf, r 
condemn him) it is amoral impossibility that wortby ’ So wore thoy. Because you havo ^^r t«)h off Ms hat, nnd 
h« can -dnliirht in Tho feT lin/wn 'been an unfaithful steward? So hod they for the blessing off 


ho eau delight in them. The sin lies here, beon un umulultul Bl0WaM ! 60 ^ T 'T T 7 u 

iu not using tho instituted means of having a be ® n alB0 ' yct God boaled tbem freoly > and 

purified heart, so that ho can have spiritual ®° 1,0 w , iU yo “' °“^ do . no * ~ a « aia,t 

delights. Is is not, tl.en, manifest, that a bun ' Look for notb ‘ D * m » 0,lr ^ but wn f"**'™® 

sinful man does not, cun not see the spiritual UDd "thmess. Forget yoursolf Wpr- turnod to tbo children 

...... 1 Ala a, iu Alan Inmli nnd hn Lu nvnirmlml f/a* DnAri III IDfl QM'lu Dll 





mmui tiiuu uuco uut, mu uui mo Bliimuai , . 1 1 ill ...... kS. 

“kinirdnm nf find?’’ tby is tlio Lamb, and bo has prevailed for offers u» ttte n*e or w» 

Heaven must be' a place or state of unal- you ' Yo . u , flha11 not <Ue - bnt a ,tobl ®. ‘ ha ‘ Cbri “‘ 

loyed happiness. Scripture teaches that tUo bfe of heaven on earth. You need no- 

thoro are no tears, doath, sorrow or pain—' tblD 8 “ ald er to this but fuith , and who th ] 

that there aro “fulness of joy and pleasures for j?' T6 ’ tb “ ' H® that staudoth at tho door, gfes 

evermore.". Reason teaches as well as the [J- Wosloy . ' ■ / j- 7 i 

Biblo, that physioal, or natural evil, results ‘ . . 


■■ : 


from moral evil ; that where no sin is, misery Tb * OMtsH** 1 ’* Crown, 

can not exi B t. Of Heaven, or tho New Jem- Tbat y® nm y olo “ witb 9 brUt ’ 
salem, tho Biblo says : “And there shall no there is a six-fold crown which shall 
wiso enter into it any tiling that defileth, upon your head. Would yohaveu 
neither whatsoever worketh abomination, or Then come to Christ, and yo * 
rnaketh a Uo." Reason would teach us that crown of eternal life. Would ys 
any place entirely free from all sin must bo r *' eu flom8 40 Christ aud yq 
one of bUss ; that where God is nothing lm- “fown, of glory. Would y* bqtL 
pure cou oomo, and consequently that unless Mdge fb® mysteries of God ? 
umu become holy ho con not boo the litoral to Christ, and ho shall 
“kingdom of God,” the glorious state of the ^8®- Would you haVMMiwu felicity aud 
Beatified in the world to oomo. an uninterrupted ^ happiness 1 Thsn oom* to 

Thero can be no main Heaven, else suf. « hwW^'anf 

foring would be there; henco, ho tlmt dis. in K^ fo STanT 
life Bins oou not *ee God. I'bi* unspeakable Tiien oomo to Christ and 

glory belongs only unto “tho ppre in heart." om " f 
The probability . is that he who Uvea three 














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far. • .ri '-i'*' ^ 

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L>: vsr ' 



■wfasssiWB 


bonnd of the overlasting hills.” 
k„ Warrior of God, bocsoss thou hast BTRtvr.N 
WITH GOD-MAN, AND THOU HAST PREVAILED! 

bln This event was nn epoch In the history of 
his prayer; tho powor of man with God hod 
Jib- never risen Iso high. The power of firith in 
°h Cr tb<! *""" ^ arn,,r>n bfled tlie gates of Gant, 
alone and P Ttwtrt,lcd the temple of Dagon ; the 

until tlie hands of David slow a ’lion and a bear; hut 
saw that ho Jnobh in prayer mot tho Angel of tlie Cove- 
ho, smote tho nant, who nftorwnnl shook Egypt, walled the 
Of the Bcn , drownod I’lmraoh, and saved tho help- 
less multitudes of Israel. “ lly his strength,” 
> mo, for the dawn rises. “ bo *>“* power over the angel 

not let go thee, oxoopt end prevailed.” God by tho mouth of his 
servants called himself after this, tho "Mighty 
God of Jacob.” 

Truly, Tut: sun noSK upon him as ho passod 
“ Z r oufJ)ZL2 «vor l'onuel. llisfcars and tho shadows of 
God, and with Man, tho night Imd fled together; and wlion ho 
u hast prevailed. halted upou his thigh he oould say : 
ired and said, reveal now ■* i.r.me u i «m i uk„ the prey ; * 
said, wherefore wilt theu UeU, earth and eln, with case o'creottis ; 

And ho blessed him there. I leap fcr Joy, pureuo my way, 

1 the nomo of the ploco And ae a bounding hoart fly homo ; 

Face of God,) because I through' all eternity to pro™ 

I to &co. and thou hast Thy natmw and thy flame is tore.” — 


lost Saturday. We had a 
(jionnma meei^g. We paid tke amount ap- 
portioned us by ths stewards, mViout n public 
collection. YotSs, affhetionately, 

_ ■ i E: D. Pitts." 

Bay St. Lori* Sept. 1. 


Pearl River Olroult, Mbu. Oonf. 

• llev. P. E. (!reon, pastor, writes, under 
dato of August 31 : 

“Wo havo just olosod n four days’ moot- 
ing, which resulted in tho oonvorsion of some 
(toothless spirits, and the accession of twelve 
whites to the Church. 0, it woe a good time. 
Our prayer is Still ‘ O Lord, revive thy work.’ ” 


And ho said to 

he said, Jacob. And lie said, not Jacob 
called no longer thy name; hot 


Inquired and safd, reveal 

S nomo. And he said, wherefore wilt tlicu 
for my name 1 And ha blcssod him there . 


*’ r v, | 


And Jacob called the name of tho place 
Pcnuel, (Penu-El, Face of God,) beoattsA I 
have •eon God fhee to lace, and thou hast 


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preserved my life. 

And the sun roeo upon him as he pnssod 
over P«nuol t and*hp halted npon hys thigh. 
This remarkable event was a scenic cxliihi- 


ReVIVAI, INTE LLIGENCE. 





I remarkablo event was a scenic cxbibi- Now Lexington Circuit, Ala. Oont 
Of tho states of hoart wbioh a man Brother McTyeire: Truly the Lord is I 
in agonising prayer ; of tho good and has doiio great tilings for us here, 
whioh -he gains; and of the Way in wlicreof we are ghtd. Wo havo had some 
the lord cays out and engages all the- refreshing times in tho early part Of tho year, 
i of a human soul to seek him. and some added to the Church ; but this was 

I condition on the night before he only tho budding of bettor times, 
to mee( Esau, is the Brat act of this I held a meeting of.four days at the Bethel 
drama, itseemsthat he hod Stopped camp ground, assisted by Bro. J. Glover, locnl 
i night, hut there was doubtless but dcaoon of the Carrolton Circuit, whose la- 
neKbation in the damp to sleep, with bors were owned of tho Lord, and our mcct- 


Meetino or Conferences. — S ome time 
ago, being indoubt as to tho prcciso date of 
tho Conferences below, inasmuch as scvoral 
changes had been mado, we requested of Bp. 
Paino ths information given bolow : 

Aberdeen, Mies., Sopt. 2. 
My Dear Brother : I hovodatoly been so 
much absent from homo, and so fully taken 
up with several protraotod moe.ings, that 1 
havo neglected my correepondents — you 
among tho rost. Our meetings wero very 
profitable, a goodly number having professed 
religion. I lovo these “revivals.” May God 
spread them over the whole land, and make 
ours a revival Church to the end os time ! 

. Now to your inquiries. 

Tho Alabama Conforf nco hold at Marlon, Ala., December 
1, 18 VI. 

Tlie Arknnfca* Conf. lit OlarkesTllle, Ark., Not. 10, 1852. 


thundor of Joliovab’s ourso ho said, •• Wo to 
thorn that are at oom in Zion.” 

Tho sum and substance of my remarks are, 
that there is no reliable spirit of godliness 
hut that whioh will do saorlfioo to God . And 
I earnestly beg all who wish to get to leaven 
to try thomselvos by this rule. Be not dc- 
ooived, for God is not mookod. 

You will nek me, no doubt, who are they 
that attend your morning prayer meetings! 
Well, they nro the snmo, generally, that at- 
tend nil the meetings of our Church, proving 
,to my mind, very olearly, that only suoh as 
feel a saorifico of self to bo a duty of reli- 
gion, will attend a series of morning prayer 
meetings, to pray fog tho ponoo and prosperity 
of Zion. 

I offor those reflections for tho prayerful 
consideration of the Church ; and if our pn- 
pors think them worth transferring,- with 
thoir ondorsomont, I will writo ngnin. If not, 

I will ceaso to trouble those whose Consciences j 
will let thorn use nll tlio wcok in thoir sltops 
while u few nro at tho church praying, and 
as muoh of Sunday as self may plend for,' 
whilo the Sunday Bchool lanqu'whes for want 
of teachers, but must appeal tho case to hea- 
ven, for eithor they or 1 am dccoived. 

, L. Fierce. 


Savannah, Aug. 31, 1852. 


For tho N. 0. Christian Advocate. 

GERMAN MISSION OHUROH. 


Th °1852 t TeXM C ° nf ’ nU8k ’ Cherokec c0 ! Te'xanj DfO. 2, 


Tho T<*xaa ConftTonoo. Bastrop, Doe. 24, 1852! 

The Louisiana Goaf, Baton Rougo. Jan. 6. IBM. 
The Florida Conf., Quincy, Fla., Jan. 2fl. I860. 

(Unless tho two last have been changed.) 


inclination in the camp to sleep, with 


g. He ROSE up in THAT NIGHT, ing was crowned with sucocss. Tlie meeting 
sent lbrward his family, and remained alone, commenced tlio Saturday before tho second 
Bis condition was helpless, absolutely with- Sabbath ‘in July. Seventeen were added to 
out strength to meet his angry brother. His the Church ; four of that number from the 


I start this day week (D. V.) on my west- 
em'tour, to return home about Feb. 1. 


R. Paine. 



-For tho N. .0. Christian Advocate. 

MORNING PRAYER MEETINGS. 


' Russell County, Sopt. 2, 1852. 
Rev. H. N. McTyeire: 

My Dear Brother— Whereas my beloved'!*. 
Elder, J. C„ Keener, took tho liberty to pub- 
lish tho letter in the N; 0. Christian Advo- 
cbto I wrote to him privately, I tako tho lib- 
erty now of correcting some sentences in that 
letter which are calculated, to misrepresent 
somo of my dear friends. 1 did not mean to 


V desperation, the darkness of tho night, Baptist Church, which, according to our rule, 


and the knowledge that all was depending came into full oonneotion at onoo. A num- 
npon himself, are graphio of tho condition of her of backsliders wero reclaimed,- and tho 
desporate, lonely helplessness of a man who Churoli was much revived. Somo eighteen 


cornea to God to obtain mercy nmid wroth. 
To Jacob what fc horrible night was that! 
His eye' turned only inward and upward. 


cr twenty professed to obtain salvation by 
faith in Christ. 


SHU8W, 

fWWVIi 




iw^ejre tamed onrp inward and upward. I hold a meeting in Norfchport, commeno 

Why he remained alone is evident from , n g the Friday night before tlie first Subbath 
Homo, who, speaking of Jnooh'a wrestling in this month. It continued for tea days, 
with tho angel, Bays, “He wept nnd made and resulted in great good, both to tho ohurch 
supplication unto him.” He determined to tt t Northport and Tuscaloosa station, for mu- 
risk all upon prayer, for God wits his only re- ny of tho brethren and friends from that sta- 
•"IH 1 "' r ' tion wero in attendance nnd shared in tlie 

The second scene is the appearaneo of the blessings of the Gospci of God. Some forty 
Ugel: And a man wrestled with iiim. or fifty porsons, inoluding both sides of the 

JJod placed himself in opposition to Jacob, river, professed converting grace through 
Up to the momentof blessing the angol strove frith in Clirist, nnd a number of backsliders 
•gwnet him, else it could not be said that lie w ho camo to the altar, wero reclaimed — say 
walled* He thus coiled forth, helped and twenty or twenty-five —some Methodists and 
quiokened, until ho oxoitod and engaged some Baptists. Bless the Lord ! His powor 
£00 in big whole body and soul. So our was there to heal the disconsolate. Twenty- 
Saviour to the Syrophoenioion woman, was fi ve whites and three colored persons joined 
first inaccessible then indifferent, nnd at last the Church, nnd others, it is .thought, will 
repulsed her. But her earnestness waxed j 0 ; n i n this meeting, 
with the discouragement, and her faith grew I was assisted by the very efficient Inborn 
jn*h her earnestness ; she prevailed : "0, 0 f our beloved brother, 0, H. Blue, nearly all 

«MRn, great is thy faith ; ho it unto thee the time. At the commencement, our hands 
u?_l . ' , , ThU ! men “ re , taught b J wero strengthened by the labors.. of Bras, J. 
S&aLTcgjj , 10 j 01 * ervel i u '. T ’ n prayer. Glover nnd H. Freeman, L.E. Bro. M«Cade 
in# (spirit also holpeth our infirmities, fbr rendered us good help at Che' close. The lo- 

I wA YY1AW riftl. roll a t «va 


- ' ' iuuuuavu VIIO U1USV. 1 ue IO- 

Know not, what we should fray for ne'we C nl preachers, Bros. Simes,' Thompson nnd 


ought ” — i. e., neither what nor hmr. 

Whaf oould sA well represent tho ail-nli- 


Sykea, rendered good service. 

Our third quarterly meeting came off on 








: 


-r — “iLi.uno btWJIC uu on 

sorbed, entire hearfc-Btruggle of determined the 21st inst. ; the members for the most part 
prayer^ Elisha, when he prayed the life into present : and our beloved Presiding Elder T 
the widow". SOD, “lay upon tho child and put J. Roger, in the Chair. The business of tlio 
his mouth upon lufl mouth, and h.s eyes upon meeting passed through in harmony. In con- 

1 , tr? 1 , j , h . S „ <Ja Up011 18 lantifl ’ an(1 sequonco of much rain, we did not have tho 
he etretohed himself upon tho child.” - Tho Sacrament of tho Lord's Supper ou Sabbath 
man at midnight pressed his neighbor for On Monday, Bro. Roger preached and ad- 
read, and would not bo put off. Both havo ministered the Saeramont to a largo number 


: V‘'>y W 


. , . * ,, . ....U.OSWVU uuviuuiuui tu u large nuinuer 

. P® w ®'' which belongs to Scripture fact 0 f communicants, in the preseneo of a large 

dUtinetocM tl0n ’ h tlu8 . 8ur I >M8e8 thoeo “ congregation, and tho Lord was there to own 


uri , and crown tho services. Bro. R. S. Finley, 

hat an interweaving of faith and fibre, from Macon, preached for us at 3 i>. m. He 


• T . . , 6 . uuu uur ”i lrom Macon, preacUoa for us at 3 r. M . He 

^ W ^ n r-* fWt < ’ , ° d W * th miU1 and maI1 is Btill with us helping, and tho meeting is 
with God mtortvnned! See tho wrestlers, os going on. The 1>. Elder staid until yesterday 

their bodies are knit and limit* limka Inins I • 1 l ,, . * . “ 




.• , . . a-iv.a.u vn vu cj . vtv uiiv v*uyo uuve proiossecl 

• U ^°' d tlle interest of God the blessing of justification through faith - 

l " H. 6 ?l ye !t 0 f "f*"’ , . eighteon liavo joined on probation. We uro 


|» a| * | .. o ■ v- ^IVWUMVU. HC U] 

« • saw thot Jie could not overoome looking for greator things. Yours, in love 
bun. Abd ho smote the hollow ok his E. McMeaxs 


thigh. This condition of Jaoob exhibits that August 27, 1852. ' A 

sense of helplessness which is wrought in the _ — ~ 

heart b^the Holy Ghost just before the an- 0ry,U1 6prinft ' Oiroult - Miss. Oouf. 
swer to prayer. No doubt Jacob felt that all ® R “' McTyeire : Permit mo to say to 


Bro. Me 1 yeire : Permit mo to say to your 




depended upon the success of that hour, and raador8 1,10 Lord has revived his work at 
here in It oame utter holplessncsa! Such state ^ r J 8t<d Springs recently. We began a two 
follows only upon the .first. He that does not da y 8 ’ meeting bore the 7th of August, which 
enter into a hearty struggle can not have this was continued seven days. I'p to that time 
sense of sinking weakness— a feeling very somo fift ecn or sixteen had been converted 
different from that which, before any effort and claimed, and^iine whites and some ten 
has been made, says I can do naught. Often or twelve blacks joined the Churoli. I havo 
in strong prayer there seems to be but little not been in n botter “siting for years. The 
powor of prayer. Having done all, attempt- Ghurob was greatly benefited. Tho members 
ed all, the heart feels all helpless, like a wres- 8 ot on tb * harneB3 and aoquii ted themselves 
tier who, in his struggles, dislocates a limb. welb In * ^ ttle P™yer meeting held during 
Still he is assured, “My strength is made an intermission between a morning and eve- 
perfect in weakness.” Afterward he can say, nin B “rrioii by a good sister, with her fe- 
“ I take pleasure in infirmities, for when ! “ a >o friends in the grove, five obtained the 


Brother McTteire : 1 have just oomo in 
from a morning prayer meeting, held in 
Trinity Church, to implore the Divine bless- 
ing upon the pastor’s Tabors, and upon our 
souls individually. Having reached tlio first 
point of ovidcnce usually seen in a real revi- 
val of religion — that is, a sense of spiritual 
deficiency— to whatever extent this sense is 
practically felt, and its natural indications 
followed, to that sumo extent, it may bj» safely,, 
said, the spiritual ovidenoe of revival is seen 
and felt. 

Hero -in my charge, whore wo have five 
hundred white members, we may perhaps got 
out one hundred, upon tho proposition that 
the ohurch members shall meet at tho com- 
mon altar of prayer, and spend one hour in 
Christian communion and earnest prayer for 
holinoss of heart ; and that we will do this 
for six days, tho days between two Sabbaths, 
and tlio coming Sabbath tho regular com- 
munion season. What does it all amount to, 
as a matter of timo! Why, doubtless to 
this — that those who religiously engage in 
: the meeting will have taken, by the force of 
religious volition, six hours whioh might have: 
been given to the business of. gain or pleasure, 
and made a free will offering of them to God. 
This is, in part, presenting the body as a liv- 
ing Naoriflce to God. It is not the result of u 
mere Sabliatic dispensation from the obliga- 
tions of secular duties, which might, under 
the influence of a careless religion, be the 
use of tho Lord’e timo for tho worshiper’s 
gratification. 

But these morning prayer meetings nro pe- 
culiarly blessed of God to tho Church, be- 
cause they oak and get" a moiety of our timo 
cheerfully taken and devoted to God. 

There is in them the spirit of selTdchial, 
and actual, costly saorifico. Things meanly 
abstracted from tho just claims of God upon 
us, and which abstraction often leaves a de- 
luded victim of self-indulgence in tho Church, 
judging himself by dolusive rules, can never 
suffico. For instanoo : I am often oalled up- 
on, in my familiarity with the Churoh, to ob- 
serve things of most fearful betrayal to my 
- mind, which- things; however, Have been so 
managed by The spell-bound membor, that be 
is drawing comforts from tho very item in 
life from which 1 deduoetho want of reliable 
evidence of hie piety. 

Here iB an example in case. A. is a very 
respectable nrichanic— a thrifty, popular 
member of the Church ; but ho can't lie in, 
duced to bold any office, or attend any moot- 
ing between Sabbaths, whether it bo prayer 
meeting, class meoting, Bible olass, or any 
thing else that is going to make him uso his 
time, for business or pleasure, in tho simple, 
voluntary worship^ - God. God’s absolute 
demand of time is all He can get, and even 
that with fearful infringement. This Chris- 
tian brother is up early, hreakfaets early, is 
at his business early ; perhaps not a minute 
earlier than he ought, if he lias devoutly 
read and prayed. But hero lies the fearful 
development— he never gives God any of his 
timo ; but when Sunday comes, and he dares 


say that tlie people on Warrior Stand camp 
meoting were unfriendlv to me and mv cause. 


•raiNri 




am Weak them I am strong/’ blessing of pardon. 

“Mr •ttnfUtltr’o'.uiJ oston eiw, After nn interval or one day, tho meeting 

- ’ I«jok tooMili thy weighty hind , was again resumed by two local preachers— 

I 1 teTsXrtte wii! 1 !^; f ro8 ' ® Cott and Henning ton and continued 

J stand, and win not let thee go. - three da J s - A number more wore converted, 

TUI I thy uuu ud nriura know. ' and in both tho meetings over thirty whites 

fourth exhibition is that of grent and l),aclc ' i joined the church. Last Satur- 
Ulmglh of purpose. And he said let go me, da y> tbe 28th, we began a two days’ meeting 
for the dawn rises. And he said, I will not there a g niu Tlle first day fito obtained tho 
f*f 00 THEE, except thou bless me. The ,lleaain g of sanctification. To God be all the 
«»ts*Wloontiu ued long, for Jaoob said, I 8' 0I T- I bo P° to have further good nows to 

■ the shad-‘ communicate soon. Affectionately yours, 

pt another _____ I- Ercanbrack. 

his heart. Bhisldsboro’, Miss. Oonf. 
lhe battle ^ Dear Brother : Our circuit bos risen above 
Jwaut hut her former character, and our preachers have 
ting, were something of a pleasant work. They are 
gel said, I wolcomed by tho people and are paid for their 
ly comes! labor. • • • 

a of a soul This place, Shieldsboro', haa never been, 
fer, in one until recently, properly included in the cir- 
Touud him ouit; and the circuit preachers have not been 
and would able to get a footing and exert an influence, 
of heaven There are all imaginable kinds of difficulty 
*•»« it by and opposition to be combatted and overcome 


Hot oponljjAo appropriate his Maker's time to 
his own gain, he uses large portions of it for 


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1 M k " a T T '* * > ‘ ‘T il: 




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Hfla Bp 


by a Protestant minister. 

last winter I oame here pprpotely to es- 
tablish a school and plant a churoh, The 
Good On* baa given me power to satisfy the 
priroos of toy school, and to gather quite an 
interistuig and intelligent congregation. We 
have a resident population of 2500, and in 
iwmer we count 5000. I. it not expecting 


his own ease. He gets up late, breakfasts 
late. Ho haB a part in the Sabbath school ! 
but his working in it and staying in it both 
depend upon his being allowed to take his 
ease on Sunday morning. If it is needful to 
bring on work and service at an hour so early 
as to require the sacrifice of this morning in- 
dulgence, he dont go into.it. 

It is terrifying to the living soul to see ma- 
ny of these business Methodists in our cities. 
How tenaciously and avarioiously they, use 
up every hour of the six business days of 
each week— up by times, and at it. If tired 
nature ever repines nt the neooesity, it knows 
bettor than to decline tlio service. These 
men, and women too, often tell you that when 
Sunday oomes they are worp out. Yes, bro- 
ther, and you would bo just as much worn 
out Friday morning, if you had to get up uq- 
der tbe restriction* of a Sabbatical law. You 
will notice, brother, that you always make 
out to overcome these teaxings of self-indul< 
genoe, only when you can gratify them out 
of the Lord’s time. My brethren, before tho 
lord I warn you of this licensed thief of God s 
holy day. My heart trembles at the fearful 
encroaobmento of our Churoli, upon the aol- 
emn sanctions of tho Sabbath. The ovil I 
have designated is one of wide growth and 
of degenerate tendency among our business 
members in cities. If It is not overcome by 
the timely and spirited application of all 
those principles of duty and sacrifices of ease 
and self-indulgenoe, now so common, by the 
rigid and voluntary appliances of every an- 
tagonising virtue and duty, we must, we will 
fyUinto the same category alluded to and 
"NW hy God’s prophet, when, iu the 


meoting were unfriendly to me and my cause, 
nnd that from . thoir being unfriendly arose 
my heaviness of heart— not nt nil. But 1 
should liavo added, that being a stranger 
among them I felt ratbor lost timid tlie throng 
of pooplo, and being naturally of a tiiiiid, 
baokward make, my licnrt felt heavy. Being 
called *>n to preach, during tho exorciso of 
preaching I unburthened my heart, and those 
that did not know mo bofortvseolng nnd hear- 
ing my German English, Vlgan to sympa- 
thise wi|h mo when they learned the object 
of niy visit among them. 

Nor did I intend to say that Bro. Miller 
opposed me in presenting niy onus a— far from 
it ; but undor tho peculiar circumstances they 
wero in, he thought it would not be advisable 
to make another missionary effort, as they 
had already hold their missionary meetings, 
and tnken up collections and subscriptions on 
tho whole oircuit, for that purpose ; also, at 
a previous quarterly meoting Conicronco the 
brethren resolved not to take up any more 
missionary collections at their camp meeting. 
But Bro. Garrett, tho F. Elder, udvised, (not 
insisted) after explaining my mission and the 
object of my visit, that I should present my 
cause before tbe congregation, to which 
preaohers and tlie brethren heartily consent- 
ed. I have found in Brother Miller a warm 
friend,- a beloved brother in Christ, and a 
XealouB advocate for the missionary cause; 
os also in liis _oollcague, Bro. Freeman. I 
have made the acquaintance, at that place, 
with many warm-hearted and zealous friends 
to the missionary oauso, and nmofig them es- 
pecially that of Rev. Dr. Ellison. Ho is a 
warm iricud of tho German missions, and 
advocates that oauso admirably. 

From Tuskogoo, of which place I wrote 
you last, I wont to Auburn camp meeting — 
started on. Saturday morning, August 28, in 
company with Bro. Bilbro, whoso liouso 1 
havo made my home when in tlie place. We 
reached tho ground about 12 o'clock, in time 
to bear tho, concluding part of tho first ser- 
mon. The meeting was to have commenced 
on Friday, but on account of tlie heavy rain 
tho people could not gather in till Saturday. 
Here, also/I mado acquaintance with many 
of the servanta of God in the ministry. 

On Sunday an opportunity was afforded me 
to present my cause. .After having made a 
speech, and Bro. Hughes having, with warm 
and pathetic appeuls closed, a collection and 
subscriptions were taken up, to the amount 
of- $195 65 ; but tho brethren promised, be- 
fore I left tlio camp ground, that they would 
make out tlio $200. Thus you Bee that kind 
and warm hearted friends nro making me 
prosperous on my tour. 

Somo of tlio brethren convoy me from place 
to place, so that I can snvo considerable trav- 
eling expenses. May God bloss thorn for 
their lovo and friendship, which I have re- 
ceived at all piacos I have visited. 

We had a glorious time at Auburn camp 
meeting— good and’powoftul preaching, full 
of tho gospel marrow. The evonin'g previ- 
ous to my loaving, thore wero about thirty or 
forty mourners at the altar. A number found 
peace in believing ; the Bliout of Israel's king 
was in the camp. 

But now, 1 havo to take leave of my leader 
and gpidc, Bro. Garrett. I feel warmly at- 
tached to him. May God bless him.- 

John M. Hover. 

P. S, I have received the following note 
from a steward of Olivet Church : 

Rev. John M. Hover : Our missionary 
inoetiug came off yesterday, and found mo in 
bod with a broken rib. I havo addressed a 
noto to, tho Secretary, to find out how muoh 
was appropriated to the Gorman mission. 
You may expect $75 from Olivet. The col- 
lection was muoh larger than this. I shall 
go round as soon qe opportunity offers, get 
tho names and amount, and send it wherever 
you. may direot. Hoping you may have 
abundant suocess, I [remain your brother in 
Christ, Joel Hurt. 

Olivet Church, Russell oo., Aug. 23. 


A VINDICATION. 

Mr. Editor : Is there sin attached to tho 
$25,000 collection of tho Alabama Confer- 
ence, and is tho great shame of America her 
ponurions support of the olergy ! 

, The affirmative of tlio above questions*!* 
assumed and stated by on Alabama Itinerant 

in the town of D , a short timo since. It 

line so happened that he'ia not dependent on 
tho Churoh for his support this year, as he 
stated “ ho is supported by gentlemen, nnd 
those gentlomon supported him like a gen- 
tleman.” 

But it was not enough that ho praise the 
bridge that carried him safe, ho must make 
a thrust at tho American Protestants gene- 
rally, and tho Methodists in particular, on uc- 
count of their oare for tho pecuniary wants 
of their ministers — “Tho amount allowed 
was insufficient, was given reluctantly, whioh 
was very embarrassing to him ; he never felt 
otherwise than trammeled when' dependent 
on the Churoh for his support.” Now it oc- 
ours to somo of us, that however true all this 
may bo in somo oases, or . with a minority of 
cases, it should not be Join this good bro- 
ther's case. It would only bo necessary to 
nauio his appointments since ho has "been in 
Alabama, to satisfy every gentleman and 
Methodist in the State that he has been well 
enred for. ' 

As to tho Subject fn goneijlff dll ilia! is ne- 
cessary to remark is, that the disciplinary 
provisions for the support of our ministers 
has been regarded by them sufficient, if not 
liberal ; and wo never hear complaint when 
those claims are mot : and they are generally 
met when tlio minister nets the part of one 
called of God to the work of tho ministry. 

It may be,- times are to bo botter, as “gon- 
tlemen” are coming forward and sotting the 
Church nn example of liberality. Dont bo 
too sanguine, ye saddle-bags men ; I fonr it 
requires that you rank among “ tho Patrick 
Henrys of tlie Southwest” to receive tho sup- 
port of those gentlemen. If so, alas for you ; 
you had bettor stick to the Cross and tho 
Church. May be “your bread nnd water 
will be ghre/’ 

And lost somo might attempt to excuse the 
Churoh for this neglect of tier ministry, from 
tho liberal missionary collections of last year, 
particularly Alabama’s $25,000, ho forestalls 
that by stating that unlioly means bad been 
resorted to to get that money. “ It was 
laughed out of tho people ; it was jeered out 
of them nnd auctioneered out of them, nnd 
no good would come or it ; tho curse of God 
would rest upon ft.” And to provo this po- 
sition good, ho referred to tho failure of tbo 
Flathead Indian mission, , the means to sup- 
port which was raised in a similar way. 

Now it was not ours to bo personally con- 
nected with thoso remarkable collections of 
last year, hut of the brethren who wore tbe 
principal actors at thoso missionary meotings 
wo have some knowledge, andjenow them to 
be men of faith and the Holy Ghost; men 
incapable of stooping to unlawful means to 
swell tbe collections of the Church ; nnd then 
it is known to all who paid attention to tho 
Advocate's reports of those meetings, (and 
these reports ought not to havo escaped the 
notice of oUr good brother) that tho groat 1 
I lead of the Church gavo his sanction to 
thoso efforts, both by opening the hearts of 
tho people to give their money, and Then by 
richly rewarding them with tho outpouring of' 
his good Spirit ; so that his work was revived, 
and many souls saved from death . And shall 
Goil givo the seal of his approbation to tho 
effort to raise means for the furtherance of 
his cause, and then after tho means are raised 
and in tho hands of his servants, as they oo- 


Rev. H. N. McT 
Pea r Brother ■ 
oeodings and n 
hold at Chunn__ 
Ciroult, Ajabuna 


and Sabbath, Ai 


A meeting of 


preaohers’ tent, 

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ugy tho different fields of tlio missionary 
work, stamp it with his ourso 1 Novor, never ! 
Tho thought is the suggestion of tho enemy,' 
or tho phantom of tho orator. No, brethren 
at homo and brethren abroad, let the success 
hitherto given bo but the pledge that God 
intends to sustain the Churoh in her efforts 
Nospread ligbfand truth through all lands. 

The SoNriiv a Mechan^l 
, Alabama, August, 1852. 


For Ike N, O. ChrblUa AdvoceU. 


MR. ROSSER’S APPEAL. 


W&ihiniitos National Mosomiat.— T lio Wuhlngton 
jupom putiltoh tbo following communication from tlio 
SocroUrj of tbe Washington National Monument Amo- 
elation, with the mpiest that tbe preu throughout tba 
country will copy It. Wo gladly giro It a place In our 
columu : 


“ Aa several communications, from various pasts of the 
United States have been made to the Hoard of Mauagere 
of tho Waahlngton Monument Society, suggesting the 
propriety And expediency of having boaee placed at the 
dilTerouI polls during the anproaehlng PrealdentW 
election, to reoelvo congrihutlons for tho Notional 
Monument, now In the oouraa of erection In tale city, the 
Doud, In aooonUue with thoae suggeetiona. roepeetfully 
request tae judges or oommlseloncre of eleeUon, the poet- 
maaten of the nspeoUre localities whan tae oleotlona 


ere held, or any other patriotic nnd piihtio eplriud 
eltlMnj.io undertake tail duty by having boro fitted up 
nt the polls, with tae label. » Cmlrttmltmi te (Ae WmASk- 
(on MU’opol tfomuaml,” etc., end ooUeoUag nnd true- 
mlttlng the amounts so deposited to tlw Treasurer of the 
‘,J. B. II. Smith, Ben. Any expense which may 
these ouUecUoDs will be paid, nnd the Berries 


d ttiyiff collections „ ^ _ 

thankfully Acknowledged by tbo Board of Mtiuim 
•’By order. Ugo. W.ttsssos, SacteUry. 1 


Mil. Editor : I have read with much in- 
terest tho appeal which the Rev. L. Rosser 
has addressed to the Southern Church, in be- 
half of a church in tho oity of Washington, 
D. C. I Binoorely hope this appeal wiil be 
promptly and nobly heeded and responded to 
by Southern Methodist*. While in Wash- 
ington, a few weeks since, I had a conversa- 
tion with an intelligent member of • out 
Church residing there, and learned, to my 
surprise, that tho hostility of tlio ministers of 
tho Baltimore .Conference towards our cause 
was extreme, and that no effort* were spared 
to obstruct its progress. Ab a specimen of 
this spirit, 1 will montion a single i'aot rela- 
ted to mo. A member of the Baltimore Con- 
ference declared to niy informant, that ho 
would sooner go the. circus than to the South- 
ern Church in that city! Yet onr friends 
and cause there are prospering. They have 
the best Methodist Church in the oity, bought 
for the small sum of $4000. . The balance 
due on it cun be easily mode up by the thou- 
sands of moneyed men among us. , Brethren, 
wo owe it to ourselves nnd (these struggling 
brethren To do this. 

If wo do not stand by and aid our friends 
who espouse our oauso under suoh circum- 
stances ns these, others will have little en- 
couragement to do so. I am sorry to say, 
that if I am rightly informed, these brethren 
liavo not reoeivod tlie sympathy and oo-ope- 
ration from all Southern Methodists whioh 
they deserved. It was stated to me that a 
“great Methodist” — by profession — from 
Mississippi, who spout most of tlie post year 
in Washington, as a reporter “for a paper in 
his State, never visited tbe Southern Churoh, 
but oooupied a prominent seat in a Northern 
Methodist Cburob, and paid liberally for it* 
support! Over this foot the opponent* of 
our oauso boosted not a little. Suoh eonduot 
ought to be known to tho community in 
wbioh lio live?. White suoh professed friends 
of tbo Church desert and betray her interests, 
let its real friends oqme forward and show 
our brethren at tlio capital that we appreci- 
ate them aud tlie cause. Let us send on our 
fives, tons and twenties, and our larger sums, 
for in aiding this etruggUng churoh we skull 
do permanent good. ' J. Hamilton. ''1 
„ Mobile, Sept. 7, 1852. 


to make all 
ments for a 
Samuel Armstrong! 

H. Powell, Sooretai 
A goneral consul 
ohango of opinions in 
nia, German and Home 
The following 
Powell, were una 
Resolved, That we 
by subscription or 
dollars for the Cali 1 
the ordor of Bishop 
Resolved, That we 
Paino the Rov. John L. 
admirably qualified for 
ho will accept him os one 
about to bo eont to that 
labor. 

Resolved, Thatshi 
Bro. Sanders for tho 
oircuit, if necessary, \ 
and should ho fall at nr 
wo will again welcome : 
and jee to_it that the 
her barrel, nor tho oil 
JRcv. John M, Hofer, 
addressed the meeting in 
mans there, and called 
ing a'churoh. 

A letter from Rev. J, 
the New Orleans District, 
mending Bro. Hofer to 
regards of the Confe 
importance of bus 
sions in Now Orleans. 

Dr. D. W. Pollock,, of 
sion, also addressed the 
importance of tho Gera 
behalf of tlio projeot su 
Hofor. 

Bro. George Stewart 
lowing resolutions, whii 
Resolved, That wo will 
row five hundred dollars t 
church in New I Orleans forihe 
sions. 

Resolved, That we will ' 
dollars for tho homo mlerj 
Bro. S. Armstrong, R«v. 
Banks and Dr. N. B. 1 
a committco to doviso 
carrying out the above 
Bro. Sanders being 
meeting, and expressed 
to go to Californio, should 
tion moet tbo approbation 
The mooting then ndj 
S. Ai 

R. H. Powell, Seo’y. 

Tlio Committee of Am 
snmo evening and drafted 
for tho ensuing meeting a 
First. The collection" fir 
mission shall be taken u 
dress from Dr. Pollock, 
to California. 

Seoond. We will tak 
the German mission in 
ded by an address 
missionary to the Gpe-.— — - 
lowed by Dr. Wm. 
dent of Mnoon Female 
a citizen of Macon counl 
Thirdly. Wo will tafe 
for homo or domestic mis 
from Rov. Dr. T. L. Dqt 
Alabama. 

Sabbath morning, at btf 
the congregation was oalled 
sound of- the trumpet, 
opened by ringing, \pnd 
Armstrong; after whioh 
cceded to address the 
tant mission in Califoi 
very fine indeed, and told 
ful effect on the oong 
tears from many eyes 
pockets. 

Tho coll was made ft* 
in a short £riod of rims 
were found entered in the' 

The German mission’ 

Bros. Hofer and Ellison 
bly in short, but very 
which were followed by 
cash to the amount of 
Judging that we bod 
gation long enough for 
joumed tbe meeting till 
we again met at tbe i 
sure of hearing an e; 
by Dr. Dawson, at the ; 
a few remarks advocating 
colored man who hoes 
whose labor brings to our! 
and luxuries of life. He 
bly in bringing this so! 

'fhe oall was made 
noble work, and was 
scriptions to the amount ef 
all tho sum of two thi 
dollars aud fifty cents, 
camp meoting. 

Hero I leave you to? 
be dono for this cause if i 
Israel wore fully awoke 
and best of all causes, tb» 

I have several mission 
other portions of my 
tho fire of missionary 
same intensity it did at 
ground. This is tbe 
missionary operations 
will no doubt say a 
think. And if no sei, 
the end will be equally 
got a good deal mops 
ouit; not that I 
ouit of the wor! 
ing tho Gospel to. 
race. “God forbid 
in the Cross of Jew 

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Park Benjamin, Esq., is delivering liisUc- 
t«!».oaa Iieeuie at Borate#., to luuwaw auifviww, 


Prof. Laubabee lias resigned the editorship, 
of the Ladles' Repository. 


help m tbu gw 

There is one, 
to whioh I in 
Tho olrouit, tu 
only raise one 
Sanders and hi* 
but also pledge 
there, if neoei 
at his post, as 
welcome his w~ 
that the meal shall 

the oil hi her cruse, 

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morning, August 26, Okohok 
A Mr*. Emily W. Heard, all of 


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»1T 40, OW good at ,1V 
— . nnd 40 at 030 S tea. 

TALDOW-Tht rate# fbr 0 
r«no»a, end w. bar# notlMd 
K ft, » prioo whtob holdare 
LAUD Orf— Tho aalae of the . 

"^StjlAiSghM rata* t 
menu of tha weak tneluda 
87a Od for Tobaeoo, two or 
Colton, and ono fbr Bottom It 
EXOIIANOKS— The 
Uirown a larger number 


n limited demand the rater hate 
note quote : 


when Iho tieliu wat pot aeturbourd, auil tin, boa t a t. 
tbo fearful barrier by a audduo hbeer. the I, ull of that 
Imuieuat ihlp ewept with a power that made out, giddy, 
within ten feet of tbe preolpitoui rook— aud the inoat 
tiudd, at well at tbo boldoet, held bit breath fur a Uute. 


Cu»iruutNr«,ur. — The oltlatoa of Mobile tendered a 
oompllmentary glnner to Uapt. Bliufeldt, or the eteaiiier 
Work Warrior, and Mead, Btq., whlob from olreutttn- 
pet they Jolt ownpelled to dtellne. 


— JJta-UUU ' ULL- 'I Um 

Cl>f tun (Orleans Ct^rislian JUmoratr. 


‘** e5eS ^tO _ tho destitute. VVho 
t tied In hi* wwl, and tho 
his hearty and fools that a 
;the Gospol iiJ commit tod to 
bo a missionary tinder there 

to itny that tho missionary 
,itn the Eufhula District., for 
Mil probably exceed that 

|g ' 

^ \ ' Joseph F. Roper. 


' Aot* of Oongreas. 

Till* following to A ltot of th# modt Important act* nntl 
rpRolntlonk passed daring tho I nut eewilon of CMgrrn : 

.. An * r * n * ,n K tho right of war to Missouri, end ft por- 
tion of tlie public land*, to aid In tho construction of cer- 
tain tnllroetls In Paid State. 

An act to establish a branch of the mint of the United 
mates In California. 

An act to relinquish to to tho State of Iowa tlio land* 
rvsurved for Mlt spring* therein; «, 

An act granting to the 8toto of Michigan tbo right of 
way , and a donation of publlo land, for the construction 
of a ship canal around tno fall* * # **"“ * — ,J * H * 

An not amendatory of tho act 


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Jj INTELLIGENCE. 

f the Orosoont City. 

FROM HAVANA. 

Crescent City, Lieut. D. P 
arrived Tuesday morning from 
bringing date* from tho latter port 
Seventy- six pMseugom ami a largo 
Tbe Crescent Oily made the' ruu from 
at the Southwest Pass, In flfly-two 

Ip Havana continues, and arrest * of 
I Af even thinking treason, arc dally 
said to linvo been connected 
paper, Voi del PuehU>, aro in pttyor. 
give further partlonlar* of the 
rtl^Oabw: : Up t« tbo Both rhecln* 
th^ were light, and did no damage, 
bad raised $50,000 to assist tho destl- 
munbor of workmen bad boon employed 
‘ to repair damage*. 

Merino qualities a* falsehoods nml cnl- 
whlch had been published In our pa- 

condition of tho Lgund. 

jMyi, that the cholera rage* In our city 
no oho hero will deny it ; but It does not 
•xtent as to falsely reported. In Havana 
luburba. the number of case* of the cpl- 
4iceeded twenty or twoniy-four per day, 
of deaths fanges between eight and ten. 
iaad English Consul* General have sent to 
far farce* to protect the Interests of 
olM Of serious disturbance, 
i from the United State* are prohibited. 
Of policemen was placed on board tho 
and the purser was not allowed to laud. 

gf the Dtsiel Webster— Later from 
Odifomia. 

D*aW Webster. Copt. Ora flam, arrived 
Juan, bringing dates from 8n n 
It. Tho passenger* from San 
in the extraordinary short space 
Ire hour*, tho qulckost trip ever 


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is of little importance. Tho 
Presidential candidates appear 
limn any other topic. 

» mine* aro not a* largo us usual, 
the season. 

ert. lal® member of Congress, and 
California, was killed in a duel 
. W. Deurcu, of Trinity county, 
not given, 
quit* of Ilenry Clay were celebrated 
Francisco, with great pomp. * A large 
through the streets, and the most 
I U was a body of five huudred Ohi- 


from Panama with the 
Sate, the latter being detained 
of sickness among the troop* 


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lime since reported to have 
coast of Peru, had arrlted itffr at San 
13th, In th* short ,'paasage of 101 days 






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vessel* stationed at Masat- 
ef Oapt. Hanson, aud lately de- 
trip to the Oolf of Tehuantepec. 
#ml the prococds pocketed 
was built In NewYork, and 
as supposed had bceu dispatched 
port. 

papers to the 7th uit. were re- 
port the sailing of the steamer, 
in special session at Salom, tho 
surcs to secure tho erection of 
Ijoumment took placo on thu 
Importance having been irons- 


taken place between a large pfcVty 
It**, near Tablo Bock. Bofwccn 
were kilUed, afida treaty of jwaco 
idvaniagoou* tend*. 
weU, and several rich dlseovorles 
Hogue river, a man dug out a lumj> 
Another man washed over $1000 out 


of the HI Dorado. 

leaner EL Dorado, Captain Baxter, ar- 
moralng. six day* and eight hours 
Bay. ' 

hfk Avplnwall on the Sd instant, fiho 
w, the majority of those who ar- 
an Francisco having gone to New 
which sailfcd from Asplnwallon tho 
‘ Dflrado. A 

subsided on U®Hfdhnuis. and 
hMU resumed with mow than usual 

Is progressing rapidly, and to ex- 
before eight months shall havu 

hft the Sierra Nevada at Asplnwall. on 
"“NewYork via Kingston. 

NewYork $1,600,000 in specie and 

^»OUt 800 mile* from thePalise, tho 
the steamship l’ampero, hence for Sau 

•bout 150 miles from the Balixe, saw 
Mnce for A*p|nwaU. 

*r of the steamship El Dorado, died 
of September. 

. passenger, died at sea, on the 

El Dorado bring Ban Franotoco dates 
htor than tho** received 'by the Da- 

tot*A*Ds.--There wero ten Jives lost 
by the late flood. It wm forty 
the waves murured It in many places, 
ohamwl*. Two hundred head 

*vaa — We have advices from Jeffcr- 
*W*i»g of the 3d Inst. Fivo day* had 
•ffmrts to cleet a Speaker of the 
• The Benton and antl-Bonton 
J?»*P«atcd against each other than ever, 
no chanoe of their coming tot 

election in Montgomery, 
-tvo dollar* coUeoted In the box 
the memory of Washington,” 
, the creotlon of the Washlngtou 

®t«rly, K. I., to proiented the 
•Sabbaths every week. Almost 
Seventh Day Baptists, who 
■hcredne**, and on no account 
walnder observe Sunday as u 
avoid all labor. The result Is 
" , iy be so*u going to eburch, 
. aud some ortho fsotorlcs 
Irely. On Sunday f 
are 


An net granting to the 8toto of Michigan tbe right of 
way .and a donation of public land, for the construction 
of a nhjp canal around the fall* of St. Mary. In said State. 

An not amendatory of the act entitled, ‘‘ An net th pro- 
vido for holding tho court* of the United Staten in (too 
onto of tho *loknem 6r other disability of the Judge* or tn© 
dtolrlct courts.” approved July 2l>, 1850. 

An net to provide far the nppolntttfent of a Superintend- 
Obt of Indian Affair* In California. 

An act to make land warrant* neMgnnhle. 

An act supplementary to •* An act providing for the tak- 
ing of th* seventh and subsequent ccnsuseH of the United 
States. an$to fix tho number of the members of tho House 
of Representatives, and to provide for their future nppor- 
thmmont amOBB the sovcrol States,’ ’ approved May 23, 

An act to provide for a tri-monthly mall from NuwOr- 
leans and Vera Crua, via Tampico, and back, In ste<un 
vessel*. * , 

An act to amend an act entitled, An act to provide for 
the better security of tho lives of passengers on board or 
vessels propelled iu wholo or in pari by Htcam,” aud for 
othnr purposes. - 

An act authorising Imported good*, ware* and merchan- 
dise, entered and bonded far warehousing in pursuance of 
law, to be exported by certain routes to ports or plaocs in 
Mexico. 

An act to amend an act entitled, “An net to curry into 
effect tho Convention betv eon the United States and the 
EmporoY of Brazil of tho 27th day of January, lu tho year 
1840.” approved March 29, I860. 

An act making appropriations for the current and con- 
tingent expenses of the Indian Deparftncut. nnd far ful- 
filling treaty stipulations with tho various Indinu tribes, 
far tho year bndlug June .'JO, 1863. 

An act making appropriations for tho payment of inva- 
lid and other pensions of the United State*, for the year 
ending tho 30th of Juno 1853. 

Au act making appropriation for tho payment of navy 
pensdons far the year ondlng the 30th of June, 1853. . 

An act making appropriation* for the support of tbo 
Military Academy, for the year oudlng June 30, 1853 

Au a ct making Appropriation s fo r the civil and dip lo- 
matic expense* oTlho Ucverrinicut. loir the year ending 
30th Juno, 1853. nnd for other purpose*. 

An act making appropriations for the naval scrvlco for 
the year ondlng the 30th Jquc, 1853. 

An act making appropriation* far tbo support of the 
arnjy for the year ending 30th Juno, 1863. 

An act making appropriations far the transportion of ' 
the United States mnlto by ocean steamers and otherwise, 
dicing the Itocal year ending the 30th June, 1863. . 

An act making appropriations for tho improvement of 
certain harbor* ami rivers. 

An . act making appropriations for tho service of the 
Tost Ofilco Department during the fiscal year ending the 
30th J.uno, 1853. and far other purposes. 

An act making appropriations for light-houses, light- 
boats. buoys, etc., ami providing for tlm erection aud es- 
tablishment of tho same, and for other purposes.- 

An act providing for the carrying into execution In fur- 
ther part, tho 12th article of the treaty with Mexlho. con- 
cluded at OuadalUpo - Hidalgo 

An uct to supply deficiencies In tho appropriations lor 
tho service of the fiscal year ending the 8Uth June, 1852. 

An act to regulate the mileage of thu delegate from tho 
Territory of Oregon. 

An act to lognlize certain entries of public land made 
lu tbe Statu of Florida. 

An act ttf authorize tbo State < f Mississippi to sell tin- 
land* heretofore appropriated for tho use of schools lu 
that State, aud to ratify and approve the sales already 
mado 

An act to amend an act entitled "An net providing for 
the salo of certain lands In the State* of Ohio and Michi- 
gan, coded by tho, Wyandott tribe of Indian*, nml far 
other purposes.” approved on the. 3d day of March. 1813 

An net to release from reservation and restore to the 
masiLOf public lands certain lands In tho State of Ar- 

An act for the relief of American citizens lately impris- 
oned nnd pardoned by the Queen of Spain. 

An net to authorize the 1‘rcsldent of the United State* 
to designnte the place* for the port* of entry and delivery 
for the collection district* of l'uget’s^ouud nml Umpqua, 
in tho Territory of Oregon.' and to fix the compensation 
for the Collector at Astoria In said Territory. 

An net to amend the net entitled -An act to rednce'nnd 1 
modify the rates of postage in tho United States and for 
other purposes." passed March 3. 1851. 

An act to amend an netbntitled “An net to settle nnd 
■adjust the expenses of.the people of Oregon In defending 
themselves from tbe attneks nnd hostilities of the CnyuHe 
Indians, in the'years 1847 and 1848.” approved February 
14.1851. ' 

An act to grant tho right of way to all rail and plank 
road* aud macadamized turnpikes p issing through the 
publlo land* belonging to thn United States. 

Au net to proridu for executing the public printing and 
establishing tbe prices thereof, nnd for other purposes 

A resolution to authorize tho I , u*ttnn»t*f General to le- 
galize certain contracts for tho transportation of the mail 
in California and Oregon. 

'A resolution accepting from Guiseppe Fagnanl n por- 
trait of Henry Clay, and ordering it to be placed In the 
library of Congress. 

A resolution extending the timo of the ’Commissioner, 
under tho Convention with Brazil. 

A resolution of welcome to Louis Kossuth. 


..... --.or. mnir. iMHAnTKH.-— J DC P! II WBUKW 

Sentinel Rites the following locldento connected with th* 
destruction of tlm AUaniloon Lako Kris* 

An Interesting exhibition was given of 

*■ Ths Faith that skvath, 

IIopo that every trial bravoth,” 

ntl ftgM couple, /ivcr seventy, who were 
the hurricane deck. The man was frantic with 
despair, but his wife, in the most beautiful assnrauen of a 
slon Trn ^ * riUt ’ ” rou BM him to composure and snbtnls- 

-i A y° un * tarried eoupln stood together calculating tho 
ouancos of tho wreck sinking ..before tho propeller renchcd 
,c ; A*** docs Joraoc,” said tho young wife, unconscious 

® r Ay other ear, « bo suro to koop fast hold of me, So that 
wa shall go down together.” 

One lady was seen by Mr. Walbridgo to throw her In- 
rant Into tho water, and tlmn to leap nftnr It. When tho 
bow wont down, tho farwavd cabin broko nwky from tho 
uoat. nnd floated off with thoso that wore on it, aud they 
wero rescued. It Is possible that some who were strug- 
gling In the water, near tho wreck, might have linen 
helped on to It by thoso who could, swim, but (hero were 
two considerations to hinder these efforts ; the almost 
cortajuty of being drawn under by those clutching wildly 
at every thing, nnd the expectation that they should nil 
go down together, before help arrived. When the pro- 
petler actually neared tho wreck, nnd deliverance seemed 
probable, the ascriptions of pralso and thanks to God went 
up tn loud shouts from slncoro hearts on bended knees 
and bonds raised to ' Heaven. The propeller came up and 
the ( a plain seeing that they wero about to rush, backed 
off. and said— ■ Now. If you do not preserro order, nnd 
keep calm. I will paddle off. and leavo you:” The « fleet 
war. iustantaneouB ; silcnao was obtained; Mr. Osborne, 
In a loud voice, directed the men to let thu women pare off 
■** wt —} 0 preservo.order and sllenco ; tho propeller «ridp 
alongside — the women and children were handed iip first 
—and every Ono of that large number were taken on hoard 
without one tailing Into thu water. Thi scones on tho 
propeller wore heart-rending. Danger over, dreadful ro- 
alitle* farced themtelvc* on the mind, and the strongest 
sat down aud wept. Quo young nmu wan disconsolate In 
his agony of grief. •• I have lost my two sisters ” said he. 
iu the most touching accent* ; •• I could not llui them In 
the dark 

Mom: or vnr. Late Stoiim at tii». East — Wc learn 
from the Boaton paper* that in all the town* the effect* c.f 
the plot in have been felt severely. In lloxbury much 
ran- and choice fruit wn* destroyed. In 'Obarlustown. 
Sotncrvillo, Medford, uud Cumhrldgo, many valuable fruit 
Arauji.wbiiU-tt-Aiw-dajw sl»»ov.a>u»g h*4e»-wiH» bu*«tiful 
fruit, arc now stripped, large branchr* brokeu. and fruit 
and foliage scattered upon tho ground. In Somerville a 
whole fluid qf corn was tovuled to the ground, and In M«d- 
fnn! and Woburn, peach, apricot, nnd plum trees were 
stripped of fruit, broken and destroyed. 

The Bangor pnflcra state that n very heavy three days 
rain cahie to a conclusion on Saturday afternoon. A 
large quantity of rain fell, which was much needed. 

.. At Newbury porte the quantity of rain which fell from. 
Saturday night to Monday morning, at fivo o'clock, wa* 
3 inches nnd Ou-lUOth*. 


«HK* romcnariram and tn© a*lro*d. rp.,# t. .. 

m'Ntir* tv. IICIjKOHAPHIC 1 1 kmh. 

form nunoESTRD TOJ. TRACK 6V >ll,W. Bsploilon of the ReimlMK. 

t. 1,1 th« ptm b« of rftl rjrprw,. nr Itond pin,, N«,rYn««, Baturil,, RvflfilK, RnpB. 4. 

fourteen by fourtotn Inches. Let them be driven ten T ° n hilled and thirty other* scalded by 

feet In tho ground lu bln© clay, aud this wll||<*ure Umlr »**Vlorion of tlio boiler of the steamboat JtelndefT, to- 
Dill strength. Hths bottom ho la** firm thanthto clay, n ** By ' Lauding, on tho Hudson river, 

grantor depth may bo requisite. « ' Bt«am©r Sllilod. 

S. Ui U.,r, bo l*o lino, of pile, coiled f ntlt hnunmiiu, Beplomber 4. 

,r», arlren rertloolly Urn foot from 'ortilt, t n „olrn, Tli, (Jlljr of (lliinehoter roll.d R>r t.lwpool to- 

troncrcno to tlio line, ond toll fool Trom oonlr, lo oflllrc, d«jr from Ihl, |Kirl. gho took but tin uprolr. 

", n . 0 ' .. Arrival of the Arotio Further Partiou- 

3. Let there be tiro nddllloniil linen, eetej b r „, rI . Urn Ooner - Nowe. 

ilrlren, ono on ench elite or, end trenerereoly tn line rrlth. NcwVnm, n 

W^SettK InoHno'tnwn-dty ten or Tbe nocount, by tbe Aretl. nr, np to ,,i„ Juh’Tmtuet 
W^rcr Pr ° r '' ni * ** lW *“ m ’ " h “ ,r tmm embrneo t„. f.Ll„, ttrin, , 

4. Lettlicplte.be cut half olf nt Arc r„t ,tior, tb. “ Liverpool Ootton Market. 


irr.’XT 

- ..... 

lkh'*?rT :, l J;-VCik th 


fact from tho supporters 

4. Let the pile* be ent half off nt five fan( above the 
menu level of tho Lako, to form a shoulder tmnsvcrac to 
thu lino, far tho reception df the main tlo#, which nre In 
llko manner tn be cut half In twain. 


Livr.arooi., August 25 

Tho sale* of cotton on Saturday and Monday were llml- 
ted to about 19,000 bolus, but on Tuesday th* demand waa 
active} and the total sale* since the depart urn of thn 


6. Let the mnln tlu*, or caps, ho ten by fourteen* inches ac ri*a} and the total sale* slncn thn depart urn of thn 
plno lumber, (clear of sap, llko all other timber* used,) AHierlca aro 35.000 hales. Thorn have boon hut few specn- 
sixteen fact long, promoting thro* foot from th* outside of 0r M P° rtcM ln th » markut, nnd nearly all ha* been 


thn bntco piles, 


taken for tho trade. Thor* I* a decidedly better fading 


Let both tbe supporter* anti bracora b* cut off at the i 0 t°*ard the close, aud to-day transaction* 

race of thn c#pi. • firmer prices. Most of thn broker* quote 

IiSt tlio stringer* by ten bv fourteen Inches, sot on .**?. 0,,8WW Rt °Wi Upland* at Onfl'.d. 


muface of thn caps. b 

.7. Lt-t. the stringer* by ten bv fourteen Inches, sot on ‘ 
side, upon the supporters, and spiked secunly to both cap PrF 
and pile, by an obllquo bolt pasalng through all three, and 
dinclilog. It 1* 


England— Mlnluterlal OliAnges. 

It 1* reported that Lord Canning willcnfcr the Ministry 


8. Let tho rail* (a flat or U rail being prcl rnblo) bo laid “ St ‘ cn ' t,iry of 8ut ® r,tr Fore, 8 n Affairs, and that Lord 


on the Btrlnger*, without ties, nuar to their outer edge, 
ami lnfido of them, at threo Inches dlstnnco, six by six 
inch fcnntllng*. bo securely bolted to the stringer*, to aot 


Mnlenshury will bo nppointrU Embassador to Pari*. 
Parliament I* td meet on thn fourth of November. 

Tho Hon. R. J. Walker I* about paying a vtolt to Gal- 


as/e»:diT«. and protent tho poa*lblllty of the car* runnlmr 1 WRy ' ° n bu,,,nc,i • , connected with tho Ne*York and 

r.fT II. n K (Inlwnv linn nf iti.iitni.r. ' 


off the track. 

U. L'.-t tbo wholo bo perfrotly floored with four Inch 
scantling, faith tnsldo and mitddo of the track. 


(lalwoy lino of stcamur*. * 

Franco and Belgium. 

1( U'ttOW Mtatii.I Mint Mm baltra* 


10. Let there b* a secura Wood railing fodr fact high on Helghiiji to complied. All to qul»t In Path* and lu Uie 
ouch outside of tho plank road thus mode. department*. 

Tl.-Wherever t h u wat or 1* more than fi fteen fart deep, let . Caie ^ M r. King.— Tho negotiation of Mr. 

inn plleg.be braced 'to ench other on their Inside by scant- ’’rittl JhfTTlottrlilrtaflt 61 liruccc, - reiullve io die 

ling, such ns I* used, for floorlug, placed at extreme low caB '' ^ *^ r ' bn,) ronultod In a *atlsfuctory arrangu- 
watcr mark. Or*t«t thero bo n tie made hf, two sed utllngs. m,,n L 

bolted on opposite side* of block* a* wide iu the piles, tbo Sr.u-v— A line of steamers has boon ostnbltohcd to run 
blocks placed ono nt each end of tbo scantling, and the tlo monlb !j h^wcon Cadiz and Cuba. Tho Bpantoh. war- 
made be, dropped over tho lino of transverse piles, " lw4n Jf*>Vulcnn has been sunk off tho Aaoro*. 
and sunk to thu desired depth, upon elect* fastened to tho Asoriitn Puikt - Mr. Illnd, tlio astronomer, ho* dls- 
Plies before driving. Lot oblique braces bo set upon these another planet. 

at one bracer; nnd roaoh up to tho base of the cap on tho Am»:*icaj« 8qi’Ai>aox.— Tho American squadron bos 


At, Fnh-m much fruit has boon Mown down and over- opposite bracer. Roth these braclmrs or their enuiva- ^ifad from Trlestp . 
loa(I»*d tree* hn-xposod situations linvo b'-en Injured. lonti, may bo necessary 8t«a 

Tho lilums Which were begiimlng to ripen Wore the , „ , , , 0tea 

storm have been very generally blown off, Tho suthlen Let tnero be three druw-brhlges, with proper Jotti# Loi 

»-- -* — * - for*thc convenient admission and transit of vessels— one 


»torm have been very generally Mown off, Tho sud'h'ii 
accession of moisture, too. swelled -thorn so that they 
cracked open. lJushels now lie upon the ground iu tho 
fruit garden* of the vicinity of Boston completely ruined 
and faw reinahrupon the trees. 


Steamboat Sunk* 

Loi'ttvtLLE, Tuesday, September 7. 

A dispatch from Memphis report* thnt the steamer Paw- 


plnced near tho middle, and ono near each sldo in ueo, hound up tlib river from NcwOrlentis, has been snagged 
water ten foot deep. Let each draw bave.farty feet span. ►unk. a short distance below Memphis. Most of her I 

13. Tho commerce of the Lake has rcfnrcqco almost to damaged. Tho boat lie* in six feet water, and I* 


A t'i.rnii' ai. Stiiiki:.— -T lio clergymen of Connecticut are I wholly to NcwOrlcans. and then-fare ruin Ju lines par- cxpucU-d to bo rajsed in a few day. 


Appointments by the President. 

Hy -*H<1 with the ailrirr nnd rotltfTtf of I he Senate. 

Gustavus A. Ilunry, of TenucMce. to h<*m Oommlssloner 
under tho act of Congn-ss approved 3d March, 1831, enti- 
tled, “ An act to ascertain and settle tho private land 
claims In tho State of California.'’ vice James Wilson, 
rejected. 

John T. Towers, of tho District of Columbia, to be Su- 
perintendent of the Public -Printing, under the act of Con- 
gress approved 26th August. 1852. 

i.vntAN AOCXTS. 

Andrew Jackson Smith', to be Agent for the Chickasaw 
Indians, vice Kenton Harper, resigned. 

Benjamin D. Wilson, to b« Agent far Indians in Califor- 
nia, vice O. M. Wozencraft. removed. 

Samuel Sheldon, to bo Agent for Indians in California, 
vko Pearson B. Reading, who declines,. _ 

Miohael Steok, to be agent for Indians in New Mexico, 
▼Ice A. 11. Wolley. removed. 

RLOISTEns ok the lXxd' okfick. 

William Gilliam, of Iowa, to bo Register ol' thu Land Of 
flee for the Chariton District, In the 8t«tc of lawn. 

George N. Nightengale, of Iowa, to be Register of the 
Land Office for the Northern District in the Stateof Iowa. 

Allen Plerse. of Minnesota Territory, to bo Register of 
the Land Office at Stillwater. Minnesota, vice A. Von Vor- 
hes, removed. 

Joseph II. D. Street, of Iowa, to bo Register of the Laud 
Office for the Missouri River District, iu thu State of K>wa. 

Franc to Springer, of Iowa, to be Register of thu Land 
Office at Fairfield. Iowa. 

r RE CEIVEil g Of _JU1BUU — MOX EYS- 

Isaac Lefler. of Iowa, tq be Rc-coiVur of Public Moneys 
for the Charlton District, in the Btate^of Iowa. 

KHphalet Price, of Iowa, to ho Receiver of Public Moneys 
for the Nprthern District in the State of Iowa. 

Jonathan E. McKusick.of Minnesota Territory, to* be 
Receiver of Publlo Moneys at Stillwater. Minnesota, vice 
Nathaniel U. Wilcox, removed. 

S. M. Bollard, of Iowa, to be Receiver of Fublio Money* 
for tbo Missouri Riyor. District, lu the Statu of Iowa. 

• ^bLUXTOMS OK THE CKSTOMS. 

Beqjamln U. Bythewbod, Beaufort, Soqth Caroliua, re- 


appointed. 

GoorgeOlbbs, 'District of Oregon, vice Johu Adair, whoso 
commission expired. 

Sl'MErons OK THE CUSTOMS. 

Jacob Hewlett, Cold Spring, NewYork, re-appointed. 
Moses Johnson, Lavaca, Texas, re-appointed. 

George P. Kvuns, Hast River, Virginia, vice P. T. Yeat- 
sian, resigned. 

Hopeful Toler, Sun Pedro, California, vice J. B. Stevens 

resigned. 

CONSUL*. 


The NewYork Express says that tho following nominu- 
ons have been confirmed by the U. S. Senate : 

John Broudfort, port of Leith, Scotland ; In place of 


Robert Grade, resigned. 

Winston J. Trowbridge, of Connecticut, Island of Bar- 
badocs ; placo of William R. Ilayes, resigned. 

Win. L. U. Newman, NewYork, St. Johns. 

Frederick W. Clark. NowIIampshlre, Sydney, N. S. W.; 


■v*=aa 


m 


Ml 




■ in place of Jos. II. Williams, removed. 

George II. Faruutu. Massachusetts, Port Louis, Isle of 
Franco or Mauritius ; place of ll’m. Carroll, removed. 

John 56. Torrcy, Pennsylvania, Capo Verde lsluuds 
placo of M. D. Parker, resigned. ^ 

Nicholas Pike, NewYork, Portugal; place of Horucu 
Smith, deceased. 

Franco Lance, Florence : place of Edward G image, re 
signed. 

Wm. E. Hines, Rhode Island, Mozambique. 

Win. MoMIllen, Massachusetts. Island of Zanzibar 
place of Cbarlea^ Ward, resigned. 

Thomas Miller, Hilo, Llund of Hawaii. 

-^tobert N.'Culhcort. ftlossaohusutts, St. Catherines ; plact 
of A. M. Ross, deceased. 

Thomas J. Tubb, Virginia, Laguua de Terminus ; place 
of U r A. Holmes. i > t-Higni-d. 

JOHph II. Nicholson, Maryland, Tunis. 

George V. Upton, Massachusetts, port of Rio Urande, 
Brazil ; place of Henry L. Parham, resigned. m 

Conviction or tiie Stouki-out Riotcus — I t will he re 
meubered that a serious riot occurred somo time slnco at 
Stockport, England, growing out of an attempt to prevent 
a Catholic Sunday Sohool procession. The trial of the 
rioters commenced at Chester a few weeks ago, and on the 
13th ult. the jury returned the following verillut againBt 
thu Irish Catholics : 

Guilty against all the prisoners for a riot on the first and 
second counts. On thu third and fourth counts, Murphy 
alone was found guilty of feloniously wouudiug tin- w it- 
ness Pickeu. Qu thu fifth count, Naughtou, guilty of an 
assault on Thomas Pearson. On tho sixth count, Roger 
McDermot. not guilty on the oharge of feloniously wound- 
ing James Swindles. 

Sentence was deferred, and on the fallowing morning 
the court took up the charge* against the “ English Pro- 
testant*," agatust whom there are uo less - tlmn seven in- 
dictments far h-lony, Including the charge* of demolish- 
lug the two Homan Catholic chapels, and the houne of (he 
priests. , 

Btkam Rac-ina.— ' A correspondent of the N. Y. Mirror 
who was a passenger In. the steamship Pacific on her lute 
voyage, uccUyiw Cupt. Nyo of raolug against time and thus 
endangering tho lives of hto passengers. He *uy* : 

lu order to mako the shortest passage that w as ever 
made on the 44 great circle,” Oapt. Ny* took tin- northern 


oompluiiiing of their salaries a- altogether inadequate to 
the comfortable support of thcmselvea nnd families. A 
pamphlet lias been issued by the clergymen or tho Episco- 
pal Church, setting farth the grievance. It states that 
tho average salary t<«ie clergy 1* uo£ over $453. . 

J'ustace under hii: New Law ,—Tlie law recently jiti«8cd 
by Congress, provides .that each newspaper, periodical, 
unsealed circular, or other article of printed matter, not 
exceeding three ouuccs in weight, shall tie m*nt tn any 
part ot the t’nltod States for one cent ; and lor every ad- 
ditional ounce or ftaction of au ounce, one cent additional 
shall lie charged. Newspapers and perlbdicAto not weigh- 
ing over one ounce and n half, when circulated ln the 
State where published, shall be charged one-half or the 
rates before ufeiitioued. The postage-mi nil transient mat- 
ter to to- prc-pnld. or shall be charged double the rate* 
above mentioned 

' Book* not weighing over half pound*, shall be charged 
one cent an ounce for all distances under three Ihoiu-aud 
miles. 

Cltr.Rl II AND Hosi-pAl. KOH ltlllTISII IlMir.n ants. — Mr 
lUir.rh. the Urittoh Vice eom-ul at NewYork. ha* returned 
from ids visit to England, haring lie on highly successful 
in obtaining subscription* there for tin- purpose of erect 
ing a church and a‘ hospital In-New York city for the ben- 
fit of British penmen nnd einlgrants. 

Arkansas Ruin —The Little Rock (Ark.) Whig or the 
2d. m ys the river was falling slowly at that point, with 
about three feet six inches water in thc'chauuel. 

Citors. — The Eufaw (Ain.) True Democrat gives an un- 
favorable account of tbe cotton crop in that vicinity and 
In the adjoining couuties. The worm I* said to bo doing 
'much damage. 

jb 

Fr.K.*ii Butter. — The Washington Telegraph says a 
patent right has been recently granted to a citizen of 
Ohio far the preservation of fresh butter, by a chemical 
process, to Ft aud any climate for any time. 

Death or Prok. Kinusi.i.v — The telegraph reports that 
Prof. James L Kingsley, so long Identified with Yale Col- 
ltfge. died on Tuesday, the 1st Inst , after a few days ill- 
ness, ut his rcsKluurc in New ffaiven. Conn. ’ 

Railroad Accident. — As the trniu of cars wop go ng 
frqm Lynchburg to Liberty. Yu., ou Saturday, tbe 2dth 
ult.. nTid just as it cnt.Tcd one of the deep cuts, a largo 
rock weighing. ten or a doz< n tons, fall from tho overliaug- 
ing bank on tho truck — being about fivo seconds ln 
advance. It was loosened by„thu torrents of/uln that bad 
fullcn tbo night before. Thu* engine wa* smadicd and 
one.of the firemen slightly bruised. 

■ . -a— 

Tho Knickerbocker for SupUfffiber has its usual vari- 
ety of agreeable articles from old and new contributors. 
From the •• Editor’s Table ” ire copy tho following story : 

“ Mr. Pnckenliam. late British Minister at Washington, 
was ono day dining at the residence of lion. Senator Har- 
row, of Louisiana. Before dinner, aud in tho temporary 
absence of-his host from the room, her Majesty’s Embas- 
sador wh* accosted \>y an old colored man. who was ln tbe 
room puttlug thing* to rights, with. -Musaa. to yuur name 
tnckinhum.' ” " Vps.'’ said the Minister. "Was dat 
your brudder dat was killed at Orleans, at do great batUo 
dar ? ” He wa a.V replied thu Embassador. • WeU. dure, 
somehow or udder I r ought so ' I was dure, myse’f. I 
seeu.him popped ober wid my own eyes. Great fighi dat. 
Massa ! “ While at dinner, Mr. Packenham said to Mr. 
Barrow. “ Your man tells me, sir, that hu wok? at the bat- 
tle of NewOrleaus.” •• lie whs.*’ suid Mr. Burrow, -and 
acquitted hininulf manfully at -that engagem.-nt.” but at 
thu. fame time he looked daggers at the old .-tenescbal for 
haviug broached such a subject in presence of hto guest. 

. *• He tell* me. too," continued Mr. Puckenhunu “ that ' 
ho saw my brother fall.” The frown upon the host's face 
grew darker, uud the subject was adroitly changed. The 
next duy Sam cauio iu to Mr. Barrow with u note 
“ Mussa, dere'a a note, aud dey cay it's for me. E’yah ! 
c’yah ! And sure Enough. It was for him. Moreover, It 
uu-h au invitation to dine tho next day with Mr. Packen- 
hum. which he did. aud was listened to with Inteuse in- 
ten fd while. ho reluted tho eveuta of tho greiit buttle, aU 
of which ho saw, and part of which ho was. 

HoV BabnumBdbciuhed tub Mused#.— I n an 
ossoy which MtP. T. Barnuni contributed to 
Freedly’a TteatUfcqn HuaiuoeB, lio thus alludes 
to tho purchase of tlie Museum : 

■’ Iu 1811 I purchased the American Museum 
iu NewYork without^ a dollar, for I was not 
worth a dollar in the world. But I was uever 
dishoartoued ; I always felt tlint I could mako 
money fast enough, if I only sot my mind to it. 


nllc-lto tbo |iri>p,mrd road ; Mid bunco tho Inconrcnioncc 
occMlouod would bo very .light: oh either .Ido or 

tb. track wouldcrom on that ride, nnd thrreforo not h.c thn 


California Bteamor. 

NkwYohk. September 7. 

Tbo stenmer Northern Llglit ban irrlted hern from Pan 


,ut Jrnrr untlkreacblng the -opposite «ldo. BUD, a draw aud Ju..n.whlnh plan, .iio left uS tho anhAugu.t. Bbnbringn 


enutrq. for tbo conrenlcnee of any reel, bound from the Ilcr dnte. from California urn no Inter than those taken to 
pas* out to sea, and for the passing of car* bound in op*. ^NewOr leans by tho Dauiel Webster, 
portto direction.. Thn central work would be .omewhnt ' Woman’s Rights Convention, 
expensive ; nnd I have made an estimate of *40.000 for it. ° v , 

Each of the other draws I have estimated at 1,25 000 be- . ... , . „ • » w ioa*. September 0. 

Ing constructed In shallower water, and wlthofit aHirt- ?° *■ K ”, ^ on /f nl on ,mB c««nmouced its 

out, or any eipen.lvn feature. «e.«lon. in Syracu.0 with a fair attendance of malt, and 

H. Tbe dl.tnnco aero.. Lake l’ontciinrtraln, from any "“* ' “ Onnnrnl N.n. 

point on It. .horn within the city limit.. I, twentr-dro ,, „ ue . 

In . .. ....... . . u Kaounn.— Mr. Webator'a letter relntlro to the Lobon 


mile,, nnd thn mean depth. nho.n tn No. I , (Augnnt , i . n ., ’ lwr nm ' n 10 LobM 

'■5 ) in .lateen feet ' Wandi hu produced connldnfablo diMUHlon, and manta 

‘ 15. I haTe made an entlmatn of the eont of con.truntlmr Un ,T°7 bU l”™" 1 '" 1 " . B-unrally. 

a mile of railroad a. Reined abore. I.a.ed upon the bejit lh ‘‘ Lond “ n Time. I. out ngaln.t grantn to Atlantia 

data I can obtain, and at price, of mnt«I.U and Ub£ ' rllh ' 1r *'' a ' ^ K "* ll ‘ h " nJ 

,ueh a, hare been u.ual for .ernral pant year. Thero ^ ^ '“’'.""'Tn'.o' *!' th6 gn, "‘" U ‘ U ''" ? 

hare been eaamlned hy rov.ral competent ng nnora *» d «■» »« "n«. 

eontraetora; and are nubmlttod with eLnd.n” ti^ , T ?° ‘Z"T a , •>'•‘*01. In Bug-, 

they are not wlda of the truth lan ' 1 “" J 8cr,,land * re hl « lll Y f»Torahlo. Tho potato rot 

Id. Tho loading price, of material are ■ P||„ .reburem l "' T0 . be ” D rDllr - 1 ? ' U 7 ed ' 

and cap., ten rout, per running foot; pioo .e.ntllnl^on l*"**'^ fr ° m >’ of lm ‘ 

dollar, per thouiand : railroad^ Iron .Including cbalo.and I "’ rt "" ce ' J b " C0 " ntry „ l * lI “ U ' t “8-1 the Uorornment 
•pikes, tiro tbouaand dollar, per mile ; drlrlng pile, three Tf T Cim , Uden 1 t , l' 1 ”"' » **““ »»o u «« Oat tbo l're.- 
dollar, and dfty cent, each. or. right thoumnd and ninety- J*"! I I ,n “ °" g ^ 

two dollar, per mile; laying wood,.work o, track, two »U|tl>ortM^thall pcjribl, «on«y 

thousand four hundred dollars, and Iron rails, fivo hundred bwamer Kolndeor Burned, 

dollars per mile. The cost per mile hy these estimates, NewYork. Friday, September 10. 

Is thirty-six thousand *lx hundred and fin y. four dollars The ' tMiner ,UlbdMr ! >J ,n « at Baugertlee. on the Had- 


We made © 

• To fiirftltto 
Flerct* watriurs vn 
We mot them and o 

They struggled Herd 
But we conquerod 
As w« drove our prlzn at 
if Th« King marahed WSW 
I IU rage surpswed alt measure, 

Rut hi* people eould not male 
He Ai d to his hall pillars, 

And cro our foroe we led OIL 
Bomo aack«(l hi. houao amlotUni 
M bile others out hto head off. 

We there In strife bowllderil 
Spilt blood enoui 
We orphaned mnnj 
And widowed mai 
The eagles anil the : 

We glutted with c Ba - 
Tho heroes and tho 
The spearmen and 
Wo brought away from 
And much the land 
' Three thousand head of 
And the head of him 
Kdnyfad, King of Djfad— 
llto head wn* boriv 
III* wine and benntn i 
II s overthrow our 

A largo Bilver moilnl voa found tome weeks 
ago by M r. Churchill of Celnmbti*, Iowa, upon tbe bank* 
of tbo Mississippi, In Alamakoe county. Its weight to Up* 

mnrd i.r ftro uuuct* II ha« on oti* std« thn IlkitnnM 

John liulooy Adauw, with lha word* - J.ho Union 
AJarn., l-roalJeot of tbo tIoU«aBtnlo.,lB23." on tbo rim ; 
aod the other, th.WQKU - Peace aod’ Yrt»n<l,hlp“ wt!ii 
the temahawk nod pliw of pnm erOWM, arid the ' 
hands. The medal was so ' _ _ ^ 

surface, and near It were found the skeleton of aaTodUal 
ohk’f, tho remains of u dog, a gun and a box to which 
thero were thirty-six dollars silver ooln. 

Voter, or Imagination.— A remarkable instance of U»e 
force of Imagination occurred upon the oecaMon of the 
Uto disaster on Lake Erie. OuV?f uSJS5?0 
Dana, who never had ™ 

llfo prceerTor, whloh he put on, and Jumping Into the 
weler, .warn «om« flnoeo or twenty rode to the binnacle. 
" ' ' w “ BwttnyUl.th. water. Vhon ha reached II. he 
re 1 .. robber bolt, ami for the lint tbn dlienrend 

tbnt be hnd folwelten to Innate It. It wae, nererthriwa 
eeneptlnlly tile llth.preeeryer, aa without the contldonca 
fh.plred by the knewlodgo that ha had It on, he would 
have boon unable to swim a yard. 

New Rules or Coukt.— T he Convention or NgwYof* 
Judge* at Albany, has adopted nmpng the rules of proe- 
Uck in the Supreme Court, that on the trial of Jfeauos of 
fuct, ono Couns« l shall examine and oross-exoinl|ie a wit- 
nt'hWsml ono Couusul only on each Hde sum Up, Aud at 
Iho hearing of causes at a general or special turm, only 
one Counsel on each side shall bo beard; and not more 
than two hour* each, unless otherwise ordered. 

Departure! of the Collini tad Onnard B teamen 
FROM LIVERPO OL. 

KUROPA, (Br.) H NKW YORK....BATURDAY, Aafvit M. 

-NIAGARA, (Br.r.... for DOSTON SATURDAY, 8*pL 4. 

PACIFIC, (An.).. ..for NSW YORK.... WEDNESDAY, •• 

AFRICA, (Br.) for NEW YORK.... 8ATURDAT, •• II. 

CANADA, (Br.) t... for DOerON ...SATURDAY, •• II. 

ATLANTIC;(Am.)..Co»NKW YORK. ...WEDNESDAY, •• W. 

AJIIA,(Br.) for NEW YORK.... SATURDAY, tl. 

AMERICA, (Br.).... for BOSTON ..SATURDAY, Olskr I. 

ARCTIC, (Am.) for NEW YORK.. ..WEDNESDAY, •• I. 

EURQFA, (Br.) for NEW YORK.... SATURDAY, ». 

NIAGARA, (Br.).... for BOSTON SATURDAY, •• ||, 

BALTIC, (Am.).... .f«r NEW YORK.. ..WEDNESDAY, •• SO. 

AFRICA, (Br.) for NEW YORK.,.. SATURDAY, •>- «. 

CANADA, (Br.) for BOSTON SATURDAY, •• 30. 

Havre and Bremen Steamers. 

FROM 80UTHAHPT0H. 

HUMBOLDT for NEW YORK.... WEDNESDAY, Rapt. 1. 

HERMANN for NEW YORK. • • . WEDNESDAY, •• I*. 

FRANKLIN for NEW YOfHC.... WEDNESDAY, & ft. 


two dollar, per mile; laying woodwork of track, tio p<„,,o,e .eooomy. 

thousand four hundred dollars, and Iron rails, fivo linndrcd btnamor Reindeer Burned, 

dollars per mile. The cost per mile by these estimates, NewYork. Friday, September 10. 

Is thirty-six thousand six hundred and fitly. four dollars, The ,,tcAmer IWhdewi Ijing at Saugcrtioe. on the Hud- 
andthe whole cost, Including tbo draw-bridgee, is one * on rirw » took Are this mozning and was burned to- tbe 
million six thousand three hundred and fifty dollars. water!* edge. She was Insured for $66,000. Nothing was 
17. No estimate* are made for the raUing. because It may MTei1 bu,on 8 in K *° her. It to supposed that she was set 
be made to cost much or little, *t pleasure. A wood rail, on flre bjr dM, * D - - 

set on post*, firmly screwed to the projecting ends of thu V r , 

caps, and braced to each other diagonally with like rails ' A, ‘ ! An ^ R ENTION. The Albnuy Argus 


WASHINGTON. 

HUMUOLDT.... 


.for NEW YORK. .. .WEDNESDAY, Ortnbri 

• .for NEW YORK....WKPNE8DAT, • • 


set on post*, firmly screwed to the projecting ends of thu *, 4 - T _ ... 

caps, and braced to each other diagonally with like rail*. ' ALL ABLE ENTION. The Albany Argus 

would suffice, and coet very Ut tie. it would »>• erected ^*8<3ribeaan invention which Sb designed lo 8U- 
chlefiy for the safety of persons on foot, and to gi?c a faui- perseUe the plow, the harrow, the roller, and 
ing of security to- passengers on tho cars. The plan of the the lhan who BOWB the Seed. It BttVB : 

" lf * " 10 *■'" ’ M “* ‘ Kur “ v from “ Vestt-rdny we were shown the model of a 
18 it would nrohabiv lie , .. .. new, and wlmt purports to be a valuable, im- 

f ' tt . , coat of mi i , P f provciucnts in one of the laborious departments 

0f the n f riou "“ ri ; t .’ "hjoh U.S inventor 

two aipabditurfa. if b'Miri.d-. would |OObably raire tlio rSSdwKV 

Crilraat. pcrmilctothlry-reTcu thooraml 6r« huoarej j,l 0 „i n g with four plows, flonttering the seed in 

re ! o ? h m. , J cal h “ ro * <1 tl,ro " ,h tlio furrows, harrowing and rolling* Tlio plows 
aril r - twenty- tiro thouraad O to hundred nr0 „ rrange d „ t euitiTldo distancM, in front of 

iu chmii.i it,n p-iirnn i e.. .. „ , ... tho cart, aud tho numbor can bo diminished at 

J \ , h i. h Nc ' 0rlcan " t0 JMkion, pleasure or four used. Imjnodiately following, 

Mlulrelppi, be coiutructcd on tbl. route, it. distance would attao hod to thcplowsTnre tlio buckota for 

bo cborU'ncd by about twenty inllc. ; and from all I have the reception or tho eecd-com inoluded-ond 
boon abl. to lorn, th. dlffloulUc. and the cipanro of con- from which it is distributed. <Tho harrows fol- 
atruc ting and maintaln ng ft would h. dlmln .b.d rather low behind tbo wheels of the eart, and the roll- 
than Increased ; and if till, bo true, IU, manlOot that In cr8 brin g up th* rear. On the platform of the 
u rery few year, a rival road would be bnllt on tho abortor cart , an ^ fuming a part of it. ia a basin of 

T TT la Z‘ tmoDl of tl.e Btt.no width? which is tho reoeptaelc of 
a million of dollars obtained by Uxation upon city proper- tho Beod 1;a itiou ialmed ia£lr over 

ty. H would bo coy to mako the experiment, by boring tho buokel8 an d aB the cart goes forward 
or dmiag a few_pUea,.at nt.-rraU through tb. lake, it B0 arrangcd a8 to allow tho seed to fall, in 
whether my inforeuco na toth.aOundncaa. of the bottom .suitable qualtltieB, into the buckets-bclow.. 
be correct. Wfooo eom. aucb teat I do not pcrctWo Tlie pl tttlorm < a l arg0 enough for the driver, and 
,0 T f“ ?! eht .hbwTh i ?“ 8 , ?' taJ “* U ; will also accommodate several- bags of grain, 
f.'t ,‘“‘7 ?’ r CT[ The harrows are also tho width of tEo ca?t, in 

?, m,? , lwu P icce9 ’ 88 Bre 8l8 » ‘'>0 rollers, for more easy 

. . , . 8 . w ‘” y . J< htlonal p aB s a ge over tlie ground. Tlio entiro arrange- 

pT hl!aT„?!,Tre.ro ? “ oa " dL * ke ment can ho removed with ease, and tho curt 

wSm? us f:Vh nny ot , Uer . ca r oit f, ttbou ‘n“‘? farm - 

000, which might be whohy eared. If tbo . bake „n!c Ml 

SL“° iT^uZlJL 0 ' valuable improvement, and lias reoeived the ap- 


w.«* vrivu .iifv.r.n«., .iu* ' . , T V , valuable improvement, and lias reoeived the ap- 

“2. w— J>wr iMe — e4 

— w-»»w.wa-.we “ t&'t&Z&g, 5^55-5X4 

Ing, «I cheerfully do, my eh.ro of the contribution for t m . 


01 ln ” contribution ror it m - vnlua.blo acnulsitlon to the im- 

mllrbad purpoaea-wbolly unprompted nnd unremuner- ‘ i ,u“ ., 1 “ 

.ted by any pereon or araocktlon for tbo Internet I bare P lemcn,,i of the farm ' 

taken tn this Investigation, I submit tbeao suggestion, to ... 

a dlecrlmlnatlng public ; satisfied that If they are well UBSTtKlf Ok UUYIT. Niebuhr, in his work 


founded they wlU not be long neglected, and content, If just published in London, . entitled leotures on 
not well founded, with having done what appeared Ancient History, Bays : 

to be my duty. CaLca u. Koaenav, C. E. “ There ia no doubt but that Egypt must be- 

C.aeoLLToa, Bopt. 8, 1852. como tlie noBBeasiou of a civilized Eurnnenn 


I remember meetiug a friend in Broadway a lew 
weeks before 1 enmo in possession of tlio Mu- 
seum. ‘ Well,’ said I, ‘Mr. A, I am going to 


buy tho Amorionn Museum.’ ‘ Buy it,’ 'saiif lie, 
for Ire know 1 had no property ; • wliat do you 
intend buying it with ? ’ - • Brass,’ 1 replied, 

‘ for silver and gold 1 have none.’- 

*■ It was oven so. Everybody who had any 
connection with theatrical, circus, or exhibition 
business, from Edmund Simpson, mnnnger of tho 
Old Park Theatre, or Wm. Niblo, down to the 
most humble puppet-showman of tlio day, knew 
me perfectly .well. Mr. Francis Olmstead, the 
owner of the museum building, (no* deceased.) 
a noble, whole-souled mnn as one often meets 
with, haviug consulted my references, who nil 
concurred in tclligg him that I was a ‘ good 
ahotviuon, aud would do ns I agreed- accepted 
my proposition to give security for me iu tlie 
purchase of tlio Museum collection, lie appoint- 
ing a mouey-taker ut thc door, and crediting me 
tow ai d tlie purohnso, all the money rooeived 
after paying expenses, allowiug mo fifty dollars 
per uwutli, uu which to support my family, con- 
soling of a wife and threo children. This was 
my own proposition, for 1 was determined so to 
live, that six hundred dollars per annum should 
■defray all tho expenses of ray family until 1 
hud paid for the MuBeum ; nnd my" treasure of 
a wife (and aueli a wife is a 1 treasure’) gladly 
assented to tlie arraugomont, and expressed her 
williuguess to out the expenses down to #400 
per annum, if ueoessary. 

“ One day, some six months after I had pur- 
chased the Musom, my frieud Mr. Olmstead 
happened in at Hiy ticket office about 12 o’olock, 
aud found mo uloue, eating my dinner, which 
oonslsted of a few slices of conn hoof and bread 
(hat 1 had brought from homo in the morning 
‘ 1“ Uiis the way you eat your pinner ?’ he in- 
-uirod. • 1 have not eaten a warm dinner since 


intend buying it with?’-* 
‘ for silver and gold 1 have nc 


route aud ran aa far north aa 611 degree# ; ba relaxed noth- 
Ing lnjila speed when enveloped ia those fega eg New- 
foundland, wbleb wuat be Keen tb be appreciated — they 


are tike tbe thick btaok smoke of a furnace ; be ran an 
olnaetnOape Uroyle that tie cruebed to plre.ee wllli Ilia 
wheel# a boat end It# erew wbe were belling in fenoled-ee- 
pdrity ; and Juet aa be waa suing -bnwenn " tn tliuee 
rook#, hundred, of feet lu height aud thirty futbnme of 


u - roainxr, u. a. “ 'more is no doubt but that Egypt must be- 
CaaxoLLToa, Bopt. 8, 1852. come tlie possession of a civilized European 

Ibr'Keot power ; it must sooner or later beoorno tbe con- 

Faonaata or Sloauunim.— it i. aatoniahlng bow this uectiDg link between England and the East In- 
queer and deiplaed dooUlue goea ahead in all couutriea. dies. European dominion naturally supnorta 
The million In India eeema to be eteaUng a march on Uu BoiouCO and literature, together with the rights 
Christian mlealons there. Tbe Utter I)ay Salute tn and of humanity, and to prevent the destruction Of 
within forty mile, of Calcutta are 102, ot whom 170 are a barbarous power would be an aotof high tren- 
ryots or native huebandmeo. Nearly all of them were son against intellectual culture and humanity, 
prbfceetug Christiana betore bccomiug Mermooa. Thero When that shall have boon accomplished, new 
are alee many otbera wbodealr* to become Balula. and are treasures will bo' brought to light, and Egyptian 
only waiting to be bapttied bv Elder WlUla. At Bombay, antiquity will be laid open boforo our eyes ; we 
Kldqr Klndlay la also sowing the aeed of a f utiire rich h«- stand at the very thresUitl of a new ora in the 


ve#t to tbo eburob. Elder WlUla baa ordained two caber history of antiquity. In Ninavah, Babyalonia, 
Elder#. J. P. ilrik and U. X'uur Ua aaya tbe coldneaa and Persia, centuries long past will come to 
aud diviaieni among the recta there aro favorable to tbe light again, and the ancient timea will present 
cause of Mormon truth.. The Eldon have been bleared themselves nearly and diatinotly in ail their de- 
with tho gilt or healing.. The Saint, in Uludoetan, with tail. It is true that all those nations are defi- 
oue heart, euataln the authoritlea of tbaebureb. IWdent cicut in individuality, and in that which consti- 
Young. Kimball and ltloharde, the Twelve; the Sevantlea, tutea tlie idea of humanity, and which we find 
the Ulgh Connell, and all the organliatlon of the Church among the Greeks, itomans and moderns ; but 
ln Deseret, and elsewhere, and pray that Heaven's blrse- their conditions and changes will become clear, 
lugs may Continue to be enured out on them. In all its details the ancient world will acquire 

~ a fresh reality, and fifty years hence eaaaya will 

Taaascaaa os- vnr Drr r — The Boston Courier aaya appear on tlie history of those nations, com- 
that within a few week, a new effort baa been made teei- pared with which our present knowledge is like 
ploro the wreek of the 'British frigate Plumper, whlob waa tlio chemistry, such as it waa a huudred years 
sunk near Dipper Harbor, about half way between East: before theJiine Of Berzelius.” 


raw o rlkahb ma rkets. 

Except In the BUplu* of Ootton abd Tobacco thers hM 
been no animation in our general market during the week 
just olosod. For the two articles named there brabtra a 
*E° od Hpeculativo demand, the Inquiry for tho foYRnruv- 
Ing boon rather actlro throughout the week, while tbe 
letter has bcon eotlve and dull by tom. Flour mud 1 
Grain have Arrived very slowly, aud in quantities fa) 
limited to admit of operation* to Any considerable extent. 
Provisions of aU kinds hnve been dull. Trelghie bevo Ad- 
vanced, And tho tendency to *tlU upward. Kxehange 
been dull, with an increased amount of bllto on the mar- 
ket, and the rates have not been sustained. 

We yesterday reoeived advices from Liverpool to Um 
28th' ult., by the steemor Europe, accounts by the Arotio 
to the 26th having previously como to hand. The Liver- 
pool Ootton markut had boon quiet during the week end- 
log tho 28tk, and tbe soles roaehod barely 47,000 bales, of 
which peculators had taken 
bolus. The quotations, of given by tbe Aretle, were as 
follows : Fair Orleans, ; Middling Orleans, 6* j 

Fair Uplands, O®!),' ; and Middling Uplands, 6X(96Ki 
V tb, at which rates tho market closed qniibe 88th. The 
Europe brings a report of the Havre Oottoh market to Um i 
26th uit., stating the sales of tbe week, ending on that 
day, at 0000 bales, prices having advanced 10% francs 

Tho next steamer due from Europe is the Humboldt, 
which wae to have left Southampton for NewYork on the 
1st Inst. The Gunerd steamer Europa was to hsv# left 
Liverpool on the 4th instant for Boston, tie and 

her advices may be expected nearly as soon as the Uom- 
boldt’s. 

Our weather has boon pleasant during the week, with 
occasional rain. The health of the eity continues excel- 
lent. - - 

COTTON— The improved appearance of the Cotton 
market, noticed in our last weekly review, continued on 
Saturday, when buyers came forward freely, and took 1700 
bales at foil, though somewhat Irregular prieee On Monday 
the demand wae itili active, and though factors getMr- 
ally put up their rate# they sacoeeded in gettloR 

off nearly 1000 bales. These transactions took tbe most 
desirable lists from the market, and on Tuesday, though 
the demand was still good, the sales were limited to 1400 
bales, tbe closing rates exhibiting a further improvement, 
particularly for the 'Middling qtulUtoe. Factors’ tables 
wero better supplied on Wednesday, and although tholr 
pretensions were still more stringent, the day’s «des em- 
braced 2100 boles, leaving but few lots in tho market, j 
On Thursday tbs demand was moderate, and with quite a 
limited supply, the rales reached barely 1000 bales, and 
yesterday only 000 bales were taken, making the total 
business of ths week 0000 bales, by far the largest of Um 
season, and exoeedlng the business of any week since the 
middle of June last. The reoeipts at this port since the 
1st Instant have boon 17.147 bales, against 0787 to the 
same date last year, showing an Increase of 7410 bales. 
Tha rocp’pt# of tlie week an 12,208 Ulea, a«afut 0080 for 
tho corresponding week lost year. We advance onr quo- 
tation* as follows, though yesterday’s rat«s were quite 
irregular, and at tbe close It would have been difficult to 
find buyers at our outside figures : 

NEW ORLLSNS CLASSIFICATION. 

Inferior.... Middling fair.. . .10*011 

Ordinary Fair 

Mlddllug 0?4Va)lO‘,' Good Fair...;... -0U# 

Good Middling. . . Gqgd and Fine., . Z& 

COTTON AND TO SACCO ST AT SN KMT. 

CUlm, boles. Tobacco^ hhds. 

Stock on hand Sept. 1, 1852 .8,6)2 18,784 

Received since...'; 154)41 1,148 

•• yesterday 1,606-17447 6W- 1 JW 


Exported to date 0,161 

•• yesterday 1,667- 7,718 

Block on hand not oleared... i 

TOBACCO— There vaj a fair loqalrr 
market on Saturday, nml Um salt* *mi» 
Unit, bat ou Monday nnd Tureday Uht 


ttioro waa vary iittla 


doing, nnd barely 50 bbda wm taken doling Um twn 
day.. On Wedneedaj, however, three waa aura nnbna- 
Uon, and about 2tl0 blada wwa dDpoaad ot. On. Tbnndoy 


port aud 8t. John, New .Brunswick, with some seventy- 
five lives und from 60,000 to 8100,000 in specie, in 1815. 


Minnesota.— The Pioneer gives the following account of 


The wreck lies forty-two feet* below the surface of the tho country opposite the town of Bt. Paul : 
water ; is of course much decayed, and Jlie adventurous Mr. Robinson, of Little Grow, an assessor of taxes on 
explores had to overturn thu washings of sands, etc., which ^ at ;***•* •# *25^' t U *K dr * w ,? flr ? m 

cover, her aoma ala feet below tb. bottom. The, have j^d taAn^ " M ttat 

brought up about 8220 iu Bpauish silver, mostly wholes 1»« h M found 600 inhabitants within those bounds. That 
aud halves, the aotion of the sea having made them llght- Motion of country hns some pecnllar iiroportUs— It Is for 
or than tbe original weight, oud they wero blackened aa If f* 1 * ““ l •»“ oat.ia.finfoMM 1 , aUl tadby oakonan- 

by powder, having hvldentl, boon taken from the rnaga- an4frequent tekaa^aaHlU Ul7n1°»U SSkld with 8ah’ 
slue. Remnants of pistols, grape shot, etc., were also The landscape Is generally beautiful, of Itself, but tbe 
brought up, aud, as a sad accompaniment, many humau dtotuut view* of the Mississippi aid Its bluffs are pleasant 
ekulli. Tbe parly will continue lu aiplorattona for Um “jj — ..d on UMr> Bont and OdaU’a Malm, 
present. .... - r~~. - . ... — 


and commanding 

A cascade el tuatud on Mossrs, Bool and Odell'l elolm, 

about a mile faiun Bt. Paul, on the above te©el of o« 

. ,, n * ai . , , , I is well worth a visit, it to found In a ravine, of 

1 -"W. whlob la drekl, abadrel with trere Tbl. erered. 


water at their base, u sudduu cry or - stop thu engine— 
bt^rboard your helm— liurda snir board !” was uU that 
aavod thu Pacltlu und her pa*No|ig^r* from Instftutuucous 


at Weshington on a machine with which lie expects to be 
ablo to navigate the atmosphere. It appears that a joint 
stock company has been raised and the ueoessary funds 
subscribed. This shows confidence In the ability of Mr. 
Porter to effect the object lu view. The machine now 


bring constructed is calculated to cony forty passenger*, 
aud Mr. Porter intimates, that If the weathea aontinuae 
fair, he will be ablo to give a publlo exhibition In the 
course of a few weeks. From the skill and ability of Mr. 
Porter, it Is expected that the experiment of navigating 
the air will be fairly and fully tried. 


speculative demand sprang up, which resulted In seise < 
550 bbda, aud yesterday about 60 bbda ware add, makit 
the w.ek'a Lualuaaa 1040 hhOa. man continue lire*, but 

without any malarial altaeatloo, aud wa oontluos to quota 
re followa ; Buga, 104 « ; Loaf, Inferior to Oeaumou 
4 1 ralr to Tina, 8«®0* ; Cholca reidfhJ-Ua— 
0«©7I.' 1‘Maaou County, 4®8«, V lb. W. 
following parlleuUre of aalaa; 40 bbda at 8X, 20at4 
2 at 4X, 06 at 6«, 1» at -, 12 #8 *t «, U ,t , ■ ■ 

at tu, 27 at 41.', 61 ut 4«,50at t}i, 24 at 6«, U | 

28 at 44). 40 ut — , 61 at — , 48 at Si at 414, “ 

Mat 4X. 217 at 8,tMtd(W at 5***».~*1 
BUOAIl — The supply oontinuoa U-“ — - 
bare beau moatly limited to retail 
at our provtoua quotation#, 

4>4©4»; Uood Common, 

IKGVi : and BrUue aud( 

Woek’a raoulpU, 18S Lhda 
MOLASBEB-We Uuvo uol 

deed bbta'lu .mall lota, at 041 4, _ 


p 'C T * 

my*. -A* 

nMsu©* 






mm 


C/OINAUK AT THE PlIILADCLKHU MlUV.— SlttO# the first O i 
January. Uie sum of ^2^49,035 In arid has U«n dvnueRsd 
against 8J8, 008,141 during the 




Celobrolton of tho Battle of Bonnlngtan bn tho ! thnmllgdir the proof#. Moot of tho pursons 
Battlo-GrOtind. I l»» thU Jffa'r aw men of retpootalilllty, well km 

Thrtvlfllin of nomiltmUm tinUlo.flnbl *!.«. f ,ty .* nr. /.«n*a I# n celebrated Cuban jx>rt, kl 


Prsrctmow or wtr Jr.w# nr Russia— A letter In tho 


l III OTA am, lo^ A, were croon With Ino ftUTfl- $<rnta. I urtft<-r#tund tbnt four of tho f uvon nro In ft Tow P*rt'ous tihul, add* the following In rotation to tho perse- 


. . _ . . v ” I HninTFinnn lunt »»«r w 

alitpil room Tcmuo nml untrodden l>y the ruthlrsn days tomo t iinuh by th- garote 
, forct! iMiTHWof warp- But n host Iran tWe— non* the M — 



hcv alrtar. She lwa mighty In Its Jiumbfii-B, and me tho lw am" 
of tho vhatnhar, glorlon* In ita nohlo nhloct, than tOPhlkmimnila we™ li 
her. who trod iholr woody aides on th* lrtth of An- 
•• Shall J glial, 17m: *«“<” 

ahai-pcnfd hy my Tho aon* ond dhughtoTa, Ilia grondaohs and “jf” 
, It within toy own grandilnnahtora of those who poured ont their ] f'tih i 
host Idood llko walcr on lhat ort nlfnl day, had. ! "" ni 1 
In discover If M»ry'n on this day, nsPttoMod lo ollrr tlioiv ninUial ! IJ'l'r 


*u many rumors floating about the ally aa to 


outlou of the linftlrlntua* Java by Ituaala : 


MosopoUmia Fwmal* Bvnalnary. 

BUT AW. GRF.ENE 00., AT, Alt AM A. 

Tin, Kail Hendon of thla Inatitntlon will open on tho 
Klrat Monday of September. Young ladle, from • distance 
an requested to mAk# uptdlontWn for ontranoo aa early aa 


wet*. 


Th» acoommodadoi* of tho School are such mi to afford 
tho host of fkcllltloa for acquiring * thorough and accom- 
plished Education. Tho location la ono of tho molt dial' 
Mo In tho wholo Booth. Whether It regafd# the retired 


Mt 


fbrb wnn 


congrahilntlonH tov tho l»tc*v*inp:i 


ovr, nml i»a»l Von bmtlon tliom nmllhoir ilemotidenls Lv that crlorl 

1. .1- , .r ntulInnlnkD nKn _ enllflTf».l timl frint/iv in tl*.. i il. 




rtf motlonlops con- conflict, bird to foster in their breasts Hint llama 
rnU,n.sifhwli,iart, of teitlmn patriotism which nniinateJ tneir 
rn dalm heeaiisn ltd heroic sires. 

i llj t n Happy is it, Thcrowera.lt is said. fiVe tin, uannd people on 


nnTalUa'rlr.d^^nn^^bdr*^!* iedT^t^hrMnyra^ WoW^T, notaU ”lh '““’r """rtantly aaaoclated with the Principal In the brntaM 

i e a.|.„t mom cartridge, etc. wen found In other Zri cr Z tU hair Xtto tod ."d mwy%Im In ' «>• «»rk«d fcktnmof vbloh.ro thorough. 


n far within Hnppylsit, 




» (lrortmfl nro rl 


»»JSK 


iffhtoi* Borrow# fli‘h ihbftb iUb gronml — miny of llu»m ( 
rnioHy e<1. Mar- cillr.ons. Tho gront he 


•mg hrr water- iri'law. over, wm WllUam 9tark, of NowVork, o 


It nniinaic l tfToir " vt , Tt ^s ft , d m ’'ir M ^cn ,ou l^rmlt. ***'«* honMt ^ Tho pupils enjoy the benefit, of Leo 

Uui-iy fen^nlid • of cn^iry wai so" ? d ****** on tho part tnr* Appftrfttua, »nd such other ftoocssorics as are most 

liouannd people on nre.ly'dl.e.tebed by .he ..ovrrmoant to an o.ta”. belong. m,,t , p“em ' , " lr, ‘ w "' 

ribdrtdisKish. 1RS5 £SS f r . h o"e“ d d, t h i .t ‘d h e* Knr farther particular, apply to 


bettor fni l uiio un«l vM» 
iy ttnfdiiiilul, and a.** ii al 
affeuHmi nitiat bo the o/m 
(IWt* Sho had to make 


son of tho oM J5rvr»1utionnry lmro, and a cele- 
brate? fmnt People flocked to aeo him *ve&Qi an 
ongbruowH which allowed how well # they #cmftm« 
bcretl liia noble ancestor, and how ifHonffd^ey 


now - one liunilrc-l muI f.irir m-if. scron (*ngt»g nf muskets, con- 
grnnd-i UlnlngHghtfauskcts each, two gmal! r innon. nndothor 
a Cele* * ,n “mbnhn of wnr. Eighteen of tlm chiefs hare been 


l ollsli prejudice prompt* the official exeoutloncr to add 
stroke to stroke oren i nborc the prescribed lawful sUndord. 


turund away. JUat jf>y wcris now as lie was gone, to do noni 


{ ne reproKsed , even bf cimimBtan- 
ild nave eiu llpd hoary griefk nt 


broughtJallaTana. and upwards ofou»; uiudnal prboni,™ Swi ‘wtajllv * fow d "J' B 

p ™ dinSTart ihssstsLii "7," b ’ l,u wllfo1 murdcr ' 

arrest on suspicion of connlrnoce. ^ Stahtmuo Inriiir.rT.— 1 The lloatou .Tnurnnl states that 11 ■Q- °f St. Lout., and will continue the bust- bindings. 

It appeari that tba Oorcrnmcnt bare luat 1,. aimed that during divine aerrlro two Sunday, alurr. In th« Flrat “ 

about ala Works ago an American act oourr arrived at (Tungregatlohal Church, at North Chcl.m D .re 

Cayc »,ll«,pn the Somh toart nfthl. 1 dand. and put on cnormou. .Ire rebel „ * mm *” Wd d ? ° f 


desirable. 

For farther particulars apply to 

A. WINOtfELL, 

Jun e, 186 2. Principal and Proprietor. 


NOTICE. 


Tela Day associated with ua In tbc Faotorogu. 
- ^‘^uouWMituc. wilful murder. Comml-.IOC and Korw.rdlna bu.lncaa .lnilN n rat.: 


rope, among which thay be 
Jeremy Taylor, Wealay, 
Imoke, Bacon, Milton, 
Paloy, BtaekhouBc,Bur_. 
T.elghton, Barrow, Mol 
Nevlna, KT»ne,Honu>, 
aend, Kltto, Butlor, 
D'Aublghy, I.nthcr, Oal>[ n " 
niBUtSl HYMNS! 


M nave «»tup<l henry grid* nt Thnrt was hut pno rpTotutlgnary aohlier i OaynFeiipe.onthoBonth coast orthl.i.iand aiid put on ~ w “"*“- » "“o ««« °f 

Bl. Her miml won thmnged with pmeult-Olc , only . ono Who wna able to ■ lib •><»' r d a smtu Cuban aclmoner a great cumber or caacs. , ” ru "' 1 ™ 1 lp a aide aisle and commenced an 

e.i'a .iaa . t . . 1 . . , * sJr: ittA a... * ... I ulll.nneml ».• onnlolii •nnehnla ml.1.1. a,. . . . . UltACK Oil II 1IPW in *hlnll n f.. ...ll_ . _ . . ... 


neai undor the name and ityle of WATEItS, CAMDEN 

k CO. 


, ,, SOIfOOt, 

I would reapaot rally call the 

IVe respectfully solicit the patronage of our old friends clu ' nt *’ tochers, and ot 




V .a a . HMI1U WHN IIIIWII ;i!M 11 A I II r “WltT ,,,V 1 UMII . VIIU OIIU bl IIO IIU1U IU UU - A>v«V 'IlllllUli I'l CHN'K, , . ... “ " “ ... .... • 

. 5 . t -1 thought*, tillklocp stolfion npiltrans- fioriJpS thither, nml the mooting between we. o disembarked at ,n ^ hloh a f^lly were seated. Falling the public «™«»Uyn Whalf of our new firm, 

them t/yiwoRa. morcWtAilSnd more .Uio VWn veteran ami the Scscomlant ?« ^ ^ N - 0ri *“Mniy l ? 1862_ WATERS a 

wit'l, llko the breath nf winter, (but What -a, coW of W* Idoliaed general, tho most inter-' verts ma« estate which ho told tho drivers hVlottgrd to Ho wnn tliJn drn , g ' and fln&1 y falllu H rxll#u ’ lf 'l, Ttios, wiTCRs. joHit ii, camii Kit. CHAM.*# > 


uenroatli or winter, (but wuat a oola mins laonaed genernl w^s tho most inter-' carts estate which ho told tho dri wh briorigcd to n„ wn- n, i , V ^ ^‘““gexuausted, , 

i!) working fantnstic trafiei-V nnon n fisting ami alTuotina feature V.f thedav. Tho Mr ; .Dla. A|^ir*. The oartmen woro or course lunownt was men dragged out and killed. 

' ■ , , ohl BoliHor fixed his eyen long nml earnestly npon ~~ T _ 

5 Right wail far ml rn need, Mary awoke him, ns if to reonll some Toueniblancc tohmgen- timn statfd they had been employed to cart n ronsidera. 3PBLI0IANA FEMALE INSTITUTE 
lotiktofr. A vivid rlrentn had latter- eral, and then gracing iiie hand in both of bis, M®nuu»u«w)f boxes, the contents lining to them nnKnown. J^cksoi V ioptsmv 4 ’ 


time Stntrd thry hnil boon employed to cart n conaidcrn- 

— » M, N Aa,iv. - , - p, , ... B ...« ....... ... «».« ...o, Me nuuiMii^f boxes, the contents bring 1 a them unknown ^faaoA t n r r <t r .i v a 

Vol?od.Aerm it*: unreal UCs. of brislah, how- 1^ •w»l«btm«-4, wrich +W ^nrrn ooarntng (Wr#n 11 Ts ^| ffl ^ n f»T al ^ 4 * ly 1 * ,em tb£t tho property TJI K FIFTH SFSalnN /ir . * 

.b_. could only . emrmber. tl.nt H hnd bocn fni rrowc.) Chock*-- Qnd bias Ocabi nl Blnrk 2S^l*?*fcSSiS l Sto5l^^dS^^ thrSuJw^; “«'■ commeirl’ng “ n l XTm!*^ m 

ion in upon *t tho most Interesting point, nndnll iuspoBtonly !, Mny they live forever.” low IctoI und. whilst tlm eeiaioofMr. Aliarerlarcrv bll- Uclolwr , iass - 


J.ICKSOft, LO VIKI.1KJI 


At the most interesting poi 
i, alnniber hang nbout her like n 
Indering her from perceiTing the 
'oTher situation: She lisfciit l 



m 


**>« 


Iw*.. c ' Vhf,r 




The tenrs ailed by (lie bid-hero wire not the oniy 'y and aUauth.r in another dimciicn * 1 !! 1 *'. 1 qmte cvh BOAnn of tfaciiehs 

ones thnt fell on tlmtoecnslomfor mnny n foircr “h"^ SS» * 1 " d „ ?"■ Joar., Prealdont • Atr.lt w n W, I rur ™“ CI 0Tur y JcMriptlon or MERCHANDISE o, 

ctredr-gna wgii t e r ef i moH BwlitnrpCTTlyniff- " T** .UW ii 


ones thnt. fell on that occasion, for many a fairer 


,,,, un , no , OOUJI3IUI1. iui uiimy a miner i . 

cheek nmt'brljvtirpr nycFhoiH'wUb a^fwly ncw-'| iTnm. in 


BOARD of teachers. 


tiios. wstem. johs e. casanas. rnaai.rs warxai. 

Wateri, Oirndso A Oo., 

COTTON AND TOBACCO FACTORS. AND OF.NKRAI. 
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 

. J V'T 3 - ^ I' oydra. street. NewOrlenns. 

’ K. C. KSTES, 

COMMISSION MEttCrt.-lNT, 

Itrw Yoaa.o • 

rurcliases orery descrintlon of JtEItCHANniSK n. 


my large and valuable 
Spelling Book., 
Reading BookA 
Dictionaries. 


Uobk-Kenplug, 

Orography, 


• wb»ft 


1 cdfisciotiDUMs lo two or tlirco vol- drop, forced from tho currents of a sympatlnz- among tb- natlTes. Although nothing *!u> dlroorcred^n Mtui^iiana^ink 861 * 1 * l °' ’ M ”‘ AntiA 11 ^Er.M.»:B, Prln! 
t-- — 1 I i«-rlw>n^ ' Ilka property of Mr. Alrerc*. he is under nm-ht In tlio Department. 

Morn ('rttPi.iheo na wnt tl i_is._ ... . . ul TWR-UUs iiiviiin, 


8 of rkpld Und eager knocking, and first ing heart: ' property of Mr. Alrens. hi* is under arrest In the «•. ° epar men ‘ 

deemed the noise n matter of course, li»c The day was ppent in fcaeling, in firing of “K-SSsBSwfJSSIJSJ SlW* , } , !* , ft* s,,h r .™ MH , ,''' VA " r ' K semi-annoai.i.y in advance. 

breath ihodrew,; lioxt, it appeared a thing cannon in listening to strains of mirtial music, iy i* Lch^tnoVw P fe^ -^ 26*00 ' 

which sho had no concern; and lastly, she <ho ringing of bells, toast, sentiments, songs and Wfore d«;j*ght he n*ay nut bo carried f r .?m hi# hnuramul « ’ f PreDM»torv 9pM i ,Uent ^ ’ ' 60 00 

nlibA siwhsia Af... A XA cnnnaliia ludlfed In CHU of till? fnrf a Th*. nw,.l I ^ i.iyiminiory ) 40 00 




which she had no concern ; and lastly, she the ringing of bells, toast, ■ uenlimcnts, songs and I before dajjjgkt ,i»o may not -be carried from his homo nnd u « on ’ 

amo aware that it was a sum mons necessary Bpoeo h ea. llSSS-iS^R^tSSSSS^i- T. hu c ’ Jtc,l , omc,,t Ilcri ‘ i® intenao ; Music, a 

w obeyed. At the s:Unc •moment, tho pang Among the speakers and guests were lion. Sr P ,!r y - , p l ,(Jplo j as R f 1 , 0 ' 

M t«al . U. flnn Om.1,1 linn M 1! 111!.* Iffll * ZZ tu? u^l °“ l l' l W ‘^t Mid punish- Drawluu 


co«h or on crcdlt.oiiibraolng Dry^OooiIs, Clothing. Hard- 
ware, Pianos. Carriages. Furniture, Machinery, Planters’ 
Utensils, arid Indeed crery thing tho market afford*. 

Consignments of any Produce promptly and faithfully 
attended to. 




«SP§ 


otion darted into her mind ; the pall uf Geo. Gould, Hon. N. 1J. Olin, M«j. Gcu. Wool, 
b,luwthroWB back from' the fnoo of grief; Mnj. (len. llavia, of Troy, N; i . ; Hon. J. 1). 
dim light of the bhiiinbor, and tho objoots Bigelow, Hon. I rn Horne, Albany, N. V. ; Mnf" 


, V aSfm h d Tlaio, or Guitar (Vitr. rs 00 
:W , l2i ta V" ) -0 oo 


a, , ’ or Batin (eatru.) . . a) 66 



mv 



ouumwui , aim mu uujuuim *-- 6 w.v.» , . n. i «.n * tp, xviuuuy , ±i. » . ; imiiri £rcu ti,. mn ,. , °P l, »lt'n of a The course of study, extensive M that nf ti,« h«wi 

■ I'lercm rcvonltj, hud retained all horumpondcl Oen. IJeyd, William Stark, Ksi|., Hoi. H. H. Shoh.s ha)^quer^op^”S5erbfudi!nJ ■ 'im* ?i r n V i OU ” g *; adu, «- emhrnwa the iki-Ium De'iwi, 

idem), .nil restored them ne soon nBsho-uneldsod Bay, Hon. .1. M. Tlfnver, Hon. J. U’. While, New them, lhal*3mCr,oW. <l9i,n lo dMpi'ralion hy^heirmlJ 1 Si^rl»^Ai?l7mlI^’ Mo " l * 1 ;" ud 1'byslcai sdcnce- 

hcr eyos. Again, Alter* was a quick peal upon Vork City; Ouv. William*, Oov. Sargent, of ‘^'^I'aoimrmoSwiTi 'l™ t M |!to^JoutS wiu b^SS?SS m 

'Ul* elroet door. Foarlng that Jier Bister would Vonnont: and mnny other gentlemen of dis- hatred ho !>m« .sVtmt^h of . a p *°l )l0 bated wlih an protraotedillueiei xeeptin 

disturbed, Mary wrapped herself la « tinotion from all parte of tho country. M3“!"*5 

clods mud hood, took the lump from the liourth, Thero were two immcnsodiimers given. Ono, nja.i'i! UiL'iDSvlTtn. I ehuddi r when I think ulmtcouhtb? 

and Uttancd to the window. By some aoeidont,. a publio one, nt which one thousand peoplo sit "".act if carried into egoct ; hut I 

it had’^m left uahusped, and yidded ontlly to down; the other a private one, all nt the ex- dependence^ V’ Clbl ' li “ 

lurliend, * ' ponee of 0. _H. Burnham, a wealthy gen- U ?^Sc s «. 

• Who «• there?” nsked Mary, trembling ns tlcmiin of Nowdurk city, nt which six hundred JWnklus ibat (knowing the dtraffnetinn which eiisi 
ihe looked Ibrth. 1 6 eat down. Uuyug hoiiUh.Lland togpauM. mlei had the 

The .storm was over, and tho moon wns up: Thoepeeohes were Of tho very highest ordjflSf of thdr’ diecmbiiAaUnniu're 1 n'h™?en l Vn 1 l,1 i c . v '; ry 

i it ai»u>* i upon broken clouds ubove, nnd liclow SI >'- Hturk'a niieccli, in particular, was tho finest which eepnntied t'rlttcnden'ii eonuTOBS^ft’ljYonM'!! 

^ useowaok with moisture, trad upon little *hi«tf »t the ldnd J .OTer listened to.. .Thfa geua Jeswjjjb* dWsrbnt fwnlt nil B ht have been Mpciited- 
lakes of the fallon rains curling into silver bo- tleman is nu orator ns well ns poet, and hid* arXuU^.m'wr.' 1 ’' a'""', 1 ' 1 ' 1 '' 1 TOW 0! <b« 
noath tho quick enchantment of a breeze. A fair to cam ns great a namo in tho arts of peace Interior. Ilkowi™ gimTmrd'ra?™^ "HI"' 

young man in a Bailor’s dress, wot as if ho had ns did his illustrious forefather in tho arts capture of CrlufndeuVf„r<.e8au.'ni,.tiio to erMT,,. 'e« fw 
corns out of the depths of the sea, stood alorio of war. 8,“.!li r i'„ ra r" UQ0 J‘ ,? r “ *SS uld b » m-nsraUy known, and 

nnderato window. Mary recognized himasono Upon thewhoteit was a glorious celebration foot, oouUnot hut ^ Mh.voVhnTthT;, ku, !“'! ,, x »'l» for* 
whose livelihood was ^alned by short voyogea — one which will show its effyfits for years, and routi hI from tho moment of ItR la nd 1 ngl'i n,! ^conse'fm^i't'l v 
along the coast ; nor did sho forgot, that, provt- render all those who Were presont, nnd every' po efforts of tin Ira, without arms, couid bo avaiiablo umit r 
on* to her m.rriage, ho had been an unsuccess- one w ^° come within the sphere of their in- 1 t * 1 g«J^i l ^ tnuc ‘ !P ' 

Ail wooer ofihor own. fluonco, more firmly devoted to the common good aw also undSr^Sli 10 'o r ln ?P llcate< L 1 11 ih f* 9 themes, 

••What do yon seek here, Stephen .» •• said she of our common country. 


sKvcb theinvl .I.. 1 >7, u ’i° ln ‘b«ui. If not the very elB.nml Tablo-n»pkln> (m.rkod 1 

rc' " 2.'T l! l, " dd '. r .' ,he " uhatoonldh?. I Ihrlng «,octaKd mi”"™.,! 


Ihlnktus UnU (knowing tho dl.-BlTeotloB which exl.i 
throughOhl th« Islund to Spantrli rule) hnd the hut oipc- 
xI'lKja— u " ror| U"“>r as U> low nl the very onwt 


I /seissisfluw'.i, 

k <' S| l lSy >; l 'ra i k i| 


protracted tllnck. , "aoipi in cuo or 

®»U BruBho., Tow- 


— — * i: rr. n# to — —71 

Messrs, W’lghtmnn S: Summers, Editor* Southern Christian 
Aurocato. Clmrlwton. 

K VlilojTcnn McP#rrln » KdIlor ^w^villo Advocate, Nash- 

Editor New Orleans Christian Advocate. 

Messrs. J. O. Ni-lsou k Co., New Orleans. 

Messrs. Cherry. Henderson At On.. New Orleans 
Messrs. Lowe. l* tt t tison At Co., New Orleans. 

Mr. d\ in. Eckford, Mobile, Ala. 

Messrs. Weaver. Mullin At Oo., Mobile, Ala. 

Col .Tames E. Saunders, Mobile. Ala. 

A. 0. Harris. Esq.. Memphis, Tenn. . 

}}/ {*• K| yMau Fields. Texas. 

« .!! i°hu*ton At Uro.. Centruvillc, Texas. 

H - W. I’rlnn o. Liberty. TYxas. jy28 

B. A. FAHNESTOCK ’SVERMEFUQbI 

The Safest and Most Effective 

Kf’.WWJ J- M'Jtlt f WO tUWB. 

wiu, £z£^ 

ecewary information canlie^iad^v ntmiv m2 InR,* J>°th In children and adults, often causo death: 




|Vwl 




csu'oVlLT^lt^T'? ,,crm *"' nll J >" tba Inter- 
onbc,l.S7u7“,h U i P ’^?.A" 1 "? r . M *'>’c,1 to devote our 




1";U h “ r d " rt T' J ' uli '“ ^'patmoBgcof tho”w iho 
desire a thorough and accomplished Education 

- Rllg -“ .!5 BENJAMIN JQ&E8 t H. W. SCALES. 

PickenBvlUe, Ala., Fem«le l^u'titeT~ 

R. BRADSHAW. A. M., P«,.v, „. L , 


nuy “ 1 Prinolpal Hoard of Tru*tees. 

ilIAltlON flifflALE SHIIIAAHY 

MARION, PERRY COUNTY, ALABAMA. 

Fa cult I/. 

llt'T. .TaMII 1C Am.»n a a. ‘L 


Many a helpless child has been laid in the graroVwken 
tho disease which Induced its death has been entirely 
mUundorstood. 1 and whan worms have really been the 
cause. Now. why not, in vl«w of U»ls dangerous enemy, 
make usc t>r a remedy which mauy years of experience 
has proved to bo a Rare and certain remedy ! 


1 SB 

.. -• ft 


tW 







M| * w-...,W.vp>IVII . OIIIUOIIV J ■ 

Lncer up, Mary, for I seek to comfort you,” ggg s ■ ■ 

H,nmo th : ) ovdr ' “ Von must know Earthquake In Cuba-Loas 


jasvrered dbo rejected lover. “ Vou must know 
l got home not ten minutes ago, nnd the first 
thing my good mothor told mo wns tho nows 
about your husband. So without saying a word 
to the old woman, I clan! on mv hut. nnd ran 


Amount of Property Destroyed. 


Since it was first nut before the publio, many worthies# 
vnarations havo been forced Into sale, which have bad 


ab^t y mrTusbrnT-'Wwi^/Zr/ing n Td w^^ ^ R ^ ^‘ 7 ’ 

on* ,h o? Mg*?. «“ J ran M '“ 9 ' "'“"“..““’or v 

before ZbUm to 8pt “ h Wmk f ”“ m '"" d ™ th ” = 0lh . “” d -"'".-a on thojl.t JTT ,n5 ^SSse^S Primary Department * TIA ' 

.omrasjVUUBg to ydu.Msry.fur «i* sake of At tat aoeount. th, ritoek, .UU ..atlnaed. and ICKCfc:'. »» 


■eparauons navo been foreed Into mIu, which have had 
icir day, and are now oountad a# ao much trash * whereas 
A. f/hNE-TOCK’S VKMlIFUOE U daily iDcrvaring 
popularity, owing to it# intrinsic worth. It Ii only to 
! used according to the direction#, and If vonui exist, 
ie ?w W i! f prUlnl y ^>« expelled from the system. 

•*7, * t" }• 80ld by all Drug* is ta in New Orleans, 

id all the principal towns in the U. Stati-s. my 22 ly 


£SM£ 


I old lime*." °' ,KU U1 

.a" ®‘ 1 c P’ lt ' n ' I thought better of you!' 1 exclaimed 
tne widow, with gushing tears, and preparing 
to close the lattice ; for she was do whit inclined 
tolsaltate the first wife of Zadig. 

** fill* l(nn n Sari h..a .1. 1 as « , 


nr exclaimed ^ ^ “* I 

An ®x |r a from (be Or, Ur. apapov pnMIAed at S.vntUgo,. con,Bl,ncB eionrraud her for anything «hv had 

Bd preparing „f tho 21«t, .ay* , * l» venturing npouly to«proa,h..r,.,.fiiln„Bln rvgnrd 

whtt .nol.ncS Alt the ,.r*ta ara blocked up wl» rnbbl.h, cornice. Dm of ^X2r :::: 7 7 i" • 

M # and ruins of edifices. All the hou*-us have suffered. 


Hut mtsin ^ ... . , , uu « * u,aB All tile liou-c* have suffered, more cell In w 

«top ana hear my Story out, cried tbe or b*w. Mid a largH number of them are - not inhabitable. I without 

■“Rftllnr *< I */vll 1. _ Tlm InliiilJtn.vto iwiu., .. r. 1.. .v,_ ..... i L . .. 


A 


sailor, u I toll you WO Bpoko a brio; yes- i„T»! e wtapts have taken n-fuge lu tho rstan\iai and i ferruumam- sort c»x person, felt some oonultli-mMim rlr i,..v A “ n .•••»*% 

ttrday afternoon, bound in from Old England !^?. C S!S tr ?, ho ? i ? , ,£f tho on board of the and offered to make, the place SK Ornnmt-utal Nei-dltt Work ;. t * 

And *hn flr> mu t n . _r j« ®, /eflhels. N up°n -the publio squares and promenades, flrinc I mav.” said hIib. if vmi phnnao ...j , u . Incidental. Fos. (fuel report).. . 

. cru8 J* 8 ****“» l5*oRinK-gUs.if sSTd a S5 


blob shc'was plnt-bd in solitary roufinopT.-ut b.-lux Drawl ntr arirl Pul nH ^°.° r 

any kind of furnlturo, tho governor ot tho Jail, a PaintiS? m Off 1 8 ° " atttr Color ? • • • 

eonHj.K.mvtlon fih.-r. !,™ZCl Z-.Vlc VvV.rk ’ ’ ' 


and all the prlncipalJtowDS in the U. Stati-s. my 22 ly 

. cnuttcil HEM.S . 

Tlvi 0 nm'.S AOTOI1V ' STEAMBOAT AND DOCOMO- 
(• miv^ „; L n„i, CO r it ,* , ' tlj on h * n,, "“<> I ’ KAL « *nd 
«r.!i I ^SaJK any numb « r ) I'Ut to order. Im- 
30 ETJT, < if^f t T. lr0n 4 ?' with ®ov®»ble arms, arc attached 
W JJA*?** "° that they may be adjusted to ring easily 

10 rl P :T,‘ rly - and M’riuKR also, whleh prevent the clapper 
2 ! lt l 0g Boll; thereby prolonging It# sound. 

“ ffe^SitTK (lholudlnK Yoke * Fnune auJ Wh -») 

uftVZ&ViF™** ytar " ,n Gii" business by their 
ni, /Vi 1 r ’ < ' n ,*, bled . h,ln to wrertain the best form for 
! degree of heat re-* 


mtmHta ego r STSfcSffi' ”.r.*S? fgSS' , ™ rc, ‘ , , ng ™l««l .lone bcich S tta prtKLaTp^ thi ett t0,r ' U for t ' rlv " , ' ! ™>"“. ti hi f. raUhcd by b‘» vary cxt.nrivc ^ortmcnt^^^AT^o. 

JSr'r * — “ asa^wtessersna ^aaBm.BidBE±g seSssF.-— k— a ^SSRSsasasssSEsS 


are heard and seen. “ A oold stonpg wouTd^ 't'linim i’*' 9 ’ ."^“Von | paid lu ndvanoe. 

l Jk* 11 y0Ur ,nlRl,nni1 Wmself/’ con- Jj* °, f tW ". confasltm wo dare not relate all services could in auy way condUMtStJSKtva’nJ ’ A c .°““ t>di ? U8 »dd splendid brick edifice has Just been I ln thl " ^ ignc7u^trie«“7he ^Us fro n 7w 

Unued the generous seaman. “ Ho and three fit* Zi W?«T M* rd ; ft f, ; w 0 e ™ T j no i y«rth«- pendanoc ot my adored Jountry* Two or tl.r. o if fc | C0 SP. 1 “» t< L ‘J7“i n W; MTBn by forty-seven loo", to! storiN - repeatedly recefved tboKk* aSSL^rthT 

others saved themselves on ' a snap when the ISh *?'.*'«*.«» •*»#«* ''riuclp. M 'Sc S2 convenience of arrsmrametk. aud I '^k State Agricultural Society and American^IniH 


w-ihu. -hi ; s: paid a ass? u, *‘ onB ^ f . th ° B °» rd «” d ■» 




A a » j 

j? ^ r * d yw H * irff 


others suvivl I hcmunlvo. „„ ' „ ‘ , ,, ww-wc Will not full to observe Hint, nntwUh«l«ndlng tli 

Blefivinw »nn!ii m K > .T °" S when the Urrlblc cslamlly, Hunk hfHvcn but few llvw have beei 
lurne< l bottom upwards. Tho brig lwlt - 

Will beat into the bay l>y daylight, with this A " extra of the 2 **, f rM ,i the om»eor tbc Knlarin 
iTh ’-*! y° n ‘’ J T* bim .here- to-morrow. *■*> publlritcd at Santiago, ad.lc , 

1 •""COmforST bring you, Mary, nnd BO , "’ben wc look our pon on the day laforc ycatorday. tl 

S WgH aW. I give an account of nurtfic carUmuakm wldrli occrv.,.! ... 

1 He hurried ... 


here- to-morrow. ah» publlahcd at Santiago, adda : ortyi-.nalc. 1 and' opprcmlvc ac "rfoarai 'S’pw?l?S 'SlZnt^^A^al^^I'^' W^"ta"d“l!I”DM'ldTiIS by Uto auhiribroh' «fwhtah°tl bay wUlhanMlSl 

isTssss-s 

arsss .ss&vt&SmSggs 

~£ sssss^^a FSSfeeg'-sS^s 

-in-law ami com- ‘feoWitutcfib , „ ‘"VT*, ‘a 1 BRIDGE " r ATEU ADAMANTINE PAINT. 

ness.' Sho opened of a car k or anything like it, at once cries of mercy and the Unirlih StS'i!2.^ Individuals denonnoed hy ,.arly in the mornlmr 7 Thiw *l c,ot ' k at night— rise The guperior properties of this unoouated miner*! 
been closed fn tho to th# Moit “ igh bur,t forlU ln Wu\ despora- hendc/on the night of Uio^^naT^ecreJi ’7H* ® wrclw >» thX'a Judicious Ind^oner Xrnutlon ne?e*L^T7 '‘LT 0 .- * a “ d faT 7 r * b . ly . k, ‘ own ‘t is urn 


and .!,« » ricuUural 8oc,et / and American Institute, 
nfS* rn^uJ? h w * re complfted Chimes and heavy Alarm 
J th ® Cn,on *nd Canada. 




stronger or weaker as ho alternate]; 
the shade of the house# or etnor/rec 




oly entered .vorely.^nd with great destruction' ’of^ property'’* HiU the and°dny! nreesufn n u&ab! e' \ aU !‘ nUraof tl,u Q, « bt 
«M- ouuuo oi me nousos or emorgod Into tho U^„^&^* t SA^ g r 3atwt I alarm by dlscovSesTOBtlniuSi^ mido^ Snmma^ SSlT’s 0 *’ ll,M There. Is but on* union of ten months The , 

afea-®SS?ESaS SS'SSrV»«“ 

her heart, in strength enough to overwhelm her. ^JiWifWe stand haa-lieen in continual motion : shocks, with aud l “duce tho belief ii„ n will be made h..» ofontranee. No 


uigi.t 

o, tl' 0 There is \»ut dim tetBwn of ten mnnth. 



| hod its increase been more abrupt, 
impulse was to rouse her sister-In-la’ 
muni onto the new-born gladness!' 
the chamber door, which had been c 


0Hf session of ten months. The ensuing 
1 commence on Thursday the 23d of 8op- 


strength enough to overwhelm her, yjkkwo Stand ft* been in continual motion : Shocks, with ttot there* ufaom« rwMn # fot^Vvo?* f Ud l “ ducw , tho **H®f tlon will be made but'lJV Bperfal N .° deduc ; 


REO0LAH DRY 

J08KPU H. PAt 

Importer* and Wholeaala bealm 

street. New Orleans. . 


m 


l?n? ill'ra it ?i K,u ' 's 1 ^ 2 ^ 1 .^' * dw ‘ iing 

*« Kmemberod time VTargnm wonid aw!k’“to »“ w^uda r™ mlita Jdtaftat Irithtal fona°o“K.tada y ZcSm^ p’offSf^SiS5f: iST" : a ’g*' 

4^asfcatssagaj? SS^Sr® 1iS 4«S£ 

the unconBciou* form*of ^ IbVbers'aTod one!* Mar!’ "wUch u if 'SSSP''^ 

SfaSaitii in HS 1 ?’ •>“?■ nud dr *p< a -y w "« SS^LtaJioi'Si uiS^ja 't' ntu 1 th ”. Cr ^'™ ^ bav. „„,w- 

Jw.ShftRff her young check was place., and a targe uLberof larraiL SSman?^ 3'tb2’Mri.K- ll ?.?. f "■», ■"""MM "f the (lov- 


BREW8TER & OO, 

carriage warehouse, 

No. 110 Qravlcr.trcct.rcar St. Cbarlca Hotel, audios Bt 
Charles street. 


.^d ss^agBJts ai..5! i uUlc 

kaiWM 

JSa?^ u - D d? DMk 

JO^EHl'\lEN^N^Fal 0 Ot^*l B ^’cam|fatrcct ' 

And the UNDKUWHITKH8* CERTIFICATES. 


BOMCiy the attention of purchasers to their extensive »*fgf number of our most 

id Turicd fiMsnrlmi.nl I IaON FACTORS and I!IIMM!rqiov mud 


and varied assortment of 

OAHHUapS AND HARNESS. 


tar AW,' v'J. /l.T’ilS? *t* , "" lud< ' a 1" ‘he Agent’. Clrcu- 
wrto t d i !'«• *b» circular* 


-tinted, and her lip# half opened inft vivid “" 2 !,,?.^!'*-,^" '" rr ^ rSrrSa.ri IVbivb t,„.y „Ovr„, U,„ very r„b or ap- d 0KN ”f‘m7£!K 

kSHSSSS-S" 

we from the whole countenance. by tb « aud orew^, upon whoso hospitality they U^concioouS ‘‘ X,,nlly hoW tho P ar ‘ ll,,pOHltory Iu tho - Uultud a variety of ' Wfd® »>y tho agents, Messrs G 0 ftoeri k ST \ Th' ““ 

Mj Door smtsr vnn will rank.. .... nave thrown themMdrus. v j j oonc > r “ tU *«w » “* were caDtured thminrh «!>*<». NKwmrmi> v '...L fullva.i.i a_ : : V* “°g trl ^ Uo - t.cheer- 


tfS* ^“‘ n Ul f wU " le oountonanoo. by the captain, and orawg. upon »h«o hwpluillly they u£ conc“ a£d l2uhi^- U1 ' d ' <U “ ln f m 

Mj poor tuster! you Will Wtiken too annn thrown tbemselvus. 77 u * w®™ captured 

»m tfisthappy dream,” thought Mary .tawVr^ -ten?. 

* l1 . 0 ‘} 01l ! n . ,U ® Um P ? n ' 1 I h r "r lb» Ellgll.h v,. s .„ t l" U „,„,,r l ‘l1,ir a Ihmll'-'/r. frZ'iK 


R . . , Y0KK 'W'wri UARRIAQES. ™ff.c.d 

with the bouseriiifiinna x*f hi. . * . *• uirofttencd Some of which ure of * ... I * n ine-Agont fl Circular. and recommend tlm **m<* u»-._ 


svuuiig, buu act, uown inc lamp ami .me 
Meavored to a r rage the bed clothes so that 
iho cUiU air ought not do harm to tho feverish 


'iff:*?* 





^W«^l»i«ht not do harm to tbo fcveiisb 
.aoberer. But bu hand trembled agaiust ubn <> c 
mrgarcte neck, a tear also fell upon her Americ 
iteek, and she suddenly awoke. tocwV 

Covsv D'Oriat.-— T he Loudon Globe contains tho fol- th ,?,J ea 


».7,, D ucw «»i mu cn pun ii or rue 

American ►hip John Stroud, who, although he saw a whole 
,y ^ g towda the quay, ordered his crew 
the resmd lhe P unk " tl,nt affordcd the means of reaching 


Ion. on the A ££25!2SklW* "Ill & SWE. 


.dug notice cd thla «* •- «- bitter r.lbdtan. on the 

C. I * * * , Y * uk ?* “»’l call* tbo Cuban. fooD to look to Ibi a^ompanJlnTMl"' '£SS ° f 

That Count DOriay vaa boru.W’ari, prockcly at tbo th ™ ')">P*tb f or aid. The Ardacto- add, : nab,." bleb n^.k vnlom™ tL( , nV^m 1( T^"r1,Vn L oj2,y 

. J operdug of .the preecut century, could >un.. or imn, ..... i„ dl,l F ‘"’atatc’tbat tlto damage done Lb “..'f" L‘ 18 dlBBenlt touudoratai?d wbit 


— - — ; — ■ I r— 1 -awavu av, AWA 

PHILADELPHIA SJUMBWMX AND TRUNK 


opczdcf of .the present oeutury, would appear from tbc In thaX^lu k“ l dul * ‘»>‘«t«'lbat Uta damage done l l "•bm ‘‘ ** d IOcuR touudomtSnd wbit 


■ wVrTJ; warehouse. 

Ill perusal of S' HOBB & Oo. 

rmuentjour- nn ,, 1 ' 1 

perienoed by A ‘ 00 otreet, New Orltant. 

iratttud what Tho subscribers invite Planters aud Dealers in Saddlery, 
of such mu- olc -i lo cell and examine their stock. 


Jr. «p™~ing ms sstonlBbmout at the “ou* of dollars, to repair it. Bo far we have nothinJJr,. 11 1,10 was iu the happy sutri nf trari, „iii» V rr. lULU 

pnrcoelty eatduud In a cvrtaiu M8. JUryfrom U.eCouut' . ‘ban move coojeoturo ou tbc mu a uutol tb2 dS2“ " hltb , th ” I Q ">«"mc„t .trtyc by ^e^ jl^ta^hrir r , * ."o! :<,n3l ' mU J' r «*lvlng Good, from tho Ma 

pm. peruKd by Ua Lurdahli,'. at UeniM (Aprl! 6, was) “V.V",,' ^ for? Uulmp .^ .t ^“'O' Tblladelpbla, aud direct from Kuglaud, aud 

D-Ormy bad hereditary pr.teu.lou, to uecidlar .octal Ct ? m . BHtadero. eUto that-tho tko^ihtaltahm mt 4 x^S°W “P ‘bl. momeat P-Nparcd to otTorlibcraUnduceiucntf to punhawn 

^mfittarad tat: »mUagr.Cra! taU, a. tbe ^ **' ‘ “ l«ne *" d w-U ara^cd an, 

peraodod, iu his noram. #h« udMi^u . stcainiT Genantl Armor.. n ; . ! . turo to uredict .1 - r w,u Yen comprised as follows : 


certlllcatee'froiu equally rcupecuid77urce.; 
wuitu can bo seen at our office * utminiF triiirt* „ M 1 

g.ut p c 

Lieut, and Quartermaster U. 8. Military Academy Sw 


They arc cunataully recalving Good, from tho Mauu conclualr.-ly . by boiug thorougbl'y tc.Udlu.V'il'u’biS 

ctory In 1 hiladelpbla, aud direct from Eugluud, aud arc FlllE JlJVD WEATHER PROOF 
opured to offer liberal inducciiientf to purchaacr., Tbo bcndlug. ehrlukiug, or warping of the material ..«no 

Their stock lu etorc ta large und well aaao'rlcd. aud.i< "blch.lt lj uaed doewnot affect the paiut ; In twenti.f^ 
impriaed aa follows : - ^ boun It dries, and ln four weeks bicou.ei a pirtafatau 


will yen- comprised as follows : 

Itu'com. S*ilH»«. »'“b» a: 


utn iu urns, aim in rour weeks becomes a perfect slate 
/r “ m , dec *T' *“ d neither hllstcni uor 


Sad, lie. Bridles and Martingales l„ great variety; criJKy 112,^ tithe' hSSSISS' 



iwjsmun. r or covering roofF I Hsflug for private reasons 
canvas, or (isper, It is also in- I oontlnued his interest during 


^Thri^T 1 1Ior “" " nJ siul “ “;““ d ^ 

nad Blind hridlas; Trtti2a4JhMl.»w. .. I PROTECTION An aivut qi>i»i.-.> . I unu 


ni . * t,._ Z- — rwinquibUi-u the triiniMm. i i. ‘R uo punuouuon aud dis- iu l -*/«qu«Re oi mo City of ; 

‘h* 1 Kfeuch M,rvio ° ; for thrown!,;, 1 ift 1 ^’ Uou ®PPr«h«uded and th J “ e *t city o ImporUnce to llsvana. 

IwrS 1821 at ' aUlU0 ®’ on the Whom-. Novtiu- VjS , P lt0n - , A , clerk . iQ house of Drake, Bros . , U a PP*‘ ar “ al1 the towns iu the eautei 

X* .* 82 ^ %«?JifCeurrence took nUce whinh sh. nm .,i L Lo : l,ad [>evD wrested, pud a voumr tauu enfnioiS u. i*l®nd have more or less r li 


• •HvtvT!^ 

'£i 

~ « P- 

ft 1 f 

- - 

ff‘ r; \ A- f^>i»-y 



a., upon. this occa- audBHad Brilta ; TracoUbaius; Medical Bags |0o!sdle^ WWtMTIjW AGAINST SPARKS AND “ind!^ KlT.uuoZta 
S.U tugode Cuha. Ihdta t^^ ’ 

Agents lor tho States of La., Ala.. Mias., aud Texis 


currency took place which ehsDced ' ■ """ l " t n arrested, 
turned back hi. existence Into the 


, Lo K J ?"„ Ufr - *•“ loader of Lady **.”1 rif * iraxfioulix- of this tariWe' .ataKph.' T2S ‘‘,1“ mM’fo Tr' '**’■ '’*"**• -ic.,. etc., etc. 

Idler In IUly will look In vain for any A Br .' “ 1 dl; al of slekucss prevailed lu Ilavanu-mostty f h “' c T«*r authnrittee, for assuredly they ha»?22fflcta.o M l3C 

r f“ c “ u,r ' *bb LleuteaunlD'Or- was unusually g „.,J to occupy their .tlrnllnn, witbout tL ehuu Ju 2bfo h,T, , 

3. d ?;’ r ' ln » rk ‘bat singular i-oV /?,“ *£IT r r r - , " k0D " u ‘ by the ste.mahlp Crea- btcl" tbestrtfo against thrm. menu alsojolu- POPULAR METHODIST BOOKS 

Vunteon, when Lieutenant, was quartered ?nS3 )r *® N, "' 0,k »oi» g»atly exaggerated. rtn.. vu . .. ‘"uraot HUOUS. 

.>» . reduced.”"" *“ Tay dlUI ’ ““ d lh “ ‘bill""* 1" port much , . , Havana. August 31. 185S-l«tlS. pu {‘ 1 L lfh ” J b * ni «»* *= “««, Auburn, New York.] 


n NT fc I “., NcW 0r, “*h*i Meiers Blark, Day 

Rlchard^F °Mem Mt ’ J ' ""“ Urm ““ k Go., I? 

hero l^h*f' 1 : b „"." oni Mobil”, J G. IVhltaker: Vlilu- 


1 I ®JTn« k A.bJ 0 ™ 0 " 1 Galv'eeton, Jonca 


Baton Rouge, Leri Kellum. 


‘".t-^bere Lord melton ilgbtcd 
*a.fth Rhone, andnrbuuce ac- 




aSitoi^y^ T Ita P or l a *‘t Letter from Havana. 

“S^W’l •iw.l^lmb! ^bhl’lM^uZa uumher of ‘iheTnlc 


( .m nJ?.i 0 , K y, 0 T,IIS Methodist -episcopal 

UtUtCU, iu the United Btatce aud Canada : glrlng an 
acoouut of the Origin, Progrese, Doetrlnee. Uhurob 
J olloy, l eages, Iuatltutlc.ua aud Statlatlce. Dy Rev. P 
Duugtxae Gorrle, of Black River Conference. ' 12tuo 

iTiCOe . 


information relative to polil 


PRIZE ESSAYS 

ON DUTIES OF MASTERS TO 8ERVANT8 

By Rev. JI. N. MoTyelrc, of New Orlcauj; .Bev. 0. F 
Sturgee, of Alabama ; ltcv. A. T. Holmes, of Georgia. 
Thla RtUe work was puUUhad a year alttce, aud has 
“ L,t ( W ‘b eueouragtog success asd been oordlaUy com 


the firm of James Wright fc 8a 
sure of Bunouiwing that he 
in our house, and solicit# tbe — r - 
furmt-r patrons. t.;7' : 

To correct a general 
state that he has no internal to 
JAMES WllIGUT A. 

New Orleanc, Dee. 1, 1851. 


DUNBAM. 

DUNBAR k 
Commission Merchants and 
street, New Orleans. 



handeoiue oom- 


a**i 


have been 1 


Mps 

H ( “ x T-/JI 

" „V T T TJFZ!£~£*~ 

V'-' 

’rttafc' z~f V” ^ -*-■ -Va« 

V -' *' ^ W'^'l 

^ ^ | ' -s j .- -w 

‘'ty^rwK 


sssi mm&rns h ^ s mgr'* Att 


tmSta^i; "‘'»“* n«nt'meVhodist minIstehr ™ i "" d T ml “ l '“ D ”' “ 



ceutalulDg Biographical Sketches, Iuoldeuts, Anecdote.’ h ‘‘7 

Record of Travel, etc., oto„ by same author. 12tuo 125 Thirty. fire Cents. 

THE HESLEY OFFERING: or, Wesley aud Ills Times n "bLshed in cbsrlestou. 8. C., by Houthrru Baptist Pub- 
By Boy. D. Hohuee, A. M., of Oneida Gonf. -Eighty IUhi “« Sootety. For sale lu New Orleans by 
seven years have I sojourned on thla earth, endeavoring -77“ JOHN BALL, MOravler etreet. 

PURE GOLD: ftShto MEDICAL NOTICE. ~ 

■Itmu aulhnr lllmn y DR. L. l’lKRllK. rtf UnltiuK... n I- .. 


prominent placo on the table of evory master. Price 

Thlriv.flvaa Ps.*,»« 


Dealure iu Fine Fashions. 

. (next door to Planteril r 'Hotel 


Dyron adds : 


ai reciMtf th« «ione uj»uu the sul jucl 7 ^ 

good nature^ The lii-cooteut which has for a long tli 
aUlhuxlarvlof autoua tlm Creul*# i f ihii.i 


I jo niil . tn * Interior. ^ 1 ou - — — v * , » w * vuiumou#. uimrgia, rc#pecinai« 

uta past existed . B "“‘' Ptai'xw:»o._The tat number of the Iberville ’’'I* - METIIUIII8 T PREACHER, contalnlugtwenlyHtxbl 7,',,“ ltU '“ ll9u of Tbyriolane, Druggist, aud dralcrsli 
Sftulsh rule„ 8* l»al **JA under the ahoy, caption : *" d PractlmUSu^U.by BuC i! 


Youths’ Clothing, Gent.’s Ui 
Trunks, Carpet Bags, and* 


Clothing, always m- 
the lowest 




eamo author. 10n;o 


medical notice. 

DR. L. PIERCE, of Columbus. Goqrgia, rcupeotfuib 


— l*. i_' ,, .« 1 — ~ . u ua* jor a louir l ui< 

EiLti&riSM *£®2« Ift CrpotaP of Cub* a gairnt Ui.ur 8 
dth^tricohi.rlt! ug arrived at length to such a pitch that n f«ii 
. *d a. one of.be hr- <Urtn* at p u 7ra, Principe and Triuldid lu 


J «'J. 1W1- «pa*y ehuwed thmuMd^; ra'reb^Hta^Mni SlSJSSaSlS.fSW. W °“‘ d “ Dd ““" h *“ “«k> ta- 
'b”*'“bwl , le. 1 by whom they were.pevvlhy e.ntur^u" seerni e ^‘f" te0 “ dl ‘b>n. The bottom 

' k *fi¥.lal then , made, luelead of havlqg-lh, color, welxht.ea^.! VH?? .'Vi™ 01 ?' Judl'-H fr-u Rs 


ta £ 55 S 2 ^ 


Smuona on Boctrinml and Pr.c,.ca,Suk]«u by BtahcP 

Itedd ng, Dr. Fisk, Dr. Bangs, and other prominent 
12,2, :',“,°:. , 2! M,ll,odl “ Dptaopal Church: Edita 


EPPING’S extract of BUCHU. 

This excellent remedy for all diseases of the kidneyi 


by Rev D Holme — v “ Hreu . x.uueu mu aiuneyi 

■bThC ***%?. 1 I “ii 01 The exauiplM then made, luileadcf ^ I ■wm moes or iron ore, judging from lta I THE YOUNG Lll>v«nnn 1 00 ™ ari nary organs generally ; also, aU Dyipeptic case* 

nmoSS SJLuJi 1 " t4lcti ot •»<* deterriug other# from iKS? OMtiii ‘ft*? 4 ! lftr i® lumps of tliL p d ucatlo„° 8 ^°?, K : ° r ot Fumal. of ° rdin * ry klnda > aud duration, is owned and carefully 

vied to IfftJSSkaffii' 2ES& ^ a oonlrury sffect-the dL- 1 J," ^ r ‘ c 1 w Q^ntUUs ; tb«- I W Uo$m9t > ot N. 0. Advo pre P* red by tl ‘» subscriber, and U offered on UU Medical 

Action to thu Govurnmeut Im. 1.1^ I »uTjrl.z ! mm *• ^®ry thin— largu and daun *.««, cate. Suventh id tlon • . knn«i».iiF« .. . >i.a .. . . 




-,.n ■Ata.ttyff' 

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N. MoTYRIRE, Editor. 


15LUME II. NUMBER 


NEW ORLEANS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 


1852. 


W. mi hhaIi, j of Alabama Conference. 


. of Mwalf.l 


r ^fffSR FROM ENGLAND. 

Lararw cowHiBKcr.: 


ors, many of whom lmvo,, boon deluded by scarcely less able, who of late years have 
the profession of • Moderation,’ and by spe- porlmps boon more practically acquainted 
cioub phrases, will fall back into tli.M-nnks of with the present working and needs of Mjitli- 


WHOLE NUMBER" 85. 


Tor ifm N! O. ClitUUnn A, h. unto. 


‘LIZZIE NEWTON.” 


: .... .. of 1840 WOB' momentous 

^fetenco po f ^ ^ ^ vnncod nearly as, far ns it is possible lor men Lomas, are looked upon by bimseir, not indeed ! 

* tKW Griffith and of the deter- to ndvanoe in tlnf way pf independent oxtrav- with an eye of unkindness or of suspicion. 

^ n 7 bv the Conference to go to "S""™ ftnd lawlessness. And scarcely any but with a fatherly fear lest they should inno- j 

* 7 mriblc of the “Fly Short” of 'hem remain in any sort of connection rate too much and 'become too “New Con- 

**“' 1 JLpnccd the terrible agitation with Methodism. •* nootlbhal " in thoir sentiments and arrange- ! 

*f* < ^Lt.1.lmd been in m-eflara- >’ w thia intwducticn \ViU prepare your ments. 


Conference Methpdism. At present the rev- odlsm than lie, I refer to such men tls our ' 
olutionists, miscalled ‘ Reformers’ have ad- President of tho year, Dr. Beecher, and Mr. | 


Sovcrul wouku si n co w5 noticed, in few 
words, the dentil of. ATV m. j .a r,ii a A. L.Goon* 
wyn. Wc now recur lo the subject with 
mournful pleasure. 


willing to do whntovor he bide. 1 ' The dream 
wns u picture of many dim expectations which 
she entertained in h< r nrdent dcHires todjc 
iiBCful. She longed to fill suoli n stilt ion oh 
that her graiidmothor hail hihorod and B\if* 
ferod in. Sho .was .‘‘strongly drawn to the 


F-r Uts N. O. nuistUh Advorais, 

NOTES OP AN mNEHANT. 


o. it noseiu.u, - 

nTn commenced the terrible agitation 
I Iiml Loon in nvoifara- 


vi, , .. life of a preacher s wile. Probably dheWfiR 

one wa? a native of (icorcm, hut lived for , ... . 

1,0 , .. , rr • M 1 1 ^bouttlus tune tempted, ill no had senBe, to 

no greater iiart. ol her life m Alabama, and . . ■ . . ’ „ 

r f *. enter fnich a held. She wrote to one. lwinnolf 


u material* had been in prepara- - i>ow miroaucucn wm. prepare your ments. 

d of which the efl'oct is not waders for the information that there have Thesuggcstionsor the Memorial Committee Sllc lost h 

'^he Conference of 1850 vyas the been held, this ^earnndrat this session, in this have indeed encountered more opposition in which seems 

* 7r int of tho agitation. Then fe-wn of- Sheffield, two Conferences* besides the Cnnfefoiico tlmn I Imd anticipated.' 'Mr. ’'W thoughts 

after many years of singular ouv °' vn ' One of the two has booh tho Con- W. M. Hunting, a man of. a ijohlo heart and ' SU P] , '"' , 1 a nu 

u vonr of agitation re- foronoo of. iho ‘ Moderates,’ held during the intellect, lmt yet of a very singularly consti- 1'"'™ ll ‘°™ is 


was about twenty-three years of ngc when 
nhc died. ’ 


enter fnich a held. She wrote to oi\q, himself 
a preacher yf age and experience, asking Ufa 


B The Conference ol 1 
point of the ngita 
- after many years 
f n vear of r 


oi,_ - , , ,, . .. counsel, and roceived but poor encouragement. 

Nic lost her inothor when quite young, >. , i 4 , 1 .. . . , « . 

lili'L norms i i *• i ••j.j . i* „ 1 h?.anHwerodhcrthathothAughthor“op- 

inen BOcmR to have tinrred with Binlnefia all ... .... . : 1 


heart and [ 


hit h bociiir to havo tinged with sadness all „ ... , . , , , , * 

tu'H.m... u*. r. , powumties ot doing gnod would he no gronter 

n tiioughtfl afterwards. Hit grand-mother * * -r r t , (.,* . v b „ 

irmL#.il n r • 1 \ *1 as the wile of a preacher-* tlmn in any other 

ipplteq a mother s place. Amongst her pa- .. , . , , J . . 

, P , ,i „ ■ . .. ... Htatlon, ’and indeed “ meTirted to the opinion 


aid" aft** ft year fc ! 0nC0 intellect hrRyet of a very sjnguhtrly. consti- | V'™ there is a half iiidshed* portrait of the thnt ^ fln] pnnl1inr oirininiBtanXThe 

^ted, inspite of his distinct t-P».er part W our m tings; 11, otter tho luted muul. l^if the opposition, inn fi,r„,al I v -a hh. nuitron-M o-mgla I »*«”« wife »f a Me.hoflist preacher is ml of a 


IyMOSW«>> . 

UlmT pledges given tn tho previous 
m.. net awiiv from the. Confer- 


of tlio Reformers, held during the four lust and 
days of tho Conference. Spverhl, however, port 


nut away trom too. vomer- ; - - * 1 "• 

r^-Tik was impossible for him any . of tll(> 1 ’vbriils of importance have been eon- 
Immediately after that nooted will,. both these Conferences. Already 
jprenuui. ,i.n/inn a pruposal lins.been rmt out— nerlmns father 


baet— indeed, 1 believe, bolero tliecon- 
its sitting— the agitators, in coun- 
Ikled, resolved collcetivcly, and pub- 
Llumcd their resolution, to do. w^at 


, , , 11 . iiiuui'.niini iMUUNiiur IN lliuro Ol ft 

irlust and ratl.er lengthy spdeeh. lie wns sup- wnrformg amid the scones of my childhood, , lnul thun lnnst women. ’ ShHmd been, 
it’over. ported. the main, not only by bis venerable ””k ng on the i ear faces nnd listemng to the n .„ m ohrly lsr „ well aeonstomed to' eon- 

neon- father, but by a band of younger ministers, loved voices at thun -who wore mynmustor- , mvi , Brf nf theTortunos of 

Irernly highly respectable for their ability and piety. ?»b' nngel. j and itniM.g them rises' up mere wife fi, be intimidated by such' a 


ft proposal has. been put out— perhaps father .From Various causes these ministers liad cou- 
a feefter than, a proposal for the fusion of traeted an unduo jealdusy (as I think) of 
the ‘Reform and th'O ‘Moderate’ partios.. any thingflike an iuerense of popular influence. 
Aiid onh of the Secretaries of the ‘Mode- In Funic instances this aroso from the painful 


limn earthly bounty tlio image of my grand- 
mother. Once hi b?c I see her mini, nlaoid 


gloomy estimate. Not two years ivftbr and 


mother. Onco more I see her calm, placid u i... * .. , , 

, , Stic nutes , ( oarage. Bo of good cheer, 

countenance ; anil ub tho memory of her god- „ ni ,, • .. , • , 

it gentle Spirit wluspoi’s: lain even now in 
v *itc comes up. earnest aspirations aviso, for n... • 1 • . u* , .. 


ZLa their resolution, to do. wjmt Alul onh of the Secretaries of the ‘Mode- In sonic instances this arose from the'pninrul '- v 1,10 Co, »<* up. cannot aspi rut ions aviso, for th«« vineyard, in llis own good time ’ 

Seed had previously done, and «* tc ? presided, tlio other evening, aba ‘ He- practical oxpcrlcnco wbioli they bad had. or Jf™e to l,,ll.,w in her fm,.tstops. Sho Is one . , .„ „ , „ ft 

n of tlm agitators had urged all J ornl nit ' ot »’R' Hitherto,, however, it pjfob- pnpulnr tumults. But, f(om whatever causes ”1 -the first whom I remember; and her in- Xo vomber 1 S "> 1 she wns unite 1 i, 

^hot nil had not agreed to do, and “>’ly serves both parties best to keep up a’ arising, such was the fndt, ns I have-doscribcd. "‘ructions were the first i received. I used , umtc *»• marring** 


Hi a ei Inters had opposed being n ‘» 11 ' in “ 1 distinction and shadowy partition and most thoroughly and resolutely did they tu 1,wr her tell of Indian cruelties, of beiu 
A . in .ton between them'. But in a short time the veil delmte overv delmtealiln imint of the "unmioned to the ‘Fort,’ where a darlin 


Cft njhat is, immediately to stop " ™ >.» “ «*'!“« >««. v, u 

EfiS to circuit and connection^ I **J‘ hft 0 ” ,cUcd “w-ay which disguises, the 


Hut in a short time tlio veil. [ debate every debateable point of the Commit- sl,l >”noncd to the ‘Kurt,' where a darling 
l away which disguise^ the toe’s suggestions. Tint' result, however, was c l 1 i*‘I lay dying in-Her arms, c, f a noble hoy 


lAiatn circuit and connectional ™ ice s suggesuoos. i no result, however, was • V ““wi mine, i.i-n ikwio ooy . 

r,. . • , .hie courso until tlio f ™'ures of. * Modcratism,’ and it will be sect, a signal triumph to the Contnlittoq, Not- ,Mlt ,,n ' -i ust ut umnlmod. and of a husband • l, ‘ w stt ' t '; oUR lhc ' v »y» ol 1 ""1 '■ SI 

Bf ,^5 ,.. T0 yielded to their do- tu ,,l! ,)ut “tlouide " of Reform. withstanding the Inlluenec of Dr. Ibmtiii-, U!lllcd when laboring in bis Muster's . " ot year to grace tlio po t 

Ku'rcnfcMice of 1850 published ' Vith tlio ‘Reform , party the Conference and the talents and character of tho oppos'i- vil tM fllr fl 'Pm his wife and little ohos. H"“ [" r "j 1 "? 11 she was so peculiarly litto 

1 1«7 to tlio constitutional momori-' 1ms terminated all controversy long ago, and tion. the •first proposition of the Committee 1 Clln remember it all scarcely .more than "vr health was bad froni the first or the yei 

the circuits, in which, has quietly refused to renew it. in any form; w as ca rried b v an overwhelming majority,. onou Sh to know that'sbo was acquainted with nm l so coptmiieii until she died. Whcncv 

**^1.-- its* great principles, and Hus. Conference. It lias, however, thought only nine hands -beingTield up. against it. "BW*— she was able to be, she wnt i engaged active 

'• fc! tlio rreHcnt to consider any <il to P«hhsh a reply to an application of the The second was carried with only four dis- " Tl "' KMe "as lier. constant companion 111 t '"' dl 9 '' ,uu 'S 0 " f »•>« various duties win, 

°“ l '‘ minor matters' which might in ‘Moderates- for a Conference with them, sentionts and tho others, jvith a few inima- nnd l,,T P ui } lc through life; she may have F^tcd themselves in her nkiv pusitio 


j 1 » desirable, the 


Conference yet wllii:l1 rc P'y > ,<,u wiU fiud in a recent number torial alterations, passed nnnniiuoiisly. 


•gldcft— .... I 

“■ i be Bible was lien constant companion 
mid her guijle through life ; she may have 
rend other books, but 1 can not rcmcmliok.it: 


| its willingness, at a 


future and ” f tlin "'“tcliman- nnd which will repay the. Further details, with setup reflections on und "' lien * llJok back to thosoVlays I ru 


to .tlio llov. A. K. tioodwin, nn itinerant 
preacher and menjber of tho Louisiana Con- 
ference. 

How mysterious the ways of Hod! She 
did not Ilya 41 .single year to graco tlio posi- 
tion for which she wns so peculiarly lilted. 
Her health was had from tlio first of the year 
and so continued until she died. Whenever 
she was able to be, she was engaged actively 
in the discharge of tho various duties which 
presented themselves in her nttv position: 
everybody loved and respected her 

She had marked out a still wider field, in 


Liable time, to take into consideration 


attentivo perusal of your readers. It is an the present aspeet of affairs, 1 must give 'you Hunk of her except with her knitting and her the efforts which ufo made Jo extend Christi- 


itions in non- 


i-cssentinl particulars admirable statement of tho main points in next week. Tlio pressure of business and Testament.- 


L nigbt be brought 


under its attention controversy, and manifesto of great princi- the necessities of travel leave me 


unity by tlio' pen and press. She was a fre- 


It would seem, from her paper?, that sho I quont and highly appreciated eontrihutor to 


Neither of tliose riial Conferences bps | shall he for a time again in blessed retire- * n tender years But the olements j of her Hcc pieces recommended themselves by their 


(onihtutiona wny. ie agi n ion, rseither of tlicse riial Conferences bps 
vu at its hcig it a ns perm , con mil j e much impression cither upon oiir Con- , 
liti desolating course, nit i m it o ferenco, in the town of Sheffield, or. the Sleth- 
Ket,during t e o °" ln r, 1 odist public nt large. The assembly of the 

l Coherence of 1851 it was plain that , M(jll ' urfttcs . wrts Signal failure, and tho vi- 
jigiaal agitation me gone 1 s eng (i_ 0 ] cll f an j extreflib ngitfttion is almost* vtorn 
koe its worst: At- that Confpreneo, ^ 

Iw, after a careful examination, olassi- 
oc and analysis of the large number of 
trail sent up from circuits and from in- 


complete my intelligence now. Next week "' ks deprived, .too, of this noblo- guide when this paper, and to tho “ Laditm Companion.” 


Went. 

Sheffield. August I”. I s -''-. 


ehnyactcr are easily traced to th ose ti mt i,,,. <|uict pathos und pure Christian sentiment, 


pressions. Her gyand-mothor was (ioiihtless “My beautiful roses! - ’ she exclaims in one 
trained to firmness by the dangers of a fron- of her compositions, ‘‘look upon them nnd 


I think I told you that the present editor Co., was one of those remarkable mo„ev-ma- 
of the so-called IVeslynn ’i iiiics is p runegnde Uin ^ wcll w l,ose uninterrupted sufieJss, in 


irtMt^eOTwT^lw^ Methodism, in tin unnatural "sense last Con- material for, the gossip of the town for seven grand-daughter. Kvcn the impression of the from none, even as our Father who “nmkotli 

InlnUMtutothe main nrincinles in- tcrcnoe ’ who ’ 11 fuw lll0I1 . llls sfte| - years. Being of a familiar turn. of mind, lie grand parent's grief, os she told of the unox- his pun -to rise on the evil and on the good, 

I * ,1 l words rt»sit»nr*(l his lduno nmontr us. tmvimr .1 . . . .1 •• 1 ,-,l 1..^ ..f .» Im.lmn.l nml . .. .....1 .. n .,,l n ii. ^ fl... ;,. u f ,.«.i .... n... 


eslyan minister, w|p took hollow vows to traSe had Jbcen the wonder and afforded the 


A STORY WITH A MORAL tier life: while her husband was. out, an itin- -read tho lessen of life; for each hud and 

- _ . erunt preacher, she performed the more dif- blossom will tell the same story nnd fonrey 

Mr. Holies, of the firm of Fossil, Bones N lic,| lt part of taking care of tho family, and some truth. Behold there an emblem of in- 
'■ was one of those remarkable money-ilia- Wp .“8 otrt'Tor Indians. . This, devotion to funt beauty, the .Walden's blush, woman's 
eg men whose uninterrupted success, in the cause of Hud und firmness of, chnrjiotor, maturity, and life's dcolino. Look again! 
i3e hn.l brn.n C,„ los mill aflordi .,1 Dm became tlie prominent traits of her littlo they are lovely to all, withhold fnnrrnnco 


ie of Hud and firmness of’ bhurgotor, maturity, and life's decline. Look again ! 
the prominent traits of her littlo they arc lovely to all, withhold fragrance 
auglilor. liven tho impression of the from none, even as our Father who “nmkoth 


1 . 1 * wards resigned his place among us, having was fremiontlv intevvoimteil llm Kiii.inei 

td,iltrnud influential comnnttoo— a .. ,/ . , , . h "is liupu ntly lntcrrogatca on tlio suly.ect. 

proMously written for an independent review and invariably uavo its the secret of his suc- 


pev ted loss of a husband and a son in the I and sendclh, rnip off" the just and 


toofjfty^wns appointed to meet ftn clllbomto attuuk on a j 0 tl„ slisw, * and 


j Ibe cueing jtar, and take into con- w)l0 u now , in awwod independent. 


itioo Dot only tho requests of the memo- roft( j e 

lot the wholo subject of Methodist 
A . . man - 
f. Uf the proceedings of that commit- fl) 

ob bw already informed . >• , 


und invariably guvo tea the secret of his suc- 
cess, that lie minded his own business/ 

A gentleman met Mr. II ones. on the Assan- 


hi v.-dey of promise, was ineffaceable. unjust.*’ . . 

I she educated at >ummoriicld, Ala., M 19 scorned to strangely desiro death, 
uadt-v Dr. ..i:‘ ;wj;ll, am} whilo there, in- the Sti’angoly enough when wo romombor that 
19th year of her age, w:ih converted. Of this she had an irrepressible * ardor to live to bo 
last.event, wliioh tlio bogidnjng of life useful. .Such expressions as tho following 
to her, shi rlr .Jin • *.e following note in' her often occur in her short journal. 'J’iioysliow 
“journal.”^ ‘ May 10 — This very day it is us that Death was to her at least neither an 
twoycars uinec I found flic nioro excellent unoxpcdtt?d nor nn unwelcome visitor: “At 
way ;’ since I began to reckon, myself dead thd usuul hour we went to the church. J 3 ro. I 


readers will judge of the honesty of such a pink bridge. He was gazing intently on, tho 


| man -editing a professed Wcslyan journal. ( i as bing, foaming waters, as they fell over I 
Discourse indeed, has been throughout most the dam. Hawas evidently in a brown study.- 1 
dishonprablo, and such as amply to merit Our friend ventured to disturb his cogitations. 


alittlo before tho time appointed for the sentence pronounced upon his ease by the 
tabling of the Memorial Committee Conference, iu accepting .his resignation and 
iai, there was a gathering at tho cen- w liieh 1 subjoin in a note * 


idai, there was a gathering at tlio cen- 
itn of Birmingham, of gcntlemcn>wlio 
0 themselves the name of ‘Moderates , 1 


Soveral ministers who have during the year t j 1B wntcr . A t J ust l 10 ventured a reply' 

1 11 .- ...... i 1 • 1 ... r ' 1 J 


“ Mr. Runes, tell nic how to make a thou- twu^cars since 1 touud flic nioro excellent unoxpedted nor an uhw’olcomo visitor: “At 
sand dollars/' "ay;’ since I began to reckon, myself dead thd usual hour wo wont to tho ohqrch. J 3 ro. 

Mr. Roues continued looking intently at indeed unto sin, but ali\c unto God. through (J. preached the (uncral of little Klla C., 


niflcmseivca tue name ot Moucrates, j^iuqd the agitators, and hired themselves for 
llOpidertook to do in their own way, the injury of Methodism,, have .been this 
* their owjrhuthority, what the com- Conference expelled. None of them, how- 
liaLondon was charged to do— to pro- ever, is of any note or influence. 
i*c eme of amendment, where it might 'This Conference has been remarkable be- 
and possible, in reference to deba- yond all that lmye preceded for freedom of 


“Do you sec that ,dam, my friend/’ 

“ I certainly do.” God’is very good, und us the memory of tho of much interest to mo. Death is a pleasant 

“Well, here you may learn th$ secret of P rtst crowds upon me, my soul cries out, theme, for 1 regard it us the portal to endloss | 
making money! That water would waste ‘What shall 1 render unto the Lord for all rest, ns tjic entrance chamber to the presonco 
away and bo of no practical use to anybody, benefits V Two years ago! ‘Bless the Lord, of tho Most High'; and my soul bounds at 


through Jesus Christ our Lord ; and it is with and thoiigli I do nob know that tho sermon 
praise and gratitude 1 would record it. ( )li, was better or as good as usual, it was a season 


Death is a pleasant 


away and bo of no practical use to anybody, 


. c . „ j * mu uiiui . nun uiiui iimi.* u goyu 

Md to imperfect matters of our discussion and indepondoni xmaiiimity pf con- account, makes it perform some useful pur- 


but for tho dam : that dam turns it to goyd () in y soul; and all that is within me bless tlio thought of crossing the chill waters of 


PJ. Theao gentlemen separated them- elusion. Never was there so little prodpmi- 
fWriy Cftrofully from the cause nance of any one mind. Never had even Dr 


his holy name’ — woydsare too weak to praise Jordan.” 


pose, and then suffers it to pass aliug. That Dlip. W hat a blessed time was that! 


It wt&'iiot 


nly amid the sad sights and 


Imabodied 


PMdied rntho^ “ Bu-minghum-Dcc- mitteo, ho unfortunately supported in the tho land, on tho sheets that are daily turned cended froni their hearts. Oh, that' was a 
tt certain following rosolutious, main. the high conservative section of the out: and in the different processes through blessed season, the beginning of gloriouB 
wnu tlio minn principles of tho Conference. It is ciwy to account for this, which it passes, money is made. So it is in tilings; and with Rumble gratitude. I can say 


ed home, and dentil scorned but the gate of 


HBdmi wl*l *1 • .* ... 0 turn tut- ui tiri ru u iiMivy.-m..-* uuuuiiii 

. rf , . *l t “ too™ 11 ” principles ot tho Conforonoo. It is easy to account for this, which it passes, money is made. So it is in 
„. 10D ’ “f mdeud ,iultc ua P r °- Tlio- feebleness of his health lmd prevented tho living uf hundreds of people. ' They get 
mrS:r^ th r r roi ’ C88tKl him from taking part in the deliherations und Enough money; it passes through thoir hands 
ninth. ,Z a 8 ,tat .°. r8 durin 8 the first discussions of tlio Memorial Committee at 0 v 0 ry day; and at the years end, they nro 
suer tUo Conference of 1840. that time. Tho alterations' proposed by that 110 Letter off. 

h.elAT rJ ’ a , lB °’ th ° 8 ' lm0 Ch “ rfi0e ’ Commi ttco were undoubtedly considerable, “ Wliat s the reason 1 They want it dam : 
lolute fw, a J 1 0XI ' re “ ed ’ ° f OHTOrt a,ld Kuch iis ' vcr0 Itk'-ly a littlo to surprise their expenditures are increasing, and no 
■sectional j . ymmy , m th ° courso f ' 080 wll ° lmd not thoroughly gone into. tho practical good is attained. They want them 
‘the oiiW U ■ “ nBd eovernmont, whole matter. Besides, old ago is eaUtious, dammed up, so that nothing will pass through 
•dlo nil ^ "fftutors have heon nc- often, indeed, timorous. Moreover^ those their hands without l.ringmgfomethtog back : 
i«h...T ge ',. . .° movemcnt ’ who for many years liavo been accustoiuod without aecomllishine Borne useful purpose. 


out; and in the different processes through blessed Benson, the beginning of glorious Heaven. Sho writes on ono occasion : “Such 
which it passes, money is made. So it is in things ; and with humble gratitude I can say | )r 0 e/.c 8 from tlio Heavenly shoro nro wafted 
the living of hundreds of people. ' They get 1 am nearer Heaven now than then, and more to m.y soul; sucli a sense of Hod’s love! 0, 
enough money ; it pusses through their bauds wholly given to tlio service of my heavenly my. spirit longs to leave this world nnd «onr 
every day ; and at the year s end, they nro Father.” to tho presonco of my SaviflUr. 

no better off. ' _ Shortly after graduating, she left her home '. Tta „„ uhil mMk fUhmMnn 

“ Wliat'B the reason ! They want il dam : 111 Alabama tp engage in tho business of And would not suiter »uih 

their expenditure* ill -0 increasing, and no teaching. This brought her to Chapel Hill, .*'■*'* * * * * 

practical good is attained. They want thorn in «■» «<■**. Sho seems to have left the utei r.Tto f«* * ’ 

damniod up, so thnt nothing, will pass through comforts of her fathers .house in obedieneo Whose dyinjf lone no liinuuage knows 

their hands without bringing ^ometbltig back : to what she believed id be her duty. She Ruiiiciont art to trace, 

without accomplishing sonio useftil purpose. called of God tp do good. The field 1 cannot praise my God bore, l cannot 


It L that liojio with ardor glow-*. 

To two lilm fact* to fucf, 

Whose dyinjf tone no lunguago knows 
F* u f lid** lit art to trace.' 


K»butthfl W id ! f 77 * nuwiu* tuauj uuuuo wnrau witiiout accoippiisiung some u 8 olui . purpoBG. lult Ul uu . 6 uuui “ um “ 1 cannot praise my God here, l cannot 

KbltdeLT ^ ,tatl0n Wlth 11 now thomBolves to take the lead ip developing and Dam up your expenses, nnd you’ll soon have which opened before her was the one she oc- uit(;r thc n doration my spirit feels; but when 

twkolinv ” . C ° afc I 0n, 1 ^W tttfow .maturing every scheme and munagjng every cn 0 ugluMMMiaioniaiy--toUpawMLl^ -cuptetL. Ao Cprdjngly w . o find lier preaently f uit h is lost in sight my tonguo shall spenk 

Lit rt0token “ 10 ’em! rn !t, or ne- business, are very aptto (ear lost, when they that dam. Look at it, my friend." [Trenton engaged with all her powers in the urduous t , ; UUK0 0 f the now Jerusalem. How 

r w it) are persons wlm mm * u : ^ A t. r * i*„„ ,.i.:i 1 tin.!.. _ ■ i * ,,lu H h ... . 


, ' 1 .’I lll.lt UtUIl. IjUU 

arc persons who have previously are compelled to relinquish their own imme- True American 
. "oaselvea, to tho fullest oxtont, dints oversight of affairs, those affairs should 
sIbJ-v ag . itation ' ® no tiinfirictivo not ho manuge'd with perfect safety or pro- Hot Si-mukus. 
P ‘‘‘ 8 ® 8 |trt<on is the express do- oisiom Dr. Hunting, in his younger days, veils at present 
ill l/l na r ' 8 ktB ' It is maintained was tho greatest innovator and reformer in ing account of r 
• prcachors nnd leadors aro iu Methodism. As such lie was indeed re-' U3fi the ‘earth 


Hot Si-mukus. — Thc excessive heat which pre- 
vails at present gives boiuc interest to thc follow- 


task of teaching children. At this period, ( j () n jj tilings sink boforo me, liow vain, how 
and indeed always, she seems to have .been lrilling (lo car thly olijccts appear ! Christ is 


slender in health ; and-it was often with no n n; na i|-’ 
little difficulty that she dragged her feeble • ^ , anj #Uc hal , lcon hMn dcftth . 

body to iho duties of her office. “Having a detiro to depart, apd to 

. 7 Hh °, try ‘" K , l ° ! ,C . 7 fu, i be with Christ . which is far better ’ 

At Chapel Hill sho writes : “Asa teacher I ,• . , 

am happy ; 1 have but Tew idle scholars, and 7 ,th « ' ho 1 r „, d ‘T? 

the others are a source of unfailing pleasure, violently, an on ie ll (5 us a 


ing account of remarkablo hot gumiuertJ : 


In body to thc duties of her office. 


As such bo was indued re-1132 tho* earth opened, and tho rivers and Yet sho dcligliied in trying to be useful, 


regular ministers as prodohod by not a fow of his senior' and most springs disappeared, iu Alsace. The Rhine was 
. nkn of tho oh ur dies, and in eminent brethren. Ho was ovon denounced dried up In- 1152 the heat vras’Vso great that 
W jf. ^°fioved that not a few of asa “ Kilhamito in hearl.” And now, in turn, e 88 s were cooked in the sand. In 1100, at the 
irf i a ®. u P er i°r deforoncoj bo- doilio of the men younger than himself, and °^Bela, a great number ut soldiers died 


springs disappeared, iu Alsace. The Rhino was At Chapel Hill she writes : “Asa teacher I 


I of tl, * lujiuruuvu) ue- 

L r gratuitous sorvices. Local 
have every right to ad- 


^it was in effect as follows : 


younger than himself, and battle of Bela, a great number ot soldiers died j some ^ mes look uround upon tho childish 
„ „ fruni the heat. Iu 1270 nml ,1277, in France ^ a) , out lnc> ttnd none hut a teacher ol 


During this long painful process of 


an absolute failure of the crops of grass nud 


0 Y death she manifested great pationco. Slip 


acramonta. no <7 1 1 „ , "1- That tlio Conference receives tlio res- oatff uceurrod. Ia 1303 and 1304, the Seine, " mo ^ Can , um ^ ue “J • smi.e, 

fahten. I„ n , Tt !i , T! 1 - ‘ igoMion ”f Mr. VV. I.. Horton, and no longer the Loiro, the Rhine and tlioUahubo were passed P'V “very brim- ami perfeo trust and 

him., i / net aware that tins rC eogni/.es him as a Wesleyan Methodist over drv-footed. In 180.1 and 1304 mot mim. confidence beam in thoir eyes. Why cun I 


little girls can’ imagine my feelings ; smiles lier ” to ‘i 10 la8t ’ , but / or ‘ 1 l , lung 

_i„„ n .,,1 run-font tv, i.t nn.i time was so leohle as liurdly to he ublo to 


’““outers. lam nit tl ■ Igmiuun ui nir. tv . nuriun, anu no longor the l.oiro, the Klunc nml t 

■Chimed (tnJid \ ;, r ° , “ rceogni/.es him us u Wesleyan Methodist over dry-footed. In 1303 and 1304 great num- 

Wd pteron.i;,.,, *? ordlnur J’ nmuster. . » . hers of animals fell dead, and the crops were 

, leadCr ' a Ui,1U °' • \ h h rl 1 , , “nF! IK, i at ‘ Un ?P4 ared Jicorclieil up: In 1440 the heat was excessive. 

■“Plied mail the reasonings of tlio “'“F 1 ? “i 1 l ‘, u «««»* ol 11 ubangij, however . J , 9 .., M0 

® QUfistinn u .. Kiiddun. in Mr. llorton s oonfiL-iunliniiH vihwm in luoo, iooJ, loiu, lull 


' 11 V-tion. itW o the b neraona 8 “ dduu ’ iu Mr ' Horton’, oonseientfuus views ^1640, 1541, top rivers were , 

101 to thn i!' ., ‘ . P nl8 " ll “ gf Church order, developed in a peaceful and entirely dried up. In 16o0 there was a 

itmbers of . , en gHi of saying that Catholic spirit, and attended by no'ciroum- droOtlV all over Europe. Iu 1015 und 10 


'and“l“nL!™!tnma‘ oonfidonco beam in thoir eyes. Why cun I 8 P e ‘‘ k two words together. Previously she 

and 13J4 great aum- nerfeotlv ’ liannv liere since everv spake of the wisdom of preparing for death 

I, nnd tho crops were uot ” u perieoiiy nappy acre, since eiery .a-, „i,. Knew that in ninVnoaa 

o heat was excessive oountenaneo rellects the feeling# pictured on ln health, ... . 

e iiL.ti a us excessive. , it wm hard to make tho mind act— that sht 

tlip rivers were almost mine— since every step hounds to do my bid- “ ■ J, ... 

id there was a great ding, and every heart throbs with joy or sor- /““l utlemlei to u tu ong J , lssosa , 
Iu 1015 and 1010 the row ut praise ur ldame ! Hero am I truly No doubt d 1 ‘ reot, y 0a ™ d 


^ i - “ . VUbltUUV njiipii, ii*iu ikvuuuvu tjj uu UlUllll- ' — 1 - - - — - - - ..... ... ...j j - *-“V 

eh class ought diroetly to stances suggestive of a want of previous Bin- heat was overwhelming in France, Italy, and the ‘ prosiding genius,' and hero, is un extend- 


t0 ** Isadora 


— v.o. i.uruui tnina mat, 

to the W ‘ d COn '° to this. 

; || P'touliarity of the ‘ Moderate ' 
4 (j hT* *' aa b '^ lor ^° been this ; 
l*Jitfr« ,B ,.?. t,UB ‘“ tod “-'bloat oxelusivoly 
(with a aro b y 1,0 meilns favor- 

tn o Tery , fo ' v 0 ict 'Ptions) to real tie- 
si. 'rale of tjio true people. Thoir 


liy tlie angclB into Abraham's bosom. K. 
Louisiana, 1.852. 


Mn. Fmmn ; From tlio Conference at 
Washington, Miss., In 1821, l was appointed 
to thn circuit lying aijove Natchez, -omiirn- 
t-lng l’nrt Uihson, Warrenton, and the plage 
where Vicksburg was afterwards, located. 
That year wn had some ontporings of tlio' 
Spirit . A good many word nildeil to the 
Church. At tlio close of this year 1 visited 
my friends in Alnbninn. nnd on tlio 7 th of 
November married Miss Mary Walker, near 
('ahawlin. Soon after I sot out fur Confer- 
ence, to lie bullion in Croon county, Miss , at 
a rntnp ground on tlie Cliickaanwlia river! 
This Conference was held in I)occmbor,yl822. 
It wns small, and wo were disnp|kiintcd 
In having- a Hifdinp, nml Wm. Winnns wns 
made President! Horn I was appointed I*. 
Ib, and sent to tlio Louisiana District, cover- 
ing nil tlie territory of Louisiana' ^vest nf tbo 
Mississippi, vi?,., flaaoiiitn, Red liiver, Ope- 
lousas,. Altakapas, ole. 'flint country amis 
pretty much under tlie inlluenec of Roman 
Catholics. Hero ‘I spent two years. Tho in- 
fluence of Humanism., began to wane in somb 
places, blit still wo lmd hard struggling to 
gotfon. 

My health declined considerably, -and my 
wife seemed to Imvo lost hers entirely ; so I 
thought it iicst to leavo that work, ivnd our 
friends did not opposo. Wc left tho district 
in tlio fall of 1824, and spent soino timonoar 
■Nashville, Tenn.. -drinking tlio bide limostono 
water Until of us recovered and proceeded 
to Alabanlo, -wlu-ro 1 dcsiguud to settld my 
fiitnily, iimsinucii as tliere was no provision 
wade lor tlie families of traveling preachers. 

I traveled ten years aftor marrying, und did 
uot receive one dollnr for family expenses. 

In Docombor, 1824, l attended Confercnoo 
in Tuscaloosa - 'tlio first Conference ever hold 
in Alabama. I was appointed to tho Ala- 
bama District, sinco Mobile District, which 
embraced a portion of Mississippi and of Flo- 
rida, and a iiirgo portion in Alabama. Pen- 
Bicola, in Florida, was a largo Catholic city, 
hut wo had a desire to sbaro With thorn. 
Mobile, too, was pretty much the same way ; 
both mission ground. So Tlio Conferenco 
united them in one mission station, and ap- 
pointed 14. 1‘. Cook to tlieBo two places, some 
sixty miles npnrt, and tlio buy twelve miles 
wide between them. There wns no hotiso of 
worship in l’ehsncoln, and lmt oho (mall Pro- 
testant olnirch in Mobile, for all denomina- 
tions to worship in. Tho prospect was truly 
gluumy. ■ . 

This year tjyo yellow fever visited both of 
those cities, und Hro. Cook died, of it iu Pon- 
saeolu. Tho prospect iu tlieso old cities 
seemed truly discouraging,' hut still i^ was 
doterminpd to break the Roman spoil in both 
of them. They woro soparntod, and Pensa- 
cola foil to tlio .South Curolinu und Heorgia 
preachers, uqd Mobile to Mississippi. I was 
continued on tlio Alabama District, aud in 
tlio ^ear 1820 Hro. Lambeth was iu Mobile, 
und we commenced the first Methodist 
Church ever attempted in Mofiilo. Tlio so- 
ciety was small and wo built n smnll church 
in tlni woods, then tho outskirts of. tho city. 
During the four years un this district, tho ad- 
vance of Methodism, and iilinuBt overy other 
good thing, was very great. From small be- 
ginnings great matters grow. From tho 
small beginning in Mobile tlio work lias 
spread, tp large .societies -and-splemlid-brick 
ohurclies, reared up in different parts of tlio 
city. And through the country, where but 
a fuw years before I Imd to spend tho yijgbt 
on tlio gsound, hearing tho woIvcb howl, now 
aro comfortable dwellings nnd good houses of 
worship. 

During thc four years I was on thta dis- 
trict, 1 attended Coitforonco in Dec., 1825, at 
Washington, Miss., llooeinbcr, 1820, Tnsca- 
[opsa, Ala., nnd in Doecmhor, 1827, at Nat- 
chez, Miss. In Dooombor, 1828, I attended 
Conference at Tuscaloosa, Ala., where 1 wns 
appointed in clmrgo of tho Cuhawha District. 
Just before I closed my last year's labor, a 
cireunistnneo occurred worthy somo notice. 
1 loft a camp meeting in Clarko county to at- 
tend another in. Mai-engo, intending to pass 
by home. Night overtook mo in a lurgo 
cuuebrcak on tlio Alabama, river; boro I be- 
came bewildered, and bail to spend the eight. 
I guvo my horse somo cune to cat and laid 
down by tlie sido of a tree to sleep. -Not long 
after 1 was awoke by my horse snorting aud 
jumping, and heard somo wild beast movo 
near me, which 1 Supposed was a panthor, as 
there woro many in that part of tho country. 
It -past away lmt camo again bpfore I got to 
slcop, and by Blapping my hands and hissing 
it left ; hut still unwilling to miss its prey, it 
camo a third timo, and then passed oil' nnd 
did not return. Tho Lord preserved me. I 
closed tlie year in peace and entered m y now 
district, thus placing mo on tho ground where, 
ton years before, us a missionary, I hod plant- 
ed the standard of tlio Cross in the. almost 
wiidernoss. The socno was so changed timt 
I could scarcely realizo it to bo the same.. 

F.uknkzkii Hkahn. 


the mnro heavily his sorrows fell upon hlnn 
tlie more fully d j d h 0 determine “Tbongh 
lie slay ino yet wilt I trust in him.” 

"[him tempted to desert tho truth, or to 
renounce tho cause of Christ, “wo may,” 
«iys Andrew Fuller, “imagine that the mar- 
tyrs In Heaven aro calling to tin. One may 
say, ‘hold it fast; I died in a dungeon rating 
Imn forego it.' ‘Hold it fast,' says another, 
bled for it- ‘Hold it fast,’ says a third, 

‘ I burned for it.* ” 

I.ot tins duty bo considered os practically 
devolving on- every ono who 1m* named the 
mainoof Christ. Lot us boldly confess Christ, 
and cleave to him constantly, ttratre'wemsj 
humbly expect that he will own nt in the 
prononco of his Father nnd immmctnAed uni- 
verse. Sucli a lino of conduct ennobles us 
in tlio estcom of all holy boiags, whiio oven 
tlio most ungodly cannot despise us; it 
strengthens us fqr tho disohorge of nil duties, 
nnd makes us blessings to the world. Wb 
thus sorvo tlie Church while wo livo, and ob- 
tain a, victory ovpr tho Inst enoniy when We 
die. [ Watohman and Rollcotor. 


For Ibo H, O. Christian AAr 9 «nto, 

A SERMON AT THE SP1UN08. 


Sho bad 


Uiuuiriu uoon mis; du ^ 

consisted almost exclusively “3. Hut that, considering, first, within lunv 
•hey nro by no means favor- short a period before his abjuring nil tlie dis- 
r y few except ions! to real dr- tinotivo principles of Wesleyan Motliodisju, 


if men plot against your interests, oommit 


CLEAVING TO CHRIST. 


Hie mouth Of October. The crops were burnt up, ^er muds. Shortly after sho writes, Hod l luV o tho advantage, for - tliose who secretly 


ilte lliouth of Ootobor. The crops ivero burnt up, 
tnc rivers were dried up, aud the tbeatros were 


ba« boon mindful of us; tho bloflaing given to gj ur e thoir neighbor cattaot go to 


tiimtivn nrinoinlen of Webloviin MothodiHin l,,c wero anuU up, nuU the theatres wore ,, c . uiuorw mjura wwt 

Air. Horton, uftor a lengthened course of *tu(lV Lloflt5 ' 1 d . ooro ° ot lho Lieutenant ofPolioe. The t^o groat. I lmvc aecn bally, 'Martha, ( « 0(1 ftn( j a8 k him to crown their oflbrte with, 

and instruotion, compiling tho very quchtioiib thermometer niurkod 30 degrees Reaumur (11 » ‘Virginia, Julia, Betty, and Betty Bray come MUC . 0C8}j4 


SSS-I «• r‘ “» tr- 


bt Fahreuheit.) Iu gardens which were wutored, Ijomo to Godj and ot my school of sixteen all 


• Zamora nml ' 1 , • . . wfKV.li iiuw jHiuujma tim/nu,— Him i.iuim.iv ... h .„„„., l „mvi. ..v.u moiv.iou, '1 — J. 

Ii#,,,] People entirely into declared his adherence to them, and had boi- fruit trees (lowered twioe. In 1728 and 1724 hut three have joined the Church. Oh, shall 

1 lid mintufr,... I.. 1 .. a. ..i. ,'.i . n . i .i i i 


rp. * _ * j Uiouuou IKO Iitiui n;mu vw imv* miu om- now imitoicu intuu. Jit Jl-. 1 t nun ji.i utu ttuttu Jiutt- JUIUUU uiuvhiiim.., — **, uiiiiu 

•ho ministers aro to have cmnlyail.igagod tpobsorvpnnd maintain them ; the heat was oxtrome. ln 17411, sunmier very I not houeofurth ho more devoted to lpy 
Usterial rights- or prorugu- und. considering, .reuondly, how uotiyoly ho hoi and very dry wlitoli absolntoiy calcined the blessed 'lioduemur, mure wholly given lip to 


“Tho orror of a momont is tlio sorrow of 
u life.” 


' * I>r»eticRll„ *, " • ,, , - •"".’ wino delicious, even at ausencs. Ia 1818 tlio 

ley . y irresponsihlo otiioiui, A‘j e systoni //iri/ have conscientiously deduced theatres remained closed for nearly a month, ono night thutshe was a Missionary in Africa, duily, ol 
| 1 J'jst in proportion as this, rom t ul H“'y boriptui-o Uot scrupling to owing to tho lleuto; Tlie maximum heal wns 35 o’l'he last nlaou in tho world to which I ever knock A 

<>f, the movement! romea' tot, ’ ropresonKthftt system by whoso iuslrumen- degrees (110 76 Fahrenheit.) ■ In 1830, while 1 lie last place tn tho world to wmoh | aver 
' wm dioiinlll 'it- n ‘ tulily he has. profc- -sod -to have boon made a fighting was going on, the 27th. 28lh and 80th thought ol going. J wnshuppy nnd rejoioing •“ vuin 
when 'f I 811 will ciiUHe partaker of Christ, as 'essential .Popery,’ of July, the thermometer marked 30 degrees in my work; happy not heoauso of worldly 

it boeoi^cs upparont that, und laboring to turn the hearts qf Christian ccutigrude (1)7 t»5 Fahreuhoif. ) Iu 1832, iu the comforts, but becuuse I waa trying to do somo- Wher 

" the it n/.nJn, col.iut U tl.,. CowAi.ooan J,. 5 it hi i p nn tlin At It nml (Itll uf June, till) ... .. ... un. 


ion timt The pm-ablo of tlio wiso and foolisli virgins 
■j cnduro is oxomplilied much inoro froquoutly tliun 

dreamed mosk P 00 P lu im “ 8 ino ' ,,undrod8 “ r .° ‘lying 
n Africa, daily, of whom it may ho feared that tlioy 
ell I nvnr kauok wJien tilO door js shut, and honco knock 


* taiust tl . *•.- .tvl’aroni tnat, onu mooring t, 

(ejt i u r tau ■"•uioters, it is'-not a people- against 
Ike »,ii ° r of tl » ) pooplc. In a littlo g riuv<)d •“ f 00 ? 


When Satan tompts tlio ufUietod Christian 


tt ;r~°t."r lark\d 5 t 34 "t E rres 0 ee,,Ugrado! .^-8 t<* my great Redeemer 4 I plainly saw, te reheUion by saying to him, - Whoretanow 


'into ton r0nt * of «•• party must sopa- ]' r0 “ dl « e d ming tl.d 


wo ooIWd. tlin otk- rto record.” 


1 [.UaligQftiu'B Mew eager. 


temperature 


in His hands, ready to go wherever Ho oallo, j und purifying rod.” 


Solomon charges us to “buy tho truth and 
soli it not.” l'urchaso it ut any price and part 
with it at none. Many have refused to give 
its price, and many have parted with it, al- 
ways infinitely below its worth. Paul, w ' 10 
hail mado great sacrifices to obtaia this pre- 
cious pearl, when writing to tho Christian 
Hebrews, who luul also given thoir all for it, 
Buhl, “ Let us bold fast tho profession of our 
faith witiiout wavering; for he is faithful that 
promised.’’ Net u fow have douo this. A 
poor girl, who resided on the soa-ooust of 
England, was asked, when dying, by a cler- 
gyman, what (bethought of Jesus; her reply 
was beautiful und sublime — “Jesus," said 
she, “I cleave to him us the limpets, to 
tho rooks.” Excellent -girl, who' does not 
almost envy her) Yes, tlie Christian will 
cleave to Jesus in spite of everything. The 
stormy ocean, hurling its destructive (Viry 
uruuud, only causes the limpets to cleave to 
tho rooks more firmly. So was It with Job i I 


The Itnpomibll Rosilion talented Slinbiert otm- 

711/— Signs of the Pouter anti f/lory nf Sleth- 

txlitni Departing. , 

At a popular watoring place not far from 
tlio city of M., it was annonnoedon Saturday 
that to-morrow (Sunday)' at 10 o'olock, in 

thc hull-room, tho. Rev. Mr. (Methodist) 

would preach. I wns glad to hear the an- 
nouncement, not thnt I hoped a sermon at 
tlio Springs would be appreciated liy a ma- 
jority of tho visitors, but that the professor* 
of religion present might bo reminded of their 
obligations, und “a word fitly spoken” might 
rosnlt in arresting tho attention of some 
tlioughtlo 88 ono, and induce conviction of 
heart and reformation of life. In refleating 
on tlio snbjoot, I was prompted to suggest j 
a text for tho oooosion. I thought of the 
multitude of impotent folk of halt, blind, and 
withered, who woro assembled on tho occasion 
of the Saviour’s visit at tlie Bethesda's heal- 
ing pool, waiting for a moving of the water. 

Tlio iritorest nwakonod in tho bosom of him 
of withered limbs, ns ho lay stretched out, 
helpless and forlorn, when the question pro- 
posed, “Wilt thou be made whole 7'’ — the 
joy evinced in experiencing Ids miraculous 
euro ; and it occurred to mo a sermon, with 
this subject for tho theme, would bo opportune. 

Tho prceont circumstances would be contrast- 
ed with thnso of Bible history, and a cure of 
moral as well as physical infirmity would be 
urged. 1 thought, too, of tho (cono of tho 
interesting conversation hold by tjio Saviour 
witli tho woman of Samaria at Jaoob’s Well. 

Of tlio wntor of llfo promioed on asking, the 
drinking of which would be n well of water "*«. 
springing up into overloatinglilb. Butpi-osu- 
ming tho proachor woe prepared with a ser- 
mon, or tlio notes of one,' I did not venture to 
propoeo n subject. .Sunday came, and with 
it tho hour for preaching. Notwithstanding 
tho number of visitors was large, tho congre- 
gation was small. Somo were in their rooms 
dozing away precious hours. Somo were pe- 
rusing tales of fiction,, and othefs (among 
whom were .ladies) wero engaged ot nine- 
pins. . Tho subject solcctod was Paul’s exhor- , 
ta li out ohgly _ Jiyin g . in consideration of -the. '!i— 
faot that “these things shall Lo dissolved .' 1 
The subjoot admitted of display, and the 
privilege was not disregarded. Tho sermon 
was cloquont and interesting, but it 
power. It lmd not tho characteristics of what 
I conceived to bo the stylo of the author of 
tlie text, tho illustrious Apostle -of the Gen- 
tiles, nor of Mr. Wesley, whom wo re- 
gard as our groat example. There wm an 
exhibition of more originality of thought 
than manner. Of the occasional indulgence 
in tho Btylo of somo of ourpopular proaohert - 
tlie speaker might liavo been unconscious, 
hut torn soomingly studied conformity to the 
conventional notions of the day, he was inex- 
cusable. Paul in proeohing tho gospel of 
Christ boforo kings, though a scholar, des- 
pised tile oxcellency of speoch and mao’e 
wisdom. The announcement of his glorying 
alono in tho cross of Christ made kingn und 
governors trcmblo, whilst they acknowledged 
tho powor of his reasoning. The doctrine of • 
total depravity, the necessity of ropontance 
nnd faith, and tho now birth, which consti- 
tutes tlio burthen of Mr. Wesloy's sonnons, 
is regarded by some of our modern divines an 
obsolete. Tho observance of some of the 
most important Chproli usages have been re- 
pudiated. Tlie popular taste lias been care- 
fully analized and ascertained, and it mart 
ho catered to. Instead of gospel sermons, 
such ns Paul and Wcsloy preached, is intre, 
ducod a sickly, sentimental, intoUeetnal essay 
sort of sermonisipg whioh tbj rulers can 
listen to nnd behove— assuming M a basis 
tlio postulato that man is depraved tie jure 
but not tie facto, andmamtaining that retrain 
aud cultivate the jnind will improve tho heart. 

It is unfortunate th.t the hearts minds are 
no) more highly cultivated. Until, however, 
this ewburassment is removed care should be 
lmd thut the gospel be preoohed in its nation 














' simplicity, especially that it be not 
And in regard to dootrine and n 


And in regard to dootrine and usage, it is 
better for os to dissolve the connection wa 
I is vo, with tlio Church of. our choice thun to 
impeach, in lottor or epirit, one article of Un. . 
association. M. . 

Lauderdale Springs, Aug. 28. 


Tears are as dew wh|oh moiife 
und renews its'vigor. ReinoWC l 
is u volcano, vomiting forth iara 1 
and destroys. 


with great pathos ■ 


Ueppo says, with great pa 
iu aUusivn to fiygone happy ■ 
C»u wake tho clook strike i 
thut are passed.” ’’ ' 


Ho alone deserves to »VB 
idfiuenon with posterity, who 
self superior to the partioula 
mint ertec of his own times. 




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C()t Hero ©rltflns Christian JUrooratr. 


Christian Ibnrfltf 

WKW ORLEANS: 

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Saturday Morning, Sept, 


18 . 


ri$.B OONFEBENOB. 


The 109th eeanon cloned the 17th ult. The 
Her J. Soott, President, has boon appointed 
President of the next Irish Conference, to 
Meet ip Cork Juno 25, 1853. Rov'd Enoch 
\VoM appointed President of the next Con- 
ference in Canada. The miasion in France 
hasbeeneeterffto its own government, and Dr. 
Cook (the Superintendent Missionary hore- 
tofhre) appointed President of the first French 
tVeehyan Conference, to be held the present 
month. This step, of which our renders 
have been kept notified by our correspond- 
ent, la regarded an important one in the 
evangelisation of France. It was taken very 
guardedly, and with a unanimous consent of 
the leaders of the Parent body, The French 
antipathy to any thing English must bereto- 
fote hate operated seriously against this mis- 

-9 mwail <■ st I'ns-lial, liretlirnn asam 1 a Kara 

Bnnl) nuu uui uu^ubu orcviircn Bccm w iirtc 

had little regard heretofore to this national 
prqjudioc. As an instance, a friend, who 
last summer visited the mission, told us tlmf 
in the ase of the Liturgy the Wesleyan min- 
ister always stuck to the letter and prayed 
far the Queen of England, and his royal 
highness Prince Albert and t(ie Prince of 
Wales, etc. This in the ears of Frenchmen 
and in the Metropolis of Franco ! The ef- 
fect of a Church, naturalised in the country, 
aashwis now provided for, will doubtless 
soon be evident for good. Dr. Cook himself 
vary delicately hints this in his own remarks, 
vrbtn the preposition was under discussion. 
We quote from tlio Watchman of tho 19th 
oh. He said: 


Tho Watchman, in summing up, expresses 
both fsith and hope that the present will bo 
a yoar of work and of pence. It thus com- 
ments upon the numerical statement : 

" The returns stand nlmost exactly ns wo 
anticipated and announced in June, but with 
this relieving circumstance, that the Presi- 
dent was nrtw nblo to refer to considerable 
additions on both the two last quarters. 
When it it considered thnt, in those two quar- 
ters, so mnny thousands of our population 
have emigrated to Australia. Canada, and 
California, these accessions form indeed an 
encouraging indication. Tlmt tho decrease 
in Ireland, during such a yenr of excitement 


GENERAL MINUTES 


and voluntary expatriation, should liavo been 
only 875, should no 


an ocoosion for any tiling 
but despondence. Then in the Foreign Mis- 
sions there is an increase of three thousand 
three hundi^tl full mpmliers and -communi- 
cants. Tlie total loss on tho year, or, as it is 
called, 1 net decrease throughout tho world,' 
is 1H.4U4 ; while tho candidates for member- 
ship are by some hundreds more numerous, 
being 18,803, There is here cause sufficient, 
for humiliation, self-examination, and prayer 
for our Zion ; but no justification for inaction' 
or despair. ¥ 

The British Wesleyan ship lias 1, endured a 
great storm. She is safe, hut damaged. It 
took strong timliers to enduro so. Social pe- 
culiarities, in a measure, prevent 
this sido 


“The proposal had arisen out of tho fccl- 

r, that the evangelisation of 


y society, 
'the Weal 




1 such a coun- 
I" not wisely l>e left to de- 
or funds of any foreign 
Considering tho rospon- 
Vesloyan Missionary Society, 
i of the world, it could ao 
noe. Their minds had been 
i the conviction of tho paucity 
They had ooncludea to or- 
i Mission among tho French', 
r the burden in a greater-dogreo 
i themselves, They might thus 
l to employ, such as they could not 
; command . They had sucooedod 
very great degree in awakening Protos- 
Franco. Other communities in that 
country could employ means of a subordinate 
land, which they themselves did not, and 
rhnda sense of the importance of 
snething by means of a subsidiary 
and through a separate Evangelical 
_■ of their own. There were reasons 
■gainst the latter proposal, as they had al- 
ready heard. It had been thfen proposed to 
see whether the time had not como when 
ienoe as a Church should be nc- 
He had said that the Protcs- 
iu France had been awakened, 
guence of ibat, the Itomim Catli- 
1 been awakened also. Their 
efore been circumscribed by 
i of the Jesuits and others, by means 
which the Wesleyan Missionary Society were 
not ab)> to employ. Many in France would 
hava preferred sending their children to Wes- 
who were oompeliod to send 
"i that were Roman Catholio. 
nt of the press in such a ooun- 
tor as Franoe was of great importance. 
They were in France a. minority in a minor- 
l could do but little, and this hud led 
> desire an Evangelical Society natu- 
The result had been the 


in i measure, proveut us “on 
from fully appreciating their ec- 
clesiastical difficulties. High conservatism is 
evidently, at Ia*t,yl»kli*g Tliwqld lChdors 
arc giving plaoe : young men tiro progressive. 
But tho history of the last few years lias 
shown something in tho organic structure -of 
their Methodism which secures it froni’boing 
sacrificed to popular clamor. 

Tlio British Wosloyans aro laying hold 
upon education, as anally, in a stylo vigorous, 
practical and far-roaching. Wo hope this is 
not an indication of the prevalence (jf a 
worldly over a highly spiritual policy. , 

Rev. R. Young lias been deputed to visit 
Australia and oreot tlio MetliodiBt cliurclics 
them into a separate organization — tho Aus- 
tralian Conference. 

Next Conference iB to meet in Bradford, 
July, 1853. 

Dr. Newton lias taken a superannuated re- 
lation. ' 

An interesting circumstance in the Confer- 
ence was the visit of tlio poot, James Mont- 
gomery. May tho blossingof tliq Patriarchal 
bard bo realized upon tho “pooplo called 
Mothodists ’’ on both sidos tho Atlantic : 

“At this Conference, assembled in tho town, 
of his long residence, and in his own eightieth 
year, there was a mutual attraction, leading 
to an interview, betwoon tlio successors of 
John Wosloy and tlio great devotional Poet 
of tho Moravian Church, and of all truo 
Churches. Even tho venerablo and uged Dr. 
Bunting, a contemporary of Wesley,' and, as 
such, acknowledging tho obligations of Wes- 
ley, and of tlie great' Christian hotly known 
os Methodists, to a few brotliron of tlie Mo- 
ravian Society, seemed then in tho presonoo 
of an elder, us Montgomery blessed the Con- 
forenoo, and tho 1 people called Methodists,’ 
with the blessing wherewith Aaron and his 
sons blessed the children of Israel : 

“‘The Lord bless you and keep you : the 
Lord make His taco to shine upon you, and 
be gracious unto you : tho Lord lift up His 
countenance upon you, and givktou peace 


Our copy lias not yet nrrivod, but our or- 
der for ono lias boon forwarded to Richmond, 
ncconiptinicd by tlio cash. Surely it will 
conic, now. Albeit, a few of our contempo- 
raries, -more highly favored, have received a 
copy from tlie General Agent h iMttlf , Doctor 

Early. 

Ho advertises for sale' at tlio Kook Concern. 
a portrait of himself. Wo have a mind to 
tiny that, too, as it is unlikely wo shall ever 
sec the excolient lind dignified original In 
tlio .Southwest. Wo iiosure tlio Geh’l Agent 
thnt there ore some .Mothodists in Alabama, 
Mississippi. Louisiana, Arkansas and Texas. 
Tlio Valley of tlie Mississippi contains nl- 
most ns many as thnt of .lames River, and 
they like to he informed of tho current church 
history, mid to lie informed upon tlie same 
'terms ns others. 

An exchange, /‘nearer, the j Virgin inline" 
than ourselves, inis been favored ,witli a copy, 
and makes up this summary : 

ibis annual publication furnishes tlie fol- 
lowing information respecting tlio 'condition 
of tho Church. There are .1059 effective' 
traveling preachers, 120 superannuated, about 
4020 local preachers . 387,954 wliito mem- 
bers, J 38,11.3 colored. 332L Indians. __-j, 

Total of preachers 5,811 

“ ' ‘ ' ...529,394 


Revival Intelligence. 


Athens Circuit, Ala. Corf. 

Bro. MoTvf.ire: In tlio year 1850 this 
circuit was hlessod with a gracious revival of 
religion. Rev. C. S. Hurt labored with this 
peoplo. The yoar 1851 was followed by an- 
other rovival, under Rev. D. B. Lyno. The 
labors of the present year lmvc not been in 
vain. Our third quarterly moeting was held 
at Pleasant r Mill on tlio second Sabbath in 
August. It resulted in the conversion of 
thirty-four souls, mid thirty-three accessions 
to tho Church. 

We hold a meeting at Pleasant Grove 
Church, which continued eight days : had 
twelve conversions and eleven accessions. 
We have just closed a meeting in the neigh- 
borhood of Old Hamilton. It is in tho fork 
of tlio Topibeckhco and , liiittahatcliie rivers? 
The Lord was with us in his convicting and 
converting power. life organized a society 
numbering twenty-throe; -ty God be nll tlie 
glory. QitjoJ. W. Manning. 

September 2, 1852. 


1 in France. 


■ which bad been made by Doctor 
Th«gr were not insensible to the 


Total of members 

Grand total 535.295 


rnoreaBC of members ,.. v 14,950 

Increaso of preachers 115 


Decrease qf Indians’. 
Net ihorensc 


15,095 

.00 


14,935 


Butler Circuit, -Ala. Conf. 

Dear Brother : Last Saturday wc com- 
menced our third quarterly nice ing for this 
Butler- Circui t, nt t his plaoo, and l mvc had 
bon, versions daily up to this time. The meet- 
ing was characterized by dear, satisfactory 
conversions. We have had ad ded, thirty^ 
nine tip to date, all whites,, and tho meeting 
last night wlis more powerful than any we 
have had. Among this number aro some 
young men who promise much to tlio Church . 
Bro. Campbell, our circuit preacher, is much 
encCuriiged. We liavo liad good help from 
Brothers Dunlap and Killuugli. 1 leave this 
morning, with Dr. Dunlap,' for 'bis quarterly 
meoting, and tlio other brethren will continue 
this. J. T. IIkauii. 

September 3, 1852. 


Floating Bethel for Mobile Bay. 

Tho Mobile Advertiser informs us that this 
moral desideratum to tlio comnicroo of Mobile- 
is about to be supplied by tlio bonovfltcnco of 
a few gontlcincn. The ships, lying out in 
tlio liay several miles from tho city, givo tlio 
sailors no opportunity to go to church.' Tlie 
Church is now going to them. Tlio Adver- 
tiser suggests that tlie institution, in honor 
of its' generous founder, ho called “ Roger 
Stowart’B Sailor's liavon : ”. 


“ A Worthy .Jr/.— -Tlio purchase of tlio ship 
Mersey was an instance of exalted henoto- 
lcnce not often seen in this money-loving 
world. Tho largo sum of twenty-five hun- 
dred dollars was invested in tlio purchase of 
tho hull and tackle of tlio Mersey, by our 
follow citizens, Roger Stewart and R. Purvis, 
Esq., iu order to appropriate tho Bhip to tho 
worthy purpose of Supplying a bethel and 
hospital in tno midst of . tho shipping whero 
they are so greatly needed. Nor is oven this 
tlio extent of tho public and benevolent spirit 
thnt influenced tlie generous investment. 
It is the object of Mr. Stewart to moor her 
in tho midBt of tlio fleet — to rig ft singlo 
(main) most, on which is to lie hung tho best 
light that can ho procured, so ns to assist, not 
onr 


nly tlio general navigation of tlio hay by 
light, hut especially those cotton laden light- 
rs bound for the shipping. 


I of their position. They wore con 
it the present Btato of the political 
France was such, and their relative 
> other bodies such, that something 
The fact was, thnt for 
1 hod not been increasing 
.1, and this was in conso- 
; of others being able to do with subsi- 
what they were not ablo to do. 
i in France were willing to make 
oal eaorifice necessary. They 
) be able to oommand the eo-opera- 
thm of their people under the influence of 
■Mil an example. Their influence uniong 
other denominations of Christians was very 
neat He had been essurod, tho other dnv. 
bf a French journalist, that if he hod not 
known him, (Dr. Cook) he should never liavo 
un de r s to od how much the WesloyanB wore 
in tho truth, because of their bearing tho 
name of a man QVesley) that iu France 
there, were seven-eighths of the evangelical 
miniate ri 1 , and nine-tenths of the evangelical 
people, who held the doctrines of Methodism.’' 
In view of this evident national inndaptu- 
tiesyand of the good feeling existing between 
Frenchmen and Americans, on tlie score of 
«id friends -and republican sympathies, the 
inject Iim been seriously -broached by the M. 
E. Church North, of establishing a missiofi iti 
Fraaoc. Whether this new arraugement will 
mprrw ib it, we wait to see ; but if ourNortb- 
ern brethren hare the men and the means we 
should be pleased to see them to go into the 
measore and doubt not of their success. 

The following is the numerical 
made before the Conference : 


MATERIAL AID. 

Somo of the oldest and host established of 
tho “Advocates, 1 ' keep this subjoot steadily 
pressed upon their patrons and agents. We 
do not like to do it, but if they have much 
need, wc liavo more. Among tlie youngest of 
tho Advocate filthily, our oirculatien is of 
course comparatively limited. Wc peed, 
therefore, tho constant attention of our friends. 
Besides regular weekly expenses, th6ro are 
our olevor “J. 1>. C.,’’ and “X. V.''— and 
surely nono of ourlrcaders aro willing to part 
with them. Our weekly receipts uro very 
frequently below the weekly expenses. What 
can we say more 1 

At the approaching Annual Conferences, 
it is very much desired by (ho Comiuitteos of 
Publication to present a fair and prosperous 
showing. Getting new’ subscribers, collect- 
ing subscriptions and sending on the cash, i, 
tlie plain process to accomplish tliis. With 
pleasure wo receive many and chocring assu- 
rances that tho position and services in tlie 
cause of Protestantism, Methodism and Chris, 
lianity, of this journal, are esteemed. We 
are thankful for them. This result is not an 
accident — for' this it was established, und for 
this wo have labored. Our patronage, too, 
is gradually on tlie increase : hut a little mor 
grape, 'brethren : 'a little more grape. 


tupping. 

“Irrespective of all this, tho proposition of 
her liberal owners is to have a resident sur- 
geon and established hospital on hoard, for 
immediate attention to tlio*thousund inevita- 
ble accidents ocourring there. To all this 
will ho added a regular ‘Bethel,’ where all 
the seamen in port, and away from the city, 
oun attend divine sorvico regularly?” 


Warsaw Circuit, Ala. Corf. 

The Rev. J. W. Ellis writos, on tho Gtli 
instant: 

“We have had some good moeting. At 
one.j list closed last Friday night, of a Week's 
continuance, vi e lmd some fifteen or seven- 
teen conversions and twenty-two accessions : 
Bixtoou blacks and six whites.” 


Methodist Press, 
EniToniAl. Coni test. -Tlio Richmond nnd 
iSnBlivillo Advocates nro settling a point in 
tho codo. Ho of Nashville admitted an 
incog, correspondent to make insinuations 
against him of Richmond,, as to his Boundnoss 
upon good old Methodism, (mind tlio old ) 
based upon certain editorials .which, to the 
opinion of Incog., smacked of lay delegation 
anil agitation. Incog, calls on him to clenr 
himsolf. Dr. I.oe refuses to plead nt that bar. 
Incidentally, however, lie puts forth the fol- 
lowing : , _ 

“ Wo believe Methodism to bo . 1 radically 
right.' imt not perfect.. Wo wish it to 'goon 


imfii perfection : ’ anil earnestly dcsitc to liavi 


a hand in helping it to ’apprehend that for 
‘cd of Cl 

in the finrtli. 'It shall not stagnate if wo can 


which it was apprehended of Christ,’ and to 
accomplish its destin 


of ‘glory and honor' 


stir it into life. If it prefers tilings old and 


good, hut passive, to tilings now, good, useful 
and glAriuus : or if it differs with us, or we 


statement 


general recapitulation, 
ict of Members in Great Britain— 

This year 2812113 2812G3 

Lost year... 302209 



oo the year.... 2094G 
Members in Ireland- 


20040 

20915 


20040 


on the year.... 
of Members in tlie 


875 


> year.. 

Total Decrease in Great Britain 


101338 

98011 

8327 


101338 


Americas Hoard i'or Forbid!, Missions — T lie annual 
meeting of UiIh board commi-nceii its session on the 7lh 
inst.. at Troy, N. V. It appears from the animal report 
that six corporate members have died during tho year, 
and ulso one ordained missionary and tire assistants. 
The whole number of surviving members is now 187. 

Fourteen ordained missionaries and 23 assistant mis- 
sionaries, in all 37 persons, have been sent out for the first 
time ; and 6 missionaries and 4 assistant missionaries. In 
all 1) persons have returned to former fields of labor, making 
a total of 40 miselonury laborers who hare been sent into u 
foreign field during the year. 

Thirty-four persous, 11 males and 23 females, harolieen 
appointed by the committee since the lust meeting of tho 
board, and thoro aro now under appululmrnt in Lids coun- 
try 11 malrs nnd 13 females, in all 27 perrons, expecting to 
take their departure as soon as their arrangements shall 
hare been completed. Of theae U7 , h, namely, b missionaries 
und four female assistant missionaries, stand designated 
to the American field. 

Thoro have been published, of the Missionary Herald. 

210.000 copies ; of tlie Journal of Missions, d.'iU OOU copies ; 
of the Youth's lluysprlng, 002 000 copies, making a tetalof 

1.226.000 copies of tlio three monthly publications— being 
an average or 1004,333 copies per month . Of -the annual 
—port tbefe were published, ns usual. 5000 cilt'des ; of l)r. 
llidillo'il sermons, msio , I.r aim-rent tracts, II 600 , croups 
and Illustrations, 1300. 

Thii hoard lias 20 missions, ill stations, and 145 out* 
stations ; 130 ordained missionaries, including 7 physi- 
cians ; 401 laborers. Including 212 I. moles, have been sent 
from Ibis country : 245 native assistants are employed : 11 
priming establishments'' are connected with missions, 
which Inst year printed 62X226,203 pages, making 022.605.- 
024 pnges from the beginning’; number of .churches, 03; 
church members. 24 380, of whom 1270 were ndded during 
Hie past year ; number of seminaries and ;sohools. 803, of 
whieh 441 are supported by tho llawlllau Uovarmuont 
u umber of scholars, 23,604. 


Rijv, Charles Goldukmu.— B ishop l’uinji 
has deoignatod Rev. C. Goldberg, of Togas, 
as a missionary to the foreigners in California 
— especially to tho Germans and french, and 
forwarded his appointment. Bro. Goldberg 
is to raise 8500, which we judgo ho will read- 
ily do in Texas. When he has raised this sum, 
the hulanoe, $500, will be furnished by tho 
Missionary Society, for which tho draft of 
Bishop 1*. is now in our hands. Ho is ex- 
pected to bo ready to go by 1st November, or 
when the other missionaries go. 


New Postage Law.— O n fourth page it is 
given in full. The yearly postage of this 
paper, if paid in advunoc, can not cost the 
most distant subscriber in tlio L'nion more 
than twenty-six cents. * 


. 402C41 
. 209401 
. 875 


Texas.— At tho recent sossiou of tho Con- 
vention of Texas, the Rt. R cv . G. vW'rea- 
uum, D. D., was unanimously elected Bishop 
of thut diocese. 


Increase oo M untutu. 



21821 
' 33271 


out the world. . 
in Gre*t"Britain.... 18304 
tlie Foreign Missions 5499 


184941 


Total i 


r on Trial .... 18803 

that although the 
► hediaconraging, yet there 
, as a considerable 
bad taken plaoe during 


Baptist School.— The Louisiana Baptist 
Convention held its session in July last, und 
came to the conclusion Unit they would 
t'AtabUllh at Mount Lebanon, Bienville Parish, 
* male school of high character, with u 
theological department, also a female eemi- 
tuny us soon as practicable, ull under the 
patronage and supervision of tlie Convention, 
fhe situation selected is healthy, and iu the 
midst of an orderly population . The citizens 
of Mount Lebanon and vicinity are preparing 
to erect, and will have ready by next yeur, 
building, suitable tor the reception of aeventy- 
fito or one hundred mala students. 



NewOki.eanh and Jackson Railroad.— W e 
understand that, yesterday, eight miles of tlio 
NowOrleans and Jackson Railroad, immediately 
on thin side of the plantation of Hon. D. F. 
Kenner, wore let out on contract to Messrs.. 
John Coleman nnd P. O'Shaugnessy. When the 
contracts arc given into tho hands of bucIi re- 
liable and responsible geutlemcn, tlio public 
have tho host guarnnty of the practicability of 
the road and of the Intelligence and energy of 
tlio Directory. Whatever Messrs. Coleman and 
O'Shaugnessy (known for fifteen years in this 
city as faithful and scrupulously exact con- 
tractors) undertake, they will do! 


Oi a.no — The NowVork Mltror remarks that if tho po»i- 
tions to Mr. Webster's great letter ou tho, guuuo question 
can he inatatalnej, tho agricultural tulef eats of tlie coun- 
try wilt bless lilm for evermore. ■ The iteposlts of tin 
rieh manure, which have bven accumulating since the 
fiooil, arc sold to bo In soino places six SumlrrJ/tel io depth 
— and tho ^ mines may he considered as inexhaustible. It 
opens not 3nly a new field of commerce, hut will lucrease 
lire value of every foot of laud, on Long Island for in- 
sures, twenty-five per cent. The subject, dirty ss It 
louuds. absolutely rises into sublimity when-considered In 
all its relations to commerce and agriculture, lo-say noth- 
ing of politic*. Cargoes of guano can be landed on Loog 
Island, st an expense of hut little above the cost of city 
manure ; and the wheat crops under Its quickening lufiu 
race, will throw our farmers into ecstasies.” 


AMteicsa Mi'sical Ford Sociiti —T he American 5Iu- 
sloal Fund Society of NewVork, have recently.lssued a 
circular to tho press of the United Stales. It states that 
three years since the society was chartered for the pur- 
pose of sustaining unfortunate musicians by relief drawn’ 
from a common fund. The charter grauted them allows 
operations to commence only after 620.000 have been 
SUo^Aed the lutcrc.l of which, together with the subscrip- 
tion of members, ts to go to sick and distressed musicians, 
to support their destitute willows and educate Uielr needy 
orphan*. Only poooo have as yet teen raised, of which 
more than one-half has been the gift of wumsa, vis i 
Madame Otto Ootdsehmldt 62000, Mrs! Frances Anne 
Kemlde 61000. and Mbs Catherine Hays 6200. The ob- 
ject of the circular is to extend the knowledge of the ex- 
i.tence of such a society, to Induce ail musicians to bc- 
•ome member., and to invite into that avenue the chart 
ties of the sink and liberal. 


Summerfield District, AIr. Oorf. 

Tlio Presiding Eldoif, Rov. F. G. Ferguson, 
writes ’of„“ some glorious meetings'' on his 
work. 

Tuscaloosa, Ala. Conf. 

God lias graciously revived His work in 
this plnco of late. Tlie Church lias been 
greatly refreshed, and some thirty .souls havo 
professed to find poaee witli GtJd. Tlie coun- 
try around is in a goneral revivnl. 

O. R. Blub.. 

September 11, 1852. 

White Water Mission, Ala. Conf. 

Dear Bhothkii : 1 hasten to say that’ tlie 

Lord of Missions has greatly .Blessed its on 
this mission. 

I appointed, nt a nqw place, a three or four 
days’ mooting, to .commence Saturday before 
the fifth Sunday iu August, hut by rea- 
son of hard rain and high water I was pre- 
vented from getting there until Tuesday 
night ; but the local brethren went to work 
as though they felt thnt'God had called them 
to warn sinners to flee the wralJDto como : 
and they continued tho moeting until i got 
to their help. But tlie heat. of all, the Lord, 
had come to their help. 

Wo continued-the meeting for eleven days, 
and at tlio close there was an increase of in- 
terest generally. When we closed there were 
tihout twenty-five or, thirty conversions, and 
Borne thirty mourners at the altar: thirty- 
eight whites and four blacks received into 
tlio Church. During the last five weeks 1 
liavo received on the mission fifty-three mem- 
bers. To God be all tlie praise. Amen. 

John W. Buoxkon. 
Sopt. 8, 1852. ' » 

Madison Mission, La. Conf. 

Bro. MoTvf.ire Since nty last report of 
our work wc have had six accessions and 
eighty-four baptized. We preach on soven 
plantations,, and altogether I think the mis- 
sion in a progressive condition. In tlio cir- 
cuit there is perhaps a better state of- tilings 
than ever has been.' During tlie summer wc 
labored long and hard to got up wluvt we call 
here ,ti basket meeting, and succeeded in 
making preparations for such a meeting, to 
commence at Richmond on tho 3d of Septem- 
ber, with tho sure promiso ot tho assistance 
of ministers from abroad. . But tlie first day, 
instead of being beautiful, as we had hoped 
and prayed for it to he, to tlio disappointment 
of every heart,' it was gloomy find raining, 
and nature seemed to suy tliat you shall not 
lmve a meeting. Saturduy, however, as- 
sufiicd quite a different appearance ; tlio 
clouds all gone, the morning was screno and 
calm, and the'eouling breezes seemed to suy 
the clouds of yesterday were only sent to try 
your faith. The only fear now was, Can tlie 
preachers como 1 Wc went to church : nine, 
ten, and half post ten o'clock came, and tlie 
people were coming before wo had any news 
of tho preachers' coming. Just at tliiu time 
wo were entirely relieved by the presonco of 
Dr. S. W. Spear, of Natchez, and Rcv. C. K 
Marshall, of Vicksburg, und I nover saw 
preachers come to a meeting jnorc in the 
spirit of preaching. During Saturday and 
Sunday they preached eight sermons — long, 
earnest, soul-stir.-ing sermons. I Bay long, 
not thnt any body's patience was wearied, 
hut heeauso 1 believe tlic^liortost ono wits 4 
little over nn hour long. . The meeting was 
well attended : congregations unusually largo 
for tliis country. 

Doubtless by this timo you would like to 
know tho number of accessions and conver- 
sions. There were no accessions and conver- 
sions ; hut there is such un interest mani- 
fested on tliis subject, and such a waking up, 
that I do not know hut what wo are justified 
in saying that tlio muss is oonvorted. Wo 
may he a little enthusiastic, imt wo expect 
soon to have a meeting at tliis place, at 
which wo do ltopo that thoso awakenings 
will ho ripened into sincere repentance, im- 
plicit faith and Bible conversions. 

John Pirts, 

Millikcn's Bqnd, La., JSept • 0. r 


with it, wc shall regret tile difference, imt 
will not dissolve our connection with it Nn. 
Sin or death are the only gates of egress 
front Methodism to us; at lemjt ro we think 
now, and liavo thought for many years." 

— Deati 1 -OiU HiNiKTF . RS . ^Tho.Chi'jstiuiiA iL 
voeate and Journal, in an eloquent editorial 
on tlie subject, remarks that since the lute 
sessions of tlie. New York and New York E. 
Conferences, “not less than four ministers 
belonging to these bodies have gone down to 
the grave.” And they men of mark, too, 
Sorrow upon sorrow afflicts tho heart of tlio 
Church. Another good fiamo has "been 
added to tho list. Our exchanges inform, us 
that Rev. W. M. Bangs, son of Dr. N. Bangs, 
and 20 ycnfS^ttn itinerant preacher, died On. 
tlio 5th inst. In harmony with these tidings, 
tlio editor .indulges in reflections upon tlie 
dignity and grandeur of tho ministerial call- 
ing : 

“Of all who, toil through the 'years of this 
pilgrimage, no man’s work luis tho pem|«inent 
character of the minister's. The labor of the 
huslrndman ends with the consumption of 
the produce of his land, and.eaeli succeeding 
harvest perishes in tlie using. Tho produce 
of mechanical skill, fur tlie most part, have 
but a fleeting existence. Tlio .wear nnd, rust 
of years destroy them nil. Raphael's paint- 
ings fade on tlio rotting canvass, nnd even the 
sculptured glory of Praxiteles is lost in the 
mutilated forum of what once only wnntod 


breath. Apelles' boasted that lie painted for 
eternity, ft was a hold figure of spocchtlint 


far outstripped tlio sobriety of truth, for no 
tl eke ft 


mortal cfc for long centuries lias seen a line 
of his pencil. But that sumo empty boast, 
with slight modification, is hut tho plain literal 
truth concerning tlie minister's work. He la- 
bors for ctermtift His instrument nnd subject 
alike immortal. Tho first is the word of God 
that ubideth for ever, nnd tlio last is that im- 
material, thinking, feeling, indescribable some 
tiling, thut shall survive tho general conlla. 
grdtion itself. He labors for tho. salvation of 
immortal .spirits. He gives up his life on 
-earth to the toil of preparing men for a life 
in Heaven— a life so holy, so happy, and so 
ng. .that in llje attempt to think of it, 
toe stoutest intellect becomes bewildered, and 
oven tlio unostolie pen, piles word upon word, 
until tlie description swells to nn untransla- 
table climax, which is sot down in our Eng- 
lish to ‘a far more exceeding and eternal 
weight of glory.’ " 


Head tjie Error.- — A few weeks ago we 
published tlie memoir of Bishop McKendreo, 
by Prof. Larraheo. His representation of him 
on hits nppcarunco in Baltimore in 1808, when 
lie was clcoted Bishop, 1ms been corrected -by 
un old friend, Rov. L. Garrett, of Mississippi! 
Prof. L. hostile haekswoods P. Elder, appear- 
ing “a stranger " and in rustic garb, rather 
affecting awkardness for tlio snko of effect. 
Tito IlolstOn Advocate, for tlie truth of 1 his- 
tory, confronts tho statements, nnd remarks : 


Tlie whole Btory of tlie ‘Light street 

.Id ’ 


Church affair,’ us told by the Professor, rep- 
resents M Kondrce as really ‘ awkward ’ and 
tin-’ genteol,’ whieh tlie whole history of tlio 
man, from his youth, eontradietH : or as de- 
scending liolinv the dignity iff a Christian 
minister, to dnhhlo in clownish tenters tor a 
time, thnt lie might, by a Contrast of which 
lie know liimself capable, storm a citadel and 
throw .off its guard by tt little 'Contemptible 
trickery' on tlie part of a Christian minister, 
nn august Christian assembly. Is it not 
enough that the ‘ treasure' ‘ is placed in 
'earthen vcsscIb,' without making tlio ‘ vessels 
to appear in the most awkward and iiii-genteel 
forms !.” 


The Douav Biiii.e. — T ho Romanists tire 
hard to suit iu a Bible. Tlio Commissioners 
who would introduce it into public schools 
know tliis. Tho Protostant Bible is rejected, 
and’ when Usked to propcso a substitute, tho 
boBt olffer Romanists make is tho Douuy I 
The introduction . of this version into the 
common schools of Cincinnati m now before 
that people, and tlio Western Christian Ad- 
vocate takes occasion to make a few remarks 
upon it, showing it to he worse than none at 
all. This, doubtless, is what the Papists cxpoct, 
-Rnd tlio matter will end in no Hible. 

“Tho Council of Trent forbade the circu- 
lation of Scripture in tho vernacular tongues 
for tho musses. ■ Tlioy were forbidden to lie 
jiublished without notes; and oven then no 


. A »»*1 » shadow attend only while 


Casa oi Ds. Kind.— The LodiIiib HtsuilerJ of the 24l)i 
**y« : “ From Athens, of lOtli liisUut, we leva that the 
A meric au EuibsnAsdtir to the Sublime Forte had Tislted 
Athens to inquire into the Affair of the MtwionAry, Kins- 
who was sold to be UL-treated iu Greece ; when, after hav- 
ing examined the official pajien relative to the matter; he 
found that Mr. Ktug had been tried by the lawe of Greece, 
which he wae hound to reiqiLut, a. he was those of hU own 
country, the Krubaaeador aiqiuarcd quite satlefied. He 
■ailed froju the Flraiue for Trieele ou the tllh 


He that aeottatouts himself to buy suDcrflu- 
taee, taajr, „„ iou ( u oWifi.4 to ir>U his uccvwvtie 


llomitnist wits allowed to read them without 
a written permission front tlio Bishop, fit tlio 
recommendation of tlio priest. Tlie notes of 
tlie Douay Bible and Khemish Testament 
wore umong tlie most flagitious, immoral, 
revolutionary, and murderous, perhaps, over 
put to print. W lion tlio Pope excommunica- 
ted lienry \ 111. und Elizabeth, ubsutvod tiioir 
subjects from tlio oatli of allegiance, and in- 
vited afterward Philip IL, of Spain, to take pos- 
session of the Britisli crown, tlie Douay Bible 
was printod, teaching the dootrinos contained 
in tho bulls of exoommunioation. Tlio Span- 
ish armada was set on foot for tliis purpose ; 
and thus, by tlio Spanish lleot and the Doquy 
notes, Eugjund was to he transferred to the 
dominion of tho lion 


Tliis 


umun Catholic Philip 

design is avowod by tlio most important Po- 
pish journal, edited by Dr. Wiseman, Mr. 
O'Connell, and Mr, Outn. in 1839 in tl,« fi.l. 


Connell, and Mr. l)uin, iu 183G, in tho fol- 
lowing words.: 

“ ‘ Lite notes of tho New Testament were 


[flprriftl c<>rrr»pr>ndfnre of AcItotau,] 

PARIS CORRESPONDENCE). 


'Paris, August 19, 1852. 

The moasurcs of porseoution which threat- 
ened tlio Wciloyan Methodists in this city, 
as I mentioned at tho closo of my last, lotto t 1 , 
have not boon put into execution. It seems 
thnt wlion the authorities Rent tlio prohibition 
to prcaclt to Dr. Cook and to his colleague, 
the Rev. C. do ltoinvillc, they forgot thnt 
these two ministers lmd English audiences ns 
well ns French, and When they found tliis 
out r unwilling to qunrrel with the English, 
they thought it host to let tho matter drop 
without enforcing their orders. Our mootings 
liavo not thorefore.becn once interrupted, and 
they nro, if anything, more numerously .at- 
tended tlinn before. Wc do not, however, 
know whether this will lust long. One of 
tlio employees at tlie prefecture tie police told mo 
a few days ago - that the minister of police 
was determined to have no foreigners preach- 
ing in Franbo? How I10 will manage to stop 
tho hundreds that aro now officiating here, 


In .this'emergency^ the Paris Committee of 
nci: have resolved tu tnke 


cannot toll ; wo aro determined to resist to 
tlie last, nnd wc know thnt God is on our 
side. 

inc? 

thu Evangelical Alim 
up tho cases of persecution that may occur 
in this country, and to act as circumstances 
will direct. Should the light he engaged, We 
liavo no doubt that -sootte)' or Inter wo bIuiU 
gain the victory. Kn avantf therefore. 


All tho ministers of the President sociv^to 


he agreed on tho crusade Whieh is beginning 
agninst religious liberty, and they have indeed 
thrown behind them, as not deserving their 
notice, tho tine programme of freedom of 
worship which was laid down by tlio Emperor 
Napoleon, and whieh I mentioned some months 
ago. A very extraordinary instance of tliis 
lias just taken place. A young Protestant 
named, if 1 mistake not, l’errot, having lately 
taken his degrees, asked to lie admitted its a 
candidate to tho Normul School, whore are 
formed all tlio Professors of our Colleges and 
of/tho I'qivarsijy., This was refused to him 
for tlio sole rejujon that he was a Protest ant. 
lie complained at once of tliis injustice, the’ 
Consistories of tho I’aris Lutheran nnd Re- 
formed Churches met, as, well as tlio Supreme 
Council of tho Reformed Churches, "and tlio 
President of the latter body, Admiral liaudin, 
a zealous Protestant, went to sec, on tho sub- 
ject, tlie Minister of Public Instruction and 
Worship, Mr. Eortoul. “Tho tiling is quite 
decided,” answered tho Minister, “we slml) 
not hearken to anything (nous verons wt rat- 
tables) ; none hut Catholics shall be cligiblo 
to tlie Normal School ; neither Jews nor Prot- 
estants need apply." On hearing tliis, tlio 
Admiral declared that tho Protestants would 
not quietly Bubrnit to such nn infringement 
to tiioir rights, nnd that they would, if neces- 
sary, agitato the whole country. The Minis- 
ter then changed his tone a little, and said lie 
would do anything to please tlie Admiral, and 
would think over tlie matter again. Tlie 
eonBcquenco was that a counsel of tlie Minis- 
ters was convened tlmt very evening, the ob- 
noxious restriction was withdrawn, and next 
morning the Mott Hciii'-announced tlmt among 
tlie young men allowed to he candidates to 
tlie Normal Schools, there wore four Protes- 
tants and one Jew. Mr. Porrot received an 
officiul letter informing him tlmt lie was ad- 
mitted, nnd jn o»der to make it appear tlmt 
this decision lmd not been taken in conse- 
quence of Admiral Baudin's energy, tlie lotter 
was antedated three or four days back. This 
ikuotl to Itch fact ! Can one imagine a greater 
absence of all principles ( Let me remark 
tlmt if we have gained our point, it is not bo- 
t'liuse our rights wore acknowledged,, hut bo 
cause M. Eortoul wiBhod to please an influen- 
tial gentleman. 

•Tlie sequel to this scanditlous affair is rather 
amusing, hhavosaid that Mr. l’crrot hud 
just finished his collcgo studies. Lust week, 
at the annual examination of tho Paris Col- 
leges, lie obtained the first prize or prize of 
honor, and, according to custom, this prize 
was handed down to hint by Mr. Fortoul 
himself, who had, at the same timo to give 
him-akiss, (That was something like Judas's 
kiss, said a friend of mine), In the evening 
the annual dinner given by tho Minister of 
Instruction to thedignitaries of tho University, 
came off, and as it is usual for tho voungman 
who has horno. away the prize iff honor tu be 
invited, Mr. Ferret was invited, received tlio 
honors of tlio evening, and was actually placed 
at table between tho Minister himself mid the 
nuntio of the Pupo! 

Another easo of oppression and persecution 
By tho authorities is tlmt whioli has. taken 
place at Estissac.- It will ho romombered (see 
No. 72 of the. Advocate) that Estissao is 
small village near Troyes, where .one-third, 
of tlio inhabitants’ became Protestant last 
year. About two months ago some ugentsof 
police und gendarmes arrived and ordered tlie 
sermonising (a term of contempt to designate 
thb Protestant sorvioe) to be stopped immedi 
‘ ately . . Of course, it wus imposssiblc to bow 
bolbrc such iniquity. Active complaints wore 
mado to -tlio Minister (if Public Instruction 
and Worship. Tlio general Consistory of 
Mettux and Admiral Btiudin exerted their in- 
fluence. But it wus iu vain. Tlie trial tdlik 
plaeo day bofurp>yestcrday. The two minis- 
ters who hud preached jjt Estissao were accu- 
sed of having had political motives for holding 
ProtcHtant meetings, und they wero condemned 
to a fine, although some of the witnesses, and 


or part, of it, in consequence 


t|ie very midst of the p\ acos 
principal part of tho oxhihiUon 11 ^ 
morning, whilst going to tfe SAW* 1 ' 


'R fitiuiJjinW' 
' Xrlro 


ROB'S to the Sal^tfe'i 
lmd, to pass along Die Avenue xwf!Si 
whole of tlie Paris National 

waiting for the President to ' 


togivirtiiomtheirn^taS^lrX 

President liimself cnino n„t I*’®. , l 


como out of the a"" 1 
the Magdcleino, with tho whole of T 
in full unitorm. t.hn 


in full unitorm, tho ma R i B traU» in tu'WStl 
gowns, tlio Professors of tho l’ ni 
tiioir -black gowns, and manj» 0 .7 ,i! 
deputies in full dress. Uwnsa^T 1 

*7 | w I 


sight indeed, hut it made my W* 
think of suclt a desecration of tho SsW 
Tlio President locked remarkably Jf , . , 


good spirits. Whilst he advanced fa. Xjj j 
horseback, he smiled and lauahod I 
and hewed now and then, whoa SSK 

iilinnihul lunx A *■«■>! .1 .. PTOlHflro 


cheered him. Amidst a groat d**'-*,* 
I could hoar no other cry but thxtrftT*' 

on ! 11 ^ r J 

l CV ,™, i :‘' K ’ “ 9 ! “ me Wtaftl- rem^ ^ 


I-Vr il 1 


v , other °ry but thUofiv-J 

Nnpolcon ! ” 

n tno 

with two Indies, I had 'to n « IT.. 

Place do la Concorde, where thotaLl 

. , ^ybogaq^ J, 

at-mod. and the crowd l reC a rae 80 

we found it impossible to advance Thk jin" 
works were certainly splendid. TW S 
in fact tlio best part of the whole taZ? Zl\ 
Imt r Shall not attempt to dewftTS Too 
ing little or no imagination, andbfij!? 
acquainted with technical terms. 


When they wore over, the ruahiru ^j 
still, so much so tliat wc sawfivotoatifcT* 

nriiiiml tiu nml »li n • 


around us, and the rumor eavfl that tu 

sx’rsvch C. 4 1 1 tt 6 A ...1 J k 


were forty tlmt night who wero ottriedi 


insensible, and tlmt ono woman ud ■ ■- ■■ 
children were crushed to death. I do jJ’/i’S 
know whether this bo truo or not, but il 
not unlikely. j^We took more than two hcjjr" 
and a half to get home, though the dfitojtm 1 ' 


not quite two- miles, and the next diiXT 
heard rtinanf nw * ' 


Dtsd- 


fliwn 


kith h< 


2 

Hij 1 

Uy. 


say tliat lie would not bin a d w 
S»Sed-to go that distnneo for ton thonsu *£ 

francs. A morning papor says that ntdj, IsBi 

million of persons wore mot togotheimd, >n \ 
occasion. ' JjJ* 

1 11 connection with this national feie,^ ■ 
Napoleon lms given marriage ytortioniofthn 
thousand francs encli to fourteen conplsih oil!! 


were married on tlie 14th. One of thed^M bTjT 
papers says that when the intention oidtJiL'i 


Prince was made kitewn, upplicatioMtf ul 1 " 11 ' 
fewer than 12,797 pomona were sent in h tk 
course of eight days. Tlio Manitoi 


nouncod on the morning of the 154 list n-IJiV 


merous graces wore granted toptttaUliiin 


fenders by tlie President, in moaaydt 
fete. Tlio numes of tlie persona xh: let 
thus been liberated lmvc not yet beau 
known. 


1JIU1 

Jcfcs 


G 




tff« 

ill'! 

total 

|Su K 
Met 

ha 

Wt* 


1 lie elections of general CounseUoniaty 
various departments of France are just ora. 
Political agitation lma been succeededbji 
a disgust for political life, that very few 
tors care to vote, especially as some of lfc|Tui£ 
candidates have hot been allowed to 
forward. The result had' boen that in 
cases tho elections have been void, becai 
less than onc-foutth of the electors had v( 

Some persons are pleased at this; they mji 
the people will be happier in proportiooiit 
meddle less with politics. Othenare 
indignant, declaring that so much uni 
on the part of the electors is shameful. 

The organization of the Motho&ti 
Franco into a separate Conference, il 
settled thing. I do not, however, yet 
the conditions on which the separation 
been effected. Tho first Annual 0 
will he held next month. I sl^U thenbfi 
to write all about it. 

I leave to your London correspondent^ 
news relative to the British Conference 
held in Sheffield, and to tho opening of»i 
mission in China. I shall only say that 
Beach, ono of the young men who lit 
signed for that Mission, has been ititkiw 
Paris during the last year, andlbw 
tho pleasur<fof residing under the 
as himself. He is devoted to Godandlt 
Chinese, and I doubt not that be wffl 
an excellent Missionary., He leaw 
with the regrets of Ins congregafa*. 
their best wishesVfor His. welfare and»c 

IH 


nrjt: 

tdii 


Eji 

Will 

Bi 

mm 

upefc 

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Arm* 

i*l*l 


nm 

Wren 
Wo t 


A KratrrnaIs Contrast.— A wlore of yt»H *1* ; 
bo more, there wero two brother*, emlnint ft* 
varied learning, for subtle and espsciou* 
of truth, and many gentle and sealoui vlrtuaii , 
together in the University of Oxford. 

John Henry Nuwmau, and tho other 
ranks to-day— anil will more meinorabij b 
very Urat rank of tho divlues bf the I 
Church ; the other is accounted one of theroW 1 
and dcudly enemies of revealed religion IrW*! 1 


4 bo 

i Si 


V°t« 


wan 

btliAi 


amongst Others a police agont, declared that 
they ha^ Sways been present to the meetings 


undoubtedly intended to prepare the public 
mind for tho invasion meditated by Philip II 
— the armada. They wero in unisou with 
tho celebrated sentonco and declaration 


of 


Fopo iSlxtus, who designated Eiiznljoth us "an 
illegitimate daughter of Henry VIII — uu u 
usurper and unjust ruler, who ought to lie 
deposed; and as a heretic and schismatic , whom 
it was not only lawfuL but commendable to 
destroy ” 


Tux BifcAMHinr Aii.aniic.— T ho fourlaiit voyage* of the 
•toaiu«hij> Atlantic havo boon made in the following timo : 
May 2U, to jsiverpool, 10 daya, 2 hour* and SO minuter ; 
return voyage, 10 day# a^d U houra ; July to Liver- 
pool, 10 daya und 1& uiiuutee ; return voyage, 10 daya, 7 
houra, aud 15 inlnuUa. other atcainur hue ever mado 
four such auugcMivu vo/ag*). 


r 


and lmd novasbeard a singlo political nllttsion. 
One of tlio i’aris pastors, present at tho trial, 
told mo this morning tlio Jesuits lmd so much 
power iu tho plaeo that tlie jury and judges 
dured not act otherwise, although tlio trial evi- 
dently ought to havo led to an acquittal. The 
Protestants have tippenled against tliis deci- 
sion, and tlio affair will como before tlie Com 
de Cassation, wo shall soon know with wliut 
results. 

Of- course, tlio dnily_ press earo vory little 
nbout wlmt tlioy would call this religious con- 
troversy. For them tlio great evont of the 
day is llio Paris fetes, which took place on 
.Sunday last, in honor of tho Emperor'B birth 
day- PropartitiqnB lind been nutile on thu 
largest sealo. Tlio Place do la-C'oncorde, for 
instance, was ornamented witlt eighty-six im. j 
menso poles (ono for every department of 
Franco') covered with wreaths and illumina- 
ted lumps. Fifty-two fountains lmd been 
pluood in the Avenuo- do Chumps ElyBeos, but 
they were not finished on account of a strike 
of tlio operatives, which' delayed tho works 
for two days, so that after working ull the 
Sunday morning, ncurly one-half the foun- 
tains could not jilajr, when tho evening oaine, 


Tin: Fbobiiu Tnuisv— A cornwpondeat 
York Express, writing from Jsckson,ill8.to-i 
of 3d inutnnt, Bays : .to- 

Uan. Ilopkiua haa recently returned to y * ^ u 
rilatku from Fort Myera, whither be hw 
•• talk ” with Hilly liowleg*, the Chief® twy-g 
the aemiui-ln tribe, uow rtimaining within 
State. Hifl interview with Billy wa* Ugn^f 
and leads us to hope that before many»w 
passed, the wily Chief and his trlbro wui j 
ouinfortably quartered iu the Far 
informed Billy that seventy day* wonlaiw*“jT ^ 
make up his mind as to what coura* he. 
at tho expiration of which he ahotldW ^ J 
ed to compel hia emigration ajHWhlj 


BTOdco; 


roedi 

Me< 


at tho expiration or widen ue rv- |p! 
prepared to compel his emigration, o ^ 
said that ns for himself lie waa pen^Mj Jrjgft 
much as he regretted to leave the 60U w 
lames of his fathers— the grounds on wn . 
hitherto been so freely split— but ! be lew" 1 . ^ 
be able to obtain the consent of hi* ^ ri 

bis people, lie «.IJ, ^ UW^IyjgTtalM 


UI8 people, ne *aiu. wm>, *“ v • n eB 
now occupied was given to then _ py u • 
treaty. Uou. .Hopkins informed bin* _ 
hud uo right to give him tho land* i J V jjg 0 
given to him hy their Qreut Father jn a - 

Washington. Billy then said that if 
try and make his people °oiwen^tpro9^ # 


|tot.v 


hiij- ilgUtlng to bo fiime. tus 1 ^ 

.igreed to meet iigiilu at tbs «»pl”*.“5.i; 


P*Ve 


In at tuo expo ..-.Mp* 

wijenjt'i* UiougEt till. 1 , ll 1 JU J^/!Si5fl« Os'* 
cosiilty. and oonsuut tq bid a *, 
llo went ’’ — tlie laud they love $o weh- 


tliii 

fn-Bu, 

■ Tin Uj 


:Z 


' valli 
[*!•« 


Qi-ininb.— • 1 Lot me Here mention. 
respomlsut of tbe WunliingliiLi m ' m ‘"'7pl0t 
-bleb lus just fsllim lienostli my ‘I 11 , 
being made by tbe Dutch in their ^** ^ ^ # jTja y, 
to avert from tho inodlcul world tn* ^ 
present it UserlouHly threatened, in the 
Hie uiuturia medica of tbe 
from which quinine is obtained, the 
letter from BatavlaT (Wand of J»W ^ 

says upon this Buld^ot’* : ^ 

'•Tho project, long Binco c °"° e ‘ T jJ n b ^ 
ernment, of attempting the coltli 


nent, of attemptlug tba 1 
tree from which Peruvian Urk l* 
realised. The ship Prince Frederk* n 
V«ra Crus, bringing a IH«*“ 
p.rtloulsrly ur tbo 

iriltilu rapsl , TfillSf I'lsnts.fis r q- ^| h t 111,.. 

Mt-xloi., by th« ai.llugul.b»J6 ; Ubl« g 

Uw unlVsnfity Of Mirdsn, • - 

w i tli tho trees, und will superiutedd 
tivatlon of them ** 


t,'| I H ISl I A S 8 AT JKU V MU.H ni ^.^|n£ j tJS 

sorry picture of- tho LhrUtian* tedh Kiaa 

.whom l here are nineteen sects. . 


B»T»rd 1 


i«,m there are “(“^Turkish 
so t|uarr«lsomo. that a 
tioued iu tile Holy L P Jj ths 

- ylo 

uero uiiiy aiivv-r— -i - 
world where an iutellig«OJ 


Christianity. Were- 1 csjU i 
and were I to compare tbe # 
foreut sects as the mrans o' 


loreui secut _ Iz. „ condlW* « 

to judge of ^b faith to o 
should at wiw ohwss Mahow 







Th«* non. R. P. Lklcbrr. onr Wto Minister In Mexico, 
firrlveil yesterday ItMhd brig T<*lmniit«»|>«*o, after n bo l*. 
t®roin nod dlsngrccnblc passage of twenty-Mx Unjn from 
VorA Crus. 


UWTtTABY.. 

i„ Benton, Miss., July 10, 1852, 
r Rlll T„ Bro. Smith wan born in 

Ucoonty, V,,,()ot. 27 1814 pro- 

Lott in 1880 , nml Joined tho M. h. 

of which lio romriined a firm ana 
jncnibor till removed by death to his 

in hca vo". 

^ n n Amiable man, 
ifibctionftto 
th^itabjeot 


1 lUbicGU spina Itkmh. 

Thro* Dayn Later Irom Ruropo- Arrival 
of tho Stoamor Humboldt Intorentlng 
Intelligence. 

, 1*1 kw N "nn, Monday. PSptotnher 111.' 
Th.* stoam< r lhnnbol.lt l in* arrived, hero. .having loft' 
Bquthattoptnn nn Uu 1st In. taut. ?hn bring-. 100 passm- 
K'-r« and f-IO.OOO In ypr-chV Her accounts* from Liverpool 
arc up to Qt«t August Inclusive . Thu following I* n sum- 
mary of her new* 

Liverpool Marlcotfl. 

lilt » nrttoi., August 31 . 

There hn* hern « fair <h nmud In llii* Cotton market 
rlncc the departure «f4lie Bttropa, with *'nle* of 7000 twist* 
JcMi rlny ahd IMOOlUi dny Prices olosu .flfm at previous 
quotation*. ArciiMtit*'frciTn the agricultural district* rep- 
recent the weather na very favorable fur harvesting. nod 
’Wheat has declined 1 f»> 2 I per 70 ltn. Klnur has been In 
r “lr rwjwwl ntMinrhnnred prlcr* ' fr.fn ha* *..ld at easier 
price.: |,ut without any quotable ehango. The rate* o|o*o 
at 21 M. jo 2U-* ttd quarter for White and Yellow. Car- 
roc* n float Imweier, hare *o|.l ltd. lower It |* nreer- 
tnlned that the llijiirle* t„ the crop* will bo le** than were 
anticipate | , 

a Mmi.i is -^.\t London, nn the ftoth. Iho Com 
market wi* dull # Fldnr had /lightly fallen off | n price, 
Unt Wheat and !ndinn Torn were unchanged Ofttgoc* of 


im.r yi.miiT Or Ilian* — On Thursday h»*t. **•* 
•ury of the 1*t Inst., during a 
a number of Idrd* imp to th|« 
Were discovered on the farm* In this 


•etere southi-nst. storm, 
part of the country. r?“„ 

wmnftSlf! 'tHk* 

with long curved wing* ; head and Mil ih!!I - "iV < 

a„ ..mi whiiohi. -i“ , T 

I fcu.th.ni on th- hlrh hu.k 'lopj 1 ^, V7.H«hh- 

:rsr 


Tur. Hot in Cotton.— T ho Natohea (Courier of Tue*day. 
ha* the following : 11 The complaint* are extremely gen. 
oral among planter*, of great Inroad* being mqde upon 
the crop by Ibo rot. We were shown yesterday, and Warn 
flow at our office,' stalk* from ft, field In till* ebunty. whi m 
every boll I* utterly ruined. Sample* from a Held below 
Fort Adam.* In Wilkinson county, \r< hare also seen, win re 
alike Injury bn* l^en sustained . All ftloiig.the river. up 
h* high h* Vicksburg, almost, every *orer.»ccr gives the 


Tm: Ti.MrflftAHv Organization, nr. — This Convention 
met morning at ten o’clock, at the City Hull, and 
was temporarily organised by the Appointment or Mr*. 
I’anlina II Davl*. of Providence. It. I.. a* Chairwotnnn 
Mis* Lucy Stone, of Mass . wa* Appointed Secretary, and 
rend the call of the meeting, which enjoin* upon lovely 
woman, with her own right band, to carve out her des- 
tiny. ' 

Lr.rrrns rnaM Ma*. Head. ll(iaArvtln»:vi.»:v,i!ir.— A let- 
ter wn* read from Mrs Hugo Head, of England; also a 
letter from Horace tlrei-ley. which wn* well received, and 
in which he Raid that bread die* at tho foundation of all 
moral and political refortn. Including Woman's Right*. 

Tm: 1 ’eiimanen rOmitw of the Com entio.n. — A com- 
mittee wa* awtolnted to nomiriath' nftlcer* After due 
consultation, the eommittjeo made the following report : 
r /Vrii'rfen/— hitcrOtia MntUof I'n. 

Her /VrtiVfrutt— Mr*. K. Oakes Smith, of N. Y<; Mr*. 
I'nulinn II. l».ivi*.nf M. I ; (Jerrot Smith, of N. V.; Mr*. 
Clementina W. Nichols, of Hruttleboro; Y't .nnd Sarah I.. 
Miller, of Pa 

Nr'ff t ifr ir f— Susan I! Anthony, of Rochester ; Mitrtha 
R. WHght. of Auburn ; S .1 May. nml l.ydln II. Fowler. 

'I be.nljovt! report Waaftd'qited. 

Tin following were then appointed a* a 

/b'vorrw VunnnUlrr— Mrs. Snrnb 1, Mlllef. a medlcM 

doctross ; Mrs. 0. M. Several of Ohio; Miss Ivjlunt, 

Mrs. 1‘. W. Davis. Mr* Kllxnbeth lV.l'hllllps/Tsyra- 
cu s e ; ami Mr*. Rose, of NcwYork. k 

The Frc a ident addressed the meeting at some length. 

Lr.TTr.an, FarTciir*. kti*. — A letter wa* received -from 
V 0 Channlng. in which he pays that a little boy of hi* 
die 1-n very, plump, spirited little creature, and therefore 
he Ims no heart to write tojUlO Oonventlon in rclereiice to 
it* principle*. 

In the Course of the morning a letter was read frwfn (1. 
IV Jnhnr hi. of lhifT:d<V enclosing $10. 

A Voice — 1« the writer a until or a woman .’ 

Mrs. Itavis— A woman. 

Mrs. K Oakes Smith wanted the names plainly given In 
full In4.hn bi^lnidng of our enterprise, w« want ail odr 
honor- and privilege*. (Laughter.) 

Mff Wrlgl.t road the addle** of the Convention held at 
lVc tche-ler. I’ennsylvniila. - 


*: Wn » few lot* gold on ptU 

run hM r„n«ud »t Uo^ftf., , 

i'noviMON»-n^ h .,. Mnllw , M 


lem : iiia King in nil, a uuiy oi live ccnia per yaru lor uo- 
inosncs, which one would suppose quite enough. Rut.lho 
turilT hn<^ enforced: 'amounts to nine cents. There i*. 
thorefore.no altetnntlvc. but that tho large fttnotont'rif 
good* at the Pass nlust either remain unsold for n long 
time, or he smuggled over. The editor of tho hedger Is of 
ttplnlon that it is the olject of the Mctihnn government to 
cut off nil trade itpil Intercourse wKh tho United Htatcs. 

OniHi Aiii A.— A letter from Chlhimhun. t,f July .'10th, 
says conslderahltt excitement exlet* there in consequence 
of sumo change nr derangement of tho revenue regula- 
tion*. which has grown out of n controversy or some ill 
feeling existing between (lov. Cordaro nml Cion. Trios, the 
military commander. F.ach lias his party and hacker*, 
and It Ih belieted the diflloulty will end in a revolution 
The mass nre believed to side with Cordaro. 

Ilusines* rather dull In consequence .of the nboAo 
state Of nfrulr*. hut It Is believed that trade will revive a* 
soon as the crops begin to come In. 

Ai.aiuma Statistics. — T he Selma enterprise has com- 
idled some interesting statistics from tho census returns of 
18.10, with regat'd to the -productions and wealth of our 
State. There are in tho State 4.435.014 ncres Of improved 
laud, the number of acres unimproved Is 7.703.CU7. The 
cash value of farming implements and machinery fO.l&O,- 
i'03. The number of horses lif tho State Is 120.000, nml of 
Sister i mules 50.805. The total vnlue of live stock amount* to 
i poa- WWM - 

. .,i, 1\ ith regnrd to crops, we flud that there were raised 

JUlty, tliat year of whe^t 201.044 bushels, and of ryv 17.201. of 
forter; corn 2- 764 084. of oats 2 005.097. of rice 2 21 1 .2.’, 2 |h* . and 


W hbt for retail lot*, but |,rgo parr di h 

l^oaed of At lower Agon*, gama 1 »h> hb 
«*hl during tho wftak nt plT 
lieslde* which wa hftte noticed « 
tnferfor Pickled Fhontder* at *70 87 y 
tlacnn ha* continued depressed, and the ' 


same infi>iumt!on. 


“ The rot appears to be confined to plant* from the j»ro- 
llfli’. I’rout. Fcrurlnn, nrtd other seed* of Hie kind. 
Flnnts from the old Mexican seed do not appear to hare 
hem alT 'Ctcd. The distinction In' remarkable. A flcl l of 
Mexican on the one Ride of the road will he perfectly free, 
while u field from fancy seed on the olhcr sidu wlll bo 

greatly Injured. -The Injury appear/ to b« accomplished 
with great rapidity, three or four days serving to blight 
completely, w'ry fair prospects for u full crop. Tn hue 
plantation that we cyuld Unhv\ where ten days since Ifloo 
lmle* were expected to he made, not more than. lOOO wlTl 
he picked. Fliliitor*. .where' -fluids hnvp lioou cfTectcd, 
siieak confidently of a loss of a quarter and ft third, and 
some even of more. \t it Is any way as general nn Injury 
ns I* supposed, united to the immdntiuii nml storm lb 


lot* from th* I.crec at 10« ft Jb for twm, and ft 
"torn at lOrfDJO'j, and mostly 0* H Hi for Hhoaldm. 
Hama have been setting at 12/®15* ft ft, fofojfe 
h>t of 52 Herns* Rxtra Bugar-curod, on Thursday, at 14 
Oecf hsa been ih limited request at #14 60/S415 00 • 
;nd 07 60/»f8 00 ft half M>1 ftor Mcs*. and 418 C 
* , r, ° * bb! for Prtmc. . . . Y.«ti has boon quiet, and 
rate* barn hantly been *n*tatn«d. A few lot* haVO i 
•luring the week at * ft for if e . 1 to prim' 

hhls, and 12^12X4 good to choice t„ keg*. 

Mo*lsri>Ihittcr ha* continued to bring » r 

keg* and flrkln*. with only moderate sales 'jita * 

sold at 8fS>8K‘b V ft. 

Itltm— Tim mnrk«t I. n«rlj h»r, |U a w , ^ hwr 
no *a!e* of any moment. 

nUNNY I1A,IR-W» Ur. no MUmUon to notlM 

MnM*r.rti,. 00 ' ,U,ra '’ 10 ml1 -^ *» KB- 

IlKMr-No «lr. un ,,t onr market 

“"rai t^w “r 1 ' tmm,mrt 'T." wsaw* v be-'- 

BAI.T— Wo Im.r yrt no c»r|o mloa to tokort 
r»l,.» for liWrrpnol from rreond bond, oro M-xiofor on 
•tut »1 <0 V rnrk for nno, drllrrmil fro. of , Ira, oca 
Moku Turkfl Irian! haro aol! »t — , nml sooo nonali 
.10^ n rook. 

IJOFfltiS-TIm mnrkot hu boan r«tlinr iintat, and , 
lliultnil tn .1800 molt* Rio, at a raoRo of 

*. 1,1 "’" Bato ,„t no CAIRO mlaa to report a 

tho l*t Inst. , 

DAUniNU ANIi ItoPR — Wohara noticed on), a, 
"Alci „f tlmso article,' during tho week, rnwtlp at ] 


fliER McTYEiiu: : Oujr brother, Snm 1 
0 f the Louisiana Annual Conference, 
hb wife, Rachel, on yesterday. She 
I her mothors, on tho 7 th, after ft most 
i affliction. ' Suoli was tho constant 


ment In i favor of the Umpire I* progressing 

HDlre-t Vh^rndrt-h^lrft-KnghlTlll-nTrn tnir- 

have been received from 


through Scotland. ’ Accounti 
Rouihay to jhe 21 Mat. Tho marine ntonin 
I* safe. Adtlcim from Australia *how a 
In the yield of Uio g'dil mines 
Iiai.v— tlwj?hT -Kni i riov.-A mignliln 
hrr.ke rtut in MpUnl lJtn.Vmi the 20th Augu 
qucncuB nt which have been terrible Ferci 
reported to have been destroyed by the Ikm 
the mountain. 

Liquor Law. in Boston. 


which the loss on buildings auiountefl to f320.423 ami on 
Ware* $1.66^.S(V'J— mnkleit the f »tnl Io*< by fly during flic 
twelvemonth, ns nearly as caiwlni ascertained. $1 S7$».:pl. 
iieiug an iucroii c»f i*r Ujc .loss of last year of $1 .171 ; 70o, 
whieli- i* attributed by .Mr. I'arson. liianion.-ure to the 
rcaiciiy of water and tho severity xif the weather lost 
winter, which frurJ the water In the hydrants. Ho roc*, 
omniund* that hereafter hydrants be slulTed with straw. 


weni not proper places for tin- wom» n to »otu ut, special 

phiee.- and da\< might beset nphrt for tlcm. » 

Rm<o:i*m>» tiik Hi sims* CowMiiirr — ' The following 
resolution* ere then submitted by Mrs. Ru on behalf 
td'Ui'- llusimv C oiiimlttee. p* a put if t In ir report: 
I^-iiuir-Kn*rii..nv/orriie TmaituTfnn-: li.MHl.-d down to 
Hi from the past, like hcirlonuiSi ftnt felt to be. though 
time-honored, hindrance* to human progic.i*. or to the 
spn a I of that Divine truth which gives light to tin- 
world— therefore,, 

Iirinlrt,!. That it is our duty to examine .these Institn- ' 
tions and- to ascertain which of them are still wortln- of 
honor and support— which wo should seek to reform, *nud 
which to costhslde. 

Ilnoh nt. That it is the right of erc/y one holding prop- 
erty a* a.citiaenof tin- republic, to resht taxation till 
sie-li time ns she is fully represented at. the bidlotdmx. 

.I'iu ». i:«i'iii**ioN Oi-imonS — Jt wiis agreed that the 
di eussioit should be open to all persons, whether opposed 
or friendly to this cause. • 

A'rrsuiu.M »: m tm»- Amf-mhi.ai-.k, i u —The meeting Is 
not as yet Vo numerous ns it was last year, but it 1* very 
orderly and enthusiastic. There nre very few of the mas- 
culine gender present. There are only two Bloomer*, but 
n jrreiit many blooming pretty girl*, nml imirried women, 
dr-ssed in the pink of fa-himi. .Mrs. Davis and Mrs. 
O.i kos Smith are p.irti.-ularl* lint; 

The Convention adjourned at twelve o dock, till two iu 
% . the aFeruoon. . 

elevate on stock* th<r largest slr.od ship* And ‘ . AITLltNOON SL.sstox, 

f"r repair* ; « T»i>sel, indeed., of uny tonnage. The Convention re-awemtled Jit two o'clock. 

■ *' 1 Oy.iiniT Smith's Dimmoi oi M’omen'* Ro;iiifl. — CJerrit 

Smith reported tin* following resolution* : 
lirfoli •!>. That the deinnhd of - womvnls not for privi- 
l ‘ge*. nor favor, hor ctolployment. nor honors— but for 
rights. 

U.svltfd, That the right* of human being* to their own 1 ' 
person-, to tluiir own earning* ami prop) rty. ami to p-ir- 
ticlpate in the c-hoiue of the civil ruler, are rights which 
belong as naturally and nb.-olutely to woman a* to man. 

/(erdvi /, That we be/eeclt Woman never to coosi nt to 
hold any of these groat sacred right* ih abeyance, nor to 
consent to exchange any. ol them for bribe* and privi-' 
lege*, or favorji and" flatteries — however ulluripg and se- 
ductive. (S 

Di*oni.AMxyrioN m iTi'ik-Hoxoiiko Ci’troM*. — Mrs.' K. 
Hakes Smith ndvodfttcd woin-in : * right* to resist tnxatbui. 
She said, we convene to disorganize time-honored insti- 
tutions. Let Syracuse, which has heroine tho Thermo- 
py la* of freedom, be the place for our struggle. Squalid; 
ignorant foreigners may be taado voters, but half onr p^- 
puUfiou arc disfranchised. Mrs. Smith concluded by 
moving the follow lug . 

Wt.ntas. \Y oman s society i.- such that human freedom, 
in its b*-st source, cau only be increased through pecu- 
niary Independence ; therefore. 

AVf»/ixi/, Tlqit every woman sliould engage v herself in 
literature the fine arts, professions, agriculture, com- 
. merce. or whatsoever honbmblc occupation Is bestadapted 

of females who do tuivqrnnnn ntal to her capacities ; that she may then remove tho jdaln 
Other tlourishimr from labor, nml work put her own emnneipatioh. 

Mate eiiuallv wnr • K >' the right or every 

i,J n,.2. U ' ^ W ? r ; woman bolding property, to re*i<t taxation till such time 
IH Uynioutn and us rii'-* is fully reoriented ut the ballot box. 

>1 i*a Blow i 's Ohmon oi Tiiihuc. Lucy Stowe (hado an 
donut nt speech iu favor of Uerret Smith'* rcaolutiur ■ 
•and exores.-i d her OvUuin at the law which gives the h il 
baud bis wife's earnings and property. . d 

A furious I N «» .1 1 - : i* r i >a Womin'Am w iiixk.— Ml«a Brown said 
1 women were tried by juries of men, not Ly tlielr ovji 
. peers. Uullty women cannot get justice 1\» our court- 
hut, lulling fright I Ignorqnt women suffer in silenco rather thuu endure ex- 
’ posuroi 

Wouast II' ';* n'»;n FiiAcai.r.s ami Ma*» IIi*o« uraMoTi v. 
Mrs 1‘rwe . Ud — -1 knew n if it «|ld mm could 

. . not represent both scJb'f. If itjdld not then both sexe* 
Here ho wounded | have as much right OMiuiu. Woman hug* her shackles. 

Men udinly we are right, and what doe* woman say' 
Why. men* won't like it. Oppression ha* become legal 
and therefore. L- fashionable. Fhe urged the removal of 


42U bale* of ginned cotton, weighing 4'MJ lb;i.. ouch. This 
put* Alabama nt tho heu«l of tho State* as far ns the cot- 
ton crop Is conce rned*; Georgia being, next, whfch is set 
• I < . >v 1 1 Ut 40001 bales; and Ml*aliwlppl third, which rained 
484 2i«3. The amouhted' in lb*.' t o 0.57.1 18. ( if pea* 
and beans .thcreSrcre produced 802.701 blishejs ; of Irish 
pntatoe*. 240,000 bushels ; nf sweet. 0 470.244 ; <.f barley. 
3058. and of buckwheat. 348 bushel's. The.valne of or :!iurd 
product* was 15.40ft. and of markets and gardens 81.821 ; 
of bHtter 4.008,711. and of chceiw. 31.412 lbs, were mud.* 
•The crops of hay. clover and Other grasses, hops, hemp, 
flax, sugar amt silk uro but trifling, and add but littie to 
the wealth of the Stale. Of molasses there were made 
•83.428 gallons, and of beeswax and honey 807.021 lb*. Thu 
total vnlun of home-made manufactures, 7.1.034.120 ; and 
of unlinuls slaughtered $4 823.485. 

Sitir HAii.no.O) Aimos* Fi.ihh'da AT bp Cotton Flint, 
published at' M’asblQgton City, in alluding to the project 
of a ship canal across the Peninsula of Florida, suggests, 
us It thinks, a bettbr and* more economical mode of con- 
necting the Atlantic and Hulf. viz: by n ship railroad 
In every dock-yard in Hie world, remarks the editor, it Is 

usual to i’ 

steamers for repairs 
can be elevated to auy required height. On canuls. it is 
known, locks have been suocess fully used to tftke Vessels 
from one ascertained level and place them on another, 
higher or lower; and this being done, the ve.'vet* are. 
towed or transported on their bottoms to any_distunce by 
horse nr steam power. It may, therefore, ho a-Suuu d. 
that nny vessel can bo raised to nny desired elevation— 


Board or Hertlth. 

LIST or INTCRMBlfrt IS Trif^ClTY-OF NK 

Forth* Wsi'k ending P«.p!„ i„| H . r 1 1. f asp 

A» il'«. . 1 |F*r*r, t’i ink Imi*.. , 

jjmin, INinfnatlcii of* S <>S«trn.Knl»rilis. . . 

Loiiiiii"|'iliin Ill fninhirhair.. 

f-H/*" -*; *> Heart, IHnsw of... 

...... 


b, n, <i in >)|ftmin*.. . !....•!! 
S i I lionoi ring* of I*in»i... 

8jl'f*raj t ,V,7rt 

v* I l>ir f or 

e lii»A>r, Alarm ef, 

I Von riarfls... !.. v 

.l|i’*rl ton'll* . .v 

I I PnitiUr* i.’hIIo 

Mo (h ' battilamiin ). 
I ISrnll, hM rt'ito nf. 

M (nUtllLm 

4 Heirtfiila; 

1 HjUiMIM * 

4 '1 11*1111) i 

4 T*ii»nui 

r Dnr*rlnln....i 

4 Ultras, llutn'mhnx* "f 


g,loa Rouge, Sept. 


livockte Office, Soptembor 18. 

making remittances will please see that 
m Acknowledged. 

iJukToco S Xwlber. n 8elfl«i*. D Dunn, Mrs 
Adding d fi B 8 King. Thomas II Law, Mrs M- 

n i D 8 Newbaker, Mississippi. -LcsK^ ^ 

rS? W^lHUggln, J. L lliggin, J Hooker. M Is- 


Tlu* houses of Kda-inT’iraper' 'and Lewis Thayer, tWu ac- 
tive ii'lveicates of the Maine Liquor Law. were entered on 
Saturday night, and o itrages were committed upon their 
persons by some of tl opponents- of the law Messrs. 
Thayer a nil Driipir w re badly beaten; mid their livis 
^vere threatened. Much excitement, has been produced 
iu the city by this otytotagu. 

Throo Days Later from Europe —Arrival 
of the Niagara— Cotton Bteady. 

t . n ‘ " YoiIk, Tue: day. Heptembcr 1 1. 

•, The L'unurd *tenmer Niagara has arrived nt Halifax 
bringing date* front] Liverpool to tin* -ith Instant, four 
day* later than tho iiocouuis brought by the Humboldt, 
and three days later from Loudon and Paris. The follow 
lug is n summary of hbr commercial accounts ; 

Liverpool Markets. 

liivr.nrooL, Heptomhor 4. 

Tlu rc has been only; a moderate demand In the Cotton 
market hIiico the dbp irtitre of the Kuropa, and 'the sales 
*>f the week are limited to 61,000 bales, of which exporters 
have* taken 500Q a»|l speculators 13 000 bales. Prices 
have generally been fliin, but ihoro -Is no material oliange, 
nml tlio ofllciul qiiotiititin's nro us follows: Fair Orleans 
b' fl d ; Middling Orleuq* 6 s ., ; Fair Uplands 0. and Mid- 
dling Uplands 6 , d per, lb. The hnports of the week. uro 
27.450 .bales. The stock on hand of all descriptions, cx- 
rlu-ive. of tho amount on shipboard, is 617,000 bales, or 
"which 4 1 i.iS") bales are Aiucricurt; 

Flour lias met with a atend^ demand during the week, 
and th" quotations are. lor Wcetcrrt Canal 20*. 0d, and for 
Ohio 21* per bbl. Corn Is now quoted at 20s. per quarter 
ffyr Yellow . and 20*. (id for White. Lard ,68s. pi'-r cwt. 


kiici-plmlllli .!. 

F.liU- 1 it i< 

ri rar, Yellow 

v «*v*'f,tvpbold 

Fever, liili.nis 

Fevfflf, UnrprlAln .. 
K- v. r, InUraiit'mil. 
Fevt r, renuviiive. . 
Fever, Tyi'litu . . . . . 
FfflVrr, Piienifflrnl. 


AU. Urnm 

J&^AU 

wB Avery: 

tJBIsnner, E Best, Mansfield. La. 
KflBRsiford: 

iJCnift'W 8 WSlstairn.C Grove, n s 
, Bctasarille. Slss. Less 17 60. 

UtUVU: 

. ffladerson, Fattonsburg, Ya 

1 st J T lleard : - , _ ^ iit ,, 


INTKRMKNTB IN.THK VARIOUS CEMKTCR1H1 

,,'itt <li i’.iUl .TOIL'Imiiir II' •eitai 

»*•-.•.. V« Polin'* Fe ld 

‘ (No.,lL... , ‘J ''veieniOniVi* 

S (Ne.s). v.la (F'ldw oIIoh* Ileal 

>ll‘v 9 1st. I’Mtrirk'a 


A IIE8TKR, Rerroti ry Hoard of Ilraltb. 


Canadian Faiiliamex r.— On Monday, the 0th instaut 
Mr. Hrown introduced a bill to abolish the -rectories, qs- 
tablishnl by Sir John Cbibojnq. On motion of Mr. Me 
Kenxio. an address to tlio Governor was adopted, Calling 
fora return of the public moneys expended during the 
last four years, in payment of certain missions to Washing- 
ton City, Halifax and Loudon. Thu bill to unond the 8t. 
Lawrence and Atlantic Railroad act. was rend a second 
time. The ohjcctof this bill is to euable'tlie company to 
extend lira road fourteen or fifteen miles qn the Urrttvd- 
blates side of the lin** ; but It i* provided that neither the 
guarauteu of the Government. m>r any of tlio creditors of 
the company should bu eftectcd by it. On motion of Mr 
Merritt, the House went into committee on the propriety ,, 
of addressing her Majesty, in relation to amending l h/ 
navigation act of 1845. _Mr Merritt offered sundry reso- 
lutions. tho. tendency of-which U to ask the British Gov- 
ernment to impose such duties on the productions of for. 
elgn countries us they Imposeif on those of England nud 
her colonies. Mr.Jlincks did not think thn rc-olutions 
would have the desired effect, but he would not oppose J 
tlufn. If the House desired their passage, lie war. of the ' 
opinion that tho closing of Jtho canal* would be more i ffcct- 
ftil for obtaining reciprocity. 


lb.) for NKW . YORK. ...SATURDAY, Augiut 98. 

(Br.).... for BOSTON... SATURDAY, Brpl. 4. 

Ain.).. .. for NKW YORK. ...WEDNESDAY, •• 8. 

)r.) for NKW YORK.... SATURDAY, . •• II. 

Br.) ....for BoaTON BATURDAY. •• 18. 

for NEW YORK.... WEDNTftDAT, •• M 

for NEW YORK.... SATURDAY, •• 95. 

(Br.).... for BOSTON hATURDAY, Orlobi-r 9. 

in.) for NEW YORK.... WEDNESDAY, -•/ -6. 

Br.) for NEW YORK. ...SATURDAY, V. 

IHr.).... for BOSTON SATURDAY. •• II, 

m.)....'.fnr NEW YORK. ...WEDNESDAY, •• -90. 

Ir.) fur NEW YORK. ...SATURDAY, „ •• 98. 

Br.) ....for BOSTON..'. BATURDAY, • 30. 

Hftvro and Bromen Btoomers. 

J-'HOM SOUTHAMPTON. 

.for NEW YORK.... WKDNEHDAY, Bq.l, 1. 
.for NEW YORK. .. .WEDNESDAY, •• 18. 

.for NEW YORK..;. WEDNESDAY, •• 98. 
■for new york-.. .. Wednesday. utpur is. 
for NEW YORK.... WEDNESDAY, • 77. 


ffC Thompson, John D Gatlin. Dayton. Alii. 


br II A Mono 


IflirkZu McLcllanJ. P Drulec. Louisiana. 
taJWEHU': 

llnebrr, Uempbls. Ala. Lo«3 $2 60. 

IffKVeMeam : 

if UHuekoU, Nt Port. Ala. Less %2 60 

In I Bring : 

i) Atkins. Piney, Ark. Less $2 60. 

John A Binford. Grenada. Miss 

itatt Parker, Grenada. Miss 


pressed. Wo still quote : 

Sterling 

francs 

NewYorh sixty-day Dills. 

ai.Lt mi. — t. t 


Sight Chooks on NewYork. 


icrsoni who Ut 


HU&tUQI.DT.... 

IIKll.ll N N . . . ., 
FRANKLIN... 

Washington 
HUMBOLDT... . 


Geneual Intklligenck, 


Counsellor! itub 
nee are jiiit oti. 


Later from Texas. purt of . the work. *ui 

Ij'thMnlTal Thursday of the steamer Mexico. Capt. factories exist in vat 
M, vt bavo Tcceivod (iulvoston papers to the 10th inst.. | tel , H eLd* ° ° 

doomchangcs from the interior. 

ftu Jim Buiiox.— 1 The I mlintiola Bulletin ita* nu- Ti itnim.r. Arrua at Smviina —Letter* from Smyrna. 
mot eouaunicatlon#. all in favor of an extra. of tbo 20th ult . give uu account of a terrible disaster 

iftlon d Um legislature.' The editor is fully per- which occurred ut Adalia some days- before. .. 

tbftt itae-truths of the people of Texas desire wolf suddenly appeared iu the midst oft tho market plan*. 
kmmnutfJa which opinion we are inclined to concur. Mil bit several persons mo t severely ; l ‘ o 
’iWm that all the papers in kastern Texas, except. the cries <whlch >arqso on ull sides, he jumped over a 
rbqs,tbj Marshal Republican are advocating it ; and wall, ,aud got ln(o a large,, garden where itnveral liundrod 
rite. numerous meetings hare possud resolutions totlic persons, who had come to the town on account of the silk 

crop, were sleeping 4ti the open air. 

i death of Mr. John onH hundred wn " twenty-eight persons, hut being again 
county. frightened away by the cries of the people, ho gni into a 

ill!.' monument invi "-'‘—P'-’W wl i er - u » km*'4 rtlMf-Dm iherp. nuS woundej 

1 rTr ,u " Cmr u,i " na * d 

Ich, from tho .ample. Y, T^* U “ -® 

,t 1. thought will pro- “■* ' p-oplo wire without mean, of ,le- 

.» mine U belletej to bUl ™ r " Usw ‘ , ! 1! " a J m r " • lw 1 ri "“'* * 

and the wolf killed According to Iho report of the 

ph U» ho examined “ f «*• ■#**• «» " by the .mi- 

nd that the ilWonry T . ll “ InwrlM. olreum.-lane. In' 
tills disaster is. that seter.-il of the wounded have already 
died of hydrophobia, so that the whole population i* in 
represent the Brazos tjj 0 utmost consternation. 


Ohio River— Markelft, 


NEW ORLEANS MARKETS 


Pitt niii-sc ii, Septombor H 

There Is now three feet nlnu lopbes wptcr li\ llic cham 
ni l; and the rlvuf rising slowly. Weather rutny. 
Vermont Election. 

Boat on, Wuduesday, Uepteuiber 16. 

Dispatch' s. from Burlington. S t , state that fuller re- 
turns of tlm Ve'nnont election show the whig cnndidulo 
fur Governor to have been defeated by tb« (qjoplo. Mea- 
cham and Tracey, whig*, are both elected to Cougrcss. 
Railroad Collision— Lobs of Life. 

N*w» Yi.as, TburMlay, -September HJ, 

A collision occurred this morning on the Krio iUilroad 
near Dunkirk, by which nine persons were killed and 
thirty badly injured. 

. Maino Election. 

* 4 F«ni land, Maixi.-, September 10. 

^ The Advertiser of this city states that the whig* Imvo a 
majority of six in tho Plato Bpnato, and that tho House of 
Itepri sentntives stands •57 whig* to CS democrats. 

Arrival of the Black Warrior. 

NmvYork. Beptember 1G. 

The steamer Blnek Warrior has arrived hero from Mo- 
bile fin Havana. Pile brings no news of importance. All 
was quiet in lfavaua ut tho timo of her departuro. 
Free-Soil Convention. 

Boston, Thursday, Beptember Iff. 

Tho Free-Holi pouTcnUtHDiu session at Lowell, lias no- 
minated Horace Mainl for Governor. 

New Jersey Politics. 

N't w York, Bupteiubcr 10. 

The Democratic State Convention of~Jtow Jcrsny met - 
to-day in Treuton. Very little was done beyond organi- 
zation. A gran^moss meeting of tliu democrats was also 
held at the same place. Tho alteudauco was large, and 
the proceedings enthusiastic. 

*• Mississippi River. 

Hi. Louis. Beptember 10. 

The river here Is falling, with five fcet water to the 
mouth of the Ohio. 

PiiTBiu-Rnii, September It), r. M. 

Tile river hero is now rising, with four feet four inches 
water in the chaunel. , * 

Cincinnati, Beptember 1(1, r. u. 

The river has rineu nine inchestinro last evening, and is 
still rl*ing slowly,. Weather dear. 


Hogs. remain pretty firm, with a moderate itoak ' a fair 
supply of Luka Veal Cattle Is offering, and a small stock 

•if M licli Cows : 

— rate k • — 

B).».r Oattlk (Kina Western) 




'Our gene hit tiiarket during the past week has presented | 
no striking feature beyond tho active demand for Cotton 
which has prevailed most nf the llmo. Tho roce.lpts of ' 
tills stnplo have been quite large, and abuudaut scope bas 
been given to operators, with *a rather lower scale of 
There ‘has ulso l»x*n some demand for Tobacco, 


Ileus 

Biirkf.. , 

Milch Cows 

Oalvki and Ykahi.inus. 


prices. 

I*nt generally the stock has been held above tho views of 
buyers, und (l*« transnotlons aro not heavy. M cstern 
produce of ull kluds has been quiet. Flour has given 
way iu price, while Corn has continued very firm. Fork 
ulid Bacon bavo been dull and drooping. Whisky has 
also fallen off slightly in tho rates. Freights havo con- 
tinued to improve. Exchange has been vory dull. Wo 
liavo published telegraphic accounts of two European 
steamers during the' week. Tho Humboldt from Bonth* 
aiuptou on the 1st. and tho Nlngarulrum Liverpool on tho 
4th instant. v Tho advices by. the latter statu tlu) rales of 
Litton during tho week ending tlio 3d Instant, at Liver- 
pool. at 61.01)0 bales, of which' 6000 had been taken by 
exporters, and 13.000 by 'Speculator*. Tho official quota- 
tions were, for Fair Orleans 0 5 ,<l. Middling Orleans 5 ti, 
Fair Uplands 0, and Middling Uplands 6) t d 1) ft. The 
quotations by Donnlstoun's Circular were, for Fair Or- 
leans 0J, * 


*witch at V ilx *' t and w'heu tho morning exprecs 
train froin-ilOl - ijtj^athed thai place, the locomotive, 
teuderand baggage-car were precipitated over the side of 
the bridge. 1 artumftriy, tlie conn, ction between the 
baggage and ps'senger-aars either broke or was 'loosed by 
p.)ine ime— otherwise all the passengers would undoubt- 
edly 1 uvo ha n dragged over- into the river, and resulted 
in a dreadful loss of lift*. Tho engineer and fireman, on 
discovering the approach of danger, sprang from their 
jUists and escaped with slight bruise*. Thu nccident 
caused a delay of about fi)*o hours in the arrival of tlio 
pouongers in thi* city. 

Another accident occurred on the same dny. on the 
Harlem Railroad, which resulted in two horses being 
killed. According to the information obtained, it seems 
that a team of four- horse; were drawing un empty car 
through, the new tunnel between Thirty-second and For- 
tieth streets, to the depot of Forty-second street, and was 
immediately followed by a locomotive, the engiueer of 
which, not perceiving the cur ahead., inconsequence of 
the tunnel being full.of smrke. created by tho express 
train which had just gone up. ran with great force aguinst 
the empty car. and drove it over the two shaft horses, 
killing them o'n tho spot and severely injuring the lead- 


MARION FEMALE 'SEMINARY, 

MARION, rEilRY COUNTY, ALABAMA. 

Faculty. 


Key. Jamk* K. Armstiowo. A. M,, Friaolual on 1 n — r 

of Moral, McnUl and Natural fiofance* ****** 
Mr. II. M. Dalt, I'rofensor at Voool Music, Plane and Ham 
Mr. N'icoU Marsc-hall, Frofiissor of Drawl our and p Xl' 
lug. "f the French and Gorman Languami und In 
■tractor on Guitar. ■ “ 

Alla* M. L. Tiiomfjon, English. 

Miss M. J. Bo.xnuftAjrr. English. 

Miss IitniANA Ci. a h u, English. 

Miss , Music. 

Mr*. lUaacuA OtApax, Matron and Nuna. 

A commodious and aplondld brick edifice bos Juat Wn 
completed— ninetv-sevon by forty-soven toot, three stories 
—which for stabUity, convenience of nrr augemont, and 
for number, size and comfort of private and school room? 
Is not surpassed by aLv slmlUr one in the country. TImI 
Frinclpal resides In tho building, and with hisladrand 
competent female assistance, superintend* the Boardlmr 
Department. A lady will reside In tho Seminary who 
tuithftiity discharges the duties of ^Matron Nmne and 
Governed, so that ut all time*, pupil* will find the cam* 
forts, kindness and attentions of home. The PrinelML 
with tho aid of female teachers, who also live In tlm 
Seminary, diligently guard and form their moral* maumttft 
ftnd habits of the pupils. Being under hi* charge at all 


JTrialtyln good navigable order. 


Bricir* or Cotto: 


tetlwtir I wi» nuvumu • I«-URI)I ■ ill! .tail. m*ui:.-AS n new u-uiure in lliu Cumber- 

Ne ^ iRbbors has now in a state of inaturi- laud coal trade, the Alexandria Gazette says that there is 
iSrirfi T* 1 ” th ° 1,11106,1 cotton - ,l re-spring from now at NcwYork a vcsseLfrom Genoa waiting for n cargo 
itektrrfa. i** 41 ' 4n ^ con ^J en ^ that the neigh- of this coal for the use of the Sardiniuu government. 

ww oi 8au Antonio is equal, and in many respects su- ~ - 

“Mo other portion* of the State for the cultivation of ..The Piieshlt in Botrif Caroun.i --■The Charleston 
jy* ; Courier contains still further accounts of (the disastrous 

k at INDIAN01.A.— The Bulletin announces ‘-“ID cts of the recent freshet*. Along the Santee, the loss 

"Wlon of the lighthouse at the Pass. It can bo -k almost beyond calculation.- - -r — 

•bttty miles at night. ' . — • — - 

Qlxekal.— ^ T he Indlanola Bulletin says there Uk, l Caitino in Texas — JdseJiarea Gomez, near Han 

“•W about the election of Jonulmrs as Attorney Antonio, has succeeded in casting a copper belL weighing 


Middling Orleans 6tf, Fair Mobile fl X, Middling 
Mobile 6 Fair Uplauds 0, and Middling Uplands 6) a d 
^ ft. The Collins steamer Faclflc was to haro left Liver- 
pool on tbo 8Gi instant, and the Africa, of Cunard's line, 
on the 11th, both for NcwYork direct. 

Our weather has been variable, tho e .rly part of the 
week being very cool, and tho latter pirt warm. The ac- 
counts from the Interior have beep rather lwu favorable 
with regard to the growing crops, but the wonther 1* gen- 
erally represented as good. Tho boll worm has made its ,._ r rr - m am CB#I _ 

appearance in some districts, and the rust and rot in l * in **» are constantly exnrcUod under a who 
ottxers. but couipl.int.lu tl.ee ngmUm out general. ih't/.™eoni^7o.S'ra^U?l^^ 

COTTON — Wo left the Cotton market, at the date of and vigorous development to character. Tbo aba 
our last weekly* review, with a rather drooping appearance. f, f home and family are not removed by this arrang 
There* wus little Improvement observable ou Baturduy, fll f r . cn 8th«»<*d- 

and fautors suooeedod in disposing of 1300 bajus by a eon- ,i tt y 23J of Beptember, 1862, FnplU MUBenGnr 1 
cession of )iOU<t V ft. This reduction' brought buyers tiino dbring the year, ohorgeaUa from the time 
forward mc.re freely on Monday, aud fully 3000 hah * were tr*ftoo. No deduction will be mode but by MM« 
.ol! Ou Tue.d., _tb.ro 11a, iron » wxi aotlr. WmMU, 'ISKTwJllt'WLw - U«hn TI 
resulting iu sale* of 3760 bales ut firm prleos. Ou W ed- r . qulrod to retire 0 o’clock at night, and rite earii 
nesday buyers had protty mucli filled their orders, and morning at. a given signal, and to take fiequ* 
tlio zaUtf did not exceed 2750 bales, and on Thursduy ouly whol^iue exercise. 

■JOOO balM uur« uk.p, prior, rumlulug without auy ma- fl J n r uuij. t0 ^J| 

turlal alt, ration. YclorUay’, »al„ ombraowl about and prlvalo apartment, Iu urataaal aud^ orSw/ A 

‘jt uro bale,, mulling thn antlro bufltnrwi of tlm w„]t ofllcor wi'i-kly tului charge ol tlielr ninthly, Iwap, 
14 800 bal„. Tho rocolpli ut thin port alnco Uio o."!"!"". and orary Saturday niiirniijg limtruot, ti 
l.t InaUnt bavo boon 40/471 baloa, again, t Si 048 to tho iSiS ffiiiS “ g2gn!rr.H^'tr'ffS^, 
same date last year, showing an lurrqaso of 14,328 bales. Bi-monthly report* are sent to patron*, whlet 
Tho receipts of the week are 23,104, against 14,380 for the faithful allowing of the scbelawhip and deporta 
c II responding «*k l.«t yoar. Pri.« yoibrnlay fall 'off l '7upU, ar. not allo.od In alUnd partly b«m d 
‘*'<9 V ft , und wo reduce our quotations accordingly : c hu*«*, or any amusement calculated to Intwfw 

NEW OK DA* S I I AS*inCATION. tlielr Studio*. 

Inferior —63— | Middling Fair. . . . lOj^fnJlO V Visitor* are not received by pupils, exeopt with ■ 

Ordinary 8)i63 0 Fair..,., 11 fid J 1 • » introduction to tho Frinclpal from patron*. 

Middling OH fat 01b flood Fair 11 ^fid— The Frinclpal must have certain Jaformatlon rot] 

Good Middling... 10 1 Good aud Fine. . . —(di— every correspondent. Pupil* are required to 

Church and Bundav School on Babhoih. 

cotton and toiiaclo statement No nroouut* wjft bo opened in Marlon but w; 

Colton, bale*. TWiacco, hhils. exprn sod permission of patron*. When articles 

i 2,532 18,764 bo purchased, the lady of tho Jltrlnclpol must »pi.r 

33,752 2 910 purchaso (who superintends 'tbeir trading), md ti 

•1,400— 10 221 233— 3.073 pendlturu* will be controlled. Patrons should on 

"4if75J of 827 aud ,0 PP*J the want* of pupil* as far as 1* pracUei 

U) 404 2 312 Dental operation* will not be performed ^but by 

l/j.Vi— 1 1 7U0 Ml- 2.MS jn'TOlMlon ftom patron,. 


‘nvJwldwMlemollshiug the car. 


The BkUK-RiiMiE Jinnei..— A lVesturn correspondent 
of- the F«)t«*r*burg (Vh ) Intelliguiicur statu* that the 
workmen on tho eastern side' of the lunnul liavo ponet ra- 
ted about 000 feet, and on’ the western side about 000 feet. 
The whole length of tho tuuuol, when completed, will be 


The New Minister to Kxoi.am).— The lion. J. H. Iu- 
gersoll, our newly appointed Minister to England, sails 
from NowYork to-day in the t-tunmur Arctic, forthe scene 
of hi* duties The Hon. Abbott Lawrence will probably 
return in the Atlantic, which loaves Liverpool on the 
221 imt 


Eashi^uake at. Popr-AU-I’RiNi e — THie schooner Pmf. 
arrived at WewYork, left Fort-nu-Frlnc6 on tho 25th ult , 
report* that there was a luxury ahock of uu earthquake 
there ou tho 18th, ut 'J o'clock, a. m . followed on the ueyt 
day by two others, one at 3 ami tho other nt 4 i m. No 
serious damage wa* done. 


The American Japan Expedition. 

Accounts from Washington represent that the equip- 
ni'*nts for tho Japan expedition lire still ftolng on. There j 
will In'- in all hut six vessel*, and these six vessel* will 
carry but eighty guns. It 1* doubtful whether a. very im- 
posing effect can he produced by this force upon the Ja- 
pauc.M). They lire described as a brave aud' athletic peo- 
ple* and skillful and courageous, though at the same time 
cunning und treacherous. They are much more formldu- 
in war than the Chinese. 

According tq Waller Brum the Japanese believe In a 
Supreme Being, and iu tlie hnmortullty of tho soul. They 
maintain Gist tho soul* of thn virtuous occupy the.re- 
gions of light adjoining to the heaven of heavens, while i 
the souls of tlie wii-ktd wander through Ihn rvlr until they 
have expiated their sins. Thu* it would seem they uru 
a species uf resturktioUlst*. They are many of them 
polythesit*. or believer* iu subordinate deities. The sect 
of Budso. originally from Indostan, is pretty numerous. 
They believe iu u spiritual form resembling the natural, 
in a lirll for the wicked, and a liwom for tho righteous. 
They h«ll»rc in paradh^'i gardens, houses, cities and rural 
districts, and would seem to have borrowed many a led 
from the wonderful narrations of Swedenborg From 
tlie year 1640 to 1038, missionaries of tlio order of the 
Jesuit* la Bored in propagating the Christian faith in 


The Alhamos — W p. learn frpm tho QucU'c Chronicle 
that tlie steamer Albutro* will be soul to Australia. Tbo 
Chronicle say* that the Australian fever is raging very 
high iu tliat city. ‘‘ Old men and boys, old women and 
girls, are packing up for Ophir ’ If thi* i* the ca*o iu 
Lower ‘Canada, wo buliuvo it is much more so iu the Up- 
per Province. 


ranee. 


Gt ano — The London Farmers' Magazine, un nirrieiil- T ,k '' u ,Vw V oril '‘ 6{ "' ! * llid 8,10 fullh In God. 

tural lourrial of hlirh’chanu)t..r hu.4 w. ^ 1 « i llod (unde us women, and will keep us such. God * work 

turai journal oi mgn.cmirocter, hus given Its opinion, in cannot be blotted nut till he is blotted out. 

direct opposition to the use of guano. While it believes It was Intimated (hat the discussion would bo renewed 
that it niuy bo a temporary bunelit. it denies that it iA a to-morrow, the President having invited uuy man to meet 
permanent fertilizer, aud these opiuious are deductions tU a? v/’ir ,, 

f_.ni nnlnal vnuvtm.nl, , At hall p.iSt 10 O’oUfck. tllO ConVl*toti')ll udjOUmcd till 

from actual oxpirinients made by tlie editor; In* eveu to-umrrow morulug. 

goes so far as to sny tbit tho use or guano is positively - — — - ~ -- ~n 

Injurious, and highly detrimental In nine out of ten cases Dimmvi or IIari vm Lake —In No. t 1 . Yol. to Scleu-* 
whero.lt Is applied. The 31agtzine stands almost alone Amerloau. we published an illustrated 'doRffriptlon 
in thl, opinion. . of thi'- ‘■ l.orpltWftUT ” nwin cdiIuh. Tor pinnpiuit tlm 

1 • « . waters out of the llarla'm Lake, iu Holland, in order to 

a ...... ... .. .... reclaim ‘tlie land. This lake covered about 70 square 

AMERICAN AND English M A' fiiNES — 1 ho Kdlnburgh mil' - :-, und WHS 13 feet il« ep. Three engiues of great pow.er 
Ue»iew, iu a lute urtielo on agriculture, claims' for Great wt re enustructed in England iu lF4tk 7. but the pumping 
Uritaiu tho original iuveutlon of the reaping machines wu ‘ uot thoroughly commenced until 1848. The steam 
threshing machines and all other »^rt«. i.i^’ engln** aro nearly through with their labors ; tho last ae- 

Unu. 1 n \ agricultural labor- count* from Europe stated that much of the bottom was 
saving murium s It says tlmt Hussey * is only au iui- now exposed, and only lnrgj* pools were left. To lower tlie 
provemeut upou one invented in 1820, by a Scotch l’rcs- ,uk, ‘ °n p inch, four million tons of water had to he lifted, 
bjteriau named Bell, and tliat McOormlok’S is un in. 1,1 Ihreuyeaw the lake whs lowered 7 foot 3 inches; in I)e- 

nrovement uuon that of an Kn»H.hm., l , n , " c '' l * ,b4r * l '*" t > nir ' il wns lnWcrt ' 1 to »«ne feet and a half 

T » , u | P moo mu ^Ki^nmau named Ogle, who H nd now it is uearly dry It is believed that no less than 
invented It iu There are those who think Mr. Bull 700,000 000 tons of water Imre been lifted by the euglues 

hus rather overshot the murk' in bragging, this time. nine* they commenced operations Tty* is equal ton mass 

— ^ - of solid rock, a little more than three square miles, and 

m u • \ one hundred feet high, that is, nllowiug fifteen cubic r. et 

Li.rhiiile ri. ai (jiiTEiijr— I in* jiust summer was very fatal for a ton We can easily see. what an immense' amount of 
to dogs jn France. The Paris ftprrespondent of tlio lVusli- labor .tin* engines performed, and what power tin-re jsiu 
iugibn Republic says that 200.800 .were' slaAlitered t.v colil tt t ' lal " of combustion to water, for tho'por- 

polMin ^ Of till, 'uumlmr 170,000 w,r„. ra J. Slid qffiiTblluwo 

tiff*. 10.000 poodles, 16.000 liuntiDg dogs, tRR) spaniels, OtS) aud a quarter pounds of-Welsh coal per hour were ull the 
lap-dogs, -200 grlllous. 186 bqll-dogH, and 1 00 shepherd*’ fuel' used for each horse power of an engtno. Tim butch 
dogs. The .rt'fltructlou of cats whs also large The pus- ^ were, nearly unanimous for uslug the old-fasli- 

i„d on.,, poiion.d into p-ut. i' ^ bSA 

ters, and purlshdiT, in harmony with the declaration of the eiigine. rs tliat the steam engines could be built and do 
proverb, tliat what l* sauce for tho goose is sauce for the t*" 1 > V ork f? r 0,,w * u,, f tbo amount «<f wind-mills ; this hu* 
gander. The skins of the dogs, used bv cabinet-makers °° 0 " 0OW|,luUly ,ul,lU “^ l^cleutifld^merlcan. 


The Ilm; Caor.— Tho Bavnnnah Georgian of the ‘Jth 
inst. says : Tlie north-easterly wiud ou Monday and 

Tuesday lias tended greatly to keep back the descending 
water*, ami by retaining the ttep fell* covered, add much 
to the injury of tho crops. An tt#» {ice field# five miles 
above the city liave been flooded''')! 1 h several feet of water 
for two or^ throe days past, and will yield the smallest 
quantity, if not, as some suppose, be entirely rulucd, und 
prove « total loss. From this point to the city, every grm- 
.dution of injury has been iufiictcd. from complete destruc- 
tion up to no ihjury at ull. The plantations immediately 
Opposite have bandy escaped ; those lower down Ufcvo not 
suffered at all or been in any danger. The water, com- 
menced to full ou Tuesday, about noou. and with thu wiud 
which was veered to tlie .South, will soon Wlje It* oxit 
from the river.” - - 


Exported to date 

• • yesUrday 

Block on hand not cleared, 

TOIIACCO Tiler, Lu I, ion » Mr !n,,„lry in Ui.To-, ^ f f , 

bucoo market during tlie week, but Operation* have been nla0li orgautzatiou.aml arrang 
narrowed by, tho firm, pretensions of factors, who have for furnishing, improving and lncr 
demanded, and realized, a further adroao* for somo quail- paratus, Cabinet and Herbarium. 
Hi*. TU. wlu iimbma 1100 liliO,, of wbleb 000 ««. 

takeu ou Hatunlay, 250 on Tuesday, 200 on Wednesday, ltt<t years, with decided aoo«j 
200 on Thursday, and 60 yesterday. Wu now modify our Musicians und splendid pcrforuitn 
quotations a* follows : Lags, 3^/94^ { Loaf, Inferior Organ, Melodeou, Violin, ete., and 
tu Common; li®6,'i I V.ir a rim. 5 ; Choice noil 

Buloctlons, 6>i(3)V* i Mason County, 4f38J^ ^ ft. Tho Board, Tuition and isoJiUatal fooi 
following are the partloulur* of sales : 6 hhd* 4 >a, 22 tbu whole year in tb*ooU»yteteco«: 


ABftf kJSSS l . a i at Bun . d, *) r evening, nineteen 
tito Utters ri? K , I J la11 fri:,m tlmt placo and 
fe^MpassenSira V U&hUU ' The following 

li?'*. tl Dbv“““,i S'* HnmuionE U. B. A . 

y.r, 0. )V. Ilowiiril, anil J. Cburlia 

??' . th ' 1 s “ ul “ F " Coi.il. of 

l °b“o lni, “btua to Uio kimln.M of ift. 

n “ W11 [) ' Import.!,!-.. It 
b ""P opoo.il in th. vlclnjly of 

rai! rtu, »*5is^ ’■ t £2 l r “ inM ' wh| ‘ i| b a i» 

tUici of tho m.ti h " b.°oin. o KOTuriiin«.tit f.riu. 
5,'"r '•'tlk Muo,“ ljro " *“ J (,u * “» «M to contain 
»h2l***n.«nu2; ... , . 


The New BesfeJsion Biiiiwh .— 1 The Buffalo Quuon City 
gives Home iulercnliug facts as to tlie plan on which the 
Railroad Buspeusiou Bridge at Niagara Falls is to be built. 
It will ho a single span of 8(^6 feet. Tho upper fiber, which 
supports tho rullroad, will be twenty-four feet. The anfj 
chorage will bv forward by biukiug eight bliafLi iu the 
rock, twuuty-flve feet deep, at tho bullom of whieli will la* 
mustdve cast iron plate*, firmly ludd down by nqlld uiuriou 
work. Baddies pf cast iron will support tho cubic* ou tlie 
lops of the towers, capable of supporting the pressure of 
fiUO tous. The tower* are to be sixty feet high, sixteen 
feet thick at tho base and eight at the top. Weight of 
timber iu the bridge, U10.130 lbs. ; wrought irou uud sus- 
penders, 115,120 lb*.; casting*. 41.333 lb*. ; rails, 88 770 
lb*. ; cables between tku towvrl 336,400 lb*. Whou the 
whole bridge Is covered with a locomotive aud^trainof 
cars, it is estimated that it will have to Hiistuiu a weight 
of FJfU tous, which amount of hurdeu. though not likely 
a-flw nriv- occiin ir icmrt Imu* le previded- tiir.— I HiUHirttir 
long. i,t rullroad bridge between the point* of support in 


, For furthw 
sep 18 6m 


IN A BUGAB PLANTATION. 

A flugar Planter of Louisiana, who owtoft i 
Plaalutioo xoavenieot tolii) City of New 
also to tho contemplated MspKjrioaaa and O 
road— situated Iu a fin* neighborhood—- at 
from Inundation, and with opeu land enou 


Week’s receipts, 68 hhd* and tierce*)— *xposts, 25 hhd* 
und tierces. 

M0I.AS8KH— Wo li«,o nolkcj oul/ » moj.rat. r«UU 
bucln.Ni In tbU urtlclu durlnf (bo wtwb, A. a rmag. ut 
■mi'JM V nallon fur dinar/ to «<ml, »n4' *7®*-) tor 
prime aud oholue rebelled. 

Week's receipts, 235 bbl*-*xports, 10. 

FLOUlt — We buve no luipiou-meut to notice in the 


Anouilh Vu iim.— A t Gi'uuiunatl ou ftlouday. the 6th 
iinituut. Mrs. (’ MiUehaiu wo* examined on the charge of 
lunacy, uity sent to tin- asylum. Home lady who professed 
to.be u medium, induced tlio poor unfortunate to believe 
in the humbug of spiritual oomfhuiilcuting. until it finally 
destroyed her reason. And now she is literally iiuty, uud 
irA.yes. ftuuifi. lUUv jJiiWrnn with- not a relative In Vlic 
worfd to provide and care for them. The Louisville Cou- 
rier asks, -cannot tlie law bo made to reach the kuaviidi 
trickery, which i* thus fllllug our mud-houses, aud mukiug 
children motherU-b* aud homeless •” 


from 7U to 30 bauds, and to make from 
heads of sugar annually, duslre* os a | 
man, who cau add to tbo present furc.i o 
26 to 30 hands, and advanoe from ten ti 
dollars iu sasli. The crop* will- malm oJ 
moot* (hut will be required If 4»riMi 
half of the servant* aU0 with th* tend, | 
amount could b# paid ft «a*h. For Iui 
refer to tho Editor of th* NewOfteans 
Cluri y. Ileiideroon L Co . NowOritetoA 
Ato-Tbc too u l tmra C UrUlUa -A «VWoat 
and LouUvllhi Christian AdnioaU, out 
Christian Advocate, will fri«M*io oopv i 
1st February n«t, and forward their 


The prosuut object of tbo United Blates authorities in 
Stirring up tho Japanese from their Isolation aud iubospl- 
lality.Ts to provide against future barbarities towards our 
seamen ami whalers, who may be thrown upon the coasts 
of the Arcblpelugo. Au attempt will bu made to effect a 
lauding at Jeddu, the capital, aud. if posslbl*, to make ex- 
plorations ou shore, aud opeu commercial Intercourse. 
Miners! cal 1* said to bu ubuuduut iu .Japan, and it 1* de- 
sirable to rusk* such negotiation as will i-uablu our *team- 
ersto obtain supplies Thu population of the country is 
believed tu be upwards of thirty million* We think It I* 

K *or economy on the part of thu U oiled H tales to semi to 
adequate a force ; but Congress ho* seen fit to limit th* 


Flour market' for tho P*t week. With a, more liberal | 
,uui,t/ urn. oul/ • jN0ilw.t. i4«u.ud, tlu r»l«. hu,. uot 
-U.u »u»t»lu«il, oul/ ,1.-11 Into of Ohio Utterly btlngiuj 
our last quotation* for round lot*. Tho woc)l’* sale* um- 
brae* about WOO W>1», Inoludlng 2000 damaged, sold by 
auotlou. The rate* have beau mostly a* follow* : Ohio 
Buperfluo V 00, fit. Louis *4 12j^M K*tra llliuol. 
and St. LouU M W99* V hW. Wo have also no- 
ticed some aale* of Common at |2 87)*, aud favorite 


the world. 

Ci ii 101.1 Ke'Sec r oe * Fashion on tiik Denies. —W hen 
l’aiup'H Fatent Ventilating Car was first put In operation 
on the NcwYork aud New Haveu Itailroud, tlio veutlla- 
tlug vessels, iu ho^uor of tho comlnenoeuieut of the experi- 
ment, lustead of watur. were filled With perfumes, cologne, 
patchoulo, jockey club, bergamot, etc. OfVcourio the ulr 
came to the passenger* laden with these luxurious odors. 
But they, uot belug biased by a knowledge of the secret, 
aqd not accustomed to expect fragrance iu au express 
train, uuunimously protested against that very dlsa- 
groeable smell.” 

The ouly point to be settled Is, whether the fashionable 
or th* railway estimate of tbo perfumer te tho oprroct one. 


r”. ■ou ud ilm .VT , 1,1 "euu a laud oommis- 

cu ,“ Qwfit & , UUwi lu IhW territory 
r «* Ulug W gJ ^lr»t Judicial DisU-lot, Judge 
f* *1 to keep i* t uni1 bad sufficient busl- 


A Use eor Aldermen.— 1 Tho Frovideuco (R. I.) Journal 
says the chief u*e of Aldermen In New, York is to let row- 
dies put of prison. Formerly, when u fellow was nabbed, 
his confederate* aunt him a tile aud chisel ; but now they 
scud him aq Alderman . • 

’’.A Numerous Familv.— At Lexington, Mass , on the 81st 
ult , died Mrs. Auua Never*, aged M) years, llor de«oen- 
dunt* were oue hundred and thirty-flvo, via ; thirtoeu 
ehildreu. sixty -oue grand-ehlldrou, fifty-nine groat-grand 
children, and two of tho fifth gouvratlop. 


^?nd thf hutH fouuJ 

ST *^*0. coLridiran ' M *** tL * "V" tlw w ** rt>r * 

Nr ou Wderably upon th*te own impor- 

opouVm, u ** r El Faso, ha* con- 

of soJiJJmbh aJH° ^ rHn de, which ilm Mexl- 

^IsSWSSC^ t0 ln WS' of low 

houbtC t | ^r“ u *.'t 11 “ b is. wm become 

W can be shown that 


brands of Bupertluo Ohio at ^4 10 ft bbl. Tho sate* by 
auction havo ranged at fO W for Common, 
for Ohio, 19 76 for Bt. Loute, and |3 Wt9M w V 

bbl for extra brand*, 

Week’# receipts, Wte bbls— exports, 4470. 

GRAIN— Tho supply of Corn ha* boon iMhor light, 


€\u old Bailor ut the theatre Bald ho supposed 
the daudltig girls wore their dresses at kdj’mnt M a mark 
Of respevt tv departed modesty. 





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upon what 
pn*««tig*rti 


. Thn Nnw Pontage Law. • 

The National InUlllgcoccr says the sut\iolncd postage 
tabic* h*ro boon prepared at the 1’ost-ofJlce Department. 
Mid are believed to he correct. , Thq editor Is, however, 
requested to ray that it U expected the United States and 
Prussian poetnl tronty will he returned executed In tho 
course of a few days, when n general postago circular, 
with moru full instructions, will ho prepared and sent to 
Post-masters. .In the meantime, It is suggested that edi- 
tors of n«w*p*pcr* will-render ft public servloo by placing 
there table* before their render* : 

POSTAGE ON PRINTED MATTER. 

Rate* of Portage to bn charged upon Newspapers. Ptiriod- 
Jcnls, Book-. unsealed Circulars, and every other dc- 
a.niptihn of Printed Matter, trnnslent or otherwise, 
from and after the 30th September, 1852. 


For©l£^*i*WB by tho Arctic. 

We taVe hom the Itnltlmnre Sun the following sum- 
mary of the news brought by the steamer Arctic, which 
arrived at NewTork ou tho 6tl« Inst. : 

Thn news fftythout particular interest. The paaecn- 
gera number ti 8, nud among them are the following : 
Count and Counter* Rossi. (Sonia#) and two servant* j 
M Kek«wi. Conductor N atloual Opera. Paris ; Signor Poa- 
collni. Principal Tenor from llerlln and Milan ; Miss 
Laura Keene. frr-Tn tho Royal Lyceum Theatre. London., 
and servant : Merer*. Robert and Rrtiest HU! r. the 
* Mysterious brothers Mr. Jnnin* Browne#* comedian, 
and lady : J.II. Whtan. tlie magician ; L. Kirkpatrick. 
'Royal AgTlcfytnrJ.-t, of Ireland, and lady ; R. (I. 6qtih*r. 
c.nr f -rinrr Charge to «V»tral America; Mr. and Mrs. 
Itatnliion Kashi . U Baltimore. and Judge Wm. Kelly, of 
PMUfli-lpbla. 

Rev It \ D John*, of this cltv. alio has been making 
e tour In Europe is also anvmp the pa* a. neons— us Is nl o 
0«-n J. J: MtCohcn, tba Peunayl vanln Load Comml*- 


I Ooorgo W. Hlftoum , Eflq. , has dcollnetl tho ftb- 

polntmont of Consul to Acftpujeo. 1 

The number of Arrivals nl Saratoga Springs 
from June 28 to August 30. exceeds 20 . 000 . ° 

A wrltor in thk N. Y. Tribnno' ostimnton Hint 
tea could bn produced lu tho United State* at from 6}» to 
7)i cent* per pound. 

Tho Sheriff of Aloxtitidm county, Virginia, 
has to give Jpp, 000 security before ho la qualified, to the 
dutle* of lil* office. 

A Indy, n graduate of tho Fomnlo Afodical 

Collego of Philadelphia. Is about to *ottlo in Ulghatown, 
«. J.. and commence the practice of her profession. 

Ten ci-nta is tho price paid by eomo furnishing 
«lorr» In NowYork, for making a shirt. “ Man, ’tl* not 
Bbl. to you or.' wearing out, ’ll* human orenturosllvcs.” 

Mrs. Stoivo, the authoress of Uhoio Tom's 
Cal, In, lias boon enraged to write a popular talo on tbo 
effect of the Maine Liquor Law. 

Archbishop Purcell, of Cincinnati, hns in his 

E owepslon n lllblc, printed In the year 14711— thirteen yearn 
efore tho discovery of America ! 

A bill, it is said, has boon introduced in tho 
Canadian Parliament to restrain any priest nr othei* min- 
ister of religion from interfering In elections 

Sovontl French nnvnl oiliccrs liavo offered 
tl.ulr aoiTlros to tho Il.ltli,li government lu aid of tbo 


decks, and la called 
turn flues ; " sho lmd 
im to 
■ nn Y. 

j was bora recalled, and said i 
engineer ; the rngi'nr anrf 1 tail- 
Iy immediate superintendence 
icir construction ; the eteami r 


At tho nlmve e.fUblhhniont can 

following : 

METHODIST HOOK a 
AH tho luibllcnllona of thlnGonccrn 
tIOn, nt catalogue |,rle™ • 

SUNDAY SCHOOL 1 
Sunday School Docka of aU denooh 
lonalro assortment of JUYKNn.1 
ldbrarlca. 

theology. 

Thla department la very large, end* 


twenty pout 


pllahod Kdunatlon. Tho location la ona of tho moat eilgi. 
bio In tho whole Bouth. Whether It regarda the retired 
beauty uf tho Immediate alto, tho aalnbrtty of tho atmoa- 
phere, the ckoollenco of the water, or tho mbrala, Intelll- 
genco, and reflnement git tho nurroundlng community, 
little roinnlna to be dealred. Tlireo or more Teaohera are 
oonetantly associated with tho Principal In the hualneea 
or Instruction, the marked footurcaof which arc thorough- 
noaa and honcaty. Tho puplfa enjoy tho benoflta of I.oo 
turea. Apparatus. and auch other accessories na arc moat 
do. hablc. 

For further parlioulnra upply to 

A. WINCmtl.t,, 

June. 181,2. Prlnolpol and Proprietor. 

NOTICE 

tl o liavo Tnla Dny naaoclatod with uj lu tho Factorage. 
Commission and Forwarding bualnoaa. JOHN II. CAM- 
DhN. Ea<( , late of Bl. f.nula. and will continue tho bufll- 
nca.. under tho pamo nlld slylo or WATERS, CAMDEN 
& CIO. 

Wo reapoctfully aollcll thn patronage of our old frlanda 
and tho public gemfrally In bohalfofour new linn. 

NowOrlcana. July., 1862. WATERS k CO; 

THOB. WATtna. JOHB a. CAMOKN. ClUHtF.fl WAT A A., 

W a t e r a , O a m d en & Oo., 

«OTTON AND TOBACCO FACTOllS, AND GENERAL 
COMMISSION MERCHANTS. 

July 3. • No. ion. PoydrnA atroot, NcwOrlean*. 


loot I Iiuto examined the boilere nnd 
cry since their explosion, and have par- 
ly examined the exploited part ,- the 
/ explosion, in my opinion, is the de- 
thr iron of tho connection, heeausb the 
■as of the iron and tho manner with whir.h 
it waa braced, was sufficient to contain a pres- 
sure of fifty pennds of steam to tbo square inch, 
In uty opinion ; and there being a less amount 
of steam than fifty pounds oh, I attribute the 
explosion to the defect of the iron ; this cotin.-e- 
tloh is about thirty foot from tho safety -Tal\.\ 
The oausc of moat of tho injury to the pas- 
songors was in consequence of tlio water run- 
ning down ffom the connection into the fires, 
ana tlio doors of the furnaces being open at the 
time, tho steam passed through into the cabin, 
where the passengers were dining. W* usually 
carry from twenty-fire to thirty-fire ponn>b of 
steam. The engine and boilers underwent re- 
pairs last spring ; no repairs were done to this 
exploded part ot the maeldnerT ; s*M tnachlnrvy 
Fas' been rn use two Tsars : it IKhmut to 


woaka lu Theology publlahcd In llil, r!m„| 
repo, among which nmy bo fonnd th« SuSIK' 
Jeremy Toylor, Wcaloy, Olorko, IJcnre nZ7*"*. 
hook.-. Hoc-on, Milton, Collier, Shorlo tiduSMli 
Pulcy.Blnokhouso, Burnett, 1 Tillotaon PalrUt^'lh 
holgliton, borrow. Mrdvlllo, Magta, PIu Cl ^?*i 
N orlna, Kvona, Horne, llloomflold, OrutbdMkt^^T 
fend, Kltlo, Butler, Edward,., Bwm 
D'Aublgny, hulhrr, Calrln, etc , d r .(T” 1 *4 h 
llllll.EB! HYMNB ! AND l’HAYSH nooti 
An cilonalro aasortuicnt, of all i;l . nd . 
ui bindings. ™ 

SCHOOL BOOK*. 

I would ro*p<*ctfuUy call tbo attcnUon of 
chant*, teacher*, and othor* In want of 
my largo and valuable a*s•ortmont,confllRt^*' , ^ l ,, 
Spoiling Rook*. Elocution, t^^*V** 

Reading Booki, Arithmetic’ } 

Dicllonnric*, Algcbri, 

»• Grammar*, < 

— ' Rhetoric, ' * 

Oompoaltion, \ 

Drawing, Chemlxtx^, . 

Book-Kccpinga Botany 

Geography, Mineralogy, 

u,stor y’ Ocdocr 

Biography, 

Natural PhUowphy, 

French Omniumr*. Dictlouarlc*, Reader* etc atT^ 
Spanish.' 'German and Italian qr amtn. r VtflL .rg 
Reader*, eta. 


CttUMC 


ENGLAND. 

Lord Oowly'* mi J don return from Pari* ha* revived tbo 
rnmar that he I* t--le piieoi «-d. tl a* Kmbaa*Ador to Franco 
by Lord Malmrabury. -n l tl»*t Lor»l Stratford do Red* 
cJ fff. lat- Rmb**-.- ’ r to Turkey. wjUra'ci-lrothoappolnt- 
m« t t i f V t> j • iicrctary Th» «o chnugo*. it i* wild, 
will tike j4o<s- f» tit • wuiw of September. 

PaM'-i. • <t «UI Im' calb'd together on the lllh of No- 
v. rtH • r • . a f *.*k>n of four or five week*. 

T- l i rp'.s'l Chamber* of Commerce held it* quar- 
ts'* ly 1 1 v •? on the 23d. With the rxreptlon of a n*cnm- 

meuxUt. kn to have letter* from tho United States sorted 
M b.-duil the r.wil rtramrra. 'and a reference to 'tho pro- 
o*r<iioir» cf the Mexican Government respecting the Im- 
port dutka at Mataiuoro* and Tnutpleo, tho report 
uaarhed on nothing of Interest to American readers. 

I>«rirf ihe wvek t,> 22i. ten ship;. Including tho Great 
lint* .-a »te*a»er. cf the aggregate register of WMK) tons. 
<*ao4 frva* the port of Uven^ol tor Australia with 3000 
vmvigmsiw. 

k’i* iJbi cf the &d ult . at 11:30, J R. Hind dls- 
♦/avrol r U-u* the sixth lie has discovered 

wikiM! «ii# tw years The new orb Is in the con- 
rt«in.*.;t.»a A-f, «*:'.«* .j " ‘ x" 

V'l/rt>t jcv-iidf fwaa An«ra*ia liad’ brought 30.278 ox. of 
poKl an.i Tvfpflrt axwxhrr ship due with 15 406 ounces. 
i-riiiv w-** f. uad In ppxurlng sailors, ami from 

■f di n-t i JM ijHirxBMi wxrv osktd and obtained for the run 
Wi OnpiikV)6. » 

' IRELAND. 

^T>*f DaKia Evening I’ott M.-.ti! that tho Government 
Oaaalstkmfr? have selected Limerick ii:; Hu>Transatlan- 
lie Racket Station. 

The rix-Mile Bridge affair In Ireland continues to ox- 
cite much angry feeling In the locality where it occurred. 
Mr. C. Delmege, Justice of Peace, und eight soldier* of 
thn 31«t Rigiiuent liavo been committed to Uuniit juil, In 
necordancu with thn Coroner'* finding against thorn of 
“ Wilful murdert” A detachment of tlio 47th Regiment 
i* stationed within tho jail to protect them against any 
attack by tho people. Tjio Londou Time* comment* 
strongly on the verdict of the Coroner : and tho counsel 
for the imprisoned soldier* hns appllrd Tor criminal war- 
rant* n gainst Priest* Uluno and liurku for inciting tho 
pcoplo to murder troops. 

Tho celebrated Donnybrook Fair panned off tamely this 
year— not a light to bo hud for lovo or money. 

lion. Robert J. Walker was cxpectod at Galway on tho 
21*1. and tho Galway Vindicator surmise* that this vi-lt 
lm* some connection iwith tho usUbllshiuetft of a steam- 
packet lino between NcwYork nnd Galway. 

FRANCK, , 

BItocn tho festivities in honor of the llmporor. llttlo lias 
transpired. 

Considerable uneasiness bus bron r ranted In commer- 
chil circles, at tho cessation of all business • between 
Branco and Belgium. In consequence offRho delay in nr- 


ft|ch for Blr .1 oh n Franklin. 


Our fair nmi dclioato frionds 


a I Weighing 1 ounce or 


under. 


COMMISSION merchant, 

t Nkw York. 

Purchase* every description of MKRCnANDlSK pn 
order* from merchant*, planters -and otlilr*. either for 
cash or On credit, embracing Dry Goods. Clothing, Hard- 
ware,. Piano*, Carriage*, Furniture. Machinery. Planter*’ 
Utensil*, and indeed every thing the hmrkct affords.’ 
Consignments of any Produce promptly nnd faithfully 
attended to. • , 

— ■ ■- R K V E R S TO — — ' i v 

Messrs Wlghtrann &: Sumthers, Editors Southern Christian 
Advocate, Charleston. ‘ 

Rev. John B. McFerrin. Editor NaahvlUo Advocate. Nash- 
Vllle. Ton n. 

Editor New Orleans Christian Advocate. 

Messrs. J. (J. Nelson 8: Co., New Orleans. 

Mesjr*. ( berry. II ‘iidt-rson k Co.. New Orleans 
Measr*.’ Lmre. Pattison fc Uo.. New Orleans. 

Mr. >\ m. Kckfonl. .Mobile. Ain. 

Messrs. Weaver. Mullln &: Co.. Mpbilc, Ala. 

Col Janu s E. Saunders. Mobile. Ala 
A O. Harris. .K.-tq . Memphis. Tenn. 

W. B. Cooke. Elyslnn Fields. Texas. 

u . B. .Tohnslttn U Bro.. Ceutrcville, Texas. 

ft. W. Prinftr. Liberty. Texas. j y 23 

B. A. FAHNBSTOOK ’BVER MIFUGB! 

The Safest and Most Effective 

fiEJfMEMt i* von n'ojuus. 

To tmi: Rf.apkm — Amidst the pmfiwlon of horirum* nnd 
patent humbugs of -the present day. the public should be 
cautious as to the remedies they purchase and use. wlien 
life Is lu danger from disease. It lit a notorious fact that 
worms, both in children and adult*, often cause death ; 


ounces. 


a I Over 2 ounces and not 
• I over 3 ounces. 

- I Weighing not over 
p- 1} $ ounce. . 
jf I 'Velghing 3 ounce* or 


n I Over 3 ounce* aiid not 
| over 4 ounces. 


» ------- ‘vv/wiuj wcu «?.vbiio- 

llsh« d at Cincinnati, where hoy* and grown parsons nro 
taught to swim by cd\nt»itma 4nstrqctora. Tho enter- 
prise is worthy of emulation in our own neighborhood. 

Never go into uny bIuco, snys the London 
I unch. in its “Advice to Servuuts.” where a rat Is not 
kept Ibis u*elul domestic animal is tho true servant’s 
friend, accounting for tlio tlisnppearanoo of tid-blts 
lumps of butter, nud oilier odd matters, ns well as iJiug 
the author ot all' my s tor id pn breakage*. What the safety 
valve is to the steam-engine, the cat is to tho kitchen, 
preventing all explosion*, or blowing-up thut might other- 
wise occur in tlie best regulated families. 

„ ,?l\ vcr P° o1 ^hroniclo says that llaron 
Roth*ehild isat lyyih convinced that the retention ot 
his seul, wlthout!v|J^n»|*fion to disehurfti! the duties it- 
tached to It. I* a un fits honor, ami therefore he will re- 
sign it in favor of .Mr. Cnrdwell. 

A young eastern gontlcmnmvho, about n year' 
ago last spring, possessed flftu«u thousand dollars in oe.h 
uud a stock or valuable good*, returned h.uuo from •' n- 
cluuatl.on Monday last, without a cunt, und twcnty-Cvo 
hiindreil dollars In debt. ► J 

A very excellent oil may be prepared frt m 
pumpkin seeds. Thtl sped* are first peeled, and thin 
pressed between Iron plates or wooden blocks with a 
screw press The oil tliu* ob tallied | H said to burn well, 
,, longer, give a belter light than any of the common 
oils, and emits very little smoke. 

I he wnr-<lebts of the Euopsan nation^ ainoun’ 
to JlOO.OOO.OOOJIOO. It would require tlie labor of f. u 
inillions of men, at $150 per annum, to pny tlie interest of 
this sum at six ner cent. To pay tho principal Tt won d 
be necexr-ary to levy u tax of $10 upon every inhabitant cf 


tachtd to the forward part of tliQ,boiier, on said 
steamer, accidentally buret, and that such no- 
ci lcnt is not atfribtftablo to any negligence or 
carelessness on tho part of the officers of the 
boat, and that such suffocation nnd scnlding, 
by which tho death of tho aforesaid persons was 
produced, was in consequence of such acchlcntul 
bursting, as aforesaid.” 
lu addition to tho above, eight of the Roin- 
deer*8 pawengers took the stage to Catekill, nnd 
thirty- sc vcp hired other conveyances, nnd left 
* mm places along tlio lin(T of the 
In order to show about tho num- 
ers that were on board of the 
rr, at the time of the explosion, 
wing recapitulation of the killed, 


r. I Over 4 uunces und pot 
I. over 6 ounce*. 


not over 0 ounces. 


vor 0 ounce* - nud 
not over 7 ounces. 


ver 7 ounces and 
not over 8 ounces. 


When wcigiili 
least 8 ounci 


a j Over 8 ounces "and 
| not over 0 futures. 


Uatlsca mvr. 
bet et f*»«a 


o I Uver 0 ounces and 
I not over 10 ounces. 


ounce* uud 
rr 10 ounces 


make use of areim.ly which many years of experience 
ha* proved to bo a safe ami certain remedy * 

. Si'll". ' it TIU. II rut mil b.f(ire the publl,-. mtiiy wnrthlre» 
prenKrntloiu llflTr bui-n furei'J Into Ml.', which Imre hsil 
tliclr ihi v. »ml «ri' ikiw coimtnl n« re imu-h trimh wherru 
" A F.fHNKSTOUK'sr VKHM1FUOE 1. jX' YnoreSX 
In I'opulcrlty. owln K to it- Intrinsic worth. It In onlr to 
>'■ n."' J»ccorai.j K .t 0 the dir. rtk.nl, unj If worm, exist, 
they will cortninly l,u expelled from the sy.lcm 

»*- This remedy l« Sold by nil DrUnlrta lu New Orleans, 
end ell the principal towtu. In the U. Stalra, m y!fi Iy 

CIII/RCII BULLS. 

e>r l oi Dl n < i' l , I vE A(:T0 J lV BTEAlfDOAT AND I.OLOMO. 
WTlVll'i-Jiu 0,1 l ““" 1 ““J 1’KAI.S end 

Ull.MhS of _ Bella fof any mmthrr) ■ art lo order. Itu. 
proved cut-iron YOKES, with moToablo artnr. on' attached 
to three Brile, M, th»t.they.niay lei adjusted to rlns easllv 
nud prop, 'riy. and sprinp, also, whleh prevent the clapper 
from rretini! on the lb'll t thereby prolengliiK lln sound 
f3h?di°ffilrei ( ^ inclt. ton, Yoke. Frame a, Id Wheel.) 

An experience Of thirty years in this bUxlucP* by their 
l? 1 ® f^her, enabled Inin to ascertain tho bo*t form for 
.He I* the combination of metals, mid degree of heat rc- 
quliite for securing Inthfm the greatest H^ldity.fitrength 
nnumotfCmelpdiuus tones ; wliich improvements, toxeilier 


DIltKJTIONH. 

1. Transient rontter. to l»o untitled to thp benefit of tho 
rates first above mentioned, must bo pre-pald at the mail- 
ing office. If not pre-pald, It 1* subject 'to double said 
rate*. 

2. Small newspapers, c to., when sent In packets of less 
than eight ounces, must bo rated filngly. 

3. Books font unpaid, nro subject to a postage of fifty 
per cent, in addition to their pre-pald rates. 

4. Tho weight of noVsnaper*, periodicals, nr other- 
printed matter, must bu taken nr determined when they 
are in a dry state ; and when the weight of any book or 
other publication exc«cd* one pound, the same progressive 
rate* above laid down must be charged. 

6. Newspapers, periodicals, uagjixines. or any other 
printed paper or matter, must be sent without any covers 
•t wrappers, or in covers or wrappers open at the ends or 


WR1GUT, WILLIAMS k 00. 

Commission Merchants, No. 03 Uravier atn£| 
lcah* 

8. E. GUIUIAN k OO, 

Importer*. ■Wholesale and Retail dealun la Bak^ 
Htraw Goods, No. 30 Mugnzino street, corner eft 


cer must have been, running at the rate of ? h 'l ,0,c,, t* fr 001 that port were almost entirely suspended, 
1 miles ah hour ; he tmid it would rnoi.iro ? ®°'V 8 ^ ui nco °f t . fio «P«ctcd reduction and « quallxa- 
ite of speed to enable her to reach Albany for^Srts in \U United Statai^wura^taK 
r o clock. The investigation was not con- Bnmc and could not get cargoes. 

1 At night. HOl.T.AND, THE I'NITED STATES AND JAl’AN. 

news of the dreadlul accident haivng lowing in tho London Morning Chronicle 

I throughout the villages of Ulster nuH 

e counties, the resUeite flocked to the retlon SjlSS 
yesterday in large numbers, and by all °f Holland with Japan, 'it appears 

vehicles ; and the mo6t intense excite- . * hl * official docqmeut that the n porta of tho inter- 

dark. Amiri^x^ioS. ^rr^bindo^of^h^ t ft 

KTUER FART!«’l I.ARS. ji<t by the Uuited State*, in consequcnco of. which ^ho 

Sept 6 — Ip to 5 o’clock this authorities of Java have permitted their country to be 
ng, the total number of. deaths bv the ex- *!$*& V? or ;J cr to orrr 'r EL ; , thc qw»rtion. is uiifounded. 

tire very low an.! expected to .lie Among l|>v view cf prepuMga favornblc rree|.tlon to Commoaore 
nv-tt ire John Taylor, of Philadelphia : 1 ' r , rT “ n ? P" lut out <ho ndremag.'- that wi.um rt-uli 
li. La-rem and wife, of the sotno place ; "F' n ' n i,' ,f lt ? I' 0 ** 13 fur-fen com- 

fjS Y » — i - . . . « ,1 merer, a* the Lmpiror of China hod d me In IRI** It' 

. l ^ ree ladies, of not improbable that the uegoUatlou may be crowned with 
W “i ^ r - ^ tttri ck and wife, Of 'ucceiw, aud that Commodore l\rrv. on arriving within 
ork. Mr. « Ood Baker; of N. J., belong- 'tobt of dtcoottjt, will flmi Utile rilfnot.lty la the ncgotln- 
the Coaat Harvey, mado his will yestcr- Court " ' d " nt 10 with tl.o Inowrlal 

HciafataBy injured. Hugh Rlliegh, of ai stiui 

tontl, Va ..einctfflfcad, made Ids will yeBtor- The Vom Oiretto of Aha loth riatti, that the French 

swing his estate to his relatives in llich- Bj»bi»wdor at Vienna had. In conference with tho Ans 
The coroner commenced' to bold an in- lr ," , ‘ Ml "l«t-r for Foreign Affaire, m dared, in the nnnfi 

,o irff to .Y tty h J he -dYs 

hj Jaa Bis hop ^ ll C 6 0 b0ller ' 

— *^ u, n of Europo. Jn hit turn, the Embasaudor was a?*u- 

ITALY. 

An Englishman— a Lord "Somobody-wa* nrroited re- 
contiy at \ urona, for bketchlug lho fiirtittcatlons. and 
uftar being inprbonpd two i*.uys, was hurried out of tho 
country, without any apology. Coming no soon after the 
Mather difficulty, the affair makes *omo noise 
thr t , "'^ lncullou of ll »0 rtadwouUjfco Mlulatry i» again on 


New Ortiian*. 


A general assortment of Panama, 0ao>pwdty,U^H 
and Palm Leaf lint*, at tho lowcat caeh pricw,wwt»alj 
on hand. 


invidious but superflumis. i t all procet.nl*, however, from 
the very natural anxiety of all young misses to become 
31. A. 8!- [Lantern. * 

The tomperaiujo men of Maine have adopted a 

new uu-thod of disseminating the principles ofjhefr cause. 
They, use letter envelops, on which aft* printed extracts' 
from speeches and argument* by dintingulshed men. with 
yarums statistic*, in favor of temperance, and thu* dis- 
tribute the most powerful appeal*, by hundreds, and thou- 
sand*, to every qunrtor. 

Professor Sigismond Bays". “ 1 think tea of 
grent importance in the prevention cf skin diseases, the 
mnovnl of glandular affections, l think scrofula has 
been very much diminished in thin country since tea has 
been so largely used, and for those clauses of society who 
are of sedentary habits, and exercise the rniud a great 
j whoso n nr v ous system is much acted upon, 1 

consider tea of the utmost Importance. ’’ ‘ 


Bar.Mamifactorjr.T81 Water street NffV Yoit 61 


MALARD fc'ARMIST'AI) 

Wholcsalo Denier* in Foreign and £ '«.-rje Dry Ottk, 
No. 70 Gravicr street, between Mflgaxineaad6anp,lirv 
Oriean*. * 

A full supply of Plantation Goods. * 4#*' 


DR. GREEN LEAF, 

Oflleo— Jackson street, between tho Butet-house and 
Tclioupitoulas street. 

Residence — Copper of Jackson and Magadab lbfitf,lA 
fnyetto tnyj 


CHITTENDEN k DAM EROS, 

Dealers In Cor|K'tiiig, Oil Cloth* and lloaitkatpiag Bff 
Goods. Nos. 20 Chartres street und 87 Cartonlm 
street. Now Orleans. Ml 


X. J. WRIGHT. JU 

A. J. WRIGHT ft CO., 
Cotton Factor* and Commission and Font 
chant*. No. 07 Gravicr atrect, New Orieaa^. 


It. M. ELLIS ft (X>., • 

Commission Merchants, No. 67 Uravier street, 

leans. 


cents. 


Weekly news- 1 
paper* (l copy! 
only) sent tb :ic - 1 
tunl •'ubscribersl 
in the county 
where printed’ 
aud publb-hed . • 
Newspaper*! 
and periodicals, 
not exceed’gl >j ! 


REGULAR DRY GOODS THAJ 

JOSEPH H PALMER ft 00., 
Importers und Wholesale Dealers In Dry Goods, i 
street. New Orleans. 


ment. continued, "But I don't recollect you. •' “Your 
naran 1“ OoorgeOurUs, hi u t ii ?” "Certainly.’' -I thought 
so. said the Colonel, vand where are you going f 'v ofth 
I am going to NewVork.” taid the man. •• Well. I guess 1 
woulihiH go to-night.’’ and without further .preliminary 
walked him to the look-up. there to await thu arrival o^ 
thu city marshal of Providence. .who lmd girun informa- 


warded by other*, which had left at earlier dates, but not 

yet arrived : 

Tbe MOMtad weekly produce of tho mines in tho eolo- 
PJ.P* p J»UiJPv (or Victoria) was £100.000 sterling, 
whiia of those in New Bouth Wales it was £40,000. making 
-A tgtal -Of ut thu rate of between ten or eleven 

ptr * nnum Tim greater production* at 
Port Phillip, os compared with New South Woles, is owing 
i PwUF.tf *be mine* in that colony being nearer to the 


fjRriiujiir.iiu;. 


DUNLAP^ 


-ou ncf*i nweight 


when circulated | 
in Btatu where! 

published j 22 1 , 

Newspapers 
periodicals of 
the weiglit of iii 
ounces uud uu-. 
der. sent to nuy I 

part of tlie U S 45 )£ 
Over 3 and not 
over 4 ounce* 01 
Over 4 and not 
over 5 ounoe*. 1 .3Gj„ 
Over 6 and notr ' *• 

on s r 0 ounce’s 1 .R 2 

»•» ...j - 


This is what they call being struck by lightning.’' * CCUy ' 

fl, I” April, of last year, Mr. J. M. Iientue, of 

1 Itu btirgh. liMt Ihtt lire of 111 , rfelit eye l,y « |,|„co tff steel 
ffylng front a eltlHel un.l ntrlklng It. Afire aufferlntr from 
the wound fer «6tne mouth,, tho InlUtnnmllon .uhrijed, 
nnd he felt the pain fremdt until lust week, when Ibe Inner 
Burfuce of the cye-lld heenme Inlluenced from nomethlns 
which Heetncd to projert from the eyo-bnll. After Buffer, 
lug. sotnu diiyB from title, lie culled upon a phyeieiun. who 
extracted from the bull of thueyo the piece of etcol wljlrh 
wax long, Hut. und .uho.ut the ulntpo of u Keythe-'blude 
neusurliig cue nch und Ihnc-rixteanlhi in length by 
more than one elxteuntu hrtisd How eu lurge „ fnrtdgj 


CAMP BTUEET, NEW OltLHAHS, ; 

Ha* ou bund a good assortment of WARE, I 
various qualities, which will bo sold on the mod ( 
blc term*. Purchaser* arc respectfully reqawtMl 
and examine. JJ 


at Atli«S^xTT m ‘ ? f i he announces tho arrival 
at Athens of Mr. Marsh from Constantinople, and his 
havlug obtained uu Interview with tho Queen Regent 
“* t , h0 ?L Dr ' ®"S; AnnUter uecounC nays 
(no dute given), ‘The Anurlcun niuudron left the 
I Iricui after Mr. Murnl, Jind tukeu pou.ereion of the doc- 
uments relative to Br. King's euee. Tho sutuidron Is 
supposed lo bo on its wuy to Trieste." 1 

Tnt Aetna.— If un ucorfi be spsponded by a piece of 
thread within half un Inch of the euiruce of some water 
eontnlned lu a hyacinth glare, aud ro“ permitted to re, 
rnutn without being disturbed, it will. In a few months 
hurst and throw a root Into tho water, and shoot upward 
Ite straight and tapering stem, Willi beautiful lltll/grce n 
lean's A young oak tree, growing In this wuyfon the 
mantel shelf of a room. Is a very elegant und Interesting 
object. I have seen seteral oak trees, and also a chestnut 
tree, thus growing ; hut all of them, however, hare died 

.* P* P'opuUy owing to the water not being 

changed sufficiently oltou to nff-.rd them the necessary 
them y 0f nour,,llm ' ,,lt for tho matter contained Dt 


J. I>. WIIITNEY St Co..Agreits K “ 

JOSEPH BENSON, Pointer 132 Camp street. 

And the UNIlKlUVItlTKltS' 0KHXIF10ATK8 
Also, tho recommondatlon of u large niuuher of our 

CHANTH ri'Pof 1 ^ , ' ACT| J |1 S and COMMISSION MKU- 
U1AN IS. all of will, di are included In the Agent's Circu- 
lar. Also, to the following, received since the eireulars 
were printed from JOHN F. M1LI.KH, of AUakatmT: 

... ' D Ilul * wa - Induced lo apidy the Bridgewater 
my Sugarhoiiee. and lu every cf'Spi et. It 
--- representation, 
Bngort s CO.- I cheer- 
numtroiM ones nnbnici d 
recommend the saute tu Plnu- 
■‘"-r — 1 1'.. e Proteelur 1 
...a , , - "Pl'fled It.lt lms been 

sun Since last July. „ij has neither blls- 
l ( a wtlld metallic surface. 

- (Signed)' 7 ' JOHN F MILLER. 


*100,000 WORTH or 

Fashionable Clothing, Gentlemen's Fm 
ing OoodSg Ac., at BetaQ. 

ALFRED MUNROE tf CO.'S 

• li Ouc Price’’ Mammoth Clothing csUblli hrM^j 
Magaxine street, New Orlenus. 

GENTLEMEN visiting New Orleans srsnspskfi 
vltcd to coll ami examine much tbo largest sndP® 
pleto assortment of goods in tho above U«etol»fc 
the South. 

We manufacture all our Clothing cxprMy fa* 
retail sales, and it is with tho perfect conSd^M^ 
able to give satisfaction, that we ask all who mty fc 
with a call to examine particularly ourstylel,ftA 
ture. trimming*, fto. 

All goods sold by u* are warranted in cvs^wF 
after tho purchase of any article any dlasatlAotk* 1 
it will be cheerfully taken back atnFthemansywft 
‘>ur nljict 1* to please our cindomen. ! 4 

00- ONE PltiCE FOB GOODS — No dsvUtlm _ 

feO-ly A 1. FEED MUNEOEkCt 

34 Mngnil ne street: Ktf 0*1 

’ Mil.’ JAMES r WlUGHT 

Having for private reasons which po l oy* ^ 
continued hi* interest during tho Ustlli«li**JJ 
the Ann of Jamc* Wright ft Bon, wo havo bow »• 
.■ture of announcing that he becomes this d> y 
iu our house, and solicits the Interest of 


.Mineral Paint 

has exceeded my expectations, und tho 
luntle by-tlie ngt-ut*. () p *' 

my testimony to ihe 

... 1.:. ‘ o - '|t‘* Circular. and r. ;...„ UKUJ lUL . 

a?l t{»« Weather aud Fire 


• 1 “ f t . ‘ u uruuu ,low large a lureiau 

f£l^| U n ,CU r '?i° U U rpmul, l L, ‘ 1 fur «l«toeii months lu 
th5 ball of the eye. without cati*ing more Injury to the 
‘fi“ •nt™ lore of Its light, .la beyond Lmpri. 


HUT U U|II1IT n * l fc nS 

Over 0 aud not!. 

over 7 ounce*j2.27 j* 
Over 7 and not) 
over 8 ounce*! 2. 73 


.fully add it." * * 

In the Agent * 

ter* and other*, t 

have ever known. Where I have 
exposed to^tlie . '.r.. j ul 

which ha* pron^ enUrrly' imVH U rvi!luT'- ,U meUU,c *‘ urface - 

New Iberia, AttakupreM^rch lsflSM* 1 MI1 '' L EB. 
t n addition t„ the above, we have iu our posseaalun In 
numerable certm, ates-ft»m equally respectable .ourere 
W r , s'. h, ‘ t:n ' ,4 t our office ; among wliirli are thorn 

of Capt. bin. Culls, of tho ship-C'harles Conner • Itrursu 
9ft “ »W Vork Am„a“ t r 8 “mUh 

n k ;“ 'fn'J 'il'sfternui.ter V. 8. Military Academy D'e.i 

Point ft) It. ta'o.Ute Superintendent, uow’socreta^y’ol 
fW|f^t,<J,t)m|"inv; It. o. McUullum 
Railroad, etc.; pritviup 
te:. ted, that it i* botli 


compre- 


hension. 


H.BUlUn.of Am- 


DtitEt.TioxH. j FBLIOIANA FEMALE 

1. When the weight of any publication exceeds eight 
ounoes, the seine priferestdve rate of postage, laid down Id 
the above table, must be charged. 

2 Publishers of newspapers and periodicals may send to 
curb other from their respective offices of publication free 
of postage, one copy of each publication | and may also 

3. Postmasters are not entitled to receive nwrennora S, i? eft ref Nat Met S U " T ,r' ' 

free of pewtage unde, thelr franking privC P " MuricVe^ri^nh' 1 ' ^ ' M "' A *"‘ “ l *' 

4 H the publisher of any newspaper or periodical after .... 
being three months previously notified that bl.mihllea rr.It.MS— f.t YAIII.E MEMI-ANNU.U.by IN 
lion is not taken out of the office to whleh It Is sent for Uo«rJ. (12 SO ore mouth.) 

Sr. 1 ?' t0 , ft,r r“ ra T h PthUcatlon In the Tuition, (OolleSiate Department j 

ma l.the postmm.ter to whose effle. such publication is “ • (tbrnparntory ' " ) 

sent win dispose of the same for the postage, uni.™ the Music. Vocal and Pluuo, or Ouilar (extra i 

publisher shall pay it ; and whenever aby prlnte.l matter French. BpanUh, or Latin (extra ) ( ) 

" f »,»} dewoription. received during one quarter of the Drawing and Fainting (extra.) . 

tiM-al ye!«r shuli have remained in tho office without being It will bo soen that Boirding, and TuitVoii V in vJtinh 
tma«tar of^ offl h ° tn! ". ucoee(i,n « quarter, tho branches, cost from *106 00 to *176 OO per geuitaif' & 

.°. r° h , i fflc u. W V 10 BaIUu credit tho . 1 cour.so or study, extensive a* that of the best Insti 

1 quarterly acconnta in the usual tutions for Young Ladle*, embryo* the SiSi 

“ A* tfuxvterly payments ,n adm*e mav b„ re,..,.. 


XNSTXTUTE, 

j. 1C a S O X . LOU I S 1.1 N.1 

SESSION of this Institution closed on 
Ootebre,^842‘“ 8 Xlh C0I “ m ‘ !n ' !ln k au Monday in 
HOARD OF TKACIIERS. 0 

Mr*. R. W. B. Jot i s, 
-L: — t ; Hov. W. Jl. 


the Hudson River nuuroud Company ; D. 0 McUullum 
As* t Engineer N »-w York and Erie Rail road, Vae ; pr« vtac 
conclusively, by being thoroughly t.. iw j 

m AJS'D WEATHER PROOF. 

i it . . . . warping of the material upon 

not affect the paint ; in twenty-four 
n ronr k- becomes a perfect slate 
*^cny, a«4 neither bliHtor* not 
-» Cd *’ h ®®- Ear covering roof* 

,or pn^ar.it ia al* 0 in- 

recommondcd, a* It 1* a certain 
~ AND UIND^ytB 

any paint in tho 8outh«rn 
:c Geueral Agent*, or their 
I. No deviation In price 

States of Lu.. Ala'. (Ml's s!! Vad Texts. 

'" Messrs Slhrk. Day 

Bleu, J. M’uteriuau ft (!o.. R. 
“bile. J. G. -Whitaker: Yicks- 
Uaiveaton, Jones ft Ufford; 
_ . *apl7 

PRIZE ESSAYS 

ON DUTIES OF MASTEItH TO SERVANTS. 
Dy Itev. II. tN. McTyriHcvcf Notr Orleans; Bov. C. F. 
Sturgi s, of Alabama ; Itov.''A, T, llolmoa, of Georgia. 
This llttlo work wus publlslicd'h^ear since, and has 
mot with encouraging succosa and hcbocordially com- 
mended by tho rarious denominations, vt^sservei a 
prominent plaeo on tho tablu of every mastetv. Frlce 
Thlrty-Ovo Gents. i n! 

Published 111 Charleston, 8. C., by Southern Baptist Pui> 
llshlug Sooloty. For salo in Now Orleans by 
m^|e-0 JOHN BALL, 60 Uravier street. 

MEDICAL NOTICE. 

DB. L. PlEltCE, of Oolumbus, Georgia, respectfullj 
cull*. thp attention of Physicians. Druggists und douluratn 
Medicine to 

EFPING’S EXTRACT OF BUCHU. 

This excellent remedy for all dUoasus of the kidney* 
and urinary organs generally ; also, all Dyapeptlo case* 
of ordinary kinds, and *«%ation, is owned aud carefullj 
prepared by tho suUcriber, and i* offered on hU Medical 
knowledge a remedy to bo relied on. He is anxious to 
introduce it Into the great Western market. All uecesaa- 
ry direction* found on the label, ou each bottle.* Whole- 
sale price $8 per dox. n?i " " 


TJic bendiug. shrinking, 
which it i* u.-wd does nuun ui« jm 
hours it dries, and i n four week* ban 
It preserve* .wood from decr.y 
cruck* by exposure to the hottcM 
of cither tin. iron, zinc, wood, cauva*. 
valuable, uud particularly r/— 
IMIOTEUTION AGAINST SHARKS 
and la furni*h. d cheaper than any 
country. All order* *eut to the G. 
hulf-ugent*. promptly executcU. 
Term*— cask or its equivalent. 

fclJIl-AGENTB — In New OrleuiiH. 
Stauffer ft Oo., Priestley ft Him, J 
Richards. K. McPhorpon ; Mobile. J. 


former patrons. 


state that he ha* no interest in any other 
JAMEBaWItIGIIT. A. J. ****** 

Nftw Orlennr, Deo. 1, 1851. ' ' 


roriTw°.ta $ Ll> ^tira^d Se raiLr a 

re 111 , 'If *7 , ll ' ; ,rt0 “Jlaremi'nt, sluto J con- 
re ,'y , '! l f ‘“fi'-'r "ft >° loos., so good an 
CKfli " r g Llmrelt to an Indvpsnd. nf i-stah. 

r*« d i« OU y 1 ^ * it ‘ Wail pflfplwwd l>y the small 
would find equal 
•e* 0 f the authorities. ‘Oh. 

then, between 


J^^^flutUagafuttablemati^who 

. iJo authorities, ’oh! aud odd calamities only slxty.flv~o 
you 

"“fol.loiroJ,. and crowned Pavai, Bnauxsviox or a DatAM.-O, 

■7 Busy , Of Delaware, just across tho 1 

.. -a ..." .ssrauraui of Ohostcr county, P«., feft hU homo In 

°. Ohl-ldo Ibo of his men, to fell a tree. Atflmt, one , 


DUNBAR ft BUCHANAN, 
Oommhision Mercliant* und Wholesale QrtXJft 
street. New Orlea ns. ! . . ■ tw 

MOSES (j KEEN WOOD k W ( 
Coiumissionaud Fonvardlng Merchaiiti, No. i 
street. 

II. JAGK80N 

Dealers in Fine Fashionable ®*thing, No. M 1 
(next door to l'lanter*' llatal.) 

Yyuth*' Clothing, Gout.’* Under 

Trunks, Carpet Bugs, and a geueral aWtJ 
Clothing, always off hand aud forUl 
tlie lowest market priefi . 

B. ¥. SMITH, DENTIST, 
Has r.-turnod^nd is devoting hlmeell 
practice of bUfaqfusoioH- 
Office at the corner df [it. Charles *treet 


la that all,’ replied the 
ouraelrea. I think you might 
bradle’s dauahtcr.’ The advice 
^ compieta .ucoera. The lu»u: • 
male's daughter, form one of thu fourth 

, inTr Latullle, or other grand tnubiichi 


und varied aHsortincut of 

CARRIAGES AND HARNESS, 

Which they odor at the very lowest prices for cash crop- 
provedpoper. Tlmyaro coiutantly receiving from their 
New York house, No. 31)0 Ifeoadway, (the oldest C'urrlage 
Iteposllury tu thu United States,) a variety of 

NKW YOBK CITY MADE OAIIBIAOEB, 

Some of which are of entirely now and original deafens 
Also, plainer, but equally substantial vehicles, from Ihe 
same reputable Eastern mBHufuoturors 
Particular attention win he given to the covering and 
fr O-Urn L '‘ rri “ 3< '‘' 10 ln,uru > ,ro *W‘ and e„f„ delivery 

I’HILADKJ.l’llI A SADDLERY AND TRUNK 
W A U E HOUSE. 

S. ROBB' A Oo., 

ATo. 00 Cram, sfr«( Ntui 0,1, a, a 
- The subicrlbcrfl lUYItu Plaulersaud Dealers In S.ddlcry 
etc., to oall and examine their stpek. 

They are constantly receiving aoods from the Manu 
factory tu Philadslplila, aud direct from England, and are 
prepared to offer liberal Inducements to purchasers 
Their stock In store U large and well aasortcd.und is 
comprised as fellows : 

Baddies, Bridles und Martingales lu great variety ; 
Coach, Gig, Buggy, Dearborn, BUgo, Wagon, Dray, Cart 
and Plough Ilaruea*; Horse aud Mule Collars, HanUm 
and Blind Bridles ; Trace Chains ; Medical Bags ( BaddUry 
lUrdwaro j Leather of all descriptions j Coach Furniture 
•udlVlmming* ; Trunk Triuunlugs j Baddlsra. Coach and 


The New Orleftiui Omutt 

I* iBauod weekly, at Two Dollars aac 


No subscription taken t°* 1** 

Acribars wUl he understood a* wishing to 
it is expwBflly stated otherwise. 

The Itinerant Minister* and 
Episcopal Church, South, arc, all of tnw, 
agents of the New Orleans Ohrhtian Adrora* 
payment* may bo made. , 

All communications, whether of buslp 
publication, unless remitting won *^TLu 
tho amount of ten dollars, must 
No obituary notice wlU be loWW*"*’" 
wlthln two niouthe of the death of * J 

Uommunloatloue moet ho xddrereM jj ’ 
UoT'vaixk, New Orlcatui. ' , ,-w w 

Oommuuloatlom. luvolyln» Dww** JJltnM 
account* of ravlvafe, raUffloU* iweninff^ J 
hlograpbtc*, ate., nm*t b* acoompMf-^ 

Tf.w xabtet advretlrara-t. *** 
or which muet be pre-pald, pH 


“!?. ,ir ®JS ul * LDE.~Th«fi4lowlBg remasft* of Dr. John^ 
■on, a«y« tlte Journal of Commerce, give an anewar to 

many complalpb of the preecut day ; 

expect ed aa from editor* of n*w*p*pcr* They are ex- 
HPted to feel for every one but tbemaelvea — to correct 
raiL abtaa*' and private one* abo, without giving nffenoe 
** ljtU * r ‘' »‘tho5t regJSi “ 


Hetail, ,1 per bottle, 

Ordere directed to L. PIKBOE, Druggl.t, Columhu* 
Georgia, will bn duly attended to. Oa*h, or reference* 
expected. Hrepeotfully advertteod. 

J1S! h FFKBOB, Propri ? tpr,_ 

BOOT AND SHOE STORE. 

The old apd favorite stand, corner of Camp, Dublautlui, 
aud Pry todia streets, ia now well furnhihed with a stock oi 
Bhoe* and Moot*, of every variety. 

Omtomara and atranger* falthfuUy atrved with good 
day*n| fl ht Uli * flt ’ tt ° V> Moail *F toornln* uiitll Batur- 

N. B — Pleaaa remember that I do not open on Buudav 
Therefore call during tha weak. ’ 

fc * - JOB O, 


CO 

IsS 




Over IU ounce* and 
not over 11 ou.icfi*. 

g 

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[Over 11 nunrr* and 
| hot Over 12 ounce*. 

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I Over 12 ounce* aiul 
| nut orcr 13 ounce*. 

12 

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M 

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Over 13 ounce* and 

not over 14 ounce*. 


8 5* 


Cd 

li 

| Over 14 ounce* and 
| not over 15 ounce*. 


a 

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M w 

UJ 

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2 

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red to die wore purdonod, 
t of thut pardon lie Would 
ipior from its having been 
of dollars may be bequuth- 


confurenees ou same of the Circuits where 
the most rabid of tbOtti lived. But all those 
aro good, and f hope to a better world. 

During this year my trials wore more than 


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Ptbtishing Cnmrnillct ( ( y c j, krknki 1 . 

**ff Lovitiana Conference, ( n.’n.' rivkuh, 

IhNIIMBER Ii 


NEW ORLEANS,^ SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER - 25.1b52 .; 

his peculiar work of saving souls, fop that dcratnnd thoartof danoing.and have acquired, ' 

o n less important one. If the disciplinary ns they naturally will in/ learning it, a CONVERSION OP THE so 
allowance is not sufficient to. save tho Church strong relish for it, it is almost presumption ' B ° 


WniPKAV AND nCMIl GIRL, 
sr mss. rsAscis osoooo. * 

■ a* rtU like M-™” enchanted snald, 

Amtd the tliouglitloM, joyous Girons : 
forUHTfa n hnUowlog touch hu laid, 
fbebarsn hor Ilfs from osro sod wrong. - 
pi Duds no speech — a power le hers 
Here pore, more worthy of the nsme ; 
l pMlenstc eloquence, to which 
Ocr altered words sro we&k and tame. 

fjtntj eonl of lenguego flits 
nMf dark, wild, earnest, pleading eyes, 
ink movement talks, oaeh gesture thrills 
fbegiser’s heart like plalntlvo sighs. 

Oh could she speak, the sonl that pours 
jUmmdo now throngh every glance— 
jpAkladlee every wistful sroile— 

/, 0fi waste In words tte wealth perchance. 

.■■Sth should not mark tliot pale pure face 
HI op with every waking thought ; 
j* watch the eager, eloquent graco, 

Iter heart, denied « tonguo, haa tanght. 

ill could she hear tho dlsoonl round, 

' , tt|e, worldly Jest, tho tdlo vow, 

foold drown the low sweet hymn of lovo 
'Jilt pitying angels sing her now. 

fjBTlCiPATION IN THE BINS OF 
o*thers PROHIBITED. 

"Situ of others!" some aro ready to ox- 
: « what havo we to do with tho sins of 
lUnl It U a sufficient responsibility to be 
^accountable for onr own ; for, alns! tlioy 
^Igparated and numerous." The inspired 
jaiille, however, was commissioned autbori- 
dWviosay, “Bo not a partaker of other 
u((l»ns.” This injunction rofora to a duty 
gjijiiimau owes to himself; u duty seldum 
tbMjht of, and too frequently neglected. 
TWteglcct is Bin ; and it is often committed. 
Hodoobt tho prohibition lias a special appli- 
atloe to the election nnd ordination of min- 
Un; but it must also bo regarded as the 
jtoenl prohibition of a general evil. In 
shit way, then, is it possiblo to partake of 
the mna of others 1 Those who would con- 
(m the act to the actual commission of a 
isiilar (in, are in dangerous error. There is 
15 necessity for a man to bo drunk in order 
loihue the guilt of tho drunkard; bo may 
1*4 another into tho Bin of drunkenness in 
u -aj different ways, and thus he may have 
aji’e that eih his own. Of old it was do- 
fcja, vd, “Wo unto him who giveth his 
ItigbU” drink, that putteth the bottle to 
him, ml naltcth him drunk !" A man may 
not tore t hden his neighbor's property, but 
hsmyiat instructed others to do so, or hp 
ur hire re ceived goods illegally acquired ; 
■d thus, if n et the principal, he is a partak- 
■of the dishonest deeds, and open to the 
llargti implied in the dooloration, “ When 
Urn sawest a .thief, then thou consontcdst 
nth him.” A man may not personally tako 
Ike life of a follow- being, and yot bo Btaincd 
nth blood-guiltiness in having contrived and 
noted to the commission of murder. David 
nithe murderer of Uriah, though ho was 
dun by the sword of the children of Ammon. 
Sul wit a blasphemer, yet his tonguo had 
imr uttered blasphemy : hut Jto had com- 
pelled many of tho saints to blaspheme, and 
that mi tho father of the sin in others, and, 
in a certain nenso, moro guilty than they were 
bibs right of God. Indeed, in a variety of 
lijimnn may partake of the guilt of sin 
nhieh.he docs not personally commit. Ho 
any induce others to sin by provocation ; 
bw into sin by the influence of example; 
•flow it when lie could have prevented it; 
•aaire at it after it has taken plaoe. Ho 
any, moreover, negloct to reprovo it when 
Opportunityis afforded ; silently pass it over 
■ahia it ought audibly to bo condemned. To 
ntoviolato the enjoined duty, “Thou 
■Ut,* to nny wise rebuke thy neighbor, and 
not n/ffer rin upon him.” (Lov. xix. 17.) 
Willinglj' hi remain in tho presonco of tho 
■toner a ep'ootator of his criminal conduct, 
then by wita' draw mg disapprobation of it 
right be manifei'’ tel l> (1 Cor. v. 11,) is anotli- 
9 form of this evil. In all these ways there 
■tyho a participation , * n other men's Bins. 
With this oonduot, m.'nwtcrs of tlio gospel 
•*1 ho charged when they know that their 
are addioted to certain yfeos, yot aro 
yt on such subjects in their ministrations, 
of crying aloud agniust them ; or 
they address their congregations ns 
thrittkn, and are awaro that many of thorn 
riuners; and keep hack Bible-trutli, 
trouhlo the consciences of pri- 
? toansgreeeorB. Conduct so offensive, in 
tojright of God will subject tho unfaithful 
totototerto awful condemnation. “When 1 
■j Wto the wicked, 6 wicked man, thou 
*T> wrely die ; if thou dost not speak to 
w ioked from his way, that wickod 
till ?*. e *“ *“ iB iniquity: but his blood 
g, ,w l u ire at thine hand." (Ezek. xxxiii, 
J 0 also aro ministers M, n r I ill* with 


hm l * I * 0 * kon u 'oy oontinuo unholy mom- 
iMo e A? Churob " Th °y ar0 t0 oojisider- 
ihe Ch ' i accountable tp tho groat Head of 
fey. Ut °a® ) r its purity. Read what the 
angel of the Church in 
(Rev. ii, 14-10.) Churoh sins 
y mimsters become tho sins of miu- 

^^igi<ttates are participators in tho sins of 
crimes are perpetrated whioh 
that . vo Prevented by tho oxeroiso of 
thiv OTlt y with, which thoy are invoated. 
**to|taL Ca 8< ^ t0 BU8ta * n l ' 10 otoaraotor of 
‘tol of i i*™ U *° evil, and tho elocution- 

al. (jn«ui KUlent on offenders. But should 
tod so e *f rim sword ” of oflioo “in vaiu,” 
Wight hlHk 0110 ® t * 10 commission of sius he 
* l>oai«lii' UWOr *'* 8 °®co have restrained 
C,®! 11 ' partakes of the guilt of 
*totb! .,!r l '>' “ay he guilty of 
tot* Ule,r ci'ildrofrf.jvliioh, in theox- 
authority, tliey.miglit have 
to .hinu,^r ,,‘‘ n4 * ,0TeutelJ - That child “left 
We 0 f ftoo Sabbath, to negleuttlio 

>*tomth 6 « tU “ W “? ° f God - and ^ 

W+ treineini w ^ 0 ^dnesa, uocumu- 

^*ara ( ? uilt r 01 ‘ 1,10 paront’a head. 

l *tor*uo« c, a , lree from reaponaibility in 
^*>WmU *j' r approittioos and servant*. 


tod to tho mostori^jarc, and wltilo they aro 
directetl tirTiirbam 'threatening, it is their 
duty to disoountonance, and withhold from, 
sin. Tho regulations in thoir families should 
ho restrictive and condemnatory of tho wick- 
edness to which servants may bo prone. 

It may also he observed that there is a pos- 
sibility of Binning in others ns well ns with 
others. Tho Bin of drunkenness, with its 
fruitful source of crime, not only rests on the 
head of its slave, hut it “lioth at the door” 
of tho unprincipled vendor of tho intuxica- 
ting cup. Tho family_of thoidrunkari suffer 
hunger nnd nakedness; the laws of society 
are violated ; perhaps the moro than degra- 
ded drunkard takes away, in tho madpess of 
his folly, the life of a fellow-creature, and ho 
becomes tPmurdoror. But is there not an- 
other guilty in such a enso ! What of tlio 
man whoso hand supplied- the exciting 
draughts ? Ho hoars that the wretched man, 
inflamed by the poison which lie improperly 
gave, is transported to a foreign land, or 
closes his wretched life on tho gallows : lie 
may not think that ho also is a felon, a niur-, 
doror; yet, awful thought! such ho is by 
participation. Well would it ho if sueli wore 
aware of this truth, and would reflect on and 
forsake the sin, nnd ceaso to “destroy souls 
to got dishonest gain.” (i'.zok . xxiii, 27.) 
Such, with many more, arc violators of tho 
prohibition, “ Neither ho a partaker of other 
men’s sins.” " 

Many, howover, aro thp examples to he mot 
with of obodicneo to tho Divine injunction. 
Such ajiohlo example was Mosos when ho 
came from' the Mount, nnd saw tho Israelites 
bowing down to tho golden calf Aaron bail 
made. Aaron had been a partaker of their 
sin, but Mosos was faithful : he burned their 
God in the fire, ground it to powder, and re- 
buked Aaron nnd the people. Such an exam- 
ple was David, when he would not allow the 
'deceitful worker to dwell in his house, nor 
the liar to tarry in his sight. Thus lie re- 
solved that they should have no sanction 
from him ; nay, ho commanded them to 
depart out of his presence. Snob, also, was 
the admirable conduct of tho Hebrew youths, 
when they refused. to join in the worship of 
the golden idol erected in the plainB of Dura, 
though by so doing they jeopardized .their 
livos. Such examples have been found in the 
Christian Church of modern days, when its 
ministers, rather than he partakers of the 
sinipof others, havo sacrificed lucrative situa- 
tions, overcome tlio feelings of natqral affec- 
tion, and subjected thomsolvos to painful 
persecution. A father who had resolved with 
Joshua that the members of his family should 
in tho observance of certain duties, serve tlio 
Lord, had' a beloved son who refused to com- 
ply with the regulations required. Entreaty,, 
reproof and command were employed in vain. 
From a Btorn sonso of duty, and against tho 
pleadings of. nature, ‘t.ho father had to place 
tho alternative before his Bon, “You must 
eeaso from sin or depart from my house.'’ 
Sin was loved moro than the parental abode ; 
tlio foolish youth wont on frowardly in his 
own way, and in a distant lnnd Imd to seek 
for bread. There are a few duties belonging 
to Cliristinn conduct which havo been more 
neglected than the apostolic prohibition. Few 
hnve soriously thought on tig! subject; yet it 
is of solemn interest. So St. Austin deemed 

it; fbr lio frcr|Uontly prayed, u Lord, foi’gtvo 
mo tho sins of other men.” Many have need 
to adopt tho same prayer, end to secure, by 
grace, the power to avoid sinning by proxy, 
as well as by personal practice. [London 
Christian Miscellany. 

, For th« KrO. ChrUlUa A ItmaU. 

CLERICAL SECULARIZATION. 

Rev. H. N. McT wmi: : With doep sorrow 
I rend in tho Advocnto a communica- 
tion from a P. Elder; that nearly^all of tho 
preachers on his District were engaged in sec- 
ular business. In tlint announcement 1 And 
tho unswor to the questions, Why are wo not 
moro successful 1 Why do tho churches in 
Louisiana languish ! and why are sinners 
dropping from tho door of tho Church into 
hell 1 The ministry is secularized. Those 
that aro culled to minister ut the altar are serv- 
ing tables. Tlio time, tlio talent, the all, con- 
secrated to God upon tlio altar of tlio minis- 
try is taken tlionco, and given to tho world. 
Each itinerant, after solemn fasting and 
prayer, did promiso to devoto himself wholly 
to God and his work, with tho determination 
to employ all his time in tho work of God. 
Die. p. 47. But instead of this dovotednoss, 
tho whole weok is given to the duties of tho 
school-room, tlio farm, merchandize or other 
business wliioli yields to them pecuniary pro- 
fit. The exhausted energies aro then bostowed 
on one single day to tlio work of tlio -minis- 
try. Yestorduy, u gentloman remarked to 
mo that Mr.. was a man of somo consid- 

erable ability, hut his school taxed Iuh time 
so liiuoli os to prevent preparation for the 
pulpit, and, said lie, “ I do not liku to liston 
to a long string of cxclumatious and truisms, 
and therefore I havo quit going to ohurolt.” 

A friend writes mo that “Brother 

preaches hero once u month, hut after a rido 
of fifty miles, this is too fatiguing, ho docB 
not give satisfaction;” Do we wonder ut tlio 
scarcity of revival notices from Louisiana 1 
Wo are not men of one work. 

Why are those things so ! is it heoauie 
thoy are not supported ! Tho minutes of tho 
Louisiana Conference show thut nothing wuri 
needed to mako up deficiencies. Every 
preacher prqfessod to .have received his dis- 
ciplinary allowance . Do they give discipli- 
nary servioe when so ongnged in the world 1 
If riot, then tlioy claim and receive Unit to 
which they have no right. 

But pcrhnps they do not receive n support. 
Then why so report 1 Why givo tlio oircuit 
a pqsitioii iutlieClfgrchto wliipji it is not en- 
titled [ Hut jjri^espposo jjtier^ is hardly a eir- 
ouij, within ,.£[io hounds of our Conference 
ytunp, if [Jip pjpegiiyr his duty, and xt 
that (lie stewards ilii jfieirt, hut ' t'liat lie will lie 
supported. If- there is such oircuit it should 
he plaoetl.upou tho mission plan, that the 


°fa loss important one. if tho disciplinary as they naturally wilTm/ lcandn^T" a OONVERBION OP THE 80 ^'“’ J tnow * b “* '•* “ootopted of his kata*, 

nllowaneo is not sufficient to save the Church strong relish for it, it is almost presumption SOUL. tlio good works that ho is enabled to acoom- travel 

irom thm evil, lot ns mako offnrt to increase in you, to say the Moast, to suppose that they 0m *®*t '* plain-Clipst's words- “Ex- V . R<>,>(1 work " arc 0'“t" of 

It. this is not a question of dollars and cents, will never practice it, except within such 0 ( 'P t converted nnd Become ns littlo cliil- tho i , l'"'it"; ami ‘hors can bo nn fruit with- 

nut ot the value of immortal souls, redeemed hounds ns you may proscribe! If they have ,lrpn ' y° not enter into tho kingdom of ? Ut , 1,0 lre ®’ oonm l«™Uy, good works are same 
y tlio . prooions blood of Christ; it involves grown up devoted to this amusement, doubt- •’town." Tito testimony of his servants, who rc " ultant * <lf *•«> Spirit of God. They form year" Was 
eternal .nterests, and is hot cbmputcd l.y the less thoy have grown up in n state of indif- frequently mention conversion, show us the , , 7 "’“ess-enr spirit-nnd, in been in f. 


from this evil, lot us mako offnrt to inorcase 


eternal interests, and is hot computed by the less thoy havo grown up in n state of indif- frequent 
science ° figures. * ferencc to religion ; and what else can you ( ^®CMno 

IS there no remedy 1 Must .these things expect byt that their views in regard to tho 1 


. fm t! ill n, * o I — - ”V l tot lul l wunniu 10 I 

• l . 10 . °. )C ^ r ' y ou wrote extent to which tiie aniuacnieht may he 

against ministers teaching tho sciences in tho dulged, will ho much more libornl tlmh v, 
ntre i institutions, hut herd are those who own ^ And hy and by, ‘in all ' probability/ 1 


tlio mouth of tlieso two, the truth is estab- 
lished. Tlio mystery of the manner makes 


l'nul calls this clinngo “ a quickeniag ” ; of tho manner makes 

“yon hath ho quickfld, who were dead in 1 !'° ! " g ‘ t08t in rointion to tho 


t-rcRpnascaand sin.” 


liappincKi of man, so that he has the t 


omrdov ^ut herd arc those who ovrirt And hy and by, ’in nll'proliahiirty, ''The w-lckod amlTliiSir woritsbro deiul 7^ the ann '! Cl,riflt '"™ k e his sins have been 

fn/thc nL ’ 0 r mt . !° ,onK8 t0 1,10 ( ' 1,uroh tllpir impunity will prevail ovor your seru- fighteolis only are alive from this state. Hero , gl I on ' ,r «»n receive, npiillion of del- 


for the purpose of making' money for them- 
selves. Let us look to it, before our candle- 
at ink he removed. « II j r 


pies, or oiso they will claim tlint they are old “tonifcstly is taught a translation from a stato ,'i e" un,tn< ’ ,vn B,| ur°e, ami i 8 informed 
enough to judge and act for themselves.. - of dp uth in sidi to a stato of lifo in Christ. ;l M ''' 1 ,B h,B . tor him to use ns someth' 
They huvo reatilrcl a point now, where you ’ I ' lln mmo ' writing to tho Galatians, speaks of , * . 1 m ’ 18 l0 , 0 “*«• himself miserable 

can liol disguise to yourself that they aro do- " Christ being formed in tlio heart." Natu-, '! k?"!* ««®*i !■*« 

ing wrong, nnd that there is great danger ru %* nothing hut pollution is found there; * w “ eojoyiog tho samel 
that they will always he “ lovers of pioasuro wl, en Christ is “fbrmodln tlio hoart,” sin can - V*. 7" not ,,nd « , »‘»“d how ono mttnV] 


Louisiana. A«g U st 26th, 18:72, 


TO A DELINQUENT CHURC&I MEM 

BUR. 


in * ii t- tiuugcr in iviimii lucre: w 

tors of pleasure " hen Christ is “ formodln tho heart,” sin can „ ? nnt " nder8t “ n d how ono man’s I 

nnlLrcmain. 1’wo things dirootly oppOBito to ni,nlJ "'"“enees ours; yot wo know thut such I . 


BUR. more than lovers of God.” Have you nu-pain- (nq^omain. Two things dirootly oppoBkoto "‘M- “ our *i y ot wo know that such | 

1 AIIV WHO sesns 1 7^. fill sense of responsibility in tho caso i Would ''“m other in character cannot he nssimilnt- “ * n W '* n rom this knowledge wi 

urn who SEN„, ^ chilDaEN to the it nntlun-e been better that you should have «d. -Hence, where Christ is, sin can nut ho. or woe, 

dancini. scmooi.. . never led them into this temptation 1 If you I’eter speaks of this, change ns “of our .. m * 11 would he counted somewhat 

As I have a right tu sn^jso that you in- wore to see a helm ed child lying on her P«Hnking of tlio divine nnturo.” Is God holy 1 ‘“.myeigh against benovolont 

ml bv .•f.i-mn.A.l _n i ..... . s r* ... J r.lPR lim'niNn 1m 1 . . < 


A l.AH\ W HO SENDS Htfc CMII.DivEN 
DANCING SCHooi.. 


n^cmain. Two things dirootly opposiio to • V , " 7 0Urfl / J*} wo know ^tsuoh j n th 
ea<m other in elmractcr cannot he asHimilat- 18 ® ’ " nd from tb,B knowledge . w« have vVt...;.: 

ed. -Hence, where Chris? is, sin can not ho. or w0 °- , - gnto to 

n„A t ^ .. • A man would Vin I u. 10 


tend to ho governed, in all conduct, hy death-bod without any of tho consolations of become holy. In God just ?. \Vobo 60 mo ^' CR ^ e causo ho did not understand the mys- . . / y 
honest convictions of duty, I ^ k( , for grnnt . religion, reviewing a life of folly and antioi- J U8t - C5od- wieo 1 Wo, for tho first timo n ^ tho,r . inU ^ tor y lemony, when ho trf 


honest convictions of duty, I ^ke for grant- 
ed, that in giving your children the oppor- 
tunity to learn to dance, you do tot act with, 
out mature reflection. I feel constrained to 
say, that my judgment in referenco to this 
matter differs entirely from yours; ami I am 
sure you will not hlalnc me, if | s t n to to you 
candidly my reasons fur believing, as I do, 


fly. I tuke for grnnt- religion, reviewing a life of folly and antioi- j ,lst - Is God. wiso l We, fur tlio first timo „ . -. .• ------ trtovi 

children the oppor- paling tin eternity of misery, would tliero he in dir existence, have tho wisdom to distin- U ,’r . T' , , , in ® l, '°usand wants , mok (o 
i you do not act with- nny thing to alleviate your anguish in. tho re- between evil n ml good. “Tho fen r of rc ,0 ^ ct * . if ono should say that thip 

I feel constrained to flection that you hail net refused her tlio ad- the Lord is4ho beginning of wisdom.” 'i'lioso pas0 18 not 8tr ‘ ct ly analogous to tho subjootof . , 

■ ■ ” . ...i.„ i i. . , . the conversion of the soul. hem...... . ... 


vantages of the du'ncing-sohoul ! 

I can not hut think that the courso which 


who are horn again are ablo to “ overcome 
the world.” They are known of all men ns 


that you have fallen intoa serious practical 


s‘°. do" y0 ’/ 7'^ n r “ ^ the standJ ‘' ^i t hthat^.rketh hy loveandpu- 

. ’ art! of Christian character, and to hinder tlitlr 


1 wish, however, to i 
withVuo discrimination 
intinuHe that in the n 


(enk on tlio subject 
I do not mean to 


progress of true religion. Your children are 
■given to you to educate for. tho Lord ; nnd 
you have recognized this obligation in dedica- 


te eonvorsion of the soul, boonuso a man ■ *“ 
could understand tho scorot hy Initiation, we !?'*- 

answer, tlio “ secret of the Lord is with them - , 

that fear him,” aud we may bio w that wo I!"®!!* “ 
are hprn again. - 

A man would he counted mtid if ho reieo- o°*.k g 
t n ,i „...i ... i .. _ . _ , . . ooutn 


intimmo that in the nie net n- • ting thom to h ‘ m in .baptism. But din you 

iuum.ru uifti in ino n»e act of danoinc . nn ii_ (n „i .1 . , „ L”uiai mere is no other Saviour bcBidofl(*nd 11 r .«.v. n » nv .« U u H du. ie«mm 

there is any thing nocossL wrong. Dane- gati / n •*„ Do^oJ 1 ^ that ho wi " n °' nnothcr!” "T* 1 JT™" ^ ° 8 ' roato” 

in g, .considered as a mere ^ereiso, and apart even f u t • *t , , ^ u and “cursed is ho that trusteth in man: -and and ( rm ^ imfc w ^ Cl ^oy^know not the t henoe wimt 

ftom the cireumstances'wmii usually attend iS his arm, and whose heart ^ de- "‘.‘‘“"V Thoir knowlcdgo begins and ends t [' on 7 wenk 

it, could not reasonuhlv lie Am, o,„i « ..j seriously to the subject while they are — ,„,i. r „ with tins, that such thinrrs ‘ 


ing, .considered as a moro Woiso, and apart 


rifics the heart," w umt leer mm, aua wo may blow tlmt wo 

We lmvo spoken somewhat of tho nature ,m h,}Tn tlga1 "' taking 

<if the New Birth. Men sometimes substl- . , A nian • W0 J uld U oounted mud ,f 1,0 ™j pp - SoHt ,f 
tuto thoir own fancies fur tho explanation of tod mCat ft,ld wat ® r ' ,l ? caufl e ho understood 
this mysterious change. Tho Biblo doolnros not " ka t their composition was, or how thoir .g 3 „ . 
“that there is no other Saviour hesidcsGod ” oon8tltucnt pnnoiples were united. Yet how 
tlmt lie will not give his glory to another!" ma . , 7 ’ "Pf millions of human beings oat rnntjn j 
and “ cursed is ho that trusteth in man. .and 


it, could not reasonably Reeled to. And ^ 7 W ' ,09e ^ * 

as'an aZZeSIth^'i , WhlCl '’ CVC " bIi ™ 1J become serious, would you noY JspJt Theao ^ ts “'’^’hitoly preclude “ changee 

lively little to he’.,idagaini l ZreZ: 

i» it i. liW, ,0 eiist, m ojL-.ita. aSr'JlTI TJ?*! WH Urn. 1. Ui.iiuthmol Hi. mteC 

1 am- about to adduce, that youG] regard it 
so also. - ' \ 


irtoth from the Lord." with this, that suoh things aro pleasant and Er - 0 

Tlieso texts absolutely prooludo “ changed P™ long llfp - Thousand of beings dcolare 90Bnery t 
irpose," “moral reformation,'’ “good rcsolu- , t l0 ^ "“J 0 1,0011 conv °rtod, and thoir Niagara- 
ins," and “tho reception of baptism ” as f lg,,t e °“ 9 “otions and hlamoless words do i n r 


leas l can not View it, us it achlly exists, or c IT*" ° r ° U " ” this chango of heart. ' ' imperatively demand that wo believe them, _ 

as it is likely to exist, as othe.\ mn n 80rioHS » lon „ / 8 ZY re tl ^ Wh “' then ’ ifl «•» “»<bor of this new hoartf "« 4 <> not understand tho nature of 

evil: and lean not hut tlun\ if y01l w jn- ( ’ 8 ng . oy rotain e J thoir Speaking of Christ John snvs • »ll„t that conversion. Thoy nro happy in the pos- * 

give duo weight to the considL ons wllich YYLYnYreZThlt v * ^" 8 n,nuson,on ‘ ? tiat ns received him, to them gave lie power to 8C88ion of a now "P iri ‘ without troubling 
1 am- about to adduce, that youyi regard it „ >nr bc co n dng reZoT^Tour e° I ' ,00 " mo thc 80na of God ’ even to them that themselves about the manner of the comma 
80nl8 °- ' "\ becoming religiims-yo,, r example | )e licvo on Ids name ; which were horn not of mcnt,on of tho sumo. AH mon-God is not 

The great argument that Lenerolly L n d rim 'ciYrrYh' tfl ' n ^ P9 ‘“iT' blood, nor of tlie will of the flesh, nor of tlio 11 TC spoctor of persons-can, by using the 

used, and that I suppose has pre\ ]ed witb ^ nd J 1 ’ 0 C ' n ‘ T ° “ nJ ‘ h ° w< ! rld ’ a,ld .' / " ,, will of man, but of God.” » For we aro his’ 8 “ m0 m0nD8 ' arriv0 at ' tho 8111110 rosult, nnd 
yourself, in favor of sending cl.ildl to .the . inY-lf ,!! r ,' y Z" 8 ' workmanship, created in Christ Jesus unto knOW for thom8elvo8 that ’ “<* “ ‘ruth, God 


used, and that I supposo lias pre\| tH | w ; t ], 
yourself, in favor of Bending cliiltL, t 0 (f lt . 


found the Church and tho world; and that 
not hy bringing tlio world up, but hy hring- 


spont tho 
boat from 
strifit'B 


' —"e> rti to.tne ; n ™ ri.m-nl, ,lmvn If n r-e • "“‘“"‘““““'I 1 , erenieu in i.nrist Jesus unto , ' 

dancing school, is tlmt it gives W easy U|l 8 n ^ ‘“‘J ^Xmtb tl.rtr YT 7 ' K 01h1 "' ork8 ’'' ° t0 - ,; <h 1 is the author of all lin8 P 0 ^’ on owth ’ to forgi ve 

anil frrnenflli InannaN nt.uti-l . . plirCIttS Wilt tUUtUtO tllClr Children 111)011 i tt i o . , ... WO clmllellive nnv Tnnn’n nnnnnn 


ted from all my 
land. 


nnd graceful manner's. My an B wl to this m . JSn thrtr childttm upon salvation, hy the Holy Spirit and ms worn = -v -- - - ^ .. 

is tlmt, if your children are aocuL,d to to ennhloZL, ‘ '‘"° W u . 1,,G , fly “The letter kiUotl. hnt tho Spirit giveth truth ’ V,ho ’ 8eoing t,,at tlloro !k "“'H o'u 

refined society, they do pot need X guc h 1 o *hMi t shino m worldly circles, i ifo „ Spealdng of the -‘ Father of lights,” m01l 7 b y whioh Christians testify they have W, ‘ lrl0t - 
auxiliary— their manners, unless tl\““p! tU “ t Z Bl ‘° l ; W ‘ U " k , 0n says : “ Of his ‘own wiUhogat'Ve us ?. btuined I'“ilon-namely, prayer-is uhwil- 80alfl 

pen tube constituted with the most V nei -. 8 R a a measdre lof triumph, • What with the word of truth.” Rotor Yritcs of bug to try the same. The s.mo oauso mUat f ul - L 

hle tendencies to awkwardness, will lL lc d °/° more th ‘ ul utbcn ' “being horn again, not of corruptible seed, P rodflo0 tho 8amo effoct - 

graceful, of course— if they are not \ ll3 . 1 must not omit to nny tlmt you do not duly but of incorruptible, by tlio word of God l-ouialana, 1852. . P. A. S. 

turned to refined society, tho efforts A| IC consider Jour obligations to thoso with whom which livuth and nhidoth forovor.” * — - day or , 

dancing master Will accomplish nothing^ you have .covenanted to walk in tho gospel. The 'word is tho instrumental, the Spirit tho r^in, t i.p.an.,^s i , m u. „ . 

than to fnake them miserably affected. V,. Doubtless there aro thoso among them who efficient oause of thc conversion of man To ox- NOTES Of* AN jkNERANT. 
memlior to have heard President Dwiglit A » p e no evil in wlmt you are doing, who, on pluintho distinction, wo uso tho following — — 

say, that “manners acquired at a danc\ tho contrary, testify thoir approbation of it illustration : In tho propulsion of a steamer, Ma - Editor : In tho fall of 1828, J entered Wi 

school,' wore apt to bo like somctliing ticd\ by doing tlio samo themselves. But I put it the Bteam moves tho piston ; rod, I 

with a tow string.” When I was at homt,’ t0 y om conscience whether these are among the wlteols whioh propol tho boat 


n u. niq qvv. >IIA 1 in MIIJ 1111111111 ' Ul 1111 ... ° 

iluren upon ralvationi t)y tho H(J , s lrit d his , wo challenge any man’s sincere lovo fot tho 

vtnvr i'liidliTT . .... j i *.,,*1, ,.I,a .... *i » *' 


always produco tho samo effoct. 
Louisiana, 1852. . 


P. A. 8 . 


rtf O*F. 0. ehrOtOn Atmk 

NOTES OP AN •iNBRANT. 


souls 
ful L 
ten, f 
thoir 
day or 
At the 


was accompanied, thqt instead of being grayo bo foelw611 nigh paralyzed hy its influence Spirit of God heareth witness with our spirit On0 tbo m °st fruitful souroos of my at _’ 
enough to enter the church, I could hardly Jfiieir efforts to break up tho reigning spir- that we aro sons of God.” troubles was, that I defended, tho Annual P 011 

keep decent enough to stay outside.. These- ‘*1 lethnrgy around you. Your minister, This brings us to tho most mysterious nart Conference against tho aspersions which one n, y 
..... „r:. u... i- i . , too i i. „ .. . . . 1 n a j . . m... Rivi 


say, that “manners acquired at a danti tho contrary, testify thoir approbation of it illustration ; In tho propulsion of a steamer! Mr ' Ewto " : In the fall ofl828;J entered 
school,' were apt to bo like somctliing ticd\ by doing tlio samo themselves. But I put it the Bteam moves tho piston ; rod, this turns on m y now Ae'd of labor in tlio Cahawbu 

with a tow string.” When I was at liomt,' t0 yo«r conscience whether these are among the wlteols whioh propol tho bopt. Steam dia triet. Hero I had many difficulties; The „ xj; 

found .that a new dispensation of relincmqiV 1 '” moro spiritually-minded members of tho is tho efficient, arid tho wlioel the instrumon- 800le ty then called Reformers, afterwards the c 

had opened upon my native village in fcotburch ; whether, on tlio other hand, they tal causo of tho moving of tho boat. l’fotestant Methodists, had split off from the A ■ 1 

establishment of a dancing Bchool. A nw l rp not among those whom you would fear Tho Spirit of God applies tho word power- Motll °dist Episoopal Churoh and set up for “. ...^ 

set' of rules had been given for enterinka W to see on tlic ir death-bed ; and whether, fully to the human heart. Man is oonvioted tbemBclvcs. Many of them were my first j"7' m 
room, for taking off the hat, and divers-otlr “tolly, you have not reason to believe that of being a sinner. For the first time ho feels ac q u aintunces in this oountry, both preaoh- 

small matters entering into tho economy" J’4r example in this very matter strengthens that ho is a sinner. Thoro is no man who or8 a “d laymen, who wore once my warmest . * 

social intereourse—l-wrtSTrali 5 ftuTOtinmmig|^‘ l ’V- in t boir-WOTldlincss. But it is not thus has heard the word of God that has not been friepiftjbut now booomo my bitterest enemies °e nt L - 

to soo tho new rules reduced to practico firs wi 'b all your fellow-professors. There aro thus convicted. Herlmps lie yields to tho because 1 did not join in with them, hut still . * 

at tho church door ; and such was tho flour- amon g them not a few who believe your conviction ; ho prays for a new heart; he d °feodod the Conference and Churoh of my bring 

ish with which the uneovoring of tho head P ur!i <> to he fraught* with serious evil, and prays on until tho witness is given. “ The ' °b | )IOi>. At the t 

WRH adftnninnniftrl ffinf. inaf.nn<1 nf Itninn* nrmttn Ibo fftftl wfll nil?ll flliralvzcd hv its inlluonon CnSuit «P «!!..». ;*i. OnO of fcllO niOf$t -fruitf ul ' dOUTCOS of II) y XH ^ 

troubles was, that 1 defended the Annual poiotinlMg 


‘ . D • V \ • 1 * i *?•••*» “O vw ussv Ittwov U 1 JDM.I 

orct ofit was, that a number of .the lads who know, Hympathijos in their unxioty. of our application 6 f tlio text. How 


published against it. Thin Book Concern 


bad been brought up in the plainest way, 10 ® that you aro opposing an obstacle to know his sins forgiven i ■ And horo again we WB8 Buch ftn °^ on OO against them (for they 
were then in a course -of training under a- l0 , of his labors. If ho has never are brought into contact with the Universal- receive d him as a preaober and subse- 


were then in a course -of training under a 'cess ot 
dancing mdstor, to become gentlemen ; and 8 P° °d ycu c 
each one acted as if ho thought that the nofc ^ yo the 
graces lmd all settled en mass upon his own u ^ ,on ll Sjrit. 
person. For myself, I had much rather sqo * >^ ur 


-- M.w u>v.u^uv IIIIV VUIIWIVV null KIJU UllltUDUl- * — — — » , 

spoKe 0 you on tho subjeot, I am sure it is ist, who says that God punishes all sin, and q“ entl y made him their President) that I people that one 
not boy tho subject has uot .-cstod heavily nrnkos no remission of the penalty could have no forgiveness, while at the Borne for that purpo*# 

unon lllLi -a _ l ..L 4 . 1 . . * . I w wunMulul 4 s 


akes no remission of tho penalty. could havo no forgiveness, while at the aarne pr that purpose. 

c — , , . David addresses tho Almighty thus: “But timo made such efforts to blast my oharaotcr, 'y zespondod t ^ 1 

person. For myself, 1 had ntuoli ratlior sqo^ 1 Vro, finally, t\ say that you are thoro is forgivoness with thee, that thou may- both with his tomfue and with his pen, tluil ajtents in NewYi 
rnstioity unitod with simplicity than with af- 'bi )t taking , course wbiA will securo tho est be feared." “Through Chriat is preached aftor boaring it for moro than fiftoen years, 1 ) n *'* nd - 
feetation. highest hap, c8a t0 yoursch You must, at forgivoness of sins.” ' *" was compelled to prosecute him for a libel, mg to do, forth 

Allow- -mo to say, that you can yourself do n ° distant pou oit | ier aid» n d leavo your We quote, tho 24th verse of 31st chapter of and SU8tained tl| o oharge in the Circuit and liad been muc 

.1 .1 . .t 1 nRHilwnn i\r fit. . .A . . ..... ... 1 tlmn in tlm O i. If 


more to mnke the manners of your children children, or tU^iiust dio nnV leavo you. In Jorcmiah : “And thoy shall toach no' more tbon ln tbo Supreme Court. Hoto was an At the close 

what they ought to. ho, than all the teachers either case do X believe tlulyou are con- every man his neighbor, and every man bis ond aspersion of my character from 

of dancing in the world. Endeavor, to cn- Bllltin l5 y° ur 0 "' [ 'Vbe 8 t enjuyVnt ’! What brother, saying, Know tho Lord; for thoy tbat e 011100 - 4 *‘ia unfortunato Split in tho 

courage in thorn benovolont dispositions, and gratification wou!\ ou feel as jhi wcrcclos- shall all know mo, from tho loastof them unto Gburob wa8 tbo E roateB t draw-baok to the I th*t called fpr I 

check all tendency to rudonesa and impro- in g your eyes upon \ u i 0 ved daa b ter, tore- tho greatest of thorn, suith tho Loan ; fori ^burch tlmt wo hove ever experienced in this maayytmng.m'e 

priuty .of conduct, anil touch thorn that there fl e ot t,ult 8,10 was fipj n this elcLt accom- will forgive thoir iniquity, and 1 will remom- countr y I for separated beet friends. Many I d*elined. I W 

is nothing soTicautiful in nmnnors as the pli 8 l lm ent, though slitaj not ovAbogtiu to her their sin no more.” Now, from tho above Diei best members were drawn, off, and ofthelrwlntoo 
simplicity of nature, and you will havo little t,lln to ° r un hereafter ’Or if tlio A e H } 10 uld uro tapglit, that'God does pardon man— that wbut wa8 U108t - _ astonishing, they booamo itbe oounuis, In Ala 

occasion to invoke any foreign aid. he difforont, and she shy g 0 bc A u tQ he does not afterwards, unless he goes hack to ,,,08t bitter against tho Churoh in whioh thoy World*. Tho Ii 

My great objcqtion to sending children to nii, .gle in thp scene, bey^ tho .. Hin condumn him for h ; B , m8t tr „ nflL , resB - lonH . "ere horn and brought up. I ean account da, wore in a at 


At the close 


occasion to invoke any foreign aid. different, and she sli^j g 0 >>efV you to 

My great objection to sending children to “““Rio in tho soenos hoy^j the vn WO uld 
a dancing school is, that .1 am persuaded it the remembrance of hor '♦'ing-Kblto j 
puts in serious jeopardy their immortal inter- dft y 8 111 wliich bIio wasraino'a to Viing 
08 ts. As an amusement it soon hecoinos ex- bub vanity— mako it oa' for you tY, nd 
cecdingly attractive, and even absorbing. 0Ter her coffin ( [Rrosbyttan. \ 

Children will negleot thoir lessaris in every \ 

tiling else, hut the lesson in dancing nothing \ 

must interforo with. The young lady will Sir Walter Scott an Wiluerforce.I 


liu to her their sin no more.” Now, frem tho above K 1,10 ' 1,08t "embers were drawn off, and of the Irwlnton 
mold uro tagglit, that God does pardon man — that what was most, astonishing, they booamo the “Unties, I“ Ala ..„ 
euto he does not afterwards, unless ho goes hack to bitter against tho Churoh in whioh thoy Honda. The Indians 
would Sin, condemn him for his past transgressions, "ere 'horn and brought up. I can account da, wore in a state of 
days His true tlmt Some sins may produce such *7 tlu8 . ou no other ‘'.an tho sad bbor. were much wterrup 

Jiing physical suffering as will end with death; but d ‘ 8a PP Omtni0Dt . tUoy mot " ith - for 1 llp ard hod at.mo most glonou. 
W when the man knows that God has remitted theu ; 8tty tbat lota than tan years there the work. I was gbd 
\ all tho past sins — that there is » now no long- would not ^ found a Methodist Episcopal out my designs to 

\ r mnm KIR i n nil Ilin no.mtsn- nn /I li*in» f Iwi I lAMSflAA . . ' V ' 


must interforo with. Tho young lady will Sir Walter Scott an .. Wilberforce.AI to his dark can 
dance all night, though sho sleeps tlio wholo In reading a fow evcningeince, the diary oy ar ds heaven, 
of tho day before as a preparation, and the tho groat and good Willbi Wilborforco, wcViminuI conde 
whole of the day after as a oonsoqtience. , wore struck with tho flowing passages in \j g ( .pt ignur 
And then, too, she is hereby brought into a reference to the Wuverlypvels, (which were n T\he any 1 
heeno of unrestrained lovity, not to say of just then in course of jhlication,) “I am glT ”\ a milli 
boisterous mirth ; and if a word wero to ho always sorry that they otild have bo littlo u Sj,y , 
spoken that had oven 'the remotest hearing moral or religious ohjcol. They remihd me l10 ' 0 <, Tv, 0 | 
upon u serious subject, it would ho felt to ho R jiant spending his rength in cracking 0,0 
sadly out of place. There is, on these oeca- nuts. I would rather g to render up my lB P 108 r ao ’ 1 
siousovory thing to stimulate and oxliaust account at the lust day, trying up with mo pn ri,° ,, ^ p ‘ 


all the past sins-tl.at there is "now no long- would not ^ f “ und a Methodist Epuwopal out my designs to lo^t 
cr any condemnation "-there is no mental ‘“ember in all the country; °n d to hrmg that ference. 

misery. He is not tortured with looking hack \° P 1188 , tll0 f aU t ,ort * u£ raoaDe ,0 P u ‘ At tlio olo*e of this 

to his dark career, hut with joy presses on to- f own tl,0 , M ' E - Churoh. Saoh was thev,o- family to .noth**,- ' 

wards heaven. It is manifest that if the hm ® 0 on U.at subject that Ifmwd !t a difficult the fall of a horse I 


tho animal nivturu ; uud I may -add, not un- ‘The Shepherd ol Salbury 1’ltiin,’ than 

frequoutly muoh to blunt tlio nutural sonso bearing tlie load of all tleo volumes, full os 

of dolioaoy, without' which, femalo elmractcr they aro of goniui." 

is nevor really attractive. I think I may ap- <- - —*-■ 

peril to all experionoo to justify mo, when I , ... , 

say thut tho direct tendency of mingling in A Fact ,i0 ' f T0 1)i: °f aL ° 0 Mn— During 
such scones is to ohorish spiritual insensihili- tho P 118t tw0 J uar ' fortes thousand par- 
ty, and. to render religion every way more . . 595 *. were committed to la “ lambs ,” in New, 
distasteful. Quite in harmony with this re- , V " rk ' 0f th ' 8 nuB ' , ”' r ’ uU l,uk all0u . t % 

mark is the fact, that whenever a young per- bundrod > a80riljud 0,0 llr f ‘' aU8 ° ol tll0lr ’/j 

• • priBgiimout to tlio u«e oflutoxioatini? (Iri/I , 


nOlCOlftf ^ — ouv Ii l UU 

dorod ,i> ot ^ 10 T am thereby ren 
• Mniinai i .Viw. The very iiloa of pardor 

ri| w *‘S BU forgi," 
from tbe Puehtyat the knowl- 


lam thereby ren- Dio preacher, now in our Conforonoo could leat&i 
very idea' of pardon P°-«>W imagine ; mid wlien l l^ok back to LaJB 

be lifind of the oul- 1 .^“‘“bed hoA. did -ur- 

mount thoso diQicultios. Nothing hut tfis rat thi*G 
ei.,., , . . . Grace of God could enablo men to bs»> up pointuion 

Jte “ZaZg undor rimm, 1 am auro. At the ojrfhp Jf Luoh he 
OU.od witnessing thu h|joriJ , had of , 

uotsVat the knowl- fliorion tp hear, what all (tiasrants are sub - 1 raj, and 


t/ words 


of tlioR, llvoriiion or pjJ| on _ w , uao ject to who havo familuo to leavo when thoy rious revival 
her, uot hooauso they ore the 10 attond Dieir appoiotmani*. I left my dreds were 
hmg, III because they o1wuyb are to- 8Weot Caroline Matilda well, to be gonosome Church. 

in fining.. . i J a . _a_L V . . . - . 


“ thing, hi hecause™„Iwa;» „e ^ 
ber in timo -puts t eome from the pardon- 

'IMIWUI" si la . 1 1 1 . r ^ 


sweet Caroline Matilda 
two or three weeks, httj 


lumilte* t 
r appriati 
atUda wel 


mark is tlio taut, tlmt whenever o young por- “'V ’ ‘‘If , r 7 High to know 7- 

son who has been accustomed to attend balls F'-uumout to the yse oflntoxteating dry « “ 3 *% his many prayer. have Washington, 
aud dancing parties is brought to serious con- bo stated Wtlham fxlwaris, Ksq, the k/ 7 77“- Hy auoh.urdity to suppose ‘he ns- C 


giving up all suoh amusements. uecllng 1,1 new fT **.' ' °“ url um 0 L* 

You will say, porhips, that you agree with a * c °b°* Wld onmt ,iro a8 oa Y 

ttrein this ,' 1 and that you o«ijo more an *d- 0 r° 0t- .. .. / * 

vrieato of large dancing aSsSulMica than I am p „p . , ' v w ■ .! aT .7 


1 1 got homo she 

tker home. 


At the di 
at Montgot 


and aanemg parties is brought to serious oon- , , „ T “ Jfo that God T j wsuppow 

aideration, that is uniformly tho signal for of ‘*e Now 4 ork eky pjson ..at . tamp/ ment due uYto Ms th *J >TOi * b 
aiviue ud all sueli amusements. mooting in New Jiksey.y s tort tmieA I , . “4 and koops this knowl- 


w power ; andtlmt man oan not possibly bad gone to another and a bettor- home. ttt Mo 
ueeen to tho eoyofl oliamber of tRo Most In the ftU pf J820, attandixl Conferenoe in Mont* 
'g 1 to know wilder his mauy prayers hove Washington, Miss., (for both State* ware in somee 

baYGod^.'J^v M j ll * urdu y. to 8 u pi i r f!“L,r e .. moro ? 


vrieato of large dancing niabulMios than I am ; , vr . , : t „,/ ff j / 

but you do riot oonsider-it af nil a necessary , t .V.Uavo yeu-uM mistaken ypur j«i *** 
or prohublo eonseqnence'-efuyoui- ribildren hlgadly said o&*ntl*y Chostaifieia,(o a *'-^ 
learning to dance, thu‘ -thejr-'shoujli^ver h*i jggfc, us Un entered it, “Beg flurdoa,’’ 7? , 
found in any such adverse olrcumstanoes. the|futrudor, “Hear I have; 1 4 ook 
ask, why uot 1 If they un- Christian’s.” ( 


| * . . ««vi Ruuijo tulB KIlOVl)* " ' • — — ' — J ’ 

edge from him, [u thi«*aw the future would' Inform. During this year tiuit 
be, covered, with dark and apgry oluuds; and “tobner. All had assumed line, 


, re-appointed to the samo field of 
thoso day* aU lmd l*rgo works to 
During this year Uuuw ware muoh 
ill lmd assumed their position and 


iW tlowtiupori Wrti. and make 
beautiful, ho mu 4 * 

1 *°*^ .-.vcWSltlnu •, 11 , 0 ,. I. 


tion,.. immediately nloao Jiii 
■ « lie ean riot know tlmt 1 m 


hsided. ‘The year passed ; 
aUy . that, they 










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Cl it Hem (Orleans 




EDIT HERB. MeTIIODIST I’«ES8. 

nan Church is ft groat trade-shop K\tan*?on.- The Provincial Wesleyan, 
i > lucrative oommeroo. Tho credit Halifax, N. S., thus opens nn interesting do- 


hands of tho notices than tho Bormott, for 
while tho latter hod only three hoods, the 
former hod seven. 

Gutzlaff.— T ho WoBtom Christian Advo- 


[RporIM M'rrf«|*n«iflpneh of Advnhnt*,] 

LETTER FROM ENGLAND. 


THE WESI.EYAN CONFEnENCE — CONTlNUi®. 


•It __ * iiuDvuiu umwviuu 

unknown in thoir business. Tholr Mr i pt ion of tho opening of a Chopol in that oatc t thi9 grcat ap0Bt i 0 of tho 'Cc- 

_ i. ii.-i 1 : 1 : .1 • f , a t 




mondntions of the Memorial 


well lcorn of. John Ran- 1 


bonBted of tho discoy 
•s stone. Ho said it o 


Among tho instructivo 


of tholocour on almost overy page of 


s which 
Dixon's 


UI win wuur uu in mum. utuy y* -'“* ,'7 *. * , , 

f elaborate and inestimable production on tho nii clara loader; 
Origin. Kennomv mid present position of Cat .irnnNTA Ri 


icstials was once a momber of a Wosloyon f 1 1 t ? 1 ? yn “ la8t w ® ok > wcrcfll,,> - 

m . „ . „ . .. stan ti ally adopted by tho Conferonco. The 

Class; and that Rev. Thomas Jackson was Qu#rtwl ' Mfl ' oting of tho oirouit ha8 ^ 


liberally and yot safely defined, consisting of 


Origin, Economy mid present position of California Exchanges.— Tho Observer & I leadors, stewards, local preachers of throe 


, , , P. * wvv..v- v — r , » .... , . — — ivouuin, nomiuio, ivvu* iuuiuiiuiq Ul MHUU 

lables pay as you go. Methodic, there is ^e^espeo! _y ®" ‘ ... 0 c. C. Advocate have made thoir last few years full standing, and trnsteos being mom- 
nd. The l'ope had, long cierirvmen. It is this: visits in dishabille. Tho latter in a genteel bors of society ; it has now the constitutional 


W«s bchind-hand. The Pope hoi, long ihE visits in dishahille. Tho latter in a gontoel bors of society ; it ha, now the constitutional 

before the Roanoke orator appeared, disoov- T hk true theory of a Methodist circuit paBtebnardi tho f ormer on a singlo sheet, of ri « ht of memorialising the Conference at 
ered tho samo. Ovor tho Catliedral door and is Expansion. - n,,.. „„ mid-summer, on any subject whatever, ton 

the Confession box, at the baptismal font aid A theory true and noblo but sadly at war y P ' day's notico by the proposor of tho memorial 

' ^ . . ... * ii ; i Lacifio do not stand for trifles. 1 110 religious hnvirirr linnn Driven in fhn SiinAFinfonrlAnf • o 




UUI ’ 1,10 ,u ““ "*"* . , J v . . M Pacific do not stand for trifles. The religious t.avinc boon eiven to tho Superintendent a 

re-yard, and OTcn upon the gloomy with permanent arrangements. It involves . . L nnving noon given to t no superintendent , a 

„ ’ ■ 1 , , , , ., , ., f news they bring us is of a healthful tenor. Boloct |ury choson out of and by tho Quar- 

f purgatory, is written, “ Cosh in Ad- longer rides and the necessity of de erfo ng ^ ^ |n o tono beoolbin ly in . terly Meeting, at any of tho regular quarter- 

And tho way to heaven is blocked a large circle about homo ; and another ser- dignnnt ftnd j^ dopendont) against tho duoling days, has the right of hearing any case of 
io poor man by the priestly sentence, men or two id the round of appointments illustrated l.v di "¥ ino on which any lca,lc '" 8 rao ®tmg has 


vanco.” And tbo way to heaven is blocked 

up to tho poor man by tho priestly sentence, - ...v . y - ; practice which lias lately boon illustrated by 

“ No pay, no go.” It is easy work, dropping an appointment : nut . , r vt . p previously pronounced a vordiot, from whiph 

An Uhistration of this relcutioss oommer- Or. D. is allowed to have stated the Mctho- 3 00 y cnmcH m a i ornia. icy con omn e itlie r tho minister or accused party appeal?. 

cial policy, in things spiritual, occurred last dist theory correctly. Strong and well-to-do J M a do # 8 y ’ J mtCt “ N .° • momb ° r ****** ? a “’ f for f any ««* 

• 1 V ; 6 ^ - ic a , • r . *i • ^ 10n> 8UIC| ^° ftn ^ murder. whatovci 4 , bo put away without a formal trial 


week\gnly a few doors from our office. A congregations often oppose tliiB expansion 
young man died, whose, friends wero Papists policy Intheir minister— forgetting howmuch 
—perhaps ho had been himself. Ofthiewo they [wero originally indebted to it. Hib 
are not^ informed. The officiating “ father” detour from tho regular track leaves them less 
Of one Of the Roman Chapols was [politely of him. The spirit of sacrifice is wanting, 


Revival Intelligence. 


Austin and Bastrop Ot. Texas Oonf. 


No member of society can, for any caiisK 
whatever 1 , bo put away without a formal trial 
before tho leaders, if he demand it. This, 
indeed, lias been ever the rule of Methodism, 
but tho lay-gontlomcn who motthcMomorial 
Committee, in March, unanimously recom- 


insignifloant, and out of doom is not much; I 
And in praotloal legislation Dr. Beaumont 
lias never manifested any usofol talent, how- 
ever groat may havo been his facility in' de- 
clamation of a oortain order upon certain 
subjects. It is remarkable that at tho present 
Conforonco, whenovor he line opposed his 
brethren, he has never obtained a seconder 
or even a solitary vote in his support. Tho 
guides of the Cqnfcrcnco havo been princi- 
pally the President, (John Soott) and Dr. 
Bceoham. But many more have taken a fair 
Bliarc in discussion and direction. 

In concluding, 1 tvg to dircot attention .to 
a vory intonating tableau vivant, of which you 
will find a descriptia^in tho Watohman— 
the interview of tlidwRfet, Montgomery — in 
liis eightieth year— nnd of tho studonts of 
Wcsloy Collogo, Sheffield, with tho WeBloyan 
Conference. Montgomery has for Bixty years 
been a resident in Sheffield. 

The next Conference will bo hold fn Brad- 
ford, Yorkshire. 

August 24, 1852. X. Y. 





Rev. Ii. N. McTyeihk— D«ai- Brother ■■ For that those who persisted for three 


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notified of the same and requested to attend and tho preacher contcndfl ogainst moro in some timo past, I havo been thinking of drop- after admonition and warnings, in 

the funerah Our readers are aware that the their opposition than in his own indisposition, ping you a few linos for tho gratification of ™ 1 108 0 . , 10 ” 1,n16 ^ an t ] 10 
Romish priest, in burial, performs a liore in- Urge bodies draw to themselves and thus my numerous old friends witlun the hounds M J LluTd^foemsolverSout 

dlsponreble function to the soui’s rcs^ than tends toregulato tho ^toral lahore^ended S^Sdlo M 2S ^ -.**“■ «?*. ^ 

merely with a few wprd* to oommit “ dust to 


For the N. 0. Chriatian Advocntp, 

SHREVEPORT OORR EBPONDBNOE. 

The Season — Railroads — Itincraiicij in its prime 
— A hirf/i example^ of it — Camp Meetings — 
An Invitation. 


“ Whllo autumn, nodding o’er tho Tallow plain, 
Cornu Jovial on.” 






the soul's rest, than tends to regulate tho pastoral labor expenaeu -v. i-h. — ^ h ^ rf ^ ^ ^ ^ 

' 40 oom,nit “ dust t0 io lluSmU ° f tktn & ^ aC,mU ’ J **■ Buti8 a SuTcltly Conference lias declined to accede, substitut- 

not expansion^ theory, and ought it not to bo n caoheri nnd M a n0CCB8ary con . ing instead of such a .Summary enactment, a 

i. _ n ui..J:i. nowu! o» An 1 1 tv aav^a.I • a 1 , a d o f*l firn t/iPV 1 fi w. WIUOU laV8 down (Iwi roo. 






' ip '-f r "‘t T • miuuuii 11 jntuuiiiiA, uiua ho it, uuv-tooHi y v-uu- . . 1*11 j 

The reply would havo bocomo a Camp steadily kept in view and persistontly carried sequence, in rather a deranged condition. declaratory law, which lays down tho rea- 
■trect broker. Tho reverend “father” sent out though all these things be against it ? Indue season, as is my custom, I com- 8 °. n . B < ' on \ mo ” J uat joe, on 

a missive whioh has been laid on our table Emory and Henry Collioe—TIio editor menced protracted meetings, which, though 


a missive wmoh has neen lam on our tame “ ‘I thus re-issues and more formally authorizes 

^ Chnned over with no little interest. It of the Holston, Advocate says that Professor opposrf by simie, h ^remdted m the awak- A mem ber who rails against the 


^nivyiwvu Viut •• -- * . , » . , . UlIU TU1C. JV 1UVUIUV1 miu rilllH ligUlnSt 1110 

was to tho amount that his servioos could bo Wiioy has been temporarily appointed to the onoTundrcTmembers minister and tho church at the very, moment 


oommonded but not without the pay was sent Presidcnoy of this College. Tho Joint Board ^ j ho Cllurch . Besides this, I havo lifted of “meeting” to rcoeivo his quarterly ticket, 
in advance, together with tho oarriago bill, will meet a year yoar lionco and elect n l’rc- s i x missionary collections during the progross nmy have hiS tlekot withhold, there and then 
The sum required td be forthcoming was ac- sident. Speaking of tho probable effect upon of those mootings, and tho following is a do- so it is provi c ,ut ^ is oaso must nftor- 






tuo auiu MA|UIICU w UO ava UiVU..m. 6 Him w— ..V. L b — I I ...» »» u AAV- V . .» Inn rl/vu' A* 1 

curotely put down, $15. It was time enough tho College, of Dr. Collin's resignation, (wo tail of the result of them, at tho several refuse d a trml boforo° oxpS e ron, 

' t them to send around tho cash hofore the believe ho has boon at its head from tho bo- pmecs, viz . 


. -i. . - 


hour fixed for buriel orrived. • If it was not ginning) tho editor remarks : 

sent they need iiot look for him. Tho trade We havo been inquired of, ns to tho wis- 

. . . „p dora of this policy, nnd in reply, ns wo havo 

was not struck. The friends of tho deceased nQ concealmc ^ t 0 ' tho 6U i ! j oct , i ;. e romi(rk _ 

Were not without respeotahility or liberality, No man perhaps had n higher appreciation 

tad Would have stoodall the ohargos,but thoy of President Collins' serviees as the chief offi- 
• , , . oer of tho College, or of his ability nnd ofhci- 

did not fed like driving so close a bargain oncy - n tho ProftMorBliip which ho filled ; and 

over a coffin. A ProtoBtnnt minister was Bont yet, we havo no fears for tho Faculty of Em- 

f. ^ *. a-a-fc aSThiS 0X& 


At Comanche . . . . $208 if ho demand ifc . 

>1 Young's Prairie....' 73 Evory now luw 19 to bo read at tll ° first 

“ Mooro’s Camp Ground.’. .’ .’ 100 fl“orterly meeting after the Conference, and 

“ Wcbbervillo. GO the quarterly mooting has tho right, if it 

“ Gilleland’s Creek . 7 . 40 4hink P^P 01 ^ ™«r™ d ing' >‘" operation for 

“ Craft's Prairio 75 “ year ’ and 111,1 0X P res8in B ltB V1CWH to tho 

coming Confernco, by memorial, at its mid- 

Total $550 summor mcetog, 

So you soo, Mr. Editor, that Texas Motho- A manual® our essential Rules for tho uso 
sts can and do pay mis sionory money, ns of our premiers, is to ho at once drawn up, 




— r ,. - oompotont to the autics 01 ms now relation, „ , r ^ J , ,, , 1 ... . . . , . . r ’ 

remarks whioh, in the house of mourning, aB lVosidont; nnd, assisted in the various well m those of the older States, when thoy nnd a oomuttco is appointed to do this, 

always make a deep impression. duties which devolve upon the Faculty, by arc called on to do it. Several of theso cql- Such isa fair beginning in the way of 

. such men nB I.ongly, Davis nnd others, wo lectionB were taken up under bruHli arbors, wholcsom and safe “reform” — reform that 

■f Comment on the above ie unnecessary ■ ■■ ... > 



■WifM 


such men as Lopgly, Davis and otbore, we lections were taken up under brush arbors, wbolesora and safe “reform” — reform that 
auger for Emory and Henry a continued an( l O no of them, tho first and largest one, is in full onsistenoy.witli our first principles, 
» . upward !nnd ogwrd course. We under a gin-house. and whin fairly carried out will provo tho 

PERIODICALS. at this early period, to mako any suggestion laking all things into account; considering best saffcunrd against revolution. Thcro is 

. on a subject whioh holongs exclusively to tho that Texas is a now country, and^in^many no talk >r thought of “ finality.'’ Tlicro is 

The National Mauazine for September is Joint Board— but we repeat our convictions, places sparsely settled, wo think that our still wfk to bo done. But tho work must bo 
upon our table. • lt takes, truo position be- that tho College^ has a fair sea^and a woll f r jends who aided in raising tho above oollec- slowlytnd warily, if it is to bo safely and 
tween the quarterly and hebdomadal litera- e P read ctm '’ U88 ' j tions, justly deserve to ho classed in tho first wisel’ done. Evory step must be well eon- 

ture of -the Ghureh -■-“a-good deal nearerthe Qua rterly Conference Resolutions. — rank of liberal donors to the missionary cause, sidori, every point nicely woighed; and oven 
. , . ■ . , . , , .. The S. C. Advocate publishes tho aotion of 1 have several other collections to take up thought tiling muBt not bo dono too soon. 

... _ .. g ... . five Quarterly Conferences in the Gainsville yet, and confidently expect to rniso the fo bulk of tho ministers and of tho poo- 

disoussions and the seopo of its entioism, Conforenoo stronclv disanprov- amount to $800 atleqat, before the year closes, plf.iust bo brought to soo tho wisdom of 

Excellent; but no better than we expected > ' We do not know what other cirouits are doing e^y proposed alteration, and fully to acqui- 

from the taste and aotivity of the editor and * D &, 4ke movements o sovera oca prcao lors ^jg matter, but one thijg.ia very certain, c»o in it. TJio leaders of the body must not 
the liberality of the general Conforenoo in in tkal Conference towards Congregational- ;f t h e y do no t arouse thfifasclves to quick and rove too fast for publio opinion to keep up 
its establishment Tho Book Agents at J8)0 lsmi re H rctt i n g the agitation cousod by the energetic notion, Austin and Bastrop Circuit dth them. They, havo no right to do this. 
M lh« iw M hi! if , diBCUBsion of “ Sunday preaching,” and do- will bo entitled to tho name of the Banner 'hey must keep in advanco, but not advance 


tween the quarterly and hebdomadal litera- 
ture of -the- Church : — a-good deal nearer the 
former than tho latter in tho weight of ite 
discussions and the seopo of Us criticism, 
| Excellent; but no better than we expected 


ii ■ . i ii | ft i aiHUUoaiuu ui ouuuujr jjil.il mug, uuu uu- 

.I. 1 ? .’ W ° , g , y , Wa preeating any material changes in govern- Cirouitof the Texas Conference. so fast or far that other people cannot in tel- 

ing the first and seoond numbers. Wo see a Methodism as it is The lmve Bomo P rotract « d msetiflgs to hold ligontly or comfortably koop them in sight, 

valuable iiooi in prospect. I n i p -r *i • I yet, nnd two camp meetings, at which wo arj Circuit internal organization is now about 

y- t, ' •• : JP' n , • E er, ov. urner, ms represen s f or Rl m grca t er scusons of refresbir conipleto._ In tbo next plaeo tbo connexion 

view, for uly. o tlio substance of the action . ^ from tbo presence of tho Lord ; and our co - botween Circuits nnd Districts must bo made 

foreign and even our home reviews have had 1 ho movers in this action of the Confer- tinued prayer is, O Lord, revive thy work. ' still oloscr than it is, and tho representation 
» choioebone to piok in Lord Cookburn’s life u^furtLrTL^ation rf the 1 " matters 1 ma y Ba y ia conoluaion ' 1 have had sne of tho District Laity in tho Conferonco oom- 

of Jeffrey, tho fother of reviews. The North involved in these controversies, and to fonco trials and discouragements sineo iny aip al mittoes— already copoeded in principle — must 
British give* its ao count of the said book, af- up the way of agitators in their own hounds in Texas. But in the midst of them all, tod bo moro fully and practically carried out. 

fordine a comnarison in its favor between it at least. Tho particular things referred to has beon with me, and his grace hasieon And, with Ood’B help, this will he gradually 

.... . , , . * n 4 ho general language of tho prcamblo and BU (fi c i en t un d I am willing still to tpst is aeeomplishod in following years. Quito as 

and its co temporaries. The contents of this Rations are •. fhe , card of a wmtarrf Him who, by hi. Providence brought mherq much has boon dono this year as could bo 

number arc unusually rich and various. ‘soon after our ' Annual Confcronoo, calling believing that he will order all tbingifor ntr fully disoussed, oluoidated and dofendod— the 

Southern Pulpit, Sept.-^A pleasant and upon the Locality generally to join them, and good and his glory. 1 feel like liing niR reBt must bo gradually accomplished from 

. ■ m ' n i t nfllr I p- „„ upon the Quarterly Co.ifere ices to appoint dying at duty’s post, as an Itinerant solder timo to timo, 

readily recogoizaoio portrait oi ur. i,. lerco, de)ogat( , a to meet in convention at the timo of tho oroflBi in tho Methodist E. C*ureli>d You will see both from some of tho spocchcs 
of Georgia Conferenoo and a sermon by a “ d P la0 ' ^ ^°“ r n «t annual session for pur- within t ho limits of the Texas Asnual fa- -I may. refer particularly to William Ar- 

him on Wisdom. Tho Doctor could never preact f^uco. / four’s on tho last day of the Conferonce-and 

havo milt up his reputation by such sermons I er s ; the sovernl conventions of Local prcacli- 1 Yours, in Gospel and Itinerant bondf I from tho lending articlo in tlio Watchman of 
as this one. ors and others .held in Coweta, Rome audMa- September 8, 1852. Ali.en M. r >x - last week, entitled “Tho Conference— I.egis- 

. rietta, togothor with thoir aotion and call for — — - lation of 1852," that there are those hero 




I as this one. 


Y’ours, in Gospel and Itinerant bond/ 
September 8, 1852. Ali.en M. r> x - 


mim 


. support : and tho notorious discussion of 
Sunday Schools and Revivals.— A revi- “ Sunday preaching.” 


! Holmeaville Miss. Oorf. 


m 


val of reUgion recently occurred at Larissa, 


Sunday prcaehing.” Dear Buo. McTvkire-TJioLop 

The 1’. Elder is authorized “to add a word viving His work on, the l’earl Riv 


/ still rc- 
; Circuit. 


Y'ou will see both from some of tho spocchcs 
— 1 may. refer particularly to William Ar- 
thur’s on tlio last day of the Conferenoo— and 
from the lending articlo in tho Watchman of 
last week, entitled “Tho Conference — Legis- 
lation of 1852," that there are those hero 
who are both able and willing to, go, on all 
pointB, ds faf -as it is good and 'safe to do so. 
Y’ou will obscryo,' too, that a committco is 


I Cherokee county, Texas,- in whieh some sixty. 0 f application” to. the above proceedings and Sinoo fo° 31stult., wo havo had/*'™ maatr appointed to tako into full consideration tho 


person* professed conversion. A majority of he does it in the following hitting stylo : in £ B > at u1 . 1 of ,vhich God was ™ 

foose had been oonnoctcd with foe Union Finally, tlioso Conferences boliovo that con ““ u,d four da J 9 ; 
Sunday Sohool, organized at that place four foeBO foeorisers and lovers of oxporiments J om °d' 1 altar wiib otte 
Years rinoe are dangerous to the Church. Thoir fond- overflowing with penitents./ 

* 1 " ■ * - neSH for now tllintrii -nnil fnr nricrinn /mo/now tyIa worn imilo tn roinioA nlA' 


V* : 


* important question of socuring a good report 

rinany, tneso v-onterencos doiiovo tliat . ' aJL «n n d to a11 Con feronco proceedings of publio in-, 

there foeorisers and lovers of oxporiments j° mod ' ldtar wftB ... ,, terast. 

ore dangerous to tho Church. Thoir fond- overflowing with penitents. / ana '” oa 8 P e< > The decrease of mombers in our universal 
ness for now things, and for originating' new pie wero nndo to rejoice al/ d - 1 ho second MothodUm accor ding to our March consus, 
things, may run away with their eoberer oontinuodfour days also.M thank God ' > 4 from which tho returns aro made to Confer- 

was agiod time 7 Si> whites joined, ^ 




<% n ..a ... • * . ,i . o’ j “ " “j ..»»»• .uvii uuuwvi uuuuuiiBU luur uu 

Preach, not Read. — An editorial in foe judgment, tpoy disturb the equilibrium that is wa8 a c(od t ; mo ' 
tew York Observer, ono of foe loading ? lwa / B neoossary to a safe discretion. And, , , G ,, , 

, «. . • ii r i in addition: tho repeated, /iduiost continual am * *>iacK8. 

resbvtenan naners. in a call fnr nrAueliArs ;v,nno 


ence, is upwards of 18,000, leaving 300,000 


ThoA y* 8 again mem ^ eru f or this Kingdom, and 400,000 for 

. v/nniii u nmxr tnr m a ” ~ _ _ 


•»-Ar 


P. E. Green. 




certained that thero has beon an increase. 
The year before our loss was 50,000 ; making 
about 75,000 in tho two years. Tho “ Re- 
formers” report their mombers at 47,000; tho 
Wesleyan Association— thojo, who separated 
in 1835 — report a decrease of 1000 members 
this year, and havo sineo • tlieir Conference 
lost, at ono stroke, by a moro vote of a quar- 








aamegenui 






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Presbyterian papers, in a call for preachers 80ribbliDg in tbo % or yl bout propoBed andagqn by those wl/ 8a > d . “pray for mo.” tho world The number on trial ia a faw 

for one of the new States; designates .tlioso amendments to our polity, ^givok tho resUore Tho numbers worogrAriy revived. (Jur la B t bundredB larger tban tho decrease. On foe 

who can preach acceptably-not READ. 3.ML n a JT^°i “t ‘° •H r . 0pP ? D Ev t ? was .two days meflfog, and notwithstanding IaHt two artcrS (M ureh and June.) it is as- 

~ . „ c . , *r-. without,tho materials wherewith to establish wo wro in the one/ air and some little ram, . . ^ .... .. v , a * . 

Good! Would that all our new States wero their objections from our own confessions,and \ l A in nnwor Three whites certained that thoro haa beon an ‘icrease. 

furnished info such preachers. ^ undermines tho confidence of the indifforent ye4 7 nS ".L -.P , The yoar before our loss was 50,000 ; making 

■ . . community and of many friends, within and unioJ focmrel^ Wlt “ 1 . *? 00p ‘® 01 U . ' about 75,000 in the two years. Tho “ lle- 

, , . . without, in tho stability of Methodism, in- wile thoy werogrcatly revivod. Many sin- fornierB - repor t tbeir memhorB at 47,000 - tho 

The Galveston News says ono hundred and dueing expectations of frequont, important ufa said pray fa U8 > w ‘fo to ar a in their eyes. . P a™ .u i, , 

fifty Sunday rehool teoohors, and three hun- rudicM chiuiges. To join us or sto Jby us, ' Voure, fothrist, 1>. E. Green ^ l 

. , , . , , is to do they know not what. They can com- ' « *. ^„3on 1 852 in 1835— report a decrease of 1000 members 

drod teachers of common schools, are much prebend wba t it would bo just now ; but tho p ’ . _! this yeur, and have sinoo ftheir Conference 

wanted in that State. apprehension is rife, and so far os it proceeds Starkville Ok .Miss. Oonf. l 08 t i tt t 0 ne stroke, by a moro vote of a quar- 

— on these promises with moderation, ft is just Dear Bbo.McTveire— Please sa$r to your terly mooting, n whole circuit, Liverpool. 

Proqbess of Temperance.— ^ Three of foe t ao “ 6 r 8 <3 ^M a their pre sentform^and^ readers that lie Lord ia reviving his work in Their church members are now considerably 
most prominent papers in Texas ore lending like not to wed a Proteus whose present skpo tbo Starkvi ^ oircuit. For tho paet two fewer than when thoy left ua seventeen years 
foeir columns to foe advocaoy of foa Maine and character give no indication of foto of weeks fifty-tv ) have joined tho Church and ag0 . The Now Connection (or Kilhamites,) 

foe future. near that nui her converted. Wearelooking also report a docreaso of some hundreds, and 

■ ■ — - ■ Pulpit Notices. — “Thoy preach s^r 4 8or " for groator ti ngs at our camp meeting. stand about where they did, an to numbers, 

Ax r Good Done 1 — Within four monfoB mens — reading no announcements aflr <he dw- Allen Castle. somo twenty-flvo years ago. Our own Meth- 

afosr foe assumption of foo' pastoral charge course." This is what tho North*™ Motho- Warren Ot. Uss. Oonf. odism, tliank God, is evidently beginning to 

of foe Baptist Church, Houston, Texas, by dist preaohers do-aocording/corrcspon- Bro. McTy iRc-The prosperity of Zion is rally, and soon we shall have again to report 

Rev- Thomas Chilton, some forty white mem- dent of foo Nashville Advop7 writing from t 0 Je^orChrirt. 3r °And while ^A^urgo mixed Committee ofl’inanoo is ap- 

bershsd been added to the Churoli by pro- Now York. They do wojm Oiis thing-«s- you ro ^ rt re v|Ja in Qther quartorfli ; Ulko polntod to moot in foo course of tlio onsuing 
feesieo, of whom, at foe end of six months pocially foo latter, hffiioes Wore sermon p l eaalll . 0 in Bll ; ng tbut God lias been with us yoar, to take into consideration the state of ov 
from that time, not one had apostatized. Do have foe advantage/* a full and fresh con- in much pow r since July, on this circuit. whole financial system, and to endeavor to re- 

revivals do any good 1 gregutiun— none alhwcury none arc ful- There lias loen quite a revival at almost bove Pund8 i sovoral of which havo felt heavily 

' mm len off They alsdlbmo les X tlkowuyof foo every ippoin 4 ent on the circuit. And very 4h ® pressure of tho presont crisis. 

The Southern Rights Convention of Ala- sermon. Nothing foreign! 1 it* sicred theme ^ y^ol^dfoo MtofolZt 8i;arcol y any thin »5 but mixcd committ ®' 38 - 

bama met in Montgomery, oq the 13fo inst., intorvenos botween its delivery anqthe after- church on tbs circuit Biuoe foe middlo of Even our two annual District Committees are 
and nominated Ex-Governor# G. M. Troup, of reflections of foo coog^gation. They go Jul mixed— foo two Btowurds of overy oirouit 

Georgia, and Gon. John A. Quitman, of Mi#- away, meditating on ttofco things, ua( not on VVo havo s coeojed in getting a comfort- boing members— and •ministerial character 
sisuppl, for foe offioes of Presidenoy and Vice foo half dozen nows/ 4 ®™ 81 * 84 a <%nced. abloparsona ( at »n eligible point, as neiir uud qualitjoations alone being subjects sacred 
The Montgomery Times, ancat We remember once /have hear^mon 4b ®8<*o*raplA al ointor of foe ore,, it as we -from thereof and aufoontativo ,n,peeU.on 
... _ , , ' • 7. .. , , oould well di ermine, and immediately upon of foo laity, 

and ratable paper, foe organ of foo Conven- fuB of uneUou.a..# foe close of it,, ben tbo , om Vlok8burg to j aok80 „. T bo I told you at foe beginning of my letter 

4 * 00 ' “• boon issued . . * foe hearers would/ain have gone away »th- bouse ^ very we n famished, and all will ba^ last week that foe late Conferonco was re- 


J vityuis uiuvv »*»v w. 

mixed— tho two Btowurds of overy cirouit 
coeojcd in getting a oomfort- boing members— und •ministerial character 
, u t an eligible point, as neitr and qualifications alono being Bubjeots sacred 
:al cantor of foe uircuit os we -from the diroot and aufooritativo inspaetipn 







'.;“r 



we rememner once w cou id well d. ermi,e, and immediately upon of foe laity. 

full of unotion, ondht the ciobo , . be n tll() nd)road j om vioksburg to Jaokson. Tho I told you at foe beginning of my letter 
foo hearers would/ain have gone away Ifo- bouge ^ very wo n famished, and all will bay last week that foe late Conference was re- 
out any iuterrun/on of tho delightful frt e paid fori j reu ^ on - f lbl yeur . \ markable for foe absonoe of any great pro- 


oksburg to Jaokson. Tho 1 told you at foe beginning of my lottor 


have gone away ith- bou8e ^ very ' iwc u famished, and all will bay last week that foe late Conference waa ro- 


of spirit that prevailed, they were treated^ Byo-tho-byp 1 will jjast say that you may dominuuoc of influeaoo on ths part of any 

a string of notices, in number seven. 7h*J report twenty-five lollars moro from W arron member of foo Conferenoo. Dr. Bunting was 

wera notice, nf nn oxtroordiarv »oti\AA 0 (A oirouit for tlo Culfomia Mission, subject to of foe minority on foe most important points, 
were notices of no oxtraordia^ sory^ ^ ^ 0 7 broUl „ j. M . j ouef , if be goes. The influence of Dr. Beaumont has for foe 

canon was a somuon on?. f %t roallyi tliink he ought to go now, since last five years been rapidly declining, and 

foe notice was oonverto^Jir . , T tFi, MissiXpi Conferenoo lias shown so littlo now is less than it bus boon at any timo since 

hoard-foe Church inlg^ UI fowU'fenoo diavsiitiTto susUUu him. Yours, Dr. Beaumont lu-Bt rose into any note in foo 

.ABoUlt to tlAni. ..If it. I ’ ” / - . . >. I In Alia r<infuvun <«« if ■ miifa 


fo hear off tho 1 


H. J. Harris. 


indeed, in foe Conference it is quite 


This is September, nnd I claim tho privi- 
lego of a lottor writer, to inform foo world 
thereof, and to congratulate tho editor of foo 
Advocato and its readers thereupon. Con- 
gratulate us about what, Bay you 7 That wo 
hnvc grown older and timo is . shorter and 
eternity is nearer ! Or that quills are dull, 
and money scarco nnd subscriptions duel 
For none of those things. It isall suggested 
by the Bcason, nnd by tho paper pnblished at 
56 Grnvier. It has survived foo heat and 
dust and dullness of another burning sum- 
mer, and makes its weekly visits, ns freBh and 
hale ns though it wero summoring in foo 
mountains nnd rejuvenating at foo Springs. 
Luminous nnd hearty nnd comoly withal, it 
lias glnddcncd a thousand homes for nearly 
two years ; and is it not timo to shake, hands 
ovor our common favorite, nnd with foo in- 
spiring vigor of nutumn to say All hail’ 

For a long time we have beon enjoying foo 
large and splendid varieties of fruits common 
to foe climate, and now tho ootton hales be- 
gin to roll in, and our town; ns if by magio, 
awakoB from its annual hot weather repose. 
The great staplo is placed beyond any con- 
tingency, and the crop in Northern and 
W estern Louisiana will bo largo over nny re- 
cent precedent. Tho navigation of Red River 
hns been unusually good, and it is now rising 
rapidly, so that tho planters anticipate an 
early nnd favorable market. Novor before 
havo the agricultural interests been more 
highly blessed, and universal plenty begins 
to crown tljfljpassing year. Providence, for 
once, has almost pleased evevy body, and be- 
stowed its bounties with "miigniHumous im- 
partiality. > 

The excitement and enthusiasm usually 
bestowed upon elections and politics, are, 
pretty muclj devoted to tho Railroad acuso. 
Several conventions and barbecues have al- 
ready been heldjor its furtherance, nnd more 
aro had in contemplation. The nortliurn 
parishes have secured the co-oporation of 
Eastern Toxas, and 'the survey' of foo line, 
from Vicksburg to Marshall, will bo comple- 
ted before the first of January. Much una- 
nimityJprcvnils in regard to foo practicability 
of this route, and it will undoubtedly receive 
prompt and liberal Bupport, so that wo look 
forward With confidence to foo timo, not dis- 
tant, when this whole country will ho “riding 
on u rail.” An outlet of this kind for trado 
and travol has bocomo a felt neocssity. Tho 
small rivers and bayous of tho interior nro 
always a precarious dependence, capricious 
and inadequate at tho best. This conviction 
has aroused tlio people, and it will lead to 
decided action and speedy and tangible re- 
sults. 

Besides foo magnificent enterprise just 
mentioned, another improvement is under 
way. A company lias boon organized, and 
a commodious plank road, extending from 
Shreveport to tho Toxas line, say twenty-five 
miles, is about to ho constructed. This im- 
provement will afford facilities of trade hith- 
erto unknown, und secure .to us. a largo trade, 
beyond tho reacli of competition. From 
theso facts you will see that tho spirit of in- 
ternal improvement, whieh bids fair to turn 
the “ world upside down,”, is eomo liithor also. 

Tho Christian aspeot of foo subject is both 
interesting and important. Tlio itinerant 
system, and a traveling ministry, muBt give 
tlio Gospel to tho' world, and all enterprises 
of this sort, which by considerable approaches 
annihilate distance, aro their natural auxilia- 
ries. Ocean oommoroo has borne Christianity 
on its wings to benighted continents and isl- 
ands, und may wo not suppose that' in liko 
manner tho innumerable locomotives, t iinning 
to and fro, through the land, will poworfully 
conduce to tho inoreaso of religious know- 
ledge*?' By them your Missionary Boards 
and Book Cuncerne and Bible Houses will be 
brought in juxta-position with remoto Colds 
of operation, and thoir fiat will, in a week's 
timo, send a thrill of evangelism over a whole 
continent. The spirit of the nge is evidently 
muking into tho genius of itinoranoy— going 
is its life — to go iB its motto and destiny. 
Very like this was tho maxim of our Metho- 
dist fathers, and tlio world, and tbo Church 
especially, must come up to tho work. 

At first itihorancy, by sohor interpretation, 
meant going on foot, next the call was to 
horse, then to ship, and now to car and tele- 
graph. Tho tendency of foo timoc—tho 
restlessness, tho inventions, tho enterprise, 
run parallol and flow into our peoulinr, mov- 
ing economy. Bunglingly do thoy read, who 
gather from foe signs of tlio times that this 
ooonomy lias dono its work, nnd that foo 
golden ago of settled pastorates lias arrivod. 
That golden age, if there bo nay, is reserved 
for tho Millenium, or more likely, for tlio an- 
nuls of eternity ; but itinoranoy is certainly 
written in flaming capitals upon the frontlet 
of tlio present oentury. 

Could Asbury and MoKondree be ovokeil 
from foe shades, and oould Coke and Cook- 
man eomo up froin the deep, thoy would mark 
foo presont ago as the boon of an active and 
oiroulating ministry! Heaven forbid, how- 
ever, that their great spirits should ever ho 
disquieted, or that foo Churoh should oveT 
becoino so God-forsaken as to call for tho 
bringing up of its buried prophets. ’ Let 
others bo oonteut to tarry inglojtipusly with 
“foo stuff;” let those who will, sink as sedi- 
ment beneath foo on-rushing floods; but let 


Methodism march in 
lot her ride foe crested 
grass. . . * <* 

Tho departure of the „„• 
California will bo an op<Th 
nnd bo it should bo sotdown „ 

An exninplo of Booriflce and 
tlirtn tho lives of many 0 f W 
such nn net, will be foe W 
tho indomitablo old hero oso 
trnvoling connexion, May h* 
return, nnd may tho race ot 
novlir degonorato nor ran out 

This is tho season for 

and revival efforts. UsU; 
other circumstances are 
proaoliors of a whole- di 
Elder, concontrnto and _ 
offortB upon a singlo point’J 
now tho fruits of the yoar’e 
but partially secured. Thisl? 
a more gonoral ingathering, J 
home, nnd for a oloso rock'- 
Bcionco nnd accountability 
be picked up, and all accounts to 
for eternity. Perhaps nature^ 
pression upon us — somehow ith 
sivo and serious moods oreep e>» 
of tho people, 

11 When Antumn’i jrtlow liultt 

and thoir attention is more eruaW u o 
religious subjeetsAhan at othi*** 
whnt felicity of Appeal and 
thoBO oft repented words enftn 
vest is passed nnd tho summer i| 
wo aro not saved.” ' . ^ 

Camp meeting time isalseatlwj. 1 
havo givfe’n place, for tho most puts 
traoted meetings held in the cf ' * 
havo bocome numerous and 
Thcro will nevertheless bo a 
thorn in the oountry, and youiWl 1 
them. in duo time. The sighs of h 
fair, if not flattering, and ws en*U 

of general refreshing nnd spefoltHut 

How ploasant it would b»(Sr you,^ 
editor, to leave your diutytaan^^ fa 
nonce, and enjoy an auhmail, 
amongst tho “high plaoes” of or 
Zion ! Right glad would we le 
phiz editorial amongst us. Ad 
papor! People would subsoribs, jig 
foe editor— oortainly for tho heuhg# 
September 2. \y 




THE CONFERENCE 


An esteemed friondand brother,! 
preaohor, writes us, on the 10th isR: 

“ Please make a wnrmappetltolM 
ers and members about .our Cnftm 
lections for tho deficient ciaimaw 1 


Wo aro prepared to respted 
The appeal as called for is ready, 
it tune something should be hid beta 
Church on this subject, we clipped tk 
lowing from the St. LouisClnatiuAihi 
a few dayB ago.- It is written bj Dr. Ii 
of that Conference, and uldnMdkt 
preaohers and raemhors: 


“ Allow me to call yoor attention Ii 

1 L .1 . . A— n fi.L!_^ JriI.AAI 


important duty of taking mtfo fM , 
You already knownll thii reacted yen 
this duty, but it may bnwdl teith 
minds by way of remeinbnoue. A 
ns 1 Imvo been for severs! yew with 
whose immediate business bubses toi 
and divido tho Conference Collection! 1 
been mortified - and pained at the Udkcfl 
to meet tho claims — the sacred dairntf 
worn-out preachers widows shd q 
our Conference. 1 am led to bslin 
defioionoy iB caused mainly by tin! 

.1' 1 C a\„ mtai 


fail to instruat their con; 
obligation in the promisee 
should take up this collection it 
ing place on his circuit, with I 


ness as lio preaches the Gospel 
her and friend of foo C 1 — 


punctually contribute as j 
debt, to tlio payment of 


hy-adey-law-of God or ir 
neglected, both preaohers ani 
suffor foe penalties of foo delis 
true tho preachers may be, « 
first sufi’erers; hut tho Churc- • 
great and final sufferer. The 
will ha that somo preached * 
from tho Lord's vineyard, 
bocomo furmots, otliors ; 
lawyers, others pottifoggoi 
clans. The momliorB ms" 


in holy horror, and utter 
ovor these changes, hut 
vain while they leave tb 


vain while thoy leave tb 
to a large extent at least, 
Just as far as our itinerant _ 
turned to sooular punuitR • 

. . l.l _ !aV Jn;T 


voidablo result of a dofioient 


1 In vain do the members d 
proaoliors devote themsdvf 
ministry of foe word, while, 
nui parsimony, withhold the 
plies of quarterage, house-rent 
ponses. Our ministry in tbr 
already partially local, and , 
'secular, for thievery reason 


'MULUllU, XUX * — r*A 1 aflO 

ing sin and shame font it J*"; 


Bill UXIl* 01*1*“*'' y, 

disciplinary allowances, 
fully mot, then there WOW 

of tfio ministry, and followi 
suits. Then evory P(enon« 
from his proper work, °r 00 
or negligently, should be in* 
from tho ministry, unless W 
atolv renent, reform, an# i 


I 


atelv repent, reform, 
pledges against subf 
any man who would r -- r 
able to serve tlio Church, 
stripped of his ministry, »« a 
uceif ministerial credential! 


HLMt AW****^-' - •• — .. 

be a man of foe world. , } 

• In the English MefoodUt 

nrnn nlu,r does his worJc . 


proacher does his wor * 
nothing olso on any pwtwjj* 


moment lie tomfops ony Objj* 
his ministry, foat liistout h! ; 

fender, and is tried Msuobrt 

bo deprivation of ths nrim**! 
munioation from foe Cb 
dolinquont havo, as with w 
nloa. Ho cannot say,mj 
or a house, und 1 must F 1 
then servo tho Church w 
Whutoan the bt.LoulsCon 
with a large family w * 10 
.he can, travels the cireui 
comes of necoauty 0 
eponding his rest timo, I 
Ing his peoplo, ,jU ‘mpm 
Tho Conference i» 


X Alt' LUUIVAV t ■>, 

powerless-foe ' 

vices; to merajy 


0E 


clusses at 

than half servire*- * 
and disastrous state ®* 
or at least delinquent 
responsible. 1 ’ 


noT#U*t, WidWi 


— ybi 1 .zut. 





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Additional Foreign Nowi by the Zhlxopa. 


TjCLIOG KAl’IIl 0 lfKMfl. 1 

Three Dftyfl Later from Ear ope —Arrival 
of the Africa. 

NkwYorr, Tuesday, September 31. 

Tho Gunnrri steamer Africa him arrived here, bringing 
data* from Liverpool to tho 11th Instant, three dnj* later 
than the account* brought by tho Pnclflc. Tho following 
I* a nummary of hor commercial now* : 

; Liverpool Markets. ^ I 

I.ivrnrooi., September 11, 

Thorn Kan boon only n moderate demand In tho Cotton 
market nlnoo thu dopacturo of tho Niagara on tho 4th ln- 
ntant. and tho nalon of tho week hare boon limited to 
41.000 bale*. Speculator* haro taken 0000, and exporter* 
4000 bale*. Tho official quotation* are, Fair Orlenn* 6J<d; 
Middling Orleann 6»£d; Fair Upland* Od. and Mlddllug 
Upland* 6^d per lb., showing n decline of nearly >t|d. 

Flour haa been tn moderate request at 20* per bbl. for 
Western Canal, and 21* for Ohio. Corn I* without' much 
change, and the quotation* Tire for Yellow 28* 0d, and 
Whlto 20* per quarter, Lard firm, at 59* per owt. Con- 
sol* haro declined to 00 ; SJ. 

Ohio River— Markets. 

PirranunciH. September 21. 

There I* now barely 3 feet 2 inohe* water in the chan- 
nel and the river still falling. 


C«>tt»n nr this I'm mi Htatw.-W. , Th. pan and AnlMium 

■•no rtsitaim to sjipclnlly refer our moronntlle fl * r "' 1 a« r**r. The IMlnvi 


Obituaby. 

in Controvlllo, Bilib co., Ala., on tlio 
' , c Campbell, in bis 38th yoar. 

fSliobd ho lort hiu fathor, and having 
SdoM, and bis mother poor, he 
Uncommon lot of poor orphans. He 
thn struggle of life for himself, 
L right vray. Tho most prominent 
hi( ohiirnctor, wore honosty, indns- 
Idms, otol Ho was always rend) to 
jh,’ distressed, consequently gained 
inoroMod in worldly goods ; he 
^ few onomios ob any man who 
S*s much huBines^ and had as many 

KrtTtWO years the deoeasoAas hoon 
L,t member of tho Methodist Epis- 
turoh; some time last yoar was elcc- 
of tho Board of Stewards for Centro- 
jmuit, but the Great Head of the 
j,„ oalled him to glvo an acoount of 
^hip, and wo have reason to ho- 


street, which fact determined a policeman to hare them 
removed. Tn the proces* of their removal, In consequence 
of rough handling or foul play, two of the birds eufTnrcd 
death. Mr. Montagno immediately charged their value 
to the city, (about one dollar and fifty cent*.) and sent In 
It was passed over wlth- 


ENOLAND. 

Parliament will not meet until tho Ilfh of November. 
In the fit can time, Mr. D' Israeli I* said to ho hard at work 
with his new financial scheme, but what shape It may as- 
sum* Is Mill mere matter of conjecture. Humors creep 
out occasionally f hat he proposes n great saving by re- 
ducing the threw and a half per mint. Into a Iwo and a 
half per cent stock, giving to those who decline to accept 
the new arrangement the option of selling out at tho cur- 
rent rotes. 

If rnmor Is to he credited. there arc already sorlou* and 
angry controversies In the cablmt. Mr. Christopher head- 
ing tlio dissentients, and Mr. T)'I*rae|l tho progressionists. 
There are those who say that D’ Israeli Is preparing to do 
what Sir Robert Pool did before him— to go furthgr In tho 
way of .practical reform than tho whig*— ondTfhal his 
bidding high for popularity will enable the country to get 
better measures from tho existing govermnonl than It 
would get from any government that Is likely to follow 
them. \ 

i. FRANCE. 

The correspondent of n London paper has received a 
warning from tho 2 ministry of pulton, with an Intimation 
that the next offence would be visited with expulsion. It 
Is said that, from the 1st of Septcmbnr, a regular oflleo of 
censorship on the foreign journals will bo established at 
the post-office, and thnt no paper will be distributed until 
tho translations have been supervised by tho ministry of 
police. 

M. Qlrardln has rpplled with indignity to tho assump- 
tion of Mr. flratiler do Cossngnne. tliat but for the coup 
d'etat of December, France would have been the prey of 
pillagers and murderers. As editor of the P rosso he points 
to the rank ana merits of the men whohave been expelled 
by tho government. Wlmt Is more to the purpose Is the 
cmphntic form of the denial. M. Girard in tmyst at the 
close of each triumphant refutation, 1 Sir. you are a liar,'?- 
“ You nne a liar and a slanderer’’ — language which, hc- 
cordliy? to French usage, can only ho answered by nu Invi- 
tation to appeal from the pen to thu sword or pistol. Gi- 
•rardln. since his fatal rencontre with Carrel, has neon con- 
verted from duelling, fl miner has.no alternative but to 
challenge his adversary ; but it does not seem probable 
that his challenge will bo deemed more respectable by tho 


fnOTIuw to tho Annual Htntomont of tho, Cotton •** ootoarqtirirt* of aaforeln* lh« 

Oroj. of the Union. Wq rehnhllnh from the N ‘."I "* **"»«•• upon tha p«M 

Y. Shipping hist. Tho total far oacoo. 1. all oil. t 

culatlons niailo, anil is anggestivo of largo awl »Uj m«k« tha p«rp,tr,inr. .uiT.rti, hrlngl 
atcaiiy incrcaso in tlio futnro. » m»«Mt»t». 

' ' >r '*i lh ‘ (hlf^o un. ailm.«A>,|MiuPst~ARS t, Tama 


his bill to the Common Council, 
ont payment, and after the next general election for 
Aldormcn tho demand was renewed, with the addition of 
the Interest that had accrued from date. Tho bill was 
treated with nnglect as before, and so on from year to 
year, up to the presont time— an addition of compound 
interest being made to tho demand at each successive 
presentation of It. # 

The claim Is now before tho Boards of Aldermen, and an 
tho sturdy applicant has calculated the bill at compound 
Interest, It now amounts to about $950,000! Borne wag- 
gish members of the Council have fed him with hopes that 
tho amount will he allowed. In that event, ho promised 
to subscrllH* $750,000 to tho Opelousas Railroad, and to 
divide $60,000 among tho members of tho two Boards, as a 
bonus for tholr favor. Tho hope of getting the claim al- 
lowed is a mania with the old chap, and he attends every 
meeting of the Council, in the confident expectation of 
realizing the full fruition of his golden dream 
. . . . Friday . , . . 

Death of a Strange Character.— An old- 

man, aged eighty-four years, was found dead in his bed in 

Hi- was an 


ar.woMi.KAas. 
F.tjhttI — 

To Foreign Ports... 

Const 

Block. 1st tiept/iBM! 


1,179.103 
..260,712 
I.. 9.768 


cholera Is reported at Kingston, and another at 
Muoh suffering exists among tho poor, the auth 


Dedurt— 

Stock 1st Bept. 1811 


Ing without mem l»«upply them with mMUolne. 

Thn ChAtletown. v»„ SptTlt of "jthmim, cpmk, of a 


Received from Mobile 
and Montgomery, 

Alii 

Recjd from Florida.. 
Reo'dfrom Texas.... 


musIcM prodigy In tho shape of a mouse, now In the 
session of Mr. Alsqulth of that connty. Mr. Alsqnllh 


attracted several limns by a singing tn hts room, at differ- 
ent Intervals of the night, and curiosity Induced him to 
set a watoh, and If possible, capture his serenade?, lie 
succeeded at last, and has him caged for tho Inspection of 
the o^urioua. Ills notes are dear amt distinct, ami hla Im- 
itations so far have beon of fkmlilar songster*, such as the 


1,373,404 


033,809 


To Foreign Port*. .. , 

Coastwise 

Consumed In Mobile, 
Stock 1st Sept. 1852. 


Cincinnati. September 21. 

The river hero Is yet stationary. .Markets quiet ni 
tho rates unchanged. ' • 

Temperance Movement. 

Philadelphia, September 23. 

The Statu Temperance Convention commenced Us si 
slons 'yesterday, at Trohtou, New Jersey. About o 
thousand delegate* worn present. Resolutions we 


partridge, chicken, canary bird, >te. 


a houso on Main street yesterday morning. 

Englishman by birth, and had roslded as a recluse for 

He had beon a 


IMucl - 

W rtek’d Cotton ret’d 
Received from Texas 
add NewOrleans. . . 
Stockist Sept. 1851. 


At Dayton, Ohio, six railroads and dxlcrn tutnplko 
roads concentrate, affording feeders to tho proposed new 
Dayton and Michigan Railroad, running to the Michigan 
State lino at the head of Lake Krlo, a distance of 140 
miles. Tho Cincinnati, Hamilton, and Dayton Company 
have agreed to operate the road when finished, and thus 
complete* line between the Ohio and Hie ‘.Lake. The 


many years. In the house whoro he died, 
great navigator by land and water, and in tho courso of 
yoarn had 

“Traveled far and kept a journal ’ 

Of all the wondrous sights nocturnal.” 

In the oourso of hla peregrinations ho hnd visited all the 
out-of-tho-way places In tho old and new world— con 
sumed bird’s nest soup with the Kmporor Of Chliui. 
danced with the “salvldges” around the North Pole, 
crossed all lino of latltudo without tripping up, fought 
battles, and 

“ On Afrlc’a plains and tho wilds of Timbuctoo. 

Slew a Sultan hand to hand, -a 

Raised his red plume In victory’s band. 

And thowtd 'em what he could do /” 

lie Was, moreover, a man of great genius and extensive 
scientific acquirements. From his privato note book, wo 

make the following extracts : • r .. a _ 

“ I first made a pencil In 1818, that gave tho days or the perlment was brought to a premature end h 
woek, tho month, etc., and long afterwards I found Bra- of the balloon, aud two persons wore iujurei 
mah hnd a patent for tho aqmo sort of a penqU. I made seriously, 
a model of a twin-ship and sent It to the Marquis of Hast- 
ings, and Buckingham published it. Solved three intri- 
cate problems In the oriental star. A song, oh indigo. 

S ublished in tho India Gazette in 1820. A song on tho 
hincso war, published In the Colmpho Observer. Made 
a reel in a bottle for Lady IV. If. Ceylon In 1830 odd. 

Saw a water spout descend from a cloud to a largo tank, 
which It emptied of all its water, woods, and some brass 
pots that had been lost In It. The snout then entered a 
lake, and raised Its tail up again to the cloud, nnd after 
moving about throe miles, the cloud hurst in rain, which 
foil In torrents, and destroyed one hundred acres ot cot- 
ton nnd tobacco. Some of the pieces of brass pots raised 
from tho cistern were afterwards found partly melted, nnd 
were brought to mo by a man who was sent to examine 
Into tho phenomena.- 

“ I saw in 1812 or 1814 a round ball of snakes, about fifty 
of them, tall down from the clouds on the parade, in frout 
of the Bepov lines at Hasarabaugh. I engrafted apples on 
locust seedling stocks, and found the produce much itu- 
j proved.” 


To Foreign Ports. . . . 
Co astw ise . . ^ LLL „ 
Slock IsiSept. 1862. , 
Deduct— Stock 1st 
Bept.1861 


new company are In the market for $100900 on their 

bonds. ^ 

Oi.r RtM.i.’s Nouwav Srttlkmrnt.— T he land purchased 
byOlo Bull, in Pennsylvania, to form a settlement for his 
countrymen, lias In Potter county, and embraces 120,000 
acres. Ho mado the purchase frota John F. Oowan,liq., 
of Williamsport, Pa., and already some twenty hardy son* 
or Norway have proceeded to tholr now home In that 
oounty. ** 


Coastwise" ,• 

Stock in Apalachico- 
la, 1st Sept. 1852... 

Deduct — 8took In 
Apalachicola, 1st 
Sept. 1851. 


’General Intelligence. 
gw of tub Firbt District.— Below wo 

x complete returns of the Census of tho First DLJ- 
! furnished by tho Commissioners : 

MALE WHITK PRISONS. 

■am 1 1^ 6 inclusive Mf, . . 3.198 

"fltolO “ ST?-. 4.480 

IT to 80 » 0677 

SI to 45 “ 7.488 

40 to 60 “ 1,346 

; 61 to 70 “ — aw 

70 and upwards 121 


Missing Bonds of the Statk ok. Missouri.— Tho Prell- 
dent of the Bank of Missouri, during his Uto trip to the 
East, discovered In tho possession Of the Bank of America 
$215,000 of the Bonds of the BUte,-dnly executed by tha 
proper Btato officer*, and endorsed by the Bank. They 
had been deposited thera for sale ns fbr back as 1837 or 
1838 ; but the singularity of tholr condition was tho fact 
that neither the State nor the Bank had .any record of 
their exlstenco. 


.- GEORGIA. 

Kaport— 

To F’n Ports. Upla’ds 111.249 
Sun Hlands 7.605 
Constwhe— Uplands . 224.968 
‘Seal stands 3.050 
Burnt at Savannah. . ' 6,000 
Stock in Bavannaii, 
lsj8ept. 18.12 2.050 


Post Office Envelops,—' The post route bill pnssed 
by Congress contains a provision authorizing the Post 
Office Department to enudu envelope* to be made, with 
suitable water marks ofi the, paper, identifying them as 
official, nnd with a printed .stamp, for single or double 
postage, with a suitable dovlco. These envelops are to 
be sold at nil • the post offices, at the price of the stamps 
now sold— with the very small addition of tho actual cost 
of the envelopes. This will enable persons to deposit 
their letters, pre-pald, In thu post offices at nil hours, 
without trouble or inconvenience, and without the risk of 
hnving double postage ch’nrged on a letter, by reason of 
tho stamp slipping off by the time tho letter gets in the 
office, if not before, a* Is too often the case now. It will 
also admit of tho safe transmission qf letters by private 
hand, when preferred, without a violation o7 the post 
office laws, which, after tho first of October, will bo very 
stringent on the subject: 

Distressing Occurrence. — A most distressing occur- 
rence, resulting lu tho death of three members of a family, 
lately occurred at Black Creek, near Goldsboro,’ N. O. 
Mr. Farrell, in whose family the casualty happened, went 
to his own, field At twilight in the evening to superintend 
some labor, leaving a brandy still, which he had been run- 
ning during the day, in charge of his wife. During his 


ITALY. 

Letters from Rome, of tho 24th ult,. inform us that the 
Pope was to visit the church of St.< Louis des Fralncalso 
on the 26th. where a funeral inouument was to he inaugu- 
rated to the memory of the French soldiers who fell during 
the siege of Rome ; their remains have boo» carefully col- 
lected and Interrcd^ndcr the monument, which has been 
executed by M. Antlre, a young student of the French 
Acfidemy at Rome. 

TWO SICILIES. 

A plot Is said to luivc bepn discovered at CastrDgiovanni. 
iu. Sicily. The conspirators. It Is alleged, were in cor- 
respondence with Ruggcrio Stotilmo; the ex-chl.ef of the 
revolutionary government, now a refugee in Malta. Ac- 
cording to papers found upon an individual named Un- 
ghero de Messina, who has been arrested, there is every 
reason to believe that several of the mounted chasseurs 
are in league with the conspirators,. -Eightcon soldiers of 
that corps have beon arro ted. 

GERMANY. 

The misfortunes of the German fleet, which was called 
Into struggling existence (luring the revolutionary period, 
are finally pxtTnct. After repeated failures to effect sales 
I of the ships by prlvnto contract, they were finally put at 
nuct ion, at Brake. The Deutschland, with the German 
flag, only fetched 0200 thalers, und was bought by a Dro- 


plock in Augusta, l»t 
Sept. 1852 


Dr . luct — 

Stock in Savannah 
aild Augusta, 1st 
Sept. 1851 


Railways in Great Britain and Ireland.— frio extent 
of railway communication open for trafllo In GreftL Bri- 
tain and Ireland, at tho end of 1851, was, In England and 
Wales, 5306 miles ; In Scotland, 060 miles ; In Ireland, 024 
miles— total, 6890. .Tl*$ number of projooted lines was 
considerably greator, but tho greater portion of those still 
remaining unconstruoted will never ho prooeeded with, 
In consequence of the lapse df powers by falling to usd them 
In the time required. • 

State Fair.— Tho Ohio State Fair commenced at Cleve- 
land on the 15th. About 20,000 strangers were p resent on 
the first day. ■ iV*’*; 


322,370 


rntALE white persons. 

i i to & inclusive 

6 to 10 “ 

17 »o » “ 

sitots 

M to M , “ 

«1 to 70' “ 

70 ud upl«d« 


SOUTH CAROLINA. 

Erflprl from Charleston- 
ToF'gnPorts.Upla’ds 2 
Boa Islands 

Coastwise— Uplands . 1 
Sea Islands 
Burnt at Chariest^. 


492,046 


Export fm Georgetown—' 

To N.Y. A Boston 2.636 
Stock lu Charles- 
ton. Sept 1.185211,140 13.081 

Deduct — • 


>»Ea COLORED MALES. 

1 to 21 Inclusive 

22 and upwards 


Dr. Kino — Tho controversy at Athens concerning tho 

^ treatment of the American Missionary, Dr. King, appears 

020 to have been adjusted without difficulty by Mr. Marsh. 

the United States Minister at Constantinople The steam 
^ frigate San Jacinto was sent for him. while the Cumber- 
land remained at the Pirsus. On Touching Athens he „ „„„„„ w 

1,305 nought an interview with the Queen (regent during the The only one now existing there Is within the LaShi4^ji- 
absence of tho King, who is visiting his friends lu Ger- vent This is believed to be part of the satlsfactlomgfven 
many), and it la uuderatood that I)r: King’a claim., were to ”»”'» fur tllB “" rai ' r 01 lh » c *P u ° bln Mlaaionmrj, 
conceded. Her Majesty Is a clever little person, aud H * tr llM ' INDIV* 

3, MO quite aa qualified for affair, as lu,r IiaTariun spouac. Mr, Dc.mbay datea ara to July 24. IVclonmrromlhauorth- 
„ Marsh, Boon after the negotiation, left in thu San Jacinto, west frontier that Sir Colin Campbell has resigned the 
i’lxJJ for Trieste, and will visit Veuico and Italy on hla route to Pcshawur command. The gallant Sir Colm thought he 


606,320 


Departure! of the Collins and Canard I teamen 

FROM LIVERPOOL. 


HU COLORED FEMALES. 

1 to 21 Inclusive 

22 and upwards.... 


Stock in Charleston, 


• lHlj Sept. 1851 

llec’d Pm Savannah. 


tUROPA, (Dr.) for NEW YORK.... SATURDAY, AufMt W. 

NIAGARA, (Dr.).. ..far BOSTON.., BATURDAT, Bopt, 4. 

PACIFIC, (Am.).. ..for NEW YORK. . . .WEDNESDAY, - 8. 

AFRICA, (Br.) for NEW YORK..,. BATURDAT, •• II. 

CANADA, (Br.) ....for BOSTON SATURDAY, •• ||. 

ATLANTIC, (Am.).. for NEW YORK.. ..WEDNESDAY, •• M. 

ASIA, (Br.). for NEW YORK.... SATURDAY, ' - 4l. 

AMERICA, (Br.). . . .for POSTON BATURDAT, October *. 

ARCTIC,(Am.) for NEW YORK.. ..WEDNESDAY, . •• • «. 

EUROPA, (Dr.) for NEW YORK.... SATURDAY, •• t; 

NIAGARA, (Dr.)... .for BOSTON SATURDAY, •• |B. 

BALTIC, (Am.) far NEW YORE.... WEDNESDAY, •* tt. 

AFRICA, (Br.) far NEW YORK. ...BATURDAT, •• (I. 

CANADA, (Br.) for BOSTON SATURDAY, *• 60. 

Havre and Bremon Bteomera. 

FROM SOUTHAMPTON. 

.for NEW YORK.... WEDNEBDAY, 8rpt. I, 
.far NEW YORK.... WEDNE8DAY, •• II. 
.for NEW YORK... .WEDNESDAY, •• ». 
.for NEW YORK....WEDNESDAY,Ootobor 18, 
■ for NEW YORK.. ..WEDNESDAY, •• ,ft. 


29,712 


NORTH CUIOLI.NA. 
Export— 

To Foreign Ports...,. 
Coastwise 


Mali: slaves. 
1 to 21 inclusive.. . . . 
22 and upwards 


the young lady taking a candle with her. Having emptied 
the brandy into a barrel, tho young lady 'i, lifted up tho 
funnel,- ni*l said to her mother she would touch tho candle 
to It to see the brandy burn. At this moment, the fumes 
of the brandy were eFcaplng from the bung of the barrel, 
und the burning drop* tailing into it from the funnel an 
explosion followed, which was heard- throughout <he 
neighborhood. Mr. Farrell hastened from the field, nnd 
found his wife und children enveloped In flame. Tho 
■child died almost instantly; tho young lady two days 
after, nnd Mrs. Farrell the same evening. Mr. Farrell 
was also badly burnud while endeavoring to extinguish 
tjjo flames. - . , 


10,242 


12.028 


VIRGINIA. 

Export— 

To Foreign Ports.... 
Coastwise aud Manu- 
fact'd. taken from tbo 

Ports 

Stock. 1st Sept. 1862. 
Deduct — Stock 1st 
Sept. 1861 

Received by N. York 
and Krlo Canal.... 


I * ' FEMAI.F. SLAVES. 

to-Ireo 1 to 21 inclusive 

22 ondup wards... ... . 


■ Total.,, 

RECAPITULATION. 

K *h)te population 

free colored population 

MU dirw..;.o... 

fcWpopulaUon.^. ...... ......... 


20.956 

45 U 


48.086 
, 2.225 


20.820 


10,040 


be placed Under his command. Such a force must bring 
the Burmese Sovereign to hi* tnunps. It seems that the 
military resource* of the King of Ava have been consid- 
erably diminished since dhe hu«t war. It l* thought the 
next campaign will settle the affair. The little bill which 
his Majesty will hafe Anally to pay already amounts to 
£500,000. 

Foreign News by the Pacific. 

The Charleston Courier lias the following telegraphic 
summary of the news brought by the Pacific, which ar- 
rived at New York on the 18th lust. : 

The British mail steamship Africa arrived ub Liverpool, 
from New York. on c tho 4th Inst. * 

The state of trade in tho manufacturing districts of 
England was not so satisfactory, business being not no 
buoyant. 

Trade In Franco was disturbed in consequence of the 
Commercial Convention with Belgium, nnd a remon- 
strance had been addressed to thu French Chuuiber of 
Commerce respecting It. 

Tito crops throughout England and tho Continent of 
Europe generally, were promising. 

The Dutch Markets have improved. Three hundred 
tierces of Carolina ltlce were sold at Kntwerp at from 13.'u 
to 14 As, 

A iqisiindcrstanding has occurred between England 
and Turkey In consequence of two UjAU-h vessels having 
been fired into while passing througV the Dardanelles. 
Explanations have been demanded from tbu l’ortu in rela- 
tlon to the matter. 

> Franck. — Great preparations are making for the pro 
posed tour of Louis Napoleon to Vienna. 

Tlio Austrian Lloyd* says that .the marriage of Louis 
Napoleon with the Princess Vasa, has ouly been post- 
poned on account of her ill health, and that It will take 
place' after the proclamation, of the Empire. The same 
paper states also that tho French Senate will bo convoked 
to oltain the decision of thu people regarding tbo Empire. 

Tho French Minister at the Hague has been recalled. 

Tho Paris Journal det DtUits strongly condemns tho 
course o f Ertglimil ln -mdxing-Kr«umH-»i>frm»ln w d thtwfc-yre^- 
vious notice. t 

Belgium.— The Austrian Envoy at Russels has addressed 
a strong note to the Belgian Government relative to tho 
indignity offered to Marshal Hay nau. 


HUMBOLDT... . 

HERMANN 

FRANKLIN 

WASHINGTON- 

HUMBOLDT.... 


Total Crop pf the U. States. , . . | 

i . • . i 

Iucrease from last year . . 
i Increase from year before. 


1 3,015,029! 


bales. 650.722 
018,323 


HEW ORLEANS MARKETS. 


COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OK GROWTH. 


nature of faotory life to young girls, ‘i Whatever induce- 
ments or advantages factory life ha* left,” says tho wrl- | 
ter, “ will soon disappear before tha influx of foreign 
hands. Indeed, tha inevitable tendency of things, in all 
our large manufacturing cltlee, Is downwards to perma- 
nent und degraded factory population, lik- to that of Bir- 
mingham aud Mauoheater, in England.’’ “ Does it,” sho 
asks, “aim iu any way to qualify Its female operative* for 
the duties and relations of domestic life ? Does it give 
the delicate girl, in return for sacrifice of health and years 
of toil, aught but bank bills and bread ?' Is there a single 
accomplishment, or. (save a inachino-like regularity) ad- 
vantage gained during years spent at the mills, that is.not 
.obtained despite, and not In consequence of being en- 
gaged in them ?” Those questions are answered ernpha- 


l«Ut. 

..087,477 
.1,038,848 
. ..970.845 
. . .857 744 
. ..720.593 
. . .957,281 


3.015.029 1841-2. . .14183.574 1831-2 . 
.2,355.267 1840— 1. . .1.034.946 1830— 1. , 
.2 090.700 1839-40. . .2.177.836 1829-30. . 
. 2.728,696 1838-0. . . 1.30O.532 1828— 9. . 
.2.347 ,tKV41 1837—8 . . .1.801 497 1827-8v , 
. 1 .778 06111838-7 .: .1.422,930ll82<F-7. , 
.2 100.63711835 — 0.. .1,360.72611826 — fl., 
. 2.394 603 1834-6. . .1.264.828 1824-6. . 
.2.030.409 1833— A.. .1.206,384 1823— 4. 

. 2.378.87611832 — 3. . . 1.070, 438| 


.720027 

.509.249 

.609,168 


BIPOflT T* rORRION PORTS, 


From 

N.Orleans.. 

Mobile 

Texas 

Florida 

Georgia .... 
8. Carolina. 
N. Csrollna. 
Virginia... 
Baltimore . 
Pliilad’phiu 
New York.. 

Boston 

Grand Total 
Tl. last year 
Increase.. 


HriUin. Kranm. of Euiupt . 
'772,242 196.264 76,960 

300.002 97.763 8,820 

1.338 3,202 2.695 

49.638 1.600 9,840 

109 378 12693 2,483 

207.220 ^-4 3,960 10.240 

419 y. 6 


Tur. Wk.ustkr Convention — An Electoral Ticket Nomi - 
ualed— Boston. Sept 10.— Thu Webster Convention, which 
assembled at Boston yesterday, Issued a long and able 
address to the people of the State, concluding as follows : 

’ “ We call upon the friends of tho Union every where 
throughout the country to arouse themselves from the 
lethargy which is upon them, and to act with tho vigor 
that becomes them— wo call upon independent wliigs 
every where to reject an organization which will hand 
down the’National Government to a sectional fragment 
of their great party in hands that they cannot approve. 
We call upon the people every whore to undo tho work of-, 
politicians ol every party, who would persuade them that 
they have too little intelligence to confer their highest 
houors upon their best statesmen, aud that military repu- 
tation Is the best avenue to the Government of this great 
Republic. Even now. if they assume their rightful con- 
trol over the destinies of their country, it •* not too late 
to place at the head ofits affairs an AdmlnUtratiou wor- 
thy of its better days, nnd able to perpetuate to a united 
people a Constitution jvblcb bus made tho blessings of 
'.liberty. and union one and Inseparable.” 

The following Electoral Ticket was then nominated : 
Electors at Largo — Pliny Cutter, of Boston ; Edward A 
Newton, of Pittsfield. 


• « i , _ - « -o > UlUUlCBieO U1UVIUU III IUB UVH . 

pi a Spaniard by birth. Ho had -previously been em- r-rrr — : — 

Jfcfld behind the bar at tho Falcon houso, to wash the A NaaRow Esc Ara.— . It is Btated that as the U. 8. mail 
IMM, and had recently been dismissed. steamer Franklin, from Havre to New York, wa* passing 

. fam inquiries as to tho cause of the difficulty, It ap- through Cowes Roads, ou getting abreast of the 11. Y. 8. 
fplfet Querrera attributed his discharge from his schooner Constance, she fired two gun*, according to cus- 
itaUo# behind the bar, to the interference of Lloyd, who, th ® Wftd of one of * hich P W8wd dlri ‘ ctl y over the 

laaHjbtdinisrepreEontcd him to the proprietor. Guer- c ‘ tbs Mirquis cf ”’ K '' ,,i ‘’ 

bantered Lloyd fora fight, which the latter de- daughters, was on deck. 

^Si^elock, o&erving. Lloyd go up sjAirs in tho FuL 
»•»* into the kitchen or the eslahllshment 
■ifleked up a carving knife, w^ioh ho was carrying 
**J»*** n “ked by a woman in tho room what 
doing with it ? He replied “ that it was nouo 
or word, to that effect, no then wont 
. WO I town between the kitchen and bar-room and eat 
Uie foot of the Itaira, up which Lloyd had gone. 

"yie remained eome tlmo iu If waiting for him (Lloyd) 
prime down, Lloyd remained above aomo minutes, 

™> We POTocr becoming Impatient, fqllowcdhim up 
Guorrcm cxolaim- 
iSrin wi? 3 4 ° ^r^ ond Lloyd answered, “You are n 
085 "* w “ th “» “Oise of scuffling, and Lloyd 
«Wa*K ■ down “aking a grout outory and 
mmi , J“ ,nurdured Ha passed through the middle 
the bar-room, holding both, hands on his left 
m he Walked. To his exclamation, “ I 
m ‘° °““ otl " d out : " who lh “ killed 
mJMl .i ”°* *!* w * r ' but • t “ggorcd Into the nlley 
•*®Mited, with a stream of blood pouriug from 
otUw. 110 W “ Uwn « d i“t«lj takon up by Officer Hunt 
Kt?*" 4 con,f J < ' J t0 the Charity Uoapltnl, whoro 
' XWaf toatK.nt Ofteen minutee. 

| ^ lw . . after Lloyd fell, Querrera came down stairs 
[Slim s » hWld tba blood F knW». which ho handed to 
bouao »»yinff, “ I killed him and this 
w * k Wlth '” A mcmber of iho Police, who 
® mSJI? Guemir& int0 custody. When asked If he 
rSP I ^ ba Uu K hod ttnd Bft i d “yM” Ton 
i b * d doDe lt •” bo answered 11 ho told 


4.019 66 

218,772 46,973 60.636 

60 2.200 

1.668.749 421,875 ' 168,875 
1.418,266 301,368 129.492 

260.484 120.017 39.383 


4 ’S! 33 ° JJ2 Fair Orleans 6^, Middling Orleans 5«, Fair Upland* 0, 
.TZiS and Mldd «°« u P linda W » Tb ® bnports of tha 
139 505 1 988 710 wot ‘ k bttd h™ 0 11 f 000 baleg ) ind tb e stock remaining on 
"46 062 hand on ¥rlda J CTenin S' ^ 10th lMt - was 685,000 bale*. 

— 1 ' — The Bremen a nd New Y ork steamer llannann wa* to hare 

left Bouthampton, for NewYork, on the 15th instant, and 
, bales . . 3,016,029 the Cunard steamer Causda was to have left Liverpool on 
tho 18tb, for Boston via Halifax. ; The Collins steamer At- 
lantic, for No w York direct, was to have followed tba danada 
on the 22d Inst. ; \ 

The weather has been warm during the week, with rain 
128,304 in the early part. Tho report* from tho interior embrace 
serious complaints of the rot or blight, which seems to be 
’ 4 ’ spreading oxer considerable portions of th* Cotton grow- 
ing district*. 

COTTON— A large business has been done in tho Ootttm 
market during the past week, and priees bare been faUjr 
sustained. On Baturdaj the demand was rather limited, 
and the sales barely axoeedod 2000 bales, In part at easlsr 
prices, but without quotable change. On Sunday morn- 
ing thu Pacific's accounts were published, and notwtth* 
640 304 " Undln 8 tholr unfavorable character, an active demand 
. : _ sprang up on Monday, and resulted tn sal« or netriy 0000 

.603,029 balos. Tho inquiry oontinued with considerable anl- 
1 matlon during Tuesday, when fully 6000 bales changed 
hands, but fell off on Wednesday, the transactions of that 

and the following day but little oxceedlng 7000 balaa, ] 

lS'iio P rice- remaining without chnngo. Yesterday tho dcnuuid 
.173 BOO w “ limited, with sales of barely 2600 (bales, making the 
182^142 total business of tbo week 22,600 boles, uken mostly toj 
.126,612 Knglaud and our Northern market*. The receipt* at this 
120 693 port BiDCe th0 lst lDi,tant have been 60.848 baton, against 
140 sic 40,109 to the same date last year, showing an inarease of 
' 29,737 bales. The receipts of the week arc 29,597, against 

17,987 for the corresponding week last year. W# quota i 

^ WkW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. 

Middling Fair... .lOjrtjlOIJ 

Good Fair. ! « 111 ' 11 jtflw— 
Good and Fine... — 


bed misrepresented him to the proprietor. Guer- 1 bead of the Marquis of Oonyngham, who, with his son and 

_ C. Had they been standing, fatal 

lafariypenuiDg his revenge, Guorrora yesterday | confequencea woul d most probably hav e ensued. 

Gum fiTj. T r F A i a.— A -dlspateh-fr om Ol erclaudrdatcd" 
the I7tb Inst., says : “ Prof. Mnpes delivered the anuual 
address yesterday afternoon. Hon. U. L. Ellsworth, late ; 
commissioner of patents, also made a few remarks. The 
^Manufacturers’ department is well filled from all parts of 
the Union. Tho collection of fowls is large and variedt 
and excites much iuterest. Tho collection of forming 
implements is unusually largo. ' Tho total'number of ad- 
missions into the enclosure yesterday was 49,000, and tho 
number of straugoni lu town is estimated at 75.000. Pick- . 
pockets are doing a good business, and several of them 
harabecn arrested. One-fellow wm jtt&bbed while iu the 
aqt qf picking a gentleman’s pocket. Tho total receipts 
yesterday were $14,600. Martin Wells was arrested yes- 
terday for stealing $1400 and two' horses belonging to 
Bt. Lodls” 


CONSUMPTION. 

Total Crop of tho U. 8., as before stated.. 
Add— 

Block on hand at the commencement ol 
the year, 1st Sept. 1851 : 

In the Southern Ports 

In thu Northern Ports;.,.. 


indignity offered to Marshal Hay 


89,044 


The Late Acciitent on the Erik. llALROAn.— A corres- 
pondent of the Baltimoru^Sun furnishes the following 
particulars of the recjjh^wterrible accident on the New' 


Makes a supply of . .t 

Deduct therefrom— 

Tlie Export to F’gn Ports. 2,443,646 
Less Foreign Included .... 543 


York and Erie llXllMJA' v: 

'I’li > accommodation tfain. running east, was just start- 
ing from the Almond depot, one minute before its time, 
wiicii It was run into behind by} a freight train, which 
was laid to be running by. telegraph, off its rmUftt-tiuie-- 
Thu locomotive plowed its way through tlu> passenger car 
of the accommodation train near its entire length, and of 
tho- eleven or twelve persons, including passengers and 

hand* on that cur. no one escaped unhurt. One 8ax- 

bury. of HorneUsville. was Instantly killed. Jus. McEl- 
roy. brakoman, of L’unadu. Thomas MeCullen. oil-man. of 
Dunkirk, expired lu a few minutes. Matthew B. Still- 
man, gf Friendship. Allegany county, and J. E. Greek, 
said to be from Addison, died about eight o’clock this 
morning. 1 

William Wickham. Jr., of Wntago. N. J.. Is still living, 
at one o’clock r. m., but In n very critical oonditlou. 

McCartney, millwright, of Jefferson, und John Clancy. 

Irishman, of Wavorly. are badly scalded, but some hope 
for their recovery. Billy Donnell, conductor of the ac- 
commodation train, Is uwfully burned, but may recover. 
Oue or two others escaped with slight scald* aud bruises. 
The euglneer of tho freight trail! squat by thu furnace 
door, nud escaped unhurt. The fireman jumped off soon 
enough to save himself. Tlio scene, os described by the 
inhabitants, who heard the . screams and cries of thu 
scalding ‘piissengers i was heart-rending beyond degree. 
All thu deudihat were not killed by the coucusslon were 
sealded by thu escaping steam from thu locomotive. Thu 
sitin' of several bauds, with thu nails on, were pickud up 
this morning. _ 

-The ppllce of Loudon 


Congressional Districts — lst District. Isaiah Gifford, of 


-2,443,103 


Provincetow n. 2d, Sam uel May. of Attleboro’. 3d. Frc- 
denck' W. 'Lincoln, oniahlon. 4Hj"W m Hayden, of IJ6«- 
ton'. 5th. George T. Curtis, of Boston. 0Lh, Mark Haley, 
of Linn. 7th. Albert II. Nelson, of Woburn. 8th, II. Y. 

B. Pearson, of Harvard. 9th, — : . 10th. Ilomcr 

Foote, of 8pringfleld. 11th, Luther Uriffln, of lliohmonil. 

J. L. Dimmock, In announcing the candidates, said Mr. 
Jenkins, of Georgia, was as great a man as M r. Webster, 
only lie was not os well known in Massachusetts. The 
sevofal name*, a* they were called, were received with 
great applauss, although the chairman said they were oil 
well known to thu people of Massachusetts. 


Stocks on band 1st Sept. 1852 1 

In tho Southern Ports 

In the Northern Port* 


Burnt at Savannah, Charleston and 
; Providence V. 


Taken for Home use bales-. 


QUANTITY CONSUMED HY AND IN THE HANDS OF MANUFAC- 
TURERS, NORTH OF, VIRGINIA. 

.325.129 1833-4. 

.267,860 1H32 — 3. 

.297,288 1831-2. 

.295,193 1830-1, 

.276,018 1829-30. 

..240.063 1828—0. 

..222.540 1827-8. 

..236,783 1826-7, 

..216.888 


eu kuowu uie people oi masAuciiuseius. -n. 

The following person* wore announced os the Webster 
Executive Committee : Rev. Hubbard Winslow, Tollman 
Willey, II. Lyman, Charles A. White, J. A. Hedge. John 
L. Dimmock, Charles A. Welle, Arthur Pickering, Charles 
Tortey. Thomas Watcher. 

A majority of them are residents of Boston. This closed 
thirbusinesa. Speeches were then made by the ItOv. M. 
II . Smith. Rev. II. Winslow, a young lawyer named Wilson, 
aud others. No distinguished politician* took part in the 


1851-2. 

1850-1. 

1849-60. 

1848-rrO. 

1847-8. 

1846-7. 

1846-6. 

1844-6. 

1843-4, 


Letter or the Hon. John P. Hale, Accekting tre 
Free-Soil Nomination — The following U the letter of tli* 
Hon. John P. Hale, addressed to the lion. Henry Wilson, 
accepting the frvc-noll nomination for the Presidency : 
Dover, N. II.. Sept. 0,1862. 

My Dear Sir : When I wrote to my friend G. G. Fogg. 
K*q , of Concord, prior .to the Pittsburgh Convention, de- 
cliulng lu anticip ation any nomination by tliat body, I 


Inferior — 0— 

Ordinary 8)J(S> 0 

Mlddllug 0W3> 9* 

Good Middling... 10 OlO* 

COTTON AND TO* 

Stock on hand Sept. 1, 1852 — 

Received since 61915 3,080 

•• yesterday 7,031-09.848 000- 8^80 

Tojnil 22*434 

Kxported to data 19.750 aojj 

•• yesterday 1,230-20,970 8,880 

Stock on hand not cleared.., . 

TOBACCO— Tho Inquiry In the Tobacco market haa 
been irregular, hayluff, for ono or tiro 4a>», been quit* 
animated, bat during tb» ret of the w«* limited, oaring; 
In n mearur., tn tb. Unu pnUnilnnr of factor., baand 
To wblcb, If we add the •tockj Jn the Interior town*, upon tbo Me«nt aeoounU from th.lYeet and from Jtiuope. 
etc., the quantity burnt In the Interior, and that loot on Ltrernool nurket, A. Dennlltonn k Oo.’f Circular 

IU »ny tu inarkot, to tbo crop as glrcn above, received at lue Liverpool ' . , , * , ' 

lb., shipping porta, tbn angregnU will show very nearly of tb# 3d Instant, quotes Tobacco as being in fair demand 
the amount raised In the United Btates the poet season— during the pact month, and prices have advanced ntariy 
■toy, In round numberv, 3,100,000 bales, against 3,450,000 P tb Tha soles bnve amuunUKl to .bout MOO bird*, 
Luring Iks' year Just closed, there was received at an Slock In wnrebouses 11,417 lilids, against 10,444 at aame 
Eastern port. 175 halve by war of the NewYork end Erie period last year. The quotations arc r Virginia Leaf, or. 
Canal, which we hare added In another place to the crop, dlnary to One, 4),'©6d ; Stemmed, 0>;ffl8Xd ; Kentucky 

of tbo country Leaf, 314i95d i Stemmed, 4l35t;d. Iu our market the 

It may bo remarked lu this eonnUcloD, that some of the , 1 '■J* 1 . . ’ ...... ■ 

Cotton received, orertand at Fhlladelpbla aud Baltimore ts embmee about 000 hhde, of which 000 Wei* ; 

doubtless unaccounted for elsewhere, not being counted taken on Tuesday, and 300 ou Wcdnnaday, Wn Sthi 
iu tbu receipts at NewOrlsans, but as wo have of tats years quoU as follows : Lugs, 3 ',73414 : Leaf. IaManW) 

ritfSLtog WnomWi Yulrto Vine 5)<ffl3« , SEW* 
port* uj> to thu l*t Inst. immunUd to about 5125 Laics, Baleotlons, 6)4(37 J5 i Mason Ootfuty, 4(Q)8ji4'|ll$- ' 
against about 3200 bulua lust y*ar. _ particulars of tho rales Uav beau as IhUoar# ; iU ■WT 

The shipment* given lu thl* statMDont (tom Texas, uto Uomon Oouuty at Oji, 13 hhd* at 1 . 7 at 6. 6 at 6J4, 100 *t 
those by tea ouly ; n coualilarabls portion of tha crop of . . __ a fl 1 90 66 at 24 

that Htutfl flu J* it* wy to rnarkut via Rod Rivor, und If 6 » > loa at • li3 al f | J* 8 V 61 *7 7 Jf-' 

Included lu the reculpU at NewGriaans. at 6><, 14 a! — , and 131 (Mason County) «t «w. 


Tiie Police System ok London. 
cohslsts of two commissioners, (appointed by the crown.) 
who :urc magistrate* for theMistricts over which they pru- 
Bido ; one chief superintendent ; eighteen superinten- 
dent* ; 121 police stations ; 124 inspector* ; 685 sergeant* ; 
aud 4797 couatablcs-Mu all, 6526 persons. About 3709 
men are on duty all night, und about 1800 all day. Dur- 
iug thu night they never cease patrolling tliu whole time 
they are on duty, being forbiddeu oven to ait down. 
Every street, road, lane, alley and court within the me- 
tropi litan police district— that is, the whole of the me- 
tropoliH, (except that small part called the city of Lon- 
don.) the county of Middlesex, and all the parishes (218 
in number) in the couutie* of Surrey, Kent, Essex and 
Hertfordshire, which are not more than fifteen miles from 
Charing Cross, comprising an area of about 700 square 
miles, ninety miles iu circumference, with a population of 
two. und a half million*— 1* visited constantly, night and 
day. by sOuieof the police.* The ordinary couuta hies— the 
rank aud file of the force— are paid eighteen shillings ster- 
ling per week, the buui increasing according to rank;- 
The total co«t of the force iu 1850 wus £383,108, in addi- 
tion to which tho police court* cost £450.000. 


North Carolina V. • 

South Carolina 

Georgia 

Alabama 

Tennessee 

On thu Ohio, etc 

Total to Sept. 1, 1852, 


supposed that I should not have occasion to trespass on 
tho attention of any one on that Buhject. Tho decision 
which*! then announced was not only in accordance with 
my own taste aud judgineut, but wax also In purauunco of 
the earnest and oft-repeated request of those whoso 
Wishes I felt bound to respect, vis., my wife and children. 

. 1 had supposed and hoped, after that letter was writ- 
ten, that thu close of my present term of service in th^ 
Senate would close forever my political career, and that 
the brief period which wa* to elapse between the present 
aud that event, might not be disturbed by any attempt on 
tho part of my friends to Introduce my name Into the con- 
tests und struggles of a Presidential election. 

But the members of tliat Convention, with singular 
unanimity, have judged differently. Such being the case, 
and tho friends with whom I sympathize having deter- 
mined that the great interests of cjvil nud constitutional 
liberty may be best promoted by a course different from 
that indicated by myself. 1 have not lull at liberty, under j 
the peculiar circumstances of the ocpaslon, to set up my 
own opinion in direct opposition to such an expression of 
my friend*. I therefore yield my own wishes and opinions 
to thoso of my friuuds, and thus assent to whut lias bueu 
done, notwithstanding my previous refusal to consent 
that it might be douo. 

1 wish also to say to you, and through you to that por- 
tion of the public who may feel any interest iu thu mat- 
ter, that to i no allies which may bu made of mo, as well as 
to those which have already been made, as to what my 
opinions are on various subject*, 1 have no aukwer to 
make.. 1 suppose that those who nominated me did it 
from a conviction of what. I would do, founded on a know- 
ledge of what I had done, rather tliau any facility I might 
bo supposed to possess in making pledges and promises 
for tho future. 

But If I were ever so much disposed to enter tho list* 
aud contend with thorn who deal iu promise* and pledges, 
aud professions of fidelity to the cause we espouse, 1 could 
hardly hope to come up to-the standard of those made by 
men promiueut iu our ranks four years ago, but which 


The Forest Divorce Cask .— 1 The now nearly forgotten! 
Forest dlvoroe case will be revived in NewYork. iu thu 
oaurse of a few days ; counsel for Mr. Forrest intending 
to argue tho motion for appeal on the 25th Inst. The re- 
port that the lady Is about tomarryagaju, In England, Is 
not credited. ‘ ’ 

Collision.— The steamers Columbia aml.Maryland came 
in collision about 3 o’clock, ou tho morning of the 16th 
instant, in the Bay of Annapolis, by which both boat* 
were badly injured. The consternation among the pas- 
Hungers was very great, but fortunately none were hurt. 

The Jatan Exeedition.— Commodore Perry is now -in 
Washington, and arrangements, it la said, are to bo made 
for the speedy departure of the expedition to Japan. 
Tho repairs of the Mississippi, and thu oomplutlon of the 
repair* of the Princeton aro alone waited for. Tho full 
complement of seamen will be made up. 


A now kind of Mirror has been introduced 
into ibis city, which may bo considered a kind of labor- 
saving machine, as with ouo of these looking-glasses a 
person need not look out of thu window to see wlmt is 
going ou, up or dowu the street. Two mirror* are set at 
right angle* on the window, and in these every Individual 
passing up or dowu on either side, is visible to the person 
sitting inside thu ylpdow. It is a neat, and convuniuut 
little affair, made by two Swedish fabricators, aud may bo 
seeu in thu Art Union rooms, and looking-glass stores on 
Chestnut street jPhiladelphla Ledger. 


or tn « u .4| ” , u oiiois mac ue was me . 

No,l VMVjWif, poroctrated upou him ot the 
{2»,l*ot ‘ £rw,t ' •» follow,: Dupou.iit 
4owntj * h 3 ,° u •** Pet “f pantaloon,, which were 
Sf*W.,03h.l., “ Ji 8 . handed 43 to the keeper of 
Eft HO lffl u “, k i? lt , he had a bank bill, handed 
Wi Mm Wd hi!?!.*, ft* Miyidiuta In the ecUblleh- 


< loiii t>in< »| , . ‘, r Id the establish- | 

lUloonj, n^ btt } l , W|U aU right and that tho price 
1 t0 $U at * 2 « a °h. Another ! 
YfW. h? K® wltl ‘ him into another auc- 
r. The d.nnn d A*?. 11 lbe and double 

Wr d :P?'T t tbeD followed hi* now friend to 
DthtrifW thu puutaloous were put 

ClHUrlnL^L 8 ’ **»* «bout going at $1 96 
5 W 7““ *» Md $8 and was told tfiat he had 
wantto wa * about 10 l* 43 swindled 

1 Were i*Hiik?i °® ou lo wa, t® this complaint. 

3, brine hrnn U Ki tb i° arro *tof thu parties imiillca- 


Bale or a Bins — Tho splendid clipper built ship Sov- 
ereign of the Bums, one amongst the largest aud most ele- 
gant vessels of her klud In the world, has been sold in 
NewYork, for ono hundred and fifty thousand dollars. 
Bhe is now on her Why to California. * 


Indian BiwoARs.-Ths Bt. Louis InUIUganoer of ike 
16th say* : Borne time since a number of Kama* Indian* 
arrived by Poet al that citj, bavin, penuad.d the .team. 


Cholera.— Tho Western mail brings a report of the 
prevalenoo of cholera at Toledo, Ohio. . It Ls said that 
twenty deaths a day were occurring. 


noticed a sale of fll hbd* at W4 H ft f«r Oo^ (?otu»oi 
and a few loUcfOhcicv at 74 Sib- W. quota: Comma 
4X®4,'i i flood Common, WX | Pile lo full* Pair, 3, 

aijiilU Prtno«40bnina.««»T4Yia. - 
Week’, ncvlpU. an hhdo— -kpoxlc, II UnU. 
ktOUWJU-Vc ban noticed only a nwuUratn rob 
hurim" *“ thh avtlcl, dudn| Urn week, at a n)0 
mam* * aaion fur ordinary la good, aud 371^334 I 
j^nd.JuLr.hcUvd . 

Weak 1 , receipt., 133 bhU—akport,, 17. , , 1 • .. 

PLODB— Wc have hut little change tu untie, U* 
Plow market dulag the pari week, the cuppll WS 
keen tea limited to ndpUt nf .aUndcd oper a tl m riu l 


ec ., Oaptala that they aamc on biulncc with thu Uavvra- 
ment, and that the Bupcriotcndvnt bora would pay their 
paaaagf. Of eouw the Oeptaln woe diddled. The ludl- 
aut had newouer lauded than they commenced to beg, 
overrunning In a riwrt time the whole city. They are 
greater ad,pU in the bu.ln.ie than the boat practiced tea. 
aroul, and in each vlalt. prove Mil aa annoying, A men- 
lug or two ago. with their nek, ou their bocka, and well 
provided for the Jonmey, they eUrted back borne, pi*- 
ferring t° burband the money they had begged— a ,nng 
auin— than eapeud a portion for a comfortable pamage on 


liave been since furgullun uhU iruuiplud Upon by those 
who mado them, iu their hot haste to enroll thumsslvcs 
undue a baunur upon which are Inscribed sentiments and 
principles, sevuu-told more odious and aboinlhabls than 
thoso agaiuat Which they have revolted. 

.. Very respectfully, your friend, 

John I*. Hale. 

The Pennsylvania Loan.— The throe million* of tho 
Pennsylvania 6 per cent, railroad loan, taken by H. C. 
Fisher, is for the Barings aud Rothschild*, at $193 ‘Jti tot 
•very $190 of tbs loau, . T j 

PaarARiNu so* the Wos*T.— The Directors of tba Cam* 
d*u and Amboy (N. J,) Railroad Company have provided 
ii medicine chant for each tralu of car*; so that in oa*a of 
sickness or afloideut tha proper remedies will be ocpwribl* 


The now Postmaster General, Hon. Samuel D. Hubbard, 
has arrived in Washington, and will ut onoe enter upon 
the discharge of his duties. 

Cholera at Rochester.— Fourteen deaths from cholera 
ooourred at Rochester, ou tho 9th aud loth instant. Thu 
disease was increasing. 

Hon. Ben. Hardin.— W e copy the following from tho 
Elisabethtown (Ky.) Rcglutsr of Beptumbor 16 : *• The 
health of tho Ilou. Ben. llardlu 1* rapidly declining, and 
no hopes are eutsrtained of his recovery. 'The news of 
his death may soon be expected. We understand that he 

7 ._ rr . - — -w— -w-y-. T^= ^ t , lias mado * profession of religion, h*s become a number of 

a century age, Uu ohi gentleman’, Ma/iiv uf Albany, N. ¥., died pu tho Util luet., of ohplera the Uidhodlri church, aud egprtMg. a willing MM to leave 
* ten member cf the puUoe.ae they ! nuirhua. , UM*ma.nf mtfftal ill,.’ 1 i 


anJ *V‘y 

im | '"The CUy Council has before it a sin- 

•n’nemrf mu,,e), ’ ‘ ,r * f “ rrcd W 

» « uT, u“° DU ““" Th » claimant wav, mauy 
... J 1 ““l»r, and mad, tnUe of the feathered 


Poisonoc* Chloroform.— Dr. X C. Jackson, of Biwtoo, 
sUtc* that cUorofonn mod. from common cere, ry* and 
potato whlfky Ivpolaeuouy. If Ut, made Of no 

pps iheuld tab. It wlthbdl a UoMri. 









Cle tiro ©tlfflns Christian Jtointr. 


^masaam 

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Portion N«w« iby th* Hnm 


Ttu Racist Farsnrr in South OsaoLraA.— The Charles Tiic Lonos laLAirea Foeririrn aivti OAnnuoexo nr Live mrinrini : 

W. find In our n*thn-n exchange,, the Mlroring ®. *. ™" na *’ ' 0lb 'J 0 ,*'" Mm * «" »«-»!"' N«w¥otk Journal of Cnmmcro. ha. bMn ^77* , 7?*^® tN8Ti ' i ' U ' 1 ' iJ ' 

mnrj- of the news brought by the steamer Humboldt. Tho ^ ' *“ U TJ ,w r T T" In po*«lon of tho fbllewln* Important IntaUlgence, TIT* nntt 8M™,f £ 

nrwslafonrdeya t.ter then wn. brought by th. Korop,. “"** m .E-Taf ^ »^ d * Wo * , . ,t “»» 1 cl>raM • *«"««'/ »>>»«« wfl suthen- *4 SwK7m n”* t 0 .L o I^ ^»-»» ,«**« «» 

queen Yletorla loft (labor™ House on the soil, ultimo *» 0,pt Artbur M « a “' ^ th » 1»» l»l“, Uo nonroO : 1 October, W ""mtn.nolog on Flrrt Monday In 


with Print. Albert nod th. Ilornl Children. for tho High- w1,h » ***"• wllh min uknn •>¥ hlm ft™ «>• , Immediately on rocolnt of dlap.tebe, , t Limn. 81. t of ’ 

land* of Beotian J. Her reception oti th« wholo route vm ocean, on# mile #a*t of tho month of tho Panto# River, July, sent by the Peruvian Minister at Washington, the n . , «»»■ tkac MRR8. 

uinet enthuaUltlc, which, on tA*Ung. we frund to be purfcotly free fhiin all Connc,lo £. 1 State clothed tho Kxeoutlvo with extraordinary Pr ® Bi «l«nt ; tin. R. W. B Jone A 

'fob graphic dispatches In anticipation of the overland aallne Monrrtle* whatnoctw Cant McGm aIro informa' P"*®”- 0n « steamer and two ehlpu-of-war were sent. to Lf!?i * M n . ‘ 9 LmT0N * Awlitant ; B«?. W n 

India and China mall had been received, with date* from ,?* f * , ,1 T f ™ t , I ?°, L 1 ob< ^ and three moro were to be aent Iramc- 2. i?K Pro L Nftt * Bd, » oto - 5 Mrt * A *"* R. ^**bIk#, Prin' 

flora bay to the 24th of Juitj^The miming Indian steamer ™ that very great damage ha* occurred on tho Rice Land* dlately after. Oen. Borina wa» at the Inland with a forco Mu ”° Department. ,rnn ' 


(the Itralia) Q *hoil 700 mile* distant from Aden, with the on the Rant**, down a* far a* Mr. W. B. Pringle’* plant*- ®/ 


lla)“who« 70 
e2fltl» June, 
anrof co^l. 


Th n*“ toBofn- I tlon. Below that point, howeter, no material Injury ha* 


T ::rr;“ » advanor. 

well officered, M Payta, on tho 14th. They would leare ( !?,SS P® r “2« th -) 00 


’ hay, for want of co^l- The Oorernor General of India had »^T n . T * I. now fhlllnf, nn Vhn vZ « Payta on the 14th. They would leare /nSJE? r . m « ’2. 00 

proceeded to Rangoon, to concert tnfta*nri>* with Genernl o®« n eustalned. The Panteo la now failing. On the Pee tho next day In tho etoamer Illraao, fl»r Lobo* I*l» n d Tuition, fOolleglate Department,) 60 00 

Goodwin. The Itrltlah troop* In Bufmah were healthy. !>•«• *o far, ererjrthlng la In good condition, bat the plant- Ordor* had been glren to atatlon two thou*and men at Mub i “ ) 40,00 


troenwin. inn imuen iroop* in uurman were healthy, "w,. w iw, erw/wmi » >■ *>«» winuwnu, un pwni* v. u „...» uw; , : „ K1 , BUlu niauun iwo inouaami men at a« tlB < 40 00 

and were about to he largelr reinforced, preparatory to a «ir* are unable, we learn, to hanreat their rice, of which C 00 ^ 1 oppoalto Lobo* Ialanda.] The Lobe* KSSh JSSflri V* 0 *\ OT , 0u,Ur (®* tr *.) ••• 76 00 

a-*--—*— i-»«r th. .ic k ,., in srKir tro "* iyrorti0e<1 ' "Wb** R », sr.ter.i n "„^te » g 

RoropCj and prerallod In aercral part* of PriiaKla The of U»* TMt amount of water In the Add*. Joaquin J. do Qnni^ brother of tho prcRonj^crnrlan ni« W h 1 b ” *?? lhR l Boarding, nnll Tuition in Rngllih 

^ . - * lt “ w “ gM|j ^ — •—* * *■ “* ** — ooatfTom $165 00to$176 00 per Bewlon. 


nholern waa puraulnx It* march weetwanl thronah ,u, w, 0 r.cRie, ... pared Tor *o doing. ' ° * ^ irmwing and Painting (extrm,) . on no 

p.an-1 preraVunlln aercral part* of PrUanln The ®o®*®Q««heo of the ra*t amount of water In th# Add*. jfoaquln J. do 0*mn- brother of tho prcson.tj’crnrlan tirmnnhlJ™* *«® lh, rt hoarding, anil Tuition Vn Rngllih 
t*of It* aprend nre more and moro nnfarorable. Sliould tho crop, howorer, bo detained any length of time MinUtor. ha* arrived here n* Minister lMentpolontlarr 00 " t / r ? m 00 10 $17* 00 por Bewlon. 

Mount Attna, In the Island of Blclly, became suddenly by another fresh from above, and there are tumor* that K * tmor «lnary. to treat Ufton 4ho LoboB que*tlon. 7 tnSJL JSw t y i? ttWll l Vtt M tlmt of the bent In*tl- 

■ *r* « **-*>•<«•” r A!-‘‘^r ,M ’ d rr' ,ra “' Au8u ' t ,o ' ^ «• 

‘thin the last fony years. It was feared eereral rss=T^r===rr=== pooplo of Porn are en matte in favor of redstlng the Uni- ® nd | Ane,on t Languages, if desire/ 


one ha* occurred, eerlou* Injury may be sustained.” 


anywUhlu Uie last fonyyeara It wa* feared word ^ . » — 

| vilUges. would ho destroy ed by the streams of lava. Bin Bnu.. — Wm. Kaye, bell-founder of Louisville, I* ted States, and that Gen. Destna has order* to warn off 

»*Ung»t»ll r.ir th. OnthoUo CntlicJml in th»t oily, »H ««»!• tonnd lo«dlng,wlih gu»no, threo time, .nd 
nmftndkj'tl). Unvcrnmcnt, for producing an e.rly mI Which, whcnTnUlrtd, will probably b» th. largo.t In tho * h ' ra ' <1 ‘ h, I' to ilnk tlmn Tho rt.ndlng army 

tablUnmcnt of the Empire, wtihonogn ssing mpldiy, and United States It will be six feet high, teu feet In dlnui- to Increased to 8000, and tho National Guard 



Bin Bum.. — Win. Kaye, bell-founder of Louisville, I* 


ennraped bythe Governmen 
tablUiiment of the Empire. 


prmr^md 0 hln 0 ™ 111 b " “ Mto ror ’ «««Pt to » Of 

expeo . l f d *? furnlfl h their- own Brushe*. Tow- send. Kltto. Bnfiftr 


an ImpwUlUt regime Is, apparent, not far distant. The oter at the bottom, and Will weigh 4000 pound* ! 
I Monlteur announce* that the Pre*M|nt would leave Pari* 


on thu lfith nf 8«pt.mbcr.for a tour nkrongh tho Bmithem A No.wroua Oononr.-Olo Bun hop juri arrived In 
Depart tuouts, and Axe* hi* return Tor the 16th of October; nun . , . . _ «y , J; . . „ 

80 that, for a who], month, Paris will have to deplore th. PhUxlriphla from a tour to th. Wert, TO part of Penn- 


waa to bo Inoroaaod to 8000, and tho N 
throughout tho country oallod Into aotlre 
letter add* : 


otlro oorvlco. Tho nnltad olforta to tho wlfaro and‘adv.no™ont U ™ „ An axtonriv. ' . A " B r «Ari» a^. 


eu wini,, iur a wuoin muniu, rarw wiu nave 10 aepiore tne * r * i .. u„, , , ....w iuui nwiamers more 

absence of the Chief of the State. The Constitutional. In where he ha* purchased a large, body of land. ? P” r cna*ed. In Callao a frlgato 1* being 

an article emanating from authority, hint* at a commer- on which he design* to establish a colony of hla country- L,\Z m i J' u!!h * ims ; t ot, ? ( ‘ r T UMo1 " are pro- 

going on bo. ' m ™' ,h * ^ ^ or N “™*^ claHy expected Aff ordera to lirnoi^lf^ 


twoeu the Times, tho great organ of English opinion, and 
the Pari* Monlteur. Beveral exchanges of shot had taken 


Swali.owrd nr a Whale.— T he' whaling bark Sacra- 


place. and when the Humboldt left, tho firing was be- mento, Oapt. Sowlif of Westport, was spoken at *oa, Aug 


Government hn* • purchased n French man-of-war 
stenmer In I alparalso, and ordered four steamers moro 

WisMted wlffmdom iSiS” h7S I tAKKUBK WARE 

nU tl"! proaont mon-or-wurof l’oru nr. atatlonod ’ 1?0 ' flravjerai root, roar 8t. Charloa 

.... °^'**r ar " not prepared m.roiy to nroleet 

the I.oboa Islands, but also tn nit!,,. , I. Protect 


,, n 7,ri.T . l,oln * r »«elv«d to devote our mm. no , IIYMN8 ! , 

"" or S 10 th ” . wol S l ™ 11,11 odvanoomont of onr I’u- An oxtonalvo aaaortmont or 
S''5 * hl undervlgnod oollolt tho patronag. of thoae who of binding,. ’ 

doalre a thorough and nooomptlahod Education 1 


■ough and aooompllahod Kduc 
BEN JAMIN JONES k II. 

BREWSTER A GO 


iptlahod Education. 

JONES k H. W. B0AI.KH. 


H r .. 80IIO0L BOOKN V 

— 1 wonl11 foapootftill, call the 

chanta, toaohor., ami' other, la 


— — ” « w»i enants, toaohera, amTothors In 

CARRIAGE WAREHOUSE, vriwMdMmrtmJgffrfl 


Hotel, and 105 St 


im&i an 


I coming warmer than over, the Monlteur acc"uring' the 22. In latitude 86 50, N. : , longitude 51 20, W„ and rcporto"d dTOI^^ThS'p^SfehliM ‘° Pr ° teCl WfAWW P' 11 - and^rtTaraortm^ntof ° f PUrcll " Mr ' to tholr «*tnn«lT» 

Mnf^»n"^r« KhuVl^'.'lKd’ W wh°on W ^t k rn tZl for o.ah crap, 

own that th. article, h, tho Monlteur thomonrter’a mouth. “ yWa.*W.«Ulwa. tn mu pH»«U«L SdiS P roT ™P'|P r ' They are conatantly receiving free {heir 

,0 pen of the French antoerat, the die- ====g= . romJ ^ wh h !? 0,,B lr ," 1 "l™™™ and veaaol, i„, ' h *? N ™ Y »rk houao, No. 3M Broadway, (tho oldoat Ourl.ro 

X nt thr.l»m.'So."i^ 'SlJZL Burr ran Drcroa.-An Important caoc WM SrAm^an *£»£ ' r ° Ul11 b ° " ,wt r ' M "> lh " Stale.,) ATarlo.v -f 


Times retorting on th. rrvneh Government with afltnna-- P " tJ P w . . ‘ a 

tlohof the entire truth of. its statement, and taunting Mr, Timothy Alien, of Westport, who was knocked over- 


Louis Napoleon with being afraid of giving the truth pub- board while fast to a whale, and when last seen wa* In S«‘i?r5|I| l 6r, J , II J 11 C “ ,, A'» there is a prevalent Idea among provcdtmner thm'bm ‘ ” iowowpricM fnr cash orap- 

Udty; a* it wo* known that the article* In the Monlteur the monster’* mouth. * [ h n ° lX ® n, » 0 t h *r*. to arm privateers, ami So Thoy Rr ° conBtanl ly receiving fro,, fher 


were direct from the pen of the French autocrat, the dis- 


oussiod wa* an Important one. Louis Napoleon had re- 
solved upon preventing the cirrutation of these artloloe 


In France, and had ordered that for the future all Eug- tried, a few day* since, in the Circuit Court of Shenandoah 
Ilsh newspaper* are to be opened at the PoetofllcC} so that county, Va, Tho Rockingham Register state* that about 

anv nbtpetinnAble matter may he Niinnrr.R*P<t i ^ 


any obJeetlonable matter may bo suppressed. , 

A loan of £2,000.000 sterling for tho bank of Constant i- 


•uj buru . nu valuable tt#ortm*nt,ooair ,ll H 

SpoUIngBooW, KlocnUon^Ch 

Rending Book,, AHlh^T 1 ' 

Bictlonnriea, 

Gram more, 

Rhetoric, . /?»>. 
ComporiUon, 

Drawing, Chomlatiy 

Book-Keeping, Botnet 

Geography, 

niatory, t " k b, 

Biography, 


nopla, guaranteed by the Ottoman Government, had been 
brought out on the London Stock Exchange, ahd was 1 
likely to And subscriber*. 


likely to And subscriber*. leg was dreadfully broken, insomuch that 1 

jkas r pp, r fo ; llfc - "°.r u * ht - u,t ^ 

from Victoria to tho 20th ftij. Tho ra|ns so anxiously c,&1 “‘ n 8 «Iamages to tho amount of $10,000. 
desired had set In. and a great increase In the production ,lhe CMe rendered a verdict for tho plaintiff a 
wor?immom!e d ' Th ° rCcdptJ Rt 1>0rt8 PhlUip Md .8ydney the damage* at $9,000. Thi* I* the A rat cast* 

Health of Lowno.v.— Thoro were but P80 deaths in baa ° Ter b ° en trled In and ma y 

London,. during the fourth week in August. This i* said 08 flx * D 8 principle that In ca*o of care 
to be far below tho average. , proprietor* of sUge coaohe* are liable for dam 


NEW YORK CITY MADE QA t RUGBS, 

coumy, va. xno nocaingnam negistcr sUte* that about Ui.riobitv ok Aximalr.— I n conversation with a gentle ® f whlcl1 are ® f entirdy new and ° :g«nal designs ^‘”»nipny, 

a year since a gentleman, while going do**n the Valley, in SI?r^the c^SSSTJj^fl^u 8 ' » CiaMfornla, he Informed Al, °- plftIn ;' r r but oqunlly substantUl vehicles, from, the n o ^uralPhBisopW^ 1 ! 

a stage coach, belonging to Mows. Fariah. Harman & Co., parly had often tri od^ahnht k? V*, 0 antel °P«. II,fi " amo reputab le Eastern manufacturers. rench Grammars, DlcUonarie^Rmdn.*; !^l 

wx. acrlonely Injured by the npaettlng the coach, ill, ^‘tent.on wiU be given , h . co „rl„g and 

leg w„ dreedfully broken, inaonmeh that helem.de. ‘i™- fl-^met a part/ In which thera^ .£ *V 8 offl- " h ^7 P «" tof Curl *8 M ’ to '““^rrompt and «afed.Uvcry 

Cripple for life. He brought eult eg.lo.t the company, g.ttln g , 8 'rimt - f ° “■° m * Greek and Latin Book,, of Cl 

claiming damage, to tho amount of $10,000. Thojuryln world-IwiinhoSyou^ lho PHILADELPHIA SADDLERY AND TBnVK In everv d w BTANDAB I> WORR^ 

the can rendered a verdict for tho plalntlB and aweied 1 troop of an,t.|„p,, P i„d ,W U 8 om™ ‘.p^KdT. VAtPHniK ^ TRDNK TnZTT, * 

the damage, at >9,000. Thla la the flret caar of the kind 5^"" t T , ’ TU ' Il,nl lH ' r " ro «*»SB55 take WAREHOUSE. JjLwonM call tho atteatltmerhkfi,^ 

that haa over been tried In Virginia, and may be regarded taK/efmJSkdl'li.JSr'Sn'H. *ro“ n ?' W1T "1 1 hand- S. ROBB A Oo., ^ ' Mw coUo<ltl11 °f Mlaew.._~ l *| li, l 

as Axing tho principle that In case of carelessness tho having their bump of curiosity 'SSip^'r ree^rmCW 


a... on ^.,vw. Aqin is ine nrat ca*r or the kind «. "l> . i,: 7" tm-y would take 

tPlCd VOW* “" d “* y b “ r ^ rdp " h-rcDl’.r and maXlmr.nUe m^v^mSi' 


1 1 halt, i or wanoa,— Tnore were out BSO death, in — - ~r ~ ~ — ■ .-a.-™, ...u m., u. reganieu xeroplef and made aome antlo mofomenS B ' ROBB * Oo., 

Ijondon.. during the fourth week in Auguet. Thla la aald “ fllln « tho P' locl l' 10 ‘hat in caae of careleaaneaa tho having their bump of curiadty exol^d annmett 0p * A r ». SO Grader .(reel, New Orlema 

to he far below tho averago proprictora of etage coaohea are liable for damage. In caae durily nearer and merer to eeo the row, untIUhe. Theaubacriboralnvlto Plantcraand Dchtera in SaddI, ' 

°t 'njory to tho paa aengere. ** Pl ^»' ' - «-« «•**?*. 

favorable than of late. The darnago to th# potato cro? Tiir Cwr or Du An . . , . troublo In alluring tbeni *to^ wltfiTn SS^ft£f d i m, l« h Th °y a ™ constantly receiving Goods from the Ma 

aopoars to bo much less than was contemplated. ThS .T**- "J ^ «0™pondant.||i Waah American rifle. [Scientific America? g f th ^ 0 doad, y factory in Philadelphia, and direct from England and 

to aad !” g >L^^:! h :^. t,ra0 , re8un ** the investigation prepared to offer liberal Inducements to 


dl bands aro burily employed at harvest work. Tho late In tho oase of Dr. Gardiner has been in progrogs sometime n . n, Their atonb’ in i ucuer ana wot# FAPBUft - 

rttL'irntSi; ^„ltL‘r M, d° r r C r" mUt,!0 ° r Ze ™ : TbP X oompriaed^fouo^” ‘" ,r86 “ n<1 We “ “"° rtCd ’“ d " 

•• “ • llln tt nl tt 1I t t* conducted nriv.leiv - Prinnklo, of Phll.'delphlm nwlonid th? ®°°.^ Saddle*. Bridle. • tho loweat cwh price,. 


Theaubacriboralnvlto Plantcraand DoHlera in Saddlery, 
eto.. to call and examlno their stock. 

They are conatantly receiving Good, from the Menu 
factory In Philadelphia, and direct from England, and arc 
prepared to offer liberal Inducement, to purchaaora. 


received aa aoon aa leaned from the P»T“ ,, **1 
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN 1 

A large and valuable atock « I^S, 1 
Amorlcan Stationery, all frert, >n A Jr~ [ *<** 
lrp I ll,l ”S ueually kept In a Plallonm 
I Letter and Note PAPKiio 




Th# BaUlnasloe Star has the follow Ini 


niaa^hatl'fDrSrCr^n^ ‘S^KSji 


Saddle,. Bridle, and Martingale, in great variety ' AnV ord™ fo™ a . 


and plough i7ra:rcc: ’rrr rta ' 

and Blind Bridle, , Tra„. 1 ‘. mCT to ' “ “>• antaerlber la eraulTV' ' 




“ In oata there will bo an abundant yield j even though flucccMfu,1 7 Iq mining, tho dntlea due to, the Mexican gov- 
lodged' very mueh, the damage la not considerable. The Moment ehonld have paaaod through the hand, of Senoi 


J n Jr “i J, '! P8,lt f " h V“ fotrllmtod a eplendld collection of aD J Il " n ' 1 Urldl0 ' 1 1 Tm <’.« Glielna ; Medical Bage ■ Saddlery t0 ’ “ , lral * lrll >M <• c«4fc* b 

- FlSeulter,hK rCd l Wblrb w "* G'rtn a pajrtdf the Nnrdwere ; Leal her of all description, : Co^hFnroltS S"! ' 

p and Trimming, ; Trunk Trlidminga ; Saddhanb Owmh and ^^Z^*!**** 


hay wm,u«rm7re iS.n~.7 amrd^dlnn of pro^ | TZIZ "t",rt"no d,',:,:! I V ^ „ w S^dlera, Ofoh „d 

duco; at present there Is groat difficulty in ekving It, but were ever nald hv T>r n f» ! d . , Yo ^Now Jersey, Masaachusetts, Rhode Island M.^v Trunkmakors’ Tools; Oil, Varnish; India Rubber and 

the callow meadows aro seriously Injured. Po EL!l I Wcn eTer pa,d b y Dr. Gardiner ^on tho proceeds of mining | land Virginia Delaware. Iowa, Kentucky. Goonria a 7d Prttcnt fetched Leather Gin and Mill Bands- In.lla 

j District of Columbia. 0 ’ m ,, ..... _ * A^u,,, 


the callow meadows arq seriously Injured. Potatoes are WLr ° 6T8r paia by Dr ‘ aard,nor on 11,0 proceeds of mining 
coming Into our markot aa floe aa wohavo overaeen thorn 0 P cr * lloml It la atlll further declared, that the location 


5ERV\ . 
- DrifAi 


Mdl P * 0 fi 1 * S “ n *’ rllly d'hlf 11 that tho dlaenae la not ox- of the ailvor mine, aa stated by Dr. Qardlner, ia In a dla- — 

The°fieath Herald haa tho following: trlct of country In which the witnoea dlaavowa theknowl- B lias boon obsorvcil that turtles cross the 

" Harvest work progreaaea In thla district with a ranldl- dg * ° n tb ° part ° f tb ” Mo,lola xuthorltlca, that a Oliver “ JJ 1 ? ni 7 °[ Honduraa to tho Oryman Ilea. 

tv IHffh ■* *« havn aaldnin mlli,..eoa.l A _ i . .* . mine OTftr PvUtftil Minna Thnam.m. A a. aMlIUaiCa. a UlStaUCO Of 4f>0 Illiloii wlfh nn ...... 


^ amot b » 


Rubber Goods; Traveling and Pocking Trunk, ; Loathe 

•“^o^Travritng Bsg>i Tlltal| <to _ cl0 ; eto 


JOHN lUA 




tv 8 Publlaber andBookatUer.Mj^ 

010. CLKVKLAan. "wimcLaTtraam ,7a 
CLEVELAND, BHOTUEBikOO. 
OommUalon Merchant., 21 Commercial 




5C 


^EjSC 


h7v lm ,?m l S g » “.i. b0 M “°“ oen or^narragan. 

to carry destruction Lraomo ! ,a T c little doubt but that thu aupply will doublo tlmt of . ... - „ 

_ .b.oTZroport.d.hJoK ra^’^r^r^ZI 

^dlTu'jsa’r 0 ^’ 7^5^ “r'T 0 *- brought 11 ,uit tm diToree 

moro tl?R no doubt is entertained that we shall have a sufficient ga Mt her huBband - In tho oouno of tho evidence it 
luan uo * supply. The progress of disease anpears to have been WM pr0Tcd that on two Afferent occasions tho wife h<ul 
— t a » n j t “° m P loom y »ntloipations of a total fnilure *««» staked and tost at cards, and the kev of her room 

and I a "holSf^ on d t weT. L .n7 tbe^vlru, CSifi® *£t S*" d ' d °, TCP to tbe ' Ia escaped 

Ofalxtaon hours, a hnaty dtjcuntr wne a welcome I KSH* 1 ■"Sf F° aJ mllted tkat eome patches aro ’ 7 J um P ln ff out of tho window, and In tho other tho win- 

''* , 2 g . 1 J" 1» Gllaemploymtnt | Fo^nolfuud JdranleT.M™^ Nmrccly n tainted ‘ ’ ““"h to he dangerona. The 


Jemalea a dlaUno'e of 4w ml!™wfth w 7e“X'^ Mesopotamia Female Seminary: , mb!lon MtTcba *‘ 1 *' 21 «<»»ahM& l ,| 

rior to the chart and compass of human skill for It la EUTAW. GREENE CO ALAIIAM A onn "‘ 

weather, have nteei lo^MUroli^y^i'nMi’of rt| h, | ,T Th “ F “ U Sp ” l " n 0f tblaVn'atltutlon wlU open on tho 11 UHARD"NUUMT*Wr 

— . awimm'ng. The object of llnlFyoraoe. Fl ™t MondayofSeptember. Youpg ladle, from a distance Cotton Factor, and CommWon 

A Wire Staixii AT Casdi— A recent French n.ruw birds, ia forlaylng egga on a spot peculiarly favorable tre rwimated to make application for entrance aa earlv aa it"-. Caro ml olet atreet. New Orleaoi, 

porta that a eaao waa brought before th* correctional , Tho papers announce the doath of J P Nnr co "' enl " nt WRIGHT, UHLUAMBAm 

ton, Profeeaor or Agricultural Chemistry In Yale Collrao" T b* accommodation, of the School are such aa to afford Oommlaelon Morckanta, No. 93 QralW kaa I. 

Book of Uie it ° f tb0 Am, ‘ rll '“ u edition of SU/pheS tb ” bt ''‘ of faclliUl '« !ar acquiring a thorough and accom- l«"na. 

uihik oi me j-arm. nllshed EiliinaMnn n. ina.n„. i . ... 


WRIGHT, WILLIAM*®: 


itF’-.T" 0 ' Agricultural Chemistry In Yale Coll, we . accommod, 'tloni of the School are such aa to afford Oommlaalon Merchant,, No. 93 Orarlar Xa. r. 
Book “ tile Fan,? of tho Anl ' rlcllu "dUlon of Stephen,’' lb " bt ' n of fa ? lu “ M tar xequlrlng a thorough and accom- >«< a «- 


, , pUabed Education. Tho location is one of tho moat oiigi. 

g^T“ !b ,Sff. HILF-Wf ann.ip.tlon. of * total failure -md h,t ,u rani., and the key of her room |t,7.m *‘“8° coach ’ not famous for Wo In the whole South. Whether It regard, the retired 

wi l e l n h fc bWdt^t WOWandthevlra, S*7iid*X ba-ded over to th, winner, ! In tho ilrat caae she escaped |,' {£“ Cm t A beauty of the Immediate site, tho aalubrlty of tho atmoa- 

wwsa wriSomw I lU A lf - w ** UBt !t muKt bo admitted that Borne patcheKS# by jump,n « out of tho window, and in tho othor the win- observe all tho other coache* go by it ” R g - t , ‘ for 1 phore • the ex ®e»®aco of the water, or the moraU, intcUi- 

WCIOUIUV I mlllnr txflrilv nff.inlml In awanv. , r . . now v... 4.. ..... . n _ ivaanava, and . 1 . . .. 



FRANCE. 

Genoral Ilaynau is still in Paris, On the 29th ult ho 


ner waa too much intoxicated to be dangerona. The A French officer, quarreling with n g«,lee . fUT’’ ““I n "‘"' U of tbo " ur ™dU.llng community, 

oourt granted an act of oepamtlon, but rofnacd to dlvorco Poached him with hla oountry'a vice of fWhtlo Jon .’na. . ‘ ° rtmaln " lo ^ desired. Three or . more Teachora are 

the parties. aide for monrp, “ while we Frenchmen," aaTd Uo M fJ constantly associated with tho Principal In the business 

of lnatnictlon, tho marked featuraanf which are thoronch- 


dhted-witb* large paat^at-4hwbouaonfx-g^i^p'rtxira“^- A vr-.yrr’v - t n":_ — “|-fw tiatVe : feDat-'wfinLrn , ''t l t -* lP ° wlM '- ;i - e1r ‘ ,r 7 »■>. Jlghla 'uatrucuon, me nurked featurranf which are thorough- 
There were lovcral French ofllcera and ot^r meraona of i A blguaa PjAW ^ IOT ‘*“At Matcrtown.Maas., on thollth j „ . ncaa and honoety. The pupily enjoy tho benefits of Leo 

pl«U nctl oo preaen t. “ml , |n the courao of the evening one I „ ’ K ' 1 urt ' r ’ of tb ” 0lmlj,| d«» Uxttlo Fair Hotel, and | A thought you told us that your woods waB Aurc ’' Apparatus, and ouch' other accessories 

ho g m£ ^Mdm.ra?. 0 n bUnU ” g , 1 . tramped It fnr threo desirable. 

i *° Za issst For f ' ,ru,c, pariicub,re " ppiyt ° 


rclapllmenta to General Hay- Samu1,1 Kr,l 8ht», of tho Wateon House, were brought l>e- 
ahl.' Zt m7raiyto h“ “own's^roM^.'but To'ro' 1 ™ 'Complaint for seUiog liquor. Quit. 

Europe In ffenerdl, alluded delicately to t&e’ report which * enauod ’ ,n wldch the Justice was insulted, and some 

’^“Wted against him on the subject of the 111- ? the Government wltneeaea compelled to floe for aafety. Tho French steam lino-of-battln shin Nannl™ I 
treatment of a femrio, General Ha, nan repUcd a. fot- A ““«™« ttWhMdaon, said to be employed as an Utelj -wont, by aid of her enghj ^lono® & .SK'hilf I 

"I bad intonded to leave to history the task of doloo ^ orm ” rb ^ the ‘'"P™ 10 ' P^Pl®. draw a knlfa and pis- k i ‘° ljl hoar. The Napoleon is the moat 

tor airing mf ‘ u',’^ th^m h7m‘f"i ea^rcoo^eTd 

vnnnnns nnri tin no. i a_ ... ... 


For further partlcuiara apply to 

A. WINCHBLL, 

June, 1852, Prinolpal and Proprietor. 

A PARTNER* WANTED 

IN A 8UOAR PLANTATION. 



DR. GREliajuy, 


It la quite true that a female waaHogged.^Th'e'cou? weapons, and ho waa requlrad to givo ball for triad. WKM 

* *oim ^ hrweb ofpKuieer S SSftSrS^SSSSSS 

3t3| FSSS325& SHLpH»SSii SSSS™£SeI -rt~"£=ts 

aaggf^ 1 ■*-— »-«» aaaSjsw-StSSSBS s»7^r- 

half of tho servants also with the land, provided a larger *• 1 wa l u »v. um m 

„ amount could bo i»ld In cash For lurtber parUculars. A. J. WRIGHT * 00„ 1 


guos, two months' provisions and one months vrafawhH \,| A ?“ i ! ar plla ter of Louisiana, who owns a large Sugar Office— Jackson street, botwaaa tbs latM-hoean 
™?.?r-?. n i”!. bnaj ™lmen,.nd lt. ,tS o7 fuci e? "f NowoSTnx,^5d Tchoupitouta. street " 


ceeds one thousand (on*. 


Also to tho con t em7lated*NewOrTeana7ndlhwlousA^Rull 0 B 

road-aituated in a ffno neighborhood -enriral^TjSri Rc ' w «noo-Corner of Jackson aadVafUiae 
from Inundation, and with open land enough to cmDlov Ayotlo. 


ecntlog him droaaed up, and, with her entire honschoid poaiponeu. th 

wens through tho farce of iotermont, with the moat out- excitement and confusion. 


ragooua Insults to tbo illustrious personage. Tho oantaln 
ohTef d’aaeadron, who was in tho place, hearing of the 

ft fill I r nrmbin.l lho Pnnnl.imi nn ,1 . . V. k IV 


CHITTENDEN L DAXERON, 


affair. arrested the CounU-ss, andorderod lierto be ffi 


VZiSSi w 0 h.‘r? r H O L a ate ^btby t h#.t«uner Niagara 


Foncinit News hy the NiAOAnA.- 
icrha* tho following telegraphic i 


mon hrnmeur comm* tniUlair , ,) which I hold^red that * ^ g&ni : 

when this occurred I wa* at a distance of *lxtyioajrue* TMK WKAT,,ca A * D THE Caors.— The weather ha* been 


“^^efurthmexpl. nation,, Gen. H.ynau oUorvod MAIIION, pkrkv county, Alabama. - .n^o^lK“ctrS , tU°rj»7;?th^R^ hTl ^ 

tu thela^tea napok.n <rfai,a aev.ro arifharah R " 0I -A , l D .-Tbe h»rTeet la progremlng aatlafactorily. Faculty. Christian Advocate, will pljisJro ?ipy th e‘^vo °UlT th^ „ . R. M. ELLW * 00, 

h u : L,^ l r' l,p Bouth ckou “ " fop •* Md forwird “ on Mcrch ““’ NonomlBtod 

Sovereign, and jt twa him to Jt" wU^lMrgv'iJtho ^lio Fiahery excitement la now over. Mr! viJi'aa^ P^^SDra^n, 0 *.^? 1 ?; PPryc, FBHAYB REOUIaAR DRY OOOPS 

. ol “« a la whlcht^C . RaaKC K— -Louis Napoleon la about to publish a pamph- t"*> »f the French 'a.”«“m.n SSSSJJ? 4 .. 1 ^BBBSAYB 


^i/ter some further explanation*, Gen. Haynau observed 
hat ho had been «poken of anTSyero arid harahl Tan 


inat no nad boon *poken of oa a severe arid harsh man 
U# would admit, h» sold, that he hod shown eeverity but 
H waa In the conscientious performance of his duty. He I Liverpool, 
wa* at the head of brave troops, afdontly devoted to their 
Sovereign, and It became him to act with enerirv a* thn 
beat mean* of bringing to a close a war in which they had 
BO manv difflcultlnH to nontdimt nllh •• T 1 J.. . U 


ao many difficulties to contend with 
added, “ a* the greatest *courge th 
hnmanltv, and oomdder that a sever 
hasten tho triumph of one of tbo 


Tho Fiahery excitement is now over. 

Fiunce. — L onl* Napoleon 1* about to publish a pamnh- 

f In nliLli k« —111 J.4— a a i .. * * 


offleo for payment. 

PRIZE ESSAYS 


Gorman Languages, and In'- ON DUTIES • OF MASTERS TO SERVANTS. 


U can uo practiced Ho I -^ruoieni na* announced to French merchant* ,Mu*io. This little wor 

^r’^f 0en *t oughta ? alaB t tbat,fc not Protect them against the conflcrmencea Ilr * M,tcx ' A Ulaiike, Matron and Nurse .i.k ' ” • — ~ 

Italy.— T ho French troops aro not to bo withdrawn I ’ riDcl >' al rc -" il1 ™ ln tie bnlming, and wllh m uj- ?? l'ublbhed In Clmrloatnn, 8. 0,, by Southern BaotlatPnh. 
from Rome. 


By Rev. H. N..McTyeir®, of Now Orleans; Rev. 0. F. 
Sturges, of Alabama ; Rev. A. T. Holme*, of Georgia. 
Till* little work wa* published a year since, and ha* 


REGULAR DRY OOOPS 

JOSEPH H. PALMER k 00., 
Importers and Wholesale Dealer* in ! 
street, New Orleans. 


' every master. ' Price, 


EktnTUEjrsruu. 

54 DUNLAP, U 

GAMP 8TUEET, NEW 0RLU1I, 
Has on hand a good aaaortmant of W All k ^ 


Hi 


TJlWInTandwIffihU^y^i „ J’ ub * bblil * Gharloaton, 8. C., by Southern Baptist Pub- ^|» u « ^ tta.whlch will be .oldoatta^i. 

J, auperlntouds the Bumding ‘l" h ‘ a 8 Society. For aul. in New Orlean. by hi. terms. Purchaser, are r.apectfutUtat*** 

• u,u « — ' and examine. • . r Y, ’- &l 


Oiacaaaia.— Three vUUgo. have been burned hw th. tta’dSte «f BALL, 60 GraHor .tract, 

tuariana. n MBD IOAL NOTIOE. 

Howio KiLLAnALUUAToa.— TheBootonroetglreaan SeiWiiMy.&IgSoUy'iSar^dr^Jk^ " U ° llT “ ln t* 1 ” ? R .. b ' PIER0E| of Oolumbua, Georgia, reapeotfniiy 

w ‘r *" «»'""■ In the Brltiah Army of and hat/ta oftliem? ll( ilrit^dwhU n' pall ’ tbBatt “ n ‘ lon af Wiyeiolana, Druggl.ta.nd dealers in 

ndla killed an alligator, and think. It may have aug tlm r’ ar “ oinatantly ex«elied^ undw ? a Xlranm ' d ‘ C " I ' ! 

'Mlmlllm xnllal. Ull al. - 3 . . ® flYStOUl Of rOlTUlatlmm r..a.,.„.l a . ”UOle*Ome C'DDlMr'lC' DVipn A nm.xiTv 



b ‘"^ a «2-I.Mh?Se^^ , ot ,, tS? 


1.7 L, n . ,7 * n oraocr ln th0 Brltiah Army of and habit, or the pupil, lld.ig under h7 charg. .. .n 

India killed an alligator, and think, it may have aug tta , M ’ ‘hay are constantly cxeFolaed under uXleaomi 
geatod the voltaic battery in ths captura of a whale. Tho 7itv° Joonm^vJd' r"’ r 7 P u Ctl “ 8 u '' al, "' M ' “vdor, punnt u. 
alligator had established himaelf close to a La thi ^^SKJ!!2S» 

disgust and terror of the neighboring nonulation. The of homo and family are not applIuuo ‘' fl 


m*lr« .nntt.aw J - *4 XV . w~«, aj.itbcu . . — ..va. uum LU II lOTU, lO IUU UUU VlgOrOUS UDVOlO] 

Tho Secro^^f Nar U y^nd°t^e n p^H^ ni . 10 ^ 1)0 tru ‘‘- and terror of Urn neighboring population. The of homo and family 1 

here to ftooftw with the OoJimMr^ JL 0 , 1 ^ . n . ot ofBcet " owed up eIr Pounds of gunpowder In the stomach ^perpetuated “ui 


“gurj;?v lh j»r;: l, ; p *?\“ rd ” r ' a “"" ; '"’ E1!1>ING ’ S extractqf buchu. 

pmeit to y, dh.Sr TW t|S£ ThU exeeUent remedy for Ml diseases of , th. kidney, 

i a rt'r“," t , r n“ , ''V d by ‘ W ‘ arra ''*em“ n” laJ urinary organ, geucraliy; also, all Dyapeptio case. 


lodoru at thu rime shieh ti7 -g -■ xunpowaerin the stomach - a;; [Ajj ' "■oruinary sums, amt duraUou, ia owned and earefullv 

p no very etrikiug proofu of a nice fresh kid, with which ho went trolling for the da™tho“KfB , sXmtir y i852 w t°„r“ e r . ou Thur '- L prcp r d l,j lbo ^ i. Zi oL. c SuS 

■7m7,Sra.‘*^ 0UttOb « l,. .n :’ . L? B “ f0PPlk0 ' « a 'l-8 bolted ugreed- 3Si. during tho g nP.wI.dgo aa a remedy to ho reUed on. He la .uxlou. to 

n.™ been sent to Hj. ‘ho brute sunk tn the bottom to enjoy Its digestion at ‘ranee. No deduction will bo made l.m hi introduce It Into tho great Woaten. in.rw.i aii_ 


.nek . as TpTVMrtrh^n^ 

It waa wjwllh blood Dlaoororlng a J^!al b ,0U . nd S”! 001 ' 8 “ moof George Law, i 
by, he lit It, and iookirm under ILe fJr ?°„ a ,l“' lnd voolpiouta of thei 

nf hla wtu« 4^»k ll! al* naer tne oou. Haw tho without the chnirw iiun<ni..ra n 


^..hr othe r; WIU. hu^t cut ftL: ear 

Humetlv jHeless. Fastening the door immodlately. 
to load a revolver which ho had. hut ‘ ‘ Y 


’ of ordinary kinds, and duration, i* owned and carefully 
iionco ou Thur*- prepared by tho subscriber, and 1* offered on his Medical 


mm 


nU nrty fur war purposes— and A w.,, 

gjOf every thing uece*8ary to naval armament ^ 
•tore*. mu*kets, aword*, pistols, ammunition 


Jr, A> '7 * i ^* v 


weut before a Justice 
L.,. •.* 7f' ®ud surrendered him*elf ud 

totoAer an examination of the cose, the Justice releueed 


torn plecce aeatlng hither and thither in tho eddy. The *k“l««ome cxeraiso. “ ’ Like fjuquent and Goorgla,wiu bo duly attended to.’ Cash*'*! rofer^oee 

alUgator.Ufe mid hi. dinner wor. ffniahed together. ' «« oontTOWably <> a Pvotod. Reapeetfully advertised. * °** 

Bad Eraser or B ^Z=S„ ^ 


I hie dinner were ffniahed together. 


Bad ErascT or Briair Rargiaua.— Mrs. Catherine Mila- officer weekly UkraThargoof'thefr o?oth| r ng P 'l A p f 6 *‘*’ r 
ham, a widow lady of Cincinnati, and the mother of Ove 7 B | dlt '° n ’“ ,ld “™T Saturday m^ffin^Wam “ 
chUdreu. wa* taWon fn 4ivra . a _ . . plain sewing and nvconanrv mu.i.a lu _ 0| u *u 


t —i 

BOOT AND SHOE STOReT 


rapping do uiioiia. It ap|*ara that another female had faithful ahowiug of thu ecMaJhlp »nd jruJ. C ,Lt r .'. a , Shoes and boots, of every variety ' ’ 


the rappinge, and heldfna she waaled to auppoee. frequent . Vlaltora .are not received by pupil, exeent with ...niui 
interviews with her huaband, until Anally she became “!?i? d “° t 1 ™— , tb “ *’ r . ll ‘ c IP 1 l f rom patron*.' ai ^t*ble 


— — v • a AAAAUA 1 J OUO Ut-Ottinu Tim ll.u.ln .1 - ---v.^w. tauiu umrong, 

deranged. Tho Commercial eaya that among her other every cSfeS h ¥S„T UI “ ‘“ forma “““ voapectlng 
mental vagarieB, .he Imagine, the aptrit of her huaband Ohureh an^Bunday Schwfin 8abbath q “ rC4 *° “ UpIld 


place to, hla, and that If she could discover hla mortal ^ i .a J latron ’ "’hen articles are to 

remain, .he would, be enabled to endow them with p'uK^hoX^^ 

by returning to him the aoul which, though properly hla, pundltur.; will bo o ohteouSl. ‘rirSSi Should ' « ifi"? e f ’ I 
now animate, her. end aupply the want, „f p U p| la aa far L le n.jH u '” 1 " 

Dental oneratloo. win “ praoticablo. 


on uia movement*. The numerous 
French, Italian and Hungarian exllea, now in London, it 




<jALVAs i aii ta Actiima.— P erhape in no disease ia galvan I •»**, look wlti m^ '^ffd.uce^ to^Znlo ^ A “' 

trinof greater raluu than in oases of aatliimT 4 *!^? Saio?— Kossuth, whose speeches in the United Spates aoraed^ut 

to keep kings and princes on their guard against every at- fe* A" '“"‘i »"h decided iLpUbUlty^w auoerli‘.“ 
tempt at revolution. 


r™ w“ ct „ rH “ Uholssa IS Euaors — The uoeounta 
1™“ yraaw, Pound, aro of the moat diatreaelog Chirac 
?“i^ ra .5V thura with unprecedented 


& 



pretended to have communication with the other world •’“J 11 *; 

And Mina mi 4 If— 11 I . ... ' l’UD 


soholarehlp and deportment of I 


r every variety. 


Customer* arid stranger* faithfully *crved with good 


L 4 i£d,[n“ ^ay a n?glu U4 J ,d00dPB ^ F ^ 0 ^ fl ^^ d * y '^ 0Pd ^ g<P ^ d * gad,aP ' 

thu rKDIliuiFi:. ami ll4lM*«M at... 4 , Dial 4 raw. A — . . ... . .. - 



husband, in heavan. 8bc became Intenaeiy Inmrertc~ln I fEtudiot 117 <uuuiMiment to SSSf™i l fiS I MR. JAMES WRIGHT 

tharappings, and h#ld*a*ahe was led to suppose, frequent . ywtors aro not received by punll* eionrit »uh ‘ N. Ii.— Please rememhpi- *w t ,i n „ Having fbr prirato reason* which **Q 

Interview* with her huaband, until finally she became '“L d PriiJln 1 . 0 , lb " ^r f’*‘L rt Wlth ' UU * bl “ I Therofore ca^ulTrhlTw^ 1 ' d ° ° PC “ “ “"“““ pd Ouring th. 

deranged. The Commereial aaya that among hoc other every comumonden? h °PneuI t “ “ '“ rorma t |o n roapecting fe 0 JO _ ‘be firm of James Wright & Bon, we bate a* 

mental vagarieB, she imagine, the aptrit of her huaband Church and Bunday Bchoo/on .“Al,'li.,lh JU rCd 10 a t tt;utl " A aura of aunounoing that ha become, thl* *1 

ocauploa her body, that her own has departed to give No account, will be opened in Marion but win, n. ®" PAHNnSTOOK’S gn BMIp nrim la °“v houao, and aoUclia tho lnlMeattdU* 01 ^ 
place to, hla, and that if she could discover his 'mortal " f J 1 * 1 ™.: When Jriel j Tfio Bafe.t and Moat Vfv.iraM.A. ’ loraor patron*. "L* 


* N. B.-Pleaae remember that I do not open on Sunday 

Thereforo call during the week. 
f,l<l JO 0 


Tfio Safest and Moat Effective 

ItEJUEOS' i'OIt H'OH.WS, 


To THE Rkaukr.— A midst the profusion of no*truma and 
patent humbugs, of thenreent day, the StSSSESf fi 


— mi l* i Dental operation* will uot be performed P ls!t h-®’ , , P dV 1 hdmbu B 8 * of the J>reient day; the p 

contrary, th* little knowTed’ g 7^ h^h^Tf ,2° J^^H.-ito^uth, at last accounts, was living in a P®™^® ^om patron*. POT ° m#d bdt ^ 8pccIaI X t0 & na ^ m tho l pichaw and" w ! 'when 

pSSSJsss Lsss 

7 P 1 d * Jnm to keep a *harp aye on hi* movement*. Tho numerous ®lu°e it* orgauixatlon.^ud arranwmont^J h"f g Ud f a Man y ® Lelnle** child haa Wn ui.i it. etreet, Now Orlean*. 


«yi the public should b< New i 

nirchaae and use, when 

ia a -notorious fact that OUI,-A *' 


former patron*. • L 

To correct a general uiisapprehewlco, K»“ 
state that he lm* uo interest in any oth« . . 
JAMBS WRIGHT. ' 

New Orleans, Deo. 1, 1881. 


s BSSSiSSSs 


a not suspected — - inwn h 

!M , Sa*BS*S SKI# “>» f»™, when 


feassisriS 

As to rutes of Board aud Tuition Xiiv — m _ 

Hoard, Tuition and incidental f^a nf . -JL 111 .^ tho 
Uie whole yearln theeollrglj JoourJ: ffSv^K , b “ d . y _ for 


iow.t“ S"treL™g pu^ t *Th. d PrinXgMnfnrn™ fe^ l ** ^nMiad by 
One -half tb. Boaid anTl T„m‘ - .‘ lg . bta ’“fJ low. 


One-haif th. Boafdaid rSumTiX. , 1 T. 10 *- 


PiokeniviU,, Al., Fomrie iuimuU " 
R. BRADSHAW, A. M, Pa.acir.L. 


dxy, Gie *4th of ^^SS^^“ ada “ M “- 
neoumary tuforuiaUou can be badly p°l^ ZfiX?Sl 


uoeuaithyapplyi 
„ J. M, UKUJ 
I realdentU u 


•a*S»-a*«r?fc4V*« 




W . m . NOTIOE. 

„ W “ l 1 *” T “ ‘ aaaoolated with ua lu the Factorage, 
ommHriou and Forwarding buelnraa, JOHN B. 0AM- 
1 * U of N- Louis, aud will continue th. biul- 
nmeaunderthapame , nd WATERS, CAMDEN 

- ilf riHFOot/iiUy joUoU.the patronag* rnf nqr old Mends 
•VMl Wms public generally 4u twhadf of onr, near tatp. 

, i . WATERED OO. 




street, Now Orlean*. ' — -r 

MOSES OIIEENW00B » ®- 
OommiBslou and Forwarding Merchants* Nf m ^ 
•trout. _ -n , j,;. ' j' y>jT ' ' " 

- — u jXORBOH » % E— i 

Dealers lu Flno Fwhionable fitothlng, 

(next door to Wan ter*’ Hotel,) New OtUm 
Youth*’ Clothing, Gent.’* Under 
Trunks, Carpet Buga, and a E® 0#r>1 

Clothing, always on hand sad j 

the lowost market 


B. F. SMITH, DBNTIWj . 
Ha* returned, aud i* devoUug him^ 
pruotloe of his profession. 

Offleo at tho corner of fit. Charles itiW* 


The New Orleans OhriiUw 

Is issued weekly, at Two Dollars and » «■“ 

No subscription tukeu for less thw 
aoribew will be understood •- wiling » 
it is expressly stated otherwise. , L 
The Itinerant Minister* and 
Bjilscopat Church, South, V®i aU k# 1 

agent* of tho New Orleaus Christian 


payment* may bo made. • 

All communications, whetlier of W> Ayp 
•inlill.auMim unlnoE raiiiittlUK money «r 


publication, uuloas remittlug toW*7 f 
the amouut of teu dollar*, must bo i j,- 

No obituary notice will U 


within two months of the death p f jl 

Communications must be addro***® 

M^hrgiuK, Now OrleaiM. .jsflrfj 

Communication* involving t*^***^7._ 
account* of revivaUi religious ^ ^ 

biographies, etc., must bo accowpamre - 


M footured by the *ub*oriUra. of wlUi 
tk. CO. “» ut| y ou baud an assortment of 
& 2 JJS Nn^veyar'* Composse*. (p 

ZZtt ro urdra*°' Uc “* “ uom 

SWl i aSSSSBWUt 

Wert Troy, Albany county, JL V., 185L *’• j nr wbleb mut be pra-paid, InanlarMf 












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PliHithi'i/t Committee 1 w.^roloTv! 11, 

of L^inmi Conference, ( it. 11 . itiVKlts, ». „. 

"volume TiTnI) mber 


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VO LUME II. Nlj; 

5= AUTUMN hymn. 

Ujfnm the thrmon «T Mumltr, ( v i/.i Rev. Ifillo'n 
Xt0^ J Hunter. 

, loudest thou thine autumn, Lord ! 

., #fi inking southward at thy word, 

Tie sun withdraws his rays: 

], doaty veils conceals his light, 
ijd with a waning, feeble light, 
jfetes out tho stinted days. 

flie milder season now is gone ; 

Ud fiercer idasts come hurrying on, 

Through bleak denuded -vales : , 

Th» latest llowors their heads must how, 
for autumn's colder breathings now 
Sweep o'er the hills and dales. 

Jjow hbayy mists around us riso : 

Koi harvest-blessings greet our eyes, 

0 trail tho" wide-spread plain : 

'Ho* arc the lovely fields laid waste ! 
jad nature, Worn with toil, makes haste 
Her winter rest to gain. 

The fowls that lly tho frosts sovoro, 
fttmoro congenial climates steer, 
far over land and flood : 

■■ftou dost Conduit their flitting hosts, 
indpoinUhe path to destined coasts, 

And sate with needful food. 

No harshness of the icy north 
Drives us, migrating wanderers, forth, 

Prom our warm dwellings torn : 

Horo dost thou still our food prepare. 

Aad wo expect thy guardian care 
Screwed each winter morn. 

tfo own thy hand from day to day, 

Aj boisterous winds around us play, 

And winter rudely roars ^ 

For thy good providence ordains, 

Hat earth both man und beast sustains, 

With summer-garnered stores. 

Oh! thou that Bcrecn'st the weak from harms, 
And round tho poor dost throw tliino arms, 
Almighty Helper, thou! 

Support us, aa our strength decays, 

And let us in our wintry days 
Still share tby dove, as now. 

With life-long blessings wilt thou bless, 

IT we with pious carefulness 
To «ek thy grace 'engage : . 

And ho that does his works in truth, 

11/1 ne’er havo onUso to eurso his youth, 

1 In his declining age. 

[Pittsburgh C. Adv. 

THE POPE AND THE BIBLE. 


W» tako tho following from th'e Belfast 
fws-Lottcr, of August 27. Bosidos its spirit 
ai pungency, it condenses mueli valuable 
tl reliable information. [Eli. - 
FATHER C.AVAZ7I IN l.t.EDS. 

'his renowned padre, whose burning do- 
qrace and uneompierablo lo.vc of liberty 
nde him bo intensely popular amongst the 
paiots of Italy, in their glorious, but unsuc- 
ceiful, struggle for freedom, in 1848, hns Vis- 
its Leeds, and delivered three lectures, in 
tho hall of tho Stock Exchange, Albion 
tired. ' 

The looturo' on Monday night was on " Thd 
Pipe and tho Bible,'' and occupied nearly 
tw hours— fifty minutes In Italian and sixty- 
fire minutes in English, tho difference, no 
doubt, arising from tho comparative delibe- 
ration with which tho English was spoken. 
7he hall was well filled by.tlio highly respec- 
table of both Sexes. 

Father Gavazzi, shortly after 8 o'clock, en- 
tered the Hqll, amidst loud applause, and. 
look his soat alone upon tho platform. v Whilst 
fitting, ho said, in English, “ 1 shall prove, 
My, that tho Popes have prohibited tho 
ible; secondly, that tlao Popes have altered 
tho Bible ; thirdly, that the l’opos havo sub- 
fithited the word of man for tho Word of 
wd." Ho thon rose nnddolivorod his Jeeturo 
“Italian, many of tho passages, us wu.liavo 
•koady said, being warmly applauded. At 
close of the Italian lecture, lie proceeded 

recapitulate Iub arguments in English, lie 
Jwwienced by saying-— My friends, 1 usk for 
•hat groat patience und great kindness ii> my 
toppert because I am very now flu your di'lli- 
* * English, and to express ipysolf fluently 
“pen this eubjeot, 1 should find it u matter of 
^ry great, difficulty. Light and darkness, 
and Satan, tho Pope and tho Bible, can 

^ go together. Tho Pope lmu absolutely 

Pto ibitod tho Bibio, and thin tsta turnout ia not 
tooxagger tt tion. No ; but tho Koiniah prwBts, 
ysometimoH it ia uutruo that the Pope ban 
th er it Pr0llibited tho BiblQ— others sUy that- 
in H, 01110,1 Cttthplica uau fund tho Bible, oven 
ttz own tongue. Very \yoll ; but I rnain- 

' hil't i ° 0 ^ rar F' " lat the Popes liuve pro- 

7 absolutely the Bible, and tho, more so; 
au ) vernacular tongue. 1 refer to history, 

monta?. 11 ? 1 Lu dcnicd ljy My duuu ' 

Hi “ ltu m the decrees of l’opo Innocent 

cnnLu , tber .M'aldonsos, and from the 
of It ' 1229 ; , from 'the eouueil 

the Ununia ' ; from tho fourth rule tif 
finis. ■f l ’ KUtion ot ’ tho Index; from the Bull 
de!tro nit | lS 'i Wton Papists shall have 

tuz o/ti nf, 80 mon uments ugnins[ tlia-routl- 
puuitv i\ j °"tlmy can then say with. mi-' 
P 0pes , ™ I* 10 I'opos do. not prohibit it. 
lludcr »'* ® ood re ason to prohibit tho Bible. 
Uotintr 1 ° Cl 7 rtd .Uw Bibluitlio Popes own 
the tv, . U, ' ui,d u tile ehurcli any tiling ugainst 
ftiubofl . ** <,ud Hut because the Popes 
fiztieu ,. m “ UuUui) and money by tho prupa- 
fiHev bnv tl ' r0ru und enormous falsolioods, 
der te t ,. U J*®Mhlted the Word,, of God in ur- 

MB « ti "n !i t n„ do 1 t f c y° n ' My dutti ' friund ' i ’ 

— «0h p lulir Homan Catholic priests Buy 

e»»tinL' • I, or Guvft “‘' j° u uru vor y oxa «- 

fit# Uililn ■ UlUruu ,U * tu our Chur eh tliut 

Utiu Vll f P^^nitcd." W Hat Bible '! The 

liWuwhtl, 11 , 1 V‘ La «“ Bible !. That 
to uultuowu to tho greatest part of 


Cliristianity, because tho luity can not road 
Hm l.atin language. 1 have tho proof in my 
Italy. A cry few of the lai* know Latin. 
Ladies not at all — and in many eases the 
priests themselves know not a word about it. 
Ihcreforo, I say, tho Popo prohibits tho Bible, 
bcoauso tho pooplo, generally speaking, cun 
not read tho Latin Bible. I say again, being 
unknown, it is as if absolutely jwohibited. 
Now. my frionds, the Pope and the Devil' 
never change. As Satan is always Satan, the 
i'opos are always Popes fur "ever. \Vj> linvo 
seen ancient Popes prohibit the Uihlo ..Mo- 
dern Popes also have prohibited it. Gregory 
the X\ L, published, an encyclical letter 
against tile Sellers, buyers, and readers of the 
Bible in tho vernacular tnngiicf: any vernac- 
ular tongue. , After him, and (|([hul to him,' 
Pius IN.— this arch-angel of penec. of meek- 
ness. of righteousness- tins angel of God has 
prohibited the Gospel of God in. two encycli- 
cal letters. In my poor Italy, you know its 
history! the modern history of Italy, in some 
Churches of Tuscany, by the coimimnd of tho 
bishopric, all Scriptural sentences wero ef- 
faced. i ho Count Guicciardini und'eompnn- 
ions are exiled because they read the Bible. 
Vour countryman, Captain Pnckenlmm, has 
been dreadfully molested by despots for in- 
troducing Bibles into Italy. You ba.vo beard 
of Archdeacon Bercsford. This good man 
-hitd written gome Scrip, oral sentences on the 
tombstone of liis wife, but Pius IX. ordered 
them to bo effaced, seeing that it was not 
right to put under the eyes of- the Komish 
people those Scriptural words not right! 
And tlie consequence was. tlmt those Scripts 
ral sayings were effectually cflaccd. This, rev 
friends, is Italy under Pius LX-. Italy, with- 
out'fho Bible this is the conduct of the Pope 
with regard to the Bible. Englishmen. I will 
show you very well our position, and you can 
not fully realize tlmt position to your imagin- 
I'ation. You read your Biblo— you consult 
[ your Bible— you study your Bible -you have 
your Biblo every where as your Counsellor 
and friend ; but in my poor country it is a 
cpimc to have a Bible at all — it is a crime to 
read it. There arc people going to prison 
for it, every dny, for having the Biblo in' their 
possession. This is the position of tho Popo 
and tho Bible in my country, but the Pope 
has got a good reason for all tins. Christ, 
gives their motives.in the Gospel -‘-He that 
doetli evil lmteth the light, beBauso he fears 
thaT' tlie light will discover ids wicked 
works.' ' If tlie Church of* liiAne was right, 
the Clturcli of Home Would not fc*r the Bible, 
nor tlie control of the Bible; but thoChurgh 
of Home fears very mueli tho Bible and tho 
control of tlie Bible ; therefore tins is a clour 
proof site is wrong. Only one hour's good 
feuding of the Bible, all imposture, all false- 
lie.od of Pope atld Popery, Would full in my 
Italy under the power of God's Word. But 
the Pope and Popery have not only forbidden 
the Bible, but altered it*. Wo have, in Home, 
a grout group of marble called "The Lncoon," 
in which the father and his two sons are en- 
veloped by two great serpents. Suppose tlmt 
an artist, not having sufficient marble to com- 
plete u copy of this group, leaves out one of 
.tlie boys; then you have an •imperfect copy. 
It would lie natural tlmt people should say, 

" Take another piece" of marble, join it to 
tlie first, und complete tlie second boy." But 
" No," answers the Church of Home, “cut 
oil’ the boy from tin: original Lacoon, and 
then you will have the copy equal to the ori- 
ginal." So it- is with the Scriptures: sho 
says, “ Vein may etit oil’ the original, you limy 
mutilate tlie original, in ofder to nssimila o 
the original to the mutilated vulgiitc." (Loud 
applause.) This is tlie reasoning of tlie 
Church of Home. . A eclebrpfed cardinal, 
named Ximcnes, tlie greatest divine of his 
age, prepared a polyglot Bible in (jrcek, He- 
brew, and Latin. In' this edition the Latin 
vulguto was put in the middle of tho Greek 
and tlie Hebrew, in his preface lie called the 
vulgate, Christ crucified between two thieves. 
(Great sensation.) The Greek und Hebrew 
toxts, the original texts, are called by Cardi- 
nal -Ximcnes the two thieves between whom 
Christ was crucified. When the Church of 
Home became a temporal kingdom, Cardinal 
Bollarmino, tho fatal Jesuit, endeavored to 
adapt thb Bible to tho exigencies of H|iuo as 
a temporal kingdom, and established himself 
near Homo in a very good ooumry-houso, 
with ten other umumtenses. in n few years 
lie completed a perfec t corru ption of , Abe 
Bible, such as the present Homan Catholic 
Bible is. This js not exiiggeratidii. Cardi- 
nal Bellarmiuo announcing it himself to Lu- 
cas Bourgensis,' says, *• I Want you jo know 
tho vulgate Biblo has not boon by us accu- 
rately corrected. By my will, and. just rea- 
sons, nmuy things were, left that wanted 
mueli to be corrected." < Inc of my brethren, 
Kather Cngarelli, (now dead) who was a 
great frieiid of Gregory XVI., a bigoted man, 
a simple mnu, .who refused two or three times 
tlie mitre, hut tho most learned man in Home, 
both fur' Scriptural knowledge and all tlie 
ancient languages, a great philosopher, and a 
great antiquarian — this Eather Cngarelli 1ms 
discovered in tlie presunt vulgate, received as 
i inTtHljble by tho Popes, 7;i0 errors ' — 750 cap- 
ital errors ^altering the true sense of the 
Bible. Such is the Bible proposed .by tlie 
Hom’ish Church for tho ehildrou to reud. All 
these errors liivvo erept in bouauso it is a Bible 
of umn'H preparing instead of God's. Under 
(bis system, which claims a right to make 
any alteration in God’s Wori[wliieh it thinks 
politje, a new dogma can be manufactured 
any day, and every day, by these alterations 
of a text— a new rule of faith may bo adop- 
ted. for. Christians. — ‘l-’hi--.hi..lto:ue’s rule oi 
fuith, and iii this manner site can iutroduoa, 
any day, any errors which she limy tlijnk ne- 
cessary. Homo, then, I say, -forbids the Bible, 
and Homo has altered the Bible. (< Ireat ap- 
plauBo.) 

Hume substitutes Imnian authority for 
for that of the Bibla—siitj substitutes coun- 
cils, oracles of Popes, tbi fathers, divines and 


II. N. MoTYKMlI'V Wnnr.n. 

* . A i 

NEW PR IJ.AiNiS, S ATURP A Y, " 0 UToSeR 2, \b:YZ. 

The third Uifc.stnntinopoittim sanctions the purgatory, first set up nt tlm Elofehline Cotm- ertiiilf ilivttie grneo during the year. Here I 
re-baptising ol those bnptised by heretics, eil in the fourteenth ootituryjs Seirptural. and attended quarterly meetings on tho identienl 
I lie second N'iecno council declares angels was always mid every where believed. Prove spot where I bad fought the indians in lH|:t. 
and souls corporeal beings. Tlie council uf to me tlmt works of supererogation, intro- Tho battle of T'ulndcga was a memorablo bat- 
Jerusalom agreed with Aldus. The council i dueed in the ninth century, nnd.wns always tie. Many fell thero, and I hoard tho bullets 
of Ephesus approves tlie doctrine of Eutiches. | and everywhere believed, and is Scriptural, whistle. Tho last battle was better than tho 
Such arc your infallible councils. Infallibly ■ Prove to me tlmt transubstantiation is Serin- first by far. 


•r. w. non si as, 5 motioning 

<v. HI miAifi, S of Jllnlm, 


of Jthdmma Confrrmre. 


heretical ! Again, tho council of Constant!- turul, and was always and everywhere bg 
rfoplo declares tho bread and wines merely ima- j lievcd, and not first brought in, in tho eight!: 


In Is 17, jCbnfcrcneo nt Montgomery, I, was 
reappointed to tlie District, and, as I had 


ges of the living body of Christ ; but tlie j century, mid sanctioned by Innocent III ,mid never ybjected to a work given mo by tlie 
councils of Latcran, of ConstaiVso and ofi then will I believe in triuisubstantiatioti. Bishop, I went cboerfnllv, altlioudi 1 had to 


Trent, 'proclaim the real presence. Moreover. I (Hear, hear.') 

the eottneils iff t onstnneo nnd of Basileii d* 1 - J will now conclude, my Christian friends, 
elare the councils superior to the Pope; but with a !',>«• words -for your and my cdili- 
tbe fifth council of Latcran declares the cation. You are a gre at poOpli!* « are 
Popes superior to the councils. Make your a free" people you are It glorious people . 


councils agree with each other jnid with you a 
themselves, and then call them infnfHMe ; but lii'Jfle. 
so long ns- they are the iTrodactions uf men, Biblo 
they always will lie fallible, bevause Cod gave 


Ho long ns- they are. the 'productions of men, Bible amldbe Protestant Kefurmntion, wliieli 
tliey always will Jie fallible, bevause God gave the diiTile into the ' JiTtniU of tho prople. 
alone, utid tlie wurds.ol (md alone, are infal- .(Lund apphtuHe.). "Hut my poor eountrv. my 
•ible- (Applause-.') U’Jtli -regawl to the oppressed Italy, isforbhlden to lmvo'tbe Bil.l,'. 


l I believe m tmiBubstmitmtiOn. Bishop, I went cheerfully, although I had to 
t ’ arT ) be trout homo some two months at’ a time, 

imv -conclude, my Christian friends, This year 1 had great affliction "m my family, 
ow words - for your and ray edili- which caused me to miss nearly, a whole 
' on arc a gre at peep! * yq in are round. 'Idiis-wiis ipiite distressing to-one- 
-oplc you are ti glorious people - who laid always made . it a point- to attend 
ire God's people, because you have the every uppnintmrut on liiH work. Tlio year 
( hlmd applause.) Long live the ended with a smilipg'sun, lor tlie affliction of 
!•! he Protestant Heformntion, wliieli Clio family was vnpoved nnd n good work on 
BiTile into the blinds iff tile prople. the District. 


. 7 , ,"‘77" appiause. j my poor country, toy In l.sds, nitended Conference at’Greet.s- 

ible. (Applau,...) Wall tegacl to tlm oppressed Italy. m f,,rbhlden to have the Bible, . TbesBisimp elmnged my field to 

lopes, their infallibility ,s. ,, roierebainn, e nm . in consequence, site is always oppressed M, , 1 , 11 ,. District. This was n pleas, ini field to 
worse s ,11, if possible .11, «i Unit of laM-oun, and enslaved. To-, lay. when I speak to you, for ln(lst lho w „ rU i had oeeupied 
.,e,s We have heretical lopes. Or, msd«. tt is a crimgun Italy td have a Biblo in your ,,, any years pas. : so tlmt many 'pleltspntasso- 

wild demos, tho pnssion of Cnvist: Libera, possession, u i« n crime to read lho IHldn * ■ . . 

, • , • | ■ • , . : .. . . 11 ■ * 1 ‘ lul,t 1 ,,l v , 7 emtjon.s were revived us I passed iirouhd. 1 lio 

who limintainH tlio Arlan doctrines; Onorius, t is a crime n tTulv to studv the liilde i. h - , . . , . . 1 .. , , 

. .. . . .. r ,, ... ’ . . ' w bll, \v voe nio.it. it DiKtriet now Inis ten circuits und fitafcions 

" ho tenches the errors ot the xMonotelites : i> u orilrte in Italv t<i live ns tlio' Hible com- ...... i i ^ ...... .. \\- .. a. i.m ...• i 


it is u' crime in Italy td have a liiblo in your 
possession. It is a crime to read the lliblu. 


many years past : ho tlmt many pleasant usho- 
ciiitionH were revived uh 1 passed urouiid. Tlio 


It is a crime in •Italy. to stilly the liildo. It District now has ten circuits and stations 
i> a unne in Italy to li\<’ as the' liible com- spread over two counties in Wont Florida, to* 


.«• , ,, . r ... P ,, , - e iit.-im vu i ihw vijiiuiivn iii « t uni, r loriuiu io- 

N igilms who adheres to the f.Jbcsol hut.- mauds. (Loud applause.). We have the ^thcr Avith Pen saeola and ihe Navy Yard, 
e '"*] -''’l" 1 NX' I., who B>r lug miiH®ous or- Cot.nt Guieeuurdini exiled for reading the .one emnitvin Mississippi, with live ^Unties 
rors ,s eon' 'Mined l*)|t,e 1 mvcrsi.y ol „„s: Bible. 1 will tell you in my last lecture the hl Alabama and the city of Mobile. 

John Will., who rejects tho immortality of oausirfor this. We have the couple Madiai , v . n . f 

*i l( , . 011 i . . , in L 8 ' r.», at ( fimreronce in rtdumnns, Mihs. 

U19 soui. now in prison three years and a* halt tor hav- r . V<1U • * 1 , m 1 u 

t>li, yc infallible i’opos! aud now we »ng obeyed ^ he will of (tod, as they wore in- , r .. 

, ,, , . r ■ . . »ii 1 1 1 n-.' • • J enldr^in^ some. An attaek offerer 

shall have infallible ropes*- contesting the strue.fed by tho Bible. 1 Ins is my poor ltaly.> mo r n 1 .. t . .. . , 

• r 11 . 1 '... ... r , tv i , . . I.,,,,. 1 * IcJjt mo «|iute leeble, and my attempt.to hrusli 

mtallibility ofmfallibleH. i\ e have (.regory but Italy is not. Ireland. Italians are not „ 1Vl .7 1 , 

.i /■ a i ■, * , « . , iii i i J .... , , up tlio n ork, on tlio District^ gavo a relapse 

the urcat, who said tlmt St. Peter was a Irishmen. I hose poor Irish people, they nro „ tli i •. r , ‘ 


shall have infallible Popes • contesting tlie strue.fcd by the 
infallibility of infallibles. We liaye tlrogory Put Italy is no 
the Great, who, said tlmt St Peter was a Irishmen. Those poor J rich jjenple, they are mal threw'iue quiie m.r^'ht^h' so Umil 
loslmp of a particular see, and tlmt he ,s Sa- a vivid people, ns are the talians : they ..re , mJ 8uarCL q y stren Ul ((t lllc cloB() of „ lp 
tan only who assumes the title of universal a poetical people, ns lire the Ithhans: they tl) reuc]l tho Heat of (( , lr Conference at Au-" 
bishop ; but on tin- otherVle we have G re- are a strong I, carted people, as are, the Ital- buru . . TUero , HoUtfUwl t0 guporanuate. 
gory Ml . tv ,,, declares that Bishop tf Rome mns : they are a good people, naturally but dcclino(1) ftud W1W rrftuxnod to the same 
is uinyereul bishop You- have! ope \ tg.lms speaking as are the Italians; but they nro 1)istri( , t . Such was health that I could 
rqiootmg the do,e trine that the bread and oppressed, insulted, trampled upon by the noDprench, but I went to the circuits und sta- 
vriae are tho real blood and flesh of Clmst ;. nsh priesthood - the most surllul money-iov- tioD8 , h ,, Id (mftrtcrlv con f L , renoe8 . „ nd 


well, but on tho other Bide, you have Inno- ing priesthood in tlio world— the most tyran- 
ceht'lil., who makes it obligatory to believe nieal priesthood in tlio world, fur their bad 
in transubstantiation of the bread and wine manners und condudt in tlie church. (Loud 
into the .flesh and blood of Christ. You have lupplausc.) • But the Italians know' too well 


tions, held quarterly conferences, and oncour- 
agod the preachers to go on. My hoalth wits 
aguin restored and I uttcuded to tho duties of 
the District until tho close of tho year; had 
my last quarterly meeting on Sunday and 


c- v , , , , ,, , , ,, . , . "‘J quuriei-iv mouuug oil .-*unuay ana 

Sextus \ who held that the B.blo g.VQU by the Pope and tin- priesthood of tho Pope, and Moll ,j nnd tbo Annual Conference con- 
lum was infallibly correct : and on tho other tf God w.ll shorten, the time of the slavery vened on Wedn( , 8da y following, in Mobilo. 


side you have Clement VII., who declares nnd oppression of Italy, in the hour of which Hcro 1 roeeivcd 3( itl, appointment, 
that tha Bible given by boxtus was full of or- bIio shall awaken and anne to the enjoyment . . . : 

rors. You lmvo Clement XI \ ., who was for -of civil and rcligiuus liberty, tho first tiling- , n . n0W '*. r '. !* or ! ttm 0 08in S 'I 10 

destroying the Jesuits as enemies to the which will happen to Italy will bo destruction work of w, lhstnct, hoping to meet tho^on- 
church and to society -, but, on the other siifu, of Pope and Popery. (Loud uppluuBe.) And aruUl ! 0 111 1 unon ' [ # ^ 0 LH3eln °f‘ 

you have Pius VII, wTo re-established the aftenho doaU, of Antichrist Italy will lie } t^.to.all..tbo preachers that ^ 

-Jesuits ns necessary to tho sufty of the church free.' finally free; and then tho Italian people, 18 a, X dpo ‘ dad .eonvietton that no small mutter 
an/1 society. This, my friends, is the infulli- joyful with open forehead, and face serene, "!'°' dd keC I’ tlleU ,‘ fr ° m ,lt ‘ fin ? in B. th ° An “ua 


that tho. Bible given by Sextus was full of or- she shall awaken and arise to the enjoyment 
rors. You lmvo Clement XIV., who was for -of civil aud rcligiuus liberty, tho first tiling- 
destroying tho Jesuits ns enemies to the which will .happen to Italy will bo destruction 


an;l society. This, my friends, is tlie infulli- joyful with open forehead, and face sofone, 
bility of the Popes. (Great applause.) Yes, nnd grateful heart to God, will linvo in their,, 


infallibility — but infallible fn what? Infalli- 
ble in lies, infallible in impostures. (Ilepcated 
applause.) l-'ie, fie! Go, Popes, witbsyour 
itiliillijfllity : go, Popes pnd Anti-Christs- -go 
to tlio devil. (Vehement cheering.) 

And, now, 1 have one word or two to add to the 
mystical transcendent writers of Homo. Po- 
pery says to its confessors and preachers, " If 
wish to be perfect read tlie aseetioal books ; 
you will liuve a good mind, a charitable 


hands their own Italian' Biblo, and vvill rend 
therein tlio full and perfect will or God. 
(\ olicment cheering.) 


Permit-mo tu-suy. to all tho preachers that it 
is my decided conviction tliut no small mutter 
should keep them from attending the Annual 
Conferences, and my oxamplo shows that 1 
am sincere, having never missod ono for '.!6 
year. 

And, Brethren, ono and all, 1 am old and 


heart, and, every good and Christian feeling.’’ was reappointed to Montgomery District. 
Oh, no, my friends. In order to lmvo a good This year I had considerable nlllietiop, both 
and Christian fooling working within you, myself and family : but still met tlio most iff 


lecture closed a lew minutes, before gt'ky-lieadod, hating borne tlio burden and 
| oc ]j heat of tlie day, and cun' t much longer servo 

| • tho Church as T liive done, and my greatest 

fears are that. Pinny be considorodasabur- 
F*>i inu u. itirtaiun Am .*»n, du u oven liy those who lmvo been born sinoo 
NOTES OF AN ITINERANT. 1 lmvo been fully in tho field. Such cases I 

,, , ,, „ , have known. Lot all remember they, too, 

1-rom tin- Conference of 30, m Mobile, I , (lust gut „ ld ono drty . , alu wimn g yet to 

appomtei to . ontgomery istric . 8baro tb ' u ] abuI < wbb my brotbron, and espo- 
»r bad cons/ikrub e affliction, both cial , y U .e itinerants. With them I have lived, 
am ami y . ait sti nu t t io nmst o wdb j bcln | bnvc Buffered, and among tliem 


ten o'clock. 


i .1 .'ill . i 1 nun uiciu i iiiiYv nun ci CU) uiiu niuuui: mum 

you inuat not reau tuoso aacotical books, my appointments, form those days small af- | \ x die 

Christ has said to metis to you, -‘I am tlm dictions did not cause tho P. Elders to miss ** EukxezER 1L"ars 

water rising into eternal life ; drink of mo their appointments. My field of labor was 

and you shall have peaco aud satisfaction." still, much of it, on the frontiers, the Creek — 

Yes, 1 will tlrink ef that living- water, for the Indians having just gonu West. Wo lmd tb'« .«r. o. CMuaa>imeu>. 

Biblo alone can make man perfect before G si. good times where but a Short time before tlie THE GOSPEL TO THE NEGROES. 


For lh« N. O. Chrittiftn A<lvtx«u, 


You, Popes -all of the Popish priesthood, snvngp yell was heard instead d.fi£tbc soothing' 
hear mu! What, Christian, what do you sound of tho Gospel of Christ. 


wish ! Answer mo — Christ and the W ordof About this time many fine Methodist fam- 
God or tlie word of man tho eternal author- ii; e8 came over, from .the State of- Georgia, 
ity from on high, °r the contemptible uu- Jju 1 1 1 preach'ers .and laymen. 'This year or 
thurity of the world 1 Answer me. You the year before, Dr. J, Boring and Tims. H. 
sny tho Bible alono pan not bo our rule of Capers fell in my work ns I.. P.'s. 


faith- Blasphemy, blasphemy ! Prove to me 

by gospel, prove to me by tbo Testament, ... 

that the Pope is tlie Y icttr of Christ provo Mississippi Conforetiee. llere-l spcnt a week for condition of, at least a rospoctablo mlnor- 
tb due that it Was always and everywhere lie- with my old friend and brother, lie v.Jno, Lane, ity, of tbo slave /sipulation oftheso Southern 
tiered that the Pope was the vicar of Christ. , lnd greeted most heartily many of my old States; I mean their destitution of tho means 
Y ou can nut prove tiny tiling of the sort, tie- traveling companions, still in the work. ,1 ot. grace, and tho almost total unconcorn 
cause it is nnscripturnl, and their grandeur lnL .t. for the last time, some of my old follow tt,j0ut " iat manifested tiy tlio greatdody 
only dates from tho seventh century. Protfb it laborers in tlio Itinerant field, ileturning, yf Clmroh. Ibis may, at first view, bo re- 
to me, if you can, and l will udoro Popo Pius sttended Conference, 1 s'40, held in Selina, ami fl arded aa a bold assumption, altogether with- 
IX. as vice-God upon earth. Breve to mo after a pleasant session I was again appointed out foundation in fnot, because it is road nnd 
from tho'Gospol, if you can. that Popes may agent for Lagrange College and tlio Centenu- * cnl,wn n “ nlcn ’ tllat missionary operations 
have palaces, gardens, promonades, Btablps, ry Institute. This tvas both a laboring and llu - v0 i'eemgaing fnrwiiril among this class of 
horses, Swiss guards, dragoon guards, noblo unthankful appointment, but as it Ims always uumml !! uty a ."“"‘ bor of y f llr8 ' 

guards, gentlemen, prelate's, bishops, cardi- been my disposition to do whatever tlio Con- muBt a 1 u ‘ ur . 0 lc “ liave t f lton an aatlvo 
Hills, ministers, magnificent eaurts. Pagan ferenee wished, I took it without a murmur, part ! n tlll “ K lorloll “ entc jP rl “°- ll "' u 1H 
courts, proud und corrupted courts, filled by traveled extensively and collected considers- e< l l,,lll y tru0 1,10 missionary oiiorStiuns 
apostate priests from tlioir- teinples, and I fll',.' Tor botli (those t-xeelletit institutions. ol' the Clmroh, among this class are oonhnod 
will adore your Popo ns vicar of Christ. In IK-11, Conference was lteld in Motitgom- to tho densely populated sections of tlio coun- 
(Tromendoua ohoors.) If you can not prove ,'. r y. I was appointed to the Hanto agency, try, while the sparsely inhabited are unpro- 
this, I shall despiso tbo papacy us an emnna- bard and sacrificing us it was. 1 entered on vlded fl)r " l,lat j 8 «ay, thesluvo population 
tion from Satan, Prove it to me , (loud • it as usual, believing the Uni had a lmn.1 in >» imsiippliod with tlio means of grace, only 
cheers)-- prove- it- to me, ye priesthood , of all my appointments. The work became still in su fur as they may shore in tho general 
Home, ye priesthood' of peace, ye priesthood harder as tint eubseriptiomr became older; provisions. 

of mercy, priesthood of pardon, priestliuod-oF B c d ) | buiWome success in my work. Finished And some one may say : this is sufficient— 
olemohey, priesthood of righteousneesi priest- tlie year .in lntrmotiy, and attended tlie Con- fully equal to tlie demands ; hut to this eon- 
hood of altars— prove it to me, ye Romish (bronco held at C’qhmdms, 'Miss., and ut tho" elusion I demur : 

priesthood, that your mission is to have a solicitation of tho trustees Of both the I nstl- First. Because thero aro no arrangements 
temporal kingdom,' teinpo'ral power, temporal tutions, I was reappointed tlio fourth yeiir to mado for the dooqmmodation of these ehil- 
qinpiro— provs it to me tlmt Christ hns nr- 80rv0 |„ t j, 0 ' ageui-y and did tlio best I could, droit of Hum; that thoy might share equally 
tiered tlmt you shall bo prefects of. police: meotingwIuT many sour looks nnd sometimes in tbo provisions alluded to. For iii nino 
cbmmissar.ios of police, myrmidons of ]iulieo witli positive refusals to pay old subscriptions, cases.out of ten, if notin ninoty-uhto .out.of 
provo to. /no tliut Christ ordered you to. tie All this an agent has to iietir. every hundred, tho chapels are constructed 

homo ministors, ministers of war, ministers of In lKI-l, attended Cuiifercnce in Wetumpku, with.il view ouly to tlio aooomiuodfttlon of 
foreign affairs, ministors of finunee prove and was released from tho agency and up- tho white congregation, i speuk advisedly, 
to me tlmt you are divinely eommumled tobo pointed us u missionary among the colored fur I havo not ulways boon confined to my 
gotornors, delegates, legates, presidents, in people of Dallas and Wilcox .counties. present geographical boundaries. And I havo 

all tho powers of tho Homan State, witli In the close of 18-15, attended Conference often observed it, and lamented, that while 
pomp and splendor- prove to mo tlmt 'the in .Mobile, at which tilno and pluco news one portion of thosu for whom my message 
clmroh of Christ must lmvo prisop's, gallows, reached me tlmt all my property, both real, was intended, were in ciroumstaneos sutii- 
sontunces against your fi-llow-eliristians sen- personal and otherwise, was nil executed to ciontly ooinfortublo — thoffgli it lias frequont- 
teneos. of exilo, of incarceration, of death, pay security debts. And so it was,' arid was iy been the ease that tlio elmpel was but a 
only, for thu. crime ofluvo for one’s own conn- H0 ] d April, 1810. Servants, land, stock, rudely constructed cabin, built of materials 
try - (applause) against Austrian oppression household and furniture, and provisions all. obtained from the surrounding forest, covered 
nnd ITetich burbariuns,; prove to me these Hu i d , [, 0 t this admonish all preachers to Kb witli ohip-bourds, and scuts and all to corrus- 
.thingfi. amfl will believe you as true priests surety fur |,o man. -.Hut still -the Lord Jms pond to.raccilS ft. another ;.e!uss the eamo 
of Christ. (Cheers.) Finally, if you wish provided for me and mine. Tho Oonferenoe whoso claims 1 advocate, wore any thing but 
to see me a" bigot of Homo, you most-tint gave me u supernumerary relation oil the ( 'a- eomfortable unslmltercd, unscutod, aud im- 
prove Hint 'all tlie enormities of Honin are btiwba circuit. I s liiberedtlm latter part of cessarily moving about from one shade to un- 
Spriptual, and all based upon tlio Bible, the year on the circuit, uml clusod.up tiie bn- other, hanging round the- door, gazing in ut 
Provo to mo that tho authority of tlio Pope sincss, as the other preucher hud left. tlie windows, if thoro were any, or in the 

is Scriptural and was always and everywhere In ’'the 'close of IK Id, attended Conference event there were uono, looking through tho 
believed, and not given to you by tho mljr- in' TifteuloAta—Ciio. Venerable. Bishop Souls, unseuled crucks. And I have seen, too, tho 
derous Emperor Pltocu ; prove to nio that tlm; Ptoidont, hnS l was appointed to tho Tulud^- big tear milling down tlp-ir ebooks, plainly 
infallibility of the Popo, wliieli wks lirJt sut gg District.' This wus from whore I lived, telling that, if ditl'erently and better situated, 


This year 1 visited NovvOrlonns nnd took a 
trip up the river to Vicksburg, to attend tho 


. . Bro. McTyf.ire : Buffer a few' thoughts 
and suggestions, briefly cxpresse\l, by your 
old Conference follow, which, though they 
may not secure npplauso to thivwriter — I do- 
sire it not — may possibly arouse tho, sensibil- 
ities of tho Church und engagohor tocorreot 
an evil. . 

My tliemo. is, Tho dostituto and uncarcd 


will udoro- your* Popo as viedr of Christ. 
(Tremendous cheers.) If you can not prove 
this, I shall despiso tho papacy us an emana- 
tion from Satan. Prove it to me (loud 


must all th6 churches have takon an active 
part in this glorious cnterpriHO. But it is 
equally true that tlio missionary oporXtions 
of tlio Church, among this uluss are confined 
to the densely populated sections of tlio coun- 
try, while tho sparsely inhabited ure unpro- 
vided for - that is to say, the sluve population 
is unsupplicd with tlio means of graeo, ouly 


tho mystical iisceticul wrltSio!' (Hear, hear.) infallibility of the 


You ullego tho eoSuulfil Very well. But 
you have sumo liurutiou! c'uuAcils precisely 
i hurutioul, Lot us examine those councils. I 


Imv., been driven from this unenviable push 
turn to seek ono still less desirable some oak 
nr pine nr other tree to sholter them from tho 
drenching rain. * ,, 

Now, I nsk, are such eirotimstances favora- 
ble to hearing tlio Word profitably-?: Or eon 
those so situated, ho said to lmvo, tho ntonns 
of grneo afforded them ! 1 think that every 
uundid man must negative thoso interroga- 
tions, which being done, it remains to be 
Proved tlmt hny considerable number of the, 
negro raoe are in such, destitute condition. 
And this, iff [ mistnke not, is by no means a 
dillieult task. 

Go Witii me into those parts alluded to, and 
you will find tlmt a goodly number of tb» cit- 
izens nro slaveholders, to a greater or less ex 
tent som6 have live, others ton, oto. Take 
tlie aggregate/ and you will lmvo, the minori- 
ty for which I aontond. Yet there is ifot, 
perhaps, a sufficient minuter, within nny rea- 
sonable limits, to justify tlio establishment of 
a mission. Wlmt,- then, is to lie duno for 
them ! Any thing, or nothing ’ .Shall .we 
leave them still unprovided fur ? How, then, 
shall wo clear our skirts or tlio blood of all 
men 1 

But who is at fault in this matter ! The 
preitohers who labor in thoso less donsely 
populated regions, ortho peoplo the mem- 
bership nt tho Church ? Tho preachers, as a 
.class, are not lit fault, they being willing, ns 
far as in them lies, to preach tho gospol to 
these pour, '.also. Tho membership of tlio 
Clmroh, then, urn culpable: not that I ncetiHO 
you of design, brethren, in this matter, but 
of indifference. You know the condition of 
tlie country in which you live. You know, 
also, tho elmno'o fur ministerial aid that un- 
der existing circumstances tho same preacher 
must servo both the white nnd tho colored 
population tlmt vory often tlio regular pas- 
torl duties devolving upon him, tngotlior with 
his pulpit and ultnr ministrations, are quite 
sufficient for both his timo and strength, 
without any oxtrn labors, But it is your de- 
sire, if you tiro a- Christian, or aven n philan- 
thropist, tlmt your icrvnnts should share their 
part in tlio public ministrations of the YVord 
— tlmt they should ho taught tho wny of life 
nnd Godliness. Therefore, it bohoovesyou — 
it is your duty, to make suoli provisions in tint 
construction of i/our houses of V'arslnp ns shall 
secure to them a comfortable position and an 
■ undeniable., right .. uml int er est, both in the. 
house aud sorviees. 

In this way, and this alone, can you enable 
us to supply tlio lack of eorvico, of wliioh. 
they lmvo a just right to complain; and, also, 
bring them wittiin roach of tho ordinary ap- 
pliances of the gospel. T like, in some res- 
pects at least, tho plan of tho old Jewish 
temple — thoro wiih in it a court for tho Gen- 
tiles, so should all our houses havo a court, 
awning or division Bot apart for tho colored, 
race tlmt is in our midst. 

Socondly. I demur to tho conclusion above 
Htated, because of tho few opportunities of- 
fered, at least to this pfluple, of having tho 
gospel, “ whioh is tho power of God unto sal- 
vation,” oto. Wo not unfreqiiontly engage in 
special and protracted services for tlio promo- 
tion of tlio Hodeemer s kingdom in tho earth. 
From day to day the white congregation are 
present before tho Lord ; and each ono rests 
in his placo as well contented as if every sin- 
ner in tho community was present to roooive 
“ his portion iffbduo season. " But lift up 
you eyes and see yonder scattered over the 
adjacent farms, nro men and women with 
so.uls in their bodies, and who are still out of 
the ark of safety. But why are thoy not 
horc ? Ah ! thoy are not permitted to be. 
Tlieir daily task must bo dono before thoy 
can bend their stops to tho house of God. 
But would it consumo much timo [to attend 
worship ? About two hours, ordinarily. Bet- 
ter looso a whole day than loose their souls. 
Brethren in tho ministry, let us uso every 
lawful means to awaken up an interest in 
this behalf. May God givo us tho hearts of 
tho masters aud of tho servants- the whole 
as seals to our ministry, in Christ Jesus, 
Amon. B. B. WinmMiTON. 

1’uuhling, Miss., Sept. 9, 1852. 

“Preach Shall,” — “ Mother," Saida little 
girl se'vcn years old, “ 1 could not understand 
our -minister to-day, he said so many hard 
words. 1 wish ho would proaohso that little 
girls could understand him. Won’t ho 
mother'!" Y'cs, I think so, if wo ask him." 
Soon after, her father Saw hor going to tlio 
minister’s. ‘‘ Whore nro you going, Emma ?" 

said ho. “ I nm going to Mr. — ’s to usk 

him to proaoh small." [Christian Times. 

The Appofrutions or Conohess. — T ho 
appropriations of the last session of Congress 
amount to forty-seven millions of dollars. 
Tho oiyil and diplomatic appropriations nro 
|8,038,000 ; foreign mail steamers, $1, 740,000; 
army, $8,738,000; navy, $0,952,000; post- 
office transportation, $7,537,000 ; Indian ap- 
propriations, $2,020,348 deficiencies, $5f600,. 
000; indefinite appropriations, $4,500,000- 
to’tul, $47,171,000. 


WHOLE NUMBER. 87. 


up in tho sixteenth century "by Bulhmuino say 106’uulos .to tlm nearest appointment., hilt they would nut only bo hearers, but Joeis of 
uud tho Jesuits, wus always and evorywheijo still tt’ was the will of thu Conforonue, soil the word. But tlieir devotions have been in- 
believed Prove to mo that the doctrinu of weut. The Lord gave us some glorious aliotf- torruptod by the lowering tempest, uud they 


Wuonu Ends or Knowlkihik. — I t is not 
tbo pleasure of curiosity, nor the quiet of re- 
solution, nor tbo raising of the spirit, nor vic- 
tory of wit, nor faculty of speeoliyhor lucre 
of profession, nor ambition of honor or fame, 
nor enablement for business, that ure the troo 
ends of Kuowedgc. [Lord Bacon. 

BANcrtnuD Knowledge. — W lmt a Meet- 
ing Is knowledge when it is sanotiiied! Whitt 
| stability cun bo oxpeoted withoiit It ! For lot 
their uffeetiqus be uvei; so livuly for the pres- 
ent, yot what hold can you hayo upon a pco- 
i | ilo who neither know books nor mind ;, nei- 
ther themselves nor hible ; neither natu- 
ral nur spiritual things ? [John YVosloy. 

Tbo St. Louis Christian Advocate <S*y“ 
there are- Ibty churches of Gorman Metho- 
distil in St. Louis, and ouu iu St, Charles, Mo i 
1 all duiugjivej) aud Uourisbiug. 


THE OHUHOH OWb’ato't^i gAMS 
IN ALL AOB9. 

Bno. McTvkiri:: St. Paul Mis u»-~Cnr 1st 
ohaptor 10th, 17th and 18th voiwa-that “ by 
Him,” j 08U8 Christ, "were all things created 
that are In heaven, and that are in earth' 
vislblo nnd invisible, whothor they b« throne* 
or dominions,or principalities, nr power* • All 

thing, were ereatsd by him, and tor him ; 
and ho is hefon all thing* and by Mm all 
things eons, st." l )( , ro , th „ Apostle presents 
.loHUH CliHut t<> uh, tho creator of all thirta* 
and tlio Great Head of all created oxistenbe’ 
This ^c Great Creia^ ® ^Tand . 
Offered himself „ n atoning s n „ r i fic „ fa tha 
Whole fam.ly of mnn, and when he had " hv 
himself purged oar sins," “ ho ascsiMlit.1 r., 
above nil henrau," “ and forever sat down on 
the right hand or the Majesty on High and 
now "is the haul of tho body,, the Clmreli. 

I his broad nnd extensive view of the rela- 
tion of Christ to the whole Universe of mat- 
ter and mind, nnd especially to his Church 
throughout all tlio ages of the world, proves " 
clearly that there has been in nil past ages, 
im d vvfli bo^n' all ages to come, only one 
( Imrch. Huh rimroh has for hor ‘‘founda- 
tion" the apostles nnd prophets, Je„„s 6hrist 
iiomg the " ohlOf cornor stono.” The frame 
of this Clmroh commenced with thd patri- 
archs was oon.inned by the prophets, and * 
completed by tlie Apostles, Jesus Christ being 
tlio Clreot Haul, (ram its commencement until 
At becomes " fair as tho moon, clear as tho 
sun, nnd terrible ns an army with bannors; " 
liras tlio Psalmist represents it, “Beautiful 
for situation, tho joy of the whole earth.” 

And tlio Apostlo Paul tolls us that it is “a 
glorious Cliuroh, not having spot or wrinkle 
or nny such thing," etc. Now, lot us oxara- 
ino tlio first frame-work of tills Church nnd 
wo will find that all tho m/or,?, w h or b the 
frnmo was rnnde, were constituted members 
of the Cliuroh; and all tho members Of thiH 
same Cliuroh, when passing through th* Red 
Sea, “ wore hnptisod unto Moses, in theoloud 
and in tho sen," nnd from this time until they 
passed over Jourdnn, tho rito of oiroumclsion 
wus discontinued and baptism substituted in 
it* place; whioh clearly typod the coming 
ngoa of tho Churob whon this bloody rito 
should ho dono away, and water used in Its 
place. 

Tlio subjects or this first baptism wore bo- 
licv-jag-adulUiiud aH-tboir children.' Thu 
mode was sprinkling or pouring the Water 
from the cloud upon them. The -first baptism 
, took 'pluco in tho sea, 'but we have good rea- 
son to bclrevo that tho same mods was atten- 
ded to in tho wilderness: la 08 Psalm 
9th It is said: “thou, 0 God, didst send a 
plentiful rain, whereby thou didst confirm 
thins inheritance," etc. This “jftsHtifnl 
rain" took, place near Mount Rinoi, aud 
Mosos, whir understood this matter tolly, di- 
rected and 'instructed the parents to, bring 
out thoir children to receivo baptism from the 
cloud, instead of cirouinoisinn', by thp priest. 
Thu*; by repoatlng . tho baptism froS tlio 
cloud in thowildornoss, thoy were “ confirmed ” 
in *ho validity of tlio first baptism which 
took pluco in tho sea, and that baptism was 
in tho place of circumcision while in the wil- ■ 
derness. 

But wo who live in tho gospel light eansco 
much more clearly than thoy could, how it 
points to tho time when tho gospel shoaM bo 
preachod to all tho world, and when alt na- 
tions should be received into tho.Chureb liy 
baptism, ana how tho great hood of . tho 
Church would “sprinkle many natmug" by 
tho ministors of his gospol. And wo also seo 
that, as by tbo rito, of oiroumotsion, under tho 
Mosaic dispensation, tho whole nation eft the 
Jows, adults and infants, ware, mode risible 
members of tho Church, so by the ordiftgnoo 
of baptism, under the Gospel dispensation 
tho wholo family of man, adult* and Infants,' 
may bo made members of tho snmo Chdroh, 
when it ehould beoome “n glorious effaroh 
without spot or wrinkle, or any such thing." 
But if infants ore loft ont of the Churob, 
und immersion substituted in tbo plane of 
buptisin, and all Christiansdooied communion 
in tho Church, if not immersed, there would 
lie wrinkles and spots, and blemishes, whioh 
would so doforsi, distort and dd»troythd«ym- 
otry and proportion of tho original glorious 
structure, that it would not bo reoognixsd as 
tho same Churob. Instead of being “beauti- 
ful for situation, the joy of tho whola garth, " 
it would become so contrasted and consequent- 
ly wrinkled by contraction, and often seen in 
ponds and places of muddy water, sptfttsd 
and blemished so that we should bo ready to 
say, “This is tho Baptist Churob, and not that 
old and beautiful Chnrch, designed to be the 
“joy of tho oarth,” which is to receive into 
its communion all nations and language*, by 
“ sprinkling clean water upon them *4n the 
ordinance of buptism, as feretott 'hy'the 
prophot Ezekiel. , , 0 ol «• 

Thp conclusion of the whole matter >*i 
there never was but one Chnrph of find on 
i-iirth, and never will bo, and this ( m|||tMt 
Church will finally fio merged in tho'Cbdrch 
triumphant, when its Great'lfend ' shalV “sit 
upon th* throne of his glory, P ond ray io his 
faithful senranls, “oume yo blessed, of my 
Father, inherit tho kingdom prepurod for you 
from the foundation of tho w|>rU.” Mey plod 
grant that we may be numbered with his 
saint* in that day- thus prays a sinoere lover 
of tho Church of Christ. 

Thomas. NixaK 

Cayuga, Miss., Sept. 14* 1858. 

Christian Simplicity — Growth In grace 


manifests itself by a simplicity— thgt is, a 
greater narurulness of character. Thmewill 
lie more iisefuluem and lose notoe; 
derness of ounst-iwee, nnd 1** rirupriflljfjr ; 
there wiU bo more psae«i muse IwimMty ; 
when Urn full «W» 1» » «*• W, i| Ixindedrwn 
because it i* fajl . [Cecil. 

All may »* csxvul.— H ow barren 'a tree 
is he that fives, and spreads, and ovmhefU the 
ground, yet leaves uot one seed, not one good 
work to gonorate after him. J know aU can 
not leuve alike ; yot all may leave womrihiug, 
answering their proportion, their knids.— • 
[Uwuu Kelthaui. 




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disgusted ; or seeking too intimate a partner- 
ship, they must bo presented with subjootson 
whioh they can nrft diaagroo ; and dissension 
arises to torminato only with tbo dissolution 
of their injudicious union. It is so with 
Christian denominations. There nro certain 
limits within which thee must not soek to 
foroo their intimacy, IT tliey would not ho 
driven wider apart than before. Kach de- 
nomination line its separate and peculiar in- 
terests an(l views ; ani 


Lord’s day otherwise appropriated until sugar 
making is over. This is said to ho tho great 
“ox” from whioh thoy all got their hoof, and 
if ho truly ho in tho ditoh, 


tod immediately on tho oast hank of the Col- 
orado river, and about midway botweon Aus- 
tin and Lagrange ; say about 30. miles. froin 
oithor. It is built nil a hog-wallow prairie, 
and of courao, in wot weather, is a muddy 
place. Its inhabitants havo suffcrcd’groatly 
this year; I suppose' from 75 -to 100 porsons 


.... n>u 

quato to her groat purpose, without tho Bible. 
If there ho those whoso conscientious scru- 
ples, will not allow thorn to participate in tho 
privilege offered by tho State, it is their mis- 
fortune, and may ho a misfortune to tho com- 
munity, hut tho great purpose of giving suoh 
an edueation to the rising generation ns will 
make them good citizens, prepared to appre- 
ciate and sustain our freo political institu- 
tions, is not to ho abandoned because a small 
minority of tho pooplo rofuso to avail tlioui- 
selves of the eoinmou privilege. 

Aoriculturai. Chemistry.— The Rich- 
mond Advocate states a faot highly concern- 
ing tho farming community : 

Randolph Macon College has added to its 
other olnims to public consideration and pa- 
tronage, an Analytical Laboratory, for the 
analysis of soils, marls, plaster, guano, mine- 
rals, etc., and-for instruction in agricultural 
chemistry generally. Prof. Stewart, who has 
ohargo of the chair of experimental sciences, 
is ably assisted by a very competent associate. 

Revivals— Tho Nashvillp Advooato says : 

Our hearts aro ohcored by revival intelli^ 
geneo coming from almost everv nor firm „r 


Wo 'learn, from a source relinble, that a 
minister of the Methodist Kpiscopal Church, 
South, is at work upon a Commentary of the 
Bible. It is neither oritieal nor devotional, 
hut simply explanatory as far as may bo ne- 
cessary to aid an unloarnod reader to connect 
and comprehend tho import of the Scrip- 
tures. It is designed in tho simplest nnd 
clearest stylo to bring the meaning to tho sur- 


Russell Co aT „ .. 

My Dear Brother, t'’ 
ments to vfrito TO u 
2d, I left with my klnd hoR^S 
>n hie carnage, for the fcism ' C A 
which wo ronchod by 10 C * tt K 
8 o’clock serviced hadjl’K? 

lovely spot for a eamp.^J^J; 

Shed on a Slope, surrounded*^ 
well roofed. Tho tent-hol^ 
the ground^ ready to reedy, TlTN 
how many.- Herd! metogg^S 
brethren in tho ministry 
already made acquaintance -T’S 
Brother Neal, the preacher * 
Crawford Circuit, conducted ft S 
was glad to moot this amiable^ 
again. . 

The meeting progressed oni.J 
attended. The - 


NEW ORLEANS 


. it is a religious 
duty to pull him out, ovon on tho Sabbath. 

But sevoral planters in tho limits of my ac- 
quaintance obBorvo tho fourth Commnndmont 
ns strictly in tho “rolling season,’’ ds any of 
tho ten at nrty time. In it, they do no work, 
neither they nor tlioirs. Nor do they fall 
behind thoir neighbors in good crops ; nor In 
taking them off in tho, ordinary longth of 
time. Nouortholoss; tho quostion of observ- 
ing tho Sahbath being ono for whioh mon 


Saturday Morning, October 2 


in uniting too closely 
in common ciitcrprisoR, these views nnd inter- 
ests will inevitably bo brought, into collision. 
When pure gospel truth shall be triumphant, 
then mny individual Christians came together 
in the closest union warranted by the teach- 
ings of Christianity ; hut hucIi union can not 
bo attained by soots, and it is useless- to aim 
at an ohjeotso impraotioahlo. 

Am. Sunday S. Union. — This Association 
is doing much good, especially in dostituto 
districts. Its publications aro numerous and 
mostly oxcollont. Its Sunday Schools aro far 
better than nono ; hut wlicro our, own people 
oan ho enlisted and our publications got, 
Methodists should liavo outand out Methodist 
Sunday Schools. Rov. II. S. Thrall Bulnnits, 
in the Texas Banner, tho cost at which tho A. 
S. S. Union is kept agoing : tho Agency bo- 
ing paid $12,000 or $15,000 for that whioh 
Methodist preachers do gratuitously. It 
oould ho wished that thoy wero all as energetic 
jn this good cause os the “.Union ”, agents' 
Tho itinerancy is an ndmiraldo and grnnd 
systom of a'gencies for evory good thing.. 
Mr. Thrall quotes from tho last Annual Re- 
A number of the students of Oglethorpe port of the Sooiety : 

)llego, Georgia, have assooiuted themselves From the labors of twelve persons, for va- 
getber into a Missionary Association, the ri . oua perlodn, amounting in tho aggregate to 
linnt* nf which . , . „ . nine whole years, wo have realized the net 

jeote of which aro mainly to coUeot.reli- ttm0U nt of $33,327 01; thoir salaries and ex- 

oua information and to apply the funds of ponses ($12,270 Ol) being deducted from the 

e Society to the support of a Missionary F S't fruit* of the collecting agen- 
ilpertoiir or tho Education of a ! suitable cy, we liavo rocoived though our missionary 
lathon youth for tho gospol ministry. agents and others, $2,471 Cl), through our 

t “ “ d •—»<** » sss 

en ol Uglcthorpe College. May their ex- of receipts for our missionary objects during 

nple provoke others. Tho country and the y , e , ft V f * 34 ’ 893 48 > exclusive of expenses 
t t . i * oi collectings 

inrott navo hope when thoso who so soon This Bum we have oxnendod as follows : 

ust control them, bogin thus early to train Eor too wages (12,924 HI) and traveling 

emselveB for their work A much better ex . p, ? Be9 .(& 1 ’ 84 ? 94 ) of 140'Sunday schools 
v muctl Dettor missionaries for various periods, amounting in 
mronriatinn of tw « fi— n -i <„ *. in _ ‘ 7 . 9. 


ta our advertising columns, the reader s 
•UMtion may be amsted under the head of 
"Sahoob and Colleges ” If he be one sock- 
ing an edueation for himself, or as a parent 
« guardian, reaponsiblo for the education of 
■the n , we invite him to pause and hold aeon- 
Mltatioa with those offering to take charge 


sort of poor man's Evru^NAyonv Manual. 
After all that has been written nnd printed, 
there is room in tho world to contain such n 
book. The literary nnd religious qualifica- 
tions of tho person who is engaged upon it 
aro an aesuranco that it will 1)0 adapted to 
its important place nnd iiso. We shall look 
fbr it with interest, and in tho meantime “ our. 
rejoicing is Hub,” that cultivated minds aro 
bringing to hoar their light and labor upon 
the elucidation of tho sacrod page. Thoso 
things aro to us among tho most cheering 
mUlenial eigne. 


advised, ms I only pass through it occasional- 
ly on my rounds, and tliCrcforo can not say 
muoh about it. This much I will say, how- 
ever it is a pretty placo, and growing vory 
rapidly. Its inhabitants number botwoon 
2000 and 3000. A new and magnificent 
Stato House iq being erected there, almost en- 
tirely of fltono. 

B ut a w ord to emigrants and I close. Th e 
land route is by all means proferable ; first, 
because it is less dangerous nnd more healthy 
than to ho pent up in a steamboat, or rather, 
in a steamship, almost nil the 
ondly, bocauso it " 

of moving; and it will be so now, moro espe- 
cially, from tho fact that there is an abund- 
way, at 25 cents per 


tU, Important items to be considered in tho 
•hoim of an educational institution. Neither 
tke nearest, or the cheapest, nor the most pop- 
ular nrs always the host. . Bs at pains for a 
good article. The eoooomy of education is 
already and widely appreciated. The woods- 


preachingw M , 

ted . to tlio occasion. At even 
wero at tho altar; a'numbo? 
and Bomo united themselves to 
On Sunday, at. 11 o'clock, t 
was' giVen me to present ow ( 
After having endeavored to set 
Missions in Orleans, Brother N, 
impre ssive remarks, and aan|: 
SCriplions and money wm t*l 
amount of $240 for our G* 
Cliuroh. Tho mooting wound 
morning with tho boBt of f cc li, 
According to the kind invii 
John Ardis, a local prci 
up my lodging in his hoi 


O may these hcavonly pages bo 


tain him in any. , We contond not with flesh 
and blood only, hut with tho powor of spirit- 
ual wickedness in high places, St. i’otor’s 
prayer, “ Lord,- save or IporlBft;”' comes in 
placo often, and may ho appnppriatcly used 
when tho waves of opposition roll as high and 
ns sfrong as they do in this, and 
other parts of tho sea of life, 

great. Truly, thoro is need to “ bo strong in atTl'mt priooT'imd 
the Lord.*’ a-. 

In tho village of D., (here r““ - — — — 
of good. Tho congregation 
all are moro or 

want rogular preaching in tho Mothodist 
church'. Tho ladies (who are 


Our over dear delight; 
And still new beauties may 
And still increasing light 


mo rnin g at the grind-stone than to attack the 
truss with a dull iron before tho dawn. If a 
ftdher Can afford his obild hot a fivo hundred 
or a thousand dollar patrimony, this sum ex- 
psudud in sduoation is the safest and wisest 
investment It will pay the highest per ccn- 
tago— of profit— of money profit, if you please. 
This Itnvos out of the question- the superior 
Satisfaction and elevation of intellectual cul- 
ture. These eoonomio considerations will in- 
dues thorn in pursuit of education to require 
thoroughnsM and practicalness. But tlicro 
is anoth er and higher element in education— 
Itu ask attention to the religious clement. 

Those Schools and Colleges openly profess- 
iag or justly suspected of hostility or indif- 
ftMMto religion, in their leading officors, I 
will of -coarse open their doors In vain for tho 
Children of God-fearing parents. True, they 
pretend not to teach religion or irreligion. 
But “be that is not for me is against mo.” I 
Dm principles of good and •evil aro too aotive I 
*• wm u in indifferent daring tho.tcrm of pu- 
fBiags: too. insidious in their ^influence not 
to bs note or loss communicated in tho inti- 
mate contact of instruction. 

Those respectable moralists, who havo no 
membership with any Christian Church, but 
■tend in a position to invite the patronage of 
all, ere hardly more worthy of that BaCrcd I 
trust — the edueation of an immortal being. 
The most they Ban consistently profess to do, 
talfeo religious department, is to bring the 
yupB up to their own standard. In nothing I 
4m- do they prstend to carry him beyond 
thsbown attainments. Religion has never 
uuted on them with sufficient force to givo 
Aape and derided character, and their quali- 1 
iMtious are low. Thoy may do their work 


. way ; and sec- 

is by half tlio choapoBtway 
--- -J so now, moro ospe- 


m roaoy anoe of com on the 
1 lie tide is | bushel. It can he had in any quantity here 
t oven at 20 conts, hence it 
is » n auspicious time (for persons wishing to 
aro some omens- come to Texas’. Just here I Would remark 
i increases; and that good horses, mules, wagons and carria- 
less interested so' far as to ges aro in great demand,, consequently 
emigrants need havo no fears .of losing on 
alwnys first in those things, for if, after getting hero,' they 
Bed some neat havo moro than they want for their own use, 

oh - they can very readily soil them. at a good 

becauBo it is as prico. 

cr part of the .. 1 would boro give it ns my opinion; that if 
icn things will persons, in selecting a homo here, would not 
irnlpreMhmg get too near a creek or rivor, hut on a ridge, 
lor “ 1 ruth is fi lr from malarious matter, or if, when they 
do settle near a stream, they would build on 
1 . J. Lacy, the south or west sido of it, so that tho fine 
summer breezes witli which Hur country; 
fhihodaux Mi- ohove all others, is blessed, coming as they 


iiieuuiuer now- "Lant tako tho paper." 
\\ by not! ‘‘Too high.” Fiulgc— two dollars 
a year too high for a weekly newspaper tlio 
sizo of tlio Advocate! “ You can get books 
cheaper.” Mistake— no such thing. Let’s 
seo that hook in your hand. What did it 
cost! “Fifty cents.” Well, now let's exam- 
ine it. One hundred nnd twonty-fivo pages, in 
small pica type, with pretty thick leads. 
Each pago contains something less thud six 
hundred ems. This- multiplied by the num- 
ber of pages, gives us a product of soventy- 
fivo thousand ems, ns the amount of reading 
matter you got for fifty cents. Now, sir, do 
you know that the whole matter of that hook 
might he copied into one number of the Ad- 
vocate, nnd then lack three full columns of 
fillinc it! “ Sinrt” tv. r ■- 


>uso and 

An appointment haring boai ^ ' I 
mo to preaoh in Salem, I filled it onTl!!! 
evening, hoarso ns I was, Thenai«J 

after day-break, ip tho didst of,.!? 
storm, took tho mail-coach aaj 
Tuskegco. 

. Saturday morning repaired Jo IL 
ground, which is four mil« ^ T * 
found tho meeting in exorcise. 
ler, preacher in ohargo of Tusker p* 
had charge of the meeting. Metft S 
tlio Missionary of California, (not Ur ^ 
as in my former lotter). He wuuJ, 
to preach a missionary sormOn oa Seefc 
11 o’cloclf, aftor which I was to mail,*! 
Bpocch. Tlio Doctor preached i 
sermon, in which lie set forth thoimputa 
of our German Missions in glowiBiZ!r 
also tho California cause. He iota ^ 
so tvell that I deemed it unneeessiijbiJ 
at all. A collection in money and 
tions was taken up, to whioh thepaTj 
encouraged by Brother Gillespie, froeheri 
ohargo of Tuskegoo Station, whfchnm. 
to $1C0, of whioh $32 95 go to ouGsu 
Mission Church. But I must remit it, 
Brother Millor had held missionujmde, 
some months previous, and taken up* 
tions for that purpose; 


filling it! “Say!” Truth, every word of it. 
Fifty-two numbers, or one volume of tlio Ad- 
vocate, which you getpostage and all, for five 
cents a number, contain matter enougli to 
make near sixty such books as that ! For 
tlieso sixty hooks you would , havo to pay,- at 
tho rates at whioh you got that one thirty 
dollars: and yet the Advocate is too high at 
two dollars.' 

Thoro friend, tako thoso facts and ponder 


tho aggregate to 3G years and ten months, 
$14,771.72; for the supply of destitute 
schools with books nnd other moans of sus- 


aoubt not of your suooess. Tho copy of thii 
journal solicited by tho oommittoe for tho As- 
sociation is sent, most oheorfully. 


Heui£ they go. — The Geneseo Confcrohco, 
in addition to thoso (North) before mentioned, 
lias enlisted 


in tho four yearn’ -war pn the 
stion. As the NewYork organ 
we seo nothing loft for tho Con- 
ferences taking such ground but secession from 
tho Northern Connexion if tho Connexion 
can not bo redueod to conformity with -them. 
Tho resolutions aro published in Northern 
Advocate — whoro they find an able adt'oeate. 
VVe give tho vim of them : 

Resolved , That tlio Disoiplino of our.churoh 
should ho bo amonded os to make non-slave- 
holding a condition of membership. 

Resolved , That tho modified slave-holding 
whioh has been tolerated in tho cliuroh bns 
dono evil, and only evil, toourZion ; and that 
its longer ennt.immuco among us is wholly un- 
warranted. 

Resolved , That slavery is a sin, nnd as suoh 
has no placo in the church, and that it is not 


Methodist Pues's. 

Good Fellowsiiii'.— T ho Pittsburgh Ad- 
vocate, notioing the oolleotions of Rev. J. M. 
Hofer, in East Alabama, lately published by 


iuuu. I roicsianusm snouta mako vigorous 
onos upon its rival Europeai) powor, Franco. 
The latter oan do as much against true reli- 
gion os tho former for it. 

The editor thinks tho expansion of Moth- 

i ms camp-meeting must have been a good 0di “ m di " Un0t r and indcp6nd ™ t ^ 
one. Tne people oortainly got to fcfhnt Mparate from ’ ' yot fraternizing with tho pa- 
dw/y— in their pookote. ' TKib is devising TCnt *took, very romarkahlo. Ho draws a 

If toe bleXg, l00l “ Uk ° tt {>OOpl0j0alou8 ^ lowin B P iotur »- May tho time speedily 
Our southern oxohanges thip woek givo com ° when tho Bun shaU novor go down upon 
strong evidonce that tho Mioaionarv spirit our alturs : 
among our southern brethren is on tho in- PVnm , - 

orease. Mav thoir seal on this subject at r . , m V 10 oonforonco Bprang the 

least, spread noi;thward. In this spirit its will at a "r, carl 7 day in tho his - 

join fellowship. ^ Methodism. Tho Methodist Episco- 

c_ pa* Lnuroh also becarao independent of the 

AT Guvaav.— The readiest and safest parent body. Sinoo that tho Canada confer- 


. . Some oftta bisk 

promised that- thoy would dirtet their a! 
scriptions to us. 

Also horo, on this camp-gronmi,Iiii«^ 
tli OBO dear brethren again, with whoa I i 
spont several days at other places in this 
vico of our DWino Master. H'e hud gooja 
ahlo preaching on the pound; tho pwp 
also wero attentive and hoepitaUe. But 
Armstrong, the I’. Elder of EutznUDitg 
attended fur several days and assisted lb 
mcoting. Having formed hie acquaintstei 
Enon, at which place ho resides, oi aU 
dor vory unfavorable circumstances alike 
nemiggo camp-meoting. • He had no M 
at all to porsuade me to go baok withihl 
his Distriot. 

We left tho camp-ground on Tuewfk 
Enon. Took up at the same house wjik 
Banks. Feol quito comfortable hereht 
home, in this quiet and lovely familt ft 
next morning planned for my furthein 
tion. Brother Banks had a spueM 
which is -at my serviooos long u I h»H 
for it ; so I start witli the P. Elder to t|> 
terly mooting on Glenvillo Circuit ft 
meeting-house, tho name of it is noth** 
to me — only I heard a brother say, PiieW 
.Meeting-house; wo will oalljit eo. I m««l 
little encouragement, os the Society • 
number about twonty-fivo member*, irik 
not wealthy. Tho lezdiug brethnu li* 
to mo that I must not set my expediting 
high, that I oould not expect much. I* 
mittod my enuso to tho Lord and kejti 


For tho N. 0. CLrUtUn AJvocaU. 

TEXAS CORRESPONDENCE. 


Bastrop, Texas, Sept, 10, 1852. 
l Ml-Tveire: For my friends, 
many Qf whom I promised to write to, but 
for want of timo havo failed to do bo, and for 
publioinflJrmation 1 send you a few 
1 wrote 2 , “ 

intending in i 1 ■ 

temporal mattors. 

On my arrival hero I 
pleasod with tho country, but 
ing moro and more dolightod with 
day. • 

violi. 

m this part of tho country, will bo a good^OO 

— J aero. Many acres will copy of' tho Bible , as a testimonial of thoir 
orn will yield 50 husliels per gratitude and regard. Our people generally 
acres will mako 75 bushels, assembled to witness the ceremonies and to 
UI , ld uu t5 sr ; hear thospeoohes of tho occasion . MissUu- 
rn J. Saddlor, in behalf of tho ladies, pre- 
sented a largo and beautiful . Bibfe r aoeom- 


w*U,lnpart ; but it is only in part. To rosist 
•vO, to aspire alter the gooc^ tho high, the 
fuM, requires training just as muoh as to 
tMnk, to reason. A Godless institution, t. 
Godless •ffaeatisq msy do tat a soulless bong 


For th* N. O. Christian Advotsls. 

OAK BOWERY— RE8IONATION. 

moroitems. Rev. t. b. rubsell. 

you u few days ago, at the same timo Mr. Editor : Last Thursday will long ho 
my^next to say something about remembered by our citizens. On- that day 

tho nov. Thomas B. Russell resigned tho of- 
was not very well fioo of President of Oak Bowery Fomalo Col- 
now am bccom- lego, Ala., which lie lind, during tho last three 
.it evory years, filled with distinguished ability. The 
anils, aro mostly prairie, and very young ladies of tlio College, entertaining for 
nvorago orop of cotton this year " " ’ ' ’ 1 - - 


It falls within the scope of our schools sad 
ooHeges not to make sectaries and bigots of 
V*fipila> buUo oducato them religiously. Wo 
■rs^adtosw them not too modest to pro- 
fa. this intention, and to reoognise in the 
atori sa sxperisMiUl fftaea to lead them be- 
JMffafrigidaiMl self-righteous morality to 
ffiN higher spiritual state of conversion of the 
■ti nsd acceptance of God, through Jesus 


Western Book Concern.— Tlio annual ko- 
port of the Book Committoo of the WcBtorn 
Book Concern read on the 8th alt., hoforo one 
of the Northern Conferences. The oonoern 
is represented as being in ahealthy'and pros- 
perous condition, nnd that it is managed with 
great oaro and diligence. The profits for tho 
year are stated at $17,102,58. 


pound halo to tlio 
mako moro. Corn 
aero, and 
Wheat is 
cano is ra 

lqnds on tlio Colorado river aro very high 
priced, say from $5 to $50 per acre. The 
common price for rent hero is from $5 to $10 
per aero. Just ns good lands as these; how- 
ovor, can ho had a littlo way off, (unimproved 
of course) at $1 per aero. Tlio country 
abounds in fino, largo prairies, Btrotching out 
often r mucli farther than the oyo can see. 
Thoro is of course a BCuroity of timber wliero 
this is the case. But in most parts of West- 
ern Texas thcro aro largo cedar brakes, from 
which timber for rails and building purposes 
is obtainod. And, notwithstanding, in some 
instances rails aro hauled tlio distance of 
from ,10 to 15 milos, to fonoo in a farm ; yet 


*“WJ of religious education is 
bfag ooo ew onzl ly testified jto in the young- 
•4 *ff our Southern institution. I he 
4 qpuphW s of seme of their students have 
faMearij been written up and what eulogies 


Revival Intelligence. 

Talladega Circuit, Ala. Oont 
At throe of tho six appointments coi 


•us converted while at school at 8 Insti- 

M* in 184--,” or, “He was a subject of the 
(Mini that visited the College last year, in 
which many of the students wero converted.” 
' Dobs not the parent whose hopeful son has 
Mm home from a Godless college, a scoffer 
. 4 r eligi on , with habits of dissipation that 
M4 a gioomy shadow upon his fnture pros- 
ff*4s, wish his mb had been at that college to 
ham faared in that revival. “Who c|n 
faBt* He reads the history of snother's son 
aaff tighs and regrets too late bis indifference 
*• 4* hri wrocs Education of bis own. 


church. At Talladoga, twonty-threo whites 
havo been converted and six or seven blaoks, 
and twenty-two -whites and sevoral blacks 
have joined the cliuroh. This mooting is still 
in progross. Thero havo been, moroovor, 
conversions at a fourth appointment, and wo 
havo good hopo that tho revival will be uni- 
versal. 

In moro justico, I must say, our efficient 
Elder (W. H. McDaniel) is battling manful- 
ly for the “ faith tince delivered to the saints,” 
and wo find Theology to bo highly nutritious, 
soul-food. 

Our local ministers aro also doing full- 
hearted and valuable sorvico for Methodism as 
it is. Suoh ihen os Tarrant, Seales, Patton, 
Pulmor Swopo, Seay, and others, with our 
promising young itinerant, Ellis, solve tho 
-Problem of. tho destiny, of Methodism by 
glorious and successful action. In truth, our 
Zion hero hath honor before God and all tho 
pooplo. Yours, in Christ, 

•- E- J. Hammill. 

4®“WU1 tho S. C. Advooato pleqso copy. 

Donaldsonville aadP. P. Mission, La. Oonf. | 

Allow me to 


of their regard os was given to President 
Russell, and it is still more raro that a whole 
community will unite with a Bet of students 
in these tokens of esteem. 

During tho exercises thoro was scarcely a 
tearless eye in the houso. Our oldest and best 
citizens of both sexes, appearod os deeply uf- 
foctcd os any pupil of tho oollego. Evory 
one Boomed to feol that ho or sho too was los- 
ing a dear invaluablo friend, and that qur 
community was losing ono of its brightest, 
ornaments. * 1 

Whatever may diavo been President llus- 


» Malt of the preacher* intending 
» go to California, wo publish in- 
ffouvsd directly from their Agents, 
*!■*■*»» of steamers far Califor- 


“*• Ww Mail Steamship fine via -Panama, 

«0s from this port OB 7th and 22d of each 
■Mb. Prise of through ,ticket $300— 

*< * <! «*■ «*der 12 yean of age half price. 
ft * ru m ti, allowed 250 Mm. haggle “4 catholic remark*) 

1W rtflaiMhip line via Nicaragua tails on c &aaot be 
mrnimatmAmnth. Price of through I tiul 1‘cazts thero r 

but as denominations they lmd better 

. JW%** ll, * ,,< 9 l ‘e tim transit across Hie distinctly their own platforms. 

■•^••tthesipeBsacf the passenger, to bring them together beyond 
wpeots is included in the 8 reo of proximity, defeuU itsolf. 

either a Uaw out L which 
theroff tiiuu hefor 

- Cwvbuion W. fnT,.. rr ,' u muft b y * dealing that looks candor. This 
AMMlov a* we are to believe it, that Prot-* ^ fi “ lU r . eligio “ • >nt humanity. 

^faMtoisfaetgmning grtmed fa St. Pat- ^ “*“ Ued - frae & and Iti, not the „urpo«o 

MMswb herMge, and this not only bjthe “ “*® oontrul of none— Union Sabbath Ushln l? knd miimtaliiim: 
of rtfl+ by emigre tion but eon- 8obooU, "“i 1 ft® ’ ‘ ' 

‘"•4m- Our exchangee atate that no lea whicl * peouhurities 

if passing within those liiui 

~-m tu **"•* tb “ u “to Closer con 


vic^ of " “°“ 0 D6W d °- toner ’ m ta ^*PM“gfo4? t 0 exis. 

Uwbiciom Unions. Our cotomporary of The Bible in Public SciiooLs.-This quos- 

, "h Advocato m * kes some sound *on »» engaging the attention of our ootom- 

1 00 the union of sects, porarics East and West. The Ch. Ad. k 

accomplished. A union of Chris- Journal submits an able argument, oontend- 
may he— true fellowship : ing that allowing the Romanists to be sincere 

- ^Py in thoir toruplcs against tho Bible in schools, 

An attempt ‘Be public authorities aro not bound to cx- 
ucortaindo- cludo it for thoir accommodation. It is shown 
Thero is l>y reason nnd u powerful array of examples 
sets the partioe far- that it is necessary to a sound religious, so- 
ire, or the unioniskoptup oialand. political education. Wo extract a 
is not single paragraph and much desire that it toko 
Union effect on some consciences about us : 

I It is not the^urpqse of .fco ftSfeata in ostah- 

I . ®. common bohooU, to 

over“ and r fh“ e ? ° f ^' y den ? lni “ation what- 
t , hcrof °re, thoso whom shool.arges 
with this interest ore npt to look into tho va- 
rious creeds and confessions of iuith whioh 


say te tho President and pro- 
per authorities of Missionary Dopartmont, 
that this work is in a moderately prosperous 
““te, and rather on the ascending soolo, some 
parts of it at least. 

Sinco my last notice there has been a groat 
deal of sickness on tho Mission. During tho 
most part of tho month of August, tho es- 
tates of Messrs. Proston and Muning num- 
bered ovor 200 on tho sick ronort: This 


'Nkvxr 8 *v IAH..-J The 'Si*' 

lowiug ’(MyjoUut of tt UennonA Itt'*** ...iJret** 
AlbttDV lo Uugulo : ’• A tew d»Ji > ^ > 

cttUod, at tlio MlcSIgttU 
robust, jorittl-looklng OcrmttU, ' 
his mrertrAoUHl, as bo »olked up 
lowed by bis i\iow aud kinder.' 
out a dlmo, thoro woo no suoh 
•toad of glrlog up wlthOMl <■ 
aud among •traugort, wlbBat j uoao - 

story, rooolred an encouraging * eussn”* 

for bis Western Uoqls, with 1 “’ 1 " 

Tbo Journey from Albooy beroha* ^^^ 

.foot, in four wooko, and o. Id. or»l»H 

Into that be bad earned by rrorUo| j, V 

out ylaoes, with which bo purchase! “J 
alu. Veare beaoo tbie ssas “j? — arelA*”* 
buo farm lu the Badger State. 
now country.” m — 

Moser Palo to Iswasa-AI 
American Board of Mls**»*»r£ij, h< 
tbo United BUtee bad 1 ^gieg » 
*a».274,#r7; In laude it.e.Pj* 

*ioo.<wo,oooi , ao Sa -J*®* 

charged, robbed them ol tne . 
from their home., without urns *4 


happily P«M — 
> and 4 0WI1 
. t Ueded 
i »cwd«W“», 
friends in • •r' t 
obeeHbl VS»Z 


on tho siok ropprt; This was 
a proportion to tho whole number os one is to 
fivo or thereabout. But tho proportion of the 
®iS« .to, tog, w^olo JiutBlier nf nffectiva hands, 
was greater than this, tho oomplaint being 
mostly fovsr, aaj in many oasos oliills and 
fever, but few deaths followed. But return- 
ing health has quite changed theaspeot. The 
hospital is well nigh vacated, business re- 
sumed in its various departments, moves on 
briskly, and the, church, which had been al- 
most deserted, is made to ring again with tho 
musical vqjee of tlio nogroos, hymning ifod’s' 
praise for hu gouduesa and “for h'lj wonderful 
works to tjio children ofjneu.” * - 

The time is at hand ' when ‘tho service of 
the sanctuary uu4 he, suanandctl and th” 


dir*et)y.f»o» Austin city to NowOHeans, or' 
ols* to some point on the coast. In tho ab- 
sence of steamboats and railroads, howover, 
thero aro UBsubstitutushundrodsuf ox wagons 
running at all times of the year ; and with 
their teams of from 10 to 20 largo steers 
hitohed to ono wagon they haul enormous 
loads. I have'Jwen infprrooi that r wogons 
havq lxjeit knonjuhore to oiyrry fjpn^^O^O to 

iah Boui^thcs^arge toutus of oxen afg drjyen 
without if ^no . . 'Jho wl(qi jtloae is use^^nd 
that, too, very frequently, by a hoy, 

Bastrop is a nourishing little town, situa- ■ 


liiiqt P* « Protestant ophuoasor nraj S. A,,d 

fStow ^to should find ttqt the Bible 

aiilinf t^y- k— * I “ too best hook fpr this purpose, sho has the 
’ * tWUtt ® 'right to make it a ichct/boik, much more if 



Obituary. 


Tile* editor of tin* Ri-glrti r lin* bVn presented with n 
bonph of «UpBt which contained eighty !u*nd.i. grown In 
llist, vicinity. 

Till: H % hr Sarmiento.— W e Imvn i cinvor«nl with ponm 
, I in* pm-pungi'f^Tlio arrived by tlih Imrk on TbutMln* 
* r \ h' ni ' tin Sun Ulna nnd Sandwich Island* 

Alt she It nnlil |n bn only 300 ton* burthen, *h<> 
Mart* »l from I'nimtnn with *213 pni'M'iigrr*. Notwlihvtnnd- 
iiU{ tin* h'ligfh of |||,. piiMHgu mill tin 1 short allowance tin 1 
piiMeiiKnn* wi r«> put upon. It Is fiirpriring thxt only „i»t,t 
tin-in died. one being*' Imnic nnd ©no Mud. \\»- under* 
Mnnd Hint hpat proceeding* urn about belnglnstltuted 
ngmmd tin- ship. 

’ lliinni i.r 01 v-» T't.ANIt.— Cftptultt Mnrvlifp, of (be brig 
Aiyyl-, arrived nt this port yestetdny from llnng Kong, 
r«*|*Mrf •« having ilireoTereil nil 1*1 tout about one titlin' In 
leiiittli. In bitiluile ‘J4 iliy 23 niln. ii'irtb. und loM^litid*^ 
•*'l It wiia rtott' red wllli green biuhe**. hut presented 

nil iron-bound shorn. A feef uf nbout n tulle In extent 
proji ctejfrmn t In* northern Mthu while on thocaFteriiund 
near the whore wa* a ror.k. 

' HAN I It A .WISH) MAHKKTH. 

SA'jt KiMM’ia, Tuesday, Augu«l 31. -Ilurinem for thn 
pawt fortnight ban decidedly Improved on tip 1 previous 
two week**. There baw been several -heavy speculative 
inorenieiitw. With n few exception*, price* generally are 

no I.. I... i J 


fu”ur" l '; l,h - W "” 1 ' 1 , '" lllllUl »»•"»» th. w.lfcr" of th, 

„ '/."""JJ 1 ." 1 , "! *" • rral ' 1 " r *h« (lf.vmimr(il« uf II,.. i„„ 
n « n l^oli i„ tf tbeiiiMelve* In surh n way. with the 
S, ’ r « J«rt«wt|u..nc .«* l-forr them To iiHiUlpk 

de. and hot tin nigh any atlch mean* 
1 i\war among friend* 

I a very ll.itti rltiR eimtpllinent to 
’" r :;..i:.iiip of thi* 


AftAXltmn fit at* or Thing*.— A n On 
NrwVnrk f!r.mm"rrl"l Ad.frtl" 
u.« hmm,. Orient. Un.l U», whirl. , 

w Mll „ mnrrl „ 

l»tn-.. 7 ,ll„ ut 

'?}’** lh „i,„„ I., 

,h„ 

“ nf 14 18, 111, ,„,1 „rn 11 jr„r. „f 
lnnM,r|o«»cur.lh.l.nA twfnn1.lt., 

A jrm.ii, woman, >,y, th„ n„IT„lk | 
wllll » In II." on.inlrj "on., ymn 
r.."t)T Mil. Whirl, mn thruncl. lirr ,1 
lnlui.iun.tlon nnd P nln wrrn rrrj 
npurrlundod, A frl.nd of tha fnmllj 

ll1 " np|.llcutl«n nf • bmt, Ini 

Knrd. n .ml poundnl Ann, In ttii’Wn 
llnu.mntln.i bfft.n to Milmlilr, nnd I 
rrunl.oil I, not, «linn«ln, |l f.w , f„,,h 
".."lin'd In linnonn. Impnlrrd, n nprnd 
Nloipln hut "ITaotanl nmnllm. llkp th 
io every ouo. 

An Awriut gnliwl II,,,,, ,, K „ 
hundnr.l H|i"»k"f" bfipiMir, lohnnltnl, 
tftllnn In Knulnnd n« ItBnJnjn In thin r 

lln " """in, ,,r Aujil.l n, eomm ,, 

ll. "Ion,, tlon fur " ll,,, .{nut rarlpty of, 
«"d "knrolwn In pr„»" knd portrj Or , 
pulriin th" Intrnduclnrjr mnttnr m “ r, 
Iry llut braida tiumt "Inoiitlnnair trna 


1 M HAMH.it tho dan Eli tor or Rob- 
. Eorinli Williamson, and tho consort 
n< 1 0 Hnmill, was born in O.rcono 
Alabama, in tho year lKlU-hindo n 
H’ ,‘omion of religion In 1H40— and 
i;E^“bnrough, August 20,1*62. 

‘ 1 diod, there passed from tho earth 
f tho most amifthlo and gontlo spirits I 
” np known. With an unruffled nature 
CT | n tenso conscientiousness, sho Uisohar- 
W |] her duties in all tho rolations of life. 
tVjj nhcwasdisintorostod and sincere. 
uLhmonts wero of a very ardent oliar- 
* The writer of this fools his own heart 
r j >n ji lonoly wlicn ho thinks'liO Hliall 
rniovou earth again, a friendship lioso 
[r prised, and fears lie, shall never look 
her like again. Asa wife, she was ten- 
nd dutiful, Hor deep solicitude for all 
totaM of- l'or husband, was a promi- 
Litin licr cliaraeter. Ajs a stop-motli- 
icr0 witB a nobleness, prudence and nffec- 
not often witnessed in tho discharge of 
■rduous duties of this office. With tho 
mMia nd firmness of an own. mother, 
he guide her husband’s littlo ones in tho 
ofiwlsdnm and virturo. Wo dcjin it 


pinwna. whirl, pin,'" ,1," Irft nn the 113,1 ipt. Shr brings 
Snu 1 nit, "ini, „ ilntm to th" 1st ,,f Srplrralpir and I’ni.n.iia 
to the 18th. She hrlnga lltu mnrli from Cnilf.trpla to tl,c 
l«l 1.11 . nnd III" pnn>"..g"r" or III" Unlirornla and VVIl.n.1,1 
Hcoltf a list of which Wo jrlvo below. 

Tim Ohio left Navy Hay via Kibjratnn. for NowVbrk. n'n 
thv ovcnluR of till* '21*t. Tho ateAincr United States loft 
Navy liny on tho 23(1 for NowYork. The Ohio bad three 
hundred ptuwngpr*, and two inllljonanf dollar* in freight 

Tho California boat tho Vr v inflcld Scott thlrty.*lx hour* 
on her pah*age down. ( 1 'I 

Tho new* from California i* not of a Tory lntere*l!inr 
chiinmter. ■ f * 

A Si.Avr Cask.— . ludft!* Murray and Ander*on. of San. 
Pmnclwso. haro rerulefed tho decision of tho Supreme 
Court In the matter of the three MluroM, wltnoo rale turn 
bet n under con*iderntl> n iii'Hmt court fur Home time pvt 
There name* are Carter iVrkin-. Robert I'erkinn and 
Sandy .lone*. Mr. C C fork In*, of Hollvar county. MN* . 
n tho claimant, and arrived in October. IMH. with the 
firnt nnined nlnve Tin* nllmr two arrived nflerwimN 
riiey had been at work In the mine* until the 31st of May 
last: When they were arrested Jit Dpliir. IMaeer county, on 
he complaint of Mr. I’erklns. who seek* to convey 
them to Mississippi, under the provision* of (be net of the 
bcghlature *• respecting fugitive* from labor, and p|h«Vh 
brought to the State prior to Imr admission into the Union." 
passed April 16r 1H52. They were taken thence to Sacra- 
mento city. and. before Jodte || Fry. .lustie.ebl Hu 
,1 euco. -where broor was adduced or tlielr belnjr the pro.,- 
ertyof Mr. Iirklns, and they were ordered Into bis cu-- 
tody ; They ^hen sou K bt for a release under a wilt of 
haiH-at roipti*. before .ludge Aldrich. Of Hu- DNtrirt Court 


nail mind miltlyatlnc Institutions as were 
cherished In this St * • • 

as mlaiit b.' the result of 

Mr (luring theif paid , 

the eilitcntloiial rhatitablo uud'otllor liiHitiilliii 
country ; hii'l contlime.l to t)l*ouns tlm motive* of the ttur. 
r T IT'"!. V lnv,,ln K I' 1 '" i° 1'iiph a high honor as that 
of betilg th.;l r guest lie attributed tin* nmi - 

! y . ‘'a* HP *" # rr ' ,,,, f ''clings to 

i r. !. , . W » ‘ 10 ''unneeted. ninl espoeially their 


ly present In Invlling him to 


main enuse of 
towards the 


respeet towards Its |iie;.| represenlatfves, to 
very beautlfltl compliment, eon- 
respect they bad galtied 
ommunlty could not bay be,..,en- 
s of men wlume stern InUgilly and 
W »' t nsslmllnte to those they so 
* noble reputation, the commercial 
possessed every where,. and henro tlielr 

T...UI cnu,|». 

approved of the Remarks of the 
rn.up of pence to America and 
•year of Its continuance 
l proi|wrlly and another 
‘Wtialtl, ami national com- 
lire purpose of both Hov- 
men. In ills estimation, was 

^ Hndr <»nly true Hue of no. 

Cabinets and political parties might rise ami fall 
likimestni.hr .n... -».i« h Involved Important re- 
n migbi take place, them 
b o( Hie people and tlov- 
s for peace. CominriTe was 

l whatever tended to break 
of the Interest of nations 
*l«’h now anti then urose. 
each other, and they Wrn . 
KS 'might nrlse ; hut with 
» people of that country 

n ml vruriT . y ; . - - r.r • 


whose dhunieter he paid a very ' 
idUfline With I lie hell. | that Ilf 

•Poln Hie coinmerrinl Cor 

»** 0,.- i,r, wi. ,,r wh^ 

uiillineliliig honesty il' * 

highly respvcted. Till 

men of Huston - 
prosperity and dredlt uaino. 

In contlmintlon. In* approve, 
clialrmau relative to tlm value ... 
Ureal Hrltain Kvery ndditlonal-j 
adde.l Another link to the chain »f 
series of uleank tlirougli which 
Jort conld lie best promoted 
urmneiits, lie assured gent 
lo maintain peace, ns simli v 
llcy. (’-*• ‘ 


i'hA'IMKNTS SIIOM A YOUNG WIFE’S DIARY . a 
A ? 0 .!lRKR2 VIKST hATTI.E -TIlE CAI’TUHE OF 
A IIUDOURT. 

MEMORY AND ITS CAPRICES. 

Ill, EAR HOUSE, Rr Oiuni.ra Dicirita. 

""Wl.nilgi'r— XXI. Thn Bm.llwouJ 
Family— \XII. Mr. Uuckett. 

Ii.tUBTRATioas. Mr. Quppy’*’ Entertainment — The 
Mnallweud Family. 

MHN8TKUS OK FAITH . 
hO.K.ANU DEATH OF l’AOANINI. 
hh'U'KR NINETEEN IN OUR STREET. 

003811' ABOUT (IREAT MEN. 

My NOVKbj on, Ywrirtir* irv Emium Lira, ny Bi* 

. , , l l ’* jn i | 'Bf.w.ra IitTTofr. (Continued.) 

A H.HORT CILAl’TKIl ON RAT8. 

A ri A tMMf 0IIA1 ’ TER F HOM THE DIARY OF A LAW 


rota it it , — * um.u Of Him anisic, amt 

retwl lot* bay. ml* at U * , h h||Tn ^ ^ 

I JH tierces, to arrive, at « Ik 

"A 1 "* 0.1" arfckl" hare "«hll,ll"R a 

1 ,1* *"4 »• Mr. nntl"",l bat fcw min. 

""Imll.., 00 bl,U IlMUOaa, ow Monday, at **, loo Rnw. 

. 200 n ’— U ’* "» Thamd» y 

V gkUori , ” 7 “4 «• M 18X4 

Work'! 2110 hi, In — rkiiortn. ino 

au N N Y IIAHS-A f»w >n»U lob. bar. mid at oj(4, And 
lM *" ‘"4", hot ». 

wi”h n ™ , ’, t!., - “' •^-""eM Rotii rwtreiar. 

"J,® 1 W «, w *ra Ukaw kt 8X4. 
ll Kill -No .aim am j,t rnportwd In otn itnrkat Wo 
f|U,^ Dnwdpnttad, notnlnnlljr.at »(««*»» f fcm. 

r."".,, o’"" b "" n """" •»!•" of Mrarpool Com 

from 111" nrookljn Storm, at 8io V mck. From amond 
IUu.il" th" rnloa for I.lrnrpool haro ln» n »1 oo for Conn" 

OOFFEk’' T r '°*’ 

limited, and wo ham mdlord mlm of hand. 2500 baaa 

* n ’ 

^nolro , n' " n f “ rth " 4. 

*” d i Import. "In," tho lat Soptomln.r 

28 TO U^n Tl “ . ,l, * k on <““4 l~>t «*»nlng wa. about 

BAGOrNa AND UOPE-Th'o principal ml*. „f , h „ 
mk haro boon 2X> colla Hope at 0, and 160 at O W, n,. 
tallloUaf Dogging haro aold at 18),. and of No. I Ron,. 
' l t win ' ' I " <1111 ll *«* ln « •* l*«l4 at 1IX011K4.' 
.BAD-1Y.. J,,t hoar of no tranwmtlOM In our markrt. 

LIMR’n" T “ M “ * 100 »> f "" «PPW Ulna, 

ltllK) l h,rn n ; ““f* 7 W “ lh * "f*"argo of 

WK) bbl. ltookland nt >1 no, „„ Wodnmday, lj(, bbl, 

fV’ffiWhbl l ‘“' 1 100 bbi « Alton «t 

I *1 25 V bbl. Prom second hand* the rates have Utterly 

UANIH.KH— Wo lure heard of no tranaaotlona of in. 

" Ur * r " F"n.rall, hold at Mr® 26., -p 
IIAY-Thlnartldolm, bom »".ro., and wo bar, noticed 

“ 7 “f!" of "'""‘""n at *24 00 gt ton, and Trctor- 
day I0« boles nt ...i im .. * ’ w 7wwr 


s arc in better supply with consequent decline in lie no doubt that th 

* eriimc nts of both eountrh 

M, 4— The market I* bountifully Riipplled with nil «uldbty j^ihiwr of penc 
1‘riee* hardly sustained. the bmpl would bn destru 

• s ami Mum :isr.s— N'n change. I.ooklu* at the tjUMtioi 

a tins laigely advanced, with flovcral largo salts, to ru, ers wer<| slow t«» unileri 

• ' , properly su. Misiindersli 

I’rioes have been fluctuating, with n slightly' refereufce lo.tlreat llrilaii 
Tint'tenileney ' 4 ■ -wi-n* t'ftiy*rtTUii ^ of-t-he-prisl 

is'ioxs — I’ork lias b«on In brNk demand, and prices l h" °rlgln of whose welt 
1.4 tained. desire or couutonnucu oil 

• ba^ suffered n.ptlll.ftirther decline. tlon*. i 

, iiro ln di nuNdalnuriluoIntloii". Mr Raring conclndod hjr nprrmtng I, I. grain, .d„ ,„ |1W 

> u tiuring tlie fortnight hns lieen greatly depressed. , H n honor lie felt constrained to divide with his assn 
IS low ns 32 cents for prime. Foe the past day or teint ;: , 1 down after giving the following toast • ‘ 

enrUon has tAkni place, and it N largely in demand ! *■ r l"ndship— .May It not be mitlouul or sectional but 
quotations. • r njiiversnl." yui 

— The prlco of tbi* nrtlclh" has jfreatly advanced, " fi 'h" i"'n|lmept was received with repeated cheers 
at 2q to Si) cents ^ „ Spceel.ea were tnudh by the Hon. Win 'Appleton, tile lion 

its remain a* before, except refined, which bnvii Kdward hverett. and several other eloquent gentlemen 


..... ..a.ra..-,. uepanmsni ha* authorized exper* 

77 T'" f"" 1 Hi" uo of n Imyonot n,.,l" ol 

oO » n,l,l„ r . - ft lf tr, in. mn 15 I Htnwt Hi. tnlanlry lc 

G " liajonot oxorci™. „ wlt| , „ 

o„ 77’ !!” r !' < ' kl " M "'" l " ul “ w r- It will l,c to Hi, 
nrnskot what the glova Is to the hand In sparring, 

Nnw Rick. 

Thursday, " 


Ch her whole character was buildod. — 
St character waa.nonipaof, r»s«lap, sym- 

lrtrif»l— yo* tll0rc " -|lH uot,1 ' n K of tho asdet- 
kgbout her. In her, suavity and firmness 
Ldcmsrkahly blended. Hers was a very 
spirit; screno and tranquil us a lake 
yyJ,c< 1 In tho mountains, tho inmgo of 
f, m i m ?red itself deep in.licr heart and rc- 
klcd > BWcef nnd joyous light over her 
Ilcoatwnrd life.- As a member of tho 
Quch bIio wns devoted to its interests, nnd 
mlii'in her attendance upon tho means of 
2gt. Thrco times each day did sho regu- 
E3j »ttend to her closet duties. As sho 
fjti on in hor unpretending course, neithor 
((king nor shunning contact with tho world, 
ikilesll loved and admired, few knew what 
t beautiful nature lay hid, in that fragile 
to. As her lifo was holyThcr dcatli was 
triumphant; as it approuchod nho.spoko of it 
,l.nly anil eipresscd her entire readiness 
*Jwillin|‘ J 1 01 ’ 


l,.i.f«T«»Ti0Na, Near Illurtratlona In Tlrron-Shrin" 
iic -llut In thy lineament" I trace, rlo. 
.. ™7 ,, n aiidlilc gnomic", Fl.u Illuitratloua. 
FASHIONS FOR OCTOBER. 

. Ii-usiRAToiv*. Walking nn4 Homo toHet^-O irl’* 

Toilet — Cap. T 

? 1 Y;,tfS.^1 F lR.JS 0 F 8AND «»riK» ■"» now FrintrJ 

?, Nh: " BIONTIll.Y MAGAZINE ; and more 
than Hrtcon Hundred Dollar* are paid ,to American Edi- 
tors. Author*, atul Artiat*. for labor be*towed upon the 
preparation of a *lnglc number The Magazine l* proba- 
bly read by a greater number of per*on» than any other 
periodical publNhed in any part of the world ; and more 
money I* exp^mded upon It. for Original Article* nnd I'ic- 
torim hmbellishmentH. than updn any other .Magazine 
burned in tho United . v »tate*. 

The Magazinu weigh* over *evcn and not over eight 
ounce*. The Pontage upon each Number, u t\ich mutt be 
jiaiJ (junrterly nr yeat ly m advance, ib THHEC ckntIi to any 
Post-office within the United Slatei. 

'l'l.itMa — The .Magazine may be obtained at IlookBeller*. 
I eriodical Agents, or from tho Publisher*, at Tiihki: I)oi.- 
i.xhs a year, or TwK.VTT-rivr. Ckmts a Number. The Semi- 
aunuul \ olume». a* completed, neatly bound in Cloth, at 
I wo Dollars, or the Muslin Cover* at Twenty. five Cent* 
each, are furnished by tho Agent* or Publisher*. Four 
volume* are now ready, bound. 

The Publisher* will supply Kpaclmen Number* gratui- 
tously tu Ageuts and Postmaster*, aud will make liberal 
arrangement* witli them Tor circulating the Magaxine 
lhey will also HUpply Club* of two person*, at, Five Dol- 
lars a y. nr, of five person* at Ten Dollar*, and of a larger 
number ut the same rate*. Clergymen supplied at Two 
Dullar* per year. Number* from the commencement cau 
be supplied at any time. 

Oct21t. HARPER ^BROTHERS. NewYork 


Messrs, R. Haborshnm k Co. 


Lam: Nmuimoi a — ' The following description of Lake 
Nlfcaragua is from a work publNhed in Loudoii by .lohu 
Daily, long a resident in Nicaragua : ' 

The bake of Nicaragua is a fine expanse or water, ex- 
tending about ninety mile* from one extremity to the 
other ; tho'gn'ntest breadth being about forty, and thn 
nfi aii thirty miles. Near the shores, Hint Is t*i i say. about 
the distance °f one bun.lred yard-* from the beach, them 
I* generally a depth of two fathoms of water; in other 
p»rts. between fire and fifteen fathom* are found. 

*• tf,. T ,. ru l Kroup , nf intatg nn ,| MOInn |»| ftn j H diversify the 
' ,f ll ‘« bitter, Zapatera. Ometrpet, and Madera 
nr the largest, being several miles in circuit. Zapntera 

Mni , 'r i ‘V’ 11 o r " ,,K n, ' ,irly ,n ,JMW 1,1 height, and 
uninhabited Ometcpet is IniiabUiM by *u induAriois 
race of Indhins who raise mail*, etc., and posses* snm! 
cuttl.v Madera is joined to Ometepet by a neck of land 

Sa*t°7fc U f? n ' ,lronK 41 In from the north- 

last It is frequently overflowiul ; In form, it is a huge 
mound or ttioro than 4(H)o Rvt high, every where thlcklv 
covered Willi wood, affording a gh-at supply of excellent 
redar timber of great dimensions. On Ometepet 1* ft re- 
nmrkable mountain, that, viewed from the nearest sh6be 
presents thn figure of an almost perfect cone, rising from 
the surface of tlm water at an elevation of more than moo 
fret Uitllko the adjacent Madera, it is barn of wood 
sliotviiig only a few tree* scattered. here andlbere i but’ 
from Its symmetrical proportions, is a grand and pleasing 

ngU uT bl ?i by u,nr,, " r " "» the I’aolfin at n 
gn at distnnee Bolent n»in« and Sapote aro Nlands much 
smaller than the preceding, not occupied, but cultivable 
rim other small group* merit no particular notice, and 
while there is much good land on the margin* of the lake 
Ifwith^rNw iTnlllT^n 1 *^ WHIaoarceiyover be looked i 


(iHownioK Tiir UaiTro STATra — Mr. Diirbyi t 
known geographer nnd statist, calculate* that in 
population of the United Stall's will b« 07.620 00 

1U60. 376,307,000. 


Board of Health. 

TRRMENTB IN TIUt'ciTY OF NIW ORLEANS 
For lit* W««k rnding Hi'|>0-mlMr VS, Isji i 

.1 Frrfr, MiWignitnl | 

I K*r«r, Hllliiif* ItiinitUnt ? 

I Fever, UmUJr • . 

I F»v»r, l*iipf|ter*l I 

I lasdrlii*. . 

V ft) il ro. *|iiinlni . 

■i" Ini, mil. rnni-e J 

i« mhmIh ;;;;;; 

V Mitrsiiiiii* I 

I* MiTDlngt l* 

a oi«i a*. ;**" J 

1 l > n*tini<>nU ”' 1 

I I’tirsullt* .!.,!!!! 3 

l» I'uErparxl I 'onviil(ioti( J 

IV It i|>i ii i .. of IlladiUr J 


Apflplsiv ... 
Attiim*. .... 
Almrlloii.... 
Ancinln .... 
An*uri»in ... 
Ilroneliltti. . . 
tJhoUrs,....- 

Cbn(uni|ition 

("iiolen Mori, n» .. 

*-'IIM llljill.il* 

Choleri* liif inlurii. 

Oaaenunori* 

•'"lir, Uilioua 

iM.ilily 

biufilim* 

Dy*ent«ry. 

Danlitio* 


DU- as 

With 

iNOapcct unclouded, hor spirit pently loosed 
itthofd npoa tho clay, like the hand of a 
anther gently dotachinj" itself from her 
lisping tabe, and weat to take its plnco be- 
fore the throne. Wo sorrow for tho Church 
for the loss of so rich an ornament — for’our- 
klf, for the loss of so dear u friend -for the 


General .Intelligence, 


u HiiiiLnrn ’.!”!!!!!!!!!! 

3 [Hcrofol* - ’ t ’ 

11 Synroiw. 

I SnltriiitiK of iNire. CrnUl*! 

I riiintu 

VlTfUniii 

V3i Unrtirlain 

illllror Ilf |,«!g ' 

■ " j Wound, l'ctioinllng 


KnUhtii 


Kpllrp* y. 

fever, tVrnbriil.. 
»*rBr,Ty,.hol,i... 
f «vi>r, ItmuiiUni. 
>«v.r, Yrllow.... 
Fev.r, Uncertain . 
£* ver, CnnK-tlire 
F*r«r, l’emlcloiii, 


Census ok Neb*Orleans. — F rom tho returns 

of the Commissioners appoihted to take tho census of tho 
city under the act of Consolidation, wo make up the fol- 
lowing summary: 

' Fin*T DISTRICT. 

White male* .20.601 

White females 22 Ui»5 

Free colored males poo 

Free col ored females l 

Male slaves ’ 2<HJ0 

Female nlave* 3^006 


embranccs of her 'gentle and pious life, 
io the sweet assurance that she dwells 


#1 W*r* und*r to y*«r«,ai,<1 39 colored. 

INTERMENTS IN THE 


space of twelve days, blio belong* to the Vanderbilt line, 
and Is intended to run on the 1'nelfle from Suit Juan del 
Sur to San Francisco, in connection with the N'ewOrleans 
steamer* fur that route 

Later from China. 

D it< * from Koug Kong to the 24th have been .received 
at San I'ranelsco.- 

Aoeouut's from the interior of China represent great 
overti'iws of the rice Held* and thousand* of persons 
drowned 

The re volution 'appears to be gaining ground stendilv, 
but report* are so confused that little dependence is 
.placed on -them by the papers. Wulautai, the Tartar 
commander in China, who w:l« shot in an engagement 
nri*r K wi-.linfu - Imd-dirti of-his-wnunds. or in other lau^ 
qzuuge. • gnnu to his wauderings among the genii." The 
Impel mlM* are htated to have becu worsted in the en- 
counter lust ref. rred tot and Kwuiiu to be in rebel pos- 
se?sion.* Tlie Mihurb. of tin* city were dehlroyed by fire.* 

The imperial CommLs?lon<!r. Sen. has hewn superseded 
by Yeb. and lias proceeded towards Kwel-linfu. The prin- 
cipal rebel-quelling ComuiiMioucr Sae-*bang-ha, has been 
recalled to I'ekin. 

The Friend of China has a letter which speak* of the 
capture of Wa-cbiu. one of the rebel chiefs, "aud the 
very mail who styled himself King Tion-teh last year ’’ — 
and who gave the throne over to Fong-wing-san, contant- 
ing himself with the positiou of second King •• Thl*,’\ 
the writer says. “ 1* the most iqvrit.iriou* action the Im- 
perialist troops have ever performed in Kwangai. Wu- 
eliin will be sent to Pekin for trial anil execution ; this 
news is very true— there i* nt) mistake about It.” 

The same journal regards affairs as bearing an alarm- 
Ing aspect, and deem* it impossible to tell what rnuy come 
next. A history of previous risings in the Kingdom I* 
given, to show that the ono now progressing i* by far tho 
most serious. 

Manii.i.a. — A ccounts to tho 17th June descriiio tho 
rhyal festivities, wliich came off on the 13th, 14th and 
16lh On the first of these day* commenced the proces- 
sions from the different village*. Indian* drewwd as 
Moorish chief*, conducting the car to the palace, filled 
with gaily drcK-ed females representing the iqucuu aud 
her maids In the afternoon were pony races, feat* of 
horsemanship, etc. Second and third days tho same, 
w ith addition of cauoe races, aud at night brilliant dis- 
plays of (if-works aud illuminations— the whole con- 
cluding with a graud ball in a pagoda, built by Chinese 
expressly for the occasion, which 1* said to have gone off 
Very well, and was attended by the eUte of tho place. 


Republic of Paraguay. 

llosiox. September 2fl. 

I.nte advice* from Bueno* Ayres state that Gen. UrquUA 
ha* n .• gnizod the independence of Paraguay. 


VARIOUS CEMETERIES 

.41 |Cli«ritv Hottiiia] 

.WJPoiurt Ptobl 


8l. Vluranl ilo'I’aul, 
Lain) i-lle 


Thomas H. Foster, 


Cslliolic(No'.‘ii 
Csllmlic (No. a] 
PniUilnm 


Dtaopolis, Sept. 1S52. 


I|('Tpri-**(]rovi 


Total white population 
Total freo colored popu 
Total slaves 


t ranoa 

NewYork aixty-day Dlili*. 
Bight Ohaokaon IfairYork. 


.1% Hi. I'utHck'i. 

. 4|IIubr*w 


IXiMX 


Died, at his summer residence, near Bla- 
kn tarings, 12th July last, YVm. EokFord, 
En., late of Mobile, Ala. 

The deceased was born in l’etcrburg, Va., 
Oet. 7, 1802, and emigrated to this State in 
the early settlement of the country, For 
many years previous to his removal to Mo- 
We/he resided in this place, and was oxten- 
•rely tnpigcd in mercantile pursuits. Dur- 
ing thi« time ho formed u very numerous and 
tnemWe toquaintnuce, and acquired a repu- 
tatfon for probity of conduot and integrity in 
bnuae, that will long endear his memory to 
tho* sho only knew him in tho ordinary 
Innjartiuus of commercial lifo. 

_ Ik embraced religion nnd joined tho M. 
6. Church, in 183U. His oliuracter as a 


Total population in the First District..., 
Number of voter* in the First District.., 

a EC OH D Ills IKItT. 

White male* 

White females. 

Freu colored males 

-Frwv colurcd^leinaJ L es...i . . , , , , , 

Man* slaves 

Female slaves 

JlK.t'Ar IT ELATION. 

Tot:il white population . . . ....... .". ... . 

Total free colored population 

Total slaves 

Total population iu the Second District.. 
Number of voter* in the tiecond District. 

I HIM I) DI8THICT. 

White maje* .‘ 

White female* 

Free colored male*. . . . y. 

Free colored female* . . .1 

Male slave* 

Female slave* ; . 

RECAPITULATION. 

Total white population 

Total free colored population 

Total elave* f 

Total population in the Third Distrifct. . . , 
Number of voter* in the Third District. ., 

FOURTH DISTRICT. 

White males 

White female* 

Freo colored male* 

Free colored female* 

Male slave* 

Female slave* v . . 

RECAPITULATION. 

Total white population 

Total free colored population 

Total slave* 


A HESTER, Hi traU-ry lloaid of ll.altb. 


NEW ORLEANS MARKETS, 


n.t. 9 iir ! 8 11 *" A""""""* Orric", 1 
HaturJny Murulng, UcUilwr 2, 1862. J 

Tlio put W""k Iim prcionteU do Tory "triklui foituro In 
"ur B "„"n,| nmrklt Tlio deuiantl lor Cotton bu con- 
1 “y"*- “ nJ th" ulos exowd thou of th. proytou* 

*""k. Tobkooo hu remalnod tlmi, hut without » .u-ndy 
dflunnd IV.itorn ptoduo" hu boeu < lu let, owiug inortly 
o "mult mppllM nrrlvlog from Uio Interior, hut tup, mo 
tuot.uc"" to uu nhflonoo of domoud. Corn hu boon Tory 

rr: * 7 ? *“ i r “ u " h *''" won ,m. 

uJnod. On Wednonduy mnrnlnK w. puhlUhod tho C.n- 
iota 0 ""count" lh our ttlcgtophlo column#. They embrnoa 
u.t«, tom M,"rpool to tho 16th, and tu rn Il.yro to thn 
l. th Iru tut, ono week tutor thou wo h.d proriouily ro- 
ooiyed by tho Africa. Tho ulca of Cotton for tho „colt 
U "’ 4"porturo of tho C.n.d. arc H.t.d at 
41.000 of which 17,000 h.d b. ™ ukto for opoouL- 
tlon .nd dooo for export, tho "pooul.tlr. dom.nd Lying , 
boon oouflnod moilly to tho early part of the week. and 
ba*d On adrlooo taken tom till, ride of tho AtlanUo by 
tho Canada Tho account, of tho otoamor Atlantlo. which 
arrlrod at hlrorpool on tho 16th, ohookod the demand 
and gay. th. market a different appearance. Pr|cc. up 
to that day had ahown an Improrlug tendency, hut rdt»t 
or tho ImproToment waa «ab"o,|U"ntly'lo»t, and tho cloring 
"tuoUtlou" aro otatod aa follow, t Pair Orloam. a}.', Mld- 
r i"? 7 r 't“ n ‘ 6 ^‘ y ‘ ,r bplanda 0, and Middling Upland. 

, „V B ? m " Priyato circular., howoyar, ,|Ui>tod 
Middling Orloana at 6J{, and MlddUug Mobil, at 6);d 91 
ft. Tho clock remaining In Llrorpool on the 17th, oaolu- 
■lro of tho amount on uhlpboard, la elated at 606,000 bal"i. 
At Herre, the ealoo of the week ending September 17, wore 
TOO brio", and rrioea had adrancod about 1 franc on 
moat qualltiea. 

Tho next ateamer duo from Liverpool i* the Atlantic, of 
Collin*’ American line, which waa to have tailed on tho 
22d ult. Sho pro* to have been followed on tho 26th by 
the (Juuard ateamer 4*l*-both bound for NewYork dl- 
reot. “ \ - 

The weather haa been dry and plecaant daring the 
week Tho account* of tlje growing crop from many 


ill that Republic. Now this .people reside* in the nulgb 
borhood of Santa Rosa— Laguna de Joco. aud on the 
banks of the Rio llravo Many of them are already 
familiar with the mechanic arts, jmd other* have a semi- 
cirilized education, speaking with perfection th.- Knglisb 
Spanish and French dialects. Tht*y are all extremely 
courageous, for from childhood they have been accustomed 
to tile dangers of war. and many a time have fought with 
the American troop*, and have defeated them by their su- 
periority in battle They use with admirable precision 
the death-dealing rifle aud the revolving pistol. They are 
cool in danger, constant uuder. privations, uud d.Jlaut uu 
dcr •■very specie* of cr.uel punishment, aud you'uiay rest 
assured they are more suited for a war of txtVrmlnation 
against savage tribes, than any other kind of soldiers iu 
the world, much they' posse*, beside* the acuteness and 
sagacity of their barbarous brothers, without their san- 
guinary ferocity, that discernment and compr* hension 
which are the sure marks of the white man. Iu this view 
your excellency will perceive- that they are the m<-i 
proper to pursue constautly tlju savages even to tlieip 
most secret retreats in the uiuuutaius— wrest from them 
the fruits of their depredations, destroy their raneherius 
and by this meuns give » mrre seourily4o' the State. 

•• I believe I have sufficient influence with the heuiinolea, 
and I therefore propose to your Kxcelleucy to conduct to 
this city oue hundred und fifty or two huudred of them 
mounted nnd perfectly armed, aud at their own expense, 
in six weeks from the day u contract i* made with me. and 
to have them ready, the moment they arrive here, to ruih 
to the point of danger, serviu^your Excellency with the 
greatest fidelity, on-thc single condition that they may be , 
granted with every security the'uay provided for their 
enlistment in the proposition* which I shall have the 
honor to submit to your Excellency, if you should deem 
proper to grant me a private conference for the purpose of 
explaining more fully my enterprise. 

•• Iu command of this little force. I am certaiu I cau 
save the people of the State half a million of dollar* un- 
uinlly at least, without counting tho protection which will 
result to agriculture, mining and commerce “ 


26,744 

2,275 


"Linr** 

E**t India 

Ouirnan 

Kentucky ....... 

Northam 

Urea*!, Vlootb 

N*»y 

pilot 

C'rnck*ra 

HrUk* *A|.. 

K4»iii»hrba::: 

PorWr . 
Fr. Win., |l|00 
llraa.^loolb.. 

Rio., 

Ifavi 


material change. Weatern Canal is quoted at 20* and 
Ohio nt 21* per barrel. The quotations for corn are 28* 
Od for Yellow aud 29* per quarter for White. Lard baa 
advanced to 03* per owt. 

Havre, September 17. 

Thcro haa been a fair demand in the Cotton market 
duriug the week, and the sale* embrace 0000 bale* ; price* 
have advanced about one franc on most qualities. 
Death of tho Duke of Wellington. 

The Duke of Wellington died on Tuesday, the 14th of 


Total populatiou iu the Fourth District. 
Number of voters in the Fourth District. 

OENKHAL SIMM All V . 

Total white males 

Total white female* 

Total white population 

Total five colored male* 

Total free colored female* 

Total frqe colored population 

Total male *la vea 

TotRl female slave*...'. s ,. ...... , 


September. 

The Duke of lVellington’a death wa* caused by apo- 
plexy Great preparation have been made for hi* funeral 
which was to be a national affair. 

The Bank of Eugland had declared a dividend of 3>f 
per cent- * 

A Spanish steamer-of-war, Intended expressly fd? the 
defeuce of the Island of Cuba ha* been launched in the 
Thame*. 

Scarcity of Silver— Harvest*. 

There i* much inconvenience Buffered in Kugland from 
tho scarcity of silver, owing to the large exportation to 
Australia. 

The hurvest* are generally over, and prove abundant. 

France — Steps to the Umpire. 

A petition ha* be^n pqt In circulation amoug the poorer 
elusec* In Pari*, praying for the reestablishment of the 
Empire. It ha* been numerously signed and presented to 
Loul* Napolcop. wh6 replies that, when tho general inter- 
est should be ut stake he stood ready to anticipate public 
opinion, but iu case of an intercut which might appear 
personal, ho would follow public opinion. 

The Conti it utionel. in an article on the steam navy of 
France, assume* the poeaibilltj of a successful invnion of 
England. 

Tho report or a treaty of free trade between Franoe and 
Engluud prove* to huvebeen unfounded. 

Spain. 

All the publisher* of the uationol journal* have been 
Imprisoned on charge* of iutrigulng against the govern- 
ment. 

Austria. 

The presence of Sir Henry Bulwer in Italy ha* given 
great anxiety to Austria. The fortification* of Florence 
uud Bolognu have been increased and strengthened. 
Death of Biahop Chase. 

NewYork, September 28. 

Bishop Chase, the presiding Bishop of tho Episcopal 
Church in this Htato, died to-day in Albany. 

The Fisheries. 

Boston, Weduesduy, September 20. 

Captain Bell, the commander of. tho British frigate De- 
vastation, statioued on the Finhlug bauk*, has written u 
letter to tho Governor of Prince Edward* Island stating 
the American ti-ln-rmeu are flocking in vast numbers to 
the Fishing Grouuils in tho neighborhood, and that the 
greatest exertion of the authorities ia required to keep a 
check-upMi thetr intrusion. 

Indian Afiairs^-Japan Expedition. . 

Waiijinoton, Wednesday, Beptember 20. 

The Shawnee delegation have concluded their business 
with the* Indian Bureau. 


Dinner by the Boston Merchants 

Ti) Ut)N. THOMAS BAKING, M. P. 

The dinuer given at Boston on Tuesday, tho 21st ult., 
by about two hundred of the leading merchant* of ’Bo«- 


-vtiia 

Java 

1 JHfa»jrr» 

HI. LlairUiigo . . , 
Chocolate, V*lf 

No. I 

Nr. It.... 

‘Vaa.**;: 

BbuaUiinf 


f-iii 1 ?' 

Cun ... _ W 

CUar.H »!.... _ 


ton, to the lion. Thomas Baring, of the firm of Baring 
Brother*, of London, took placo at tho Revere Honse. and 
is said to have been a most elegant affair. The lion. 


kinWvn AL Tl ’ irura wnat wo know and 
K™ “« W R» R8 near bluuioless u« 

Khl‘°i ot . of mankiud ; and 80 ir «- 

K™ ““ toon Iuh life, that ive umy 
2 60 ",„!!’7 acy Ut ! d propriety refer to him 
Offf p ( ° wortl| y of uur imitation. 

C‘r“r. cn , te wo httV0 ljut ^ Ptr- 
, t , hat 1 ?° suffered with perfect 

n!ZT 7!!° WI , U of God ’ uud hie end 
iJR . ftiessed are the dead who die 

Wtlh^ t i r0mhoncefurlh: Voa Buith the, 
#d their “ h t 0y “Uyreet from their labors; 

7 “ e >r works ilo fulloW.” I) ■’ 

Wambm, Miia., Sept. 20, 1852. 

WAMoffiL llth 77 M - ofl. 

Wlhi. art ^’ a 6 ei t two yoara and seven 

?!* d 'ptorcsting hoy was tho 
CjUd an/h,v 1,9 P aro nts and their friends, 
tot of sunshin 0118 Wa 1 1,18 “uturo, that n 
liere Cli r “? nod to him every 
‘""Clo sorrow f i’ r ° i ““ ^ Jurkeued liy 
’ took - lli >» to that luufl 
w sorrow never comes. 

Demon"!!,, Tjua. 11 . Foster. 


riculture, mining and commerce. Trusting- 
Ixcelleucy will excu.-e the language of thi* 
Ion, both in th,e awkwardue**of the ^nauirh 

rlilxli ? um «<■>» r..».llk.. i i~ .« , . , 

neglect of 


livened the occasion by their excellent music. .Mr.. Web- 
*ter and Gen. Pierce were expected to be present, but did 
not make their appearance. 

Mr. Elliott, after the removal of the cloth, ro*o and 
•‘poke of the great service* rendered the mercantile com- 
munity of tin* country by the eminent house of which 
Mr. During wa* a member. He lauded the high and strict 
lutegrity of the firm, and otuted that they Imd met here 
to hbow them respect for these noble qualities, and to 
their representative present. Mr. Elliott next spoke of 
•the true ha*i* of mercantile reputation a* being epitom- 
iz'd in the conduct and management of the hou*e of 
Barinp Brother*. AHurion wa* made to the rumor* cur- 


Total slave population, 


those rules which may have been 

thi* country for the preparation of au application of this 
kind. I entreat you graciously td accept my bumble ser- 
vice* aud respect*, and to believe up- God uud Liberty, 

„ _ , " Parker ll. Prknc’ii. 

‘•To hi*. Lxceltency, Don Juae Maria del ltegato, Guv 
of the State of Durango." 

The San Franr i.sco Herald of tho 28th ult. aay* : 

We are pleased to announce that all fear* of an exten- 
sive Indian outbreak In the Four Creek country have 
been 'removed by the prompt action of General lliieh- 
•ock, in sending such a force to the spot a* completely to 
overawe the savage*. The result of tho Grand Uouuoil 
was eutirely satibfactory. and tho most earnest promises 
were made by the chief* to preserve tho peace toward* 


Totul colored population 

Excess of white males 

Excess of free colored females 

Excess of female slaves 

Total solored female* 

Total excena of colored female*, , . . 
Total male populatiou of the city. . 
Totul female population of the city 
Totul excess of male* In the city.. 

Total population of tho city 

Total number of voter* 


Star 

T*rr.,dAm«n.|ku 
Russia 

tested 

Csausl 


3.705 
17 ,603 
0.013 
, 74 066 
. 70.483 
. 4.483 
146.440 
. 13,411 


gem 

Bhouldsn. 


uiiier, yttbi. 
Norther* I 00 

c Tfe..,r.“: , M 

n sa“ria i 2- . 

do.BhtffsAM^- 1 
Ulcl.gbrtgs VsU — 41/ 
do.8Ls.lfi.k:4l _ #* 
Ur.Low.OtaaljRi — )o 

jWr W 

2,i* 

CUUmusiUs .... — UU 

SaUasU *5 

C'alko Prlals ( 

Jmhu, K« 11 lucky _ 40 

LtaMys.Ky.... - so 

do. Ksetern .... _ is 
»aek, «l bull. 

14 00 

Kagitah • M 

Rav«ns 4 44 


NewOklean* ano Jackson Raii.uoau.— M essrs. Colemau 
and O’SHfcughuessy. commence, on next Monday, tho 
opening or the NewOrlcnns and Jacksoif Railroad. -They 
aro determined to carry through faithfully their portion of 
tho contract*. 


the white*. The whole community will feel grateful tc 
U« neral Hitchcock and hi* officers for their intelligent 
exertions In saving tho country from an Impending In- 
dian war. * 

The Sacramento Journal ho* the following intelligence : 
A party of thirty-five Kentuckians, resident* of Madi- 


son aud C’lark counties, arriaed in town yesterday, having 
lett Fort Independence on tho 6th May. They started 
with seven wagons and thirty mule*, all of whichVrere 
brought through in good order. There was considerable 
cholera prevailing- among the traius, but they suffered no 
lo-'* by tbl* disease. A daughter of Dr. Cooper, who was 
one of the party, was burled at Fort Kearney. 

The emigrants on thu way appear to be suffering more 
from sickness than from ecarcity of provisions, as nearly 
ull of the companies this year Lave un ibundaht *upply <>f 
the necessaries of life. This company found gra** very 
se.int for about forty mile* up Curaon river, but ou tbe 
Humboldt there was sufficient for their stock 
There have becu numerous rumors here of the great 
destruction of stock upon the Humboldt ; but we are in- 
formed by thiiFcompany that they «uw but two or three 
dead animal* upou the desert, and that tho stock gen- 
erally along tlm entire route were in good condition. 
From observation uud information, this party aro of the 
opinion that their train wus In ihe middle of the emigra- 
tion of the present year, nearly tho same uuiubur of 
teams having arrived as were left lu their rear. The traiu 
came through »• Bublet»e's Cut-off," and arrived ut Carson 
Valley a Week ago last Monday. They met the relief 
train at Carson River Canon, aud from it obtulned some 
provisions. Tho following is the list of person* composing 
the compuny: From Madison couuty, Kentucky— Ed- 
ward They. Iluriisou Ilelfunstein uud family, J V liel- 
feiintein and fumily. O.F McIntosh aud fumily. J W l*ay- 
deu and family. From Clark county— J W MoluUwh, 
Mrs. A 11 Cooper aud family ; and Mfs. Fugett, from Mis- 


let't Fort Independence on tho 6th May. They sU 
with seven wagon* and thirty mule*, all of which 


As hi* feeliug* and his 


Death of the Duke of Wellington. — It will bo noticed 
that " the Iron Duka,” after all tho great battle* ho has 
fought, iu Iudia, Spain, Portugal, Belgium, «tol, has. at 
lust, us announced per telegraph, found a mightier con- 
queror thuu himself iu Death. 


Middling 

Good Middling , 


humble ubility would permit him, he would endeavor to 
fuake some rep|y to their greeting, but regretted that be 
bud uot word* at command suitable to use Iu performing 
that duty ; he. nowi-ver, relied uu the kindness of which 
a fluttering demonstration had just been made, for an ex- 
cuse fur shortcoming*. 

Ho fV)lt, when he looked uroufld him, ho might assuredly 
rely ou the strength of their fueling* towards him. llo had 
thought when he came hero that it would not Is: necessary 


Hr.n IlivER.— Thu Louisiana (Aloxaudria) Democrat of 
the 29th ult. says : Tho river at thi* point is iu Quo boat- 
ing order, largo boats being able to p&a* over the fall*. 
The prospect now is, that wo will uot bo troubled with low 
water this season. 


VMfi whiu., 


Meetings, un the 
Wulu, circui, n. ' Conference. 

r -ta P uS^ U ° ioUr “ 10 - 0.iu-.01u P "l. 

•sjtoSr " 

*' l! “ Ballon ’ ’ ' 23 * nJ ' J4 ! 

^•fCrMWoi' . “ 30 nnd 31, 

tollll. Circuit ^ ^ 0T ' 0llUj 7 ' 

circuit " I3aui *H 

^BUUon, *’ " 27 “ UJ 3 «, 

Wi o« eW • • 27 mul 2", 

"MR,,,. " 0bt,r ‘ ""peclally tb „ w 

* ® — II14 (1 - Fehgubon, p. K. 

*t m.,i^ ‘T’ , on thelr "* r to ll1 ' Annual 

^ 8»bb*tb' nr P makt ‘ lhwlr ari ^««Jn*ntA t© 

If, rtril ‘.“ g ,I1U u “’ 111 «"'■“» a »4 Sum. 
®W-28. l«Kn 1 P«°t to boo many of you. 


rr#ar, ft bbl. 

OMo,*U..aup.. 
lUliioUAMo.ko. 
HI. Louu.UUy.. 


a^ it would soon b< — that Ids humble talent* were uu- 
sulted to any diplomatic task, tho more especially unsuited 
because of tin- many others having emiuout qualifications 
for such duties being left behind him— no such opinion 


Hour 

'‘rather*. V * 


would bo hazarded Agent* were generally ctuxoin for 
diplomatic purpose* who bud some quulitluliou* fur tbe 
task, which lie confessed bo hud not. 

If any reason existed in addition why tbe gentleraon as- 
sembled ought to be convinced that diplomacy was uot 
the object of hi* uiisaiou. that reason would be round lu a 
contrast of his own with the splendid abilities of his 


Indian IliU. 

Camden. 

Kbeuexcr. 

Liberty, 

Philadelphia. 

Bummerfield. 


160 at 6^, 14 at 7, 1 at «4 V Ik, 188 Mason County on 
privuty.terin#, and yestorduy 124 Factory .Lug* at 4 \r 


£■“*«»• • 10 

Ombmi 

FI**, drum, ft N — 41 

asajtnt;:,? 


than by Ids urbanity uml blgh-mludeduuss, Thus ktlow- 
Ing what a real and a competent diplomat i*t Was, he con- 
sidered it strange that such suggestion* should !*• enter- 
» come to meddle with tho fishery 
are of the hobos Islunds. llqjf ould 
nor look *0 far. and was happy in C om- 
—=2=1:“:.. ;* Rome 
year* ago it was Ills good fortune to visit 
* ‘ a brief period iu it. At that time 

courtesy and kindness that could 


taiued. lfe had uoL 
Question, or to take c« 

not dive so deep. . I , _ rrj , 

ing here to l>o divested of all such incumbrance* 

twonty-thf© * M ■' “ ‘ ' • 

this country and spend 

he was received with a ..... 

not and had uot failed to make a deep impression un his 

« atitudc. A ycariuuly had been allotted to blnituf.ee' 
id admire liiu rising iuslitulious of bi* great country, 
which hud be^g altogether iiisufllcieut for that purpose, 

■ <r even tu,note in aiiy considerable intimate degree ull 
thut was remarkable uud praiseworthy to bo seen and 
understood Whut lie bud then seen hud begot gratifica- 
tion aud Interest to know more.- and for many years— ever 
since his last visit— he hud desired, earnestly desired, to 
go bitch uud roiiow old friendships, and become mere 
acquainted with whut wo* so full orint4>Mrit*> him. 

The interval hud Isieii spent by him in pleasing aud in- 
timate rpiutiou* with the commercial men of the United 
.it&lyjh and lll.l Wish had been *uhann<d by thi, q„. 
sire to meat Uu m personally, and realize to sight wju»t 
mutual transactions had fully aud aatlsfaotorily proved to 
his mind, that they enjoyed a prosperity which wa- the 


Thu Government puyi them 
$38,000 to be distributed among the people of their tribe. 
Orders have been issued for tbe removal of the Meuomi- 
uies to the new home assigned them in the Western re- 
gions of Wisconsin. 

The Uovertuieut is engaged energetically in forwarding 
thu Japan expedition, and It will now proceed with the 
least possible delay. 

New Biehop. 

Providence, It. I., September 29. 

The Rev. Dr. Hawke* ha* been appointed Bishop of 
lthodo Island by the Episcopal Convention now in *v*zlon 
In this city. 


Fair. ; and Prime audCholce, 6k(5)7<t V lb. 

Week's receipt*, 3J hhd»— exports, 18 hhd*. 

MOLABgEH-,Tho transaction* in th* Molasses market 
have been limited to retail sales at 23/»25 for ordluary 
qualities, apd 26/2)28$ gallon for prUuo and olioio# ro- 
boiled. 

Week’s rocolpti, 18 bbls-exporU, lfl. 

FliOUIV— Iioth ( tho demand and thosapply hftV* b**n 
limited in tho p 
any ohunge of 


year* ago, Justice Ilurper, whoso property ho* becu de- 
stroyed by fire, •ettled near tho present silo of Oukluiid. 


uj.ou laud claimed by Peralta, but being desirous of re- 
specting nuy clahm Peralta might l.ave uuder Mexican 
grant, he eutered into an agreement with him, by the 
term* of which ho was to occupy tho land (some ItkJ acre*) 
until the deals on of the case by the land commissioners 
Moon, Uarpuptlor and Adams, (the lattor . oHRUhu is also 


•BCBs:' 

Iff/' 


Thu sole# of tho week etu- 
)D0 taken yesterday, at ths 
ipuxfluR Ohio and ladiaua. 

, |3 96, Ohio and Io wa, from 

Hi© Levee, it >3 95nVf4 OO.illlnols aud Bt. Louis $4 06f8 
94 16, Fancy brands at M 20, aud Extra at *4 60(®84 87 X 

V bbl 

Week's rooelpts, 11,368 bbls— exports, 2661. 

GRAIN— Tbe receipt* of Corn have been very limited 
during the creator port of the week, and the sales up to 
Thursday evening reached barely 4600 sacks at 60fS>624 

V bushel for Mixed aud White. Yesterday about 1000 

' mhI.. — . l.k... >.. ■ , . . ' 

1 — Oats have been 


times. 


A few wcek^blnoo, Hurpcr'* hnuno wa* torn duwu. 


i.iit a n o lha s wag aoneteui fed 


ou tlni-Ktmi! F|Hit. "AbbQT 


thi* tlrndw the Hhuriff of^joulra (lost a 


Writ -»wlud,U‘i 
Dry, oountrt , 


was killed, uud a 

. ,. .. . . . ... - 4 with hi* lunrdor,. 

but Ui» gnnia jury gourej IU« bill Tlie |>«rtl«»' bifun. 
nfurnd tabml bulU bruu uu.ru ur l"«« "ng.nud Id tbi« uf. 
filr. Hid bluer Mlnga wrru "« c |i,,d b.l»«rn Ibem. 
Aduai" writ luiliolttd furiMfriury, uud uu ulMcur cuuw uu 
from Martiuoz somo days since to servo the warrant It 
is said that ho was resisted, and failed to make tho arrest 
Tho warrant was left with thu marshal of Contra Custu 
some days sluoo, who has also failed to m*ko the arrest 


The Case of OAaDiaKa.-‘‘Ion," of the Baltimore Bun, 
in tefuf'riug to- the Gardiuer ease, *ay* t “ 1 have had 
some doubt whether a commission would bo sent to Mex- 
ico, as proposed by Mr. Boule’s Committee, to examine the 
iplne* ludluutod by Dr. Gardiner os those which he worked, 
aud tho title deeds which ho produced. 


But I now learn 

that a commission will certaiuly be sent out for that pur- 
pose. This will -bring the matter to a *atlsfactory test, 
without dw trouble of anymore examinations and cross- 
exttmluatiana.' , • 

Sica ness —-The Lafayette' (Al* y^Thbqpe of the 24th 
|says : For two month* past, there Mh been more sickness 
jin this vielulty than has boon knokm since the suttlument 
^ of the couuty. The fatality bus not been proportionately 


isaeks wero taken at flOfSOl* ft bushel 

lu fair request, and U.Quo sacks have jydd mostly ft Wj 
/d)9 6>*41t bushel for Bt. Louis, and Including * few lot# 
of Ohio at -33^. Some parols of 8t. Louis, iu styTO, have 
brought 37®87Kv ft bushel .., Nothing hgz Uau slfioo 


A Vali'ari.f 'Idea.— Lieut. G. Watson. Of thu British 
Navy has propoied a mixture of caoutchouc And sawdust 
as a lluing'Yor fhii Interior of war vessels. The lovel^or 
claim* IhaM ram Hsilusticity.'it w!U Immediately coltapra 
when peWArtUd bj*a bnU, uud th^a prevent tno entrance 
of water. It also dcuduus couousshm, and by.lts buoyan- 


week, aud prlot<s have exhibited a downward Uodeuoy. 
The salts have been restricted almost entirely to retail 




•I 






/ 


Cljr Irot ©rlraits Christian JOnwrotr. 


( rrt'W. VJl«0 CV*"*** Jitoirnftl. 

SLAVE SQUADRON 

ag iu commander (act- 
or noma mantlio after (lie 


I schooner, supposed to lie Lc Itoqn in 


I !y burst forth I felt caught null vrlihlnd Into i 


it wns further stated, had nut been personally llio nir by ft fiery Whirlwind, und 1 remember 
moltrentcd, nnd the bark had proceeded on her nothing more till scrcrnl dn.VB afterwards, when 
course. I nwiilio to turning consciousness in nn hospital 


• tWlMrfivf aeme months after the Thiswasgrent news, nnd so well did it slinr- nt C'npc Oftatst t’nstle. I hud been frightfully 

efibe incidents related in a former pen the bplloe Af many of us, that nn almost bruised nnd burnt, and fever had supervened ; 

I a more lentous or suecesshil officer simultaneous hail, from linlf n dozen voices, at but the loss of two left hand fingers wns the only 

r s 1 • • mT . i- c .. rrn . i dnybronk tho neat morning, announced n permanent injury I sustained. The lnd Johnny 

*** ' the slave coast In strange soil, hull down astern, nnd steering lind been nlso picked up, scarcely hurt ( nnd 

awa aaa a me ^ A , k '■ westward Every g\nss in the' sloop wns from him, nnd others of Lo llcquiln'a crow, the 

■ZwtSvftrftoft Fair Rosamond— the name of one T'dckly directed townWls the stronger, whose mode by which the explosion, which blew the 


Martva rf the Fair Rosamond— the name of one '1 I1ICKI J uircctcu townrus me stronger, whose mono by w hich the explosion, which blew the 
SaU Blim • clipper brie that had long white sails— unmistnknhly those of a schooner— after-part of the schooner into fragments, had 
Sidadthe vigilance aitdoutstrinned the speeil It'anced brilliantly in tho newly-risen, tin boon effected, was pretty accurately ascertained. 
aTosur cruisers as wall as the ingenious mode by ®Jo®dwl sun. Every body felt, or ntfected to he It wns Harrison's fixed resolve— especially after 
was finally made captive, must have wvtvcs, it wns 1st lieqnin; nnd when tho schooner lie had ndded piracy to his less hazardous trndo 
»r — which did not for some tlnio npponr to see of man-stealing — never to bo taken alive. With 


I the notice of mi 
l«y». Bat altho 


of tnnnT fi©WfT>RP©fc* render* nuivu utu nw XU* m/mu UIUII njnnmi tv DfW til lllUIlTMUlUlIlg— 1 

__ „_ v although nfirst-rnteseamnn "8— turneil her bowsprit towards the Curlew this view, a barrel 

ithing oommander, there was a defect '"d crowded (fail, evidently in pursuit, tho last ncntli bis cabin floor, into" which, when about to 

w 1 should say an exaggeration of charac- lingering doubt vnttished , and we, or course, engngo in any perilous enterprise, a flint gmi- 
l Lieutenant Armstrong, which, in a con 'falously busied ourselves with ostentatious loekwiininsertcd.thotriggcrofwliicliwasnt- 
jle degree, marred his high qualities, and effort* to effect our oscapo from the suspicious tachcd to the boll-rope .hanging iu his sleeping 
tost cf harahneM to his demeanor, under looking craft. borth. Both himself and Lieutenant Armstrong 

, drcnmtUncea, quit* foreign, I am sure, But •P lt ® “ »'* w ® 5 0ald “°i «o mljorably was must lmvo boon blown to atoms— a Bnd fate to 
raal dined tlon. He was. In a word— as nur *bip bandied and steered — terror-strioken befall so toalous and promising tin officer, moro 
m I have previously hinted— an Iron die- men . oonld do nothing well— that wo oould ospeoially just as the woll earned honors nnd 
iriaa, and this entirely from a oonvlction bardly get five knot* out of her) and tho foro- rewards of his profession were within his reach, 
sly by the stern, reltntlen application ot clou* sobooner would, it wa» quite ocrtalu, be nnd time had begun to sensibly mellow nnd 
iriutn* oode of punishment could the su- up with u* in less than no tlmo. Tho command- soften an unfortunato rigidity of temperament 
ty of the navy be permanently main- crl face was doathlypalo from over-cxcltemcnt, to which, ns wu lmvo seen, tho sudden nnd mcl- 
Peremptory, irresponsible power, such * supposed ; and, ns for the crew, tjicy wore in nncholy catastrophe was mainly owing. 

I existed in the service, is pretty sure, at »n eostacy of uncontrollable mirth. The notion ili t • . ■ 

i« or other, to lead an officer who indulges °[ * sloop-of-war rqnnmgawny from, find being Lator fr om Teltag . 

i the ciwnmiasinn of serious wrnnir anJ in chased by, ft SlftVCr Or pirntC, WOS It JOko SO ex- 

theoomm won Of **rioue »™ng «»d m lo J ^ j. ftU 0 ^, inary ln0 , Ics of )lj the arrival on Sunday < f the .tcamcr Jams. b. Day 


us — turned licr bowsprit towards 


onr to see of innn-stcnling — never to bo tnken nli vq. With 
o Curled this view, a barrel, <>F gunpowder wns placed bo- 
t» the Inst nontli his cnbin flo$r f into which, when about to 




QjMd. Peremptory, irresponsible power, such 1 supposed ; and, ns for the crew, tjiey were in nncholy entnstrophe was mainly owing. 

aa then exiated in the service, is pretty sure, at "? eoataoy of uncontrollable tnirlli. The tuition aj ■ • .... . 

onetime or other, to lead an officer who indulges °[» alo«pofwar running away from, nnd being L , tor fr om Texas. 

Ka It tA th« AommiKtinn of sprint™ «rnmr n n .1 ?n. chased by, a slaver or pirate, >vos n joko so ex- , *-««.«*** wilt 

“ . in® Opnimiswon OI serious wrong nnd in a , f ,, OPI i: nnrv ln(V i PH n r « Tr , rnu by tho nnlral on Sunday c f tho *toamcr James I,, 

justice. This, at all events, was once tho cute, ‘l 11 ™ 116 118 to uety all ordinary modes of expres- c T . , . . ( i ft i TP . ton n _ lip -- 

Hnr’mff tiiR nrnfMonnnnl lift* with TlMitjtnnnf 9 *° n: an«l tho ftHtoUmling CftpeiH tllO moil CUt— V"'., 1 nato recnlv« d Galveston pi»pi«m to 

ArTOBtronr, Sd the eonseuuenc^ of Umt grft?e tho grimly comic nl squints nnd winks, and quiet “ nJ n fow E°ur exchange, from tho into: 

by a 'rem^abTeTatali^VKi V™ (silence being atrietly enforce) they' ex- t 

upon him and others, at a time and in a manner changed with each other and the advancing * ‘ Antonl " 
soually unexpected and terrible This omitted schooner, were irresistibly droll. Onco it was . t • v • r - , , 

b2i^n*tructiwB° passage in our naval history 1 foarcl1 tllllt 11 ®isgi’>ng a* to whom it was he- 

about to rtlnce l>ofore tho rontior wns B0 . Cftgcrly pursuing, hau seized our witno Mexican* A day or po nrorioup to thu fliulint 


^= r ^ r ,, - Tho8,a “ w 

eouallv unexpected and terrible This omittevl schooner, were irresistibly droll. Onco it was . , , !. ?• , , , , 

SiujtrucuJTpam^e in our naval history 1 feared that a misgiving as to whom it was he- 

MB BOW About to place before the render.' J® 8 B0 « cft B cr v pursuing, hau seized our aotno Moxicanp. A day or PO prcrloufl to th« Qnding of 

w W1 n.ewn « -4 , friend, for when not more thnn hftlf ft lenguc th** body, a man on horpcback was peon pashiiiK in that 

„ r * 9 ‘«rn,. he suddenly luffed, and stood across pur g 8hort,y f bur i 0 i erB ,’ t ’ n horpeb, J ck ' 

while there, was brought that Le Kequin wnko nr)nArcn n v in koon aomt inirinir (1 i,unrnn P u F ’ d tb ? 8Rmo T, "‘y ,u t d nct bwn lon « k° mp w, »’n 
(The Shark,) a fltly-named, notorious, andluc- *• ’ ?P P , •! V scrutinizing observa- the wport of a gpn wn« heatd^ ond pood afterward* the 

niffkil alawor win nn fbn nnn«f Thie mmol t,0D ‘ I*1B hesitation Wft8 l)Ut momentary — tho four men returned with a led hor?$. The iuferenco in 
OMwal BiaVer, St. inis vessel, fiornn iianont nf f 1m “ Omihnrn ” I think Hint the Qral uap a Iioipii thirf. riitut llint tin* fiiiir-imtn 


1 wus heard,, and pood afterward* tho 
with a led h»Vf$. The inferenco i* 
a hoipu thief. Ant that the fbur men 


t iuaSntT, f J ms Z 08801, flerco as|>ect of tho “ Quakers,” 1 think, re-aH- ,,int f tl, ° Oral wa* a home thh r. Aid that the fuur men 

tlie property or a r renen uraxiuan Oreolc, wns aured him nnd tlin ehnso wjih rosiimm) In w, ‘ r(> In pumiit, Ctining up with him, they concluded to 

commanded by a skillful and *ctlvo desperado Z?T. ],Tr „n l Lr L raol,I lw/air,?, „;, rid th. oountj of the exponw erht, bird until tho 
of the English n*me of Harrison nnd onco n ,,bo “ t . llll Jf an I|0U ^ “ 6 ranged fioreely up on our Knlen of ourDhtrlct Oourt. Tbo psrtle, wore .11 Amer- 
in ♦!!« wJt- 1 « -lUr n: a . ODCO i wentlier-benm, and ns the red flash and white lean*, and tho four men returned toward* Pan Antonio. 
S2L^°t r I,,Bn8su,p J v ' smoke which heralded a shot across the Cur- . ,nth « •»"*«: i neighborhood a Mexican *uhbed an A mer- 

dewgnation, however , was borrowed from the 1 c w * 8 boWB broke out of tho sohooner’H aid A n who, ho had good -reaaon for tx lirying. was on rather 


designation, however, was borrowed from the l« w *8 bows hroko out of the Hohonnnr’H Hidn. n who.ho hadgood reapon forbelieying. wan on rather 
fine craft he commnnded-*Captain Le Renuiif^— \ r i • tne bc nooner b side, a too intimate fcnn* with hki U tter half. A**onn aitho 

and he was renortod toll nve under Ida Jl,r 0 hoftrso, J>0WCrful V01CC roared through a trum- American was able, he made track*. Jtnowing from prac- 

J mn^?^ Cr kl 0r ”^ 8 pet from the after part of tho deck— “ Honvo to tlcal rxporience that our jail .{a not the mo*t pleaa&nt 

motley crtwoi some or tuo most reckless rnfiiaus or PH yg U J»» place in the world, he did not wi*h to proaecute tho man 

The commanaer of tho Onrlow leaned upon a t0 °' "“ l 

gun-carringo, lifted his round, glnzed lint, and i C e. — T he San Antonio Ledger paj*s that aome lopTne- 


that could be picked out of tho refuso of linlf a 
doiencMli *ed nations. It was, moreover, well 
known that Le Requin, when tfr® “ black” mar- 
ket waa slack, overstocked, or more than usually 
hazardous, did a little in the way of ordinnry. 


overstocked, or more thnnisuniiy 11'^'! That will ^e u'nntsi’nTe n U eouTn° 0k in5 f'””" 11 lmI,0 ? tcJ a . lot of lc0 ^ nl ° clt J. end 

«m*^,^s&xs£g!z 

™ S t0 sink or “P turc Sliouts up tho hatchways, the “ Quakers ” were „ r " “ , s „ «W 

to daring and urmorupulous a rover. 8lloT0 j 0 V or board, and before tlio astounded cap- l . have We„ rvcdTvd.t theExeutlve Dcp.rU 

It wa* manifest that Lieutenant Armstrong *«™ well comprehended what had happened, JuJ ’ U M * rtlD i 

liatened to the many rumors afloat roiativo to tlioy wore confronted liy the frowning, double- g tb ” t| x 1 h Judicial Dutiict of tbo suto. 
the probable whereabouts of Le Kequin with * shotted battery of tlio Curlew, and flight or re- °* ,r * •— T ho Lagrange Monument Infomu u« that tlm 

far deeper than merely professional interest sistancc wos out of the question. As soon, how- In the Interior a re too farndrn ncud to be greatly in- 
His Inquiries a* to tho appenrnneo of tlio voi- ever, as tho wild, confusc.1 yell of ragc.and ter* J uml “E w *r- 

Ml, and the hanntsihe chiefly frequented, were ror which nrose from the motley crowd that THe Msndnil I',trlot ,»;■» Hint rndlon corn t» ready to 
earnest and inoesssnt ; and it waa whispered erowded tho slave pirate’s deck had sufficiently b*rre*t »nd very .bundnHt, nnd wilt not ooiinnand more 
among ns that Harrison had servod In tho same subsided to permit of her captain's voice being th * I, . from thlrl r to forty cent, per bushel. 

■hip with the commander of the Carlow, ami heard, a desperate, but of courts, fotile effort to Cotton wilt go beyond on avenigi.. i K ing too i,te for nny 
that oiroumstonoes of an unusual character lind escape. Was msde. tie wm is tw trim or hu- ordin ary disaster. Many plsutorn nro making good pro- 
ooourred in connection with them both. How- 1001 for another chase, oml alt a wave from Peking 

fiWT this might be, there was evideutiy some Captain Armstrong's hand, gun after gun Uo.t bnu* Iimnsscii.-Tbe Austin Osietto states 
strong uivste motive at tho bottom of the liou- belched forth its iron sip; wvr upon, the ill-starred U“‘ the train which left thst city, u Miort tlnio since tor 
W 8«( away In search »ohooner, and with such a terrible havoc to her Phantom Hilt, with supplies, was visited beyond Port 
efi the ptratiosd Maw, and so quickly did he ■P* r » and rigging, that in a few minutes sho °* l «. by Vettow Wolf, and a party under him. ito oamo 
MMatch hie official business rotative to the Cur- *»• » helpless log upon the water. Into camp with a portion of his force, which altogether is 

IMnsust important oapturo, that we were at The pirato carried no colors, but In this strait Ml11 ,0 bam amounted to eighty or ninety, and asked to 
M* ayetP u> half the time we had reckoned upon somo of the crow ran up a Brazilian flag, nnd ho supplied with provisions tn such a manner that It was 
flitting II P1MTZ Larma Otic it .1 • n, n .,whi v.*t . ... 


f San Antonio Lodger says that aomo Inoxpc- 1 


L ^ ma - °uurae was'to instantly hauled It down^gsin, in token’of ,ur“ 
tt » wlndaproved f.- render. The firing at onoe ceased, and the 
S Vnf? Is C nf swept the African aohooner was bailed to Bond her ooptaln on 

SafraffooU^ ,' arr * "“’•Jo tho Bight of board the Curlew Immediately. Inuminutoor Indian Fight. 

STtmlihr . Sh~r.t. 'u p “ SKi into *wy Inlet so, it was replied that tho captain had boon Tm: M *"' °ARan:a Amno.-Os, .hm-ican umuuUd 
MmWrf nut mT. *l. el JL °L conoealm ent to the oarried below, mortally woundedi wos rapidly a,ld ,hte Indian ' tilled— The San Antonio (Texas) Ledger 
a^maathanadh ii iV P ’ wear l! n 8 lo <> k - bleeding to death, and could not therefore bo haa sent usan extra dated tho loth Inst., containing tho 
ofinrrdM fTwmlt t by “ .passing gleam removed. I wos standing oloso by Commander fcUowln e “ooount of nn attack by Indians on the partyof 
Can laas, -p." , t® 00 * thirty leagues of Armstrong st the moment, and notioed that a Mr tllc mal1 esrrler botweim Ban Antonio nnd 

'ukS t»i . la 11 hot, swarthy flush passod over his pnlo, exoiting ElrM0 - U was furnished by Mr. W. himself. 

aMouae eu jirx^one and then two soil on the features. After a moment’s thought, he said ' /-■ ■ Strr. is. 1SS2. 

— S— . -srtM .9, B i°xly Out of the hastily, “Sutcliffe, have a boat alongside, now writ * to'tufonn you of the mis 

5 ?'? _ tv wonder, for they had had a gale manned and armed, as qnicklv as vou can i fortune which happened mo on my way to ki Paso with 
rf Wind «m the quarter, and it was not looA„ m„.t Il.i.r C V*; 1 i h '. m *“ At. nig Bing, lire milts Bw the c.llfornS 


bo iuppllod with proTlolonB in suoh a manner that It waa 
thought beat by thoM in charge of the train to accede to 
hla request. 


as quickly a* von eTn I rortunewhich happebed mo on my wwy to El IW with 
^vsilf ortil 1 At IJlg Bluff, five miles below tho California 

mveelf, and Without delay. Springs and about seven miles above the Painted Cave* 
ig he left the deck. By the ®“ ^ evening of the «th. about 3 O’clock, a party of I n : 
eady he re.ippe&red, in full 32 “““her. charged fny ciunp. whil*t in the act 


•OtttT Of both Th® iimSZnml J C “ ar ’ If 8eer ? 8 ' X ®° 8a y in g h ® left the deck. By the the evening of the 9th; about 3 o’clock, a party of In- 

riffwvliliin k j ft 8< l Uire ’ time tho boat was ready he reappeared, in full d J*k 5, 31 1 ? nu “ ber ; charged fay camp, whilst in the act 

n^god ip, of about four hundred tona burthen, uniform, and was swiftly rowed on hoard tho t ^ , n i e f!? D, 5 march. Iran out in 

panned by unarmed schooner of half that ton prize 7 board the ^ tkWna ud asked them what they wanted” 

mure, coming nn with h*»r mat ion pru«. and to halt or 1 would fire on them. I received no answer 

Onmaader ArmLm. «er handover hand. After briefly directing the men to disarm and ot h® rth an the war whbop and the flourish of arm*. We 
• le v pronounced securo Iho crow, ho hurried below, motioninc ay 10 on n , 1 t i bw dlfitanco of one hun- 

d‘d »° that I should accompany “^ho 

passing gUmiWof the oelehrIte| h ^i? bt J " , pt ? . n « f . ^ Ct i u . ln ~“ 8 ,tunt - b >*‘ not, 1 ««lon ' nf the top of Dig ntuff. rtircrtly over our camp, aud 

JrTirooocaaions An Cr ¥ 1t U P°. n . ono 8lloultl think, originally ill-looking man— was then lheya»i./rmgfi opened, which continued until dark, the 


PEJ*1 EMHKlt . . . . Hr A.vm Hit Ai>»onn. 
v Pit" M stnndlng On ft hlll.dde. M 
t Thw.talr Pcptembcr morn, t 
Wulchlflk ihn MAiiting Min1)cnni* J *V 
Dart over tho ripening corn, 

Bp Iu thi dnrk-plumed *unmoh 
The llnnvt I* Hnglng loud, 

And with orltnKon nnd golden apple* 

The orchard treos are bowed. 

Down from the fading locust* 

Float lightly tho yellow loavep, 

And busily In the hedgerow* * • 

( The sklllftil Bplder weaves ; 

Timid white mornlng-glorle* 

Are peeping the frnces o^r-^- 
There’s Wauty in nil around her. 

Hill her spirit asketli moro. 

,o 

Bho I* thinking of ono. who. with her. 

Hath watched the spider spin. 

And talked of the wondrous bchuty 
donccalcd his web within j, 

Of tho beautiful, holy meanings 
That float with the winds along, 

That bloom In the humble blossom, 

And breatho In tho wild bird's song. 

BU» bad walked In a silent sorrow. 

Heart-broken, till they mot ; 

She had sought Oouitnutiion of mind riiJ lionrt. 

And found but vatu regret, ; • 

And when o'er her diirkcue t spirit 
Tho light of Ills Llgli spul fell, 

/■ It heaved with n blessed gladness. 

As waves neath tho moonbeams swell. 

Elio dared not tell him her sorrow. 

For what was she to him ! 
llctween them Fate’s fierce river 
Dashed foaming to. tlio. brim. 

But In his charmed presonco 

Her wild woes IhurnfirnTPekPe: 

Aj^d her soul a season rested 
- ‘ On tho sunny slopes of poace. 

Bho is thinking of their parting. 

A few brief days ago,' * 

v ^RTion her . calm fe fttnrm g^yo >ih t 

A trace of her heavy wo,; r 

But in h clear, low accent. 

Her farewell words she gave r 
He went to tho world's wild tumult. 

Athl sho to a living gravo. 

. . ...... ... ..... _ -- — - ^ -• T — 

-i- Softly hath Evening’s frail bark 

Pushed off from the sunset shore, 

And high in tho night air shivers 
The ghostly sycamore. 

Far in the north-west crouching, 

Tho Bear and the Dragon lie, 

And the trembling, frightened Pleiads, 

Are climbing tho eastern sky. 

Bho sit* in tho sombre shadows, 

And thinks of tho lapsing years— 

Of her young life, seared and blasted 
By grief too deep for tears. 

In her pale hand she holdeth 
Wild blossoms. ,dlm and dead. 

The parting gift ho gavo her, * • ^ 

Ere the parting words were said. 

Sho hath suffered, inco they severed. 

Long yean of grief and wrong. 

With no obp to give her counsel 
And hid licr heart be strong ; 

And now in her desolation 
She yearncth but to hear 
Odo word of his wonted kindness, 

Her stricken soul to cheer. 

Where is ho now ? Sho gazeth 
Into the Blind* sky, 

And her strained eyes search the shadows, 

But they, yield her no reply. 

Then to tbo only Bolace 
Sho looketh up In prayer, 

For strength to lift her spirit 
From the valley of despair. 

Oh, Infinite and holy ! 

8 us tain her sinking foot, 

9 Up to the cleur. pure summits. 

Where Peace and Reason inoet ! 

So, from her gloaming fortress, 

Serenely sho may gore 
Down on tho cloud* that darken 
* ner young and troubled days ! 

Speak through tho fruit* and blossoms 
.. _ That blush In the glowing noon. 

Or slumber in peaceful beauty 
’Neath the holy Harvest moon. 

Of tho time when, reunited. 

TheyJll ramble hand In hand, 

* And gather a happy harvest 
In the fair September land. 

Mlovlng b .ho 


Louisiana Interior. FELICIANA FEMALE INSTITUTE, 

Phot .■■T im Plicqtiatalnh Oaaette of tho 26th says : On JM C A' .S' OAT, J. o r TST.l AT.-/ 

Thursday cyctilng last our quiet lltttlo tllUgo Wiis thrown THE FIFTH SESSION of thin i nH iu„|i nn r i na • 

Into oonimnt Imi by a report thntayonnff inati hailWn aith‘i..iv »i .. ui.ii u r 11 ln " tlt / ,tlon f, n 

.hut within tint subarb. of tlio tew/. igaCem.JrifrS Octotai Wfi comnumolng on Pint Mead., in 

oonsldoi able excitement.' and many hastoned to the house ’ 

of the wounde i man to learn tho extent or his wdun.l* BOARD OF TEACHERS. 

SSI aS!?!!! a'l * ndi 1 v,dunl w,l ° oommlttcd the fbui Rev. Ukbumih Joxr.», President : Mrs R W II .Ions 

O ! l I, ; d vo, ? ound Mr - Ldttli Rivet. Principal ; Miss M. II. OLmro^AaslsUnt Rev W ll 

fill d n 1 ' 0t -‘ *i b,mdln K bvcrbhr bleed- P« ai.es. Prof. Nat. Bel,, etc. ; Mrs, Anna It P» » iu r* Prin 

E5.S2^ Wb Utqnlred into th«; par- MtisIc'Department. T 

tit ulars nnd found that young Rivet In comnanv with 

another young man, had gone to a BUItar plantation nw I TKHMS rAVABLB SKMI-AN.\UAL1,Y IN' AHVANCK 


SOUTH-WESTERN Bo ^ 

j°hn ball,' 

“'LTimmsT lions 


MnsIc'Department, 


hi* house to get a nugar < »ne. lie succeeded in cutting 
one and while In the act of pealing It was shot by soinn 
person concealed. The gun must havo boon very heavy 
loaded with No. fl shot, the charge took effflctjln tho right 
arm. able ami neck, which was badly lacerated, scattering 
shot pierced the hack and leg*, and tho print of the gun 
wadding is still visible on hi* neck. 

Orln Fru.ows — On Wednesday, tho 22d Inst., tho mem- 
ber* of Clinton Lodge No. iff 1. 0. 0. F., celebrated their 


AH, the publications of 
t,on » Rt Hitaloguo prices. 


Board. (12 60 per month,) fl26 Oo • 00,(J, of a U denomiZ; 

Tuition, (Colieglato Department,) 60 00 . , aMor tmont of JUVBNfT* ,,l ^ 0,,l th 

“ (Preparatory « j 40 00 Llbrar »«»- 

Music. Vocal and Plano, or fluita * (extra.). . . 76 00 TUPor*,, 

J rencli, Spanish, or Latin (extra.) DO 00 Thla department Is ver» i <0L ° Q L 

Drawing and Painting (extra.) 20 no woika in Tl., VCI 7 lttr Ze, eabrtpu. 

It will be seen that Hoarding, and Tuition In English * T,U °!°W r published | n 
Branches, cosh from $106 00 to <,176 00 per Session. r t op0 ' ft,nn, ‘R Which may be fn,. J „ ****]! 

Tht course Cf study, extensive as that of the be*t Initl- J|, reniy Taylor. Wesler nawt M 
tutions for Yoilllg Ladle*, embrnnen th*w vnrlnua llnnnVI. I ,r, It. .... *’ *™ r ke, IlflfM mTVI 


Tho Loulolnna (Alox.ndH.) Domoaifit of llio 220, n - Modern .0(1 Anclont I, »n|<u«gt.,, If dnlred. , . Wck 1 " u *' I "> n tftl,Tm 0 l w . o 

ll’o rejoiced to Inform tho Ilrotherhood throunhout nr£ t? RotlJdl iinS *" m "‘ l0 fur Bb,l ' no " 'W’POn oasoof, ' ; B "™», M«l,||| e 

r.tVrn’fw th, , mon. t y expended IX mSlm"* A l’ot'hu .,/ UT f"tl “'l 0Cl t'tt 0 t ““S'h'f I " ?rm,n " ntl T '» ‘ h « <nt«r. I ‘ aU » r . Oalria, ato,15jVWfi 

b..n purohMcil, neon tract fo rbrioknt.anina coitr.eu Zlte.i b »'"F to d.TOt. otir B,,LE a HYMNS I ANfiZ.1 

*Uh workman Ins atatoof forwardnen. Tho bulldlno X’tho^ndani^ad * d " no " m,n ‘ °[ ou r A » oxtonalro oaaortment of PHAT *» !«■ 

TntrancVon'fVont’h 0 bllb twenty-flvo feot by fifty, with an SwSrV’S SXtSSX&’i^^ Wl '° of 

— ■■ *ug2l tf ■ nllENJAMIN JONES U II. W. 8CALKS. T . . 80II00I, EHnr. 


antr.no. Oh front, : “ ~ ^"V^SCALKS, 

SCHOOLS AND OOLLEOES. 

CENTENARY TNfi’t'TTtTTF KUTAtti, ORKKNK CO., AL All AM A. 

l/ihfllihaiLKX IWSiilUIL. The Fall Seaalon of till. Inatlttitlon will open on the 

. I SIMF.Rf'IKI.D. D. 11 .U 1 S COUNTY , ,1U‘l. I'lrat Monday of September. Young ladleafrom adla tamo 
Till' 1 Exorcize, of tho Tenth Sowdon of thla Inatituto are reiiue.led to inako !qipllcatlen for entrance as early no 
wii ioonuneiiQQ on tlm First Mnndnyof Oclohsr-ngxt, uudor convenient. 

the control and direction St tho following naniod gentle- The accommodation* ortho School are such as to afford 
nu n aud ladles, who compose tho Faculty : the best of facilities for acquiring a thorough nnd ncconi- 

Iltv. A. JI. Mitchell, D. D., President and Professor P^hed Education. Tho location is one of the most ellgi- 

of Men tal . and M oral Sclonco. hl« ia. thU-gliQle-SQiith WhethwJt rogardMhereUred- 

Itr.v. Eli Hi huaho, A. M., Professor of Ancient Lau- honuty of the immediate idto, the salubrity of the at 11105- 
guagcH. phorc. tho excellence of the water, or the morals^ntelli- 

Mn. T1103. 0. Bnart'o, Professor of JIathomatics rtnd B° nco r * an d roflneiuent of the surrounding community. 


Chemistry. 

Kr.v. T. Y. Ramsey, 'P rofessor Of English Literature. , 
-- AI tse-Jv MA- 0 :-TwTn;rffrTcnc li cr Df~ETTgll a H Hf&noGei t . " 


- “ x would rt.paclfuUy cauZ ,H 

Mesopotamia Female Seminary. ~ ’ ^"‘^hh'ifind oth,„ | n 

miTAl*. ORKKNK CO.. ALARAMA^ 

Till- Fall flewlon of thla Inatllullon will opon on the Rending Urn ha Klo ' nn ™, LqtY 1 

ITrat Monday of September. Young ladleafrom a dlalanc o Dlcllonari AfiUumi^ 

"ro riiquMtod to mako n|i|illontIen for entrance aa early na ,, Ahq. 

convenient. * Omnmkr,, 

The accommodntlon, of tho School nro such a« to afford “bclorlo, 

the beet of facllltios fur aoquiring a thorough nnd nccom- Drawing AJom|,oalttnn, 

pll.hcd Education. Tho loention la ono of tho mo.t ,-llgt- Book-Keonb Cb l * l *Vi 1,1 

h ]« Ju .thii-WllQluSQlitU. — Whether It regard* the retired Lq‘ : P . i PffUny, 

beauty of the immediate »dto, the salubrity of the at mos- Hid 

phore, tho excellence of the water, or the morals^ntelli- ^ l'i? 

gonce. and reflnoiuent of the surrounding community, °K r nphy, 

llttje remains to be desired: Three or fnhre Teachers aie Freneb ^“ tur al PhUosophy i! 

coustaatly associated with tho Principal in the biisineks 8 unni«h *' ® l * t,onarI «*. BrnW^. JJ 

| of instruction, thr marked ffnmiresnfwbirhrrTr-tlmrPUgh- irnr'fjr u fu ^ — 1 ^9-Ql— 


Miss Mari 8. ))AnHi:rr, Teacher of the Preparatory ness and honesty. Tho pupil* enjoy the buneflts of Lee 
da? ?' ^ turcs. Apparatus, and such other acc('*. oiic8 as ore mo*1 

Mons. Ji ll* Bhadv, niumber of the Royal Academy of depirablo. ’ • 


nlsh, (^jrrnan ai 
Iteuders,' etc. 


uimsdu uoncnj, ino pupils eiyoy tile benefits of Lee Greek and I nti,, n , ’ 

turcs. Apparatus, and such other acc('*..ui-iv8 as aro mo.'t ap de *criBtloM 

dclrahlc. ... BTANHAflD \TOhy« 

For furthor pnrtlcuUra apply to ° f S ° I ™ C( '' 

- - A M"IN C „Pn.L. ^ 


Pari*, PrincipalTjf tho Musical Department, and Professor For further particulars apply to 

of French. A wiNOUKIsL, 

Lucinda 1>r«;i son, Assistant. June, 1852. Principal and Proprietor. 

Rates of Tuition for tho Scholastic Year. — " - j 

MALE DEPARTMENT. BUSINESS OARES. 

Primary Class *25 00 - — 

^ngjj^h Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic and II1»- " CHUltCH BELEjS. 

Latin, Greek, Mathematics and Natural Sciences. 40 00 OHURCII.* FACTORY. STEAMBOAT AND I.OCOMO- 
I'kmall department. constantly on hand, and PEALS and 

Preparatory Class oa on SlI . 8 * « (?L« ny , ? umb,,r ) ,:!Ut to ord,:r In ‘- 

Colleghite Department JJ PI?I e t^ t ;, ,,on moveable arms, are atUcbcd 

1 wi i — , • — J0 00 to there Bells, »o that they may bo adjusted to ring easily 

Hxtra Charges. and properly, and- Springs also, which prevent tho clapper 

Music on tho Plano 45 oo from resting on the Bell;; thereby prolonging Its sound 

Music on the Guitar 40 00 complete (including Yuke. Frame and Wheel ) 

Use of Plano "T . •' 6 00 "furnished If desired - 

Drawing. Painting and Embroidery . ! 15 00 An ‘‘Xperienco of thirty years In this business by their 

french Language 2,'» 00 late fatl ‘ er . enabled him to ascertain tlio best form -for 

Each student will bo charged two dollars ner voar for Be ! , 'M hp combination of metals, and degree of heat re- 

Iho , T 0 M 0f furtilahlng w«H. sm. w.l.y a nJ fo^lhvv 


Workiri All tho 


MisCdJlBS ^ 


uew and valu»y e 


BUfilNHflfl O ATI HR received as soon a* Issued fro® th # ^ 

BPSXNBB B CA RDS. DOMKstiu and FoZonZL, 

riVVTitriV IIT'W VS A * arR0 ttnd Yaluabla stock of Prm.L ^ 

BELLS * American Stationery, all fresh in d ^ 

FAC T°RY, STKAkI BOAT AND LOCOMO- thing usually kept in a BtatioJl^ 
l !S£J2 K, ; L 5 on bRI ‘ d f a “ d FEALfl and Letter and Note PAP^tH 

CHIMES of Bolls (of any number) oast to order. Ini- hooks i'opvivu 111 

proyedcast-iron YOKES, with moveable arms, nrcattuehed , ? 1 INK. tic u, ' 

to these Bells, so that they may be r.djustcd to ring easily' lbu *°west cash prices. ^"*1 

auU properly, uml apringa nlao, whlrh provent tho dapper Any orJrra-fuririirdud A . 
from mating ontho lldT; thorehy prolonging lla aound. lancoua tVorka. Fon-leu ,,„i , t ”' ul 


and properly, and apringa nlro. whlrh prevent the clapper Any ordera forwarded t'n „ 

■15 00 {ront renting on theBellpthereby prolonging Its aound. taneoua M'ork. , , Iar ™afl,Mu| 

40 HO ll»nitlng. complete (Including YokJ, Freme Ld , Wheel 9- "1.Z " 'f «JI u 

6 00 . -rurulahed If dealre.1 • 1 ' ' ' J «tnrted-l®.-*s-«w , T*' 

I,' i 00 , An '•xperienco of thirty yeara In lids tm.dncja by their exporl.-nc'. extcnalye nr,,ualnU»« T fn * 

2j 00 o' 1 *: father, enabled him to aaccrtaln the heat form -for that hla ability tnexeruto , U- 11 

ar for B *P?r lh, ‘ combination of metala, mil drgree of heat rr- »t very moderai.. „ri *"X onl "t»fcKA,g 
quhlteforaoeurlng In them the greateat aolldlty.Krength » 1 . , l ,rl | cca,canuot bereriaa-ll.a 


necessary attention to the sohool rooms. 


with hi* very extensive assortment of •pattern*, aro now f»‘« 


One-half of tho Tuition Fee Is payable in advance, tho bc,d b ? tbe subscriber*, who have grown up In the bust- 

other half at the closo of tho scssluu. - new, and who will use every endeavor to sustain the repu- ° ,:o ' c 'Lbvki.ano. wm. CLErEC»ND. :lT, 

iioardinu '!u! ch t I l # **f ab flBhment ha* heretofore enjoyed. CLEVELAND. BIt6TilER8fca 

» Commercial ft 

vicinity, In the bent of families, at from ton to twelve dol- ' «rk 8Ute Agricultural Sbclety and Aipcrican Institute. 

lars a month, including washing, fuel, lights, etc.— half * nd al wb ! ch WI T° «°n»J»l«tou Ohlmes and heavy Alarm RICI1AR1 )^H(JWNtTST“ 

payable in adrauce, tho oil, or half at the end of the term. ^ AIAXUKM^IC^^IN'STlRD^K^'I^wli^mK „ Cntton F * tlOT « »nd O nmmH-s *m>^. 
Should parenta ho unable to accompany their children faotured by tho auhacribera. of which they will have com Bow ' Ca ronddot atreet. New OH«m 

to the InBtituto they need not hesitate about Bending them ■t*ntly on hand an assortment of Transit Inatruments, wniniiT wiTT^ 

on aooount of boarding, as tho President of tho Institute Levels. Surveyor’s Compasses, (plain, nonlous and im- m 1 a J" 1LU M« I OK 

wfll carefully .eo to It that th.y are prcylded with good E?,! to^rd"’ 0 ’ Br “ “ Com f 0,Uloa u.“ Moroh,uU ’ No - « Cum Da 

boarding houaca. All communlcationa promptly attended to. : * 

Farent, are roquoated to lend their children in time for ANDREW MENEELY'8 SONS 8 E - 0lr RMAN k co 

them to bo ready to enter upon their itudlei the flrit day ,Ve<l Tr0 J: Albany oounty, N. Y., 1861. ' tnportera, Wboleaalo and Retail deilm 1, 1, 

o( the aeeelon. Thla la highly ImporUnt aa the pupllj .„in« 8LARK. DAY ft STAUFFER, 8traw Qooda, N{. 88 Magailni atmtani 

will aanerienae . thro.,-1. .0- 1,. . ‘P 10 * Agente In New Orleana. Mew Orleana. 


Pne^cannlfifcTO--,.'- 
Tcnus Uuah. im™”” 4 

u „ J 0S* MR 

8 1 "Ulahrrand nookMlln 

one. ctmxtaao. cmSliTTJS: 

ULEtELAND. BflOTHBIUlO) 


In the ylllaiJanil lt« i mm .„u.i both In thla and foreign eonntrlea ; the Delia from which Commlaalon Merchant. 21 iw , 

in the Village and Ita Immediate have repeatedly received the hlgheat awarda of the New |„„„. 1 31 “***» Ha 

mlllea, at from ton to twelve doi- York State Agricultural Society and Aipcrtcnu Inatltute. 

waahlnc. fuel, llghta. ele— half and at which were completed (Ihlineaand henry Alarm KffiltiftnmiiiwSSrs-'- 


RICHARD NUtlRNTaoi, “ 
Cntton Fad tore and Commlaalon Mejthaau r,.. 
Row. U arondelet afreet. New OHeana, J 


them to ho ready to enter upon their atudiea the tint day 
of the acHlon. Thla la highly ImporUnt aa the pupil, 
will experience, through the wholo courao. tho benefit of 
beginning with their olaaaei. 

The healthy looallon of thla Institution— ita entire ex- 
emption from' local eanaee of dla-aae— the moral and re- 


F E. GURU AN kcj - 

Importer!, Wboleaalo and Retail d win, la b~ 
Straw Gooda. Np. 38 Magaalna ■'— * ■ 

New Orleana. 


____ A general aaaorlmentnf P ,n.». 

BOOT AND SHOE STORE. and Pohn Loaf Uataiattkelowertce^gJ^, 

The old atad farorUe atand. corner of Camp, Duplantter on h “ nd - 
tnd Prytanla atreeta, la now well furnlahed with a stock of ftg-MannfkotOry. 181 lVateritroftSnttat 


llgloua character of the-communlty— tho prohibition of end Prytanlo atreeta, la now woll furnlahed with a stock of nnufaettlry^l 81 IVater >tmi Sr, ltd 

tho sale of ardent spirits In the village, nnd for two miles Shoes and Boots, of every variety. r. a. e.uae, ~ 

around II— ita central poeltlon and convenience of access Cuatothera ond atrnngera faithfully served with good MALARD A A11SIJT in"™ 

and faculty of communication (havlnga dally mall, 8un- »rg»lne and a good fit, from Monday morning uulilSatur. Wholesale -Dealers In Foreign and Dm a. 

days excepted,) together with the established reputation ‘‘W night. No. 70 Gravler street, hetweea 

of the faculty In their BCTeraldepartments of Instruction N. B— Please remember that I do not open on Sunday! Orleans.- 

should ensure to this Institute' a liberal patrofiago, aud Therefore coll during tho week. - ■ - A full supply or Plantation Gooda 

the Trustees confidently recommend it to parents and fe 8 JO n - - — - — 

. . . .... ... ' TUI f'.DllDVtnin 


guardians who havo children to be educated. 

September 2. 

MARION FEMALE SEimuiv; 

MARION, PERRY COUNTY, ALABAMA. 

Fa cult y . 

Rev. James K. Armstronh, A.&LJPrlifolpal.and ProfuKsor 


B. A.FAHNE STOCK ’8 VERMIFUGE. 

The Safest and Most Effective 

MtEJtMEDIT FOR IFOR.T/S. 

From G. II. BRADFORD. Merchant. Huy wood Oo.. Tenn- 
Thu only Vermifuge that ha* any reputation here, und 
In fact, the only ono that will sell is B. A. FAHNESTOCKS. 


• «irt> ni*ht, had Wn^WvorvZg SSfiwftyiiSroL knroTv .Tounri .X” STMTS!? 

although ft rudo tourniqu/t had ^n ap.' A ^*“j 

withinrvach of Rw >? ul WaH plied, the loss Of blood had previously boon 80 . w ®V? dcd * the Indian* reinforced To the Firm offtake J- Co. 

knar thi* annAorwxri vt* 0 ?' For upwards of.nn ffreat that life, as wo entered, fluttered but around r ul gb Vnnf U ?i,^ r »h nd btfo ^ e i ,liirkt0 J ,ktbwlrBUnd An Individual named WIL 
^ UlyinhlaveiHS.and there wiSW 


No. 70 Gravler street, hetweea 
Orleans.- 

A full s upply of Plantation Gooda f 

DR. GIIEENUAP. 

Offlce— Jnckaon alrcet, between U, Mutrlio 
Tchnupi(uulua rtreet. 

Rocldouoo — Corner of Jackam lodNiguIn, ,ca 

fayutte. 

OH FITEN DEN k DAMERON', 1 

Dealers In 1 Carpeting. Oil Clotlu ,nl IP,u-|J 
Good.-. Nos. 26 Chartres atmt and 21 CuJ 
street. Now Orleana. 


Political Secretary. 


i» r ml i i “ dla U fl ^‘Uforcud to the Farm of Ih ake 4- Co . . of this City : Miss M . J . Hon dur ant, Englli 

M!»Ianu,,Cn.a.,ling.,?h 


structor on Guithr. 

Mis* M. L. Thompson, English. 
Mis* M. J. BoNnrnANT, English. 


<S <iinwtioiu frt 
eaught right of uj, 
•xaiution at the a 


j^^WSiKsiS asv*«art5.rff STSSKTUSSS Bi'rtSSSS s:r=?«Ti., 

Sa-rSSSHSS aegSS-jSaSFS 

Z^, the riiT Uei ferocioariy-fr^^p^nt^MQwT^h^^broWrfro'n ifr k “° W f h ?’ t0 '- 1 ' ^7?^ ^ -""tl^^Kri^rcrnfr^ 00 ^ 

e,4 .t the rouftdWte 


children It i* given fmiuently, and is usually all that i* A WRIGHT k CO., 

necessary; Indeed, wh seldom fi,nd it necessary to giva any button Factors luid Coumilsslon aad Ftmito 
other medicine in the common ailment* of children. If chant*. No 67 OraTier h 1 to«v» i 

certificates could do anything to increase it* popularity -— UM.raTi. r street. ^ewOriWM^J 

elsewhere, they might bu obtained from almost urery citi- n \i l-i i ts km 

run of our county ; for perhaps thoro is not a family in x, . . * ^ 4 . 

which it* ufllcacy lu removing worms has not been proven , mm 8 ^°n Merchants, No. 67 Grazier dMli 
January II. 1851. - - lean*. 


tafifftntly let off a feroeioisl, -triumphant ecowlthTt broke from ffK 0.%?.'"'“' *“ 10,11 know , b .? w t0 *“•■ 1? Si’ tathTiOS , The' 

r “ “P tbe uni » n - l‘i» darkening eyes at the Tund of his riel S *” d "» MmX’itTeX^i.t “4 "'^Ua ?«y *id 

ridiculous department. A lady ^f^esldif n°thu^ ^emfna^who' 

m to haar TnS 1 b 11 °{., tho Wind J U8t sl ? ht ») testified to the Btill untamed enertry of «lons and ammunition, and could whip tb£m onaij^rt Sty lo ?Sfy to tho amhor^r *n o? ™ . d, ' eaiH 11 11 J_ althfu Hj discharge* tho duties of Matron. Nu no and 

SLSSF ***«&<> With Bundry yerv Will which could thus forco lmnlr ^.JSSSR;?: of ‘ b « road. The coiunaud.tr. finding wo m,ro Xin wK 5^S^S°Ji}S^ tba ‘ tlu>y «overness, so that at all time*, pupils will And the com 


a commodious and splendid brick edifice ha* just been January II. 1851 * 

°°wifimK^ n i ne . t fr.'. SeTeU by f°. rt J , ' -u T®U foot, three storlc* This old and popular medicine 1* sold by all Druggist*. 

f,x7,V,,m»^ u f! Ub t . 3r ’ CO PTf n l cno , e °/ “rangemont., and In NewOrlaans, .and nearly by all Druggist* and Country 
for number, sire and comfort of private and school room*. Merchants in the United State*. my22 ly 


^ i th , ei . r Btu P ld throats 
n^? Z? L |.^ rt y t* ul6d l * or »lnd, ami at 


. iu iub uuuuing. ana wiui m* lady And frn'rrnn 

competent female assistance, superintend* the Boarding . _ . • WVJlIOii. 

Department. A lady will reside In the Seminary. whu v '"ohave Tnls Day associated with us in the Factorage, 
faithfully discharge* tho duties of Matron. Nurse and Commission and Forwarding business. JOHN B. CAM- 


REGULAR DRY GOODS TEG 

JOSEPH II. PALMER b CO, , 
Importer* and Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goo4f! 
street. New Orleun*. 1 

v #100,900 WORTH or 


1 sundry very will which could tliUB force back retroatiug lifo of tba JL«conunaudur. finding wo Were allln Will not be tolerated with Impunity bv^tho^fkfv’r 1 ^ forts ^ r kfmlneN t * h ^nii a !i^ 11 tbo oon| - DEN. Esq.,lalo of 8t. Louis, and will continue the busi- p.a|. ,, «. 

X* “T 8 , ansa unjt-r the nauiu and atylu of WAT^RS^'cAMDEN Olothing, 0« U .^ 

wind, and nt lie partially raised himself, and glared nt tho “bout half £ mile dlstaut, a party «r thlrtv-onJ inmLfiS? Hh^'therefnre . . Semtnarv, diligently guard aud form tholr moral*, manners L C0 ' ing Goods. Ac., at ReUil 


lie partially raised himself, und glared nt the about half a mile dlstaut, a party of thirty-one Indian* It has therefore been nnior> i 11 » Seminary, diligently guard aud form their morals, manners ^ L’O. 

lieutenant, OUlf in fearful doubt that his fail- C b a ’ lD t f‘ n ^ ll f near the road, which It was 7 evident that tbu arrkaUf the Crescent Ci d tya J mtli 0 a e ofScT^n 11 ^ ° n tlu^th^Le^ro b , iH char f° at a » Wu respectfujly soUcit the patronage of our old friends | 

ngoye-Bight ami hearing had deceived him. ha/n '.’K ^.n. if,“. r 1, SLr, ,ld 10 “ ^ ■"'» «i twiTS," and l B « publlo genendly In behalf of nor 

hore-Lieutenant Armstrong Acre/” ^7 pCTlenrinnU .“'ih^eiff^'^ln^ » NcwOrham., July 1, 1862. . IV. 

he hoarsely gasped, as ho fell hack— thon is r“» f ‘ h . 1B . . faorln* th. time, anven JadUn^oS; m from pr2.wJ.ISd i Worid d “ l F . to ..»P- d»" “F”"n‘ to ohnraclnr. Tbu .n,,u«ocu, r 


a bride ! 


*^erl, vrorol, went off fSnholf^~l. y i u V uore-l..cutcnant Armstrong here!" the, pUesd niu it ^thron dlff^t^nfr twd on ‘otthUorZr^IIR K. ’ r S ml,l ^ n f alily, roonomy »„d rognln'rlty. .Veulalnd' to ^giro V,^ 

to the'wiid than Uie CVriiw .H. u 1 ^ 1 C ’. 0,Cr he hoarsely gasped, as ho fell hack— “ thon is r 1 ”' 1 h111 During th. timo, fen.,, I„dUn^ can'; In from priro vnu “mi l wonld,hl F f.t“ u ‘ “W«“‘yto «p. and vi B oroua duve lopmunt tn nhnractnr. Thu .nplhmoua 

I ‘ h “«l'0WUig from death woloome as abrido!” toward, th. Kin Grand., .nil from du“ aUonldrrturoon ful “r.;, tho Indlvi- of homo .ndfanill T aro nntremoved by this arrxhg em »im 

rf tUd^T" 1 W#U “W* b °P‘ 1 - “P»n‘ “ Borr y to see yen thus, Harrison.” said S'WS b ' on Thuro 

Night fell— black aw fh. I -i - the lieutenant, in a compassionate tone, “I thh, tH» wHul„ [i.rty march, d outho'roid-lcamnro m/nnXha ^urtLIIv « xtnn i ‘“ aBu,wl “ “ "'"dhr the 23d of Suptembor.W, Pupils can onto uXv 

Jrta.^urfwutd^at^' rs“ muoh rathor have met y° u 


JOHN U. CAMDEN. 


Waters, Camden & Oo., 


•o a tempest, accomnanied by flashes of “ ^ ou could never 
thunder which those ac- ranted Harrison. 


I ~ . .. nuivu muse ac* ” uawiDUU. Al 

^ ** ie •l«°tricttl phenomena of against. And sorr' 
e regions can form but a faint ooneon- on » relapsing into feeb’ 


tiam of. Frequeatly, 

ttftft usually brilliant 


n, relapsing Into feebleness. “The time is nnescort hufhS j’’i| l11 llk ^ TorJr ““'h logo hlniMlr with for lb honor and IntiTMl mu»t comprt 

v ~ ha, ° zr n °" frora ihi *° " bo ^ 


. Jb >- 


lUvnS 17 d° h k “Irt tlirol, * U Ufe-always. E* £^d ofnc“r» .S^mTl^olll iot%‘.tIof“Vr““he' ““om 
lleyna and her dusky oargo were partly mine— “'“"A 1 B “d deoartod a abort lima prarioua i [i 

and now Le Requin’s gone, Vos— ever my tri- I noXnnt if U ^ lolh “ 1 ’ 0 ' lmi ! rt ‘'r r * lB ““ ADto “ l0 ‘h* 1 ,Bl ' 

U oSinwHh f » Pr r r ' ! , ^ Jcd ' fo y r“h““;u P mrr . 

again with kindling ferocity, tho laat stake 18 Uj®! struck camp, I retreated lor the Las Moras! 1 


ast Stake is »ft£S 2 f B !l ruck CttUJ P> 1 retreated for the La* Moras , ,!' IK V T ' F 01 * 11 - 11 THI; Authorites at Havana.— Tho 
•Lieutenant fhr f I ° T ' 1 ,? r .V 1 T “‘I »hd ^ “« “ ° r B ‘»at Porter, nf tho U. 8 . .team. 

wtrioh’maSuaour m^nln, ^ ff J " °“ T ' ln «• » conununlc.Uon 

Harrison,” rood, we akall fight It out with them, and ?f nny iro l .fr ’ r °“ , lh ' : Lul ““ »" th Pritle« prohibiting tho landing of Mr. 
r this idle ^ their way to Kl Pose for tho nOurn moll. ^ Smith, purser of that atouaer : 


TndthM atequtn m point of * onco did you grievous wrong, Harrison," rood, wo aholl fight it out with thom mdirmTt'.T from lh " Cub ““ “ 

yihl- _j, ^^JT»***P"»*** replied the lieutenant, bocdloss of this idlo t0 “»><« their w., mKi iw for the' Mur , m.n loft ’ Smith, puraer of 
*“ UU A « be by rome menace-" unintentionally so. it was a mis- ___ W. A.T.ua. a . 

^ ? that 01 run n«»g After tfc ke--a blunder which I regret— althouch—” A m. n . — ' — = , OkwtiImen-ii 

Um at the rate of fivefeet to his six. M It was a murder!” screamed the dyin£ sea u ***® AL,rE "” An HUhman who died suddenly 

C^AfttoArmrirong looked oonsiderahly bluer ““rder of soul and body. Fornnoti.eris Th 'y h '’ U ? ° n TUMaa7 ’ 1J11 ‘ 

tkftB the bluest of us, und did Tot re.n^.- . « f ault ~ not mine-yon loseerofod my flesh and “' 1 .“ <, lh “ fu “ er *‘’ “ ft,r lowwl ”F •«»* Mr- Smith 


mfid.ne. from txfm '_? iuilt cu “pel it to withdraw Its Private roooia aro largo, conveniently and comforlnl.lv i.i 7 U . l !“ r ,,ll,nt " ? f Doulalana, who owns a largo Sugar 
ufldmce from thooo who would haaoly compromlao furulahcd. Pupils on. required lo kwp ll cfr iwirarohla *ii, co “r“o •“« to the City of NewOrlenns. nnd 

and private anarlrmmta In neatnero iinrl nnli.r 1 a vI O0iB ai "” lo ll1 '* i-miti'n.i.lalrd NewOrlnan-i nnd Ufrlouan,- JUil 
U ™onS7° 5,0 M* lh ° U rf nJ ulfioer weekly takes charge of their clothing lnsdecta'lm " 11U8l, 'd In “ Hn« neighborhood— outlrrly Focure 

Havana S•ntMnWl TI WlM UA,,,, ,,olltlc al Secretary. condition, and every Saturday morning Inifructoriiemlif lL° m ,“ nJ wlth “I"'" l “ n ' 1 enough to employ 

Havana, September 4, 1862, plain rowing and £ ecesaarj repair. u r ^clothlnn >•» .„ f r01 “ ,U 80 “ nd t0 “>“ ku fr ™ WO to TOO hog- 

. ■ -- article of olothlngmu,tbe m. r k^wUh tho .wm 8 r'.n.,„7 " r '“F» r annually, dw 0ro. a. a partner .owe iZl 

Limit. I'oktu, im , THK Aut,iok, ,,:» it If., .. . — Th.. Ill-monthly reporlj are sent to patrons, which V™ * C “1 ■ a<1 thl ' present force on tho place from 

Uowlng la the letter of Jdout. Ported of^ho U.’s.'iiteam- » “'-‘-k -nho aoho,ar.hlp P and ‘C^o*, HS? "1“ 

pHroaoen.l-lty, written In reply to a communloaUon Pupils aro not allowed tn attend pertiee, ball. dan,.i„„ menu that will be n-|Ulrod If deaired, he would Bell one 


Pupils aro not allowed to attend pertiee, balla K? 1 ', 1 * 1 ? 1 wlU 86 n 'l“l rt 'd If deaired, he would roll one 

oloasea or any Studaemeut ouleulated lo lnterfere U witS ijmnnn, lh ° "fih* w l th . Ul » J»nd, provided a lurger 

their Htudlco. ‘ 1111 amount eould be paid In cash For lurlher partieulare 


ing Goods, Ac., at Relill 

;e of our old friend. ■ ALFRED MUNROE If CO.'S 

wiewaa 11 , 1 1 ‘‘ One Price'' Mammoth Clothing etUUktaul 

" AThUS U co - Uaguslne street, New Orleans. 

ciiarlei water*. GENTLEMEN viafitiug New OrleaniwiitfffA? 
& Oo., rItl * d t0 ctt11 ttnd « x,uul “« much the Urgutul** 1 

a vn iiwian Ph*t® as*ortuiant of good* In tho »boTelin#kkt* 
ANTH 0,5 • AL lh <-‘ South. 

, ’ . . M’e uiunufucturo all our Clothing e*prw(jfa«J 

AicU Nevr Orle ans.' r * ta Jl nolcs, uijd it is with tho perf.-ct eonl4»^> 

iNTEO *hlo to give satisfaction, that we ask all who *»J** 

1‘lUN. with a call to uxuiniue jiartlcuUrly oorit;!*:* - 

owns a large Sugar lure, trimming*, Ac. 

] ^’«wOrleaii8. uml All good; Sold b/ us nro wHrrnntcd In 

T3$SrJ% “ n, r lh " nrllrieenydle.^ 

enough to employ *t will be cheerfully taken bnck aud the mootJR® 

1 600 to 700 hog*- Our object is to please our customer*, 
partner same goo.1 4^- ONE I'lllCE Full UOOD3~Xo deviotka 

“^SmSSS ALFRED MUNBOlHf 

ull tho other pay- 34 MsgaxinortiwiWfW" 


ssafSSte aSSHfaiiteis ssaasagas * 3-8 ® susB^jsswiSsSs 

lftHceruted my flesh an, l “m ^ 08 . 0 . who attood « d tho funeral, after lowering thu lUng Mr. Smith {hJ-Hft?* N ° ttcc , ouul8 a^ 1 , 1 * bw i“ Marlon but with the DUXt f aDd forward tbulr “ccouuts to thi* ° Ur ho ^ ttud bol,ullj ' ^ ,utcni6t,rf 

I was a 1(S mnn fin coffin into tho grave, returned to their homes, leaving a Smith hod oommittsd Bomrcri^hiRUct * th of f^ona- When arUclea are to f PRJ.mont. Beplg Tonner patrons. ... 

t “* n fr0m m “>° OU up the grave. It nppeara that after tb mu The injustice and absurdity of thi* order will a.™. . of the Drlnolpai umst approve the V To correct. a general mifapprehenrioB, tt 1*1® 


tt i. .. Havana, Bept. 14. 1852 ‘ 

f» a d£r±!£5i have received a communication from you 

tl ' e ?I'».” 1 « B . GoverocnonL in 


Vlaitora are not received by. pupUa, exoent with sultal.L. JST“ r f”,, 111 ". Dditov of tho NowOrleau. Advocate, or t.i 
Introduction to tho Principal from patrona ““ “ bl ° Ghurry Jlondenu.n ft Co , NowOrteaus. 

Tho Principal rnuat havo certain Information roaneotlnir r .‘ B ,f! ou , t , b '( n . Ghrlatian Advocate, tho Naahvllh 

■ oorreanondont Put, II. r ,. »"d LuuUvlUo Ch 


. MU. JAMES WRIGHT 

llaviug for privute reasons which no 
continued hi* interest during the Urtbwiiw" 1 ^ 
the Arm uf Jumea Wright A Son, we hare 


'SSw&*artai?a!: rssftararsts ssrewts: 


o j ’ w ruing miamous report* for the rtewannnn*. x 7 . y oaoiMun. 

10 funeral, after lowering tho lUng Mr. Smith from going nn 'lmro i. if ?!,„ i lf, . ‘ C °, ° U °“ ■ WlU ' "P«««d in Marlon but with tho 

:dto their homos, loavlog a B “‘llh l>»d committed shme orimhmlac’t. JM ta^^a? d Th^Rv 0 , f ,A“L r °i , J!i i Vh , < " 1 * rtic l lj “ »ro to 

nppeara that after throwing ®« ,0 " “•* “Surdity of thla order will bo appa- pSKoTiho^ touiaU * S ,“V“‘ *': P , r , OV " lh « 


- - ••••• ww waajaj mil UUUIB WU IUP 

1st February next, and forward their accounts to thin 
office for payment. Be p 


PRIZE EBSAYS 


v«e not ukuhI till A «nienj NOW 1 " ' " uu ran uw»y. Uoming up w 

on?; , 73 , C I tu7S toBC f 0ftIlCSOWOr ' 1 “ 110t 


tor noise aa of ope kicking and .In, ggling tho ooflln so «Uole’ for th7i™^r ."J Tl* ^w'.TduSto 

. . ^ "" °”*l' Comta « “P »“>* Me- FUxalmmons ho “ J oc *‘°“; “™t to Inquire If ho had wriUonauythlngim 
told What hs had hoard, and both Immediately returned J“el““« >o Uio Government. uytmngln 

raised and opened the oollln. and found tho man St ‘ t ',‘ R ’'? not * fr “ld to oxproaa 


.. J — T- mco an ponnituroa will bo controlled I'otroiiH .1 ml.l 7 

^iSdStouKSala: w' 1 :’ M ““ peaetAS ” 0N Duties of master*, to servants 


rBSUBfiactared a lot of W«rten7.un.,uutau7 P lrtilll| y aelirious, onJ fancltvl h’imoclf still i 
th Tl W , hen “mmaiid of th, Lc ltequin. The lad, who! 

W from Ute port-hole* in place of the real bn ^ 1 * t ’- ghaUunng oyc« hud been intently fixe 
»x.whkh were carefully conoealed l*n«tl r.P?“ ('■« »» 8 Harrisou’a son,) hau Jed hi 

s ^ wSssarsaLt * .aw, 


jnulssion trom patrons. J ,, ' v “ a ‘ »y nov. ii. w. fllcTyeira, of 9*r Orleun*; Rev. C. F 

Pafremo are oarnoatly roquoaUd to euoourngo maumu Btur 8 <! ‘' of Alabama | lle*.A. T. Ilelmcn, of Georgia 

^ll^h,, oxpendtlurea o, pnpIfeeMung, ,i* rt Thl „ ltule work WuB J ^ 

The luatitutlon has graduated forly-faur young ladlos n "’ t wltl1 "" CIJUra 8lu« auccea* and been cordially com- 
r furnh°hhu^ minrortn,?^ 'affacifomeuta are being made ml!n ‘ 1 “d B F ‘ho ration, donominallous. If deserve. „ 
.rMus.^Jabhiet a^ld’lIorlm^?um 0^t,ll ' tl8 ,,^ lbr “ rj ’ Ap ' P roE B ln,, “ t P'“'“ P" ‘ho table of ouVy moaler. Price. 
Tho Profeasoraor Music, Drawing, Pointing and Modern ’ l " llrt ?- Ur “°c ut *' • 

inguBgea have boon engaged iu Utla Iuatltutiou for the DtlhlUhcd In Charleston, 8. 0., by Southern Baptist Pub- 
iL/oiatm Mii .nftmlMo -r d aora Ftablllty-aro superior ‘Ishlng Soololy. For sale in New Orleana by 

^ JOHN 11ALL, 66 Urkvler atroot. 

MEDIOAL ” otiob - 

euch^ 0 t . h !!® olI ®? lutocourtiu ; $177 will embrace Dil L 1>1KUCE > of Columbus, Georgia, respectfully 


oouU be dMAflUiT: V uarui ^ Char- 

de tected by half an e ye B thulf » „ 

MWMM. Many fithpr n. ..l 


- -- — V v “man a 

ttiauy other minor chan tea 
effected, and the ClurleWa 

- Vm complete. 

miXZi g !^ f*! y *‘ i 8* d to tho eaet- 

ae<ah“ titadlw ^ftehod ebout nine de- 1 

ME «h* CurW. de < !re < i “ e “‘ lun «i- 

»«**>«**. tS \L\~7 ^i TO ^ more Hnted 
■ < 2“ diSn. il ?r‘ y ..f?, 0 . U(?li alu °K 


extract of BU ohu. 

?** U^TSi, ZZ ky 7- >'«t.i,en, remedy foe dUen.e, nf the kidney, 

waasta ^ i3 ? S : « ■" - — ' * « s ^ ss ssxa^z 

sa:sa gr-f«r -»-- 

formed— ooaared of." 70 LiMeai,.-lho .New'l'urk Htato Cnlnnl th«ro factiiHea, also arrived yestordav amlwln 1 ^ OKLOUMUJtt introduce It Into the great Wealern market. Allncoossa- 

••Arjtobe.ureldc. Did tho beautiful Her- y‘'°n8uiloty have chartered the twig odifl., Captain WfttloM immodiatoly. It la ihd Inle.^nnTTho -.THK NKXT-SKSSION of this Inatltutlon will bigi n tho n Z ‘“hf “"'■'“"h hmHu. Whole. 
iduu Creole live, die, or marry • To Iso Bure “ ru, " U f ur » voyage to.LJborU, alth ooloreal emigrant, ennip.ny to iuereaao their capacity for monufanturh klref.Mouday lo October, under tho dlreclluuonhefol n p r c “ *“ Wir J 0 '- Ilt tall, $1 per bottle. 

’ai if ISiuS!" ^^r^-^-tmonthfrorntw^t ^.. U d ‘ Go^" 1 “'1 


momentary hrightue^ in the X- 


, * v* 1 Harrison/’ urged tho com 

“ whttt J wi “** ,0 bu iu 

8 “ re 1 do - Hid tho beautiful Her 
rnuduu Creole live, die, ur marry f To he sure 
_Ay, aud I trill tell vou." ad, led 1 1, 


Karrnilfoe ro Lioiou.-TUo NowYork Htato Colonl 


One-ha r tho Hoard and Tuition la duo In advance 
Forftirtber particulars, or catalogue*, apply to 

s epia 6 m , J. If . ARMSTRONG. .principal. 

CENTENARY COLLLEGEr 

n a* iniifPi .nr,, 


fhrmor patrons. . . ... . . ; . - 

To correct, a general inifappreheiaioB, tt h 
statc.that he hu* no interest in any other hoaa a 
JAMES WRI GHT. * A. J. WUlfipM 

Now Orleans, D«ni 1.1851. 

dunmar! 

DUN BA U Si BUCIIA.W i 
Couimisftifn Merchants nml Wholesal# Groetft gj 

Mivi i N'ewOr|eun* % 

.MGSHS (111 KEN WOOD k CT , 
Oomuiisslonnmi ForvvnrUing Merchaat*,! 

Htreet. . * ' ' 

T. 11. J ACKSON k oo., ' 
Dealers in Fine Fushlonablo OJothi ^ Na 

(next door to I’luntur*' Hotel,' / NrwOrteas* 
Youths' Clothing. Ueut.'s U.nder ()«»*“• 8 
Trunk*. Carpet Bugs, an'’ i ^ general v****' 
Clothing, always . on jumj *ndf‘tf*» 1,,i 

thujow ,. ht niar jiet prico___J 

U. V, SMITH. UKNTIBT, 

Hus returned. «u j deriding hliaseh rtdiwfw 

practice of ii 1 .* proton, , ^ 

Office nt tho f.ornur of St. Charinf street »» ^ 
Square. 

PIckeu/.ville, Ala., Femti* lx** 

U, DRADHIIAtV. A. SI., PaW"“" , 


lo price $ 8 pgr doz. Retail, *1 per hottlo. 

Orders directed to PI KltCK, Druggist, Coluinhu*. 


rftil4.4u ^ X y n S“ UK " al0II K “° 0Be *loc’a , lieariu, 
Uy to, lft oatW ^Ln |„ „W’* t , we g e o- 1 vuRidly, addrusHini? 


remained to him •• YounCe-in , ll “” and JU. L A,i “» « advert,^ . 

o one elec « heariutr. Johnny," ho won't on hut one. whoso applicationj have boon accepted, ihu» fur 'hlnery aud force In buecoghfuj o|hj ration urd 1 UloeoptMT, and Astronomy ; Kmii.iv l.,:roa„g, \ B r 01 h. IIKIUh, Proprietor. 

Stotsax ; snwnsttTaAtfar ' *— «o m „ s K 

tobway. mind- fetch it me “ton*^ ind^ou 'Z'***’ ^SSS^JSS&n tuoi WAREHOUSE. 

, Ho looked at mo. Licutcnunf Armatrong ‘«eathU and January. largo uwehant/i^lnM^,«!t y ‘i 1 " ,,r 'rt. being 0 mental Musio; for. A . (4, H|U,:«,A 51, Priaoipgl of the S. ROBB & Oo. 

dded affirmatively, I foiiuwcd tlie iud°iin School , V . H. Oonerea and G. mM.: 1 M f;,ne,w 1° ^ i 

• damogo to ^ l :^/th!^htrt;r“r,S F’ rMS T , KXPKNHERt . i Thoanh.orttwra.uvRo Planloroand Dealer. S sdZy 

dwuUura obUgud to abaudfiu them till the water subside , l huuATt * of B“Wdar. * , and doe Total x»f C'ullogo Cliurges fittljM WttU sorted, and if 

If Ihoy could only gel ridoftho rofgnof Fjalu'aaorqrolgn, A corroa|ioudint of ihu New York Oourlor and v t Tultlop In Preparatory Department ftp) uu Baddiee, llrldloaf 'and Hartliwnla. I. 

thay might well afford -to auffer a little by the rain which la ““doing tho recent State Fair at inc U * 1 er ’ Bo *f l1 *“ J M aahll.g, per mouth to 00 ui ' . i,„, J ETeat variety 

<ft»«)c.nd. from the cloud, •' ' -Om 3„nr Z. ,7 , UUcafaay. i *“l *™ inttoMiuM D,partmont, (oalia,) Flute, Uoaoh. Gfg Mjaggy, Doarborn, Stage. Wognn, bray. Par, 

-=-• — me- --- ---- uc el Idea lu lbe d’ t^tme!!t .'r"n C , ll “” U “ ,lut fo™»nl a. ’ loB ?’ °“U»r, Wlarlouet, VlidpuceUo. etc , per 'f u,,'"! 8 ,? I fl™' »lld Mule Oollara. Haim - 

Tnc ffi-a*a Tag,,,. „ CV...-A Mtor from Havana } B » doalgn to for V«, fco'. pwViWilET 1 r ' »,■■■■■; “ “ ^ a ‘“ 1 rt 1 MedloriUag.; 8,daie r , 

^ i ; S 3 : K s 5 


THE *Ex«rol*Hs of thi* Institutnjfiof Ua^K^w 
ft full corps. of woll qualifled ToseheWi 
da J. the 4th of October. UataJogaw 
iiucussury information cun hu had ‘Kw-rirT I 


SEES 'ZL&x &*a& L s - 

“ftlfonna and »m l,a,l i .? e mr , . . He looked utinu. Lieutenant Aimotron,, 


Ural' pi,n' S,I !' L, •“■ A - **., ProfiiMor of Mnthemnllca^NaL 

Ural 1 hlluaopbv. and AHLronimiv • it.,,. , . ■ . . .. 


Ural Philoaopliy. and Aafronumy ; Kmimo L'k.. 4«“ A n 
Protean, r of Modern Languag.V; t|. Ug “«, 'a M ' 

Tnmoi!?8 0 R L * Un ai na .! ,r “," k ''“"KUagea, und Ueraturo ; 
a**!,*' A*,. 11 ! I rofeaaor of Naturul Sclonco- 

. . A Profoaaor of Toeal and luatru- 

uientul Music ; Rev. A. G. Miller, A. M . Principal of tlm 
IroKauta ry Bcbo0l! IV- H, Courton and I). M. Milli., 




• f a ti I t m —com j Jciing UU« b 
rf crew in t|iat itoe— *« 

d.^r,, ,r N >t “> « lazily . 
** fitoftfimr our Cantalt,'. -h 


tetot going 


ggy.wwnii timj 


w»r Cttptalu’g clover cou- cUW,J th * ,l , Lieuteamt- Armstrong ex- th.v r * id ° f tbo ,eiffn ot e, ‘ Alu ' < Boy H f « I d“i A corrw ’l ,ondl '“t ot tho New York Courier and vn„„i»r SJ??* Iu i W. rutor y ^‘partiuunt >4u oo 

IU suibke were beirin ® they Wight well afford to suffer a little by the rain which ,n “fticiug the recent State Fair «* ii.i ““Knjuler, Uoard and M aablng, per mouth 10 00 

fd. When we r.rfibgft. P' , Wu lyou auv er ms ^ u (hwoemls from the cloud* ' ’Oue of our t , Utlca ^ a y-: Tulion intlwMuiM J^pvtmwt, («^) >JuUi 

- yfoff Prig no!»» r me * or aot-' Hay yea or uovdid I iRif “E put forward u. uultlur i G’larlwmt, VlolpuouUa, etc., per 


ou at the furtuer emJ ( 


JMdfor to. C*pe , . iuZZrW Ttoe 
r» wfalab cave u tlfttiidaam 


^ Uz O. «ftr u of . 


^kMhatah; “f.' , Ho looked at mo. Licutenan. Arumrong and January. ‘ U^e JeTaorre^r^i 1 ; 1 '^ being « niuntal MuMo ; Ilov A. <i. JltLu.., A 8|” Prlneipi 

mM roi n r Rodded affirmatively, qffid I followed tho lad nn . *». of. A usfrl.n bnlid. B «P«»l«ry Bohool j \V. U. OogftU anitG. M. ] 

allowed to be on deek dari*” ooui l , “ n ‘on-etaire. Trhe boy Went lurwlre/’ d *’ ■ U|V_TI " B “ d"“'. it la said, much 

■STRot. AUtbOM twige DetogcerX.t? if 5 - Ll f t , 1 v » ‘ "Uptaid by euriouity, remained a wTi ,0 toe crop, la th. neighborhood of n.,.na ; ut «d lo u i„ ^reh of u pur‘ht,.fr Tho""™.! ' _ kxpexhiw. . 

STtoJI*?,*^ V erH * "{*»• n “ob»»vo/myeelf, could dU- JZZZZ'"’ wrtta 2‘ “““ of ““ 

MC?gji.r^ ^ JmoU-->n bow , aad fWro -lw»« 'OpMl vkyhtht;, *wkat~fvn8 p f J ^ z t ia n, , ha ^ ^rried With- -fcat vuttincralv?, aaou'^ otbtr^hfn™' ^JfT7JiJ 4 | W fi ,n * lrtr ' ' ^oinTugo '!t.^ ! 

* ’ 0,1 J* 1 ® further end of the cuhiu, and lQto •ituated near Kuna-24-poundu« ; flvu small pSSS %m!Sv&JFZ& ° f d ‘ ,brur > 

well Wr { “ nu the witur clmuiicl- Lav* been- half suhm,r»«H 4... .huts, twantj-four niitols. :-“x/ our 


1 witter chahuuht \*vp been half submerged, and the h uudr 1 ?^^'^ 4 e pllloI,, > t*ruut/.fo'ur CwSrdJZ ° wn d^llna 
'**• “bligad to abuudou them tlU the water subsided W ^* bt ° f powd < ;r 1 ’ ° 


Total -Of C'ulloge Charges. .... 


ZeZfro ™Zr^ r ‘ m, ‘ hr *° r * aWbi * '“"ona^ot TT* ^ “ U ^* 

•• : : aovrtTd-l^fki 1 !.""!’ 0 B ' Bow *eRlsona put forward a vloM "' G“Uar, «larlp 

Jr.‘ .*»:* “ t ';“- A «•»»■» friL'Tte ii£T ,, “ w ““VC x .ud r ^ v53fta/,»^ar 


Mouru anu » aatiipg, per mouth 

Tultton ip i theMusToal D^p^tmont, (uxtra.) Flute, 
Violin, Uultor, (jlarlym t, VlulpuceUo, etc., per 


~ V,B * — ^ irum Havana »• iur a cow-catcher, aud differ* mAi..r un,» vocal Husld. per* niflnlh . 

**y* : "J 1 ** 1 > u “ ■“*/ “Ot ho iniatokeu With regard to front (dTh. 11 "’ l“ '! !* “ r,i und Plato, dhJttll^lu “j^MKpd of Orehqata, i vf mopli, , ■ 

louroow Captain Uinorol, I inform you of the lacl Ihot ^k m ‘“ J " uoa/tbe Th »SSBVSftj* InatiuutanUUuo...,. 

about five huudrt,,! ..ron.r.ro,a Aft-_i-.fi .. . ... iV.1. I^olu- and Is kept turnidg by Kuartnir inovatl " ftbatull FannUy aud^ 'healthy Jauatlou, a largo 


-a . ... ~ftfta«ft.»«.u»TCDeeinaDjiu I ■-/ r “»‘up - ou mu any uniurtuiiat.i m nil. ii. i is. ii... 7 uuu excellent Apparatus, may. wu si 

at Ortlgosa. In this bland, and two ounces (thirty-four !2jL°V? B l ° cn “ 0 , tiVB u in lUud otd^aLwS tVout K^ly 'xMit. pal 

doltare) )w hood were Skid fur winking a, to. bfulnro. ” ! Cftborf'S^ » JtaaehVXogur j ^, f “ri}o?tlli|rtluuTara *p|J|Uo the vuw 


pX^ I ^” * , *‘ rtU,1,lJ Wto« Gin and Mill Dandai Indi 

unduariwuod attjto aooda ; Trarphng and Pocking Trunk. , Lro, 

tL f |t IkVA 8 *“^*^TraveUag ^g., VMiroa, „,o„ efr, .ft,. 


uucossaijf Information can hu hiwl SHS3* i 

uug21 PresldePtU JI 

The New Orieone Ohrifttlxo W* 

I* issued weekly, nt Two Dollars aud * ^ U J?J 
.No subscription taken fur less thau oue ^ 
'•criber* will be understood a* wishing to c®**** 
it is expressly stated otherwise. 

'J’lic Itinerant Ministers und F^eschm ® ^ 
Eplscopul Church, South, an*, all of ^4 
ugenU of the New Orleans Cbrhthui Adfo* 4 *^ 
iiaymeut* may be madi*. / ^f0 

All ooiimiuiiTcatloiiH. wliullirfOf 
publication, unless 1 multting money or *■ 
the amount of ten dollar*, must ^ g 

No obituary notice will hu liwurtsd 
withiu two mouths of the death of a P w * < *‘ ^ gJ 
Communication* must he addreswal t0 , 
MlTveihe, New Orleans. nsctK^ 

Communications iuvoirlug fact*. or iP* 
iccouuts nf ri ylvuls, religious wueting*- 
hiographius, etc., must ho accompauiud 
uatuu. • ituS'* 1 * 

A few selcct^advertiseucots will 
»r which muot W pre paid, in ordor to 
*jr Office No. 60 UraTior sU#®t; abcT< 

John u*n: 


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H. N. MoTYKTRE, Editor. 


"VOLUME II. NUMBER 3K. 


NEW ORLEANS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 




^AMERICAN MISSIONARY careful to keep within the limits proscribed I 
f®** TO GREECE, by law. But 08 the priests under l’ilute, ao ! 


TO GREECE. 

t dealings of the Court of Athens 


the priests under the niugistrates and judges i 
of Greece, found-soi'no pretext for his arrest. I 


rfrtfll* 0 ^ r ’ ^' n ®' '"" L ’ d ' u 1 '1 bim eon [ n 1845, the Creek Synod had exoonmiunica- 
1 jybefero tho Christian world. Ho is ted him. i^About two yenrs after he had been 


1 heforo tho Clinauan wonu. no is 

t'cetof » pnragiSph in almost every 


lfi political and religious, that we 


L'lookcti 


for some time past. 


of him condensed from tho l’u- 


obligod to tako refuge 'ill Kuropo to escape 
the popular fury stirred up against him. Hut 
now he has been banished forever from' tho 
field hff has occupied fur twenty years. The 
trial that issued in this sonteneo was- ono of 


^ n0 ^ '' e unaoooptablo to ^j H , „,„ g j partial and unjust on record. From 


beginning to end there seemed to he tho most 
obstinate determination on tho. part of the 
President of tho Court to condemn him. The 


r pr.u. , unaiiimiig ei turn uiere scemeu io oo mu most 

n ce upon missionary life was pc- obstinate determination on tho. part of the 
boon-dieted, te a Pr ofyS sm- President of tho Court to condemn him. The 
*1 c rst College, lie had gone to Paris injustice of tile trial and sentence is so uppu- 
1,1 „ nur8c of 6tndVf»preparatory to rent, that it is boldly condemned by the lcud- 


Pf 1D co urse of studyftpreparatory to rent, that it is boldly condemned by the lcud- 
ppur»u e ^utiee. Whilo them ho re- ing lawyers, of Atlions, as well as by tho ablest 
^ f °Uto r fr° m bis friend, Rov. Pliny p»rtiftn,n'f the press. Nothing else was proved 
l.in co mpany q n fl on trial but ' t hat ho had iircadtctl the gotp'd Its 
rut, thru a J ^ <n p ro j cc t c d missionary hclil by Vmt&laiits. It was not proved, and 
t ftnd Palestine. Thih was iii c,l »ld not bo 'proved (because uut'fue)' that 
invitation lie immediately pub- lio had cither proselyted or. reviled. »• 


1 This invitation lie immediately pul) 
^ to his frioruls ami patrons, who advis- 


The constitution of Greece tolerates under 


1 ^TiteTin his support for tho Cr.,t established Church; uiid yet Dr. King, prcucli- 
“j hr lost no time in offering his ser- ing in his own house, has been imprisoned and 
^Uiil B icr j oan poard as banished, while Don Constantine, the Roman 

^ *° ''r- k" THdt offer was immedi P r ‘C“t, preaching boldly in a Homan Chapel, 

ilh ui, accepted But Mr. King until;!- bus been undisturbed. Tho journals of 
.‘T.nsWcr did not wait for it, but set ■ Atllch9 justly severe on this gross incon- 

? t omc towards Malta’. After an ^ney. 

^v l ioarney through the south of During this whole trial Dr. King exhibited 
HFina Eood all along his route, 1m 11 nul1 ' 1 )' 1 ' s P lnt "' orlh y uf thc “rly days. On 
i ft „ m Marseilles, reaching Malta 'ho occasion during his, whole life at Atttms, 
J g23 Being at last fully prepared have Ins pliaraotoVistic prudence, firmness and 
i " and perilous travels, he and his friend P>cty been so pleasingly developed, lie reminds 
itaretheron their mission work. They ,,s ,n,ir,! of 1119 Apostle Paul than any man ol 
the Nile as far ns Thebes, making mudt ' rn ti ! ,,0H Without eoveting.it, as has 
uCrntions anti collecting such facts as been most falsely and basely insinuated of 
ITtho object" they had iu view. The llU '', he occupied that position of dignity and 
!5Ldid was confined to the Knglish, honor to which persecution always exalts a 
and American residents, sojourning .prominent victim. 
fTw Alexandria and Cairo. Timor. but the end is not yet. We have not yet 


Several friends on the certain restrictions, religions opposed to the 


established Cliqreli; undyot Dr. King, preach- 
ing in his own house, has been imprisoned and 
banished, while Don Constantine, thc Koman 
priest, preaching boldly in a Homan Chapel, 
has been undisturbed. Tho journals of 


in 1823. neing ut mov 

jlong and perilous travels, he and his friend 
it «t together on their mission work. They 
W adtd the Nile as far ns Thebes, making 
iduURTvationn and collecting such facts as 
Jp, on tho object' they laid in view. 1 lie 
^ they did was confined to the Knglish, 
'rnintan and American residents, sojourning 


finally at Alexandria andCuiro. Thence nut me enu is not yet. i\ e nave not yet 
■Jedcd to Palestine, from which land beard of Ins leaving Athens. Indeed, owing 

I, proceem.u w , n (R, .1.1 ,...i.,i;,.„ i.„ . i... 


SwiPnlonc instructed and delighted the to some official relation he sustained to the 
tah they represented. ’ • ’ S ' t-iovernment at the court of (.ireeco 

T.„„, three venrs they wore thus gather- (employed, probably, for convenience's sake. 


- or three years they wore thus gather- (employed, probably, tor convenience s sane, 
knowledge for thc churches, and, by the 011 account of his position, experience, ability 
Laatioa thus imparted, and by their qui- and knuwn integrity,) a ship of war is said 
,..i— .11 vhn wldle. nrennrimr the wav ‘o have been ordered to Athens to institute 


Imstion thus imparted, and by their qui- “ n a Known integrity,) a ship of war is said 
i usefulness all the while, preparing the way have been ordered to Athens to institute 
fthe fcord in lands once consecrated by. the »» investigation of the ease, tu due time the 
tea travels, teachings, and . sufferings of rciildt wil1 be known. Nor will his labors be 
snj Christ and the A postles. . lost - Precious seed has there fallen from his 

At thc end of Shis period, the term of ser- band, thc fruit. of which will surely be.gath- 
ice for which he lmd engaged with, the erwl. liven ho, though nearly sixty, may rc- 
ioud of Missions having expired, Mr. King main or return, to unite in tho song of the 
olatked for the United States." His cor re- reaper. This prolonging uf the old night of 
.*,lrace introduced him widely and favorn- Europe will nut keep hack the dawning day. 


andcote introduced him widely and favorn- 
,\j to the American people. 

IniS2>i whoa tho sympathy of the Amcri- 
in people fur the struggling tlreeks was at 
Sleight, Mr. King was chosen by American 
dies as the almoner of the bounties sent by 


ONE SIN TOO MANY. 


ADDRESS 

<b Miss I. m iu ,1. Saiiiii.i:ii, piwfii/mg a 
Itibk in behalf of her self and sister , Pupils, 

9 to thc Hi:v. Thus, lb J{issi:u., on the rcti"- 
nation of his office as President of Oak Pow- 
er 1 / Female College, S<‘jit. It M, -1.S.V2. 

I Ihrough tho kindness of my Bister pupils, 

I lmvo been selected bn this interesting oeeu- 
sion to o.vjireHs to you, dear Teacher,* our 
knowledge of your worth, our sense of obli- 
gation 'to youf our regret at your leaving us. 
atul to present to you this Bible, as a token 
<»f our attachment and merited respect to- 
wards you. 

^ou havo been our faithful friend, and 
have manifested im untiring perseverance in 
your efforts to promote both our moral, titVd 
intellectual' improvement. During the three 
years that you have bfccn with us, wo ue- 
h BwiV.lj;dpi..wU 1 1 . gr.a ti fi e.atiua-LbqA,., itu .t 1 uv jeuixJ 
ativi' eapaeitios of minister, tenclio? imd citi- 
zen, your duties have been discharged as a 
Christian and a gentleman. • 

Wq would havo fain hoped that, like iS the 
particular lew*’ * of our more fortunate and 
beloved sisters, the inexpressible gratification 
uf finishing our education under your super- 
vision, would have been grunted us: hut. 
since your interest requires it, we. acquiesce 
irnt cheerfully, for wo shall ho deprived of 
beneficial instruction and a profitable exam- 
ple. hut. in consideration .of, the enhancement 
oi your interest, we are forced to speuk that 
painful word, Farewell. 

In making tli^s selection, as a parting gift, 
we have endeavored, (and l know succeeded) 
to make it in conformity to your preference : 
since, it has ever eeemed your especial desire 
to instill fastingly into our minds find hearts 
the principles ol its sacred pages. Jealousy^ 
and discord have, not tarnished with their 
unhallowed touch our efforts to make this of- 
fering unanimous and peaceful ; and iir»tf 
with one joyous voice of . concord, we reite- 
rate-— A-ccept, dear Preceptor, our gift of love 
as the incense of c grateful hearts. 

In conclusion,* dear Teacher, we with one 
accord implore Heaven's protection on you 
and all dear to you. May. your life bo long 
and useful, its pathway be adorned with 
prosperity's roses, fanned by tho gentlo 
zephyy of peace, and refreshed by tho vivify- 
ing influence of Religion's sweetest dews. . 

And, finally, when your labors- shall have 
ended, may your spirit puss away sweetly ami 
gently as the, last low murmurs of tho Koliun 
harp. and. rise on pinions of light to purer 
joy.; and more perfect bliss in the consecrated 
.realms of God's upper kingdom— whore the 
wicked cease from troubling aud the weary 
are at rest. 


•bi'vory bigbi'st uviili-ijucs of ymtv Jufilily. all mir uaiiRn'RiitiAiiu, bus til?- n.nntba |iasl. 
ami of ihc prncUanl trnl lifiilne** of tlio jirin. Ihritiigli tin- Siiutlu-m CitHatiati Ailvnaati-. 


oi'ploH lipnn wbii-li I littvc- umb-avorcil to act. unpaged sninn oj' tbu nldost and w’imMt brads. 
I I’uul it tu bo tlio very biglinstfihootirngcinont. as wall as tbu: pons of snniu of tbo yminpor 


I regard it, too, as a most pious and heavenly 
Incitement to the faithful and continued dis- 
charge, in the, best measure of my humble 


preaehors in., Georgia jind South Carolina. 

I he vefierahle Dr. I,. Pierce, the mover of 
this question, was dcccnthj choked ojf from tin* 


capacities, of all those duties which are inci- discussion of tho . question sometime since: 
dent to tho holy and noble calling o the very improperly I think. 


Teacher. 

Tho loveliness and sanctity of your gift re 


In regard to thiH whole question, it rfinyhe 
said iii truth jthnt tho time hits been in all 


minds mo of that High and Holy Being in this country, .when Methodism roved unmo- 


whoso presence we continually stand to lestcd through nil tho woods. That day has 


whose all-Veeing eyes the hearts ami actions I pussedlmw. The Baptists, Presbyterians lind 


of all are reyiMcil, and withoul-whosu-wiu«- . ICpUeopalhuis have ettabhsht'd- ^tlmir-^undn 


tion no calling can lie permissible and truly congregations all over the hind. The people 


useful and prosperous. . 

The profession of tho teacher, however, we 


can he served by a respectable and influential 
ministry on dim Sabbath, iutd thousands of 


know and led is approved in this llyly Book, them yU# ’can’t get to church on the Week 
iir g.ILlillJ te ina. mul the .smiUi of Hud tluys, try it wlmiSaiuI bv wlmm vnu will . 
Iuiiu not tlicirsottls. When prupuily cmidtic-,' This araorgonoy I libld wo avu bouiid to nmut 
ted it must redotfnd to tbu improwinim' and by pvcaubiug to tlio people on Sunday bs 
happiness of those for whom (-specially it has others dor This can bo done ViYliont’ tlio 
boon cstalilisbod. It is most gratilying to mu Toast i/iinittr wbatuvur in (loOtrino or disnip- 
to bo matin to fool, "by your present J.Ticitoirs linu^ \Vo-arc tbo samr no change in any 
indication^ that my biniil.lo rllbrls and labors thing, only so arranging that wo may attend 
fur your advantage lmvo not' boon 'without strictly to all tlio growing inturostwof church 
sumo guerdon and signature uf success. and people. . It can ho dam) without injury 

I rooiprooiito your expronsimis of plonsuru to any iutorpsts, and 1 think it ought to bo 
at the thought which wri'onoo iu omiiii'ioii 1111 - 1 done, not nt, onco and universally, but gradu- 
t'mipation ifflulgcR, that I should lmvo boon I ally, and as the people may son tbo iinpnrt- 
pernutted to finish for you your mental train- unco uf it and desire it. 1 go for Saturday 
ing mid education, .in tbnt proscribed course , mid Sunday, proaoliing, nut to got Octroi 
of study which was accomplished by as you work. Let mo- preach Saturday, attend, to 
lmvo ohnson t6 stylo them — “ tlio particular Churcl! business, hold elass-ineotings, Ae.. 
few'' of vmir muro fortunate and beloved and then Sunday have a fair shot at tlio 
siSterSj. 1 trust, however, it may bo your | 'croud. If need bo, again Sunday night. A 
good fortune to fall into the association and good impression is made— protract -on Mun- 


instruction of more eminent powers than | day mid so continue, mill' groat good must be 


those with which it is your rogrottod lot in the result. 


this time to part. If yon do justice to your- 
selves — nnd that* you will who can doubt 
you will do honor to nny instructor. 

Young Ladies — our life is sometimes pic- 


Tho circulation of mir books is. another 
theme upon which wc have frequent lectures 
through the Advocates, and not among tlio 
leusl of these, is a reoont article from tlio 


tured us u weary, a thorny and a lengthened 'working Bishop Andrew, in tlio Nashville 
pilgrimage-- sometimes as a desert- then, aH Advocate — well timed and from the right 
a night of storms nod-cloud -and anon, ns a sauree. One objection I have to tlio Hook 
voyage o'er ocean's wild and dreary waste. Com rn : our books are priced too high ; the 
Whatever it be — whether one or all of these, preachers can't sell enough of them to pay 
it is probably in no ense a season without fur tho trouble, lor it is a troublo and at some 
periods and spots uf illumination. If it he n risk that preachers liny nnd sell books. If 


weary road— then here, 1 feel I lmvo found a our hooks were sold from tlio Concern ntcost 
pleasant point of refuge and a. sweet out- itwould.be belter fur all the interests Ui bo 


spread landscape of peace. If it be a desert served by tho establishment. Cost price or no 
then herb to ifio is an oasis with verdant price, I go for soiling the books. I lmvo 


a r.tc.T roa half awakkni:h sinskiis. 
There is an old (irceian legend, which 
teaches that there was once a diver, who 


for tie relief of that suffering nation. boasted of bis skill to bring up treasures from 


t itle agent of an association formed for their the-sea. To tost bis powers, the people threw 
lief, his introduction to tho Creeks was one man y a Silver cup lin'd many u gulden coin 
ell calculated to mnljo n favorable impros- into water nine fathoms deep. And the bold 
». Tint impression Was made. At the divor brought them to tlio surface with tri-' 
me time, the very nature of his errand on- \iinph. But one day a disguised fiend threw 
ted strongly his iowu sympathy nnd love for :l tinsel crown into a whirlpool, and elml- 
,em. Being a ripe scholar, ns well ns a man Xcngcil the confident' diver to bring it up.pro- 
etrong sense, lie was admirably adapted to m j„j n g jf ] i( , succeeded, the power to 
emisnonnry work then opening in that field. , V( , ar it ftml tu transmst it to bis children. In 
|*IU, therefore, the man chosen to under- bc 8ptang u f tcr tbo bauble ; but the Nn-Du- 
ke it. flic same Bonrd of Missions to H , I ,,f the sea bearing tbo clangor of the 
bom he hail eight years before offered bis crown as | t foil upon their grottoes, closed 
trices, now in their turn applied to him. urouml him as lio was grasping the prize, and 
Bat he had not waited for such an invita- bckl him fast until he perished, 
a 0 enter upon the great work to which Thus reads the legend. Its moral teaches 


ie mwionary work then opening in that field, 
le was, therefore, thc man chosen to under- 
lie it. The same Board of Missions to 
fhom he had eight years before offered his 
frvicea, now in their turn applied to him. 

But he had not waited for 8ueh an invita- 
ion to enter upon the great work to which 


lehu.prer since dcioted his life. W Idle dis- ^j 10 jnoat- daring may dare onco too often 


bread to tko hungry, ho at the mime . t lmt folly though long succcssfpl will' 


Baled distributed biblcs and tract's to all u it8 viutim illto ruin at Jast 

h*k:« ii. i. ,i : r n 


nthin his reacli. But on accepting the 
‘call’' of the Board to bocomo their mission- 
iy to Greece, lie soon removed fromTenos to 
Ithens and opened a school . Then wero seen 
ad appreciated the great advantages of ids 


sou worthy of tho careful study of partially 
aw akened sinners, as may bo seen by the fol- 
lowing fact : -• . - 

A young niftU, of lino bilcnts, was present 
ono evening lit tho house of God in - 


igh classical education. Ho* prepared during an interesting revival. Several of his 


thool-books of great value to the nation, and companions had already given their hearts to 
wo made himaelf widely and usefully known. Chri8tj ttIld he had been dooply moved by 
But he waa a missionary preacher ns well fcho i r experiences. He was, therefore, pre- 
i teacher, and in this capacity ho early 1 ex- p are d to rccoivo strong impressioiiBj nnd he 
i the jealousy of a corrupt and despotic did. .Tho truth went homo to his conscience, 
neithood. horbidden by law to openly j| 0 WC p^ to sco ljimself so vile, as ho now be- 
weyte, he did what lio could to infiuence, j 10 jd himself mirrored in tho word of God. 
i ot ier ways, the public mind. Having Ho foil a motion — almost irresistible — tosub- 
jirried a Greek lady, lie began in the course * Illifc to Christ, and to join tho band of peni- 
time to open his own house for. the simple tout8 who bo wed before the altar. But the 
JpOB on the scriptures to such as might p r jdo of his heart revolted at so public and’ 
o come in. this lie had a right to humiliating an avowal of his sinfulness. He 
^Me moreover om r loyed his pen in the Jm^od tho scorn of- tho worldly! Ilo kept 
ithn ° Wor ^ 8 early Greek his seat, therefore; soothing his conscience by 

heGr^J pi 11 ® eru * e ^ unt ^ canonized in u r osolvc — firm and irrevocable as lie persqa- 


[! lher8 » ( men venerated and canonized 


heGrflolr r\ INI il 10801VC — «riu unu irruvouaoie aa uu pL-rByn- 

iLj n i , Urc / ^ ,ut ’ W ^ ( ' 80 works most ded himself -to return homo at tho e lose of 


&inlv pnn i i aeaiiiiiisoii lorouirn nonio ai mo eioye oi 

rt t^ ^ us heretical, the most ub- tho service and* sock the pardon of his sins 

w tenets of the. modern faith. In tins Mr. nf With 


^ g did nothing contrary to law, inasmuch 
“be confix himself to the ve^y writings 
y them to bo so sacred. But the con- 
etween the writings of the Fathers 
1 ie teachings and’ practices Of their eliil- 


ulone, in tho solitude of his chamber. 


law’, inasmucn purpose ho left his pow at tho closo of 
very writings t j l0 Bcrv j cc8j and passed with the thronging 
But the con- | nl t grave ‘’multitude out of tho church. 

1 tlio bathers On the* door-steps, ho fqund some gay 
s of their eliil- f r iends awaiting liirn.- They had planned a 


Was tllft IIIVUUD mm. I uv-j liuu jumimu « 

ie uricBt a ' d ’ a ' LUt ' Aagc oil the part 8C i„,, nu 0 f ploasuro for an hour or two that 


° l lricsta Iiruduocd hatred toward tho 
r ’ aud kotk Bually provoked violence, 
couple were drawing too many plain in- 
tUU1 ^ lC8U wr ‘l' ln B H of acknowledged 
‘ e ”’, t0 “Uow them 'to lie circulated. 


r own ancient prea'clicrs raised Tip 


[^ n : WM * jnv»vtu;io itiint'u aiii 

u,j 8 cad tlio touch ol' a heretic pen, 
■Wed 10 BPettk tU ° truth ’ ““ of old ’ were 


night; they begged him to join them. 

"No," /wildlie faintly, "1 think not, to-, 
night." 

They gaxed in bis face earnestly, and onb 
of them ', detecting Jin uijusiinl seriousness in 
bis aspect, which was discernible oven in the 


pale moonlight uf that beautiful evening, ex- 
claimed in a taunting tune of voice, “ What! 


nas King was henceforth a dangcru 
i ' Moreover, been,,-.. i .i„ 


uro you.going to bo religious too!" 

The speaker was bis fiend in disguiso. 


b ? eau “ U tlmt tb'qt speech bo threw the bauble of Iranian 

timonts r Aliments opposed to the sen- approbation into tbo whirlpool, und the half- 


I of tl rr—"" ..." npprooaiiou liuu uio ouu ipoui, ...w ..n..- 

•il | , 10 C,tabli “ llcd CUwch, it Was aW ukenod youth plunged in desperately to 


but 


c , ' Dl!v ? r proven, that in his Scrip- 8l ,j /l0 j t . Throwing oil' his gravity, ho burst 
rib h(> 10nS \ n *" 8 owu buu,iu ua Die into u loud liiugli, assured them lie was not 


■SUDath, 1,(1 111(0 II IOUU lllllgll, lissureu UICUI l.u nun ..... 

^adoclrin. ken ^ “Racked and ridiculed serious, accepted their invitation, and lost bis 
tecu aqil ^ *’ a uu ne vvuH, tlierc(urc, ^cuuyiicjioiiB. Hnncel’oi' th lii s sin s behi him in 

wa# i^TU * besides this, re- bonditgo ami in chains. In a few nioiitlis lie 

ia tlio K 'i, hooks lie lmd pub- died uu puponitout sinner ! 
lt0, iuMmU w ■ 111 r wbioh certain 1 low futal was- bis une ttcl of rcsistorioo to 

••d'whicli tbu 0 uuud Hoatilo to their owu, tho Holy. Spirit. Had ho yielded and tuken 
Prouiu|n C a l >resu "‘ eJ ho in the supic his place at tlio altar/; the invitation of ljis 
kw these aluutl g the people, . sinful friends at tho door would lmve been 

^® e the ^l r - King was arruigned poworlcsa to attrnotliim. But lie resisted once 


l|J0 a»j„ ' . a O l 7 | 7 — . -n.w.v-u 

filer of tho UDft of Athens, as. a re- too often.” TIiq tinsel crown of human «p- 

^man r l0nal ru ^K lon » aud a danger- provul led hitn like tho diver, tq a fatal leup, 


^hdofhim° ^ ,riU8ta desired to aud he perished. Awakened sinner, beware ! 

^Iftahew ' 1 i * iut Wtt8 Utt wise and pru- Vouj too, ihuy sin once too often, [ /ion # 


i was hold and firm. H© had been Herald* 


„ REPLY of Tin: mr\ . t. u. uussell. 

Mhs Saddler and Young Ladies: 

Beliovc me, when l tell you that, the emo- 
tions w’hicli 1 now feel I possess no language 
adequately to express. Your expressions of 
confidence, respoe t nnd aftoetion — your re- 
• giet at parting with me— the beauty and pro- ( 
priety of tliii sacred Token oj* your kind- 
nesi — the sincerity, generosity and spontanei- I 
i ty of good will, and tho unexpectedness 
which characterize this whole exhibition of 
your respect and friendship overwhem me. 
WJiatqver may have been my labors, my 
dangers, my trials, difficulties, sorrows— this 
moment of noble,. of magnanimous sentiment 
is, in febling at least, a happy compensation. 
A distinguished orator and philosopher of tlio 
dneienta has said, “ virtue desires no other 
reward of her labors and dangers, than that' 
of praise and glory . ,J • This sotimont for a 
heathen, was lofty and laudable. Our better 
religion, and inspired nnd higher and more 
enlightened philosophy informs us, tlmt the 
: firs tr great j object and motive of bur souls 
should bo to conform to the approbation of 
Heaven, in all our enterprises and perform- 
ances. Next to this, however, nnd in due 
subordination to it, tho praise, tho ostoem of 
the wise, tho good, tho innocent, and the pure 
is tlio most ennobling standard of action -and 
the highest meed of human gratification. 
When 1 remember, young ladies, that you 
lmvo seen me from day to day, and from hour 
to hour, during the lapse of many months 
together — that you have had most amplo op- 
portunities to observe me closely — that 'tlio 
association of the teacher with his pupils is 
intimate and peculiar that tho openings for 
criticism tiro freque nt, varied and severe — 
when 1 think of the evon awful responsibili- 
ties which rest upon tho teacher -when 1 ro» 
collect how delicate and skillful must bo tlio 
lmml that should manipulate and ply tho re- 
fined and complicated machinery of educa- 
tion— iuid contemplate the difficulty of gain- 
ing tlio satisfaction and good will not only of 
parents and guardians, but especially of one’s 
pupils, 1 repeat, 1 am overpowered with the 
sense of the bight tbo distinguished honor 
whiolryou have done 'me. 

You are aware of which your practical 
manifestation on this occasion is a proof— 
that* 1 believe tho relation of teacher und pu- 
pil ought to be one of the highest confidence, 
respect and affection. All tho legitimate and 
useful relations of life, indeed, are intended 
to elevate and refine their parties. If this ho 
so In all, it must uppertaip with* emphasis to 
tlmt whoso professed aim and appointment 
are to cultivate and to cnnoblo. 1 feel, young 
ladies, that this is a moment dedicated to tlio 
highest and best sentiments of our nature. 1 
feel, too, tjmt it is a moment devoted to tlio 
most sacred and holy associations and roilee- 
tions. To me it is especially so. 

You lmvo been pleased to refer to tho fact 
of the prominence' which I lmvo always given 
to the Bible a n d its pripcipjes, iryi py inculca - 
tions to jrou. I feel oh this occasion us if I 
were commissioned ufieW from Heaven," to 
seek to. the extent of my feeble ability to pro- 
mulgate and to impress it* glorious touchings 
upon tlio minds and hearts of my fellow ho- 
! ings, aiql especially upon those of the young, 
i When l look upon you, my own pupils,— my 
' scholars, iu whose tender souls 1 have ondea- 
vored to implant the seeds of truth und 
knowledge when 1 behold you in your inno- 
coney, loveliness aud unuttbetodnesH, return- 
ing to me after all my efforts, und presenting 


bowers und pleasant, fountains, and thrilling been a “book peddler” for 10 years, and 
songs of gentle birdS— and here for a brief lmvo not lost money by it. Sometimes I buy 
perbxl at least, the saddened Jicart inny find books from. private publishers, because I can 
a welcome place of gladness and repose. If do more good fur myself and others; for ex- 
it be a night of darkness and tempest -‘tis ample : “ Methodism in Earnest*’ “ Revival 
not nil so — for heft I find thc fierco winds are Miscellanies,” and many such good books, 1 
hushed — the storm-king for a moment with- can buy from the publishers 'cheaper than 
draws his black banners and forces; while the 1* can from thc Methodist Book Ooueorn, for 
sweet smiling moon find tho laughing, gentle they havo thorn to buy and must be paid for 
stars appear, and the soft zephyrs breathe the troublo. 

words of affection and truth : if Tt be indeed Treachers- sometimes say they have no turn 
an ocean, ‘.tis not devoid of its glorious isles, or tact for tho business. Well, ( generally 
And, hero I may be permitted to feel that the you will find that such preaidi^rs have but 
long tost mariner .beholds one of the joyous little tact for any tiling else but a neatly put 


Hesperides— arid a glimpse of universal and up sermon, and not always evon that. This 
eternal spring. A sweet and holy calm said, well nigh all is said for them as itine- 

i . i . i * i i. i u f i. j. A i... .t . ... 


broods upon' the waters, and the spirit-lialcy- rant preachers. Jfe ought to ciraulatc thcr 


on Hits on happy wing from glassy wave to books. 


tranquil shore. 


Methodism is spreading herself |iir and 


In short, l shall ever regard this as ono of wide; her soul is as largo' as “tlio whole 
the mostdiappy and honored periods of my world sho 1ms set on foot grent and grow- 


life — ono of the brightest pictures that shall ing enterprises, such as look to tho ends of 
he reflected in the recollections of future the earth. She longs to Blied her light upon 


years. 

Farewell my young friends. From my 


nil nations, and he who enters her ministry 
should feel as did the immortal W|#*ley : “ The 


heart I thank you for all your kindness— and world is mij parish and with a soul full of 
especially for this, tour parting gift, the Holy life, full of lore , should enter upon the great 


especially for this, your parting gift, the Holy 
iBook, of God. Yoit have bestowed upun me 
as a talisman the jewel of Heaven to earth. 
I shall ever remomber you and yours in my 
best wishes and prayers'. May God bless 
you and crown you with his love in time and 
in eternity. u 


duties of his work, determined to conquer. 

P. .1*. Smith. 

Thoxnnsville, Ga., Sept., 1852. 


you and crown you with his love in time and Tuajhtion and - Seal ptu re. — T he talented 
in eternity. •. author of “Cautions for .the Times,” illus- 

trates the uncertainty of tradition compared 

with Scripture, by putting this familiar caso : 

I .1,. N. O. ClL.iltlwi Ailvoc.t.. „ A footman br ; n(!8 yuu 1() t tur f rom a ffieud 

SEVERAL THINGS. upon wlioso word you can perfeotly roly, (-iv- 

7 ~ ing un account of something that has hup- 

Df.ar Brother: Flunk not that 1 do not j )Pne( i to himself, and tho exact account of 
appreciate the NewOrlcans Advocate or lmvo wtl ; c h y ou aro greatly concerned to know. 


SEVERAL THINGS. 


DIiah Brother : Think not that I do not 


been a careless looker-oil, or an indifferent whilo you are reading and unsworing tho 
reader of what is being published now-a-days lottor> thu footman KU(J8 into the kitoheh and 
in regard to tho interests of our beloved Zion. ,j ler0 g ; v . u9 yuur un ndoount of tho same 
Although I have nut written a line for any of thjn& wllil))l hu 8uy8 hc hoard tho U p pcr 
tho Advocates, for soipo moil thu, except offi- gorvunjs talking over, as related to them by 
ei, illy or by special request,! still feel, as 1 th() wllu 8 , lid ho had it from your 


have done for twonty yohrs past, an unfailing 
interest in all that pertains to the wollhro of 
thu Church in general, and Methodist Church 
in particular. 


friend's son's own lips. The cook retails tho 
story to your groom, and ho, in turn, tells 
you. Would you judge of that story by tho 
letter ? ” The Biblo bIiows how rapidly tra- 


Tliero is the mainujoth scheme of Brother dition hcoomos untruthful from that passugo 
Ahby, fur publishing a great (Jen end Confer- j„ St. John, where Jesus Christ says to Hater, 


ettce paper, lor cireulatiou ia over Methodist j n answer to his question, what John should 
family in our communion, at one dollar per do, (xxi. 22)’“ If I will that hc tarry till I 


annum, too- -a capital idea. Wo certainly he cmno, what is that to thee! Then went 
need something of tho kind, for verily, our so t |,; 8 8avm g abroad among tho brethren,'' 


called General Conference papers now phb- N ora l tradition) "that tlmt disoiplo should 


lished, hnly servo a limited section und would „otdio.'’ Christ also says, -Thus lmvo ye 
he of hut little use heyoud.a limited eireula- made the commandment of God of none cf- 
tion. These, too, aro multiplying upofiYis. foot by your traditions.” [l’rot. Kpjs. 

and doubtless will continue tu increase until » 

every Aiimial Conferuneo will havo its own Gon .masks mi Mistaxk, — T he following 1 
organ. You can’t put down tlio rage for pa- heard yesterday of a young man in this town 
pers. Conferences will lmvo thorn ; nuy, per- and us tho expression struck me, I send it in 
Imps, ’tis. host they should,, for even .the mum- a few lines : 

ninth paper could not meet all the local In a Massachusetts town there is a young 
wants of all the Conferences. Hut for .geiie- uiiin of about thirty, of lino talents and ou- 
j.ru| purposes and us a valuable religious fiuni- pahilities for active life, hut for years u orip- 
ly newspaper,' at such a low price, it certainly phi, paralytic and helpless. He would sturviS 
would accomplish great things. Our people if jolt alone. A friend waa commiserating 


or tribe especially : they will read, and if 
wo don’t supply them with reading matter. 


he exclaimed, as 1m slowly raised hie with- 
ered hand, “ God makes no mistakes." How 


otlior people will, for thet) will rcml. 1 um noble the sentiment !• " .Shall not the judge 
willing, individually, to pledge myself from of all tho earth do right ! This is piety. 


II 


T. w*. 'un HM A h?' ,,J | Cvbli.hing Camtnillee 
W. MI'HIIAII. ( "f Alabama Conference. 


WIiOl.j.; NUMBER. 88. 


RBMINI8CDN0BS. 


, Looking out at the hoi Ai^nnhine , sends, my 
memory bank In an 61(1 weed in which I 
played ill life's ".young day." This wood 
risen up in my memory ns tho coolest of all 
cool places. Stillness and quiet seemed to 
have made thclrhonlo lliore; and Contentment 
to havo fenced it i'n, and tii have shut out all 
the jariug elements of life. Tho tall trees 
ruse up like tho columns of a temple, the 
green brunches rendered it. Impervious to the 
sun's beams. On the ground was always n 
c arpet uLhrown leaves, which . " euhoort to 
the eddying gust and ttnthe rabbit's trend.'' 
In the depths of this wood murmured a clear 
stream. .! Many a dreamy hour have 1 spent 
looking into tho cool blue water, and up into 
tlio cloudless sky, my young heart full of uri- 
dellnalde longings, and my imagination ’vam-" 
ly striving to look into the mysteries of being. 
Now, whenever I think of this old wood, a 
feeling vagnri, . of sad quietness, comes over 
mo; I am transported hack a quarter of a 
ceniiir.y, and seem to sit with my selinolmntos 
on the hanks of that little streahi. Tlio game 
yearning comes over mo that 1 felt then, to 
pierce tlio irartnin of mortality and read the 
problem of our spiritual oxislenoe.' 

Somo of my sehool-nmtee who sat with me 
Within the shadows of tlmt old wood are now 
battling with life; perchance their hearts are 
heavier now, than when wo sat beneath the 
old beach tree, or waded in tho little brook 

Has life fulfilled the promises that we made 
for it to oursolvcs ! AlaslSio. Thc blossoms 
of hopo have not yielded the fruits of happi- 
ness, hut ninny of the gay hand have plucke d 
tho apples of Sodom from tho tree of expee- 
tiuion. Some iff those who were full of life 
then, now lie beneath the “ulods of thu val- 
ley." One, I remember, who was my chosen 
companion' in every woodland rumble — she 
was lair ns tho lily : her long silkun ringlets 
Heated round her like a bright cloud — her 
mild blue eyes realized the poet's dream of 
Beauty : they had tlmt touching look that is 
sometimes seen in tho “oyoB of blue," os if 
they said, “ Oh, destiny, bo kind to 1110 ." 1 
stood beside her nt the altar ns her brides- 
maid, when in the flush of womanish beauty 
she stood there, full of joyous anticipations 
for the future. All henrts aoknowlodg&i her 
loveliness und wished for her tile happiness, 
she desired for herself. 

Her husband took her from nmong us to 
his homo in tho city. Wo often henril of her 
as the gay and lovely hriilo. A few monllis 
passed on, when ono morning a summons was 
sent round othc neighbors to come anil at- 
tend tho funeral of tho lovely Ella. We as- 
sembled and laid her away to rest in her 
“ dreamless bed," and now, nono remomber 
her except some few who recall with sadness 
the untimely fute of tho “ beauty ” of . — 

county. 

Within the edge of tlio old wood stood our 
old church, in which our pnrenta had wor- 
shipped for many years on the blessed Sab- 
bath. It was a large framo building ; it had 
never been painted, hut the “ suns and rains 
of heaven” lmd turned thc wenther-hourding 
brown. It was n fine church for the place 
and times in which it was built ; it was 
reared by thc neighbors, who woro mostly 
emigrants from South Carolina, and there, 
for many years had been dispensed the Word 
iff life. In it wore often heard sermons that 
might lmvo added to tho famo of Massilon or 
Chalmers. 

How friendly .were the greetings of the 
neighbors as they met nt tlio church door ! 
How quietly the gentlemen seated thomselves 
on tlic old logs under the trees, nnd talked of 
the crops and tho weather, until the minister 
begun to read tho olmpter for tlio day, when 
they all walked in nnd roverontly took their 
seats. No oliuroh has ovor been to mo as 
holy us tlmt Rhurch— none cun ever lib so 
dear ! 

1 remcmiier a baptism that took plnco in 
tlmt church tlmt affcotcd 1110 strangely. It 
was that of a young man just seventeen, tho 
son of a' neighbor. He knew, that earth 
would not claim him. long.; for consumption 
had breathed its uhill breath upon hinq and 
he knew he must soon die. In tlio depths of 
hie clear blue eye there seemed to lie a world 
of deep, serious thought. Though bo young, 
ho looked like one who lmd tried life to his 
own satisfaction, lmd found it wanting — tlmt 
it did nut fill his longing spirit. Ho seemed 
to be looking into tho “spirit world " for his 
lmppinoBB ; hu know he must seen die, and 
seeuied to contemplate the lust "dreamless 
sleep” with calm joy. Oh, it was heart- 
breaking to see his calmness whilo all around 
wero so sad : and when lie knoelod to havo 
tho cunsecrated water poured upon his head, 
mothers subbed aloud and tho tears rolled 
down the cheeks of young maidens ; men, 
Whoso “ niunliuesH had drunk up tears,” were 
forced to turn their luces away to hide tho 
quivering of their muscles, anil the old min- 
ister could scarcely speak tho holy Words: yet 
the very calmness and peace of tho grnvo 
seemed to rest on him. It looked, to see him 
kneel there, that lie was eousoerutod for tlio 
grave ! In a few weeks lie died, and it was 
as when one 

41 Wrap* Iht* drapery of lilit couch urountl hiui. 

Aud Uca down to pli-aHuiil dream*.’ 1 

Mahv. 

■ Clinton, La , July 20, 1H52. 1 


4 . Vo, th* s . o. eSrlitSw A.lm.*,. 

SUNDAY SCHOOL VISITOR. 


Ihe November number of tho Visitor hu 
heom issued !„ anticipation of tho date of 
publication, nndm-ill in due time be fellow*) 
7 1 •eeember number, which will eli*« 

» m second volume. We nre very de-rirn'us 
/'"it all our subscribers should renew their 
Hiicsoription ns soon as poesihle. 

'Hie policy ,ff exacting from every scholar 
the amoilnt necessary to pay for tho sub- 
MCTlpt'on and postage of hi, paper, is open, in 
our judgment, t„ very capital objections. Lot 
the rhl Id ran tie onoomnged to bring their 
cents or dimes to east into the treasmy, both 
for Missionary and Sunday School pm p,s,,s; 
hut let the supply „f houlu, and papers ho 
without money and without price. Somo 
.children have not tho-mcatm-rf B nb uertT ff iW 
and why should they he forced to rce. ive the 
Visitors if they get them nt all-in such a 
way ns to make them fee/ their pi.v.rtyt 
ibis b tho vory way lo drive them from the 
school. There are, furthermore, some chil- 
dren, and parents too, who would like well 
• noogh to have the pupor, hut who are iSo 
mean and miserly to subscribe 25 or SO cent* 
a year fur If; and, generally speaking, they 
avo tho very persons who most need it Wo 
oiy, therefore, let nil the oxpcm,,,, „f tho 
.chon bo defrayed out of a common fund, 
raised by collections or subscription,! iu the 
onugtogntion, wlirrej’iare is no rng„!„ r Su n 
day School Society, whose annual revenue 
-hall ho sufficient fur this purpose tlio 
wrong time to do this is lifter the winter in 
Het in. It ought to he dono ,\uw. Our Janu- 
ary subscribers should renew their snlworip- 
tions nt once. The dilntorlncss of 50 many 
"f them Inst year put 11 , to very great incou*- 
vemonoo : we hope this will not be repeat*!. 
II wo may bo allowed to doso, wewould vesi- 
lure to suggest that a collootion or snUerip- 
rimi hu set on foot in every congregation to 
miso money enough, at least to supply each 
Sunday School with Us many Visitors us thebe* 
are scholars nnd teachers, abrtiyt including 
Ihcptiilor. Let this he done without delay. 

1 lio reduction of postage ought to improve 
the circulation of tlief Visitor. According. to 
tho new law, every newspaper or other arti- 
olo of ..printed matter, notcxceodlKg 3 ounces 
in weight, may ho sent to any part of tho 
United .States fur one cent. Th* Visltor does 
not weigh quite ono ounco and * half, (tie 
therefore entitled to tho reduction. When 
tho postage is paid injidvnneo it is reduced 
one-half. Tho New York Commercial says : 
"There was an important orrur in the new 
postage law ns published in the Washington 
liapors. As published, it nppeared that to 
n-curo tho fifty per cent dodnoUon on the 
rato of one cent jswtago to any part of the 
United Statos, nowsjiapers must be pre paid 
at the office where mailed— whereas the law 
ns it passed both Houses, permits the advance 
payment to be mndo nt the nffiire where JJti-. 
i ced." According to the foregoing itnppoars 
tlmt tho Visitor isolmrgeahle with threedento 
postage per annum in the State where pub- 
lished, nnd six cents every where else in the 
Union. We hope we shall hoar no more 00 m- 
plnint tlmt tho Visitor can not be circulated 
in conscqueneo of tho demand for postage. 

Tnos. Q, SuMMims. 

Charleston, l>ct. Sth. 


are getting to be a reading people, the young- | |,i„ condition, when, with deep earnestness, 


CmuiiiKN. 1 delight ill little children ; I 
could spend hours iu watching them. How 
much there is in them tlmt tho Saviour loved 
when he took a littlo child and set him in the 


opd . qft er tlie. next ti oncKtl C unfercnoe, for . Only a heart divinely taught could thus. ox- 
ten dollars annually, for tlio support of such a c l a im, "Ho givoth his beloved sleep."' 
paper. We have about 2000 traveling preach- 

ers in tho Church South, and us I am among A student of theology at Bonn, lately wont, 
the poor of tlmt number, I think it perfectly in a fit of religious insanity, to a neighboring 
safe to say that that amount on tlio ftycrugo wood with hammer imd. nails, and finding a 
could I raised by them all This would do troo in tlie form of a cross, uetually crucified 
fur n beginning, ,to say nothing of the thou- himself. Ho waa found in 11 state of inseusi- 
suodjt nf mu- Israel iu the laity who would hihty by soiuu peasants, who, not having 
give as much o.' more. I, go. fur Ihe inuinmoth tools lor drawing thji nulls, felled the tree, 
paper und carried him with, it tu the next village. 

I he subject of a modification of our t'ir- i he young man is now iu tliu hospital at 
ouits, so as to give " Stlifdny prcaomng” to Bv ll, b and out of danger. 


ihfluoneo to tlio oorrectiun of every evil which 
infects soyiety. This, toe, we owe to society 
fur the protection which it gives us. It is a 
debt. Not to pay 1 it is dishuuesty. 


Grand Tour dk Conscience.— Wo road a 
paragraph tho other morning whioh spoke 
iff a “liupe rumor,” that a certain or uncer- 
tain Into nrch-deucou, after, having gone over 
to tho Church uf Ronio, is expected to oome 
ovor again to the Church of England. All 
this recantation nnd cantation is not very ' 
creditable to tho .intclleola of the parti to 
concerned, however much it may say -fhr 
consciences. ( One hardly kuows tho tuIuc to 
either side of an individual whom position ia 
liko tlmt of a serious pemijdum, or of wham 
it may he Baid, with respect to his view., on 
religious subjects, 

There lie goes backwards and forwards, 

There hc goes round aud round. 

A church dignitary leaves the Established 
Church — conscientiously enough, no doubt — 
(eels unhappy in his mind, ami wants to oome 
back again, when possibly some new prefer- : 
inent will bo joyfully bestowed upon him. , 
There lot however, something consistent in 
tlio whole proceeding: aud we hope we shall 
not have many cases in which jo shall hear 
of a reverend pervert or convert being able 
to sigh as tho arch-deacon may in the prment 
instance : 


I vo boon Uoino ing. I’ve boon Home-lng, 
To a creed a la Romaino ; 


And I’m coining, uml l*ni coming, ' ' 

To uiy living buck again. 

[Uudou 1’uRCb. 


i'UKCloUsNKss ov. Time.— Coming hastily : 
into a chamber, I hud almost trown down a 
crystal hour-glass; fear, lest I had, nigde 
mo grieve as if I had done it : but, nlas. liow 
much precious time have I castaway without 
any regret! The hour-glass was but crystal, 
eucli hour a pearl ; that but like to be bro- 
ken, tin’s lost outright; that but casually, 
this done wilfully. A bettor hour-glaaa 
might be bought; but time lost onco, is tost 
ever. Thus wo grieve ’hare for toys than for 
treasure. Lord, give me an huor-glasa, not 
to be by mo, but to be in me. "Teach me 
to number my days." An hour-glass to tarn 
me, “ that 1 may apply my heart to wisdom.”. ' 

[.Fuller's Good Thought*. 


midst. Their simphpity, their confidence in 
you, tho fuud uf huppiutma with which their 
bouefioeut Creator hue enduod thorn, that 
wlieii intelligence is less developed, and so 
affords less enjoyment, the natural spirits are 
an inexhaustible fund of infuutilo pleuHuro. 

[Wilborforoe. 


Wiikn no we enow Chius 

think as C'hrfht thuiight. de as < 


Oku Dear to Souetv. — I t is a part of 
ovory man's duty to givo tho weight of Ids 


ns I 10 lived, when, like him, we are pad 
meek and liumblo, about our Father’s ( 
ness, ure heavenly minded; when, like I 
our wills are lost iu the will of t»od; W 
wo sympathise with tho suffering, raise 
fallen, oomfurt the afflicted, forgive as 


hope to bo forgiven ; when wc f< 
do thus, then wc know Chriat ; thei 
uaited to him, as the brueoh U unit 
vine ; then we know wbat it is to 
lives hid with Christ iu God. 





rietian SHnoritfi'. 


Cl)r If® (Drlrans Christian lUmoratr. 



ORLEANS: 


YEARLY APPROPRIATIONS. W ICKEDNEStflN HIGH PLACES. nnd prefe, to pu.pt.do .very ' r T l7*v IJelKoaWon, &o ~Th« V -jV 1 ' 

,, ' „ whore, usance tliov <H,I - turn out freely to n ai t Philadelphia REVIVAL Intei t inij K nr 

nmtai. Meetinoofthi: Board. — T ho an- Ilio sovereign citl8«nsof tin* country were too prcnchlng'on any 'doy tlmt.it might fall to c - Advoeato hoops up a stonily fire on this ' i.LLIGENOE. 

I mooting of tho Missionary Board, for ready to forgot tho disgraceful scene Hint trail- th*ht lot. Did tins allow any desiro or love of subject, not so muoli liy editorials as thrntwrl. Camp-Meeting near Qreen*l,n>„ ai, 
numoso of making tho nmin mintions to . ....... ohango ! I intimated that snch wan the vi«. .... . .. * .. .. . . . ’ 


PREACHING CHRIST. looking over too whole work, it was annul. Congressional eollomiv between Mosses Polk '""X P rcvenMv *' 1 n " ’ . cla8Bod *"<1 tml.llshod 

• ' mously resolved to appropriate to this noldo , „ • , 1 7 V ""V."", 1 ', 0 V 1 P^ee, aB involved In a 

^nt Christ in every Sermon,- is pmt «*«* ‘he rotmd sum of Onk H t'Niutun Thoos- ‘•"“""V* M thp hi ™ P' BMod '" llf ^n're nft,’r T„r ! " 0< '**«*&■ 

Jirsetions to preaehe’rs, wht-c>cc«. am. Dm.i.jHs. And this has he, h, dona with- *;%?* <■■■-. pro^rly interlarded, with J tf ld 

line, a%(«t authority to IriJUphuons. ou * 11 Pin Kj° « ur pfw dollar in the, treasury as »l ftfl kgunrdiMtiB. , teamed it, there you will find me. 

to whom Ho is preoions will never ™ 1,nv0 » . , W J ,W6 ol *®® k 454 not burn with B, """° n ‘ Tm: [ f .v X? „ C5t.oav.-A writer from Ar- 

i*AV a. m.. ... i " cttcr basis— tho faith and demotion of tho tho time when the' seenc was described bv the inn i n a 

of the theme. Things both new and chOrcli. Clod says, “The silver is mine nnd T1 . T- , , ’ 7 ‘ kl >nsns makes nn excellent eommunioationto 

there which -experience and scripture the gold is mine," “and the cattle Tp’ona PnP °”, T' ^ MemphifAdvooato upon its late editor!- 

dge bring forth. And by pm anting thousnnd hills." I.et Zion respond, Amen 7 CJ0B ° Ul ° world on thorn and a n Is. These go to show that the signs of the 

- . >Pt . 1 • ... 1 niimll'fXl nirwodnaa *.,.1 l...- .1 1 I .. 


.he vital Intelligence. i»roauhing~ 

i . V ; " : . ‘ *7 w ‘© nv K v,yv (..vnuM.i'g „„ any uuy ii mi, . it nugne Ian to 1 — *' w ure on tins i , *?. /'"Ponied, 

nunl meeting of tho Missionary Hoard, for foady to forget tho disgraceful Beene that trail- Mj e,r lot. Did tins show any desire or love of subject, not so niuoh by editorials afltilriitiffh Oamp-Mcetlng near Groenaboi Q Ala mi’ ^ ;‘ 10 H P ,r »t, °f “troth . , ^r, 

5 rf- ^ com T ndont8 r ^ ^ n i? av Vn t-i hon, ° ^ 

— . tho Methodist Episcopal Church South for tl,c dns0 “f <he last Cnngreas. Ilutitwastoo m some places that it. we did not furnish it grmind is assumed against the so called Con- Ilol 'l e‘ght miles north-east from this that out of 'll w |m, r „ tl,c O* 

M . O >t V • 0 I lh( > ensuing year, took piaco nt the Mission t'eandalous-the Jlillingsgato there was too d^w 1,0 dl ' ,conto,lt9 would procure it in ferenoo Government. What, with "R e - u oam P-" le P tl >ig long to bo romcm- on tho plantation of 

U *S’ * 11 ‘ I Room mi the 10th in„t. Bishops Soulo nnd foul-mouthed : tho foreign press will not nl- * * # « , * formers'' in tho editorial camp, and ultra ab- vine e , CaU * e , 10 m, gl'ty displays of Di- joined os nt .ludgo Iluoka ' ^ ' ^°Wen, , 

** Andrew were both present. After carefully low ft to bo forgotten,' Wo alludo to the l' ur "O' foresight nnd tho suggestion of the plitionists nnd higliorlawmen— tlm Nmol,.™ ,ruo ’ wo wor, ‘ 0UB, y mndo a , profeesinn rf'lS. 


Andrew were both present. After carefully Imv it to be forgotten,' Wo alludo to the J'W niy foresight and the suggestion of the plitionists and higliorlawmen— tho Northern vorv Imdl'J o,mnl!l?t° dfl -°M 8 ' wo wort ’ 0UB, y 1,la do a profession^ '’of 

looking over the whole work, it was unnni- Cmgresshmal colloi.uv between Messrs Polk ^ Methodist press can snare r«. M tliere P“«- • ^ 


“ Present Christ in every Sermon,- is part 
of He directions "to preachers, whose ^success 
gate tnlne, eliriost authority to UnAepinions. 
... i u. u — — :u 


looking over the whole work, .it was unani- 
mously resolved to appropriate to this noldo 
os use the rnniul sum of OtttHiNiutBnTHoiis- 
Axn Doi.i.ars. And tliis. lias l»ettn done witli- 
out a single surplus dollar in tho, treasury ns 
a foundation to rcBt upon : but wo have a 


tliobordor 


.. • , „ , “Vi.er oasis -me initu amt ileyotiun of tho 

Ureary of the theme. Thtage both new and ehurcb. God says, “The silver is mine, and 
«M are there which experience and scripture the gold is mine," “and the cattle upon a 
knowledge bring forth. And by presenting thousand hills. " Let Zion respond, Anion. 

Christ, eomething more is meant than teaching The largo increase in tho amount of mission- 
mi ... i. nrv cnllnntSnnfl for <)wx Inut / .. 


\ - - j -Tr- firunoiiers : there groat peace. , 

piess can spare hut few guns for were only four, nnd some of theca worn down We have catechised ^ ^ 

war or any other. 1 P»vipud labors, hut so soon r.s the scr- children. They I,, !' rPKUl[l,1 J 

v.ees commenced the people, male and female, much intcrest in .l^^ W 

' turned preachers, and their labors vvori, not learned the answers U| 

Fui a, c n. o. ChriiU.D a,iw«u. m ™' n J 1,0 congregations were very large, of tlion can repeat win. rk<l ' lj ^*11 i 

SPIRITUAL RAPPING “ d , ,m,St r y (t ' ,<,U « h ln ‘ho habit of at! of the Creed, tlmTen 

, tondmg such occasions fn.„l um Jcn Cohun^^h 


his preoepts. The presentation is more per- wy collections forth* last year (reaching to - 7 — - not ucclino-as some enemies insist. The ■'“ckson Davis-autlior of “Nature's Divine the deepest interest At ♦L”'.r'* T “ 1 “r““ ro K u,li r | y every 

okat, dwelling on his love, his power, his fel- .b' h0PC P °‘^ lc ’ ,,n<1 n,> ^ ou1,t nA»ny of thoir conntitu- ^wing statistics if membership and on- delations,” « The Great Harmonia," etc. -ermon the altar wnuldLerowded f/'''" 7 "T we 

‘ OT ^ hb 8 ,or 7' work of tho churoh is receiving now* that iu- • aiT- C " ’ “ ^ rl,n P« hirged benevolent offerings, &e„ are . alluded Mr ' « re B R rded, 1 believe, as the ^ and some two or three times it was im- ing lacking^ 

Walking away from Church, ou a bcauti- petus which shall cause it to sweep on tri- ■ P° 1,tics and ^ '0 in evidence. But “Arkansas” is not so " ,nh ‘ F"'”' nc ot and yoUiminous exponent of P 0 # 1 ® to ““"I'J the pulpit at mid-day, s^fp of .tho number 

fal Sabbath, in company with a friend, the umphantly until the while earth is evangeli- S'on, as the phrase goes ! A little genteel (?) easily persuaded. He -motes Bramwell S ^ ^ ^ ‘'‘Oy R "‘' “ g-ntleman, i 0 L 0 

snhieet of eonvemation was the sermon ins, -d, and “.the kingdoms of this world become 11 d “ h of tho v»>8»r in their can- Bramwell that holy man “ who lived ^ l } '«. m0r ° «•»>'»% ^°“ ° f t *?° rendered the spring. ’ J °" Wd 


u,e time when the scene was described by the knnHns ni „ kei , in cxccllent communioRti , m to - tending such occasions fora.;, ve thirty yws) 

papers T bore stood tho honorablo gentle- the Momphi.i'Advooato upon its lato editor!- M „ KnlT0 „ .. , I have never seen so good -behaviour. There well' a, Uoral ^ ot 

men tho eyes of the world on thorn nnd a „ U . These go to show that the signs of the [>l,i osop w of t ,aU 1* "T- "^1 7" 7 T7 th ° Bllgl,tc8t rc P r " of during bread thus east “ up Jri fc*' 

hundred reporters taking down every word, times in the Churoh, indicate prosperity and explann^ Ecru ^rHy Anlef 1 1°^' fw ^ d ^" 

’ c P r 7 R,, ‘ n,l '’ < ' B n Christian not decline- as some! enemies insist. The ' ln '' kH ' m Bavis-iuthor of “Nature's Divine the deepest interest. At tho^closo oC ^ Cr'e' ° , ’™ ach every tw , 

p :>plO, nnd no doubt mnny/of thoir constitu- K row.ine statistics if mi>ml,».l,i n 1 .... Revelations," “The Great Harmon in” aln sermon flin nlta*. ..1.1 i. . C ' C1 3 r *1*0011 villo. Hero Wo llflYfl n 0 >e *bJ 


work of tho churoh is receiving now that im- ,im « .i 1.-1:. • u •• uuunngs, «o., are. allude 

Walking away from Church, on a bcauti- petus which shall cuubo it to sweop on tri- • ,,''7 miX ‘ nK P° 1 118 nn w •* to in ovidehoo.- But “Arkansas” is not s 

ii Sabbath, in company with a friend, the umphantly until the whole earth is evangeli- 1 ^ ' n nS ,u P '™ SR B 0CS ! A i ttie genteel (?) I ,^ 8 ii y persinuled. He i|Uotcs Bramwell 


WU U iM.au 11 - DUHII VIIUWJ It IU HWCOp on tri 

fttl Sabbath, in company with a friend, the umphantly until the whole earth is evangeli 
■abject of conversation was the sermon just le<i ’ nn d “the kingdoms of this world beoomi 
listened to: how profound, how searching, 11,0 kin S doms »»v Jesus Christ. 


and how aoriptural too. “Yes,” he said, 
“ bat did younotice one thing, it lacked Jesus' 
naiae. The blessed Savionr was not men- 
tioned otoe.” And so it was. 


umphantly until the whole earth is evangeli- . T -b—w easily persuaded. He notes Bramwell .- r' ”; “ „ 1 ‘ '"'“' 7'“™ or T~“ -."t- m me altar. -Sovc- lady and a gentleman, M.*. ""So, 

xed, nnd “.the kingdoms of this world become 8W0arin B' “ da8h of tho v,,1 S Rr in tl ' c ' r °“ n ' Bramwell that holy man “ who lived so much c,l 5? ,7 ■. 1H .7° r0 f *. mihttr, y 7? y ' " °. f U '° lin P t,Ht brethren rendered the spring. ' d °" f Ckijj 

thekingdoms iff our Lord Jesus Christ. ^ ™ on tho . ''“"‘ing 8 -®' nearer the gates of heaven than most people Interesting to thoreaders AWe^ I T-‘V * *!«“<« 

ho aboye wc tako, toget!:cr with items of J 0 0 p Wln “ ' . t,mt Gti told ldm things Uo did not tell to present a few extracts from tho above work t!ccs with an addition of 100 to tho CliureY ciYiimmiiYv' 8 " f , th ' 8 J ncro " !in glj fTj 

lA>msv,Uo (jonforenec, from N. L.Adv. . R'gbteousness exaltcth a nation : hutsm others," said in the year 1809, “In'allehm- 8, '“ in B f urth theological views of Mr. and a npssionary collection of above sZ ' fr“d hll ^ J ^ « ‘O 

A correspondent of the Texas Banner states “ a reproach to any people .” Wo are plain Ohes till' the present time, Satan has vised out- Da , V ‘ 9 ' . .. . There ^ i, one fact I would notice with a torly Me^ingKoHe 

the following appropriations: B(l J Of clth °r of ‘he parties to which ward splendor to darken inward glory.” >n relation to miracles, wo have on page .™wtp have it imitated by others. The com- of this month; humblvhtl^^ 

China Missions ?10, 000. these gontlemen belong oouid furnish candi- Arkansas fears for this “in, 11 „ „• ' ind V 1 !® f " llowin B expression of his n, umty entered into written resolutions to mercy to favor us with hi„ “''."^iii 

^.California, .(upon certain contingencies) d ^ 8 . wore creditable, and moral men, who. Thc s. outTOnJ :i is easilv onnnetiY.'YL , ... : ^ 110 «* an l^“f ^ 


a • n 1 • • China Missions $10,000. these gontlemon belong could furnish candi- Arkansns fm.™ for «• , , u . and . 1 1C followin K expression of his munit y entored into written resolutions to mercy to favor us with ?„• 8eec “ ,n g God^i 

A nnnutor of the Gtapd, tome Urn. ismee, California, .(upon certain eontingonoies) dato. uL creditableumd rn’oral men, who Th f ^ . 3E £ g ** ^ W had no feaCtin, ' nn^ ^ 

tm gomgwtoH.pulp.t, found a slip of paper *1200. } hold vote. aidLtiti7ttalr' ‘hands and' ^V’ 8 ™n and “From the foregoing reflections it will be ™ ,0 * cf f7 a PP“rel, no goslipplng circles Wo are decidedly of 

on which were wntton thc following words J),m, oii-Emhracing North Carolina, feel thoir, responsibility, should demand that ttd ^ n PP reclntod ft ‘ 18 fu » value -hut he rcnd,, J mfered that lam not impressed to .“'“.'I'Ih 77^ “ S n ! ,lnce « nd « ldo “mi.brr of commodious 

from St. John, xxi. 21. “Sir, wc would sec South Carolina, Hoiston and Yirginia Confe- the rielit sort he rirAo, , i t n , i wantH to know if tho light of a deeper work r ”K ard 'my manifestations of a suporsensuous , a part to the worship er God. I leneo- K oni1 parsonngo, would erimile ^ 

Jems.” The hint brought a consciousness o( tehees, $3.4,000. ‘ T7TT. ^ , 'Y 'V ' ^ ° fgr ' ,00 ‘ n the llear ‘ -breaking upon the ch »™o‘or, as being ahoyd, contrary to; or in^ . egat, °“ at ‘ k ® Wjpi.t and the fami- interests of this cimST 

hi. fault, which was acknowledged the nekt “ J)fr, S ?o,. --Embracing Western Vir- lc ‘ ll *« “ London Times” Chutcl) en8t of the t riv J «»s, stent w, h, nature's immutable and uni- ^ ™ Mr ^ Wsscd, for the pros- sliall have cffootnaliy Wr k 

„ , . . , , ginm, Louisville, Kentucky, Memphis, Ten- , P eak ' After deBOnhing the scene as it was somethin^ awakening in tt i lersal pnncipleR ; that I do not hclievo in the , " of w as every where. It wns in- of tills wealthy region to i ^ tili « 

.%bl»th by an evangelical sermon from an- ne88ce , Mississippi and LoJriana CoYfrienees, Times says : °7 B "£ “‘"f lllC8 ° ' existence ..f any miracles which are not d - da -v.val of the primitive eamp-meet- of these imStel^?^ 

other pueage: “ ihen were the dUeiples $10,000,, Will cir friends at. Washington give us U’e Z 77 7 br-'ther change your tunc.- referable to natural causes, visible or invisible, " g8 ' °, h ' ma ?, w ° ''nve many such, when hope to see this moral “S thcn i 

glad when they >« the Lord-” BWem’ Diviiion - Embracing Missouri, eredit for sincerity when wo say that the youropiateis [[oTuSed ^7 Moud^nYe nor , ,n th “ possibility of -any strictly supernal- P»ople will he blessed and God bo glori- blossom ns the rose.” Mavfc ^ " 

Dr. South gave some good directions of his St. Louis, Arkansas, Indiai^ Mission, East »Hh7;7,,7 P , r0 " entUtlV f !" Bt,t, j tluDB - con- not, wake up the church. II „ w Eg . ,,ral 0vent8 ’ ftnc ‘c nt or modern.” ' E. V. Lbvkrt." tjme. 7 hWf «4 

own od preaching Christ : Texas and Texas, $28,000. ‘ ha IJ. On tho 12tli page wo have the following as c ptomber ."lOth. ^ Under, we trust, a due senso f 

1. Hois text; and all preaching beside Also an outfit for Bishop Soyle to Califor- Haments ought to have a dignity of their own' questions^ ' 1 ^ aek.you a fow his impression of tho faith and sincerity oUho Palestine OL, E. Texas Oonf uuwortbiness, we delight to 

T: . . .. questing liberal appropriation, to Texas. S3? thelr , »«««*«> <***• “ Ut ns P go on unto nerfectLu"^ ! arc in thc secret consciousness of thoir w. ™ SS." 4 . encour “S cm ent to labor, hie attentions to us. their s, A 


— ^muruoing jvortn Larotmo, feel thoir, responsibility, should demand that , , , - ....... . ..... u» uupi-essea to .. , . 7,° “ I'.moo nna a mo numner ot commodious Mi. . ' 

from St? John, xxi. 21. “Sir, wc would sec South Carolina, Hoiston and Virginia Confe- the rielit sort honi-Mi..,,! t n i wantsto know if tho light of a deoper work r ”K ard “ay manifestations of a supersensuaus , a P art , to the worship of 'God. Hence- S°od parsonage, would erenil. ^ 
Jem.” The hint brought a consciousness of rehecs, $34,000. ‘ ,7* Y , 1 ”7 ^ ofgraooin ‘ k ® ‘‘eart is breaking upon the Varactor as being above, itoptrary to; or ij^ ‘bo pulpit and the fami- interests of This cimST 

Hi faalt, which was acknowledged the nekt “ ^'V»To, .-Embracing Western Vir- t,U8 P ara B ra P h f the « London Times ” Chutcl] en8t of th6 t tU J ‘ w. h, nature's immutable and nni, ^ ‘ of r 'T ' we re Wsscd, for the pro.: shall have effectually stL „ V h ' k 

„ , . ,, ' , ginia, Ixiuisvillo, Kentucky, Memphis, Ten- B,>oak ' After describing the scene as it was SO methine awnknnin. in il .vcrsal prinffilles; that I do not bolievo in the . “ of w as every where. It was in- of tills wffaBhy region to s i 1,4 

%bl»th by an evangcheal sermon from an- lle880e , Mississippi and Lo Jriana CoYfrienees, “>« Times says : “ Wk “‘"f W 8CntenccB = existence _of any miracles which are not dacd a -vival of the primitive eamp-nicet- of these ^ 

other passage: ihen were the disciples $10,000,, Will cir friends at. IVashington give us ,,.^'7 "7 dea J brother change your tmio.- referable to natural causes, visible or invisible, ? g8 ' °h, may wo have many such, when hope to see this moral t V i 

giad when they aw the Lord-" , H'estern* Division — Embracing Missouri, credit for sincerity when wo my that thc vn7nn:„.,7„ 7T!,IT7 i W r.°“ t .l°.7 that nor m thB possibility of -any strictly supernal- ‘ h « P»opl° will he blessed and God bo glori- blossom as the rose.” 


*n..rtATt ’ nisnop raine nas written to the hoard, rd- .’"rv moirren- guished preachers tako suoh a text as this nvc-cigntns ot the t'rotratant clcrcv of divine omoo nml 

J T ^ t ' to ' ’‘ Ue8ting UberaI fl PP r °P risti( l»J' to Texas. 8 t~7o?cd hT™??* ^ Ut US g ° ° n unto “ X „ ar « 8 ^ret eonseiousness of their own 1 a e hdd ng a TnT^T * 0 ^ b '° “ 

2. Chnrt u the very foundation and sen- Dr. Sehon, our worthy Missionary Secrota- 5U^d & tfm doctnne of chris'tian perfection an!l in- minds, perfect materialists with regard to 

jctt-mitter ofpreaching^ and all preach- ry wUl leave in a day or two for the St. Lou- are rather bare of these things. They should! lookfortheiifXii^ tlielTlmlYh^if^'! 8 7 f '‘ ith 1n SpiritUal 03 t iatonc c 5 and yot, they necessary, and thus far God has^d Y 

mg without Chnstu. budding castles in the i«. Conference. He will visit tho Indian Mis- Y ' TnT n 1!’^ v o h 0 ^ th 1 n K c' 8 ” i n8t ™ d Their not mean to touch fhe suliject incidentally d ° P’S"* 0 ' 1 . “ 1,f “ and “"mortality,” in comhina- us Many souls have been convert'd 

•it- sion, and the two Texas Conferences. touaaS 2 .When dfd you last hoar a minister o{ a J 0 " "'.ti, other cardinal point, ip the existing added to tho Churoh. ^ 


‘About five-eighths of the Protestant clergy of^ dTriLXrLratr e ntwa«m°7X^^ f. e ° plc fnr tl,cir “"1*0™!^/^* 
in tho secret consciousness of their own We are holding a suecesston of two t " bl £ a “ ontion9 ' t0 “ 8 > tbeir eorvants tr C 

X- perfcc ‘ 7‘“ ,aIiB ‘ 8 wi ‘b - g - d to meetings, with a view of ^ "«ng Then? if . R ' «• H n>ar, 

h in spiritual ox.stoneo ; and yot, they necessary, artd thus far God 7 j! '°' »• B™» 


3. Christ is the ure xkc socl of proach- 
mg; and all preaohing without him, is like a 
My -rithout life and spirit. 

A Lai 1st is the great end of preaching : 
preaching is to manifest his glory : and when 2 0 
Christ is not preached, the great end is lost, xh 


PERIODICALS. * high honor, and do justice" thereby to those bfomiiTc7f‘Derfeot*love” UBr ° " e the any tiling Dottor and moro. elevating to pro- Qlcnnville Ot., A'a. Conf. paruoumriew -mentioned in th COstlui 

' t h bnt e Klk- bl r ri„ W ° t i rCaIly to conclude 3. Wliendid you read a Communication on C ‘ Uira l ° ‘7 PC ° ple ” As soon a8 circumstances would justify it I U 'T r0priatc addrcte of his rarting 

Tho National Magazine has ulrcady reached President, fairlyaYdcorroctw'YuTcUuNhi!! f 1 ? 19 ™lyect in the i papers, tho writer giving the 11 ‘bpago wo have I, is impression of appointed a round of protracted meetings on lora to tho f ”“r young ladies who^., 
20,000 circulation and well deserves uforo. oonstitueney or tho gonorui spirit of the SiS5w “°the Moses and Christ : this Circuit, commencing at Smyrna Church, last su '"‘"cr-tl.o first and only p, doit()& 

Tho 0:tol«r No.-with several valuable nnd fn^nt d»7n Ln° “ “““n 7 that C ,T try Entire sLetifieation. nnd arc not thJe'eom- “k 1 ? 8 " I,ein g ] « d "cated according to the « h, ch resulted m a few conversions, many dor tho retiring President. This ehouUbn 

grave paper.-furnisl.es a facetious hut munications always 'helow w7leX ‘ d laTn methods and tendencies of his age declared backsliders reclaimed, the Church generally, been added in a note. ^ 

miehtv corrective Of At V an houT ^ tovetl.7 J i?, P ? r hal1 Aceount” and “ ^etchers Essay ? " precisely wlrnt his material and spiritual revived and two accessions. Our next meet- =. ■- 

“ltov Jacob Grul 00u 10 n . might conclude that it was 7o such "uncom* 4 ' '' he j T 11 , wlloro , waB tho la8 ‘ meeting "rganizatiun and state of mental illumination |“g was at Midway Church. O n account of Ho Goon While You Live.-.™. • 

“Itov Jacob Gruber, wel known ns an oo- 'pton occurrence, “dthTroX7he“ IS *7“ -, the pPople E0 “B h ‘ "" 9 ""“Id suggest; and so with Jesus. Thiswa? inclc “ e "‘ "'cathc-r wo had not much more matter that cannot safelv be sftT n“ * 

centric hut very useful minister of tho Meth- can tongue is so foul, the Amcien tier . K raa ‘ , b ' 99, "K and witnesses were raised up ? accomplished by no snecial action into than got under wav before w„ y hc Ieft ,0 ^ 


Thd; to^h UioTObject incMentally “° ^ “ B ^ 

toou7andYrm 8 7Y^renrc7ntc °° Ur ' 2. When djd you last hear a minister of a t.on with other cardinal points ip the existing added to thc Church 

plo being 77uie?aZrnt torYf toe P c7 B°° d d "gr«e of popularity, telling l.is experi- theology, because preaching is their oecupa- Sept. 24tl. 

Un 7 f r T tl,e , PU1 P^ aB ‘ ll0 "Id preachers tion, and because, also, they do not know of P . __ 

l.igl. honor, and do justi/e thereby to those “owtoe^MrfMt h ° ° btamed the thing ,,(! “ or a "d moro elevating to pro- Qlennville ct., Ala. O, 

he represents. Are. wo really to conclude 3 . \v lK ,‘di,i ™k „ „ "‘aim to the people.” As 800n a8 circ „ mst „ t 


uuuvcrcoa ana 

lti:v. T.B. Uusseli. lias taken chup^ 

F. Thwinr. Dallas Kemalo Academy, Selma, jU, ^ 
“ particular few " mentioned in thenestul 
ould justify it I appropriatc addrp88 of Parting^, 


OBRMAN BVANGB ZJ8M— A SUO- corrective of faulty elooution : ll0ur together? From this exhibition we 4 

OB8TION. “ Kev. Jacob Gruber, well known as an oo- “* h l^„“ d ® “'“a no such uncom- 1 y OU 

We much admire the system to which the c * ntjio but very useful minister of tho Metis- ST tongues 7o foul, \ho AmSeJn^CnS g 7 
able Missionary Secretary of tho M E Hd ‘ 9 ‘ Fpiscopal Churoh, desiring to corroot an bo blunt, as to endure the free bandying back- 5 
Churoh North, Dr. Durbin has bromtot. toi. crror *“ ^e elocution of one of his young w ard9 “" d forwards of this most dreadful 'T^ 

’ . g . brethren, niucli given to the melodious tor- °!'arge for dozen times in succession. No t £ 

important department. From his eorreepon- mination of each sentence with an emphatic r ‘ flc “ °* teyoUen can w |p o out ‘he disgrace 

" 0nari ® 8 ’ oorwpondence which centres, Dkah-ah ! HnoTJiER-Aii !— ^ Whon-ahyou-ah taking- tho trouble to stop it. Will not the noe 
M It ought, in him, as the head of that dc- ^-ah preaoh-ah, take-ah oarc-ah you-ah Americans, for the eako of liberty itself, for !! m 

P^tment) mid other source, of information ^ ^ Ja obXTT!',', „ th ° Sak ° ° f P oWiliBation - P r ,"v. id9 a 8 a m 9 ‘ ‘be £ 

he oondsosos a monthly sumnurv of intorMt „ , M recurrence of so gr eat a political scandal 1 2 

m - . , Harper s Maqazine, October . — Clergynien m kno 

and value to the Churoh. This is printed . a lU . , u : 

U -ip. or “-suck off” and a copy rent sim- “7 ‘IX J* “ * 2 ' METHODIST Press. - u, 

nitaneouriy to the various Church papers, in P" 9 ^ "" 9 “h number ,s only 3 cents. , *» 

which it appeare about the same time Tl,c Grmum ' 8 Maoazink, October . -The read. A Iur AT THE “ Uttebancks." -I n a letter ®? r ' 


there was a notice in your paper a short time rl - B P ectlV0 constitutions, 
ago, from the P. E. of t|io Bntesvifla District, °n the 89tli page wc have his 
Arkansas Conference, stutine tliat nt a-cn,m, „r 


, . .. .„ . ' . — ot such a scone,' and tho Btain on tho liomr . h , nntcsvina District, 

.to him. -of : ti/os® vrho'iK'svrlv- li(‘:ird nfct -ftw without Arkansas Copfercrice. stating that at aaaunn 

Dlah-ah ! Bkotiilii-ah !--'\\'hou-ali you-ah takingtlio Wffl not toe meet, "8 w here many wore convcrtc™“p" ., . ~ I ny Cha^t^^ 'j h 

go-ah to-ahpreaoh-ah, tnke-ah oare-nh you-ah Americans, for the take of liberty itself for P reach er professed to obtain .flic blessing of tlnsago of mans progression and de- enlistin,. H,c 7 . CXCellcn ‘ ‘ ymg ’ lcft ‘“rga legacies to twoeities for P,t 

3on’t-ah say-nli ah-nh ! Yours-ah, tho sake of civilization, provide against the ‘ ,P° r e .T‘ l ovo . ha vo >iad many thoughts volopomont on the earth, Tot the oriental n iiv 77i 7 7 7°“ TQ Cul,mi ''' tic Schools nnd benefactions to thswor Hi 

Jacob-ah Grubek-ah." recurrence of so groat a nolitical scandal ! about that preacher. Who is lie 1 I suppose doctrine of “total deprniitv” ho hani»t,e,t y.wlntb resulted in tho conversion of 35 heirs Imv, . »i,„ ... . 


he oondtnses a montiilt sumiiary of interest 
and value to the Churoh. This is printed 
U — ipsor “struck off,” and a oopy rent sim- 
nltaneouriy to the various Church papers, in 
which it appeare about the same time. The 


* . ..«va siiij-mu Ul-CCH- . ” * . v ' v,aj « 

On the 89fch page wc have his views of tho f 1 ? 08, At . t ! u " mcctin g ow ; local brethren d,ed 111 th,B Clt ^ h few ^ car8 “nee. He hi 

Jcatr i aft a t ma a i a- dap ravity. J^f^-^^BlllU^xeaJki^ liveil ,eig(t“'”llv |“u--.-A- ■■M- T liriti u J C, 

“ in this ago of mans progression and de- i”!-'™ 7® h#d “ " K ’ 8 . t 0Iccllent d J'"g’ left largo legacies to tvocitia for Pg. 


uur own euuna m nenaii 01 a people, among ° ’ — * 

whom oar Northern brethren succeed sowed i l^es of our ac<iuaintanoe. __ 

It way be added tUt the German Missiona ' ' - the Scriptural reasons for adopting them. "“Ulna new conference.' .Now"Tf"woeould DaviB ’ fbeory of what Christians regard as 10 ° r 18 professed saving faith 17 unitod 7L 2“iTX 

ri*» in this city bare received several mem- R „ _ p ~ This ^ is ^ to ^ «» , done ^ not. only by preachint hut On tho ,94th page we have the Gh ^ h ' ^ ChurCh' is' 

Ure by certificate from these American mis- , 8E, 'M°K»-The death of Henry Clay has laying proper hooks within thoir reach. The ment, we might begin toLk up, But alas' “ Thore very Positive sneaker. 1 - ‘ttea was Something remarkahl ■ 'sw/'-nioh 

boos in the fatherland : ,e0n 10 “ ooa81oa 0 some of the best spoci- Bishop witt be so old fashioned and behind aa8 ' wliat they pronounce : itgives weiglYto tolir revival - Out of the number conve'rtedYhere °’^ T ^ to hw 

A Preriding^Elder in' the West writes us, meDB ° f C ®-} aent CU,agy ' /l' 0 Rbt ' «• Ca ‘ ‘betimes a, to recommend those good old Womens R, rut's Conventions : -The Buf- words and invests them with “seeming am was hut one female ; the rest all young men ^ 

tUt tHy UTthe honor of receiving 14 per^ 1*°^ lOtii August, delivered a glowing Methodist classics-Weslcy's sermons ! in- falo Advocate lias'nt a high opinion of those thority." And what is the consequence' of “ av0 ‘w" The work was deep and genuine | .no "ti S&*£* 

Z7t,^ y 'rr,? f Wl !°o eulo By a ‘ Milton, r la., on tho lifo and publio stead of dooming them to the neglected who figure in them. Ho lias much daring, the psychological result J It is simply this— a11 the conversions seemed to ho clear and - - - 

were from thc field which he U cnUiv.ii. ■ services of the late statesman. A neat oopy shelves, he thinks they will even grace tho whoro ho lives, to say such as this • that good man, that impressible and affec- 8 “ und ' Tl ‘ifl revival will long bo romemhernl * m ‘ ou , chrm ,, , ,. 

frCc^y»' fb^ft-vnisheda.. saddle-bags. The edition just brought out by The sisterhood prominent in these public >f d - ^ mb, a frenried state, ,'[»« bo-ofit. were fell 

>u th.eouatry over 100 Rev- J. Lusk, P. E. of Covington District our Book Agent is pronounced “the most per .convocations, aregeLrally very “ f ‘^al contrition.” He has hitherto been f * a * gh .‘ h ® “Cglihorhood. Thank God 

vn«nbenby oertifleato from our vanous mis- Conference preached in a, j , ...... P 1 ho crying grievances they suffer aro 1 from 8U P enor to ^ ie uttermg of wliafc wus untrue : tor revnal influence. 1’. Moody. - j That the win conuini no eubJtituUoni, *« 

—ms in Germany. sermon^ « ^tU d^cat ^of a „ M ! “oh has been published ,n tins conn- hushandstt|dont love, or^hom tUy d^ but now he rapturously pronounces falsehood ^pt. 25, lri52. ; - . 

While on this subject, we take thc liberty ..... a now Methodist try. pise , and riddance from them is the only so- after falsehood. He Bays, “ 1 am under divine I will: and lho*o which are contrary to public polity. w 

of making a suggestion-neither official nor p harch Ll b° r ‘y- which the trusteeshave Bishop A. does'nt seem to fancy tho now Oftonthore worncl hare'mareiod 18 " “T' oondomna ‘ io,i - ’ which is not true. Ho says'! DOMESTIC MiSSIOND. l.X '."’ti n .° a 

. — . . . lUgt miblished. It ih ininmnairo „„ J , J 1 , uiwhj women Iia\e married men who «I am i»i/i/iiv//h ilnnimonJ n ...L- I • , . _ Ue dlscoYor. Wt a glance, the promlneateB MMW w 

Mmi^fidiLitiatniA. If -fid l ra. ... jk.i ^ ** preaaive and very atvlo of ‘utterannoH” frmn fh« miinh aro their inferior- in - i I am tnuaullu depraved, which is not true, /i __ in tb« win of j.diu MoDonosh. Tb« first iiwihto 


don’t-ah say-ali ah-n i ! Yours-ah, tho sake of civilization, provide against the J» r e c‘ lovo ”-! have had many thoughts volopomont on the earth, lot tho oriental ( '" tlrc Cul "nui- lie Sohools and benefactions to thapoor Hi 

Jacob-ah Gruber-ah.” recurrence of so groat a political scandal ! about that preachor. Who is die? Isupposc doctrine of “total depratity” ho banished whiili resulted in tho conversion of 35 heirs have Contested the mnttsr • 
Uabper's Maqa 71 nv Orinhn f’l ' ‘ ho is a simple hear ed brofher, who ifoh’t from our midst.” Cd or 40 (“"-sons. 3K accessions, to .,ur Cluircl, aolra "on ested ‘ho matter, and ve p, 

Hauplk s Maqazine, October . Clergymen — know that this doctrine ofThristian perfee- n . r „ , and in all probability many will inin „,i thls week ‘l.e decision of the Jrjl Court. ; 

get it at one-third discount— that is at *2. ' p„, tion is almost a more matter of theory amongst „‘ ho 4jth P' l K e wo discover thut ho is Churches \Vc havotwn J ‘ true is it or the miser the amt™, t, i 

. Mra,,OD ™ p ”““- ■ SS^-’****-!*""* i^^p-JKrr*'- 

Graiia»i ’8 Magazine, October .--' rho rcadr A rap at the “ Utterancks."— I n a letter whon the questioiw wero asked “The fear of "a fabulous dovil is e c ^ Williamson. gather them: 

ing matter in this monthly has improved to tho NaB bville Advocate, Bishop Andrew “Do yon^xpret foTo g nmdeVrftotlnTore to thiB advanc, ’ d P ori " d ^“Lih'zation'muod! CW—vilto Ot., Ala Don f. CoS” 

noticeably. The “ADnistor's Wifo” will ho ur g CB u P on the preachers the duty of instruct- this life?” “Aro you groaning after it?” stronger in timid and undeveloped minds, tlian Our third Quarterly Meeting r„ r ,1/ . 1. ■; r .'tri'''n,. 8 h, ; u,i-i u j B »Mcee l br«t.i7S 

given in our next, at tho request of certain in g the peoplo who wait on their ministry, in f [j d un t° B d ‘ l *t j doa !i brother, inalw him faith- the lovo of truth and deity.” ’ . commcncod nt .Sumptervillo 11 tli Seht " ^ 1 1,-nstliv f"r our llnilt5.“we 8 iT,.*nunb*tniclof It- 11 -" 
ladies of our acquaintance. the doctrines and usages of Methodism and But Bro.' Owen, “rids °is a e'aso from^ Tuo7lt 1 , wiU cloB ° giving your readers Mr. ^ ‘be 24th. The resuli was good : ’some o! 

' ' the Scriptural reasons for adopting them, cuit in a now conference. .Now if wo could Davl9 ’ ^eory of wlint Christians regard as lb or 18 professed saving faith ; 17 united reJLJwt.n.'S n, m.lVu’oEku'Srl 

.1 1 1 . ,iear "°f' fl wch tilings from Your halls of “ Rnnn. conversion. Oil the. 94th tlArm hnvft with tho M. E. Oh«n»h Tin ... ... commerce, duuironm!* to th^ State, nnd contnrrtik 


Grahams Magazine, October . — The readi A rap at the ‘‘Utterances."- In a letter ®® rnc8 ‘J 1C88 w “ on . tll ° questions wero naked “The fear of "a fnhnin.,,, a -i - 

ing matter in this monthly has improved 10 tho Nesl.ville Advocate, Bishop Andrew “Do you^xpee^ WnmdoVrfeot' inTovo’to thiB ad v a »cod period of civih'zation'muod! 
notireahlv. The “Minlstm**- WiA> ii ~:n 1.. urges upon the Drenchers the dntv of instriint. thTslifo]” “Are von <rirmnin<i :*.jn strontror in timirl nml n 


which it appears about the same time. The r An «* jmaimaime, uaooer.—T he read» " u<kr Al ™anc*». -in a letter h | m 

la- Monthly Summary is before us, from ing ma “° r in this rao "‘hly has improved to tho N ashville Advocate, Bishop Andrew I .* Do’ yoi 
which we extract an item that may quicken ,,oticeabI J- Tlle “Minister s Wife ” will ho ur 8 CB u P on the Preachers thc duty of instruct- 1 this lifo 

re , f . ' rrirnn in mil nnvf of flin - P . . I inff tlm nPOnlll wlin trnif nn flinii. m'nietm !n I OlCl 

our own efforts in behalf of a people, among 


true is it of the miser, the coTetoui-hc W 
potli up rielies and kuowoth not vho gj 
gather them : 

Tub McDonogii Will Cask— U. S'. Cm, 
Court, Jutl^r. McCrfeh— Mary Murdock rt»Lri E«nm 
of John Mcl)onti(;h ot ul — Jutl|»« McCAltbyeft«rdiri» 
doroil bin Ut'cifiiou in till* important caw. Ai it uu* 1 
lonelily for our limlts.-we giro an abstract of It : 

On thu part ut thv complainants, It in conUfidtdtR 


I t T, t0 b0 cloar and iia i^ci,^ beins .old, au u.. -wireiret 

sound. 1 Ins revival will long ho remembered WDl 0,1 l l ,pm tuuat fail. 

allmif Siimnimvilln 'pL. , ... On tlle part of thu citici. it U contended— 

> p CIVlllo. I he benefits were frit 1st. That they aril the universal l?gat«*HMktfciili 

all through the neighborhood Thnnlr r,wi * ,,J w ‘‘ rw 0wn ‘ ,r ^ »»»«* lu pomc«i«b by u», fr«ik 
. a ° / Auaujt viou ilocuami of tho tofitator. 

ior revival influence. T. Moody * j Tl,Ht t,u * wil1 no BubJtitutiom, or fM 

Sent o . commiua reprobated by law. 

1 / v 3d That all impowlblr an.l Illegal cooditiow h lb 

will: and those which ar« contrary to public polky.Biii 

_________ * I “ bo reputed not writtcu, and the title to the property iff 

DOMESTIC MISSIONS. I become Yented In the cities. 

__ • * We discover. Ht a glance, the prominwit chmetfriw 

in. , in the will of John McDonogh. The first Ii an »tao#» 

L*reenvilie and Upper Deor Greek, MLa uiiindiffen-nceand inaenMBiiity to th« wewditarftt- 
Oonf. dred ; thu other in nn oateybitioua tlicphjr oftW 

• t» ti a. ,.r . . anxious nolipltude for the application of biilofii-barw 

cro. Mc l yeire ; Wo havo thought it ml grbltlilo-llie^fluhlifilmient of I d i U UwoM lr 
vjsahle to publish some Mm „„i „r ® _ 


Ot making a mggestion-neither offieialnor kr u WWOh th °. truBt0ee 1)a ™ Bishop A. does'nt seem to fancy tho now Ufton^hcsowomcl hare'marriJ 11 ™ 1 . “T oondemnatioa -'' w ‘>ich is not true. Ho says! DOMESTIC MISSIONS. 

rem-BfficiaI.it is true. It strik*. us that our 8 “Lm“ « impressive and very stylo of ‘utteraneeB” from the pulpit that are their inferiors in mind and manners, and ' u’ Sm d ® pravcd ” which is not true. Greenville and Uppe r ~Deor Greek Ml 

popular and excellent Mireiouary Secretariat ' “as come into vogue in some quarters “ The ^ W8igl,B , he ?vily "P« n tlieir “ BakB ‘ IT' 7\ ** ‘ greatBinner '" Ooaf. PP De ° r ° rMk ’ Mk “ 

ierelitled to nun. nf to. ___ J , ■ ire — old is hotter ■” - though a yoke of (heir own chooeing. Then, which is not true, for ho was ouco an innocent Bro Mr-Twin.- • w 1 A •. 

to mcce of the eoreeeponfienoeof - — ^ old is better. . . again, they are spinsters that could not cap- child, and of “such is tho kingdom of heaven.” M‘- 1 KIM. . \\ c have thought it ad- 


VV « V* ' , tha b could W- ohild ‘ and “ 8UC h is tho kingdom of heaven.” ^ hav ® “ ad ' 

And wo find too, that even tho preaohers ;J^ a , l ^ 10 y desired, and tliorofore Ilo says, ‘fGod is anerv with nle” whieh \a piiolisn some account of our opera- nniiy exhibited hi Hnryitunc* b^ucaibcd to kji j fc 

P ^ take °f‘ hi ! lienee The seere°t ““U bf 4 - » 8«> n *»L not true, for “ God is love,” and’ bitter and on ‘ h ‘ B MiB ”idn«ry Circuit. We' call it 

folll’JZ & ^l d L ry f "‘l®“ 5*5 d^los^ »woet, or lovo and hate can not flow frotf, one T”?’’ our Aguiar rounds we 


popular mul eiedlent Mireioumy Secretariat ' “as come into vogue in some quarters! « The Z y t ° k ° "P°" “'eir necks, »®7?’ ‘ have uwa y« a great sinner,” oonf. MkB 

I ami . . .. , ire — old is* better •” ‘ thougli a yoke of their, own choosing. Thon, which ih not true, for ho was ouco an innocent Bao 'MrTvrmv \v 1 A , 

-mti-lad tomere of the ooiTMponfienoeof — - ^ old is better. . . _ . .again, tlioy aro spinsters that could not cap- child, and of “such is tho kingdom of heaven ” . M«- 1 ««». . W e havo thought it ad 

am vanous misaouaries at home and abroad. CONFERENCES. A P d we find too, that even tho preaohers *“« ‘ iearta 'hoy desired, and tliorofore Ho says, ‘IGod is angry witli me ” which is '. ,Babl ° Bomo account of our opera 

Baally, wefion—ree how their movements ean — - w»tof??!i» y P" tako ° f . thiB Bp 'r>‘ i hence tl“„ ““*! h i^l. n 8 onera b not true, for “God in love,” und bitter and tl0 “ a on th * 8 Munonaiy Circuit. We call i 

bedorelyropervised, gathered up as they must °« 10 Lonverenue.— T he Ohio Conference want a better style than ho present ’them! dis ? 1 “ B0 Bome particular' domestic grievaneTor ! WOet ’ 01 lo !. 0 aud hato can n0 ‘ flow fo* ono p^ch ^ alltim ehurcTgotoe'im r ° Und8 
ba, from over half a dozen newspapers, scat- of th ® M - F, Church North, reocntly held its Ihey luxuriate in the dogmatical paradoxes ?o°‘a> annoyance, and thus account for tlicir fountain. Ho says, “God’s spirit is striving Lunds and » ^„ii k “8 perbons in oui 
tread through the land. Every misasonarv oc 88 ' 011 at Zanesville, Ohio, Bishop Janes pre- of Larlyle. or the etliereul, unsubstantial jJ'osjncracies, one i und all. Unhappiness ex- with me,” which is not true, for he is simply | 0 ’ , ■ » itsionary Circui 

writretowLn • ““easonary ttided , 1T ntsW «• P , , P nonsense of Emerson, and sucl. like dreamers, ,B ‘ B a ‘ ho “, and lienee these uoutentions psychologized, by the speaker, to see ovorv because our work is a self-eupporting missioi 

Witt*, to whom he pleases, givmghis plans, Bldl "& a > d ed by Bishop 8,mpson. 1 he pro- and when you go to hear one of their Sun- f b rond. T die publicity the press gives them, thing respecting his owi state invested with tho culored peopieof this region, 
lie. Thus toe initiative of the most serious BldlD £ B,9ho P d,r cc‘od the secretary to enter da ? “‘tcrances you shall listen for an hour, H h ® J ‘ 8 ° rde r r ' for *° “ > B ‘bus added, m .7 U) J s and kirasolf a8 und " tl, B ,r • To ‘ ll0 former ^eem-ille charge wo added 

-w— j. ““ jr - ■ »-» - re sKsrstt asrape Prp zr™* '^rltSsZz. TJ-Js rr$i - ^ 

Matt Mde—of which the Misaionary Board Annual Conference, in accordance with g.ry spirit, it must come up from tho memo- Agents Rr„m,r ‘ M aloud, “ Q, boo the Holy Spirit,” which is not t t i wo S *bbath8, am 

and Ihe bead of that Bureau are informed at tlie request of thc ex-bishop ; the Conference r l eB » or if there iB an attempt r * r ‘ warn* financial true ; his vision is only affected by mental de- U ° Ur T.°, J 1 ^ our Peek’s Circuit, whiol 

zzzz r ! --—T— sSSSbSIp)? 16 amrs pizs 

"7“* “ 7“ s “rSrj,'," “ ** * h p>“ 

•mad the motioa. A single instance ■ Whni an eight days' pleasant session nt 7 n„i u ,.;it., trine*, in which the .... „_.i , .. , ,, ., , .Hll ,nn..,l h« fhn »nn..ni: • on a night of the week.. But eircum-ano. 


lortuuf to IfAve bfhinii him at his dtdth, hr W^dlW 
very 8 id ul I amouut to each— merely enough to ^ 
tlrein to hiibitH of iniliuitry nml frugality, nd a*w 
lliu hoUcituilo for others is the comtaut theme « wc 


bcripuirui iruui on winch to feed your bun- »or newHimper notoriety. n.«»i.. 0tt uu W uu«muuuun., ai iosc no calls Pr—lr u,; n i, A tm toofDt,hi« to. UinduMi the depth ana omaun ■ 

gry spirit,' it must como up from tho memo- a . n ' , r „ aloud, “(), see the Holy Spirit,' 1 which is not, , ’ w Ul1 c* 1 uctujiy us ‘wo Sabbaths, and liciiud.-'lurili.' welhw -nf to«"i'.l“ 'JJJjl 

ries of other days; or if tEero is an attempt ‘ ’ 8 ,, i ! 1< !! lr ~ F ‘ licarn, financial truo . his vision is only affected by mental dc- D ' a 0 our w,“ k a f°ur week's Circuit, which w.Ht\ C'univw.V il^VV-'-cV tiS VtiroeWnii* 

at exhibiting tho great scriptural truths by a gcut of 1 . W. Banner, makes an appeal or lenum tremens arisine fmm ii,„ „ „ • wo accomplish by preaching tlireo and foiir While i Ond it tnafeuit to e«pwheBd ih.» 

which the theology of our churoh is distil address to the preachers, and shows a very Ik Z which Sf. p werM ZlcZ° U, "C» «" “m 8 4bhath only. Our general Z 

guished, wo are too often doomed to hear a ,, , . . y nloxl c a “0“ winui tno pov,eriul preaching of oateohising is to cateehien „„.l *wl memiiiy u laafipeilwbietotl. i«|w' 2£ 

cruel caricature of Borne of our cardinal ,inn. D “ dcra b le ‘Lffcrcnoe in thoir agency : has produced upon his nervous system. And : , . B g , t0 ca ‘eeh se at each plai ■O I ilic youth of'tbu country, it is. prrhap*. unuertW 


x r ■ r ,- . Hid solleitutln for ot hers is the con'tnut theme ot w 

1 HSsionary Circuit Kuiarly verbose unil minute Uirecliom totllOffeto 
-SUDPOrtiniF miKRinn W * I0MJ ttifeney the dShiplicateil macliinfrjr beh»d»i 
ujjjjuruog miHSlon for Uh> ,.“ eeU t| on of hid pur|)f»es xtA* to b- put la Of 
118 region. tion. The orphan children of Jib Jm^dbridboi 

Ia n|i n »„ n ___ ii , «l*toro, now' cumuUiiiuats before U»U tribuniLww 
10 cnargo WO added except in tho sIukIo In.-tnnce alluJi d to. receirfdtwt 

bborhood8 on Deer cold respent of a p.iesiinj Y 1 * 11 ® 

4 o » vcer bo too feeble to.discioMi the depth anti bretdUUf * 

two Sabbaths, and llcitudc’lor tlie welfare of the orphau poor of tt#! 1 
oVa Pi M .,a , nhd custo of color, in the citlcA'wWchuwn t° w*® 

lkb t lrcuit, Which erod tin* univerMil legal* es ‘of hl« BCCumuUtcU W 

ino: tlireo and fm'iv * Q»‘l Jt Uilocult to comprehend 

ug Uiruo ana tour , lm , uun „ turaU . lt . m ,. U | S i„ u,uhuutaj( m a 

r - Uur genoral plan often- aud sosolemuly, iurokeff the, principle* ofnR 


has produced upon his nervous system. And ° nn ™ Cl ? techl80 ft ^. ^ ch 

still moved by tho con trolimr influence in th a \ 0 . “° wee ^* ^ ut oircumstancci- 


iic y mu ii ui me cuuuii.y. IV re. 

iotWu thriii further than to Miy. that 


wiid.iUlu to IUO prej'vi I **-*-• - 
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liy. tmVl UMBJUirei- 
t! geDuloenewofUMt* 


J — cruet cuncuiuro oi some 0 ! our cardinal doc- vuu«.vmw iu iuuu . »u D pivuuvnu upu me uci vuus ayHiem. Ana «„ „ ,i , „ - ^ h ui iu** ouun r>. n. re. -- y 

L.. L.. mo ^ n - A ^"gle instance : What an eight days’ pleasant sereion, nt Louisville, trines, in which tho metes und bounds of I have gathered together from the published 8ti11 lnoved *>7 “*« eontroling influence in the 0 r ten r i‘der f Ut uir0llmBtanuc - Sto. of t".pDuliJ»rerfiw* 

EsS!?,^ rsstfsssuraru asciis 

XC 1 : ( ^r c rr“ ;: s-fsaa 

a connective view of this whole " g ,^ g ’ ° nd ' a ^ tbc aW » conductor placed him in a bundle with others blamed . Texas Conference has forty-three preachers, 8h . tt11 °“! y add a , fow words and let tho quo- G. Carter, at the foot of Miller’s Bond to 
•■14. We only get it once a year— in the oP l le Kentucky ltifle. ’ . ’ twelve of whom havo sont us nothing; tho ta ‘ lunB m llevis own words, from bis own those of Bro W P and Mr i 11 n ’ 

£?■?• We do not say thal Among those re-admitted to the traveling ^ ^ ^ tWrty *®".® ®®“‘ ““ ^ 25 ' ^ ^ • !£ tyS ^K^ 

inefficiency : tills could not be with connection, are tho names of Francis M HevivAls. — T he editor of R, C. Advocate, I,av ‘ B {?*“*• n0 ^‘‘"K practically immor: American Bend. That ^ -T which lies ,‘n 

•o itetti mad nrmnlar • — * . p>_niL .. rt w . . 18 If my dear brethren did* not intend tn mm in pannoniinn uniii iimm 1. 1 ^ talks about truth, justico, benovf)- Door ('n*<‘k ATtnmiu <«•/»» * i... . 


n , . IruitfuUlreuiuH of tho flo*iueut inieriuta 

preaelnng. This iur -iftei „r ti„. ruu-n. u l< »np»r»t *W ■*? 

verv Inhnrimiu pruinluent Obji’Ctii of.tbu trffUlor.' Id 

very laborious, (amuntt wail t u (i (I ^ lvo liiH u«\ n «ui h*r*t dW 

i us rather too lit- viuit wt aitJi t« whfnii. ia tho cvDpt or hi«uyir*f 


- niui I — - ***** vo yji yruucis i>i . j 

- re.-. popular a Secretary, so capital English and N. N r . Usley, both former mem- me so conspicuous u place unions the aeita- . T '" — -v 6“^ leneo und lovo, some seemed pleased with lw m”?~. »■ r-™,™. » arem wret^i^^j^ 

1^*M*«*i and a Board constituted of Chris- hers of this conference. tors and innovators P f too duyt they must for our brethren of tho local ministry : liini not only as u spiritual rappist, hut uIsoub ,, r ,i' d - Carter and Dr. Dunn, which Memutadj »"•*« 

Urei-^judiemu* »nd zealous : hut we do There were received in to ‘full connection n'u a bnLu.''L ,laC ' 1 .["r U ' ^f t heir It has been our pleasure for some week, a moral teacher. We must express ourappro- creek to' tlaTof XT" 

■Jltwe !■ confuaon and htek /.f /.««* r , , „ „ ,, 1If . Juu connection, publication. And, for the present, iu as far past to rcceivo and liublish accounts of rcli- herndon of anv moral svst'em which dintmnii , eeK ’ t0 t,mt of x ' lu J o r Lee, which is the provUloni of tho will w 1 »Uok to tlw te 

m . i. w w.' i.u. ^“iivr"! m t ZZT' S2S5£SSi"2:“ 

— -re ai-re.JS.re ^ SSSiKSS 

K; X ChurdLSout? *" **** the erudjlt , prosperity . p , Bn . have un^iniuPnh 1 ,;! 1 hundto rn'o regreT if very' "general E'our^S,™ of ° tho ’ ofTl.eir " timen^i thou t 200 J 6 «S d P«™ a " B s»«oeptiblo of reH 

M E. Churoh, booth. eranie prosperity , many have been added to up «*tli associations with which I have-no year closes at so early a period at the 20th of anv snecial action or . Z g‘“ u “ instruction, and about 100 white per n,^cou.“aVmilou »iu 

■ : -- Ure church from every part of the work. ufimity-unrehuked. October. It will .nt&Ja very seriously with 17 n ZdloL 7 7 BonB ' Tho number uf tho colored populatioi. 

— — The Missionary collections of the Confer 'r' written some articles on Sunday the revivals now in progress, especially on - . , , ' , 080 cx,8tenc '° ho to wliom we actually lmvo access fur the pm upon <m'iii>IU«i»|Ioii lUirref »nJ *» JJjJ 

cl—,., l; _ 3 vuuiuoub oi me confer- preaching, the sum and substance of them Circuit* as it will nnm»l tlm miniuieru in positively domes— tho denrav lu of man which . r ,• . . . , 1 m ton writt.u miuiou uw flint, u a o 4 * 

*" C ° yC “ r am ° U ‘“ 5“ been; that there were manfpLes where thefr^ nJSSS to order to collect " a “ B aa "Cental myth. .Sol "the T? f TTI TT 7 * iB 

.Jt W - u - OtbaaA, transferred to the.St. Louis i„! P rcach ’ «*«»r 'statistical and other reports, und olose divinity of Christ ; calling h|ni merely a de- inmf 77 T7J7„, ^.fi'.T.x W* 


gia (whoso action deprecating agitation, etc., ,^$50 M^adTJdibi^ IS Sff •7'° TTr T' ^ ar0l ' nd ««*»' 

wo published u fortnight ugo,) covertly tent ant dollar / . „ , . P ettion, vdlo, extends from the plantation of Mr A i»uj, »r« iiumiioni uo* to to 

placed him iu a bundle with others hladed Texas Conference bos forty-three preachers, 7 ownT^ “f r® q “°' G ' Curter ' a ‘ foot of Miller's Bend, to 

• . , twelve of whom have sont us nothing; tho tatl o n8 m 1,uvl “ own words, from his own those of Bro W P nn,l M- , u ,, ’ 10 J-isnuivU u» hi. -griimii wi»n, 

and vnidieates himself in last week's S. C. other tlurty-ono sent ns $574 25. philosophy, speak for themselves. Beeauso, pry, on Rattlesnake B,fyou ntr tl^ he fd°d 

Advocate. Ho Bays : HEVivAts.-gphe editor of R. C. Advocate, ,L l jl‘ 7 “° £hmB praoticully ii,m.° r : American Bend. That part which Bm on u^u-ilm^t’ 

If mv ilonr lirnilimn JM. i t... ? • ... .• . ai but talks about trutll, lustico. bonnvn. fi I. . a** nwriu.i iih i iinnnl. nml to huvit Dcrputual ffucciio*. 


There were received intoVull connection, 
Joint li. Hull, H. W. South, J. F. Bedford, 
W. M. Edmonds and J. W. Einmerson. 

From the statements of the preachers, tho I 


. -* -*• - -—vvavv, . | . . ii i . . .. . . . jvuicru/uu ntnu. mat part which lies on ****»» ■wn'tlmtihota commlF»lon*"w u, »;"‘ t*« 

m B L“/ lear bwthron did-not intend ‘ogive in connection with them, lays out good work '. fif f" 1 * *’ ?°’ Deer Cruck «‘™ d « ftomthe ].lunt.itions ol 

me so conspicuous u place among the agila- r . i . - lenco und lovo, some seemed pleased with Bro Robert M Cnri BB n Bn ... , iri ^utlbKivni' . VritiSut f? iSSS 

tors and innovators of the duy, they must 0 our brethren of the local ministry : liini not only as a spiritual rappist, hut ulso as are tl > > i > m , r ' unn > Which , u ,i the rout a und reYeDueffonly aro ord^etl 

It lias been our pleasure for some week, a moral teacher. Wo must oxpres. pur appro- creek^ to' tlaTof M.'T'r 
' f n r ,,To presen( ' 1U 118 far pa “‘ ‘° ,,cceivo a " d P"blmh aeoounts of roll- hension of any moral system which distinelv to n T T wlu ® h 18 th ‘ f, ro,l " 1 '’ , “ 1 ‘, h “, ’ 

doeumLt. vrith mv v B to V p wh® ‘; 0t . ar “ ‘ rev ‘ vul8 ’ iu ,U %® n .‘ of tho two denies, as wo have seen, so ...any things tha? uZ ' IT ^ . wl .‘ ioh QUr la ' 


»lll reUtloii to l' 1 * 1 
, ,-U, rough llie 
A««nl», itrle-A a , ‘U 1 ‘ 

..... .....I tuJ-i a 


me Misaionary oollectK 

ffoapar School Swtistics.— T he preach- ““ year amouut to $3,4til 

■ are respectfully and earnestly ... . % 


'.uuiuiiB8i*»ut!r« nuti j»kwi»h>, • — r _u f |, 

I'uiituln Hubfititutioua uud Juki itimuu** 

prot>ly proliiblted by l*w. i„,ioUtk«<^ 

Thu declfilon font ulus nmny lfuim-tl l| j n8#r | 

Ihoritlun, which w« arc uuublo 
itPd KpHoo— uiid cunclud.H with un* 

Thin cauHw cfluiu to bu lieard tlurintf f|J ul 
thl« Circuit Court, and Mfi.-r full “ r ^ u “ B u JL| ^iBP 
mto couHlduratlon with th*' oouffent °J . .1 eh*** 
lien, that thu decree should be pronoun 
and entered of record, aud I'xniuh' 1 J wonJ c**^ 
niton coui*ideru(ion thereof “‘“ l , oniereJ, •0" 
in the. written opinion now Hied, ll b 
and decreed iu* follow* ... -in ofJ^i,' 

That all that i.urt of the ol.«gn»P»* * * l rt p h , »ld ‘ 
Dooogli, beginning with the »«couu p ® StK . u ior<^ 
word* : •• il l* my will, aud I'dir^f 


wwuvfwvoff. rieatte trauaf -r .4 

wdwwre^Ut^J^ “va! twi * TOd *^ p ‘^. uf }?* B *< >oietieg ’ wi ‘b' peculiar devolve on their Focal mfnistry and” dahy-or* 0 /’^ 0 ™ 1 ‘be result have this year received oiLria7aho'ut 200,’ o 

^yt^Uvltiia wftl/splri tool rapping anti rappist I have S? S 'S£*£> 

w. will lw obliged to the fiecretoriw. ginia 'Conference " 8 Uru ' ,r ’ er ‘ h ® «°"g r ‘-'B'‘"oi. preferred to have thoir and willing to work in tins good 'causo In " pro or “° a; '* morel y P taaml ilr pf'nelpul sneoess lias been on Doer Crock 

i reitt ee s of Conference* tor full mid River mission N r PP °‘ Ut * d to Coul “week-day, to any alteration, the towns and cities these obstacles do not ex- l)av,B ’ t ! 10ulu g u 'al views, in liis own words, and especially on the plantation of Judg. 


tolled w v*ouiurence. w. l 

TTc tUr 7 e publi - U¥ ““ forred 40 Keu ‘ucky Conference 


Wre-rllll Uf J e WUWUJriWl tO fr> Wtt 

! U, “-’ C ® nf * W0 “' aad ^pointed 

u treoc4M lor full and River illusion Next r\.«r 

i-o. „ u.^2. 


uuu j . n. nnsiow, reeoe places, me substitution of departure for cdnference. Under tlicHO cir- nf o,,.,,,, „v„i Z 

to Pacific Conference* J A. Ivev , d Y p £® M * > i n 8 lj y the voluntary consent eumstanoes new and important duties will . ' a ld ‘ an,u influence a fall 

toIa ..l.i. B . e..,.. ■ 7 ’ aad ad “pi 'mn oi tlie societies, with peculiar devolve ou their local mfnistry and daily- of BC *'>P‘ural conversion ridiculed as the 

UM/Miu ianaConfcreuee. W. C. a. ..'regutar. the Chureh. They may render -very i, pore «f P^'^gy- .■ 

rred to Kentucky Conference. ; ' 1 usk, is this u revolutiona- taut aid- in carrying on the, good work of With sniritual runnimr and t 

m transferred to ^ A have contended, thut wberev- grace. We doubt not the* will bo both read* . W “ , ' BpltltuaJ ra PP‘"8 and 1 


.ii thu thirty 'VtHiund pagu ofthufitiii p* lbuC ji} 

will, relative to the cltv uf NjjJSii of R 4 ? 
more, the Statu Of LuuUiaua. _ guci»t/. 

-So • Bvarrsl u«t»te,” lb« OflooWgS Bw |,l; (M 
lirnJ-.-leJ A«ylum of h “*°" “"iud 
lief or Ji-.lltut» orj.li*ii bo»», » PIW™ 

Vlyr.-lH.i.L Irnu liulillo .OllOOl. .....rdict “* 


- r-s-s-u™ preierreu to nave men- anu wining to work in this good cause. In ,, . , i , "“’ J 'l"“ “onven. , uu uut . H ou uoer i ro.-k "rTJ ifiW*","* 

ld to Coal preaching on a week-day, to any alteration, the towns and cities these obstacles do not ex- l)avm theological views, in his own words, and especially on the plantation of Judg. aL towBaloiau-m '“iZ 
to beheld BU “ U * U f .‘ avc J u “' c* helore. Wustliis ist, and meetings now in progress may be and leave roader».to form, their own conolu- ltneks. Hero, the peoplo of the adioinii a ' ,uu ° r ’- faZ f.Z 

■ - JiTl^^iSSaSjtfe - i f =HSkSS ^£0S 

**•+ meaofi Uot. vvo have seen t bo most visiblo efloots ot our cupt «uok m iu diffpowd ol iutbow “ 



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Ibli!. , rmte of the eompUlnente uml the executors 

nf sabl deceased, ami the 


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t|i # |sabC&* Elder, died in Greensboro, 
. cn (ho first of Octobor. She lmd been 
' l.piieT of tlm M. F.. Church for eighteen 
JV nfoetly in connexion with the Franklin 
JcJureh, Mobile. Very retiring in malt- 
s'' 0 )^ , D j disposition, the depth nnd enrnest- 
of her elig ioua exporic n cQi wero only 
to thoBe who knew her intimately. 
2 '* Jowtlin hope. 

‘ “ Hi j ^pend n couple of extracts from her 
li,n, which you can attach to. tltis brief no- 
° lll! U . -f _ ou think thorn of sufficient interest, 
“echhej .,j a ly4Ui, 1834. 1 joined the M. K. Church 
i Mobile ; was desirous to become a Chris- 
but did not understand the plan of sal- 
1 attended class-mooting rcgulnrly, 
igh it was a great cross to express my 
jp. Thcro I learned from the oxperi- 

J . e of others, that it was my privilege to 
n b sense of pardoned sin. nnd tho favor 
Cod. 1 saw, also, these Blessings promised 
tthe scriptures, which 1 read with great nt- 
ulion. 1 felt myself a guilty sinner d-itli 
itimlii of Cod abiding on mo. InFobru- 

-1835, tho Her. J.'N. Maffitt visited Mo- 
jiit, we had meeting every night, and the 
towns crowded with penitents. 1 felt my 
lorisn of guilt insupportable ; tho cry of my 
|ort wm 11 Lord what will thou have me do!" 

[1 felt willing to do any thmg.) Feb. 1-lth. 
fhile beeling at tho altar, it eamo into my 
tmd to give myself away to the Savior, and 
iwerds ‘him that cometli to me, I will in 
wise tast out,’ were powerfully applied to 
Itmind. 1 laid hold hold on this promise 
ffiitb, and immediately felt my load of 

f t removed, though 1 did not feel that joy 
:h I expected. I saw the way of life clear, 
ind felt peace in believing, but I had not 
laired tho ‘ witness of the spirit.” Ono 
it, sitting alone reflecting on the change 
lifhad taken place in my soul, and wonder- 
tc that 1 did not feel the joy that others ex- 


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| onco will no- mom gladon tho dwollings of thy 


j a6 / r0Wi,,fi J cI,ilJ " n - % Hmilon will no more 
hustwm ... V.-?- I cheer and light .up their earthly pathway. 


JoH 


1st the raws 1 , . f ,,llowlna proportions, to. wit : 
•^ff^tti olos of tlufflelr; •ml .Jte proportlo, 


of' wiiich“ nfo Rdju.lKcd to befong to w 

S35“““ », Been parted, hut we bow ln humble 

parttes •ml prove their retl.tlon.lilp ] I submission. 
cempl»l"»nt.« recover of the .iBfendont 


[Herpfi'Mo* tDP . |„ Jlrldod luto*eTi*nty purt 

hi rlf“. _ . ... . ... •. #1 litilivml tn liplnrwv f 


, ,.0no of the strongest tics that bound us 


to 


TWt n» Kn/iiTur tlie deeeoMHl. nil nml .Insular the 
of .ui <-iihiiircfil nnd Incoiinrcfil. com. 


Undisturbed be the ulindo of thy 


etulcr* 


„! I dust, till tho great rising day, while thy 


I -pirit basks in the brightness of uncreated 




Arrival of the Crescent City. 
I»il>or'tnnt from Havana. 

Tnc Crcscont City Ordorctl out of Port in a OtUo. 


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The 


w the prop^y romprlM-d In 
nwwiretl by Thom** 1.«J 

fOrt^SFS! Public, n copy of 


roinprl.««‘d In Uh> Inrontnry of tit. 

* iky ton arid AdolphttMn*. 
which li« -In cTldciinf, 


* oU h eon i plViVn it t "tfl liVrt^execuflon ftnd ho put in 
wmo lu conformity with law nnd (I. 


^otoflh?t wino 

S^i:ri,o*nadoth tho maMor In Ohancory for 

Th * 1 toftbe administration of p.ild executors, from 


it of 
of ll 
|W* L 

»^?/h?ald bill a* 

Bliwb - of any rooncyp in the hands of sKfd onocutors. is 


^jtcouol 01 dreenJM ,j to tho execution of this decree, 
thid* >u, ” U(Xf rotors account to said mnhter in the prn- 
mnsti •r report to the (Jourl : And ko 


light, forever. 


Advocate Office, October 9. 

Persons umking remittances will plen-e see 
they are acknowledged. 


that 


demands said account nnd the 


or personal nQt now parties to 


1 claiming title to the estate of the do- 

part thereof, ha allowed to present their 
•***' pcctlwj before this Court, to innke duo proofs 


7,7,7b, cans Of the comp,, 
SSStoflb* successlni, . 


the other parties defendant, by themselves re- 


'jStifdy. 


Obituaky. 


llev A K (lootlwiu ; 

N I. J Lnpurle. l'lai|U«mllia. I.s, I, cm $2 60. 

Itev A*M Ilox : 

N «, .1 I) llnxejr. Austin. Tev»., !,,.«« «i 60. 

Knv I) M Wiggins : . 

•I Wt.e Atsts iMr, N not,!,, B Devin.. Sliarnn : 
IteT n nuck. Snowhlll, Miss. . . 

Hot C 0 Callaway • 

N s, .1 II Jackson. Hamburg ; ji * Mrs I* Stringfol- 
low. Summerfleld Ala. Less $5 00. • 

Kev J I* Parker : » — 

J Lancashire. W K Pastern. Shreveport, La .* . . 
Itev V (J Ferguson • 

N s. Itev P K McCrary, Summerfleld. Ala 

and on account 

Hev W 11 Kogers : 

I;n Osrret, Dr I, a Philip., P Wvnn. Kd friend, 
Jno f f.nlk, Trenton, I.n ; W WheUtOB., Ala 
Hov U Randle : 

N s. II Hallauoe, (iuny. La [ 8 Franklin. R M Ken- 

mm It CUlltu; II Carr. I*es a *2 60 

Hov J I) Parker : 

J Allen. J Waibel. Algiers. La 

N s. L H Gideon. Larissa, Texas. Less S-J 50. . 

Itev G Garrett : 

W I* C King. SumiuerHuld, Alai . 

on apeount ^ 

Rev WR Wilson: 

N s, J ilorgar, Jasper, Texas ; G W Davis. Ohlrrtno. 

leXOS ‘ 

Kev J L Forsythe : 

Ns. Ab McGhee. Woodville, Miss. Less $2 50 
Itev- K Morthaer iV 

N s. DO Warren, GallaUn, Miss. Less *2 50 
Ily PM: 

N s. Tlios Gilpin. Waverfy, Ala. Lo;« 60 cents. . 
Rev Jho Lane: 

N ». Agnes 0 Gibson ;..n s. 8 Herron, n s ; Richard 
Harding, R Springs, Miss. Less *5 00 . . 

Rev I) A J Parker : 


$10 00 


r a n, »H steamship Orescent City, Lieut. D. 1). 

• I tfcw Navy, c mimuidlng. arrived I he tlth lost, ty, 
phi days from NewVotk, via Haviuiii. with 100 futsaen 
gei.t, of Wh .in took piihMge for Huvniia. Tho Crescent 

City also brought Hie mails intended for Havana, npt “ttnrked n party of three inu-lnn 
having bci'-n nlloVred liny conununirution wlfli the shore ! , " rl >’ tulles from Corpus Cl 

It Inis already boon announced that M r 8inlth. the l‘nr»<' 
of the Orescent Oily 


From Toxas. 

Py tin* arrival yesterday nr I hr s^oaiudilp Yacht. 
riloillpMH,. W, l^ve received Gill VvSl6tkpn|i, ri* to tl 
ln*t nnd our exchanges from the Intel in 
very IHt|„ news of inten-.-t 

hi* IxniA.xa —The Houston T.legrnph 
1in.-t!lNles of the H it. linns seem I o hnv* 
nfr. bh Kvery'tnnll Irom the W. -t' bring 
me new .|. -prednlinns A band f ni 


nys; -Tin. 
broken out 
nece'unjs o 
r ten In. linn, 


i-i :< ; i{,\ l ? nir Itkms. 


ivr, 


iHMnchiiHot I s Poll lira. 

ItosroS, 

«»r tli** Fifth Dl.trlct have n 
mgr. is. end It i t lull. 1 1 u 


October n 
Mini Dated A. 
mi eli dor 


2 60 
2 60 


2 60 
2 60 


Rev TOwunn. It Springs. Miss . 
K«v T Nixon. Cayuga. Miss . . . 


Kev T Moody: 

W G Myers. t T Kerr. 8umptervlMe. Ala 
N s. Dr lllackburn. Flat Shonls. Ga. 

Kev W A Manly : 

N s. Dr fltookwell; n s, 8»ml Davls;*n s. W C Aul.ls- 
Me! A , P nS r ' Pinevllle, La. Lush fl() 00. ^ 

(K Imt I 0 for Dr 8 ? A draft will do > 

Rev J Williamson : 

SJm 0 Mitchdl, J O Lamar, Glonnvllls, Ala. . . . 
lluv J Hamilton : 

N F r ',SI. v li“ r, {, ll w’ S* handrutn. Mr* JI Mlto hetl.' 
lu™. i ll “ , M ? cMo '7 1, u 11 Mel.cll.iml. P Wit- 
fS A t W»rner, Mobile. At., 


2 6u 
S 00 


i no 
i 6U 


General Intellig enc e. 


MAltiNK Hohiutai,.— T ho following is therc- 

p'Tt of ttie U. 8. Marine Hospital for the n.on'th of Sup. 
teniber last : 

Remaining from previous month on 

Admitted during tho mouth * is,-, 


Discharged 

Died ot conge.-tiou of brain 

.. congestive fever '.j t “ 

uaumotlc t e Oiu us 

yellow fever 

typhoid fever 

v . consumption 

injury of spine 


282 

174 

1 

I 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1—181 


Remaining on 1st of October,. 


.101 


JlKCOBD Of llASIJAUTV— C'HrtoiM CalcUlu- 
'V m pT,'f°“ a-nnlhly report of OnpUtu Youeuea, Chief 


of Polloo, we nuk. up the followYnilu^^My 


i book that was lying near me, and found 
» be a fragment of n sermon by tho Rev. 
Wesley on “The Witness of tho Spirit." 
hii important subject was now to me, hutns 
v niorf wuall athirst for knowledge with 
fjrftomy spiritual state, I caughtcagerly 
luy thing that was likely to impart light 
me. I won discovered that this witness 
wbat J wanted and prayed earnestly for 
A few days after this, while at Bccret 
bn, pleading tho promisos ot God, I re- 
ked a satisGiOtory. ovideueo of my acoep- 
P At'ough Christ. I could with conii- 
F«cry “Abha Father," and knew myself a 
(Id of God. I now saw it was my privilego 
^ goonunto perfection." I received much 
■land encouragement from Wesley’s Ser- 
““f hungered and thirsted after 

yteomoew and true holinesa. 

I®' 20, 183C - Af ter I retired to my room 
i u deeply impressed with tho necessity 
» leasing, 1 folt my total inability to do 

for myself and that the work was 

7 t | he '' ord ' s ’ 1 knelt down believing 
vrt A *“ re “ dy thCr0 ‘° abcom P li!il > 


throujrhout thupity Curing It,,, mumiiof September tact” 

dn T VM ,. Uu ’;F r ,'‘ *di", trict - n- 14 ‘ s “ennd do, OUj ; Third 
do. dps ; fourth do. *J0S— total, 1S4 ;j 
O f lid* number, to were arre»ted for a.oao'lt* with dan. 

r ,,J 0 i' ,r Abnnt three S^h* 

orthnoffenee, eliar*ed ware committed under the In- 
peculiar to tlm Anglo Saxon.i:eHlo-Danl»h.Noi: man race. 


Tnr. Si*,, Tn,-,,, ,,, -The following is n ,tal ement of 
tho condition of the State Trcan.rj- on the oott, ult : 
llalane,. remaining in Trea*urjr 3t.t Ang. last. $11 1 S94 01 
Kecciptsiu Stpt. 1852.. i 4 > -._j- 


Expcnoiturcs duritfg Fame month .... 

llalance on baud 

Said balance being as follows ; 
General Fluid 


$107 .622 08 
ID 156 PI 


*148.466 1 4 


Mill Tax Fund 

Roll Tax Fund 

Internal Improvement Fund 

Road and Levee Fund 

Levee and Drainage Fund . . . 


Raton Rouge. Oct. 1. 1852., 



*148,465 14 


l 8.<Bi>*m:ii Mixt.— S tatement of the operation* uf 
the Ah*t*tant Trea»urer of tlm Hutted Sta tee. at XewUr- 
lean*. for the month of September, 1*62. 

Kalanco on hand 81st if August. 1862.. 

Amouut rcciived since 


*1.130.217 46 
602. DPI 17 


Amount paid since,. . 


*1.633 208 03 
452.601 78 


Bulancn on hand for the uso of 

the Public Revenue *1.047 015 02 

Service of the general pontofllece 

department, 133 51)0 03 

rot " *' *1J80,616 fc5 


Cotton in Texas —The San Augustine (Texaa^ Herald, 
of the 25th ult.. says : •• \Ve r»*gret to learn that tins dry 


t 'Oore clear n nn'! ed t(l vie "' 8 ‘ J™ 4, lullt ^ termed,-!* de*trojlug'a large portion of tho 

“BO ni lf| ttD . my fd'fH mcrensed. j tb< ?‘'r°P Of our county, Wo-hcarnfeoveralpUuter* who 


Bote 0 Lord I disclaim nil that I have ! ’* s ll,at th - lr C ”P* hnT '‘ Injured from ao to so pei 
*nd 1 take Thee as mv j I f? nt ' ,ltllin tb “ l “ , ' t u ' n U »J» or '»o w«-k*. a *m.,u 

*“limeaa mvsnne.T .• y " 18 ^ om un(1 , b| n uk "peck l. *een upon the point of the boll before it 

I h*r y Ban dliaeatlOn and redentp- °P" D “. Open the boll, amt the cotton I* entirety rotten 

Wheve Thou dost not r sanctify me Thi ” 1 U>ou*h appearing In Texas now for the flr*t 

™J, and spirit, nnd according to my ‘ C0 “' m0 “ ! T 

i xaa done unto mo.” I folt myself sink- K ‘-'" *«» o»*t »w«— " ion,” of the Baltimore 

8un, writing from Washington, says “ It 


i-umsr. 


r i Hie blble which 1„„ l ““ 111 1 i troln ,utlll '“ tlc Information, the An.erlcau ; MtaiMM» In 

erWo . , 11 la y '<y mo, and 1 felt , 'Ireece. ha* beeu m.«t tyrannically and m*ju»tly treated 


eterv • * J v *** v i »*xu ... 

j promise contuined therein was I hy unJor an abu B « of iuw • that 

f ‘MM words, especially 1 f.-lt no tl.e ' U " r * l fonatanllnopl., Mr. Jlarrh, ha* inve.tt- 

l" 1 ? 6 of the Savin nr 1 , ’ 1 ! 11,6 c,s '’' a “ li coni “ 10 tb “ "P'n'ou that l)r. King 

■ yearetlm.th , d , d ‘ CSSed t0 me i" b ™“ ““ J '« -nllUwa to the protection of 

- emit through tllO Word which 1 t h "‘ *nd that thl* OOTernnwnt will, In due 

time, interfere in Dr, King'* behalf, with an energetic re- 
monstrance, and nothlug more. In theca*., or Consul 
nice, who was also barbarously treated by the Mexican 
authorities, nur Uovcrnmcnt, It 1* *,14 umjo » remou- 
btrance. and submitted to the indignity. 


“WHo in mo and! 


1 

Puce 


L-t , ttUU l HI 

j ? h . t . 1 could almost realize the 

k and .* ej[) ' Cln ° “"Bel. nnd ministering 
^thaSavtouPhadf^p^n « 


■SiSjfc-tam*. 5 fe . U D0 H inposition to shout 
J"" 114 ! .. F; soul and all that was within 


I lay down to sloop, \ tion • 


^ the Lord. 

^mofliy lord” 4 di8 ° iplC ’ rc P° 8 ‘ n K° ln ! 

ZSt B ! slcr lived ‘ this i Ks^.'.'.'.v. 

h«Fioiatef, froui the inaue, ‘ cu 

Jkiti mon/ If f “ W “ B unabl ° t0 utter 1 
JinlanocJ'sh "" Houhtless under other 

wdf «wuferon'r i,urnctuthi -' 


lit*,., ll or Cm,:*.— The full,, wing eUtoment comprlee* 
tho death* IllBome of the Atlantic title, for the week 
ending September 25, and their proportion to the popula- 


Df.it In. 
.... 76.. 
....424.. 

187... 

....1C>... 
.... 66 ... 
26.. 


’nj'ii Ini ion. 


..ias.is6"...:T« 

• . .617. Stl, 1 t„ 1221 

. . .360.1X10 1 tn lbTl 

. ..1011.025; / ] I,, 161,0 

da.uu i lu 061 

••• Id.OU 1 lu 015 


Jesus. 

T. J. Kooks , 

^ Sept. 2d Ikon . 

nsxillo At,' at lus i-nsidenco near 


Tm Loans Isi.ands — Tho TortUud Advertiser statei 
tliht sevt rul of the ship owners’ of that port are deeply in- 
te rut ted in the Lobos Island controversy, from tho fact 
that on tho strength of Mr Webster’s letter to Captain 
Jewett, they churtered their vessels to loud guano. They 
look to our Government for indemnity. 


l* n * le XB extensively ' 

Wsndaimf ‘ f' ovcd; m “"y relatives j 
' In tho f!n , tat ° wU1 m °urn his do-- 
Stata - Perl,, ° f r J8:!4 ’ 1,0 omigratod to j 
luid ntade a* f ° W mcn buT0 bvC( l fi o 
,| nn ( io hi* „ ° W ® non 'i e s. Tho writer 
ago, a)1( j Cl iunintanoo more than 20 
r«lge 0 f U| r ? m “ n intimuto personal 
“ U tll ° re 'a«iona of life, 

" Ulcn in hi* 1 tlmt few ’ cry few, 


y, 

m 


K 


in hiu , • ?' VMWW ,uw > very 

l»mon ever lived or died. 


’“ ‘‘Rniano 1 1 


m 


nflulgont master, a 
Ww “ worthy member of 


rift- H« 

i G hriatiftn^uni- 
“«»rs him some time before his 
w littlo uf 1 " t0 conver se, and he 
Suited, ho inf 60 “"W as to tho state 

2: 1 ‘mat worf 'tf, m ° liis couli - 


Tm: I)**,** 8, lie 0»a*,..— It I* **ij the propo.cd "chip 
canal iicron* tin, Iithmpa of Darien, will ,. 0 «t A’12 000 000 
and .that the London panic* concerned lu It dc.drcto 
receive the co-operation of ccrnral Icadiug cipltaliit* lu 
New York Point Kxcpici, In the (lulf cr Uarlen where 
the tcrwtuu* of the canal I* to lie. 1* about 126 mile* cu.t 
of I'auiuun. and qu the suuu< piir»»lli | of latitude. 

| Ion Limeria.—Wu havt) ulreudy n.unouucvd that the 
brig gjjolc, (Japtttiii Drnudt, was^j.0 suiljrom Ninr Vurk for 
j Mourovla ou tho first of OctobyrT 

I On tho first uf Nt.vembi-r tlm brig Ralph Uroiw will suit 
| fn.m llallimorH fur Llbt-ria. with freight, cabin passougiuj 
and t-migrants. Thu prospect la tljat gbout tw.u hundred 
uulgrnnts will go out In tlm vessel. They uru ueariy oil 
frum Virginia und North Garuliuu A number of Mlssiou- 
arifs aro expected to embark lu tho Ralph Gross, with 
whom Avill ho tho Kov lllshop 8cott, of tho Sloth odist 
Episcopal Church. Tlm Kuv. James l'orry expects to go 
out iu tlm saint, vessel. Ho received his appointment us 
goiW raUuporintoi.dfut of the Methodist Kplseopal Church 
In Liberia some weeks ago. 

It Is intended to Heud another vessel from NowUr leans 
about tlm first of Ileeumbor. 

foccmigratton ^ru fla^rioyrcat .j at. it,. 
Tire«enrTlh,e, and we Karo no doubt that It will lucre**,. 
The report of tho.c who hare beeu .cut out to examine 
the country and rejprt thereon 1. highly eetlefaclor. 


Untf 0 c ., ero *' rln in tlio Rcdoo 
01 u ‘o world 


kvi 

PliUcaa to 


mef 

He expressed a 


g °’ #Ud “l 40 * 40 the juany re- 
’liauger' lmd K<J “° Fefure .lie 


“Hid f.i , u “l»ko 
ho , 1 '“"H" who lmd 

■irann.^ . . o--'- -'hiuit-, iiu 

wching that happy 


^ ds M 


father; thy wolooiue 


pres- 


Aa A Hour, ON An»,,xh.*«, N.rcxu _ Fur 

■ome tin,,' peet, call* for o meeting to be held at Brrurnee 
New! ork. have been adycr.tl.ed In the paper* nubUelied In 
tbet vidulty. for tbo purjeije ..r , c|ebretl„g t[„ a uu | vor 
eery of the raroue of the fuglllre Jerry, which event 
aUd such an oxci turnout a year ago. W, 


cro- 
however. 


^ had nindo himself obnoxious In tlm 
G’ubnn authorities, nnd threats had been ntade that thh 
ship would not he allowed in the harbor If In* wap on 
hoard. This threat was carried Into eir.-ct. ns will he seen 
by the following statement, furnished hy Mr 8. him-u If . 

As the Crescent City approached the port, tlm Captain 
of the Port met her at the mouth of the hail.or. and 
lundo motions not to enter tho port, which order was 
disregarded hy the Captain, and he stood iu. • The Captain 
of the Port then ordered him verbally to henve-to at the 
ntoutli of the harbor, which order Captain Porter mused 
to obey, ns u was blowing half a gain of wind at the time, 
nnd moreover, not having any li^xntioiu f remaining 
outsi.bi tho harbor, lie thought ft n useless waste or time 
I he (-. escunt Ul^y -accordingly proceeded to her mirlmr- 
agu. having rufused to take a pilot, the wind blowing too 
hard to stop the ship. c 

Alter tlm vessel was anchored, the. Captain v of the Pi i t 
enme alongside and demanded why UioOftfKootit City hiuf 
not stopped outside the harbor when he Iwid eiveh the 
order. The Captain informed him that it was, not a 
proper placo to stop a ship, under the Hrcumstanees. nnd 
ho would bo risking his ship hy so doing— he had accord- 
iugly refused to obey the ordfr. Captain Porter was then 
asked for tho ship's articles, nnd when the Captain; of the 
Port ascertained thill Mr. 8mith's naino was ou them, lie 
told tlm Captain tlmt the Cnptnln Oenernl’s order was 
f° r ‘I"* Gredcent City to go’ to sea immediately, whle 
oid r Captain Porter refused to o*bey .until his mull nm 
piiFSengers were lniidjil, or the responsibility .nr not liimliug 
them was fixed on the Spanish authorities. 

H« was told hy tho Captain of the Port that tho pnssen 
g" r ‘ Would have to go to son with tho ship ; that tlm Qffl 
eor of the Port paid lia. would tako Hie malls, when tli 
Captain refused to deliver # them. until it was settle 
whetjmr the hip was to proceed to sen or not, CnptHln 
Porter informed the Captain of the Port that he would nht 
move his nnelior until ho hud made a formal protest agnlnsi 
such conduct before tho Captain General, which protest 
the ( aptain-of the Pyrt consented to take on shore to tlm 
Captain Geueral. In tho spaco of half an hour it was re 
turni"l. The Captain General refused torecoive liny coni 
njuiiieation direct from Captain Porter, but would recelvi 
It through tho Consul. Tho protest was accordingly seut 
t n tlm -aolintf Consul. Mr. Moorlnn. All this time, the. 
boats from shore and tho official boats wero hovering 
around the ship <it « distance, waiting tho result. Aft 
sunset, tho Captain of tho Port cniuo alongside, and in 
formed Captain' Porter that, as Dm protect lmd been seht 
a long distance to the Consul. It was too late to anwser It 
thht night, und that tlm ship was Ordered to proceed to 
ten. •• \ nu refuse, then, to receive tlm mails ana passe n 
ger> ’ said the Cuptuiu. •• Nocoutmunicutlou of any kind 
allowed," said the Captulu of the Port. 

Cniialn Porter having dono all that was necessary ou 
the occasion, und finding no prospect of getting rid of his 
passe ngers, having laid his protest before the Government, 
and left with them tlm responsibility of this outrageous 
proceeding, pyt to m u. Thu Government sent him a pilot, 
which he refused to receive, ami at 7 o'clock tlm ship 
passe ■ I the Moro. Tho Biauilsh ofllcer who eoudneted the 
business of sending tho Orescent City to sea, Don Guilin- 
mo Chacon, hi haved throughout with great courtesy nnd 
politeness, exhibiting no feeling on the occasion, but evi 
dently showing that he had an unpleasunt duty to per- 
form. Then* wus uo feeling or rudeness exhibited on 
eithe r side, and on tli: t score no complaint is made against 
tlm authorities of Cuba. Thu matter is oue how which 
cone . tub tho Government of the United States, and with 
which companies und individuals have uothfng to d". 

The following is the protest made Itf tFaptain Porter, 
and Uld before tho Captuin General : 

H Viereat,- The Spanish authorities in Cuba have issued 
an ordered to pretent the entrance of the U. S. Mali 
sL&iusbip Crescent City Into the port of Havana, to which 
the said steamship is hound in the pursuit of her legiti- 
mate business, no offence having been committed on the 
coast of Cuba ng.iiusUlm laws.uf 8pain by the tifnWrfiiorH 
crew of said vessel, and the said order being direct con- 
travention of tho treaty stipulations between the two 
tlon.- ; I do therefore strongly protest in the name of the 
of th6 Lnlted States Mail steamship Company, whose iu- 
tere.-t I represent, and also in the name qf tlm Govern- 
ment of the United States, whose ofllcer 1 am. against a 
provision so arbTtrary. 

Tlm Spanish authorities in Cuba for ttye extraordinary 
course taken hy them profess to hold tlm United States 
Mail Steamship Company responsible /or newspaper arti- 
cle.- published in the United States, and wfilchare alleged 
to have been written by the Purser of the Crescent City. 

It has been distinctly declared by me (though no such 
declaration was called for on my part) that Mr. Smith, tlm 
Purser, has no agency iu composing or publishing any 
such articles. I protest against the United SlateH Mail 
8teumshjp Company being held responsible fpr tlm pub- 
lication of any articles in the newspapers of the United 
States, ns such matters, are wholly beyond'tbe control of 
tin- s.iid company as well as of the officers of tho ship corn 
neoti d therewith. 

Iho Press of the United States acknowledges uo direct 
censorship from any nuarter whatsoever, uud > answera- 
ble only to the laws of the Government. I protest against 
an American citizen, and an officer of the . ship, being 
hold responsible for suqh publications, and being treated 
with personal disrespect. Such conduct is unworthy of 
a nation that professes to have attained the highest de- 
gree or civilixatiou. I protest against the non-admission 
of this ship into the harbor of Havana, as it is a deep 
Injury to the United States Mall Steumship Company, 
who aro thereby disabled from complying with tliblr con- 
tract to tlm Government of the United States, and which • 
company have already received most serious injuries from 
the hands of the gpauish Government, hy having their 
ships driven out of the harbor of Havana. 

Respectfully submitted. . Daiio D. Pohtek. 

Lieut. U.8 Navy uml Commanding 
U.-8. Mail Steamship Crescent City 
To the Authorities of Cuba. 

A meeting of tho^ passengers was held on hounl the 
steamer while she was coming up the river yesterdov, 
and resolution's were adopted returuiug thanks to Capt. 
Porter for his attentions to their comfort throughout the 
passage, aud cordially approving of bis course at Havana 
Tho following dispatch was received Wednesday evening 
by .Mr. Jennings, in reply to u messugo sent by him in th 
morning asking instructions : 

National TklkurAmi Ornci:. f 
. „ . . , NewVork. Oct. 6. 1862. I 

Jo Jumtt H. Ji minims, .hfmt : 

If the authorities at Havana refused to lot Capt. Torter 
enter the port, tell him to bring the Cuba mail and freiglit 
back toNew\ork, unless the Post-master at NewOrleuns 
orders the former left in NewOrleans. If the passengers 
for Havana desire it. they can also return to NewYork 
free. Will refer the matter to tho United States Govern- 
ment. Don't detain the Falcon. 31. <) ’’Kobk 


f* Robert time s 
, ii. -i» Tnl killed one i, | 

Minn on Dli‘ Fpot Aliutller was sererely W < ,11 tided , bill 
made bis way into Corpus Chrisli and gave the above 
se.i.nnl to the Valley. The sntne .paper says -a sergeant 
arrived from Los Ojiielo^. and reported thul hi* found the 
nmil ritler frmn that piaee |n Lured-* lying lu the mnd. 
about (let}*’ miles from Corpus Christ I. severely vtuundeil 


with nrro 
An 


i'«l hy Die pr 


Srvimv- -The 

of tin- Legislature I* fit (It being di-e 
and Die public generally 

1 'in An m> — The Lavaca Commercial says, • We 
I • vi r ii, by a private letter from the tielghhorhiKMl of Mrs 
Iv-ir’s. on the Lavaca river, that Robert Hwiiu nnd Wm 
< oltati. while ongngetl at » game of cants at a groggory lu 
Unit neighborhood. go| Into a dtspnle. when the former 
si ablx-d the latter several time , with n pocket-knif \ kff|. 
ing him nlmoht In.-tantly It i- slnti.d that Cohan had no 
weapons tn defend hliiifcir A coroner'^' Jmiuert' was 
, * u ' f-nliini. and pronounced it willful 


murder. 


11 ''.'''iii. Th, -- i,, ,| - rJ puhllenti hits n ,•■•** J ,| 
Dir Sant i Ue Gazette of the 31st August'. It contain a 
few Items of interest. Judge Mower, who jleoUiS 1 to hare 
performed his duty most aceeptahly to the people, was 
nhoiit leaving for the States, Intending to return home In 
Mnrolr or April next Gov. Lane wnj expected lu two or 
three days, and n hospitable reception was promised to 
him Tho appointment of Mr. Greiner ns Fcrrotury of 
the Territory was favorably reeiilved. Mr. Greiner had 
returned fro m Fort Welter. noarJllm. Dn| iji«ir.. Mino s, 
where lie had held an Interview with some of the Apache 
They professed to be D-r *• peace." An American, by tie 
name or Conn, an old bottler, with a Mexican aud his 
will-, were murdered in one, -house, and iu nn» night, near 
Santa Ke. The murden r.s were suppnped to he. n Mi'xleni 
and a lhiehlo Indian Two Mexicans entered the atnro r, 
MiljfPr -V aughn. nt-l*tnrrf. . , n pretext of buying something 
when, at an ungunrdeirtfloment, t|,ey made an attack up 
on him. and one of thftn. with a- knife, made a cut whirl 
severed Ills lint-brim, and slightly wounded him in ths 
neck, near the jugular v. in. and also lntliobn-a.it Hut 
.they found' the Major, we presume, rnthcra hard- bargain. 


The d< inocral i 
Thayer for Ci 
for President, eft 

I)u1cr of WolliiiRton. 

. Tile HilUsh re.ddi'li! - III 
preparations f,, r the ee.b-lirat 
"t Welllnglot,. 

Ftirthur by tho Asl.t Liverpool M.trlt-its. 

'' NiivVoim GiMola'-r 0 

" r Ml t mV ’it. IJv-t-’rpool lor the Hiree tlt.y 
«!• iwirtun* of Hie A -la were isoto, 

«iU0 were taken 


M ober fl 
1 1 - m king • x'tefffjftl 
:■ | hill 


Km: 

tnent 


and made good their retreat. The death or Judge Her 
umnn Von Grolmnn 1^ nnnouh^tl The Free Masons nl 
the Montezunia Lodge passed appropriate resolutions', 


Mo 


News irqm the Plains —T he Independence, 
Messengerof the 18th ult . snys f 
Th« following Items of news, we learn from Mr Finch- 
stndter. who arrived her** Wednesday last. Mr II left 
mte Fe on the Uth ol Augii-t; * 

liuiiiiesi was very dull and money scarce; large iiuatiti 
Me- of goods in 8i\ute Fv.nml but little demand fur them 
riw.erops err h -ttrr III Nrw Mrxloo tilt* *, „*„„ the,, 
tliey have bi-en tor ten years piu-t. 

Met Yegrr’* tm 1 ,, „t Uorrley’* Fort on the 13th. Ilrv. 
Mr. Reid along with it 

On the 18th met Hubble’s train at Rabbit Ear. 

On.l he 2M mrt .Uoltra Stetr* Mail at Order Kprlna. 
On the «Jd met Maj. Carrolton. with a company «.f dra- 
goons. accompanied by Gov. Lane. • 

On t lie 24th niubytoniiV train at Lower Cimarone. 

On tin* 29th arrived at Fort Mackey, when- there were 
trik 1 1501,0 IuJi ‘ U,H cau, P* ,tl > Wtt >ring for .Major Fitzpa- 
On the 30th met Fitzpatrick 

.On Srptcmher 2, id met I train at I'nwnrr Fork— 

rnuld not cru«6 for Illicit water. On the Rune day the 
ran, puny were overtaken I,,- four *, .Idler* from Fort 
Muekey. in search, of four deserters, who were found iu 
the train and taken hack. 

Met Mayer on tho .''.d at Cow Greek. * 

On the 7th met the September mail at Lost Spring 
Hssengers— -Mr bpeuoer uud lady, und Mr. llouck. All 
goi d U l “° lrtt Ius were getting along well, uud health 


Additional by the Canada. 


We have tho following additional details of foreign 
new-, to tho ISth September, bfoucht hy the .steamer 
r'una.be: 


ENGLAND. 

T _» ucixj^x -ar XI- Ixhaaa;!-^^- 

IUMyely’w iGibi ographies of the Inti* Duke of Wellington 
ID- died suddenly.* from un apoplectic fit. at Walmer Oas- 
tle. on the Hill iitst The public are calling for n imtioiml 
funeral and the exteiislon of the patent of nobility to tb« 
female heirs. Lord 31 n lion ii understood to be bis lite- 
rary executor. A number of valuable offices fall into the 
gitt of 'the -Ministry by his death. The offlce'of Coinmnn- 
der-in-Uhief military in*-n would rather see bestowed up- 
on Lord llardinge or some other soldier. 


Tin recent high divideud of the Submarine Telegraph 
mpany has given an Impetus to telegniph enterprise 
Among the projects It Rai brought into prominence |h 
M essrs, HarrisouN'.propoml to unite Europe and America 
,la Orkney. Shi-tland and Farm* Ixlands to Iceland ami 
Jreenland They have now obtained an exclusive right 
Irotn the Duui-h Government to Labrador And Guet.ec 
.Stations are proposed at Kirkwall. Orkuey. Lerwick Shot- 
land. Thor-huveii. Faroe, Iteik Jarrik. Iceland, j'uliann'- 
Hope. Greenland, uud at one of the most eligible of the 
.nglish settb im-uts on the Labrador coast Purveys have 
liown that the bed uf the sea ii favorable, and that the' 
gr- -itest length of submarine wire would not exceed 5030 
miles. 


X; 

i speculat ion and 1000 for export 

Gonjinl Ncw.i. 

Xl " i »,,., - .hr epp'iilft- 

In htrf rf II," llrlll*!, Army. In 
"'"••"'MIMIIn.tun, b rr„ ulvrn l„ her, I 

llardinge. 

Goi n i iuim Ai SIMM ia. —T here were further reeeipli of 
three hundre.l and thirty thousand pounds sterling worth 

"..ri 1 rr '’"' A "" tmllb -l-cliiK Ihr week ui.llng the 
-'tli repti-nib- r. 

Irani i I *vJ 1 ”* Nsn»i voVa Poi.n t —In reply \pg to gn 
nl '•y'""'. '"‘"I" N*|,olrnn * 1 , 1,1 that the rrv hr 
• ,'lfr I Kti'i „ir, 0tr,M,l» heart mare than 1,1* ,.rl,l)- 
* j ,'ltJort will the Kami of hi* rounlry „„<t the ,.*tnl. 

It -1, of..OCller „l„l pri.-peelly.-hn-Sw.lInx whlrh hr 
" r ll "‘ l"‘"Plr IVI, ether thl. i.ljert cotjl, 

“• I--I attnlneil mater the title „r I're.Ment ,.r F.,„|.eri.r. 
hr c<> Uld l„it ray. If under lie 
any chanke. 

llnm.N A,e,„„ -Tlm condition „f the relatlnul fie 
W," ',, I ranee and II, iKi,,,,,. ,,,,e„|.||, „„ t|„, u r |n 
Mon. G becoming lerloui 

JiN-r I..NI, -Jenny bind llhldrehmldt ha* R lrrti tile 
■nm "l.hmr huhilred tlmnSand rlx thaler, far the endow 
munUot glrlr. F«-bee|,' in Hwnlen 
Fioon on tm; Riii.n^. — 8even villages have been sub 
merged by (he flood on the Rhine 

Spocie and Cotton. 

11 Th " A " 1 ' 4 br n"tt',t fSSO.009 ii', .peeie from T.lrerpoM 
l,a* elierked o,„. r „i|„ lv , r ,.| t on. t.mrk, 

11 r- and the *n!r*hnr,. l,e,„ very limited 

Important Arrcat and Suspicion. 

N,w Yd„„. ttUBSadar. Oelnber 
The A«in bring* an neeotintnf itffl.in .t ef a man h. 
Hanover. I„ wl,„„, po**e**l„u f umill , w „ || 1 h u *a„d 
dollar. In Anierlean B „ld and „ largo gold medal Tin 
,„„„ proved t„ „M ennrlrt r r „m the Knlted Stal- 

'r 1 * 1 1 ni'iivleteit nf rnhl.ery while redding In Phil 

ad. ,, , ,, ,o„„. time age, ||„ |« kn „„ n 

In Haiti, nero. where he dl,.ppc,red ahnul the time nf the 
me* robbery „r ,|„. lt*„ k p or t,’ m „ u l h . Me 1, ,„p. 
pneed lnhar,. hen, enneervd In that robbery, and the 

“ fU 1 ' , " a » llh , ' 1 "’ '« b 'dler.d In he th. cctchmteil 
Clay medal which was stolen In NewVork. 

Money for the Indiaiifi. 

^ 'Vaiiiinuton, October 7 

-lorernor Itam.ey ha. left thl. city for Minor, oU, h»r 
mi; n charge ,1, hundred thauMud ,h,ll»re. for the pa, 
mi nt nf Indian all 6 wan -es under treaties. 

Mouth. MiHsianippi. 

T1 ... , Waiiiinoton. October 8. 

lUe »>nr Department has appointed the Commissioner* 
to -■•"-nlnejhe month of the Ml.*l„lp p | river, preparatory 
to npenlug the chonuel In tlm tlulf nf J|ejt 00 . 

The Shoe 


A M iMMnin Him.iuin 
* b "' »' l-l'rlpgn, Id Mu,, 
loon tAenlv.*ore„ time* 

"'"‘Ain 11,0 Dulled Mat 

Inunder. MidoonUln.rlx (Idle* nf , . 

wtilet, It made wm, mnnulaetnr d l,v . 

' " " n f " r »«**. undhari,,, l, 
cotnlnniiodoRacr • 


,M Pctlnw 
during Dm 
l»irg*-r the o ■ 
•'* It Is I" 


i ^unt »•( Its color The 


lotnaki* un asert). 
with a Im|* 
• v r previously 
I hlgh,tOD)elln 
m i Tire silk c.f 
r I- rof Laals Ns 
elinl by him, wss 
•fholflimtt *l.ft0tt 


^ R im. Case —T he 
following singular case 


Cincinnati Gazetto' rclutes 

" IH, w« Runyan, Die owner nf 
in ''giuesti tltnhMnil dollars' * „.ti, 

in th! . e" ml, , '%£?*' K"’; 

«,.aUAn^,?oNo, v 'tz ,,:7 

■ ll.. !!, ' lr, ' bl ’ 10 *»" r,.*»*i.,l hr the hrn. 

' iiiai tb * -r 

lltln,, the te.l.tfir w„* Ineane Tlm rarlmia lie 

rnr"h,i"f!n" Wl " " r " ,,u "- ' Aft-c prorldlu, 

. ,A| "ape,,*--*, and , he payment nf all hi* Jmt 

, “ , t” the heir* ,.| hi, hr,, »„,| rt.ler*. 

I ler n »” i ', ' """ ' , " lUr T.. three |W|„g 

deter* and a brother, lire dollar, each lie give. („ , 
nephew klxty-IhrcA acre, nf „|„„,|. |,„d. »Ud 
niece, the remainder nf 1,1, prnp.rly. After a rar.ful In 


l rd«™!"i" ,0f '^e** -l- ,r 'ng lha U*ek. exempt ye*. 
-day S20 aaeka pHr.l, |. m , 

, Wl '’' ■‘HO Jack* Onr„ - export*, 1628. 

'■n<)VtSIf)Xg_ In the 

mark, *, rxe. 


In tbo 


-Hmk h.. . Pt ln * Tf O ■»**»»• Wall way. tl>« 

" * .tl*" •-'-’"■nulaled enw.ldwahty, * 


been deHrmis 

«a|i 


vesligutloh of Dm whole 


admit tho application to probnt, 


uzalter, Judge Warren refused to 


Doom iNirariT — Ponte i: 
HO* toil loaned n man th 


"Sufaeturo nf K , lh ," »'«•<■ »'"1 linn...,,;,, 


sensible rcmnrks : 

-uro;. ; 'IXS;i±Kfc , :“' a4 ‘'‘ b v'"V! b ' a -'- 


tent Ttin c ’ ttrr * , ‘ l * °» to R conaidarnble e 

1 , ^t,i.i l8 i“5ij ,ur :P"Pulntlon show that 


A Ivtter in Die Dublin Evening 31 ail. from Mr. Russell, 
of Liun-rick. to the i.'humbori of Commerce, iuiimutes 
that tli** Government Commission have reported in favor 
•T *• Fogu. son V as a trau-at lantie station 
The committee appointed by Government to inquire 
uml report ou the capabilities of the mercantile steam mu- 
rine for wnr purposes have proceeded to the Clydu to muke 
inquiries, and will next visit Liverpool. 

All steamships of war are hencefo-th to be built with 
full, instead of auxiliary steAm power. The screw frigates 
Dauntless und Highflyer are ordered to Jamaicu. therd to 
await orders from Admiral Seymour. 

Favorable replies have been received to the circular of 
the International* Cheap Postage Association from the 
.Ministers ut London, of the Culled States, Austria. Spaiu. 
llmzil, Sardinia and Portugal, 

Blxty-nino hales of Darbadoes Cotton hive just been re- 
ceived at London. 

Jllr. Pugin, the eminent urehitect. is dead. 


On the above news an indignation meeting, very large 
ami i uthusiastic was held ut ltunk Arcade on Thursday 
night. Several popular and eminent speakers addressed 
the meeting, and the following resolutions were passed : 
ltt\olnJ. That Dm citizens of NewOrleans regard tho 
recent action ut the Government of Cuba, in rvtuslng to 
admit the Crescent City, un American ship, heuriug the 
American mail, and buviug on board a number of Ameri- 
can citizens, into the port of llavatia. for statements re- 
ported to have been made by the Purser of said ship 
withiu the United States, as a high-handed act. a viola- 
lion of Dm- treaty of Amity and Commerce between Spain 
and the Lnlted Stales, un iunult to our Uug. und uu out 
rage upon the rights of our citizen#. 

HetoUtil, That our Government will ho expictcd to de- 
maud and enforce indemnity f..r Dm past, and security 
for the future, iu regurd to this uud other violations ill 
the lights of our (lag uud our citizens, perpetrated by the 
Government of Spain. 1 

lMoljtd , That <h« conduct of Captuiu Porter, under the 
trying circumstances of Dm receut outrage of tlm Gres- 
oeut City, commuuds our warmest admiration uud re- 
sport 

UviJvrd. That this assembly udjourn. to meet on Mon- 
day « veiling next, on Lafayette .Square, uud that a coin* 
nuttie of tlve be uppoiutid to make arrangements tor Dm 
Milne. ISIgucd.J D I. Kicaiiho, 

J. K. Hatui un, 

Wm. Scon Haines, 
Wm. MonacIU.n, 


Ime Havana Mails ano Pasjl.noeus.— T hu lluvanu 
mails nnd passengers which cauie to this city oq tin 
steamer Crescent City, wore yusterduy forwarded to Mo. 
bile, uud will have passage tu tlm place of their duhtiml- 
Don on the Pluck Warrior 


Ni.w Un Tlm Charleston Mercury noticus the ro- 
celpt of ID#) bushels of new rice in Unit city. 


ilu; Hnmial Fair of the American Institute was to open 
at Castle Garden. NewVork. on Monday last. A splendid 
display wus anticipated. 


Imeohi. 


fo Dei ihiun.— T he Supreme Court of Peuusyl- 
Vania has decided iu favor of the principle that whether 
“ aMl * of a hroag " 1 b y liufipanj „ r wile, the h»*: 

' “ “ - RHoruey’s Ices uml expenses of 


TJAIidTHUir fluy cto wl Fi 
suit. 


Ilm hotel keepers ut N mgiu ,i , who generally 1 close In 
September, resolved to prolong the season to Dm end of 
October, lu cousequehce of Dm increased trade arising 
from tlm facilities afforded by the Rochester, Loekport anil 
Niagara railroads. 


A Nor l(i*„ or l-„ro,.,.”_T|i. I'l.rlland 

(Me.) AdverUaar *ay* tlmt at the oautp nmetlitg at U. thel 
sonm •• New Testuun-nts.” 
near t|m camp ground, 'old 


that tlm Mayor uud Alderupm ot Hyracuse have adoot««‘ u ’ U ° ti, ’ W ‘ J 1,1,41 
roMilutioua dtel.rlug »uul» 0glU>r»U6n a* dl.LutaW. ro “ b ‘“ lt " 

the clt, aud daugerou* la It. t.adeaay, roaaiantaudlag Urn i ?' P “ f ‘ “‘ PMlall)r 
oitlaaui to dealet froia parUaljmtiag la It, »ud adYldloJ the t “Tro a"" " 
prqjeqtorz to Abandon U. i *»• j filled with llqVor. 


, - - . to Dm unconverted ; und it turnod out 

Urn j that they were “earthen vessels,” in Dm form of hooks. 


Two persons who were eugugod in the 
wwe arrested, aud fined *10 aud costs each 


. FKAN’CK. 

Louis Nnpoh;ou left Paris on Tuesday, on his promised 

ur Sou th and West. Tluv papers eontnin little else than 
accounts of bis receptions, which have nil Dm resemblance 
at least of bciug enDuoynAtie. Along the whole route he 
wak received with cries of •• Vive I’Empervur.'' with which, 
it is stated, lm appear. .1 much premed. When lost heard 
of. the President -was at Nevus. 

During tlm past year tlm trado of France with the 
Lnlted Status has beau *- Imports 111) 000.1)00 francs, ex- 
ports 145 000 <m ;0 ; with England. Imports 60.u00.000 francs, 
expurts 2t)3,U00.UU0 fruues. 

A decrae of the President, dated St. Cloud, September 
13. orders a collection of tlm ballad poetry of France, un- 
der the title of” Uecuic I Geueral Des IWsler Paptilairs." 

Tm* -Akabar Algerian " paper bus uu article; evidently 
put forth as a feeler, respecting the liberation of Abdel 
Kiuler. on condition that he shall reside ut Mecca The 
"Akabar ’ insinuates that it would be dangerous to libe- 
rate him at all. 


uhatie ,' v .hi. V .ii , Kn ^i u ,u lu, “ ousineps. It «m- 
flm Jl;, J ' h hna-aoh Of ,,ur Imlu.try. (he value 

- ■ -e ,|| Ilm n nirof' l>y rev, cal million*, he 

or , I lie 0.1 mrt *" od ' '"-'“(“-‘'.ireJ. m (be pemluel 

lean c u t n,?r» w ,"‘ “ k --‘ Norik Amer. 

r«i l , . Workmeu hy liumlrwla, l,ul hy tbouwkd*. 

^ fS illTanf'f ,,7 "S IU bu ' m -“ b -*»K ap-varJ* 

aur^ T' alia, he cun.ldered 111. I 

S 't hmil ‘heir operation, to Ibla 

le ,,.;, J 11 ; 1 l !. tl .' 1 ""‘IllffMont for tkouaund* of vrorkamn 

j ii ji a in tav Gxmvf,=h4re mitl nijTtrt'**'\V7areT« Hr - 

n »e" ? C « r r wl !;-, “'-»>'■• “(nplox* about J00 paMon. 
' heiort, e„ “S' “tb ,SK '’, tut ' k “P faroinied 
the *b»T,a of l?ro.,. ""I"’ ,l '“ l " l*dt I” »" I" 

,„.t m li ,1... “"' l , br »A»n* I *0 that llmdon I* 

draw* laraelv rolm "iV ' f ,I »»'« 4 'buiwtt*.butoL*<i 

krone , . 11,0 1 ,“ b " r 01 uelgbturlng Stale*, to 
ro , ". ' t . £?»>''* " u Pg» 'oeet the want. „r her CM- 
North S uro w* The*e"good* are rent In all direction*. 
Wttl.,?.! K “" 1 -‘"-j 'beat, including .erer.t hundred 

cases, ktU, trcoiul haful . to hev Southern ni ’ _ 


Aepit. to An- .SaulArra and irrohro i™!* 
5.-'!)“-,“ .Vlaanaaa - -There a thou«and pretty, en- 


month* »lnrc, n lady re.ldlngln 
„ , matim ef $S2tn aml»t him In go 

l.nllrnrnfa, A few d.y* alnee. the lady received from II, e 

" l ' " , ' r log her that I, a wa. doing 

llnely. and eneln.lng live hundred dollar*. A Sn* return 
that f, r klndne-o, and ueeuminodatlnn ’ 


S “'’ 4 -".—Tho UntrvraaUat church In Mur- 

n,y etreet NewVork. Her Mr. Chapin'., w„ .Old on tire 

XIT -N f Z ^T”- ""“y- " T " paid 

Dir ' 1 Mr ’ 1 '-spln'e oongregnilnn will remote op 


Board ol llo&ltb. 

biBT or iPVTghjittjrnr ix tiipt rrrv w nnr uiu.eanb 

— llm Mark mJIng (),••, g ( | H gg . 


A"Z'iia Mnlig 
■'••• "‘H-hplW-ll 


iVnjPiu'K ♦, 

Mrlln. , 

l‘-)n«im|>tion.... 


..IS 




DntiUlt) ...... 


P»l|llllpj; '" 

' IlfKiiii Tmnirs* 

Dy*«-niiij 

r.n--r|iiiAliiU. 

Kniatiiidr 

F* *>r. \rr > ..I,* 

F.’-V' P 'niriniiimni . 

I t"', Y.ll.-w 

F*v*r, TypbulU 


rYnurkifv*. . 
i ,v,, i|!""r»« | 

l]▼rvrf, I ri.-,.rt»in . . . 
■un, (.Vrshral 

• •T*i« TraiiHiapo . . 

Cavai IVrn.,-|ut M 

. fllllMi. 

••‘r»er, 1 j p)„, ( 

•)MUllU 

*)s*lif. Km. t iu a 

IlMUllTIl 

^ An-|iii1nllon • f. , 

dm Am 


. . -Nr,.xrr«r# — 1m?» 

Irov. 1,1 "" ,rh lower rate*, mill tlm 

hr trjI.T’r. r'*" ' P - 'o'’ Inelndlng, rm Tn-e- 

„, r „ „ t I,’, ' ' ° at O" Of; and rm Thor*d,y 60 hM. 

if ,n# c *» has latterly bc«n tb«* rating 

ralo forrBtadl ..... w 1m , ejdhewdd 

tuns • i raj r ' 'n^bm . . . . ii^-on has gwuvraily b««n ln- 
'.•'l re hut tlm rates b„ r() ^ tr / n ^^ 

utlu.llng 100 casks Rldci (m Wednesday, at 0** V ft, for 
Ribbed, and In^lo'|H^orClca». In rMatl p«r«sU RIMwnI 

^ * l . RRd WmtiMwT- at 

main* wltlimit much efcnngw. Tha «Ains- 


•*>Yl 


> 


Hide, hnv 

1« It, l.ard 

aellon. hare laien llmlle.1 tna few lota at 0M6hl0,fa p t. 
for Inferior. and ll^ffllto Tor Prime. In hM* and' kara... 
(Veatern Hotter I,** adnnoed. nnd the later ti 
bar. been at l6ffj)lAd f ||, for keg* and flrkb , 
boa aohl In ronad ot. at 101 ), , and In retail 


TX®«K»Vtt, 

ItICF.-W. have noticed only retnll ante* of thl* , 

» id V ll for Carolina, A cargo arrlrcil ycterdny from 
l.harlaaton, hot the greaur portion waa prorlon.ly told to 


(IUNNY HAOH— IVe have heard of only mail aalaa of 
II, * nr leh at *1(4. Hound tola of bale, are held at 

"'IKTR/Sf- 

IIP 'IP -No role, are yet reported lo onr marhrt. W. 
,|U0te Dew.rotted. nominally. at K-V3W ft ton. 

, * " no ' nr teer large role, to report Hrer- 

pool ha* .old, from *-e„nd hand*, at tl 00 for Coaroa, and* 1 
tl 60 V "ark for Fine, dellrered free of ilrayag*. 

not PF.R— There ha* been rather mora 'nitnlry for thi* 
article, and the role, embrac. atent 0000 bag. Illo at a 
range of »-.«Sll» 1- lt , for „,d to prtm . nmrT^ ^ 
Hava boon no further arrival,. , h . dlrrot Impovta 
remain at 10,711.1 leg* alnr* tha lrt tWMemtwv 
BArtOISO AND HOPE — Wo have nette d only mall 
ARle* nf these article* during tha wtek, at 13M for good 


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», h, Knilvitina of. . 


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a jSa-.gil, Fmr 

I.V.IJInrf ruin'. 
.. 4iVloUoe*. 


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Of ih« 


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jrosrs.sml -iv <-ot«r»d. 


(NTERMKNTfl IN TUX YARIOtlX CgBtCTZKKg, 
Charily II uiiiul.. . ar'f,f«,.n. 




Jnlh-illr ^Ne. i). 


first 


lltliw*. . 

l'mi««Mf>i 

8l. Vinrviil ,Jt, 


A IIK81 III, Rnnau ry ll ,«r,| of Kaislth. 


IV* 


Doparturei of tho Colltna and Onngrd Storm, en 
ruon urr. nrobi. 

Et'KOrA, (Dr.).., 


VI AtlAIl A .1, , ■ ” —A" Vllkk HATUIlttAV, Aagail „ 

PArn/r ro '?"'', “ ,T0V KATIIRDAV, ' B..p6 < 

NEW V„HK ...W£|,.VkADAT, ■ t. 

farN«WVORIt....8AroRI(Ar, ' , . 

tto ANTIrwA ' i 1 '*™'' HATDRPAT. 

■"o ,»..i"k , M* ronK....wgDNgsaiT, „ 

??.*'. te'’ 1 :: roforNlW VORg....BATIIRDAf, .. 


AMEHICA,(D,.)....r„ r BOSTON.. 


...6ATURDAY, OcWber 8. 


AbCTIr.fAro.) fo, NEW VORK.. ..WFKNEXDAT 

NKnAiroro'V "'" XlW 'HCk SATURDAY, 

a!!?*?:';’"" no9TON •satubdav, 

<*";> (»■ Nklf YORK....WgDNmDAY, 

»(Hb A, (Br.) f„, NfW VOIIK... .SATURDAY, 

• fur BOSTON SATURDAY, 


CANADA, (Ur.). 

Havre and Bremen Steamers. 

FROM SOUTHAMPTON. 
for NEW YORK.... ^RDNESDAY, g* r |. (. 


RUMDOLDT.. 

III.K.vlA NN for SKW YOHK. . . .^EDNMUA Y,’ 


m s mm sse 


NEW ORLEANS MARKETS. 


/^''^nnisTJAN Anvorarr Orno 
-^ruturdiiy Morning. October 


gnging IRtle ways, which every, person mar nut on with 


meufK 1 Si^:iaS”^ dla, l “ ,W - lh ” move 




quiriug giauot-, the graneful atlentlons, wIRc-h areeapli- 
sur«MM l\miFi U ? l< tI W,t i* w ‘II"'P w Asesslon — these will .-n 
fa c c rl! ®."SS ® rar ';" " ob "ri. Above all. then 

S':: h ihouw - 


that aluiort entirely eompeueate* Tnr"1ark' 1 of Vauty* 

.1 eak dlrooTl'J' ro '"">■»'• that it will 

' , y ‘ 1 tb " b, '"' t - -'"'1 from that elicit an 


answer 
mil ure. 


... *“» •nu irom that elicit an 

and polll may b» made an eaaentlat tn our 


N.ro. — In.tead of IVom 1500 lo 1000 


Veol, I, '’‘e" 1 ' ""’P'-’r-" 1 ' formerly, lu tho uraeunlat 
> enicl . thi re are at present uDwnrdx i.r ujiki «. 


.. . ... r , . ut l ,r "«« , nt upwards of 2400, who are »u- 

fi?; » , r lrfr l “. b “bJlnjnaw nlilpi rendering old on.* 
nt lor wnr Herrloo, 1 owardi tho end „r the barveat a now 
n'K‘r n “ f te *“"■ I" I" !»• reuiovod from tbo stock*. The 

ru.ro.ro or .*!o " ,l "' t Wn * KlTl '" to !••• “ew etoamc r 
( uatoara.of 200 bom, power. „,,d the ttoamer llcntte, of 

low welerT"' * Mc f *! d -"(teed for narlgatlon lo abal- 
low Wuler. I* now ready lo have the engine put ln. Tho 

brffpomTro ml corT ' ll ' 1 ’" Adrla and Oroate*. and tbo 
.V; "* c-'Palred, nnd the preparation* are 
ri,^ K , f ',!‘ gn ,,|,w "Ohooncr. Tb* purclure ol 
Unlwr. hemp and Iron go.* hnndln hand with tbeae work*, 


and arrangements hnvo been made with K.nglleh ship- 
.f or ..te e building of two propeller frigate, of Jo 


ff"*r b ; ero" "S 00 ""'.,? tho ahiriiownea* ofihe ean^., 
the .hip* of tea I no will not bo built ot Venice, but at 
Pula. I London Time*. Rept ll ■ ’ 


J lirront" o/ ii* ‘'l !" aomaoxa. Owaxa.-Mr. 

J llryant. of lymbington Clly_ write* a* follow* : 

row TO*? 11 "? ' If olo'ioa of American* lo 
• Id! . h k "Kh 1M'1. lately, I bare broom* ad v Led of one 
rer .i.i « of ,b ”bt thirty tho, Land dnllara 

' r ! athle of nobility altached to It Tbo 
ero.ro ! ro! " ,, ( U '™X" Browna. a lieutenant lo the Ilrltlal, 
Ln m * bo - “-'tt/alod to tl,L country about tho your 1IH0, 
“■" '‘jte'J Rt Haverhill, Bins*., I an, quite certalu aro the 


ITALY. 

The Intrigues of Sir Ilenry Uulwer in Italy mated the 
Austrian Government some uuxicty. 

The gurrisous of Florence uud Iioioguu are to ho rein- 
forcod 


Jt is unuminoed in tho ftulic F.aimto that Dio Democra- 
tic Azgiiuium Committees of Tuscuuy uud the Romun 
flutes have turmully uuited. 

HICILV. 

Letters from Castlna of the 30th ult.. deserlhe the d» 
mage done hy tho eruption of Etna. One stream of lava 
had flowed towards Zuffaroni. 15 miles from Die crater 
and auother toward Mila, devastating the vineyards in 
Loth directions. Prayers lmd been offered iu nil the 
churches by way of averting Dm evil. 


.TURKEY. 

Correspondents of tbe Daily News state that tlm Porto 
Is exerting Itself with much euruestimh to pr«wure a 
modification of the jurisdiction now exercised hy foreign 
t.onsuls in Coiistantiuoplo over citizeus of their respect- 
ive nations. * 


Further information may bo obtained hy addressimr 
Mr. llryant. at the National Hotel, Washington If our 
name wo* only • Sir. Ilrowne," wo certainly should not 
give It op ao," without looking after this smart chance 


DErrai'cTivx Via,:.— A dlflpatcl, from Purl*, Ky . dated - 
the 29th nit . say* : A very destructive flro occurred last 
night ot Oyutklana, ubout 14 mile* from thl* place. The 
town was set on Are hy Incendiaries, causing great cou. 
aternallon hero among a number or tho r. aldonta of tha 
place present at the fair, who Immediately started for 
home. The flame* destroyed eight dwelling* and »torea 
two livery stable* and a number of horse*. 


Ihom r,,ic I ndia, Tvhkituhv. — A correspondent of the 
fort Smith (Ark ) Herald, writing from the Council 
Irouud, Creek Nation, under data or the 8th ult. give* 
some Irileraatlng intelligence from th* convention of de- 
legate* from the Indian tribe*, ou the frontier, belonging 
to the social compact : 

These delegate* were invited to meet their brethren, 
tlie Ureeks, h( Dm Uuuucil Ground, on Uiq tint day of 
Siipti mlmr, for tlm purposa qf taking Into consideration 
uu infraction of tbo- social -compact, or peace treaty by 
one or more n| tlm tribes belonging to tin- National Fra- 
teruily. Accordingly, delegates from several of mild 
trlbtis met at tlm Hum Hiid place appointed, to take Into 
consideration Dm course to b • pursued lu relatlou to the 
recent Uist urlmuee and unfriendly manifestations by the 
prairie Indian- Their deliherat ions eaiim to a close on 
Dip evening ol the Hth. instant, and resulted in the udop- 
tion ot |iaciflc measures, which were onco more to renew 
overtures of peace ainl iimity to theGamanrln-s. and other 
tribes who have v'.olafbd the peacir treaty heretofore ex- 
isting between th.ui For wlflMi pur|ss.e. Mr. Jesse 
LhUpolm has been iqzlruoted and- requeated to select a 
lew men from the Kuu-clii tribe living on bur border, wliu 
are to and ennfer with tlm Oauiunclms, and to request 
Dmiu to name a time und place to u „.„, a Oreek delega- 
tion. who will then propose, and if possible, set u t ime and 
place for a general council of all Dm Western tribes ; the 
object of which shall he to establish peace permanent |y 
hy universal consent, or ascertain what tribes are deter- 
mined to remain outsiders. 

Speeches were made by Yurk a-lrutch •• mireo. Unver- 
m-r of Dm UanadUu District of Dm Greek .Nation, who 
opened tlm Gouneil in a dignified manner, and by Mr 
W ni King, tlm delegate from tile Benecas. detailing the 
vils which war uml discord would bring upon Dmiu. 
Rev-ral other speeches V like Import; ah'-uudlng. 
doubtless,- with gfaphie "it rope aud metaphor." were iiu- i 
.iifciuviLhut- Usi*. *H. e *l-e*-t»y-44eA-sws e ww ) rT » aar)f"ttrtT r- ' N l 

praters through which they must pass to reach our coin- 
jifuliHusiqu, degetmraliug iuto aumt-Uiing like tlm foliow- 
}OX : 

" Mayby-ao. Ingin fight heap mlty lmd. Maby-soJilm 
by white man-mad ; kill it luguu all-take it laud cut 
it— buffalo; all.” 


Tnezii'he IJi'uir.n on Bosro.N Gommon — A Mr. John 
Griffin petitioned tho city government of IJoaton, on the 
27th. for permission, to dig a hole on Iloston Gommon. six 
feet in diameter, for tho purpose of obtaining *1000, 
which ho asserts his father, John Griffin, who served iu 
the army iu the war of the Revolution, secreted during 
the -troubled times " preceding said Wnr. Griffin says 
bv I* poor, aii'l wont* the money baJ. Tho politico wa* 
reform! to tho ComiuDtoo ou tho l.'ouimnu. 


En.oo, „n4Ii:v*r tb.av. — A ilLpatch from Loularlll. 
dat. J the 20th ult 

lirro yrotorday to boar Blr. Orlltondou’* oulogy or Urary 
t’b-y IToapokeof tho raaltod vlrluoa of, tho lamontrd 
patriot. Ill a rtralu of burning nnd touching •luiwoiico, 
which aoftouod every heart, and melted alruoat every oyo 


„■ — r.6, 1862. } 

b ‘ r " blu * b *‘*‘ , t rothc^ luoro aubnatlou in tli* appear- 
aoro of our general market during th. week just closed, 
Ibnugh a large hualners ha* not boon done lu any art-ole 
arept (lotion In WeMern pneluoa there ha* been no 
rcepc for extended operation*, tLe continued low stage of 
w.ler In the upper rlvenekroplpg our eupplica within the 
miwt moderate limit,.. Trice, have generally !*•„„ 
.U’lali.' d though lo a few artlcb, (hero h*. boon a falllog 
"L ,° ! '*" ; b » Principal be* been Pork, whlob bo. 
larg dy decllnrd. On Blond.y morning we published, In 
our telegraphic column*, account* from Liverpool to the 
22d September, brought to NewYork by the Atlantic and 
on Thursday date, t „ ||,c 26th, brought by the Asia 
Thee represent a ,,ulet and .trooping Dutton market In 
Ltrorpool during the week ending on the 26th ult , the 
role, having been limited to 40.0(10 bales, and Urn rate* 
closing as follows: Fair Orleans 6){ Middling Orleans 
6*,. Fair Uplands 0, and Middling Uplands 6','d **4 lb. 
Thu next steamer due from Knropw Is the Franklin, which 
was to lirtfP left Bouthampton on tho 20th ult. for New 
\ ork. The Cunard rteamer America was to have sailed 
Irom Liverpool on tho 2d instant, for Iloston via Aallftix. 

Tho weather in ths city has continued dry and warm 
during Dm wok. From Dm Interior, however, we havo 
accounts iff much rain, from whleh tho crops aro reported 
to havo suffered considerable Injury. The nccountsjrom 
the planting districts generally are unfavorable with re- 
gard to the growing crops. 

COTTON— There was a good demand at the opening of 
the Cotton market on Haturday. nnd with rather easier 
prices buyers took fully 6600 bales. On Monday, with the 
Atlantic's Recounts before them, hut few purchasers came 
forward, and factors conceded on some qualities, with 
the result of getting off barely M'iOO bales On Tuesday 
further concessions were obtained by buyers, and 6000 
bales were taken at a reduction o on ailddllnggrodes, 
the other qualities remaining without quotable change 
The rates were still easier at the opening of the market on 
\\ ednesdsy morning, and during the day purchasers came 
forward freely, the sales summing up fully 7700 hales. On 
Thursday tho demand continued active, and prices 
strengthened, the sales of the day embracing 7600 bales. 
Yesterday about 10.000 bales were taken at our quotations, 
which are altered to correspond with the closing ratre. 
The total business of the week thus sums up 30,000 bales, 
divided among English, French, Spanish and Northern 
buyer*. The rocelpts at this port sluce the 1st Beptember 
have been 142 167 bales, against 02.412 to the same date 
last year, showing an increase of 40,745 bales. We modify 
our quotations os follows : 


llagglng. ami ()..« for No. 1 Rnpn.... Thro. h,v. Un 

hron a f,.» Ml,, of f„,| U pagglo, „f n V «, yesterday 

1 10 bales sold at the reduced rnte of 10){4. . 

LEAD— Wrjret hear of no tmnsartlnu* | n our market 
Tl... last sals Was at *4 66 f) 100 ft for Upper Mines. 

LIMK— Hotn« lots of Western were sold, early In th« 
wc*-k. nt nbout Dm rate of our last quotation*, bnt latterly 
Die market has been rath, r firmer, nnd we have notice^ * 
rale of 170 bbls- Alton (Trumbull's) at *1 40 $ bbl. 
From second bunds the rates have » *>eq *1 60 for Western 
and *1 76 y bbl fur Tliothaston. eto' 

CANDLED We have heard of no transaetlons of any 
moment Htar am generally held at 24f326* * ft ; tb* 
ruling rate for retail parrels lias hern 26* H ft. 

HAT— We have noticed further sales of some 2000 hale* 
Hay. at a rang* of *20 000*23 00 * ton for Western. 

TA LLOW— We have heard of no further transactions | n 
I his article, and can give no quotations. Tbs quotation 
for prime, in NewVork. la 10>t* ft ft. 

LARI) OIL— Thl* article ho* further advafihed, and wa 
have noticed a ft-w sains at 02/aR>S* ^ galloo. 

FREIGHT*— ^ Them has l»e*n more activity In tb* 
Freight market, and th* rates have boon firm. The trans- 
actions of the week Include fourteen ships taken for 
Liverpool nt J*d for Gottoo, one at Kd for Cotton am! 
37s fld for Tobacco, one for Tlremen at 1‘** for Cotton 
and 40s for Tobacco, one for Trleete at l)a'« for Cotton, 
and two barks for European ports on private terms. We' 
have nlso noticed a ship laid on f«»r Havre at 1* for O*. 
ton. Thera Is no change of any Importance In the rates 
eoa..twise. and the engagement* yesterday Included a ship 
for Iloston at 0-16* fur Gotten. 

KXGIIANQK— There was a rather better demand for 
hills early In the week, but Inttorly the rate* have been 
dull kud drooping.* with very little demand. We now 
qui.to: 

; ,rl| uir 108.3709 

Friino* 6 17(4(35 26 

N. (York sixty-, l»y lull* <4 M Vt JLh 

light Uhookson NowVork .! . . . * ot! dlLJ.' 


NEW ORLEANS CATTLE UABXET. 


.It-mmos Orrt, ) 

Friday Evening, October 8, 186* / 


Ar riv-d during the pas t week. 301 R.-eves- 17A 

^j6lves and Yearlings. Tbo stock of good Beeves has 


Iwen moderate, aud the market closes hi favor of holders, 
with a small supply of tho better descriptions. The 1 
market Is bare of Hog*, with scarcely any Veal Cattle and 
but few Slice* and Milch Cowz offering. The market Is 
pretty Urm'at our quotation* : 


..6^®7cf 
nr* 6c « 


net. 

net. 


— r s i r v. ■ — 

hEKrOATVLr (Fine Western) 

(Attaknpap Texas, etc ) 

iisn Ke w 

J' 1 "' ;; OtWMOOJ _ 

Mns.'w vows.. * 25 / 9*60 f) hand 

(J.LVX. .no Tuiumu *7 OOAIB 00 f ho»d' 


Now Orleans Wholewle Price* Current 


CAnErUUsY CORRECTED EVERY WEEK. 


llacgtna*. 




KaleMepe, «)1 r 

'ky p- tie 


kealuel, 

Nurlhrro ...... 

Ilread, VMOOft 


Nery .... 
I'iltft 


Crikei* 

Ill-rewei, f < It 
Y..llow - 

llrleke, *M.J 

|j»k«* 

LaKlIeli Klre 


llottlt'M, Fcrore 

Ktiglwl. Porter . 


Fr. Wine, f) 1 001 < 

Hraa, loots.. - 




Java ... 


1-tKuuyin 

Ht. Itomlnso . . 

ChocolaU*, *«Ut 

No. i :.... 

No. II 

°SS5SS- V “' 

SbMlIilng . . . , . i 

Uo. yellowiiietUf- IIU 

Candice, V0-. I 

Hptorra, N. UotiWj 
tin. Nantucket. . 

TnUuW 


. 1 - « 


. - IS 


NLW ORLEARS * I.AHSIKIt ATION. 


Inferior 

Ordinary 8>«f35) 0 

Middling 0‘gYa) 0U 

Qood Middling. . . .1) l (|g)l0 


Middling Fair... .lo*;®— 

• luatou 

H.»a F.lr ..H-lfflUK 

Good and Finn.. .11 ^(a)— 


VOTTOtf AND TOSACUO STATLMCNT. 
q. . . . _ 4 . Cotton, bales. Tobacco, hhds. 

Stock on hind Bept. 1, 1862 0,632 

Received since 136 HJ6 

•* yesterday 5.8)2-142 V>7 

161.080 

Exported to date 47.1)07, 

•• yesterday 6.867 — 64 864 

Stock on hand not cleared. . 


18,764 

4,660 

0- Am 

•2.1422 

4 7WI 

00- 4,862 
18660 


...06835 

TOBAGCO — Thu Tobacco market has exhibited a fair 
degree of activity during the past week, nnd tho sales 

. ! "liter*.. 1950 hint*, of which 4(x) wore liik.n on S.turJ.y 

.Util ult. »»y» : A vary large audience attended aud Blond.y, 250 on Turod.y, 300 on lVedno*d*y. aud poo 
iTday tn hear Sir. Orlltondou’. eulogy or Ilenry ' ouThur.d.j and ye*tcrd.y, with the following canicular, r 


Thurnd.j and yeatorday, with tbo following particular* 
2d hhda ut ox*, 169 at — . 156 ai 5X, 38 at 6X ; 87 at 
* '-a - 27 «t 0.V- 24 at 6>,'. 6 at (I, 27 at ()),', 00 at 0, 108 nt 
*V, •»* at *.*»• 20 at 6.-;. 129 at 0,.4U nt — . 08 at 61,. 


pro.ent to tear*. A brief und .Irlklng libdury of the I 34 ut 6 7-10, 174 nt and 97 ut (l| f II, Tli. rule. 
Illu, Irion* dead wn« given of th. moat .ullafact ury efiar mo- -hav. bc«o Ann. aud we atlll quoto ■ Lui*. 

P" r -"'i lu th. hi.lory of Kentucky, ha* ! Inferior to 0. muioii. -V«®6-;i Fair lo'Flue, 6X(30', j 

Choice and Bclectlon*. 0%(fi)8 4 fl ft. 


there beeu prosented an occasion so full of interest. 




who 


Tn» KiiAWNki; Indians.— The Shawnee Indians, 
have beeu iu Washington sluce last: winter, havt 
eluded their busincM with Die ludiuu Bureau, und have 
honrn < <l to ^ il l ‘ ,, rihut«d among thrir people ut 


A no nu n Kniriiqi AHL — Private letters frum Ht. Jugu, 
e. iv. d via Havana, state that auuUu-r earthquake oc- 
un-ed at tlmt pbfti* un the 20th ult. The Inhubitaut* 
were so terriUed that they built temporary huts on the 


beach. 1 


Hr tA mho at H At'iN'j.— Kuui" thirty pussi-ugers of the 
etenmer Mayflower, running ou Lake Erie, have cpmo out 
with n card, making u couipluiut against tin. «,fficcrs uf 
tho htcaou-r Northern ludiauu. a rival boat, in whjohthey 
Bay: • The Mayflower , left Iluffulu slightly iu advance, 
and wbcq a few. uillea nut Was overtaken by tho Nurtheru 
Indiana, which went out of her usual course at bust twu 
miU^. passing to Dm ucrlliwurd uf tho Mayflower, aud 
When idniigRlde again altered her course so us to run 
directly across our buws, leuviug no ulternutlve for Capt. 
Willoughby hut to check JiJs engine aud muterUlly altec.| 
tbu course of hU boat, or permit a collision, tho cou 
queucee of which tV/iulil have le-en frightful .’' 


Uu 1 kd. — O n the 2jJJ ult., David Gui»j>t*r, aged about lu 
years, sou uf Itev. Du\ id M. Ghuuey, living nbout t* 11 
miles from Clinton, La. was accidentally killed by t(ie 
machinery of the gin It appears that he was driving 
the gin. aud tlmt iftypiug up nq.the lever to get his whip, 
nmi*i7t (TITO'S TriBglil hiitV e e iTtlie aiiuiToTTn’e Ynsfii^w heel 
and tlm bridge-tree, uud the buek part of the skull 
crushed Ills- jollier being near, ruu and picked up the 
quivering, though lifeless form of his interesting aon> A 
faithful ser.ruut, seeing bis muster overwhelmed with grid 
by the aecideut. took the b<'y from tho arms of his father 
and esrflevl shill) to hi* foud und .doting mother at the 


Tm:'» Phooiu s* or mi Ao»: — t/uRo n large purly la 
making preparations lu GluelimiUi to emigrate to Auo- 


trallu. 

Cmulkh 


J he Louis) )iiu Journal ol tho 2atb ult. euy* : 
We learn from a passenger 0u Dm Juhu 8iuip*ou. that 
when that boat passed Heudcrsou. 51 rs. Dixou' who had 
been attacked with cholera, was dead, aud the lion. A. 
Dixou was lying 111 with R. 


SUGAR — We noticed on Tuesday the arrival of tlm first 
hhdof the ucw crop of Buga r lu our market. U.oninu 
from the plantation of Mr. Charles Derblgny, at Lafourche 
and is Of good color and grain The tranenctiona. of Dm 
week haye beeu mostly limited to retail lots at firm prices, 
aud we quote : Common. ; flood Common, 6(g) 

6>4; Fair to fully Fulr. and Prime aud Choice 

6},fS)7Ki4 V JL. 

Week’s receipts, HI hhds— exports, 8 hhds. ' 
MOLA88KH— Wo have had only a moderate retail buzl- 
ness to report in MoUisses durhig Dm week, the ruling 
rates being f»r ordinary qualities, and 'JTftf'Jflj V 

gallon for prime ami choice rebelled. We b*Ve noticed 
the arrival of some bbl* and half bids new or op, of which 
Imlf bbl* are held ut 35* ^ gallon. 

Week’s receipt s, 62 bbls-wxport*. 07. 

FLOUR — The supply eoutiuues moderate iu Dm Flour 
market and the rates ore firmer, though' without any ma- 
terial cbnugc. The week’* sales embrace I2U()0 bbU 

ny#ti)rnt^ ft tm?®* ruo^ Tnr-rnitori« , ’23ffW "30 for hi; 

Louie, and *4 60/a)*4 76 )t bbl for extra aud choice 
brands Thu trauseotious luelude, on Thurn^ay, two flat- 
bout load* Ohio, embracing 2.5UO bbli, Unvd und delivered 
alongside ship. *t *3 06),'* 'p bbl. Yesterday's sales 
reached fully 3000 bbls, including 20U0 Ohio (two dutbout 
loads) at *3 90, 275 at *4 00, 400 8t. Louis, lu lot*, at 
*4 30. an-1 2o0 Extra, lu two or three lota, ut *4 60(2) 
*4 87 K V bbl. 

Week * receipts, 11.3(10 bbl*— exports, 3814, 

G It A I N — Hut little lias beeu dolug In Corn during the 
last week, and the sales reach barely 3000 sack* at 50/®6l# 
V bushel, the ruling rate being OOg for Yellow aud White. 
OaU have advanced 2(2)3* |t bushel, with sales of eome 
10,000 sacks mostly at 37 >,038* $ bushel bye St. Louis, 
lirau has ooutlnued heavy at a range uf 76(2)80* ft 100 | 
ft— the ruling rate being 7T>»* .... We have not heard of 




('oUona<l*s . 

KstibsU 

Calico PriaU. ..I- 
Jenna, K « alack y - 

laiutsyv, Ky. . 

ilo. Eartsm.. 
Due k, FMi. 
Hum 1* . 

Kagltak.. 

Havana . . 
Aai.NM.ValO, yd - 


flrra 

Uirwoi 


•lia 00 


Ujjwood, Cmpy 
do. 81. Domina* 
Fatllc, TamiMri jio 00 
Indigo #>• - to 

Ms id«r — I* 

O— M.l 1 




« It, I . ut<*. , anp.J s M 
llliiioia* Slo.do . 4 00 
HI, Uula.Cily.. 4 VO 
Hout 


Moluaaea, |*gi 


KfJilfeurS! * ~ 

Tar |»HW i K0 



Ha 


rr.l«k,L, # b. 
Tinaan' V bbl. 

Bump i 

Male, Norlktra 
do. Wo* turn . . . . 
do. do. halMibl, 
lad.. M«., 


I 00 
lie 
it* 


Prim* Mom.... 
PHn.*,«l Md,,, 


8. BWf... 
Cargo 

rose : 

CW.DHI.... 


M. O 

Pnma 

lift ><*1*1,9*, 
Baeoa 1 
Haou,V» . 


Sbouldtra.,.. 

Lsoat 

Burra* 1 

Oo^ta 


Cuat 


pt. Appu: 


« 10 
4 00 

it 00 


M0* 
14 H 

• 04 




For*#,, ^ 

ti'Sdon, |B doMl 

NorUum,* bbl. 
N-.f(h.mila.., 

Polaf 


zE 

E 

- 14 


- 11 


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— 

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do. YsIIomt. . . . 


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E’i) 


Flu a seed. «*>--< - 
Flsb. t’«d. r . 
M i. k-r- 1. 1 , bl.l | 

do. No. 1 

-)•». No. > 

lli-iMif,* boa. - 

Fruit, ¥ »<*'*• 

fl-tll** - 

ll-a-iw, Mil 

da. Mai I- 




E“n— 

•a«T. m 

L- -• -(■• C|ly . 

On l l.ni. tn, „ . . 

Itaraua arblU.., 

do. Fallow 

do. Wowa .,... 

LW.!b.l.*llkU. 

CLfe 1 *"- 

lull, 

biv.rpl.Bn* aarkl 

de.do.U •i4»fo,[— ^ ^ 

! fcnfisrhs by 

i Pg 

<hP • 

I Hutwia 

I do. brown 


'l 2 . 
i-i^ 


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I 44 
4 4* 


til 

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- iirpff 


I >' in- 111a. 

Orutigra 

Fiat, drum, *( u. — 
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; Bin. I»ivi!*n IN litNi: Kane.— It Will berimembiTed Hint 
I Mr. Mailitf.irt, sn distinguish' <1 In submarine enginery, 
j hat undertaken to rnlw tbf Express rompany's safe in 
the M earner Atlantic. sunk upward* cf one hundred nnd 
j fifty fret Mow the surface at the bottom of Lakft Erie. 

I The Ant attempt was nnancpeMftil. from *nin« fault In 
, I ho diring apparatus. The second nit erupt was tundn and 
| the vessel was rosehfd. but from olhor clrcumstanceii 
I nothing was aeenmpIMiid toward* romin*’netngoperfttlnnfl 
I on the wrrrk. The Buffalo Cntnmetrlul Iran been fur- 
| nlshrd with the follow imr nccount of ililn e.iany. This I* 
the deepen dire on record, and will In 1 read with Interest : 
Notwithstanding (he somewhat unfavorable rendition 
of the went lor and the roughness of the water, it wns de 
termini d to ruake nil attempt to reirMi tin? wnek nn flnt 
nrday morning. )8tb Seplember. in order to tret the cm 
eltjr of the new hope. 

Mr. Oreen, thi-ri-farc, arrayed himself In tin* marine 
armor, and Hartcd Mrn second trip to tin* bottom otl.lii.r i 
. derecndrtl without an}' difficulty. and lauded 

directly In the. Interior ' f the et( ann*i V Hurdle pfpe. the I 


I aRAi.lkl Like Railroad. — A company hint been or- 
ganized Id runn pavnllel railroad in opposition to tlm 
present Utlen and Syracuse lino. In Now York, to be called 
the Utica and Syracuse Straight Liu* Uallrond Company. 
Thl® Will bn the first fair test In the United States ns to 
whether there he business enough to support two lines on 
one great thoroughfare. The Capital of the compauy Is in 
he *1,000.000. of which *350,600.1* now subscribed, and the 
the whole amount Is expected to bo taken In a few days. 
The road will be forty-six miles long, eight miles less than 
the present one. and the surreys will soon be made. , 

Sr .Paul's. -S('. Paul's Cathedral In London, cost *7- 
000.000. The clock in the tower has a pendulum 14 feet 
long, the weight at the end 112 pounds, the minute hands 
•76 pounds each, on four dials, and 8 feet long, the hour 
bands 44 pounds each, and 6‘g feet long. The dials nrn 
10 feet in diameter. The figures art*, 2 >, feet long. The 
bell that strikes tlm h'uurtl'ls heard 20 miles In clear dnys. 
bepig 10 feet diameter, and AX tons In weight. It ls v 
LtbRiwUm the death of tho Dean, the Muybr^ Bishop or 
LoWon. ora member of ^hn royal family. 


' A \mv I,ncoMOTi>» - Mr. William i*. Arnett, nt town 
has made certain InlpfOTemcnt* Jn tlm locomotive. by 
which It U adopted In ' running on plank or niscadinin d 
) road*. As far us the Walhliiglon National Intelllg^ncir 
ran Judge from an examination or hi* plan. Us chief nov- 
elty appears to consist In tlm nrrangcrnent’of fho'drlvltv 
wheels, uud in .connection therewith a rotating platform, 
which receives lift motion from tho driving w heels, and' 
operates In such manner us.'Ao a considerable extent, to 
Increase tin? speed of the lodotnollve, by increasing the 
tractile power of its drl\ lug wheeis, and olio to operate 
u* to prevent them from cutting or otherwise injuring the 
road. The loaomotU n In form resembles those in common 
u*o. having a steam-boiler, cylluderp. and other necessary 
appemlng. It has a steering apparatus of novel con- 
Vfutilon. by which tlm.pllot can, by tho turning of ii 
wlndla*. .give any desired direction to the locomotive In 
Uio shot i ?*st pie.Hlblo time. The deplgn of this locomotive 
1st" draw any idBroblenumbor of convenient!) constructed 
Vehicles and to connect with a railroad to receive pnssun- 
i?';r.« or freight null .convey them to distant towns or tltli-* 
g< where it is not only*ln>practlcnblo to construct a fall* 
road, but where traveling and business are not sufficient, 
to support such. Tills Improvement seems admirably 
fitted for the Western portions of this country, and espe- 
cially the immense prairies which arc now being laid 
with plank roads It would seem .also to be ad iptabln tit 
agricultural purposes.by simplyeonnect Ing therewith a line 
of plows ; or for driving machinery for various purposes; 
by supporting the locomotive upon u pair of wheels situ 
nted on either side of the driving wheels', and using ouo 
or both of the latter to coumiuuicate the p'ower of the 
engine, through n'band or otherwise, to the machine to be 
driven. 


FBLIOIANA FEMALE INSTITUTE, 

J.HCKSON, i.ovnir.is i 

«S'j«r, ,r SI HlLTJL.'S lh !" on 

Uc“w, Wa! 4b f“" 1 " 1,B * tm Monday In 

ih*»h» o'* izxatimi 

"* > “A 

TERMS— WTAItui SjtUl-AWilttLLY. IS A I. VANCE. 

' S 0 f, r ,'*' 0 - SO Pit month.) M 

Tulnn. runllcgl.t» Department.) . '.' '. 'to ,m 
(I’roparatory “ ) anon 

SSmItS ®* 1 ^ IM ? no t or a «wr (extra.). . 76 on 
r rtneh. Spanish, or Latin (extra.) . on on 

Drawing anil Painting (extra.) 01)00 

llrViiM 1 1,0 t * iat hoarding, nod Tuition In English 

HH lh,lt ,,f lhn he*t Instl- 
x, atil rV; mb ^ 0M tho wlous Depart- 
SC ., DC( - 

Having associated ourselves permanentlv in tlio Inter 

SM i* .•ft* b, " n " SUff ou r ; 

nllrd i-fTorh. to tho wolhro nml mlvniioi.mi'nt of our l’u. 


Intki.uoknck 


SOUTH-WESTERN 

JOHN » 


nir* cowr tws Bstristi OotrUN- 
id • Is not alt of vl her exempt frotn 
owequ-nt wpow a struggle for th* 
d the spoil® of * fl lee. The Meet 
kffalrs, It Is highly probable, will 
sHwlon of the House of CotriSfii? ; 
on* exceedingly fewrhtl that the 
a will be made over for twenty 


*“ ‘'"MU,uS7tLt°„« 00 

tlon, ut catalogue prices. 111 

Sumlny School ® 

«2«« n ui,,„ v t 5 

f hl " J-l <irt.„o ll t I, TP™*’!' 1 ^ 
o.oikA In ThPology |mhll,hpd l„ L, 

ro|».nmoi w which nmj ho rooml 

■Iprcluy Tnylor, Wcnlcy, cinrkp „ ' 
l.ocki.. Uncoil, Milton, Collier i?*! 
Pi, Icy, Klnclhourc, Uurncu.TiliofX' 
Idghton; Harrow, Molrlllc, Mnc,, 
Nct I n, . I,ran,. Homo, llloo m fl"i£ 
*cml, Kltto, llullcr. Edward, oS 
D'Auhlgny, huthcr. Cnlrln.^c "n 
UIHI-J-ls ! HYMNS! AND P] 
An extensive assortment, of all hI«„ 
of bindings. ’ ‘ * Uct 

r . , , fiuiiooft nOOKi 

I would respectfully call the attrn 
idn.nl,, teacher,, and " 

■ny large and raluablc a.,„rtm™t“ 
SpcUliigllndk, K1 ™^ ; 

Reading Book,, Arl .. ’ 

Dlcllonhrlco, 

Qrafnmnrs, ! 

Hhctorlc, 


ho o»w so fortunate as to be upon It. 
does In the aggregate, to about £3 2^0- 
the charge nf coUrrtlow, or about *ig- 
f the whole Indian revrnup, wb«® «|e 
Britain only amounts to about six «P*« 
edths or the revenue. The nnml**Y<*f 
nments. there being no less than n 


w. recfltes 
trithh In- 
D of£l00t) 


nBerr. from’ the day he arrives In In« 
mr of a Lieutenant Oolnwel In the 
ad after ten years arrrkw has a pensu 


silver. 

Every engitiet r Is well aware lliat when tho Hearn from 
tho upper dick has n blue appearance there Is danger . 
but e.very ntib does n<>t know that thlrf'blue appearance 
Ind cates hydrogen gas ; in fact it Is hydrogen p.vsTnnd In 
a state of inflnmmnbillty. The flame of this gas Is light ? 
blue, and only bum* when in ountaot.or supplied wih 
tixygen. As it is the lightest of ah gases, and rises to the 
upb' r part of the steam-jacket, a plpocoujd be intro- 
duced Into the upper part of the tteom-Jucket. and con- 
ducted to Ihe fire or engine-rooms, where the firemen or 
eujltiuer could occasionally try. the cock, and ascertain 
the formation of hydrogen by the color of the steam or 
Jet. Fhorild the jet appear of a blue cast, by having this 
pipe continued outboard and under the water,, line, the 
ita s co uld be allowed to escape . through this tube, and 
steam would then tnke jtp plncv 1 iu.the boiler. With thi* 
sutety-plpe well attended, nml the tipper tubes plated, but' 1 
few explosions ebuld possibly take place. 

As we say in clainm for patents. I do not claim Having 
discovered tlm method here in mentioned in making hy- 
drogen gas. but only ,t ho safety-tube aud the plated flues 
and tubes. 

Silver melts nt 1280 deg. Fahrenheit, or 20 deg. .Wedg- 
wood. and iron becomes of n red .hent. or cherry red. nt 
1100 dig. Fahrenheit. „or 10 di g. Wedgwood. There is 
then no likelihood of tho silver plating melting before 
the tubes enn be covered with water, should they at any 
“ ciui u , 

The engineer should -never open his safety-valve until 
ho has tried the upper cock in the boiler. Should the 
steam appear blue and irdlcate hydrogen, then he should 
certainly kee p hhu uiMv-valvt? shut, and work off the gas 
through his Cylinder. This will, if strictly attended to. 
save not only his own life, but that of many' other*. ; 


orU»O.T-r»,r()« r ~l l, iAVOOO 
ne« as much a* the I resident of the l nil? d 
M • IWTwMmA pwlxw ,'iy ananllly I f ,.T 
fraM. ,l III, pol.H, oot ,B hi' li»T.'llnn 
th* snug sum nf £5 000 for outfit and pns- 
fb*r»? are four counselors to advlM.* him at 
0000 each; one of them, the Commander- 
Ohm Bottling An particular. hAs £0.000 per 


A Misr.n.vnnu: Oi.d- Misra.— -Wo have already men- 
tioned In a paragraph that a man named Nield had died 
at Ashford. Kent county. England, leaving by will £1000 
t.<i hls.rclatlvos amj £500.000 to Queen Victoria. 80 there 
Is no danger of Her Majesty starving yet awhile. 


In his military capacity. 


•Mcrwlly obliged to manage on £16.000 per annum, 
while thaw e .miwlors suffer on Um short allowance of 
only £• 00ft Tbn« the Executive and Legislative (lov- 
MMt or India nosta about £2.800 000 per annum. 

Tbs Judicial branch is not far behind. It costs about 
noOt.TOO more, which W* little short of £700.000 toon 
than that of Great Britain and Ireland. 

There are first fbur Queen's Courts, three Supreme, 
and one JW.rJer’a Court, with eight Judges In all Their 
annul cost Is about £276.000. Tbr Chief Justice of Den- 
ial has £7.000 a year, and tbortJof Madras and Bombay 
£•000. The Dutsnes of Bcrgsniave £6000 each, and 
thou of MadrU aud Bombay £6.000. The Recorder of 
the three Eastern settlements, who travels over about 
m miles to fulfil his duties, has £4 500. and all have pen- 
■tons after ten years service, of fn.ui £1000 to £2,000 f«r 
vMf besides outfit and nassscc monev. 

J »ereareali*o exUn^^SleiSS^-aMaWishments. 
cows IsU ng of Bishops. Archdeacons. Chaplains. Prusbytc- 


SOHOOLS AND OOLLBQBS. 


Mesopotamia Female Seminary. 

KUTAW. OIIKKNE CO.. ALABAMA. 

The Fall Session of this Institution 'will open* on the 
• Flr,t ■ Mon >l»y of Soplonibcr. Younit Indiwfrom .iliiUnr, 
nr " re, l UMloa 10 “Ak' «rpU«U«n for entrance „ crly a, 
convenient. 

The accommodation* ortho School 
the best of facilities for acquiring a thorough and 
plishod Education. 7!.. 1 
ble In tho whole jiouth, 
beauty of the In “ 
attotvlU*; axatj 
gonco. aud refinement of tho 
little remains to be desired. T*. 
constantly associated with the 


STUM/: It FIELD, IMLU1S COUNTY, *1U1. 
THE Exercises of tho Tenth Session of this Institute 
will commence 011 tho First Monday of October next, under 
tho control and direction of tho following nntned gentle- 
men and ladles, who compose the Faculty : 

Hkv. A. II. Mitchell, D. I). , President and Professor 
of Mental and Moral Science. 

Urn. Km IIi iuiahh/A. M.. Profess&r of Ancient Lan- 

guoges. t _ 

M«: Thos: 0 . Ah A ur 1 rFroTmoTof'' MaThem&tlcs and 
Chemistry. 

IU:v. T. Y. IlAMsrr, Professor of English Literature. 
Miss Ji lia O. Towler, Teacher of English Branches. 
Mis9 Mary S. Garrett, Teacher of tho Preparatory 
Class. 

,J[IoN8..Ji LX9 Bhadv. member of the Royal Aoademy of 
Paris. Principal or the aMubIcoI, D epartment, and Professor 
of French., 

Mrs. Lucinda Ferouson, Assistant. 

Rates ’ of Tuition for the Soholastlc Year. 

MALE t'KI'AHTMLAT. 

rrlrunryCIo,, m oo 

HngllsU llrauinwr, Uoograjiliy, Arllhmetic and 111,- 

tory 30 00 

Lntiu, Greek, Mathematic* and Natural Sciences. 40 00 


FonTUNi: Telling Deve^opm unts^— T ho trial of a sin. 
gular can? wns commenced In the Court of Quarter Ses- 
sion* in Philadelphia, on the 24th ult.. and was continued 
throughout Saturday. The North American Says lllo ^e- 
tail< prove the existence of ‘as much Ignorance. a* wop extx 
liibitcd in the days of .Salem witchcraft. . The defendant* 
xere Mary (Minton nml Susin Spearing. \>ho were chargeii 
with eoiiRplring to cheat nml defraud George K. Elliott, 
a tavern keeper, by means of fortune telling and conjura- 
tions. which so influenced the mind of the prosecutor’* 
wife, that they thereby extorted money indirectly from ■ 
Mr. Elliott. The conjurations practiced as alleged by the 


arc such a* tQjifford 

....... accom- 

The location is one of tho moat eligi- 
Whether it regards the retired 
mliato aite. the Balubrit}* of the atinr><:- 

yf-Um w ,t r r.-wr-'thn.|nMi..,. iTllrlH. 

•j surrounding community. 
Three or more Teachers are 

- — e Principal iu the business 

of instruction, the marked features of which 
ness and honesty. T* 
tures,- Apparatus, and such other 
desirnble. 


U“mpo,il| oni 


Drawing. 

Book-Keeping, 

G'eogrnphy, 

History, 

— rogH$5r ' " " gr 

French Orammm fl DIct|*7rtf^n7w h, ’ 

-k.n.U.h.^. 

Tn ..very aepnrtmcnt of Scl,.„« 

J. 1>. would rail lb,, attention of S* ( !7 '* ,),b 
lie to 1.1, choice collection nr 
H ork, ' All the new nmi rSu^ """‘C 
received ,oon m Iwued from the 

D0.MKSTI0 AND FOUKION STAUOvn 
A large and raluablc „ra k at fZ?® 1 "- 
American Stationery, »„ fn ,, h >n **»». „ 

thing neually kept l„ a station,^ ' 
better aud Nul„ PAPERS, pf all 
HOOKS. COPY, NO PUESSES.Tnk ^'? Ui B, -« 
the lowest cash prices. » 

Any order, forwarded to me forS lllv L H 
leueou. Work,. Foreign nnd Aoerlra^T 1 ’ ” l * 
attended to, a. the enhscrila,, 1, c,mad,^ 9 , k< 
experience, eatcnelvu arnualnlane.™ 7'^* “"a 
that hi, ability to execute any order f*”n *"*' **? 
at rery meamrat,, price,. e,„, 1( , t 


'Cbcmiatry, 

Botany, 


. are thorough- 

Tho pupils enjoy tho benefits nf-Lec 
_ — J accessories os are most 


excepting ns 10 me Head, wlilch Is protected by the proper 
helmet. The difficulty iu breathing now becomes great, a 

painful sensation is experienced by the iliver. the jaws be- Quite a scene was exhibited on Tuesday nt the Smith- 
come distended, and the head seemingly splitting. This sonian Institution, not the less interesting because unnti- 
°°^Ul^yR^HUJL6fttILill , JCiyttliltg.a»A«»)lier ten or twelve ticipatuf. Expectation had tiot lx?en exhausted upon it. 
reet. theu the pain is rrlievfd.-the div.r feels comfortable. It was the Introductiou-Of the Semiuole Indians to the 
« ence8 no ^ urt “ rr * rnconv ‘ :n ** , ‘ re> beautiful collection of pictures iu the Western Gallery: 

u Imu ubout sixty feet below the surface, hundreds of They are chiefly portrait* of the various Indian chiefs 
mo legitimat*? inhabitants of the water Surround, the who have atUiued celebrity among their, tribes — have been 
aiWinibUliig nl ihelr strange visitor as though ho wa« been valiant iu war or wise and skillful iu peace and 
■rood lur the | fishes.” After reaching eeventy-flTc feet. Its negotintinns. It is indeed a brilliant cil lection, con- 
atl is ]>« rPctly dark — a black, impenetrable darkness*—^ venient in ipestlon. happily arranged, nnd Tlsited by 
MHl an electric flame play* arcun?l the inside of the hi I- thousands . It is seldom Chat visitor* may not be seen 
inet. caused by the friction of the pump. At about one there, with the rrcecxpianulyry pamphlet in hand.engeriy 
hundred and sixty feet the water is very cold, being in contemplating these fine specimens, richly colored, and 
i ue present seaaou wlthiu four or flye degree* of fn*i nog and displaying to great advantage those gorgeous hues iu 
.lr Maillefort has nturind in order46 obtain a larger which the Indian so mUch delights to robe himself., 
steamer, nnd to wall for settled and calm weAtlier before Bnt to sw* those living savages, dressed in. their coats r f 
!?* A .°«F ■ not jier attempt. He ba* not the slightest doubt many colors, gnxing on the images of those warriors ol dif- 
timt the next (ffort will be crowned with aucoess. Mr ferent tribe*, whoso fame had reached tln ir ears, was 
-!Tr. n w . .. cr ’ ,llU 1 prf ’ r . Mpmble of doing the quite exciting. I call them savages, but tho Florida In- 

>rk efl«‘ctually. and must rauk a* one of, the first and diun* present do not so well answer to t(ie name as the 
most useful - under-water men in the country Two Camauehes. Wlnn^bagoos. aud many others that Marc 
with Uk UTV P ald lhelr rM pcct® to their gnat father, surrendered their 

f.r fheLn,?»or f !*■ I } l h fSSl h lnUr ‘ , “ t biuda and subscribed to the treaties offered them. Though 

fill W C hT? U 1 °*i l W » ?' ^ Wd * ciothed iu th"lr native costume, which is hbundnntly iiic- 

tut wo Hxvo no Uoutit. turotque — tholr l.rad Jraw™ D.wd. ring erou mort.' lh»n 

usual on the oriental atyle— they have a more civilized jur.- 

a lest wild expression of countenance, and some of them 
Tei.rorani Between K ■solan d and America.— The vroa g P iM ^ Uie English language— quite an nsaimlhitiiig 
The Londou correspondent of the National lotelligencCr trft,t Among them arc Billy Bowlegs. Abraham the in- 
gives the following description df Hi ? new pn jert lor a U r l ,r ‘ 1 ‘ r. and John Jumper. The first, though less lofty 
« •- Great Britain nnd America in b' ight than anv of his comimnlous. is their well known 

new plun by far the most feast- Astute, diplomatic, nnd determined. This was my 

first view. of him. It was sudden and striking. I beheld 
ngo. that n project bad been » swarthy man. of low staturO) iu tho midst of tlm signs of 
constructing a submarine telegraph between dvilixation, surrounded by ourtoui and watchful pale 
util anil Ihi. II-I.-I X.J u rou ,„ not face* yet as completely absorbed In- tho study of these 

orally shorten the MIT,I K‘‘ portraits, us if lie had suddenly met with tribes of 
’mission of intelll- J lvo w »«rior.L While himself observing these objects so 
. and niogt materi- ‘ DteDtl 3 r > he in (act was " the observed of nil observers.” 
i nml repair*. Wo 1 Bt<K>d directly opposite to him, to scan his features, but 
nbmarino lines be- took uo notice of me whatever. When he arrived at that 
northwardly point l mrt of the gailery where tho portraits of the old Florida 
Islands, and thence Qhlefa are suspended, his features kindled with high on- 
d and the Verroe 5 he talked to his comrades with great fluency ; 

f 200 to 300 miles hl " person was animated. 8o when tho portrait or 
from tho western unowned warrior met bis eye. It b? came fired with an 

— rr-»- — •; HiZ. ' n -» ruumnnne line conveys ‘it to 'xpresaion of martial ardor more «afo to look Upon In that 

as it does uj?on tboae of mau Kioge Bay. on the eastern coast of Greenland : it thru than amid the everglades of Florida. I felt a rising 
bed and fractious. Just at day ® 0 fewnland to Juliana’s IIopo, ou tho western coast emotion of pity for the warrior, who was contemplating 

we ware cruising on the oil- o^ thiit continent. Iu Utitule CO d» g 42 min ; and Is con- tho ®Hadow* of former. pow. r. that served but to remind 
ootta,°tjon in the water about ^etcd-Umnoe by a water line of about 600 miles, across bUn of lhe departed sovereignty of tho wilderness, and «.f 

? J ^ >a ? on th,! coa *t of Labrador. an CIU P t y compliment to tho nioinorioff oP the once mighty 
Ucd till within fifty rods of it. From this point the line la to bo extended to Queboo u,, * n wbo hHd bowed to the supremacy of advancing civil- 

“rl ,f£TvT l « to »!S S5rr i " •* ooiii* 0 Vi r ° thu line 1® approximately estimated ^'dlon.and retired Within the narrow limits prescribed to 

•ACdBbadtfttoto Jil« ttiaUw* ,4 ^ n, i i r^ r,d , lho ■ubmarlue portions «»r it nt from them by the Irrealstablo government of theVbitcs. 

' MO®. Th.- peculiar .advantage® of tl™ • 

ions, is. that Tho NewYork Post gives tho following account of this 
queer *• customer 

Nield wbh a barrister at law. and died in Chelsea aged 
72 years. He was possessed of an immense fortune, but 
was of very eccentric and penurious liabiti. At the death 
of hi* father, thirty years since, ho cnuio into possession 
of about £260.000, which sum had not been touched up 
to the period of his death Tbo deceased was never. 

■ known to wt-ar a great coat. He usually dressed fu a blue 1 
coat, with metal buttons, which he prohibited being 
J brushed, as it would tuko off the nap aud deteriorate its 
' r I value. He held coukiderablu lauded property in Kentund 
in Duck*, and was always happy to receive uu invitation 
from his tuuautry to visit them, which be occasionally 
did. often remaining a month at a time, as be was thus 
enabled to add to his savings. His appearance aud man- 
ners led strangers to’iuiugiue that he was- iu the lowest 
verge of penury, aud their compassion was excited in his 
behalf, au instance of wlilch may be mentioned 
Just before tho introduction of tho railway system of 
traveling, the deceased had been on a visit to some of bis 
estates, and was returning to London, when the coach 
stopped at Farininghuin. With the exception of our 
miser, the passengers all retired to the inn. Missing their 
e.«uob companion, and recollecting his decayed appear- 
ance, they conceived he was in dhlrussed circumstanced, 
and accordingly a sum was subscribed, and a humping 
glass of brandy and water kindly sent to the •• poor” gwa- 
tieman. which be thankfully accepted. Many iustaures 
of a similar character might he related. A few days be- 
fore his death the deceased told one nt his executors that 
, he bud made a most singular will, but us the property 
was bis own be had douc us lie pleased with it. The exe- 
cutors are the Keeper of the Privy I'urso for tho time 


For further particulars apply to 


A WINCH ELL, 
Principal and Proprietor. 


■M of nervtee. from the small tax collector with Ills 
*j»0*000* r up to ad Indian counselor, growing bilh-u- 

Such ‘ spoils ” a* these arc worth having, bnt the c-.n- 
rost between these enormous salaries pniil to the Kng- 
■h officers and those paid to th* Kngtbli subordinates is 
try gtro! There are IOO.UOU.HOU lodian*. aud lu all In- 
la about 40000 Englishmen. There are three 
toMMoffKttv* Judges who receive salaries amounting 
> £632. £3M. and £134 pr year The (list draws jnM 
De-tenth of the salary of oo English Supreme Judge, the 
sooud one-twrlf Ih the salary »*> English provincial 
adge.and the third less thou one twentieth of what is 
old to a subordinate Collector of Land Tax. 

Thf inordinate salaries of the English rfflrcr* in India 
rare fixed at the Hate it was thought to b?' rich in mine- 
»l wealth, but It has proved poor enough, since the wage* 
r the laboring claw** are only 2d a day. and 100.000 U00 
f peog da coil HUtrlboU £<6000 .QUO ? or about one half 
fwltot a quarter lift hM number of people contribute in 
rcat Britain. The salaries of the Governor Gem ral nml 
adf«® w n fixed eighty year* hgo. and roruc high mb- 


CHUIICII BELLS. 

FACTORY, BTEAM n°AT AND DOCOMO. 
CIIIMEM n ou luni ' 1 »■"> HKAI.S nn, l 

rS^L n^ v nV [ ’rT'! ?iM. umlK ' r l '2!i- i ro . 

to tho2n.iu i XP 'i 1 ?' wlth "'"-'nHlu uruiiLare nltnclivU 
“ V 1 ;"'; u,1 “. *> O'- 1 ' 1-7 niny Ire nOJusU-d to ring rnnlly 

fi"tei 0 f7«tt (1,, ' ludlng rokl ’’ tnmv i,uJ 

DiuVth™ ri inSti° r i l !!!ii yrnnen tblo btulnsu by tbolr 
Rnl H^ih e “i ble . d 1 "‘‘■"flnln tho boot furm for 

^ 'Z ,0 , TK ? U r ae 1,11 il " 111 Ul " ooll.ll)y,,tr..ngtl, 

tm, i?uT od T 1 whlc " ta> DroVomonu, togottno 
h, ,1 tl X ', It “', l ,' 1VU nraurtuiout of ,.att. ru«. nro uo« 
not, ' u !" crib, ' r '- »lw l»» grown i.,, In Uio bu.b 

ratbm »|7 I? *S J> , V o7 mRonvor lo giuUIn the ropu- 
" > * ch tl ,‘” ootnbUsbtnont li t, liorototon, onjoyo.l. 

r,<™ . li 11 '“'"'P onuntrlo, ; the Hollo which 

York Si ? T U ? r ff' r, rS U ,‘° b *g b,,,,t nword, of tho N ow 

Ink .t’l'hlL 0 UlUni «'"1 Auioricnn Inotltnto. 

HoMora. .Ur “ftw Chlmro aud hoary Alarm 

Bells for different parte of the Onion and Canada 

fACtuml' h U '^h TI »J [NSTRUMENTH wlllotlll bo moml- 
[ra!,.w d b F ‘Ho BUhscriboro. of which they All haro coh. 
f® !" ‘ , " nJ ,*», aooortmont of Tran, II [littruinont,. 
oro, .0 I®? “ S ou, P*«l*' noni, no anj Ini- 

,T,“ o.,l io'onlra 81 ’’ r ““ “ r ««>'"«■ any 

All communications promptly att«ud«-d to. 
wi. _ ... ANDREW MEN KfcLY S SONS. 

cst Troy, Albany county. N. Y., 1B51. 

8LARK, DAY & STAUFFER. 

'P 10 Agents in New Orleans. 


French Language 25 0U 

Each etndent will be charged two dollars per year for 
tho purpose of furnishing wood* and water and for other 
necessary attention to the school rooms. 

— Gtie*h«lf of tho Tultlon"Fne Is payable in advance the 
other half at tho clorio of the session. 

HOARDING *»• 

Board can be obtained in tho village and Its Immediate 
Vicinity, iu the best *>f families, at from ten to twelve dol- 
lar* n month, including washing, fuel, lights, etc —half 
payable iuadvam o, tho other half at tho oud of tho term. 

Should parents be unable to accompany their children 
to the Iiistituto they need not hesitate about sending them 
on account of boarding, a* tbo President of the Institute 
will carefully see to it that they aro provided with good 
boarding bouses. > 

Parent® are requested to send Pbeir children in time for 
them to be ready to enter upon their studies tho first day 
of tho session. This is highly imjfbrtant as tho pupil* 
will experience, through tho whole course, the benefit of 
beginning with their classes. 

The healthy location of this Institution— its entire ex- 
emption from locul causes of disease — tho moral aud re- 
ligious character of the community— tho prohibition of 
the Bole of ardont spirits In the village, and for two mile* 
aro und it— its central position und convenience of access 
„nnd facility of communication (having a daily mail. Sun- 
days excepted.) together with the established reputation 
of tU»? faculty in their several departments of instruction 


Origin i j nr. Hack on Paletot.— Count. dlOrsay. who. 
whlh? lie resided In London, was a* much the lender nt 
fashion as Beau Nash in his day. or llrummcll in his, nml 
whose flat In dress whs potentinl. is not genernlly known 
^* tb^inv**ntorufthntrfkshtrmabtirnriIfnu.rclfeKS, tire sack 
or paletot, under the following amusing circumstnuces. 
though neither i* the name of tho garment In question 
Count d'Orsay railed it Ohesterfieid, in honor c! hi* 
friend. Uu? present Karl of Chesterfield, tin* great racing 
nobleman, who owns tin? finer t stud in England. “Count 
d'Orsay wo* returning from u stcplo chase, when being 
surprised by a heavy raliij 1m ordered his out-rider, who 
always carried hi* coat strapped on hi* saddle, that it 
might bo ready to protect tho Count iu the event of au 
accident like the present — ho Ordered his out-rider to 
bring him Ills clonk. Tbo pcxvnnt stammered out some ex- 
cuse about having forgotten It. No house war near ; the 
ordinary overcoat v&orn by tho Count was getting quite 
wet ; suddenly a turn lu tho road discovered to tho 
iinpntient rider a low drinking shop, and a sailor, covered 
with a sort of lnrge and long roundabout, which covered 
him nicely from hi* throat to below bis thighs. 

*• I say. there, my good friend," said the Count to him. 

wlmt, say ye to n sent by yon counter, and n chance at 
drinking my health until It clears up ?“ 

“ I febould like nothing better 

“ Good ' Then, off with your roundubout and sell it to 
me. You won’t want it while ye’re driuking. nnd after 
the rain is over you can buy another." 

‘•Oh. I am agreed.” ^ 

Thereupon tins sailor took off his coat, Count d’Orsay 
gave him ton guineas, put on the thick roundabout over 
hl« coat, and entered London in this costume. Tho rain 
bad censed ; tbo pun looked a* bright a* it can look iu the. 
louden sky of JSugland-j-it-was^thu-tlmu-of.day-when 
everybody went to the Bark ; Count d'Orsay rode down 
tho fashionable nvenue. tilled with exquisites and belles, 
bis pallor’s jacket still over hi* coat. Il took at once, nnd 
before a week every body in London was sacked. 

Canadian Ministerial Appointment. — Tho “Toronto 
Colonist ’’ has u special dispatch from Montreal, which 


•ad was very «xpcnrivv. 


ads easily nnd agreeably iu thirty days. The writer considers this 
ive in Calcutta almost a* cheap as he can in ble yet proposed, 
ntjoy the same luxuries that' the great We stated, a few week* 

«4i. foryned for „ ruuuwi|ll „ ... 

Ba Director, With this enormous patronage Great Britain nnd the United State* hr 
ertalidya mau to doff one’s hat lo. .aud fore thought of. which would r. rv nnttin 
nd favor is not to be despised But all thl* line of water transit, render tlio’ trausni 
*mt ranch ofUm. pcwcwInM. upon «mc t f f cnc« ranch Iran liable to interruption, a: 
iri». flag U being holKtrd eTrrj hour out i t ally dlmlnlrli the ru»t of conMructlon a 
or. costs more than it cOmro to, and that It have now tho map of the proposed puI.i 
ry well to boost of, but it is an exceedingly fore us. Th4y commence at the most n 


• » H b ^ l0W TVJ ,atWV '' I) i 1 Tr^"* diTldl ‘ dd nt6pev,ral submarine porU.m", I? that 
»WM deemed prudent to approach If a fracture should nt any tlm.? occur, the defective part 
however, that he bad no Idea of could be very readily discovered aud repaired nromntlv 
weed with caution, and succeeded nnd at n compurntivdv trifliwr expense 1 From »k« D Lr T ’ 
nlj In hi. t-ck, which rendered land I.land. !t i. pra^“ f."5 .Trances Bera.n la 
ing hint plenty of .lock line. „e Norway. »„n«tlSg ft thorn wffi l Z ObrtflU» 
dioUoce, hoping be would sound Stockholm. Qottenburg and Copenhagen ; from Stockholm 
l »ot dispoMd to do either. So a Hue may easily eras* tbo Gulf of B.tthlnla to 8t Pi tcrv 
UM -onrieotly near to glee tho burg Tho while crpen.e of ti,|, grant Steraa loonl 
ilty to Unoohlta He .rented to worlt I, climated cnn.ldcmbly below tml 

to turned and ru.hrd lo- tjrer eontlogencle,. It I, propped to rate that aum hv 
-y r>«ng <ur» fatting, which wo 000 eh.ro, of £20 each. tVe conf, ,, Umt ,* c ““id ” 
In* the next half hour he idmacd thl» plan at by far the nitwt feaaible one which hue been 

“S America bylhe 


Tihbuld ^Buro toihiir-IuHtltutb a llberiil liatrbnagu, ami 
the Trustees confidently recommend it to parent* and 
gqardians who buve children to be educated. 

September .2. 


RMIPUG . 

The Sdfe.t and .M 0 , t 

it£.«£»r i«n ine/ufjj, 

lr ““ <>• fl UHADFOKD, Merchant, lleyVotal Co‘ . Tcnn 
The only Wmtlugu that ban any reputation here, itud 
In fact, thfi only one that will sell is It. A. FAllN EHTOCK 6. 
Boxes of other kinds have been sent to me. but Hu y re- 
maiu uuopeued. Your Vermifuge is au article of common 
necessity, and I venture losay that no family in the county 
would thiuk of doing without it ; for Ague symptoms in 
children it is given frequently, and is Uhually all that ir 
necessary ; indeed, we seldom liud it necessary logivo any 

other medicine in the common ailmeut* of children, ii 
certificates could do anything to increase its popularity 
elsewhere, they might b« obtained from almost every citi- 
ten of our county ; for perhaps there i* not a family in 
whichlts efficacy iu removing uh»» »a« has not been nroveu 
January 11. 1861. 

This old aud popular medicine is sold by all Druggist 
in NewOrleuus. aud nearly by all Druggists and Couutn 
Merchants iu the United titates. uiy22 ly 


MARION FEMALE SEMINARY, 

MARION, PERRY COUNTY, ALABAMA. 

Faculty. 

Her. Jami.h If Aa.taTHoati, A: MutPrlhcipal .and Profewor 
of Moral, Mental aud Nature Science*. 

Mr. II. M. Daly, Professor of Yocal M Okie, Piano and HarpT 
Mr. v icola Marsciiall, Professor of Drawing and Paint- 
ing, of the French und German Languages, und In- 
structor on GuitAr. 

Miss M> L. Tiiomi-so.n, English. Y 

.Miss M. J. Bonduhant, English. •• 

Miss Indiana Olaiir, Eugllsh. 

Miss , Music. 

Mrs. Rebecca Clarke, Matron aud Nurse. 

A commodious aud splendid brick edifice has just been 
completed— uluety-seveu by forty-seven leet, three stories 
— which for stability, convenience of urraugemeut, and 
Tor number, size and comfort of private and school room*, 
is not surpassed by ai y similar one in the country. The 1 
Principal resides in the building, and with his lady and 
competent female assistance, superintends the Boarding 
Department. A lady will reside in the Seminary, who 
faithfully discharges the duties of Matron. Nurse and 
Governess, so that at ull times, pupils will find tho com- 
forts. kindness and attention* of home. Tho Principal 
with the aid of female teachers, who nlso live in tho 
Seminary, diligently guard aud form their mdrols, manners 
and habits of the pupils. Being under hi* charge at all 
times, they are constantly exercised under a wholesome 
system of regulations, respecting neatness, order, punctu- 
ality, economy and regularity, calculated to give a safe 
und vigorous development to character. The appliances 
of home aud family are uot removed by tbb» arrangement, 
but perpetuated und strengthened. 

The ensuing scholastic year will commence on Thurs- 
day the 23d of September, J852, Pupils can enter at - any 
time during tho year, chargeable from the time of en- 
trance. No deduction will bo made but by. special ar- 
nlngement with the Principal. 

Boarder* study at night under a teacher. They are 
required to retire 0 o’clook at night, and rise early in the 


on Ms back and raised his Jaw, electric telegraph. 

Mkbome rows of ivory. Among _ ~ — ; 

d whole bold* a prominent place. « Singular Cask or SucrKiiiNu rai 
» vailing attempt* to accomplish a,le * A “ n M- Clark, who brought suit 


•LiR Case or SucrKRiNu 


““I w nu-niiujlll".. ■ — • wuu UIUUKUI 

becoming moro furious, and I j ?*/?**" from l,le c,t Y of Boston. 


’kin growing fainter. At length, 
W monster was <flrret?-<! toward* 
him In an opptmiU- direction and 


K. 61. ELLIS fc 00., 

Commission .Merchants, No. 07 Grivlcr itmt, Xi»( 


If in the pallid oountenaup? * ' Ul *» «>** remained for nearly th? 
e boat’s crew. He was very Rocldont. discloses the following s| 
death > truggle was long un«l Miss Clark b about 16 years of 
ea, as b som^tjmeA remarked. c 'd«nt she was employed a* a wor 
nnd enjoyed good health. On tl 
wo® In the tty-pot*, and lib railroad jubilee, rho proceeded wi 
Dg. On extrovting the teeth. J* 4 '*** ths tlra-works in Uowduln K?i 
avement was revealed. Tin* “om* they passed through Chard' 
•Urge uumb- r of worms, nn I where she fell through » cellar- w; 
I. The teeth w«r* perfectly “““IMly left open utter the grade 
enre of. the tooth, which was K *‘k had been altered. After she 
mrer extremity, wa* In many pblned of a feeling os if she 1 


regular dry boors trabl 

JOSKHli II PALMER ii CO., 
Irapnrtvra ami WhnlfMlo Draltn in Drj0oodj.il a, 
street. New Orleans. ftj? 


NOTICE. 

We have Tub Day associated Vfith us in the Factorage 


Commission and Forwarding buslne**, JOHN B. CAM- 
DEN, Esq., late of Bt. Louis, aud will cuntinue the but-i- 
nes* under the name aud style of WATKJUjj CAMDEN 


Fashionable Clothing, Qontlemen’i Funii 
ing Goods, Ac., at ReUQ. 

ALFRED MU N ROE $ CO.'S 

‘•One Brice” Mammoth Clothing cstabliihattt,hl 
Magaxinejjtreet, New Orleans. 

GENTLEMEN visiting New Orleans are rcspeet/s22jk 
viti-d to cull aud examine much the largest sod ■o®!* 


ii CO. 

Wo respectfully solicit the patronage of our old frlendf 
and the public generally in behalf of our new firm. 
NowOrleans, July 1, 1862. WATERS ii CO. 


THUS. WATERS. JOHN B. CAMDEN. CHARLES WATERS. 

Water*, Camden & Oo., 

COTTON ANB TOBACCO FACTORS. AND UE. SPIRAL 
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 

Julj 3. No. 102, l'oydrx, •treot, NewOrlranr. 


pletu auorlwtut ui goujsiu thoalrordiiial-tlln?? 
the South. 

We manufacture ull our Clothing exprniiylofew 1 * 1 
retail sales, and it is with tho perfect confide** 
able to give satbfitetion. that we ask ail whoB»J6 ,ff,, 
with a cull to examine j>urticulnrly oar st yb®, 


A PARTNER WANTED 

IN A SUGAlt PLANTATION. 

-•A-Sugar Planter ofrLuuisiatoi, who owns a large Hdgai 
PUutatluu convenient to the City of NewOrleuns. and 
also to the coutempbled NewOrleuus and Opelousas Bull-' 
f^T S J lU ? l !i d " H . flu ? ni *^Khborliot>d — entirely secur? 

rlnm Sr,“ d Sf k D ’ , Hnd w . lh 0,,en Und ®“<>ugh to employ 
from ?0 to 8U hands, and to make from 6uu to 700 hog/- 
hea«b of sugar anuually, desires os a partner ,<»«, gLl 
o "Jt u 0 * 1 ! add l .° thu force ou the place from 

2o to 30 hand*, and advance from ten to fifteen thousand 
dolbrs in cash The crops will make all the other pay- 
ments that will be required If desired, he would sell «>m 
huff of the servuuU abo with the land, provided a largci 
amount could be paid In cosh. For lurther parlicub.s. 
rater to the Editor of the NewOrleaus Advocate, or to 
Cherry. Henderson fe Qo , NewOrleau*. 

»*to jta^ 0te«MAdY«»ta, th« NmIitRI. 
SH, LhrUlUu Aa.orara, uua lira IticLm..nd 

Christian Advocate, will please to copy the above till tlu 
1st February next, and forwurd their accounts to tlii.N 
ofilco for paymeut. sepld 


A Costly Rescue.— A Paris letter describes a gallaut 
exploit for the roscnwof anwrtirir,*whichrww thiiik. might 
havo been uamed vara Of ua. Instead of pom tot ; 

“The papers are making merry ovpr uu adventure that 
occurred ut Dieppe a r«w duys ago. J ust when the pro- 
menade on tho terrace was nt its fullest, u little gem of a 
parasol belonging to tho beautiful Countess de 0. was car- 
ried off by the wind, aud went gamboliug away over the 
surfaco of tho water. Tho C’ouutess ulterad a cry of 
despair at Reeiug her pet parasol escape her. for the ivory 
shaft of this precious i*arasol wus t<* exquisitely curved 
that It was considered as a veritable ihrf d'uutre. Amidst 
a chorus of laughter, lamentations, and interjections, a 
young dandy spraug over tho terrace, and ream out to 
the respue of the parasol ;.aud the smiles and thank* of 
tho Countess were so expressive that two others of her 
adorers ut once sprang after him. All three were good 
swimmers, but tbo wind was blowing stilly from the shore, 
uml Whenever the swimmers thought they had th«? prize, 
the provoking parasol would dart away again out of their 
reach. 

• The? three swimmers won? brand-brimmed straw hats, 
bound, trimmed uud fastened under the chin with colored 
ribbon, common at watering places, and betting went on 
briskly among Hie spectators, some declaring for the bat 
with tbo black ribbon, others lbr the yellow, and others 
■gain for the green. At Iepgtb the black bat. by a stroke 
of good luck, caught the runaway, uud tying it to the 
ribbon of his hut. swam bark to tlu* sb'-rt?. where? tin* whole 
s«?clety of Dieppe was assembled, ana kneeling, ail dripping, 
before tlio Countess, he restored to her the lost treasure, 
umid the acclamations of the company. Hut tho thing 
was not fated t?i end so easily The yellow bat bud 
scarcely regained the shore when be fainted away, und 
had to he carried back to his hotel, where hi* is uow » x 
treim ly ill. having plunged into tbo water without r enjoin. 

S ing that ho had Just out? n u hearty lunch, aud that a 
l bath is a very dangerous accompuuiim ut indigestion. 
Lo the green ribbou, he. poor follow, discovered that 
tbo action of swimming hud loosened the clasp of his 
wateb-ebaiu. which, with u superb gold watch, aud a 
dozen touifd'drt in hi® waistcoat pocket, bad all gone to 


•OWLEGS AT THE MaVOK’s OvUCE IN NewYoRK — 

V * n ° rn , ,n I l,1K ,23U» ult., previous to his depart- 
run'”. to 8»TMu.li. Hlllj Hu.k-g, ,|„ lu .j 
HxU, am) wru inlr<iduo»d to tbn Major, and In 
uUT.tl.iu from Mr. Kin*. land. L« ..Id, with such 
"X aulRpvd old Tajlor,” tbat ortry 

f£SSS5' old Plerco ,or u “ now in 

o Maj.>(} — I don't want to whin 
__ » 1,u uu *“. 1 wbljtpod lilm Iwfora 

Wn. n Tipraralng bi. Idrar lie »« tbeu bTSI to 
tbe lili. ii.... of Oen. beott, nt the other end ol tbo mom 
and on b, log raked If h, knew him, bo replied “ V^. I 
ught to know him. I licked him.” (Laughter) He 
^ 0WD lh “ portrait of Washington, and was 
lold that be wa«- the bl* father -' IK Ilt.d bl.“ v““ „p.m 

* uj h ~”*£ 

. HRIj. In taking |o. T e ol bl. Sew York fi lend. at tlio 
wharf, ebow. d a good deal .it traling ; and raid lu ebakln*' 
baud* with wune. " tu.ee you : thank you ! tbuuk v.,u 1 * 

El TZ'Li'fT. 


ra!TnKiI* U li. 1 “ Cb ?’’ hU ' tl “ t of u -' Fac.lie 
Ml 24 feet. This curious ordination »rf nature, 
f» lo Um water* of • caual commuulcatliig bc- 

• two •*•*,• tide each way once a day. with ■ 

•t haad a suflUjieot motive fore* Ui deliver vi a- **» *1® ofaatUfactlon, ■ 
one side to the other in • single tide without Uughed. 

r thus rendering Ihe towpath aud Mayor— If you couh 

to power of oil kinds, supeifiuous, whether for thesamoway. (Great 
is or steamboats billy (correctlug th. 

»p«t cut to be mode in the whole distance is Piero*— General EcoU 

hoadrod and twenty-five f«N-t, aud the cat is is- '*’ ** 

~ £7 0W ! 000 The prominent parties to the 
B Loudon are Messrs Fox k UendeiMm. the nr- 

atiho Crystal Palace They have procured u , 

1 ” — 9 11 t’F Mr. UL* borne. uu eminent English I fellow, laid. 

from whose report we gather most cf the fol- I biu». too ! > r 

niculon Abbott Lawrence, cur lute Mini u-r I valion with evident satisfaction 

id, aiao is undmtooxt to have ou iuterost in the 1 " ’’“'kd — *- 

«. From the character of the parties, cod the . ..... Ul 

Ql *horue’* rcp/*rt. there b Tea- I him in expressing his Id? a* 

^ tUt a ship canal is destined finally to he 1 •** ' ' 

etveen th* AUomic aud i'ocific oceans iu New 


longer ai** 


Having for private reasons which no 
continued Id* interest during tho last 
the firm of Juntos Wright k Sou. w* have bow the p 
sure of announcing Hint he becomes thbibjaF® 1 
iu oj:r house, and solicits the ihtercst of li» ftjdi - 
formuf patron*. . 

To correct a gouuml uihapprehensioa. it h 
statu that lu? ha* no iuttrc.st iu any other iwu*- 
JAMES WEIGHT. A. J. 

1 N«w Orlt'ans. Dec. 1, 1861. ' ' 

DUN BA 11. W.t*^ 

DUNBAK k BUCHANAN, 
Commistdon Merchtuits and Wholeiale. Grocery 2JC®™ 


PRIZE ESSAYS 

ON DUTIES OF MASTERS TO SERVANTS. 

By Her. H. N. McTyelre, of V*w Orleans; Itev. 0. F. 
Bturges, of Alabama ; Ilu*. A. T. Holmes, of Georgia. 
Thi* little work was priMbhed-a year since, und hat 
mut with encouraging success und bunn cordially coin- 
mended by Hi?) various denomination*. It .deserve* u 
promiuent place ou the table of ‘every master. 1'rice. 
Thirty-five Cents. 

Published iu Charleston, 8. C., by Southern Baptist Pub- 
lishing Society. For sule in New Orleuns by 
m^je26 JOHN BALL. 60 Gravler street. 


MOSES OH KEN WOOD li CO. 
Coiumlosiouuud Forwarding Merchant*, No. 


T. 11. JACKSON k tU, • 
in Fine Fusiiionuble Cfibthiu^'No. MC*®« 
d?K»r to Plauters’ Hotel.) New 0rlc*m. 
Clothing. Geut.’s Uuder GannenU. * 
uk*. Car) >et ling*, aud u general s**ortn« 
Clothing, always on baud ®nd for »*k 
the lowest market p rice*. 


Hen Statistics.— Tho Louisville Courier qT tho 24th 
ult gives the following : 

A short time ago we published a statement, uj prepared 
by Thoinus S. Pago, K»q . Auditor of the State ol K?*n- 
lucky, of the uuuiber of hog* *ix months old on the first 
of Jsuuary. in this State. Thu list wus iucomplet?'. a* 
eight couutlcs liud not scut iu their assessments. We 
ijow subjoin full return* from every county in tho Stutti, 
except Trimble : 

Last report 1,011, Of. I 

Madison county V . . ., 27.402,, 

Estill county 6.618 

'I a*ou couuty. ... , 11.264 

Dagles couuty 21-766 

Union county 16.043 

Woodford county 8.820 

Jefferson county • 20.302 

Total 1.123.266 

The prospects tliat the approachlug packing season will 
snow a largo increase over luft year are very Muttering, 
tt ?? understand tint very extfcusive preparations havi* 
beeu made by our city packers, hud that Slessr*. Jacksou, 
Owsley k Co. have already eugagi d forty thousand bogs 
iu be sluugbtered el tin-ir establishment thin wlnti r The 
prims lur lings art/ fluctuating. und huvn u downward ten- 
dency, us we have heretofore remarked, aud wo quoth u 
sal?* ot fifteen hundred head iu Woodford county, to be J 
delivered on the ruilfoud, at four cunts gross. ou tlm?*. 


MEDICAL NOTICE. 

DU. L. P1EHCE, of Columbus, (L 


, . Georgia, respectful!; 

call.lbe attenUon of 1'hy.lclaiu. Drugget, BU a dealere I. 
Medicine to 

EPPING’S EXTRACT OF BUCHU. 

Thl» exoeUcnt remedy for, nil diwoaoa of tlio kiJury, 
aud urinary Organ, geucrally J jU.o, all Uy.p,.pli c car., 
of ordinary ; klnd« t uuj duraiiou. in owned ami carifullj 
J-Ff jiareil by tho Bubucrlber. and I. offered on bUMedicn 
knowledge a. .remedy lo bl! relied ou. lie i. auxlnur |. 
introduce It into the grout Western mui ket. All neceaeu- 
ry direction, found on tho label, on uncli l.otilo. Whole 
sale price f 8 per doe. Retail, fl p.-r bottle. 

Order, directed to L. BIERCE. Uruggjst, Columbuf 
a50rgiu.WRI bo duly attended to. Cush, or reference, 
expected. Respectfully advertised. 
f " “J . L. 1'IEROK, Proprietor 


B. F. SMITH, HK.VTIST, 
Ha. returned, and It devoting bbusvif «xH 
practice id* profession. 

Ofllce ut the corner of 8t. Charles itrwt i 


Kotaxv Steam Plough — This is tlm nami* of a n?*w 
plough ju.-t iutriNluced among tho ngrlculthrUts of Bent- 
luud. It U got up ou a new plan. Tht? ploughi', or rathiT 
th?? iron liorus, which act u* ploughs, revolve on u shall 
like a water wheel - . It stirs a'mut three feet, of earth at 
once, uud wi scatter* and pulverize! it so a* to make it 
look like the work qf a-*pade It moves ut a good pace, 
being uo 1*** a velocity than twenty-UVo hundred yards 
per hour, nlbughlug ubout*ix acre* iu oue day. Thu price 
of it i* £300 or *1466. It rei)uir? fl un i-ugiui er and two 
laborers to attend it. Altogether this plough is a very 
useful, aud a decided improvement ou ull former steam 
plough* It will never be iutroduwU iuto America, for 
the reason that it is too large mid expepsive. But whHe 
it will not become domesticated with us. it win b?* a pro- 
duction \jf ijHucii good. It will ►bow our farmer* wlmt is 
doing iu other parts of tlio world to pinko sttfum-powiV 
subsi-rvieiit to man in tilling the earth. It will, no doubt, 
also uffiird uiuuy guod liluts to some of our invnntonr, for 
steam power will jet be employed more exleusively fo» 


SquurWi 


BOOT AND SHOE 

Tin! old awl favorite etaud. cernTf of Cuap. 
and Pry tanla streets, is now well furnhihcil 
Shoes und Boots, of every variety. 

Customers uuif stranger* faithfully ®®^ 
arguiiiN und a good fit, from Monday nioruiui 

N . if —Please remember that I dojwl op «® 
Therefore call during t|te. week. 


, who told Cup) 


D. that he should 

WfjjD that his Ttasrl was not to 
treaty, and if the «/f- 
? sboald resist to the last Af- 
tLem. the offic? r got 
WUag the crew uf Mother vr" 
2 55* uwr " ,ur w CfpUiio 
MiX«4 no further trouble when 

who was iu 


CENTENARY COLLLEGE, 

OF LOU IS IAN at . 

THE NEXT 8E88I0N of thi* Iustltutioi, will begin the 
First Monday lu October, uuder the direction of the fol- 
lowing Faculty : 

It 11 Rivers, Prosl^leut aud Professor of Moral uud 
Mental Science. Belles Lettres. aud tho Hebrew Laugungi.- 
lt??v. J. C. Mil i. eii. A M , Proti?**or of Mathematics Nat- 
ural Philosophy. and Astronomy ; Kmilie Lessage, A. B.. 
| rofessor of Modern Language*; H. \\ . Drake, A.’M 
Proles.mr of Latiu uud Greek Languages, und Llerature!- 
1 1 him as S. Jo>es, M. D, ProfoBsnr of Natural Science’ 
A. E. Hi .' a 1 1 ma v, A. M . Professor of Tocal and lustru- 
meulul Musln , Rev. A. G. Mkt.tR, A. M . Prluclpal of the 
Preparatory School ; W. H. Oourtow and 0. M. Miller 
A - 1 t H 11 ( 


man remain?, deeply iuiboddtd iu tb* mu. 
precisely over the sjmt where, according (o a 
chsM laid down iu 1611, uud which has ulwuy 

aiifercd as pet fretjy accurate, the uufortuns 
Nicrawei.kirU was situated, uud which iu 163 
lowed uj. by one of those eruj?lious of tb 
• r hich foimed the iuimi nse Lake of llaariem 

fiwLtrt M * wYorlt Dutch 11 HtiuLtiibAARv Solmeiis " — M e^aw th< 
***** lo lbt ° ! C#uudluu “ Vrrtty fair hit at Vac 
M J * UrTr f lu « tefer* u«:e to our RevoJutlouary cbroaolos 

Wllh *“ u ‘ Soldi**! of the J 

TLT"..*?? TU. Cauaduu editor dra,,al 

US locatod |a IS. lumu. a ha a,Ura »«arla, of ,b, Ira, ol ,Luo 

.!** u» H«. Of a boy. ..ra i„ u rara, ph,.lo,lly mru , ln 

^*«M~<lla (U art, aod comfort, of <«rticr tLau ao. ; but tbry «, u ld uot b.v, 
““ rulu, -SvSat mtd.,ra brf.„ tbry bad arrived at tb 
■ a. — *"8 »«a.tal.of *?*t*Ta. Tbr mao abo wa. of tbat a g , at U 

"" b ““ 55 mart ao.. ‘ rat,. 

IraSdan wLWL ^ * rl *' * ^ TL * maa .bo ... ol tbat a.. «k, 

“5. “ UUrtc * J f ^*'‘ UU 'to-FTodTUTT t, aovaltta, mu.t 
•• W* **« l “* J lh ' m .u »b ^racd durio, tb. Ia.t y,., 

’“f* « AJbaay for raalartra. aod , rt ““ »l*oa«r„d tb. tart y«ra u tb. war “ 
* UH Jaiy, um, It tm. of Umw rtaautar ^'“ murt aoa tr rttv. U bl ,mr. old 

.w — i-i. born hefum tl.* -U**. x 


Orleans OhriaUaa 


, at Two Hollar. .uJ * 1U *‘ 1 1 ^ It 
thru for IvM ll»« m ‘ V*#. 
idfrafood a, wbbiut! W , 

-‘d utlH'rwiw. 

lul-t.r- B..a l-roachcr. Of U* 

Roullt, art', all ol lb ' ^ 
OrlWtti, ObrlrtUa M"**’' 
made. _ a pt** 

ioio..wb.UlvrofbtulP rt« 

ramlttlog * r 

dollar.. mu,l W ||' 

wiu b. InsS-O “**’ 

SSwaSSi-! sS 

to.rrtliiou.msW^irt^ 1 ' 


- — eotuinuud 

•toon*, ho* b«tD nujoi i d 

In u°“. , “' 1 toEutav bl. 


riULAUELPHIA HAUbLEUY AND TUUN1- 
WAREHOUSE. 

a, ROBB & Oo., 

A'o. 00 Citavi.r .Irirt, New Orl. ant 
TboMibsrrtboraiuvltT Hlautorauud HoaUrra lo HaddM t 
etc . to call and examine their stock. 

They aro cou.lantljr rotiolvltn U U od. from Hit Maun' 
factory lit I'blla'doll, Ilia, and direct fruat Etigliiudi and ur 
,trc pared to offer llboral Inducement, to purobaier.. 

Tbeir .tuck lu .tore i» largo and Well aborted, aud l 
comprised as follows : . 

Saddb it Bridle, and Martiog.ie. In groat varlet - 
Coacb, Ulg. Buggy, Doarboru, 8 lago, Wagon, Uray.Co'i 
and .Plough Hum™ I Iiorec und Slulo'liuffur., Ham.'' 
and Blind Brldlca; Trace Chain. I Medical Bag, ; Sdddlor. 
Hardware; I.oulbor uf all do,orl|itl»ua ; Coacb Furnitui 
and TTIinutlug. ; Truuk Trimming.; Saddler.. Coacb alt 
Trunkmakor.' Tool. ; Oil, Varuiali ; India. lUtbbor mi 
Patout .trutebrd Leather (Hu and Mill Banda; lutll 
Rubber tl oo<l, ; Traveling and Packing Trunk, t Le.lb 
and Carpel TravoUug Ban,. Valbtoa. olo ,i, .i. 


Tilt Noawgfitia Et t it tvita r —It 1, .L.L' d that already 
1U00 emigruuts from Norway have settled upon the lauds 
purchased by Ole Bull iu Astern Peun»ylvaui» Many 
improvements have .already beeu made, aud the ucw 
country has been cleared aud covered with comlortable 
habitation*. A town, nurned Uliana, has biu?u laid out 
iu compliment to its founder. lie intends to ai)d many 
iboutand acres to those already obtained, for the purpose 
•J accommodat ng his countrymen. The object is their 
benefit, aud not speculation, as the iunds are disposed of 
to the settlers at moderate rates. Mr. U. remains in 
Philadelphia, completing hi* plans lunl operations. 


BiLLT Bom legs in *•» India*? Pii;ti'hr Gai lkhi .—Tile 
IVashiugtou correspondent of the New York Commercial 
tdvrrtinur writ??* »u iijt-rusiliig notice of a visit by Billy 
Bowlegs and his companions to one of the picture gal- 
i*ri** lu the biuUhsouUu iuaUtut* : 









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c j. c. ki:i;m:k, 

< XV. n. IM1TY. 
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U N Mi.TVKl.'lK Knrmi:, 


VOLUME II. NUMBER 37. 


!F oSir» OP CONFESSIONS. Cq,i/\ of Prone.-. land : published ).y nutljSHty ol‘ « J ti.'e'i, I Cl 

., rv Mir Holy .'-cripturos tcaolictli us, that i£ beth. Art, 1. Jewel s A pologv. 

• r, V'f,!|"„' o I , , r ,l which art l ["* t 1,no ,lnd ^iiiiplc Diyino cssi>no'#liCro bp*! In the unity of tin; Godliciid there la- (inm 
•ft*** *£*., “ ' ’ ]jUrJ j i ll, to I'flrtOtis snbSlstinp. the Father, tho Son. persons, ofotie substance, power n'tul eternity 

j wMb ° nd 8hn , i* ' to- : n i„.. , ‘ n ' 1 11,0 | ,0 'y Spirits 'J'he Father, to wit. the the Father, the Son, ami the' Holy Cle. I 
^; tru !Tn? 1 irnt cause in order, and thfe hoginninp of nil IV.l. Art. I. 

' XV1 tilings ;• tho Son, His Wisdom, and everlnstinc 1 _ 

°^Tihxm. ’ ‘hc-.HoJy Spirit. Jfin .virtue, power ' THE MINISTER'S WIFE. 


NEW OR LEANS, SATURDAY 1 ., 0( To EE It in, 1832 


■». IIAMII.TON. I>, O. 
L w. noun i.\. 

« . m ini rn. 


) Publishing Committer 
> »/««, Confirmee 


to, <r.;r ■ -<i m w 0 i y spirits t* w«to; to wit, the 1 : 

and righteous are t y .1 )„ ( , ir „ t C(ul80 in ordcr , nm , t hfe hogimiing of all 


twv • '-tin* arwwi' tr.s«m 

immiHi hip, ftncH*".hin } .,*m.’ lull 
't 1 1 1 r I Ii iii'ii :i lniij'.li Hint iv.,u| I 
Inn 1 wif h wood ■ mnii. I Ircni- 
\ M'l I r< hiriii * In flu* tips of my 


WHOLE NUM1 


Lwr'nto and righ ts 

P'^-Wrum, 


-ell throughout all the world "" d ' Al t ' 1 


things :• tho Son, His Wisdom, and everlasting ! 
Word: thejloly Spirit. His virtue, power 


' itsW Tliurch throughout nil tho world J ' ' , .. . 

The Iroly tnur . h .. I'orinrr Cnnf. of Helm in.. 

acknowledge ityCQ, ; Wo thus think of ,Up<l : that ho is the one j 

The Father o ' ' j ' s ' . " "l substnuce. three in persons. and almighty, 

f * f M; tho. tbit i, 'ilia 

Al«o'thc It y i urrn | Sen, made nil things of nothing; so By llis 

. Trinity, and Trin- | S P irit nn | |r°v‘dohce. lie doth justly, truly. 

!\c wors m I* 1 1 and most wisely govern, preserve and cherish 


m v i:i t/. \ hoom w. 


The ltcv. Sydney Suy brook pveael^ed his Hr. t 


in subBtnnce, throe in persons; and almighty. 1 T nM ™‘° "" ’"'‘"''ring eoagrega.hm. 'The ,..- 

. ‘ ... . . . . 1 P ,n "t L were nstonifllied ; old men dwell 

• , ' -' 8 he until 'bv tlvr* Word, that is. Ills on tho expedient home* truths introduced,' ns it 

| Son. made all things of nothing; so by His ' tferevSiitiid n lied of llowcts--youlig men u !- 


in this Trinity none is afore or after 
u r -nono is greater, or lees than another ■, 
gat the whole three Persons are eo-cternal 

a lter,and etrciiiial. ■ 

iolhit in nil things, as is aforesaid, the 
iit in Trinity, and the Trinity in l.’nity. i- 
JfWhippcd. • 

SlCENF. CUBED. : 

Inhere in one God, the Father. Almighty, 
^ of heaven end earth, and of all things 
jfcltand invisible; .and in one Lord Jesus 
jjjrthe only *>on of God : God of God 


Spirit and providence, lie doth "justly, trulv min , . thb e, " f l*" , nre nnTl lVnnU hnirntg^if the 

•.ml nmol i ' , , s penKer~ ^nnil ’ young liulic^, all ! /W. Wris the i 

and most wisely govern, preserve and cherish ,t|r„, K . Jfc,,. iiis.hiluirg flic inatter-uMact ad- 

S3. «- «-• I - v 7lr Lf. , r mm 8SSP- T 

"rnthis Trinity none is afore or after n,t< V °ne. and Indivisihle Cod. is persons dioahoa with ..».»» soon possible. 

And m tins j • inseparably and without confusion dintin'- ■ Jins, however, is in strict c/mlnlence— limy 

to . none is greater, or less lian anot^ lio i, ,, ■ ., s , . would not have acknowledged it l.,r -t ho world.. 

o'i le whole three Persons are co-eternal *“*••«« ll "» 1 the Son, and the and ,m many of the beams pertaining ,« I hose 
Pn, me | Holy -spirit For the Scriptures hath Sttentivc faces -were luis'ilv at work within the 


This, however, is in strict chimdence— t io 


manifest distinction of persons. Chap. 

Monition (■ hurcli , j or I nila< Frill ruin. 

In this one Divine being there are - throe 
persons, equal in power, /£nd co-gternal. God 
tlie Father, GodL the Son, God tho Holy Ghost: 
all three, one Divine being. — Art. 1. 
t Conf. of Basic, 

Wo believe in Gpd the FatlieF. in God the 


pretty parsoimgc, altering, remodeling, arrang- 
ing tilings to their own particular tastes. Oik* 
Would have that rose-vino taken away — it ob- 
scured the view : another would not qnly leave 
the rose, but would' add a honey-suokh*, to.* - it 
looked pretty and romantic :-whlle n third h i i 
re-carpeted t lie stairs to- the last flight by the 
time tlm( Mr. Hay brook arrived at “*thir- 
tce iit lily.” 

MUly Ellsworlli was a very pretty girl, and. 
therefore, what might perliajis have been vnully 


pL CHU UlliJ < • /• 1 ll If 1 . . I . , I • • .y.viv, lllllll 1111^,111 |FV1 lll||l.v liu >1- \UIIMA 

tof i; 1R ht, Very God of vcry God. And • un ' 1,1 Hie Holy (tliost, the holy Divine in ora more plain, was with her only n‘ pleasant 
t In the Holy (.host tlie l.ord mid Trinity : three persons, and one eternal, At- emisoiousu*s of her own ehartns ; iis, In nj.i :. - 
Jof Ufe, Who, with the Father and the '.nighty tiocf in e«mco and substance, and ‘ W " 


f ,i!Wor8U»ppodand glorified. Whospak 
Ike Prophets. 

APOSTLES 1 CUKlli. 


I not tliree Gods. — Art. 1. * \ 

Conf, of Ireland. DilA.. . 

In unity of this (,iodhcad. tlihre be throe 


*• 1 have. made up my mind to captivate Mr. 
Say brook — it must be so beautiful to be a min- 
ister's wife.” 

The las.t remark was intended as a sort of 


• ,. * hi: iH 3 .ii rciuara was ini nueu as a sort o: 

in (tod 'the Father Almighty, persons, of one and the sahie substance, pow- compliment io their visitor, who en loved the eti- 


iftoflicnvcn and earth, (md~in Jcfti- 
last His onl^on our I.ord. I hclitve in 
(Hoh Ghost- 

Ctof.oJ Saxmuj. nlmndhou. 


er . and ete rnity : the Father, thp...jun, and viuUo distinction, but Mrs. r! merely smiled 

the l lolv tlliost Art ° ‘ as Milly's earnest face wns raised toward bcv. 

; -FViV of Scotian,!. thusilst 5 ' t! ' iA,sil it '” con,inuCl1 »»-. 

We confess and acknowledge one only ( !ud “I do think of it.' 1 replied Mrs. S , quiet-' 


ttV use these forma of invocation : 11 I call t() whom only we must cleave, whom only wo 'J’ ; “ tlie thought to mo brings up sumo 
« thee, 0 Almighty «od, F.tomal Father must serve,' whom only we must worship, and 'icil 'tltcstlmt' wMliffS y’uur wrv 

oar Lord Jesus Christ, Maker of beaten in whom only we must put our trust ; who is blood,' I can relate some that, wou/f/ l’roezo ii lit- 
Jfirth together with thy Son our Lord eternal, infinite, unmeasurable, incomprehen- l !° ut . t * 1;l 1 enthusiasm. .7 ininhtci\s icif : 
«a Christ, and thy Holy' Spirit. O wise: slide, omnipotent, invisible, one in substance, '"bif' cour"c/' 'ropll^r Klfth’n'deiJmre 
if. pood, righteous, most free, chaste, and and vet distinct in three persons, tho' Father, face, “ it is a station of great responsibility, im-1 
ratal God; have mercy upon me, and for the Non, and tho Holy Ghost. — Art. 1. lias its peculiar duties. A minister’s wile, too.; 

a Christ's sake, thy Son. crucified for us. To nf. of IVttbnimtcr. short ' j uat Vlic" tliiu*^ 1> ” ^ alloul 'l 1,0 a—a— j» 

i raised up again, hear and sanctify me In the unity of tho Godhead there ho three -> F’xactly,” returned Mrs. S , smiling at 

i thy Holy Spirit. I call upon thee, <> persons, of one substance, power, mid otcrui- this very satisfactory explanation, "bui fur 
ms Christ- the Son of Gotl. crucified for us, ty: God .the Father, God the Son. and.Gm.1 *P : > • tem read ‘mirror— a relleution ol every 


Spirit. I call upon thee, <• jxirsons. of one suhstunce, power, uud etei-ni- this very satisfactory explanation, “hul for 
i Son of God. crucified for us, tv '- God the Father, God the Son. and God ‘pattern road ‘mirror— a relleetion ol every 
A „ ». hody’sotvn particular i,dcas : m which, of course, 

i railed up.again. have mercy on me. pray the Holy Spirit. Chap. 2. no two agree. But let me hear },m,r ideas on 

me onto the jvcrlasting Father, mid sane- Religious worship is to be given to-.(, loa the tie. subject. Milly— I wish to know whbt you 
yme with thy Holy Spirit. — Art. 22. Fatter- Son and Holy Ghost: and to Him v;oii:'ti‘Joi- -just the tliinjr.; " 

,, , - ,ii , i , . , . , ‘'Why. continued Milly, wanning with her 

fa/, of Avgsbmgh. alone, not tp angels, saints or any other crpa- subject, « her dress, in Hie first p i, in-, should be 


The Churches, with cummon consent uniting tttrp : and si.uoc_lhe fall.jiot without a nmi i- Bejiipulu us ly plftlh— fi otTfriirtrclroT jetfelr'y- 
l jo tench, that the decree of the Niccne atoi;, nor in the mediation of any other hut '> _*mple straw hat, perhnps. tied down with 


,i)o teueb, that tlie decree ol tlie iMeene atoi;, nor in the mediation ot any other hut 
rac'd, concerning the unity of the Divine of Christ alone, l’raydr, with thanksgiving 
fence, and of tho three persons, is true, and being one special part ot religion, is by (tod 
(hoot doubt' to be believed to wit, that required of all men. and that it may lie no- 
«Bono Divine essence, which is called ccpted. it is to lie imulo in the name of «•*■« 
i is God, etem&l, without body, Indivisible. Son hy tlio help of the Spirit, according to 
infinite power, wisdom, goodness, the Ore- His will, with understanding, reverence, hu- 
ll and Preserver of all things, visible and utility, fervency, faith, love and perseverance, 
isihle : and that there he three persons of Ibid. Chap. 21 : 2, ii. 

name essence and power, which also are Conf.of Knglnh aml Il’Mi tffetittt. lf'S'd. 
eternal — tlie Father, the Son, and the Holy ] n this Divine and infinite Being there are 
ost — Art. j. 

Conf. nf Suci'danJ. 


single ribbon— -ami a white dress, with no orna- 
ment but natural flowers " 

“ Very good," said Mrs. N — — ris far ns it 

gees; but the beauty of ibis ‘simple straw lint' 
is, ot course, to consist in its Shape nml style, 
iljlti CiMiun y village*! HlUilUi prUYCIOilitl f., v f , vc ., 
in this respect. It would never do for n miuin- 
tor'd wife to spend her time in searching for a 
tasty bonnet, and witli a limited purse this is no 
light labor. Then, too, she is obliged to-encour- 
ake the manufacture.? of the town in which she 
resides, lf you could have seen some of tho hats 
/had to wear !” ' 1 " 

Milly shuddered : ahe could have borne tho 


three subsistences, the Father, the Word or reverses of fortune, could even -hn-ve-Ftood at tin* 
toil/, nj ty.cvmna. ^ ftnd Holy s pirit . 0 f one substance, power 8t,ll \° ported by tHo glories of 

Wit '7, 9 j° to .t* kcn and eternity each having the whole Divine 

i the Holy Scriptures of God, and those e g; s0nC0i yo t the esseneo undivided All credit but tlmt of bad taste. 

oly contentions censed, so many ns wero infinito . without l lt .,.i„ n ing, one God, who is , “ ^ ,u th<) "''‘i 1 ® dress," conti, mcl Mrs. 
withMiy desire of true godliness, have llot to ,, 0 divided in nature and being, hut h : . ? ou mu ?< l nt ?."'ll.‘ 0 !» mndeol.somp 


not to bo divided in nature and being, but material from which dirt will glance harmlessly 


fined s far more certain knowledge of di3ting(} i, hed i, y - s(!V cr.Vl pecttliar, rclativ 


list's doctrines, and far more fervently ex- 
wed it in the conversation of their life, 
id even as they declined from thoso things 
iich had inversely crept into the doctrine 
Christ, so they were more and more eon- 
wed in those things which are altogether 
Tmble thereunto. Of which ijort are the 
rides which the Christian Church hath 


!?. 8 ead / aaU 7 believed touching the hc p* ftthor th0 S on 

Is <:,Kl thC Kathw * these three aro eo-e 

bon, sad the Holy Ghost, are one essence thcr , )cing beforo or 

three persons, aud admit no other divis- ftm une - , ; od . 

• -ArtT* mn h ° d ' fltmCt,0li . ar f ' C1 ' tiod, and jot one pc 
'Conf.of Mgia. are they lmt one tie 

According to this work and truth of God, ll " d ^ 

Wine in one only God (who is one cs- "or uttributc.s^lmt 
truly distinguished into three persons «*« » to ctonia p 
everlasting, hy means of ineommuniea, ml1 > u ' r6 ; m ' tho llu1 ^ 


properties, and personal relations : which doc- 
trine of the Trinity is the foundation of all 
our communion with God, and comfortable 
dependence on Him. Chap. ‘2: 3. 

Corf, of the Welsh Methodists. 18C.*} . 

Though there is hut one true God, and it 
can not he otherwise, yet the Holy Scriptures 
testify, that* there are in God three' persons. 


off nn one side, t »r perhaps you have one al 
I ready — a legacy from one of those everlastingly 
white-robed heroines in the old novels. Those 
must assuredly have been spectre woods that 
they wandered in, for in ru/rday.s brambles and 
underwood leave their marks. / wns obliged to 
give up white dresses.” 

Milly looked thoughtful. j , 

“Oh, well,” said sho-'OffR? a short pause, 
“ dress is very little, after all. 1 should like the 
idea of being a minister’s. wife; you.nrp. so 
looked up to by the congregation; and .then 


and the Holy Ghost: and thev bring you presents, and think so Tmich of 


thoso three aro co-eternal and co-equal : nei- 
ther being before or after the other : but tlfoy 
arejjnc Gpd; Koch of the persons is a true 
God, and jot one person is not tlie other, yet 
urc they hut one God. The Father, tho Hon, 
and the Holy Ghost, are neither names, ..offices 
nor attrihutesr— hut Divine persons : the Fa- 
ther is itn eternal person, the Son is un'eter-' 
mil person, the Holy Ghost is an eternal per- 


*• Ves,” replied Mrs. S- — -, “ the re is some- 
thing in {Tint ; l had seven thimbles given to 
Woirce. - ” ■ “ : 

••Well-; that must Itnve been pleasant, 1 am 
sure.” 

“It would have done very well, had they not 
expected , me to use the whole seven at ouce. 
Don’t look so fYiglitened, Milly : I don't moan in a 
literal sense ; but I was certainly expected to 
accomplish ns touch work as would have kept 
the seven well employed. This; with my house- 


hronerties 'i to l* h • Vi son— yet one eternal God. Ana though dif- hold affairs, was somewhat impossible.” 

»X h Lv s ki S J-'t front office, ami operations pertain to one , >«»■> ^„A, v« no. fo».l of work, anO 
. wit noiy spirit, r or tlie- rather .. , 1 . , , had vnguo- visions ot meals ol fruit and milk, 

to cause, fountain and beginning of things l K rson r, ft'>er than to the other, m tho scheme aIll j interminable seams acconvplishihg. them- 
We soil invisible • the Non is tl w °1 salvation, yet havo they tho same Divine selves with neatness nml dispatch. 

-^and image of the Father : the Holy ettributes-eternity on, niscieney on, i,i,«B- S. “T «n >0 $c yof l! 

avt is the might and power which proceed- enoy, ommpotonvf, &c., in each Divino per- jittlo of my own experience, tlmt you may not 
“from tho Father and the Son — Art 8 son, as in the other ; in like manner, also, the walk into these responsibilities with your eyes. 

T fre offices, ulso, and effoots of those three same holiness, goodness, nml love, etc., in the hull' shut, ria l did. My ideas lipun tlio sub- 
' enects ot these three n .... , . ,. ... teel ol minister s wives, wero very much like 

*l‘.el. each of them si, owetl, towards th *;«c parsons/, the object, of tl, c love ol the J your 0 ^, a nd when I left my father's house in 


of salvation, yet havo they the same Divine selves with neatness and dispatch. 


wto bo marked. For the Father, -by 
““of His power, is called our Creator: 
ou r Saviour and Redeemer, because 
ln q “ redeemod us hy his blood: tho Holy 

“called our Nanetilier, hecayse lie 
tlleth in on. ... ..... , 


three persons are. likcwiso tho same : and the the city to* accompany Mr. H— to hislmino in 
purpose of tho Trinity is the eternal purpose. 11 dFajantjcountry village, it was with the im- 


Though wo cannot comprehend Jio Doc- 


Iirl-ssibn. tlmt 1 was to become a sort of quoqn — 
over a small territory, it. is 'true, - but tilled with 


trine oi the Trinity, yet we ought to believe adoring subjects. Mr. 8 — 1 — is not very eom- 
it, because that thus God has testified, of nniuioative, and as he did not. pull down my 


heart: And to trueK ^ ***' no Zl 

ra yB, even from the Apostles’ n ,r o "* 10 18 “ ,0 '9^ of truth. 1 lieroforo it is our pr honeysuckles ; but a very substantial look- 


•L , vm; u in: t- iiun u 

oven from tlie Apostle.' age 
ese timts, kept thin holy doctrino and 


i nt.: 1 . 1" v “*° UUUUIUU illiu 

^ned it. Art. 0. 

Iso,' ^ <JU f' °f fl’iilemlnire. 

to one and eternal Godhead there arc 
.properties er persons of themselves suh- 


duty firmly to believe the, testimony which ing house, with an immense corn-'ffeld on one 
He has given of Himself. Art. 4. aid.* nml a kitchen-garden on the other. I could 


He has given of Himself. Art. 4. 

Conf. of Wesleyan Methodists. 


scarcely repress my tears; but Mr. S . who 

hud been accustomed to the prospect all his 


T here are throe persons in the Godhead — life, welcomed mo to my future homo as though 


S' lll “ father, tl 


L| r ’•“•‘"w, me Holland Uto Holy -m -- . v “ v 4 U, ““ U i tlicir respects,’ but to tftKo au inventory of uiy 

: U8 the prophetical smd substance, equal in power and glory. [Cute- person und manners. 1 was quite young aud 

^ptures teach rw... i * * ehism. • naturally lively, and old people shook their 


tjic Father, the Son, und the Holy Ghost • 
and these thfe’o urc one God, the same in 


it were all that could be desired. 

4 • The congregation soon Hocked, nut ‘to pay 
their respects,’ but to take au inventory of my 


SSWI*!*- Gimp. 1. 

Out J’J Bdcihia i or tlie ll’ulclcuso. 

bintiuu ' l8 oun | 4 '' n °l Hnly Scripture, und 


Conf., of .Indejwiulcnl Dissenter''. 


naturally lively, and old people, shook their 
heads disapprovingly at the minister’s choice, 
while grave spinsters,, disappointed ones por- 


tins fountain of Hoh? Scripture unci Thoy’.bMort^ that .God is revealed in. the blips, tossed their : beads at thii idea ol ‘such a 

un instruction, according to tho* true ^eriptures as the,, Father, the Son and the . ^| 10 very, rigid ones bluek-bullffd me 

* * 0a nd und«v * i ut turning to tpo true ■. .. . . V. fr6uVMe.iV community , as unworlhv'T to. enter, 

,ly G|| “ fwatandipg und meaning of the lllll y Spirit, und that toonoli aro attrihutaldc whil? tUo gtt „ 0Ul , B r( . g ,„. de ,| ^, >r , 


“VOhrtuF 

'«»leds , tUtt0h >'y faith to nc- 
*• the ll'n| Ill ''r to ntnutli to confess, 


tho same Divino properties and perfections 
Tho doctrino of the Divine existence,, as 


|y Trinity, tu-wit, God the Father! lllju V° stated, ‘•'they cordially Isdiove, witliout throned to'T'ws s' pTto.il »T Urn! Mlobtimi 


jihihiotis minimi, neither one thing nor the 
other. 

“ Before long, the gifts of which you speak 


tet peto . ‘ Ue '.'“ty Ghost, aro three dis- 
^ eternal i ‘. n , cawlnB0 , only one, true, 


attempting fully to explain. [Declaration, not dreaming, iu my iunacenco, timf twice ns 


CtC rnft l 1 . H r .i m i c t* . ; iguuriuiee on a gri-iii iiihiiy huujboim excijcu me 

* God of r ' t> toi u, ul niooinprehonsi- . onj . of .the ( InncKoJ LngltOuj^ ouuteuipt, and often the indigimtioti of myooiin- 

K,. I, une ^lual indivisible Divine cs- holioyo that there is one certain lmtjge try neighbors ; they made not the least! nll„w- 

Un„“to 01n . through whom undin and Divino power, which wo call God : irodvance tor my city. . cduuntion.. 

3(1) : who that ‘he mimiu divided into (hroc cqaal per- 

W 1 UTt * e tli rigliteou^jx;^ and vir- ti(j ns, into thu^batlmr, into .tho Son, und into temptsTiisriu* cookery lino always jiluced me in 

Wiin ■■ tto th dad punishotli all iuinuitv tliu > lol y ,JI ‘ost : and that they -ho -nil of one sstulo of Thdichiful uncertainly ns m the end, 

Hi. to , , power; of one majesty, of one eternity, of one it wm fiaite aWo what thjflgttHs.u/,/ turn 

. ; tut) and ahsolutM f..;tb \ ,t:u- It n I , <■ . , . •'/ , edt— when a middtoiigct woman made her up- 

*‘®dgo ol God l ' and difficult Godheud, and ot.ono suhstuuco : und ultlmugh p earuncc, aud, withoufSajiiig invited, seated hcr- 

pcim dt hath evorhjsting and these three persons hc au divided, that neither' self.udar 1110 A basket accompanied her; and, 

frtv 1 , u °h >t relieth, and most tho Fattier is the Son, nor the Son is the llolv after reiimrking.it was ■ awful hot !’ she asked 
v reasong by which it iu ,r i n w Ua l* ti ; *, . * me 4 if I wouldn t like hoijiu lurnptku-cakoM .*’ 

^pturen oonvino »* i Ghost, r tho 1 uther, yet, noverthelcaa, wo “ Previous unpulatttlilftjue«bc» h.ud h‘Wf» «euf 

^feututio ■ t0 ,0 trU ° Ah ^ ^* t,vo t ^ ero * ,H ^ juk °0° very God, and in to tlie table, andtoYuid that l mighbhu draw/i 

dkiUelf 2 wl ‘to“ thfi whole Trinity tlmt tho same one God hath eroutod heaven ln 10 taste some nnuaeous eoinpouiid, 1 ropl lH 


much would bo rcipiired of mo in return. • My 
ignorunce oh a great many ?ul)jectH excited the 
contempt, and often tho indignation of my coun- 
try neighbors ; they made not tho least! allow-. 


M itself vvl (*• w ^°l e Trinity that tho same one God hath eroutod heaven 
ft. Chap ^krist was baptized iu' uud ouatln fififftl all things contained under 

heaven. (Doctrine of the fhureh ,pf Eng- 


rather hastily, ‘ No, I thank you— I do not think 
Ihnhl urn very fond of them.’ 

** Mrs. Badger, for that was my visitor’s name, 


eiiVM. ;i\, thi.. tin y | have u vivid recollection ol 
tin* inipj-iwimi i.mde, upon me by tlmt wtinlnu’s 
contempt. ’ * 

4 4 4 \l ell, whorever n'tm you brougliteu' up,’ ' 
• .fid my visitor, at lengtli, 4 to ’enose th'iit tui n- 
l i 1 < • • < 1 1 wn int t al ’ wliy, life w votu* 

In nt, child ! they’re to make, bread wit It !’ 

“I can glil eagerly at the idea; Mr. H. was 
pin tiiil to Iioiiic -' ii i hi ie bi'«*:i *1 — M rM. Hadgor, who 
w is nn means ill! nu.luied. willingly left tlie' 
t':rnpihe*i*rii<*'r, Mild I W> • .“•ton plunged lip to 
the ilbiovs in- my 1 ‘.I'.irot lovKi,’ 1 ^iad very iriin- i 
tn k«*n i l ‘ is tliVigh up*iirTt 1 rt* sfilijuot ol T'fead.-i.. 
and i.th ryp.ibilith' of i i>'m^ : 1 -uppo l tifat n 1 
very i' iiMito p : 1 * 1*6 tjf'jjjou dv would t*nke into a i 
pretty in if. and wi. < a t vernal y supriteal when I | ' 
U-h'd i oo.lv an c> t fii^j - cake Mi*.- S — i — j 

laughed gi’.nl-ii'H yr'*diy at my bukijig, and pro- ! 

it Very well, wlmt’ tlnre wns of it. | 

, Jui ilia l . 1 n uni j >_ 1 i i » _ lsl— a- , 

/" : ii u "I ■ pei - i tpily I over piok, enko and 
qv.wy tinug ratohte tho? I Ci^lid tliii.k of; lmt, * 
•this! the.inci’d 1 1 ' j-r tiHe-ahviiys fell .short of’my. 
expectation*, lie dispntohod* tlie plea witir'n 
mournful air. ns lie* nwam d uio that ‘ ho never 
dxpi'ct cd to taste Vi'uy oqtial to liis*' mother’s ; ’ 
mid after trviiig in vnjji to reacii thiHsijndard 
nl perfection, I gave up in despair. This, l.lmye 
since found, is inorely a delunion peculiar to 
njetv, to In* clitssi-h Sn the same scale wit It tho 
fancy Hint- sermons were longer and winters 
merrier in childhood than they uve now. 

*' D In experioiiec of mil) iM v*i*s hits c uiviuood 
im> th.it, vi : ii-.tvspect to worldly, mat lor.*, they . 
mV : 'u extremely thoughtless, improvident, race*: 
and the uviehiiie.ry of /r. / . iftdisjn*jisalile to the 
prodtieing of » om forte, always contrives to get on 

the ‘* lihnd side " of tiiom. Mr. H fieemed 

to imagine that shining ‘« 1 drl -lmsOm.v nnd spot- 
leaH ernVatjj grew on im s, d\' were llshod up, 
unharmwl. from the depths. of the sen., for every 
W'vk Ids astonishment at Biddy's failures wus\ 
indeHfribablo. * \ 

44 Anxious to put an end iq this. perpetual state 
ol surprise, I went into the kitchen to oversee 
tho girl's porjbnnance. 1 — knowing about ns niuclr 
ql the matter ns she did. Her request.; ‘and 
vroull yc pin 7 ,o, ma’am, to 1 o af'ther -snowin' 
in *. just meant to do it myself. Tho Rcusations 

that iftr. S experienced on ffnding mo-tlius 

employed were almost too deep to vent them- 
selves in words, l;ut If* positively -forbade iny 
doing i> again: vo, 'whehever 1 knew that ho 
was olf on 8 <»me longtliy visit. I continued 'my 
mystmious occupation- unsuspected; while ho 
rejoiced at Biddy's improvement, and in tho in- 
nocence-of his heart exclaimed : 

“‘Don’t tell w i , my dear, that these Irish 
cannot he ta,uglit — look nt Biddy !' 

I did look at her, aud encountered so hope- 
lessly vacant a visage that I laughed to myself 
at his credulity. 

1 was invited, rather commanded , to join 
‘The" Dorcas Society .for the Belief ot Indigent 
Female-, .which met every week, find where tho 
member* always «ewed «u. unbleached muslin 
and Hjxp.enny calico; tiiey undo me president, 
an t in «»i:''n-i-'|U(-jice I was expected, at each 
iiic-'i i eg. to take home the unlinished work and 
doit up during the week.' 1 was collector Tor 
the poor — and in mv rouiul i_sopie -.ga.ve_mc.rix - 
pence, ,s*>irie noth! ug . ntu l 'Tome impudence.. I 
wn* Hiiperinteiident . ! tlie Sunday-school, be- \ 
“idea te.ielicr of a Bilde-class of miMle-aged 
voting huli e« who were not «|uite grown up. 1 
was member of a ‘Society lor the Diffusion of 
l selul j’.ea-ling,' which ulso met every week ; uud 
where, had I not been i\ minister’s wife, f should 

O^rtiliutv till ' e * •’ U*n ii-i.Mii, n, r 

tion.s,* ‘Helps,’ ‘Aid*,’ and • Addresses,' that were 
showered upon us. poor women : while T wonder- 
ed that nobody took the'trnublo to write to men. 

44 Xou must acknowledge that my tilno was 
pretty well employed; but. besides all this, I 
.was expected to entertain innumerable visitors. 
Travelling clergymen always made our house 
their stopping-place ;•* nipl it must have i»een 
rouveuiontly un the route to almost every place 
iu the l niuti : lor some w»-ro going North, some 
East, find someAVcst . l:ut tlpit was la 1 ways the 
haJHng-plaec.. Their hours of arriving were 
various and nnexpeeted ; but 1 was expected to 
furnish ban-piets at tho shortest notice— to drag 
forth inexhaustible stores of linen and bedding 
— nnd throw open airy apartments tlmt had 
hitherto been eoucealed by secret springs. Mr. 

S- was firmly convinced that the house pos- 

sessed tlie elastic properties of India-rubber, 
and mildly disregarded my ignorance wlicti I 
.assorted that it would not stretch to any extent. • 
“ A convention of ministers was to meet in 
the village, for some purpose or other, and the 
visitors, like British soldiers during the revolu- 
tion, were t-' be quartered upon the inhabitants 
— with only this difference, they were, to he iu- 
vitnl before they entered a house. T’was seated 

in Mr. H s study wtyen lie mentiondd tlie. 

ministers. 

4,4 1 ..spoke for you, too, my dear,’ said he 
cooll y, nnd sni 1 that we eouTd aco ombdate six.’. 

“ •‘Air. S— — '' I exci ainie d, roused past nil 
endurance";.' '*are you really crazy !’ "7 ; 

44 Alina !’ replied my huslmiid,- as lie turned 
his eyes upon mo. Mr. H — — was usually very 
mild, nnd appeared to think that 'a look was 
sufficient to subdue refractory spirits. He now 
undertook to look mo into reason ;’ while 1 , fair- 
ly boiling nt the idea of being treated like n 
naughty child, and yet struggling with a sense 
of right and wrong, sat with downcast eyes try- 
ing in vain to get cool. 

“*l hope,’ continued, Mr. S , ‘that my 

wife lms not forgot terr the rules of hospitality, 
or the precepts of the' Bible ?’ 

** *Rutfit is so impossible !' I pleaded. ‘Neither 
beds nor anything else will hold out under such 
an inundation.’ 

“ ‘Remember tlie widow s cruse of oil,’ replied 
my husband, 

44 ‘Yes,’ .-aid I. for 1 “fel Tj iis^lie least hitler - 
magantish, ‘lmt such tilings do not liarpen now- 
a-days. wl 

44 Sir. H — — looked again, and I was quieted, 
'though I felt very much like laughing. 

“ 4 Dih* can sleep'on tin* mifu,’ continued my ! 
husband, after a pause. 

44 It wns the nearest npproneh toward calm- ! 
dating probabilities tlmt 1 Imd ever, known him 
to make; but I took sopiowhftt of a wicked ploa- I 
sure in replying. 

“‘Not if lie is very taU-r-nnd flien he would 
probably r-dlout, it i.s so narrow : aud, after nil, j 
that is only one.” . 

“ ‘(’hairs !’ suggested Mr. H 
“ ‘Don't you think, siid I, ruthor hoaitating- ' 

1 v, ‘tlmt they would rather go where they could | 
be’better nccomuiodate«|.:' 

•• ‘Anno.' said Mr. H , as lie deliberately - 

laid ddivn bis pen, *1 am really. soVry to see you j 
so umCilling to contribute your mile toward en- 
t-rtuining those who should be welcome guests ' 
dn eyeiy house.’ ' , 

“ *.Wte, indeed !’ thought I : but that sound- 
ed better in u bentouco than ^uperliuman ef- 
forts. ’* 

“ ‘Mr. H said I, in a sort of Irantie hope i 

of reducing him to reason', ‘there are exactly I 
IWOKpare l»e«D iu the i|uu*<e — and these divide-i , 
among six full grown men are not very exD*U* i 
sivc neconimo -1 iii-m .* * 

“My liUHlayiil turned upon nie a look, ‘toore 
■in sorrow than in, anger,’ ah -1 left tlie, loom, as ' 

I imagiimd, t « examine bur stock of blankets 
and uoinforlabfes. .But not ln < '; Im only went toj 
look for a hook of relerenee, and soon was wri* I 
ting again, as ealndy ns* though six ministers' 
wore not Jiovering over us in perspective. 

“I sat like one bewildered, and thought. Mr. ! 
H — . — would ndt inpigluo the possibility of our 
not being able t*» aVe«Jliuno<late them ; and 1 i 
foresaw ilia t all the hlumo of a famire would 1 : 
fall upon me. Ijad they only #ct*h girls, I; 
could have disposed of-them somehow i hut tlio ] , 
idea of packing uw ly six grave ministers; like : 
so many bundles, was. quite repugnant ’io my' 1 
feelings of reverence. J thought, however, in ' 1 
vain— there was no conclusion t^jeome to;jioth- j 
mg left for me but inglorious retreat. Iu spite 
ut having taken hirn 4 lor hotter nHbr worse’ — j 
n-it withs. iifiiiig tliut I li.it* l vowed to 'cling to } 
l| III thron .-lp.ev.-i y thing- 1 dh^erted him in his 
hour o! n- e«i l es. 1 thought that a good, nfttC.* 
tical less *“ •»»«?!»< benelit both to him uru} I 


am ; so I wont off on n visit, ostensibly to spend 
;lhe day, but I contrived to bo-gone all night — 
t';e very night that the ministers wore to ar- 
rive. 

“ I learned the parliculats of their visit from ! 

* v 

44 They arrived about dinner- llfno, and rather 

disconcerteil nt my al’sence. Mr. H did tin* I 

honors of tho house with all the egregious 'mis- j 
takes that usually fall to the lot of absent- 
minded penplo. No extra provision had been 

made lor tlio six guoats(knnd Mr. H heipe-l i 

rite oldest, minister so liberally that tlie others 
were in danger of lulling short * As he proceeded 
in his employment the nlnrmltig sciuititicHB of the 
yiituds struck even his eye; and, in his first feel- 
in^H of embarrassment, he abruptly left the 
room, nnd dashing into n closet near hy, lie noon 
returned with a dish, which, he presented to one 
of tin* unlortunata hues, saying : 

“ * Mi*. H-: iH qultl* fatoOUB for her — her' — 

“AN hat name fie. wjmld havo bestowed upon it 
in* d )t*s not exactly know liiiiiHelf; but liis vihi - 
r terr’a obti&al tffgAflff ffi*in^ more on the nlert, he 
indignantly declined tlie fcnM of soft-softp wijtli 
* wit tab Mr. B-#- v v* .'*.•« about to Atvor him. "My 
husband ipipert* Hint his feelings were indescri- i 
bahle ; nnd to this day, lie has scarcely forgiven I 
my de*ertion. lie was taking liis first lesson in ! 
housekeeping ; Imd saw, with sonje surprise, 
Hunt a dinner proviilpd for throe or four persons 
would not answer for six more. He sent to the 
nolghbors’, and soon supplied deficiencies; but 
conversation rather. Hugged, and liis visitors evi- 
h'litly looked upon him with Hoine-distrust. At 
tea-time Biddy made ho many ridiculous mis- 
takes that in*, was obliged to set tlio table liim- 
, self, .and expressly forbid her entering tlio room. 

l \ 1 ' be* l\our for retiring approached, and then, 
indeed, came tlio 4 tug of war.’ Mr. S ex- 

amined the aeeqmniodations again nnd again, 
but no ru.oi'e l>e«ls grew beneath liis eye ; and nt 
length, in despair, lie concluded to marshal 
them up stnirs in tlio order of precedence, and 
see how things turned out. Brother A — — took 
tlio light from his.hnnd, and bade him 4 goo«i 
night ’ in an imposing manner, but witliout a 

single Hjnt tlint the company of Brother B 

nr Brother (J would bo acceptable; and | 

Homewlmt despairingly lie descended to bis other 

visitors. Brother B , being of a convenient 

size, was bestowed upon the sofa : hut there now 
remained four others for one bed and. a half, for 

Mr, 8 had concluded to fake one in with 

him. Two wero dispatched to tlio remaining 
room; one was invited to share liis apartment, 

and, after giving brother A abundance o( 

time to establish himself comfort ably, Mr.H 

presented himself at his dour with tlio remain- 
ing visitor, and aroused him from a sound sleep 
with a requst to take him in. No wonder that 
Brother A looked dignified nt this misera- 

ble management, or that Mr. H — — began to 
think that 1 might he half right, after all. 

“ T ii > next . morning matters drew to n Crisis. 

The coffee, manufactured by Mr. S , was 

execrable,; and this, with a banquet of burned 
beef mil something that liiddv termed ‘short 
cake,’ lumps of dough, scorched without and 
raw within, utterly Jailed to satisfy the appe- 
tites ot tlio six visitors, who were going upon a 
long journey : and they departed with n con- 
vietjon that mv husband’s- invitation had been 
extremely ill-timed, and prevented them frflni I 
accepting Hikers, tlmt- might have - proyetl | 
ple/t&hnt. 

. “ ‘My dear,’ said Mr. S to mo one day, 

after 1 had been home some little time, ‘ are 
you not tnukiug an uncommon quantity of cake ? 
Do you expect any visitors ?’ 

‘“1 do not expect any,’ I replied. 4 But 
thoy may come without expecting. Perhnps the 

to smile at the expression of my eyes, which I 
folt, wore fairly dancing; nnd lie replied quifo 
meekly : 

‘It wns very foolish of me to lie unreasona- 
ble — but I have had a lesson that will' not be 
soon forgotten. ’ 

“I could have thrown my arms around him 
intestacy, hut they wero full of Hour, nnd as I 
had, ‘ a respect for the cloth,’ I desisted. He 
never agaiii volunteered to take in six ministers 
at once; how truly they had been ‘ taken in,’ 
thoy could probably testify.” 

Well,” said Milly, with a sigh, “were you 
not sorry that you had married Mr. S ?” 

“Not at all,” replied the visitor, with a smile 
nt this detriment to her advice, “ 1 would do the 
same thing again to-morrow.” 

Milly was surprised ;slie had seen Mr. S ,, 

a grave, mdd-looking 'gentleman? in a wliito 
.cravat, hut, while she regarded him with tlie 
greatest reverence, aiul trembled whenever she 
encountered him otrtlic stairs, she could not 
realize tlie possibility of liis compensating for all 
these trials— oven Mr. Saybrook failed there. 

Tho next Huuday the young minister was us 
eloquent and fascinating ns ever; But Milly 
glanced nt his wliito cravat nnd thought of sew- 
ing societies— and, like the things in “The Phi- 
losopher’s Scales,” Mr. Saybrook went up with 
a hound, while tlieso stern realities pressed 
heavily down in tlio balance^ Her oyes w.ero 
-opened, ahd the youhg minister fell to tlie lot of 
some competitor who had not beon favored with 
“ ft peep behind tlie scones.” 


lAtlh N, O. <1> - Mini, AtWftt-ftlf, I 

THAT dBHMON AT THE SPRINGS.' 

Hu. F.iiirou: A tottigp nrtiolo in yn„ r 

liiul isHtio. tvilli tlio rnptlnn, “A Nmmm nt 
tlio N|irin K n," tmn itUrntfipil my.ntlontimi, ntnl 
""W* -t row iliouglitH upon that imlitcl y 
ncFi""n nml on a enntmon tninlnkr, wliloli tl.n 
writiM' ofirtlio nHifIc in qtiMtion, nml ninny 
nthofs. I u\ vo fnl Ion into, with roloronon to 1 1 . 
pront'liing of tlio tiny. Tlmt thin wrlti-r w 
troll fiiniTifmil to oritlcino the pulpit, In pvi- 
ilont. from.liiH nttrilniting tlio words of, thn 
lost to I’nnl, wlion thoy liolong to I’otpr. 

* I"' l n *l wnn one no common nnd no noted, 
Mint the merest Nnndny nohool neholnr olight 
to lmve known hotter. Notv nee into wlmt it 
position liin mistnke pliieen hint, lie nnyn tho 

ininrrtrrrtid-nrtt' ffiltrrtr Tfitv^siyde TiTrimnu- 
tjior of the text “ tjio great npontlft of tho 
-■on tiles.- To |i 0 Nitre lip' did not, for tho 
simple ronnon that Peter, the true.mithnr of 
tlie lest, did pot nee lit to do ho hinmo)f. 

Nnvn he, “The nnlijoot admitted bf/liiiplny, 
nml the privilege wnnnntdleregnrdcd.” . lint, 
m to Nity, the Hiibjeot miggootod nolotnn nnd 
impri'wivo thoughtn, htpl the npcukPr Nought 
to present them in such u way im would moat 
efToctnnlly attrnet nnd profit liis oonfp'egn- 
tioil This is nil tho attempt iyt dinplny the 
spenher seemed eoneoioun of. luu, the aer- 
mon " lucked piiwpr ." Jltttt inf^fhe' preuclicr 
did not get up an urouneinent, nnd kiek up n 
dust in the bnll-rooni. He nought to make n 
deep religious impression on tho minds of liis 
hearers, such ns would manifest itnelf in their 
afterlife. Considering the place, flip time. 


minister pnn well dlsehergeAl. dto who 
.tinea not mnkn the PHsentlel fe.tnre. „f the 
gospel the burden of hi, preeohlng But 
"iiinlhc never preach the duties ami tela- 
Mens of common life * If fie follows the e,. 
P-nple of Mr, Wesley nnd p r „ nnh „, „ 

. evio.ir m tun nermon »n the Monnt, l.e cer- 

only will . nnd yotwhen hedon, he inliahle ' 

I I have Home ereaker like M. publish nnd 
iilntso nm Hi rough the public newspaper,. 

Al. bemoan, Tory pathetically over the de- 
parting glories of Mntjodisn, He need b 
under fin nlnrm she is ns Mrongnnd glori m, 
ns ever; nnd she will floorieh while she,,,, 
trnues to posses, intelligent, pi„„- 

ministry nnd membership, |„ tho 
race of nil the prognostication, of croaker- 
■dam. . , 

Wfi bid AT. farewell, and hope tho next 
lime he take, the “itch serihendi, • ho will 
lie more enutiens in bin nndes.rre'I n*'e'Vs 
upon .young ministers who have their bands 
full, without boing censured in newspapers 

October, 1852. Bladon ■ 

► Of Ihn V. 0. f brlallan Ajy <-,t. 

HOW THEY WERE CONVERTED. 

Ain. ItDiTon : The following account ot a 


speaker seemed conscious of. Jhil, tlio nor- royivnl of religion will no doubt bh interest- 
inon ■ lacked power " j'linl is^tbe' preuclicr j n K lo 1 " l *'*y «f your renders, nnd eneonrag- 
did not get up mi urouseinent, nnd kick up n 10 ' ,ln "° whl * ftr '' in n mensuro dostitnte 
dust in the hall-room. Ho sought to ninko n 1,1 P Mtor “l labors. 

deep religious impression on tho minds of liis ,n tllL> spring of 1838, tboro wns a Unnr- 
henrers, such ns would manifest itself in their lt ' r, y Meeting held by tho Rev. W. It. ; na 
afterlife. Considering the place, the time,. n<> wly settled neighborhood. East Alabama, 
the circumstances, he did not think proper " hicll ‘ in itfl oircumslnnocs nnd result*, will 
to nttenint nnv thine more, lie liinv !„,vn never be forgotten hy those who WftfA nfnaanF 


t i ""'I 

to attempt nny tiling more. He may luivo m-ror lie forgotten li_v flown who were present 
failed to do this: no one knows. ' ' on that occnden. It was held, if i mistnke 

I lie lending point in .the sermon wns n n(1 ‘. 011 ‘ ueedny nnd Wcdnewlay, in the ah- 
contrajtt botvveen the mutability of the pros- «>f ‘ho pmolier In oharge. Tho out- * 
-ent juidllio iftimutnliiHty of tho futuro. The K n 'K l *‘* nn w * " n,ft R owing to the sparseness 
preuclicr sought to iinpros?, liis heurers with ‘* 10 NcttlcmenU iui ( 1 the house of worship 
n nei'iso of tho vanity of all earthly things, '™ H 11 "® w,y '"I' 11 llcn,, emy, in which if 
from tlioir mutable clinrnctor, nnd tho great " c * 100 * " r|lK . ,t,nn * n progress. The first day 
importance of future thin™ from their im- of tl,n ,n ™‘ ,n g P n,1 * !( l ""'“y without any vis- 


importance of futuro things from tlioir im- 


mutublo character. Ho especially (fought to 1,0 1 oxorc, "«" of the ne*t day 

•present tlm connection between tho two in l ,ro K re8 *^“ vv,tl ‘ no more tl D»n ordinary in- 
enforcing the exhortation, “ Wlmt manner t( r0Mt% ncar ^ ,0 c ^ 080 * wlion tho minister 
of persons yc to lie ! This wns nhont tho "!!” lll "’, U I t t0 l,ld ‘to L '' ,n «rogntion n long 
substance of tho Bormon. in hmi. e propope , inwever, Before cloning, 

»iri ... , . . , to open the door of the Church f»r the m- 

AMint M meant by « Mfimlng y -MM oepL of mombm : n strange notion doubt- 
cunfurnuty to U.u convent. onul notions of tl,e. ^ to the major portion of to etngr, -cation 
thty, wo can not for the life ol ns Imagine. f n0 ono htn lllMt ftnv id(>a of S * 

lhere was nothing m the sermon suggesting ( ) lulre |„ was the silent respond ^rohaldy of 

out farther remarks. 7® “ ,n f '“‘ OT ' * 

prefaced liis invitation Ly a few appropriate 

£s to the absence of nny thing witli refer- remarks, nnd then struck up his favorite mar- ' 
cnee to human depravity, we should consider tlnl ohorus, « Dio in tlio field of battle, “ etc. 1 
that, if his idenl of a sermon requires this, in The first notes of that ohorus— struck so Ml 
every one, he is ulono ; nnd must therefore and clear sent a thrill to almost every heart ’ 
Pju.don tho ministry for not cm, suiting his in- and to tlio wonder and asus^.hm.nt of *11 
dividual preference at tho exprnse of that of present, a young lady rose from her eeat-came 
every body oIro. i horo aro sermons' of Mr. forward and gave her hand to the Church 
W esley in whieli this same dofeot (?) exists. She wds soon followed .hy her younger sister 
Perhaps it M. had hoard his sermon on the then hy a brother, and then hy others, one 
•I so of money," ho would have taken him to after another, until no less than ten had sad. 
task for not preaching on “depravity.’' rnthor dcnly deserted the ranks of the enomv .ml 
thnn on Ihis Riihicnf ** i._*i . .. . 


than on ^his subject 


enlisted as probationers under tho banner of ' 


# V » wnuiicr oi 

But, tho clauso in M.’s urticlo which more tho Cross, 
particularly attracted our attention nnd ex- The exercise snow closed, end the P. E. left 
cited our rishhilities nnd culls for rather more Tho nowly constituted little hand, with four or 
SXtcnd^ remarks, wns the following : “It five old meinlHirs, wero left with no other ro- 
had not the characteristics of wlmt Icon- ligious privileges than the occasional viidfcuaf 
ccivcd to ho tho stylo of tlio nuthor of the the Circuit preaoher, and the miniaM^bMkfc 
text— nor of Mr. Wesley, whom wo regard a local preacher, who lived in theiW^SISfex 
us our great example.’’ Itiiod. 

Now, tlie j-hetoric of the schools, as well Upon more mature reflection, somoof dgptfi*. 
that of common sense, tenches that it is im- young persons folt much dissatisfied . wH4k<! 


ns our great example.’' Itiiod. 

Now, tlie j-hetoric of the schools, as well Upon more mature reflection, sonmnf 
that of common sense, tenches that it is im- y° un g persons folt much dissatisfied . trik||iv; 
proper to copy the stylo of any man, however ‘* ,e ' r new condition, for they found thein- 
excellent that style may ho— tlmt whoever Helv, ' s now on fl lo»ed by the walls of the 
attempts it will copy tho defects rnthor than Church, and not one of them professing a 
the excellences of tho style, And will.incvitn- "purl* of religion. They consulted together 
bly make hiptsolf a fool. Mr. Wesley was as. to tlio best course to be pursued, Talivo 
well nwuro of this and formed n stylo of his ' n ‘* 10 Church without religion was a hard 
own, not copying oven after tfje sacred wri- task, and besides it would not save them. To 
ters. Had f M. lived in his day, ho would quit the. Church, they could not think of bt>- 
linvo censured him for not copying after Am- ing so inconsistent, or of losing the victory 


Childhood.— There aro tome children left! 
At least I mot one tho other day. lt wns a 
little fellow of five years. . I Ie Imd come with 
liis father into tho country to sec ono of my 
friends. As soon us he left tho carriage, he 
ran to the kennel nf a largo watch-dog tlmt 
wns chained in the court yard. 

“ Don't touch tho dog." I cried, “he'll Into 
you.'' _ . 

“ Why will lie bite mo I " 

“ 1Icciui.no hc doesn't know -yqi).' 

“Oh, if that's all, ' lie roplied, 11 1 will tell 
him that I am Henry." [Carpet Hug. 

A preacher Who attended the sermon of 
another one, was asked his opinion of tlie 
discourse. 

“ I See," replied tlio critic, “ that clour wa- 
ters are not dtiop." 

The perspicuous orator sonic time after be- 
came "an auditor of his lcnrnod brother's 
oration. < r " 

"I sec. said the former preacher, >' that 
deep' water* arc not clear''' 1 

Tiunt in i’uuvl di.mi:. — When 1 would 
liegt content und increase confidence in tho 
power, nml tho wisdom, and proiidonco of 
Almighty God, I will walk tho moodows hy 
some gliding stream, and then contemplate 
the lilies that lake no carp, and those very 
many other various little living ereuturus 
lhat„nro not only created lmt led, man knows 
not lion, by the gqudnoN.N of the God of na- 
ture, and therefore trust ill him. Got every- 
thing that haS breath praise tlm I.ord. 

[Isauck Walton. 

I 

I have had six children, and f bless God 
that they nro either with Christ or iu Christ; 
and my mind is nm* ntreKtcpneorning thorn. 
Aly desire was that they should havO served 
Christ on earth; but if God will rather 
choose to have them serve him in heaven. I 
/un e nothing to tihjtct to it. [Flliot. 

Tho I nitud . .States yearly Convention of 
I ijivcrsulist# was held in New Vork city on 
the l ull und.jtitii ins.t Thcuttenduiiec was 
vpry large 


k-uiinuruu min lur uuv uujjiug auur Ain- •••niujt iiuu victory 

brose, or Chrysostom, or Jeremy Taylor, or ‘l' p y had nlrcudy gained j the queatiou was, 
John liunyan, or some other fuvorito writer What could they do! 

whom he considered a model. Why does M . Well, nt longth the following plan woe re- 
requiro that wo should copy after Pau l rather solved, upon : That they would appoint a 
thnn I’etor, or- John ! — for, we. can hardly, weekly prayer-mooting, and meet together 
imagitio styles to ho more dissimilar tliun for tho purpose of praying for the conversion 
these. And why does ho requiro us to copy of their souls ; anil further, that those who 
tlio “ characteristics ” of tlie stylo of Wesley had families should immediately orect tho 
rather than those of Fletohor and Watson ! family altar and bow around that with their 
for where is a greater difference thnn between families morning and evening, 
the styles of these three men ? Wesley’s Tho little prayer-meeting commenood and 
style wns plain, terse and nervous ; Watson s wn s well attended— hy sonle doubtless out of 
smooth, clear, 'chastely ornamented, and curiosity. jtnd by others oat of courtesy to 
Fletcher's ornate, jiootic, highly wrought, tlio parties concerned. It continued about 
Now,', they, .wore -all good and successful twolve months without muoh visible effeot.i 
preachers, and deeply pious men, Why, Mr. At longth three of tho principal attendants 
Editor, this, idea of preaching like this, that w ,. r e converted ut u meeting some distance 
or any other man, is supremely ridiculous, awqy. They returned full of (to spirit of 
Mr. Wesley's lityle wits most excellent— a revival and rodouhled tlioir energies in the 
magnificent style. There, was n directness Jittlo prnyer-uiooting. In a short time two 
and power in it seldom caballed, let, wlmt mure of tho prinoipal leaden wore converted 
it fool-riQjijn would make of himsell to cojiy t| lu prayer-mooting: then another und rat- 
its 11 elmraeteristiCH.',' I verily believe there other until tho whole ten were oonvettod,and 
is u great <1 all of formal cant among us- on a ^ r ,. lv t many tnoro. At the clc«o uf the re* 
tho siilijeot of Wi'Hloy s preaoliing, This vivnl 20 converts were numbered as the fruits 
preaching is nmdo the grand model by which „r that little praytr-uiHhntf. 
all sermons arc to he tested. If Mr. Wesley o no 0 f tho prinoijsil actors in that prayer- 
himself, cquld come hack lio' .would rebuke mcoting has passed triumphantly to heaven, 
sonic of his professed followors, most sharply. Another is now a member of tho Alabama 
for tlicir unnatural requirements. Wo have Conference, while unothor of the coifverta is 
nothing to say against Mr. Wesley's sermons. tt member of the Floridly Conference. All 
We think no sermons, fully their equal, have the rest of the cunvorts that 1 have any 
been written since. Rut, cun oVery one pros- knowledge of at present, are still members of 
ent truth successfully in this way !' Watson the Cliuroh, and I trust are trying to get In 
nor Feti'lier thought best to attempt it. Why heaven. -Minimi s Itinuiant. 

then saddle it upon this generation ! Then, Tnulniinville, Ala., Oct. 11. , . a 


nor Fcti her thought best to attempt it. Why heaven. Minimi s I n n l 

then saddle it upon this generation ! Then, Tnulniinville, Ala., Oct. It. 

vve verily believe tlilit nil this cant about . . ■ 

preaching like Mr. Wesley is ono of the most 

capital humbugs amongst us., Wesley him- A Skiivant Gini.THE Motmuh or t 
self, if'living, would so regard it. During tlm reign of Charles I of Ku 

Arid then, M. speak, ofakiudof preaching country girl came to Goirdou and ht 

of tho essay order, und intimates that of tlm ,,ftrr y °“ t t “ r ^ . 

w.ii i. rt ..ions* 1 ho Brower, liking her looks, too* 1 


in uio imv uruof, »n>* — .. — • • .... 

‘‘Springs’? Will he pleawo reuff * ) 10 l)r ®w er i ^ in g 

Mr. WcriftVH »eri»Q/V^ u u Heforimitiou V ,rt mnnly 




Mr. \Vch16v h werinop ' ino Uelorinution ^ » rr ■ - * : 

of Manners,' another on “ Knowledge," and fortune. She’' 

that strangoonoon tlio immortality of brutes I l '« t ' “ Hyde. asask'.UM 

What of the esseatial features of the guspel ,J husband's estate, 

in there in tluwo ftnd iu u number ol^otherH wr B 

which wd' might mention. M- hail better forluue wa* ar * 1 ’ • , k 

study Mr. Wcsluv a littlu more before h» j^ 1 * hto wil* Um wife of Jaa^s Uow 
presumes to censure this kind of preaohiug. *“ u *. ,, r . , Vi 

Wo tire not contending that , the Ohuroh. J' “ ’fuslmr ' 

1 should hc'tuuMjil into ihe lecture room. f(» l T®**)** ^ 


/ 


• m 


Cl)f Mm (Orleans Christian JUiooratr. 


( , ^ l | ItouK C'ONI KRNOI' M. K 

Ctatiini &toratp> «•,>,,««> 

f vilio (’(.nfcre'm’c. lias mmi 


NEW ORLEANS : 


Sfttimtay Morning, Octobdi* 


«* I » ‘V K 111 

MBBTnraS OF THIS WHBIL 

;• Stork in 

Two mu* meetings, of yerr different chnr- |jj ( 

actor and of mterial interest, hare been held |S to p b in 
in our city this week. On Tuesday night tlie C lwrl 
Lyceum Hall was crowded with nn audience 
of isnntlemen and ladies, representing the 3, Notes n 
most influential and respectable portion of ... 


Hook ConukrkoiM. K. Cliearn, Soctii. 
|kr. Early, the general agent to the leuis- 
vilio Conference, has made an exhibit of the 
stato of business in his charge : 

JIM ART 1 . 1862 . 

. Assets. , 

1, , ■stereotype Hates ■ 4,200 (15 

2. Merchandise : 

Stock, in Honks and Sheets in 

Philadelphia 3,47ft 00 

Stock in hooks and stationery in 6 

l.onisville ,ft .. 12,002 1“ 

Stock in hooks and stationery , 

in Ilichjnond 8,80ft 40 

Stock in hooks and stationery in 
Charleston.'. 3,125 05 


ft. Notes and Hook Account, 
In notes and accounts . . . . 


" . . . . .. in notes amt accounts 

moat influential and respeetaldo portion of )ln( , k nccoun f B in Louisville . . . . 

citizens. The Hefoni, League, a large ami ■• „ “ in Richmond... . 

association for the suppression of the • *.' in Charleston.. . 

Ijqm limn system, had oallcd the meeting. 

Ifamn. Duncan and Purvis and Iter's Dr. 4. Cash on hand 

Clapp, Walker and Harmon, made effective j“ ^“mornl !!!!!! 

speeches. There was a little difference “ in Charleston 

among the speakers. Dr, Clapp regardod the 
teetotallers as going too far. Wine and Scotch 
Ale might be allowed moderately, and yet 


. Ciirar", Soi'T". ( UkvivAL lNTEt,r,Tf»BNOh:. 

gent to the leniis- , , _ , , T 

a , . . Thibodaux, La. Conf. 

o an exhibit of the . 

Di;u< IlnoTliKii : 1 hern i> a lmo work ol 

lir ^ r the Lord going on hero. Hro. Harp nnd the 

tolembeiM of the Church urn much encotif 
l ^ 0(1(1 (|f; nged, and there ia a deep religious feeling en- 

joyed hy the members. The mooting* has 
heels in been* protracted^ three weeks, twenty-four 

3,47ft 00 have joined the Church, and about the same 

onory in $ number , have experienced religion.' Tliocon- 

. . ...... 12,002 I-" gregntiuns f^oml interest does not diminish. 

a ncry o 'n/w I hope it trill not stop until this community 
onory in shall he Oohvorted. Ministerial help is mticli 

....... 2,125 05 needed. .This is tlio first “revival" that ha- 

■ — ever been in tlicVo pint*, and with proper 

28.45*1 27 zon i nn ,i tlu? blessilia of God, there is no tell- 
nt,w '' „ mo I,- ing where it will stiiji. N < ur . 

oi’o/ir, ,ii ■'•Oct. ,. 1 332 I.EWi A. UlHHi. 


LETTEli FROM CALIFORNIA 


| I lie fallowing letter will ho interesting to 
uiiuiy of our renders,' notwithstanding it 
dnte4 hack a few 'months behind these fast 
hiii.ee. it is furnished to our i^«hu,ins through 
the kindness of Dr. *M. En I 


I i "in tliffiew York Kvtnity Ki|.rr*i, 

MKTJIODIST CHURCH CASE. 


this charity have the solo legal litle iihd cm- 1 down 

ft... i r .r i i.n . 


tr°l of the fund, the honefleiu, ■!««,' us^uidi, 

are more passive recipients of their periodical U, croon, is said to Bn ' 1 1 i 

shares, having no more control over the trus- oral fund for , Cdu<lt ^ hs n , N 

tecs or their conduct, than tin most entire beneficiaries • and ° f 

stranger to the church and religion, whether the Book *! lt thc c " 


. Sono.m a ('ill. .Inly 30, J852. 

Hi.'. Di; .M rrr it i:r. i. : 5 our vory interest- 
ing letter has just come to hand, and ii$\ l 
have trclenvo this' place to-morrow to hold a 
meeting in the country, 1 hasten to reply. 

In reference to myself, I would say that I 
all) still in the lipid, mid, to the host, of mv 


0 |»H 0 1 1 C Rcforoo Exooptions taken, etc. shares, having no more control over the trus 
I . S. (iiiiTif t'orirr: lltfore Judges ,AWw,i toes or tlioir conduct, than tin most entin 

oml Iklls. stranger to thc church and religion, whothei v ( 

Methodist Book Gonckiin. William A. J °W."r Gentile. Though tlio ti ustoos, there- thc'ultinintn" 'di ' 9 *" r,>rn ‘ the 

Smith, a citizen of Virginia ; Alex. I.. |>. <we, may .lmvo approved, nnd applauded it, portions of tho W1 ° n ) ;'fl (!co lding t ( 
(ircen, a citizen of Tennessee : and others, 41l0lr approbation or disipproliution being no- In determining,), « lireilcl, «i 

complainants, against George Lnno nnd p°"'pnnicd by no legal power, hnuld bo vis 


oenenemries : and that ti,„ ' 
the l*uok Concern i , \ 


fore, may liavo 


“ n PP rovcd nni1 applauded it, portions of the' tm vclln ° C ° nl ' " B to It 
ion or dhtnpmAur.tion hoimr ae In ,i„i„ • , ln K pfenckon, 


Levi Scott, citizens of New York, and 
others, defendants. 


Ited with no legal consequences : provided nr those preachers wlm I, ‘ 
such application or ditopprobntion bo not ol years as heneiiciaries of T 


2,023 07 
21,005 It 
!l,(>50 03 
•3,807 20 


preachers, I have included the JjS 

or those preachers who 

years as heneiiciaries of tl,„ r V»^i 


^tormining the ' 

each ers, I have inoludsd u.. ,f l, ‘ii 


„ , 7 _ ■ * * — — oouw, w. j«ur«.iia ncnoticmricH of n„ r “ Te Nh 

In reference lo myself, I Would say that' I .... , . B ch “ " llt " r °, n ." ‘° dfl lgf v « 'ing boon regarded ns such lo^'S^ 

am Mill in tlu* lioM. ami, to the best of mv 10 ,l,, ^ 0rH, Kn e( ^i to whom hy tho decretal ‘J 1 c mraC p °‘ benefidanivs which could being allowed to imrtiem , . Vi 
ability, >ot<ci.ing the (fospel. My field of ordor of thc ( of thc -26th day of ,,c (I . ono 1 « U PP OHO fording to the dis- a certain extent, and if Tl 
usefulness is large and inteicsting. I hajo ^' ivcnd) 7 r ' |®51i thc'ftiid cause was referred ® , P'. ,no the Churoh, by ottphl.iion or dogra- 


i 


cstalilishcd quite u number of large societies directions to ascertain and report what dll * don ’ besides tho rights of (lie beneticia- 

... ..... ” ....... ll.. ;... I It ... l*lnu linn It l\t inniln 1 ... il... P I n 


in LouisviUe 

in Richmond 

in Charleston ...... 


thereof should not he classed with MABIUTIKs. 

thc concern owes in notes, book 


. 3 807 2d Tlomopolis, Ala. Conf. 

ifnzn UiioriiF.n : ftVo are having u blessed 

37.813 i d meeting here. Little or no help, but Clod is 
P>P PJ with us. There have been twenty-five or 
' '207 11 thir *y P crson8 a * tlio altar, half a dozen con- 
54° 43. vcrB ' on? i nnd ns many accessions. As you 

— no doubt feel interested in your old elinrge, 

5,023 85 romombor us in prayer. The meeting has 

j uSt l,ogun. Yours, in Christ. 

7°, 11, 0, Sept. 30, 1852, — . ' T i to s .-H r-tWnn. 


and line Sahhiith Schools Wo have just wnH ^ 10 u,n °nnt and value of the property 
closed a very interesting camp meeting in nnd *' und ni,, ntioncd in the pleadings in said 


“ Lrl ani extent, and if thevw. ^ 

tlie moaning or the charityfevU 0 '^ 

to participate in it all, and 


S 


t 


this vicinity, at which we had ijuite a num- 
ber, of conversions. Indeed, I have a very 
pleasant work : more so than any that I over 
had. 1 enjoy tine health und good spirits 
perfectly satisfied with this country, I ex- 
pect to liyc nnd die ini this Stato. 1 am now 


was the amount and value of tho property ure not ,nadc thu foulld ' W or founds- they arc literally trnvolin “ P ° i " 1 4 
and fund mentioned in tlie pleadings in said tlon °}' tho 0,mrit y dependent upon any np- In fixing the dates 7 PrC “ Chen 
cause, and called thc “ Book Concern of Now f r " vul or dlB “Pl ir "''al of tho ctoduot of tho traveling preachers is to l!° n 
York, at and immediately before -division . trust, ' c9 ' tllc charity must he lul miuistered as taken Iho minutes of 1S44 - 
and organization of the Metliodist Episcopal , ' vu ® fm,ndcd - “ nd oven the court could consil'bring from the “ fortl 


In fixing tlie dates when 


ire#, than any that I over ntl ' 1 ('rgttp.zation of tlio Methodist Episcopal “ 8 '" unJcd ’ und ovo “ «'o court could considering from the « f,„M ^ Ifti 
health and good spirits eh " rt '''- South, in May, 1845, and of what llav o ; ° 0 powor to interpolate or lubricate any referred to in tho rcsolut^n 

with this country , I ex- P f "Poriy nnd effects the samo con- °“ I J dltlonH ’ which would restrict or .,ualify erco of the Court nnd al»! ?“. d 

e in this Stato. I am now ™ slwl ’ und wl,at lias since boon tho inerense e ' thvr ‘ ho ““ m ^ or , of 4118 heneiiv iarics, or tlie equitable, for the reason tlu ' 


nble to speak thc Spanish lnngungo tolerably t b , ' 1 ‘eof, and wliat the same now - consists, amollnt " ° 4 
well. I think some of tho Spaniards, in the 8 P eid, y‘"K flio profits dorwcd'from tho Hook Again 


amounts of their simros in tlio land. 


have been considered hy tl 1(! 


A llv t uiwatl UHCT 111 I 1 UH> 

the intemperate. Mr. Harmon followed, nnd accounts 

in a very incidental way, gave strong nnd b>uc Jo sundry persons in 

nnd Accounts .In Louisville 

telling reasons for total abstmenoo. Tlio nil- line to sundrv nersons in 


in a very 
tolling ren 


dienoe gave attention to a late hour and the 


Due to sundry persons in notes 
nnd accounts in Kiohmond.... 2,840 41 


lienuon w n mu* uuur uuu im auu uuuuuiiin in niuiiuiuiiu . . » . -i 

*«•-*%•** “ sgs't 


that eociety had the right and power to pro- 
tect itself against this evil and that its sup- 
preerian was now onlled for by every consid- 
eration of expediency anil humanity and ino- 


25 091 27 TJemopolts District, Ala. Oonf. 

s , lino. 'McTykibe : You will bo glad to hear 

. 13,-127 93 that the Churoh, in many places through this 
9 2 840 43 ^‘ 84r ‘ c L_ is blessed with revival influence, 
j ' ’ - " rc l' avc lind twenty-six conversions in one 

2G2.70 ni g' 14 - * 

— ' — — r The mooting in Butler was continued sov- 

41.028 33 eral dSys after I wrote you, nnd closod on the 

834 489 34 t * ,c - ' C P 4 ' 1“ addition to tho 

’ thirty-nine reported, there were twenty-one 

lew and cs- o4llcrt reported, making sixty unmistakable 


hounds iiLiny -charge, .will boforo long-re- 
nouucc Ronuiniam. Lot me say to you, mv 
friend, that Southern- Methodism is ."quite 
popular in California. Our preachers are 


specifying tho profits dcrwcdlrom tho Hook 4 : A g» in 40 6ta4c *hU account' ou tlio prih- euce of 1844. and itseems win"” 1 '" 1 H 
Concern . from the time.of tlm CenSrah Con- c lP les contended for, or as iniiq.iQimf trover that if. in p.,rs„i,n.. 0 of th ei i i? 1 .^ 
forcnce ol May, 1844, as reported tliereto (if nnd conversion, would, of flourYe, (arid such Church should tie divided HuTrY®"'* 
SO reported) up to the time of tho said (livis- [ 08ult « claimed) throw upon the Nortlien, for this purpose date imcktnlRa ^ 
■on, and also specifying the profits from the “M»9«ciarie» 4 bc entire responsibilities of this he made upon tlie basis of 

lilst-niPiiflMiiojl 1 1.» .1.. i .. . r j.i • . * III lltl from t\f «1. n .1C..: i , . 1 » 11 hi ,i. 


doing vory well, working for the spread of 1 a» 4 -n>ontionc<l. time to the diite of this report, fu “ d from tho time of tlip divi tioh O^vvn to stood at that time- that if tU' *"1 
holiness. . Will you pray fur us t I liavo in a V d al “ lo «ncortaiu and report wlmt part, if 11,0 du4 ° ( j r tllis report, .so that if hy losses of dation should he adopted thiTL^H 


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^34,480 34 


rmlity, and that those who did not actively The Stereotype plates are all new, and cs- 101 ^ y 0 P 0r ^ c ^i making sixty unmistakable 
co-operate is it* suppression would ho instly timnted at cost. Notes, and Hook Accounts c®/ 1 ' crsirins lnninedajs. I he meeting closed 
chargeable with its consequences, aro beUoffid to he good. Merchandise is put *“ h a lar ^ ? umbcr ' lf convicted s.nneas at 


are believed to he good. Merchandise is put . - -- 

down at cost, except our own publications. la , a 
id those bought at tho New York and Cin- 110 a lallldon dul 'ing the mooting was de- 
nnati Book Concerns at •wholesale prices. 1 to thc cause of 1 emperaneo. Wo had 
Jons 1-Lvni.v, Agent. 1 10 l ,lca8ur f’ tl,at evening, lo receive the 

names of thirteen gentlemen who desired to 

. join the ‘'Sons," and eighteen ladies who de- 

Dr. Stevenson, Assistant Hook Agent at sired to join tho Mmon—i need not tell 


_ „ . • ,, ,, ,, _ .. Uown at cost, except our own publications 

Ou Monday night tlio other meeting we.s ntld tho80 ho ' a ht J thc Ke xvA 0 rk and Cin 

AA an ,1 uo Hinpp IH n IN fnll no - i« ulmr .... .V .... 


held, and as there is no telling “wbereunto 
thisthiug may grow," we, as chroniclers of the 
times, give on fourth pege a pretty full pkotcli 
from one of the daily papers, substantially 


cinnnti Book Concerns at wholesale prices. 

John Early-, Agent. 


... . ■ , , sireu to join tlio "l nion^ — i need not. tell 

agreeing with tliatof tho others of same date, at LouisviUe, Ky., submits a.stiitemcut of the you that tlioir applifcation was hailed with 
Ofooono the speakers are not chargeablo witli n fl'ni r8 under liis immediate direction, upon delight by tho frionds of tho cause in Butler, 
the violence of parenthetical expressions by vrliieh Dr. l’arsons, (from whoso columns we < * U1 ‘ ncx4 meeting oommoncod 8opt. 4, at 
the crowd ; neither are trr chargeable with gct „ ur itcms ) congratulates tho General , Kb °“ CI "' on liu( ' kotonn ie Circuit, supplied 
what the speakers any. Conference on the selection of Louievillo ^ 2^ *' tt ^. prCa ° 1,C 7*- “7”™’ 


holiness. . Will you pray fur us t I have in a V d al “ to ""certain and report what part, if 41,0 du4 ° <j r 41,18 r®P®rt,.Bo that if by losses ol' dation should bo adopted thor 

ail my acts and doing, whether in the pulpit un >'’ “ r 8,1011 i ,roll4s has been applied to the trade ’ or ca8Ual4io8 hy lire, ojro-hulf of the tormediato General Conference 

or out of it, been very jealous for the litmor U8C ol tho ‘ hciieficiaries of the said fund in ontl4 ' 0 ,un d (assuming that proportion for tho medinto general action or 

of tho noble Conference that sent me here. ' oonl4oo41d n .with, or who. became connected P reacl14 ) liad been destroyed, that half so oncli party acting scnaratelv 0 J cnlti ®• , 
I have more to say in reference to the pol- wlt ' 1 4,10 Methodist Episcopal Church, South, de8tr °y e d would ho regarded us tho half be- edly, through its annual 001*7 ™ 1 * 1 
itics of this Stato than 1 liavo time to say. brto the annual conferences composing the 1 j jn 8 ln S 4o 4,10 Northern bonclieiaries. The ncction night he regarded as 
One thing I rhny say— this (country is strongly B1, | ,10 > l,nd to tho othor bonofioiarios' of tho ,l<011t h would then tuko tho remaining half, "in 1844, and that the subseai" i"™ 8 

Southern. There is great political oxcito- 8lUd f llnd - 8 peoifying tlio amounts to each aad 4ll ° Nortli Would bo lol. destitute. Tho should be rcgiudcd merely as H 7**™ 

mont. • Politics are merged into North and clalie > llnd 41 >,e times of tlio application there- ‘' or4 l ie rn traveling prenchor must then go gnnization of a division 0 ,. omd 

South, • of respectively. And further, to ascertain b» ok 4 <' stuff uml scrip, and as a way-faring wliiclj, in'point of faet, dated 

Sineo writing tlio above, I liavo heard of aud re P urt 4lie numbers' and proportions of P' 8 rinl go forth on tho great mi. sion of t he t'pon the foregoing -nrincintrariir-^ 
tho arrivnl of another preacher' from tlie quklificd acoarding to the itsage x ' I,urul1 ' Sllcl ‘ would ho a result 'plainly at contained in tuhular statement tr" ,CW 

Church, North. It is very strange that, wo » nd ‘'isiipHnc of the . Methodist Episcopal war With tho objects tor which this charity red to, and hereby annexed ! , 

aro loft, to a great extent, unassisted by our GJiurch, before ..and ut the ti|iic of the Baiil Mlls “ 18 tituted, for it was inLadcdto be u adjusted. Wttied | 

Church, whilo tlio country is Doing inunda- d4V48 ’ 4on ' 40 fceoive the benefit of tho said P er P etU11 ' fund not only lor tho traveling account 

ted with Northern men. All we want is tTUBt f«n d i taking tho. proportion which the P rpa< -' ll < !1 's, etc., of tlio present time, but. for In tlio account furnishod the - 1 • 
more men; men to fill our stations and cir- num,l «' ( >f traveling prenuhejuin tlic.aumnil tllclr s" xcssrir.-. m nil lime lo conic, and whether perty in January 1845 wasWawt* 
ouits. Wo want a few able men to tako ®onfcrehecs which formed themselves into «'' clUcr or lo8S - whether swelled by profits, Of which the" ten! 'estate S 7" 1 


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SI 


^ Ml . .. * . ; i»nvo» |jk iijruA iiiuiio 'in * « , r M* 1 . > i»oi» me lore^ointr - nrincintaifcr 

tlio kencficmries quMihed aeoording to tho Usage' x ' Iluruh ' Such would >'<> a result plainly at contained in tubular statenliTr '"' 

wo |lnd dl8ui P Hno «f the. Methodist Episcopal war With tho objects for which this ohuritv red to, and hereby annexed i. ft? "* 

our Church, before and at tho time of the said wa “ instituted, for it was inunded to be ii adjusted. ’“Wed, 

ida-' div484on ' 40 receive the benefit of tho said P cr P0tual fund not only lor tho traveling ' ai count 

it is trust fond, taking the. proportion which the Preachers, etc., of the present time, hut, for In tlie account furnished the val ' 


v, 1 1 1 1 o , wu wa.iu u iuiy uuiu men lo liiKo ‘ u,u,cu hiviiiduivuo 11110 u , . — ' -e.w-.vva jiroiu.-. wiiicu the real estate with 

charge of our literary institutions. O that I t,ic Al°thodist Kpiseojyil Church, South, hears ° r dlmini 8hcd hy losses, was to lie divided in ginc and water works was .'MO*’ 111 
linfl n vntfln Inntl nniinirli tn atm in .,,v 4i.« I to the number of nil tho frnvnllmv Juo proportions to tho bon Hu mrl™ * 1 .. om • n- i 


had a voico loud onougli to wake up tlie gi- to .4lio number of all the traveling preachers d, J 0 l )l '°P orti,jn » to tho bene tie iarics of the Tho printing office, stcreotvno \! 
ants of our Israel, and; a tongue (doquent ^ ,c Alothodisfc Kpiseopal Church before W !°.[ c c ^ iurc h> whether North br ^outli : aud engravings, und metal and xcZf ^ 
non.inUtAnAwmiiwlA il.n... t!„i.i i i__. tho division t.hovonf uo Qiml. mnmiL while the trustees of tlionroRo.ii ...... .i . WaCttti 


.. * 4 . 1 . r J 1 Wl luv innm the last. 1 here were about thirty comer- 

toapure patno ism, 11 rago^ and chafed hy Concern. It is doubtless a good pfacc, hut wo sions and forty-one additions to our Church. 

in-dt »p«m our flag- But a fair portion mny think the man ut tho WoBtorn Branch of tlie 'The next Friday, Sept. 19, wo commenced 

be Mt down to the nearness of the Preeiden- — ... - 


onough topersundo them to this field.. I doom f 1 ’ 0 thereof, as sucli members appear wl “ l0 4ll °- trustees of tho present time cun do $77,099 77. Wl * 

myself fortunate in being permitted to cxer- ln 4l >c minutes intended aH tlie “ forthcoming “ o4l, mg .to impair ( thc rights of tlio present Foundry materials $0 245' h' 1 
vise my ministry in this country, where men's ml Autcs'’ in tlio resolutions of June, 1844, llcn efieiarics, thc present trustees and boneti- presses, etc., $0,240 07.' ' 


souls are tried. Our wants are not known to Kuel ‘ ’"'“utes to he taken as corroct as far us clarlcH togotlior can do nothing to impair or Notos $54,825 ; hook uceouata tnt 
otir brethren. They have no idea of thc im- 41l ° same extends : and also to ascertain and allonatc 41,0 rights of successors, for that deduct bad debts, 858.751.. 


tiol election— each party being determined 8UCC06B 


«vsu IK.SVA. VAX V 11 V - ““‘VI AV, VI O V/ VIA IA 1 UU 1 1 V V U 

Concern bus had very much to do with' iW 11 comp mooting on the (iaston Circuit. Hro 
v.r . „ . . LinfitHfl'H WAIfIy I ' r» */. flvrv I il 


that the other shall not get thc start in mak- 
ing political capital out of the case. 


We extract from liis statement : 


Linfield's work. I'p to tho time l loft, there 

.1 r.- _ .1 „ wore thirteen conversions. Tlio next Friday 

‘•From the commencement of our oporu- „„„ .. ... , y 

tions in this city, during tho full Of 1840, up ° ur Cam P Electing at l.indon uamp ground 
to tho present time, our business transactions colnm enecd. This is tho first mooting ever 

linpn linnn nnnefnn Fin illOKnnrl.,.. 1 I I linljl flf (Ilia a it t ll.. A » 


portunce of this country. Tlie people aro 
remarkably intelligent. California is large 
onough for tlireo Stat's us large us your own. 


report in wlmt form as to specific property, wouhl be to concede to them the power of al- Merchandise, hooks, etc S 74 m 
funds, money or assets, tlie transfer of tlio ter r ln e 41,0 ^ foundation of tho charity. stock, $53,933 ; paper and furritiT 


shares to ho set over to the trustees, agents. 


Admitting that the account is to be I S4 198. 


held at this place. It is on tho Marengo 
Circuit. Bros. Duncan and Huckabce aro the 


S. louu Coeftmtu met in Islington, Mo., 


to the present time, our business transactions commenced. Ibis is tho ti ret meeting ever 

lmve been constantly increasing on our hands. 1,01,1 1,4 this jdaec. it is on thc Marengo 
IBB CONFERENCES. Beginning without capital, nml contending, Circuit. Bros. Duncan and Huckabce ure the 

' , . „ , „ from first tqlast, with tho formidable olsta- preachers this year. Wo hud only seven 

a. Lotus Coiifcrtnu met in Islington, Mo., clcs out success has greatly exceeded our most [„ n(u ,, ... 3 8 

iwg. Bishon PninF sangnino expectations. FVom tho annual ex- of 41,0 «» 41,0 0,1 00,4 preachcrY, 

Sfed ScpteBber, bishop lame presiding. hib f t of tl , e General Agent, the Uev. Dr. a,,d ‘"o others occupied by local preachers. 

Twelve preachers were admitted on trial, I Early, it will ho seen that, in January last, Here wo lmd a glodous meeting — fifty-throe 

two te-admittod, one discontinned *t his own the nssets of this estublishmont exceeded its whites converted, and. a number of bluoks. 

wqw-t, one (Rev.C. Penny, t dirf: "nc super- by UpWMdS ° f tWent y five thu “ sand Thirty-two whites and .nine colored persons 

anus ted, three located, owe withdrawn. A It should, however, lie known to all con- J '°‘ Ued ““ T rollat, : jn al 44 >i»-mccting, and fir- 

lettor waa received frm Re- D W Pollock cprao,1 > 4l,a4 tho heavy drafts which lmva 4e< ; n othclB durln g 4 i'° quarter, ut other 

.v . *v - •--- oi hi* health reninr-si !><-'<' 9 J n j'. ,,p °9 0,, r fnncls, for the purpose of P <jm48 on 41,0 Circuit. The lust night, at a 
atefang that the— * hi* health required hqunlnting <L. a-om of th« n la^Lif 1 .lata l.o„, ta.„i».* ..m. c™. J „ 

t * marc goathem climate, where- True Issue,’ assumed by tho last General mo their hands as having been converted 

upon a isolation of sympathy and rocom- 1 om “ Ctoweh Sui " ' TatrfrmUy^wSe?! ‘ ? “ l “ ig ! I . t .' W .° broko U T 41,0 1,0x4 1110, ' nin & 
nuodation wwa paaaed hy the Conference. the amount of our active capital, and ton altor 6 o4tm E clcvcn tents pledged for noxt 
The following action very lavorablv affect- vcr y serious extent, hindered the successful . vear - »nd several who were not tiiere at tho 
1 , „ „ , ‘ J nrosocutionofthe prime objects of our agency, close- JosmiT Hr.uii) 

iag thrir «*oell*nt Conference paper, (from Still, amid all these embarrassments, wo liavo Dayton, 30th Sent 1852 

which oar information is taken) was had ; lived and prospered. “' 

Whereas, we have heard that some friemls Our present stock of Methodist bpoks, and TurnorsvtUe, Ala. Oonf. 

oT the Church, in 8t. Ixmia have started n ,^l!buth ™hmii a HMks iml’ 'V^ct^ii^l'ulloir T ho good I-ord has blest us with u gruoious 
proposition to raiae a fund, nay ten thonBaml variety, is unusually largo : nnd wo are now revlval of religion at Ttmioravillo. This is a 
dolkn as a Conference Fund for the whole fully iiersuaded that from henceforth ig^lmll small village springing up on tho Mohilo nnd 
Church in Miaomi the proceeds of which -Jj 0 ab '° 40 SUPP 1 ?- 41 ! 0 ontiro demand of tlio Ohio railroad, tour miles from Mobile, and is 
to be ^ pro pria tod^to tho rehef of the ‘St. -^^-koTuulmhiviBeehir^ 

Loom ClmaUan AUrocate, until it shall no Western range 6f the connection llavo had 1 1 conversions and 10 accessions to 

kBgarneed sadh aid. and then to l>o appro- 1 _■ the churoh, otc. \V. K. N. 

priatod to auch other object in connection „ ... 

whh the operations of the Church in Mis- .METHODISM AND LIBERIA Big 8 *“ dy 0t -> AU ' ° onf - 

•oori, oa may be aeloctedhy the Annual Con- ’ Mr, Editor : Wo huvo had two hundred 

fereoeea in mid State ; therefore, i,a ' . K,,,T0U ; 1 H‘ arned recently, from a conversions on Big Sandy Circuit, sineo tho 

Raofued, That we hear with pleusuro of j ) . r,va4e 80ur ?° wl,lcl1 1 consider perfectly rc- 25th of July lust, nnd one hundred and 
the magnanimous proposition of our brethren Imble, that it was lately determined by the seventy-one uecfssir.nsto the M. K. Church 
in St. Louis, to raise ten thousand dollars us Mission Board of the Nortlioru Church, to' South. ,1 j] Wi n 

a Conference Fund, asset forth in tho pre- diR1olvP 1,11 connection between tho Church. Oot. 5, 1852. 

•able. ln kikeria and itself, except that of friendly 

Resolved, That we will oo-opemto in this intercourse and fraternal aid : thus giving Houmar and Bayou Black Mts'n , La. Oonf, 
effort to raise ton thousand dollars for this 4ke African Ctiureh an entirely independent At our third Quarterly Mccting,utTigor- 
otyact in toares of ten dollars ■each I organization, a Bishop of its own, etc. ..This vilio, 23th Sept., and closing the 3d of Oct.. 


Tho soil is tortile, tho scenery is beautiful or »PP°mtcc8 of thc Methodist Episcopal 8t,l4cd 0,1 4,10 principles claimed, and that the Cush in luind, 81,333 : avaikHi 
and grand. Nothing that I have over seen 4 ' lluro lb South, may, witli most convenience ^" ,rc °f 41,0 Northern beneficiaries is to be $27,000. 


can equal it. A man cun liavo just as good and a| l''antago to both parties, bo mado, with ol,ar B ed 118 contended tor, 1 do not see how Due on periodical bdiiks, *43450 
socioty bore as in the old .States— can make 8Ucl1 suggestions in relation thereto, from , 4,lu sta tc of llie account could he materially liabilities on book account, $4 506 ' 
more money here than in Alabama— do more cacll l ialt y a» be may sec (it to report : varied. IVlint is the Bharo of.tho benofioiu- Dcduot twenty ncr cent to i i 

1„ .„ I * . Kriiriilnnvii nw.Dt .on. u . .. 1*1 PH f Mni-plv n ulinton in f1.« * i .. . J 1 UU Wd 1 


good as a preacher in ouo sermon, than by u Hogs leave most respectfully to report that, r ^ CH . ‘ Merely a share in thc profits, to lie, s4G,880. 
year's labor in the old States. F'our good ,n pursuance to tho kaid decretal order, lie JwrMimtily diviiled, not u share in the capi- Net profits tor the year *44231 

preachers arc wanted at this moment, to fill lla8 proceeded to investigate the matters lal ^ 4,lllt 18 a fund eoneecrated to tlie Churcii. Annual jirolits, viz : 1845, (this shared 1 


four vacant stations. The work is suffering. wl,, ch ho is therein directed to ascertain nnd und 41,0 wllole Ghurcli, North mid South, nut South) $32,913 . 1840 ioiW. 

urnnl /nP * U 1 Ml . rfittfjvl * II III! fluif 5 rt co!.] I « L l . _ 1 till! CJll lire'll of tfMlllV. ll 11 f Ilf 111 ! ftlll'n 4 . UAA . ... ...» 


now for want of them. 1 hope you will pre- rc port ; aud that in said investigation lie was 
vail with our brethren to come. • Tell them a4 t ,; ndcd hy the counsel nnd parties rcspeel- 


the Church of to-day, hut of all time to .come. 990 : 1848, $37,583 ; 1849 ' (urn !lu „ 
and must lie left as intact and intangible as delegate and counsel fee) SfJ 
was contemplated by the foundation of the $7,911 52; 1851, $08,050. 


that wc lmve fine congregations. The'cbun- i'cly, and received such proofs and ovidonoes W1,1) coutomphited by the foundation of the $7, ‘Jli 52 : 1851, $08,050. • 

try now is filling to ovcrflpwing^vith Yankee «« was deemed Requisite hy the counwl of the - charily ' V alue of propl-rty of iiook Cosoem en i 

mrls and Wratarn »»■ respectivo imrtieq to l» i.r,yl„„,„t l.ofnro i.:.„. Having thus settled the general principles January, 1852, $008,413, of ahitk real m 

I would advise the young preachers, ospc- " 1,011 l )ru ; l ll,lJ evidence are herewith re- u P on "men the said account is stated, I p,„. (being buildings and Iotsin Croebv and Jil 

cially, to como unmarried, tor this renson-u 4u ro° d with tins report : and that the said cced to consider tho evidence by which it was Perry streets, und a house and lot nd 

■Southern lady can not stand so woll tlio fare dell ' n(lun4s i 111 obedience to tlio requirements sustained. • $708 in ilavuna) $ 131,277 

here— I mean to cook and wash. Goods of of 41,0 8ald de crotal order, did produce under In tho niunngeiaent of tho paid Book Con- Lash, etc., $43,310,: dao on perioial 

every kind are now about as cheap in San oa4h 1,11 doed “’ a °cunnt hooks of accounts, corn, it was tlio duty of tlie trustees to ren- *10,000: merchandise, being IxkL « 

Francisco as they arc in New York. 8o a otu '’ a8 . wa “ callcd Iu T 41,0 cbuusel tor tlm der a particular account and cstimuto of *1'0.541 ; printing office, stereot™ an 


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upon wmon the said account is stated, 1 pro- (being buildings and Iotsin CrosbjandJI 
eecd to consider tho evidence by which it was berry streets, und u bouse and lot vi 


$708 in Havana) $131,277. . 
■ Cash, etc., $43,310,: duo 


man coming here need not. bring any thing ou,n P lu,llal148 
but himself: The Isthmus rn„m i.,.. i...... Tlmt haring 


J vuluo of thc property and effects of tho Book : ■ 


ostimato of si “9,541 ; printing office, etcreotype | 


hut himself: ’I lie Isthmus route lias- been . 1 1,1,4 baling heard tlio eviduuco of tho par- Concorn, and tliq net profits thoreof, to the 
much improved in the last year; it is now 4,08 al ! d 4l t° urgUmonts of counsel, lie has annual conferences. Thooiccounts so rfendernt 

rvni'f.witltr i-.. fr. TIwnm#. a. _ 1 .. «. HrOCncdciI t( » IlllllfO I in Al.„ A.. Al. _ r 


,088:- foundry, >589; bindeiy, H 
tcs. $54,503 ; book ncoountx ill 


957 : notes, $54,593 ; book ocoount*, ilij 
973: deduct $38,595 ( lxoing 20 per centlti 


lmve lmd 17 conversions and 10 accessions to 
the churoh, etc. \V. K. N. 


Big Sandy Ot., Ala. Oonf. 

Mn. Editor: Wo. liavo had two hundred 


- ^ -- “ *'•• 1 1 , , . . - ..va.v^vuma oil ICUUtTHl ■ • V.VVAMVK I 1 'JvIUk *>v lltr ItUI e 

perfectly safe, there is a great good feeling P roool -“ oa to muko U P 1,18 ropurt of tlio mat- to tlic v contorcnecs since tho division of the 1,,,d dol,t8 • owes on book account Mlf] 
and harmony among uur preachers— no strito l °r 8 referred to him, the details of whiclu will Church, were produced before me, and are deduct the bad debts, alrcadystutod. W'ffl 
-all working together. more. particularly appear in too tsbltlfir state- hereto annexed and marked as oxl.ibits The increase of the value of the cJ 

It lias not rained here tor five months: it ™ ent thqrot^ annoxed ; and in ordor that tho Tlicso accounts und estimates so rendered, sineo 1845, $J0, 17 ft. 
don't rain hero in summer. The ground, ? ur4 ,,lu J r he informed of the reasons and the counsel tor tho complainants contend if Amounts of annual profits since 1845 J 
however, is moist, tho air cool, und very plea- ?"“ 0, P l08 wl,,ul1 Kmdo him in tho statement not conclusive, at leastinost forcible evidence 4 " 41,0 Northern bonclieiaries inolndii|liM 
sant. Tho crops are very good ; wheat, fifty 0141,0 8111,1 aoooun4 ' ho graves lohve to cm- of tlio property and books of I ho Book Con- which latter wus 84,309 two firet, and ftrJ 
bushels por acre: tho averago yield of puta- ouU y 41,0 8amo ’ a,,a 8,, hnut llicm with this cern ns against the dofondantH in tho case, 4l,1 ' co hitler years— JB4C, .-18,350: kJ 

ftios r»or nnro mivnn 1 1 . _i .1 1 FOpOl't. * nml i o 1,,, «!• I -1 or.n . I9iu „i“ nn . 10111 aia uya ntib 


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toes, per acre, reven hundred bushels ; barley , , 

seventy-fire busliols, fivo cents ner rmunrl 14 was contended by tlio counsel tor tho 


soventy-fivo bushelB, fivo cents per pound 
corn twenty huBheis, two dollars per bushel ; 


■r ' , and is not to be rpbutted except upon the 8)5,259: 1848,817,95] : 1849. $10,850: 1«H 

It was contended by tlio counsel tor tho most complete and undoubted testimony. *24,459: 1861, $20,950. 
complainants that as the trustees or agents The trustees und agonts of tho Concorn who ,, 


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, -MV «ou,»D jjui IJUDHU 1 , f fir *| , n U nlr r’ I • — u 6 o..w ui uaau mui'um WUO 

beans, peas, pumpkins, peaches., pears and , . , 0,,oer i n lu,v0 ’ «mce tlio division made up aud reported those account’s and 
water melons, any quantity. 01 4l, o Church, neglected and refused to al- estimates, now swear that they ure erroneous : 


Tlio case now comes up on exoepthuf 


effort to niie ton thousand dollars for this 11,0 African Ctiureh all entirely independent At our third Quarterly Meeting, ut Tiger- 
object in *hu«e of ten dolUrs ■each organization, a Bishop of its own, etc. ..This vilio, 23th Sept., and closing the 3d of Oct.. 

On motion, T. Polk, Esq., Rev. J. Hogan. was lookc d for Jiy some ns a liar jaeger., oft we had a good work in reviving the members 
Ed, S. Gay, W. T. Christy und John Hurd, 8 rc at good to the Churoh uml tho country; and in convincing and converting sinners. 
Esq., w era appointed a Board of Trustees, <*P pp iully ns bucU a step would fully open thc Tlio result wnB. 14 embraced religion aud 10 
•ad raqusstod by this Conference to act in I way for the Church, South, to do something joined tho Churcii. The old members aro 
that capacity in reference to tho object con- for 41,0 P*°P le aml c uuso in that country, a greatly btirred up ; tlie work was deep and 
toaspUted in the foregoing resolutions. thing very desirable to all. .But jiht as per- g™uinc. i do ndt think I ever saw coqyic- 

NtU . — Upon the adoption of the report of 80,18 w P ro TeHcltnting themsqlvcs upon this tion more powerfuland conversion more clear, 
the Committee on the. Book Depository, tlio movement, u strong counter current arose Tlio meeting will long he femembered on 
preachers of the Conference subscribed he- rrom 8011,0 , t uurtprf ' a,, d tho whole scheme llu J fm black. Wlmt shall wc render to tlio 
tween fire and six hundred dollars for that w “ 8 ,lban doned. And in its placo, steps were 1-0| d for all his benefits toward ns ! The un- 
oi^ect— a part uf which was paid in. takea to “mont more firmly the union now tiriI1 g lubor of our I’residiug Elder, Brother 

Afier a week's session, Conference adjourned ®** st * ll B between that branch and the parent keonerjhas secutod for him a placo in the 
to meet next year in St. Louis; at Cektenarv *** To ca*^ this pnrpw tint, it 1ms been ^°«on of the people that will live wl.en lie 

reported that Rev. J. II. Perry, of the Bethel 18 gone. 1) 0 arc ulso indebted to Bros. Rolls 

. . Church, Now Xork, bad been selected und al, d Knight, local prenehers, for the labors 

Jf^aucsau, of Ut. horns 1 ),. strict, -W . clothed with fujll power in tho promises, and they bestowed- 

BfOVttUL • • E> flint ll n irnn creon Fn t n • k , mi ■ 


than eve 
Wc ollei 
tion . A 


| . 1 • • kkz|*v**wv* VllXATU .IkftL'tJUUl.S untl 1 *. 

, — J 1 uircn, neglocted und refused to al- cstimutos, now swear that they ure erroneous tlm report of referee. Mr. Inrd spp* 

The gold mines yield a, larger quantity kW,, of til? 0 , 'faf? "ro 1 ?!! tu l'Cocivo tlicir altogether too high, and tlio alleged oiccbs for plaintiffs, and Mr. tmneher for M 
mn ever. Gold is plentiful in California, denied tlwir riclit* to III- f U °ii ° nccrn ’ and a 3 1 . 104 M s ty a very large sum, which makes ants, rf is contended for pluintifi till 
ftc often get a hundred dollars at a collec question as. to the character and effect of value as presented to the confcrencu.1 

I , n t, 'ii° ‘wmiBOb.'- that evidonce ono of Borne importance Tl . , , , , 1 

ducting and, defaulting trustees, and must ho counsel for complainants contend that tl„. 8ll0,,, d 1,0 rons.tdered as tho real xM* 

ifliii riri'il in ( in . 1, 1 ... _ • • 1 . * v»»«ku lilt • n,in .1 . j i._ il.. 


tion. A man would hardly thiuk of irivimr .r . i i r* u* ea ' lro,n time uw that evidonce ono of some importance. The 

loss tlmn forty or fifty dollars quarterage, elmmed totim* nnrffol^”^ T*- U ° UI1801 ^ oom P lainant8 ooo4p nd that the 

Bro. Mitchell, come to California and take nlicabln t„ , 11 , 939,^5 P ldno P. los “P* declarations of- tho trustees, especially in this 


vu. 1.9 19 v umorma unu tako nlioahln hi nnr..;f 1 ,r ..1 * . . 1 vojiGuiuny in tins 

charge of our Conference school at ban Jose, u., ,[ , 4 lul 4ll | 84 «?‘!,yvbo have vai- apparfcntly formal and considcrato nmimcr. - 8185,000 uctivo property. Itnii»« 

Do all yuu can to get some of our strong 7, i 1 ? 1 ro P u,lla 0 1011 4 * usl , or, as it was being tlio declarations of coininon agents in tended that, pUatntiffs are entitled to thu 

young brethren to como. Tho immigrants tliev were defend, mtu :!'* allo4bl1 ^ orl11 ’ as if 4 i>° course of their husinoss, i.i not only evi- tion of taking interest or profits wce-d 
across the Plains and by the Isthmus .onto, aversion. ' l aDd ovidcu * c of „ ? indin - f ' oro ° “giinst also that they should receive their 


11 you can to get tjomo of our btrong M hif»n tl i • ^ > °L a» it was being the declarations of common agents in tended that, pllamtiffs are entitled to tni 

• brethren ,0 come The immigrants b “~ " ?°‘ ^ ^ «»» o( ' 4akia « 04 


■ , 11 . AIK bvVl UUU lUIKKIlUlL'U 

1 0 all you can to get some of our strong Ht atcd by the eounsel 
young brethren to como J ho immigrants they were defendants 

across thc Flams, und hy thc Isthmus route conversion ~ 

have filled tho valleys of California witliinor- -r ,1 • ,, , thc defendant or beneficiaries- 7 tlmt the dec- ft, „ , 1 

limnont und intelligent settlers. I would say t,“- m ' larations of an agent made in tho course of, “ ‘ u ^ 

to every preacher that intends to come, to . ,i , i"* ru8t008 . aro olll y, 118 a general and in the scopo of his ^business, is bindiiu 41,1,4 41,0 report of the referee (J- • 

burn up all the -bridges, behind hiui ; have no ° w . lt 1 reasonalj le euro und upon tlio principal, and is not to be questioned *'‘ 8 ' 4 '' Clerk 1,4 11,0 ( 'uurt) is correct, im 

possibility of a retreat. Como untrammclcd li* 1 ® ono0| - °E 0 101 * |41 J perfect good faitli; or doubted : but this, I conocivo, relates t, . sum due thc Soutliern Church is ?50,48fi‘ 
in every respect. I bid you farewell. EBi J . ud E mcrt4 i» ‘bo honest wlmt lie Bays when deuling with third par- deducting S19.184 10 interest on the n! 

K «• 1-01 k-y. Sr;;:“ i^iSeTof^T ‘r W1 - mt «*» of threeLt^,, ncW*^ 

tlmt the trustees in this case have violated S^T or‘ to oS' °( wliioh 41,0 • Soul11 1, “ vo 

OENTHMAliy nOT.T tint! Tnmc..... tllOll- trust 111 di-nvmi. I,, ll,,, , ... * or CSll sim.u, r,„. .llvtiliiniD nnd interest to l< 


value. as presented to the confijrene in INS 
sliould be considered as tho real vnkf.rul 
is '$70,090 more tlmn reported by thc refer* 
- 8185,000 uctivo property. 1 1 is also e® 
tended that, pllaintiffs arc entitled to the? 


in every respect. I bid you farewell. 

E. H. Louklky. 


Fourth street church— Wm. R. Babcock. 


Aoubry Chapel— To be supplied. 
Mound Chureh— Joseph Dines, 
rit. Louis Circuit — U. Dougloa,. 
Manchester Circuit — W. Wburton. 
Hillsboro' Circuit — John Fenuiun. 


that lie was soon to proceed to Afriou. Now This work is not confined to the young tor 
| upon tlie heel of these reports, which reached 'at the Altar were seen tlio father arid tlie son 
us from the very mission room itself, comes on one side, and on tho other the mother and 
the statement that Bishop bcott is about tu the daughter: thc planter and' tho manager 
sail for Lilmrm to perform episcopal tone- praying together tor pardon. The most tb- 
tionp. I bis vacillating policy, or more tlmn durutc were compelled to uckuowledge that 
half authentic rumors of it, scorn to us it wus the work of the Lord. Interest is vet 
Clearly to indicate, what wo *uw btill more manifest in tlio neighborhood. 


CENTENARY COLLEGE, LOUISIANA. thci v trust in denying to the Southern ‘bone- mates ‘of thc value of his estate if unv 
• . - -homr. ¥ » participation in tho fund, issottlbd evidence at all, is of hut conmaralElv mu' ft 


tlio Soutli fur dividends ami interest to 


-, “ - nciariss 11 participation in tho fund, issottlbd evidonce at all, is of hut comparatively little 1X ®-' 849, 302 29. ' 

this Institution, after its summer vacation, 41,0 decreo ol tho (ourt; hut that it wub force (sco Taunt 4, It. 511, ib. 505 5031 It is stated that tlio nunibor oftn® 1 

T d m d H° r “ f ° r thC reoe P 41o “ of 8ludp,,1 “ dono f, ' uudulenl1 ^ or 4llrou (5 l1 dislionost 1110 - and it seems to ino tlmt tlie reports made bv preachers entitled to tho benefit of thefa 

last Monday morning. At tho end of tho tives, nowhere appeurs, either in tlm d B nr» n tlm i,.^ir , ,1 *, ' UUL P rp uonpis cnuucu , . 

:ond day ninety-two students hud entered nr in thtt.nmnf. * tin n.„ 0 k agents tu tlie minual conferences is 3,303 belonging to the Church NoA 


usual, lmd entered tho Preparatory SoKotl "^‘“^‘“S^roey uiainacasoof oxtraordb tions made by agent to bis prinftipal, while bdoftgUig to 
lias is much in advance of. precoding years, ,mr y embaurassment aud difficulty, they sup- giving an account of his uctiags and doinu In relation to tlio paymeuts 
tor the same time. . used they were acting as the faithful guardians- As those agents, therefore who „„ik„ of liislioir Heddlnffnt-wns^M'WL 

neeteCttoS S°t atSSS F™ ° fl **#*.”* P-enting its being wasted estimates, L who of cwse SoSwi Bishop bequeatlied 810,000 to the Book C* 
lCTrSto^Ltl£,r 0, S£; voluntarily thrown wlmt they estimated, . have taken their l . cern. subject to an. annuity of 

tho liberal donors ; indeed, all of tho friends - n . d ,^ I i 0 fi» ^i U *° cl ; ur,t y- tunu,, y 00 oall > ,,,p , instead of their ids widow, which lias been paid 

of tlio Institution, limy congratulate them- 1 ,o y orr C“ 1,1 pumfpt law , but I do not unsworn statements to tho conferences, ns tl„. , , , . .... .i,„- n f nrofits do* 1 " 


nauvasKsws »» . 11 u ILL LUu • • 

Hillsboro' Circuit -John Pemnun oleoHf at thc session of tlm late ' General 

_ „ Confereuoo, viz., tlmt tho Nurthorn Church. 

1WM.BOUJ-. Co, femur of the M. E. like the man who won an elephant in n rat 
laim^Nortb, com cued in St. I^hiis. the 7th fie, lmvp something on their, hands— in tho 


W. .1. Fkkul’hon. 


• . •a- . ^ s-“.wk....s 6 v,n wh.ii- nanus — in mo 

MA, Mop Aaes ptendjng. Bisho|« Janes African Church they do not know exactly 
and simpaon also expected to he present. ‘ wlmt to do with. It is, however, to be 


HOPEFUL SION. 


never beijn better than at tlm present time. 
Tlio Trustees uf the Institution, the patrons, 
tlio liberal donors ; indoed, all of the friends 
of tlie Institution, may congratulate tlicm- 


[' Bisltqrl tedding, it wun ste 1 * 1 - 
i.i 1 , ft si 9. 000 to the Book ^ 


upon por 
tlieuiSulve 




J — kkvkva, . ssmu livnuil SUCir. ICf- hUUJUL'L IU illl -- ’ J 

ehurity. tunouy on bath before me, instead of their his widow, .which has been paid wo 1,1 


EmuRASIA— The record and the only , 


Wlmt to do with. It is, however, to be Mu. Kuitok: It is announced in the .mb 
Slmy wrn^mli 19 bac ' kin g a,,d fillin *'' lio P ria48 11,1,1 Dr. Hawks has been elected 
as to disgust ahlti^rrl.^.^ to BiAop^w, | n the diocese 


many , also moves successor to tlishop llenslmw, in tlie diocese 
“OUtaar," bead, win be read will. “ 40 dle « U8 and . «•»» from them the of Rhode island. 'Phis is a cheering sign 
land profit, especially by the young. , Vi ‘ ,I ' U 8,1,40 “f confusion The occupants of the Episcopal office gene-- 

lor and mote extended notice of the 'h LinTni-'lT "nt • u ‘ y w . ullt u r, ‘S ul « l ' 1 y rally, in this country, ure thoroughly Fusey- 
rfMi- Evelyuu Vaughan, who died ^ l4 ° l4 > tWr notions/ The Doctors far 


ImHk/MIm t'vuio.,, V . " , uimiuui-u iwuup UI iuoiroj?niu Liberia Dr 

l ° dk9i Bo0(U ^“ lc “ d - ' S °P 4 ' iW. favors the idea 

junogooo., au., bept 14, will uppeur of their Selecting one uf their own number, 

** 4 ^ind setting him apurt thiutsch'cs t Somethin- 

” . . ' ' T "' r ! UU8t 1,0 du “ c 800,1 *° P la °e the Church there 

Th* i»pnr* of Com m imioner Nelson (son i u a different position, or tho cuuso must suf- 

r .1 , r„,. 


ft ft, , . . ‘™, mm, mu irienus ' n .-„ , . , , a ““1 msicuu 01 tneir 

of.tho Institution, may congratulate them- . . ^ 1 , *n point ol law, but I do not unsworn statements to the conferences as tin 

se>es on its continued, growing prosperity, t ] 1 “ ,,k 41,1,4 11,o y 81,01,1,1 1,0 tilmrgud as miscon- evidonco of value -no, other or hotter havin' 
Tn 4 'h f ro “P cot oflt8 Permanent usefulness, ducting trustees, wlieu they were honostly, been produced botoro me 
All will bo pleused to see tlmt tlio citizens of though mistakenly, endeavoring to conduct ,, , 

this section of country have conhdence in their thon2elvc's as faithful --t-- ,■ ft, , 14 W,1H 1,180 contended hy the eounsel tor 
own institutions and are likely to support r T ton8t ' lva4or8 °> 11,0 defendants that there .1, ould bo a further dc 

them. [Sou. Mirror, Gct. 7. f Even udlIlittinf! , hoy M0 to ^ ^ ^ the value of the Book Concern 

us misconducting and fraudulent trustees^ it f U8t ““ ated ‘ n tho ro I ,ort8 to 41,0 aun,,al oul " 
- lL “ l ' U “ W* “ u ‘ foll 7 4l ; at 41, °' beneficiaries should ITJ M 

An luiltim iiamsii J'uii-cLu.to.wiu,onii« l'litawatUmlB 4,u 8° charged. J ho consequence oi’ iraudu- 


bo deducted from tlio share of profits di« 
•South. 


Jk a. .-Ik, . , * t* 1 " 1 ft , , ««• that lie - my friend— supposed tlmt he- the 

</ theJodgfc) occupies our oolumas to the **• 1,1 11,0 mean time every consideration Wtoi-did not consider MetJ, odist ministers 

runlmlf 1/ mnnli . lIAim. mm,.... i...,i. . °f reason und dutv— dntv In tl,,, 1 .1 , 1 . . ' .... . . 


having liuen inoculutod by this virus respect- 
ing tlio succession dogum. A friend of mind 
iutorms me, that in u conversation wbfoli lie 
lmd with him, lie remarked limt lie supposed 
thut lie my friend — su|iposed that he— the 


of inatsurhuraca,: .. U^soed re .l ' '-‘ ccmncssnould plates hud Jieeu twiieo estimated first, a 

Anlu 4 Uinuiuuuai'Ua-cUu'to.*iu.ofiii«i',,ta W4 tumlB J JC 80 chuijMd. 1 ho uonsoqudnee of iruudu- stereotvnc nlatOB -' second tlmt 

fc;. r -, , T n |i , ir 1 | ad, J istb. u.s. circuit lent conduct on the part of trustees 0 . 11 . 8 le 4 eo yl'° P lat cs. second, tlmt they wn, 

ialeft/n 4 * 1 *“8 |1 'U U "J' Inui tbs Hiatsu country ... „ h i rll81 c , • 8 , lulls again included in tho estimates of the she, i 

wiiueut iii'L'n,... iio»iu.Wfi'ii»rgna. Rut in nu ozsiut- u I»°n them pursuuaUy, and not upon the fund S „i ■ . , . , 1,08,11 1 

nation uf tlie CUM Bret h«J tu tho 0(S(10 I, r ll.., nntln. |, , , . “| on mo IllllU stock. I ins seems to ho contended upon t! , 

patriot Atlornrj, an Interring «ene oocumU. TSe 01 boUofiomriOS. 1 do nut HOC that the share nrinei.,1,, tlmt nftnr tl.n nlntaal 

nrt.on«r l.«ii come from hi* nouniry, not under tall, but of the Nortlmrn _ principle that alter tlio plutcs lmve been 


without licfuic. Ho \viu» fliFchargcd. It ut in uu exitiui 
uutlou uf the cate lirst had in ihuolHcu of tho net I m 


upon them personally, and not upon tho fond 


THE RAPIDS Ot THE ST. 

Only H few years have !>»“ ed I 
nttomiit was made to “ >'U a , ‘ ,8 1 1 ' f „,. u picks' 
a steamer. Now all the K«l>* SW 
son's Lauding, atsmt lerty ,lllk . .. ||gi!f 
liurg, to Montreal, are passed an 
lines of steamers, and we thins ,i ie »*•(• 
without four of coiitradiehon, t0 (jiiet* 8 
of the St. Lnwi-eiieo from SSjPjL, t, iM*t 


” ' • r , , ^ 'wicior—uiu not consider 31etliod -t m nisi.. 

——7 mno11 °‘* er m » tur ' ^ °diu<- 'aad' lS ty ~S Ut7 ‘° ‘n T U ’, “ ,U “ truo u ' i, ‘ i8l0, ' 8 of Christ : hut that this was 

Ml uA correspondent. The Commercial m" gtohull” J a I " l •• a8, ■' ‘' 01 ' 1,0 00,,8 idercd them as (ally 

Adrertisar of 2nd Oct any* the Court will stop would of itself nAd ueha , aut| > orjzed'.ti»prcueh und administer the sue- 


pruoner lua come from biB rouutrv, nut undt r bail, but oi* the Northern boneliciiirioH (mn n , irinupio inut aittr vne piutOB lmve be ci 
fely-on thc. pjromihf of thu hp*i chief of th. uation i , . . . . Uln n iQrt' printod from they aro reduced to a certni 

ohhl the fiiicotiU chief, thu pri^onar, uml an in- bo charged With .UiO WiiliPUduCt Or ffftud of i.vi N i lin „.iai, V*m , 


UI UIO M . UHVrWHUV ,, lllW ntot^" . 

the mpNt interujritiuK tln«in|k , * , L 

eler. Those who lmve l0 the 


Adrerlifar of 2od Oct , nayu tbe Court will i B tei> would of Itself add 1 uul ^ or f 36e<l ‘ to * prcucli and administer tho sue- 

-I. to. * ffltoen d.,.- J n decision upon to IvZLu JZ evlue ’ ^ PW . fT' ^ - 84a,,0 ‘' 8 o1 ' °- 

token and October >."< T* aro 80 rare, that they 

, Mll m are rofroslnng whon met with. It will fie a 

■- __ . ' 3* . ,-r-t, | •,... , j-, great mercy il Frovidcuco continues enougli 

Dr. Wasnwnght has Lmd elected Frqfris- j, . . ,V e " y Coavon tiou of of the leaven- of the Gospel in thut Chureh 

M«1 » *op of New York Salary fixed at tlu , m , an d Jfith iori Tb^ J"? ° Uj *° ooun4erao1 41,0 0 °froptibg influence of tlio 

HW. IL Urge The attendance was Onderdonks, Doafies. etc But there i. great 

^ ground to fear. ^W.uuhman* 


Uiui t..,j obtfi, Its mouJ illirf. tUsprtienw.amUuin. oe clmi'ged with tho miscunduet or fraud of . , , ,, , oru “ 

Uiriirt'U-i.irictiy r u ftii,.j iLo |,r(,iul»« gitcn. ah nn the tnistafts tl,,,,, tl... I • • , 11,11 11 ul extent m vuluo, and that the diminished vdb ■■ 

nt.'.sni nt U.C tlmo tS.'rivU to. Thc nttorn.'jr uskiij the t,1L tiustcus, tlmn tin: bcniitlciiincs themselves of tho nlatos has nagged int/i i . 

IntnrpreUr loinijulni „i the. ohU-i, if liny kn.w the uu- could he nor'soDullv clmrr-oi] irthn v„.i , plates tms passed into tlio hound stoift 

turu of uu uuili. Th« anwww waa. they did. Itwaaau i .. . \ . ^ ^Orthom Snoli undoubtedly 1H tlm OUBO, but tlio i- 

^HL t ^ 0r “ , 8 riro :huiaih.yw‘,r-, <.«,wo.,i„ bcuehciarics have received more than they deneo' appears to bo that all duo allowa 


eler. Tjioso who huve l mH ^ nV 
Cliinu Jtaimls will bear twtiWJL AMl 
fulness el tlio tiillowiag J ft*' 1 , w, * 
Jhe rtppouruiitfo of tlm J. ndl y 1 u l|ied 
boat is dashing Jlireugl 1 tlw 1 , 

fiwn tub ka*!!* 8;— ’ far 


ajnieai to ihu Ureat Bpirll ; but if tlicy wt»ru iallod ou to UtUlOuOllirtCd UUVO received lUOl'G tlmn tlinv ,i„ M . .. ’ u 

Ml the truth, ihtir »wd wna.udtcl. ut. Il tt wn» ihund are entitled to 0,1.1 .1. I J deneo appeura tu bo thut all duo allowui 

th.t °nf tolii .n untruth tu their nntton, u oouucli „f thu uru eiuiueu to, wlilcli does not appear, tho were made and tlm ,i,„ r 

Wb.»n u| ai»h.M, «n 4 ou thu fact t«lii*uinnlr«.t.h; onlv .l-.l ft, . . ° ttUU 4,10 aCclnlnt therefor. 


tribu would ba bitld : uu<l ou tbu fact btiluff uiauifuni Lf onlv (‘OtiNftfiliAiii'n tl.., i . . ,* . 1 BCCOUDv tnOrOiOl'e 

loSUfeKWiK^ trib, ‘’ uud 1Uu lD J“wdpMiMm ^ A A • , at cuu P e ^ cei vc w, that btated without making the deduction claime. 

would klUbiuijUbtiiiubly. If they told truth, thoy would, they rfhjbt ^ 0 f\ind , « HUtiuuuuiuuii 1 


UOIlt IH imHlllJ)£e‘« ,,uu P" nil* till) r»r a. 

.SiionriM, tub ibti'jjw.— B ° 4 * 1 ^ far 
wlmt is technically call** ^ . ( i, e 8 te^ 
ids," i. going tlirnii ^ 1 w«W *“ |hf Mi 
will tic. inuplo compensation ler 
least when you lmve imc8 * 4 f 1 l 1 ®ef>P*J 

...sai. ai nnnortwooi 


.•ally qujuju * • ; * 
ig throng'll titew la 


ids,” i. e., going tlil-oug" |k nq 

will lie. maple compensation W 


ut dcutb. go to wbpiM tbu him huIb. upd bu ulwuyb Urdhv 
I f wi| untruth wa« lull, they wou|d go down in the luiriii 


lu btuting tho said account, 1 havo coobit 


to h place of fire - Tbffy. further tuided, thut mu Indian 
»} way • tvld thir* truth, hut Uiey had heard 'ft v»utt not 
Hi wayd po with tliewhltff facer * ' 

Th® Indian , in thi* ewe. wAn etiduntly iiiniHi nt. and 


waa lUauharged Hi* voluntary -praaeucu. with that of ( hi- 0r8 i widoWB and urpbuuw- liavC dbnnived, 

0 Their MsHnuo', S' I'r^/h'm^ghV'V.'u' 'to neere. i*' Oolll, ded or oucquriiged Hiem'iri the fraudt 
ted by into; to>hgm a.U comhieujra would thut alter tlio case ! The trnntaon 3f 


.1 a J .... n “vvumui * UttVU UUUblt 

d. Admitting not only thut tho trustees ered that tlio annual dividends duo and „■ 
hiwo boon gmlty’ of toisoonduot and fraud, paid .to the Southern beneficiaries, etc , he 
hilt that tliuvNur thorp bonctl'ciarlc#-proach- much added unnuully to the capital 'stock - 
ers, widows and urpliumM-bavo Connived, tho' Concorn, upon which annual <hvid!eift 
colluded or encouraged Hiem'iri the fraud 1 ' from the time they respectively beoomTdu 
would thut alter the. cuso ! fho trustees df interest at tlie rato of 7 per cent is allowc 


nn ith the shoe ting. Due or tjj© tli(J portf* 

from uiuo to twelve iuilw |on)!j l “ >01Jie of tti»l 


from uinc to twelve "'T 
•vending with great 

it is said, at the. rato of w 8 ”^ ^ 

hour — SO thut tllVw,, H' r it d®* 4 .!,. 


Hour — bo inui iuo , u-kiiiir a* » ^T.Hr 

white-capped bch, hu4 "JsS 

lodges of rocks, ’“Oj * % a -, er itirtWal 
guttle r domftrtsble sort o .knl«it«“ m 

p...., .... vvhriievrr ire opproitw .,.-1 


igutioa. Whenever we »i 
(our meu were statiouw 



Tiie l‘. i 5 . Marine. HosIotal ai Na/h hex — Tl» 1 
<•' i iliH Inlolllgoncer'Hay* : •• This tpletidld oiHHco 
no far flui-h'Ou and fUj* hulled n to b» now open lor Hi" . 
ceptlcii t.r nil pilch paties an aro entitled In its iich’MIi 
dnl. <>n . and tlie'e consist of such- soniuLMt nnd rlv'er 1'.' 
:i J| n a* have paid lin<ip|(ii| coin, nutation money. which 
a ii.n of (no diim- pur month ; provided tlmy shim 
ji.itd u. h*h.‘ i il.i! do at tniy .Unm within four to id 
of tlio tiuieut nlilcli tin y -ball mnko application for n 

UiMottlnto tlm Hi .“|iTtttl. . 

‘■Tin* fall lire In tlu* most. Imposing «Mm. in Natchez or 
environs : ptnnds • n tin* highest iluvatipti In thu noun 
of Adam*, half a tulit^ north of.’tht'^ohipuot part of* I 
city of Nntclicz.-nnd commands n view from tin* cupola 

tluiont 


' . Uflprow, Hinuouw HUM inrun- 

l'i l' l " ,l 1 6 ; 4 ati|jtng grpnt power mrl Uoxlcv- 
cb» nnel . (be lion t. 

in ii split rock " In tlio-Ocuat‘ 
I |*«W | nt olii' tlriio lolie rlnslliinr «ighl 
IcHiffOH.. whidll Jilt up. njitili- 
*( l “ renU (l«- foot Imloiv till' .“Ili'fnoi; Imf 

Hi t ®'“ rC milking ii)i !'"if iiii'i'l !<• tin 

" J 0 ” ,i,o wiitcliful l"l"t lUMj "llorposcil. 
^ limit bout turiiH gracefully ft8iG0,tffi<l 
ep -air nnd snfe^ «*»' he** *>'.v* 
i*" 1 ' u-cntlv, lln utonmi'i's Wile not 
il TC . r L jo over tin LnOhlnP rnplilfl— tin 

10 i before rondilng Monlrcnl— tho'.pns- 

«*T. s( , n t from nlmvi them I.. lln pity 
r» however, n prn'dlionblc clinn- 

Wf Jlucovpreil, nml the Iwnts ilnily 

11 • ufetv, cvon 0 vor *1 1’ ® boiling torrents 
TBitoe. 'I" 91 '* p f" re untiring this most 
1 * rt of tin river, nn In. lion pilot is 
'H P j f r om nn lnillnn villnge on the 
^fhc toll 90,1 °i the forest — who has 
i Iho wny through this soothing labyrinth 
1 .nil rooks, in his frail canoe— mounts 

house, mnl. nssisto.l by three or 
;-- r t men, takes his piece at the 
nnother man goes aft ami lays 
attache! to the ruihlor, so tlmt, 
nt to the tiller ropes, thorn may 
’ ' i, A moment more, 
railing anil dashing forward on 
lir eiirroiit. The Indian pilot giutos 


'V Hr * i i * Tlu* shipments of ijwfdb from 

t <1 tiring Hu. win k ending tfm 2d Inst, niriniintml to 
making a gram! total. slnra ill * lit of January, 


7,'urther by tho I'raukliii 

NritYniiR Monday, Ortobcf II 
■ int« 'lliifenfi 1 fioin Unpin ml brought by Ui<* Frank 
in. I Important ex tmpt with regard In oomtnerclAl 
i ' Tlif AmnrUmn Guano expedition ** Kelt* -* unraal- 
In Hi-' iiiomdiiry circle* tt a vollHon la expected 
"•n l" bi-in , l.in ami. tin* Aumrlean ships Tin* 
v Him ki t v . , hr r, i ; urltle-. generally flat 
flo-lng fti.li"- l'-r - on '|s‘< i Tti-.d'lnv evening Were 


Arrival ofthe Daniel Webster. 

.^l|\) r*tt'nnisl»|p bank-1 Webster, Oftjttnin 0. J. Graffain. 
urrln-d .Monday evening. In rive days from 8*0 Juan. 81m 
brings dates from {fan Francisco to Hut lfillt ult. (inly, find 
conM-qucntly lmr nitwa vvfui anticipated by llm Kl Dorado 

Tho steamship Htar of the Went— »t bo new ship of the 
Vanderbilt line— Sailed iitl company with the Wcb«ti*r. 
with 170 pnpgcngcrfl, for "Ntiw York. Tin* t’aclllc comiff- 
tion wan niado with the 8. 8.' IjCw|^ which loft 8nn Kran- 
cbcoontheirith ul,t. 

The yppbpIb led ut San .luan nro ns follows, 'vli : Me- 
tropolis. from NowYork : Sylphldo, NcctOrIcanH and Navy 
Hay; Italian brig, MarncillnH - v llreinen brig, Bremen; 
Pehooncr Kaglo. iNowOrlentm ; JcBbIo Blueflcldx, brig A.dn. 
NowOrlcans; bark Martha Clark, from NowYork. 

The following are thc prlnclpnl Items of California naif p; 
Tim mining eeanon baa commenced, with every proapf-ct 
o! n guucesoful harvent. 

A very Important ordinance lias be 


Tli- Iluhtd/llln (Ala ) Advocil.- learnH that A H Mill*. 
-I hag been elected rr*Md»nt of the Mrmplila an.l 
I* n rl -Imi llallroad. In pines of (n-orgn p. Ilelrbe. Kiq . 


Franco— Tito Approaching Bmpiro 

l.i item from l*ot|« Htnfetlmt adinjotstop toward the 
dal lUbnmnt of thp Umpire will be taken by Lo(|lR Nit* 
ole- n nt Toiimoii thelfttli ofOctober. • ► 

Tli • returti oftle.uh Nnj.oleon l<> I'/uIh. In lb be celebra- 
tl '■ llh Impe/lal pomp. ^ 

’Hr' attempt at MarsoUb-r* to. a-* :i*dnatt‘ the Prcrddent. 
•■.tiUeil In a gigiial failure: -Tlio Inb rnal meobllio wag 
•b ( ’ * K,, d m .tily nil tho coiiNplralora yore arrested. 

Appointmonta. 

Wawiinoton, Onhdier II. 

Cb tries M. Clirlslin n 1ms been nppnlnlcd Ueglater. and 
^IllTn M Itlebariknn. UcceWer. of llie lmnd tlfhee. 

. New York Ootton Market. 

■ tVr w Y-ift k . October 11. 

Tli * miles of cotton f-u the week have been OOOOl bnlea, 
lie market cloning on Saturday nt 10 \,r. per lb fur . Mid* 
ling Pplntid. and 1 0 *. 4 to Ki'^c. for Middling Orlcnni 


the Mlssim-ippl river for Home eighteen nilb 
circuit of the county, and a large portion of the pnii di 
Concordia on tljo I.oiilnlana plioro.’' 


aii i.-AOrt in imiio. —I n tlu* Ptateoi Ohio ttmre are now 
h,J h , « of railway In operation, and over 1,000 miles In 
cmu-ho Of construction— all of which will be completed 
bln two years, making two thousand inlte-i of railway 


CoMri.mim 4nv — C. Astor llrlstod In his new work, the 
•Upper Ten Thousand," crIIh the Hontiiern people “the 
Itiisslnns of, our country, who cotna to Ihe North to lieclv* 
Ill/.od and lire tolerated only because they liAve money to 
rprnd '' 

HiN.'ri.An, I’Ri-.niriMriVT e» » IUnk— T he Coinmer, d 
Hank, at Albany, was closed on Haturdliy, the 2d Ihst In 
consei| uence of llie officers being nnablr to nntock^a m v 
patent lock on the frontdoor. They were eompHlei! o 
send to NowYork for the iinfenteo 


introduced into 
tho Board of Aldermen of Fan Francisco by Alderman 
Britton. Tho main features of which are. prbtectlon to 
the permanent trade nnd u mnterlal reduction of taxes on 
the lalmrlng classes. By it transient traders, those wild 
have no fixed placu of business, who sell tlicir wares oh 
sidewalks, from carts and streot cars., double the tax is to 
imposed than now exists. Supercnrgos of ships, or Cap- 
tain- wjio collect freight monies or sell cargoes, itin require I 
to pay a heavy license. f The license on carmen Is reduce d 


irjf<l 
ftlff 

•he piif« « r u :; 
l-i, whilst r.- 

jjoftholoyor 

J.the l»»t - 9 

.niiiw'i;, 


1 Th- ..k,„ ml, to mni loU lb ^ 

Whl1 " ,or ,m * 11 1"* 9 ' 1 ' ko-'l-™ k.T. 
i,.U,«) *«♦. TV. h.T. h„ ra of no nit* of .or no- 

iiHint. * 

IfBMr-Vo mt« arp j.t nmrtpil In onr oiarltrt. W* 

-Itiotc Iiew. rotted, nominally, at WM/aWM qa »« n 

<* r™ -J m htoa.. 

•1 .BfflM 4f, for No. .0,1 *1 y «,r k to (,'o.n., a-ll, w4 
free of drayage 

r.i)fnK~n m ha. i Ma m, i w , a , rj for Co® M ^ nr i„. 
IMJaal lhr-o llaji. an,l .om« Moo hap, „f g| 0 b»Ta b«o 
-l^poaaO „r, maklnfr'Wlo bag, for ih. waak. Tha ratat an 


A.l urdbUt.lmauLiLiim.li 


WortlilcBa Bllla. 


The defalcation 


IV hSiiiNotON, October 11 

Tilt) several conc ros in tills ally that have been lloodlni 
tb»*r hi n try for Hoine tlms.past with shlnjilasters. have re 
piidijiled their IssMes. . . 


From Pom and Chili 


n nn instant the <Ugnt hnmlH nvc vunning 
1 L wheel like fingerF over n well pinned 
Latnt HA S ‘ t il ler clmiiw r -rirtt l ew -nrr f 
running nwn,v;.tlic l>out treiulilcs 

i bo-mu'. tllu " 

ioMfW'y rmuil, nml goes till her c.mrsi, 
Mtv nasM» ono of tlieahwtjflul moving 
W tm entrance to n now nml vforac-onl". 
tho linlinu'ii oya in ulilnr.u, every 
UlTThis fnc. i9 working, nn.l na tho. tmvvr 
A .IMnirr 'iroop for n lull Into tin •• ceV- 

- o' the French Mn-oprintclv toym the 
Lthnans, his tongue protrudes, nml his 
iVcicois like tlnUofn mnnjyomjcd. Snfrly 
f the " cellnr." wo mi* jostled tirs_t to onn 
I'lhtn to the other, still -lushing down „11ie 
liirrarrent, when u sudden concussion en- 
2ln boot over, nnd ".She hnh touched !" 

ooce from the li)w ol n dozen pusseti- 
a.hoarc aniionsly looking 'down on the 
*, just under tho. bows; hut shchnsclenvcd 
,Mk and tho concussion wns only from tho 
' wires, nppsreBly indignant 'tlmt n pro- 
Snous steamer should venture in the do- 
aiberc they hold their revels. 

.toother drooping of tlie Imws nml descent 
..“cellar, ■ end nnother tossing nlwnit in 
directions nt once, nnd we nro once nmre 
ta steadily along fairly over the lust of 
•rapids, and aliltougrecd nnioirg the pnssen- 
i,. that ,ve should not cure to go over the l.n 
iMcrerydny. Once safely over, however, 
tec sill ever regret the iicniitiful nnd exeit- 
|ir*d«clf he witnessed in passing them. In 
lending the river, tho steamers avoid the in- 
L< bj wans of ennuis. 


glvi s an account of tho Omllng of 


whilo nrntaiug tilt* 1st hinu-’. 

Judge Boot, of Pan Joaquin 
donee at Stockton. 

Messrs ,1. w. Wiley nnd T 
oslabllsh a u»wi 


ll-ra ld wrki'A fnnn Valya- 


Two Steamboat)! Sunk. 


l.niiMvii.i.Vk, Octntior II. 

Tli*' steamboat Triseumhin, hound from NewOrlenn* to 
St. I .ouls, yeslcrday struck a snug In the j)II"ilsslppl. 
eight, mile' above Meniphi.H. nml sunk In iilne feet water 
Tin* II.- 1* Haeon ycstcr-liiy rjn on Hie wreck id the 
steamer Cbllltc-dhc. nt Island No. 10. nit-1 sunk. Flic la a 
total loss. • 

Ohio Rivor— Stoamhonts. 

l*maai'am|\'ftctolirr 11. ' 
Th-'i-e are how two l\**-t two Inehcs water In the channel, 
nml Uie river stntb -nnrv. 


i-l-d in e-iTi.i. (jiienee *»f liifohnnHnn received fr-m tin* 
Ubllfii Mlnt-t.r nt M nimoiiiiclng that Ooni 

Mc.Vjilny t-.ml In eii i-etrii-Me-l ni-i r-nlv to look after 
Ani"'ieiiu Inter- st . bid . in«iiy t.> fake ji..-gf*«b,n nf t|nt 
I, ■ I ■ In n,i-. beb n^ii • i, I'eru a-* |s ebiiui-'-l Th« Vel- 
pi»i-i--io pitp-r- tb ilium , Hi- iu- *,• nr.. unjust nn-l plrat- 
janii'i til' - x : r I.... toll 1 V?i!.r.*c tint the :i,\' *i ps In 
hjipce.-Mii a wdi.be I jr . mining .b-wn mi tilt* .tii'mi Fer. 
liltiuJ- f Idilud** l y l li-* i- i.ilit .'d Am- liOniis This per- 
t-urbiutlnn w;i* s- Hi.*nbnt -iindli'il.- however, by tliequiut 
eiiirsne <f I be I! ; >Mp lleiitfin Into the luirhor nf Vnl- 
l»ar.!ti*o. on the ImiIi. . r- An -u* l * where ‘In* dropped an- 
clb-r Neyerili.ele-s. Hie Pe rdvlajnr . as hi thert o staled. | 
t-i-ik tli * pVecUititi.ii i , iiiifVTuun tlf.* "1'lahds. htiil. nt last 
account s. her.* still busily preparing to prevent foreign 
aggtt'Mloii. They hail plae-,| on the barren and desert 
IMe a governor au-l arm'd lore with its mtire navy, 
(two simiil H eiui|!*rs) and Congre s.*bsd nutlior ;ixed the 
4-iirc.h‘ise ..f »Uir< •• in,.-, and lien. Ihistua wn to lake 
nr-nunniel If tlcy Imv.. m-i I- • mi .very eareful. er-* till,-, 
some - I (hr vi*/-je|« w lii.'li -left \<-v. York to lond with the 
preeinus ii.ariurt'. iii accordance with Secretary tVebiter's 
iidvlfi*. lmvc met with a very warm lebfpijutb 
The \ dlpHiaS'i- l"t i v , , ’ 

‘•Fueb ve- • !< would li * . , *‘ i • ' i 'nnbly meet witt^n warm 
.receplidiial (Ida tline. ur.l pn.( -t..| by a mnnw.f-war. 
jt- I'tru i« d' lj riiilni I 'I :i I, / ud. |,* protect lur lnter- 
e , i.-i i n 'tlbit quan-tcr. A d \ • upiy ntuk** the at- 
tempt a) le'-'t . f i* wi;b >\: t! • r •. • dcilvid by the 

Jimnop i|y mi-1 **ab* « f llii : • ••,. y. *.h>h be wit h- 
i tit tin 1 ci *dlt m: ni.-aii- i * ke, p iu int.umi tlm wheel 4 of 
m-r -illnpldaietl gov ei-unt - 

W-* tin ilex' ■".in-* other « I. d i: , m-;.,:i fo|l-o>4 
The n.'wsfri ui the mining districts is highly flaltcrh . 
ami the . xportntlmi of silver (rum Oopl ip-* large 
The .different vessel* of the Flores expedition have bee. 
dlmtiiii -1 in I’aitn ; the principal leaders, (len. r.ds IV right 

and Guerra, notice to leave the country. 

and.a f«yv. hundred Ano-rlcnns and Uhillnus uro thrown 
Vntirelj - >n ili«* charity ->l I'.-ru 
General Flores ImUarfived at Vidparalso ai.»J tr.kcn up 
h s re-i,h'ure In. llyit city ; ho was received with much 
h"> jTitttllty. 

After Klor. ,i wns refused permission to bind nt Callao, 
the agent of the Kiiglhh stemuer tludiug him completely 
out - f money and ntiable to pay Ids way to Valparaiso, 
declined giving tho General a j'r.<"e pnssnge ; amt the pas* 
si ngers . mi board the tjuito were obliged to raise suflt* 
olt*' it by.sub. erlpti- n to purehase a ticket. 

It was proposed to comuicnco the epeniug of the railroad 
from Valparaiso to PaiitRgo In October The road be- 
tween Concepcion amt T.ilcubiinno has been surveyed 
Kinigmli-'ti from Germany to Valvidia Ison the inert use. 
and the stoahyiohunuulculb-ii having been re-established, 
we limy, within a few years, call this one of the best Hgrl- 


, found, It is snid, appeared perfectly unconcerned : said he 
'had tost his 'way. and had been living on hi'rtie.H. 1 1 • 
crle-1 the first day. hht not afterwards. The fir/ 1 nljtly 
he sb'pt in a treis, hut he said lie wns afraid In* wmfld t .■ 
whin ftflltU'p, anil on the other nights lie-slept o i M 
'gi*0Miul. 

A Wahninc. ir»,.Mi ni.i ii'ai Ai tiiorjtii s — A Mi> v i Marta 
K. Mason has recovered a’jinlginent of -pOUfi ngainSt the 
town of Hprlngfiebl. Mass . for injuries sustained by h r: 
•owing to tho upsetting of a sleigh. The nceblent war 
eauxe^ by ohFHMcUons.* placed on tho road by the. town 
amliorities. The obstructions Consisted of ptlcks of tim- 
ber placed there for 'the purpose of being used on a hrldg ■ 
ft few rods distant, then undergoing repairs. 

K'Mi.uaTion to Cu.ikoAma. — T he steamer Ueorglri tailed' 
(Yom NowYork, on Tuesday, the oth Inst . for Aspinwall. 
with 700 passengers, including 100 mechanics and laborci 
for the Panama Railroad. 

'/iie BiiitHh Army in' the Uoi.omes,*— Fjoih a pnrl’a- 
mrutary paper. just, Issued. It ajtpcars that the amount - 1 
the British regular troops employed Iii tli« r erdonlc* in 
1847-8. was 1055 officers and 80,50 1 lion-cominlssioiietl 
• officers nnd men. The cost for pay was A'l.404‘854. Iu 
184K-0, the amount was 1712 officers and 30,400 nomeoni- 
misMoncd officers and men. Tliocost for pay was X'l.:y*ff. 
TCP ; while in 1840-50 the amount was 1076 officers and, 
38.762 non-commissioned officers and men ; nnd the cu t 
of pay was £1.329,650. 


McKlroy nro about to 
spnpor nt Olynipiu. Oregon, to bo called tlie 
Coluinhiaci. • • , 

According to the last advices from tlio overland immi- 
grant route, the Indians do not trouble, tile trains, their 
■Qi'pvodntlons not extending beyond isolated wagons or 


V lb. A further cargo of 1200 bag. arrived ycterday 
firom Rio do Janeiro, making the direct Import, since th« 

91 0W fclT|S| lH,t *** RWk 071 h * n '' U(t vvenlng. 

BAGGING AND ROPE— Thera la yat hot 1BA1* d-dng 
In these articles, except In a retail way. The rates) fit 
small lota hart; been in.£18Jft for Bagging, and 
for Rope Vesterday an off.vr of 10^« « M rofim-l far a 
lot of 2iW t mles India Ragging, which we quota at 10#® 


Got rov —Tin* recent heavy ml ns throughout Ouachita 
Talley, sayajtlio Register of the 28th uit . have materially 
Injurvd the cotton crop Picking has been nlnio»l sus- 
pended -luting tin* past week, aud we hoar great complaint 
aboat rot 


Uini tnnati. Ociolier 11. 


The river lit-ro Is still falling slowly. 

Throe Days Later from Bur ope— Arrival 
of tho America— Cotton Active. 

NVwYoiik, Tuesday. Octolior 12. 

The Cunard steamer America lias arrived nt llidlfnx. 
bringing dates front, Liverpool to the 2d Instant; three days 
later I linn the accounts brought l»y tlu* Asia. The follow, 
log i's a summary ut her commercial accounts : 
Liverpool MnrlroU. 

I.m nrobt., October 2. 

Then* lias been an active depiand In the Option market 
.during the greater part of tlu* time sluco the departure of 
tho Asia, and the sales of the week reach 1X1,000 hales, or 
which 44.WM) bales were taken ott speculation, nml 4000 fo^ 
•'Sport. IMoes during Hu* we*dt have advunced ‘,1100 
ln-'»t qindlties, but the greatest Improvement bus been on 
the middling and lower grades. The quotations.' ns fixed 


liv. though without transactions 
BRAD — We yet hear nf no transactions In our mi 
The last nab* was at $4 f.5 * 100 ft for Upper Mines, 


Board or Health. 

tuvr or interments In the citt or nf.w oruanb 

“ ultof OeloUr I, ISKi 1 

lir#vi>r, Yellow a* 


I.IME — We havo heard of no sales of any moment elpoq 
those reported tn our last review, embracing 2S00 to 8000 
hhls Thomaston at *1 25 ft hhl. until yostorday, when a 
cargo of 2600 bids Tlmmas ton sold at f \ *) ft bbl Vnmi 
second hand, the rates have been ft 40® fU 60 ft bbft 
forThomaston, etc. 

t'ANDI.KB — We have heard of no soles of this article of 
any moment Btar art generally held at 23®94< |l]hj 
which are the ruling rates for retail lota. 

!l AY— We quote prime Western at % 92®|24 fl ton. 

TALliOW— ' Wo have heard of no further tfanmctlooi In 
this artlcU*. and can give no quotation*. Tha last ml* of 
prime woa at H** ft ffc. 

LARI) OIL— We hare hoard of no farther transaction*. 

FKKIU1ITB— Thn engagement* of tba'last thrto days 
embrace a ship taken for Liverpool ai #d, ono for Oonon 
at 1 14*. two for Booton at 0*10#. and one far IfowTork also 
at 0-10* for Cotton. Also, yesterday, a ship for Naples at 
$1 1 for Tobacco, one to load at Mobile for Llrarpool at 
miOd for Cotton, and one to load for Dam at IWd. j : 

KXCILANGE— The Kxchange market has contlntlcd to 
present a dull and drooping appearance, and fagtber 
reduce our quotations for most descrlptlom now 
-jU"t e o* follow* : 



Frauca If Sn&sfm 

New York sixty-day Bill* . * du/aa v »et disc 

Fight Checks on NewYork * i) ct dlon 

Boston sixty-day Bills *’.2 V ct ‘dke* 

Philadelphia sixty-day Bills — « ct tike, 

1 fnvAbft flr<* to eight days par®l f ct gm. 


A W-m «t Tlilkli ....... 

Ap> jil-vv . . .. 

A<>rts, Aunln.m nf. . . , 

At*f*’»....l.t,« 

Illiolll.-r, U.lflg'.'IH of. . 
Iltsln, Hotleanix of. . . . 
Hmin, Inlkofims'ioa o'. 
Contimi|ilit>n..t 

Uholdra,...:,. 

Oonvul*i«n>,. 

Chohrn Motlms. ... 

Cramps 

Oiarrh-M 

OoHllllon.. . .1 

Hi-litluni 1'iojwri)* 

OsMlllr....7 

Dysentery . . ] 

Drown-.l. .. .■ 

Knterili*. . . 

Keeer, llilioik 

rnver.Typhwd 

F-v.r.T, p!i.|« 

• * f «*v#r, InlrnnllUnt 


> r»m, ^ongastlve. 

I iKrvor.RrarU) 


Of thrts w#rs nndcr 10 yesra, and tl rulored. 

tVTKRMKNTS IN T1IK VARlOUR OBXfKTKniRS-i 

ilHirrolmlniil 

i* ''at)i(ilir 

ft* Ufayetts - 

M SI. Vtnrontdfl Paul 

....... 1* Total .1 

A HESTER, Horn’ll ry Board oflliiaUb. 


Stolen Money Kecovkiieu. — O ver $10,000 ofJLhe money 
which was f>t«)lon from tho Mount Vernon Bunk, nt 1-’- ■ - 
ter, It. 'I., has been discovered. It was found unik r the 
floor of the old church ut Coventry. Two men. mimed 
Christopher C. Place and James lloughtou. have been ar- 
rested. charged with stealing tho same. 


(The quotations by the Asia were : Fair Orleans 0» 4 to 
fiV Middling Orleans 6*%. Fair Uplands 0, nml Middling 
Uplands 6S>d per lb. Kna,] 

Good brands of Flour have been scarce, and in demand 
at *20.i fld per bbl for Western Canal, find 21* for Ohio. 
The Corn market baa been firm, hut prices are without 
fining*. The closing rates arc— for Yellow 20s, and for 
White 20s fld per quarter. There has been a better supply 
of Lard, and tho safos frave been mndo mostly at 02s per 
cwt. Rice has been in good request, and tho rates hnve 
bdvani • d Od per cwt. 

Large Fire In Cleveland. 

, Cincinnati. October 12. t 

A fin! broke out in Cleveland this morning, tho ravages 
of which have been very disastrous. It commenced In 
Superior street nnd extended to Union nnd Water streets, 
destroying twenty-five stores nml business houses and 
many private residences. One mau was killed, and several 
badly injured by falling walls. "The owners of the pro- 
lierty destroyed were mostly lusured. 

Further by the America. 

New York, Octobeodd; 

Lm Rsoof. Markets.— The sales of cotton at Liverpool 
during -the three days preceding the departure of the 
America, were 454)1)0 hales— the dcmandfbelng active for 
the trudo and for speculation. On Saturday the market 
closed firm at the advance of jfd., and prices hud an up- 
ward tendency. Home of the brokers gavu Hu* following 
quotations Fair Orleans fl 1 ;-, Middling Orleans, 6J,; 

MrtMU. Ai.' > .Mi.lilHnir Mnhtl*. RV i*Pal» Ifstlamla. 
and Middling Uplands. fi‘ B to.6‘ 8 d. per lb. 

Thu Collins steamer Arctic arrived. ut Liverpool, from 
NewYork. on Wednesdajy the 2flth of September. 

California Arrival. 

New Yohk. October 13. 

The steniher IUinoiB has arrived from Mipinwatl. with 
over one million dollars' worth «f gold. .She brings no 
further news of any moment 

New York, October 14 

Tin* steamer Star of tlie West has arrived here from 
San Juan do Nicaragua, which place she left on the 2d 
Inst. She brings $150,000 worth of gold. Nothing later 
from California. 

New York Markets. 

New York, October 15. 

The demand has been good In the Cotton market to-day. 
.and prices full. Tho sales embrace 1200 bales, at ltf > 4 e. 
for Middling Orleans and 10;,(c. f* lb for Middling Up- 
lands. Flour hns been active, und tho falos react) 13.000 
bbls.,at $4^ 25 to $4 37 } 4 $ hhl. for State and $4 43# to 
$4 60 for Ohio brands. Corn lias also been active, with 
sales of 86,000 bushels nt'7l to 72c. V bushel for Mixed 
Western. P&rk Is steady, amt Mess lias sold at $17 02# 
V bbl. Lard 11 to 12o. ^ 11,: 

Sncw Storm. 

Boston. October 16 

A snow storm has prevailed here all this morning. 

Arrival of the Philadelphia. 

1.11 o'clock i*. M., October 15, 1862. 

f-Ulifyti Cfrtc ri\t — Tlie . steainshiji Philadelphia, from 
Havana the 13lh Inst., has just arrived. She reports 
nothing new, further thau a renewed vigilance on tlu* 
part of Iho Spanish authorities in examining all persons 
, visiting thu Irinnd. The steamer lay in port one hour. 

The steamer Crescent City bod not arrived. Bark MU- 
lau«fon arrived nn the morning of the 13th last. 


Heavy Hcct.irrs on Cotton. Tho receipts nf cottonat 
this port from 9 o'clock .Sunday evening up to-7 o’clock 
Monday evening, amount to 21.120 bales, as follows : Balt*. 

Steamer Magnolia, from Vicksburg 3033 

" Sax<>u, from Princeton 287® 

Bulletin;' from Memphis., .v 2648 

" Princess No. 3, from Warronton 2407 

C. K. Watkins, from Napoleon 2334 

Louisa, from New Carthage 2338 

New La ton a. from Bayou Sara 1043 

California, lroin Mobile 00 

•• Kd. Howard, from fet; Louis, (coast) 36 

Southern Belle, from M till kune Bend...... 2210 

“ Piota. from Red River 900 

*• Texes Ranger, from Alexandria 08 

8 cliooner Venice, from Matagorda 76 

ToUl " 21.1S0 


Si. Pstrifk’s 

Gntholir (Ne. 8), 
Hebrew ... 


Hymeneal.. 

MjUUIeo— On the 5th ef August, liy IJev. 
.IV. Ellis, L. H. Uopisox, Esq., of Wilcox 
mty. Ain., to Miss Frances W. Christian. 
f OOl&s county, Ain. 

MiRRicn — In the village of (irctna,on Mon- 
ij the 11th inst., by tho Rov. S. Lee, Mr. 
to Young and Miss. Ann Wacom. 


Rotter — ’ Tho California demand for butter is so great, 
that in Boston tlie price lias advanced from five to ten 
cents per pound. One firm lias received an order to ship 
one hundred and twenty-five thousand pounds : and pro- 
bably In all a quarter Of a million pounds have Leon ot- 
dtTvd from that Slate within n short time. 


Hidden Treasure. — T he Boston Herald states that on 
the 2d Inst., nniong other articles offered for sale nt one of 
tho auction stores in that city was an antique desk. While 
a lad was examining its curious find intricate apartments, 
his finger came in contact with a secret spring, and a door 
llew open, revealing $100 in gold and $25 iu silver coin, 
all bright as If new from Jhe mint. 


Friday Kvrnlng, October If, 
Arrived during the past week, 603 Beeves, lfO 
Fbeep, 108 Milch Cows and 636 0*1 vae and 1 
There has been a moderate stock of Beef Cottle a 
offering, but the supply of Hog* hoe been scant, 
market is bare. Of Milch Cows there hoe bea 
supply during the last few days, with a fair eupp 
Cattle The market has fluctuated but llttk 
quote ; 

— r a i c x s — - v -• 

Bnrr Oatti.i (Fine Western) •>*< ®7e 

lf .. *v ( A t tokapae, Texas, etc.). . . .^. 3/9 So 

Sheer .$2 00Gt3 25 

M-Lt M'Cowf. . ....... ....gM&UB 

Uiivu am. Yneusae.... «oo»»»oo 


Obituary.* ' 

Dud— At four o'clock this morning, ut the 
sdracc of her father, ot^Bayou Bluek. 
embonne, La, after three days' sickness, Loi - 
i, iccond daughter of.-Michuel Knight, 
<q , aged 12 years and 0 months. 

The wii ter regrets her inefficiency to do 
utfre to the subject of this memoir, for 
scrim it been her privilege, until this io- 
nic*. io stand by tlie dying coucli of u spirit 
iamphing, vrith exulting boldness. " over 
ath and tho grave, unshaken in u holy nnd 
anctified hope, of a full salvntion by faith 
Christ. At tho beginning of tlie recent 
toted meeting at Tigcrville, by tlie invi- 
ionof the itinerant ministers, Louisa, .with 
mj othdrs, went day after day to the nltar, 
-king the Saviour. Ofton she raised up from 
ijer, joined in the singing, whilst a sweet 
in, like “tlio gentle dew upon the mown 
ms,” suffused her countenance, assuring 
(IjBtander that she 1, ad found a peace tlie 
iorld knows nothing of. Sickness prevented 
ofrom attending the closo oS.‘tho meeting, 
yesterday, whilst alone with her parents' 
ruter. Hr. who formed tlie soul, aud gave 
oit its capacities for enjoyment, poured into 
“> wailing, trusting und prayerful heart. 


Wo learn ffdfci the Aberdeen Demi 


Railroad Ta 

that the proposition for taxing the citizeniTof Monroe,. 
(Miss.) county for the benefit of the Mobile and Oliio and 
the NewUrleans and Nashville railroads, was carried by a 
large majority. The vote stood. 813 for and 420 against it. 


Ciioleh a on the IlivKR.— The Louisvll!" Courier of the 
Oth says, that on the Saturday previous, six persons. some 
named Bohanon nnd tho others Bridges, bound down the 
river on a moving boat, on their way to Texas or Arkan- 
sas. lauded at Concordia In this State, to get medical aid 
tor c-ne of their number who had the cholera. Hu died on 
that day, nnd three of the rest died of the same disease 
yesterday morning, nnd the only two survivors were ifying 
yesterday when tlie Fawn came up. Any friend* tlu-y 

Hint lsa*c left in !h« city nr* «c^v»<rt. ,1 1** j-v» doWO R*!-l 

toko charge of tho boat and property. 


Thins:* in Oh k». on, —T he Ft. L-mla It- publican publishes 
the following interesting letter from Oregon : 

J» NNv-.eqi,is. Renton Co., O. T , Ang 17. 1862 
This year's emigration fo beginning to drop In upon us. 
They report great -ll'tre.-s -li the last oud of tho route, 
from iL-' lack of gra.--*. teams giving out, and depredations 
committed l*v the Hunk* Indians. we»t «,f Fort Hail, etc. 
What the jwi‘f r /it ip rant will do tills year for food, after he 
gel* in. God only knows. Now. Hour sell* quick at $20 
P'T bbl . und ju*L .if;> r barvt>t. when it is Reuerjtlly at Its 
lowest price. Wheat can't l»e bought for bread or seed for 
i«~~* -nan r- »*> »im u. r ..» l.-i-w 

uud say they won’t sell until th-ygrt. that Tlie emigrant 
can’t pay Mich prices, lie wjll not have the mean.** to do 
so. aud therefor-* mu-t suffer. You may ask. lias your 
wheat crop foiled ip Oregon ? No. sirs; there is no such 
thing ns emps of any kfnd failinu here. 

But UD-n s.diHposirion to work has failed, hardly raising 
enough for themselves, of either bread or seed— niakiug 
their living. "nnd having • som* tiling left to •• salt dmyu”' 
out of their stock, butter, cheese, pork, bacon, eggs, and 
chidke.iH. l endify bring >76 ; beef cattle $1U per 1U0 

I- -nml* on l-q-’f. Amerleun berses and. uiulos, $100 to 
$300- ; butler 20c.; cher-e 50c per lb.; pork this year will 
he worth 36c.: bacon about 60o : egg* quick at $1 per 
; cbiuk-ns. ut Hie farmers door, $12 jier doxeu, all 
.** bleb uci’uuiulttten. on .and around too farm without In- 
fo"- All old Orcgohlau*. (in before i860) aro ifflii. and 
s »y they w-v'ul-l rather buy wheat nt $3 per bushel limn 
raise it . Wjiy Because they don't like to work. Ore- 
gon. lids ye.ir. will have togyt bread from Missouri, l->wa. 
lllio-’i- InJiuin and Obi". ; u«i Hour will l*e worth $30 per 
bbl. before w xt crop .coin-'S in. It is said tliut the wheat 
er-p in Ohill is short this year. If s«i. your Woeteru far- 
mers may expect good prices for thuir produce ibis year. 

Frohi pr-sent, price*, any opt* can «••(* the. great induce- 
lii-iitt for former* here in Oregon, to off coats nnd go to 
ploughing, uud let the gold mines nlone. All can't be till 
ucr's; If we»un*, we niUKt starve before relict gets tons 
from the Ftnlt'H.* 

The Oregon g*>Ul mines iu Umpqua. Rogue River nnd 
Fh.i-ta have paid (his fcuuiiuer. on un average, one ounce 
to the hand. * ‘ 


NEW ORLEANS MARKETS. 


Mi .wrma and Charleston Railroad.— T hat portion of 
this road between Tuscutuhlu aud Decatur is progressing 
finely, und It is expected that it will be completed between 
these two points by the middle of December or the first of 
January. 

The last English papers say that the will of Nicld, the 
miner, who left all his property to ijueon* victoria, will bo 
contested by the heirs, on the ground that he was insane 
when ho made It. The papers also mention that Victoria 
had determined upon building a new castle for herself out 
of the money so bequeathed to her. The c&stlo would 
cost about £100.000. 

Tiie Cane Crop. — The Fraukliu (La.)’ Banner of the Oth 
says : The cane crop of our parish was neverWre prom- 
ising than nt the present time, nnd our planters anticipate 
a better yield than they have had for seven years past. 
Tho late rain was not of sufficient duration to materi- 
ally affect the chop, but a much longer continuance of it 
might have caused, irreparable Injury, At tho present, 
■appearances promise a fine yield, both In quantity nnd 
quality, and a comparison of our crops with those of 
Iberville and other parishes, will he found greatly in favor 
of St. Mary. Our grinding season is uow drawing near. 
Mr. F D. Richardson will commence next week, Mr. 
(lord, of Bayou Bale, on tlie 18th, had many* others about 
Tho weather Is now favorable, and If no 


] Christian Advocate Ope**., 1 

Saturday Morning, October 10, 1852 / 
Our general market has presented no striking feature 
during tlie lost three days, Cotton being yet tlnffouly ar- 
ticle for which thero bos hepn pny activity In the demand 


NewOrleam Wholesale Priest Current 


An Accomplished Swindler.' — T he Ft. Louis Union 
says: • The accomplished swindler who passed, himself 
off os a Spanish or MoxicAU officer, und who is uow in 
jail nt Cleveland. Ohio, charged with robbing McKld of 
$49,000, is a Germ #6 by birth, and is well known in this 
city. A few years ago.’ during u brief visit among us, lie 
’was received in the beet society, und contracted n matri- 
monial alliance with a lady who is very respectably con- 
nected In this city and in Illinois. While here he became 
*• unpopular’* on account of the eccentricity of his man-, 
ners, and because of his fxgquent attempt.* to examine Hi * 
contents of his neighbors’ trunks and money boxes. He 
got in geverul scrapes, hut he was invariably screened, 
from the fact that his father occupied a very high position 
in Europe.” 

Ingenious Scheme. — A Loudon paper Informs us that :i 
large number of companies haw been formed in England 
fn aid of emigration to Australia. One of these, which ‘ 
rejoices in the title of the •• Great Australian Emigration 
Otmipany.'' proposes (o send out emigrants at £30 per 
head, the, money to be advanced to them on the security 
of a friend, resident in England. This sum t6 be repaid 
by installments, through the company's agents in tin- 
colony to which th»«migrunt is hound For the use of 
this £30, he gives his bond to the company to pay to their 
ageuts one-fourth of his earnings for two years. Th»^ 
friend acting as socurity is inquired either to wake e 
deposit equal iu amount, of to take an equivalent number 
of shares — thu money fo'ing returned to him At. thn end of 
the two years if the emigrant fulflUa his contract with tlie 
company. , • & 

Melancholy Accident, — O n Tuesday week, at tho plan- 
tation of Mr. Thomas Jones, near Carrollton, Miss . Mr 
lliram Duncan went into the well for the purpose ol 
cleaning it out. when it caved in upon him to the extent 
to uearly bury him. Mr. Jones and a negro nbin en- 
deavored to draw him out, hut could not do it without 
violent injury to Mr. Duucuu. Th0 negro mun .wept into, 
tho well then to take the dirt off of. lvim. when u perfect 
avalanche of caving took place, filling the well to the 
depth of some fifteen feet, uud entirely covering them 
both several fojt. . Assistance was Immediately pro(Air- d. 
and all haste' made to get them gut— late that wooing 
they were taken out. dead beyond the physician’s skill to 
resusoitate. Mr. Duncan was. a : Roor man, and leaves a 
wife and several little childreu quite- dependent. The 
negro belonged to Mr. Jones. 


CAREFULLY CORRECTED KTERT WEEK. 


F»»l (nrtU 

(J«rtnMi... 
Unit- Hope, 4*3' 

KriltUfkjr 

Nor Ultra 

I tread, *100 ft 


have left- Liverpool on the flth Inst, for NewYork. She 
was to have been followed on tlio 9tU by tho Ounard 
steamer Kuropa. also for NewYork direct, 

Tbr account* from tho inferior aro generally rather 
favorable for U)e growing ctop of Cotton, hut aomplaints 
of the worm, etc., contiftue to arrive from some districts. 
The Uugar crop, so far. promises well, and of Corn the 
yield Will probably |»e large. The weather lias Wn cool 
and pleasant, ami the health of the city excellent. 

COTTON— We left the Ootton market, at tipi date of our 
last semi-weekly review, with a firm and active appearance, 
after a business of 21,600 bales "lor the first three days of 
the eurrrent week. The America's accounts, bp telegraph, 
were published by us on Wednesday morning, and as they 
wore fully confirmatory of tlioso brought by the Frapklln, 
representing an active business and an advancing market 
at Liverpool during Hi* week ending the 2d Instant, buy- 
Frs otiun* forward freely, nnd factors advanced their pre- 
tensions. Tho sales of the day reached fully 9600 bales, 
with nn advanee on tho middling nnd lower grades of 
'*♦ V ih. these qualities having been more in request 
for the English market On Thurftday the inquiry fall off 
considerably, and at the very full prices Insisted on liy 


the same time. 

killing frost intervenes, there is no doubt this will prove a 
profitable year for the gfonters of Rt. Mary. 

Madame Pulsrky, since her return' to Europe, has com- 
pleted an account of tho residence and travels of Kossuth 
and his compajnotui in the United Staten. 


Java 

I jigiuy rre 

8). Xkanlago , . , 

Chocolate, *D 

no. i 

No. II 

Copper, V tt.. 


Kksffood of light and love as to make her 
gate in anticipation of dentil, nnd Her 
ettH-bed, tho .very gate of heaven to the 
®ls of Christians around her. Her roason 
“tinted oloar nnd vigorous, sho talked .un- 
Malngly of the hliss of heaven, which her 
™ then had such a foretaste of, pleading 
nth sttonding and weeping friends not to 
<1 to detain her spirit— not to weep. Once 
“ P‘ tol8, y exclaimed “ Poor sinners" und 
j“E“Comoyo sinners, poor and needy," etc. 

“ e aborted ail near, and had culled around 
!r man Y tainilioH on tho bayou, and oxacted 
f*n each a promise, that thoy too, would 
come home. ■ I u her teachers, nnd class- 
!*. ‘he left a message. “ To dio!" alio cX- 
M repoatodly, “ why I urn going home, 
is with mo.-' To somo expressions of 
cty to go, her fathor gontly whispered, 
my daughter you must await tho Urd's 
' ttl1 ^ s ' 10 culinly rested with closed 

, * ew “Gjoents, then exclaiming, “oh, n __ 

a a blessed thing for mo it is, that above Shasta city, and reaching back (o Clear Lake and 
086 ^URBters came among US, or mv soul the.. Coast Range. The tract specified includes uearly all 
r °uld havo bopn Inn* • Anil a) ' l i of Rbasta.,Colusi. uud Yolo counties. The claimants arc 

‘Wltoaoh P1 ’ ; the' boi» of Augustin Oy UurbUli', thu Ur*L Empsror nf 

She Bun , Mexico, who was oucu hauisbed,' icturm-d with a mllilary 

r L* ^ flOYeral hyms, folt her pulso and expedition, was taken prisoner, and shot. 

* before I an* ne '? P * ^ l0W Yinkvardb aboi nu Cincinnati..— A. committee was up- 

5d fi ’and * Clasped her little hands pointed last spring by the Clnuiunati Horticultural 8ocle- 

• P raifl cd God for our redemption and stllvil- °l>tAin statistics in regard to the YineyurdB aud 

‘ttj through Christ. Near the dissolution of wlne * IuakinB lu II,uuUton couut y’ ttud from tiiclr re,,ort 

^ and bodv ' h ^ WBQj l UUOB . Q 1 - wc learn that in 1846 there were 83 vineyards near that- 

ti*i i ^ ° Bll ng “ When I call road city, covering 350 acres, and the number commenced siuce 

ind , # C **W| ’ &C., bursting into a**Taugh ) wiBjproll the aggregate amount to 1,200 acres. Thobual- 

a raising her hands to heaven hot* snirit UUBH glV1 '' cmpl0J ' n ‘ l ' n ^ lo 000 ^° nt ^ ttt “ coat uf > 120 ' 00 ° 
^Bitted to Inn. a it ( . . 1 ' i*i*r year : and thu auuuul yield is about 240.000 gallons o 

ttytyu , .. 8C ^ 10 confines ot its day ten- wine, Estimated to bo worth about the same number of 
COu ♦' , a halo of Jgjlory illuminated hor dollars. Besides the cultivators uud .wiuo dressers, em- 
Menauce ; an d as her ffnirit wim donart- i ,l °y“ uut u aUo « ivuu tu W00j 00(, »* uw ’ .W» l t0 lUe mak ' 

D Ki she Whianornil 1 • . . ng of 8000 barrels, estimated at $8000. 

coma 1 • Ql8 P ered to her weeping sister, “Sis, 

M °me/> A Thomas could at this in- The L.qroa Law .n MA.NE.-The Boston Chronicle re- 
have reached 1 **1 . . .. latestbe following .ihstance of tho enforcement ofthe 


Sheathing . . 
do. yellow in 

Candle*, ft : 

Mperiii.N.Bt 
• lo. CJ.alu'k 
Tallow t.... 
Adamantine. 

8uf^..^. . . . 

Cord ace, ¥ 


.\/:ii s 11 v Tt:i.HGii.irii. 

Ui ittllEB nt • 1 n Ami:hu a— Fkex«;ii KwriMK—Silir- 
lui |Vk.-Vi li' r.tr/.LtJutOlM*)' 18. TliC general news brought 
by the America emhrncejt Lutfnw Items i t stHklngJutrrest. 

In France, the public mind appears to have been made 
up for thn immediate cijtublishuu'iit of Hie Empire, and 
tlii-r" »h> longer exhlsuny di nj.tof the iuL utfon.tof LouU 
Napoleon in tlii* regard. “* 

In Polaoil and I’rns.'ia the cholera is reported to bn on 
the decrease. 

Tlu* ship Emporium, bpund from a United Stole# port, 
has been wrecked on the c^ait of Nortbubrrland Tlio 
ptWOmiigers nml crew were savcilf [Eve. Dcltu. * 

Tiie Missitstm Ltoihi ai: hea-TIio Southern Star, o 
Jackson, Miss., of tho 5th inst. says : » 

Tlie Legislature met nt the Capitol In extraordinary 
Session yjjitcriioy. The two Hnu.-au were appropriately 
snouted by their -presiding officers, und duly organised. 
Mr. E. 1*. Huiseli wan elected Clerk ofthe" House of Ro- 
pr«'*i iiti»Gv< s. upon il" tlict ballot, vine Mr F. L- Swann. 
r. »igu« d. Several notices were given in the llhuse, for 
the iiitrodurtlou if bill* lore future day. Hon.Jas.il. 
K. Taylor, of Marshall, uuuounccd. his purpose to intro- 
duce a bill^p' -tponn'ig the time fur Mibmittlng to the peo- 
ple the question ot tlu* payment ofthe bonds of the State, 
given Id eniihli* her to lake stock in tlie Planter's Hunk, 
until Nov 1863. 

Tib* Message of the Governor h 
taste, etc. 1 


Arrival Eitraordinarv — The Mobile Herald of Thurs- 
day says : " We undurstand that by a vessel which 

arrived here on Tuesday from Bouton, cjuuu forty buxom 
lassea. who aro to coustltutc u part of tlie lAtnage of the 
Battle Houae.^— 


Cannel 

W«*Ura,f bbl. 
Cider, ftkbl. 
Nurlbara 

lion. Gouda, V 

Ur.Hlirlf*#dK 

UI4 .Stir let #*k 
do.8br«(Tng>4 4 
Br.Lrew.Outalix, 
4 o.V«.i1o.14a 4-4 
TWitog.#a4-4 

RlrleviA Chinks 

Daauna ...... 

CoIIouaJ.s .... 

HaliiwU.. ...... 

Calico Print*. . . 
j.tou, K.oUck) 

asaJE: 

EacUak 


factors, purchaser* were found for barely 3760 bales, tho 
market closing at flnu rate*. 


Yesterday tho sales em- 
braced about 2260 bales, inakitig tho lmslnoss of tho three 
days 16.500 bales, and of the entire week 07,600 bales, 
takeu mostly for England, but with a fair proportion for 
thev Continent of Kuropo nnd ‘our Northern markets. 
The receipts of the tlireo days aro 20.148 bales, and of 
the week 45,761 bale*, agaimt 30.664 bales for the cor- 
responding week U*t year. The total receipts at thh port 


62 732 bales. Our quotation* are altered to correspond 
with tlig closing rates, and are now as follows : 

NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION, 

Inferior —6)— Middling Fair.... 10 «4/»10)6 

Ordinary 814,® 8# Fair,.... I0#<9UH 

Vf Iddling 9# Good Fslr llXfa)— 

Good Middling. . . .0 7 «'©10 l , Good and Fine. . 


pronounced in good 


A Melancholy Case.— T ho tit. Louis Union of the 8th 
says: Among the passengers on the Banner State were 
tlie threo Miss Hunts, who ate Justin from the 'Plain.* 
These Indies formerly resided iu Ripley county. Indiana, 
aud in Hie month of April last, iu compuny with some 
seven or eight members of their family, passed through 
tills city r n route for California. They hud not made any 
considerable progress in their journey ucruss the plains, 
before thu cholera in its must malignant form, made its 
appearance among them, aud when they readied the city 
of Salt Luke, every mule nu mber of the party lmd fallen 
victims to the awful scourge. Thus left alouu. und with- 
out their natural protectors, the ladies determined to re- 
turn houie. and performed the return trip without eu 
countering any extruordluurysprhrutiouH. This U-u very 
remarkable und painfully interesting case. 


Minot's Lions?. — It has been found impracticable to 
build a llght-bouso on MimO ledge. Boston Harbor, which 
could wltbstaud tlio uctioff of the waves. It is but 11 year 
or two since the; light-keeper on the ledge- lost his life by 
the destruction -Vf nn Hen structure which had been 
erected ou it. At tin* 1**1 session of Congress $80,000 was 
appropriated lor Hie- eri\*tlnn “f a new light-house, nnd it 
is proposijd to securely place upon the ledge a hollow iron 
shaft, rising to tlie desired height, provided Upon tiie out- 
side with means by* which access could lie had to tlie tVip. 
Within tlie shaft, entering at Hie base let a pipe nf guttu 
perrha. metal or other material, suitable for Hie convey- 
eqceof 1111 itliiihiiialiug gas. pa.-* to the top, where are 
■btmiers- ^mtrrlyprntrrtrd Truur Injury by storm ami tem- 
pest. By (lie side of tin* pipe, and ouiqwunicuUlig with 
the shoiv let electrodes of copper pa s. lip lo the hurill'I. 
By a v< ry simple apparatus, tt ooulrivauco could be made, 
by which g« 1 e. iiild he let oii’uiid off at pleasure by n per- 
son upon tli" -hiu-e iu the most tempestuous hours ; and 
by an equuily siinpbvapp^ratus- withVtnu platinum wire 
tills jet of gas could lie ignited at pleasure by t.ffo same 
person. 

Latent rung im AiVaniii - Mr Well*, of Hie Ameri- 
can Expre-* Company, returned from.thn wreck of the At- 
lantlS-thl* morning, accompanied by .'I Muillefort uud his 
nNsistauts. Mr. Wells rem lod the viciuity nf the wreck 
oil Friday morning hut. on Uie Columbia, with every 
tiling necessary to rai <- lie* wr/*« k The preparations were 
ample and perlVet It was' found that thn tiuoys uiliiched 
ten thn wnck liad he* urpfibvcd uearly hujt a mile from the 
spot where they were originally placed. This wns sup, 
posed to Inf owing to tin* heavy winds Hint had prevailed 
for several preceding day Tim wreck was found after a- 
duy'a search- ■* *i» Saturday, .luhu Green, tin* fumou* 
djv**r,- went down to the Atlault# lour llnn*s .The Gud* 
requlr**d.to rcitpli Hievrrccl^ i* four ipinutes, and it Is im- 
poB.*lhle for tho diver to remain more than thiqe minutes, 
llo i,* alile to stay yud'T water from nine to twelve minute*. 
On tlw following day four more descent* were made. But 
lie was unable to find tin* state room in which the Kxpres* 
Company's *»fe is lfa|ged,'norcould'Uo dc terpi iuu his exact 
position oil tie! boat. ( xcept lliut lie was aft of tin* gallows 
trap u*, * Thu water Was thick and muddy, and the vessel 
covered with sliuie. | Buffalo Commercial,- 4th. 


COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT. 

Cation, bale*. * 7 tynir, o, hhds 

Stock on liand Bept. 1, 1862 9.682 18,764 

Received aluce 180.740 4,802 , 

•• yoBterday 8,700-189 639 207 — 5.1W 

109.071 snjeia 

,76.789 6,020 

. 900- 76.789 000— 6,026 

1 123,282 18,887 


Olilo, •*.. »«p. 
Illinoi* A HEM 
K». L»iil»,Chy. 


Bxporteil to date 

• • yesterday 

Block on hand not oloared. 

TOBACCO— Wb noticed, in our review of WedueBday I 
mprning. the extreme quiet of thu Tobaeou market, the 
reported transactions of tho three preceding days not 
tiaving reached 100 hlids, the quotations reoialblng un- 
changed a* follow* : Lugs, 3#iS>6 ; Leaf, Inferior to 
Common. ; Fair to Flue, OXtSlO }* ; Ohoioe and 

Selection*. fl lb. Wo have ai nee had sales of 

barely 100 hhd*. including 4Tni 6 J # <» round. 

SUGAK- Tho Sugar market lias becu uxtromely dull 
during the last three day*, the receipt of the new crop 
having checked Uie retail deiuaiuLfor old, and rendered 
holders anxious to realise at rut her lower rate*. Wn have 
noticed salts of *0 mo 00 hhds old crop at 3 l .ifo)4. > t f for 
Common to Fair, and a few lots of new, Including 10 hhd* 
Fair at 6 1 ,. and 0 Extra Clarified ttt 7 «# ft |L. 

Receipts of Ihe three day*, 17 hhd*— export*, 6 hhd*. 

6IO LABtiKti— Tlie rieeipt* of the new crop- are yet 
moderate, Ijnt prirjMkbitveunnt heed suftulued, and wo 
have noticed *ales of some 200 Mils. I11 lot*, mostly at *27% 
I&M4 i* gallon. We have heard of uotblag of any niwment 
being douu in old. and ifuotations are nominal. 

Receipts of the three day*, 283 bbU-eXport*. 10. 


do. No. 9 

do. No. B ...... 


ij (iolil ami Coni .— -Thu rumor of a revolution in the inte- 
rior of Nicaragua Is premature. The Marqui* of Negre- 
inont de Burgh, after having captivated sundry of the 
good citizens of tian J uati. aud gained loans of money to a 
considerable amount, proceeded to Leon, uud there delib- 
erately revolutionized the titate. alarming the good Pre- 
fects of Granada, and putting on« hundred aud fifty of 
thu white coated soldiery to tho trouble of marching to 
Munungua, with four pieces of artillery, only lu order to 
march back agaiii. 

There have been some gold mines discovered in tlie ml-, 
joining titate of Costa Rica, besides several valuable uiiues 
of coal. 

tinoEi Fk.iii in Mavbvu.i.e — On Thursday, tlm BOlh 
ult . an uluiost fatal ulfray occurred iu Maysville, Ky , be- 
twi'Bti tlie Rev. Mr Grumly uud. Mr. Reid, both of that 
city. The two met on tlie street and oouimenceda politl^ 
cut argument, nt which thu parties "waxed warm .aud 
warmer," until they came to blow*. Tlie clergyman was 
badly bruised lu’ his face aud limb*. 


MIX . . . 

do. MaL 

do. C 

Lemon*...,. 

Orange* 

fig*, drum, ft II 
('urranU/Aiutl* . 
Almond*, H. 8., 
do. hargabeU., 

Fur*, »*ki> 

OUer 

Bedfor... 


A Long' Exile. — O n the Uth instant. suy« tho New I’rus- 
siuu Gazette, u small carriage, drawn by two small poniud. 
stopped ut a hotel iu K luster trasse. at Berlin. In it were 
an old mau. meanly dressed, with a beard reaching to his 
breast, aud a female nearly as aged us himself. Thu inn 
keeper, not pleased with thuir appearance, and not uuder 
standiug tlm Iqrifcuage iu which Up) old umu addressed 
him ; refused to feeelve them. The old 1111111 then spoke in 
French to uu officer who was passing, and requested him to 
speak to the innkeeper, lie informed tlm officer lliut lie 
came from Siberia, where lie was transported in 1812 as n 
prisoner, he being at the time a seigcunt |q the French 
army. After marrying, und living ip Bihorla forty years 
he had suddenly felt u strong desire to visit ills native 
country, and with the aid of the ltussiau authorities had 
*et out for Nancy, the place of hi* birth. 


ao.N.wori 

Whisky ,t«. 


t|H»llD( ... 


G. ne 10 India. — F ather Mathew, uud Jive other Roman 
Outhoiio Priests, have nailed for Calcutta. Tiielj: business 
ill 1 1 .Jin is, it la reported, the fouudutiou of a Ifouiisli see 
at Hyderabad. 


iJt&SM 


quiet ttfipearanee. though tho supply hU* boon mnple. and 
the auloH of the threo day* ar« lluiltod to about 4000 bbl*; 
making the sale* of Ihe entlra week barely 9600 bbl*. 

■ Prices have generally ranged at $3 PtydH f»* Bui*erflnc 
Ohio. $4 12‘ a f»$4 26 for tit. Louis, and $4 60f&)$6 00 >1 
bbl fur Extra and Choice Maud*. The Hale* of the three 
duys have Included a tew hundred Mil* Uubrandcd nt 
$3 60 fl bbl, aftd some half bblit Ohio at $2 25 ; and also, 
by aurtion. 900 bbl* Ohio, damaged by alukipg, at $2 60 fl 
bbl. Ye*terd»y ’* tranpaotiona, lucludod above, embraced 
I960 bbl# Ohio, lu two lots, at $3 95 fl bbl. 

Hocoipts of the three days, 0891 bbl*— ex ports, 2116. 

GRAIN— The supply of Corn ha* beeu very light, and 
the salts of th* three days limited to buroly 2800 sack*, 
making 6000 sacks for the week, at a range of 68/063W f» 
bushel, tha ruling rate# for Yrildw and White being && 
62#* .... Oats havo b««u lu fair rtquvst, with aalwiof 
sack# during the three diys, uiostiy at 38/98ibt fl bushel 
forBt. Loul*, hut including a lot of l890B»cksat87#4. 
A few hundred taolu of Indiana Iut# brought 60* f» I 


W.1.4 \foi.itiai 
IH) willed Mtl, 
W*t vilUiiJi'v) 
Dnjkruunlrv ... 
KlfreudCaW .. 
Iren, 

CVnuliv iMr.ltft 
Kngll.fi. filta. 
|wedaa.aiia*la4 

Hoop, fi ft 

8U»*l.. ........ 


•Yn.i ovV I'evxm and.Buai.i. Pot ai tir. Thomas -A letter ! 
in tho NewYork Express, dated tit. Thomas, September 21, 
says the devastation of tlm yellow fever on that Island is 
truly heart-rending, and adds .* ■ 

*• Tile disease Originated at Duuiarara, und was brought 
hereby the creff or u Baltimore vessel, all of wlunp died 
in the hospital. Tlm muludy has spread to all (lie udja- 
cent islands and now rages with' - fearful mortality. Ilos- 
pitals hud to hb temporarily erected at Ylrgin Gordo, Tor- 
tola. Culebra. tit. John. Dique, and at tit. Croix, where the 
Biuall pox is al#o prevalent. 

•• Business here and iu nil the Liand* was never *0 
staguaut, with au immense supply of American produce 
in store Thu governor aud suite aro determined tu ra- 
move to Ht John, P. It , but acuouuts reached hero y*a- 
torday. representing Hie utiheajthlnusa of th^t place lo 
exceed all former sickly *ea*ous. Two ship*, three hark*, 
one brig and four kchooner* are in port, all doing nothing, 
and four am without crew* I understand the fever has 
compelled several Vessels to icavu Turks Iriaud without 
salt, .In oonsequuucu' ''-of the scarcity of hal# parson# to 
load The supply of salt, Ip cousequeuca. ha# groatky ac- 
cumulated " 


Uuon Fee.— I t .Is said that lu tlio ease of U«K»dyenr 1 » 
Day Mr. Webster, a* Goodyear * enumud, rucuivcd a re- 
tainer of $10,000 the duy he took his Beat at tin* tahh* to 
try the cake. 

Large Land . Bale.— A tract of .lund containing 85.1)00 
acres is to be sold at the Coprt-housu iu Natchez, on tlu* 
first of November next It Is laud granted by the Legis- 
lature for the improvement nf the navigation of the 1 lo- 
rn oc hit to river . 


K Littell, Ksq.^ot Boston, tlie. publisher of the 11 Living 
Ago, 2 lias pm.-euted to Uarua^a# Uates, E»q.. of NewYark., 
li compleie h. t of that valuable work, ooutdliiiug tbirty- 
three volume*, iutudnuuiely bouud, us uu appreciation of 
bis M rvioc* Jh ilm causa of cheap postage 

' Rm.jeu. Th** Canadian Govtrumeut liaa agreed to 
gnuiuuie mI on of $4tt04HK> to the oufferer* by th* great 
fir* >u . 


A Bad tifKi-1 '^.A iiun, — A t Pittsfield. Mosm./u few uighlr 
since, Dr. Root heard somebody trespasaiug upon bin-pear 
tree, and running out sudduuly surprised tlje rogue, who 
rau off without #0 much os bidding thedootor^good uiubt 

h aving a gfcld watch haugiug ou a twig of tbh tree lie 

made good time going, aud left valuable him hanging 





I 









tl)f Item (Orleans Christian JUmoratf. 


Great Indijrnnlioii Mrctinf? 

ok KifMVKrrr: sqr.iitr 


light. 

iviiii* 


It baring b«*Ti finnimtirod nl flic p* 
ing At Ihf Arw»‘^ on Thurpdn y niglit 1 : 
rirail nr meeting would tnVf plnco Mon- 
on Lafayette Square, for the imrjxvio 
another testimony of the* Hoop indignnti n fe!t 
by the community nt the lntt 4 high handed niid 
insane outrag-e perpetrated by the jdn\r*nf Spat). 
l«h Royaltj in Hnrann fotvnrd/t tl:o \ . S. Mu 
Ship Crcecent City, gVent preparations .won 
nude for thecyenf Stand* wore creeled in t lie 
middle of the square, on North street, next to 
the Araericnn Theatre, nnd mootings ncre n!v 
orgftniio l fronting the square under the poriict** 
of the Presbyterian Church and of the City 11:11 

Long before the appoint? J hour, nil the av?- 
nuei leading to the places of I meeting" tv ere 
thronged by ncilod thousands. Soon, from the 
crowds that surrounded them, the approach t • • 
the stands became a labor of perseverance and 
strength. 

The meeting was announced by the firing o| 
thirty-two gum?, and' rocket? were lei •off. illu 
minnting with their gorgeous colera the. city inr 
and wide. The interior of the square ntid the 
bordering streets wore filial to such a degree n\ 
to become almost Impassable. The tifimber 
present were variously estimated nt from fifteen 
to twenty-five thousand. No eye could take in 
the vast saaftf restless, billowing, excited masses 
The meeting aroirnd the main stand, in the 
centre of the square, was called to order by Col 
Wm. Monnghnu, who nominated’ the following 
officers : * 

. PftKtmrKT— Col. Wm. Christy. 

Yirr-Par*ipr*«T»—lJf\n A T> Crewftmin. Tien Joh’o I. 
Lewis. N II Jcnningc. Urn,? II I’laaohn, Chit* M U .i. r 
XD&D. Hon A M llurhnmn. lion Jo*ej>h Ocnol.t, II ,.n J I, 
Winter, lion 1* Seutonniu llm, tV Yanght Hon .1 C l.n 
run. Hun Daniel iJrrnr. lion M M ID-yiiofR JuJ z ',< K. n- 

nedy. J T Pren-t. 0 .M DiticUrd, Uonfiuiile DuS, rc.-UiUli- 
bwt Bn’Bit. 8 p muon., Hen >MV, Price II \V A-Jano 
Om II Dari*. Hon L Bord* Inn.' K T Dark, r. Dr Jgir Jo,,,. 
W eTmn|iklw:-H Ii-Myliw > --K-J-<Vt»il-.- IifiiiM l ti i i -.. i m t 
Col 11 Bittr. J-il Caldwell, Edward UotiUgny. Col Wui'Srt 'i 
Hayneu. J B>nn-r. U IHJarl.nl. J I, Carman, .1 K ]! 
burn. II R W Hill I! W Jos prenftYi. Alex W,.U 

A M Holbrook. Patrick Irwin. i\»l HtyuiMir. 0 <* 

J 11 Maddox Dr W O Austin, (),>1 .1 ‘ Aria, s! ran z. <’• I On 
W White, J MiIlow«U, J Oft klui., II Walton. lValt.r 

Turnbull John LaUlln*. |) T l» u -ran. \V*i! 1th ,l< I 

John Peiub rU-n 061 It >1 MeAlplii. 

0'\ftnn£«-. .Iii'h'" 


OavilUor. HCVs- 

Ai. 1 Luprnhuhl. Hon Alex D-rb,-. Judj. 

R Kic.hano a. Thom nl Oilmen-. John l*ric-*,jr, a.W .1 
dan, Sami Stafford. Satnl Jamison. A Q WUm.u, (fpl <»*k« i 
^ L T Lusk. I N Mark?. John Fox. Jaw Mctntmh. i .-i t I 
Lrcch. R II W Ingat*. Jn* Ko««. I* W Robert Wm Dyne- 
S E Jon'>. A J Oul rot. George it ark. (loorgn I'utvcn Emile 
Wiltx. J Lanata. K Ragan. I* Laurc. Dr U W Gror-. Dr \ 
Dar»^ac I)r M Cannon. J M;Farlnn". L Folg.r DmU 
Edwards R W Rayne, Col C It Wheat, .luilfte Jtts Dmd « • 
J*’ R May. Gharl.-a Mae*. 1* Camming- .1 U I.rry A MrD- 


hennv R' Yeatman. Unraoe Bien. W H Kill*. Cof Labatuu. 
lAg U W I'alfnjr, Jun H. Sbair, T J Durum. Dr It N| Ura 


AMI. A PBlmpann, Col Charles Dauuoy. J i) I'i.r ,, - 
CO Claiborne. P Demges. Wllhrmu* Bogart, (lint \\ 

Orion. Jon II Moorr. Cot M m Monaghan. J I* Whit 


SUbtUtt to 
not «u bin it ' 
twin of the l 
Atuericnti Consul n.« 
rngeous proci'edinf 
j Mr denning", wjij . 
hi on slv driven out 
(laughter atid chee: 
.language of if * lnt« 
of that all eloquent 
our. cMint.n 
it were b.u't 


He pi eforretl to starve- rat hey than 
such an indignity, find he dfd 
lie l:nrw tlw authority oft lie (’np- 
rf. nn'l sent thi«|eftcr to the notin'/ 
a pictosl^ainst sueh out- 
« The e nSequoncc, sajd 
that the Pteairtcr was Ihfn- 
—kicked (.pf 6f. the port, 
i • He w-.uld say in. the 
lamented • S. Prentijfp-- 
'!it, half nngtl man '—that il 
tp submit tn such indignities, 
ai the stars were blutied out 


1,1 otu . ' ivji u ilag, that tlu>s1?red shottbl 
I'p'cnM M'th'tr, lliejw.ii'r n -.ulIiiiK V-r! 1 ns 
'iiretiilili'in «i' ...iv iml"'. ilil.v nml (Injcrndntiwi ! 
A pomiiiitlcp v,-n« then ■n,>]Hiint** i H> ilrflli r.'- .lu- 
ti»»ns expressive ol tlm sen^uof the meeting, onm- 
posed of l.’ol. IV in. Mnnnglinii.. lodge Ale.'.. IN nl - 
lace, .1 K. .11 ay burn, t’ol. A V in. l^oott Haynes 
and 1 ). I Ricardo. The resold th ms were Vend 
1 \V Mr. Haynes and adopted by ncMamatior • 

1 In ml of Ctlbtl 


U'bnt'K., Tin 1 S{<fitiis]i nullmritirf 
iinvi . In (ho i-xpululnn i>M!i" n-, *• 'L < ut - n ; mh 
it« pn.-'ingiTSfit-m the port. • *f lluv nil- 

bmud p»nre. with no appai- nt earns i ri.iy Ji-ri»i • > 

tin « .\i*i inc nmlcnble M lntim,- iK'tiri . n the i; •v- rmni in u 
Sj'iiin li mt t lint (if | hr Vuitfil Stilt! < > il.iitf, .J n lie- : _■ • 
hihI flagrant outrage! upon American ritlEen* gnd tie 
Alien !J nlik.- ropuguiitit tn th" faith ot tn-utb -. tie 
l "*‘ ofiiiltb-n* and tie* i nli,-ht' ii"l <;mc of the ririll/.-.l 
w«r|«I. calling for Jrtfmup’ ri -cntiiee nml aniptc s itlslnc 
t loii on tlm ,.iut oi :iii in lilt.- 1 p."'.plu : (ban-fore it 
J»- That tio i i Uiiyof '< ■n'l'iinient is tlu* on," 
t«*r i ion i f it? Hi iiMjii- jiiul dm cvtr.ifiercc (jnveri-d by it* 
Hi.g. whfri •> irl-fK i-r.hijd 1^- tvlin.in<c-Ti*r iruuiftOoii liml 
vi Ini.' 1; tlnt-tlys uieetlng i-xjin'D (fith abidlug enufl- 
Hint i nr jj riw ninu'nt aili per m iptortly d< tnnhd ntnl 
••nf'irre full. i>Kiiupl~TnnlHmiiH«lm; "-wtlafajlnn fhrthl? 
mo-' groj-8 aii'f tlHgiiint outrage upon the rightK-uf Auieri 
can citixens.nnd this Waotou innultlo the American Hug 
Rrtoh'ui That Intlie prompt viielicatioh of tlufvim- 
rng' d libnor ami I u suited dignity of the American peoph 
and in tile enKircometH of our jual d 1 ninnd<. even, if need 
b-- t" the ilerlarMlion of war ngUtnat .Spain, the citix< le- 
hvre a.-.-einblw) pledge tlu-inf-elvestn our (invcrpniept and 
i" en<Ji oUier, i" -rtjiport and , sustain nil iuoaMiri'8 to jil- 
tntn thom- patriotic aud imttoiiul rpeid's.. 

AVt.'hv.f That the I’n-si.lent of .thi.s meeting n t(< 1 >-l li* 
UoimnUtee on Kerolutior* be reini'^led to forward forth- 
M iili n copy oi Uieinj, rcMlutious to tliu?Presidunt of tin- 
l uiled States 


tM 


her i > 

nml nothing should 1 •• (: "t . !i . r b,.r 

orios i'f‘ 'tiio t> .*-t ' A ttfffr i' ri W'-tild \ 
her {lie 1: • ! u! lo r -liscoverie mi 1 ■' 
quest". It was the will of ' <>d . 
the peoj'b*. 1 laughter ■> and tvn - u. 
coming on of doom. T!k Atiu rj 


!] ol I Ju 1 j 1 .0 . <t ! 1 ■ • 


V 


The Hoh ton ‘-bnHn nl 


U«- 


-ii - 


d the hill of 
ertuio -r- th ' 
in (.oiitinout 


S|'M( 


‘ T‘f 


should hv poMcsed by one people an l puided I 
one gov(|rnineiit, the liiod.-l oi tlir u-.,M t ■ * e •• 1 1 . 
dud go Larue concluded amid 1 rent cheering 
Tho Ilon .,1 p; RetijTMhiti. t Senator '6li'( 
then enii'-:* forward nnd iu « <<• u n -tevlv on 
brilll iut effort, which for wo 
iimtblc to give-iin a l. ioli ho 
folic cnlm nnd (lignite I. I * dctcriuire '. 1 ! 

SII.'L. trd tlvnt tilt! g(V. !- ;-|i JJ • Of -!l nil • d*MU III I 
satisfnoti'ui ••(’ the (down of Spain and .enT'-rct 
it at the point of the bayonet lie however did 
not believe (hat that arrogant country Would 
render satisfaction, and-tliat war and the Con- 
quest ol the Island of Cuba would be the final 
result of the difficulty, (.'ol. t'ainpbcll mi ml 
fit hew foWiavo b tit which time our report closet)# 
Tim M ■ •: vr tiim PltiisiiVTFliTAN Hilt t.< 1 
At I hi.- j"*int therts was no regular orgafiiz.it ion. 
.body of the audience in- the square lmv- 


hum ('till 
Sim thi' i i'll 
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ml 


.il- or 


ii i.lp l 
Aq-:u 
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Mr 
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loli'iW ii 
U II 
II:...; il 
A II I 
D tv 


'-mi I*. nun. 
111. way ' 


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dr. 


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m' (lanlorui. 

the -iiUujb* 

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Australia 

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!: H11.i1 li tt I, .h-lm-.n \t Ki pn, 

•h' 1. 11. .\ fi.iii'ili tt Mi l !m 

a .' I *»;-. .1 1. 1 .1 1, 

t» *»• :i tt tt Wcitli. C A W, ; 

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The Hun. .Jolm (.'. Larue, Jmtgc of the 1st 
District Court, was thou introduced to thpmcot- 
»tbr. He fiaidy that he would not appear, wore 


tllisrttiy ordinary occasion, for, to do so would 


^- I ii ockt " n - u " A Hff u,aia - 1 •' bunuit. John M in 

J M R#lf Col tv W W tf-wHl. L i» Jliuaiw 


Parry. Col H II Bookwr. B Wb*clchau. ,1 0 Nix -ui (',.1 >■ 
In* Connor. Th-»mpM>ti Grt-cnflH.l M C IMw.ni, \ 1 
Saunders. Ja* Dunn. M J jLinrt. John' Minti.il .1,., ,, 
Niw Ju lM.n. Cut J J? .'inn 11 8 p.. 

Richard lV.od.iu. H M Hu in 11 jwr. C'»l IV U Mulh-u, Dr 
^Bamuri Haricy. Henry It.-m-limr. J.,hu Mllili-ll, M D.«n 1 
J R Oonnor. Ocii Lemiy. A Fat.rw, Adolphe l^j.-t. r it.,. 
Utta Ja* Connolly. J W Tufi. M imv Ln-imnn. W r I. v t|, 
C “ r l?. I)i ' lia *'^ r - Jud * { * Rbrtnnd.T N Itlak.-. Il (i si. i- 


«m. W U Kriw. Martin Gordon, jr. V II Clack. Julea iv 
•g5» Sera. 00 Mlehnn. J h Leflfu. J p lurnalt, 0- 


Wm Debnya. Felix Fowtatl, 1 * Blanc. U Kwr. Bldo 
8tory. I* K Wagn.r. 1 ) 11 For be*. W 0 Auld, C V .l-u.f, 
John M Burk". Edward M-got. t;.,l (Jt-o Il.yl.OotCnr.i,- 

cSHv 1 To B V*fr*T!* V. j J I’ II Clalbori,". 

Col W H I Campbell. Dr Tho- Hunt A tln^lher. C -l «i. , 

May John Holme-. Win S FU-minlnp. (-. h IliiiniMi. I 

h M , Lr. re«. I rancoii# Cal,,, 

Adolphe Bebreider Tin** J flawthornc. K D. -b.n-I, r , • 

Jf, »*i » kvr ' JITtemm. Adolph" BnudoiiHjuii*. M-,,. 
5if • ,U,M l**<*V*. "• Il Cook ( apt .1 Hini’h 

J Patrick Oavdni-r. ChatnJI.-r Burr. Jai 

rrm?*' f t,ckDr y Fnrnr. A II Phelt-v 

LCFiHith,eU.A Trepaguie.B Flnraur.' .1 .1 McOormnek 

Hot a"UB. 

-B.-cj BUtoO-M. U I Rlc.-mio. Ktl 1'u.v.l 
iJLS 0 **’ r s ir»rt'"U. Btin.nl Ba l-unl*. S.nmi.: I: 


0«»«TT,r,. o. Ecou 1 "w. —JuJf, Alt, (VUk. r, ,Vm 

Bw "m MoliueluiD. B I H.iJitJu .1 K It.) I,m, 

The bend then pluj e .1 “Hail Oulun.bia, ri.e 

Star-Hpangled Banner," and “'Yankee Bopiile," 
at the fire t notes of which last there was a Aeep, 
general and prolonged shout ! 

• Col. Wm. Christy, on assuming the 'Chair, 
•aid, that he had nothing to add lo what lie had 
•aid at the meeting on Thursday night, nt the 
Areade. He had this to say— that onr flng had 
been most wantonly insulle 1. and that we mu.-i 
hare an apology, or wo must retaliate (Cries of 
“War! war! give ns war !') The I-resident 
made aome further annimato.1 remarks, and 
troduued to the meeting Needier Ii. .1 
who came forward.’ 

Mr. Jennings said that it was not necessary 
that he should say he felt embarrass, nent at 
being called on to address this multitudinous 
•■emblage. Ho had been selected to speak to 
than because he was a passenger in the steamer 


iienmngs, 


lie inconsistent with his, judicial station, hut that 
here, when whig. nnd democrat were joined to- 
gether with one heart nnd one soul, and where 
tlie American spirit, animated' cvcuy bosom, lie 
could not reluso to lend his voice to the general 
remonstrance which arose from every pnrt ol 
this nation. Wo had borne Tong tvifh Spanish 
injustice and Spanish insolence,- but tilings had 
now dpnio to n point* at which no "over, intent 
oould refuse to caij for satisfaction. (Immense 
cheering.) lie believed in the principle, that if 
a uiOHiuitu should annoy him l.y buiziug around 
his face, lie should huock it oil ! (Laughter and 
cheers. ) Culm was a- sourer of auiuiyance to 
till- I hited "states. The I nited StateB wants 
Culm, and wanting it. we should take it. (Ap. 
I'lmise ) We sliouid take possession of it imme- 
diately — peaceably and by purcliasc, if wc 
could, hut if not. wo should take it anyhow ! 
(cries of good— lick ’em' up like suit!) Tito 
Island was gcogrnpliioaliy ours, (cheers) nnd a 
P" " el -ewr 'terr i t o r y itB-itmWru'ir Hie bhwii 
Algiers on the other side of tho river. was 
a part of New Orleans! (Orcnt laughter.) 
The tides and the winds ascertained it, and 
the narrow strips of water between Key West 
and the Islnnd and Cape San Antonia nnd 
Yucatan were parts and continuations of the 
great futlier of waters— the Mississippi!) (]!,,. 
newe -1 laughter nnd applause). Ctjba must be- 
long to . 11,0 I nitcd states: In the nature of 
1 Lings it ought te belong to us! (Great cheer- 
ing). la, the first placo it was necessary to our 
safety, and necessity was the supremo law. 
The government of «uba .was a despotic one, 
and in the present position of things no freedom 
of thought or action was allowed, nnd disssti" 
rneno'n reigned tlirougbout' mo island. m n 
the people hail cried out against their oppressors 
ami had striven to shake oil the shackles that 
gulled them, Mpnin lmd turned a deaf our to 
their sufferings and threatened^ to arm (lie 
blacks against the natives, and to make the 
Islnnd a secqpd Mt. Domingo, will, a popula- 
tion of negroes nnd a negro government. Tho 
baro possibility of such an outrageous proceed- 
ing justified the United States to take it 
under her protection. (Cheers.) Would we, 
submit to hnvo I, black Emperor on tho other 
side of the Mississippi ? (Cries of “ No !” nnd 
' Shame on them !”) 


/a --- ■ . ... , , • . piiuis vuoibib; ) Algiers wus on the riel, t 

hlTT^l f t U T tl ' 1;V0, “ K0 " n tfiticlt si,e rlmnk of the Mississippi, and Cuba was on the 
_ • been refused admittance into the port of 1 ’ - c 


Havana, 1,nd that being n witness to this unpve- 
eedented outrage, he had Ubeu called on for I, is 
testimony, and he would give it. 11c spoke o! 
the repeated outrages perpctratcdATpon our ll.ig 
by the besotted minious of Spain, and siiid that, 
although justice bod nut already been visited up- 
°n them by the bloody linn-1 of war, it was not bo- 
cauae oux Uovernment was unable to inflict it. 
He alluded to the laurels which lmd been won 
hr our gallant Navy— of the exploits of Deco- 


right linnkof the Unitod States! (Loud laugh- 
ter,) We mukt have Cuba, to put a stop to the 
Ttrihoyances to wliiolt we are subjected by it, 
no-1 the soo nor-wettt hnil dm lirtini ' (Upping.'... | 
It had becusnid that such n proceeding would he 
contrury to the low of nations. The law of nn 
1 ti"ns! We don't ‘know wlmt is tliel.tw of mi- 
j ,ions! Anfild gentleman named Vnttoll had writ - 
l lcn n,l " ul the law of nations— and Crotiuis an 1 
Burlema.iue, and Montcs<|UC, nnd.Bynkerslitick 
and otlici-B— but no nation paid the slightest at- 




iah —t .,i . , , *T"“* 60 of,cn invoked, they say that we must not at, 

lah power to add on. laurel to the glorious, prouel, Cuba! When Lnglund 


—un, - - , , ...... o - ■ Cuba! When. Kngland 

nnd military heroes Tl m roW8orour "“'"1 province niter province, of the Must India Km 
he Add was nn ovid . ' asM ' m * ), "K 0 ’ j I'ire, did slic care for t lie opinion of Valell : 
reigned 'throughout theTengU, ’and breadll''"'! 8U ® 1 ! ,il1 vi,,lenl l,nmls un llo ‘-ueo, beeausc 

theU.d-from.be St Law,*ncetothl(iulf C0, . , "^T ,0 Kimo ofhcr lesions and 


it;^ tuiivc-l .to spot nml called for u h|»eak«*r 
The Cuban llag whs tinfurlcl on^tlio steps of tl^ 
church : cheers upon cheers, were given for tlia 
little lone f»tnr. hnd soon after Mr. Lcmley, a 
lawyer from the Fourth District, made his np^j 
penrnneo upon tho rostrum. He made a brief, 
but effective speech, which was wdl received. 

He was followed by Dr. L'ngrn, ulso from the 
Four tli District, who spoke hotlf in Fti^lish nml 
Clormnn. lie was very enthusiastic, nnd sal- 
lowed hitnsMf to bpdrawn into some expressions 
which wo'liil not think wfll timed or judicious. 

Next came Mr. 11 . F. Hought >n, n promising 
young inemher gf the bar. wl^o'made a most T-f- 
fectivfe nppeal to his nmlieiice. 1 1 is language 
was moderate .hut forcible, and » (Ik applause 
which ho receive tolcf drowned the sentiments 
he expressed coincided' with those of his listeners. 

Dr. burkwood was then nnnomiocd, nml, in a 
brief address, he made n very iavorahlc impres- 
sion. 

Mr. lb -I . (Jarrell having been sent for and 
requested to nddress the n^somlda^c, which at 
this time was large”, lie nppenrod upon the stand, 
or rather the steps, and made u speech, which, 
though not of great length, was indfit cfiecti va. • 
it was listened to with great attention. 

Next # came Messrs. .Dtdson, AhboWc, Wm. 
Seott Haynes^ White and other- : nil of whom 
were received with applause. 

I mf, Mkktivii at tiik Citv IIai.i , — There w-ns 
a tremendous gathering in and about tlie City 
Hall, and a large number of ladies present-made j 
tho bcen.c one of much interest und tit traction. 

< apt. Stockton was select'd as President, and 
lie made n few remarks by way of an introduc- 
tion to the regular proceedings. Mr. Wyndhn-a 
Robertson was tho first speaker. Ho was fol- 
lowed by Mr. t. nrrcll, nnd after him came (Sam. 

L. llocdj jr. Col. Holliday, . I udge Beecher, Mr. 
■ S gteli!; ^ r . Hough ton and others succeeded, 
and nil Hpokc with much effect. 

Meeting at tiik Tiikathe. A large meeting 
was got up in St. Francis street, which runs 
from the square to Poydras street. A fine plat- 
form had •been erected here, and Recorder Win- 
ter was called upon to preside. 

The assemblage was large, aml it was most 
enthusiastically addressed l.y Messrs. Ilnynfr, 
(Jarrell, ' Warfield nnd others. We missed a. full 
report of this meeting, which was promised to 
us by one of the Secretaries. 

Of tho whole meeting we may say that it wus 
from fifteen to twenty-five thousand .Wrong, 
nml throughout there was exhibited an ardent 
arid national spirit. It was an army in itsel/, 
and Snain mnv well look t., tho twnitu ..funoK .. 
a demonstration.. 


n, i'.iti 
t 'll! tlx 

Mnuli. 

ill t llllt 


ill l In- 


i' t; nl - li p. mi 
1 n. . a tl" ;i 
-P''nctilng J^hti IV 

• MM-lllTnl 

Miitvh Dl. .1 M li .il. v 
-I till If,. Oil : •JOlIi. A | .•Vi 
April -lib, I» II Kc .l ii,i 
L Sltlll". (!.» ; tfM I . :• 
lit'l I- tli, «' UOW,T. tito 

J I.iuiumct'. On 

TIm-v lmv I •(■(- ti *thty- 
Bbi' in ftft- ^ruliil il l ( 
anvil on t.,"ira thli 


•• »* K A i chtbnl'i Orni-1- 
"i ,\i ii-i.lii) i-vpiiluR. are Ui«im> 
lu ll, F.inily, i t ( l, mihI ,n. forth!.: 
They vv.-rt- nim-t y-t luce iluv 
1 1- - >t* I . and tin- folti.nlng ttualii- 


N «t. 1 7 tli. r • 
Iti'. M i , .'l:li 


on?. 0 ;i ; Dr II 
HIpKi'v. I, a 
I.- r- da";' Pull. A 
M'.,v Id T lD.fj.-rD 
^iti'i ' . July ID!, I 


-Iiy- lli-il till Ih-m l-liysirians now.gpnorallr l-o- 
' ’ ".I Hinii’ 1'iilicnts afilioloil trill, 

eninj.lsmls, ilislott'l of going Kbltlli, in tnkc it trip 

1 " l " 1 'll'.'’ ttlii.i ,1.-, rvlicrc tbc (ctii|ict„- 

l " rt ' "' 0, ’ c t 'l»'i | 'lo limn on (I,,; tea sboro.' A 
""■''iml mini, writing to tl,o i-dito,. 0 p t | 10 ,| um .. 

,r "i" HiiL-k llm-bor, I, like Supt-rior. m.vs it is 
Iho country, f«i- those biboring under consump- 
ivl". nre tint loo liir gone trill, the iliaCnse. 

I lie air hfo pm-enml dry tlm( it imparts' elns* 
tieii.v to tlie spirits, mid ini'uses new Vigor into 
i i' s .' stem, lie has |u,d tho e.harpe oi’ a small 

Miunity of mu- hundred snulsi and not one 

during tlie pnsl tvmtcr Iins bnd a eotlgli. I'mm 
Ni'yemher lo April not a dr, tip ol'raili lintl fallen, 
ami. iiiiimugl, Hie lemporatnrc is much lower 
", . U»- Atlantie Hlates, the people Ylo not 
stiller -o iinn-ii Iroiji etdii ns they do where the, 
i iitnitlo is iuoister nml t ),,- temneralure liigbet" 


FELICIANA FEMALE INSTITUTE 

.i. i i its ox. i o r i si. v i 
TIIK FIFTH SUSS IIIX „f . .. -' ! . 

2tth .tuly— 1 1t"- Sixth oomini 11, ln t - t ■ -'.aVI.'m 

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SOUTH-WESTERN 

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1 rlncljinl Mi - M || fj i . . ,r 
J; o •Vl’rof Nat, Sul.., -I,’ . Mrc. Asha 
Mu«lo D'.'pnrlmcnt. 

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IX AlUANiK 


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D. 'll. "I Kv llm. Wiiiti-omii — Bx-tlov. WliUcoinh, of 
Indiana, died at I.I- lodgings in New York on th.- night of 
tin* 4th Instant His rcumliiH will 1„- rpinovud to Indian- 
H polls 


|V< «l t\«»on t!" |H,-, II 
riicli*. a fid > ighu-i-n »!• 
"I Among tl.i-ni . 


- in.'' 


SCHOOLS ANp COLLEGES. 


Align t illli. Mi Mclkiuui V. Ohio : 7 th. Antonio Hit: 
M"X:qo : D'lh. ('hHri.s K II -'I M:. liith f Keith C 


loili F'llroa-n. I Ihio ; lMh. II Chi.-.. Ohio. Huh. II 
(’"plin. (In . V, Dyr. Cnnad^i Wint : -j- u h . I. I. Biiih 
i-i M bittl". N .1 ; Hist . I, S Batchi-lnr. ('nnnda Kh.-m . 
vat han. do . M A lD'l.i-itb, D ii .'J.id II Dunning. I nd Ji 
as K'llh-rty. N \ .’7th. A nnlcy.'da ; Dpt. D T.iVlor 

: hupl 3. W II MoOjlJbi'on. (in. 


!0t 1 


Thu laio of fullfrings enduri- ^d 'hypthow who lmv 
lungih arrivi-d at lhi-ir d'-Ftination, l> heynnd all descrif 


Ai*>n. i or tin- lu.-t thirtucii Ifipy had Loon on u pint 
or wuti r only per da.v. and aUog.ahcr Wltliout hivad. In 
t.irl they have been all but famished. To cTirmpleto 
matter, the vessel (-(lining into harbor got athwart’ 
hawser of the Bark Magnolia. lying off North Bench 
litlh damage. Iiowcvef. was sustained. 


* the 


tin 


But 


The 


— rrr 


•M ' b 


I- an.xv Jwio.vaxt.— C ertain jinriigt-nphs to tiic 

cflect that a p0 od with is always elieer/ul ami 

.1 .. . . 


smiling in tlie presence oi' her husband, have 
incensed Fanny Kern, nnd she gives vent to her 
indignation *ns follow 


it s an ill wind that blowsnobody any good 1 
l apns will lie luipny lo bear that 'twenty-five 
dollar pocket Immlkercliiefs can he dispensed 


with now, in the bridal hosKriiir. Tlieit-' oceu- 
patiun s gone! Matriiuoniul tenr.s are r-,(ii sail 


. K"ne ! Matrimonial tears are poison 
I here s no knowing wlmt you’ll do, girls, will, 
that escape Valve shot off: hut that's no more to 
the point than — whothor you havo anythin-' lo 
tomb- al or not ; ono tiling is settled, von murni’t 
cry Never mind hack aches und side ,„ dies, 
and head aches, anil dropsical complaints, nml 
Hmoky elmnneys, nnd old emitsaml young habits' 
mi.Le.L_lt Hatters your husband. He wnnts to 
1- eonmdored the source of your happiness; 
whether lie was baptized Nero or Moses! Your 
mmd never being supposed to lie ocoupied will, 
tiny other suhiect than l.;..,.,.tp' ..«• J 


pny other subject than himself,' of course a tear 
is u tned reproach. Besides, you miserable lit 
tie whimperer, what- hnvo you to cry fur - 
u-i-u-t y-o-u Yn-n-r-r-i-e -,1 • Isn't ilinf the 
niiiunviii bonUm — tho height of feminine umhi- 
lon? . ' ““ V n’t get beyond that. It's (lie 
jumping oil placo! You’venrriv! pot to the end 
at your josrney ! Stage puts up tiiere ! You’ve 
liotliing to do but retire on your laurels, nml 
Spend the rest ol your life endeavoring to he 
thankfultlint yfiu are Mrs. John Smith 1 Smile 
you Himpleton !V 


from the Gulf to the 1'acifie-of^ ! wi'Wter government of them, did sli 


2W2T SS 

to* the Orescent City and had hfJ , .m! : AT”?. . . th '. ,10,mrcll9f llU Dl.py invoke 


- U- Captain I 


from the port of Havana. 


Tl , .° XL ; !,,8i0 " I ,l "’ y * msh llll ' ir 000 'iufsts and do all manner i f 

trenms dtted from ,l„ t , , ‘ . b f d '"'™ ' '»j«s«ice, -disturb the spirits of Montes, ,u„ „„d 

^^r «WaXr n wm | Bjakershook f No! The law of 

•Emission to the (Went "ft* whh Ur P the- -practice. of nations 

Smith on board ,TT“ r l umr tl,e 6 P ,niu '" i »<' I'l.iloBppbt-rs s),ut up i„ co h. 

s-m ! « r- - * a £ 


Miauier that Mr. PaVJerTnfitbW bed muTing ^ Tuf* ‘*- i ” Wl '° Wri -' C ‘ ht ^its ef 


tl “ i 1,uUication ii® NewYork'jfnr 


ery. There was a l’rorideucc that sin, tied 
-^Oltr ends, nifit that same I-rovidence wopld guide 
,in Cuba, and he*l.«d ,7 ‘ r : “ b . in « tending the dominion of the American 

Minister would i^rm ,i , u ' u i> r " «).at tho , Hag over this continent in its length, and 
v.iu of J,e true state of the .f-. 1 . 1 ,*: ^*1 . The desir . c was K««T«1, and our l.oys' 

obnoxious order would la- rescinded 
done, and all know what fo Uoir ed 


had been wantonly insulie-l. ,i, 

retribution fur the indignity. „nd lie^^uM^av' 
Utat as we were in the right, ail we hadtodj- 
WM to “go ahead!" Wo hul a treaty 
that stipulated 


. and that tin- aspired to it. The doctrines' 'of old, blnck- U-tt'er 
'* wm u '-< , n-mes were not according to the spirit of the 


Our; Hi. 


nnd whoever invoked thorn wus like him who 
w-"dd run his go-cart against an engine! 
t Laughter- aud applause.) Thisgovef-umem ha-l 
u destiny to fill and must run its course until its 


Newark 'T? 1 ' \' T"hv— Of . this factory i, 
Newuih, N. J,, a late paper from iiiut_phiy- 


, C1 ? ' ntc l csll , u B "‘"1 1 m-iou.snmnufaetiiring 

I s ex Pauted ui th .- Wusliiugton i aetorv, 
ycLujae-l by Mr. John Unrsido. it consists in 
liun n s ll 'f un‘ UlfttU n busl3 ’ ‘''""ivUea and mednl'- 

sCV i, .i,T h " • iv(l, Y- l>y innoliineg)-, 

nlnUi is similar in principle to Blnnchaid' 


patent last machine, any nan, her of repetitions 
ol tlie same pattern being possible. Bust- nml 
medaliions of flay, Webstor, Washington, Yic- 
nm‘l ,l !vn U J °' tfr ? m ‘* llc in tl,is manner of lmtrhle 


i . " . ••* ""a Kiiiiuiv r ui liiai’hh- 

small™?,’ C “\"r b V u,ni , bl ' wl » cmparativelv 
“S co ?,' Larside is, wo believe, tin- onl'v 


person cither in tliis country or Kugluud, who 


supermnty of these pri,dueiions, in beauty .ni l 
lmnh'hty, t,, those umde of.tho common plastt-i- 
ol. arts, which are so fre.iuently soon is'oh- 


i institutions were hproiid overtlic land 


witU luwu und 

Mcavmt tk l^m.'hurdtsltalri RomtWAa y .‘"t n !f‘ m ' USul 

% « equivalent. Khe had acccp.oj our cour- ! 1m would m r ‘° ^ ‘ Th# 1‘rogH-itiou 

•*■>•• and paid them o(T will, indignitie, it.. . uuLt > "as. that we should hnvo inline 

mentioned the cooes of the 111 u „ | , 


V l 0Ulj . . H;cquetuly, seen, is'oh 

fJ!r,' ,: V n J“° ' C 'V 7 k ' s °? tlie.mariu 

ac me of line table cutlery, will, ivory, pearl, 
"l"" otLei- k.mls of handles, which are 
*•• ' U 1 .’ v , ,hi8 JBacltinery, making a very 
cheaper titan those 
imported, "•I'tcii are -made l.y baud, ne-mire a 
legree ut skill titul ooiisiilertthli- labor. Tin- 


!"" Kl i”, bc """l®."fter any fntieiful 


Pbiladelphiu, and pf tl 
>*en _ denied them in tin,, 

“P 61 " here intriduei"! 

MmPorUw to the Uuued Hu, 

°®e“ton of tti» Crescent t.„y 
«f the port of Havana. 

The letter ,toted t p u , , 

. • 7 ? hod received an order jr, 

tom ot the Port to eome to 
the Guard Chip. Ip. fe* ndatu, ^ 
noire os of some 


lie 
f tho 
lisl/itice that had 
id distress. Th,- 
letter from Can- 
< jukuJ on t!io 
H-iug driven out 


.d.ate ja,Ksession 6f Cuba. Have us, if possible 
"•"> tl"' Itorrors'of war-let us buy it if we cun’ 

J • D01 ' “ l us lluve '• how! i((ireat 

, "‘ 1 erteu „1 war',,,,,!, 1, was. he 

; """ "'..should lmv,- 

ul ’“ -T" 1U should apologj-t |i„t . I, 


I,,,. llin r,r •«.',»«puu,v iuiiciiui design. 

u l utedulhons at (he.sumc time u-rkcl mtn 

art cl T •' IIJ “ lvor - Vl “ vcr Y "ovol and tasteful 
lures i f"* "' 7 s f-'vlu'ocd. These nmmif,,,.. 
wdthVt U ' L ' elvt " 1 

, ' lb V ,u '" t,rua “ "tllur triumph's ol iugmui" 
"1 energy m our city, uro exec, dinglv credit'- 


..i.in.irv ..r a * ‘" u '■■AUff'liiigiy crodit- 

l - U8 118 rt m an ufuut uriug n mmunitv 


i; 


Lord hardened tlie heart ,d l'l.aronh 
* Hie luiurutattuiii ol the (.’hiidren nf . 


• a..w. . heard a 

I. „ , * 6Ctudl “* dhe sides „ la> 

tn m . “ ‘’' Jld " ;r ’ W,1V 1 "" i I**" order, 
poet hiinoelf pn the (juaiur-doek 


cl 


dire Mid that he h^bo^^m 'hj.'u.g | give ns .hr IslhutHr . Tl 


ilmt he would not beofiken f„ thiun.sp if 
prde up 1 nrrognneir harden the heart 
'-apluA, General L'ancdo, so that ho would not 
haleu ip p Ur demands ' pf satisfaction. Ifo. 
m ' 1 “K' 1 “» “ftology two' dojo't Want it, 


i'll IMIhMl .Mf. * 

Til. .n in, I jury . t N. » v- rk city 1 ; - 
j in "Licii tli«;y.gtntu tliiq th- m „h, 
Nm iL River it ru iu tin.- r 1^1.-, i.u j, , , 
vi. i- t.l tli.. aclol’CiJugiY'- "liit-L 1 
«'ir "tf tun .at tin- iuiitliii^. t-r otli. r • ; 
niifj aitni that th' 


ot tiu Port. 


nave hi., C */** i “ , * uMe,: " rd re«d him off, 

gMre uiuj two nnuuie* lo leave 


llt 'he Quw-u'h titoe 
aa l <-U,ers to do like small services 
“tTogajjt pernio, und l,ud 


Dae man wus employed to 
one lo see her go to bed, 
it wus fin 


government of Hpait, was u,d,espicub!e sateus 
s|*» allguverumeu* 

fLal If | J. 1 ,v UU<J t U 1 Clt t Clit'd 

^bedtd not obey, he (Captain Darter, 

•redd a™ late the Gourd Ship. He (Cep- 
tahtPorttr) was there, wuhou, water, wi.lioit 
prowmone, and asked permi«ion to remain Jon.. 

PWtlL,, I?? Jht Gaptum pj tbel A, wiim eve to -tie -ut, ™- 


'*'• • N..I 1 11 lit > > it, — . 

Hind, 1 a i-r.-M ntnii-rit 

Cl' a 116 vigil Uu'n til!- 

il v.l'iliit iiijj th, ],rc- 
•'jiurt *. ti.tni to livw 
i i"K< ' • tli*- 1 iuu t . 
V fi„,l I.M, much I'liJiiwe till, ?tl„. 

If „t re, i„ r ; tn ||„. vijjftitui fi.rmo't r,„-l„g ss-uia.- , rival 
"saiuM a 1„- rsllrwul. „i„i nii-fog „a„i,ol time 

ln,„ ,t let,- very grv, ndnudeoustuu, wiilruianv 
N,r "' lllvw Me. tin; ti„u„-'Ui„t,' a„-l 

- N Il.ls dangers ,.f ,-xptosiop and fires toahlel, this r,, l.. 


Si i a At f ii' hiiiKi.i.i l*. — Till* l’. S. UiF.triut Atiornuy 
San !• rnnciwo . lin^libullpil tilt* Nioarngna Ftcamur 
Lewis, llib if’aimma Ftiiimrr ColutubiH. nn<l lit- Gold- 
Gntc. for Failing with more tlmn.two tiers of lx-rllis. 
l»t*!mUi' s-6liiiini-tI ary. against the CollUirtjlii -7-,. 

-L t A Vb ‘fi Tl. l . ' i l l.-n i ii i ti ui l i i r l U-' i t- G fi t - l ii ' li i ^ 

amount calciflnteil hpjin tio- number ofj'iaiiwngera brought 
by her on Bfvtral trips, frojij I’nnnhm to San I’rabcisco. 
It is Ftat«;.l tn lit? tho intention of tlie District Attorney 
enforce, this policy ngn Inst all V K-els fuhj.et theret 
according tn his interpretation of the law. 

Fni'M tmi: Pi aim .— Tlie Sacramento Stiite Journal 
forms ns that (Jen. Rains arrived at Sacramento with tie 
mules belonging to the, relief train. He was five day 
making the trip. The General slut*v : there is some sic 
ness among th" emigrants 

It is his opinion that the i m migration D not more th 
n'wlf 1 11 : all accounts represent great numbers of worn, 
ah,t children la lilnd Tbo agents of , 1,.- r,.||,.r 
used every exertion to aid tlie .1. stitute. Water id * c , 
veyed regularly fr^m Truukec nnd (kirs'cn staii-m ,, u t 
till' desert, bv whieli «r«q sufloring ls,uvoi«b-d. Tic- 1 rain 
will return with provisions in a lew days 

Tn.Ti.ii \i'ii Domi-on -The Alta Califoini-, (|* 
Ouuipany have gone iuto orgtuiiziitii;A . t la ■ ° i« i- (l 
ready taken, and. tic- v.crk l- to lie eiimw 
atelv 

Th- IMacer Tlriifs tihd. I'tonds that Mr e lark • Dm 
haix iiq. H'i'd leaving t..r NewVnrkon (lie Goldeu Gat 
"M ill,- loth Tin- oRjecl nflij.s trip is to purcli.i e the 
«|tti-it« "Ire and other apparatus for the Fun ! rnneii 
anil I ut$riof .Magnetic Tel graph 

I ii* j i' Nn aha.- A ib 'truetive lirelnul occurred in Ne 
v'i'1" I'roperty to tlx- imcuut o( thirty (houMttid did 
iurs was destroj’cd 

• S 'M it nn 81 mi; I'-iini-iiim We iearii by tho Fa 
criuiii'iito Union thot a sulohaa recently been made -of tin 
Gutter claini known us tin- second or upper graut to 
luree tract "flumljibove .Sucrnniento, m tie- valley The 
Mtle wftit made by Messrs Gillospie. Ibdan.-on an-4 otlrei 
to the agent of Howland. A j. inwall Co., for the . uui 
>--uO.OOO* The- pnvli'V ini ie-iv in s.,n Fiauei.c" .foi the 
purjioseor closing tin transaction v\ i 1 1 1 tlie ag. nl » l .M 
Howland, Aspintvull \ Uo. ' 

Ini i ..ui' i !k.A\i hi" - -The ei.n.xtituli'.'iinlity "f tlm 
t ugiiivj-’Miiye Law ol thi< .State allowing inacD i •' to carry 
out of - the Stale sijcli n.-gioe , a- they brought into Cal 
|d**rnia be loro her admission into the Inion. provided the., 
removed them within one year from the date of tin* jaw. 
lias been a dinned by the .Supreme Court, 

I’M mm n» Gin Du mi Rarictt \ Sherwood, of San 
Francisco, have uuinufacturod a ring for . Messrs. J.^rph 
ll- Bldleman. John Middleton and others and intended 
us a present to General Franklin Pierce, the nomine 
the democratic purfy for the J'rtatdeifcy, The ring 
made of California, gold eight inches in eircumf. rent- 
weighs on- pound aud n half, and cost about tJonk 

i m * rir'f " ~ v '' 0 * t “ J ito I H.« 

killy. of the Arm of .Cornish A Lilly, painters in ihat city 

took a hurried leave on the steamer Winfield Scott. 'j*| le 
dim hud j.aiuteil the Winfield Scott, and Lilly had col- 
lected the sura of VJUOO the amount dim lor tlm woik 
lie ulso coveted f eve rul other bills about the city. f..r 
whioli he rendered no account to ids partner, 
till, favor, iblv v,|.|.oi tunily olfo-rcit tu atsKamd. 

tv,), r,., „ -Thvjurl* Kaglo.’t-aptuii, tVolf,,. „f on, I t(,.,n 
“ ' ruacisco. for Oregon. w:,s totally wni-kedon tj„. lj,l, 
„f August, iu Cutlforuti, B„y, alK.ut OB1 . hundred mil, • 
north ..I Cape J-'UUvry. The Clipiulnand itvw. ntt.-r h„v 
"g raltered severe |, rival, one. arrived at 1-ugot h Sound, 
in their Heat. They worn plundered of vvefything they 
possessed by tin- I ndlanr. uud imrrmvly escaped with their 
lives. Five canoes loaded will, the enrages g„vc rhsrt 
el, use for four hours, when they finally escapfd iu a-f„ K 

t* A t rench, nun. wtiose ocenputir.n 
w„- tluil ol supplying some of the restaurants of Sun Frnn 
Cisco will, gniu,-. was out about tlhco, miles beyond the 
Mission, where he fi ll in with u beur. which l„- tired u,,„„ 
I,ud wus. iu turn, ntlnrkcd by the in. in 

the Struggle 111- remains were discovered l.y 
ion 

w„„ Imoivs —The latest mlvires from Honon, 
are that three hundred Apuehcs had altueked the new 
colony of Tusou. and stolen nil tl„. cuttle, mules and 
L 1 ’" 1 ‘ “I' 1 A"g. lUmano with to, .uty.it,,, 
forty I'npegos Indians, and some edits, ms of fia, -nr., attack 
e-l the Apacln.fi. and defeating them, reconquered all the 
booty ; a bpdy of Frenchmen arrived too late on the field 
and were unable to overtake the Apaches in their Might 
.v.m,- * »••••*•■ - it.j-Nj k.- I u the,* vicinity of Plact-rvlUc, 


II of 


; i» 


a couipun 


Minim; Ivrfci, 

^rr^^asi^s 

Tl. I to " K ll "‘' bar rail In- worked - 



prc|,ui.tim , ;for' b ^graD^^ aanvtmUomfo'he’j^ 

The .mm.iug Ja.»„ MhptKSnSv. an"’ - '".ght’ 


mini! o 

wijh great inlcrc.xt fu ii,,', 


-.n'V,:;::,|,X;r r ri , ; ( . 1 r ^ 

n,a""" r ", which their Hume, were con.tr. el.-d 


will have to suspi-nd operations until ahnlher M-as- a 

reeeivedTo^r- ‘£ ,l *r 8 «“'> %k Banal t-Snl my has 
pany d ’ 4 J * “ c " Ml " «*«ni»atlon of the com- 

l,, " l, riw|«'ivUfti»«i*!!qiiiiJ. ill l-iiu 1 


;n.,t public pli.ee in Sacramentd: in fr&l 

't"n" 'r' 11 ” ' ""■* * -f much surj.ri-, n, at Li- 
L ' r -oiiMvcrri uot wounded 

,(J oody t^r^j'j^To MarvlvVi i*' 1,0D, ‘ hu, 0,1 tll, ‘ wad from 
i, a f «r > liar to aiimr^ville, cuum upon an Indian who 
S;* ; 1 ' r-hbed a rhlus,,,!,,, “ tat oiaaps o 
7, e o , '' f V“"ahuesli„t ll„- Indian ,!■ ad 

Iu Aulmriaan Indlau lassoed a fhlnaman. and after 


dragging him until iu- h 


Tb- : In 1 1 '' 1 " 14 W1U " 


Marshal 1,'ola sn.idcjous leukinu wl.ll,- 

«ho refused to (land wla n ordei. d 
tt," man w.s no, killed Me Wii-sup|,ased t 
regularly organis.-d gang ,.f hi.r-.thi, v.- : 
who liave „ rendesrpus tu Hie mouuluin- 


mu n 

tri 

belong to a 
id fobbcr.V 


CENTENARY INSTITUTE. . 

>mi:i;rifi.n t>,ii.i,.is tor\T\. ,//„/ 

1,11 L\ciYi<tc<i 1 1 tln’.Tentli Si .".vion nf tills institute 

Wilt e-atniiciiecon tin* Fir-s Monday of Oftohnr next, under 
,; and din eti.-n «.t the I' ilowiiig finnied gi'iitle- 
men ami la«Hef). who eim'iptiFo tin' Facility 

It, - A II liltj. it B l'r, .sid, • „t-a, Id Professor 
of Mental aud Moral Solemn 

Ri » I ii.'ie 1 1 1 itii wfn. A M 

gunge,®. 

Mu. Tii o.i. Hu 
Chemistry. 

ID V T. V B i Ms,: » . P i of.-ssor of Kiigliiji Literatim 
;, J - . , « , A " T"" ' Tisaohop or Fh.glish nrantih', 

Miss. M Aitv ,S. «'MU'i it. Teaein-r /If the -Pr. -para lory 
CIufh. 

Monv Ji i.i -• ILkim. member Of the Royal Academy of 
Pan', Principal of the .Musical Dopartmeiit and Professor 
of French e 
'Mnfi. Ur 


kmi-an:,f vi.i. 

Board, (ll! .jfj per montli.) . 

I ultlon. (Oollegiati! Dopaitinent.) 

n’ri paratovy ) , . 

.I ,, *‘ie. Wnl and Piano or Guitar u- i -a . no 

' "Mid,, Spaplsh. o. I ntin (,-.,ra ) - • „ „ 

J. r •'iiinting (extra ) 

1 1 ra n r hV-re",. o«‘ i' i*. 1 ; v VV ' * 1 T " K| .gh-I. 

Tlie 


- 


FB.NBAV fi,-H 00Ij „ 


•t Trom ftuOoin *t;t, is, , r p,.e,i„„ 

in: n . K ''"lies, embraces til various Denari 


pr^ednin”: 1 "' tin ease 




uig.1 if BKN.IA.MIN JONK8 vV II W, WALLS 


Profeseor ol' Aiuaunt Lan- 
I'roft'Aior of Mathematics 'ffml 


30 no 
■JO 00 


imia !• ciuifxo.Nq A.fifiifitant 

Rates of Tuition for the Scholastic Year. 

.. . " -.MAI ,: HI IMIITMI-N I 

Prininry (’lass c ... 

'•'lorv'* ,ir ‘'""""r ‘te'-gt-'U-hy. Aritliiii.-ii,: u'pd tii - 
''“tll- .."r'-k.'jiat |'|,'-I natt;-;', unYNulumjJi.i'.'.m.'e;;' 

I'l .M 'l l.* |l| I'Altl >| |;x 1 . 

Prepiirntury (’Ihfs 

Collegiate Department 

Extra Charges. 

M Ufic on tin’ Piano 

Music on tlio Guitar.. . , .... ' 

I'se of Piimo 

Drawing. Painting and I’.iuliroiili i v 

French 'Language 


-m 00 
•10 1)0 
(> DO 
I, 

IFi IK) 


nciidsiingurigi 

Karl, stpdent will 1,„ eliarged two dolhir. per year r-r 
llm purpuju nl furnishing w.,,,1 and water and far ether 


ary alteutinii In Mill ret,,,,. I founts 
hull "f tlie, 'J'ulllou Fee |..paynlil„ In „ ivaim, 
"llwr la, 11 at llm I t.i.-eu! tile 


Board eiin be 


i-fniiiii:,t,. 

’lined It, tin- vllluge and lie ilimmdiate 
v,m"lly In the tm. , , 1 r., , utiles', at If,,,,, twelve dot- 

" Including wn sliing. ruel, lights, ele- liuir 

payatjt" in advance ,t„. „,|„. r „ t tho . I the term 

huuld parents be unahln t„ n,-eon,|iany tin ir ehildr.-n 

t„ the Institute they need not hesitate Mt ling tin m 

un ac ulllil ol hoarding, a.- the President of tlie Institute 
will carefully see to it that they are provld-d will, good 
boarding uoum s. 


Barents nre re,, nested to send their children tn time for 
then, t„ lie ready to enter upon their studies the liral day 
ut the session. Tjjis-ls hlglily Important a, the pupils 
will eaperieim,- I hr„ ugh the whole curse ,1m le nelltul 
beginning with th, r class, -s. 

Tl,e I,,-, dil, y loeailun „f i|,|, institution- -its antin- - a 
empt'ou lr„m I , eat eam.es ol dis-a.-e-ll.e mural and re- 
llgiun. elmfuclcr of the , ;! ,muiunity_tho prolilhitlou of 
.til" •seal." of ardent spirits |„ the V ili,,g, . and l.!r miles 
an, und it -Its ventral position and convenience of acre, 
end facility uf communication (having a dally malt. Sun- 
dayecxccpted ) together with the estahllslied reputation, 
of the jHC-ulty iii •their several departments of inntntction 
should ensure to this Institute „ libe ral pstrouage. and 
the 1 ruutcert confidently recommend it to parent® and 
guardian* who have children to bo educated. 

iM'ptuinbcr ’J. 


n VKION I'DYI 1 1.|; N1 ;vi | \ \ KV , 


MAltlOX, I-EBUV (,'OLNTV, Aj.ABA.MA, 


wi te, 7 re’ii'u' ur^u 

v "a»'-Muslo, 1-i.no nnd Marp 
i„ ' T " * 1 ' J’ro'vn.—r of Brewing and l-aint- 
st’rnn.nr !w, ,e.i " :iU '-""guages and 1,0 


Mesopotamia Fomale ■Bomlnary. 

Kt’TAIV. GRF.KNF. 00.. A LAP. AM A. 


Flllld, 1 y School R, 



'H.i ,lej,artu,e„l. Is 

'• l"The,,l, gy |n,llll,l,e,l h,'",,, cl "* *H tl* 

r|-.au.u„g which may I- t, ' j ' ' ^ 
•jere'-y Tnyl-r. »Ve.|,.y. (!l ^3 fW^li 
j"' - 1 '' 1 Mill, in. c„||i . ""J-hnujo, 

•"-Jf.st.0-kb, .Ifin-nettSn^U^l 

l-elghtr,". Barrow, Melville Msg” " r kk, | _.'R 


'1 


'•' ! 5v “"’- ll "' n "' lllnomnlre?’ I 
tj" 0 ', Kdwanho .dm"? - 
"A" gi’V. i-nlber.i-mvi".,, ' ft ' 1 ^4, 1 
HI HI.K.S ! MVM VS. . 


N« vim 

•lid, 


An « xteurirtia.uiorimi.nt.of nil „i' ,4A1K| t uqq. 
of bindings. - * il( * n n 4 lo^ 


AND 


‘•haykr [ 


I would 1 -e 




>1 m 

I 


SCHOOL BOOKS 

"bums. 

fiirgo jmd Tjiiufii.i '■ '" ’"mtots.S'N 


1 'ln- Fall s, 


Klr.M , will open „„ H,e 

HM ^tj.d .y.rfgept ter. I „„„ K toai . „ V11 , adi-lanee 




a nee us early a> 


an- refjueitcd, t v make application for 
convenient. ^ „ ' 

„ TI J» 'linn., nr the del, nil nre net, 1„ afford 

|, tidied F hflir 1 ’ 51 5T > '" U,ri "» lr ""' r ‘ "fi' 1 ' ' m, l aeeoni- 
h , , -d be l-S-atl"" Is „"e , fetliOinost ellgl- 

n i;,’ 11 -• :«a« Ha- retired 

J »fl | ,-I» , "«'l | ,| , ‘ site, the saint, , . y of the alums. 
Id, r, . ft,,, esc, -lienee of the water, nr th . murals. i„1e|||. 

fit for mm' " f cu|,"i"",ltv 

' r, mains lo be red A ri . T ,,„ r « ,,7,. 

“T'm' J r ,h "r '• rl1 " : in tltv hu-lnes- 

uf lllsIH , Hun. tile marked fenlnr, - nl,. I, arg thorough- 

css ami honesty The pupil- enjoy fi,,. beu.'Ylts of t.ee 
Srelde. "" T” '" l,lr Hes a- are'mn- 


iteiullng 11,,'nks , ' '“Sdc; 

Bi.llnnarles 

A1 RPbr», 
Upoujet^ 


Bramniari, 

Rhetoi it: 


Dini'ing. 

Book-Keeping. 
Geography. 
Ili.-toi v. 




•iiiporiition, • 
^•icini.stry, 
Butnny. 
•"'“-nioj,, 


Mu, 


Hingrapliy. 0, ' ol W' 

N,rt "nil 


FrenVI, tiremnUrf. t«n„arles S* 

'"'d It, ilhn i - 'll ■ 

fireek and jrulin Book: 




“M, 


Far lurther.parliculnrs apply to 
June, ISoJ. 


A M ixoil>:i.i,. 

1 riticipal and Proprietor 


— ,.,, r,£ "" erlptlota 

t b I AN DA Bit B ongo 

In - V. ry depart men! of p, deuce " 

! J H Would call ibo,,,,..ml,,„; i '^' u ^ u »bt 

: lie to his choice , 

(Vorki 


Piclteitaville, Ala., Fomale Institute 

II UltAllfillAtV A M 


fcdlanorMj^^fcjJ 

UOMhsj If AM, Fl'IlKlox STATIOVts 
A large nnd ,. f ™«*W. 


All Die 

received as soon a® i 




day. Ala- 4thv.br Oolober. Cain Inches I " “'T‘ a .'taUumry Ws,.s' r " , ''*al 

"57 

1 resident nai i,„r Truss,.,.. I tile lowest ,-inh pries. nc "- l - lDl .,1" 


thing Usually kepi'in a Flail, „„„ «*',! h ™ Wh ('« 
Letter nnd Note PAPklre ,.s .,Y . 


BUSmESS 

CIItlUH 


bid] of th 
khr 


CARDS. 
,S.' 


fo 


UlaLII 

T l‘ V F ’ VlV-l 1 t'ACTOM y . ..STKAMHOAT 

t-,,'l vj us ‘ j "n ''""'-lantly han' t a 

,,r, s'’ , ! ' ’ l " 1 number, . 

nin eh l , " <l:S ’""""-V-abl, ■ 

I n Hells, s't that til, -y may 1„- u,IJ, . 

amt properly, and spring f vs hlc|, , 

r .,1,1 I, Sling on the Bell, thereby pro,' 

asffls*' 1 *'*'*''- 

b^'fiiu^S^, 1 ^' 1 '',;^ 'j" ! »-'»>"!•>' Ihei, 
Bellfi. tin- ci.mbluuti.ju of memu .■. l' 1 f ,r,u 1 " ! 

luiaiteforHeciiring in them tin- c’reji!, t ' i-Vt " f " at 1 
niidinofttmeloiiiiiUfi w i,tt!h tmii ' ’••♦•By rirength 

with hid very extciUv.. .'.w^f. A!' "'••Ut.f.togethe 


\ND I.i K'OMO 

i rr.\ i.< a,,.' 

Di "l iter. I in- 

m.fi. are at laelii U 
•d t«> ring < a u , 
• 4 lit the elapj,.-; 
ging It- pou in J 
0" uud Wheel 


I'riei-K 

; Any '■rjeri forwaidiftl to j„ 0 r opHl . K . . ■ 

■ lane, n,s B urk-; Purely,, A,neri^“ 1!,l «| 

i “"-'"ded I, l.-erile.rl. , . 

."»|,"rk-„„„. esteltslve "“T-ftMlbuJeAret 

j •'•»«)' nvonCa^.'wl W 

WjfcuJ 

! Publisher and Beeksellw, (fi*^ [ 

j ,W wm. cLtaiiesso. , tu r; -l 

I 'TiKVCl-txli. IlllOTilKIls a m ' 

' "immsslnn Mereh.nl- 21 Commereisj i 


leiiii.fi 


1 X*(J 


. fct 


Willi ntil Verv pwenit,. I" •” niem.fi. lOgellji'l 

held by the stthserihers wlm'h^VrefwD' ,lt ‘' ? r, ‘ """ 

ueM, and who will um! t v(-ry enilei l v.^!!V!. U .-i. u . t t H ’ ! Gommi.-.-ion Mercliautfi No 


tatlon which tin- , 


11 1 V|, ry emlt-aviir t- 

i«.th i„ th.. 

lave repeatedly rec ited II, , I m 


aud at will, -I, were Oumnlele i ‘ -- " r 'c' 
Hells lur .Hirer— - - • ! J 


, nil'll AIM) NIUIKNT Vco 

l.-tl "i Faclur, „ml I'ummis.it.a >I,.,sh,„„. St ... J 

Itow. t lei street. New Orleans [ ’I 

WKIUIIT H JI.UA.tl8 a CD. - 

w Un " 1,,r »tnd,l»h| 

It 

I H K Ol'IlMAN k CO. 

Importer-. H'M, sale and KetslldrelentolUt, (h,J 

rilrkw floods. Xu ad .Magarlue slresfcenm 


leims. 


New Orleans. 

A’ general as- 


i tuieiit of Panarnn. I’anMchr imJ 

nlijl i alui Leaf Jfatfi.ui the lowevt cash 

on iian l 


rieau lu.siituiv 

ms lor dlirorent 1, arts il„. ' V".' 1 '"'"’J Alarm 

MA ITIKBATIPAI. vJ , .\, U J.''''' , "d' “"ada. 

r ii ,‘iV ly ’! . j,’ > lm , ;,a“ Vi' Vres'."^ u,V re t “ ‘T ■'/ ‘ " '*! i ' ‘‘ '■ ' ' ’ ' ' 

sir* 1 east to order •««Wn|Ka l t».„ Castings ui 

All euttimunieulious promptly all, .ml., I to. r,d .Minis, . 

H e.,t Troy Albany com, tv! x^v'' |'s^! j V .-s FtiX's ■ M .U AMB k AllMIST Ah” 1 *™ 

riLAUK. DAY .* STAUFFER - ^ * ,oUsulu l, ' ul ’ r ' •'* For.igii aud L a 

in .New Oriu^s | Nu GraVit-r slit, | 

Glienh.fi 


««*.'lanufaett*ry. I8MVnt. 

X 


t rc«';t New Tdrt 


aplO* 


Ageutfi 


-IC Drj Gttlt, 

ecu M»gatinen»dCiap.j^ 


B. H. FAHNESTOCK’S VERMIFUGE ; *f“JI "“I'ldF •'( . Bla«n.fl„n 

The Safest and Most Kit, elivc 1 11,1 'DIKKSLbaF, 

N£.V£ 01 - M'O/t II MG i lh ' »*«*renl ! 


. , Office — .Tuck-sijh 

i^srs?ius 

Ir.“" a'Mel-uleuian,,,,, I Dealers i„ t. 


on and .Miyuiw rtm-u. u| 
XI)) 


Mimu M I,. Tiiomimun. English. 

M ss M J. Bo.ni-, ran, Ktigli.-h 
Miss Indiana Ui.aiik. Kngll"li'.' ' 

Miss . Music. 

•Mrs. ID hi i c i Oi aii a i . Matron and Nur-e ' 

which' 1 1- a, it i.i 1 1 1 «s • - ^ *«U J' tt, Uirtt' hitrip,- 

wniui lurwhtabilHy. convenient:,, of arrunL't-ineiit nn.i 


»:b"' .i'lire 'iir'ffi 


foils, kindm- 

with tlm ait 

SSSSH# 

uf hum,, and family are n„f removed by t I,lV urrn K.’’T 
but perpeluated and slrongthem d 5 arreugemeiil 

,rsi:»£fe^ il «•: !'»'"■"« '-» Tburs- 
I iipiih caif enter ut any 
** '-'in the time of t . n . 
hilt by H|Hicial ar- 


day tlie o;jj 0 j Supteinber, 1 S5ii. 

rangement with. the L’rJnoipal, 

Boaiders sludv lit ni-dii iind,.*. .. • t 
re'juiri-tl to retire it o'clock at niffh, r 1 Buy -art* 


fjut|ueut and 

funiisK.’^KS 


s;#, •■-ia^.ru,ricK^ns^er’ 


necessilA and I veniur.. r. .V**'. Ia “! 1 ' , “'ttclooI coil 
would flunk uf doing without it" 1 7” l''! ,ul V in thecouuty 
-'■"■lren it ls gl,'.° g fre. 'u"m,i «v„nitun,s u, | 

isary . indeed. .-eldoul hiidlreu "’"“"S """ '• 1 

ether me, liei,,.. | u the common imw "'’^ 10 *'”"'' 1 ' 1 

!!Xw"lu“erei??. ll . <1 ,' 1 ,'’ “"Stbing tu 


i nn I KXItK.X i Ii.lMEUOX 

arp'-ting. Oil Cloth* and llmwkwpififljl 
G'HkIs. Nl*,®. ’JU Chaitris street and Z 
St reel. New Grleans, 


JA 

jiiuj sii.r.l 


Ibey might Iw'uiaume'd from’alenltd SX!» 


°u, county j for t.erhllYi tl ,-r 
Hhit-I, itfi etlicuey i„ removing K, Z , !", 1 a r f,l,u ‘^ • 
January II. | N 51 . 8 <* tia.> ,.ut been proven 


hit oh 


U C T4l" tvn 0 °sAiHs 1.UN nuT 


. N" 


Merchants l„ theTidtSIpiateJ' 1 ''■» , j j* 1 


A .1 B'ltlllllT S: t’O. 

'"i*s iind t •* *i i|iiti I- *u and f omrdlijt ]<• 
:ivi. r fitr". t. New Urban*. - (# 

R M. J'.LUP x tu. 

"lumivinn Merelianifi. No 
lean-' 


i GiBvit-r ftrvct, S'n^l 


, NOTICE. , 

He have Tuts Day associated will, us in the Fact, 
Commission uiu U,,rus,.".ii.. . . .. rKl 




- ,u||x h l-am. 

tbebus, 


regular dry goops traije 

.H'SKI’II II PA I.M Kit A CO. 
in, purlers and Whole ;,!e Dealers in Dry Oooda fiTOrel 
slre.-t, Ni'\v Orieailfi. It]/ 


nere under ft. haute and style of WATK^C^ 




/SewOrleans July 1 ,»*. . b' A TKII 8 a Co, 


W a t o r s , O a md e n A Co. 

eorru.x and tobacco fautobf. axb ubnbhai. 

CUMMIHSIOX St Kllt-HA XTF. 

Julyu, No, JOg, Poydras street .AiaaMrleans 


Ml 00.000 \A OKTH OP 

Faahionablo Clothing, Gentlemen's Fund 

ing Gooda, ic., at Rcttil. 

’ A Ll' RED VI SKOV It CU.'S 

One l-rive Mammulli I'lulltlnj estsUisluMil, 1U.I| 

Magazine ,-tr . t. Nt-w Uileim.-, 


1‘upils are not allowed to attend iiartie® l. .n 1 

clWis&telrji 




{aw, 1 

Church and Sunday kelmul cm FabhaU,' 1 " r '' d 
peuditures will be e,m , ! I'!" 1 "X- 


I supply 11,6 wantald im|‘,ll- af m r “ "re'!'''' 1 ' 1 “"''jW' 
DenUil opcrxtlocB will not bu |M-r!'onupd hi 1 1 ‘ • 1 
iiunubwiuu from natroiiH. 1 But by special 


1‘atr'iii- ere earnestly requested tt. ,.|icoui 1 
"“'"'"‘Htaj'-s ol l-uplls-,/. ■*', 

.ilil-'-'B '!"" 1 JW-IWII- 


oilonnj 

litl nu 1 in ij 


para, us. .:„l,h,..t ".‘nd iftlSuu. ^ “ ' l "* ‘‘""“T- A l" 

Hie f'rotesMirsof Music. DrawiW.pMiniimpnn.i m i 

ugUUgwH have been engaged in this In-Iiro' !' !. 


fillip 


otl.er departments' ‘" ll " tU ' ' “".‘‘.bigbly aeeompilah7d7u 


t" 


r M Ion Al 1 r 1 in,, in Nl: h V 


.. . . . - i-Tlie Nuv 

t ulonlxali ," fi.kdety held a meeting „„ l |, iday „ 

‘ t wbleh wa, aUdre, rell.y It. , .1. w jp 


a hrotio r 


Yni k 

veiling 
Roberts 
T' eided in Ub,-. 
account' of the. 


«-mt rich. Mr. Murray. 
’»WW; .Mr McGill *,,ooy ; 
* D ""J'tii about it fioilar a 


- ss and pn, (ligate p me, ten directly lead- the grand July 
""*» burry al Jau dings a. iSvdlrjtm „„ 

'OUKldei-kl.’l., I,.. ! . r it. n 

ll’ und tl 0 uLum- uud 
'mptiiiioLj^i,. s riiu 
"•*** b(J#ffm,'t'.inonily 


i- uud fulsc- 


nsiderahi.- 1,,; unit,, and ltiah and UI 
7“' fib'-b 'his . , I, etiit nl oumpei 
ut I '; r ' ‘““doitode i a-es hujgffnir, .|itenlly iveur 
' '““‘"I, ■**'»«, bdrregoiar fj. 

10'»li‘tr;inv*-fi t,f.^ 


* in f|l»to of tfie 


•t I ‘resident Huberts who’ In., 
riu lf»r Jl yi-urs J !«• guvo an inD-iv-iin 
ountry, aud said , 

r„ fUo'coloni*l« ludJecoj 

n. I Ki "“’V, S Vv0r,h ’'WlU'f-.UU'J 

and himou llarrlfi. y5.(K)i) 

I u> 1 j » i .Oranges are to 

Mpd'ufi! d fl y\ •n l ‘! ,, r . 1,1 Vari,,u ' “II VitVuabl.! w 
pa. . i ifi i ,, ; ; , 1 ,U »I*V'|- The produce ol 

Tli^ ae'Ml^- 

I',’ Ihe (tev Nl r B ",* * l ’ 'D’UruVi" [,fe idt-d uve, 
same In I ,1 st O" acerege health Is about Ihe 

tallved «*-“■ 'r 1 ' 1 Or-gihii. 1,1- rev, health was 
Iherv a'lv nn! ‘u, 1 ''' 111 • bappy and i nulenteil and 
lie i nr, , U m " 'oru In Auierien exeept lur 

ir ^ 11,1 ir Visit i he slae „1 

excred eW I, He, 'll acres The laud Is 

,, ... * Gy I'rnduetive lur lliere uro always two or, ms Iu 

die,. tor„"ar; r 'i" 1 ST 0 "" l, " t b"K» -inaulUles „l la- 
.earsnt,, . i ' ‘' m '-very uigu from sixlueu it, lift,, 
that the msua, J1 )' r " "' r >' >" believk 

grelremere 1 ' Ik “ 1,1 “""'T' preerve self. 


'I TKa^sauTtl^ ;»vi by «••• 

-the whul,. year In th..e„U,,|»,enii^ N^*IS^L , " r 
Fie, it'll n,ld Latin . j 
M usic 


Jlegiuteci.urs,-. $177 will embrace 
ulshe.l l,y llm Pri.so.pal at reduced fates ‘ ' 

i-uplt. 

.ree l, all the Hoard and Tuition Is due In advunee 
", jut .her particulars. „ r entaloffuiwt at, ply t„ 
sep 1- ,,m .1 K. A 1 1 M H T 1 1 0 X , ; ! 1 1 r i u g j p ,, | . 


CENTENARY COLLLEGE 

ny i.m isi.ix.i 


lowing Faculty 
U II Ru 


Oitiij JD ver-— . M.vkkli , —Pittsburgh, (id lj. 


i tli, it 


, •■•■""wn i iitaoi u lin , i/('( I _ 

ttcl. d* -titialloa iuurdert" Jl.o nvi-r lt.ffre u j-et.fitalionur.v, will, “ loot H, 
li" through trip. They. also lUcliCU Wuter in tii<> 1 ^ 


,»K"rp tn 

•‘Troaume , ?*** fW-ISSfiBl ftum f-rlii u',,' '■Ciu"u'i‘tL^‘ r> «>ii' Tl„-y also [ iuelies water iu^ tlm cLanueT 

I GK-iia-ia, Wi„. u afrofw' M cw "i u< "t ol ! "s-einsi .e,-,.te,.t. h, '• r °’ ,WI " s I f .['“'“"“‘'D Oet. 1 “ -The river Loro i- 

L • 1 “ Moo, '- ,u, “ t - 1 *■»■ -•■ i nr,;*":; j t Ss: &.“ u i *«»&“? 

•gull 


btill 

tlll- 


lmugod. Hliisky , however, is "rather lower, 
a tri has aul,J lu-du-y atltj’o. jure gallon'. . 

| atturuey to punish every violation of 'll*,’ u.' r"", I '* — TW "'“"'uLoUt Kuuiiv 

* « -'•* '.tfifiwbdfit torigaik* “‘ e “ “ wWte “.t NewUrififid* Tk^vei- 


-I a la no tl,epa*e.,gw. m.,v Uahle 
ub'e-'n-. Iu eooclosltm they call u,K-n the 


" f .'V a (vte'\ A 

I., k “"j u-reiuJi 


A- H Ha :a 


uieiiiiil Mush'!Vi;-v a' 1 ,) 1 Vl'.T’, rs,’ \* si "'i" 1 - " ' i' 1 1 '"'tr'" 

iSr„ l ,7 " 11 .ndU U M-7||iT 


Tuition p. rfci sfiioi 
Room Rent'. 
''ohUngfUeit-s. . 
I’m- ol Library 


I.YI'KNSKH. 
"I ten iii'.uthx 


T"tul of i 'ullage Charges 


>.'U 00 

f. On 
3 UO 
3 UO 


Tl V . Uepiutiuout 

Rou,,| uud w ueluugi pt-r lujiltli 

Tuition in tin- MuKici* - H *" " 


>01 DO 


flu ou 

lu uo 


\ ot al Mu fiic, jitd monih" " • 

Ilmrremh n' ,r 0r "'!"''“- I'V '"uouV. ! 1 : ! . : : : : ;■ ' 

r B',, V. u o " r ‘“‘IroioentkfjoS 

rv and u l "‘' 1 bexllhy la, •atiou,. large' Uhra 
y uud . excellent Apparatus, uiuv vrt> not antlerimtu a 
°.V r ****** ^xtenaivti palronage M 

au»21 ^ rr Wrti«UlttU«q>plyi4p tfio uudorsigBad 
kU H R, 11 UJ-VJ 


A PA RTNER WANTED 

IN A M GAR I'LAN f ATJO.V 
I’ la n tatiou 1 cou veVieu t °t^ .'ity °of ’ N 8u «“- r 

from Inundation, and with ooetfll, J 

iron, ;u tu iso haidV.uL toS„?s ' •' 

m S! hJXK ' (“rKw ft u , l ', ur , ''“•*■ 

ball ol the .errant, $Z will, he ,t „V , , U r '' '!'" u > "'“ 

Cherry Itendersonac, '«">"*«*■ »' 

‘resin™, ,:hri r l '“'' Advocate, the Xashvill. 

t.lv*. " Riehiu- 


Om 


G F.N'i’LUM KN \ isiiing .New Orleans are refpeetfrfja 
viteii to cull and examine much the largest aqd aacrtw^ 
pl' le assort iiicH J of gout]’-! in-yl)c abuvu-liut tobefcxsiii 

tlie ffi'out ll 

M •' mauufu,iiur«M(ll ourriJWlihrg |*r tialy f«f ^ 
retail sale.-, aufi it i- with tin- perfect t-t.ufldrtM^W 
able to give silt isfact ion, that we n.-k all wJlOIUJ^»W ,, 
, wit Ii n call to examine particularly ourrlylei- 
tore, trimmings, i.e 
All goods t old by u» are wai r antc l in every Dipt* ® 
i ttfrCFflii* pureliji.fieofany 'article miy tlL-atidklioM^i 

[ it will lx? t-heeifiiily taken liat-k aud the nic-ney 

; Our obj, et I* t" plea e rmr rustninom 

Jiu-GNK 1 ,’ltli'K FUR GouDsS-No tlfviiUoi 

i" U-'ly ALFULD MLNKOKkCO, 

:.l Magazine street, 

AIK. JAMKS W RIGHT 

llaviug for privutu tyavons wliieli iv, lunger friA® 

! continued lib- inf, 'rest during tlm bet bu-iuwJ*** 0 ®* 

Uuji» 


a , . : Gie ti . in of Jaui' fi Wright 4- fiuii. wu lisvc now 

Tulri ro Ui,, A '.* lu * 'Briftiaii Advocate, an t the JUehln'm t 141,1 '* " f niinoiuiclug that he becomes thi> ilay a jato* 
ui! L '^ M3 c u ,,y l B ,} abovo nil I,,. , iu our lious". and snlieiis the intfi.-.-t ft' Bi" 
rWUrd th “ r ,U, ° uu “ tM 10 f'Tmer patrons. 

sepl- j »jiy nirr ,.j. l u g(.jn. r -d luisiipprt'liensi-m. It i* prop®* 1 
- tale that lie has no jutorc-t'iu any other hou*. 

, JA.MES IV RIG I IT A. J. IVJtlOUIk W 


PRIZE ESSAYG 

“CITES OF MASTERS TO SERVANTS. 
By ilev It X MeTyeir, uof New Orleans! Itev f | 
bturges. „f Alubania . 11V,. A. T. ]|„l„„ ... „f Ueorgia 

Thin little -work was a year since, and lu, 

no ; , wn 1 ' e,jei,nra |i l,, )i |i tM e 1 ! > . ; i , m„ | h, -t^att Ml q 

mended by the various deiioinmi.ro.r.' >. .. .. . 


I. lfi.'.l 


I.WltElUl 


New Orleans, PF 

| la.Nu.ut. » 

DL'XJLUL ia LLTliANAJi, , 
i Uommi.-.-ioii M'*relmiib»aiitl Sviiol' silc GroceK,21fl“ , 

wl' 


1'rii-e 


by "the various' denomiuuti.in,' j t dt-servt 
promrtfelrt place ,m the laid,., of every master 
Thirty-five I, 'enls, 

Pdhlished iiil.'hurloston.K.r hySoulhent llaptisU-',,, 
li.filiing Micioty. For sale in Nt-w Orleans by 

JOII.N 'BALL, oU G ravier street 


•street. .New' Orleans 




Comiuifi.-iouaud ForwardiUj 
Htreet. 


i.MercliuntiijKo.Sa 1 




UI 


MEDIO AL NOTICE. 

b .,rere b : K :.l Henrgiu. respertfutly 


T. ii JAi'lwSUN J. UU., , 

Dcnler.fi iu Fim F-i-l'i' • diotliing -So /Jl 
(next, d.. -M-- l'lairter.' Ilofil ) N' wOrfCfU). 

Under Uanin'tflfc 


i Voutlis'. Olufltiiig. Gent 


culls the aUentlon of l-hyspnx. Druggists and dealers 

.ut'diciiiu to 


(» 00 
2 00 
3 00 
0 00 


-IV* I 


K1 1’lNL S EXTRACT OK HUCHU: 

This exe, .Ileal remedy for all di..,,s, kidney 

and urinary organs generally, also 

ordinary kinds, aud duration, is owned 1, ".re, nil 

prepared liy.lkc subs, relher. und is offered „u hi- Medle ' 
kuon ledge a, a remedy to be relied on. II,. (, , 

Introduee-it into the great B eslefu lhnrket. All u, ees-„ 
O directions found on the label, on each buttle, jflmlc 
sale price (.« per dox. lletull, jd per,l,,dlle 

Orders ‘dlreeted lo I. 1-1 ,HKfK..I)rugg,,t. Ualumhu, 
Ueorgia. Will he duly alleuded to Posh. 'or references 
xpcelcd. Ut^pcoU'ull^ udvcrtlhcd ' 

•• I'lERUE, 1’n'prlctor. 

I'HILAUELI’IIIA SABHEEHY AM) Titl'M, 
\V A It I-; 11 ( » Li S K . 

8. ROBB & Co., 

Ko.'QO (iratitr Al/ttl. Kru Oilfutn 
The ftubfccribm invite l'lunt, -ra and Dimlcr* in Buddlen 
te . to call and examine their stock. 

'they are eoujtg'uljy receiving. (foods from dim Main, 
factory in Philadelphia. and direct from Kiighiud 'aud at 
pre pared l„ offer lllierut indued,, ents to |,uruilliif|-l n 
Their slock in. store is large und well assort, -d. and I 
'oiuprihed-iih followb : 

aaddles. 'Bridles and . Martingales in great varleft 
’oach. tug Buggy, Ueurborn. Stage. B'.gon, Brgy.Pa, 
aud.l migh lla'uosst i|(,rso and Mule Hollars.' llano 
ami Blind Bridles , Trace Chains . Medical Bags * Suddl, , 
iiurdwu". , I, outlier ol nil description. ; Com'h Furoltur 
and trimmings ; Trunk Trimmings ; Saddlers. Ooaeh an 
1 runkmah, rs Tools, oil. Varnish; India lUibl.er ,„ 

1 at, ret sirelebed Heather lilt, and Mill Bands; Imll 
Hubber (foods, Traveilng aud Packing Trunks; Leatlr 
* mho“’w‘ | r ‘‘ ,t ’ Uu ff u »ff«- Valises, etc, etc . etc 


Trunks. Carpel Bugs, and „ griiend •■■•■Wf 
••Clothing) always on haiel aDt fyrsslssl 
the l"\Vfit m»» T*rii'p« : ; i 




ll F. SMITH. PKNTIST, 
Ui,.s»retunieJ. amJ i.i lievutliig liiu»fr*'U i-xcIUa-lYf / 
]iraeliee of liir* |ir»ifefi.*ioii. 

Ofllt'e n't iln- coripT of J't. Cliurli' 

• Hiiuan 


. si if cl sad LW* 

(W 


BOOT AND SHOE 3 T° B * I .'o ll Nr 

i.i s.io.1 (*,■ ainnil i-iiriit-r ol (iiuiP-m*'*' / 


Tiuioltl nimI favorite .fitnLitl ei’ruer <>1 

,«ml l'rytunbi HtrcetH.ls now well furuinhctl wit* • 


rflim-eaiui lioi'ic. of every variety.' M 

I'uitomcrx nmi wtrangerK fiiithrul^' ...iijgiUF 
argaiiiH anJ ag'»"'l til. from MoiiUiiv^WJMj*® " 
day nlfflit. r.itpuenSa^F 

N It — i’leUFc remember thnl .I'do i»ot 0|H** 
Tlii-refore call during tlie week. ( 

fed JO 

Tho New OileanH Christian Atlv , 

Ifi l.fifueil weekly. „i,Tu" D"ll#rMii»'l “ IlaUV aU & 
Xk sul, wrl|, lion iitk'en f-r 1' « """ 

ncrl)M'rh will b<» Uiiilcr'-tiKMl iu* wi'hiHg to cep 
it Id t'Xpm*frjri»t.iHl ntheny i»e . # Slvtb^-J 

The 1 1 iuoriiiit MBiisters and Preacher iu dsiil 
Kplseopal Chlireh. Foutll. ere all of “rw, ^ 

' ,s chriatiaa Ajvoca'*, t® 


agent h of t lie New Urleay 

pxyMutri limy be muUe 


r w#*Z 


All conu|iunihUi"Ufi. whetlliT **f , ' u '* l "^ 1 |^, r ij(tji* ,,t 


pub) (cation . uuli'H.' remitting ^ 

tlie amount of ten tlcllarfi. mu-t l»c i H 1 I 1,1 
.„ will be 


No obituury nolle 
within two month* uf the Jeatli n l ,e ^ ^ gff.fl* 

(’onimuiiieationfi mu-t be uddrcFH' 0 
M, Tvi in, . New Orleans, .dnrriitf 

OoinrtiuniwttUmx involving fartn. or iJ(|UkfT 


enu „ 1*4 u t' rtArivi*tH. refijfjou» |(i4 r^f 1 

u-coinWtti^ »]»' ■ 


hlognipiylyf ( J u^ 4 ) utUft. Ul ’ c 


A feVeelcct udvcrtiJeim ut* will j, 




-ir which wu&t W-’pro-jftMd. fn dei ** ,fr f “ ^ki^* 
. ir Qmcc No t* Grarlar iUrtrt- 'W* 

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publishing Committee 
* of Louisiana Conference, 


H. N. McTVF.Iltli, Emion 


VOLUME II. NUMBER 38 


NEW ORLEANS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23. |sfl 2 . 


WflOLE 


For the tf. O. ClirUtUn A'lrocaU. 

K|00IOMARY A SSOOIATIONB 

among tiih young. 

ill. KniTOB : I wns pleased to boo in your 

i-, Of October 2, your commendatory no- 
w 0 f the missionary movomont among tho 
indent* of Oglethorpe University, of this 
Sl,t«. An association of tho kind referred 
td u existing thero, wo have had in activo 
•nd efficient operation among tho students of 
]jj,nry Collego for more than twelve months. 
Oifts importance of suoh associations among 


that in addition to tho influences of 
the auxiliaries are onjoyed of early culture 
nud natural aptitude. And that consequent- 
ly a just missionary spirit, tho most, matured 
fruit, tho highest ornament ofu woll trained 
and proporiy developed Christianity, 
noyer.oxhibit itself commonsuratoly with the 
obligations of tho Church, until tho youth «.f 
tho country arc ombrnced in a woll digested ' 
system of missionary training. 

YV. ,1, Sasm'tt. 

Oxford, Ga., Oct. 11, 1852. 


grace, ordinnry eases, to remain until Monday, 
wherever you are when Saturday night over- 
takes you. it will he a poor preparation for 
profiting by the privileges of tho Sablmth, to 
j spend its first hours in breaking God's holy 
will i law. 

Let me say that as there is a blessing pro- 
mised to' tho fuithjul observance of tho Snb- 
i huh, so you have a right to expect a peculiar 
I bl (sing wl|en you observe it at what (teems 
ltd be a manifest worldly snorifiee. One 
j tiling, at least, you are sure to necomplisli — 
ip'll n render a testimony in favor of tho Snb- 
jWth, which is of grent importance, especial-* 
} ly in this Sabbath breaking ago — you help to 


For Ih* H. O. Christian Advnrah 


Uh! thought I, on t * 
couhl speak in the ear , 
teach eyk fn our land, 1 
oast /your eyes over tho 


he would ever 
tal,Js strange, 


Ye» f *ho doatl ! — tlin oplondor of lior ojor 
S loops 'nontli tho lid* forotof ;*on inj Mg\it 
Ncfcr ngnln Mi fill fln>li, tliolr IiIrIi delight. 
Tender mid rich with Irtro’n firoot 

Norerotaln, deep down from vulgar ken. 

Shull tho pure guMiing of hor roul rojolrr 
Aud Wo utond Wont, aa to hear tho rolro 
Of wntoro falling toft sornidlrw glen. p 

And Hcnrco ngnln from other-llpn Wall com© 

Such henutcoun truths, nuch fVcnh ininglningp, 
v Ap. like tho warm South wind, upou their wing, 
Bonr off our funojr t<i their own bright home 
Yet mu I cnlm: though hftrU It ho to pmo’oth 
Water* tip*liaken from tho Reopen t deep ; 


ivoffld say to each, 
, ./ - -7 R r0l, P nr immortal 

1 ejdgs that daily look to yon for Instruction, 

f- lf y T cnn n0 ‘ «* «W" ° nn who yon 
know will pot die young, then.wntoh for the 
bouIh of all as one that must .1.. 


in a i.ay-phf.a<iin:k: 

1 once saw a church in oouneil assemlilod, 
to decide upon tho genuineness of the pro- 
fessed cotivtriion of a colored man who asked 
for baptism and membership with them oh 
that ground. The candidate lied not bAen 
sufiioiently indootrinnteti. Questions /were 
asked to elicit the statement nnd hackneyed 
confession that lie bud a bad hcarlfi i wirkrd 
hmrl, etc., etc., but, to no purpose/ Tho linp- 
py African was too buoyant and bright with 
tho sense of u recent nnrdon — too well ns- 


shameful 
rules In 1 


CLERICAL ANBODOTE8. 

MINISTERIAL OAftBIK*. I 

111 ono of his discourses, ffft. Axloy was' 
descanting upon oanformlty fto the world 
nmong Christians, particularly 111 fashionable 
drees and manners. Tu meat the pleas and 
oxcuses usually sot up in, behalf of theso de- 
partures from tho good' old Way, he held a 
Bort or Collorpiy with an imaginary apologist, 
edited at tho further Void -of the eongregn-. 
tion, whoso supposed plots and excuses he 
would stato on liohrvjf 0 f his man of straw, 
In an altered tono; thon resuming his natu- 
ral voice, ho would reply and demolish the 
arguments of his opponent. After discuss- 
ing tho suhjoot for some time, tho opponent 
wan mmlo to nay— 

"Hut, B ir, somo of your Mcthodty.prenoh- 
ers tliomsclvos dress m fashionablo stylo, nnd 
in air and manner onnot* the dandy " 

“ O no, my friend, that oan not bo. Melh- 
odist prenohors know 'Uioir calling, better. 
They are men of more sense than that, and 
wouhhnot stoop so low as to disgrace them- 
selves and the stored offioo tboy iiold hysuoh 
gross inconsistonoy of olmraotcr.'' * 

" " r oll, "if, if you won'tHako my word for 
it, just look at those young prcaohers in tho 
pulpit, boliind you.” 

Mr. Axley turned immediately around, 
willi seoming surprise, and facing two or 
throo' ratlior fashionably dressed junior di- 
vines Bented in the roar of tho pulpit, lio sur- 
voyod oaoh of them frofo head to foot for two 
or tlireo minutos, while they quailed under 
the withering glance of bis.koon and pono- 

(rnlimr nvn ■ limn hmnL. : _ . .. it. 


«»* perhaps 
of himself or 
«ooms to be * 
Outing like u 
whieh ho him 
to be degrade 
that ennobllnj 
-ipnn does feel, 


tlo young, end espcoially those who nrc to 
la tbs educated men of tho country, no one 
vtio rightly estimates their legitimate ten- 
ancy can fail to see. Hence the Faoulty of 
Ehoiy Cohcgo havo felt, and havo taken 
pim to manifest, a deep internet in behalf of 
this enterprise. 

Ourplunisns follow*: Eaohof thovuri- 

gU mission fields scattered over tlio wholo 
drib, whether occupiod by our own Churoh, 
or other ovangelical ohurchcs, is assigned to 
, separate standing committee. Onao a 
aooth wo have a publico meeting in the 
(botch, at one of tho hours for rogulur ser-* 
noe, it which time wo have an address on 
)he general subject of missions, by somo ono 
pierioasly appointed, nnd a report from ono 
tMhs standing committees, in reference to 
ame missionary field. Our plun likewise con- 
Itmplatcs the taking up collections at eacli 
tf these monthly mootings, the maintenance 
between a oorrespondihg committee, appoint- 
ed for that purpose, nnd honorary members, 
.ehssen from different quarters of tho earth, 
with reference to their locality and tho inter- 
St they wouldlikely tool in the enterprise of a 
regular correspondence, semiring thereby tho 
sort rodent and reliable information in rc- 
geiddo the whole sphore of tho missionary 
opmtions, and a perpetuation of r.cni and 
inirat among the members themselves ; and' 
14 is important feature, a constant circulu- 
tion among the members of suoh missionary 
jonroskb reports and notices, and all elso in 
Ike’wiy of reading matter caloulatod to fos- 
ter the missionary spirit, which, oithor by 
gnteitoua contribution from without, or by 
regular subscription, tho association may bo 
this to ooinmand. 

lbs whole plan has suooeoded admirably 
thus far. Wo have biul many addresses, and 
is many reports from tho various standing 
committee^ Wo' hnvo, adding togother tliq 
contributions of various times, collected a 
ysry respectable sum of money. This we 
did eipect to contribute to somo 6110 specific 
object, thinking thereby to infuse and innin- 
tsin 1 livelier 


deepen tho public .sentiment us to its- iroppr- 


Tin nigh It. bo hard In wut r-li, yet nofor werj.. 


To one who travels on tub s ABfi.\Tii | tan co, , and.tkuH to throw r Avail of lire around 

Jt is a subject of deep regret with many of 
your Christian friends, that you recently ro- 
turnod liomc from a journey ori tho Sabbath. 

It is understood, moreover, that yon traveled 
on tho Sabbath repeatedly during your nb- 
sonce ; in shoft, that you liave no scruples in 
spending God's holy day jn this way, wbon- 
-over your convcnionco may roijflire. 

Thoro are those, i know, who deny that, 
tlie Christian Sabbath ban tho sanction of 
Divine authority; and, of course, whatever 
tboy may think of its importance us a hu- 
man institution, they liave no idea that any 
respect is duo to it as an ordinance! of God. 

This lax opinion in rospeet to the Sabbath 
prevails extensively, us you tiro doubtless 
uwiirc, on tho continent of Europe ; and 
houec American Christians who travel in 
tlioso countries aro often shocked at the man- 
ner in which the Sabbath is treated, even by 
those whoso viows of religious truth gene- 
rally urc in uccordanoc with our own. Hut 
I haVo novor understood that you had over 
expressed any doubts ns to the question whe- 
tlior or not the Christian Sabbath is u divine 
institution : and I shall take for grunted, in 


Tho darkening pynosiiro of piu>plonnto youth ; 

Yet am I calm.' Tho lifurt I 1mA to bring 
Whs marred with Impc’^WrfoJ', and decay • 

Now tho free spirit, ilrou from tho clay, 
l>rluk« at tin* fountain wlit nronll love thuftt firing. 

• p«Mcd from < nit lily to cdwtinl lofe ' • ( 

0. roll from mo and from my clinging group, 

• And circled straightway by the bdoec wnrm rlu^p 
Of scrnjili-brisfim.s in tho land above ' 

I' Will n«jt weep thoo more ; hut If l lortfv 
Too.a irrowfully for thy premmeo here. . 

^/Not vainly on thy turf shall tkll the tear. 

Hut thy dead name shall bloosom Into song 


tlilrt divine institution. 1 know an individual 
several years ago, who was travclingJn a part 
of oiia of *tho iMiddle S’tatco, in which the 
SabhaUi wns not much observed, for the ben- 
efit of his healjli. The stage reached a cer- 
tain place lato on Saturday afternoon, and 
hi? fellow -passengers perceived that ho, was 
making ldp arrangements to stop- nnd as 
they -know lie li.td not rcnchcd the end of his 
journey, they 
Me told them 


THo Puri 
senslblfl rei 
nowspipers 


giuus reading a 
".There is • 
form in which 
tbo more substi 


ir tho cause 
was just at 
bund, and he felt under obligation to observe 
it. Tboy thought it preposterous, that lie 
should. make suoh a sacrifice, nnd to indufte 
him' to proceed, they. told' him that lie could 
not find in that place even decent accommo- 
dations for a man in health, much less, com- 
"(Tir table ones for an invalid, whereas, by go- 
ing on with them, he would find himself ear- 
ly the' next morning in a large town, where 
every thing would be to his mind, and, 
withal,’ lie would be there in time to attend 
church. The appeal, howovcr, did notavail, 
and lie stopped rilmost in the woods, and set- 
tled down to spend the Sabbath. Tho next 
day lie met a littlo company of C hristians in 
the neighborhood, aud engaged with them in 
social worship, and the day Biicecoding pro- 
ceeded on bis journey. In all this lie thought 
of nothing beyond keeping a conscioneo void 
of offence, in yieldiug to a divine require- 
ment. Hut utter many years had passed 
away, and he b id even forgotten the mime 
of the plncc at which he stopped, ho met u 
gentleman ( wlio resided thereat tlio time, nnd 
who asked him if ho remembered the circum- 
stance of bis having once passed a Sabbath 
there. I In being nnswerod in tho affirmative, 
the gentleman remarked to him, “V ou linvo 
probably never known how much good you* 
accomplished on timt day. So uncommon 
whs it for any body in that part of tlio coun- 
try to let the Sabbath detain' them on a jour- 
ney. that your example in tlio matter was 
talked about far and near; and while it came 
as n rebuke' to the multitude, it came no less 
as nn encouragement to' tho few who. sympa- 
thized with you in your regard for this di- 
vine institution." 

I hero is olio effect which this loose way 
of t routing tlio. Sabbath must ulways have, 
whieh is exceedingly adverse to the general 
inflimneS of the Church- it produces tho im- 
pression that Christian principle is not so 
strong but that it can easily yield to conven- 
ience. Your doctrine is that tho Sabbath i: 
to ho kept, holy ; and if any body wero to 
teach a contrary doctrine, you would, per- 
haps, be shocked nt it; nevertheless, if you 
have any worldly object to accomplish, you 
call reach horoo-on tlio Sabbath, or you can 
leave home on tlie'-Sahliatli, us if there were 
no divine prohibition s your way. “AVlint 
sort- of a religion," asks a scrutinizing and 
caviling world, “is that which obeys the di- 
i inn commands only when it is convenient ! 


tflTLBS OF D. D„ LL. D , AND M. D. 


result. Ther 
men who are 
nances will 1 
papers, or g| 
presented to 1 
there might 1 
sueh papers 1 
judicious ant 


I hough this is nn ago of inquiry and' of 
investigation, in which much light has been 
thrown upon tbo world, and, by this method, 
great improvements linvo been made in tlio 
mechanical nr^s, ns well as in all other de- 
partments of science, yet tliero is one subject 
which I liave not yet seen investigated, and, 
as your usoful life linn boon almost entirely 
devoted to research and examination of the 
volumes of nnoient lore, I liopo you will bo 
aide- to give us some account, in your excel- 
lent paper, of the following : 

I Where did the appellation of I). IT. first 
originate ' 

2. liy what authority was it first conferred ! 
Hy civil or ecclesiastical ! 

•’>. What were the qualifications necessary 
to bo possessed before a parson wns eligible 
to this dignity ! 

•I. Whnt authority havo colleges, or insti- 
tutions of learning, to confej-. these titles'? 
nnd who gave them .Iris authority ' 

I ho solution of these inquiries would bo 
very satisfactory to many of your subscri- 
bers, and would enst a light on tlioso subjects 
which, nt this juncture of time, is much de- 
sired, “us tlio 1). I ).’s and I, I.. D.'s are so 
profusely, showered down this season,'’ that 
the world is in danger of nn inundation v nnd 
if so, who will be aide to divine ttie conse- 
quences ! 

According to the iniinofuil Webster, tlio. 
word dootor is derived from the word ilocto — 

1 teach. A doctor is n tenelior; second, ono 
.who 1ms passed all the degrees of tho faculty, 
and is empowered tu practioo and tcaeli it : 
as a I lector of Divinity, or teuelior of the 
Gospel, a Doctor in l’hysics, or a Doctor ip 
Uew. Now, each of tho two latter must have 
their diploma from tlio faculty appointed by 
law to examine and test their knowledge of 
the science they profess to tench, or to prac- 
tice; nnd this is ull right and us it should bo. 
Medical schools have tlio right to oxuminc nil 
who graduate, and if found worthy, they 
ought to reeoivo the testimonials of their qual- 
ifications ; and so in law schools, Hut iiow 
happens it that uo minister can ho dubbed 
with tiic title of Iris profession but iiy some 
institution of learning where theology is not 
fought, and tliero is no examination of tlio 
candidate in reference to iris qualification to 
preach or tench tho Gospel of Christ! This 
is tlie questiou : "this is the mystery. This 
title of efficiency to the work of a Gospel 
minister is conferred upon u few without uny 
reference to or a rccummcndution of tho 
school in which they were brought up and 
examined as to their qualifications for their 
profession. Ministers are gsnuruliy educated 
in tlio different brunches of tho Cliristiun 
Church to which they belong: nnd they ad- 
vance in their studies under their teachers 
till they graduate to tlie highest office in tho 
Church : namely, to tho order of ciders: and 
now, Mr. Editor, ufter a minister 1ms studied 
and labored four yenrs — ns with ub— und af- 
ter a proper examination into iris gifts, 
graces, und useful qualifications for tlio work 
of u Doctor of Divinity, or teacher of tlio 
Gospel, and by tlie election of tlio Conference, 
he is solemnly ordained to timt office, and re- 
ceives* 


tomporaneo 
voniont and 


of litcrataB* with ano 
reliance is blade, my*, 


and his eyes ns if fixed' on the apologist at 
the fnrthor end of tho ohuroli, lie said, in a 
subdued tone, yet distinctly onough to bo 
hoard hy all presont — 

'• //' IJOH plume, sir, well drop tlie subject /" , 

(1REEK AND HEBREW. 

I eter Cartwright was onoe waited upon by 
a worthy clergyman of another church, who 
likowiso looturod him for Iris nlljgod igno- 
ranoo of Greok and Hebrow. 

“And pray, Sir, who informed you,” said 
Mr. Cartwright, “that I was unacquainted 
witli tlie Greok and Hebrew languages 1 " 

‘ Well, 1 do not remember that 1 have been 
tohl so by any ono; but presumed it was so, 
as Mothodist proaoliers generally, I bellove, 
arc without ; classical education." 

“All, well, sir, you should not take things 
on presumption, without having good grounds 
therefor, especially in so grnvo a chargo ms 
that whioh you liavo uttered against me. 
V<m-L suppose,, understand these languages?” I 
‘ Y«s; I profess to know something of 
tliero." ; 


half a dozen ooj 
nntrammeled wee! 
bo far more import 
fol religion among 


missionary spirit. But after 
consultation, this idea was abandoned us 
fomswlit impracticable ot this time, and tlie 
uioooto havo been turned over to tho gcnc- 
nl missionary treasury. Tlio studonts arc 
interested in tho enterprise, and continue to 
«KT»reto in the prosecution of its plans un- 
dentandingiy and zealously. 

The immediate results upon tlio causo of 
missions secured by tho mero pecuninry con- 
tributions, wo regard important, but by no 
means the principal object of tho association. 
The imparting to youthful mind an oxtonded . 
knowledge of the religious Btato of tho vari- 
eui nations of tho eartii, views of missionary 
obligation, and tbo most pructicablo modes 
for furthering missionary enterprise, making 
indeed an indoctrination into tho knowledge 
and principles of missions a part of tho great 
■jnteo of general education, is ono of tlio 
thief objeota sought to bo secured by this as- 
•oriation. It proceeds upon tho principle 
this knowledge, when thus gained in 
J life, will not only bo more potential us 
“"'“•ring the proper incentive to rightly di- 
eted missionary enterprise in after life, but 
JMt. unices gained at that period, it can nover 


first in a small wqy, 
tionod to their faith, at 
and result*. Lot a f 
unite and select out 
neighborhood whioh wi 


u| 


reooivosuoh a 


tho gift of a few oopl 
sirabloncn of oxtpn 
that is once proved, 
foots, then tho work 
ited extension. For 


capital for a bo 
less within the 
such means we 


and religious 


titans and tlioso who 
religion, we may m 
make them as name 


LOBT OPPORTUNITIES. 

•‘Oh. If I hud known Muj was to dl» so young." 

I wns spending n quiet afternoon in a friend’s 
room, when a letter wns handod her. It was 
from'hor distant home, und begging my in- 
dulgence for a few moments, she broke the 
seal. But us she hastily ran over the con- 
tents, 1 saw* the Hush of pleasuro fado from 


TUSCALOOSA M. F. 

,* t in 

My Dear Brno. MeTxs 
my letter to you front?, ft 
hod taken charge of the 
of the* Dallas Academy, 
unanimously elected to. tl 
Tuseelooea Methodist F 
Being exonerated by die 


1\ lint sort of a conscience is that which uc- 
cepis us uii apology for breaking tlio fourth 
eoiiimandincnf, tlio prospect of some worldly 
advantage ! is it not safe to neglect a reli- 
gion which sits so easily upon itH professors 
as. this?" True, thero 'in nothing in this 
reiipohing but falsehood und absurdity : but 
wiio would wish to givo occasion for it— who 
would willingly 1)6 responsible for the conse- 
quences of it ! [Presbyterian. 


countenance. “I hope you have heard no 
unpleasant nows,” said I, as she slowly folded 
the letter, and sut. gazing into the firo, ns if 
utterly unoonsoiOtis of my presonoo/ She 
seemod to collect lior’ thoughts, as if roused 
iiy tlie sound of my voice from some painful 
reverie, and looking at 
“ Emma.D. iq deud. 


~ ui iiiu ou- 

f*uons of missionary enterprise, and any 
•mount of missionary zeal, aro not enough. 
“> emsolves, but aro, to a large extont, im- 
P™ ut only as they opon the way to another 
■b fob training its members to habits of 
aDd Kberal pecuniary eontributiou, 
ua "i m . futur ® K' ve to missions may 
, . y habitual, but a habit domonstra- 
with ^ ®*P*^* 01 * 0 ® t° bo entirely compatible 
otwTT'” 3 ' P r 0 e perity, constitutes un- 
ti« i- “ g ob j® ct of tho society. Those 
■ jects, therefore, the diffusion of pris- 
. now * 0 ( i. 8 e and tho establishment of 
life»l° t ?° U “ iary Bberality, at a period of 
«jl en ese objects may be most offeotu- 
J, oured, aro mainly looked to in our mis- 
ery association. 

“an bo no doubt that tho 
whoun*' ° 10re rooo E n i z od is tho only one 
md K “^ rutioa can rnuko the Church fully 
t'rinnt “* ti0ally “'““iooory- From tbo 
ike mi« ,Ure °^ tbo m i nd ’ 8 constitution, imless 
iife it J'n nary “P' r i.t “ fully infused in early 
fiinlt i n •! , 0cvor ho ,»o prominent nnd abi- 
‘ke enti, '/,? fluono ° us to mako ‘ho Church, 
alive in ti . . ob ' “oiformly and habitually 
“utate it a ‘ 8sionar y obligations. Common- 
C kurch t CI ^ orc ’ w *‘h tl»o operations of tbo 
to the rie° a 0t ^ ^ohbath Sohool instruction 
*° iiuosrt ? Eonorution, ought to bo its efforts 
tad ini.;, c 1 . .““”0 olass tho knowledge 
ought lit °. “‘“ions. Our Sunday Schools 
eietiea, h **'* 0 40 '*? juvenile missionary so- 
dieaM Vm E their regular mootings, ad- 
itg evenr ttn( l collections, and omploy- 
"J WCU, ‘ 9 .to infuse misaion- 

Jounit o, .foots, and to disoiplino tho 
tfooouJ* UUWary lihoraUty. Our Nabbatli 
^twedlvT * 1 * 1 IJ l 10 u l‘i he devoted in part 
•facial JiZ J* “‘“iouuiy iutorest, and 
®i*tien*. v 0t . S p llbou ^ d ho mode to circulate 
Wlioln ,‘ a |*'uia t ion among the young, 
feet, ^ ‘ “hbath School soliemo is imper- 

Mr'ioiua m il luil “ t° vooognise und oiu- 
•Id trainin 010114 m l““onary instruction 
e “ 0nti * 1 Par ‘ of i4a otdi * 

•cilnflv IS has never been tffc 

of 0 a ^ ° 4 tl“ great truth that tho 


lu Academy, 1 aoeepted 
Prof. L. C. Gariand, 1 
bama Univerelty, is' the 


of Trustee* of tine T. 
It ie highly gratifying 
to bo placed near to 
youth, and the former 


itontly, replied, 
I still did not under- 
stand the cause of the emotion that I wit- 
nessed, as I know the individual mentioned 
was no relation of hors; and from tlio dispa- 
rity of thoir ugeB not likoly to bo a particu- 
lar friend. “ Did Bho dio suddenly ? ” 1 
asked, hoping to got somo clue to tho mysto- 
ry. “ Yes, suddenly to me," was the .reply ; 
“ 1 know, that Bho was sick wkon 1 left home, 
and that her friends wero anxious for her; 
but I had no ideu that she would die." Site 
then relapsed into silonce, and so visibly was 
the anguish of her soul depicted on her coun- 
tenance, that I dared not again interrupt it. 

At length, with a deep sigh, she murmured, 
“Oh! if I had known she was to die so 
young!" I now thought 1 saw a glimpse of 
tho true state of the case, and determined to 
muko an effort to relievo her mind from tho 
ono idea that had oppressed it over sinoe sho 
received tbo Bad intelligence, 1 inquired, 
“Was sho an intimate friend of yours?" 
Tho question scomod to arouse her to u con- 
sciousness that her conduct must appear un- 
accountable ; and, resumiug something of her 
usual manner, site ropliod, “.She was iny 
daily pupil for two ysars, und that, too, after 
sho had acquired considerable maturity of 
intellect. How many opportunities I might 
have had -to speak to her of hor soul's con- 
cerns ; and now she has died-and left no sign 
of evidonco of preparation for otemity!!' I 
know that my friend was by 


littlo rusty in tbo language.", 

“ Very probablo. YVoU, 1 suppose we must 
oxcuse you, os I know something of the labo- 
rious nature of the pastoral offioo. Bnt, 
doubtless, you have been more carofol of pre- 

r;« and 


A Servant Girl tiie Mother oe Queens. 
During tbo reign of Cliarles-I. of England, a 
country girl cuiiio to London nnd hired her- 
self tii carry out beer frum a Warehouse, 
'flic brewer, liking hor looks, tuok her into 
liis family as a servant, and after a short 
time married her. When lie died, ho left 
her tlio bulk of his furtime. She was rec- 
ommended to Mr. Hyde, as a skillful lawyer, 
to arrange lior liuBbund's estato. As her for- 
tune was largo, : Hyde, who was afterwards 
Earl of Clarendon, married her, Tlieir 
daughter was the wife of .lames II. and mo- 
ther of Mary and Anne, queens of England. 
[American Messenger. 


serving your knowledge of tho Hebrew . 
taking up und opening another book, abont 
as large as a Bible, ho continued, and if you 
please,' sir, I will thank you to translate a 
passage from the Hebrew Pentateuch,” utter- 
ing auothor sonfonco in Dutch. 

Tho reverend gentleman by tbiff time be- 
quite oonfused, and eeeming to think he 


iris parchment from tlio Bishop, or tbo 
diploma of his standing as a Dootor or Teach- 
er of Divinity, to all tho intents und meaning 
of that word, some of us would like to know 
wlmt business theso schools have to do with 
Iris profession as a teacher or doctor. Do 
tlioso schools mean to sny to the conferences, 
presbyteries and synods of divines, You aro 
too ignorant of the qualifications of your can- 
didates for tlie work of tbo ministry, und it 
remains for us literary men to say who among 
your candidates uro fit to bo designated us 
D. D.'s. Homo folks do not understand this, 
und think it looks liko an assumption of pow- 
er ; that it smacks too strongly of uristoorat- 
ioal pride for Amoriean-frcemon. Why do 
not tboso schools take tho same liberty witli 
tbo students of modioine ' Why do they not 
come out and confer the honorary titlo of M. 
D., ns woll as D. D., or us LL. D. ? Wo hope, 
dear doctor, you will bo uble to unravel this 
mystery to us who are in tlio durk. Wo will 
bo ypur faithful readers and liumblo servants 
if you will comply ; and if you oua not, por- 
liups somo of tho D. D.’s can. 

The difficulty is, why sehools of literature 


ways to be ex 
of Trustee*. 


came ( 

had “got into the wrong box," he abrubtly 
aroso and retired. 


first Monday it 
ing is of brick, 
ient. The app 
Thera are U 
connected with 
be found in pul 


tlior you are not justified in Bpouding tlie 
night in a Bteumbont, and reaching homo 
oarly tho next morning, ratlior than remain 
whoro you arc, and perhaps spend tlio Sab- 
bath in a hotol. I am constrained to say i 
think not. For take tlio best view of tbo 
oaso you oan, you cortainly pervert several 
hours of tho Sabbath to a worldly purpose ; 
or if you say that you do nothing worse than 
sleep, the answor is, timt tlio boat in which 
you travel is not managed by sleepers, and 
that you patronizo a systematic violation of 
God’B holy day. Besides, you uro not hid 
among your fellow passengers— many of them 
know you, nud somo, ut least, kuow that you 
uro a professor of religion ; and there aro still 
moro who will recognize you as such, when 
you leavo tlie boat in tliq morning. Tlio 
consequence is, that your cxqmplo helps to 
lowor tlie standard of observance of tlio Sab- 
bath. Tho man of tho world who, neverthe- 
less, haB some reverence for holy time, in con- 
eequonbe, perhaps, of a religious cduoation, 
will now set off on a journey on * Sabbath 
morning, without scruple, and ieel that ho 
plnoes himself under the wing of your tuni- 
pie. Depend on it, in your walk from your 
landing place to your dwelling, yon are a con- 
spicuous object ; and there are things said of 
you by some of the passers-by, that would 
make your ears tingle. 1 advise yen, in all 


One of the Secrets. — He timt lias found 
a way to keep a ohild’s spirit easy, active and 
free, ye' nt the sumo time to restrain him 
from many tilings lie lias a mind to, and to 
draw him to tilings that aro unensy to him : 
ho, I say, who knows how to reconcile these 
seeming contradictions, has in my opinion got 
tho' true secret of education, [i.oekc. 


portioned fin 

SSJ 


Uevenoe. 


A momontury triumph, jo 
which the satisfaction dies ut onuo, aud is suc- 
ceeded by remorse ; whereas forgivoness, 
which is tho noblest of ull revenge, entails u 
perpetual pleasuro. 


uo means oaro- 
less of lior influence us a Christian, and that 
inuny pious mothers considered it no small 
privilege to place thoir daughters under tier 
care; god hoping to uoinfort her, asked, 
‘’Did you, then, nerer make any effort to 
lead lior to tho Saviour ? " “Oh yes,” said 
she ; “ oooasiouaUy a few general remarks to 


Oi.p AND New Sni.E,— Tho lath of Sop- 
tombor, this year, was tho completion of a 
century sinco tho introduction of the “ Now 
Stylo," as it is- called, in tlio calendar. Tbo 
new style differed from tbo old by admitting 
olevoii days after September lst r or palling 
tbo 2dfhe 13th, and by bogiuning tbo year 
in January 1st, and not on Aununoiution, or 
25th of Muroh. The lengtfT of the legal 
year 1752 was therefore 282 days, or dbdut 
forty weeks’. 


should liave tho only power to uonfer this 
dignity, and nut tbo conferences, presbyte- 
ries, synods, eto. Cut this knot for us, bro- 
ther Elliott, and oblige your old nnd abiding 
friend, nnd many others, 

.S-" J- B. Finley. 


Much us has been said and written in fa- 
vor of the beauties of Christianity, those on- 
ly oan appreciate its blessings who properly 
live up to lie precepts. 


There are in the United [totes, of Uuiver 
sulist societies, 1,091; of olergyuien, 640; 
and of churohte, 828. 


process is begun u Youth 













Cl)f to QMeans djiiatian JLboorate. 




t0 ,rapp,, !t 
Indoor 

, inscribed with 


Methodist Pntss. 


r Pb*S 8. • *«d to urge it wm the tMimaW. A profound- Impression of gml- . Revival INTELLIGENCE. ” Whilst prat* wm M^TS 

ties Kb 4 ‘ tne ono thing needful,” and novor lot • i niind of tlm rnnrfor An 1 J omg on 

7___. Our nnnfom thorn lo«o night of 5t. And than, todo all our ' Monroe District, La. Oonf. toooetal Bhowor oamo down, ai 

*ree. — Our content- - mohtag with the Holy Obost, sent down historical -eulogy Is suol. as Mr. Clay might At n „ nmll „•„*, ... ... ' . ' soon such positive domonstratic 

•eviews the doctrine Lm Heaven; and then, after all, all our have aaked for. At a camp meeting held at Ilomer Ciwmlt, of God D; “ 

Clerk nn oiven in work is cast down at tho. feet of Joans. Hots oommenctng 24th September, and closing on , „„ *, • „„„ • J* 

g all in all ; we aro hut dial anti ashes ! glory ho . thd 20th, wo had a gracious Henson: some r 11 nslon . So 

Dr. l.oo demurs to to Cod.’’ MT Tho prenchors going to tho Alabama twenty professed religion, and as many were ‘-"f moroy : others wero shoutii 

rick, ho proposes to MmioniSM as it is.— T ho S. C. Advooato Conference, will remember tho invitation of added to tho .Church. Bros., 13. Pennington c8t drains, tho praiRcs of God 

*■ . . ‘ _ . . l i y. tit t It . ° (Inn RIHlni* U' in lino nil !r 


Thos. B. Rpasr-u.. 

„Oot. 16. 


Report or the Referee: — Our contem- 
porary of Hiohmond reviews tho doctrine 
of Mr. Nelson, tho Clerk, ns given in 
his report, last wock. Dr. l.oo demurs to 
the principles upon which, ho proposes to 


I determine the Amount of tho New 


Revival Intelligence. 
Monroe Distrlot, La. Oonf. 

At a camp mooting held at Homer Cirouit, 
commencing 24th September, and closing on 


Whilst prayer wns being offorotj up, a Pen- to hard labor, in oomn ^^T^ 
teoostal Bhowor oamo down, and I never have criminals of the counts!^ ^ 


„ mm i uuvur uivvi 1 v*«u»»uuio ui uie COUntrv e*. w 

scon such positive demonstrations of tho power * 8 admirable! Listopf 

of God and of tho Divine presence as was following wprds, protiounooA 


commencing aath September, and closing on -7. — as wns wprns, prohouno«,l tT: 

thd 20th, wo had a gracious season: some on this occasion. Somo woro crying to a friond, on taking a 

twenty professed religion, and as many were . mor . cy : otllcr “ wcr0 shouting, in tho high- ‘‘■Tell tlio brothron who 

vs «. .. J ^ nnf. ufrntnj *Ln nun eon of n„.l 1,1... ... • il . . U, »Y hft «*, 


w “'iou wnn nn.wL * 

low ub in this painful wajf 


lilunrntf.. 


l'l ETIIOUIBM AH 1 1 lb. 1 «U O. v. r nuvuutvvu ~ - - ... .... v ...... . . . •* - , n . * Way. Ik.i 

ork rather facetiously twits the frequent and the Presiding Elder of Snmmorfleld District, and C - Blackman, local prenchors, aro om- , , . ’ 7! . " lS ,m 1 " I " U ' 1 llU8,mn<1 ' “f'W thing rather th« 

rattier lacot.ousiy twits o .'l A , ployed on the circuit this year ; they have P r ? fe8 “ d the Messing of perfect love, and in Let them pratr for ua 




South, and tho mode of the division. The t ho alarms of those -who four for thektahllity Summerfleld. 
ground taken by tho South, that tho Trustees (mJ prOT , perity ot tUe C| V ireh, in view of ccr- 
or Agcnts-having rcftisod to allow tho boned* tain JcKctions in some quarters, Still The ‘ FRWfpm 
oiaries, South, their slinro of the profits, and mu6l , (nlked „ 1)out c/lmlge : New York sh 


Jctober 2:1. 


or Agents!, aving refused to allow the benefl- tnill Jc f m , tion9 in Homo 
oiaries. South, their share of the profits, and n)Ucl) tnlked ftl)out [/lnnge 
denied their right to the same, must be legally „ As t0 „ ny , formWa ,. 
regarded and dealt with, in settlement of ac- Church, wo know of none, 
count, aa misconducting and defaulting Trus- have fallen off from our r; 
tees, is maintained, Mr. Clerk Nelson sapolo- , mlltlz0ll f „ r dru.I— . 


FatiTff iii'iiniES.— Tho Dioeeso of Western 


Now York shows signs, in the following reso- meeting, including tho first Sabbath Of this 


sruvia uuLUJimillU VTiVU HIU UIIU T.|10 * «/ 1 ^ 

Lord liah blessed their labi rs. They report K avc 8 'icb an awful description of his danger-- grnco we aro in nood of tok 
a good statfc of things generally in tho work. 'T, °° ndltl0n ' ns ' ,llR ono «g>> to have afTright- ond to obtain tho triunmi, of ‘ 
On .Jackson Cirouit, also, we held a camp . ' * PW God t,mt »ho nmy bo enabled not only to tako up my oro * 

rinti n IT ir.n1.«n:«w» 4!.„4 xf il • * 1VC SUCIl ft!l ft 


U P m J orosi, 


in ramwamiuv »«.«*«.• p . „ -- - ^Ji .. argument fbr JflM' that will jt with joy and thanksgi 

A. * Ihriulilnlila , „l,lsm • In the ,ullonR P" SRl 'J «t their late Convention, of month. The mooting InBtod but tlireo days-: s ,? t0 th o fold of God. Tho exorcises honor for ufiworthy oroatuM, T 

rch. wo know of none. But if a thousand realising that normal idea' of a church— free, tho ’■csultr was somo ten conversions, with mU °. wl 10ut mtermission until a late suffer for flic namo of.ChristT" 


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: DEPOSITORY . 


have fallen off- from our ranks, and died the open gr< 
death of deserters, ten thousand have been 
baptised for the dead— albeit we are not m lDl,, y • 


But if a thousand realising that normal idea of a church— free, 4,10 re8U l t ’ was somo ten conversions, 


open ground for the use of tho Christinn com • 


tho result- was somo ten conversions, with , whiioui intermission until a lato suner tor tho namo of .Christie 

somo sixteen or cighteon accessions. Bro. R h . 0,lr ' Ab near n8 wo 00uU ascertain, about These noble words have not U 
Handle is in' charge of tho circuit. A good , VC ? Pf ofe88od ranctifieation at night, and tho condubt of the Madi&i E. . 

• _i -n 1 1 . . V . . . tour durilHr* tnn dav. mnlrinrw CfLmn „11. Hfrnnrr axTmrvnll,: — . 


lOwMg of our Southern Book Con- 
week, wu flattering to tho Branches, 
lor the worthy Agent docs not ex- 
s facilities in that way to New Or- 
f we aro not mistaken, this matter 
men t* hi. discretion at the last Gon- 


gotio rcasoning'to the contrary, notwithstand- aware that in tho past twelvo months tho •• itesoii'cn, mac in too judgment of this 
ingi and tho strong “supposition” lie nmkcs : >g nt |! of a thousand lu^eft the Church, Convention; the practice of selling pews, or 
11 North arul South, in conRoqucnco of aisiillcc- IoasiQg them for ftny groevt number qf yearn 

“4. Tho supposition that ifono-lmlf of the fj (m with its doctrines nnu discipline. As a is unwiso and expedient. 4 

Book Concern had been dcstroybd by lire, Church, we may bo deficient in tho esprit du “ Resolved, That it ho recommended to nil 


Resolved, That in- tho judgment of this 


vs uiu UU.UU, xf, ruuu r> , , i . o *'kuaiai h4*V 

revival influence has been ' abroad in his ur during the day, making fifteen in all : strong sympathies evon In 
work : has had conversions and accessions to “ ’°! lt flvo P rofe88od justification at night, and the jailers was so mnoh \ m Z!l 

wn Inn- «ii...... „*:n .. ^ : n < ■ . 1 i i. . • 


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tho Churoh at different points during the wo left ,nrln y 8ti11 agonizing f<„- the bleRsing had to bo sent in another pa,^ 


Tliesd aro cliering items, and with . A ? d now ’ Brothor M ’> U dn!!8 fltri ko our lest ho Bhould tako to i 

1 % V 1 1 l li 1 1 1. ll..t ! C 1 1 .i'll 1 . ITU _ . ,(1 r> . . 


::S 


o before us wo feel to thank God anitake * nin ?® thafc if wo 1,ad ft Banctiflcd Church, we The ctfse of those 


that, upon the ground taken by the South in cor p^ which characterizes somo other religious the congregations of this dioepse, that when- courage^ liis “word is not bound‘d may it W0ldd not * lftV0 to P^' eft °h a 
the HUil^ho loss ought to lmvo fallen on tlio bodies, and os alroady suggcutcd, there may over hereafter church edifices aro proposed to ‘« i», v .».wi i* m -i and camp meetings three or 

Northern ImnnflninriPR. mn xlmncr one: find i * 11 — 1 f llLW ttnu 1,0 •KlorillCU. Amen. lOUrS in . 1 P . 


would not have to preach at our protracted great deal of excitement 


ma rtyni j,— 


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m in that way to New Or Northern licncfieinrics, is a strong one; and he Homo among us wlio woiud have no ohjec* ho huilt, t-l»e pnriHhionorfl bo invlted aml on- ri U -. N ,-: 

not mistaken, this matter I ^ think wou d ho a rightetuwr decision. In tj on t 0 certain non-essohtial inoditicfttions of eouraged to undertake their erection, without- L 11 st ! 

>_ a »_„ ,ai ,a . i .a /-i— the firtt place, theso^ Northern boheficiaries our economy— hating this, we firmly believe individual property in tho scats.’’ Got. 

is discretion at the last. Gen- repudiated the righto of, tlio Southern benefl- tIlat n inety-nino hundredths of the million 

If we'ure wroug, our im oiaries, resisted their olaims, and usurped tho an q a quarter members of tlio M. E. Cluiicli. 

hr many and we should be »»le “anagement of tho whole. They didn't N ort h and South, if called on, would show 

■ ’ , , even say, “by your leavo; good sire,” to tho thoir hands for “ Methodism as it is." " 

gbt. Other Brancboe have South. If, under those circumstances, onc- 

e would doubtless do 'well of tho property was destroyed In their The HoSmerite Movement — S o the editot 

™ ahn,d Wo An not ^° uI ? haro . b . oen ®. to of the Christian Advocate and Journal char- 

erw about. Wo do not say make the South participate m the loss. What 


tin and bo glorified.” Anion. Yours in 
lfisf, IV M. Gooijwyn, 1’. K'. 

Oct. 12, 1852. 


and camp mootings tlireo or four days before tnnt countries of Europe, ftp 
wo linve a movo in the camp. the Iliis(sian embassadors to tb V 

’ If wc had a sanctified Clmrcli, sinners cany have protested against 

could nnt. fllnnlH (linmuntunu ltnl.lvwl iL. Tim rimiutinn,, 


Trial or JJisiiop Doanjs.--' T ho Kpiucopnl Court which 
lODTincdai Cnmdcu, New Jcracy, on Thurpday the ljQLli 


T/S. Father S teven son, Hupcrannuato of ' C ®“M «°‘ »«>W d themselves behind tho faults The Christians in Great Britain' 
our Confcrcnco, was at the camp meeting on ” pr ° US8orB ’ llud r °nder themselves almost ttI >d sro still holding numeroa, m 
J ackson Circuit, in good spirits, but very ,m P re 8 nabl ° to tlie Imttcrics. ings, in which the condnot of 


vhert about. Wo do not say make”tlie So^th MrtWpatelif ti^i^"°Wbit of thc cl ‘ ri Btian Advocate anu journal cnar- ,ir C t or NowYork. »» Secretary. „„a the iter. John li. tliemo 18 roll K'on : says ho docs not know 

lies in our Book Agenoy, but ifitdid make tlieko defaulting beneficiaries actorlzes tho higher law, unconditional aboli- v "" •°T‘ " d ‘ wh y 1,0 is loffc >>"0 so long afti-r nearly all of 

L that our publications aro not “g« hack to staff and scrip- Is it not pro- tionism of the Church, North. Mr. llosmor, tlm g , «,a bo hladuHng^ Kis early frion^ nnd comrades l.avo gone, 

- .J host., wed n !i° y haTO r n " u, ° the.Sontheni editbr of the NOTt i, ern Christian Advocate, ,rlBl Nineteen m.hop,, incluaing Bishop. hWwhtLi unless it 1» tBat lie may gather up the frag- 

y and conveniently bestow beneficiaries do now for moro .than soven . tinghumnmi Johns, are (.resent. The New York Eiprcie monts tlint nothing bo lost. I (is very pres- 

toty covered by tho Church, years 1 b or the same reasons, any dopreoia- (Auburn, N. ^ .) has become a representative cnco at our mcctincs docs nood t wish vnn 

• ... n . J I. .1.11,1, if tiou m tho vaiud of tho Concern, whilo in thc „( an i Ho and Dr Bond have had it between "'ohenr thet the orel-tant nt«hop (John!), oT \-lrglnln, ,, .. . b ,, . b . y 

be put before the preeohers, if hands of those defaulting trustees and benefl- imu it tietwcen .oaaj^ the preeenters. mom diSn all could see him ; it would do your soul good to 


wo oo not Bay ma ke the South participate in thc loss. Wliat , »e™»ry. ..name irer. j°hn n. - 

g)k Agency, but ifitdid make tlidke defaulting bencfieiarics acterizes thc higher law, unconditional abob- H"i* -Bcceetonr tii.a c™rt «a- wl 

ioations are not “6« baok to staff and scrip - Is it not pro- tionism of tlio Church, North. Mr. llosmor, imieg. «m be Jm during tb. -kmw “ 


lOtfinm no- if in ” " «.vu,y U vu« k vuuiwu, new iMinvf, vo murratr toe lBUi 7 , , , . r. . . , wuut yl 

inst,. for tho trial of niahop Donne, wnn brgnnizod by th« feeble j has just Qj^orod liis 85th year. We- 1 ad a 8anc l‘ 1 fi e( l Churoh, the cliil- Duke is appreciated as it dossrvii 

i-EMENT — So tho editoi- appointment of DLhr.p liopkin., of Vermont, m P rrel- ] ove to Bee at our mcot incs llis-wlinle- l rcn of our mc,nljurs would not he raised nn an0 of these moetings, convmj" 

* i — s Srat - #»-»/ ™ >» «» 

. ... 2 Jtev.joan II. . and the sharksof Infidelity and universalism. were voted with the met - 

If wo liad a sanctified ministry, we would thusinsm. An oyo witnnm tjA* 1 ) 






why ho is loft here so long after nearly all of 
his early I’rienfls and comrades liavo gone, 
unless it be tHnt lie may gather up tho (Vag- 


if wo had a sanctified ministry, we would thusinsm. An oyo witness told 0 ™*^ 
Btnnd a better chanco to have a sanctified never Been any thing like it nf B * k 

rl<n<...l. HI n-_J , . re , 1.1 . . .it.. 1 .1 . . 1 


J wv»vuv.u..iu wv DUVVII l|D||l 

covered by the Church, years? For the snino reasons, any dopreoia- (Auburn, N. Y.) has hocoine a representative mj« 
,ut before the preechera if ^ H ° “ nd ° r ' B ° nd tovc had il botwecn ' ' ' 

weted to put them before oiaries, ought to devolve exclusively upon t ' iei1 


Church. May God sanctify boffi ministers 8 ^* r cou ld i)6fc ho so great in p 


Wo lionr that thc oMhtnnt ninhop ( 
till? Cfilltuxua. pf.flno of tho prt-flunl 


(JohDB), of Virginia, 
iters, moved that all 


friond in California, *° u8j 6 ra ^witou8, argument of tho Clerk 6n movements. Tho fact is, tlio editor of thc 
-“Whan I toll you point, tho editor romarks : “groat official,” occupying tho “old- Balti- 

ut Hymn Books and “It is, to our mind, very defective. Us oh- “oro” platform, stands on n very rickety af- 

d that wo are using, j' eotB ar0 two-fold : ^/irst, to roliove the trus- foir. His opponents havo tho advantage of 
re , " , „ , teos and beneficiaries, or tlio Agents and tlio ..... ‘ 


Tho fact is, tho editor of tlio J™ 1 - b “ l m »>»<! th.-reou. 


hour the old man talk; there is a child-like 
simplicity and appropriateness .about all his 
Bayings and doings that ono enn not hut ad- 
mire. P. M. G. 


and people. 

Your unworthy brother in Jesus, 

' ‘ • 'V-- v S. H. Cox, 

\orkvillc, Pickens co., Ala., Oct. 11. 


nishnp Duane prof.-ss to tmtertain no npprehmiRlon an to 
“great official,” ooeupying the “old Balti- tiuhuuit. 


thont Hymn Books and 
and that we are using, 
nnn Bbok of this North - 
be surpripod, but such 
3 fact* ! We are nearer 
rthcm-Churoh, and our 


, . - , , Bishop Williams, of Coubectioiit, was taken suddenly 

platform, stands 011 a very rickety lit- ill at NewYork, whilo on his way to Camden to attend tbe 
111 b opponents have tho advantage of trl " 1 ° r Biihop Doano, and compelled to return Ah 
.... „ , , Blihop Brownell 1* ah,o unahlo to attend, there will bo no 


Starkville, Miss. Oonf. 

d7t;".u7„dme Bao - MtTYEritE: Although unknown to Paris, Sept. 23, 1852. t,,c H " ametul ani B ™1 proceed 

to return Ah y ou ' ond not cvon a subsorihcr to your Tula- Tlie sittings of tho first Froiicii Methwiis^ ■ Iuscan government. 

, there win bo no able paper, 1 thus undertake tho agreeable Conference, held in tho South of France at The President of tho Itepnkfei, 
nnccticut at the task of communicating, through this modi- tho heginnine of this month, have hosn olin g through Franco, and h. 


[8|>eci*l rurrca|Hinilonro of Ailvotnte.] 

PARIS OORREBPONDHMOE. 


something lias been done. The 
mitteo of tho , Evangelical 
organization, Iidb just sent a l etter . - 
diais, expressivo of thoir symnatMi'' 
and lias elected Count A. de OmZ™ 
bor of an cocumenical and Cath 
tion, which is to go to Flortnoa 
Lord Rodon, and to enter a pnt^ 
tlio slmmoful and oruel proceed;,- 

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• — - 1 eaftVUK) ItUU UIY 1. .. , « ... , . w.ywuv.. .e «uv a. ai» UIU to M l kf II U. tUITO W | 

Conferencesirom the moral odium, whioh all t * ,8 “ nc ^ nc88 position. It can be seen what repre«*nt«tion from tho Diboeeoof Connecticut 

surprised, but such ^e facts of the case seem to stamp upon their they, mean. They please somebody. Dr. tria, ‘ 

» * proceedings ; and second, to prepare tlio Court n. n j ) ;l onn .„ a i n „„ „„„ i 1 ^ Bishop UoANi-.’fiTniAi.. — Thu counsel for the nrcFontimr 

st|l We are nearer and the puhlie for an ascertained deprecia- “ ond ’ ^ 8cem8 *° U8 ? can pleaso nobody. Bishops in this ciu-c. ^ro Richard 8. Coxc. KH|%fWash? 

irn Church, and our tion of tho proporty, and to secure the North- Slavoholdors in tho Church will cortainly not '“KiuSnH.'oiTre'd by m 'h-7»iec«key were to hate 

hrt theirs, and vet orn t ( u8tC08and bencfiotaries from fault in tho thank him for tho dofonco lie sets ud in their 7“ JUa-uwawd b, the court ...n Monday, the nth, P re,,o. 

^ ” premises, or damage in the issueJ’ p c ’ r "'f'*' hi defer thu trial ofthe n.w prenent nipnt ngaluFt 

laid and supply of ^ , behalf. Ho has yielded too much, and the S if w nl il l * ft * rtheni, * t *"K 0 . fth ®/ JO “^n t ioucf 

* Dr Loo Rtrnnrrlv dpinuru fn t|, n fl“fwi(iA the tlloccsc of New Jersey, ftml to dlmilM>tho old present* 

Pacific Conference. ' ngly demurs to the $i 0,000 Hosmeritcs. tnkirnr ndvantneo of liiS ndn.i.. ta™tonthe ground that the New Jereey convention had, 


ibi. . , ' . ■ . — u.iouiuuni, imvc ucen cnar- 

B, H, II o.H,:”,T„m..-777on„rei for the prerenting T' 1D ‘ eU| g ono ,° from th.s otrcmt, and cspe- ttcte rized by hrotliorly love, and a sense of 
hhopHinthiHrure, .re i|i o h,,rd s. Ooxe, Ei,,., of w,„h. «ially front our camp meotmg, which com- tho prcscnco of God. lam unhannilv with- 
Resolutions, offered by Bishop McCoskey, were to hftvo mcnced at tlio Bardwoll Springs, as announced out any of tho official documonte’ oftito meet- 


(o the aid and supply of 
n the Paciflp Conference, 
m Churoh must be bogged, 


reduction of tho value of thc pronortv in Muv g g ■ at in last Bi.iwion. dcciored them not prored. The New tor, wore directed to tho ocoasion, winch lias and Switzerland two districts nn„ r n 

e proporty in Muy, sions, press him most unmercifully The fol- 1[,lu - -i- lll “ fnUnwlng «oeno occurred before tho , , , . ..... , . ; v.n/,onaml two districts — ono for thc 

HUB ..al.iwwi u a. ’ 1 j 4110101- court on Friday, the 8th iunt : lust closed, with Bancmno anticipations, which N,:;n, „„„ r.... 


heretofore in your paper, on tlio 23d ultimo, ing . a8 thoy havo not yct bcon |)ubliBhed . \ 
and closed on tho 80th. can thereforo say hut little about what was 

I lie hopes of tlio community, in this quar- done. Thcro will henceforth ho for France 


aet out to represet tlie 
». For some time, the late 


1H45 as fllnimnH ltr *hn rlnfnn/lnnt , . 1 Court on Friday, the 8th lust : 

’ . ^ endanta, and to lowing, from his lost editorial, of two and a „ "l! u u 11 > determim-d by tho Court to remove t<» 

, which claim the referee airrocs : . lr , , ... A , ... Burlington. Bishop Burgess hoped [thRt no member* of tho 

6 half lumr eolumnH. .slibwH flin ntniux * Court would suffer theimwlves to bo the imnsu 


oling through Franco, and h« 
whore been greeted with tho ctiu of 
l’Emporeur ! There is littlo douktti 
soon liavo tho Empire. BathedoaM 
in a hurry to take an Imperial title, j 
himself declared that he “ will o ' 
in tlio wake of public opinion, in t 
whioh ho ie personally interested.’ 




“In January, 1845, tho report whioh suo- 


half long columns, shows tho status belli: 

“It is assumed, then, thattho whole system 


just closod, with sanguino anticipations, which North and ono for tho South, and ono Con Sundo y’ at L y on8 ’ hoendodaepe* 
1 am happy to say havo boon mot. ‘Notwitli- foronco, to meet yearly in tho month of Sen- 1,0 alludc ' 1 t0 thiBl ^“3™*:. 

stundimr at tlio commencement, and for une -r . undimtriotisinrennimih.nl.. 


ww M.HJ ,1.1*1 . .o ueouium., UU-II, LllULUluWllOie SYSteill 

.hie demands, and Z ' Wir'o’o?-; ° 7 e 10u n l ! 8 P ut down °S » la ' - ory being a wrong, a moral wrong, the 

“ d bolding slaves under it \ therefore, neLsa- 


during his trial. 


ih in this and neighboring Con- 
accommodation in our Cata- 


r‘° u T ulod 1 r. thcr - , and tho t*‘ of to ‘°" Z £ 1 ° an r -® ndor ‘ h ° ^s»,- 

cnuia not. under aueh clrcuniHtiuce«, but conaijir the Jbings indicated that a sad reverse would ut- services of another wero nenentml modest title of I’rcsidont could bdtu 


> know imdw 


statements annually rendered to tlio Annual 
Conferences, tho South insists upon nB bIiow- 


rily, a erimo. Tho uBsumption wo admit— tlie 


. , A J • rewu.M uy>. uuuy* oucu i uuiuiMUlin'P, DIB COUHlUlT til*' I f 

■ „ -r., ,, * tncrelore, wc contend, is a non senuitur — remark |U1 a groan outrago uud innult, such aa lid would I tond 

aa W. Norm ..J . '"8 ttm actual taluo Of tlio Concorn. And it tho conclusion does not follow from the prem- " n ( ™y ehrlitlan Blalmp, and no Ohriatian grutlcman 

M. we Hope and expect demands a settlement, according to tlicso re- isos The whole system is „r,,l but no jm cuuld llaten to withaut IndlgnatloB-that ha 

ray succeed to hu basinet. But this is resisted by tfo /VgentsVnd 10 

But this private and seoond- Th ““"’i .. 0 Clerk ' on voluntary emancipation. But he who 18 j October 21.— Tho Court of Bishops of 


uungs inaicfttca mat a wiu reverse wouia at- acrvices of another wero accepted as a gene- niodC8fc tlUo ol I residont could fiualiMi 
tend our liopos. ral catechist and Sunday School agent Yu- misaion ' wbioli was ontrmted tome,utii 

On Sunday, quite a number of persons rious resolutions wero passed on financial and which 1 haTC not recoiled, it ia ami 
came out, tho wcathor being moro favorahlo, other mutters, and committees named on Fd- from l )or8onal iatorC8 h would wiihte 
and thoir attention wits invoked and held by uoation, Books, Missions, l’rivilcges otcotcra that namo for tho tiUc of 


But this private and seoond- 
«« not and can not meet tho 
» from Zion’s Herald a para- 


their ooudboI, 


na- 'Pti.. ‘ • .,•'..7 waa vv.uuwt.j v-.jmi viuii . UUl HO WI10 18 UCTOJ1KR ZI.— lUO OO 

«*a gr ^ n i d ft r «»wtaneo is, thafc these re-, restrained by tho law, i8 not culpable for Church ndjourned «in« 
tho ports are orroneous, that they aro ‘ alto- such restraint, unless he approves ' antf bus- tight to fix not to try Bi 
tra- K ofchcr too high, and tho alleged excess tains it by tho oxerciscof theriehtof suffraire. .«*' „ =5^ 


Burgers. 1 

October 21.— Tho Court of Ilifihoiis of tho Episcopal 


— .» F «a»- . . . c 3 d excess tains it by tho oxercise of the right of suffraire, „ - „ . „ . . lt ,, . ... * f --- — M ,vui -- 

the «muit diffornnnn ®t mo “ nfc8 4 to a very large sum;’ and the or by otherwise countenancing and sanction- U * CLK T ™* ~ A Boston correppoudoni of tho. Abordeen, who was thero m the Spirits pow- more courage and activiU. mcrous cnes of “ Vive l’Empereuf 

Bt0a . now swear hat ‘those acoounte ingot. He submits to the necessity imposed ■' er ' T1, o work commenced in good earnest But it is a question whether we .hall to, Tlio. hot wcathor whioh wu ei 

md a regular Book Deposi- und^W’w 1 h i° h t ^ t 1 . ige8 hil ? *“ h °l <i slave8 Cabin, ,»rticui»rij.g.in.tit.u.orH». Th c 4h,L?rer- on Tuesday, though previously it was pro- allowed to organize ourselves fully, for thick boro during the summer, has been 

wpro inniin Th,. Stmiimm P.1 • • un( ler his own protection, or do ithem a cruel across tbo wator i»m ppoken po loud or to mako even tb ? Kressinc with Home, success, ut which time. oIhihU HAnm in i« h.. . 1... , hv such continued rain, that tkn H 


niahon’n ' " Kre, ’ lng by * TOl ° #f the im P re88i v° a PP ealB of 11,0 ministry in at- Tlie emancipation of French Methodists fif 

111 uop uoanc, Innflnnon nnd AonnnitilliT /if Uvnllmr llvnv n( T ... ' 


Uncle Tom'b Cadin. — A Boston correi 


tendance, and especially of Brother Hyer, oi | may 80 caU it ) 8eom8 to have . Ycn ^ 
•apoDOi'nl of thn Abordeen, who wns thcro in the Spirit's pow- moro courage and activity;- 

j 1 ”^" er - The work commenced in good earnest Rut it is a question whether we shall he ! 


This speech was, of e 
tho must enthusiastic npplnnn, ud vitk 
raerous cries of “ Vive iEmpereuf!" 
Tho. hot wcathor whioh m 


I were made The RrentheL, • 1'"'”°““““, uu mem a cruel KJroaa tho wator haa apoken ao louil aa to make oTcn th , 

Bist that they are lust and v ,'r j 11B8l< j nCrn wron E' nn< ^ violate the royal law, ‘whatso- NowYork Eyangciut htar. and acknowledge it to be no 


y in DUSIUI1. — uno year lias ,i», th.til,.. ... Ul ..J J — . "reu 6 , ...U ,i,u reju. iu\y, wuatso- HewiorkuvangeuM near, and acknowledge It to ho no 

our Book Agents established ff . * T £j 10 over ye would that men Bhould do unto you, • uncertain »ound. ’ The Tnuwrlpt, of thi. dt T , haa 
t- n-t. 1 “'am' tno uosts ot the settlement. Tlie do yo hIbo unto them.’ He is conscious that , P ok, ' n through a repubiication of a portion of the 


«v Book Depository in this good city 
I0O. Previously to its establishment, 
s of Methodist Books, through tbethen 


did not exceed (800 worth 
ten, it has avenged over 
making, for. tho year, an 
■ and periodical! , of *34, 


K inth iulult uiuit uu sum i-u u suivc traucr, anu torn . . . . , — 

uor th °a ir I)r080nt oa P’ ^ tl l e,r formcr ‘ unsworn from liis wife and children, without hope of % ,hR T l of ^ ^ 

1 statements to tho Conferences,’ and reportH ever seoinir them arrain • and ho nlinvitim at d,nner laMw * a,,tl ma °y of , them condemn the genomi 

“Kgregate nce 0 nJiu"lv iiesidn this ilm ,.i„! „.„,i | ' cr seouif, tnem again . ana no obeys tho tone, spirit and intention of tho book. All this ih a r. ,v 

000. 'This t h„ hn„„2i n fi.rihnr .. ^ Jaw of love by noting toward Ins servant ns weeks, without mentioning what your own Journ*]. and 


BEFORE OAQSAR. 

tte in the Western M. E. 


were heard in the U. 


item, and refuscB to allow it.” 

“ Upon these facts and evrdonces wo offer a 

few remarks : 


cate gives a glowing account of the first ses- " on "' . mor! ‘ l cour " B “ lo “f- ‘ 1 hnT ” ""w rend u nci. Tom'. 

Li™. „f .1, re- • .■ r. r ... . bahin. and do not bcliuTu Ha tcacliing. which I am obliged 

8100 Ot tllO Cincinnati Conference, winch nd- to hear, and which. If 1 did not, I ahuuld know to he fain, 


I Court for Ohio, at the Spring term, "J The report of 1845 was' an honest re- journed 30th ult. Ono liundred dollars wore 
bra the Hon. H. H. Uvitt, Distriot not now toT £udiatod^“nrwTs no“hon- raiBed to 8 ™ d ‘o Dr. Cooker Franco, to sup- 
Judge MoLean declined ntting on 68t ’ the Agents ought to show-catnio why ttiey poft, a mission ns near Italy as po table. The 
i. On account of hi* reUtinn to ik. made a dishonest report ol tlio condition of ’cause of education ran hidi. Tlio nrenelmrs 


ge McLean declined sitting on 

Mb. on raoount of hi. reUtion to the ITCk^ 'cToera to^he ^roV° VeSsu^ [°T ° f eduCation ra “ high ' TUo P rPad,cr8 
t Tk® Court promised to give its de- stantial and strong reasons ought to ho given ° ac ^ P r ® m * 8e< ^ one ^°^ ar to raise a monu- 
titi* fall. The Picayune, of vesterdav, by the Agents fur swearing against them- ment to Bp. McKendree. As .to finances, tho 

. . ^ J1 hfllvt'H : lintl t IP CVIlllMlirn Imn 4 


1 30th ult. Ono liundred dollars wore from tU ” B, ' n ' r '‘ 1 ,ul *'’ t,, “ chl " i! uf “* , ' bollUo " l « writ.r, Columbus Circuit, Ala. Oonf. 

. and all of the school when on tho peculiar auhjeot.’ Aa a CHRISTIAN PERFECTION, 

to senu to ur. LOOK^Ot rranco, to sup- mero literary production, portlonn of tho book are uultc o’’ M , T . IT i *| 
mission ns near Italy ns nn.siidn T u„ vhllc other portion, are hardly tolerable.” ‘ • Me 1 YE'RE. ndor tli 


grossing with Borno. success, at whioh time, clouds seem to ho darkening tho sky and by such continued rain, that the Rhine, , 
however, there was an extraordinary display gathering fast over our heads. New calcs of mftny smaller rivcr8 bare overflowed 
of the power of tlio Almighty, and nn out- persecution liavo token place. In the dopart bunks ’ and numcrous «Usastenharaih(/o 
pouring ofllis spirit. Sinnors wero convert- „ient of tlio Amu, for instance three places Lctters from Switzerland ud fm M 
ed, backsliders rfiolnimcd and Christians built 0 f worship of the Baptists have’ been shut up crn P rovinoc8 of 1 'ra nc! '' ttW witii 
up. Number of conversions not less than by order of thc Prefect. Tlie two first wero counts of accidonts caused by the ws 
one hundred-accessions ninety-fiyo. in Bmall villugeBi and tho muot ; were . The loss of property is imraenic. lit, 

I am authorized to say, that thero have tordictod some timo ago, under the pretence tho 1088 of lifo ia but Bn,a11 hi(betto - 
been on this oircuit, during tho past itinerant that the police could not watch over them f uir weather has set in hvodiivtaj WR » 
year, about ono liundred and seventy-five con- Tlio preaching place in the town of La Fere wo may ho P° tbo wor8 ‘ is P*"' 
versions, and as many accessions to tlio Mcth- waS] however, allowed to remain open until Tl,e l),lkc of Wullin K toa i» dead. Hid 
odist Church, Tho very best order und de- i ate i y whon an arrit( of tho p rufoct wag ifi and honorable career lias been the tqi 
corum iirovoiled. To God ho all tho praise. . BUedi interdicting “ tlio religious meetings of tho day for tho la9t "' ock iu lll ° 

October 4, 1852. ”S. B. H. the sect of the Baptiste, ' on the grounds, 1st, Froncl1 r a P crB - The latter are quite ii 

Columbus Circuit, Ala. Oonf. that these meetings were a causo of scandal nant tbat 801110 j uurna * s da . red t0 “I 

Christian perfection. to ; the inhabitants; 2ndly, that it was ncces- him to Napoleon. J.P.t 


the follfrwincr selves , and the evidence has so many natu- editor savs- 

the allowing dispatch ral difficulties in its way, that the’’ Court J 

mint CAurcA Caw.— The Methodist ought to bo very slow in ndmittine it ' “Front tli 

e... .A O! S— A* I « .... " 9 'TllO allrww.til awnna. .... 4 lllllf. tllO (Inf 


Case, at Cincinnati, has been decided ‘Tbo alleged excess amounts to a very ^“.ttlie deficiencies, in mcro quarterage, was » auaetion which haa caused much dlvcralty of opinion in 

tits 8outh.” largo sum,' and wo quite agree with tho clerk and thero was only $1708, from all «>a Iiaptiat cburchca. The following committee waa nJ .- 


kave Dot heard 0 
f the Court in tho 


to at Naw York 


7.7; W n-,0 . McTveire: Under the above cap- sary, on account of puhlie morals (! ) toput 

Jp, ===== tion 1 wish to give you a short sketch of re- an end to practices which could degonorato BucouamL a.ri.l NcoaTica^Pto.-! 1 

1 ho preachers Rkvihon. op the Ej«qlimi Scr^tchk*.— 1 Tho (iulegatloDi vival intelligence, and more particularly of into grave abuses, and bring into tho bosom ,,f the \Vu*iangCou Republic givrs tho ft»uo»i*i 

raise a monu- tho American ana the out-pourings of tho Holy Spirit upon the of families much-to-be-regrettcd dissentions : t urcuwfur?m-mpu !' dialing Xilwn,!* 

ment to Bp. McKendroe. As .to- finances, tho in«t M iu .tho Finfiiapikt Oburd> ? N.'v.jto^uw C } mrch and P C0 P l0 ot God, at our Unity end lastly, that the so called Baptist sect had 

editor says : of * tr,k,n « out a couw « of action in tehich conflicting in- Grove camp mooting, which closed last Thurs- n ° religious _oxiutcnco- acknowlodged-by the li.iYu(iiLu.”C(-nhion*lpof»r 

“ From tho renorfc of tlm qt nwnw i fl i harnipnixo and together. unite, day morning. Our protracted meetings com- State, and that its so called chiefs did not' up- u Jon^hkh all' 0 

i rom tno report Ol tne stewards, wo learn respecting tho proponed revlhlon of the KngliBh Scriptures. _ i .1 1 , » , i xi* , « , .. . . * UUfc U P H Hchool bov used to •leddlwr. would wr. 

4i,«*. ii.,. * ! |uartorage, was a a u « fi non which hascaused much difer*itv of opinion in mencod the 1st of July, at this place, and I ear to bo themselves invested With any offi- ins back kL Ukowii«e*tiacL#d totb«Ufky«'* 

1708, from all t,w 1,a P llat churchw. Tho following committeo wrr up- eoventccn professed religion and two the cial legal character. * hi6b^«weriawounii)reiia.-L6otpfpfak.8etL 

so that $2944 to co" 8 * 11 " tho aue8tion« in dispute. Pr. Sharp, blessing of sanctification. We havo had va- This is not all, for the Prefect of the Ahum opu^ng 1 ^ eip'in^^rMDtn^iJ' 

ScTcn-ie f l ° wh "* 00 *> 0t Y T*rof. M.B. ADder^Ro^o. 1 Kim; ri0UB protracted, and two camp meetings seems to have a mighty hatred against wliat- vaiv^f 

uuicicneiesior nier. and Rot. J. M. I*«*Mr Th.,® ..r.. i HinCO. and nn t,n this dntfl lintwohn nirmtv . 1. „ .1. * i. .1 taloing rU «i ven pouuds cf fibot (br W*t 


1 


. enter their exceptions to the report '76, to $561,235 76, and thereby deprives the Christianity, rrfooneile it to their 'conBoieneea 

m I.im w.n s rir , will titke it under «i»n.ln.ti..n • So“ th of so muoh of thc distributable share to omit 811 pressing a duty us to leave this 

1 — ■ ■ ■ « n _ii_ _ r„ . o* Jbs capital. Besides, removinc *70 000 um °unt due ! ” 

A toiraywt fa nny, rater - thwr jurtsdtotton from the capitol deprives' the .South of raven 

is eonoerned. Whether it will go to the Su- J car «’ interest on that amohnt, which at 

w.e w*«.»~ 

Sxmm Coireuic.— Thi. Iwdy SS.-N.wto C&r'u.Z'S.-™ 

in Richmond, Ky., 22d ult., Bishop Andrew few for a desire -to reduce tlio 

'ifl a iB WiWfc ***8“y sasuted by Bishop Soule. 

. Tfa editor of the N. and L. Advooato (from Su “ £88 TUA1 ' ,s Kor Common. -T he I're.-i- 


, ul> ; since, and up to this date i beUycbn ninety ever is not official; lie decided, soon after, JSSSfcj tettSkm 
L*d amonif anirono hundred havo professed to bo born that all religious meetings held without uu- M,,uu two bumircd feet. tiiuatnio»pbmwi 
VM?? again; a number of hnckslidcra liavo been thorization iri places not legally appropriated vim’toOTrrii^ 
reclaime d , and the churches seem to he gen- to worsliip, must eeaso at once in his depart- 
bany, ail- ®™ly fired up with fresh seal. ment. By this unite, lie endeavorod to put w,,nt Uv “ » atr«j«lit Ujio 

»r«y with Our Unity Grovo camp meeting commenced a stop to meetings held by ministers of the tore!!? th.” gEZu iZ 


probable tbut the existing caused ofdifllcultv 
cably anil Balittractorily adjunted. 


ount QUO T^io Conrention of CongregaUonallstn, at Albany, ad- crft Uy fired up with freBh zeal 

State of the Churches in Caufornia — J° urn ® a on Frlda y the 8tb ,n8t - The controversy with Our Unity Grovo camp moot 

jwn. 6 seven per cent, amounts to the eoMidorahto Tbo California C. Advocate, of 16 th ultimo, "tare-hlidtag 'B^'^aaM^roBtoa by ^7tag thl" .® n Fruiay nigbt before tho first Sabbath in National Church in a school room at Frc B nuy Xre U bo‘».ta"uS 

— . Bum of *34,300. This, addod to tho South’s speaks of fino brick churches ™ino nn hero ald,1,ouWb " ‘ ,lU ”“ ird "to™ mini, tore preaeb 11,18 n >onth, and progressed from day to day lo Grand, in tho circumscription of the con-' ll ” 

rp, . . , * tb® Principal, will make about 1, „ going up here „„ inculoato th^riaolplo. or .ntl-.tav.ry, OnThure- with hut tolerable SUCCC88 up to Wednesday sistory of St. Quentin ' The eonsistorv then ^ 

.NCI.— Thu body met $50,000, Now m these figures there aro verv and ther0 ■ «’>“o completed, sumo begun, to >iaj evening Uwi, Ta PP an offerea » relation a, .nounc- mornina At 8 o’olook Rro MoCntehen tl,e , consistory tlieii talking ».b i ; „ 

l ult, Biahop Andrew few g 00 ^ reasons for a desire 4o red uco the finished in thirty or fifty davs' A Sou- iug 1,115 fu f' lu ’ re B,avu law * meotiug with 4 groat deal s ^.’. , . . . fiefi at once to have a special place of British Mr«. m.-a n port 

P report of 1845.” ^ ^ ys. A i.ea- uf oppo.*itiou he w ithdrew n preacher in charge, requested mo to preach: worship, and appointed a regular minister accouutof iho prm*nt condiiionof ib«r 

•ted by Bishop Soule. . . Bethel, 40 by OOJeet, is being built in Bocat t o^u^i-TyoW »a in i.oaton, bu ‘. h ! havio e 80,nc ullildren to ba P tizc ’ TWa the Prefect opposed, saying that « there tteta 'M S%t'y"a “toBWJ 8 

ad L. Advocate (from ot common. The I resi- ban Irancisco, for ltov. Wm. Taylor. The ju!,t lwt,n ty-°no y**™ ot ago, f or the last two month* im.4 cupied so much of my appointed hour, that were in Fresnoy lojGrand no truly and Bcri- UMk * cou ; thS'ofulin 

is derived) states tho dln « f-bf 6 ' of 1‘alostino District, Texas Con- Unitarians lmve subscribed 825,000 for anew WtaVkourea tatonT dtr' ln .* n ’dT °”7 f ta ” mnn,r gsn ’- !t was thought, best to close services by a ously Protestant families.” ( '. ! ) Well may will omoun * to 470.1)00 v„tan ««. PsdW, 1 ., ^ 

Bishop as good. Con- feren<le ' fie, ° l'isber writee, to the Banner church. 4 ho Baptists start a denominational Wt tiis*naaW moaqr^i^rattaih^ 1 * I lra y er ''looting. Knowing that thero was a Protestant paper inquire, in relation to this Tb,r ^ 

i attended the year’s ° heering “ eW “ ° f revi,,aU from section, paper-the Pacific Banner. Rey. W. R. Go- of ti!S~ i* 1101 ' 0 ?, mani . fa8tad f un tho ( .f l ' “ in of^vlmt principle civil 

...... 3 The foUowine parairraDh deserves re, .owl . , • - , v. . wrL„r^.. ^ * of laudanum, and inn taw hours Of tho Church on tho Bulyect of sanotifaea- authority has aright to juduo of tho sincerity nr wh.t la Vu .part far Sj 

had boon over ’ ' r 18 ,n feeble health ; lias loft hacramcnto ‘ * ===-=, tion, (they having several timosoomo forward of religious convictions.” There tho matter 

The uuaaionary , , valuable, for bontuna, Rev. J. Matthews supplying liis Dosirebsa «• St. Loca ii. d. Bacon, e«,i.. ot to pray for tlio blessing whon called upon by stands for the present I will make vou no I'reviJ" mmn for doubling lh ? b S'JJ T Jidrtii 

ij tiuy.ro an advanoe How comes . that the doetrioes and ordinal place. This is a happy item : the preachers) I concluded to turn our sere quainted with .tho sequel * ‘ 

oww are few fur tbo cefi 0 0 1 e n ^t o brought out and “That part of the immigration now coin- for lhe m«aieai college, at a coat of oyer $2u,uoo, which i« v * ces into' a sanctifiontion prayer meeting, At Trouvillo, a bathing pfaco near Havre, tuim'VfD?tbo" kiug’n Library, wUd* 

enforced upon the consciences of tho peonlo in B into t110 0 tom try, professors of religion, J " igllt ' 11 for lh “ bene0t ur the > Mor ' “ uJ ««ire« tb« |n. r . and all thora who desired to enjoy the bless- a Protestant Church wus to liavo been nrinned *° u ’ 1 ’ m,rur t d “ r, H« lh ” “.“‘.V.treTwW** 

HHI!W *t-uaate l s *.% 'ii .. i s i, > », SSfflb'Ta'SrSntfi SSSSS^SSSt.^Si Ji’Zw'PJ’ f“--^te*.i«*-a««i-*k* sSaxSb’SSS* 

will h not .or, .IG«1 oo„ .bore)., tb.o ll.o k.JoC Voi.rl.T™ «*— «* P»J™. »'•„ * ‘boo.™,,. J tho couriH) of tho mxt t ilrtjr yeaw- 

Reid and J H Cox, helpful to the conversion of tho soul ? Strife 1 ee 1' . So that ‘be ehurelfes are £\“”' ^ 5,0 " D8 bU “ n "“ W0 ° *»” £ Gw0 ? d ^ek a dissenting minister, of the A 0ilr or 

‘ ‘ t0X> is BO associated with the inp.ilnn*; rt « ri receiving a considerable increase of mem- ====.--■=== of thu brethren and asters , and one sister Plymouth Brethren persuasion, was re- bom« county, Mhw., eenda tho foiioiriofi^J 

30 ® BrWl ®®* . cation of doo- hers.” x Seven children were baptised by Rey. Dr. Young, i y WttS enabled to Boizo tllO Crown of perfect fused leave to open a new place of worsbinin Gibson n«ralil for pubiijatlon.rmarU^t*" 

to Pacific Con- tnneBalld ordinttnce8 » that many deprecate * The .water mod by tho lovo, and. testified to all that tho blood of Paris, undortho plea that thero were already of In the note »u 

their mtroducUon into the pulpit, und some Review.— T he October Quarterly of the Lieut. Dale, of the u.^. KxpiorinVKxpodUbn.^ thU ^ Jl‘sus cleanses from all sin. a sufficiently largo number of dissenting elm- repwJuon^ 

^ held at Vewaillf*. who look on these subjects, admit i M * E * Chu rcb, North, is on our table. Two d™.. or a n. . .. . 11 ^ ook Br0 - MoCutchcn preaohod, pols in the capitol! 


fontly calm. Tin* aeronaut then camawyl* 
vory much ruMiuiblltig ►wlmmiog. w<t th# 
to fall off wlllk.conFlil**iablo raplUUj> tbo *P 
a« tho inuchlucry of ini|>uUIou bcg«iutovt«W”i: 


Our Unity Grove camp meoting commenced a stop to meetings held by ministers of the 
on Friday night before tlio first Sabbath in Nationnl Church in a school room at Fresnoy 
this month, and progressed from day to day lo Grand, in tho circumscription of the con-' 
■JI ..CIO and inculoati- tbs-prluclplca of anti-slavery. OnThure- with hut tolerilblo 8UCCC63 lip to Wednesduy sistory of .St, (Juentin ' Tho eonsistorv ilinn 

to m ° r t g ■ M 8 0 '“ l0ck MoCutchcn, t^ decided at once to have 35?^ 

A feca- of opposition he withdrew it^ preacher in charge, requested mo to preach ; worship, and appointed a regular ministor 


expt rluit nt conducted him in triumph to Mug 
wlutro ho niuuiuuccd another trial for thcwOWM 

day. II» iwderlcd that, even dwulti tb* *»«- 
could ufvorthelew* make head ogalo»tU,hJ«»n"" 
to the tacklug of a bhlp. 


Mi mi m — A report from Mr. Pw 


1 4t the venerable Bishop aa good. Con- 
ble prosperity bad attended the year’s 
. Ia one district there had been over 
^wdrad conversions. The missionary, 
kaaaaraaot pven ; they are an advanoe 
*yrn. The laborers are f ew for tho 


ferenee, Rev. 0. Fisher writes, to the Banner church. 

| cheering news of revivals from that sootion. paner— i 


» ono of tbo many gam. it was thought, best to close services by a ously Protestant familios.” ( '. ! ) Woll mav 
y, and'at laat, in'* mo- l lrft y ur nie cting. Knowing that tliero was a Protestant paper inquire, in relation to this 
t oi tbo 2d instant, went 'Considerable interest manifested on tho part' opposition, “in virtue of wlmt , wlnmnte oMi 


couBidU of 400,000, and by tho eud of tb* r“ 
will amount to 470.000 volume!. DOW*, .. 
jv an», tho library ban t hurt' fore IncnaMjjj 
10.006 volume! a yuar on tho ureng*. 


1— = o.uuuu mir id.uvu vuiuiurn a J «n *•.= - j. . 

part' opposition, “in virtue of what principle civil 


Is u„w ocotipiod and int.-ndt'd fyr printsll»« 
or wbat Is ret apart f.w uiwipapW “ S 
amoonti to 06.400 fup.rtldsl f«t. Il»«" 


«. Iteraing located, and Agent for Ameri- 

(•b Tract Society. ' 

** J. B. MeGoe, W. P. Reid and i. H. Cox, 
to T ex as Conference. 

Bailey, transferred to Pacific Con- 


lnoOUVUUlUUCC! to uu Mri 

provldo rooinfpr doubling tho library « - 
yearn (for that Is what It ruiulrod lo t**** 
it« uituiti and country .) 2. ilow topTOWW 


it! ntime anu country .; -s. " ihu 

80,000 voRimwi ; that is, far more ^0100!^ 


eu,uuu voiwmi*! ; Ufi* 

tainud in.tbu Kiug’d Library, wcu ^ ^ , 
to tlio library duriug the next flvo 1 “J' «k 
it i! anaumeu, will be required far - ttio 


gtaUrawiriM 


o.,ruti county, auss, , „,w||i 

Gibson Herald for publliatlon, rrmiau* 
Hpi.ken of In tbo note was aclually - - 

“ Pk.k S.h — K neloscd you will «”'« 


r-..j»rarari Conftraoce to bo held at Yen-ill^ Jfraobora who lode on tbera rabj'eote, atfait i E - Chun *> North, is on our table. Two n„ t .. or a OtraJru^-A - r“Th M °’° look B f°- MaC utohen preaohod, pols in the capitol ! 

ia$iiakf. their importance to a full faith and practico biographical urticles— H. Mooro and Prof. tbo lotb instant, says , The tier. Samuel n. w,ii« an lulv ‘ n g t° leuvo immediately after preuch- Thoso unnoyoncos, und others I might men- 

League that the “teetotallers b ^ ^ oatiwi and noU wrath. We ..... .. RomAnuA^menon, B«q., an old cltizun of Uoiton, died 1 closed by exhortation, and again invited rmrt. Nnm.i *i.: n ir a.?.: :n __ 4^ 

’ ote. If our readers have in- *■,. dira.u».',™, ! 


bung as a weight nn my.soul crar , 

for forgiveness, but W'^3al 
restitution. Will you, sir, Ibrglis ffl.uw 


i wuat waa then said that Dr. C. 
■•f a teetotaller, we take this ear- 
^ correcting them. Dr. 

-■.^beWatoetotefter, **it 

b ®“ *“ J**" and 

bridal with the advocate* of total 

b* doe. not think it raUveut to 



apprehend tms way i H hinted at hero. In J ” -’^. tc 

re “• the discussion, regard is had not so much to V f ’ PrC “ “ an ln “ ld ° V ‘° W ° f a 
to C the .ides of the subject as it. end,. The P rintin e 88 ‘ al ' li “ 1 “ a to.t. 

' d!" ,* P ? ker “°‘ tak ‘ 3D “P Entering opposition Speech. -T he speech, or argument, of, 

as it * >ana J* n g words with those who differ Brien, cpunsel for Church, South, ih Wi 
, b ' ul ubout tbo “ gn ’ * JU ‘ ratl er in cliul- property suit, neatly printed, has been 

•total _ H*e hearts of his hearers to the great nijied us. The case ,s lost. 
spiritual consecration signified : — — 


1 1 .a , „ ..... J - "*"* 1 " '“ l n»«wv' r, i W o« Pennsylvania, tno sorvicos. At 3 o'clock Brothor Brown onlv tho nrnludn of ,1 

road, and they have fully repaid our readintr > a '”f '“t night , . . .. ■ onl J 11,0 firelnuo ot a gonorul porseoution, ol 

3 I 1 g - •- - ’ • preached on the subject of sanctification, and which tlio signal will soon he civon. Formv 

Magazine.— G odoy’s Lidles’ Book, -for No- s ^ry^".^”.!!': it “ . , . l | J Ci a l :Le r , , “:rta 11 U , l H , *' r oxbor 1 tati(, “’ a ? d a f P a r‘, I do not think that -things wiU go to 

vomber, prownts an inside view of a laroo “4 d” m * l » «WR*t of all th« InOJvb, in tut city, uu 10 806 ^ ol tho blessing into the ultor. 1 that length, tlio President being still, iu im 

... .... k dyIu * w “ that »° clergy mau Bhould offleiato at 1UV0 B0 ^ 0m or novor soon such a rush, and opinion, personally favorahlo to religious lib 

nrinting establishment. hh^fdherki. imt tw ...... m «ri.f v ..rwi a ... i...* . . 1 • 1 b uo 111 




Speech— T he speech, or argument, of Judgo “ ol wiUl - 

ien, cpunsel for Church, South, ih Western s, " r u *' ” ** i.ifoiTsis.,,— On Batur- 

. ., .. * * r I i r 8t*pUmber 26th, iutulllgunce wan rt ctlvtd at Lloyda 


none wero enabled to claim tlio blessing, ul liberty. But tho Romish- party haa gain.., 
Many seemed to be entirely brokon up, and great power of late, and thoy will eortainL 
whon invited, canto forward and gavo mo mako use of ull thoir influonoo over tho Prc 


mm UOOUl me sign, out rut f.s * „I , . . , - , , aoiu, mvauigenoo wan rucuivta at Lloyd! 1 i , , — — — m 

. • chul- property suit, neatly printed, has been fur- of the total doitruotiou of ihu «hip MaUe,.ofQui»ouitoirii, 011 118 R token that thoy would never sidenfc to bring about persooutiou. It is l 

ing tne hearts ot Ins hearers to the great nislied us. The case is lost. Peareon.ma.tar, by iigbtnlng , onth. aj of Augmt Uat, “ease to seek until they Bhould find. Many he hoped they will not suoooed Yet it i 

tual consecration signified: ^ -y ■ ^.“Vcm ^ 8 °' r “ col “ nll!nd « d “‘ e ‘ a ratire to the hut too true that thoy have obtained a parti:, 

me to say that l have devoted at Sermon. — O n the 19th of August, Dr. Wi- violent Btorm. At half-put t«n »*. u. the ve«!t*i was * rove and therb wrostlo with the Lord, until success, so thut the strugglo iu growing'flerce 

ftf© hours (I suppose) to the investiga- nans delivered a eulogy on Henry Clav at Btruck h y 1‘zLtning, whioh pa«H*d down her mainmaet, ni gkt Borvicos; many of th<?m did so, and everyday. 

' M& 1 Utter. Bethel Church. Wilkinson oountv. Miss T,’ i “2 T““ “ u “' lnt ° ‘ w ° ^ fur “ ^ ««»? Wk to thc tents rejoicing The iniquitous sentence of the roval oo.., 


„ , ^agroi: r 8a I r^oinmemled them to retire to th. hut too true that they havo obtained a partia 

Sermon. — O n the 19th of August, Dr. Wi- vioiunt storm. At haif.paat t«n r. u. the vmmI waa . ove aQ d there wrestle with tho Lord, until success, so thut the strugglo iu growing'tieroc 

1 .. . ... .Ir.reb 1... ...... 4 . . . nitrlif unwiiinnn . Al .] * .1 « , ° ° 


r is .bout tot 


Tl.« I ** every place 

lhe | may sound iu the cr. 


«n have begun in this n. 'TnU ” rj' ; , j , T' ' uwrw.ro. a» k..,,t blmwlf .bov. w.t.r, w 

it- 1 aiuners have been uwukemxi^ hardened 0U8 ^ead, hut rn^ikea his works praise him. -His Lappiiy d«»cri*d by a Uaitunu coavting vu^ui, 


.i „ . * r ->*a ran atc ub 

the enn ol some, all our revival. 


A- V “ * • — vvreovi WU * I A. • ’ DO— UOJtit 

I the investiga- nans delivered u eulogy on Henry Clay ut Btruck by Ufbtn,D * 1 wbloli down her “^nmuat, ni 8 ut Borvicos ; many of th<?m did so, and every day. 

Bethel Churoh, Wilkinson county, Miss. Text, Z ST* “ UM - “““ ‘ W ° ,ur “ ^ ^ b “ Vk th<) rCj °''° ing Tho ink > ait0u8 88ntea « a of tho royal com 

round, and ifl u.ay y helieve what F rae aTd 11 c *>ron., 14th chap., 1st and 2d versos. The . Th. .hip intently wwt down with the crew, fnnrtaon , luV8 ‘ hat .t 1;a ! i ‘ B ^ fe^- The of Florenoo against the Madiai, found guilt,'. 


StrauKc'os it hav0 published it in pamphlet rWng. c.ngbt , B«Un* .par from t»40 wrenk, on which round the camp ground. 1 solocted for a text gust lust by the Supreme Court of Justioi 

JZTevTJu fora .. V-I«aker d oe. not praise tho iUnstri- Mat ia . 1 - “They thut be whole need not ^petition for pardlwas Si sell to th. 


Ms. Isnaareu -Tho Llrerpw-I 

arrival nut, by tbo Arctic, of ta” TjJt*#* 
tbo now American Mlnl.tav to I'w 
Tire N«*cn LK140V.— Wo obsvrv. U 

tbat an attoruvy of high ob.r.ol« ^0 
(lucstad all tbo u.or rvUtlrvi of » 
ana loft nn ouormou. fortune to tbo U ^ 
oato with bln. at bis obsinben. It ■ J “^,,,*1 
tbat tbo Queen will illrjd- tbo fort 
tlvua of thu doceoa cd. — r ^ ' 

Lord Nelmn’! i#^^j 

Lady Hamilton, wu mju it »Utud, hss ' ** ^ 

vlded for by thu UritUh 
""V.r.l yvare .go, In <Mte -J 
huviug boon made spooling »• 

; that dr. WM the wlfo of * CB " U ’)* #( Ual*'“ 
England, who reo.lved ‘ri 1 .iggNj 
• lioreon of exemplary character, .nd' 

, chlldron, whom »hu had 
by the moat yptiriPg indui^Ji , ... ^ 


Mdiiuers tuive been uwiiki v.Atu — — , ~~~ muxupriuiMi uim.«riiu uencritu Dy a aituuttu coaitung vomoi, ui 

jB gy* rigbt on t connection' with, and participation in, the ° MW 


'?*»*** i» always to conneTt 8 reat ' «vents of American history, is tmeed, \ / — - -r,— - uumwn into the altar; they came; sinners — „ Mjr ouun uvreuos, ue wouia on 

tfasrrat sptntuai hsptism with the subject I mi his political character and feme thereby 1 ^ ^ Snd ^ ^ ^ ^ " alVftUOn ' - aad ' bi 


and landed u I'hyweiau, hut they that aro siok.” After Grand Duke, hut ho rejeoted it, ond even rr 
wand par-' preaching, I nguiu invited the seekers of nano- fused to oommuto tho punishment, deoluriu 
tifioation into tho altar; they oume; Sinners that by forgiving such heretics, he would im 
wero also invited, and they came with so?m : dangor his own Balvation. Madiai aud'hi. 
ing eagerness. wife are therefore now in irons, oopdeunct 


UAHeraoTUimn E«t4si.ire ^^,*11 

Fortwuouth (N. H ) t5 ^ ^OIllo f l, wjaofri w 

hooiery factory in that city, 

on the Une of thu Nortlutfii ^t^dahW**. 


on ine iinu ui — - ^,i-dal 

with a capital of tMMMW 
ing. aud purchaaud uxtuu*ir« m 


lug. ttUU’purcuaei-u furLotJi • 

of laud. Thu ertotluu of * » 9 " ^ 

ulng 10,000 ipindie*, hM 
blast. It U inteudod to 






Arrival of the Philadelphia. 

The United Stnt'l Hall eteamelilp Phltadnlpliln. Dept. 
John McGowan, arrived- hero on Saturday morning. 81m 
loft NcwYork'on Iho 8th, and Havana on th« 18th Inst.., 
and encountered hoary hoad winds all tho way to Hit* 
letter i port. 

October 0 , at 0:15 p. m.. spoke steamship Ohio, bound for 
Now York,, October 7. lat 07 47. long 74 20. ppoko Schooner 
Alvarado, of Fall Hint, from Washington. N 0.. bound 
to Boston. Octobor 18, at 7 a. m.. pnssed tho brig Francis 
Elli n, of Portland, twonty-flro mtten oast of llnrnnn, 
standing to tho westward. 

■Tho bark Millaudon. from NowOrloans, entered Havana 
nt 12 o’clock on tho 10th Inst. Exchanged signals with n 
Spanish. lirlg-of- war cruising off tho harbor of II nvnna. 

Ily tho Philadelphia wo liavjj received Havnna pnjiersof 
tho 13th Instant. Tho Diario comments very Severely 
upon Captain Porter, and says ho sought to create in New 
Orleans tho falso belief that tho authorities in Havana 
asked him to lenvo tho mails, and that ho ft- fused to do 
so— that ho no doubt sought to terrify tho great Bpnnish 
Government by the weight of his nnger. Tho Ditnio snye : 

** Such assertldn, which openly contrndicts our for- 
mer account of the occurrence, Is entirely inexact — not to 
use a more expressive adjective. Our authorities had dr - 
creed, in thn exercise of their legislative' powers, that Jf 
the Crescent City retained on hoard tho Purser, M r. W 
Bniith. ho should be denied nil intercourse, which decree, 
was carried into effect. Tho orders of a Government 
which respects itself, must always be executed J and we 
bnviJ a heady said to Captain Porter that be Is too insig- 
nificant n person for the Spanish authorities to ask fiiVflr.* 
from.” ■ , 

The Crescent City had not arrived on tho 13th. 

1 lie bark Pqtotnnc. bad arrived at Trinidad, bringing 
the parts of a new dredging machine for the port, which 
was to bo put up and set to work at once. 


Obituary. 

' JgvjtLVN Vaughan, tho subjoot of tho 
obituary notioe, war born in Mndi- 
° olinty, Tonncssoo, March 12, 1831, and 
* ° ,~1 this life (lt ll0r f '» tll0r ' B roaidonoc, in 
£ county, Ala., Sept. 14, 1852. 

At the »g c of twclv0 yoara 8 10 nmJu 0 P ul " 
profeeeion of religion, thougli long provi- 
° |p this time slic wnfl tho gnhjdBt of doop 
Jrious emotions, and undortho influonooof 
! Spirit was frequently unspeakably happy, 
h'lo w jot she nor her friends hardly dared 
® flit religion. Naturally sho was affoo- 
? u liable and lovoly, and when to 
° rifts of nnturo you add tho adornment 
f,d«p on ( l thorough pioty, no wonder she 
^tho pride and' comfort of tho family, as 
jl u»n ornament to tho Church. 

|, was » 0 t my hnppinoss to know her per- 
mtil lost spring, when alio beoamo an 
gate of my fiwnily, hnving como to this 
app, not ao much on nocount of tho Institu- 
fc of learning, (though bIio took musio lcs- 
M privately) but principally on account of 
,jety, and especially roligioua society, llor 
ther living remote from any church, herre- 
[ioua advantages woro limited, and ospe- 
dlj her opportunities for attending class 
(jting, and as might bo expected, sho'did 
4 appreciate thoso peculiar mootings^ but 


Tq>: Gi F vr Sr. iKF. nr the Kiggmi , Kir . |* NrwYi 
«». i.ic rs Kin,*.— Wo bate already stat" l tlmt the rl 
calkers Anil’Mlotvttorns in Now York bad struck for J 
wagc.-i. Tho Journal of Commerce of the iJi), t ; i y , 

Ywtmlay my little Mara* jvu snlt,,. <„, „ 
wlmr.p", n. but lew ns. ,,„t, ,1 t„ „lvf. ll,„ ,,rl... 

Early in the day Clias II Mnrslmll n^n-t'd to tlm \ 
dictated, ami about ion o'clock E li IliirlbOrt / <*, 
the saum.’when a crowd pf 4<Ht or :.(.!> gathered befor 
store of the latter drill, and Voollofously Hi ••••red 
Gull Id and attu or two others also tonc-do.l the 
temporarily, with tlio design of employing 
coriicd iu this uiovrmout ohlv until other bands , 
procured Irom tun country. 

AlbuMltlin entire polio, form, Q r the neper « »r,l 
.K'tnllml yeeterdey. In oo-Pper»te Will! tin, poll,.,, , 
lov.rr wards in tlm suppression of any disturbances 
might occur. Gnu or two seven* encounter* e 
pi.iee between the police and the disaffected laborer. 
Uiough. Several Arsons wore injured. \v<» are glad ti 
tluif no loss of life occurred 


n.no Ati Trmrrs —Tho Boston Courier says that tho 
nltte'n appointed by the »a|lros.| convention, nomn 
" »r>. Will probably report a bight r tariff of prloot to 
loptod by Hie New England roads. * .. 

-w n a f « h — Tho flunk of Montgomery, lit Montgomery, 
nrriB »><<i.ii.i..j ^ .. , ... . ‘ 

freo banking law. went 
Win. Poe. K*»i . Is Presl- 


t:it f *- ,n : Oio Herald of tills morning, as regards 

trie outrage committed on the bark Cornelia, Mound n 
numb' r of nan.-rllon* incorrectly stated. and not accord- 
iiiir In facts. 

*t lie G 'plain of Ilia Port himself wnt notofthDard the 
lei.k. but hifl find r officii* were. Tim bark wan cleared 
a', the l. us Inin 1 1* >ii o r>n tie 21st Inst., and on the nroni- 
" i * V' wits haul .1 off Into tlio harbor, to n proper 

ppic'* to lunlm sail ami about 7 a. m did make., sail, and 
when abrxijyt of the gimrd-riiip *vnB boarded by the coin 
manflltilf officer. «a you stated. The man Hrirkness. with 
mjVeir. W.I* ordered into thn boat, and pulled. along bb 
the guard-ship— be wnh l-fi Hm <\,and they took mn In the 
sainu boot to the olllco of the Gnptaiu < f tlio Port Tlini 
functionary nbused mo in the mo t sliamoful manner, and 
told me I hiul thtulo myself liable ton flue of one tlrf'Usninl' 
dollars I replied I was not guilty. : f was then ordered 
on board the some boat, and on'-nur way bnek wo stopped 
at the gunrd-shlp. and p guard of soldiers were sent nlnng 
with us. to take chnrgo of the vesnl until further orders 
At the same time, the t'anbilr. of tlm port sent a pilot <>n 
board, and tlio boat's rrew hove up the anchor, ami 
moored the bark near the guard-ship. 

About two hours after, the boat from the GapUin oftlie 
I ort came alongside, with an officer on board, wbo.-i b red 
me to come ashore immediately, which order 1 obeyed 

I was conducted to. the office of the Captain of tho Port, 
n nd upon my arrival there I round the Captain of polio, 
•ilorig with tl,s Captain of tho Tort, who took mo atom* 
lot . his offlcp, and spoke In 8pani. li In tlm following 
tvtrms : *' You have on board a passenger by tlm name oi 
Gu •man. If you will deliver up the packages which he 
gav e you. all tines will la* withdrawn, and you can go on 
board your reN. t .] nnd procev d to sea.” To this I replied : 
I*"'* , "' v, ' r b'Bve mo any package, nellher have P. to my 
kimwIedgOj any papers belonging to him/’ Hu then. In 
thainost abusive manner, comtmjnoed culling urn ml the 
vllbtins in the world. I then refused t o answer him in 
Spanish, and unlesR an Interpreter was produced. I would 
not answer A single word! Ho then llhr Into a passion, 
uml called inn a liar, and threatened to put ino In jail ' I 
paid m*filteuUpii to him. uml finally he concluded, vfith 
the Captain of Police; that I should be eomluctcd on 
b^ad again, and bo tlmro confYonU d with Guxinan. and 
Int- irogatod furlhor regarding the package and letter.- 
given me. which was done. Alter . arriving on board un- 


Alabnm*. <>«tabtUbsd under th< 
lf\to operation on thn llth Inst 
sna P.Jt. smith, ouki,,. 

«"» «r UM«U- 

n » „ T *,°L W,ful *" d hl «'"v "spot's! m.rsh.nt. 

Z y z,r:i r n,n8 ' *'’ t, ™ 

hn "'' ■""> f"v«»or- l« ..On, .os 

V2A.OOO' sad I, »„ .nttrs In.., lhnr.A».| n g „„ | Mnn>M . 
Mrs Uolllns, Who It ssrrntj.twn ,„rs „f „ 

tho la. mo.nrnt through hsr rh.ml,sr.»lndo» \,y Lr. 


vessel* were driven ashore 


- - nnd houses blown down at 

White Parish _ 

Collision. 

Ha i.i i.Miiii m, Ootober IS. 

A 'llspntoh rroui N„ri„|k. V» . «lntrs that th- alMmar 

nmitoks hit nliht Van Into a nhoAnnsladsti Wlh llmo. 

on Ihr Osprt liftin' (Jlinmptaka liny. Tlm .rhooimr mink 
imntedlately, but the crew were saved. ' 

Tho Steamer Orosoent City. 

‘ NrwYohk*, October 19. 

Tho stonnii'r Uroroiint City hit nrrlToil linro fVom Notr 
Orlnl.no I llnrnnn. Sim |,i,rmltt»d (n ontor thn port 
or Itnrnnn wlthnut mnlrnlntlon, but nil nnmmiinlcntlnn 
wllli tlm shorn tnu prohlhltoil. ..Tho Amorlonn Consul 
rnmo alongnliln. hut not hoinK ollniroil to go on board, lm 
ri ll, iluoil 111 bin hoot unlll Onptdln I'nrlor pri pnrrd nnd 
banded him a protest against tho proceeding* of the 
Cuban nuthorltlM with r. . ( nr,l t , III. sh p. ' Morlturro 
mnilr on tlm p.irt of tin, Uulmu nflloUli, to riimpruiul.n thn 
matlir nlthOnplnln I’ortor, hut tlm Inltnr riTii.nl to 
llslrn to nuy nnirturon norpt through tho Amrrlrnn Con- 
sul, nr to, consult Willi any but him. cimniiinloatlnn 
still lining rrfusrd, Cnptnln I’ortrr put to si*', hoisting Ills 
Amsi loan Hog ns hu pnssml ths Morn, nnd Bring n gun nt 
tho same time 

TremondouH Storm — Destruction of Pro- 
perty. 

IIai-iimoiu;. Ool«»ber 90. 

Heavy gales bnve bccif raging nlohg Hit* coast for tho 
last day or two, doing an immenso amount of dauinge. 
'I lie dwelling of tha l.lglit-house keeper ijit tho Ilreak- 
• water has been destroyed, and nlso the railroad bridge In 
the course <Sf construction nt Wakulla Hnlfla mllo of 
the rallroatl has been wa*h(d up. and much other damage 
done. To tho cotton crop, the storm bns helm most jlifliis- 


Mlddllng .9*if9 0U UrwL 

Good Middling,,, .9jJSlO ‘loS! 

roTtou Awn vnsAceo 

•• ywUrday 7,434« 

Exportfd to data. pff .71 1 

- 

• took oa band not otonrwd 

TOM AGCO— Tbs inquiry |n tb 
rvthsr aetlra In tho tori* . 


that the rioters numbered from MOO to loco rn *n. while the 

pi.Ilco force did hot I thirty. At tlm first Ohsjrtdhe 

latter were pressed down to the i'iu| of .the pier, and their 
xr oft To! , '|T° u- nR , d ’ ! ‘? l cr, ‘ to - ^ ,u ' n R reinforcement 

ni I F - ,, ll, ‘ } Snrtl l ,u ‘ ,c *' ‘'all-up. The men thru 
rallied, ond by a vigorous uvo of clubs the rioters 
w. re dispers' d and the dock cleared A do*en or s i , r 
L!'.'i 1 1 m *" o* r " WUselbWI, and one or two were 

witli dilllculty restored to eousciviusness. , 

Uu the North River side no very perlous disturbance 
ni 0 n r ? l . nu,n employed oil pier No. 1. by the 

I biliidi lpliia -boats, -liy the liumUi, were compelled to 
leave ; nlso. some men employed on the sti ninsbip South* 
ernor On tho day previous the nmn on the steamship 
l rnukliu were interfered with anti driven off. but other 
men were found to tkke their places. It was rumored 
that at both tills nnd the Collins steamers the ships' guns 
were got in readiness, to hold the rioters in awe ; but this 
was not so. At the Collins pier n rti-h was made to ijreok 
down the gates exeluduig per«ons from the vessels, but 
.ittyr a brief scuffle with the gate-keeper, assisted by 
policemen, the disturbance was quelled One ot the riot- 
e^rbo pressed within the gate, was struck down by a 

A meeting of tlm J* laborers .that work nb.ng-shoro " 
wii.- called ln-l evening at Wari'-n Hull.. to rniisraor the 
nu-nuirnn nrmlnry t„ l„. i ak ,. n f „,. nt I :. I nim-ut nr tho 
nirrcHta in their wages demanded by that portion of tho 
InJuslrlinl claws of nnr dtln. !,,. Tho hull wun cfbwdu.l 
alnin* to suffocat ion at an < aily lmur. by a large number 
ot able-bodied, liaril-flst.'tl Working men. nearly nil of 
whom Were ijulet-looklng and ^peiixentile. though deter-' 
niui' d wen. i In* meeting throughiuiLffati r.liaraciorlxuil 
-by-greHl- «iwiilmlty nr f.,:,,tTm7T^ - g.^TJirder nnd mod- 
eratlon. 1 1m prevailing opinion evidently was Hint their 
object wtts to bo iiepnlnpllshed, If at all. by a dbpassion* 
ato appeal to pub He Opinion, and not by violence and ills- 
order. Any ami all violent demonstrations' were em- 
pbatlcn ly denounced- and discountenanced. After sev* 
ernl addresses, n resolution was adopted tlmt, wbeid-ver a 
merrdiant agreed to gTVe , thn nien engnged In hib service 
the wages deinandi df the men should go to work 


V « K - ' a . VLA * Dra ™ “ A d«nAtb ocouiTnd at th 
Non, Mnrhot, Olnolnn.ll, on tha ranrnlng of th. 7th In.t 
undor olronm.tftnr.n of « «»l ,l„ K ,„. r rh.rn.tor, M r 
Sur. h J.„. Bolton, whll. punning (I, rung), th. mark'd, 
•cold, ntnllg tort hor poehnUbook. „ wu p, rtcJ u „ 

• riot by n O.no.n nomin, nau»« Mn, King, who ro. 
turn, -I It to tin, own.r, Sho oprn.d thn p«k.t.bo"k 
t'xnunnfd It, nnd d.olnr.rd that Mm. Klpg hid Uk«n aio 
or th. momy. TI,. Inttcr fr.ra.d muoll . 0 oft,»,d, .nd 
drub d It. Mrn. Holton th.n thrnntnnnd that nh. would 
hare hor urro.t.d nnd nenrohnd, whan Mm. King f.ll dnnd 
nt hor foot, Tho death won a. ruddon an haa orar beon 
knoan Mm King w,a tho wife of a ateamboat man. and 
mother of ..rornl children 


, _ H wiriy part of tha weak, at 
up to Tneaday .realng emhrteed ahnni tan 
m. half Of whleh wm « mint. 

"llhoat partlonlamofawyklod 

lll-nri) Ilf nnlw ak n ..l Ilia a . . \ * ‘ ' ' 


Later from Texas. 


T.y the arrival of the steamship Louisiana. Ciijft. Forbop, 
wo baro received Galveston papers to the 15tb inst.. and a 
portion of our regular exchanges from tho Interior. 

ItAii.aoAn Matkbial.— The first nrrivnl of railroad mate- 
rial in Texas, took placo on tile 10th Inst., per brig Wnli- 
seg.i from Doston. The cargo cSmdstcd of spikes: etc. 

• The bark Island City Ih on her way frpnfcllostion with a 
locomotive and other machinery for a railroad. 

SoteOikn Uornir.Rs.— The San Antonio ’Western Texan 
say*: “Eleven soldiers (Federal) arc now lying in our 
Jail under a charge of highway robbery. They pillaged a 
wagon belonging to .7. It. Sweet, of our city, laden' with 
goods, on its way to a westward fort. We do not .wo nder 
at it. It result* from lax discipline and general ltllenl’S*. 

A Ciianok. — Gen. P. F. Smith has changed his bead- 
quarters from Ban Antonio to Corpus Chris ti, 

Anotiikr Indian Optraou. — A report reached Ban- I’a- 
trielo on tho 27th ult.. tlmt forty-two Indians attacked a 
small body of Mexicans a day or two previous, at a mib'- 
tang pen some twenty miles west or that town. The In- 
dia us killed eleven Mexicans. They (tho Indians) bad 
some fifty horses In their possession. 

Melancholy Ai xiuknt.— A melancholy occurrence is 
reported by the South-WcsUrn American of Austin : On 
the 3d Inst., Mr. Dawson and Miss Mary Dowles, both re- 
siding In Austin, were drowned if^nttempting to ford the 
river in a bugfey. Thpir bodies bad not been found. 

Tii»: Rivers. — Tho Trinity is rising, and Is expoetiyd to 
bo Kopn in good boating order. The steamer Win. Peun i 
got aground at Morgan's Point, on her way to Houston, 
and at last accounts bad not been got off. 

1’oa Ei. Paso.— C aptain Smith left Lavaca on tlio 8lh in- 
stant, with his train, for El Paso and Chihuahua. He 
takes out a large quantity of merchandise. 


FonaioN Miscellany.—-, A 
der the auspices or tho Geogi 
burg, for Kainsclmtka, tho 
Ami Hon. Ths ctJscU «... 
thesn diHtriots. to colloot i 
fa mm, to report " 
make ntr.p- yinur 
topographical features. *k mn ,„ v 

" boilislarli'a ur urJ „ n „ 


vri. .w T 1 ..W.MUH..HUI mm iiassian 
The otOect* ore to study the ethnography of 
— •••••■v^t speelmens of their flora and 
■ so tholr phyali-al nharartarlatloa, anS tn 
■S'" , p " n " 6 L l , , lr r "" d ’' ron ' t "' ""‘I nthcr 
Tills latter cla*s of observations, 
r\'. : ?.“. r * r, ! ,; * the empire, or beyond 

mexagiplc nf poor (Ja^rOobrwnlnVtw^ 
i ' P an w 1 * h,!|n cautious when 

1 Jlsputed territories as 

letters from Merlin, to l>c em- 
1 a day on a fourth volumo of 
, — • .. ." thought, will soon bo ready for 
M. Humboldt will do well to lose no time. 
... -"d with a sontlineutnl monaroh, who Is, 
'Ullng imitator of medlicval practices. If 


II. have ; 

Hut probably tin 

years rnpmity ... w „, man 

ihey arrive at such dangerous and 
the Kurile Inlands. 

M Humboldt Is said, In I 
ploy.-d three or four hours 
the “Cosmos," which. It 1st 
the press. l‘. 

Pru->in is blessed with n I 
nevertheless, a wl'/__ 1 

boro hut » |,oor teimro or hi, olBo,, In llerlln. 

Tho Juhls of Uommrrco or BbtIIIo hu ororontoil to tho 

SSSf Fit? fur ‘I- ln.pro™,mJm,"n»l^tl™ 

orUi^auodklqulTlr, Muto r«na,.r It rn.Tlg.bl' tor largo 

. ,F b “F, tw T n , , ' f Knglnml. by hor warrant ol tha Oil. or 
orSF.. K r »" l,,d *“ Oarollno gouthor. tho widow 

F™t ™ “h t U 7? ’ " l" ,n » ll >n or i-m, In oonald- 
•nitlon, aa In tho warrant la art r.irlh, “ or bar Iota hua- 
tan.l a omlnantnter.rTnioHl,.'' A Ilk. warrant or tha 
, */ r ‘J 1 '’ >»''ntn, confers of X7fi a rear on Miss 

an“, “, ln «™*W»™il»n orfi.r ra.rlt. aa 

n.n tl '.,*" d l"' r •“ability, rronuth. atato or bar 
uoo'tli, to continue bar exertion:, ror a llTcllhood." 

Tin, .dim dr la I'alrir nf tha Huy dc lhimo annouooMtha 
?rn„ V °i n t u" °l h " lt ,’ " r tha Uountraa do Murat, wlraoT 
d ' Mnr *t, a.x-Pcor or Franca, at tho chateau c? 


j,j nanifestationa of tho lovo of God, Unit 
A, would send in for my wifo to oujoy the 

p . i ah i.u- At. . 


hi with her. All her frionds now see the 
lidom of that Providence which brought 
|W to Snmmerfield, that she might be fitted 
fj, that h ome to which »ho had eo soon to he 
itnorcd. j 

There is tin incident connected witli her 
riich tho Christian world ought to know. 
Os leaving this place for homo, sho made a 
pnblic and formal request of her classmates 
b remember her in tlioir prayers when she 
ihonld bo fat removod from them. A few 


Tn, IlniSrs,, nr Tin: lima It, , nil —Tho Mobile Ad- 
v.tUmt nr Wednesday, glrea tlm r.llmrlng [.arllcnlura 
relative In thn burning Of tlm bark llolhrm ■ 

Thi- Veaanl. whl® cleared for NewYnrk on Friday laat. 
I»n I, a eatgn nr MKJ balea enltnn. oi | n rrela main. 1C c, inks 
tallow, .1 casks bieawax, MO dry hides. 7 hales leather anil 
.1 b'.af i merehamlhe, ,raa wholly consumed by. lire on 
Run ley ami Monday last. It |, a„p|.-,ed that the cotton 
"net have Igniled prevlntuly In or directly ..nef It wna 
stewed, as the ateamer Olay, on .Sunday, seeing she teas on 
fire, went alongside anii teuUerttl her nshUtuuci*. hut the 

cai'ln II hluking that tiny had alnadyau In a x- 

llnguL-b ng the Hanna, declined the prodnmil aid. Atler 
sho Kt. however, it appeat*i tho fire again got the niasto- 
ry. (he result belhg that botii vessel ami cargowerueu- 
tn-e y destroyed, the liaiuls on board escaping* hy means 
of tjie boat* ami suuie ebttou bales. Tlio Pratt went dbwn 
t u* bay early yesterday murning. on the Florida bringing 
tin* news but found barely » truce of tho wreck lett. We 
nr ‘* i; , “ , ( ' l4r G>'*t both vessel nnd cargo were fully in- 

,ur..l. \\ bile regretting tlm loss which will full or, the 
Uiniiance companies, wo h. lievo there are few If any who 
niil lament the fate of the ship, ghe was, we are afraid 
to say how old. and was rrmurkable for making the long- 
• sl on between tin- two ports. Her last 

u-yi g«- i t still fresh in the minds ol our citizens, to many 
of win. in her muluipg and long delay wu* the cause of 
scrit us lo.-s. 

,.. A N*;'f Game — Officer Marshall . wiya the Cincinnati 
1 imes, ipfnrmv us ol anew game which has been intro- 
dun .1 by t im •• Blmrprrs on the Lev* e. It is as follows : 
i ho sharper place.* a galvanized counterfeit *5 gold piece 
into an empty poeket-hook Qcttiug alongside iff a green 
•• p l , »* n ' , looks Into it, holding it in such a nosl-' 
lion that greeny ^es the yellow boy. He pretends as if 
hu-d »es not see it. ami closing the hook, declares Ii/fs out 
of tteqey. aud will sell tin* poeket-hook for a mere trifle. 
He asks the grenn nno If In, mil jr»a »2 for ll ; and ha. 
atipiMiaing that tln ro la a R5 |dec„ In It which the holder 
knn.ra not of. readily give, tin- ,1 tho h ,^ h | H 
pocket and slips ( It from tho sharper, for fear that ho will 
Ilnd out that the money is in it. Scores have Uius been 
swindled out ot their money, some giving as high im thre*’ 
and four dollars for a pocket hook not worth a onnrN.r «.f 


C.IMtH.LX ITEMS. 

An experimental trip on the Nortliern Railroad. • x- 
ten ling from Toronto to Lake Huron, so far ns comnkt. .1 
wa* made by the Directors aud Fjiglneer on Friday l i t 
I nt twelve miles *,f this gr -at'road is yet completed. and 
t0 opened f .r public use as noon as pes- 

The will or the late Della Flint, of Drockvllle. wa* re- 
cemly contested by hi* eldest M»h by In* lirr-t marringe. 
Win. received only X'liH). the bulk of a largo property being 
4i*lt to Ills wldyw and her four children. Ini onspeteucy 
on the part of tho testator, nud improper Influences on 
that of the wife and her children. Were urged as ren-V n 
for breaking the will Tlm • uit. however, war compr**- 
ml. Ml. Mr. Della Flint, jr . tho oont-stnht. receiving some 
rial estate in Delloville, and a slxlli of tlm residue of lm 
esti t« . and his sister, who had been similarly treated 1 v 
tlm will, gettlug certain lauds in tlm United Btutes. where 
she resides. 

Tlm Colonist complains or the pauper immigration, and 
churmlij upon Irish tundlords tlio heartlessne.-n of expa- 
trniiing.tb. ir helpless paup.-rs to die in fnr. ign lands. A 
jjomau. named Ilonora AIoGIcdii. ouo of this class, r« eentl\ 
fill dead iu the strec*tH4)t llnmiiton. 

At St. Catharine* and Dytown. resolutions have been 
l< ‘M'I ,rovl ^S pf "enactment' of the Maine Li- 
In tho Fro- ! 


aelyaomothing is tho matter ; I* know not 
vhit to make ot it," uml she shouted nnd 
frtired God aloud. 

A few days afterwards sho rcccivod it lot- 
Btfrom Sister Heard, (now Mrs. Childers,) 
■ which she stated 


Jlr. Oliver S. Persons, of Wcstim, Vermont, 

" W k '"“ d , t *" ■"*" hxwks with n single blew ol s 
11 bench "tick. They wuw on Ihu ground, so furiously 
nnJnh J .. "im* dld nut nhflorvo his x|n 

b ' , °* clMp| r Interlocked, he wns 
■dill to xtrlke belli at once end kill them. One nf them 

»ln‘v. UrC T| f °“i r f “‘ f° d l .*" > imU '‘ ,rwn l, P 10 OP ”f the 
T , 1 '" •>““0 of eontentlnn was a s<iulrrel leg. end «s 
nothing rise wxx foanil In llin cron of either. It vres jirutty 
enm, 1 ? ‘F “notlinr h.»k. ulilefi 'It nt e little dlstenoe 

tT?^“ LTShS? comb “ Unl "' "“ d TI-ro r M,t.d 

‘•Smith, I know you,” sniil a lungiutmto to a 
criminal he had hufore him. tho other day. and who woa a 
liar -looking case ; “you’re a Cincinnati villain.” • “I 

Hmt.w n l Bq U th ? K ' / our I,,,nor i I’m a Bt. Louis villain P» v 
Hmilh was permitted to travel. 

Tm: Peril* or Balixioninu.— M. I’ctln and blarawjwg. 
turns lie ,„i ,„ K r narrowly escaped with their livca on Thurs- 
day. tho 7th inst., after the grand ascension from Bridge- 


At our class mooting 
to Tuesday morning, wo remembered you es- 
pecially by name in our prayora ; and as we 
irere coming out of Ghurch, Sistor Stringfel- 
k>w Mid, ‘Toll Eyolyn, whan you writo to 
her, that wo prayed for Jicr* this morning in 
class, and while wo were praying, l felt that 
our prayer was heard and sho was happy ; ’ 
ind when they came to coni pare dates, they 
found that the very morning when sho was 
w happy it home, was tho vofy hour when 
hercJunatcs wero praying for hor at Sum- 
MitU." 

AW tho world would call this rant, enthu- 
«™. or something olso cfiually ugly ; hut 


"I’ppljf “f- 0»u hu bHx modemte xod tha r-tn i 
snlrs during ths weak of about MM — f H 

8S|940a V htuhiil, tha latter rata for Ma foam i 

Bran haa baan rather letter, tha supply tm 
moderate, and holdara havo gvnarally raallaad 
11 100 lh> for moderate Iota. 

Week’s receipts of Dorn, 0000 aaoka— oxpocta, 
I’llOVISIONB— Fork hex rcmalnod atrtmal. 
ring tho wavk, and wa hava notic'd only a foir 
at Alt 76/atll 00 for Haaa, and ,100,1s K 
The outside figures luva only been raallaad 
curly part of the weak, tha rates latterly rulln 

i aiw « I.U I U • a .. f 


perieuced throughout the pari-h than in any sc&sou for 
many yearn. The fevers,. however, arc of mild type, and 
generally yield readily to the proper remedies. 

Cnors. — The Natchitoches Chronicle of tho Otb iustaut 

soys : 

Tho corn harvest is most abundant In this part of tin* 
State , but the frequent rains have been disastrous upon 
the cotton. The rains have not only greatly retarded the 
gathering, but have produced rot. WchuvchcHrd general 
complaints from different parts of the paririi ; and. per- 
hups, it umy fairly be said that there will be less cotton 
sent to market by u fourth than wan anticipated six 
weeks since. 

The Mansfield (DeSoto) Advertiser of the 2d sh fn : 

In addition to tlio destructive inroads on the growing 
cotton crop, by worms and dry rot. we' havo ju*t beeu in- 
formed by J. D. Weuipl**, Esq., who returned iu tin* early 
part of the week from Alexandria, that the caterpillar has 
appeared in the Bayou Rapides districts in such formld.i-" 
hie number* as to .-weep almost the whole of the remain- 
ing crop before them. 

Crops.— T ho Plaquomine Sentinel of the lilth inst. has 
the following items : 

New Sluah. — A sample nf new sugar ha* been showu 
us. just made on the plantation of Michael Hebert, which 
is the must beautiful, certainly, that wo ever recollect to 
have seen. We are a judge only from appearance, hut 
think that such description of sugar will assuredly rank 
as" choice.” 

Maxing, Binr a a. —Several of the rianters in the vicinity 
of our town have commenced rolling within the la.-t few 
days, aud we have no doubt that tho whole force or Iber- 
ville will Im* In operation in a few weeks more. On Grosee 
Tele. Mrs. Wolfolk and llntard A Lnhnuve commenced o 
few days since, aud Slack and others have ere this, doubt- 
less, got their tires and engines under full headway. 

Col. Z. 8. Lyons. — The Feliciana Democrat, says : It 
painful -.duty -to -reeord-tlm death «d thiF- 
geutlemnn. which occurred on Saturday. evening, (he nth 
inst. He was buried on Sunday evening, th e ^th inst . 
with all the solemnities of the Odd Fellow und Masonic 
orders He was long and favorably known iu this com- 
munity ns a lawyer rtf' tine talents and great ability. At 
the time of his death, he was State! Attorney for the 7th 


rlncL< • ” 

An exhibition pf painting?, by native artisi 
opt :i in the Pnrlinmont House. Toronto, and a 
popular lectures oh Fine Arts is in progress. 

Tha mountains near Quebec arc covered with snow, 
ami Ice has formed on stuudlug water to the depth of half 
an inch. 

The Canadians are taking steps to ho represented by 
thnr productions of art and iudustry at the World's Fair 


917 ^ bid for Mess.... Bacon haa sold at a forth* 

tho transactions Including, on Wednesday * 
oxahx 8 <xnl BlOaa at S|^3BKV V ft. BhooWm 

tailed mostly at TH* * ft Dual hove aJao 

proMod, and tho xalex limited to s far lota Ml 
Hi for good bagged tn extra and oholoo «- r - , 
Tho xupply of Beef lx attu limited, and wa hive 
■moll aide, to ppovt at ,140,16 V bhl, ud ,7 ! 
half bhl tot Mom, and ,11 500 MS 00 « bhl for 
Urd haa been Inanimate nt 10011)46 for — , 
Inlrrlor nnd prime, nnd yeiterdiy aorn. ■v * f1 

1046 V fo Weatarn Butter haa continued 

moderate lota, nt 100306 B It for ordinary to I 
end Oheean harbean In raqnoat at 7X01144. alt 

inlenGnl In,. (U B >k 


Mn .. gaixnicut'a II. nr -Mre Rwliahclm. cdltr," of 
the 1’lttlhurgh Snlordny Viiltor. nnd i'nouy Fern, ore tlm 
I0"‘t dilllnguiah'd nenertara ot women’s right to write 
1’llyfoilnwInK l« n 'pcclmen or Mr». S/a peculiar vain : 

Sot-rlikn.v PRnxi'Mrrio.v, — Tin* Sooth,” the “ nrrogaot 
South thn •• Inxolent South;' tho ■■ overbearing South.” 
Ilnw thirc peiiky Houthnrn people do try our patience! 
huthlUK will do them but limy inu.L havo all the I’reel- 
■ *” i* * ’ ’’’”• ’o) l *‘” say in Congreap. They uiuat verify John 
ltnifdolph « boau. nud keep u« white 'lama ’’ catohlog 
lilac •< slaves, and niibody know* Into what outrageous 
formal urea ot dngk und mon limy <lo contlnuo tn work up 
their Northern dough. 'But nothing they, or any of them 
lotv. ever douu. did ever rite our temper like n paragraph 
wo find ti; our exchanges, stutiug that Mrs. rrewett. of 
tl’*' " ^ sxoo City Whig,” has offered to compare babies 
wlili us — to iutiiuatu ber belief that her mosquito-eiitcu 
fli a- bitten, tirk-tonuented, plsmire-pcrsecuted, alligator- 
nienacetl, miasum-imhoned. yellow fever-chased, fuu- 
M’orcheil. Mlssistipjii hul»y will compare with our Nettie ! 
Thai woman must he •• clean daft ; " hut in our opinion 
tiler'.* is so much method iu her mndness. tlmt she took 
care not to scud that, number of the - Whig” to our 
ortM*. 

Fbe must have fait that if w«- became directly uware of 
h'T presumption, we should hate started forthwith for 
\ az.HidMty. lo cover hrr with Ini'xtrlcahle coufuslc.ii. 8he 


dling Uplands*6*id jwr Ih. Hales to-day 6000 bnles ut ocean, about two miles from shore Afrei 
steady prices for the better qualities, aud an Improving network of the balloon for about throe- 
tendency for tho lower grades. ’ - 

Hour has continued In fair request, and quotations ar® 
without material ohango. Western Canal Is quoted at 
20s Od, and Ohio at 21s 6d per bhl. 

Corn has been firm, nnd closes nt 20s per quarter for 
.yellow, nnd 30s for white. Lard is without much phange, 
und is quoted at 03s per cwt. 

Tlio Money market continues easy, and Consols clo^a at 
100 to 100 « 4 *. 

Further by the Buropa 

New York, October 21 . 

England — Uoi rmuinj JYru' h'oundlatul . — Sir Bailie Ham- 
ilton has been appointed Governor of Newfoundland. 

Bishop Tarrie (?) of Scotland Is dead. 

Arctic EvrKuiTiON.— Th* Prince Albert, of the last Arc- 
tic expedition, has urrived at Aberdeen after an unsuc- 
cessful search for information regarding Sir John Frank- 
lin. The I’ribcQ Albert bn^ wintered in Baffin's Bay, and 
searched ns thoroughly ns possible I’rlnce Regent’s Inlot, 
while her consort passed up Wellington Channel; - The 
I’riuoe Albert started on her return on the 24th August. 

Germany — Negotiations .between Prussia and the Ger : 
man States have beeu broken off aud the delegates of the 
Zolvereln have left Berlin. * 

Louis M . Douchier has undertaken to form a ministry 
in Belgium. 

Jenny Lind is residing in Dresden. 

A Jewish Bynugoguc In Colnia, Galliciu, was set on Are 
by some thieve’ with the objeot of robbing it of tho valua- 
bio articles forming a portion of the sacred furniture, and 
the peoplu wonftiipping, pf the valuables on their persons. 

Terrible confusion followed, during which thlrty.vslx ladies 
were crushed to death. 

Ti rkkt. —The Bultan of Turkey, at the last accounts, 
was lying dangerously 111. 

The above ure the principal items of Interest embraced 
in the Eurnpa’s accounts. 

Tho Kuropa passed the Cunard steamer at sea on the 
10th. and tho Collins steamer Paciflo on the llth. Mr. 

Caimnack, whose death has already been announced- died 
on hoard the Kuropa. 

Mr. Webster Dying. 

Boston, October 22 . 

A special messenger bus arrived from Marshfield^ and 
reports that Mr. Webster is dying. He can live ouly. a 
few hours. 

Boston, October 22. 

Edward Everett has received letters from Mr. Webster's 
Private Secretary, which fully conllrm the sad report of 
the previous messenger. 

Mr. Wsbatar’* Ulnaak. 

Boston. October 22. 

On Tuesdny morning Mr. Webster was not considered to 
be in any danger from Ills complaint, which was a disorder 
of tjie bowels ; hut towaurij evening an Inflammatory turn 
took place, aud from that time he continued to grow 
worse. Yesterday Mr. Jeffries became alarmed, and sent 
for Doctor Warreu, who went to Marshfield this morning. 

During the night. Mr. Webster was vei 7 low. but at five 
o’clok this morning he full oaluep. 

Notwithstanding his illness. Mr. Webster yesterday pre- 
pared a large package of documouts for transmission to 
Washington City. 

The fitato Webster Executive Committee held a special 
meeting to-day, and in compliance with tho wishes of Mr. 

Webster’s family and friends, resolved to. puspend all po- 
litical action for the present. 


in N'uwYork. 

It has been decided to locate tho railroad from Kin 7*t'>n 
to Toronto In the interior hftho country, and not along 
shore. 

At Owen’s Bound, in the Upper Province, two inches of 
snow lay on tho ground, a few day* since. 

Tho number of vessels arriving at Quebec during tlu* 
pn.-rut season h 1U16, aguiust 982 last year. 

The Toronto Examiner publishes' an eight column 
speech by Dr. Rolph, on the Clergy Reserves que;th»n. 


ina can it by its right name. What a niys- 
torious Proridencoj that oho bo young, so full 
of promise, just at a time, too, when she be- 
gin to return into tho bosom of a fond father 
wch largo compensations for the thousands 
he had spent upon her, should suddenly be 
tut down! Why not the daughtor of some 
■to dee ? or if death must invade this circle, 
■by pluck tho fairest, sweetest, full blown 
ower in all tho garden ? But l forbear, and 


Board of Health. 

LIST OK INTERMENTS IN THE ‘CITY OK NE 
K or tho Wook enilinjr October IS, 1889 : 

Apcj.loiy aiKorerN-rv.;.- ... 

Acrt. mliHiuaDt I K.r.r, Cum lire. 

' I Kov.r, H > mliunl. . 

Cliof ra UUnUmi 1 iHutVii-^oHUa!*.! 


m prloc without material ohaDRu. IF. havo noUo.d furth« 
-alex of Carolina at «0«lV4 V ft. 

, Oiwrer HAGS— Th, Uklng rata, for round lota of thlx 
' artlols hava bora «®«V6. whll. for null parnlx hold". 
1 bar. realis'd fl>4. Wo hurt heard of no mlu of any 
■ moment 

1 1IHUF No Mia. hn yot roported In onr aurkH. Wo 
j quote Dew. rotted, nominally, at MO068I 0 ton. 

J BALT— There hare been four or Art oarwoM of Unr- 

i pool oo the market, and wo hare notloed — ’rr of two of 
» them, embraolog 11,300 nokl, on prleaU htu «ure 
i haa alxo been a Bale of 3500 eaokx Turks Unnd, front wnre 
j hou«e, at 66. ft eaok, the Oral tranawtlon of any Moment 
4 fur somo time past. From second hand* Liverpool ha 
l sold at $1 45 sack for Fine, and 0C(®$1 fmCoornn 

dnUvered free of dreyife. 

i COFFEE— The sale* of Bio are yet on a limited seal* 

~ not exceeding for the week 3300 begs, at r range of |UA 
%'it V |h for old and ntv crop, th* ontalde Ugam 
obtained only for a prime artiole of the latter. A farther 
cargo of 6027 bag* ha* been reoelvod from El o d* Jaoafro 
f making the direct import* of th* *eaao» 26,91 o bog*, fha 


SEWS UVJ'ELEGIIITU. 

Important ehom Havana— Aiiuivai. of the CHEAcks r 
< 1 tv — -.Vtt’l iu'A-, October. 19. — The Crescent City has ar- 
rived here. 

She reached Havana from NewOrleanc nt daylight i n 
th- morning of the 14th inst. Tho Captain of th?* port 
came on board and said that no communication witli the 
shore would be received. Lieut. Porter issued a prole- 1*. 
nnd then left for New York without tending the mails or 
passengers, 

Fi-rtiikh Pahtici i aiis — NrvVork. October 10 — fl he 
Lr. -cent City entered the harbor of Havana at an early 
*? *. »h* morning, and therefore eH’flped Uioleatatiun 

I he t.nptnin of the Port earnest) board ut sunrise nml 
ask. d if Purser 8mith was o.n the steamer. Lieut Porter 
replied in the affirmative. The Captain then stated that 
as t.ie Crescent City was already iu port, she would uot be 
turned out. hut at the same time uo communication with 
the shore would b<* allowed. 

Lieut. Porter then desired to present a protest through 
the. American Vice-Consul. The Captain General denied 


I llyilrwephalu, 


Cum unpliuiL. 


. U J llruonba*. InU.line. 


Com uliioBi. 

(Tan. i* 

I>ro| oy 

Py». uUiry.. 
Dial 'turn .. . 
DaUlity.,.. 


4 lloopine Cou| 
I Hydro- R m hoi 

s lilt. II, I’. -I, Ilf , I 


Tr.m.n 

Dron 1104J 

Kurt pbulitii 

K.»» r ( Tyj»hold.., 
K.vi r, InDirtnilUi 
K.vi r, I’wmleiou. 
F.»< r, Yellow*.. , 
Kovtr, UiicorUin 


11 u» k-oliik on I’.H.r bnulght'd woman 1 wo do really plly 
b. r ; and now tlmt we have retlected on It. we vfbuld not 
• U “»y consideration let her see our baby, for straight- 
way she would whip and pinch her poor little thing for 
very spite that it was so entirely eclipsed. 

Mu* never imagined a baby like ours, or dreamed of any 
thing i*o perfect. Just think of it. Mrs. Prewett—tweuty- 
threc pounds in eight months ! So white und soft, and 
round, with such violet eyes and such a tooth ! Them if 
you could h c that little fat foot held up for mother to 
his*, aud the look of wise wonder that follows this ex- 
.-peeled caress' Peer Mrs Vrewrtt, how we do pity you 
that you have not seen the baby ' 

Hear ' Fanny Fern''" 8bmo graceless wight on the 
other side of the wult-r has roused Funny's ire by a scan- 


■ I I’ eur.lu 

. I Sllllbora 

. 8 Stomach, Caucir of. 
.80 TataniM 


, - 1 — F4..4F LilU I.U1U Ul 

“Cterth will do right. ' 

' A? H. Mitchell. 

o®ffnerfield, Oct. 8, 1852. 

I^The Nuhvllle and Richmond Advocatoa will co 


I lUiMartaia. 
91 Wound. . . 


"! 44 , w ? r * " Bd,r 10 M "®IoT*d. 

•t 30 of Urn abjvs died in LTurlly HoapUal. *■ 

INTERMENTS IN THE VARIOUS CEMETERIES: 

jifuLf . r*”’: : : : : : ^ “ : :IS 

•gWf'*’ Calkolie (No. 9 ) : 

Hoapllal M Ufayelt. 

lek’s fu 

5 Total |i 

A HESTER. Baeratsry Board of Haaltk. 


General Inte 

II OH FIT A I.. — XI n 
Charity lire 

^T’ ntD ' Ue: 

®*®8lolng 

ft tbe deaths, 


UepArturM of tho Collin* nnd Canard BUautn 

FROM LIVERPOOL. ~ 

AM). RICA, (Br .). ...lot BOSTON SATURDAY, Octobar t. 

ARCTIC, (Am.) tor NEW YORK.... WEDNESDAY, • 8. 

EUllOKA, (Br.). . . ..fur NEW YORK.... SATURDAY, *. 

NIAGARA, (Br.). ... for BOSTON . . . v . . .SATURDAY, •• It. 

0ALT1C, (Am.) fur NEW YORK.... WEDNESDAY, M. 

AFRICA, (Br.) for NEW YORK.... SATURDAY, 91. 

CANADA, (Br.) for BOSTON SATURDAY, 10. 

Havre and Bremen Steamers. 

FROM 8 O UTtL&MV TON. 

.for NEW YORK.. ..WEDNESDAY, S.pl. 1. 

.for NEW YORK.... WEDNESDAY, '■ IS. 

■ for NEW YORK.... WEDNESDAY, •• 99. 

.tor NEW YORK....WEDNE8DAY,Oclob«r II. 

for NEW YORK. ...WEDNESDAY, • 91. 


rocfehbtera*' tWBn *J r ‘ fl0Ten wer o from yellow fever, and 

*^terd»T , nnHf WUH ftn exllilii - 
^ Asylum of ® Imp opposite , the Female Or- 

011 kick, th^ m * ohI “e, for moulding 

“k«np»tenui4i i?V on °( Mr - 1,ooth - Tho machine 
^tested that wlih»i 8 wor ^ t ! tl a single horse, and it 
*aen, It wii ini? i h °6 tt , 8a fit . a . nco of fo ^ r or Ayc l*oys 
1 tbs •pnllcatfe« ril of 0U 6 t ten t , hoUBJl,ltl bricks per dny. 
^fa»avd»?i?..i f thl " uumber m»y ho in- 

Vwed, withouURi^ 8111 ' Tb,s maclll QO tempers the 
•fir. pS^^.^^rvenUouof the slow ki»d ex- 
•foaplceof Dar ? UH<1- In l,u ' tr tel yesterday, 

"teptlou mi. out were Of the most i»erfect 

U built S .° hln ? U not of ‘ntHcate contrivance 


Health of 8 a) an, nail— The Bavannah Board of Health 
report the deaths of twenty-flve persons in that city dur 
ing the week ending ou the 12th inst. Of these, twenty 
were whiter and five blacks. 

Ax Old Caiii man. — John U. Klinck, tho oldest cartman 
in Now York, being at present in Ills eightieth year, re- 
newed his license ou Wednesday, tho 13th inst.. a* public 
cartman. Mr. Klinck received hU first license from Do 
W itt Clinton iu 1803, whou that distinguished man was 
Mayor of NowYork. 


when she comes to her husband. ; and, if she knew auy 
thing g«*>d before, it nil goes by tho l*oard then— it's no 
more use to her afterwards than the fifth wheel ora coach 
Don't you know, you wicked calumuiator. that thuuder 
don't sour milk more effectually than matrimony does 
woiuhu's temper. 

Como to their wickedness, indeed ! Hnow-fiakes and 
soot ! They'd not kuow the moaning of tho wofd 
• wicked." if your sex were blotted ouL of existence. We 
should have a perfect little heaven. upon earth — a regular 
terreOlriul paradise ; no runaway matches, no cases 

of c— conscience, uo divorces, no deviltry of any kind 

Women Would keep young till the miUenium ; iu fact. 
miUcniuui would be merely a nominal jubilee, because it 
would have already come. The world would bo one unl- 
ver.-ul garden of pretty, rosy, laughing wonien ; uo mas- 
culine mildew to .mar. their beauty or how their sweet 
heuds, tho blessed year round. 

Now. you d better repent of your sins, Mr Wliat's- 
your-nufne ; for. a* sure u« preaching, you will go where 
you will have nuthlug to do but lo thluk of 'em ; and you 
won’t find auy women there, either, for they all go to the 
other place. Fanny Fern. 


IIU.MUOLDT.... 

HERMANN 

FRANKLIN.... 

WASHINGTON. 

HUMBOLDT.... 


NEW ORLEANS MARKETS. 


Christian Advocate Office, \ 
Saturday Morning, October 23, 1662 / 
Wu have had only a moderate business to report in oar 
markets during the week just closed, except In tho leading 
articles of Cotton and Tobacco, for both of which there 
has been a good demand fur a portion of the time. Tho 
movement iu Bugar and Molasses has increased, but the 
supplies are yet too limited for extended operations. We 
have no improvement to notioe in Western produce, the 
low stage of the upper rivers continuing to restriot sup- 
plies to a limit but little beyond the wants of the oliy 
trade, and affording no eoopo for shipping transactions. 
In some articles of Provisions a decline has been submit- 
ted to by holders, the principal once being Fork and 
Bacon. During tho Week we have received accounts from 
Kidxipe by two steamers, the Arctic and the Buropa, those 
by the latter having appeared In our telegraphlo columns 
of yesterday morning. They represent the Liverpool 
market as having been slightly depressed during a part of 
the week ending on the Utb luntant, but dosing with more 
steadiness at that date. The salen of the week are stated 


N’fw Tei . r.GRAPii Link in Canada. — They ure now con- 
structing a now line of telegraph from Quebec to Hamil- 
ton in Canada. West of Mohtruul some 7U0 miles of poles, 
and 400 miles of wire, ou the new lines aud tributaries, 
ore now up, und Homo 200 nijlea already in operation, and 
new stations are beiug uddoil daily. 

Flying and Alighting. — Freuclt papers inform us thut 
a luau residing in the Hue Quincumpoix, Paris, formerly 

the porter of a hotel, who has for r:- ; ‘J. 

with the idea that ho could imitate Icarius. 
air, profited lately by the ubseuco of tho 


17-82d ; one for Havre at 1 l-lty, and o£e 
IK* for Cotton. Also, yeeUrday, two shl( 
and Glasgow at tfd fbr Cotton, oq« for U 
one for Genoa at l)f 4. 

EXCHANGE— There has been a rather | 
and the rates have generally been firmer di 
bat there Is nt> quotable improvement ; 

NowYork sixty-day Bills.*,. 

Bight Cheeks on New York*. X0 

Boston sixty-day Bills fl t Q 

Philadelphia sixty-day EUli -S; 


“ Thursday of the steamship Empire City, 
1 we have received dates from Havana to the 
• um li, ttxofli.tlonx of the l’tcnyuno. 

erguineut aud explanations in Un- 
it ' Crtficout °lty affair, we are disposed 
wcent events have caused no little exclto- 

th«n lttnna Klves tli0 f °H°wlug account of 
T C «»ccnt City to Havana : 


other plac_. , 

r% — . — ■* rz -— - - 

Dksi hit non of an Old Hoi &k — ,1 liinnmucw r. — ln 
Norfolk, last Week, a three-story brick house on Little 
Water street, built In 1804, was destroyed by Ure. The 
Norfolk Herald says : 

It was iu this house that a shocking tragedy occurred 
in ISM. Two gumhlirs (brothers) of the name of Davis, 
routed the third story fur the purpose of keeping a laro 
table. One night au ltaiiuu. whose numc we' believe wu* 
Colmlnl, (Coalminer, hh he was commonly called ) visited 


some time been possessed 
■u4, ami fly in the 
- - person appointed 
to watch over him, und eudi avored to carry out his design 
by flying from the window, which was on the iourlb floor, 
lie fell In tlie court yard aud was killed on the spot . The 
'Frenchman hud not the forecuat and sugacity of an aspir- 
ing Yankee, who made au experiment iu llylug. Having 
demonstrated In scientific principles the possibility of 
buoying himself up, ho procured u jaiir of wlugs and 
mounted the ridge of a barn. Froiu' thence ho cesuyed 
his flight ; but, being unable to resist tho laws of gruvlta- 
tlou,he came down perpendicularly Into a heap of stones, 
bruising hlm.-elf badly. When asked how he liked flying, 
ho said •• flying, was pleasant enough, but alighting was 
mighty uucomfortable.” 

Adroit EscAya from the Penitentiary. — O.i Saturday 
ufturnoou, the ffth lust., Wm. E, Criasey, u tailor, who was 
sent to. tho Penitentiary a few weeka since, made his es- 
cape from that institution. Ho was iu oue of the lower 
cells, the covered yard of which cominuulcates by a door 
with tho ornamented grouuds, through the walk which 
leads from the eutrauoe to tho oentro building. He was 
working at his trade, aud, to heat his goose, was allowed u 
furnace in his yard. A suit of clothes belonging to aeon 
vlct whose time hall Just expired was given to him to 
press. He threw off his prison garb, dressed himself- in 
this suit, and putting ou au old oup that he had iu the 
cell, coutrived to move the bolt of the yard door, and thus 
liberated hlmrelf from ooufluemont. There were a number 


SSF^Ion durinW’ “ h ? entirely without 

N r ,,J hor . t . ,tay •“ purl, nud dn- 
l "»r her crei .?S Uh “ r Ul " u “P‘«ln <d llio (.’re«- 
Cl!lSi" ,| fifree In V. d • , ““ l '”K« r », wore wintluj In 
■wriuj r^p, , . d “ e rexpeot tn publlo decorum, or 
*" <»« (Ut th* ord< '' r " of 0 “ r uultiorltiu'.” 

« >xum paper makes tlm following cor. 

^ rL '*"int City 'remained entirely 
«* ree«d, n ti,?1“ l “ 1 ,l 1 * )r ' 11 mu,t •» understood 
Ittu . dln,! ur Ultlug on board of 

ri thth. tb ' luu ’rT'nii„n?f l “ “““tnunicatlona that patwed 
•4aS,!‘“* t « “f Ure Port, and 

^"‘"Solthe.erdl^ 110 ' 111 ""’ “» >“•* lncluiled in 

* lbc ‘W'ren 0 ?! 1 ?, aeoordlug to the LWto, 

^^^w wth, “ l,0 U st - J ‘ go taru 

at!. 1 * 11 ^ co 'ton ■n r j! J . ar,0 ->’ e tuMnrina, baa onhtata- 
qj* ft L, p ** rlor to anythlug ever produced 

techua lon „ . i t0 ** compared to Boa Island, 
ana vervli u d lu circumference, with u' 
V* tekeo st ran«! tw / tmp i e ' ^ * a a selected sam- 

Gv tla say, »h ° W fr ° m Wlu,y otlw rs iu a field, 
w. . *7* the amount Z-r_ 


From hie Wnsizait Plains.— By an arrival from Fort 
Luramh*, the Washington Netic nal 'Intelligencer learns 
that the Indians were generally peaceable toward the 
whites, hut there have been some difficulties between the 
various tribes, especially between the Cayennes and the 
Pawnees. A war party of the former had attacked the 
latter not long since, and been beaten. One of their chiefs 
was killed in the engagement. In retaliation for this, the 
L'eyonnes have determined, with the help of tho other 
tribes friendly to them, to gather In tho sprlug and ext er- I 
The “ war-pipe” has been smoked 


How to use a Coal Stoae. — T he fire should' not be 
permitted to die out during tlio wiuter. By keeping tho 
Ure up, hu immensity of trouble is saved, und paradoxieul 
as it may seem, it is cheaper. Tho reason is th h : tho coal 
burns out during the long nights, hecuu-u the door of the 
stove is shut ; whereas, if the door is left open, it will not 
burn out and will be perfectly alive iu tlm morning. 
Lens coal is therefore consumed Theto is fio danger Iji 
leaviug the Unor open, q* the draft is always Ftrong enough 
to carrvHim sparks up the pipe fir chimney.' If. uiifr dim 
rieeps in the room, tlm upper sash of the window should 
be lowered two or threb inches, even iu the eo.iwt wcntlmr. 
and more when It is ml dor. Haviqg a coiufortuhlo fire iu 
tlm room lu cold w.-iuher. and yet eujoyir g frorii uirliv 
rnoaus of ventillatlon, is the very Ideal of comfort? and 

is at the cumo time au encouragement to the habit cf early 

rising, him ke down the ashes, therefore, before retiring 
fill up tlie stove with coal aud leuve the door opeu if you 
wish to *avo yourself or servant a deal ot trouble iu tlm 
morning, und at the same time economise coal. But by 
all means, orpo«j the-wiodow, if It is ouly the width of uu 
tuoh. [Ohio Statesman 

StoIes in TrnKEv. — A few yean ugo a. stove was du- 
kDown In Turkny. Nnw tbiy are found In a great lua- 


this entublihhmeut, uud^meetiug with exfrnordinn'ry luck. 
Iluully IfTnkn the bank: Tlio Davises aud another of their 
fratt'niily. charged him with cheating ho protested his 
innocence, but Ft was to no purpose They attempted to 
heiite him. but im broke from, them and fled down the nar- 
row dark f lair way. ull three iu close pursuit. On the 
hccoad laiuiiug he stepped aside unpercelved, and as each 
passed him on the rlglit . in tlmdark, ho gave him a fatal 
blah with a stiletto iu the left side, uud a push dowu tho 
next flight. The two Davists were mortally wounded, aud 
died within twenty-four hours : their compuulon lingered 
KUVeral weeks aud died also. The Italiau cncupcj. 

"‘Lemon Juicif'For Acute Uiiei aiatism — The treatment 
of acute rlicuuiuthm with lemou juice, aa noticed in the 
Scientific Americuu, more thau a yeur ago, huviug been 
successfully practised in Europe, has been tried here, 
and found to be a ver/etloctual remedy. Dr. T. D. Lee, 
of New York, has couimuuicuted his experieucu with it to 
tlm Journal of Medicine. Hu cites two cases, one a mule, 
uud tho other u female, who had been Humect to a severe 
rheumatism for a number of years, aud were often troubled 


I Untile, trlooo ol good stock eoaUntw In 
Attir'd during Uu> wrek, 434 W«, 373 1 
78 Utlcb Com, 800 OtdtM uud YurlbM. , 
— • * bio * a — 

Bo*f Cattle (Fine WeaUtik).... 7, 

B izar .....fX 

Milch Cows .... 7|3 

Calves and YkarlaAus. ^ au 


mlnats the Pawnees, 
with some five or alx of these tribes, who, lu otmaequeuoe, 
will act with the Cayennes ; tho Pawness, hearing of this, 
have made alliance with two or three other tribes, in an- 
ticipation of the coming hostilities, and a warm time ia 
expected iu (Jfe spring. 

A Bequest to Dogs. — On the .’ith of May, 1806, Sir. 
Bunhhy, a geutloman of considerable property, who died 
at Kingsbride, left by his will a pension of A'26 to four of 
his dogs He bad been remarkable for his attachment to 
the raulnu race, and when it was remarked to him that a 
portion of the sums expended upon them would he better 
employed in the roller of his fellow creatures, he replied, 
" Men have attempted to deprive me of life ; * faithful dog 
has preserved It ” Mr. Bushby had, in fact, owed his 
safety to a dog. when attacked by brig.iuds during a tour 
iu Italy, und the four auluula to which he made the be- 
quest LaJ descended from that one. Thu deceased, feel- 
ing his last hour approachlug, had the fuur dugs placsd 
uu chairs by his bedside, received Uu-iflast cartiirtr. re- 
turned them with a trembling hand, uud died, as it wow, 
between their p*w*. 

it ail hoad Vonc.— The r^lroad tax offilM.000 for the | 
Opelousas railroad, has beeu confirmed in Bt. Landry by a , 


Corner of 


Alauama Hives — The Mobile Tribune ofTueaday, Mays : 
The Alabama rose three inches at Montgomery ou Satur- 
day night. We hear also that there was a rise of eight inches 
iu the Bighee, at Demopolis, the same night. 


majority of two hundred aud eighty. The triumph is » 
glorious oue, 









■v 


C Ilf Urnt 


Booth© English 


tl'* GnannExp*- 
p laid •rlu nv- 


»ha* bwn ropem'lci) 
credited by th© Lon- 


t g*lr* fi 


I English and Irish 
'hipping. The ship 


itn _ 

wrecked on Ui© coMt o’f 


lMt*r 

*h rt-nnu 


The tVrltldh Heatnrr which shrived nt Havana on the 
11th In Kit brought date* from Yem Crust to tho Sib, and 
from tli" i’lly of Motion to the 1st lost. We avail our- 
scire* of the rieajriinr'* tranr-lntlors 





|Qn the C3d of September iba Committee of Congf©' 
presented to the Government n mommcnihiUon that 


i wliieh 


mountain® i 
0©n©ral <\»*tou 

ftft&ca 

Midi 


. tb»t morn- 


iil«l by 


litl®.! 

o Ifin strfetnrMh 


Brew and paHsenger* oared. 

,, ha* boon chosen Lord Mayor 


Iim written n long nrtlolr. 
“~*on Morning Avurtlser. in 
f to “ Household Word*. 1 ’ 
I rainy, and tho Welch 


«w <w»« nndor Wellington In 
I bo hurled with great solemnities, 
rived fro* Bombay to the 2Pih of 
that a general advance 


d a* the additional troop* 
■ abundant 


The public wind at 


to be fully prepared 
tho'hmplrc. Tt wns 
1 that Napoleon will return to Pari* 


i bar* been elected In the 
oand Carnot, resigned, 
dlanapnlls had arriv-d at Tarla. 

I In the South In Lonrro 
hi id ante. 

MlsCBlJ-lXEdr* ITEM*. 


• ©to ten that negotiation* arc cou- 
t United State* and the Zolyereln. 


n of Import duties, 
laa rapidly decreasing ln.ro- 


* had arisen In the Tuscan cabinet, 
can great damage by the inundations at 


1 that Fnnch 


Minister* at foreign^ port* 


o the probability of 
.0 to restore tbo Empire, .and 
t Louis Napoleon in favor of 


<H»h«l 


iSS 


in 


;h navy yard*. The 
a with Mr. Steward, 
rlda piric. 


anbury by the Conservative*, in 
rtey. President of tho Board of 
Ool. North, Captain Nye and Mr. Knlghtloy. Tory' 
■ from Oxfordshire and South Northamptonshire . 


A free-trade meeting i* to be held nt Munrlu-fltir on the 
Oth proximo, at which Oobdon, Bright and IlaU. the load- 
ing men ofjrtw party will owlet . 

At Llverpools ltho Liberal* are organizing against the 
Tory Influence, wKIclTcarried the last election. s 
Tho Queen and Court are still In the Highlands of Scot- 
land. where also Lord Hordlngc, the now commnndcr-fn- 
la In attendance 

of Derby Is at his seat In Lancaster. Tho other 
of the Cabinet are scattered here and there In 
Iry, and D’lsraell. according to Punch, is shut up 
nfng strei’t. preparing |Bo detail* of the Budget. 

It Is rumored that Parliament will be pumtnoned for 


btudncM on the 1st of October, (probably November 
“* * ‘ “ r La Plata arrived at 


Tho West India mail steamer 1 

ampton, Wednesday the 28th. with dote* from Chi 
W the 8th. She had on freight fl.374.7dO. of wh 
on acconnt of the Mexican dividend*. 


iutb- 

jogri-* 

of which $830- 
Tho La 


Plata had ou board three ponies, a present from the Presi- 
dent of Mexico to the Queen, in charge of Colonel *• Shuf- 


not 


t the 


cnee 


\ the ! 


nnt, 
over- 
;oly 
hce, 

\ Ibey 

| the 
his 
on. the 
Iwascuysed 
The hold of 
tint 




die first 
" > latest 


the 


M ■ I IVtlUW.V. 

‘Sire-: 


I end 
lluccio 
I of 
Ay 
lit from 
sr ®- 

on of 
bid him 
e of m.in 


1 was in 

‘-VSE 

.,a«ck 

was (he 


t chance of 
1 fill If of 

I am 


, pi tch - 
Melees, 
aon the 
i at Torre 
i tiro 
to the 
1 that 
Wypa- 


1 it possible 


[inCa- 
e back 
a Oeto- 


There ban been two arrlrals from Australia will gold, 
but no later advices. 

The Times of October 1st has roasnn lo bsllcrs that the 
"totomt-nt that Lord Elgin 1* superseded In tho Ouvornor- 
~ of Canada 1* unfounded, or at least premature, 
report by Lord Shaftesbury 1* published, regarding 
i Hospital for the Insane, nud discloses horrible 
of th«7 Inmate*. 

*h, tho India rubber patenter, advertises a new 
paint, made of caotohopc, for ships’ bottom*. wlilcb, by 
WMnltig the resistance, Increase* the rpuyd two knots uu 


(lUnriSrrr' iijff ^» f th ? c t lnf . PAtroti, of Crafts, tho fu- 


in England, arc Lady Uyrt>n ond 

ace. 

wag In FhhihuMphta lms boon rending through 


' • • UW nun. 1U E.I1J 

her daughter. Lady Lovelace. 

Borne wag lu Phtalludelphla 
the mall to 

the prosper! 


itl! to parties In England, unpaid letter*, enclosing 
, - . . tiwof the Art Union, and referring for partlc- 
ularw tO‘J. 8. go to_the devil n Borne of tho reoiiiionts 


have written to the Tiroes about It. 
The weather 1* cold and rainy. 


Foreign News by the Franklin. 

luhe from the Baltimore Bun tho following sum- 
mary of tho news brought by the steamer Franklin, which 
arrived at New, York ou the 11th, aind brought Liverpool 
and Bout ham pton datca to the 20th ult. 

The Arctic arrived out on Wednesday morning. The 
Washington touched at Cowes on tho 26th. The America 
-ached Liverpool on the 26th. 

The ship Maine, of Quoenstown, was struck by llghtnfng 
m of Malta, and completely destroyed by fire. 

Fourteen lives were lost. 

ENGLAND, 

The excitement relative to the weather had subsided. 

and the ht*»— * »...j . ... 

Thewhoat _ 
in quantity, 


• harvest at the North lmd m arly all been aecured. 
*Ui <,ro ^j 0n ^ B would bo under the average 


hile the quality lu mort instanee* would bu 


TM Quran M<1 Prinos Albsrt wsro still In Scotlsnd. 
Tb. bodjr of ths lluk« of Wslllnglnn wss still at Walmi r 
iTl VroTi arrangonenl. fur ljlng lu 


Ktmteat Chelwa HoeplUl. 
The American Guano E: 


Amertcn Unano Krpsdltlon to tbs Lobos Islands 
waa ereatin, mush unsaslnssa ms, tbs dsalers In suano 
and Psrurlan bondbiddsia. fears ol a collision were bs- 


xiunliiE to he entertained. 

Tbs London Ttmss of tbs 28tb sontslns an artlols son- 


dsmuatonr of tbs i.riKiwdlnBs of Mr Wsbslsr, and os- 
conslotlon tbut the Peruvian Oi vsrnmsut 


---that tbo Poruvlau (luvsrnuisnt 
would bo nblo to boat off pr sapturs the whole of tbo mi r- 
.f.snt v.oaol, oopacsd fa tbstinano Uxpodltlon. nnlsss ,i 
“>• "sited Butts Intorforo to prstont 


FBAKCE. 

.^“•^tenipt was mtdo to axsawdnato Louis Nnpoluon at 
•MnT. s’ f“ loltrni.1 ninohlos, oouUInlnB 
J50 Run barr. li loaded with 1S0O bullsls. The macbluo 
was saonrsd bj. tbs pollro and tba pnrtlss arrested. 

' r, . ,u ! 1 l .V 1 ‘ *tete that tbs first ofllelal act to. 
rw ‘ th " Kteflro "HI take plaro on 

T.*** - ” i h .^. T ? ur " d,cr ^» -111 bo published for 
Ue oon location of tba Sonata to examine and report on 
\£°V “*• d'Parlnirnla, IuvIUbr tba President 
to assume the Imperial dignity. 

The conspiracy to murder tho Prcrldent, it waa be- 
lleyed. waa extended through Prince Vo*. (*lo) and was 
*et on foot br the French PledwonteiMi Boclulliu 
on* buudi—* — " *- 


•wt on foot by the French T . r|[r 

Ired well known violent soclMb-U l»a7o“been Vr- 


Pleduiontemi Boc 1 


r “^ d '-°. h . M ?r d wt ! h be, “* « n 8»«<Hl Itl the conspiracy. 

•ther macliino coucoalvd 


*• ♦hmurht there Is yet auolt 

Marseilles. 


the PelleJotirnaU.ro principally ooouplod Inehron. 
..doff tbo progress of tho President throURh tbs Southern 
Al Or-noblc, Avigono und Maraollles the 


■ a — 7 . , ' V ,«uu IUI 

.^tmo^tet'Sr.!i hlho mMt «"*’**-* 


lt5'u7iS^h.‘‘. l ‘."ir’°, t0fP ; pUlnr "tfetfl"*. however. 

7.r h '“Ijii* 10 "* ° r »*»«ot hatred prevailod 
™ ^ P n,T >^ by a couspiniry to n*. 

-aeebiate the President at klsrwdlle. The lob roal n?u 
: * *““* ln OD * Uleatrwt. through 


? > : l * ad b -T. thc P 011 , 08 night.. lleMdes the 250 gun 
«Wdi,lt"h , VrooL 0 ’.ho; d as \ , “" d “ b rr* fltollarly 


fh?X!2.7 ! '!!rKT S* ot Tbl " halter/' If aTiddirioJ 

the passage of tbs cortege, would have oompletelv swenl 
awe. tbo President and bl, atten^tT Hu/ <*t£l 
eonSplratora won arrested The plot of deetruotlon was 

C^b/VpXe" 1 ■° Ck ' ,/ ’ W " ICh h * d '«'« »— 

Tb# subieet of adranolnff the addresses emeoatloo 
Couno11 * ReneraUj. and of eltbrr 
ST Sl? i rj , ? rt, , he J eOB . or p “ ,ln * lh “ Senate*, ultima- 
turn IovIUur Louie Napolooo to assume the Imporlol tly. 
nasty , baa not yet beau definitely settled ' 

Drroeut*li>uei -0^“°? I ’* rU mftm OPmplotluR bis 
L te'-hrated with royal and ImVrl- 

iKU D . d ve , ?7£ d t“ P e XI.‘; ,Ch WUl •w«« 

fh* “** of attempted aeeoselnetlon of Louis Ns 

_ GERMANY. 

tk^ l rf , nro'^ruilf»““" , ' r ' '. K t ain *• T1 'o destrue. 
i^ln oSSJJS/oJT M<1 thm w “ ““'h suffer- 


Al-STUIA. 


Tiotxjvr Oaui -A deetrnoUio gale was experienced et 
Bavnnnab, Charleston, and other points along the Atlantic 
•out, on lb* night of Batiuday, tba Ptb Instant 

BaTannalt News aays ; 


l !“ * ,nd w “ *te height, and Jodglng 
f with which It broke agaiurt^lhe 
mb. of the hou.., and tba heavy swelling roar with 
wblob it swept over the elty. we expected yesterday 
uumlrg to wteneas a scene of daetrucUou cyan ^rnoru ex- 

~rtJftedteA‘.,“ < T l °r , r 1 , bJ,U ““ ff 1 " "‘L* "hlob wo 
fUfiuat uf.Usl year, te c h.ye ukon con- 


HJSijTfiSfE SAtent of tbo'damsge.'and 

“ *•_ "jot so great „ h ,j 


VortuuaUty the wind storm was 
SB by ruin when at lu height. A. heavy fall of 
intw would Sn* r dll " 1 «teaUy to its fores, and much In- 

fwiSa^Xoo,^ ^ p ™rr tj ln «'*r- «• 


[IVe would premiso that tbo correspondent who writes 
Is ona of tliu Spanihh party in Mexico, and lii* political 
vaticination* should lio takeriTuw t&ano satis. Ed*. IMc 1 
Advice* were received at Jnlapa, on the 23d. that the 
Ft' - Satlenu Q«ard t hat iett Pero t^m 
the 16th ult., for Orizaba, had .been met by the Insurgent ; 
at Cerro Gordo, and the entire body surrendered to the 
Insurgent* after a short fight. * 

A pronunclamiento ha* tnken place nt Guadalajara, 
which nraong the article* of It* plan h&* the following : 

*• The nation invite* Gen. Antonio Lope* de Santa Annn 
to return to the Ilepublic, that ho may co-operate In sus- 
taining the federal systems and re-establishing order and 
peace.” 

Don tT oso Maria Blancarte head* tho movement. 

Tho corrc*pondent of tho Diana de la Marina says : 

‘In regard to the general state of tho pronunciainlento* 
u 1 hardly knotf what to beliovo. Boino nay 
bate plenty of money, and others are equally sure 


thnt body should be convened to take Into con- Ideratlon 
thc Tehuantepec question, the molting of war on thc In- 
dlan*, and thc means of raising resource* for the Govern 
ment. The Government, however, reduced the question* 
to he presented, and Issued the following decree : 

‘‘ The Chamber* atv convoked to meet on the 20th of 
October, to tnko Into consideration measure* for the re- 
establishment of public order, now disturbed by revolu- 
tionist*.” / ► 


On thc 80th of September the Minister of Justice Issued 
a decree against the liberty of the press. The following 
are It* mn-i imports, nt portion* : 


while there cx1*t* f»n emted force In any part of the 
Republic which does not obey the order* of the Gorcrn- 


ment, and uttnnpt* an overturn of tho ex Ming- nr tier of 
thing*, attacking the national Institution*, no. one shall 


write for the pVc** anything thnt shall directly or Indi- 
rectly favor tuo rr- tensions of the Insurgent* No one 


shall be allowed to write against thc nuLborille* or ftlnc- 
tlonarlt-s In any way thut shall degrade them In public 
opinion; neither will calumnious nr defnmntory asser- 
tions, under, the frivolous prettuin- thttl-At^i* publicly said. 
,or,lt I* well known, be allowed ; but renFonablo- dissension 
on the acts of tbo Government, which shall n6t provoke 
thc feeling* nor (>(fend the person* of the fl filter*. I* not 
prohlbltcdl,” 

OfToncc* arc to be punished with imprisonment or fine 
of the writer, qr printer If ho will not present tho writer ; 
and the supreme power decree* to itself authority to net 
summnrlly in the premise*, either with civil or mllitniy 
form* The pres* I* consequently as completely muzzled 
a* in France. 

The correspondent of tho Diario de la Marina Ray* ; 

“Apart from all revolutionary nonsense, it i* unl- 
veraally considered hure that the Government of General 
Arfota is defunct. Ins new Ministry I* composed. Jn it* 
majority, of parties who will never *et water on tiro ; and 
on the proximate opening of (Jongrei* It Is tho general 
opinion thnt an entire change will take place. The 8tato 
Legislature* already begin to clamor against the law Of 
the pre*n, and it is currently reported that the Govern- 
ment of Puebln ha* called out six thousand men. an en- 
ergy that evil tongue* say would havo been better shown 
during tho foreign invasion. 


Ol'X Iln.ATiosa wiTtf Br*P»—m 1 
fpctcd by the treatment of the American bark Cornell* 
and (he ‘ Indignity ” rtfrrrd to the Crescent Oily — en- 
gross the ntteftthm of the NewYorh pres* : and It 1* cml* 
ou* to see the wide latitude that la amumed by certain 
.editor* wklln discussing theWgAf and tho irrong of the 
matter. Thus, whlU the Courier pronounce* the treat 
raent of the Oomelia “ an ln*ull of the grossest character, 
and entirely unprovoked,” the Journal of Commerce takes 
an entirely different ground. The vc**«l in question, 
contend*, was thirty subjected, under the droumstances. 
to thc action of the local law. The Journal can see no- 
thing In the treatmabt of the person named Koarkness. 
(found concealed on btiard, as Is alleged, without Captain 
Ward’s knowledge) at all Justifying the excitement cre- 
ated In hi* behalf. And then, a* to tho other alleged ob- 
Jectlonnblc fi-ature In this case—the searching of the mall 
bag after the Cornells had thus sujeoted herself to suspl 
cion— the Journal thinks we can better understand the 
matter by applying the fact* to ourselves, for If— 

‘•One revolution had Just been attempted among 
and another were threatened, and a vessel were In our 
harbor owned In tho country from which the danger In 
the first rnatnnco had come, and again threatened, on 
boanl of wlfieh a person had WrfTound secreted whown« 
rnlnilrol to the government, and there was Just renson to 
suppose that there were letters on board disclosing the 
measure* Intended for an expected revolt. It cannot be 
doubted thnt we should Insist on a full examination 


Ilfionc, »i Shniighni. 
ns vs, almtit to embark for th# tlnllsil ni.ro. 


embark for tbs Dnltsd States. 

baltrssn NsW>« 3< ami Paraguay 0 

ln,UM “ "i*"" Anilp »» 


SCHOOLS AND OOLZJBOBS. 
FBUOIANA 


SOUTB-V 


female institotb, 


. ^, r L®/L r *Sl® ''""j'oollneil n 'public -linnor ter- 
den'd by tho NewYork merchants. * 


> NewYork mcrohanta. 


—iSJ®®®"-, , 0 v r/n.uf.n. 

tt * Institution slossd nn I 
OrtSfi, m somrootirlog oo Kim Monday ln | 


J0R N 


I wiro*' r C Q °" rl ' y a pe r e , ntin K ><i» leoturen on tlio 

I Wit* of Queen Anne’s i Helgn. In London. 


to reach the United BtatciTuntll December ^ 

ShorULm Knowles, the nulhor, in Bald to Imre 
wK l - B 11 * 1 b »P u *rtl by Immersion, some 
time back, by tho llev. Dr. Innns. of Edinburgh. 

An English author Bflys of n oortain lady— 
“Lady Nlcboll* was the true type of a well-bred English 
woman, who resign* herself, without winking, to a birth 
°P r f • y rfcr ' ftn( t w t>° find* this prosaic exercise so natural 
that she utter* neither complaint* nor regrets.” 

In being helped to some roast turkey fit a 
hotel, an Irishman was so much pleased with the flavor 
°LA“® dossing that ho callod for a second plato, saving, 
JR l? ™ ntl now ’ r "Palpoen, glvo me lots ov the stuffing. 
Och. I»c the powers wouldn't a roast turkey nrndo of ali 
stuffing be n male for a king ? ” 

A complete cAlleotion of the military corres- 
pondence of Napoleon ils being formed by order of Louis 
Napoleon. Considerable progress has already been made 
In It, but It w II. It Is expected, take two yenrs more to 


BOARD OF TEAOHKTW. 


“Without dipping Into su^h dopths , I may say to you 
** " “ = *** ubir ' 


in peltn that Iho now l’rFsRMB'or IhoTlepubllcirBcnbr 
Munt z Lodo, present Governor or Guanajuato, who. as a 
litterateur and ns a politician, has a high reputation. In 
the present situation of Mexico, can the pen or tho tongue 
of a lawyer eon? with the Uifflcultlcs of the cri-is ? Many 
nope It, hut wilbal fow expect It. More confidonco would 
bo found In a good sword. But where shall we look for 
It?” 


Ri ms ay Ancirtt Cities ix tub IlLAKns or the North 
PAC iric-.— The ruins of ancient cities of Immense magol- 
t ido and extent, hare long been known to exist in several 
Islands of tho Pacific ocean, tho origin aud’ existence 
which history furnished no acoount. In one of the Lt. 
drone Islands, a group lying in latitude 18 degrees north, 
and longitude 1T0 degress east, some two thousand miles 
from the coast of China, are the stupendous ruins of one 
of these ancient cities. 

The Vlnsyxrd Oiistte, published »t Kdartowp. glrss sn 
xcsonnt of x ylslt to tbsse rains l, y Ospt. Alfred K. Flshsr. 
of the Nnnluckcl whale ship America. Tlie principal 
street was three miles long, and the buildings nil of stone 
of a dark color and or tho flnoat material. Near the can- 
tre of the street were Weirs solid stone columns, near 
filly fest ln height, and ten feet In diameter at the base 
From the principal ayenue other streets dlrerge at regular 
Into reals and et right angles. The ruins of tho whole etty, 
were OTergrown with trees of ancient and gigantic growth 
The natlrc Inhabitants, nor the Spaniards In whose pos. 
session the Island Is at present, conldglvcno account 
the founders of the city. It soemn to bn a counterpart .. 
those Central American cities, tho record of whose pcopli 
Is blotted from the memories of men. 


„ . , .. « . , , , — .... ewt> irttio imini io 

finish It. It is to be published, and will run to sixty or 
i eighty volumes. J 


TKItSId- I'ATAni.E HKMI- ANNUALLY IN iDVANOR. 
Board, (la SO per month,) »12A on 

^"Nai^p^tj ■■••Si 

rfiaragss «»o 

I> rawing and l-olntlng (extra.).. . wto 

Bntn7he. b t *"' 1 Tuition "in English 

llraneh, s. cost from $105 00 to $176 00 p-r gesslon * 

,-a;: :° n g^ rt “ d L.«te°«iT* « tfif. i SStSi mi. 

J'."' 11 ''"' •'"■'’races the rarlous Depart- 
Mod^andA^rf t r * 1 ’ M *"tel. and Physical golsnce- 
If deal rod. 1 

prntraeteS um^r" 1 m,,d ' far 1( "P l <’“•<>1 

els?and k Ta^le-nap°khm‘(^^heI, h ) ‘ be ‘ r ^ 

e. t a’V”^’’lMCtnte,°an7^fn^ I iro.in--.'i‘ d *« B n b 7,,!?^!!ri 


At th© above i 
following ; 

tlon, at eatatogne prices. ' 

. , bun DAT I 

Hnnday Bohool r 


Bcokaof a# 4 


tensive assortment of 
Llbrnrles. 


. TIL 

This department Is very h 
works In Theology publish 
™po, among Which mav he < 
Jeremy Taylor, Wreley ' 
I-oolto, Bacon, HUton, ( 
Paloy, Rtackh 
7-elghton, Be 
Ncvlns, Evan 
Mnd ’ Ki«o, __ 
D’Aublgny, Luttorf/cMvIiT* 
BIBLEB! HYMN8! 


On tho 2<1 inst, a Mrs. Murphy wns fined 

and costs In a police court at New Bedford. Mass., for hav- 
ng dlsturbod worship at a Catholic church. It appeared 
In evidence that on the day the- alleged disturbance took 
lilac". Rev. Thomas McNulty took occasion to exhort his 


unifni ..fr .w. Vro VC u,,,n K rcsolvctl to devote our 
nu l ^mv h ' » ni1 advancement of onr Pu- 


?£**¥«**** 


pH*, the undorwli 
desire a 


aug21 


d . i° 1 lhe P Rtronn -’® of those, who 

thorou^i and adonmpHshod Education, 
tf BENJAMIN JONES U II. IV. BUALKg. 


Of binding.. 

1 •Bfipactfnlly t„. , 

-h*"ts, toaohom, and «h^, 


flock upon the dire nnd dreadful results ot frenucntlng 
b !’“'7; _Mff: “"ri'liy. for some reason, excepted 
■ *ose In 

rz 


to this sort of pointed prcaolilng. and forthwith rose In 
her pew and addressed to Father 


rliirh may be stated safer 
fcroolouv Mr*.-.Mur| 


McNulty langi 
y to have been strong l 
led “■ 


.. , . r phy Rtylrd tho Rev. Thomas McNulty 

bl-tckguard,’ nnd addod other terms more euphonious 


nnd less polite. 

9 f n Lhc Util inst., while the workmen were 
digging round the foundation of the ancient London wall, 
which is situated on the eastern side of Trinity Square! 
Tower hill, they discovered a large quantity of old horns 
df- Q3M . P R t »d other pqttlft $ .which were carefully, collected 
together for preservation. They were in excellent condl- 
Uon. and weighed about 300 weight. Tho old lofty wall, 
lyhlch 1 h of giS-at antiquity, and thw finest specimen thnt 
-©an be found, has been pulled down and carted aw iy to a 
stnfte-mnson s yard in Bpltalflelds, ]»ortlon8 of which Con- 
tained very curious and rnro plecest)f ancient masonry 
and unique carving, which must have been executed at 
1' " « \ thnU Ti y™r >n *°- - 8,,vcrft l tablets have also 
been taken out of the lower pdrtlons of the wall, nnd re- 
moved by the contractor*, most probably to he destroyed, 
as they were taken aw«v ia.. 


CENTENARY INSTITUTE. 

SVMMF.lt FIELD. IX1I.U1S COV.VTV .HLA. 

THE Kacreliea of tho Tenth geaelnn , f thla Initltnte 
will commence on tho Flrit Monday of Oct ,bor next, under 
the control and direction of the rollowln;: named gentle- 
men and ladtee. who compose tho Faoully : 

Rtf . A. II. Mitchiu., D. D.j Prealdc-it and Frofeaior 
of Mental and Moral Bclenct*. 


my large and valuable a 
Spelling Books, 

Reading Book*, 
Dictionaries, 
Grammar*, 
Rhetoric, 


Rev. Eu Hmiusn, A. M.. Profe**or of Aoolent Lan-J. 
guage*. ™ 


Ma, Tho*. O. BsAtnj, Profewor Of M .Iho mallei and 
Chemistry. 

Rr.v. T. Y. Ramskv, Ptofeasor of Engli-h Literature. 
Mi*« Jixu 0. Towlkr, Teacher of English Branches. 
Miss Mart 8. Garrett, Teacher of the Preparatory 


they have not a rnp. Borne think they are well united, 
including servile* and Santa Annaists ; nnd others know 
that the most terrible discord prevails among them, and 
thnt tho revolution is in. danger of subsiding Into social 
anarchy. My private ndviccs do not entirely do away 
with this fear. I may say they rather tend that way. 
This Is tho only thing wanting In Mexico’s disasters. 

On receiving advices of the movement nt Gnadnl* 


receiving advices of the movement nt Gundalajnra, 
the Government could not affect ignorance, and the law 
of the pres* was published, all communication with Jalisco 
suspended, and troops ordered to march on Guadalsjara. 
This causes somo confusion, as you will see. 

“ Since Urn brigade of Urngn has been quartered in tbd 
neighborhood of Mexico, daily rumors have becu current 
thnt It would pronouucc In favor of n Dictatorship by 
Arista, and one day we were assured It bad token place at 
Tacnboya. 1 will not Inquire whether thc Government 
approved tho Idea, but 1 am sure Uroga did not. Thl* 
brought a marked coldness between Arista and Uroga. and 
when the troops were ordered to Guadalajara they were 
placed under tho command of Gen. Vasques, Uraga being 
sent as Oominandnnte to Gunnajuato. It now remains to 
bo seen what will bo the effect of the removal of a much 
liked general upon troops who beforo were Inclined, not a 
little, toward Banta Anna. 

“ In regard to the other outbreaks I have little to say. 
They appear to be ojilj local movement* Including that of 
Mazatlan, which sustains Itself. Tho only spark that seems 
to manace danger Is tho movement of a Prefect of Mlcho- 
ocan. who pass, s for a BantaniKto. and has 300 men. But 
enough of politics with which wo are all satiated. Even 
theatrical affairs have for the moment h>st their interest, 
and I can only any thut thc opera cgbtlnucs Its labors 
without any notable ovent. lt is •aid lhe company mny 
goto \ era Cruz.” 

c Don Lucas Aluman has resigned his position as one of 
the committee to examine the Tehuautepeo propositions. 
Ho took this step after receiving the instructions of the 
Government tp the Commissioners. Don Antonio Mon- 
fordlu has been named in hU place. 

A body of 200 men had l»een ordered by the State Gov- 
ernment to maroli from Vera Cruz to Jalapa, but After the 
news from Cerro Gordo were recalled, “ as the Government 
bad changed Its plan of action.” 


ifiRmr. Affairs— Steam NaViuation of the Rio df. ca 
• Plata and its Trhivtaiiies — A company, under the name 
of the New York nnd Paraguay Steamship Company, has 
been chartered and Is now receiving subscriptions to its 
stock In Now York, fpr the purpose of establishing a line 
of steamers for the navigation of tho Rio de In Plata nnd 
Its tributaries— of which tho Parana, Paraguay, awl Uru- 
guay are the principal. The commerce or the fertile coun- 
tries along the line of these rivers has long been closed to 
tho world by the obstinacy of Rosas, the late Dictator of 
the Argentine Confederation who forbado any vessel pro-’ 
ceedlng up or down the. Rif de In Plato On his down- 
fall. however, it was thrown open, which will give a great 
Impetus to the tPudo of the fertile States bordering on 
thoso streams. Tho Government of Bolivia, whose terri- 
tory. with that of Paraguay , was completely excluded by 
the restriction from all communication by tho river with 
tho Atlantio has promised a bonus of $20,000 to the first 
steamer that succeeds in reaching their coast. This com- 
pany proposes to purchaso the British steamship Chero- 
kee, which arrived from Halifax some fow weeks hack, and 
send her forward without delay. 


T» k0r ? RWay lDd ^mlnaYel‘y with' tile dirt 
and rubbish. Tho.lnrge space which exposefifthe old wall 


I js now being built upon, and already large warehouses 
i constructed for commercial nurnoses. A ureni 


have been constructed for commowiaf purposes. A Rrent 
number of respectable persons visited the spot to Inspect 
the old wall, which In two nr three weeks will be com- 
pletely built sgaluPt nnd hidden from tho public yIcw 
T he men have been excavating to an immense depth, and 
have found numerous Roman coins. V 

Lately , ns the workmen wore engaged in- tc- 
,Tn T . T i nwL a ^\l IaU J 5 7 pt ’ London - they found behind 
ih? In k iiT ,f k .V et0n " of ft rat aud n r *‘t. From 

the r7 £ ,! Ch they were found, lt is evident that 
thi cat. which Iflof a very large species, had suffered the 

flrmto hhM l !n l°t f " tnr Tf tl0 mi n ,,u " ul "K ih " rat. which Is 
n Jr ^ ^ U h . Tho ft»ncs of tho cut and rat 
are most perfect, although supposed to have lain In their 
placo of senulture some four or five hundred year*, the 
smellers being as complete as when living. Several an- 
tluuarle*. who have viewed the skeleton of the cnt. maln- 
Kngjlib tabby 000 ° f th ° Pendlin br ®® d * others of the old 


Mow*. Jci.es Bsadt, member of the Itoyai Academy of 
Pari*, Principal of the Musical Department, and Professor ' 
of French. N 
Mr*. Lccisda Fkrouson, A*sistant. 

Rales of Tuition for the Scholaitio Tear. 


n . • WALK DEPARTMENT. 

Primary Claw..: *05 no 

Engll.b Orammar, (leography. Arithmetic and Ilia- 
lory 

Latin, Greek, Mathematics and Natural Bc’ienoes.' 


Preparatory Class . 
Oolleglato Department 


FEMALE DEPARTMENT. 


30 00 
40 00 


„ . Extra Charges, 

Music on tho Piano. , 


26 00 
40 00 


The North BritiHh Mi\il waya that a young 

mau, wno.left 1 nisley, Scotland, about tbroe years ago, 


Stof. I? 1 in Australia, has within these few 
& ^‘ tu rt u ' d homo. Ou entering his mother * dwelling, 
he found her ongagud winding weft on weaver s pirn*. 

r r u UlUa ii Kr,M . 1 nKK on l h° happy meeting, the son 
Sle '“ roTaX' Z . b " Pirn-heel. J- N., n., 


Music on the Guitar.. ’ , 

Use of Plano [ 

Brewing. Painting anil Embroidery. ! ! 

French Language 

Each student will be charged two dollar* per 
the purjmse of furnishing wood and watur and foroUii 
necessary attention to the sohool rooms. 

One-half of the Tuition Fee 1* payable In advance, thc 
other half at tho close of the session. 


46 00 
40 00 
6 00 
15 00 
25 00 
for 


cr 


Drawing, 

Book-Keeping, 

Geography, 

Ifletorjj, 

Biography, 

; — - Natui 

French Grammars, Diction.. 
Spanish, German and Italian 0 
Readers, etc. 

Greek and Latin Book*, of * 
r 8TANDA 

In every department of £ 

J B. would c*A the atL - r m 
Uo to his cholo« collection of 1 
W ork* ! All the new and i 
received ns soon as 
DOMEBTIO J 
A large and valuable i 
American Stationery, allfl 
thing usually kept inafl 
Letter and Note PAP1 
BOOKS, COPYINO PR 
the lowest cash prices. 

Any order* forwarded to i_ 
laueous Works, Foreign and i 
attended to, u the subecriberl 
experience, extensive l 
that hi* ability to execute any a 
at very moderate prices, © ^ 

Terms Cash. 

feS P u blliber and 1 


PorrxnK 8r.»ir Eayxj.0M.-Thc National Intelligencer 
underetnmlfl that lhe Poetmaator General' lia, ueceplcd 
tho proposal of Mr. George F. Neehitt, of NewYork, to 
furnleh tho Bepartment with tho Postage Stamp Kneel- 
ope authorized by the net of tliu last aoeulon of Congress 
These oourenient little wrappers will eonalst of three 
slace-Nute, Loiter and OIBdal. The denominations will 
be three, six. and twenty-four cents ; tho last Intended 
for foreign correspondence. They will bo self-scallng and 
bear a stamp similar in style to the English stambed en- 
Tolop, and are expected to he in all respect! equal to 
them. They are expected to bo ready for dcUyery by tho 
first of January. 


i. ... . I’ll uo catt my piru-whccl till I ken o’ 

I something better. “ Wwl.’’ said Jamie. look at this. 1 


at the same time producing a bank check for A’10.000, the 
produce of tun industry at tho Australian gold diggings. 

^ T ' ^ ^ snyH thnt the 

1 oard pf Supervisors have resolved to have tho cells oi 

ntofSI ul^inK N .h" L ty< t “I* Ure, y 11 nod with Iron. These 
plates are to bo three-quarters of an inch thick, and fitted 
c Iweiv and strong y together. The MesHrs. Smith L Crum- 
ble, of Rockland, have received the contract, and the onut- 
ISE. J3 IU rTl'm" ^ " 00n “ fl lh “ P»R«rns have beeu 


This will put an end to the'escaptog of prison- 
er*. ns the very attflmpt to break out would be like striking 


Capt. Levy had returned to Vera Cruz and goes to Mex- 
*® oj"der^ to negotiate for the iuttroceauic route, ria 


Alvarado, Uuatulco, etc. 


Equestrian Stator of Gr.n Jackson,— W e visited ves- 
terday the studio and workshop of Sir. Clark Mill*, the 
sculptor, who hits, as 1 b generally known, the contract for 
maKing the bronze eqm^triun statue of Gen. Jackson. Mr. 
n Ills had juxt made the last casting. nnd Is now preparing 
to flnlhh aud elevate the stutu.t preparatory to fts being 
removed to Fay«<tto Square, lie inform* us that ho hn- 
commenced to build the pedestal, the «p)»roprl»tionof five 
thousand dollar* by Cougresa having beeu pinced in his 
bands Tor that purpose, and ha confidently expects to have 
the statue ready to be inaugurated on the 8th of January 


•died in my 
rktmw till tfiiD 


only, but 


•Imjl look with interest for report* from outside 
The chimney i.f IliUar'. fuuuiry wa« blown down. 

Tta top of the cupel, of the Lutheran church waa 
State etroet. and o,er th,” 
rouro occupied by Mre. Webb, end lu it, couryc 
th. chluiuiy of th. buute , broaklug It off 
^ , . b ‘* Bbd !“> b J >«Uwttu Mr. IV.* yard 


Mr- $.. , . • , in turn . b ■ 

adteK^l5 tetegr.pl, le poet, being blown down! 
t , .S'“. or wu»e along the line of the Genu,. I 


rea<L The 


'■-f wte *. atoeg the line of the Central Kali 
tutenuptlou of oummunlcalloB from the,, 


^^^u•^^d co s u, . , ;^''* tl “ ,, fr ““ 

UMir repairs wmi toksit no 


■ror.uk.u up ywterdey luuru^ul* 1 * 0 ’ 3 
in comiu 


w^^^lSd h‘jr*r^‘ e -“- mlll ' t d °*° ri, ' r ' ™ 


wbeet-huiue blowu oyerboerd 


kb ““* 

it «te, dated etLU.poF^, .. S.^Uth . oaten, , 


* wU4 began to blow from 

T 7 J *hout day it 

* very hard, aud 


i-SSS. 


Is th« 


SSSi 




Most of other stotucs in a rearing position nre supported 
by a prop under the belly, or by some other means equally 
unnatural and uuslgbtly. iiuf Mr. Mill* has not even the 
support of the tall of bis horse— it is on its hind feet only 
-and that with a mass of metal greater than in the stntuo 
Duke of Wellington, and ouly sixteen hundred 
pounds less than Is in that of Peter the Great. The statue 
of l eter the Great weighs 36 035 pounds, nnd that of Gen 
Jackson will weigh about 36.000. The artist has token the 
attitude or u horse at the moment when all its muscular 
force is to play in bringing itself lu a rearing position. 
This not only bring* the centre of gravity in a dividing 
line through the half of the horse and rider, but gives a 
iou and grace, at once natural und beuu- 
“ t cannot be obtained lu any other attitude 

It ha* been said by artist* and truvellers, and union* 
them by Tupper, the Kiiglloh pot t. that if Mr MMmmic* 
cceded he would immortolize himself. Many have 
doubted— they could not realize the fact that geuiu* 1 h 
superior to art ; that n gentleman who ha* never seen old 
master*, nor studied under the -modem— who has never 


From Ti rxs Island. -The bark Chase, in sixteen days 
Trom Turks Island, arrrivod at Now York on the 9th inst. 
with dates to tho 8th ult. 

The Royal Gazette notlde* tho arrival at tho city of 
Banto Domingo, (tom tho United States, on the 23d August, 
of Colonels Ferguson and Pickett, to enter in(o prelimina- 
ries for the Introduction ‘Into Banto Domingo of 4000 
600Q American emigrants. 

On the Olh ult., in attempt waa made by a foreigner 
named Monclair, to aaeaaainate, or otherwise tnj nre . Pres- 
ident Forth. The Individual wae committed to jail 
The Gazette of the 8lb, baa the fallowing : - We un- 
derstand that thc American brig Aironao, which arrived 
tm Thursday Inst from 8t. Martin',, bad on board the last 
of tho salt crop (.boot 2000 bushels) remaining on that 
l-lnnd. they having bad the heavy rains at 8t. Martin' 
last year which were experienced at thoso Islands.'- 
n,r Grrat Pitch Lake tj Triniital.— Fred. Taylor Kao 
distinguished naturalist nnd mineralogist, has arrived 
at Irinldad, tho obje* of hla visit helng.it was under, 
stood, the further development of the celebrated Pitch 
Lake to other purposes than those to which Ite use lus 
hitherto been limited. The extent of the Pitch Lake Is 
about 100 acres, qf which 23 were boiuo tlino since leased 
th ” of Bundouald | end In the past year no less 
than 800 tons of asphalt wore exported from this port of 
the property to Koghrad ond the United States, where It 
baa been ohlefiy employed lo the production of gee. 


MARION FEfflALE SEMINARY 

MARION, PERRY COUNTY, ALABAMA. 

Faculty. 

IU, T;r J sV , “, K ,, Al> . M f T "”."''(. AM ' 1 ' rh ‘ cl P ,,l i*"‘ 1 Profeseor 
of Moral. Mental aud Natural Sciences. 

Mr. II. M. Daly, Professor of Vocal Music. Piano and Uarw: 
Mr icola Maur HALL, Professor of Drawing and Paint- 
ing, of the I 'ranch aud German Unguagos. and In- 
structor ou Guitar. 

Miss.M. L. Thompson. English. 

Mi** M. J. Bondurant, English. 

Mis* Indiana Clark, EugliHh. 

Mis* , Music. 

Mrs. Ilr.BKcrA Clarke, 5Iatron and Nurse 
A commodious and splendid brick edifice has Just been 

-which ^ f,7°sroi Mrro T ““ hy ,0 . rl J- MI « tcct, three stories 
which for stability, eouveniuiico of arrangement, and 

tor nfi mber. Haw »®<l ««ti^rt of private and school room. 


- ROARDINO 

Doard can bo obtained in the village and itc Immediate 
vicinity, In the best of families, at from ten to twelve dol- 
lars a mouth, including waahing, fuel, lights, etc —half 
payable ln advance, the other half at the end of the term. 

Should parents be unnblo to accompany their children 
to the Institute they need not hesitate about eendlng thorn 
on account or boarding, as the President of the Institute 
will carefully see to It that they are prorlded with good 
boarding houses. - 

Parents are ri .[uosted to send their children ln time for 
them to be re»dy to enter upon their studies the first day 
of the seeelon. Thla 1. highly Important as th. pupils 
will experience, through the whole coureo$the benefit of 
beginning with their clasees. 

The healthy loc.Uon of thl. Instltutlon-lte entire ex- 
emptlon from local causes of disease— tho morel and re- 
llglous character of the community— the prohibition of 
the said' of ardent spirits In the vilUge. nnd for two miles 
around It— Its central position and eonrenlence of .cores 
and facility of comuiuvMt 


Or.O. CLEVELAND. 

CLEVELAND, BR 

Commission Merchants, 21 Cm 
loans. 


Rica 

Cotton 1 
Row, Canondelct street, New C 


Factor* and CotnmkMton % 


WRIOUT,V__ 
Commission Merchant*, No. | 
lean*. 


Ulon (having a daily mail, Bun- 
days excepted.) together with tho eetabllshed repuUUon 
of the faculty In their several departments of Initructlon 
should ensure to thl. Institute a liberal patronage, and 
tho Trustee, confidently recommend It to parents and 
guardians who havo children to be educated. 

St ptembor 2. 


B. E GU 

Im porters, Wholesale and 1 
Straw Good., Mo. fit ! 

New Orleans. 

A general assortment of l 
and Palm Leaf Hate, at the k 
on hand. 

iwManullsctory. Ifil $ 

r. «.* A. M ALAND. 

MALARD k i 
Wholesale Dealers in l 
No. 70 Gravier street, l 
Orlean*. 

AJull supply of Pli 


BUSINESS CARDS. 


Office— Jackson street, 1 
Tchoupitoulas street. 
Reeldenco— Corner of JackeOa • 
fayette. 


CHURCH BELLS. 


IS not surp'terod by .Ly similar one In the country. The 
Principal resides In the bull, ling.. nd with hl.lidy.nd 
ZT nZZ'Z T *^!‘ CIJ ' ""P-rluteuds the Ibmrding 
Mtw!!n en ii' u lady w 11 ruHl H« in the Seminary, who 
t M <! .i duU ‘"" “ r "-icon. Nu™ and 


TIVE 0 bkV’i S ACT0 J lV - STEAMBOAT and locomo- 
i'lllM,'s K Vn „ col “ t ,» u ‘iJ On hand and PKALg aud 
on J number) nut to order. Im-‘ 
prayed cayt-i run YOK EB, with moveu bio arm*, are a ttoohed 
to theae Bell*, *o that they may be adjusted to ring easily 

?romM„*„ B ,V P & 


OIUTTENDIK I 
Dealers In Carpeting, OU ( 
Goods, Noe. 20 Chartres | 
street. New Orleans. 


WRI0 


Goyerne** *o that at all time*, punll* will find thTcom- 
furls, kiuilne** and attention* of ho 


SI?, trachera. wT. al,o l ‘llr. rl “n 0l the 


from'rosilog 7h7ro'by 7r?l™,'g,„gTte rouT/ 

llnngirtg. Complete (Including Yoke, Frame and Wheel.) 


gemlnary.dlUgenUy guard end form'tiinlr'^rol'.' ^" 
and habit, of the pupils Being under Ills char— - 


‘L ib “!!l , .! 1“? ?.“"' t “ B,l J 'teteireu uuder^'Xlesom. 1 


Tire B.a, or t,„: II,,„, _ T h„ Wuhlngton Republic 
sty. tho clrculatlan or thl, exploded concern Is not fur 
from «,.nl, thousand dollars ; from .lx to ten thousand 
or which, it I, estimated. Is held In Washington hr varb 
ous Individuals. A legal gentleman of Washington has 

fiin ? ‘I! t " k ° pt '“ 1,,wl0 " of aasets of the bank 

lff-th.t State for th e benefit of the creditors. 


system of regulations, respiting neltnere ora.r, paw”! 
ahtp, economy and regularity, calculated to give » 
and vigorous development to character. The appliance, 
of home and I sillily are not removed hy thl. arrangement 

but perpetuated aud htrongthfued B 

* h * “"’I 1 "* “Bolastlc year will commence on Thure- 
day the Aid of September, 1862. 1-uplb van enter at any 
ttae during the year, chargeable from the time of 3 
treuco. No deduction will bo made hut by special 
rangement with tbo Principal 7 ^ C, “ 

Boarders study at night under a teacher. They are 
required to retire 0 o’clock at night, and rise early m th™ 
morning at a given algnul, aud to take frequent and 
wholesome exercioe. 1 “““ 


furui*hcd if desired. 

i.iIl'm. 1 ";"'"'! of, tWrtv yem in this business by their 
UeS. l ' B .“. bll "f b *° "-certain the he.t fom for 

Bill*, tb,. eouibiuution of metal*, aod di-uree of h«»At 
ai , i l |l*m f, .' ril T U iV 11 * inlb -’ m the greatest solidity,, trength 
andmost melodious tones j which improvements, together 
with his very extensive wteorltuent of pattern. 
b : dd b J. tb “ subscribers, who have growu up In t 


A. J. WRIUHT. 

A. J. 

Cotton Factor* and 
chants.. No. «T Grarier street.'^ 


. are now 
the buxl- 


t°ron 0 wJch SB endeavw to MWtoln the repu! 
^.Vh ln t» u h l Vr e *^ bll *hment ha* heretofore enjoyetL 
both in thla and foreign countrie* ; the Bella from which 
ivived the hiirhe*t Avardi nf ti 


THD9. WATKKa. JOHN B. CA 

Water $, Oai 

COTTON AND TOBACCO FA 
' COMMISSION ) 
July 8. No, 10$, 1 


York J', l T* l s d j " r r C ‘ 1 ’ ,, " J ll "’ '-'ghest awards of the New 
i i .L wi',teb n » U Ur “ l a '7‘" ly *“' 1 American Institute, 
H,n.V.,ow completed Chlmee aud heavy Alarm 

VI. -rT.ooT^ 1 p “ ru ' O’ 1 ' Union and Canada 
faclorf.l b " A T 'CA L INSTRUMENTS wiU stlU be menu- 
Jterniv on^roro,"^^?' Ur .. Wb '^ l *"'J. W . Ul 


REGULAR DRV { 

JOSEPH H. PA 
Importers and RTiolto^el 
atreet, New Orleans. 


been out or hU owu country, nnd. consequently, never 
teen an equeatrla, .utue-that he could d! ,lgn and iim 
cute a eoliwsal and beautiful work oflhl, character a,i. 


, - beautiful work oflhl, character ArtI 

i ,1 , o rl, f ( ) u ml. r, h , v - i a that there wa, not a foundry 


butha U h l ll “ d i 8< ‘ l f T 11 "" Mlch “ fbundCF could becait^ 
nlf. ‘e b T, bulllli »g " foundry, which doe. 


E0SS2S&. bu1 ' J • Plough-share. To make SS 


!l , »“‘roo -ueh a placo uppear, au Impoulbll- 

‘.‘fJ-hH 1 “l 1 ". gentleman, ifk. MlraW erem, not to 


wete'r T /‘ T :r r T C " mf ' ,TC — a eon-cspomlent 
writing from Shanghai. July 17, ray, that there are about 
live thousand tons of shipping In tho harbor, waiting for 
the new crop of teas. Many crops have been gathered 
and are now ou their way to Shanghai, hut havo te en 
prevented reaching that place from tho ecarclty of water 
in the canals. A severe drouth waa prevailing which the 
Chinese vu Irylng to break up bj procession)*, fasting, 
sacrifice*, etc. 


Private rooms are large, conveniently and comfortably 
furnished l'up la are required to ke?p their (wardrobe! 
and private apartment, lu neatness and order. A promw 
officer weekly take, charge of their clothing, ln.neit. lu 
condition and every Saturday morning Instruct, them In 
plain rowing aud nccuraary repair, of clothing. Every 
or ole of clothing luuet be marked with the ewmr', n.m? 

Bl-iuuuthly report, are ,eot to patrons, 


£3? ^ r b \“ d « r-tment rtSl^^ 
proved' l ero ^T.’ !: (i " 1 P— (Plain, nonlou. and lm- 
, .!. c _ ABw. Brae, or Compoeitlon Castlnge of any 


Si 00,000 we 

Fashionable Olotl " 


*izo ca*i to orih-r. 


All communication* promptly attended to. 

“’DREW 

IT.**. 

K : DAY A STAUFFER, 


ANDREW MENEELY’B 80NB. 


West Troy, Albany couuty.*N. y., 186l! 

8 LARK, DAY A BTAl 


aplO 


upfl* fUl hh4WlUg the w« c holanihlp an^Vp^irtmonV’o* | 


Agent* lu New Orlean*. 


Pupil, are not allowed to attend p.rtle,, balls, dancing 
■“‘“““-"t calculated to Interfere with 


lu.frvHra » -- a rMiiu uu ntr Doen mmlt! 

iHfore he Ini* workvd «galn*t difflcultlea which anpcnrvd 
iuBunnountoblo. Uo ha* ovorromo them. Tbo amount 

“ 3 , 000 ' P *J *■" Mpenw-s.a^dyet 

he wa* determined to accomplUh the work. [U't*hingtou 


Union. 


_ ^Nxw.AitKnicAN E.mha**$()or — A truMv , corrc*. 
tbMn^fVu^ “k 1 ?* 1011 h,u ' »*»»t II* an exclusive copy „| 
of the American Cabinet to Mr Inger- 
to hi H . COn !r e Jv 0 T ur to * u P , ' rot ‘ d ‘’ Mr Abbott Lawrence 
wlnte^eVihre're J 15n, *'* i ’* dl ' r “• Bt .James It 

of ,efmur., Mi„ , '" J T!" 1 *'' 1 B,ore to lb '' Pcreonal conduct 
thT [wo U cou”n“if ' - f fol'-J Mrtrt 


They are a<* follow* : - 


DrLnr!h^im n «H \j >Cca r Hl . , ’J ,B to «--tnPD.ber that you re- 
555 ^hVraf-.n. » m ° f he r °P, ubllca \ principle. You 

iinLro nfu-jM ,’. a .!!„ B . cd ?. In UUi 3 r he. consider yourself the 


yourself the 
•or the Karl 


gohig^fijr 1 U'jtWog, Bt B ° lhl “« but “ "St night cap, 

to'rou? feUowMtte^ 1 . 0 ^ re J ?'°“* lbl “ »" "*l occasion, 
your ieiiow-cltixens of the Union: never nermlttimr 

totoxiMuS^Tn^rf !P? DKrch y< nad more especially the 
Rtenre i* *1. Bd dl ; l , lriou ” atmosphere of Almack'e or 
8tonebenge llou.e, Normanblodd Palace and such high 

PUm., to make you forgetful -Sr® "iiu/V ‘’“{j 


aloe* 

: . ... — r~~ you forgetful or thl 

the citizenrf of Jonathan. 

3. Iou will, in the fulfillment of your official duties 
' , ‘:“ , 1 ' l “ WUU “ W . “■‘ u r P“W" -lluuir, I vLcrrat you will 

of^ u rhte?.o A :^.t b ^ 

to ■’ ** ■" ’ 


IK Wi ut y° ur straight. Wheu Invited 
vnu^miv^a- Tal * lho Tattlebattinonger*’ Company 
you may or rather must — use a little raft sawder about the 
bustoeM, so amicably nettled (with a hook and Hue ) 
thi immoiV 8 l ° prupoeu toMtfl - Therefore do not give 
Stof hiST® 0 ? 0f l KI, 1 « — because you may 

f*®,?* ,°* rd • J«w iheriff whose ancestor had hi* 

ftecKf.^diro 1 bj ,h " or ^' r “ r "I" .""luted Majcsty- 
Pte.ul g . d ™',M 8 °. u ll !? lew ’» J“» In, toad of hi, bank. 


Finally, you wlu'uoTsil u sm" , J " mr”ry V Urn w.v 
you mure not kplt i„ an,.te ro 7 ingtendT .fr 

W at Tyler, ae a rebel to hla lawful King. „e!„„ ih7re..~ 




u * old r^tio^c^'): 


Nsrionis. Wssuiaurea Moai,uxai-..J Hm,l r ,b,u,m 
rurkt]/- The Washington Republic contaloa a loiter rc. 

tekte WM.M d “ ° ffl ™ of lh “ Uo *.ument. addre.,cd 
to Mr. Whit lc„y, by John I-. Brown. y.q, ,h. American 
Dragoman at Constentlnople, from which It appear, that 
the gulten of Turkey, Ab d-m aaJId, 1, .tends to contrl- 
hu a teock of marble for Insertion in tho shaft of tho 
Natloual Monument, In token of hi, .dmiratlon of the 
character and re*pect for the memory of the Father of 
our country. It seems that wheu the Into Turkish agant 
Amin Bey, was te Boston. Mr. WlntUrep proronted him 
with a copy of his address, delivered ou the occasion of 
laying the corner-stone of the monument, aud that the 
Sultan having read It, and being struck with admiration 
and respect fur the character of Washington, has deter- 
mined to contribute a block of marble to hU monument 
Mr ltrawu. lu oouuauuioatlDg the fact, say* : 

ro.f'°re . th “ m * t ««l«t Of 


tin th. .*u^r S2SK U ":,“ 


z-r-— ”, the Mabomedan euliphs aud tire 
guUaaa-from th. most lllurtrtou. .Overelgnld 
ma nae of Eastern priaoes. Illustrious both for ths great 


v Aaar.rr ix Hsaovca,' Gveu.rcv — An individual 
named Frederick Noloke has been arrested by tho Hanover 
government who was supposed to havo been guilty of au 
extensive robbery. A let tor io the Mayor or Baltimore, 
from the Hanoverian coniul.aay, that Noloke was born In 
Hanover. Ho was. previous to the year 1810. puntehml In 
the kingdom of Iknovsr for theft and other criminal offen- 
ces , after which hu emigrated to this oountry. He again 
returned to Germany In April last, and after a ,hort,tey 

.TT 111 , T°““ T0 0 °““ b,ck 10 thl " c »«* r y Ho again lefl 
Ph tedelphla on the 17th July for Hanover, where by hi, 
lavish I'xpendituro of money ho drew upon himself the 
suspicion of tho police, aim waa arrested on the 21th ol 
Auguet aud detained In prison, not being able to account 
eatlnfuctorily for the following amount of money and Jew. 
dry round in hla posswslon : two gold $50 pieces ; ninety, 
one gold $20 piece, | twsnty-two gold $1 pieces ; $itl in 
silver coin ; two gold watchc, with gold chains and key. • 
one gold medal,- one gold ring, with red act; one gold 
breastpin ; one gold toothplok j one gold bracelet ; on 
palrgold car-rings ; ons gold broach ; two portraits, and 
full suit of weaving apparel. Tho medal which was found 
on thc prisoner is probably thc Henry Clay medjU. which 
wo* stolen in January last. 


thuir studios. 

Visitor* aro not received 


Introduction to .heTrl’n^ ” U ' Ub ' U 


-Thu Principal must hnVa^ertain futermatlon resncctlna 
livery correspondent. 1-uplte are ran' '- * 

l.lmrch aud Sunday Bohool on Bahhath 
No acoouula will be opened lu Mari 


B. H. FAHNESTOCK'S VERMIFUGE 

The gafeit and Most Effective 

nuMEut' ron n'oivris. 

The v l<A u F0R ! 1 ’ HwcLant, Hcywood Co., Tenn 
,T!^. .?. y V "“‘" u 8“ Htet ha, any reputation here, and 


l “. , “. t ’. , J 1 !'.. BB 'J .". n, '. , ' b * t will n-iU UR. A 'FATlNIMTOliKU 


’ Ing Goodi, l 

ALFRED MR 

“One Price" Mammoth C 
Migualnc street, New Orleans. 


HXpreMed pcruiUflion of putrouA 
be puruhaBcd, tho iudy of i 


Marion but with tho 
i ' Vhcn Article* aro to 

‘’"Si?* 0 ( w ^i? f“ pu ”"^ n, ^ eth, H 

pendltures will te- oontrolted. Pnlrou, ,tauld ,,,ii i, f" 
sod supply the want, of pupite^ « Z l I. t“«bll P *“’ 
Dental uperatioca will not ho performed hut by eprel.l 


Hoxe* of oth« r kind* hare bwon sent to me but iher ra. 
inaui uuopened. Your Vermifuge 1* au article of common 


perml*Bioii from imtrona. 


. The Inalltutlon haa graduated forty.four younc ladle, 

£&"t^vlu7inT,Tu^ 

•paratUB, Cabinet und Itorburlum B *jtorary, Ap- 


nreeraaT, tel* 1''” *"-l '« u« ually ml that la 

ui ceaaary Indeed, we seldom Mud It mcceary togtfeanv 

“""in I “, l ' d 0 1" . tb “ common ailmcut, or children It 

ril»°h e M .i C “° d i d .° * n 7" ,ln 2 to tncreiuw Ite popularity 
Isewhere, they might bo obtained from almost every clip 

aSJfffW* fur p " hup ’ lb » r “ 1’* net a te7ilyl u 

J»uum7™T7i,L remuTlu * “»™* b - "Ot been proveo. 


,„ Tbl " “W and popular medlclua is aold hy all D rural eta 


my 22 ly 


la*t five years, with decided OOOODtohllltv— r J| !,e 
““'‘“■J 1 •?'“"# performer, on Plano, Harp" XlteT 

s; d uZi»' luliD ' ei ° ■ Bnd bi « b 'j ^ompras 


other department*. 

A* to rate* of Hoard and Tuition *147 will n n * $»,„ 
Bcnrd, T nltlon and Incidental "3 a Y„ u Tg - P 7 *** 






re T S\ I !” , “" UTI0 " Mr -“ T '"' u ■» »*w OaLxaxa. — “ Ion "of 
the . Bmtimore Bun. writing Irom lYmhlngton, ray, : a T b s 
public meeting lately h ( ld In NewOrlean,, on the guhlfct 
or the outrage, on American oommcrco at Havana, ia the 
beginning of a strong Antl-Cuhan inoremeut The hall 
la now rot In motion, and lt ia not likely to atop short of a 
oo Utelon between th. United State, and Spain, or a revo- 
lution ln Luba, aided hy the cltlxeua of the United Btetea 
A free commercial Interoourao wl-h Cuba ia not to be 
, ! B “ d J et lt “ Bn “t continued without daily 

eolialona wlththeSpantehautboriUoaofCuba. Commer- 
cial intercoms with th. United State, lalnconriatcut with 
tttenxi atenc. Of BpanUh power ln Cuba. The two things 
caono t Ion ger co-oxist. ’ ’ ^ 


tor course, etc. fl^glitK r^*M , nIte d .?^7’eI‘? uJ 

nlshcd by the Principal at reduced rate, ’ ‘ flIr " 

f, i r prlT,l “ roo '"»' to he furnished bv 
pupils lhe Principal can furnleh lights very low * 
One-ha f the Board aud Tuition 1, due lu Advance 
i" 1 r ra r , tber P * rt cu l ‘( B ' or cataloguce, apply to 
sop 18 em J. K. AlmsTItONG, 1- 


J- K. ARUBTitONG (Principal. 


SL.quaHsaxa._A letter from 
Mr. Francis Merritt, of Baltimore, attached to the U B 

2Uthjmv* l<l 8lU “ U ' b ““’ 'J'-B “ Canton river, Chin.; 
2Ulh July rays: -Our ateamer 1, improving everyday. 
He went from Amoy to Hong Kong-over 380 mlUw-lu 
mite ‘T ° f ‘’"‘“J'' 11 Lour, ; In fact, wo heat 
ro“ . " b 7“ 1 "* up bcr “" Tl*c letter further enya. 

UT ” ‘ bB ,lltecn J*P*"«c onboard who were picked 
up by a whale boat, taken to California, and sent to the 

hTT ii! tb ” U 8 ,hlp Bt M * r J The Susquehanna | 
hml been waiting for three month, fur orders to proqeed tJ 
Jepati. Most or the crew of the Buaquchann. hml been ‘ 
ro. d . U S. l l°j ! |thB ,e “ hcr being very warm and thc cll- 


CENTENARY COLLLEGE, 

OF- LOUISIANA. 

Flrte v NE | XT | SK n 8 !°? ° rihl * ‘““"tutlon will begin the 
kiw^ o g F aciiity T “ B,1 " r th « direction of the fob 

K. II. Rivkrb, President and Profaunr of m AN i 
U tew’hj 1 n° m“ C “" ’htihteLeltros.and the Hebrew Language 
ill S’ VtoLKR, A. M., ProtoHaor of Mathumatic* Nut 
ural 1 hiloaophv, und Astronomy ; Emii.ik Lkshaoe a II 
I rofuasor of Moduru Languagus ; II w I)hai(»- *a m 1 
ProfesrorefUtlu and UrLklanguag^.u^U^ur^; 
Thomas 8. Jones, M. D,, Profuaaor of Natural Bciennn • 
A ' ^ ft AC ,“* u 2' A- M -t ProfoMorof Tocal and lastru- I 
mental Music ; llev. A. G. Miller. A M Prlnnlnai „f#L. I 

AwEtoito^ Bbh ° 0i ’ W 11 ° OMrTON and 0 M P Miller B 


A PARTNER WANTED 

IN A bl'UAH PLANTATION. 
pi^n? U .® ar P * ttn ^ r who own* a large 8ugar 

i ZZT 10 th » city ot NewOrleans, a*ml 

?iS-.lluate D l^ lempteted NewOrtean. und Opelouiaa Bm|. 
from i n ,, nu| J " B "-Ighborhood — entirely secure 

n ,S l ’ , BBd " tb ope " htud enough to employ 
iLZJ , 8U hands, and to make from 6U0 to 700 hocu- 
heads of sugar annually, desires as a partner raise xrad 

S'toTo ZnU,* dd „ t J > ‘T“ pr **V lt forc ' »" th" place from 
duii!e.t“ “S? "dvanco from too to fifteen thousand 
dollar* In cash. The crop* will make all the other Dav- 
Tf„Vre‘ WlU h" r '‘‘ ulrm1 ' If desired, he would eeuTn. 
half of the Ht-rvants also with the land, provided a laiwer 
amount could be paid in cash. For 
refer to the Editor of the NewOrlean* Advocate, or to 
Cherry, Henderaou k Go., NewOrlean*. UTOO * W > or 10 
T ^ e Suhtheru ChrUtlan Advocate, the Nashville 
^ dvocaU, > und tb* Richmond 


Advocate, will please to copy the above tlU th- 

J«Sc y .tr“p7yS. * ud forward lhl ~«'“‘hl. 


aep 18 


PRIZE ESSAYS 

ON DUTIES Of MASTERS TO SERVANTS. 

By Rev. II. N. McTyelre, of New Orleans j Hcv. 0. F. 
Bturges, of Alabama ; Rev. A. T. Ilolmee, of Qoorgte. 
Thl. Utllo work was published a year since, and hu. 
met with encouraging success und been cordially com 
mended by tho various dvnomluatlous. It deserves c 
prominent place on tlu table of every master. Price 
rhlrty-flvo Cuuto. 


m , , RXPENHE8. 

Tuition per Session of ten month* 
Room Rent 


Contingencies 

of Library.. 


Published lu Charleston, 8. 0. ( by Southern Baptist Pub- 
I Ushlug Society. For aate In New Orleans by 

rn^ic20 JOHN BALL, 60 Gravier street. 


Totol of College Charge*. . . 


“"“•W" 1 * 1 Kict-xn. The Cincinnati Commercial 
of the 6lh says ; About two o’clock on yeaterdav more. 


M _ . V „ on ywtordsy morn 

Jog, Mr. Jacob Bwoln, the Bexton of the new City Rnrial 

UmTTi.,.*" BWB V“? hy * mao lu Ids employ, and told 


ddJE" *?■ magnanimity of bis character, and for the 

kteoTamireT 10 P r '" uoU! th- pro, pertly 

“ d his anhjvcta ; li will, I am oonfid.nl 

• Mnhecor « will oonulu 

' -3 ^t. la “ ripti< “' * od 


°-iT? e ..fT . tt ‘ b and Halifax t«le- 

roU..’ wrai^£?±l' ru r *ha et. Lawxwnew, at Cm 

SW<Wta5Li ZT ’ Atbb - wUiUob *-» 


a - — *aw *iuuiu» ana 

itr. *“ *? , ". jrBrd * nj •'■•nod in di,. 


~""d 


whom advanced towards him with a 


kulfelu htehmad. Mr. 8 Immediately ralrad hi. guc a'nd 
Jwd. wlth so much Mxtainty as to UU th. hody-suatcher 
d ** d *“ h* 1 tracks. Th. other two Instantly Had, teavlux 

^ ***”“' * Bd U " ImplamenU wndfor digging 
®P Um graves, behind tb»m. ** • 


Tuition In Preparatory Department . 
Hoard and Wa*b!ng. per mouth 
Tuition in the Musical D« 


*01 OU 


Violin, Guitar, 01 

Vocal Mu*lo. |H-*r mouth [[[[ ’■* ’ * ■*- v ’ •*••••• 

Drat* Hand or Orohe*tu, per tuouth 

Thorough Ha** or Iqstrumoutatlon 


$40 00 
10 00 


0 00 
2 00 
8 00 
0 00 


With a fuil Faculty and healthy lacatiou ,’ u Libra 

ry and exeelleut Apparatus, may we not anticipate . 

I' 1 *'*'* Patron 


a.iwO^| Urt ^ tr pBr ^ cul “* *Fply V to U thV u^uirrteg^ 1 'wI. 
* agaL R. |I Riv tug 


UeBnlUamge nud Ohio Railroad Company 
totem-L rendered against It far $8,000 tatauwa 
Mtalnate. austaUwd hy a aaaa aaated Ptpra, whuTlntha 


NOTICE. 

We have TnU Bay associated with us in the Factorage, 
Commission and Forwarding businew, JOHN B. 0AM 
REN, Esq., late of 8t. Louis, and will oontlnua tba bosh 
Base under the name amf style at WATBU8, CAMDEN 

It 00. 

Ws respectfully solicit the patronage of onr old friends 
and the public generally In behalf of onr new firm. 
MawOrtaaur , July 1, UM. $F< 


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J. 0. KF.KNEIt, 

W. K. DOTY. 

n. II. lUVRItB, D. |>. 


II. N. MoTYEIRE, Editor 


Volume ii. number 39, 


NEW ORLEANS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1852, 


WHOLE NU 


you ," addressing Mrs. C. A little after, ho 
snid to Ms brother, when raising him up, 
11 Doctor, 1 am very languid," “Yob," re- 
plied the doctor; Vbut as your outward man 
peri she tli ,’ eto. “0 yos," ho answered, 
“when my mind returns from its wanderings 
and fixes itself on Christ, then it rests." 
About 5 o'clock e. much moro Innguid 
than over boforo, and troubled for breath, he 
said to his wife, “ Rosamond, I nm getting 
very fccblo. 1 may not he able to shv any 


for tli" N. O. rhrbttitn Advocate, 


groan," whilst hell tojoicod in 


.. triumph ; hut 

when tho Cross or Cnlvary wns stained with 
tho blood which was to rodCom tho world, 
the Wene was, entirely different. “The 1 sun 
beheld it not," and “boll howled;" howled 
to see “heaven that hour lot fall a tear;” 
howled beeauso “ heaven wept that man 
might smilo;" bcoauso “heaven bled that 
man might never dio.” 

Thus death, in tho cruoifixion of our Re- 
deemer, was virtually conquered ; hut tho 
victory was not fully completed. Christ must 
nut only dio for tho ungodly, bo buried and 
riso^again for thoir justification, but must as- 
cend to heuvonin the Very form and body 
which he boro upon tho cross. It was neces- 
sary, in tho TM vino wisdom, that tho Redeem- 
er of man should go from earth to heaven, in 
order that tho Comforter might come. And 
not only so, but ho tolls his disciples, with 
his own mouth, that he must goto his Father 
to prepare a place for his followers, but in 
due time would conic again, would come not 
in tho character of a lamb led to tho altar of 
sacrifice; but ns a mighty conqueror, with- 
powor not only to roward tho faithful of his 
bather's kingdom, but nlso with a commission 
to do justioo unto thoso who forgot God. Ilis 
last words to his disciples, as recorded by one 
of tho sacred penmen, more simple and af- 
fectionate than tho parting of a kind and bo- 
nevolont parent' to his weeping children, oven 
as the falling-of tho dew drops of heaven on 
a tender und thirsting plant, “ l,ot not your 
hearts bo troubled," and lo! tho ministers 
around his Fathor's throne woicoiiio him 
home to his Father s house, in whioli, ho hud 
assured tluffn, uro “muny munsions." 

What a plcusing thought, that death, tho 
penalty of tho first transgression, and tho 
natural and never failing fruit of disobedl- 
enoo to the mandates of high hoaven, has 
been robbed of Its sting, and its viotims now 
heirs- to a rosurreotion of immortality ! 1 say 
this is a ploasing thought— pleasing in itoolf, 
but muob more henven-lnspiring when asso- 
ciated with tho knowledge of the charaoter 
of tho one to whom we nro indebted for tho 
privilogo of its indulgonoe. Yes, death has 
boen conquered— our Redeemer has bled that - 
man might nover dio — has bled and asconded 
to hcavon, but shall como again ; and happy 
the man who, in anticipation of the ovent, 
may-bo enabled to deolaro, with as full assu- 
ranoo as did old Job in his afflictions, “For I 
know that my Redeemer liveth,.andihat he 
shall stand at the latter day upon tho earth ; 
and though after my skin worms destroy this 
body, yet in my tlosh shall 1 see God, and 
mino eyes shall behold and not another, 
though my veins bo consumed within me." 

Cumpto, ha., Oet. 12, 18f>2. 


self-abused, coolly. slum gpd try to pat away, 
judging ourselves unworthy his clemency 1 
Thoso things, and thousands more, wldoh my 
poor soul hns enjoyed, and with wtltoh the 
Word of God abounds, ore nil couohod under 
the seal; which no natural man, however 
bright bis parts, or liowover profound his 
learning, can touch, muoh less dlscovor, and 
bring to the light. Njturnl men k tho min- 
istry nro broken cisterns, wolls without wtt. 


SHORT SERMONS.' 

-V 

iiv A *i..\Y-nt r.ACiir.K. 

Modern infidelity 1ms invented nu objec- 
tion of rare refinement to the doctrine of tho 
atonement. This foundation of tho Christian 
scheme is scouted by many of tho wiseacres 
of this ngo on the following grounds : J’liey 
say that nn enaction of justices^, extreme ns 
to cause, or pfcrmit tho inurdor of innocence 
und sanotity to nppeaso the violated law, 
would in effect defeat, if not extinguish, the 
nttributo ol mercy. If justice, nay they, 
elainiB and, receives the full measnre.of ven- 
geance, incrby is extinguished, ami justice 
itself is violated by leaving uncancellcd the 
murder of irinoconco! 

Tims skeptics deck tliolr own brows with 
tho plume of magnanimity — scorning even to 
accept tho mercy tendered thorn by wlml 
they terln a sacrifice of justice und right- 
eousness. Now this is u spocious i objection, 
and might puzzle some simple hearted peo- 
ple. ■ It is, however, nothing hut a shrewd 
sophism, which some may not readily detect. 
It may bo inquired that, as God is too just to 
sufi'er injustice to go unpunished unless expi- 
ated, who shall expiato the murder of that 
Being whoso iuuocent death atoned lor a 
world! Now, if, wo woro left to imngino 
that tho ivon of God was dragged to tho 
slaughter, us often. aro the unwilling victims 
of heathenish superstition, the objection 
might be maintained. Ai( far as 1 cun see, 
no ingenuity can solve tho difficulty. Hut ns 
the facts stund, tho very reverso is the case. 
In tho cuso of a free and voluntary sacrifice, 
as was tho- SiYfiours. tho infidel argument 
turns out to he a baseless fictipn. Yet thoso 


Of nil “tho pioturcs that linng iu memo- 
ry s hall," thcro iH ono framed in my heart of 
a dear friend, long Binco “ dead and passed 
away," to tho grent world around us ; .y ot sho 
lives to me, .nnd to many throughout tho. 
Southwest, its the dutiful daughter, the warm 
anti constant friend, and us a vision of iiniin- 
bility nnd kindliness. I wish it wero given 
to ine.to-pailH her memory in words that 
would do justico to tho imago that is treas- 
ured in my heart. The attonlivo observer 
could not avoid being struck with the whole- 
ness und consistenov of her character. And 


Mr.Bridano) a French mission 
first Ssrmon in Paris in the 
Sulploius in the year 175L T 
»f tho rustio jfoaohov reached 
lis licfovo he dl\ and curiosity 
olmroh with tho host brilliant , 


behold them 


I in Death s iron clasp, 
baste we ! whitherJJying !. 
we thus Timo's waves upon ? 
Icarcr solves aro dying ! 
sjonmoy, journoy on. 


Spiritual lethargy, legal 
beggary, arc all that J j 
ministers; apt, 1 Imvo fo 
of this hard faro. They 
prayer into a prison, nnd (Voo born olllMns 
into slaves. [President Dwight. 


ondstml 


open my mouth, but only u*k ft 
of a poor missionary, dcstitqto 
onje which you require when wi 


A CHRISTIAN DIBS. 


on tho oonoorns of ybnn 
tool impressed to-day with a 
different ; and if I appear te 
do not boliavo that I abase r 


It following account of the death of 
;CiU«xi.i., late J’rofcssor ia Dickinson 
is front the Methodist Quarterly 
H. After giving an account of his use- 
|lod labors, and his vain pursuit of 
lb the writor comes to tho closing scone : 
IHgh Professor Caldwell hnd always 
with a wise reference to eternity, lie 
nv awakened to a more earnest inqui'- 
gpresed by bimsolf in tho following 
*:', u Have 1 fully put on Christ?" 
il Hilly ready to entor upon tho joys of 
Leri!" “I seem to have been living too 
■My by faith." He now panted after 
hliMof love. Ho sought, he found, ho 
isdMified, that Jesus was the most 
im, the loveliest among ten thousand. 
■MOf Jesus was now almost constant- 
ly his lips; it was in his silent breath- 
mil when he opened his mouth in praise ; 
•sit of Jesus was tho first and tho last, 
Imi of lore towards him took possession 
■ ml. For weeks before liis death ho 
Id continually, 11 Glory to God ! Glory 
din the highest ! Glory to Jesus ! " 
w of his conversations and sayings du- 
the list week of his life, as they wero 
Ufam, or reported by 'his friends, somo 
(fwhom was constantly near his bedsido 
■{the period of his earthly Bojourn, ap- 
tow worthy of preservation here : and 
Moniingly select from them such ns 
t strikingly indicate the strength of bis 
li and Qw folness of his hope, 
by 50, 1847 — After inquiring the day of 
nnpii, As said, “Imny live to see the 
■er-toecc the earth spread over with 
ilM covered with beauty. But 1 won- 
>k« I shall again seo decay. 1 reckon 
l » no decay in heaven. If thorc are 
l karil there, they never fade. Thero 
he no death thero. 0 God, sustain and 
■*!" On the next oveniug, just before 
■g, while observing liis feet, that bad 
kneed swelling, ho looked at Mrs. Cald- 
■ilhamule, and said, 11 This is as Strange 
'“to you, yet it is pleasant to mo ; " 
sfiss. pausing a moment, ho added, 
•W change there will ho with you when 
btaaway! your cares and anxieties 
sswill all cease, nnd you will have a 

ty of time to bo tad, if you will ; 

joO will not lie down upon your pillow 
Bj! Snroly you will not mourn for mo 
SGed ban been so good to mo all along, 
*3i I treat, sustain me till tbo end ; and 
•31 for yo urqjfi surely yog will trust 

* God; »nd if you should visit the spot 
*i! h*i yon will not select a sad and 

time— you will not go in tho shade 
•king or in tho dork night. Theso nro 
. fi Gmea to visit tho gruvo of the 
Nor will you go thero to weep :■ 
F* will go in the morning, in tho bright 
e, and when tho birds uro singing." 
“I.— He eaid, “Ono syniptotu after nn- 
Msures me that I am approaohing uei r 
fi raciou8l y mve< l from ex- 
I "Borings. ft may ho 1 shall go down 
•«> without them. Ikt I think nothing 

* bod knows what is host. I find nn 
r“ •weetness in tho nume of Jesus." 

* twpeated tho verse, 

4we*i IXt um e Uit charm, our foarw, 11 etc. 

""‘‘M "I have given my family, so 
ed, that I havo no anxiety fur 
~ao core that dieturhs mo by day or by 
A ^ng tho romurk that tho cares 
w would sdon conso with us all, though 


— FciIlitiJi.O.CluUUM AilVOCfitu, - - 

SMALL TALK. 

Mil. Editor: Perhaps your roadors uro 
heginniug to ask, who Is this fault findorwho 
pounces so unmercifully upon tho Clraroh, 
and holds his rod — that is, Iris pen — in torro- 
rom, ovor tho heads of tho Ministry ? Well, 
we shall not toll you. Wo aro only follow- 
ing a courso pursued in every privato circle, 
that is, to abuse whomsoever wo please, nnd 
to do it bohind his hack 


are passing over mo." His mother said. 
“Glory to God!" nnd continod, “I shouted 
Glory to God! whom you were converted; 
hut then 1 rejoiced with trembling; now 1 
rejoice with joy unspeakable und full of glo- 
ry ; and can 1 butTcjoieo, when 1 see my son 
breathing his life out in tho 'arms of Jesus, 
und molting away in tho light of heaven?" 
Afterwards ho said, “This is not death, il is 
the consummation of life ; a little while, and 
it will bo eternal life, everlasting life." _ 

About two hours before liis dentil, sudden- 
ly, and with nn expression of anxiety, lie 
said, “ Mother, pray for me, that my faith 
may not fail — that 1 may not ho overeomo by 
temptation .” Earnest supplication wan mad a 
to God by his mother and friends, to which 
he responded most fervently. When the 
namo of Jesus was mentioned, ho repeated it 
again and again, saying, in tho lnnguage o'f 
supplication, “Jesus is my trust.’ After 
prayer he said, 11 1 seem to have lost sight of 
my landmarks.” Still ho wrestled in the 
namo of Josus. Prayer wns continued till 
tho song of victory burst forth from liis lips, 
“Glory to God! I shall bo saved. Glory to 
God! I shall livo in lioaven. Why wns it 
that 1 wns left ? All was dark ; nnd 1 began 
to fear that I should die a sad specimen of a 
Christian.” His mother said, "It was per- 
mitted for tho trial of your faith. But you 
will eomo forth ns gold. God will not for- 
sake his children.” He replied with great 
emphasis, “But jvhat if I 'had not been n 
Christian!" He raised liis head, and waved 
his right hand, shouting in a subdued, yet 
emphatic voice, “Glory to God! Glory to Je- 
sus! lie is my trust! Ho is my strength! 
Glory to Jesus! Mourn not for mo: Jesus 
lives — I shall live also! Glory to Jesus [. Ho, 
is my rook ! Jesus! Jesus!" and repeated- 
two lines, commencing with — 

“ Jpbus. the* nninv." etc. 

“ Jesus, my life ! Josus! Glory to Jesus ! " 
Foobly grasping tho hand of Mrs. C., he 
raid, “Farewell, my dear wife. Glory to Je- 
sus! Jesus, my life! Jesus, my truBt! Je- 
sus! Jesus!” Thus he full asleep iu Jesus, 
on the Gtli of June. 


omblo inquietudes of vanity, as 
wero ncous tomed to preach myself, 
bid that a minister of heaven sb 
ho has any need of apologisingifir 
you ; for whatever you aro, roh ai 
tlinn slnnors uko myself. It is be 
God and mino that 1 feel constraint 
upon my breast. ■ 

“ Till the present time I have 
tho rightoousnoes of the Moot Hij 
pics covered with thatch; I hare i 
tho rigorfi of penitence tp the mtw 
wantod bread ; I have proclaimed i 
inhabitant* of the oountty the nu 
truths of my religion. What hav 
wrotoh that 1 ami I havo /tit 

oarried grief and dismay into tho 
faithful souls wham 1 ought to havi 
and with whom I should have symi 

" But here my look* tall on the 
the rich, oh the oppresaors of xu( 
inanity, or on sinner* audooiou* 

the Mil r " *T °fk ' 


if any body is dis- 
pleased, let him help bimsolf if ho can. 
Wlmt a blessing to tho pulpit to moot with 
fault finders ! Criticism purifies literature } 
and why should-it'not purify preaohlng? 

Wo desire! in this, to refer to an evil quite 
ns groat as any heretofore montloned, vis., 
the prononess some minlstara have to depend 
upon ready mado sermons from the pens ol 
othore, for pulpit arrangement and matter. 
That the evil doea prevail to an alarming ex- 
tent, wo are vory well eatlMad. Wo havo 
known a minister, at a protracted meeting,' 


in their use, that it is difficult to deteat them; you, and oh the other my groat 
And with tho sarno pains, he could prepare aboatto judge you! I hold to-< 
a sermon very creditable to himself. Now, tone? in my hand. Tnmblo 
how far wo may profit by tho prodaotione of me,' ye haughty and 
others, can not very well bo settled. That a hear me. 
minister should read, and in some sonso ap- “The necessity of salvation • 
propriate wlmt ho learns, will not, of course, 0 f death; tho unoortain ty of 
bo denied. Ho may ubo isolated ideas— he terrible to yoa; final impenite 
may incorporate tho thoughts of others into judgment; the small number »! 
his own web of thought, etc. But what we ration, and above all, Ktxhnitv 
especially ohjeot to, is so to depend upon These are the stPbjeo’ta with wb 
others as to nrako their thoughts the staple entertain y*u, and whioh I ot 
of their own— to bo cisterns, passively receiv- doubt, to havo reservod for vot 
ing and giving out, without adding pdrtlou- what need have I of four am 
larly to tho common stook, rathor than might damn me withoaAe&fa! 
springs, whence tho livir |Om -* ‘ 

spontaneously gush out, 


FELLOWSHIP WITH GOD. 


Tho -clioioo treasures of tho covonant, or 
the. spiritual hlossings of the Now Testamont, 
are all concealed and hid from tho natural 
man ; nor can any man ever got at them un- 
til the Spirit that seals tho bolievor unseals 
tho Gospel, and leads tho believing mind in- 
to it. 

How many times have 1 seen unconverted 
men in the pulpit, laboring in tho dark to get 
iuto tho treasure of tiu eminent text, which 
lay hidden under tho seal, hut all in vain. 
The sweet soneo of pardon, of peaoo, of joy 
unspeakable and full of glory; tho molting 
flumes under u sonso of eternal love ; tho 
sweet soul-dissolving sonsations enjoyed un- 
der the divine flowings of godly sorrow und 
evangelical rcpcntunco, which uro drawn 
forth under tho sounding of God's bowels to- 
wards us, und tho rupcatod discoveries of his 
love to us in Christ Jesus; tho heavenly sonso 
and divine glpo that spring up by tho .Spirit, 
under the impressions that attend tho divine 
presence being about our path and about our 
bed ; tho sweot rays of divinity that often 
uppeur in tho word, plowing up tho deep 
mysteries, nnd leading tho enlightened mind, 
by a glorious radiance, out of ono mystery 
into anotlior, establishing tho soul in tlio glo- 
rious harmony that appears in tho word; 
whon crooked things uro mado straight, rough 
places plain, ami apparent discords aro mado 
to harmonize ;. tho delightful and soul enrich- 
ing thoughts of poor worms boing indulged 
with ucccss to God, and with boldnoss, free- 
dom and familiarity with him; and to hold 
communion and fellowship both with the 
Futhcr and tho Non ; und, ut tho sumo time, 
to boo tho Word of God tally with all tho 


ter who addresses you, 

Tho course of tho class wo objoot to is open long experience of his 
to several objections. First, it is dishonest, trated with horror for 
It is a wrong to a writer to take tho thoughts shall oomo and east yoi 
for which, perhaps, he has dolved hard, and pouring out tears of no 


appropriate them cn masse to our owu use, 
without credit. Again, it is wrong, in' that 
wo dcceivo our- congregations, and iuduoe 
them to assigu us a bighor position than we 
really deserve. Wo knowingly and inten- 
tionally make an erroneous impression upon 
thoir minds. A minister moots a brother 
uftor sorvico. The latter says, “Brother A., 
you preached us an oxccllont sermon to-day; 
you aro really getting to ho a great man.” 
A. swallows down tho compliment without 
oxplunation, And liko the jackdaw in tho fa- 
bio, rejoices in his borrowed fcathors. He 
has at length mado the impression that he is 


tenae ; and by the force of semo 
find me to be oloqueat enough, 
what do you found your bopee, n 
that your lost momenta are so din 
booauso yoa a te young? Yea, 
have as yet but twenty or thirty 

advanco open you ! Take heed, 
proaches. Do you Jutow what 
It is a oloojc, the pendulum of v 
sontly says, always ! *vin ! ay* 
always ! During these vibration 
soul ories out, ‘ What o'clock U 
tbo same voice replies, It is fetEa 


sketching. How many often call to their 
recollection tho affability of Ann, her kind 

dark hour" 


smile, which has brightened tho 
for many a‘ wayworn traveler over life's burn- 
ing sands. Her memory is still cherished by 


FortLc N. 0. Uii.jtun Advovatr, 


DEATH, AND OUR REDEEMER. 


another happy day ! Can you poiut out. to 
tho gold und purplo Bunse.t glory ! Canyon 
look upward with him to tho shining host? 
or placo in his eager hand tho field ilowors 
that bend thoir dewy eyes with . gratclul 
thanks, and Nirvtn name “Our Father !" 

When ut dead of night you watch beside 
his siok couch ; when you hush your overy 
breath to listen to his pained monn ; when 
every gust of wind makes your check grow 
pale; when you turn with trembling hand 
tho healing drops; when overy tick of the 
clock scorns Routing against your heart : 
when the little pallid face looks beseechingly 
into yours, for the “ help” you can not give ; 
oh ! where oan you turn tho suppliant eye, if 
you seo not the “Great Physician ! ” 

Whon health slowly returns: when the 
eyo brightens, and the red colors check nnd 
lip; whon the vacant chair, is ugainliMod: 
when tho littlo feet aro again busy ; when 
loving arms in playful glee twino mound 
your neck — comes there from that woman's 
heart of thine no burst of grateful thanks to 
Him who notes evon tho sparrow’s fall ? 

Suppose Death como ! You fold away the 
little useless robes ; you turn witli a idling 
cyo from toys and hooks, and patlis-those lit- 
tle feet havo trod : you feel ovor tho shadowy 
olasp of a littlo hand in yours; you turn 
heart-sick from happy mothers, who number 
no missing lamb from their Uook; a sunny 
ringlet, a roBy chock, or a piping voice, gives 
your licarta death pang. You walk the busy 
street, and turn your head iuvolunturily 
when a little, strange voice calls 11 Mother ! " 
Oh ! where can you go for comfort thou, if 
you believo not that tho “Good Shophord " 
folds your lamb to. Ilia loving breast ? ' 

Thore is perfidy at your household hearth ! 
thero uro broken vows, whioh you may not 
breatbo to human cnr. There is treachery 
repaid for trust! Childhood looks on with a 
sad wonder ; you must “ go backward and 
east the mantlo " of ovusion over tho moral 
deformity. Whonoo sliull strength como, to 
your slender shoulders, to hoar this heavy 
cross ! How silence tho ready tempter's 
voioo ! Whore shall all those warm ufl'ec- 
tious now bo garnorod up ? (if not in 1 lea- 
ven ?) 

Ob, you havo no anchor! no ruddor or 
compass ! Your little burk is adrift, at the 
mercy of oYery pitiless gale ; the sea is dark 
aud fearful ; tho billows mountain high ; the 
sky black with (Utrkness, if you turn from 
, the Great Pilot. (Olive Brunch. 


fSliRU ui'Yer dio ! (Montgomery. 

Why should wo Pear to dio ( why should 
We fear to moot that crisis which our Creator 
and Redeemer hns destined us to nieqt ! 
Alas ! man is frail. Even when tho soul has 
made peace with its God, thero is an influ- 
ence about tho flesh driilch causes us, oven 
contrary to tho dictates of our better sense, 
often to shrink from that which wo know wo 
can not ovude — that with which wo have to 
grapple without uny hope of victory, but by 
which wo aro doomed to he overcome — to ho 
overeomo on earth, but whioh- wo shall re- 
cognize in tho second birth, the resurrection. 

Death is hut the waking from a dreamy 
slumber : it is hut tho opening of tho door to 
now and moro pleasant scenes— tho key that 
unlocks tho “portuls of bliss" — the rdvoaler 
of all mysteries — tho process by .Which wo 
arc qualified and refitted to enter into tho on- 
joyment of our first state — it is tho removing 
of that veil, whoso dim flickering shadows 
and fulso reflection often causo our fato to 
appear darker than God over intended it 
to bo. 

Death,, wo may Bay, iB the end of all sor- 
row nnd tho commencement of a peaceful 
rest which is “undofiled and fndotli not 
away." Had not Bin entered, even temporal 
death had not boon known to tho children of 
men. We woro first intended to enjoy ini- 
mortulity without passing tho !' gloomy 
vale ; " but tho conditions failed, and man 
was doomed to return tu his kindred ele- 
ments — was doomed to dio — not lb lie now 
dies, hut was doomed to dio without uuy liopo 


a great man, and wlyit if be fins done it upon 
another's capital, the people know no better. 
But tbo people do find it out, somotimos, and 
then wo to the luckless wight, lf.afterwards 
bo says any thing of his own purtioularly 
good, ho gets no credit for it; the people al- 
ways talk of his efforts with a Bneor. Very 
soon they lose their respeut for him. 

Another objection is, thoy dwarf their own 
powers. How many sad instances have wo 
of men of good natural .power* who havo ru- 
ined themselves by this oourso. They re- 
mind ono of a man who bus used crutches so 
long, that ho can not walk without them. 
Tuko away from tho minister Ms crutch, (his 
borrowed matter) aud what an awkward, 
zig-zag, luughablo gait doea he assume ! He 
reels about liko a man “ half seas over," and 
ton to one if ho does not come down sprawl- 
ing upon liis face. HU mannor is stiff and 
recitative— no naturalnoss, no living enorgy. 
Suoli a thing as ‘digging sermons oat of hu 
own brains, is impossible. If ho does attempt 
it, tho ridioulous abortion exposes his email 
faculties and meager resources, and stands 
out in striking contrast with bis ordinary 
plagiurUms. 

When a man U called to preach tho Gos- 
pel, ho U not expected to preach Wesley or 
Watson, orMelviiloor Buscom ; buttopreaoh 
according to his own constitutional structure. 
However inferior that may ho, it ha* a placo 


A Umtauian Silenced. 
died in Pembrokeshire, So 
thy Baptist minister, whoi 
Evans, but gen orally calk 


small Jonah, on 


of tho. past, nnd call heir imago up ; her slight 
form arrayed in white, her favorite habili- 
ment, her soft brown hair parted, ovbr her 
calm, thoughtful brow, and lier bright hazel 
eyes beaming wi'h intelligence and sympa- 
thy. I Boom to seo her now, nnd sho lives 
agaiu for mo. If, in writing these lines, 1 
havo called lior imago and the liieniory of 
her worlli up from tho colls of memory, iu 
tho bosom of her many friends, they will 
tliauk me for the pleasant reminiscence, and 
will fill up the sketch witli lights and colors 
from thoir own pleasant recollections of tho 
lovely Ann. 

I will closo tliis remiuiseoneo by copying 
somo lines written on bor doatli by a warm 
friend of hers, and an itinerant preacher : * 

•• blie'ii gone ! tho lon-ljr Aim. m> enrly gono ; 

Tuko hence that ecrot-ch-owl wull that telle of woe 
Bo withering to tho heart. Hut whureforo Rpuru 
A true report ? Nay. reutl ngalu thorio Unee ; 

They toll no more than truth— for the id goue. 

Nor art thou mourned, dtur Ann, with feigned ffriof, 
l*y whorie heart dictutue these humblu lln«?B ; 
lie. though no blood of his ran In tby Tolns. 

Loved thuo from childhood, onward to thy death, 
illi pure, uufullei'iug. persevering love. 

Blucli has it grieved him that he mw thee not 
In life’s last etrugglo ; ihat he was not near 
Jo joJu thy other friends, iu kind attempts 
To smooth thy ruggod pn^ngo to Mid grave. 

Aud cheer thy spirit iu i(s fuinUug hour ; 

To seo ouce.inoro thy lace bo long beloved, 

Aud write the last eiprcssion of thy loro 
Deep in his heart, there to be read through life. 

Hut vuiu this .porrow !’ he was fur away. 

Where duty called, wln*u thy last strugglu came. ' 

What he could du, he did ; his prayers arose 


tivo in stature. Havre#* v, 
and fond of religious anoedi 
times told one, of bis going 

• it i . t on i . 


village, where be fell Into tb 
two men, ono of whom said to l 
what you are; you aro oo«i 
teach that the soq of Maty 
“ Yw,-«ulil Jonah; very meeU] 
" Well, if ho was a- God. why d 
perning Lazarus, ‘Where have; 
“ Do yod believe," asked Jon 
“ that He who walked in the g 
in tho oool of the day, was a 
yen, to be sure.” “Well," asked 
did ho eay, * Adam, whore art 
Unitarian was silent. [Wataj 
Hector. * .' Akrifl 


Divine teachings, influences und operations of 
the Holy Spirit of God upon ub; and to bo 
sensibly comforted utulor tho divine smiles ; 
to he acquainted with the privato thoughts 
of God s heart, which aro thoughts of good 
and not of oral, to givo us an unexpected end ! 
How many transient visits 
transforming 


many 

transforming views! Wiiat sympathy docs 
tho God of all grace discover to us in trou- 
ble! Wlmt support docs the heart feol in u 
trying hour ; how sonsibiy does ho rend tho 
lieuvons und eomo down to our relief! Isaiah 
lxi v. 1. He admits our hopes witMn the 
vulo, and our affections to his own right hand, 
wlioro Christ sitteth. Hip hlossod presence, 
when ho shines upon tho soul, casts a divine 
luptro upon tho whole work of his hands ; bis 
'brilliant perfections ehiuo in both globes : 
“liis glory covers tho heavens, and tho oarth 
is full of liis praise," Hah. Hi. 3. Tho aston- 
ishing condescension of God, in stooping so 
low os to visit us, makes us seem loss than 
nothing. The distunco and disproportion be- 
twoen God and suoli worms appear to be 
if possible, than infinite; and yet olmr- 


in tho great muchiuery of saving souls, and 


if ho endeavors to tako tho place of another, 
he thwarts tho great end for which ho 4* se- 
lf a man in unablo, with such help 


lceted. 

as lie may lawfully obtuin from others, 


prepare a sermon which will do good, ho hsd 
better stop and ask himself if ho has not 
mistuken liis culling. If be is able, hut too 
indolent to do ft, ho has reason to fear that 
ho 1ms mistaken not only his culling, hut his 
heart. , [K ' Gossip. 

Alubuinu Conference, Oet., 18M. 


more, 

ity, that bolievoth all tilings, says, at tho 
same time, and .that with tho witness on 
earth, und tho rooord in lieuvon, “I dwoll in 
God, and God dwells iu uio." Tho divine 
hints dropped for faith to catch, tho myteri- 
ous leadings of his Dmvidoneo, tho goodness 
that pussos daily before us, uni) the moroy 
and truth that follow its; tho watchful oyo 
’of God upon us; the most miuuto circum- 
stances, whjch uro so sonsibiy observed by 
him ; tho'deuf ear that h<j turns to all our 
exclamations against ourselves; tho divine 
approbation ; the love, the paternal embraces, 
which am bestowed npva us, which w«, whoa j 


liQMibr an i 


All the virtues are iu porll when filial piety 
gives w«y, 


If you would relish your food, labor for it; 
if you would enjoy the rainttnt, payfor It be- 
fore you wear U ; if you would sleep soundly; 
take a dear eonsvieuwi <p bod With yw, 





I 










f l)f Hcui (Orleans Christian JUmarate. 


itinii SUptfltf. 


DO THEY wild TO JOIN UtJ? Imi not jot occurred. The Hi bio would lie 

'T ■ „ ' , , ,, devilled on the pulpit into the placo of the 

Our rrindcr# nrc mtormDd tlmt a weekly! ' , , 

... , . prayer hook, and tho minister bo required to 

.inner is published in \ loksburg, Mies., under ' ' . , . . „. , ,, 

... ... . ■ , preneh the Gospol, nnd not Me Church. Our 

lie patronage m the Diocckc (Episcopal) of . , ■ . • , , _ „ 

... . .... , . general rules of society would cut off sotno of 


ORLEANS : 


Methodist Pittas. f 1 '® list of '“'ok 9 issued ' from tho present nho- 1 

lition press. 

„ .. “It is true, some think tho suhjoet should 

Sunday SchoOI^Umon. — Ilio formation of |, 0 discussed by correspondents in our period- 
such n Union was eeeommended by tho Com- icnls. This, too, Inis been tried without suc- 
, ... c,....,.. , .... . . ... cess. Zion's Herald was opened to the dis'- 

mitteo on SaMmth .Schools of tho Louisville ,.„s,ion in January, 1835. , fho writers, many 

Conference, nnd in oonformity with tho ro- of them ultra, so outdid tho matter before a 

Commendation, a movement hns been sot on ,)[!! lir l ' ie 0()n ductorB I’yl to restrain thorn. 

. . . , . . 1 llnfl0 that wero restrained said the press wns 

foot in Louisville, organizing a beginning, muzzled, because they could not say every 
The editor of tho N. und L. Advocate jspgaks thing they pleased, lienee, Zion'H Watch- 

of it as a “good movement, ’> and thu^ports' IC^.’lcrf ’^uriXid^lV^thoV lmfto bere°. 
progress: "■ strained again. In January, 1840,. a“ now 




ctotter ’30 


mi • • . . , Knnrnu ruii'B oi bih'.ictt wuuiu uui> i»u oumu ut 

.'•liMimppi. i hp'prioo is throo dollar* a , , .. 

. , ; your prominent members, nnd tho rest coulu 

year, m advance. lu v namo is “ Church Her- , , , . , . . 


OOKrniUBNOE NOTICE 




preachers of ^AkMjpi Conference 
isir arrival at Marion, wilt call nt the 
Churjdi. 

a oDweriog-tt) he nceompnnit'd by 
• iplos, wdl ho kind enough do givo un 
p toJbrtaktju* of it, »o that snltahlo pro 
Shay he mode fur their comfort. 

A- Phil. P. Nnei.t 

uion, Ain , October 25. 


old : ” tho editors, Hev. S. Pattorson and Goo 
8. Verger, Esq., end W. C. P nudes, Esq. 
Clio “ Herald ” is a small sheet, neatly cun- 
duotod. It# form is tho quarto — which, 
doubtless, is tho rubrical shope. All tho Pro,, 
testunt Episcopal pipers on our list of cx- 
ohnnges are of that shape. This advertise- 
moul is gralif. 

Our. friends of the Herald went on very 


be bestowed into tho nmen corners without 


inconvenience. 


Your Bishops Could bo disposed of ns Pre- 
siding Elders. Start not,: this would bo ad- 
mitting them nt! eunelcm gradem. It would 
give them a niuoli larger jurisdiction than tbo 
majority exercise. Take, for instance, any 
», ir of llin six Presiding Elders' Districts into 
which tho Mississippi (.'onferenco is partition- 
ed, nnd there nro moro communicants cm- 


Revival Intelligence. 


"At the first meeting of the friends of tbo paper was commenced, because tho Herald 
cafise, which took place’ ill itriSik Street lv, *d >. atchman wero insufficient. ■ Ibis ran 


well the first few months— doing their own , . . , , , 

braced in it, more churches, moro hearers, 


work and giving their reader# information . 

“ ° than in the Diocese of Mississippi, which 

important to the dlocose. All this was good. , „ 

} b makes so large a figure on paper, a lie smutl- 

,.nd wo rejoiced nt such a ooda borer in the ... - ,, 

nut Imu fimr/t nu muntr I o rrn nn tart nor t inn 


,0S 

PRICE. 




Christian Advooate 
g, bcen^tho oheapost 
from this city. It is 


religious press. But lately they have fallen 
into tho old traok of now abusing, now coax- 
ing the Methodists. Tho last few issues have 
been Informing tho world, nlid the Metho- 
dists in particular, thatftheir sepafato organ- 
ization us a Churoh was needless, hurtful, 


f'Y . , . hardly less than" sinful— their existence is 

to make it tho cheapest in the J , „ , ,, , has a 

* • linnnoncsnpw Phft IirPftphpfM flT t.llll I'dlfll * 


makes so large a figure on paper. Tho small- 
est has twice as niuny. To go no further than 
your own neighborhood— the Vicksburg Dis- 
trict: it numbers over throo thousand mem- 
bers, whilj}, nccording to your own utato- 
Ttfent, there are not eight hundred cnmmuni- 
.cants lielonging to the "Dioccso. So Father 
Lane, the Presiding- Elder of that District, 


more important charge , and makes no fins 


Bii 



|r. On and after the 1st Nu- 
mber the subscription price will ba Os, 

CARHYINO OUT OUR PRINCIPLES. 

No opportunity has been omitted by us of 
(•nesting tho utmost cheapness practicabh 
Church literature— low prices and large 
eulatioti. Wo now *ot tho example in. tin 
wspappr department. If others follow, ii 
U be matter of ho siaoll satisfaction to have 
-:a,ed the movement. In*i ny event, we 
to succeed, and by Our success to cstab 
P*° that may have on important 
.gswiri application. 


1st No- annotm>ar ^ Th° preachers of the Estal nb ou t it, than the Right Bov. Wm. M. Grcem 
be One 1 ‘“ h,uent ’ ^ n ° words a f) Bi#llop pf A ,^ a , and Bishop 

hard enough Tor lmn ; but tbo Lpivcopuliang „ n , , , 

„ .... ' k r . . . . I olk and Bwhop 1* reeman, und othern. make 

* of our day, claiming to pe of tho sumo blood . . 


Church on the 1st of October, a constitution f“ r awliile. nnd tho 1 ruu Wesleyan arose 
ivns rep.iinl; which, when matured and i’ 111 1 10 u9 D e9 tbo Watebniim und the 
Hiloptcd. we will lay before our readers, and “U’cr paper : so that Zion's Herald was worth 
other preliminary mensures taken for the J u, j nothing as nn anti-slavery paper, if the. 
perfecting and carrying out of the excellent ^‘dots ariL-to be believed. No paper could 
scheme. Other meetings nro to follotv on 'te, or lias lived, if ultra-abolitionists nro to 
this subject, which will probably be Continued " 8 tho directors, with the views they have 
from time to time untile the whole matter is entertained up till now. 

fully digested and arranged, and the ina- MfSIc.-It seems by this notice in the 

clnnery put in operation. Among-tlie many . , . . 

devices and pnijeotions which wiU occupy the ' "era pin (1 oronto, Ga 1 . ) of'lho 29th ult. that 

attention of this society for the promotion of our brethren of Canada pruiso the Lord "on 

Sabbath School interests, the tnora immediate • . .. , 

purpose seems to be to procure the more lib- i en s also. 

erul 0 and extended publication of Sabbath “ The trustees of Richmond Street Wesley an 
school books Among us, arid greatly to in- Chapel, having just erected a very large and 
crease tho oircnlntion of our excellent paper, costly orga n, suppose d t o he t.lin m ost, puwer- 
tho ‘Visitor.’ Wo doubt not but a hearty ful instrument of the kind in Canada West, 
co-operation in this good work will bo real- purpose having their opening services on next 
ized on .tho part of tile Church, and can see Sabbath.'’ 


ParU Circuit, Texas Oonf. 

It will be encouraging to you and the 
friends of Zion generally to know that the 

i ord is still reviving his work in this part of 
is vineyard. I 

I lmd the pleasure, through "the kind prov- 
idence of God, of attending the fourth quar- 
terly medtiiig of tho Boston Circuit, which 
embraced tho 29lh imj ,10th of August. Our 
beloved P. Tv, N. W. llurks, wns tit Iiih post, 
and preached in bis usual fnreiblo manner. 
Tho mooting passed off very well. On my 
return, in company with Brother H. Fullin- 
gon, who has charge of tho Circuit, and my 
worthy ciillcngue, J. L. Angell. wo stopped 
in a little town (lie Kalb) in. Bowie county, 
nnd commenced a meeting, which continued 
from Monday night to Wednesday night. 


s|i«il oon»iliui„ » 

tin- imrpo«o ,.r M«R3Ptj»ki».n l 
ar,.r«rntl„n f ur k «ol Jr. i'r *“« alii 


W hllut tho Oommliu. ^ ' 


VA hllut tho Ilnimnltt** 00 „ ^ 

(haifniKn I tit rod iicvsl tin « 

«f ih?„74i„, ' 

iirningi.niohtii to- ,„ iy (l J , hui 

" l """ l ™* wc.inaurs to-Skv -kS**'* lu 1 ' 
uf |,„rty. -Iimild j„|„ | ihJ'.JWlUlUlJZi 
Isilnl cull, for l ’.. rtb ?'*. “k 


it. rlmruct.T „f ll„. iI-c-b,,,i 

Hi'.™ "f hln piilltlcnl ..IT J 1 * Wnii! 
Mr. It.ht.r i,. lhsUi i7ii hM 

nil li.il „l.„.. .iZ 1 “J™ 1 SAi-'IIm. 


EatkfcBBs 


il Ilia .away, 

? 1 lh " **l\nn* or tin. oltinjj 


• y n mmor. WHO l)ii(i K |v,. n |, "V 

nil tho tuition* of tho 
ion .ml r«*poct. 

In nrpii-liloii to ll„- pynn A-,1 br , ‘t.hfc 
of Inn own city, »„a ,|f u,„ d 


: ".""I, oily, Him on 

Priin^lil to „, irn j" 1 r—fc, 

with Cloy hta«;43jS'» "vql 
pn juaiCfS nn I Ut- nltnr r.f fa,. *M|2S 
mo-t latUu-J l„ him I-, tkS 


The Lord ivns with us. Sixteen persons 
joined tlicXhurch. There were several con- 


n .mi i up nimr r.f Ills 

moH indihioti to hlm *•» Vl 

rl/tht* when ihr, 
bli gmva till tho earth 
Judge Urtin’a eulogy Wpll 
nnd nt tltue* *n dueiiiy i. 

trickling down mnny ? check ^ lh ^ 

luUonn. n, * rl * Q * 


a 


ized on fho part of tho Church, and can hoc 
no sufficient -reason that can bo ur^<»(l npiinst 
tho tumvnloto HUi'.ceHa (»f tho Sublmth School 
Union of tho Mathodiat Episcopal Church,, 
South.’ 1 


MUOH AND . LITTLE. 


. , a- e .1 * . , * a great parade over n jurisdiction that our 

and order, affect greatly to venerate tho man .. , 

and his counsel ! In the Herald uf October ‘ LW “ 8 thwk „ a 

22, that old Mother Goose's story is paraded : , C ° l,ld th ° n ’ 

.. .. ,,, this nrrangement for a union, aeeingitnd- 

“ How can you, hovr dure you. call yourself a , . . „ , n 

rur 9 . . . vances them so substantially l Our Episcopal 

Bishop, 1 etc. (Letter of \\ csiey to Ashury.) ... , , ' * 

... . . , . friends, from Bishop down to UeOtor, make a 

l he Wesleyan rimes is quoted to show that .... 

.1 . a WawI l.nintr I'ttlc go. tt.great ways. J hoy jIw n grciit husi* 


the Weideyans are boing punished for their 
niu in qdilting the English Establishment, by 
the loss of several thousands through agitn- 
tiuri, and therefore (!) tho Methodists . of 


ness, in the eyes oftlic wondering world, on 
an incredibly small capital. Their Coriveii- ' 
tiori Minutes aro specifficns. The same 


•TIIE experiment. a r0 not a part or the self-styled Amcriean 

A Methodist (taper in New KBtubll8 ,, mi , llt . This, of course, is the he- ft ° T T 

m *nd Cinoiunati prices ,i an g Lnniug of insinuations and garbled statements t0 “ r8 '"P™ t8 W« pamphlet, wli.oh ouo of our 

I, kb be candid, wo have hosi- lhat tll(! Melhodi8ls of M iMiwippi wlll bt . ^tereohiac Secretaries won d con dense on 

prioo, end nothing , TL , a t e j to, till they return us prodigals to the ‘ ft b >U * °7' ’ unl,,n ’ 1 

u in the hflirinniRir , * i , , would givo up tins seeming, and get moro of 

• y id mo Degmniag, church. It will have to b^diuie, and so we . . . ® 

A beta stood up to it right bad „ we (i now as any time devote a word 1 n 8U stantl “ 

'«dv*nfimcr omp circulation . . , , . , , . One item of the union arrangement would 

advancing our oirouiauon, i 0 the Churoh Herttld, on our mutual relations, . , , , _ . • ■ 

nw’ voitiMd & nnint At which x , .. ... 4 . . be tho throwing of two or throe parishes, St. 

nr g*»n»d e point at watou , m d the porsihiUty of a change. ... 6 , , 

make il wont, in, in «, l 1 Marks, st. Peters and bt. Bartholomews, 

to make e venture in so good T h« hi.tbr* of tho orcanisaUnn of the , . ’ 


'Methodist paper in New 




-ii . name, with all its luljunetn, nutiuls and titles, 

this country aro going down, becuuso they . . lt , . oa ■ 

„ ,« . , , . written and re-written, small things done up 

aro not a part of the self-styled American . . 

.... * . P . . . pomppusly, etc., all swell out th« proceedings 

hsbtablishmcnt. llus, of course, is tho be- ,, ,, b 

, . . ,, . to a respectable pamphlet, winch ouo of our 

zinnine of insinuations and garbled statements . „„ 

? I,,. p it „ . matter-of-fact Secretaries would condense on 

that the Methodists ot Mississippi will be . . _ , .. 

/ .. , t a sheet o| foolscap. NoiV, in tho union, they 

iWHotml fn fill IIihv ntlliril il H itromirn Iki Hi tli* J 


^ 0U ^ K Fifth Collection. - r-Tho following show- 

Comparative Estimate of Greatness. ing by the Episcopal Recorder, of the manner 
Our cotcfnporaYy of the Texas BaiinCr lias preachers aro sup piirtod in that Church, in 
had Borne, shrewd insight into European poli- Pennsylvania, its head quarters, is imbrue- 
ties, and wc therefore set much by. his opiuitm tivo.: 

in the following paragraph : ' There nro in tho Slate one hundred nnd 

“All our exchanges are filled wit ii the ^' r lyJ illJ i' Episcopal ministers. Of these 
death of Lord Wellington. English papers thirty have no parishes. Thirteen of llioso 
call him ‘ the conqueror of Napoleon,' which that have, receive an average salary of one 
is „l, out „s true as Walter be,. tts .History or hundred and sixtv dollars. Five receive a 
the rrencli Revolution. .1 here is Mime mini- i llt , . , , ,, - . , 

lurity between Nupoleon and Wellington. " re u ,ir8 or ^-‘ 98 Eighteen receive 
Both were tyrants, and niuglit their glory in *' ,rL ’ e hundred or Ices — thirty-live receive five 
the effusion of human blood ; both regarded hundred or le^s — fifty-uno receive oight liuti- 
men but. figures, given them to carry out their dred or lc.ss. And only eleven receive over a 
plans uml immortalize their mimes. Through thousand, and of these eleven, only two are 
their skill and bravery tho widows and or- Jlllt ,, , r m . , .. ,, 

phans* hearts were made sad. ° Ut , of the Cuunt * of I’biladelphiti- 

“But Napoleon was a gehius, a lawgiver, * >yiOW 5 though with others, we have again 
a statesman, a. monarch! Wellington was nud ngtiiti deplored the luck of tlmt iiunctual- 
nothing hut a soldier, who outlived himself; r . . , . . . 

und fur all the money, estates, and ' titles, P»y' n S-*e»«p.of (ttopnoty and justice m nuny 


joined tlicXhurch. There were several con- 
versions 1 know not the number. 1 was 
told by Brother Fitllingcn that there is a 
general revival around his Circuit. May (he 
I.ord'blcss the aged brother. 

IVe lire still having giiod times upon Paris 
Circuit. God is convicting and converting 
smils. Mirny have bech added to tlTcTliureir 
this Conference year. To God'tlie glory he- 
longs. Vour brother in Christ, 

It. M. Stow a’i.!.. 

P. S. \Ve Iiavc just closod our second camp 
meeting on tliis Circuit. There were eight 
conversions, and many others serious. 


Mr. Wobsts/UDe^dTaTj^- 


Tlie Melancholy n en. h». v 
tin- , lenth ot DANIEL VYKIISTEJI M 

liurlnn the rnrly part of yentera,. u, 
some decrt-KM In th„ drop,l c .| 
kmUthere-were few, lyiuplijSi, „** t* 
noslan of rullylng. -AN# 

Kepeittedly In the coune of th„ 0— _ 
pnrt ot tho nflemoon. ho c»n, l . r *72.' ,, ' 
1 ‘lenrne.. or detail, relntlee |o Id. 
condition Of hie farm, fie rt ntra felku.7 11 


\m 


" AkJkn: 


1 


h* v *. ^ ■ w «- ' LslIUl V AA • IS wm IIW'U oy,,«HiiV| uuu DU no a . . . 

i bqvo stood up to it right | lttd „ well now as any time devote a word 8U 9 an »» 

Adranmn^ cmr oiroulatiun , ,, . , lA Ono item of the union arrangement would 

advancing our oirouiauon. t 0 the Churoh Herald, on our mutual relations, , . . , • ■ 

m mUuiI fi f,ninti at which x . ...... * . be tho throwing of two or throe pai-islies* St. 

. ™ • ,md the POrBl111 J fi °' M-kX St. Peter’s and bt. Bartholomew's, 

is Involved In It beride. the Th ° ^ ° f ‘ h ° ° r « ftDilation of the it. to a oireuit-say Brush Creek Circuit. 

ristiL Advocate VV ' 6l * Tan Methodi “ ,, in Eur ° pe a “ d Ameri ° a True, it would not sound eo finely, but that 

is before tho world, and has long ago been j, not tbe thing . wo aro not after 8uund 

ictt. Of succtss, amply justified by the judgments of men and What do Jnu eay( friend8 of th(J churflh 

tl> ° blB “ ing ° f God ' T|UJSU Wll ° WeDt 0Ut Herald, to this programme! Hint ilk 

p-y-Of ttoonsttfesn- 0 „g illu Uy, wor e driven out : a good enough lac i lfy , m , if you cannot get aloqg without 

W*Q' truvcler* double Utpc ivuHon one would thinlc for foinn When , . . . . . .■ 

Affirm t , r . n m “ on > <ne " uum ior going, tvueu u8l | e t ua unite and have no moro words abuut 

peroen » 0#t i bo8 e who ought to have been their nursing unfortunate separation, and all ttmt. Do cot, 

s m every instance been Oom fatber8 and luo thors forsook them, the Lord bowevort think to bring about a favorable 

^responding increase of 'oot:- t ^ , bem up . (f they now discovor their , , . , . 

-..J,.,-.., ’ZmllZ 


which ho soruped together from the poor and oP our people towards a pastor, neglecting his 
starving English and Irish people, ho gavo to support and keeping him in embarrassment, 
bis .Most Gracious sovereign, Jtuoon i ictoria, ■ . . . 


his Most Gracious Sovereign, Uuoon Victoria, . . * . . ' 

his cadaver ,- nnd saved hie luncrul expenses." wo t* 80 . ln connection with tills “showing” 

A NpaV Roov Iter .1 F. Cnhh. mmistant ° f ^ pi8C,, P al K °°° rdUr - B marklid b0RU, y 


Christian Advooate. 

CHANCES or SUCCESS. 

lucccod ! A aarvey of tha whole 
the mmlogies of the oaee are en- 




off 100 per oent. 'The Poet- 
i redaction has in every instance been omn 
pensated by a ooewspood'uig Inoreaso of cor- 
tttqioodents and receipts.' And will not sub- 
acribers be forthcoming to a cheap paper, in 
abundantly sustaining nuuihcra l 

t » .A/VJb ,v. • a *, "‘-'-'i' " 


MORAL CONSIDERATIONS. 


« tncut U(.. tt vuey u. B c U1U i ine.v compromise, by making us think poorly of 
istako, what is that to us . our cause— tlmt we arc going down, running 

Tho Herald, and kindred prints, must mean uut . mission fulfilled. The facts aro other-' 
| s imething in this crying for us and after us. w ise, known und read of all nten. The Mis- 


A NeiV Book. — B ev. J. E. Cobb, assistant 
editor of the Memphis Advqcato, gives notice 
of a troatise on tho “Philosophy of Faith," 
by himself, -ns about to bo published. We 
aro inclined to think our readers have had a 
foretaste of the volumo in two communica- 
tions oh tho subject, furnished our' columns 
w-thin the lost eighteen months by “J. E. CV, 
of Arkan ii. They wore marked by tli( 
traits of & profourid, philosophic thinker. Our 


and apostulicity in our. plan of disbursing the 
offerings of tho people, for tho support of the 
Gospel. There aro no overgrown salaries 
among us. Wo have no Bishops receiving 
$4000 or moro: no rector living on $5000 or 
moro a year, .while five of his cloricul breth- 
ren, working just as hard, are receiving $100 
urjess. It is carried out to souio extent in 
the Methodist Church— it is a principle of 
our fiuatjcial ueoqoiny which oun not bo too 


Demopolls, Ala. Conf. 

iho revival influence, so prevalent in the 
land this season, has not failed to visit De- 
tnopolis. Wo have been engaged lu a meet- 
ing fi >r several weeks prist, which- lias thus far 
resulted in twenty-two conversions and twen- 
ty •accessions to tho Church. Thera aro yet 
stokers at the altar, and .many in tlio com- 
munity deeply interested. Wo meet every 
night, and shall continuo to do so while wo 
can do good. The fihurch is alive, and the 
•members at their posts. Tbs spirit of rejoi- 
cing and laboring hns'liccti abundantly sited 
upon them. Wo lfuve lmd little noise, hut a 
deep sense of the presence of God seems to 
rest upon tho henrts of all. Before the close, 
of it we hope to be able to report yet. greater 
success. 

During one week of the meeting wo lmd 
tho valuable services of Brother Milburn, of 
Mobile, lie entered the work in tho spirit 
and zeal of a Methodist preacher In altar 
work ho has fow equals. Titos. H. Foster 

October, 1852. , ■ 


cnmmiun Ol llls ura. HertntfCfpii.L.’' 
Hig it nnd tin, mnmnsr In -Licti ilfl 

nut. 

About half-poat 0r« o'clooA to t|« l# X 
Hot wns svitrd with violent 
olarmbtv rtnnnlilj of dnrk rn.tta ibw^ 


bold nnntlnT onnlultntlun/ wliknniimi'l 
Hlon tlmt tin, Inst hour of tha grwt 


InomntU mpidlj.n 


Hppronchhig 

lit* recfived tin- annonowment^ffti 
QUe#li‘tl th^t tho fi'BiAlo member* of M« 
ctUotl fa. 


..-.••■I utiji mo iocuio member* of 
lied iu. 

M r» Wobstcr. Mm. Flvtrhn Welito , . 

Ill Milta Hl.lfft a unt..n„1-it...j.i . 


Riid Mis* Howls watered th#*lek rata ' 
To i nch, railing them bp Man, 

*ter nddrOki*ed a few word* of farmii tnd 
lation. ' 


Noxt.nt I'l" rteMre.the tn»UBvttbmendih 

tht.jo of hi* |>.-n*oniil Irit-nila »\»Udb«B, 
•furiuj? bin hut Hint**, ri* , FUtAet Vtbun 
Mirriffing *on. yatnuol A. AppletoB.W* 

I'aiKe. Ueorge F. Curtl*. Edward Curtfa, ff 
Petor Harvey nnd Obarhs Henry ThoMi^ 
tin.l Metwr*. George J. Abbott nud W.C.b* 
of tbe U. 8. 8t»t« Department »t U’Mktatta 
called in. 

Addrewlng each of these gcntkmeekyMRt 
•ter referred to hi* pa*t relation* with tha, 
and, en f then badu them, one by oa%*i 

farowoU. This wn-t about iuli-paitiUo’tad^ 

lug 


Mr. Wcbfftcr then bad Mr. Ilamj 
aald' to him : 


brother touchca our eyiupathiea by ullueion .... , , , , * 

, . , ,, biglily commended, thut tho abundanco of 

to bis “worldly estate.” . ... , 

J Klltno Klll.lt i tn <1 cim>, tr f. .v. tK,. uvn n A 


Lauderdale Oircuit, Ala. Oouf. 

Our cunip meeting closed Oct. 13th. We 
had a good time, ^fcyme fifty souls wero hap- 
pily converted to God, Bomo backsliders re- 
claimed, and the church was greatly revived. 
Twenty accessions. To God ho all tho glory. 
Wo Jiud the assists nco of Brothers Callaway 
l\ E. Clements, Robertson,' McCurdy and 
Boyd. 1 T. V. A. 

Ootohcr 15th, 1852. 


some should be a supply for the want of others, 


•Jobs Turkey;' coiiNoquontly, must puhlibh EBo fifth, or Conference collection, for the 

by subscription. . If any of our readers wish aid of preachers deficient in their salaries, is 
to sec what sort ot books we make in Arkan- . 

sub, they can ascertain by sending their orders tended to effect this equality. A noble and 
to us. post, paid, for Copies of the. work when apostolio intention. To this collection- the 
published. It will lie a lurge duodecimo, tm. L: , . , , , 

430-440 ; price $1 per copy.” ncl ‘ cst .°°ngri®ri}oiw, and those least lmr- 

detied with their own pastoral expons, s, 


' O -_Ai_ . , . Is all this talk about un unnecessary division sissippi Conference will meet in Jackson on 

, Bal ^ < ^ d ^ bQn8a ^ , ^ nndl ‘ r ^ "• un overture on their part for a union ! They the 14th proximo. If. tho Bov. Mr. P. nnd 
f Si!!^ 400 * r h “ * 01 ? It ’ th , 4 ' must meun ' if tllcy moan any lhing ’ that '* His colleagues will go up properly fumigated 


movement mfty pay ito way. Tho ontls, 

1 only ones, lyr which litis paper was | 
■ j --j yjn h,, ood tinned, are h r gber 


wero better for us und them tlmt the twain j- rom I> UH eyisni, and such taints, and make 
heomrie one. 1'or them it would he, ns ap- their application, wo have nqduuht it |vill he 


it j 




g pears fr<im their anxiety on tho subject, and respectfully considered. Wc expect to be 

% _ 7i . . .. pj' . stereotype lamentations over it. Ihey give there, and shall be happy to sec the rucep- 

1 ... J*' . J! ^ r us no rest. We are doing very well, und, in- tion. Vour good coinmuiucants will be a 

^ * deed, under the blessings of tho Head of the nmfill accession— not so great as is brought 

... . Pnm . . ^ Church, wero never more prosperous. But, up in one year, from somo Districts. 

MU tlU " UU) ^ a« you of the Herald are anxious, we will so Taw is- uot tho time to assu mo patronizing 

SRPy P ?, f ? r * e Blinu , f,ir aoOomin,Hlat0 y° u ,lR to th » 8 prop* airs towards us. Vour cause, always behind, 

* *in • a- tv ositum of union. It has two sides: Slmll never stood lower in this country than now. 

r«t. remote" are reLffw^'mlighJS °" mU l '‘ 8 ° y ° U ? V ;' Ur ‘ ,Wn llr,! c '' lllin e 10 aocmmt 0,10 

v •• ■ v' , 9 . • , . ® , How c«»uld the latter be? What couhl Right Rev. Bibliop fur having taken it upon 

quickened upon great moral issues, who t 1 

.... ... . „ your Chureh do with our Bishops ! Would hiniHeli this summer to represent tho Eniscu- 

^rvrlae would bo none the bettor fur the . , , „ , . a _ » , , ... 

rfonnfi nf thereli i ’ r t Tcn6ra "‘ e w,u >« past Ills 70thy ear. paey abroad, and preaching, m this assumed 

, • - is now packing bis trunk in Tennessee for an dignity, out-and-out baptismal regeneration ; 

w rivcn, ' f ‘ Episcopal visitation to California, to set the and a suspicion of Prelatical heresy on this 

^ ovgnf> * churches in order there and confirm the vital point i.< very general, and well founded 
iJ**,'* V ^Oldonoa whose | iro thren — would ho consent to bo limited to A Provisional Bishop has just been elected in 
then, will to nurrow pounds of n diooeso? Never. New York. Provisional, in tho stead of a 


Nevada City, Pacific ConL 
I have only time to add, before the mail * 
leaves, that wo are doing tolerably well. 1 1 
tm preparing to build a neat and commodi- | 
ous church in this place. The missionaries 
"Are generally well. Pray for us. 

8cpt. 27. Vour brother, J. F. Blythe. 


ueneu witn their own pastoral expons* s, 
History of I« AN.mrisM.—lho editor of ftll . „ . . t „ , 

ought to contribute most liberally. Jt is 
o Western Christian Advocato is out in a . , , , 

- . scriptural. “As it is written, lie tlmt hud 


long leader, trying to bring tho abolition 


gathered much hud nothing over; and hoi 


presses of Ins Ciiurth to an agreement, by first » ,, . , ; . . 

. . ' 6 J that had gathered little, had no lack.’’ 

bringing them to an understanding, of the , 

. . W ill not these considerations appeal strong- 

“ meaning ot words and -phrases," in the , . . ... 

. , . iy to the preachers, in closing up their year’s 

slavery controversy. He regrets “certain in- ... , . .. , a . .... . - 

h work, to attend to tho Pifth, or C onference 

cautious expressions of Church papers,’’ and ,, . .. . . . , . 

. . _ _ . collection' It is the Lord & own. 

resolutions of Conferences on this subject ! 

Ho says : 

“ Wo sou that somo of tho Southern papers Sdl ' TUBB!i . T »« H-n.poranc. 


Southern Organ, — T he toniporancc paper 


Or Bishop I’aine, now on l.is tour through the lecherous unit veneraUo sinner, set iiaido for 
tier of Annual Conferences stretching along vices that have been tho scandal of tho land. 


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tho west hank of tho Mississippi ; at this d#y Ilia illustrious brother, of Peiiusylvuniu, 1ms 
perhaps presiding over a Conference of native been equally unfortunate. The various 


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^| | mu vvunruiiit? omiiu « jhusv inn iviuy vur. puvj, uunmu, aim preiu umg, m uus ILSSUined 

3 ■ i*', is now packing his trunk in Tennessee for nn dignity, out-and-out baptismal regeneration ; 

iisy DU TIKCTLT. Episcopal visitation to California, to set the and a suspicion of I’relatical heresy on this 

° tt , an< ^ Novem 0 | mrcbpa j n „ rd er there and confirm the vital point i.< very general, and well founded 
aad a ^ °^ ono9 Rhone bra , bren — would lie consent to tie limited to A Provisional Bishop lms just been elected in 
ftT'ftfi ar ° ^" eWed t ^ 1Cn ’ w ‘** ** the narrow rounds of a diooeso t Never. New York. Provisional, in tho stead of a 

Or Bishop I’aine, now on l.is tour through tho lecherous und voneraldo sinner, set aside for 
-T- old boors. , ,i er ,,f Annual Conferences stretching ulotig vices that have been the scandal of the land. 

r./Netr ones WiU be opened, and wo desire to tb „ WC8t banb 0 f tbo Mississippi ; at this dpy His illustrious brother, of Peiiusylvuniu, lms 
old immediately. Former rules per haps presiding over a Conference of native been equally unfortunate. The various 
^ *°™ e ““tanoes, for poculiar reasons, | ndlun preachers: Or Bishops Andrew and Bishops are now on their way home. Where 
^[whidrean not hereafter exist.) so fur do- Capers. .Oar oharehm,' (meeting hbum). apd Imvo they been ? To New -Jersey. Why t 
*****“ v ® ra * •“bsertberff liawe fial- all our camp meeting paraphernalia nnd in- To try the distinguished Bishop of that Dio- 
MtAWS- Tbis hns occurred mostly in stitutions nnd means of Gospel prppagandism cesc. For what ! For swindling and drunk- 
, ’’iwlte^wal of fuWriptions fur the second might he turned over to you, iu fee simple, onness. Uhl they" acquit him! By a close 
arC to hand the Hut every thing i# projected upon tho plain, vote they only resolved not to try him. The 

duftoant to their preacher, or, in his absence, br oad, practical principle— tl\at noble demo-., charges aro lef bunging over him. If l’rotcs- 
fGfcwrard it to as, through the PoetOffieo. To erntic ' principle— the greatest good to .the tant Episcopalians had the solo keeping of tho 
ri®*.'*** 1 ®* Poe * we »y it, that, greatest number. They could not he pressed' honor of American Episcopacy, Mr. Wesley's 
tensariy two years, nearly all our receipts ; nt0 exclusive, aristocratic, rubrical shape, advice to Supcriritendefits would, l.y this 
through it, and not a dollar has, y our nl l 0 of order would rule out many of time, need no other enforcement than respect 
***““ miBCa _ rried 'f* l“ rt . our host things. The remodeling, reseating for opes character --“Do not suffer yourself 
°ril®d on. Forward it,— Wo and renting of our meeting-houses, where the to bo called n Mishap:' • 

JBjWl ritlo p at away these old books, with credit rich and poor have ulways met on equal terms. We dismiss the subject, tho Church Her- 
to nerj nun* Upon them. would lmrd | y 

be submitted to. It would take aid. and those it repicsnits. 

aJ’Wta* TH|: unnumbered yards of black silk to fix off all Their insinuations und proselyting p.im(ih- 

iIi-7 fcrt,lt0 - Brin “ n '** onr . dinetantt with a gown, each. And then, lets circulate in vain. It is impossible to make | 
SJ ** d | reli K ,uu “ P u P cr - our members. None of Uum woulji bo dc- ; tho Methodists feel ruined and inconsolable/' 

-gr U terar y ‘“telligenue, the oblu , d| certainly: you have rather a liking because not a part of such an establishment! 

akpartuient will be kept , f or tbl . m- ^ um „y proselyte* witness. But If they wish to join us, there is n way. 
latest foreign and domestic o D |y think of it. \ou tiro a' out 74,000 in Their application will be kindly considered. 
■paeUtoy, full telegraph items, and lbo (Juiteci States; we, ono million and a But us to our going to 'them, let us heur no 

^rftbe markets, mado up to the quarter. Pouring ip a million and a quarter mure of it. It is folly ; it is presumption. 

Pbe Advooate is Methodists upon 74,000 Episcopalians would ' ■ — — „ 

■Plftow 'he earn day with tbe weekly eccu- be like turning' the Mississippi river into Lagrange, Ala.— A friend writes, (October 
jSBflWff Bayou Mttuchac. Tlio inundation would 15;) that u gracious revival of religion had 

1 j .^*** **^— 9 ’ c u*— R evolution g. overwhelm you. Vour identity would lie lost, visited the College und eommunity. Meet- 

jP®*' I**® 8 “id hearty co-operation is uud the real Simon Pure Chureh could not ings were continued from night to night for 

- : 011 w ^bout it. The bu detected iu the mass. It would be putting two weeks — 15-0 professed religion. Wolmve 

and ouutrolliug the the big^pot into the little one. Vour fold, heurd with joy of the zeal uud piety of niuny 
-- * ' ^ An i OSf passed resjltiuoiis, iieighhors of tho Herald, cuuld n t’ begin to young qion in the College, uud tlmt three of 

at their last sessions, lhateash member would bold our sjioep. its graduates will oflerothemselves this winter 

^9^ yt . ^ oblsiu fokvity sulaeritk-rs for But take the otlior side. Voucbmoto us — to the Alabama Conferonco. 

tha year. The tiui< is fur spent, but, a t the if you nuoiot he reeouciled to the separation. — ■; 

ri fulfil rtjutres..|ulion. The If the mountain will not come to Mahomet, Htv. J. M. Hoi er, bus ruurned from his 

MunU* may be got in a single congregation, I t Mahomet oome to the mountain. The Ulur iu Alabama in behalf pf tlioGor- 

ar pioked up on the way to ( ouferenee. We greater should shsorb the less ; the larger ' lnilu As ,tge expected, lio expresses 

, e>peut soon to see these brethren face to free, should s.trraet the «oiall| : f'body. 'i'| le L'niun t,lu bighun sutisfuctiuii ut his roceptiun every 

aad hod tlmt they hare done nil they prom- can readily be effeeUtd in this wuv. pud we vv,K ' re ' unJ lllu results of his visit. His last 

. iafd, and more. And not from these only, show you how. Vour churehus turned over ^^hir liap nufurtunately boen mislaid. In it 

haet/ifore upheld and, ts> u s, acuordiug to ths detd oC^.iiU. ^ was acknowledged a blade ($100) from the 

Sferwi trc Its* r<irV»ubi<l u i, tiul sym per Direipline,) wiluld speedily undergo a c, *“'' cl1 iu Columbus, Goorgia. 

# •»-«* material aid, that will carry the I change. We would enter theta, unlock the * “ 


are ((uotiiig large extracts from tho few seat- wc gave Tiotieo of somo weeks ago, ns uhout 
taring issues of ultruism that have issued to appear, has been laid on our tablo. \Vo 
iroin tl^o Northern press; ana nro anxious to ... .. 

improKs their roiulors with tlio i<iou tlmt ox- 11 ncartily. ,i lie editor, J. \\ . Harmoni 

triivagunt, Ultra views are dominant in tho and the publisher, have seiit forth n sheet 
Metl, odist Episcopal Church.” *, hghly creditable to both of them. Besides 

Jieally, and lor tho life of us, we can not being a temperance organ, it is an excellent 
8ec any diffmncL* ■’worth taking into account fumily paper. 

between the ultras and those affecting to re- 

buke them. Tho ultras speak out, and go McGhee Ciiauge.-TIio pastor, itev. J. It. 
Straight forward at their object. Of this Walker, lms bold, during the week, meetings 
school are the majority among their editors- () f muob interest, in which eight or ten souls 
Hopiner, ttobie, Wise, Watson and Camming t m Ve professed conversion. . 

— looks like i lominant . The otliers, as Doc- - 

tors Elliot and Bond, profess tbe same moral • )!,.vimv. - Tluf Methodist (South) Quar- 
oonvietions, aim at the same results,' but- terly, for October, is before us. Tlio editor 
A', 1 ■ Ulero l ' nn >t' 9 tlio vanishing point, which hag irl t . burg0 „ nc „ f the (,^*.1 churches in 
is lost upon us. Dr. Bond's position is moro Uichnu.nd, Vu„ arid a revival there has boon 
than ever Jogged since Dr. Elliot, ns he dues lmppy hindrance to the curlier issue of the 
i" tl,itt leall,;r ‘ Fcaclios over his arm from the n cv iew. Wc have not read it yet. 

West and embraces him ; declaring a mutual / — 


A DAY OF MOUIt.YI.Yli. 

Monday, iu pursuance of tlio recommenda- 
tion of Mayor Grossman, tli&ordinary business 
avocations oi’ the city werft suspended nnd the 
•public 'buildings shrouded in the paraphernalia 
of woe, in token of grief for tlio illustrious 
Joad. i Tlio intelligence of the decease of the 
lion. Daniel Webster, spread a gloom over the 
aspect of things of a deeper hue than could 60 
ty p.tied by the gauds and trappings o'f sorrow. 
In ovary heart there was a grief that was made i 
manifest by the slow, tread and sorrowing vis- 
age, uud oil every tongue bnucutations too deep- 
ly mournful to find their full utterance in 
words .V great man had fallen and an entire 
people joined in expression of their sorrow for 
the national calamity. 

At 12 o’clock all the public offices were closed 
and clothed' in fpneral trappings, Inditting a 
time of sorrow and general wail. Along the 
streets, from ’the balconies of private dwell, ugs, 
ipid over the. doors of husmcHHioube^worc living 
festoons of dark ami mournful drapery, und 
across t lie public thoroughfares were tho tings 
of the different nations, waving in niuny a 
graceful fold. Among tho buildings most con- 


“ Hnrtejr, I biu uot 10 lick but tbit! 

I am well enough to know you VI tm •* 
c«U duwti the richest bh-Mlng* of Hearntp 
▼*7, don't h’Bre me till I tm deud I-Doil In 
field til l am n deatl man ! ’* j 

Than, a* if speaking to blmMU r kffrili 
"On t lie 24th cf October, all that Uiw 
1*1 Webster will b« no more ! M 

He nuw prayed in hi* natural, uml 
and clear-ending with : 

- Heavenly Father, forgive myiini,|#d* 
tby*«df. ihntugh Cliriet Je*u**w ; 

At half-past 6 o'clock, Dr. Warwiirrtftt 
to relieve Dr. ^ffrlps a* immediate Btdkal 
Shortly alter, Mr. Web*t*r ^cavibtd vkh fc 
whu Mittl lie tiotiM tin uotLingarM <l*K'a lit 
tnlDister occasionally a sedatira petk*. 

•• Then.” suid Mr. WebMer, U 1 an to b**r 
tbe end. If it be so. nixy it con* non. n 

At 10 o'clock, r. m.. he wai fUll lover. bat m 
coiikcious of everything that puatd vilDa hit 
hearing 

Ho lingered on uutll twenty ulauU* tol*V 
morning, when Dtatli fallcd"tta KRt! DUlfi 
STKIl t« his reward in auTtherwarli 
Thus lms crumbled the chief pillar ot |b 
Republic. ^ A .«L n 

Thu uurnt j ml ti ful gloom pemto dim 
•oleum Millnea* that Is evurtvhj* 
deuce that u national calamity ha* btfiliaii 

Tho last Momsuts ol Mr.W 

' ITllTtlER BLTAUS 
Nnv Yokk. O either li. r m.— T he * 
ibwton tbi- afteru-Kiu at li o'clock . (mb 
tlmt Mr \\ . b.Nter, though faltiug fiut-jrt 
|i-.»rt tl |»-rfectly consclou*. aoilocwtu B*!^ 
.iffleitil Uiitto. lie also utelujrf hU cooatiy, 
helled would be preserved 

New Yonk. Or/. 24. 8 60 a. n— Tht 
Web* ter w ere eutlrelj calm. Fo*ib half 
Salurday' night hi* fti»!’d rapidly 


ArnuMiig ut ten o’cU»ck tr»iuhlilethai0i 
with dl* ueiial brilliaDcy. aod he eycUiaiA 
lie thui) aank Into Inauquil uucoaitloaata 
ing became talutvr. and be expired 
Irlunds mid attendHiila wem unawartwl* 
ment wlii-ii hi* spirit took. Bight. 

(J u tlio reception' of tbe new* at Bo*toa,oi 
minute guns wen* fired 
Thefuueral will probably take pU«* It 
Tuesdny. the Ufilli Inst. 

Wa»minuton Oct* 4, r m— T he Pt«l4t*t 
net meeting this afieruwn. to d*ckk*ltN 
of payiug n sped to tbo oiem«try of II. W«w 
Ualtimure. Oil 24. a m — Do 
W. b’ter * death. Ibe bellfi iolUid, BlMHpi 
Inif-nm-t In llulilm-ire, Wa-htogtoMadW 
all tbe Kaatcru citlo*. Tbo gloom ea«i4ip 
is universal. .. 

Wa<miimfion. Oct £•'». a. m.— A rpryw 

rived b* ro to aunuuiico Mr tVewUril** 

net lms as yet iak« u uo action In Uw i 
I. Ilf HI Mr. 


m a 

n I 

■« 


Mr Critie'nden i* spoken of •» Mr. 
in the State Department. 

Fl'ktiiah— aVete Vork. Oot. 25, *■ M . 

uf lu Itiul 1 1 o'oluck. on S.lurdiJ uRtt, •(,' 
tered NttmewUnt ludisiinctly the toau. 


siiiouou.s fur rii'hni'SH nnct appruprijitcuu-s ut 
ilecoi-atinn wo noticed those of MdDowulU' .Mills 


oLry ! ! (Ml/ !-Or«j ! ! ” . „ 

Mr. Fiutnbrr \Vvb.tor repmtw I” 


endorsemont of oitinions ! Perhaps, alter all, 
tho difference, in the war upon slave-holders, 
botween tho ultras and anti-ultras North, is 
about that between catching, thirds under a 


been ifcccivei 

raont.i 

Almanac, 


azine. — B lackwood (.September) lms 
iceivcd. See the publisher's adt ertise- 


-Mossrs. Curlton Je Philips, No. 


deudfall and killing, them immediately, and 200 Mulberry street, New \ork, have put out 
driving thorn into a net where their heads *! lr 1^3, un adiniruble^Almannc. 

! nro wrung ofi' leisurely. Wo-thnuk Dr. E. » ,, IT" . , ,. ,, , 

• •’ Address — By Gov. route, bofore tlio Lito- 

for thllfollowing bit of history : „„„„ ^ , ,, ,, , , , 

1 O J r II*V NlPlotlAH ( Oil tttinru f < il loirs, fn It, is. 


decoration wo noticed tlio.se of MODowclK MUIm 
fi Cii., on Ciirumlelet street, nnd ol \V. L. Cush- 
ing & Co., on Common street. The front of the 
latter was adorned with the busts of Clay, Wet,, 
ster, Cnlhutin— who lind stood together for nearly 
halfi ii century amid tlio storms of party st ife 
— tlio mighty triumvirate who bud' held within 
their grasp during lilt entire generation tl|C des- 
tinies’ of a people, and' who,- though persuiug by 
diverse policies (lie common weal,, in nil tlmt 
relates to patriotism and the glory of the I'uiou 
were united us one mini, Ollier and numerous 
appropriate decorations, met tho eye ut every 
step 

f .The flags of tlio shipping in port were lowered 
ut ‘half-mast, expressive of deep regret from 
people speaking strange tongues nud owiug alle- 
giance to remote nationalities. 

The following report lms been furnished 'us : 


Elegy iu u Oburohyurit : , 

•• Hi* r urfo* toll* tb» ka* 11 of 
‘•That’s It.' that's it ! ! ” **■ 

Thu bonk wu» brought nud 


rojnl. which WoiMl to uffuril Mr 
From 12 o'clock mld»igbt 


rrom o - T)ia ^Ti 

reFlte.s, but did uol luHer uiutb. 
quae Conti Bout tbstbe M 

A fallUUHW new c.uie iwer mm. Wi». 
(bat Ills death ua» at baud. » ““•'"rT 
i xprifNHlous Ml frnrn him, * nJlc * l ^^t 1 k 
l.irt mi'iitHl faculties would rtfWd“ »* u ‘ 


moment. r.l,. nrAMtflf 

III. spoke of the difficulty of '« e 
Hr J. UYtej* repealed tlw 
- Tbuesb I walk tbruusb 
death, t will fear rm evil , n ’ M1 “* 


thy stair, liny comfort n»u 
M r. UVbstur na’d luuurdlddy . 


M r. Wfbstur said luuuraiwc j - ^ 

•• Tht* fact ! thu fact ; That D WM 
thy sulf— .” \reii-. 

The cltwlcH frceuo wu* P° r, Tj{ pjeubr 


I Ilf t « Lip If on 

The purst/nH pr. t-vnt nyrtil' 

an.l Mrs I’algu. Mr. A I’P 1 ' [i 10 ’ 

Mr Kdwu-d Ourtlb, 

Thomas, (luorg- O. AbbutL - 


Dr J Mason Warren 


doineatlca of IbudyluJ 
M r«. W-bater «. XT*«» 


its graduates will ufleretlicmselves this winter 
to the Alabamu Cunferouco. 


Rev. J. M. Hofer, bus reuruud from bis 


nro wrung on leisurely, ws- t aux nr. tx. n ,, ... 

h ■’ Address — By Gov. route, bofore tlio Lite- 

for fhomillowing bit of history : , ,, ,, , , , 

, ■ rary Societies of Centenary College, La., July 

- re^ n V'f J^ Uiwh , ‘ l » ol » t V >n i i8t8 — T 0 thil ; k 27,1852, A neat copy of this chaste and 

in 1832 and 1831 — sent uut lecturers through- w 

out England, und placed in their iiiouiIib Btn te»muu-liko address lms been furnislied us. 

inmiediateism, a wjldncss and exlravaganco — — 1 

I oomintinoed tlion, whioh, with .various wax- i- n ., ,, : . 

ings and waning". liavinuoDtinuetJ to this day. Eduation. hq Mpthodist lOteslant in 
Garrison nutu'rully 'loll into tliis. lium-gu forms us tlmt r, new college is about to l ees- 

Tlmtnpsou brought it to America; arid nmuy tablished in East Alabama, under the aus- 
yi tlio uljulitionittU oi tliiH country lolli'vved in . . 

tlio wake. Tlio many liave abandoned tliis I' ieeB H ,tt ^ denomination. 1 lie editor lias 
mode ill sentiment and in reality ; tlio few seen tlio drawings, pluns, etc. of tho nrohi- 

I retain the sentiments, and a remnant retain , „ . „„ 

| the phraseology. Tliis remarkable fact, how- tucts ’ nnd pronounces them excellent. Urn 
over, notv stares us iu tho fuoo7*tlmt uut one locution is not given. Itev. A. A. Lipscomb, 
of tliis school, one or two , xccpted,-lm» writ- D . 0 is to bu i> reBidcnt . Tbc M , p^test'ant 
ton in a solid, ar^unientativo manner on tlnn 

Hul'jeet. Tby principal weighty, arguments- ea y 8: , 

tivc work produced by ilie whole race of ultra- “ So 1‘ar ns we can learn, no measure Iirh 
abolitioniHto i8 •* Weld h Scripture Argument.’’ created moro attention and concern, than thiu 
and tliis, aUo, h ad, many lileniitilien -Many college undertaking, and none ever bade 
«•( tho worka ik«uod by the reeont abolition fairer to eniiut universal sympathy and sup- 
rn’OSN, from tho first ra«!o of ftlmlitionisto imvo port. Prominent citiZeriH of the State have 


A krutt mucilug of our mostaMinguishud and re*p«cu- 

blu citilfUM, WUH, jf-turilny iunmiuK, hold at Uaukb’ 

Arcade, to make proper arrai.g. m«ma for ••xprortniun thu 
public frullntf iu rrlatli.u lu thu recent national Ion*. 
eauht'd by l he death uf lhat umiueut orator, Danihl Wm- 
. ^ M • 

Tho meetlu* was called to ord»r by Cushing. 

KhU. 

Tlio following ofllrsr* wttru called upop to presidtt : 

1'hNaiui.Nr— Mayor OROSriMAN ..f.'vick I'hksii.ent* 

T. A. Adanik. J. N. Howell. D. H Dcwus, M Uurcla. J. L 
Carniun. A M llulbrouk: J. I.. L« vy. K. Lapi n*. J C I 
l.vrui*. A Muason. (i.U. Isawramu, Col I'ulfr. y. Colonel 


and withdrew from t 1 '* jhmibrr * d 4 ‘ 
wurk, »bu ra-vDIcmt tb. «b» inR, 
lilulm furin. ttHTf wsy to bw «'" n 


U.Mri-runding tone*. un- 

it i» miptwibiv t :'' l 7' c l‘ h J ) , 0 ,*oit . 

nurer be mmotri'D bjrell - j \uiit*** 


nuver b« l forgotu n oy »»» 

Tin* couul. hhih c oftbydjojjj ^ 
but ihu oharacierifillo e>pr«*« 
strong In Ueutb a* In UM flinero |»kp«llM 

111. r«iu,'8l *,t» ''‘“‘.'''mJJJJort 
will l»« interred to-ilny io V 

A .ptcbU .lU iiUialcu" 1 

.1 i ,..t i.llliri'lift'. ....I 


nonneu lbo »i , l*‘tllKt*ncti. ^jkI 
Tlio political moveiuenU of » 
been su«p«ii'l-don ibu pj**i ■ 

A graud ftinontl j«geau I 1 * 


HayoR, K. II. Durvll, N. II. Jennings. J. A. (.’lark, A. \V. 
Tufut, O. (J Lalhorp. I. itrldgu. D. Fallon. II il Duncan 
Col. Monaghan. J. A lh*aid It. U riykos. J 1, Winter. S 
U. Held. A. Muuroo. J1 Fiontuct*. H M Waluriuan, N IS 
Kuiluy. F Loach. J J Durant, J (] Dunlap. II 8 U H r. 
tou....Hr.ca».T*aiK*—Hilel Marks, Warren A. Grice. Du- 
rant da 1‘oute D Scully. 

A ruHolutluu was adopted for' the apolutmunt of n com- 
inllluo of ten perhoiM topreituru resolutions iuita blu l« the 
uielaucllvlly •atcaalun. Mayor Crussmau ^ppoiuleil the 
folluwing goullemen ou said coiumllluw . 

(i! 1» Duiieau. N. It Juuuiug*. Col. Mouaghau, J. C 
Laruo, Isuac Mridgu. Thounu A. Adams. I X, .Murk*, Col 
titty tuour. W. L. Cushing, Alexamlua Walker 
Tbo coiumltiuo ropoiiud tho following preamble and 
rc-olutu/u*. which were unauiiuouttly udupti-il ; 

The irijowiiiou which pervadud our untiru Ilepubllc, 
caused by tho rwmovnl of ouu of ita purest, ablest and un*t 
tllUHtriuurt patriota and statesmen, has scarcely hubvided, 
aud again the iimtiutable d.-creoa of Providence Imvo 
MU i tlim uh with atlllctlou. which human language la inad- 
equate to portray. The luat of the three great* st men ot 
modern tliuus— the udmlratlou of the civili«,-a world— the 


| lni *u Miauiou. As .^e jexfiected, lie expresson 
tho higliost witiufuotiou at hid roceptiun every 


rcul merit. But the recent ah.olitionihta have taken hold earneatly of it, and by their per- 
produeed very little that in calculated to con- Bonnl Zealand liberal contribution!* aided in 

ul.w.re 'PI... I, *1. ifzl ...re 1 .in . .1 


A graud funeral pageau * 
few. days. .Mr. Choate or Mr. 
UOUUCU the eulitgy- . 

Mr. Wtbsler’a lubt word wsr 
•t l ^Tlbb 


vinos. TUu troth is. tlio men did not study its advancement, if wo remember correctly, 
Utu subject. They studied lectures ; tlmy stud- uhout $311,009 wero promptly roiiwd at tlio 
ied ag,tuhon: hut the subject uf slavery they sturt, amt from the prospects we shall expect 


Tusuemt. (bu pride, Uiu bua«t of tbu Aui.rlwu smulo- 
m» Ji'-woJuU lu (III- iumb-l)«ulii w, b«isr is uomuru. 


IVOHu wc bow Lcfuru (lie LLrcuc ot Ouilllpotcucc. 
huuiMj ouuf.w (lu. ju.tlou uf ffliu wbustll.cl. liiscltlljrcu 


Tin IGtv 

made by Llout. T » D 0 _ 

llulcU Navy. U» b* msdc 

D«. r.m,» iso >1" , I 9, "*‘ 'J’ UW |J | 
NcwVurk OLscrrcr lb«l W-*™* H p 
lbo suit for libel ugsln.t Un. 
uiuiio lu CpclB Tom’* 

Kr.ss.is Trrrnuo •-* l** 1 

Wuslllustu'h I.i'WI'b*** 1 I« 

prominently forward 1 1 u 

on tbu"Kuu*» f'W, fuuk* 


where, und the results of hiii visit. His last 
letter hap unfortunately been mislaid. In it 
•was acknowledged u hUJc ($100) from the* 
church in Coluinhus, Goorgia. 


studied not, eittier in togiciil argumeut, or soon to hear tlmt tlio sum lias readied $100,- 
iiistorlcttl narrative, in any thing like a sys- 000. One nohlo-hoarted Southern' gentle- 
temalic treuiise nr connected discussion. It, matt, Aimer M eGehee, Esq!, "neiir Moiltgiim- 

. i . i . : . i ■ i I i .. . ■ . • , i i ■ ft am • . xi. .. r. r 


uul* lur (her good, Ills meet tlmt w,. uiuuilist llic r. mlus- 
wjilcli |,„rvttdc t,ur h, srls. l.y »irlvni K to c.uvc, lu our 
fcll.,w-cillruuisfsluL dufcrqxiuuuf tbclr iutuu.lly Tlmr, - 


is true, that a multitude id fuels liave been ery, Ala , contributed $10,000 in the form of 


mums um, ' r .u- yrinu tti ITO Mid l lftiu rlltl — <»tillll* Bit* UUlUIIUHl Uy tUtr 

file uutliurity. but the reasoning on them lms saute spirit.” 

often or mostly I, eon extravagant iu part. 1 1 

We think these observations will appear in ,, , lcceut tCl Bpeml ; our raonoy in M . 
IxlC uiuiu correot to 4Uiy OUO why CXUUilUCti Wt>**n y“(i I^ tb (bat pught D‘ 1 m 1 paid. 




/w »u //i# S.A. A ‘ Oiiring the- punt uiuuth tho Aiuorlcau Bible 

D4JW UODTe, lioa Ut III ©VOltf tUut &****■) I lo.uva bJ.tJW UWu* aud ivnauKiU* 


Hrtolvtd. That, as Am rioan oUlxun*. wa,cauunt without 
-sheatv'pcijCiilid Tnoht uvurwhufiiTnTg t-motluu k couieujplam 
lh'*lo*rt (his uatiou has *uslaiufd in thu dual It of thuau 

iJuret'llUuTulIip a u d uu'a hs u ut 1 ug^pa t ri < < "thm qitulrthuti-.d so 
•a..**, r 0 gjy,, j ou ,. , u rRy pr«a«. M t. ag,-. ami .ariu d lor thia 
p* opla a Urntt that cup uuvur j.oiuu— our Calhuuu— Cluy 
— Webutur 


| uud, wi* pru6uui«, uuriu w 
lluoky Mouutulns. 
is tutllutUcly C'.DU-utuJw 
rusd. tu Calif, nils, * ud 
iC(,»raUjd jiujiulatlcus. | , ( 

|uu of as a rlcli kud d' IU ^ I 
bared, well »»wr»4 
rVylduncti ufj.h * 


thinly spriukiua Vlhr "> lui- 

carry ohr popuUtwn / “ f. 


JJetoli rd. That a oommlttee of tan cltiieua be appul^ud 
by hla UuuOr. thu Mayor, to couftr with aimilar cummit- 


carry our p..pm.»v— 
the prem-ut Jrinllff of 
ruilcs beyoud lb. SJ ‘“ 1 *"'L, 0 ^»l 
. .i... ji. tnwarw * ^ im 


• of the Ooujueu Oouacil aod other public bodice, who ^ neighborhood with 


Id the distance 
n M i.,..t,orhDDd with UUU 


M 

ii 


I 





General Int elligence. .- 

f iiahitv Hospital. — In this Institution dur- 

•S tun week I'lidhi it Sntiir.l.iy hut, there wn, nilmlnilotia 
1 , dln.hinmKni1 , thutlu, 75 : putl.M, return, ting Of.'J 
' tlentlu ((went of yellow fever, nml 17 yellow r.o . .■ 
Ulents Wert) ftlsoltnrm it n« ell ml There wcfe only two 


Hymeneal. 

iI£ o— O il Slit urilny evening, the 10th 
Algiers, liy Hot. .lames P. Parker. 
r Allen nnd Miss Emma Kino. 


| wren rsoM. U. | jrt*. , » _ T |,n u. g. nle.mer Fnlnrm. 
Lieut 11. linperr, tt s. Nnry. ••mmuntlhig. nrriteil liut 
II eilii. Mloj from A-pInmvlIn.i Sun .Tumi, uu „,.o, „„n 
songcr*. tho mull* from Sin Francisco to tho 1st Instant, 
uiul $000,000 on frefght nndin tho hands of .pasKuugrr*, 
Tlx* I'nlcon loft Afiplnwall on tho nvWing of th«> lot'll inst 
mid arrived i\t K»tu Juan on thn i wnlng uf (hoStst 
•Finding Unit tho Puolfla strainer had not arrived at Snn 
dUnn d'd Bud, and that nothin" h.'ulbpun hoard from her. 
thn Viilrnn railed tho Mini* cvitnlliK fur import. Thn 
*ti*ntiv*hip fi- orgia sallnd tho mono ihy f r NewYorlt, with 
•TOO paspongura and $3.000 000 in gold on freight . 

wldrli brought down tho inail.-t nml Jirm- 
[Uiok trig; 

i ani) for 

•nger# by tlio Pacific 'steamer 


Pennsylvania Election 

I’mm apli I'iiu, October 23. 
Hal rnlurmu.f thn (dootlnn hi thi* stnta have 
lv« d. ami allow n majority of 21 .U)9 rota* for 
1 (dotnoornt) na Ju*lgo «,r u„. Btlpromi* Court, 

0 n-r -l^cpkin* (dauio.-rnt) m Canal Commix. 

Mir. Webster’* Dhonao. 

jV<:iToVf’Tn.*». l |H y, October 20. 

mortem cxmoluhtlnn or Mr. Webster's body 

1 to ham boon laboring tinder a com|illoatlnn of 
It was founj^h^ ho had a d!s**ns<i of th«* liter, 

I ho nhdomoh, nml homorrlmga of. tho bowel* 

Acting Secretary of State. 

WaaiiiNotiisr, Octobor 5M. 

C. M .Unnrml li now Min Aellnv Peor.lsry of 
Sou uf Mr. tVelnter. 

of the Niagara— Further Advance 


ir Nitf nin.v/in 


-'-tbrnelng 1.1, ttl Wp mW 
he l.t of Sspinnhor M egg bags. Tin, * 
*>• ovenlni «nu shoot tt Ode beet.' 

WmOm* Min ora, at H M t?lMAUwS|! 

1711 bbt* Alton at ,1 10, (loo do. OMIw 
"'1° "ol 1730 casks Thomaatoe, to a da 


_ n , . , nit' in* i iinv., i nan vnuau, 

ana s tii.-ti for AnnptUcn i»n llm itth. 

1 ho health of A'fdliwall nnd l'aunmn was good: nnd Ih*' 
rallMiitl was progressing ntfiftlly 

Mr Tlmmas || Jenkins. tho grant™ c.f tho Pananni 
" '“'T 'Voyko. Iim nearly completed hid arrangements, and 
'** nhout to at art for NewVnrk tfh sell tho hdnnoni.t tin 
Mock. Thn works wifi supply tho city- w ith from f.000 to 
7000 K»»>lon« a liny, Which l< ample fin- all iisos Mr. .1 has 
lalK.ml f -r two years to obtain f icilitlon tt> c arry out this 
great project. 

Tim I'aimmaBtar tins a lonpf article lintlyr th(* bond of 
• The FMoratlon of the tsibinui.' It Is seriously pro- 1 
po .1 lo separate tho Isthmus from the Kj-publlo of New 
Gre nada, and jvnncx it to the United Ht.nr*. This project 
has already conn* hofottlho \ r m Otcimdlan (lovormnont 
I n conclusion, the Star says 

\Vo hnv.; hH.n led Into, theso remarks, not hooausn wo 
th nk thi* I nltod States Hilier desires «*r would KM | U 
tb.tPK rrdm-sueh an annexation, ns that country already 
p'l-sosseS nil the advantages she requires without the ex’- 
pome or umlntaintng' a ghTenim. nt here, hut we write 
purr y Ihrounh a doSliki to henfll this coimiry and the 
pi-ople conilcnlcd with It ; mill Wo feel confident that this 
I|l|t St I h|| id men ly one of time Tho fuel alone of the en- 
tile luck of schools in Which to educate tho'rl«lng itener- 
Htion .Mill the kiiowloil^i*, that annually large number.-* of 
y<*UtlK m. n are s. utJieiiei* tiithe United States to com- 
plete tin ir education. Is sufficient to Indore any thinklns 
’’J’V! I’lJi! Gn- belief that these vcmth«.wU| grow up" with 


ObititaEy. 

ikecrano my painful duty to nnnounco 
i ao columns of tho Advocnto, the 
ihof e\ir much estcomod nnd lnmentcd 
llur, Jaiils F. Mdhit he. Ho died in Mo- 
October li, nftor n lingering illness. 
Jioiout n murmur. Ho had n seven 
nrfpmumoniii in the enriy part of lust 
lj. f rol n which he partially rocovcrcd. 
It tlio suggestion of his physician left 
ie and «f* nt *1'° most Mio summer al 
North- He seemed much improved, 
boot (i month grevioua to his decease, lie 
taken will' hemorrhage of tho lungs, 
continued to grow worse uutil death tor- 
ited bin Bufferings forover. Although mil 


Dedication of tho Mo, hanlcs’ Institute. 

Tlio dedlCkflnri of flip hull, Unit of tho Bloohanloo- In. 
'tl.totp— .that most ranttnldcont orldonco of tnoohanloni 
,'li'rrprtso and nrtistln oklll— look plaoo Thuroky In thn 
orrsonoe of nhmlt two thousand cllli, ns. Thii night wn : 
itifavornhlo, ondVho min ponrod down In torrents. Not ■ 
Tllhulatidlng this, tlio unfarnrahlo aspect cAtlic weather, 
> very lorge immher of ladle, attended. u 

Tire Hall In which the dedication tm.k place I, llr'o mo,( 
encloua Ih the city, tlnlshed ln a plain and neat slyle 
-nd arranged with a studied regard to the taws oraecona. 
lea. A prrbnn speaking In an ordinary tone of voice rnev 
ledienrd with distinctness to all parta of the room. 

The cerspionles of Iho eveuitig were opaned with an 
rerture from "Der Frlesehuts." by Uahlcl's Band Mr 
V W . 8catesthen fntrnduoed to theandlflnce Mr Thomas 
1 array. OrUTof the llulhUng aommlttifo, wtlo delivered en 
ddress ehareclerlsed hy n pleasing elocution, sound logic. 
Tactical knowledge anil npproprlatc-ness of diction tv,- 
•“'k copious ni tee of his speech, hut rroin Its length, mud 
I- for Its publication until to-morrow. 

Mr. Beales for the Society f, .piled Its said lie accepted 
'he keye of tllelnst ltute ; as the represeptatlTo of th-iNew 
irleanB 1 Mechanics' Society, with a high degree of satls- 
'retion, lie thanked the gentlemen of the llnlditigCnm- 
mltuw for that perseremnee which had enabled them to 
irurconiorso meoyohstaclos d fi ti nt ere c t io n a i ld cdmple- 
«f»fe bnUdtog The Meehan, ca> 'Sod. ly owed o' 


!;wi-r 

Piutiion 

Prttwnnl - 

DcMlUy } <<i 

Oyw>ntinr,,...i. 

OlnrrhifiM 
Pvllrinin TrrinM,,; 

Rnl**rU'« . 

Ki-n-P*y 


Tho Timni’ww't*. y ‘ ' 1 1 . . 

Epngorn from 8nn ITfthcNco mail.* u very qr/ *’ 

Tho atonmur Uromolht-u-i wiw Ht Sau .luau. to 
NowYork iui roou ua thv piwf * “ " 
arrifi-tl 

IIuhIqom nt .8an Fr4fjfeIi*co w«b dull, nml «r*Mit com 
plaints wero made of thn har.ln. «<» of tho tlmon 
Tin* papers wh have rociilvod do not tiring tis much 
ncwi of interest. 

Mixing News —Tho Unl-Ml Piiys there In nnw on oxhlhl- 
tlnti at the bimkluK h.mso ofJUIlla. Townsend & c-.m 
lump < f unltl rec< nily taken nut at Diiwiiievtlit*. whlah Ih 
one of Urn hugest and hiindunnei-f. er.-r round ln ('nivtaj; t . 
I’ia -Ihii* splendid EpEi-iiiii-n 1- iii-urly pure HiulmUlih 
two hundred nud P-ur ounce- an*l» tim e dollara! Tin- 
a iim- firm bar.- also another 1/nnp. pei*f.-c{|y pure, w hich 
Welirlis f’lOO duiTneiiMhe aatUH spot «•* the kI.- it 
The Piacer llyruld jjiv> h tie- Yellowing iutercptlng 
dese.rlpMon of the lbno Hirer Water and .Mining thmi- 
puny t unnl , * 

The wxt.TTTf TJUkT Kiver liTiltroducotl Into a fiunio. six 
reel by Ihreo and a half, fit n point Mome ihree nU - nb< v 
IlllholMOWU. thel.ee convey, tl by rail’ll! fiuuies and Imue. 
tluet*-. .in the ElnjH-f* t.r f hi mouiltnlns Nome etghle..|| ffillt-K 
Sf,!!;. 1 "‘1' “ "' rtvrr i ihi-iire leas lig llmrlverhy-ri -olt. 
-nnlrmnr-rnntF. i h ut ten mile*., to u point m ar lienr 
Kiver II- 11-e. where it rrnwes tho Auburn nnd lllui-.i- 
town rt’iid lijr ini aqueduct : th* noe about mil, . 

to I he dividing ridg- Iw-IWm-u the wh tin a of UoHrlt.y.r 
and the N-'il I, York of th- Auivric, llivec. • 'Ihn-ugli 
• hi' ridge a tauun l hie; dn-n excavated 2 lK )0 f . , t ,,, 
lengths nt no .-xpeime ,-f <Gounu it,., wmi-r di-eharg. d 
by Hi - tunnel pa««e« down t. rarlr..- Intt rn prfuLN I»n 
f e-k .it the M iimuoth Haw M .11. wh- n- It N‘t»,ki ,, u p \\ 
a r "r ,,T \ oh ' : th-ure ah-.ut llir-i- nub- by lluuie^ and 
canal, where owing to a -I -pre.-sMon. nud t-- mum tin th, 
.el-rvatioii requlr.-N an Jiq\iedui;t ,.f nh'Jut, In- if a mil, 
htbgfli. which li in been c--m?trui-ie.|, r<W(dii,iipf u 
e. nmialidlog the entire mining region flu* midu r.uml 

with_lt*.m ernlNrlx- fiut:|l*v< tlmn NeVe'il v ||A(|’> in l ‘ 

Uf the sup«-r«trui-' urye 0 f lip* line. (}, v^iTre p rm-eo.-tV, 


A HRHTKIt, Anemurr Otari 


NEW ORLEANS MARKETS. 


it i Guinn ian AnrncAt* Ornr * i 
» . ^ n Gifd*jr Morning. October 80 1862 } 

trla Me , Cb,n ^ '0"l»n in^e 

tranesellnn, |„ 00r n „ rkfl fct ^ 

lawl. Far Ontlnn the demend has coptlaned good am, 
rifles generally firm Wnstcrn produofl III Still kept back 
•7 th. oflh „ „ P p, r rt , m , , n „ 

doing In Ihlsldeparl moqt' with us has l,eso rerr light 1 
rorgUOTInW;tWf1S the week, SuTwtth . better Jen, i„„ 
has latterly shown a degrno ol Itrmness. Flour haa slightly 
. Improved In rale. By tin, arrival af th. W.shlngtan ano 
Niagara we bars aecounta nna week later frarh Knrop,. 
the latter simpler haring brought date, from Liverpool t, 
the tilth Inslant During the west preceding their denar, 
turn I he Cotton Market at Liverpool I. r, present, sin. 
haring been rather ictlre, the sales reaching 74.100 bales, 
of which 27 no^ were taken for speculation, nnd 44,0 0 for 
export. I’rioes had adrnnerd about jfd, the mlddllrp 
and lower r,u',|lt)es having Improved the most, and th. 
closrd'na (I, News : Fair Orlcana 0-4d. Ml, I, III., „ 


n depart »nd bo lit root. Ho received even 

attention With j;nttitudo, irad'fellll8lei], 
LlbVfinn relittnco en his Saviour. Wo ser- 
l, ^ | 8 true, but “ wo sorrow not as those 
L'ksre no impo.” Our'loss is great, vej j 
Lo liut it is his infmito gain, and wo sub- 


tlt waaborn in Pennsylvania, March 9th, 
SdsnJ came to Mobile in 1H2G. Ho oni- 
rrligioii and i oined'tlio M . E. C liurcli 
L|jS3or '34, under tho pustoral care of the 
L ll. 1. Walker, and. to tlio close of his pil- 
mmsgc lived an active and useful member 
L |ns warmly attached to tlio doctrines, 
jgiplino and usages of tho Methodist Epis- 
tp] Church. His attachment, however, 
moot mere impulse, or tlio effect of educu- 
iul bins— on the contrary, his early training 
d received a different direction— hut tile 
suit of a firm conviction that her economy' 
in accordance with the Scriptures, and 
■Ur calculated to secure the onds for which 
L Church of Christ was instituted, than 
1; ether system. 

it there was any trait in lug character 
Hit prumineut than another, it was benevo- 
pcc. Ho was not only forward, hut often 
Unatm the Bupport of tho Gospel. Nor 
bis liberality confined to tho Church, hut 
mj d(mund of suffering humanity met 
ilh 1 liberal response. As an evidence of 
it our- deceased brother was an active 
labor of all those benevolent _ associations, 
(use legitimate objects arc to cultivate the 
kai and social virtues, and withal to visit 
lick, relieve tho distressed, and provide 
[tin helpless widow and the homeless or- 
■a. la all these duties he 


FIFTH VOLUME COMPLETED 

. HARPER'S 

A " E W M OJVTHL r MAG AZIN 
This Number closes tho Firm VoLcm 

"ADDIUDIO XV....S WS/VW..WW. Ud 

- . 

Which has already rcnchod a regular mont) 


Louisiana Interior. 

Aair.ij,i> Wru.4-Cnh.il, 1 s. lIvmhT.-on I.- unking 
pn'puriittous fay u„. Ouuttrurlhin or an nrtvalon wgll. upon 
-hf ■|.r..m|rf St f I ha lint, m II, mg,. p„ ul „| r y.. j|r. II low 

I"lr,.,l r," th If— .1 tofnrointloD. anu hot no iloulit af 

tho Fimci'M „r 1,1.4 UOillTlalitug ^ 

• ' -a IL, l "f ill —Tin, Baton Rough One, 'll,' af 
Sntnnluy -ay. : Oo IV, ■, loot, lay urarolog last Urn mgar 
hatiM' af M r T .1. Illra. lolhlo parish, wav Itoroul la Iho 
«r ,0,1.1. tagalla r with a ravg,. ((oantfly „r waaj. Wo on- 
thTritamUhu l-i-h In ooYo,r*-tl hy lnpumnct*. 

Tha wtoiC p'ip, r o<M> : Many planlara In nor. vicinity 
hav rilmuoi, ce,l niaktlig sugar ; lot for the want ,„f I, 

aufflolDiil supply iifwatar. I,.„r,i mast „f thvio will hava 
to *tap until ll rains A heavy min ‘just ’now would. 


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A" -i.tvT.-A nfgrn. til, property r.r Mr. KubiTt Parry, 
•’•’nekson. wav killed 1a«t wwk by 11,.. acoldvulal 01,. 
■Ii'irg., r.l « pi-fol In tbr bands af n student at lb.' Col. 
1 g.'. nap,.-, I Sandal The latter picked up an old pin., 1 
ahleli In, supposed nos empty, and to frighten the boy. 
■pupped itstl-hts bend nnd blew bis brains out. 

SlIHFirroar.— Tip. Bouthwiwtern, published. at Bbrerc. 
s.rt. says. Outton is arriving In t „„ .juaulilles-l.mg 
tangs ..I waggon- may haven at nil times molding tl.elr 
•ay to lbs river, while the l.-ven begins to assumna lively 
ind business like aspect. There Is ouly onn (Irswlmek to 
die prospyrtty^of our town— thn want ot limiting capital 
It cnulrFbenihdedbe most Important Inland cotton marl 
a ths Union. If our capitalist, would establish a hanking 
muse, far the purpos, of altordlng facilities to tha tuo-- 


ralsad thesa pillars, will answer, "Nothing but the' me. 
obanle* !” 

Tho young lady to whom ona^ of theso fashlonV 
ers of tha temples should pay his addresses, might, 
say. to her mamma and’ her papa. “Oh. hah ‘ he's 
nothing But a mechanic ! ” [Cheers and laughter.) A 
fallow who oarer worked in his life, might suoeringly 
point to tho architect of this uoblo edidcl', nud jeeringly 
say, -• lfe-a nothing but n mechanic ! ” But who aro 
those whom tho Idlers tura up tboir noses at f They are 
the men wild make tho world— men of action and outer. 


•as prompt to 
roreib. Whilo there arc many who will 
ad to hi) memory this mctle of praisei 
writer knew, perhaps, hotter than most 
ti ; hii lets cf noble gcncrusity . \V uuld to 


eente a number, or thirty. eia cents 
tage, either of the Publlxheri, the . 
or Periodical Agents. 

CONTENTS OF TH* NOVEMBER Nt 


MEMOIRS OF THE HOLY LAND- 
Leuanux. By Jacob Abbott. 

ILLIHTBATIONS, from Drawings by 1 
Tho Cedars of Lebanon..— Evergssns 
Forest.— Evergreens in the Field.— Thi 
men In the Mountains.— Ths Uaravasi 
of tho Sduroca of Jordan.— Iks Five 
gors — Ths Abduotion of the Idols — 1 

obiath at Banins.. — Tho Ruins Jlasbe 

Commerce of the'Drdses.— Fakardin i 
live.— Tho ’Presents.— Ruioi of Baa 


1 their Master, Ho enjoyed tho respect 
IconAlauua ut tlio whole eoutmuaity — he 
i « true philanthropist and an humble 
^tita. 

) ho place did his eucellencies appear more 
i within tho saered precincts of home, 
hia this hallowed circle, as within the 
raary of religion, wo have often seen" the 
gushinga of a warm and generous heart, 
iwnt the silent tear to greet and mingle 
i the mile that beamed benignly on Lie 
«J lace, while ho ministered iu the deli- 
duties of friendship and it (lection. Such 
“C sympathy of his nature, that he could 
*P with tlmso that ivqit, and rejoice with 
a that did rejoice.’- -'Mark tho perfect 
i and behold tho upright, for tho end of 


A'TTBiLUV Uuld — A beauliful lump r.f Au«tt»|i»h 
gold rays tha Plats* Tlm-s and Trausctipt, was , xljlUtad 
In us yesterday. It was received lately by „„„ „ f „ ur 
Nbipi’iug houtfUa. A lur^e trad*? in npringinK Up lit-twt-t-u 
t’uiiftirala nnd AuNtrolU. an, I rh«? nuiubt r «-i jiersoaN v. i, 0 
IfUTiug h* r,t to try tlu-ir fortuuia iu thn miut : in' thi i ft t. 
t**r in tcry lurgv*. 

tv pina On tU.SahuJt . the Arfetlcun brig Hal- 

hJWt-U. ld|i!Kin (.I-.W4VUU1-. urnvi'd at Js-tii Uui-i ObL.,.,. i ; , n, 
‘Iazhuuii and tape Hun Lu«:.t3 Nixty-ttf. ut*. -wi, l» 

i‘U'* liti">lr«.J nml (wi tvt! passwu^s-r — jiiiisiiy l*>* xi*u i mi. 
pruit-. whopaiua ly th. wway'i.i N .rtli. rn Mexico, 'lnt-y 
•*u-iur< J. it is haul. Krt*ai prirntiom* uu un* routi- 
Tin- liall iH.-il put iut. S.iu Luis (.,r «at, r ami provl- 

hi<»U“ liav.'iif lltf.l a hilctt* “«ii>ii s i In* mi m in (K tnr 1 1. ,. 

limn thirty. fir-* dt<y< M-..t Of her |m^t-ugvr-*. and nil ki . 
rr* w. l.-ti lirr al.ttii* laiu-r plao*- ; which ••bligrid thi- t .„n-‘ 
fain tu cnui*- up t.. M -in r y to^.t a f r .„i, rn-w Tin* 
crt*w*vri.ut ddwu ou tuo Ohio «'n Wcdui-Hluy, 

Hutu.. Lilli ipnt Juanil.. Itsmirel and Pablo l,„i„ 
<|u irf. II. d Stb .ut a trilling tnalL.-r ut L..s Ari.vlu. wlivn 
me t.ittniw drew a plsf.l and shut the latter in the „|,|„_ 

Uf tt l.fnlb ensued In twenty fourhnuvs a v-i,bet ,,f 
wilful niurdei was returned agulusl llautil. i by the 
Curum r n jury. J 

Knit-cihC't t hiiiillo. n empadrt of tliouc prJcAcjus hr<-un- 
dr* S. Uiv.tHuinl Zalial.-UK w||.. w, r .* huag.-d a -diori timi- 
finpv. f.-capi-d I r« -in jail on the 16th'in.-t. 

A It rre n,.-.. t ,.,k place a f, a days since al the course 
near the rhureh between U,. h..r.es b.-l.nglug t„ |i„„ 
Andie.,. I'len nnd Dnu^nse S.pulbeda. Distune,. 
ttiaurand yards . purse, flood Tlteiv nw.'.coiisld.rubl„ 
side ta iling Kacew.u by Mr. Bepullveda's loirsi, Anorber 
r-e- sia., made Up. but was not run. Dun Andreas i-avinu 

tlm forf-.-ii. v 

lyl M..g-uder V S A .and Mr Oray. ebnu-cted until 
h»t* ly with i h»- B-'umlary ( .-itiniumloti. m (it.- oapicity of 
.Hurvi ) tir. catuif up irom H.wi Dl.^ . u n w *by.-« .winco 'mid 
pitpil.d i In II UMit jiiht imL'itl* I hr oily. 

Tin. i. itid sets wyn. et, gage-1 Inf In Ir arduous 

,ln'.ie.. the .'latms..| t „l„iiel Pn-mput Were h, Ing mBited 

Nn -l/CittlahH <-f illljMirtAficr. - . . b 

Him. u ai l. \-*r - ITn* initnriimn - «o..in4-£VM"p " Vanhrr 
./;„ bus at last paid the penalty .,f a l. ng lih . r crime 
\v i- learn by pHNN.-iim:riij»*jMln.- pt* niu«-r .'i-.-t liird th n ' r 
*v.u L-ingi-d <>ii Hi. ImiIi iiiHt .’fit San Dlt-j-i, pr.th-u,’ - I'i. 
iuu.'C.-un- -ni uiiy uttruipt to sti iil'ilm |iilut.h*mt i'ln.u- 
fnr.whitdi In- wit* nui.|» mil tl ll** app.-ar. d ,-u il,„ 
fs'lj p -rh-rily c -iiipt.Nt d und during n p|Xi ( -|i . ,f |, tl j, 

It.ur, Hitnmiiftt huruhiK *i the um., a uf Hun j raft- 

vi-t .. Ht.-rktnn Mini MiuypYillr, iimtiv. - «.f rcvt-im* l-y 
Un* I'riiuid^ • f pxrtn-H limipe-d hy tlm V^fiann Ci.imult. 
t*» ' IliiMiiTjf 111- crowd atlitu. Iim dlt-d wi'.huiu uptrUtTKli* 
M'm Cnr*-y Jhn.-M lia-uk-n iri.MUnuth In li win mi hia 

Np. -cli iu li Uti.'li I" (Im till*-' it. C iiiLmi i. U, 
vinh-iu in In-* di-nmicfotluiM. ami piuin'ipvws murf i i tin- 
'•* ri-"-, -• •-»*■«" - lie "I.., II l-arv inure leisure and 

ul huv-.* lllf ”X*;1« U'lHll'N ut W-ui'i *' 


-Thi* i*iwh Antonio ledger of tho 14th 


jeoturday , 


U.487-287070 


■ 6.745 
24 409 


Kirui. i orier hud imen trunnf.-rred to his regular com- 
luimd of tho sti-auior fii-orgin, hy Hit* oirnars of tin* line. 


Kxported to date .1 

•• yestorday 

8took on hand iiot oleared. 

TOUAOOO — Thane has Ludij oooaiderable inquiry lo Uw 
Tubaoru Market during the week, and aunje Urgi negotin- 
tlunx haro been pending, the result! of which are ytt 

1 1 , 1 1 ■ 1 ,1 fill Thn antH.I a . . . J I 


New Orleans Wholesale Prices Current- 


t’ARF.KULLY (XJllRECTEP KVKRY WEf.K. 


UuImmpb, ft Km 

In ihttCiiy 

I On I'UatAlion 

Nulla, 4-iJ-hl |4f 
•\a\ ul Hlorrw, ! 

Tar, <t> 1-1, 1 

I'lUh 1 

Kotin 

8|-.turireni. rnl 
Vanuatu i, rMii 
Oil*, \i gallun i 

Iwrtril 

l.lna»*i| 

Bpenii. wiaier.. t 


Itngffing- 

Kuniuckv.Vytl !■ 

Kn .t India [■ 

O- rmaii 

Itulititopvi ♦HI- 

Keuliti h> • 

Nortliern 

ItreiuK VtuuQ- 

N».y ..vi- 

Pilut j- 

licoavax, if ib* 

Ywllmw 

Ilrlcka, V M„ 

K-Vr 

fjUflinl. Kir- ...'l 


Preparations for a Journoy, — 

Cedars. ’ ’ • ’•’ ’’'T-^i 

THE 1’ALAGES OF FRANCE B 
Abbo F . 

Illijstrationb.— P alace cf St. 


and the article boa met with a fair demand in our market 
Tlm Mir* of tho week embrace aomu 090 hhda of the new 
orop. including, on Baturday, 24 hhd* Kuirnt 4»^, 10 at 
6. uud 10 Prime at 6*4* ; on Monday. 30 Inferior at 8«, 
12 Fair at'4.S. 20 partly Prime at and 20 Olariflou 
Y«How at 0 11-10* ; ou Tuesd ly. 20 hhda Fair at 4#, and 
10 Clarifli-d at 7Jf* ; on MVdousday. 2V0 hhda at 2J4<S 8J4 
for>«-ry Infurior to Common, and 4 ‘f /84Jif* fur Fair to 
Fully Fair, aud eomo 3oo hhdsslnco at about Wednesday 1 ** 
range of prices, which, for the proseat, are our quota- 
tions. 

Work’* receipt*, 006 hhd*— export*, 140 hhds. 

MOLABrlK-*— With an increased aup ply on tho Moiasoe* 
Market, holder*, oariy In tho week, submitted to a decline 
of \(a)2x ’^•gallon, a portion of which wa* «ub*<*quently 

rs-i-i ■ Vi.n..l »h. I .... m. _i . . ... 


Con vent of St. Jaquee St. Germai 

Terraco.— Intorlor of 8t. Denis. C 

of the Danphln. — Church of St, 
Palaoo of St. Cloud.— Palace of 
i-Ieau. — Court-yard of Fontainhleai 

LIFE IN 1'AhIS. 

Illi'stbations.— P aris from Notrs 
Shopping. -Cirll Marrisgo. — Eoo 
Marriage.— Through the Rain — Bt 
fore Pleasure. — Illustrations of Bow 
duoiotis ; Natural and Stiff; Proud 
Gallant and Usual ; Unquiet and 1 
Good-natured and Insulting ; Bencv 
Cold ; Humiliating and IlnmbU.— 4 
tho Madeleine, *-On the Bonlewards.- 
ple.— The Hebrew Quarter.— The < 
July.— The Quay of the Loavre.- 
W ash-house. — Arietooratio Bathinj 
Baths for Four Sous. — A ComforUb 
Swimming-School. — Hair-dressing i 
cutting^— Bathing-Costume for La 
tho Bath. — Ready for the Bath. 

THE SALAMANDER. 

COURAGE OF A MAN OF PR1NCI 

A GAMBLER'S E.VD. 

DOWN IN A SILVER MINE. 

THE POSTHUMOUS PORTRAIT. 

EXAGGERATION. By Elisa Cook. 

THE GARDEN OF FLOWERS. 

THE SATISFACTION OF A GENTL 


Hull In*. Vffuw*| 
■-KiikI'wIi I’oit-r . ; 
It. Wtti-.fUOtl, 

ic in it, t ion n>.. - 
c'oir**t, p n> — 

iii- 

llttVHItll.K- l".lf - 


Cnator . . 
Oli vn, in 

Fr. 


Oil ion 

l*rt»» InIuiiiu Li- 
lia. wr 

M- aa, .Vnribaru 
do. WraUmi. . .. 
•lo. siti. half M, | 
Ill'll.-, Mi-41, 
I’rtiiiw \Jr«e. . , . 
I'riiii-, ff bill... 
H. b*-ff 

1 i'i'i{m », Vdoi. 

I'-M-a : 

f'l.ai. (. blj. . .. 
Alt at 

M. O 


81. Ib-DlitlffO . . . 

Oiot-oluli-, VtL 

No. I 

No. II t 

Cupper, V tt .. 

Uiuxiull' 

Blitittihing j 

«lo. vvll"** , m*’Ul’ 
Cunillea, P 0'..; 

b)mrllj, N. Mt-dr-l, 
' do. NuiilUrkvt. . 

Talluw i 

Ail-inmntinr. . . . 


it was time to gut rid of them ' It was tlm mechanic uud 
tho artisan who hud clmugt-d the world : It was the me- 
chuuic who hud mudo steam, tho great civillier. uml the 
wonder-working telegraph. Yet you. of the pre»ent gen- 
eration. hare tho same prejudlcie* against tin-. u.M-ful art. 1 - 
that existed In times of barbariMu ! bhnuio on you. if j»-u 
'have! Krtinkliu. whb drew the lightning from li-uven— 
Fulton, who ehulued tin* Toidtllo rapor to the > rvim* ( i 
mun— Huger Blierm-in. (l.illileo, Ilerschel. nnd Ur, w. tin- 
most eloquent of dlrim-6. were ull nueliunio.i And an- 
ility iiHtin-s for the idler nnd the drone to sneer ut .’ Tin* 
time would come when w,i would know what mechanic* 
are. Tl iry are the men who reduce science and learning 
to the subservience of the useful ‘tutu. Had they not tin 
same capacities a# other men ? They were that ola-s who 
chose rather to. work than steal, which. uhfortmmt- Jy. in* 
feared, wo* not tlio case with the ‘-upper ton/’ [Applpif-- ) 
lie would inquire. •• la there any dishonorable in tabor .' 


Uulren 1 * » a 0!,,3lctlTV —A oolored man named 
MrS ' Sarah ,n « ram ’ AUltfin 
r ««hnntiL * U,e 10lh ,n ^‘ nt ' at tl»«*dTonced 
y,,nr5 u " waH * na - 
C'I.Bni **. U , {,* ' A ’ born ,u tbe service 'of Peter 
k N °‘ k Wb ‘‘ a il was burDt 1776. 
fft. I!,, tra 0 Maji-nty’* service by Qoveruor 

“ttu .Boot (he ,i,. a „ of Vbrktnwn Tt,.. v... 


tluu uf cuuntry. 


gallon. Tb*» *al** elooe embrace about 2000 bblx. ujaklug 
» total for the week of 3000 bbls. The cltwlug price la 
2fit V gallon, at which 600 bbl* were taken yesterday. 

Week’s receipt*. 2092 bbU-^ixporti, 041. • 

F LOU U— The Flour Market was without any Improve- 
ment during the early part ot the week, but with a re 
diicod supply the rates exhibited more firmness on Thurv- 
day, .tho sulcf Op to the evening of that day embracing 
about 4600 bbls. Thu transaction* were limited mo*tly t,. 
Illinois and St. Louis brand*, Ohio being very scarce. Th* 
rang.* of prlcu* ou Thursday won $4 15® $4 25 for Hupei, 
flue IIIIqoIk nnd Bt. Louis, und 64 60®$4 76 ^ bbl It 
Kxtrn brand*, ouo or two lots of Extra Uholce having sold 
at $4 87 !■ 9 bbl. Vesterday’s rules wero about BOO bbls 
at our quotations. 

YVetjk H receipts, 7031 bbls— exports, 8920. 

CHAIN— The supply of Corn is still limited, Lut the 
uhIdum of the week has been rather larger thun we had 
occasion to nolioe Iu our last weekly review. The sales, 
including ;50# sack* taken yesterday, embraco some 0000 
saoks, ut an extrema range uf M/3 68 > %t bushel for Mixed 
to Yellow nnd Whlt.e, uud including soeqe lots of new at 
60* — OatH have b* en in fair request, and with limited 
receipts, the rates bare been rather firm at 88/340* ^ 
bushel for Bt. LouU» the latter rate mostly from store. . . . 
We have noticed a sale of 000 sacks Wheat, barely prime, 
at about 83* V bushel .... llrau ha* further improved, aud 


air, nily Announced tha tun A merit* tn vi-'m-I had bpen-at- 


tacked b]i tho natives, atfiii 


ir haring straudiid iu attempt- Munii".'.. 
ing to enter the Congo river, ou the conn of Afrieu. uud 
tlut she was rescued by llu- genirosiiy and gidlantry of <|«riiA!eai| 
tin* commauders and crews of two ltriti.Ji ships of war. C ?“i’ 

Th- l.i-n ion Ubrouicli^ontniuH the following iaterestiog ' 


was without any improvt 


W* ir., ai toatSKST 
K Iu.a U r" r^P^'^lHcrupu. 

J^***'y yesni be ||2fn t a ^®, co, , oc, d Bn c» that, im 

W*Mch lvtS« ,ii Vi f ! a f,lIU ‘ly three or the in- 


t-’n > ill 

Aniurirar, _ j 

t’lllM A|.|llrt 

I OTATGlU.bbJ '.- 80 

Porter, 

L«n-luu,yt il,ft.-n -i 60 
N»nh.ni,WbblJ I (Hi 
NoMireru Ain. .. « -jj 

Pulllta*. 

* “MuififHi.llTh.l— 

6 00 

'Jo. wblu-, Am.. #60 

- ( V). I n/ltali, fi |i j— y 


Corks, Vil 

v.n.-i 

l)om.Uoo<l*.)-ii | 


Hr.8hrU».\Qfl . 
do.8!il|f*4-4*# 
Ul(1.8lirl*r» V“, 

slo.Kllr-' till »- V 'l 

Hf.U-w.lUnfti-* 
d-i.Vrt.fto. Kn* 
Tick-tiK»\to'» 
fclri|>* as Ulu- l 
is-tiim* 


'•Caioii/2 


n ht* expeih-d 
lierp no labor 
rend hy U.i- 
mu n.v a pun- 
ngaliujt him 
o. Lab-r 
v*;« on bis 
no patri- 
e on tlie 
e ! lit- did 
pop'tiur with 

-o-ifc musf 

praiseworthy tluit muda u 
..Lere none grew bif..rA 
■ IK* was not 
[ Laughter. J 
; renewed laugli- 
•ver preferred sti-al- 
l Laughter Mud up 
•very inouutAiu and 
sought, „th"m. und 
them, ought to be 
Oura was a' working peo- 
ea, were tlicevi- 
Tliia wu« the class 
poudvris uf luxury, couve* 
uience, and tlm elements uf happiness, and to this class 


oui.ioxB— Mr Beh-nk. 
• OvtUoa for 

l0 “»' TWld,.„i, tot,. 
"“""’-Ut will. o,t„ co 
D<r ' WlftitDllj. in.tfatl 
"7 com, tugutijv, with 
, wlu •» reliuvcd, 

P 1 ™™, -ill rilUfly , UuI 

" Pfajaoting c„ rutr lh 

“*“ or » i-vUIslon, Ut 
a danger. 

'7 Tba NuwV..rk Expr 
\^7. * They an a 
°*««t sobitantiul specli 


sweat uf their brows. Lubur wan put upau ii 
irihment. Iiut the malediction prunounced 
In heaven, lind been deprived of Ita primal i 
was the best guarantee aguiust vico. H,. VvL 
pAtrimouy. uud he who steals because he ha, 
uieuy. are ou ouo side, and the worklug uwn are 
other, and whoever .Will not work ought to stnrvi* 
not know that aupli sentiments would bo | . 
the community, [laughter] but whatever he though ( 
come up. That man was more j — * 
siuglo blude • f grass tu grow who 
thuu tin* couqueror who desolated provinces, 
sure that hie language sulfed lilri uudllory. 

What he believed he would tell right out. [i 
terj— aud it wus his opiuion. that whoe 
log to working, ought ,to be hung. 
plause.J Wo had aland which, in t* 
valley, offertd treasures for all who 
wlioevir would uot avail hlmaelf uf 
driven out of the community, 
pie, and in their hoiWbs, lionu's aud dross,- 
deuces uf the mechanic’.* handicraft, 
to whom whs due ail that w< 


Ifuekv V bull . . 

Kumi* 1.4 

kuKiitk i; ■ v 

- 

Ain.fJoi.4tttO.yilj— 
lire*, V Ion. - 
LukwwnI, tnu-y 
J.-.Si IStiniiiao.lii 
Kuxlic, T«m|ili' - 10 
tti ltffo. ,. .IH fb . 


A l-OSSIBLE EVENT. 

SWEI-T AWAV BY AN AVALANCHE. 
Alcmatier Dumat-. 

BLEAK HOUSE. By CLnrlex DloW 
Cumitn XX11I. — EstLer's Nurrotl 
XXIV. Au Appeal Cae^— XXV. Mr*. S 
by it all. 

iLLiuTiUTioxa.— A Motlel of RareoU 

portinont. — Mr. Cbiulbaml - Iiiipmxiii 

the last of the pairibs.. ••V-f 
my Novel t ok, v e h i * iiu.iAwMwlrl 
By Sir Edw&rtl Bulwer Lytkin. (Continu 
Ml -NTULY RECORD OF CURRENT EF® 
EDIT' -It’S TABLE. 

EDITOR S EASY CHAIR. , 

EDITOR'S DRAWER. , 

mterary n.-tices. 
comicalities, original and skleci 
HLU tn-«xT7o*s.— -Somel’unkia*."— A* 
to the I’our gratia. — A Natural Contwjut 
1 ‘roper Prudence. 


PImpiiIo . ,f i . ! 

V5 ur *. ♦* 

l.a. In tho tlly 
Ou I'imiljii-.n . 
HnVutn M bit-. 
««'». vrllnur .... 
ilo, brown . 
M>ttf;H-«l.4PilU 
no. lH-iii»liin». . 


and it was found uec* K*ary t»* remove her jpergo. On ih« 
evening of the day auoUicr iirltUb armed v'es.-l— the Fire 
Ply— arrived, and «eut her boats to oa»U. In tho morn- 
ing. the uiitivi*# rallied and recummeneed the attack, but 
Were Ubpornod by another broadridi 


igg.. jtbui.;. 

Flo.r, Vbbt. 
OniDT-le., lap... 
llluG-l* a Mo.ilo. 
fit Iriiuii.Cily, . I 

h.ur j- 

Peul liens IH K-, 
t-'liixweedi pii-4'I- 
Flrdli t'D'l, V >"»* 

MiD'RLM'l, 1, t-bl. l 

do. N-.’J 

do. No. 8 ! 

Mnrriliifi?* bul. - 

Fruit, Vbo* .; 


| do. do. ||,| *i.,r«,l. 

i d»>. t044r«.-,f«rj#,. 

do. do. (in ilorf, 
Turk* l,< U .,f)t,u - 
i-rtdi». I. 

5fitpetre.fef.n- 

do. brown 

fiteel.Cmi, |<!b. - 


ami took to the 
bush. 'Tint Dl.lphiu uud Fire Fly cuntiuued their usslat- 
nuco. notwithstanding the heavy swell which set in uud 
capsUi-d one of the ship's cutters Th-' whole uf the 
cargo watt transferred to the Dolphin, aud tho 22i on the 
Maty Adeline was got off nnK 
“Then- are kindly 'international nets, arid deserve the 
special acknowledgement by our Ooyerumeut of the gen- 
erosity displayed by tlm II Hi lull ves»*-ls. 


f&U. rvMhld IiT Mri ' 8 ‘‘ rnU U,lM ' of nehiUotl, . 

Ibis inonth n ^ ° f 0Uu buuJr ‘ ) d yeurs ou 
* Uw ^mbl«d . ,„ 0n tho oc C“»ioa of her liirthday 
, 1111,1 Atn,^ gB . COmpIltiy ut u,u boUHO of her 

f lbcm Wor '> Quito a nuuib*'r of 
P* li ' J ' (, iiilar w , ‘J anl »~ohliaren. grand-chlldreu. 

« lier deJ “, t ' Krcal -« rau ‘l-obildren. Bev 
> »«. " r “ b »»*r«1 •- '« now ii, 

"•“fftw, of " ‘ " 1U ; 'OnPS'V twooty-oy. per 

I-UV4«J *"? U ‘ , ’ , “ r ' 1 "' wluwt.^grt.aut, 
. _ *“ J »-»™t>-DiDo yearn, 

‘hat tbo Jew- vuiu 

^ - 

, re ^. ^ uouutlrmed one hundred uud 

Institute Fair 

. '-U.. eSJ* » •OPW-n.lff. liter..*,,, 

»Wc» rr P-fd-pouaiyg leuay 0 f | ut y Mr 

‘-'-UHrJ.Tlm 1 ? ? U l n0< ’ Dbuffio, ill 
•■•Dl H wbli-l, U . of l-'f-i-li*. fur 

tttwiuU auwu uua tUrptMuj 

6 “y“ ri-tti ,1 luna- 
*7trfrf-.«WcU iui u"!t n 'ir’ 1 F||| 0«W WertTJ 


Knsiisb,bli*tvrM, 


Aurerlrwi ’ 

UuMlltoQ I 

Houp, 

NurlbnK*. No. I 
d<». No. I • 

do. No. V ( 

'tisy-ws 


IwlllOIII,. ...... 1 



Fiffi, -Iruiii.V tt , 

C*'ii>u'in./am«-' 

Alint'iul«,H. H.. | 
dn. b»rti sin’ll. . j 

Fur-, V»kin| 

U*avs» ! 

l(Mfpnn ........ 

tiro I ii, |ibu*h. 

W'llrttl 

, (MU ' 

C-'ora.io-Br.Vbbl 


alum* ull hoanr was duo 

The speaker proceeded to address the boy*_rocoinmond. 
ed them to habits of industry, uud, above all. urged up,.r 
tin m the necessity of learning u trade, so that, if Lori tc 
alii ue net*, uud adversity aliould overtake them, thpy migln 
hav« a resourso in the hour of need, lie did not iilut.hh 
mlvioo’to the ladles, as to tho proper education and train- 
ing of their daughters iu habits of honest Industry, etc., 
etc. The speech was listened to with undivided attention 
Wi* do not profe. 


Olympia. I’ugetV Souud. by Memrs. Wjhy tc McKlroy. 

| Tlio OreqjmiHn ban accounts uf mure fights between tlio 
emigrants on the southern route nnd the Indians. In 
one engagement, irom flfiecu lotwcuty Indiana and three 
white m*-u were killed. 

A large quantity i f spuriousguld dust, supposed to have 
been shipped from the ^ilm, lie Status, has made Us up- 
peuruuce iu the Oregon umrkets. 

A lint t-n-kt- put »t IVjrrtiRii. .vhloU jMtroyitl nu «utir« 
'H-t-rii 1“ ll— UlOflt vnl.tMblu purl tif tho tu»n Ittri. 
supposed to be tlm work of an incendiary. 

A man named Wauipie linn boon convicted of murder 
n the fir-t degree, nml a writ «-f error having been denied 
in the M-.u uf O’Ktlly. cuiiriot«auf Ihu murjur uf Malo- 
uey. tilt y are bollUto be hung. < 

Huilgraut truim were arriving frequently, aud tb*» pros- 
poets ot the couulry are bright J 


Among the nfflot-H held by Urn late Duke uf Wellington 
wui tiiul of Cuuidulile tu tlie Tuner Ooiistatile, by the by, 
used to be a term of high dignity. ulthmigli'U has lately 
come to dcHgnutu one or the pettiest municipal appoint- 
llieat* What tlio Count tbleehip uf the Tower is its du- 
ties uud its pay, we find stated iu tin- Loudon Daily News, 
which seamed tu tliink (Ira'.the opportunity of the vurau- 
cy ought to be improved to uIm.iuii absurd customs aud a 
lisoluss siuecure Dot we find tbut-Lord Ooiuberin-'iru lias 
had tliiff •* nice tiling ' given to liiui. and the eciiiuuiy 
queatlou ln»4 to lie pjatpuntil imrliapa. to auother geuo- 
rat iuu. all hough tin- m-.w Cou.-tabie is rat her ug< d 
Tin: Tower of l.undi-u is tin aucient ruyal foriresr, not 
subject to the ordinary ooutrui of the arinv t-ffici The 
garrison is under tlm imiriu<ilate control of the khvi-reign. 
it in Queen Violoriu's pnrtieular lurt, und uli the unit-pi 
l#s< d are by direct mmiditv, through t be decretary ut 
War. and not fyum the Jluris (Juardsor tlio Orduuncc— 
the' two lieinU of lire military service. To-carry un tltln ] 


ctu, Ui-rilt-aui,. . 
•in. Ain-iiraii . . 
Ubi.llollntul,... 
do. Aim ii '. uu, . . 
it »i in , J4niu1.11. . 
iii-.N*>vi:«i l fi tt | l ,i 

ilo.Ni-wOrixun*. . 
W bitky.ris rifl'-l, 

«i". lOiltiiiirii. , . . 


Y-rn.i'i - »7,r"'-' 
do. •Iia-IK d. buai- ; 
IL «’it, V bbl ... 

.(Juopowder, - 
('oniuion, 

bl-ortiin( 

Uluss/fwiftSIft) 
AiuflflCMU,«by 10 


•si to have done justice to it in tjiis brier 
bketch. A glee was uext sung; after w^ph, Dr. McCauley 


EqUMfrlm 


delivered uu elalwrate address. 

The ccremuules of the ev^*tiug were iu the highest d. 


I Walking Toilet— Cap^*' 
Ttiuid, — The Mugatluu m 
BookseHer#, FcrluiUeul Agtui, 
llxliertf, nt Tukck Dollxbh n 
rivu Cu.vrn a Number. 
Vuluiut-ti, hh compktutl, D U *t 
at Two Dulterh, or tUo MiM 
ty-flve contri oiiok, ure-finqli 
in' Fublltiluni. Five VuluuM 

born gratuitmul; to A«tut* 
nml will iu*k» liberal Hrrnuj 
lor circuit- tiug thi Mngrime 


grue tltligLiful, Hurt rfflictfj great ermltl uu the ututulxTH 
uftltH t tut ii ut inn tp whukojjiniiiig.'ment thu cuimuuutty 


twite* luulutllng ou Xhunday X0 ooalw white heggad ut 11, 
uud 111 do. Jillow buggud ut 11 Ye ft It,... Lord wu In 
some request early in the week, and about *600 kegs and 
169 bbU uud Heroes sold up to Tuesday owning, nearly all 
at 1U-* V lb for Jfq. 1. 'j he talus sioce embrace 1100 kegs 


Uuiiuy llnae, 
Hemp, w leu. 


C-Luiuw A Ci|r4#ajrJ. 
rlu* 

Ctuii.imi J. 

Ii-f.-rior . 


-’mrttttl. mV 00 >0 00 


Huy, ifn-ii. -lloo III 00 

Hides, V ft-. - 
W.I.A Mt/.Auii — ]0 |— I0U 
Dry mtl icil .Mri, — i J— L- 
VV-lmtluiO.I-'v) — 4'. — 
ffry.itouiiirv - 7 I— 71, 
Kip slid Calf ..j— 6 — |)4 

Iruu, *Mou.. 

i’ig it oo ii oo 

’ t'ou'-uy l-sf.ipll j— 4 % - - I 
Knutllb, Vi, -n. VO OO j#0 00 j 
8 M- tit'«,K*uruS >46 o-.i -ms OO 

Hoop.*® - 4k — -I- , 

Hli--l U I)’ -. « ] 

N-IIHhU - 6 j— %U. 

CiMilng*. Aui... — ’ 8 — 8)4 1 

Luuibi r, 

ysri |>rw«(l- . . ! 

ll.. u «.la >l..f. I..V ../> . .a .. n l 


From China. 

Dates from Whampoa to August 8 havs been received 
at £ilu Francisco. 

Wo le iru that OapUlu Laud, of tbu famous ship Cbal 
lenge died at Wh.tmp, -a outlie 29 lh of July. The mote 
,Iouk pliuige uf the ship, uud was to proceed to Liverpool 

Los# or tiii: Wiialk Fwr HuaTurai. — The whale sliifi 
lliu.lit*t.ri mil- ti-tiilly lost 01) tilt, coast of Kiunschatka. by 
ruuuiug upon au iriand. which was put down ou the map 
forty miles out uf the way . The Oaptulmund crew u-t;k 
to thotrixtvpvTrl^tfgTTal'? ufleDuir ft'acl ed ilo ynaftT 


Ordinary No. 1 at the same rate.... Weatcru U utter has 
geuorally sold ut a range of ^ fb, und (Jluwsa at 

8 l4'o8?it, the latter bavlag bcoo paid uu Monday for a 
iut of hi boxo* U'esUrn Baser vo. 

IlKMP-r-Nff eslte are yet reported In our market. We 
quote Dew-rotted, nominally, ut ♦ 80/® % 88 'ft ton. 

1tlC£— A farther cargo uf Carolloa arrived ou Tuesday, 
hut the steok In our mark.-t is still light, and prices gen- 
erally firm at 5.%'fJSt»$ k* ,ib We, howevej-, noticed a aalo 
uf IU 


dates to llrt. 23d iuHtant. We are indebted to Captain 
fur u HI,, uf pn,ar,. hut tha only lien, „f „ow, wu (ml 

th» UUnj!" 0 ' un tl.nScBth.mo 

Tub Latb SruiiM .— a oiiniature tormtdp, to 

t>ni|uu|..a with ahw. uf rain, vMlrd our city uhuut 
o'clock ou thn night hrfura last. Thn wtoU-um nut a 
pniirto cornu from noy .juurtcr In (articular, but hi. 
‘•great gnu," front -t«ry (jolut ut onco. It wan a whii 

:jtuul==oiUuifliUta.tluj>uJnti.huLU«co.rta», l gcniuilT|f,Ti 

tatjpg Iu ita effect,, It tllrru.l .... .l.t..-- i.— _ . ' 
i xlm-ufm-giitnjho rht|ipliig wu conalUcrn’hin" uii 
hunta woro driivn from their mu Uortign. guu.c !o.t 
chltuuny, aotuc llutl tl— ir yuwln alum Iu. und thn riggt, 
of ull wua ooualduruhly chufuit 


fiupurlttl 

I (Junpqw-b-r .... | 

| il-St-tl I 

IMiif H)*ju .,! 
II) *oi, Nk. i, .... 
rviialiiwitr . . , j I 
Tin, Hlo.k f 4n,;: 

Twlm-, ati! 

lultiiff .... 

P‘tuw ...,f . j 
Wines, Vn’aUouj 


“ eiDx«4.-nn*-Tinvo ‘iibA owVTiTefiir' 'carso satos of Ball 
during the week, Including, oo Saturday, oue of 5600 saoks 
Liverpool (l«M than um.-thlrd Flue) at 80« round ; on 
Wednesday uue of 4600 (about half Floe) at 88, and ou# 
of 9490 (upe-fuurih flue) at T7# sack round- Two 
cargoes of Turks Maud weXi sold, early iu the week, at 
about 22# V koshvj. and to-day one of 17,WX/ lnuhsD, to 
arriv*, at £4, tine, wttttiaterust. * \ 

CUUlih-Thv demand lk 4 |m Wf* mtM MMAJ 


iHrBntTdTr 
fcir wuWiriif 


hero is 


j *»r. ot flr* poruotu at Ten 
turgor un in bar nt the mum 
tujqilicd ut Two JMW»« ff* 


'lUkur-ltias/rift oo 

Ju. w!i|ak Ii bd.o. aa u‘j 
Uu. Fruiub bulU'04 ou 
du.w.o.l-'-uliiiff.;^ — 

i-vu«i, .r mi 

hg J 4 j* 


M^ilouq 16 _ M 

-U -80 - IS 

Ll*fu! l lL.rU.pck;i4 00 »o 00 
do. Uu. kb-au -... 1 MS tIO uu 
Marttviuvf, I'.ak II SO I# 00 

L.iliri' i.ie IS 00 It UO 

do. y>g- 4 )iDu....j— io —ii 

tnmiujMHiMylg., S 0O jl« os 

Awiitiu ii!!*!'-- | C If 


ix en ouaLiud to save Lut a 4kfylt uiu'juut of provisions, 
uud they had ht puce tu put themm-lve* mi *tai vbti-jn al. 
lowuuuia. 


Th,y ci'ustruotvd a hut, and n-iuiiin*d -on I 
Mtow upwards of twcuty days, Uur(og whlcli t.iuo |b tfy r 
had u.uriy completed a l-qUiumvr, 4rliuu, to their great 
joy, four whttliug ships hove in sight, uud the were 
taken ou hoard. 


“ Baiumy, ruu* to the storo. aitil got your 

■not her aujau sugar." •• Fxim-a un*. rna, 1 uni n m a hat 
indispohed tli i» luurulng. ’ S^ud father, usd U41 hua to 
hriug me a paper of to buceo slung " 


h-.'t 


la niuht^h 11 r ' 3 ' W0,Wy 81 '° Divretctl ill ckurdict 



' • ' ■ 






Cl e If® (Orleans Christian Jllnorate. 




. Yrotroiln 
fnrmn {Jf 


jj^^Tirenkfant, we t 
jntio tort lionoc in tin 
i nt (pin-wliot distance, 


E ncconntof the 
ugnst (10 : 


fairs of tlio Ln Plata, He was recently ohnigcff possible to get tlio protest ileliritrcl to the Oon- 
vrith a Mission to 1'fqniaa nt lluenos Ayres, Mil. ami thonglit it ooulil be tlotlu if it was first 
Otr the night of the 20tli till , M Cltnvoonnne, nacortainctl whothcr tlio nrmMhent contained 
a pupil nt tlio Observatory of Marseilles, ills- nnythltig offensive to tlie Spanish government. 

* . < 1« ..1 * !. si.. 4_n-s!.... I III.. . 1. ...a ,.,.,<4.v„ .e.lo >1 ntiiml tltcm. 


uiunmr me heat tens VCry grent. i I uccrco^o mmuics, un uiv aibii ill iv uuuro I r> - . , ,. y* 

a*7fT,e inniinor in rthich the extraordinary and 40 minutes, Its rigid ascension hob 2 degrees 110 n government lioat , in coinpnny with tlio On 
(Hglitful torrent ndvanced Is not to liodescrilioil minutes, and its dqolinntlun 1 degree 42 mimiten. Ijtii <>} Hie I opt, Hun Guillermo Chacon, t 
—it must ho seen. It moves slowly and unin- It appeared like a star .of the ninth magnitude. Cousnl was not, howe'er, pennlttcu to Como 
terriipleilly j tlio first waves, if I may so express The Director of tho Observatory proposes tooall hoard, nor allowed t,n yrrito homo by tlio ( ri 
myself, rise and fall at the least obstacle they it Mnssilln, and to dosignato it by tho symbol ° ont ( 'ity. Cnpt. Iortov delivered his pruti 


, we reached Znf- coierial anolliermcw planet in tin constellation ; Information on this matter was denied them, 
in the villago we l’i»ces. At midnight its rigid nsceneion was 2 notwithstanding which, the olficcrs did go on 
dance, mid nt tha) dogross 48 minutes, and its northern declination - 1 shove with Mr 'tors’--- 

‘ See, eo 40 minutes. Un the 2t.t, at 10 houra j «•« Ar.tng Const.) .Mr. Moreland came alongside 

r i. 1 . n .1 un 111 n imvoi'iimoiil I 



The Lofrnon Timm.— I t l* stated, an characteristic of. 
tho careful provision and good management of thin jour- 
nal, that lta long memoir of the l)uke of Wellington, ovt 
tho morning after his deccaao, had been prepared six years 
previously, to be In rondlnow wlintiorer that event oc- 
curred. It Is Undorefcnifl to bo written by Mr. Dodd, 'the 
h buun 11 compiler of a parliamentary annual, who un- 
dertaken the' 4 ' obituary ” department of tho Times. 


* CENTENARY INSTITUTE. 

svmrKHFrKi.n, mu. is covntv, .nun. 


SOUTH-WEBTERN ] 


I frightful torrent ndvanced is not to lie described mluntes, ami its declination 1 degree 42 minutea. 
I —It must he econ. It moves slowly and unin- 1, npnonrotl like a star .of tlio ninth magnitude. 
I terruptcdly j tlio first woves, if I may so express The Director of tho Ohscrvatory proposes tooall 


Consul was not, however, permitted to coino on 
board, nor allowed t,o write homo by tlio Cres- 
cent City. Cnpt. Porter delivered his proles' 


encounter, then send forth streamlets here and (20.) 
there, recede, extend themnclres, nnd again 


in person. 

As tlie protest rtf Coptnln Porter fully ox 
pln'uiH all tlie grounds of cotnplnint against tlio 




greater dltstaoles or of waler. 


By day nil tills grand mass present an ap- 
pearance between red nnd yellow— sometimes 
dull, sometimes brighter. I onn ill describe 


with inserted entire. It will better. explain the 
liresent an np- ' ITA,,V ' position of 'nffairs nnd tlio outrage committed 

Olow— sometimes Letters from llolognn, of tho 24th nit., state against tlie United Slates tbnu a liistofy of tlie 

can ill describe that several assassinations for political onuses whole mutter would do 1 
oil stream of fire had taken plaoc nt Lugo in tlio Roman States. raoTnsT. 

liiiurous vapors— A letter trom Milan, 25th nit., stntee that tho Whereas. The first article ortho treaty of amity between 

limr.lv horrible property of the Jesuits ill Lombardy is about to Spain and tlm 1’nlted Btatrs declares " lh,T,. .hall bo a 




j-JxXxS 

. ijb'^t4brM4( Jim ' ‘ 

1 i' 5J TTT» 


nrP l>OToiirl description niul puhlimoly horrible... . . 

The’ streams of lava arc much higher than be restored to them, 
tlie surrounding land, for /tg, tire former beds I . rnt ssiA. 


null, sometimes nngntcr. 1 onn 111 vesenoe ,—■•'•: ; ••■ - 

the spectacle by night-that dull stream of fire had taken place at Logo in the Roman States 
-I We clouds of afl.es anil MbMhH vapors- A lc ter trom Milan, 25th nil , states that tho ,v 
i„„.„,„l ,l„.,.rl,„;..n ».„1 ..I, ltm.lv hnnible. property of the Jesuits 111 Lombardy Is about to Spal 


ora 


-5# 


• f. WidiWurw- .oft 

a ,-*ar ** 


have bocomo solid tho now lava flows over them. I Tho reply of the Stntes of tho Conlition to the of pereous or plnccs.” 


Itrm nuJ tuvinlatilc peace and cinccrc frlcmlKhip between 
hln Outhcllc Majesty, his succccsnrs. nnil pubjccts. and tho 
UnlU'd States, and tho citizens thereof, without exception 


Corrrr..— Tho Baltimore American, of a recent date. 1ms 
compiled from various authonelo sources an estimate of 
the production nnd consumption of coffrc for thn year 
18A2. Tho production is sot down In round numbers nt 
ft-48,000.000 pounds. The consumption for Europe. Drills)] 
America And the United States Is estimated nt 040,000.000 
or about 02 000.000 pounds over the production, and hence, 
perhnps. may bo found tho cause of tho high price of cofToo 
for the past four years. Like all other articles of com* 
merce, there has boon a steady increase of the production 
of rofTeo ever since nnd before thn year 1B40. and yet it Is 
only within lour years past that the article has so much 
advanced to make It an expensive luxury to our people. 

Ordinarily, this advance In price would have curtailed 
consumption, hut the abundance nnd cheapness of food, 
the profits of commerce, and the rewards of industry and # 
labor, enable all classes to continue the consumption 
What wiih originally a luxury, is now become a prime arti- 
cle of necessity, especially among the working classes. 


THE Exercises of the Tenth Session of this Institute 
will commence on the First Monday of Ootober next, under 
the control and direction of the billowing named gantle- 
mon and ladles, who compose the Faculty : 

Hr.v. A. IL Mituhill, D. D., President nnd Professor 
of Mental and Moral Science. 

Rrv. Eli Ili niuan, A. M.. Professor of Anoient Lan- 
guages, 

M»». Tiios. 0. Bason. Professor of Mallismalics nnd 
Chemistry. 

Hr.v. T. V. IUmsi-.y, Professor of English LUerntore. 
Miss Julia O. Towi.ru, Toichor of English Brunches. 
Mus Mauv B. GsnRKtT, Teacher of the Preparatory 
Class. i 

Mims. Ji lks Bkadt, member of tho Koynt Academy of 
Pkrls, Principal of tho Musical Popart ment. and Professor 
of French. • 

Mas. Lucinda Vkucuion, Assistant. 

Haten of Tuition for the Scholastio Year. 


J0 "N BALL, 

tion, at catalogue prices. 

SUNDAY SCHOOL 

ton, I tv .Morlmcnt of JLVKNU,g CtAv 
Libraries. 

. .. wusoiflofc 


T hw ^opsrtmont 1, Tory larp 1 . ,-ml,r*,u . 
In Tlioology publl,M 


rope, among which mnjr t» r„ UM 

Jeremy Toylnr. tVerley, H 'T’Wlw 

I.oeke, llneon. Milton, Collier bbrrtoAT^S 


I’.ley.Bleobhouee.tlnrneU.TIlioIwo 
helghlon borrow, Metallic, Meg*, 

NetlM KTen... Ilnrno, niooofi^e ,: ’ Ikb 
ee.,4^ Kllto, butler. K.lwmje, g,|n M'-Vv 
D’Aublgny, Luther. Culrln, ele„ ele 

btbl.HS! HYMNS 1 ANDPn'gtn- 
An extenjlrc owortmont, of m , * "Ot!' 
of blmtlng". 

SCHOOL BOOKS 

I woulU respectfully cell the otlenUon . 
elmnte, touchers, nnfi other. In 
my large a.»l valuable os'»m( mTOl M -'r?lV| 
Spelling booke. Elocullon, LZr***< 

llecillng Ibmke, Arilhneik 

Plctlonarlee, Algebra 

Ur “ ,llra >’“, Omm- 

lthetoric, 7?. 

Uompokbion, • 

Drawing, Cbemlrlry, 

Book-Keeping,- Bolo iiy; . 

Ocogrnphy, MloenU, 

R'slt'fy, OwS, 

/ Biography, 

Natural Philosophy, J* 
French Orammora. BicUoiuiries.net4ni,V!7S 
Spanish, German nu-1 Italian 
Headers, etb. 

Greek and Latin Rooks, of all description*. - ■ 
STANDARD WORKg, ' 

Iu every department of Science, LiterntHtuyu: 
J. H; would cull the attention of his friorfiy " 
lie to his cbolcu collection of .MLficelUaeotn^ii!!! 
IVorks ! All tho new aud valuable 
received as soon as Issued from Ui C pn«. * *** 
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN BTATlOXkH 1 
A large and valuablo stock of French, lyl I 
American Stationery, ail fresh and new rnttnlL 
thing usually kept in a Htationm WaidwJrt,!! 
Letter nnd Note PAPERS,. of all dBwWpfw Jj 
BOOKS, COPYING PRESSES, INK, sta^Tij? 
the lowest rash prices. 

Any orders forwarded to. me ftaftm^ <nd 
1 lnnoous IVorks, Foreign and Aodcta, will b« 
attended to. os the subscriber is contest, 
experience, extensivo ac<iuslntaao« taA pwt b 
that his ability to execute any orderfosBoobda 
at very moderate prices, cannot be sarpwMdbstke 
Terms Cash. J0I» 

f»‘8 Publisher and Book*eU*t,ROmiet 


MALE UEPAnTMI'.NT. 

Primary Class f25 00 

English Orunitnar. Geography, Arithmetic nnd ills- 

t V! ry .TO 00 

Latin. Greek, Mathematics and Natural Sciences. 40 00 


Preparatory Class 26 00 

Collegiate, Department 40 00 

Extra OhargeB. 

; Music; on the Plano ' 46 00 

Music nn the Guitar 40 00 

Userif Piano, 5 00 

Drawing. Painting aud Embroidery 15 00 I 

French Language 25 00 

Each student will bo charged two dollars per year for 

the purpose of furnishing wood anti water and for other 
necessary attention to tho school rooriis. 

One-half of the Tuition Fee is payable In advance, the 
otliur lialf ut the" close of the session? . 

no a am mo 

Hoard can bC Obtained in tho villago and Its iinmodiatc 
vicinity, in tho best of families, at from ten hUjrelve dol-. 
lars a mouth, including washing, fuel, lights, etc'— half 
payable in advance, the pther half at the end of the term. 

Should parents be unable to accompany their children 
to the Institute they need uot hesitate about buuding thorn 
on account of boarding, ns tho President of the Institute 
will carefully styj to it that they, arc provided witfi good 
boarding houses. 

Parents life requested to send their children in lime for 
them to be ready to enter upon their studies the Unit day 
of tlie session This is highly important ns the pupils 
will experience, through the whole courso^tho benefit of 
beginning with their classes. 

The healthy location Of this Institution— its cutlrc ex- 
emption from local causes of disease— the moral and re- 
ligious character of the community— the prohibition of 
the sale of ardent spirits in tho village, and for two miles 
around it— Its cetitrnl position and convenience of access 
and facility of communication (haringa daily mall. 8un- 
days. excepted,) together with tho established reputation 
fit the facility in tlndr several departments of Instruction 
should ensure to this Institute a liberal patronage, uud 
the Trustees confidently recommend it to parents and 
gunrdian.s who have children to be cduoated. 

September 2. ' 


FEMALE DEPARnlEKT. 


'"la”tmHiV MtWHg c.n 'te wore picturesque, Prusslnn’note of the 30th August, 1ms not Vet al 5S**S3 ‘^Slg^ ^3^ 
could WO diTCBt ouraolTcs of tho misery nnd been officlnlly presensed, but its purport is, when in the pona of the other whiehVngagfa to defend 
grief which pervades this hapless regiouv n evert li cl css, pretty correctly divined. As pre* nnd protect them to the extent of jurisdiction by land or 

The lava IIowb over the richest and nibst ctil- vibusly notice<t, its tone is courteous, but con- »«•« ; '““I nrtirle nine secures to the citizens or mlijects 
tivnted ’ mtry, .lostro, Mug vino- tains m ■ 'thing | tlmt clmugos the ^position of tl.o ^ 

yards, all §<JYU of fruit treo» Mid some houses, parties of the Darmstadt convention, 1 fuesin. order ami authority of law „nixf. and that the parties shall 
Conceive the misery that hae fallen on many Austria. have liberty of cotinsel and dMehcc, 


r * T ^f 'i 'Ti 



have liberty of counsel and defence. 


I pr.'priotovs nnd oolonists. Tim enmp nesr Pcstl. Ims baon broken up, nnd ra,. 1 '.T', m .“A®. _ r ',’ r ™ ' 

Sin™ writing Hiomtave we lmve accounts tlintroop* have gone into Winter quarters. Tlie amixlriiy! tlil'.mt nny fora.or prl.c.ra^.r !”», 




artugw 


date the eruption, continued, but without having millions of florins. Hat her expensive pastime. ^ i'*gRimato and peaceful bu-ines. to be turned from 
destroyed nuy Village • ihwgh rich vineyards, Field Marshal Kadctrki is about to Mrd from ^ [Z. S'J ^ M S 
woods, eto., hit vd been devnatatca. active service to Ins. village nt Kaybncb. It is territory of the tjoit-d States, and which offence, if -actu- 

. KAO LaND. said that the death of the Duke t»f Wellington ally conunltted within their own. territories, the 8pm. i>h 

We hare again to report quietness in political has impressed' him unpleasantly with tlio fact ouihuriiies had no right to punUb an Americau.citizeu 
tnnttnrn .L.i n#.r»rtui.xTi*1 1 xi T,. i.rai,, ,iu for it On two occasions tht- unili-rsigneil lii»» in plain 

mntters. . J w,_ inv D-, pw) _:ii that, occasionally, eveu.1 teld Maialmls (lie. terms denied that Purser Smith wroth' anything against 

It 18 rumored that Lord rltzroy Somerset Will SWEDEN. the Spanish Government in the n> Wspapere of tile United 

succeed Earl Dalhousic ns Governor General ol T> r i n( , Q Gimtn vtm hnltn nf ITnlnnil wn« States ; but the word of nn officer (who has he-etotor« cn- 

India. In tlio meantime, Lord Kitxroy is np- nf , [" ^1 ne nf ,1 ! Joy«l thapanfiaeacoaf hi, aararomBnt..nd tha oorapany 


lid. In tlio meantime, Lord I'itiroy is np- „f tl in Kine nf Kwralim ,1,1.1 r h "D" 6011 JoJ.hI thiiwmflJcDoooflllj Oov,riimiml.«u,l thowmpany 
nt«l Master General of Ordnance 0 ' , in , K «1?J "t Chnstmna, on h o s,rvw) ha, bnn „ntlr..|y Ul.r,.g,irj..,l l.y ih„ Oub..u 

.. tliflSMth ult. IIo landod-tliere wUh the King or »uiKoriih«. a« if iu,, w„ra ignnram „r thu pullt* whid, 




v«c. 

HU ROPE 


It ImtiUetl HiAt-Usren RothwUlld intends to Quoin 
take Ills seat and vote in the House of Commons Jtj 011 . 
on tho occasion of electing « Spouker. n n( [ jj 

The Cabinet Ministers are expected to assem- 
ble In Londuii about the 24th of tho present k [ j 


till! 21th ult. IIo laUdod-there with the King or authorities. 11, If iluy warn fgnondit ,.f tha polity nhlali- 
Queen, on tho 16th, and ootn’fillUiied of indlsno- .g«»»niscjrlll»jl notion, ; on tho contrary. Ilia, tiara pur- 
aitimi ■ next dnv lie wnssetmll Kill, ,.|, .loot fi.L,.r H,, ' d 11 vlntllctlve mid uufrlamlly rourso. which tnuat. If 
snioii, next tiny lie w ns selxed With v lolcut fever naraoraifod In. Inflict oruat Hurt ...nun, injury nn "... cram. 

n ltd uicu.- f umrcu df tb« United rilutvs. and agniust which course, us 


CiiLORoFutiM as a Motive Powf.r. -A year or two ago M. 
Tremblay, n French civil engineer, exhibited nt the Nov- 
eify Works. in,NeWYotk. nn engine in which the vapof of 
ether, in combination with stenm. wns used ns a motive 
power. Considerable interest was excited by this inven- 
tion, but more particularly In France, nnd the French 
Government ordered an enginn to bo bullion M. DuTretn- 
blny’s principle. It was found to work ndtnitfjhty, anil n 
saving or. fuel equal to fifty per cent, whs realized, when 
a discov ery of the highly Inlhtmmab io nature of the ether 
employed rendered lta adoption on steam vessels inexpe- 
dient. This difficulty, huwever, has boon rengrVed 
through the instrumentality of M. La Fond, ff French 
naval officer of .high scientific attainments, who proposed 
to make Du Tremblay's invention available for marine 
purposes by substituting chloroform for ether. The 
Freuch Government has ordered two engines, of sixty 
horse power, to be built and plncod on board the Grtlllec. 
a man-of-war constructed expressly for (ho purpose. Two 
other vessels hava also been ordered to be fitted with 
engines upon tho aanto Principle. . ... 


BUROPB. . T“ 1 T t oi, 1 f ^ I AFRICA. applied’ to this ship, or any Of the- company's ships, tho 

blo in Lomloii about tuo 24tl> of tho present ZUccbs a chemist in the norvirn of tlm umlerslgned once more most rtWngly prutests. 

r month for tho purpose of setting the period fur Vlremv nf Frrrnt Inm <iii4env»e«,1 1*1 The undersigned begs Iruve tf, draw the attention or the 

sptsin Luce, ,h 0 new narlinmeBt - , Viceroy sr Lpjp , bus discmeroil tlm means uf s,,„„i,i, auvorumant fit (iui, at,, ti„, r„a tlmt th. Ora,. 

^"NtetTCninff. i t«rav.rv^i A- 4 i, A clnrtfying the oil extrnctcri from the grjutiM of cent City eatled from NowYork with n large nun h r of 

Saturdny ln tl(e Liverpool county coart tho suit of the cation ami rendering itfor uBbiiiiiifinufactbi’ies. Cuban and American pawmngers ou board, every one of 
,, Liverpool Steaming Company m. Drown, Ship- Th v „. cr( , , . e0 ,, 1 . c a,t o the d lacowB tlm "ham find with 1,1, a a DMaport frou, tba S|,a„l,h Oon.ul 

,e passage l,v & Co., agents lor the United States steam- "J ‘ J » h ^ atN.«Y„rk.gn.uili>sp«nnl*lont,> S all-ln tho Crwcaut 

, »x hours, JJp Arctic, hn« Ision on hearing for a (lay or fl * 111,9 f a " <1 pita form, port ot Uavobo, will, a guarantee of raft, 

hv *6 clock, T. 1 J llllf , • ■ „ • fcOlllflg tho Oil. * lauding on the shores of Cuba Moreover, that the Span- 

Hermann loti- * past , hu t no >J n Las yot been given. () u the 18th ult.. a fortress lit Tunis noci- l»h Consul ot that place.' did not lurnrm the paMengera, 
’ Tlio suit is for £48o damages, ennsed by tho dciitallv blew ui, nnd did "emmidernblra , In 1 n ran or give notice to tin, l oitaii Sttttra Mall titaam,hlp k C«>u]- 

. :T. . Arctic running down the stenm-tug Mona. U1 nua l Kl o.onsidcrnblo damago -...j, ihauh.r,. any iikriih'iod m Hi, un-Kent city 

f.« VOBterflOV. • „.1 *».«, „n: .fit.. ID City. bet ns prevented from enlerimc the nort of IIuvhhu : ir in 


Murperer^s CoS» kasio.x — The Utica Observer learns by 
a private letter, that a person living iii tho vUI»ge of St 
Thomas, l'rnnkljri county. Bonn... who wnssuppost d to be 
dying, made a' confession' to his having, with two others, 
murdered a man about four years since. The wife of one 
of .tho murderers Wiving died about three days before the 
deed whs committed, they opened her grave and put the 
murdered nmu in to conceal hint. The grave bus been 
opened, and tlio body of the murdered man fouud The 
murderers were arrested aud sent to tho (Jhainbersburg 
jail. 


.utotic running down the steam-tug Mona. , - , „ 

,.ye8terany. Cnutnin West tintl tlio officers nml crew of tho 10 l,1C “ C '‘ UB P n ’ T « ! Ut* J f r °ni entering thu port of lluvana : it is 

BJK twenty- A P , • I;, “i \ „ 1.1 , J , 01 r 10 INDIA. true that a » manifesto •’ was issued to tho undersigned. 

y steamship Atliintio hjnjo hundeil ^160 to the Letters and papers hv the overland Indian h“‘ tbo Company waro ln no wi* bounj Ly ,uch manl- 

' ,, widow nml infant of Thomas Scarchwcll, ship- , , 1 / T , . ", f,.,to. having pvrfrot rlghi to eoiuUer It ih„ iia.iv ami 

wright, who wns Accidentally killed on limit'd on •* , T. 0 telcgwepliic dispatch, uuadvised act of a subordinate officer, Martin Gaiiano. 

nd Mr. thelTtli nit * received per steamship America, has ulrcady (by whom It wa»algD,il) which set. If p,.ral>t‘.'4 In. woulil 

ifra..„t, la II.:.. i. if anuouuccil the few features that the news pre- Interrupt the fri.mlly Intrra. urw of thu t».> u„„„iri,.« : 

» Omni, i - Koseutli is living In privacy at Kensington en( Dates from liombuv are to 1 at Sninenilier ami whlob they would likely nut repeat afiar thu dl,a- 

*’-w C ?rra“ Terrace, Brompto.1, Lomfon. ft. A.Lomny.hi, f ^ ,,aubtr ' . 


■ nt Tel 


km 


- OU, r .[rafaftT mlv' 0 "' 1 ’ Wh ° ,lWiK ' la 

, 1u f jSS^l“tart.4“r^'onMondny oven. '"“X U, l < ? ,,8l ? r " ~> r y. 

■Kata difference of lng ,“bef or e her old (Vie.l, at thoSln^ then- Kurotheltlhe a d° bl'’ 7 ! f 
ihmet with respect to ^ London. The play was Greon Wshes,” ^dra? H , . ,rafl ?, P 
■ proclamation of the an j hel . roception ^pdUl in the extreme. “ ““ Ar „ “ t‘i ’ 

laku^plare withont Tllomu8 a 1,ora«m, of Edinburgh, a coadjutor 


place without 


M. A. Lomny.hie . 1 ’ vowal of the Imputed ofieuoe by the undenlKned. 

en expelled ’from 14 t,-.' 11 . ’ ” August 111, The Spanl.h authorities In Cuba haw la 111, ino,t ar- 

p , %-hra . t ... Disturbances seem again likely to brenk out hltrary course, pursued by their viulatlug the treaty of 

IUUU, wno assigns on tho northwestern frontier of Hindostan. amity oxletlag between tho two cnuntrle, have Inflicted 

y. Alone tho eastern Infflrtdrai'v nraraera la rand i a eerleu, Injurlet on private Indlyldual, an'd on the com- 

d Oil Monday oven- 1 mi? t, y™““ ,lr y poaoe i S undie- Inlere.n of large amounts are likely to aulf-r by 

the Adel rili i then- Tho whole country, front Pcshnwnrto the non-driiveranci* of ttu 1 m»tlH entrusti d to tin* govern- 

«• Ppiwi it b »» Kurracheo had boon deluged with rain, and tho mont officer of. a friendly nation, and the wheals of com- 
; In theex *»<!»■ , '» d its bunks, doing great dam- 






iicn flAMM ubiTnbu nf nnwftmimtrn 1. Mr Smith, the tiffloar In quasttou, liHx btwu a long time 

ago. N5\ert BROOKS ol enrth^unke wore lelt at „ m j,i oyc a t„ ti 1M Company’# service, bv the full knnwladgo 
several places in Dcngal Presidonoy, about half and previous countenance of thp Spanish authoritic#. 


• • •li.itt yyf I . 

o' Jt iV^ wr*. Xu taVW* 

vWlilg . 

. ? i! sw i iftWi 


g postponed 
respecting 
high rank, 


died ou the 2d inst. He 
ber of tlio Scottish bar. 


ITriSE if 


I nrd ilrmirrhom several places in Dcngal rresidouoy, about half and previous countcnancw of the Hpanifih authorities. 
h I p® . *“* pa«t 4 A. M., August 4. A ship named tho who have risen him from their harbor : agtL it is a well 
fTSSJ’ Runhymedo was to sail from Bombay, for Aus- Known fact ;that th* • undersigned and those under his 
prominent mom- A rn ii- -W thnoaib nt . •,iX ’ • . command have abstained from any act a of Interference 

i trails about Uie 25th of August, with emigrants, with th« afiaire of the island, either by speech or act, 

invlfov atTivPV ni,lll 3 r °‘ them Anglo Inutnns who think they can though It might naturally be supposed that they could 
• i 4 i * hotter their condition in the sold country. A not help but sympathize with the mlsfortuues of uhfortu- 


JSt&Szak&’Sb'&Yr ttSS^*«?8WSr! ’.sswsr.aff'3. 

■■pas.. ..... 


Red Mr.v in Western Africa,— T he NowYork Tribune) 
says : 

Tlie Kouvtllei ,4nnaJrs Jrt Voyagot for Juno contains a 
translation by ('ht<rbonni‘au. I'rofewor of Arabic at Con- 
stantine, of tlie journey of u traveler named Tuggurt. ria 
Tlmbuctno. to the Mountains of the Moon. These nimlii- 
tains, however, according to this account, df) not lie in 
Middle, or rather jn Eastern Africa, m laid down in our 
geographies, but among the Western Highlands, which fill 
the space between tho middle course of tho Niger and the 
Atlantic ocean. The route taken was from TlmbuotOO to 
Dschenne. up the Niger, then for some time up tho Niger, 
and finally by land to RambHrn. Sakay. Malka. and 8ak«t 
Then follows thoeusuing passage : •• Beyond the circle ot 
8akat begins, so to speak, a new world ; the people have 
a red color, of whom a part is herdsmen, possessing Innu- 
merable herds of camels and flocks of sheep ; the rest an 
husbandmen. One travels some two months upon th» 
territory, aud then comes to a grent salt lake, called 8eh- 
kat Bclianaktha This hike loses itself iu tho sands of t> 
boundless desert, in which one finds no trace of vegetation 
Across this desortfthe passage of which occupies five weeks 
dwell nations of n red color, living In tents made of buffalo 
skins, and subsisting on dates and camel's milk. Then 
comes a second waste, which can be crossed in fifteen 
days ; after which occur the first oasis, which belong to 
thu M ouutalni of tho Moou, and nro Inhabited by red 


CENTENARY COLLLEGE, 


OF LOUIS U'l AVI. 

TIIK NEXT SESSION of this Institution will begin tho 
First Monday in October, under tho directlou of the fol- 
lowing Faculty : 

R. 11. 'Rivers, President and Professor of Moral and 
Mental Sotenee. Dellas Lettres.nnd the Hebrew Language 
ll " V . ,'!:}!• M, n.ita. A. M., Professor of Mathematics, Nat- 
ural I hllosophy, and Astronomy ; Emilie Lemaoe. A. B . 
I'rofessoa of Modern Languages; II. W. Drake, A M ! 
Profegkor of Latin and Greek Languages, nnd Lierature • 
t uoMAs 8. Jonei, M D,. Professor of Natural Bclencc ; 
a. fc. Blackman. A. M.. Professor of Tocal and Inatru- 


OLO. CLEVELAND. KH. CLEt ELAND, 

CLEVELAND, BUOTllF.RS 1 00. 
Commission Merchants, 21 Convmerchi 
leans. 


RICHARD NU0ENT k OP 


Cotton Factors auij CommUdon Mcrrhiaf^Hj IU# 
Row, Carondelet itivet, New Orieatu. ^ 


. . .. . .V . . 4 ei local anu instru- 

mental Music ; Rov. A. <• Mat i:n, A. M , Principal of the 
I renarntory School ; W, II. Compton and G. M. Miller 
A ssistants. 


41 20. fllkil in witU tho brig. Darling, of Lon- „ S „raZ„? , r ^ I» ™'a.(u.la n , tit. und-raignoj taka, thb opportunity 

(ion, from NowYork, with grain, anil took off the < * u iS tud ffetaclimont of cavalry with whips, to protaat again, in tha «trong«.t t. nna. agniutt the lnda- 
orew, oiulit in nmnbcr. The brig liadtruas a ro.nforcc.ncn s for nrnmi. wore on their. dlar^td of tta araaty of ••amity." and the law 



y. m ^..1,4 | l a~ntit< 1 Uoi* Thn hvi ft 1.0,1 * viuioiocuicniH ior Durnmil were on xneir ier 

'pl.ee !?r'tw? Vaav oro io Jlv »n? ho cTw ex '« Onlcu.ta for eutbarention to Jf 

leak twelve aaysprovioneiy, nn.itne ciow, ex- it„„ 5oon ti 1( , ,,.i,i,.l, »ni i.ra 


nations, by which- Amerlcau citizens nro. without no. 


ie*K twelve aays previously , nnu the crew, ex- Dftujtoou The nrinv which will he nsRPinhled Ucannd legal acem-allonot ollrtucu; or opportunity offered, 
hausted with pumping, were obliged to nbandoil in i 'i^,, w511 on fivn c to defend theMMlvoa. iut\]acted to proscription aud Revere 

her, not being able to keep her free from water. r % '°° mm , ot aU «uw«mll. t *, tho it»L tra.lid wtih 

It won ltlftwLfidmntrtr.lfi «ith a firms. No Tellable information respecting nn scorn and contempt, and the Government treated Vlt dts- 

nJS n ?.;5 Ji advance on Praivo has transpired. All fenfs of [ e *P ec, l \ u the person of it# officer, who, though oommand- 


««,i ii.n roll i..wi ^ uuvuuou uu a ha»vo ii. is iruiiHuircu, ivw tears oi , • e--- - ■ . " w *• uu > u,,iuiu « || u- 

running, and N thO Cromwell hndtoljy by the n J n • f A . , ., fug a ship owned by a company, is placed iu his position 

brig twenty-four hours before the men could be SHraflf led by the con- by a vrittan ardor ortho umi«d stat.n (lovorumouL and i 

■ - 6 “ 1 duct of tlio linjah of Munipore, n frontier ally by a law ofCoogi*«a of tho Cnltefstatra Tho undor-- 


taken off." 


New Patent Law in Avsiria.— A new law upon patents 
hns appeared at Vienna. No patent will be granted «x 
cept to th« inventor himself; and tha inventor, if a for 
eiguer, mn/«t previously have taken but a patent in his 
own country. Otherwise, all foreigfi Inventions muy fe 
imitatvtl iu Artstria. From this It^ would sue m that a sou 
who inherits tho right of an invention, or nn individual 
wbQ acquires It by purchase, cannot obtain protection 
from infringement in the Austrian empire. 


EXPENSES. 

Tuition per Session of ten mouths 

( Room Rent 

Contingencies 

Use of Library * ’ 


.... $60 00 

.... 6 00 

.... a oo 

.... ooo 


Total of College Charge# (Ql 00 

Tuition in Preparatory Department $rT6o 

Hoard and lYashing. per month 10 00 

Tuition in IhuMuMrul Department, (extra.) Flute, 

\iolin, Guitar, Clarionet, Vfoloncella, etc. per 

mouth... ‘ 0u0 

Vocal Music, per month . . 2 00 

llraos Band or Orchesta. per month 3 00 

Thorough Bassor Instrumentation q oo 

Withu full Faculty and healthy lacation. a largo Libra 
ry and exceReut Apparatus, may we not anticipate & 
large Increase to our already extensive patronage ? 

For further particular# apply to the undersigned. 

HU K«1 R. H itiyXRg 


Thursday last, a deputation from nn in- 


*° ‘TOT fluential company, just formed, had an inter- 1 
■c prohihi- v j ow ftt t jj e jj 0fir (i 0 f Trade, to present a petition 


meae territory. 

Tho Orescent City at Havana. 

The telegraph hns already informed us that 


* 

4 *. i * ri <•*.. 


»n tinlhu J. T . ■ ^ ino wresconc uuy at Havana. 

rffiSfic U8 u,«t 

lappsaranoe tt n<l west ooast of England to Uauadn nnd tho 1,0 Erescent City, Cn|)t. Portor, arrived nt 
UHine, liow- United States. Loudon will probably bo tlio Havana on the 14th, nnd that she was not nl- 
k.™ e *4 ,c,n l wrt “hd Liverjiool the western, tlio lowed to have any communication with tho 


, Winn pviv jj»vx-«.,wa *.1V Hl.-Ht.-Jtl, W1U IUHCU W XI (I VU HUV L'OIlllllUIllCU 1 1011 YVllll 1110 I . , a , .. 

dock accommodations nfc Plj mouth and Bristol g i, ore Tho NewYork Herald of tho 19th hus Li^\ Eh Lr d i, th r a C i w ra b ^ th o^ndsWereMwm 
*L° Itcitig considered insufficient for tho class of ?! ?',, . . . , U '° lflth L UB j Wad to witness liar departure. Iha atar-apaaglcd baane 

steamers prottosed. The dooufatifin referred to ‘ho followtng mtorestmg 


Ktutc# in thu island or Cuba. An appeal to the Consul 
of a country ts even respected amongst thu Itiirbary pow. 
ora. from whom a knowledge of tlio lav of nations iu not 
so much to be expected. Hoflpeetfullj submitted. 

* !>• D I’oKTtia. I.lout. U. S. N. 

To tho authorities of Cubs, Oct. 14. 1866. 

After being luformed by Mr. Moreland that nothing 
more could bo done, tho Crescent City put to t>e a, 1 neither 
subdued nor conquered.'’ 

As ehu pawed tho Custom-house, thousands were assem- 


Pirates in the China Ska — The ship Celestial, of New 
York, while on her passago from Cauton to Liverpool, was 
attucked by a licet of nine piratical junk# on the coast of 
llannin, but a breeze springing up. enablod hor to get clear 
of them. Some of the junk(i mounted sixteen guns, nnd 
had from forty to fifty men on board. 


W RIGHT. WILLIAMS kQQ. 1 
Commission Merchants, No. 93 Grerkr itadkij 
leans. ^ d', ,H 

8. E. GUHMAn Too, i 
Importer#, Wholesale and Retail deslmiiHik^i 
Straw Goods, No. 8S .Magazine ftTH^ecmr dlJ 
New Orleans. 

A general assortment of Pauaina. Ciopodij.ld 
and Palm Leaf Hate, at the lowed cuh prie^ctaS 

on hand. r 1 , < ' } 

Ay-Manufactory. 181 Water street Knr'Tnk 


M A LARD A AHMIST AD 
B'holcsulc Dealers in Foreign sndtwi-tjeBijfii 
No. 70 OraTier street, between Magutosirioia) 
Orleans. 

A full supply of Plantation Goods. 


BUSINESS CARDS. 


DR GltF.KNUEJJ, 

Office— Jackson street, between Un Market-] 
Tchoupitoulas street. 

Residence— Corner cf Jack^rm aqdMigubit n 
fayetto. : T vrf t 


U An ION female SEMINARY, 


“‘ v steamers proposea. J'lte aenutatifin referred to 6 . — -..ra-a particulars : 

consisted of Mosbib. Bolt, M. 1\ ; Maddock, M. Crescent City eutered tho lmrhnv of 

owing to tlio j*. t Prinoep, Brooking, Woolbridge, Carter, Gil- Havana at the first break of day, mid it was 
"“m v , lo«Die, and Nelson. supposed by those on board that it was owing to 

p,m.tno Tuesday last the screw steamer Alps, of tl,oir not ,,uill S seen until they were well inside 

wawm^nt Uj 0 - Ounnrd lino between Liverpool. NewYork of tl,c hftr,X)r » tlmt they wero not molosted. At 


waa run up to tho frt-e topmwt a« sho |ia<o.cd, anii. ns it 


The Crescent City filtered tho harbor of floated °ut upon the hreeze, It# stars looked as bright, aud 


Havana at the first break of day, mid it was its star# a# unsullied, u# on the day America adopted it. 


supposctl by those on board that it was owing to Nt> * 11 vaa heard from thnt vuat multitude, but 
their not being seen until they wero well inside there were beating hearts in that, crowd fitted with hope 


rdnm und 
t be had - 
showed a ' 


that thu Insult to tlmt flag would bo avenged, and many 
iilantly attested their respect by uncovering their heads, 
a# tho Fteftincr, under a lull head of rioum. swept by the 


w Crescent City pa? sell by Moro Castle, she fired a 
honor of the Hog that floated proudly at her fore- 


v If 


*“■ P‘ 10rll ’y fnro-rake 282 fret , brondtli of beam 84 feet, ,lu communication would be allowed with the ““st head, dud sertned to bid d.Danto to tbo frowning 
boon paid depth 0 f imld 85 feet, tonnage 11100, new ahovo, or any 0110 from tho siioi-e; Cant. Dorter ouUo. or despotism. 

umrnr in 1 n . • ’.. 41. .,4 .1, ...... ...I ... .a a 1 : f. , . , 


eugur, in measurement, with two beam engines of 800 8a '^ ^ ,ut ^ ,e desired to present his protest to the 

izhtlv ad- I ,.l ... .. 14 A.-. MM ^ 4 'iW I m I i t t Ik.tu L 4..1.4 1 1 ■> I'nidnln !>...< . 


lightly ad- liorse |towor, geared to a 14 foet aorew. The L'du^ulr.ntt-whhdt^lutl’afjtuiii cd’tlie Port politely 


tolto opera- 
p and 




•cvHcraM rftn 




o 




Andes, of tho sumo line, 1000 tons, 800 horse offered to get further orders from the Cuptnm •dl«<i«$li»pl ' vas 10 h'»v« NewYork oin»r about the 20 
d* 1 power, is receiving her machinery. Tho Can- General, in the meantime informing Cnpt. l > or- ,uslJlut lo r Annapolis, where hhc will remaiu until t 
. - . w, jKjf casus, 1200 tons, 180 horse power, and Taurus, ter tjuit the ship might lie in nort as long as l^lnoutou. now fitting to accompany bur on the Japan * 
I 1200 tons, 180 horsepower, besides the Persia, suited his nurposo^hiid eho might go to sea when I"- ,( Hd°n- i« ready. Thu Mipriw-ippi take# out u variety 


The J.ifan JSxrEiftTicN.— The United StuteA hteom frigato 
iwdHrippl was to leave NewYork oh nr about the 20th 
staut for Annupollf, where ^hp will remaiu uutil tho 


inC 1200 tons, 180 horsepower, besides the Persia, 11,8 puvpos^ find eho might go to sea when P^Rhm. wreudy. The Mhrisrippi take# out (^variety of 

'll ni! 8000 tons ami 1000 horse ’ [tower, are being she pleased, us they ^acknowledge no control overd aftlcle# a« prescute to the Emperor of Japan, to conciliate 
iHOM^itlia proceeded with. hor, but communiente she should not iu any him, rutoulHh tho native#, kud preparo’tho way fur tho du- 

III ELAND. lunnucr. _ tired negotiation. * A locomotive and a quantity of rail- 


’ Ha Ui, Maine,, wad r 

27 tb ult., toith it would aeon, 

omf nxty pas - t) Cen decidetl r. 
ihftxttptton of station. Accon 


It would seem tlint nothing definite has 


Such was the Captain General’s orders, and r ^ (1 ,ron be t»k«niUong. with which to show him tlm 




\xty pas • i> ceu decided respecting a transatlantic packet K v wn Y enforcing them, gtijird-boats were ‘»l , '*ratiou# <*f a i 
•ptton oj Htution. Accordiug to the Limorick Chronicle J phiced on nil sides ol' the ship,, filled with the wiru will also bo 
irom tlie tho Ilev. Peter Daly, of. Galway, has rece vetl a I UHIinl P°hce force that board foreign vessels thedlghtuingH im 


a railroad. A telegraphic apparatus und 
be taken, with which to demoustratu how 
tiave bv«Mj couvertt.'d to tho use of civiliza- 






f j j . « W1V MVS. » K4CI J/HJJ , VI, VJHM114Y, UHB lUCB YCU il I - I . * ‘•■MV IIUIIMI tlUATI^Il 1 OCOIIS " n vu....tl..u MMIII1 UKUI mililk- 

tttir aina, unu letter from Erl D erby , conveyin g b 1 b assurance » hese poor f'ellowB did -not sgmn to relish {lie Two of Mt« ahip's «uginei-ra'(Mvrara: E.p. Robio 

| J, , ,th*t'no announcement respecting the proceed- business altogether, ns the sun .was poUring andO. \V. Alcxauder) are learning theuauof theappara- 

at*!* inga of the committeo appointed to inquire into ^ own U P 0U them, without any awning; nnd tii#, in order to explain it to tho Emperor. An apparatus 

\ Hwer t j 10 , ner jt|, 0 f (j, 0 various porta, had transpired "hen the gong on board tho Crescent City soun- for 1 11 King Daguerreotypes will alio bo used uud explained 

wSS VSrSy by the authority of (government. dwl the joyful call for break'* ...^ '■•••- 

same threat- Fridn.v Inat. k(tvitfnl v^nm-tu MU 4lm of n 4 n s.v all tlie Smillihll' offii'inla nre 


breakfast, a call to which for the information of hi* Majesty, by Lieut. Budd. 


last, several reports on tho fltato of (he Spanish* officials are pol'tcly invited on I'unutirul barge ib on b*Tard to he presented to him. Also, 
wdtli n hi***** * l ho potato crop were nresoutod to the Poor Law |5 ttr ‘* ll * C t:,, escent City, they looked sad enough, box t JB of d^mwtW rchiJr. comprtbing a gnat variety of 

OllardiuiYH 1»V tbi* wlimvin.r nffinovu nf it... T2..1 wisltinur, no doubt, tlint (hint 1.1 jnaiiufuetured article#, whle.h ap« tn 


<».■»: -Tv fi.fut 

: 


t vinlrot ffal« neaTy Bei1 ’ Q Illir <lianH by the relioving nfficofs of Iko Gal- wisl'ing, no doubt, that Cnpt. Porter woulil go in»"afucloraa anld.ra which are to K l»« thu l’.raprror an 
on deok at two ’look * ,,l y Unions. Frijtn tliOne ropbrts It wbuM n]>- l>i wai, uud relieve litem from their imprsoH- llS “» or thu InJu-trlal |>ur»ult.i of tbla country, and per- 
’ S'Wrtii I ii peur that, taken in the aggregate, u very fair 1110111 ■ Captain Porter had no kucIi intention; llu l l! "»aken u d™ira ou hlspurt for nnexc hnug,, of com- 
ber l lira atie nil, ' t cr0 P »iH t*o seeurotl, nnd ilint the prices of this however? but niter breakfast, ordered the paint module, Ixitveeg Japanaml Ilia UrilUdStatea. ThoSlIs- 
au hkinvLmanil k 7i>t Hta l ,,8foo(1 rtf the people will be materially under I K ' tB 8°<i U P- ,ll 'd set tho mail to work svstemnli- “b-lpl'i *dU taka t™ b'oiBfrar l,er uso. Thera are four 
reurao At lalf t tll09c of lu8t J'Cnr. enlly to paint tho ship outside, front which beautiful bra™ nloe-poumlera. mounted ou carriage,, 

on Arklow D ank 'll rniMC*. ninmedvro it was supposed by the gunni-hunta which are to bo UMal.lf mcewary.by partita of eojlneer. 


rav-n hit ordmand kei.t of the I^oplo will be materially under 

™ a ii,. Kept those of last year. 

'■ W 'o'r» r !t.ra. n ' l f ' I>UI ! raxscE. 

Arklow Bojlk, and, LmilM NnrviWiii ciintinnna ltta 


• e-jo>w v 

- .JfT 




mmcnccd to break up 
aunoh the boats, but, Ii 


Louis Napoleon continues his journey, and I l ' 1:1 * lie intcudcMl to stuy at least a week. In engaged In rurvcylag. They can W iltted la the bows ol 


I was last heard of at Narbonue. 


•M. fbno mera tv,,it)ra.u A great sensation hns been made in Paris bv V' "V . uo,l «, wiiti regular crews, 

tme 1 struck tlio Wither rhc "ssassiimUou- of Mr. ^orton, correspondent ” ft - fri g atg x _ to wato Mli e - Cr escent 
im o’clock, on Thursdar of Hjo Lomlou Daily Nows, by Mr. Bower, cor- /; 0 

* >vc in eiirht aud im- r **P ondwit of tho' London Morning Ad vertiscr. At 0 o clock tho Cnptnm of tho Port came 

wiwk Oneoftliow It would seem that Bower had suspicion of crirn- J l ,‘P*} g . 8l(le a fy ln » ? nd wtormod Capt , Puptur 




oonscquonce ot this, tho police bouts were re- 
lieved, and two boats, with regular crews, 
detailed frpm a frigate, to watch the Crc.scent- 


boat# which may be employed in exploring the coast. 


-V*A 




The Belfast Journal relates a htory of a Dutch' painter 
who had for a subject *• Thu Sar.riflco of Iraac.” IIu n-p- 
rusuuted Abraham as a sturdy old Dutch burgher level-* 
lug a musket gt hi# sou, whilu liio |nturcudlng uugcl spits 
iu t)u> priming- pun to stop the sacrifice. 

Arvino.lfl life **Oyclopa» Us. of AouoitoU»«." runorda many 


rf& m 


» r. - # ,’w-ytifx 


wreck. One of them ii wontubeeiu mat nower unu suspicion oicrim- IV* **» r, * , • v«P‘* < ropier a ihupmh ^ umiuo, wuh« mo >nturcudtng angel spit# 

iuur nailors and the * flal hitiiuucy existing between Ids wife and ! “®‘ wo uld not be permitted to laj-'nis pro- iu the prhnipg pan to stop the eacrifioo. 
arid the other took ^ orton » n,l( ^ Ihc latter coming into his apart- American Consul. He was asked Arvln©,ifi hi# -UydoitmUabr Anuodotafi." renorda many 

and landed them at mon ^ ut ft pwment when those suspicions had- “ or, w “or whnt use irCotiBiil was, il in«ianpe# or wry iaughabu anuchroujAm# of palnt4ira. and 

't boon forwarded to rece ‘ ve d oonfirmutlQU, Bower Btruolthim on tlio Atocncan vessels m difficulty were not per- among other# that of the picture of ‘•Kden.’Mn which 
«• little phi. nr n nook, with a dinner knife lie liad in his hand, w . al .;. 1° ^WuiUiuOfite with them ; that in every Adam and Evo occupy tho foreground, while in* the hack- 


■ff" 

SffllP 


y one on board ® n<1 ,li ® on tiio spot Bower has ns yot C,V *^W ““Hon a Consul was recognijr.ed as t 
VhkVfsennm elude! arrest. > representative uf his country, it, id tlm law 


the ground a Gorman student is s/ioa/imr dufkt I 


»dv* whence? Tho Marquis do Damninrtin, Mayor of iJzos, Cu *' 1 ^ citixons to have u cocas to him.” Bupp«r, in which the table l# c 

«»«vid in her nnnTira t* * u th® Guru, was murdorud on the 80th ult A- -« Lap tarn of the Port declined entering into tumbler# holding dgar-Ughurt 
a. I w “f w ' r.h (1 t fmn. „ ntinln* was ... a ihsciissioU ot the mnttor. nffirminn- / w |,i«h 


nations entitled citixons to have -access to him.’ 


There Is an old painting by a French artist, of tho Lord # 
Suppi r, in which the table I# decorated at each end with 


ly*., 


robe of tJie sailors, bat 6 M from tC iuusket was fire<l at him as lie was 
At(» he would have I ! ett T* D K house at un early hour of the morn- 
«i «w inmiites a sea ^® If her the cause of tlie crime nor its 

The ftajlor, however, WPJ^tor is known. 


jn discuvslon of the matter, affirming (which was 
true) that he was exorcising no authority of jiis 
own, hut acting entirely under ciders. The in- 


Tur WAdHlNOTON National Uoni-mknt.— W e take from 
thu Charleston Courier, thu following, in reference to the 


MARION) I 1 EH H V COUNTY, ALABAMA. 

Fa cutty . 

Rev. J ami it K. Armstrong, a M.. i'liucipul.and Professor' 
of Moral. Muntal and Natural Sclenroa. £ 

Mr. 11. M. I>li,T. I’rufefcsor of Vocal Manic, i’iauoand Harp 
Mr. * itoi.i Mahsi iuli., Profeaaor 6f Drawing und Faint- 
in';, of thu French usd German Language?'- and In- 
structor on Guitar. 

Miss M. L. Thomi-hon, English. 

Miis M. J. Bonoukant. Euglith. 

Miss Indiana Clark, Englihh. 

Miss , Music. 

Mr#. Rehkk a Clarke. Matron and Nurse. 

A commodious and splendid brick edifice ha# ju#t been 
completed— uiuutv-eevun by forty-suveu feet, three htorie# 1 
—which for stability, coiivuuiuucu of arrangement, and 
for number, site and comfort of private and ncbonl rooms 
is not surpassed by aLy Blinllar one in the country. The 
Principal reside# In thu building, uud with his ludy uud 
competent female assistance, superintends the Bourdiuu 
Department. A lady will reside Iu the Semluary, who 
faithfully discharges tho duties of Matron. Nurse and 
Govuruira, so that at all times, pupil?' will find the com- 
forts. kluduess und attentions of homo. The Principal, 
with the uld of female teachers. ■ who also live In the 
Seminary. diligently uuard and form their morals, Manner?- 
and habits or thu pupil# Being uuder his charge at all 
time#, they ure rmniuutly exercised under a wholes-Hu? 
system of regulations, respecting neutuchg, order, puuciu- 
ulity. economy and regularity, calculated to give a safe 
and vigorous development to character Tho appliunces 
of homo and family are not removed by this urraugeiuvht 
hut perpetuated nnd Hlrengthened. 

Thu ensuing scholastio year will commence on Thun- 
day the 2fld of September. 1H52. Pupils can ctiter at anv 
time during th.- year, chargeable from tlie time of eu 
trunou, No deduction, will be made but by M>eehd ar- 
rangement with thu Principal. 

Boarders study at night under a teacher. They ar. 
required to retire 0 o'clock nt uighl. uml ri^e early iu tin 
morning at a girbu signal, uud to tulio faequeut uud 
wholesome exercise. 

Private rooms are large, conveniently «n l eomfnrlabb 
furnished Pupils are required to keep their jwurdrobes 
and privute upurtmeutH iu ncatneo# and order. A propei 
officer weekly takes charge of. their cloitiing. inspects it-' 
condition, and every. Saturday morning instruct# them i . 
plain Bowing aud uuceHKury repair# of clothing. Evert 
i.rttclti of clothing must be marked with tin* •wuer’s name 
Ui-inontbly report# are scut tt.'patrous, which ure h 
faithful showing of the scholarship and deportment o, 
upils. 

Pupils are not allowed to attend parties, bulls, dancing 
classes, or uuy uuiubeinuul calculated to interfere with 
their Kindle#. 

5 ibitora are not received by pupil#, except with suitabh 
introduction to the Priuolpal from pat run#. 

llje Principal niUKt have certain iuf«riuation respecting 
every correspondent. Pupil* are required to attend 
Church uud Sunday School on Sabbath. 

No account# will be opened in Marion but with th. 
expressed permission of putrons When articles pro to 
be purchased, the ludy of the Principal must approve th. 
purchase (who KupuriaAnds their trading), uud thu# ex- 
peudltures will h« controlled. Patron# should uotiolpat. 
uud supply tlie wants Of pupils uk far as is practicable 
Denial operations will nut be performed but by special 
-periuibSiou from patron#. 

Patrons are earnestly requested to encourage tronomu 
iu all the expenditure# of pupllM— nlolhing, lutrkrl iiiontu 

aiul jru'tlrtf 

The Institution ha# graduated forty.four young ladles 
Biuce m 1 organization and arrangements are being made 
for furnishing improving aud Increasing its Library, Ap- 
paralus. Gulnuet and Herbarium. 

The Professor# of Music. Drawing. Puiuting uud Modern 


CHURCH BELLS. 

OIMiHSl. FACTORY, STEAMBOAT AND IiOCOMO- 
JinS>5 K, r L H COD8tttUl, y on bund aud l’KALS nnd 


l'IIIMKS of Bell# (of any number) oa#t to order. Im- i 
| proved civst-lrou YOKES, with muv.-ahlourins.areatUiched I 
10 these Bells, eo that timy may be a.ljusted to riug easily 
iud properly, and springs also, which prevent the clapper 
irom resting on the Bell; thereby prolonging it# sound. 

1 lunging* complete (including Yoke. Frame und Wheel ) 
lur lushed if dusired. ' 

An experience of thirty years in this business by their 
'? 1. ^ al * lur ’ uuublud b to ascertain the best form for 
Hells, tho combination of m. jUibi. aud degree of heat fe- 
qulsitcfor securing iu them the greatest Bolidity,#treugth 
and most melodious lone# ; which improvemeuts. together 
‘ y° r y extensive ussortuieut of pattern#, are uow 
UulJ ''y tlie subscribers, who havu grown up in thu bu#i- 


ahiittkndkn * nuuuwv, 

Dealer# iu C&rpiliug, Oil Cloths vA Rooirh 
Goods, Jjos. 20 Chartres ftrett Ui 21 Cb 
street. New Orleans. 


A, J. WRIOlli L 00, 

Cotton Factor# 'and Commission snd Fomr^j 
chnnts. No. 67 Gravier street, Ne»0ri<M«. 4 


...w .. x. „ uu... K ru« u up iu mu uum- 

m ss. and who will usu every endeavor to sustain the repu- 
lation which the ebtnbUhhment ha# heretofore enjoyed, 
noth in thin and foreign countries ; the Bolt# from whioh 
nave repeatedly received the highest nwurd# of thu Now 
i ork Statu Agricultural Society aud Aiuericuu lnsiitute. 
l ... U . L H . 1 . ** w, ‘ ro completed Chimes uml heavy Alarm 
it. Us tor different parts »t the Union aud Canada 
MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS will atilt lx. tnauu- 
Pictured by the subscribers, of which they will have con- 
-tuntiy .m hand an asaortmeut of Transit Instruments, 
uveis survey, .r'K Oompasse#, (plain. uoulou« nnd lm- 
provea.; do. Also, Brass or Composiliou Casting# of uuv 
•u.: east to order. , J 

All communication# promptly attended to 

... . ... ANDHUW MENKBLY'8 sons. 

•' ‘ at iruy, Albany county. S. Y., 1851 

81, AUK. DAY n 6XAUFFEB, 

11,10 Ascnta In New Orleans. 


Waters, Oamdan A Oo, 

COTTON AND TOBACCO IfACTOHS.AM OB 
COMMISSION MEltCilAKTS, 
July 3. No. 102. 1'ojdmtlrtoCWHi 


REGULAR DRY GOOFS TUO 

JOSUl'lI II l'ALSlElt k OU, 
Importer, und lYholerale Dealer, laDoOffff" 
street. New Orleans. * / 


B. H. FAHNESTOCK’S VERMIFUGE 

Thu Safest aud M.ost Efloetivu 

we.vewf von in uni. ns. 

fn.m 0. II lIHADFOltD. Merchant, Ueywood Oo.. Tcnn 
1 no only \ er in Huge that has any reputation here, and 
a lad, the only unu tbat will sell is 11. A. FAHNESTOCK'S, 
ii >Xes of otln-r kluds havu been seut to me, hilt they rc- 
uain uuopeued Your Vermifuge is an article of common 
leeuKhlly add I venture to say that uo family iu thoaouutv 
th, f k of without it ; for Ague symptom# iu 
children it is given frequently, aud i# usually ail that i# 
icct ssary ; indeed, we nuidoiu Uud it ueceatary to give uuy 
tlier medioinu iu tho common nllmeut# of children, if 


■ - «umiuuu Hiiuieui# oi enuuren. ir 

oiTltncatw# could do uuyihiug to iucreoM! its popularity 
•iNowhore, they might bo obtained from almost every citi- 
iu , n . 7 ,,u, f'JUHty ; for purhup# thuro is uot a family in 
ablet 1 its efficacy in removing wornt ha# uot been proven 
January 11. 1851. , r 

This old aud popular medicine i# sold by all Druggist# 
m NewurluuiiH, and uearly by all Druggist# uud Country 
uerchaut# in the United State#. my22 ly 


torview terralunted, unit so .lid tlio outside hvaabington Monument : The blank 


lasttei-H IVom Brest ounounco tliat tlio grent- P» ,nti »K> n '»t sUtgiu wesortlevod un, tlio Capti.m for tbe”Natiomit .Waablogton Muuur^'id^lm^bMrrira 
t.Mtivity i*.,obser»ible ill the (1. ck-yarils of i” 10 ”, ng t “.“ r “P lw ? eopjes of his protest on e,dv„d at Wa.btngiun.aud duly presumed to the Board 


■lam! 


Dauguage, bare bu. u ungaaed In this Im.ltlu.imi r.ir tlie 
Iiifft fur yean , with decidnd Jtrucptability— are MUdurior 


Iranft* exerud them- is^ulm-rvable iu the d« ck-yar^s of ton, cl mg to 4 drop two copies of his protest on 

ah ip, uutil, one ,lja ' K.WII. Korcrat T.’s-rtla l.nvo boon ordered , , 1111 ^.Mneriuan l.iiik lying iu the omnor 

»*•»)• »bd pw- fl,r inimodtate prepsrittion fir ion. It is staled, *> lien just ns tho (’. O. wits utH.ut 


— wray aud per- ,,r •"“'“Wintc prepiirttlion for sou. It is stilted, 1 . • " jus. ns me . . . wns ulKtut ... .cg u m ,, an. or iu 

1000 toils burthen, and ‘waewr. that .the ships fitting out n re to convoy “Wftng al.oad, yrord camo gff that Sir. Morules citizen, of wlHeleht magnitude uud beuuiy. The one 
troop, to relievo the garrison iu the Colonies ll0 “ sl -‘ 01 Drako S Co., agent of the Com. from Texts i, raid to be i..ual to the flne.t en.elmen.Tet 

a of tl.r catastrophe M. Jourdm. nnd X Bougoro, editors of the 1 P 0 ™* 1 ""* 1 * 0 «"“» nl'digdi.lo, which 

iosn Consul lisstoinsl Siec/e, huvo been severally sentenced to one 11,ll ' r - a bI.oio bo.it, 

wiiat assigtanoo ho year’s iianriatiiuuent and n fine nf 1000 fr ahum ,7 nc J i ( . 1 'mpamod by a Oovcrnmont boat with 
‘•ftwtkliah Vir«/» for harinK wriitm, ...ui *:..i ’ throe officers. Mr. Morales thought the diffi- 


of Manager#. California 1# about to #end three block#, 
tho oue previou-ly rent not being doomed by #omo of it# 


Musician# and Npleijdid performers on Plant). Harp. Guitar. 
Organ. Mi-b.d'-ou, Violin, etc., aud highly uccompliMhed iu 
other department# 


A PARTNER WANTED 

IN A SUGAR PLANTATION. 

A Sugar Planter of Loutuiaua, who owns a large Sugar 
I laululinn jgPMYtf OltiPl to thu (fcy of NuwOrlmni, and 
also to tlm contem plated NowOrluuus and Oim-Iuuhus Kail- 
roud— hitualud iu a fluu neighborhood— eutiruiy secure 
iroui hiuudHiiqd. and with upon Uud enough to employ 
iroiu il) tu i .8o hauds. and to rnaku from 6ou to 700 hog#. 
. it'd d# of Hugur annually, desires us u partner some g.W 
man. who can add to the present force on tlio place from 
T* ' !U baud#, and advuuco from tun to fifteon thousand 
dclluri, in cash. Tlio crops will make all tho other puv- 
moUtHthat will ho required If desired, he would Hell oho 
uult of tho servant# also with the land, provided a larger 
amount could bu paid iu cash. For further particular# 
ruler to the Editor of thu NewUrleans Advocute, or to 
Cherry. Heudursou it Co . NuwUrlwaus. 

ftp* Tba Southern Christiun Advocate, the Nashvilto 
and Louisville Clirbillaii Advocate, and tho Richmond 
V .if , 1 a Wl11 pluasu to copy the above Ull thu 

lsit February next, aud forward .thuir uccounts to this 
ullloo lor payment. Kt . plH 


#100,000 WORTH or 

Fashionable Clothing, GentlWiflB 
lng Goods, Ac., at Eetatt 

ALFRED M UN ROE $ CO.’S 

‘•Ono Prico” Muinmoth Clothing 
Magazine street. New Orleans. j > , 1 

OBNTLKMEX viritlng NevOrlraaiml#* 
vited to cull and uxuminomucb thetwiwH^ri 
plutu aMortmont of good# iu tho #twr*lio*t*^ 
the South. * ' ' 

We manufacture nil our Clothing ttF*Wwr„ 
retail sale#, uud il i# with thu perfect CHjiMW* 
aitle t»i give sutisfactlon, Umt 
with u call to examino particularly W* 

Kirc. trimmings, tic. 

All goods void by u« are warr#ntodlufT«y«*^ 
after tho purchusuof any article any 
it will bu cheerfully taken hock nnd th** 0 *# ■ 
Our object i# to ploure our customer#. ■ 
W ONE PRICE FOR GOODS-No J<tW» 
foG-ly 

34 MngnzinoHrr#M^3J 
Alii. JAMES VYIUGKJ 

Having for prlrstf rrazODB which WWefl 
contluut-U bb. iutcrravt during thu tagbUllffSR 
tlm lirm of Juno Wright k Sou, »“ Mb •* 1 
sura uf sunounulng tin., bs brcofflM tW 
iii our house, uud uolIeiU the intewt 
foruiur patrons. j -jltril 

To correct a general mhopp^ en *®’__ r? l 
statu that ho hns no interest iu an J 
JAMES WRIUIIT. J 

New Orleans. D»?o. 1. 1861 - _Tl*T^I 


7* MOBBS fWU 

Commission and Forwarding Mcrcbnntr, 


~ ' t ii J AL'KSQN k 

Dealer# in Fine F«udt ionUbU' Clothing. ^ 
(next door to Planter#’ Uotd-)N e * ^ I 
Youths’ Clothing, Gent.’# Under 
Trunks, (!arpet Bag#, and a 

Clothing, always on h<*uJ , , 
the lowest market pnen^ 


A# to rate# of Hoard and Tuition. $14" will pay thu 
tnaril. Tuili..n I ...... ..4 ,, i , ... r..» 


Board. Tuition aud iucideutal fee# of a Young Lady for 
thu whole year iu IhucollegluteuourHe ; f.177 will embrace 


^frwlifth Vic^ Coil- fc*r kaVUta writtan nnd iniblisiiixl iin artiolo on’ nicera. Mr. Morale# ihouglit tin 

»ct«d with much U<l«l “ Twu urns of Uehtors,” which is ciusid- wrltton°acliul u!\r% b} | ’Vr- Smith sc"„ ,. „ .. J 1U , 1U , r »„ ua vu . 

t«r«(l libel iou* un iko Government W !“ «Knial to the Cuptnin General with re- riou# way# by voluntary contribution# ure fulliug short. 

L Lost.— The Arc* Th* Mtssaner d e Hand 4i.„* *u R ftnI the »«ch»«|tonii of’ Deter Hicks, ffl’ 1 


nue aloiigsnle, which recoivtU, and complete# thu full complement of block# 
ier, in n elioro boat, from *U the statu# of the Union, 
vernmeht boat witli Tliu uiouumeut It is raid, is now about 118 feet high, 
:» thought the diffi- and will reach 122 feet at thu close of tho prerent huukou! j 
Mr. Himth sending n W« regret, however, to learn that thu fuud# rufeud In vu- 


Frouch aud Latin; *fc£7 tUu above, with M uric ou Guitar ; 
$267 Music on thu Piano, French, Latin aud Board, regu- 
lar course, oto. Book#, Stationery. Music, etc. , are fur- 
ulrhcd by the Principal at reduced rate#. 

Light# and towril for private room#, to be furnished by 
pupil#. Thu Principal cuu furnUb light# very low. 

One-half the Board uud Tuition i# duo iu advance 


9 Si 


. (Oriu- 


82fc 


lUnMenager tie Garni stuies that nil the r, ra P f of ^ olcr ! Ile , ka ', 11, ‘“ «»4 th»t th. uruetuw owool U curiwt up unto. . 

licJa uf the linen fuctoi iea i n tlmt neinliboi-- ,i , P *' V n l . ru J“‘ 0<1 10 twiwit.ns lui lintl'tmuie mn enUm.Ui.Ut umt epirltu.l .ih.rt by tu. Am.rlun 
lewd Imve juet h^)(fa inoeting to t H ke into con- ( 1 , V 1 u ', V “ a ,Tlnol ‘ lllld 111,1 lll ' l '“ pooplu b« mod., J. b .Uit.Jby iu Unliimura Auu-rirau 

Bidoruthm U.ajueseut critical bituatiou of (lieir 1 j ei!UI '™’ ,1U1 ' " 1, “ 1 ' 1 llt ' P«0»» »#>• eorrc8j)on. tlnU *,140,000 will bu lufflefcnl to eignnWu (ho .truenuv, 

busitirea, in consei|iiunco ot' tho oouunerciol dif- <u '” e0 , . 1 '! 1111 "Ulcer ou Ixiued tlie etiij, to tlio Bur.ly itiUsnulUuucan b. raiaJ Iu tint vu«t ltupublU, 


uusnireB.m conseiniujioo o. tUo coimuereiu! dif. ... mu ouraiy mu ,m»u .urn con b. mind Iu t 

42 feieueee between Belgium uud Fnutc*. The SnA* raVVoiV, 'I 1 -.' *J eu f**l* ttyttdjg; aadlt-btumnioimldlzgoum that It has 


rnss.lb.k 
the pu: 
Ji:»d crew 


rk Ural- meetinK evoulually -decided tu send hi u meuio- 
. with u rial to liie Uelgium Guvcrnment, to kopreu ou 

wdi.i... «4 4 1. ■> r: .t : 


, /, -o u... itoi bitn done bi 1 - 

nity of tuo Company to nmko lurther exjduua- fere -The propoaition that each voter ut thu next Protl- 
loiirt. Llipt. 1 ortor also refused . OU liis own dential election atiould contribute half u dime to this 


4 .-f, 

!Fli7 * 


or Krsy—yte "have Inuu 
-uTy**** 1 ° r “ letter tm 


©ondhiun, the neci ->:iy of inilii&diately rosumiiur tlie I )firl 1° ^ly correuponaeut’o Willi nuy one object, w# perceive ha# been generally upitrored of, uud 
Mfty-two UWOtiatlous. 41 «" *!>*« matter ejeept through States It U ho,*d ibat it. will .v.rywhora b. udrapt.J. Boult, 

WTf A i number of pliicardd, Durticnlarly offensive # * / l .,' vua t’udenYOied to asoertain Carolina, however, canuot particlputu' in thi# movement; 

tku;|,grk iu the l*rii ct> l’lesident. lmvo been po#to<i nt I », ? l °i , u ^' v , ur,CJ * ^' ,e nuiure of tko uueuuient 1 we would th <rvfore reapectfully #ugga#t that ou Sunday. 

Ctfully , Lille, the uulbui.i of wliicli nro, of course, bt - p . U , * u CdDsill, and ij they the 31#t of Ootober, an appeal ehould be. made from (ho 

W U1 8 ''lllficut bought utter by the Police. Here b uJSTJ dbuvowu] ol the cliargoa ogaillat pulpit at every placo of -worship In the Slate, and a colluo. 

betn u »J>eotutu of tlm uio^.l utmibns : , . * . • f ‘“Jy Wero informed that it was a tfeu^uaffu iu behalf of th# iuml; and whuu wo consider 


us (tgvr.iui. Hipun - 


tiro. raw. . t. , , tlim.uutihi In bi-b.lt of lb. luud; unrt whou wu cousrtler 

itiK'ii’i w l * , ’J ceierrnd lo th* two format" that Uu, civlluuil religious liberty „•« now tnjoy is mainly 

.1 orter, hut ut the «u, to the morf of t^t graat mu, It U .fSSSSS Z - 
aauie ii.uu it was written in u um lormra . 


VataflHrii 


| — WZ-J1.U. IJAir.iJr- Ui.ri IISK Ol 

%* Ufu ^fl u ^nce Of tho ordi- 


I is ft I*t up- 
wllicll, tu 


uitry 1n*ouuclty of woinfcn iU ?? 11 wilii writien in plain tormn. suppose that 

.*.a.l,/ f :;K have. afte. -trtroro waa to gel Home kind of uf patriotism 

deUbcrathu), decree ua f., II owb ' 11 *“ !1 urt ' ackaowle-LiiineiH of wrong ou the llouofillot 


Wine, emmjrlm their 
«rl, the Mo. lift hullo, , 
hwm co 

tliU MOL 




sir lioueca. 
», when ly; 
eorerod w 


Ouc-hulf thu Board uud Tuition i# dun in advuuco 
For further particular#, or catalogue#, apply to 
WP 18 6m J- K ARMpTRONQ, Priooip^l. 

JEFFERSON BOOK STORE, 

Corner of bncluun nuJ tehouiiilouluB Btraeln, Fourlh lil». 

trlct, City of New Orleans. ■ . 

SCHOOL BOOKS, KNQLI8II, KllKNCIl'AND (JKR11AN, 
•jaCMKNTAllY AND CLASBIC. 
lllnnli U.«k«, of all stylos of binding and’ ruling, Cap, 
Demi- Medium and Buper-Iloyal sizes, Ledgers. JuitniaU 
Day books, Cash Books, Kecord Books, oto., Kauoy Km- 
boased Note J’aper uud JSnrotope*, Letter, Cap und tteeurd 
t'apef, ruled und plain, uf all quantise, BIU Paper, eto., 
Uritlug Desks, \t ork boxes uud Puncy Portfolios, Port 
Muualei, Card Cuaes, etc., field Pons » Itb gold eases, with 
and without the cutes. Hbelt Combs oful Patterns, PerfU- 
merles, fancy a ml Variety floods, for sale by 

W. PLUMMINU, 

■ -T-ly Bookseller aud Btutloner.. 


PRIZE ESSAYS 

ON DUTIES OF MASTERS TO SERVANTS.* 

By Iluv. H. N. MoTyoirc, of Now Orleans j* Rot. G. F. 
St urge#, of Alabama ; Ilpv. A. T. Holiuu#, of Georgia, 
Till# littlo work wbh published a year #lnco, mid ha# 
mut with uncouragiug auocuM uud been cordially com- 
mended by thu vurioun Ueuoiui nation*. It deserve# u 
prouiinont place on tho tabic of ovary nnudur. Price, 
Thlrty-fivu (Junta. 

Published in Charleston, S. 0., by Southern Baptist Pub- 
lishing Society, For sale in Now Orleans by 
mtyuM JOHN BALL, 60 Gravior utreut. 


H. F. BMITII-. DF.NT-^1 
Ha# returned, and iff devoting UlniKil* 
practice of biff profusion. ik* 

Office at tlie corner of St. Chttk* j 

Square. : ^YsiSSBk 

BOOT AND SHOE 

Tin, raid nisi favorite .tsnd, cllr “'',J W Jrid ll, 
aud PrytanluatrcoU, i# now well ■ 

Blirars and Boots, of every ’•'['•F' 

Customers snd strangers fsUW WJSJlT 
argatns and agood lit, &emMe»<Dy»«« 

'Tfp„« remember that 1 4.. ^ 

Therefore call during the weefc ^ 


Mippoi>e that there could Ire feuud any #o dead to feuliug# 


WP clnhnut I <i«U her at^n, 4ucroe uw fellow# : 


APticfe 1. TUhi ull women Ih.ll 1^ , . i i , 01 , 1 w UioU would ouablo i 

Givvu ut til. Cloud, *ta. Loci’ Natv.txot! SlS SS 


a *• VI r, . . , T P ’’t’rnu '{It mv VIOII iu a BIOUUUIL'UI 

’ la . r .i of ,? 11 ' t ’raS‘. ,, ‘' *'*‘f 1 * VVffW eualtlp them t.j tudi fez hh servlet.,. 


Item a# tu refuse to couirilmte toward tlie arec- 
Monument tliat i# tp peqretuate a uutiou’e gnrtl- 




25u"*A ! ss^S.oVnuifjtte'^iutljwulnSN^unwr'^f ^ ^^*^'^^***^**'**^ 

.ltd Wlrtvtd iu »*. IU. tttiedhnt L said W kfe af- 1 they ftftwU tb go an TA Sjtf ft ZZ 


V . 


NOTICE 

Wo have Tula Duy a#«ociulad with u# iu th« Fectoragv, 
UoiumUuion aud Forwurdiug bu#ine##, JOHN B. 0AM 
DEN. Esq ,Utu uf St. Louis, and will coutinuu thu bu#i- 
,ne«# uuder )4e name aud etyto of WATER8, OAMDKN 

We respectfully sullolt the patronage of our old frltjuds 
und thu public gciierully iu heludf of our new firm. 

NewUrleeu#, July 1, 1862. WATERS k GO. 


PHILADELPHIA HADDLLU Y AND TRUNK 
WAKE 11 0 U lS E . 

S. ROBB & Oo., 

No. (JO Giacier i(reet,'Nnv Orleans. 

Tliohulucriberalnvitu Planteraaud Deuler# in Saddlery 
utc.. to call uud examine their stock. 

Thuy are coustnutly reoulvlug Goods from tho Munu 
factory iu Philadelphia, and direct from Kngluud.and ure 
prepared to offer liberal Inducements to purchaser*. 

Thuir Mtock iu stqyd U large und well aworted,und is 
comprised as fellows : 

Huddle#, Bridle# and Murtlugalu# In great variety 
°“ c ,’ GI 8’ ,,u «gy. Dearborn, Bluge, Wagon. Dray, Curt 
and I lough Ilaroees; llorso and Mul« Oollora, llume# 
and Blind Bridlu« ; Truce Chain* ; Medical Bug# ; Saddlery 
Hardware ; Leather of ull description* ; Coach Furuituru 
and Trimmings ; Trunk Trimming# ; Hiddlers, Coach aud 
Truulonakers’ Tool#; Oil, Vurnlsli; Judlu Rubber aud 
Patent #tretcUed*Loutbor Gin and Mill Bands; India 
Rubber Goods; Traveling aud I’aokiug Trunk#; Loathe 
I )'* n ' Un * ““S"' Vill„ft etc., etc, etc. 


IOC . 

The New Orle^ Olui^^k# 

Is Issuvd weekly, "* <?»• * J “ U *f *" wc ye * 
No subscription Went frf I * 
serltsrts will be und«f*to«l xx »!«““• , 

It Is expressly "Ulrd c,U , ori'; l <<'^ nm dmtS> t !£ 
Thu Itinerant .Ministers *ml ‘ »«“ ^ 0 
Kpijeopol Oburcb, Boutbraeiv ^gsl 
ngentsof thu New Orlesuz C’bristUn 4 s 
luiymenls tuny bu nuulu, 

At) rrammunleulituu, *!■«#>"“ 

publtuatipn, unless rupihllng a 
tbu umrauut uf ten , uItr g vtsl^V 1 

No obituary ul,lk * f .. "T . uw* ..1 


No obituary uulkw * 11 * , . p»s» 

.within two mooths uf the » 1#^ 

ComnHUricutlon# must he 
McTn inr.. New Orluaus. f ^L 


biographies, ele., must hu 
TLsulueUdverl— 


JF 







publishing camjninrr. ( 
of Louisiana CotoJtrvnce% ( «. n. imvkkn, „/ 

VOLUME it. NUMBteR 40. 


II. N. MoTYKI U 10, JOorr, 





^stream of death. 

. I, Btronm whoso narrow tide.. 


I rh«k nown 


und unknown worlds divide, 
Where nil must go ; 


lb wivvcIofs waters dark and deep, - 
Ldmlltn s^ncc downward sweep, 

‘ With moanloss flow. 

where at that dreafy flood 
'fling infant prattling stood, 
f ’ Whose. .flour was come ; 

InUoght of 111 , it neared the tide, 


at once to Moronee, personally to plead and „ ( , n * or l i • 
remonstrate with the Grand Duke, on 'behalf van. ino; 
of the persecuted Minimi. This deputation is ,: hnn JJ 
to receive as an associate, nt tlie instance of WP ]| (b ,|. |n 
the hvangdical Alliance of GqndVn, the lug know! 
( omte dc St. (ieorge. And ,it is possible that mps t f, lv , 


NEW ORLEANS.' SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1852. 


g'Miprul intolligenci\ In? loro tlio tiilo of ad- lVinn.1 nt whose hou«c»luifounii 
Vanning knowledge Imd worn lor itself a *'^ v f, . ,, l'!'°*od (lint tmcli h( range 

wcIPTli s ’; ni f n "- v ^ l,r a " 11 ^«'.v 

, ( M uelined lms produced an extent of seem- savo her froia tho disgrace con 
ni”; knowledge, winch is lint covert ignorance, laildic^expiisup*,'’ mid, .when it v 


nen l al whose house uliu found n lMiAp,elmrita- | CAY n i.; M mnuflll ,, a „ . . * , . ” 

»dv mi|i|ioscd (Imt hi 1 <* 1 1 strange n.nduct was in- ! mastors work And so Iio sutfers 

dured hv :i fit of temporary humility, ami on ’ > Mr R*. may be, in silence, Imt the inter* 
earnestly though incfFcchinlly endeavored to ‘‘Hts 'of tho olhifch stiller with him. Fora 


WHOLE NU1 


THE SOCOBBaFUL MINISTRY, 

" I hey Hurt smv in tears shall reap in joy. 


ter noblemen or gentlemen, representing tious „| m lh 


'ruble to the impostures of pi-etivn- 


! m ! | r !"' llr , lC '! ^ vh, ° win 8 '"'W •bielf; in a l,n4 )'<“ gnotli fortl, and weepeth, heating 
Ainild ghro * 11.1 sanction t»* (he t ran suction by 111 -hearted ehurcli. prccioua Been, shall doubtlcuHOome ngAln With 


I] Mink- H ' 1 


cradled rest, and died, 
hike going home. 


Flow'd with languid eye anon, 

Ijooth, diseased, and pale, .find wan, 
Stood tlscro alono... 

Il ( picil tipon the leaden' stream, 

And feared to plimgc -1 heard a scream, 
And he Was _gono. 

Ani then a form in manhood's strength 
C»oe bustling on, tiU lhero at length 
Ho saw life’s bound : 
jedirunk and raised tke bitter prayer 
Too late — his shriek of wild despair 
Tho waters drowned. 

Hat stood upon tluit surgeless’shore, . 

1 being bowed with many a scorn, 

Of toilsome years. 
Firth-bound and sad ho left the bank, 
^turned his dimming eye, and sank. 
All '• full of years. 

Kew bitter must thy waters be. 

Oh Death ! How hard a thing, all, me, 

It is to die ! 

lunsod— when to Hint stream again, . 
Another child of mortal man 

With smiles drew nigh. 

t'Tis the Inst pang," lie enlmly said, 

•To me, 0 dfath ! thou hast no dread— 

' . . Saviour, 1 conic ! 
fymd hat Ihinc nrm on yonder shore — 
| M i_ye waters bear me o'er : 

' There is my home ! " 

[seal of Adtrofnl*,] i 

LETTER FROM ENGLAND. 

October G, 1852. 

M»AL DEV ELOPEMENTS. 

Of the case of the Madiai tho whole pro- 
tant world has heard. But we cannot now 
bllyjudgo of these things. We have be- 


otlier nations and eeclnsiiistical cbntnuinitios. 
may join them : so that the dopntation may 
not appear to bo a mere British interference. 
liutTnay be, ay v far as possible, representative 
of univcrsrtl Protestantism. 

(ertainly tho fact .of such inon.undertaking 
mu* 1 i a mission is one which speaks aloud for,^, 
tho prevalence of religious fooling, r von amidst 
so much more expedioney and indifforen tisiri , 
in the most inllucntial chusses of the nation - . 
Already a. deputation of somewhat similar 


nvnesM. and to 


e\cry crude and mischievous novelty'. Hence, 1 
false philosophies and showy infidel specula- | 
tion* find t« jo ready. an acceptance among the t 


. 1 reeognizing such n nmrritipo, (perfunnod, ns 

the progress ol was pretended by the pnrtii's, by tin* snirit of 


WMS pretended by the parties, by the spirit. nf of cruelty, 
her iii"thyr, talking oft through another medium imiRitlon 
tlie mam ,:re eerenmny.) and fooliitgju) dinposi. ‘ 

(inn to turn his house intju a spirit brothel for ’ ro p after (1 
their liceoninuM lat hm, they were instructed to at last pie 


"••* dimiay v mii in u ft”'-*** mm woennui, nearing . i 

nil-hearted church. precious seed, shall doubtloiwoome again Will. 4 ° d,o; l,CCftU8 ° °^ Cf J 

•.Now, wo KiibnVU that Huh in the refinement rflioioing, bringing Jhft shoavos with him.” *® ,n ® s **r* towanlii tho r 


young men ol the age. who must form, in u leave. Ifny cdieycd, and found a welcome in a lincoriiWr • . aam. . uoi sow tini 

few ym V to come, the working the V 1 ' !'-!*> '•■>-; where thvy were pmiittc 1 “"« u ; sh llH ." n "" , *‘* r R " m ' rN ’ 

poptilation to N|.cn,l llieir •• spirit lionny moon’ unmuicstml n ' ' Imroh surely would Inflict, H they under. 

V. ' . " 'I"’ "Iisguidofl wpnuin first hoynmo re- stood the matter. I I'tosliytcriim Roviow. 

i.i.r n lit iu. it rini.osumii ani*. kui: i>tii i niv I n. . . J ’o nie l«_\ marriage with a dear al.spat, 


of cruelty. It is like that turluto in the in- »’ B n. 120: 5, 1 ). . thought, every word, la it aofld 

'[nisition, where a man was sn fastened, Hint A tender, aTTeoUnnate, weeping minl.lry ' K r.°‘. timn - 
drnp after drop of water, hilling' on his head, "hall ho » sdoocasrul ministry. Such a mim ! f ^ K , V ?" ^ 

at last pierced his brain. Such Blow and istry was Christ's' and Paul s, and such mmht 1 ' l " K " on * ’ ,10 ' tn '' F "' ^ n langulihlng 1 
lingering anguish as many a minister suffers, always to bo the ministry of the gospel The 7* oth<,r n ™ t,lod ’ thftt • t, »H 
"** e,m ™'‘ 1,11 rely would Inflict, If they under- eccd orthe gosnnl is Ji 1 1 ‘ ! ? aTO . “l 1 * 


jot, on tho night Iwfore U 
tires into the garden to 
that hour. H'o ehould r 
h« fit to die ; because every 
some 4 step* towards tho 
thought, every word, is a sand' 
the glass of time. 

If Ood gives us warning by 
dangcrons sickness, or a lanrals 





lir hdtriluirglv 'C'Mpeidnlly, not only a pro 
bauub masterly, and comprehensive ph'il ( )S( ) 
phy, truly deserving tlm*name, but a clever 


charact'cf, though engaged in .a more doubt- P P 0(,101,S uc t»vo and versatile Hchool of rnaff- ^ 


lul case, baa in teriSoKed with .success on behalf 
A chilli. May the present deputation, of yet 
higher character and more imposing rank, 
bo no less ‘subcessfal on beJialfof,the poor and 
persecuted, but - illiLifrious .MacHai, 

^ir it. nt j.wHU’N diim/omacv in- itai.y. 

While the excellent Mr. Kinnaird.and the 
I'.arls of Itoden and Cavern, tints 'represent i 
the earnest and pious Protestantism of Urit- 


riii//i/ uyl/ n0uatctl 4 infidelity, has its principal 
Scut ami centre. • Sir William Hamilton rep- 
resents tli^e foriiier, to which al so P??jfes.s(>r 
WvT^nb, (who has ^recently resigned hiVp'ru- 


• I III * II I , . pv ...... .. ••.Ill ill'.'. Ill, 

: Imugh Iiuirli ni.inr cil hr'.llivr, she wns » pm. 

inly' U pin- I, '.sell disciph, tlll.l folluivcc' uf our I .(.I’ll mol 
ivc ph'il I ISO- 'f'l'icr, mid dully knell ut I lie I .mil v nllnr, 
ill •! clever '""" ""•'•'iidcil llm grateliTT incense ol 

I .. I'l'i'J'or mid |,vMiisiy Then I e, mid love nnd re- 

d" '' 1 her. ns V'sislor. ll.it eleven veurs Ion,. 


seed ofl the gospel is too precious to ho cast 
awayanjMost; the ftnnsoqueiioo of sowing k 
toil momentous to ho trifled with. 

Hut what dons tho ministry of Christ bow 1 


tinn is (It nnd necessary. If God 

you, by a bodily sickness, that you 

ncJt; if tho decays and infirmities of old 


• I lier.tis icVi-itor. But eleven veurs Iimvc' 
re passed away, nnd niijv I can only look upon 


NOTHING lost by keeping the 
SABBATH. 


tlie Wreck -ol I Ills oliee vil'IUollH 
ter, with grin/ aiM slmme, as tin 
•ary viejim tu «me*nf the worst 
over elieated iiiiin* *i a t 1 Hoiils'of 


„ >nd lovely Ms . . 

iitl'l^Hliaiiie, as, the willing, vnlun- ,, ' rr really derived any permanent mlvan- 

;: r ;""V rrnl " working mi tho »,l,l»th; although 

III,. , 1 . Is, , 1 , 1 , ol hilppini- liere very nm.iv in «m„ll „.7i. 


It would bo difficult to llhd i 


nut what does the ministry of Christ sow 1 age teUvou that you have not loti. To ll.o 

tti , A is 


|ess<tr.iliip.v) the fiitnuus t'hri.stfi|dier Nnrtli, rd .jB)*! li’l^aJler. Mut-lang .sinoogl-tiindn a \i-it t«> 



noiongmg. V J bo coteno with vvllieh the Jht "reali'ty to lie much w-i-.* than I had < ver 


i . | . w nu. i uu vnai. nave one 

who r , K " v . 0, , roeimiM, as holngthopurcbnso forget not this, lest ytm bo 
ol the .himnr a Inoo I. I’rooious, as being the inn n.., ..... .1 


called away hefons 


'eiy many m a Hiuall way of ImsiticHH, aucli 
as bak» rs and green grocers, imagine that 
• hey would lose their trade if they wore. to 


( I lumbers* tind (ieorge Combo have been 
connected.. represent the latter. Indeed one 
of the Chambers’, whoso clever and useful 
* .bmrnal ’ is so well known, lms bad. very 


.veiling tlii-s 'ilnli'i'iVv V.i'i.'i iii.^'-Ac'e.i'.Vl’ iV-Viusii'i!-- ® V ®‘'| porwms Btill 'living and doing tfeif who 18 ' l . ncw ow »‘«ro, oroated in Christ havohut a few step's more of your pilnto 
liuM ’ •- tlu.ihght otherwise, and who have prospered ’ 0811 s un 0 Rood works.” ago to Amke, a few temptation* more tOfii 

— — - — beyond their' most sanguine oxpootnti'qps, U ut '“uw docs tho ministor of Christ sow sist, n vorylittle tlmo longer of tlWt'tafg 

SHALL WE know ODH DrpsnTnn <>no such instanco occurred to a young nmn, "" ! “ ll « K ootl > forth nnd diet, lieforc you shsU receive tlio end of 

FRIENDS IN HEAVEN? ii bilker by trade, who lived in a soaport.town f .P t \\ ... ,ni “tors nro callod upon to go faith and hopo, and be forever with the l 

of llnmpshin>. irtl ' ,ut ' 0 ^': (, nward! onward! is their Should you not, then, with such a wamini 

The affirmative of this ipicstion is ably Hu liafl' resided in tlio place euflioiontly ' v ' lt, .' ,lw ' lri1 /Forth. Out of thomBolyee to stir up tho grace of Ood, qulokra holy d 
maintained in an article published in the In- long In .Form many pleasant connections, . ,or fj, rnco ® nd llid - _< 'hi* what a work eiros, strengthen faith, and eierciae it ape 
Impendent, and wo dd\ibt-not that art ab- and become greatly attached to his abode, ‘f ,77 Ji° 11,0 rock ~ to rilis0 11,0 thn invi “ b > 0 world, and eolemnly ' 

•irnet of tlie argument will interest our when ho was told by liis employers that in ' , " 1,0 18 Buffi oiont for thoso things 1" yourselves into tho arms of tho Rede 

rr “ ,,, ‘ rH - coneor, nonce of shnio new arrangements,’ his ‘ 'V wifil't. nor by power, but by my [ShoWo* ; .'y.-i 

Hie doctrine of future recognition was services would ho re.iuirod during part of ' !»«». *»*»« the tord.'' Iliswholo soul must — . — 

generally hejgfivcd by. tho ancients, nn<l with Hue Suh'hii#, namely, from uino in the morn- T “ r , m 8trtn S cr yi'>g« nnd tears to Christ BXAMPLEB OF BIBLE HBdtt ffi 
„i. ;.,...rii„.,i , • . for aid. . \ . •Mwd t i >TiM . .'xJB 


diseuhtinuo tho praetico. There are. 


r» moo i. irocious, asboing the you aroroady. Hut you that have ner*, 
rovclation ol the Holy Spirit. I’rocKma, inlts I.oTd from your youth,- and havo tho cot 
adaption to-tho sinner's condition nnd noocs- nblo review of your past sincerity, in Wi 
sities. JVoolous, to the convert hlmsolf, to with God, yon may rejdioo upon any 
lus family, to tho world, and to tho church: summons, that your race is almost run ■ 

ill till* 5f na, u I..A — I.IjI. 11 «S a r til * . 1 i. .1 1 


uru.w • .i n , • — ■ — » ...... j..... iuvu is 

.how- | . octB,t i'roduocs on hirii, nnd by him. wnrfnro will shortly bo a. 


mn. in its sympathy with struggling and kif- ' namjicrs , wnoso clever and usctiil - 

fering Protestantism in I'op&h lands, it is ' 13 8 " l:n "" n ' lms ' lmi1 V "'T 

indeed lamentable and humiliating to see the T'T' 0 ' V ' "* C ,,f ^ 1 ™°" 0TO DBPARTBD 

the diplomatic 'mdificrentism nnd expo, lienev 1 [mnst- speeinns J-onk. ••The Vcstifecs of . ™END S IN HEAVEN? 


a now creature, oroated in Christ havohut a few steps more of your pilj 
ito gnod works." ngo to (hake, a few temptations more ( 


of our government represented in Italy by 
iier majesty's onvoy plenipotentiary, Sir Hen- 
ry Hulwcr. Far better and more honorable 


...e Natural II. s oty ol the . rent, on mm The affirmative of this question is ably 

" limps nntliingdms fontnhntcd much ml, re maintained in an article published in the In'- 
Othe spread of the influence of this most dependent, and we diihbt not that an ah- 
dungero 1 m a ndev,ls,dmolotpohtean,ln,,.ral struct of the argument will interest our 
treo-t In uking — of resolu'to miti-siipornatural- rtaulora 

ism; nnd anti-spiritualism, 41, an the favor with The' doetripe of future recognition was 


work’ might surely have been found for his J ,in h'; r ™'s. and evil school of' polite and moral 
rare talents and tried experience tluln to send resolute nnti-siipernatural- 

hinp in tho midst of the deadly season of 1 , . . , > i n t i-spiritimlisrn..thaii the favor with 

wliieli tin* shallow uml Hpurious »science of 


South Italy, unasked and unwelcome to Home. 


He bail resided in tlio place sufficiently 
long to .form many pleasant connections, j a 
and become greatly attuebed to bis abode, j 0U(1 °j 
when lie was told by his employers that, in u 
ennsei|iicnoo of Piimo new urriingomenta, his ^ . .. 
services would ho required during part .of I* 


'.ym. mill..'"..... I ’ll t-nnr.1. ,,r,r 1.1 , * V' 1 ,u Ui i* IUII It*, UIKl YYlllI i n ' . 'it 1 1 1 . UaiUCiy. 11*0111 111110 111 t IlC IllOm- 

to solicit (in effect) a political reconeilintioa ,. ^ ' "J l ,|ut ' e!l " vl ' ,,a ,s inserils.-d on luomhnents, and ineorpu- ing till two in the aftefboon. ‘ I Ms om- 

of Hritaiu with the head pf an apostate and . ' . H '-'" lln K »>“1 curious, who have, rated into sermons, nnd gives pathos to func- ployers, sceiiur that the vinim. man sneincd 


usurping Church, who misrules, us his prede- 
ecssdfs have misruled for ages, nml by, inis- 

ruling blights and curses the finest land under This age k in truth, the- age of conflict 1,1 ^ .i llst expectations from divine mercy, then wo will talk further on the subject; 
tho purest sky iu Kurope. Sir Henry Inis The world, in its present phase, is tho bnttb- '.|“f moipuricx. which, perpetuate the expc- intimating, at the same time, that unless li 
showed, as might Jiavc been anticipated, even Held of all forces and antagonisms I'.very r '"' nCi -’s and friendships of the present, will complied with the proposal, they woul 
his diplomacy at fault when mntohod \yith thing has received a mighty impulse. Stenm ,K! preserved iu a futuro stutp, nml will have bo constrained,. although unwillingly, to loo 
the subtlety of Koine, nnd has had the failure power vehemence and railroad speed are the tlleir lTCvimis knowledge uf tho loved r.e- out for another assistant. The young mn 
of hisanission aggravated by the cold con- symbols of tlio era. The. good is belter, the lri ' Nl "" 1 T '" 1 enlarged by the revelations of was much distressed j lie desired to cot 
tempt, and insolent smile with which it has .had is worse, l'opery gnjiis converts in |>ro- tlie judgment day. Tlio same doctrine is tinuo in tho situation which' ho occupied ti 
been received. Ho'cnnnot huflmvo contras- testant countries— Protestantism advances in "’f'Heated by tlio soripturul aeooufils of tho able to commence business on his own ai 
ted ill his own mind his present sphere, of Popish lands. AViohitisni entrenehes itself ™ ints i ‘gathered to tbeir fathors/’ “gath- count: and there was certainly no hor 


not been thoroughly educated. 


it cmnki.h r. 


ratoibinto sermons, and gives pathos to fune- ployers, seeing that tho young nmn soomod 
ml hymns Its provalenee indicates one of greatly iierple.xed, said to him, -Toucan 
the wants of the soul, and therefore one take n month to consider tho matter, and 
ol Us just expectations from divine mercy, then wo will talk further on the subjoet ; " 


e, . d R °° th fortl1 ' M t0 ®''“mber of .. “W 0 th# ftneodo ‘ < " ! ^ 

rz aBlictlon ' '' ott h to tho bod of death. Forth 
"..“S to the widow and tho fatherless. Forth in "■** J"? Mkno *I<xl«« the v^ne .. 

’ search and pursuit of tho strayed ones. Forth !' f U *° lc8Bon " " h ^ h tb «J »w intended to 

! tu ".‘'‘"O.' ..nii. flock, lo r rool.lni tho ... " 


" ■" ,8t ‘‘•'tpeetiitions Irom divme mercy, then wo will talk further on thb subjoet;” . " ", T ” ’ «^ayou ones, forth ^ KomarkBblo ' . 

1 !" r miM .>'"i'ies. which, perpetuate tlio cajic- intimating, at tho same time, that unless lie ' l “.‘ ; of ,lls I 0 rrodaim the ao- ^ on0 B p proftc hes wh at uTclated 
riences and friendships ol the present, will complied with tho proposal, they would C J y Lord ’ and tl10 e „tly believed in the Koat, of 

be preserved in a future shite, and will have he eLtrnincd, ail, hough unwillingl^ to look ZT" " ^ *° Sn? nt^k^dl 

t 1 UI iircMous -now ledge of tho loved r.e- out for another assistant. The young man m ‘ ment in tho prison of Bagdad, 


their previous ‘ knowledge of the loved r.e- 


ted in his own mind hU present sphere, of 
action, in dark and priest-ridden Italy with 
that which ho so lately occupied in your free / 


in Austria. Italy and Franco: popular pro- 
gress is the motive power in Britain.- and 


ered to their people,” ice; 
used to indicate, a comnic 


tmue in the situation which’ he occupied till 
aldo to commence business on his own ac- 
count: and tliore was certainly no hope 


expressions not whatever of his obtaining a similar situation 


But syiWttn issue was deserve? and A me ric i). d’ln? deeply though tful hoeomc 


used to imlieute a common place of sepul- in the town., llis determination was, how- 
•lire; since ninny of them were hurled wide over, soon made; anil- notwithstanding tho 


richly deserved. With the intolerable,, os- I yet more profound, the shallow’ still more su- !lf,su . ndoiv ^ ,0 exclamations of Jacob and earnest 


)n made : and* notwithstanding tho 
remonstrances of his young friends, 


sumptions and impudent iinlitt’creuoo'of Homo, pertieial. It is tlie ago of conflict auil of 1 )uvl 'l. when hearing of tlio loss of their who entreated him not to ruin himself, he 
which has called forth from the indignation transition, lint all these strifes and oner- e ' 1 ‘' , * n ' n - loach- the snmo lesson. In the (irmly, yet respectfully, mndo known to his 
of llritaini the inadequate, hut yet significant gies, disorderly as they may seem to us in I" l f |ll, lo of the unjust steward, it is -said that employers that ho could not’ work on the 


Ho weepeth. ' , men* mine pi 

Strange ! Why weep ? Ib ho ashamed of wo°nu 

.Ills message, „f his Master, or of his work? oun ^ 
h -n°- ‘Never was there. suoh it mossngo, ni b u i„, lu ,, 
such a master, nr suiih a world Why, thon, _ 

doos howqcp ! He woops for himself. He .i,,, nhwloti.n 
feels so disqualified, bo unfit, so unworthy, so • Hi 
inadequate to tho task. T S 

He weens for his dear nnnnln ll.a o), Awn i. 


hamed an, namely, that during his ooni 
ment in tho prison of Bagdad, when he i 
ho read over the Koran sevtn Ihotuand tl i 
That wo may eee, says Dr. Plumer, » 
can bo dpne in beooming acquainted with 
Bible, let us look at a few fitete. Xawl 
tolls of one who had his eyea bunt on 
tho Diocletian peaeeeution, and who npq, 
m a public assembly the ret/ words of 8 1 
turo with as nuioh accuracy ae if he had ! 


' weeps for his dear people. His •• bowel. of 

10 or dying men.” They have not alt ZTJJTJL f. 


and warning responso of tlio “ Fcclesiastieal their Working, are preparing the way for the 
Titles Bill ,” 1 not only still unrevoked by the earning of the Final Hqign. “Truth is 
intrusive and presumptuous Pontitf: lntt open? mighty, and will prevail.’’ “The kingdoms 


ly and detiantly persisted . in. : with Popish of this world shall become the kingdoms of K 0U1 ^ a ^ 80 recognize each other ? 

wronifd norninst Itritiuli diilt'inclii alum* in ailii*- HUP f.nril. nn<l nf liio ritrial nml li.> cl...ll hlftod tllC bereaved J llCSSulonii 


B u,jUHgu ut iu CH u uungD. A ^ wrongfl against British Subjects, done in obo 

it 0 late years so accustomed to the tyran- ^ t „ , y stil \ unrc d r css...l. am 
mil audacity ofjtonun whenever and I1Ilncknowle(1 , . witU BUch a Hpecimt . n 


L»bo- our Lord, and of his Christ, and he shall 
and reign lor evl'r artd ever.’’ 


«ver it has been possible for her auda- 
a«ly to tjranni'/.e, that even an ailto Ha fc\ 
Knragain, after the lapse of ages, such a 
Dgwere to be enacted, would excite no 
y OTerwlielming emotion amongst us. Our 
ferity, reading of such coses as those of 
ifciardjni and tho Madiai, as wo now read 


unacknowledged : with such a specimen of 
popish tyranny . and reinorselctjsness before his 


death of Wellington’. 

The death -of the great Huke has given us 


very - oyes, as. the ease of tl.e Madiai, Mr „„ cmpliatie less-n on tlio vanity of all earth- 
Henry liuUvor is to hie k Home, to eonsili- | y honeirs. The greatest mtfi.e in the world 
ate, forsooth !-to coax ami eoinpliment-tlie is n „ w nu morer . , | un „ rd H nc,,ualled in lustre 
Romish Sec ! Oh! fof an hour of Cromwell, u„d number have now no claimant. 'Where 
to show Britain how Buch nll'airs ought to he u ii i,„ 


tho charitable will he welcomed to heaven Lord's day. “ Very well, thon tho matter is '7,7^ 771 i iTm - younger was so (amili&r with t 

by those whom they have herrienfled. Lax- settled," was the brief reply. Nothing morO ^ ropemt, ya shall all likewise per- that ho .made It a subject oi 

arus was recognised by Dives ; will not the was said : tho master turned on his heel, “ in h? d ° 0thctwl * Q thau wee P I<* thooldbjshops, a.i'fbel»fa* 

good also rccognizo each other ? Paul corn- -though not without a secret consciousness mnr . P t Augustino says that after id. 

forto.1 the horeaved Thossaloniaus by tho that tlio p lace of the young man would not ‘® ^' Te 0 P 8 0T . er many or tho dear youth of o,^. to relish ‘ «tsn 

assurance (l Tims. 4 : 13, ) that they should he readily' supplied ; and tl. "discharged jour- ^ vOrito author, ^ 

again behold tho departed, and be united neyman went slowly to his lodging hoping, . 0 80rol y m Oonsidoration of tho agod his pure delight. , TfirtfiUw'i 

with them and with the Lord forever : and us ho turned round^ho Corner an", passed his U«o In mdlmihfl- Sffta 

also declared, that those who had been con- the door of tho baking house, that he might J 7 f,o T P wk woe ’ ^ mit{od largo 

verted through his ministry, would ho a cause hoar tho voice of his master’ calling Id... to ^ tho T loarhod all Paul's EpUttsslf 


yearn O'er dying men." They have not all fm . i„ 

obeyed tho gospel ; and tho Savior lays 1 “Ho !" 

“ CI 00 I |1 y° y® shall all likewise per- ?T ^ 

Buch 1 CaD 1,0 dc othctw “ 0 thaa wee P ** tho pill bishops, as?f be haa «« 

Ho rmpe oyer many of tho dear youth of ‘tSn 

ns charge, over many heads of families, and* 


vorite author, and that ib# 


i g ii uko “tvs given us also deehired. that those who luul been con- the door 
a on till, vanity of all earth- ver , ei i through Ids ministry, would ho a cause hoar tho 
;rcutest mffne iu the world 0 f rejoicing to him ut tlio coming of Jesus return.' 

I lonors unci|ualled in lustro Christ 


'"'“"oui auu mu iiitiuiiit, ao nu nun iuiu ■ i , 

ieuuttjrs chronicled by Foxe, will feel 111 ,m b IJI • 

, , . . , lounced not doubt that this aflair will 

» toued and indignant by far, at such . , 

,, . , indelmitelyaugmenttheimiioiailaritv.alreii- 

raities than wo do, and no doubt, in the , . . ‘ 1 . • . . 

iwnuncmoratcd by Foxe, the burnings ^ ;»l ei™Hv great, of our foratgn nmnster 

hum, and the cruel persecutions of lurJAlalnlasba ^' 

Up Of Spain, excited little ...ore feeling • I'HOOUEss or ascu.mmsm. 

“E tho Protestants of Kurope, than is now Wliilo Popery is-thus developing, under its 
lb J *hoso who read of the erifel fato of the own name abroad : at home, under tho guise 
k,. J of Anglicanism, it has bet* i enacting horrors 

Weed, we take into account thb stipe- different indeed, but not loss fearful. The 
f Wiglitcamcnt, refinement, nnd humanity worst impurities of the Romish confessional 
Mpreseut age, as compared with that of M vc ^ een exceeded in tho examinations by 
f ind Mary, If we remember .that that tllc * !ov - Jlr - Pryune, a oiorgymaii of Devon- 


and number have now P v 0 claimant. W here lf it i.#ohjeoted, to fids view, that the fttit ," J the 
are all those things winch he possessed hj knowledge, that some of their friends arc , “ \o r „ 
Man dictl, and g.vetli up tl.e ghost, aud 1 M , wimld immir tbo t,, inr)lnosa „ f lllo , l , 0 ™ m 


iffieogo when torturo vvurf the .customary I ,ort ' in tllc Sonth-wostorn diocese, over which 1 1,0 lu,l "' rt ' u,ln R leaves his home for 
^ «f examining tlio suspected, even in Bishop Philpott presides, of- girls of twelve Wvo years, to take charge of settling, on/he- 
■•a. and that the principles of religious' yc®™ old, placed under the charge Bf the fa- 1,u, ‘ " f . tl "' l onfureiiee, the terms of 

ntion were at that time altogether un- mQUS or infamous “ Sisters of Mercy ,' 1 estah- connexion between the Jliitish and Australian 
*"fc'the "florid — while the present is the lis,le d > u that town. These abominations have *- onlort-neo, and tlio eouditioii uf the latter's 
i is every civilised, orevon imrtlv civilize, I bo?** full .v investigated, uml the facts ollngod, ll > dl 'l" m lcney. 


wur.RE i< iii: ! 

“ Vain his ambition, noise atod show, 

Vajn an; tin* cares which rack his mind; 

He heaps upTroasures mixed with woe, 

And dies, iind leaves them nil behind.’’ 

“ (Mi ! ho a nobler portion mine — 

My God, I byw before thy tlmjWe. 

Earth's Hooting treasures I resign, 

And lix my hopes "ii tlico ulouc.” 

THE NEW CONEKRENCES. 

Hut* Ausiraliun dc])ututiou has set sail. 

I ho Kbv. Hubert \ uung leaves his borne for 
t\V“ years, to take, ejuirge of settling, on;bc- 
imil of tho Uritiidi ('uiiforonee, the terms of- 


rrr* 7 r*" can ho l,uk **op ^ asks, mottim* £ * ira 

!ftr the voico of lire master calling, lum to who urn flnnim* u i« \ ^ J Icarnodall Paul's Episfcl 

turn Who are fleeing from tho wrath to conic,” o bl tfmt ^ ^ ^ 

,1 1 „ , ■ ""'l themsolves unto God and to his 

One week then passed, then another: the church ? no coulu repeat tnem in t 

i tl. ol the young man was sorely tried, Ho see. the day fast approaching when ho 

it ho romomborod tlio promises of the must meet them at tho Imr of God as a wit, f T J T 

>rd, and took courage. At length, when nnw* mmimif iim... ;r n,„ — L xi._ one oi tuo molt inaeiatig 




7 thoir fri mU ** 7”« T ^ ^ ^ ^ a PP-ohin e wh.n h 6 

lust, would impair the happiness of tlm 1 1^1 !’ aiT i,. -. '! mu,t moot ‘ ha “ bar of God as a wit- 

siived it may be answered Unit we will have hi. ravings were 3;' exhausted, "he’ wmte K ^ * 

•’ , ho was going .to .Southampton, in quest of tears for them but God's 

I Mil ill, rail no sjmpa ly or the ft situation, probably from thcnco to Sulis- .Such a minister "shall not labor in vain 
r ; . ' l 0 <^ l wtry ucipucscoh, 1 , bury , , llld that, in tho event of his not sue nor spend his strength ^ L JoST andTn 

• 1 81 n cn ' 11 com t uimt ion, just us the eroding, ’ho should return in' about a week, vain." He “ shall doubtless conto attain with 

L ' 1 T’ r 08 ervi “4 ‘heir Uoi woduess" when somo. This dono, ho proceeded to put the letter in rejoicing, bringing his shooves with him.” 

I linng lom e u.m icir ng , estate, tho post office, aud had noarly reached tho All exporioncc, all olisorvation, and the word 
A id even the presenoe of our earthly asso- ^ whon ,,• beekoncd tt0rW s .the of tied oonfir^lt. The Jd ho sow! Zl 
>a is. 1 urns c rtnicin Jired, is not the stl . cot , IU1 elderly tradesman, Who asked not ho lost. Tho ohodionoo tho merits, tho 
! hWmC f 1,im if he t?«t a’ situation. f.„ being intercession, tho power of hi. ml, and 


iru. »uu_wecpot„ wnoro no oyo soot, ins ^ they , peak, would W 
tears for them but God s . thora j ]earnt b _ heart dlnieits 

. ueh II iimiistor “ shall not labor in vain, of wUeJl itudyf althinlBii in t 
nor spend his strength for nought and in 1)art w M Jo»t, vet the swoot . 


And even tho presence of our earthly asso- 
elates, .it must be remembered, is not tlk 
chief source of heavenly happiness, \Y*c 
shall be chiefly happy because our homo it 


oia ou-uugui tor nougni ana in nA «t 

ceodmg.Tio should return in about a week, vain." He “ shall doubtless come again with I .hMl carrv- With m 7 

This dono, ho proceeded to put the letter in rejoicing, bringing his shooves with him.", j oh „’Ha r toD ■ - 

tho jMRtt office, and had nearly reached the All exporioncc, all olisorvation, andthoword book of God so much 

place, when lie was beekoncd across the ofGodeonfirm.it. The soed ho sows shall bafom him nlwht .ml fa? a 

hwt. Tho ohodionoo tho merits, tho m an used to rood three ehanti 

ssion, tho power of his master, and- ovor . a— - hk bonded 


e 'for ,,e r“rr UOWO w ftMworod in tho negailyc, tho baker, for srisel.' the faithfulness of God to his Son, secure him ovo ^ ^ ^ bond * d 

n:he- ttls ® 1,10 l*omo L^Ut. Baptist. ho was, said as follows : " Well, 1 have hoc,, fruit to his ministry. Without dXuoh a 


""ib the florid — while the present is the H-shed in that town. These abominations have 
’““every civilised, or oven partly civilized l)u . en ful, . v investigated, and the faeU alleged. 
Ut J i 1 urkoy not excepted, ir/iere Popery ubundantly ostablished in an extra judieial 
tyPfrMwl its strongholds, of almost owwination hold boforo tho Bishop of the 
‘^1 toleration, and ; a BOmo C1UI0S un _ diqcese, tho detuils of which, horrible and 


two years,, to take charge of settling, oni-bc, o^.m.s, Ml ,u as lui.ows . .. en, i nave ueeu irun eo ms ministry. Without d»nht suoh a road a small Dooket Blbls at 

half of the dlritisii Conforeiiee, the terms of- flunking about retiring from thn cares nf sower shall roup a glorious harvest;' his tears twenty times over ltoaer I 

connexion between the jliitish and Australian MINISTER’S SALARIES; business lor some time past. I have no fum- shall ho sucooeded by joy and rojoiouig. Tho whole Bible thrimffh'tnS- 

Conferenee, and tlio condition uf the latter's By, and have acquired sufficient to take me harvest shall ho, shouted hoipo. The ransomed William Rowain studied n( 

independency. I hie .of the worst evils, on the whole, in to my journey's end ; 'so, if you fool inclined of tho Lord shall return, and oomo to Zion hie for tho last thirty or fin 

The French Conferenee has met, and made 1,10 relation between pastor and people, is the to take my business, you shall have it." The with songs, ajid everlasting joy upon their jjf e Jo b n Buyss OM (rf 41 

some judicious arrangements, as well as some failure to secure for him pecuniary indojicn- young man unsvyered that lie would gludly heads ; they shall obtain joy and gladness, our gj b j c btld %71d all tit* 

noble stterilieos. lhit of this, J. I'. i.\ will donee, whin tho peoplo nro able to do so. enibraco such a fltvorablo offer, but having and sorrow and sighing shall flco away. ha was five years old ■ his 


sacrifices, lint of this, J. I’. C 


Pofitio.il laxity, SO far as religious Jousting beyond conception, have been pub- tell you, Us also of the strides 'by which the lianl| y ""’l^tand how any one no. her relations nor friends to assist hip. Wlmt joy among tho angel, of heaven at trough twelve times. I 

h*“ff>oeaccrnod, and the age morco- li8l,cJ at lur K° •» the daily papers, and yet Bnnpc-.Tresidciit advances towards in. peri- 8l,uuld fal1 tu 800 t1 "' " n this Bul 'j a «t, or s'>H>c>ent capital, he should not ho able tho Savior s birth, in prosppot of tho joy of ^ 6f „ b — U wit 

hte>tfieeri«m41oodo and processes of the l'rotestant (!) Bishop of Kxeter. lms Jared, *Km*. N. V. Jo i«ractu>« it, did we not see some lau.onta- " J,) su - ‘ W°U,, have thought that mat- shouting homo tins harvest of God's redeemed Bible had’ been taVtittwl 

\f *«. country have been disarmed or without question!, ig the facts, not only to ex- — ble examples to tho eontrary. The law anx- «r over too/ replied the tradesman and ones-atFho prod.gals return i wfiat, joy- to bita 

tfioir anoim.i „,„„u , , ■ ... oulnate but stromflv to eomninml ti„. .. 1 ..,- , '. ^ lously provides fur tho independence of the the difliculty can bo easily got over. Let the tlio ligurt of tho convert what! joy— to tho th«« tW Ml'] 

those eireinnstauoeson Umono gyman, raying that he thought ho had dime J'fiW- {* .»'«{! u-afleqaatc “took bo valued by mutual friends, and un clinch of Christ what joy^to tho minister 4* remark.bto.iR 

'Ho. the other fairly into account we «*<> more than his duty, and that it was vcr,y week. K i y es us t !,e>, rUeiilara ol one „f the most f"'*' a ' lJ . lur,)lddln R tu dl "“"'‘“I“> d '^T *" d 7 ’ , ° “*** J ° y ’ Soriph.ro qs he had ' 

' l Wy(»ncludo tl,„i . 1 ■■ liltelv bv means of such inmiirh.s .,,,1 |' ov " , '" l 1 g mslnuecs that Inis yet come to our during the term for which they arc cornmis- " ,la11 pay mo by instalments. I know that May all who sow the precious soed, so sow . ' 

• h° fffliomnation ki y by mums oU U ol. mqum..s and oxam- knowledge, of ,l,e crime 1 fnl'u.i.y in which sioned. Our organic law, both in s'eriht.iro you area young man of sound principles, in tears, nnd reap thus in joy., fChristian ' v - n '" 

. *Wi to Ignoniinv nnd tho millnvs. muttons (lUthough convoying thought* lar that most stin.h ,.f all imnostnriw. Sidriii.oi . ur organm mw, ooui in scnptUH j j b i » 1 j»y. |>unsuaa Various DroRKs or to 


hie for the last thirty or Corty 
life. John Bpyae, om of th* * 
our Bible, had reod *11 the 
1 m was five years old; Jijs 


wo concerned, and tlio uge, morco- usu«d at largo in tho dally papers, and yol 
?WP (be criminal codo and processes of t *‘° l’rotestant (!) llishop of Kxeter, lms dared, 
.county havo boon didarmed of withoufc.qiioBtj^iipg tliofaots, not only to ox- 
ytllflioir unoiout cruelty of rigor; if flulRIttc, hut strongly to commend the eler- 


to ignominy and tho galleys, muttons (although conveying thoughts far 
TW P««t»ing and reading tho word of too beastly for a brothol, into tlio minds of 
gross and outragoous on uo't of tender children) that snub girls might have 
and oruelty as any martyr- ,J , L ' eu “ avcd l ’ r "“ 1 “'tmy sins’ The Bishop of 
undor Mary, or as any however, must hear of this again '. 

Xwjlyhilip. Nay, making allowances imiasks or in'i'iiiki.itv# 

•W&ni li,r° * U I ,01 ' ud,l > *“ it no* tts Strange, indeed, are tlie times in which we 
MUmuous an ant. na i. u- . ... . -» 


revelling ‘hislnuees tlmt Inis yet cenio to our during the term for which they arc emninis- 
kiioulcilge, of the orime nail intiiiay in which sioned. Our organic law, both in seriliture y ou 
tlmt most stupid nil impostures, (Iph'ituiil , .. ■ , .* i ■ „ ni i 

ltnpperisiii, so Ire, j, leal ly involves ils •IciiientCd U " J PP 8 Ututlon, IS no leavjHirtioular us k “ 


Christ, to God, and to angels, what joy ! 
May all who sow the precious soed, so sow 
tears, and reap thus in joy., [Christian 


, . ui ,,o anv bitteter, howover, must hear of this again ! , . , „ — 



•Wand 1 r ^ lltJ *Strang(‘, indeed, nro the timed ill which we linil>, howover, tlmt tlio folly i« dpreading 

C»hl i 'mousun act ns tlie'burning live ; much, it' must he owned there is of au,0 . u S »'vsj«cctul,l« mid religious people ef the 

““*4 Jerouio hv thn tnirlrlln . . ... . . ,. , , ... 2L ,WBIthgt,ftfft . anil of , .- r 1 , 1 1 . u , visluilill'y 1 , 11.1 

*fi»OALulsinn rn 0 - ,Illddle ' ,l gu fibun- good— mope, liy fur, lliali in any formet<ftge ; unsettled aiiads, It is.inie. Iiut il is importuni 

f2jt p ‘ unot the Jews by Ferdinand hut how mueli, also, of evil, and how that they should, if possible, ho readmit nlid 

"'1, " strangely intermingled, It is the' ago of 8 " v, i l1 ' Ami tu that end, iluj etatoiiients herein 

,• WWktaxt isiiipms,,,... I " 1 • . ,, . *» , Hill'll, ably nut he wholly without -effect. 

•j be* "indifli.,,.; , • ‘ " , zealous nnd missionary I rotestiintism, liut The person who , eoiiiniiyiientes the facts to 


vietiiiis. la giving puldieity t.i su distressing a tho clergy. They are to he kept free from 
... , narrative, the (Ihsetyer says it lin- lieen "in- worldly cure and auxie'.y. As a general rule, 

Bishop Of rimed to Suppose until Intel y. Hint the class of ,1 J h , . , ,,' 

igain! .minds whioli a pnper of its 'eeligious olmracter tl,cy aru not B0 ko P‘ J bey nro dejected by 


;hoy arc emninis- slmb P ll y “to by instalments. I know tlmt May all who sow the precious 
loth in scripture y ou aro 11 young' man of Bound principles, in tears, and reap thus in joy, 
particular us to imd therefore 1 will uudertako to rocommend Intelligouoer. 

, o' kept free from y ou t0 those with whom 1 liavo boon in the „ 

Is a general rule, b»Ut of dealing, as well as to those who „ uw | Q VnuH u , 
nro delected 1W deal with me. Never loar : do as 1 liavo . . , „ , . ,, 


Bible had been lost, the whqlo 
hoen reeOTorod ftxim tlieii 
short, was there erar-aa , 


.Seripturo a* he had 


«pl 

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lie 








they arc not bo kopt. They aro dbjbctod by de, “ with me. Never toar; do a* I havo 

mmses os , SWDF , , TV # n iieavs « ,,s net likely („ he nsiehed by sqstu- pecuniary responsibilities they cannot meet, d «ne heforo-'- trust in divine Providence, and dogiw> . of wtlting botU)r tb#n , cft „ ,, , difference Wy exist Won* 

pUlim'l tian^mrom an impr.Mliun aa tins.!* The or by -sacrificed they ought not to make, you will do well. tormented, buy I with the doniro of nroach- oooiotv hero thprn will kT 

Uvo ? tl Vfl . ,iC -‘ -f a 7,in g r'e7VeeuhlJ a mi^ Thuir lau,ilk ' 8 lirc oftcn porplexeil beyond . The agreement was made at once, and tlie- ^ better' tl.an^ I can. But I have no wish that, howevw halting andhc 

her », v " wc il kt'r t e t ri , aud.uf. eredulims, vision',, ry and measure, evou to provide for the necessaries young man returned to his lodging iu high fur finCi protty sormons. Prettinoss is well along the eburao iniv 

Lf ,.„ w miL; , r an 7 fur '" C ,^l"° ' Z('Vle»To,A,j S 7 '! 2 i, l j„ Ut h 1 13 i W r ,. ll J > ! ° nilb ’"' hil ° very few are able to purchase spirits; it was no longer needful to sot out enough when it is in its nlaco. Illko to eee together at the goal. 


lan Various Dxonnis or Kuturk 
'; r Perhaps there is nothing more •*" 
there is nothing more lolling at 
“I than tow and relaxed notions of 



,7 : ' ‘ , am tormented," said ltobert Hall, “with tho holltiose ; than the supposition, - 

done before— trust in divine Providence, and dcaire of wr ; ting botUir tb#n , cfln ,„ , um di ff er oaoo biay oxtot 


, EWTttTAkT IXDiri'E; 
e,ll ?*r ladiir, 


the books wliieli are tlio very tools with which for Southampton, nor yet to ask his friends to 


enough when it is in Its placo. I like to see 
a protty shild, a pretty flower ; but in ser- 


together at the goal, 
Of a similar prixo. ° 


Sf : 


' a ?W uulifl'i, " , . Zl , il ^' UH and , 11 >““i*nary 1 rotestiintism, tout i no person who njiminyi Unites tlie facts Iu and sigh for mental food, but do not deem It wrote tu them, indeed, and on the snmo day 

'N public to ii,utS“» 18 th ° ulsotl ^ ll B® ot ^opening, strengthening, and p l ; 8t '!;™ r ' h.r mere tli.in „ year lie had honest ft. go iu debt oven for what soems in- Imt liis letter told only of joy and thankful 
’I , 1 ' 8 religions iourmiGT^l ° ? l .! nW '. 8 P r j >al ‘"j? °B 0 I T' ■ t,ll) ® 8 ® ot “‘erensed and w |,| t .|, 4 .,| nr |„_ “ b * pMt\tiuli'ir"*ume<l Vtorm dis P 0 n 8 ‘fi l0 to their preparation for the pulpit, ness. In about a. .fortnight ho oommencocl 
,£|>Z .’ , Htfcfihl , , , ln . eC , yp oxtendod “P'^biality of .feeling and inllu- that seemed to bullfo medieiil skill, aud death Worn out by long continued labor, they are business, and shortly after married avert 


they work. They filel their minds dwarfing, look out for a situation on his account ; ho mons prettinoss is out of pliuo. To my ear ness imagined to ’ 
and sigh for mental food, hut do not deem it wrote to them, indeed, and on tho samo day, would bo any thing hut commendation, it expands tho 

1 ..I «L. * . J . i\._ .-1... A. • . I ..A 1.: . 1 .11. _ A. .1.1 1 .i ..P 1 1 Al . . . .. . ’ . MV, 


•4- 


in uhout 


r’feo; u,Ht fcohlo .und strninod 


f only ol joy and thuiiklul- „liould it bo suid to me, “ Vou liavo given us alike capacious,, 
a .furtnight bo commenced ft pretty sormon." If 1 wero put upon trial und running ojiil 


" P re ““i if indeed it eliauco ding infldclity. 
P*** at all. // nd all that tho religious muiim' 

’•' tm08t f; rt3ul ' tll 1 ° In" the liiglie 

iSSr e ’ Can aa ' C °' mi ’* WU t0W ; U ; ds alien,, which, , 
J^Wous mdignat, " n «ven of the (jf t , ,, ll)6illlu 


is tlio once, hut at tlio sam.o time tho ago of advtin- iihuie seetoed i.ipromiso u eorlniii ’and speedy hlumod 


1 ‘■w'f.iK. lir..""’ ti» wife’ of n The temptation to bo too oomptoisant ,to ho flourishing tradesman, with n good prospect argume’nt honoath a profusion of tho flowers Charm, the cnemy of all i* - ' 

bnitlier/ivlio is nhsenl in California, ctiine IVnni rich, frets tlid honest hearted minister, und of retiring from business ut no distuut pe- of his rhetoric, I would ray to him, "But, ohunts many, and lead# jhi 

Sliq 1 ^- jViuuol ’t. 7 ho ll 'i' W "if '"’"p e 1,8 " visil ' perhaps leads him to the opposite extrema of riod. ( Servant s Magazine. man, you onto more for your vanity than for of letho. However tot*l I 

frssed Is. in e.«»taA?t r SSS^ withdhi ^“"“rtesy. Worse than all, perhaps he , ' . my hanging, fut yourself in my pbwo— j wide,, its spread, it cannot be 

Sjlil'it 1 Wmi bl—uiaiii.b, I timi spirits of departed begins to cherish barfl. feelings towards his, apeak in view of the gallows, and you vyill tiv* inHirmaHtm fnn>ialM 4 i , -~ 

liu ii.! n , 1 wTit7'tV7iii a ! l ,ii aiUa itV^'i’ a,ltI • 1 J, *.’)! Cll .fi'' 1 ' fl'mk. Hero nro people, he feels, who are i Tin: Wav to Lkarn.— L efi tho InfiJol Ujll your story plainly and earnestly^" 1 fur it appears to nle as If' 

effort un her pnrt. 1 ' Sl'iVtiirricd'a wera^u'nif'rb- l ,(,r|-, -’ ctl y .-JtW". without distressing thomsclvcs, 1 aliandoii his irksome superiority over the havo no objection to a lady winding a. sword slve Spirit bad foreaean th* 

tunic, I. At Hint time, to all human npponv- this mountain weight uf pecuniary I brute, if such is his will ; hut our lossou has with ribbons, and studding it with roses, used the weans of prevent! 

(UlCOi a* VIH'V few iliLVH fit. mriMt. wi.nl.l i ,.ir l.! u l. n «.l tl. aw ..rill .... i a i.a .. i iv: _ • _a1a..a^ At tl./. ...i i . .. t . t l iS.a -1 a53E#t7 


at by long continued labor, they aro business, and shortly after married a very f ur niy Hf Cl and myjidvocato should aonusc hnppy, and 
if they take a summer journey, rcspcctublo young woman. Ho is now a the jury with tropes and figures, to bury his Thus, by 


iod all as ha] 
by a goklea 


A ttutHi-a ,.r , 1 . lcu 8 aa l K of tlio plausible veil it wears, is, when closely, ! ’M"''" IVqrld— ubuiued tlmt spirits of ilenarted 

fiule * a r W nation is e°ii.\ D w9jl v ®' oxamincdi ll8 f ou l-fentured and malign a 1 I:;:"’!'': u„.l ^..ve.ni'.i' 

, *• A few fool as they oug'M to irit f .. .... l! iaad * ,u< ' 'fioni out, without nuy physios I 

aro littir. a i . ? • 


-nuiAtaw/. v.'ai v 15 i »|uni* oi evil as ivioore 

lelesJ , ° n,ore vthu., j.idifl'ereiu. Khorassun, Is battling w 
. “N let the matter ho but onefc . , b ., 


as Moore's veiled l’ropluit of | effort un her purl. 


breugio i tlU "' attor fi® * jut ono ^ earnest piety, in the high plaeos.of the land 
|, h‘t homo to tlio British mind 

‘fi® roeoluto indignation of 

mtu„ i ' with which that of Frot- Tlio lower classos are tu un appahng ex 


iiium;si ciaAdsks— ; pantheism. u.rotL.dr,' 'who \* a Lsont in (- alifurula, camo IVoia rich, irota tho hoi 

In'tlio higher classes, I’mitlieistie spiritu- “.‘[‘'■‘i "! 1 h " 1 ' 1 «f the Suite to nialic us u visit, perhaps lends him 
• | • , , . , . • • i ^ • •‘iHiiotl to ho ii writiiiir uioiliuiii, aud nvo- r , iir 

ism, which, notwithstanding tho insdiues fussed constant coimimnicati on with. the d " icl “ lrtts > r ' " l,r 


«iut, without nuy phymonl 
.Slio tarried a week and re- 


v 'XT 


fitli true, simple and I turned. At ihnt time, to ell huraan „ 


®AUt tt t * --™.uvu iuu.gimuuu ui > i • , 

land Homin' " ' l1 ' " l * lat . V* 0 . a asUL8 aro W a l!l l ' l fi |l b c! ‘ I inform him ol tlio precise tiiiio of( mydeemse. such feelings, ho can, with go 

TwilU i ICau Au ’®r*®a will surely ho *«nt given over tu a lmrd-licaded aud hard- Accordingly .alter ^tlm lapse,,! about twmwoeks, fulfil his imstorul duties ' It 
l * Rialto itself heard aud felt in tlio hearted' material and atheistic sdepticisin ; | herceeivestl, rough the post otlice u Jung letter „.i r„ 


m'v Miihly^'exlste* Y,* ut , mo8t 'y ua *‘* "'riuiimie responsibility off his heart, and they will not been taught in u loftier institute; At the wlieu she presents it to hor hero lover; Imt clearer froin , the divine 

0 V tlii' 7 'u 7 n'cne a 7 ’of a 'l,!'i' B 'm^ 80 mao1 * 118 touch it with one of their lingers, lout of tho cross, in all huiilility aud adorn- in the day of buttle he will tear away tho isteneo qf different dan 

agree, I to find out by the spirits, und write mi, I Must ho not ho almost superhuman, if, with tion, wi: liuvu learned at once the depth and uriiuincuts, and use a nuked edge ou tho we labor not' we sL. 


gentle tenderness, tlio height of human nature; aud wo havo ouomy. 
It is most difficult learned to think ull wisdom hut foolishness 


** *®4 PonLi, „ , • . UH lu l ' in her liiiud-wTritiiig, duteil “Snlrit Woelil ” nml tOtsehopl.hu heart to lovo for tho brethren, 

^ fite Grand ® f 11,0 P ott y prince, 3* ' - er '°[ 0 liui^un tiiig to have been written through her to who, ho somotiinos says bitterly within him, 

five of '„ Uko of 1 U8cuu y auJ hl lll ° y . 7.7 “J7: U4 “ n “ 3 J * 0 ** 1 ? 1 t0 uto«u»' d are starving his family; nnd to kind feeling 


nml totBchnpl bis heart to lovo for tlio beotliren, for' the knowlodgo of Christ ; all purity but I’iikcahation roll Dkatii.-—' A fter oelc- 


that our reward 
works ; that W ' 
und that o*r ■*_, 


H Co1 Homo. * bear in’fnvor .of their regeneration and clevn- Inftdel doe'frine, euiiotioning’fiBseliiioii uiui j' u ! 

u ■“V^unyiOR ok liEMOKsTBiNci. tlou asift this moment. * contion, mid other nnli-ohristiiiii senli/nejits ut 

■••auae u i JloI>8rUA “ Lt . " • , winch my very snul jsrolls.- . - •* ’ » 

l*ngiceMf' * :cordunco with a resolution mnuus classes — speculation. flic next we hear rtptu this .isisgtiided sliiter 

fi W7° U • U, ° fi' van B®fical Alliance, The middld* classes are. perhaps, on tho “ l,c ’’J" th® si'mlts, 

ww meeting in Atui.i:., i . .. , , , . .. . that she must take a cerium young man named 

Nags* the/ , r 7 ,j ’4 deputation whole, hotter informed, bettor principled, and for her spiritual llnsbitud, and they "(the 

'fi'fieVnoLl " Rodorrand Cavern, more influenced by a real religious senso, spirits) would marry them, uml strange „n,l iu- 


“TA'IIOH OK HLM0N8TUANCE. 




who, lio BomctimuB Hays bitterly within him, 1 win, unwashed by hia atoiiemont; all hope in b rating the holy tmpiier, Christ retired into precisely 

intidel 'doctrine, sanctioning ‘fatocllood' and j'e: ar0 “ tarvin K )li8 fa ”'i 1 yi and t0 fii» d fooilng earth, of all hopes tIM mos. miserable, hut in tl.e gardenkiprojmre himsclf.with'gwater rauBl^fcpgwwflr 

oeption, und other nnti-olirfiftiiu sentiimmta at ur 1 1080 wll °' 1,0 ,lllnks ' do “ ot 8 y*upathlzu tlie i'uitli of his blessed resurrection; content solemnity, for his approaching death. Hence will b»ye 1®«* PM 1 Wf , . 

Which my very soul J'stfills., • • <’■■*» witli the sevortsf tfbubleS of liis tot'. Tho to hear the struggles uf life, at hia oommand ; wa learn, that whenever wo havo u proepoet > eiy&g Umm> I eenidiw 

• ?' 1 <: ^v.bcsr. IF 1 ’ 11 ' il 1 ' 8 .isisguijcf eliiui. prayers of 'his flock for him sohiotimes sound and submitting to the grave with a conscious- of cub change at hand, we should not ooa- must ’aud will prevail, 

tliutshe umst 8 |ake n * certui^young man n'amlri liko m 0 «fi 0 7 1 “ ud their RtoM"** of lovo ness that it can sting no more “sown In tent ourselves with habitual preparation, bat ***** *wffif ** 0 ** *6 W 

, for hor spiritual husband, uud they, (Uio to him, und to tho cause of Christ, Bend a corruption, to ho raised in inoerruptfon/ sown use a mure, aulcn u i . distgnid . ami mitiinl.pre - ran ofl Hira I h e ran- tarJto;? 

spirits) would marry then 1 , uud striingc ,,, 1,1 iu- pang to his liourf. Gladly would lio ongugo in dishonor, to he raised in glory; sow* in paration lor it. O/ir, l.ord, no ° r ‘ U8 , c “*fi v.? 


ttoblffi. 1 * «... — mine imiuuuwu u ruiu rmigiuua buubo, mom, uuu oiruugw uuu iu- pang to ilOart. Ijriaaiy WGUIU HO engago ill UIBlionor, to DO nilBcd in glory; »OWI\ IU l>aruuuu i or IV, yur< l.uru, no 

Kin„ , f a .? f hlgh flfiftraeter, and tlian|it any formor period ; yet even hero, it farae^u^^Bnlrltual iu un y othor pursuit, which would support weakuoss, to be ;ai#ed in power." [Key. 0. always in readiness for that which he ki 

■ fifisjiM, B. 1 wt9pr«eeaiit in etill true tlmt tfie Butitieu ov«iUw vi Marriage, ” mtU uuvtUw rnuu'ii lawful rtU'v. A liuuily, but he ciurnot see his way clear to CToly. was tbs great xwi of his Utcfcmatiwj i 


ulwayo iu readiness for that which ho know I late, I trust 

ytae Ut* great jB*tl of bis iuotruaticu j awl * nM, , tB*y> 










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Cljc tm ©titans Christian JllMratf. 


ORLEANS :' 


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SABBATH DECORATION. 

Tlift following camo tom last weok tliroiigli 
the l’o«t: f 

Norn K.—Tbo Hon. Clino. Gnyarre will nil- 
(Iron* tin- citizens of tlio pnrisb of l’ointo Cou- 
pee, nt the’ Ctmrt House, on Fuiiffaytho 2-ltli 

inat. 

Tho inlinbltnnf* generally, nro invited to 
attend. i 

I'oninte Coupon, Oolobor 22, 1852. 


MKX.l6n.ST PRESS. ' roT ^ poSm tlmT“you ^ , » TONB - H*“ to connection wdth n/in the nlnhtra- 

(ir.s. ( as 5 on Iutai. Abstinknpk. — Il>c arc achiatatLIiy tho spirit of fear, rather than Atthmp. i. Flight ok tiir Ton:.— Tht> following extra- °t the \V wd of Life, Ijrothora B. Tarrant 

liter of the Philadelphia Christian Advocuto t*io npiirit of 1 love, in your evil speaking ordinary story In told In tlio nmolal (imetto nf Savoy : and F. (trace. Urotlier/Craec, n promising i ymoulh > M1 "*S Al», o^ f 

. » • cgltinat u Cliuroh that seta you nn oxnmplo ‘AowJloat" «i''itcrfromaon™, i-iutix hnd »ctu- young man, will enter the Itinerant Hold the ?’« the Rov. E. Wj 8nuw V 

otes with joy the progress of I empp^nneo in of r.enl to savo those for whom ChriBt died Hint “ * MtteRlte 1° mako his escape from Porto D’Anilo, oniinimr Conference Tim romtlt „r thr Minimum, V ’"'®- 

lie West To be sure, aoniotl.in'g ought to it Were better to follow tlmn to traduce. S* T*™* 4 *"» «•«“««. *"■ **- "r the “f ^» 0 V 1 “ ™" U ° r ° ,r “cot- gj !l Society of ,/„ . 

h ... Impossibility c,f Retting nut of tho reach of Oupt .Oliver's mg was 11 wlutcs/Uonvcrted, some who bad ■ 

e doing in that region, whenoo tlio strcartls 1 'unkhai. Siirmoki.— T ho Buffalo Advocntc •*"»»•» which aMoftptnhd him under the imfoat of backslid wero redfiihncd and nmdo to rejoice Dear lluoTiit:n n r 


against, your Methodist brethren; nnd it 
might possibly lead you to suspect that you 
are actuated by tho spirit of fear, rather than 


unsteady corner stone. 


I had in connection with me in tho ininlstrn- 


tfrothors B. Tarrant 


DOMESTIC) 


notes with joy the progress of Tern 
the West To bo sure, something 
be doing in that region, whenoo th 


the Missionary Societ 
Smith .- . 


of rectified whiskey issue. The great men *nts tho following remarks on thiB duly cut, 
nnd tho small men are enlisted in this work which it wore well to taka diced to, not only 


IWlng him reepeSt. On the 14th, deni fiotle, tho Mnr. 
quls do Turffat, nnd M. Kn.flR-val hn,l. walled upon the 


, «•» •/». nmdo to rejoice Near Brother— u, rorc .. . j 

in God Ihoir Sflviour, This meeting was nig- I 'hall have commenced inv 1 rcick t( k| 
nnlized with tho mighty displays of tho power mission for this year I„ , ^ r °uo4 oj 

of (1ml l/.i.o... l ...a m«m1us~ .I.; . wWlhoR a. 


lief,,rc Hiisre.nl. ' 


NOTICE. 


of tbo AUbfttn* Conference, 
Marion, Will oall at the 


Avis. — L'Hhoiiornblo Ch. (inynrre fora un v niul working side hy side, heartily. The timo 1,1 sermons bijt obituaries. Kiflogy hero if 
dimnirs nux citoyciis do In l’ointO-Coupee, onmiot 1)0 firr when tbo existence of “liccnso not clearly just is extremely dangerous: 
hre. '' laws will be regarded and reprobated as ono > uneral sermons lower the standard of mo- 

Toua los habltftns sont invites d'y nssistcr. of tlio must glaring defects of our civilization. 1 niinisters who preach many ser- 

l’ointe Coupee, 22 0ctol.ro, 1852 *• ’ * b ' mens k„«i 


.... 1 i' ""Hen II. Mill lllf 

winch it wore well to iakc lrccd to, not only Pope nt CiwtleORnao!fo,forth«purconobfponiuRdlnKthp 

ill sermons but obituaries. KidncV bore if ""b; K«tWr to promssl to r.ris In enter toerowi, 

. , • ^ I.oulft Nnjiolfon. Tim timid coUjiftHloni of tho I’opo nt 

not clearly just 1 m extremely dangerous: onco nariwd him to uk« flight, n« ho hnddono in thn 


of Odd. 
wore addc 



winter of ISls.n Will. lilt, u-ninl wonkn"t>P, IMun I V. nn 
the following tiny, directed hits jtmrr^v to Porto I)'An*lo, 


Jroitrtcon whites and eight colored members reported last year .! IOn *° ttn 
ed to tlio Church. thirty accessions, which i 


^ jynre not altogether behind tho times in mfem 
tho /ilissionary cause; we have raised hy 8°P° 


ooiftpamotl r>y Tho enemies of our Lord v wroto oyer his 8 t a tements of several correspondents, ono of oft ® n when tfia eo’ngregatiori must know 
*h to givome cross an ncousatiou in three languages— Lntr- i.aiiinrr fmm .» enwa- , . 1 <T( ‘ were no fruits of . piety in the life. 


Our contemporary of Philadelphia refers to to preach every subject Jhfe to heuvei 


r I ; . v 'riw. . uirerieu urn jtmrnAv to rorro irAnxlu, mu / OMs^ionurv cause’ we have 

y' p.j • ... .. ppo^cll many ser- wlmron pnntincnt iitoBinor wns 10 rendnMfl to oonvdy Wfh suKscrintirin nn.l #.6 1 1 f 

mons of this kind generally mako it a point to Nnt>icM • fupjsonption and cash about !nO 


p 


comfort. W 
Phu.. P. Neklt. 
25. 


ii^viroea onu nenrew. i no uespisers ot ms “This>is (jTiite u moral place: thoroisvery one is siUliulcnt in the hands of the funeral t«' -tny.-.i ..t FiuiAtolno. iu us.mi stntlm 
holy (lay alike crucify, him afresh under li lijttle rowdying going on. And tlio reason is orator eulogist to open heaven to tho depar- j' 1 1’ertu liAn,,!,. ’ Thp I'opj .ml ill, .niL., nnljiiH 


polyglottal announcement. It is here printed very obvious: there is no public iiouso in tilt* «<)<\. The conclusion is that if such a life will 
. .. . , place at which liipmr is sold. Thorn is in- so infallibly end in- heaven. 1 am safe enough 

m french ana fengligh. deed, ono old hard case tlmt sells on tlio sly «s I am, and the sinner is left secure in sm. 


. hnd " nut ut IVirtn 1)’ A nr.ii) it iippcnrcil Hint iinnther rtenmer. 
tnow 1'lpH nn tin Tiber for tlm (eervlco of the French, illy 

i lifo. vifiSon - n "d i*-’ cnnimiindt'd liy Onpt. Oliver, hint aeroinm<- 
lyintr th" pontifical ono. How rnnie thin rtenmer. whieli 

Uf'ral t |n TO vtnyed nt Vium WW o. Its uriiul |tntionn(> he 

epar- ." l l , ' rt " ,rAn * ,n ’ Th " nni1 hU «UUirmbirtfciMl un- 
C will ,l ." r 4’ r " l '' ncn ,,f « tnero pleasiire trlpi/lnit tho 

. French rteamw ftialfttod upon ncttompanyln/ tho Holy 
|OM P 11 Fiilht'r nncseort of honor, llnpua Were efit/rtalm d that 


|/uisc about $100. 


5 times in memhorship, (after dcdtictinfe fi" ^ ^ 
raised by gopo to the spirit land,) 187 Ati*^^ 
expect to bowevar, arc not satisfied witvttJS 
iliac about $100. once; but ns far ns I can 1 

Allow mo to any befyre 1 close this comma- faithfully seeking God. Cl ' rn ' 


myation, that I never wan among a more kind 1 would remark, that tho i 


people in all my ministerial labors. The Lord not of the fruits of my t uVtN 
I'C with the good people on this circuit, uud f° rt y f| r fifty moro who | mrn H l tlltre «a 

.nn.1 it - . ........ . ru.'.i . . . Ul ’ 0 S . 




♦JHi« 1 

ION 

N PRICE. 


If tho “ orutor of tho day ■' forwnrdcd tho nt bis own house ; hut tlie temperance men ns tho cfl'eot of tho sermon. 


invitation, wo take this occasion to make 5 ftvo . ni, f prooC of it, having converted a fe&VoUNU Preacmeus' ’and LAniK^Thcte is 
* drunkard, and are about to arraign mm lor , A 

„..i i. i .. . #1 • • 1 ... ... .. . ^ . .. n ill m, u! r. ...... a:. . i : A . II I V 


I rrncu McaimT iiiNlNtoU upon ncttompanylny thn Holy 
Kallit l r iDM,(«cnrt or honor. HopuM were cnurtnlm-d Hint 
BOeure in Bin, j.MtnjnlRhl I.! outflrlpped. Mias tnr.-ach yfaoln 6r Nnphv 
in safety ; but Cnpt. «.»li*vi*f nturk dostyto tho pnutlQpn' 
PtuAiniT. on that tin 1 idea of Ili^hL yriio glr.-n up. Tin 


“ J u n nu navo hrtrf “ 
send them a moro efficient minister tlio ensu- * n Christ, and joined tho || 

. they l'cingundc^ tho influcn^iS 

ii o linvc another eamp-inceting appointed leaders who live on the plantati 
to commence next Tliursdiiy night, at Pleas- Oiat nolliing hut going into-oni 
unt, Hill. Tlie cxpeetiu ions of the people are water, , will ever savo them M 


acknowledgement. Our principle*, however, selling without- lic?n«n. % I went 




— r Ori-Eans CunisTiAN ^Anvor.vy: prevented uttendnneo. 
from- it* beginning, been tlio choopcst What tho politics of this Sir. Gayarro are, 
Weekly paper iseuod from this city. ’It is wo know not; only to the Mortification of 
propose* now to mako it tho cheapest in the ovory moral citizen of Louisiana let it lie known 
Church, South. On and after tbo 1st No- bo is Socrctnry of the State of Louisiaha. 
veraber the enhuoription price will be Onk A fine conservator, truly, uf tlio good clinrao- 


and our otigagom.mts le dvmmthe, 24 Odohre, Orbs oo., to a grand dmnpomtjc mass meet- sexes to tbo “ young preft«hor,!i Kapteially 
ii.* i* ring and county fair, at which General (’ubh , .. . * . 


lign lrim fur , ' « ‘ i»rin. .. m i,i« «»t. ut byo„H. iiUu.i.-w i^ r . conK. cru- . I 111, 1 ho expectations of the people arc water, will ever save them. ] 

to Cassapolis, n Pausing partiality nmong^ ‘ »U claMfS ( and il«n hy4i»«* n.h-f »,n;h>in'iatilty. Jft nm y , ih«Wor«; v**ry * n « J ‘ in -reference to that timo. Our prayer is Rro nnllcr tho control of “ 


tII lx; liifrt Ht-n. (.'otto IihiI rec^iyiMl mcli n ip^slon. ffijd 


... . -ing anil county ltur, at winch General l ubh t . , , *• ^ in- ••••unMiiofx or ih.> i' , ib- im.i ndviHtt 

evented attendance. w „ 8 to preside. Goib .Cass and Governor s0 conduct himself with fucIi .Bobnetj, Jo flight ’ / 

What tho politics of this Mr. Gayarro arc, MeClcnnah; the Governor of State, Bpok o. prud ence, meoknc sH and purity that no. one It is hy noin eana BUrprinln g t lia 

) Vw not; only to the Mortification of ^“dbkpiso his youth.” They nro said to ness desired to ttv/d tho vefy pro 

cry moral citizon of fxiuisiann let it lie known allotted liy tho P«i£lmist for man's earthly ex- b° popular with tho Idfics, too. Butstrango tation of tho Ftcncli President. 


mnftwsouavrnsfs „r m ty l„„t HJvBSr lS& f,u„ God be all the glory for what lie has done. 


_ii 12 1>,Y no means Bhr prising that I lls; 1 I nti. 


that the Lord of Hosts may be with us. To known to some of tlio Mud 

God bo all the glory for wlmt lie 1ms done. Advocate.), as far ns their tram! '"V") 
.. 1... .• • in fat. 


youth.” They arc said to ness desired to avoid the very pressing invi- 


Amon. 

October 22;d 8527 


W.M. K. lloU.lDAY. 


Ho had 


encc to paptlsm is concerned T| ^ i!^* 
serli ott‘ tlhtt ,1 olirf baptized fa ZT* 
more weight with them than 






> a IL&lf pdr annum. . ter of tho State and keeper of its peals is this his strength and vigor at Inn time of life;"' 

^ mfrJ* “ L'Honornblo Ch. Gnynrro ! And our Triend says, ” his looks verified his 

00ToiRraiNcin.Es. ... . , ... , assertion, lie spoke fur two hours m the sun. 

has beon omitted by us of “ “° 18 0 " '"K nis Sunday speech did not IVom n wagon, 1 Imrcbcaded.' " 

T cheapness practicable 8ftvc t * 10 «IeoUon : if n. Democrat, if wns not X„ B Sami: Suiji-.ct.— Z ion's Herald has a 

— low prices and large nPC1 ^' So Hiis placarded Snbhath-work wns strenuous editorial in support of the. Liiptor 
DOW tet tho oxkmpla in the without result as it was without apology. ■ Law. After answering objections, real and 
tment. If others follow, it Where and in what age nro we living ! cap tious, the editor thus points out the 'duty 
Admail aatufaetion to havo Can Budl « lin t? 8 bo tolerated without rebuitb 0 f evo ry religious man and good citizen in re- 
in any event, wo Ity ft people not yet propqrod to say " tliero lationtoit: 

and hy our Ruoeess to estab- >» «o God.” A Secretary of tho Stato of Such 1* tho liquor law. ItSands ifcilt on 


istenco, three soore years and ten, yet lie Imd and sad it is that bo many injVire their use- doubtless in his inomory tho result of a sind- 
never touched a drop «l ardent Hpirils in Iiib liilness na nronidieva in *i, iw , i <• i , . 

life, and to his total abatinnhcc Jif^ imputi'd . / ge ting lar ho nor ymfor red l»y tho aiicoBtor of T#oms 

^ his strength nnd vigor at his time* of hie.’"' ' ' I'VCn^Cla^s arc sometimes at rault: 'Napoleon upon his predecessor, the Worthy 

I.Tlonorablo Ch. Gayarro ! And our Triend says, “Ids looks verified Ids' mid so the ministry is blamed. Pius VC He was “invited" it will bo i-o 

, , assertion, lie spoke fur two hours in the sun. Pavim- false nUMitinn. - in , . 1 Ue 10 ‘ 

If ho is a Y\ lug his Sunday sptodi did not (Vom a wagon, 1 liarohoadcd; " " ' .• ulc " tl0118 . making hollow membered, to Paris, to aid in tho coronation 

The Sam,: Scmia T.-Ziou's Herald has a 1~!"« ! Committing ogclf by fair im- O f.«(,o K.pperor, and Napoleon was so pleased 
strenuous editorial in sin.nnrt. ll,n I . * 1 " avuaal and then “duck- with his coiiinunv. that ho detained bin, ('.,. 


■ompany, that ho detained him for 


ing out,” ns it is called ; making proposals.of „p W#rJ * „f two VCU r' B ! The affairs or the “ ,u ,rom tma timo ,h « «»»- 

marriage under striking iucon«ruiUca Jbt -I l> W rn* • '. ■ . , grcgations were largo till .Monday morning. 

"‘J ul sent lor so long .a period Irom his dominions, ^ored with his usual zoul and cnetgy. .That 


Amite Ot, Miss. Conf. V V(7f " ,IH1 

The Lord Ims bSin gracious to «s mcDiytly ' 

on tho Amite Circuit. Wo held a camp- . g J C(1 as , )ci goj X" »• ft 
mcclnig_ lately .at Adams' camp.groand.-~lt. mmnintmi'msr tarsi- ~r - 7 ar * 

here were but few people on the ground i c , 8 ' rdi illus influence^ 
until Friday -evening, multitudes enmq in every •mnoiiitincnt u 1 f 
(rum every direction. When the signal wns r ,.ii,: ioll8 ; at others tkl *' $ **1 
given lor proaoliing, wo'had a largo con gre- r T ti 1 ’ rc nre difflonlo^ j. 

gation at tie stand p from this time tlm o^n- % \ ^ T"* 


... , "***ViU Q| 

supplied on the Sabbath. Thcroj 


less ..religious influence felt andS* 


every uppointmcnt. At pome, tho T RM . 
religious ; „t others, tliero nre diffl nn ,m 




i 


!rai 


i tho liquor law. ! t stands lliilt 


idgtho lover nttlic expense of the dignity of 
the I minister -tlicso 'things , have forever 


.mu, um wor K cannot lie uccomnUMUr 
moon- out difficulty. Tho preacher that md»u 
morning. it , should bu ft mau of . Jh 

»>-u,,g. withn nerve that will repelXt 01 

S and la- ments. >1 liave hud perhapj'as 

LliVon pnimirnil *.n 


“ VDVWU- - Vl.w AUJUUI 141 >1. ll PlilllUS ivfllll, UII V • . . , . . t _ I 

important LomsiftOft, in 1852, advertising a political tho assumption tlmt the liquor traffic is a 1 11 * a K cu reputations Otherwise fair, crippled to honor him with 

- » ■ . ~ _ cnrHTl*irn f/l uiutinftr Ii « /l 4.. iicnCnln, . C...1 1 . 


should the nephowof the uncle tbink proper 


meeting at a Court House for tho Sabbath ! 
I* this a Stato document! Wo say again, we 


scourgo to society— a lAiisatice necessary to usefulness, and in some eases broken up con- talitv 
bo abated. In prohibiting it, it exorcises ™ n , m ,i; nns Ti,„ ru,,,,. , , ‘ „ , ■*' 

nothing more tlmn a right in Went in sooi- ® g ' hureli may well fear when 


.r, z aantJtst “""-ta 
— s? 1 rsLrjss- ssi . wS 


1 xT nt _ know not Mr. Gayatro’e polities, neilhor does e fy; * n _ provisions, it viomda no single Our. pustor is in search of u wife and 

*«—- »i~. «»!,. wu e xsftassskssrii’ifi - •” OTrao “ 

wo have hesi- nro better Whigs : if a Democrat there accomplishment of its object. Iu aim is coll811 mfttcd without “ (tflensc.” tennessee Conference just clpsqd at ruins- 

m. uJiHtlitM bottor Domoorats. And for tho oliaracter ' kj tH spirit beiicvolcnt : its mflucnce 8ceing these things are so, wo- know of no ' xvt S l’leasnnt session. Bishops Soule and 




• ; ' V 



rice, and nothing 

id un to U^riaht 8houl<i **- s office-holders. . and her people have already grown jubilant who hasbornoliimsolfwlthdiscrction ; p.a||ed 

our circulation. . W ° squire that evory official should oMu do- t If ^ 1>1CMC ’ ' Wl ' g0t ^ “ nd 

a point atwhioh 8l 6 n T |,o 3 2 artioles, er fast twico u week ; liglitful power to bless Boeietj. Wlmt then 1111 * lUl <f"W "•iu.it. 

renture in so good bXlt !t mti y 1,0 required that those who are •'*# *»-dMW with It ! Thb eutire army of Wo lmvo fallen into these remarks by rend- 


uvvvvt OUU 1UI IUU UUUrUUU.T Jill I • . . u O' ,,v ) ">• VIA HU 

of tho good Stato of Louisiana these “better” Main’oi lias given^ u\noretiiim n^earofyri’ah l iril ' sc to ° % ooi l,,r lll<; “young preacher" 


iiBunmica without “ MlonhC..” icnncssco Conference just clpsQd at Tulas- Brotliei 

Seeing these things are so, we- know of no ki_ vw y pleasant session. Bishops' Soule and qls 
aisc too good for tho “young preacher" ''"drews-with us: both .in tolerable health. cncr fc r y 

io has borne I, in, self with discretion ; passed T1 ‘° Iftt !° r 8tar ' 8 8ll ™‘'y ft* C„lifo,-„i„. An “"it "' 
rt • ; PtfB , .ff- "foresting revival eoinmen,ed during Confer- >rom tl 


was with us in the spirit of his master, nnd aa j ' ovcrH , 
preached with great' pjpfit to the multitudes J j0 t)i i, aT0 
present. Brother Green, from tho l’cnrl neS3 | j, 
liiver Circuit, was also' with us, hut not able 0 f lbc ovpl 
to do m3|li, in consequence' of bud health. ]; c3 w j,iiJ 
Brother Burnet, from tlie St. Helena Circuit, - Rllao ]llo3g 
was qlso with us, nnd labored with zeal and Q a on 
energy. All the lol-nl prcaclicrs of the Cir- r , ■, , 


u.ius ui me piui-s, notii among tic 
and overseers; while tlm 
botli, have Rented me with theutmou IM 
ness. I lmvo frequently witnessed tic (rh 
of the overseer and mnstor, with tbcii W. 
lies, while they rejoiced in tho hope otthc 
sumo blessed immortality. 


make* venture in so good “ u spirit-dcalois. sustained liy a win^Mving ari^ 

. in It besides the U P heId a constituency, most of whom res- tocracy, and by a multitude of the slaves of 


_ ooato •• pect tho institutions of Christianity, and many pf the still, arc seeking to procure its repeal. 

- „ * - ofwhom believe them essential to our political W tho J°P’ v <> r which young preachers ftre regarded u,ul . .‘' r ' ’ 

A terror of the whole and ,ooial w « ll - ,J0 ' in & should not thus outrag6 inventive genius, the poe/lmd invcntcd° two K ° U '° ndv ‘ w ; 1 1,0 r ' Caa T ,u '° K ooJ ' ’ rosld ® n °y 
- ' * % chrifitain law and DroDriotv new strings fur his instrument ; but Ephorus 11111 * 1U0 - 1 berc is iu thorn a tenderness, a P oni t c d to i 

tfmBfl ntfl fin -.V rrj rmlalv uni ilium a ..a • _ . •* »• - 


Wo lmvo fullcii into these remarks by read- 
ing in tiio -St. Louis Advocate, nn article, in 
which tlio editor gives tlie reason, of tlie la- 


cnee, which is sti'l ill progress. Wo 
Some forty penitents at tlio altar. 

Yours, truly, Jos. Guos, 
October *J2, llsj2. 


I'UUIU uuu *.w V uo, uiiu HIIJUII-U wiui zeal anu Ha ^ . .. 

aide health, energy. All the lul*al preachers of the Cir- r or i m •» n C r v ’ ^ H 0 P r ^ ac J“Hi th 
ifoi-nia. An c.it w*-c there, and some local l.rethren ,1 ^ ^ 

u-ing Confer- f, -om the other Circuits, seeming to feel a dis- m „ r ., w B wll |, mTr,,l 


, ' umui . v..v» vuouiio, ouuuriiiu IU It-ui U UlS- 'ii, „n *• , i, 

Wo left position to come up to the help of the Liffd mp uL , , , 8 b ° U '. 1 WM 
against tin- mighty The Lord honored our ““ "f 1 


against the mighty. The Lord honored our 
labors with his •presence, and souls were con- 
victed; and when asked to come to the altar 


”££*-1 - 


r '^N«?TaaSiM^j 

,-r Jpt 




ie«ca*o aro en- 
double a* tho 
». Tho Po»tr 
Atanoe boon com- 
inorcaso of oor- 
nd will not si^- 
ohotp paper, in 
te*l 


L We learn by another note front a friend for prayers, a great many presented them- a [ aa " c g 


grey-headed servants, with thcio who vn 
younger in yenrs, weeping around W u( 


crying fo r mer cy, praying, “ Lord Ha'S 
master overseer.” And when tbe'Lni* 
bless him, 1 never saw a greater muil* 
tlon of joy. 

1 have had 250 children under regain at 
echetical instruction; some of them n 
very smart, and promise to do well I hts 


vor with which young preachers arc re-mrded tlmt w »dwrorth, having resigned the selvC8 '- ““*• f' 1 ® consequonco. was, that not 


ot Lagrange College, was up- 


end true. '1 here is in them a tenderness, a I pomted to the MeKendrce clmrgo, Nashville. 


The name sounds French. He may labor whto^dtltat^ saeredness appealing strongly to the noble Professor Hardy has been clewed to the 1W and favor !,f (!,,d 

tder tho Dreiudices of National education, fection of the music or otherwise. WiUinmnl hcart ullJ min u an<l guarding uga-nst abuse : idenoy and was .received into the lennessee joined the Chure 


under the prejudices of National education, fection of the music or otherwise. With equal '° Ur l und m,nd ,md Boarding agidnst abuse : i' lenc y lln J " 
-But tvo cannot givo up tho Sabbath vet. Tho # r0 6 urd fur it8 inlluenee, these men would It us to bo damned tlmt young .preachers Conference.] 
, „ * ... destroy our law. Money is expended un- aro to lie considered as ono of t hose-classes Of — 


less, it is believed, tlmn twenty-live persons 
wero converted. Many bnek-sliders iu heart, 
and some in life, -were redeemed to tho love 
nnd favor of God. About twenty-six persons 


idency and was received into the Tennessee joined the Clmrel, -twenty-two 'whites, and i Kl? d qT"*' ^ * b 

Conference ] four colored.. I 'non the whole, our meeting but . ,Ulc ,f . tho 7 


p t' • .1 . ... . " , AO V* nviiuuu till- - -- — v f v,H no nuu ut l lltiNf ’L’lilS.'ieS 01 

| cxamplo ot r rancq is rather uninviting on spunngly lor this pu-pose. The prcs^B used suitors who uro apt to ))o peculiarly populur 
•this point. Nor uiu wo, in doing our duty ^be extent ot its 1 inlliumcc. Political men ' v, *b the female bcx. And it would he a "rent 

■ . ° J nn* fiiniiYOvml W.»l. . • i . *•. u n roi nclmn . . . . n . . 


aa aiiiiAnn • ’ .» .. c i si , . , nro tampered with on every side. Shull they reflection on their judixmeut und taste if if 

as citizens, give the prestige of VhonoraUeto Ba eeeed( Shall they ha^pcrmflted to wore not so. Fa?, in the e^e ofyoung 

a man that boldly counsels its dosocrotion. nmph liooauso of the apathy of better men ! picaehers, there is all tjmt pledge of ‘pietv, 

Whig or Democrat, he could not get our vote ll muHt not bo so. Great questions nro virtue, eonjugiil fidelity, kindness! and gene- 
w " . nemiuiunoLgev our vote. Involved in the fate or this law. Sustain it, ralr e8 pe 0 rabiuty.of elmraeteiy thn. official 

Wo hold, that “righteousness exalteth a nnd trade will flourish; crime will diminish : dut y c" 1 S>ve. It is not strange, then, tlmt 
nation, but sin is a reproach to any people.” pauperism will almost oeitso ; public morality many young ladies of enlightened minds and 
Tkut is a lmnrd In sl.ibn, i , will be promoted ; social retiueuient and Imp- virtuous sentiments, shoulu manifest a rtref- 

I*at is a board m our platform. It will on-. piue89 wiU advance public health will ho ™n«v other things being equal, to promising 
Uuro.; it will uphold tho Stato wbon Qvory rqouperntod ; lifo lengthened. But Jet it be young preuohers. When a preacher pays at- 
othor shall have rotted out. The nation can- repealed, and through tlio -floodgates of tlio te» lions to a young lady, w'liich have tlie 


I 




iro secondary. We 

only this for ; that 

pay it* way. The ond*, 
r which thi* paper was 
' bo oontinuod, are highor 


inference.] four colored.. Upon tlio whole, our meeting "r “ ‘“V “ nj I’™poiJ»oa« 

• ■ — was a time of rclrcshmt; lrom the presenco r * .. ^ presait 

li-LVIVAL l.\TKLLlt;Ji.\CJ-:. of the Lord. In regard to order, .there was will shftie as stXln the 

Clinton, Miss. Con~ ' .““ 0 ’j® "" ^ ” 

Since tho 20tl, of June last, It has bcenmy gvet'tlmtTuch TasVoloTn^ifnXhbZ d V' that I hit, 

eat privilege to .bo at, and to tlio extent of hood that was vm ims™™. ,i„ r B , dullu 1 10 very best tlmt I could. I km 
y humble ability, to assist in n sorios of re- where ^ ^ i r e se- often labored under great pain, xUlotijiq 

"leou hejd in this H would be impossible at’ this timo to cal- uSTSt'S n’l" 1 ' if 
connection with culate the amount of good that will result to ,r ^ L ,° rd m3 


ha\c boon round the Circuit since the meet- i rt ,„i *. , r . , 

i'o SQcn the good- ; n *r if M > n , nu . * . i , do wlmt was expected of me, Icanonljst 

mg, ana it seems that the moral aspect is nr 1 i, *. , . , , 

inrr — .in punvnrt. . . t . * l have done the best 1 could.” nnd Bf 


great privilege to .be at. and to the extent of 


other shall have rotted out. Tho nation can 


nmny of our brethren in the ministry and in 
,S, “S tho laity. 

r sat- J . 

the ‘ >mco ^ he day named. 1 have seen the good- 


legitimately per- “ 0t pr °" per thttt God °PP 08CS 
, . .' oroachmonta upon institution* i 


f - ; . .a 


indispon*ablo Chris- 


' traffic n-tido of unutterable woo will rollover nppcuramio of being purticuhr, they are apt ness of (jud in tho land^ of living— in convert- ' 1 ‘“at die Moral 

feuol. eu- the Mato, sweeping before it tho good and ^o.lw much •»«« than the.- .meitt^tions ing and saving power, in an ' extraordinary i ? ' a " g ? d r f ° r thu bottcr ' 
.*■ Aw,, a. nnntihfiil. nml nvppflnwSnis«nn... n i. n .dj would, if naul hv t» . annul.. « ...... .. * ’ 11 uu '- AlI *ioruinary deeply convicted lor s’” •’* *!•••* — 


upon inetitutioire that are tho b^Utiful, and overflowing unnumbered Hearth I would, ifpuid by a- secular man, 


»uw vuns* . . \ 

Religious bolwarks of public monility, and have ever 


| sidesawith sorrow. . private member of the church. The non- lV r V" t,,u ljuru l,UB v,s,u ‘ u U3 » una 

WhaJ then will tlio reader' do, wo ask! professor, it is understood, limy, perhaps, have tllls d:i y are in our midst hundreds tlmt 
i'o read his heart, lie will givo tlio law liis 111 v ‘e'v- in sueli attentions, his own oresent l,re liv,n " lln PPy witnesses that tlie Lord for- 


privato memhe'r of the church. 


or even u I manner; 


pect is u [ i luvo j ( , ne tho best I could,” and 
Many - rccord is on high, and that 1 urn willing • 




by the been acknowledged by the wiso and good as \ 
doubles ^ b ° ccHCCrvfttors of’ peace, lmppincss and j 

npntmnfitir olmnl.l l.n J,,.. -.1. 1 




Wo read 
inti uence 


Tho same 


prosperity, should bo jealously watched and J a0 £' i ° nd “ ‘ P ® ttk for il ’ “°>' in S witb 


talent* insteid P ointcdl y rcb “kcd 

" tent, the pro- 




: 4- 


" rent, the pro- 

— , enlightened \ 

great moral issuoe, who 
none the better for tbo 
’ press. 1 


10,000 SUBSCRIBERS. 


At it* present price, the Wends and pat- ° f ‘' ds f G «Uho' Amlto™T*4oTfa 

tons of tho Now Orleans Christian Advocate Sampson did the wytl.es of ilio Pbilistiues- ^Vorofniinlsferialelmmeter. f '? Pttp “ ro , vlvaI ' than it Ims done for seven, 

may look for this number without being tear them resolutely asunder-- swrn them— .'....L'iV, 1 uni,1 . ll f' r “-”,l preacher should treat n-ta lung boon in tho Church, without October dl.- 

counted sanguine. What member is too ? e “ F T tbe !"' ! ind vote for aq undoubted , mtt int 0 V'“,nd W wl P lvo,n l 1 ‘ e n ‘ n y Become a.-- "'uch if any comfort in religious duties have 

r , . A, . , trn-ud of the iaw. Personal interest, the treutnic-nV I- “ y . >0 - , ell , ti:led 1,1 Mlel ‘ lj ceu " Btrcngthenod with might in the inner Paulding ct. Miss Conf. 

poor to tako a Cliuroh paper at that price 1 olaims of finally,, the welfare of society, the rtu f mcnt ' respect and duo atti-ntjon, man,” and lmvo becoino “ strnmr in I 'i Tim 1 nni l • i 


Tons of tho Now Orleans ‘Christian Advocate , Sampson did tho wytlies 


“ If wo havo whispered truth, 

Whisper no longer: 

But speak as the thunder doth, 

Sterner und stronger.” 

He will vote for it. treating the bands of po- 
litical partisanship, it they would hind him in 
unholy fellowship to nil enemy of the law, us 


I amusement only. But, the fair prosiWiption E'vptli iniquity, ti 
is, that the minister of Jesus etu-ist 1ms too' that ho still lookel 

r >-t. a,.,L w 


Ity. triinsgrcssion and sin. and 
looketh to the humble and eon- 


he coiiverted, and will join some branch ‘of meot ,, Judge 

tlio (.hristmn Cliuroh. , J , . 

'. i, ... , ; , In conclusion, 

J.cligioii is greatly in advance of what it k[1||t , j t | dl] 

was last winter iii Amite Circuit. Theme.,.- tw ‘ 0 h l undl . cd , 
ucrolup have been stirred up, ami u goodly * i.. ,. .... 


jWMrnM 


s s 


f »l.4lJHB 


jte and after Novem- C ° Unt ° d Hanguiau ' Wbttt mc “ ber - is '«« trilTof'the law. 

) and all old ones whoso P °° r to tabo a Ghureh paper at that price! claims of family, the 
, Who tliat bos any interest, business or trade lmu , lda 01 I'cligion. 

Uien, will lie with tUo wor , d , )ut woulJ iyo tlmt ioo f . such a vote nt ilia In 
VXKC*. , ° * zen . and woe In to i 

a wookly paper from tlie groat emporium of his political friends, 

tlio South! Tho Pnic-E Current alone is d ouUful candidate. 


tlmt the Amite Circuit is likely to do betto 
than it Jins done for several yei^-s. 

October .11. ‘ J. Matthews. 


.N ADVANCE. a wookI , 

aIS ' tlio Sou 

be opened, and we desire to wort l, ; t 
old immediately. Former rules \y 0 
, for peculiar reasons,, per will 
not hereafter exist,) bo far de- mowberi 


»'wr ti. >uiu hi, uiq imna- oi overv (rood citi- *‘i m unless lie has eeri- " ■ t-> mo luuoyub 

zen ; 'and woe to to tlmt Man, who, to please •° « t “ ou *" te 8eekin L r a-Ma;riiiionial alii- won l,iu ' k *«> their duty and privi- quarter. Up to thin .timo about sixty have 

bis political friends, deposits a .vote fur a leges by the power of tlio Cross. God has united with the Ch urcli, on probation, and a 

(ldlllltFllI #»ll vwli.1,1 t 'IM •• ... .. O-tMIIMlilfulw. 1 x 1 I • ..... ii . 1 ’ 


loan, and lmvo'becomo “strong in the Lord ! 
and in tlio power of his might.” B.ieiisi.mm-.s 


In conclusion, I liopt the mission will 
\ancc of wlmt it kept up. I think tlie pa-Tons will psj 
cut. lie mom- u ,. a hundred dollars, as thoy paid 
up. uii'4 a goodly * ampun t hist year. They ought jo Tilt q 
reli.-und soundly on this subject, and not let the Miaiaq 
ass-meetings are gogi^y h 0 a t expense to support foil 
eaders, to some xiicy are the hencliciaries, ond foej «l 
sou the respon- „y ( , aa y 0ll ,rl,i io p „y for it. It doesi.it 
cm, and I think goonl r ig|,t — nay, it is wrong to take lit 
y to do better p imd8 0 f th 0 .Missionary Society to mppcil 
' eua ' missionaries to tliecolorcd people, when ltd 

. i A) TlIEas. owners aro as able and wealthy as tbsplMI 
on tins mission nre. I sincerely bop) Ifo 
tliero will be an increased interest nunilutd 


Tlio Lord has graciously revived bis work tboro wlU bo an ‘nercasod mtermts 
outlie Paulding Circuit, during the present on th °l ,art of tll ° omerB • U J 


am Uiu rcuucr. isut. hy spcee 

« o hope, therefore, tho Agents of tho pa- wdi slSnd by tlie law, and us i 


doubtiul candidate. 'Jjie responsibility of 
such a vote, ice would not dare to meet. Nor 
wi Hhe.rtadt r. Hut by sia-c-uh and vote li« 


per will not eonfine their n'pplications to tlie ?,' d f. b -“ ccnS0 T hre, when lie stood betw 
i. ~ . .. the living and thedond. ami si„u...l ii,.. „i„. 


it as Aaron of the tele 


mm.ntiai. l',i.trnoN.— Another wonder 


the result of the clccty 


graciuusly owned them and healed all their goodly number have experienced justifying 
.backsliding*. Si n x i:us, l.y many scores, some grace. Our Cump-mccting, which com- 
u wlmnijmd stood well nigh “all the day’ 'menced on tlie ldtli Inst., laid closed the fol- 


exfot,) so for de- mombors of tho Church only F8w out of tl10 llV ‘.i K «n d the doad, and stayed the plague f " r l ’ 10sidont llU(l v *cc President tin 

^efol- the Church but will find it to their interests fiesta lo'istais'law VT ^ ^ lo ™ ' 

uoetly in to subscribe, when it fo once presented to to the modern curse of Intemperance. tho polls- closed. Jlcssrs Pii 


u ..H.mui siooa well rngli- ■■ all the day mended on tile l"4tli Inst., Imd closed t|ic Ibl- 
lmvo been drawn to Cod by the power lowing Tuesday, resulted in the reception of 


for President ana Vice President throughout °' tb ® < ! us . 1 ' 1 ' 1, :ind llllvc “ behoved to tlio suv- fifty' probationers— thirty-throe whites, and 

il.. 1' • . n in<r III fill'll* Cltllla'M I • • • .... ...... . . .. . , .... ^ * _ * 


Thia baa occurred mostly in to Babscribe, when it ib onco presented to 

■abscriptions for tbe second tbem. • 


■ 

* 


■'ifekmm 


inter the polls. closed. Messrs Pierce nnd 
lung lmvo been elected by a large majority. 


six^liour.s ' n 'V‘ d their souls;” and nre rejoicing in God seventeen colored 
their Saviour. Cliruciius tlmt Imd sinna I irnulil 


and friends, the day will conic, when, i»“ih 
fair fields of Kden,” you will meet th* J* 
have eared tor' in this life, and nuutu**. 
servant join in united praises to Gods'll 
Lamb forever. 

l.ANDON J. SmlOOUl- 
Colunil. us, October 28, 1852.. 


T he number of eonver- 


lour. Cm-unius tlmt. bad grown sious 1 could not asoertaiu, but judge about 


cold and almost dead, have ijq-n relived) 


rY Ci.iumvMAN Ueboked.— Last Sabhitk 


ilitlllivl Ul U1U Tl , ... . . s! 

Cross (Kpiseopal Church) -lm 8 been, propbe- .'° return3 W,H bo complete by next week 
sying. It strengthens its predictions by quo-' " Rn ^ ‘ S ),kc ' y W0 B,m11 « iv0 tllcm - . 



subscriptions for the *eopnd them. - -4 IWictions.— ' T ho Banner of the .... . c ue «“ «««ed by a large imy’ority. built up, and are now bearing the' peccable 

ate requested to hand the lint there iii the rn5— making nppliciUions. Cross (Kpiseopal Cliurehy-has been proplic- 10 returns wdl bo complete by next week, fruits of righteousness in the members, 
eeodter, or, in his absence, What avails it tlmt thoro is a Church paper, s y in g- 11 strengthens its predictions by quo-' Wh ®“ 11 ‘ 3 ),kcly wo 8l, “U give thorn. " 1 b ® *" K ' S ■>»«> fallen to us in pleasant 

|0Mi»0Ftet(Mee. To and a cl^utp one, unless it is brought before **'»« f«*“* Church Review. Among other ~ — 1 ' {’ “^ r .“ ud „" l ''“ ‘f" 1 '"“S''' 0 " 1,8 “ K»oilly 

**£Z Z 7 * ‘7 1° £S e? U H n “ 0t , it8 , Way ° Ut \ nt0 ‘*r r° d Whh “ ppr( l bftFion > » thio : Mi.sn took Construction.- — A heavy year of my ChrfoLl^wIory^tvclS 

^ne«ly all our receipts tho world, no matter what bo >ta menfo, but \et tho mosfcarelem observer cannot' but law suit is between Dr. Parker, a Presbyterian lill “ >'™i*try. Never before have I been 

m i H ,T " ^^“^tothe people preacher of Philadelphia, and Mrs. Stowe U10rc 'mppily associated with dear brethren 

^tete.teUMrried « lost, through tbe fcftns, villages, and country, we shin, oneo the speaking type of T u- of "‘C, celebrated abolition fiction “Uncle T^vor 

00. Forward it. We would do tlns*ibat this wo. cannot du while Minty and lowliness of mind are now graced Turn's Cubin ” Tim 7 -, r „. 1 befurc tmyc L known brotHren more fully to 

OB books, with cm/, I ttt this post, and laboring bore. Wo must J»d tween- them LWnC0 bo ‘ " keep the unity of tl W spirit in the bond of 


Ibis of itsolf is greut for this ■rhere occurred rather a curious scene hi 


built un nnd «... 1 „ , - , " , . , ,U1 “““ Tliero occurred rather a cunoiu 

fr its o ALd, te rn -n 7'“ 1 “ iUCUbl ° i’t *1’ r° btttl ‘ loD S “ abounded, nnd pari sh church of Cam B si». It appear. «i 
lints ot uglittousness in the members. the love of ninny— nearly all— waxed « n 1,lr ..... .. ... «... mmU 


Co.Nsrui 


“The „ r (7 . " ,01 JC, '“, m l0V °, °* nlllu y "early all-waxed cold.” tho 1{lW . Mr . p ark , of c tt ddsr, prccrtW* 

.fine a, “ i n" ‘ S ^ ' r°. 7.“™“ wcU fur tt wbile -’l ,iut the pulpit to officiate 'for the .Ker- W 

fcc ‘ Tlds i ".f™ US “« 00dly; I' UmU 0f tl ‘ ttl , lmd woU “i6h «»*t»Wfty ‘-‘tbe Monro, tho minister of the parish. Mt.« 

, year df 0 ,nv Mi * T 'T Cd '^‘,7“?. Contidouce -'’ worc hud gone through the usual routine cite 

heavy J. aI “.‘“y < hnst.im history-of my Chris- ened by the energies of tho Holy Ghost, and in e. nraver fee and had iuat riven wH* 


my Chris- died by the energies of tlie Holy Ghost, and ; ng , prayor &0 ., and had just given a 

un' 1 milt nn in I'm. n 1 j ^ j . 81 .7 


built up in their most holy faith. text, and. was '’commencing hi. dj««* 

• i L P lL ‘‘ lc ,orH shared largely in the hleati- when a woman got up, and at the top 0^ 

mini /i( tlwi w.l x.1. . . ** 1 ’ ... 2« *r 


iiwoi, aim xuuunnir nere. e must .... . 1 i i , • , uuhs. mm „ , 

I,.,.* v, ' 1 .. arc decked out m all tho finery of tho unhol- A ' (clv ^ lcm grow out of the following «en 

“ nd *■ on a certain' occasion* ver. 


1 or th* raper. * . friends. If they will do their part, we shali I ire moro-g,;;;; im^gandily I3S C, ^ °V 'cry 

]« abated to maintain its «tiU try to do our. by tho paper, and lot the h° yielding more to the spirit uf the world. # ^ correctly said : 

a^ reUgioas paper, world and the Churol. havo the bonefit. As hir ns the above paragraph indicates slavery^ T Thoro ^ .nit one“tl il,8 t° I)nr,l V 1 " fr °? 1 

and literary Intelligence, Tho bringjt before the people, privately nnd pub- la ‘ lun 15 118 11 *Pj*«£ of worldbness and not lib- )y insopnrable from depraved "liUmau nature 


Turns Cabin -- ti, . - . i-„. beluro biivc l known brotHren more fully t 0 

s Cabin. The material difference bo- u koe p the unity uf tljo spirit in the bond of 

it of tho following^ sen- peaco." Never did brethren more fully lieod 
a certain' occasion very the Apostle's injunction, '-In honor preftrin" 
y said : one another,'' 

be evils inseparable from .."’““T luboring to lmike tlli8 11 rc '‘'al of 
lot one that is not equal- , 1,10 benefits of our holy religion, and so 


lgs of the Gospel of thcgrnco of Gqd. voieu. exclaimed, “Gao Mime wi’ ye. 


1 ours fraternally, 


Get- — J. li, li. Wiiittinoton. 

HolmesvUlo Ct., Miss. Conf. 


ieuru your lesson — (a Blight pauw)" Pj 
Imine, 1 say, an’ loam your sermon 
como hero. We’re lino accustomed ri * 1 
leadin' a sermon tuo us— ,Wfi can I**®** 


1 1 r 1 "111 .1 i.CIIUIJ! it mjilUUU IUU ue- ,vtA/ ’ • 

W 0 have jus^losod our Fourth Quarterly humo ourfle i vc8 . Guo h.m e-(W' 

I n 0 !" 1 ,'’ ,T “ Ch 00 “ U,m ° d "T dllyri ’ a,,d before, accompanied hy a stamp ** ^ 
thunk God tlio result was good. Many sin- gH0 IlBlue)iin < i on m your lesson, lik»»**| 


PteWWeIli g enee,,*he Brmg.it before tho people, privately and pub- 0 . wor.fl.mess and not lib- /"J® depraved human nature for as our beloved Methodism is Purged with '‘”>'6 ,ve,-c, convicted and twelve whies ad T 7“ ■"/l h "ent^ . i» » 

***** kept' My.; let if terms nnd nature be made Cn ‘ bty aiu ’ « 8 «orry us our Kpiseo- “ lh “ ‘ " lal « l8 tto..s.” the training-of the converts, wo are "raining five blacks came over upon the uM Zo. ‘7^,2 „nd t 

mtostforeigo and domeatie kqown, and there is no doubt that in a brief P , u r,enjH oan possibly her: but it ia down- . ia ' ‘ owo ( i u °te8 t bcr book, ad them in all the doctrine 'and naagon of tho Wo were depriyed, by Bickuesu, of the labora \ or BOmc 11 ^ Mr. MoMOtf**] 

,/ull telegraph item*, and timo, every fondly will bo visited by a weekly r ‘gbt amusing lor tligm to be shaking their Hnjlng ~ thureli ot their choice. This we regard us of our beloved 1>. K]dor r but- we bad Bros. offYn'nd^'roffelter seldom using even ^ 

tnorketa, mode up to tbe l*riodipal, heralding our common chrisfoan- lK ‘ uda suk ' ,mil J' 111 .sueli things and' setting 1,119 110 °' :l8 . but suelins are fh- |‘ 1U8t '“'I'criaut, and without strict attention Kttiford, Wiuborn and Lewis, local preachers in Ul0 Iiul , )it . B0 t ’ hore ia little liMiftJ* 

The Advocate is Uy, and enforcing and defending our own thorn -down as sigug.pf deeloilsion f 0„ this, ZtmJkV ^ ^ io ^ ««“ Circuit who pouched with goo d hia peoplo* xoHahing a'sermon read 

jr-*-**- r — ?^S 3 sszs?£sz 

arc ®^t tlm advantages accruing from ua) dismembonnent and CMtai^'oxllnlubn?" I “ r ft ''bri— damages set nt$20, 000. incidents connected with these ri/vivnls, tlmt v ‘ee. i'.K. G. in this nriLdiborbOoi, 


The Advocate is 'ty, and enforcing und defending onr own 
j^teth tbe weekly seen- denominational a|id dpc]riu.il peculiarities. 

V. ' ><*■ And srA rw.f i*. f 


If Lbu l r “ h 01 tbe,r cl,oil!0 - This wo regard us of our beloved 1>. KJder, but- we bad Bros. ofl ., d m . elf0 | ler 8t .ld’om using otsaa** 

•Siavory has no evils, but suelins are fh- “ ,ust importnut. and without strict attention Kailord, Winbom and Lewis, local preachers . 80 t ' Lel . 0 j 8 little likelih« dc ' 

.ruhlo from anv nd... ...... lust here, wo h»x„nl <).» 1.«» ..c ...... of our own * ... “> tlie pulpit, so tueio i» ... iff#, 


id Urty 


iAod arc not th* advantages accruing from 
such a diffusion uud prevalence of our reli- I 


t ho ( htireli, jnn uxcllmce, prodiptHits grad- 
ual dlsim-iiiboi-i.ionL and -certain extinction : 
nnd whut can we say uguinst that ' its cx- 


i co-operation is K iou8 i ,ro “ ■ uS «'font tc make it a matter of ‘? tC , U< ?° ls " nccidooUiL" but its destruction is 
•J . . .. • certain sure, as thu old ladies «..* Well, il l 


just hero, wo hazard the loss of much that ° r oul ' own Circuit, who preached with good hi 1 ro liabinir a'sermon read rifl* 

we i sooqro in thoso gracious rovivul influences. Wo also had souio exiiorters and nre, char's ( roiiders's it ought to be) ^ 

Wo havo elironiclod a number of thrilling other official members, who did us good ser- }, 1C n |_ 00 i ; 8 t)l0 1)r actfco ia 
moidents connected with these rivals, that vice. - A. G. . S, thfo nSbcrho.* «• * 

we may forward you _sooii, which ive doubt Getober 25. • ^ [Diunhiirtoii 


on without it. The w,,iCunu extend its circulation ! 


I'M** ' 


and ten trolling th u M “y «c not expect to carry uur list of sub! 


Certain sure, as tlio old ladjes say 
God so order it wo nro content ! J 


pteted resduKons »“«bew Up to 5,00t), by or before January 1 ff aCed l' y , lbe b'gbest stuoplesund Iiir- 
mTs-*-'. 1 ' m. . .. , '. January . gest bolls, and decked out in ul 1 tin. (in. -re „f 


ud sooner it we are content! - J >‘-. Flemming's advertisement of his new 

2?2a«2teSTs , i‘ ,, ! | ! ,,| !Ti- to-i-wiL ui. tat, it., i 




the place, a& in tlio practice in fl0U ^ ^ 
ehurohew in this neighborhood. ■„ 
omitting Kirkintilloch. [Dumbarton 


October, 1852. 


3! 


to obtain Uooay 
It* ttatei. for spent, 


... ■ ' . , • gest bells, and decked ogt iu all tliu finerv of 

r would | " e “bab then report progress, und talk to-.. tUo upliplsterer and the urtist. Tlu-refort-J 


f or getberlibout the next 5,000 . 


Already we nre receiving letters express-. 

Ulir i rr AM.* . .1 ..' a! r •• . . r . • ^ . 1 .. 


A.H <!.««■ A. - .. rr . . *■ * , uui uiuy urr i)roow< 

aUnuy lulfll that resolution. The “B great surprise i. al aatiefuetion ut the new gers ofruiutO inethodisin ! 


le upliplsterer and tlie artist.” 'Therefore, -location. ' Wo are 
sgqd druweth nigh ! Very logical, truly ! ,| lut nurt f 0B „ r 
hese (Inpgs uro outward sigus of .grace to , 1 ‘ f tbo 

lln.pu il..... «... r. . . Irmt • 


ouoe store, m Fourth District. Ho lias cn- . 

larged his premises and taken a very ejiglblo do “ 8a ' VaUey dt., Ala. Oonf 
luontiou. We are glad that our friends iu 1 bo bead of tilt) Church is - 


0. L. Nabi'i, 


Wo closed an cxuuUont C'ump-inootiiig hist ( Uu 'loto's 
.week, at which about twenty souls were burn tuk.u. anotl 


Tin: Khittion ok MoI'nt Kiwa--— A 
io 10th Briitouibcr uunotmofM Hm* 4 .L^shlDS 
kun nuothcr dlreotlou, and is tuat-app*^** 2niUfll <1 ’!* 
liabiLantH of which, to F'tiTO tb# WOoJt ,,'jAgil^ 


ft'0.,1 on high, and tbe membership greatly 


[’Bin, und liurbin- 


, '* * • ' revived. Teu joined tho Ghurob, making iu 

io Jicad of thy Church ia with un ou thin ull ouo hundred and twunty-lhreo udditioim 
>\ui . commenced a two daya’ meeting ut in this -Circuit this year. 


I - r 


country. 




l'almotto— a new place, on Tuesday, undxon- 
tiuued uutil the following Monday. Tho re- 
sult ot this, meeting was 17 conversions, 
(whites,) and the same added to the Cliuroh. 


A. M, box. 


. - W # 

.... fojj 

' ' * 


the ftmil fo apwat.’lLA ,, , Already we are receiving letter* « 'Lhese (liipgs are outward signs of .grncu to , punion “ r the citylmvosueli.au excel- • 1 couunonejd a two days’ meeting at in this Circuit thin your. 

amJZuZZZZZ: * in~ 8 ..r ' r utl ‘^ m^tto them. Mr. FY will “ew place, on Tuesday, andsiou-' A. M. Bov. 

auuay IUI01 ttmtresoiuUon. The “*8 8 reut surprise i.d satisfaction ut the new gets of rum to inethodisin ! V'ory-likoly wo promptly fill order r »i ' buued uutil the following Monday. Thoro- - 

I* got in* mngfo congregation, BU,, BCri]ttioii price ; but the Batiafuction i» nc- ? hut. wlmt huaincaa haa ' mU 10 C0U l llr ^’ this mcctiug was 17 convoraionB, LincAxu js*unr.M.i:.~The mcr« iap6» of icaro-i*. opt 

9.«i the way to Cotiforeuee. We ‘tawpanied with swuu'ffrain* of doubt— “Con flLKi !t«i ‘urchmau to be throwing •*. — * ” (whites,) ail'd the same added to the Cliuroh. “ f ”' "“1^-b.iH. t-xpoauu u, Jafk. 

■ fotee then brethren fitoe to face, ““ P»l«!r be sustained ! Yes--if.it bus the J«H V«IU uud uphofoto?y r'^Buf.-^thfo WqJi’s P “! izo off . 4)n tbo “ :IJ of w«*‘Uita ^ •« taSJS ofUiXw tuS! 

hoi they have done aU they prom- r ‘«bt sort of friends. rijp’Sw 11 U , C ’ “ tbu teul aud spirit of.oW- from XewTork via “»P to #or,i ^it bliiioh, 'and ub it was our '4tte i-ut « poor teetle. efttewwclou.iw.othu. 

Bore And nu P \ fashioned \\ esleyun Methodism husdied out.'” to laud J! , bbe Raspoi-initted Uuurterly Conloreuco, we had the services of "“!* 'X t “ ““‘M“»»‘l | l>lun.b.-rwiiich 

•ore. AM not from Urns* ooly, — - — . — \, Don't you believe u word of Sileh truiimerv .1 ^ '“ ‘d >s uud passengers, but notified our much esteemed 1' li 'Tims 1 Kmrnr ' k /, K »o*| u Ug„, train, i,,r u , beauty, 

wlio lmvo heretofore upheld and N 0 Bmiit r Btuif, Air. Bouno* of tho ( rotw 1 Stcn intf ll *t they could uot /mid in future. Purser The result 1 1.5 * ^ “ lo J lu «*« b1t« Tiuiiiy ia thu mfchuuittm 

, r pu w ana u * CuauMCLE.^A neat cotiyof tho nearest Alhthoaist Clmn.i. . * ti p ipto .Siulthirua noton boiird « i He result ul this camp-meeting was about of«xUUuco. the Uu«h or miah that Tibrut,« through 

u*, we look for asubeUmiisl sym- tlli* paper U« been kid <«. „„r t*i.u . ' day, uud “ learn Vn.,. U “ii ’. 0 "3 U ^.. S ^“: - 6 J conversions, (whites) uud 14 addod to tho b“'‘. tosn. thst friibs* tbi ary 

will --- . . our *»••» hearing lolly s cuiilututiuii; - ■■ ri..iri*l. * th» imwlo that bring* chUdhooU back, thu luavtiTmTi 

Asi .. . ****7. “* rk of editwi81 nnd typognpliieul i.l.etta'tdSp ‘idi,«% P 'S*?'“ 0 “ to -.l b !' I’.™’ Wealth of the United HtatTs I i .. *s__ i_’m_. ** *•*<•'* “"«« «s teslltste. 


lakon nuothcr direction, ami w eU iU#lf?.- 

luiiabilanta of which, to futo tba w ^ J ’i nff thdr#®*S 
their uhfBiiut treufl. and of couwo iwinff ^ 

A cuu.tina reissl (tho Mougibello) »bjl Jja mij 
near Catania, lias Wm covered with wu . 
from the mountains. A *pecimen Mfi ^ 

und loiH beau pronounced of the very . 
mountuiu hua bent it forth in vaflt oou 


(nouutain haa t 


OsiMts -BnioiASTi.— It WM ciltul*'' 1 


Lire axi, lixarrsi i:.— The mcro lupts or , carols not tartof III" yo»r that tbo. nuiolier ii 

l(o. To cat aii-l driak and sleep— to ho oxpoauU to Uark- "ho were pawlaj through Uull,*-BI“ ’ E i 00 ,JS 


drink und ulcop — to ho cxpoi/ed to dark- 
—to puoo round iu the mill, of habit', uud 
• uu imjilmneut of trude—thi* U not life, 
poor fructlou of thu conEciouxueKs of hu- 
L‘d. amt the eauotlUufl «till«lunrbt r which 


something like ouo thousand pdf - -orbr * 1 < 
last, however, » lapfie of only three 
believe that upward* ofilfteeu tli°u»»w“ 

over by thu continental bleawerH, H* w 

wua entiinated by theageuifl^ _____ ^ ^ 

Hi. VV. s. O’Ssirs — ThfbpW 1 " lr **^.pls * 


luoalk 


th* following extract of a letter 1 


material aid, that will 
tyun j dn mtl y t4m,ugh. 






I 1 te .. j x, J * V v “ vvuiuiuuuii, — Lhurcli. .-1- unuge cuuunood back, thu . p^yttr that “ I am in good health, but iny w 

^•ttl^he I ©rery uutrk of editorial und typographical nhotin oi iriP u^i •l )r ?^ <JUHlon to A tho pro- r fho aggregate Wealth of the United States I nnmnVA \ • 4 *• • *lm * cuiu tho Oitura uour, the doubt which makes uh mtdituto. fl»t, Ftal*. and unprofitable l , **fi*' 

■ * erunl leu s.h • . , 3 . * ttl pbotie giiirir 1 erlmfls, if you wuuld do tliia ampnoWtosia^uiOJioo ooU tho nonsuiton ffo, S I eouimonoed u third moetipg in Llyton.ou the Ucath which startle u » *m, mvsicrV the hard,hiu " sRl«T»»*t— still war* 

% l l* W 19 ^ now nni then, it wutAd CSflw ‘ Sabbllt l‘ l°Ui of Oetaber.wbieU oontin- «*>* 

/ ,r " ttn *“ 41 ’ 14 ' ued nfog days, elusmg under n 6 wa influence. m mm te,- -ft; w- K «*' ■* 


Oi} convoraioaa, (white*) aud 14 added to tho houri ' t,lu 't®*™ thttt freshen the dry wautvH *4^11, which that gentleman says : ‘ 

Church. * thu mu.lc that hrlag« chllUhooU hack, thu . my ,. r thst -■ I urn la 8 „,„1 huaUli, hul i/tft 

I , , - , .. . ’ , call* thu fatirro uuar, the dauht whluh makcu u» uri-altutu, Bat, «U1 h, saU nnpwlltsUS l 

1 commeneod u third moetipg in Fdyton.ou the Uuaih whl?h .tattlua ua ,i,h uy.urv, tliu tu,rj.hlp H-e-muot-Hitill uiof. .Uh 

K,il,l,ntl. tl... inn. ,.c .. —1.1.1. whlth ten ‘n. ■« . “““"“'I 1 fuluru. NsvrrllwIaM, Arsasw 






For llm N. O. ClirUtinn Adrocnlr. 1 

random- thouqhts. 

u t f,jeire—f\M lms liccn rt year i>r 
.tpourintf of the tlivino apirit, nml ft 
Imrvcst of flonls. Indeed, 1 do not, 

'her A y° ar of m0r0 c ^ t0l l 8 ’ ,vc rovivul 

1 co nnexion with the CmfipJ (four- 
is certainly great cause 
. j v ing to (Iod; and this stato of 
”h 0 uld silonco tho cronkings ogbomo, * 
[jink tho mercy of Got! is (dean, gone 
ji^tbat tho Methodist Church is on 
“nc-her ' glory departing. • Further- 
there is I* 1 ail this the same evidence 
rc B l ff ft ys boasted of, tho/divine appro- 
ve effectual working of our system. 
^ of present prosperity and efficiency, 

5 tho necessity for change in any essen- 
l«rc of Methodist economy ? I las any 
(rational organization succeeded so 
Indeed, 1 question whether all the 
os, of all tho different denominations, 
ft ,l such accessions to their numbers’ 
been realized in one Presiding Klder's 
t in the iyi^i53sip|*i Conference this 
[gpcak this not vauntingly, but men- 
‘ as an nrgunientr lii favor of- our 


Litter from Mexico. • , 

lly llm l»r!g Trlumntcprc wu turn* flies of Moxlcnn 
psperi up to tho 23d from Vurn Cruz, rind llm lfitli ult. 
from tlni City or Miftlcp. Wo (Iml their content* trans- 
hiiod in our cniitompornrlrp, tin* livening Cii nyutio and 
the Kvculng Della, and front them wu mnk" up * «*um. 
nmry : 

, K x T m \ Pmsiov m- Cpi<uiiiM ’ Tin* c\lrn m*.<u|nn of 
>113 !"1 ’ l’"UKri' )' npi.fiod on tlm loth ult . mol UiiUi rnl Arista d,-. 

. M» l»0 ' U vi-n d it lung SfipOidi. Tlir Ouvurtimi-iil h oi rescinded 
!.•- .'*0 tin. law "f ilo* pres? on tlm Kith In I'nii'u qtntm... n «* u,,. 
Hi nit • il« mi- Miyu. of tho ascertnlned cnrlnlnh Hint il,,* faun- 
, pin -.n hr i [-1 »' 'Tigress would attend ih<- "xirn *»|oil nnd that 
. hii '.n thr iP'vorunu'nt rv>uld count on tlmlr rifitfipcratioti to out 
. 57 tin «n •'titl to the iiRltiitiui^ that i*mhnrniM tho |{. -public 
, f.s iki • •' bill liiiNbrcn intrnduri.d in Cnngri- ■* to grunt ntt nm.* 
:m 65 tv-ty t»» parlies nni*Ht*ed in the Vera < in/. movt-umnt 
, as 7 ft I 01 thin movement tin* Monitor ny a ■ 

. 512 70 • siMiiqoM Halonlcrn trod Roto, cnrnmicftiotma by Hie 

. i’ii 'Jo Hint.. Ontrertsui'fit of Vi-m Crus tu confer with i|n> s«i 
. Ill Ui pr.-mi* Oow-niimi nt In rulntlou to tin* iilTilrs i f the Htnte. 

. 2U 85 y« "ti rday begm, to hold Interviews with tin 1 I’rcldci;' 

. 517 00 mol Minister* It |« probable Hint tncflsuri-H will In* taken 
il 60 | tO alloy I In* nliirm in thoae place* occupied by the Ittatir • 

, 1* Ho U"ntft. and II l* to bo lmjHNl concessions will be mud" to lie- 


liYMENKAL. 

M*nmr.ii| on tlio 13th Out., nt 6 o'clock i\ 
m,, hy llcv. C. I). Oliver, .I asi ns A. IIaKvv, of 
Auburn, Ala., to .Miss Sisan .1. Umykr,. of 
Montgomery. ' , 

M,\uiiit:i), on tho 1 Ith ult., by llcv. Or. 
Manly, (ir.oaor. \V. Urn-asm, l’rol'cssor of 
Mathematics, -in the I’niversity of Ain., to 
Miss Many W. Coi.utai, eldest daughter of 
Ilia Kxeellcney Clov. Collior, all ol'Tusealoosa,' 
Alabama. 


Webslor’, 


’a Early Homo and Father. 

Wi'Htp t|„. fnllciwlng 001,1 II,,. N.'w fork .'..urnril ot 
■Cottttimrce ;. ', 

tottpr.'wriU 

tt„... «. ,iir,^,,o , ; 1 ,v.\v r " , r. ,,r '- *"> 

r ’ r 

nwiint tin. rlv.-r -Mi jiiiniu'li. n,,t it,..,, r i r , r 

ivurd Uh, r|v,. r ala,., nm n„. r |„. r , j,.,,., „ .V,., 

rlmnni'i In (HIM alrutrl, „r it. In tho IIOv v.Vr. Ilmt 

.arStSaT, 1 ',* * l l*l*r."l,.|,ln’ir II. ,r K „I„ K 

-i. iJ . t'O'll. Ilf 'Mini lls. i'll,. ,i|.l« r v (!) till, 

i tm n (|.' Is ol P'msMi'iiitil.. liti;, t, rt,, iu., , |„ il,,. , . 

i K bdJb|' Umoty of tli-* plu noiio’tiftn , but I doubt 
: r ‘>f " "rid will «*v«<r III. lHifiontk',1. "Itbop 1 lly niy 
b Itruiug. or my nb-i rviitlon. in tbl-< mp.. c t y y 

t "° u'i 1 ^ "V' :f , '"' 1 w, 'idf»rn nt tlih iiit'iuen ‘ ( n 
f. m ) with a hi'iiutlfnl miii Ju*l br»nklnp m mv rv,” 
r,c '| ' n *; 1 «'• Id o| .„„. hundred in n - A' ill' 

I'ti'l/.f It « third ol ,1 Hill.. «>n. 1 pinin' S" r hi,. Vm il 



* Mv kOhrr! M', tun, «t lilmtslm, In 

il.- ,nv,, ,, ; ,,. or 1 1,., H„iin „, i;a„ , i„ , y.v.r.'r.n*" 

^ T l n,y br " l, " ,r "kliii. who nppiMirrd tn 
mi.nnd H^noii in now nohii to me. the very ||n«t<t hiimiin 

wbu.. l in l r V< ''i^ lAi : 1 , y,,R "" 1 ,1,m 1,1 t- mu ” 

ft, I. i v'li o‘,i fc i sa ^.'!‘ ! ' , | l ' " " k ,’ 1 „« rl.'nr „« 

1 ,' V / y 1 bhl Mi’t tvlinr# nur ! ctriiylng f 

v;:,; ■■ ;v!. si'i:;: 

ft^trivT;'!;;-;.-, »•«•*« ***£ 

''h.f*"'!' 1,1 lB ft'lft'O- i'll' t ciullil •uoiil.aih on n„v 
r„ i'l „ r ,rav . i S55« ft- -'"'ft nitoal It. iilnl hoi-il it. 
Inn I in v, r-mmvcl 11. Mi.iim how, 1 rnulil n«v„r lent t, i„ 
Imiiff n srrllii, ! I 1, ml „a M* brotuilr JoS 

“’*0 11 *">' ""ft t'y, tftt'wr suit ini' I" notla-irn i„ „ ri ||. r t„ 
ranln', | tXity. r,'.IM||„. ( .l,|W ru „ . 

or,, hut - 1 . iy in July — It in,, l tni.i' 1,,'Pj, , in . 
not ynnrn i,f U .islilnatoir. ii.lintnlilintlon— I wnn innktnu 
I»y a ll, my Inlln rjast w ft, „• I „„„ 

m'i ! '"•!" n-",' 1 .' "'On, mi. Tl„. lion. A 1,1, ■! 

1 • «I|",IIV".I ■» tli.nl. rJoiry.rU nill.m 

'ft " l " •l'>ll.“ 1 '- lout I'linm lull, ll„. |„ , n , |- n th<-r 

. ,| 'l | >-K» li-nrnt"l. I, n, lima l„v„ „ 

>5 Vs v V,,"" " >■'! "" /‘I ftny oniol,|,.r„l,l,. imtuml 

■ , ?'• f-njrrw,. tils li'l.ii.l „„| nitnjtuitrr. Ha 

l.'lkL'.l 'O’, till,' 1,1 III,' H.'l'l Jim! Will '*fl Ills,, iy Wljon til* 

n II", ah 11,1, .|,n ,11, „ l,t)y 1 1„ . • Mv ','11 Hint 

. hllnih Ijil.U anil p|„ slv.1,,11,., „ „|,n,, | |„|| |,,. ri . 

i- In null . !• ft,. I„„ I „li Van, Mltuir. whlnt, I ni vn, l„„l If 

'"V I Ktnmld tmv,. ft,',,,, In 

t In nli till, iM, , |,l,. | ,. lin „, Unlir It ns It „ H s llul 

!,i"ii ,l ",' 1 'o'i'ft tlni n ' ' JTy ili nr rutftiT,- 

'"•ft 1 ' -Iinll tint mirk llrauii-r m.,1 I will work Tor 
you mid we* oui;.hmuJ.; < ul, iiiul you aIiiiII rent'— mni I 
riiii'uiibi r-.pi hm. urled-niul l cry now lit tho rrcob 
hoiinii -Mv oJilltl.; Hilid ho. ‘^t in of nn Import um-o to 
mi -I nmv live hut fir my (diildriui ; I could not give 
your elder brother the iidrnntngcH of hnowledgu, liut l 

iinitilrt'nniiV U,r 1 .v mr elt-ln.prore your 
n/ rt unilli j leiirn*— U-Hrn— mid when | nm gone, you 
wdl iint need to g . through'the h .nbliipn which I have 
m ' tlmT’ 0 ’ nn i lw,lloh huT0 MftdMunanold man before 

Tin' next' May he took me to Kxetor, to the' lMiilllpn 
h.xet. r AcHdemy — placed me under tho tuition. of itn cx* 


ThrM Days La tar from 


Europe— -Arrival of 


ftut Him market ftu |! 

otft-r acouptm,,, 

..." .lowly «U U |* >UWM>) „ 


l 0\TllI|:l'T|ii v .S TO THR W.VHlUVfltON MoNT- 
Mr,M. Kf,,,! tip b"xc« plnced hy the RhorltT at. the polls 

on Tnc«dny I..4, for the purpOAo «.f contributions to the 

nMiltivt'Ui Monument; 'the following have be n 

iceclT-d fr the clly. cxrltMivo ofthc nmoiiut ciillcctcd at 
«•.' I i cim-N in the Kniirth DUtrlct. which were re- 
turned In the Sh'-rltT of .1. trersin 
l-'inaT Hm bird l’ri(dncl 
Second , 

Third ' .. 

. . Fourth 

■ . Firth 

Rixth s ... 

.. t Seventh 
F»:» nf»n . . Klghlh 
• .. Ninth 

.. Tenth 
Kli'Venth 
.. Twelfth ' 

.. Thirteenth .. 

Fourteenth 
Tuinn , . . Fifteenth 
Sixteenth 
Rev'pleenth 
HlgTlteenth 
.. Nftiet’evtUh . . 

Twelitii'tll .. 

» .. Twenty. Ilr-t . 


nominal . 

f'.r Mum, ami njliflaiT"!' 
lltMo on the market latnni 
quest at firmer prices, with *1 
to 700 casks, nt a rang# of 7^ 
cinrlnnafl, havo nntlesd 

Hhoulders at 7<S7 U<t $ fh.... 

•pisst. though tho rats* bat* U 
•nh.s of 400 to «00 tlercea ahd i 
In the week, 4000 tlercea Pr| re 
1800 No. 1 at lOU/SlOU, « 

>»«♦» II ft'wtffB iiiJ 

I6ft)90,ana Ob reseat 0(910^ I 

ft. ll» In.p."Uo» Wmtmun, 

bdlmwi 

Mc*f . 

M 0 V. k * **•*• 

Humps 

Inferior, etc..’..*,'**' •*•*“,•* V 
t^olnspecled,' V* * 

Tow.... 

llTCB-Wo hay. nntlVrt «ii 
‘luring the last thrim dava. ami 
_ 'HINNY IIAflg-W.K,".T; 


Tftn etton mnrk.t h"r..)i„p rv „„ l .,, ", 
nnmrinc. thn dlipalah Nl.., r , 
thu wo,-k Are [if, .000 t,al.. which 41,000] 

f"t 'I'l'onlatio,,, ,„,i noooror 
Wtewrty. am! till, qntaaUona h,t "»nnln. 

''"-M"*- n. wi™. 

.|<ai It Mini^Oriran'j. pa’i, ,; pUn ,, 
Illlnit Upland* 4V>*’.a p-rlh. Tindayll 
lA.OOti hulM. II, 0 mark. t ola.lnj n, m . >'|, 

»lr rn„, ,l. a, rrln „, mii „ 

fthl. for w ".lorn I’anal, anil 2d-, lid.. I ,r 
ndTann.d.nnd l*nl>w nnotild at 211, (1,1 r„i 
Ild. ptr quarter fftrwhlto, I,ardft,«w r 

qiirdntlon la Oils, 0 J. pe»,( v\ 

The money mark'd, e ntlhuns ensv 
ItHJ'*. 7 ‘ 


OlinTAllY. ^ 

Died, on the 12th hint., in hit- 22il yenr, 
Ai.riitui I). Kim;, goh of. Col. A. IV mid 
Catharine Lucas King. 

I'or tho last two years he resi3etl in Hion- 
villo Parish, lijti.. where ho- attached himself 
to the M. Fi. Church, South. Mimic his be- 
coming a member in full connection, ho hits 
given ample satisfaction to his class-leaders 
tind 'brethren of lig> devotion to (iod through 
Christ and a growth in grace. 


Oil iflv IGlIl. thri'ft Sli.pejielimeliL hills were |<r*- ul' d 111 
Congri i»s.«.iit! i.gnliifPlMo Mliilst*-V rf Justice lor having 

deeree.l the law nt the pre.-s. i»ne against Saiid'tval. phlef 
eh-rU nt the War Department, fur having directed a mm- 
tiotmim tn disobey the orders of the court in tin- affslr nt 
Seilnr Ib-tai, court . mid one ngahi"t Heiior It uuirex. ex- 
Miui.-ler ol Foreign Affaire, for tin dU-oUitlon of tho A\- 
Ulll.lllilptltn i 

TIk -,1 for wlileh the Congress has been called to- 

gether life, to adopt tui-asiiri s fur restoring order in thone 
I't'U'i “ "beru it has been di.«t m bed, to give thn help re- 
quired by those HtHti s wlileh are inyad"d by the savages., 
i" £«n:-y. °]' «n. 'll*" and -iier.--i,i > n -t fh' in 

to adopt tiie ,n"-t proper tiieiiHurea In regnrtl to tlu'-eon- 
tr.iet which the government whln-s t" ini ke f .r a road 
iom^is.s the isthmus of Tehuaffteneo. nnd the liberty e( the 
-IU’*'-** — together with Nome other nieiU»Ures of less moment 

Si viroi i ii»: R-u xi a v, — The / 
undoii of tin 
plomhb 


sum 


'HiN YH.UiS AllO, 

I mi., Siting lit my mirror, 

(lml" R ni, mi oHor'ft i„„w; 

oh nn It l„> tld* 1, tlio I.,,.,, 

«llh III, tr hluthlnu nifty dim, 

And tftn molft. w litSr,. ulonnilnir 
-»i llifl hlu*' unvlrtudml i-yps? , 

'1 U 17 bavo fad'alUj enn rend It, 

Hern reflected elf nr nnd neld • 

And tho i-tiirtlln^r Uuth breaks on ms, 
I am sift-idy K tpwin K old| 

Ah what vi 'in os cluster round mo. 

A "h»y Hhuteo h;/i„kward throw, 

1 o the glowing lmpos tlmt crown’d trie 


— ( r nlcnnri/ (' r/tbru - 

H (n/ibis/iiM,- - Tills, event \\ ns 
-the dilferuivt. l.odgeM-uf tlu>. 


He C!UH(‘ to Hi is dim £h l»y attempting to 
swim his horse n cross a swollen stream, in 
wliieh thcyMjceiunu entuTiglcdrund ho vvas 
drowned. 

Doubljlbiis he was in et.crnity before lie had 
time to think'of his danger, or tit tor an ojaeu- 
latory' prnyer. Though we had no dying 
word of consolation, yot his life and profos- 
siting whispdr “ all is well. T1 B. VV. 1'. 

■4 — t . 

Dir.i), at (lie ago of 2 years R months, in 
Caddo-lktrish, La., Nancy Jam:, da.ughter of 
Btmjnmin and Adeline M. Whitwdrti'i. 

.ThegQ parents hut a brief while n^'o were 
ealled to part with a lovely little daug.’iter at 
the ‘‘grave's dim portals. v Again the same 
bitter cup “brimful and welling o'er, v -lms 
l)een presented to theirdips. Little “Nannie," 
the “ light of their eyes," the “joy ol' -tl. <‘ii; 
wounded hearts,'’ has been suddenly smitelicd 
aAvay to th.o “wtJ'jiUlWualde." -She may not 
cofho to us, hut we may go to her. Solaced 
hy the cheering promise, we submit sivcly i 
yield our -precious treasure- -not to the ruth- 
less destroyer -for he hath no more dominion 
over her bi^t unto the bosom of Him “ who 
loved little children," and to the sweet » com- 
panionship of those white-robed spirits of 
whose tadiunt home it hath been sung-— 

" Dreams eatinot piuluro a world so fair 
Sorrow and death may not enter there— 

Time does not breathe ou Its fadeless bloom. 

For, beyond tho world aud beyoud the toufL — 

It is there— it is there." A 

. Bereaved parents, bright hy its side glet tin's 
another one ol’ your *• treasures in heaven.’ 
Both now arc forever safe from sin’s conta in- 


•hirinjf the last throw 

jtij* nrllclo. the mI^i 
eluding 2S.500 m t 
F l 4. and since 8780, 
HEMP— No niM 

quote r ~ ' ^ 

SA I.T — W o have hoard 


:it merely 

fP. ‘ 

Shut t» vc ■ know n in my any sucli efforts 
|o motlify, and iu • Sl ""0 enses to dcs- 
,I e thmli»m. lint after nil, tlioro lms 
jifliwn ft ri|iplc stnrtnd lqinn tlio face of 
Calm, Kluootl#aml nnrufllcd is 
u, 0 f our ptoftsnrq and spiritual com- 

|i Georgia, the venerable Dr. l'iorcc and 
fljhftvo boon ^spurring a little. Helms 
jicctiwl by somo of bis brethren, but 
tl! 'Mid certainly, if such ’u 

■ ts' his, since lie entered tlio ministry, 
fletinco tlio soundness or ur man's heart 
1 nind upon till subjects pertnining to tiie 
ferity of Methodism, ivc ennnot think 
,dUposed to innovate, or modify, in any 


craft. wli.;r>- M 1 1 ■■! i rn-.mg In |n uc .- -t- -n . ;■< <-. mi |..i nt. .1 |,y 
the (I rand Hii^h J'ri'-t :ind t-<nh>enui( tin* Urn ml Chapter 
ol I** 'ills* in tin. the Hlght M’orthy Uraml Muster. ('Ulcers, 
nml members of the Ur. m l l.mig" of Iiiuilsiiiiiii. Itoyal 
ArachMu«()us, Knights Templar.*. etc .etc .ami headed by 
music, they marched f n tlm Uraml lliillOf the MoelmnlcN' 
institute, where the nehthrathm took place. 

There was present a full attendance of. thu public, nml! 
numerous Indies 

Tli" I’ t 'rc muiri ra b f t'lnrqiiy fln m mUB^fe t l.u ' i tri t MasoiVi*; 

• •-b'. s'ung by uniuiLui - in e.xoejU-ut voice, accompanied bv 
the organ. 

• . ODE. * ' 

When dnrkncfs brooded o'er the ib ep: 

When nature jay cnchaim tl iisbf|. ; 

"rin sail sihquju rolled ; 

* 'Twas hv the word the day-star glowed, 

And light ami life together Hi wed. 

I pim the blushing world, 
ennui's. 

All living struck their untuned lay.-. 

Anil Echo first awoke in prai*e, 

Kre the great Archit' t t x.n high. 

llad fixed iu radhuil Masonry. 

The, iris arch -o bright, 

Our cruft, by wisejiny-ti.r^uslaws,. 

Bad pis ed tli” Win'd — iiad M-ab-d Jih • caude. 

\N hieli Mason*- ^ till (mite. *. 


balri, 'curly In Um week, el 84 , A260 it 
n ahioatg ^allcMli. 

-j»m yet n-portvd In our imukel. We 
Wrntl.d.Bm.lnu,, ,, 

1 - T= •■'—'I <4 no ‘nriMiii 

In this article ilnce the mle of 17 000 
I*Und. to arrive, at n* * btuhrl. A cargo of 18000 eoM 
to nrrlfri, at that ratn. has been received daring the week* 
Tlio rates for Liverpool from second bands Tiavo been nl 
duoed to $1 20fa)$l 20 tp sack for Fine, and 864 for Coats*, 
delivered of draysgo. 

COFTRff-Tlio demand contlnnes moderate and tb# 
/ales of tho week have bean limited fteaboaMOQO 
Rtir »t . r.ng, of nxiSSMi Vlk for eld nim m**.' 
-furtlior "ergo of «(» ft«». hue .rrlnd from Hlo d. d 7 .HTO 
durhii, (hi, put wuk. tiukln. tlio direct Import, - t.. . 
tlio 1st of September tn,.. nu ^k tail! huuH 

last evening was about .'4^00 begs. 

UAOntNO AN I) HOPE — We bare no fuHber «Qm of 
any moment to report, the tranMetloM having been eon- 
“n«d mostly to rvtait parcels at fbr 

and 63iOriV* for Jlojto. W# conUoae to auoteJodli 

V 

LEAD— Wo yot bear of no traneaetlone In anr «,.**** 

during tb, wuk. Vu.u..*l ■ 


"i/ says *i Tim sit' 

frontier States is daily more ami more do- 
me! instead of a decid"d and . III. uel- fts' irsisl- 
1 1 t-'-iv mily a sti-nlii oi'iujt.issiou, The i ntlui- 
'•b s' Hill.' since •xish'd Imre in tlit'ix* lav or 
ha.-sUlHded. in fact, nothing is done, jinrhiiig i* nn b-r- 
•"•‘'■n with rt *'.luii"ii and < iiergy to retrieve tlm hrirot* to 
.uideli' thu*' Mat. s )fr. a jin y. and the . Ib'its i,r n r,, tt 
it' ""I ' , Hl’/...|i.*J. ri'jTifi I liey 1 ' a re tint ib-sl’royi il by 41m imlo- 
I' liee of -"thee*, are mined by opposition fmm those wlro 
elipiild 1S10-I sMpport f lietn “ -/ 

tl-.' revolution in N era ('rtiz is still raging Tho imur* 
P ni* '““I rein iiL' d fii.m Unzaba on flu- 7th. but suotialTer 
relurned. and Wei" a,- m*oii dviVni back. In tile 
m-nt. tile iiisii'l'eiit^ li lt H great nudfln-r <>r men killed, 
•ih* wounded. •Jl .jTfi q.'mTs. and a cunsltleralil.i ntheunt ni 
pr.'viMoiis and unrunilieu. The Uovcrmm-nt tro* p- I u" 
II killed wiitl 2d wounded, nml Hin.iiig tlm latter three 
1 IHeers of tlm National (liurd 
Tlm iiHiirgejits retreat- I to Cordova (lunijiibijiirn was 
temporarily qufet M.- .loaquin Angalo, lute Uovcf nor of 
tlm Ftlfte. lot' li'-eii iiitgri- > 1 i 1 . 1 . 
t11T.1i11aull1iRstl.lv t.'ardcim.s Is likely to find a st rong 

opnosllinii. 

in tlm State of V.ra I’m; all.ilrs lock better for tlm 
government Tin* in.-urgentA ar». repulsed at Orizaba. 

1 lie Mipr.-im- Unveiiiiuent ami that o| .lalapa are nbopt 
tojake measures establish tmmiullily, there, 

A movement at A1 "ndla bad been Fiij/pi' s>ed 
The Minister. ot War had issued a circular in which the 
State authorities are driveled to arrest all. nillltnrv men 
wlo “111 • not the m-eessuiy pi -port *., and to prweeed 
ngaliisi them according tri law. es|.eeially it tin ie is any 
suspicion tlmt they intend to join tin iimurgenis 
•TiiiSiii i\ no i'ii, 01 Mi xirn. —TIA> City of Mexico 
was in a continued state of alarm. .Tlio L' m nr ml ol the 
isth says . . .. 

Spfl's are making t.lmir harvest from tho credulity and 
fear of the ‘tovi rfnm-nt. Last night tlm roofni thepnb 
aee was filled with all the munitions of war Iieei'siiry to 
resist an attack; the senliimls were doubled, watches 
Were s-t ami all tin 1 preparations usual under tin* pres- 
sure ot tear or dang' r were mude. UhcIom precautions :• 
t*very one laughs at these steps.. 

Tlm Sislo of same dny says : 

Last night a bond half-tiust nine a rocket-bomb explod- 
ed in tlm I’lozu ilt 1 li'tinin. and alarmed tlm "overnumnt 
anti tlm police. This will probably give rise to new ar- 
rests . 

Many new papers of nn vplmbrnral character have been 
started ntlie City of Mexico, withruch titles as Asmo- 
dcu.s. the .luliseo Monkey, tho Mexican, etc., a" directed 
against the Uoverritnent. 

-Mi*' » i.t.AKt:oi a. The following nro tho only luiecella- 
neou<itvms of ,any4uterest : 

Ilobelli'.Jo lms proclaimed the plan of Ouadttinjara, with 
Hoaie additions 

Don M kml llarbachan has boon re-nppolnted Ooveruor 
of \ lie. duo. 

, T, ' t ° OomuiittlpM lmd not yet decided on tlm .application!: 
for the opening VI tin- IsthuiUS of Tehuantepec 
Inteuvu. IvienoviMi-xTH—Ou the RJth. the Presblmit 
confirmed tlm patent givlug to Ri Uoude d" la Cortiua 
the privilege of establishiug a niili04d from Mexico to 
San Angel, pa Mug through Tacuyaba and Mixeoae 
A new line of stage* Te udvettisc,! f,-„ m the rity of - Mex- 
ico to TVpio. on tiie I’ucIficV Stages leave Vera Cruz every 
day. and Mexico thrice a week. Fare from Vera Cruz to 
Mexico f.115 Ir.iia Mexico to Tepic ^^>u. Time through 
thirteen to fourteen tbfyfc, Umlnding two- for rest. Uoa.i 
said tube excellent, bonds abuiidnut at $2 a day. meuh 
To cents. A branch hue will be run to S.iu lfias'us soon 
as tlm rfjiol U r. paired. Distance 2o kyigues. faro ilu 
TaMAVLiPAb — Uu llm 1st of October. t!ov. Rardonos 
took formal possession of the guberunloi i H l chair of Ta- 
maulipas. The Tanlpico C. min n ii, says that the trade or 
that place is nlniost entirely destroyed by the immense 
quantities of goods smuggled Into the Northern Slates 
over the frontier. Tin? Legislature of Tumaulipaa has 
deerted : 

"That no' one shall be persecuted tier molested iu the 


(fill year* ago. 


Tlm,, nt y fi.-nrt In koMklni, 

As I view the mlrrgr o'er, 

Aud ummorv In uiilocklng 
Tlm long burled see aw of yore. 

} am thlnkliuf or glad voiced, 

Eohoog soft and aWeet n nd low. • 

A HUn'i , T\\ r ,mv *" « rovrn "dent, v 
B l flflfl Ibli time u ten yeant ajf«.y’ 

'l ,rt,n « nr °ririd mV, 

Hi pure c(|Udhood'B loving gulm* • 

Borne lire blooming fair and stalely, 

r*. 1 i ’v'", t . r * n "*’ ,u,,tc ‘ (1 1 ° thoMcipe r 
C SK4Slf? d '!l lt l® * M ’" t Rni1 d' ftreat, 

1 fiat this lire can titer know, 
lhey have left bob, Who made runshluu. 

Hound iny path, y ton yeam ago !" - 1 
I regrot not waning beauty,, 

, All too frngllo long to last, 

R •hght roflmmbrnnco, 

Mid tho radlanoe of the past, 
l or ntlll my faithful knlrror, 

( an give hack a dtulie I know ; 

And the true heart thrills unchanging yot, 
As It did ten ycitrs ago:” r mii 


Board ofjaealtH. 

t.IBT OF INTF.rtMKVTS IN THfij CITY OK NKW 
Kur Hie W#*k ainliDg Uolober fio, 1SS-2 i 

Awoueh«in«tt 9 fVvrr,8rnH"l....... 

1 NVtr.Typl.... 

1 K«v«r, (’<*rsltr#t 

J F«lvor, Unrertiun ... . 
1 K«)vsr, lUniitUnl.. ., 

1 Uriatrilii 

18 lliMnrrvv« 

1 I !♦»*!, I)U-r«d x>f. . , . 

1 hiinilsi 

l Ii)l«tii|icinncu 

l Jaumliri' 

M boot*, (Wstilon of. 
v Uisr, Hcsrnuxii of. . . 

* Mr(ii«i(ili«. .; 

8 Manumni 

I Mail in n l’olu 

* Old 

9 I’ri-inftliira lllrtb 

II Pidiiueiiiln Typin' id. 


«, the salvation of souls. And so long 
ihejnlk worthy their vocation us ehris- 
u, they deserve, And- ought to have', tlmt 
irity shown them which Christianity ever 
pots. But Congregational Methodism ! 
is will never answer tiie purpose for whioh 
Inised up this people. -Methodism was 
lid to supply a vaouum, or ratlior to do a 
t that no other Church lmd done, or 
ud inclined to do. Tlmt work has been 
jjplished to a considerable extent, though 
felly as yet. True, it lms been carried 
lithe expenso of much expense and sac- 
». There has been mutual concession, 
where and people have consented to yield 
» of their rights for tlio general good, 
aihen waive tho right to choose, tapir 
1 of labor, and tho people their pastors. 
During the present year, it seems to me 
it our lhptist brethren' particularly have 
i their sympathies Btirred in behalf of the 
», don-trodden Methodist laymen, he- 
ld uything l have ever known before. 
Hr. Graves, of the “Tennessee llaptist,” is 
dog to Bishop Soule on tiie subject of 
liodist polity. " Mr. Waller, , of tiie 
(stern (Baptist} Recorder, " avails liim- 
of every opportunity tb strike a blow at 
triitocntcy of Methodism — nay, its des- 
*0. And almost every Baptist preacher 
ire met wjth this year lms had some fault 
•s their system 
■et him tlmt is 
no. 1 have no 
or complain of 




Ur Hlti, Attention of.. 

Hront-MHii 

('wii'lii.Hliun 

Coavultioiii 

C-itu until ion 

Catarrh 

Croup 

Cramp*. 

Colie llilloiii 


L'-i brt».llir« 11 breath". Aini'ti. 

I . M«'ck Clmrily aitcn'l-. with LoV" ; 

Vi bib* is'l'Uii. Strength and ll-.auty. prove 
• Tlivipillara of our Func. 

1 IK'lll ft. 

UlofLi Tli .-il tiie w, rk. <*ur Muhtar ilrtatl. 

Wh" Jiatli tli" ' arth> f'-iittilatiotin laitl. 

A pra >'• r ri‘is th. n mad", by th" lit v. Hi.) M bithall, 
Oran l iji. aplitlii. t i: wi.l by uh nn.li 11 by t lit* Ui v llm 

II 0 thwi “t 1 " hic|i was heal'd witlj great udvautage and 

Ustcnttd to w Hh undivided alt* ntir-u 

Thu AmuU-t ’ r 6 t ( il>n fring the* lollowing 
. MASONIC ODE 

Empires nn«J picM'd away. 

Into <)b i'Ai'ft mill" ; 

And tow ring a Imvcfidt decay, 

Siuce uula * u,, n \ V,,L ‘- 

Hut Mii>oi|ry. tlu , s'(p* , ,! 0US H, t - 
. Witb-wiftdoni ’?. ra T diviuo f 
Twos ever t*o. th| 1I"L rew criuN, 
in aul<| lung ?yn". 

, BeKuld.-th'* occideptul cha. r, ' 

i'rc, claims Cho day'* u u cline — 

Hiram - nt Tyre waspented the. r ",. 
t In auld lung ftyne. 

The South proelaiutft rofrfpbiqcnt r.igh. 

High tin /i t * til" t ini" to dine ; 

And byiuiy decked tTu* Southern ftky a 
In uuld lung ftyne. 

Yes. Maoouryv whose temple here 
ft Was built by hands divine. 

. .. Shall ev«*r sill in* 11s bright aud clear, 

Aft uuld luug ryue*. 

Then, bretliren. tor tli" worthy litre*, 

Let us a wreath entwine, 

The three great heads of Masonry 
I a uuld laug syne. 

Remeolb'-ring oft that worthy one, • 

With gralitud" divine. 

The Tyriun youth— the widow's son*—” 

Of uuld lang By no. ^ 

The cercmoni* ft clofti' l with a benediction, aud tla* fol- 
lowing hymu by the choir ! « 

Hail ' mj>ieriou-. irloriouft science, „ 

^Vhich to discord bids <1. fiance. 

lluruioiiy ulo tie -reign .3 here. 

Gome let us sing t" Him that raised u- 
From the rugged path that mazed us. 

To ihu light that we revere. 


Cholttra lu^nutui 


rri-liri uu Trrincm. 

I'nifiiiiA 

Drop*v . 

Denniion" 

Dysentery 

Dlarrliffcu 

iKibiiltr 

KnUrtlit 

RpHc'pay 

t-UC-phalillA 

F*v«*r, Yellow 

Fcv»r,Typlioi.|.,.. 

Kcvcf. IVrtilrluU*.. 

Fever, hillout 

Total... 

Of than C9 w«r* under to yaara, ai 


now quota 
Sterling,., 


TiiLEGRAi’inci Items, 


Franca 

New York alxty 
Hlght Ohooka m 
Boston aixty-dz 
Philadelphia ol] 
Havana flra to 


• 1 

.ti Ihirirlnin 

• HtiiuvCanoarof... 
. 4 llr|n«, IDtention of. 


Scilth Caroli-?;» Eloction. 

OiiAHi.i.flioN, November 2, 0:20 r. m. 
Tiie Legislature of South (JaroliuanftK'inbled jeriterday. 
(Monday) and li .th i IkhUftes - organized by tlio ro-cleotiou 
ol tlm furuiBj prealdi u| onicers. ■ lu the evening a caucus 
of the meyubers was l^eld. when It was nwolred that Pk’rco 
and King should be supported, but with Ihir declaration 
ou the part of the State that tho StAte protest# aguimt 
any approval or acquiescence in tho ineasurea commonly 
known a* the JlJompromlse. 

This morning the Legislature met pursuitnUoadjourn- 
ment, and proceeded tn the eleeflon or eleotora for Pre- 
sident and Vico President, whoa oue hundred and thirty- 
five votes being cunt for those on the Pierce and King 
Ticket, they were declared duly elected. 

The Legislature then received nnd read a message from 
the Governor of the State, announcing the death of Ifeury 
Clay and Daniel Webster, and accompanying the an- 
nouncement with suitable remarks. K«mIulion*' appro- 
priate to the fcul(jeot of thu Governor’s Message were then 
adopted, and the Legislature adjourned. 

Four Days Later from Europe— Arrival of 
the Facifio— Ifitnrestiug Commercial aud 
Political News. 

N oiik, Moudny. November s. 
The Collins steamer Pacific has arriveu here, ’bringing 


W colored, 

A HgSTKft.B.tr.u.y Bo.rd c! ll..Uk, 


NEW ORLEANS MARKETS. 


ArriT.a. daring th. put w«k', 4*0 h«d oT 
nog., eeo Sftr*p , W Milck Om, Md 410 n r-Tf»»n1 Y««r. 
Hag*. Th«r. 1. only . »ouUt lioek ol Dwf and Y««l O44U4 
but nn Hog. or Bh.*p IoIUd markH. Frtcu o( good Hack 

■vm luhtor of ftoldm t 

Milch bow's.’. | Wtllli 

0 alvei AND Yea *u*»o« ' 46 V&AI0 00 S hmd' 


* ClIRISTJAN AnrOL'AVE OmCF., 

Rnturdny Morning, November 0, 1852 
' Our generul u.ark«t presented a rather buoyant appi 
anco during tho early part of tho week Just closed, thp 
the limited supplies In the Produce Market generally 
striclcd operations to a moderate limit. Cotton waa i 
active daring the first three days of the -week, and Bi 
and Molasses have been In good demand through 
(hough prices for the latter article have not been 
tulned. Tobacco has been extremely dull. Flour 
Grain, and most artlolea of Provision*, have been fin 
We have hud later advices from* Europe Jjy two steal 


CARKTULLT COmiCTO evplt 


EnAt India .... 

’ Qi-rumn 

"sirStr.’f. 

Northvra 

Bread, VI oo! 

Jfsry 

Pilot 

Oraeluia 

Rntfitli FUa .4 

llottlesi Vxnti 
lu.aliah Portor 
Kr. Win«, V 10 
Bran, filet U. 

tore*, V ft... 


wh.rh 41.000 hiqjpbccn inken for speculation, and .'J000 for 
export. The quotations arc stmed as follows, indicating no 
oh..- go ill prices : Fair Orlecud. 0‘,'d ; Middling Orleans, 
0 ; Flir Uplands. 0' 4 . nnd 3Iiddllug Uplands, 

V ib. The mark*-, closed firmly nt there rates, with sales 
.pn.t(io aid estimated at 15,000 baht# The uoxt steamers 
du* !r»>. Europe are the Humboldt and tho Canada, the 
former of which was to have left Southampton for New 
York on the tilth, nud'lhu latter to have sailed from Liver- 
pool ou the aotli. fur Ilortou via Hullfax. We rlmll prob-bly 
have tin* accounts of both at about tbe Bain , time. 

Our weather has boon warm, dry and windy during thu 
latter part of the we ek, tin ugh cool and pleasant iu tho 
. ally part. The public health continues good. 

COTTON— We left the Cut-ton Mjirkct. at tho date or 
our last review, with »a auin attnl appearance, tho sales of 
Friday having r«. 'hod fully 10,000 bales, und eloalng up a 
week's business of abmjt 42000 bales. The demand on 
Saturday was still more active, and fully 11,000 t#lcs 
changed bunds at steady pricer. On Monday buyeranfr dn 
camo forward very freely niid took 11,500 bales, atlli at 
unchanged rates. The IVdAo's accounts were pul’Khed 
in our telearaphio columns on Tuesday morning, and being 

cODsldcrcu rather unfavorable, there were fewer buyers 
lu the market, but the day's solos ran up to 0000 


Tin Hivr.ns.-A rise or eight fe.'t in the Trinity was 
reported at W a l vi sion. Corn was »• lling on the Trinity at 
thirty cents per bufthd. In regard to the mouth of the 
Tripity th" Galveston News says 

We ure informed that one of the two wnrc-hoiifes now 
going up at lln- mouth of the Trinity is nearly completed. 

1 1 will 1*4 renumbered tbut Gen. Chambers has already 
erected a w.lmrf reaching from Aunltuac channel to the 
lad 61 the 'river, anil it is upon this wharf that the build- 
ing" are going up. Hunts can now bind thelrxargoes upon 
out" end of the wharf and receive it from the other end 
where it can soon be transferred by means of railway. 
The iroitloMii" track i- <. .ypLcied. but it i- ur - 
ranged lhaf u v t* ry ae com mod atlon will bo afforded even 1 
lief" re tbe Iron is laid down. Thus (he detention at the 
luxuth of the river iu low tide.- will in a great un-a.-ure be 
avoided, and tlf«- expoftur" to which goods huvu heretofore 
been ft ubjectbe pi evented. « 

Hkm Hulk Thai i. —T he Tel-graph states that a few 
days ago. a lurg" shipment of goods, were r. ceivd at 
Houston, for -Shreveport. La., fully three huudred and 
fitly miles dhtant. nnd remarks : ’ 

\0hVn the Ib-d riviri'l^ijid i.r completed, wo will iu part 
supply north-wv-tern Loui-igna tuid south-western Ar- 

kiiuftufl.'’ 

Himi.xci*. — J udge Evaus lms resigned the . ofllco of 
Judge of the Sixth Judicial District Th(j n'iigniftlou will 
♦aike effect as ftoon us his succer.-or cau he elect l und 
qualified- 

Win »i ft. -The L*‘on I'i.-nper says that a Mr. Thomas 
ciiMi t was lab ly utlucked by a puck of wolves about six 
mil -ft from (’"ntervill* 1 while out riding Not being pre- 
'piitc l to show tight, he beat a retreat, aud the wolves gave 
chusv. givlug him a .beautiful ruce for. two or three hun- 
dred yards. 

Mi i 1 ora in (iuiMi •* Oomi.-A mm -nauii d McGoQln 
was killed a few days sines, iu Grimes county, by another 
named Mourijo llluck. upon a very slight provocation 
Thu difficulty nros** ou th" refu-nl or MrGofflu to loan his 
wngou tollliu k*a« he hud iu*e for it home words passed 
between them, wlien Tthick drew a pistol aud shot him. 
lie lied, and ul the last account hud tint been urn-Med 
• HxrtiA Hissioff.— The Lone Htjir is informed that Oov. 
Hell biis concluded to call the Legislature logether early 
lu December 

The :-tar also says uu uppliratlvn will bo made n\ the 
ettlleil awssiou for a division’ tf Washington county, aud 
tlnijHur 1# iu lavor of the tuviuure. 


of ,othcrg. 

tw item of Church history at a Baptist 
fchtioa the other day ! 1 heard a leading 

of the body say, in a public address, 
1 “the Baptists numbered, in the United 
^ about ono million aud a half,, and the 
ihodists onty a million.” “ Mt labile dictum 
fewon. Vours, II. J.H. 


Cm mi (tv 1 1 1 is pit a i.. — The report ofrhis iu.sti- 
tuti ui fo'r-the weHc ending Saturday* tho 3L>t ult., is us 
fellows : # 


thu 18th. but tlio Afrlca’fl-abcouutft'chccked th- demand 
aud depressed tiie rutes. sliglilly. 

Franco — Louis Napoleon. 

Louis Napoleon entered FmU in great triumph lu ti e 
16th October, an l every thing was -lomrim a scale ,'.,f 
great maguillceiiei.. It is expected thr.t th. Jfenato will 
offer hiui thu crown in a few Jays. 

Now Secretary oi State. 

H'ABiu.'toTO.v, N'ovemjjer 1. 

Edward Everett I. accepted th4olllc« of Secretary of 
State, tendered hfm by the Fresidimt. to fill the vucaucy 
caused by-tlio deutli of Mr. Webster. 

New Tom,. November I 

Tifi total. saleii pf thu four days preluding the departure 
oLtlie I'aoMie were i.y.O'ju t.ntics, nl which Speculators hud 
taken 20.000 aiul rixport* rs 20OQ bales. The raU # lmd 
undergone no uctuul cln^ign. but, (he market bore a heavy 
appearance after tho arrival ul thu Africa from N#wVurk. 
Tlm rales aclusid us follows : l air Urluanft 0),, Middling 
Orlcuu/O. Fair Upluudft 0 ,. and Middlin. I'plands 5 ' 4 
to il jd per pouud. 

N>:w Vouk,, November 1. 

The I’acllla brings the following iutcryuting Items of 
news from England mid the Continent of E 


UKu*.yr*... 
Hi. Dunrinfo 

Nt. II 


ig A i.i. Saints Day.— M-ln- 
• were decorated in commemoration 

Stints j".' 1 " tombs were hliiig ill the 
hin-v and or|^’H"'nlcd with garlands 
I*.* Lights burn 'J rill dny in front of 
ie grounds were visited l»y thousands, 
•t int deceased relative, or to gratify 
nnvd scer.i— qouibi'nlng in Oil" view 
•had" of coloring and evny variety 
ceremoiiieft were prolonglf'd t * Ulid- 


r::u:imATio.\ oi 
dtiy all thu ceuieterii" 1 
"l tjie festival of All r* 
Giubilainuuts of ilY urn 
and lestoonft of tlowi r. 
tin* M'pulchreft. and tin 
bd th- re t<« iiii'itrn > 
furiosity. It was a i 
' indiv idmlft of every si 
of lE'tiotmllty. The i 


fiinr choctaw testament. 


The Vote lor President and Constitution. 


Runt* — 

(lorn Meal, LM. — — 

d 

WnUrD.Vbkl. - tOW 
Older, fikbl. 

NortUora I 60 

I M 

Ueai. Good*, yd • 

KStUrtpr? 

Br.Uw.Ou«bfi - 10 
it«.Ve.4o.Ua^4 - 4)4 


maud was active, with Bairs of 10.000 baton, making an aggre- 


gate- to: the eotlro week of KJ,000 hales, tukon moztly for 
England, but with a fair distribution among buyers for 

i. Th* 


the Continent of Europe ami our Northern markets. 

receipt a of the week have been 03,284 bales, against 05,177 


luriipe, 

France— Imperial Indications. 

Thu eptry of Louis Napoleon iuto tho Oily of Palis on 
the lfitli of October was made with imperial pouip Many 
of tip: principal thoroughfares were spanned with trium- 
phal arches, with inscriptions, welcoming tho Emperor. 
The President lives in impurlul stato,. uud every thing 
about him Is in iinpi-riul style. 1 

The Heuato Is to be eouvuucd pu the Jih November to 
deliberate on llm establishment of thu Empire, and tjie 
result of its deliberation ii not a matter of conjecture. 
The Pope Is to TlsltTuris lor tlio purpose of crowning the 
new Emperor. 

The new title of Louis Napoleon is to Ih>< 

France. King of Algeria, and Pro! 


boles for tlm corresppndlng porlod lost year, aud tho total 
receipts at this port since the 1st Boptember have been 
351.132 bales, aguluHt 235.734 to tlio same date last year, 
showing an increase of {15,300 bales. Fried yesterday 
were decidedly firmer, and wo slightly modify our figures 
on follows-: 

WL-W OHLKA.Nfl 4 LARSiriCATIOW. 

Inferior... .. ... ~ “ * 

OrdtimFy .» 

Middling 

Good Middling, 


C’Alico l’i 


Nevy Orleans Difitrict, 1852. - 

FOIUTH ICIII .'i»«iF ql AUTEULY W.EKIMLS. 
Felicity street (juurterly Oonferonce.^m ember 13, Love 
Feast. Nuwember 11. 

CulorfiTChurges. .Quarterly Conference, Novemb-r Love 
Feast. Nnv. 7. 3> a m. 


lowo- 

lOHOlOH 
.11 >s/S- 


coTTO.'t ANo Tobacco statement. 

Cotton, bales, Tobacco, hbda 

fitock on hand Sept. 1, 1852 0,682 18,764 

Received since 332.003 0,002 

* yesterday H),030«35U32 ooO— 0.002 

300.604 24760 

Exported to date 108 000 6,162 

•• yesterday e,040 r 175,000 

fitock ou baud not cleared .186,065 16,014 

T0HACC0— We have had a Very quiet week to notice 
iu the Tobacco Market, and the only sulus of any moment 
have been 41 bhds Mason Ouuuty at 6) a > round, aud yes- 
terday 164 bhds. of which 6 at 4j„', 24 at 6, and 125 at 6*4 
t* Hi- Wo have heard uf nothing tu Indicate a change in 
prices, uud still quote -as follows : Lugs, 4tfD5 ; Leaf, In- 
ferior tu Common. Ci\i(a> 6,'i ; Fair to Fine, bXfa>0}{ j 
Cholco and Selections, V Jb. 

8 EG A It— The supply of Sugar bus been liberal, and a 


Emperor of 

„ lor of th« Holy Pluces”. 

lmmediuti ly after ill" uction of th" Senate, which was to 
convene oiv the 4th instant, tin* subject of thu Eiuplru wrh 
to be Aiibmiltud to the people, with n result by no means 
doubtful. Tiie coronation, huweyer, will probubly not 
tuke place until May next wheu tin- prusciice of tho Puju- 
is eoiisldtred cerlnln.. 

Algeria is lo be governed by a Vice-Royalty, a dignity 
wMkli will be cunferred on Lueluu Murat, who wi" uUo 
buC-uiniamler Of the lui|erial Giiurds. 

HrAix . — A reinforcement for tho defence of Cuba bus 
embarked ut Cadiz. 

Abdol Kader. 

Louis Napoleon bus ul last given nn order for the re- 
lease ot Abilel Kader, uud that Chieftain lia.i accordingly 
been liberated. 

Briliah Politics. 

Parliament is to assumble yu the 4th of November, and 
exteusive pn-parath in) are making by the Uillereuk parties 
to briug out their strength on the. occasion. Tho liberals 
intend ut bncu lu luftt the strengtli ol tho (loi •rumi ul on 
tho question of Fn i' Trad'!. .. 

Welliugton'a Faueral. 

The funeral of the Duke of Wellington U to taku piucu 
on" the 17 lii N'oveuiher. It t*ili b* c« b bffig U with great 
magnificence. 

Iroland and Franco. 

Thu (Juthoiic ,'aji'Trt iu irehuid arc exultiug iu the pros- 
pect ol the establishment of the 'French Empire. 

Tho Orescent Oity Outrage. 

Wabiii row, November J 

Thu Republiifthls morning publUhes the letter of ficcre- 
tury Conrad to George Luw, und adds thut the Adminis- 
tration has taken high and firm grounds, fully sustaining 
'the houor und Uigulty f>t tho American fiug. uud that. it 
' will uot permit tire rights of thu citizens to bo interfered 

Railroad Dina* ter. 

N/;w Yuan, November 1. 

Tho oxpr*"« train from lids^clty for Huston while pass- 
ing over the canal at Windsor locks broku one of (be 
rulls, uud tbu cars wetu (Irucipilaled into the canal. 
There were thirty five pers^jus lu thu car., at thu time, 
several of wtyuw lo.-i their Uvea by being ertuhvd or 
UKiwued.. ; • , H 

Cauadiau FarUomant— Ohol-va. 

New Yoak, November 1. 

Thu liousu bus refused to adjourn on uccouut ulffilh", 
cbotera. which thu hualth otUcets of quubuo re]>ort uot to 
cxisUvuuitlurmliJt5 vjttt it. - 


MoGehcu Charge,. (Quarterly Conference, Nov. 0; boy 


A v 03? el from Huston, with a locomotlvu aud tendcruud 


Hixlc nth . . 
SovcuteOiilh. 
Klghtuuirlh • 
Ninetcfiith. . 
Twcntl'dh . . 
Twenty-first 


Feast, Nov. 8. 

Murcuu S trout, .(quarterly Conference, Nor. 12, Loyd Feast 
Nov. 15. 

German Mission^ . (luartorly Con ercncu, N^ov. 1!>, M«H- 
curtu street; J.ovo Feast und Hucmment Nov. 24. JMoty 
struct. ' 

New Orleans circuit . .(luartorlyConfcrunpo Nov. 27, Zr r. 
•i.,Carr«'tlbon;' Sacrauu-nt Noy. 23,11 a. m. 

Plaqucwir.o.. December 4, 6. 

NapobfinvlUe.. December 11, 12. 

Thibodeuttx. .Deocuibpr 25. 20. 

.Houma. . December's. 20. 

Donalds onville. .Juuuury 1,2. 

,T. C . Kr.KXK.n, P. E. 


several ears on board, arrivedoll Gulvestou ou tb«i 28tb ult. 

T» vasMahjiu .— The Indiannln Hull* Unsays : We ha Vo 
received from our old friend, Col. Juhu H Hunks, of Web- 
bcrvllle. some specliucus of the lately discovered Texas 
marble. In bU letter accompanying llm same the Colonel 


.M . i. • . • 1 , 
do. Ho. a 
do. No. S 
lUrrioi,! 

Fruit, \ 


Total 


••.This marble is found in great abundance in this vicin- 
ity, nnd should wu be so lurky as to get a railroad from 
tiie coast, it will' bo u gn-ut source of rt-veuuu to the 
State.’’ . . 

Wu were previously aware that samples of this marble 
had bt uu Bent to the Norlh.und by meu of science pro- 
nounced equal to the ht 'tju tliu world ; . but the old maxim 
runs to the effect that" seeing is believing" ; and no with 
ourselves. Wu did not 'doubt tlm 'abundant existence of 
very fine marblu out ho Colorado umi iu the mountain*; 
bat wu weru not prepared to see so perfect an urticlc. Wu 
have never «ocu marble more beautiful, more perfect iu 
its formation, nor admitting a higlq-r polish. The, ground 
work is a light dove, with tHreukjt of red, purple uud g bleu 


Pierce's majority . . 

Ai.uiuh •• 

Pierce’s mnjorily 

JI.IM'.KSO* FAHIBH 

ii;. Tenth Ward. .2(5 
. .Eleventh .. 21 


Vip, drum,** 

C urr aula, /an t« . 
Almvnda.H. H.. 
do. Usrd aliufi,. 
Furo* 8* *klu 

OiWr I... 

B«ay«i 

Uu. ovn ........ 

Wm 

•‘nxtXn.. 


I Total..... 480 020 i*70 616 

Ptereo's majority. Moj tor Cons. Iu3 

Total vot" First District ,..-l h 07 

. . . . Heooud District LIsiJ ; 

. . .. Third DMrlel 1542 

.. .. J'ourlh District .’ 17U7 

Tutul city vote .<.11.140 

Total niaJ'erily for Pierce In the clly 162 

Moj. iu Ihe cjty in lavor ot new Cunt., ubout. 1610 ] 

/'. litisu ur JUrrritsotf. 

1 r- CuXMTireiit'N.— . 

v ’ « ••«. P'-* . AdopU.I. lUjU'tM. 

OarrolUft.n .137 121 'ill 31 

Ulus* Works... 42 5 J(). 0 

JelL tson City , 82. ...... .2nd 40 

Gretua 04 101 bo 

Later from Havana. 

Hy the steamer lilac Jr Warrior, which urrlvuj ut Mobile 
on Suturday night, wo have reculvod files of tho Diaria </«• 
la Marina to the 28th ult. 

Wo do not fiud (tuy Hems of news, of any interest. THu 
Diaria devotes a column und a htill’ to Oupt. Porter, thr? 

‘ umrclittut captain, ' ,uh it culls him, and tl|6 Indignation 
meeting lu New Orleans. The |dtrafie of"- ineroliant cap- 
tain.” which the Diana laboriuu.-ly and frequently uppliys 
tu Cupt. Porter, seems to he u«ud us uu expression of great 
routempe. As u justification of sueh expressions, llm 
Dlaria st: itea thut ovuu Mr. Morlund, the American Vice 
Consul, did uu# deign to auswer Cupt P.’s ieitur to him. 

The DUo io says that the people of New Orleuns uro fond 


prices: I/iferlor to Comiuou, 2)i©3 ^ ; Good Oornmom- 
•4; Fair to Fully Fair, 4‘. v rdH)i; Prime and Choice, 
5f®6>. J “ud Clarified. 6 !^7 ^ V lfc. 1 
Week’s receipts, 22fid iilids— exports, 103 hhda. 
% MGI.A8HE9 — Tho receipts of Molasses have been ample 
aud thu demand fair, with sales Tor thu week of 6000 bids 
at 26^25)^ gallon, mostly ihu former rule, which is 
the ruling oue at the uIoau* 

Week’s receipts, 6140 bbU— exports, 2208. 

F LG Ell— The rcceipU of Flour have been fury limited, 
and with uu Inarotudug demand holder.' buvs been ahlu to 
rculUu an advance on most descriptions of Bupvrfiiu*. 
Ohio, iu particular, has been scarce, uud In request, Thu 
sulus up tu Thurday evening am braced .5000 bbls, mostly 
ut il 26tfp»4'80 1» bbl to r Ohio, *4 86fa)*4 37 ,U for Illi- 
nois and Ht. Louis, f4 46la>£4 43 for Fauoy Hi. Louis, and 
$4 (>0 (a)U 87)4 Natra aud Uhoicu brands. Yesterday 
400 bbls Ohio sold la lota at *4 37 4 40, uud W0 Extra 

’fit. Louis at >4 76. • 

Week's reeeipto, 4031 bbls— exports, 3861. 

GRAIN. — There has been a butter demand for Corn, and 
..ith only a moderatu supply, prices have been rather 
higher during tlm week. The sales umbrace about 0000 


the business or tho place has or course Increased iu prp^ 
portlnu to the amount of goods on hand.” 

only 1600 bulus ol cotton rubo-iT In tlm 

; (his year Ihurcwm bu 6uo0 

The quanrity >f cotton raised 


CilAItTKH OK A TELEOBAfll CoAll'ANV.— ParliuiUejlt baS 

gruuted u c.Uarfmr for tho construction of a line of tele- 
graph from’ Guub eo to Dutrplt,860 miles loug, with bruuebes 
800 mdes '.ong exi < nding to thu main towus mur tbu routo. 
Holes for some 806 miles buvu ulruady been putlkp, and 
ovur 400 ufilusof wl rlugur. Uuisbed, andflm wholu will bo 
comph itui by spriu g 'l’h« Hue will cost ubout 0260,000, 
|iidJ .000 buaiuuss m eu hove taken stock in It. 


There wuro ( 
enuuty of Gouzales lust y* 

bub's raised in thut count' 

iu tho adjiilulng cpuntles lr^H Imun lncn usutl In proportion 
to that of Gonzales. This speak* wi ll fur l he iucruusiug 
prosperity of thu Western iiurrioa of our Htate 

I'm: Hio (la amo..— T tie Lavaca'-Comumrclul has thu 
following: 

*■ A friuud, wiiti/i^ to us from Ihu Hio Grande, spuaks.lii 
very Haltering terms of that portion of thu fitatu. Ilu 
nays, since (,'urviijul has failed iu his revolutionary 
sphumes, thu Ind'uu^ have becomo more quiet, and every 
thing is a hundred per cent, butter than they were a year 
ago. He nays lljut good crops have huvu bi-.-u raised on 
thu Klq Graudc this suosou, that lands are rising in value, 
aud that thu farmers lutepd tu engugo iu thu culture ul 
Guttouwxt year.’* 


$25 00 * 

ta youy paper pleafio to 

K fi friemlfi may aee 
inteadeiL, . v 
C, iiitKb, 


Tela/jha/uic Lt.'<k h Clt.— T hu Easteru tulegraph lines 
leading frbrn Uoutpil ■ to Uulifux, weru cut In auvural places, 
ou thu evuuingof tlh ' 24Jh ull , bjr parties interested lu 
preventing the recepth >n of thu steamer N iagura’f news In 
»UMK>a tog the morning papers, ’ 









mn uuvii 

r. TVoBsl 
mtli Oar 
*t among 
Mr. Web 



rectly towards ns. WoWero m n nd ini ration, I Titr. Light'Iioo#* Board.— 1 Th# board of llght-hou*c fl 

but I noticed a shade of anxiety resting on the comroUMonvr. .ppolntcd by thy Tm'ldeat and Bro- ‘ "are the'ntu nf WMIMAKY INSTITUTE, 

features of our onptnln, which only lightened n *‘*y Of th« Trraniry, under Mr. Fran.’ araemlincmt for , n4 V™.". VlUrtl" ,,, » 1I"I- Htf*Jf##W#lllJ, Utu# COUNTY, .awl 

when the approaching columns wheeled thrift I* 1 * wholo llght-henra system, lain scralon at. Tho first clowd mall to’ I'ranla will tSgfflS *"■ KierelMeof the.T.nth Solon of thla Inatlli 


n»Tta rfjk I'obtaiik LNnra tiik thriven Sutra . 


CENTENARY INSTITUTE. 


SOUTH-WESTERN 

j «hn bau, 

At tho atKire Mobil, hn,4t 


wuen T lio ftpprOAOimig WiumiiB nnwim wioit mo wnoio iigni-nonw syei rm, ik in session at Tho flf#t Closed moll to Prowl* will lHudlspMohed IVimi TH " KMMlwa of tho.Tenth flowlon of this Institute 4 u n W HAT I 

Co«r*e In nnotlipr direction. Thoir nnnr ftp- Washington, and tiatnertrly completed tho tnuIncMnecr#. NewYork by tin* stoamrtiln Italtlc. on tho 30(h tart ant tho Firm Monday of Ootohar next under # * u i 

preneli brings always terror The diBtnneo »"r In r«l Oio now plan In operation. U oonalata of tho '*" *« 'he of groat oehwnlanea ■ tha centre! ami direction of tho followln. n.w...i . At tho above csl.blhhineL A™ M 

Which they enn traverse depends of couroe upoll Boorotary of tho Troaoury, rroaldont, and tho (Wowing * d " l '“ 4 C " U "”' """ »«'' Miss, who compare tb. Faculty . Mh.nhig .■ • '•» 

tho Rpood with which they nro carried and tho mrinbata : Oran. Slmhrlok, Jfary ; Gen. Tolton Rnglnccr ; On rwiwa-Oonnan Au.trlan r™Ul Union sratent A II. MiWnaii., I). D.. l'roaldoat and'piefoaaor ... . MK TII0PTST HOOK 

time daring Which they remain in Option. Bom© Ool. henrnc^, Engineer ; Com. Dupont. Nary ; Vrotvwor ▼** t PtumU, all other (lorman Slate#, and the whoM <* Mrtolal aOU Moral Bclonno A 11,0 ^HaUlo*# of this 

Spring into oxintenco in ft moment and disappear R^ho. Coa»t Surrey j Trof. Henry, Bmlthsonlan Instltu- J ^ 'VlVnSlSEi^ uwM > ,,nw * **•* . Ki » llnmum., A M ! TrofoMor of a>mU»i i.» l, °n, *t catalogue price* ,0 “ 

Almost *B suddenly, while others mny be Alibis tton ; Dr. Jenklna, Navy ; Lt. I!.rdo*«le, Army. beTnJ thaWMlS ***** *«***# ’ ’ * AwAni ^ n * SUNDAY 8CH00I fioh 

for half an liour. . . Tbo hOMd ha* already laid out the coasts of the United Or. VeiMpap ers-Bl« cents eacd., prepayment rvoulrcl Ms . Tftoa. 0. Da * Profowor of M*theffl*ttn. «n,i Seh001 ,,ook * «f *H denonllr^u 

At six a’olock the Insh Wftter-spout Tflnishwl, St*tea Into the twelve (lIstrlotA required by the Inw. nml t>oth In the United fltatos and (lermany. beln* the Ddl Ohemlstry Dd tenalro naaoiStnent of JUVKNlLa^hl!?* 

which closed the spoctnolo. Tho oldest snilors hare assigned a number of them to offl%era of tho army IU » T. V IUmmib Professor of Knirllrili 1 tt»r*in» libraries. 

^*5° t a** 10 Di . n "* I nnd other foreign tnalla.) will lw d.lirrrod ^Uhont'fnr?h'V . " >' Tnwi ta, Tiwehcr of Kngllah Branohea. Thla ™*0L0()T. 


Rpring into exintenco I 
nlmoHt rb Riiddenly, w 


nnd ninny were the CTenlR they foretold from "Beriicnt id tho llghta within hladlatrlet. Tho Inapoctora olmrgn. Now«i»hor« oont lu tho I’niaslanohwd mall in 
tho plienomcniin. Tlint night Rome of us joined «rs tRkon from tho following eorpa: Throo from topo- * h ” ,,c ""* n Au«lrlnn l’ootal Union, ahould ho marked 

tho tnrs on the foreonRtle, nnd, wrapped up in graphical onglnrolo ; thro, pom military do. { throe com- “ *!) „ 

Mila, lay for hour. M.Uming to thoir Rtorles. It ra.nd.ra ; Urn, Umtnuto. ' opUm^bol^ tt m'S&g?^ 


wna plonsnnt to sit with n freshinnn-liko expren- 
nlon of eountonnnco, nnd, nehltig nomc innooeut I 
question, witness tho Jmgeoxullntlon with wliicli 


question, witness tho Jiugeexultntlon with which that a hand of forgrra had boon dlrcororod, who had boon Tri,£r?a"l^tVm^^ , a7J:f'' RI ”. n J ,<> T* ,l "?I" J Tl1 * Ritaa nl %hla« «TTl . ~ .'> ' 80100, narrow, JMnu,, M „ 

“ Jnok” set to “ttufflng lnmlRinen.”' With n .mhloyodln m.nuf.olu.lng PrnraUn papormonoy. The ihXlt ^ ««te. of TuiUon for fhe Soholnstto Tear. 

WiniwtO Ills follows to notico how ncntly ho did hoadnmirt.r. of the gang waa In America, and a part of flraoco,S2j Hong Kong , via Trloalo. 38’; Ibl»ll«.5n lol PHmnrv i'l„. M *'* Drr **tWR"T. _ aond, Kltto, Dnllor, Kdwarda. thrm-i!!?' 

it, n jerk nt ids wnistbnnd nnd n roll of Ills quid, thorn hud t»on arrualodln that country and In (lermany. £!!L„*5?’ , pI : Hivt' lia. ,TS ; Slytllono,40; Rngllali 0 raramar, Qtography Arilhmotio iinil i i i.'- ,25 °° P A,lM gny, Untbor, Oatrln, etc , otc ol. 


gnagoa BUNIIAY BCIIOOI, »(V|„ 

Mr Tnoa. 0. Ilanpi, Profowor of Mathomatloa and lenaivo 7 ^,*! n '7 , ‘", of ,U a '»«nlnaui2" 
Ohomlatry. t'oMv,. aaBoiSimoit of 'UlVKNIbR n!g 

l>>» T V Itauanv, Proftwor'of Rngllah hltoralurt, ' llira ol' 0. ' 

„ * i " ‘ 0 T,mi »"■ Toaohor of Kngllah Ilranchea. Thla dopartmonl la Very 1—!'°°!' 
tW» v I "* C, "' r ° f ‘" l ’ ‘--Haraatory work, fa, Thoolng, pnW.bTin™^^*" 

Mova Jiiaa Itaanv, uirmbsr of tho Royal Aondomyof .1 ore my 1 Ta^ I or'* oinS 1 ^* 

* *rls> Prinehvtl of the Mimloal i»wr.r„ I J )_'TOSioy, Clarke, fij 



J ^ J thr Pniftian CM Maih -T^ynini n *T\" member of tbo Uoy*| Academy of Jeremy Taylor W 0 Z n . th 

’ _ KyS MS () a-K^rlnolpal „f ,h. Mu.lo.u Popartmont, a,,d Profo^r Wko Bacon, ’MUtonf®*^ 

OouNTrRir.rTEBs AuRKsTm.—The Vienna Gaxctte states Kong.) rla Trieste, B2; ^ Ooestantlnonlo. 40 ; l>srilsneHe£ Mss Isitinoa a«ui— ♦ * \ Y ' 8Uckh(m * ? . Uiirnett,Tiilot«(Mi 

lat a hand of fnmora had Itoon (Uaonvan„l a... a„„_ IU.« rf ^ ^ 

tla Trieste. 70 ; (laUt 


Ber< 


... .• bo would “ spinout” ft romtince worthy of Sin- The Prussian police had boon for some time aware that n 1 Rh V < *‘ f,, L 40 

ng tho pti1|ye lltadfk whoroin bhd. Each tnlp grew more marvellous than the rp RUl*r company had been formed by shares in tho United 8 wit r.c rland, 35 Tenedos,*40 TrJblsodo 40 "Tulosa’ lo I 
ronlying to Ool. tiftyno, of othor. One. old 11 salt ” had stood 6n tlio deck States, for carrying on this nefarious trafllc, and that an Tuscany, 35; Varna. 40. ’ ’ ' 

^indicated hia right to rank with his shipmates all roaring At tho top of their "Rent, In the person of 4 medical man. a satire of Ocr- z** 16 ^nltcd Stales and 


Ull °’ n ~' k > M»ha">.UW .nd Nalur^i ecioncoi. Jo° Jg An. nx.c„„n. Jkkt,' of Mt 



first mnong living debnters, . voices t 

Mr. Vi obiter remained in the Senate, ad to- them m 
eating tho ro-cliartor of tho United States Bank, true. , 
cobdomniug tiio yoto by which that'ro-oharter mornin 


raMAMT nur artmcnt. 


w.vm. Ill Kiuin n,i,uu-i’ I1IUI nnivii nmiiv. met v aviuuu »v auiuicu witu a vuusiuciiuip nini'lllll tail St lilt'd lint tlcmlll’miy in Anutmia . .... , _ . 

them at the distance Of thirty feet. This was ofthlyonnterfult paper money, which he was to rut Into tu* and Tuecany;) fb«nihaniy and WnlMat^pi^ Muslo n« n t»i BXt * 

truo. .One had stood at the helm all of onedino Circulation at Hanlburg v A Prussian polloo officer was Austrian Empire. Turkey, Wallachla, Moldavia, 8orvia Muileonthe 
..m. n : Nn ■■ - Ai.« T«;it.r. |» : ..I . w. __ .. . IsCT an t c. a ml Turk sh I sland* « .. 1 1 ... l ue uuitar 


ing the TtrifF Comp ronnso of tlmt year — tho re- 
moval of the deposit*, etc., oto. Ho waB a can- 
didate for President in 183d, but received tho 


with itie shipmates oil roaring at tho top of their *K®nt, In the person of 4 medical man. a native of Ocr- , Pro-payment *i.»iulml, being tho United Statos and S5Ti*'5*J <ll 7. C, * , a* 2f 

voicos to break ft water-spout which whirled past mnn y> to land at Bremen with a considerable amount lanWab^uot^ Al.xandla.) Jtal- a 0 «l ,w tinent. ^ 

them at the distance of thirty feet. This wns of thl^connttrfolt paper money, which ho w« to rm Into Ilia and Tufcany;) a4h»nl”»nd' vShSlira MrtR^f the Mualc on the Pl.c? Itr “ Ohar ® 0, • 

truo. , One hau stood at the helm All Of one tfinc circulation at !Iantburg v A Prussian polloo officer was Austrian Ktnplre. Turkey, Wallachla. Moldavia, gorria. Music on the Guitar 4f 

morning down among tho Indies, ” SO steering consequently dispatched to Bremen, and on* tho vessel ' "t**! •T Ur Joi» I Inland* In tho Mediterranean, (ex- Uso of Plano * 4 f 

Ills craft ns to “ dodge " the Wntor-hjWtta which »n-lrhig. th» Individual ».-■ .rrcatid. On exnolnlng hia Smyrna J'alilling and Km'h'roldrf^l ! 1 i ! ! 1 ! 15 

now nnd then camerusnmg nt her. Thin might tranks, a largo amount of fnlso paper, vl'ry well executed, poll. Saiusum. Trublaoode,' Vania, Tulota Candla ’(>Hlati n cn i.angnsgo 25 

bo truo. Hero one beenmo ambitious : “ Avast found. At the demand of the Prussian Government. * n ^ Ibralia.) 30 cents on each letter. ’ ’ Each stndent will bo charged two dallars per year 

there, you lubbers, what do you know ftbbut till! American Government hu soiled tho presses and all con £ t 8 , , i? ch 'T pro ’J’ ,| y mont ^wired, 1,1,5 Purpowof furnishing, wood and wiftur and for ot 

Spouts?” lid had beep on ft vessel wilpn a apparat IS, and arrested tho culprits, who will be n r a d postage only. necessary attontlbn to the school rooms, 

wator^spout, taking thoflt “ athwart ships ” had brought before tho tribunal at New York. How to •« Finish » a DArouvea l n„ » ... One-half of the Tuition Fee Is payable In adranoo, 1 

gono clean over her.” cnrrylng with It their „ =,■ h.r I,™ nratt, ah, 1,. n« .1..,, toiun* oth.rh.lf.t th.cioMofth.a.^on, 


consequently dispatched to Bremen, and on- tho vessel iCf.V iw.J.w.i-i 1 In tlio Mediterranean, (ex- 

arriving, th. Indiv.dua, war arrcU-d. On .xnmlnlnghU 

tranks, a largo amount of false paper, Tt'ry well exeeuUd. poll, Samvuni. Treblaotjde, Vania, Tuloza Candla ’(lalatx 
wus found. At the demand of the Prussian Government; ,in ^ U^MIa.) 30 cents on each letter. 


” ” • Al uu 

Kach stndent will bo charged two dallars per year for 
the purpoeaof furnishing wood and wider and for other 
uccemry attention to the school rooms. 


On. -half of the Tuition Fee la pi»y»blo In udranoo, tho Drawing, 

hi* half at it. - .1 .a.a ’I Tt... 1. 


JO 00 >'.i.n.iTC RsRortifl.nt, of nil nlxoa a^i i 
■of binding.. ™ a® 1 u 

26 00 . BUIIOOI, BOOKi ' 

JO 00 1 roapjotftllly cidl thn attrntloa 

ohanta, traclfi-n,, and other. In Want -a 
J6 00 "’T 1,1 r K. and valuable aaaortment, — 

JO 00 Broiling nooka, KlMntlon’uST 

15 00 I !"* dl “*?° 0k ", , Arlthmetk^ 1 

25 00 Hlctlnnnrloa, < At^bn 

ar for aranimnrR, . a ' _ 

other Rhrtorltr, #*'§!» 1 

Composition, H 


Onbinot, which ho ccmtinued (C fill after Ilnrr!- 


fore-yard, main-yard, some of tho Standing rig- Possessions in N. W. America.— T hese possos- 

ging, and sails by the quantity, soaring nil ri0D * ar ® in * dc P' 0|, »hle condition, from the ferocious 
hands terribly ; but, “ howsomdever^” injuring wmrfnre carried on by the Indians against the ylfltos, 
no ono. This wo beg leave to doubt. morc ou of Bltka. Continually they 

Wo hea^d ho more. Oiir t hirst for informa- mennc0 thn clip with conflagration and tho InlmblliBU 


2. Instill Into her mind a proper lovo of dress. 


telling I other half at tha eloseof tho session. 


3. Accustom her to so much pleasure that sho Is never 


f ’i 7**®^ her ^l^^imcompfls^^on^^but none of the naVl “° nt . h) lnola,1 ‘ n ff wash ing, fuel, lights/ etc. -half 
utilities, of llfr. * ’ DUl nono or th0 P^W* «n advanos, the other half at the end of the term 


„ , . BOARDING 

Board can be obtained in the village and its Immediate 
vicinity, In tha best of families, at from teif to twelve dol- 


Book-Koeplng, 

Geography, 

History, 


Chemistry, 

Botany, 

MineraW 

n,. i. 


Biography, 


Natural PhQeaoahv 


» otmtinued fti » Oil after Jinrrl- Wd heal'd ho more. OUr thirst for Inlbrma- ■J**** 0 wecUpwii th conflagration and tho InliablUBU utilitlrs. of life. ' p ^*.* ,n *dranes, tho other half at the end of the term. French Grammars, Dictionaries 

’ death, under Trie V S adminretra- Hon wa* satisfied, and, defying compel it ion to Wth inaw,acro - nor docs one yeck pass In which the Gov- J l’,. th ° dttrkoBt •Bnoranco of tho mysteries . ® i?“ ,d P*™" 4 " l>« unablo to accompany thoir children Spanish, German and ItaUan Aram™!? 

oq' 1 ®! tko lqst, WO went below.” "" I. nrt obllgad t. prapar. th. Inhabitant, for aclf- r I„TSh. r Into th. prlncll'l.ibat It la an g. -'^-‘•■"Mt.t. about .ending th.m Krad.ra, .to, 0 T*' 


In regard, to tho 


mlf In rogardto tho fnllinp or Imrstinu of wfttcr- f' r ‘ 

,1 ‘ 8 I M,U,B > ,llcrc nr0 ,nn "y logomls. It is saiil tlmt v™ 
nil fh n * A 1 1 ’ S n< L??' **tf‘concu88iouof tho uirtproduced by tho report ri ’ 

°'A Ia 1 Ch ,’ T’, ? f “ It musket, or even lay u louil slilrnt, 

viahiI* itmaJ *4 jj® ,iad is sufficient to abutter thoir structure, and that * 
did not li^ovor tbcse are tliff lost resdrls on vessels threatened ‘ ol 

•• for tbT ir!jis?o{m^ ,!f ib E ^ g a» 0f I>y their vicinitj. We lia.l no opportunity for '' ,c 
wnV | ■ , r ' rxperiinent. If the whole eolumn of water, 

wns iicaniUduto for the Whig 1 rosiden- wj.ich must often attuM, a height of more tlmn a thcl 


fnlling or bursting of water- ^ ef ‘ ,nco i nnd wherover a party of the latter is found un- 
spouts, there nro many legends. It is said that P rot ‘‘ ctod ; thc J ar ® indiscriminately slaughtered and hor- 1 H : 1 
the concussion of the airTproduoed by tho renort r'^'y mntllutcd. Th% perpetrators of these savage deeds I rn n » 

• _ « . a nro until (n tvi. n r, .... I„«.. 1 ti a I.4.a i ... I *>. n 


wns ft cnmliduto for tHu Whig l’rosidcn- 


»>iiu cuuousHiouoi iiio iur, iirouucca ny the report - v u, savage ueeus w vnd Inutiv imvtnaw i t. 

of a cntinon, n muskot, or even by n louil iliont, " r ” “ !J , t ° bo , 4 fl "" lDt “ lll >'"nt raw ; bbt war 1. th.ir paa- marry hrr to » 'clerk InV. Tr”»wSy S n.‘ "IT •,"**““« lu 

is sufficient to shutter their structure, nnd that * on ‘ and Ul 0,r ruot hod of conducting it Is of cotirso owing -tojyi, ensign that In going to India. P * t 7 - ’ r to 1,0 remd J 1° ® ntwr U P°» 

these nro thff last resorts on vessels threatened t0 t,i elr false Idcarof warlike conduct.- ConsidelVng that , , , w, . lh l,u ‘ ^ bov '’ carof ht training, your daughter Is not , the 8C8a,on - This is highly 

by their vicinity. We had no opportunity for the#e ft * llo,rfl ,iro B nPPfi pd with arms from foreign vessels, muit look u f 7 0x i n ' ,nd J ou " l11 , (,x 1 p, ‘ rionce ' throu K h tbo wl 

experifnent. If the whole column of Water, lho Brians will have no small difficulty In maintaining [Kngllah paper, . P noth ihg short of a miracle, beginning with their classes, 
which must often httnin a height of more than n lheir P®* 111011 a ff a «nM them. Tbl! heatthy looalion of this 1 


7. Initiate her Into the Tirlnrtnia Ho# u , u 0 eu un aeauaie about sending them Headers, etc. # , , 

anything for herself. P r vulgar to do on aeaount of boarding, as tho President of tho Institute Greek apd Latin Books, of alldcscrinu' 

mHid T ° " treng ‘ h ' n th ' > lnttw bo'K let hmhlT. n lRctlM' 10 U th4t tb *T »« Provid.d with good BTANDAHD WOBg^ 

marry her tn^ft clv^k In^ttm^raMnry upon " KDi *‘}' ln «»■ ** ^ 

t0 iV' ,C . n u g ? 1 hat ,H « oi,, K to India v , — — 7 * ’ tkon , to ho « ntor U P°» their studies tho first day He to his choice collection of Mlscellan 


In every department of Rclonoe, LL,. 

;o send their children In time for J. B. would call tho attention of hk fruL' 
r upon their studies the first day He to his choice collection of Mlsce^aIl W,^ 
highly Important as the pupils Works! All the now and valuable 

tho whole COIirMP tll.n Imn.Ol mnntwnit an anA. .. I_ ■ a .. .VT 


n (it PV,5lndol.vt.;« th ifiia T . I » neigni oi more titur 

• A 8 . 48 ’T bw 1 I thousand feet, is precipitated upon one«spot, i 


»nd you I " ,u ® x P ori ®“«*« through the whole course itho benefit of received ns soon as iseued from thaPr— 
mlraol., | big nnlng with th.ir olMKR. DOMESTIC AND F01tfcluk~H 

Tb. hraltby InnsUou of thl. In.titntlon-lt. cntlro A largo nnd tnlunbl. .took „r 


A largo nnd talunblo .took of ] 


4 * vvl ’ ■« vvi|niuiv.u HJIUII UUVWI'Ul, WO . 

v w> ; may imagine its effects. Some years ago one L u l TR,, ' , F a >» c * w Gesmanv — At quo of tho last meet- Revolution a 
'Slir?* fell on a plain in Scotland. The account of if |* l ® a ° f tho c 9 n 8 MM of Pastors of the Protestant Church, P eli wo 


I III ocuitanii. inc nccouut ol It , , , „ ’ ° - uv 1 Xjuurcu 

> JUiTi nJleu the I states that “ for some hundreds of yards the id in Bremen, to discuss sueh moral and soclalques- 

I crrmiiid wiifi tnrn tit, n 'flmvri. ..r tionV as como within their sphere of activity Mr xi-ai.i 


The Boi.nirns or the REvoi.uuoN.-Tho soldiars of the , e ,!l pl,0n , fr ° m ,0Cftl cau#,e " of dlseaae— the moral and re- American Stationery, all fresh and new* 
Revolution are fast, passing awny. In a late Northern pa- Jf 00 *, cl,aractcr of ' lho coqimunUy-the prohibition of. thing Usually kept In a Stationery Wk’ 
per wo find recorded tho death of Mr. Wn. Moulton, nt th ° ** , , ard ® nt ®pirlts in tho village, and for two miles Better and Note PAPERS, of all da 
Grantham. N. H. Mr. M. served in tho war of tbo Revo- Ct ‘“ lral •’ 6811,00 and Cinvonlonco Af access ,BOOK8, COPYING PRESSES, INK, 


"-in n ground was toyn Up to ft 'depth of seven feet, Wlth,n tU ' 0,r ^hereof activity. Mr. Wald, m«on. and was actively engaged in the battle/»f Long and fttcil,t y of communication (having a daily mall, Sun- the lowest cash price#. 

' * tiwl 1 Btrea,n8 were filled with tile surplus tn ° 8 “ pcrintundcnt of Konlgsbfrg, defended tho Temper- W aod ; where more than one of the enemy were made to day8 to 8 eth er with the esUbllahcd rcpuUtlon Any orders forparded to 


. . — 1 wmaaw mv Mi umua were mieu Wltli tile surplus D * w “*a our *« f lorapcr- uum one or tne enemy were made to t/T w.wi wiu esiaoiisnca repuutlon Any oruers forwarded to 1 

r *1 7 I * at «r.” Yet wo hear of no disasters caused bv ? ® ocioUcs > and > t0 ® boar the neceasily for tnern, stated blto tb« Gust by.hls well directed aim. llo wns, also, at * r®™ 47 ,u thclr WTeral department# of Instruction lancous Works, Foreign and 

Of thfe I eVttem « * .....I J\ 1!x .. « I that drnnkplinfUUI Wna I fin crwvtB tnari I , • ths nr.RI.IInn nl M.l ,«uov, m ,houU eniturfl Intlil. I n .IU..». . IIL .. s u 


...* ;r — 4 vw uiBUHit-ra uituseu uy .. < . . r — * ... .u.ui, 0 ,»i™ - — ..v.. 

Ol tne them at Bea, andvwith Cbotjolitary exception do- nat drunkeune8a thn greatest vice of the lower classes tbe execution of Mnj. Andre, 

w), and tailed by our romantic friend, the sailor, they „ 0ermany ' There oro annually, ho says, thffiughout .. -r ■ , 


very therein^ seem 1 perfectly harmless and well disposed* ^ Germany, 40.000 deaths from deUrum tremmt: in the Zoll- . , 1)KAT " ,j ? 11,0,1 Places.— T he NcwYork Times says, of guardians who have children to be educated. 
8peech, taking _ . V ’ verein alouc, 3C0 ; 000 quarts of brandy nro aold ahd con- tho ‘•“ilnent men of the Unlteil States who have been yp- B®pt«mber 2. 


should ensuro to this Institute a liberal patronage, nnd attended to, a# the subscriber i# ood 
tho Trustees confidently recommend It tp parents and experience, extenslro acquaintance; 
guw-dlMU who ha.e chllOron to b. cJui!»t.d. that hi. nblllty to cxecut. .ny ordi 




respecting tho lUim-d. nnd In 1 1 CM. onc-lmlf nf lho grain produced 1» l,Klf,lr f " r 1 roRi.toct, only Iwonr. now ll.IngfV.n II, urn 

act or proTJSO bj Tub m«B UbTVnsAI. BtVAb.»tIt must over u..d f6r dlrtlUstlon. From »omo ,juutntlon» from th. «" J Cu '«) "Ot of The ..ndldRtm^n 1832. w.r. 

rofrom - he borne in nunil-tuilt mnn’s love, oven in its writing, ot Luther, .dduc.d on tho occmdon tb.gre.t ° I " wf,,ra > J «' lu 'on. Clay »nd Adam-, m 1B28, Jack.on 

tho Wlimot pro- happiest cxcrflSO, IS not liko woman’s; for while IWonuor .ppoar. to h»T. been no .paring denouncer of 4nJ Adam.. Mu 1832, Jaok.on, Clay and Wirt. In 183(1. 

I r AH vnA Him ntTITllmru li Ai'jnl f . r .lx .1 — I- ... ..... ° \ an TI 1 1 r< > », U r „l„i„. (I ’ ... 



. ... b>»iu ptuuuut'u IN . . , , * ” ' ‘“D \ ' “uicu 

some quotations from the “ nd 0ut of ° W?0B - The candidates, In 1832. were 
on the occasion, the great , . Jhckgon ' 0ltl * and Adams - ^ 1828, Jackson 


itiiwj. " 7 w 4 . „i ~ , , , , „ , . uoiv ucbu iiu spaniig denounce: 

II, on the mid- »ho employ slicraelf through every hour in fondly th. - bcary-bcidcd rcrcl.” or hi. countrymen aud 
11, I860,) ho Weaving ouo beloved iinngointo all her thoughts, t-rnporarl™. 
once moro the hogiveqto hor comparatively fotv of his, and ■e . - .. - - ■■ 

h ho retained to JJ 1 ™ 0 P«riinps noithcr tho loftiest nor tho best. Oommxhcr or th. P.unc.-Two hundred and «lxly< 


CENTENARY COLH.EGE, 

Of LOUISI.1N.1. 

First I^n.!^.. 0 '. ‘M' ! * m h-Kln th. 


Van nuren, Webster and Ilarriwn. In 1-JO Van Dur... Flrrt Mnnd,r I.. ■ ° f TT 1 "! ,tlt “ u °° »'H begin th. CLEVELAND. BUOTUKM t 

and Ilarrlaon. In 18JJ, Clay and Polk In lBtS C l and lowlng Facul'y” ^ ^ ilra!llm ‘ h « «■ CommM.n u'rcbant.. 21 Commercial 


— r~-"r- “««»»» u.« luuiooii uui mu uest. Commeuck or tiie Pacific.—^ T wo hundred and sixty^one . Rev J O Mn • ^ j— ^ '-■nguage; 

Itisft Wise beginning, ilicn, for every married vessels arrived at San Francisco in July and August. This WklU9 ~ A contract for sinking an Artesian ural^ Phlkwophy, and ‘ Ootto 

woman to make up lior mind to bo forgotten **«t“»Uo 1600 »y«ar, and it mu.t b. recolleetcd that *•" h “» be ™ "“‘.rad ‘"to at Mobil.. - Profauor of Sfod.rn Langu.gt.,'; IL W. d“«am’ I!o -' 

through the greater part of every day; to mnko Hic-o rcwl- .re mo-tly of the l.rge-t clns-, 7m to 1 BOO ‘ „ — =f=^ = T,^ l ;""'V’ f r L " tln h.uKunR,-. and blrraiure;' 

up her mind to many rivalB, too, in her lius- ton.bnrdon. Of thbr number. ..v.nt.cn were from New Dirim:,„.-TI,o Il.nk of tho Stale of (jeorgia ha.de- r0 , , """ ,r - “ f h* l , ur ' 11 Eei.nce | „ 

hand • attentions, thoiigh not in his lovo; and York, (burtoen from Bortoo, and from China tw.nty!Ilx ” l4r »d » diridie nd offour p.ro.iit.out of the prom. ofth. m'enui Mu.l. ; it'.J.A i'l JDm^A ^bciMu'/tih' Uani 

among Uiese I wouid mention Olio, whose claim The trade between Chink aid th. P«lfio coart eo°Unn« ‘* !t ' U . Praparatiny Bobool; — 


and Harrison. In 1SJJ, Clay and Tolk. In 18JS, Caa.and lowing F.eully : ' alr ' cti0I > ‘he f„l. Comm 

T “ Jlor ' re., dent and rrofeesor of Moral >n.i 

m 1 ' 011 ! 1 h' 1 ?"'*' tlelle. l-.ttre., and tho Hebrew Language 

AHTCmn Will,, -A contract for .Inking an Artesian lira! fbUoS^".',,*,' a* Ootto. 


at very moderate prices, cannot be 
Terms Cash. jQpj 

I®8 p ublisher and Bookseller, 1 

OEO. CLEVELAND.’. WM. CLEVELAND, A | 

CLEVELAND- BROTliEESfc 


■ -J .1 

mm 


i 


these Teasels are mostly of tho largest class, 700 to 1800 
tons burden. Of thl# number, seventeen were from New 


In July nnd August. This Awtkwaw Well#,— A contract for sinking an Artesian 
must be recollected that W#U hM been ®°tered Int o at Mobile. - 


' * J— itliJ AiHIEIiT 


summer-* tnominK, a few weeks U_.„,?i.fVVii. V. ' ’ " UU3L c ‘“im eninn and tb. Pacific coart coni 

k Jasper lay in tho Gulf Strcnm W b f ° y 10 since no remon- to inerca,. rapidly, and there b a diminution In the 

' her dMks liCTpaiwcugers di^ ho“,l“ ( ° r on her nurtwill over b«r nf Chinamen pamenger.’ arriving. The dnU«o 

08 beat tlioy might^ Some . «°. ft ^° 40 ro ? 1( ^ 01 ' ^P 88 attractive tho chai'tns of e, K° B ooda this year arc estimati d at threa mllllnna 


L * n « u . 4 « tl . K1CUAUD NUOWfkCoT 

Li* t Lr™!, t ,«*A^n l ° 0tt0n Ykclor* and C.mnilarion M wrI--*- 
W. Drake, A.'m!! Row ) Carondelc t Street, New Orleans. 

F N.“irSKsni e , , Wbiom » wih ^im 

Tocal and Instru- CommlMlon Morohants, No. 03 Gravler 
M . Principal of the Ua n«. 


m 


m 

..«t 


i >^i tiul :aiiiiH nrj 


TiYi\Y^ ? rfi) L J J|i Ji "•!TiT r 


hung lmtlctaly ovor tho rail, coaxing 
Carey s ohiokens with biscuit, wliilo tho 
sattcreil her* and there, wero watching a 
of youugstors, who, with thoohattor and 
T of monkeys, wore daring oncli otlior 
manner of dangers among tho rigging. 


— ^ .v luiiiun- * wav.iAu ta|uuij, iuiu (.iiem iso uirainutton lu the nutu- 

straiicoM or representations on hor part will ovor bt ‘ r of Chinamen poaseDgers* arriving. The duties on for- 
Do able to rondor loss attractivo tho charms of e, gn good# thl# year arc estimated at three million#. 

tins competitor — I moan tho newspaper, of — ' •» 

whoso absorbing interest some wives are weak Goext D.ethe## at Madeira. -T he failure of the vin 
ought ratlmr £ Might up„n ,h. gcp.. lu. 


n„W F k r r. C ':,?r!. l ' r h “. l, ‘ 4, " UI, K 411 his acqualnlanc, he 

‘fv,.. - .J’ Who ar. they !” miked 


the Queen. '■ Your Majc.ty I. the Bet, my wfr,. “the 1 Tuition per Scion of ten month... . 

Kt-rnitil. mill uu fns tl..» .. • J "... 4 I Knnm Knnl 


8. K. GUUMAN k CO 
Importers, Wholesale aud Retail dealer# 


ra.T r | Tn 


gome of draughts. ’ Smw had I "'f™ 1 T f iir u " Tc , " cak 0 " nT * T M.Dc,n..-Th. failure of th. ,i„- •>» •« 4 ’ 1 "* 

when they ought rntlicr to congritulMe them- X’u^^th^tort djSff !l!!f th^riT n A thom^d” ‘7 “ urt ' 4 Y‘Him any other. In Total of CoU^.Chorg«. 

stews,— sj&stexxatxz 

ration dT coke and other Pubstaucos, by which bricks. wltb anything liko adequate relief, and appealing to the 
paving slab#, door and atalr steps, tiles, pipes, blocks, rail- cbrifl Hun l«ympathie# of foreign nations for aid to avert 
Z J a ‘^ p i° P8 ’ , 0 , er ar . l,cIca ©funeral use by builders. ll »o impending calamity. 

wllh a perfection and at a oost ■ 


second, and as for the other, your Majesty will cxpiimi . ... 

for namlngahcr, as 1 wish to keep open ardour for eseabe Contingencies [ « JJJ 

by leaving every other woman to thluk herself the thlr<P : Uie of “ brar y 3 oo 


<50 oo 8traw - GoodB » No - 30 Magasine street, 

5 Qo NowOrleanir. 


American women hqvo less courtesy than any others In I Total bf CoUe 8 u Charges. . . 


tTsstigz • 


manner or dangers among tho rigging, 
hhavy shnWor hod pnssod in the uight ami 
tie atmosphere iduli nqd hnzy, tliougli the 
Was shining brightly. The sky wns clear, 
whore, away to tho southward, a dark 
heaped itself up, and now hung 


00 A general a%ortment of panama,' 

00 nnd I’rtm Leaf 1UU, tt th. lowut null 
m on bind. 

= WMinafittonL let Wot™ -trwt Sa 


— * 7. . .a »nu ai a cost 

which It Is expected by the inventor will effect a com- 
plutu revolution lu tho building trade. ‘Tho m-inn 


| Whert Is Fnnny Fern"? 

Oor. Ujh.il, (ho Uun^riin.'tsfiSvcrnor of Comom. 

» — advcrtlMi hi. firm nnd ifonirailon. In low. for Ml. u. 

■ = I i. going to Tex.*, tha ollmato of IoVi being ion rigid for 

Degrees i or Drurennkm in LonAn.— If Prince Albert I blm - • 


month \ ’■ '' ^ 

Vocal M ualc . per month . ’ ‘ ’ .* j 7 ] ] * 5 ’ ' * 

Brass Band or Orchcsta, per month 

Thorough Bom or Instrumentation. . . ... M * *. *, 

" itb a fu H FaoultjMtud healthy lacatlou, a largo 


^Mandfacto^lBiWater st reet Ntw tprk fc| 

10 00 *• *• A - malard. 

MALAKD k ARMIBTi AD 
C 00 Wholc ‘‘ ,nl0 Dea lers in Foreign aad 

2 00 - No - Gravler street, bet 

3 00 Orleans. 


#p - 


7'neo* io 
is eluud in 


Each of us 1 


piotu r.volutlnn In tlio building trad. .Th. nri.. .. >7 i.ov®» -ll Frinco Albert 

Tllt3 Stramhoit InipcctorToepolnUrt under tho riM.ii. 

I r/. or So p „“ e “. 


TT «tu a I uu r aeuity.aud healthy location, a largo Llbr 
ry and exceOeut Apparatus, may we not anticipate 
large increase to our already extensive natronaao ? P 


Libt2° A ful1 * u PP 1 3 r °f Plantation Goods. 


‘j-ar to °v r w 

P ?.L f . Urth ® r Particulars apply to tho undersigned. 
au ** 1 K. II StivJtjjB 




vqtfiSI .TTy.viy**.^ 


^upoin canon, is enoeted by means of cart-iron moulds 

captain nlono was loft tool)- .nm^ r l or « w . h< A, aro °\ t ! 10 exacl d l«n“n*lons of the 
illy w© wore Rtnrtlofl *.». li common brick ; in this mould a oertnln quantity of duff 

lx?A W W ? atart !CH by hm or waste coal, powdered coke, charcoal, or cinders - 
totj— ft water-spout!, - A dark I'Uceil. and being carbonised, the amidgamatod material 


.Tl’ P° wdonsd « ok# . charcoal, or cinders Is Statistic# ok Odd Fallow#!!^.— From tho annual re- 

towered Wore u* for^a' m'tooni,*; J I “j Subnrdinat. Lot*. th. n, w. 

— A .-1—1- ft way. Its outlines ,r r ow I » flnItl»r»i K proctfKW, In which varnlsli Grand bod B° oftbo United atates, for the year ending 30Ui 

.-"Li-A-T-! — -®T C . W I jj. a PPHf d tn the end or side, having while wet a. cos tine of Jjinelast, wo learn that the whole number of Lodges lu 

Ol pOWuftTlI irlfies. TVltll li n ntliniwf urn nf m n Mila am.Hl... I.nsiui . • . . ■ ° 


iUAMION FL.UALU 8EXINAKV, 

MARION, PKRIIV COUNTY, ALABAMA. 


... A ousting ”•»-.*>» wo i«nrn tnut tna wnoio number nfLod.M In * Fur, tit,. 

mluvrul color- H>U country l» 27211 : contributing momhur., 103.2118 ; Pwt Kov. Jamei K. Amummo, A JfArlncInil , 
ul glass of anv Qr *" Jl, > f> 8 ’ 8 i "U-I..DBIOI.H during the year, 12,018 ; ,, M “ lltal “"d ^*turai'£| e „cE, ’ JIrof “ Mor 


RWi 



tug luniltT, BHieU OVer li. - owoio . , •*»>«>« , looi ■ B. Ar»niMnn,A.JI 

Thobriekis then votriflcd.whon a beautiful cyU*flr.f««- wanui, 23,818, suspensions during the year, 12.018 • I of Moral, Mental and Natur 
, amT seemed* to draw kself S2 U, YJ d J 010 ^ P^jw^^nd the arUclata njy to 7 r BmouDiofr ^f^Aot vl l. ♦ourm . U.., I Mr. H.M.Dalv, Professor of v« 

«• enorgieVr a st^uf fegteff fttS 

gloomy mists oamo gatlionng to a oen- P‘* rtlct ' l ;; r purjio..., m in many Inrtan../ 1”. 

“uLand a “L c i 0U< } y sr to «>• Of .ho lb. sp h; j: 

“icr Lower lt^ SSffii alumina, and I. Impvrvi.ue to »lmM|>b..riu iutlurnon by ““‘ cr ^ lnnl " nt >" London, from whine, baloou luconh. Mira Iri.hh _ t-e.ui, Kngll.b. • 

i T. IjOWOr it readied, and low- nature of ita formation. When artioles of coke fabric *a ko place, by an Individual who wishes to unU., „„ . JJ 88 , MuhIc. 

own slowly and sure t° the Soa, IJT, of eI ‘raordluary dOMlty, a varlutlon In th. auiponded thirty fool h«low the car 8vni.it il ?, ^ LAK “ li ’ Matron and Nurio, 

U to boll Iwnonthit, and to whirl m4t,rl1 •*. 4ni * * Uo “U oxtraordlnary amounted Mm- tlon Tbo method t.v .hi h h°* r ' y ,nil K ni - llc altruc. > ^oomiimdli.ui und uplondld brick edln.c ha« Jurt lie.n 

- ^ ohanging curroilts Tim alow i and then th.r. I. hardly any by w W'h he propose to aceoi„,.li.h C0 “,W"“; nt ; t ^r v,,u h? torty-ioron to.t.thrvo-uyl", 

R -»• J he cloud limit to the degree of solidity which innv 4... n»,t»i«.5T the feat la this : IIo posBessea n mno».it ti„. which lor stability, couvenlanAn nr __ . 


chanirinK currents Tim Z , Fimff ♦ tM,ce,aary ; and u,< n there is hardly any ♦»,« r „ 7 w P ,c h he propose# to accomplUh L 7” n! °. 1 ^" wveu b Y ^rtjr-aoven feet, three 

lower nJd L tlran, ' J ho cloud limit to the degree of solidity which may he obtains! It lho fca t 1# this : IIo possesses a magnet, the attractive 7. ^ / {“ability, convenience of arrungeui. r 

SShld ■ 0C , eaa , Toured as a ["farther ,Utcd that th.r. I. no dracrlption of artlel. P°».r of whin), will nurtidi, . w„Urht i-,,, [" r numbrr, -In. ami comfertof prlrato end .rt.Ijol 

' - r.^’ , ? d . 0 ' 1 ,J et ‘ h . 0 c ! ou '' drewnoaror. "" 4 "f d»imi»k» hut t. t„ b. hung by. im. thirty r.!ft t...... .hi. L ,th " pVnrttrt P ^J , T 4 ^L , tSH , . 0n ' mm.tr, 


•"“-B.m.i nt. and. 


more ttian tbrcc-fourths of tlio tlistanoc ai.ntut d.«igu, 
B.mltm cloud to tho soa. There was a ®»W»diUU. 
hMvtng Of the wators ; then, drawn liy 
-•""w power they shot upwards to moot 

tjrnwut was compfcto.L Soa and 'f C4l ‘'"s »f ht. 
J«Nd. A pillar of oloud nnd a column »K' 


OuUhtd itaLtl * ” ^ a , 4 ° “ ^ u ’ lu,l! d ‘“d .uppllod lu . ne4r lh “ ““*“"*1 fi rmly attachy , ItMlf ihorcto. 


l school rooms, 
country. The 


" ““ uw ; . * CIOUU Urew nearer. ere ®*f on or ornamentation of buildlng 8 but »* to be hung hv a lino thirtv r 7 . , ^ ."“ ''T u > B \y " l ™‘iar one In tho couatry The 

funnel whiob hivd shaped itself now SSL?® PT odu °« d fro “ the rfiatorla 1 ; thus columns^ for In- hlsbo.lv I. no thirty fitt below tho car; round J^^P al a r ^* lde8intb0 bttUdlng.and with hisladyand 

lor. ttian tbrcc-fomahs^ thodistaiml B !' W '- h ' ““ ^ ^ 


ptlUr qf«loudtmdftOolumn m,reBt,ud ; wR h the View of taking passage, but an loci- - . J aggregate yearly value of which was about and habits ot the pupils. Being under « I? 01 ? t,8 > ln a ii no r s 

•jacking morlT than a thou- ? eDt f MV0,,ted - A whit, swan, Which was worthy to per. 2“, * Um br ° Ught hy the waB jC4520 - lb « P*r- constantly.,, XeroUt<a un^ ra 

d,tho UUe to the Other. ‘‘brongh th. milky way, cam.noa/th. L ^ bring nnconn.ct.d wtth th. family. 

Ifirtion of th# Woa’s surfuco. 1 1“ “ 7 J '' ,l gn 10 “‘l' a 011 commander . . ~ ■ ' anaTigoro^.d.v.lopl.“to 7, Q^^1;^Va 0 - B ‘ v ^. l, «f* 


“ ‘ h ; ^^ra ltirtf thereto. . 

Tho lut remnant of th. O O.nn v U property In Kerry. thal «t «U time, imfllJ'wUl find tl™" 4Da 

■■ MlJ *t Tral™, Ireland, under an order of & L°, r ,h' !i ““"m" V',* 4 ‘, *“«""> »f Lmo ! Th" "“I" Si *““ , «rtraenr 0 f T 

?r?a b ! r !l. B,Ute * 0ourt ' Dat two lota remained to ba Bml^rtlflgrn^triS?"^^, 4 i'" «« In'iS' B?4l »>«■ ^SSRTaiftlJ 



DK. UIIKKNLKAT, 

Offlcc—Jackran Btrcot, between Uu Ifut 
Tchoupitouhui ftreet. ’.^0 

Keaideuce — Cornor of Jackson and tAao- 

f ay.ttc, 2. 

CIIITTKNDKN 

Dealcrn In Carjttttng, O' • “ 

Goods. No*. 3d r aoU “ *“■ . 
.treat . Now O- ““"*«• »*">« «M, 

A. J. WjpUP -L- ^ 



Co » 4 A. J. WRIGHT k 00- . 

-von Factors aud Commission and isfnrihf 
chants. No. 67 Gravler street, 'New Ori^MM^ 


THO#. W ATERS. JOHN ». ( AUDEN. , 

Watera, Oamdai A Oo., 

COTTON AND TOUAOOG FACTORS, AND 
COMMISSION- MKKOUANW, 
July 8. No. 102 Voj&xutind, 


REGULAR DRY GOODS 

JOSEPH U. PALM HR » 00, 


Importers and Wholesale Delos laDtytlOOdt# 

itroet. New Oricana. 


: ‘7r 1 iov ^ 

*e ctmHfnnii- . “'" charge at all I All commuuicat 


twlutnn mUway then £«•? « ™ toWtoj and write. 


r h f r ""‘I 08 tU “ nh5U,e ° f lh * An0l " lt u * rln “ r ' ,UU pr, f Th th ° I 1 * 811 ’” : ’ 1 4Tb’CTs15tt IS -nT bunl . 

I vul„ h encountered heavy calamities after the sir^bSRd^ f ^ ’ tho other d *y- 1 8a ^ a good , timo dua »,'K year, ohargeabli fm®?*?.*?. 1 " at an > 

WlUng of tho Albatross, and the elrcumstance determined "p*uw5ffi^ ihKS?. ,C ? Litton In large letters. twncp - No deduction will be inadVbit hv ' U ° en - 


A . I aud vigorous development to’ ^oharaXr V.° glvu H " af « »iu\iUi. DAY k‘ RTATTVWd 

A’t“ , “" A«ti«t. Ana.,n._A correnpond.nt of the |.S f , ho "'" 4 “4A)“ilj»r. not rw*^b? , Ul 2l5rI Ppltano “ * pW ARonU^aN«&l_„ 

BwYork Mirror ira ♦«— ,..i— 1 ino I but perpetuated and strengthened.^ u U F lbl8 BITai “Kewent, — - ^ « »n new Urlenns. 

B ' H ' FAH ^8TOOirs VERBiapuaB 


i.v.l., Burv. vor-, ^..7.1'."““', r ““' 1 ‘ Dutrum.nt., 
roved.) etc It," (Pt»o. nonlou* and lm- 

i«e cart to order ’ ” 0om P^“»a CaeUng. of any 

All communication, promptly attended to. 

West Troy, Albany 80I,B ' 

aplo* SJiAIUf. llAY t’BTAUFFEB, 

Agent# in New Orleans. 




ing /Toods, A 

ALFRED MUtjROl 

“Ono Price" Mammoth Clothing 
Magasine street, Now Oriuans. 



- -uier at any . , .. . 

ob/hl timo ,°f wn " . _ Thw Bafe8t and ^«*t Effective We manufacture all our Olothh^ 

"1WC al ar- Ml JS Jff M'OMt ¥9*0 r0tAil * ab ‘ 8, ttnd R ,a "fth the pcrfoc. ~v— 

' teacher. They am From G. H. BRADFORD Mamhint ir *blo to give iMUiSfautlOu.' 

and rise early in the fha^uly Vermifuge tlutt haa^ny VenmlS h°' ,Tcni *.' wltb a c* 11 tq examine 

fj^u/nt and ^ Mi 

itly and comfortable V no i“ ! "‘ , fi. VermtZS.1' n ,h “Y r "- All Ijooda .old by ID aro waMbt 




ivotion of 404 j* 11 tUe Ineldant ; but don't forge* to odd that the axhfiMUnir !. fo “” d Mr Loniawho painted.' 

%"iy. ;r? T, w !* o r dMk th " bw — " h » i w o«n li: %%&& a flmra '” a “ ch ' 

the tube 8 f m “““ t “ n *’ Bh ° P" ri " hl ><l with all on board 4 ' 1 “>«d» tho ac.|ualnt.no. at tho Itagm 


wholesome exercise. 
Private room# aro largo, 


let itself down to receive tr„_ T n — — — 

for flto sharp converging U 0 ‘ Mm ’- -Tlic National intolii- 

irtsss ‘H of co1 jo,,n q - u *“ w - 


GENTLEMHN visiting New 
vltcd to call and examinomucl . ~ 
plete iMsortmcnt of goods in tho 
the South. r r 

Wo manufacture all our Clothing 
retail #aU*s, and it is vrflli the pcrfec. 
able to givc^UhtfautlOu, 


laKe fjequent and I 


Li . — r »» *». a. 

aiud# have been sent to p 


■ ## ^ 


mmmmi 


uruha.se of any i 
hoexfully taken ft^ 
ia to please our qustf 
L’ PRICE FOR 000] 




asac^;. . - • 


roi 


p 


i. ‘WO- I 

resting ui 
alien wfl 
os. Tho i 
and Bucms 


Richmond itbout t u Bn eminent merchant in 

sm-rw-w w# ton., ^ Lsa s 


««^y®pr fraaHM. ^ 

a 1 their studio.. ralculat.d to Int.ifcru wllh 

F.rlia. hr paid 


which its tillcaov in mfnJS? th *f i ’ 18 not a ^nUiy In 
January 11^1° r< -'““"h.g men,, bm, not been ^or.n. 


.yflg 


ME. JAMES WJUG 


ore Tuade.— T hb I'orUla. , ' Wtora are not received hy pu,illa , p* < .«. 1 f .m. ia 
», I00J tons, And.., ItllHl Si' 0 , '"I ,‘V h “ »“ h «H 4b l 4 

ui.alao 11)00 ton., aro all ar.ry corrr.j.oudoat. '•puplU^ire " 01 ,' 111 ? 0 ro >P®oting , 
toward, completion, aud Oburdi uud Sunday School lu Bahh.th' ,UU '“ a ,Q M ’ ui I 

' ^“moton fa!!! Wbtol: 1 ^” ' 


January 11 ifi5j * not Doen ptoto&. • iMJi.- JAiHaa vt juu 

Thl* old and popular medIHn. i.-mk „ .1 Having toy prlvat. reason. wWob " 

In Noworlrani. iiud “ ? P* 4,1 Hruggirtl oontlnaod hi. interest during tha 

M.rolKh, tn th.U^L^ Dra **'* t * 40d thoflrmof , S lo^ a 




Suuow alt t ft “‘T ay i STS'.W’ a V.“ l, “ r lon "’ c-ocmo*, u»W«i£ T Thu , ‘ rlnd ‘" 1 ^iC»fSsS3S r—l'- - mrMly »»„ „f m h. »«-*' a*' 

apparent uprny enters ^ H.irath.U! rapidly In Kng.and t’oward, compl.tI.n re aud A WANTED ^ar>ura,,ad : reltollgllu,lbUr«d«<l 

JSSSS -^u 

oobsorve U.obo pheSom- ° c>ami ^*5^“* 1ML '' 

unutos tho thirsty cloud “rah country will ho unprecedented reundfr* ’°l, W * boul The p “mffiwffifSlrjS “ 0t b ° Performed bS hy .recIa! h«“d< M Ju^W^aitUly 4 !bXS'il° m “2 to 700 h V n , * MOSES* dfifeltNVYOO 

at. of wittur. There t o * IM I'mhahly-hring forth th. b.wt f„u.„.d Do.k W. lf 4 “J thi "S. nmro anditj. than th. on. th.t . was, who oaTT^t^'i^J"* V WWrtwr. «*. gred CommirtlonaBd ForwuHtoRMoMP, 

wSArc s4SS3*»atSi5cvc! ^^ttsSsasi-sss e»ssaBS®sat ^'Si^rapSSSa; , aaa«#iw 


to observe tlioso phciioin- 
r .uu, nticctt nunutoa tho thirsty cloud 

b> £rr r r\ 0f VflU , 0r ' T,1 »r“ the 
iv:! from u,o 




- Vout b, ‘^ r mj as w&dr 

sound w** ir m ‘ d “lght. The nermlasion from nalmn. performed but by snueiKl bead# of Bugar anuua 


Stf- * 

v.t: 




w«to from below tiUl ioapilTnin «n»*»«.h. gtook animal. of ail idndl L . 8 -»..umor„ p U piu_cfrt*,„g , 

pssasss — : sfiegsws 

S^^5 Sb®sSS #fe5SCsvrLft»5Jf sSasaasari dSS*6?S»aKJSS. SS?^»sssrsaS*~?S 




rooeutly got upon tbe .utu. of the 
!° 7 1 " 4 ”' 4D d .fated lilmiolf behind 
U “ f °" co “ hl “ f«W. (ho .mount of 






Trunk., Carpet Il.g^ .nut o-gonend 


Clothlug, idwuy. pu hfuulAluIfJX 
' the lowest inarkrt priori. _ 


ijmpr-w | 

DT« 


Tffi»rar..rtK. (> s «■» 

Die your in thu oolletF i*»a r . a rf ,X.- Un ^. 1 “ ld V for 


w -*rtr 

raw- - 


FRIZB ESSAYS m 


D. F. BUITH, .DENTIST, 
tla. returned, aud I. derptijjg.hUureil 
prf.otloo of his profoeolQu. 


j-- 


m 


•• r -r -— m uunB, _ * ~ — — — “»»• i y i h* ' » « 1 * BUU oea rotes. 


ch^o . JEFFBRSON BOOK STOR^ 


St*x 


W4it4p*|‘the bliujtu of |j,j H '"Tolfttlonary war, a pri 
i W<i * like a bow mifl and brought the urli 
L. J V'** 1 '* a tji’^1 »ta hbr.ry 8 wra 

rele. until it ditapMujat. .p^ 0 hook. w.r. a rare nrim 



ra-t.i , . — T- v, ^.a . UUH. 

tor of La Place,. Duriog the 
ivSlttt r from Balem captured a j 


I Person who makes use of #uch drinks. 

* r c *uraa»ti u.lo.-a 


~ — fifllCNll. Prinolpal, pUc. on tbo t.M. of , Tur , m 

Jefferson book store — ~ . 


r..r U °C 8 l U ‘“ pr ““ ^ lb4 ‘ m A vatuabll ^ U ““- A ‘“ U “ W - 1 . ^ Now Orirare ' 0Ur “ 1 


to muko its way hpw.Vd in Ut|° l <“•“* Y 0U “F hou„ “, lb “ lm ' ■ ^'-“MHNTAItY AND CLAHBlo. 

- Yh. w^T±;r u .” b " , “?. *“ hy 4 >w£ wuo dLt t, . u, “!f *** « *» - uSsud 





was full of wonders. In the 
s faurloett water-spouta wore 
Uwb- origm from ihesutue' 


«u«rg.. Tb. volumra were reratL,. . 

lwt,u41 ’ 4011 " *« 2uh*d , 


idors. In the "f 11 * 44 4 «** 4 la.d tb»t ' ^.'n^UhraU^ UiyBo.*., T B. ROBB A Oo., «crib,r. wiu h„ uuderrt^.^UW.lt. 

aras sab^SSgsassj '^xasSSfs »r-»" — - .-«- r ay. “sx2aassr««.* 

S^s S!S^*««2 bs» ssasesaaEss 






JfTJ 


- /- T-* f-t; 


^ hotnnjonpiWy aT^ofthe ^ 

lUin ciMd sumo down Olreo, ,|7» frt4M - to foil rtmrt ofS7n„'.»'”l u . 1 


mot witli .Dcouraglbg mioc.ra anl 0,'“ ‘'“'f.’ *“ a b4 * 4 » J l ' r r 1 »ot* "trect^ l.niwweUf 
meuded by tb. rerl'1, . 1 J corJl4l ly »°m- Bhoo.and Boot., df or.rYWrtotf 

ftsis - - mrs: 

JOHN It ALh, 80 Uravler fltrcttt, ~ ' ' ' ’ ' ^ 

PJULAIiELPinABADDLEUV aTdTkONK ^u^k.^CpSffi 

W A It E M 0 V V E . N<> *ui«crl|itloH* taken for k» than om 'fttf. 

fl. R-OBB A Oo., *r^r. will l«.qit<lonit w l.iir.TWil8*a( 

A’o. 00 Oratin' ,l„a, N,w Orltn.'. “ *• «pm»ly ,(gt«d oUlorwlra. , L(l« 

Tt Ur ^>- The Itiooraht Minister. aVd^tosobor. afiht} 


m 


Vn'*-- f; 


The Itiuoraht M ifij# tefr aW P»« schur* ofihjf 


Uo«e to tJio 
ir-fililiH of 
of u tube, 
dy landing 
tough j^r- 


fcSSJJ V 1 “ ,cr4 tua uppll.d to '^a-rjto'he 

moot, and prevent tb * P4ln 11 ou ® mo- recently Strayed by Orr^ Tt? Hailor'a llmue, to burton. 

H 4 “J *«. It I. a »«*■ vWpremiL“^V° r “ er ™ 


vto„ to call aud uxumluoth.tr .took J 

- r»t "SSXLi... rjZL- r ?" y N..«»n,t 4 ntlyrerel T l.t, Good. frc*m thelAnu 

'■ Tb '“' Mr.fretm. 1 ^ 8 fopahUotm lonrns that exten- 4llJ 1 ,,ttoul lb “ «««, «I.»U Comb, of .p ^F„ u„ t “ y " direct fr„ m F^luud, acd^, 

tb. reus wrou™u^^^f p ‘ 4,,i *;‘l la fiour.lu .hurt weight, murit *. F«“cy *ud Variety (toodn, f or „ al i. by ' ' ' F"!*' 1 ' 1 **" o(ref Ub.raI lnsju.cmputu to purelia.ur. 


"r*rem.d»f<* rnfflra**ShS.f T lt4 “ J « '■ • 

retd always onbaud b..ure^ 1 ^^ 4 ^'“ 1 y. 


: __ huuk rau.r qrnl BUtlouer, B.ddlr^ B^jS V .nd','$p t t)^ M ln , (UM ’ ' *(“ »M(u«jr,nqe» ,l» li* 

NOTIOB Caacb, Gig, HWm. wttb,u months of the dtiAth vl 

We have Tnls Day aHsoclatod with tu w* » * a4 Wou M* 1 ftaViXsi Hufee anlfS’EAi *? Gart UoimnunicaU^hi Just bC'Wdrts 

tuilnlvulon aud Furw.rqtug bu.lues. jon/u IT?.*' »afi D»ud Drldlaa j Trace OhS:*? ^^. , 1'^“* McTvtiar, U.wtflAAn. 

EN, Eo.p, late of 81. Louil, and -m»nji2S,*Stft2L MS. * • ^mmtmtoaUunaJavoivIog fact., 


.agent, of th. Hpy Orlcup, djerirtlan AOrreDf 1 * "] 
rranu payments may he made. n'JjB 

i ad are All communications; wheUter of bnsln*i.® p . ■IfW 
publication, mile*# remitting 'Uidbkf'ot Vu 
said is tho amount of tw> dollara,.mu»t U pssi*]^- _ 




■#:A 




***•*?&' t&E&Seg&S^ggi 


Saddles 1W ra and ^urtliUiu lu »«H«afjr^lo» wlU U Nfft***** 

(,'iuitilt. 41 Iff tliJ.rs* ' r* ,U gruuji ▼‘'.rioty I Within tWo month* nt tlm ihintli of a Darsoa. . . . 


I cud Plough Haraji# ; Ut-m: anT’iu' , DotoiuunicAt46lii limit be’*ddrfls4«l w w* 

’’ " 4UJ .-WudbrtdlraJS,] ’jBiSSmSSatSS: »**wfaAw.W— *»»•*-. .'•■•••^('J.rareD, 

toil UavoVcuu ‘“l 1110 <4ty goveinmetlt of Uti*. B *(f,E..,.,tatoof Bt. Lo'uta, and wm'icmtlnul'tk/btrt R**^ 4 »hi l " 4 ^“ r ^riU.Krio'tbm^uoafh ‘ Ovremnnioatlunajavolytiig fact., orreqiwW ^9 

ra. ffl ,,u^ th. reury u Ore Mayon^ ^.r th, name 

Uortfru UDtmMariju IShil oppUca- ^““^“^“avrallylhbAaKo^rn.wtirtn **' BuW «boi>aj i Truvelihg and l'.ckl,,. Trunk^ vi.1l A fww relwt advretWamabM ffll h« 

,W4vUwto,Iw/h ^' '\a imlvo. ^ 


«tu of a 1*™““;., • • 

utriMUtoyrm- 


. . .AMA/cWUPOa, ». \ - 



I Of which mu.t bs pro-paid, Ino 








mm* 


%+**■■ d 


Committee 

Conference, 


II. N. MoTYEIRE, Editor, 


pf louisiana 


VOLUME* II. NUMBER 41 


NEW ORLEANS, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1852, 


CONTENTMENT, s 

nritig stanzas nro’two iundrod nntl 
old : they written by Ilobt. South- 


got the prayers and instructions of his piouB 


much importance and groat dol'uiaoy. Origi- 


nttnoks of enemies on tlio Church, to whoso 


lus onnnoiation, and so correct woro his sen- 
tences, that ho could easily bo heard and un- 
derstood by un nudionoo vory largo, if quiot. 
His manner or pronohing was energetic and 
forcible. His sormonB and speeches though 
wholly oxtomporancous, woro sufficiently no- 
curnto to bo tnkon down by tho stenographer 
and published just ns they woro dolivored. 

Ho was a man of surpassing dlanltv. It 


mother. In August, 1800, whilo a student at 
law, ho attended a quarterly mooting in tho 
neighborhood of his family homo. It waq a 
season of gracious revival. His brothor and 
sister had shared in tho heavenly visitation. 
Ho had boon for some timo unusually serious, 
though ho had concealed his foolings from 
tho family. Tho ovoning before tho com- 
mencement of tho mooting there Was a social 
gathering of several members pf tho family 

-* 1 — .in. 

The oven- 


dootrinos and Disoiplihoho was most ardently 
attached. It was hid lot to lfvo during tlio 
ovil days, when excitement, * n relation to 
Church government was highly intonBo. In 
tlio contest known in tho history of the M. 
E. Church as tho Radical Controversy, whioli 


nwnoienceUray orown, 
Contented thoughts my rest, 

|v heart is happy in itself, 

)(; bliss Is in my breast. 

j tidies are but Tew, 

^11 etsj to fulfil : 

tho limits of my pawor 


Ah I how many of those w 
can worship God at home 
about God And the aocred 
owo to him, evon for days, 
Alas! how deluded is . r 


never onjoyod a child's sports, nover know n 
child’s feelings. lie would appear to have 
boon in boart and mind a man fromhiB birth. 
His lottors writton to his Own wlfo and to his 
children are ns prooiso, and formal, and din. 


at the house of an older brothor, 
mg was spont in singing, in religious oonvor- bo qualified to mnko wiso and prudent dccis- 
sation and in prayer. John took no part in ions on various matters relating to American 
tlio oxeroisos; but remaining a quiet, serious matters, and fearing lost, should they 'con- 
and respectful spectator. Early on tho onsu- tinuo to noknowlodgo his jurisdiction, ho 
mg , Sabbath tho family proceeded to lovo- might claim tho right to recall Mr. Anbury, 
last. John, though not yot amomber of tho and appoint to tho suporiiltondency some one 
Church, accompanied them by invitation and not ngroeablo to the American Conference, 
took a seat in tlio. crowded assembly. In the they dropped his name from their Minutes, 
courso of tho exorcises, Emory, to tho sur- and so, in effoot, dissolved all ooclesiastionl 
priBO of tho pooplo, aroso from his seat, and connection with the British Methodists. No 
in tlio most solomn manner called God, and official intorcourso hod been hold between tho 
angols, and the pooplo there present, to wit- British and American connections for many 
ness that ho had that day determined to seek years. In tho mean time Bcrious difficulties- 
tho salvation of Ins soul. Ho then fell upon had occurred between tho prenelioratif tho 
his knees, and remained during the love-foast American and thoso of tho British connection 
silently praying the Lord to pardon his sins, in Canada. As'early as 17.5H, missionaries 
Muoh interest was excited among tho peoplo had been sent from the conferences in tho 
by tho unexpected add interesting circurn- United States to Canada. Success had at- 
stances of the occasion. His sisters, who sat tended their labors, societies had been organ 
near tho door, when tlioy heard his voicoand ized, and circuits and districts formed. In 
knew it was their brothel, were nearly over- 1820 there woro in Upper and Lowor Canada 
come with emotion and joy. A circle of pious, two districts, about twenty circuits and stu- 
devoted and praying Christians was formed tions, nearly thirty preachers, and upwards 
about him. Whilo they were praying for of five thousand membots. Yet thore was 


coadjutors. Tho war was waged on tho part 
of tho “ Reformers,” ns they choso to stylo 
themselves, with tho most intonso bitternoss. 
Tho most desperato assaults were mndo on 
the Church, and the most violent attacks on 
the good and great men who liqd foundod it, 
and Who hud devoted their All to its odifioa- 
tion. 

Manfully, boldly, chivalrously stopped for- 
ward Emory in dofonsc. lie brought to bear 
in tho contest talonts of tho highest order, 
and a temper of tho smoothest yot keenest, 
edgo. Gallantly did ho sustain tho eauso — 
successfully did ho conduct the defense. 

.At tho Gonernl Conforonco of 1B32 ho was 
oleoted Bishop of tho Methodist Episcopal 
Church. This was an offico neither to bo 
sought nor declined. An oflloe of so great 
dignity and of bo efficient means of oxtonsivo 
usefulness oould only bo accepted, ond its re- 
sponsible duties discharged to tho best of liis 
physical, moral and intellectual ability. 

It must bo conocded that ho came into’ tho 
offico of Bishop with very superior qualifica- 
tions; In literary acquirements • ho was 
greatly in advanco of all his predecessors and 
colleagues. He had had the inestimable ad- 
vantage of thorough training in a full and 
judicious course of academic education. By 
elussicul study lie had acquired habits of no.- 
curacy, tasto ond discrimination. By legal 
Btudy ho had acquired critical nnd logical 
acumon. By general reading he had becomo 


or head of a family 1 Then ho will, like tho 
blessed patriarch of old, assomblo the mem- 
bora of his household stntodly around the 
family altar, inetruot thorn in tho ways of tho 
Lord, offer up^hlB proyore and thanksgiving 

an orderly ond dooent manner, 
rid uni, tho Christian will novor 
any of his duties, and will not „„ 

high and holy oalling in every respect. Bo 
walks oireumspcotly, uprightly, honosfly be- 
fore a gainsaying world, alwns mindful of 


bounds unto my will. 


(uno oaro of gold, 
Well-doing is my woalth 


|j„Ind to mS empire is, 

^fbllo psoo'affordetli health. 

olimbing thoughts— 
foe wings of swelling prido : „ 

t^hll is worst that fall from tho hoight 
Of greatest honors slide. 

tai ails of jargest sizo 
flu itorm doth soonest tear, 
mi to small and low a sail 
As froeth me from fear. 

Albugo of fortano’s calm 
Cm cast my comforts down ; 
ftta fortune smiles, I smilo to think 
How quickly the will frown. 

id when in forward mood 
approved an ongry foo, 
tall gain I found to let her come, 

LmIoss to let her go. 


id their bolmlf, and diroftt all. their affairs in 
manner. Aeanlndi- 
sight of 
ly of his 

walks oireumspcotly, ' “uprightly, honosfly be- 
fore a gainsaying world, alwns mindful of 
the all-sooing eye of Him who notes in the 
book of his rumombroncc not only every overt 
act of life, but also our “soorot faults,” arid 
who takes cognizance oven tf tho liiddon 
thoughts and Imaginations of the lioart. His 
soul delights in tho frequent oxeroiso of «c- 
orot prayer and moditatlon ; for his delight 
is ini' - * '» -• | *• !wr - 1 


man for tho times iri which ho llvod. During 
tho poriod of his asoondoncy, from 1820 to 
1835, the Church was passing a crisis in 
many respects. The old order of things was 
giving plaoo to a now and iriiproved system. 
A now Hystem of operations, involving tho 
enterprises of missions, Sunday schools, Bible 
Bociotics, tlio publishing of periodicals and of 
books, tho founding acadomios, seminaries 
and colleges, had become as necessary as was 
tho itinerant ministry itsolf. All these en- 
terprises had boon projected, and most of 
them ebminonood" by Asbury nnd h s early 
coadjutors, and they woro in Operation, mdlt 
of them, liowovor, on a Bmali soalo before 
Emory’s day. Yet just such a mind as his, 
so comprehensive, so versatile, so discrimina- 
ting, sirlibcml, so highly improved by educa- 
tion was necessary, *t that particular time, 
to'mnturo, perfect and vivify tho plans whioli 
tho Church was forming,. Though he died 
young, yot ho aooomplished much, vory muoh 
during tlio twenty-fivo years of his ministry, 
and particularly during tho ten or elovon 
years of his services in tho Book Agenoy and 
in tho Episcopacy. 

He traveled always on horsehaok, in a very 
plain and primitive manner. Whenever he 
hud a day or two of leisure, in any village 
along his route, ho would Bpcnd the 'time in 
organizing a Sunday sohool, a missionary so- 
ciety, or in some other way useful to tho poo-' 


tlio law of the Lord, and In his lam doth 
he meditate day and night. If, therefore, by 
“ I can worship God at home," you 


saying, 

intend to soy nothing more nor loss than 
what wo have hero intimated, tbon we have 
not a singlo olijootlon to offer. Wo would 
rather confirm your opinion, and wish it 
might bo more general; that peoplo would 
entirely discard tho fatal notion, os if men 
only to worship God ip ohuroh and 


tranquil bliss. From this happy moment his 
course waB onward and upward. He led over 
after a life of piety and of active Christian' 
zeal, He was always jn tho way of duty— 
never deviating from tho path of righteous- 
ness. 

Soon after liis conversion ho was appointed 
class-leader, an office for which he was pecu- 
liarly qualified. Believing it to bo liis duty 
to labor still more oxtensively for. tlio salva- 
tion of tho people, ho obtained license" to 
preach in local capacity. Whilo yet a student 
at law, ho prcachod every Sunday, either in 
the town whore ho resided or some pluco in 
tlie neighboring country. Continuing liis 
practice of preaching Sunday after he com- 
menced tho praotice of law, ho began soon to 
feel a desire to dovoto himself wholly to the 
work of tho Christian ministry. But his 
course in this direction was encompassed by 
diffioultios. To abandon liis legal profession 
and lucrativo practice would subjeot him to 
great personal sacrifices. Ho was in the lino 
of safe precedents, arid on tlie direct road to 
honor, faino and fortune. His talents woro 
of the highest order, his reputation unsullied, 
his popularity rapidly increasing, and bis 
success certain. To becomo an ' itinerant 
Methodist preachor ho must abandon liis 
position, with all its advantages and pros- 
pects. 

All thoso sacrifices, however, ho could 
cheerfully make. All tho privations and in- 
eonvcnienccs of an itinerant life ho could 
with fortitude endure. But there was in liis 
way another difficulty of formidable import. 
His .father flatly and plumply refused consent 


woro ( 

publicly, and not with equal faith, ardor and 
dovotion nlso in thoirmore retired relations, 
in their liousos, their offieos, their workshops, 
Z'Z '>• But ifyon feel inolinod 


^BISHOP EMORY. 

a Ehost was born in Maryland, on 
Uth of April, 1780. His father and 
id too members of tho Methodist Epis- 
1 Choreh. The father was a olass-loador 
etlhnrch. The mother was a woman of 
l heart, of generous spirit, of strong mind 
ifmem piety. Jbeir houso had long 
the bone df tho early preachers in 
itinerant visits to tho eastern shore of 
fluid. Tho children were accustomed 
conversn- 


engagements, oto, 
to regard private dovotion as a suffiolenf sub- 
stitute for publia worship, thou you will’ al- 
low us tho privilogo of Stating a few plain 
reasons why the worship of God flt home can 
exon so no one from nogleoting to attend to 
public worship. 

Because public worship is be tter calculated 
to inspire us with zeal ond holy affootion. it 
is unquestionably of groat benefit to Chris- 
tians to read tho Bible, a good sermon or some 
other _book of dpvotion privately, Bufewho 
lius not observed a marked difference in the 
effect produced by hearing a good sermon 
pie&ohed and by reading ono 1 Our natures 
always inolino to a spiritual sloth, indlffcr- 
I once " ' “ '* ' " “' 


ilstosy to the company and 
tflbsss holy men of God, and to tho 
Wig exercises of family dovotion. 
haarij trained in tho doctrines and 
pMsd mbjeeted to the influences of the 
iiA, they were easily susceptible of reli- 
uinprndens, and exhibited early an nf- 
ij hr Methodism. They were accustomed 
ttWwith their parents, class meetings, 
-fads, quarterly meetings, nnd camp- 
tup. Two of tho children wero con- 
li It home daring family prayer, and 


portant position. He excelled in compass 
and comprehensiveness of mind. Standing 
at tho ccritrc, he could comprehend in one 
view all the interests of the Clmreh, diversi- 
fied by physical and moral circumstances, 
ile could bring his varied acquisitions nnd liis 
indomitable energy to bear on tho eauso of 
missions, of Sunday Schools, of education, of 
tho Book Conocrn, on tlie best means to se- 
cure the property of the Church in lnocting- 
liouses and parsonages, ond on tho efficient 
administration of Discipline. 

Ho was a man 1 of progressive mindj a 
movement man, a truo reformer. Ho be- 
lieved Methodism tlio “ child of Providence,” 
and under obligation to follow wherever 
Providcnco might lend. Ho would not hesi- 
tate to eh'ango a rule of Church discipline 
whenever, from a change of circumstances, 
it might becomo imperative or expedient.* Ho 
would udvocate such occasional modifications 
iu our economy and usages as would enablo 


plo and tho Church. 

The latter part 'of tho year 1833 he started 
on his second tour... He rode on horseback 
from Baltimore to the seat of liis first confe- 
rence, at Nutohcz, a distanoe of twelve hun- 
dred miles, in fifty days. During thiB tour, 
which continued six months, and compassed 
about three thousand nlilos, ho Attended the 
Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia and South Cnr- 


and heartless formality. But in publia 
worship, besides tho quiokentng' effects of 
faithful preaching, the unitod prayors and the 
harmonious Binging of a congregation, to- 
gether with the awful solemnity of tho plaoo, 
have a tendency to awaken, strengthen and 
encourage in a manner which none but those I 
who exporienco it ore able to ostimato' and 
comprehend. 

^ P/ivate worship should not be substituted 
for public worship, because of the necessity 
of Christian fellowship, vfhioh is only capa- 
ble of being promoted by regular sanctuary 
worship. " Behold,” exolaims the l’sainist, 

“ how good and bow pleasant It Is for breth- 
ren to dwell together in unity.” How vastly 
different from our Church-shunning profes- 
sors of religion those pious servants of God 
in olden times must have thought and felt on 
this subjoot. It was their prayer to dwoll in 
tho house of the Lord all the days of their 
lifo. Tho tabernacle of tho Lord was “ ami- 
able ” to them. Their souls longed, yfia, oton 
pantod, “ for the courts of the. Lord.” They 
cullod those blessed that dwell in Ilia house ; 
and David decloree that he would ratter be a 
door-keeper in the house of the Lord, than to , 
dwell ifi the tent* of tho wicked. In publio 


ut very early ages were converted at 
and public meetings, and became ex- 


homo parly in tlio morning, in a light, open 
carriage, for Baltimore. About two miles 
from his rosidonop lie had to descend a hill, 
nearly a’ milo in longtli. The carriage was 
seen, as it waB said, about daylight, passing 
rapidly by a tavom near tlie top of tlio hill. 
In about twenty minutos a wagonor, passing 
down tlio hill, found, about two hundred 
yards below tlio taverri, tho Bishop, lying 
blooding and insonsiblo by tbo roadsido. It 
appears that liis burse bad run away with 
him, and that lio had been thrown from his 
carriage, and had fallen with tho back of liis 
head on a stone, which had fractured his 
skull. - He was takon up and carried to the 
tavern. Modical aid waB called, his family 
and friends gathored around him, hut tho in- 
jury proved fatal. Lingering insensible till 
evening, he expired. On the ensuing Sabbath 
bis funeral was attended at the Eutaw street 
Churoh in Baltimore, and he was laid to rest 
in the vault beneath the ^llpit, where he 
yot sleeps b^tlio Bide of tho great qpd good 
Asbury. 1 

Five children,' the oldest about, twenty-one 
years, and the youngest only a few weeks old, 
wero left orphans ut hisdoutk. The eldest — 
•Robort Emory, afterward President of Dick- 
inson Collego — was a yong man of rare pro- 
mise, fully equal, perhaps superior to his fa- 
ther. After a very brief but most brilliant 
career, ho died, leaving the world wondering 
why two suoh men, father and son, an distin- 
guished, so groat, so good, should dio so soon. 
[Ladies’ Repository'.' 


Nionld become erf age, to choose for 
profession, according to their 
1 “^*r '“urination or judgment, he olnssi- 
1 ' (Mldreii, when at a vory early age, 
pursuits and professions, and 
* w orsted eaoh for the specific de- 
“retof business to which ho had ap- 
jMbO' One was to bo a farmer, ono a 
T™ 1 #ne a doctor, ono a statesman and 
*,“*yw. In this capricious allotment 
****"* *P lrt for tho lawyer. His odu- 
W& ® diroot od fo this speeitto 
e early ago of ten years ho was 
. , om ® 10 attend a classical sohool. 

Jkoofcri designed for a speoifio 
F®. bu education was conducted by 
onaoUsuoal and. very liboral 

•fentfour 


to his beooming a traveling preacher. What 


tunatc 


and tlie demands of the times. 


Mr. Emory on his arrival in England held 
an interview witli the Missionary Committoo 
at London, and tlion proceeded to meet the 
British Conference at Liverpool. Mis success 
was triumphant.' A settlement of tlie Cana- 
dian difficulties, on tlio basis proposed by tho 
Goncral Conference in their instructions to 
Mr. Emory, was readily effected. Tlio Ca- 
nadian territory w-us divided. Tho British 
took Lower and tlio Americans took Upper 
Canada, and tho ministers of each connection 
devoted their services to their own province. 

At tho General Conference of 182-1, Mr. 
Emory was elected Assistant Agent of tlio 
Methodist Book Coneorn, and 1828 lio was 
promoted to the plaoo of Principal Agent. 
In tho offico of book agent ho exhibited a 
comprehensiveness of plan and an energy of 
execution which havo nevor been equalled by 
any of bis predecessors or successors. When 
ho entered tlio Concern, a common store, witli 
a counting-room in tho rear, sufficed for tho 
transaction of ull tlio business in tlio estab- 
lishment. Tlie books woro printed at other 
offieos on oontraot. They woro bound in tlio 
bnsoment of tho Wosloyaij Kominary, in 
Crosby s: root, and then convoyed in d whoel- 
•room, in Fulton street. 


My personal acquaintance witli him was 
limited. I had, however, tlio pleasure of 
meeting him on n few occasions, among which 
were two affording mo an 


opportunity to ob- 
servo tlio nature and extent of bis peculiar 
talents. One was in 1830, at .the organiza- 
tion of tho Wesleyan University, of whoso 
Board of Trustees lie was a membor ; and tlio 
.other was iji 1835, at tho session of tlie Maine 
Conference, 'at which he presided. 

Ip tho debate on tlio oeganization of tbo 
University ho took an netivo part, exhibiting 
vory intinmto acquaintance witli the theory 
of educational enterprises, but botraying 
somo want of oxperionco in tho practical do- 
tails of college instruction and disoiplino. At 
tho conference at Bangor, in 1835, ho presided 
in a most masterly manner. Never havo I 
seen tlie presiding officer of any deliberative 
body render himself so useful and agreeable. 
During the proceedings of tlio Conference lio 
gave, ori several questions of ecclesiastical 
law, opinions which; for o|farness, accuracy 
and precision of application, might stand, 
with honor, comparison with tlio matured 
and cnrofully written opinions of Marshall 
or Story on questions of civil nnd common 


oonfesmon, 


years at a classical academy 
> 0DC year ut an academy in 
tu.j and two years at Wasli- 
i eastern shore of Maryland, 
sven years ho woe thoroughly 
*ral ooureo of study. At the 
idemio course he entered as a 
in tho offioe of Richard Tilgh- 
l'> Centerville, Md. Having 
my and thoroughly tho Btudy 
e years, he was at the age of 
tied to the bur. Immediately 


and publicly unto God for aU all Hi* manifold 
mercies, than by humbly participating in the 
publio'worship of God 1 "Ob, bless our God, 
ye people, and make the voice of his praise be 
beard." l’s. Ixvi., 8. ■ t* > i: 

Again, publio worship is a duty whioli 


barrow to tho Book- 

How many porsons were employed about tho 
establishment at that time I know not. There 
could not, liowovor, have boon a vory largo 
force; for the Rev. Johua Soule, on retiring 
from the offico in 1820, reports to tlio General 
Conference that lie and bis associate bad not 
only porformed tlio oditorial labor and vari- 
ous branches of clerkship, but lmd aetuivlly, 
with their own bunds, dono the packing, hoop- 
ing, and Bilipping of tlio boxes. When Mr. 
Emory, retired from tbo Concern in 1832, it 
bad bocome tbo largest book establishment 
in tlio. United States, employing nourly two 
hundred persons, and a capital of more than 
four hundred thousand dollars. 

His literary duties in tlio Book Coneorn 
woro discharged witli grout ability and satis- 
faction. Ho solootcd tlio books for publica- 
tion with great caro and much .discrimina- 
tion. Tho Motkodist Magazine, which had 
boon commenced in 1818, and hud boon usu- 
ally made up of extracts from other works, 
and or miscellaneous , articles, ho elevated to 
tlio dignity of a quarterly review, and occu- 
pied its pages with subjects of general and 
pernmnont interest. Ho employed, so fur os 
oould bo cxpocted from liis multifarious en- 
gagements and feeble health, his own pen to 
onrloli its .pages. Many of" the articles ex- 
tant from his pen, either in tlio pages of' the 
Review or in other forms, partako of tho 
oliaraotcr of controversy more largely than is 
agreeable to most ssaders. Controversy, 
however, was not tho paeeioh of Emory. IIo 
entered (Be field efily to inert er repel the 


Bvrmah and tiik East. — During the meet- 
ing of tlie Buptist Convention, tho Rev. Dr. 
Bright announced the appointment, by the 
Executive Committoo, of a delegation to visit 
tbo missionary stations in tho East under tho 
putronago of tho American Baptist Missiona-* 
ry Union. Tho primary cause whioli <lad 
orcatod this necessity, is tho expeoted 90OU- 
pation of Burrnuh ly Great Britain, which 
will soon throw open this entire country to 
tho cntranco of tho gospel. Tlio station! of 
tho Union have been bithorto occupied to s 
certain extent witli reference to tho protec- 
tion of the British government, as this ena- 
bled them to carry forward their work with 
so much more vigor and efficiency. Tbo 
whole of Buruah being soon to be plaoed on 
un equal footing in that regard, will possibly 
muko it necessary tooliango their whole base 
of operations, nnd romovo their schools, sem- 
inaries, printing presses, oto., from the posi- 
tions which they now occupy, to others more 
accessible to thojiew territories now opened. 


In power of analysis Bishop Emory excelled 
all men whom 1 oVor board, either iu debato 
or in tlio pulpit. Ho would exjunino a sub- 
ject in all its parts, bearings and tendencies. 
Ho would hold it up before tbo mind in overy 
possible light. Ho would tarn it around nnd 
around so os to exhibit every face. Ho would 
cloave it down, as the geologist would a min- 
eral, to its primitive form. He would jnehit 
in tho oruoible ; he would dotcet ull tlio ele- 
ments of its oomposition, and determine tbeir 
proportions by weight and measure. Tru.li 
and orror could not long remain intortwined 
in liis hand. He would find tlie thread, jlis- 
ontunglo the snarl, and present hoforu you 
tlio skein clear, straight und smooth. Tlio 
Gordian knot would yield to him without tlie 
application of .tho knifo. 

While, howover, liis power of analysis was 
etraordinary, bo did not exoel in synthesis, 
dlis arguments were not deficient in point; 


Klooed Uu, mi ? a “ eu ^ on to tho classics 
riwfonmtt 1 ., C ’ nor ' n Ins dovotion tS 
Hi “ mothor nt 
Lotd. Sim i ax Iiad consecrated him to 
tho hoped ho might becomo a 
Cod - She lmd 
rcligioiujj™ 0l 'him. Tho influence of- 
childhood l*o had rooeived in 

school “ ot d6 partod from him. 
'eleven or t„,,i ^tou, wlion not more 
*• ‘ttitoment , |° olll > during a re- 

“H Uni ! ln ,i . . u 'd becomo seriously 
a Mothodist claeif 
w»a !«d by a faithful 

Nhef ■ '1 “dght have continued in 
| d*»ioo 1 had m*' 0 w ithout deviation or 
to d Q an^ !‘T beon “duoed by 
••““cieiioo -in ° l W " ol ‘ wounded hiB 
morelv li- aot ‘tsolf was wholly 

£L He riecal m h “ ^ was unfo* 
64,0 ripbb ~f. c “ uru K od > neglected 
L 4 to a life of oua Profession und 
VM Spirit di,r llUy am riition. 

aw could he for- 


disciples ; upd, "Let yonr light so shine be- 
fore men that they may seo your good works, 
and glorify you Father which is in heaven." 
The world is to be enlightened by Christian 
example ns wfll as ly gospel, preaohing; add 
where tlio former is wanting, tho latter is of- 
ten uiado powerless and of no effeat to the 
conversion of sinnors. Only suoli as arc ign?- 
rant of the true nature of Christianity will 
'regard men of upright and honest disposi- 
tions as truo Christians, whether they attend 
to tlioir public religious duties or not. 

Anothor reason why we are imwifiing to 
reeeivo the ploe, "1 can woreliip Upd ut 
home," us an eieuse for publio worship is, be- 
cause we have little confidence iu its truth, 
Wo know it to bo wrong tp impeach -the mo- 
tives of any individual on no other ground 
than mere suspicion. Yet we repeal the sen- 


pointed by the authority of the General Con- 
ference of 1820, tho delegate of tho Metho- 
dist Episcopal Churoh of America to the 
Brlti|dA Wesleyan Conference, would seem to 


exhibit the high rank he held among tho 
preuokers. • , • 

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r ORLEANS : 


B OtJR NATIONAL RELIGION. •country. “ My taste/’ laid Mr. W., “ in pro- $610 02. Ascertained conversions in tho Su'd- HELP FOR THn nima 

■ * r- . clscly tlint of the French critic.” ' dnv inc i tt B QAULB. 

tt ill B fact too to pnre wit ion “ Mi* W. continued. “ I should liko tolinvc a „ . fl ’ * - Tho following oxtract from tho lost month- 

comment that those great men whoso lives finished portrait of this prophet ns ho was utter- * i endergrass was transferred to ly] summary of tho »Se<Jfotar f tl M* * 

and Ichors have stamped nationality upon «»* i«W» in question, drawn by a master- tho Pacific Conference. , ftrv )Soclotv f f ° 

American character, have boon religious toon. h *n". to l.-vng „p In my room. 1 would have Vno.nu Com krenuh. -T his body ad- con. oct on of our No ' "TV' 10 ™ h ° 

. . . . 7 . «!▼*» to it such a head as Michael Angelo has i onrno( i fFwwirb.bab ,r„\ own rw «• . conn oction of our Northern brethren with 

• They wero in no Instance sectarians -that belonged (o Jesus Christ when on *1? U (Fredneksburg) 28th Oct., Bishop the Methodism of Franco : 

. would hare boon incompatible with tfroir sta- oarth. I havo seen this head, which is tlurprin- ft P ors proeiding, in good health. Ten young (t T,ik Work in Fran up — F 

lions: thnydid.not writo theological treatises elpnl beauty of tho celebrated painting of tbo men were received ns candidates for the min- past tho Wesleyan Missionary "V 0 

-the actlviticsofthis now world gave ndt ^ t'as^ga" .r such a £ tb “ d °"° rc, ‘ dmittod -. T1 ‘ c Btati " tica a ™ England has boon disposed to qommltppr jlons 

enough repotte for tins to tho Otiiof actors in burt B M W th* 4 |h'up«ftot human belt* should y ' Tho nwo,mt raised for mispions is of their foreign work to tho direction of tho 
t Brown’s corner, in front 01 tno its political dostinios. Hut they feared God. possess, it is not only nnirersally admired ub a ,Jot weon eight And nine thousand dollars— Particular missions under whoso caro thoso 

toM they will bo conducted to Their nlindB were pervaded hy a strong and remarkable production of genius, but also is ail- about an average of twenty-lira cents a mom- l ,nr * lonu 'y cro severally. Among them was 


HELP FOR THE QAUL 8 . difficulties attendant upon tho reclamation of I 

Tho following extrnot from the lost month- to 00nfir “ cd by the habits of 


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ly Summary of tbo Secretary of the Mission-. KrsilwatioTTiis Pr * tlvlu ®. Ala. OonT 


v niiuiii.ni u.o secretary ot the Mission-, tide of salvation was sufficient, and even these 
ary Socioty of the M. E. Churoh, shows tho wer8 ro j°. loin g in lln l'c of glory. And thus 




^ZhitoirnglZ ■ U Z'Z C0 “ CE '-™ 8 body ad ' commotion of our oontin^od oStecesS ufcal.^ El 

esus Christ /bon on* ^ (^dneksburg) 28th Dot., Bishop the Methodism of Franco: ^g^ff^.^‘ , ^ d lm o ^t tinuanoo, whi/^uOT C 

“ T ". K *«'» :.-For some time " a ? ^1* oviii B .d the IffC? 


“‘ ,0 'HuuMug wiiB uicnny evinccu tno . ”V nn,in t nnd aU.t ™ 

willingness— aye, the desire of the people, to ™ n ' cr 8 | obs. H >0 Church I,.., 
bear tho plain truths of tho gospel, and tho blessed and encouraged t ' c,t t> 
readiness of God to bless. Never before hare praise. \Vo have a nowW* 


» they will bo conducted to Their minds wore pervaded hy a strong and 
Wm. H. Seat. wholesome religious aentiment. They prayed 

a. n.l I rim nml trnrn tmt nuliamnil . tl 'Pit a rliridliiin 


useu ior missions is '•uoir uircign work to tho direction of. tho wo seen persons so easily bring themselves to tliutwill soon l,„V ■ , , hurol >inL 
thousand dollars— l’artieulnr missions under whoso caro thoso the point of saying. ' ciuhtenn tb„,, , 1 1 at i a cost „> 

ty-fivoeentsamem- P ort, “"“ wore severally. Among them was ‘‘Hero Ford I give myself nwny, , 1 | 8 assumed 

raised a r . lhu work 16 The Rev. Chas. Cooke,. 1 18 “« ««“■ 1 can do." d ' y 0 ll0 ' P; Pratt. n.„ 


i Nov. 9th, 1852. 


t 1852 . »nd were not ashamod of it. Tho Christian wsont j n 

; . system was not regarded by thorn a “ounning- brain.” 

BTXAN ASBOOI- *y dovised fable." ■ In their most sdlomn and “ Tbo 
sublime hours they pnid it the tributo of their "|' J 
wo state that tho profoundest reverence and faith. but nor 


a strong and romarkablo productiou of genius, but also is ad- about an average of twenty-five cents a mOm- l )nr,lona 'y cr0 sevorally. Among them was “ Haro Lord I give mysolf away, , 1 

They prayed "''‘tod to display all thoso traits, wliioh. tho her. tpwards of *800, raised at tho nnhi- tho w . ark ia PiWnee. Tho Roy. Chas. Cooke,. ’ ' 8 all that. I can do." 

I'bo ri.ri.iinn , "°‘ ,crn eci< ' nce of phrenology dodaros to bo V ersarvi Cnnffironoo i i i R,, P orlntcn uaPt of tbo Wesleyan Missions in An oncournging announceincnt, of the 

Iho Christian t# Bogl llcvclolmlont cfthe Conference collections reached nearly France, anticipating thiselmnge, lmd been in 13th, is this : 

, a “ounning- brain." 7°°°' ftnd ‘ 10 d 'vidonds to claimants were correspondence with us, with a view to our “For several weak. ...» «, „ r 


j l-viuvr v. Pfftff rp. 

at a recent ofliciul mooting w/K 
build a parsonage of suitable 
veniouoo. Notwithstandiug^ 

ponses, our missioniirv „»,i ?. .T "titi 


W O.I.IIIU 1 U wore uorresponuenoo Wltll US, with a v ow to nor mv',, , , , UI1U , n _ ,, 

The prophet shoubl lu-represontclto lie in struck at eighty. six cents in the dollar. Last taking purlin the work in Franco. Some tho pAmohen froiTthel^efcd^lSll^ tiZ^’lhoi^r 10 ” 1 '^ 
nustofl'c uttcrdcsulnlions wlnchlie pro- year tho dividend was 87;* . Tho finanoial bvo or six months ago he informed us of a a «d stations havo been of tho P n.ost cnoourag- not LJi r<l,8 ° to t,ilsi r tisu,| „ 

of tl- Confereneo is a model and "-t gracious awakening and revival in a city . '!« receive almost daily at 


| g*r* 


ofoundest reverence and faith. bu/aow" slqiplf^'!;™/vcr,’!am AySt “ ra of lhis Conference is a model and ‘‘"'f' 

In that lino of great mon— tho American beauty ; and kncoling down beneath a treo once cont ' n ues to work admirably. A BQcicty for ‘ 'I 1 10 ™ 

■nuwlimiu And Vint Ann alnnmn ATAItn. •Horned with the Inv'nllent fm-m nml fnlinrrn 1 nt C!(lllt!u tittw tlin /1n.,ol,fon a of 4 m ! n U n . n ^ ^ ' 11,1 CXp 1 CHSC( » 


it ploaBurc wo state that tho profoandeet rovcrcnco and faith. but now stripped of every verdimt ind living y . ° l th,s Confcrcnco is ‘v model and u,u “ awakening and revival tun city 

i^ri^fijung men 1 of New Or- In that lino of great mon— tho American beauty ; and kneoling down beneath a treo once contin uos to work admirably. A society for 10 ' 10 ' ran0!> ' ncl "' on tho bordors 

onranlxo on Association Presidents— we find but ono gloomy cxocp- sdorned .with tbo lovcllosl form and foliage, but educating tho daughters of ministers was or- J.' u T 0X f 1 ' B . s< ; t nn earnest wish to oocu- in which we may and ougfit toglory. Petit 

- » 2 Sia Win, as «- •” «**», ” «•’ “• zasi 1 53X23 il« •*?* > •“ * f X S, Zt ?&X^JiZ&SXXZ£ 

ing of those friendly to the dent His rohgious speculations were, how- ls offcl . lllg „p toGoil (hc t0 , lcl , ing f j, c , llnliotl n"d the educations to bo conducted at a Con- strument in this work; but said that their berof souls; in order to which^ot the Cross 
for next Tuesday night, at *var, not industriously and biWly thrust upon of the toxt, “Allbougb the fig treo shall not fl ' r enco Institute. Something like, though fumla would not allow of their incurring tho ’‘J " 1 , 1,1 c . ’ ri ' n mc of Grace he our re- 

& rs_n: tho*countrv with thn futiil nrrmtl era of his do* blossom ; neither shall fruit be in the virtfc: though not f i ui to os extensivo hh thn r»lnr> nnw m-mwaf. additional oxpenso. This informiWinn u-nn nil ( Ik ^ to urg 6 on 


° , , • ‘ccnvo uiiuusc uaiiy ac* „i n „_ „, wl ^ nud. 

counts of tlio conviction of souls and uni mild- C T,r? p™y<>r meeting. aro 
jng of the t liu roll. Truly, these are results llnd H'at wo have tho host vo.i„ ^ 
in which we may and oimlit to elorv. Let it plo 1 oveiysltw. fa , . n,l rek . 


wbieh we may and ought to glory, 
i tho constant aim of each niissio: 


ry. Lot it 
sionary to’ 


pie 1 ever*sW. 
November, '1853. 


of Heaven, ns he ™, sc a spec, be lend minister wl.b had been, under God, tho in- «v. , by all possible means, the grea test nun,” , ^ 

ting ejaculation nnd ‘b 1 -’ educations to bo conducted at a Con- strument in this work; but said that their “er of souls.in order to wliieli.let thetros. Fortdand, Ala Oom~ 
i tree shall not f, 'rencc Institute. Something like, though funds would not allow of their ineurrinc the r„„; l“._ U !' d t lC . 1 bronc of Grace lie our re- , . . \ 





kutoh on 1 ’iybuiia street, corner Cnlli- 
treot. It will give ooncontration nqd 
inHucnoc of pious young men in 


tho country with tho fatal prestige of his po- blossom ; neitbcr shnll fruit be in tbc vim.; though 

liticul name. Hip scepticism did not amount , la, ’ or of t ,hc •*«»' «»• «>« «*lds 

. . t . .. yield no.producc ; though the flocks shall be cut 


blossom ; neither shall fruit be in the viu*; though not quite ns extensive as tho now opernt- 1 ''Cd.tionnl onponso. This infor.niriion wn, I nlftho prcoobom tiinmpoHnnc^of’o’wnal I " l!l " pHWM, l.o 1." 


inUucnco of piou, young men in * ^otan. Even he, in animadverting upon <* ** ™ tendered to the Con- S^of Dr ”b°® WUh #U ° f the 

WU1 bring them into fellowship certain things which ho considered tho Bins thostall; yet will I rejoice in the Lord, and joy Ftciicc cxcopt^that of tho Northern Motlio- leaving our relation to U,e w/rk toho fixed ChurI-h 

their mutual sympathy and over- of his countrymen, said,' 1 ' I tremble for them, m *!!' ' " ° d “ f W Ration.” •' dist Church. The Baptist, Episcopal and by us nt tho close of tho year. Tho Bishop vacate of 

The head-quarters of tho Association when I remember thattho God of heaven is T . icbincral discourse, informs Presbyterian were freelyoflbrodnndoecupied. having charge of foreign missions approved collections 

.. . JL. 1 a God of jnstico.” ' us that he had it m mind to prepare a work The editor of ’the Richmond Advocate. of th e action of tbo Board, : and instructions r... a. . 




•sasfct of social and moral "in- 

»A - - j.- , .. i_. . 

office” to young men of Christian 
and eduoatiod, wlyo como to the 
The Association will meet 
- band, conduct them to 
imuco them to safe society, 

, them salutary influences, 
tbo world noods such an As- 
ilas, how many young 
wrecked here for tho 
1 it proposos to pro- 


: ' CftVlng 0UV wlatiea » u.e worra bo fixed Churcii A WciEs- Th tho Nashville Ad: 

us that lie had it in imn.d to prepare a work The editor of the Richmond Advocate, of 4,10 ao4ion of the Board, ;■ and instructions 80 „ fpr tho “ '° S ' 

upop tlioirRermilcyr de i ices of Christianity as f rom w iiich wogoUIl tho above items, says ^ 6e “ 4 to D ^’ Copkabhpiodiately toneeupy g ^.ngtonCty Church amount- 

the nroeoedint's of tb« . t,le P u8,tiun ' n " d 800 "hereunto this work ln * . tp»tty good,) leaving a hal- 


?'' 10rS - ,)a Hng ‘hoycarweCy 

CU conversions ; 37 white, and 23S 

04 accessions, 30 whit,,. 


i 


04 accessions, 3 ') w hites nml oj ^ 
November 1, 1852, . 


nor 01 tno Kicumonu Advocate, U1 Mio »oaru,;and instructions B00 f or tho Wa.l,in»i n , r-/ ra. 

I. WO gotall the above items, say; ^ t0 Cooke immediately to nem,py Sg 

•andin^. n,„ rv„r . 3 tho P 08 lt ion, and soe whcrounto this work g / 3 (P rctt y good,) leaving a hnl- 


-t. “Nothing occurred in tho progress of the ^ Kini £ <* ^00 
a , trial, nr 3J 3 “ Q “g a copy of-our instrnolions and^ows. Agent for the Fowlnr r* ,i 


Blountsvillo Dist., Ala. Oonf. ' 

I am now nearly rjiunfl my distrlettl 
rlnort "" 11 W1S1 '» t ° sublll ‘ t 4 ho follom^j 


mi 


would grow. Dr. Cooko immediately cm- ar >0« Jot to bo eoUeeted for tho relief of the report. * uo ‘oUowiag 

ployed the minister who had been thejnstru- Church of $1500. On each appointment we bare hurt ! 

mont which God usod in the awakening, uiv- In sumo column, our rrn .,,1 i!.„ . i.-- i.r_ revival seasons: hut. net 1 


They looked around thorn and 
van, crowding tho broad way 


a God of justice.” us tnat ne nod it m imiid to prepare a wurk The editor of the Richmond Advocate, of 41,0 aotion °f the Board, ;and instructions B0 „ for tho W„ 8llinff . n ,, f ... * , Bloua t™illo Dist. , Ala. Oonf. t i 

ThoFathoref his Country was alike adiiii- upop the i nter na l evidences of Christianity pa ibeLavIuch-we^Qt aU41io above items, says " cr0 4 » Pf- Cooke impiodiately to heeu jiy . * 1 y Church amount- I am- now nearly rj1un 4 m di . 

rable in his moral and political precedents, n testimony of his heartfelt conviction of the of the proeeodiiiKS of tho Conference ■ 4 ”° P 081 tion, mid soe whcrounto this work ' ’ 44,n y g ood 0 leaving a hal- time, and wish to submit tlm f.u - ^ 

Nearly all of his illustrious successors in of- :d W»« « ali ty of tho Gospel of Jesus Christ. « Nothing occurred in the nroarc. of fl, n T " 1 j f° W '. . Dr ' Cooko ‘“'"cdiately cm- aaoc yot 4o bo c <>lleeted for tho relief of the report. * 

fioo ’woro communicants nt some altar of the A ’’d the itfllowing u instruction ” to that pas- session to disturb the 1 quiet of tho body. No meat w l 1 .°. n ", u ‘| tor " b .° bad bcen tbejnstru- lurc 1 0 b’dd. tin each appointment wo have hsdm,' 

CMirch. The iron*browcd aud iron-willed tor, from such a source, ought, to bo worth vexed questions, no angry discussions, n<? inc liim n conv of^ur a ° column, our good IJro. • Fields, rcuva 8c ^ ao “ s * ^ ufc not cr^ally BnccessfJ? 

Jackson meekiy bowed at the Cross. For “ a «b to others. How mistaken and false the trials of delinquents, no discordant LI ^ ^ ,n “ titUte ’ I 

years before his death’ ho was a member of P“ licy in ono wl, ° h " 9 a ^pensafion of tho nor ullha IW Jevclopments pernicious ing extracts from tho report o/ the minister j Conf ® r -“’ e ’ suu,s U P the Results of npplioa- mctjt ings : one tho° 

tho Presbyterian Churoh. Mr.' Polk was committed to him,' to soften its points 0 c ,arao ® ron ®T usl >ing to piety w-ereniade whom we sustain, giving us more oncournge- lions at about fifty places (perhaps one lmn- phy’s Valley”! 0 “ on 1^28^' 

baptised into tho Methodist Churoh shortly al > d generalize its .awful truths, in tho pres-' transformilig. Vo Imvo now mingle” in”J a '; a l d b a .V<> Anticipated. We d «dt,mcs that num her of persons) at $583 34. Uttle Will’s Valley, a now **£$& 

before lus death, having long frequented its "nee of tho great, meanly thinking to make moro harmonious body ; nor witnessed a rich- fflh kad . from * strottg conviction doeastnko us that jf there he an “ap- 0,1 Salld ^bumtain Mission, //TtL 

sanetu&ry. Among thoso of our statesmen, lbei t favor and per/, ups do them.geod: . or manifestation of tho charities of Christian part £! th“^£SrewSfe* P om racnt ,’ nt wl,ioh ' y c BhouW bolt tlieitin- one on the Ilar^^ 

whoso greatness could not bo added to by offieo, “ SMeX^ 1 “rthirir fWr ^ T ‘"r'T 1 “'«> a Wlutar^ScoTp^ S ^iipn, at Sy ' * ' "******* 

whoso names are household words — our Chief mtmg way of presenting divine truth from the rr , Wgo proportion of these approaches to Italy, llut great prudence and ii* u v college or ebapol in We held tho ubovo iiieofln*. a 

Justices and Legislators — thore was a. distinct Zi^^i’T 7 T 7 *»««M^th uro JLmj CdZ S Peculiar wiM discouragement, ZZ tK' 1 7 

and eifiphatio rocbgnitipn, either in conduct things. Said Mr. Webster: ’’whonTatSfd perfume of row! waT^tiil” 0 ]” !7°i *7 1 ‘? aat0 anJ diHicuit enterprise to a fruitful result. K raco to try steamboats and cold churches, great amount of sickness prevskiit T 

or conversation, of the 1 truth, tho hoautv. thn ? Mnoh 1 “ 8 _? f 4,18 Go 8 P el - Iw >sl. tol.ave , lfir mg ! r, " g , M,0 “, *0* ? od -B ,TO us wisdom ««*» grace ns a and cnoounter “ eldsed doors ” over and anon this mountain region has not ose.wj' , 


good lire. ■ Fields. rovival seasons: but not equally tJS* 
ituto. East' -Texas -ery part of the work. ^i 
Results of applion- 

(perhaps one bun- nhv's Vallov:. ono nn ikn I .l ^ 


H 


r ■ . families- 8ano4uary - Among thoso of our statesmen, 

' ’ of Church "hoee greatness could notbo addod toby offieo, 

whoso names are household words — our Chief 



Their souls yearned ' ’ ““S"-"' ,u 

*r-T 

-in several instances thore was ono sad Tho following passage from a eulogy on ono fvery heart with devout gratitude nud pious ° “ tr ' confront the worlds aei^iitness 

1 . em ' abatement— that this recognition wassu long of hi« early nndnoblo compeers, deserves a -' oy - ''"dor thoso circums'tanocs, iiusinoss was Bridher I- . seems to look at it so too, for lie 

/ “ , delayed. But this does net affect the. worth record here. It is n high, complete and clo- , " lnsnotcd "‘ ,h quietness, and the intervals A CORRECTION. so concludes : . 

: r*r “ u rtr^i * *. «• 

feU into the plea- de * ract « from them as Christians; Tho testi- to all true greatness and worth : a year’s toil in tho pastoral, work, know so °" ln K’ lf mjustioo has been done to the promise the i world never to appear before the 


IIJUNR lllO , 


it made a pirsoiw/ mutter. ’ a personal mat- 
ter K a per mi nal mutter ' ! V 


thfir feelings. Besides, sinners - 


here to direot them. 


’ mountain region has not oscapri,' 


T here lius nlso been quite a 


i important. They glidod 
that bears the noisy, 
- : fell into the plea- 
f those about them 


detracts from them as Christians.-' Tho testi- 1 4o true groatness and worth : 


A CORRECTION. 

Readily and cheerfully we publish the fol- 


con front the world’s selfishness nt large. protracted meetings throughout 4 |« Dfe, 

Brother F. seems to look'nt it so too, for ho Ztlmv h!™V ! Z* attondod - *»« 
so concludes : ’ . T " 0y 1 0 b 5 on BeMaa > of refrato, k . 

. , .. . the Church, and souls have bocnccmdli 

And now permit me, in conclusion, to re- To God bo all the glory. ^ 

turn iny hearty thunks to the donors, and 


•Ting little to say that wo 
■* 4 s oqfliemplated organira- 
_ men of all the evangolicnl 
city will surely be present at 
night. 


mony oamo in nn honest timo : it was to the “Politlcnl emineneq nud nrofessic 
point: tho dooision of their -grend minds on Nothing ?f rimnictciTs re.. lly ,7".m 
tho “ Evidenoes,” was distinct and is a portion virtue and personal worth. These 

1 W 1 . .1 tnemi .e ~ .,,.1 1 ! .... .... 


IntcJno 1 * uiuuicM io me Uonora, and 

towing, it lDjusfcioo has been, done to the promiso the i world never to appoar before the 

In f n ..r 11 . .. \ l r i .... Dlllll'l' Nimin in * 1 .,. n i. 


* --- — nuin, nnuii bu . ' i i. ' . . "y ubimu bliu 

“Politlcnl emineneq and nrofessiunnl famo well how to enjoy in the season of repose and ' to cd,4or of 4be "'esloyan Times or the J m ',A C again ln tlla capacity of a uollego 

No thing 'of i7ruo lei- ]s* ren By Hofomiers by any statement of our English V S. We are now just ready to l^ve for _ „ fc 

Virtue and peraoiml worth. Those rcm:iin. 111 “ 1C MampUoW , the rest wero spared— correspondent, wo prosumo ho would be ns our lex ^ H and if in the cood nrovi- Deer Creok > Mtaa. Oon£ 

u' * ... a a- 11 . • 1 1 — , -- 1 - 11 * dnnnn nf (Jivl i ” , * . « . 


I remain yours, 

L. B« McDoxud, 

iNovember lid, 1852. 


phraseology : they may make a mock at sin ; I fore, is a necessary 


anti indispensable element 


us, and high at homo. 


4ho institutions of Christianity may bo con- j } 1 . l W groat human diameter. There is no ,i Fnn nctm 
„ . . , . , • , * J J living without it. Keliirion is-thc tie that ecu- ORQET NOT ALL HIS BENBFJ 

English Ion- temnetljand occasional efforts 'at' ‘Shaftesbury necis man witJi his Creator and hohl.^ him to 

It is, thore- ndionle bo made by them. So did not tlio 1,5h thrdiic.. If that tic be nil sundered, nil hy tbo appointment of Governor Foo 

wed of any Others, tho founders, and tho expounders of universe ; its proper nttracHoas' ’ail 1 ' gone, l it» ^^ 88 * S 8 ^P*» Thursday pas^tho 4th inst. ; 

our institutions. destiny thwarted, and its whole future nothing recommended to the peoplo of that Sta 


•“ FORGET NOT ALL HI 8 BENEFITS.” 


■ * u o ' — - — xw vuuicuxu, uln 

he spoeulatCB liko other mon and may bo mis- It .is rather apropos to the abovo and may tandad Hiem in ; so then wo nunbend fat 


isifely used of any 
world. 

done by those speak- 


By tho appointment of Governor Foote, of k ‘ m at fault yet on an issuo of (acts. [Ed 
ississinni. Tlmrsdnv rinat il,.lil,;n.i . * v 


3 d : but wo do not remember to have found draw a swarm of agents upon our good breth- A rl “ t< : pereon f’ A “ 4o 4,10 colorcd F™"*" 

i in n f fnnU •_ nr r - . nn ... , tound. n. nnmhor nf iLm mk n . 1 .: j,.t 


. A j ,, • • • - -A - — ...» uouu, nt< , , i was Gknkral Wcsletan Rkform COM’TK, 11 Rketi r Hai ! ) 

ir institutions. destiny thwarted, and its Whole future nothing recommended to tho pooplo of that State to London, Oct. 11 , less. j 

These facts shouid be oonsiderod in eon- d^yWwbiT bc Served for Thanksgiving. Wbetbcr tbe 

wUi. .»«« w. i ... Scriptures describe in such terse hut terriBc nuliee was extensively circulate, 1 nn,l ^ t . .. . ">« attention of thn General 




Scriptures describe in Buoh terse but tcrrilic I 


prescribed subscription to Vn Ms h^qfiue" fim a/7ftom ^ P ! I ^ Ca ' TUn "'' ne <’ ft4 *’ boad » d “ Kngliah Correspondent,’^" 

ler to roach office nnd cmi- the purposes of his creation. 'try high oh a day so near the l’residential dated “ Sheffield, August, 1852," in which it 


„-guage, both In the uexion with another. We have no State re- 
version of the world. It ligion: no Government Church: ho test Such n nmn is out of his proper being, out of 
Evangelical, tho hits- oaths : no legally proscribed subscription to iu 

language. Provi- Christianity in order to roach office and cmi- die purposes of his creation, 
ouple of this languago nonce. This roligious testimony of our great “And ho died foelingly confessing tho 
) the best quarters of men “ spontaneous, not compulsory— a con- need of “ tliy rod and thy staff" in that hour, 
and are taking sidoration largely .enhancing its worth. It Live ns they may, (and this man's life wns 
the globe. And was not bought, it was not bid for. Tho high; not exemplary) men trill pray, they witut con- 
“-pds. Is it e»t place in tho (lopublio had been reached fess to Christ, sooner or later. 

the inex- and held, without it. Infidelity was no consti- t 

Australia should bo tutional bar to posts of honor and emolument. THE n 

id thoso of California to H was a voluntary subscription and yet they NOES. 


I extensively circulated and Dressed . .. . attention of tl.e ftener.il Wesloy 
10 . -«• — "0 nave no Mute ro- . w ll0gei as liyifig without God iu Iho ’world" I upon the nttcntion “ d K ° form Committee has been directed to an 

It I bgion : no Government Church: no test I Sucli a man is^out of his proper being, out of P attention ol the people, and wheth- arUclo iu the New Orleans Christie,, t i, 

I .. ... .. 1 I tlio i-irflo of nil Ilia diifino si.. T:...!- /• I or itmW vmKft,... 1 si. » . ... . . v ' ur ,Bimn AUVO- 


has been directed to an 


election, the appoimment was generally kept . i88ta4cd tl.at “the editor of The Wesleyan rir^m k orS* U C ttriSJTfth to whS Zeb ^ fZ' ° f 
WO know not. Such acknowledgements of \' m * a ha8 out tho country, and has ember- more pleasure than .upon .those wasted In n Vain could have . ,ud an,jtl,er competed, lfm 


that hour. God R3 tho FathjJr Qf ttH iKcrcioglllo Gj J lcd tbrci ' or ^ hundred pounds of tho Re 

s hfc wns e „ i" ,, , ’ form fund." 

ot ull good nro well beoominfr fbn Stole ..,1 


of all good arc well becoming the State and Were directed by the General Wesleyan 
cdernl Executives. Besides, being proper ln Reform Committee to give this statement 


: — r ,,CTmce ’ ocu 'b I ,ropcr “ notorm Committee to give this statement the 

tact, they are ealuUry iu their moral effect most Unqualified contradiction. Mr. Harrison 


i»»K bis favorite and harmless hobby ; liow, more auJ will build ono for his people. 


than once, astray from his yawning 


CONFERENCES. 


have a work to do. 


put to their goals that Christianity was true. 


and noble in example. It wero much to bc folate editor of tbo Wesleyan Times, 1 ms be lmd wandered in search aTsonfo veget'uhhl 

desired ^that, someday might be agreed on not lc Ft this country ; nor is lie in any way r , ar, - y . across , tllc of his legitimate 

among all the Status f. • i indebted to tho Reform fund ^ qpiininons, iiiul on attempting to roturn wns 

among all tlie Mutes for this observance ; a T „„.. . loektal up by Ins own guards nsa B py ora Bmug- 

... Irusting that VOU Will, in inellnn In AT- mill i*. mnnii "fin nm. 1.1 ......I lJ 


THE OONFERENOES. desired^hat, someday might bc agreed on aot lofl t llia country ; nor is lie in any way 

Tkssksski: ConFERF.NCK.-*Our exchanges amon e aU 41,8 ‘ Sta4(:8 R*r this observance ; a ‘ nd J? b S to tbo Uuform fund ’ 

D 1 1 rUHtinn 8 t.linr. vnu will in i 


w vuvii wttio luuii ^unauaniiy was true. — wur exuuanges ^ wwovnuuuu, u rp ». . .w... « . v umi (-muua ns n i 

Of course this is not claimed as an honor bri "K fall « ^unto. By the Najhville Ad- day ’ afl 8ccaro a8 from any peenUnr Harrison, fnser! thi^in^oirne^W .^tl.fi'Sut 

r» if. .flio* urt.inl. f'nA c. VAfllitfl wn lflnrn flint nn .1 u •. POriOUlC DfeSSUrO Or OTf'itrttriow* nr J . ... Ill t lio iirnnnstni'mih! nuvn«ti,... 


MHTORYA-Uatweok not liavo any 
pacious Odd Follows’ it by tho adl 
on Comp street, wo hua ito UBe8 


to it— that whioh has God for its author can TOca4 ° . wu learn 41lat an unusual degreo of in- P erlodio pressuro or excitement. 


not have any lustre or worth Conferred upon I l cres ^ marked the proceedings of this body I ^ c ^ oro U8 a proclamation of tlio Ex 


it by the adhesion of mon or angels. But it * a reforcncu to Education. Reports from the d ' e °f Alubama, in excellent taste and spirit, 
has its uses. How much our security and Scholastic Institutions under its cure wero on- Governor Collier, in accordance with a 


-nas its uses. How inuoli our soeurity and .ccnoiustic institutions under its caro wero on- w " OT “ ur V' ul “ cr , in uccorUaneo with a 
MM Mr. PkoArd, the Agent, happiness, our prosperity and power are duo couraging. Many of tlio pupils uro pious- P r 0 P° B ‘tipn that the “last Thursday in Novem- 
of the spacious lower room to this prevailing religious sentiment in thoso «nd numbered us converts at revivals visited ,JCrBl, nU be observed in tlio present nnd all fu- 
* 4 who framed and worked and havo given ohar- upon tho Institutions to whioh they belong. t urc y efl r R ns a Day of Thanksgiving through- 

time been the agent in aolor and, consistency to our politiOUl sohemo, Several young men from Lagrange College out the entiro confederacy,” lias set apurt, by 
the A, T. Society can never be too highly appreciated. woro present seeking admittanoo into the proclamation, the 25th instant, for that pur- 

• noticed on his shelvos u The dcath Daniel Webg(ta . ha8 brought itinorancy. A considjjrublo feature in tlio poso 111 Alabama. He suys : 

hlemo'rs of out from a nress and nannln nn proceedings of this Confereneo was the an- „“, l . do .'. tl '0refore, rooommond to tho nconlo 


Wo uro, Sir, your humble serv’ts. 
Hiuikktii Kav, ) 

W . M. Moxon; ( Sot 
W. W.-RiniAitn, \ 

Jos. Massinciham, j ’ 


nmty across the frontier of his legitimate “ “ ‘ ™ 

dominions, and on attempting to return was ‘-'"J uogrocs. and something like 9000 bus 

locked up by bis own guards as a spy ora smug-' of cotton madu here annually. 

gler, since tic could pt-oducc no passport nor Thomas W Cntu. 

give any more probalilo account of himself than »• , 

the preposterous assertion that lie wns their I ' ovcmljo r -d, 18o2. 

King, t iltceii yeura «j;o lie uwuIq a funious ox* , 

cinaion t( » tlio stony nml piratical little Repub* * 

bot a nica 1 ’ ‘ di goo very 14 of uuts naish.kos and tm: ror.. . 

. .. 1C ,‘' .V : f 'J' “ nd 11,8 P'ltentato sailed AuhoUKh r ,. Mrli rfrfU 


Thomas IV. Cutu. 

November 3d, 4853. -- 


I.orfs NAI-OI.KON AND Ilia TOW. , 


Jos. Child, 


Treasurers. 


■ lown the Adriatic in a steamer fitted ouWRli (“n.mi 


all the appliuilbqa of scientific 


investigation. On ^'rnumiuJ.-ii. i' nt th- l<oudon New* 


l'o|ii' will nut point 1 ti* l’«r!.* If !><• nil belp It ; »ud*& 


Methodist Press. 


edition of iho Memoirs of 
by (Holland, jost published by 
For the present the Depository 




out from a press and paoplo no longer biased P rococd * n 6 8 oP H '* 9 Confercnqo was the np- 
by party issues, unqualified and repoatod aG P uln tment of a committee of five to nominate 
testations to bis religious sentiments. Indeed tbd ' rc 8 llba ' standing committees, to prepare 


proclamation, the -oth instant, for that pur- SI ate of the Chuiu-ii on I’acifh:.— T ho 
poso in Alabama. Ho suys : Observer of tho 13th and tho I'll Allvo- 

ba48 4 otlml4th October, were received by 
25 tii November next’ as a DA\’ OF THANKS- t 0 a3t GulTorma mail. Hie state ofrcli- 
GIVING to the Father of all Mcroics. fm-tbn gion is reitresonted favorablv. On ti.n nn. 


it.s deck lie might he seen busily engaged in lav- vriti not roin«* t*» l*«r!« if h«* rui it ; 
ing out Ids plants, ably aud zealously assisted 1*1" 11 ' ,Uu> , ' 1 1 » n™ » *eft "I «i«u- prisoner^ Fr»«» 

l.v Ids .M l U1UU0 ‘.' ,MS1SISU UU own ah«. la: is not so ti.'ll'lws In tbl< m««« 

0 nis tqucrncs and aides-slc-cump, and guultsl mlRlit bo imuzimsl. lie knows Hi»lttalWsd*"»" 
iiy tlio advice ol eminent botanists, who iiccom- not 8 «nt to Hum« to^-rve hlui. but to furt Itt-r Oi.m* 
panietl him as members of his suite Siirh n ll " Utl d,:, 4 , K u, ‘ of tho Kn*nnb Prisldiut; 

i .. ii . . a iiiTiirii <» dhr ... ml. n.rtfht tn whWrurai 


lti« lloliut'JB 1 h now h tofiuf Hiatt* prlM)ni*r <tf Fruft* 
hU own phlHcc. In* in not ao lii'lplfM In thii 


tb, n i !b 'u!’,b77i l . m ' 1 T roly l uc yr boc,i He8a b8 - -7 

lui t, uiiIcn Alexander the (ireat limy have either to ]*luoe him uoUt'rthupr 


nut Aont to Homo tn^ rve hlui. bat to fuftlin 
thius di : 8 litu 8 of tho Kr**nnh President ; jukIUPJJ 
afford t» dlfr« n:ii\l ,U 8 idle «»y threat to witWiw** 
army, bi cnufio tlm i-fft'ot «'f Hich a utc«uM " 
either 'to jiluce him under thu jirotecUoa of A**®* i 


ather of all Mercies, for tho fi ,on is represented favorably. On the lltli 


, j ... ■ . . w OVIIUIIIVHI/D, 1UUCUU 1 ' I'-'X’*'*'' || • . «.v/u, »ui mu l •».».y»jr. > 'II Iliu 1 1 Wl 

it is found impossible to do justioo to bis fame Wo note this lb ^, 1 - fh at f " 7 Methodist Churcii (South,) at 




having bought an eligible 
up on Camp street, lack u 
1 doUars to build such a De- 
moded. We hope to eee tho 
up, or at least start up, by or beloro 


m tlio absence of those sentiments, so calmly 


Tho bujiuess of our Confor 


euces, cs- 


in causing tl-o oartli.to yield .q„„ , 

filllll ol.llVltlnn.in .. n d 1 ’..-' il’.. *JUI 1 ,J( 


no means trustworthy neonlo folks who still and that thu coronation will he put off t 

keen limnv of tlie worst ii„f.itu nV n.„ n c . thocpnvenlwnooofthohindoftbechurel 

t isli I liirliliiioloi-u 1 h -2 of ^ the old Scot- Ptrung roanuii to think that the n.’K«ti»U« 

ii. ingnmnueis were mystified into tran(|inl- i«r ler» favorublo t<» thu darling object of 


church. 

(otiaUon»*wJ»^| 
iect of Louh MP" 


lUgODJOOtUI 1 

to the i.rcffllog ln»UK«i» 


I . , , , , - " v ••«««» o w ou uiooji- bianco 

guisned nnd unusual a gust, they furnished a by the 


Pope, full of barren oouipHiJiciit*. hut** 
ih. un Intention to maintain a n«ut™ P 4 * 1 


Tho num * of 


y a special auusion to mm. •. -- ™ an m l’ or ' and such other obsorva^csb^iad as am pri- 

Mr. Webster reverenced tbo Bible— the tant U8C Kov. J. L. lldl had died .triainph* per and usual upon such occAaiouB.” ** 


chiefly )>y the guard of state to accompany him in all his pere- hi termn. ah intention to maiutauTa‘n«ul 

1 w grinntions; and, whenever his botanical mnioutv r ,°B“ r d to French poiiticri. The l.'uitm 

d. Wynn. tii 1 „ 1 < i. nii , uoiameni majesty due*** thu utattraout ortho SwlMjounud 

i i v Mo< pen to Katlici a new or rare specimen, the rorm. aha with tho evldwnt intonttoo; f 
acknowledges soldiers haltcil, and with much ceremony lire- itnpruwion that the auoohf^or of 8 t. VA* 
IStatPH lti H # »entcd arms. [Westminster Review. “,l\ t, , ,l ,!" Inw, 1 f t0 , ! ,, y 


irion that tho flucc**nmr of 


jouruul In a 
JUtloil Of COBT^J* 
St, Fetor 


iniprottsion vuai uto succt'Mmr oi o i. * — rit i (B u I 

uilttnl liiniBt lf to uny prouiifiu to jtlnco the IMP**** su | 
with hi* own loin. I k noon Louifl NupolWn’B I 


-■ 




Of foreign 

• Taking Blackwood for in- 
l - 1845, tbe postage on it waa« 
J from 1845 to 1851 it was 


in tlio absence of those sentiments, so calmly mMc ' Tbo bu ii u888 uf Gonferenoes, es- its fruits in unusual abqhdanc'o, and' for* the f al1 Joac ’ waa d «dioated-Bermon by Dr. lior- visitor* ami !ri h “ nV.V.l e ‘it t to n.' I.' m kh . 1 ''lteSoh-mi! ‘ “ 

weighed, so clearly conceived aud so loftily P 8ClaI1 y tlloso largorones, would bo greatly 4 ba f. I bas lj rc “ r vcd bo many of us, ln B- 'i bis is represented as a new and hand- M T r f v ® r > "! **M«r due honors to so distiu- tUftm 

expressed. He waa a reproaeatativo man anfi fa8llltat «d by passing through judicious com- and b lesbacrion <! wirstcd''at nooSlay^l'dio “ ome brick oburell i gotten up chiefly iiy tbo guard of titate to accompany him in all his pere- j, ‘ turiuH. uii Intontion to mulutufn a 

wo oan not bettor conclude this writing than mittcc8, We do not b ®Uvo in •‘committed Further recommend that Divine Service be effurt « °f tho pastor, Rev. A. M. Wynn. p-iimtioms ; and, whenever his botanical majesty JuSl^thu «uu^.^V l orTi>o in a 

by a speoial allusion to him. government;; but committees have an impor- a 7d‘rh^^ The eJitor of the Observer acknowledges 

Air. Webster reverenced the Bible-tbo tant uae ’ Bev- J- L. Hill had died triumph- per and usual upon such occasions” P B0v8 ral sulscrihm from the old States. It is SCD,C ' 1 [Westmmster Review. 

book of books. As a critic his sympathy ««% during tbe year. Rev. E. II. Hatcher, a worthy sheet, highly important and efficient — u, u * » 

with tho sublimity, and beauty of the holy ^rintoudent, goes to Florida, ’ with aflbo- for our Church in California, and we are glad at Navv W c take 

soriptuns, if not their holiness, was true . and 4 - a ‘ 8 commendation of bis brethren, to T ZTT at 41,8 in8roaa8 of its petrous. Price of sub- 

noocssary. The books, of Job and Isaiah bo «pe»d tho Winter ’there for his h'caljh.- Rev. J „ took place ut thofam- seription per annum has boen put" down to d o"’." “» of July lust. The society. |‘ a, f • , l ",“ 

regarded as the finest specimens of sublimity C. Slater takes the Agency of American “7 * ^ fath " ia wbicb ^ To avoid delay aud confusion, subseri- n&s-lW.Ina 

afforded in the compass of human language.' ^ Cross appointed allo „ thcC^Z Z”tob IZ Z b " a in 4bc 8ld S4a48a -fiuosted to make “ 

The following highly appreciative passngo^ ■. to ‘"‘perintendency of Buscom Eciuale Insti- . J . .' P a9t to bo referred payment for the Observor and ordor it through peeled. The colony had 445acrcB of laud unaqr , . 

3 n this subjeot, wo tuke from u Into discourso tuto, at Huntsville, Ala. On acoou.it of defi- 0 Wltl ‘° ut an > a 8 mi>atfon of eroaking, when Dr. Summers, at Charleston, S. C. cultivation, and was in possession of eight plows, n ~ “ . 7 IjL 

if Rev. Air. Clapp of this city, in noticing veturns anti a vast omigrution from tlio 6Ut 1 4 lln fc 8 eeturfed. O, that “in those,” Rev. Mr. Russell, from tho Missouri Con- crops, have boon oxecflibit 5 ; 150fi 'iiushols^ of DrUI ' 1 ' Society f.,r the |iro P ng.tion of u« 
bis death. It is from his table-talk, giving his '-uds of tlie Conferonee it is thought that , fc f ^neb (South,) who wont across the plains, h “J 

piewa to a circle of friendo on the literuturo I n ^ 1, ** Jcr8 ln ^ lmrch jpcmberHhip will not y % g up nca sketch of has “ arrived but,! in good health, and taken Twenty-four men have the care of tho fiohla, and hor of iMMonwh*, h»y tcB.e 1 i^»nd*taJ«Jj 




book of books. As a eritio his sympathy uutly duriu 8 4,18 year ' Iicv - E- II. Hutel.or, 
with tho sublimity, and boauty of the holy 8U P (jr ‘ ll t° 1 >dcnt, goes to Florida, With nfl’ec- 
soriptures, if not their holiuoea, was true and 4 ‘ 0Im4 ° commendation of his brethren, to 


Tbe Westminster, forOotobcr, Mth tho sublimity, and beauty of tho holy 8 U Pcrmtondcnt, goes to Florida, ’ with at 
iHivariasy.and fullness of mat- scriptures, if not their holiness, was truo aud t' oua t° commendation of iiia brethren, 
iileUeet and infidditym its noocssary. The books, of Job and Isaiah he 9 P en d tho winter there for his health. II 
head of Cotemporary lite- regarded as the finest specimens of sublimity^ *” 4 ’ 141at8r ,akes tllc Agency of Antori 
largely. afforded in the compass of human language. b * 4do ho’oioty. Rev. Joseph Cross nppoin 

plutve a favorable ef- The following highly appreciative possago- - to 9 U P ertnten donc y of Buscom Female In 
of foreign on this subjeot, wo tuko from a into discourso tutc > ^ Huntsville, Ala. < in account of 


Family Prayer. - 


4 UK Ii '.aii ian Colony at Nauvoil— W c tuke 
.some statistics <)i tho progress of this commu- 


witlijiis owu Immls upon Louifl Nupoleon’fl W® ■ 
paragraph Is »>• follow« : . . u 

“The I’opo hud jui»t ml J riot’d ,to Loull 
autograph ictter-iu which, while remaining * JjjJu. 
thu political direction ol the French gowroPett ? ^ 

plfDitilitu him ou his stirvicHfl to religion, and 


nity from the semi-anuual report, which comes Ue»lru for -thu lutppiuiux au4 the union of 
down to the 1st of July lust. The society iMtor. In which the •■mln.-nt q*nUItles of t U e ii ^ 

dtiring the previnus h^ear, cunsistod « 


> men, 101 women, and 88 childri 


I 00 jiersons were added during the period covered M*'* will h« honurud 


I ui c airpiaycu, is a uni I'mm * 1 

tween Hoiuo uud France, broken for ft XROPf ® 1 V L ^ j 
genius of tho revolutiou. will be drawn J 


thereby, and tho K T€al .® | °?? 2 U 


provideutiul deatiuiefl are those of Kurop« wl 


< )n account of deli- 


of Rev. Air. Clapp of this city, in noticing °‘ ent '’"turns and a vast emigration from tlio 
his death. It is.from his table-talk, giving his 4jouuds °f tlib Conference it is thought that 
views to a circle of friends on tho literuturo 4 ^ 1C lull * 4)Crd ‘ a Church membership will not 


by tlie report, und 100 new members were cx- I'f-viJcutiat iLbiuhl*/ tlufl.- LifEurcpe,ui^—n- 
pectoil. The colnny lmd 445-acrcs oflund nndqr _ , . 

cultivation, and was in possession of eight plows, . “ . X„ aX iP 

eleven horses, and eight yoke of oxen. The Proi-bo-ation* or tmk Uospei..— ^ The town ^ 

crops, have boen excellent ; 1500 liusliels of British Society for tho propagation ^ thc 
wheat, 8000 bushels of Indian corn, nnd 17(X) l ,ur U lust ycur. Including part of to* I ^ 


PitoraGATioNfl or thb Uospel.— T he total Ineo®*^^ 
ritisli HueiiOv for Iho uronnuation ot the PV 1 , 


i 7£ oentd for - the average I the Bible : 


' ii f 1 n* i . ’ iiuuiw, mm uitten 

bo in advance of Wt year’s report. Tho unC b“<*i bidhopocc.p.es moro space than it is his place. A camp-mooting, at Suisun, is 


bushels of- potatoes having been harvested. 
Twenty-four men have thu care of tho fields, and 


• u.iuyu pa* I* IUI iiinuuiuB , B»» 

royal lutU'r collectionB. and balanoc. * 1 ^ * ’ ^ 

her of nitHFioimrien. luy teiichcrfl «tudenti • 


24 oentd for ull distances I Xt ^Ajnong otiior observations, Mr. W. said that n ^ YCr8 ^ r y collection of tlio Conference Mis- our to gi'c a Binglo article, -but it will thus noticed, showing 


he lmd never read any writing, of any ago or sionary Society yielded about $500. 



John Gross, James S. Belton and James A. 


Joel .Tarrontino to 


dialect so simple , grand, impressive an<J eloqu.nt John Gros^, James S. Belton and James A 
M the last chapter of the prophecy of Habakkuk „ „ . r , , , Junu s A 

, the Bishop elect of J° iU ,“* tr * U lbe "Wittily of its mere liters- Utl ° U tu ^ tb “ Aluba " la W 

J I ... . f . ttire, he relaud the following anecdote : Amis- rcnce * S. I otwuy, J. \\ . Coplpy and Jno. 
liaury 14 ISew ^ ork ^rabfe French a^tic ( to use his own words ) W. Lehettor to Texas. Joel .Tiirrentine to 

5 V 3 £ 2 S rr 

sceentinc the offer f Ul ’ rary ’ 48 00,118 * cr ““ lluu I>y <<i' the Bible i u his tbe " 8 transferred to tho 1 ue.tio Conference. 

16 erw Vernacular tongue. He bad never seen tho book B - A - l l ub !->ard transferred to Memphis' Coil- 
ed before ; hud never read a word of it. In utter foroneo, 

n r- 

' --The New thia Identical chapter of liabukkuk. lleporuned 4b4 ’ '' 
hurch haa aow (bur or the aeoond and third verses. They appeared to Houston Conference. — Wo -believe wc 


> salary in New York 
i offend him in Rhodo 
Htrfun, a while to eon- 
«< ooeepting the offer of 


.f _ ' t) fc *‘ v UI Uio UUB- 

repay tho reading. One who know tho holy pel in California also : 

man in life, thinks it is a good and truo Dor- qn, , .. , T , . , 

tru.it ” ^ 1L footing began on Friday morning. A 

, v tO'Y gathered in tho littlo school-house, aud 

- — — while listening to Bro. Bussell, (who has just 

P v • . * gotten across tho plains) memory reverted to 

'-ONhESMOXAL IN Till: “EstAblirhm kbit ” scenes in Tmsfc lifn und f.lm Viniiwf. 


'Tien, ^ ifiS 

Hurnoo. AuktmlUi 

viat un. Thrte coafftW 


New Zealand. SeycheUef. TrUtun. ^ eu 
now the suit of twonty-two diocewi. 


w .. i.c* • eight of the vegetable garden The orelim-d* of labor— llrithh Tforth America, Tl ltik 

oting, at huisun, is nm j vineyards are in tlie highest degree promi- tf " ulh Africl “ lllJl11 ' Oylmi, lioram. j* «• 

tlio power of tho Gos- sing, though not yetln benringoondition. Thirty Ntw Calami, sayebellra. l’rUtua. 

men ato employed on the island cutting wood, “°'v Ibassut of twenty-two iIiomm*- 

which is lirouglit to tlie settlement in two flat-’ . m 

on Friday morning. A boa, “: Tlie trans|)ortatioii of fhel’in thia man- Tr „ „ 

ttlo sohool-linnan h ,i„d “®E 8 1V8S employment to seven other men. How Rfskia and I’m ss‘A KWIM,] 

Russell, (who hui iust •. bh8 »"' 84e - Bl Tl. ,ly «» 


IIow R i-ksia and PitrsstA H koabdtu* . ^ 
di’iUK. — The restorutiun of the I\ ni f ii# ur- 


W . I-enettor to Toxas. Joel . Tiirrentine to loni * s MOXAL in thk “Kstadushmhnt.” sconoB in past life and tho heart glowed in 

-Arkansas. JosCpli N. Malone and Jno Mat- ' ,a iirs4 l’ a B« * 8 given the account of tlio case ° f 0 8 ‘ wilar an j°y“>ent. Ou 8a- 

thews transferred to tho Pacific Conference. alludcJ ’ 4o by oar forpigp eorrespondeut in o.tihowJred^tdder'wcre" spreiX whBo’from 
B. A. Hubbard transferred to Mcmnliia'c.m- 4aat week’s letter. tbe homely but substantial pulpit tlio words of 


Iho saw mills, cooper 'shops, etc., supply all Emi'IUK.— 1 Tho rostorutiuu ol tue>-"'F . 
tlio necessities of the colony. The number of Napoleon is now discussed by tueir 
fat swine was 80; 160 wore fattening for Ibis '“'H with loss freodoiu tbun e n'* 
autumn, und 200 for next year. when tbo auti-lleuupardsm of n 10 

Tbe school was “ot yet in full and successful f“"L r lmd not drawn upon , ; w , ve r, 4 * 1 
operation, owing to a want uf, room ; there ate of the MioiaUy. It is imticeo i, i y to Ik 


:ssittesot the euluny. Tbe uumlier of Napoleon is how discussed ny ***** 

•e was 30; 160 wore fattening for this ■“'>» will: loss freedom Uiuna ww j,. 

, uiid 260 fur next year. wlicu tbe uuti-ltuuaparlism of . rc i,ti»'i 

Ldioul w’ns not yet in full and successful lull K lmd not drawn upon it « 1 f,, |pl 

in, owing to a want uf room; there arc of tlm Ministry. It is notice a, V w ilw I 
• 6 sout difficulties in tho way, wbieh will Count .llotifidd, the Prussiuti A perlitt.* 
ionic iu time. ’ Frenoh Government, vlio is i IU) " . 


fat swine was 30; 160 wore fattening for this 
autumn, uiid 250 for next year. 

Tlie school w>» not yet in full nnd successful 
operation, owing tu a want of room; there are 


Pari » vteruw— T he New 


Next Conference at Franklin, Tenn., 


Church hma oow tour or the aeoond and third verses 
■aony ooinmnmeanU in 4ll “ imagination most striki 

nl»tf »oun twganiiin* » bis adtniratio 

* S * Pitch, til hewn.,, 


idi tougination mos, striking and jnaguifieea, , have not yet given any item of 
A» he w«n ou, hui admirutton rose to the highest ,, 

pitch, till Us was complete! v transported. L„. “° U mct m A « l *ewillo, N,C, 




Tho finances ‘wore, also in good condition. On intention to concur with 1 rue ^ 
the credit side of the account stands the sum of tiijli from tho interior affairs oi 


rr J ■. . **• w *■ ■ •■‘UIIUU IIIU Otllll (II 

it would unroho such un undiBguised Panist 8 * • th ? Ul 0 5^ n g W* continued sceno $42,402 ; on the debtor $4822— leaving u bal- 

u iuio b iustu i upisr. of triumph. Often did tlio virgiu forost ro- »»co in favor ot tlio society of |pa,680. 






Bishop Soule. — According to the advice of 


vurherato tho voices of tlie roioieing eltildren 
oi God. And well might thev. tor then did 


anou in favor ef the soeiuty of fi.UU. 68 U. 

During the present autumn, ten men will sock 




>• before ; hud never read a word Of It In,„t,r tore.mn The Arohbllhon of i n Ul« were declared. The contest for the life me musical baud consists of thirty-two per- u«l about to return mum- Biu inll ** 

' ^Ljg| ianorauceef tiiecbaractcrof tin, * t ln u44ct ‘ 8ren00 ' 1 Oi Canterbury la to hold a of attendant souls wns begun Hurdwusthn 9an!, > nml both iqusio and the drama liavereapliwl the itileronee is drawu that 

r»i random his eyes by chauce l 1 ?f* U,g Next Conference at Franklin, Tenn., Oct. t ' ouv<K ’ aUuu this niontli, and, it is supposed, battle and long, hut the foyers of God wcu- a Vt ’r.v satisfactury pitch of oxeclleneo. The hctwelf entirely iilMftom h 

CZIOOL I > m.£BBYTh^iA«ff r pj. „ v ru,mo,u * ,us cnaucc, first lit upon lf , , ur „ tlmt iL . , . ’• riod not : nml Qaldian. .... u Ti i 7 general health has lioen' 'good, Though curly in whioh uro now pending or F* 5 iir ft|. Iv**!, 

^ ew thia Identical chapter of llahukkuk. Iloi*orubo<l ’ g other things, tlie resignation of n r 11 _ 1 1 * , ^ a ® emblems Avk ua t un attack ut\choleru carried, off six men, The departure of OoiuiiB: ia^l nt oftl>®^ 

, " U, ’ ST0N ^~ Ce :T W# ^ WOmM0Ud0a - *»8 “dminlrterad, good condition. On 

^ mnumiewiU in . * juaguificeat. ha\e not yet given any item qf thi s Body c lmrch of England lmd any discipline °rs of grace dosoended — and Irani this to tho the credit side of the account staiuls tho sum of lion from the inu$ior afiaiw 

MtompUto won urginuing » ^*1?. * dm ,‘ r “ t ‘ 0D ro “ 4 ( 1 41 , 8 '‘'ff' 108 * which met in Asheville N C Scut «U “ "’“ula unrobe suol. un undisguised Papist ®" d of ‘ho mooting was one continued ffeeno fi’42,402; on the debtor fi4822-U.aving a bat- ... 

piteo, tut be was completely trajujierted. Shut- .... . ueviiio, •' I’ 1 - uimiagui»«» i apist. of triumph. Often did tho virgiu forest ro- aneo in favor of the society uf fiflU, 680. — r- . 

’’ •••-■' 51 tmg.up Uiebeok without the most renlole con- “““OP Gap*» presiding. Tlie statistics ou vorberato the voices uf tho rejoicing children During the present autumn, ten men will sock - - WaANl'iLai* 

’- - 7 - " . »aqaw i *«iiU((n of its real origiu, b e Lmttued a way to Sunday Schools are uainirublv couinliito ns ^ n,.„ o of, God. And vyull might they, tor then did u pnqier plttoelnluwu foru new nud extensive puna t. itboly, .ay. tb» I'liUaddsU* 1 !, 'ia 0 oi** 1 t 

auueunen the discovery to tome of bis „ , . aUullral,ly C 0 “‘P la8 . “ 8 Bmnoi* SoULE.-Aeeording to the advtce of the prodigal roturpjaye, many of them. When the foundation uf this is fairly O 

l*V*a Evoeieos 1—HovrahuR they niebs. ** | have found^" said he to dav the n , °' 8 - 0 " ‘ hr,Btlau Advocate. Dr. Boring, Bishop Soulo bus deferred his visit T 1 ')' 11 , "’os seen the young , mi n intots strengtli ■ f“rt'hc ' ll “ 1 - n» l»m •tootlun. la many pUw ^ 

*1 How hettow toau in umtful — ^ ,-ri , t 7’e ^ ^ to Ctditortoa till ’ebru^ 

IV, Young Udie. and young, core und tcaeimr, 1001 ; pupiU, 4i,403; ... ln(m -~ 7 ~ 

T«V ird Jkuk'” mmooaL bim t7i V° B- * U,IUb * k ' r “ L> “ uf ' wtor 4akcn » -150;. money col- The New Constitution of I ouisinna toot trc< ?’’' W8r8 “'“ongtt tho enquirore uftor sal-' . *" «no momont \*o may plunge our yours the. ralwd. to 

r. ’ 1P°^ 6 to have been vf the sumo lecteil for -I Sabbath ttchools during vear boon adnntod , vatlu| i. And 0, how their inquiries thrilled m fatal penitence and color things with buos *t~ M ,riauuj aU At UatWo'" 11 " ^ 

eenoots aunug year been adopted-nmjonty not^eUsocrtumed, through the hearts of thos^ who liavo Been, of night. Lllyjmrieu. m unS »»* 

K g . ' ' ---- - ’ .• 


of, God. And \ybll might they, for then did tt V r 0 P® r ?fe c ® for »ow and extensive 

the prodigal roturp ; ayQ, many of them. ? .V n ? ; foundation of this is fairly 

Tlu*n wiiH Hnnn flm vumi 1 ,. ....... i IT: I laid, Nauvoo will, lor the future.he hut nliieu 


The Mosomest Fish — TUe '' >^'1 I 

Fund is likely, .ay. Hie I’UU.ddpM. ^ u , u 1* J 


Haiivoo will, for the future, he but a place 


iwr rtl 

A r 


4nd pi whl « *‘ ow 

ut u umujPo of graod. 1 wo aged men, whoso 

heads have begun to “ blossom as tho almond » T" ■ - 


bu'vpry hamlflouiely lucrcMcd by 


, coutribaUw-; 


thu liitu ulcotiuu. Iu ui»«»y I»m°*' H ^ i ■ 

tli« polls fur thu donutionB ot voters, » ^ 

ragrut tbit tbe pUa wafl not 
tlmore, It iff ufltlmated lb*t Pow f 

JLu.* in T^ulivUlt. the eu» 


I 


, — ,luf gives us a pleasing view oers ot our. Uhureli, nnd two othen who bd 

When he speculates of liberality among tho good 1 ' folk of Texas, ■otters, and ns soon as it was eonwtiat tin 

i v • Ti r, . n.. • 


5 


ren. The editor says, in announcing a mis- f' am K nu “ ,bcr of who elaimedtoV 

sionary meeting; **« oa « 4a some of them had been .eta, 

, - badly, and as the class-book wu lost, and 

Key. J. vv, Whtpplo onoo said: “If you there was no shepherd scut te tii, flock Ii* 

w-ant liiohey for good purposes, go to tho poo- year, we had to arrange thina th, b«t n 
pie and ask for it. Texans liave never refused IZu g tlUD *' “ M n 

to give to do gopd.” couta. 

- - Wo now number 17 wbit^Maben and 

A Rovai. Botanist. -There is one King in !‘ ear 200 # ,or o d Ones. I think wire oa lit’ 
Europe who is H good practical botanist, and 6 l ' ou *d; Wo have built one Chipclbm 


..iuiv j .it un ii i g i min upon iiiose wa.stett iu a vain , , , , . . 

and rotrogratle c ourse of politics. Thc-monaioh f. ou,d have 8 otten i u ®-W, und there is bit 
iu question is hjs .Majesty of Saxony, who, in ^ tt ^° ^P u fe|t in my mind, that it willgoupwt j 
his scientific career at lenst, has gained honor year. 

an«I. respect. Many are the storios told : by; his Mr l.'m.-i , 1 • \r irn, . . J 

subjects of their ruler’s adventures when ioUow- , . ’ T 10 ld Mr * 1,1,1 8 a ^ ontl ^ 1 


There pro between eighty and nhpoty whiti 
persona in tho bounds of this work, and m 


relieved the monotony of conquering by- making- t° priMiinvuri’iiubiiniurWiiginKome— *ltom»Uit**® 
occasioHal natural historV exeursions with bis d -iL l ? t, ‘. fu l ^ bouiit Nojioloon tbun tohlmij’it 
ouiiiithini tutor rri x a 11 . lllh Tbo UteAt story ourhrat in offlelal drelci HttJW 

quantrnin tutoi Anstotle. Tlie Montenegrins, I'op.-. nud tbo elderly cardinaU who>« dut; 
on orUinary oceasions very troublesome, and l»y t'J Rccumpimy him. art* afraid of trarclUnnaNW'Hfl^f 
no means trustworthy nennlo folks wbn utiii and that tbo cdrouatlon wlU be put off- tW MffJi.fJr 


I 


Cbf Ini' ©titans Christian JUwatr. 


HvMKNKATi. 

rn — On tlio morning of tho 38 inp,t. : 
M**" 1 , „r Mr. Jolm Mixon, by Hot. 

l ?r£^' Vs, /- lvY ry ii “ KBAN ' 

- Mivon, n' 1 » f Pi ‘ Um0 °" Aln ' 


OimTAItY. 

n. I. n gloomy subject yot the consid- 
m Ly he rendered extremely pro- 
ition ol »* w y . . , ir in 


■ Gknkhal Inteli. 10 K NCJC. 

Heavy Dt'rfffrr.ft? in CrttTOJr.— A reference to cur com- 
mercial columns will show tlmt the huMnc?? In the cotton 


I on Australia. — T ho NewVork K x press cays : Tl*>rt> 
Appear* to 1 h» no diminution iivthe Australian movement , 
I judging from the numVi-r »>r vc -els advertised to leave for 
the new Kl Dorado. *• with dispatch.' The fine Mil)* Oituc- 
was dispatched Inst week by Messrs It W. Cameron, and 


tl'hH/KdHAl’HU) 


MlL-rcInl Ciilmnxis will riimrtlmt Hill bus InrM In till' m.Uon Oio n,w Kl t>,„-n.l vrltli Tll.*|>nt,-li Till' lino .lllp.OnQF" N- Nm. inW Ii. , Hoi,- Tlll.i.ryi, 

market during tho put wwk tout boon on n Tory largo ™ dluptltolnd Inal nook l,.v )l,.>. r . It W. I'nmoron. and f’"' U " m “ " f ‘ " 1, ' r " 1 hrougfll.y | " 

scnle, tho sales amounting to 7:t 000 tales, Tho receipts. ,lo * ,n Ogden. lift Wall street, the agents of the Pioneer ji n# . , , ' "Jl ) T .. ... puttlls|i'!| sotii ".'.ii.' o 

Iinvebeon over 01. 6uo hales, or which 22.636 tale? ’wi*r<> fdheof Australian packet a. with one hundred and seventy fi Itcpudmtion ItiUinn War— Otlba which tho Clin nr.* c. 
received ycaterday. Wotallcve the week's pales to be tlm impsenger?. chiefly from Cam rd.i. an 1 front the admirable Attaint. Government propo?.*, 

largest evt^known in tHid sttme tlmo In NowOridnns.' and ,l,um,l ' r lu which the ship wa- titled and provlslonOd. The Block Exclrapgo In London hm been thrown Inti i tliT\ir< r *!l' 'to b/prnen 
yefterday’a receipt? to he the largest of any one day. they will have a |dca.<afil passage we doubt nbt. Thobeati- wmelhlng of a p .title by a -I vice? of tlio ■ri'pmllalloii of the • Prince President 
counting from morning to evening. The value of the cot- Gful ship Scnrgo of the same .linn succeeds the Onccn ami i nrkMi lonu by the Sultan therefore, as I am Ini 

ton sold during the week Is not less than three and a hair probably sail about the end of tb** current month bal.-r acciunia •from India 'jaln tl; sumo lights bad '"'[{"j, , ,t 
millions of dollars. Tho Boargo Is a first class « hip only two years* old. and the t»km place, which had resulted In the destruction or d« . democracy Vaa Mi!' 

~ * elegant manner In which she has hc.en fitted up. in there- t'b'lirmnt- ..f tho Drltbh troops by the Burmese; and tho »ml intrigue. « i will 

Hi ivy Uecki't? or I’oiTON.-r-JhB following number of gard of eating, sleeping ami ventillatlon. relied? uiurb latter Werw inn rolling on Uutigotft*. kln^domaand despni 

balea wore received at tlfls port yesterday, by tho annexed credit on her ehterprlsing agents The London Times has turned It < attention to Pulmn ij riM "" 

boats, viz T. P. Leathers, 23.11; Aleck Bcntt. 225; Thirteen vessels have already left, this port and lfoston n[hilr*. aud hna put forth ifn article favoring the vluW that ItMh'lnstant.b oimtfli 
Natche* No. 2, 2007 ; Giondy Burko. 3007 ; Delia Donna, for Australia, aipce the movement first eeimmnectl, with tt la the true po||ry and interest of l.ouls Napoleon to '‘xnmlne. and. If m*i ■,! 


1 cii|*t »fn «.| li’ivneh curve lie I lien r« | ilimyiKiull.hail ft* ”T . - ~ ^ L -~ - ~ — — 

' .islV • th,! veu. pap.rs Of |i,0 clly to k,,ni ? ,(1 001,1,1 Ainrric.ftftH bn mlSt 

p2bl!«¥i -.' i, 11 V •! ^ * m l< T V r "i"' J» nv ' rt'ioent, nuarint/i'ii*)? 101100 of Uml Millik In nBiobl 

wlileb tin. iu ‘ ' 'V \ ,,,n, *tks n|T..n their con liiei, of T Dt r t01*8 A# WOll f|| It ig khoWn In oxlal hero nml 
,l "‘ t »«rgr c inplnlned t«. t h - (iovernim nl The • tliopn amnnir»i l- , wn 10 ' , * r0 ft D« 

!n,i r tr!i'o^ natter to tin proper Would ,ti ff I * p^plf, no fli^gaU/ 

. ,,,v v« ,,,,, l,M ’ ''"***", *«l nti.nii wSnSi ? w wily from tlioao vox- 

• X;; .ll'l.K'.V't!: k«r 'I™ I Jwi'KlIiiM, un.1 Mrlklmr out mum 


n r ,'iail.in mi iim ..I.!. 1 efiuuntepw lltl- io><, « d.i go , 0 w bl . ». w « 


n(i,„m uwityfroin thoM vpx 

imth. W(. i • n nb 11 * a common 


i' d. and !’ 1 H,h - . uonbl 



ind intrigue < r some of (lie rbpiVseiitHMvce « | r.liHinean 10 iWo. nuinh-ipR on u 1 r anlea. early In 

11,1 -e'rit. ii.ivbiiT.-r. gronl Imlk of tin- m. /7 lln * , 1 1 t, ' nt 0,0 

■n . f'T: ' rl ' ' . . twit «tih »•«.»’! EJX" " .•*?>' »««m *»«•»• «to*-«r. >» 


|t,0OO d• absolutely llCCCSBftry if, in our Nntche* Na.*2, 2007 ; (llondy llurke. ;J0(I7 ; Della Donna, for Australia, niprr the inorement Hist eoipimneed. with il tho true poiiejr and Interest of (.outs Nanolcou t.. 
ible,» n(tlS , «• L n noaflosatrancillllitv ^ 56 ' c,n? P 1,in - , " 01 ' v - 1 Kimball. fiW ; Frank I.yon, an aggregate ol* 17S8 passengers. tVe notice by our Ku- protect and defend Spain against the aggrcMlona of the 
moment 0 ’ >V0 desire to possess irttn [ y 21l»7 ; I), ll. Mosby, 1277 i Leila No. 2. 701 ; Ilockawny No. ropean files that the innvement is on the tucrense there. LnlteUSta «u» upont'uba. 

. cc , The senteneo WO know tins pitsset 2.2113; L^a. no ; Oregon, ill ; Mary Foley. 8. yrfhr. nml vessels were leaving ports in Kngland. Ireland and Franco— Infornal M.ichino— Succession. 


' H' ' ‘''/e Massaehusetts arrived hhfoidl th 




KliIR-IVfl hare 


to-morrow. Fan 
all Well. 


'll '< ..V 1 . i 1- I'.II 1 HI .. ^ ■ MIII'IK In ll, u 

m , i i' -• ary. to repair her botlotu />he sails ' u, *l fts *1*0 bn’lli of ft cofdlnl n1U'f.««n 
I'lulii 1,'iirl.T *||.| III,, nthur I'fflri'r. nrn l ' r HIU nUmiloo, 


to, III. fouling!) 111. 


^'SS.’SSSb 

r*.***^*— •• 


d P® will cro lone bo executed, Jvuny Lind, 08. Stoamor Southern Delia, 2937 —Total, 

= “““ • 

In oonsef|U»nco of man’s trunugros- Mooting of Committoo on Funeral Obnoquien 
l * , ( ., ] K i8 obtuincJa miiveri.;il dominion oaijioi'm, Ob.tv ami wkiwtbIi. 

11 “ { ‘ . • Ml creatures witli uneon- Tlimioncral Commlttui mi't. Imt Thunutny. m Uioofflcii 

Jlmrfiiens OYtr of thn Fpi.ur.Rnt T n..i , 


Srttliinil. nrarly livery i|»y. rrow.l.-.t with , w ».|,„eri. Ai„.||„„. I.Anml mn.liinc l„„ krun JlNlov-rcJ „|. 

Slr.in^o in It lil,.y ni>|u-iir. rmlitratlon Iron, (l. ri.m.iy In .l-iitlv .!.• ir„,,| f„ r |. 011 | n Nali il.-m. Til., innelil,,,. 
the Uhlled States this year exceeds that from Kngland. found at Fontalnblenii 


I.«y on ti,o U L ' ' t-nSTvS «>. 


The lloncral Committee met. last Thursday, at theolHeo 


mu Liulleii States this year exceeds that* from Knglam 
Ireland and Scotland! This Is owing to lito .yxlciislr 
emigration from (ireat Ilritnlii to Australia. 


4 he rC'fi n8 , 0 ' ' . , . pliipf IrnnliifH of " f lhn Cm< cPnt Insurance Company . Colonel Rlmore was r » : ‘ , "ku»v Conuai# am. (Im.uu 

Jlrd authority ; but his olucf trophies o» p ,,„,. a to tll0 ctalr . Tll „ 8ub .(!-omr n lttec. «b. ha.. i„, „ W.W*.. «.-tlwr.Uw. om. 


rJjod authority *. but * , . called to the chair. Tha Sub-Comrnlttee. who had been 

are displayed among tho children ol n],|:.iint,.a tn r.'i.i.rt n iironranun", iim.i.i iim toii minp 
,l01 - , ». v ,ve are to act ns though l IM rt. ..tiich'.va.MnmuiimHi.ly ajoptrd: 

®VV B ,i,, his destru||vo shaft! With 1 "i'>d> jUyof 8«t. iipari «.. a 


□tit mils his destructive shall . _ ,h ly or „„iu r „ii, B ; m,.i „u P iiec» ..r puMic' »mi 1 " ,,m4 “""‘ n "' ci "B lh “ l «h.v. run.....t laki.v 

Li tn others tlio matter appears to us in a bl „ ln ,.„ , mI , lmt wm „, Uw , ll „ r *" »i'..iir».« th- ri„i,i s „r Am.-rlran oiti- 

V",. Wo discern clearly that //fry with lhn awclllns. of our cldrinr. Iio Urannl In tfionrnlnit. * ,,n " this mntti-r. Ini was. at tin- wniw dm- 

V'T ,,, ,,t their earelessncss “ ni1 furtl "r tl.„i d„. ii« g , nr ,i„. »hl,.|,l-, R ,.ml pnbllj privatr m.iTrct ..r i: w Sinid.mi.l ih. 

( mortal . c . ( . kulldlnsH bo liolHt..^ ftt liiilf.mftrt. mid that the rovurul if I.ii'llt I'.irtrr frulll dm Cr-Hcyilit l.'ity. t liV. 


Pnciflo mnll line tif stcam.-hip*. lias^ publlshed a letter 
accruing Mr. Conrad as nctlng falsely In the matter of the 
Crescent City difll.n^tjr.^ Nl r Law says, that whlhiMr 


W'o discern clen.rly tbnfc.'/// l ci/ with tha dwellings of our cttixnn*. too draped I 


iw , i t i ,| iruiiumgn uu iioimcu iii nnu-inasi. nnu luui 1110 several 

iconoeru- >' 0 j tBto n I_i an Otl tn cy _churchej. and ciLy. helU-b.a«’.ll..d-durlng the-day. ,<_ 

mftke little or no ppepurution for tho 2. That a committee of live be appointed for tho spi>elal 
i„t n dipv are just about to ontor. in r ur i , . M * ?< inviiins umi i.r aoiieltlsg thu nttrmi.nrii or 
gtaio iu j .. ,,<nir various military companies, tire department, benevo- 


L meantim 0 our own condition is over- n ,,„i, „„j „u 
Lid on!v that 110'V npd then, when a oortnmnldr. 


*. a .or „,o -[H'clttl Chop — T he anniubt or 1 ih„,i rai., ,1 u,i tin- Ilia- 

nrpoflu ot lovldiiit «„d or eolloltlug tlio or .ourl rivrr . will fully..r„„»l |.,i ,. r op ; It I. 

m,r v.rloiH military r.,m|i«„l.vi. Hr., d,',.„rl,u,.,.t. lion, 'Vo- t |, UUR |, t Hut -III bo Sunr. B„„„. row or,,,.. Mill b,- 
I.-Iit "I Id other M 8°clad0n.»il th. occiudim o f tho nni.ral jeOrlont, aa 1. alwaya tho caao-h„t Iho’ ironrralily or 
! r,' U ‘? U *'• ... , ... them arc fully avernge. nml tho number of acres put In 

.'Thi, our. o, Iron, bar, 1. rated to mrrt la Ui.lrr^ ratlirr lurronard. Tho old l„;„,p crop haa ally «. 

loctlvif 11 urda at „„ early hour, orgiumc. and- Harrino f„ rwori i. Tho at, m„, boat. „ro rnr. ly „kiu» any ,. f 
u l, plaoo as may havo been aaalgiiod tor thom ia tho pro- „ m crop wta , „• „„ ,, ,, 

mSnUracturori at homo, who aro gi.vlug aa high aa fSS u 
, ?' I'", drlivrr Tfl ,. r „,, ln thp plllirL . Sla ,„ 


..wing to the _i .xtemive Paris opit|lnue« tninqiill. 

■ An -t rill In. To avoid discussion tho only question to bo submitted 

T „ , v to (lie poopbi Is : •* Miall the Kmplre be heredltary In the 

ooi> »\w *' ' " *' ' ‘Uroct ilho of Louis, Napoleon, and In llm event of no male 

i . " f.nf j ' . 0r " lt , " isJ,u '’ shn,, ,M * ,mv '’ tho right tn name his 'sm’eewor 

i T: V \Y ' ii n rif 1 ,l1 ' the invitation tu, visit France, add 

Isely In.tlm matter of tho on Nripol ,. OM . H 

aw sajs ia "'"• r T> hmsii Loa-v —The French Ambar aldor has threaten- 

V nT? T ‘ !!: '''* ,0 l' , » v e Oonstanl|niui^. unbvs,tho refusal ts> ratify the 
nght.s of American elti- Turkish 1,. an be r«K-hJka. 
i* same tim»* 0 < ndeavorliig 

or L*u*svr Smltluind tlm British Naval Preparations, 

he C readout t.'ity. [LiV 1 -*1 ‘ " lino of battle ships ol the llrftisU Navy are now bc- 
up w ith adVow propellers 

raiaod mi tlu, Ml«. ■ loltiavi, W , Ndvruib, r 1’.'. 


Arrival of Uio Daniel Web, tor. 

Tho alomu-hlp lli.ulol IVohalor orrlvrd yralrrdiy morn- — . ° ' 

Ju "" uri„ B i„ B d.U» fro,,, California ii,u„. NEW nnrr.vu ~ 

lull, Mil 11,0.-:, moos roroivo, I hy thr I'hlladolphln ', NfcW URLEANSMONEY MARKET, • 

llu, l\ ob-lur lirin;,, pa»o„ K on rruut llnllrntnla vla'.M,,,, om",lr»„ nol.l ai’k,',,:. 

.I, ,»,,,. nd N, , vy 11. y. Iu , vl, , B oho, laid,, la Uorplaro,.,, SSBffiV— 

im* -*l lust , ami a waited the nrrlrnl of the pnssuntrors ner 't"* f Von f><itUra *’*7. 

"v:‘ •»- '"',u 

III.' ves.-i'ls left at Navy liny were steamdiipH Ullhols. ffti , n 7 , u2", b , * 1 1 1 L *. 1 11* * I * ’ 

rhliiuli lphl,,. Itiillo.l BUIOM. nml .hip Cnmllln.% or flow TMAh'imT k";""' 

lurk. Tho Onllo, I Htntoo «aa ,,w„lllu g tho pn.«oi,L r « Unllkl ll.tr. -T.. 

por tho Ootti.0. which loft Ban KraholMbou tHaaoill.Cloto. u>«k or I,.,.. , stocks. ' 

" r ;T. ""T"."d'Ji’|lfr-d-l"-T,rci,li I, or- fei'te. i 't 1 ! ! 1 "T ^ W 


nnd tho Ultnqls. 7“ " ““-T 

Lator irom Toyas 

- lly-tho arrival |lnH owning of tlm steamer Jatnbi 

llnv.' \IT< lltlV.l . I ' 


UHiUUi.n Hp,|« II iiiV. 

M-riinitir-* Tsw 1 Wok .... ' 

i »tf ,l M, ink . . - " 

«'im,*llloi» Hunk 

I St. t|ii 

OltsHiil Iniiiintn » 

M -rrlmnit i ,.*u, n i,, ,. cj,. ... ’ 

« '• niaierrial Wnt«r U*«,rk» 


ju oo 

TMASUBYNorB.' 

KTtjck'g V vsnl. vroinlum 

» ” «wj !2L“ 

• •• lea 01^ 

'P 0 •• 4s MW 4*00 

*• v» M6a 

, I 00 ® “ 1178 <N>$ |foo 00 


Jlrrrwr and «>f,, -.fu».d ™ 

II HU P — Nn M)ra nru yot roportod In mir - ■ a»_, 
',u..ta Dow. numlnally.it . ■ « 

BAI.T_Wa haw nuticod aotoral nanro a^daHoaw 
_«™ii lortn.lln, mn; .ark, tlvorprol, rmr.lhtrd aJoTJ 

5 a!«"“V ,W (m n "") «' T». «"d dnKO/^fflp 

. nu-VT 11 ' Tmk * M ""' «» »»W« aold Wfc " 

V rKK~A spocautlvs demand fm this artlolo svminw 
up on Saturday, »(.„ ,„ n . r!^ ^ ' ^ “Ti * 

rbblln, 100 at 200 at 11^, ^ Z .l tu M 

an Imitmvotuont in ... ‘rnuCIy^d*^,^ 


Day. We.h.ive rrci tyCd Oalveston pujara tn tho. kith Inst. ‘>nn liumlred sml sl.iy ^ Jj? f^ n *' 


111 ami friend ur a rftUtioa full^ by tho ;t - our.cUltons bo requested to meet In their re- 
r'5 , „p,l„.,t|, *1,0 unweloomb truth «P™ti"MVar<la »t ail tally huUf,pfJW|«t, atuf.BlNIUo 
fixing hand of Uctll , such placo Off may hnvc been assigned for them In the pro- 

pojhcd home upon oiif souls and tve begin cossion. 

t\ tlmt we tiro mortal. But tho impres- 1 That Chief JuBtico Eu*ps bo requested to deliver 
** 1 tho Kulogy on John C. Calhoun ; .ludgo McCaleb that on 

nfftdcs’awuy- Henry Clay , und lion. Christian llosellus that on Daniel 


One house In this city ah.l four in Cinelniiatl. have iuiil oty: oxeluuigos fr.im the InUHnr. 41 

ronuhourod Judina and parking pork. Tho w.-.jlb. , la J '■uMr.v,' -Thu' Lagrango' ^mruu, mr’nt had 

Oalifoillia Sto'imnr " mtanlxlng in Ihnlrup 

oaiuoima Slo.imor. i.,rfho purporonf digging „ klivor inluo whl'li h,,, toon 

, ■ X » m \ „aa. NurrlAlv r 13. hunt tirt, ' hlllldPOil fi/ll,., Ithur,.' Au.-tl,,]- A 

il". ‘4'„i,pT Ilipmdu l,a, arrlvoil rnim Aflltuyrall, bring, nunibrr uf Individuals hnvo alroaily boon nl ,rork Inllils 
lug l*„ mlllhun, dollar, nr, id, of guld, .»,l6,' and havunul ,vlth'„lM,'lo„l .„oooos,„ 


•• “5 - — *" I'npmvrmunt in moat of th. tranaLunui Iu.,7 
« « 41 00 ^kag-IUn ; 1000 mnally at >/( *nd 2oo0 u 

II?! !SS r/i » ?,o' ak, '" nl,r ‘™ 8000 b **’ »lO« 

vl tv.fr* VI Ml ‘•""n yesterday, making 13,000 bags ft rr thn 
« "« ^ '‘ho UUr tranaactlonl hava b«enCt 

lun, a, no mnally tho latUV. “ 


.11, .IS.. , I.urav, -Tho I.ngrniigo mom, mont hall iu s..v.«k naNiti,. *"» 41 

ll "d » mining roinpuny Ik urg, mixing lu hadlrun ,r»lj,..„l,xi 

tor tho purp ... ,.f digging ., wi.L i,,,.. f, V : ; ; ; - v: : : ; : : : : : : 


tfbnrU wounded, like tha wounded air, 

ubiTo-paMed the shaft, no trace Is fouud, 
Mithe wing uoscor the pky retains.’’ 


the Kulogy on John C. Calhoun ; .ludgo McCaleb that on llt ov ,. r G0 bn | t . M 
Henry Clay , uud llou. Christian Kosollus that on Daniel 

Webster. •* Taki.nu tiie Hlao 

6. That thirty-one pall-boar, re bo appointed by the h !''t' k t,,| > "f throe j 
OnmmiUou of Arrnnginuonts, onu uatlvu from each State. "* Vlsllallnn. in 11a 


log ton ndlllons dollar, .mil, nf gold, .»>«- *»d lu.,o„„d ,vm, »„lllolo,it «,lrc,'Mtu Induro tlio,,, 

h.a,„#,k,._A .light shuck Uf a„ roturnn III, largo Mlm, as (hoy .'an-uhtalu t„ 

, xporionc,',l at dctorehnrg. v« i«n the night of tho "d Inst divlr „|inilH,r. ,TI onipany oau.pt t„ „ 

at tl.v lul'il,. and as It la |„ tho mid-l l|,o , ,nL- 

Arrival of the Philadelphia. |' | l ^' lt “e Kr°°,''d», tiny „iii d.mbUo M run am 

1? 11 0 111 (’ A I, I |l’i) 1} \ |- A ( i " ,:at 1.A.VU Sx, , -Tlio grouts, do Id In, id at San Alltli- 

1 II U ill . ll/l U I i UJU\ I il, nlo Maa to take place on thu 811, Inst. The-bedgor. ..rillo 

Tho Pnltrd Slatt's moll stoamshlp ITilladolphln. Captain .. , A > 

Mol, !„ - ' tlmusoinf aoros nf laud trill, In thodo*,, „r„. 


Takino the Dla< k Veil. — T liu ceremony of taking the 
black veil by throe young ladles took plae- at thc CoHront 
of Visitation. In llaltimore, on tin- 3d Instant, tlm .Most 


7 That Col. Clmrles A Labuzan bh appointed (Jraml Hcv. Archbishop Kenrlck ofllelutliigPn Uni occasion. The 
r ■! nnv nilvnntn— Marshal : dim. Trnry. 1st As'slslnnt. and that the Ofand nanirs uf the yuung Inillra mI„, tnuli pho voll.Sigothor will, 

JoltllUS WO mil I y r. Marshal liavn Pull poMror tu appoint u„o Marshal from vnch die namoa by vlilol, tlioy will In, doalgnalsd^ln tlm enm- 

fl tho many wuming (riven US, by tho vitri- ,|>l>tHot «f the cltyi nhd'sunh othor Aida as hv may'minlr.-. '"""by In wlilvh thoy l,av„ attache* Ihoiusnlvo... ar'o 
, Mia VO 800 und henr of tiny by (lay. and that the preparing ,,r tho rrogramum-r tlm Proct s- Jli " M l lrglnl , Hunting, ur llaltimore. l„ Ml, 

. . j sluu be left to bla direction. In coniiootlun M'lth thu Cum- IJin minu 1 "f Sister Mary trailers win- girt, Miss t’arnl 

(od grant that tlio UOtttd l nun rccora mltlou of Arrangements Commlileo funbtv reported I'lntt, »f llaltlntore. wh„ assumes the .sister Mi 

tbe sanctified to the good of tlio family that they ha’.e pointed .M, .ers Holbrook. 1 1, irrls and fainm l . Mi-., Mary Tarleton. llaltimore. win, i 
ilicll the deceased was IV member. 1 ’ 1 ' lt « “ Committoo to oxamino and eeloot Tnr Funeral dmuamo of Sister Marv ''banl al ■ . 

" Car and Ceuotaph, and Messrs Cushing Harris and Colien „ ... " 

i ur« VVills died Nov. 2, 1852, iu Green© to proonro suitable phicoa to deliver Kulogles. which com- .. ' !j" *" nK " T7’ l< “ , ' on ’ ,on Hconem 

IgWWttUaiMtTOV- mlttou wtfuld. make lliolr res lire -report,.' statos haul, ore are some e,g htJeu or twenty estahlb 

my, Ala. He was in lus lurteen h year , Mr oh . lrilllu of >h J mi J e „ „„ Kuni , ral ,. ar »";»(- 1» LoteOo« whir l, im , d„ duty i„ Mas f„r i is, 

,|M #gwat Bufferer fur the last six years. , n ,| cenotaph, reported the, had examined Various place, "fT °, r ™«**«™* «'»<*•»“•• "«•"»'«• "»■» 

l»th was very afflicting to the family- and haj selc® thoplanfor a dreautlful car. wi I, six ,'A', 'T n' '“’n , n , t 

flMiu wua >tsij * j t * . , I a i i it. . . . a 00.000 gallons arc IJrltbh port liinger. green irina 

, list born, and tho first whoso spirit was Th> lr 1 » ^^‘“do'ted S b P ° ^ ‘ '' Uar ° : orange. r.,Wn. bla, k currant. Whito currant, red t urrai 

ltd back to God— tho only une of tonebil- JIr.cTin,, K .Chalra, 'an on Sclenting nuilding. 'reportod [''d;l , - , ry. enwsllp. elder, ehampagne. port. Sherry. „ 

, Mhos been called from earth. I Us that t*. lloord'or Director, of Odd Fellow,- Hall, had »n- "oust. In Undon. Tl, 


munlty to which they have Httucli«a themselves, are as- 
fulldwM Miss M*. Vlrgiiil i Hunting, of Italtimnro, to whom* 


slon be loft to bla direction, in connection with the Com- Sister Mary trances wiia given ; Miss Caroline 

mlttee of ArrangeiuenlM. Copuilitteo furthiT reported Fiatt. of llalttmnn*. wh" assurws the name of SUter Mary 


*»'"iili Cniuliuii )) 




..Hit* ?» fnl. illN-nimt 

V r » n| ' <H*nonn'fi6idii 

V wol' dldafrtirii 


uin-lly thelattw * ». 

HAIlniNtl ANfl nOPE-Wa have no ft.,lhe, 

,n report, the transaction, having bMb ennoja 
to raUII parrels , t r „ naggreg a^tl.fflTf* 

frr Ilnpu. ... Of In „| a Itnggtog rens. iL jLi„ 


F 11 0 M (’ A I, I Ft) II \ IA tt",n I, .an Ss, , -The grealeale id land nt Han Alili- 

II \J IU \j \j J 1 U |V1\ 1 ill nlo Was to take placu on the 8th Inst. Tlm 'hWh'er, uftha 

The United States mall steamship Philadelphia. Captain •• i.’m. ’ ,• , 1 

MoQowan. nrrlv. d IVe.lnesday fren, Aspinwnll. with one olact- »lll.be‘-x^ , ^" C i P Sto'ili>t' , ' , | "inJfiV.i’rMWmtM 


ii miction. It may. surprise many 
w n ‘•ucli valualilo-property. (Aver 


hundred and fifty p^MirnguM, and the palifdrula flail's lu «t a distance hmv w« own frucli valualili -iironertv' 'over 

the Kith ult. . oflp huiidri'tl year* ngo, hy legal the Jown pro- 

The Philadelphia left Aspll.wall at eight o'H,*k on the (are 7^ upre-re,." "rur! 1 ..’.’.'i, 7 " r ,' >o 
ere" | "g'.,|, Ihe tlh instant. The P. S. mail steamship lug It In the elly , 'I rveyraugeelhe'leli'SSmns’Mh' 


10 mo^y th, former rat. 

mm Th ,^~' y> ‘ yH h “' "" tran-aetlofu. In tadlnt 

-re! lIMplt “ V ^i’" 00 tt f0r Upp*-- »»"« 

V ri rnr *° ° f **' Wl Tbomoston sold <m WwU 
"ll"?." 1 *}. 0 v •»" n>» rat™ f„r Thomaston from 


' ’"'"tv?.':™ . u “‘.- ■ v. V.V.V.:;-:;;;. fafcjba „ n „S," * !° ^ bl>l - «»'>»«<» <°r ... 

NEW ORLEANS MARKETS, iiay-wV pmretvtjl,™ 

~ eluding a lot of 150 bales p, 

. „ , tlltniaTian Aornra-rr. Ovvlrx.' 1 raU', 160 ot *23, « n d 71 at *!H 
Saturday Morning, November 111, ISM J TALLOW — Wo hove noth, 

V V"‘. appearenew In our ganeri.l market, noticed! during tho last week, Inoludln. 

In last week s review, has continued, there having I, sen* city renderedyaHi;, a, ' 
guod deinabd In nearly ever,- department, though buslnesa OILS- Wo ,,uoto l,anl Oil * 

„ Western produce I, etll| restricted for want of supplies, rale, of Llnsred durlna tlm « 


*...Ld,wo„a. C’ANHLKS— The loot rate, of Star Candle, of onr 

mrul Were at 2a«®2:i! V Ih. ^ 

rs MARKETS, HAY— Wo quota Westsm it *22<a*24 tho nalcs 

— “ •» eluding a lot 0 f i/vo Imles prlina Western, at tha Is 

in Anvnrvrr, Orrni.7 1 mte, Dk) at *nd 71 at f24 41 ton . 

[. November 13. IK&g ) TALMW-Wo hove noticed n few mlM of tbl* or 
nur general market, noticed during the last week, including, on Mondov lllhhlaw, 
Ltnuad, there havlmr been * cltv rendereil m it. - ^ 


-I III mils. Cftpwii Hurtsteint'. left at the same time for New I tooue huudrnl. according 


we quote Lard oil «t ofl V g 

Insood during the wick luoludn 50 b 



Afi*ik with the mulls, about three hundred pu.-nongcrs. and 

xevre - ....a. „ a J .4 Ot * . 000 III gold dtUt. 

t liable Flm‘«7o"deHver liul.^lw.’ wWoh'com- . /r "‘ ‘ ''■"■"""’1st Tin henlil. no the Isthmus Is reported In be much bet- 

I make ll.elr reap, •. lire r, a, oris 8, “ ‘ tw tl "‘ l ur '' '” m « ‘‘'Kbteeu ur twenty eslabllsh- ter than beretnfore. and tbe rainy seusuu Is nearly etidml' 

,.-t, airman of the Committee Funeral Par U " Jo " " l ' 1 " 1 , 1 " ! ti a ‘ ‘ “ ‘ f \ M3 f " r 1 ,a 810 "" '"•’ «>' nxelmuged elgnal, 

■1,. reported they bad examined various places K " " f n ""‘ ur '“ !tur '- 11 «'»»•. «»"• th" »»»n.l »wiH> a Spanish brig of war. cruising off Cape San Antonio, 
looted tho plan fur a .beautiful ear. with six **“"* 600 - 0u "- " f w, ' ,ch S ""' "» »"' f 1 " r -»«• « Mvmnw. 


-i'll . , r K V* poMiion Ol i III- land. 

?lSh crel. Jk, An™ " tnyurattle. being 

lilll, east,, ffii.l My years oredlt the balance with llu, 

payment of eight per cent Interest, The Inducements tor 
mventiiient aru ovi-riioweriiur ’’ 


L h ;rr.r , %S 

ii the Imlancf with tiny d H,, 8 nr and Molawra have been la good request ^gallon, p 


‘5“ »««•»* »f«l» Mil Instant exehenged signals „ r „„ 

Ilhn.panlsh l„|g ofwar. cruising off Capo San Antonio muke's plant,, tlun , it Liberty, liy .Mr P Hr, an I, w l 

IW. IllfO. on III.. fill.,rnn..n I.r «l... ......... - . . ’ J vvlilllU 


' 1Ul ' lor , " p r* 4 . r * t "' and (train, amt MALAdA FltmiT ANB WltfES-Th. can of fl»k 

a „• t” si nrtlehe of 1 rnviaions, have shown an 'advancing Amaltna seas a, ,hf yesterday as follows • Un 

; Sl " rew a tew days ago. say., the Halves- ‘""deuny. Coffeo has also slightly advanced, with an In- Halslna at U 70® «2 72li 7t« .. 


hnrflCB ; also a Ccuotuph. to be built pn Lafayette Square. 
Their report wuandopted. 

Mr. Cualilug. Chairman on Selecting Duilding-. reported 


OU.OOO gall one arc British port illngor. g^oen ginger, supposed to he Kngllsh. standing to tho eastward, 
orange. niUfii. black currant, whito currhnt. red currant. Left nt Aspinwnll the bark Cuba, Captain .Sherwood, 
raspberry. mw*ltp. elder, champagne, port, sherry, and di.-clinrgin.' coal, nud to sail in ten days for Luguna. 


tor. bear comparison with tho best Louisiana sugar. 

Flc\ This disease is prevailing, to a c.nMdorablc ex 
10,1. tent near Son Augn-tlne. Several deaths had ncourred. 


I, vino aro ended. Never ngnin will lie kindly off, red the use of their Hall; that the l.ycenmlli, It 
** . , ... . . could bo obtained ; and no doubfaho session cf Dr. Scott’s 

, -1 am Blok j" never again will he strug- ohurch W(Hlla give 

.h’o use of their building. (»u motion^ 
in tho agonit‘8 of doutll. Afilicted par* the Coiumittcoof Arrangements were authorized tp on- 

Is loolt upon this us coining from a mcr- B"V" Oil the buildings 

r • I* Ai .1 .Arnold IIityrrs.-T. A.. Adams. \V. L. Cushing. T. J. Da- 
J God, and therefore right. I lay the rant and V. Weolman. weru Uppolnted a committee to in- 
then aad sisters, espccitilly tlioso uncoil' vito varloussociotles. 

ltd, take warning from this first, death in Tha fuiiuwing geiltlomen were appoinced „ committee of 

arruugemeuts. with full power." aud control : 

toll? and propure to d'O. a. M..Uolbn»|t and \l niian, L. Csbiug. the part of 

J- WesLKJ IaANKY. the Citizens. Aldermen Lugcnbuhl jind Harris, on the 
_______ part of the Board of Aldermen. Aldermen Place and Wnt- 

i_ kins, on the part of the Assistant Aldermen: Messrs. Kl- 

lUXlSBER TaLLHY Mims, M. D., died more ana Obben, on tl,o part „r the, bar 


ltd, take warning from this Ural, death in 
tail; and prepare tu d : o. 

J. Weslh' Lanky. 


tent, arc alt manufactured lu one hull*,. In Lendon., They Also, the ship Uamilla. (ff NewTork, discharging rail- 
are all made much In the same way. uud' about equally road Iron. 


m y. unite nas also slightly advanced, with uu In- Hulslns at *2 70® *2 72 W 760 at 7A . n .i roa*. « 
ereased demand. Tnkaono lias continued dull. Freights ®»2 at ; 700 half boxe* do. do at »1 40 M LJ 
!"” “ ni1 '‘Xebanges have bren druoplng. Hy boxes at 01. and 100 at 884 : li bbta Bwert 'lf.l^r 

Uu, arrival of the (llasgow and IlnUboldt at NewYork.and nt 40 ip, .nd 26 Day dn atHO*»unllon ^*** 
Urn Canada „t llellfex, we hare Important adtloee from FHK10HT8 — Tha largo btiifln.ss I- del, a- 

L verpoul tn the 30th October. The llottoh Market at weokhas produoed an effect on tbe FreluhtW^^ 
Liverpool is represented as hnvln* 1...1 i«»»„ri«. *1.1 « ^rOtgUt 


s^ritous, and tlavored with the fruit from whjgh they are 
iinmed. Champagne is umde from French gtaiies; capo 


iTatneil. Champagne is made from French guipes; capo tin I’hlladeq 
wine k» used in the manufacture of port and. sherry; tent the other sblt 

I* made from the tduck ,herry. llrillsH port nud sherry c.—runnC nr F..WInnsXTs. — The State Jour, nil say e that 
ran h„ .„ld retail at I ■ 21 a buttle - Hrltlsl, ebampegu,. C„|. n ,„. arrived In S.,Vre,,,..uto from Carson Valley und 
,.* sold in the trade at fren, 21. In 2*. u dnxen. hut the report. ,„„w „„ the meuutaln. four fret deep beyond 
consumer has tn pay 4* mu- a bottle f„r It, Tig ..... r„, v -dnubl a large number of persons will have t„ tomato It, 


The steamship United State, s^vas at Aspinwnll. when i r , 
till Philadelphia b ft. waiting tho nrrivul of tho Cortez on bit 


IIIOMIIUH ami pods, Ol till la (ter „f which are somu nearly 
matured. It Isas yet but fw yoant^old. and tlm only 
‘•are bestowed . uj'.in this tropical Btrnn^r. bus boon, to 
creen it from rude norther*. ' v 


are now stated as an argument for the reduction of' the 
import duties upon foreign wines. 


tile Valley over winter, and that tou with a very limited 
supply of provisions. 


Issue of the Question's with Amorien. 

I From the l.und.u, Spectator,) 
.NowOrleims is thoseene of it tivncossion, eon 


ir citizens. Aldermen Lugcnbuhl jind Harris. 'on the lv T " C’., ll,e Cnarteston Mercury 

irt of the ilnard of Aldermen. Aldermen ITace and H at- ‘ "'“l " frimrd ha. pr, .-ented the editor with several 
ii... Ol, ll,;.' part of the Assistant Aldermen: Messrs Kl- " f hu *‘- fr ""', a '""" W" l>ls“tatlorf In one uf 

ore and Cohen, on the part uf the bar iff',l>urlng parishes The ram, is of the .-tripe, I or 

- - ribbed vuriety. some of thototnlks containing soventeen 

Law School — LnutM'anu UnircrsUy . — Tho lecture* In this an., I eighteen perfect joint?. Knuugh is raised on one acre 


lUXASDER Talley Mims, M. D., died more ana Cohen, ,on tho part of theib -ir 
Oct., in hlB 29tll year. He was front ins Law School — Louisiana UnircrtUy . — Tho lecture' in this 

fiCJ tho Caro of tho Church", and the sub- conducted institution commenced on last Monday 

inf tuny prayers; and it was in answer to lD TO,m of Ul " Unltc f , Swte ’ c ‘ reul1 

IX II- lie *11 /a 1 T l, ‘ * ftr K u clttM in attendance this session is conclusive 

se (he believed and often Brtld) that Lod evidence of the high reputation tho Professors enjoy, not 
imlwlliiiu while very .young. Ill his 14tll uuly in Loulalaua, but throughout the South-we>t; 


IUU..U vunt ly. shiih _iuuvi.uk cnnioming foventcen btrangers into San Frnpcisco as extraordinarily Urge 
m.d eighteen perfect joint?. Enough is raised on one acre A Po. m. w. F.*. n ► m»\ r.-TIm building of Ihe .State 
if land to make from three to^four barrels of sugar and Penitentiary having heen contracted for ut two inilliond 


ten barrels ofinolasscs. There Is but little trouble or dll- I five hundred tlmu/und Hollars, 


flcnlty in the prort*?". the common plantation p its answer- 
ing every purpose for boiling, etc. Thu Mercury thinks 
tills l> a matter < mlmiilly.wurthy tho consideration of the 


nation is poured forth from the press.. 


a great Qmnuut 


eveii'to tli(®muioner elements 1 an nil* of. tho ' mTTn 'v * 

llu- Mute ...vtfin.i-.linnry : tJtoso threu inoiilents nrb, tlio a / a ti„. r qulct 

bSindhr ,"’7 ‘ '"ktfso "H' 1 tvni, pings, ttiul tho l ,, d ,.,„„ DC y of 

in, tig- body iil lnon unco prisoners nml miw parading iimlt.-d tn nbot 

- in nu orgataiictl throat ngolnst tlioso who. Iiml bidturiuv C 


th" Ira.t'. I holer thl.nallredrnmnd prices liad advanced KXOIfANtIK-A large amount of Sill. ha. to. threw*. - 

la . 1 1 and Illelnl giiutntlons of Frl.lny, the 2211, upon the tparkft l,y the increased Lu.lnas. In 

ult , are staled as follows : Folr Orliaur 0>,'. .Middling with only a moderate demand early In tha wrek IhcreUa 
“"“"V.;'*- Knlr and^llddllug Uplands ltd for (bralgo. gave way! Latterly tha demand haa hw 

J* ' ll'caecnunts taken from this side hy the sieamer tshter, and the rates rattier Ann at nur (iuetuLtnna - 

Atlouile. Ml, tel, ten NrwV, >rk on the ltlth Ootobrr. appear Sterling q M ’ 

In hare had a mat, rial t„tl u ,.nee In producing this no- E" u 5 , v-V !!!'', Ivi'.'.lffilJSS X 

tivlty in the Llverp.iol market. Tin, next steamer duo 2 SS?8 + -* 

fnnn Lurope Is tlm Allnntle. of Oolllns’ Amurlcan line IJoston rtxty-day Bill*.. '2 ' 

" 1:1,11 ,il '' b-ft l.iverpnul fur New Turk uu the 3d PhlUdelphia alxty-day' liitia.'.'.' « *4 aiS' 

In.lnnt Site was tn have teen followed no the Oth loat. H-’ana Are to eight days !< ’W? ♦ *1. ffi*. * 

I. y the Chiller, I steamer Asia, also for NewVurk dlreot. ^ 

our M rather haa gancraUy been cool and pleaaaut during HBW OBLEAJTB CATTUt KAUZT 

II, . Meek, and the city continues very healthy a. 

COTTON -The Cotton Market opened on Saturday with Frida V K, J .ntoFNe",eraiI: re — < - * 

a/ather quiet ranee, owing, „ great measure, to T h, m«k.t « J. ' 


, a ,„ r , ' 10 U "' r " , " lJ " material inlluence In producing Nils an- £ r “« V ', ', 

‘ r 1 . tlrlty In the Liverpool market Tin, „„xL «,™,„.,e ^.*F Y " r . 11 '>xtF-,lay IHUa SI, 

r ™"' •- •"* AtUMtc. of Oolllns’ Auwirlcan Ito. .‘V 


NBW OHLZAKB CATTLE EAfitw 


' » « lavvaaaos. Orrv, 

Friday Evening, Novembev ll ] 
The market wai but Mantlly supplied daring 


It he made a profession ot fiitli in Christ, r ">f««»r Itaudell Hunt. Hean of th. Faculty, opened- planters 
, . r , r ,, nl , . HcMlon with un introductory lecture, rvplctc ; with a ply of tli 

limited himself with the Cliurcll. lt was fund of legal, classical and liintorical learning, whicl^was boaltb u 
latter of principle with him to acknowl- HstuncUtobyabigbly inteUlgontatiaijncowitb uiiflagging 
Christ cwywfiui^ anil he therefore al- Htt,,u t t,on <>u Wcdncuday evening, be lectured P n Com. 

. . . p rxt 1 1 Ukurclal Law, giving an accurate nml eloquent bl-tory of k 

T! & certificate of Church member- u lnt ‘ beautiful system of jurisprudence, lie -jaiiidthe 1,1 " 
p with him. At home, at Lagrange, Ala., Commercial Law, “tbe law of Imunr and 'of good morals." 
frehewos educate^, or at Philadelphia, JudgG Professor of Admiralty aml lntirna- 

... • iq* ii . i . • i .. » i UHtloual Law. delivered an introductory lecture to hi? 

w, m 1844, he received lus degree ol J\I. C00m} on Tut . pdtty . llift ,.„ gJint aicllon J correct vi( . w ,. 

liis Spcoch aild tho company ho kept be- undbapppy delivery, completely enchained hi." audience. 

Ifdllim asa^liristinu. Uo was a steward • stduey L. Jolinson. K«H . a member of our bar. t,f Hue 
h* rti>i.xtk «« i i i r ai i abilities lia? been, elected l'rofesaor of Common and Con- 

kt Cherch and leader of the young la- !liluti 

nal Law und Equity Jurisprudence, iu tho placo of 
Close in bummer field. May the young JudgbThomnR B. Monroe, wulgncd. 

H who compotied that claea 800 this uqtiee 4 Cbrlflta III Ho?eHu», tbo'diBtlngui."bi'd Professor of Orim* 
tjh Kattcred over tlio State, and resolve ‘“^1?“ ^ j??'*!"??? V °." 


Iticlemeuey uf the Weather, nud .he rales of the ,l„ were part efVhV wrekTut , W ” T 

limited to about *000 bales, at the closing rates „f the pre- "SZTtSr * * “" ,r< ' fr ‘' cl 7 

reding day.' On M, ".day several .tl'Tu re 


rnurng uny on Monday several buyers apperared e.reiy lu rl ,ed during the week (M Ueeres MB ill. 
the market and thruughnut.lhe da, a must Retire de- s, Milch Cows, tvnd tn c.ree.Vnd Vea^. 
,,, a, ./prevailed, resulting lu sele. tn the extent of fully *, t easier f„ r purcha , ’ {. ' *”7. ^' 

25,0tu bxlee, tnkuu mpetly for tbe KngHsh markets at full — pn it- v « — r 


waking up to the Importance of ."tenintvoutn and railroad 


jinny U dning <C)1i rably 
nave done hemoftire. 


that bcautifnl system of iurlsDrudeuce lie -all, tl thr ' A " f*cluMv«‘ twenty year.- prlvib ge. had been granted to -••in. -htr.g m..re than >2000. 

auuim cjsiem oi jurispruu uco. in aUiathe by tin- Hm/.lUan Oovernment to S. nur l'edronn dc Alber- T be company «ilj*Uning. tu be curwd lu »i 
Commercial Law. -the law ol Imimr and of good moral?." qiurque. u wealthy proprietor of Bubia, for i*tulili>hln|r att|,|,, S , l«* *«> get iutu the river. Most of what hi 
Judge McCuleb. Professor of Admiralty and Interna- steam navigation’ b. twim that city uud Mu.cc io, by u »l“>te bus been uudouo s«>uie two or three times, m 
national Law. delivered an introductory lecture to hi? Northern line, nml Curuvellaf by n Southern iim; of M. nm C-' V “r.- -k. pt out. This company ii» called the Par 

course on Tuesday. His elegant diction, correct view.. J^'to si^w^mrenBrewILto'dJ tolwfw'X navL 7l‘>"s.,nX"u.'|.any a!- . in or.br In Ihe river, is 
und happpy delivery, completely enchained his audience, gutiou of the river Amaion hy stemders. iu one diiv the *- v f'^ken. there being ih> to Ik* foumt It is 


r. amounted t-. nbn„t $5o'(K).ooo. pri 8omjrt , uve tho Ainovicnns' who HticcmlmV'ht S®” 8 , nU< ! ! ". , " Ntan ® e " at ft Improvement. Htuv (U t*l« (Fine wikli*! 

Tht ir rccelpu lor the last week's " ho rflttunbcrcl, aro tho flowoi* ot AmOPtcnn which brotielil 10 , i Va IV n* »c.. n , . ' SitKKr.. 12 21 

m-thing more than $2000. youth.; un«l Ulo limaoiico of the “ welLkltown” n 1 i ^ , « *« ^ n lucwlft y Hie demand con- Miuui Cowo • , 

ng. y.'em to be cursed Iu all their citizens und of the volunteeiH wlm form th.. 11 ^ nu ''' 1 '‘ohmited. though not to the extent of the prevloua Oalvki and Yununm $LLL*&ia 


Ff' %• m4 


The company .‘.ij-, Suing n-.ui t.. be cursed lu all their citizcilH und of the voluntoei'H who form tlu. , 7 , “ ,lU!UU,0U «n not to the extent of the prevloua 

ttftu-.iN to get into the river Most nf wlmt has I m-ii, vi of tho Unifo.l il„V. B „ ' . da J r - u,lJ t, *» embraced 12000 bale*, nt very full 

'* ‘7 undone some two or threa tijuw. und thus ^ ISS. . ^ htfttyS nrn .'- V ' prices. There was a Mr Inunlfv on W.JL5L ItJjnL 


Sidney L. Johnson. K«q . a member of our bar. (*f line 
abilitlq*. haa been, elected l'rofesaor of Common and Con- 
stitutional Law und Equity Jurisprudence, iu tho place of 


ceded to Seimr Irenen Evungelis.ta tie .St.ura for the navi- 
gation of the river Amaion by Members, in one day the 
3000. ‘hare? of. (hit company, reprewuting n capital oi 1200 
couth*, were ‘ub.Neribed for.’’ 

In a Pernambuco pupbryr^'tlnd (ho following paragraph : 
By advices In in Uio tie Janeiro, we learn that Mi-ar* 
Edwurd and Alfred de Mornuy hud obtained from the 
tioveruiueut of thin country tlm right of privilege to make 

ll rnilkrnv Imm lliiu *• i t v llirmiirh ll,.. Is. I il.i ... . 


lit that tho ooin- 


■ *«) composed tlmt claea 800 tllisuqtiou * ^hristaln Uozeliua, tho distinguished Professor of Orim* (Soveruiuetit of thin country tlm right of privilege to make Kntu 

1th scattered ovor tlm sStoto nnd rnanlvo inal La w- has been absent from the city for soqie days ou a railway from thin city through the interior nf thin pro- Mi 

laramrcu over tuc Ntate, ana rebuilt, profl , s , ional bulinnHi but Klur „ c j y„ t , rUa y tll „ c to „« b,r»« th- viih,gvoi Agu.a Fret,, a Th 

htata hts eaiutp 10 Tlio homo nlfag- is dollvar hi. Introductory Itoturc. .Tn.c-sur Itusvliu, dis- " u " c 

{BJUUUUi tlio fiumly Bible lies on tho a manterly knowlodg® of tho #ul\jects upon which which, we believe, may be considered a form only Wl 

id. he touched, and the clearne ss and lo gical ar rangemen t ,pf . ^ — — rm . _ kuiiu 

tothsr \tlma ,r I . . , ,,, " ct Jf" yr “ ll ‘” lbu lh * m,! 0( lU1 wl1 " b ‘“ 1 ll ‘» f"" 11 "” 5 Isas Shivs. — A s „ g.s.,1 deal of utlcutlon has lately 1 

Cr Minis did not die at homo. Wo tu hear him. l».T„ gireu tu iron .hi;,- itutay b„ iutvrestlug tu .In,, 1 r 


lirlcvs. There was a tklr tnffnlfy un Wednesday, and with 
rates still more tn favor of Hllere, abdut 8000 bale* were 
dis,, used of, thr accounta by tho Glasgow bring received 
after business Iwura. On Tburaday murning wo published 
the Glasgow's sceoont. Irom Llvsrpool to Ihe 2.5th ult 
announdug u Ann Oolton Market at that date The 
Humboldt's acruuuts 4o tbe SWtl, Wcr . published In the 
evening papers, and gave un Impulse to the dumand. wltluh 


• * ' " •"* , ' 1 ii,e aumanu. wnicn Irarelfoee. Wtt 

resulted in rales tn the extent of 16,000 bates, an ndvnnco KiiKlyTtT., - 

| of Hi being eslabllrlied nt tbe close of the ,ley. Yttstor- flreall'V'twi. ‘ 
day murning we published IhoCanada’saoconnts, referred N.I7 - 

tn nlinvs Mini full* i,nnfim,ii,.. si. * » at. B*ll0* — 


New Orleans Wholesale Prices ( 

tiAng rmin itokmctid kvkat vvcxj 


Bl#|j 

•m PHA. a. 1 


J. 

I^tal India - IJ /- 

j— — L 


m lecture wan tho the theme of all who had the fortune l R0N Smrs.-As good d.-al oY attention haa lately 
,o hear him. beeu given to iron eliipi*. it may bo interesting to r'liin 

-- - owner? to know that tho irou bark Diehard Colnlen. now 

Criminal Statistics. — T he “arrests iift the being ovorlmuied in No. i. Cauniug u raying Dock. was. 


Third Dl?trlct— Males, 241 ; female?. 54 Ftiurth District the managing owner, being anxious to n-certiiin what s quired a lew ihivermio*m agent!-.. «T tin- order of Cloy- 


Ms example, heard his conversations Criminal .Sr.msTics.-Tho arrests iti- the 
lelt hia helping prayers ; and wo desired First DUtrict during tho last month wer« of males 4&r> ; ! 
ftind I • , . . . . . female?. 66. Second District— Male?. 620 ; females. 132 

arouna Ills couch in Ills last mo- Third Diatrict-Male?. 241 ; female?. .',4 Fourth DUriot 1 

^ and reoeivei^rcntFth to our fnith lln 1!W i f‘*m«le?. 13-tot»l, 174S. Half Ol the pri?» 

Ut P , b U 0Ur miUl - 1,0 on»*w Were drunk when arretted. Of the arrc?t? 16 were 

»i hooper s \N ell, Miss. Wo aro indebted for aiw *ult? with dangeropa weapons ; O for carrying cou- 
7.J T k r .mr, n . r * 11 1 o At cealed weapon? ; 7 for bobbery ; 3 for murder. 4forpafi?- 

/• aennon fur all wo know of tho Ing counterfeit mouey. 

^wene. A letter to CoL U. A. Baker, „ „ n i * 

fither-in-liiu- *.■ . *-» t . r , , CiiAiti rr Ilosi'n a l.— T he following is the re- 

1 * ’ ^HyS . ‘(Ill ' * CunCsday port of. thi? Dlfititutiun for the week ending Suluarday the 

"Uncovered that ho was sinking very v^»i"i l '| t n g ' ^4 tt -'‘ l ° u ’ Jul ' Jisch ' ir M‘"‘ 3 U, dr, .14* luu; 
its!? mi18 ^ B0Qn t ' 10 ' It was xvitli Bonio ■ " 

. ^ that lie admitted tho truth of nty l‘„r..H, nr.xm,. Ki n riovS u .v—lYd extract from 
"® 10 llls 8180 J but soon ho became con- ,b ” 1,ulll '“ or « Sun.tbc following statistics : _ 
lot Ilia „nr,r., n al.:.. ,li l .• i -Tbe number of votes caat at each nf tlip l’resldrntia 

. approaching dissolution and elec.tlbnrjfor tho pjUft iwenty-flvo ycars. wa.s iA : T611owhV 

great confidenco of tho goodness ' a ’**-•»/ i w*v 

o of God, and of his accoptaiico with lsa-g’. L’-'.’. ! L J 1 I I ” ' 1 1 l lwl's 
u r !?*»»»•* ho «««i« was that wo S: ; J 1 S 
K for him. It may bo said of him, u.tm.uoi 

‘IkU.ou , , 18J8 2 878.013 

Bikt L« wa * ^ la Jeath, From these jDgure? it will lie been that the number of 

An i * a “ n °t dlo too ?oon, Voter- in the country iu 1848. wa? nearly equal to the 

"ri jot, m useful wo? hi? life whole population of tho country, at tho close of the revo- 

he could not Iihw*. ii- « *V i lutinuury’ war. 

^ av« lived too long ^'ije following table shows the electoral majorities tince 

IUtoicrfml.1 Al ’v ^ ' • Callaway. Jackson’? (democratic) majority in 1828 06 

“““CrilOia, Ala., Nov, r 1852. Jackson’? .... .. . ....1832 1.Y2 


■ecu given to iron bliip?. it may bo interesting to sliip From Oregon, our advices are a? late a? tho Pth. Wo 
wners to know that tho iron bark Diehard Uoiiden. now have afllu-ling report? of UeHtituti<m among tlie newly- 
■eing overhauled iii No. I. Cunning O raying Dock. was. arrived iiuinlgrnnt? ucr«»s? tho plains. Tlio citizen? were 
I. Wednesday ltu-1 . bored through one of apparently tlie taking active lll•'anull■.s tor their relief, idthougli .the Uov- 


other ronipanle?f..ii v .u ing the s.p.ad are doing well; munlty «.f NowOrlenns dues not nccount it ns mt that Tb * tffl*k*7*r* -II -IJ 

uud tin llidiih* Cou, p’juy. just galtiug ill. i* expect- sfidj,, ( )|d B„ri,Uld anti Amcrira SM tho ^ aB ' lK "" t,a ACCOUOi* *0 th* USth wore puhllshrd lu th. 1?. - if - || 

• d tu ,,.'t,„jish the lint,.. ■ ll.iidj'ilus thr oolrl, rated IVr- r 1 . 10 evening pupere, and g.rr an lunHilge to tl," ilrmuu.I wl.lrh HW 

,y Ming-ihin. whieh. during three day. , ,,, oration, . ndlng l . ' 1 "101 Ills from different j, units resulted In rules to th. extent of lr, ore, ,. , ', "{Su®**** - * < 

Saturday, liavr taken 0,11. -f. pound* utiUetovoiou*. nf view, mill it linr.lly hoIutiKH tu cither side . ,,,, , ... . U,m0 *" ,lJ re" c » wifi Zl 

Miner* tiro M-imted up ou Ohio jtj.r .lo^llltl tlcnlly to nsstimi' li,r itself that it is in the f h 1 * e " ul,ll >' 'e' 1 “ tbe elcue Of (ho day. Vaster- Ilrcad, 

the Ferry-Mi, ig-diun took out lad night. Get. 10, 175 .. ,V;„| rt ■■ or ||,e oth,.,, it. . |,„ •• i,'„ '" y '""reing wu published thu Canada's accounts, refsrred «‘J7 

nunre.s , r dust— they are uorklug night and day. , ..,3 ... ,,,V 7 • ..'V. 1 '. b to abuvs. amt fully conflrmlng tho«'of,h u Humboldt -Z~ _ 

Wo take Irani the Alta (Jalifurnla. thu f, mowing general . b d yo^ffimoatijnoim^ inmirn'X'' nnuro^f '‘" yc " C,m " f,>rWI ' r ' 1 “” a t00k " boul oom Mo" B vSC!r*f ** -U —n 

xummiiry ofL'altfuruia new, and news from all .arts of „ ^ s S Z . it I ? lb « -«k 73,000 bales, th. llJiJl" "ta ii!.' ~ ” 

greater portion lor England, but wtth a fair dl.tr, I, utlou KK j.' r reV ! I J 4 M JS 


actively nmkinit londy iu (Jlmvleston tindiclso- 
where. • . 

It would not ho easier to como to any com- 


wor?t and niUBt corrudi'd plates in her. Mr \Y F. 


among tin* market? of Continental Kuropo and the North. Ihlth'tjw # I 
Tlio receipt? Of the week have boon 61,338 bales/ .gainst I So U ™ 

31.429 bale? for tho corrcnpondlng period last yoar, and the *■ * P W 

li.ti.l r.,r..ti.tn nf 1 1 . 1 . »,r tvl . 1 — „ *»... ... re . . . Uunef, V »*••• 


u m i\r i a 1 CiiAitiTr Uosi'ita I..-— T lio following is the re- 
( Ml »> eunesaay port of. thi? IaKtitution for thu week ending Sutuarilny tin* 

was sinking very reLhHn^Sj'"' 011 ’ 4Uli dl ’ cb,,n!0, ‘ 371,1 a, “ u ** 100 ' 
It was with somo ' * 

d the truth uf my i*ar.»iui:xTUL KleotioN'Btatistics.— W d extract from 

m ho became con- ‘V' B *" 1 "*®» ««V b * toHo * 1 “* fl " ll '’> 1 " ■ . 


tin*' actual diminution iu thickness would prove, after 
eight jeur?' thrombi !!)< about between tllf? und the East. 
Tlie result wa?. that tin* plate operated upon turned <>ut 
to b<* precisely the same thickness that it wus when tlie 
sliip wa? lauuched in 1844— namely. uiue-sJxteentliN c I un 
inch on tha sixth tier from the keel. Tin* only part of 


rSairf W' “h U3» , t 'C 0 " K S™ C "‘™i ,l ' e 7!" ® I at Ol. Pin th. 1st Beptrmber bare 

required h few tiovermneift aganf f-re of Hie order of Clov- l DOBO f utDor qUCHtlons iJCtwoeil Lnglaiid and beun 412.417 bales, against 267^63 to the same date lut 
ernor Bigler ? appointments In this State, to dispense 'VUioricfl Which have a more difftinct issue and year, showing an increaaa of 146054 boles We auota a? 
water and provisions to the immigrants, nud tin If. mise- fit)' tifficiul recognition. Even when the 'right follow?: 1 ’ 4 - 

fies wt.ul.l U- compieU* Number? art* constantly arriving cull he laid down ill tlio nhsfract, it is not til- , , , mew ouujuMgoumricATion. 

iu file territory, and they bring tale? of distress of the \.r,.v u i,.,,, *•,... , i . . *, Inferior H (id 8t£|Mlddlinir Fair 

parties who are still, backward. It is said that over one ‘T«n « » 4>* acticnl rtSCOrtaiUllient. Sepa* Ordinary 8>/® 9V Fair g lnv^ii* 


•rnor Bigler's nppoiiitmeuts in thi? ^tute. to dispense ! 


j®* W a ll 

giWBajh 

SRfS = 

L. b-reJSit t. > 


\h 1 ^ V 


.TA... - H - ll 
A...... - 9* - %X 

'"*»••• — — --»£ 




WKW ORLRANa CL*«SIKIC ATIOP*. I'kueuUU.lKB 

Inferior, 8 ^ 8)4|MlddliiigFalr... .I0>^f910>4 No. I....2.... — 10 - — 


safe 


FFIIlin FI till ■ ' — ‘ • * "ni <iuu I . 'l | ('’I'" I u.ui.inl J W® fK Fair. 

nly part of I thousand wagons were behind. The crops, this neauon, 1 1 ,llu l»ai tial grounds arc taken up hy the I Middling 9>* Oood 


the vessel which, on oxuiniuatinii. exhihited any corro- 
sion niifi that only sliglitly. was the liow. where tlie an- 
chor and chain had chafed thu puiut or coating with 
which thu vessel is covered as it preservative.- and which 


throughout Oregon, have been generally good. two sides in tlie still unsettled Fishery «niii/stion 

rroin the Sandwich Islands wu have advices to tho 11th Thts Vnlikeemrro nlisfinito • il.„ *J ' 

nfHeptemter. though tlu* new? is barren of iutcrest. The ,• , ... lx\ lx •Hiifito, flic colonistd coni- 

exchuquur of tin* Kingdom Is in u uioat deplorable state P lu,, i, with tlie (Quebec .Mercury, of the “slimne- 


Thu number of vote? cast nt each of thg President ia ing October 30. and their proportion loafie populutron 
electiouHj for tho pRat twcuty-flvo years, m us u? followh : ' » ~ i». „,.,*; '* p, , ,,, 

Urm-j. • ’ ' A'.i. ii I l\>t,s Boston ..*q). . . . . . l:;s ;ss l tu 2-i 

1628 1,162418 NewVork 3(il.. 617 84(1 1 in i; 

1832 1.290 498 I’UlludeiphiH ,.107 ! *50 000 1 iie 2t 


cii'ir huh euain unu eiiiueu rue piiiui or coating with »» •' i*'« u.or, . i. Mirren or luurcsi. Tin* *1,2 * m , 

which tile Vessel is covered its a preservative, and which ' x hi «|lier of the Kingdom Is in U uioat deplorable state I . *BO ljU0llt*C .McrpUl’y , Of til© *‘«h^|ne- 

uppears to perform its office eilectuully | Ltvcrprfol Albiou* A loan is talked of. The goverbmeiit irgun tliinks tlmt lul tlirolictiqn of nutiquul duty in the (luvern- 
r* tin current year will eltise with tin* debt of* tin* country inentofGre.it Britain ; and in the meantime 

IlhAMM n, Cl,,,:. -Th" fuH»wi„g *tat",n*nt cmnpfis".. v" 't'.nrd'.n t’.r IV" re!," nt'ahn InSrewnfriVeiliu' ,lu ' 10 MiTltlf atly 'signs Illttt the finltCl-l of tlio 

the vlcatli? iu some of the Atlantic cities fur tlu* weekend- arc m* crip|-le\J as thoseof the Hawaiian Kingdom. The U * Wn.COUIltriUH Will ^0 Oil as liofore, encroaching 


Middling 9?if» OK I Oood Fair uyfl- 

Good Middling ... 10 (at — iGoodaud Fine.. .ll£/3— 

COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT. 

_. . . Cotton, balea. Tobacco, hbdl 

Stock on hand B«pt. 1, 1852 0,M2 18,764 

Uooelved since 390.073 6,094 

- •• ye«terday....... 22,344— 412.417 05- 6 , 12(1 


n«. ii - t — ; 

Copper. V tb . . 

Unuiari’ —10 — 11 

Bharthlnt — — ' — tl 

do. vaIIowibaUI - I? — M 

-.4. 

do.Nw»loek*i.. ~W ~ 40 

T?Uow - • 



Dv«ii,.: 

l'*I|Mll,ttJOII. 

. TV iM.riimv 

Boston 



. 1 in 247s 

NewVork 


..517 840.... 

. 1 in 1729 

Philadelphia 


. .MOOl?) 

. 1 i IK 209.5 

Baltimore 



. . lOU.i'25 

. 1 in 1817 

Charlt'slbii 


.. 43014.... 

. 1 iu 1387 

Suvuuimh 

uo... 

.. 10.900 

. 1 ill 900 


iitnl resisting, until some tangible quarrel ho 


Hxportad to data 213.430 


Tlure had iweii a seizure of a t’ulil'orniii vessel loaded established The technical piirhf nf thn thwiv . , 

" i*h liquors, for an infringement of the Honolulu revenue . j,,,. 1 ' ? J u .J th ® tl0Ht ^ 8tonkon 

law? 1,1,8 been ataiseil by the prnutical concession qTiiiACra 


laws. , 1,1,8 been ataiseil hy tlm , practical concession 

From Tub iti tho news is no later than wus reported by Bitulo ill the iiouconclnsivc settlement;' but it ia 


yesterday ...... 14,709—^28,205 

•n hand not cleared 103,744 


TOBACCO—' The Tobacco Market ha? continued to pre- 


vhe steamer of tin* first iii't An.c.xtiemeiv interesting porf'oot ly.;.4J.vi(lent that neither ut the itartie? i. .... ii...i*. n..r. i„*. * , .. r(«»Fvn*rR ...... » v» • w tnnui 

po-ture,.] affairs I? described in these acc.au, ts The at- which IlhMj tllO niKMtiou il it? S, ,■ LVt',.,. n bo, ’ u *« **" loU > Eluding 100 hhd? on WadneB- Cork-, *M. IT"?*' - 

t« nipt on tin* part of tlie Euglish I'oium'ahder to jtM up a i i * f . j \ ,8 P» BCtical ,lom day without particular#. We have hoard, however, of , lW tn ‘ - 

new order of gorerpmcatoi, the leeward ielatid? is pjirtic- 1 W ‘ , .‘f tqclinioal iritet e«, and equally some aales made during thu Utter part of the providua Srab^jUi- » - i PoS?" ’ 1 " 

ularlv i*„t,Tt. lining 11,1a ia „ unwlp.bred - .M,v,|illtu" Uthlunt tlmt IlUHiter Htllo CUn bo tjiltlkllutl V8UVU wi-i-k bat uot Hum rendrtrel m, ...... x,j, , , , , d„.8M,. A-*d - 1 -lx tx,a**a.y»*Mn t 

hnuihng. Ivrln,,.- the -reared French tire Adml- lit tlio uxpenHO of wroug. «' • k- hnt not than r. purtrel. inihradng 660 hha., al«o on ljU.SMnIM« - *N - j»H ‘ ! 

r„l ti.r th" FariOc will clip it" wing-.* *Tlu. iljht in Hi,.,.,..*. ,1... I , , „ , , , . Privat. Ural.. Tb.jr wore uuderiWod to havo boon Ukou J” t ,t ' ,'i iraral'™'* 1 '- * 

From Australia we have file? of Sydney papers to July i i ' i ' i Lo >o? Inlands is f or Hpain. Thu Fruoch Government Imvo ad vertioud for do — 8k - lok VpfmftoB ■»» 

7 Tile villHgo «f Gpndagai.oiithunoith hank of Mur much more clour, uud at .tlio hegiunlng of this tonder# to supply 1.20OOOO killograramca Virginia I*.*af “ • - *«' 

ruinhl.tg," «,„d".ti.,),,l I.pntre.lnt. n week In us iii fciiglntnl t lie wrung Hocinoil muu), , , snnrexi . ump*®** 4 . - *S - JJ a™.. . 

Itntw.uiu I vighljr Ure/wvre l..t l'ho town ha. moro iinmin.nt. A.Uout.tvcrs aru flitiiw “it “ , ' , y ,' M * r, ' 0 " J ' j0 ' fe "" rRu Z ii ~ , 

„ vnmplftfiy ruiintl th, 1 rain,, hml houi, very .tvirw Ii , i,.,. I . , .J? . . crop* ot 185L- 62, fur thu uan-.of Jim French Govern, nent. tt.t,2n . ....... -w - « 3*. raPoa..,.3 _ 1 

Huslnes? wu?. .brisk. a ndpr ovUiou? high The gold di?* ! ! U ^ notifying it Tu rider? to In. decided on tho 10th January nurt nt the CalUePriat#.,. - 1 -11 . 8p*B».inc4|,k*t| I i 


.From thui^ figure? it will he seen that tho number of 
voter? iu tlm cou u try iu 1848. wa? nearly equal to the ! 
whole popuUtlOn of tho country, at tho close of the revo- j 
lutiomuywur. 


new order of gxirernmunt un thu leeward isli 
'TT' V7» i T7 i • . . ularlv entertaining Thi? i? a iiewly-bred 

K? r— I he I hiladelplua I.edgi r suy? ol luiuihug. I'erhap? tin* newlyereated From 


Three Cent Pieces n-Th" Philadelphia Ledger cuys o 
the nporatiou?- of tlio Miut. during tim mouth: " Tin 
manufacture of three cent piece? lms beeu imnn'nse- 


der t tfet" Ut which uuiuLs tlio muMtiou in itu practical '-(form 
laud? is partic- would wait for teclinicul niceties, and equally 
tl •• Mosquito” evident tliut noitlier siilc can be satisfied Uavc 


Hunt H quiet appearance, and the sale? of the week have OjJ^ra? ~ ! 1 00 * W 


-6,129 »«« ‘i*^* r»» - »4 

8 m> °E}BP?. -i« - 1<« 

8 842 T*rr«dABWrUa* - »>4 - 10 

sissteK^; 

10,041 OMhltoa 

ItAinl ........ — » — — — 

l to pre- Wrtura,i(bM. - »0 - «» 

i*k have DW«r, 


-5; 

Stef; 

fc*"™**'*-'' 

•tyatiin!:;;:; - 

fcv -i 

JL 


w> * 

U ¥.r 

'.i.v 


The i'ollowlag table show? the electoral majorities rinco Huo pt*ces were coine-1. representing lu value $80,000. rumhldge 

l.ast mouth, the coiuairu of tills verv eonv. ni. nt. Uni*. u..i» 


KEspu-TlONH. 

t ! 8 wisdum lms removed from 


Jackson's (democratic) majority in 1828 

. 06 

Jackson ? 

.... 1832 

.152 

\ un Buren's .... 

.... 1830 

. 46 

Harrison’? (whig) 

.... 1840 

.174 

Folk’s (dcai ) 

.... 1SI4 

. 66 

Taylor's (whig) 

, .... 1K4S 

.36 

Pierce’- (dein ) . . 

— 1862 probably. 

.278 


L?.-t month, the coinage of this very convenient little lletweeu sixty and eighty lives* wne l«.i-t. Th« town hai 
piece was over u inilliou ami u half, and ihcuumunt then completely ruined The rains had huen very severe 


b, Dr. A T vv- U , , S removed from Generul Pierce has. beyond doubt, tauten all former 

' Wte'fv’ i lm8 ’ ‘Sun uubrfie ld, Alll., competitors in thu i'rcsideutiul ruce, ?fnctf the existence 

of Q me riy * a 'worthy und beloved °r tho preaent purtie? 

■^ofCfftiS tn?-* eel tllat T,"° Clu “'‘ ,N “ T-’t' 1 "- rant L'nupr Echo njrc 

haB BUHt-un A 0 , * n>1 IDOmory. Iho - Although the weather 1# very, warm the cane is yielding 
t( ®«nunitv in 1 • J 0ft V •GOWftVOmont ; finely ou all the plantatiouN that we have heard from. 
Iplgfy . J J w,1, ch ho lived hap lurtt an We have never before sw*u so many finely grown caries a? 

bts beea d •’ an ^ th° Dialoctijoal Soei* »r« now exhibited hy the curious in such matter? ; and 


[ wus thought lob** immense. Large as thi? sppply i it 
doe? not i xceed tin* deuraud. 'I’tie Treasurer lias now but 
a few on baud. ' 

A Bosion Milloin.vihi — The liog ton Mail state,*, tlial 


l**iui hug. I'erhap? tl»«* newly created French Nice Adml- at the expense of wrong. ' 

■‘‘S.i'Audratre ffi5.'is:'rs;w * ‘*>« *-'.' i '<-- w-u . 

7. The village of tiundugui, on the imith bank of Mur- Biuclr ni'iie cleai , and at the beginning ot thi. 


wn# destroyed l.y u freshet on the 26th of June I week to us iu England tho wrong seemed much I 


md.Shrlf.XaM - - jox 

do.fitieoUn*«4-4 — R — || 

Ur.Uw.OMAbff* — 10 - 11 

aaA*e =■£=!?• 


t, tauten all former the yearly income of a certain rich citizen of that town "n 
c, «fncw the existence would buy twelve hundred farms. , Ills income— six per 


Business wu?. k brisk, a nd pr ovisions ldgli The gold din.- 
coveries are reported to extend aud’iiu*re«tse in value over 
an Immense surface of country Fortunes ur** being 
made, it is said, with great facility, and hundreds of Eng. 
lisli emigrants an- arriving in tlio country almost daily. 
The uiU' iuit of dust uud “'nugget* " slilpped to England. 


2, for tho use of the French Government. 

!'“’i“ v 7, v*|”»««i"uii, uiui . iiit; wuiy nomyiri^ it Tender? to ta decided on the 10th January next at tin* C'*Vu<. rnnu.,. - # - II 

lucuiwnrz' sttj.ui i o'iSb’iTv Muu,y ° r *»“•• «■ •» ~z 

.hnT! i ... ,v „ ^ i ^ J £ !’, ■ , ran 1 l l,t "' le . J V-' tranxadlnn. nf lire wnvk to indloah, *Vhang» In pricer *••!— "£;; - *• -« 

Mr uHl t, ,"u f, ■ , ' "l.jcll ilratv (orll, uud .till ua fullnwx : Luge, ifati ; Lcuf. Interior to I* » HU 

; ' 1 if raply Sltuotioulnis lire Anu.',- Common, SX06K ; Fair toVlnc,6Xfflu>J , Choice and ! IS 'J 8 

io in t.lniiii ol mioes t„ lito guuno; n sanotlou Selcetlou., t)<*©8* y. it. *u..Nto*.t»,j't - 1» - u 

winch i* nl-o ril,‘M in ,, v^ry nuirkud m, inner nc alIil '. „ , fc "j... .... 

"tli' ii.l. Mr. AM,,,! Luwtoncu's loiter .tu the SUGAU There ha* been a v.rj g.cd demand in the Ktnwffi lp? S3 

Ntni-uul Inlulligctioof, , lot, jinn tlmt lit, Imd s ««w tfuring th. week, hut with ratlmr bea.j ir^Wj— toto is w 

coitsdnlcl ut, tlm puft uf the Unitcf States t„ f™! *! I 1 ur "'" r ,, ' clln '* 1 Tb " “*“■ SiCV.'.'*. : - ft -8 

■ tlm monopoly of the L.,l*,s Isluillls Ifotwccu Tl, t*k"n j„rerd.y. embrxoe full, Krere, jsu. 

Pont lilt, I (j petit llritaiu," in s„ wnnletl us to f ^ , b ,’ T" 1 ' “ ,.T f “ 11 '"* 1 »s*r'*”se of price, *ffiVj.,.. . xo 

imply tlmt l,o , out, r, Is rite tenure upheld !,, L i ^ &*,™ y J °' ii,’ J 8„ 

Peru ns such a joint ‘•monopoly.** Alp. Well- Limit M T'LreVi’g 1 ““ * Cb "’ 7 '‘' 3)0 ' i 1 * B<1 V ~ T. ZS 

ster, indeed , l,:,B virtually revoked his license, T V*®!?" W Ifc- fm*.*(3. — 

t.i.,1 lms t.utilk."l Hint tlm -private war" will H « k * "'“'‘i' 1 *' Hda-export., 807 hl.Ja 'iSlite*. ii 15“ ,J 8 

tint he HupjHirteil hy .thu .(iuverumuiit or Navy MOLAB8K.2— n, a .uppty of Mulaxree luu beeu liberal, oo.nd.x see 11 00 

„f till, Ulillctl Stall's; Iml wu Imvo not yet I, card “ ni1 wllb " t."*' 1 demand throughout tlio week, wo h**« funtaiViox - u - » 

the ittsl uf tills LkIhis uxueilitiull noticed rale* of marly 701X1 hblx, nf which iWOO were token Fjrult. 

fTlii. . « 5aiu,.x *i... \i ... i i * yesterday. Tlio rate? have ft urd iitoU.il tli** Pk/tir*. . Pruu»i... — — — 


tu the Ij'overiiiiti'tit ut W«l,|iu«; _ cuolotaW 


nide. it is said, wllh great facility, qnd hundreds of Efig. tlio letter fluin Mi" . 1 1* won uliieli *ln»iv (V„*iT. . ... luurcaw a-c 

di emigrant? are arriving in the country almost daily \i t . uq.i , ’ ,) ’ . .. r . tW .' 01 1 aud still quote a? follow? : Lugs, 4®6 : 

in* amount of -lust uud •• iruggut* slilpped t*» Englaud. ■ 1 ’ ' / . “ ,. s 1,1 rc *!'v H “Ucttuuing (lie Anun - Common. 6X(QW ; Fair to Fin«,6W/ffl 

1 the 26th niid 27lti of Juue. was 25 Ul i ounce?. I0HU Olftllll ol ttUVCNS to tllO guuno ; ll HUIlofiou Bfleetlon? UV08a » Ik 

Tin* I'eriivian tioverumeut Imvu added to their naval which is (lino qitod ill u very lnu^kod muiinci' u* « 1 * 


4fa>6 ; Leaf. Inferior to 
6X<3>0>« { Choice and 


- i*>4 - U 

- n 

- « - ll 
-40 -44 

- *0 - II 

- !• - M 

14 00 If (0 

9 1(1 14 00 

• AO 9 M 


i cent, on hi? entire weultli— would a mount, daily. t-> more 
than the wage? of two humped hard working in* n llis 
income woulif buy a bottle of Schneider or u pair of boots 
every jthree iiiiuutes. Every breath tlie old umn take? is 
worth another iilncponce. iii? enoruiuu? capital. emu- 


lk*et a frigate named tlm Mere. des. making in ull live ves- 
sel? uf war now owned by \lml itepubllc 
The luiurilry whs perleetly quiet, and there was no up. 
peuraiic* of, any further dtlllcully oeeiirring wltii Ecua- 
dor in r* 'ference t" tin: Fl'jr-s exju dition 


wnicn is fti»o ciiom in u v^ry.markou maunor us 
otih-inl. Mr. Alihut Liiwuunco’a letter to the 


HUUAlt— There ha? been a very good demand in tbe 


Ntuiiual li.lulligeitcor, dray ing Unit lie imd '"'«« «*“*«» ,b " *" ok , but wllb "“*« 

.. .... I . .1 . .. * .. h . w' ... I receint? nr ces have further 


J JU wtuch lie lived luu* lost an We have never before ?t*eu' Romany finely grown cones a? nu u ! 101 . , *? ln 'l" ,|lc " ,,, ' i '‘nuruiom capital, coin- lu / 

oraher, and tlio Dialectical Soui- «« UOW exhibited hy tin, curium, In it ,„„ttrra i and '"“"f" ll "' lul * ' ! 1 """“““ 1 W>""« “"d mrelumtre hi,.* 

deprived of ono of lior brightest ll “T»ru nut only Urge, but full of highly enuemtreh'd > l '" rl J' 10 »'"> theto trre-t £*„ 

;“ercforc. Juice. W. were tuhl yrstmlay that the plantntiun ufMr. Fucni'rac,.,: C,;n,, .-Ib,' tmrk N. II. lift. „hl,l, *“" 


Uneut» - tl v p 1 uno 01 llor Dnglltost "» r K''* out run or mgmy cnucuutrated - * - donominate a plr. 

° r0 i Juice. We were told ye?terday that the pluntntivii of Mr. Pnon*. aule Cm .u .-The hark N D. t’ftie. which IS** ^ou K \v,a( ll 

“« With tlxra dooply and heartily syrn- " utcr ' " n ^" ll “ rlv,r ;-’" u ' 7 1 “ ldlo s »' r *”* Ii„g«he,iU« t„ urrivrd lately In th„ port „f Itererly, M,,« . „ft.. r „ , -ruin' Jraered'mr hy'iF 
tUfj tbl! friends imd relatives of the !? crt '' Tb ’ kardtoVat, uudat tide catty part *f of oue year in tlm South Pacific, lauded 420 barrels sperm which it i? supp< 

U i, the reason cut re|, unprecedented.' oil, which wa. lu, mediately dl*p,.*ed of In Salem.nt », 21 ?«« 

l L'i Iliat aa a trilmtrt d.,/a A/x l : , . re. x lholaaUoflkToUocay?: “ There wu? u heavy frost ab ' per gallou. % , U Ual?o prop, is 


Tlie Valparaiso lteuorter >ay.- tlmt tin* National Guard p or .i (;,.re„f U,*iti,'m ” iu u,, «. ...i., | u , 

iu Are, ,uipu. placed o>» tatter folding l.y (Jen, Kotanique. * «»'*'•« v*lt ID ituin, in ho Wordcil 118 to 

has oil-red tin* i i'tveriuueiit tin ir co opt iHtii u In repulsing Hliply tliut liO rejJffruH tllO tenuro lijthulil hy 
the Yankee expedition to the lsluiiiluf Lubo?—jvhieh tiny I‘«TU fls HUcll tl joint “monopoly,* 1 Ml*. 'Web* 


denominate a piratical expedition— mid tin* ^u. rul feel, stop, indeed, llllS virttiallv revoli 

..1.1*1, throughout the euuhlry seeliN in tend U»lhi- effect. ... 1( | |.. 1M 111 , tlfa , ( i *1.,,* *./ 

which Much in spoken -4 till* railway from Tacna to Arioa. eon- 1,1 , liutihcl tli’it tho ^ piivi 


e waKon.entindy unprecedented." oil. whieh 

Tlie Caddo (InZutto Buy? : “ There wa? u heavy frost ut p cr g a p ou 


T; IIl ht a8 tl trihnfn d.,re 1 • uaztue says : •• mere wa? u heavy frost ut 

,c } fl11 Wear the l l T t J UH “***"■ 1; “ 1 °n' ,111 » >? "' l8 ««'"• *>u tVednesday toorulug-tl,e Ural 
Mid algo will Dhtllll badge of mourn** of the season at that placo.’’ 

' With Its i n m-T-t °! lr Him Society to Tho Nalehex Ceurler. nr Tueiday, I, a. the rnhowlug ; 

.WtAvemcnt eX I’ r0 #» n °*' sorrow for TU»*tt>rm of Saturday last puHtled tho atm, »pl, l ie. the 

Til V wlnd shifting from duo vu«t to northwest, brlugiug a 


arriveu muiy m me |.on oi neveriy. .was? . alter a cruUe traded for by Govcriiineut with M.*ss«rs llegitq \ t’., . 
of oue year in tlie South Pacific, lauded 420 barrels spcrui which it i? aupposud will advance the inf n sts of hutli 
oil, which was immediately disposed of in Salein-at $1 21 ‘ilMa? eonsi«lerMlily. 

Her iralltiu ‘ . ** 1 Uulsn prop* wed to raise a capital of. $2,000,000 to llu- j 


j. * w » na shitting trom duo vunt to northwest, brlugiug’ a 

taut to’ thfl M of Ifr.CHC reslllutions bracl,l s “tniMplirej and a wldte fr, ?t ou Monday morning 

riatiun A,t v Orleans' end Southern Tb “ •‘"“.ry-hended vUltnr. wa» „ Muloomc gne.t Wnur 
4ecc«s.,i md also tu tho fumilv of bu ' 1 '" J “ 8 “"' D ' ““ 11 * lu b “ v " » l ""‘ 1 ""<'y >« "kin tlu, tying 
J tongue? of tboHo wlu» have been. clrculutiDg laisehoods 
W.~tU. JJ^uuy \ relative to tho boulth of aNutchezy 


In i mi e?i ini j Hei.ms. — T he Journal nf Commerce state? 
tlmt the identical pulpit in w||icli Ui urge \\ liitfieltl preach- 
ed Iii? powerful sermon? in England, was brought over t<> 
this country a few day? Hgo, and i- now deposited ut tlie 
Tract House at .NewVork. in tlio room? of tho City Tract 
Society. It i? about six feet high, nearly square ut tlie 
top, und I? u light frutne-yvork of hard wood. 


i?h tlie Uchucuina t 


B Hiir 
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IN 


f t A ' j 

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consented on the part of the United States t„ ", "ITT 1 !". !, ,toc,ta< -. T “" 

• the monopoly ut the Lola, s Isluh,l» I, „ tween * # , W*M»»* 0 ‘ nbrM ‘ m ’ 

d (ireat Biitain," in so worded „s to f ^ ‘ , prlM * : 

nit 1,0 regards tho tenure 1,1, held l.v , " forlor u ’ Lnmntnn, 2X1331, i Guod Common, * | Fair 

such a j,!in, r LVulHy." "Itjr. Weh- ^ » ll 1 '^ *“ a 0b ” 1C '' 
leetl, I1118 virtually lovokt'd his license?, J ^ 

notified tll.lt tl,o y "private ,v„r** will w eek x reedptx. .1701 libds— expurtf, 867 hi, da 
ipporietl by .tlio •(jovornment or Nitvv ' M0LA88Ka— Tho iupply ofMoU««? lia? taco liberal, 


ked liis licenst?, 
vale war" will 


The Churgti d'Aliuire? / f tin* I'nitcd States ha? i??ui <1 u nioro iiDpossililo of solution. Tlm- Mexican gov- 
eircuittr t« tho mast-r- amtowiicr? r.fTi*?*plfc belonging t„ oniment ceded tlio rigid tu form u railway to n 


not be supported, by .llm •(Jovorniuont or Navy molabsk..— rhu ?uppiy of Mnlnssn? ha? taco liberal, 
of th« United BtfttcH; bin wo Imvo not yet heard an(J wlt, ‘ H ‘ jn0 ‘ l denund throughout tho *«•*, wohav? 
the Itl.sf of this Luboa oxpeditinn. uotlced Hale? of nearly 7000 bbl?, of which 2000 wore Ukuu 

The question at insnc on tlio Mexican border in J^^day* nto have ttuotuated, tta «xtn*mw raflgo 
bulug 24j4fn)‘<^>4$ W tf»Uon, wllh most of tbe traniac- 


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ettlzi-l,* uf tin. United Staten Alter .-latiug that ,n. true. Mexiotlll slllijeet , who .-tillered il >0 1,11, SO. ll 

th»n? hr.d been received from Government ".tbm ii • > ehuu- . * . .. , . , . , u 

tenaiice or protection sIinII !?• given to the authors " of rCYINO't Ulill t'oiiiiriucil by a brici t'Oyblu- 

enterpriseg ugliinst the Lotto? |?iulid?. #ay? tioimry ,f biVerilllKMlt ill Mexico, and tllC lailcil" 

Now. ttarefure, the underrigued. Charge d'Affuir.s of ’let* made over hi? ri&^lit to u citizen (if tlu* I'nitt**! 
tlio Uuitud State? ol America to the itcpublic nf P$ru, -. 

having in view tin* iut* r. nt.- • I tatli liatinn? aud |,. log * luU ' ' *B Ini liiianl lilt, bt»WOV( I', ll l^gW 1 CiOV- 


d'?' ( ! , a . udv ' l 

i ' T (ki:n ', [ Committoo. 
;io»l ,,' T'. “awon. 


rnmont ceded the right t„ form a railway to a llw ' , “ 1 ’' i4 ® iai 'a'«, l "' l »"« 1 «f*l»F , »»tHw,wer«at21«®2i, 

-loxieati subject, who sutTered it tu lnntio. It V Ka 11 "". “"••'r '"H"" «•*>■ 

r„« revived und ennlirmed l.y a hrief royoiu- W’rek'a rredptx, 77J3 lihU-exparti, H2U8. 

ioilftry Jlovornmcnt ill Mexico, and tho patfcu- Kf*OUil— With only moasrato rruuipu and a fair dc- 


StatcH. In tlie 101*111111100, however, a 40W (»uv- presented a very firm uppearanco during the paat week, 
eminent in Mexico Inul nmileuNiinilar ccHsIon to the closing rate? showing an o<lvaiice of 15^25$ bid. 


^ioulHulfr 1)A,/roN * ) 

^»gr#pgo, xVla., Oct. 26. 

varie? tm T 1 

^lutiluf; # Fn llrll f’ "! ! ls do^roc titul 
^ develop’.! . \ w l0n u **» gcmiinp, it U 
1 "“jwiirfi’u gm " 0t ,iHul '""■•“l'ricious, 
»fcl. It is """n itlousej uiul soon 

"ntu,..,', Ii-.T" 1 .'"'' 1111 ' 'Seent, Iiko the llnsl, 
' llul "‘ lllltin d tin.' win, I f 


Nebbaika Teiihitohv.— T ho people of this Torrilory held 
an ulectiou in Oclohvr, for a delegate to Congress, wliiali 
resulted lu til? choice of Abelard Guthrie ; though u let- 


puanlti.,l In llu nltntnia nf A I ..li.w.l 7 1 it>-t .1 . .. 1 ; — - or lortu. io um um guuuo imn Ule auiu isiaiiu?, out on tlie IIKCiy i'O l II v lUlCrilll qU UlU, UOCdUHG till) VOVV wora uwoi, «,uuiHai >4 W)fo)$4 55 for Bupur- 

tor slates that', here was .'.axadbUtty that Gufhrle ^ ^ AJ,u “ 1,! " r At smfiXre.aft Sy ^Xl'wtuJ'K re-.'u to law *"W 'd '•'iffht" elaitned,,,, either side, the (Uiteftytt »6 m V hw. 

I beaten l, y hist unrut Major Barren The letter stairs “'T™ 0 ’ l '“‘ AU,, '" b "‘ rW "K f'" 1 fnndey d, sUnallnu.* nr to the put > "I L'alla". M'here tin, nil technical until,, nly he irroffutor ( tovernmcll! W.»k . receipts, OdTd hUs-«xporU ( yMl. 

farther that thu Uulted Btute? ofllcer? roshiutit | u the ' vn,,,,{ ' hetokeuing coutiuued rain? In the « lmrtered. .hi due form, hy tlie agent? of the Peruvian «*F tlio eoinpcteney of the regular (iovet'nineiit to GRAIN— Tho supply of Corn ha? taun very llibltod, and 

Territorv dnnbsbil the movement— u? did also a iiumtar of ll,ttU:i ‘' r ' 1, ‘' ,u lhu * thfl steamer Julia report? ,J '*verumeut. \n my guano furTts account ; or wtar.* re, rtjicn tlie matter, id jn Uirtpute., lint here with a fair deingud price? hay « uialntalnod an upward 


IUi»tn», Mil ... — — 8 OQ 

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do. c...r — — 

I.. moo* « oo — — 

OrangM — — 

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rr.to.Tumt IL L-ntt^ LjsIaTu tn «L» ^ T l "" 

,. - i i, * ii i i . .inwgtor. r 1 oiii tlio lligbee. tlio steamer Julia renorts 

erritory opposed the movemeut— a? did also u -number ot ». .... . * P° n14 

i .. .... , . . .heavy rain? at Demopolis, und u pussenuer bv her inhirmit 

^0 white inliiihllantH. on tlm ernund tliiit I movement ./ * . ' ‘ M - u K» r oy uer I (norms 


tho wlilto tnlialdtants, ou lhn ground that ll^movi'nmnt us tbat1ll „, at ,„ t 
wss a revolutluuary our, thry hrlloving tlmt aiipiiruliou ei , , lllun) Tb „ r ,. n of 
should Ural Immadu to Uo, Hires*. • oaloos,,. notiood hy us a day 

A Ooi.i.,:,,,: Ho w — Forty -Sr V, 'll studruts at Williams' A\ Amhiu x* MA-.-o, -tV. 


guano there, that they pre end with’ their vc*.scl* to oilier 
desllnatioDs or to tlie port of Calluu, where they will .ta 
chartered^, in dpe form. Ity the agents of tlie Peruvian 
riiiverumeul. to curry guano torTls a, , uut : or whurit 
ihey run await t I au further order? uf. the ownonrof their 
vesM*l?, if it ta tltu will of ?;tid masters or captain? so to 


it the movement that -t that nnli.t ih.* U'ntnfi*,, I.i . . . vestals, if it ta tho will Of Klid masters or cuptuiu? so 

tllat uniilieiitioti tl 1 1 1 1 llt f lmt * rlrtuu ‘‘^hteeu Inched wait, in preference to accepting u charter. 

hj piuuiiuii i u Bix liourt. Thu report oi a rise in the Warrior, at Tub- Loan, Oatutar l, 1^52. J. it.vMiai.ru Oi.vi . 

euloocu. noticed by u? a day or two hince, is coiitlruit <1. Tho Panama Star says 


nawflMM ® ‘ Ml 

4?. 14 kf » -IN 8 00 

tlu. d#i* folUid. M 00 VO 00 


taus _ S 


m 


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il'T 1 

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K'TTv- i 


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mJrrV * ilH " lyon * J ' 1 ' 1 “■ 

“frattitv I * fdu lev,: tliut which i ‘ 

W",;i 1 4 i . J"'""* t'xhtni. 'It is uft nl, id- ll * 

"•tel. j., • 11 ''iiit nut tlie, I. is 

1 bbt ‘IMuni-ii ■ T. " ,l "‘*‘ " tunny , witter.* 
(,l N»itili,’whiT l , , 1 ,llU ' flijrut ' st Orett can , 

] ' tliu greutuat.Btifl’erinn.'i 1 to 

"^-'3, : ’ Wl ‘ ,bl ‘ “>« ■•>■«.( bi'iltul per, ! “ 

'^ff |,,v Un . Uil,ilut< >' . ll; 

"fkor tlm “ 1 n" K “ tVum Teineipl,'. und' 

» « 

“irueter, moral CAcellotioo, tlio- L 


I “r-.T lb 'T I arat of tho Trlbuuc i'ki Wrara m, I V& IKK 


The Panama iitar says : 

We furtlnr learn that the force hitherto stationed at 
the islands is to be withdrawn, uu*l merely u schoonor 


Faculty. All the student? subsequently refused to utterid •• The Amurlcan steamer Ban Jacinto him ntirmto.i ■> The. l'Anuuia Blur ho? papor^ fitomduu/imiiU to thu 1U „ i ‘ * .. i 

lh.tr reelUttons iintu tUa not of expulsion was revoked, vast^ crowdof .Isitara “f all rank.am, 'rLs,"' 1 ,^ ^ \ ,, , ' right ; but u* 1/ uo nerge,! it, quOfittuna lt.fi. | 

— - . . (Jovernor of thu city down to poor starved liumcariuu? . . ^?*,* ^ 80th BepWnitar thu Assc-nihly elected tieneral liitclv lurgO) nltbougb infinitely Dioio YmgDQ, in 

SoLpir.H? or TO — Thu coruur-»tuuu .of thu -Sobtar?' who harbor here. Upfurlunatuly lor our rvriutgUbn, khu y/OUiu us I'resldeut, uud PaclficoChiriloga Vice President which ulill lilglier idflUes of tight are Involved, 


g yi't ascended Greylock piountuiu against tho orders of the follow?: r - ?el? os they arrive, 

k’llich Vfcutty. All the Btudents subsequently refused to utterid **Tjio American steamer Ban Jaelnto. has uttraclcd a *»A?i h S' Hlur ^ ha? paper faom ti 

ii 1 1 j j 1* their recitations until thu act of expulahm wa? revoked, vast crowd of visitors of ull runks and rhisse?. from the nntiw^Snllfu . . \ , , 

uU,<1 * . . Governor of the city down to poor Hturved 11 unit? iau? ,.0“ ^th HepUniltar the Assrnibly 

| b J K SoLpir.H? ok ’76.-Thocoroer-atoue.of the ••BohUtr?’ who Harbor hero. Unfortunately lor our reputation, shu ?/thaV^ UUU 1,Rclflc,J 

liters re 1 t 0 “ r T“ t ” T "“ J g"‘ W '".° rJ ' °‘" ““ tb “ ' isib “'*•• ' SwT TLrelm";. aSdTw“d *•« I,,« a-i.r. d Ita Wt* 

tho preseuoe ol ouu thousand or twulvu hundred person?. . with the best of the great uuval seliool ustablhhetl here Pu UU a,, . li vviJ . This, in eir, ct. will e 

8 CUD | autfau uddrew was delivered by Uov, Boymour It is in- There is an ease uhd opeunessof luauuer wliloh am.eur in J» r 0,1 ^ l,jr v i rlUM " r “ “‘ :l ' 

films 1 ton dad hy this mnnumuut In honor tho fo,ty..| x bt a„. “V""* ““fr** 1 »»h »>’ haugl.ty'tn.,ring of tin- minion. K7n£S?SilE Lvundor sou 

i ^ ■: ¥ ; b,, t* “•*««• *-»« •« - -«.» B r r :; - 

from ou hoard tho oolobratod Jersoy prUou .hh, Asia, -to oncourago tho |>oonlo hy k coping alt.-nilcm tix«d upon us, | U0l |ood tn of vour latu nx.K'rs'a 
, . *” 7 - : .Jr ... ’ “'"I ft" .*^.^JS*1,1 asifc P" th. French !)tareW*S;i5or had ’as Ire 


uud politically, too fur for tlioirown (iovemmeut '9000 sack- of which 8500 were sold ou Woduvsday at 670 - — h- 

to control tlicui or to determino the result, if 08? bushel, 4000 on Thursday, nearly all at 704 for Ml4cV« w •• 
it could bo dittcovercd — wliicli ia barely imugi- prime old and uuw, aud 1100 yesterday at «9/®70y V %.*dw4 Mw! 7 *! t 

nablo— tlicro l* no prqsjioct tliut tlie “right” bushel.. v .Oats have been flrm, wilh?aja? of mom 4000 w*t •>dh*4,h l -*j — 4J4U 

Could be HCCUrud. sack*, moetly for expnrl, at 39,0404 91 busliel. principally K)^‘»»uA i'I?f * I * 4 I! 

These Hoottoilfil quer tiou* cannot bo brought thulattur Thiiehoa taun uothlugdolug In Wheat... . * r |““' i«oo I 

to a practical c-mcluwioD un thu direct juHUu of Bran has Hold slowly at a range of tW$l 10 100 lb. r*^uujb»r‘FtR — 4^11! 


z ess^. 


The Assembly lms declared the act* of Noboa'l Con- 
gress null aud voiJ. This, in elb cl. will expel the Jesuits, 
for it was only by virtue of a special act of that Congress 


I notic'd in nun nf yeur jata iiapnre • statem.ut that puhlio can, lot- uiul tmhlln cunnuiciicc Much of 
tlie Freuuh Churgc to Ecuador hud asked and received , 1 .., a n wr l»iiur ,iml u , . *t .1 

Ws peH*pprt47»n. .account of insults from this floveru- * * ! *\ r 1 .* 8 ;l*C‘tklng ou the »ub- 

marit. iii ufvfjudgdiuiit the t’liurgi had uojuBi cause of °* M* 0 *' IHIicry uiHputo lUdicutiMi that diepo- 


tended hy this monument tu honor the forty-slx brave *‘^ n * w,lU „ l V huugliry taarir.g of the minion. pulrto^^orffaiXHimdi" ****** ^ ***** lbuir t, ‘“ t “Aggr-ehidvo Jailicy " which is the real key Monday a further advance wa? realized, and a lot of 100 

martyr. *Lo dic'd and acre tmrtvd „, „„„ Bravl , f^t^ 'ita c orr^ndeto "^BUr ray. , ““"f, “ C * J ‘‘ 011 '‘> t.h"V 661. Era retd., »l> tfi hh., ,ld 6u H.tog refurad far a tat 

from ou board tho celebrated Jersey prison *hiu Asia, -in unoourago (ha people by keeping attenlfon tlzetj ubou"ui i .mil, ' i i f , »„ 'WO Wore thttU nnifiliuhlo. to tlie <Ilcf.iit6tfpf of 2W bbl? Tl^* trun*actloiu»hava*l|ioohoeu on a limited 

1777. ^ " unU -thi pUutW W 7r ,lo». thi Kcth i’l.^r^Ec^il-r anS'^ccv^ Ptthlio OOWticncc. Much of scaio at $19fd$20 ^ bbl for M«??, wiUi a vury small .took 

^ uud stripe* are ?y nonymous with tmdum every where, uud his pas?port4,/iiiVcoJiU ^ of Insults from this Govern! ! l,e Abu’WVJ 1 ** wrltliigjuni speaking u It the sub- on hand. V^urday small parceUof Mea? were soiling at 

Ui.bir.Nui. Judge ml B. Dargau Uu? resigned iii? seat aa^Ci^o^ *“•“*: A" judgment thu t’luirg, had no just cause m ^ ll, J 1 ' 1h1u ‘^ iridicutud that dhfpo- *$19 25^ $10 50, aud a lot of 208 bbUsoid at afracUmiNw-' 

6u ttab^tof tta Buprme Court ot Alabama. U4,m ‘ ,nCW £ SSEt? SL U ,r ^ lon ^fwiani Jji oouipelW to draw iu its Bacon has been I. good req^ utterly akhigtarra^, 

" V ^ J , ‘ tUuytft ^ to ytonpi V»4 the horns, - C’oult^ UiigLah utat wit bu b« hruught to aud we have uot>ed mta# o?»o U t m 

. V * * ' '* ^ 


? V bushel, 4000 on Thursday, nearly all at 70* for HI4«, V »• ....t..L~ i. 

luie obi and uuw, aud 110J yesterday at 69(9704 V Dry mIU4 Mca. — » ~ 

ishul. ,. t . .Oats have been firm, with sale? of tome 4uQ0 W» l sslu-.h'*) — 4)4 — AM taw | i»|.«....iL a# m 

cks, iimstly fi-r ezp irt.at 39.S4U4 ft busliri. principally RlJ’aaaqdf'!! Z | H 48 HiSa7.„/*?lrtr 2 {3 

-e latter Tlu ie has taun nothiug doing lu Wheat... ia M b [”■»> AMT'I "S “* mi 

run bus Mild slowly ut a range of $lfn)$l 10 V 100 ib- r. gi.wv «*» r,fin „ 4^ H ^ N Zff . 

Wt,'k'« r. t-slpt. nf Corn, 7370 wok* — export.. 4207 Erera.'Jtnt.i n M ft*°k ^{fttaiSWSljS iiflB 

1'llOVIBIONB— Th. wwk npensd with u ^,n,d dvuixnd ki“.f Z Iti ~ i T b •*?' ‘ 
f..i l'.,rk .nd hidden, .n B.tiurd.y put up tlielr r»to. 6«» M ^ Ira ,« _m 

,x v'hbl, irill, ral.s for Hi. day of lJdO LhU, luctodlng LuraklJ',*" * , " j Wt»ra,'*railir ** 

t u,u ftt.M »t »lt>, ata) Hnto«p»cto4 Mm. *t »I7, 300 „ u » I 8U.i' 

r.ui.d ut *17 76. .ud goo, to tot., «t ,18 V khl. Ou S [g 3 I 

onday a further advance wu? realized, aud a lot of 100 t5ffVyi?a4 4* C |M N If 
1,1s Moss sold al $19 ft bbl, $ld 59 being rufuaud for a lot SS {* m 

290 bbl? The trun#uctlonahavto«l.uu.»u..... .... iin.u.wi S IS ' 


w*. it 00 

r.!uuwyw,fqrtL_ 4w 
EuglisB, ft lua.'so (gj 
Sto.»U».M*art*Ml o? 
Il.-'p, f* U» — 4J4 


ll 


nicy HilUht bo, not couclutlctl, but uvcVnddcu. v"hbl, with sales for tbe day of 1'JOO Lbls, including .3',’ “* ‘ 
\ltliuu' , l| tluj Atuoricnjis jirtf daily suliiuittiug us bbl* Clear at $19, 300 I'nluspucted Moss at $17, 900 yqntV tya, 

beniHoivcs more und inure to the iufiuepcc of branded at $17 76, and 200, iu lot?, at $18 ft bbl Ou 

;lint ‘‘AgKi'Ch-ivu rMilioy” which is the real key Monday a further advance wa? realized, aud a lot of 100 aJ^jjCVfiiN 


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* From Jamaica. 

Wi* 1 i*tp rcccitod flltw cf(h« Kingston JoOttal fo'thc 
21st ult . but wo do not find any now* of importance. 

Ati Kingston, rn cxtonstro system of smuggling hnd 
Iwon discovered, and sorernl nrrc*tft. had boon made, 
hnrgo quantities of brnftdy hnd cigars hml boon wMxrd. 

* The Rainbow sailed from Kingston for NewOrlfnnfl on 
the 21st ult. 

j.lw* Journal says : “On t-br night of the Oth itiftt., about 
(» o’clock, iv m.. tlio wind hogan to blow fiercely, and nt 
about 12 o'clock the Rfib Roy ran oh Skorefbr tlio second 
tinio, hot whs nr* injured; two M6opw and a schooner 
taint iforo wricked, one of which was tlio sloop Young 
H like— all her cargo lost, but her crow won* snvtpi by the 
activity of four mon. who ventured from tlfc shore in stVdh 
h boisterous wind : they were brought on shore, six In 
number, but were cutup a good deni by the rocks. Many 
nl’tho inhabitants' bouses were much Injured, and one in 
particular wns Injured by tho fulling of a coc.oanut tree. 
Mr. Vd’rt wharf house was blown down, the waters 
arose to fo great a height that' the walls of some buildings 
were blown down. Messrs. Mason and fullin' schooner 
boat met with some distress at hlttle llay. Bho became fi 
wreck, with dry goods and provision**. Fish were caught 
»n dry land to the length of twelve Inches and more. Teal 
came down In abundance, with many other birds, which 
wore also caught on the land. 


Tlie Nows by tJie Pacific. 


Thk Trimisn OorKiinsiwiT.— Tho National Intelligencer 

snvs : 

Those who haro road Iho interesting letter of tho Rat 
D r. llitcoii. while on Ills recent tour, will recollect his be- 
ing robbed by a Kurklsh chief, and his life, with those 
with him. endangered The facts in tho case were made 
known to the Turkish Government, and tho result is 
given In an nrllclo In the “ Independent,” of last week, 
which wo aulOoln : 

Tur Roiiiiriib in Ki nmsTAv.— The robbery of Dr. Ilacon 
and Mr Marsh by a Kurdish chief named Malul Aglm 
lino not been forgotten. Our friends have often Inquired 
whether the property Ims been recovered, mid whether 
f i. 1.^ a,,< * h'" nSR °clates lmvo boen In any way pun- 
ished Uy the Turkish Government. 

Mr. \\ llliams. one of our missionaries at Mosul, says In 
»i«tter dated. August fid. 1862: “ I have Just received 
4600 piastres from Ida excellency llemly 1’aolm. for the 
spoiling which the Kurds did your party a year -since ” 

. T J>w« oattnon aqu thfctf hundred men were sent up there 
anil collected this money, refusing to toko the articles, a« 
the owners were In the United B tat cp. nnd tho articles 
probably Injured. Tho troops also hroug®haok 70,000 
piastres Government arrearages, and secured 200.000 more, 
which In to come down after tin* rice harvest.” Mr W 

also writes that bp soon np tho 200.000 plasters still dun to 


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JOHN 


n llflvo full details of the news brought by the steamer 
I'aolfle; the Infest importaut feature of which, Is the return 
of boyls Napoleon to Paris 

Iioiiis Napoleon inado Ids grand entrance Into Pa'rlB on 
tho 18th October. of Course tho journals In Ida interest 
represent Ills reception as the most brilliant and enthusi- 
astic display ever witnessed In that city. Kron the cor- 
respondents of tho London papers admit that It was of sur- 
passing splendor. Rut they deny that much feeling wns 
exhibited by the spectators. The tfm.il moderate descrip- 
tion is that In the Lpudon News, which, after referring to 
the various triumphal arches nud inscriptions, says, at the 
moment he left tho station n balloon rose from tho arena 
In tho PlaceMnran. from which was suspended a figure of 
an eagle, which hovered for some time, and nppeured to 
Man Its wings over his bend. 

On the Boulevards dll Temple and Villen dtl Oalvnlre 
wero stationed deputations from various departments of 
the Slope and Oise, with haunerff inscribed *‘ Vive l’Kro- 
porenr.” The nn.ecssion passed nt a rapid rato,<the Prince 
la*l fig mounted on n obarger that walked five miles an 
boniN Tho reception, hr he passed, wlthbuf being enthu- 
siastic, was its good as could l>o desired. Cries of •• Vive 
rUmporeur” there n i taiuly were, and plenty of them, and 
no other rrj* was heard. As tho procession- proceeded 
westward. Into the nuartofs inhabited by. the more edu- 
cated nnd wealthy, tho cries were fewer 

On tho Boulevards Montmartre and Den It aliens, al- 
though n good many handkerchiefs were waved, and sev- 
er'd Upquota were thrown from windows, it was evident 
that tlfo majority of tho spectators were coolly enjoying a 
very pretty sight, and were not under tho influence of any 
excitement or nfL'clion. Still it Is beyoud question that 
this reception Is tho lost that Louis Napoloou llaa ever 
met with In Paris, nnd ho must be heartily delighted with’ 
It. lie arrived nt tin* Tulllarlcs at 25 minutes past three, 

A belief war. prevalent all day (But the Empire would 
actually be proclaimed In the evening. - Nothing of the 
kind, however, has taken place. I pa\o not- heard that 
the Achate has made any proposition fi>r treating tho street 
acclamations nnd devices upon triumphal arches as tanta- 
mount to a more f ormal decl aration of the, nation 's will. 
nml although tlio transformation is noW only h question of 
a few hours.. I belly e you will yet seo decrees signed 
Louis Napoleon. “ President of the Republic." , 

■ The jgiuljlia buildings and some few private houses are 
-ULujuiniikiUhla avcnlng — Anlminimvo-uumher of foreign- 
ers and visiters from the departments ure In Purls, and 
the Boulevards are still very crowded. Thu shops were uni- 
versally closed to-day. even In qunrters the most remote 
from the line of procession. Nvef-y body flocked to the 
Boulevards and the Tullleries. and all other parts of Faris 
appear deported^ 

It was remarked thftt none of the foreign ministers took 
nuy pj,rl iii |m i > reinonifH-o f to »d nr: — ^ ’ ^ 

In reply to Die speeches made to him by the authorities 
of .tho eily of Paris, the Prince paid : • > 


Ml him hc4i%ng wn? hy 

n? PuilflWo to pu ftArflil n struggle. Hul 
ihu Ihcti tliflrf- mlvorsnrv wns content 
urclv watching him, h6 swiftly but enu 
, null without any rnslt movement* which 
rritnto the monster, rej lnCcd tho knife in 
I UK slowly connuonood his ret rent 

nithcr, arcing him remove further Hnd 
nwnv, followed him lenitrely s and often 


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did he fbcl for hi- wtMipnn. nu In* saw her nl)«*ul 
I fn take a lonf , yot Without cny daring to bring 
himself, to nn open and bye to ye^ncountor. 

Arriving, then, onco more ht tlio last branch, 
ho ogaiti f;iMt<-ned thOYopo nroimd tlio stoin and 
slid an quicklyvas possihlc down it. Tho dogs, 
inwmwhilc, driven Almost to despair hy per- 
oriving their enemy in tlio branches without 
being nblMo got at* hor, jnmpotl and liowlod in 
heart -breaking in Minor about. At length 
Weston once moro regained -Abo firm ground, 
with clot lias toru,idooVl oozing from his arms, 
cut by* the rough bark of the tree, liis knees 
trembling, and atrength exhausted. Hut hot 
one moment did ho allow himself for repose ; but 
hardening to where his gun was laii) ho seized 
and lorried it toward the panther’s fancied place 
of fiecuritt. Vain, however, wore all his efforts 
to hold the. lioavy barrel s toady for a second — 
his limbs shook ; so lie was compelled to; throw 


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FrAix.—The Apanis)j mall itoaraship Isabel Ilarrlvod nt 
Havana on tho 30lh ult., bringing dates from Cadiz, to the 
8th, nnd from Madrid to tld* 4th of October. Wo copy 
from tlio correspondence of tho Mario df In Marina the. 
following Items : 1. 

A royal decree of tho 4lh of October opens a credit, on 
the treasury of the Peninsula (Spain) of f 100.000, In favor 
of the sufferers by the earthquake at 8t. Jrtgo do Cuba. 

Tin* jury which tried the five suspended newspapers in 
Madrid, had declared the Editors not guilty of the charges 
preferred against them by the Ministers. 

The railing of the sWaqicr was delayed one day, in con 
Sequence of a dispatch from Madrid. The correspondent 


rtg, with - noses close t ft tlie 
ioulW8 of rare breed rushed 
'-grown wood, sometimes 
tidst tho Withered leaves, 
the decayed nnd pr<mtrnto 
80 more Yosume the chase ill 
Mfcnt their pursuit wn#pf 
fftltl not tUq. nimhie-footcl 
hat tunes lure them foru 
) PAth, never rendered them 


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•MARION, PERU Y COUlSTYj ALABAMA. 

Flic ult y , 

Ilu T,V’Vi «I. 8 i i\ AuM f rnov “; AM.. Principal, and Profesaoi 
.. of Moral, Mental and Natural Boleuees. 

ai.v, Professor of Vocal Music, Piano and Harp. 


she, P«r led, and n youn-iiiah 
ndion pony, cnOinfr, hy ono 
th tho hrosd Inwting-kuifo 
thp creepers which tiu-uiit. 
F liik horoc, doapod in directly 
a, who, delighted nt Ids np'- 
ipon hiniftr njy instant, thou, 
«cnl IjJPtlio neigl.borhood of 
odotl nnew in thoir nonroh. 
avc dogs! ” criod the young 
to l-opinco his kuilo in its 
tho nflo which ho carried on 
i ttddlc lieforo him. "So! 
yon Imre, on tho roodTnnd 

0 alinll Buccood in nnhbing 
t has hscapcd us so often. 

1 ho, raining himself inhix 
ho oldest of tho dogs tuking 


, . •: , • * — ; — f •«* • mi! accin- 

"hleh nevlvo me lidti- nr., but tlio continuation 
ol tun.,, of #liich I liavo burn tho object duHHg my jour, 
m y. If Franc, dv.lv™ tlio Empire, it |„ Kcaire rhe 
Hunks that this form of Government will best secure her 
great in . s nnd future Volfnre. r-Aa to mo. under whatever 
title It may be peftnlttcd me to serve Fiance, 1 shall con- 
secrate to her all my strength, nil uiy devotedness ” 

Tlio pillars, and other oruamuntul works, are thus do- 
Fcribcd by one writer : 

A ‘ th " corner of the Kuo do In l'laix foiir fight elegant 
pillar.,, extending ncrota tho lloulcvard, supported by fes- 
toon, or oak leave. Half Bay up the tBn central plllare 
were placed rlnglcs of men In urmor. Intertwined with 
Ihe central festoon, wa, nn thb western «ldo the Inaerii.. 
Don. “ X Ive I Lmpereur," and on tho ptlier. •• To Napoleon 
KI-. Iho HraLButlallon of the Nnllouai Guard " Through, 
out the length or Ihe lloulevard, might ho soon at' inter- 
vaU Cocoratlona bearing similar Inwrlptlon, On behalf of 
tho different battalions of Iho National Ouard, At the 
■corner of the Chnuseeo d'Antin waa a banner hearing the 

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Mins , Music. 

Mrs. Hmiih-c.a Oi.aiikk', matron anil N 
A commodious and splondid brick i 
c6mplet»*d— ninoty-Hcvon by forty-nc 
—which for stability, convenience ui urrangemcni. nml 
Is iimsun A," “V !‘" a oonifurt of private and school room,. 
4- 1. l i t 1 f.' 1 1,7 “'*? In tho country. The 

nSS' l'f’ *'! " i ! bullaln B- »ud with Id, lady and 
JI.marlV.il! V 'i fUPWlnttffid, Ihe lloaVdlllg 

7. I f, V ' | A 1, *< l i' "111 tosldo In the Seminary, whS 
ralthfully (liechiyge, tlio duties of Matron, Nurse and 
( ,In M 1,11 tlmc ’' P "P U " Will Hnd tho emu. 

wHh fr 1 "‘‘"“‘J 0 " 8 of liouio. The Principal, 

slVlm re ni ‘'••ChlTS, nil.. ftlSO tlVO 111 the 

» a ^ K V, IU ' J “ ,|J rorl “ Hielr morals, manners 

and habits of tho piij.il, lining under Ilia charge' nt all 
Ofe “ r l exorcised under a wflolesome 

,.HlV ®f F>'ll ul »‘l0"“. vefipeellng neatness, order, punctu- 
n ! i y *i °° n0,UJ I a ”‘. r, ‘K ularJ, y. caleulaled to give a snft* 
and vigorous UilTelopuinnt to character. The appliance, 
of homo and family are not removed hy this arra , gcuc..t. 
but perpetuated and strengthened 

.lev !h m'"? : ob , ol “"! l ' ! y" sr *1“ coumienee on Tlnirs- 
fh£ldue‘tlV 0 .l. S, ^ t ” ,l ‘ l '''r 18W I'ui.lM ekn enter at any 
KSneO v R y ' : ." r ' ohargeahlo from the time of 
Iraucc. No deduction will bo muth* but bv «tM*cinl m- 

tong ml with the Principal 1 1 

lloardora study at night under a teaclier They are 
n3 E :; r " ll 'V ' " u ““ k nt lll B hl . »od rise early In the 

'" lJ l “ Ub ' ““J 

r0 |? 1 k»n ru lar * ?l ‘’ couveuientiy and comfortably 

and orWnit. f , ^ 11 ^ r ^ lllri,il l(i ^ccp thejr |wardrobca 
a m private apart inonts in ncatn^u nml a 


WOOLEN GOODS, ETO. s 

• TIIL Undersigned liavo in store nnd offer for snlu at 
very low prieep. to rush nnd short time purchasers, a large 
ana fropll stock of flue nud course Woolen Goods, well 
adapted to the Southern und WcetlTn trade, a portiou of 
which arc asfollows: . 

2 cusea black jiud*colorcd broad.cloths ; 

^ , J” doeskin cassimerop ; 

^ j ' “° Sattcneta. assorted qualities ; , 

b do morino cas-imeres aud Keutucky juuus , 

J do all wool und half wool fcwoeds ; 

.W do kerseys and llnseys • 

12 do • plftid wool linseys ; 

1H bales Kentucky twills and plains ; \ - 

am . ,,ilUUl,, ' , • Ml q utilities and colors : 

.iii 1 /’ ,mbrft '-‘ 1,, K ernry color and kind, with 
many other kinds ol woolen, cotton, silk and linen goods. 
AUo a complete assortment of such other goods m are 
usually kept ill our line of business 
Wo respectfully ask the attention ofclofic buyers to our 
JU8El'll It. PALMER k DO. 


Jn a brief epivce the skins were thrown acrons 
the pony’s back, nnd away trot ted aurboltl hun- 
ter, followed by his hounds, in search of new 
dangers aud froph prey. 


ARRIVAL OP THE CRESCENT CITYT 


sunblcd to lay before our readors tly; following particulars. 

From the Information of a private correspondent, it 
' •Ppeara that tlio Captain General has determined to re- 
gard Mr.\Vm. Smith ns a rasmtgrr on tho Crescent City, 
nnd not as a Gorcnimeut employee, and on this ground 
is ills t xclualon baJh. 

From our latest Information, Judge Sharkey, tho Amor- 
loan Consul, had been called on, and waa in closo council 
with the Captain GeneruL 

Tho U. 8. steamship . Orescent City, Henry K. Daven- 
port, .U. 8. Navy, Commander, arrive d from NcwYork via 
Ilavaua in eight days nnd thirteen h* ure, lenvtug the fat- 
o’clock -a. si. of the 3d iust. 


RICHARD NUUKNTkOO, 
Cotton Factors nnd Commission MerchanU, 
Itow. Caron delct strei*t. New Orl. ans, ’ 

iVllKlllf. IVILUAMuTca 

Uuuim%,iuu Mvrehaut,, No. I!3 Oravlw ita 

leans. 


Iho cusUmia returns for, tbo your 1851 had been pul>- 
liahtd. 

Thi. Import! amounteil to fO, 073, 870, being on Incroale 
of *831,840 on 41m proyloui yenl-. anil tho oxporta to 
*3,701.117.-,, being a deernuo of *115,344 on tho nrovioui 
year. 

The numbor or vessels arrived and cleared show an in- 
crease of 118. 

Tlio duties collected amounted to $.1,000 418. being a tic- 
crease of $.110,682. This decrease is caused by the nlirojjn- 
tion of tlio export duty and diminution of the rates of ton- 
nage dues. 

lNTi:ntsnNfj mow Hkaxii.. — The papers from Rio 
Junoiro to tbo 18th September, received hy th? way of 
NewYork, contain some interesting items, although they 
are not as into us wo have received direct to this nort , 


* A L AGENCY 

A Y 11 E S , 
lU'F.STOX TEXslSi 


GENERAL AGENT to' 
Purchase and sell Real Estate. Locate Lnn 
Ine and quiet LnmlTitlvs. pr«K*ure J'atents 
mviila neci-.Bary to |., rfo„L titl. .a to lamll 
■Lutida, anti H, (lv. in Latnl mdd lor Taxra 
cure Foreign and Dotniiatlr Dohta In any r 

ol lexaa. aud attvnd to all buslu.M port! 
erul Agency. 

He refers to the Attornies and business 
ton. and to . 

Messrs, k Jkvni.mis, 

A. 8 .. Bahiih ^ Go 
a- V. " , ‘‘“Wifi, Daooa, A Oo 
- » Lommunlcationa addremod to ‘11 
Oalveaton. Trxaa,” wUl ho punctually att« 

NOVlaJ-Ot. , 


I OBtlionpUnd, gnawing Will. 

l bark of tho noblo tree wirfeh ^ lh ® Lrefocnt City approached the .Moro, the pilot 
er to their foe, aild thUH hill- came an< * inquired if Captain Porter or Purser Smith 
lit of him. The hunter HOW ***** 0n boar(1 - ^P 00 being informed thut the bitter was 
5CH spot, «nd without etayins Onl,oar ‘ 1 * ho declined taking the ship In. and Captain 
, htffAped in OHO bound, that ^ aTun P°^ k)0k the Bhip ill without his assistance. Ah 
animal, from opt Dig gntldlo, ' 00n ** J 110 lulchor ,,a " lot go. the t’spUin of tho Port 
clanco to search tlirouuh- Ca,no • ,0D F 8ld «. and after learning that Mr. Smith was 
ea OI the tree, round which °° fi tftted that no efemmunieatiou could bo had 

tping in BO much exultutiou ; f '^ oro un tll he returned from & visit to the Cap- 

vixt two of tlie branches the* t ^ n ® enural - upon his return he stated tlrat tho mails 
Qg creature which, '(elinginjr aDl * P asw n K«rs for lluvann might bo landed, but tlmt no 
Jw, seemed to deem itself 111- cl ^ cr Person would be peimittcd. Capluid Davenport 
i and conceal e*l. It wdft, in- t ^. on dotted him n letter from tho Anu^tcnn Consul, just- 
|ark amidxsT the shade of the w hioh advised him thut the whole difficulty hud 

ltisg pr&ctiged «yo thnn tfmt Conklin, except Captain Porter and 

taut of the foteat to 'have rc- ParwrS ®Rh would not bo permitted to land 
in .doubt as to the description The Captain of the Tort said this was a mistake ; that 

8 earnestly Bought to ehuu his :r? maUa passengers for Havana might be landed on 
Weeton’s eagle eye Boon re- ono occasion, but that if Mr. Smith returned in tin* 
•ouch ing figure and long tail, *hlp from NuwOrleans. no communication would boper- 
fioFfecUr conceal, the nail- w hh tho shore; thut thb Fpanish Minister ut 


- ... 1 . I 1 *>i ncaiiu-Hs und order. A nroner 

uSto!Ti y i , * k ”"i lirg " of ll "' ir clotl ™B. ln«pi(vtn*Uft 
uhffn Fftturjay niomlnix l.utruvl« Ihvm In 

plain sewing nnd necessary repairs of clothing Every 

l,r HI mu ' BU, , U ' t ' 1 ’'' “""' k, ' d * il ' 1 lll >' •wm.V.Uft.uu 

. 0nt . , ’ ly . n, * ,0 f t * ur, ‘ to patrons, which are a 


ur, ‘ , M ‘ ut t0 Patrons, which are a 
showing of the scholarship und deportment o 

s ato not allowed to uttoud parties, balls, dancim? 
oHes"^ ,unuaoment calculated to interfere with 

ure not received by pupils, except with suitable 
'mruuuuiion to tho Principul from patrons. 

“‘“ ci » ,aI ’J 1081 have certain Informatioj, respecting 
SI®U correspondent. Pupils are retiuired to attend 
Church nnd 8unday .School on 8abbatli. 

No accounts will bo opened in Marion but with the 
expressed permission of patrons. When articles are tb 
bopurchared, the lady of the Principal must approve the 
purchiiso (who superintends their trading), ffld thus ox- 
pendltures will be controlled. Patrons should antlMpute 
DehtSf n. Ult! ,! v ' a,,tH “f P U P|1» as far is prui ticahl J. 

In'ftlL'll'If. to onoouragii „ m ,m y 

ift/JIftWiy. P l '“ 01 |,u l pocktl m,„u J 
The Institution has graduated Torty-fouf youmr ladies 

»rv bving mu.lv 

ftftreln. ! b . ! K ' lucrvasing Ha Library, Ap- 

paratus. Cabinet uiiil Herbarium. J y 

i Mu,iio ’ Dr awlyg. Painting and Modern 

Languages have been engaged in this Institution for the 
■Mm/ 1 !* vears \ with decided acceptability— are superior 
OwAri ’S 3 in‘| d 8p,tt ° d I ,J ptirformurH °» Piano, llarp. Guitar. 
.AhuTjvpmmvl ' Ut0 ’ “ nJ bi * l ' l F -oomplUh..! la 

n Ah , to m r ?. l , Urt of hoard nud Tuition. $.147 will nny the 
!!,° n « d |' ^ uit,on aud incidental fees of a Young Lady for 
p^.n i U, e ■ > i 1 *, ur *?* lh" collegiate* course ; f 177 will embrace 
jBftE*, Ll T ut 227 l .h 1, above, with Music on Guitar ; 
$.-oi .Music on the Piano, Ireneh. Lathi and Board, regu- 
lar course. etc. Books, StUtlonurv. Music. 


r. a. bialAku. 


classes, or a: 
their .studies. 

la^™,„“lh‘ 0 TriS P ai 

nvJrv \ ,,U8t bave Cl ‘ rtaia information respecting 

®,T ry , corr ‘‘ 8 P o,1(l0nt - Pupils are retjuired to attend 

, .viiool on Sabbath. 

•to" «‘l CC | 0Unt8 i w , bo °P ene ‘ 1 Marion but with the 

l»••i«.'r«lL^?iS, : ^ i a»-" ,, artiCl ''" '' r “ 

purchase (who superintends their 
pendltures will be controlled. " 


DR. GREEN LEAF, 


Office Jackson street, between tho MsAtt-h-w 
Tclioupltoulas stm t. 

Residence — Corner of Jackson and Miguisc strwu, 

faytte. • . a-. 


laL.V.w' 1 !’! 1 '? ,° f . t . hlrtv F™™ ,u “*'“ buxluvH by thoir 

uill.^lha 11 , lo U>« bv.t form for 

a* Us, the combination of metals imi.i iimyna n r l, , , „ 

.qulaltolbMocurfiig iu greateaU^aityf.^nmirth' 

-"fh’hla vorv^oxre nal v M ; wlllcl1 *“ProTemvuU,toK«tSi.r 
,T" ry ': xt "?'l'>' aaai.rtiuont of pattiTn., *5, now 

X who w ' Wh ° B ro * " “P '■> bud. 

Ulloo wl.T. n , V ,V7 “Ijoavor to austaiu tlio roou- 
tatlon which the establishment has heretofore onjoved 
both iu this and foreign countries ; the Bells from whlrh 
bavo repralvdly rucvfvoa tho .higbwt .“llnjs™ 
\ ork State Agricultural Society and American Instituh* 
IVn ,V W uir ‘ W . m ’ < n|u l , l ,, t' d Chimes and heavy Alarm 
M 'athf ST m^Trv 1 ' it 1 ' Bnl ™ " nJ (.’.aad» y 

danlly on hand an aaaortmonj “'fflt iSuSL.™,' 

and lux-' 

, P ixo ca,t to ordm r ‘ S “ ^FOaUioo Coating, of any 
All oommuuicullone prouintly attended to 

~ ANDItKH' M FJNEELY’S SONS 

It ert Troy, Albany county. N. \ . ia,r,i 
..IU . SLAUK. DAY A STAUFFKR, 

Agents in New Orleanf, 

... , „ , notiob7~ 

., “ I 1 *™ T “ la U “F aaxoclatcd with no Iu tlio Faotorage. 

LoiuuiImIoii and Forwarding bualnoaa, JOHN D. CAM 
DF.N. F,ftt|.,loto of SI. Loula, aud will continue tho bull- 
“ under tlio name and alylobf tVATKHS, CAMDEN 


•J ...uu,. U fiupiig as rar «- Is prartlcablc. 
t perations will not he performed hut by special 

>n from Tintrnnu J 1 v 

encourage rvonomy 


| Tiie Date Tkiirinlk Railroad Accidkxt.— -T he tele- 
graph lias alryady announced fbo ocourcnco of n Icrri' 
bio accident on tbo Boston aud Sprlnghold K.llroad. on 
tboSOth tilt, Jt occurred nt tfindsor Lock#. Uiirteon 
milnSfrum Springfield. The Ilostoii Ben gives the follow- 
Ipg particulars : 

The accident was caused by 

abrupt angle, 

three passenger earn were thrown off. ’ Tlie're 
thrgWn with tremendous force, some fit'te 
into the basin of the canal, In -which tin 
twelve foot of water. There were upwards of tw.VnivuT.R-" 
eetigers In the ear*, several of whom were ladles The 
tram wus going nt lull speed ut the time?" and so Irene, o 
dun. was the collision of the rear car. that in ts dl“ . i 
to Ita vs, .lory landing, it made one entire rerolutlon 
striking whi cls dowuwurds. " 

The car almost Immediately filled with water but bv 
great effort of the male passengers, the doors w.'rc ftroej 
open, and l.hc persons, one by one. drawn from their ter 
rlble and delitb-tbreilteulog confinement. The tun of the 
cur was opened as «oon as possielo with fixes. In several 
places, when two brothers, uaiin d Parker, brlonuinv ln 
awtuoket; It. 1 . and having just returned from Cailfor- 
nia. were taken out dead. It was g. iiemllv thnuwbt sh.i 
several others ware killed, but »ubse. 1U eut luresl ga‘t ion 
“uppily prdVcd the reports untrue 8 llon 


Dealers In Carpeting. Oil Clolhs sa4B 
'Hoods. ,. Nos. 2d Clia'rtros street and 
street. New Orleans. 

A. J. WHIUlll. — . — — — 

A J. WRIGHT k CO. 
Cotton Factors and Commission and 
chauts. N'i 


--- - - j a portion of the rail, on an 
.«.!”? i 1 ^ Jrwk. by which 

"" mi* caj* was 

teen l'eet below, 
here was about 


rhooe branches they knew 
at Jr vain was the: low 
’ Honied to hasten the jn ow 
hjr; he ecctned etfddtaily 
n, laying liia gan aside, 
“re a caution* and ntten- 
the tree. Eoaieurod at 
that which lie desired to 
he belt in which hit, knife 
stuok. and taking off his 
eturnod toward the oalr; 
though anxiously oIibci- 
emeut, had never once re- 


lo. (57 Gravier Rtrevtt, New Or 


Tlioa. WATKHS. JOH.V U. t'AMDE.V. (TI1XLEI VlTDI 

Waters, Oamden A Co., 

COTTON AND TOBACCO FACTORS, AND OBIUlj 
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 
duly 3. _ No. 102, Pcydras itrset. Nsatkkul 


REGULAR DRV GOODS TRADE. 

'ALMER k CO, 


JOSEPH It. , 

Importers and M hnlcsale Dealers la Dry Ooodt CCwjl 
street. New Orleans. kli' 


8100,000 WORTH OF 


Fashionable Clothing, Gentlemen's Fufilh 
Ing Goods, Ac., at Retail 

ALFRED MlfNRQE If CO.'S 


CENTENARY INSTITUTE. 

SUMNKKF1ELD, J1.1I.U1H fJOVKTV, .'lUl 
TIIU Exercises of the Tenth Session of this Institute 
wUlcommcncuoti the First Monday of October next, under 
the control and direction of the following named gentle- 
men anddadles, who coni|io»e the Faculty : 

'/xi-'s., A , " , M ! t V"MP,B. D., President and Professor 
Of MMK4,and Moral Science. 

Ret. Eli IIuiidarp, A. M. 
guagofl. 

Mu. Tims. U. Ahauu, ProfoMor of .Mathematics 


l*odlug, but a* Captain', Far tur, whose course he entirely 
approved, was Interdicted from landing, ho would bimt'clf 
docUue the penuissiun granted. 

Judge Sharkey, the U. S. Conaul, oamo on board and 
had a long and full conversation with Oapt. Davonpurt In 
reference tu the pending dlfltcnltiee and the course to be 
pureoi d upon the return from NewOrluans. 

The Captain or tho pert waa throughout the several In. 
tervtowa, extremely polite nud civil. 

Aa soon as Iho u. 6. Consul learned that the passengers 
In transit would not bo permitted to land, ha called upon 
the Captain Oenerul, and It waa through his efforts and 


*e lclt lt, as I can not sec it anv- 
fs^anil, for ten dollars, ono nmy 
few. scratches from tits young 
i out. Master l'anthcr f l nt 

to Lis pony, which 
lOtljr Lepu h v, nnslung a roj>o 
tt neck, bucklcl on hia trinulc 
» L* r^lacod hie knife, but Kit 
tmind, und l>egan to a*cend the 


One Prlco” Mammoth Clothing C8tabUdifl«t-Sc U 


Magazine street. New Urleuu*. 

GENTIaKMEN visiting Now Orleans are rp^prctW* 1 
| vited to ciilland exiuuine much the Uigef t wJ sm**®* 
plete ansortmeut of goods iu the above line tobefooftii* 
tho South. 

We umnufiieture all our Gothlngexprsiily 
retail sales, and it 1 h with tho perfect confiJenctclW 
able to give witisfactlon. that wo ask ull wIiobijM 1 * 11 
with a call to examine particularly our styles, attrt*’ 
tun*, triuiiniugs. kc. 

All goods sold hy us ure warranted In every wp* 1 *- f 
alter tho pui*chaspof any. urticleauy lllslftti^i»cfi 0 ■ tf ^ , 
it win bo'ohoorfully taken back and tlio money rtfn<M 
Our objvct is to plenso our customer*. 

Xi~ ONE FRICK FOlt GOOD8-N0 doTlslkm. 

fvti-ly ALFRED MUNROKk CO- , 

34 Matfaziup strcsL Nsw Oriw**^ J 


I’rofesPorof Anoiont Lan- 


pusiifliigers. tho most terKhlo and liidc 
,lt HUh hut a colllslou. 11 bound. 0 
> Jubuiorgetneni — all in the rapidity, nb 

[Californians had Keen absent in th< 
hru» y«ars. and our informant' states 
quontly. on the railroad passage, spoken 

w th“:::x K - Hud , gr v eiiu K m 


IkgSSCf. p i“i“ D° u, «lana. who owns a Targe Sugar 
the City , of NewOrluans, und 
1 -NewOrleuns and Opelousas Rail-' 
neighborhood-— entirely secure 

u open land enough to umploy 
aud to make, from 600 to 700 hogs- 
as u partner soMc)t<>o<i 
or . ■ . . in.r.'K — ; 7 , u ,,r '' K0Ut f °reo on tho place from 
doUnrs^incash im, dVUUCu S° m tuu to fifteen thousand 
mentMthaiwni , JfiS W wil1 u ‘«‘ko ull the other pay- 

Advocate, the Noaliville 
' *"■ wd, nnd tho Richuioud 
copy the above till the 
their accounts to this 


!, Al ^ • lUwsr.v.' I’i ofegHor of Bbgllsh Literature. 

„ • : U- Towi.,:a, Teacher nr English llrauches. 

l'l»M ’ MAI " S ' ,1 ' l '"“ :TT| cf tho l'repaiatory 

Mon, Ji i.es Biunr, memher'of Ilia ltoyal Academy *f 
aria, 1 rluclpal of the Musical Department, und 1'rufussor 
of French. 

Jills. Ll'cinua Fliioi kon, Assistimt. 

Ratos of Tuition for tho ScholasUo Year. 

MALE hki'artuknt. 

Frimnry Glad*.. tor on 

English linunmnr. Uecgrupliy. Arithmetic and iiu’- 

hatln. (Irecli, Mathcmat'lca and Natural Bciiinoia.’ 4u So 

FDMA1.K lil.l'AlVI .MK.NT. 

Froparutory. Class ru . 

Oolleglato Department .'i! ! .' '/.] ^ Jo 

. , Extra Ohargos. 

Music on tho Piano (Ul 

M usic tin tho Guitar 4,, IS 

Use of piano, * r 

Drawing J'ufuting and' Eml/roidery . X 1? S 

f reneh Language ; .j? 

Each student will bo charged two do|lars per year for 


alah to the , 

road— situated in a lino 
from inundatlnii. and wit 
from 70 to 80 liand». | - ' 
huada uf sugar auiiually, desire?' 


times round 


Kh ht could not firmly clnsp, and "Bm^tatloiu that 
ends together, he seised it some- ,1 “ 11 pxrrongere went , 

> right and sometimes with tho loft r “ v mom ents before i, 
ita tasistanoe csutiously mounted of tbs fll “' or L 
while the houn (lu, comprehendin'* 1 0l!nl Uitj, came ou iy 
t he meant, jumped with doliwlft ,f l ' urfl - r s “>th wool 
ok. Slowly then, indeed, but I ml * do,, 3 r * n ff chai 
ibed nearly forty feet up the nlcn- wouId ,,u b<> “Wed. 1 
Le arrived'at tlio Lrat branch ; hlm tbat undor uo « 
fur a moment to rest liimself and emith ’ or an y °V bpr 
0 felt if hia knife wus still secure, * n J COQ1Q *uifieaUou 
toward the young panther, which Captain Fo 

st motionless, aud dinging to tlie tallou - had * two pr. 
aa at first. Weston then dun"- * utur *.' dlfavowcd the 
L be no longer needed, round bis ~ 

muking use of the twigs us mils Alatoik’i LAiir .— ; 
ladder <Ke ascended quickly nn l * frW5 ffifewry speeches 

s the cull, wbicb, though it did Dulwer, and Others. * e „ 

b# least, fctiil kept its fiery eyes Edward, in bis characteristic, 
toe. - Jiu4-tyet 'wilder 

Ucliing (be progi rose of our bun- OenJUuim - 

rroxim. SSSSiSSrt; 

.*1® E US r °?~ Other recede, an ol 

r in we cud, who lay, with tail themnufriei 
m one w tbo withered trees thut ^command. 
hU branches |n torlnood in that i« **■' 

id. die threw Wlf. tooth and 


. n- -- . iMivu mr : 

leaving tho port of Havana. Mr. Mo- *; a hundred men UU d boys, w 
Drmko t Co., oondgiKU of the Crea, wJV. 0 ?. t , 1 " ueJ J 1 ™- went forth 
board, and aUted. by .uthorlty, tbat oommendSbu'b h 8“™d' tlm'rom™ 
fid eend a letter to tlio Captain (Ion ,l, ‘d yet again night net iu nud st 
argo made sgalust him, tho difficulty 1,Ht tbl! n g°ules of the inotln 
Captain Davenport, in reply, arsured ma'Jro'iS W , 1U !‘ mt Ll,r »» 
clrenmatauc... could be allow Mr. roan only purtroy': wtS. a^'S 
officer under hisconnuaud, to addrush ,ul “'Kht wus pawed. An increa, 
to tbo Cuban authorities uun the d 1 lh,,,ustlvoj with the 

orter.an oflloewf unblemlrbed repu- ('fi'red ro mnfiglu th " llCri '' lVca 
revious occasions, under his own Big- *° direct in the w, 

0 charge. a long line wus f 

junrch rinmwcd. 

-At tho opening of tho Slauciicster 
j wore umdo by Dickens, Thackeray. 

Among tho good things said by 8Ir 
^3, figurative way, wus tho 

-You will remember that story of Aladdin 
r o read in our childhood — how u poor youth 
itn n cavern, and brought back, from it* 
tt nuup. Accidentally he discovered that at 
•ion of the lamp a mighty genius appeared at 
Awed bv Uhj terrors of the spirit thut he 
I w. , er r’ J 1 ? at “ r “ t 0n, Y to employ its 

I t0 ***** common aud ills humhh-bt wuuts— to 

S tbc V* ir *‘ ; 1,ul ev.*a«l«Ux aceurtomi'd 

° r tbl ' skrabtlc agent, bo employed II to 

2Sr5""5' *° amaftn tremure*. to balllo armlo*. , 

and to triumph over fo. a,, until, at tbo cloao of tbo story. ^ hchola tho littl.. 

or , th “ '‘■“"d'-rfui lamp i« tbo .uvorflgn ol n 

Uv'clo la W* romote poakrity. Don- 

uro 7 ** “ ‘J 1 ** of lab6r “t command of 
fcnudtf ‘ rft ! “‘, d ll »' •““P. .»• «ro con- 

phvsieal genius aoldy to our common und 

’l that ipiritahhu* W W< ’ * re aoeUalon ‘ :d 10 “*» urwseiic* 

have obUiued a j«cr 
and o* «kn c 


_ Fn,m u,e Wvsrpool Simi lar, I, (). tol.ei ]i 

I! “ ^W 0 ,", 18 khom Lh K iuooL.—tThc emigration fr.ii 
Liverpool tbl. year bid, fair to .bow a very large h.ereai 
over thut of Inst, or of auy preceding yi>kr Tl.i. 
are the monthiy returns «,f tho first thm* quStere of 186 
and ISO-, as made to tbo custom house by the govern 
ment emigration officer y lue K° Vtrn 

1861. 1852 

January f'S' ^ 

February 39 ll.oyl j, 4*'g| 

aS'“.:;v iv”‘ * «5S 

J“'y .....48 

Augu *f. II 10 717 S Sffl 

b'plernber .... .. 5S 20.21'J 02 

, 'Total 1-1 If, 0.174 4H 

iMOreiiBe In 1852. 2 ship* nml23,M0 paaamwert.- 
1 ho tptul emigralion of last yent. endiiig the 31«tnf 
December wns 1P6.032. That of' tilho unintCs of the ores 
Two ) mb;e ; , ' r '.'" r 'Ai S ,'' l ' lyIll lr ' > Delow thu wltolpaf 185l" 
tu™ r *“ Wtej, connected with there rm 

ft. yordC t^he“ ro" IM dwZtffA “wSlylthlllS 

SSSr 


Cherry, Hundei 

1 Ui~ Thu Boutin 

nnd Loulavlllu Cliri»liun Advoeiito. 

Lbrintlau Advecnle. will pleare to 
l*t February next, aud forward 
office for payment. 

B. H. FAHNESTOCK’S VERMIFUGE 

The Safert and Most Effective 

MtE.iiEu »• i' on it'on.ns. 

From. I II lUtATJFOItD. Merchant, llevwood Co T.nn 

In mm Tbo . olv m " U M° "“i 1 h “* n “ ) ' ropulatlon here, nnd 
lu met, IU« only one that will sell it* B. A. FAUN ESTOCK’8 

3SS* ^jArss&szsi 

lu , L ‘‘ liciu ' , 1 i u , tli0 common ailments of children ,1 
C0U 1J anything to Increase, It* po.mLltv 
el.ew litre, they might be obtained from almost ererv alii 
which KSi r fur D* , . r ‘"* I ' a Howe li ilot a faSlyln 
Jft,' nw/ r,.U! n r * U, ° ,to « *“» »“ Daa^prorcn. 

in N b ewiwl!.ft'!,“. <l . l ’T 1 * r ."NUoto* te «old hy all Drdggl.t* 

s^hi'ar 1 

PRIZE ESSAYS 

ON UUTlilS OF MASTERS TO SERVANTS. 

ily Ji, v N - JloTyelrc. 'of New Orlcau*: llcv. 0. F, 
Stuege*. ui Alabama ; Kev. A. T. Holmes, or Georgia. 
This little work was published a year ,inca, and ha* 
mot with encouraging success umi „.,w.ii u ii„ 


MU. JAMES WRIGHT 

Having fur private, reasons which no longer rfi*® 
continued* his interest during tho lust busine** 
the firm of James Wright & Son, wo hare now U»F^ 
sure of anuouncing thut ho becomes this day •!"■** 
in our houre. and t>ulicils the interest 8T hh frk®^** 
former patrons. 

To correct a general inlrapprehonsion, H h pr®!* 11 
state thut lie lias no interest in any other boua». 

JAMES WRIGHT. A.J.WR1QUI* 00 - 

New Orleans. Dee. 1. 1851. t 

M03K.S GH KEN WOOD b 00. . 

Ci.uimi-.-ionaud Forwarding Merchants, Ntf. iDCst®** 
street. "* 


■ f »H*-T Hour pasfed. aud i 
tige Of the mining wax discovery. 

ity imd, S,1 U ; , |' P tt “, 4 ,0 «’ a suspi, 

Llflrk t \\‘ l } •‘‘ 1 l ‘* l ‘ ht scrutiny ; every 

▼W^ nsih k \ y k ru ^ d .vM.Ty fir nnd cradle k 
was tb* . baua , grossed onward. Long ar 

wa« tut heurcli. and many fears for the lo.^t 

and w.** 1 |'* lilUl1 ; Tl "' . ,ln Dad Iiu- passed tl 
sM.s's . Das., rung behind the west -rn hill 
^y mmsiyl his son. partly dlsroi.rum'l ft 

rXri.in"" . s r mh - “ «» Jmwn. ns hy ihe 
au invislbl.. pilot, In nn opposite direction 'far 
“DD". stand 1 "* and dlecun iaghpTn 
Prn lj or abandoning further.*, -areh n dhtni 

Droku upon their ear. The, hastam'd 1 
Sr as nreeH U, ?.*“ U f‘ l Dto^ad' d, and having 
rorv1a P tmf.b^ We, ' 1 , , '7, ,,uU * J ul 'd in. Ms few 
afew s. , Ul ? I »K«ln that found was Ireanl, n m | 
a fewatepsjn another direction, « !»*«*«« thcl! 
vrenn.l L.r.Vii'“t“''. Cbjeo / Hjeir ^»*ur» h Bitting 


rooms. 


Ouc-hulf of tlie Tuition Ft 


T. 11. JACltBON U CO., 
Dealers in Fine Fushiouablc Clothing, No. Mfisi 
(nflxt door to Flanters’ Hotel,) New Oriesni. 
Youtli>’ Clothing, Gent.'s Under. Garment*) 
Trunks, Carpet Bags, and a general x^ortntf 
Clothing, always on Uuud and forBal 1 -' 111 
tin* lowest market prici*s- 


8C1DUB mwt wUo would <lflr€ 
j. Csrelewly.thfu, 
eflgb, ” ms ton w tut now elute 

>, who ntisinK idtvlf gcntW, 
.ct. vvtlh i^slmck un.tdjj 
I looked down upon die bun- 
eompreb cutnligjtL e duu- 
k 1 from biin. 

»tl, Uklng the rope from olf , 


lJ. F. .SMITH. DENTIST, 
Hus re turned, and is devoting himself exo 
pruoticn of ills prufetudou. 

Office at tlio corner of £t. Cliarles rtreet 

Square. 


iiepmig ui ,. ut . "Oh, di r.’’ fu ij £ . f 
tu hvi }. - ni « ,lls "Hh.iut my sup- 

0 give* me something to nit.’' They took 
i-utri rer. anti BlartudVor homo, whieli >v H - 
de distant. \\ bile pa.-sing through a mow I 

1 teymked the girl If aha I, all , 3,“™' 

*, Dh. y, s." said site, ■ 1 have traveled 

my 'fath* e ,’ Rll ' r “ r “*“ IDatt this, ,i,„| i 
my intlnr to. come nnd jret nn*. hut in* 
would cull for inv mother to come nml get 
ouldnot ; th.nfnm.ld tall for my liulo 
ic Would not come after me. So I- traveled 
irutnh r. kl ‘ 11 jDorlept warm nights. ml.| 
n ri, f ! l | ,"! y " ” Drocht-r .went In bed 

elre D'ltDt.ho I.ttlled off all |l„l clntUo*. ro 

l fSth J . e‘l“ ° r i 1 "' 11,0 Jlslrtteled 

fuilh. her haggard euu.rte.il, ace now irra- 
“ F r »tuude of leaven for the dullvertit.ee 
Id as nliu received nud pressed tho littl. 
r breed, exclaimed, -my daugltlgjiutm." 


BOOT AND SHOE STORE- 


Tim old nud favorite stand, corner of Cainpro 
aud Fry tauia streets, is now well furuiihfd wit* 
Shoes and Boots, of every variety. * 
Customers and strangers faithfully wrved 
argains und a good fit, from Monday uioruin*' 1 
day uiglit. _ 0 

N B. — Flense remember thut I douot open 
Therefore cull during the week, 
fo 0 JG • i_ 

— — It (Jovormncnt, who is now 
Tho unit to return inunc<liatcly to m 
Isisst ifuronoe is tlniwn thfitlrujWi 


a doobc witJi it to catch 
; then, «etfliog (lijttbelf 
rttwiKs, Its looked up in I 


I'JIIEAUEEI’IIIA 


SAEULEHV AND THUNK 

Warehouse. 

0. ROBB & Oo., 

AV UU C lrai icrtlr.il , AYit. Orltani. 
Tho subscriber* Invite l'luutcr* and Dealers lu Saddlery 
etc., tu cull and examine their stock. 

"They arc constantly receiving Goods from the Mnuu 
factory In I'hlladt lphla, and direct front England, ntid lire 
prepured to .offer liberal inducements to pu.chtti.era 
•‘ heir slock in sttrtc I* largo nud well ttssorled, and Is' 
comprised us follows : • “ 

Baddies, Bridles and Mnvti„ K „l,„ |„ great variety 
(.one ,, trig. Buggy. Dearborn, Hinge. Wagon. Dray.Ctut 
an^klllgh Hat-haas; Horse and 51, tie Hollars. Ilame.' 


^ U%d ^ i uor h»'w >»ho i-xhibitso much ingenultj in 

y (jyts on the Un- J" r * 1 jawstomlcal purpoecs to which ultadjulic 

i Iclt unu cl8«pOG lolii UCUuf und in an on oollego 

cbtbuu<riiib liar** GuaHnly J» H Ut i' 1 ju » number of tho Auuticuu 

Jrcw Ii a er • J l'hi!o4.ipi.J a m-.r.* than 

drew BafixjJCUed ^ “ r ‘N ulr " J o..if..rmit> 
l/ring dou n oryji uidur*u i > 0i of ooU«g ti< l-uinj; uud* r con- 
ed by the ewfhe vf Vn^i* . f*» H*« Utmof tint I'nivcr- 

Au t iiuvl Wkliow “•/ to . * re d *‘»<1 this 

F Uu '' *“*■ fc »»retL*t tL^ MiSiIt 1 *? 111 *HkP*'‘‘»Uy disci- 

« u;“ 

Wixm, hgWiUt j cctty.yaacc ii^mei.i^^."* 1 ^ 0 ? , b AH- 


Dio', | w5| , ^'.“|“ — The lurm of His lata 1 Ion 

ext, mly' ft JlE™ 1 *K 1 / ouc ot U>« mu-t notoblu anti 
rhnuhl Imva so'meut x" great „ man 

uvor tlghteeu hnSnili * H ’ singly a domain It stn-tclie, 
eudiag In rang-, I'M!" 1 t S,*‘* u ?> *D“ north, ru border 

to- tint w.vlng ,; rl , U|< *De southern extending 

field are spread ™ .hw' »“> 1. forest, streani 
l« worthy lJ re,l tk “ 7 r “ r 'F"“" rittrh. It 

that thin Wide dyniain Mr Webster ^ dyii^g wbh 

be kept aurrediv in m 1 f U n ds.,worth aud beauty. ; hould 
tbat Uli Ti!h W bflSSlS*. W-are gratiu. d to know 
lion Fu.irautitHl L th« ^ ^ y wl|h. un uw 

condition of M r . Web- 
»a« purchased of th,. cJZtX.T*?? lu *p aou.uvri-,,- 
Iba old « (4oulal families Job , n lbn,to<lft "Uc ot 

If^y Thoms , lira™ ' Darla, 

•eraonal ftleud of Mr. Waft* ijr *•'. “ 

De snp.rjnuttd.'hcv of the e„cU«» «, fch J Boto 


Ituptlsomely increased by cunt 
alcctlun. Iu litftoy l , D“”'* ^ 
• for thu donations of voters, ant 
hit the pUn was not guuurafiy 
It Is usttmuted Hist from 
deed. In Loulsvllls, Ut« “® 

. At Suvuuuah and August* •“ 
intrlbuted. At Bullslo, the UU' 
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NEW ( HI LEANS, SATURDAY', NOV EM HE It 


"^glT AGED PASTOR. 

. d| | n the ilnak. that grave (.1.1 man. 

' I ‘ 1 ' ' till iTiglit, tlm’ his cheek is wan, 

1 , i-’njr white lucks are backward roll'd, 
nolilo brow of a classic inouUl', 

niftBr**' bont 1)Jr 11,0 wci 8 bl uf y«“ M ’ 
Jbalcf >*» P riwnl bonut y "' e " r:; - 
the page of tlio sacred YVord- 
whisper- nor low. nor haul is hcitnl : 
lipwuinM a serious look, 

U teulclh *¥ W" r,U of tho. ho'y hook ; 
Ulidlio'th'ss anil gay grow rev'rent there. 
i ( opens l,is li[a iml'eri-ent prayew,- 

W nJsn» tho grave old prophet stood, 
flsiming the tnitlw of the living God— 
SrljtiWf eii thr ears of men. 

..ehcarts are at case in their t , .lly and sin, 
jltkallengo of gaill,' still unforgiven.. 
its seel entitled, unmeet for heaven. 

bo cun hut honor that. good old. man, 
tenearetli, his threescore yea.i's and ten 
ihsa made it the work of his life to Ideas . 
•»i»U. in its w " llni * wretchedness : 

' raiding the feet which vfero wont toktray 
.i., ^ths of sin, to the narrow way. . 

.j, kindly heart thro' the la], sing years, 
year joys he hath wiped your 

MO 1 , 

>,:!i found the wreath on the brow of the 

bride, M'md,' 

Hth stood by tho couch when loved ones 
itiag the soul to n glorious hen veil, 

U.li'es which hound it to earth were riven. 

uhinki ye'll weep uuuthor day, 

wi the pood "Id man shall have passed invny 

uq the last of his ehhing sands are run, 

1., a belabors a re o'er and his work is done : 
lull care for the Hock and keep the fold.. 
Kflhu|iuUo is still'.d and his heart is cold. 

Swiss him then : every lookand tone, 
^miliar now. when for ever gone, 

^ thrill the heart with an inward pain, 
i ye long and listen for them in Vain : 
i?n a Granger form and a stranger face 
ill stand in yoitr honor'd pastors place. 

BEAUTY OF CHRISTIAN LOVE. 

Christian lovo is pre-eminently beautiful, 
ei iiw it is akin to the love of heaven. 

IV air of that country is thaL.of love, 
c unth<>ms celebrated in that land are 
woflovo. The society to he. met within 
(happy region is the society of love— love 
riionmul eternal. The enjoyments real- 
lin the paradise above are those sprirtg- 
fromlovc. pure and perfected love. The 
apementa which occupy tho mind, awa- 
and concentrate its powers in their hoat- 
1 condition, are all identified with lovc- 
t prompting every emjiloyment. mingling 
a ; and hallowing the performance of every 
■. Hip beauty, the crown, the glory of 
land of immortality, the abode of the 
neons-- the Bi.nriy kingdum" of -the 
uin light, ia love -lovo, nothing hut 
And i I'liut love ! 1 low pure in its ehar- 

T How bjnigrt itr its aspect ! I low dc- 
t-ul in its expressions ! 1 low happy and 

in its development : How sublime 
^ ‘i 1 ‘ ts > ss ues! Now, we aflirm. with 
•'ord of Clod before us. and thospiritnnd 

jjpwtur the hcuvcBly country iLck*. 

* 7 portrayed, that the loYo of the. real 
Ns °f the Lord Jesus towards each 
<r ii consonant with tho love of heaven. 
f rus a rceoiulilanee ; and, uuqueatiuiiftbly, 
reDnm be; lor how true H is, that 

1Lu >*iuts below, and those above, 
uulmit iviimutmm juukc ; 

CUJoId ia Chriu, tl,i|, gviug heiul, 

AaU o( Uii|mcu partake." 

' 1,0 painfully aware that tlm love of 
'•'" '"’T* well other now, but ./',//„//» 

■ .panda with tjic l„vc of the glorified to- 
“WO; another, and their l.or.l : still, 
i. ,i o )rres],.jiideii,:e. it imperfect in 
juctor uad degree - lit f„l, defective, 
woken in its manifestations. |„ the heat 
• Mur the must favored and Inippy 

“T is : h - »» 

1 ■•wng devcl,,p nu ,„ t . it is murkL ,j 
. 'iriations, infirmities and impi-di- 
,i„„d , l '! “ l **‘ ^"'I'luh narrow, distorted. 
^ ?r"! y WBnb '•'•1‘noBS, ex- 

Join '"• e ^ evat "" 1 -still, after making 

s:rr a ’.“ d '<* 

■ Here w a resemblance between 
•l, (, s'is towards 
n* eherlsl •' " "*“1 wliic-li they will mu- 

1.. | ' hci “’ cn ' »"'l uultivulo to all 

i K ri 'Wcatlmdi , ll'! 1 '' l ‘ i ° ml ' lilk ' d 

live It , 4 , 1 10 1111118 regarded by 

.Cfa !° 'I.'" . saute unfolded by 
icily Z V Wi “ b ° f^ever ex- 

(■.•. t|f ( , !,! 1 !l' ,,1,, l' l,, ‘iit in heaven. 

•raitii S r? 111 * uf love 

litaleij \v, ' 1 "'"tillyanil liiihitiuillv 

! 

Ui«e. ■ n is 'permanent m its’ 

‘1 ! u ~W Ci '. u1 " 1 

hK'Woa, / ,. '. " 1lon 11 ls Kentime, it is 


-*»mrdel,il,| n : ‘■ ll1 ", 1 " v ""Fieious, 
kl. H e 1 ' pleased aud st.„m 

kiitr's'lii,, It "''"‘eseeut,- like tlm Hash 

mtii.,4 ’ 'Zpl'y yet 

rmuiiy , me l,,ve that wltioli 
ll'iaeild,. i 'T' •'"'{«''<>•• H is tut itbid- 

Sl. Iti'i Vl 11 not did. It is 
["Suoifh,- 'f 1 waters 

Snirfi. wnlel, ,V <l " n ' 0 ” t Ul ' u “ l 'ii" 

ksol un .!‘ , " i lute- 

"fktif C2h UK " trom X )l 'iot'ipie. am) 
wdw v therefore, it 

ChWft k r ' ajpwl ycocdleneo/itlte 


h'itlj beaut ij ol ol ehnracter, and,.conseijueiit- 
ly, must endure. 

It is in unison with tho love of Christ, 
therefore, must abide. It pays supreme de- 
tonenev t«» the commands of the “Non of (Jod 
m the New testament, and, on this ground, 
must bo constant in its exercise. 

It will regard a' Christian brother at all 
times, in all place#, under, all circumstances. 
It will aid him in poverty, rejoice with him 
iii prosperity, \isit him jn health, foot neglect 
him in sickness. -Kueutnt him in- weaknet-s. 
«eonifort him in sorrow, accompany him 
through life, beam upon him in old age. cheer' 
hi m in the dark valley, and assure him that 
ho will have a lufrger, a /ichor blessing 
throughout eternity. Now.' we inquire, is 
nut this exipiisitly ' beautiful ' . Hoes it not 
unfold tho. divinity of the gospel ? pocs it ' 
not stamp a marked impress, as well aa ’ft po- j 
culiar loveliness oh the Christian clmractor ?J 
iWs it not recommend the religion of, the 1 
•New Testament ! Does it not show that the 1 
.opposition of infidels to Christianity is most 
ignorant, unjust and absurd 1 Does it n<«t 
glorify the Author of our religion, and when 
developed consistently and uniformly by the. 
friends of f’hri.st. must he ‘instrumental in 
Intending his kingdom, and multiplying tlm 
number of his subjects 1 

Dear readers, mimin’ the .^m'/CoI’ Christian 
l"ve. I here is° no temper -which, will hear 
comparison With it. No disposition- is so fi’t- 
tractiVe, so benign in every sense, so deserv- 
ing of youHiigh esteem ; and. indeed, of the 
s lrohgest feelings uf, admiration. 

Appreciate the ilivwc cnc1/ea>+ of Christi- 
anity in reeornmending and inducing this 
temper. No religion hut that of Christ 1 has 
done this. It ffi not elmraeteristic of man, 
nor of mail's philosophy, to inculcate the 
spirit to which we have been referring.. In- j 
deed, the temper, the maxims, the, morals of 
iimn, without Christianity, without its light, 
its principles, its spirit, is directly the reverse. 
Are not these rules golden, incomparable, 
divine 1 " Bear ye one another's burdens, and 
so fulfil the law. of Christ. v -Be ye follow- 
ers,* imitators, “of <!od, as dear children, 
and walk in love, as Christ ^also ha'th loved 
us.*' “ By love serve one another.” 

Let us cherish the drrjicbt teirrtt that wo 
have ^ojittlc of the temper of Christian love 
displaVjbl -so little of it- unfolded by avowed 
disciples in the family ; so little cxejnplified 
in the Church : so little exhibited before the 
world. Nothing is more deeply, more bitter- 
ly to ho lamented than the partial tho com- 
paratively trilling development by numbers 
"f professing Christians, at the present period, 
of tho true spirit of hfily lovo. Such lovo, 
for example, iis Paul manifested, 'when ho ex- 
claimed:, - For Hod is my reef rd." (witness.) 
-how greatly 1 long after you all in the bow- 
els of Jesus Christ.” Phil. i. N. ( >r that 
temper which Peter recommends, when he 
exhorts: “Finally, ho ye all of one mind, 
having compassion one of another : love as 
brethren, lie pitiful, he courteous, not render- 
ing evil for evil, or railing f.»r railing ; but 
contrary wise blessing : knowing that yc are 
thereunto called, that ye should inherit a 
blessing.*’ 1 Peter iii, H. < )r that line spirit 
to which John persuades, when he writes : 
“MyTittlc children, let us not love in word, 
neither in tongue, hut in deed and in truth." 
-Beloved, lot us lov.e one another, for love is 
of God, nnd everyone that lovctli is burn of 
God, and knowgth God. lie that lovetli not. 
knoweth not God, for God is love. ’ 1 John, 

ii, IN; iv. 7, N. 

Tho perpetual exhibition of such a temper 
us this, by all the avowed friends of the Ke- 
deemer, would renovate the Church and re- 
generate the world. 

In perusing, with increased pleasure. again 
and again, the charming biography of the 
estimable Samuel Pearce, who docs not per- 
ceive that holy. ardent, seraphic love glow 
brightly in his heart, and that it was the 
governing, the master-principle, beautifying 
and regulating all his arrangements and ac- 
tions. His biographer remarks nf him : - It 
is not enough to say of this affectionate spirit 
that it formed a prominent feature in his 
character : it was rather the life-blood that 
animated the whole system. He seemed, as 
one of his friends observed, to.be baptised in 
it. It was holy love that gave the tone to his 
general deportment : as a son, a subject, a 
neighbor, a Christian, a minister, a pastor, a 
friend, a hu.slmml. and a father, he was man- 
ifestly governed by. this principle ; and this 
it was that produced in him that lovely uni- 
formity of. character which constitutes the 
true beaut ij of holiness."* 

1 his is the Christian love we want every- 
where : this is the spirit we earnestly desire 
to see everywhere cherished. It would chas- 
ten all, hallow all, sweeten all, regulate all. 
ennoble all. It would ho our fairest, our 
riches, robe, infinitely more costly than the 
imperial purple. It would be tfie brightest 
gem in. our crown, sparkling with celestial 
beauty, with divine lustre. Whore is, the 
avowed disciple of the Lord Jesus Who ought 
not to wish . to be arrayed in thin robe, ami to ; 
wear this crown f Whore is his true beauty 
without them ' In a word, where is b is re/i- 
yioii without them ? All Religion, without 
this love, he it ever remembered, though 
decked as a Using body, Is but a corpse. 

C'hjjstiuns, Christians! Aliniste.r^, minis- 
ters! T’euehors of the young everywhere! 1 
breathe more of the spirit of holy love; that 
will ever he your greatest reooniinendation. 
aud most lancinating charm. 

•'Lm'i’ i- Itu* tfolit.’u tttiuln that binU» 11 
Thr h ijijiitift nt min uhdttt, 

Ani Uu a uii heir of heart* ii who fl»Jd • ] 

• Ilia bi>toui glow with lovt* ' 

[London Kvungolivul .Magazine. I 


“I rfON’T LIKE THE METHODISTS.” 1 

fsoMKwiirm: in i.ov iman \.] 

MfcJbii roit The subjoined is substantially 1 
what T have listened to, and if it is not too 
ridiculous, it seeks notoriety through your 
columns : 

Mr. -W. was returning from 1 church ; he 


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OHUI8T AND ETERNITY AFFLICTIONS AND UBEFD1NBSB 

i in: rwo <;u »..\ r idkas. 

" " l.iivu'ltittm ;u)|,r,w.|, in rending the Tr " n r i,,, y '« tiovcr Hnti«nntl hut In lining 

lir* 1 I'.ii'l wrilingu of Dr. with the R0<K ’ ; ,,nl| i thorofnrr>. the fnithfnl Chrirtlan 

inlhiunro wliitth two (.rant hlpns hud over n “ Ter Hiinku hi* work on" enrlh dunn/'tlH ItU 

him III, imtura! (•mluwmehtH ttvm (trral, I'^her oitllu hint to hi» ^loriuut work uWe, 

hin intnilholiml mtltivittinn uxtcndvo, und hn 7’ 1 ” "1'l ct '" n * "f the rightcou* hnvo often 
"i mill, ill 801110 way, ltttvc loft Ido murk on l 1 '" tbo "I" fitting them for grantor 

Mtoii'ty without thorn ; hut, tinditr tludr influ- ™ l! ' pri, 'y ' n 'I' 0 work of tlio l.nrtl; m <1 not 
‘•not*, Itu |itiK»ftl it inont rudiulit citrOor »f ho- ""^ ri!, l ui! ntly they hnro moet cITcotunlly firo- 
m'fii’i'iit tliiitight'ntid uctiou. They cull,. <| ln °tod the nttimi of Chrlet, wlton Inid itiido 
ilip unnrj>i,\» of IiIh nolilo mind nnd lionrt into ' r< ’ m 8t, tiva labor; “The Snlnt'n Rviu-liwting 
uitwniriod I'Xi-rt inn. nnd Hanctiflo.1 them nil. I! 1 ’" 1 . WIIS " r 'tt<‘n Ity Hnxtcr, n, he statos, 

limit tholr iiillumico, (tin life would lmw , W .* own um ’ 'loring lit# time of hin Ihu- 

•l.if.-it- Ifrirlliniit nnd cold : with it, ho tutu left ^'ISlUBK* -Wl&n H od took l i itn from itlljiuldio 
n Iiieinoihtl in the hi'itrUof mum wlticlicnn “ m l’'"y , "'' nt - "<> wtyn : “While I wan in 
never porielt. It will ho aaketTwhat tlieae , ' h ' ul n,,t ,h " 'hotight nf writing 

itl' its w re ’, nnd every one nciiimihteil with nT in " n,vin K "1 any mere pnhlio 


* . ’•iti.a i i or, ah. 

*• o tv n i .•• in,* t'i w ( >r tin* nift i .* ", * ih i Jesus ( hrrst came to \ree tlm lost' II" did u* i ... , i ', rt • , . 

| md nnili'niilno other mighty „,• “ IU , ." m ‘ m » ,pc “”*'' t lu nwl ‘"R «»« 

xaotlv the words of tho pout the grand .1 %-,\ of hi, „,iVt„t. ' a' a ""'.'T *? ” r ' ‘ *“'> ll ‘° 

I-M either rend I'trttJ and n,ini,.rv wan tl,,. hem, r of I i„ i """J ^ '"‘ d 0W 

, , ... , , . hint III, nittiiral einlnwmehht worn urnnt 

•dy '|U"to linn miration, tho i'ltrdoli and v ont „ 5,T 


There! Nut exactly tho words of the poet. ! g: 0} *pcl : hut the grand "hjret of his mis?L.i 
hut then \nii t an see I'm; either read Burus, j ministry was the h< imr of Gml in mmi 
or heard smuotjody quote him. salvation, the pardon and prevention <>i sin 

That is Ids idea if 1 •* >t his language' “ For tin* Son of nuiit is- come to seek and t 
These lines have been ringing in my ears save lhut*fvhieh was hist." lie hung upon th 


in" oaruon ami prevention o “in i • ■ , ,, . , ... ° 1 

,, p ,. 1 , , , Ins intellectiml milttvntlnn oxtondve, nnd lti‘ 

I* nr the Non ol man is conm to seek and t* , , . . _ , , 

, , ""uhl. m some way, huve loft his markon 

ire thnt^lvhk’li was lost . I le hum; upon t e . , , 

, , K Mtmi'ty willinut thorn ; hut, tindur thr r ittflu- 

i-.jS*. tlmt ho miglit drn,v men nntn Itinum • , . ‘ 111 

.. on,v, ho iitHM'd it nioNt nidumt ettroor »f ho- 


«lo|.|.cil4ttl,o house of otto Mrs. Allwise, u ; , ihce | 1Tn d nn nrtiolu in your pit, tor of (M. . < 'roSs. that ho ,„f R |,t drujv .non uutd himself ’ lmt '" nil " r ""' ir «*«“- 

mUhthor pPtim ^ Church ; ttud'after the usual a „ nttA .., i(W ,,,.• 1 1,-ri't illViri, I hnvo Nothing U-s than this hrought him lp ' IJ- radtuut curooruf 1,,,. 

Kiilittiihiii, (if Inouds, oni|U,rcil. “ WJn' were h iU- i ,.U W At,.r^mo o S han - u a .ol i.. v« - l..a >vt . n - ^ oti,u ^ -lees-H ratmCv r thought and aettou 1 hoy nallul 

I you not at uhtfccl, to-, lay ! I UtU a good so,- writ , s S ,„„, u j, •„ „,],, ,..| „ds uf Id- mWnn. I ho souls ,’A ^ f ' "* 

men." , ... . t ... i ... , , , . , , „ . I 'pwoiirtotl oxortlon. nnd sarfflllficd them till. 


' 5 , ’ fliat it limy lie remembered, ami rumeml.ere»l men, saved, nre*to he the brightest gems in L/viii ,1 ■ ■ n .* ,•.. 1 

Mrs. A. W.-l don't liko-tho Mu, lto, lists.'" iUl , it nmv lho r , ;llll ,, ,,], llltlir ,. v f |t^l“ ; ui ^th.ur mil too, Ins hlo would hnvo 

?^^JY|mt;hayo youso serious ngamst. clluiul itontliors. -. - ' IVm'l Imdlho slum, TA^oct Wl, v 1, hi ‘Vt" t' "r* ' I,dt ' 

V Muthodists ! . . . j, . i , , " '"enmriKl in the Items of mum which unit 


the Methodists ,«•■*,, , . ,• n , • ' . ,... ' . i 11 mcinoriiu in the hearts nf nioD^wliieli can 

• a, , ... ' ,, A L < * *« iMally ho with regard to the Bible, and made all things to all men ? “ I hat ho might j, !t *,. , . 

Mrs. ^Y.W. - • verVlhiiig. ovcrvth nir ,, . , , , . , , ,, H never pern-li. It will he asked wlmtthe.se 

./.■ J "'b' t ' u ) u i ,ll s‘ all ‘Written retleetiyns on that hook, wlii'ih by all means save Home. U hv did he go I . ... „ . , . • , . . 

Air. \\ . — Nufely madam, you do not moan . • .* ^ , ‘ , . , . . .... . - uj < *ih w«r< • and every one aciiuaintod with 

. * ’ J are orthodox; Burn - tor .i nstance, as.sormom troiti ho use to h ouse weeping ! \\ hy'endur* ! i,: M . v :n t *i / » ... 

; whai*yu\rBay, fnr tun H UTO thC T fi fit*e tiWtUV V i i • ; . .• , ' > i , • . . , -r — , . . i 1,1 ,Ust ''ry \Mll-anaw"r, ( hrmt amTFtrrnity. 

! . ••* \ 10 ,,m, v , •.ketches and ^keit-to.ns ul .-enmms., Irue.,1 those perils, MihnuJ to tlmt martyrdom' and .... 

J - vour "r lJ n « l » U « nv >•"“ hufjiftoii ho.tr, 1 il ra',.1. wu should not w rito wi-h him-olf no.^sod from Christ " \V,,s i, I . 1 l, ”‘> v, " nr ww " ot to : , " ra » «*M a'sltam 


Christ nnd Ktrrnity ' wn J ‘l'»n .Poaching ; hnk whm I wm w«ak- 
, . , I W| C | grant bleeding, nnd loft solitary ia 


I , «“mu nvwtttuw you | m% „ J>ru . n hoard il raid, wo' should nut Writ,. H'Mt himself a.vttfsud I'fom ChrisO Wits it ' . ' " , £ n,„. ,f s rnu- mj objtoll)0r ul y ir Jl)lm Cook ,. , „ 

lu ,■ ntrgu thou, with f ... . tll „ hmputtg. !' ittui.hiT, without pmtittg 'it ju-raly , ■ htstru.d mon * .o'^.k • sols.-rl }""» "1 "f Utool- shirr. Without any no.pmintnno but n™ 

.* iA f rU0 -' ,n * v c<)n mJ (,,uc li(itw(‘(>n quotation ijia,rks . hut I a-m justmt um'l moral ? Was it to exhibit, his profoun-H ‘ " l' ,u . rL ’? 1 ; n * ploruiiiB vant about -me, and was sentenced to death 

wuudn t lot 11,7- charge them with any thing |iM „| m „xinu., for H' i, ‘ #'"l .''flltory. • Was.it that !„• ! , "" 1 R"'<l«£btr spirttunl life. And j, y , hc p |^ lc i nnMi , , lC c „ ntmn „,. tB 

go,H , Ihn, S oorttiuv. ' .tho “ imp ,r!:,„t i.I.-ns of nn liufltor” I ''"S 1 '* ' Wl11 '" « .“mcuilh'rnt Iltcdral. „ Imra nuudcl only t, fuUur-vlow'nl morn surimtsly on tho ororlanting rost which 

o ' V _ ,v" 1 V" rpn! ’" can util vjtuuutmt I •!• this .,f • tios. throng.- 1 , •In, rah, nn itdt, tiring ittldiunra „ '“"I l ’ r '" l "; a ' >'" ,tlv "t>"g a ,-r- I npprahond ntyw-lf t„ |,e just on tho I, or, lorn 

Mr- A. U A null In, surprise! wm-sc nor ! sip.- |, v tupp-'ing noun- otic lots I .out, using luxurious living' No. no; 1.6 could wish | hoiu. 1 atta.-hm.-nt t» v ( hrirt, to Imvo “xc-odud „ r . T | mtln y thoughts might not too much 

t.Wl whj-tt you hoar all I know. ’ *t hh*'“id..,s" wit 1 - , r; i - -i-;,. II, :, vs himsulf I. that In- might .«,»•« othi-ry " 1 1 to writer* m our lAUguug,, on tho work scatter in my mcditaUon, I hogan -to write 

- Ir.W . I pun my word. I would l„- plt-usud .. j| ij-^i.onL, it .is a wrong to a 1 1 ‘ " "'“'"l IT" crcr !l "««, nijjlit and | tJl " ^ m " ur ' Uo .' 1 ' 1 tlir »„„iothing on tlmt suhW inton, lln^ l.„t ,h. 

t ,1, n\u you Fpcuily sot their laid du.-ds rfri „. r f„ r wlih-l,.' ,,,-r- 


• I * *"*'"'*' "T scatter iu my meditation, 1 began <o write 

Rl't I ' u "’ "V , 1 , ««»olhi„ fe .„l; that aulject, intending hut th* 

ruimo of theolugv, abet tor exurmt mii i.r till. *. r. J . . h . 


Mrs. A. W. .-specify!. 1 ‘aposo you incttM Imps. 1,.- ! :ts dulvi-’d Imrd. mu! nppropriat. 


by that you want to know what it is. 

Mr^.W 1 reeisely .so. 

Mrs. A. \\ . \\ ell, in the first place, they ! 

liaint got no education,, and 1 will not go to 
hoar a man preach who can t tell me nothing > 
Iu the ih*xt place, they don't believe in the 1 
sacrament of bread and wine. 

Mrs \\ 1 hey use the bread ‘and wine a* i 

emblems of the broken body and shed blood 
I -It the Saviour, and as yften as they tuke it 
isiu commemoration of his passion and death, 
j So you must have got hold of tho aubjeet 
wrong-lmndcd. 

Mrs. A. \\ . No u \ no 1 aiut. I am 
well j, listed up in Methodism. . I have made 
their doctrines my study ; and they don't be- 
lieve what you say. I hey don’t believe 
nothing. But they are to he excused, because, 
they don’t know nothing. 

Mr. W Indeed madam, you’ must bo 
judging without consulting charity j for the 


il,“.m on masse to mir own use without credit.' 
And v,,| ‘ p"i'iiaps, few men read more than 
G osa ip, «. oiiseqtiently he lms (ess time 'to think 
out and uri.‘i n S' J original thoughts, than those 
who think nn.* Vl - “ mi l» l ‘ r .hups read l">s. 

Would il not be bard n-ov tlisiL in the 
event tlmt Go-ip yvoM?™*" r,:r 1 tlifvjuvy 
find tin.* poor “ luckless w doul-:\ guilty, 

viz.; that .the prisoner not (,,’dy.took what 
was not his own. but he stole fi\ ' m 11 • 

Alabama, I s "* 2. : *ook. . 


'"'ith „,rs tn',1 witi-thi-r -In-,, , f ^ “>“!« "" «r 8 

on tin, riwr-F l«mk, in tin- private dwelling. J 1,1 J"g'lir 8 l-i"u l.y InUli m Christ, n- tinned long i„ wettknora, where 1 had no 

'«• J"' 1 ""• ll "' '•»>■ <>r his honrera wm 11 «'l u,-m-*-8 I'rMuui exp, •nunc, nnd prnc- „ tlll no , )BUpr „ ln p| f ,y mc „t, I followed 

■• \\ Iml Shall 1 do tu.1,0 sittud And i-rnwds ; 1 h**.c nn.l joy, and , •hourful „ , m til) itwM , m i Brged to tho bulk in which 


, (!l p |k llockod with hinv.to the arms „f tho Saviour. H' 88 >s to 1,„ round in.lds writings, it i 8 pithlialiod." 

u |. And this, lirulhroit of ihu ininiKlry. i« inir ""'l he wrote, »praking Unit which Itu knew, Little did llmu.. thm in tv 

*•*>• 6 m sr- 

in the i' is "“.r.- |.l:m 'I 'flit il)'. th- loolUhnora ol' t* 111 Rruut. object of wortthip, lovo, confidence into thu grave, what a Idulutg thi. 

,-"jurv pri'iitdtmg. -lu-ohl I,,, I Iml ought wnH ^ U,ra 8 “ J '•« • affliction would prove to multitudes of 'them. 

guilt v. '•A'- I' reaching due.. ! >e cxptjriC.ieo I , a ,,. uftenest real red ,s Tho Saint's Rest was the first book he ever 

'"‘I '' r l " l,T ' V, '" U1 "'" ,I8V0W " V’ f f l ”' Pukl ' th f ';'' wrote j and, ns his biographer well ronmrki, 

not made a stupendous failure ' Our hcnuvo- “ lm " »"l“ thy judgments utall ,, „• ho , md nover ttnot|lpr „ #In ^ 

lent institutions may make Ih.lturing pro- 8 ano th-r phteo In- ^speaks of the w0 , lW ] 1BV0 hnUenrod his memory for ever to 

gross ; our church spires may lift them fault- « training „l mm, land heart alter ( .ml, which M wll0 oheHsh , ho 8uhl1nw ],„,,,, ()f th „ 

1,..H proportions to the sko-s: „„r church odi- hy txputtottued l „ him Chrtst was tho .great p pl ,„ Mttny a pi i grini hlw |J„ ehoerod'on 
tiros nuty. bo massive piles of solid granite : ' a , ; r «‘ l "" rovt '. 8 *’' 'hwtiiy bun- hi, way to his I, eavonlv homo l.v reading tl.i. 


THE MINISTRY OF THE SAINTS. 


I...S proportions to sKtus; -nnren r; -- f - '■ ‘ pel." . Many a pilgrim has Isvett cheered on 

tier., lttijy. he masstvo piles of soltd granitv : " ' 1 * ^"l' wealed Div.inly Imn- hi, way to his heavenly homo by reading this 

(Ney may be densely thronged; admiring MC “ "uh tho May to (.oil for Inin — the most exee.llont book 
, ri(W Is may lning upon our lips: they may ground of his free partloit and acceptaiicc ; n Itl- 't 1 t • ■ 


Tlo- Apro-Ih l'tttil. in i-unint ending the fam- '' ' .], mny ]i„„g upon our lips: they may K™und of Ids free pardon and acceptance ; 

ily of Stepl, units, tally i-onvcrtod in Ael.aiii. , " . V|y impressed: each pulpit may Itu the moan* of hie mtiidkotion ; the pattern or . ■" , « , *t' p w"t "Cwnea >»y*tcriuu, 

stys that they " addicted themselves to the ' eentro of all that is ''l'"" tbe source of his Strength . the end .? - ’ ‘ W " S '“" 1 *® <, ° b - 

S.,iu>,~ Cur xvi. IS. The ", tl ,, llgllt , hrillianf in learning, <>n.» exlrfonco ; the hope of glory.' Ills W "°' 8 ‘ “ ‘" n0 wl,cn 

word is not confined to service as ministers of limit nowers and acuuisition worcbiid n. will. 


word is not confined to service as ministers of 
Hie gospel, though this is not included : it 


beautiful in taste ; 


great powers and acquisition worn laid a will- 


Then*, g^itlun inay blnmi, 
(ninidimtlou ntny sonr, 
lnhiHfci muy n'i‘»w . 
EUrIUuic" may charm. 


h.gv ot Christians. .... l!„t are our hearers los, / Are they nn the "™ 111 k*i*f*U h« worked with a giant's 

; ud ' ,r : wl,, ; , a,,uut m,nHtr y wrong -id,, at the judgment! Then. ,1, u„n„- .'‘‘rangth and quenohle* ardor. Ilo loved 

uf the . amts 1 erltaps you shut yourself I ■ . r ^ ^ thnir fliro | u , m , H , T | 10y und labored as one possessing a great heart 


u], in your own house, among yuitr mvi, eon* 


I ns nne possessing a great heart 


Doubtless it seemed mysterious to this god- 
ly man, that lie was laid aside by protracted 
dieeoso, at a time when i-vaugclical preach- 
ing wns so muoli needod. Hut bis Heavenly, 
l ather prevented him from pro&ching then, 
that he might preach iu another way to mul- 
titudes in succeeding generations. YVe can 
now see and admire the wisdom nnd the 
goodness of God in those mysterious afflic-, 
tions. 


judging without consulting charity ; for the ,."" s r i01 ’ tl " , "« l1 this is not ineluded . it ' tIht... v-.jl,.- ,u«y Msw. ing stierilieo on the altar of the Saviour, who vr 1 rtvemou mm trom proncauig then, __ 

Methodist preaclu-r gave us a sermon to-dav r “ ll ' or ia, I llict) tll8t general .pjiuiUeriu'g to in,» R i„„ii,.'„ „„.y »™r, Imd loved him, and bought liipi willr bis ‘"at no uugnt preach in another way to mul- 

t hut 'would have done h, *, nor to the r, ,-tur Jf ( 'l* rist ’* i pv-'Pfo wliioli ra the duty and privi- l,it„"*.a,„.j, 8 i-,». blood. Moving the cniiseiotisness of red, -mp- " ludc * m ™ c “* d, ."« K ,m, -' r8tl « n8 - Wo can 

and would' have been no disgrace tt ^ "^Uns^u, , _ „„ r Ss'b^'^ro they on the «»“ »* W* »•« forked with n gianh 'Z,*™ 'T'V , ^ ‘“"L* 6 ' 

Hishop — ; Header, vvhnt ihi you aivSitt this “ ministry . . . ■ , .... 7 , , strength and (picnehless ardor. Ho loved f. ’ of God m those mysterious afflic-, 

•Inst here, Mrs. AlUvise's sister. * Wiseryet,' ‘ ! ‘ I crimps you shut yoursdf. ^ „,,.ir foreheads. They aud la bored ns one p«an»ng a great heart , , „ . 

entered the room, and after a few pa.raing re- " P • V " l ' r u "'" ‘"T'' aM «« 7“' -hive -rane away to weep and to wail for ever *«#«' 8 K™* »'«*»* “"l' ull8) w«ul<l, and 1„, '*«» "very Christian remember that m 

marks, declared she would not hear tin- T worc , B und our mitiistry to thuux is a tcrriUo. ' foU wiUl l,M “ rm , or ,,n * •* ’»•»*•«» aitaaftm, Gj-1 m ,,s providenco 

Mediodist prlafchor : no, tlmt she wouldn' t "" k " 1 " lt l"’ r,in " «d "<"d's peop.’c. . whitened Ins lo -ks, nnd its inevitable decline plaoes him, ho designs him to be uscfnl there. - 

-Mr. \V. being cpdte’ satisfied with the ' vl; " 8r * >>' wont, infirmity and sorrow. Per- ^ .p, dH « i>ln ' a p U in in other professions. Does “ f strength was stealing over him. Christ Intend of murmuring at the hurtlnoss of hi. 

learning and understanding of her sis-er ' ! " h " T " . never k,,,nvn tl,c lu -'- 8 '7 . , iv ',! advoiato 1,4 1, is cause 1 lie may lived in him, and be lived not fori, imself, but lob then, le him, like tho go«i lluxter, in- 

dreaded U , attack her. but remark, ,1 that he cim " - v,n « . ^ “• ‘ho poor with your ">« ... j tl|C c( , urt:llc nston-' ^ Cllri8t ' '| U ' r0 Wm ‘!? 0 do r ° r 1,10 ca,we phi, Ho- 

was. partial to the Methodists because their °* n ,}»!*■ 1 b . en 1 ““ 1,,,und l""' “ “ U ' . ul( , v ' 0 jury : but the ^pairing The other groat idea that pervaded his life 1 '? mcr ! ? hat h 

, * . . an* living nmivvi \\ .* dm tx,n». I,',.... r ihI i ano 1 ,j y'y'- um j 1 r ‘ ... . .... tlninr' rrnnn • nmt if. mfiirnu flm f inOian ,v-,H 


I.ct every ('hrlHtinn remember that in 


Methodist pcenchcr: no, that she wouldn’ t 
-Mr. \V. being ipdte satisfied with the 
it-nming nnd understanding nf her sistev. 
dreaded p, attack her. but remarked that lie 
was. partial to the Matlu- lists because their 


' I‘V .'Kill" uaiH iJcUUUH" lueir l • • ... * * I ; ,1 „ | 

ministers, as a body, were men or liberal ,u< ' lv,n « ,,r " <"* "f f'' ,,nd 

... ... another. No one, unless lumdelf a helpless ( ' r - v 1,1 


er'v 'r Mi, s "r i lined client ' s - "'My cause! my nnd ministry wasthat of Ktm.it, . Indeed, it d ° in ^° d j omHt makes the Christian witt- 

,r '' /’l,!" I0 " 1 was tins which exerted a great influence In ,n *, ,f " r ‘ lpd '‘ uffBr * thttt ll0 do 


views towards otln*r donomituitioiis. And i 


... .... .--nititin ratlli'l JA»; UUII 1 1 II IIUUI IS. A11U 111 11 * • | 

this he thought they had the advantage, be- 8, '*l'' r ? 1, e 18 exempt from rlus service nf ulwnty. ta “ sc ' ..... ' nta ( 

euuso they would hear both sides of a , pies- . A..**’ J " " • I1 l,nL ' "'''r burdens, and so °| 8 "" *’ '• , . * . 1“ '*• ‘tend | or of tho gospol for a number of yoars with- , J j ’ ' ■ '•- 

•tion. -I hoy were no, afraid »f testing uleir h ‘ 1 " 1 7*% -""T ' ' T- *,7 1 '".'l Um experiei.ee of tho grace of God in his - “ ' ~- -dO 

principles l»y hearing those preach who wor, U ‘" U| ' ‘ c 10rlh 1 k 8nd ,0 s: 'y- H “.'. ' . "y "' n " nl " I . -t. Ho wns gay, thoughtless and worldly iNsuiroi.-sNiiss or Sin.— W han a Lybian 

. a. . .*• , „ 1 r * Depart in pence," \n- four r-iUl, .i.m- snlendullv lurniBned and ricldy endowed, hea. r .. J . . .. ... , *’ * , .. ... ^ 

■not Methodists. But ho found the ease dif- ' , ’ our l8 itl, dots 1 : • • .. ‘'eelings nnd aspirations. Sickness tiger, drawn from his wiidor foraging*, ia 


Ho his conversation. Ilo was., professed preach- « uod ' t^osbytorian of the West. 


'tion. '1 hey were not afraid of testing their 


lNsimot!8Ni:s9 or Sin— W han a Lybian 


•iiol .. i ewiuuists. no, no 1, mint tlm case dif- . , , . . . . '*■"• u-|'„,n,oi,s. oieaness uniwu m-ni mn wiiuor luragtngs, IS 

fereftt with the Homan Catlioliesnnd Kpiseo- '"i’ P ' ’ d " 8ll > ,JL ' in K . ‘ ,:iy "" IJ ",' p O' “1. a 1 lr ul ' ‘ , . ‘j . near tlm grave, nnd fixed his "but up and taught to eat civil meat, and 

pnlian, with,, few exceptions, ‘ “7,, ^ "'ha. a new f«*, m^s niel charm their sensi-H. 1 hoy may be bright J » • He recovered to engage, snficr the anthotity.of . man, he sits down 

Mrs Wiser vet | J „ ,- r „ r w.nl, 1.,,- put upon onr common Christianity.- handed down to tlm grave very quietly ; hoy gnxe on eternity in un iuT ^ tamely in his prison, nod pays U, hi, keeper 

and d„n' ™ 1, r h \ r , , “ ““ '"V* 1 "* were 8ddiu «"6 7 ***'”? ® n l> , " , »‘ 8nt cmiolic-H. ami look under the nga of . ,, ic|l M foar ond rovWortcc for his meat; bat lr he 

aid Id nt , t , lKurth, .Ylethu-listsb, cause themselves t-- the ministry of the Saints. lorlli on shady groves and running streams, tigation of the < hristion h ohancs to como aeain and taste a dmnultt of 

I don t. believe any thing they say I know ’ ' But listen the snmtheiv 1 -igl, of „„•!, dying tn tlm acceptance of the g,»,a d ..^ his ow« 


fereftt with the Homan f.'atholies nnd Kpiseo- 1 ! ! ' '“'"K • J - ? ^ , j " " , « 8e8r Um^gravo, nnd fixed 

palinns. with u few exceptions “7' Janms u. *2ti, Iii YY lm. a new face '"gs inel charm their sens, •«. llmy mny.be brought I. ... : l| u recovered to enga 

1 " would fie put. upon our common Christianity, handed down to.tlm grave very ,|Uictly ; they gaze on eternity. 

Mrs. \\ isoryct.- I am u Roman Catholic, if a u professing diHciplca were addicting may roclino. on luxuriant couches, . ami look under the influence of . t ’ . , 


all the Methodist doctrines, and and 1 don't - ' man. i Year his agonized itroan, "My lil'u! heart, lie became a serious mart, ;iniJ 1"' «'ar,i. ••‘-'•-'t "" ra[»jmi,iii na- 

helieve one word of them : lionet-, it would lini n' m .L.w ,.- . - lt is related that my life ! ' lived us such. Tho riches, honors, pa geants, tnral cruelty. e sonroo a s ms rouieat* 

be lolly sind time lust to go and listen to what flmteauhrieiid, on returning from hisKustem Are the ritSachers hearers lost! He may oorunqts, and ovun scepters of earth, ho did Ing those hands tbu. rou 6 un mcl P 
I don't believe: travels, was asked if lie could assign a reason be learned, cl.sp.ent, active and dignified, mil despise : but they wore to him inferior and fqo<] So is tho nature !>I 8 mnn m aU a 

Mr. \\ . was well nigh “ bluffed, ” hut a; why tho women of the 1 elvish race were so well beloved and well sustained ;' but tie: j tbiligs, mere tritlcs by the way. Ho became I I 8180 88 gent o y t ie grace o y. , 

one seeking xvisd m, ho said : “ Madam, pray much liaudsonier than the men when lie-' Umw is coming when all around him -tho impressed, ns he expressed it, with the siguifi- reduced to reason, and kept W W W Ml- 

give me your ohjeetion to the first article iu gav- the following one: Jewesses, he said, very air will lie ’’vocal with tho bry of sigh- canoe of time and tho magnitude of the in- gmn nnd law, and by an awtul virtue ut taught 

tlm .Methodist fttith as it is in tlu-ir creed." have escaped tho curse which alighted upon ing voices coming up from the bluokncss of ‘tOrosts of oternity. He lived us if time wore to forget those alluring and sottish rrtuhea 

Mrs. YY’isoryet Creed! YY'hy I never 'Heir fathers, husbands und sons Nntn darkness. tbo shadow, and eternity tho reality. Hedid ““i but if ho divetts Irom his path, and: 

knew they had a creed. Jewess was t<> he found among the crowd of ■■ ot,. injesoui. my mui. nut beeomo gloomy, but was ever most de- snatches handfuls bom the wantMmaappnfe 


And lie I wariii blood, lie presently leape into his 


Lost. |o*t. for I'YtT lout.’ 


lif'htfully cheerful; ho did not become an 


•ut belie V:inf 5 the void ill hiiiioelf oohld be sc,"ur.avd .liim,. eraivned him with thortis, and — . . U j nT l,iUci ' lb««V M, ° crushing thought, my iiHijctio, and fly from tho world, but mingled I 
in, re profitably tilled with a nice but dinner riibje'.Hed him to infamy and tho agony of tlio ,ll ' , "" tr y wrfs fruitless, with -all its fiopos and I with it daily, and grappled with its most cor- 
riiieli was then smoking on his owAtuhle, lie cross. Tho woman of Bethany poured on his p , «?pecl".< l| ie frown and the eursu of G,h 1 rupt customs and formidiiblo evils. Ho did 8 ^ 


lly this time Mr. YY'. felt quite informed. I'riestsiiiid rabldo that Insulted the Son ofGod. *» "»*-"«'•" lightfully cheerful; he did not beeomo an and remembers tlm !asciviousncss ; gt Ijw i nn- 

but believing the void iu iiimoolf eohld be scourged .him,. eraivned li'im with- thortis, and - 1 >“W bitter then, tlm crushing thought, my as, c-tio, and lly from tlm world, but mingled wholesome that . pleased ftts cliUdub 
more profitably tilled with a nice but dinner riil ye'jied him to infamy and tlm ugotiyo'f tbu ,llini - tr y was fruitless, with nil its hopes und with it daily, and grappled with its most cor- I 18 ’ 8 ^ thc "“° K r °ws sick again, und hunm ^ 

tvliieh was then smoking oil his owii table, lie cross. Tho woman of Bothiiny poured' on bis prp.?P«cts .; the frown and the eursu of God rupt customs and formidable evils. Ho did. ttfU)r unwhob-somc diet, and longs for th« 

arose, politely bowed, and bad reached tlm head precious ointment, which she k'opt in "re oil' my people ! YY’ouhl to God such allu- not neglect temporal affairs, hut knowing apples' * odom ' l Jeromy lay or, . 

door, when Mrs. A. YY*. called aloud. -.Mr V8s cs of aiul, aster. Tlm si annointed clone were inappropriate! Hut it is perfectly that man’s spiritual welfare depondgfin largo M . ‘ U .^. 

YY' ., I am going to join the Koumn' C'atholies. , his l'uet with perfumed nil. imd wiped them overwhelming to contomplutu how little is meiumre, on liss cirmiuistunces, lm set himself 

and I wunt it to bo understood that its no ''HI' her Imir. Christ, ^on hi- part, extended pliMied. f„r Gul nnd for immortal sunk diligently to remove the pauperism and igno- jiu: Cloud or Msacr —to** ^ 

whim : but let it be understood 'that 1 have I "“'I'-'v to the Jewesses, lie raised from tlm t ,)ur cecleshisiiual bodies- report peace and range, and social degradation which stood rftn „ 0 0 f hlesaine vour nnivera ' take! 

closely investigated and carefully compared : ,ln “l the sou of tin- widow ol Nain, and i > 18 rmony, go,,,! order and sound doc trine . but like frowning barriers iu tbu way of many to Who can toll the Iiistorv or tndiu Thn 

both sides of tlm question. ! Martini's brother, bazurus. lie cured Sinn, n's ,!0W » 1C8 B r,! t,loir rr.port .of men sot",/.' [Hcv. heaven. Ho wns not i.nsensihle to domestic a.. r i nir ,,r v „ n .'....j >h .. , „ .. W , au ." . 

Nr. «'. „„ u , * ,,.a , .-h.. I *• H * ■: - t" 8 . “u 

Clark's, Watson's or YY'csley's. tuuehed the of Jiis garment To the ■ — - 8 '" 1 1,8 "‘"ta'ld Ireely with the great and source its bosom was filled with the vapors It 

Mrs. A- W. Do you think tlm, i would Sl,milrh:, " l l,e 8 -pring of living ! A Sinm.u (r . Will', Stark thus Leant!- WM «nca ,d tho earth ; yot ho looked above is yet> shed hack upon tbe earth 1 p£L» 

4...1 l* i . VVMfl 1 *. : 1 111 : i FiiMlm-MreM:! ti< ili.lir.* fl... ,* it .... .... 111! tllliir IJilltrV linfl i!()Il Vl‘ll lllillll 1 limittira. ,1 I. . . 


closely inveHtigated and carefully cumpared ^ cucl ll ‘° sou of tin.* widow of Nain, and | *‘ ur,non y’ # iot * or,Ier andsemnd doc trine ; hut liko frownin" Barriers in tlio w 
both sides of the question. j Martha's brother, Lazarus. Hr cured Simon's I **" w me8 f rL ' tll0 ‘ r r*-port of men sar.w// [Hcv. heaven. Ho wns not i.nsonsihl 

.Mr. YV. YVhose. works did you read ! '““'''"r-in-biw. ami the woman who. had U ' "' NeWc11 ' joys nnd afl'eetinns, and to socin 

Clark's, Watson's or YY'csley's. toi.iqhed tile hem of Jiis garment. To the - and ho mingled freely with I 

Mrs. A- W. 1)0 you think tlm, Iwouhl Sl " ml ^ m " 'v'".> 8 i, he was „ spring of living j A SiNot.i: I r . - Will'Stark thus 1 <eauti- >>».» of the earth ; yet h. 


•/ ‘ . . •■»* Will *1.11 IV l ll 113 I , , , . . * | w “I" VUHII ; A UA IIUUI 

fool away my time reading such works os ! “"I? "tanpu.-Moiiuto jmlgo to l.ic wo- j f y ||y iUusbnUcs the l.owor of it singlo idea. ! 11 1 "" r ry cimVl,,lU, ' nul " rmn K*; though now wandering over the tilled field 

, l„rt,-. tv..,-.;., „ ii'.. i ... . , ti .. , i : man m inlolterv. i he da, ml, ters nt Jeeimu. ,, I meats, at , lie supreme value of tbuir souls, —i »i.» i . , 


Clark s, Wat.-' n s or We.-luy s ' They should : """ 8 ' l " ll, ' r y- ‘ lu ' •♦-‘Ughteirs of Jerusa 

not stay in my house. lent wept ovit him: t-!,. • holy wAnieu iieeoin 


had investigated and roinpured their doctrine 
with tlmt ut the Homan l atlmlie, und from 
this I thought ns a matter of course, you hud 
read some standard work of theirs. 

Mrs. A. YY'. It don't require td read books 
to investigate and gompiirb tilings like tlmt. 
. AIK YY' But if yinl never go'to hear them 
preach nor road - any of their bouks^lmw can 
von fcomparo theirdu, ■trines with the doctrines 
of l’opery, or any other ! 

Mrs. A. YY'. Well enough :- I •reckon I 
Imve seen old Mrs. II. and lieap.1 her' talk. 


H ' 1 ° | m, aits, at the supreme vulno of tbuir souls! nn a t i,„ i m, ■ • m 

lie says. , ,, , 8r m tlie peopled nllagu, it, stores were drawn 

• It cair,e fo .Newton uu lm lay under the 1,1 * of eternity. Ho worked f rom shaded fountain in tho deep forest, 

tree. and. all the stars in heaven and the. , mn ' k '' 8 K ll ‘ f " h li ‘" tt ” d W ‘"“I wh«~ “>« *1* «f hn, w-arce over «id 

itself yielded obedience, I, e„mu to Watt a- »r ; a bebev.ngjicw of eternal th.ngs lwtod . rilmt ( , )>gcurity tUt 

'.iO 1 bought of the set,, irate condenser, and an ' ‘ W '', rk '", l ," V""' A . ult ‘* ‘t» pittance, nnil did its work of pro- 


Mr YV. 1 understood you to say that you 1 l'" ni " d l " l ' 8h "0' ' 1818 ''ahi, ! lreo , am'. „11 tl.e stars in heaven and the mm ' ik " » * h » f, '' 1 . t U, ° ttnd 7?“’"* whoro tho V 

1*! investigated ami run, pared their doctrine i nnd -'P 1 ^ ““ d ."' w P"'t-'. Hnught him ut the ! itself yi.dded obudienee. It came to Watt a- ""?.** , B ^ l,e,,n f '? tW °! 0tCrn " 1 tmtoj. In 

ith that . of tlio Kuinan Catholic, and" Iron, »;i»tl«l»fo. •■ Woman, why we, .pest thou ! " , lD , ll ' 0 „ J ,|, t „,• larato oomlonHor, ami an <m I 1 ' 8 s ,n *- w ,r ^ ^ 11 * n ^ Hl ^' yielded iU pi 

ms 1 thought ns a matter dfamursc, you hud ,,IH Ur f “I'P^uruiuro, after the r.iMirrection, | uruiy of (TllIlkrt UI / t | morw ‘numerous ' • WC , r .? on . y . d “ M “ d \ b , Ut Paring. t«) blei 


I 1 hi: KaiTuoa n m hi in. Surveyed hy 


iiih nrm aiiK arum.*", aucr mu ri'fcurroctiun ,• . . , . . iuuo» woro nov uniy uiu^iuu, oui Bavinciy riarimz to Mi>»m tl.» r..» <,«r u«.i a * i*. L <■ 

* ‘ army ot cTiinks und whuids more numerous . ., . . .. r. J puniig, io rue?8 me lur-on laiius that it shall ‘ 

was lu Mary Ma^dahm. Iu said to l . *i . ■ i i LoimUtU.-d hy hiu iniiiwtry, mid hm lufluouoo V efc ho Ldiul fi.r Amt AWAn »!«... u • 

. . Jr- i than the oouiiMphs hosts tlmt mine psalms he- . . • , . yti» mo giau lor. Aiul oven thus it is with 

“Mnrv At tho h«mnd uf his vuita* *-i., r u 1 ,• , , . . • . .. . , ■ on tho spiritual welluro of >hw country was th« dpHoniidimr i ,i i. # 

,, , . , -’‘‘^y i„i*e thu lioly city, Imvo this day aunu his . . : ... utscuming a>pirit. Uttle do wo ketur.efc,.,, 

1 J U,J “ I praises. .Hoamotd Fulton as ho thought of ' °!* ^ ^ *‘ l ° < . MU nox i,,ft8 J } tm of tho secret origin of the dew* of 

honjo j tho paddle wheel, and o very rlvor and every mtovni io \s.is or L 00 > L,l,m ro, “ iu^ that descend on tho churohe* of Cod. m* 
hrow sea is now hlotwoming with tho Uuwers of « enor " 1 i,, | I,,t ; nC0 of th ° tw0 K^at »deim, t | l0 re(;t . H808 0 f somo l ow jy oottoge. In the 
aoniut Itcanu* to Franklin as ho thought * “ ,hU * vl rv .* I’ , rui " ,H depths of Homo lmmhlo heart, msy bo going 

of , thO kite.- and tho very lightning, ciTSo. *"* »"«*? ^ '<> on the work of. pious iutercession, in answer 

ilown Iruin tln*ir thrones to do him honor. It u,a | l ,,, " | * u ,1,,,lllilr y 0 c ''‘ r y |»ro i.bsim t 0 which tho gruoo of hcevon doaooads on US . 


M.i^d.ih n s i ) t iuit ^ sho an- , praihos. . Itoamot'd Fulton as ho thought of | 

R octio ii ,j[ homo tho paddle wheel, and every rlvor and ovi 
hoaut, hil ray must hav" n-stvd on tho hrow I H( . u j H I10 w Idowoming with th" flowers 
°l t^SCf, • . genius. Itcamr to Franklin as ho tlioui 


of, tht* kite,- and the very lightnings uunm 
down from their thrones to do him honor. It 


navu Boon oiu .\irs. ii. aim nearu nor talk. r ‘. n u . . : .. r " ,1 came to Baoun as ho thought of tho induotive ol ( ,,rir,t Ih ; F 5r ' ll d lM l hy I and our joyful pustor, mul on uio ncaria oi 

She is eighty -four years „1J was whu, yunoall ’ !’ J ;| f"""- V 7' r "- '•'"•Shtcfi ! aml tk , wlllllu monlu , w „ rM luaped "'V','""' ld " u *- 7 mu ' lmd - the far heathen, till the wilderness and tl.e ' 

euiivcrtod, at twelve years old, and lias been 1 . ,, ! K '' 'j '. | into a now O.i.stonoo. Philosophy turned | " ^ ,l,,< ! 1” 1 1,1,1,11 * ‘^il’ l . ls « 10 j sulitary place aro glad for thorn, f Dr. W, 

a Method!,! ever since, and 1 reckon dJ Kg 1 8 ' IVou, -her beaten paths and followed 1, in, „s „ J»,der their tnllue.ioo l ie piety ot tl.m U . YViiliam.. 

knows. And tlmn 1 was bunt s, .,1 in infi , eotai uCfors, und lamUnnls h-r sloAlmldi-rs | , a, A fo, msst.-r : tho nhvsieal U '« roh "“ W .« V***' " ful ’ - .. f -ram 


| and our joyful pastor, and on the hearts of 
j tho fur heathen, till the wildernesa and tho 


» . 1 .. , . 1 • • r 1 miiuttiro.q i' r MlU 0 Knu|i|(>r> ' , 

Knows. And thou I was baptised iu infancy , • ■ • 1 *,i , , , . , ... . dut 

l,v tin. I - .... \ra ii, .J | hired up with iileoln,! anil bulling willi deli- 

ny tlm But. Air. - , wlm preached twice in •„,„•- . •tvoi 

i, . .' i i* _ * . lium tii.MuiTis. J lu* aroiius * >t tlio ilvii.u un* i 

Dublin and lour or .five times in .England. . ( . in ( . . •,. ., . ,• ■; . *V- , ! o'vo 


,1 . • | v^iuiruil in Duiuoii . until. BUlHTllCiai, 

ir would iollow his rtiawtcr ; tho physical . 4 . 

i, .... * * ,* , ohfcrless. lor tho want of these grout thoughts, 

rid aWf'Ke. I hero nuuu a voioO Irom ...... , , , 


HubJm and Tour or .five times in .Kngland. j ,1,7 ,i 11M1 , , ,'“! r'V, I every ilrup in tlio. salt ocean, and from every t~**«**«» **y mou., .... 

And then tin, French Priest in u„r,tuw„ * “ ' ‘ ‘.‘i n “" M ' an “' ll, “ ul j r,,ck on the .bread land iron, every trem- w.U ehanga ‘ " '^t, JU cflnrte, and bless 1 ho great art m prcaehmg .. aimpUcily, 

preaches „b„„t tlm Mo, I, odiste nearly every ' «' I bling star above us, nnd from every sleeping ll ' c "" rld L< '*• Herald. " LorJ hl » proaclimg, speaks of tilling 

Sabbath'; I reckon I ought to know-some, hing P ,' ‘"s.-il Wneall, and star und dew .drop. - — ' 1,0 « r0UDd ' , of ,nuHlar,1 of «»«* * 

aiioiit the,,,. v ;'*-' 11,0 » H1 , 1 '; ,l, AU" liro ' uh - ,ml "*? ( .,„ u0 lish lllld f „„i, uU f0 „„ u u ..d ~ ' et ?- : t,iua *»«i«®k *»+ - 

Mr. YV. you understand the French ! vlmriur, and save the In-.dTn. voio e„-,o.pruelaim Ids lisc." A (Saear Fact I'or Tkbtowl I.WW. auapU amubtaiai. • *d% 

Mrs. A. YV. No, I eun't talk the French — ■ " YVo cau prqvo," says Huron Liebig, “with n. sfiMW 

language. Imt I know its every word true, Cur. -n , .. . . " 1 math, matieal certainty, that us muuli tluur 

he-jnst/nyxitoff. tojrat wl"," '"ml, death onlm deii l! 'dl/tit , ' ^not »vum my theology all ,ik once : or meal us can lie un the point uf a table- Tru8t Uoo'^ 1 ooffld wrtfie dewa twea* 

■Mr \\ a gam bowed and walked away, (iw , wil| " '< 1 have heel, search, „g deeper and deeper knile ,s n.oro nutritious tlm,, fl o uuasnras , u [oUi umD , whoB , wished Cod - 

musing nn the strung,,. hu.gs he hud heard.'j Boooll a timu " »» d "'.vlniiLlmtu bmiighl , "bunt eight or hm quurll,- of Ihe ,,, B«v„- otherwise, than he did : but wbinU ,y 

Yen 'hnught lm, 1 am surprised. Mm dun', mlJ t||lrJ . „ n IM*. »"!,« i.ndurstoud eg- nan beer; that a purs,,, ^l.o .» able d«ly.to| P|luw , uw „, wi |l, wouW have led. ' 

like the M-lhudists, but never I, curd 'then, tTtoso that are familiar withd, in, '- eept by experience and temptations. consume that unman ut lq-er obtains Iron, ,t to e xtoisive misoblof The life of a Chris- ‘ 

preach. She has chwly investigated their . ■ in a wlmlo year, in tho moat hivorablc case, | ti|lI1 lift of paradoxes. He must' lay hold. '• 

duetrincs but never read llmir works. Ki,uw.| " Pheru an. s-mie uhiloso|,l, rs wlm in the vxa 1 '! 1 ); the ammint of "uiritive eunstitucnls ' m , Judi ^ fu ]| uw ha, d alter him, he T 

all ubmit their dueinnus but never heard that , A little wrung done fo uiwtlior, is a groa;,. matter hetweuu 1 I, list and Heliqi, say, that ,^*!ljp ^ lu » f must determiao not to let him qo. . Aodyot! '« 

hey had a eruu.1. lion t imderstund tlm- -| injury .done, toon rsclv,- The », lurmtpuni.l, - un buth.sidos tlmro should be yieidiug. Let b * ' . 1 J U ' yog must iearn to lot God ulauv, Uaiotasa* . .; 

1 ni‘l*t. hut h(-‘llAVL>ri till Im-HUYA . Anil lu*l* ... I 1 .... I .I. . . . 1 . ... . — - I Imfn ■*<> l.'iu) iu imn ilia iiwutl nf sail 


! vuio (.‘h-tu-profluiiu 'hia j*iTiihe." 


Ignorance limy bo pleaded iu cxteniiutibn’ 
of lovo of tlio world in youth, . but whut ex- 
cuse cun lie have fur such fully who has long 
tried the world aud fount! it to be emptiness 
uud vanity ! 


,, . , , to. cat with God, death or the devil, for the 

.'lr. \\ ugam liowcd and walked anitv « . • , , 

8 8 “"‘V- first- neither can mn- will he mucked : ihe 
musing up, in the strange things he had heard , , ,, 

... 11 i, , :■ o- .<•> uuu nuira. second mucks nil men one timu ac another 

>Y .i'll, thought lie, 1 am surpriMtl. Mm don't ,i.u.i ... i 


W henever it shall be pervaded by them, it 

will change its aspect, its efforts, and bless I The great art in preaching ia simplicity, 
the world [t h. Herald. jilurl.ordin his preaching, speaks of tilling a 

— — — — - — — Hm ground, of mustard seed, of vines, of 

.' I sheep, -and trees, etc.; thus lmiking use- of- - u 

A Ghkat Fact run Tkktotai. l.ei renrns. • common and simple simiUtudoa. ’ 

' AV« eun prove,*' miy» JJttHin Liebig, “ with ^ u. a&KifHp 

umtlu nmtii’al cortoioty, tbut un 111 ucli flour 

nr meal US can Upon the H«t of a table- ^ eoM wrlto dowa twenty' " : 


u.nu.m-s uu. ..era. .cm .... or worn,. Knows , PI, era are some uhilosm, li es who in the , . V i on <*od, lie must tallow haul utter him, he 

nil ubmit their doctrines but never heard tlmt , A little wrong done fo anotlmVi is a g,4ai,|«miier hetweuu 1 I, list and ileliqi, say, that *Jl'!^" “'fej ^ J^.17 4 7/ must determino not to let him go. Aadyaf- a 

icy had a crcml. Don t understand the j injury.done.toourselv, - The »e, ere, i punish - Ln hoth.sidos tlmro sh.mhi be yiciding. Let b - ' 1 d U yuguiust learn to lot God uW Ueiotnea*,. 

I ru>t, )»ut htdiAvcri ull he Huyb . And liyr uieiit of. nn injury i.*, the ooiibi iuu.uera of them try, and. do what they can. and do nut — hetorv God is one of tlm most difficult of teU M . 

sister, "hat ahlcssmgdor the world that hating done it "amL lm man soll'era mute' grudge them their pains, for if they make As lung as Christ site at tlm right hand of Christian graces; to sit whore he place* us, 

theso two minds iWerc thrown together tliim he, that is turned oyer to the pain of r e l|,udeiil ridigiuns, aVid one with tiod,' thoy God, we shall also l*e lords aud masters over to be whut ho would have us be, and this ft 

auounu, iooS.. . I J. L. pentunep. will bo tho first wlm cuuld sin, death, devils, und all things. long aa he pleases. 


uu 


1 bin, deuth, duvilb, uud all tliiugb. 


1 long as lie pleaneif. 



®l)f to ©rlfnns Clirtstiflit JUiBoratr. 



•to consequence*, no great in its import, one 
may well shrink from gollfg ulono. When 
*o meet men in tho Church, or on tho street 
or highway, ire are then on equal and com- 
mon ground. Hut the ease is different when 
doty d»l)s us to go to their houses. This, to 


OONVflHsiON OF THE YOUNO. U r di-,.„, far hotter fitted to maksdeop SHREVEPORT CORRESPONDENCE '--- ' ‘ 

-S it not so that tho cost that some who - For this long time hVvo , ZnZZZ 33* W 

are engaged in our Sabbath Schools hope to Mrilt, tto Methodism, than they could have “something to turn up," but nothing of the when gained. The State T* ,ild ' unnotioeS?H 
do for their pupils, is to prepare them to be £ with AisUy. The 53£ £&£££ 


»r nignway, we are men on equal ana com- , r , . . „ , boon bv nnv . hroeem of nnn..s.i_a ir , . , •’’ uuraiog oi tne ........ » no orate is literally flooded thsnS * 

_ . „ . .. . ‘ • do for thoir pupils, is to prepare them to bo procow ot unassisted self-cul- marvelous lias ocourred oflatn n i"„:t with whiskv ThnWml V 1,10 R “ (1 gtou., „, lrrnil ,. - BWIB1 

mon ground. Hut tho case is different wlion „ , ,. , , tliro -. l*ut for this Institute, modelled as it „r n,„ •, 01 mt0 > alboit certain BK ”' no Wostorn distilleries pour noticed them n rou n, * ,n g that i , 

doty dulls us to go to their houses. This to ” * ,,M# tllCm rCady ’ of there young men would'Sve ' “ “ * «"d rappers have been “ down upon us in Hoods, and threaten to said and lookM ’ ti* S 

. , ’ when tho times of refreshing shall como from ®“teyBd th# ministry with no highor prepare- Amongst us. Owing probably to atmospheric submerge the land. Unloss those dement. .i. ... * c ' H"" *W 

every re-rtf# mind, complicates nnd im- . . * tlom than tho literary. help to bo obKH and psychological causes, thov madam and moSths can bo «t„n J,, T„ "P™* d ™‘ ">olher. 


meneoly Increases tho embarrassment. 


iNOVOmber M. ra «Aom 0 H mcfl bo done, however, notwith- 
L " ' LJ * J -'- |a3 * ,aB sttndins illO dolicaic and tinnnrtftin inminntn. 


' ■* ®** n dibg tho dolicaio and uncertain issues in- • at,. m . . «« v . , .. — ^ nm i^ucouuu me utility, and oven , .. . . . — ™' -««•« «**« iuwu vuu.mjr. not n single Uivia» of il. n i. n ,i . * l,c «iod ■,«* 

PM>Jbe^!{^^i^!^ Alabama 7* °" ly '""° PXp ° Ctation of r0api ^’ Founda- eZt^htfZr ffttwh htaS^* th ° pr °*' any other. " K^^ttS' Vankjo" or tor. Lllwt h^W Sh£l°ttoy ‘J 0 ° U,cr 

r '■ssxstszztz :C“" *r o,to " - •—«* 

«i— to «Uu.t their *ererel account, at summons. As the sparks fly upwards, so does ^ V ‘''i ndeed, the con- o hers »g am as tho i.« ,«« non Itisthonght brainless idlers catch up these crudities of during tho session of tho rnnua^Sru’ “ ^ ^ y °" K ° ‘ 

of their respective Hi. eilent prayer. . The crisis is at hand and to o “ "hdo young, ye <4 take tU ,nfl nmnM i, ,j out of the young and faith, and penetrate the At that time tho ladies of Shreveport Jro lay rSf °T 

. . c . • « ... ^ to occupy 1 1 h pr«ucr nosition in the nnlinv nf nien who Nuhimt. tn ifa » — > wholo land with thmr warns i nontod n lnw.ro o.,,i <1 ‘ ‘ J pericctly calm, 


tlio presonco of tho Lord. Littjo hope 
tortnined of leading them in repentant 
faith to a knowledge of Hina forgivon, 


i'l.'TftHi 


Littjo hope Is on- Hterary.holp to ho obtained at and psychological causes, they made no im- and truths can ho stopped, wo shall sink be t h 1 er - ,n * 1 «, and old* IS 

” ul * fc1.1" J .M2i£ .I'*..™ ». UL d.iJom .“JJLT P.."™ a, u,™.’;.?.’ .»• « i « ni i . i t. ...... 


mitn to a knowledge of sins torgivon, while ""J' “ irainuig whatover. olmndi.n nf l.nlr „l,. n | n .,' n ' ""ariy Her mother-in l», . 

. , ....'. . . . " bo, then, will question tho utility, and oven clmn ' jl * c ot th(nr doluaions. Ihcrenromoro ubsolctc in the country. Not n singlo Divis- „r n,„ i . r ln *law kneeing 

in the Sunday school. Hus is seedtime necessity of such an institution, at the pres- P w, I' lc bvmg by thoir wits in this age than in in this part of the State retains ’its clmr ., !' bt ' do " on « •idt.iw , 
only-no expectation of reaping. Founda- cat epoch of our church history 1 »ny olhor. Notions, whothor Yankoo or tor - l-ike tho lost I’leiades they have distah- * r ' IIcr m °kber-in-l„ 

tions aro being laid— no thought of building. The Church, North, nro not nil airroed as °j; l "' rwi "'’’ nmko U P th ° obiof trading capital penred, and their memorial 1ms perished with no™?w*i. l,M 8h ° l)C0B my 

'rt 1 „ .... ... ” 01 t.Iin fimna Mnn.r 1. _ . tlinm 1 •UVCr VOt llUH xlin * 


al favor by holding themeclwe in 
to adjust their sever*} ncoounta at 


" : E. St.vxk.ok, Agent.’, he feels the need of his way opened and pro- t T T*™ “ e' 0 , ^ m ° n ^ BU '’ mit ‘° Us thrC ° y ° nrfl ' cours °- 

Er, Nov. 5, 1852. pared by Him who has even L ,L> thB a ‘ureh A deep convict, on of tho practi- scour, ng correctness nt tho expense of tamo- 




t. 5, 1852. 


ED PRAYER. 




ranll,. li; n .i..i .. .• . , . ' ukuji uuuviuuoii oi uiu prncu- "vvuiiiig corrccmcBS nt tlio expense of Inmn- “ “ “ 

in his hand as tl • C ' tn 10 eability and importance of tliisenrly movement ness. Hut the Biblical Institute sooms to ho oroakin K CTCr y wliero. 

m his hnnd ns tho river of waters nnd tumoth „„„„„ .. , . ... / ,, , , eooms to.tto or cross-roads, is exen 

it whithorsoovor Ho will. He can dispose the y “ a '‘ k ‘» da '' d ''R B ^'™b‘l'^<=t«ndho r cfui making headway. Wo should prefer to tho Those vagabond niagii 

heart t» receive unwelcome words. “The “ U mU8t tftk ° P lttC °. in th ° Churc1 ' d '“ tnCt | n8t “ute, an able theological profes- or general improventer 


“r ““wow uiuuiuuo oi ft v,4,j ovooiwu ui ino Annuftl Uoufcronco Tim ri • * u *o» r* 

plulosopliy and faith, and penotrato tho At that timo tlio ladies of Shrovenort nro- lav nw/n® T lllUj don6 *ith » 
wholo land with thoir wares of jargon nnd s™ 1 ®! a large and nourishing Division with a of min w, CMo P‘ 


oroaking every wliero. No town 
or cross-roads, is exempt from t 


“no of those 


. or village, 18 »<> more, and tho spider*, will, sacred frequently see X ° 080 Cont >«H 

tho plague, mdustry have sliroudod tho banner with thoir wlm are left a’ro fu^f 8 
- particular ^ I bis Ihv.s.on was of remarkable Ion- In the evening £ 


must take place in the Church district Institute, an able theological profes- or gcncrat improvement in moXls^religion govity, and foXTftor ZT the reTt had Tdl'cn' 
huroli prevails with rnmd spread sorslun, m connection witli^ mir.nr!n»:.'.i ..i or soienon. and nm „ , „„,i , " 


opened the door with a wide preparation of the heart in man is from the ^ th ° ChUr$h pr ° Vail8 Wit '' r " pid PprWU ‘ 80r8hip -, in conncotion with our-principal col- « soionee, and aro a remarkable compound “'“1 now not one is loft. 


tNktotoio tho servant of God, visiting from Lord." 

house to house : snd opened tbo hear* of U is not for U9 to know wht , tho ' Lo rd is 

, b “ “““F®- doing in other peoplo’s hearts. , It is riot un- 

^ In that simple narrative of Leigh Richmond, common t o Arid those humbled and docile 
* "Fk® -X5H8B. 9^S^*i oornrs a passage of whom wo oxpeotod to confront in indifforeneo 


in tlio evening, beforn 
talk, she said to iler eistor ^ u ^ 
‘tns 1 1 always drondcS 


“ 4 «oeUpnt example. The Young or hardness 
iBiRfa "rk anJ&her pastor goes* to visit ing as was 
lie knows not how fas will find her persecuting 
d disposed j he hopes, well. Ho is deeply [,o praycth. 
oerned as to the resnlt of the counsels he found it so. 
ting to administer, and is properly solioi- Wh(m N 
far a happy result. It is the time of sun- land of cnpt 
snnd flowers. Arriwd at tho cottage, wa8 abant 


| and'powerful sway over tho world. logos. The editor of the Herald prefers this °f nvarico nnilaziness. Tho Sons attribute thoir union in part to inX’ 1 «l«,iy8 drended death, bu|X: 

Rev. S. Jackson, in urging the religious ed- to °. but says : “ At present wc cannot do this. Bo " do ? tlM f° we llffl b0rod an(1 sawed from th o Temple, which divided their strength and you had , K °"° now '.'’ *Y«s, dcu, '* 

***■ “• io1 * >i‘~ »- turns m 

they intended to do it, makes these remarks, the walU of a university, but not from tho rigors, propl.ets of science, literature and both have made a mistake XctLnLX a l . lmt ia too weak : u.'X 1 


niRHMftl x L , x x, # r R cv. S. .Iftckson, in urging tho religious cd- too, but says : “At present we cannot do this. 

. . . . US * U ° W " Ul 10 . 0r 18 “cation of tlio masecs upon tho English Wes- ^ ur Now England ^ministry, certainly must 

^: n r h :rr r - Iti8n0tUn - Ant they ...onu undertake the be^loahhi chiefly by 

non lose mm led and docile work of converting tho children ns though limited moons absolutely exclude them from 




absolutely exclude them from pedagogue. 


jj . r DUWOIUV l A 

Ho entered into the houso and clusiyely upon tho principle of adult prose- former 
Iytism, however suecossful in that dcpnrt- ter e'ffic 


rpier ? Nay! 

lyusm, However suecossful in that dcpnrt- ter efficient bv amnio’ «.n.Wm ♦ 7 ‘umgestible nomencla- wore uquoient. Tempcranee' hridame hut one flood to 

ment. Matured sinners, when converted, are d^ZhTneSSf t S* ^ ^ * U |nd absurdities, and any. plausible plah of soverut objects, and their pledge aX 

highly prized by Christ, hut have to a sad dC8t ' ny “ to ( r ‘ d ‘ 10 of them would entitle its costly machinery of initiations, and degrees Clint, 

extent disqualified themselves fur his service " E S EmN0 Tm; Nmv 1’iiE.icmin. — Our nu ,"'°, r J" tlle ‘‘‘sting grntitudo of world. toolinway tbo popular element^ entiroly. Your 
on earth. With fow exceptions, tho efficient friond on tlio Arkansas side of tho Memphis , “ 8 .“ ,.®°“ a ycar df Sections with us, “ rer “nn league’ is a hAter model. Lot one 
agents in advancing Methodism, whether lay Advocate, now tho people nro looking for the n '° * 7 . t0 U ° ntinu ° tU1 tho cnd - b .° formcd wllich <*011 aim at the emaneipa- Bl 

or olcncal, have been persons converted to coming of the new nrerieher from r & r “ S ’ m ' oa:hva8a 18 n ow over, and peneo and tion of the entire State, and it. will bring out 

God in childhood, and trained in tho bosom of | mnrm .„ u n • • Conferenoc harmony reign where, hut a little ..timer ago, ‘he whole strength of the tempcrniico cause lll08c 

our families and churches. If Methodism ! • ‘ oocca ' ,lotnrl tpl bng how he should “11 was conl'union and strife. Just hero the and direct it to one magnificent issue. ' and kcci 

succeed in her ‘ enlarged mission,’ her youth b ° rcoo,vod - The picture of want nnd care , 11081 as P 0Ct of tho contest rose no higher 0ur “voo is thronged with boats, find the tion of . 
#ill he ‘ronowed as tlio eagle’s.’ If sho fail, ho draW8 > 8 not confined to swamps and river , ft scratol ‘ and' hito hetwoon tho cock wharves groan beneath tin unusual’ uecunm- , ir „ 

i i , .. . ' i. .H v . . . 1 and noon. Nnuni-iUlnon h . r_^:._i.x .. ,krt ' tr v 


Whon Nchemiah, tho pious Jew in tho Matured sinnere, when converted, arc destiny is occomplishfcd. 

land of captivity and cup-bearer to Artaxores ft 1 y prized by Christ, hut havo to a sad 

- 8 ' extent disqualified themselves for his service Recku ing tiik Nn 




mistake The ten.poranco righteousness illumined Jl'S 
l upon tho singlo basis oi and it'wus light. he 

;sst popular clemcntnlnjuld “ t ni r dv ing Irlend. • 

l of its organizations. In tho rugged path to'dreth"“~ H 
tho I cmple and Division look, beyond tho dark valid* ^1"* 
omperance; became but one floud to mir ^ 


> 8J6 fofr nature, he looks upon tlio l* „_ n _ <* . . , • , r — ” vawjmuur, mu uu^uivnv ■ — 

! bf the scene and honeysuckle , 8 ( ru V ^T > '° D and a,d *° roturn a e cnta in advancing Methodism, whether lay Advocate, 

, rt,, L nm .i n , 10 ‘bo City of hia fathers' sopulohrcs, that ho <lr olcrical, havc been persons converted to I eomine nl 


was about to prefer a great request to tho 



•ring over the humble place : “As I 
id the boose-door, its flowers put forth 
■ sweat and refreshing smell. Intent 
i object of my visit, I at tlttmmc moment 
*«&■« prayer to God and entertained 


to rnyevs vt UMJ Ylffillq M. U( IH* OTmC mOmtUl • Li xi j ,, A * . | , „ ruuoweu ftH IUO 

I up eilent prayer to Gat and entertained ^ h J • Andtbfl ' ory ' “ tof ‘Cray hairs aro here an, 

e tbit the welcome fragrance of the Poyal h “ ltatwn u V° n wh,oh ‘bo groat affair her days are numbered, 
i mtirtit hi ni,^_.-. „r .a * .I turned, was space onough for a fervent and 

rSLUl T i f x u t; ^ T h0 — — 

dvraa in the etow.rfttolHUe child J StrnDgcly favorabl ° and tho METHODIST Pnraff. 

1 filing oavor to her Heavenly Fa- ” ° ° am0 ' 


our “loved and lost" i 
Clinton, La. 


**% harres^; 
Mu,. 


might build it— prayor was tho sooret of his (Jod in childhood, and trained in tho bosom of i mnrovon . 

suocossful diplomacy : “0 Lord, prosper thv 0UX Pnm '*‘ cs and churches. If Methodism . . , a610n m 

servant this day and grant him mercy in the ‘®^8® d her youth ” ' 

sight of t.us man." And the very moment of t X “'W uJ™ 


to swamps and river 


ipa- BE YOUK OWN EXEOmyw 

out . u& 

aso, ’ 10sc who hoard up and go Ui 
and keep i( all fast, with the , t0 J!" 
the tion of doing some great thine «i 


gray hairs aro hero and there upon her,’ and bottbiiifl, hut is witnessed “in tho hill coun- 

.or days are numbered. try, "'and in fullWny a village and city. It 

is an .** o’er true talo 

,, U W bo that you will havo a married 


and coon Novortholcss thoro was the usual bition of freight. It is riow estimated that i ■ ^ f , y and «up«W 

display of patriotism and harboeuo dinners, upwards of sixty thousand hales will he , "' K " tby h ! crc m «rc than the W 
in toroh-hglit processions and coffee-house 8h ,ipp° J from this point tho present year nnd do,n S g°°d. Liko Samsoi, they w ■ I 
oratory. It is wpll for tlio quiot-mindod that “«rly twenty thousand are already in the sona c-achioving mrtro in their dri ,. .l 1 
tlieso demonstrations lmvo nn end, and that ““rket, The picking season lifts, been less all their living. Death mav he uTTI 
political repose ensues so sneedilv. favorahlo* than last vbnf r... . ^ y h© thinksi l 


The Christian, and especially tho visiting 
• Intent on tilt object of hie vitit that prompt- pa8U,r ’ " U1 find many occasions for the 
edUM-prayer, the fervent ejaculation to God. thrc8hold P r »y«r. He falls upon many im- 
Bb Objret wm. nngle." He wont not on a j* d,menta whioh °»ly yield to prayer. Bo- 
"oaH:” it wu not avioit of pastoral oore- f ° r ° tb ‘ 8 ’. obdurac y mcltB > licodlossness at- 
■itoj. The ribjeot was not to esoape a lone- ‘“f** pndo and haughtiness eomo down 
«^^)k)Qr bjaeoking company or to pus an ^ 0tl attenilB tlie ate P 8 Ria praying servant j 


ims race, it it is your intention to take caro 

His Testimonv.— T ho two column loador h!u!, U | prCaCb(!r a ? d P rovi do forliim comfor- 


oratory. It is well for tlio quiot-mindod that 'marly twenty thousand are already i 
tlieso demonstrations lmvo an end, and that "mrket. The picking season lifts, bcci 


I ' - , “ l J' ou "i" nave n married ‘“ese uemonstrations lmvo an end, and that "mrket. ihe picking 

this fact" “it L°vourinZrt!fnt U ( a r r ! ain rCp08 ° on8Ue8 80 8 r i -' cdil y- favorable- than last fe 


Tho lioonso question wns 


really. ■ a ® ybar, owing to frequent grace, for their liberal l~ 7, 

recently submit- and heavy rains, hut a heavy crop will he' mints etc To civ, ^ 

ovoport, and the gathered notwithstanding. The weather is i 10 „,’ - , .. 6 ' c “dUndaul, 


* livivre i ,• — mu iwo column leader i. r i IV * UIU * wimur- . ,1 . ... „ „ j - . ■ j , -* v r «•***■ 

of the Cli Ad and Innmsl !, S’ , aV0 a ! ncdlm fc r °f ‘bo .Stewards ap- , ted to tho Clt,zens of Shreveport, and tlio B a t!iered notwithstanding. The weather is 

al is devoted to tho pomtod to moot vour preacher as soon as lie bquor interest obtained an easy and decided nw pnino— cool, clear, and. Healthy lied 

Ha monte movement. An editorial on Danl. ^,^0^ b ° ^ ° nly 48 veto, were" given forno river is in good navigable eoSdSSd S 

el ser coincides with our own views, as scoure a hoarding place for the vwwfth tho lu:cns ®’ whl,8 ‘ 130 were polfod on .tho contra- “bies boats for travel and freight, are plenty, 

given last woek, on tho nature of his testimo- °*PM« stipulation that tho Church nnd not Th0W to g° tllor constitute about half of ISov> 13 ‘ .Woodsman. 

ny to tho Christian religion. Of cotfrse this *° P rcac || er i to ho responsible for its pay- ^ 10 vot c ri} i There were, therefore, as 

^njtoortttUoto^-abaity-oftho 

s?rr:: frti tid8 ^ ^ Kte h BMINIS oe N oes. 


Healthy, lied ‘"""T liretin !° ,0 tho I— ^nlJ 
ition, and, first ^ and tho Poor college, 

lit, are plenty: P " or fund ’ wuuld bo to decide betwens, 
Woodsman. ohiiins of these objects nnd themselm 

* denial may he here to graco ftepfi, j. 

givo tho sainc bounty to tho , 

L'hriatian AUvocnU. . J W 1,1(5 Wm e Objtflill 

ls ast Wl11 and- testament, is only d«k%i t 

tween tlio ^ claims of tlieso objects udih 
ras the gravo- cI aims of heirs. There is no self-dtnu! 


tMM in J n- t ' . beyond the threshold. Ho enters tlio houso C bristian’B religion. His experience on this n" eu( ‘ u cover tho hoard. If ho intends ti 

«»~,^2L,4££ -* “* - — « » - h».. .r “7- 

k “'" d£ ” 

*lMl|bui D JL How-'mUwlb! l,ed0M “Ot mw, lh.t thrmhrfd wllbout BOUrc °. ought to hnvoitawoigl,,. riMl, J 111 00^^ 

»y to be prospered In it ! The pause leavin 8 baliind a good impression and a savor h * edltorsay8: 

«hold invited tb. silent prayeTand ° f godline ^' been s^Xr^e^ted ^mUhTt ho w“ foaXX “tT" ° f wintor ’ ha* 

lit Every fiuthfui pastor, watch- Tho threshold prayer then: Lot it not be not an inidel, or even a Boeptjp .in regard to con. 1 tho cou ntry for meal and h%- 

■tuunxM i a. . fonrottAn (Imv i< . divine revelation, in onrinin • ..wri „ m 


kim and convert, it into a houso of . J , an aU tl>cory ' His “ u - bjWV. rent ‘or otherwise pr^euro^ * ^houre for ' 8 80 8‘ ia vously grog-ridden as this, and the Jll8tw , . 7— ^ tb ° . elai 

• Thus intent on the objeci of his visit ° f tho Holy Ono ” la worth mor « ‘ban all Him, a servant and provisions for tlio year. rC8 P on8 ‘bibty must now rest upon the major- „ , stback f our 0,d “burcli was tho gravo- cI “"" 8 of Heirs, 

mtering and never losln,. ,r hum “ n k "owledge. But such testimony, P„?J “i,„ b , ls ‘hat’whonthopreaoh- >‘y of its citizens. The coffoo-houses control A r®"" 0 of interest migH^be written ‘his. 


i >r tlio N. O. Christian Aiivocnla, 

RBMINISOENOES. 


numan knowledge. But such testimony, , l ?,' 8 "«m«i lately, that when tho preach- “y its citizens. The eoffoo-houscB control T . ■ 

SZ'ZT ’»""***■ =»CSr-£32“S=: 


in thnt quiet spot 


i prey to be prospered in it ! Tho pause B “ » vuu ““P™»*on ana a savor , . to open his work iri the m .lH r.f Yi^ - ! 

aSJHTrSS&.'SaiSBitiS S&S: 

tordit Erery faithful pastor, watch- Tho threshold prayer then: Lot it not he nota n in^del, or oven a Beeptic in regard to eon. an9ack the country for meal and ha- 
4 “Hoeing in lore, for the souls of men for S° ttcn ' How "“ch visiting from houso to factwdifoT^lfX’n' ' ’ : ‘.° d th ' 8 is , “ Morey on us ! how is it that some stewards 
1 thia a description of his own experi- bouse ib vain for want of it, and only amounts world He was not a miinTtakXopinions aSd ‘ h . eir . 8hin8 


of domg good. Let it not be forgot- deemed worthy of attontio/thoro can he “no th^fHn^w* f 08 ® aad 0y0 , 8 to kec P out est8 of tho town - A farthor evideneo of this BUn& e8 P 00mll y two bnes of tho hymn. ™'. bo !,c, ' rcta ry of s lemling Mubi» 


-w, WB u. vo uuve i» weigne. winter as comfortably as yourselves. The’ fessional, and moreha'nts.Xlitiffi.X Xh IT ta " BTnla “. ,at 1 ““ended in that chnrch-varT 7°“ Wl '° God '‘ etcwrfi i' 

to open hiXwor^mVlmunidst °of f ®““»al men, either directly court their X wl ‘®“ “child, mode quite an impression on 17 ‘ 7 ,,tllc; wo w <mU urge that wh.1 

lOticaUy a Christian, he has and rains and snows of wintor without hav VOr or avoid enC( mntering their ill will and X y< l Une n " nd and beart ' Ono ' vn8 ‘be " dS fi " d t0 d °' d ° lt < i uickl y 

in 1" K ‘° raD9ack thc country foil meal and ha- “PPoaition. This retrials the secret of the [“"“T, °. f ‘ b ° ^ A, “ rk -Moore, a man Besides the necessity of this lifetime b 

o, iri certain; and tins is a Morovonns'V • •* .1 voto upon tho license question. Tho propri- mi 8 ' yin ‘ 0 scriptures,” whoso “praise r a'“y. ‘n order to its possessing u mmsii 

no little importance to thc and chureli merabo™" Van tolit "th ' 8 ’ teW "'' 38 ot .°™ of ‘ he exchanges were early at the poll. ^ a8m alltheclmrcho.s’- I havo only it very element of 

not ft llllin tit trtlrn mtlnlonn 1 J ,1 • 1. . . 88 tOft8t thoif slllDS With thoir ltoanttnfl rlannn.lA.t. It V . faint rccolloc tion of “hfttlior Mrtnrn •) 1:.. . 


whan his heart fervently and hutawear y go*around, instead of a lively andoHUs ability to^ti^f? 8 ° ni ? !ly i ! 8 , tr V dging ^ 
untarily utters the threshold means of do “8 8°°d- L«‘ it not be forgot- deemed worthy of attentio^ there can U ho“no X'XftkXsk 

ton. Whether the massive .portals open into ?,?“„• H «J lad . "ceover, read the Scrip- mon, and how 

hworeed. Perhaps sin may he the •^ C10l “ Halls of the rich or the hand is tions and' arJXento“f “bore wL^vo^X Uk'^Xero 0 "]!, 


worthy of attoniion 8 th ore* 1 can bo “no th“ rilftTug' XTn “X ‘° ( k .,° P ° ut ° f tb ° t0Wn ' A fartl,or cvi d«neo of this 8Un& tW ° Hne8 ° f tho h >’ ,nn ' 

He had, moreover, read tho Scrip- mon, andhowfo getwood and 5 ““v r‘“ Y?' fttct *" scon ln ‘bo reflootion that there are XTX re,trt '“ d 

isaigi^ a, njrrc,, 


BM tnea. rerhaps sin may he z:z: : z -a 6 r oh . or the hand i8 x? 8 /?, d ' ar « ument8 who L,x y within u, 0 Mtp „„ti;; ;x :; jr d aa ** ^ ^ ^ ^ ap . 

Hi* oonreo is hurtful to the reached out to uplift tho latoh of the ootter’s J^d ‘beir divino authority ; and having splash! through 8 ho rfrer hot tom' /|XX had tho nerve to voto no license “ t propnute, for 1 know that he who lay there 

fl to hi. fiuniiy and ruinous to doOT -. Tho “gers of God, whether we g i g 8 „tio 3 the My'exXffo^d" 8 Z"* ** : tban tW °- tb,rd8 wero plod 6 ed Where SS tCZZ'f? "? fa ' 8m ' 

latent exmnnlo. or thn are being ushered into the ciiambfiPH nf claims whioh thn Rih1« mn u u 18 found— bacon, ten cents a pound wero these ultra u . t lftt WIUJ °* R »ni lav there. 


tratioii. The Secretary of a leading Miss\» 
ary Society reports : 

“A brother, whose sign store ii 1 Zac^, 
sends us $500, ‘us an nppropriatior, fo, 


i By potent exumplo, or the “teach- BM being ushered into tho ciiambere of the claims whioh tho Bible makes on universal Romans : 'haTuXbuta fow" Z'ZZ ^nnoo advocates o 

koaussth to err,” other members of noh . or tho abodes of health, into the homo- ^j CDCC ’ as conta 'mi)g a revelation from housek-fifth and - first verX-KXe two d y ° f cloutlou ' They wore at homo. ' 

teTIXSZX 

MMto*aee ean not be administered. ..Allow us now to ask tho infidel if ho deems fixed for tho winter- wUh rt f l W0M mona ‘ rouB nuisances which threaten 

ST e ™ 80 t0 A WORD ALL ROUND ’ cifiTon tt “"virneo Son ^ de S ( | Ch b riat ''- a “ d ‘bore's ’the ,Xl too ^ and proy u <‘ on th ® vitals of our , 

¥?*". **"**• A d8Uo “« The editor, aftor" rt.. ,1...... rests, tlian Daniel Webster was ! Or^whethcr ^ 


reper.iedly bek 


and assume tho obligations of tho Division was an incident Z w ‘l ‘°. U ^ A fU "° ral ‘‘??bto, to -be his om executor. He assigmln 
and Temple, but they had not the courage to Had aXXed but fol m" , T- ‘ 0n ’. f ° r 1 and 8uffioient rrasoaa «* this-Mas, 
lift their liandB for tho extirpation of the wonder and sorrow on thr^ 1^ pl " ldl 1 8b firdt ’ tlle pleasure of srioing Ihe fruit ti* 
monstrous nuisances which threaten our sorrowful arounnXr d<,ad ’ aQj "‘ ‘be own benevolence ; and, secondly, to ten 


l>y the wav about recen mattcr f °r this weeks issue wub taken aick o former or present times, excelled him in theroVtho houM ^nt 8 i tb °1 ““d I will not tako it upon me 
ndorcoldl WU1 the of- a " d ! hercIbr ° th ° RECEirTS u P t0 thia ^to bro^ir d™ 8 r Zon' Hellli! “X dhim 1 - ° a “ t loo ? to ' Ju8t bX ^isXodX'tion, Z- •'“« not been honestly opposed, 


ifr it be kind or eoldt WU1 the nf- ™ " P l ° tbi8 datC « or d^* Holhach cxecTh n 'fo ZZ ^ Ju8 ‘ '‘ere his meditations be. 

) bat ungracious errand sucoecdl • hlc ’ 1 be Kuperv'Bea do not appear. Ho hopes reasoning power, knowledge of the rules of iutoXurnT" 8 ?’ tha f h ° P l, . lr Hf R « unawares 

miring, become auite distressing «, * ftW duys 10 be at his P° 8t “8“*“- Tho “V'dence, or ability in applying those rules to Now wo ask if a nrioher"^ - i 8 ? U1 “) u y' 

TeTttzzrz: 

>»W N Who ean tell? They may bo advised whfL to ren! th X, posito conclusions ' m to the truth of the i Jy bo “ ,roa ‘ *> HcaVtly on his heart! tronn result, and I am particular to make this were as a .“crown of glory,” ho stood in the 

*d tonmtd and be gained, or they . ,, , T ““ 8 “ b8Criptl , on Scriptures ? \Ve answer that, in the first N ow ber “ » good advice nnd reasonable. X J two rC , a80p8 ' That tho culpable ‘ us ‘ c I' ul P“’ ““d was acting as ambassador 

k Him Witt a frown, their alienation for tho nc *‘ yc“ r promptly. place, Humo acknowiedgcd ho l.ad never read We hope tho Church generally will tako if ' 

.TT. . rlBTf 0 * It u a time when thc friends of tho New Sfl , rlpturca wi ‘h attention ; and from Bo- But L ovnr g ™ y Wi “ tako ll : 

eatjplieto and hu embarrassment may OrWn.ri. Aj * , - , ■ ' W ‘inbroke's and Holhaoh s writings tlio same „„„ at , 4 ever y ‘ h , m g> In ‘*'0 way of table ex- 

to by mault and embittered by mor- Cb ' Advoca to » ud the cheap religious thing may bo readily inferred. Mr. Webster, Ll™S < li > T ,BroJ at th ? cutset, that lie may 

lUare. O, ifTfe might but win pre «s, must be friends not in word only hut «n the contrary, had doyoted so much time to Xcritv WOrk WltU cboorfulneBS aud 


oim t locate. Just here bis meditations be- Honestly opposed, ns un iufring- 

eouio so intense, that ho plunges unawares mcnt of ‘“dividual rights. This has long 

lllto ft milli-linln nnd nn x^Crl *Y* Cl u!nnn lmnn 1. 1 i , . . b 


has not been honestly opposed, as un iufring- in spit, of ati yourT^wi-rs °-> >l,Ur b “ J courts, nnd thus tJie obvious intent ef ih 

mcnt of individual rights. This 1ms long 1 w ns “‘ “ camp-meeting where Father tC “ Ult ° r f “ Ucd ‘ U tak ° efrcct ” 

since been thoroughly exploded, and was not Mooro was ““do tho instrument in produo — . — - - 

pleaded in tho contest hero. Moral coward- ‘“g “ powerful effect. It was evening the D “ U « TI « », n«,, n«. u.. u .-uuiU«ihia 
leo in tlioso who tliought and felt right upon lulld Ln g eriu g ™y 8 of tho sun slmno around * l “’ wu ‘ ‘"“•“i" 

SrSir 1 * “ r * •“»»■ i— *3S ?~~.“ra“:rsrsc 

s result, and 1 am particular to make this wer ? “ 9 “ 'crown of glory," 1 10 stood in the M * l Ptynmi . over Culyary church, io NcwVorkflit/ I 


MNATION 0» K*y. i)K. llAWM.-ltillUMtkfr 


issue for two reasons. That tho eulpahlo ‘ U8 ‘ic pulpit, and was acting as ambassador 
may stand upon definite ground, wliero they P “ r <Jud ' w “ 8 “‘ Bethel, a plaeo that is a 
may be pointed out and showed up in their ^ occa ,.°f Methodism in South r.nnia'.an.. ..».i 


a mr« misht but o.«;« * ^ ^ mentu not m wor( » on\y but uauirury, imu uoyotea so much tiuu 

45 rt?** “ 

threshold without a prayar then “ “ papCT at present prioo : this «v«ry Bmtohlo occasion, 


prayer then 


i oat jjpt God would give them ro- 
• to the acknowledgement of their 




• | .. uiu j one oi 

u a ion was confldenUy looked for, and among American Methodists, held i 
thus it can be sustained. „„ ’ .. 


f PL * si ti ,v — wvwrMioitguiiisi, t-uvuiaeives to liou. and 

frn n XXr CX P°“« 8 ar0 “ distinct thing the enemy. Upon the grounds of morality, °f mulung that the time of their decision to 
£om, q ti a en strike ontVZ ba !° arrau 8 od ab “ tra0t r, 6 ht a “ d expediency, the license- ”*85? tl0d ' Aftey an impassioned and 

prepare to meot the first XaX?"® Get T ZTZZ ^ ° PP ° n0t ' ta ' i a J? ‘X* , ap P Cal ; bo ' ^ ^’r the side of 
tho first quarter met, andX will warrant tho 6 a ' na ‘ alcoholic despotism that they must 4 .. ^“d, strotehod out lus ariiis ms if to 


notliel, a place that is a M'amosiim:. rou nil I'acihi.,— H lebt mUdcMriNrl 
1 in South Louisiana and ‘ h ^ toSBlw. lKmty.toolu.iiU, •mtoitfli.eili 

California, ’In «tho clippcr-rlilp Tratl« Wind, fc« ^ 
. Vork, undur Uiu auspice* of the AmericauIIowltiiM 

tlio young tho import- ary 8oo,t,t y- Thoir named are m followi: Ki» H** 1 
themselves to (iod and 01kJ I,ii:k ‘ 0Bnn auJ Thomw Condon, fbrOn**;** 
imn ,.r , . . ' Ml '“« s»m’ucl U. Bull, John 0 Hull. Sllu 8 Bin* 

X n„ . 4he,r decision, to Jam., l’inrimut, tVn. 0. t’unl and EdnnrtB. W**I 
‘ an impassioned and for c«iir or uin. 


an enlarged and greatly enlarged at Concord, N. H. tho onlv <,n« nf i f i th o hrst ouartcr met, and it wilf warrant the a 8 amat a }c ol ‘°llo despotism that they must ‘ Bta “d, ( 
was confidently looked w »nj * md 808 indeed, you might more than meot it, d .* rcot -‘holr efforts, and tlio constrained and 8“ tller *“ uI1 


R p v. J. MwCmty.D. D., who was cbipUlntoCrt.^"! 


. vneir ^ “ among Amoriian Methodista ZlTc Ci ‘t^n mret ih ^ aad 4l ‘« oonstrai^ and “ aI1 4k °, yuaa 8 Who wore so d^X 

. . thus it oan he sustained edists, held its Com- for just then is tho timo when money begins 81 ent courtesies of cxelmngo influence aro V m ' and w 10 * ov °d Him so well and ox “isf.” 1 ". "j w« »ntr. i.u ao.i|,i,iuid»ioU(i»ioii«ip>> 

» *shs of Providence a door of en- . f ' meneement on the 3d inst. Dr. Dompster is to c ‘ rc “ la ‘0' tlioso whom tlioy have most to fear Deliver olairaed in tt voice attuned to lmrm„nv „n I *«. «« Iwwlto. itottotoMjg 

•*-*- <1— I-..S— I rj 7'" 14 r ~ tat - «-»>*. *ZJ5Z joro. “Homo! „1.I1J», t5SSSt5£5»i* ■* 

0 tt. abode of thoaghUe* luxury, 6 w “y °f doing good, by means of tho ono of its Professor's chairs , to the Episcopa- Not so bad -The SnMt r rt. t- * i, , tnU , mph,4n4 ' But for ‘Hem Shreveport would haa , ‘“ en witnessed on this earth such a seem- -- 

and worldly mindedness. No preyed » .^““^dredend twentj mil tho ^ X « paa P^ — 


■ad worldly mindedness. Nop«,« Z**™*™* ««» wo hope toUll^xten- cy. Already one hundred and twenty minTs- the'ii^T" 0 ^ tie Jlmes tdU he free from Intemperance, and the cause'of “»od. Almost all the young pVopTeTf 
ttere. Nofear of God is thereBut ad ° p4ed The J haT0 wibecribed and tors havo been admitted to the cniovLnt nf V- V w , g00d J ° ke ' K may bo i “f* bted , cornmercc ’ and “ poisoned aud in'- 4be 00 “Erega‘‘C“ with ono simultaneous influ- 

lew of d e a th hat lately darkened it. P * id ^° r ““-'““elves and for half a dozen its advantages. Thirteen havo iust ffraduafcpd I rnpntiniiB i j 10 conductors of that cioty would bo withdrawn. I cat in the nravor^of \!n fu^ JJ 1 i n ter- 


P«u ior uiemaelvos and for half a dozen its advanta^s Thin™* !*«* ° e “ J0y “ ent of { l ue8tl oned whether tho conductors of that fcctious society would ho withdrawn. 3? \l° uvu w iUO i . alt ft p an^jsked an inter- ^“ wuung to the origin 

w - r - Hz sssftr-* 1 * - „.rr r.*; i -' ^ -»« sssss: 

reader, try it Invest fivn nr a*\\ *1 . . . . A- 6 r^ork of faithful obedience as the negro preacher iavo ^ oen enormous wholesale hnnv nnnn i •• P°rtant issues which J,, ‘t of IjuuImviur. ii»» « 

* y ^ 681 “ve or ten dollars or °f the ministry, onco ite etudente fmir nC ti.a 'n~ preaoner. * . , , uuuiosaie Hung upon the decisions of that' Emir ^ nud ' Am-ri 

moifriniw . u . r. ... : . Buiuenis, lour ol llie Times says it s too r «h “ tn rA wmsRy trade. Our merchants, with somn m ui umc nour. Many .lu^u.iuud of ih« womiui 


once, rushed to the altar and asked . 


“to* ii. Grief and woe have sul>- 
Hesrts for ass-o n . The servant 


The Mammoth Cave —//* Coil .— Ia one oi Mf ^ 
recuut luttura to thu Ilomu Journal i* the foUowln*?**-. 

Rfttph relatinR to tbo original purrhaM of and tb***®* 
puld fur tbu Mammoth (Jhyw iu Kontuckj: <!» 

"Col. Cro Rh nn. to whose family It btlunf*. ■**/"¥! 
d« nt of boulsYiUe. Hu went to Europe *»»* ***' 


providential opening, but tbat way, for your neighbors and whom are missionaries in a distant field. Tho to private circles*” 

to be h-rUinking fr ‘ ends ' Aro tilere not *»» riel, among then. Institute appears to be 1 P 108 : 


b;ytuvummr. whiskv tradn n„. mn l * .', V/ I,un 6 u p°n tile decisions of that' 'hour I'^rs ago. and, um un Americwi-lbund 

Bays lt is too rich “ to he confined , 1 . 0u r merchants, with some ofthevoumrnonnlnwi.nl -i ^ ll0ur * Many «iutn}ti«.ued of the w.m.ierfl of tb« Mammoth 

lirela* > » bonorabI ° exce ption8, are largely endued in mZfa^!l? 10Wh0 ^ dcdfro “>‘ ba Wlonr jj Z' 


If properly guided in his address Wh ° ne6 d but will not pay for a religious her of students have increased one-sixth over his congregation unon tin, a „l7^7V7"“ “ 0, “’ ut “ urB aro not curotiil to onquiro oan wo not see such tin, ’ ,n - v 

». hu entrance there may P “ P * ; “ d 8pBe l'“ r wbod “ wish hut any former year. The editor of Zion’s Her- ‘ b « commands of God. sS he " ilrX? iVinZ “"I' "T '■',!* “ ° vU Ut ulL at B C‘ b el on that sweeL ' -lrnTZin'? F° Tt 

era in that hou«e-hi*tory. pay ur l4 ' J ’ refl c“t it to them. To aid uttended thc examinations, and remarks wbatcb ‘ *' God tolls mo to do in dis book’ cent asVrTu'Tt LTl ° rU | Y , h ° r0 ’ ° X ' be °a uB c «“r preachers lmvo fewer ifelns^ t< 

—victim may hav. been en- “ rehgioas paper entering their fami.ies thus: (holding up the Bible) dat lam gwoin to do! povLisht castonTo^ ntidT't’ ‘ ^ *>" 4 Have there loTLonZ^ 

ayed over, it is renewed with Week ““J accomplish great good. You .We returned to tho el.apol and listened va ,T i4 da4 1 “‘“ b4 j““’P tree a stone debtors, hut it plants Fasti ^ Texas w!tT! ^“l ^ t0 t “ a ° K pr0,lcber8 b “'v ‘« 

rview approaches. Upon the wh ° w * h do good whilo in thia world, * ,th fffa^wUoa to ii very satisfactory inter- gwoin to jump at it. Gwoin troo thousands of cabarets whioh fill as » ‘each the -hearts of their audience ! Alas! 

threshold tte-tboJT.l,, w 1° .^J 8 ia . V*™*- theology. * 4 4 “ G«d i jumpin at it 'longs to mo ! » thousand noiuhll hm j. 1 • . "‘ U " y t .‘hem need the unc 


piosperous. The num- 


J| , HUUIV,— OU11JU J 

A negro preacher was holding forth to evil, whilst others 


honorable exceptions, are largely engaged iu to live for (',,,1 pl ° W1 ‘° decided from t 


com venation, 


u asa accessary some are workers in God's harvest field 

If -*? - - — “™ 


at « a 1 „ ^ 1. . . AUUtiW&H 

r thu omnetim nuy have been en- a reb g 10UB paper entering their families thus : 

A and prayed over, it i. renewed with ^ "“I* ““ y “°°“ pli " h 6 reat fi ooJ - Von We returned to tho elmpol and listened 
tte interview approaches. Upon thc wh0 wub do good while in thia world, wlll ‘ gratiflcatiun to a very satisfactory inter- 

. 

—>wa upon bun. A word ui season _ ‘ lent face, then took the olinir, and conducted 

— a— il in amre place. Right worda ^ ° 0C|EI ‘ Jf . A movement has been ‘H® examination of u class in Hebrew, which 
iNf. and nndrr c _i , made in tho M. K Churnli Nnril. t r we did not hear; but we did listen with areat 

—to, ana under God may give fovora- , b ' B ' or ‘h, to form a pleasure to tho answers of his class on the 

,N*I to™ to the whole tenor ef Metl ‘ od “ 4 UMtal ‘ract Society. hook of Romans.. The clear analysis its mei.- 


living within niuc(y iiiiiim of it, lie lu,d beMi 
or}', and »** wunUhere lfthfttdlute)y on hli return, 

.1 ? ,r ” c k liltn to puroUuhf anti make it a famUf 

U. Why In llftoun uiinutfn* h:irRuiulng. he buu/bt Hf^** 

rcro Bonn. l l ,ou «k hliwrtly alter Iu* wan off«reiI flWOOO 
ero seen chai0i tll / wlll ,,, IW „ io i0tk , »«*" 

ig f Is it runuln in hin family for two itunmtiwx, ^^ 

lieirtu * pun (ling iltt celebrity t„ bh name. lbf» 


hocauso our preachers have fewer h*ln H llH oolnbrity to bin u»me. 

flfflnifinAu nnui / 14 lL liel P 8 to "unUrPU- -nerm in thu Mlat^lUrw.JquiriinW^ 

eiacieuoy now . Have there not been many * row " a — 1 though ti»« oryu proUbiy rum under tjjjj 


now : nave there not been many 

,ou " e rciurneu to tho ohapel and listened w .i| , nm J“™P *voo a stone debtors, but it plants Fastern Texas with S Teachers how to «( i'»>». who ei* a,»a 

n this world, k T««y«ti^ C tory inter- “ n ‘T S" J 0 ’ J ump at > 4 ' Gwoin troo thousands of cabarets, whioh fill as manj [hen ™ llT fl Wi '' eDCa ‘ AI “ 8 ' 

^ tOGOd>JUmp,nft “ t 1#n g 8 to mB ! ” thousand neighborhoods wit., the vices Z 

t0 °, k tlR i cbair ’ a ” d conduct'ed — “TO f d ‘“n k cnnoss, besides its deplore- gregarious lack preying, ’fSfSgS 

ent has been 4110 ezaminuUon oi a class in Hebrew, which . bio effects upon .tlio slave population. Noth- relations who would k„„„ *, i , »p«o HUtin K in hta l..im i,ut wltblo ten 

rth,tofoma rieiuretT bU ‘ W ° '“V!"- 40 " ^ ^ b ^ who ing bat.tt* “Maine law" 1* reach tl.isfear- frame to £ IZl T ? ■" 

, y . Ck of Romans. ThTXmr amL^fu mom ‘ S ° Utl1 8 ° CffiCi “" tly in b °' mlf Z ** ^ ^ Tb ° Iat ° act of judcmun4 attd f««it. P ‘ U " V ''- UUa ‘' r “* C " r “ ^ 

hers gave of the argument in e,U cdnm to °‘ 4,10 ( '“ loni, ati° n S°°icty, lms lately been 16 Legislature g oe s as far as i. practicable for Another, who lies swootlv *1 • • 

their -readiness in translating particular pas- ppomotl<d ’ and worthilytoo, to tlio Correspon- ! f!' 080 ' 1 ’ b “ 4 ‘C“P“ra“co plulantlftopists Christ in that ’old church vard Tlf" 6 • '! A 0, •*»,-. iteuc.-xt «h» IW. „„ 

-ThoN York ““g?*’ and ‘Heir promptitude in answering ding Secretaryship 0 f tho l'ennsvlvauia f'„l “ bouldre g“ rd “ “ 8 ‘bo forerunner of a utran- unobtrusive Christian w , ^ ’ , , U ‘‘l",'' t ‘ u,k HWorloul Swlrtv, ih» 

l r „■ • vurl0UB cxegencul questions, proved them to s 0 eictv 1 isylvanm Col. gor and more adoquato moasaro. Tho historv fol ti r » B ‘ian wonmn ; u kind, faith- to-BBiri. •«» totottrjiyi, c*. 

lege of 1-hysi. pwmno Tittle knowledge if that- master-’ Cty ' , of tho temperance movement ™ filft [ u HWtor ; a provident and thoughtful mis- * *• w.H,h ,. g about ,u : , 0 Kos , bh ,, 

iavo tendered P iB «® of ‘He Puulmo eputies. lust indicate* rt,n* n» m • , ut ‘° ‘ r0B8 i and a constant friend. Sho might huvu ■ *? lBtl “ , ‘'-u , bef«i |i gl , l»to | 

, While witnessing these exhibiUons of in- last, indicates that the Marne law is its true sat for tl,o portrait of Solomon' viw tb» sort ^ cu| , , 

•I to ill who telhgeyeo w« were impressed with a eunvie- 1 ,,E Uw.-A hill, providing for ^ dovelopmont. I do not mean woman ; “ The l.eart of her husband Tu T t 7‘T ''TTcL^pi 

der ‘. vod O-' ‘He ‘He repeal of tho liquor law, was ollered the ^ f ««“« “d- safely tr'ust in her ; sho o L b ‘ XXZXZW 


pt-rly t.f h great number of other !»«“• <lWB,f *‘ JL i 
of lho.su who iiiiKht dig down and.t.-twbHuh »u w 
the cavu on tUulf owu propiTty, (a uian , i * ‘TJ 
up to the xttnitb down to tin* .nadir.) griRi 
uroigt-d to prevent nuuli 8iibterrfcueiin»urr*/' 
ureiuentH ub would uuitbly theiu to bluk a 
ovrtuluty. Tim chvh extendn ten or t**'!" ' 

ral direetimiN. Huil.tiioru is probably »H r y**J & 
mau eUtUiK in hia lung hut wlthiu tep InUriio* <<( n 
quite uncuuflulouH tJmt.the nuwt d#r. 


f*Unt on the object of his visit, 

k dcpteHbg baiibc of iuequalitv 


Z* vppcoaang seuwi of iaequality Coumesdabu: LiBEiuuTY.~Tho N York HUg ^ 8 ’ uud th ? ir P^P^tude in answering 
■WM, ho Will Mt OEOM that thresliold Medical College, aud tho Ci.U»» r m • vurlouB czegeticul questions, proved them to Society 

Bt a prayer that God wouU „ , - , , 11 g® of 1 b ysi- possess no little knowledge of that muster-' y ' 

^ uW P“‘ right c ‘o“ 8 and Surgeons, N. V, have tendered P lcco of the Pauline epistfes. 
to moutn, and give bin, t» Tor free ticket, for their leotures, etc., to ill „l, n . n- bil0 witnessing these exhibiUons of in- 
ir eyre for their good, and di«m« «.„• i I ,t„ 1 „i , , ... an wbo telhgenee, wq were impressed with u eon vie- 

to resmiv. the U ‘ e . ,r UteUd 10 H*® 00 !® missionaries. tin. of the vast hem'tit derived Lm e 


8 to neoin the tiding, he U«». )u 

tt-t all for hi. Divine Maiter, and i 
•Mr tte *ouIs for which Jean. died. UtttEABt ^ 
Illltoy He th*tthe Chrutuui U on hu wu, *ioaiL in th! 

ZZZZZT* * duuer ’ wb «* “use United Sutes i 

t— h — vlly upo n hi. oooreienee ; to virit tte fifty year, „ 0 . 
MtdV wworaiiii a atnager, or ad—onieh a - — 


... O . vammuuuo ui 111- rev » 

telhgeyeo, wq were impressed with u eon vie- 1|,E I ' I ' ll ' 0K Law.— A bill, providing for 

in® Ol tlio vast benefit derived from the the repeal of the lirinor law was nfferml n.n 
traimnir of th * imditiit nn ,„,i.. . uquur law, was oUered tlio 


.training of., his in.titurion, to the young , no, ^ other ^ 7"“^ 41 “> vuneing with masked batteries upon thissuh-' "thVil„“ndi 

WMent- ^ l8lttnd Le 8 19lature - J«®‘- Thoir movements at first wore cautious kindness ..Shall) 


safely trust in her ; sho openolli her uioutli ' J l’»n'd» of Uir™ teouwud 

“■I* 1 - - * 1 ’ in her tonirun !, il l Is'l’uly of till, cngraviiis vf IS, I’ l ' rtl « , '^j,l 

n Cl tunguo « the law ol -ml.v b „ , m , n ,,, tllB UU , IUB „ f „ ait#)#*** , 

’ I "Oil to tho ways ol' now bi> 


,7": v ’ , A Ou mol , lUuc.-At Ih, las’ _ mUW i I" W 

urcli-yard, vvas a quiet Votk uutorlcul Soolt-ly, Hi« I)r. AliWt' l, !J 
woman ; a kind, faith- toon iti-Egyi-t nnd |utmdp- 4 u y j„ euro. pru< cl ' J * j 
it and tlmughtful mis- ^ w ' ll s | ‘ l P* “tout tUr M ];ilK | llh 
iond. She might have fou “-1 1,1 

if Solomons virtuous -Mor<«l,.la. l n-, a ,„ CI1 „ji,|„„oko(lhU* B * ( | 'J 
of her husband doth 1 ^ tol'wod to s« iho, 1 soct.ofeti«l“ bl “ K 77^ 

i> nnnnall. 1. . WHH Yinwiir,'.. ,.r 41.... . tl.n.m.nri vein li*^^ 


and I K ,. aEAat , .. who eu joy iu privileges. Thftv lmve evident- y ’ V" 0 J ‘ hode lBltt “d Legislature, ject. Thoir movements at first wore odu 

d- onml 1 , T !“ C ‘ UKl,, '" I)r ' ,Jalrd re - .whoTe 4 ttefd d ,,r B rt C ‘ l" con, P™“ e, “‘“ u of ““ d pro "*P‘ly rejooted, by a vote of 411 to 14. ““d experimental;; hut these movements 

wu, j—f 0 ;, ^ *5 UUU ‘ ber ° f COm "‘ U ' ‘!*° ltrbu»d covered^’ ZeLicnl Z'troVr- J"! n ' 1U ° r ‘ UW ,1UC8ti ° D in tlmt many years of profitable c 

eai U ® T,Ulgell ' <!al cbu f®Hes of the Ble8 ;. BUcl ‘ clear oonoeptions of dootrinnl de-“ St »to for ‘He present. . rienco, have now mot in tho domonstru 

mted sutea is Un timti gimlsr-than it was “ mU<J “ 8 - “““h knowledge of systematic divin- ■_ ‘hal tlio Muine luw is tho eureka of tho ci 

tte fifty years ago. .history, and of Church ~ ’ ’ They lmve arrived at these ull-importuu 

H el * '■ — — — . i , ® roduc'od tlicm into a "anksuiving Day. — Tho Governas* suits, that it is aloiririmnle ,,01,,,, 


J an nrst wore cautious kindness. —She lookotli woll to »R„ 

and oxpcrnnentalt; hut tlieso movements, run- lier household, und cateth not the I ^ I ° 
mng through many years of profitable expe- idleness. Her children rise un ni l T^ 4,1 
.'rienco have, now met in the demonstration, blessed j her husband also he - fo 1 im 
t,5i the Mame law is tho eureka of tho cause. Her house was my other. k' 'f 1 " 80411 ,wr :" 

hey have arrived, at tlieso ulLiniportuut re- I t— years liavn 1 her die 


monish a — * n,,.Xl„-,,rM i™ mtrod “cod them into a Jhakmgiving Day— T he Governors of B “»«. ‘hftt it is ri loglUmate matter of leuisln- , "'V “w 1® buriul «»»« w.»m«i.for.fc.j™»iitt«i‘' 

witbtl,e “7"“ " bid “ they ,,10 ‘ e . densdy populated w'iTh g^t mld's^m “ ver “ 1 ‘ SttttC8 in tbu l ' nion have uppointed “““’ und tbat li’Kislativo agitatiriu is tlio umst all W worth und oT W4ri ^ ’ 0i 

r» laS— >■ tew !«««. M hM* M Mm 4 Mrlotl thaufflite th. n *i ® u Thnnufttir 0^1. i_jx , . ... effectual wav of hrinr/.nr* nlm.,1 tolrei.E x^ Ollier triumnhant; >»*««., 


mg to toy mortal with the rh * vu, «" 

htosouljood i. - high in I 

Ojh 


...... (I.qmiuveu wub creat and svin. ' nu\ u unpoiniea „ . , " un ner worth und nf I.— . • . 

"to toctrieal tliuaglin. thuu they w^uld lmvoe^er Tburad ay- 25th inst., as a day of publio efful ' tual w 'ay of bringing about right public over the waters of the cold" ^* 1,blUlt ‘“““S' 
entered without this or si t ..... . J opinion and nnnnl*i. .»>!«- rt.. • . .. . n 01 tUo oold flood. ti.« 


l eutered without this or a similar training, thanksgiving un d praise. 


.-.J tusve lunveu M were ull-importaut re- — yeurs lmvo nussed . '““""Pram 

suits, that it is a legitimate mutter of legisla- day, ,yot memory keens rt? T“““ h ° r burial 
tion, und that legislative agitation is the most all her worth and of I, . t000t & fair ’’ oi' 

effectual way of bringing about right publio over the waters of tl,, ® 1 4 " u “ I l d “ u »t passage 
opinion and popular notion -upon the subjeot. taro of that dent" l j°° d d °.° d ' Tliopiu-, 
The battle, in, Louieiuutt must be fouffh* nn.i >.■ 8C0D0 w more vivid 


I METHumiTr MuHiriw.— Thujftlut aioflUng P f ^ j 

Mjanioimry (Joiuutillt'u of the Mothoilht ^0*- 
aud or thu Board of.Munugernof th* Ww I 
New York on thu Oth Infitant. uud the MjfFJJJJjjrf 
I inn- «... r..- ihi ,7.nrs 1^2-63; 


battle . ia Lbuisiuua uxmt be fouclrt ' nn.l m J • “ ^ 8C0D0 is more vivid . 

V w DVUWWUU wu** iUUgm ttua fifnjy 1^4 1 V1V1U moat ominuut inuJioAl lecturer* |o tlw ***** 

I J in ray reooUectiou than at oiuchmau on th* 7th hut. 


Death or a l**u» e|wm — Et^fiusor 






loo to 



Ilj'MEKEAl. 

— 1- ' - i ' 

M^nniEf— On tho lOtli inst., by llov. A. .1. 
rJi-miin, Kov. I- »• M' Ddx.u.n, of the Ala. 

1,1 . . r m..:.. t i).. 


Later from Texan. . 


CiKNKItAIj iNTfOr.T.IOKNOIi. Later from Texan. 

REPORT OF THE ClIAIUTV HOSPITAL, — The re- I* 1 ® ' nrr,Tnl yxtordny ot tho stcAmship Loutoiftun. 

port of thin Institution Tor the work past to as follows. ini? "i mllh ' w " I ,aT0 rMfatved Galveston dates to tlw 
AdmlMlOMjJWZ j discharged. 301 ; deaths, 00. There were « 7 r i * ™" <>U, ‘ an<1 “ *" ,rt *° n of our exchanges from tliu in- 


Cljr tm idDrlffltts Clirlstiait Jtiu»ortttt~ 



l/V' ’ , HI r t tJ r CM 11 . . .1 ‘•■-"••Mgrui uui , urniun, UU. 1 lim 1 WCTC 

r n nf, tind Mrs. Mar' A. mlASIILR, Ol t. liolby but eleven death* front cholera, and fioron toe n from vol* 

^ , ’ low f,. Tor 


w<,r « terlor : 

1 yol* Tm: ( 


ytstordny ot tho steamship Louisiana. ___ 

Wn Jrnro rcrelv.,1 Oalvanton dates to the Particular* Wy the Atlantic 

td u portion of our exchanges from tho in- v v . m i *, 

• . Ni" ' on k. Monday. Nou-mhor 1ft 

T l. Tho guufiatl imwi hfouglii l»y tho Atlantic In ofllttli. I, 

Ml. I tV.,', M., k i die^.r ' m r' " Hi" Ml-wln* l„ l„K H," principal Item* |tlMli, 

iioit to notin* tlic (luantitY of cotton hIIII rr, o« hi r nrcount’ 


Tixucils.muc IricitS. 


ssr • : * 

»Lxl ' " ln " " v-icburxh *'* 


visit,,! Ai.Vt n Tr*rV * l Iou " ,nn 1 ''ICKriydi ™y* • Wo 

mill tv! rl. In 1 i" l l " 'obli'ktou coumifH n l.-W ih.VM id tie,*. 

«• ,0 T,n, ico tho quantity of ruttmi h( ill 


brought hylho Atlantic lx ofiiift,. j|„. I 
»'K jfclfig I ho principal ibmif glninH d | 


M Util MIN IN Tit K M H>N l.lf HIT . . . ,tj 


Minrntn-On the 2d inst., by tho Key. t«, : Omov o.n Ar, r,„*. w„dn«j»,. » hn.mto ^ *** 1 ']'! mTJ"' T ’ • . 

y.-ifl Pnrienn, Judge \V. Rkmbkht, of tho Nor. 17— The nUnnier m.ck Warrior luu nrrlrca i„. r , "“VI," |dok„.i <„it r„ r went „r i„; n a». . Mmi ut'^wiSgni. Eng * ,ld Buoiioh Ayron. Cotton Anal- 

“ - • - "■*•** »?«r — 


Vtilifn anil Mi«s Fannie Tkhiikli, of Day- b " rlng b ' f , 1 "" nl " "" l „ nl sKr report,, ti 

' near tb J * " ho ,pft - ft Bpnnlflh war-steamer' was cruizing of! 

lOD. All of ANIaronp; 0 CO., Alii. port of Havana, with Instructlona from tin* Uoverntin 

j[ ar ried— O n Nov. 2d, 1832, by the Rev. OrtaqoMldliy f rom entering the harbor 

p. Mi Goodwyn, Dr, <1. H. •' an( l Ml» ..Ihe Kmtrdr Rationed on xtomn occiulnn to t>rov, 


* ,h 7 ,pft - • *^*7 »«« cmwCVn* 1 , n“r:!,.V"' ^iT.Vr"\ , ,!rr^;,'.v.v r, , l hoT 


port nf Havana, with lua^ructiona from tlic Gore 


Zl'"' o "'.II nnil t,vn , I, .liar. P„,',i„v f,,r ^ * , 

, "" 1 ,I W OonM li„ nptalpi il nt “"™0" Ajrr'n 


hllators Burnt. 

Ho«llali pnpcrfl rhhnticic tin* arrival at Man- heat* r * 


J ! d I ar.a pW.-Vl r'.'v Vir Voo ! I “ f T l,xh * c « ,lt «n- 1*«» "*V»rl and produnfu ti of'! 


the ehtranoo of tho -OreMent Oltjr Into the hartor hero . , . - 

boon arroetou and loprltonod fornoglect of duly ucairbyod aid, I, produood hut Mill,- ,11, ol ,„, ll„ limn. . 

„ == r •--- - " . ' l ar Hi. ■»».— tim lluuUviUe (ten. of the ath,M>.r> that Franco — Reduction of Internet Oon- 

r,i.: Micon him, or.— Yesterday.,’ says tho Sarannah , “V “ , ' l, "" IJ o r "l | le rlso in Trlulty rlrer, which eniracy. 

vr >b,."e " V? I? 1 lr " ln nr ,0,ul '“ l passed h : i0U ""* 10 bn Hmajent fur the season. houls Napoleon has issued a decree reduclu. rales 

.. hrhlg", at Maenn. Thownrk has Esraa Scssion.—Tlie Stale nasottn contains thn pro. of certain atuoli*, and lixluR tlieleuat Interest at 2 per 


, ,, , . , • n "*R * i Hu viimhio con I it i Vi s inn pro- 

, " ll|,, W "whift to the dltlleulty hf proeurtnu cl *"" ,lln " 'he Onvernnr. eonronlnir the Pt„|o |„.,r|,|„. 

lalmrers. and the sickliness of the season ; hut we under- tur " 1,1 , ‘ ltr » session, on the lull, of January next 




tj A Til,PA MARTIN, all of tho Parish of Oua- tha entranoe of tho Cm>oont City Into the harbor have 
.... tn been atresled and Imprisoned fur neglect of dutr were d, 

ClllW) ■ ' — , - *' , Tnr 

Ton »«•«. Bainni.-e Yesterday.” says tho Sarannah f b ™ b 

OrnTTfAtlV Opttrler or trlday, -the first train of loaded ears passed U| 

UMlVAKr. Oier the new railroad bridge, at Macon, The work has **r« 

been Slightly delayed, owing to the difficulty ,,f procuring rll "»"' 1 

n. rP — On tho 2(1 instant, nt tho rosltlcnoo 'worers, and tin, alckllncss of the season ; hut we under- tur * ln 

„f|,er brothcr-in-lnw, -Vr. Ira llowman, of of tb " "f" 1 put up t„ P",.n 

Of tier the State. Too much praise' cannbt be bestowed upon "f'htlv 

TtnJIts l ttrtsll, Mils. .MsncA It [;r S. Iio\YMAN, those who have charggof the work, for the energy which lYi'T l*'' 
irifo of Robert llowman. IC6q., of Clinton, ami have Shawn In pressing It to an early completion evenitj 

vaunecst daughter of Col. John ( J. Riohnrtl- "?vf“ r,b , br, ;“ l ‘ i ' , i' " f b “ lk ’ lh " >"»»•«. of Me- r* 
yDUU^t a «on, will he entirely diNpi'tinca with. This will fiMiUate f h "' M . 

gOD, St. Mary H I ansll, ill the -6th yfcar ft tho transportation of merchaiidlfe aud produce*, und no [imtuli 

her ftg°. •• doubt greatly iucrcaac the buM nous of. the ncawm. whlcfi |i 

Her disease, cffllfmmption.-WSflfmK inVorh- w Tnr: Brnra'lnank or C.;o,k«h,f CItftlit.tl U a 
ing out itfl fatal result; nnd, Conscfjliently, j great distributing poitit for butter andciieosc for tho aoutji ; F" 0 ' 1 . 
«hfl g affcrctla great while, US well as Bcvcr ol y. n.^^oMthwe at . and the annual receipt* of butter bv pu blic 


at thn*.. r..i • -' V ' , " . . 11 I' w h " ‘Raaipeil nt 

irnvnu 'l»au tHy of .cot ton was . 

- ’.7 tho . ^nrirTTiini cauwd m> 


^tfC.CAtahiJ'ihtniMUj't !<■ •»» built for th 1 


The guard* atntiouOd on a former nccaalnn to prevent A« a,» tWr itrt t t* wri M ?S ***'"*" '* , ’' hUll,W ’ h Annlnllntor. l.U taken fir., and I 


t«T for the planter* If all the cotton now in tho ll.ldl tv,,H 'teptroywl. with a large number t.f the nniiihllut.uv 
leatr\»yed, which produced but little Effect on the fliun> , n. 


Kutiia Si.b.biom.- 


nf * i .sit- . . : ihi'i.. me uemnerni* .. 

l'rMM6nt l |al\hnH r " 1 'l ‘'"’'"'"ry „f their, party In the Some nf the clrcul 

th,.l K rd w a'i. teVulS " 0m ni " ''Olmrl.. 

SSS^k^ofJnlk^uZwZr I'h «"* tin, ' ugh « MU-: Fair Or, ; Middling OHe, 

C„b. will he entirely dispensed with. Thl.wWffic 111 ro Ih^hfi},; llhtid S "‘C.; "'“l Sftt 

prrtiarcd for Hie uucanUm. and uudertonk to Loildoi 


bOUla Napoleon lmn Indited a decree loduclug (he rated 
iho pro- 0 * certain stock*, and lixiiiK tho legal interest at 2 per cent 
I.egiHn- Mid Hint a conspiracy ngaln«t l.uuls. Napoleon cx 

id. isi* ot Fontnlnhlcau nmongilie military. 

cmocrntH .. . Britioli Market*. 

y in the 8onic of ' tlic circular-* stn^i the decline In Cotton pre- 
^1 is tVio vlo,w *° O'" departure dC the Atlanlic at l-lOr ',d.. and 
through 'l»«‘tD ns follows : Fair Orleans. 0‘, \ MldOilng Orleans. 


| » T ,,r Hi?-rTK« u Toaiik of Cin( in vati. -Cincinnati is n ■ MC ‘ ? Pt*»»n. no accident occurred, 
groat distributing point for butter and chcose far the soutji »• Pa*A».— the San Antonin Westert 

a ,nd southwest, and the anuiin l rece i pts of butter by pu blic HrrlT,, d on Fricl 


whi»’h lui had prepared for tlic oeciuiun. and undertook to 
5Z? hp n1T, ‘ “'ll PenciiaBly. ..ml, wlih this 

tjcci ptinn. no accident occurred. 

,,,7°a<S' , ’t*.—Thr Sau Antonio W. sli+n Tax, in says : 
II.? • g'loniin and W all; ice it rr lved on Fridify la-f with 


London and Manchc*ter. 

Trade nt Mnncliester was lees netlvo. and prices hnd 
slightly drcllncd. *V 

la the hondau Money Market there was an ndvnnco in 


■— ;^nmon O n»»int nf *!,!„ i-JZT i 1 onn reyanco alone, ^or ton yenrs paVt, amounted tb nearly nnVillIV ‘rir^ ^ a " tn l ' t Frisn. Mr .7, (’ Hviieir ntirraifclIBliig falls wemliK)!; C«Ht)0'i 3 

1 P t0 1 1 . .. '■ “ " l ’’ 8,10 half* ttllllon of dollars. Tho aiports aro'Jiarge, the city . ln,| n F »n.l gras!. atVwabTah^nXut! ’ lh lb ™' T '"' Tl >'" *"« » hirgo tlv, : . t,.i-I.i,-. doing lull,.. iti c ,. 

had SCCniCd to possess lltl unusually liealthy cotisuinirn depending mainly upon private conveyances r, ' r ' , i v ' d nelthiT fiapcrs nor letters by this arrival *’ Inr het lu Londotf. uiid prices were flriin-r. , 

habit of body, and great vigor of constitution, d'eir supidies. luring the' year ending September l . i» ,i vi!*im3 V *i Wo w^ro lt R ° of li* i 1 1 » * "* y - Liv «‘Pool Cotton Market. 

. in pounds : ni'*J have ^ralsud gtiud crops uf corn and wluut.x U rapes 


habit of body, and great Vigor of constitution, for dicir supplies. Dijring the year ending September .1 . 
uiimatcd by remarkable vivacity ami n.4tivitv “«! ’T'VTiS . M,ow ' 1 * m,a, ; 

a , , |p j • . J Imports, 3,7 12.000 pounds ; exports. 2.3U1.2ftO pounds Kx- 

. uf mmd -attorning to Bhort-aightdd liuninn te : *« of impor.^. l ooi ofto pounds, tubitisb euwcut e«. 
obaerverB the promise or .a prolonged enjoy- thuatc* tho cc nsuhiptlon of Clnclunutl and Vicinity at 
-enter life by her. 'Hat, alas! how early r»m tnlHIoir pounds par annum. „ml the ronrlpU by 

, u _ . ,. . , fwlvatu cunrryancH'al about three millions, making nm:n 

terr those fluttering imllCIltlims found to be million pounds as th. ready supply „[ hutti.r rr.,11, all 
treacherous to .the hopes of those wlio loved I "fiufoiT.lfie tbIui, noilres than a million of dollars, or 


treacherous to tlio Hopes of those who loved 
her! She hail scarcely ntfuined to full nta 
lurilyi’f Wamanltood, when the dark shadow 
of her destiny fell upon Iter pathway of life,— 
ind wrapped it in Btill-thiekening gloom to 
lie end. What a lesson on the vuni'ty of liu- 
nan life, and of hope in earthly good ! Our- 
ing about three years wero her suffering pro- 
tected; and, though, as is usual in this Hal- 
tering disease, there were times when both 
lie sad her friends indulged somo hope of a 
ttrorablc issue, the progress of the Destroyer 
ns steadily onward, towards the dissolution 
ef the fair and well-built fabric on which his 
ruthless bands wero laid . 


Wr roaidvrd neltti.T |.„p. r- imr a trori l,y tilts nrrlvul M,rk '' 1 1,1 L " n ' ln "i "'"1 l.rlc.-w w,-r„ tlruu r. 

Liverpool Cotton Market. 

So t ,U U.rrpuo! un thn du, „f 

ami DihcrfruU arc quite plenty. w "' AllniiticV tl. pnrinrc, (JiVialncxiliiy^.iiunl the mIimwito 

si,.,r^m, l,i ?"' C '. , t n,ln,,0 , B " trouhlaaumc. ns cVcr. Blit a ' ^Ju»n Ual Ht hululy 0000 Ult-x. I'dcoa were without fur- 
r ri> „-, ^1^ • ,'! “''y nevontcuu government animalii llier change. 

irorn it" cb»lc r . at this Copper Mine* r .„„ „ , 

A p.rty ..fslxty W,r, j.t .tho Pocos. ■ Tli..y Crescent City. Affair. 

in ,,t *h(i mail traiu umkr a Aug of inu-c. They mated that WAaiiiMuroN. Novcp\Wr lfi. 

t hcv TlonMiaM m r W t iy t? l<> lrw • 1, — *2 M.oftj .. Thc Uiquibllc (ifthla morning attcmpla to vindicate the 

S?»A2L“ Z •" -ti. W Hn "rtlC.'ro. 


w, r " 'net Jit .the Pecos. ; They 
m l tho mail tram under a flag of truce. They Mated that 

tllei Tirmkn 1 * ll ' Ir W . U} ’ i° t«» trade— to ateuh. 

tiay, doubt lew meant. It waa.gcfln'itliy bellbvVTl UTTy 
were part of th«« Kami* band that nttaokeil'Oiipt Wallace 


nearly oue-thlfd tho Taluo of the bugs dispoaed of in tin* 0,1 [ llfi w «y ouL -One of the chlefn pax drealcd In full ,,lyi, ' K to U,M,r g“ kdter. It atutca that Mr Robert d 


| rcglmetitalji. Their anlinnlK wcreull irwdi. informed iiumbaro of the Government Hint Lieut J'orter 

low.Vritl«V Hnl^e U h r v l w-a^ffr Q .f lha , 1Utb *f or thn M, " , l ‘ urwrf would not again be sent out hi the Ore*, 
furnhbed him by’ Col. V,m A in burg, the Muxka^uTt»!r r y C ‘'f <ily l " l, " v,u,fi r, ‘'ybig upon tills dectn- 

commander y : ration, th.* State Department hnd thus informed the 

.Mr. McManus** merchandlfo. by way of 8aotii Fm after Spanish Mlnlatcr. 


Informed membe 


Tnr. tirern Uivnns — Tho St. Louis Republican of the 
Hill inst., nays : Tho river above and below may now b*- 
.“all to be in good navigable condition. Routs djjwn re- 
port four and a half feet water In' the Missouri from St. 
Joseph down, from four and a half to five feet in* the Up. 
per Mississippi from this point to* Keokuk, with also a fair 


commander. 

Mr. McManus'* merchandise, by way of 
passing through the cu.-tohihousu ut K| p 


the <1 ut i< «4 r> < j ui ri-il (six nnd n half cents per' vara.) and 
Blmx t 1 , r paper*, was seised, on reel. lag Glilhu- 


per .Mississippi from this point to* Keokuk, with also a fair alia*, by order of thoiuilltuiy cianiauaw. His were a i 
atage above, and a little short of live feet in the Illinois foreign goods. ^ 

from l,nmll<, dewn! Th. Ohio, n« wo Irkru by te!.' B rn|,h. Tho goujA t.kon otit l,j this routo, hy Miller r, n,l Ou, i.xt.mslv... r.l. J. Jl.t.-o, mmulnlog m,wl« 

ootitlhuo, rl-lng. notl wo mny ojpoct tho aoat boat in t„ ..ritri , , pwwu .throufili tho Mnkmihmm, in tin, in lltu-ynlul, nf Jie.uoo. Thu jitopirly win nulv nurtlnlly 
rojmrt n htlr otogo of wiitor thcro. Thu C.tmhurlunj ...U ltu?y oo^m.nj, r''^ ' 1 urJ ' 1 ' ‘""un. Ooudo, thu mil- Inunruji 

the Kentucky rivers arc also reported rising, the latter The piirtlus ar« taking tho nenexsory stein to lav thn Furthfir from Havana 


Fire at St. Louis. * 

St.. i <oi is. November 15. 

A Arc broke out on Saturday in thirdly, Hnd destroyed 


■n .i""r : , |,t, 

tn,l In' | lb " r "V' ,n "" '"Ulll,, IBs, 
An, ho l,, r 

•Mia bioml luK,* of silver lies. 

I*'l - toutin' Ilia I .a f y gnrden 

| ■!,* t , rohml, 

, A»l I ,. 

hy tho Hit, II ,,| lion Illy hound, 
tt , rail,- bur., Blunt mirror 

I'ul.ly M |i,l I ho Khildou.d ..hliui, 

So thn ,:t,ul, H . i, 

"y our Rllitlug tin, uni, f, orllj>«„. 
Hlltfl.l lH„.„| lllvor. n,;w rorovo, 
tho Uloonlluht to tin, no-, 

11111 th,,«„ Jr, you, d.y,. thou nurse 

A' Vor mvn'-l brink I, link to mo. 

1*,’" Mho fnim, -tho I, »fy kordon 

Ilk.M. ov'.’V "' Ub :' urn,’, 

I, Ik,* u ,-x |,ro.-j, ..wrontlil.urowlOk 
Hurlt— 1,«, ilnrk r-.r this I woon, 

. I lh u I tvoly lnn,luo.),a 

1-n.t uw . ob*dy l,„w, ro. 

i usi a\v.t> -nwny fnrever 

" llli his tie. ting gmden flowers. 
And tlie law,, t„.nenth 1 he linden, 

.* '’•'Hit's an.l Vines so green. 

Ami tile fragrant «>r roses. H 
Ami (lie winding paths between ; 
And the house, In beauty bowered, 

Rare In bentity uf it* nwn— 

Ne er again may hear t lie music 
«'l those liny* forever flown , * 

NP’er again fthali hear the murmur 

M J'-yoiH com oa ii v . 

to Horn Those teutei ,|„y* of summer 

.Grow tied with mirth and melody. 
Silent River— sadly flowing ! 

Shadows lilt like thoughts of naln 
Slowly cross thy gleaming stiver 
Hut they catch tlte liglit again 
Darhlv h-iul tire moUhlulns o’tf ihvo, 
Dim aad dusky in the night. 

Rut their summit* woo the moonbeam*. * 
And are touched with hcnveul/llght. 
Lire I* rich and Nature lnvl-di, 

Providence |„ r g„ lu( |- nt# , 

Many a joy i h,y hl.te t„ eecrilt 
r or the lone nnd di Molate. 

After Punnet clouds of crimson. 

After twilight' e, unrs the m’non, 

Af ' '!! V. l .' ,0 . n " H ‘* 1 Ntil1 , •" , "tarllght, 

Htill the morning’s dally boon. 

And th,. id,'," 1 ll,,,t i"*,.,.. d„ rkMt 
Hold* the blessing <.r the rain — 

And the grief that stuns the deepest. 

Hath another touch tlian pain. 

Xemurg/i, September 2.S. ts.pj. 


Gommeres (hat the full,, widk Tuuuur X < ;'<r.-TU M ,ka IM. «tU k~i. 

rpr-ric-ssr-ZS ^sass^ astss 

II runt. ,T |,,r 1,1 •-»' lh " wholawh prnrluhm .thru. '-'JJ "f"*« loo tal*°° M * *" ' 



1 " « , hmm,» ytssss 


| uf thlrty-fonr mn ,.« r n.,m.d. 
J* Tur ‘ WKi.|,|gtlToa 0 0*i, m. 


"Ting tbe wank i 


rense. Governor Rout writ I « ,,on * Ah,K,tt Ur * »W«I rine) at 77^ fifll .1^! 

other distinguished rltlren* .1 ° 0T,,rn ‘'r Gushman, and both at 77<. Also, a n!S STimtlij 

mrgs niimJr ttVr\ZZ^ < " Ko0,rr Wlth " 

a M,wu ®*»* »*ngs Hlo, Inrlndlng 3ft00 Imm 

iKRMtiao brnai.— -Tho Indie* are tieeomin. .i..i • •• <**Cttr<lfiyr. nt RjtaA II. Th« ratTltu!! 

ln Mu.klnkum .ml lllohl.ml umiutlM Oldn .r'm 1* r " " ni1 mn ‘"y Zuu?? 

I, .Jin. nt lh. It rot nnd lt„ , t T. „ ’ ° h '° , *'« ht Wf' »'» low.) biteM Mw 

term'd a* fiomnetll/,w- u i county Falra on- the dlreet Imports «lnr<- the 1*t Menteml 

,n.r,lS.„d^“”:Jl^"* n ' h, f’ ■" tw„ MMJKO ANn Xt.PB_Tb.S7K? 


s s‘K:7rr“"“-~ 

2r , .fro." *> lb " Pforaotlnn nf dumnnh >■“«** « 


mnnufacture*. 
Dkkn Kii.i.is 


Dunn Kii 1.1*0 i* Viaoi*i* , 

" r - b »" k "> »»-. -ny ,n.r. 


TbV! SSdTlJ! 1 ?*!? 0 * traniMUOM l'n ow mnrk.t 

l . vT i “Jj* «-3 * HDlffcr B|x»r 

„„,,i ^ »o f*rth” -u~ <* ■». 


Innit Th* r.M for Thru 
'**« »' »»»1 an ft kM 


urthsr of any mo- 
from second hand* hay* 




tamed or In a park 

KaS yzsz. "si »i 

ss 5 aSa 2 S 5 «B 


S;“ d 

rwlnced rate of ft tie m iw p imy »M#rad it th* 


A lawk onllod •' Hrltlsh Pomnliurv ” I... 


^ UB..4 uhiiuu - nt ttiMh Poinologv »• ha* nvi 

of «j,pi™ 


NEW orleanTmarkets. 

Hnturdav of n, "i T,A " A,,rn,: *™ Orrtca. i I'.^JJhat* ?S d thoo **JL < u ”* wn,rao1 «2S 

i ou 7T „, p^. 

N“T.,kW 1 v.d.yBi,-,. 


me Kentucky rivers ure also reported rising, the latter 
quite rapidly. Ip fact, wo have now a fait* prospect of a 
good stage of water In all our western river*, for a short 
time at least. In tho Missouri, however, the swell come* 
too Into to do much good, as the business is nearly, if not 
quite over for the full in that region. Upper Mississippi' 


i he parties are taking the lienessory stoji* to lay thn 
coumM b ° furt ’ ° Ur (Juv,,ruWH,,t through, tho American 

Foreign Item* by tho Humboldt. 

ENGLAND. • 


Further from Havana. 

NrwYoRK, November 17. 

The Rlai/k to'arrlor report* that when she lcftMfnVnnn. 
tere wi re several ships of war lying in the harbor, lucid- 


». r„y «»y „r y.JZ. t HlZ » ' ."'.T "*’ 1 "• » to 

htiNilkr A fr" 1 " n t, b ‘" “ ,b “ u " t r J ,h * a«ni«nd, ..a wubui.. 

.i,,. 1 ^w t , r : i™,k' 1 i»hti;Y- l r a7 . ,b -,'ft r, ‘" .'"f'™*' 1 "" "f r"; T T bb ’ f * ra " i " r r ” m h.». n.. h Ul . 

■Inly. Sh. ,.ll.u* ^ffittaoro"'^^ h„,l„,,.k in „„t|o„ „, Bt>p| „ „ 4m1|b|bj 

company of emigrants:- about 1&:»' In numb- r Ineln 11^ ^ Sugar and Molasses have boon active, but at lower 

-T '•"■"“■Hi™ c!!X J'H 'h B-ur k U „ Ciirii „ bu , lM „„ h „ ^ 

ST lit ro ’ S'," 1 '"“"f » !»*' «"J l0, ‘"’ th “ f " rmi ' r " l n ™'r. hut tb. litter >t lowrrr.tw, m 

k r -J "2". t1i !‘ out by th. l-r, , Tl,hm, r.ll, |, .r» - I.:...'!,?." 


f,7pro,id.r 

Kij »- f„r OImjow .! Itro ^ . iri<i.hT7,« 
i'YAT" fffi- '.'.dto?r.nd . "^oTphifc 

,1 url^ a Hro^;tlt*rn l Th * Mr **»a4ftt- flnu 

proved. We now uunU ■■ m “'gnuy laa- 


"toty-'tay mu* s a 2 ss.;E' 

'hUadelphU sixty-day Bill*.. 3 - I Jfr 


HEW OKLEAIH CATTLE HA MOT. 


Happily for tho doomed Margaret, sl.O |.«d,' b*t, -loing . fair bwlnro, ,h. trnrol .„ th „ A ‘rtH-k Yvl.l.h 

ere yet site Was agonized by strong pain, or . l J , h tUe 1,1 n»»lg«tion. rr.ncbu.li „t Wiqdsor, foul |,hy ni,|i«oteS ™n«>rlt. undi r the clrotinutMieee. IdSmulJiroe". I h‘ 

her mind had been weakened by^g-cen- tb " “ ! b SK' " 

(inued sufferings, turned her attention and »t which tt >tood when tho prewnt rtro commenced. fbanph. 'L r odMilnn „r hmlintl. 

given her consent to the claims of religion . a B..ut... r.,,,-., k.„ ,, rk . The RepubUc u;.^ 

Tho Republic of till* morning contain* n loug article in ""j y "" Tb*-' defensive 
reply to George Law. in which it denounce* his course as m i-rr • .'.i'i n rv^u- m- 1 ! ! !• - l 


tlic hitter having, since the Improvements in navigation. Freuchmen at to* 
I Logan to be qulte'conslderablo. At Uii 9 point the river i* The English lit 
rit ing steadily, uiul is now about four feqt abf.ve tho point ^‘'' TropclUrs. 

' which it stood when the present rise commenced. 


m 1? 1 fe 11 w" 0lT? ’ 1 

'i- nniisi, -t.;uV,...ri^x , hY| 1 y^ , r^ l Wo l nVtHln .iiTa" ■ro^J.'^.^wa 


given ner consent to tnc CIRIiuh oi religion A HaIlhoad Coxicam Fam.i.h.— T he Hudson and Rerk- | 
u[»on her. And, though, US she afterward* shire Railroad Company in New York having failed to pny 
deeply lamontod, she bad not so devoted her- ,t ^ ** Uk "" 


deeply lamented, site had not so devoted her- 
«df uniformly to tlio satisfying of those claims 
utotceuro the amount of consolation that 


e commenced. „ FRANCK. 

. w . nii tranquil. It is rumored that another infernal 
e Hudson and Rerk- ">uol»uic had Im-hu discovered at Kbntainhluau. 
having railed to pny •*r»« to°« | that to avoid discussion, n single article 

. .wilt i , " nly wm, b* •"• submitted to the penpi • to the . rr. et that 

gt win la* taken by the Umpire shall be he red I tar In the direct line of N»! 


| 'uti *n” BwS'b,?h"’wZ l11 " ,’,',',ironf'th,""i; ««nrol,t, with „ tuna., rat. 'ThTwUT^f j" 11 ” - • • " :*■*■’.'■*■'■*■'■'■ ij. t ' 

:=--s;rsr=r^ «Ste^-r2Wla 


polriwi.aiid in Win event of hi - having UO male Issue; he lUibuhlerlng dovice to iuvolve tlio two countries iu a v 


ulotceuro the amount of consolation that 8r *""«* °' ,u S«y»*H.r-rr«m the omcial „- 'V h«C Jxcllu.a to proceed to ,„i,.. i. „ ai^r.laitrobi., n trom P t u. buiiy'Vl",c.'pt.in u'™- ffl&MSp'f Ww «. 'T\ ^ 0, i- Mcblh, •K&fiTZi — / . .. 

S&cS^^dtt ?' mea “T: in r ^s- lo,oa>u - r70 °- 

. . : IU ' to them, noted con- IntbaVnltca suite,, two thoiuanil eorou ImuCroO’iind Dl.torbnncoe h>J occurred „t Ccn.-tuntlitoph'. and' tiro ThS.rtirlo roucludc. with the nrranncT, that the I're. Iu i„ Octolcr l i,it' 1 tL'^rotel.U, l roorth; *'' ,ur “ L '" rljr “[* <l"*orlpllone, und ,|uot«d only our hold. T»”h lTr.ro rwroi! ! ! ! ! '. ! ! ! ! | ! 

WTaUvely upon her principles, und forinedn '-"ny-almi Lodges with nearly two hundred thouund Kn. b «»»dor h»,l threatened aldent will „„t r„ll ,n uphold all the rlkhtaer rummer, -r to " l , | l, ,cb »„l , „ 'will he- |,re pnr ,d to fid eontr.clif™ .. . ? F'' cl 1 " ,aor * h «l '“‘‘.r. 7000 liale, during tb. ia&SO S&r uKl S. 

pound-work upon which she was afterwards 7 ,ub * " T TT 1 ‘7 ?"*" ,h ' J0 " r ” " “ w TurkW * ->"■»«"> «" pr„„.r privilege. „r ei.t.™, or m„ .d t „ , , „ Tt ."*»'• T* lm - *•» «r w.dc..d.y, ' “ ri *‘ ? ' 

■boat one mAllna iwo hnndml thouvod dottam. ufwhlch Advi... front Rangoon ^U.t the Burin.au b.d de- ^ »»* '•« guant and et .hut ^ 

law were 1i«- stroyed ITome, and that the English army was advancing ,lmt lin |h not 'I'M'^ed to question the prerogative claim- !!fe C fc ' J. ft '* ' r r 8 Wooncded in procuring our last weekly review, with a firm .nil? « f SSliJ ImSTiS^i •NOpril.fWl ooAf — _ , 

the benefit of- on Rangoon B ed by the Cuban authorities relative to ttieexcluxion of I^ h fw,n;irSw.? th ° •"‘“‘••"g “f » church, week’* huMnew of unemnml u P f ’ ttftM a l^l^A ^ .'i 

booling of or- J'i'KTJlKU II V THE CjIS.ID.I Smith. for' thi nurnST^ ^ make lrrang e me«lt. , ^ ^ ”T .? m# «nWu4. at adfanelng ^ “ .jjg — 

win a vii mr tne purpose. . . . On Saturday u languid aunoara»i».« tamtiiM funk . ' .. ~ 


I shalLhavo tho right to name I 


it i, . r, . .. H declares that Law's repeatedly t-eiidlng Smith to Hrf- 

Furl' trop^rf7!n thlSro,,,^:,., “ |,r0CMd l0 I- » direr, .dllable attempt o, bully the Captain Uen- 


'""V""„'"t- ll.’.ha.: ntVnt.'d „ mS7u7 K'af ^"* lc Wl,r *' atated at 40.000 bale., the rate. In the 

SKMiTJaSSaififi tb. «.aa,i*. 


Mrurtlun „r lluomho and ijl hi. iullowari 

l , ''’’ r ard er, untie. 


althlh" renewing quntatlun. : y,| r Orlr.n. OKfflSR, 
.Mldd ng Orlr.n. Jalr Mnbllo, O'.fflO*.. .„d 


'•ral into a surrender of the position that ho had rightful- 
ly taken und held throughout. 

ThA article conclude* with the-nssurnneo that the I'l'pi 


Mobile, 0' 4 O«^, and Am.rieBnOoU 

WIM. Ci , i.u« I 1 1 fi.r— I r. IJ..I.I 


HBW ORLEANS M01TEY MARKET. 


enabled to rear a striiuturo of scriptural piety some live Luifdrcd and 
wd of hope reaching into tlic very heavens. bur6t *'i for benevolent 
That piety consisted in “ repentance towards phi“rte. wl ' ,0W8 ' 1 ’ 
God-” for sins committed — “ (iiith towards our ~ 

W ;«us Christ," for pardon and salvation w.l^l^to I XtMte , 
Joni sin— devotion to the service of Cod — mruf Uio NewYork Sun 


about one million two hundred thousand dollars, of which 
sonic five Luifdrcd and fifty thousand dollars were dis- 
bursed for benevolent purposes, viz : fur t^e benefit of. 
siek member*, widowed families, or tho schooling of or- 
phan children. 


ian enuureu. , ENGLAND. 

. _ D israeli had sent a cireulnr to lho*e member* ^ of I»ar- 

iMroHTANT iMrao'KMrM*,— L’rof. Grant, a goutleman l"»meut suppost-d t«» Ik* friendly to the Govefnnn nt asking 
idl known in scientific circles, lias exhibited to tho edi- u '"*"duncu ut the Opening of Parliament, a* a speak- 


viiiuicuiu an proper pnvm-ge* oi QUliens or tno United It aflorii* « .. . . ' , wounasuay. thkaruhv Norm 

sir w L ' ,,bn " *“ ^ 10 - " r* n^r'-r-r 3 ;; :sl 

Th, Ropublir. h'uwer.r, cf,n.l).'r. tho roftiwi. el tii. au- UomCroaT' l,.v.l«tu, ta-r-iu' Cl.l.f ut th. Ib. ».i™ J^th. & w,rluT7 n ^Tr l,,d ' * D4 '8 §3 

‘ TZ!ZrT , r th ‘ crow^lcio ^ ' t "7 mi "'“ : ‘ ,ul i"‘2^bKri£?-j?iite wt - u ' r " 0 ‘‘“ l or Afr ""’ l, ° ; "' r, ' r r ™«">'"8 r '"' «» «^i K JS2S& - "it 1 

pasaongcra of tne Crescent City, a* nu act at once unjus- 


u model of an invention of his 


wd unrepining submission to the allotments °” n J 0 '' nuking avaltohl. th. uiomrntum uciuirod by or. 

«r His providence • and tlmt bone ho, I .•null- Jr "’ ,n '■y hum;. In sUrling tlum again after th.y liav.i j>e»uappnlnt.d to «w„„i the" ajjn'.rin "tb. 

J f ■ baa .top|wd to tak. up or pet Sown piuw.ng.r. TheSun , ,ri ’ N'Uhing had Jrau.plr.d rolutir. to tin 

dent though lmmble, claim to “an inherit- »„ th,, tuvau.iou i. .Impl. Iu cuu,.ru'ction. .ua it. .a... c 77ol7o,77i±7.„ „,,, uuit.-d st.t., , 
toe. incorruptible, and undefiled, and that *'«»«« i. vrry apparent, even to tho uuprarthwd rye. was no.lv.4 with jtwlou.y by th.Kngllab pr... 
Cldclb not away in heaven ” Tbo principle la applicable abo to omolbua.^ and thta 1 

l^e fruits of this piety, and of this hope, SS & “ “ UU " * J " Hid "“ Um ° n ““ tm °° th rUM 
rm ahandantly seen in the closing struggle, A _' By tUa 8>nU Vlm 

Winch resulted in her death. I hat struggle .Register. *«• arc Informed of the following particulars of 
WMlong, und most of tllO time, it to'US ex] a lluwl which , cauio off lu Santa Clara county, near Gliroy»« 

.ceedingly se'vcre. -Throughout its whole. 


er would be elected on the first day. und iinporlunt busi- 
ness brought for ward r 

The Earl of Droughmore nnd tim Marquis of llalh had 
been appointed to secmid the address in the I|ou-*t> of 


tliontie* of. Cuba to permit the landing of the mails and We ^ r “ ® 0Mt of however, remaining full. On Monday m.iruIng theru Z’ 

passengers of the Crescent City, a* nu net at once unjus- Tin, Cane Territory . L J, y „ „ moro animation, hut the doman.i thnro WM C. ««uD*rrl»l W»ur WoiIm. 

tiflabic and offensive to both the gov. rotnent and country has been purchased by thi tJovlm^n?” °? tLe n ° rth ••»« Allantio’a account* which wire oublLhad? 0n \ hn ' An * 

NrwYnita, Nov™, bur 1!,. I!„». Dvvrrllm. T. Ilavrlw h„, wrlt , ni , lh. rvrulug papar. nf that dai .ro. Z ^ Ub Uh “ a l “ jS»£" 

Tht> Ounnrd.pt, ‘nm, -r A.la lm. urrlvrJ lirr,,. htinging *"" u, [M |,n,ur F ''■■ m’’ ,:o n.tll,ill,,n ,,f l.iboria. It U vx- whlob wo havt, glv.n ahov. an. « .ulwlauca of 1 * 

Hite, from Liverpool to tho Olh iait.. three da v. later than '» . ,1 -I?, Z ^ •»- »•*»- 


tfrieum in»uiai.e« L.© . iuiO 

Mrn-hnB * Ihanranca C©.. ....... 

Cobuim trial WaUr Woih«.. .'.A.',|l^ td> 

On. tro-roe roe k.„ ^. <rA ^™;.. 


Atlantic', accounts, which wero puhlbdiod lu t’ik't, 1 :; **~ 

; paper, nf that day, and Hie .ubilaiwe of ■•..“I!"""""”":"""".'" u2 2' 

tave given above. Th. role., how.v.r w„v...v ■*«*»• _._ r .7:"“" 


addri-w In the llou-cor „ 1 pechaltn be ready far the >,re.. t. i, . , ■ 1 **' wn ','u wo nave given above. The ... „ v l 

d rolulire to the prop, wed Hale, from Liverpool to thn Oth ln.t . tlirco day. later than The receipt of in Iriwoloi K>r.°h,udlM amnuntlue to’ br “" 1 “°° b * lM ’ "' ■■b aU of which had been i.k e ! ! !! ! ! ! ! ! ! "T! 


The duughU r of General Ilosn* had married a Spaniard Ln i.rpOol, November 0. 

at Southampton. The cotton market has been quiet biuco the departure 

J had . 0CcUm ?f. ln tb,? t KhRIW' channel; by the Atlantic, nnd the sale* of the three day* are 
* rSu,0.?nlt Wt,r ” ' b “ ,,recl ‘ l ' d ’ “» » "m" cum- .h ^ Mer of u ,„ ta fo , 


.mount, $6000 Isapprojirlatedto w.t. I t°7u de'^vlna Uib w/ TT “«* ll ‘' lr »PP«rano. la th. 

oherO. „ f the late military expedition and the Vema’h,'' m ''' rkrl “ n ’> ll > nu 8h Botor. were wilting to .ell at „ reduo- T 1 ” 1 ! !1 ! IT "T " ‘ I’ " ' »21; 

artnro of der to paylngfor territory. P »»4 «■• remain. t|„n, th. role, were limited to a few .mbroolnV^ °,°. 'iZft. T"::""::;;;""""?*?! 

ir *pecu- ‘ m JiSwmIS .u . 1 ^:.a. lhL :. ,,rlll " h cruisers kept improvement, and purchaser* wor© r 


Particular, of Prorogued Cabinet ^uorte had been held at St 
duel which eamu off lu Santa Clara county, near Gilroy’s Cloud. _ . 




raucli. uud which, in ferocity and desperation, we find no 
puralli-1 for in the State. It occurred, say* the Register. 


J’rorogued Cabinet Councils had been held ot St quotation* close ut 0 ' a d. fur Fair Orleans aud fi' 4 d. for r • 
Cl V, ud - I4 , - Fair Mobile. The total sales of tho week are 54,000 bale* v.. w v,. r i, 

perilij ^imrd Wa " B ° iDg ° n ftU1 ° ne tll<? caval *7 for tbfc Iin - of which speculator* havo taken ^0,000 and exporter* ^ ngerflt two 


UmmUJtr ’- Z-"- .* l * d "»“” from Monday. Jr,™ 

r,." n , C*, „e,„.u — The .teenier Jllluoie arrived Mn “Z. ? WOO bole, at 


^.however she was_ SO ■■ Strengthened botweend Mei.oan and a unlive dallfornlan. .boutlV.™ .“l‘ 7 "^.^n^gS^l’S #*?>■»' 

with might, by the Spirit, in the inner lllttn,” and Colt s uavy revolver* were tho weapon* have been struck off at the mint. nal.and23i 

U to be able to say, with cheerful armies- U *‘' li ln C “ U ‘ 1 '»S; -Nino MioU ware. Bred, and four uf the, ' "“■•nn.tloBuftl ho Empire will be submitted to the at.3Z.. per 

«5'tibti. | «d-taiiin.* , riii | . sKsSK^aswsajrs: slr 

will.' She looked to nnd conversed.concern- Pawnee Of their Maker, to an*wer.for the murder of the The sneouliaionVro'^ , „ 


..uiojttauL*. uotu parties AbtM Kader hnd in Dari* 

rero each usbe retain to the - MfSCFI l VNTOIS IMIII t 

ing her death with calm serenity and humble ° thul [* Aft . e . r . tlle wcoud or lhird pho f the Oalifornlau at rari 8 P i* immense* and must Tf* ciu- Y 

cmfitfonen- o« l n i 1 ri 1 i crawled on lii* hand* and knee* uenrer his antugoul*t.aud hnued. rKU , 

. auu, tllOUgn she felt that to “ de- fired, in order to rnako sure of hi* victim. The shot took Wee may uoW he imported in French ship* duty free to ....j 

pajad be' with Christ were better." for «*•**« tbe abdo mou of the M.al.au. Amtrto MlaLter at Pari., i. '■'•. 

wlvin^nn i° rCIn . Uin . ln tll ° ruins her dis- Till; Whai.kimj Bi'sim:**.— A ve#*«l ttttlogout it Ban Fran- The plenlpotenUarlc* of the Darmstadt Coalition were Ff 

nng and agonized mortality : yet, she was c,sco *. fl,r a whaling cruise, I* <urnished. bc>*ide the usual l ® huld lueeilug at Vienna on tho 20th of Oc- 

to wait her “unpointed time to’hen . implements for catching the loviathau* of the deep, with T 

ta chuage should come!” F r day , K etW !7 T' *"^ Medea. „„d Fttn,,, 

lliewas livinro- 8 Ull, - r T "‘th “ ■■'"■egular poiat. hrotoaed Th. l-ope of Kornr prote.t .tr,. ugly agelu.t tho recent' l..’V 

ujuig. curing all which time slie With India rubber. These aro to be charged with two ‘’hurcll modifications in New GnMiada. and threatens all rial 

»M resigned, cheerful, and happy—,’* liap- " U}iC '* of « uu -i ,UHjpr * wltL a ‘‘‘‘r^ "<*'-nd fusc-and «!nd P i^r t he h A^*hSLf uVS* t 1 ? 1 n°’ pra fi sinK u t « 1,M *»»“' 

P«” slid declared, “ titan ever iu iter life he- ! , '7 j " n 7 Tir f 'T 1 *h'; n i I ,l,>L, ';V , ' r0 f "' ln lho u rf' ’ ,b '’ ,ltuck hl » “ad ieu*f„r' ltome r ‘““ ““ v 

fore.” SliodvcAlk baVrnl, which is halt an inch thick, and ha* the calibre for 1 he ruuior of :iu insurrection in Constantinople, aud of tbvj 

• L uweti. with aellght, on the “pro- a two-ouncu ball. The gun has u brass stock, aud l* flr»«d t " e ' ren °h Minister at CouAtantluople di-nmudiug hi^ w hi 


It Mobile. The total sales of tho week are 6-1.000 bale* „* v„„v«wi, ‘ UU11 r *mvea still easier rates tntl vMt«nt.« i .. t „ r “ 

which .peculator, hare Ukeu tie, to and ..porter. «„ gora , two ffi,,,,™. OoC”^^ 

tie. Bacon .houldemre auoted et lb*.., and ham. at jeilgoro I. hlcuu-Ullllw. of the Navy, bearar of ul.patrhr. r,l P'" kt lhl " I 10 * "Inc. the l.t September her., le.™ 
ride, per ew, ETuMSi, ’ ‘“ M **'“* rr " ,U " ,0 tb! , '“ b “ bal ": «W» “> «■•".». data tow«r I 


TU.ro r — .ww 

Ooeuro.cUI.iel iplrol a.nl Brok,Bdvroto... HI BroaUBweal 

New Orleans Wholwale Mom Current 


CAKKrULLV COIUUCOTKP KVKRT 1 


... ... muniiiaab iw -.liiiw-i. Him imriiii: 

U.VFZuZ-t'lTSir *“ Fr " nchM,i P" «•“'/ fre “ “> and Itoi for eceouu-. Whit. ,h- 
Oount D Erpmuau. the Auitrian Minister at I-arla, i. ' ,7 "- **■ l K ' r 70 lh ' - a”' 1 r '--' »• I|J id- 
.'ri!e plenlpoteutiarlee of the Denu.iadt timdltlou were Franco-Senate ln Session- 


.*Jla3*2s. per quarter for yellow, and 32*. tid. folds, fid. for 
white. Bacon shouldenrare quoted at 21**., nnd ham* at 
38a4ds. per cwt. , 

London Markets. 

'Flu’ money market has been rather Irregular. ConBola 
ranging ut lOO'^ulOO'a. uiul closing at 100 ‘ 4 fur money, 
uud 100^ for uccouu'. to’ hi to wheat is quoted at 7*. 2d. 


B S5RSr** 

Enel India 

Gennoa... .... 


Ml 601 bairn, agalnnt 296,227 to the same date last year lUIcBfP** 
showing an Increase of 187,304 bale*. We quote as fob SttttZrjF - 


Mgait Phm 'W*'" 

mksr. 


io num llielr first meeting ut Vicuuu on tho 20th of Oc- 
tbUr. 

The Zolvcrein between Austria and Modena nnd I'arma 


nisijuit Coalition were Franca-Senate in Session-Protest Against 
a on tho 20th of Oc- Empire. 

.... ... The Senate met on the 4lh und a committee was appoint- 

, rd on tho subject of establishing tho l.mpiro. It Is be- 

gly against the recent' lu veuiu l’aris. thut the commilt< o will declare tho impe- 


The IllinoU made thi* trip In !«•** than twenty-three days. , ' "* ,noreMO of 187 > 304 •>••«*. We quote as fol- 

tom. MoAuley arrived at Callao on tho .‘loth rilt‘ and ° WB : 
r«-|>orls that a severe eurtliquuko occurred at Valparaiso . , , |,KW °* L,c * i ' ,B ^i.xeeiricATiofr. 

on tho 2d of October. 1 Inferior 8 (id 8 j 4 ' Middling Fair. — /Stint/ 

Tlio I'liiiuma Blur of tho 4tli contains u nroelnuiutioii ^ r, M ,,ftr y Fair 10V/S11 i 

from Com M,-Auh-y. ,h.t„U l.„hc. “S , iKK, li “ »).' n,e,J p.| r ,. 

which he informs citizens of the United Hiatus thlft'he Uood MlddUng. .. .OJi© Good and Fine! — /©— 

has boon nstvucted to abstain in protecting them iu ford- 

bly reslsilug tho laws of l’eru cotton and tobacco btatkmrnt. 


II read, «M0O » 

Nsvy - 

Pllol - 

CmkM — 


, "uucyft of gun-powder, with a thirty second fuse— and l ! 10 °^' y , tbo 0,V U ,aw there, praising the 

I they me to be Bred from e gun ejut two fee, .he 


crown heriditary in the person of Louis Lapoleou. and 


fore.” Nil a iluroli- **.1 j «. , , C batrU. which is half an Inch thick, and has the calibre for The rumor of an insurreetiun in Constantinople, aud of 

UUWCH, With aellght, on tho “pro- a two-ouncu ball. The gun has u brass stock, and is fired l ' ,p Kr ** r ‘ J, « Minister at te’onstuntiuoplo demanding hi^ 
tkiomcss of her Saviour, and on tlio never- from the ehoubter. The w.'l B htorthejifcccl. nearly thirty P ^ffi^ r 2Uh b S?.l!tiT T L’7 , ?? t V n ^ . „ 

tiding felicity with I lira," of which He had Tho *" ow wiu P'“«tr*i« * “h.to »t thirty y.ro. his sliare in the loan transaction,' the first instalment of 

pjen her “ thn f 11 and there explode, killing him immediately, a* it mus which had been paid. 

.11. lUC . ass uruuce of hope/’ To tear and lacerate him dreadfully. The ludiau journals demand tho Immediate annexation 

*Lbout her, she addressed admonitions, ei- . • T - - ofUuru, " b - ** -• 

WlntionS .ml . , .- or,.t:ai,.-i,L Trctmckt oi Cnm.i:s> in Qouanv.— I n 

rtutslioi F Jlation*, appropnato to Ocrmuny Bil l A u, trie the hot nlr bath hue been called Further by the City of Glasgow' 

- V believed to bo their condition, relit- lllto wquMtlon by »«» eminent medical gentlemen Kn.„.»m, —The new line of etcamcrs for Auetralla uud 
tg tltcir duty to God und til lll«lru„lvn wltlm paffente Imvc become too weak for the admlnlatra. America will,, dl front Brietol 

lion. Ami time ,, ft ’ , UlUlrBUl ' ft - tlou of medleiuc Internally ; aud tn the majority of eaJee ti , rot r IT f l>urebuj.ea In Hyde Park for the new Na- 

ml ’ CO f Jl "' t !" h “-^ i0Ur - ■fer.U.lahnateen done.lt ro. t,y eecount, pub- 

,u rc 81gnca to (lOa, “rejoicing in HM»ed in the Gorman newspapers, that a speedy 
10 pe 01 the glory of God,*’ und euruetitly la- >ry haa foUownd, oven notwlthutanding symptom* 
i “bug fur tlio salvation of those about her ^ nndthr. 


.... ...... ...... J tue oi.ii ibw int-ri-, praising urn |,i« ,„„i 0 'l ul 

conduct of the Archbishop of Rogotft. tho Orauadian Min- Hpaniards. and 

istur, who struck his flag- uud loft for It unit-. Motor llugp uod other* have issued u circular in which Houtli America. 

1 he ruuiur uf im insurrt-ctiun in Coustuntinoplc, aud ol llit-y protest against tlio establishment of tlio Empire, The sleuuiur ( 

, ‘" , "'* ,,J "“ ! b '" W l*tv' 1 Itaa produced ft 

1 ho Turkish Euihaosador ut Pari* has l>c< n recalled for Spain — Troops IOr Cuba. Tho Gulden G, 

his share in tho loau trauMio lion, 'the first instalment of Tim ship CaUlinu willed fr..iu t’udix on tho 25th Octn- •" 'blrteen day* 

W Tlie I ndiau iourniiU AenmnA ti « ,, her with 600 fresh troop*, bound for Cuba. nir h n,^i°G * 1U r U | 

im indiau journal* demand the laimsdiate annexation . „ , * , , , ult , aud the Lai 

of Rurmuh. •» BwodtiU— Ulneus of the Hirnr. Th« new*fron 


which fab’ Inform* citizen* of the United Hiatus thnt’h? aood MlddUng. .. .OJi© OJilGoodauciPini!. , .‘. -(a)- ''uu** * “** i oo 

Jm* boon instructed 1 to abstain in protecting them in ford- KaytlBb fin.'.’. M oo 

bly resisting tho luws or Peru cotton and tobacco statement Bwlfla*. Varoc 

Tbe atooui.T Oregon left Panama wn the rith for San .. ^ .. . , triton, bale., TWaro,,, hhd. •Toi • 2 

t ntnuisco, with n full crimplement of passenger* J 400 * hand Be P 4 - ^i 1W * 8^32 18,7*4 uILl * ll» tt°° - 

The City of Pittsburgh was at TalckhuanS on the 16 th, R * celTed "'T*, ‘I™* ***> ^ 

to nail the same day lor Panama. ’ yesterday 12.086—488.601 470— 7 200 ,lio “ s * 

. A ro-dlacovwy bad l»e., mad. lu tbe Province of Ohlri- <Wia «i, ; Z 

uul of gold miiiee that e,er„ worked In Urn tlmro ef the Siported to date 801.063 P gM j„, -II 

Spaidarde. and were eaid tn be a« prednctlve in, odj In " yeaterday 4,713—800370 to- 8183 


= fflg:,! f 

UM«4.ro.. 0< Wl» ilfi. 

” sra:.^:;is ig-.e 

00 11% - M 


Oliva, LniiZk* 


yesterday 12086 - 488.601 

403 123 


Tim ship Ualalino willed frt»m t’adiz on tho 25lh Goto- I •“ 


The .learner Oregon, which arrived nt Panama on tha 
Vn’VISolo d ' JWa thtM 1,uudr,Hl jjfwmgero and 
. T !'« Gal « arrived at Han Francisco on the 10th. 


0,820 

470— 7.200 ,u ® 

-IZr? lirivonB,*. I'f.j 

Bxported to date 801.063 082J MM< J,ro » 

•' jrot,, r <l*V 4,713-800370 ’to- 8,028 snSSIlw ' ' ' - 

Stock on hand not cleared 118,747 ~M23i Okei»Ut‘,*» 

TOBACCO We hare atm but i limited movement to No' ! i !!!,'!!" ! — ' t 
report tn tbe Tobacco Market, the Bates, na far aa wo can Oepieee,**-- 

I .•uri. rnnl.npli.tr •tivn,, flffn .. BraHBf* * *• 


Offec, ?*.... 

Ill© - - • 

^lUBtiLZz zz 

J*« -14 - U 


done, tt appear*, by uccounts pub- 


Further by the City of Glasgow’ Wli * •y*og dangerously ill. 

Kn,ii.4m, —The new line of steamers for Australia uud 4 Enffland. 

America will sail fruui Bristol. . , _ . ... . .... 

• Lund ha* been purchased iu Hyd»? Purk for the new Na- ' lkr aUi0U ^ ,u,d 0,1 l ‘ ,u dt,i * u,bl 
tiniiiil (Jallurie* fur the sum uf 000,000, tag-', bo fur, were without uuy especi 

Fn 4 no: — TheMonlU ur publishes a decree of tho I’resi- Nl _ v 

dent granting a cmlit of 200,000 livres for tho ekpensc of . , 

fitting up the Pantheon for religious w.irshlp . The Mteumer United btutes lias a 

• •nut additions wero belug made to the port of Havre, later dHtes from llnvuiiu uud Kiugsf, 


her with 500 fresh troops, houud for Cuba. 

Sweden— lilneus of the Hing. 

Advice* Iroin Hti ckholni state that the King of Sweden 
wus lyiug dangerously ill. 

, England. 

.Parliament met outlie 4tli iusLiiit, but tlio proceed- 
ing-', bo fur, were without uuy especial interest. 

New Yukk. .November 18. 


B ” Fr * nClM " 00 lbe 19th ' ,,, " b 1 r * cl " l! m ■‘HO. luring tb. week, In- f 2 - 

rile Northerner will .ail r„r Sail Franclaco on the 30th C “‘ 1 ' ! bbl1 " 12 6 >>, »"« (100 and 00) c»iu*,V»^ 

and the California on November l. at6'.^Vlb Factor* ure generally firm in their preten- »" rn?I?l.»U4id - 4« - 


Oil**, in eukt I 00 ^ t# 

rr.bwk.Lijh t to 

Ttuto-rt-,* ^ , w - tJ 

Wr&b-- J# 

**•••. Wor«li*r» — — »* ' ' 

4b.W«m.... Ub* 

"• ,4«.iud/kw in • — ■ . 

1MU M.m, fu - — toA' 

®BS» is 

SiS, *»:::• r™ ;g, 

T -*«»«,«i 4 i©t uf 1 IS 

. ...au 


uie. BUU me i.Hiiioruia on November 1 u »s r lb rw.iun ure generally firm in their preten- 

Tim news froni Cnllforiila posses*!,* Jiftlo Interest The sions, and wo still quote : Lug*, : Leaf. I nfvrlor to 

A Chamber of Commerce had been formed at Panama SUGAR— fhe supply of Sugar haa !>«*„ lff Mra ] | and 

Tip. British stpainer Bautiugn had urrlvedwt Panama'. tUou 8 h a l°° d demand hW Kenerally prevailed, the rate* 
w th \ H paraiso dates to October 15. Riikiness w»s unusu- have been rather lower in mo»t of the tronsaotion* The 
sS" 1 - "" “* “ *“ -■"« of the week embrace nearly 


! glory of God,’’ and earniwtlv In- ,,ry 1,fta followed, even notwlth*tanding symptoms of the fi \:^, u L , h'‘« 1,UUtht ' on . fl T rtli 8l"us worship, 
hn (a*,! r y worst character had presented themsclve*. and threatened * a ‘ ° ,,s w, ’r»’ being made to tint piirt (if Uavri*. 

.he “finrehed hi i f tll08 ° ahoUt hc < r *- a fatal termination. Of course the air i« previously Im- *“ 1 '”»*«** ** 

j efeu .. ... 11 Cr course,” nnd “ glopt lh pregnated with medicinal propertiei of suffioient strength Italy.— A n uiuuccessful uttempt .lmd bean made to o*- 

* " e cun harbor no doubt that alio 10 act powerfully on the nyatem. There is, unfortunately, m" 111 ,!’ 1 ’. ,lu Eff 1 °*' Ij 1 ** Mluiatry. 

“Gt.n the purudiso of UckI m tho “ooiolv “ ■*«* 

Df 8 D10U8 mothne ,,.i . . v td travel out of the ohl beaten track, even though qow Hcain — The shock ol au earthquake won experienced at 

t, l,r » "110 entered into that mode* of treatment are proved to ha both e ffi ca c ious and CtUia ou the 14th. No uulcrial damage was done. 

^t* U>r y shortly after havinc brought her ln •'wj^ilhand*, free from danger ; but ii is to be hoped ../"l i' V* T, 1 ^ 'VinoCoinpuny hu* dlssolv- 
«» >. ’■at world, in wUoh sho . *' ^ >'■- fa «toe a,m„l. will, not be let eight o, If lhU ‘* uru WlU '' W ” UU b " ,l "' "'" y 

■Hick i ^Ut-from url.tni • ii i , , this frightful disease should ouco more devustato our popu* F'iumi.h in tiij; Gi.a«*wOw.— JV nrlWk, November 10 — 

1 wnicu 1H the ond, her dopar- latiun. TheVteumer City uf Glasgow brought h8 pussengers from 

’ncetifl r-Und" 0 "* tr ‘ ll,1 ‘l > ' l > through tlio An antl-tlavety meeting waa heblat aiaagnw t'n rede,^ ^m 

1 Dt he KOUeemer, compared with which * UTT * Di*r»;N*KO With.— S ome down>ea*t operator ha* the iMuitly of Juhu to’eems from *l»?ery In America, auda 
« nirtblv WumnllH ’ S" 1 “»■•)■ of rotting gto without imtly. Th. wtnJo. to.ldvrahlc rum rnlrod 

&n,,. V , 1 8 art valueless. Jims sn«h i« made entirely ot wood, the oulahlc neriiian.nt . F* 1 " “tovement tavorlng the aon of I'rlnoe CaulOo. aa 

T^ia ! . W. WtNANS. The itielile la framed in Hueh a manner that ttic^arta can K.h''cTa" $£: “*» tbr ’-"» the N»„-„,,n t . gal,, 

«ntreville, . 4autc, Miss., Nov. 10, 1 S;i 2. Ik, readily reiyov, at fur.the,purp Jk of InaerJlgg the g|a», It I. thought that the ehctupiuf Frau™ would lu, nim- 


a., , f" * u«,a. horomher IS. Two vcaaela full „r had Hllcd for Au.tnlls 1W0 taken yrotefday, the market doeiug ttt the following 

lhc Hleumer United btale. luu arrive, I hero, bringing Another chock of an earth, tuake was e.ferieuced on the ™»K" <* prto ! Inferior to Common, 8«®3<8 • (I, am 

li.p iIhIi.h from llnvnnii mill Kiiitpklnn II. .r i.fMiwirx r.._ 7tb lilt .. .... . u.i_ a. * * ' 


Bkluiuaj — M. de Theux had not been coubulted relalive 


i-ut additions were being made to tlio port of Havre, later dnle* from llavuuu uud Kingston. Her officers re- 7th ult, 
nsid. rublc °nxMy nrevulled in Pari* respecting tbe port thut the Captain General of Cuba lias 20.000 troop* Th " 1 
sterial crisis in Belgium * . , , , . . ' was suj 

ai.v . — An miMiecesNful attempt had Wen made to as- u,0Tln * ' rom * ,olnt of lbB L,Uind * aud ir or R a "toing and Oath; 
nate the Preaiilent of the Tu-can Ministry. preparing them for immediate acliou. # Austi 


w in*' s uppiNiud ‘t o be v'ery^j gnfu t° ,,ftrtb,1U * ku Ut Va,paraUo Chbice.4^V; and OtorM^ft^ViTVlb. 1 * 1 ”" ^ 
Catherine Haves wms about giving concerts at Panama Peek’s receipts. 6491 hhd*— exports, 033 hhd*. 
Australian advice to the 14th of Augu.t ,l.t„ there MObASSES-Th. recelpu of Moloaro, h.v„ been on no 


|itr^ B uuH *U*IM IUI luiiuiuioMiatiiiiii. # d\usiraoaii lUlvitM'H io me Mill <>t Aug 

The Coffee crop is reported to itllord bouutiful promise WH * uo abaU'inent in the yield of gold M 
foi ordinary ,|U,.Utlro. hut line are rot.ro,., mZ.t 1 7 [‘‘‘T'! . w,l j! I ,Hr « u 


lenvtn* for Union with'large q^iit JSL.’J'MS «>■», •»* Pri™ declined I ).ffl8g * g*lon 

■r";:",'/ I"""" 1 AU c«ort fr„u, the' n“n,, arr,„.?ou iheblhwUb °“ r to weekly review of th. market The week’, 

’the bulled state? bring. »18u to worth of gold on into ounce. Flour brought jC 83 per tou : whent fc. ^to Mlw l,um U P * ,Kml >'bU, nf wbleb 8000 were taken 
“ u ^ 8 -**- dd p«* r -bushel. yesterday, the rates at the opening belmr 24 


that tin, above ’.lm„le plau will, not be toet eight ofTf i'k, ",S £'„ WUU ' r l ‘“’ U ° rU WUuU b “ ‘ l '"' "<*? ^ 
lliis frightful dibcusosliould once more devastate our popu- , Fiiuihk io tiii: Gi.asuOW. — JV ri rVork, November 10 — 


frciglit. d 

. Rai.iimouk. November IU. 

Thu t-lcainur 1/aUcl ’bus urriVed ul Char b-ston and re- 


do. Na*»Uek«». . - 44 - 44 

.Tallow — • 

isrrT.^zi zu 

"Kiwr.r.!: - .4 -tg, 
r»rr»dA«wrlt*j - *>» - 10 
HomU ........ aooe. 

T 

vCuni;«H : - W - »» 

Older. Vtal. 

Nurihara .•]••• I 00 S 00 

Corks, 

VrW.t I §0 nt 

Don. Goods. yd 

Ur.Hhrl|«k<p)4 - i - f 

do.Bhtg. As«-4 - 1 - U 

DldJhrtfBjgsR — 4>< — lu>4 
do.8b.MT.tf.4-* - 1- 
Br.Uw.Owiabf. - 10 - If 

,lo.V©.4o Ks4-« - ** - lOJi 
TUkiuf»l(«4r4 - 9 -19 


p»kB© 

p. o 

■w* 


Antrortr.il, L 


3 > 

• ••• 

HM 

& 

~ if 

;s' 1 

~ Z 

^ 4 iM;-ttxoi 

- ^ 

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W'll/ro 

-.ji* 



CiKcywiTANi M OK TIIK Bmootino ok Ms. Tho*. Caanrai. 
We.hioe uimtaiued thus long from giving any notice of 


yesterday, the rates at the opening being 24*024*. and 
at the close 23023*^ V Ballon, moat of tbe trauBactioos 
being at 28*. We have also noticed aouu> crop* Bold oo 


, '"-mg#*. — am-itfi-*, noveuioer iu— .... , , .... , . « e.Jiuve untuiiueu iquh long from givimr tnv notio© or ©uu»© crop* aoia ou 

Vtuuuu-r City uf Glasgow brought 88 pussengers from l ,,,r ' rt that us she left, the Crescent City wa* in >lgbt. off the bad ulhtir which resulted in the death of Mr Thomas plantation, Including two on Monday (30,000 aud 20000 


lu* readily removed for.the^purpdftl of inserting 


lasgow Hie harborrStaudiug ill. it wa." *up|>osvd thut she would 

An antl-slav.-ry meeting wus hel.l at Glasgow to redeem be permitted to enter the harbor. 
ie family of Joliu to ©cm* from slavery in America, aud u i 

uiMilerable sum raised. Iinportajit from Spain. 

The movement fuvoring the son of Prince ('union, as Rai.iimouk, November 10. 

Uch P coimdetfoo^‘ ^ lbri)U ° Ul UiU y,lin " A ^tter from Madrid dated Oct 20 say* : 


It is tlioughl tha t thy elec tor* of Fraiice would lie cum- 


I can inforhi you from a most authentic source that i 


ied, Sopt, 2U, 1852, in firaono co., Ala., 
"'Uaii K. M. buy, aged 27 years. 

, “'"‘■bed t 'b.'kues* was protractod 
y-ono days, yet site boro it with Chris- 


liicli Is placed between blip* of lndiu-rubbvr, which. I n,ou, ' d 21*t uf November to Vote, aud the legislative I **<’C r ®t treaty ho* been concluded butweeu the Govern- I thut lie would not drink- 


(/itriieal. the flon-iii-liiw of the Governor of our Btate, that g»lb>n*J above the city, at 20«f, and two on Wednesday, 
w.- might get tliu purtioular*. It seems that the steamer embracing 30.000 gallons, also at 204 *» ©allon 
L. K. Watkins, wilji Mr. Carneula* a passenger, landed at Week’s receipt*. 11.062 bbl*— export* $600 
or near tile plantation of Judge James, in Wauhinutoii imsumi m. , * , ,,, V 

county. Mr Curueal had heard that the Judge wa* an FI/OUR— Tho receipt* of Flour have continued rather 

extremely brutal man tu bis slave*, uud was likewise excl- • | 8 ht « ft,ld w,lh • f»* r demand for egport the rates bare 
ted with liquor, and upon the Judge inviting him and generally been firmer, and yesterday advanced fully 26© 
roveret ether. I» uke . 6ri,.k with him, 0«u«l IHpHrt , bbl. The t-..-.ti„n. h.v. been oonBued prettv utbch 


when the part* of tlio *a*h ure replaced, cuuses the glass 
to be perfectly firm. The movable part* of the gash ure 
Hocured to their place, by u knob-screw, which mukea a 
pretty fluleh. 


corp* on the 28 th to couut 

Rkhi'i.t oi- un: Phkbidkmiai .Ei.kciion.— W e liuve now 


meats of Hpaiu und France, by which the latter power haa* negroes ; this the Judge resented us an insult 1 ami high * ud ,. 81, L ° ul * b *[ and "' M»»ti having be«n but 

pled|.dltrolf to protect Spate In the poroerolen of the I.- ' Il '» took their Jrlnk, however, Httl. Ohio Io *b. no.rk.1, Th. ..lee op t„ Thorrolap even- 

■V ^ "• •» «• ?— * ■” S Hitt ; % 

belong! ub; to France, now* on the traus-ullantic station*. James, who desired satisfaction for the I u>u it i!.m.l.i ... ^ V bbi far extra and 


the result of tlio Prudential election in each Htate in tile belonging to France, now, on the traus-ullantio station*. Jiinies. who desired satisfuctiou for tho insult 


:ki Rn ?‘ i#n i llcr . 1 ' 'r- luader ' with o,iier 

inenUg, visited lind converaed with b^T^bcon recoully^mblUhod by thu Superintendent of .. 

''‘kbout dentil 0.1,1 I ■ r I ,, r . the Lomus, derived from Gig recent cwimis returns From 2. ‘ n lf M* 

caul and tno futuro : tile V found the tabled thus furnUbed. it amours that i in, r.i New Kampshlr 


Union, with the exception of California. Texu* mid Arkmi- have received order* to place themselves ut the disposal oi 
sus. If we coucede thebe to Pierce, the filial result is »h the Captain General of Cuba. Three vessels of war have 
follow*: for<*um* tlmo HiL-t. been koot In Cuban ports, uud Io tlic 


»'OR I'I K Ilf k and binu. 


have received order. l„ place tbcm-clvc ol the ,ll>p„e.l of "“fuf d t,i moke miy, .lid o,kcl the old Kctlcni.n If anv ol ‘" lc " “ b "’ 7. “ 0,lo ' J " wn " ™*'l role, of 

, . , of his son* would reMfiit the iuHult if he was toulauhlm In Four at >8 and of unbranded 8t. Louis at *3 12}£ VI bbl 

the Cuptuin General of Cuba. 1 hree vessels of wht have . h. t i.ui. i».« w. r .ii .! . . . , . r 

.... the mouth, lowhidi the Judge replied, that he would \esterday * sale* embrae«d 2260 bbl*, Including 1100 Jill- 

for.oute time pari. I. kepi In < uh»n port., it, d Io the d„ It himrolf, if Ills would out. Whereupon Ur. U. .,ol,.„d8t tool, et If 76 060.1*4 no Ok .. lh. .. .1 

so uadi uo on that elation the H Lull nurd, ot 8(i (runs, will struck him III the mouth with the buck of his l.an.1 tha ttml 8t L . ^ 70 ■. 060 M 


. • r . ,, ro . -n. u.i.ou Iiuiu toy iuucui. uaiisuu ruiurus. Krolll 

UIO Juturo; they found the tablea tbU* furnished, it apimqra that there ure now 


r r peace deep iov full mi n ? » 1 ’ A , «» t.mUnU.“iH 
upon ti,© c ! ‘ J°y lull i culoif&ad stayed an d io.bos miles 

*1,1 1 to'iiiur, feooin tr uu onlv Hurvivitits #bo appi'iir, 

" umy surviving fi„i,i,ed, i„ 
dr,. 1 ote ‘* “‘“ter weepin.g, she bid lux er. the rceuite, t 
<«a 6 J r r J W0C '' uoL 'I'ho -lost momont Conneotlout-i 
*••2,* ,i 6 ‘^.7 OW ' t ' i0 woric wrought, ^1?^,.,. ; 
hiowi.iv r ’ ” lt ‘ l an tonoloudeu nrospQot Mossachua'tt*. 

land-gjl ’ 1 UDl reuJ y. 1 ttlU feudy,” Maryland ! 

i 


ii. fci. 5Vll.LiAMk. 


tantrt : Delaware 

Connecticut -r4 mile of ruilroud to every 468 inhabitant* 

Illinois, _ .. Mrginla.. . . , t ... 

N Hampshire . . . .. .. M13 . North Camliim^ 

MosMiciiUH'tt*. . .. MX) South Carolina. . 

Georgia .. .. .. p20 •'-!’* Georgia 

Maryland .. .. 1 163 . Alabama* 

NewYork .. . . * 1204 ’’ Mi*»i»alppl 

Pennsylvania . . .. .. 120-1 i< 

As oompared with tlis number of square mile* in My . Massachusctt* 


_ ^ Now Hampshire. 

In lhc United Sintra loTbl'f niilcISw”r«ilroiid« MM ConnroUout 
uiul 10.808 niiles in tlie course of construlftlon Rhode Inland. . . 

, U »l“ “I th.t In relitlion to the milShftroilro.de S"" , v,irk 

finished, and in the course of construction, the fbTRmiiig f (uW JoNey 

aro tim ruaulta, a* compared with the number of iuhabT | l ‘ DI ' l,iy tounia.. 


'Delow-are 

Maryland 

Virginia . 
North Caroling 
South Carolinu.. 

UeerKk 

Alabuuiu 

Miwissippi 


3|Louisiuuu 

0 

ft 'Texas 

4 

fl! Florida 


4 {Ohio 


3fti Indiana 


7jIlllil'olsv 


27 1 Miclilg.m 

ii 

.'■ Missouri 

9 

hlArituuua* 


In Iowa 

4 


squadiifii on lliat station llm Hied Hard, id 80 guus. will struck him In the mouth with the hack of his hand ; the 

shortly Ik, lidded. She l» ,|Uil„ e new vcroel uod wue ouly ^ “ l,r , “. t , rlk , l ," K hlm thl " l,f *d »Hh • 

1 J Cain-, w liicli Htuniied Mr. (’ verv iiiin<)i mn. >1... 


luunehed on tliulCth inst. to ril '„ f, u( .|y (, 

Wa*hinoton, November 19. JuSg^wlth it, * 
The receipts ot* tho Washington Monument fund, frpw some of which 


Judge n-sented It by striking him aero** the head 11 with a "“‘H*’ * aDcy l,r * nd- at 86, and 260 Extra, in two or three 
cauu, which utuuiied Mr. (,V very iiitieh, causing thu blood lutis, at $5/Q6 26 bbl. 
to run freely from the wound ; os toon a* Corneal moot- Week’* receipt*, 18,476 bhli-export*, 8336. 
ered from tbe blow he drew a bowl* kuife, attacked the /.iLim whi. ... 

Judge with It. indicting several wound* upon his person. WIM» an inorvaeed supply of Corn the rates 

soiuu of whlob were thought mortal Home gentlemen In ^’ r urticle. gay# way early In the week, and with a 


Hlrit O ' ' erul of tlie Htules. the result is os follow* ; *; vir 

Jo " N sob or 'Feeuroro.:.;: 

' urolin e otey, ugctl ,»;ycttrs ;; ;; } 7 7> 5. 1P - »«f«.i 


Vermont 


...10 1 Wisconsin... 
H California . . . 

r.'FHiC 


01T ANP UHAIIAM. 

. . .Li Kentucky 

ft I 


Gurolino Otey, uged |1 yours ^*’ 1 "* BU|ro ■; ;; ‘ “ 

M Ary land . .. .. is 0 lu 

— Penneylyunia . . 23 0-1U 

~~ the forpgomg. it Hppcur* ihut. of the railroad- 

u niuu would. aocortUng to hnlsln d. and iu course of construction, tint Htutu of Cou- 


I’hii. ii'i.i mi \ . November 19. 

Kx-(ioyeruor Hcliutx died to-duy ul hi* residence in 
liiineuster. 

Wasiiinotun, November 19. 

Tin* Republic of (Ids moruiugvinuouucc* Unit tlio Loho* 
Island difficulty bus been, satisfactorily settled. 

.Thiikk’8um>ay» in Ei.rtn — Friday Is the MahoinedHii 
Subbath ; 'Saturday i* the Sabbat Ii of the Jews ; and the 
day tlie ,Hul)tiutli of the Ifliristiaiis This is fre- 
quentty^i suurc- ol delay und incouvenience to Uie trav- 
eler. I'r'^ijuiiili of Roaton • for • xanyde, arrived ut 
Alexandria oi»>rhjBy. u day on which no quarantine ( ,r 


endeuvoring to, 'separate thu combalaut*. were wounded goodj d« inaud subssqnsntly for export, the sates have 
|,y Uitrnrol. When Judy. Jemee arrived «t lit. h„u«, veched a6to •»'<< Th. U ktn K rote on S.tordaT >u 
bleeding uud In ft dying state, us it wus thought, his -tun . iV , ... u .? wuruay wa* 

seized a double-barrel gun, loaded it heavily will) large ^ ’ ^ Ul 3n * ,ond *J r range was U0fS)66<f. 

| shot, galloped to where the bout whs hitched his horse. Most of lh« transaetlon* tinea have h*en at OOif , but some 


CottouodBB .... —-I4J4 — M 
SstiosU - *s - J* 

Ctllwfiiia— - 9 - U 

K«Blutky - 49 - 49 

LlBMyB, ay.... - M - U 
da. Cost Bra.... -I* - ft 

Duck. I* Mi. 

KdMfa 14 UO II 10 

lagllak... IM 14 00 

But*** I m 9 40 

Am.No©t»l#jr.l - IB , - 14 
I) yr «, 1 1 Urif. 

L©XW«od.C«p, 1*90 *0 90 
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roUis, 10 00 IB 00 

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tlliuul* 5>Wa5*. 4 14 4 11 

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do. No. S 1 60 9 09 

llcr nu*, 9* fat- — 40 — 40 

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1 Lanioos i — — 

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and deliberately ruioed hi* gun m shoot Curueal. who was lot* of Very prim* old have sold at 01^60, and damn und 

‘r M rr.r:v rr 

Innnceiit.persi ti • He took his gun from his Mmuldt-r, em ^ raced „ B ® ar * y 6000 easier rates, the market 

raised It again and fired bolli barrel* in Hucoosoion, killing ‘dosing at 11 bushel Oats have been In 


CarfieurifistanGy 

1 It Is u sad afl iiG and Carneiil l. uvt - lit skle* nuunmus 
friend* u iinat interesting and Ancmuplished widow to 
bewuil ills trugicul- end (Vich-i urg h. utiuel. 


rn bumj ■ ““‘“uwuuiu, accnruing to uuinui u. unu in cuursa oi coiisiructum. me mule nr Con- ' ^ -.ui uuiir? 

tl 'at orniuf i| ua -?ri'0g‘-’, instead of Buying *• I give ut ’«Gcui hu. ' the largest number of tulle* in proportion to Boalo up from below report from eight to nine feet on tin* 
^diaZ; would think would, be What * lt u, ttn, i ulM ° * n 10 ltH <ir ‘* u ' principal hurs4MH.ee tp Cairo. At lust ud-Oiini* tho Mis- 

• Utal Fhramiouv . r * I only those road* are taken which are uciimlly flnUhed souri wa* Mill swelling uud tlui HRnnt* -rneeiiimr r 

: "lhl tad till., 1 1 , ?y au '‘heolute conveyance of and in uperution. a* to the number of inhabitant* New „ .... . K ' * , ih*oi , b ro«M|ng nt Lu- 

*' Tl * y <u uu . “ re u * ’ l,,u plnuMv would run tlius : ll'»in(t«lifre le llrot— Ihtlc'iiidug'uue iiille uf roltoif'lo M 1 * 11 '' 'F'‘“ 1 FF ur M,e«l-»j|,|,l Is falling ut Keukuk urn! 

■ t j . , i . 1 ,lkulf,r my roliite enj iutere.t rieht ';v , r y flu iiilmhltmit. Lieut i. m-xt, h.-itig 1 to Ln ' luw ‘kite down from ull the upper etrennik r,'|,„rt 

*’ Utl «d .kin, J of *u6 111 thut urunee with . And imm'n '.““'n'i' l ,° "!? '"‘ r > eojd weutlierfor the . croon. 8n6i(*lm» ('»l|„n on both 

>- th, is*. ; u ;'h ai " 1 “ uj *>• sik,*., ti t "", mmi ’ 

^*‘*041 . i ^ h ,uJl power to bite. ni. mif-ti utuT nuotlcut one uiilu of railroad tn iiv..i-v ha*m* yet been met in either flfer. there is u fair nrosnect 


TimUmiK tt.VAV.-The HI. Louis Republic of the 1311, Ai.^narV^^ny. d' Jy m. wblrh ' ^n? 'dn^nri'-n. uf K.rxa.». vrr »K * OoNttrr ,>A,m,h.,,a -Many a time >* bushel. .Rran ha* sold 

huys : The river at this point was still slowly swelling ut cu*KiJ»-hou*e buidm^mii W train ncUtd with thuofflclal* *»avu I l<«< u yoked like u huIlo. U witli twenty or thirty rat©* of 0tkS)06i H 100 

sunset yepturduy evening, up to which time it hud risen iff the country, who ui. 'Muhuim .laiiH Gu Haturday lie other.- to drug along t mben. About <>Jg|it hundrml died Week’s reoalpU 'of Oow 

about two inches iu the preceding twentv-f< ur hours could do uoUiiug at the ban kei>. who ure Jews "n bun- 'I 1 ” ? “ U 0 ,,M *’ d ^ lM> ."H**bhle. or ( onstitu- pRGVlBiONfl— We hav 

...... 1 iMiiiq-i' ur uours ...,.1," ui„. -I it... i„ i., . lion Mil! I knew u nun so weak. In was thrown into tile ift'nisiuur , niuw 


its iniiabituntri, and also in proportion to its area prlnc 

II only those roads ure tuken which are actually finished souri 
“ nd qnerution, a* to the number of Inhabitants. New M roii ( , 
Hampshire is first— there being ouu mile of railroad to 


rom Lm>1ow rutinrt fpnm ..i.ei.i ... „i' , . ■ May tlio ronmilur Offlces wi-n- clow'di-slhe Consuls being 

1 . fc "" f,, t "" ,h " Fhrl.lieu. It I till lev Iherefure 

mrs-BMiHoe to Cairo. At lust ud'Oiint* the Mis- tfmt he could set about the arrangement fiWds toui 
t till swelling, and tlie Illinois receding nt La- We may take uccaoinii here U» remark that the Dfr^or - 


power to bile, cut, stick, unit P.f 


otliere to drug along tiinben About eight hundred died 
in six ninniU' «t u place calle d Tooiig.ibblc. or Coustitu- 
lion Hill I knew a man so weak, lie was thrown into tlie 
gruve when lie said. '* Don’t cover mi- up ; I'm not dead , 
for God's sake don't cover' lie up!” Tim overseer an- 
swered. " D— your eyes, you'll die to-night, and we shull 
lint liu vi> tin- trouble to come hack again ! ” The man 
recovered ; Ids name is Jume* Glasshouse, and Im is now 


limited supply and the rates firm, with sales of Ordinary 
lie,'! 'ilZTro ol,l “ “ P rl ‘“" du. .1 40, trail c,f Bt. lmule et 

thief «««♦© bushel.... Wheel hro ejve„c„d, eej .. hero 

noticed sales of some 800 oaaks, in twu lots, at 8d>^ and 87* 
a —Many a time bushel. . Rran lias sold lu moderate lei* at the reduced 
weuly or thirty rat©* of 0Of2)98<t ^ loo ft. 

it huudr-d died Week’s receipts of Corn, 26,014 saoka-exports, 7410.*' 
throw,' hitu the FKOVI8I0NB— We heve hut Utile .Iterotlou to uutlee 
; i m not dead , In Fork, the* Bale* having been limited to a few lot*. In 
’Im overseer an- eluding 290 bills Mum at 618 75, and 240 bbls at |10 V bbl 
*, bt ; Tn ' buM holder. Ifeu.-tilly re«ll.l»6 U» 35,«»1B 60 ft bhl for r„. 
» he l.“*!J ■*“ prrc i. I'rimo he. »4d et »17®»I7 60. hut with f.w 


do. It»rtl •ball.. I.. 9 —19 ( 

'855 ?.■“-© .» 

tSSimnt* 1 S 

SSSia r.s« 


lie mug, jj U»«. — 40 1-40 ttmmUiXmT. U — ‘'itfl 

-froenS-SYTw ~ ‘ 

HtUi^Uil ,„ i lu ti SI ^l oljhlMsriS -11^ 19 99 
Umuu* a — — d yfa Wi* -si ; i 

sssftsreii.y'zff' 

,t«. herd .h.U e - W J~* J V.veV— IM - >U 

'555 ... throh2:::i}{ - ** 

u?ZiZ u » ‘X ' “ “ " £££&:: ij}, «>.i 

d “‘. -2 - feSSStt : S - ft* 

effiiis & 

•assfa , . « - - z x « 

ro£jji s i* >% 


iir/eV Vi :" 00 «- £S5r;. : i 

W.I.4 Mi l. flllll 10 iau TolitWe, 

Dry 6..U..1 M«i. _ % _ Twain « 


Actually * U hUUl ' * “ r ktou the same A 9 Wuy, r ’u* fully ml? aTi* m " U wuc ^ * ur lS t ' r rtt ti‘» thuu ih uuy of the ^ a "bort time, uuleas tin! weu'tlmr should (uodurutc. Hvo V 

[Ul . .. f “*• the PHia A It line «.r.ee. Inrill'i«.,!l 6., BlUlVIt. - i . 


■ «t>u*r»|,„. w t the 


um iiow iucliued tu 
buuiu orange or give 


«*. -V W.iuprwlthm,, I, .. --- -- Buir ll.ti: .ecu fume to KNUfenp. — The BpglUh ship 

Z J, htretefuro , W ’ ro ’ “ Wl1 ; U**ry„ofiu-, 164 d.y. from IVhempuu, he. .rrlved et I.lver- 

»tl.I J " J - ‘k, truth, mt , p “ * U " r - “ r lu «hy-«th.T P!'„l. with the flfel cer K „ ul ll,„ uew le, eu, Till. U 

he th the eealroni “V* •"»«» "hlelt left china hbuut 

ro uu OBUeb more t„ .1 y “ ttuytT w «‘'t*ttliaUnd- Um same time tor Engiuud us two of opr Amuricau clip-' 
of biwy irB . r hUU “’ Huch la l'«rs, und no Uttlc interest is felt iu Euglaqdahout their 

•t 1 ‘ai-u an, 1 lf * gta> ily held bv Lhu must resnectivu iiusuu/»u Tim Itritlali ut... - 


. ..„ “!'*• 1 '“‘ Fl'l» r AhroMppi le felling ut Keukuk u„,t S, b "rol hi.' ,i,' 1. jiT." I ltoh“5ro' , ,n,l |!„U uui ■*« »«cel - 1-rime hro .Id e. »1T®»17 60. but with few %Z }» 

ftroTe" 4 ? ei ,bllbU i‘" l “ '■'uuurclluut le u„lt, helug 1 t„ b ‘' l " w ■ ! lw,l “ ,r " m 'he upper etreuuiH rrpurt „ r |,.,ui„| tr „v, I ih.it w„ Imvc reed for ninny it iluy ti «ll»f „> Klohmni,i| • They „>»d to have a large hole for traneenUoue of monieul. We hart, nutleed me, tuiell . “- 1 ■*■!■• » - 1)4 1 

A^?e rol',!'!'!!!?, ,„‘a 1 !,! l » »‘?>h»hla.„l« very cold weutherfur the reroon SnflWhna fallen „n both I. , rammed with ineid.-ul* «„d lulrormellon, euuvayed t„ th, uiiee a day urn were rout down t„ e, dlrot the arrival, ef new Pork, including a lot of 160 Uhls Ik. HM net 

oniBile^S^!idtai!mf*i r '^^ ll, “tr bll “‘ t ! , , ,l “ 'h» Ullprr Mlaalerlpi, | and til* Illlnole, uud though nob the up.l ahiveuly however, •d'ilr'ukrrlr.a prl„,li,r«,aud throw them In will, out uuy cere. ,j .1 Heef hu euntlmwd to .all drofW 414-- , 

r.TerTeWr. 5 ^: rr 1 7: r lb - ,bw •■ **»»«** »* »« *«.» * fc^jssfet f 

' uf it in a .hurt thus, uuteae Ihdweullier ahuuld muderale Vivo vlukZ 7Zj,!urZ hAlee The tluvernur w, ..Id order the la.h at .L rate nf bhl fur Trim.. ... Uroron lro. been duU during th. week 5 :;b Mt J 1 

— _ . T h" hundred, six liuudrvd to elglit hundred; aud if the »„d the sales limited to a few lot* at k rougs uf 7jt*fo)8»^<» N*UH©-U j— 9 I— 4{rf 

Tt..: Memo Lew mu.k. .. -The only metier. llevog’dluM „,a, , ij.A» Tyler, jr . , f I'hlledelplfla. J 1 ™ '.“SJJ i"!!/® ^ U.! * lb '“ r *» U,m,rl lo ” r)r ^ Oloeluuetl Bide., trod tSSSS^f" * f* * 

upon which the people of Massuchusetts appear to be de- *•<>» <*f cx-l'rcsident Tyler, has received the degree ;of Mu.-- ca lt ► .and another (of riiullng % Uuek frocks A imin'was IWQilJ** ,wr * <,t)d ‘dtoice Hhoulders llama have Boant' »?* oo 4999 

aided, is tlie Cetojlilqlloual Convention uud the sustaining t«r of Arts from to'ilhuui uud .Vfgiy College, \ a.- Mr. 'J'y- condviniied— uo tlun -laku Idm to tim tree amt imng him raugt^ at lU>,fn)16.| lh ’for good bagged to bhuloe «i©. y*u©w |L« , it 00 14 00 

of the Muiuo Iqw. The latter measure U looked upon us tor was ft former htndeiit of the i u«l iiutipu, and reeaifes Th» nyi^ers were _ ldl ''W'*<l , to Hog llm men in the field*. Hugar-curod-*. .Lard boa hewn firm but gvuerully qulvt, la 00 !\© 04' 

settled. The Muiuo law will be ueilhcr rupeulcd nor modi ll *to bo " ur f,,r ^toutlflo imptotrmeuls, uecordlug to the work ' \ 1 ./ lhu , 0 cludl "« 600 *“•*• ttrime, early iu tha week, at J; }J JJ JJ 


tu*** uuitfiq, th..,.* Kr *‘*' tly toeld by the most respectivo passages. T 
th* right tn t» mi !** llio t'tui**iou of auy ol Loudon, left ou the 9 ll 
^^nforwhu^ ,, 1,1 id oruu « u would not pass Jlaoe Horse, for Jdverpi 
,lhe same wo* iuteuded. , f for Loudon on the 19 th, 


of it ill a short tlinu imUfMa iltAi. %i . , t Ohenf ill* most 4iltsp/y.git. inqul-itive; and un-iinninginii • 

ol it in a short time, uulu.* Uni weather should inod. rate t iv<» 'Yankee* that ev^r went ubro*d (Home Journal. 

Til): Maim: Law i^dAsaAeiiusKna.— The only matters . Ilo^oiUCoNn.iiUM* -John Tyler, jr . uf I’liiludeiphia. 
upon which the people of Massuciiusetts appear to he dc- Mu " f «X* President Tyler, has received the degree ol Mu*- 
aided, is tlie CetOjUlqlloualCouveulionuud the *u*luiiiiug ltr Alls from Wilburn uud .Vfgiy College, \u.- .Mr. 'J'y- 
of the .Muiuo iqw. The latter measure L looked upon us l *-r Wus u fdriui r rdndent of tip 1 iu.stUuiiuii. and n-oaivus 
settled. Thu Maine luw will be ueilhcr rupeuled nor uii'di 'bis iionor for rclenlltic iiuptot emeuls, uucordiug to tho 
tied. The minority must submit with tho bcot-gruco they rul, ’« 'be College , 

u Ho poor to Triuity Church. NiWY^ork. that pwrfi> us are 

1* tL-i ... .1 1 . ... i^r I- - <> 1 1 !• nr 1,4 1 t if, I v .. ult. I 11 lialf noiitu fur ,.Vl ll.,, I 


OvunUy bar, 4J 

Ku^liilt, luu . w (hj 

gwitlftoMMlU* ■ 99 

II -c. V n* - 4J 

H1...1 - a\ 

Nail Rod*. - C 

_ t'.vAiiug*, Am* 9 


mu. w ou 40 99 r /“f,T^Vrr' - 

.uo *Y*r 'i 

* :::r *‘ " 


sent buck to work Any man would Luve committed 
murder lor a mouth’* provldou* ; | would have commit* 


11<? V lb. which to the aaklug rate for Prime in I 


respective pussuges The British clipper Htoruiu way. lor u Ho poor to Trinity Church, ,NiVvY^*rk. thut parAus are 

Loudou, leftou the 9th of July; tho American clipper* It i& tjtaUd tlfftt H thpUHttlul lioululHof-. opiuui ,,har k‘ ,d tw ‘ lv '' uud “ ball cents for asqeiffUlig Into the 
iUoe Horse, for Liverpool’ on tho 16th ; and the Surprise, are auld by retail every week lu NewVork. und that the "taejiie, - Tho church own* over, a /.um«W houses iu the 
or oudon ou the 19th, prajliVe yf opium eating to iucreasiug very rapidly. clt ^‘ , 


4t>. rr4p8Uk>au,*4oo j* 99 • 
ds.W.W.kMdUllt.l-, _ to & 

Lffad* »twl. 


ltd tJbrer f murders) for a week’s pro van. us. (Conlesaion* tierce*. Vextorday 1U0 kegs Prime sold at the advnneed Wg'.T 4 

rof Join* Buiilh. > rtteof Ufh«, end 766 et 10)44 © lk.Wroroi. »wt*« i«, **".'!"! 3 

All itsylttm fur tltwtUuU, . ftolHn evilw has !■» eoaUaued tu roll at Wo) to V lb for efdto© to ytl— u»V "*Ui: ~ 
been openedut Htutcn Iilaud, Now York, at the expeuse of «j(i!b9ese we uotioed saip# of 1000 boxes Wester i 

a few charitable persons. ** — a.j -i w ' 


1 lUserfs, on Thursday, at I 0 >*^ V lb. 


Itft U- 

- mm • 








f l)f Item ©rlfiins Christian JUftmrotr. 


Tat n^rm miM bsr, 

W»*3iftys«tk'H*cr-sd.a ( ktvr ■ 

Tkt town (*naa«a mat'd hill n< ftlalw, 

11 To ttah trie gt-ors* t-f hertvlrsat, 

M M> Wad la bar data, 

Talaa their rtaftaa at hwtaal. 

Tat rill, ft* all lhatr alia to aoan. 

Traa haw, they eonld wot Ion lh« fa 
A aaU aftboat a haalt they thought I 
M to they Ml tha ptalor’a daughter. 


fahr, 


20SsSB!ai 

Twlorv wttrratM In W brrast. 

WfOf Uit tr«M faith which cannot falter, 


R* waa ( 'em at the altar, 
MiMMl «m the heart \» 


HowmMoh team tha w«Mly fay 
With all Mr aofkMcy «ai art, 

That «*» hat arm ftod. the ti 


twnwtod la jat aad atara : 
like IvwtUn w»u* of water, 



!j» THE 1ST 
tim.fi rntRUK’n dkatti. 


ta (ha Whig; -Hhrim for November, we find a 
(Ori-ftr sketch, written by a trarcler on the 


l of Panama, on his way, with others, to 
rift, in which the most u Heeling and af- 
■ Unit* of adrentnrous life on the shores 
<* (he Pacific are described, in a most graphic 
ner. From this sketch we ex- 
> which follows. It is at onee 
g, and, no doubt, truthful. The hotel 

J»4 by the writer was at PalcnqUilla, 

and the night on which the occurrences narra- 
ted took pfooe was aa stormy si the meet mer- 
Ip miiah guerrilla, » tiBconsaoniihlc ihn- 
«■, eoold harts desired. The writer in <hc 
of the thick darkness, had reaohed a 
1 by the name of hotel, and, 
d from his boots, retired to 
What 1 followed is thus nar- 

L mast hare been rery tired and sleepy, for 1 
a only recollect one moment when the ernek- 
| ef tne esne floor beneath my step chimed in 


htantiiUly witli the pattering of’ tin- heavy 
ion the roof, and 1 think slumber 


aa I settled down upon my prim- 
I had hardly lost myself, ns the 
h, when I wai again roused to con - 
icss by voices in the apartment below, 
first that of a woman, low and shrill, 
wing me fct< coming from a heart in bit- 
warfare wiih its destiny, and curiously 
variance with the lulling sound of the rain, 
d the dull* heary t mournful guatinew of the 


“ Oh, John,” she would gasp 
<( tell me, will he lire ; will he be bettor soon; 


P 

out, at times, 


will he know hit mother again t God forgive 
me, but 1 can not— oh, no, indeed, I can not let 
him die ! V 
And then : 

'•Oh, why is it, why must it he so ? When 
we left ercry thing olse, and our other children 
behind us, we could nbt leave little Charlie, lid 
waa to hare l»oen our good nngel, to rirako every 
hardship light and pleasant. Tell me, John, if 
there is any meaning in this blow.” 

It is tlie penalty wo pay for being poor,” an- 
swered the tnnn bitterly. 

A darkjshadow, ns of remorse, settled sud- 
denly down upon tlie woman’s brow, as she con- 
tinued wildly : 

, “ llut Ii thought it was enough when wc buried 
little Arthur; you said Godlmd taken him, and 
it was better Tor him and us. Hut Charlie, lie 
has been longer with us, and he is different from 
all the others; we con never lore anything 
again as we haro lored him. Oh, see him now 
— »oe his little limbs how they twine. O God, 
do not let him suffer thus! Take him, if thou 
must, but do not let him linger thus 1 ** 

And the father answered solemnly, while. the 
child's liihbs were stiff, and bent in* a last con- 
etilsion, and the old look of life was fading awny 
Lin his upturned eyes, nnd great drops of ngoniz- 
| ing sweat; stood upon his little brow, and while 
ater drops came upon the father's face 


S jji , . ; m- ,. r 

co whoso every lino spoke a toicoless prayer 
to God to shorten the death strugglo — thus lie 
Answered: 

Yes, Mary, this suffering is very hard— 


almost too hard ; but hear me, Mary, nnd thank 

~ ' ‘ 111 * * 


God with me that our Charlio shall never know 
a suffering tcnXhousand times greater than this, 
which you and I could not have seen and felt 
for!” ' 

“ He does not Buffer,” said another roice close 
by. “E?cn now your child Charlie rejoices 
with the angeia in the par adise of Qod.” 

As the yoke spoke, the painful gurgling 


iig ceas- 
ed in the chilcf’s throat,* his limbs gradually 


“Join,* it cried, iii tones of sgony, “do 
■ot lot him die — hois my little angel I John, 
dll 1 esnnot let him die !” 

' ssid nuother voioo— the rough 
> of n man— “ why shonld wo nsk 
• spared ? Has our lift been so very 
t We shonld pray for a liko boon 




aad Uu tom in which they wore 
L " the words themselves, reronlcd 
' lsjsly illuminated as it were 
lightning, in which 1 noted 
of one or these unhappy lives so 
snsitivc and poor. It was 
_ back the tide of hurrying 
oertainly witli no idle curiosity, 
along aver the eape floor of my 
the aperture, where I could 
the soone below. Oh, wlmt 
in given far the power and np- 


palnter, to have stamped its lin- 
tha canvas, oven "as I sa 


. cven’as I saw them 
And woman had entered, nnd wore 
by side on two rude boxes, stationed 
sr of the apartment, which was possibly 
oomfcrtablo looale, if such an epitlict 


to pronueat eo utterly wet and 
irsonsseemed in full pas- 
te proprietor had either 


way to sleep in some 


my view. A second glance re 
_ . non, a child of apparently not 
finer six summers, whose emaciated 
frame waa almost wholly con- 
protecting arms of the man, evi- 
her. This group of three was so 
with the fteble candle light falling full 
that, in my daair* to read the etory 
*o, I almost immediately taw tlicir 
line, while ell the world beside 
g but the blackest void, and tny 
take note of the rain end gusty 
heard nothing bat the outpourings of 

d seemingly forgotten spirits. 

s apparently rather under what 
middle age, of small stature, 
i, ae if from long can and iielf- 
His attire, even in the abandon of that 
apot, somehow bespoke the gen- 


es plainly, too, the poor gen 
frail buiu 


■at holding his 


len, 


beooming frailer, vainly 
to imoothe it to a moment's repose, nnd 
* eflbrt turning hie bc- 

Sz 



-A, l could read iu his 
• his high, projecting, but not 
» hit quick, restless eye, flushing 
^^el, an( l the unsteady 
~ hi* mouth, the plainly written ptory 



. , . plainly 

. dimpnointed man. There 
ha his whole demeanor which bc- 


- 1 pride, of principle, of gonitis, 

pk Jd*o of in-eeolntian —the most umiappy 


of all God'e images on earth— the man wlio 
prixeo with which life’s lottery i* 
#■4 knowing tlie way to reach them, 
» follow therein, because 
\m still there, aa to whether, 



straightened and resumed their native grace, 
while a lovely radiance illuminated liis beauti- 
ful* ©ounfrmn nee, ns if it had caught h reflex 
from the happy spirit hovering there d short mo- 
meitt to bid adieu to its late tenement of clay. 
A peaceful, easy drawing of n breath or two, 
and the ladt chapter of this little life bn,jenrth 
was closed. * 

There was silence for some minutes. The rain 
was over, the winds wore nt rest, and a broad 
square of moonlight came - in through the door- 
way of the.ranch, lighting up the spot where sat 
the AguresW the scene. 

It was only natural that the Inst comer should 
have been. Artlmr Orrington. * It was particu- 
larly fitting that ho should have come at that 
moment— l had no curious sensation how or 
whence— -to form ns it were a connecting, recoil- 
.ciling link between those afflicted spirits nnd the 
higher order of existence, of which their child 
was now one. And when, taking g hand of each 
within his own, he knelt before them in prayer, 
1 oould not; h el n feeling indeed that something of 
the spirit jof Him, coming down from heaven, 
took upon himself the likeness even of us, and 
“ went abqnt doing good,” yet lingered in the 
form of onr humanity. 

liis prayer was no idle expenditure of words. 
It rose up from his soul like spiritual incense ; 
and, as it 'ascended, a like incense from other 
souls mingled and rose with if, an acceptable 
offering at the throne of the All-perfect. Oh, 
wiint an od^r of tearful joy, nnd gratitude, and 
hope, seemed to float upward and outward frolh 
our hearts, making the atmosphere about us 
redolent of all pleasant things, when th*£ clour, 
soft, solemn voice repeated the worifabf our Sa- 
viour, “ suffer little children to come unto me ;” 
and then the ineffable pcace.-and faith which 
ovorenme uf , how can I describe it, when there 
followed the blessed assurance that “ of such 
wns the kingdom of Keaveridf’ Hut when, for 
Iko firat titae, tlio Absolute certainty of their 
eternal bliss broke 


child's eternal bliss broko upon the parent’s 
brain ; whop, following the spirit of the prayer, 
they saw bfm sitting with the white-robed cher- 
ubs at. the feet of Christ, and knew that tliore 
should be. his home forever, the measure of their 
thankfulness was full. The great glory of the 
thought, that while they were going about in 
' uest of treasures on earth, other hands than 
hose of men had been gathering treasures for 
them, worth more thnn all the worlds of space, 
and laying them up in those regions “ where 
neither moth nor rust doth corrupt, and where 
thieves do not break through and steal,” was 
enough. The corpse of the child, lying in its 
last composure, as if fanned to slumber by an 
angel’s wing, was but typical of the perfect 
peace and .gladness of those two spirits, bowed 
and silent in tho presence of thut sublimo reve- 
lation. 


5 long after the departure of Arthur 

K>k< 


Omngton ere a word was spokon 6n either side. 
Tlie mun and woman sat in their respective 
seats, almost motionless, while the former still 
held in his arms his still precious burthen. At 
leirn^b n loud, long sob burst from tho womnn, 
and as she turned her face ftill towards me, 


catching meanwhile upon her hushaud’s arm, 
I saw tlie lines of tears streaming down her 


checks. 

“John,” said she, in a tone most thrillingly 
sad, yet earnest, “1 feel that I have done a 
great wrong, but God has foxgiven me. Can you 


forgive me also ? ** 
Th 


highest good is thus to be obtained.’ 
a, like the man, in one respect, t 
not now that which she had been, 


wer ® tr * oe8 of her former bettor 
r Bickering occasionally in her face and mien. 


J occasional! 

iMMill 

^ But were now thin, nnd 

a « 1 h>g«Uier, as if to shut out from 

XHA ftthe Atmosphere of a world that had 
to love her, and no especial l>ril- 
1 upon you when the lids were 
li around which were drawn dark 

UMVana stood out in painful prominence fruu 
VAAMU Cheeks; and although her costume was 
? • Wggeative of a dull routine of 
•Aljjr tas ks, and mailing of the danhinew and 
i ^ there was something, not 
jjSRrjjy tbs outward eye, which showed 
~ffl> pot the destiny to which she was 
)Why «iould I faaye soen her, as iu a 
~ “ jMjpi sleeping with gallant grace 
I drawing-room, or rousing to wild 
or hearth -side party, i»y 
tght with fire-Bide elect rio 
and in that worn, slender, 

. m o was secreted a po-ri- 

laSSr 1 !/ »kieh needed only the 
Ucart8 t0 

rlitAls ddia, who was overleaping all 
-ssandanisery of lif c , and was toon 

r the idea that he was cheating 
m villain of a world, and wus 
ttohea, even by a stolen march to 
> frittering ftW ay of tlie Ijeauty and 
i young life, by unmanly cankering 
a uttiie roguish little eye was 

. the rosy fullness of his mis- 
not to be wholly wasted, 
^ ercsx t0 b^ cut, till 
Luem all In the bottom of the rotting 
Another J have eaid 
• CMi ® of some five or six summer*. 


changed not his posture in the 
slightest, and she continued : 

you were in trouble, John, when the 
world grew dark around you, when you hadn’t 
a friend, John, because you hadn't money,' but 
when a little money would have made you free 
and happy, 1 hud it, and kept it hack from 
you.” 

The man turned upon her a countenance full 
of emotion, but in which was no sentiment of 
anger. 

'•jYcs; John, I^had money, moncy^dnliorited 


-*-r *aa V aiey, money/inliori 
from a rclutive, thnt ; you did not know of— and 


1 kept it back. But, oh! believe roc, 1 did not 
keep it from avarico or mistrust — I kept it 
J oc A” 8e * l iavo k° on too wiso, and was a 
fool. 



In the mnn’s countenance was an expression 
or earnest, searching inquiry, which the woman 
interpreting, went on : 

“ Yes, John, I saw you suffer day 1 
saw you despised by mean, unworthy men, ’and 
1 kcjit back tho money whioh might have made 
you independent of them ull. ifut oh, John, 1 


ihd not keep it back for myself— I kept it back 
for him; yes, for him , that I might have it to 
keep off the evil of his dark day. Oh ! I thoqght 


it wou Id come ns yours had come, when ho ..«o 
a handsome, light- hearted young man, and' 1 
conld not bear to think of him crushed, aud dis- 
appointed, .and despised of his companions. So 
I said, 1 will save it for him, and when his dark 
day comos,..and he shall ssy to me, “ Mother, I 
have i no friends, and no* position in the world, 
and Iuiupt die,” tjrfh I would bring it forth 
*um give it to-him, and' be repaid by his kisses 
uud his tears for all that you aud 1 have suf- 
fered. Oh, what a fool I was ! ” 

The woman's teurs fell in gushing rivers, but 
her soiis were less wild and violent. The man 
wept: too, but calmly; and tukiug her by the 
hand, he said, in a voice so touchingly tender 
nnd sod that 1 found my own tears lulling like- 
wise: ° 


else— on llio .last Sabbath of tlicir Bujotml in 
their native land— the fact of her appearance, 
l say, wn« Rotfiohow associated in my mind with 
the idea of Arthur Orpington, as if he had sent 
hor to do this. Calmly rO* she performed lier 
delicate task, nnd tearlessly ns, having pro- 
pared the body oven for lmriul, she threw over 
it n fragment of a cotton robe lsninil with n 
deep fringe of elaborately ' wrought lace, and 
then taking from a box upon the floor two tal- 
low candles, and lighting them, placed them at 
its head and fret, it required no subtle powers 
f penetration to sec that riie worked not for 


hitc, unless, indeed, payment was to be taken 
in looks of jiearhgusning gratitude and love. 


of thefrostinea* of winter about 
i lulu* form, wor 


form, pom by disekse, 
;uxm«s. I** WU8 a 

ull 00 w ^ ut **« wn* being 

Si^ er that 

r wur aad wuL, ».,« f ulr f ruil 


t - 3 - whto hi* i 

would ^ tha lea* certainly 
of lus fragrance aad leveling 


\ou are my own dearest Mary. I love you 
better, ton thousuud times better than ever. 
Let us thank God together that (.'harlie s dark 
day has come and goue : ho will never, never 
•oe another— never unother shadow through ull 
etormty ! ” 

« » d , w ' ,n * was wrong to let you suffer ns 

l • ^ ron i5 to wish to thwart the provi- 
i,r “* v fr° m his share 

llSSr W row - Lel us try to understand 

left iTT' wft, u ‘i.¥ 0 b « k who «™ 

"*, ,lu * u hnvn euoujjli left to begin 

^ ^ ua ' 1 *“ Witt hve toge.lTer, 

all of us. There n> oertaiuly u place for us 
somewbsre in tbe world. u „ Liter bow 
bumble we live, ft seenw to mu that there can- 
uot be any poverly or hnrdship i„f,, no » cllIlr . 
lie is dead. Jieur Charlie, ho left us nothing 
but his dear sweet memory, and yet how rich 


What mattered it that she was black, nnd that 
her features were not delicately carved ns those 
about her ? In tho dusky phudow of the great 
Reaper's presence, forms and colors wore alike, 
nnd God, who seetli deeper thnn these, knows if 
at that moment her spirit likewise wns not 
pure and white ns theirs. * 

1 left my chamber noiselessly, and crept out 
unseen. The day wns just beginning to break. 
It wns a fresh, clear, breezy. morning. As 1 slid 
along downward toward tho beach, merry shouts, 
came rolling up to greet me, and when I ar- 
rived amongst them, nil w«»e activity nnd bustle. 
Tho “ poco tiempo” principle of the natives was 
for the time ignored by tlie resolute gold seek- 
ers, determined to get on. Our matin hymn 
was “ Wake up, there,” “ Go a-hend,” “ Clear 
the Kitchen,” and it roso to the melodious nc- 
compnnimont of tin pnns nnd portable cooking- 
stoves. Kncli was striving to bo off first, and' j 
not a little gouging waB going on in consequence, 
mingled with hard words and some unimportant 
skirmishes. Nevertheless, the scene was pleas- 
ant and enlivening, so stiggestivo as it was of 
cKeory life nnd healthy hope. 

Hut 1 could not keep my thoughts from recur- 
ring sometimes to tlie bereaved couple whom I 
had left in the ranch upon the hill. In.imagi- 
nntion I saw them fulfilling their last duties to- 
wards 1 1 io precious remains of. their darling 


babe, putting them ‘beneath the ground, hiding 
* th< “ ’ 4 ‘ ~ ‘ 11 


them from tlicir Bight forever, and then, witli 
faces turned homeward, going, in quite another 
way from tho rest of us. down the windings qf 
that melancholy river alone. 


ADVICE TO YOUNG LADIES. 

BY FAS M Y F£R7t. • 

When the spirit moves you to amuse yourself 
with “shopping,” be sure to ask tlie clerk for a 
thousand and one articles you have no intention 
of buying. Never mind tho trouble iyoii make 
him ; that is part of the trade. Pull tho fingers, 
of Gie gloves you arc examining quite out of 
shape ; inquire for some nondescript color of 
some scarce number, nnd when it is found, 
“ think you won’t take any this morning ; ” then 
keep him for nn hour hunting for your sunsh aj.fr , 
which you nt length recollect you “ left' at 
home,” aud depart without having mVested a 


single ccut. 

When you enter n crowded lectufe 


room, and 

a gentleman rises politely, (American gentlemen 
always do,) and offers to giy.e'up Ids seat, (that 
ho Oftinc nn hour 'ago to spourcTbr himself,) take 
it as a matter of course, and don’t trouble your- 
self to thank him, cvrii with a nod of your head. 
4 s . frying uneasy about accepting, that's 
ridiculous! because, if ho don’t fancy standing 
during the,«erviec, he’s nt liberty to go home ; 
it’s a free"' country. 

Should you re 


Should you receive an invitation to a concert, 
manage to nc '.opt it, ( condition ally) leaving a 
*Joor for esoape, should n more eligible offer pre- 
sent Itself. 

When solicited to sing nt a party, decline, 
until 'you have drawn around you 'the proper 
number of pntrentiug swains ; then yield grace- 
fully, as if it were a great sacrifice of your tim- 
idity 1 

flirt with nn ndmiirer till -tho last end of the 
Chapter, an l then — “ bo so taken by surprise ” 
when lie makes tho declaration you wore driving 
at ! As “ practice makes perfect,” every suc- 
cessive attempt of this nature will rcuder you 
more expert in hngling for hearts, besides ex- 
erting a beneficial effect upon your character. 

As to cultivating your mind, that’s all wastfi 
powder— you’vo better ammunition to attack tho 
enemy ; and as to cultivating your heart, there’s 
no use in talking about a thing that’s unfash- 
ionable ! So always bear in mind that all a 
pretty woman is sent into the world for is to 
display the fushious ns thoy come out; waltz, 
flirt, aance, sing nnd play the old Harry gene- 
rally ! 


Louis Napoleon* in NkwYork City. — The 
Brooklyn Daily Advertiser, moralizing upon the 
rapid ascent of Louis Napoleon up the ladder of 
ambition, from positivo poverty, to superlative 
grandeur nnd power, recalls some reminiscences 
of bis sojourn fn New York city many years nco. 
Tlie editor says : 

“ What strange events have occurred within a 
few years in reference to that man ! We knew 
him while he was residing in Now York*, nt a 
lodging house in Rciide street, tlion kept by a 


gentleman who now occupies a high officinl posi- 
tion under the French Government. At that 


time lie wns very poor, and very dissipated. 
Notoriously profligate iu his habits, and without 
the pecuniary ability to indulge to tho full bout 
of his inclination the culpable propensities which 
characterized him, he was frequently^ expelled 
from certain places in which he obtruded him- 
self, and more thnn a dozen times was the occu- 
pant of n cell at tlie old jail in the Park,* long 
sinco torn down. 

“Not long prior to his leaving the United 
States, ho was arrested for, a misdemeanor com- 
mitted by him at tho disreputable house of u 
wornun whose establishment ho often visited, 
and the writer of tliis*ai tide was employed pro- 
fessionally by him to snve him from the threat- 
ened consequences of Ijiis recklessness and indis- 
cretion. Wo little supposed aUluM-tiine that tho 
thoughtless gay young man who was then our 
client (and who is still indebted to us for coun- 
sel fees and disbursements) would become Em- 
peror. of Franco. Such, however, is now his 
'manifest destiny,’ although wc believe thnt liis 
realization of lijs ambitious hopes nnd aspira- 
tions will but hasten tho%fcuiful doom which 
unquestionably impends ovor him/ 


11f*i T.n i. lit imnt — A trrltSf In tlio Time*, hiring 
hern ftt Muralifh-UI. u-im of two. young * Im tree* standing 
aide by aid*, on thn farm, which were idahtrd there by a 
father's hand in memory of the loved children who prece- 
ded him In the f>|iir!t world. OnC morning, k few iu<>n(ha 
ngo. Mr WebaUr had been mining from hit study for nn 
hour or more, when lie mado hie appearance with two 
Amall elm tree* and h *pnd« In hie hauda. Summoning 
the nttettdanm of hie atm. be went out upon tbe lawn, 
plnntt the young troce, *nd then turning to Fletcher, 
aald, In n anbtlued video, aa ho turned away. " My aim. pro- 
tent theao trues after I am gone ; lot them ever remind you 
of Julia and Kdwnrd ’’ Tlulr pear and falling leaven now 
Keetn to typify participation In tho mourning which markn 
thin acme of aorrow. The flower garden— enclosed with a 
at and ornamental wire fence, on which ,*ra trained 


choice rose vines— occupies nearly nn acre of land east of 
the munition, and contains tho rlahost nnd most beautiful 


varieties of plants and shrubs of every deaorlptlou. Inclu- 
ding numerous exotica. 

From the same correspondent wo get another Incident, 
which wo have heard before, but It will boar rvpetitlou In 
this connection : 

“ When lie (the boy Webster) first arrived nt the acad- 
emy of Mr. Abbot, hla personal appearance. In Ills Ill-fit- 
ting. home. made, homespun garments, together with hla 
ally, awkward manners, created much merriment among 
tho boys, and many Jokea were cracked at his expenae 
Young Datiiel'n sensitive nature could 111 brook tbia : and. 
nfter suffering from It two or three daya. ho went to tbe 
teacher npd told him he must go home. The teacher In- 
quired tho cause, and Daniel made a clear tirenat of it 
The former bade him not mind it, bift keep quietly at bis 
studies, and hla turn would come by-and-by. He obeyed, 
nnd, nt thn end of the week, he wns placed at the head of 
the claes-that hAd ridiculed hlin. After two mouths had 
passed in hard study, the teacher, at tho close of the 
scliopl ono day. called him up lu presenco of all tho 
scholars, and told him he could not stay there any longer 
—to go and get hla books nnd hat, and leave. Poor Dan- 
iel's heart sunk down to his shoes. He had studied hard, 
hearing patiently tho ridicule of his mates, and now to o£ 
turned off in disgrace was more than lie could stagger uu- 
-der. The toucher waited a moment to watch the aston- 
ishment of the school, and then added : ‘ This is no place 
for you ; go to the higher department ’ That was probably 
the proudest hour In Mr. Webster’s life. Ho had tri- 
umphed over liis companions, and that by outstripping 
. thorn In his studies.”! 

-:r. ■■■ — : 


Businkrs of CiwcirrnATi.— Tho Cincinnati Onxcttc cstfr 
mates, upon apparently reliable data, that tho aggregate 
capital employed in tho wholesale business In that city Is 
$10,920,000, nnd that over ten thousand persons arc direct- 
ty mpnymt Tina MipjWPtfMl by this lmporlanrtraile. The' 
number of dealers Is between four and five hundred, of 
whom on® hundred arc wholesale. 


Mysterious Circumstancf.. — M ore than a year ngo. two 
men called nt flio house of Mr. Joseph Miller, in Ohio co.j 
Vh., uud induced ^lm to tuke charge of a trunk and- box 
until they cnlledffor them. They then left aud never re- 
turned. A few days ago, In tho presence of soTeral 
neighbors, Mr. Miller bad tho trunk and box opened to 
ascertain their contents, and found tho trunk to contain 
shirts, pants, u lmt, and sundry other articles of wearing 
apparel; also, a bloody shirt, In Yvhich wnB wrapped a 
now hatchet, of the largest site, also bearing marks of 
blood. In the box were a set utneddler's harness and 
ot^cr articles. In the trunk was found a pocket-book 
containing a paper upon which was tho noma of John M. 
Winmemian. mid It is supposed that tho truuk wns tho 
property of a man of that name. About the time they 
were left wither. Miller, a peddler. nuinecL Zimmerman, 
was murdered in Urocnu county, Vu. 


two ladies preparing for tho missionary work among the 
heathen. Ono of these young ladies Is a Baptist— tlio 
other, Presbytori^u or Congrcgatlonallst, sent by tho A 
H. C. F. M.~ She has been on missionary duty for tho lust 
tbreo years, aud is now studying medicine to preparo for 
greutor usefulness. 


Punuc Lands in Michigan,— The Commissioner of the 
General Land Office Las authorised the agent of the BUtc 
of Michigan to select 760.000 acres of land, in tracts of 
from a township down to a forty acre lot, for tlie purpose 
of biding tho “Boo ” Canal. This will give tho State a 
good chanco to pick up farms and mines in tho Lake 8u- 
peCior country. \ , 


Valuaiilk llxcirs. — In compactly built cities especially, 
more or less annoyauoo is experienced from the proximity 
of cess-pools, sinks, etc., and lu warm weather health 
often suffers. Wo have reason to kuow. says tho New 
\ nrk Journal of Cmmuorcu, that a pound of copperas, (six 
cents’ worth) dissolved In a backet of water, and thrown 
w here the effluvia proceeds from, affords an effectual rotn- 
cdy, by changing tho gasou Into an unvolatilo concretion. 


Sea Island Cotton Cnor. — A friend writes to the 8a- 
Vanuali Georgian as follows, from Liberty county : 

‘ I have recently traveled through Chatham, Bryan, 
Liberty, Tattnall. Montgomery, Emanuel, Bullock, and, 
Kill ogham, nnd from personal observation lam satisfied 
that the crop of long staple cotton will be Bhort. My 
opinion is that It will fall at least one fourth bolow an 
average crop. 

“ It is wild, and I expect with truth, that Liberty 
oouuty makes two-thirds of the long staplo cotton of tho 

Stato, and it In certaiu that tho crop hero will bo short, 
though some low individuals, on account of a concatena- 
tion of favorable circumstances, may make average crops.” 


Commerce of Smyrna. — According to the returns of the 
Turlmh Custom-houim Hi Smyrna, tho imports thero for 
1861 um.iunted to about *6.2110 (100. nnd tbo fipnrtd for tho 
«nmc pe riod amouuted to *0.700.000. Tho Import, from 
Amorlca nmoontod to «buut *500.000, of which ohout ono- 
half of which was rum, coffee and cotton manufactures. 
Tho exports to America amounted to about $700,000, aud 
wero childly ilriod fruit., opium »nd vool. Among tho 
exported articles, of which little or none went to America, 
were nuidder. (of which England took near $1,500,000 
worth.) emery, n mine of which has been opened within 
fire yj urn; acorns, a species called vnlony, for tanning, 
uud bilk iu cocoons. 


Females in Jafan.— The best proof of the real civillra- 
tiou of tha Japanese is to be found In their treatment of 
tho^jiuule sox. Their condition is unquestionably aupe- 


foh Liukma. — Tho Richmond 
rs: Wsloftrh with jilonsurc thnt 


Emigrant* 

(Va.) Whig 8 
our American Colonization Society, who wore 
inlending to send 176 emigrants ta Liberia in a- 
vessel which was tfr sail from Norfolk on the 4th 
inst.» have found thnt the number of these peo- 
ple ready nnd anxious to cnilmrk is suddenly 
swelled nn to no less thnn. 480 \ some of them 
from North C'arolinn, and some from South Car- 
olina — but tlio lnrgest part from our own State ; 
126 from about Norfolk, and 00 or 70 from other 
places. In this fitato of things, the society — 
who have actually promised passages to ns many 
as 360— are now. preparing to send out two ves- 
sels, one from Norfolk, on or about tho 18th, and 
tho other from Wilmington, on or about the 20th 
instant. 


Commerce or Boston.— During the quarter ending tho 
.TOth September, thero wero 1151 foreign arrivals at the 
port of Boston, being nn lndVease of 172 over tbe same 
quarter last year, although the amount of duties exhibit a 
decrease of $39,117. 


Tho African slave trade with Tlrtizil being extltfct, tliore 
remains but tho Bpanish West Iudles as a market for 
■laves. In tlleso the foreign slnve frade is also against 
the laws of Spain, but the Bpanish officials allow it to be 
carried on in a contraband manner, as thoy receive large 
sums of money thereby. 


Cows Worth IIavino. — Mr. D. E. Hillings, at La Grange. 
N. Y., lias two cows which. have given a sufficient quan- 
tity of milk to furnish his family with milk and b'utVr 
besides which, bo has sold in six months and six days, 2uD 
pouuds of butter, amounting to $89. Tho cows have had 
no other food than posture. 


The Monument to Col. Richard M. Johnson.— The 
Cleveland l'lalndoaler states that on tho 80th ult , there 
were brought to that port, fourteen boxes of marble, and 
four boxes of granite, iqtfchded to be erected as a monu- 
ment over the remains of tho late Richard M . Johnson, in 
Kentucky. One of the boxes contains four cannon, and 
■uutLer hu eH^I6, fciulptureu in marble. 


MARION FEMALE SEMINARY, 

MARION, PERRY COUNTY, ALABAMA. 
Facult y . 

Rev. JaMes K. Armstrong. A. M.. Principal, and Professor 
of Moral, Mental and Natural Sciences. 

Mr. II. M. Dalv, Professor of Vocal Music, Piano nnd Ilarp. 

Mr. v icola M arm-hali., Professor of Drawing and Paint- 
ing. of tho French aad German Languages, and In- 
structor on Guitar. 

MissM. L. Thompson, English. 

Mies M. J. Bonuurant, English 

'Miss Indiana Clark. English. 

.Music 


Mrs. Rebecca Clarke, Matron and Nurse. 

A commodious and splendid brick edifice has just been 
completed— •uinuty-seveu by forty-seven feet, three stories 
—winch for stability, convenience of arrnngcmohti-'aud 
for number. bIko and comfort of private and school rooms, 
is not surpassed by aLy similar ono in the country The 
Principal resides in the building, and with his hidy and 
competent female assistance, superintends tlio Hoarding 
Department A lady will reside In the gemlnary. who 
faithfully discharges tho duties of Matron. Nurse and 


Female M. D.’s.— Thero arc now in tho Female Medical 

College at Philadelphia, thirty students, and among Ibauilirittr *^be "aid of feinalu teachers, who also*" live" Tn' the 


Governess, so that at ull times, pupils will find the coui- 
forts. kindness and attentions of homo. Tho Principal. 


Semiuury. iiligontly guard and form tlicir morals, manners 
i of the pupils. Doing under his charge at nil 
times, thoy are constantly exercised under a wholesome 


system of regulations, respecting neatness, order, punctu- 
ality. economy and regularity, calculated to give n safe 
und vigorous devel.ipuiout to charaeter. Thu appliances 
of home and family are uot removed by this arrangement, 
but perpetuated uud strengthened. 

The ensuing scholastic year will commence on Thurs- 
day the 23d of September. 1862. Pupils enu enter at any 
time during the year, chargeable from tho time of en- 
trance. No deduction will be made but by special ar- 
rangement with the Principal. 

hoarders study at night under a teacher. They are 
required to retire 0 o'clock at piglit, aud rise early lu the 
morning at a given signal, aud to take frequent and 
wholesome exercise 


Private rooms are large, conveniently and comfortably 
furnished Pupils are required to keep their iwardrobcs 
nnd private apartments iu neatness and order. 


officer weekly takes charge of tholr clothing, Inspects*!!* 
condition, and every Saturday morning instructs them in 
plaiu sowing and necessary repairs of clothing. Every 
article of clothing must be marked with the ewner’s name 
Bi-monthly reports are sent to patrons, which are a 
faithful showing of tbe scholarship aud deportment bf 

Pupils are not allowed to attend partis*, balls/ danclni 
classes, or any amusement calculated to interfere will 
their studies, 


Visitors are not received by pupils, except with suitable 


introduction to the Principal from patrons. 


The Principal must have certain Information respecting 
, oorr «»Pondo n t. Pupils are required to attend 
Church aud Sunday School on Sabbath. 

No accounts will be opened in Marion but with the 
expressed permission of patrons. When articles are to 
be purchased, the lady of the Principal must approve the 
p^chaae (who superintends their trading), and thus ex- 
penditures will be controlled. Patrons should anticipate 
aud supply the wants of pupils as far as is practicable. 

Dehtal operations will not bo performed but by special 
permission from patrons. 

Patrons are earnestly requested to encourage economy 
andjlJS" ex l ,eniitureB °1 pupils — clothing, pocket money 

The Institution has graduated forty-four young ladies 
since its organization, and arrangements are being made 
for furnishing, improving and increasing its Library, An. 

paratus, Cabinet and Herbarium. 

The Professors of Music. Drawing, Painting and Modern 
Languages have been engaged in this Institution for the 


last live ytart , with decided acceptability— are superior 
Musicians uud splendid performers on Piano, Harp, Guitar 

Or. run M-l.. VI. .1!.. ..i. > it .. r .. . . . 


^MelodeoO iolitl, etc., vail highly aocouiylioht'd iu 


rinrlo tlmUf llio wornun of uny other OrUntul country. 
They are luliJt oU'd to no cccluilon nnd hold n fulr elation 
In uoclcty. Their mnnneru urn kind, polite uni chaste, 
and their purity la prorerblnl. •“ A falthlcaa wife,” aaya a 
well Informed writer, « la, wc am unlrcrsally asaured. a 
phenomenon unknown In Japan. 


Acdoudi. 

rut iriiii 


t jritA tbe child in hi. wm ,. 
ft of keeping; liiu» from tin gran, 0 f 
X him, u* ii trytn gl ,„ 
r,tt*he Jil W olurii perchuiuf 
* d iwep came 
IweioDUA* trend, brin^iug jde*H- 
oa Mugel whisper* in her trniii. 
C n** worrow tiwukeuiu g 

I the father’s bruiu, uuU now 

f - ^ “’k* with- her hand* 
r knit together. Hhe wn* tiring 
knlpto** 


sre we in the love which he has Already sent to 
m from heaven! Lei us go back, John, to 


not care lor such 


EBS*£ 


a 

nh* oould not bring 
kept riving up, look- 

ig no lufttor in uny 
1 into iitr tout uguin with 


wlttrn our homo wan, und 
woalth an gold uny more." 

"Boil M,," a aid the man; und he bowed hia 
e und imprinted u pm»iouut« kiaa upon the 
pale tbrehead el hie dead eh.ld, ne if I he little 
S 1, UI1 d uet hud been lovely 

SSWtei uSLlS: Lad " ,ugUt * - vet 

tind.^met'' '‘.‘j'* 1 * r “ Wta °» me 

iii I li’ur's u ri eor l , * e tonderly from the 

ot«4ed to wmaJ^ 1 '? U ^ 0n countt,r And pro- 
tumbtod lock? 1 ^ < i e ^tuoolh down it* 
for the lnolher 1101 remove- it* clothe*. 

Kc Si?“" ; “rd 

-jpou4 of Amw— kiunhift enough in w5 iii* 


Stoiim on- .Lake Si-pkuior. — 3’ho Hteumcr Bal- 
timore, on Lnko .Superior, encountered n Bovere 
northwest gulo on liur pitBBuge from St. Jlnry'B 
up to the Inke, tin Buniiny. bhc had on lionrd n 
heavy freight, nnd n largo number ot' nassun 
gers. When within fifty miles of Point Ko- 
woenar, tlm gale struck her, and nfter endeavor- 
ing to stem its l'ury fur n few .hours, she was 
compelled to run before tjio wind. 

ljuuning in forshofre, with .the expectation of 
making n harbor at Grand Island, the Captain 
found himself out of reckoning, nnd within five 
miles of the perpendicular cliffs known as the 
Pictured Hocks. The headway of the steamer 
was checked, nnd she continued to drift towards 
the rocks. The planking over tho guards were 
torn away, and the vessel was in a desperate 
condition. 

Another attempt was made to reach Grand 
Island, but a few heary seas carried awny both 
® n( J ke P*I* Pf '» down even with the hurricane 
deck. Tlio passengers were iu a high state of 
dread and excitement, as the bont lay in tlio 
trough of tlie sea, the waves constantly dushing 
over her, and there was duuger of fire from the 
broken smoke pipes. The captain proved brave 
nnd cool, and kept up his fires, and sustained & 
constant vigilance to prevent accidents. 

The boat wus fiuully headed down tho lake, 
and worked several miles in grout danger, 
linnlly, while the passengers were urging the 
captain to run the vessel aslioro, tho anchors 
were let go, the bout headed to the storm, and 
rode it out, the uuohors holding fust, for twenty 
hours, when she returned to tlio Suult. A large 
number of cuttle on board was saved, iii ull this 
trouble. [Dultimore paper. 


^ The last bit one of The Maitiilive Bellas' 
Christiana Morton, (or Mrs. Patterson) one of 
the heroines of the poet . Burns, gkKl at Muuch- 
lino, Scotland,. on the 18th of October, in her 
87th year. Slio was onojul’ the six. beauties cel- 
ebrated in the poet’s song : 

••Iu MnucMiuc tli<!r» dwell* nix proper young 
The pride of the place and the neighborhood a', 

Their carriage and drens * At lUnger would guess, 

Iu Loudon or Paris they'd gottau them a'. 

MUs Miller la flue, Mia* Marklaud s divine, 

_ Mb* Smith I* a wit. aud Mias Beaty in braw ; 

•*!**•• beauty and fortune to got wi’ Mi«k Morton, 

Hut Aruiour'k the jewel for me o' them a'. ' 

“ Armour” was the “ bonnie Jeon ” of later 
duys, uud all the others married soon after the 
poet hud obtained his “jewel,”. Time rolled ou, 
uii'I the rival beautiuH became mothers, and 
some of them ultimately gffendmdthcrfi— - ■ 4 *‘ tints 
rltiib the w> -Id away.’ 1 In 1860 only two of the 
famous bulk* (far the simple and $ouu*whut rude 
lines of Burns have l»een fume, and will be poetic 
immortality to them,) remained in the land of 
the living. These were Mrs. Candish und Mrs. 

I uttvrwon— the latter, sh^whose death we have 
juat recorded. Ho, out of the six belles ulldded 
to, but one, Mr*. Candish, now i cumins “ to tell 
Umi talc.” < 


• A Goon Speculation.— A short time ago a young man. 
u clerk in a house In San Francisco, having $5000 to 
spuru, sent it to China and Invested it in rice. He sold 
the cargo (to arrive) at twenty-two cunts per pouud. and 
madJ the handsome sum of $37,000 by the operation. The 
purchaser was a Chlnanmn, nnd It ho happened that the 
cargo arrived the very day alter it was purchased. The 
('liliittman made $05,000 on hla bargain. The large sum 
of $102,000, therefore, was cleared on an investment of 
$6000. 


1 profitable Pit-K.NOS — It is stated that, in addition to 
the vast quantity of valuables found in the Crystal Palace. 
In Loudon, by the police,- a large number of gold, silver 
aud copper coins, purses, gold and silver headed canes, 
rings, lockets, etc., have been found by the workmen who 
took down tlio edifice ; and as tbe contractors gave them 
permission to keep what they found, some of tho men have 
mado out tolerably well. One of the purses picked up 
contained between seven and eight pounds sterling. 
These articles slipped down between tho hoards, nnd were 
thus past recovery, except when the boards were removed. 


Phuokebs of Uloomkrism.— Mrs. Bloomer, wlio edits a 
paper called “ The Lily.” published monthly, at Seneca 
Falls. Now\6rk, undertakes, in the last number of her 
journal, to give the winter fashions of the Bloomer dress, 
in reply to several letters of Inquiry which she has re- 
ceiv.-d Among other peculiarities of her style of ap- 
parel. she urges her lady friends to wear tu venders, the 
wimo us those worn by tbe meu. and in tho same manner 
These, she says, are preferable to straps ; and she remarks 
that they are now worn to n considerable extent. At a 
meeting wliiph was held at Soneca Falls on tho 14th ult.. 
some fifty ladies, from different parts of NewYork State, 
uttundud iu Bloomer dress. 


Climate of Minnesota. — A North-western 
correspondent gives the following account of the 
climate of Minnesota : 


“ Although the cold in Minnesota is so Bevoro 
i winter, those wlio have lived a length of time 


in winter, those who have lived a length of time 
in these regions assert that it4« far from being 


unfavorable to health, there being no wind stir- 
ring, even when the thermometer has fallen 
thirty-live degrees below zero before breakfast, 
as it does. sometimes, or when even -the mercury 
congeals — the weather not having those sudden 
cliungof^which are- so uncomfortable in our lati- 
tude. The cola season nets in a bop t November, 
ami there is little cessation to i\ still, clear, cold, 
bracing atmosphere fur about six mouths, and 
then nil uninterrupted spring advances vogeta- 
tiun with a rupjdity quite surprising, till before 
we arc aware we are thrown into the lap of 
summer,” 


Board. Tuition aud incidental fees of a Young Lady for 
the whole year in the collegiate course ; $177 will embrace 
Lat , in W* 7 the aboTrf. with Music on Guitar ; 
$2o7 Music on the 1'iano. French. Latin and Board, regu- 
l»r oounw, oto. Book., BUllonerj. Mu«lc, etc , iro fur- 
ninlioj by llio Trinclpal at reduced ntci. 

LIkIub and towel* lor prlrwto room*, to be furnished by 
pupil*. Tbe KriucIpwL onn furnl»h light* rnrv low 
Oue-lmlf lb* llowrd «ud Tulllou I* due In idvwuco 
For further p»rtloulir*. or catulogue*. *pply to 
»«|)18 5m J. K. AltUSTHONtl. Principal. 


CENTENARY INSTITUTE. 

SUMMKRFJEJLD, DjlLUiS COUNTY, ALA. 

THE ^Exercises of the Tenth Session of this Institute 
will coinmcncu ou the First Monday of October v uext, under 
tho control and direction of tho following named gentle- 
men and ladles, who compose the Faculty : 

Rky. A. II. Mitchell, D. D., President and Professor 
of Mental and Moral Science. 

Rky. Eli IIuihjahd, A. M., Professor of Ancient Lan- 
guages. 

Ms. Thos. 0. Braqu, Professor of Mathematics and 
Chemistry. 

Kkt.'T. Y. Ramsey, Professor of English Literature. 

Mi.s Julia O. Towlex, Teacher of English Branches. 

Miss Mary S. Garrett, Teacher of tho Preparatory 


CENTENARY COLLLEGE, 

OF J.OUrsIA NA ,s 

THE NEXT SESSION of this Institution will begin the 
First Monday in October, under tho direction of tlio fol 


lowing Faculty 
It. II. — 


RIyrrs, President and Professor of Moral and 
Mental Science. Belles Lottrrs. and tho Hebrew Language; 
Rev. J. 0. Miller. A. M.. Professor of Mathematics. Nat- 
ural Philosophy, and Astronomy ; Kmii.ik Lf.ssaoe. A. D 
Professor of Modern Languages; II. W. Drab,.. A M . 
ProfeAiOr of Latin and Greek Languages, and Llerature . 
Thomas 8. Jones, M. D., Professor of Nntural Science; 
A. E. Blackman, A. M„ Professor of Tocal and Instru- 
mental Music : Rev. A. 0. Miller, A. M.. Principal of tbe 
Preparatory School ; W. U; Oomi-ton and 0. M. Miller. 
Assistants. 


KXPENSSS* 

Tuition per Session of ten months, . , 

Room Rent 

Contingencies 

Use of Library 


Total of College Charges . 


$01 (Xi 


Tuition in Preparatory Department 

Board and Washing, per mouth 

Tuition in the Musical Department, (extra.) VlutV. 
Violin. Guitar, Clarionet, ViolonceUal etc per 

. month ; ; v q.. 

•Vocal Mu kio, per month 

Brass Baud or Orchosta, per month . 

Thorough Bass or Instrumentation. 


$40 00 
10 (X) 


n oo 
2 00 
3 00 
0 00 


With a full Faculty and healthy lacation. a large Libra 


ry and excellent Apparatus, may we not aiiUnipXfo u 
!»**« Increase to our already extensive patronage { 


For further particulars apply to tho undersigned. 

K. II axvicns 


aug21 


BUSINESS CARDS. 


Mons. Jules Bhadt, member of tho Royal Academy of 
Paris, Principal of the Musical Department, and Professor 
of French. 

‘ ^ MB - Ducinda Ferguson, Assistant. 

Hatea ofTuitlon for the Scholaitlo Tear. 

5?"?.“»? r n lM,, 'V $25 00 

English Grammar, Geography. Arithmetic and His- 

tory j 

Latin, Greek, MathematicB and Natural Sciences! 

FI. MALE UKrARTMKNT. 


30 00 

40 00 


Preparatory Class . 
Dei 


25 00 
40 00 


Collegiate Department 

„ . Extra Charges. 

Music ou tho Piano 

M usic on the Guitar ! 

Use of Piuno 

Drawing. Painting aud Embroidery . ! ! '. ’, 

French Language 

Flach student will be charged two dol r __ ivt 

the purjioee of furulHhiug wood and water and for other 
necessary attention to the school rooms. 

One-half of the Tuition Fee is payable in adranco, the * 
other half at the close of tho session. 


46 00 
40 00 
6 00 
15 00 
25 00 
per year for 


Ma by land State Fair. — Wo learn from the 
Baltimore American, that .at tho late Fair of the 
Maryland Inatitute, the nmouiit rcuei veil during 
it « coiitinuuuco for admibxion alone, was ^'12,600. 
To this tiro to be added the KUiny of £8,060 for 
new BiKniberHhipH, mill about #60 from deposi- 
tors who brought their good* nfter the fair opeu- 
eil, making an aggregate sum of $20,000 receiv- 
ed at the result of the exhibition. During tho 
previous oiinual exhibition tho receipt* wore: 
Fur. admission, £ 11 , 028 ; uew memberships for 
the \ e/,r, ^0,024 ; total, $18,822. The number 
ol depositors of goods lor exhibition during the 
recent fair wn* 2, 57^ ; during tlie fair ol l«Ht 
j ear 2,04 ! . The value of tho premiums, award- 
ed to depositor* of articles at the late, exhibition 
Wn« alx>ut a*' follow* : Ludies’ prenjiums, com- 
prisingni variety of silver ware, fancy article*,; 
etc., !jf 1,000; 28, gold medal* worth ^l2 60 eacli, 
#850 ; *444 silver, mediil*, i?6 each, Jj?720 ; 128 
bronze wudul*, fid 76 each, £224. Total, #2,204. 


- BOARDINU 

Doard can be obtalnod in the village and Its Immediate 
viciuity, in the best of families, at from ten to twelve dol- 
lar* a mouth, including washing, fuel, lights, etc — half 
payablo in advance, the.other half at the uud of the torn. 

Should parents be unable to accompany their children 
to tho Institute they need not hesitate about suudiug them 
on account of boarding, a* the President of the Institute 
will carefully see to it that they are provided with good 
hoarding bouses. 

Pareuts artt Jr quested to send tbuirchlldren in time for 
them .to be ready to enter upou their studies tho first day 
of tho session. This js highly Important as the pupils 
will uxperfeuco, through the whole courseAtliu benefit of 
beginning with their classes. 

The heuUby location of this'luslltutlon— its entire ex- 
euiptiou from loeul causes of disease— the nmrul nnd 
ligious character of the commuulty-the prohibition of 
the sale of ardent spirits in the village, and for two miles 
around it-its cyutral position and convenience of access 
and facility of communication (bay Jpg a doily mail. Buiv. 
days exccpUtd,) together with the established reputation 
of the faculty iu their several departments of instruction 
should ensure to this Intitule a liberal patronage, and 
the Trustees confidently recommend it to parents aud 
guardiuus who have children to be educated. 

September 2. 


THE BRITISH QUARTERLIES, 

AND 

H L A C K H r O O IF . S MAGAZINE. 
LEONARD SQ0TT & CO.. No. 34 Gold street, NewYork. 
continue to publish the following British Periodicals, viz ; 
THE LONDON-QUARTERLY- Rk VIEW. (Conservative.) 
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW. (Whig > 

TUK NORTH BRITISH REVIEW. (Fres*Church ) 

THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW, (Llbfrul.) 

BLACKWOOD’S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE. fTory.1 
7 -tTERMS— 

For any one of tho four Reviews $3 00 per annum 

Koruny two •• ft 00 . “ 

For any three “ “ ; 7 00 “ 

For all four of the Reviews, r !! 8 00 ,il . 

For Blackwood's Magazine, 3 00 “ 

For Blackwood and the three Reviews, 9 00 “ 

For Blackwood nnd tlnvfour Reviews . . 10 00 . “ 

Payments to bo made, iu all cases,- iu advance. Money 
current in the State whore Issued will he received at par 
Address, post paid, LEONARD SCOTT tc CO 

70 Fulton *t . NewYork Entrance 54 Gold fit; 
43* Postage on Blackwood and the four Reviews. 72 
cents a year. (Novl3-ly l 


WOOLEN GOODS, ETO. 

THE Undersigned have in store nnd off-r for sale nt 
very low prices, to cash and short time purchasers, a large 
and fresh stock of flue iftld course Woolen Goods, well 


adapted to the Southern and - Western trade, a portion of 
which ure aa follows • 


2 cases black aud colored broad cloths ; 

* do doFskin caskimeros ; 

•* do Sattunets, iiHsorted qualities ; 

8 do morino cassimores und Kentucky jeuus ; • 

3 do all wool and half wool tweeds ; 

30 do kerseys aud llnseys ; 

12 do plaid wool Unsays ; 

18 halos Kentucky twill* and plains ; 

35 do wool flannels, all qualities and colors : 

50 do blanket*, embracing every color aud kind, with 
many oth.-r kind* of woolen, cotton, silk nnd linen good* 
Also a complete assortment of mch other good* as are 
usually kept in our Due of business. 


Wo respectfully ask the attention of close buyers to 
v „ JOSEPH II. PALMER X CO.. 

^ 0Tl3 J 47 Camp street. 


our 


TEXAS GNNERAL AGENCY. 

DAVID AY-RES, 

GALVESTON TEXAS t 
GENEJt.iL AGENT TO 


Purchase. "d ,.,. 11 E.Lfr, Lomu Und Otalm*. e»m- 
ln “ ■‘"•JfrUlot Laud Till).*. P rui ur,- Patuut, audoUitrdocli. 


inentri necessary to perfect titles to lauds. Pay l’nxe 
Lands, and Redeem Land sold for Taxes, Collect aud fie- 
cure Foreign and Domestic Debts in any purl of the Statu 
era?Agoncy 0<i atl ' l ° a11 pt-r taming to a Geu- 

ton^*and*t6 ^ t * orn * ,!8 ant * business men of Galvcfi- 

Messrs. Pifrion ic Jannings, 

" A. S. Bannl* A. Co., 

‘ ‘ P*:hKINS,.BHOORS C 

45“ Communications addressed to - DaVID ayiiks 


}> 


NewYork. 


CHURCH BELLS. 

T1\ U K n f't I H A 'o J 0 !*' ; | 8T H A '! D0AT AND 1.0CQMO. 
B “ .coMUruly „u b»ud and PEALS anil 


ClllMKd Uf BoU* o ^«uy numbor) to'ordorr Im- 




»nd proporly . and apriug* also, which proTcni tho claDn.T 
from rc.tiDg on tbo llrll ; tliuroby {.rolungluir Its nound 

furnished i C f 0 S!n.d ( ‘ nClUliU,g Yuk '''' Fra “” ? ud 


U^'r»u,rr ri ^:.n ar , t ,'‘ lrt ' 10 thl " b urine** by their 

min. .i ’ t ““ blc ‘ 1 , 11 10 ascertain tbo beet form for 

lie I*, the comb nation or metal*, and degree of bent re- 
qulritcfortepurlng intliem tbe greatest Holldity, strength 
audmoatmeledieu. tone. , which tm r roTen,«nu t3,cr 
k 1 1 t ; IUn “ 1 ' , '» h**ortmeut of pattern* or* now 

hi Id by the *ub.,crllwn, who bare grown up in tbe bold- 


which improvements. together 
sortmeut of y “ ' 

, ... , .-ho have grow 

-»«r endeavor loauinln tbe”r"^: 


1 1 °, e*tobli*hmrut ha* he'retolore enjoyed, 
Bell* frolh which 


i*I£ ftjfWKJSKi'Wl «'•" Bilheat award, of (be New 


York State Agricultural Society m,a American Institute 
n n n V ’Sir W . erc com l ,,t 'toi( Chimes and heavy Aluru 
B< P**’ 1 * of Union and Canada * 

MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENT* win ami »' 
factored by tbe *ubirib.Tof which w 
atantly on hand an assortment uf Transit liiHLruini.nt 
Level*. Surveyor', CompaMe." (ptal„“ „,!ni!Z .Tl* 

Ju'e'eit to Of dir ' r,r “‘ " ^ om P u€ Bi°u Casting* of an, 
All oonununleution* promptly attended to 

Wot Troy. Albany SONS. 

BLAKK.D-"- 

aplo • 


HAY ft STAUFFER, 
Agent* In New Orlcan*. 


NOTICE 

\\ e hayo TnU Day aaaoeluted with ui in th* Factorage 
Oommlarion and Forwarding bu.lneo, JOHN 11. CAM 
DEN, Kaq., late of Bt. Louia, and will continue thobu.l- 
ue*S) U nder tbo name aud style of WATERS, CAMDEN 


Wore.peotfuny Kdi.il the patron.*.- of our old friend, 
nnd tbo public generally in behalf of our new firm 
NewOrleau*. July I. IMS. WATERS A CO 

A PA RT N B R WANTED 

IN A SUGAR PLANTATION * 

A Sugar Piauter of Louisiana, who owns a largo Sugar 
Plantation convenient to the Cltv i.r v...« T. , 


also to the contemplated^ ’ Nei^rier-- 0 --^ J 


road-wituated iu n„„ neiri^J 

« k“' r* Wi . 111 l»ud enough to empto, 
‘,' lJ l ? uiakeTrom 6l)o"to Job hog*. 


beads of sugar annually, desire* a, a partner ..one .L.I 
r"-*^ ca " aJJt ; ,t ^P«»-utfore. on tha plwTftSS 


25 to 30 Lauds, and advance from ten to fifteen thousand 
dollar. In caah. The crop* will make ull tbe other pay- 


meut* that will be required. If desired, he would kR om 
half of tbe servants also with tbe land, provided a uJSf 
« ^ *urtb'r particulars 


M fur Bt.th. Editor of th. NewOrleau* Advooato or to 
Lberry, lleudersou h Co , NewOrleuns 1 

rift- The Somlieru Chrintian Advocate in* v. 
und Louisville (Jllrletiau Advocate mil 'll!'ai I ! 
Uhri,th.n Advocate. ,11, ple^oipyto.^bov iTthe 
“ Ud ‘ gr ’* r - d ** account* to this 

1— l- sep 1* 


B. H. FAHNESTOOK’S VERMIFUGE 

The Safest and Most Effective 

IlEJMED'W' M'OIt H'O/f.VS, 

From O. u; BRADFORD, Merchant, Hcvwood l-o Ten., 
■The only Vermifuge that ha* auy repu UU,,,, hereanl 
iniact,th(ioli|y oue that will sell is D. A FAHNESTOCK'- 
Doaes of other kind* have beenseut to nie bif they ry- 


south-western 

John b Au 


At the above driablUlunent cln «h» 

following : rnn «!**„ J, ( J 

METHODIST HOOK ‘ 


All Ihe publlentlnn* of 

lion, nt catalogue prices, " *'*""*► I 


, 


rr,, theology. 

This department Is very large, « 


work. In Theology pnb'llshcd' I **“ 


rope, among which may he found' 'th*'Z« 
Jeremy Taylor We, ley, Clark*, Ile„„ >«ta, 


Locke. Bacon, MlltOh, Ooll| PP 
Pah-y. Htnckhoufic. Burnett. 
Leighton 


nckiiouse, Burnott.Tillotson, S 

i. Barrow, Melvil| 0 ^Ma K , e 
Novlns, Evans. Horne, Bloomfield (Vni ' 'T’ 1 ' Chri »ri 

«»"■ K'Uo. Duller. Edwato, ^ 

D-Atlblgny. Luther. Calvin, elc.. do. 'tuT^ 


D1UI.ES! HYMNS! 


An extensive assortment, of all klto^'a’JJ 


of bindings. 


SCHOOL 1I00KS, 

I would respectfully call Hie attention *, 
elmnts, tenehem. nnd oilier* 1 „ want rf ta- 

rn, large nnd valuable mwortasnt, otoiZ^'U 
Spelling ook*. Eloeytlon, LeT n '" M «- 

Loading Books, ArithmetiT 

■JL Dictionaries. Al ‘ ' 

Grammars, 

Rhetoric, 

Composition, ourT W»r, 

Drawing. Chemistry, 

Book-Keeping. - 

GeOjjriipliy, 

Ulfl n7’ , 
m0gt * rh ’’- 


Botany, 

MEfralogy, 


Natural Phllosephv 

mrrnTKn.Tr- r. - * 


French O nrnrmttrarlBFiTfeTf'sT u5^Z l r; 
Spanish, German and Italiau (Jranunars tii'g* 1 *' 
Headers, etc. 


Greek nnd Latin Books, of nil despriptiong 
STANDARD WORKS 
T “ ivory department * ' 


J. B. would call Ihe 


lio to Ills choice collection of .'IIw.,ll,„ M ~'r 
Work* ! All the new and vnlnsWe WcbJS* 
received u.s soon ns. issued fropi the press V 
DO^RSTIO AND FOltEION STATlONggy 


A large and valuable 


slock of French, rZl. 

American Stationery, nil fresh and new. T* lli 


Letter and Nolo PAPERS, ef all d,.,”.,!T 1 


tiling usually kept i 


BOOKS. COPYING l'RES8EB,L\ltc^2 1 ^ 


Ihe lowest cash prices. 

Any nrder* forwarded lo me for Strata M m. . 
lam-ous « ork*, lorelgn nnd American 
alti nded to. a* 111. fuhtoribor 1* cniiBdesl. 
experience, ex.emdy, acqurinldnce .M 

Ibal hi* ability tooxecuto any erderfi. Book, tfillu 

al rn y moU * ral « Pfloc*, enuuet besurpawdiT™ 
Term* Cob. JOH^Aft '‘ l " 

f -; 8 . , ' ul,hfll " r »nilneek«eller.Mo„ rtll 

«r.O. UU.VI.UMi. >VM. (1 » VKLftvn r: 

CLEVELAND. BnoTTuRsVcr"’ 

Cninpriasiuu Merchants, ill Commercial Use, ln j. 

— - . • IH 

RICHARD MJUENTSco; ~ 

Oolton Factors and Conimbiton Mercbanb »t urn* 
Row. Garondolet alreet, New Orleans. ’ 

M ill, HIT. wihLlAUfli CO. ~ 
Cohmilsalon Merchants, No. PJ Oravier stmt Kn 6 
leans. 


bl 


s. K. GUK.MAN k CO. 

I mporlcrs, Wl(iile**le und JleUU dealers la IlshCMig 
Straw Goods. No. BO Magaiine street, corn, r of 0 r»vir 
N'eW Orleann. 

A general assortment of Panama. CanpeielkUlra 
aud Palm Leaf Hat.-, al tbe lowest oath prttts.tmutlj 


ou hand 

rift-Manufactory.181 Muter street NewYtrt. |,| 

r. E. A. MAl.AKD. 


fi.c.iixmui, 

MALAIID k AIlMlS’/r AD 
Wholesale Dealers iu Foreign and I m \ic Vtj Gnh, 
No. 70 Uravior btri-ut, between Magazine and Cusp 5<v 
Orleans. 


T;:: 


A toll supply of Plantation Goods. 


DR. OKKUNLKAF, V. 

Office— Jacksou street, between tho MiAet-houw ud 
Tchoupitoulus 
■Residence— Corner of Jackson aud Mapilw itmti, L» 

; fqyetto. ••«.* mjj 

CHITTENDEN L DAMKEON, . 

Dealers in Carpeting. Oil Clojlis and Ilottskteplng Dry 
Goods, Nos. 20 UliarLrus street nnd S Cuttcsnh'jos 
street. New Orleans. 


•emc 
► net 
ker I 


i* r 5 


r, 


A. J. Willi. iii. 


y , nulf “K® isu ” article of c 




fofiSwft., u u'tul- ’to ^T B ;V.Vmptoms.i 

children It Is given frequHiitly. und Is io,uully a|| ,h u t i. 
uecehsary : iudoed, we seldom liud it • ^ 


o.rJwT/ 1. uuu it uecessary to vivo uuv 

“ , lb ” "’“'WOU ailments of children, ri 


OTriltaMe ._ toUM.du anything to tucrua*. it. popularity 


Ohio bends ttou luruiera uud oue cnriieuter to 
the uext CongrcM. 


JEFFERSON BOOK STORE. 

Corner of Jacksou uud Tehoupiioulas streets, Fourth Dis- 
trict, City of New OrJeaus. 

SCHOOL BOOKS. ENGLISH, FRENCH ANDUERMAN, 
ELEMENTARY AND CLASSIC, 

Blank Books, of all stylus .of binding and ruling, Cap, 
Demi-Mediun. aud Shper-ltoyal rises. Ledgers. Journal- 
Day Books, Cash Book*, Record Books, etc., Fancy Em- 
bossed Note Paper and Envelopes, Letter, Cap and Record 
Pa|>«r, ruled mud plain, of all qualities, Dili Paper, etc , 
Writing Desks, Work Boxes aud Fancy Portfolios, Pqft 
Monaios, Card Cases, eto . Gojd Pens with gold case-., with 
aud without the cases, Shell Combs of al' Patterns, Perfu- 
meries, Fancy aud Variety Goods, for sale by 


elsewhere, they might be obtained from almost SvErv 
whie'hSv * Unt,, i i ,or ffhap" there 1, not a fund 
jMliSy ft^bsl" r ““ UTl “* La ” been prov'en 


i* ““ ,l l "1 ml * r htsdlelna is sold by all Druggist, 


Merchants iu the United Slates. 


my22 ly 


PRIZE ESSAYS 

ON DOTIES OF MASTERS TO SERVANTS. 

By Rev. 11. N. MuTyoIre, of New Orleans; Rev 0 F 
Hlurgc*. of Alabama ; Rev. A. T. Holmes, of Ueorgi* 
This little work waa publhhed a ye.rjdnce, and Im* 
met with encouraging success uud been cordially com- 
mended by tbo various denomination*. It desem-s a 
prominent plane ou tho table of every amulcr. Price. 
Thirty-live Cunts. 

Pul, Halted In Charleston, 8. C„ by Southern RaptistPub. 
lisbing Society. Fur anlc In New Orleans by 
indjeVO JOHN BALL, M ilruvler etrect. 


A. J. WRIGHT A LU, 

Cottou Factor- and Comuu-siou and Fonunllnj Ma- 
chants. No. 07 Grayler street r New Orietniw ff? 


iltils 


Jetu 1 

ftffrii 


TllOfl. W A-1KRS. 


'JOHN II. CAMDIUN 


CHUUI wmu 

Waters, Camden & Oo., 

COTTON AND TOBACCO FACTORS, AND GKNERAl 
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 

J uly 3. No. 102. l’oydms Btrcet, NewOricut 


it hi 


itbe 


iL'itr 


REGULAR DRY GOOrS TRADE. 

JOSEPH 11 PALaMKH k CO., 

Imp -rl.-rii nnd \\ iiolebalc Dialers iu Dry Goodf ITC«I 
struct. New Oilenus. MS 1 


■jOJfK 

lit CO 


*100,000 WORTH OF 

Fashionable Clothing, Gentlemen’iFon^ 

ing Good*, Ac., at Retail. 

ALFRED MUR RUE if CU.'S 

‘•Oue Pries' Mummnth Clothing c‘tabUduucal.X f ^ 
MuguziiieMrect. New Orb aus. 


'GENTLE.MEN' v hit ing New Orit-ann an* n-apceitoSj 
-Vit-ft-U to ciUlumi LXiiihliii- utqcli thiyiargcstaujl'W*** 
plutu assortnu nl of goods iu the above llnetolxf'^** 
tho South. 

We mnuufncturo ull our Clothing expressly for ourev* 
rttall mili-s. aud it is with tlio perfect contUcDCtof^ 1 ! 
4blo to give satisfaction, that wo auk all who Wjto** 
with a call to uxamlnu purticulnrly our utyles, maa®^ 
turu, trimming-, kc. 

All good- sold by us are warranted it} t-Tcry Hip*^ 
after tlie purchase of uny article any UUsatUfiiclionfiW 
it will be cheerfully tnkeu back and the money KfnsW 
Our object i- to please our customers. 

ONE PRICE FOR GOODS-No dorlsUon. 

feC-ly ' ALFRED MUNHOBk CO. 

34 Ma gaiin e street. Ncw OrU*^ 

^in. JAMES "WRIGHT 

Having for private reason- which no longer fun- 
continued Ida interest during, the lori busini’MK**' 11 
the firm of Jame- Wright k Sou, we have now tb«^ 
fiuru of aunouuclug that Do becomes thi- day *P* ^ 
in our houi-e. and solicits tho interest of his friend* »• 
former patrons. 

To correct a gvnbral. misapprehonsioai It B 
stato thnt he has no lutorcut iu uuy other houw- 

JAMES' WRIGHT. A.J.IVWQ® fcW ' 

New Orb-ups. Deo. 1. 1861. .J > 

MOSES GHEKNiVOUD ifcU. 

23C«reM f “ 

US 


CommlesIouHlid*l'orwurdlug Morcliauti, No. S 
tract. •« 

ii. JACKSON k TU, 


T. 


Dealers in Fine Fu.-liionnl)lc Glothlng. No- 31 1 

(next door to Plant en-' Hotel,) New OrlesM- 

Youth-’ Ciothiug. Gcnt.’s -Dndor OanucnU, H 1 
Truukii, Carpet llag«, aud a gen oral 

Cluthing," always ou 'baud and f<»r «de »t 
the lowest murkvt prices. 


h? 


B F. SMITH, DENTIST, 


iliuivfly h>4* 


Has returned, nnd I- devoting himself 
practice of hi- profusion. uht& 

Office ut tho ooruOr of St. Olmrles -treot »»<* ^ 

Stjimre. 1 

BOOT AND SHOE ST0BB- ^ 
j nnd favorite stand, corner of Cnu»I'.U 


s. 


PHILADELPHIA SADDLEUV AND THUNK 
WAHfillOpSE. aj, ■, 

ROBB & Oo., . 

No. 00 Gravity street, New Orfeans. 
Tho sul-scriborsinvitu Planter- aud Dealer- iu Saddlery 
etc., to call aud examine their stock. 

Th»y .ro constantly recalling (lonffs from tbo MuuS 
farlory In PblluUcIphlu.nud direct from Kngland and arc 
prepared to offer liberal inducement* to purchasers 
Tbrlr stock lu store' I. large and well uasorlod.aud Is 
coiuprl-ed ns follow- : 

Buddie*. Bridle* and Martingale, |„ great variety 
Loach. Gig, lluggy, Dearborn, Stage, M„g*„, llrnv Part 
uud Plough ! lames*; llorsa aud Mule Poll.*, n 

and Blind Bridle.; Trace L-baln,; Medical Dag. ; BadZt 

Hardware ; Leather ef all de.rriptlou* ; Go.,), Furu l ur, 

Trlk^kr^; T : U “ k • **««»► opach! sud 

lruekiuuk. ro 'Ieel«; oil, Varuiah ; India lUlbber aud 

Uall “ r Ul« end 'Mill Band*; India 


Tim old ami favorite -tnnil, corner of unuij-. 
and Prytauiastrcuts. i- now well furuUht-J w(tD • 
Shoos uud Boots, of «\vory varli'iy. * .^^*1 

Cuntomur- and strangers faithfully •WTjF.jjgjur- 
urguiu- and a good Ut. from Monday morning 
day night. . 

N B — PL-ftse romonihi-r thnt I do not op« n 
Thcrt-foro cull during the week. g 

ft- 6 JO • ^ 


Tho New Orleans Ohriatian l 

Is issued weekly. nLOuu Dollar aud a D»* > ^ 

No aubsPriptlon taken fur, law than ° n « 7'** 
-crifier- wIUMh' understood a- wishing to c° D 
it is oZ|qo—iy staled otJienvise. rihu 

Tliurtfinerunt Minister* Preachers orw* ^ 
Kpl-copal Church, South, are. all of th«u- ^ 
igents of tlio Now Orleans Christian Advocs 
paymentH may bo mrnlv- •» 


All comniunlratlofis, who! bur 


oaa-iy 


v-'f^mmisg, 

DodtosUer aud BlaUeuer. .1 ipliO '6S-Iy “ffDags, Valise*, elc., etc., rio. ^ 


publication, unless remitting money or so 
i in- amount of ten dollars, must bo post-p* 1 r 

No obituary notice will be im-rted uu> 

within two month- "f the death of « 
Cnnunuiiieutiofii must bo uddre««ed o 
Ml-Tvkirc, New Orleans. .j_- p ttd** 

Coinmunicutloiu involving facts. #rrc '^.^- pptk*J 
accounts of revivals. r«-ligioiism i, ''tiug»i *' ^ 

^ biographies', etp., must ho nccoui|K»rtl«l 
uuiuo. t ( ( .A - !!»•■ 

A fuw select advertUeincnts will he » ^ [utsti^ 

or which mu-t ho pro-paid, Ju order to *° c “ | iris" 
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"^nLUME II. NUMBER 


II. N. McTYEIUK, E*nfcn- 

NEW ORLEANS, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 


IS 52 . 


^ | From lh« N*w York Eraning r«W 

TIIK AU008Y, * 

,|Sd6« d l.Uti«l | e 4 h |1 "»'! 

Vinw» ths 11 

. —Ion, WII" »rs« 7 i 

nn.» wl.lto : 

* fly .hooted with ili'Uglit. 

,”h.j i»>y 

.... iojIdh rounJ th.»«tMl»nlu 
winter light. 

A aertiln* dorr" ‘he fttamlae *»U, 

A ,d llinollng not °f ’lg hl 

-,blrd.< fling .oVr’hlm, 

The .H7 wm fmgrnnt ptlll ; 

■ B ri.ht batternlnn rml'nl tile rtitpi, 
pnft wind* crept trnm tl/c hill ; 

— lock. nn»t |ng In the kun„ 

f. wt r lilcl with the AtreSnl, 

Milfc Ihrro In the meidowe, 

. JUd the g' nr y °f 9 ilrnum. 
mighty river, 

fflmmlt mwt» til" wounding main, 

A0 ctd m»n .aw hlw ftnt.dy wlilpa 
flintlngod to Ma again. 
wladJ netting In th.dr groat whito wing., 

A nd rainbows arctic/l raoh prow, 
jjjlh stnamlng banners on th. jr speed ; 
ybj clouds his furrowed brow ’ 

jbcold man slt« and ponders 
*,n night winds jn tho son. 

A cJ booming pillars Hu Ids oar 
With awful prophory. 

A |n ' his troa surra bring no Jay, 

* Ills sloop Is not rrposn— 
tike tbs deep rush of tho rirer. 

Ills restless being flows. 

His stately ship returns no more. 

He V nds beneath tils care. 

Bat still looks out upon the deep 
To see If they are there ; 

[III brain grows faint with thinking, 

For thoughts like spectres rise. 

• Till the soothing hand of slumber 
goftly shuts his aching eyes. 

US sports now by the streamlet. 

la the meadows green and wide ; 

Us sees his ships id lilies 
On the sonny ripples glide : 
the soft breeze wantons with his hair. 

Ills heart leaps bright and free— 

Bnl bush ! no breath— a ahofclusa luuln 
Bears on life's argosy. 


w d eenspaSure ef Ad.oeat..] 

USTTER FROM FRANCE. 

Paris, Oct. 25 , 1852 


dolivcretl n incssngo to tlio Prince, in which rh tho meanwhile, now persecutions tiro 
lie staid, " Wo are assured that you will al- nnnnnncod^n Elurcnoe. A whole family in 
uaytt maintain the rights of sonBcience,” tho said* tip lutvo boon exiled fur tho uriino of the 
l’rintjo interrupted ltitn by naming, “Ah to the Muriinis, and n girl of seventeen has boon 


fcIHWgfr?) ^! 8 iiU!'Ba 8 U 

WHOLE NuSerT~9sT 


Kof ihi* N. <•. Cliriflltan Aiitoctie, 


(From tha Kmitli nf Omni M*r»ay.| 


FALSE CHRISTIAN LIBERALITY. 


liberty of conscience, ’ tia . but "your right.” thrown in tho Ban 
This confirms the opinion I expressed nindnth demned for theft. 

ago On Napoleon's intentions with re (yard to 

tho Protestants. I am glad to say that a re- 
ligious and evangelical paper which appeared , SHOI 
yesterday, views tho matter in the same light, 
anil says: “ Wo infer front all this, that if, in 
some departments, tho liberty- of worship has f' 1 " expansive 


thrown in tho same cell as a young man con- 
demned for theft. ' 3 . P. C. 


For Iho N. O. ClirlslUn AtlvoeiU. 


SHORT SERMON. 

BY A' LAY-PrU’.ACHKR. 

The expansive Held which the science of 


* • * ,r.on..e.rfMV»>i vvum manay. | MODERN TlJl.www ^ 

HERB AND THERE. FALSE CHRISTIAN LIBERALITY. HOW BELIBVERS MAY KNOW THE J"^DBUTT. 

M. s. n. nowMAN. ■ WILL OF GOD. We aro indebted to »n artlole in Bl V 

. . . Mu. I’.ntTon : My attention is daily ealletl W »J«* kn ' 1 *’ n * «“ ^ ° f "° od | " for tho following: «We 

, How narrow tho Boa that divides this world (o tho quest ion, Ought Christians to observe ,,od ' U ’ fir8t , to . 1,&v0 a lloart disengaged from -hould like to see, in some of the modem J, 
nf shades and shadows from tho world of | aw 0 f wt .lf-p rt . rt< » rv atidn 1 and if so,' ln ! 'Mot dosiro and intention, hut toraorl- I" 0 - 1 ; 0 *! 9 devoted to tho dostrncUon of 5* 
ligtit ami joy tho world where tho fountain w | mt cx t c „t t And if it ho right to ol.servo "'!" on "" 88 f "’“"" to that holy ‘ religion, a fair, four square review 

of wisdom arid love will ho fully opened to this lllw in i n ,r, v iduul cases, will it not npitly ’ "I 1101 ! 1 ftn yj® thcr ' Vl ®* tlmn l “ f " ll,,w ", tho W Testament of our Lord and S*. 
our hearts nnd minds. Here wo aro absent t o individual denominations ’ Tho Saviour without yeguJd to profit, or any intorcst chru,t - If tho Cosjwl, no called 

I’rtiin home. The spirit - tatr true self is so says, “(live not that which is holy unto the , tov , er '. ln » «o»d, wo must, lay down, for 7 the Oinstians, isnot tho wisdom of Cod. , 
walled about with thick day, that we cannot dogs, neither east yo your pcarlflheforo swine, 11 "vb 11 wl cn * lr< •' f c0 ^ r, ’ ,n , ' ' power nf (, fK J unto salvation, it would 


Mu. K Dl tou : My attention is daily railed 
. How narrow tho scathat divides this world to t |„, , ]llPfllion , Ought Christians to observe 


of wisdom nnd love will he fully opened to tlli „ lllw in i n ,u v i,luul oases, will it not apitly 
our hearts' nnd minds, line wo are absent t „ individual denominations ’ Tho Saviour 


from hom<\ The spirit— our true Hell’- ,in ho 
wallod about with thick day, that we cannot 


sayH,' “(Jive not that Which \n holy unto the 
'dogH, neither east ye your pcarlff before Hwinc, 


been violated it is contrarilv to the will of ^tronoiny has opened to tho eontcmplation ‘ _ *. « t \ .. . H ‘ H v they, traniplo them uniter tneirltctanu 

oteii vioiaicu, ii is coniraruy to tnt win ot J * . 1 . .lows of tho body, tbvou^li which tho soul turn apain and rend vou ” Matt 7 (1 

tof tho Chiof of tho State, and that tho best <>f tho Christian philosopher, isoverwhel.it- . • r t i iat ,. n wi |i, ™ ugatn roi.il you. .Matt./, . 

r A*’ r r ai inrrlv rnunlnmlitnl u-Ul. llm iwtwni* .rlnrv ^ ft,n8 B0H10' lttlllt Kli ttS. It tan lltfli n Willi I lllH paRSftCO of HOriptlirO luiS 1)0011 proper- 

way of provontin^; new facts of tho Paine' ,n CT resplendent with tho po.wer irnd glor) , tlirhn.fli wliinli the unirit can catch l » in . A J,. . \ • 

, . ir , • . A i i ,,f flirt fV.M.tor wiiiln n niln.r unr.n til.. 1,10 ( nrH * tlirOUgll WhlUl 1110 Spim 1 Oil U1U 11 ly transposed tllUH.: “(»1V0 Hot that WlllCh IP 

kind from happening, is to lay at once n coin- 1 t,l( ’ ^ r, - ft ‘ o r. \N hilo g.um^ upon tin i„it Hn irit h miina- u i J . , 

j i 'J , , . " . .r inncfiiifnM»nt nrlm dntnnt.ul - H 1 '?)? .IllUli ^ l _ >unUs i hu V ..UlhJT'r 1 !. ,s u ^ U(i Imlv. lAntiLiliojlofrs. lest they turn a gain and 

plaint before the 1’rincc Lotus Napoleon him- JlhDillhlJ Bt nrnH| T no tOO (eu -y-tmr-tt.lttsef»|)ef»r . , • • 1 Tlumk (Jdd for that . 1 4 i 1 r 

self.” nntl c.a.tomplating tho myriads more that ' . ‘ n ” , ft'ttd you ; neither cast yo your pearls before 

i ti i 4 n i • i • i r Hhirio in reirions hevoml the kirn of mortals 8pintliu r P l, fi ,t>n i w ' nc * 1 tiaiches us lu)W to swine, lest they trample them under their 

•1. I ho speech at Bordeaux, in which for Hmn( m regions la.yona tnc Ken o l mortals, v l)ur l « r ts and snirits to tho Father of f.iM . 

tho HrsHlmo Louis ' NbiDo I e^ ' a ^ nnw kd^o - /! 'll 10 lllimim ’-tTiTTmoCt ct/wcrs, dnd .tlio'avvo- “7 — : — 

r . “ mo .W> u '» l '“P° lco . n acknowleUged ■ spirits ; and that (.<sl can, and docs comm..- No _ •_ u miMl nl „„ r . „, nt „1 hwo 


•> ’ HL'IUILT cum, yi: yuui tuiu id uitmuinniiiu, ^ . i .. . IK WOUlu 

It can peep out at the eyes, those win- i^tlioy. trample them under their'fdct and "!“ hor ", f lml \ , ’! v " "” th '"P 1mt 00,1 1 U1 ^ <« easy t(. proro It in a bold, manly 

of tho body, through which the soul „ lrn ,; mr 7, (i . * 1n "? «'»• r»VJj »««> ^\j in view. and..oholar.l,ko review of the hook its boiler! 


ffirtt tho Kinpire was at hand, and gavoapro- B,rio V n ! T irit devoutly exclaims, •’•( 
grattimo of whut it would, bo, namely, peace " mrv0 | 0119 nro th y works, Lord 
with foreign countries, and at home, eonuner- miglity '' 
citd activity, agricultural pursuits, ami an Can it bo tlmt tbeso. massive globes, ertm-. 
.ttotivo war made on poverty, :/»mimiroe. sit- Pared witli which our's da .ndles uf a]ioiot— 
pcrstition'nnd irrdigion . u Jn thijtwar," said arc unattended, unpeopled by j 
he ns I10 finished, u yc all nrc tay soldiers." turos I It cannot be. On the / 

Tho effect of this speech whs immense in analogy confirms tho stupendous c< 

Franco nnd in all liurope. Kvon the greatest ,lmt of unntinihored worlds of ruth 
enemies of tho 1’rinco acknowledge that he timacs, formetl hy tho divine skill, tliii 
spoke skilfully nnd well. The public funds '"it 11 particle of mutter. To itnngi 
rose at once. It is now a general rumor that that this mole-hill o( ours, with it/ 
the tho President will begin to put thitspro- wl ' tin y in 'mbitnnts bad engrossed all 
gramme into exccutioh by reducing thfi army, and benevolence of tho Ci’cat Creti 
5 . Lastly, tho releatio of Abdol Kador. It im ! ,i,Ht9 ^flection upon His patera 

is well known that this renowned Arab chief n09H '. , . 

„„„„ ... ■ , . It is true that m the revelation mi 

gavo lumsell up to tfonerul Lnmoriciorc, in , ,, , , , 

1847 , ton condition that he would he transpor-' " nlrly al ‘ that n ' la "'; " thor ,mr 
ted with his family to Alexandria Sr St.John c « n0 ™ ll ' d , frm " ”% 

of Acre. This condition was accepted hy the ,,n,,n f , ," rtnn 1 t to thc lm PI’ mcss "f 
( v. „ A , ., , r . , . race : nut then wo are assured of i 

(icncral, and hy tho Duke of Aumale. then _ . . . . 

r r k 1 • i * *1 r tcnce ol other rationals besides man 

(n)\crnor of AlgierAS, hut the government of . • . . 


nun v im iviii I tiai 1 1111 nit- iiiyiiiiid iiu'ic linn ....... • . . - * • 

shine in regions beyond the ken of mortals, spmWttl "I'K 1 ™, which teaches us how to 8 wmo, lest they trample them under their 
Tho- l t iimti^ l t/tane CT- eom-rs, itn a-rnrravv^ f? h p art a^i nd j |p intj i.ULt hfl - Eft lto jtL 4 tttui 

stricken spirit devoutly exelaints, '‘(Ireatnml H l' lnl8 ' 11,11 I 111 ““ t.an, atti 1 ois , otiiniii Now, sir, it must ho clear that tho above 

marvelous aro thy works, Lord (iod Al- ' « our spin s, tg 1 nto o\o, on re passage of scripture was intended for ft guido 
mighty 1 ’’ hgton, which helps us to join our spirits with for thc disciple that ho might he preserved 

Can it be that these .massive globes, ertm- . of 'T ^ °! ' et *" and in person ns well os character, 

pared witli which ours tlwlndloa td ft point — hulnUa j,. lora.ton before the throne- J^-lheu ought we, as Motluslists, to observe 
nro unattended* (mpnoplod hy sAstjont cre^- '•«- made her., an. there e,nno very heat t,.- Ulia rul( , „ r ought .wo to “trample It under 
tores!' It cilniiof lie. (In ^Fcontrarv, *" t " o - ! '« other word* if our Church, 

iitmlogy confirms tho stupendous conjecture * ' I mrtl "" ,t9 tlm " '' ' ^ has a denominational' Cflemy who, hy word 

that of unnumbered worlds of rational axis- ■ Wo novor r , eall7 ' < \, linw ' , / ' ho , two and deed, ptiblioly ami privately doolares. his 

tenees, formed hy the divine skill, this earth is worlds approach, until wo stand hy the dying deterniinalion to destroy us, should we assist 
hut a particle of matter. To imagine, tllon, <> f ono of our friends who is falling him ' Is it right ' Aro the Methodists nr 

that this mole-hill of ours, with its handful aslcop ln t,lc l,rn ' s " r . ( ,°! n 1 0 wl,h J nu !, ny other denomimition or Christians under 

of tiny inhabitants lmd engrossed till thc care hi thc dylngtOouoh, on which is laid one, who, any moral obligation to givo assistance to 
nnd hrnovnlnnoA of tie. ftrent ('renter is ,f Wttrin 1,,vo 00,11,1 ko,, l'. UB 1,eri '’ weu,d nHt '"’t> publicly nml privately seeking their cx- 


Tl.is passage of seripturo lms boon prt.per- 1nkin K thl " r ° ,,n W' f"r K™°ted, it will , b« ™ rely on, n, by petty, h.lf-nnd-lmlf, tme and 
lytranspnHcd tl.ua: “Civo not that which is *“V fo , r a ' m "" H0 'ta of ocoa^orii, to W". P h, l<*oph.eal essay, in tl,„ newspaper. 

M TU ntO/tl Ul lings, lost the y turn again and £"’ W 'l” , wl11 f what f h ° r ") U ' ,rC " ® f mm sutT 1 *^ r T '‘* ‘ in, ° WM 

rendyou; neither east ye your pearls before ^ r ' 'If -tslmntlvmw herself to hts-provt- nicbtylad.a bold from and a fnemcn . tool 

-lee, let they trample them under their do,,0 ° ,n outwlir ' 1 th J n « 8 ’ " r «uffors .second « " ,9, 'el>cd up to tho ,tron„a..u. .r 


tho "trongholds of chris’ 

nf. <ll« 1 a . .. • 


• iiv, ivni; iiiuv iruiniiiu uii'in uiiuvi vuuir .. „ . ,• .. , ■ "”v»Kiiuim oi Obrin' 

I, . oauflos to act, taking from tlio hand of God 'tanity, and struok at the heart of the ‘ 

.. ... . , ' - ' w¥at liuppons to her by means nf tho orea- tom. True, It -made a failure nf it . v,*.T 

niciito to our spirits light and love.; that re- ? -T > '"i t or °vent. that often fall out unfor- world is wiser now than “ wL thet a 

niuuo U) our ppirim, Iigiu iiuu III>L , v.mv ri, paggago of soripturp was intended for a guido unm , ... i«4i i . u ‘nmirmuai s- • WM then ) 

ligion, which helps us tojom our spirit* with ,' or th( , diaoipI „ f.l mt ho might be preserved " f . ko " r . narlvT .1' ° w “ tohwor<1 of tho Infidel 

those of our kindred on the “ other ahflre,” m in fcoIin a „d in person ns well as character, ^t wl 7 , i" 7 '"r / then ,lo wl P °T ! 7 ?*' nbroad ' Wh * 

hutnldo Adoration before tho Ihrono- Jesus 0 ”M * obacrv „ hwrt, whallt tnclmos her to: if at is a por- ‘hen do wo have to track tho enemy », y o u 

has made here nnd there oomo very Pear to, thlrWl^nfougW w 0 to "trample It under flK 0 ? 4 ' t, ‘ 18 . i . n . 8t1 . not of th ® J^ d . *J* CnCm / th J oa ^ ^ foro.t, who 

gather. \ ,ts, it is but .am Kingdom drfh two „ up fcct , , il our chorolv _ ,T, not .ff '“Tj 0?" ‘° l0R . V ° “ ,(,9 ‘ 7 ™ should run 


1 enemy os you 


departments— that of Grace and Glory.* hua n j^otnin 

Wo nevor renliao liow nearly tho two ft n,l deed, puh 
worlds approach, until wc stand hy tho dying dotcrminulion 
hod of one of our friends who is falling him ? Is it ri 


our feet ?” In other wordi^ if our.ChurcI* 
lms a dehominational enemy who. hy word 


of tiny inhabitants had engrossed all the care 
and benevolence of tho Great Creator is an 
impiods retlcetion upon His paternal gnbd- 


tlm attraction or instinct of her inmost holiovcs I’aul was inspired, nnd then confess 
ground nmy have its effect. Sho will Wnit that ho believos Milton and Tom 

vw.»:„^4i.. 4:11 ..11 -.11 t * a _ a . — : _i -1 . moore 


It is true that in thc revelation made to up, 
nearly all that relates to other immortals is 
suppressed, or concealed from us. as being 
unimportant to the happiness or safety of our 
race : blit then wo nre assured of tho exis- 


to the dying couch, on which is laul one, who, any lnora i obligation to civo nssistaneft to , • ,.f. „ . . , ... . . . . V , V nu lom Moore 

if warm love could keep uh here, would not puWioIy J prival oly seeking their ex- oorM will proetpttate «ero ^msptrod aUol Why doe. bo insist that 

have to die. The chill Mast from the wing teTmination’ Or am they not morally ol.li- "" tl,0 8. M-l wtll rematnqoallypoisetland ebcheves m.od, and thou „y that every 

of Death's angel has reached her, and she is gut ed ,0 forbear ? Does not thclaw of self- r 7 It ^ f ^t" God ; and 1,9 ^iove, in a l, alik ^ 

passing away from um^-lhose who love her proncrvati(m a „ eilk in BUrll tt clla0i llnJ je- 7 ,° rdor . P'rifyier, and to \ l.y doo, lmprofes, to receive the New Tc* 

II '1 1 ,r‘, ,rl, t Wnmm , 1 . , ' make hut lloxtblo and pliant, will permit tho tnment, and then pretend to tell -v... • 

here, llor dying eyes wo br.ght l or coun- . nmn ,i that you “ g.vo not that winch ts holy facp „ r nffair9 to olmngo r nm „ ti ^ m that true and what is false In its'^’WK 

tonanco full of satisfaction , he s fixing „ nto tho dogs lest they turn nml rend you'!" . 0 ia t „ aaed on ftU 8idoa , temntod and afflicted tin they 'admit tho Old v. 


her hope's in Heaven. ^ os, they are anchored True, tho scriptures enjoin tlmt ) 

"within tlio veil. Hero arc many dear, a ur chinny-, hut the same scriiitureu cuium A , , r ,, , .. . <• ... . ... — — • —« 

many lovely objects. Must she leave them that wo “ watch " as well as pray. trary events hofall her, wh.ol. seem to ope- nil poss.h e > neons, stone, os ? " Why do the, 

nil 1 Here is the green earth, with its sweet , ns well a pmy rate quite tho contrary of what sho know, lay the shghest olatm to faith in Christianity, 

n.ol.PHrht sun with its warm henms hut, says one we must he liberal. Just so , an d whnt her inward bias inclined hor to. and thou discuss tho question whether Jmhi 

—tie. bw' . 0 ivile which has seemed to *' Ut truo Cl,r,atm,> 111)01 1,1 '’J dooa uotflook thc I( u t if.slio remains in tranquility,- forlorn und was mistaken, or his ovangelists bare misren- 

look-so kindly down on ’her happy hours : and ,, ' m " dbn . cd t0 „ lU1 ’ ' Uw ', l , 1 ' B ln , of r ®f“*f. d llim , in the '*^i- °f l*ifl looS 


11 you what ia 
pages’ Why 


Truo, tlio scriptures i 
our cnfciny-, but tlio 


: ; tcnce of other rationals besides man, and are 

Governor ot Algiers, hut tho government of . .. .. . all! ere s the green earth, with its sweet 

t ts.at.. r i. i i not without some intimations concerning their , . , h .... . , 

Louts Philippe refused to comply with it, and . h (lowers the 'bright sun, with its warm beams 

the provisional, government of the Republic 08 ",’ y ' ^ , —tho sweet, palu moon, which has Bcenictd to 

1 It is often said, anil without reflection, by 1 


coming in soon after shut him up first in the 
Castle of l’an, in the l’yrcnese, nnd after- 
wards in tho Castle of St. Amboise, near 
Tours, on tlio river Loire, Where he was un- 
lawfully detained until last week. As u 
proof of the resolution and secrecy of the 
nets of tho President, 1 may state that ho 


r , ’ ... . look.so kindly down on her happy hours; nnd 

way of extolmg our lavored condition, that • ‘ ‘ 


tho “ fallen angels " hnd no Saviour -no 
offers of mercy nre, "or ever were mmle to 
them, llovv can fallen man be sure of this ! 
Have we, of this sin-cursed earth exhausted 
the compassion of Deity ! lias ho no bowels 


ij rather latent o nnnoumib to the readers one, not even his own secretary, knew of h ia °f U1PB( 0 B '" r ° n -* ld llls 1 r ' alurl 9 1110,1 ' 


the Advocate that tlie French Republic is resolve to release -Abdel Kader, until a quar- 
jfoing out its last, whilst tho egg of the ter of an hour before the same, when he told 
ipire will soon he hatched. Steam and his ministers, as he was on his Way to tho 
■aririty have no doubt already given you Castle. 

! news of tho President's return to Paris, The result of this voyage has been thecon- 
iii lire weeks of a triumphant voyage (so vocation of tho Senate fur the 4 th of Novem- 


Very far from it. It cannot la) 'doubted that 
thc fallen angels enjoyed a probation or state 
of trial. Concerning tho particular mode of 
moral discipline, or tho means used for dij 
veloping moral character, wo know nothing; 
lint we can reasonably infer that they had a 


ppew say), throughout the most impop- her, in order to examino whether a change of 90a90n probation, as vve have, ina- nuteh as 

I provinces and cities of France. Like govtlftfmont bo desirable or not. Should thc 1 lt '^' 1 !' lls ' Kru 11 ’*! 10 9U 'J cc 9 11 “ 

rjWj else, I went on thc Boulevards to Scnate anawer in the a (n rnm tivo (which is g<'' , < , nil judgment. This subjection prosuji- 

.. . i r s i ii . • v .. ...j Ltahv <>< inn nr urirvr rv it/iiuli. 


(hi Mtus, tic ^'se tvv nkh'it! : 't' 19 golden rule, has two ontls, nnd works with as will of God, without ciioieo or reserve, God upon tlio modern opponent of ChristianitT" 

' 7 °' T d 1 era h l e n ' Uch f ° r0C to tho 01,0 88 U do,!8t ° ‘ ho oth " - dl conduct hor securely, nnd will h mself and in this we havo rrason to eomn ^n^a; 

SlKS s“ “ - -r 0-1*4- m lb. * a., hoij a. — , a. a- - Si 

„ ,, ,., tl„. one tl, III word Itbffahty. For when wo liavo an nnd is tho only motive why sho is abandoned stand up to tho fight. The evidences of 

“ po lamb '-the youngest-thc one that vvas aV()woJ eIJCmy wtll) Beeka our destruction, to t„ a „. ' Christianity have been Iamb Jly „ t 7 or^ 

I t to 119 can n, cm cr ia i • ® ^ aid him in the work is worse than suicide. It But to tako good hoed to ourselves ; let us hy various writers in the hut and preaenl 

w ten os i a t is trenchery and suieido combined. Let us prescn t oursclvos bolbro Hod with sinocrity generation, so that in a fair field, the infiiel 

1 e8 “ 8 .' . ' , ever el one .round not ba 90 spell-bound wjth thcvvord “libora 1 - and without hypoorisy. Wo tlmt »ay inecs- would have small chance of making a luo- 

' n , ", " 8 !'^ r ,, i . vZ . ity” ns to. leap into tbo serpents mouth. Wo B ant]y, “0, tlmt I knew tho will of God, l cessful stant}. Instead of meeting him there 

I’Tr" arK “ r ® ' . i . !. , should bo liberal in our feelings towards_ wou |d obey it cheerfully 1 '' let us examine wo soe him sneaking into tho reviews, maga! 

cc ur icr a t ’ . . ■, other Christian denominations ; but weehould oursclvos, I say, wo who pretend to have so zincs and newspapers, under the cover of pro- 

t( n erncss , w to mvc r h c ’ not cast tho pearl of liberality before those great- a desire to know it— who ask it at gress, reform, and independent criticism, 

vva c tu ovc '. ' denominations who will tramplo it under otbors in the counsel wo will noodshavo thorn making a dig under the fifth rib of relivim 


blue nul 15 1,1>or > lor Christian liberality like tho renouncing nil self-wilj, in order to follow the All this, and moro, wo are froo to charee 

"•ftlili'n rnlrt. lms twit onds. find works with nn urill ..r n...i ..i. ... - nnn n 4l.» ». n ,i . " 


krjUyelso, I went on thc Boulevards to Senate an8W0r in tllc affirmative (which is general judgment. This subjection prcsuf.- 
Lim arriye, and 1 lmd an excellent view certain ) t l 10 question, “ Tho F.mpiro or the P'^ 9 » previou*state of tnah or some condi- 
[ His Royal Highness (now styled.) I vvas Hcpublicl” will bo submitted to tho vote of Wons of moral training from which they must 
hied to Bee that lie was punctual to his the people by universal suffrage. Tho result * ie * U . . 

|i*,tlmt he appeared to bo in excellent ia not doubtful, for the Umpire is generally 1 be ■; fallen ungels ^aro now Reserved in 
W 4 , and that ho showed -not , tho least with pleasure. 


ii A . i . hrtlnvt'd denwniinftt,onH who Wl11 trftm P l0 unaer others in thc counsel wo will neodaliavo thorn making a dig under the fifth rib of religion, 
:^:ir d. ^ W. volo “« ! .. lp VTO wll > do justice against our- as JLjJ, Art thou well, my ijSfT- 


1 Al ,..,1 L _ _ .. "“V KIVU Ml us; II WU Will UU lUHUllU UKUlUBlUUr* 

ins ).nn , if i i ' ,ir )r( ^ ,c ’ ,i‘ • ? tho word only that they may destroy us. But selves, shall we not find that wo liavo some 

ho in s. - U8 f 1C S 0 -' ' ' how blind are Bomo McthodisU to tho law of secret interest that pushes us Ob'? We per- /icfMiwm 

are the tree of life, the wa era c. of sclf.prqaervmtion 1 1 say blind, fur if they aid haps would fain shako off the yoke of a cross I GROWT H IN GRACH. 

are brLa' 'anKcir-frieLs' who' have gone J hcir ^nominational enemies understanding- which iB ^ hcavy bear . wo shun con- Ho who seeks tho spiritual advancement 
before-! saluted mother, who died before !fl SfZ wRb 5??! *1 7^1 ° f hb 0W " “ el “ wh “ 00ntril >ute, 


pptomof fear, for he rodo quite alone, on that since Napoleon, in December last, made 
dutiful steed, tho members uf bin military t he“Coup U otat, and look ihe poyvcr Into 
ff nding few yards bohind. Iho-crowds his sole hands, credit has returned; work has 
it had asaombled to greet him wero im- j J0en given to the operatives, and the public 
qw; they seemed pleased with the fine funds and railway shares have increased from 
ither, with the numerous processions of 05 to 50'per cent, when it is known tlmt no\Y 


W^n it S everiasting chains under- darkness unto the left U« 7 n ^ ^ ^ ^ f ^ ^ ^ 7 ^ ^ ^ 

A .. ... , vudement of thc great day. • Jude, Oth. Hut . , , , . . the hounds. things; a thousand subtle viows of self-intcr- soul. Ho seek, iust what M. 


judgment of the great day.” Jude, Oth. Hut 
vvhance came they ! and how'were they pro. 
cipitatcd into such direful conditions ! Wc 
learn tlmt these miserables once enjoyed their 
Creator's favor in n hopeful probation,, called 
their “first potato" or “habitation ; ” as it is 


i iu JV pa tnu, nuuu u ia mhmui uhu nun ... i . • i» *. „ 4 4 , 1 , a. 1 r* 

In and cf villages, with the sight of the. con fidenco is restored, und tlmt more business s « lJ . t,,c, . v ' k ap l nut their hrst estate m eft 

Jilrj, Artillery and liorso troops, of which i s likely to be done this winter than hasbeen their own habitation. us rs estate 
■ . ... J .tl-.d Iviuoil nnnn nnnnmlosnf llivinn 


L'UUUUl'ULt: 10 ILTHUU.M, tuiu 11IUO ill v»fl UVI3IIILK] . ...... ,, >|<i • , A i\_ . a a •• I 

is likely to be done this winter than lms been 1 lcir own 111 ,l l,,n ' '. . , . 

tn were many thousands; they .certainly done for tho last five or six seasons ; no one was doubtless based upon pn up .so tvne 
j«j(d themselves, but there was nothing wi n wu „der at thc majority of the pcoplo. c<i.iity, and tempered with mercy as great as 
it coaid le called enthusiasm for the l’res- w ishing to see this state of tilings permanent lin .^ cx 11 ,,llu1 ’ 8 ovt r 0 77 Ur " i ". 

»t. Ht was present: so much tho better, un a desiring to keep ns long as possible the tllls c “ rl1 !' 1 Ht f , H t q„ r ' ZJ Z. 

rillided one man moro to tho show; but nlan who, liy bringing about this mighty Csta e ' ' US f ' 1S , , Km .„,t „ nt (t,- ,i n ’ r ,i'. 

db« been away, I have no doubt it would clmnRCi has been, us they think, and with a Rr BK, ' U0N i ^" r ' ^ P , 1 ’ , 

at been a line hollidiiy for the people just cect l 8 , 10w of reason, the “saviour" of that H.nned, buteast hcmdowntohcliiud 
mch, thc enjoyment would have been t uMr credit, their fortune and their lives. ' delivered them into chains of 
ml) thc same. When ho passed the ulaco . , , i,„.-i ,i ,, n... raservoii unto judgment. leteru, 4 . 

vu standing at, many cries were uttered, . "T ’ } ' ' iT J ' ‘ ! ‘ ‘ It may he enquired, then, was tho Devil 

it » confused that 1 /ould not distinguish tr,l,,,, F lmnt ,m ' 1 ' to ftl1 arpearanees patr.olig tho c j def among tho apostate angels -once an 
Iwihcj were, -and l may truly say that 1 rcoc l lt !°” "' ll "'’ 11 11,0 r “ ld '.' ,U 1 innocent and happy creature, enjoying the 

Jrt hear one distinct vfry of “ vJc fL'm- ,, ! ct f ^ 7 'T'" '"* 1 '"™?-™ not , .favor and love of the Creator ’ Without 

J 1 n nhviivs thrf result of the feclimr ot security . ... _.i 4 I,m.,j, n nA .; n ii ni 1 


God s care, and who is now going to receive th ®_? oun d 9 ' -i things ; a thousand subtle views of self-inter- soul. Ho seek, just what his soul was ra*to . 

her again nnd best ot all, Jesus, our older 1,1 11 villngo of my acquaintance whoro the cst creep into tlmt which wo destro to do, or for, vu ; tho ever mcreaarag knowledge and 
brother stands ready to go with .hot-through Methodists have a Sabbath school, a Motlio- tftut we are afraid of, mfd from which wc enjoyment of God. He seeks what mart ra- 
the .lurk waters' lie comes to the edge of thc ,li “ t Madly send their children to the lublmth would fain excuse ourselves. God aland, in -tiroly accords wKh the will of God. “ For 

sea and reaches’ out his hand to uphold her, 8ldl001 of mathor denomination-a doom,- tho bottom of our heart, will abundantly dis- this is the will of God, even our sanotiftca- 

’ ... . .. i si ‘ iiii_i nation which denies that tho Methodists cover to us in silence tho wiles of our own tion.” Ho seeks what is urired u doo him Hv 1 

« dudthe waves ^f death now ? ^vo.oven the rights exist. Tho only tea- heart; if, as I have said, wo have nothing but tho most endearing and powerful raotivea 

. ia s ic rcai ui son tho parents give for fostering their ehil- God only, nnd the aooompliahment of his that infinite love can employ. Ho seeks what 

Hear wlmt her testimony is never was ^ « bogo ^ of suoh an enomy ia , they l,„ly willinview. “ ‘ ‘ ' P - 

so perfectly happy ... my life ; the ettng of ^ of ))(ji 8 „ miboral and BC l Uah - 

death ts all taken away- tho gloom of the ^ obud ^ eM , uaiv „ ly to a Sab- . PHAOMBNT 

grave is all gone. How prec.pt s the Sav our ^ ^ ^ tbc conl ^ 0 f the Metho- A FRA » MBNT ' 

is. I ought to have a ng 8011 > 0 °' c Tlw»v think it would bn “ inconsistent We find tho following articlo fi 


near wna nor vesu.i.ooy dm> bogom of aucb an enumy ia , they l, 0 l y willinview. 

so perfectly happy m toy tfe ; the sttng of of ))cing 80 ilU1)Cral and selfish 

death ts all taken away- the gloom of the 8end ^ cxulu8ivt ., t o a Sab- . . 

grave ,s a 1 gone. How precious the Savour ^ ^ ^ tbc conl ^ of the Metho- A 1 

is. ought to liavo a ag mni , o ovc inti diflbj „ 'p| iey think it would bo “ inconsistent Wo find tho to 
or ma mg mo o mjqiy. / n W1( ' 1 ’ 1 ' with Christianity.” They “can't bo so sec- of “Fanny Fern 

most gone, site squeezed her sister o hand with t0 B(!n / tlleir children to a Metho- Wo wish that la 

great caruostncss, which was tho signal tlmt vv e wish mat in 

she lmd promised, of her trust at tho last. t l9t , ul ’ lmtl1 “‘dtool . unexceptionable 

And so her spirit left tho clay tenement, and I *m reminded of Sambo wlion his mis- ‘'This is a lieu 
went to the land of realities. If she lmd rc- 


Wo find tho following articlo from tho pen 
of “I’anny Fern,” in a New York paper. 


God plcdgos his lovo and power shall not be 
denied. Tho lovo of progress in holiness has 
all this to givo him confidence of luooees. 
What could ho ask more ? 

Tho lover of money may be unsuccessful 
in the pursuit. He cannot claim the sytnpa- 


children to a Metho- Wo ' wiab lbat lady a ur ticlca woro always as ‘hy of G °<1 >n the moro pursuit of gain 

J ll.. 1 P L-l! Al 1 • !• 


tress came from 


mnined hero, many dangers would havo besot preacher. Sambo asked “wlmt Church ho 
her path. Serpents lurk around the most belong to !” “Oh, lie didn't belong to any 


Speculators mndc use of this return with n 
•Mias anti an art to bo foil ml in Paris only, 
ft itutance, amidst the numergus bills pla- 
ittled ove r the walls of .the city, was an im- 
*tw one, which attracted every body, tor, 
ti It a distance, it read thus: 

"Tilif. EMPIRE 


always tlu 5 result of .tho feeling ot security ’ d . abt bc wa8 and p asscd thf*ugh a period nf 
and contentment 1 havo just described, ln moral tra i n ing ns wisely adapted to tho eiji 
many cast's it was sheer flattery. Tho French cun)stanuca of b - 18 existence, nnd as fa vorable 
are first rate flatterers, and they liavo shown tQ bi3 fmal aafuty anJ happiness as that of 
it in this instance. . As ...proof of it, 1 may an llu|imn being ovor was. Tlmt “lie was 
only say that in one of tho towns where tho ^ murderor f rom tho beginning," can tie true' 
Prince was most enthusiastically received, an on , ag rcspect8 tbe beginning of tliis world, 


‘i p ? \VH f * lt ‘ r pitlL Serpents lurk around the most belong to 1 ‘Uh, lioaiunt belong to any might lead, u*re there no life beyond. When 

favor and ovo o t 10 rta “ r ■ ‘ “'t 1 11 doW( , ry ,, a tli», aful sometimes tlicy “strike of your sectarians.” ■ Sambo taking a long J left tho heated ball-room to-night, tbe holy 

doubt lie vvas, an passe 1 ugiaperioi o^ teeth in the heart." There, in the laud breath, said, “Well, when I oeo a man all 8 ( ar8i keeping thoir tireless 'watch, sent a 

moral training ns w ise y ai ap c o 1 urJ g j ie ba8 „ (m e. graves arc not. Strrow black, 1 like him very well— and when I see shrill through mo ; and tho little prqyer I 

cumstanccs o ns cxis / net., ant as at ora ' ' ( , anl)u j en t cr there ; “ the inhabitants say no a man all white, I like him very well hut UB(jd to at Iny doa d mother’s knoo, camo 
to his filial safety am nippiness as m o a | am 8 i ck ■' and the Saviour is tho light when 1 seo n man neither black nor whito, 1 un i/,ddott to my lip. Thoro’s Letty, now; 

any human being over was.. That. “he was . don’t like him so well. T. J. L. B , 10 ' 9 bappior than her mistress. Comohcre, 

a murderer from 1 10 10 " 1C ' . , „ •>, un our homes in the land Louisiana, 1852 . child ; unbraid my lmir and sing rao that 


unexceptionable in style and sentiment : )over ° f holln f him9 * lf *™tlj 

“This is a heartless life to lead,” said Ma- '7 lhe . channcl ° f “mmands, ooun- 

church, extoling tho new bel G a8 abc un | ja ndcd her long hair, and “ and . p ™ m, *“ f G .°^' He ^ low * ^ 
asked “wlmt Church ho laid , lcr rioh robo . u Jt i„ a Uh onc P a ‘. P 01 ”^ out . Of 

,, , nothing in tho universe can he be moro ao- 

Iher. no bfi beyond. When .V . .. , „ . 


. . , ■ . , j uni Y ‘in icojn-v-w fc***-- —n o 

election lms just taken pluco for tlio local au- Gud never created a murderer ns such. 
thorities, and all tho councillors aro men 0ll tbe contrary, it is said, “ho abode not in 
well known to ho opposed to the President. trat , „ , obn vii 41i from which wc must in- 


I • C0MES ' well known to ho opposed to the President. trutb „ Jobn vii _ 44, from w hiel 

F0K KVK “ 1 a™ 80, ' , 'y to havo to add that these Hutto- . t ,’ at h(j waa onco „ in t i , 0 tl 

IT ItUMAINS” ries have some times partaken of a most sac- othprg of , ljg f e n„w-cxist,'nccH. 

llVhat could it bo 7 Simply tho announce- rilegious character. The mayor of a small lun from tll0 truth before the 
rt ofi.ialo. lly means of lines of small town had the impioty to present to tho future t]iig worldt , mt wa9 any tliin 
P '' hiol > were interpolated between tlio Emperor ,,n ‘kW 1-099 which was simply an in- wh(jn b(J oame froln tb( , hands/ 
f r S« head words above mentioned, and which geniou 8 paraphrase of tlio Lord's prayer ! ! ! Thorefwo lot not the creatures 
r could onl y HOC l.y drawing near, the read- Amongst the mottoes and devices which wero , .. themselves v 


thereof. 

And will wo Set up our homes in tlio land 
of shadows'! Will wo build on tho storm- 
rocked coast, When just over tho sea is a 
country, firm, fixed, and immovable 1 -- where 


sured than that the favor and smiles of God 
shino directly on the path be is pursuing. 

Now, os to success iti promoting the epirit- 
uul improvement of his soul, nothing can bo 
moro certain. ' Striving to riso from the low 
groveling paths of sin, be will rise. Panting 


» .0 » uappicr vmzu u„ -0-0 “0.0 and laborin for hi ghor holing he will gain 

cliihl; unhraid my hair and sing mo that u in triumphingoverhi. slnfal 


Melchisedec. — M olchisodeo appears on 


iruili, .lUitlfl »»»• * *1 , r • . « f . ITiciAi^llian-i/XAi . "ri 

for that lie was onco “in tho truth,” as wore 18 ft c,t y bui ! t of P r © CIMU8 H ° ' 1 the face of tho Old Testament history with- 

< ... . . it i 1 /v 1 A ra.s liiMirlu mill ntintls — HUT Yfill SrtlVftH .... .... 


others of ins fellow-existences, lie had fal- us keep our hearts and ni.nd.-t.ur real selves ^ 
ten from tho truth before the beginning of >’t home, on the other shore. Lef us not give 
this world, but was any tiling but a devil our thoughts to shadows, so ns to forget the ieg 
when he oame from the hands of llis Creator, real, the enduring hie Our dying friends ^ 
Therefore lot not the creatures of this dimin- have told us too often that the world beyond po 
utive earth Hatter themselves with any fan- 19 Ml °f 1 '“t'I im ™’ for u9 to d °' ubt ll ' 


hymn of yours: 

Jmqb, I my orou Uate taken.” 

That will do, thank you child ; now you 
may go. What a sweet voice bIio has ; either 


passions, nothing o*n be surer than a notary. 
Lifting bis eye and heart upward, and dspir- 
ing after a more heavenly mind, heavenward 
in bis affeetlons he oertainly shall go. Rav- 
ished with the beauty and lowlinees of the 


I i tlio 1UGU IIIU WIU IbUMtUIOUV i | 1 t A ¥« W -- SB" ‘ 

-our real selves ^ an rec(jrd yf hig parentllg0 , wUUo ut any ^ 0F »y f toar9 ' llavo « a “ d bo ' irt ' I m ished with the beauty and lowlinee. of 
,ro. 1 ^ us not give / aH waa u8ual wit h the Jewi,h too rest css for slcep. How softly the moon- Saviour, and panUng to be more and moro 

,, so as to forget the * f nd witbout sue ee's»i.,n. Ileappeurs: W* f,,11 “. ^ ht ' a f ***» Ilonco ; 7 ™ like him, who riialFsay he wiU not gain hi. 

Our dying friends 1 none aft er him; or, a, heso myriad sieepers ^ shall Uvo su.d ttotheir cnJ i G od is tor him-who can be again.* 

at tho world beyond u wUhout father, without dreamless rest, earth will STILL be «s fair, him , 

for us to doubt it. mothe witb ^ t deiflent .,- This Priest was h« B.Wer moon will ride on as triumphantly. why are we not justified in raying there le 
God has of late been j ik unto tb(j S(m of God . I)c8 i gn0 d, lluw “ 11(1 ll ™ rt9 *«,- looka Jo « n u P° n no objeet of pursuit that oan be brought be- 


“ c,uld onl y mo liy drawing near, the read- Amongst the mottoes and devices which wero ( , arth flatter themselves with any fan- 19 J' 111 of trl10 lmppmo«-, tor 

! S«o to the following effect: Under the inscribed on numprous houses on thc Houle- cx0 i usivcne88 or favoritism uf tho Divine And it seems to qio that God 
“"“’Of cheapness, competition .i B impossi- vards when tho President returned, was the rcctitudo respecting their condition, for tlio particularly kind to- us, in ci 
therefore comss to pass that Messrs, following ono I toll you that if these should gamt , ' 08 sohiial sis that delivered tho rebel witnesses to leave a tostimon 
hxill Mil by auction, etc. hold thoir peace, tlmBtpi.es would immediate- an , 8 a ;,,,,, chains of dtirknefts” will infalli, of the reality of spiritual t 

ttaajrbc useful to sum up in u tow words ly cry out!’ bly furnish similar quarters tor all upoatute who knew M. 8. It. Howma 

'principal incidents of tho President's voy- 1 ’ho Prefect of tho Aisno continues to op- ' know that Christ, by the It 

; .’ T pose tho opening of I. place of worship at ““j.-rom these scraps of tho rovealed history with Her over the wave, of Ji 

1 ‘ho speed, at Lyons, which 1 mentioned 'J’ r08n °y do «««d. In eonsequeneo of lus . i g _ w ho may he the highest in the felt that ot the last she was i 

2 TL U 7 tter declaring that there wero no Protestants in 8 ,, alt , n „ f subordinate rational creatures- joioe that tiirsame grace wjiich was granted 

J bo CiMovery at Marseilles of nn infer- tho locality, an inquest was held, and forty- . •„ connoc tioii with the history of to her, may bo ours. Oh. 

whine, . destined to kill the ITiuco and ono bonds of familios, from' amongst the most n o t tho lowest umoiigsuch ex- exiles from our truo home, 


joiee that tlio samp grace which was granted I ter'of ChrisV'U 6» ld ttnd P ur P le ^...U I P art - who loTe • nd > bwt ? 

to her, may be ours. Oh. that while here, f to Melehisedoo. Christ is pro- wu?on lur 11,0 > 1,10 , U f . higher in communion nnd fellowriiip with 

exiles from our true home, we may live us clltimed t0 ^ m his own glorious person, und arcliod over my head ; the ovcr-ehanging Gud T ho very desire is of God, and all the 
strangers, and as pilgrims ought, having our , j ]f tbu ( ; rcut j|i gb j> r i C st between llo,:( 7 °' oud 1, “ 9 8 0nu i ’ 10 'J rarm efforU it inspires, ho is pledged to bless, so 

ni: Pliwtaf 5 n rSml.” looking tn run* ^ 1 ..... .• t Hiinliirlii lms kissed open tho flowers of lovo ; 4\.: n,/,** »«rfnin limn llmf 


success on their 


'Mite, An acquaintance wtiom I *1111 respectable ill tho place, declared upon oath 

' Jtfwt, tol. l Uie that lie of his intimate that they were' Protestants or wished to lie- | i nterm odiato and inferior rational are, 
t 7 with the President on board ono come so. The Prefect then said that the re- ur havfl boun undcr similar moral discipline 

p iiioaesteiu.'iers, near Avignon, when ligious feeling of these persons was null, that and . overnmc h t . That they will hnvoc.i- 

il Dot ”J“ told s, of 11,19 conspiracy. He they wero moved by political reasons,, that . * ’ , athie8 , supervising care and 

,ut 1,1 11,0 loa9 ‘. U,R 1 rode they were not sincere ,n their declarations, J 0( ' n ionato 8uee „urs of ti.fi same glorious I 

UOUr or two II ft ITUMipiIaI in .. r. rmnn o r» 1 1 1 1 UL t, 111 ( IHt. ( ll* 1 1 1 IIIU WON) 111(111 W 1 tllOll t, Oil V . . 1 ^ . 1. 1 a L 


a- perhaps not tho lowest umoiigsuch t»- . , , . 

nces— we may reasonably conjec'ture that strangers, and as pi grinis oug 1 , laving our 
internmdiato and inferior rationals are, “lives hid will, Christ in God, looking to our 

■ 1 •. j • u homo over Jordiin for fruitiou ol luipiiiucss. 

nave boon undcr similar moral discipline n°mo over ■ .urw u i 11 

1 /.ooarmiwtni. That tliev will have on- Ulinton, La., I 


claimed to ho i 7 hi* owfi glorious person, and arched over my head , the ever-changing Gad The very desire is of God, and aU the 
by himself, tho Great lligi. Priest between fleecy cloud has gono drifting hy, tlio warm tff „ rU it inspires, ho is pledged to bless, so 
the souls of men and. God* Accordingly, nt weight has kissed open the flowers 0 love ; thit nothing can bo moro certain than that 
1 is coming in the flesh, und at his session, as 11,0 K r001 ' ,,,os “ 1, “"*l ,r0 ‘‘ d “ oar P ut ">7 he who aspires to it, “Shaft shino moro and- - 

^ 4 ^* ?5 .. r ^ r untu the ^ ^ [N - Y - 0hw * 

all the symhulie actions of the inferior Levitie. llllm J u ij- ut n j j/ l8 flivtr!" V _ 

priesthood cease, and tho work is realized M . 

in him. Honceforth all-proper priestly agen- _ l' 000 reader, sha U.tDo onlyat 1 Bethosdas Jed.— An eminently hoi, man 


two afterwards in an c/pcti and tliftt most of them woro men without any j. rinc0 ^|,6 has been exalted to givo repent- Gon Reconciled in Ciir.ist.— W hen wo 


at M Witl> 149 muul1 UU0UI, cern us if no morality, “who lmd. had no religion tor a long 
if' H T- dte # med '°f takl ng uwoy liis ; While ” Now theso aceusatiunparo altogeth- 
(C(jn| ' wlievos that lie is “destined" to cr false. Hut supposing they are true, they 
^r^cat work in Franco rand that' only jirove that l’opery lias been unable to 
3 . T|' 1C ?““ ril y llvo to accomplish it. make of them good and pious men. The pus- 
'reception he made to thc toradfitvo.prntiisit:d. and tho u ffaii 1 .will proho- 
i m. Dla , 111 11,0 South, at Valence, nt l/ly bo brought boforo Louis Napoloon. 


• to tho Isra 


el of tills earth— and that look through a red glass, the wholo heavens ,. y departs us tho evening shadows t/eforo Pool " that you seek your Ucnefaotor ’ While 


Gone to Bed.— A n cmiuontly holy man 
thus wrote, on hearing of the death of n 


gregato of all Ages of all nations of this earth, God through that, wo can seo nothing hut great work; to ho tho ono all-perfoot, ull- 
is added, tho rationals of all periods/ of all anger and enmity in his , countenance ; but sufficient, merciful aud faithful Priest, called 


UEta, M w 1 • •/«»«,,« ■ ft- - * is added, the rattonuis oi uu porious, oi an anger unit tummy .u.«u» •<«». ... 

tleta's he t ll 1 1 111 and ut Slllnto9 ' Tlio deputulion sent fo Tuscuny in order to wur i d8 , „f ,,11 systems of worlds! when till 'make Christ onec tho medium, our pure fte-J‘ u f t Jr tho order of Molchisodeo. [.Simpson's j> rayflri 

MCtbol' l , t,mt > although lie was plead for the'Mudiais, is now in Fluronce. It those h1u.11 ho 'gathered to tho Grand Assize, deemor, und through him, as olou,r transpa- lectures. 'Jpi r ; t and 

“fiiUiii 1 q/- 1 ' L ' VUH firn,1 y determined to j 8 composed of throo ropfosefitiitivcs from wbat a coneoursr! We know not what rent glass, tlio beams of God's favorable troubles oi 

’input ff . liljort y. A’ Nimcs, lie Fingland, oau from tho'T’ltttGd GStutcs, two p owors of computation nmy bo possessed by countenance shino in upon tlio soul. Ilio 

U ' ° UJ " 11K . 11,0 foundation stono from France, two from Switzerland, one from ot | 1OT and higher grades of .intelligences, hut Cither cannot look upon liis well beloved son 

1 Pntato ' CI ) u rUl1 ' ' n s ~ 7 r (P.lkvor with Prussia, one from Holland hpd uno from the certainly no lmo of numerical proportions, or hut graoiously arid pleasingly. God looks on 
Uni f 1,ll8r ' ll)W ' kl! ^‘'C'sidcnt of tlio I’ro- Kingdom of Wurlomhcrg. ■l'niyor-moctings mathematical quantities known to this earth, iib, out of Christ, sees us rebels, and fit To bo 


in the Pupal Cliuroh, becomes a fearful sin, warm blood courses swiftly, shaft there “Sweet tiling, and is he so quickly laid to ' 
un unti-christinn thing. It is tho glory, tho coma no generous response to that still small sleep! Happy he! Though we shall havo 
prerogative of Knmnucl, to bo alone in Ins ? oj elul „f JV / izaiclh mueth by." ' no more tho pleasure of hU lisping aud laugb* 
great work ; to ho tlio ono all-pertoa, all- j n g, he shull have Efflnoro the pain of cry- 

suffloient, merciful and faithful Priest, called 1 ing, nor of being siok, nor of dying. Ttfl 

after tho order ■of Molchisodeo. [.Simpsons ]> r ayor, says McCosh, when engaged in my dear sistor that sho is now SO toJ^RSW* . 
I-octurcH. Spirit and truth, free from pride, and the akin to the next wtrld; and 

troubles of tlio passionB, contains within quiokiy passed to us all. John 

' " itself its own answor, in the heavenly oulm an hour Of two to bed, •RUhildiisB 

Scit Examination. —Every day' which gud repose which it communicates to tho and wo are very sootoyto, fcHW*: 

, r re i, ' ' u„„i * * 'The mun who cultivates uioro wo put off the love ox thie prosenl 

you live is an additional proot of Godsmcrcy • . . . bku t , 10 ,. ar t b in it-orbit A,„lalUhimr» superfluous, beforehand, 


w 'he President of tlio I’ro- Kingdom of Wurlcmihorg. 'Pniyor-mcetings mathematical quantities known to this earth, ub, out of Christ, se/'s us rebels, and fit To bo j >’ ou 11 vu 19 uiiuiiioimi I ir ““> "“V “ J ^ dovodunu l spirit is like tho earth in its orbit world, and allthlngesuperfluous, beforehand, 

^ „jtl U, ‘ ,1 !' u ' r y; an, - i after a long converse- wero- hold in their behalf in England on tlio can reach tl(o sunr of thc myriads which efindemned ; wo look on God as being just towards you, Ho gives you ouo day uioro ^niJcd hy a central light, and carrying we shaft . hove tho less to do when we lie 

Wm! ff 1,18 lu9t Wurd8 woro to 11,0 1 1 tb °f this month, and in Paris last Monday. # |,oll go up even from tho dust and uslies of and powerful to punish us, hut when Christ | that you may advanco ucurcr towards heaven wl|0ta a oiroumau.imlnte atmosphere, down." *** 

°u di.^ LUt ' ‘ 1,1 0U909 °f lo °a 1 porsecu- A petition said to bo from the pen of Arch- this earth's broad surface, much less to com- is between, God looks tin us In him as justi- u8 you advanco nearer to tlio grave, it is w ith a life-giving and refreshing influence. 

; “c not upply to *"■> «tni,/ n « ,11. r u„i.i:„ i,..i » . . n.., t i .... z:t,,i I.:.., I J . ...... “ 


my ministers, hilt di- bishop .Whutcley uf Dul/lin, i# being covered | pu t 6 the incohcoivablo uggrfigato of so many fiod, and. we look uu God in him us paoified, j your du , y , thoroforo/ to form a habit of daily 

ill Hut) tlmt vour rights with uiurniLtuniH from mirsnns rfirninutinrr.dtiAi i . -11-. r ....... I, l ^ nmv ilutn lm itpi>uiirm.il .,r.,l una tlm amilnM nf his fiivoruhlo iiountn. ^ ... . 




r «iiR* me ,', uu ^ ^ tlmt your rights with bignuturoa from poraona requei 

•tofff i>' Saiut08 - w 1,0,1 tho Predi- j liuoen to intertoro and usk tho Gra 
6 1 rotestant Consistory of tho town l for tho pardon of the MiitUais. 


requesting., the millions of worlds as may then . ho arraigned and see the smiles of his toyurahlc ^oqnto- oelr . oxi , llliuu ti on , by which you may perceive 
io Grand Duke f or their final duom. , nance. Take Christ out, all is tumble ; in- • J . . 

Louisiana, 1852 . . torposc him, all is full of peace. [Uigliton. Wither or not youraro growmg in grace. 

ft % . M/t . 


r The purest joy that we oan 

A diamond with some flows is Btill more j one we love, ie to eee that pen 
precious thau a pebble that bus none. 1 happiness to others. 


,she is tossed un nil sides, tempted nnd afflicted do they admit the Old Testament In to, (V..™ 
enjoin t in wo pray or ovory n) a„ n( . r „f wa v ; that a thousand eon- God, and then call it a 1 Hebrew reservoir nf 
same soripturcs enjoin ,.„ r „n i,._ ».:„i. ,.. „n mi. : ... . ... 7__ "°ir 


xig.f.moteui. 


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Cljc IrlB ©rlrmfes Christian JUmomtr. 


CJiridiim litnoratp. 


PREACHING TO THE NEGROES. ONCE MORE ABOUT THE PAPER. 


A BEAUTIFUL EXAMPLE. 


THB YH UJH B APTIST. did not reach New York in time. Rov. Hish- 

Wo have received the Prospectim of n °P S " riugh, Janos and Scott, nrd the Trcnsu- 
inonthiy periodical, to lie published in lack- rer nnd Corresponding Secretary, were pro- 
son, bliss., by the above name. It is to bo CommiUoT” 4 " ^ d ° libCmtion8 ° f tho 
devoted to the discussion of Baptism-its After an almost uninterrupted session from 
mode, design, subjects and collateral ponits. 0 o'clock, on Monday morning, to 4 o'clock, 
lerms, $1 50, in adyaheo. From the repu- T uesday afternoon, during which timo each 
latlon of tho prospective editor, llov. A. Now- ,n ' B8 ' 0n ,H,W under the caro of this Church 


in *d vano*. 


NEW ORLEANS : 


Saturday Morning, November ‘^7. 


■TAB S AMD 8TOOK-OOMPANIE9. 

Caderthe head of Theatric*) Items, a loading 
daily, at Ike dose of the lest season sent : "This 
tnaoa has heed rather brilliant than other- 
wise. It proves one fact ebont' theatres— that 
'< Stars** are not the thing. Stock-companies 
well managed will draw larger houses ami 
heavier receipts." 

Nohkaowing theatrical phraao wo still enp- 
pedAw* aaderatood the above. As for Stars, 
there is ao question what they ere. Stock- 
companies we take to be a “ regular stage set .’V, 
£ asae of thorn very brilliant, but all well ac- 
quainted with their parts, passable in tainnte, 
Industrious players, ncTer doing greatly, yet, 
always doing their best, and the whole eonspif-. 
ing to produce an effort. 

Now than ie a parallel to this : and tho paral- 
lel lie* in a very different region from tho thea- 
tre: even in the pulpit and the ministry. Some 

— * Alai nawaii awaai a»l«!1«>aA»l.l«»l nml piv'liolni’i- 
wrwiw jiutttwjHtiitwt •**■** ••(•sy •** v *"8’ »- 

cal reasons obtain in both cases. Without 
reaenting the paralelism let us trace it out. 

There iq the pulpit “Star - ’— a commodity liko 
the dUamnd. prwinua rather for its scarcity 
than fhtrineio worth. The Church is crowdod, 
the sexton is astounded at the rush of tho peo- 
ple. Tho Star hleses. The audience arc thrilled 
aatoaished, convulsed or carried away— just ns 
the language of eulogy mny happen. The Stai 
culminates and then— rises some other, where . 
culminates again : and ao goes on timi ng nnd 
dastling, rising and culminnting. While the 
star ts shout — the pulpit Star— everything in 
the way of choroh system is suspended. The 
ear a boor be the hearer and tho Star works every- 
thing and eTery body into instrumenta of produ- 
cing one grand effect. The beat about are only 
Moood boat and must aot second part. Tho 
clam melting is forgotten; the prayer-meet- 
ing is only a prayer-meeting— no fino speaking 
then. The sick are not visited, the weak and 
the erring not oared for. Even tho prayer of 
Bsith stands a chanoe to bo neglected, for what 
maud of help from on high has he— tho Star ! 
Lat the Star blase on. 

Few Conferences ean stand more than one 
Star or so. Few congregations oan stand o 
regular Star long. The finest are soon run 
down by them. A church-membership right 
to do ean be so used up by a Star, that in 
tha ooona of a pastoral year they will hardly 
know where to find themselves. And their deao- 
1 a l ias ean only be equalled by their aatonish- 
meni that tueh a thing could take place under 
stub preaching. 

Now for the Stock -Company. Hers are men 
that do not undertake to fill the whole round of 
the miaiaterV duty by preaching alone. They 
am sound theologians, they prepare well for the 
pulpit, they Know their parts, and now nnd 
then may preach a considerable sermon. But 
that is not tneir stopping place. They oount 
their work not all doae with a sermon, liven 
in tha pulpit they are used to ask help of God, 
and throw themselves on tho prayers of the con- 
gregation. They watoh, they sing, they pray, 
they visit, they go oat and oome in before the 
paspla. All department! of Ike Christian 
ministry gel tkeir attention. 

A church that has well nigh collapsed under 
a Star, recuperates under the labors of such 
working men. The chapel may not be overrun, 
hut it will have a respectable, attentive, serious 
••Uaotion of worshippers— not 8ter-geiers. Re- 
ligions meetings will be generally and equably 
Ma i n t a in e d . Godliness will grow space. And 
by and -bye, when the paatoral term expires, 
Um church la loft In a healthful condition 
There is order and eompeotuera, instead of itch- 
ing tars and oonfhrion. 

Let those who will crave Stars— give us the 
Stock-Company : the band of aelf-deuying men, 
not eloquent, it maybe, but safe; not brilliant, 
but able to teach; not abounding in rhetorio, but 
in good works; not danling orators, but in- 
dustrions pastors; not models in declamation, 
bnt m o del s in pureness, in faith and holy living -. 
men soafad in mind and respectable in attain- 
ments, well read in the Bible, and urged on by 
n greater seal for doing good than catching ap- 
plause : men who work aide by side with their 
Allows, end give God the glory : men ‘ who 
pswnch, and having preached, come down from 
tha pnlpit to look after all the interests of the 
skunk of God. Moreover, Stars come high. 
One Stir ooeu twice as much as a member of the 
Steak eosapany. And it sometimes takes a deal 
•* ^totol bargaining to secure a regular • ‘Btar.” 

It is worthy of observation that those sections 
of the church blessed with the ministry of such 
•body sf ministers, enjoy a mors stable and 
healthful prosperity s ire in Bounder and happier 
•sedition, than those favored spots blessed witli 
Stan. This is the ox that treedeth out the 
**» usi makes it too. Others, the Stars, may 
km* et the honors, they bear the burden It is 
to motive all God’s gifts with thank- 
>fc »— , i n i f even Stars msy have their use. But 
glse ns the ‘Stoek-oompany.’ If a church is to be 
yi l ah cd , send them a regular Star. Happy for 
feat church if the cue does not kill. If ever 
tkqy gat well over it and indite a petition to the 
fefe<A it will be in substance this : “ Send us 
**I rffee many good, faithful, working pastors 
whs ham pot themselves at your bidding, to «up- 
1*1 *ks feamk ; we will motive him, hoed him 
and sappert him; bu do not send us a • Star.”’ 


A stylo of successful ministry among tho 
servile population is riot., apt to lie adopted on 
first trial.., Such nt least is our own experi- 
ence, nnd that of judicious persona with 
whom we have Exchanged views on the sub- 
ject. . Negroea form an oxeltuhlo audience. 
This readiness of emotion is, grnteful to one 
who has lieen preaching to phh'gipntic hear- 
ers that iroulti nil feel, and he is disposed to 
ndeninioter to it. The samo or un equal man- 
ifestation of emotion in an ntidienco hotter 
instructed anil differently .constituted, would 
indicate qn cnoournging degree of spirituali- 
ty, and therefore lie is liable to be deceived 
by it. Dwelling on tho promt.' os nnd the 
gorgeous descriptions of Revolutions— tho 
white robes, tho golden vstrqets, tho jasper 
walls, tho winged engelspctc., will keep a 
negro uudicnoe lively nnd awnkonnd shouting 
happy, when a largo portion of the same au- 
dience would slocp soundly under tho plain 
nnd forcible teachings of Christian duty. 
And yet it is a question readily nnswoied — 
which st ylo of prea chin g, in the long, run. 
doea tho most good 1 ' Wliat nro the results,? 

Every ono who Ims any personal knowl- 
edge of this important work — preaching to 
negroes — will coincide with us in saying that 
there mny bo a great arousenicitl gotten up by 
a discourse that docs not touch -tho plague of 
the heart, nor disturb tho Devil h» tho quiet 
sxmjosvjp* of it. \tyith msnylSie manifested 

Ml : 1 1 ! • ..... al. 


feeling will he genuinely religious — they live 
close to God nnd nro prepared to rceoivo tho 
promises ; but others who make tho greatest 
show pf joy may nover linvo had tho deep of 
their liearta broken up by a godly repont- 
inoe ; they mny ho living then in great and 
habitual sins. 

Tho carnal heart must he dealt with plain- 
ly and its dccoitfulrtcss searched out by tlic 
candle of tho Word. Tho cloak of sin must 
ho torn off. Tho Commandments must have 
a hearing, backed with their awful sanctions, 
i’urity, honesty, truth and their ,'cprpo.lativcB 
must bo talked of, and tlint in no ‘ 1 unknown 
tongue.” If theso things be slurred omkim- 
mod over that tho pathetic peroration may ho 
brought on — “the morning cloud and early 
dew” will bo but too fit emblems of tlio appa- 
rent good rosulta. Tho preaching is vain. 

This courso will not ho so popular as tho 
one hinted at and warned against. Instead 
of the loud responso and the beaming smile 
there may he even a look of sullonnoas and 
offenso upon that part of tho congregation 
whoso hearts are being probed, whoso secret 
sins are hunted out and exposed and de- 
nounced ; but if a real reformation be accom- 
plished tho cose must bo so dealt by. 

We have noticed that tlioso colored preach- 
ers whoso stylo is after this thorough, search- 
ing sort — and there are many of them — arc 
not favorites. Bat their labors testify of 
them. They do the good that is dono. The 
same is true of the whi to preacher that com- 
mends his speech to the conscience. Tllcro is 
depth and stability in tho reformations taking 
(dace under such ministrations and undor 
such only. 

We touoh this matter with diffidence. 
Thero are enough, besides ourselves, to prate 
against undue excitements and all that. Far 
he it from us to suppress or check the emo- 
tional in religion ; but when this lies bo near 
the surface, as in tlio caso of our servile pop- 
ulation, there is need of exhortation to guide 
it in a proper channel and warning lest 
the weighty matters of the law bo lost 
sight of. To oonvinco of sin, and of right- 
eousness, and of judgment to come, may ho 
leu pleasant than rejoicing ; hut Buch con- 
victions must precede all rejoicing that is 
good. 


‘ l’l nCti auty. — 1 The manner of tlio pub- 
lished Receipts, as scon this week, lins been 
adopted for tho convenience of all concerned. 
It will greatly help sublCribors in being punc- 
tual, when the advance payment for the com- 
ing year j.s due. F.vldetitly, wo can not dis- 
pense with or in any instance waive the cash 
plan. If payment in advanco be not received 
at the office Or reported ns ill the hands of nn 
agent, the paper will ho discontinued. Nmio 
can find fault with this. 

A convenient DATE:— Tlio first day of 
January Dcxt falls on Saturday, tlio day of 
publication. Tho whole number of tlio Ad-, 
voento issued on that day is round, even 100. 
What a convenient d:\te and number for sub- 
scribers to reckon from ! It will he easy to 
keep tlio run of their accounts. There will 
lie no formatting nnd mistaking. Wo look 
for a largo entry on tlio Advoento hooks by 
tho 1st January. 1853. 

A correction.- We endeavored to give 
the terms distinct). v, in tlio papers of Oct. 
30th and Nov . 0th, in the fuliow i ngs eiitenee : 
“ All new subscribers, on nnd after NoYom- 
,her 1, (next Monday) and all old ones whoso 
subscriptions nro renewed then, will be 
uharged $1 50,. strictly in adv ance.” 

This.. seems in a few cases to liavo been 
misunderstood in reference to old subscribers. 

if tho year for which they had paid in nd- 
vangtosRpi-od an-M^cr^be 1st November 
last, of course their subscription could lie re- 
newed at SI 50. But if it oxpircd.bcforo the 
1st Nov., und they began another year from 
tho timo of that expiration, still receiving the 
paper, they renewed under -the previous rnteB 
-*2 50. - 

Can it be sustained?— T his is the anxious 
inquiry addressed by pinny friends of the 
Advocate, who fear on thie point (a material 
one) while thoy aro highly gratified at the 
adoption of a fnvorito principle, “ low prico 
and largo circulation.” It is not a question 
for us to answer any further than this — Wo 
shall do ” our best.” 

Tho full answer lies with others. It con- 
sists in such communications as this, cheering 
as laconic : “ Before leaving A. I made nn ef- 
fort for tho Advooate, und boro is tho result.” 
Tho result was thirteen “ unmes ” anil 
$J9 50. That is a real letter, reader — an 
E pluribus u num lettor. Snob ns that will 
assuredly “sustain.” 


In addition fo the obituary of Miss Evolyntt 
Viluglinn, published in this pnpor a month 
since, an incidont henutiful in its examplo, is 
told in a letter of Rov. J. C. Koencr to Dr. 
bee, enclosing $10 for Mrs.. Taylor, wifo of 
the missionary to China. Tho deccasod in- 
tended sending it, bul died with tho gift in 
her hand Her father carried out lier inten- 
tion. This is iiis tostiinony nnd tho solf-do- 
ninl that nppenrs in her life is tho moro 
striking and lovely to those who know lior as 
tlio favorite daughter of a wealthy planter : 

“ When at school her letters to us were al- 
ways filled with religion. She has been reg- 
ular to her prayers over Binoc bIio was five 
years old. I never knew an old member of 
the church so much so. S!:o read her Bible 
regularly morning and night, and occupied 
much of. her timo in her devotions. She 
fasted every week from dinner on Thursday 
until supper on Friday. Her charitable dona- 
tions nnd subscriptions, she never would allow 
mo to pay for her, hut gave her brothers les- 
sons in music,, fir which 1 paid her a stipula- 
t'd amo unt, and with this aiic paid (iff her 
subscriptions for building ol urclies, quarter- 
age, etc. The Baid it would ho making no 
•sacrifice on her part if she allowed me to pay 
these sums, that she must work for it, earn it 

and giro it herBc lf. Iho niglit that sho.diad, 

though duljrioua, slio again reminded mo of 
the amount, wo wore to give flic missionary's 
wile and oilier appropriations, to bo lundo for 
hcr'of a like naturo.” 


apd servants. 

are perverted to any 

'• y tl,oir members. L 

^ "11 blamff, as to their 
their honest' conviction, of t , K 
agreement with tho 
promises. 1 urtl in 4 


latlon of tho prospective editor, Rov. A. Now- 


ton, D. D„ wo doubt not tho stylo of tlio Wfl “ pft88cd ln cllroful roviow ’ tbu Cummittuo 

monthly will he able, chaste, dignified and fdll ™ in 8 ^elusions, and re- 

, ac* 1 T ported tlio snmo to tho Board for its np- 

tolcrant. A friond thuswrites on tho matter : probation : ' 

“This water controversy, in tho languago • Appropriation). 

of Bishop Andrews, “ is the controversy of Rcgulnr work in Liberin, Africa .... *20.000 

the age,” in tlio United States at least. Nor Monrovia Seminary 1,500 

is it to ho ooneealed that tlio hold, arogant bldiitlation of promising col d youths, 

and proscriptive assumptions of immersionists ‘T X™* 10 - • ••••• J- 500 

have acquired much of their force and effect cnhirgemontTVhe wmrk in and 
irom our silence, from our mitmiflfrinir of « n 1.1:.. o 


r * .. _ . . uiuurgemcnr oi me work in ana 

from our Hilencc, from our miwjudging of a beyond the Republic 8,000 

courso bo singularly ad captandum and dc- China Mission 10,000 

niinnihtnrv nn miwt ' (iCl'Ilinn Mimtinn . Ill Alin 


premised. ^ ‘ 

Rut Still lie questions the 
teftcliihgs, ns linridled by the . ^ 

tion. 'l'lio fell, 'wing remark, 

. ' I lie Observations of manv 
ipiant. cmivorsnt'ions with in N f. 
ent Churches, have induced 11*^2'?^ 
ere is something tifigulrf, 
tin ir influence on the negro oL per '" nil| » t 
doe r nes held and 
t'St church The dootrlia or 
"V of lulling from grueq of|n 
gunge, ‘mine i„ grace, nlwaysTa ^ls 

Id the cllorittliOfl nsiiiul . r .r J} 8 r ftCe.' *1,: 


nunciatory on their part. f 

I rejoice that Dr. Nowtoh lias undertaken 
Hits good and necessary work. It is loudly 


German Mission 

Soutli American Mission 


. mi.-e ill grace, alwavs n „„ "’"'n 

ih the ehnrislied creed of tf 0 ike 
mumn, is. ul' itself, snffi BiolU T«V 

ItMWiPttni it. ii,i 1 ..-.l . . *0 CDbriis. 


, .. , . , Total for Foreign Missions *50.000 

anil imperatively demanded, so much so, that Gorman Missions 13,000 

it is now a desideratum , and I doubt not but foreign populations other than Ger- 

lio will do good nnd most accoptahlo. scrvico ‘man...... 10.250 

in this contest for tlio “truth as it is in |® d " l . n Missions.... ........ 13, 500 

leans-” fi.s (tin i, i ni -i- •, r.ngtisti Domestic Missions, including 

mTari .-.isi'i t ° f ;° ' lr . h . 0l . y . C - b I 1 ^ nity -..ten and California - 5. 74.2511 

lit ITS obvious nnd embracing provisions. From ' 

On iiitiniritcAnd personal acquaintance with Total for Domestic Missions *111,300 

Hr. Newton, I know ho is the man for the' jVem Minions. 

work. 1 do not hesitato to say that lie -will For tho work in France *2,500 

serve .the ciuiso of truth, of thogjHiblc, of l'or the commenceinent of n mission 

God, as ti “ worknmn that neodetfi not to bo , * n Bulgaria, 'in TurkcyT.' 5,000 

ashamed — as ono that will “rightly divide *' or . U ,e eomiiieiiccment ui' a mission 


ignorant mind, nnd to weaken ill 
divine , grace in tho 'heart ,,r ; 

Bcsulgs, the doctrine of baptism bHn ' pnci 
sea 8 nml conlirins the soul in „ autl 

and that it renders the sonlmv3° r P>T 

bn ; that nothing it Ones j R sinE'>' 
of God > mill whufli gives rise t„ Stfc 

trine, that when such a h,,p,i z ,!j K lb, 'G 

full into sin. whatever its nutnra Je erer is 

rt-nm ry iPsn. tt.r^kXa^^ 


7 -K-ttryirsi „vt tae-^Viu^'m: 

luve often heard it. expressed 
but nn flesh that sins I...' 


tlioyyliiblc, of 1 or tlio commenceinent of n mission 

letfi not to ho ,. «» Bulgaria. <in TurkcyT/ '. . 5,000 

riclitlv divide “Or the Commohccmeritoi' n mission 

l*L . • Hi India 7,500 

Il\8 PXt.onHirn I.’ ii. _ > i t ’ 


hat nn flesh linits'uis: l wH^J l t ) i, "''>lk 
!'< 11 “''eed that must, in its nrat 
mgs among ignorant peenlo ir,H, “V* 
vice ajtd licentiousness, 5^5^- 
linns to lien common doyelimmJa*?® 

tin' nn',n I..,-.. ,.r , r • .J 


the Word of truth.'’ Sdcli is his extensive i- ; -. 

, . , txtonBIVC For tho work-in Sweden and N’orwny 750 

nnd varied learning, siie.h his oloso nnd ex- J 


BONTAO AND THE -PREACHERS. 

Mine. .Ion tag has “roped in ” the New En- 
gland clergy. Strango things tlioso Northern 
preachers enn got up— from a fugitivo slave 
law Indignation Meoting, down (or up) to a 
sentimental scene witli a strolling stage 
singer. Tlmt “dignity that doth- hedge 
about ” a minister of tlio gospel in tlio city 
of Notions, is a somotliing by 'itself. Wonder 
if any clerical attentions wero shown to Lola 
Montes. Lola must linvo felt herself Blighted. 
Let him who can -read this moving descrip- 
tion by n secular paper, without a smile. It 
Bteals out of both sides of our mouth. “ 8ho 
stoops to conquer.” Vo who liavo tears— 


A * 3 ' IIUU DA' 

tensive investigation of Christian. Baptism in 
all its pimseR and claims, that Lregat-d him 


Total fur new foreign Missions. ..$15,750 
Special Appropriations. 


■ ’ -fo—" l "" 1 . ■7'“"“ ujnmiiuns. 

as every wny master of the wliolc qubstion ; i “ institute a mission to the Gcr 

1 I, l,r>. P, in, l,„ n,;il T .. . , m n no ! r, C ■.. 1 : r. ... . : . 


therefore, ho will, 1, am sure, present, and 
with ability, that all will acknowledge, main- 
tain tho I’oido-baptist view of this subject^ 
Most earnestly do I recommend “The True 
Baptist” to every render of the N. O. Cliris- 


ni ana in (.uli lurti i ;i 

■Sundry small appropriations 


Total of appropriations .*210,000 

Iho Board ■ of Managers assejnhied nt 4 
o cluck, to hear and considei^tlie report of 


A MORAL NECESSITY. 


Chalmers’ I’rateiis.— The London Quar- 
terly Review, October, 1852, lias been reoidvod 
from tho rc-publishers, Leonard, Scott & Co. 
Of its eight articles, the fifth, on tho “Me- 
moirs of Dr. ’Chalmers, by Dr. Hanna,” by 
an able, discriminating, hut riot over friendly 
writer, has most Interested us. Oneo we 
were struck at tho statement of a former stu- 
dent of Dr. Chalmers, that while Divinity 
Professor, he usually wrote out and read his 
prayers before the class. It seems, from the 
artiole before us, that from his youth he 
used finished and profound preparation in 
the composition of prayer. It was the cus- 
tom, in the Scottish Colleges, fi r the students 
of divinity to conduct the public worship of 
the class, by turns; and each in assuming 
this office, was supposed to extemporize a 
prayer. Chalmers, in his publio prayers, 
(then unconverted,) attracted more notioo 
than any other student. Awake ..to the 
beauty and force of the Lord's prayer, he in- 
variably paraphrased it. 


“A PiATaxa Wa*tx»." — T hose having 

fe* capital to tovwt, would do well to look 


_ — , — —vwo, -UUAU well to look 

mm feto. words, in our odverUtmg columns. 
HMfllffWM the premises, and knowing the 


* WiB 

1 W* would reoommend both to whom it 


Yovno Men’s Christian Association. — 
The preliminary meeting, lost Tuesday night 
a week ago, was well ultended, notwithstand- 
ing the inclemency of the weather. The ad- 
dresses were short and to the poiut, and an 
encouraging, good-wUl feeling characterized 
the proceedings of organization. A commit- 
tee of ono member from each congregation 
of the evangelical churches of the city, was 
appointed to draft a Constitution. This will 
he reported to the Association on next Tues- 
day night, und acted on. It is important 
that there he a full meeting ut that time. 
Place of meeting tho samo— the church ut 
the corner of 1‘rytauia and Calliope streets. 


Tm N*w Book Store.— Mr. Flemings 
•Hd, Mi 4th page, will iufurm the readers of 
04*1 hook* where they can supply themselves, 
§*®4 tonne. He invites not only city 
•mtm, but country orders, which he is pre- 
*®a4 tolll. 


In visiting the sick, three tilings should he 
steadily kept in view : the influence of wliat 
may he said upon tlio person, if dying ; the 
influence it msy have on him, should he re- 
cover, and tlie influeuoe it may have ou per- 
•oti* in health about him. 


Aware that tho cause of Sabbath Schools 
in our Church 1ms been committed to- a dis- 
tinct and most efficient rieportnfent of tlio pe- 
riodical press, the “Visitor,” wo nevertheless 
tako occasion to put in a word now and tlion 
about them. An agency that originated 
within tho last fifty or sixty years under be- 
ncvqlent individuals, it has bcoome generally 
adopted into 'the Churches os a part of their 
systems of evangelization. A murk of their 
appreciation is seen in Sabbath Sohool opera- 
tions forming a fixed and permanent feature 
in the Church statistics now gathered. 

Iho Sabbath School is no longer an exper- 
iment; nor is it for any Church to tako it up 
or not. It is a necessity. Tho Church that 
despises it will soon bo despised. Lot any 
ono in the land, though at present ahead of 
every other, try it; abandon tlio Sabbath 
School as a specific plan ; dismiss tlio teach- 
ers and tho pupils, nnd throw itself upon 
adult proSelytiBiu however zealously, ln fifty 
years that Church will liavo changed its rel- 
ative position from van to rear. The rising 
generations liavo beon drawn away for them. 
No steady and wholesome accession has 
supplied tho waste and decay of hacksiidings 
and of death. Less than half a century 
might be ullowcd sucli n Church for working 
out its doom. It would full behind tlio ngo ; 
its aisles would lie deserted, and “ Iclmbod ” 
written on its altars. 

A Moral Necessity is tlio Sabbath School 
to any Christian Church. The strongest can- 
not neglect it and live, while others keep it 
in operation. It is not a question of expedi- 
ency, but existence. Take nny village, town 
or country neighborhood, and tlio various 
Churches as they now stand there. Other 
tilings being equal, that which 1ms connected 
with-it -tho best system of Sabbath School 
instruction, supervised by faithful nud capa- 
ble teachers, nnd encouraged by the aid and 
sympathy of the congregation, may be safely 
calculated on, not many years hence, as first 
in numbers, first iu influenoo, and first in en- 
lightened, consistent piety. 

In view of this pleasant, yet commanding 
necessity, we would urgo it upon our con- 
gregations and societies to look after thoir 
8abbath Schools. Lay hold of this instru- 
mentality— this means of church building 
and of conversion — of gospel propagandist! 
and of religious indoctrination, in earnest. 
Volunteers nro called for to begin and to 
carry on tlie work, lleur tho counsel of tlio 
late and lamented Dr. Olin on tlio subject : 
“ Let the Church remember that tlie Sunday. 
School is its right arm. Neitlior the pastor 
nor tlio official men will, if they are wise, 
look coldly upon the Sunduy School. It is 
the nursery from which tender plants aro to 
be removed, by-and-hy, into tho Church. It 
is the feeder of tlie Church. It is the pio- 
neer of tho preached word. Never suffer 
the Suuday School to want uuy thing for its 
compleUj. efficiency. Better have preaching 
but hujf tho time. Better have your Church 
hut dimly lighted. As soon close your class- 
mootings. Wliat you expend in this wny is 
seed-wheat, which will return you, some thir- 
ty, some sixty, and some an hundred fold.” I 


prepare : 

Sontao A VP tiie Ho*™* Cllrotmen. — On tho 17th, ft 
drew r«hear«»l won glren bj Hontag, at whickthe clergy- 
men of Ibmton and the vicinity were invited, aud nearly 
4U0. of nil denomluationfl, with their familieii, wire in at- 
tendance. 

Tlie scene was one of great interest, and she aang moet 
divinely, aud gave aeveral aacred pieces aniuug the rest. 

At the cloeo or tho rehcaraal, tho Rev. Mr. Bernard 
moved a vote of thanks, and Dr. 8barp. who wan called to 
tho chair, addressed Sontag in appropriate antT touching 
terms. Suntag replied by eigne, aud kneeled to tho veu- 
e ruble Dr. 8harp with tears streaming down her ctfeeka, 
^Wlio. placing his hands on her head, gave her hia blessing, 
tho whole audience exprewting the deepest appurent inter- 
e t in the *ceno beipg enacted before them. On rifing 
to her feet, a little girl presented her with a garland of 
flowers, which she received and withdrew. 

The Protestant clergymen present presented her with a | 
handsome bible, and the Catholic clergymen with another, 
the blauk pages on both containing autographs of the 
clergymen present. 


tian Advocate, who is anxious to know scrip- ? . ! ’ to 'T* " nd C0 ™^«Wt»»c report of 

turnl teachings on tho subject of Christian tho J I>ss.ouary Coininittee. By or- 

Baptism. O I N a ° r ° 1 10 tho Sot-rotary read to 

Canton, Miss., 1852. ' ^ l0 Board tlio ininutcu, nnd a tabular view of 

tho appropriations. The Board took tip each 
~ ' division of tho gpnetal appropriation propo- 

PERSONAJj. each particular foreign mission, ami 

Rov. J. L. .Sanders and family sailed from ea ° h ne ' v misBion ’ nnd oac, ‘ «P®«W ll rT r "P ri - 
tlris port on Monday morning, in steamship P av&it “ 'onc^t-ctrco. Tho bishops 

pi,;, ,i ' present concurred, and thus tlio joint work of 

liiladelphia, for California. He is sent out tho Missionary Committee, the Board, and 
nnd supported by F.nou Ct., Ala. Conf. tlio Episcopacy, was complete. 

„ r, .. ,, , ! " e “hall tukc occasion hereafter to give 

Hov. r . oi 1 etway is now in the city cn the Church sumo information of tlio new 
route for tho’IexaB Conference, to which lm missions proposed, In tlie meantime we may 


was transferred from tho Tennessee. Ho is 8a y— 

accompanied by Rev. Mr. Ledbetter, destined p ho contributions to tlie treasury dti- 

totlie samo field. In a few days another r ,' nK tho last b!i montll “ had increased 
transfer will ™.au i • A throughout tho Church about ten thousand 

P , g way to dollars, and would still increase. This brings 

exus. oi. ... e i eo went before a somewhat to the end of our missionary year, 
month ago. Our brethren of tho “ Lone which will be, _ under tlio revised constitution, 

Star ” Stnto are drawing to them a good December A 1st next. 

share of transfers, and they such as aro '‘‘o'"' of this increase, the joint mect- 


fln.,stol,ean;;„m;r;CSr K ? 2 

tlie iiiembersjjfjJ'o African iCirt^®® 
all over tlie«Q!»l. jy| nnv J "•ehnrctw 
velopnient luivt- fallen mider mir 1^ 
aervRtion, or come to our knnwiis i 
BtateiiienLs of reliable witness g u - k 
lieen in emnmiiniticS - where ' 

not, for such reasons l„ M, e RW 
sm-vulitif to join the Haptist ak„ 
where tlio netuiil .none.Try'vat"* 
was d4sparag«*d by such rolim eo 
U'c have never 

lions' nr olijections to tlie culorciuJ 'ft' 
He Episcopal, I’reshyterian or ft?' 
ehurolies. While tliun wn ». 4 ' 
Bnptist elmroh from desiring 0 r2 4l 
liroduee sych a stnte .4 thin™ ,, flffi 
laets (ire iinqnestionaldo, anl? omm S b 
sol\es to t he Huhi'f and nruvorfiii /» ^®* 

-r th^XS'fc 

ment nt tlie spiritual interests of WI S 
the colured people of our city midiWts 
Nun, emus fuels might he addi^iblfi' 

i 1 the praetieal effeeta of th«T"S 

Joannes the moral deporS® 
who emhraee tliem. And tlie reported^ 
nuitnuis „t those of liko faith, whom™? 
the sc„ | ,; , |,l „„ which Jane WflltS 
penult y oi her mines, ‘ she was a goK 
uin. • sire died true tu jlio faith,’ 
to heaven tor true,’ eto:, etc., arsktlhtC 

and eunlirnuitinn of the. doctrine of ‘cccq 
mu-’e, nlways jn grace, 1 that ipjntersionu.i 
is hupti-m^s Hid one l Inis baptised cuuoi J 

Nnri’iy held ami proparzW 

aniuiigst the i colored momhers of the Baui. 
ehureli : uiul it is only uf them, not of ti, 

doetriue. !Ut |,1Vl!R '‘ U0 


EDUCATION. 


Rr.t oiiMEns at Your Posts.— “W oods- 
man ” last week told liow the vote on the Li- 
cense System, in a Northern portion r,e I-o„is 
iana, was lost to tho tomperanco causo ; not 
by the strength of its adversaries, 'but the in- 
difference of its professed, and even its 
vowed friends ! They let tlie golden oppor- 
tunity of staying the liquor plaguo slip 
through their fiugers. They must hereafter 
look upon it, with all its evils, as perpetuated 
and upheld by .themselves. Unpleasant and 
discreditable as it nmy be, this responsibility 
is theirs. Henceforth, thoy ape particeps 


helpers, indeed. Wo congratulate them. ingof the Hoard and General Committee ad- 
vanced tho appropriations over last year ten 
’ thousand dollars. The treasury will lie in 

‘ EDUCATION. debt gomo ton thousand dollars on tho 31st of 

December; so that to curry out the whole 

By reference to advertisement, tho Fnc- m > S8| onary work, ns proposed in the above 
ulty of Lngrango College, and notices will bo a PP ro P r ' ll, ‘ ,,n0 > the increase in the contribu- 
te" • President Hardy's appointment meets *° thc ' ™i«“>°n» r y treasury for the year 
,L- . l° J o, over 1852, must he *20,000 ut least, 

tho universal and hearty approbation it dc- 


The Methodists of Tuskegeo, Ala., have 
taken steps to establish thero an educational 


Methodist Tress. 


Ekkecth ok DocTniN.vL Instructions.- 


Wltio UU l-UUl'lLllUIlnl *■** ' • 

institution of high order. Where such men ^ omo ^* me summer, (as our readers may 
os Judge iDougherty lead off, something will rcniem Ber,) a family of the name of Winn- 
come of it. ton wero murdered in Richmond, Va., by two 

negroes — a man and his wife. They were 

\\T T? Cl ‘ ‘ 


A Guni.ip.l 1 . ki-kast. — Infortangtely h 
happens sometiraos tlint the Bicet oordialfel. 
lowship, while exis’ting between the inditii. 
ual members, does not exist between thedif. 
ferent congregations of same Church it 
large cities. Tlio spirit of rivalry gets np 
or interests seem to clash. Zion's Herald no 
tiees an excellent cure for tbimfate of thing, i 
abroad, and recommends it at borne: 

Our Now York' brethren are bolding a w- 
ries oi love-feists, in which portions of ih 
members from nil churches meet and m : $. 
« l0 . _ LoqtUinuiiie©, tliuir F^bipAthirt, 

tlieir praises. 1 liree such luve-fea»U bio 
boon hold. I hoy aro doscribed a« 6eaMn« f 
unwonted spiritual enjoyment and prof* 

IbjN r n»: Asiiamtd.— T he Holston Aii 

puts it on this wise : 


Rev. W. F. Samfoud, A. M., 1ms tnkon both moml era of one of the Baptist churches 
the Presidency of Oak Bowery Fomalo Ctl- in that city. It is even affirmed that the 


An exchange pnpor Bays: “A wftlth 
fashionable young lady in Philadelpbia > 
dying iroin |iH>riiiieutioa nt the accidpn'i 


lege, and presents a full Faculty. man, John Williams, was a preacher to the 

* colored people, und his wife was regarded a 

ANNUAL MISSIONARY APPROPRI- P ious WuInan nmong them. 'The number of 
ATIONS colored pcoplo of thc Baptist denomination in 

OK the m. e. church north. Richmond is very largo. Ono Church, e.mi- 

Last week wo gavo tlio aggregate. The posed of them entirely, is under the pastoral 
Secretary's Monthly Circular is now before C[ t ro of a very estimable man, Mr. llvlnnd, 
iib, witli interesting dotails. Our brethren, aIld Qumljcr “ over 2500 members. The de- 
Nortli, have received from us a good provo- tailB of 1,10 luurllc r wero horrid, and under 
cation in tho liberality of their gifts, and tl10 weitement of it, it was oven proposed to 
they return us q good provocation in tlie razc African Baptist Church. The un- 
s v stem with which tlioso gifts are dispensed vjjfi 'proposition was not carried out, hut the 
for tlio propagation of tho Gospel. Wo liko raattor lmB 'ed tlio opminunity to n serious 
the well considered manner in wliich these consideration of tlio practical effects of cer- 
appropriations have been made. The best tal “ rioetriniii inculcations upon the colored 
counsel of tlio ontiro Church was brought to- population. The state of public opinion has 
gather, and tliat without regard to expense mailed out from the pastors and deacons of 
or distance. Surveying the missionary field, 1,10 D'rp 1 * 81 churches of tho city a document 
laying plans to approach and occupy it, are to ttrre8t judgment und ccusuro. They are 
tilings, just now, of vast concern; and there mcn und ministers' standing high and blame- 
's room for oltr. improvement in this respect. le8S ' Tllo y 8a y iu their publication- - 
By tho way, the Board Of Managers of tho .* * “°ur._vicws on the subject of Imp- 

Church. Soutli, had its annual moetimr for V"™ ^ P eeuliar i ljut ,°f uR the Christian 
, meeting tor denominations, the Baptists are the last that 

nxing appropriations, a month or two since, should ho charged with ascribing an undue 
The aggregate, *100,000, f or the fiscal year ®. fficacy to baptism. We neither teach niir he- 
lms beon published, but nothing of detail th« kT of^b^^O^luo^o^ht 
we have soon. Perhaps details and specific sentiments constitute a portion of our known 

appropriations wore published in some ono of >“ n n 0 i“ 1I,atlon ?. 1 Pooulinritics. Wo hold and 
* i n , . . , teacu, as explicitly as words can teach, that 

the Church papers, and the publication 1ms none are Ut subjects fur the ordinance but 
escaped us. Wo lmvo looked closely for it, Patent believers in' Christ, who bring forth 

b., , ror i, „ , .„.„, ing „ k ^ 

telt imicli nnnPApmx tn tin ^,1 ..i L nnv unu t t...l i... i ... 


“Curse ye, Meroh— curse yo bitterly thc 
inhabitants thereof.” Curse them for what ? 
k or doing nothing. “ Because they eamo not 
to the help of tho Lord— to tho help of tho 
Lord ngaiust tho mighty.” They were 
neutrals. 

Coincident with tho Stato elections under 
the new Constitution of Louisiana, 27th De- 
uemhcV, the question of “ License or no Li- 
eense ” will ho suhinitted to tho voters of 
New Orleans. Christians, moral mcn, good 
citizens, let not your counting rooms, your 
trades, or company, or weather, keep you 
from the polls on tlmt day. Cast tlio ticket,' 
“No Liconso.” Save others, if you can. At 
least, mako your protest against tlio present 
organized system of fivil; and if it must be 
maintained, lot it bo another's Bin, not yours. 


ANNUAL MISSIONARY APPROPRI- 
ATIONS 

OK THE M. E. CHURCH NORTH. 


V iRoiNiA Conference. — Tho following 
statistics wore collected during tlio past con- 
ference : 247 Sabbath schools, 313 superin- 
tendents, 1,782 teachers, 11,645 scholars, 
20,021 volumes in libraries, *1,248 41 cullep- 
ted for Sabbath schools, *722 16 colloctiSl for 
tlio Bible Society, and about *8,000 for mis- 


Thore were reported 32,995 whites, and 
0,039 colored members. This is a small in- 
crease of white members and a small de- 
crease of colored members, as'eomparcd with 
the minutes of the former year. 


discovery that her father was a soap boile' 

She i., not the first fashionable young lib 
that Inis heim a banted of her hard wurkir-: 
old tashiiinWr father. Some can hcfroii 
Higher homo) than Philadelphia, that mil 
hlddias reiJLds a nor. if their fnthera vert K 
step into some cireles where they claim .[ok 
at. home, lien ^ Franklin's father knew hov 
tn make soap iind candles. Shame tn tlui 
foolish pride that is nslmmcd of the rm 
means to which many young ladies ore the.’ 
present advantages.' ... 

Ijtu I’ltnhK.iiTY (Iask. — Oiir'iN'crthtmul 


... , , h any saving emeuey, and tlmt none are 

telt much concerned to ho informed about. ao y wa y henelUtedsJjy it who do not lmbit- 

In tho absenco of any official statemept, wo Srty ttud to tll “ cnd ' lcad “ jifs of piety. If 


New Mapazine. — We lmvo received the 
prospectus of a now miscellany, to bo pub- 
lished and edited by Rov. Isaac Ebbert; at 
Memphis, Tenn., and to he called tho “ Mom- 
phis Monthly Miscollany.” It will bo devo- 
ted to education, agriculture, manufacture, 
internal improvement, nnd family reading. 
First number to ho issued January 1st; tornu 
*2 a year. Dr. Ebbort was late oditor of the 
Memphis nnd Arkansas Christian udvocate: 
hope it will be successful. 


In tho absenco of nny official statemept, wo 5r y { ' l '‘ d to th ? ond - c ?J d “ .'K 8 of piety. If 
1 1* i i n the Bluves, or otherth wlio toiul our miiiiHini- 

published ono from an individual no way tions, are ignorant on this point, they are 

conqeetod with the management. The Church Wlllull y “»d htupidly so ; and to prevent the 

ought to know theso things, and tlmt offi- S^Sh?„ ° M Uod ' 8 trulh u " d “ rdi " a " 1 ' 88 •“ 

. „ ,**’ “ . ogl ?.r l wl fli m j tlio pompUBs of mortal power, 

cially. Ino various ^onfercnco Missionary VVith ample opportunities of knowing, we. 

SocietioB lmvo confidence in tho Board of tho * mvo "P 1 d ‘ 8eu '>'red mining them sentiments. 

Parent Society, hut thoy like not to work in 1 ITv ted.^.m' und 


Parent Society, hut they like not to work in 3 ^ 
the (lark. Doubtloss all is right--but then v >' r ^ extent, and in* spite of every i*f- 

Al _ 1*1. II ... ... fort of t!i(>ir mliirirnia inui. t! ... .1. 


let tlioro bo light on tho subject. To snv nn !‘ ,rt ° f a', clr (eligious instrue lions tu the eun- 
., ' . . 8 «y no trary. .But is it an unheard nf thing, tlmt 

more, there lire vnriniin wnm m c<iaa t ■ . > . ®! ... 


_ ^ wiwjr. ^ uui is ii an unheard of tlnnir, tlmt 

more, thero aro various ways iq which *100,- Church mcnihors should commit crime ! Wo 

Dill) ftlinr lvn nnnann.!..!. J ] , U'lllllll if. un It I...A ' 


Southern exchanges differ loto ftr/ointi«i; 
views of tin* decision in the Western 
t pneern case. TheNurthcrn Advocate , dx 
giving a synopsis of Judge Leavitt's op® 
says : “This is a common senso view of tin 
•subject," and by way of contrast turns a tori 
bae^upon Judge Nelson: 

No wonder tlmt a Judge who could 
Conferences and Courts to his own liking 
should do what he pleased with 60 smilU 
thing as the Methodist Book Concern, '7 
ought to lie thankful tlmt ho did not gi^ 11 
all to the Soutli. Rut error has itfldnv. 
business 1ms fallen into different hands at tb 
West. Wo have from legal gentlemen tut* 
such an analysis of our Church policy an 
Methodist need not be ushnraijd of. 

Tim Sami:. — T he Southern Advocate 
the real issue in the caao not reached ty 
Judge I.eayjtt's decision — ho “ffghta fhj 
Our cofemporary shows, however, that if ^ 
Judge was correct in giving tlie propertj 1 ® 
suit to the .Northern Church, justice h** 
stopped short of its mark. Our Northfl* 
friends have not get enough! " e 
with him : 

Thellecision of the Ohio judge 

withdrawal of tho Southern and *ou 
ern Conferences lm« forfeited 
enees all the rights of property or ‘ » 
pertaining to them. “In withuravr g ^ 
bayh, “they take with themnoneol A, 
.of property pertaining to them # 
.Churcli.” Now an argument whi iff 
too much, or ii decision which 
self-destroyed. 'To keep tha Souther 2 
out of its rateable' share in the ^ 
Book Concern, the withdrawing . rt it 


000 may bo appropriated, and inuny donor* ^ We *‘° H0 .- it were an easy, but in- 

UTAlllrl Msufua n/in.r, Al. A il • vuliuus task, to sliuw that tlio iiioniliors if 


Prayer is the gulden chain of union be- 
tween heaven and earth, and it keeps open 
the blessed communication. 

• ' '■ - .. f 


A New Advocate. — A prospectus has been 
sent out of tlio *■ Central Christlat/Advocato,” 
to he published by the M. E. Church, North, 
in St. Louis, Mu. Peter Cartwright, Chair- 
man of Publishing Committee, Rev. Mr. 
Trottor, editor. Publication to he begun 
when three thousand subscribers are ob- 
tained. 


would rirefer nnmn nf it, nan 1„ • . VIUIUUB task, to show tlmt tlio members of 

would prolcr some of these to others in g.v- other communions, as well as of the Baptists; 

ing directions to thoir contributions. Wo not “laves merely, but iutolligcnt unu res- 

rcspcotlully caH tlio attention of.tho Board P u . etod w |lit0 .persons, lmvo committed gross 
10 . . .... i criuics, lor which they liuvp been punished, 

and k-oorotary to this matter. or have deserved to he.'' 

So much by tlio wny. Hero is tho extraot Tho Richmond Christian Advocate, pub- 
of tho Circular of Dr. Durbin, wo sot out to liolios the document ut length. 'I ho editor 
introduce.: b#y«Vcs that noUhcr tho ministers nor the 

llio Gonoral Missionary Committee met in members of the liuptist ehurelies of tho oitv 

; 

Messrs. J. F. Wright, of Ohio; 11. W.’lleedi “ “ pe#1,1 ° I’ r “j adk ‘ ial tu tin d <-'volop- 

of Iowa; W. H. Collins, of Miohigan; G. mlmt . pUro u " d und<diled religion, or to 

Gary, of tho Stuto of New York ; and G. th® nminteqanoo of duo eiihordiiiution on the 

Webster, of Muiuo. llov. G. 11 , • Houts, of I mrt °f tho colored population, and tho estub- 

Misaouri, woe detained on the Ohio river, and lishcd righu and rolutious hotwenu unw^n, 


door i uncorn, me wimhu, a 
urn siitiplv classed witli <irili n j ir X <«(■ 
that category they forfeit nil rl ® ,i c uioM 
...A „f nuiirso, Hit , 


portv. and ns a matter of com*, 0 ' ^i 
tho Rook -room pronorty. 1 .** „ ,-diStil 
cuntpetidioua niellioJ ul utooUBW ■ 
ty. It will, however, inrel'T tin 1 
orn brethren in worse (liffii'ul |ic “ > j,^jj 

had quietly given up tlio I ,r ?*|Jf ' ; JJliK 
the South. There nro ‘ V& 


the Soutli. I here lire j 

worth of property now in 4®' ithdr*^ 

turbed possesion by 

(’onff'rciiccs M church M 1 ** Cl # 


houht'H- ccinotorips, Colleger • wll lili^ 
onco’fundk and oven publJWfc^^ 


oil co tumlH. ami c\tu .a., Ohio 
nients. All this properly, 
proclaims to the world, l |ll# , nll , jn*’' 

This is actually tho ease, onfoj'fcp, 
cording to which justice m M f Cl \co^^ 
annul lease ; on iio llt l |t ' r . l , l0 ^J‘„ r , r .' ClnO* 1 .? 
to Judge Leavitt, tlio Wtstif 1 ': 

hound by duty to God, to i « ' ’ JJf J'* 1 
to sell out our churches, tnr" 


II 



Cl)f Hero #rlfons Cliristion JLtuiorotp. 


-'-„ u t all injunction upon ear Imndrod dollnra or more. Bes'ulos this, tlio 
'""tiio oiir onnfarprioo funib, tnkn tlio Conference fund, Kducntional fund nnd Pul)- 


-i.izO «Hir , P i liuuuHiuiini i iiihi 

'^.^‘xridai" and orpi"»'«. Tl>« ! ft " ° omo in f,,r 11 


t ®L n 'Juration is ft “ dogY a r "/'< " 
nfllifiml out ntnl out. All (lie pr„- 
l '" Mint Deed nrc void nnd worthless. 
,vu suv, is point; t"" fur nnd 
,'mui'l) for oven tlio Northern citn- 
" r,n * 501 , 1,0 of right. ' It is mi incon- 

i'"'° j too nood to l.o correct. 


respeota- i 


Advocate Office, Novembor 2J. J The Slave Caw Decision ct Jiul :; o P*l„ 0 . ! 
»,I-l'iT-.n> nmklnq romUtsncos .will |'|..i n .or liml 1 v„, , * 


HVS lino urinmim. 1 

„ “di’ii'l dog,' n rnpvt > 0 P°rl»on, ns our report at Conference will, 


show. 

November 12 . 


Thos. VV Doiisun. 


sense of right' It, is nil incon- 

’Mp too good to be correct. It HyMKNIUXL. 

l "' n w the plainest dictates ol worldly 

u*P in '. rn „iDum prudence. oUnniEn — On tlio .11th Inst., near Gnatqh, 

‘ ! ^’ m CoSvbntion. — Tlio Saint ^'"pt«r co.. Ain., by Hov. Alex ' Mellryde, 

£ ’ C T Is, tc’gives notice Hint tins convon- '[ C I ARR ’ furme [ ly of N - c - nnd 

u ; g Advoca P . . r , Miss Ann Jane Larkins, eldest daughter of 

rovWoO for by tlio joint action of tbo , roim M Lnrltins, deceased. 

’ I ’ <uiH(in d Missouri Conferences, will moot 

Vllii* curly next spring. It will consist 

I , p Killer nnd two lay delegates from' OltlTCAIiY. 

The precise objects we arc not .. _ .. ~ — 

oh di'trt • Da. John S. Hestkr, formerly of Ala., 

tised of. hut Into of Cnhlwoll Parish,' Ln., died of oon. 

Tucf Society -7 1 I°»MF.hism.- Ino.Ch. sumption, titli Oetobe^f last. 

I ini J. contains tlio proceedings of tbo or- lie was a successful physician, and an 
, t j on of the Methodist, Tract Society, “''liable young man, beloved by-all who foriu- 
” IJili inst , under tbo Constitution pro- od 1111 “Oipinintiinco with him.. 

. i„i« rtenorn! (''onference. The 'hiring his sicknoss' bo became .tnueh'con- 


AI,- Jn.M^s P. Cn n a, formerly of N. C„ and .V ivKi'.’i, 
Miss Ann Janf. I.akkins, eldest daughter of " " ' M 
1 I'd in M I-arkins, deceased. !>r it V *!. 


OltlTCAIiY. 


Hh. John S. Hester, formerly of Ala., timoiih't”* 1 .*.’ ..' 
but Into of Caldwell Parish,- La., died of con- i'f’ n, 


they are aoknowlinlgea ilulyrmlltej. 

„ .'l.'IIAMA oonh:rf..nck 

II". .1 \\ : I, r, 

M H A vint 

•’ I. HriiiW ....... 

I' l> 'Talih.lt .... I" 

N.l M.-icr . 

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h»v j i MiiitkHi..’. 

Ur \Y K rinrlt 

. R** '* M 

M (-M.iii.mok 

Il.'t T W l» ruiaii ; 

•| H Hoinlihall ,, . 

i'.IS'isri. 

s 'I nil , mi '..'.'""a 

I. Ur.-.'ti ’ > • 

•I W. Kl.lrhlgp • I 


Ur S II .Malone, j- 

Ur K I. tiller . . . j. . . 

Ur A N .T mieii. ' 

Her .1 S lluuh.v. 
'V F lliirper. . 
Ur J il MrU.'W.ll .... 
Mri* II ll.irvey . .»..., 
M K Kill 

A F U'yun . . • 

T I Mainer I .... . 


I mount Piii<i to 
flloD 117 

1 (..I 117 

1 fid II. 

• 1 f.0 147 


117 r.M.m t T „. > | 

141 

, cl <lM tint tv. |. .,i ., 
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K- 'in. 'liltiui 1 In ,) . 

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inf. - Min i i i 


105 " n 

■| In t 'll m l I ' 
Us 'I' *"'• i >'- i , |i 

J.JH l""\ 'Utl.r- • r r. 

i,,h "liT-U'i 
j H i lh emini v. Vir 

1H Uikliy wmIm.i.. i 

Ns ! 1 r.- Tieln •! K ielitu 

|,,m( llln 1 Ii- it II" re li <1 
i j s hi" iim fiir.' i • i 

14H 'Ulen.iv Fim lilt 

Will III IjMiHM'g 
Jfidt Hire.' I her 

TMl “i":" in »h" mi 

Ml ' ' ' ""hi! 

] |S I > " k ' 1 N < 'll" 
j j s 1 • lit . 1 1 1 a i i hi ii ,. 

1 IS V r. .Ii', my 

I4S I 1 

Ms I “I' 1 ''"", ■ •' 

I "Mr A ■ hiiie n| 

j , s j moii'l t"l I i'i" 

^ , lint I'' nt nil *ii, 

j i in n \ i ' 

1 in the In lit ,. . , 

tin Miiy< r. I t h i 
\ ch 'l al'Y uill) t 
«' llll'.'il the w Imi-; 

| 4 - until ••’itl v all. 

h r.lNal •«. U ' 

147 plitves. in Mine V| 

■■.117. _XkltHiiiA_, 

•• I'mler theve i 
ri/li' | nillvi I . 


sumption, lith October last. 


,hg Win in”",. • • > 

l^bjtlic Into General Conference. The 
^ arc Presidents ; tberc.arc some tliir- 
, 11,55 ntnAgcra nnd-jYr-Storcni'i\ Corresr 


.■ .t > 

W /. M VanceV. L. .. 

.i urn j.i. 

' Fn.z.r, .......... .! 

U A llutle.lire 4 .’ 

-Hi v \Y t: Turner' 

II. v A MelUy.l" 

J I* 1 'irr ' 

H< v U MnrrKh 
Mrs l! Albritlou 


corned for the wclfurft of his soul, and having f ^ * 1 

n cor rect knowledge th roug h the Spirited bis >» e >mit.i . 
'bring „ sinner in tlio ^glit. of (bid! be was • 


ring Secretary. It starts well, and lias n liilvde to cry for mefej. 'This caused him 
pie work to do. weeping nnd Iniuenlntion, until .lesns was ,i' . i's'I.ui.' ' 

■ t (ho long lender is on the llosmeritc niiinili'ijted to him us bis Saviour, when lie jl 
* 1 -nt-n job for Dr. Uoncl . lieplving to l "'“. I ' ,H JfMrtlcn of sin and guilt, and hope ■' o.f .u"' 
^tnuation. Hint s!S„d,,g j' r ' "ow bi-eni.ie exceedingly 

■ ".® mc ,,, J " muU8 to h e baptised by ml (lid School or 

,„ 9 aimed at besides sere -'.o/i, Dr. li Primitive Huptist prenelier, nnd for which 
liithc following, that sounds' significantly, purpose 1 yras sent for. 1 attended, *nnd ris- 
lf |,y f 0 r ms to bo beyond tlic-reacli of this mai nod with him a part of two days, and a 
■ution ! night. Ho gave mo every satisfaction of liis 

Siincrhsps'-Otlr opponent only means that ) u ' jpy °* jan 6 e l " nmi niltllrp * n grace. I viewed 
i . .... * *i * bun a nrnner so i ii,„ ,,..i: 


i.bl isiana ojnfkiiknti: 


"i in If I-. Mi. .: ii 'th .t n 

I. .mi. i| I " I'.ih him . | hlM nt , . i 
V-.rU : 

» • 'li. r I'I h'fi i . . v hf.r-, • 

Mil i. t i >" nf "lilL'i'.ttlifj. If) T.'K 'h I 
' "11 .hi! I’.f Hli'l . ii;lil > i;, v. . 
til.' il' M || ..In v •'! UClnt" i' ihiiI i . ' 

I 'V JUil! iwllIK. • lull liVi.t liri> ! 

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V, ’ r ' 'I' " P V" Hl'| I 

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V . Hi t.. Norl'i Ik. Hull 1 .."k | 

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II'V •l!fth'U , 'v In u ..|u|» In .S,a, 

'I |'i"c . I hit Hi. in .• j.. w t |r _ 
Hit lli.'|l, V'i' 1*1 ll I cutll'l ,|i, a,, 


Lstor Iroin Texas. ' | 

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, " tl1 " 1,1 11 ■" ’! '"" I in N,.n 

ll1 " 1 ' "" r " ,. , 

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ni"»il "f t if tim tli" • ' t , ru l.'rrltoty 
T h " .'"I,”” bir -"I III" Sin, r nnl Mite, I t 
" ’ " '■'• .Ti’Mrjf .,r Slni" »r i‘Miirn,l, r,.r 

III. Til l' .., I,, ll," ivnil inti'll |l„u K .. r , 

, b 1 ' * Vill.lv. I lint nil. tmlfnn 

r "" u "‘ |' r "h'N 'l mill in T" I'.'im.'i.hlo Mhll" 

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n.iO lli. T, v-i" fr : ""S ns.rly |,r„li‘,|tr,| l.y l'„p|„ 

M S‘ ' " ! , ! r :v ,r -l '" l * -Ine ..... 

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"" ""»*h .III", ahil d<> not Inrtniin is on. eons-,,.,,, u .^IgS 

yj'r hn. Arrival ni Snn T - **- **»'•.'■ eourt... n, . 

' rsHolMo. m, 7 u 7 ***"• *" '» rsL., ,^i 

••( II," Maine U„ w , H. S, 


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merit I'i the nnrlll 


TKucouApnto Items. 
North Oarollnv Elactlon. 


T». .. ... „ , '"* , "»”oN.No»pmh«r 21 . 

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"ml nt Snn . r~i.H.T, IVi laelMnMnin. 

noro.. tS, 

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-HHiw iilmh t '.ri?"' Kln K n T»74». ntHklng % total nf 


lr!ydo |iofc intend to arctic, because they *‘' ,n ,l P rn P ( ‘ r subject to receive tlio ordinance, 
lit omml. They expect to have a niii- iin ‘) preparing for the ' administration of 


My Itev It lUrp 

M \ llepler ’ 

J II Hmith I}-. 

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M Biliiu 

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l a Duinifiia.*. 

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0 Osl".rn 

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, . . 1 60 

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Ou accubut 

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'"I wh" 'VII* ell rl( Ml I h.' l ily nf, 

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-! In <• \ • K n I tt »- tun ml In |.rs*U "I 

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• 0 'i v " • • » . ' • I •••• il. it It i m ii u ihni", iirn- 
II iiiiy -In ni, i MM'.ir. Nl r. Abilin. ml pr.. 

"ii "iir wi.y in N.'wV. rl< i lint |)«. wuuht.' 
It’ T.tlic **•»>■ I'f lllrliin md K<>t Inti, Hi,. |,„|. 
k |ir<>( a ur.' a i'i»"*;M<.' fair n.y*. It Ihiniiv nnd 
■ sliii' glint' «t «m." fro fit th it |..«rt t" N. w 

'i' clrruin tiirMTa. nnd thhiklnit Mint nil wiin 
I mi iln luirhi.r • l ,N"teV ik 'itu mi Ii 1 1 1 . |niet 
t It ili i i • 

' n\ -f Hi iiioiuMi «d I Inin itrrlvud ul N..>v 

' ’ "• »" •i’diidS . i.Ji.i.n in- ilmt li- wit* 
'"•r" ,;.||— imc lur mill ll • li Iiinut; r.miy III 


".'""T' ""M - It.- <lnr.-lli* t.r ttu* lath tiny. * 

S 

J.I '-III'.. I , |»", mi;. - 111" !■" linen, „ g ( ., ir ,,„, tr . 

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Ih'iidiifi ruiid. mid i'<«.oti,rntiiiif in i.i 


. it, , i i i I 11 r rutiiii i'iiii,c «r li li iiiir-i. 

r 1 1,1,1 l- rnUlitf in our Ul-.r-w lli . 

1 Id. —ml", il,.., i.r. lliolnnrli.- ,„„| S ,5 ■ 

lie I " 1 "I"''" 1 1'*' *- mi-I', etil ,,, 0 , 1 ,,. , 1 ,.,.. In’ I"' 

' ""' r ' l S" r ""*lv "I'"" III" mirk li"f„n. (i„.,„. rt-lnli 


*■ ^ ^ ms. i^m, 

I ,,n. .nm TI'" Ki.rtem hn.o le.n mmmon.d' 
' lUI-Wl nn the Srnl W..,t„„d. r ,,, Ooc.mh., 

Ill rnr, tl," ruin of l„« Sint" Mr I'ro.lA.nt nn.l VU 1™^ 

Arrival of the" Orcneaft oily. 

.... ,, NavVonn. NovomhorM. 

Tl," I r",",.|,l I lly liv. nrrlri.,1 hrrn rr„i„ T|„„„, H h" 

m.. nll"W"il („ "nlyr Hint hnrlior nntl InnA her mails .ml 
1 to . m n l ll. r "ffloern wit" tr.nl", | ronrtmni.ly. b„l 

Mir-IT Smllll w„. hIImwimI l„ ,M, lh „ , h „„ „ |n 

• M " l,lf " rn "' | I "lit »|" Onwrnl eilj worn, I 
II" |»i-rmUI,M| l„ enter Iho t„rh,,r a B a|„ |, n n ,, th , h „ ut ,, 


« - - » . 

v.ii.m .1 In^in y n^in^u eeTTk*. 

PlIRk --TV.,. Pw , h ^ 

>..V, -111, Ml., nn ankrtav .1 fa nu, T.» M._u 

Il"».ln., r„l Inlk.l.T . Inw.r n. .iLrl 

* «• .■"■mug ,«Z! u&SirZte 

'*•'1 f fc. 1 ., h,„ , h . , nrt ,t. flg,,. h .f w.n »S. ndS, 1M , 

?*' Y ^*Har, howay.r, hol.Ura rat itp dlalrraw*, ^ m „ 


o.i nl ll nl. VI. e IWf nl I,t a 

I her-malla Ami .it moui, fc * 1 * u •» “«•"• •" 'r— a 

n,ir,"m,.lv. but * " ^ k ~"«, "" 'M •» m-VM-. „ t 

ihor.. Ooplnln *sn e,,xtn«_Tk. ..er',nf,k_.eki„ u .,'ll'l.Sa 4 , 

CUT would not , , •cm " n.,,iw h- _ih „ , ,,. p „ 14 * 4 . 7^4 
Imllh .SouM S., k "'*» "'""M •» TV,,™. 

In replied thnt I.AKO-Onl, . ' . . 

Iho AllthorUlc* "*M "ll'plle, tYia laua kart b .na.nar^t, U *"* " IA 

not permit her 7 ' 1 ' 

or four Uia .1 if . |„4 ,i._ . . * * rime, In tnr*a 


- ^ -ii 


ill V v.rd* In' I.ht'.f. 


! 1T in favor of their! proposed rule of Din- 

the next (bunTnU'iuiferenee, or a. spelt of e’ougbing, and' 'sunk *> much mnler .jSiT" 

#n „t very. relrtote, nnd then tlie necesbitv ' ,l t0,nince( l would not he pru- j wd-.ui !!.V! .!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!’! 

c*v-e^ion must Imj ’ determined by the mi- ,ltnt to undertake to adminlstor the «»rdi- 

r tr. Meantime the agitutio|| jtLto he jrer- nnnee. Up agreed to disponso with it, and .1 umilT 0 !'...' !!!!! ' ; . !!!.' 

rjl. There is to he no interval, in which made a request redativo- to his burial and Uy ii.'v ii kiuacnr': 

h jilg Charity may heal her wounds. The that I should preach bis funeral at bis grave MncSST.:\: 

1 .11111111 oartyaro to he allowed to den ounce 1 . , M 

Cbun'li ns n "pro-slavery ('bureli,- 1 m!vcr '' l,m ' S!,cd H,ro "« , ' r in " K uJi'fl'U TUwVaVt'.'- 

t:,ivinp at. fostering, and sustaining in her l, y in R hour, and although his sufferings were ll H Jobtihon 

, 3 . the "sum of all villainies," and all (Cent, lie Imre thorn all with the greatest pa- Viim.'iTii.'.ro 

iifem Iho basest motives, “.lusiice, mor- tience. I complied with" bis request unit -. .' K.-tT-ky 

•i with the vain hope ol making peace ‘ 7 1 'erse, to a largo and uttcutnc F 

lire there is no pence’' All this the con S re K a tion. ^ J c li.Try 7 

ureh i. to endure patiently, until the world Dr. Hester truly wiis my friend and bro- o .i* ‘i!ww“““ n 

, "imed in despise her upon tbo showing tboriin tbo Lord Jesus Christ, consequently i "- "''mw .... 

r own children, nnd refuse to bear the, | mnnrn mu l,, uu i i i,. , ■ , ") u«v n J llarri. 

, > ; , ... . , 1 niourn my toss, l.ut I know rt is bis gum. nn...i . 


I I v siiojcci nirecoive the ordinance, tc Mall 

-i"d wiis preparing for the 'administration of tq K 'Si’ J i: 
the snuff., when lie was taken with a severe « I i.ir|..r'. 


v there is no peace ’’ All this tbo congregation. ( .1 e ll,!rry 

vh is to endure patiently, until the world Dr. Hester truly was my friend and bro- i-yulrf, 0 "" 

"limed to despise lic-r upon the showing tlier in tlio Lord Jesus Christ, consequently hr iv'slmi, . . 

M,wn children, nnd rofilso to bear tbo, | mourn m i,,mm i.,, u, • , ■ , n«v n j Mums 

hffrom her ministry. We apprehend x 1, . ^ \ 

j ii a mistake. No Chr'iHtiitn community ‘ ^ ‘ ,,r 8 hnle upon Ins bereaved fricnii^ m i* \v huh 

: uhlure such u course of action .long «wd relatives, and by grace prepare them all K 'Sf u,V r V V r , - i 

^mu«t apply or originate the remedy. It tu uieet him in heaven, whcreall i-t peace and n u nu.- ....... .’[l"*, 1 . 

*u cannot walk together unless they be love. Tims. Mi.ukditji. 

^ri. neither can associated Churches, or Mt. IMeasant, La., Nov Id > fl*^V.V:Y.Y.V.V.'. 

cfrKDOw. I ndcr such imputations from ^ ’ vuii.-hd 

•Dio. no Church edu hiistain a Christian * lc b*utaw\Ala.) papers are requoa i TcrrcU 7 

imcicr, unless she appeals to Christian dis- to copy. m .sWi.hou 

Deaod disowns the calumniators, or hrintr . J ArtiHT 

ta f„ repentance. — s 

— SPECIAL NOTICE. ° VifhtVbwg.^.r,' 

tj r , J It L.iintrgtli. 

KtVl\ AL 1 X I KLLIGENOE. I he inembers of the Mississippi, Alabama. *■* A aii..m 

rud Outlet., Miss. Oonf. I.omsmnn. lexas and KastTexas Conferences, 0 u ±t.j' m»Vuw'." 

Within the last four weeks we have bad "' 1, ° ,aa yy» indebted to tins concern, will do * 
f leisure of witnessing the turning of «» » favor by bolding themselves In in; i;.,w.'rs'.:,. 

” ^ , .1 »\ iiif'ici! 

j fo toe ways of (Jod and salvation. adjust their several accounts nt SLiUru.i, 


lly K«-v |- ilttyboc ; 


inr fo the ways of God and salvation. adjust their several accounts nt 

‘*1 of tho conversions have been clear, the approaching sessions of' their .respective 
Halier have been happily converted and Conferences. K. Stevenson, Agent. 

,i ioed the church f \Ve are now engaged J.ouisvillo. Ky , Nov. 5 , 1852. 
imeetiDgof interest here. 

K. Mavuek. ■' ~ ' 


ttenary College, La. 

* fV - Mr. Hnrp t passing through tho. city 
week past, returning from Jackson, made 
by news from this cherished Institu- 
t'd ihe Louisiana and Mississippi C’onfe- 
*’«• The College proper has in it a larger 
oler of BtudentH tlinn ever before — about 
1 The preparatory department is well 
^ned also. But better news than this was 
1 a religious meeting of much interest 


MISSISSIPPI CONFERENCE NOTICE. 

I ho preachers on their arrival at Jackson, will 
please call at Brown's corner, in front of the 
Capitol, whence they will ho conducted to 
lodgings. W.m. 11. Seat. 

Jackson, Miss., Nov. Dili, 1852. 


.*? L ll.jrii' B 

H> II Ki'uulter 

•I. F ('nil r-<u. 

U J K'-n.Uil 

A M Hurley 

lice H Alexander : 
Her T ^'.H.iridge, Text-**. 

Itev S \Y Mopn*. Tenn . . . 

I. ll (If. ji'.ry. Fu .• 

lly lit Y U Mocres: 

J MrCluni. Ark 

U H )lnn*on. Ky 


H KN DUAL I NTEI.LIMKN ( 


The nrennrfitAPw : . it Tiiitiu.i\u Incident — A few years ago, the 

. ^ ^ * V P 1 tment is well inhabitants of Seville read with surprise in the 

Med also. But better news than this was ‘dvurtisements of nn approaching bull tight the 
& relitrinua mnntik,. r , • . . unusual notice : “ When the third bull shall 

religious meotihg of much interest have attacked the picadors, and receives three 

progressing in lackson, La , and about l m ' rs w * bantlerillns, a young peasant, by whom 


,j t l 185 . v The Funeral Cere monie s Ninth December. 

, All tlie various societies, military, firemen, 

cct , ore active making arrangements for the 
\ lew years ago, the proper observance of the day. ()ur firemen 

'oSluglmu'iiglM Iho ,lle invitation of the Commiitoo 

tlio ifiir.l bull ahull 11 An :--‘iig>' | iit-nts, mid will make n very largo 
re, nnd receives' three turnout. IN e leiiru they have employe 1 tell bands 
ung peasant, by whom of inusio for their division of the procession. 


.'1, f ol. '■l.l'.f M'l! Ill" llllV .IHlI.I. lY-M. 1 ,", I, 

I I.') I |'i"iN" 1 1 |.:i|j-r « inr Ii" • ti-i I In- nuui" t.f t li:i I 

Ik' • 'Hr. • i ii," I • . r with u t it. H-miiIi 

14. ' * " * ' 1 ' k l n'l'i -i'll It nl nl .Hip i|. c»f hift ii 

14.' .iiniii ■ ■ ! ■ - in.' tli.ii Ii.. hi it . uMlivfilUiil'niiiii. .1 In 

14.1 r 1 ■ 1 »• 'll Ilf' I W , ' I (I. 

14.1 :,,r ■' " : 1 : " > ' •• l .it I-I.l " to III It .,,,.) 

U*."D xih ' Il in y t It. r.miil ;.l «|,\v. - I'.'uld In- i,|n..,| y t 

. 14S "’-.Hi' ll- ni III.,' I," uld ■iniiii.-iiiNl'i-ly.lritief.'r nil 

-rlU.V "* 1 '' 1 * d'i Ii n. 'ii- •ii'.iin. r Men) |.I i|m. wltinli would •nil 

I'I Hi I', y. - l|, nix. im.mMmi.., IK, . 11 ,,, .1 "Mill,,,,, 

M.HUO t i" blilvr wh'-re | — u;.-" I;, i. w„ru itlren to me 

.’•* (}» llMiT. f l.-.l lh. .. I mill : , ...V lo.ntly, 

1 J.I ‘ lU, “ V" 1 ill. < lly of Hielimmid. hiuI truunfiT 

{• •*>*» """ l" 1 lie 'll) (d lli.l. in..: I i.ud’v.TV « ' I. Iw.. 

liuek" eiilin. *ll,i i wIim Ii lie -Ini,- i Ii nl li. . , v 

'!;! !'}•"; ("»«» - -. -I v ,i . m„l"'i 

il III- tlir.-. i lie ►.,yliii£_liA-u*-lh. 4 i i lie v were (oniimv u- 
11" l" ll" r. Miner Mil, , ill,. 

,!!. 1 !"• h"ck*i. Il.en. II.-I.’I.'I . if t.rne.'.-ilin^ to theMeiitner 

o!'\ ;*' , «'t*hi» (trove |,.,||„| t,. l.,B..fUn» 1 „ >40,11, etr- . t Here 

11" I W.l ' told l III,) I Hill I |.,' V our hire her .re I, . MIL' put nil 

, j- 1 "! ,l " 1 'J einphiH. I I lieu pi.il the IUU"I,|, 1 . heinp 

I. ?.|"I A n I 111 lids ni-.uey WH- |mid. Ihe lM„.k .Inv. i- 

140 r "" "I II. !’• II I... Memphis I, U) .tarried UM 

ii,0 ngiuii.-l our e.ir.n. -)■ pi -i, i. )„•„ houae. .V> n r„, t , i,. 

-ire, t. dr ppe.i UM.I.iwmipon ll.i sidewi, Iks. and .lrove».)T. 
I 4 fl Ml xva% now <Ui k. nnd we I., \„ v nil. , -Irunp'.-is in the i i, v 
w, T. r»m pelted to •.),«>■ „( l Ik. : phni nil inorni„K The 
14,4 1 n, xl Ihe Oil, Ihe hleiipier M. inpht,' wtH d. 

J40 l"MV.o« iny-eil. lam -| v „HU „u | wh.l I .-I .. v a - d.-. 

*v* rl "f 'Vi 1 " w hai t. w'.iru wi,.- eni to me ,|,„t my 
fluvi s had I"-e), li.ken inin eourl. The ru-ult ol' ihe pr..- 
ret '"I* ups in r'liirt Inn d. "rn d ine ■ i all my property. 
ttinon,n* ,lJ F' “I I'lL-l . to V.I 111 IJ. «I"NA 1 ,| A N L. 

141 •• v , ,, v,, 'k. .Nov 17. 1S.1 l' " 

144 1 

444 If llii.i I- i, r.ir. "'' 1 'Htlet' "I ns tlie .lottmnl |<refutnpn It 
44 ^ Ip. il ;-le.xv> llixi an J"'>" I " l'« en r>dd.ei| 91 uie 

110 l ,r "P Hy. M.lut* r.'.tiDO in "“I'i'’. heii'tf all that he ItNil in the 
"or! I. lor no oil.. , 1 , He nr., 'hun t, ui lon : it the port ,,t 
j,j 4 New \ ork, in 1'iti ImiiMi ir. m . 1 . ' ^ MV< ,l d'*i*»n Strife ntun- 

1 45 .'"her rlay.-imldiu^ State ; a,„|. r„r. u * r ’ •hai tin rphJ.ery 

145 whs e|r. cteil hy mean.- of an iulamnil-. Hno.l W ho 1 ;. nl 

145 llii"- • l alliu^es. pr..f. BM illy t.'i t ,k"Mr I,, and Imp 

full li.y 111 tl.e sleui leg Aleinplii-. hut in 1 1 a. 1 '*! d ■ |> 
15(1 l "e,n d-iwii J,ji , .o;|,wi>et,. lit. hir.-mn re L,l„ .-tn,u7 0 - pl ’-' • 
1 .H.S l * ,M * J'h-y miidil ,( |. • A hie to t |. 4 :, r t in tin --t. 4 .,,,, r 11 : - 

]/it) l’|"' . had' tin- <h lx ere * •■«•„ iiuiper.-d with l.y Hi- 

al.oiii inul-t and l.nh. d -to carry the •in.nai 1 " rlirlid* 
16«i r lru 1 jii.-t* nd t to l|,e il... k «li, re tin- M.-mphU xxns 
]|r) 'y"h - I' ' • «d»kr that mm. tiody told a elrln;: . f fn!-e- 
24 » h enjs in order tli .t a i..o,»l rotihery tuiglit he e(!iiunlilcd 

filJ uml. r the forms ..f i„x V We hop.- ihat the „uit.oi - f^tln 

H 7 niiM-ldef, whoever they way b- . will be l'eriel-d < nt and 
pun -hed us they deserv.- 

14 S TLw .loo rna l 'i f I’nminerce nf Hie lStl, adds 
148 TI.ij |.i'r.|ifi-lti.',i to raise f.'difsi l.y v.iluntary Sltb.-ri | - 
rim, ,Y. indemnity 'ir .loniuhiin I.eimnon «.f Vlrgfniu. t.r 
148 ili" ' i'r . 1 h, • .-in v. « while tnu(diii.|{ nl tho pat u fexv jays 
J4R •‘■ine". on li if- way to Tex if. tun- been umv.i.ally approved. 
148 *• •’ , l "urin’i..rm.,tt.i„ extends I’I' d««- ex. . . din^ f5t n 

14s >" " n>firr.-«ate have been sent i_n us l.y r. -pnusibl,' cti- 

/.(MI- IIS 'll pait of til" fund, oti ountUUou ihut tin- whole 
14 8 , Hiuo tut t-liull be ruined 


I • - v i ni i. A vi t, A. ; , Ut iiAl .N t.ii - 1 .—Prof, “for Bu--* 
rhu'.nn In an int r. -tiuj; lecture b Puv the M.oimntcs’ 
lilstitutu t.f CVucililiUti. Iimke-A the (nlbfWb - • 1 . I -.- 

up'.-, the nv'ein^. duration . f lit'-, rhe . IT t in purl ..file 
uied eiU ci. 'lice lie s .yx. tlmr in Hie latter pu t of tl.e 

MXi.entli cei.tury orndball '.of nil that wire I . rn. dU^J.I 
ui,d r live years of i,j:e. », .4 t he aV'hrHgo longevity of tlie. 
who - population w..s but ej^lit years in ihe seven- 
tix'jvt li century, nm-halt of tlie population died uuder 
txve.re. IlUl in til" first sixiy y ir- • 1 ih- eight. eulti 
eeidury. oiio-IjhII ot Ihe population Hv.il over twenty- 
- vi » years In the Utter r- .It y years, one-half exceeded 
1 lur y-txio years .f ng.« Ai tlie I. ginuii.gof the present 
'"■nl ary. um -half ex«; •. di d forty j . ab. mnl f. up to 
I “* I • on .hair exe- e.t- l .foriy thr.-e Tlie aver, .go |.iii- 
g vi y , I tin s- Mi*T' j* 1 101 I- lias been in. .< a- d fr'n. 

I’ll eerl yearsdi, the -ixte. nth c- ntury* up tu to . 7 l.y ..u: 
ih-( r. poll ■ 

fi.e.-e lactri are derived fi .in t In- me-lical statistics. of 
Hsu vii Appl - J to th - .••'tinny siieh an lu>p ••). meui 
ns i» here 1 x 11 ' lot 1 d from 1 .S' m# i . . I - X • would iiu„ a varl- 
ntion :n "iir bill- ..J tnortaliiy of in- -re than half a uni- 
ii nl. or Ja('U deaths di»»iv 


,'"I,liiil„i . Oiili.rn.to cMimtj Tl,,,",, 

j "1 r»,iK" j ... tin.. „f | irn |r»"» ' 

| jjA I . I . IT IfA. x i ' i^— *Xli, „,1„ S( „| , r|| |nm , 0 

1 "WlSSl'l®!!*!!. 'J"' -My "r , I v lot, 

j - 1,1. ,,ll but' fix „r , • v.-n-.ir. ,ir K lit <-onel,'l>.rSliiiV „vrlli" ,, , - — 

’"I. Mil l.,.„.l- u„ ll,„ " 1 X [,U"rpM„I ,IM". tl," ""min,, , ; f il,,. i„l, !„.! 

I "It .1 tl'nn 111 " •tonunt, brought b» th„ 

I " ' "ir "rr, m bio light film. ^ J' 1 " I* "brier nimm.ryof her oommrr- 

! IftSSSS- -Siliwpool cotton M.rk.t, 

., , ' b .1 ® ,r, ;.k "nttrr T' XV«lm*l . 7 Kr«,l.«; NorrmberO, 

I. ■ , 1 ." " "1 " IsTOsftlS: ?; r '" , " r ' 1 ' n "”' - Nlunilsy murnln,. 

b,r pnylmr itu, llrjl In.', n l,"j' »"• »' r 'MenmiH b .,1 s ilrpreMIng eg,, a „ n tbn "niton 


Tl. „ Nr«r)..»«,No,™ 1 hrr!B,7 : Mlr.M. >'"«- T l„..,ubi k . ta „ "-J- 

? "! " r, ; ,nM " ben nrrlreil here, ' 

'""Mg I,lrrrpo„l ,l"le, l„ tb""„„l„,„ r „,,, - »,S' ^ ^ 

I V .tow .Inyeleler tlinn tll"nro„ u „ t , brought I,, th ,t',. “7 '-r- 1 ^ prla. 

' ” 1h " '* - ."nimnry of her oonimer. ■ , " , 1 . « »" 

al haws : II.™,. i. ... " 1 . •*« I • lo of brim. n„,h.d > “Bn, 

Live rpool Cotton Marknt, fl b.s™ i »VJL!'.-*r , | '‘ l "* ll * | ' > * *- ,r~> JjW-»mrar 

l.irrnrpoi,, IVrJnriul.j Erenlug. NorrmberP . 1 , M"""'--"-.*.™ w h-Mef .nr «i, ,r 


. .Ml,,. — . , 

i™, ."i, WJ> prl „. m r M 7?i“yvi 

nice "t! * * "*“S “• „•> ™w^* ,,T 

k *r pr-.-.™. . ™ilh <™~i.. 


'.Mini! I s. Ihinks and Duval Executlv.. «• *' v . • • ' I, ouis u ir « 0 r,!i,„.rv *«"*»’• •••»• of |soo 

;r n„, lllM , i„„ „ „'iV ti, p , "ll" .be mi" ,,r Nn,,„. «•*— « »«♦ 

11 % z. ,h ” " '» »” <- k »" on -.a,", mi 

r,„-. » — Tin. r, ,n riHw«v« a . __ ’•*“*. .. ’ 


’ T '". r ""'” l„K "Mmri Dr (lutitutTr work Government and OnpL DavenDort 

.•xli lb, '-Jtorbln,,-" In Ugh, , l-.,r, lg„. Nr»Vo„, Nuremtor S3 

' " U " l ""S l,ll " ut Hill" -nr lb" The rnurre nf Pnplnln Pgrnnport of ibe ,t ,'llr 

""' l """" r " l|t "" Hulburltlc", I. "onjcmnid by Pmldnnt 

I N .bins I r, r, '""re mi.iirnii" , In urr",-. Mllne.r" .ml tin, Onblnel. II,. |, u (Mnmrnu.ntlr been 

m " ■ 11,1,1 •>' H' 1 ,- 1 ". nn- nf fn,|ii"i,l n mnred fnmi. lli" c„mm»nd nf the Orenrnt Oltr. ml 


government and Oapt. Davenport. "* I,T " w ’ n '’""' l “S*.~-,ri"ii™ »..i,"f ix. fcii„ to ,„_, t 

NrnVon", Nnrember 23. *" M •''.-(«• 'kin, «.0»l 11)4 1 lM«.^k. ( in« n . ) 

1 he "„„r.,, „f Unplnln Dgrenpnrl „f th. "rrwrnt Ml, . “V, *»■>,“ (1MI «-) u Tl, M 

™ ,B| t ' lr ,: "l*n nulbnHtl"". In "nmlernn.J by l-rn,M«nt 'XlZ .Tl; w , «. 

I iilmoro and thu CaUInct. He has bwn. " •'' , "* ,k,t W * ”’ u °" 

r , M.inv,.,l fnmi. Hi" rnmtn.nd nf the Orernent (Illy, and' " KN " V -V’ 1 * ™'r ™i. »r , h „ w . 

"rileriMl for duly nn braird the "lonp-nf-wnr VlnMunw. "l, Vmiw’lvn!!' '* l ‘‘ T "* 4 "' »' -V-. 

— 'J BnWiwrr, V»". 23 -The cmirl- "nH,,,. „,i„,i r .i !!! .7”,”“?* '-‘Utofctogta.lMW 


■7 ; ' Tl ;" n , rni,t '7 •""" -» „„.rd t h « Zrjasjl**- b,r * 

•JlVaS*-'-. 27 ji«"Pi„„T.d or ihil dliwun ZZ' ",-.l:,.r : • ": u ' 

« nnd has ordered a new trial, inr. ... 1 > * ,t • r '' 1 »T 1*« *«’IU ebole.. Kesturkr a»fe siiWr 

w. . « I.r.5l»-ltBI*U"irnf nn.™. i_ _ m " 


ill, unexpected revolt, 


Arrival of the Falcon-Later from Oat- Th, Taut nr torr. MrWn, c««» Muttal of TiEr" ? " T *' *" ° ,f,w 

,.?••• '»-t - codger. 


.if teriiii.'i ml- r i, * , ! t 1 Mc, /* n ‘'’ rendered a verdict r„H, roo .1 a, »b A , ' 77 si »,, mul w 

an l ill. 1 * ^ h ." disfipproYed of this droUon -lay allOWr, Bvt rveuntev ‘p 1 . - * 

nnd has ordered a new trial. , r . r , 1 Ho r.-lle ebole.. Kesturkr Rofe »nur 

- " r~- _ * ‘ " )•! k'M of M IdflMrllenill our Mukll Ttw. lailee, n 


N.LV.V 111, y, bringing date" frnra Sun Enanlno Ip Ibe 


la. v n *’r" r -^ ,vw ‘ N "* v " rki * '*'* •» ««• "ssz „ 

,h“ Ir, r ’ l ll ' :r ‘" a “ W “ " ,,r ° r ' C, ’ lr "" !" r ,mn : 7 Pt ' .*""■*"* h-'l-O torn 1 ^™ ; * 


ll O. . arm intccen days later than wo lmvo received in a proper nmnner, b'npt. 5 lnl,anc adinltt 
dir, M-l n, , hb p„« lu ,, rror , llU mgrnttMl baring m«d„ Ilia nli 

lb" hr, night '-id pun-ngur* win, on 111 " dnw„ by 

||„. ,i"gmriw tinllltirnla anil Nurll„,n,"r. and »35(i,ooo on Scrcral verilicts linvo recently 1« 
fr. hill nnd ill til" hands ot passengers. ngnlint railroad cm panics In EnglHmL foi 

Tb" I A,]iii,-,v.ill I , ,, tb" "runliig I f ll,o tMh llnl ". '» Hi" I'wunUry Injury nf liarrbn, 

liift, Tim rl,.iin„.;-" 'I'vrgM nnd Nurtti. ri, I.lght mlb d 

'", "l »'" ("V N"WV ,rk Klngrtun, iioard o( Health. 


Ill "rrnr, nnd regedlrd hiring mnd« lb" .t.tcmont, f ik. U,u, 2'”fS5 

iSeverii] veriliet" lmvo recently been olitnlneil *•«» ib. g™.i., 

«gnl„.l r»llrra,d n „nip«nl"a lu Kiigbimf. fnr lining brhlnd li. „ ,,k ' '*'Vrlr-Mpra™,.™ k... k™, 

111,,". In tl". pwunlnry Injury nf Imrrlrn, " T k .?" , * , "" , " u <Pb>,TU.™d.y .r..kig raraprUwl «"_» .hi™ tak.. 

J* «■' | '»• M1MM M.1 s-l , Z .kl~ 

B °“ d 


California. -The fiiihpus troupe of Chinese Jugglers nlso 
came by the Falcon. Tlio company consists or twenly 
persons, male and female, and their performances are said 
to be astonishing in the extreme. 

Mivim Mti:,.",„i", r. -fork,' /lur,— Iglnnd torCnm- 


(‘.•iilunlnn 

c.iurrh, Pulmonary. . 


Or.iwMil 

IJvl'illtl 

Dro, «jr 


I*" y I" lining Inbimtdy wi-llr tliough not",, w.ll „■ it,,.. 

"»v., .turn. b.-nMur.ir,., Tludr pt. f„r ,l„. M„,v, 

..pemtlons amount to something more than * 20 ( 0 . Km.rhii.. ” 

Th" company adjoining seem to |,e cursed tn uUthelr ‘•-ryrtpvh* 

• ticin ids to get into Ih" rlv. r M.xptofwIoU has h '. n 

', t w,» u'»to»jwi> .»» „r thn,,. tunw. nut thu. )“,'.v,T, P k"j'.::::'.::'.'." 


ptrtons hud prufesspd conversion, many Hu a.ut m° "9™ 

l^nutudcnta of thc-college and the l.iM, '."vr r 'em. iving the handerillan one alter nnotlier, * • * e, 1 K'"f s nnd 1,080 ^ rr '»RM «" 'Ins „c- 
l : <*U of tho villa •* tj c ° will lie down between his hornn. ” enston, put wall appear with their numerous 

[ a ” e ' Mirror, 18th Then nnouncomoht of so singular feat attract- ha niters in mourning, ami also.their horses will 


I i.m iinii leiise' crowd lo.tlie nn ipliitliei lire. The he in the 1 prooeaiiion with mourninv trappines 
i"',l Jitill ttiipeiired, an aninml will, "|>lohdid The I*„r uguese Benevolent Sueiniy will turn 
•rns, a ml vorv brave: hn s «w four i.n-sos. rn. • * l} ,l,lu 


Oa last ,t ii . . , ihinl hull appeared, an animal with splendid 

• truay tho ministers and mem- horns* and very brave; he slew four horses, re- 


,J 1C M. L. Church commenced a 
, n,eolin fi in town. Ah tho Motho- 
lliv <3 .no Church in Jackson now, the 
' ,,w “mm, 'need and isHtilleontinued 

iiiCliOUse owned h„ l) i..." • - 


", it v v , uu nitiH nnir muses, re- • , 4 - .. « . . . . ' 

oei.ved the lmuderilltis™ and became furious,- out ,n . 1 . * ns n,so thc Ital,un Benevolent 

Then, contrary to custom, all the torre os re- Association, Shami;ock Benevolent Society. St. 
tired from the ring, leaving the hull stamping I’qirick’s Society. St. Joseph Society, Associ- 
** boat, and shakip.g tho hfot„ry .darts that hung ution ot Printers, Urocera’ Association, St. An- 
irom his neck. All at ojicu a long whistle was 1 | rl " W •^ .... i ............. .1 

liv.'ud. Tb« bull imusuil and listeliod. It w„» lr,w " i "", 1 ' ' ? "■ ,,,,,cro " s 

repealed, lie approached the barrier, uml a ,uUS • ,l0 P® ‘k® Crewmen will also Join in 

young tuHii leapt itjto tlie t ing, calling the ,bull pftrade. 

by his name, “ Mosquito! Mosquito!’’ The an- The Board of Directors of the Public Schools 

i 1,1,1 1 knt ‘^ “J ,ni r \t i . ter * d,l,ne tu uu,, : 8k 1,i, P* un ' 1 of the First District have resolved that the boys 
Wiis appeased. 1 lie peasant gave him his h .nd ,, 1 tllll i rt ,1 J 

Ii.lii'k, nml will, tl, P utin,.' hogun t„ g c v,ncl, il ""' l . nm,C ™‘' 1 "-''' 8 <■* •>"' wl'ooD join 'll, o 
I*' hind the cars ; an Operation which seemed to ''osston, and the Board ot Directors head that 
afford thgjpoor brute much pleasure: he then division of the procession. We presume the di- 
gcntlv removed the butiderillas which annoyed rectors of the other Jistricts will take the same 
iht! neck of Me",|uiti,, nmdo it g„ down on its uctinn. Tlie Masons liitve l.een ordered out in 
■knees, and puce. Ins I, end between its horns.. ' . ^ ,T‘ ' 


nouuo owned hy the Prcshvtcriahs and lu>!U '' 1 - Tb« bull paused und listened. It was .. a 
% tendered bv Jten t . < He ap,!roaehcd -tho barrier, and a 1 ° ,,s ’ 

lli6 ocoiiai n 'ri 1 , IL ■‘'iethpdists young IUH11 leapt iqto the ring, calling the .hull the part 
' 11 ' * ' ie meeting has tints far by his name, “ Mosquito ! Mosquito!" The an- The 1 

• nniler tlio direction of the Rev. Dr. I,UI ^ knew its muster, dame to unrest) hiij'i, and of the I* 

assisted hv thn lint- i.m ' WIIH upppiused. The peasant gave him his h . ml ,....1 

K T. Brnw^^ < ^ ’ } ly Und the ‘‘‘l^k.and with the other began to scratch it un ' 1 . m " 

... 01 ^H^issippi. and the behind the ears ; an operation which seemed to ' ess, " n * 

01, '<-Ts reKidinn, :« * .. .. - * 1 ... ! 1 . .. .. . . . 1 , 


rs raiding in town. (Jreat serious- Hie jxtor brute much pleasure: lie then division of 

f l*as oliaructeriyed tlm I gently removod tho bahderillas which annoyed rectors of 

■ ptofessed to h . . ■ n & many the neck of Mosquito, made it go down on its action. T 

1 ., converted, and twenty knees, ami placed his head between its horns. • . r • 

• M, 1 ?'°J u,ne ^ Hie Church. 'I’liomet t- * kc grateiul' hull seemed to listen with pleasure ' 1 

u m progress.* " b» a ^astorul mi)|^dy sung hy the master. The uunihers. • 

atlmiratitin td'jhe multitude, hitherto suppress" The Gra 
pita, Qj| ^ Oon^ # •‘ ,UI V r,s . t ‘» forth with Andalusian via- Fncnmpme 


strict funeral regalia, nml will appear in largo 


k ti,». UgU ' 8tu Co ""« t ationaliHt „f 


the 10 th 


admirnt’uju «»f,^ho multitude, hitherto suppress-" The Grand Lodge Odd Fellows ami tho Grand 
cd hy surprise, burst forth with Andalusian viu- Enc amp ment held, a special session last even- 
leuce, 1.11,1 shook tho buihling. Hearing this |ng> aml rt , 5 , llvi „ 1 miit0 in , ho 
.phrenzied applause, which had accompanied nil . procession, 

liis sufferings, the hull; till then under a charm. A co,nm,tteo . of ""nngementB was appointed to 


quite a rovivil 1 v . * ^ tus suiterings, tt»o Dull, tin then unUef a charm, ".ua uppuuucu 10 

uur . Ul ,uls h jcon going on appeared to awake and return to reality, lie procure music and to prepare a badge to be 


te'Uimr W( . ebi . n tlio j 
1 an.) that it is 


r" d “y evening 8Qmo 


It Iiijr,' • r8 '"'r m<w ) of -Whom were of tlio ' li ' 1 him, trnmjileif on him. ei-iislnii ,1!! 0 " 0 '“"b’ "''' 1 ‘ their banners beautifully duo- tl„-,„ nr,- a, ii,u ,,r. ", ut ,i„'u,,m,i ,m, th,- rio,-k-, 

6 ru °Uuf tho Cmnmunitv l,i,n t0 in Bpite of the efforts of the Toi*re- oruttnl with crape find thc funeral badge. It is in nf con-truptiou. .is-htem Hiipn t ‘f tho lino 

| W ro8 The juncion was suspcmlctl ; and, a phe- estimated that they will turn out fifteen hundred ,ini i"w*tj*tw° fntf'itm 

MUn 8 »- ffdrSrltlj! horrific^ 1 'i.hliJ onitted The Directors of the Qdfi Fellows’ Hull th a from 

just retm-mx j r . . . , North Bnuiu ” ’ ^ ,irc I 8 idk into w ill docoxate their building on tho day in a splen- ,,r «*«*.t fruit. lm-« iWA •.•ktiibii.vi iri'ihu i-:xeli:iM>Ku. 

I® of Alub urnuI * ro,n ft vwit into tho 1 did manner. ,ti it* a tliiu, Miui-ioiiiamui'iit sImm'I. of u bright br 

M. w °- Uttcndl ' d thrc< ' Atothimi K.e«,«. The Kentuckians will j.rohnhly make a better brl^i “IguT “" y “ 


I tlio M Otliodist dmireli auudeuly rose, hetlowing; , 111 , J the lieasnnt trio, I worn outlie oycasion. This body never |„ir&s 
U Still kept up. I ’p ICnh 1 ’ Airimw t , “ , ‘ iuk « ll 5 ua '’<’K"lhi at a funeral, ,..„l on this.occ.Bion 

"« ninety has dedared y^'nian II Z t '»•" *>'' dd dl f oTraak. hu, nhite 


K.'.'m'HI. — -TJ ikV irri'iit lluD^ ii ii.ii it in (l 'olini'd nn Invl- 
'-ilun'O* *(<1 )r- it |ni)>|ii’ iiMi'tiiijr 111 Ki'jrlitiiil. on Tlie 
r,»m iiton Hint ftr . -|.tcr. m| K-.r, j, mi ilfMiraTMt*) . -ll**-nj> 

1 liat tlie lino fur Miiiinrjr In)- and LUnt action In* 
8 ', 1 I id di nmndotl. II" »|'iaks favorably, dl' tho OOodi- 
' Hon of pubii,** vouilinont in Ku^laml tDHurds ton canst.i l 
Kiiri'penn I'r.f.Nin- 

A Milk Tii ilf. — 'I' hn I'liitl-i M ( 'li^A T T^,h , ar.'i>li dsW 
that a gi'iitifumn ri-Hu.h'K In tiiat, viriniiy tiun boon ol 
late sadly |iuzzl"d at Iho ti. 'uccountahlo faiinro of an ox- 
citiUuit c«>w of hi.*, to jVtvo a* r ‘ usual ijuantity of milk. 
Hut • un* mofulujj^/iwt xvei'lf. iiii k ’'b»K !•' tho yard whoro 
tlio "oxv xva« kojit. ho f unit liis do*, a twoyoaru! 1 torrler. 
buffi y fniraii' d iiivxlraclloc trMii)-i|i,' .i'»*au. : ly.violUlng oo» 
tlio milk l lint -l/j loii^' d t "_t)-is* nia-i i-r . * 

O? 'Villi -■! Ar. „NI)IUIUI|, -vs M S XN KHA.M'iat'O • — A Hll« *'f 

••mi. busM’.- has i’i)iiiiii"i)cid fiihiiiii^ from tlio OrionUd 
ilo)i I "■•riK r "1 'lark* I and Mir-l- ii slri'ids. San Franria- 

t • iln* Kroiuliu 'llutol. i n Stockton Mroid. for i*tho 
aimpli' cliarui'of twritly-jiir .< .»/• ii’niy, F..ra tinglr dollar. 
tho i mnitn-M'-t’ will t ik" i-.i-m npn -» it Ii thoir Imiku'mkc. 
in Hint fmm any of tin* principal hn)"l‘* nnd Ihux protect 
tlio public from ih extort ii nati' pi ici.N of hack drivers !’•’ 

Cai.ifodxja containa f ur hundred tiiouFand ri|Uitro • 
mil"! • Thin would j»lv" "iixht StutiK as larg" uff New York 
Slaf". fifty as larn" an Ni vx.li r y und fifty--, veil a- Ihij{o 
or. V nFMii hu-i-ttSs With a f ii|>ulati>in i ipml pi r H|tiari- 
rniio to that of N"W Jorn'y. (’aiifornja would support » tKh- 
U'un mllUoiii pf iuhtibltnuis ; if'ii|Hdl to NnvYork. two'iity 
inilli )n«. utnl if mtTart'u .Mas-'ttcliuxottit ; fo rty mdliou.-.— or 
lift vi n million more tlinn the present population uttho 
onliro United fltati s. 

Ott'jcuxv L'tTTtr— A drove id i:iilU<* from flu* ('imetaw 
chuntry and tin* phti'.s, >>• mo ITSKi initoa di.-ianf, pa*sod 
tlirough Wlnclo -ti r, Yn. Thoir unusually Ur/" f, xuiiit 
mid • ixo of horns nl traded I'naiiy otw,*i vor.* . 


.l"> ni" k"|d out. '1 his company u called Parks’ liar 1 K.rtr,' '."i*. 
diidii^ ) ntiipuiiy 1 

Th" ** ; <i«'»d «'"tupany. also In order In tlm riv. r, U cn- ToUI 

,!ri ly iursolC'U. th"j» bcinu no oro In bo found' It is b*- OilhmNvman 

, 1 'ir ri'.'lly, th,,t d"t"rmill»ll„n lie- 

< 11 "l<ll l»M,«i« thn great rsllur" , 'NTEHklKrr 

. Olh. r c, unp-dil"" Mliiwlng lira SmiihU nr„ <1, .lira w.ll ■ gSpr'i,' ",v 

,,„mi ,„ », „ >„i*i, , ,,, os, n h 4 j„i,„ ii„. ci.,,,) 

I’, rry-xrlnu-dam. wliidi. during tlins* days' opi-ration "«• Vmi-em a. p* u J.. . 

"••'UK Saturday, have tuken out cighty-eix'poundtj of thc 

pn'cious. 

At mo r.- arc waflti d up on Ohio Har. 

I’h" I'crry-wing-dam took out last , night. Odolwr 10 th.' NEW C 

17 ) "unci'* "f dust— tlicy arc working night Hnd day 
H i.h 1)io(mm;a— A ir. Bradley, of BhaTu’a Har. informs f 

ns that a company of three personn aro now engag. d in Satur 

-I", Ml, ra dirt ly r.iilr, ,hI frnm ll," ,,f „ lofly Tl,„. u. , 

»' I '"J,, "f O', » toirtl. sn,l Houll, Perk", 1 „ ... k , , h „.,i 

n.rr. Ilwlr "iHim, I» orer llir.-.. Iiundml f,,.-! >i.., 

tl.ii.,, tl," "In*, iln. is , xt'MiMf nnd 1 1 , ,j i r l y un an , ■ , 

,v, r.,n„ .,„i,l. l„.l„, l,U"k„l. Tl," 'oeapiny Sir" to C. 

Iircady dug if* • w ii to til" depth of right f""t. and Hi" 

• arlli is said t" Increase in richtn ms the lower it is lound * rrM " fr ** ly i p’ 
rio* d' t"'Sii 1 ' consist of scale gold, similar to that of ihe •'• v * t»«nratU*c •»«! fl' 
bars [Si:cratnento Union! •l••Hln^•r••inf^fll.•ingn 

Tl," 1 , rry wl, n dun, I'empnny nt P.rkn’ n'nr l„„k out 

f tlflr claim, "it \\ ((llii'sdty nnd Thursday of this w-"k. N ® w ' 0, “’ • -,nb '* ,i,, K ! 

pound* ol gold, or: at fit) per ouuco. the immense sum "" k in ltl * 
ofilGfilC A f w days ago it was suppoavd th.y would 6 , t fc0 ° ! of wl,ir| ' * 
ll t I," uill" to get into their claim- this season on account ,, 1 ’ orl - T,l# ‘J'"dslii<n 


.... IjllyilritrsiihiUiii 

I ; Hi-art, I >!■,' tin nf 

.. . > (•it«iii|Nir»Qr« 

.... tilell Animation j.. .. 

‘ *‘io 

.... a m ■ • 1 1 1 1 1 if 1 1 !• 

.... v i»i.i A«« 

.... 4 I’liBiniionia. . . 

.... i -uuitoro. 

... . H Hinuin* ' 

.... i Sf»i,i 

.... | I'atre * M»s*nt<itira 

Tranuu Nnaivnl 

.... • "unwir Rtirvtihali'id 

I Uactrlain 


miM.iehla Ri.tr dar Bill..,,.. . ^ Z V/ 11' 

1 52 se'»'* | w«W,,t ,::.::::::.:..::::4 Xoi IS: i!t: 

KXW OBIJAMa CATTLr MAlir»T 

JitrrnuioN cinr, i 

r BID*V Et.sisu, Noimbn W, IIM. f 

w":™“"‘:i ,hta ’“ k k ** b -~ —“■■•tb —'i •nu«i «ui 


F'dal x . . yog 

Of Ihu* M war* andar 10 y.nnt, and vl rolorad. 

INTEKMKNT 8 !M THK V ARIOUS CKMETERIE 8 : 

,*; 1 1 Ufaratta 91 

n? , 'lr. M ?. ror r-\ H «**.l*slrlcVv. Il 

Nt. V inrciil J, l\ul *« ' * 

Prola.tMl el ToUI ^ 

A HKffTKR. ffasrals ry Board ofll.alih, 

NEW ORLEANS MARKET8. I 


W..Urn and Ta«aa Baaaaa, Hon. Vaal CaUla and Mll«k Cowa. UtlaaU 
n modatau »np|>l r of Bkaap oflterad. But law of ftrat rlaaa BoaraZ 
I’rirca pretty firm al our quoUUont : 

c ^ L *ff.r™r.rr’'' R ' C ' , ’ , '~ : «• 

ii™™ V !fl9 -r z * 

New Orleani W hoi e«ale Prioaa Current 

- mmim , c AaKrwLLv roRRicTxn kvkwv vntm 


„ | f>9m A 

liafffntf- I 

Kanturkr.Pl'A I- l« - IJU 

*Ua> India I— |i _ iijJ 


Oannan — — 

Hale Itopc, ftt 

„ „ — KaoUcky — I — iu | p|i.k' 

N O. (.it liisTta ■) Anrpt-ATr OrriCK. 1 Northarn I ft,*,,' . 

Saturday Morning. Nov. 27. 1852. / Bread, Vloolk By.i larwi iV«! 

Thera hat bean a fa r degr*. of atlivfly In mir jp-neral market during PIW ' ZZ OluTy ‘"'if'" 

the peal week, though btiaim m in WaaUrn protlura haa eoniimi- d aoma- Crarkara Urt.T.??. * 

what rwtrirUd by want of aupplioa, lit. ree-lpta of moat arllrJaa y«» V 6 _ „ _ „ Liaae^d . .* .* .* 

h. inr moderate. In C.dton, Surer and Mo!aa»n>, the tranaaellona have Hrlcba, ki. . a!Tfcl! 

fft. m. a larger aral.-, though at dto-llnin* prieea. Tobacco hue begun • 00 1 00 de'.eumitUr' 

i" am. em, re freely, V'd lha wlea h.v- been quite limited. Fralghte ||S 8 lifc»«riei *° °° 10 00 

l.nve lieeirpt Uvr and Ann. W# have had accounte from Bnropi by three Kngli.PlWt^ 1 (0 8 00 

.Iraimr. .inre cl.«ing our last weekly review. On Saturday mon Ing we ./'• W j” r'* 1 ' ,l< ' • J® ~ — rr. twak.t*|| 

iml liaiird the 'SccottnUiMhe ateaw-r Aala, received by telegraph from Ot^ri W a'' mViV**."’* f 1 

NewYork, embracing Liverpool daUa to the Bib iostenl. ThTml-of kS.*:* *! ! ! ! - - 5 k pl^laUVm 

III. W 1 "k it. 111 . IJv.Mwk.I marbal .. . _ , n, 


In Ihe City .... — 

€ nUtio« 

****** - I 

Sel 


Ltaaead 

Jr 


fcll IK 

Whaie.rvaiied. - K 

Osar - «| 

OH^Iaetuka its 

rr. baaket if i , $. 


the «" • k in Ihe lJvvrpool market, aa reported by that arriv J, were 
W^OO J a'ea, of whirh hail been taken for apecu'atinn atsl 8150 for 
ripoN. Tlio quotation* were at.t- d at 6H<2MX'I for F dr Orl- ana ; « Pi 


Java ~ II -|| 

U fttayra - *J, - 


f high WdtiT. und ehar"- W.-re sold nt n |,IW price. Outt" I Middling Orta. naj 8 )q for Fair Middle, 8 for Middling Mobile I #U I 8,1 ‘ 

chiMig". | Murysvlllu llcrald. I for Fair IJolauda. and 5Kd * lb fur klid.llm. rr..i..s. tu. ... I DhwetalffU, !•» 


a chiMigi* l Murysvllle llcrald. for K„ 

Xp XIII/ Minim; — Lately very little has been done in 
litis hrumdi or business. Th" large operators hiving been Tb '' * 
unsncci'wsftil. tins caused lit" working man to devote Id- po| ‘ ,,n 


for Fair Uplanda, and 5gd f ft for Middling Uplaoda. Tbo stork on 
hand, on the evening of the 5th inaianl, waa re|H>rted at 440,000 bale*. 
The Hvriuann'a a, cout.la, tiirva d.ye' later, appra-ed in nur telegraphic 
. .,|i.mria on Wrdm nlay num ing, re,H>»tlng a der.iitlng Cotten Msrk.t at 


ltd" tilUi* to til" rivers nnd pincers. It is Will known. I Urarj-oolontbo 9 It inetant, and on Thurttlay the Annrira’* acc< 


IliiWfViT. I hut Oltr .ri'Unty Ithouiids III rich *| Hurt X vein* weieroceived, b ingingupour l.ivarpool dstek to thn lari,. The latter 
which will cveillUiilly It" Worked with Itdvu'itnge to tlie advliwa repo aeut ronilnu-d lirpreaeiun In the Liverpool Cotton Market 
ll'dtlirs. Ill tho vicinity (if Ilid"|K'Ud"lice Flats, W« are ill* Ml«aof’th# week lanogUm I uni ted to If, 000 bale* of which 1< Ms'i 
informed, there lire it nuillher of ricli veins, which tiMV" liail Iwbu taken on spat-nUlics and SOoO for eaport. The nurknl rliiaed 

‘V’" b r ■aSffiaiMeiMetok n„ u„ui,t ™,,n r . .i.d„i,».„r x,i n.„, r .n ,i.„„,,,ira,, m„ i. 

iv^ r*r^r 1 ^“ 

•lOto ", -uilul.le mill. ' ^,M lh *' T ’ 

III" h ii I Tl tidt-i I tit '!< k.iuim." rlv -r Tl.is -icti"l. i,f 1 h " ' ° f * 1 '* A, "* r,rn " ,ln# i whirl, waa.u havi. ralM 
ivUtltry. it is Imped, will shortly be one' of the most p.pu M ' hln,, for New York. She w M t„ have hr.n Mlowatl, cn U.. 

lous Mltd important milling sections iu tliia ui<uuty (l'ul- 1 ,h " Kuropx.slao (or NewYork dir»ct. 

uv. rus t’lironicle. n ' weather ha* l» n eilremrly variable during the week, the early 

Tlie Chronicle says that tlie Mokelumno Mining and h " yin * U *“ f301 . l * , “ °Pr'««'v.ly warm, and Utterly 

,'„„»l eoui|*ny will b»v»’tMr w„rk» In n|,«nll„n In th,, “TShon-ai ib. h™. d l™i ...kl, 


(IkH'olatc, 

No. I '.... - 10 — 

No. II - 8 

Copper, V ft .. 

Hrasieu’ - 10 - II 

Sheathing — — — ft 

do. yellow mote 1 — II — *0 

Cawi lea. » ft.. 

liperui, N. Hedf'i —40 —41 

do. Nanturket. . - Is* — 40 

Tallow -0 

Adamantine. .. . 

Star - HU - 14 

Oordowo, * ft. 

MttnllU.. -14 - 14* 

rarredAmericai — - lo 


li-ltave liml l»eon taken on sparidetioi and SOoO for aiport. ■ Th# market rloeed Adamantine.... 

nrottr- at a decline of fcd tor nearly ail desrrlp'lone, 'heofflelalquoUliofl.be. 'll' ft ~ “ M 

I !*• s- .«.« a. f lion. Fair tJr'rane e»<d, Middling Orient.. 5J<, Fair Upland. Manilla .* - 14 - 14, 

eni'M ax<, Middling llplqml. 5Hd V ft< Tlie neil fUau.r due from Llv.r- DmedAnxerlcai - - lit 

H*®N. th»IWUIe, «r c-llion* Ameriran Iln., whirh waa. to hav.raibd HornMcaiil'bVi — Z 
t> 'l)tl ll'kls*'- forNawYork. She wa. to have hr.n followed, cn the Uwul, * tea. . . . 

ICmI. * ,,IH Cu * lw ' 1 ’b-n-ner Kuropx, .leo (or NewYork dir.ct. 1 ^ \:\ ~ ~ ~ 7. 

() r weather ha. U, n eilremrly variable during the week, the early Uldte'r'fl tetel ” ’ ** 

PSM having Uea rcol and pleaaant, then oppreuiv.ly warm, and Utterly Nortllern ! 1 00 8 00 

l, « ,ln ' J ebirmy. Owrka. ft M 

V.dvel, ....... . (go 8 II 


COTTON- At the rime of our la*t weekly review the Cotton Market I 


a irly put t of December. Tbti whole neighborhood Will presented e dull .and drooping appuaraor*, after the very moderate 

t lien 1st supplied wit.li water. Isnineu of 98A'iO Isxl*. for the entire .week, and a d.. -liua of ^e. On 

A lump Of gold weigtiing nine pound*; six ounces and f 'S , “r ,| sj , i with the A..a'« arroont. before Ih. tn, buyer. Hill manifested 

eighteen jn iiuyxx i iuhts. W»»slutely round iu MadUx Uaiion but little diipotldon to operate, ami the .ale. of the day w.r* limited to 

It is valued ut ft WO. Several very large lumps have been " b0 " 1 *" W) b,lr * * l Un ** ul *l though without further quotable 


aiy review in* Lotion Market Itan.Uooda.yd 

ire, after th. v.ry mad.mte UrJthrtgakwM — 8 — 1 

k, and a dnrliua of tee On do.Bblgi4-4M-4 -* 1 — II 

«"». b"„™ .ni, ULud S'ilXVA - l** - 1 !” 


Baas. 

•'(ortk.n. — — 
4o. Weetent, . . . 14 m. 
do do. half-Ui J T 4 

India Mae*, ft.. 

Fntne Mem... . .. 
Brim, ft tW.. 5 , 

®- » IS 

Cargo _ _ 

Dried, ft ft .... . 

Tongaea, ft do. 8 80 
roan j 

CWr.ftbW... 

M»ee • 

m.o ;;;; __ 

Pf.::::- 

-- 

Name, ft ft . . , - 10 

do.caiiv.oad... - |l 

Should. re _ V 

Lann • _ 

Murria . 


"'•aura - 

Cwvmb; 

American / 

Bine Apple — 

M JVvta^m,* M 


ni 


buy.r. (till manifeated I do. She. ting. 4 ^ - - 11 ^ 

he day were limited to I Ilr.Low.Ctenabgv — |0 —II 


found in tho Mime caunn. 

HitAsts N t: w s — Tit*' United Slntes troops scut forth un- 


derlie.'. On Monday morning the AUtui lc’. Utter, ratne to hnml, aiul 
actor. offer.-l freely at e»M*r rate., with th. effect of bringing forward 


Hiliuuud nf Mnjor Fitxgerald, have done but I »*r*r*l Kngl.ih buy.r.. Th. of tho day ran up to 11.003 baler, 


little towards fulfilling ..tl»U objjots t.r the expedition moetly wiih an ailvtoi.lage for buyer., though. there w.a no geueral de l 

They are stationed in Scott’s valley, where they are ■ linc.ufflrl.nt to r.qulr. a change in quotation.. Home lota of Mtddlirg, I 

HW.iitlng the Itrrlvul of prijvlslons and necessary equip- however, ..'I I at a reduction of about Xe. On TurwUy, again, there I Un»WtKy....\— *0 I— M 

mi nts In the meitullum, Majur Fltjtgersjd has led »•* a good demand, and nearly H.ftOO bale, changed hand, wlthoot Air* I |>i°pk ft bolt.'l ** I ” 

xxlthti small • escort , 10 tlio stqlion of Oapt. Wright. A Siul liter material alleratiou in the rate., but on Wudnewlay factor, aulmil- | *" * I-- — I—.. 

'Ifdrtu lied na si of V ruklt, As soon us tie rnttkes liiinseli led lo a 'rrliue of al which ndu -Uun purrhawir. were found j 


do.Va.do.Ua4 4 - |>4 - |0> 
Tirklng*k(A4-4 — • -J4 

Btripo.a Chock. — sU — 14 

Dentin. - li 

Cottonade. .... -vltk - 8 * 

BaUneta - M - 14 

Calieo I'rinl. .. -4 - 15 

Ji'ai.e, Krpturkj —4o -44 

UnaayprKy.... — Jto -II 


nnjimtiitKl x»HI» Hie country. H. hls lptenilTiU UT deciil 


mov.ni.nl. In concert witli Uapt. Wright. aml|„,^nih. 


14, MO bale, Oil IhutMlay further con ceMio u. war. mail, by faefore, 


uf whonl ’ 


community. 


">®«ting 8 , and I "i W °' llttcndod tlircp A««i„.» etrun.« u Km mm, -Th- National In'tiiu- T, *° Kontuoklnns will probubly make a better 
- en >. Iffivov mvo R00n n() uccount geuccr given thu outlro detail* of tbo jilaus and objects of show than any other State organization. They 

‘t ,e fullowinir : ' ®?plorlpg expedition uow titling out for the I'aciflc. tiro huviiiir a beautiful ha mu*r iminti-rl nml 


Klfni ti Ykvsf.i.s of Waii. lu Hi" five naval port* of 
Frai.cc. there are ut lltu pr.s.nt moment on the stocks, 
In tho process of coiiitrucUou, eighteen rltips t 'f the line 
und twenty-two frigiit. a 


i rd. rhls coininsnd to a plane i»f iiotlun. It is not antlci- ;.\ rlMno , of 
put* d lliut III unit xiill b" tlouu before txioler as tile snow wilt .t^ntar.tl wa. 
then drive 111 " I ndl'Mis Into the valleys, und necessarily’ ljo|li wlljrh , 

V.V III ' 1 >sa lniit vhnn.il." IL. Iralkwf-tl.. 'mn.irtiora h.,I„ r 1! 

rlt<"".i" «f HUkiycu 1 , 1 V" uinuuiiluK. In Lake doll. .. .j,»IUIi™mii,u.«.«x „..,.»,™ , f.l, „i„.i .u. 

to I Wind".' It Ii,™ l,""n tli.'lr .lublt 1 , v.n-u olniuly *»'f* “J mirk.u Th. ,™.l H uo, ohk,.^,, «. p „ 4 

pursued, to resort to tl.is lake, amt thus cut off pursuit ,l ” w, “ k “ r ' •*'°® U,M ' 3 *-" V4> U1 ° for Ihs conr. ponding gJ^uU Cllv 4 11 I vl 

To remedy tills the cili 8 ens of Vroka have built two sutull Ia «1 y«a% sud th- teL^?.e«lpt. at thi. |-.rt unco Ih. |.t 8 »p Boar....’.....!! 

boul*. which Uiey will shortly forward tc tho Spot. ,r,u, * rr *>•»■ **•» l-l’ «, Wi,834 lo Ih. un daUU rcathcra, ft U - 84 — 84 

Til" sickness, which prevailed to nn ularuiiiig extent ymtr, .hewing an laydbi. of 818,814 b-d*i, t'nr«. j cterday w.r. mthar |r}“u *rJ) ftboi ~T 1 .U U 

Hinong th" immigrants, bus entirely ceased. There have .rr.gular, but ^i^*d with a d.gru. of flrmnv-M at tii. following quote- MarVnr.l’.I.'bbl. u ^ 


jcmiplof th. Am.rira’. advice, and m-i witii.taudjjig ths In- 


drin.iicy of Ilia wrathcr, liis Mlv.raachcd 1 1,000 Ul... VfMarday Ibe 
dcuiar.il w.i muat artiv*. aud th. mIv. r.arhs .1 lS,nooM)r. Hour quota 
liotw, which ar. rteluted fully %r on aaarly aggrade. Th. .ate. of 
Ih* wwk thu. .um up 14, O'M) tel*., Ib* hulk pf'lb* i mo. art, on* bavin# 


Buck, ft 

• ’ItuMia 14 00 II 40 

Baff1Uk... v ... Vft> >4 00 

Rawna ........ 4 40 8 40 

Ain. Noa.lalu.v I - 18 - 14 

Biw. ft tea. 

Is-g wood, Cmp) 18 00 to 00 
do. Hi. [fcimiu*. IS 00 - 14 00 
Fuitic, Tampn. lu 00 II 04 

ln,ligu....ft ft _ 80 104 

Madd.r, -|« 


Axoiiifii Kuri.oius 


-Th" National Intclli- 


of a bright Lr own 

color, aud iu no rerpcct reremhiea. any prepiyatton ( f ] 
breui aumug us 

j 

Ni.xx Mu . 1 1 aid I *.» - 1 — A correspondent of tlu* liallilliort j 
Sun. writing from Fort Smiling. s,»>- tlm* - An order has I 
heenl'SUed for ill" building i f ii in n |""<t ,|| tin- t jipi r I 
Minnesota rtv. r. Ittrge . notigh lor thue c' lnpaiiies It i-, j 
sup| used tie .i the sit.^wih I". *"l.'ct,<l at tli>* cut ranee ot | 
bit lie llock river. into ihe Minu"*<>tu 


F t v 1,10 allowing: 
thtre can !i | -8*"»n d , tlio first over 


the exploring expedition now fitting out for the Pacific. 
It will he recollected that the lost Congress appropriated 
flifo UUO for lit is expedition, and tlie results of it ure looked 


■TO) in fu Ur mil r ... • . f’l’.'o uoo for tliis expedition, and till, results or it ure looked , , , , , .. 

%\our(’| Lcntrovillp, sixty upon us highly imporl.xut It is highly probable that l« * ,I,nrC,,eH ! ." lVe heCU h >’ Mr * MefiS0 * 

! | >u t “ uru B* Tho pooplo desired will arrive in thoUhlmi seas iu timu to co-operato with to he performed . hy his hand on the occasion. 


are having a beautiful banner painted and have 
eugajl*‘d Messeinur’s Ih ass Hand. The funeral 
marches have been composed by 'Mr. Mcbsemer 


! ,j on, }m* 1 no people desired win arrive in tlm thiuu souslu timu to co-operato with 

rn an ,i lhe pronchers were, ho broken Cou " n ^ orw . 1>trry ’ 'i’ho luj^jjigouecr says .- 

1 80 hum v Other ..««* * 'V ••The expedition will consist Id— First. TlKtalonp.nl. war 

1 ln U closerl J • ltr * ^PPOtUtniQntB, tin* l luconuis. Oqmtuapoer Cad^klaUcr IUuggol(J. wiili hi.-ut 

• Ul F A liudd and oilier offleers not vet designated, ami 1 m. 

r •' hite Pliiinu Al ' U, ' M * This sloop is IIMW at NewYti'rlx. S- e.ml The steam 

•teinlinr ,I1M ’ ^hl., about tbo 2Stb of i' r “I"' ,l ‘ ,r •U’hu lluncifk. liieut. John llodgers comuiainl- 

r i "fillip fif» v , .. ing. with 00 men. blm is^now unddrgoiug tliorougli ie- 

' J our Clin*. i V UD'ertri Jtnd torty-two pairs at" Boston Third The brig ’i’oruoise. Lieut, jl 1* 
L mren. • !>.» vis pouimandlng. with 00 men. Him is now at New 

, k u Detracted m .. 'elk. Fourth. A tender to be culled lift* Pilot, with about 

Horo' Jo • . T me(J Dn^ ln thin State, *nt twenty mini. Wt) bcllovu her couuuuuder hus uol yet 

’ jouieil bur'Cliurpl. ’ to** 

I 1)110 . . ' \eXVllllll,l,|* rulin.'l 4 loin, fi'iti ii.nh .til™ .11 


,, VotoB^ 
“'HMi*,,, \ 0 y O 


D, XV .Stkw.m 


“ 1 h.it'-xpediiioiiwill consist pf— First. Tliasloop-ol-war Ht:n:ii , n of Conox. — It will he aeon hy thu, cotl.ii 

£ A°“i'.!!d!i ^;"" r wui. i.,--, „„ r u„, ^ Ai „****> • k 

r a ima.l amt (>lnee otneers uol vet il.'^igii.tteil, him 1 . 

men This sloop i- imw al NewYork. t?.e-.nd Th. si. am l,iat " t, i|‘ ,M fr " ,n tho 1st of fceplember to last evi ning. Im re Dan 1 ms reiemjy h.en r, 

propeller Ji lin iluuc(>ek. I.ieut. John Dodgers command- been 6 ll) 8 .8 bales, Of ibis uuiouut, It' 1 .'127 ImI. s ImV" to tlie l nit. il jjjal. s 

ing. with 00 men. bho isi-now umhlrgoing lliorutigh re- boeu received since the 1st iiistunp l.nst season the rx : - *Hb Murth next, when lns'i 

«.«m"n.'« *«*'*'% 'v 21,1 ,,„ rp A 

V'-.ik Kuuril. A t".„l"r tu b,, cillt'U ilA' I’ll,,., will. »*"• JIO-"-,. •Irnwla* iu nma'ibb yw of^vyrr 2 o,u«H, -tiuvr J, »,» ,. « A,..., 
twenty men. Wu behove her comumuder hus uol yet Tin.' receipts of the first "twenty. one days In No- ' bixtte Heel;, hus l»«.*n iiom 

been chosen ’* veuiber last year, weft 07.278 bales, only Tt small fraction ' ‘ b"th H,,"s. s‘- I i.li 

Newspaper reports hitvo freijuontly confounded thls,t>>- oyer nun half tbo uuiouut received for tho corresponding l, cu ‘ 1 l **'' Supreme «' .art 

peditii.ii wiih that to be c^mmauded l.y Commodore I'erry. period this year. 

I Ui'd dehlincd for Jupuu direct. Tlie receipts -of the week ending on Saturday ewninir ^* M " 1 - 1 

- -- . -TT-r 1 " „|,||,U(* I,y (Me b„,.k» »t tl," Murchunl.’ K»,'lw„« .“"u"., 1 "'in,',',' uj!,"",'.; ."uu 

Comi'ohitiow OF lilt; Moon —Every object ou its surface ,l '*udiug Hooiiih, were 7U,U4l) bales, brought to this port by j I K **7 t> OhOt'ii I , , i i it i>i i 
Of tlm height Of One hundred feet, is .lisline.lv seen •»*ty-u)u« iteltiuhoats I *'f l-ei >< 0 , • wh„. di.ril.K.ll" 


Al, KANSAS i.ll.llLAl IX ) J',. I" 1 IONS — I loll M Ul. J\ , Hl'hUH- 
Ihtll lias reeeiiljy l»"li r. -e|e«lei|, t.y the Uoneriil A* "io- 
bfy. to the United Stub's S‘(.-ii.itr. fi ivy.ur- from tin 
4lh Murth m xt. xxb. n liis'pn .1 t term will .-x| . 1 

OIIIF.K Ji'sru F OF AitKx'-xs — C Malkins. Kkij . of 
1/illU' Heel;. 1ms |.< "ll Uioi i.lim 0 ly elerted l y th" joint 


among tho inimlgrulils. iiiis eolir. ly Ceased. There Imve irr*guter, bat ti^s.l with adogruo of fliu.D ** »t th# following quo) 

h"*u frosts about Yreka. wJiieli haw bad a very salutary tlw«: / 

eRw'.t upon tlm heulth of tlm country. ^ nkw nttt.KANa or ahsikication. 

Ti„.v,iuin» D.iiikiri* to I,, scute, Tiiicy, ou„ .'r'T.’JsT;; .SSS!? 

of whicl* ts producing an ibuijdanee of gold. /viid-llmg »Vtv!«,(Os».lFoir — «tli 

(leorgo Th'*niJaioii wbo.wAs shot through by ona Cist.iif ',owi MnUiiug k.vi>vS'u<sMi«<»i Fu>* — 

tb.- An mIh Sulo« u. tn Shasta a few w.'. ks since, was sul.- l orroN AND TOtMCCO BXATKMENT 

•i.i'y “» V' 1 , "«», ,,.{ In K. ,uiru!i ANDT 0 “ A “". , u.“ r t™. M 1 N T.ira,,-i,i,j 

D'.nulff county It was Inb ioled to huV" s nt hhu off to su>.-k on hoii.l S*J.I. 1, 144) V,5S* Is 1 

tlm se.'Ue (,f hD exploits in Ihe stage y.-sterday inorntog H*rjiv*d 441 , tut 9,002 

*biu xvhlle his guard was takiug a mio(! 8 h Thompson wad. ■' r*fi**y tat.iio 4 — 8 , a 

bb' escape. II.. ».* -a- I.*i»tl»*r o» a gang of ImrM.-thlevea ami 44 j 14 I ^77 

ni urdcrcr*. nod Is IK* I ir, 'bub | y ill this city Olio of bb Knotted lu .lal* 818^81 ’ 10,815 ’ 

..AMiipliees, in bl* lust sot ol ibioring. is a man kuown a* ).*ter.l»y ( MW— *M»,014 01 , 0 — 10,8 

IUl U» 11^,10 in, I Tl, toll. 'lilt''" "l,»rg"J with Un, mur- «<•'*»■ hm4 “4 ,7 .... y ........ Ml ,«« To 

der of H mill named FrunoUi Mitchell, near biiasta, Oil till TOIIACXXF-Ih* lub*rr« Marks i IlA* suutii.u*.| to W*ar ft quirt I 
7 tll of .‘‘"I’temh. r huvo b'*en befiAld tlio District Court, aud |.«ftioius, though '•>* tr,.i|'l* »ru o.,rrft*ii,g vuiy «<a>«i.t*rably. 'I 
foiitid guilty ' *Jr«..f lb« w..k,AAfara* woexnUftni, hftv# not air.o*d'>d SCO id. 

■fli" autlioritiss of Pncnimonto propose to erect a new >l,« pdaieipul *•!>• kftving tsufti It 1 , 1 ., I* *t 5 )^, 59 »i * n »»«.•/* of 1 


,10 I Horn 

!?* r i,"i t 


ll*rrutg,ft but 
’mill ftboi 


s 00 11 no 
1 00 s 00 

- 40 - 40 


:« -- 2 . 

S-.toS'L" 4 2 "• 

is 

<*». »blu, Am. 4 44 

jw.ff.gtkk, ft r - 9 J " 

ChrmuoUrooft . - to 

do. Y.ltew . m ' M 

Bp.Br.te oil, ko* I M 

*??*• - tow 

L^in’ilxoCV - - 4Y - H 
(k> fiAoUUo/.. ' - 1 * 

V**'**® whtl#.. - 1% 

fcfc tc-i 

toraCBrakin,. - ll 1 * - tv 

fcW.-rs. tS , M 


COTTON AND TOBACCO HTATKMKNT 

CuIUmi - text**. TubftfflO—MoJa. 

tSopl. 1,1141 V.&SJ |s 144 

'• 4,801 

l* nifty 4,511—441.110 4 — 9,806 


Stork on lifti.,1 Ssjit. 1, 1844.. 

tlaryivod 

»• yoateritey 


Ki|«rted to date 

•• > • aterduy- 

Stork on baud nut rjrarod. . 


56, ,141 

, . .816,841 
.. V ( 4W-81 9,014 


48,640 

10,816 

000—10,816 


TOBACCO— Tk* Tub«rr# Ma.k.'i lift* ruutii.uad to w *ar ft quiet »|. 
paftlsnr., IhoMi h *»•• r*r»i|.i* «r,i IncrMWiag vary •oniblofftbly. TU* 
tJriuf Ih* w*. k, Mfara* woexoteuni, lmvo not ei,r.d .l ai’O bt.d*, 
■ I,., prinr.pft’ Ml.* I.ftving bovii II I, ltd* ol 6 ){, 54 at an avcra/« of 5 U. 


The authorities "I riicrttjquniu propose 10 erect a new • p*o, .• |.*’ mw* o-.vn li i,i.,l**l6H, 64 at an averag* of 6 J 4 , 

dty hail ur.d prison— the building to be M feet frout l y IP*’ ** •H'. ®»*d y«Ur lay 41 bli.W Maon County ai 

]Ij 4 ) deep. Tlm prison to bo 111 tho basement story, aifd of “ 0,Mn * W ludkate a«y rhaog* lu P deo*, 

,|„. C„„„HUT*»mb"r" ,k'«, IWium »nd “'il!*."* B4m 

Ollier offices, on Hie second Hour. Tho estimated cost or -lA-a’, Interior toCo naiou..6}4(j45^|Cbuit« andkrft’clixmi.'ili.lJSff 


Uo.xij osnioN of 1111 : Moon — Every object ou Its surfuce U *‘ u “ , “* Dooms, were .U.U4U bales, brought to HiIh port by 

of tin, Iinfuht of oiiu bUMdrnd . fnvt, !•' dl"tt„Dtly *«u„ ,lll " n ' IM ’ 

to till f-: ’ to a close, I vrifilt In t, On It, kurfuce urn era' r,, .„,tv 1 1 , .^i. . . t,. . .. 

"„ n j. CndB °f nur Zion, that the reli- ! l ’” ul * o| W 5 (»».'ro«k» „nJ nf.iunnainirai p „ r , ;„*'> B ° wm * ** 11,0 ,;u ' 

.' n ^'tlUn r 0 f fb:.. i . , iuuuuieruble D»t there are no signs uf imbifutiuu sttcl, idmlsaioiis y. . 4 ... 

ImPffO IK VOPtf rrnrx/1 ..a ..iio nn **..*.! ...„x 1 . 4» r 


I U,, 1 °l> of tliia r.l. . tuuuuierunle Hut there are no signs 

K ‘ t Ufu^| l w . ( {lfirgO IS very good. »* nui-s no ve.dlge . I’ arohitmduiul re 

N, *„. Clluv,i l.fi'l rm very uxtriisivu «>. mm.im.mw. lutobural to « nu» V nwiito 
!„i recuived Home D'w 1T „„ *fi"krw»u r *,l*™. Nu,*»i»rl. rtoiu.,. un »i-i, n o rir.r ; 

[j "' 2 , lloin, ,. ' “ r 1,1 "" ill J«»o,ato, 

^Mner- u. • ?. W| “ U '“-«U oT whom 

11 kn. . 111 Christ ; uud the Church of ut>< 

(>j. D'Utly Un proved *’"*?. v ' i " r l l' M j "it In.erviow w 

I, ' vvlio rra^-ivjU lilu. iu tin, kiud" 4 . umu 

jNlbutb nf, “ 80tlun was * liken up on will. » «.'»ral I.r war, . 111 J ollrroj bin 
’iil'Ouh 1. . w . 11 HtTlmm on the oooonim. " r dU.iI.Iuk ifiut h» 

I 11 ') plcJif Ua w iU , . 61. Tl," llrill"b Up.nruwrfU' AlXo, In. 

h w.u amount to niuo ..uma bin, .uu . «u.u „r 


hman Emi.,,. x 1 1 . in — I h" O, rman .'iiiigraticn nf 1821 .' 
until tierml only J-"" ; mil il l 8 ,.u 1 u- ; . x» is but ..n». h mmih 
x*li"U I* j. mount. .1 |u I . oi m 1 | , In.'jj j( r , k( . j,, 04 . j (1 

|H!I7 tc ad. t)l'(I bill f II ill Ibbt tc ”.‘1 DOt> , t ll" liUUllra-l' li.i it 
Cf pel'M'll- XX'll.l, dl.rillg ll*'' 1 ! "• i' "I' "If XX, l|| ||||. y.U. 
x*' nl li. yoiid s.'iik In *. iireli • f ;i liilli rj iitiU" averaged 
nl.', ui-lw ct.ij 11 , i.ii ■ I i,iii thut 1 'io I .rih tie re I,. 


the l.uuilier til. 

"It Willi t |||. y, h 


ours, no vestige irmchiteetuiul remains to sli'iw thut Discharged ... 


Deaths, 7 ,- 

Ttmre «. re 32 d, a»|is from Y.-li ,xv Fever.' ’ Tin ro’mnv 
remains 012 cases under treat oient in tlie iuitlfuliinj. 


„ .. The following statement comprises tin* deal its in some of 

id. 11 .HiA — ‘/•’-I'I'HJt Hoberts, or Liberia, recently visited the Allautic el lie* for tlm week euding Nuvember Id, uud 
I arm. xxberu Im had hu Interview with Lou la Supoleou. tbair proportion to the .population : 

who revived lilm iu tlm kiudcBt uiauuer. presented blui “ i» aiii 

with it vgsael c.| wur, and offered him auy auuuunitiou. Boston... 7H 

ordnauce x.r uiiliUry clothing that he might stand luuetd S, M !J Y : ,, 1 rf ?7 ?<* 

of. Tb. iiriUM. oem-mOU' iUn, .i, Un," Unc". ; ; : : 


Ufa iim. rori i.AiioN, 


Tils: Maine I 4 A XX . — A 111, 'll) -i Ml 
natures in \Ya#hlnfiiuu. to li" pi"- 
lug sill'll a 11 niiieieluient < f III. 
power tlm cnrpuruW alUhuriti.'A 


* in ciroul itii.n >T sig- 
llt;'d t l «!il|lf|VSS, Hst- 
itv^K er us xv ill eui- 
t’i I'ruld hit the Iim no ,. 


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th.' woik U $160,000. 

A fire hiid occurred at H<*ale’s Bur by which the spluu* 
, 1,1 uTcJous of M"it<rs Hmlley k: Fisher were destroyed, 
ihe rainy WMOli* is supposed to have set In. Heavy 
raiiM hud lalleu nt Han Francisco and Fueramento, whicli 
w. r- supposed to have extended to thu mines. 

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si* co "it the IkJlh ult. The (vtptuin and crew of tlmj'urts- 
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of l. 'o* United BtUteH. w* ^ 

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, ,j,|, line is px-’gi ' ’■■■Ifg O'mj/ are ull cut and 

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Cl)f Irni (Drlrcma Ctiristian JUroorotr. 


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ITIOIWIWI ...III M»»t Hum 
TM.IMH' Ilwtwway wIMtont I"'"'* 

■nnlimr turn* than wwnlth'a promte-t )■> 

1» Math •*« lowly. from Ih. ItV *" r ’ < ’ *P* rt ■ 
».«*! <« *. *ri» <**7 8ofcl, the home of my 


♦TH w*U\ «*»y, mM grt*r\ win* two#. 

WlMi aatnre's wild foloe is horns on lb# bn* m 
htfWiifr'W th% thraldom of fashion and art-y 
la thfai traaqall retraat, the home of nay heart / 

rte rrtwled mid scenes of the gayest delight, 

Where heanty and Splendor and genius unite ; * 
Bat m« have found In Fleaeure'n gay mart 
A Mt half ao fweet ha thle home of my heart 


WO often I wander at day's early eloee, 
When nature la huahed In eeremet repo#* J 
Wy eplrit how bleat, a* the bright star* Impart 
A hale of light mend the home efmy heart. 
•Miy Oaeety, Ala., (VW»t ( INS. 


I WORD. 


•Toot 


no hippy. Annette, »1 w«jb. 1 here 
in • family where the husband uud 


•• Wall dean, Kate,” said Mrs. Hnntlngtofi, 
laughing, "yon hare used the word trrm only 
twioe in that abort sentence. And now you 
barn a begging way about you, ns if yori were 
really in earnest to hear something about nwr 
ried life, before taking the fatsl etep. It is well 
Ham? la not hero to see the look of sadness in 
the e-< of his bride elect. He might fancy hot 
X was fhll of misgivings instead of wedding 
►» — - 


•• Ho was so much taken up with my delionte 
reproofs as not to notice ton I I wns out ol 
spirits. 1 wbb half pleased and half provoked : 
but I kept rather still, mnkihg little conversa- 
tion evcepHng in reply to him. 

•‘ After desert I handed him his Clip of codec 
He was astonished. ‘Why, Annette,’ said he, 
•,1 do Micro you went to work to-day to see 
whiit you could do.’ 

••Helindltit the truth, though without tlio 
less! suspicion of the cause. My first Impulse 
was to be honest and out with it by replying, 
•is it as good as your mother mnkes ?' This 
would hare giTon him the key to the whole atory 
— he would have forrclod it all out, and we 
should Imre settled.it there; but I felt nshsmod 
to. 1 sipped my codeo in silence. The golden 
moments pnssed, and my good nngcl took its 
Sight— pride had Ihc day. I even began to lie 


reaed nt liis enjoying a good dinner so much, 
1 forgcttii 


and so easily forgetting what had caused me so 
much sudering. lie wns very busy on that day, 
nnd did not stay with me ns long ns usual to 
chat, but went od whistling even more 1 cliccrily 
than when he came. 


•• I went up into the nursery nnd 8nt down to 
think it over. Baby was asleep ; the rain wns 
pattering against the windows, the wind wns 
rising, and to me tlio world looked dreary 
enough. 1 had tired myself all out getting up 
such a dinner, nnd now the excitement was 
over, and 1 felt the re-action, 1 began to nsk 
Just nothing at 


niysclr what I liad got .for it. 

*11. My husband cither .did not or Would nut 


“Don't laugh at me, Annette; talk with me 
M you used to do. I love llenry, you know, and 
trot I ban many misgivings about married life. 
I m (o few who ire really happy in this rela- 
tion— 1 mein happy as 1 should wish to be. 
Ton oeem to come nearer loTtlhan anj ofiS?B?.' 
Don’.t you ever — " 

Quarrel ! no, not often, now. We had our 
breaking id. I beliere it must oome to >11, 

sooner or litar.” 

« Do tall mo about it, will you Annette .’ ” 
“Too, if you are very desirous of it. You 
may learn aomething from it. I was s romstic 
girl, as you well know. Kate. Some few friends 
I had, whom I lowed dearly; but these friend- 
shipe did not quite astiBfr ray heart. Something 
more it rftivea. 1 hardly knew wliat, until I 
lored my husband. When we were first mnr- 
ried, I used to ask myself— now, do I find in this 
lift all which I expected to find .’ Am I as hap- 
py as I thought 1 should be? My heart always 
responded, yea, and more so. With us, tho ro- 
mance of married lift, ii 1 may call it >o, held 
on a long time. For my part. 1 was conncimit. 
of a pleasurable excitement of fooling when we 
tone together. I enjoyed riding nnd Walking 
aline with him. The brightest hours of the day 
were thoeo in which wo sat down alone togother, 
to talk or'rend. For a long time I felt a gentle 
restraint in his presence. 1 liked to lie becom- 
ingly dressed, snd to feel in tune. When dull, 
I made an effort to be social and cheerful if he 
I had a great fear of getting into 

Min. .a 1JI- —fit. t 


the wbj of ritting down stupidly with ray hue- 
• band, or of having nothing to talk about 


u 


I 


. . ._ nlwut but 

and the butcher’s bill. I made n 
of remembering every pleasant thing 
which I read. or heard, or thought, to tell him, 
••d when nil those subjects wore exhausted, wo 
hod eaoh of us a hobby we could ride, so that 
WB ububt silent for want of something to 
«nj. Thus wb lived for a year or two. I wns 
▼ery happy. I think people were often sur- 
prised to bm us oontinue to enjoy each other’s 
society with bo much rest. 

“Bat there wbb this about it. As yet I had 
to try me. We were lK>arding; l hud 
» and his tenderness and interest was a 
smreign panacea for the little ills and rough- 
MBBBf which must fall to us in our best estate. 
TUb could not last forever. He became more 
•nd more occupied in his business, nod I at 
length had a house and a baby to look nfter. 
non, for the first time our mutual forbearance 
wta put to the teat. Hitherto we had been de- 
voted to etch other ; now the real cares of life 
im us so as often really to absorb our 
I was the first to feel the change. 
*°Baa as if something was overshadow 
S® ia ®f*u i e8 I would get sentimental 
•M think he did not love me as he once did. As 
I look back now, I am convinced that here was 
Indulgence in these moods 
resolution. It was an injustice to 
him m' which l ought not to have been guilty. 
It left me, too, with a wounded feeling, as if ] 
bAd been wronged, which began to affect ray 
■jnntA. 

“ 1 had for some time carried about this little 
■ore spot in my heart. * I kept the matter nil 
to myself, for I was In part ashamed and in 
put too proud to sneak of it. Hero was on- 
■thar wrong step. There is no security of hap- 
in married life, but in tlio most perfect 


see that there was ony thing to he reconciled 
about. I blamed him for liis insensibility. 

* Once,* thought I? 1 ho would have noticed any 
change in my voice or any shadow which came 
over my spirits ; now, 1 can really bb cross to 
him and he does not mind it at all.’ 

I had a doleful afternoon of it. I wns rest- 
less enough ; trying first one employment ond 
then another, but finding nothing which would 
suit, -f wt»tthnra ttrten 7 'fi»rtl»er;^ ffowiytokigr 
from the right point than I had l>cen at noon, 
fiat dejected nnd silent. My husband tried 
once or twice to engage me in conversation, 
without success. , 

“ ‘ Annette,’ said he nt length. In n kind tone, 
do ydu not feel well to-day V 
“ * Not very,’ said I, vtftfTn sigh. 

“ * What is tho matter ?’ 

“‘My head aches; the baby kept me awake 
almost 'all night.’ — 

“ This was the truth, hut only in part, and 1 
felt guilty ns I said it. Then he begged mo to 
go snd lie down on tho sofa in tho parlor ; snd 
said Ho would road to me anything which I 
would like to hear. 

1 felt that this wns kind in him. It wns like 
old times ; tho new times, ybti seo, hnd been but 
a dnv, but to mo it Beamed very long; yet it. 
was not what I wanted. 1 wished to have the 
trouble cleared away, not bridged over ; nnd 1 
determined to hold out until it should come to 
this, and he should sec and feel that I could not 
be mado happy after a cross word, without a 
sceno of mutual contrition and forgiveness ; so 1 
would not stay and be read to, but told him I 
must go to bed. I left him in his easy chair, 
with his study lamp, nnd hook and bright fire, 
in regular old bnchelor style, nnd went off into 
tho nursery, and then to bed, nnd cried myself 
to sloep. You lnugli, Kate, as if you thonght I 
was a fool. I think so myself, now.” 

How did it nil end, Annetto ?” 

I held out a week, becoming every day more 
sad and sulky, I ninv ns well call it. When I 
was left alone, I used to tnke my baby up and 
cry over him, ns if my husbnnd was dead, nnd 
the child was all I had left in tho world. Dear 


me ! how uulinppy I was, and every day added 
to it. I would find something in his conduct to 


Tho State of Franklin. 

lloforc the establishment of this government, 1 
nnd before or about the time that the territory I 
whibh now constitutes the State of Tennessee) 
was ceded to Congress, thc\ inhabitants of the 
enstern part of thnl territory' established a 
government for themselves, and called it the 
Stnto of Franklin. They adapted a very good 
constitution, divided into the usual brunches of 
legislative, executive, and judicial power. They 
laid and collected taxes, and performed other 
usunl acts of legislation. They had, for the 
present, it is true, no maritime possessions, yet 
they followed the common forms in constituting 
high officers ; nnd their governor was not only 
ckptain-genernl nnd commander-in-chief, but 
admiral also— so that the nnvy might have a 
commnnder when there should bo a navy. 

The currency in this State of Frnnklin l>c- 
catno very much damaged. Specie wns scarce, 
and equally scarce wero the notes of specie- 
paying banks. It became necessary to pnss 
whnt we would call the Civil-list appropriation 
bill. 

The preamble of that law begins by reciting 
that the collection of taxes in specie had, become 
very oppressive to the good people of the Com- 
monwealth, fi,r the want of a circulating me- 
dium. It recites, further, that, it is the duty of 
the legislature to hear nt all times the prnyer of 
theh* consiitucnts, ami apply ns speedy a remedy 
ns lies in their power. 

Acting under the influence of these sound 
opinions, tho legislature of Frnnklin passed n 
law for the suppbrtof the civil list, of which, ns 
iWs short, I have sent you a copy : 

“ Re it enacted by the (Jenna I .Assembly of 
the State of Franklin , and it is hereby enac- 
ted by the authority of the same. That from the 
first day of January, A. I). 1789, the salaries of 
the civil hflieersof this Commonwealth shall be 
as follows, to wit : 

His excellency tho governor, per annum, 
one thousand deer skins. 

7liv6 hundred 

deer skin's, 


present, had somewhat subsided, the prosecution 
proceeded, the case wns given to the jury, nujln 
verdict of not guilty returned. 

“May the scene we havo attempted to de- 
scribe ever burn fresh upon the memory of Mr. 
Johnston, turning him aside from vice and criino, 
whenever it shall present itself, iff our earnest, 
heartfelt prayer. ** ^ 


The Attorney General five hundred deer 
skins. 

“ Secretary to bis Excellency tho Governor, 
five hundred raccoon skins. 

The treasurer of the Stdto, four hundred nnd 
fifty otter skins. 

“ Each County Clerk, three hundred heaver 
skins. 

Clerk of the House of Commons, two hun- 
dred raccoon skins. 

Members of tho : Asscmbly, per diem, three 
raccoon skins. 

Justice’s fee for signing a warrant, one 
muskrat skin. 

T^ the Constable for serving a warrant, one 
mink skin. 

Enacted into a law’, this 18th day of Octo- 
ber, 1788, under the great seal of the State. 

“ Witness his Excellency,” etc. [Florida (Tal- 
lahassee) Sentinel. 


French Women. — W o extract the following 
from “Parisian Life nnd French Principles,” a 
very readable work recently published by the 
Harpers : 


“There < 



of damp, chilly weather, 
wp Terr irritable. I bad 
obed, and my baby had 
the night. In my kitch- 
irant servant girl ; and on 
fihe had done her very 
ie beef steak was burned 
were like bullets, the bread 
the coffee, which was our 
^Bb execrable. My husband was 


oefl^^uad ell ibis, until lie came to the 


, and said in * half vexed tone L 
•*L4» wish we could ever have any good 
ha, Annette, why cannot you make it 
Mother doea f 

•This waa a drop too muoh for mo, and I 


“• Toa never think anything on our table fit 
I almost started at the 


to be eaten,’ aald I. and 

lofiny own voice, ‘you hod better live at 


haaa, if you are not satisfied, or else provide mo 
withdeeent servants. * •• 


, X cannot do everything— 

SSkfcrt to “ y h ** 7 * U Dight ’ “ i the 


‘ X <ltff not know before that I waa so very 
iaa° liable,' •oM he. in a tone of injured feel- 






“He aata fcw moments, then rose, left his 
•o' breakfast, put on Lis but and went off 
I beard the door shut behind him all my 
► left me. I went into iny room, locked 
- I * Btt * own an< * tt child. This 

t \L rS i <roM Wor d l had ever spoken to 
■j fcMi lmn d. It seemed to me as if some sud- 
4M calamity hud befallen us. 1 worked myself 
up to ouch u pitch of feeling, that I walked about 
toe room wringing my hands. « 

tt *b all over with ns,’ thought I ; * we 
be bappy together again in this 
Tnia thought made me unspcukahly 
jj* 1 tttt as if a black pall had fallen 
e, and in the future there was only 
In my misery I sought to comfort 

. blaming him. * lie need not have 

■noknn H to me. at any rate,’ said I, out loud ; 
he might havassen howl ftlt; it was too much 

k, U B 1 " 1 ! *nough he does not 
eamfcrt *a he one* did. Then to 
Malweyi toibng me what nice things his 
* r ‘ r 0 «>kB, when he knows I am trying to do 
Wir y tottolHnito^ him. It is really 

. ^ «? dually sober, K.U ’ My 

W'W J 11 * 1 , here, and I had to run before 1 
“y cutalogue of grievances ; 
yet I had gone for enough to get well on the 
Bgain. 1 began to culm invoell 
wuh ^ the reflection, that if there hud been u 
§**•* done, I was not ( the only one fo 

niamelor it. 1 waa dreadfully sorry that 1 hud 
y 1KP C ttWB to him, but I thought he ought to 
•pwy* too, ISefore my baby had finished 
ajrrng, * came to the ooncluuiun that 1 would 
aumit no ntgns of penitence until 1 euw 


pain mo every time wo met. Either ho was too 
attentive, or not attentive enough ; talked too 
much or too little. 

“ Ho bore with my ill humor most patient _ 
thinking 1 wub ill. One day lie ennio home, nnd 
told me ho hnd obtained a week’s leave of ab- 
sence, and had engaged a conveyance, nnd I 
must fix up myself and baby , ond bo ready to 
start off in an hour. He wns going to take mo 
home to my mother's. ‘ We may as well have a 
journey as pay doctor’s bills, Annette,’ said lie, 

‘ nnd ns to having you drooping about in this 
style any longer,- 1 am not going to. Wo will 
send off old llridget, lock up our house, run 
away from all care, nnd have some ftin.* 

“lie looked up so kindly, I could have fallen 
upon liis neck and wept my heart out, to think 
how ugly I had been ; but there was no time 
thon to talk it ovor. I hurried away to pack, 
but before I was half through with the packing, 
I.resolvod that I would tell him the whole story, 
from beginning to end. The moment I came to 
this determination, the load wns gone; my 
heart seemed* as light as a feather;- the expres- 
sion of my countenance changed, nnd the tones 
of my voice wero light and cheerful. 1 was con- 
scious of it^and he noticed it ns soon as 1 joined 
him at the appointed hour. 

“ ‘ Why, Annette,’ sn£l he, ‘getting ready has 
cured you. We may as well stay at home now.’ 
“That will do, Kate. The rest of the story 
will sound sentimental to a third party.” 

“ No, no, Annette, that would be leuving out 
the very cream of it. Tell me how you settled 
it.” 

Well, we rode on enjoying tho change until 
towards dark. Baby then fell asleep. It wns a 
very quiet hour — every thing about it was beau- 
tiful and peaceful. Tears of real penitence 
came into my eyes, and before I knew it, they 
were dropping down upon tho baby. My hus- 
band turned and saw them.” 

“ 4 Why, Annette,” snid he, with the utmost 
surprise, 4 what is the matter ?’ 

“ 4 0, I nm so sorry,’ said I. 

“ * Sorry for what, love,’ said he, ‘ are you 
not happy ? Dope anything trouble you ?’ 
“‘lam so sori-y,’ said 1, 4 that I have been 
so ugly this week.* 

“ 4 What do you mean ?’ said he, looking more 
and more puxiled. 

“ ‘ How can you help knowing ?’ said I. Then 
I began at the beginning, and told the whole 
story. How I rose feeling irritable, aud was 
provoked to speak the first cross word ; how 
he told me my things were not as nico as his 
mother’s, aud went off vexed ; then how lie got 
over it, and forgot all about it, nnd would not 
help me to feel good natured by saying he was 
sorry. How I had brooded over it all tho week 
— how it had festered away in my heurt and 
poisoued all my enjoyments. Whnt torrents of 
tonrs I had shed when alone, ns I thought it was 
■all over with us, nnd wo never should love again 
as we had once loved. 

. “ He heard me through without making a 
single remark, nnd then hurst into a loud 
laugh. 4 1 want to know, Annette,’ said he, 4 if 


this is what has piled you all this week ?’ 
“ 4 Yes,’ Buid I. Upon t 


Upon this ho cheokcd our 
Dobbin aud began to turn around. 

“ 4 What are you going to do?’ said I. 

“ 4 Going back,’ said he, 4 if this is all which 
is the mutter with-you.’ 

“ 1 laughed heartily as he did, for now my sin 
wns coufcttBcd, I felt happy ; but I pulled the 
iJother rein, und drew tlio whip lash over Dob- 
; rbin’s ears, and uwny lie went like a bird to- 
wards my mother’s home. 

“ But we male u resolution then, Kate, that 
if cither had aught against the other, it should 
be settled before the sun went down ; that- we 
might go to sleep, if not ' at pence with all the 
world,’ at least nt pence with each other, for- 
giving and forgiven. Tills resolution we have 
faithfully kept, and I have never seen another 
week ol' such misery ns I have been telling you 
about, and 1 trust 1 never shall. 1 hope you 
will find in your new’ relations, Kate, all the en 
joymtnt we now do. This is the best wisli 1 can 
offer you— and that your first cross word uiuy 
ulsobeyour last." 


■isdit rtiniit^ h/ face, that no traces of tears 
« M i < ®y**lf with unusual 

W * Five eumr 

^ 7 |iii^kf ^ eUw,,K ’ ut 'I’e .Inner. 1 

! L a *2* f« r tie injustice, 

* fir “ l r,u ' 4in- 

y.yod u kin mother couU cook To wj,u 
"F delxcst* rejirosch , 1 mtcle, win, 
■7 0D» ksnds, s must excellent cup of cut 
i o'clock 


cup of coffee. 

- - ** l ,Bl . tliousli I tlumjcht 

Uawtatasald; til* door opened, nud 1 heard hi, 
*ta^ U tfta ltoU. Of all thing! in ihh. 


T»ir tin Tiiiut. —The N.wYi.rk Juuroal of Commerce 
.t«tr. lh,t the furrier, ere Wgluuiug to du . prult, hrlek 
Wl huelurn.. end fur. will be geuerelly w,„u during the 
eoming winlrr. Bum. of the beat duecripllonr bring ex- 
trmrag.ut pHre.-Hiu or ,200 not bring uufrrqueotly 
glrrn fur s met. A |erge pre^rUen of lb. meet valuable 
Imported fure go e««l-Uie 11.. ion ladle, paying high 
price, rather more readily than New Yorker.. The .lock 
of fur. new In New York ir euppneed U. be worth not far 
fr.mi two million, of doltarr The Urgent treden have 
atork. ou baud ranging from XM iW to ,100,000. .While 
Amerlcau ladiea cannot be euiled With enyl),|ug found 
Uiia aide uf lludaou'a lley. Oreere or fieriuany, kurnpean 
Udiea are equally auxlnua In get fur. front the United 
Slate, and the rough eklua of the fnx.fieher nr minx form 
lira Ulterior Hieing of the g. ruernle cd the itiuaian nobility 


I whistling ! He cstne to the liable 


with s bright fsoe, front which every truce of 
taonung’u cloud had i" ■ • 


the Btomiug'a 
Mt down £e 


'leiJd . had dumpfiemed, und tui he 
sroutil wjth a pjeueed ex- 


fW. r . Annette/ staid he. ‘wlrat a nioe 
you are pleased.’ said I, in a 
t’mid bo, ‘ the Itv.t roast we UbtjJ 



LeJ*t! Jeuuite her uguin taken itosgesuion of 

nf7b^O,d.^^^ 


tut teingdoti ' " l0 ,*V r *” 1U ' I" 

CnUegXl. iu *** Lut ““ 


I-lioe 

i. tnotiui, . ? d tspjr u & ac*to!ra vo??! k 


K«|,j^oujht tool to' u, uutke .U«jek- 




“ A 1 female rights orator’ has assorted that 
if wopien had more of the occupations of inen they 
would be more virtuous. By that rule, the wo- 
men of France ought to fur cxel in that respect 
their sisters of America. I will say nothing of 
their laboring in tho field, their driving huge 
carts through tlio streets of Paris, and other 
rudo labors, which soon rub out of them all fe- 
male softness, but confine myself to tlio more 
agreeable duties which they havo usurped from 
man. Indeed, a man is but a secondary being 
in tho scale of French civilization. The 4 dames 
a comptoir ’ arc ns csscntiul to tho success of a 
Parisian cafd ns the cook himself. More lints 
are doffed , at their shrines than before the guy- 
est belles of the metropolis. My hoot mnkcr, 
for tho head of tho establishment, is a woman ; 
my hatter, also ; my landlord is a dignified spe- 
cimen of * fair, fat and forty ;’ any porter is of 
the same sc^, older in years and. worse in looks; 
my butcher, milkman, nnd tlio old-clothes wo- 
mnn, newsboy and rag-gatherer beneath my 
windo, ditto. They are wuiters at tho balls, 
doorkeepers at tho. theatres, ticket-sellers 
fiddlers, chair letters at the churches. They 
figure in every revolution, and have a tongue nud 
arms in every fight; in short, they arc at the 
top and bottom of every thing in France. They 
have so pushed nside tho lords of creation that 
for -some time my sympathies were really aUve 
to know wliat men had left to do, until I finally 
discovered that they had tho rcsouroe of becom- 
ing chambermaids. 

“ But there is one discovery tho reformist of 
the sex can mako in Paris, to which I beg par- 
ticularly to call their attention; and that is, 
how to preserve the freedom of their ‘limbs’ 
nnd their petticoats also. Bloomerism has no 
chance of success. A French lady, by a sleight 
of hand in lifting her dress, cap cross the dirtiest 
streets, promenade through mud and mire, arid 
bring home unsullied the whitest stocking and 
purest skirt. Bhe does it, too, with a natural 
grace and modesty whioh is perfectly churming.” 


^ Fifin thfl l/mififllln Jounml. Jj 

THEY TI’.Mi ME IIE 18 CHANGED. 

Tli'-y toll dip ho in olmngrtl— that time 

1 1 ft?? GH ii iH’il liln hair, ami tunrkeil Ills brow, 

Anil Hltrrcil him an much, that I 
Should Fcarcdy know him now. 

It may bo ao— yet It were atranfco 
If time had loft no traca behind, 

Whereby the memory of a friend 
Blight pome remembrance find. 


It may bo po— they any that grief 
lino stolen the bloom of health Away, 

Yet left a flush in either cheek, 

Aft ii to inock decay 
They pay that busy care ha* been 
At work within IiIp heart go long, 

That the free thoughtP of youth are lost 
Up tangled web among. 

They hinted that hip early loro 
Wap lingering In liN bosom yet — 

Strange that in man. faith phould bo found, 
That h r should not forget ! 

It may 'lie ho— but much I doubt 
If HUch Indeed the-truth can bo ; 

’Tift ho unlike nil that ban paftped 
Within my memory. 


They tell me he haft tolled for wealth, 1 
And found it In a foreign land ; 

Hut fortune*!* trenfturen have been bought 
Full dearly ut bln hand. , 

For health in wrecked amid the htipea 
Which flout upon life's treacherous ware, 
And now, they nay. bin gold may buy, 
l’erhnpft. a stranger's grave ! 


They apeak oMt In careleftft tones, 
And.idly breathe their prophecy : 
Aft it tlie thought ofloping him, 
Wero nothing, but to me. 

They do not know the lonelinruA 
Death lias already round mo ciwt, 
The gloom u|»on the future thrown. 
.iEhu jlifloruiir.it_of.Uiv. pa#W 


But ah. tliey.trll me ho Is changed ! 

That memory would in vain recall 
The lookft, tho Htnilea of other doyB— 
That he has lost them all. 

It m ay be ft<>— I cannot tell — 

The outward signs 1 do not eutf ; 
.'in altered heart 1 h all I fear. 

For that wero all to ino. 


Purser Smith Abroad. 


The aid if Taj liis \n pulton invoked against the United States. 

in case of a U%s,U'ith Spain, for Cuha—Jltiitude if the 

llritish Ministry on the yueition, etc., etc. 

[From lh« London Time* ot the 

It has been obvious, since the dhcninflturo of tho Lopez 
expedition Bgninftt tho Inland or 4Julm. that the people of 
the United filuti’ft were only waiting for an opportunity to 
gratify the double pupnlon of ncquiidLlvencfti and revenge, 
ami that the very tirnt opportunity would he ihigerly seised 
to Implicate, if possible, .tte American Government in 
these culpable designs. Upon the return of the American 
prisoners, who had received a free pardon which they liad 
not deserved from thtf clemency of tho Sovereign whose 
dominions they liad wantonly invaded, these adventurers 
were received with enthusiasm in tlio cities of the South, 
ns martyrs for the cause of Cubau independence, and their 
presence ami harangues served to stimulate the passions 
in which their lawless enterprise liad originated. A secret 
society was formed, under the title of the •• Lone Star, 
which was the ensign of. Lopez, and this assoclatiqn is re- 
ported to have its ramifications in all parts of the Union. 
We can scarcely credit the statements whicli have been 
transmitted to us of the power and extent of this combi- 
nation ; but it is oxtVemety discreditable to the American 
people that such a body should liuve been formed nt all 
for the deliberate purpose of plundering n foreign 8tate 


and there is no act of aggression which such an exnmple 
would not justify. Under these circumstanced, it was cer- 


Paeeu on Bed-room Walls. — Many a fevre 
lias been caused by the horrible nuisance of cor- 
rupt size used in paper hanging iu bed-rooms 
The nausea which the sleeper is aware of on 
waking in the morning, in such a case, should 
be n warning needing no repetition. Down 
should come the whole paper, at any cost or in- 
convenience; for it is an evil which ullowa of no 
tampering. 

The careless decorator will say that time will 
set all right — that tho smell will go off— that 
airing the room well in the day, and burning 
some pungent thing or other at night, in the 
meuutimp, will do very well. It will not do very* 
well ; for heulth, nnd even life, may be lost in 
tho interval. It is not worth while to have any 
ouc’b stomach impaired for life, or one’s norves 
shattered, for the sake of the cost and trouble 
of papering a room, or a whole house, if neces- 
sary. The smill is not the gvievuhee, but tlie 
token of the grievance. Tho grievance is ani- 
mal putridity, with which we nre shut up. 
When this smell is perceptiblo in our chambers, 
down should come tho paper; and the wall be- 
hind should be scraped clear of every particle 
of its last covering. 

It is astonishing that so lazy a practice us 
tout of putting a new paper over an old one, 
should exist to tlie extent it does. Now nud 
thon an incident occurs, whicli shows the effect 
of such absurd carelessness. Not long 1120 a 
handsome house in London became intolerable 
to a succession of residents, who could not en- 
dure a mysterious bad smell which pervaded it 
when shut up from the outer air. Consultations 
were held about drains, nud all the; particulars 
that could be thought of, but in vain. At lust 
a clever young man, who examined the house 
from top to bottom, fixed liis suspicions on a cer- 
tain room, where he inserted a small slip of 
glims ou tho wall. It was presently covered, 
and that repeatedly, with a sort of putrid dew. 
The paper was torn down, 11 ml behind it wns 
found a mass of old papers, an inch thick, stuck 
together with their layers of size, and exhibit- 
ing a spectacle which we will ,not sicken our 
readers by describing. [Dickens’ Household 
W ords. 


Scene in a Court Room. — T he Richmond (Va.) 
Republican, of the 1st inst., relates tho follow- 
ing scene iu a court-room in that city : 

“ On Friday last, while Johu A. Johnston was 
undergoing a trial on tho charge of feloniously 
killing a negro, a scene took pluco iu the court- 
room that can never be effaced from the memory 
of those who witnessed it. Mr. Thon. I*. August, 
one of the counsel for the defence, had just closed 
a beautiful and touching nppeal to the court and 
the jury, aud Mr. Young, for the commonwealth, 
had arisen to end his duty, when Mrs Johnston, 
the wife of the prisoner, leading lilq* fills 11 1 boy 
by the bund, walked up to Mr. Y., and with her 
arms outstretched to heaven, her cheeks sussed 
in tears, foil upon Jii*r knees’ and begged him for 
God’s sake not to prosecute her husband. The 
little boy, too, us if understanding that. Jiis pro- 
tector was iu (lunger, sobbed aloud for mergy. 

“ Such a scene in a court-room we have never 
before witnessed. Tho prosecutor himself turn- 
ed deadly pale, und stood us if transfixed to- tho 
iq»ot, his reelings and his sense of duty appa- 
rently struggling for the mustery. Scarce a dry 
eye Could be seen iu the room, and business was 
entirely suspended until Mrs. Johnston was re- 
moved. But hor appeal to justice had not l#cen 
lost. The pent-up grief of u wife had burst the 
bars of conventionalism,' and, like an electric 


Hpurk , hud found u lodgment in the lieurts of the 
beholders. For the moment we felt that if we 


had the power, though the prisoner were doubly 
guilty, the self-sacrificiug devotion, the undying 


love, the public,. ihtercepisiGU of that wife had 
sufficiently atoned for the crimes of the husband, 
uud wo would bid him gujju peace und bin'no 


“When the manifest feeling ©f.jyinp»thy, 
which exhibited i u»clt on ovary counienuucc 


A Br.Tii.r.u Qerstios.— '• I entered n log ichooLlrtUftc 
once, where a JWbatlrt’ Society ’ whh holding forth upon 
the question, 'If a man snw liis wife nnd 'mother Inthe 
water drowning, which should ho help out flrst j » The 
question wns considered with huhnstlon upon both sides 
1. "Jl 11 '*’ "“I!" *. ‘ buck wnrd ncsB ’ began to manliest 

ttseir. the president desired Uebaters.lt they had any- 
thing to sny to continue on. After a pause, a peaked 
looking m n 11 in tlio buck part of the house got tip. and 
'T, with coiislderahii, confidence nnd embarrassment: 
Mr. I resident — I think If a man snw bis mother nnd wife 
In the water drowning, lie ought to help ),| fl mother out 
beeaUde, you see. If his wife did get drowned, he 


, COLLLEGE, 

7, 0rttofI8T*N.1. ’ 

THE NEXT SESSION .Milk Institution Will hegTn (lie 
. Ir-it Blondky In Ootahor, under the direction of the fob 
lowing Faculty : 
lie 


drill ; 


could getahothcronoj hut he couldn’t get another mother, 
uot easy ! ’ 

Thillettled tho question, and tho verdict accordingly.” 


ng faculty : 

i%.*v. It. II. ltiv*M. D I). President an 1 Prof of Moral nnd 
Mental Science. Relies I.ettreB. nnd the Hebrew Language; 
J. G. Mi 1.1 . mi. A. M., Professor or Mnlheiiiatlcs, Nat- 
Phllosophy. mid Astronomy ; Emii.k LkPaoi-:, a ll 
i riiiessor of Modern l.nngungis ; II. W. Daxir:, A M . 
Profr'Bsor of Lalitiand Greek Lnngung. s. nnd Literature ; 
Tiiomas 8. JosKa, M. 1>., Professor of Natuml Science; 
‘ " Ri.ai kmar. A; 11. . Profbwtor of Vocal nnd Instru 

I \( noil. ■ II. .V A (I M. ...... 4 ..... 


mental Music ; Rev. A. G. Mn.i.r.n, A. M . Principal of the 
**- iparatory School; W. II. UoMrro.v and G. M. Millkr. 
ilstantH. 


Assistants. 


Trial ron Rape.— A laborer on the railroad at Staun- 
ton. Va., hns Intely been tried and convicted of the crime 
of rape, nnd sentenced to forty years’ imprisonment In the 
Penitentiary. The case will be recollrcted by many of 
our readers as one of tho most revolting on reedrd. A 
young man and his betrothed were on their way to be 
married, when they were attacked, the young lady dragged 
from the carriage, and violated In tlie most brutal man- 
ner. Notwithstanding the unfortunate occurrence, tho 
partiea have since been united, aud nre now living hap- 
pily together. 


The Hod Trade.-t-TIii! Cincinnati Commercial of tho 
13th says: A few cold days have given a new impulse to 
business. The weathers now highly favorable Tor dri- 
ving. as well as for killing and packing pork, nnd the pro- 
ceedings in. the pork market are sanguinary In tho ex- 
treme. The hogs that come In are in prime order, and the 
Bales brisk. 


Agreeable.—- I t Is stated that the i President' elect re- 
celves about two bushels of letters pet day from applicants 
for offleo. 


MAKIO.X FliJIAEE SEMINARY, 

■ MAH ION; l v l!iuiY COUNT Y/ALAnjMA; 

Fa cult ij . 

Her. jAMfci K AnM.Taomi, A.M/l’rrncIpal.anihProtaii 

of Moral. 'Mental ami Nuluriu .Orlotici'A 
Mr. II. M Uxlv, 1’roftwor of v6c«l Muxle, Plano nnd Harn 

In?, txnlni fWlW'd uuu Uiirnittn EunguftKufl. and In- 
structor on Guitar. ° ■ 

.Miss M. L. Thompson. English. 

Miss M. J. IIu.mu'R ant. Euglish. g 

Miss Indiana Ci.auk, English. 

Music. 


Mrs. Reiiei ca Ci.arke, Matron and Nurso 
A oominodloui nnd S|,luudld brick ndlllce hns juxt bx-on 

° Iffiw rtT,?iT v '" l,J f’/O-ncTi-n tent, ilir.n .toric. 
-whirl, lor nubility, nontoAloncd of arningmii iil. and 

f” r »“>* oomforl of |.rir,.t,. nnd Mnn.l rooinr 

" jot «ar|«uwrd by ui y Hlmllur onfs,, iho counlrv Tho 
ITlncl|ml roMdoti In iho .building, and with hia lady and 
conijM'Lont lolniilo »wl«Unco, Mipprlntoiul. iho lloardliw 
n""„ , A 1,l ' ly J 111 I" Iho Mominiiry. who 

faithfully dljchnrgo* tho dulloo of Jlatron Nnroo and 
llovornooo on Unit nt all tlmco. pmiil., will fl„d tho com- 
lorto. klnilndM and atlontlon. of Imnio Tlio l’rtnolnal 
with tho aid.nffotnalo toaohoro. who al.o llvo i.l So 
«»? fwna tholr morals, manner* 


and hablto of tho pupils 'lllolug under Ills chamf. nt all 
‘io'i I ’*>’ r “i"«r imdor a wholosomo 


Hyslom of KguMUonf rospootlng iiontnoiw, ordor. nunctu- 
ably, ocimomy and rogulurlty. nalculutod tu itlvo a ,alo 
and vigorous do* opmout to charaotor. Tho appliauros 
of homo and family ara not romovod by this arraugomoul. 
but perpetuated ami strengthened. 

The ensuing scholastic year will commence oh Tliurs- 

day tho 2Jd or Soptombor. 1862. can entor at any 

tluio during tlio yoar, chargooblo from tho llino of on 


trance. No deduction will bo made but bv sis*eli»l 
rangenient with tlie Principal. 1 . 

Hoarders >tudy at night under a teacher Theylire 


required to retire 0 o’clock at night, and rise eadylii the 
uioriiing at u given sigual, aud to take faequeuL and 
Wholesome exercise. ... 


I rival, roo nilHro largo, onnvonlonlly anil romhirUhly 
furnishad. Pupils aro ro,| u I rod to koop tholr |wardrolai 
and private apartinouts lu noatuctfi aud ardor A nrtioor 
ollloor wookly taken charge oOKv I r olotliiug, Inupecl* its 


tain that a repetition of the attempt on Cuba would be 
made, and in the mt nnthui! all means were employed to 
show diMatisfaction in the Island, und to engage the Uni- 
ted .States, us a nation, in the undertaking. In fact a con- 
spiracy to promote these objects 1ms recently been tliw- 
covered at the Havana. 

The Spanish Government has. of course, been roused by 
this pilpnble danger to prepare, as best it cau. for tin;, 
defence of its po.-scs.«ions ; nud the present Governor oH 
Cuba has thought proper to resort to .the strongest rcpfcsl 
siv» men ii! which could be employed. NuinorouMfrrcsts 
have takeu place, the connections aud rolntiopsof Lopez 
aud his gang have been closely watched, and the externa 
communications of the islaud with foreign ports hare 
been more than once closed by the police nnd military 
nntboritii-i* of Npaiti. In the discharge of this duty, as 
the Governor of Cuba yip- doi*bl conceived it*to he. It is 
asserted by tho American ngltatpi's that even the flag of 
the United States has uot been respected. A search was 
made on board tlie Cornelia, an Ainetylnn merchant ves- 
fbI, which led to' the seizure of some correspondence im- 
plicating persona of the ruuk in the island: and. soon 
afterwards, the passenger steamer Cresc.ent City was 
warned iff altogether, and not allowed to land either 
goods or passeugers. because she hnd on board os purser a 
Mr. Smith who had taken some part iu these treasonable 
schemes. Tills occurrence has kiudled afresh the mud- 
uess of the American people, or rather, it has been laid 
hold of by the unscrupulous conspirators who had already 
staked their lives on this enterprise, and the consequence 
is an amount of excitement which may drive the present 
Government into hostile measures, or will at any rate 
concur with the Presidential election to pledge the new 
Administration to further acts of violence. At such a 
morn* nt especially, a candidate professing moderation on 
this subject will have little chance of obtaining the suf- 
frages of the American people. 

The Governor of Culm may have acted with violence, 
nnd it is indiscreet on his part to run' the risk of convert- 
ing this affair into a national quarrel ; but as far as we 
are acquainted with the particulars, there is nothing in 
principle ou which ho acted which can be attucked on 
legal gruuuds. It is the unquestionable right of every 
sovereign power to prohibit access to its territory to aliens, 
or rather all access to the territories of a foreign State is ! 
the result of a permission granted by that State, which 
may nt uny time be withheld or withdrawn. It Is proper, 
however, that notice of this prohibition should be duly j 
given by the refqsal of passports or some such means. 

We cannot wonder that the Spanish Governor of Cuba, 
who receives public information by every mall from the 
Uulted Slates of meetings and associations formed for the 
express purpose of wresting tlie Island entrusted to his 
earo from the crown of Spain, should look with grt-at vigi- 
lauce and suspicion on all persons who arrive from that 
quarter, aud should endeavor to intercept a treasonable 
correspondence, if he can. Suppose that, at n iuouicut 
wheu au insurrection was impending iu Ireland. Ameri- 
can vessels should arrive .In the porta of Hint country, 
strongly suspected of a design to open communications 
with the disaffected, aud having on bourd men who had 
already bei*n obliged to fly thrf country ; it canuot be 
doubled that the Lord-Lieuteuaut of Ireland would he 
juslifled iu sending hack such vessels to tho place they 
came from, for his tlrst duty Is to preserve the tranquility 
of the queeu’s dominions. Rut. if such un act were re- 
sorted to. it could never be admitted that the offending 
purty is eutitled to take advantage of its own wrong, and 
to resent *a a national iusult wliut is ,no more than a le- 
gitimate measure of defence. We find nothing ih the ex- 
isting treaties between SjAtin and the United Staten to 
limit this right. Ry the 7th article of the treaty of 1706. 
itwus stipulated ’the Buljectft and vessels oi the two 
States should be subject to no emburgo br detention on 
the purt of each other, either fur uny military expe- 
ditWnpw anyotllHf private or puhlic ihoiive ; ” but this 
clause does hot extend to a refusal of accetwto a suspected 
vessel . 

In the case of the Cornelia, it seems that the ship was 
boarded by the Cuh%n authorities, in their own waters, 
just Jifter she had weighed anchor for New York. Two 
persona were taken out of her. the one a Creole named 
Gusmau. who was couveylng letters from the.Island to 
NewYork, uud the other a ruuaway engineer. These per- 
sons were detained, aud the vessel proceeded on her voy- 
uge. Tills fttep may have been harsh aud imprudent, but 
It canuot be termed un illegal outrage. A foreigu merch- 
ant flag does not shelter a vessel from search for persons 
NUNpected of a violation of the laws, as long as Bhe is in 
the wuters of another country. The vessel is subject to 
all tlie regulations of police as long us she remains there. 
Suppose, for instance, n runaway slave were to take refuge 
on board a llritish ship iu the port of NewOrlenns : it 
would be no outrage to the ltritirh flug if the American 
authorities searched the ship aud di tuineil the fugitive. 
This question, however, will not be disposed of by the rules 
of iulernutiouui law. The passions of the people uud tlie 
political interests of the two SlateHare touched ; and even 
the-e incidents may bring on a collision, which the pres- 
eut temper of tlie United States, will uot Buffer to be per- 
manently averted. ’ 

I’owerlul as the American people unquestionably are 
iu the def, uce of ail that belongs to themselves, no nation 
lias in these days the strength or the menus to ruu riot iu 
the world, nnd gratify UK own lusts uud caprices at the 
expense of others This rash nud dangerous course will, 
if adopted, bring them into collision with' other States 
besides Spain, and they would enter iuto such u contest 
di graded in the eyes ol the world by the popular violence 
anil injmqirc which have dictated these aggressions Tlie 
conquest of Cuba will not easily be effected by u mere buud 
of freebooters, if iuil>*ed, unother Lopez expedition were 
allowed to quit the sbon-s of the United SsateB. Hut we 
fear that the American Government will be gradually led 
on to do, as it did iu tlie case of Texas, what every uiuu of 
hutiesty cnuiieuins. Let them not suppose, however, that 
such measures are to be taken with impunity because 
Spain is uo looker what she once was Spain has still the 
means of destroying tlie trade of America with tho Medi- 
terranean, und of inflicting tremendous losses upon it by 

means of letters of marque all over the world. Except 
t’ubu uud l'orto Rico, she ims now no Western colonies, 
and no impnrtuut trade for America to ussail Moreover, 
upon u question of this magnitude aud importance to all 
Urn mttniiiiic Bute 8 pain docs uot stuud aloue. 

Wo do not pretend to be uequainfed with thv views of 
our own Government upon this subject,' though R is evi- 
dent that the acquisition of till* Havana by the navul 
power of the Uuited 8 tales you Id be a chungo which no 
Hritikii .Minister could view with indifference. Rut the 
course which Frunee may pursue is t>Lill more obvious. 
Louis Napoleon has every inducement to defend the iu- 
leresls Ot 8psiu, and to' strengthen the rcluliou between 
liis own Government and tbfct qf Madrid Nothing 


J a* cunning, inspect 

cunJilioi, »uj uvery S.lupMy morulu,; innruoU them hi 
I’ 1 * ", -ewlng and neeewSry rei.air* uf clotlilnx. K„. r y 
erf rle uf olothinK ■■■uat be umrkeU with the •wuer'k n.„„. 

B -luonllriy rupdrtk lire rent to fiatronr, whlrli nre 
faithful (buying of the nchelar«hl|i uuil ile|iurtmeat of 


rurilrtn not ftllowrj to ntleml pnrtlee, bnlln. ilanrli.i! 

amuiiemeut enlculutej to Interfere with 


i ,S i t0r .“.“ r ® '«!!»«? pupill, except with suitable 

iulroiliietion to the l'riuelpul Iroin palrunr 
The I'rlnclpnl iiiunt blue certnln Infurinnl 


infurupitlon rerpectlng 
Church anil bunilny bchm.l'on Sn’bbnth! 

No account* will be opened in Marlon but with the 
exproiwed permlrn on of patron, When nrllci™ nr,, to 
be purebnxed. the Indy id the Principal miirt approve the 
purchase (who luperlnlenila their trndliii; l. .n' thur ex! 
peuditur™ will be controlled. Pntronr etnxnld uotiolpidf 
und llll'ply the vantauf pupils Ikr as Ir practicable 
Dental operatlunr will not he performed but by rpeclal 
permbalon from patrous. ’ 3 1 


Patriiii* are earnestly requested to encourage rreiieiae 
1,1 ,,U1>11 “— !«■*« ewaj 


The Inslitutlon has graduated forly.r„ur young ladlei 
since lt« nrgaulzatinn. and arrangements ure being made 


for furnishing. Improving and Increasing its blbrary. An- 
paratus. Uahiuct and Herbarium. ^ 

The ProfcsBoraof Music. Druwing. 1’aiutlngand Modern 
Language* have been engaged in this InaUtutlon for the 


htstyiir years, with decided acceptability-are suncri^r 
Musicians uud splendid performers on Piano. Harp, i luitiir. 


would better suit him thuu an opporiuuity of dU- 
jilsy and augmenting the naval power ol France, 
by espousing the cause of Hpa 1, agaiust such an iin- 
tagonist ; for hucIi an expedition would flutter the coun- 
try. and occupy the public mind, with no serious risk 
to uuy Ireueh interest. However this miiy be. tlie firm 
und collective resolution of the maritime powern of Europe 
tu "ppose Hie aggressive policy of the United Btatea. when 
It extends eveu beyoud the North Amerieau cuuliueut to 

t ul.a and to the Sandwich Mauds, is the sufe-guard of 
peuee. which might Otherwise be sacrificed to the outcry 
<<f an •• indigiihtiou meeting;'' and the rashiiess of the 
. r ii "» ould liardly commit a gfoati r act 

"I folly thuu to provok«i such u contest, without being 
assured of the couuteuauce, or eveu of thu ueutralitv. of 
auysf the Powers. 


A liujy, who, by her professionnl nttnmmeut.ii, 

has won the admiral tun of’ thu world, rec«;utly said to us, 
' It is fluttering. to bp lionized uud upplajJded. but one 
siqile from uiy lather is belter tliau ‘all " Ol such sweet 
slut! U the In-art of wouiuu composed. Better uue sun- 
beam thuu volumes of adulatiouj or heups of gpld. [Buf- 
falo Express. . ^ 


A farmer, when flagellating two of his eldest 
b.')s was ask.t'd what he was doing- ••ThrMhing wUd 
oaU/’ was thu reply. - , - 


other i“nrSwSi, Vi “ UU ' "‘ C '’ !“ UI > ^c-mpli^aTl, 

*L. t0 ™.S. t ri , _‘ , £ .r ,J . T , i ul!,n l *07 Will pay the 
Young Ludy for 


Board. Tuition uud incidental fees of u 


l\us Whole year in the collegiate course ; *177 will Mnbraee 
“I 1 * 1 ,<llt . ln : >-**7 the above, with Music on ( 


... -ith .Music on Guitar 

♦ioi Music on thn I Juno. French. Latin and Board . regii- 
fur course, etc. Books, Htationery. Music, etc are Lir- 
nished by tlie Principal ut reduced rates. 


Lights aud towels fbr’pfivute rooms, to he furnished hv 
pupils. The Principal cun furnish lights ® d by 


an.-lmlf the Hoard and Tuition lidim ’n advanco 
For further particulars, or catulogueH. um» 1 v to 
Bup 18 5m 


, „ catalogues, apply u 
J. K. ARMSTRONG. Principal. 


CENTENARY INSTITUTE. 

SU MM KM FI ELD, DAL1.1M VOX: ST V, ,q Ul 

THE Exoroleea of the Tenth 8, -Ml, in of thl ‘inatltute 
will commence on tlie First Monday of October next, under 
the central nnd direction of the following named gentle 
men and ladles, who compose (he Faculty : 

Iltv. A. II MircilKtL, D. D.. rreeldent and Professor 
of Mental'and Moral Science. 

Her. Eli IU ob.hu, A. M., Professor of Anoicnt Lan- 
guages. 

Mi. Tims. C, Uii.gii, Professor of Mathematics and 
Chemistry. 

llcv. T, Y. R.Msr.r, Professor of English Literature 

Miss Jl'l.L U, Towl.iii, Toaoher of Eugllsh Branches, 

Miss 51. nv S. U.nniiTT, Teacher of tho Preparatory 


Moss. Ji lls Iln.or, member of the ltoyal Academy of 
I arls. Principal of the Musical Department, and Profeesor 
of French. 


Sins. Lucian. Vcao.vasa, Assistant. 

Rates oiTuittoii for the SoholasUo Year. 

n . MAI.K DEPARTMENT. 

Primary Clefts 

English Urammar, Geography, Arithmotio and ii is. 4 “* 

lory „i,^v,', 

Latin, Greek, Mathematics and Natural Scionm-s* 

FEMALE OEPARTMENT. 

Preparatory CIas« 

Oollugiato Department 


r.0 00 

40 00 


Extra Charges. 

Musjc on tho Piauo. ** 


25 00 
40 00 


M usic on t he G ultur 

Use of Plano 

Drawing, Painting und Embroidery 

r reach Language 

Each Dtndeut will be charged two dollars per year for 
the purpose of furninhing wood aud water and for other 
necessary attention to the school rooms. 

One-half of tho Tuition Fee is payable iu advance, the 


45 00 
40 00 
5 00 
15 00 
25 00 


other half at the close of the » 


; , HOARDING 

Board cun be obtained iu the village and Its Immediate 
▼icir.it, . iu the best of families, at from ten tu twelve dol- 
lars a month, Including washing, fuel, lights, etc —half 
payable Iu advance, the other half ut the end of the term 
Ebuuld parents be unable to accompany their children 
to the InslituLu they need net hesitate about sending them 
on account of boarding, u» the President or the Institute 
will carefully see to It that they are provided with good 
boarding houses. 


Parents ara requested to send their children In lime fer 
them to be ready to enter upon their studies the flrst da, 
of the session. This 1» highly Important n. tha pupil, 
will experience, through tho wholu courBo^tho Lonotitof 
begin nl ug with their clushen. 

The healthy location of this Instltution-lts entire ex- 
emption from local causes of disenae-the moral und re- 
ligious character of the community— the prohibition of 
the sale of ardent spirits in the village, nnd for two miles 
around It— its central position und convenience of access 
aud fueillty of communication (having u daily mall, Hun- 
days excepted.) together. with the established reputation 
of the fuculty in their several departments of instruction 
should ensure to this Institute a liberal patronage, and 
the Trustees confidently recommend it to parents and 
guardians who huve children to he educated. 

Bbptembor 2. 


JEFFERSON STORE 

W. M . F 1, K M 1 N U , 

Bookseller aud Stationer. 

Corner of Jackson and Tchuupltoulaa streets 
„ , Fuurlli District NewOrleun., 

Mas Just received ftaim-tlte dub-rent Bunk Publishes a 
large und well M-li cted slock of Uolioot Hooks, Ml.ci-llane 
HUB. uud Hlundard Works, llcllgluus aud theological 
W orke of all detiQuilnatious, which be oilers lo sell at 
lower prices than heretofore sold lu the South 
Me would rospeotlull, iuvlle thu uttsutlon of mer- 
cliont’', reaeueri and parents tu bis extensive assortment 
ofhelinul Biinkft, conulhting of 

8p"llli,g Bro.ks, Siilio, I Primers, Headers. Arithmetics 
English U n tllllllar.il, llu ographles, Pbilnsnphles, lllstnrles 
Diotlonarle., bpeakers. Algebras, .MaltiemaHoal Works! 
liotu tiles, Nulurul Histories. Frsnoli, Spanish and Ucrmau 
Bookft, ClasHieui bchnol Bonks, etc., etc. 


Pre 


EXPENSKa. 
Tuition porBesftlon of ten mnntha.. 

Room Rent 

t'ontingcncieH’. 

Use of Library 


$50 00 
, 5 00 

.'1 00 

a on 


Total of College Charges $01 on 


$4u uo 

10 00 


Tuition in Preparatory Department 

Board and Washing, per month 

Tuition In thc.Mu«lcal Department, (extra.) Flute. 

Violin. Guitar, Clarionet, Violoncello, etc., per 

month 

Vocal Music, per month 

Drafts Bund or Orchestra per month 

Thorough Bass or Instrumentation 

With a full Faculty and healthy' location, ft large Libra 
ry and excellent Apparatus, may we not anticipate a 
large Increase’ to our already extensive patronage ! . 

For farther particulars apply to tlie undersigned. 

»ug21 It Ii ViivjCRa 


0 00 
2 00 
3 00 
00 


BUSINESS CARDS. 


THE BRITISH QUARTERLIES, 

AND 

U L.l C K I rOO I) S Mai G.l 7.1 XF. 
LEONARD 8COTT fc: CO., No. 34 Gold street. NewYork. 
continue to publish the. following Drithh Periodicals, viz 
THE LONDON QUARTERLY IUVIRW, (ConservttttWn 
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW. (Whig ) , 

THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW. ( Kree Church ) 

THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW. (Liberal ) 


Fancy Kuihoufted Note Paper uud Kuvelopefl 
Letter, Cujiaud Record Puper of allquulitleB 


plain 


qualities, ruled and 


BLANK BOOKS of ull deserlptiona and bIzcb 
C heap. Publications, Magazlneft and Newfti.apef 


Chrlfttiuas aud New' Yea'rh' j* R kTen T K H ai ‘° 


biod I J NLALB * Ur u fi" dfiucrlptioua aud ntyka of 


Albums. Fancy Portfolios, Work Boxes; Writing Desks, 
rortmounaieH. Card’ Cases. Music Lc. 

Fur sale on reasonable terms, by 

WM. FLEMMING, Bookneller and Stationer. 
49* All Orders promptly attended lo. uovtt) ly. 


BLACKWOOD’S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE. (Tory.) 


. . . $5 00 per annum. 

. . . 5 00 “ 

. .. 7 00 , “ 

. . . 8 00 “ 

3' 00 « 


For any one of the four Reviews . 

For any two 

For any three “ U. 

For all four s>f thn Review^, 

For Blackwood's Magazine, 

For Blackwood and the thfco Reviews. U oo 
For Blackwood and tlie four Reviews .. 10 00 Z* 4 “ 

Payments to l»! ptade, in all cases, iu advance. Money 
current ih the State where issued will Bn received at par. 
Addrvss. post paid. LEONARD SCOTT A: CO.. 

70 Fulton st . NewYork Entrance 64 Gold st. 
45T Postage un Blackwoud aud the four Reviews, 72 
cents a year. [Nuvl3-ly.l 


SOU 


JOHN 


bali,, 


Al tbo abor. NlablUbmcnt 
following : can *lwtyi ^ . 

10^4 j| 


METHODIST hook cow. 

All the publications of this Cbnr« 
lion, nt cafalogue prices. ,rnt °bch»(l 


Subaay^S^B^., .. 

tiieoloqy. 


"‘Wla. 


tensive 

Libraries 




* UCivJJ 

Till, department 1 b very luriro , 
"•otkrljn Tlroolng, publl. hc S 






; 8t "'k> io u-. B ,i ;„; ll . T l,; ot 
heighten, Burrow, MolvlUe, M„ ’ I ‘ ri ' k ’ I «2 

N-thro. Kent, B,ll„rn,.. Ill, ..mnrtj'rt;, 1 '‘•C 

-■n,l. Klttn, llutlur, K.lwanb,, ^ smn T’ ^ 
D’Aublguy, Lullicr. Calvin ,. tc Uw i 


I 

SCU001. Boons, 


An ,'xlvn«lvuaeiTOrtmom,of all ,|,„. . ,, 
uf bimlingM, "**) »»d la 


'■" n ”vk, 


t would rwpc-ctfuily call the 

rbantB. toitchcre, nnd other, ln^ ^ want 0 ,°!,“®^ «. 

my large „ml valuable n».orln°e n t> n 

Kindling Book,, llS^S 

Bending Ibgtk,, ArUh® 

Dlctionarle,, ' Algebra 

tlrainumrs, . 

“'Wrtllt 


Rhetoric, 

Com position, 

Drawing^ Cbeml.try, 

Book-Keeping. Botany 

Biography, " J ,!^k 

Spanbb. German and lUBamaramm^^^ 


WOOLEN GOODS, ETC. 

THE Undersigned hnve in store nud uiRtTfor sale-al 
.very low prices, to cash and short time prfrehasers. a large 
and fresli stock ol tine and cnur&w-VVo.ilen (Joods. well 
adapted to the Southern nud Western trade, a portion of 
which are a« follows : 

2 eases black and ctHonyPhrond cloths ; 

4 do do/ doeskin caaftimeres ; 

5 do Jl6 Sattenets. assorted qualities; 

8 do morino ca-Hsimores and Kentucky jeaua 

3 do all wool and half wool tweeds ■ ’ 

.’JO do ^k^rseys aud llnseys ; ’ 

12 do-* plaid wool linseys : 

18 hales Kentucky twills and plains ; 

do wool flannels, all qualities and colors • 

60 du blanket,, embracing every cu |.,r and kind, wllh 
.many other kind, ol woolen, cottali, ,11k and linen good, 
Also a complete nworlufl-nl of iurli other good, a, nre 
usually kept iu our line of business. 

IVe re,peclfully ailf the allentiiin orclo... buyer, to our 
Block. J08KD1I 11. PAI.MKK A L’0„ 

-17 Camp Btrvct. 


TEXAS 


qhheral agenoy. 

B A V 1 U A Y I! K S , 

■ DAU ESTOS TEXAS! 

(}V:.\E*BAL AtlE.VT To 

I’ Urdu, e and sell Ileal E,lule. Locate Inoid Claim, nam- 
ine aud .|Ulct Laud Title,, procure I’atent, and otlie'r d jeu- 
manta nuceioiary to perfect title, to land,. D„y Taxc, on 
baud,, nud Itedecm Lnnd »old for Tax.-,. Collert and 8<- 
««« Foreign upd Domctlc Debt, In uny part of tha sin It- 
'd 'l’exa,. aud attend to.ull burtni-M pcrtolning to a tlum 

erul Agency. 

lie refers to tho Attornies aud business men of Galves- 
ton. aud to 

• Messrs. Pierson 6: Jknninus. ' 5 

*’ A s hi Co.. . NewYork. 

- l’CKKINfl, BhOOkS hi CO . J 

Bit' Communications addressed to • DAVID AYKF' 5 
Galveston, Texas, ” will be puuctuaUy jrttendeki.to - 


C1II UCH BiiLl.h. 


Tl C vi L n- I l A( ' T0 J 1 ' - fftBAMBOAT AND LOCOMO- 
I r.-n.-taelly on band nud BEALS and 

CHIMES or U.-1 » (of any number; ea.,, , u order, lm- 
proyedraflt-iron kukp,s. with iiroreul,|,-a,m,.are,ttached 

to th.-,e Dell,. ,o that they may b.- tdjueted lo ring eaally 
and properly, and rpring, al,,.. which prevent the dapper 
from renting on the iron , thereby prolonging it, round. 
Hanging, complete (including Yoke, Frame and Wheel 1 
furnished if desired. ’' 

An experience or thirty year. In thi, budne,, by tli.-ir 

u S. ro ‘" r ’ r l " aHC, ' rlal " til,- beat form for 

Hell,, the combination or metal,, and degree ul beat re- 
c|Ui,itefor,ecurliig in them tiro grouted rolldlty.rtrengtb 
u.,dni™tm -lndn,n.lun,-,. wblcli lui|,rnVemenl,.logell„. r 
Willi In, rery eitenrlve aaiurtmeul of pattern, are now 
held by tiro eubronber,. who have grown upju.Uro bu.i- 
ne„ aud Who will nm, every endeavor to Mrolaiu the rapu- 
tutluu wblcli tiro MUbllkhnront 1m, lu-reuilor® enioved 
both In tin, and foreigu ciuntrU, , tin- Bell, from which 
have repeatedly received tiro highert award, uf the New 
inrk Slat,- Agricultural Society „„d American Inatitute. 
and ut which were completed Chime, and In-arv Alarm 
Bell, tor different part, ol the KnioS hint Canada ’ 
MAIIIEMATICAI. INSTHUMENTS will „m be maun, 
faclured by tiro subscriber,, nt winch they will have eon- 

Bluntly on baud an nt of. Trnn.it InMruincnU 

Level, Surveyor . Compare, (plain, Ion, and im. 

proved ) etc. AI«o, lira,, or Compoaltiou Ca«tlng, of auv 
size cast to order. 6 J 

AllcommuuicationH promptly attended to. 

... .,. ANdIikw MENEELY’S sons. 

!\ cat Trgy, Albany county. N Y . 11,61. 

SLAllK. DAY U STAUFFEK. 

,l ’ lu Agents in'New Orleans. 


NOTICE. 

We bare Tni, Day aroocialcd will, u. In tlio Factorage, 
Commission and Forwarding busim-m. JOHN 11. CAM 
DEN, Esq., late of St. Lnul,, and will continue llro bu.i- 
ne„ under Ihc numo and style of ■ WATEUS, CAMDEN 
hi CO. 

We respectfully solicit the patronage of our old friend, 
and the public generally lu behalf ol our now Orm. 

■ Ne wQrleanx, July 1. 1S62. WATERS A CO 


A FAEl’NEH WANTED 

IN A SLOAK PLANTATION. 

A Sugar Planter of Louisiana, who own, a large Sugar 
I lanluluin convenient to the city ot Ncwllrl. •ans, uud 
*25,1." tiro conleiiiplau-d NewOrlcaui aud'Opelou.a. Rail. 
Jbad—MlUated in a duo nclghborhood-oulir.-ly eecuro 
from Inundation, and with open land enough to employ 
from ,0 lo HU baud,, and lo make from 6«u lo 7uu bog,- 
bead, of ,ugur auuuully, de.lre, a. a partner row gif 
rtcil, who cau add to the prerout force on llro place Irani 
•TO to JU baud,, anil advance from ten to flfioen tlumaand 
dollars In cash Tha crop, will make all Hie btlier pay- 
menu that will be required if desired, be would roll one 
hair of the servant, also with tiro land, provided a larger 
amount could be paid ill ca.il. For iurtber purlloulaM, 
reler to the Editor of tiro NewUrlcau, Advocate, or to 
Cherry. Heudi-rson ii Co . NvwUrleanH 

T 5» .“""‘^n c’brt.rtan Advocate, tho Nashville 
and Lophivi Ic cbrl.tiau Advocate, and the Richmond 
Christian Advocate, will plouse to copy tha above till the 
lstfcebruury uext, aud forward their accouuta to tliia 
oflice for paymeut. wplH 


B. H. FAHNESTOCK’S VERMIFUGE 


The Safest and Most Effective 

li£.V£»l’ foil II 'OUJIMS. 

From ll. 11 BRADFORD. Merchant, 11,-vwood Co Tonn 
. The only Vermifuge that hu. auyVe pu'tlrton bero T and 
In fact. lb. only ouelbat will roll I. I(. A FAUN KSTOCK'S. 
Box.-, of other kind, have been sent to me, but they re- 
main unopened. Your Vermifuge i, an article or common 
nrccealty and t, venture !- say that no family In the county 
would think of doing without It , r„ r Ague symptom, lb 
children It la given frequently, and I. usually ail that I. 
necessary ; indeed, weroldum Uud il nece.aary toglTeany 
Other medlolue lu tbe oummon.allmeuta of children it 
oertiacateg could do auylhlug to ilicreUac IU popularity 
elsewhere, they mlgb.t be obtained rr-Jlu almost every eili- 
Pa'hap, there i, not a family In 
winch It, efficacy in removing wonai hue not been projou. 
January 11, 1851. * 

Thle old and popular medicine I, told by ull Drucgl.t. 
In NewOrlean,. and nearly by ull Drugglate and Cbufitry 
.Merchant, tu thu United Stale,. mytl ly ’ 


PRIZE ESSAYS 

ON DUTIES OF MASTERS TO SERVANTS. 

By Her. II. N. McTyelre, or New Orleans ; ltev. 0. F. 
aturgee, of Alabama ; ltev. A. T. Holmes, of Ucorgia. 
Tbi. little work wa« puhllrtied a year eln-c. uud baa 
met with encouraging succeui aud been ceriUally com- 
mended by the varloUH. duuoutinatiouu. It de.erve. a 
prominent placu ou the tublu uf every master. Price, 
Thlrty-ilvuCeutfl. 

Published in Charleston, 8. 0.,'by Southern ilaptl,t Pub 
llsblng Society. For sale in New Urleuu, by 
iu^}u2tl JOHN BALL, btIGrayler Blrcet. 


l’lUL.UJELI’llI A SADDLEHY AND TRUNK 
W A U K 11 O U S-K . 

S. ROBB A do., 

Xa 0U Grant r street, Xrw Orleans, 
Tho ftubftcribcrH invito Plautoraaud Doulorhiu 8uddlory. 
©to., to cull and oxuuiiuc tjiulr alock. 

They uro couhtantly rucuiviiiK Gnuds from tho .Manu 
fuctory iu rhllttdolphla.aiJdaflrSctTroia Knglaud. and uro 
propan d to oifor liborul induooiuoutft to purohuBora. 

Tholr stock lu atoro ia largo aud well aaaortcd.and la 
compris'd aa^foliowa : 

Huddloa, Bridica und^ Murlingaloa iu groat variety 
Coach. Uig. Buggy! Deurboru, Stago, Wagon, Dray. Cart 
und I'lougU HaruoftH ; Horao and Mulo Collar*, llauiox 
uud Blind Bridli a ; Truce Chalna ; Modfi al Buga ; Suddlory 
Hardware ; Lpathvr of all doacriptioua'; Coach Furulture 
and Trimmhiga ; Trunk 'i’riimninga ; Huddlora. Couch and 
TruiikmukerB’ Tool*; Oil, Vurifiah; Iudlu Ilubbcr and 
I'uteut Hti'cti'lied Leather Gin and Mill Bands; India 
llubbor Uooda; Traveling and lacking Truuka ; 'Loathe 
aud (tarpot Traveling Buga, Yaliaoa, etc., eto.. ©to 
rnhO 3 6Ji — ly 


Readem, etc 

Oreekana Latin Book,. of all doMr , pl| ■ 

KTiVlmii. * 


STANDAItli WORKS 

In evmy department of LltWi*.^ 


J 

lie lo 


R would call the attention of hid fwl! 
o his choice collection of MGc" S5 
Work,: A„ the new va„S‘^^ 


trece 


-••■imuif work 

•iv.’d aft noon ax iiwued from the Pru- 

IHJMESTIO AND F011EIUN JT 

valuable ,t,wk of pi ™*®*' 

erirun Stationery, all r r . sl, and new ' 

thing usually kept In a St,„|,,„,. ry " 


DHOKS. C O P Y I N tl |. H E 8 , *IN 
the lowest cash pricea. • ood ai 


ex per 


Any orders forwarded to mo for Stand**, 

?7“» V ■ '" r ' , ' Kn ana h i . Z 

■tided to, n, the Mib.crlber I, eonadcab 
. erience, extanalvo acqualntanc,. n „,i . 
tliut hi, ability to execute any order f ur Baahmfgro 

Publlfther and Bookseller, 56 Grttim 


>EO. CLKt Kl-Aftlt, WM. (i x||. . - , . 

1 I-MEUND, 4. r flttri, 

CLEVELAND, BHOTUKRSkCO 
Commission Merchants, 21 Commercial Hw, u r 


le-aiift. 


It IC 11 AUD N UtitN TiTca 

C-tloli Factor, and Cumuli,, Ion Merchants. Ka U 
ltow. t'arondelet «lreel. New Orleans. 

WKDlilT. WlbblAMsTco! ^ 
b’ommlsslon-Mcrcliunts. No. M Grarlsr ,1ml. », 
leniift. . 

S. K. GUll.MANt CO. 


Iu 
8 1 raw 


nporterft.Wholuaal.! and Retail dealer* in natxCi 
raw, Goods, No. 30 Magazine street, corner of ( 


New Orleans. 


A general assortment of Panama, CampezdiM 
and Palm Leaf Hats, at the lowest cash iiricti m 
on huiid ^ 

•^Manufactory. 181 Water street New York. 


W 


A. MAI.AKU. 

M A LARD 4i ARMIST.A1) ^ 
’hole.tale Dealers in Foreign aod Pq 

No. 7u Uruvicr street, betwi-cn Magazine and Cm 
O rleans. 

full supply.o f Plantation Goods. 


Dlt. GRKKNI.KAF. 

Offle**— Jackson street, Utween the Mzrket-bc 
Tclioupitoulas street. 0 
Kesideuci — Corner of'jackfton aud Mtguine sti\ 
fayette. 


C1IITTKNDKN & BAMKRON, 
Dealers In Carpeting. Oil Cloths and UookIw 
G oods. Nos. 20 Uhartrea street and.Zf Cuil 
«tn*ct. New Orleans. 
a.j. wiuoiu. 

A J WltriillT L CO, 


. ■“'■•I I a: 

Cotton Factors and Uotntnlsriou aud Fonrir 
chnuts. No. 07 Gravier street. Now Orleans.. 


Tiioe. math as, John h. camuk.v. chailci Vitui 

Waters, Camden & Oo., 

COTTON AND TOBACCO FACTORS, AND GBSUil 
• 1 COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 

JuI J r 3 - No. 102. Poy draft street NewOrkut 


REGULAR DRY GOODS TRADrL 

Joseph h palmer l oo., 

Importers and Wholerule Dealers lu Dry Go^dz fttj ■ 
street. New Orleans. 


Uf 1 00,000 WORT’tlOF 

Fashionable Clothing, Gent’^men’iPiiniijl 


ing Goods, Ac., at Retail. 

ALFRED MUN ROE If CO.'S 

••One Price" Mammoth Clothing eitablilhaeztS 0 ^ 
Mugnzin<ftfttrci-t. New Orleans. 


GENTLEMEN visit ing New Orleans are 
vitedto call und exr.mlncmueh tlie largest and mztf®' 
plete assortment or goods iu thenbore linetobefc^ 11 
the South. 


W e manufacture, nil our Clothing i'xpretfljl» c ® crt 
retail sales, and it in with the perfect confldeDCftfM 
able give Mitiftfurl inn, tlial we a*k all whoB^Jh T,,,, 
with a cull to examine particularly our iljl**,#** 1 ^ 
ture. trimmings, hie. 

All goods sold by ua are warranted In every re»p«t ^ 
after tlie purchase of uuy article any dUftatUfcctto ,H * ,u 
it will be cheerfully takeu back and the mo 
Our objeet is to please our customers. 

ONE PRICE FOR GOODS-^No deviatioiL 

foG-ly ALFRED MUNKOBkCOw 

_ . 34 Magazine street. NswW^ 


MR. JAMES WEIGHT 

Having for privuto reasons which no longer 
continued liis intorest during the but ba»ine« 
the lirra of James. Wright hi Son. -wu hare now th«i^ 
sun* of announcing that he become* this day » i*** 
in our houfte.' and solicits tho interest of hh 
former patrons. 

To correct u generul niLft«p|)rvheMiQn, H h 
stale tltat he has no interest in any otWr house 

JAMES WRIGHT. A. J. WltIOHTfct u 

New Orleans. Dec. 1, -1851. _ ■ .. — ■ 

.MOSES GKKENlfuOD k GO. 


Commission and Forwarding Merchants, No. 


street. 

T. 11. JACK80N Vt’O.t , . 

Dealers in Fine Fuhhionahie Clothing, No. 31 C * #** 
(next door t(» Plaiitcm’ Hotel.) New Orlrani. 
Youths’ Clothing, Gent.’s Under 

Trunk.-. Carpet Bags, uud u general awiurinnB 

Clothing, always on hand aud for 

t lie lowest uiurkct prices ^ ; 

“ 11 K 55ufBi DHWTIflS 

Has returned, -and is devoting hiinseh eiclawtr/ 
practice of Ills profession. Ultjti 

Om.-U at tho corner uf St- b’barln iltw* *•* i. 

Square 

BOOT AND SHOE ST°B& . ^ 

Tlui old ami fav'oritesluud. corner of G* m P| 
uud Pry tauiu streets, is now well furnished wl » 
Shoeauiid Boots, of every variety. »iuH 

Customers und sirungerftfuilbfuJ , » Mrvr<1 * — 
arguinsaud a good tit, frounfouduy 
duy night 


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Tlll-roforo call Jurlutt tby week. 
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liubllealluu, unb-ro n-mitlliilt muuey at . 

Hie amuuiii of leu dellara. milat be P j ' 
Nil oliltnury nullee will lie I inert'd “ 
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^ Publishing Committee ‘ C w % ll * 

of Louisiana Conference , ( u.'ii*' ki vKiin, n. i». 

VOLUME II. NUMBER A4. 


NEW ORLEANS, SATl III 


UE( ’EM BER 


•». IIAMII.TON. IP. n. 1 D..L1 1 .. 

»* »■• )*y &ggg!u. # 

WHOLE NUMBER, 96. ‘ 

' ot ,bpr " tti* Oi.d RRxiwf. 

’ perform- Nigh tn njprn.o Unit tM im*I* mngr 

L lri ,t, tl ■ 1 1 n Hostoi, old na lili rarth-irovii 

roll will III, work wo. dorm, and be moWd to miSt 

<no or two r . h ' ^ rtn '7" ! lr * ln •* th" "P*« pdi, 

A role of l,jr. r ,». lUjr. w/w h*, 

And III. Innltt wnrn graV u lh« Pwa mn . 
lOQiirji » And Him.. Word* MB* from bl.llp.mbPn— 

t«.ltir, them In— I ruth.r Ikem lo. 


trust in qod. 

To'thco I turn, 

When sorrow droops tho wing, 
And winter Inis no spring, 

And every spring is dry 
That run in gladness by : 

To thee I turn. 

To thee I turn, 

When friends I love forsake, < 
And bends the hourt to brenk— 
- And on eaoh face I. see " ’ 1 
Tho srnilo of treachery : 

To thee I turn. 

To thee I turn, 

Tn evory hour of pain. 

When help from man is vain ; 
And find a sweet relief, 

While joy gives place to grief: 
To theo I turn. * 

To thee I turn, ' 

My Saviour— turn to time, 

.. And lovoand plcnsuro see ; 
Whoil glory fills tho skies — 
When every pleasure dieB- - 
To theo 1 turn. 


e From tli* F roi.nl. of Napol.on no.,ii*l. 

the church of the pope 

I( neither CfrthoHo, Apostolic nor Unman : and were she 
Catholic. Apoetollc and Homnn. she yet would not bo 
the Church of Jreuit Christ. 

There is hero no paradox, but a simple 
truth ; and in order to bo convinced of it, 
you have only to listen to me. 

You know that Catholic signifies universal : 
now to say that tlfe Church of the Pope is 
Catholic, were to affirm that she fills the uni- 
verse. But thero are at present in the world— 
$00 millions of Pagans; 

5 millions of Jews ; 

100 millions of Mahometans ; 

.60 millions of the Greek Church ; 

00 millions of Protestants. 

Consequently, unless we hold that 725 mil- 
lions go for nothing, wo cannot say that the 
Church of the Pope is Catholic— that she 
Ells tho universe. 

Has she, then, been in former times wlmt 
the no longer is ! No. For in former times 
Jiwsand Pagans divided thcca.rth; in for- 
mer times tho Popo did not even exist : and 
in all probability his Church did not exist be- 
fore him. 

Bill this Church, then, become some future 
dtj what she is not yet? This may be af- 
firmed ; hut. affirmation is not proof : and 
until we have seen that future day, let it be 
ucbowledged that at present the Church of 
the Pope is- not Catholic — does-not- fill the 
nuirerse. 

But perhaps it is meant that' this Church, 
without filling the world with her disciples, 
has at least disciples in all parts of the world. 
In this sense tho Jewish Church were Catho- 
lic, for wo find Jews in every land; nay, in 
this sense Infidelity were the Catholic Church, 
for Infidels are met with in all countries. 
Ana so one might go on. But even in this 
senso the Church of the Pope is not Catholic, 
rot she docs not extend to nil kingdoms. The 
greatest of all, tho, Chinese Empire — which 
contains, in itself alone, a, third of tile popu- 
tion of tho globe — lias no Papistical organ- 
iiation. -Africa, Protestants occupy {lie 
“ ut ' Gators tho centre, Mahometans tho 
east au west . and it is only in tho, north', in 
guriu, that- a few Europeans nrXfuimd. 
|7 “ exclusively of the religion of 


ruhma or Buddha ; and tho European army 
cinch is there, is Protestant/ .Thus, even in 
re most limited sense, it is untrue to say 
“ tie Popes Church is universal. No 
a few stray missionaries, a few seut- 
re converts, may bo found in every coriti- 
en ' “d in every kingdom; but that no 
ro. constitutes the Catholicity of the Papal 
'“'c , than tho presenco of a few Gormans 
Sn r . ail j l ’’. ft k" English in Germany, a few 
. P "uuda m Italy, constitutes the catholicity 
tin. L °. f . tll0 *° nation8 - A nd if, in shurl, 
be insisted upon, and the title of 
mu«i ^ R ,"! en w * loro if * 8 host merited, wo 
times « LUOri 11 l ° * do ' ator8 i for they arc four 
sceupnH uu “ loroua ns the J’apisto; niuLcoti- 
sense c r 3 i’i * ' 0 trU ° c ‘ l tholie». In the Pope’s 
•’“guns 10 WUrt *’ wuuld bu found to be the 

thu,n r H.!L Bl! — * on ', ln the face of more 

Cf the p ln IUndrud 0‘iiliun sou^k, the Church 
drwl .niip** 0 ' Wblcb numbers apout one hun- 
Catholic! 1 

lion Idolaters— “ d ,7° U ’ fl . V °. hu " drod lnil ‘ 

sixty you, five million Jews -you, 

")'ou a! !°“ 8 . wbo fo'low [the Greek Church 
getlier 1 ^ nrillion Protestants — taken rilto- 
tl 10 Elolil' 1 ° nUt count I' 1 the population of 

8,0 not mi? ?° nut ia thu world ' y° u 

True vim '' o — we nro tho universe! 
for l(ro . ttr ° ten to °no ; ‘but your ton stand 

"’o, fi»M r| W< r ° n I > Ulu “ e ’ baa UIly valUo ' 
You, inn? ' ' , * n nu'uher-yWfo are all!, 
nothing ; ‘ aertt1j! ° tto W‘ youTS -you uro 

bet 1 ,: 1 ' 1 ;; , th ° pow '- r of h»Wt ou the in tel- 
«s=these e, * i Uldu ? d ' "'hen sueli pretensions 
it is. ht,, n | ( T )a tlently listened to ! But bo 
tvith word. ttV ° Ulw “ J8 “ntifitiod tliemsolves 
fall thoniK.'l ! nd ? 111 1,1 ^'ings. Tho Papists 
h r ° not a,, P* l-otliolie that suHieos; they 
netliing | iv “ lt ™ 8 «ot signify .! fijicro is 
‘“Utter. 1 putting n‘ bold face upon u 

'orsal, i a n* 0 . ?i"i° n o1 ’ the Popo is not uni- 
} think that f “P 08101 *" 7 W>sliuirsee . 
w that . wlueli " Wllrd apostolfo is meiiiit, 
ail d teueliin ? Cun f urm ab 1 e to ■ tho conduct 
the V|| th " 1 too apostles, . Novk, Gregory 
•Airerina i, n '' "! ‘““i" 18 upon the Emperor 
"Acle du Va lea dcd und burefout, fur tliree 
Alexander t i„ , I? . Ka l u o* t* 10 Papal 1’uluee 


“*«iunat'r tlir. in i * upui ruiuoe 

t(l held his W *‘° °l J li|£ l 'S thu monarch. 

th «t uioimrel r?’ U “ J P ut “ l “ 8 foot, upon 
“fti-r lr 1 0a t> t'ulestiuo the llld, 

* lfI td of a l *)??' Placed tho crown upon the 
‘“hug king, kioks jtott' aguiu ; 


are tlioso Popes much like the apostles ? like 
I’etci', who humbles himself nnd woeps bit- 
terly? like Paul, who calls himself “one 
burn out of dun time ? ’’ like John, who, hav- 
ing to speak of him "whom Jesus loved,’’ 
avoids even naming his own tvakto ? 

And John tho Xlltli, who made of hip 
palace a place of prostitution, mid viola- 
ted women in his very churches : John the 
XXIVtli,* deposed by a council us an adulterer 
and a Sodomite: Innocent the VIII tli, tho 
father of sixteen children, and stirrituncd the 
Father of Home : aro these l’upes much like 
P aul, who w ill not oven lmvo impure s nl.ji.cN 
SO. much ns named? like James, the lawful 
liusbnnd of one wife only ? like Peter, who 
condemns even outward adorning ? 

And Paul tho 1 1 ml, who sells ecclesiastical 
uffieeo ^ thobighest biddorH ; Jul i us jU m H mV 
who buys tho Pontifical throne in 'the gross 
to sell it tAy Retail : Leo tlieXth, who squeezes 
Europe to enrich his own tourt : have these 
I’opes much in common with Paul, -laboring 
with his hands/to gain a livelihood, rather 
than ho cluirgeahle to any of the churches? 
with John, declaring to a -lioggnr that silver 
and gold tie lind none ! with Peter, rejecting 
in horror tho price offered by Simon Magus 
fur tho Holy Spirit ? 

And Benedict tlio.IXth, who in thirteen 
months poisoned six Popes : Boniface the 
Vllth, who occasioned two other Popes tp die 
in prison; Alexander the Vlth. the poisoner 
“ par excellence," fattier and uncle of poison- 
ers, and himself poisoned by tho poison lie 
Imd prepared for another : have these Popes 
any resemblance to St, John, who character- 
izes ns murder a .thought of hatred even ? 
to St. James, who places tli# surest evidence 
of faith in .works of charity; to St. Paul, 
wbo.lays down bis very life for his .Master ! 
^Yfo sum tip— nil tlioso Popes, astrologers ns 
they wore, denying God, selling themselves 
to Satan -have they any tiling in common 
with tho apostles, worshippers of God, and 
humble disciples of Jesus Christ ? . - 

And if I am told that, in taking the title 
of apostolical, the Popes do not pretend to 
call to mind the conduct of the apostles, but 
only their doctrines, I thus reply : What con-, 
nexion is there between the doctrine of the 
Popes, instituting the celibacy of the priests, 
and the apostles (married men themselves,) 
spehkihg ubnut the wives of bishops ? Wlmt 
connexion between tho doctrine of Popes, 
proclaiming that a few drops of water pour- 
ed on nn infant's bead do away with sin, and 
. the doctrine of the apostles, saying, “'that 
the baptism which i nves us is not the putting 
away of the filth of the flesh, but the answer 
of a good conscience towards God ?” What 
connexion is there between the doctrine 6f 
tho Popes, who cause masses and vespers to 
lie sung in Latin, an unknown tongue to the 
people, and that of the apnstlas. who declare 
.that They, would- rather .speak -livo- words- in 
tho Church .with understanding, that they 
might teaeli others, than ten thousand words 
in an .uukuown tongue ?” What connexion 
between the doctrine of the Popes, forbidding 
meat, and that of the npnstles, who say, 

“ Whatever is sold at tho shambles, that eat, 
asking no questions fur Conscience-sake V 
Wlmt connexion between the doctrine of 
Popes (and of the present Pope, also; lie it re- 
membered,) furbidding the circulation of the 
Bible in the vulgar tongue, that is, in the only 
language undorstood*by the people, and the 
doctrine of the apostles, who wrote that Bibje, 
addressing it to tho poople and writing it in 
the language at that time most universally 
known ! What connexion between the doc- 
trine of Popes, which pronounces anathemas 
against all who deny that man is saved hv 
his own works, and that of tho apostles, who 
• declare that salvation comes “not. by works 
of righteousness which man has done, hut by 
the grace. of God?”' To conclude': What 
connexion can there bo between the Papal 
doctrine, which makes of saints, male and fe- 
male, thousands and thousands of interces- 
sors, and the apostolical doctrine, that affirms 
that there is only '“ one Mediator between 
God nnd nuin,” namely, Jesus Christ ? 

But if you have neither the conduct nor 
tho doctrine of tho npostlos, wlmt Jiavo you 
of theirs? is it tho name ? But that is 
claimed by all other Churches, ns well ns by 
you! Is it their writings, thoir Epistles, 
their Gospels ! But all Protestant commu- 
nions lmvo those hooks also: tho difference 
between tho Protostnnts and you being, that 
they read the Bible and you do not, they dis- 
tribute it and you do not. Aro you apostol- 
ical because you inhabit certain towns to 
which the apostles came, cither to live or die 
there ! But ill tlioso sumo towns Pagans 
have lived and dic.d ; are they therefore apos- 
tolical like you ! or are you Pagans like 
thoui ? ; •( Confess, that you arc' neither apos- 
tolical nor Catholic ; and it only remains to 
mo to show you that you aro not oven Roman. 

Where docs the weary traveller find the 
purost water ! — in tho stroam that has long 
run through u muddy ohonnol, or at the 
Houroo of that stream ? Where does the 
scholar find tho most exact version of tho 
writings he studios !— is it not in thu author s 
own manuscript ? Well, then, in tho same 
way, where shall we find the true Roman 
Church ? Will it not bo at its source ? Whore 
shall wo find tho most exact statement of its 
faith ? Will it not Uo in the document which 
itself founded that Church — tlmt is to soy, in 
St. Paul’s Epistle to the Romans ? Most cer- 
tainly. Let us then compare wlmt Popes 
tor.ch tho Romans of the present , day, with 
wlmt St. Paul taught tho Roiimus of old ; 
und, in order that we may not he thought to 
attribute to St. Paul or to the Popes' any doc- 
trines which aro not really theirs, let us 
quote on one side St. Paul's own lo(teL the 
decretals of the Council of Trout. “ 

In tho fourth session, tho Council of Trent 
places in tho Old 1 cstament uef tain books 
(tho Apocrypha, for instate, which they call 
deutqro canonical,) which were uut admitted 
by the Jews; and yet St. Paul, in his Epistle 
to tho Romans, declares of tlio Jews, tlmt “to 
thorn woro eoimnittod tho oracles of God.” 
Therefore tho Council of Trent, received by 
i tho Roumus of tho present day, adds somo- 


tliing^to those oracles of God which thu lie 
mans of. old possessed. 

In the following session, the ■ Council do 
claroB that the Virgin Mary is exempt fr.'H' 
sin ; while on tho other lmiul, St. Paul in ii 
3rd chapter to tho , , Romans, .tleeiarcs •abt.e 
lately, tlmt “all have’ sinned.” Therefor 
the doctrine of primitive Rome differs ngai' 
in this point from that, of modern Home. 

In tho Council of the Pope, we read, “1 
any one slmlhsay that.mnn is justified by fnitl 
only — let him he aimthotim." Now St. Pan 
in his letter, concludes “that man is jusfifle 
l)V faith, without the. works of.tho, hvw- 
Accprding to tho Pope, than, St. Paul is aim 
tlienm ! 

I lie Council adds, “If any ope shall sa\ 
tlmt. the justification which has been grnnloi 
■4s— md-im-rriAl by guild .win Its. let linn -|r- 
anathema. Now, ns St. Paul, declares. “ I 
it is by grace, then it is no more of. works 
and “if it he of works, it is no more o- 
grace." Once more, according to the Pop* 
St. Patti is nndthonm ! 

Again, hear the Council : "If any shall sro 
that to a penitent sinner, who . has receive, 
tire grace of justification, there remains n 
longer any penally to lie paid, 'eithei-iu_!.lw 
world or the next, let ' him ho nimtheimi. 
But S't. Paul exclaims, “There is therefor' 
now no condemnation to them which are ii 
Christ Jesiis (Horn, viiii. 1 :). and thus, no 
cording to tho Pope, St. Paul is still anath- 
ema ! 

In short, when in order worthily to Con- 
clude this achievement, wo see tho 255 popish 
bishops joining to repeat the cry of nnatlie- 
mn! anathema! while nt tho close of hi- 
Epistle, St. Paul says to tho Romans, “ Bless 
bless, nnd curse not,” we are well. entitled. ti 
conclude that there is nothing in common 
between this snint and those bishops, and that 
the church of tho Pope is not even Roman 

But it will he said, if the Church of the 
Pope n neither Catholic, nor Apostolic, nor 
Roman, what is. she then ! Tho answer is an 
easy one: Tiik Ciicaen or- tub 1 'on: is 

Popish, ano notuim: moiiu. 

You think, no doubt, that I am going to 
triumph over this conclusion, and at tho word 
Popish, to apostrophise the Pope, und iiis aco- 
lytes 1 No, indeed! 1 have, it is true, grounds 
for doing this, but I have too much the ad- 
vantage in argument not’ to he generous I 
will thou concludo wlmt is not tri'io : namely.' 
that tho church of the Pope is Catholic’. 
Apostolic, and' Roman, and I maintain that 
even were this so, she still would not lie Un- 
church of Jesus Christ. I might point out to 
you tlmt in all the discourses of our Saviour. 


work effiohmtly, undertake it, and let them 
he hold to a rigid noommt for the perform- 
unco of thoir duty, and then tho Church will 
at lenst rejoice in tho romovnl of ono or two 
causes of inoflioionoy. 

Mississippi, 1852. " Jacques,” 

let us alone 


limited, and therefore men are not always to “Lot us alone, ""Mark i, 24. Thie was a 
l,lmn 1 ,!d f, ' r 11,0 Consequences of wlmt they foyer, of devils, a prayer’ well befitting the 
•’ey or do. In attempting to write any thing ehnrnctcr nnd oiroumstanocs of thoso who of- 


oiggesfue, Jio Wsa-.diiyiq-nian -lay- themselves 
.liable to the charge of innovation, if nothing 
more. Still, Methodism t is progressive, and 
opposed to “old fogyisni,” as politicians say ; 
and Ito.wliq .thinks ^therwisp, has certainly 

-Undi ad .Uia..ganlu«— of -vmr tn little - 

profit. Methodism, in the days of Wesley. . 
ails far in advance of tho spirit of the age. 
Xor, indeed, so, far as purity of doctrine, true 


atimlieity of spirit, and tho true Apostolic eelnied ci 
character of the organization aro oonooriied, breast ; t 
is Methodism behind any other Church nt Is, “Oco 
die present time. Nay, more, sllr sttll kails sloop, a li 

Ihciivii, and (iinl is yet crowning her with hands to 

glory nnd honor, lint discerning men can dentil kn 

see the day ahead when others will overtake, now.” S 


h-red it : the door of mercy had lioon closed 
forovor against them, a sentence of perpetual 
banishment from the hoavonly oity had gone 
hirtli, never tn ho revoked; and though they 
may ho said toholiovo 1 it was to “ bolinvo end 
“trWihlo,” IHSt t« " belle voVri3' be SveTJ? 

• But wlinf a end truth it is that this prayer, 
“ Let us alone,” is not confined to dovils ; it 
is a prayer which has been cohoed, and is re- 
echoed continually in many n poor sinner's 
hroaHt. ; tho languago of the unronewed heart 
is, “ () eonseienco, let ins nlonq ; yet a little 
sleep, a little slumber, a little folding of tlrt- 
hands to sleep ; rouso mo if you will when 
dentil knocks at my door, hut let mo alone 
now. Such a prayor may not lmvo been ex- 


... . »'iy real consequence to im- -to he g Chris- 

'’a "I C Jl8 ~ 8 « ,<"»■; Saviour. , m , L , Uv e^Ch r l.t 

in all the Gospels in all the Epistles, tn all wiu tll , n r ,., ul m 

the New and all the Old lWa.ufipt, lhoro is ^ Im „ hr ,„?| J; R 

never .any mention made either of tho lionmii u*- l- ; . .... , ... *,r. 

LTnireli. the Anns. - ..Jr." ' “ h ' T ' 1 ' Vll > " 1 ™ kc H ' 8 N»nt, 


IS this ' Did not Itoh-pierre In this sens »-.* u,. x. u. ciisah, sew,,.. , „ . 

-mcceeil to Louis XIV.! As for liny other THOUGHT f) FOR THE TIMES n?! n i" " y ’ undorl,l ko it, gnd let them 

Sion from them, you hat,- no other ,. r . ■ -- 1,0 , hc ' 4 , tn . a , r! «" 1 a <""mut for the ,*rform- 

' 'nsiniis to it limn nil other cIiuvcIioh elnim : A good deni Iiuh hoen nnhl ’‘J 1 ’ 0 0 1 '^i 1, < otyi nnd then tho Church will 

, oil if c<-nd. y o y in a direct line from " nd '" ri Rf 11 of late concerning Methodism, 11 ' l ' llH J ? 1 1 '' J“ MtBoVnl of ono or two 
ho^ apostles, end Ihercforo .you" take his p . v b'icri'ds ami furs. No doubt tho pu- ula8,H p mo loinpdy. 

-aiiio. Bm. this -is -insl wlmt the Anglicans. n ' f,t ,nnti '' 1 ' 8 prompt what has bdori iftiff by c IiHsuwipfii, 18f>2. "Jacques." 

Iioin ynn comlemn, say of tliemselves ; this b !' * l ' l ' ndH R* 0 Chureli, nltliougli some 

‘ wlmt the Greks, will, separate from you. Ilad a effect to tlmt LET US ALONE 

rclend to, on' tllhir part It seeins to no “bich mils intoiideil. Our proselence-is quite , . 

bat Ibe. best way of proving yourselves le-‘ nmt tlierofure men are not always to “Lotus alone, ""Mark i, 24. Thie was n 

Hint ii to successors of |.fm apostles would he 1,0 llla ""' d f "f tlin floriscqnences of wlmt they prayer, of devils, a prayor woll befitting the 
“ Preach theirrloetrine i and to practice their '‘ ;ly or d<1 ' a * t( '»>l’ti»K to write any thing ehni-nctcr and oiroumstnncee of those who of 

! ii*? ties.- Now nfi tliese-twir-pnintti wlmve - ‘tlKPittlt'E JU)vv ! a-.diwyii r -niiin lay- t liemselve- fnred it : the door "of mercy lmtl Insoti clowod 

' ,r ;' ad - v •«-“ . to ± 1 inn ^ ir . ,,uthin i «,»«, a 

1 leave you also your title ol Homan. Ves. ' ' 'b Methodism ,is progressive, and liaiiislinia|it from tho hoavonly oily had gone 

/■mi are llomnn. inasmiie’i ns your throno ir "I'l' 081 '' 1 old fogyisni, as politicians say : forth, never to bo revoked ■ nnd though they 

d Rome. 'tli.it your .Ii'.joo -yi”' ill Italy, tlmt , '«:Wh(j thinks vtherwUp, line certainly may ho said toholiovo 1 it was to “holievoaml 

or airesjtasl j-on Imve tliThulered lorTTHrom . -tremble,'” ri ot t o 11 bol lcvfiV nTEg i iiiVSj r jfr 

’lie Y'atican, hulls and iole.rdli-ts against the 1,tl ' lld '“ m ' tllc da J 8 of Wesley. . Hut wlmt a end truth it is that this prayer, 

vnrl.l : l ot in. order to verognize. the ehiireb ar m udvanoo o( tho spuit of the age. “Lot ns alone,” is not confined to dovils ; it 

f 'esus-ATirict. b wore at, least necessary to .‘.'."J n, '-” d ’ l' uri, y <>f doctrine, true is'n prayer which has been echoed, nnd is ro- 

ind tlmt some words relating to Home and to ,' 1 10 101 y . and ,l10 tru " Apostolic, echoed continually in many a poor sinner's 

/s rights were inscribed in tie- l!i|,le : it we t ,-' . Uu! "W'ixatim. aro concerned, breast; the lungimgo of the unronewed hoar! 

11 lend necessary that .tens, of one of hi.- "! Rlol, "’ d "'“ llolm,d W «»>>« Church nt Is, “ O eonseienco, let me nlonq; yet a little 
i poetics, should have -aid thu Rnlimn Cliurel, ' 10 • ir08Cnt t """ - * Sa . Y - ,nHrp ' s,le lc " lls sleep, a little slumber, a little folding of the 
s the church of Jesita Christ. Hut no : tlierc a,,d (i,,d 18 J" 1 '' ro "'"i"K Imnds to sloop ; rouso mo if you will when 

S nothing, absolutely ing of tlm kind! ,1?1 " ry l,ut <l>«c«rnin K men can death knocks at my door, hut let mo alone 

know., indeed, tlmt your I’opes nnd your M‘ 0 U'® day ahead when .others will pvertake, now.” Such a prayer may not have been ox- 
"bnreli. being yet unborn when the last page 1 " llt; » H , unless we greatly im- pressed in words, hut lias it not boon con- 

'd the Bible was writl-n, Jesus Christ and P™' 0 ' ’ l1wl * ro “ f»r Hnpn.vcmcnt I ecivod ia tho heart I If no, bo entreated, O 
'he apostles could not speak of your actual l" “l’ ll8 ° clindgo in thu • polity of tho sinner, to pauso, nnd for a momont think how 

-xistenee ; lint since you were to come, why !'’?'■ bfit a lnithful und elfioiont you would liko to ho olassed with dovils 

lid they not fon-tel you. at least name you ? " iservnni-o uf the rules and regulations of Thoir present homo is a region of -despair. 

. . lam mistaken : the Apncqlypse, a 1 ! iu r c b, from the highost functiopfiry to wlioro not onojay of tlio sunshine of hope 

prophelie liook. does speak of your city upon - , ' ,embor ' , , enn ever penctrnto ; tlioro it is all blankness 

-even hills: and this is wlmt it says of it : lie greatest evils ol which any can com- and darkness fdrover. But is it so with.you ? 

“The seven heads are -ev.-n mountains, upon I 1 ,l1 "' B 1 ' 1 ’"' llllt of tho executive iidmiiiistrn- No, you livo in a region of hopo, tho hope 
which sits the woman clot lied in purple, lmv- "■ 1 lu ( hureli. 1 hero is ineffioieney in sot before you in tho blessoil gospol of our 
ing in heir hand a golden"ciip full uf nhoini- 1 " s 1 epartment. e lmvo not Bishops Lord Jesus Christ, nn open door by which you 
nations and filthiness of her fornication, ''""'‘fa 1 “y half. I ho next General Confer- may enter tho kingdom of honvon, if you are 

I pirn her forehead was a liilmn written, ‘Mys- '' non ""k' 11 certainly to add ns many moro to only willing ; and it iit tho Holy Spirit's of- 

tery.jllnliylon the Great. Mol her of Harlots, ! 10 "”° * lftv ° a,r< ; ad y' 1 ho venern- ficc to make you willing, and one mothod 

drunken' with the hloml'iif saints and nuir- ' ' 8 " lr y n P’L AleKendrio had not so much which lie employs is by tho word, and through 
tyi's.” Hov. xiii. 17. See wheiber these ' " 118 the dlishop of our times, tho (ravel oonscicnce. And wlion you ask to bo let 
titles approve thc.Hoinuii Cliiin-li the church oxoo P t,,d - There is nearly as much more to alone, it. is just bidding the Holy Spirit do- 
ol Jesus ( liri l. 1 1 10 fvesenee and attention of a Bishop part, and quenching tho light whioh oan alone 

Hot lifter all, Wlmt does it signify to me 'M'!® .bounds of a single conference, as in guide iih to heaven, 
whether 1 mil a CiilhMie or not ' Believers. ** , ,° pn, ' ro Mt-dhadist connexion in the days The answer to such a prayor may oomo at 

heretics, Infidels, Hagans. Jews Sliiliometans '' " nr ,al ' lprs ' Hiere is lar more for a a time when you look not for it; ere you am 

— have they not all been by turns few and ls "T 1,1 "° ‘ban merely to preside in tho aware, God may pronounco tho fatal son- 
m.uiy 1 Aud'why should I call myself epos- ^" for ® noM ; IWaling Elder is cligi- te n oo, “ My spirit shall not always strive" 

tolie. when IVnl- the apo-th- blames those 1 G ll,, d could do thus much. Arid is n man with that sinner; ho "is joined to idols: let 
Christinns who took tho name of 1’eter the ref * m ™ d to lpavo llifi fll ""ly. and travel six him alone." “ It is a fearful thing to full into 

apostle ! And, lastly, what da I want with 1 11011 * ia 11 ? “ time, and over halfi this Union, the hands of tho living God.” It is a fearful 

die title or (lie insult of the word Roman ! K ' m P'- V to ' a y *‘‘ 8 bands upon the heads of thing to livo and die unblossod, unpardoned. 
Have not all towns alike produced. miscreants R"’ 81 ' ®l«*Bsd to the different orders of tho unsavod, uqsanctifiod ; and O ! it is a fearful 
and saints ! No! there is one tiling only of , " , . ni8t 'J r * n R'° several conferences? But thing to bo lot alone, to bo allowed to sin on 
aiiv real ennseiuienee t-i m ■ -to lie a Chris- * 118 ad our Brel'op 8 can well do, under exist- without one feeline of comnunntmn n* 


Nigh to ngrnm Mint «m \ 
I/ranHn fogten old t<n hi 
Ill( work woa don«, and h 
Thi* fitn*nl train at tba il 
A rcllo of Uy-gom* dajaWl 


o.tl„,^- f ,U,.r_ tf uk«_i„ih w tin fa. 

1 »*lh*t ihna In— f,» man amt bor, 

iry&r jr%> "f sva-t »»i i«t. 

I ty tmlMt.l ih. hstiasa Ibat Its arrarnd, 

Jir swrr nssk sf lt,|a Imrtal uroond. 

Mother nod ilutightrr, f*ih*r nnd non, 

T ."*’ •e m r eilllo.1. fmsbj on* i ' 

T er com* they kin, 

_ ■ r« 11, *Tth»m | s-l Father thm, Is. 

Oalhrr— (alhrr— (aikur-I fatkoAhntla. 

Wosyar* with ms.rrt l m aW. 

I'm King of IK* thui, arid I malm mj tbrona 
On a msnumant (tab nf marbl. sstd- 

'/"’"’“’'Z f'em rWtana nr asm. ttmyhrm ball, 

■S Mankind am my aufi)Mtia-aa— ad-SIt 1 
— t '» Gsa’am nr Inyfnlty spin. 

t kathi-r them In, and th«tr final rral 
- )• *"»• 'ln»n K*n. In lb* rarth'a dark bmaat ' 

And lbs SsxUm otaaad aa tb* funeral train 
Wonni imitrlj orrr that urilomn plain ; 

J3 Ami i *uii tn tnjarif wh«n time ii, w, 

-•*. A ml«hi|i-r volcr than that ^^xton’a old 

Will b* heard o’w th« tort trump'd drradfnl din : 

I Rather tlu iii In— I aatlwr th*-ni In. 

(Iath«r-f athar-Htatbatwi ^tb^r thrra In* 

FOR PROMOTING HARMONT 
AMONG CHURCH MEMBERS. 

1st. Td remember that. we Are all subject 


I.* % , . . | uiiYu iicrn ex- luuiumwr mat wo aro ail nnni 

. * I v i . i ,,Hl u, ' ( ^ 8 wc ^ riMl y ,ni "' proMCtl in words, but 1ms it not boon con- 1° failings and infirmities of one kind 

Provo. I hfiVn IH room for Iiimmi'ntnnnf I • 1 a!._ i. . . . . .. ‘ 


prove. I’lioVo in room for improvement I 
propose im clindgo in tlm polity of the 
Church. No: hilt a faithful and eftif.ii.nl 


ecived in tho heart ? If so, ho entreated, O anothor. 

sinner, to pauso, nnd for a momont think how 2nd. To boar with, and not magnify each 


v, wiiii, i.uu mn magnuy caon 

. v • Wit a laithfiil and efficient yon would liko to ho olassed with dovils other’s infirmities. Gal. i, v. I 

I '!! thD rul “ a " d of Thoir present homo is a region of -despair. 3rd. To pray one for another inonraoeial 


hscr aneo of the rules and regulations of Thoir present homo is a region of -despair. 

the humblest member " K '' 03t flinct,onar y to whore not ono jay of tho sunshine of hojK; meetings, and 'particularly in private. James 
M i l ! * Hicmbor. enn ever penetrate ; there It is all blaeknes. V. 16. 

10 greatest evils of which any can com- and darkness ftJrover. But is it so with.you ? 4th. To avoid going from home to house, 
Tl”?^ hyoadnnmstra- No, you livo in a region of hopo, tho hope fur tho purpose of hearing news, and in^ 
, "treh. I hero is inofiioiency in sot hefurn you in tho hlessoil gospol of our fering witli other people’s business. 

I'lininrh' 'tv '| 1,l |f T I ' "!? nt>l P'shnps Lord Jesus Christ, an open door by which you 5 th. Always to turn a deaf ear to any elan- 
w ft • i ( " ,nCra C ' mfer ’ ,,lli y ontor R'« kingdom of honvon, if you are dorous report, and to lay no charge brought 

•nee ig it eortuinly tn add ns many moro to only willing ; and it is tho Holy Spirit's of- ngainst any person until well founded. 

In number wo have already. 1 ho venqra- floe to make you willing, „nd one mothod Oth. If a member he in fault, to tell him 
/ s ...ry n,,;I lehendne had not so much which lie employs is by tho word, and through of R in private, before it la mentioned to 
U df. as the Bishop of our. times, tho travel conscience. And when you ask to be let others. 


I In- greatest evils of which any can com- and darki: 
plain, grow out of the executive adininisti-a- No, you 1 
linn of tho Church. Tlioro is inefficiency in sot before 
this department. We have not Bishops Lord Jesm 
enough, by half. The next General Confer- may cntei 
dice ought certainly tu add ns many moro to only will'll 
the number wo lmvo already. The venora- flee to m 
Me Asluiry and; MeKcndrio had not so much which hei 
teda as tho Bishop of our times, the travel consolonot 


i the church °| t0 .° r> ” " "' ro 18 noarl y ns much moro to alone, it. is just bidding the Holy Spirit do- “tli. To watch against shyness of each 

cairn in presence and attention of a Bishop part, and quenching tho light whioh oan alone other, nnd put the host construction on any 

ignily to me ‘ !® W" 1 s of a mnglo conferonoo, as in guide us to heavon. notion that has the nppearanco of opimnitinn 

' Believers. 10 en ire , > li'thislist . ennnexion in tho days Thu answer to such a prayor may como at or resentment. 

Mahometans " ,,,ir IPr8 ' 1 llP >'° 18 for more fur a a timu wlion you look not for it ; ere you are 8th. To observe tho juit rule of Solomon— 

ins few and ,' s ",’P " d " Ulan l '‘ prp| y to l ,ri ' Hul< ' 1,1 tho aware, God may pronounco tho fatal son- R'“t is, to leavs off contention before it he 

myself upas- ""Mroncos . Any 1 residing Elder is cligi- tc n0 o, “ My spirit shall not always strive" meddled with. I’wv. 17, 14. 

lames those " ,ll,h """ 1 0 tin? much. Arid is a man with that sinner; ho “is joined to idols: lot 0th. If a member has offended, to consider 

•r i’eter tin- lpavo 1118 and travel six him alono.” “It is a fearful thing to fall into how glorious, how 'God-like it is to forgive, 

I want with 18 at 11 tl "' p ’ ftnd ovur ,m,fi R“ 8 l “ ion ' the hands of tho living God.” It is a fearful a "d ('"w unliko a Christian it is to revenge. 

>rd Roman ? 8IW P y to '"J his hands upon the heads of thing to livo and die unblossod, unpardoned, Ephes. iv 2. 

il.misereants * 0 cc , tcd *° tlie ,llff|,rt ' nt orders of tho unsaved, unsanctifiod; and O! it is a fearful 10th. To remember It is always a grand 

(ring only of l',"."?? 10 sev,!ra * conferences ? But thing to ho lot alone, to bo allowed to sin on ‘artifioe of the devil to promote distance and 

ibe.il Chris- 1118 a 11 (nlr Bishops cun woll do, under exist- without one feeling of coinpunotion, or sor- animosity among member* of Churohee; and 

Ime Christ > n g cn uinistahces. * , row, or repontanoe ; to ho, in short, without w0 should, therefore, watch against every 

uspel : 1 will ” . 10 a l8en ® e f “ a Bishop, an efficient Gud and without hopo in tho world. thing that furthcrs'hie end. 

will pray to rosl '"g JJderslup hasprov«a.tobe indeed •* A poor traveller in an Alpine oountry, ljlh. To consider huw muoh more good 
to His Spirit, provision. say efficient. I mean that, where perpetual snows cover tho fnoo of wocandoin tho world at large, and in the 
mt enneurn- nn ' cs ’' And what constitutes efft- nature, overcome by drowsiness, would glsdlv Church in particular, when we are all united 

moil, I will c "“ n J 111 1,18 department ! Not age, alone; lay himsolf down to sloop; but would it ho >“ i°v», tlian wo coald do when noting 
hristr And n "J* 18 1 “ * a 3* tru0 R‘ at men.of the. highest safe, would it ho kind in such circumstances an 4 indulging a contrary spirit, 
pcs. Will he, ori l ' r f a “I 11 nro m08 ‘ U8cfal 1,1 «hto place, to lot him alone ? Certainly not, for hissleop 12th. Limtly-to consider the exprese in- 
ii, l.mtGud! ' A m o ycs case, and, is not roqdy to would bo n novor waking ono ; it would be a junctions of SoripUire, and tho beautiful ex- 
!i, eunffning i 18 n° 8111 ’ or tins, or any other do- fatal slumber, and howevor harsh might ho anl P* 0 of Christ, os to those important 
I low easy it l ml lnen our itinerancy. Men who aro tied tho voice that awoko him, or rough tho arm things. Eplios. lv. 35; 1st Peter, ii, 21; 
ions of men ,l " w ' 1 ' a ,°f r P' aTO - a,,d wll ° 11 rp 80 that laid hold of him, tho sound and tho ao- John xiii, 6. 
eh teachers, tlln . K u ' 10 a ^ ;dr * of 1,118 w °Hd that tiun would both be recognized asmostfriondiy 

adopt their 1 1PI J* miluis have no rest from worldly care, We nro all travellers in tho journoy of life ■ ,, , 

i will have ID ratl,er P° or condition for an itinerant t l, cro is many a snowy region through which - . T' LovI - Th « fl » “« P"rer feel- 

luster, Jesus I,fc ’ , , , , we must pass, and yet cold and dreary ns this Z. ? U P°" ,hC ^ 

ia Ills holy , Wo bav ,° 1,10 be8t R y Htom ln R‘0 world for world’u atmosphere is in reality, it has so , * ? ? f 4 ”’ 

I my Bible: the spread of the Gospel, and building up of many attractions that fain would wo lo 1 °J° f? bor pother. «>4s i 

ions studies R‘ u (“ngilorn „t God. And after, all there alone, that wo might take up our rest in it a ^« llon8 > 80 dj8con “* 

ir t..i ... .u. “light he some modifications that would nrove . n ,l uliinn nn Sn aSn frwAaliSnM th.k it I ^ ^ 0DlilllD5., U i i 


Church, the Apostolic Church, or tho Cntho- i | fl i v . i H , , 

i- r .| , , . r ,, . tlm llnly t-qurit : and tlm.-. without eoncurn- 

hc Church, and that from Mint very u reiim- , p , , , , , ", 

, . , ,, 1 , ing myself about places or about men, 1 w 11 

stance alone, one might well marvel that a ‘ i ,, ,. . . 

, ", . , • " , ■ pliioe nil inv-religiim tn Jesus t’ ir str And 

church not oven named in Jesus Christ's B do i i ' , , .,, , 

, , , , ,, , , „ . oil. how much more til-in mv hones \vi he 


should he tho church 'of Jesus Christ. But 
let that pass, for wo liav.o something better 
to say. Wo will then suppose the Pupal 
church tu be Catholic, wo will suppose it the 
religion of tho greatest number : and we say. 
it is precisely for that reason that wo rceog- 


oli, how mill'll more tfrm my hopes, will he, 
resting .them no longer upon men, hut Gud ! 
How much more simple my faith, confining 
myself thus Yu one Imok only! How easy it 
will then lie' to escape the pas.-inns of men 
who dispute .about such and sueli teachers, 


n, is precisely lur mat reason tnat wo reeog- i • , , 

. „ , is and m order to lustily them, adopt t ie r 

mzo it not to ho tho church of Jesus Christ, r i, , , •' , , 

.. . ‘ limits and emhraee their errors! I will have 


For Jesus; speaking to hi« disciples, has said. 
“ Fear not, little flook. ’ If then, the gjiureh 
of Jesus is a little tluek, tho eliureli of the 
multitude cannot ho tho church of Jesus 
Christ. In another plaeooiir I.ord hath said, 
“ Many are called, hut few are eliosen. En- 
ter ye in-afr tho strait gate, for wide is the 
gate and broad is tho way that leadeth to de- 
struction, uud many there he that go in 
thereat : because strait is the gate and nar- 
row is the way that leadeth unto life, amt 
few there, ho that find it.” If then the 
church of Christ he compared to iv narrow 
way, into which .few enter, the church tliat 
resembles the broad way, whore tho multi- 
tude travels, cannot he tlm eliureli of Jesus 


Christ. Again, tlm Saviour has said, '-When , 7 V ■ you 

the Son of limn eonn.H, G,„tl '' lU lmd ,h ° 81118 : and «» 


only ono Tonclior. only one Mawter, Jobuh ‘ 4 wo must pass, and yet cold and dreary as t 

< hririt, speaking to mo Himself in His holy o lmvo tho best system in tho world for world's utmosphero is in reality, it has 
Uospel. Vos : 1 will hold fust to lnyRihlo; 1 H l>wiid ol the Gospel, and building up of many attractions that fain would wo 

l „ will concentrate *all my religious studies 1 10 kingdom of God. And after, all thero alone, that wo might take up our rostir 

uj.i.n it7 fluTin^U p . Tv mg “myself to ho tlis- lni ^' ,t 80,110 niodilieu'tionH that jvmild prove ftI1 d sloop on in sin, forgetting that “sin, v a a a i i T ' 

traoted-hy the eluinornus prelensiuns of men. lldvanta K®°" 8 - But the first tiling is to carry wiien it is finisliod, hringeth forth death.” J Rn .'. C ' a ° 7.° ' T 

) ro a hundred eminoils worth one Gospel ! ".' lt blo , tl,odi T a000 Y4! n E to its original do- Be entreated, then, fellow-traveller, to keep tu 8 
nro a thousand I’opes worth ono Saviour ! 8l *? n Station in office, or nt least in up- awake ; listen to tho still small voice within, ~ ° , W ? may revo ve,^ . . 

Header, believe me: take a Bible, or at P'^R^nUms boon ono of tho chief ssorots listen to God in hi. word, for he gives you 8 “ e0 ‘ “hangos ,n the fortune*, in the 

least a New Testament : read it wi 1, prayer, of *“ witb tho M ‘' thodi -’ t Cbura1 *- There that to be “a lamp to your feet, and a light ** ■*? “ 7 ^fP" 11100 f b f br 'B |lcr 1 
humiliation and perseverance ; and be sure ■« '»» oH,c « hold /». popetrn, but that of to your path;’’ listen to God in hi, provi- ^ 

that you will find thorc. somethiug hotter Hlsll0 P' T' 1 ® <aot however, that we haven donee, tho voice may be a rousing, etartling “j 818 ‘«z’ - <» 1 d if his 

■Rian the ehurel. of the Pope : youMvill find Btpr< '" t yP pd PrcsidingrEldership, q standing ono . H oar too, tho rod, und him who hath ^ T “' e wdl 80 

the eliureli of Je.-u ; Christ Id,,; ter titan the <J< ’ 1 ‘/K ,lt "" ‘ ( > <_ lC ; ncral Conference, -et®-, are- frpp« nl id it-ftppointed it, without doubt, in ShSj>.^ilnchl» kti™* ' u ?• 10 * 

fear of purgatory— you will find tlm nssu- 8uoh P a lp a W« violations of tho spirit and gc- lore to your soul; for what is tlie word, what “**“ ,8 ? T *l 

ranee of salvation : instead of penances, you 111118 °f MoR'odism. as cannot fail to leave are providences, what are afflictions, but “ ~ ola8lvel y °f 

II lioil tlm vmir' sins : and all tl,mr mark u P on 1,10 P a S u of «*® History of means to an end, and that end your life, your !S L r ■Mtenance, it is so 

is. not on tlm iiiitliorily ol' „ priest, hut on tb ® 8UVoral T'-nfercnees. Bulvntioll) and tho glory of t||e Wd J "hally divested of passion, and springs from 

.ft of God Himself! ' here is u„ ambition which is laudable and God? May the life-giving Spirit of all grece 8uob a d< ?P reoe “ “ tb ® 1,u “ a ®. h®*®- ‘hat 

■ praiseworthy, in tho Churches, as well us move every reader’s heart to offer this prayer 7? ° ,7 ,?? W ^ T- 

elsewhere. A desire to be useful, and if pos- “ Lord, leave me not alone ;’’ nnd may He so ? b ™ hCr ’ h ‘, ^ffeotitm ia bleodcd wi 

K , rauo ^ h ? nor u r ° ,,nv,nce each ° n ° ° f8io - riEi,teo U8n e^ nouru ' “ 


so feminine fat 




tlm .Son of man oometli shall he find faith on 
earth ?” If nt tlm end of the world believers 
aro thus rare, these who at this present time 
pretend that they are- sufficiently numerous 
to deserve tlm naiiio of Catholic, eunhut c.m- 


tliis, not mi tlm authority of a priest, hut on 
that of God Himself! 


1 — — J • vm a 

mother’s unquenchable love, a sieter’e is pre- 
eminent. It reste so exclusively on the tie of 
consanguinity for ite sustenance, it is so 
wholly divested of passion, and springs from 


stitutc that church which - believes ill Jesus States, recently formed an auxiliary, and the enuse 


| . , -. , • f- ----- i wc-love, is 'necordiug to the present and of judgment, os to compel him by his 

Christ, J he Revelation of M. John foretells with tlm committee began to collect funds, principles of Christianity. This ought to ho Kra co and love, to fleo from the wrath t,. 

in tho Inth.r d.LVH tlm nl.n,,at ....t I .. TI,.., ..I 11..! ...f. 1... . 1 • “ . ' “ ” U>® WTUtU tO 


expires only with that existence. 


in tho lnttor Jays tho almost universal reign i hey oullod on a religious professor who lmd encouraged, especially whorover tlioro 


- , are come, und to lay hold on eternal life in Christ A Pst Fish.— T he Carrollton (Miss I Deio. 

of Antichrist, and tlm reduction ol l liristnms iiiiu-li money hut did not liko to part with it. any “ signs of promise." But wlmt is there Jesus our Lord. [London Tract Magusino. oral says there la a mkn at Greenwood, in 
to a very small number. If then wo nro up- told ono ol tho agents to look out for that in some of tho Conferences to encourage this county, a fisherman by trade, who has i 


to u very small number. If then wo are up- Ih* told ono of tho agents to look out for that in some of tho Conf 
preaching a period when the church of Anti- agent, and not pay him money ; ho would no laudable ambition ? 
clirist will cover tho earth, the eliureli whioh doubt' run run oil with it : they would novor by the example bef 


laudable ambition ! Young men aro taught 
by tho example before them, that they need 


PUJLPIT8. 


already boasts itself universal cannot he the bear from him nguiY). J'lio agent received not aspire to any thing beyond graduation to 
eliureli of Jesus Christ. Tho more Catholic some forty dollars from tho society, and pro- Klders, Orders, and then to bo a “Circuit 


county, a fisherman by trade, who has a pet i 
catfish, weighing about forty pounds, and gives 
the following account of it ; 


Who knows what becomes of all the old “n*' ‘“i 0 "?** 1 - b f 

, , .... . 4 . . , , . . the fisherman's wire, who fives in a fiatboat on 

pulpits . VV hat curious tales might bo told the Yttxoo river. Xhe process of taming was as 


she is, the less sho the chosen Hock; the mised p, forward the amount in hooks from Wider,” till the .present incumbents in higher of some of them; and if they could speak Allows : sShoTad b^u w^^onj^^d 

more docs she resemble that of tlie multitude ^cw \ ork. position shall huvo died and gone to their rc- 0 r writo, wlmt curious tales could they tell 1 ^ ol . othin ? waa P laccd a *bnb of brush 

who perish, the nearer dues she write tn the In- the course ..I three weeks tho hooks ward, or unfortunately may disgrace them- But, as a matter of curiosity, we should re- 

church of Antiehrist. In that sense tin. wme on, all in good ardor. The cautious selves and thu cause of Christ by somo net really liko to know whother any of the pil- swullow some suiallartMle 1 Th* l2»r 

eliureli of tlm Pune Inis nverv ...wull.t,.. ...... .1 . ,.i .... . .. . 1 1... I .. . i .1 ....-,,1 n.. ..t .. . . r 1 li—.i 1 


more does she resemble that of the multitude 
who perish, the nearer does sho come to the 
church of Antichrist. In that sense tin. 


position shall liuvo died und gone t 


In- thu course ol three weeks tho hooks ward, or unfortunately may disgraco them- ]jut 
came on, all in good urdor. The Cautious selves and thu cuuso of Clirist by somo net ronll 


tho w»tsr, thq fish 


us a inattor of curiosity, we sliould ro- oovered while in tho ’aqt of 


I | r> .1 |. I .. . II 1 - '•••J IM.WHIVI ItHJ Vi HID 1111 - »n»..vn owu.v DUIBIl nib 

eliureli ol tliolopo bus ovory pos.slhlo- claim i“'"l»hot was cnlh d m to hcc them, and the that purelmnco ronultH in their expulaum from grim pulpits, for instance, are in existence P roac bmg the wa^r’s ^ 

to catholicity. failure of his prediction. As ho was beaten tlie. Church. It would seem reasonable tlmt 'and-wliere / Lot somo of tho good brethren S5? 8 ," f? C f° 

Will sho then gam anything more hy call- here, he next attacked the society for inuking if a circuit or stationed preacher wears oat in rub up t | ie i r memories, and lot us see what is ovidontly bjon enxweii 

ing horsolf apostolic ! <*«». r.. n «i n..n -i — «!..* - j j?- . .. . '*^*r*r™ 


ish was first 
trvlM to 0.1 

ThS%y “ 


r. amt u 
brush in 
first dU- 
ct or 


* 


nowhere apeak of -their church, hut every 
where of the church of Johu^' tlhrint. To 


for tho A post lew su,cb extravagant hookn fur tho ) 


have npokon to St. Uotcr or St. I’aul of tho 


ing in hin ham) an oin‘hos> 
“ See,' 5 says ho, “ what a tu 


ho poor. Hold- t wo -years in any ono place, that a presiding known about these old atand-poiute. some kind, it havi 

d duodecimo Killer must he an extraordinary mail to do To give au idea of what we mean, hero aro !'/*'!' ,7 b ! ch ^ 
'Ry '"’"I 1 this is well for more than four years, upon a dis- throo or four fuots about pulpiU in Europe. nonr^iprZhofi 




I . .. . ” 11 * -j 1 threo or four faota about pulpits in Europe, i uuur upproaou ui uiuiwj, vuvwi 

VV hy eould they not make a triot. Hut w.o have some who have presided l n a closet near tho door of tho chuich of ut lhe clathing with its mouth, and 




upobtolic church, would have appeared to plain, cheap one ' »’• Ih? wus asked wlmt ho j over tho b'aiiio territory, (allowing an occu- St. Nicholas, lit Luipsic, ib tho rmlnit in wwuad i“ 

i.liMnt liliiuitliniiiniisi • < > 11.I Pnini. 1 ■ . 1 . , , li . . I Miiiiix.LiF.il »l... .u. 1.. 1... 1 M : 1 i. t. . . 1 i .....l. ....... I...L.P I > i * . . .. wmon J, er 


them hlabphcuious; and l’otcr, who so cagi*rly I buppuaod tho price tu ho ? ih* bail], 


sioidil and very brief interim) for throo or Martin Lutlior, tho Reformer, preached- 


c • , . • " - | ■ / . * v — — “‘••““m •••« *»»/ti/uuor t iircauuisa, tlioreibrv, of imtKiig nn ouuri io 

rusnes lorwara to prevent (.ornclius kneeling have cost a dollar, if nut a dollar and a <juur- four tunes the number of years allotted by Tho pulpit of tho celebrated Kichurd Bax- a,,d ** lo hungry, t 

to him ; 1’iuil, who counsels tho (.’orintliiiins j ter a waste of money ! ’ llo was told that thu Disoiplino. And any man who will tako ter 1 b still preserved in the vestry of the Uni- 


to him ; Paul, who couuhcIh tho Corinthians J tor -a wasto of monuy 1 " llo was told that the Discipline. And any man who will take 

to he culled neither after Cephas nor Apollos, j the price was hut twaitij-Jhc cents * thu emt tho trouble to inquire, cun soon satisfy him- t„riun ctiurcli of Kiitaorministor, and was oo- 1 eat with the avidity 

ivould both of them, no doubt, have answered j price. --Now,” says lie, -I know tlioro iu self that this is one eliiof cause of the inoffi- eupiud by the writer a few years ago. ft is I The humane Ixdj- ret 

indignantly that there was no other eluireh | soiijething .wrong in this business: it never oloncy of Methodism, whei-ovor there is any small, of the ootugonul form. In tho front uuld {*•• 5 81 ’ 11 luor hi 

than that of Jesus Christ. 'J’lie apoitlcs art- 1 -w*as jn'udo for that, money, aiul there must ho just ground of complaint on this score. *"*** ‘ w *" " 

hut tho channol, Christ in tho water of life. | cheating somcwliorc.” So lm would riot ho After thu present generation has passed 
If you arc a cluuiqul and a dry ono, yuu .lire j convinced, and kept his money. | Hjblo So- away, tlioro will ho hut fow men qualified to 

notlitng. Vho apostles arc earthen vossoIh, i oioty lleourd. assuino tho high trunt-s uf tho Church, unless 

Chribt thu troasure they contain. If. you aro j — ’ they nro iroh.vlcd inta plitco, and guided by 

earthen voxels mid empty, yuii nro nothing. \ j |UNl . ( . V(T j, B() M)( j an j . our futhors while wo hare them. 1 heard ol 

Give us that living water, and we will repair fl . )mvo rnis ,., 1 thelllBl .| v , „ ’ w , 1IH , u 1111 eeeenlrio man wlm was present at the elec- 
... *° cllu, ‘“ pl - 8|,UW 08 «»® treasure and we. K , lQyu trou |,| PS , W#J tiun uf delegates tu General CunfereuOe (from 

win accept tlio curtlion vcsbol; hut w ithout i u ^ , ■, a certain Annual whom there wus un eminent 

thu t, you lmvo of tho apostles only' tlmt i and desnrvodly popular D. 1). who had always 

whioh is human, material and iujjignilijjant m boon u delegate,) very coolly asking, “ AVhat 

tlio body, the lor id, tho^iiauio ; tlioso Uo not Mou ol evil (•hanui t resemble oarth.cn, will tho (’oufcronco do wlion Dr. 

constitute Christianity. vessels, easy to hi|*ak and hard to mend ; hut is dead nnd gono !” “ Tlioro is no ono to fill 

1 know, indeed, that you tako tho word g^od^non uru l.ko goldoii 'nu-uh. broken with" hid phtoo," and no ono being prepared to 

apostolioal iu uuothor selnjo as wollj and tlmt ditiiailty .i^W ouoily l j lirotf. lillit. 

you claim to dosorvo it, hy having #»uct*ovuod ** - • — m ** — - bet tho preachers bo olmugod whonover 

to tho upobtles. \ ou lmvo BUCCOodcd to them | ij .Afy work^iistaiy-ph aburo, and Joyous, hivpj»y | thoir disciplinary term is oat, nt least, atid 


tlio Discipline. And any man who will tuko tor is still preserved in the vestry of tho Uni- info tbs °i\ 

tho trouble to inquiro, can soon satisfy him- tarian church of Kiddorministcr, and was oc- oat with tho avidity ofThalf- 
self tlmt this is ono chief caiijio of the inoffi- oupiod hy tho writer a fow yours ago. ti is 'fho huiuano lady repeated this a< 
ciciicy of Methodism, wherever there is uny small, of tho ootugonal form. In tho front u “«’ bld •PPftito a; 

just ground ot complaint on tins score. of it, near tho top, are tho words, in yellow water. * ° move ^owy 

After tlio present generation has passed (gttors, “ Praise yo I^ord ; ” and on the four Tho fidhwmau during this thno 

away, tlioro will ho hut fow mun quuljied to front paiiels arc tho words, “Daw widow '^avo ? ent " u P° n ld8 the wife 

assume tho high trunks of tho Church, unloss this.'’ miL n-Im Wm thc ? flh ’. nud 

they are irujudod in(u placo, and guided by John Bunyan’s pulpit was removed u]tany it sliould again ret 
our futhors while wu have thorn. 1 heard of y c ^ sinoo from Belfast to London, and it is enough, tho next 

an eccentric mail wlii) was present at the elec- lparp<1 ”, P 0 " lo8t ' . 1,18 W ol “*j r “ y®» at which it w«r *■ 

.... , , | - ... preserved in tlio vestry qf tlio prcscntcliuroh. returned, and 

tlOHul delegatus tu Gem ral CunfercnOo (Irom [ iis pulpit Bible is in uossossion of a distin- repeaud from 

u ucrluin Annual \\ Imre- tliuru wus uu eminent guished family of the Whiteboards, who pur- “gentle 
und deservedly popular l). I). who had always chased it fur a largo sum, and his largo awk- ,l “'— '' 
boon a- delegate, j very coolly asking, ' AVhut ward pulpit oundlestiuks lire in tho pulpit of 
will the- (.'imfureneo d» when Dr. 11,0 ahurcb iU'Norih- 

is dead and gone ! 1 hero is uu ono to fill f| ie ,, u lpit uf the uioellont Dr. Isaao rind they a£us»r to 

his plate,’ and no ono being prepared to Wutts Was sold a few years ogu in I.uuduu company at if tliev 
till it. uud is yet used in u small place of wurehip tksh er en 

Li t tlm proivohers ho elimiged whenever that city. * 

«*» v r >■ -* , . 

when Ill’ll I’ . i n 1 1 ■ it ( i.uu Hint III- lit intll V. lid I* n 1 1 + ' V. in Anadln 



repeated from 
ns “gentle 






iu time und place, as the men ol our day have ^ Hiah*. 1 liud iu it all 1 waul, and do nut when men c.inuot, from ugo or infirmity, do f u fiv preserved* uniil a vary few years since, ioAustift 
succeeded to tlm generations' that preceded stretch ||iy thought* ht*yond it iur morfc sat- j the work cflicicutly; tlm Church ought to pro- when it was borrowed by u cjtftilua* preacher, 
them. , But of what avail is such a succession 1 isfaction lummy thing else. | Jtov'. T-. Adams. 


•vide lor them, uud let meu who cuu do the [ und broken. 

• - ‘tifek-JateilOtlr Midi 


l ^y^careleaspmchw, 


prr* 


INMMm 1 



■ rmirivi' W-W- 


C()t In# Wrlfans Christian JUmoratr. 



Christian liJimtntr. 


: $1 BO per ennum, In advance. 

NEW ORLEANS : 


Saturday Morning, December 1. 

LOUISIANA CONFERENCE. 


Methodist Press, * 

The Western Christian Advocate lnnkrs 
(lie following: judicious remarks under (lie 
liend of “ Infidel Christianity.'' 

. “Professor Norton is one of those extreme 
Rational-, of the 1’riestly school, the nuthor 
of several discourses on ‘Liberal Christianity. ' 
' The Extent and Relations of Theology,' ‘ ( >11 
True and False Religion,’ 1 Views of Calvin- 
ism,’ *Tho Latest Korm of Infidelity,’ and 
‘Objections to Christianity,- as resting on his- 
torical facts and critical learning.' Nil'. Nnr- 


OALIFORNIA MISSIONS 


NOTES ON THE DOUAY BIBLE. 


For Itie N. O. ChrliUan Advocate. 

CALIFORNIA MISSIONS. 


.... , , , , It is well known in F.nglish history, that " uaaioWB 

I he dedication or the ( Impel at Nan .lose. (]|0 p op0 „ ( ,, mimln f Patcd Hcnry Y I1I and Rev. II. N, MeTmnn: 

Is, th till , was signltllzed hv a readiness and KdwarJ VI. of England, in consequence of My Dear Brother - It will doulitlesB he 
largeness of contribution hard to he heat,, it their defection from Popery;* bat the hcavi- pleasing to your readers to hear again, and to 
even heat hi the old States. Californio is he- <*st curse was reserved for Elisabeth. She licar througlntlio New Orleans Christian Ad- 
ginning to show signs of paying hack all. and excommunicated, her subjects absolved vocate, from tlio California Missions, 
more than nil expelled on her. Let Hr. Ho, fr ,""! ‘ h * ir , 0 * th * «n«gta* M* the throne Since tlio organization and proceedings of 


Missionary Hepobts. 


oven Font in tfio old States. California' iw lie- 
pinning to allow siiniH of jiayinp buck all. and 
more tlinn iillexpemlcd on her. Let Hr. Ho? 
ring tell it as it was : 


Hkv. II. N. McTyeire: Wo clip tlio following items from tlio last N . IJl0, 'Tho f 0 n. 

My Dear Brother — It will doubtless he bulletin of tho Missionary Secretary of the ’ , • !° T ‘ 6W8 PNuctUi , ' 

jdeasing to your readers to hear again, and to Methodist Church North • 110,1 lve S'™ in hi, 

hear tlirouglsxb'B Now Orleans Christian Ad- Tl ... \ ... . * “ 1- Tlint tu ,, *"> 

vocate, from tho California Missions, s,„ ; ! V , a/ J r . ! ■ : ,1 ®. M 1 , f 1 ° nar y, Methodist h 

'Since tho organization and tirnpnnri;n., a r,r ' . 7 * 10 ' v lurc 1 was held on tho or renre«or»i«i!. C R ^iqh 


Jl " nr - LEAV tTriip^ 

S,,,T IN On,, J* ""i 
of tho views pte Jh 


<if England was given to the King of Spain, tho Pacific Annual Conference, of which you 1',, . Ilnd reml , 

In order to prepare the wny for this, tho received detailed accounts through tho Oh- "° . owmg ( ™ ccrs and 


- ifc ° ,,a ‘u wii inti or ronrospnt ,» 1 E 

lfith insiant, and resulted in tho election of tionnl „ " lvo 

*1._ r.n • UUIIIU nOWOrs . nnA . 


managers for the reo*jy wBJS 


Bao McTr*»t: to brethren torieal facts and critical learning 

, J " . . ■ ton’s faith in rovclation consists 

attending the Unl«». Conference, if they ^ ^ ng ^ , 

frill oaR at the counting room of J. M. Hart tnWng on | y „„ muob 
k Co-, directly opposito Uic steaiqhoxt land- nienre, lie is said 
bg, they will bo conducted to their places of and in one of bis 
residence daring the session. Brethren com- in 1819, when he 


‘‘On Sunday, the 17th instant, according notes on tho Pouny Bihlowcro penned. The server, wo liavo boon called to pass through on 8 HW 8 scar, viz ;. 
to previous notice, the church recently erect- great Spanish nrinadn wad to tnko possession much nflliotion amongst the missionaries and tv m ™’ S '7" ' Bi,ll0 P Waugh, President : 
cd by the Methodist Episcopal Church South, of England. Tho notes of tho Douay taught their families; but with one exception the , V A,, "’ ,8t ' 100 , ' r< ‘| liJ ent :. . Bjtttop 
the city of San .lose, was dedicated to Ah rebellion to the English, and tlius thoBC notes afllictcd have all recovered. Brother K el- ”? net '’ “ d **•> Scott < ;,d do.; Bishop 


MK»* 

' w Hit 


■ 


“ 2 - TtoZZW 

separation,’ i n 1 R W 

exercise of Ruch ’ ^ >, 
I hat as tho o ' 


•’ bibited fromany j.^ 
.’oiTos- Of tho Book Conce? 1 '" 1 * 

P, Hi r o - and in .12? 


ingby land, will call at the M. E. Church, or Biblical Literature in Harvard University, Dr. 
. ... „ « . Clmnning, who was then a 1 ruatcc, objected 

3 to giving him tlio title of I rufcspor, on ue- 


to giving him tlio title ot rroicBpor, ‘onac- 
R&ton Rouge, Not. 30, 1852. cotfnt of the if?jury it might be to the College, 

• to jnako bo conspicuoos itn connection with 

Bro. MoTjelre is absent, attending the ono holding such opinions.’ 
asm on of the Alabama Conference, at Ma- “Dr. Palfreys academical lectiires on the 
r’ an Alabama \V. .I.Cwish Scriptures, just issued, Vol. Ill, is ano- 

1 ’ — — i (hor -of this same BcliQol. 'niD .l’cntateiuili 

' ho believes to he the work of Moses, .and to 

EDUCATION TEACHERS. . the side authoritative oracle of Judaism. 


unnr to its pas- view. But the British press assailod tlio re- necessary, all of which have been gone 
'. But the best lielliuits and murderous notes with such force through, nnd wo arc ablo at present to report’ 
. thotigh a line that the very prelates which authorized thorn the whole Conference, with very slight ex- 


Sccretury. — 

Manakers. — Erancis Ilnll, \V. 


, Assistant tlio Annual 
Recording move this m 


gemer tins is mo uesi enuren cameo wo nave ropuniislieu, in letb, a similar ond was in portunt places, rendered various changes A ..v.... ... mmuus, iiceprumg mOvo this prohibit! T. 

Reel! ill the stale, and does honor to its pas- view. But the British press nssailod tlio re- necessary, nil of which have been gone ' cl;rp,lir >'- fying tlio sixth roiw- 

tor nnd tho citizens of.Snn Jose. But tho Dost hellions and murderous notes with such force through, nnd we are ablo at present to report’ M a *,»;krs.— F rancis Hull, W. li. skid- Confercneo has no 

is yet to ho told. Tho house, though a line' that the very prelates which authorized them tlio whole Conference, with very slight ex- morc ’ J ' D - 1 ’’ikloy. Ralph Mond, Sen., Dr. . 1 . vide the Concern or to' 

ono, nnd of course costly, was entirely paid were' compelled, by tho force of puhllb opin- eoptions, in u sound and prosperous state I;; Wtelpa, Henry Moore, Dr. S. Throckmor- vid °d for by said tu | W ’* 

for, .before the dedicatory prayer was offered ion, to deny what they had done, and retire Every thing appertaining to completeness of ton ’ F. (Iodine, Dr. A. S. Purdy, P. IT Coon, "4. That said Book 

up. The preacher, Rev. A. M. Wynn, under from their work. But us the doctrines of organization, ns a Conference and Church '' I!, 'y nor > Loveland, .1. .McLean, A. \V. dbvotcd expre M ] Jt .. 


expressly to the i 


. 11 -mnertant Rten towards the promo- All Htspiration in tlio Old Tcstiimont was oon- pf $3,600 to be provided for. Hus was a l ontcss your sins to dno another.”- James Wo look with intense desire and pleasure ti 
. , 1P ^ ’ P . . , * • tn fined to the Jewish lawgiver; nnd all subsc- ^rnmlahlo sum to parade before an. audience v: 10. Upon this tlio note says: “That is, to his arrival, and tho influences of his presence 

turn of tho groat interest of education, is Jewish , vritcr8 boro t]l , B „ mc relation of 300 f ir ' rfl,ms “ ,mt knnwi ”T liDerality the priests of tlio Cl.urcfi, whom ho had or- in our midst. May God give him a pros- 

inenaae tho number of competent teachers. ^ p onta(? ,^ h) tllat tho Christian fathers of Califovni«Tm, and tlio indomitable energy dered* to ho called fur, and- brought to tlio porous journoy. 

No price, within tlio bounds of reason, ;, ore to tho New Testament'. Ilefimlsino evi- San^pse ( nlifbmliins; \fe presented tlio sick.’ Mince the session of our Conference, there 

should be regarded ns too idenr, to induoc the denod of supernaturalism nr inspiration from debt, nnd asked that it should ho met, licfere On Jlatthow x. 41, tlio note roads, “lie liavo been increasing displays of tlio Divine 

_ 1 In , 1. It.t.InnHa nt eilu. Alnaou In I ’ 1, - 1 - 1 II,. tl.inVe Vie Inuru in llw, ‘he llUUSO V\HS otl.'ll'd tO Cod. No Undue tllllt rCCClVetll a llOrOtlC into llis hnusO. alul n nrOKenfin. anil novrnannnilinr. nvf.lnnnna 


“ Confess your sins to dno another."- James We look with intenso desire and pleasure to 
. 10. Upon this tlio noto says: “That is, to his arrival, and tho influences of his presence 


Increase ths number of competent teachers. 
No prioe, within tho bounds of reason, 


to tho Pentateuch, that tho 
boro to tho New Testament'. 


should be regarded os tooidcar, to induce the donee of supcrnaturalism or ii^plration from 
first talents to engago in tho business of edit- Moses to Christ. He thinks ,t!ic Jews in the 


ucrcu to uc called tor, and* brought , to tho perous journoy. 

aic k * 1 Since the session of our Conference, there 

On Matthew x. 41, tho noto reads, “ Ho liavo been increasing displays of tlio Divine 
that repeiveth a heretic into his house, and a presence, and corresponding evidences of con- 


towards thoee who are engaged ns oducators ui r8 , l , 0 thinksshould have dono tlio same for " mt owin B to unexpected delays, tlio tlo givetli the curse or anathema to all false protty much our whole Church seems stirred '? ulth f, ’ r th ® cxtr ' n,inn of tlio .Redeemer's the southefn and south! 


of youth. We think, (if jwo may venture nn the Mosaic among tlio Hebrew Scriptures, 
opinion,) that a great advance must ho made The prophets nre excluded ns supernatural 
ha this reapeot, before we can hope to zocure teachers, and their predictions > f future events 
and retain such talent, and attainments as «re, according to him, ‘ nothing of the kind: 
.... . . , i , . , .. , 1 hey misunderstood Mofies. '1 heir Messianic 

the great interests involved in education dc- , J .. 

i ' rhapsodies were Btnkingly inupplieuhle to Je- 

msnd. We think that It is too much t le guS 0 p Nazurcth, whose divine mission, lmw- 
eese, that teaching is engaged in ns a mere ever, is all the more powerfully sustained by 


a great udviancc must ho made The prophets arc excluded ns supernatural " l ' ( ‘ k rt Wlllk ' 1 ldH 11 rare example a 
, before we can hope to secure teachers, and their predictions if future events ‘4’urcli not hnly Mt left in debt, hut paid for 
,h talents and attainments as nr®, according to him, ‘ nothing of the kind : before it is finished.^ Wo fuel no hesitation 


church was not completed by so much ns. n teachers, not once, but twice, to prove that up, and moving on to conquest. The im- 
week h work. 1 his is a rare example —a the zeal of Catholic men ought to be so great menso emigration across tho "plains tho pre- 
church not only not left in debt, but paid for toward all heretics and their doctrines, that sent year, is adding greatly to our permanent 
before it is finished. We feel no hesitation they should give them tho anathenfa, though interest, s in tho country. Our membership is 
in wvvintr, that this is the best, tlio verv best tlmv worn nnv»r ilonr ^ Vkui, nmMin ;„,. wn ..uin„ wi. i.« i ... I 


They misunderstood Modes. Their Messianic irt thftfc thi8 iH tho bc8t » tho very best they were never so dear to them ; in which rapidly increasing, both by certificate and on a Capital of but fivc thou8and ,Jolhir8 - a 8 fnU of tho. Book C^- 

rhapsodies were strikingly inapplicable to Je- contribution wo have on or known in propor- case, saith« this. Holy Doctor, 1 would not probation, and we have no hesitation in be- Another like-minded., to whom-we-weresta- being corporators under i hf, 

bus of Nazareth, whose divine mission, bow- ** lon *° * be numbcr of persons present. spare mine own parents.’’ Vhus tho notes lieving our next annual report will more than ^ n fi» ^ bc blcta ^s ttbove, remarked that ho had required, by such law, • tu c ti 

ever, is all the morc powerfully sustained by “ Wicked as California is supposed to ho by * ca ®h that Catholics should hot sparo their quadruple that of the past. • been enabled during his business life of fif- ness of the Book Concerning 


, ’ • ‘ • WUWI1 » ” * *v Fiuuaij- or any numU 

Edffitind Driggs, lL W'. Renson, T. A. Howe, drawing from or o • 1 
•LA. Ferguson.' . '■**“ U.e church, ns an org^ 

* I liis oflicer is, of course, elected by the Doncfioiiirien of U, e c i, • 
.General Conference. “ & That it i 8 th, ^ 

— — ‘ * individual preachernrr. 

Goon Stkwauds. — A brother, who takes a or nny number of wmi 1 
lively interest in our <3orHftit Mission, 1 ms any sectional por«?^ 
sent us several hundred dollars toward the withdraw from j. **! 'f * 5 
erection of a houso of worship for its use. drawing, they q ' 
This man, having sot himself apart to work) rights of property • I 
for God, and use th<5 power given him tn got in tho church; and th r 1 
wealth for the extension of tiie.Rfcleemer's the southern and Mutt* ^ 
kingdom, lias, in the course of twenty years, in l* !*), being robinlm**?] 
been enabled to ^appropriate to benevolent any positivo neoenitjb l 
purposes above thirty thousand ilollars ; and here stated. '’“’“i 
this too, we should infer, from Operating with “0. That tho defemh 
a capital of hut live thousand dollars, agents of tho Book C«'f U 

Another like-miiukil, to wh om - we - we re sta- ,Je ' n t; corporaton ondetD, 


Rase, that teacumg u engaged in ns a mere ever, is all the more powerfully sustained by “ Wicked as California is supposed to ho by ‘hat Catholics sin 

incidental occupation, instead of a permanent these discrepancies, and by his own acoord- oiir Atlantic friends nnd brethren, and littlo o ,v 'i parents, if heretics. 


profession in which men expect to gain honor ancc of all rofercnco to the hiodel Messiah, .Worth the “not apciuMurts of money" in tho 1,11 Hebrews v. 7, the annotators, speaking and I must say, to tlio praise of tho missiona- 


Our Sabbath Schools nre generally goo 4®® n years to appropriate thirty-nine thimsonit H>o rules nnd rcgulatioos gfa>i 
in.) I n,n.f ui.v t,, llw, ,,i' . 1 ,^ — ilollars. 1 We* have some opportunity to know forenco,’ in witliV,!:;.- 


in withholding fra 


and reward. Thousands teach os a matter of nod of all attempts to roscnihlo so fnnoiful a missionary enterprise of the Pacific, we dial- oP tku translators of the l’rotostnnt English ries, that llioy arc generally active and faith- " kcro 4h*s brother s heart is. having again tli, any ]iart of the p-. r 

mere expediency to sustain themselves, while being. Tlicso aro Dr. Palfrey's opinions, lengo tlicm to present a parallel to the exam* Hihlo says, “ But if the good reader knew for ful in this department. \ ou will ho surprised ’““I “gain I eon enabled to found' or further ld said Hook Concern, h,n!a 

nre paring for some other Drofeseion • they <deftld y stated in his lectures to students in pic of those worthy San Jose friends. what point of dootrino they liavo tliuB framed when 1 toll you that wo have a number o m * B!, iohs with his means. breach of trust, or uj ^ 

f™** 1111 ® . . j P ’ divinity in Harvard University, supported u.iv A n, their translation, they would abhor thorn to Sabbotli Schools, which liavo from twenty t Anti yet Another . — An aged brother sends pHontion of the propertyerk 

haveho expectation, ani consequently, can with a % how 6f exten8ivc lca , n f Dg bold tho d ?P th8 of fifty pupils each, and some few even more us two hundred dollars, saying, “if I live „ . . 

mako hut littlo effort to distinguish thomsolvei criticism, though with no just philosophical p rom pti v and oncournged at every step liv () ii Revelation xvii. 0, drunken of bltXxI, tlio Great cheerfulness proyuils generally among littlo lunger I hope to do sumo good in this' . .*' \ D® 1 ' this is not a cui < 

as teachers. Nearly all the teachers in the diHeriminution or sagacity. Few, after all, y( i Ung nicn who were not members of the Houay noto says, “Tho Protestants foolishly the preachers, and a manifest determination way, if mv llcavonlv Father will grant me ll .' ’ justifying a Court oft: 

valley of the Miasissippi, save those few who will believe that Inspiration produced Leviti- cll u,xh, and that the men of the world geno- 

hava presidencies and professorships in Uni- hut not the Psalms and prophecies. Pro- ra |i y . w ; tb remarlmble-lihoralrtyrmd nrunipt- 
veesities and Colleges, arc looking forward to fes«>r Norton rejects the Pentateuch, hut re- ncsBi undertook and carried out the enter. 


77*7* °^ er P ”™ 0 * 1 “ t ' ie Eoad ‘ Not lsniali hut M OSes yet he would say, ‘ bnn i.i 1 : 1 .- tl , nn _ n j~ n „. , ” , 1,7 ” ” tllc ldood °* thiovos, man-killers, and otlior Really, with all my hopes and determinu- ““d services which lie requires." 

distinction. It is allowed, on all hands, as , N(Jt ^ , mt Jo8ua ., It |g ca8y f or . Protest- 2e of ^idi^ Zftnclions! mid Z mak ' f “ ctor9 ! , for . tho sheddi PG which, by tion from the beginning of this enterprise, Having chronicled these cnies, we do not 
an abstract truth, that the profession is an ant8 to re pl y to Dr. Palfrey, that as lie does tbat „//_.. botb 0 ; d and voun „’ tbo ciiuroh tllU ° rllCr ° f j UBtl0C ’ no oommonvrealth shall (and many have put me down ns enthusios- forget that there tiro thousands nnd tens of 

Imnnalsnl nn .l »»>'• l»si* if i a fall- *l»nt AT^.. I 111 .1.. ^ n1 ' • ' lUlHWflr.” * flu ^ fl»n wmililtv 1..... A. M a tl 1 . t ' . ^ 


to wealth and ceive8 ^ bo prophpte. Dr. Palfrey’s notion is, 


ndertook and carried out the enter. 
There aro somo whose names wo 


what point of dootrino they have tliuB framed when 1 toll you that wo lmve a number o missions with his means. breach of trust, or soy i-; 

their translation, tlioy would abhor thorn to Sabbath Schools, which liavo from twenty t -4»*f yet Another . — An aged brother sends pDoation of the propeny / 

tho depths of hell.” fifty pupils each, and boiiio few even moro. us two hundred dollars, saying, “If I liven kc ®P_’ n g- 

Oil Revelation xvii. 0, drutiken of blijotl, tho Great cheerfulness proyuils generally among little longer I hope to do some good in this 1 ’ . | hat' this ia nohait 

Douay noto says, “Tho Protestnnta foolishly tho preachers, and a manifest determination way, if my Heavenly Father will grant me )*■'’ justifying a Courtoft;: 
expound it of Rome, for that there they put to “ know nothing hut Jesus Christ and him the privilege. What I do in this' or any ‘ rt K “ ncw scheme for is , 1 

'lfer etics - to death, and allows of their punish - crucified,” marks their labors. In thiajiioi c other, I must do quickly.. May my Heavenly a, l m ' “ iotrution ; and that th i' 

montin other countries; hut their blood is than unexpected' success, wo rejoice, and mil Father give me the power and a liberal heart. an 4 those they repront, hr 


not called the blood of saints, no *?noro than rejoioo. that I may render unto him thoso sacrifices 

the blood of thiovos, man-killers, and otlior Really, with all my hopes and determinu- and services which lie requires." 
malefactors; for tlio shedding of which, by tion from tlio beginning of this enterprise, Having chronicled these caies, we do not 


sacrifices srtnnl „ 0,aim lo ’ °, r 

and lands in controveny. r r] 

re do not 

uni right.’! 


tluki it it not the road to opulenOo-so, al- 80 thc y 11,0 prophets— that as he hnds 
though ns a mere abstract truth, it is allowed Cl« r '««“n fathers outside the oho canon. 
. . . ‘ , might have found tho Apocrypha outside 

be . very respectable and useful vocation, otbor _ and Umt tbe Jt c f urlna )' um Wll9 C01 

it does not pay, in that profitable and oleva- p, n t ; n t be udoption of their canon. '1 
ted sense, which the aspirations of wcll-cdu- 'wo have infidel CkritUaui, and mfnlel C, 
cated Americans demand. What, then, can Kanity of the American school, derived f 
he dene to remedy the evil, and secure tho heterodox Christianity.” 


they tho Old - that as ho retains the apostles, blot out tbo debt . .„ ne oaK , we cannot) in 
so they tho prophets— -tlia^ ns he finds the j U8ticu to our ', ooling8) - 6nlit , The're was one 
Christian fathers outside the ono canon, lie present,,!! lady, a lone woman, with whom wo 


might have found tho Apocrypha outside the had ffiot and t , irried a nigbt noar tUpco yoara 
other — and that the Reformation was consis- n „ n n *. t i,„* ii n if-\Vnv n mian ( , n 4 i in 


ter all, tho chief dependence of the treasury ^ ^ EMPI RE V flU 

tho Ixird. Their names arc written on The latest intelligence from Ea 
gh, and tho day will declare them. formation of the rote of the H 

the ins'tallAtionofLouis.VAjK^ii 

Wo take tho following encouraging facts Krnnoe. This ras expected, ii 


best natural and acquired abilities ? 


ments of the profession, bo as to make tho ,,ow mvored is our age. Money is twice 
profanon equally honor ab le and profitable; aB P^ en lyi #nd necessaries only half as dear 
Unless this is done, the great body of tho aa tbc y wero forty years past. This, under 


ent, until something better oan be done. VA- niont of tpe resources of immenso nnd fertile 
voated and talented men will pursue no regions. Tho poor and middle classes never 
profession that duty does not imperatively enjoyed so muny comforts. Christians have 
bind them to, unless it hold out to them a never had it in their power to do so much, 
fair prospect of independence and reasonable W| th so littlo personal self-denial and discom- 


important and useful one ; but it is felt that not . mutilate the' Afar Testament, neither do out 0 f i fc _ 8cen ^ 0l | determined alike, to UI1H ' vcr,! ’ . / tie,) tho reality has far exceeded tho picture (hourands whoso mites, as one of tlic three t 

it docs not give” elevated social imporUtnco— | tlioy tho Old— that as ho retains the apostles, blot out tlio debt. 'One case, wc cannot* in ° n 2 Corinthians ix. G, the note says, “You which my excited fancy had sketched. To brethren above referred to well remarks, is, 

so they tho prophets — that as he finds' file juBtico to our ioclings, Omit, There was one p“, y 8CP . llCrel,y tll “ t tho B P iritual P owor of God 1,0 “ ll tho K lor y- We c “ a ,ww answer after all, tho chief dependence of tho treasury TIIE EMPmE h\ti 

Christian fathers outside the ono canon, he p r 0 sent„a lady, a lone woman, with whom we bl * ,, 0 P* 18 BOt °“ ? m P roaollin K thu Gospel, thoso who ask of us the proofs of our claims of tho Ixird. Their names are written un Tlie latc,il intelligence frot h 

might have found tho Apocrypha outside the bad mo ’t and tarried a night near three years und 80 persuasion and exhortation only.as to the Apostleship, “ these are our epistles, high, and the day will declare them. formation of the rote of tie h 

other— and that the Hcformation was consis- auo at the' llalf-Wav House "on the Isthmu'-' 8 ° m ° *' eret ‘° 8 ' l0 ' d ’ t0 remit or retain sins, known and read of all men.” “Blessed bo , the installitionofLotiii'ipw 

tent in the adoption of their canon. Thus be tween Chagres nud Panama when on our that it batli authority to punish, judge, the God ond Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, "° takl ' *'>« DillowinR encouraging facts I raune. Ttii».nj«pecl«f. ii 
wo have infidel Christians, and irifidel Chris- i„ n,| u ,, , and condomn heretics, and other like rebels.'' who hath begotten us again unto a lively from “ n address of Dr. Seliph, Missionary 

tianity of the American school, derived from :J d f j ‘ 1 “They,” the heretics, “ would gladly draw hope,” (not only) “to an inheritance incor- Secretary, to the Bishop and members of tlm P ” lltlc '* 1 l’rogr«ofVrin«oi 

1 “ ;: g d „ s “•rr < !r “r * u ” pzr •• «- a, c. w, L 

We extract from tho 'Buffalo Christinn Ad- wiis oh her way to the land of gold, ns she "P 08 . 1 ca . to ‘emzelvcs, their ministers, and hentance of fruits of immortal sort in this Memphis nnd Arkansas Christian Advocate: view. Ppoutboteshcflteoi 

vocate the follwisg, on the prices charged for said, “to make mftney to giveto God and Ills °~ ’ r, ® 8 > »«" ok are noh.ng else but thp distant region where, when wo first came, o \ V i , aUc great pieasure in reporting our ^‘cm is establishodii.n,,:, 

• . „ 1 b - o. . a l - i it r shops and councils of sedition nnd all the mn»y supposed eternal sterility to prevail. . , , . 1 , , 1 n nnti,ms of tho wnrltl- nnM/v 

the necessaries of life, forty years ago. “ conspiracies of this time, against the lawful But) ILht forego the pleasure nor neglect m, “ 1 ' 0D ’ both fore, R n . ,mJ *** in culture. refmemreVi X:J 

Ilow favored is our age. Money is twice ; ^ princes of the world.” ' tho duty at this place , of expressing 8 our condition. ’1 he C urch-the- 

is plenty, and necessaries oftly half 1 as dear * . . % ’ * { n<> w ..Di\ John xx. 23, speaking of penanoc or ab- strong sense of gratitude to tho 'Atlantic ^ 10 0 - »urc i, wU incrensa ze.i is coming official vote of the nation, tin] 

w they were forty years past. This, under r^LZu^d VL solution, the note of the Douay says, “Itfol- Church, th at when at tho point to perisli, wo “P f ‘ h » ^rk. By the sure -t tests can we loon abends the imperial 

he Providence is the result of the rest in, n i n-’ l ' T' >' d yi that wo be bound to sub- cried for “ Men and means' she' so nobly and ^ ^'"Ic we acknowledge our gra.male SCL . ptn . of nteoluto ruh. V,i 

. - ’ the VMtim tilher namobroke upon ourears as the con- mit 0ur8 elves to their judgment for release of io profusely responded. God bless you broth- ‘o God, that the Missionary spirit m rising .p sovereign^ n.orccoinpl e t fm s 

provemente m machinery, and the develop- tnhutor of the above sun, The recollections our For this U erfu , ^ ren and sisters, nnd “fulfill nil the go.id pica- f Southern Methodist Church. During of living men. And itis.tr, 

111 Wit, of flm vi’Riiiirt’PU of imninnnn nn»l fnrlilo llttd GIUOtlODS awakened at tllO niOlllOIlt Wf»ro * o I t.ho vnnr nnuf. fitm /if Annnnl fmifi.rnnn.it linn vinhlu it sikintll-A 


w e hav 0 infidel Christians, and injultl Cli 1 is way b) , bl8 country- -we shared her hospital- 
tianitu of tlio American school, derived from ... , ,, . ( . . . , , , 

, ^ J „ ities, read tlio word ol God and sang and 

heterodox Christianity.'’ , . , , V c, 

J prayed in lier tent, in that strange land. She 

Wo extract from the Buffalo Christian Ad- wiis on her way to the land ,’of gold, ns she 


■ — • (uuu uui jj tiuuu imiuiiiaucu incur- ouuruiury, me msiiop anu nu 

this powe^ -from the lawful successors of the ruptiblo and undefiled," &o., but the in- Arkansas Conference, and pub 
apostles to themselves, their ministers, and hcritanco of 1 fruits of immortal sort in this «, , mr , ■ , . , ’ ,,, .. . 


. . - 1 , . . . . _ .... , . . . . , .... oonsistories, which arc nothing else hut the distant region, where, wlion wo first came, 

W»J, that we can conceive of, but by exalting yopate the foU^»g,xin tho prices charged for said, to make | mbnoy to give to .od and H.h hH nd councilg 0 f sedition and all tho many Bupposed eternal sterility to prcyail 0 take great pleasure in reporting our 

ihe dignity, and by increasing the emolu- ««• necessaries of life, forty years ago. ®“usc. She has prospered in her labor of con8p - lraoie8 uf thi8 tim0i again8t th# liwful H ' ut ) cahnbt f„ r e g „ ,| 10 pleo/uro nor neglect m,88, " D ’ ,>0th f,,rc ' , « n u,,d ^ ,ma8tic ’ t0 b “ 1,1 

ments of the profession, so aa to make the How favored is our age. Money is twice l”'Cv an.l.emg present .alH'.lcdR'atioT.was r , rincc8 of tho world the duty fit this place, of expressing our ‘ l J P EQ 8 P ® r0U8 condito.n. i lie t.hureh - the 

s. . „ . __ ,i ... „ amongst the first to give ^100. Wo had not * ,, _ o0 i . v . .7 ... whole Church, with increased zeal is coniine 


Arkansas Conference, and published in the 
Memphis nnd Arkansas Christian Advocate: 
“Wo take great pleasure in reporting our 


. . . . i.iw , amongst the first to give S100. Wo had not 

ns plenty, and necessaries only half nB deur * , . h ■ . , . 

seen her since parting at the door of her tent 


UQiess tuts IS done, the great body ot tho were ioriy years past. 4 ms, unuer on tho i athmu8) und under her blessings, fin- 

teaehers will never be what they outfit to bo ; tbo Providence, is tlio result of the vast im- tilher name broke upon our ears as the con- 
thsy will teach as a mere temporary expedi- provemente iu machinery, and tho develop- tributor of the above sum. The recollections 
ent, until something better oan be done. Ed- ment of t|ie resources of immenso nnd fertile and emotions awakened at Hie momcijt were 


declare, while we acknowledge our gratitude 
to God, that the Missionary spirit is rising in 


tests can we j e ,, n , l>CC nds the imperial tbi 


sceptre of absolute rule. i 
.sovereignty more oompleUtuii 


all the Southern Methodist Church. During of living man. And itiiifwl 


given them in vain, if none were bound to sure of His goodness and the work of faith ‘«*c year pa4 five of the Annual Conferences urn, yi, M « U: 

ann K ohnnlnUnn' of ati t - i mill, „ i haye contributed more than tho entire sixteen nnd foolisli to qUttUm «e 


. _ npnn mitTHMuaihln /’ 111 M* ll IIUUC WCrO DOUnatO fUrCUI rilH gOOUOCHS UUU IIIC WOl'K OI tliltll 

ill pursue no regvons- The poor and middle classes never a ^ d . whero P; r th e in fl^„ei’af imth.'S’ 8 ?« k Elution at their I, amis. All which with power: that the name of our l-ord Jesus 
t imperatively enj°yed so many comforts. Christians have j H maroif 9 lt may this worthy exam do be h »o ord,uancc » whosoever condemneth or Christ may be glorified in you, and ye in him, 

out to them a never had it in their power to do bo much, ^ en of as a memor ; n i -. 3 *’ c * 8 * " J conteiniieth, as heretics do, or ncglooteth, as according to the grnco of our God, and the 


distinction. 


fort, for the cause of God. “ Unto wliomso- 


Of all eoonomy, it is ultimately tho most ever ,uu ° l1 > 8 g>von, of him shall much ho 
expensive and injudicious to so reduce the r ®‘J l ‘‘V 6 d.” 


compensation of educators of youth, ns to 
drive from the business those who alone are 


Fricks, Forty-two Years Auo.- An En- 
glish cottager communicated to a gentleman, 


keii of as a memorial ” "'"“""'“.I, « ‘“‘Vira uo, or negioetetn, as aoeorumg io uic graco oi our i.ou, ana tlie 

some ourcless Catliolics may perhaps do, let Dol'd Jesus Christ.” “ Faithful is Ho that 

__ - them he assured they cannot he saved.” calleth you, who also will do it.” 

On John xxi. 17, feed my slicty; the note It has been from the beginning a source of 
“Could yo not watch ono hour’” 8 “J’ 8 - “ Fetor is actually made the general strong confidence and sweet comfort, that end ^ !p,’ " ° 

The Dvi.mi Fraykii Meeting, — Ithadbeen P“ 8 tor -a, id governor of all Christ’s sheep ; for amid all our difficulties in connection with radin „ Mav 18^86 973* for the.vear on 
feeble several weeks, and the symptoms grew tbou gh tho other ton had authority to bind these missions, the church has neither for- ; n „ _ jur,, uni Kill •' and fo/tlio ve 

more and more alarming. Now nnd thch and l 008 ®,'.'^? zomitaml retain, to preach, hap- saken us nor relaxed in her efl’orts to sustain ’ 


— ,| , r _ . P n ...mu i, iK. ...u.u i. mv anu men . .... ’ ’ — t . 1 .IH.U.U u. in .1 uuui LU susiain , lu . ^„ u . ,i,„ 

Oompetent to do honor and justice to the pro- . : „ . „ „ ’ * IH . 108 •' 10 necessaries of there was nn indication of vitality that gave ft*®, ““d 8 “®h like, as well as ho, yet in these the work. A season long and dark has been ti, p all , U ' 

We^will not lot a boteh shoe a ^ 't ^ ^ >‘<’P ® 8 to the few who had resolved not t,dn S 8 ’ and a11 ® tllcr government, Christ passed through, when even our friends seemed 1 llcs ® 1“ “ 

. ... ... “nliT ® « la80 ' U80 r h . ,v,, 1 ’ l ' ee T.m , , 1 ,? h to forsake the place while hope eo „hl I, ocher- would have him to be their head, and they to almost afraid to claim identity with us, hut ' 

^ per i inn icy were ormer y. n 1( , a ; abed There wore petitions offered to the depend on him as head of their eollogo, and never did wo feel for n moment that sho 

COtfiirror n Nil nil n v nn r oiiat ticonlv ,1 ill,,,.. . . * xi __ _ /• , i it . i * m . 


hone— be might lame him ; wc will not lot cheaper than they were forinerly. In 1810, a 
him make a ooat — he might spoil the cloth, cottager’s Sunday lmt cost twenty shillings : 


m power , rnai me name oi our ixira Jesus ., ,i nIl . bvitvl 

I,* ; i . then composing *the convention, aid, during roiurns, ns wis aone ojm 

iri 8 t may ho glorified in you, and ye in him, .10 . .. . . . iiiurnuls on the occasioa ol l - - 

..j- „ *1 „ n f ’ the first year ol our separate organization, journals on ibowmmb* 

cording to the graco of our God, and the J v 1 w . Presiduney— rcluns In wbdi 

* - 1 . . ,, , r or tho year ending" May, 1810, the amount 7 .... 

>rd .Icsus Christ.” “ hiutlitul is He that . Jr J . . h rojl r numbered by mil Ions. The:-; 

1. n, ..,1 t -u 1 1 v, raised for missions was £08,52!) ; for the year /. , 4< , . ■ . 

Ucth you, who also will do it. * J like that -of the first Cwtr.ifii 

, ending May, 184i, S>(.3.GD7: for the year * , m 

It has been Irom the beginning a source of ending May, 1848, $02,(113; for the year ^"1 

ong confidence and sweet comfort, that ending May, 1849, 805,495: for the year “ ^ n w becomt ^ 

ud aU mir « connection with endin “ May, 1850, $85,973 ; for tho year end- J,,' 

eso missions, the church has neither for- ; ng May, 1851, $113,801: and for tho year The gorgeous spsctitltfi* 

fen us nor re axe, in cr oflorts to sustain j us t past, tho amount' is over $1125,000. now to rc-nppesr in Fru«, d 

d work. A soasou long and dark has been These facts present a most gratifying result, dated recollections oftbn^r* • 


Carrying the War into Mexico.- 


■csult. eintcj rreolloctioiiBoftlitP'' 
.. p . : of N npoit'OR iwrclicd upon th * 

, ' iutiuentnh capital in 
An in fields of .MnrengnnnJAnint - 3 


Let us have master-workmen, then, to fashion now ® 08tB only seven shilling. 

and give character to the intelligent and im- 8hirt then c08t tcn Bnd " ix P cne ®. “ 

mortal mind. Lot men of spotless virtuennd "7 7 ' , 0 "f ht for tllr ® u 8 hi,lin B 8 ' Calico ’ 
. . , . . . . . , ■ w “i®“ was then two and nmcpcnco a yard, is 

»pe scholarship, be induced, by suitable re- now 8ilponce . „ rown h(lll * lnd btt / full ’ cn 


great physician of souls, in view of tho solemn conaec l uon ^y °f fcbo of Christ : no apos- 1 whose sons wc are, and wliojn we have learned telligent and highly respectable young lady, greatest schievementa 


wards and honors, to assume the profession of from twentypcnco to fourpi nco a yard ; a 


truo mourners on tho occasion. There were 
some, it is truo, who occasionally inquired if 
life was still remaining— hut a large propor- 


sh'r"r*I “ "™ ovent in prospect, and thoso who were apria- **“ uor 110 r r ’ nco ‘ n earth, if lie ackuow- to love and trust, would suffer tlio “proud connected with an Evangelical Frotestaut linssccu since tliedoysofAla * 2 

n/.w i c°s ®n mipoiicc, w lcli can ro ntly oftonest at tho mercy seat were the hdged himself to be a sheep of Christ, in ex- waters” to go over our heads. Never. We Church, has gone to the elty of Mexico. with theoutluisiusmoftlmp 1 18 

emptod from his charge,” ask a continuance of the deop and prayerful | a view of teaching in tho higher classes of rious iiieraoricslolieltqitri* ^ 


empted from his charge,” 

Western Ch. Advocate 


— - ““ *» to fourpence; butter, from ono shilling to f- , , , S ra ‘ 1 t “™ u 01 tlie 

present and evertasting destiny will, in no eightponoo; soap, from two and sixpence to | T w “ 8 

small measure, he affected by tlie character sixpence; starch,’ from two and sixpence to 


small measure, he affected by tlie character sixpence ; starch, from two and sixpence 

editatascher. Parents should all but im- eightpence. ^ light, doubtless were interested in it. “ Emm ihadow. to the nunbright tana papers, etc., in this t 

pemmh themselves, to mduee the first and. The Christian Guardian, a Wesleyan paper, Alas ! the prince of darkness, with his le- ^h*,!^^ out J our d®®®™®®* 8 - 

mst (n men to become the teachers of their published at Toronto, Canada, holds the fob gions of emissaries, were awaitinV tho i n «t in Frunkiiu couuty in tho middle part of thiHStute, od 

Anj rri J xt I » 1 . _ t • « ... . , . , ^ ,, , . b illSt the 10th day ol July, 1807. uud wim eouBetiuenlly 45 yearn — 

«w*aren. Io this end, they should sacrifice lowing language in relation to the recent re- struggle with fiendish joy, in the hope of a 4 nud u day fi old- at the time of hiJ decease' 

rimw tad luxury— they should economise caption of tlm Protestant pastors at Menu, temporary triumph. ’^MPEhANC’E Its* 

evwy where elm, that they might be liberal France, by Louis Napoleon : . • , ( ’ n ^®» “ ‘FO or three” CitfSl Iu’gC™ CULT,r '“ Th ® Grand 

here. It would be wisdom — it would he love, “ Tliore is one uspect presented by tho con- J!' la ®* ' 1Q * 10 ® * a F‘ * kt ' 10 prayer " UH citiat n of litmir-iana ' hecu ue u I ^ ^ ^ 

to eat the simplest food, and wear the pluin- ^ of Louis Napoleon on the occasion re- ^ ont \°. ]>0 11 iad V. thq pastor announced that ^^riysge. syd after ^,ugp«, 0 h miducAtUm ®P ea ^ P^icolarly ol 
. % . .VT ear me piain l msion re the crisis had come, life was so nearly extinct M h« obuinod In the beat ncbooln of the State, of crime” in that cit 

est clothes, if in no other way they could ^ 80,110 reaHOn to ho P e that further effort was in vain. Who can SX to lawlessness in the 

Moure to their children the best and most th?, f trtt °° tho conse( l uonuo8 uf ,ld8 ®'cnt ) P ro l' 08 ® d ' 

thorongh instruction. No language can por- ^ N , , . f tho cause ol languishing, iniquity abounding, souls perish- “nd, in fact. biH^Ht-aroheii intE uU sentmont it is stated 

a. Ml,-,* Jr«^f 21 ill & wl,illJ tllQ Bun., in 8 w.intrt,%, nfwb'cl, 

^ a. to c 'S 52 o 'iiz* “ TT J K “y~ “ - 

.i — ; ... .. . .. , , , , . , h ,. , " ,ul, '“n,i mg God, is laid.usida.^' b ‘ l ’ ,r ,“ ‘’r, , . , cU,,,i „ff™u„n, nith wt.ioh hu .a. ™ r iy tlio qualifications req 

ttwr children nch m lamtaand money, while the policy by which Jliey were Christian professor,' Have you looked with oS^:ii^r ,KUtU “* ‘ UuJo “ that at least two hu 

their mi ads ore left in all the darkness and 10 accomplish their purpose. And it eabn ; n diffurun on tlm evlr ,,r ,i.: , .. In **? I !” ‘“arri.-a o, „ dHiighter or ui« i»w pro- ries carrv on their h 


will, it ah onu of tin,' vJitorH and proprietor,. Tho Kn- 
iiuircr. in ipmjGng nf Ool Grookrtt, rays : 

Our l„:,„'nl,'d folloir-oitiien, J„|,n Wvsley Crockatt, w ho 


interest of every Christian, und tho couBtunt familios, both Spanish and American, resident NnpolpvP, 
remembranco of all tho churches, that the in that anciont city of tho Montezuinjis. Wc wndhc™ ^ 

work so happily begun may abound more and trust “he will ho eminently useful there, nut "'f 1 and bc rciterntcl thed' !Jl 
more, until tho I Blands of the Facifio and only as a teacher but ns a missionary. Surely nir[i j ( bu t ,11 tho mmoiW 
teeming nations beyond, shall swell the over- “ho has a most promising field for evangelical cbll j ons 0 f t l,o Empire. unJer 4 * 1 
lasting chorus of “ Salvation to God and tho labors. lir( , wav Uke. The inr«sioso ,u l 

LumhJ.’.' Your brother ip Christ, — T dream, and the subjoctpfnig-4 

J. Boring. An overseer in Wnlkor county, Texas, who to tho great Empen* r i (1 


n witness of this event — angels, saints, in il[ “ ' su -ujdvniy fruu, u„— 

llirllt. doubtless were interns!, „t in If "Irom fhadow# to tlie bu ,, l,ri«I,t Imd 


Hib 10H, any ol July, 1807. anil w»« vauwiiuvntly 45 yours 
4 Ui„„ll,» uml 14 days olj. at Ilia tlmu of Ills Uocoaso’ 
Ills father wa- a naliroof Virginia and liad'rrsldod u short 
tirno in Hart Toiiuossoo, in hia pr,i(!re»H to tlio than fur 


( to tho great Emperor, JJ 

It will afford me pleasure to recip- killed a negro for insubordination, was found ■ i>lisbetl. Be® j 1 . 1 
rocato with you in relation to subscribers, guilty by a jury recently, and sentenced by V' '«iAn with iti £* 

papers, etc., in this and your country. Send the court tu one years' imprisonment in tho ' ; '"S^th victeria, 


l’enitentiary. 


T'EMrEitANCE Item — Aldermen in Dim- The Texans. aro a neWspnpcr-reading peo- 


Friince, anti with victeriw, I 
tiounl estimation ■’ S°* , 

present in somh doubt u J ' 

Fruuce. 


1 , A • *4 i 1 ■ 1 • CC ou IiIh removal to West Tennessee, aud ^ttlea in Glbaon 

naa met in tlio c impel where “prayer was euuutj, w hen* h« coutlnuwl to mide until ho bucamoR 
wont tu be made,” tho pastor unilounced that -U an Iwrly ^“ud aft.-r acquiring »u,.h an education 

the crisis had come, life was sonearlv exiihct phtain. d in ti„- l>, «t Mhouiauf theatatu, in- 

uuuil «,-nt Into thauRIc-ef Judga Hamilton, of Karla, uud.-r 
tllat turtticr eflort was in vain. Who can »lwni hn wad law. and wu* in due-course admitted to tin, 
f.„„„ ,1 , - . , ... Bur. Endow, d will, great nutuml ahllltv. Ool Crn-a..., 


»vnu,iw v, 111 uin jtrtigrubH IO IU« Hum fur I 1 r.Ti . . 

Wfbt. wh«n *tiii quite young, htiftcqompanlt <1 hi« father I .cult v.—l lie Grand Jury at Rochester, in a P 10, J boro are now iorty-six newspapers 1 


presentment made by thorn on Thursday last, 


Tho Galvoston News nnd Galveston tub Innn.aror® 


Bpeaks particularly of tho “ alarming inereaso 4° urn “l luivo, each about two thousand su!> 
of crime” in that city, which tlioy attribute 8 ® r ‘bers. 
to lawlessness iu tho sale of ardent spirits. “ 


antTpur- U h P r 0 P 08bd to ln «*e pro- 

i"i i,i» i, -gal ptndi,'.. uud in fact, hia rasean-hel into uii sontmout it is BtaWtl’ -'that the City Board Jpf 


languishing, iniquity abounding, souls perish- “^knoIl^'Vuh'X^al^li T'*™* “ !“ "'“f 1 ' *1 ^ “°“ r ? On » rJuL. 

mg, while tlio surest instrumentality, to which ‘‘ u,,r i-y **** ““"o pUci d him in iiu* trout ruuk of his huHi Excise granted last spring about ono hundred that thfoywturs had buou 

• • ■ bretliri’U in thirt cud of thi* Stair 1,1 K »• * • ~ 


Journal lmvo, caoli about two thousand sub- ® n J* 

scribcrs. , uS^room, 

^ — Hon »■ coDrtiminitwIstwJ^^^ 

0»«t»:b« in Caujoknu.— A'gi’ntW’innn, 8um« tii»o since, the hawking of the 
planted over 3000 buuhela'of oynt vr* iu tlio Huy of Btu are hoard, amid lh ® a**! 

Francisco. On a ruceutoxamluatiou of them ll wan fotiud phutlo breathing o ; * 

*■ mill r linking ol 


tlio qualifications required by the stututo, and 


•ftnte wli/i mrtii ♦ i * i XT* a — ~ ‘ s me liomuiiist i 8 annexed the promises ol* a eovenant-kecii- tiUom^thiS J^ |H •• •* » prac- tavern licenses to men who possess none of 

u . " 0 l 4 ‘® l’“r y> ail enough ill firnincss to withstand i ng God, is laid ajidA,^- f, ' r i“ '’T*”?? '? l “t™’ 1 "”' »'ifi w'tflch hlTwa's '’.'■u'rly tlio qujtljfioations required by tho Btatuto, iind 

lire, neb m buntawnd money, while ^ l thwrert the polloy by'Wluch .they were Cbristlan prufe>or, have you looked with “h^ '-u? V A* “ lm 10 “*“ udo “ that at least two hundred unlicensed gregc- 

t wiltJ M tbe durkn r “'I ie »<* calra . iMd ‘ ul ; r ; m ^ ui1 ®»‘ t)f « id8 r ru y®r ri ; :8dur 7 ou Uioir t b,i8iue8s ino ^ dcUanc ® 

01 benighted ignorance. A good • . ' uirer an ms political meeting!. If so, arc you ready to meet at Jr 7" Wm - of tl10 law und lts 6Worn '““““ters. 'The 

’ he regarded in anycom- bv hU A • T "?* 4 *° th ® la8t fiLunul the souls of fritnds, neigh- Drand Jury, by way of showing tlmir earnest- 

SB A bleaaing above all price. The in. tbe marvellous ^ anJ dliz ® n8 ’ wll ° u '“y ® , “® r the eternal '£ 1,068 in ‘ mattor ’ iudictcd lm of the Alder- 

mm la alilr/A *\tn. 4 a* i- _ i • • _ , . a .... , . ^ denoum, no world ‘ without hope,” and who miirhf l.„vv. d,,l, !. r y* ?‘*n*i*rvuti«ii, und lalmrloua iidciity to tho tru»t men— mombors of .tho Board of Exeiso— bo- 


Excise granted last Bpring about ono hundred tliaf thoQystur* had been totally d*’fU-<‘)vd, hnvlngtht* and tlie Clinking 
tavern licenses to men who possess none of «>r being grounded into thi* uiud, broken up gaii"rii*f. pUIuWl 


uud Ibeir meut gouu. Il i« Huppuffod lo bo the work of 
8omu nuuu-rourt muriuu tipb. 


rebtwl ia, and ihould ho regarded in unv'coui- ,, , , e a88,liUin ®° «® lia8 m’dercd to 

— n-H . ■ ■ , . ^ I qpcry by Ua Interference with Italy, ho may, 

JsZil f° Ve aUl)rl00 1,10 in t,le n 'Rfvelloug workings of Jehovah, be 

•oowu-nuare u Rldte the temple of religion yet employed as an instrument in opening tho 


of tho law and its sworn ministers. ‘The 
Grand Jury, by way of showing tlmir earncst- 


IUll.HO. 1 , (I,JM\,I Murui, MITII Hr I,UlOSto--A corj'.- ,|l lir ‘'' ’ , , uc || „. _ lt . 

The c " 81 "'””'" s™ ull * r inskli'K H,U ri„e,’F«,ry «urv,-y fi r u >■•.11 „f b,<°'f 

road from Bt. LuuU to Term llautf. and nuoli arrange- lir , caution Iihb ^fh 
lest- |„„ n tH huvo boon made hi’twi-eu tlmt corn puny und tin- uf .damage by '^*n un( jottbU^| 
dor- Oblo and Mlb.alwippl Com puny— whh’h ifi^nnhlructfiifi « ,'uptw. li ** 1 

-bo- r *hroad from Bt. houla to Cincinnuti -thal 1h«* two roads for tl" 

aro to bo run on onu and tha samo truck, Iroui IlliiioU- W 41 U. 1 * ll»»* Hn 
E-Ry town to Buloiu, u dlftenco et about Hovtmiy milc«. furiilfhlng d{' d 1 

ourt » ow l'wwri'wwf- 


uud the cunaiMg « — . . (W 

gnllorieff, pill'*"’ a,c ° T '^- ^ j»r ^ 

Itnndm/. n ,,.sA 

by Mr .lolra'SklnrlP* 

.r.'.for Ibu S"’ - ", 1 * 

_ . .lulirn fUCll " * .rh* 1 


waters that 
aod the “de 


rrrrrr eT ,m Krr"r?r ti ' , ^ ,ti1 ' f - uiii ‘ ^ ”“n>” 8 recorded i„ the - 

, A ,r ,‘ U ,y g whieh is de tinT th ^, T 0rd 0f tru ‘ h I'if®/’ had you sacrificed a Jhort Half 
■wkre gUd the solitary place,” »* td ‘ 18 dL8t, " od ,~ « r 1 “*®® to . destroy iw pU iro their saltation at the pray, 

to rejoioo and blossom us the ‘ ' of bln ' ’ ■ 1 J 


fePf* “ nd citizens, who umy enter the eternal ‘msSSTby % Z. U ° 68 ‘ D 1,118 mattcr ’ '“ dioted <«» ofth* Alder- Ohio snu Uls»i»l,,,,l .'o,„|,„ u y-»hi, ; l, bynn.irudlsa . 

world “ without hope,” mid who niieht liavo '• ven.srvsjtm, .„„i lalwrltsu lid., lily to tlx, trust men — mombers of .the Board of Excise— bo- !*•* lrom Btl l ‘" ul " H„- 1 »„ tmuls 

r ,...t 1 1 ■ ««4ttUdo*l to Lilli, which have difitiuguiahed hia wholo lilo . n i * 1 r at i* nu . ^r* 3 to bo run on ono and tha aaiiif track. Iroui llll|H»lfiv 

found their names recorded in the “hunk ol -Hv hfck . hsuiwt j.ari m all t| w 8 P yuctio“,Mei„ffi ">g “H who voted tor tho licenses. Ihe City loWn , u B uieu.,u si.tuuce «ai, uu t „,ii,v. 
life/’ hud you sacrificed a short half hour to jj™". 1 '™ ' tWch c “ m “ brfor ” bll« he ™ » n,um- Fathers were umiined last week in' tho Court , ___ 


[Congregationalist. 


of' SoBsions, and demanded a trial, 
were required to it ve the usuul bail. 


_ . Wiut one Man can-do. — Dr.- C. G Y 

The secular newspapers of Texas deserve nf r.„ , , .... ’ 

— ... t .... 01 * ,re «nwood, La., a physician in constant 

grent credit for the seal witli which thev are „„l ..... , , . 

J— u„ , | . , , 1 a id “ u ‘“-”»»<ul practice, spontaneously organ- 

■dvocat iug the cause of Internal Improve- e , .... . 

" izca live Suiitlnv Kiilifuilx in tli<> ' t.n ^ i, ,.r 


•lu Hungary there is scarcely a 
tunong the Pro test untS without itK Rif 
road too. All religious exereises ai 


CoNTKNTiotij Rol'ls. — I never loved those an affecting sight, and not without instruc- 
salamanders that are never well but when tion.— N. Y. Evangelist. 


1 hey DiaTRKfa in Ireland — A ourrunpondt'ht of tho boudou 
It Was draw* n heart-rending pluturo of tho dl»tn*iw t<» Navai -~V>r J‘\r* n 

which vut number! of thi- poor of Ireland urn brought l*y r,. turned Iroui W 
thwir luudlordri Speaking of tlm couuty uf Mayo,”' he day, via offlerrt a jjl 

wiyH : “The whole population of a district muny uille* iu ‘ f^J'prjucuton 
eitcn't'aro simply turned (jut Into th» ro^d* JUwf" whtrf ,|i 0 vthtttun. 
they pluaiC) and livu or diu iui they can.’' Ey for tha ^/JP^ifiiuttippli ** 


cause or internal Improve- ii,.a a VA w Jt w , " m lul '- -f\u religious cxereUes und moot- i 

education, temperance, Sun- fuddo 1 ' 1 10 ; l'‘ ui8h . ,lf ■“(-* are Very carefully observed by the. pop- 

day Schools, and etiicr means of mental ami ,V'. , oljUllm,, 8 tho requisite ulution. But cspeoiully is tho tendency seen 

puhliootiou from the Texas agent of tho 1,1 ft ' 0 popular poetry uml language. The 

A, “®ncan Sunday School Union. Now mark ?'*** the lluiigurians'' is appealed to, an 
- ll “ ?***! In the very ««t year after their H"! l . br “ ,U ^ “'S 1 * 1 ** av « prayed' to Jehovah, 


^ they uro in the fire of contention. I will ra- 
il'le'-' Z t,lor “ lldl ' r 11 thousand wrongs tlmn offer ono; 
' 1 I will Hull'er a hundred rather than return ono ; 


The citizons of Houston, Texas, liavo re- 


but Into tin, to.d«ma„ wfii r-' ,j' u « i'.'Lut, , DP lJjJ 
, w, they can." K/ fur Gib ’' r l , ic ”’y , j^iai|i|ii5“ i ^ , >’ 

- Oluoi'V. ,;l tk» “'rJSSst* i i’> 

r o«|,t»ln I.M. " f at, J f'J J 

—Wod'iwnlsy l».l «»< «'! ImlnuvT f ,Ul j t |,„ 

?T Js 


I the Ipurisli of ings are very carefully observed by the'-mm- 1 W . il1 8 “ ffer ’ erB 1 wiU W&fy .‘ ,f 8n ®' “ ulvud ’ to raise fifteen thousand dollars for a 

tlio requisite ulution. But especially is the tendency Been u "’ ''’’'“'“'or to right it l,y contending. 1 seminary of learning. The editor of the tVebiter A sui„t-y »u« o, bu jviivsn-d angniu tl,„ i „io.t- 

i agent of tho ‘O the popular poetry and language. The lulvu i t ' v ‘-T i; » lnd that to strivo with n;y supo- Western Texan, San Antonio, is urging the tuHu»puDj t , U bll.» tli>s. 

, »■ / “God of tho lluiiEarians" is a„i,eiileil i, „ J “ ur 18 ‘“rh’ 11 "; w “h hiy equal, doubtful ; eiample of Houston, to induce similur notion . „ ,,,, , 7 

on. bow murk . , . I,u,l b un * ,,M »Iq»< aii’tl t'S as • f . Hnit .iiii. lltl j | 1110 . ... *. * " . . A New Dimiovkhv. — Thu new moiifitt r l 

•far ttfu.r ll tba '!ww b U» might have prayed to Jehovah f n P . ’ Sor ®7 u ‘ d bft “ ’ Wltb an y* on the » r l )arfc - " Mr. pralg, lu KorUud, hw uwM tlw 


t u« I'owbftWO.W VftfH- pf»l 

w 5: , »^ lf i sSiSSl 


There is no branch of morul eulture more 
npertant than Sabbath Sehool education. 

r * - 1 - 1 - ' thrift is iu such a fiour- 

1 Trite* Patriot. 




the result .’ In U 10 very first year after their , i T “" gllt lluvu l’rayed' to Jehovah, 
more erganizHtion, there was a revival of rellrion “ the protest^ uf the. nation, tho 

Jtoto uv.ri, 

, ‘ f ’ 0H iu the morn thy seed, ns very muoh the result of this sentiment 

w w ' At »v« hold north* hand.” Bruce « Hungary in ley, 


i*UV ll,/ < 


full of uuquietneBs.— Bishop Hall. - 

-'J. Houston, Texas, with a, white Anicrioitn 

I hu authorities ot 1 exus in 1850 is engaged population uot exceeding two thuusaud souls, 
iu estuhlishiug u seminary for females at contributes about four thuursund dollars per 
Brownsville, on the Uio Grande. .a- . ..e .i.« ..„....„i 


A New DiscuvEur — Thu new iuoiihIit tvltdcopo n( Jl«v ,H.,.,.esitry to p r0 F* 

Mr. Craig, lu Knt'ltud, has rt vualud thu fuel that what |u» tb« F**fiL 
was HuppOHfd to lx* thu HuturQ’8 riug^ ur« uol ring* <‘t all d w!ih* lmiltr JiiuP' & 

but in riality archu* of thu most purhet gemnutrioal for- t ,f »*lw iUr p , 

nation. r * ' lu/Tkrd t« ,n Maria* 


the dul«5UTr u. . ( , g p U cr*wy i * T yfi 

t„ b„ ,.| tbe tori’ j 

vti-nuiera w f.,“ j m iaxl»*r,ie 


— “ - — yis. 

Uejh no.— Tho Senate of North Our«»lluu hi»H.ivj>H. d v ‘Hi 
by u decided vote, u bill t« glru the eliutlou of ' chwkftiau'l ' r ‘| ^ * 

luusura lu t'nulty to ihii peoplu. ll had jireffioualy j*aj**t‘.l _ 


ftimum for the support of the gospel ministry, tu* uou»« a Common*, 


He jm rm. — Tho ivenutu of North Carolina ha*/» , Jv*t , ' , l 


"I \ 

J N«vl«. ^1 



Cl n Mm (Orleans Cljnstimi Jlitoorate. 


1 1 VMiSftKAL. 


fatherless,*’ soothed every anxious fear, mid }})* p ‘ ,r h"»i of i* I'lriafion , and DoUnglo Councillor nr 
, , . . . „ | / . , . Pt.'iti-. In repn .•—hi thr 4)< ivorliitioiit In tin 1 discussion 


hushed tlio clamors of n motile 


Mahiueii— » y thtt hov. K (». l'ergugon, on love. When death's icy hand was on he 


.‘r's yearning which tlm .sv,m/» % r,msuHu>n.\f\\\ ivmi in. 

_ i.... Tin* Si-nn ! v lin n withdrew to their hurc'n 


Sundny morning, tlio 21st of NbvemBpr, Key 
I, M.WimoS. of tho"'Alubamiv Conference. 


R> !ll!VJ : it!fitlea ! t til** )n< HiJuTi "f Mm 


1 rc«ux In proceed I 
puimylUv'', wli.. n 


heart, and life’s pulsation was chhing out. jlw> iniimvini wm*-* .i : First iluniiu. 'i 

....... i r > • . long ntnl (\,i<litml Tutpont llnmiiu. Fount il’Ar- 

wit.h rigid lips aml laltermg tongue she gasped tnui mni Fount <p. in mi,, 1-0 r<* : Tlilr.l litmmi tin 


Miss Mahv 11, 'laughter of Kilwafd Dud- forth tlio whispered exultation, “i ll so,,,, he V , ,, ' 

lor Kso .of l.oWndeB county, Ala. home.” As the scones of earth faded from ; 'oni liph Run,,,,. Fnrdlnnl Pomict and ti - Tin i i \ v* >» liamp-i,.,. i, ; , ,,,,„ , j ll | 1 . t 'i 

,e J» 1 a , . . ' • Duke dc Moulemurt . The public sitting wa* limn d , il, m -,| ,\ , tin ,| MV . .. w I, .. , 

On the 18th of November, By tlio Rev. .1. her fast gbmng eye, tlio spirit 'wit grew jg;?,* 1 ,"’; 't;;'; 1 ™ 11 " ■*"" . i.-A.-i f,j! ;V, ,.^“1. 

Pinos, Mr. Kumond Cavaliekr to Miss Via- hi;ighter ; faith lent its wondrous vision, and 11 t* said Louis lioiuipnrto wii'futtw c«*rtHi«i1y marry u„. "» Mm fmirtltei Murch n- xt - 


I ai'tik’ I t i: ais. 

A DoaMi 

I'nii X >Vi'f,i,i,T 

Tire lion , 

Now'Hnmpslitrc Senator. 


1’ipes. Mr. Komi 
„,MA l'. Mnuill 


the extatie glories of her Heaven-home hursts ''rin, ,,. v».» 

, * i i • , , ■' .'••on, irflni* lifi« iMibltM.lv denied r report Mullin' wn 

upon tier vanished senses, just as death was to he culled tu the Bcnniiijmdcr Mm m*w Government 
closinc tlio wihdows.fur tlio lont? “ slnnn that w !'!> l' 1 * *"» N ipull'flll. Wctll io si 


OniTlTAltY. 


closing tho wi'mlows.for the long “sleep that 
knows no waking." W. IMVinaxs. 

Mount Rose, Caddo parish, l.a. . 

■ (.t.KNKUAL HTKLLTOENCE. 


.HToinu Hunnpnrl.'» with his non N&polcm 

•r"*|— wIMHly „f II... .>■ rom, V I, „ , v I- m v,.,vlv ., I, , „ , , ;.5, h ™ '"l .f*", ''"V 


CrGscnnt 01ty Laid Up. 

N ' n Vo in, NoV.i'tlilirr 2*1 
Mrnin«1il|i On^nt Oily Ii.m m„„. |„|„ .p.,^ ini' 


La tor from To***. 

r .lit a" l,„ uM , n , 

s'lllran" ii'Ai '7",""" ""V""'" ,r '"" "•'»"*«. ".ih- 

* 1 " ° r " ,,r ,,x ' laoiK'v from Uiti Intrrlnr., 

X " ~ l a^flrliiu/ni ttr 

JK." 1 J 

..i 1 ' ' ''l.y T" ,r. ,I"W mi s, ...... ,,,. „ 

tl,„-,. Iiun.lml A 


"•yM TV nt I i.ti*.| t|„.| r 


iiii'Vi'tiiciila Tlin I nilli In, lin y arc 
ikUIht liiVnnlnn U nftdut. 

XI . ‘ Tin; Wonti’rn Tnxrin "fir* . *Ool 


. iff , r r ■■ _ . .. ill* i* ‘j ''l imn I'l .Ii-nnin - | . tvn 

Pied on the Oth inst ., at the residence ol .moiis nmk nv ii«jr iii'pno nt tn Mn* Mmm-. u|i.>n 1 1, 

l.er fiitflhr, John S. Childers, of I’loiisunt Hill, * (.T.KNKTtAT, Ia'TKU.IIIKNCE. fX'ltaW.* ■v,.r murli I,,. .,„ml,l liiiv, l„ n, , l , v 

' . , , . „ nfo.r n linfferinf. Illness - < rcjntri-d (mil tin, Hemil,- r.-l, Jn.l l„..,l in ,.<uitl„tt ,„ r 

Pe8oto pnnsli, l,a„ all, r a . lingering _ • ■ T ,„. B „ tl . 1)lo ,._ A wtwom „ m)l ttlt rrm „ «o ,| ol"« | on. i.h in,,, I 

Mrs. Sabah K II, omix, i„ the twenty-eighth .. T , N . t""" 1 " atm i,. i,,i,r„„. 

year of her age. She ombraoed religion at t'Kt In 1,-r,. fr!.,n tl,,, Arollc ri'nint,.' \ Innli.fl.H ,... 

T,t „„„ „|. uttnelieil herself to tho Metli- l ,orl » ll "U I"' up June' s,mmt ,i.< r„r as Ini' sa ; _ 

till' age ot tl n. atwi.iiea m.rsci n N lllld aiiW r „ orthw , irJ a t, „„ .. T i,« K „n»„i i.,. 

/vlint Kniscdnal ( hurell, and lived a consis- , „ , , m, . v \v tl • . , . . . , , 1" »loy«Ti'. Mm llr-l tli>fi'«!lnr to Nnnnlfnn on III- p turii 

0(1,1 1' l , r ri 1 tl Tln.nrl, t iiilltip In tin N. \\ .11 tiUo t nt.rfil Smith Sonud, ntnl rrnm Klim, wim otnlniiumtl tn Milf.-r tin- pnin ..f .1... h 

t'enfc member to the day Ot her uoatll. i nougn warliou Ot ,S 28 21 N.. ami rouap the Mmit Polar llnnln. Ill’ hml twonty-four hours in apply In 11 Cl. ml , I App, :,| 
ponnuneinrr the vain lileasurcs of the ''xtomlinK thruuj^h wivon points c.f Mm comfinn* with o Thi ^ thno wan K rtinlf.| to tho •■ntioatl.'s i-r lit- hniilly t. 
po early renouncing tie Mun pleasures ot v «xi lud«« | C ... hut w«< blown out of «»• r ,h, ' m tu r ioit »»•«.. 

wnrhl she never mamtested any regret at the „ , . ... , .. . , , , frnin nny*upponi'j imimtit tn 1.0 iiorivoip from thlspro- 

WOriU, bim noiriimui j h _ .Sound with n gale from tlm northwaril. that lasti'd tWrty- m dinjr. for !,«• I.nd^ , vorvthi.uj A ymiiitf nrntor 

Stop slid lmd taken, but ever alterwards mam- s i x hour/h _Wtmlf S ound wnn olno fxanil 'tmd. niul.fninni of . thp Parla i-u ti..-n i.ir- ..i> . . i.mi. t a i n ,; 

taineii her Christian Integrity."" NcTtliiTfre- t„i„nu,ly op,mr in short, i> P i. in K i, n.i.i has rrMhr.il p ,'i!u T"" 1 l J'l' 2'%" 

I , V does the Christian- seem to endure a ’’ "^7 « V“'-' ^ X , S 

queniiy UOVB iiib v • North than airy other navigator in Minin’* liny. No tract- tlm .lud K fn, hut In- could not movo Mu m A si-ctuul -• n 

double share of nfmction — it was HO With our whalovor Wim fnintl of -thu uiI-.Miik expedition. Captain or Heath conflnmd tin* flrut. l.itlmdnvi ro. still un 

Bister. Though short her earthly career, yet loHl.n..ld »on,mm.lra,r,lwl,MlrK Ih'h'hrr'.rsprjmon " nnimllVilnl mnisf.fi.. 

oho lived to witness the death of all her chil- .. \ , , , a tomb, fortified lii« soul in liltr tmii with tin* n .-ulutlim 1 1 

sne 11VCA* . . , , . Till: Miuimonh — A wrilor at Salt Liiko, nddroesm}? tlm, dim goldi. r. tlm roMaimtlon of tho Cliri-lfan. iunl Mm 


PreHidoiit’s Messagn. v 

" A s II ' \ , ION, Notl tllhlT 2o 

'I I|0 I’n -id. nl - Mo««n|»ii at i|„. ,,j„ .„|„ u , .( c, ,„ Kr . • • 

will ho dollT. r. d at tho p..s| nili ti„. |,rit U ,t,;,;i ,dM,> 

thr.'iiifhoiil III. t'.nt.'d Slut, lti-'uh.fij hy -p <d,il urns. 

m i • w; • r lu tl.o Hatno ninnimi n* |„ i , r *' 

Man-of-war for Havana. 

. N,,v, ml» i 

The S,s,r,‘lal>‘ 111. X .. . has . r,|..|v,| , |„. ,r.up.„l wiir 


; K " xi ' 1 "“ I" h" nmlrr 1 1„ r.mlr. A T II,,' II, „ 

I. A nil, thi'lr M.-xl. 

I» ,0. 1 '' ' "'h"0 0,-111 III. Ill Tl,,. |,r. .lali.rv 

Immi.jin, Ihn.,. whit m-lomwlmlg,. no rnnlml V. ’ 

II Th„ IlnlTi'Klim N„«» Ihnt ll„. >|,lrliii„l 


rnl.pli.K-. "O' raltlnl l„n 


Wl1 """ " r " Klrmi In pnhllr l,.r.n«,m 
'I""’ - Si.im, lilim 


Bn-al , -xl, -ill In Hint .ity 


'i">„ I,, |.,i, s„ „ sfc,,, ||„ , nn „,, v r , 

j,T ,,r ih" S„" An In piiputAtlnn. xnt. II,.. 1„.,| K ,». 

•I. r..|iiin,I rroin 111.. I'lrnimstinir.., tlmlyt ,|„. Is ml „,l, 


,d taken, hut ever ntterwarus main- fix Imurx. Wlml i, SiiunJ win ahm ( X,on lh,.,l. nnJ.faunJ. "I , <!>•■ I'arb tor. Ih.-n I.lr, ,„l.v..Til, l.ruo ,1 II- :. |.,iljlim,L 
Christian Integrity .""NoTunlre-, tmemhly op, -hr in abort. c>pt. l«(b«W has r..„ri„,,i w “t 1 , "T, T,**, 7 '"i'""' T r,|li J"" 

es the Christian' seem to endure a ^ ^ «•<•«-• X/orTitn 1 ' Z M 

. . . . Nortli thnn anyntbor liATlgntor ln Huffin'* liny. No trnre -thr Judai-s. I, ul he .wmld not im.v.. Ihl n, As,-, „. 


o," 01,11. r. II," ri'.lmiatlon nr iho I'hri-lnoi. II ,,,l II," 
pri.j'i.r. of lllK-dyj.i|V : rnnily r.r Hr,,. ,,r ,|. .ol, . I 
a* Mm livurt forjjivln^ *«r huptacnnlo. hf .tlm Kiiur .**h*»nl*l 
d' . nlo at tliiff tiioini nt on his fato IIIh tnoMmr and hi- 
wllo li.vivK.d Mm p irtiijs ol tho puhif.'; hut. Ir.n.hliiut 


r .. v. . . . - . .. .11.' portals ot urn pa lac ; hut. I roml.lii.t 

from Now \qrk aud the other Mlddloand Ka.-t-rn Slat.*?, hyi lrnxatm of Htat. -lmiild profail In tlm «•. uncile I Mo 
* : " aitifT against Mm natural .lisp.ititnu and in -• irtm nliu 1 1 y 


Pou: it,,,,,.. -Tlm Ilrltlsh.nnd North American r,;,,,"" i n'lr, a,i:'l ' V.Vil..'.^ ch..' 1 Knol'er' prOeii ro"!b 
HtoamMiip Cotfipnuy, (tho (.'unard lino) have rfitlllcuU tlm '■•‘‘'•(‘I'** of tlULflaililttnini'il. ThlstdlVr. wlih.-h wi.s -ns,„ ( 


°f tlm royal house, limy o- Ii. ,'t. d lOtfdfHi T.-tl.iiy. 
I. to brib • fh" u'tolor of the pri-uii. fur tho "t 1 • * el" : 


rate of piiH-age from ll.'stnn to Lit' 
priett hprotofbre hnf been ^>120. 


ie) have rtfdmmd Mm '••-•• 'pe of ffULCOlhltminj-a. ThMdlcr. which wasMisp. . t‘. .| bile, a Mi i.iiiuir r,d,,..i . 

•rpool to <100, tl/o. vV. l H ‘ ,, ''t' ,rni, ' M 'it. wtw r.'ellvrd |. v th.’ k r I- r ..I Mi. . , , r 

Al.l.ave Ncithllig more than n d.-pp.irate ‘Uppllcatl -n “ 1 r • 


dren lmt one, an<l an allectionatc misimim. St. lmu|H Intelll^neer.Hayj* fully one-tliirtT. and p. rhup* • pruyers of the-dyjit|> ; ready f.r life or death , ,, ,|. 

She was often comforted when sUg remem- oo-hair ,.r o.c Mormon cmpmuniiy „r ; . »;„«» h. ai.'X '"nV SiJli Z t‘,u,7 « nVi 

1,,-red the lan, mag,' ot- tho Apostle, “ This' Amcrtowpopul Ml lon,.bjiji,ril I..- i;r..»t. ; r ..uu.i.-r rmn., I . -i-v .1 il.,- i rinls ,,i lb.. i„,l„,,. ; |..,i. ir. n.i.ii 

heret* 1,1 n , • r am ‘ c'p* from N»!W\qrk rind the t.ther Middle and Ka.-t-rn Stat.-s-, leM rensnns of Hint. '.•.lmtild prevail In the cuneih . f i 

light affliction ns but for a moment. _ MlO - ..... H f* ln,, t ,,H ‘ "9ttir«l ai^iMbMtina and nmuMianlin'ty 

felt that 1, or afflictions tverc “in mercy sent," T'„„ It..-,.... -Tbs lirUi-h, and N„rih American r.».,."In «''l'h r tn , 'brito J 'im' 1 n"^ ,!T! 

mni never murmured, hut mutirfested through- 8«*foMi!l> i'enn*ny, (the fw.nr.1 tin,.) burr rtilnctU ibe ^''"P" "f ihr cimileninril. Tlilct Her. . . , 

11 ... • .. . rat'* of piiH-ajfi' from Ilt-sfnn to Liverpool to <100. tl/f- tlH ' Mofernm«nt. was r^GTVVd' hy tin* ki • per of i 

Oilt hor entire illness tl perlect resignation to pMca horetbfbrc lms been *P20 Abhnve. Nothing more than a den par.-, te * nppllnii I 

the will of her Coil. She met death without . , — - ' no , n',: 

the least fear, and calmly resigned her spirit Re-Establishment of the French Empiro iriantlnK nn enimnee io then -uppiiant- -n.-p.. 

r th.' t ntlpMrotu theeiuhirrnH.Miu-nt of I..I1 Imi l 'e.ri. ■ 
to tho God .Mr no gave It : % ,Tm: Sksau-s Cox-svi.ti m— S n icit oi v Nai oi.euv nit: VM1, y Tims'* KttiifdH. ImAvyver. Wi-r.' h ,. pltih *-s than t 

I> . 11 .. 1 „ Mnfi Tiiiii n — ■ Duim.h IX tiu.'Si XA1E -<n K II AM) IUnn.XAiih> < ‘" ,,rli,r ' ; .they relaxe I their Mum viiril- ime h. ;<.n Mu 

* " Dear,est siHter, thou hast ltlt US, . .. ■ ' * " 11 weeping ladien.. At the Dmnmnt-When l.ntiln \ \ I 

Here th V loss we deeply feci: , . 1 '/n'l’-'T “ ’ 5 ' "“nmcl.lp Her- I.«„I.>k il„- arms or hi- „ t t.,„i,.i,i . 

n l /• i *i * i .tl. . . inaiiii bring us full details ot tlm prucicdlng" attendant ' tlm grand HtalrcHM* and rr-wdiL* tlm v.-Mi!.uli wlni.- 

Hut US Ctod that hath beieft US . uU lho ^.mtiSlUmeut Of the K.„|dr«t In France. The "" *..*.,1 M* c«rrl» K e for his dally dm!*. M, V !, 

He can all our sorrows heal. s„u,tu».n>„;ullum adopted by the Senate counts ot i*| R ht S'lf.L,! d.nly nineteen 'years of ..ge I, 

* 1CKO „ t r , articles * 8 I rant it lmr arms, in deep mournhur. with arms uhju 

Novemhcr 10, 1^*>2. U. L. C. ; , T eiled and eyes btreaudpp with t. ars ..f angui-h. thr « In 

c r'i * *: . K 1.. ...III j nnon Art. 1. The Imperial dignity Is i (••established. T.nifig ('♦*1/ between tiH-vprlnci* and Mm Ht.*pB of the earrlnire. 

Southern Christian AdvoCUtC\Mll plea8C N.ipfhon Ilouttpartu is Ky)p3rur. under the title of Nnpo- cxelnlnnd in h roiee stifled wltii 8 .bs - I'ardon ' I' ,rd*>n 

nnnv . ' The Ki,, K drewbHck. at otm.* nu T- d i.t. I .|lMm,, P |. r te, 

tu rJ' Art 2 rhe Imperial dignity Is hereditary In the direct •'*** the lenr of refusing^ sat isfactiou t-> hi- part v. ami 

• and ll'gitlmate descendants of Leuls Napoieoii llcnapafte l»" , urrii»g those r- pi-n'in'lieif «,f w, aktii with which i 

|v„ lir i,T,] ai,; u lift, n0f ? v Pino k not in Mu- (r, ' In ,nul,J JJiah-. hy order of prlni(*g*'i,iture. to tin, per- w«*« la-sieged even In his own p/ili.*.*.., prevail, d ov, nl 

Ueparteu tins life, near 1 me ivnot, in i>ia petual exclu i o ut females anil their d* -ccfulants. s|u otacie of this suppliant wlm asked him fur vo mm 

coil county, Ahl., after a very painful ami :-\ r y 3 h-’-tds Napoleon Ilunafinrte. If he has n- male l,v, “ I He fortified hlmsnf wall l.ls iinpnssil.iliiv 

COU ! * ».V 1 child may adopt the legitimate children and desc.-ndany^ t,(1 «>T.lenanee. ainl hnwini: with an appar. ul a, nau. 

nrotraeteu illness, sister Hess ALINA IIUNKH, in tlm mule lioiirpf the brothers of tin* r.aip(V"r Nap..|.<,ii '*hi"|j contrasted wJOi Ills rijf'.r tn th. VI., Itu vib: .M 

-' . - .. ... ..... 1,1. I Tile ful'in- of admit i. ill r.A'i'.'iM, Intt'il l.v dnilie * said he. -i U mtw v . 


to I'ensiu'nia to aw ait f ,,t | her orders 

Havana Mails a nl Pursor Smith. 

1 .-a y_ 1 if ft ii m . Niivjjulnu- 27 — 

The JMesId* ut lias l-imd nrfl. r- ihriuitfh (lie J’ostnmniff 
e Hctinrn) that the Havana tu .il- -| M || t,ut\| h . di-paleln d m, 

‘ any vt-aunr haUngk I’urser Pinith „n hnani ||. |,:,s ,\[ 

reeled Ill'll if Smith he retained tlm mails will be, trails 
t milled by tlv* slennmr I'aliel. from Charle-dotij S. C. . 

| Liverpool MarlcGlH 

I.Miiirnoi Novell, her 17'. 

‘j The f'tdlun inntki't hat e 'iitmji'il ,,„i,t Hlneethede- 
, P »• i nre ,f tl,. Anu riea. and the sal. - ,,f u„, ti, r ,.,. p u | 
j tie,-* day- have been halted t<> Kt.nOu'hulci’. of which Il'KHi 


. . . ■■ I , "U* eueum-lntme. that ^xt the |i 

and Mm Moop-of.wiir Albany tlm am i iom*er and his aHsoelales, mnde their i 


WORDS OF CIIF.KH 

hvacMiatti TO MHH. n, a. «....tv a nntw uitMn 
When our fund and trusting vptrlta, 
f’llnglng unto oloda of elay, 

Find their fancy. elothed Idols 
Crumbling Into du*"t away, 

Shall oVr Hie aordld aahra «, ^ 

Imfn but wretched earth-worm* cfevp, 
With a weak and foolish nhrrow 
' *lnly and mipinely weep ? 

N*-m ' Our divine affection*, 
n bleb. Ilka diamond*, do not fcd#, 

Rut retain ttudr *potl*#* brlllianca 
Though the retting be decayed, 

Were not Riven to b« I’.vIMuil 
On tlm burrowing grnlMi of earth. 

Rut on who. grant and aUlniwM. 

In thn Ofalhand have tbelr birth. 

Thera ara many nohla natnra* 

Whlnh. Ilka flna^old. n-varrd*^ 

They, will hold our apIMt.jawel* 

" Rh n high and holy tru«.|. 

Bhall wo. than. In weakna** iaavo tb*m 
With lha low and grov’llng awlna, 

Whan wa may aacurrly give them 
Into keeping aodlvlna? 


i spe,' uf.i I aj ut . PHrm 

ami m ,.t of Mn* hr 
M i'ldliliif.Oi leans, l, 


prica heretofore inis been if.120. , l, j' , * " * , ‘ r;, V ‘'M'ldlei.M *f 

rer mined for the rndtlmr «hd w fe of the |Sris.,n. r Tie 

— ^ 0 • ' r lK |f l orders interdicted Mm gusr.l- ot the p„l,.o 

Re-EHtablislimeut of tlie French Empiro inuntii.g H n entmnee io there -uppllunf- 

r the t nilpfi^rttii' Mie ejuh ,rrnH.Mjii*iit i.f nil lm, l .e tl |. m- 
Tin: Skxaiia Co.xsi ,.hm— S ei.icii oi v Nai*oi:»:o.v*tiii: v ' n, .v Tims- guards, however, w. r. | ... |.it il • 'll.:, n i h* 

| Titian — lbiixi.H ix Tm:>.:xA7K-Sn:ii n am, UtBioXATihx r^S.li.V iSu llX '^ Vj' ' 1 * M,J ' n v dl?|h-«m.;h. Mn- 
m .h:n*MK Roxai'au n:.—()ur flick by thu atenmslilp Her- b ailing upm, the arms of Id's Httembuit' .' wL- ib'.-eendiin 


— Sei.icir oi v N.\i*oi:t:o.x Tin: 

►: — Snn ii ami Hisn.xAiihx 


, - ‘V rw.mrm,. .,cr- mu.ung ii pun i ue arms of Ills „ ttenilant •. w.m d.-.-eending 

matin bring u* full details ot the proceedings nttandnnt* Mm grand «hiiren-e and eriwslng tin,* voMihub . whore In 
| on Mm re-establislinieut of the Umpire in France. Tin* ' Vjl “ t'>g'-t into his earring,* for his dally drive, the young Tlm Motion niaik t 

'->• ,h " *«“>** cu “ sl! ' l « ol *’ 1 * 111 tor»,,i <*"'*••">='•»; 

Rri,rh ‘'' ''Rfd and eyes Htreaming with tears of unguirh. thr- « in r- h-aus tre-. rdinair.- « 

Art 1. The Imperial dignity is re-o-tahlish. d. T.oifis ^*1/ between tho.prlnre and tha Pteps of tlm earrlnire, and r% ,*< 

Napoleon Ilouapurte i» KyjpBror. under the title of Nnpo- ‘ , x<*ininn d in a voice stifled wIMie 'bs. ••I'nrdon ' Pardon " X auI 

h-on HI. Tin* Ki„g drew back, at oimo mov- d an I .Ibfoimerled • 

Art 2 The Imperial dignity is hereditary In Mm direct but tho fear of refusing^ satisfaction n, hi- pari v. and of 

and ll*gitliuaf(* descendunts of Louis Napoieoii llonaparte ""-Urring those r* proVii'lieft n| ^ t |,ktn -s with whiehln* 
from mule to male, hy order of priniog-uiture. to the per- wa* besieged even In his own paliu e. pn vaili d ov, r Mn* 
pctunl oxclu I , n of females and their d. MHunhints. ‘P' otaclo or this xupplinnt who asked him for vo nianv 

Art 3 Lotils Napoleon Rom, parte, if lm has im male Hv*- in one. He fortified lilnis, if wall Ids in, passil, Mil v ot 
child may a-h.pt the legitimate ehlllnn an*l dese-ndaniA ciinienanee. and bowing witli o» appareui cod m.n.n 
in the male line (d th,. brothers of the I'.iupcV' r Napob on '• ' o h contrasted wjij) his rigor to the yioirij; v il. Sin 


>jloiir l.a ■ hoe', in 
21s per Mil. Corn is 

at ■: 1-1 i; r.,| \ lb„v I, 
Provisions have 1, 
Lard I- wntil* d atnl i 
lings p.*r ewl No Al 


k" Ml '.I request, and l)hln Is quoted ul 
"I II is Willem unite, ial ,*hnnge. mid elm.** 
Il**, v end l a-lilpe, quart, r for White, 
live '1 "*.*ii quirt and print** Unchanged 
and is qi, l. ,| nomiuaily nl. 02;,/ I'-t.shil. 
No Attierte ,n Rutter In market. 


Havro Cotton M.uUot. 

Tlm Oott'.u nmtkot at Havre has been dull 
lunlitles htive >ligl,tly deeliim-l ..Tl" dosing rui 


California Arrivals. 


, . ..... nm, ui- associate*, mnde Mielr rif- r* to, 

"'". I 'll." -U"* in r,.|,r >I,IT. r.-nl Ii.iibiim, (li„ Khk„,Ii 

lor Smith. 8|’n„l«l,. 0, rra,n»nJ Kr,.„r|, 

Ni \. ml,,-, j: - t _ N ' " “ 1 - A s,il, lull., wlmrr lmx Iu.li, n.m, 
null III, I'.,-, in-,. 1 ’"' r,, '' r ll " t " ""S'™ " l Marrlxfc Mor«no'x 

,JI, 

II. I,,." .11 to'" 1 ' ""x -Tl". Wwti.rn Ti'Xim Irxrnx frum flrown.- 

Mill- Kill trill," 7 "" f",m „ l-ll.T, ll„i, I'.Mn (!„t|| n rrnm 

,irl":.tiin, si'. 1» m l'W". I" -l irrliirf ll|, nnoll'i'r r,i»,,l ullo,, T|.,-y 

Iinvi* »,!'!, ,««, nn ti„. »„ y fnj,, t„ m| ',i' on .i.r r »7 ... 

' pi'llX'..— I,..', roru.,',1 ( 0 lot »'n» Apinrlnm.Jnlb O.rn,. nod 

"1 XiiTi.ml'.T I?. '"II l'»v„ nollil"K t, .'ill, Kill, Cnrn.njill. 

, I'll, I -I,..-.. Ill" ,1,' 1 11" ll. xl.-niH r,.,r <:xmr,,Jnl. |„. KOI ..(lllrnt. .1 

,,r II," llir," 1 ,1 I, III 111" 0 nil' ll 8U||.« II, I, | inmiy r, ,|,, r|. Ix nn Anu rl- 

"i - iii' ii :i" '-' , hi- ■ ti..., 

v„ l - iT.,.*'(*II, , 1 1, l„ , V|.|I"I rniiv..|<„.„|.li. i.iinti K l. tn In.ilii.l.. nn, nthi-r 

*'" ! r >- "**« S"*lr.. ; n„,| whn ,ln,.x not |>r,.|"iiU to Him, nil 

- Ml*I, llli'it M" " nr,' 1 ,! nn,l nnltl.. !,in„„ir ll„.)r riuinlrynii'n. Tl,,,, <|,„,tit 

. nn. I Fnlr l |il,,ti '■ '"'.V '"„n win, 1,'ik. „i„.llt,.r gnTnrninrnt fnr n tn,.,l..| - In 

,,r, f'-ri .n-,. I,, xul.., ril,h,n I" lln Ir T„|tni. Hn,l unxaUlfnD- 
1 Oliln Ix . | ,i, ,t ...1 nl tor, - Mini of r, |„il,l|,. n n|. l in llnin n liIxTullurn. 

el, Mice, ami cloves —————— 

irt, r bn* White. . I'mit h Haiuh— T|, u following article from tin* New 
prices Unchanged. ' " lk 1 mv, ' rM ’ aligns nn. out Indy new cause for Mm ho*, 
ily ai OStoiOa.xhll- ,,,ily nuthnritle* to Vurser Smith : 

market. *! , ,'' 1 ! IU ’ Hm dlfllciilty in t he affair of the (Jre*. 

, V 1 ' i, v MV V M 1o that in 1827. when only eleven year* 

rHot. out. lie s' rved n.« a inidshiptnatt oil Mie Mexican hrlgMtter- 

he.Mt dull.’ and nil ’ l, i"‘! , ‘ l( ,,y ft klufjtnan.tond part-of the fleet wiili 

- * 

nnmitltn.. war. i|„. Ilm-rn-r,, wax "llltunil iwlwrrn c n n„ 
I" ' ; A " I "I'I" I",,l V, rn Crux, I., a F|'Hiii.,i M,T, nl,-fnur 

nltlT llnvllirt pravlan.l, tlnfnwtnil. tw„ 8nnnl.ll nirlt of 
l,k. N.v. nil" r J7. xupiTlar lairn. KA_r.pt lln, lirllHnnt nnlila*.. ntnl lln, 


Iwt «. lift mir wo„ III, of r,w | | n gx 
>’r,.m tha iliirhi'x f»ul mnl nn. "nxxw M.m n, tkxIw w* .mi-.x . Mix •/ i 

• To thx xoiil'x hlnh Atm...* (**4«e» "H**, Hm, l»r IUm, Mix 

W |„ w ^ lim- W. ,*** • Irt nf ,00 M,l» 

lll.lnw 0 . , r — lllll»lll,„rtll*»„ p *. 
lll.lng Hm., in., rlnufl. of xamnixr. •'* wall., io hxll M.n.i r, Bl.xirt Pr.wn, xtd. 

From thn law Innnnnx nr ntrw, P "" "onmllrt., how...r, 000I4 n. "onhoMrf xl tl S 

Paul, will Jwrll |n |i.X".r„l nla.lnoxi, **"* > " •' <» » * 

Puff In hewToD'x Unlnlnlod «lr tliTTR akd cium-tw. wan^r * ih~ te 

r xnt prloxiflra. Wxwn Bot^r ho# w,M rt « n.n(« o< I 

•A moxnlxU In AwoJ.n, Ann, whn . K.ma.U 'I,. In,, I. nl.nn ,|,l.|,. (;k '"' •* I'HHIK » ft, Ihn nnUU. r.l. kn.ln, Mn mol 

** _ '****• »«ry I'tim* mM in let* on W.lnAeUy, 

, . Unn-Tb. miht for thli anisM Hi besn q«t«t, tu»d m! 

Oi l. Kxn.n.lnn xr lllxxxi.T.n.-Thn Olhrxltxr Chronl.lt *"* "* ‘—■"'SI'S' » ft, Wl.xlnn «l ton prta. 1 
"Mh„ 32,1 nil B l.,,x „„„ wh „, . 

IUUOI Hliot, A .12-poundor. nine feot six Inches long, l«»vs been rll#p*se.| of rturlaf tk# iretk *» • r*sg» #f I 
and Weighing fifty-six hundred weight, clmrged with tun *® r H "'* Aid**, mnI for Idfertor md 

pound* of powder, n dry w*d and a wet one, and 32-pound H “"* ,oU ° r h «" ">* •» 1» » tor gMd to 

Iron hot-xhot. I,»,ln„ ml.flrnj, *„ ro-prlp., ,1 ,n,l llrrd b, f " *% “ **."»• 

n pcrciixAlon-bAmiuer xnj mh" On ihn ,h.n» Mm I. ‘ ‘ . 

thn Run ,'„rot.m.U,riM .h- rorr^roJ,, 1 .;; 

,|>llnt„rx «.f fthlnh knnnkeil down xlx of thx nnforlnn»l» nict-W. tin nrtl.ro hub., uln rt Cntnlto rt ih 
gun detachment on Mm *pot. wounding two of them dread* 4 M f V ft. whirl, I* the rating rate for smidl Iota of p 

fully, and a third very Borlnusly. The Injurlc* received by ftf 4 ^" WM « Thar»tay for a Irt of soturrea Ct 

tile remainder were providentially not ««Houi. Tha nmtal ,or Cw *- Pn * 7 ta 

roMnint; kZ,^" C\'Tr 

f 1 I. 1 in* T ght . h rB hurt " d n ** r,3r • hu ft Jrwl f» ft, at which rate, ao« 

leei inio inn Mr. and carried to a distance of nearly three *•" ••*«*" J-saUnlay. Two ranrs-a, ambnrtag 11,1ft bage 
hundred yard* from the platform on which the gun wa* ***« Js*«H oiaktef tha dlr««t la>t«rte afoea 

standing ; nnd the breech was thrown to the rear aero** n '* UmUt b H»- 

'!»; ‘*‘•7 « j - j. kui.nK ... which . up "oMrt.T^rtTi «k’7^.,7^r‘.M , r’r 

t e bar. who mlr.calaa.,. P™.™- *n,wi nn. , u>0. y »X , .nl IIM, w-IIU Mn, u 


Trtlrol.,; mi rtlrt .Inc .rt. Mn, .hn., AMI MS 

UTOKkro r-.uwln,. rt KkM rtnrt UM OH. rt .. >Mt 
«,Ml.rtMS>,nrt«*MH»liM».l Ckrtnn ..lln 

* VM. 

Wrth", rtnrtrK, am HA. w> rta, tAH. 

OORI. — Wlifc Kn4.rrt* rortlr*. art A Rood A."— 

F— — — Aro.rnlly rtna.rt.nl n. nprowl iraAorty. 
’• Trtrtny m.K rnwtartnA rtnrt Urt—k., me, I, 
«rt — . I VH» k.™ M», Irt« rtmrn, urtnAInn m V 

• '».». n( H-M, orjtmrj In phan T.IW., nn 

UrtW, Irt TrtUTAnr AAM rt H4W, * —rt. 

Wek-n |),MI <rtto_ronrtn, II.WM. 

“AT" TVnnHI.I. nftn ban nAnncnA, nnA ». k... nnilrol 
***** ‘’"-TO 'bo »C, h»Mln> MN nrtbo Anrhf Un -iff 
n-k niuau, AnlAlonoA Me Aw IIIInHonnA It. !—, 
loin ilnro, mclrtllnf M Nnhnl. InAInro In Mb ., <1, 41 n 
rt tn a I". Nrtn Irt. rt HI. Loot. IVau IK. Lon. ol 

tmm a tors a, If* ? hnah>l. 

WIIPtAT-W. h... ArtlrtrtA rtaNSU, rt monMK, W 

VThsal slnrs ear las' rorfow of the mHiI. Oar ■iintatlonr , 

V iM.hrtl. 

ntM.V A VP IfAT— Theanfplyaf flrfln hea !■*•• tl*hi, m 
nntlrsd only medsrste aals* darle* tha wsah al ft OOCMI Of 
Hay ha« A.I reecsd, and the Inter Iranaaiflim hora been * 

F •"«. 

PORK— TV* iterk of Pork U rsry ll«hl, thors harinf be 
D.P Imp*', Ion Wafhensr* worth rspertfa* on lha tat I m!m». 
hors (AMTAily barn Armsr. The aalas* of tha wash mn <q 
bb'». Inr| u .lir v en «-aiarday fflft bbla Msaa at aHat «l* M, * 
»»f bbta «... an, I n.imps, wbl te he at about «|« io for 
TharuUy tft* bbla Msaa s..M. wltheat tmpertioe, sf « if, , 
sod Hum pa at abort f|f f WJ for lha former and f If II for 


•A mountain In Mw,<d*n, from whea • aunimll 'h« i,m is mlwara jtatbl*. 


tie boy. who tnlraculoualy rueaped unhurt, i 


0 Voiiv. November 27 sup* riot* force F.Xc. pt the brilliant nchkveUttmt of the 
*• stennmi - North, .fit i i„,d Mc.rgin have arrived , '“ '•pturlnU'the Mynim and Imvnnt. at Vnlpnrnlso. 


Ucpartul llH . near l inc ivnot, in mu- pftuiil exclu i', Il of female* mid their d. scchdimts. **p"’tudo of this supplisnt w ho asked him for vo many 

coil county* Alll., after a very painful anti 3 L.’-tils .N'apolcou n.inufiiirte if he hns n** mnh* H'-- in <oe. He fortified hints, if with Ids ini passihllilv • it 

tu .. .. 1 child may adopt the legitimate chiblreo ,y,d descen.lanls r,nd-hnwing W iM, „„ »p,.„reut gr-odnoum 

protraeteil lllnesg, sistor Hess ALINA IIUNKH, in the mule Hut* Of- 'the brothers of the r.mpev* r Niipo|.',n '*1'* -Il eontrusteil wdtji hi* rigor to th. ynurq, v it. : Mn 
•r r ,i. A t)„. W (' T„ Bnil « „r,il ,l„,i,rl.t..e 1 The f'irnis of adoption j,r»f regulated hy a .Venn/,, 'lame.” said |m. *1 know your sentiment* nml I ’ho-e of \,.nr 

Wife of the hc\ . U . L . I uynir, and daughter U after this adoption, his udopteil children . .,n- 11‘fHdy for my house : it |,!tlt,ful to to r- lie nl ,r- 

of the lute .losiali nnd Silvia HrunBun,of Lin- .*';• ,ii.u antu »ii..r h.- l-iriiihi.,.. , 1 '* ™ ph r»'*]' , "i «Ti'*ni» ir i.i.-i. „„i 

d' -t eudanl* The udojition i* interdicted to rin* hucc s- "tlended tin*, hi* pardon wntltl he grituii d lx ton |,hi.,i 
coin eounty. (la., where Hite was horn on, the sot* of Louis Napoleon aud to their dewmndttntH. # |,uf I nwo satUfaetimi tn I whlcl, heii.s 

0/1. n fo ilfll u. j u»ir 1 SI, A rr.n,nvriii with ltor 4 N '; , l" , l:- ,,,, . r, / l i l t , ‘ , ‘- H - by nn organic deem*, drown all the evil* of sedui.,, | «•„,*. My only ns » 


i(.m Aspinwtill. the latter hrimzftig two and » half millions 
of dollar* worth ot gold on freight Among I, ,t passengers 
lire Senator tJwin. and Mr. Mcl’nkle, Members „r,r Colt- 
gre w froni Callfornti 

. Rumored Death of Mr. King. 


and o|,| ll.'iif .- ■•detenc.e ,,r the (I, in Armstrong Ht Funchal, 
we have nn feat to compare with Mils 
Mil ltclug taken If* Havana, he with the officer* of tlin 


Mtsa ainea Kara smbraead two or ikroo sorgo** •! Tt^tlo f o 
aseordteg te praportioa of ftoa. 
llKMP-Vo mtsa aro i*\ rsported ta oar marks!. 

OIJIINY B Ann —Wo bars aottesd farKter min af Ihla artl' 


^ no saisaar* rsportsd ta oar marks!. 

Nrw AniorutiVK KvTr.*rr,iar.--A number of belierer* «UMNY BAon-Ws bars aotlnd fsnhsr min af thU 
111 the doctrine of Co-operative Industry and Economy ftraawlaUtea.twtioeln'itaf alatof |«» Mm from tho 
liavc purchased the estate of Dr. King, and aorae land* RAUOI.NO AND ROl’K-Tko markrt for ikrno artl 


iv, nut. he with the officer* of the adjolulitg. at 1'ertli Amboy, N. J.. in all about 270 a 


"111. Ill,, 1 .IIIX-X | o IP. Ill (V 

tl II* tp ro Were placed ill II miserable Spanish ' • • order to e 

nn I paraded through Hie *1 reel. - with a guard formldohln Domestic 
""""I* f,,r » I'Utof.n ,,r k r.-.mi, i.T " »li„u l„. wax Inknn lo 1 . 

vign bis parole, Despotic governments never forget, nml 

now niter the lapse of twenty. lire years, the man I* mnde 


order to establish there an Industrial, Education* ! and 
Domestic Association. 


lUlt of October, 18*27. - She removell with her 
brother to Auburn in 184-1. 

About one month previous to her marriage. 


, , en a uerineiapsi' ,1 twenty.flveycar*. themanl*mnde 

.... Ru.iimoI', . NuVetnhiT.ovb > o h*<* Uie consei|uenct*s of n,vy and- :il|.f,Hillng, exolted 

A di-patrli received In m Itiehuintid. V.i . states that a •'}’ g'dlHtitry in n eliild, impotent ta call forth the adiuirn- 
r«*|M*r» tseurrent in that city that the II u. W II. King. ,i ''" 11 Hatmp. ^ ' 


i d to the Semite and d' | incited ir, it? archives, tin* 
Huccysvion tq the throne in the llounpnrte fuinily. 


King tb* up my hand*. Pent I., nothing .,,‘on M, ,n r i,.v 
for ilii? xo'il ,.f him whom j,,, :,., 


in cum* in* should leave no dlrrct. legitimate, or adoptive 0,, ' r **»>' protection to you an : to hi- child, 


w- rd.. the King wu* hitrtu* lit’ > Ids carriage, and tin win- 
down were elo-etp f |’he haph**/. wife fa.Mlt< d Up*m Me 


thougjl raised by lhiptiat parents, she joined Louis Napoiwjn Ronaparte, and of the successor** in a col- track of the wheels, C ' ' 1 ”“ *' 

MutlirultKf rnUeonul (Mimvlt iind rcocived who ^lmU sturiv.- tlicir righi in the nh..ve men- ,f was >ix n .'dock in tin* evening : tit the mm«» tnoni-nt 

the AietllOUlst l.pif>u»ptu x-ntirt o, .mu ruimu tinned urganh* decrees, n .Srm?fu>d-»,Ma//io/, proposed t,, a carriage. o.Kcort«il*'.y gendarmes, wa* IxHting Lnliedovre 

holv hantiam at tho hands tif the Ucv. Win. y, ' n '‘ tH !•>' l, i "; f, ,' rmo 4 """ ,l ‘’•nineiur u»t. 1,1 »* l, » 0 ** •/ execution, under a lmr kn wail. o„ iimt 

* * t . * erttmeiit. liniteil to the I’rpsldents of tho Senate, of tin* **rb*i*** plane of UrtittelLe. which n few day*. In •!'. >!*•'• in had 

H. Noul, tlS a ponvtont at tho ailar. Micro- I.egL-laMve body. andoftGe Mpuncil of state, ami submit- contc.-te.l With the enemy 1!,. was accomp.ii. i<d bv a 

• t *. *1 no n jnnlfnr f,,- t‘ d to the acceptance of the people. Natuolhe KlilpepT. I'Mest. who recited tupilli. in u l"» voice, the nrav. i*^ 11, 

imtimvl 111 the churt-hvllH a seeker lira Ul and regulate* in hi* family the hereditary order trom male the pangs of death. On alighting finm-the oo.ich in* pi r- 

five veurs, when (»od, for Christ’s sake, par- V ,n " 1 "; t0 the perpetual, exclusion or fejnah** anil their ‘•••‘ve.L ajpid n little group <leuriou- person... attracted to 

• • J # .. , ... ... d, '-Cendant* .1 util the iitoij,e„t when tl of tin* the spot hy the rumor of the execution a faithful friend 

doped her sins lit a revival holu at I me Knot, new Emperor is consummated Ml'* affair* <>f Slate are l '*- , -ai de Nervanx whose visits, had Of. *, cnSoli"! Pin, 

i .1 p , I Hin nlt-ir di p.veriied by the milliter* in office Who shall form them- in the *o|itmle of hi* prison. Thopr. ei I tin- w,t- 

by the lvev . Joshua 8tarr, under tile altar Ul m.|yes into a I’ouncii of Uoverumeut. and deliberate by a a friend, at HI, hour when till els,, upon ear: h ur.. . - 
rection nf' brother . i'uaac Ilill,awi0l^ii8hp ever midority Qjvotc*. ' mie*. aud i lie constdat Ion of dying il, tl,.. presence .a qne. 

. . , ... , r .. . Art t'. llo* members of the family ot Louis Napoleon at h*o.-l. who would shed nt, b(.,,est tear to his m, n.ory. 

regarded as her spiritual lather. W Hen. She Donuparte called eventually to the succession, nnd' their threw a gleam i*f suddeiilh^joy over the eounteu/Tuce id 


\ ice- I’resU, nt elect, is y|, d.l^ Tin* papers, honew r dis- 
credit tin: rt-p -rt. 

Further from Europe -Interesting General 
Nows. 

Ni w V"UK. Pcccpibei* 2. 

Km. i yxe -- 'Jhe alliance -lutwi "ti tlr at Rritnili and Ihe 
Sandwich Islain! i.-* puhlishi'd in the London papers. 

I !n* Rest. India s'.eaui p .* I., t LuiM ita has ’iirfired at 
Southainptm, with a fa. i V v. r r.u bo ,rd The Uuptuin 
and Mght < f Mn; ernv had do d on the passage. 

’1 he fleam packet 'Victoria, hound f r St., -Petersburg, 


Knm ,m. — The 
Sandwich 1 <-|ii|i<! 

Ihe Went .Imll: 
Southampton wit 


QFYotr*. . ' uiie*. aud the consolation of dying in (h** iireset 

Tin* members of the family of Louis Nnpoieon »H-leu>t, who would shed nn hni„.,t t,.„r to hi, 


'.j.-’n'..:;:;: ii":,:: •-'«*«. 

In the srditnd.* of hi* ptf«on. The pre , ot tl,,. w,t- >,k ' , ''' 1 ~ T, ‘« ,r *‘"> 

ness, a friend, at an hour when all vis,* uihui earth ar.*.„. - ‘■t'»u« | rs to (leima has r , , iv.-d the asHent 

inies. and the consulat ioti of dying in Mm presence of qnw. F,.,m »: —The Molif/x/rntiiiourieeaMiat t 


ivdlatilic line of 
nt of the King-. 


Till* N really a n. yv dodge, and a matter of *eriou* con- . 1-orllii 

Mderation. W* do not wonder that Mn Spxntidi authorl- A.'.i 

Me* in Cuba ahnuld be fearful of an individual who wa* u A p;. ,, l 

mldshlfiluan at the age of , I, -veil. I Vc* la llagairlU. Al^et'wi ^.T." !!!*!!!! 

• Hum 

1 "*: ,,A " : "*" : "» l-»kM — lfl> llAVP jlr.'M from 

time to time, as they reached us. the disaster* hy tho lute Cwwumpllun, 

gap s on Mi.. Lake*. We notice hy an i-ffielnl Btatcinent. ConKuhion.!.’.’.'.’ 

that la'sides the Io** of tin* propeller Oneida and fbvcii- oJ.'nilT* 

teen lives, two stertmers nml three propeller* were greatly o.mp 

damaged. ^nd their cni^oen thrown overboard, and tweuty 

•line schooner* either yvrecked or lout their cargoes. Two Delirium Tro in«,«... 

ot them H*st their entire crew*. ” iJUrrViM ! *. *. '. Y ,.'. . 

Mn i r.i ti \ Uior it N. w roar -The -Newport (It. I.) KSIhu./.V.*/.* .* -* ! ! 


Board of Health. 

LIST OF INTERMENTS IN THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS 
V or lha Wesk tndlnr Nomnbsr tl, 1811 : 


l»o*|SV 

I OisrrhiRa 

I DywoU-ry 

| rt-billir 

I- 


.. * y drunken soldler* from tho U. 8. garrison at Fort Adam*. F*wr, Uaecruin. 

Mr. W, -Tl„. Il.,„ w lllrox ddlT- Tl '" Wll " , i “"™i't"S t" Mr, rot tl.o x.'UlWx. but ft'-rc »io- or ,k m l777 > .V 
"'Mr. U..|.-,..r r th, An„-riciin I'lulr ll ""‘“"'" r "y "f «»*.riir wax ato, 

disregarded, rhero were sixteen or eighteen Holdior* on- _ ,,, ,NT|, R M 

n i. , , Me th.. m,..u,.,„.i ^ ln t,,(! afT ^- . fwir. 4 :. 1 :: 


• » #. I r-iiwiiui 

Iquly Newt says, that there was a aeriou* riot In Unit I Kryslpi-iM ..... 


regarded as her spiritual father. When. she Borittparte called eventually to the nuceesslon. and 'their threw II gleam widdeiilhtf j oj-'I'y-er t he emiiiteulfiicMTil wil1 *" thirty Uioii-and men on tho first d*.y of 

embrace, 1 religion ,l,c w». perfecUy valnr. S!7ll. w w o a, -Hr- 

no noise whatever, experiencing, as «l.o KaU^rta:, «TC! T," "• ' " Mr " ll " I 

said, that her load of Kin and guilt was sud- tionof aft hereditary right, hs well for him who contract* vnu * promised hi* dying fri* t,,| to avenge him. hut v. n- ' HJI ' 


deni v removed, l-’rom tin- faet that she had Ar ,' - .''ti,!, t »n ■Htmlon nr„," 15th of January. 1S.T2. i, 

J,-,, rl-L-urded shliutins and praising Ood maintain. J in a„ pr.-vi-lo, ,s ;,hirl, an-, ,», .-..Wrary ,M "XI" .I1II.U- lork-'T, M <,■■ N.rvalix ,.„>»• a hr 

at r> r> ‘ • present Smatus-rourultv'in ; there cannot he any uioditlca- H‘h , nlt«jave,":ehini---n obliv',o„,hy'tb. llii. | 1 tvandt' ,i- 

aloud as a necessary re.sult ot theolmnge, Hlie tton imnie in it, exceptin the f <rm.s aud, by the mean* deni, *08 ol IPs r» collect ion. . Labedoy*!. apprachiig lie 

was near tin- point of letting the devil cheat " l A 7," , s'’ r ' T , |"V jinwl.w P ro,"fi,a.„ o,.,i; t,- ,. r . ..-ni.-j KauV-'.."*^ 

her out of her eonvereion heeause she was ”\7,:W^-V:;:r:i. , ;'r.”V. T 

not made to reioice. Hut blessed lie the name -Thcpeople wish for the re-establishment of ti,eimp.ru,| J'-^ve chosen for his death. Thin, ns if a ftiiildeti tiioimht 

• l i;n dignity, in tip* per-on iif Louis Xi,uo 1 c<ju llohnparte. wifli had struck him. which called him |uick.to hlV to n n iir a 

of .ftod, trom tlio instruction of HrotllU HllJ, hcjcditnry right in Jti*. direct hints, either legiti- lapo* of memory, he returned hastily towar b tin- pr , -t 

«h.-*wSs4*i„i'ht “ That there were diversities n, itv,-. K iv.. h'm the p K ht ... nvutaro ,,,.■ *|'i'i" roil iiinj,- In m- mr . , 


Mntli""nt."ltn g ..,h..r liuman. "xi-o-d.i,,. , .na. 
in r.| l.aln.'l.iyi.rr.-. nhii-l, till, . -r r . l>u >• -u - 1" |. 

181.I dlTliu- r.,r K i M N, rvai.x ,.|,I« I.d-. an, 


.. 1 Furor, R'lnittenl 

.. 1 Fo*rr, .SrnrUt... 

.. I F«v*r, Typhoid L. 

.. 1 r*v«r, CoDcettiv* 

■ • 1 Fov*r, Ppraielnoo... 

.. 3 Vornr. rh»ar«« 

.. I Uiutro-Kiit.'Hlia 

..II llopatitU 

..tl ltn-iiin|iUiUia 

.. I* HyilriKUptMlJll* 

. . V \UrMtnoi 

-■ I M*„inirllii....:. > .< 

. . 1 Old A(u 

. . 1 Pneumonia 

.. 1 Pli'trn Pi" nt, ami* 

.. 9 Plotiriay, H, Ilona 

.. A I’yloru*. ffttie. r of 

. . ft Perl, at illt It 

.. 1 *lillhnrn. 

..18 Ichla 

. . 4 Triainua 

.. I tlnrerteia 

.. I Variola 

..94 Wouoil, Uunabol 


Total 

Of theaa 49 wera nadar 10 yuare, and 9» rolorad. 


ar. the point of letting the devil client U A7,'V’ r ''nn‘f.iin W tiw propoxh^n -hall i- « o!!.nna| b k.a^rt lilSi n 


her out of her conversion, becanse she was r ^ 

not made to rejoice. Hut blessed lie the name ■ 1 he people W'i*h for tile re-estnhlishment ot the imja riM 


A .mu tvn l, i i' Xti'oi tot -The MinUlerlal jiitiruttl* 
at Vienna Intimate that Iron, tl," m e.-sity „f the ease the 
\u •- trlan government will recognixe Louis Napoleon n* 
Emperor ot Fraive • 

New York Canals. 

>k Nvtv Vn/tK. December 2., 


Apfaiiix i*f I ii/ i.i n 0 — I Ii" Cork Reporter describe* the fll.PatrirV 
rapidly Increasing prosperity of the port of ipieenutown, Ur *>* u * • 
with it* unrivaled harbor, opened hy free, trade to the 

"hipping of the world. a 

Mr John Fottrell, secretary of the Hibernian Rank, died 
n fe w day* „g,, from ihe • ffeet of an injury h'* rocelved by B 


INTERMENTS IN T1IK VARIOUS CEMETERIES: 

enl d« Paul JSlOatholle (No. 1)..., 


A HESTER, Sarratery Board of Ifaallh. 


The toll on all tlie can. I*- of this St*i, for th* vc*ir tin . l,K ' • trw * t •** «>mnibu*. 

tn ., u Vliv r V y ,nr,, P «’.'PI J U. Demvllle.or the Royal Artillery, now' at 

mil I nil N i \ , in her. app, ,r hy a return of the Mou^ii*. I'orUdown, ha* boon severely reprimanded for having a*. 


. dull. »a«l Uia prlarlpal aafaa ara lOOroita MlaaourlRoya l oii ihJ 
10 l.aad IftOroila Kanturkjr at eaah....Iadia nagging baa 
1 and (he aalaa iaaluding an Monday 1 50 ba'aa al 10^, oa WadaaadJ 
al I0|f. aad on Thorada y 950 halaa from lha ahlp al 10#a/| 
■ i lie waa oEirrad by m krokar for a lot af M halaa, aod rtfaaad. 
LEAD— Wayathaar of aolrdaaaatlauhioar BMikal. 

W* hava aoliaad aalaa ol two adrgoaa ThooMatea . 

wa.k a, f| lOftAI. 

EANS OILS-Wa bar. nollr-d a tala of 90 bbla Lard Oil alffo 
Wa quote Unaaad al ftOTftftia f gallon. 

. . . . « CANDLES — Wa bar# aoi cad aareral aalaa during tha waal 

• j 9w* V ft for Star, tha aalaa loaludlag a aiagU Irt jaatan jay at 

• la POTATOES AND APPLES— Oa Wadaaaday wa nctWd aa 
' ; ; , bbla Potaloaa, moaily Plakajaa, at |1 »0, and 40$ bUa AraU 

.... 1 V IAL 

• J FREIGHTS— Tha rate* bar# furthar adraiva.1, hat aaa hm 
1 HUl * l*‘«*riy. Tba aagagrtnaata larluda thraaarfaa 
....I Ur*rfMwIal^.lforCoUan,aa«forOaMallK*.aforai«Bha 
• • • •8 aama port al 1^, an! aaa for Baatoo at Ufa, aad yaatevday 

• ; , Urarpool at Hfd, oaa for Boataa aft aad aaa for Kayra a 

....I forUottea. *• 

. . < EXCHANGE — Tk'r. ku Art. ■ fort, ropplj rt Bilk, art 

;;;; 5 mind *1 _tha folluwing quotetlooa: 

!!!’. 1 Rtarllaf'. ;.i, 

.... t Kranra. 

1 NawYwk St.ty-day Billa «wa< 

... ft Sight Charka aa NawYork 

....8 Boaton SliU-day Uilla g ot 

... | Pbiladalbhla Rtety day Bill* —A 

1 Havana rlra to Eight Daya 4 $ 

■■■"’ wtw oBuu xa oxto x 

J EPPERSON CITY, 
Pataav Erannio, Drrambar X 
- . .. 4 Tha aiarkat waa moaUy wall nppUad, durtag tba gaal 
; ; ' CatUa aad Hogi. Tla odariifa of Mwap aad Vaal Cattla 
. . .‘. • daring tha latlar part of tba waak, bat modarate. / 

— Wa*t canM holdara af Waaterp atoak takaaanaidarably i 
•:;}* »»*• 811 Baaf CatUa, 443 Uaga, IIM Sbaap, «f 

aad IM CWlraa and Yr/uliuga : 

— PRICES — 

Ba*v CiTTta (Flaa Waateqi)... ............ ,...q Aru. 


sln-'wifs(Ti,iL-lit “.That there were diversities ''■»>« or 'nlnp, iv*-. .,n,i K iv., to, n ii,« t i B hi ,,, r.-«iiuro ih, 
HI1L AWlS^UUmn -Iiiat , order of*uecesrioh to the threno it, the BonAnarte fHmilv. 

" of nifts lmt thfi same spirit: thiiorenCPH 111 a* provided for hy the Senalut-ronmiUuui of the — of No. 
. . ‘ . , i i i ■ vejnlHM*. IK.', 2. ” 

a«lministrntion}<. hut tho same Lord : lintl Ul- M Mesnard. first Vice Pre.-ident Of the Senate, on pre- 

versities of „ r eraf,nns; lmt it is tin- same GoJ, ^ 

which Workotll till iu all.’’ Thus" she fioori McywVic.n r.i-n — wiivn a great country like France mak*’* 
. . .... , % i;, i its voice he, id. the first duty orthe political body towhlch 

became strong in the tiutu, ami SO bllC lt*t-<l, slu* addresses her*cfl' i*.toll*ten UU<1 reply. Such v,vre 


Which he resumed hi* chosen place in trout ol th-*' firing The Frc 

pjjtty. awaiting the final blow 

Thu offierr who commanded Mi.* veteran* appr^ched T . . , 

huu iu order to bandage his eye-, t., with th" 1 • ‘ ^ r 

customary ^consideration at exceiilio„«. the seusutinn . I »*“' suU»e,g.-d Io 
JJ*'?,,®* f' 11 l,1, ‘ ,irn,s directed against him. Ruf with a to six feet, and that'th 
Jp'fttuie he declined thi* last act of } mdoes*. ueedleSsolo „ . „ 


-iolo r* to h ive f.aHcn.off more than f2'2'i uoo when nun- 
pared with last y, ar. 

The" Fre.shot in the South. 

Ra, mmii,:. December K. 

1 he .'-avui'.u.ih p. qv r , • '.it that tin* tNudrnl Railroad 


I oruuiowu, lln* bean severely repritnamled for having as- 

saulted Ensign Arui*trong, 07Mi t iuid styled him. u black- M^IT•n r ix>ll•r^^’“* , 

Hofan'ign* 

I lie best informed -circle* now ndmfttlint the 1‘rimate Twrnlr Fmim PJ»faa. 
(Archbishop of Artungli) i* positively to resign, fo he *,rr- Hpantah Ttmi tfoomt .. . . 
ceded hy .th" Qi>b(ip ofOssory. whosu 8eu will In, confer- * u " •"* 

red on Rev Mortimer 0 Hulllvan. n„u.,.t ruia,, 




hn ben ulV. : 1 v.l i , , ’ V . , ' F.*ve„ Irish barristers and fiuuiik* are about to emigrate 

lift- l, en sulauejg. d by the Intu fresbels ton depth of flvd to Australia. 

to -ix fe**t. and tlmthlie wntvr is Still ri-ing. A poor girl m ar ( S astle Otway, iu a state of hydropho- 


hecame strong in the huth, ftliu SO sue IIVCU, she nddre*-e* her-t-ft' i* to listen and reply. Such were 
„ n .i ... u i. n -i: 4 wl Hors WJ18 ono of the most ll "‘ idea* „f your IligluiesB iu culling for thu nmditatious 
and so she dmd. lier s Mas out tu un- ot u,,. Senate on Mn* vast movement of public opinion. 


its voice heard, the first duty of the political h.»lyto which I "*"»• like him. have been famifi.ir with death on 


triumphant dt'aths avo over .witnossod in these 


of the Senate on thi* vast movement of public opinion. 0 ' l ,t R. as a present from a dying man and keep ,t i„ 
which ha* munil. sted itself with so much nitnuiU and un uiory of him. The soldi, *r, thoiigli moved declim dthe 
energy The .Seunte hn* understood that this rtrikiog fit as at Variance Hill, tl„. |,i W , ,.j „,i|i tJ irv di-einlim* 


many Held* of battle, lie threw his lmt uiu m the uround ci.,1 iiies-eu K . r leD Washiogtoi, to -day with popic* of the 
and untying hig cravat, bugg, .1 , n,. ,.f the soldi, rs to lie- R* "•elein - ^mes-ag, 1 r N.ovUrlemis and iuiern»' diate 


. . . . 1 p *1. ’ ""sy toe ccinur on* umi'Tsi. pa mat 1. Ills* rirtKIlig I * “ at variance mu, tlie la 

grounds Ol sorrow. It IS saiu Ol MIL I manifestation is justified ut the samo time by the iniuicuMt I Lubcdoyere. however, insisted. 


v* of military discipline : 
and the s . idler at 1-nirMi 


KW „„ tlmt hIio never- nines lmt once in her e wi.i.-ii v»x i"...- r, u ,| .-r.- , i i,y th- .....n.- Ki.i. i, y .. u n I'lw. ■ ■■ . I »j,i ,„k„ „j., , .-i.i. r „ 

KMIII1 imu HUU mvei H n . I" ar. and by Mm guaranties which arc.gtvei, to the future «*hnll be renpectfi illy to covery.iur .face after death ” jSnt- 


VEW ORLEANS MONEY MABKET. XP 

Arni'rirsn GoM pat (5k— K rni nremiam Hniir V. ••••*»•• 5l« 

AmBri* SO ld V* ♦‘•Mill »J9 «>«»(• Mti^m '.il. . w||ll 

"ol-' t*n«- prMnlum Cai.vm a«d Yuiumi |» «3m 

SroSteS - 1 |*r»inlttin — — — 

JevrOrle ro. Whotool* Price . 

U»1“J suk, . N .'™:, 0®„ v p„ mlaln MMmxropuicinCT.T wm. 


llitiik of I-fuii/isnA j,', -' .flOO 

.1-1 i- Mill I i.ii'K, A peer «irl iienr C«»Uo OIkat, In • xlnlo of hjdroplio- too 

- ,». r.-.i,,-»- r , - , *** *■-**"* '" r «w ■*'"'*"**' ,S 

N 'wo rb'.j ill* ^ A lanii'T named McArdle ha* l>e*n nrrcstnd In tho vl- Do. .to ii ii !.'.’ *50 

tU,lW U rmedltrte ,. i|li|y of Miutleldiiyiiey. o,xh charge of being Implicated in „ C *;: 

, , , to murder Mr. Tho*. lUtesof, ' 

U OOO In g" d were deposited in <N)usideruhle dniuag.- has ben, done by an inundation at LAND WARRANIB 

1 . (Inrliugford, caused by thu overflowing of the river. Most On* ihondrvd m 4 «lity arm 

w D eemlier 2 * m — The "f the hou*e* In thu town were filP d with water. Eighty 


life, and tllllt ’8 when sllC tlios, and sings, too, hy the grentm Ss of your character and the wi-dom and [ 8 lic'l with till* pious resolution of tin* soldier. Li.li. dJy re 
,, , , , llu i_ i lltf fiunues* of your uilud it has understood « hat aft' r.po minded him the Immlkcrchiaf, «nd advanced u t, a ds 

W 0 aro told,- sweetly anil nieiouiousiy, Dill unioy nivqlutiuns. France fcU the want of puttiug lier closer to the firing parly, until the muz/le* of Mi 'iriiiOft 

mniirnfullv Thus it \v,,s with our dear *i u ";'"r >t" » p >k. rful »...! «.-r, 's"ln>"-t T t,,. , 

motirmuiiv. 1 mi. it MU. > eminent. wJijch..(inly holding to tip* pHst by the .(„•/, r«.Vt hni ot bidding tar. m, || had deprived hi- feature* of th. ir 


point* ; also for the w.-ftt, 

I 8 Mim — Over f 7 'ijm 0(M) in gold were deposited ill 
tie I' 8 . .Mint last month. 

Matin, N ,; WS — Saflhwnl IW. D e. ,„h.*r 2 * m— T he 
ship Humphrey I'uriuion fourteen .t«y*. lfoidl|u*toii, lm* 
arrived. 


. il,"*. imiefcon. CmnuuiriiaL Water Work* 'ii' 100 

e, n done by an inundation at land wakkani b. 

erfiowing of the river. Most On* lmwlrd rod liily vrn 

re fill' d with water. Fwly^rorro* 

' „ v . BA NEB. 

Ii.lt. r l.nrt 1 ».w N*WTork 




ter, tliouch not Clftod by nature in the art °f In r glwy aad the legitimacy of her origin, lipw tig.u-i miVyul color, but not of their tirm expr -. -Ion or intrenid 
. . , n , • . . f 1 • p tftida in j»opular sanction the element* of its fun*.* and of lo ” k He instinctively turned hlii It, „d towards the side 

Ringing, yet when the Uiekerinpi lamp Ol llie its duration Tim Senate glories. Mupselgneur. in being wb, re M. d'! Nei;v,tm Wii.s pprtying lor idm as if to bestow 
htirnetl low in its sockets suddenly U heavenlv I! K ' ,! ' i,hf " 1 R'/'-rpreters of the wishes and •eutiment* qf his U*t look on frienjlly eye*. Then baring his hn u-t.l,.* 

Dlirneu IOM 111 IW SOLKLIH, suuu y y the e . unity, iu placing in your hand* tho Sriiutu*-ioii- >aid wait a firm v.olcn to the veteran*. *• Fir,* iny friend- ‘ 

ra«liancc heamed forth froih her countenance, which call* you to the Empire. Tlu* volley replied to hi* voice, he stagey, ,r and f, n. 

1 , t 1 r .1 .. . r„ii .di.iK lmt t.l-iin Tho Prince mnde tho following reply : ' pierced with 11 ^ number of bil)*. The smoke of the di*- 

anil she broke forth ", , lull, ol., r, but plum- Hl . nllt .. nr „ r T 1 ^.' 

tivo voice, to Sing that beautiful hymn ot our readiness with which it h..*'r**>ponded to the wishes „f the attended tin* exeeiition ,» l, “ *J“‘! 

dear Brother Summer* : “ When 1 am gone CW T.YbMlSi 11 V"* ^ -0'*^^ 

weep nut for mo," and wh« that.™ ended " 

she sanrr “ Must Simon hear the cross alone. room; aqd ujuiof AfnilagouH cirmimstanCe*. the. Seriate 1 1 uini.rf o."*rt mi\ 

v n ‘.il nn . i|lAuqn«l- Snvinnr in *>-■' IhT -tl»f rntwu to the.ehief „l iny family, the Km. - LLamurttnc a H^tory of tho Restoration. 

!No t Hainttd Spirit, no . tho hlt.stu • aMOlirin peror replied in these memorable words: "My spirit will 

yuur last extremity no doubt, loves you. Fare- no lunger be with my p<«terity fron. th.* day wlmn I*hull ' ' " 

•* . • i case to un-rit the love nnd thu confidence oft he great nu- . .- . . , 

well, dear sister. 1 ou exhorted your lius- tion. v Wlmt now most utfect* my heurt i* thu thought a uisunguianeu member of the New York bar 

buna, children, friend*, relatives and servant* 'ffl m ‘ till 

to meet you m heaven. May God give them {^"l* before a New .Jersey J, is, tee. ft,r „„ 

grace so to live, that they, too, may leave the oyuutry. it i* hot necessary ivr me to on you thut my ’Hicgcu assault nnd battery upon one of the rt*- 

world in'll,,, full trimmili* of l'uitl, and m, vo'iitp,,t prt,.oMup l ul , ra win I," io kto.r sill, you n, pro- Side, Us of tlio “ old Jersey Stiite" •• I 

WUIIU 111 1110 mil lliuinpus OI limit, unu p, mote the grandeur and prosperity of Fiance. for the nr Honor ” w„i ( l , i,., ,, . 

safe home to the glory land. . God bless the Not th,.* iuu*t remarkntdu feature of tlm Sr,u,iu,. iutim ii. , no d^. n n 0 , r j )Cr ,! v ,* .. f u, H J." r 

4 " J , »/« l* tin* power it giv.es to the Presid, nt ov.-r. ;V.ry mem- "iUtlLlIl I'OgllCri^. 1 UU ahheill'S'ior fie hr IM - 

l»oor inutherleKs children, and may they le her ■ ,»f h is tumiiy. uu.i the absence of all mention of Prince R l ‘ r * '* 0 you arid who tleu bo you inter- 

rniBvd in the •* nurture and admonition of the U "X 

Lord." Bless the bereaved, husband, thends, % Z *?' <*>** you oe,„e trom, and J '» y.TuJXU 

relatives and servunts all, arttl may we all, Kmperpr hlnuylf.” This i* tlm "stunilbie. but uut true Hie counsellor modestly gave his mme and 

like our dear sister Hessalinu, when tiles ^ ? VoU •JJ^*“™|bS X u'r 

labors arc over, liud a resting liluce in the fi»biu, or *omo equuily high, lucrative, but not iuborinu* . * io justu.0, you gun t 

n lift uur uuu a *t B uu b { u . u „d, \i i*t„ b- presumed hi* mm will qbtain sou.,* hractise in dis here gqrt.” *• | uni aA.-oiin.sel lor. 

pantUiHO of God. 'other. po*t which may not give him much political impof- ei the .Supreme Court of the Stiite of New York ” 

Nov 20 185 0 \V 1 * aMillkk. .i 1 J» , '\l wv o my InfojWHut p,*rf,otiy.cnm*ci. wheu be reiterated the nttorilcv. “ Dat Snakes not’in**- 

*> . i • A.ii i.i.r.iv. «tated that thu mention l,y nmn,*. in the. SVmi/ai.cuio»//««i litf, 1 1.« • *• " ,r 

«,r rui.isaf wmiut be attended with the h >s* ,,f many vtd. s 1 1111 tRt, Haul the lnyotorato justice. ‘* \\ »*11, 
to Eouiu Miipulcoii. then, haul tlie oatiled lawyevK,*'' RU|>poHt* 1 show 


urlliini which call* you tn tin* Empire. 

Tin* i'rince made tlie following reply : ' 

Messieurs le* 8,*nateurs— I thank tlie Senate -f-.r the 
readiness with which it hi,* r* -p"uded to the wishes , f tin 
country, in deliberating on the reestablishment < f Mo* 
Empire aiid in drawing up the Sriiufn*-<vnsu/t?.>.i wtiicl, is 


stnggep, if and fell, 


attended tho execution, approached the »- . ! V - extended 
on th, border of a ditch, knell down, nini steepiiiga hand- 
ker. hief in the warm hb od flowing from the bre.u-t of the 
deceased Which h,* had premised to lake us u relic to 
•Madame Lnbrdnycre. he retired 

Lbuiuurtine'H lli.-tory of tlio R,**torntlon. 


landed him Ihe handkerchief, and advanced a t, w p,„'bs < ’ ,|| " v ,N ' ' s '*' it*. — I - / d-> o:r Peceuju-r 2 - During thi 

•loser to the firing party, uutil.llii* imiz/le* of 1 1, ir mu*. ’ *‘orty-«ri^»it h-.uts ending at 12 « ei « k ywteiday. t),, 
Cct*Hlmo*t touched hi* br<*j,-t Tin* ein iUpn. ti d of ft*ar. "fbotlmi wen slopped tr,,ni Mil* p al for New ,, 

mh ot bidding far, well lmd deprived hi* feature* of their °' 1, *|»»h nt iti. s ate stMi awaiting 8hl|imi*in- 

iiHUpul color, but not .,f their firm expr . i< n „r intrepid ll " i “ r K' , s , ‘ husiu. *s ever done lure in the same time. m ' 

^ K lie instinctively turned hl*t head towards the side Kti amiioxt* — I V, kj>urg. I»,ec**mbi*r 2 —The steamer 
•it*, , * ‘ N< !?V lu *.' v, i' i I'Dlying (or him. a* if to bestow Aleek Scott pe -. d down at |., i evening, tin* Dresden at to 

* n , nj V* v T,u 11 Rift hr, u-t. lie 4 do this morning, not the Hungarian ..t 7 this morning. «... 

i .j!*, '* “ firm voice to the veteran*. *• l ire, iny. friend- ' ' bound lor NcwOrl, ,,.i. 

pii-m'.*, k n , , r ix "7 maT' *K-' ’USSlT.i -I 1 )' ' " *i t’." "*•*•' -«*».•«»>* ist.»ii«2 — ti,.- * 11 


ri.vorsTriA'*, Nn:ni./' — A letter 1m* been received by H^9»rrot.dl*foon» 

the Crystal Palace Company from Lord Derby, permitting t’loia-foipM* » moL du^uuot 

the removal or thl* interestiug column, and it* erection in .' u '*?•«? dwJLn!&T!ro 

tlie FydonhEm ground*, upon romlition thoLthe Govern* K'''' , l'C*ruiina .7..7.7..7...7...^^@f^ , |t r^ne'dl^iront llJfi 

ment may hereafter reclaim It on payment of allexpcnec* ifo •r^a^.,?/!7.7.7.1!7.!7.77.!!7'77\777'.77i«i l 3froll^^«2ro! 

incurred in tho trauflt. Step* have b«*on already taken '^8 ,j f e«al. dl^urt Rl ® " 

to efi.ict the removal of the column from Egypt. Other In- Indinua. . .' ’.'.'.'.V.’.’.Hdl fo—nt dn- ww t 

nf Antlqullr from Imjiir xml Korn«ck ““'* ‘® l 4*ft»*" 


gewOrle mi Wholewtle Price * C, 

CAIUUTnxT OOMWaiP EVERT TX1I 

Aw IV *ff**r**r, f y- 1 , 

-1. -.»>< &::: 

E-ri Ud.» -11 — llfl Nallfc iaiod Fdft - 

Uannro — — — — BfVU Item, 

"Sl&rr- . - >h i 

•SSf’.V.r.' Scttatr: 

zz - , 

_ „ _ „ 7 2 

Brlelu, »*.. it4 , m TThTi IN 

Ukl 10ft 100 do,Mnm«r.. 118 

Eaxliak Etr. , , . rt rt UM Wfax,..,.x aei | " — n 


KaflUli Porter . V 10 
Fr. Wino.it 100 • 00 

>rM, ft loo fo.. - ft* 


^ , vu r,r* r r it. ■ : 




will accompany ll. 


Ur.MoVAt. OF *•* Im.axo.— Mr. Jua. .McOroakty has mode 
a proposition to the port w«rden* of Camdon, N. J., for 
♦In* removal of Smith'* I*|an*I from the Dulaware, to a 


laiJii'.-. duo,™, ,,£ ,, *r ■••••_ ,, 

nd'.«x. . . ... S5l V . ,ot. A wrtrtl _ I. 

■i®' *■ -*"■ uSrtj::!:::: - « 

0-uiun.ri.t.l i.i.d Adrien, la, nlKnnk.GrtrartN . Vn.nl.dU'tnx, 

No. I.. ........ — 10 


COrter. — tft 

OllTsUortki" ,H 

Jt.l«rt.i.ul. IH 

Ssw. r “A. » iw 


zz 2&U. 

inw - H - 10 fotMten. 

Ucteyre.;.... - - IH 

Ri. D.miinfo ... Indie f 


•'"|*I|‘|.mss M aii. .—T hen' ha* l**eu no mail received «-nmvai ot smith * Island Trom the Do 
lie:* from N'-WGrUmn* f"r a Week depth of four fi*et below low water, mark, f^r. 

Fim m il Giism'p i p. eember 2.-rfh« funeral' <,7kKM)00. 
oh-, qiih* which tire^tuk'ng place in t hi* city .to-day nre " r. jr 

the most grand. Mfieiijn aud Imposing ever witnessed here. ExtkkouoinAxv Viialiiv ahu Enih'rakck 
K nrsrirTi-K-Arii- J'rn A*. Dec mher 2 — Great freshet* liave nimbi HUilolln. not Idng the death of Mr. ‘flam 1 
pended 1 1 * t ” iU ‘ 1Jt ‘° rK, ‘ 4 ' TraV ' 1 0,1 U "’ railronds 'i* *uh- a„ old T,*«au of high standing, which took p 

11,1 L'aiimi.ina . y i 'Aiiiii —Win T. D.'Sr.uisuru Imu been L \ * c ^' r * rt- wu y H • • 

el'ctedt 8. Senator from 8,. nth Carolina. ^ ,r Lucky wa* wounded in lShlbytheln' 

FuMi.ms^-KreiglitsiuNea V-.rk have largely advanced. September lH42he We' shot in tlie, skirmish 1 

tv oil, tlirough hi* chest, the hull vnteriiig ui 

: pie, and passing out Under tlie shoulder blade 

Di^'.t * — The Mucon an I M’i stern Railroad we reiiu mlier (for we witnes'ed the same) that 
Compahy have hu*n mulct, <1 in .^r* Wmi damage* in lllbb borsejaick "ver half an hour uli,*rwa*d*.' 
co.,- . fur Injurli-x ,,l„...| l,y a.|,a.-:-,., w .r wlm co, ..11 O rt *"»»or from U*x'*r umlt-r the old Kcpuk 


NEW OR LEANS M ARKETS. 

A fair amount of boainuM hao U«n dim* In our foaorml markot «inra 


depth of four feet below low water, mark, tyr..tbv Bum of divdaU of our Irol wrokly rarlaw, ihougb tha IradmMtepUaUav* b*«o 
<,7kKM)00. !»•* active Ilian during lit* |>rrvU>u« wc«k. Crtlon kaa d»clla*d folly 


>,c during lha wMk’.RuKar >i(aft^ c ,and Molroaea Tbarterka 

KXTRROR DinAh V ViiALlir AHU JSnpuRANCK.'— T he Indi- of WrtiUrn proxlur. ar* *1111 ligM, Md holdaia of inoal deKriptloro 

uilobt lluiletin. not idng thu death of Mr.‘flamu«l II. Lucky h " v * realirtil advanuJ rate*. Ou Tu*a<lay morning wa puMUfcad 

I»n ohl T,*«au of high standing, which took placo recently ^ , , ' f0unU o{ tk* »tae«nr. Bahir, wblri, arrived at Naw York o« 

a C Victoria, say* : Hand»y nigbl. bringing date* hum Urarpo©! to tba 11th all, four day*’ 

, later Ilian lha intellL’anm brought by tha Aomrlra. Bh* ranorlad a daU 

Mr. I.uckj, ■Ki.x KOUtplci] In M« by the InJJ*'"'. »uj In c.iux, Hrtk.t rt l.,..r,xx,l up u,„,.p.,lrt rtk., J.prtluiT»ul'-b» 

September 1M2 h" we • shot in (h«t*kirmlab with General f„ r u . iiira# d>«a «r ikA/h, , . 

Woll. through hi* Chest, the hull entering under thu nip- , , K , “ y #f ^ ^ mu " ln , ‘ Tor ^ 

I'l", »'"1 1'“— ,"rt ..ut uuder tin- rhoutder bud.-, mud »«ll d . iTro., 7, ’ ‘'“‘‘"“•'"'•“•‘Va 


B». II - * 

Bheollilng tl 

do* tallow mala) — 18 -99 

-a, 

dF Naotackai, . — II — 40 

Tallaw ........ • 

Adamantina a — — — — 

iter 91* -nx 

TamdAmarUro - ♦>< - 10 


WoaterB, Vbbl.l— ’89 

Cider* fkUl 


ec.^Ga.. fm* Injuries *ti tained l»y a;pas>eiig,*r wlm got ou 
a freight train after being told hy the cn^uetor thill the 
coin puny did not cquvey passenger* hy tliut truln. The 


last Senator from Uexar under the old Republic. ■ 

Kvoi.iaii Game — It i* no uncommon thing for Knglisp 
game to be kold in the NewYork market. Some of it i* 


ime) tiutlic remained 6 Jf’ . W ‘ 4aUl, f VflutAg 'X®'*' r * *> NT^.™r”: l 99 • 

crwuAds, Hu won the V ft- k,*ter.tey ll,0 Eiropa’a rocounUeMua tohaod, Cwrfca. fM 

(■I it .1,1.11/, _ t'liibra, lug Liverpool date* to’tha 90Ui Nov«mbar. liar advlraa ateta _Valvrt......... I »• * 


rmi.rl ‘; , "* r "“' "“*‘ Vli'T »'"* tn md brought nut fur Urn ux. nf Kugllrt, .tniu.rl. 

cull! led io recover : l.ul ill" liirvll ..I.uud I.i rlltu.r. .. .... 


wise.'* r '*"' ir >. 'Ul 1 IM Jury, it . 'tux, thought oilier- plus sold on their arrival there. We have heard of five J f.,r U«#toa via Halifax. 

— — - * -- -• -rt— - pair* of English pheasant* sold on Saturday, the 20th ult. I Dur wcatber bai l«,»u cool, wltii oeraaiooal baavy raia during lb* 

Mahcii or I.Mi aovr m»at,— T lio llrooklyn Eagle say* : for ff> 00 a pair, and Kngllah hare* at f 1 60 apiece. The 

T , U " r " '“N-Ulx. "f lb:»l l'| ««'»««» A"*; Thr, htr. . to.ullfu, 

city. In* made a purtrliOB# nf about one hundred acre* plumage, elegant form*, and delicate flesh, nnd are choice *„ n4 ^ r ,gHte f„, th. UB iira «..«k ...» iw.otw bahi. Ou Baiurday, huw- 
of real estate, in the heighborhood, of Wlllimiishurgli and wi,l ‘ epicure*. The Euglish hare U no better than » T rr, Ihrr* waa but llllla of tba aptrit of Ul. pravlouaday tu tba dmaod, 

Brooklyn, tor the SUIII of 1*126.000. It i* intended llir the Aimricuil rubblt.and to the taste* Of many not so an.l iua rale* did uolaica»d ftuoo Ulaa, prU.a rainaiaiag without alter- 
building. g'X’J' Tlje,B, l ulr y w*a •fill limited on Moaduy, rod Ur#ly4«*» Ulaa 


panulibo of (iotl. 
Nov. 20, 1802. 


W. 1*. Mii.i.bii. 


Mahcii or Imi*hov» m».*\t, — T lie llrooklyn Eagle say* : 
I’ T llarnuin, in coiinectlon with R. G, Neill*, of that 
city, li t* mad,) o' pundnifte nf alamt one hundred acre* 


•labruring Liwrpo,d , Intel to the 90th Nov«mk«r. liar advir#* ateta 
tha anlra f tba tntira weak in tba Liverpool market at SI.VUu Ulaa, of 
whirl, aooo ware lak«u for export ami fttM) on aiMe-ulatioa. rrien bad 
brt.ii in Uvur of buyora, and lha iptutetiona for Orlaroa war* givan al 
Ijft.l for Fair and 63fd for Mlddlmg. Tlin nail ateamar due froiu Uv*r 
pool la tha Niagara, of Cunard’a lino, which wa* to hav* teflon UntlU, 
ull. for ifoatoii via llalifai. 

Onr wcatber bat Uan cool, with ocraaioaal baavy raia daring Ik* 

COITON— Our leal ravlaw doted upon a vary octiva foltoa Market, 
the a.tlea of Friday rarobteg tb* Urge amount af 11,000 Ulaa, Bank og 
an nfrfragate for Ih* entire w*«k ,..'*0,000 bale*. On Saturday, how- 


HiKStf! 

Br.Low.Oaaabg 

do.Va.do.Mad- 

TickingaVwd- 

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Died, ut the residence of her futhcr-in-luw, 

Alujor Henry Turney, Amanda F. Harper, . ov ' NotEMm a 4 —The Senate, i.u qouiormlty inuko u pit better ronlietl ho nl’ tlie orin'ino-** car* were badly mu', MimI one p,... wasvery eurious- 

QOnBOrfof A. G. Tlirhey, and secopd Uaugh- the lie 1» tl pi Uv r 'd It L<>a (Vtt'frr'uruieMhi* duy at' main, 1 in “ 'dn’t u p.mmellor von do rttntfi of New ly lujurvtl. n»Ml Iimny w,r«* NliKlttly bruisvtl. 

ter nf W W „n,l \1 '1' Hurrier ill tin* , h'' usual place of meeting, Prince'.), *1*01110 Napoleon Ro- 11,11 ^’ uu c ‘‘n't hraetirf in dixit e- rt.” 

. >\ . turn *1. • * ’ , impurte acting as President. Thu Prince President of 1 hlS Uocisjoil, aceuunts for the fuel tlmt Now ' i ‘ l ‘ *' Rama'u.— T he Rritish brig 

twenty-Hoeond year of her age, on the loth ih,* Semite expressed Mms.-ir h.ui.wd: * Jersey Vnot'i 11 tTio United Stdites! ( »i.i another Vw r*'»f« urriv.i at Philadelphia. ,,n th.* 2uth ult., in ten 

of November Meur* lr$ Suititnus — Tho PrpMdent nfthe Bupublic lion OCCttblon, tilO Uittno lUgnitlU V Kllid to ll itll'V wiio fr "'“ ^ P-ris suit very -. are.* at Long 

convolwd d* to deliberate ou this Important movement ol lmd heunTisteilimr to n •* 1 - 1 , Island, and that uot two carg.as went t" bu had utimug 

Our Buffuring Amanda Is ut rest. Sj,o Sfi«wf U r 2g'’o& 

. Bleeps m Jesus. 1 ’ Calmly and peaeeluliy a« tor the Freuah jieopie. i* the r. minlseence ufuii lunnortui tlio Statu s ‘*;SbeiitlomoiiHof dcr Hhoory, Htlinjid ti... niit.i,,,. .1, 1 „ , , . ,i.. , 

un inluiit nfotfoi in iu mutl.mu brea»t, »bo 2'* jv! “rk' ''T/'T "" ^ nuX 

full nuli'i'p upon tlio Bosun, of her God, with 

tho lull hope ot a joyous waking in that great discoverUYof our Mine, applied t«, public works and ing-f troo do Khtreots, undven lio trivcs dm- |.;*m, th« interest mu d,h, i» v.m v. rk 1,8 1 1 L 

Wight world whore sorrows cumo not. 1'“.' ^ ^ *"•'* «*?“ T ut »'* l "‘ 1 ' ^ 

nnnrly live yearn the victim of dte«W. »ud ^ ir"! Uow N- 7% '"77 ' "" 

Butiurmgriol no ordinary character, she howed Na|»oh;inian dynasty, hecuum, thoucceosiuu „r that Uy- York, 1 finks he will nlituul »i •*„{ in .Jor-cv , "r* 1 N V . D"J to roll from that port 

1,,,,. 1 . i • *. „ i,. tl.u misty hufnr Fritnce the plbdge of u *t^ble and pn iiarou* ninl M.'.enlnvn I ,;„1- l,„ i... .. ..,* , 1 for tho co**t. of Afrie i in abpuf u wek or ten duyi. The 

•» It with unmurmuring Hul>ini6Kion to tin. mtur,*; aud la cause, by i»uttlug an eud o> our civil tiis- . t„", I,l! " ?“* *"'V* ' U. -lll'lll'", Ia w„l. jnp |, r UM ll 

“ffliutinn rod Of a tomnuruincnt mieuliarlv wii,l"«<.a wil "*»"»" "< ,''">ui"ilmti"ii Aru-r '•J'WJKnuj.unt a ull bu killy. \ you »lm!l say. 

int r',u. ,,i a lomporumoni pc«a,.a y u l, y-.u »r» »Wut tn pro, i-r,'..,-.- n!iemli.i*'*P , » of Go ? -ini, lie killy. o.lcr . s - ,■ , „ r 

RUhyant and elaatie, she was ever genial and menus that then* should not be for tlm future any inef.ni- not kilty? If you wav it* ixh kilt v I flumIh him- «. , t ... , . u r * J' r n ,T H 

l 1)ltin • . .... . . ,v ph*te deV"te,lne-H. nor H..y*prnvi»loitxl adhesions Every t,, shtMio it.. *' • . V 1 llm;k r In Phila-Mphl , together with.the difcTling adjoln- 

PPyi. 0V0B in alll i e turn aud trouble. Nhe WU u who niicupu a pariiu tlieiloverniiieiitiHphdged /•/ .* La Hnwuu, mid dwu yettr.s. Ah l In* ii, K . were d, 'ir"><- M*> ilm ,.u Mu. 2*uh ult ih,* inmate* 

)""l tarty sought for nnd oBtuiuoil tlial holy la^jrt i !" "* i . Wj' ^ 7 ^ 'ot'Il "« S *" ' '• h-'r '>y J-mp'-w r„ n, „... , ...r a . r.-.i «»: 


to I, ouib Napoleon. tllOU, ’ BUltl tilO bfilHl'd lawyer,, * s RlippOKO 1 show AMirjlf.h IUiuidw, (Jni.i.isiov.-— Tlie express and mall 

Aii extraordinary supplement of the Mouiteur contains y° ur honor tlm t I am n oounBfllof of tlio fcjii- ,rw * nH ‘* wu “' m, ° «*"lli-ivn on the night of the luth ult.. 
the tollowliig account of tlio proceeding* of the donate: • plume Court of t ho United States'” •* it ton* t oear Springfield. Ghio Roth engine* uiid two haggagH 

vemm" Vn*' 1° Nl, V : «»i U - t ■■ i 4 * ,r . ,u ** r, V. fcI iu 1 . <:<, “ I ; ,riull > make u pit' better,’ * replied 1, 0 nf the ert..ino: car* n>«re badly Murohnt 4)i„* pa-.-ng-p Was very *uHou«- 
tllii lt.-Iil'lpin-. 'iixl',ao”.|i.to.M\i^ui.. 1 l’llil'x ",hiy i.V uou'm i'll ‘'f' 0 " "i"' 1 a K"UI,»cllir von do Stntfi Of Ni-W ly loj'lr.-.l. Mil., I"'."y ». n- -i'Mhlly brill-.., I. 


ie Aim ricuil rubbit, and to thu taste* Of many not to au.l IU* taUedid iwl*ir*«Kl ftuoo Lai**, prfo«a remaining wilktsil alter- 
„nl. elite,. Tb* inquiry wroalill liuiiteU ou Monday, Mdl«ral/dU0tf bale* 

27 . cboiigad trod*, u, x| of wliirb ware tekaa bafor* lb* rrcipl of dte- i 
Till: Younoest Pxmidevt. — Franklin l’ierco is thu p*uL**"O«»u«clug0i*.»rtl**l of tlm Battle •( Naw York. On Tu**4«y 


i). IUiiA>Uft— Tit" 


tun ooiiate expressed himselfa, l.illow* : . Jerhey is not in tho United Skates! On anotliei* 1 »rriv*4 i»t Philadelphia, on the 2utb ult.. in ten 

A/ti»r» In Suittlrun — The President of the Republic ha* OCCttblon, tilO Blttno lUgnithry Kllid to II jury who fr "“' r ‘ l*"«ts salt Very retire* ill Long 

convolu'd d* to deliberate ou this iuiportunt inoveuniit ot | IUt l | K . L . n Ii 8 teni,lif.t0 a “ trial” l.ofoiu him of I ^" d - ,h “ l u "t L wo cargo,. s W-ere to bu had among 

suuh extraordinary unthuslaMii. which Impel* the pouula- .... . n 7- 11 '» "no mm oi ^ 

lion to the r, '•establishment ot ihe Empire The Empire an unfortunate ftliow lor Ho, mo otioiiOB against 


1 * Tl ",' * x l' r "-- ""J '""'I yimiiR-xt n)«n kIio lux .»ur bin ilKtocl Proxldiul of tho l> rnurolu., ud a r.» Spxrtxhni,, 

''"'I ""'* Uuil.-rt Htwt.'A. lI«’lA4)jcuAOf'i(A. W».l'l"glon, John ‘••".x u..,l,sxs .o.", . drtlU. rt 

R"tll engine* and two baggage . , I ,r of lli« pr«c*dmg Friday for nfarly all grad**. Adrantef** war* **UI 

' "... “ **"*'••: *'«*«*>»■ M"'ll«"". M«moo, Joli" <t“l“cy AJamx. rf .„ a u p, 1)v „„ w.d»».l. r , ... u, u,. .uro.rt.vKuU. 

e slidt I I "7,1 ' ul * Hit Ten Were each 68 \ Jackson 02, UarrUou 68, d*chna from Tuaadsy'a r*i**, wlitu * goad damrod iprrox Up, rMulUng 

Taylbr 60, and Polk 40. in *»l :• of H.Ww bole*, prif** on Tburtday w*r* quite irrefuter, rod 


. , ,r , , , i .' . of th* pr*c*4in* Friday for aroriy all grtda*, Ad.ante*.* war* *011 fodiro. . . .» fo. - 49 

Adb.n-, Jefferson, Madison. Iip.nroe, Johu putney Adam*, o(f . r , d ^ Uiy . n vn w.dnroday. U,ou«b not te tb* ..urn of . .juoubte MaJ5*». . T.“. - S 

and Van Rdren were each 68 f Jackson 62, UarrUou 68, a*cla,a from Tu**day'a r*i-., wl,«n o R owl d«uw*d up, rwltfog Sf*** {££!' 

Tuylor 6ti. Ulld Polk 4P. in *»l :• of U.ftOO Ld«*. Fric«* on Tburtday w*r* quite irrayubu, rod Ohkoiu. »u|,. . 419 

. ;r~r~ -j. ipo* lytlllimor* Id tevor of boyar*, lb* Uoruactioo* of tba day nu- llliadte A Blo.do. 4 90 

Ax INTFI.LMI.5I I Uohsk.— S ome year* ago the oilixens of ^ 9M> b 7 ,r *' fouin.M wro limited to ftftoo brtro, i _ 

Centrevllle, In. liana, were often uuiu-ed by lho ct>uductof «akir.« ro Ddarryat* for tb* w**k of 41,800 bote*, tba grtuUr jkuI of Krttkrr*, il ii — 94 

n horse, when. wiGi others. h« won turned into t lit* barn- wbkb Lro U«u uk«D fyr Enxland, tbwugb lb«r* bnv* b**a *oat« pur- Flwaaecd MpU* — — 

yard to be watered. Gnu day. approaching thn trough cba*«ra forth* CootiMflh of Krnop* rod th* North. Tb* rote* yatter- u,* .) 1!^ 


CoJUoFrtete... - » - 1* 

J.roa, K.oUckj - 44 - 48 

Liro*y*, Ky,... — 89 - U 
do. Erotera .... — II -99 

„« 

EoglUk 9 44 14 49 

IU..,.. |»9 9 94 

Aui.N,a«.9aI 0, yd — It - 94 

^Kgwood^CTup) 18 00 94 49 
do. Bt. Doming II 00 >4 44 
Fwalie, Touipwt 19 00 19 04 

fad In. . .Tfl foT — 44 144 

Madder - It — 11 

Illiaote Allo.do. 4 90 8 

Bt. Louie, City.. • 9 44 


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fei 


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*»Wr**md 

Mulatn 

JB&E: 

OaFlroUtem .: - 


Maud, and that not two cargoes were |., be ba t among y"™ 1,1 'lay' apprimclllng thn trough chM.r*ior IU. c.nmiwn.o, r...,uy* un.i {loria. iu* rote* y**ter- 

the is Li 1 1 - 1 ft ■*> mid finding It empty, he Ijelaed the puill]) baudle, to the day waraaiill low.r,»ud for mai qua! ill*# w* rwluca our 4uotrtioa* 

surprise of the wituesses. between hlH teeth, aud pumped fully H c IF ft* Tb# r'lranpteofUMi w*«k ar* 19,801 bale*, egaiiut 94,044 

,, , I,.,. , ,, , , , . , . ,, water sufficient for IliutM lf and the other Ht»r94*. Having bate* for lb* coiwajewding p»rtod trot y*»r, aod tba total r.caii.Ual 

111 I It si Ulgll I* i I ' he eity MileerlptiOH to the lliu- begun, he wus ultuwed. wheu ho iucliued. to wail upon ihi* port *"te« tb* 1*1 Bepu-iniM-r have b««u 62H,ft44 bol«*. aoaiiiat 811 tftl 
Pittshurgll an t Kt' Uhenviile. Railroad' lm* been taken hy himiielf Ulid crynpaul IIS afterwards. Rut It was observed lull,,' J.m.dai# laal yror, abowiDg au Incr***. of iftodM btte* Wo 
Messrs, W. A Hill X bankers, ot New York The that he always drove the other hor*e*'away until ha had MW ‘looioi 

I, ..".IX U.V.. il.ir.y V »r- r«". W “ *«**' *>** •"* ‘" r ““ ,M I 


Messrs, IV. A Hill X hunkers, of NewYork. Tin 1 
bonds have thirty years to run. with eon pons attached, 
the interest payable iu New York. 


NEW OIG.KANB fl.ABKIKICATION, 


juiuuuttiuuuA. u UttvoiloWBUtouIs uta in Now * 

Vork, 1 t'inkx 1,0 will sllluul „ l- .w7i .Ii'l'-vy, b, ‘*^ *“ N ' ,w '" rk f ""' l l “ I*" 1 I" -"" from Oiat P'.rt 

»,"l 'K-r, -lu re I , ,„L l,„ l,„ „ Vivl ; ,„,'l j«u7 7 u 7'“ V '* "" 

.-liu'lpro,„p„i' 8 „11 bo kilty. V„, v„u h 1„,U H.iy, ‘‘ 

Khentlmiwn’* ofdo »h, ,>.<•)• -*—1*1, lie killy, "'lor ti.m 


Piuu aurmrt* Auamar Fmi A commendable precaution 
for tlie extinction of fire is thus lulled iu the t.’iuciuuatl 

Atlas: 

Wii hoppeued to b > present yesterday morning at the . 

1 1 ii rt..... 11,11... tt-l.il.i ll... .ih;.. ,.r lx.KA.ral Hl " r * 


Inforlsr 1 Oyijx* M ddliDg Fair. . ...’ aga *V 

Until ary Fair..* -3l35 

Middling... GwatFair | -fill^ 

Good Middling 9 (0*914 hood aud Fate..;. ....... 


for tbo coa*t. »f Africa in about u week or tell duyi. The I Ruriiet House, whilst the officers of several iusurancd 


coHipuui- s were inspecting thu premises, aud witnessed au 
arntngi iiieul that wa Gunk would be exceedingly useful 
to other i-irgu hotels or manufactories hi ease of fire. At- 
tached to t tic building Is im alatui bell, which 1* only rung 
in case of fire on or uuar-fud premise*. The servants are 


corrux AND TOBACCO STATEMENT 
i u i*„o Cotton— bate*. p 

414,919 I 


MroV.ral.I.UJ. II ftfl * » 
do. No. 9 Ill M 44 

do. No. 9 » 49 • J} 

lUrring.f ba» -44 - W 
Frwlft* fk«. 

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ffcvV: 

LSEl«x>.. 


Exported to data 

yaaterday 


14,>46— 9n»,&44 
■ CM, 1/1 4 


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11,964 

. ft— 11,841 


ull iuatruoted, l)non the instant the hell strikes, t" repair I Hlork uu baad nol rluaied 


to th" large Vfstihulo. thereto receive instruction* how to 


TOUACCO-Tb* TobOMo Market boa Uaa at a ateiul, rod w ft bava 


IRBuon^O which oomes lYom God tvluiio, mid 
saiictititiH the mural nature. Unobtrusive and 
inodi'Ht, her piety, earnest, and hcartd’elt, 
spoke hot in words, hut in her life. 11‘ her 
life failed to convince allot’ the potency of 


from- God alone*' iuid client* Itguilt III fr&'J I bus showing h"W eoitetant il i* in * ==sr-r man threw tor eliild out which wiih caught by a tl renin n 

. • • j It.ft gratitude, iuid h"\v ju-t iu Us judgments _ aiid tlie i), w ith iter •elotiieH on lire rim b np, d. out herself 

ure. nouirusi\eanu How i» it p«rsslbl«* H"t tu recogmn* 111 all till# tho Auger, , Free Trade H.\.Vuri.f IN* M im iii sti i: Kmj- hut ill Mie fall was serimidy iuJered. AnoMi'/r 1,'iuiate 
•nest, and ■ heart-felt, "I hi vine I'r'.vpM.c* who iulh.-i fury worst limes never -The llritiali Free, Tr«, let h uiqour’lu Ire sprang out of «U« upper window. 

. , .... «ea8«Uto watch uvr fiance, iu thi* phenomenon of aiffiiuit „„„ .s-- - . . x . *1 u 

t 111 her ute. il her Idefitloal eveutsugam taking pUceut lifcy year* distance • umiijs.^imMi luiceHtura (leiyuiHlntl loll oil 

nil r>f thn iiotuncv of Th. popular liistlnet which aeclaiuied Nanojeon, again di*- 1 arlliiinont. As a ])i'e])iintto)*y Htnu, tliUV-hehl luuiiitiMOiinnm; CiMinti - ('apt. Treat, of tin* 
U1I OI Ull puioi y pi»»ys jiRelf at presei.tin Hcdaimlng. by the nunieor Nupn- a grand lmiiqiiet at Mancht'stLT, on tlio ‘j'l ult., bark Nancy T/.-at, arrived »t N. w York on T.nv,UyJhe 

ou,-, nut eve., theinuet r l,ioh '»> J''» ir 1 ‘'*»*lv'i'« w«X «a «n ", A 

ill unimpressed by her to y.iu Messieurs li'H Sruaiteurs, tu give to the iiatioiial will M,,1 ‘ ,, *aiiy ul the in imolo speeches. .\buul2H0U tlie dry sejisoii had bn'ii pin s.*vei,' a .v.-r experienced 
ll. uUiu a unrmiiM mnre tt r ‘‘«‘R«r oondiM ratiun and to draw up III" Hemuut Con- tieketj* lYero dispuMod of, nnd hlJidl^Js; it is said, Mien* and liadlfijqred 1 1,- cro| , (o-a great cx-ienl. The 
«h"-h will e.O'biM, | he I'l.-.s "I i !«.* Empire It is wero disujijiointed o\ m t lion. That tlWre weiyj aroiitli wliuh ha ( Him * very great lmd il»« 


Date .......... — 49 

Corn, in *ar,tU»kl 

do.tbelUd.lHuk - It 
Broiu,Vbtl... | 09 
ti**p*wd(r, 
CuuiMMi, «l kag 9 14 
_ Bportlow .. «44 


uel, and l" bu Mlalioued tiirougnout thu building to pro- b«*r.: of au uai.mmUmm oi roy ui*ftuUu.te Unrter •♦** prot week, lb* 8|»»»rtii.»r 4 

vent robbery, or destruction of properly. The bell wa* ,, u i y uanaartforoUteg 14 Urie taken ro Tu#*d*y rt»Kc|» tt, , 

rung whilM w» were there, ami loslaully from all quarter* w „, y¥ . lurxlmyu u private term*. Wo croUuu* u quote wlrthm*. do" ibol fr | 

Of Ibe house earn* pouring lu au army of servautil. ahum bult , r w .tro.lrol: do. I4ky)« t 


arluec with axes, amt arranged Mj. uisvlvca iu order, front- 
ing l hn elefk's iiffic*. The/ were unprepared for the 
alarm, and u<> little cousiernuiiou wm visible iu their 
faces, supposing Mm Imusu to be ou flru. 


till' ruliijon rtl.e lived, com', not uvul, tlio inoat I';"" Ul, ti".- I'linm- *li" li»« lor lour yi arx K ..v.-n,.><l 

' , . ’ , .... . France with ho much prudence ami cleverness libilmig 

uici'fuulTiTJIIf could I'CIUUin UlillUprussod l>y hpr l" you Messieurs le* Sr initeurs, t»» give to th" iiaMo'ual will 
dentil 11 1 . c .1 . . ... „ » regular consecration and to draw 1111 tin* NVnaMi* fort- 

1 It r lust ol Clirtll M llS ft- Stlin )|1 mort. which will uiiahUih the basis of the Empire. Ills 


.1 "iiiuinwiMni,,, iwiaui n ni'ic 'iiHiiiiuuimeu even t Iron i lmt Liiuiv weiw* 

vi.T’ ?Mt 7 ,M -‘ r “ UU,le : u "' ur « ,,mc ‘"' “ ,or ° CU "' Moi f*!'."-' ,'i »vi(li-'l, "a woll »a 

Huetug, tliuu over impassioned oratory Ut- glory .Ol ourn uniry For luyself. Me^teur* les rfena- lelltn tuiil ‘iHjlities, Ih (put « apparent from the 


the dry sejisoii had l« >*11 pm novel <• L M. rcxperl 
there and luotlro'qr' d lh^or<i|'i <o-^ great ex-lcnj' 


ilarui, and Itlll*- consternullou wm Visible iu their bL’UAU-'l'W#baib**a a grod U.wauj fur Sugar Uoriu* lb* port 
lice*, supposing tlm houftd to be ou flru. w##k, Uiiowiug u» il* krovy rMalpU r«<**Uy, yrte«*i 94 w* Mated u» 

- ---- #*r|.i#Urorory«#irork.,b*v#UlUnuf X^l4e|(tt. Tk*w#*k'* rtlrt 

„ 1 , , ’ 1 ,, , i, ai 1 m 1 siuibrrt* ab9«t 1«44 khitej uf wktek I4M w*i# tek*a (a Ik* roriw m*| of 

■ 1 >■ - ,M lU " lur >"' 01 r-urop*. U"7 >'**• XOUM U', rtrth, IUXI m W.jBMdav, lloo ro TkxroU,. roj llro ,.SLr. 


1 Tllesd*J' i _Mie - . 

a. state* MmY' I’ oi.m k — -In the large elite* of Bun-pe, they hava found 
r experienced it necessary to establish a sutionary police, and why not 
I'xJeup 'J'h" adopt the' practice lu Aim ricau cities ♦ A u officer, day 


drotiili- wiikdi ha i also Iti-cift v- ry great, had mud" Mie T apd iiigiit, ill every square, or within caliiug dtetaure 


d (,> AIFairteFiro * 8kQ4M “ 

1, tuu 1 tur iur'euauro..6j44**>li|CbolrtrodS*UtilU>*# 8X(|»4 ^wTJVra w r^oj - 

J(Mlt-TW# ba* b**ti a gwud il.iuroJ for Sugar daring lb# part Jo. daw-irttod. I 

k, UU owiug Ui IL* heavy r.c.q.t. *oi|y, ^rle*#, a* w* *tol*d iu da. baakted. ...- 

[■r.lirouary r*u«ik.,bav*telUuuf ^14091 ft. Tbawwk'.rtlrt ll tfj. • 

rw» ateiul luOO bb,lr, uf wbicb 310.0 w*i« lakan iu tb* torly part of WXa MaaTffoi - 
»#*b, Iissjod W*ilu*aday ( Duo 00 Thoratey, rod IftOU y.eterday. i- 

uut» 41.0 te a* follow* ; J*H|8lpMpM f 

»"» teCrtqqmq 93f#8M | Pri**a MuICbote* fttertdlT uJrodME^ I 


'inciu}r t than .over impassioned oratory ut- glory *or our country. t . N 

tcred. 'J'l.D tfheinbin.’; ...»<i thitornns wnmilll u '" l> - yi'ddlug loscruplss or H purely |s r ..11 ,1 rharuM.-r. lullu.Wlllg sample of thu hill u] lain ; v* -pH 

Hio ant, nlung nnd timorous woman, n, ; lHim iiu-ut n„i„lwiuiit-s; 0000 r.-jiii >,.»• 

WbencUM to •* walk tl.roUgll ll.odavk valtey wipl,,",; SOO^Wtf'^erjr ««.l h, ,-,„ v 1..-", y l„v, 

1 !RJ9 shadow of death," fearlessly and tri- directing the discus*!' u. 


water .-cun* 

taut VD 


wliich wu* very ser* rely ft-u by tlie inhabi- 


““'!;!“"‘ t 'y m"t the approach of the “King 

a! ‘TV : 'T inB u,,m ' 1110 ttrui * her Uo - tel- 

'•liter, Hilo l, learcd 110 iivil, his rod lllld his nppropriattd to the speaker* of Ml" Government and In 
Stull' 1 |,i' v (•<>!. roivYi 1 V\ *.i 1 . ‘1 » 'the tfaiile. ol His High im**. tlie Prince I'rvoidciit of the 


Republic;' pres'.-pted Mm mens, ig" 


•• I’rvoideut of I 
hicll having he 


B tull‘ tlu-v Ci>ii>r,.MlvVl 1 • , 1 1 • 1 I -K » l 'th" ufuim*. Ol His llighltee*. tile I'rinee I'reaideilt of Mm 

• • ** y hDIIlloi D d her. \\ 1th hci'Olt* blih- itepubiic.' prcM/pte.l lie* lliens.ige. Which having been 

'“'‘•■'itiii, with unmurinm iim acouiosccncu. tho u»‘ ,l MiiiUt»*r of Hint** withdrew, pud Immediately a 
fund < l<>« . j>ropositiou to uiudify the (.‘nuktituMoii, signed by ten 

-UOUtlUg inotliur lulimiuishod her iduli/.ed Benalora. Wtq» liund' d to the j’resident of till Senate, uinj 

'“•*■-■ •* 1 ..nil..". 11. .1.1 Iv ill.. Ukl ll.rt.rol. Vi,... 




reuq. t ie at l MIAvvT iuj»e wiiietr. w pud immediately a | tlv . i,I. d a kind uf arlilh lal gunno. wliich can be bad at 

un. position to tuudlfy the Gnuatiiutiou. signed by ten , . ... . , . 

Benalora wro handed t<» tho president of the Senate. *mj [v ** c,,t{ in*,uuhty to tlm imlural The guv 

subaequeully lUe Gureiurm iU named UU. iiaroch Viou- erument of llavuria haa determined to giyo Mr. You ilrei 


CH ; *1800 lima f sand wicluts ; .‘RIOO IVuit mind- Iwvimiom •• o. I»^i i-m> 'rtqv NewYork Express 

.. . »... mn 10 MDOllttir ..... uouur ", , (?•''?* -' H >t^H*».l || "X|'ry -,,.,111 Klt-IIK lim'iy li.vls ;■ l.'1'rnx.U'M », » , «r>1 I' (■«.'-« refrow lull"" o) "" .Ml'iB.Oui uv 

recting tlie dh-cusHi' u. 1000 Id tu; K Ofirriint turts ; 200 l>l»is. IrjHutl i Ih : lady w«- eatled >n to.t.-tily iu regard to evilaln * ran- tralfu in Me* int< rioi 

Numerous maika of u'pprohgtion followml M Achllle 800 cwt. grape's ; 4.0 Wt. ruigin.s ; . r >() ihs. alutuuils; Himtluua gf le.r tfceeased hushaud In Me* course of tlm ouMUtry any thing bu 

.|“,L lli'. j .MI“l,I',"f .Mu,," Wl., „ “... in I r,.'l"...., I. pi .'•*•• c»Vt. Itert . 0000 "li|, lux j 0000 liuul'p mill SJJJI* Hill -I": "... li'“n..,^l 1,1'. mil- *“«;• »»«iu lUe dost. 

1&Z “CHriA^tS .SASMrt'Z.rftee* <r*ino." •“ - ""T I, ,,, To iI.Ia u." 

c opposing c"t)i»*el "ijected and wuft siJ»tMiued hy the lie- \f,. WiislihuYn,' 

f. r, .* who argued that tu lie- houid ii"t be 'ex|H*etod to K 1 '. s- in ||linol( a fi * 

(il IM, • A Gerinyn elieliiUl. Iiatued A oil Rreisueh, haa rev ..I auy ol M»e',Jylt. a', m civl r perllijillug U) thu pro- “‘41m ■ olllce-or the K 

iVl'ilted u kind uf arlilh lal guano, wliich can he ha.l at ees.ft of Wisdlig. 


would do morn to preserve peace ui.J order than five 
thousand. 'scattered over u wider spaov, without fixed lim- 
it*, as they now w«.nd* r about. 


Medical mon ure rscuiumoudod io go to .\us- 
tralfa T iu lie* interior there I* not a Mligle H R., and the 
eouutry any liiiug but •distressingly healthful’’ A for- 
tune uwaila tlu* doctor who get* there Lu tiihe. 


Uv* weak, lioru ro VV.Ju.aday, Duo on TburmUy, rod IftOU ytrtuday. 

VV* iauiv ,ji.uta a* follow* : ***jyjgWr 

lid.riur IbCucaujoB 9X<tt.8HiPriui# amlChote# 4 Kite 4k iup'ajU Cbu7.N 

Oiosl Common CUrUl.d itetfttj* Iran, >te|- 

k„.r te Fully Fair JX<ft42l .V.T.m TET:,.'.. T7T. 

W**k , *'*c*ipU,1ftlft bbJft-**po|U l 94oJbbtU. Brt lfol 

ftiul.Ah.sh.S la. riuipl* of UuUtk* w*r* wod«rste difof tba | „ t j, **i*a.rteil 

early pari of ||,* w«k, rod. iba rate' atendy rt Uc t* adU. Utterly I fov|,. |i ft . . . . . 

Ua.itr, lb* supply ba* U uu larger, w,J with roly a luudarrta da mart Nrtllioda! !*!’*' 

holder* bav* gcuaraJly aneupted 4*4jd(^99>4c r Tba wa*k’a rtUa, U- Caadug*, Aai! 7 
tJi-a,** I&UO tebl* Ukuu ytaUi J*y, auibrro* 1400 Ubl*. Thrt* hav# ba«a LMrtVar, 

•“!*• of rrop* oa pUaUliuu tu It,* exteut uf 14d,WMI ft»Hrt*> *11 rt 94* I* - . . y .**T, Ffg*^ 


M*m* — Tiw mail* from NvW Grlvan* are J 


[ oui • -usir. ss.uK.y ... - v. ** KA ltro is lb* ri.Urn. 

«,.T Kl'.'l't' u»» k. tluw, Urtk'.,.„irt.,Mi»au-..rorov4,«. 

Fli/Ult— Tb* d*uu.ud wm ge«d a*»ly hi tb* week la tb* FUw 

Mv W'ixl'Lurn, Tvho'l,,,, IM* Mdj^ 

' V r ’'*? ^"i’ r' 1 " 1 *' U'i"" .tu, ..piHt, lucludiu, .,ro Mupviil.i, Oku. M'roHMI,. 

*1,. '.III'...", ,1". ,. Ii. r .li.uriml u, A ugM",.. puLrol.rt.W ».a » i.ul. rt IM II. IroA. rt H , ro Hro- 

Vrt day 9eee, isiludiug 1484 Obi»i fraw aUaiutMtet, *t #4 MM# 94 M, 114 Ik 

i of LllfuycUe, lad., tiro on a I«0iiU*l 4*. rtd VW) K»Ua IIUrouatM «9{ aadwaTartday 1840, to- 
-rdmauco pus.ed hy th* rlwlfog 84U bbla Flro Obto at |d 80 |i bid, 444 Su^mEo* rt 44 88, 949 


‘Tlie butchers of Lhfuycttc, lud., tvro on 
I'ifoo agiiiu* i (iu ordiuauce paroed by tha Cjty L't-ua 
• ' Muu^U* '•'•sm »•*-«- ^ WljV in ..wavwJttm 




The NtaMUo Anlerieiui apoaks of ft. tnpo 
worm rrcnitly la'k^i.fn.in a di*l in that city, which im u- 
'stired 30Q foot in length, p 

IT you wnht to 'tiftdt^atatiil u lubjcct, tnlk 
wllhaman uh.w’ bn-ln™. II I,; If you „„u to under- 
stand the mm, talk about something else. 

A person Imving been inspecting some of tlio 

flnl.l v. n.t.-it l.y iiitlkinnii. lias nrrlvid at Ilm rendu. Ion 
tllal lin y will never go to I, Caron by (lie milky way. 

Misfortunes arc moral bitters, which frenuont- 
ly rcstvro tin- honllby lone of the inlml. niter It ha» been 
cloyed and sickened by the sweets of prosperity. 

The funeral enr ilcstineil to boar tlio remains 

of the Duke of IV’elllngtdn to their final home. Is to be coin 
structcd in tlio most solid nmnnor, in ord«r that It may bo 

nn*Sl*rVI>(l fur flit tiro mint urine J 


Inti rmii-w Pin <m nit:* ix Pi.|i*ia. — A mixed commis- 
Mon. which i mbrticft* England, I’ru**iaynd Persia, Is now 
ongMgi d In establishing th'* inumfery line between 1’ersla 
ami Turkey, about which there has long been difficulties 
Oof. Willinmi wi.ll known to.ninny 'Americans. and a man 
"f diameter and talent, if tlio Kfiglish Commissioner. ami 
•in the authority of a scientific American writing from 
Persia, the Boston rhroiiiclu relate* the following : 

In the prosecuting of this work, the commissioners hate 
ettme upon the- remains of tho ancient palace ghusnn. 
mentioned in tin* sacred hooka of Esther and Daniel, to- 
gether with the tomb of Daniel. Iho Prophet. The local- 
ity answers to the received tradition of ita position, and 
the internal evidence, arising from its corresoondenei* with 
t he description of the pnlace recorded in tlio sacred* his- 
tory. amount almost to demonstration. The reader can 
tin n (o Kltlier. clinp 1. t, 0. there he will rend of a l, pnTe- 
uient of red. and blue, and white, and black marble In that 
p'lbwe • That pavement still exDts. anti, as described by 
t’ol. Williams, corresponds to the description given thus In 
the sacred history.' And In the marble columns, dilapi- 
dated In ruins, the sculpture and the remaining mnrksof 
ure^iness and glory that are scattered around, tho coni- 
nilsalnners rend the exact truth of the record made by the 
sacred penman. 

Not far from the sacred palace stands a tomb : on It Is 
-sculptured the figure of n man bound hand and root, with 
« huge lion In the act of springing upon him to devour 
him No history could speak more graphically the story 
"f DatiM in the Mon's Hen. The commissioners have 
with them an able corps of engineers and scientific, men. 
and most Interesting discoveries may he expected; The 
Persian arrow-head* are found upon the palnce nnd the 
loinli. (Mass bottles, elegant as those placed upon the 
toilet table of the ladles of our dav. have been discovered, 
with other Indications of art and refinement, whieh fifrtir. 
•ufthe statements of the Dibit). Thus, tweuty-flvo huh- 
dn d years after the historians of Esther iwm Daniel made 
their records, their histories*™ verified by the peuceful 
ulbreitteiits of the nntions of our day. 


CENTENARY COLLLEGE, 


Diioomy of Embalmed Bodiw*. 

A writ<*r in th<* London Notes nnt Queries 
ftimishfif .tbo following Interesting Recount : 

A fttr weeks in elearinp out the ruins of 
n ft oW rhanel at Nunehnm Repis. In Wnrwick 
fl4r«i vhkA had keen fulled down* All hut the 
hwlfYy tower, 40 rears since, vre thmipht it 
■WWftry to trench the whole space. that vre 


SOUTHWESTERN 

John it 


till! Journal of tho.HHh. coritaittHTho following d (‘scrip* 
tlnti of the Hew .‘leamvr II 11 W. 1HII 

libit i wa believe,' the completion of the fourth lit w 
boa t which v.t have had occasion tofiMtlrc'Wlthln the past 
»"tk. Thu 11)11 !•» of the large- 1 Cjns®. anti :di*t Is linHied 
in ns elegant.ji style, and In i provHRfihs tor nrcommoda- 
ting passengers »ro on a* ItixUrlein Hint extensive a scale 
as those. of th* finest In'sttViou the Wt-h rn waters Mrs-rs 
Jlllok ?insll furnUht-d h' r cnhin U e hud -opposed they 
Jiad ilnne i heir. ti tiimst heielnfore In. furnishing boats, hut 
we find we were mlstiikeu. llaHi suoce.-tlvc boat exceed** 
(lint which tUTtcdeil It in elegance and beauty and taste 
tn thi* furnishing of her cabins fo> It, Is Willi the llill 
Her carp'd* curlalnsHm n- etc . are of the finest di>crlp- 
Iton The funiltura was jnnde by .John HI min. and t -rrer- 
p mils with tin* « h’gstice of her enhin. Mr. Hugh Wilkin* 
suppl'd tie* uphoNtvry. and it la of the very host khM 
M • Wright hi Hrl-’lg* lord <11*1 the e .ppor w ik. ‘AM 

■I. m* firm belong to this city M« i 11 >ok Ac llr i n 
of N< wAibany. furulshed iho ero-k* ry war**, 

Tin* hull of the llill was built by Dnwcrhmn & Hum* 
, .,n y, the cabin by Thompson .V Heeler, and lip' inn- 
rliimry by le nt, Pouth A Fhipinnii. all of Nl'wAlbany. 
Thp llill is lnt« ndetl f»*r tin* Nit L hvillo and NewOrlenti? 
tmde. aml has great, capacity for currying freight. Her 
bull has also a fin** model, nml her machinery Is of great 
power, wlilvh Indicate great speed' We to w give her di- 
mensions : Length of hull 2*1) feet, beam 40 feet, and <b ptb 
of hold 7 fee! . The machinery consists of two englnt**. 
with thirty Inch cylinders ami* ten feet stroke, six holler** 
each 30 ft** Tjong and 42 inches In diameter : her wheels 
urn 4n f*Vt in diameter, ami have 13 foi t buckets. 

Tin* llill will leave tmthprrow. Fin* Is cotnrmmb d by 
Oapt. Newell, who i* favorably known In the trade for 
which she Is Intended 


<>r //OP/SMAM. 

Klr.l Alml’fv ?»“«', ", N " f thl 1 " Ol-Ot.iti.,,. will hcjln 111,, 
fowl u gjpaca M y : 0ut " b, ' r . U " J " O'® Jin , Hon or Ilia f„|. 

,, !(; lll '“V ■* D. PreaUfnl ami Prof, of Moral and 

f? r‘5 lllB »'■*««* liangaaga; 

V p. ' Ml ! L, lt *• **.. Prof..,* «„r „r Matlii'inatlr.. Nat- 
, : K »" k I-aP.or., A II. 

Professor of Modern l.onguagcM : li u- a m 

TmomTs VV J n UM m' 1 i! rn u atl d Mterature ( 

a * i, 8 ' J 'roressoror Natural Science; 

A. E. Hla. kmai.. A. n , Professor of Vocal and Instru- 
mental Music ; lev. A. U. Mu.i.r.a. A. M . Principal «»f tho 
Preparatory School ; W. II. Comcto.v and 0. M. Mil i »■« 
Assistants. 

KXPKNMKS. 

Tuition perBesslon of ten months <r>0 00 

Uooin It cut fi oo 

t'oiitiiigenriei* 3 oo 

Use of Library . .!!!!!' 3 00 


M KTHODIST 

An l,lc POhlicntloiis of t] 
Hon. at catalogue prices. 

SUNDAY 

Sunday School Hooks t 
tensive assortment of 
Libraries. % 


lit building, as wc wiaho<l (o restore it, in 
itoeaomre, to itn former ptntc. It luul been 
I m « atack-yatvl nud n depimitnry for rub* 
, by tb© termnt^ of the farm on which it 
, vnrttnce It* dil ftpi<1n t ion. Wc l>o|fftn to 

eh at the west cml. nnd enme on n great 
j bones and skeletons from which the coffins 
crnmbled away, till, finding; the earth had 
nmted, we went deeper, nnd disoorerrd n 


BOIIOOL nooK« ' 
of all ^nomlZ: 8 ' 

’ Jl,VKN11 * uCe 8) N 

tuSoloot “ 

ll ' ntl " i ,<T y largo, 

"•"By publliUed ln™hkT “'‘" ll *0 

aliWi may 

ir > M«»l«y, Clarke ii„„ , 

"u«..»u r „ u ,i. t ||| .Uii,, 

'Tow. Melville. MagaiT^H 
Hon,,.. Ill,,„ mfl ,. ld “ c ' 1 •"■"a 

"ul ler. Kawwd, , 

,ulh,,r. cMVln, ,. tc '}**; V 

' «VMN 8 , AND ;; A ' ' ^ 

SCHOOLBOOKS " 

Tlfalty call the ottouu™ 

"i,J other. In want e, ^ 

Elocution, L«h ,l 'l« 

ArlthtnX’ 

onarles. ’ 

Jramninrs. ^ 

lUietorio, “""'T 

Omapodtlmi, 


Mtate-or tvyo mny l»p luvc-snrv to mcronae the 
littanoo )h two ii mi i B i--i . ;• l . public, Who prht s 
herself >b prot rifting fugitives, and otir winy •- 
Holding populntlfirt. 

The Supreme (\mh '"u. v -<1 itM BCHflion at 
Austin on tlic^th instunt. 

A letter from Jefferson, (’nks county, inform!* 
ua tlmt the Galveston Hnilrond ncliemo is rapidly 
gaining favor with the people* in that section, 
ffiero has l>eon a jrreat deal of sickness among 
the people, btit it is now abating. Business, in 
the thriving town of .leflorson is brisk, nn<l na- 
vigntiem bad opeued earlier than usual this 
Mason. 

The Trinity river is in lino imviga bid 1 order. 

The \dvnevto, published nt Victoria, comes 
out iu nn entire now. dres4. 

Trnvelstcd, who broke jail lit Aiistin and left* 
n facetious note behind him, hn ; been arrested 
for irtulo stealing, nnd is in jail. # 

The Brownsville Flog says that the pictures 
-of-minory iomV * of - th e Rio (rrandoftre 

highly imaginative. It says that- confidence 1ms 
been restored nnd that business is prosperous 


eluding all expenditures, legitimate and lllogitlunte. from 
the nomination to tho Inauguration. coHs nut loss than 
half a million of dollars per Stato. 

8isori.AH AccidKNt.— A Herman was recently killed at 
Bnndusky. Ohio, by the explosion of a barrel of unslaked 
lime, in which ho poured a quantity 'of boiling water. 

Fnnii SATK Kskai'f: 


Tuition In Preparatory Department 140 00 

Hoard and Washing, per month 10 00 

Tuition in the Musical Department, (extra ) Flute, 

Violin, -Guitar, Chiriymjt, Violoncello etc per 

month. o oo 

Vocal Music, per mouth 2 00 

Brass Hand or Orchestra. p« r month .... ' . . . * 3 oo 

Thorough Hass or Iiistrumentatinu q 00 
With a full Faculty and h. al»hy location. ’ a Va’rgo Libra 
ry ntid excellent Apparatus, may wo not anticipate a 
large increase to our already extensive patronage ? 

For further particulars apply to the undersigned- 
aug2l K II ** iv Kn8 


At a fire In Cincinnati on tho 
night of the 20th ult .a fireman fell from the third story 
of a building, and escaped with'only a few slight bruises, 
lie ought to buy n lottery ticket. 


Sim* Caiai..— 1 The Important eblp canal. *\>liieh is to 
unfte Lake Superior with Lake Michigan will soon be 
commenced. YttTr’boyisvilh* Cohrjrr says : 

The surreys fir Its location have b *en cortipji ted. and 
tin* ground has been-found quite as favorable f**r tlio easy 
and speedy construction of the w/»rk as wie* t expecte*! 
Several routes have been surv.*yed. which wlli’en * M. th** 
Legislature of Mschlgap nnd contractors to obtain a per- 
fi et nh’Scrstanding of tin* wliole subject. Tin* canal will 
be II fraction less tlinn o mile in length. The law of Con- 
gress provides that the. lucks shall be nt leltst fy'et long 

and^) f«*et- widerAnd-t'fn-MichlgnnHjegj^taturwIiHirpnwrr 
to eniatge the dimenslous 

When completed, this canal will enable rtcamcrs of the 
largest class to run from HutTaio to the head waters of 
the Lake without any transhipments— an Improvement 
that will quadruple the trade of this immense Lnko In 
less than two years. Lake' Superior is the largest nnd 
mtwt magnificent IsHly Uf fl*PFlT WJiti r TiTffie world. II Tf 
u sea by Itself, with islands larger than Herman princi- 
palities. In the way of mineral weidth.Tt ueknowledged' 
no equal any where. Heretofore all thi-* wealth has been 
lnnd locked. Owing to^he Falls at J-’t. Mary, all the pro- 
ducts of Lake Superior bare been m> ‘hindered and taxed, 
in order to reach the sea-port, that it was almost impose] 
bio t<o make them •• pay expenses.”. 


BUSINESS CARDS. 


THE BRITISH QUARTERLIES, 


fy JIkai tih i. Miss ix Mali: Attihk.— A bout, two weeks 
since, a smart looking lad In appearance, entered nn ex- 
tensive clothing warehouse In the city of lloston. nnd ap- 
plied for employment. Tlio intelligent, honest look of the 
-applicant Instantly procured a favorablt* answcr; and thc 
supposed lad was set to work folding and packing goods, 
filing papers, etc . and rema|ued in such employment, 
boarding At a-' quiet” house at the 'north end. until Mon- 
day last, when, in consequence of some suspicion which 
had been excit ed, the prj&yJad" acknowledged lmraolf.*- 
Inss of eighteen. She is the daughter of an official, an 
excellent gentleman of New York city, nnd was Induced to 
leave her father s house by one whom she loved, but who 
has since abandoned her. Being left alone, she sought 
employment as n!»ov*\ She is said to bo a piquant, dash- 
iug. bright-eyed girl, full of life, nnd swimming in romance, 
tier excessive smartness, and gtibness of tongue, nt first 
l. d the proprietors to believe that they had found a model 
clerk, nnd bf coun-o they were no little astonished on 
learning he was a girl, ller hair was cut man fashion, as 
were her manners, as may well bo believed by passing un- 
suspectcd through nearly a week's clerkship among some 
fifty meu. 

Ill NTINU IN Oai.moii.ma — The Stockton Journul says 
that many of our readers ore not aware that somo of the 
finest hunting grounds are within a day |s travel of our 
town. A sriiaU party of export hunters recently spent a 
few days iu Crow Orel*k county. The attention of the 
p irty was especially directed to hunting griizly bears, 
aud q great many of these mouarehs of the forest wen- 
found. Several were sluln. one of which weighed nine 
hundred pounds. * Almost the whole tltne was spent In 
fighting these monsters, and the sport wns found suffl- 


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Nkw Ohu-.ans axi» Orr.iM'SAs Railhoau — The Sun Au- 
gustine (Texas) Herald, of the 20th, says : 

We are glad toreivMr. Ph *lps. engineer of tho New Or-' 
leans and Texas Railroad, in our town this week ; things 
b**gin to look more like a reality now. lhau a vbionary 
peculation. Mr. Phelps has-been examining the cruising 
of the Bublne at Loguiisport. ntul Is . now onhiawayti, 
Sabine Town to make the i xamiimtiou thcrt'.aud on down 
as low ns Burkevllle ; and on his report, will much depend 
the crossing of the road on thu-^nblne. He appears to 
think the sandy foundation at Loginsport will not b.* a" 
tilvornbie point. 

F oldikbs ok >70 — The corner stone, of the *• Soldiers’ 
Monument ” was laid in Milford, Ct.. du the 28th Oct,, in 
the presence of 1000 or 1200 persons, aud an address wns 
delivered by (lor. Seymour, the New Haven Journal 
pays : 

- In January. ’77. a British ship fro.n Non York with u 
ling of truce for New Hnveu. c *n-tr;iiu d by iolver.-e 
wlu^s. camo to anchor in Milford liurbor. and fortliHitli 
binned upon the Mir.wy Ih-hcIi 2iKj Atperican captives 
They had been sulleriug from • odiifini ment and h ird furl? 
on board the Jersey prison ship A: in. Most were enfeebled 
or dlseast d— some died while being landed. All that did 
not were immediately provided for by the public author- 
Ulcs. or min]stered to by 'the hnnd nt charity in Sirivatw. 
families. But iu spite of all that could he done tor th* m. 
forty-six of their number died within one month, and 
wen burled In a.cnnniibn grate. It is over tho dust and 
bones of these martyrs to liberty, th I thi* projected mo- 
nument is now being erected to their memory." 

Animals Flionino Dkatii — The character for subtlety * 
which the fox had from the earliest ages. Is the main r« u- 
sou why his assumed or presumed inunimatlou when in I 
danger has been ascribed to Inteutlon : for otherwise some 
or the Instances we have given, on this supposition, would 
not appear to be exceedingly well devised. Iu two in- 
stances which I have adduced, at least an effort at escape 
would have been the most judicious proceeding : nnd. In 
his adventure with the countryman it w ems surprising 
that this was not attempted. But n more probable explft- 
nnlimi is. tlmt the suddenness of the encounter, at a time 
when the creature thought of no such thing. Imu the effect 
of stupefying his a. nJfes : so that un effort at. escape wa.- 
-out of his pjiwer. and the appearance of death wa« m t-the 
finlitious contrivance of cunning, but the consequence. of 
terror. And tlmt this expluimt ion is the true one. appears 
among other proufs-from the conduct of a bolder and more 
frrccioiv' auimal. tho wolf, under similar circumstances. 
If taken iu a pitfall, it is said that it ia so subdued by sur- 
prise, tlmt a man may safely jjh-pceud und bind and lead it 
away, or knock -it ou tlio head '; nnd it is also said, tlmt 
when it 1ms wandered into u country to which It Is u 
stranger, it loses much of its courage, and may lie assailed 
with impunity. [Condo's Illustration of Instinct. 

Flmai.l Hluoium — "Oue day,” sail] Masseuu. ‘•ln-ing at- 
Buexeudcn. 1 perceived n young soldier belonging to the 
light artillery, whose horse hnd just been wounded l.y a 


WOOLEN GOODS, ETO. 

THE Undersigned have in stfire and. offer for sale -at 
Very low prices, to cash aud short time purchasers, a large 
and fresh stock of line und course Woolen Hc*ods. well 
adapted to the Southern and Wcatern trade, a portion of 
which ure as follows : 

2 cases black and colored broad cloths;- 

"J v d° doeskin Cas-lraercs ; 

•» do do Satteuets. a-surted qualities ; 

a do morino cassimeres and Kentucky jean.* ; 

3 do all wool and half wool tweeds ; 

30 do kerseys and linw-ys ; 

12 . do nluid wool linseys ; 

*18 bales Kentucky twills and plains ; 

3*i do wool flannels, all qualities aud colors • 

60 ^ d0 blankets, embracing every color aud kind, with 
many other kinds of woolen, cotton, silk and linen fronds. 
Also a complete assortment of such other, good!' as are 
usually kept in our line or business. 

W« respectfully ask the attention of close buyers to our 
stock JOSEPH II. PALMER L CO., 

rscv13 , 47 Camp street. 


The King of Sweden wns m dange ously ill that d 're- 
genry had been appointed for dweden ind Norway. 

Nine of Edward Murray’s fellow-prb aners !iad been shot 
*t Ancona. 

Geu. Catalina with n considerable number of Hpanlah 
troops, hnd sail* <1 from Barcelona fur llnvana. 

The London Times has a rather noiioetthle leading nr- 
'•cle, 4th lust. It commences by stJi'ing that. owing to 
the •* blunders” • • 


even her eyelnthcn and 


jnlte perfect, and bor eves were 
of her face or figure was nt nB 
kbo opened Lady Chichester’* 


embalming hnd n]i|i 


iiguitled ’* conduct 
— of Mr 

IjQjster, It nj-ver entertained a doubt of the success of 
‘ ®- • • -- p| .]- cfl id known to be 

us" praises Mr. 


if Gen. lootftaqd the 


discn-diUitili utUxupta 


UjMled; *k« m • akeloton, llumgli the 
la w»» fall of iromttio leaves. Her Inilr. 
wear, erw u fteeh, as If ahe lWed ; it nas 
5 , thick, and a* eoft and gloea; os that of n 
S, aad of a perfact antra, n oolor. 

1 trenehloc one side of where the altar had 
a, wefbnnd another leaden coffin with an in- 
pOa*. It contained the body of a Daiuc 
its Browne, daughter of one of the Leiglis, 
pf the Lady Marie, daughter to Lord t'han- 
or Brackley. Thia body waa also quite por- 
» and embalmed principally with a very 
ill coflee-eolored seed, with wbtcli the eoftin 
> nearly filled, and it also had ao powerful a 
tame that it filled the whole placo. The 
*• «to., were quite strong and good 


'Ir Pierce, ll tvjo ces that Pi ; 

favorablt' to low Utrifft ami liberty ol‘ trade 

loam of hTs feUow-cdixona 
»ut of Un* Japan expedition avhs n shin 

tl nation is On' * - 

ch’tit, and tha 

%Htonishmrnt „ IM1( „„j, 

Mr. Mncauliiy's address to the const cueuny of Edinburg 
n»*> attrneted at tout ion. as well from Lis eloquence ns po- 
litical tone. 

(In |i Bimi t iri f’-.r of free trado, end is prepared logo 
lurthor toward universal ffrago limit be ouce thought it 


It ri-jo cea that 


tit i ami tun it mi nin-riyui irauu; praises ,*ir. 

Fillmore af pt««*esslng “ neither the pa. slun uor the entlm- 
hi. - r,l “ — •” next hU tes tlmt the filling 

... .. . i ; tlmt Its real des- 

, for Ja|w n. that it is lusiifil* 

the President's letter "will 
lid resented hi nn trull, nlty. 


TEXAS GNNERAL AGENOY. 

DAVIH ■ AYllUS, 

O.I > t'N TON J'KX.lSt 
. . (IKNKll.W. AUKXT TO 

0 ,“„ r , C 'T,o n ?r" lit?. 1 , K ’ tl ‘ ,r ' Mad Claims, rxam. 

luo aud '|uii't UinJ 1 Ulus, prorurv Patrnte and othi-rdoou- 
monls nvcossary to p, rr™i till™ t„ i„„d,. Tax™ on 
Lauds, aud Itsdwui Land sold for Tax, ,. Cullret und Fv- 
cura Fureigu and DomnaUc D.'bl, In any part of the- Flat.- 
aral Ag'ory 11 ' utt, ' n d 10 *•• buoincas p. rtuluiug to a Hvu* 

11® refara to tha AttornlM nnd business men of tialvus- 
ton. aud to 

- Messrs. Pjv.naoN 4; Jknni.nos. 'i 

" 8* Uahxjw \ On New York. 

— 1 krxins, Brooxs 4t Co..J 
Commuuicatiuus addressed to - DAVID AYREc 
Galveston. Texas,” will U* punetually attended to. 




ha* attracted attention, as well from 


success. Au inquiry into the adaptation of Australia to 
the purpose has also proved discouraging, tho climate not 
being sufficiently cold. It Is. however, thought that tho 
mountainous regions iu the southyastern part of Australia 
may bo suitable, and it bus been urged that tho Govern- 
ment of Great Britain muko the experiment. 

Ii*R(i»: Fahk.s.— T he fiihcnuen of Bwarapscot. Mass., on 
tho 20 th nit., jamlyd 80.000 weight of flhh. fur which, 
when cured, at tho present prices, they will receive six 


8. E. UURMAN too! 

Importers. Wholesale and Retail dealer* in f 

Straw Goodx, No. 3fl Mngnxlmi street, wren d 
New Orleans 

A general assortment of Panama. Cmpiadn 
and Palm Leaf flat., at tho lowest caih priests 

on hnnd. 

♦S-AInnufcctnry. 181 Walsrstnv 


ia >11 theee instances, and remained so after ex- 
pMUW to the air ; we kept n piece out of each 
OOMh. *ad had It washed without it being ut al 
deatroyed. Young Lady Audrey had 


t Ntw Yort. 


cents per puuud. 

Th# obsequies of tho Duke of Wellington were celebrated 
by the Euglibh rt-sidehts of New York, on the 18th instant, 
with much. pomp und splendor. A sermon was delivered 
In Calvary Church by the ll«v. Dr. Yiuton. of Grace 
Church, Brooklyn. 

Missouri Rivkr — The 8t. Louis Evening Union, of tho 
22d, says : This river is declining foat, with scaut four and 
n half fuel in the channel: from Kansas down. Tho wea- 
ther was extremely cold when the Timour left, and ice 
was forming rapidly. 

Si KKKiiiNo in Maiikiha, — A voluntary committeeofii 
xensof Philadelphia has been formed to collect money 
purchase food to be Shipped for tho relief of the poor 
the Island of .Madeira, where the failure of the crops 


MALAUD U ARMIS1 AJ> 
Wholesale Dealers In Foreign and I'W'uil 
No. 70 Gravivr street, between Magailoaudl 
Orfi-nns. 

A full supply n f l’lantatloa Ooodl. 

DU flKKBNLKAF. 

Offlcv-Jsckson jdrvH, bvlvren (ha Msrfcit- 
Tchou|iUoulas street. 

Residence GuruiT of Jsckson and Maatiae l 
fhyette. 


. . I cttr-rings 

)lod serpents. The per- 
ems used iu,enib«luting 


cii uncii bulls 


i to sickening that we wore all ill after 
It* end moot of the men employed in 


STEAMUOAT AND LOCOMO- 
tly on hand and l'EALS nml 
ny number) i ast to order. Im- 
■ w ith moveable arms, are attached 
"y In,i y L*‘ r-dj uited to ring easily 
which prevent tho clnpj»*-r 
• *en by pr<*louging its huund. 
‘ ”o - -~c, Frame and Wheel.) 

v j'earH in this business by tb*-ir 
to ascertain the best form for 
meluli*, **id degree of I^j-nt re- 
” H*. kccutehi solidity, strength 
‘ 'improvement.-, together 
ussorupient of patterns, are now 
grown up in the busi- 
er to Hu.-tuln Hie rejiu- 
*ut has heretofore enjoyed, 
ea;. the Bolls from whieh 


TIVE BELLS constuu 
CHIMES of Bella (of ui 
proved cu.st-jrun YOKES. 

to thews Bells, ao lliut they ^ 

and properly, and springs also’ 
from resting on the Bell; thereby p 
llaugingH complete (iucluding Vuke 
furnished if desired. 

An experience. of thirl 
lute father, euubled li 
Bells, the combination of .... i„, 
quisilc for securing ip them the o . 
ttuduiostmelodiuus toues ; whiiTh i 
with his very extensive ussoruiie 
held by the subscribers, w : ho Rave 
ness, and who will use every endeav 
tuiion which the ektubliDlimeut 
both in this aud foreign countries • lu , 

Lava Jojcatailly reovivad ..wards of ll„- N,.« 

aajM thl' V ! tr " :U Aiurricai. Instlu.lv 

V "Well ware oomplvti-d Ohliavs and l.vavv Alaru 
uf , lh '- and Dantoa 

?«L?^ J ,„ J h , SU ” Cr r '' 01 wl *icl. llivy will Law can 
Lvwls* J an aaaortmvnt of Transit Inairumnnts 

proved.) etc. 


were ill also. My object 
itia, if possible, to discover 


Sooft, who inherited B from 
•other, the Duchess of Iluc- 
;ue, into 


ho#e fntmly Funebam Hegis nnd other 
om in, Wnrwiekshire cmne by the tnnrr 
* g & *d t kt htr with the daughter of I xml 1 Ring. 

°C Chichester. [Notes and Queries. 

ABp»1Wr7 Fkkt High. — N ot many years 
PA p rM tn to d nt the British Museum u 
ago Marrow* bone, which he desired to seB, and 
■*“ brought fYora NewZealand. The 

leers of that institution referred him to the 


producing suffering. 


' ■ v * John b. camucr. chulu 

Waters, Camden A 0o., 

COTTON AND TtlltAl.’t.'O FACTORS, AND (Hi 

commission aiKoaim, 

July 3. Nn. ltri. I-nydra. <tn»t.,!l«« 


CbUege of Surgeuue, where, they said, he would 
find.® gewtlfinan— cno Profeesor Owen— who had 
• *J-«k»We predilection for old l«mc«. Ac- 
yd ***fily #*• sailor took hie treasure to the 
Prafeeaor, who, finding it unlike eny bone even, 
j* »ny knowledge of, sent the man awav ro- 
Melng with a full pockat — rejoicing Id.nsvli in 
tho aoquuitton of a new eutiject fi,r sciontilio iu- 
* **); Although tho hone had mnnifctddy non- 
tntned marrow, and waa therefore unlike the 
Mins of birds in general, Mr. Owen concluded, 
ftofa eertain structural evidences, that this l-mc 
hud belonged to a bird, and a bird of a speeies 
hitherto unknown. 

It was immediately figured and. lithographed, 
*nd copies, with oertain inatrorrihris for ftu llnr 


lon, find tha fnllowinir cljwlious lo tlx-, bill 
First. The hill cm r * cn j , ? r, .i 
By the courtRutlou dots uui muu 
P* ot to the power it given them to 
forfeiture on liquor# aeixc«l for a v 

Becuud. T"._ , „ ; v .. lil , fc . J „ MJ 

p^al aud trial by jury belor# a higher t «urt! 
tuliuu pruvid*-)* that in all coot rover* * 
vrty. tliu purtit-N have u right to a tri 
1 bird The w v.-nth h* etfon of tin 

t- 4 ** *• 

provides that no uction car. ' 
the Ktate. either in whole ov F «.,.au 

rpiriiuouH liquorvrold iu liny utlu-r Htotn < i 

■* r R!» deprive a citixeu of the Unit* d Ftnt* a 
jf'orco a claim of debt before the tiibu* 

Tholuw iu recognising 
- ■“ ** ’ iul« of 


nn exteut of autlinr- 
*'jC (utrticularly iu rc#- 
»roi ounce a aonu-uce of 

nlatlon of the law. 

The bill provide* fur no tri d by jury, or forap- 
n iKwi.. i..i „ ‘i 1 -’: -_r .:;.t. The couKti- 
ld*-»« that in all controvend* n coticrruiug prop* 

- ' a trial by jury. 

The K VeftUt h« ctlop ofthetcLcuufilctadircctly 
with tbu constitution of the Luiu-d Si xtva ThU M-ction 
PV™U tlial- no tuvllun can Is- inalntai aad In any court In 
1 ‘ or In part. /or lntoxlc,tlnynr 


Kxnon . — A farmer In Canton. Mass.. 
" In extent, lying near 

• — ■ ...J present 


lias a cranberry meadow of 22 acres t 
l'uukapoag 1'und, from which he haa raked, the 
season, upwards or 1000 bushels of One cranberries! for 
which he has realised $3000 cash. 

The Postmaster Ueneral has decided that there is 
nothing either In the laws or regulations orthel'nstOffln. 
Department which prevent* tho sending of periodicals or 
paper, to •• actual aud bona tide subscribers." by agents or 
dealers, the ennui as If they were mslled directly from the 
i -nice of publication— all former decisions to the contrary 
notwithstanding. Tho first section of the nclv law ciu- 


REGULAR dry goods trio 

JOSEPH 11 PALMER t 00., 
Importers and MTmli rule Dealers In Dry Ooc*t( 
street. New Orleans. u 


• Vl'tsasu. uuiliuufi nuu II 

alie cut to'order ' “ r Luw l«'‘ ltl "'> t-’astiDgs of al 
AUoommuuictttiuua promptly attended to. 
wr* , n, ANDREW MEN KELT’S SONS. 

West Troy, Albuny county. N. Y.. 18.il. 

..in* BLARK. DAY hi .STAUFFER. 

** u Agents in New Orleans. 


*100,000 WORTH OF 

Fashionable Clothing, GenUem«i’iFm 

iug Goods, Ac., at Retail. 

ALFRED M UN ROE If CO.'S 

"One Prico” Mammoth Clothing c-fitabliihinfitB 
Magazine htreet, Ntw Orleum*. 

GENTIsEMEN vi^ltiiig New Orltan* arr 
viU d t*v-eallaml exaiiilueinuch tin* larguat and du (4 
pleteuAMirtment of guud* iu the abort line to UW 
the South. " 

e manufacture all bur Cluthliig exprcavly forowi 
retail hales, aud it In with the-|u rfect confldezicc of b* 
able in give eat bfact inn. that- we a?k all vkowjhifl 
with a call to exitiuiuu particularly our rtyUiBitt 
ture. trimmings ia-. 

All goudiifiold by us aro warranted in every rMp<t 
after the purelia-euf any article any disj*atUfi)cliM |el 
it will b.* cheerfully taken back and the money nftw 
Our object in to ph-ina* uur ru!*toim*ra. 

4i»-0NE i'RIt'E FOR HOODS— No deriitlon 

fo 0-ly ALFRED MUNROKkfO-i 

' 31 Magazine gtreet. New OiW j 


notioe: 


law ot thi state • 

Of the right t <i i-n! 

naDof t£la SIaU. 

Fourth. Liquor* are .property. Theiuw iu reengn! 
them iu* xurli. m ih«* fourth K-ctlon, when Iu the lilihC 
i*'wn auth*>ritii a for t.. e «ud ineehanloal run*, cannot. 

•“* °f af“w phroa* tuake property luxe it.s ehu 
tcr vben In other custody 

ll1 * 1 Moubla.or lacruaaed penalLicaln crhcr of convic- 
tion Und-.r appeal, beeauw* it opt-ratev uh a |». ijulty uiiou 
Uh* party clainiiug nn appeal, conflict** with his right- to 
* n uf P u* U '' cann<,t b, ‘ supported by the conatltutlou 

Sixth The bill la derigm q by ita jirovlrionsto demand 
exces-Wi. lwll.an.« » rcu rep It difficult for the uccured to 
proco rt* aiueth a if t; nd.ted that tho aceuMcd 
euoo'.d not have the benefit ot e i unsuLto defond bim. th«* 
par-1 Jlri between the present law nud the practic# in Kug- 
htm&la former daya. »«*u'.d have been rompiete. 

Uroitlu Tbu conviction of a principal through any act 
<*« onaagvut iw held to bo uncoubtilutlunnl. The accused 


Wc have Tnia Day awociuted with ua in the Factorage. 
Commhuiloii and Forwardiug bunim*.-*- JOHN D. CAM 
DEN, Esq., late of St. Louis, and will coutinue the buri- 
ueas under the uame and atyle of WATERS. CAMDEN 
hi CO. 

" u ro8 Pfctfully solicit the patronage of our old friends 
aud the public generally in'behulf of uur uew Urm. 
NewOrlettua, July 1. 1852. WATERS L CO. 

A PARTNER WANTED 

. IN A bL'UAll PLANTATION. 

of Loulhiana, who ownn a largo Sugar 
1 lautatiun convenient to tlio City of NowUrleuin* anti 

fe^LS5 t r ,ito W ‘ Ntw,,rl, '*" s “"J op-iousx-'ituii- 

Sim, : :- 1 " “ •>"« Dt'lghtorhOUd-vjQtlrily ..guru 
i“ ,lj w i th 1,n<1 i nciugh to employ 
from 70 to 80 handn. nud to muke from 500 to 700 hngf- 
heads of augar annually, desires ua u . ^ 


opw, Wiui ccrvum tnuaruxMDns lor liU'ling 
°w #r wch bones, were sent oat to New/culuiuK. 
to be distributed vHterever Eurojicans lmd trod 
J® 88 * ™ feros of that colony. Years passed. 
By -and- by, % wry big box arrived in Lincoln's 
inn- fields, London, containing congeners ot tlio 
Milor^B marrow-bone ; some of them upwnrdt, of 
Proftasor Owen set to work, and 
y* T tkooe bones, not one, hut five ( ul- 


From Jamaica.— D y the way of New York we hav.fi r*** 
ceiv.’d flies of the Kingston Journal of the Oth inst. The 
news, however, Ih r,f littl.? importance. 

Slokm-ss to a considerable extent preraili iuJClngston, 
Tho veVsels* of war in Port Royki harbor were th* 
Imauui, 72gun-s. Com. McQuInu*, Calypso, Iff gans, C.ipt 
Furbes. Aiben, ^niin. Ideut-. Mezni t. 

The Journal devo,tes a column and a half to aheop st, ul- 
Ing and sheep rulhlng, Tho farmer practice is said to be 


Ufi.-f. o. ei AiuiniT, ieuener of the Preparatory 
Class. 

Moxs. Jui.k. Ilium , member or tho Royki Acftdcmy of 
Paris, Principal of tho Musical Department, und Professor 
of French. 

Mrs. Li t i mia Ffciinusof*, Assistant. 

Rate, oi Tuition for tho Scholastic Year. 

„ , MARK m:i*ARTMKMT. 

Primary Class «*)r no 

k'jgll*D Ummmxf’UtmgrapDy, Arlthmotlcxniiiii^. ' 

Lullu. Oruck.'MathematlofiKtiV Natural BoIhucox! to oo 

'FKMALE Illil'ARTMLNT. 

Preparatory Class or. m 1 

Collegiate Department rY.l .’.V. 40 00 

Extra Charges. 

Music on the Piano .. 

Music on the Guitar .V!: 

Uho of Piano 

Drawing. Painting mid Embroidery. [Jl 

French Language . ; ‘‘ ’ ” ‘ ^5 qq 

Euch student will bo charged two dollars per year for 
tho purpose of furnishing wood and water and for other 
necessary attention to the school rooms. 

Oue-hulf of tho Tuition Fee is payable in advance, the 
other half at the close of the session. 

hoaruim; 

Board cad Du .obtained iu the village iu immediate 
vicinity, In the biM of famlll™, at frurn ten to twelve dob 
lar» a month, Including vrnhlng. fuel, lights. ,. t r. —half 
payable In advuuce. the other half uf the end ot the term 
Should purenta be unable to accompany lb.-lr eliildri n 
to tbu Iuatltuto they need nnt Uwltutc about aeudlug them 
on account of boarding, as tho Prualdent of the Institute 
will carefully sea to it that tbey.ro provided with good 


tlialinct Fpeciea of nn extinot 
utterly unknown to natural 


J- R »®*t h»vt been unable to fly , ( heucL- 

rarrow, instead of nir, in lbs bones,) end 
nave had uncommon pedestrian powers, 
* the nooessity for marrow.) 

Mmctui-e of the beak aud neck indicates 


Lord Dkriiy an Auuioh.— A n English paper slates that 
••It may not be generally known that his lordship is the 
autiioi’pf a little work untitled 1 Conversations oft the Par- 
ables of the New Testament, for tbu use of children. ’ A 
COPY of Uiat work, which was published iu 1840, is now 
1 m fore us ; aud anything more simple and eurnest than 
tin- piety it brt utbes. or more delightful than tho picture 
it prints of a nobleman, occupying the position of his 
lordship, aud yet having time und taste for Buch studies 
aud occupations, could not bo ituugiued.” 

Land Salks at San Antonio. 


called for to check it. 

Thu* Journal of the 4th 


says of the riot on parade : 

The Investigation Into the late disgraceful riot which 
**ccurr»d on the parade on Wednesday, tin* 30th ult , lu$.- 
ut i* ngth been brought to a clo-c. Twenty-six military 
prisoners, nnd throw civilians (females) who were rtcoi? 
mzed as being concerned in the riot and taken into cut 
tody, were held to bail .to answer apy bill or bill-* of in- 
dictuieni that uiay bo preferred sgain.-t them at the en- 
Biiing January Arizes. The military Were bailed bysCul. 
IV rluu » a, ’[ , Bughes. The soldier charged withstub- 
xbiugwitl. be detained in custody until Klclmrdsou khull 
have been pronounced out of danger by tlonmedloul gen- 
tlemau wlio atteuds up*m hiiu m in,- huppiuii. . b 

' Tin: Hoa Tbadk. — T he 

says : A largo train of hog 

day to bring iu 1.SOO bog. for cm, (,f cur icck 
were expected but nlgbt. A lr.,iu uf about 41 
lost evening. 

Messrs. Clifton. Atkinson &: Co , reoeifed j\ r ; 
hogs from Columbus. Ia., by tho Jeffersonville 
the first receipt from that quarter. 

Prices of hogs are firm at 4 ceuts 
eral large lots from the- hooks ut . 

$4 40 net. -We heurdof a s de of lo.OOO 
cents, aud 1 U00 barrel*, prime lard at 0 cents. 

The Madison (lod ) Courier, < f the 18th, Iu 


^ power* of wrenching and grubbing m> 
root* must h*v« been tremenuotu. ItsfiKAdwu, 
Cm root*, which in NowZeelnnd arc »o farinr*- 
eeon* that the natives make trend of them x> 
we <Uy, li ha* been named the Diuornis, ae- 
«Mi*e it i* the most stupendous of birds, (</*•/# as, 
|fWh omis,' bird.) The dibnit^enr- 
J*®® « Diiiornis is easily nccountut fer. 


MIL JAMES WEIGHT 

which no longer U& 


Having' for private, reasons 
continued Ills interest during tho last biulaesn** 
the firm of James Wriglit ii Sou, we haw now lb* I 
sure uf announcing that he becomes thi* day » J - 
in our house, and solicits the interest of hi* tf** 
former patrons. 

To correct a general mitaj'prehension. it h pKf 
state tlmt ho lia- ni) iutercet iu uuy other ho#*- 
JAMES WHIG IIT. A. J. WJlI0HT* C 

New Orleans. Dec. 1. 1851., 


Tbu Sau Antonio Lodger 
mentions the cunclusiiou of the land sales, which we have 
already spukon of, at that placo. The Ledger Bays: 
Louisville Courier, of tho 10th The total amount of sales, wa* ^53^70. The number of 
’ Bagdad yester- .^ cred ‘'old- was 13 080, 1 ,. Tho amount proffered for sale 
r j mckcrs, which WttS The twenty pur cent, ou the amount of sales 

»out 400 arrived " 111 P°y lhu cily debt. Good. In addition to the reserve 
ul school sit* s a lot of 00 acres, embracing Gep. WorthhT 
d yesterday 3.30 ^ ravc * Was cxceptesfcas u donation to the Federal Govern- 
-••Ua Railroad 'meut for an Arsenal. sitey The City Quarries rented for 
•the en.-uiug year, for the *uin of about ^000. 

gross, and sales ol sev- 

prices supposed t<» be 

green bums ut 7 


reined in uiy steed to watch the quiet laburs vf u-couplt* 
elep lauts in the service nf the government. These 
nuge animals w.-re generally employed In the couuuUnu. 
rial umber yui-.. r j ' -inrineer's department, either 


infact°H ly V r m “r Um n hlW UMy r ‘‘J , Ulaliun here. Mil'll 

lb,n «’V‘ W . 1 r y ui D ‘ , . th ? t wil l fioUl8 H A FAHNESTOCK S. 
Boxes of other kinds have been sent to me. but they re- 
main unopened. Your Vermifuge is »„ article of edmmon 

wouldjSiJu nf V |°| ,lUrt ‘m W ° r t . httt ,,oluU,il y >» Un* county 
riln ti l u k r doln « without It ; fur Ague symptom* in 
children it is given frequently, und is ib-uuiiy nil that is 
necessary ; indeed, we seldom find it nt cessary togiveuuy 
^rtiM Ul . U -■ C uu 1 ! u , t,u ’ ^-nunou ailments of children »l 

certifleates couM tlo anything to increase lari tv 

« lsev* here, they might be obtained.from almost ee ry citf* 
m UM! • ,ur 0i r® I- Dot a family lu 

Tbl* oltl and popular medicine Is w ,m bv -ill liruccl.i. 


[u removing or #tou „ to- , . planks, or rolling about 
! “*'* ,r J r nimvsesof stone for ouitdii.g purpa»*s. I could not 
O .? 1 ?* ,ro . U * e P r,c Wuu with which thfcy performed their 
.netted task, uuaid, >d. aive bv l!.. .1 iiwa vaa.city Tbey 
were, cue uiorulu* h «rd at wu’rk. tbeuab vluwly, ulilna up 
a nuaulily ut heavy piec. « or cbuuy. 1 

Tbc lower row uf the pile bad been already laid Jown. 
With mathematical precision, six log* side by sid- These 
ujey had flret rolled iu from the adjoining whuff; and. 
wl„-u I rode up. they were eugsged in bringing forward 
the uext six for the wcond row Iu the*pih>. It was curi- 
ous to observe tlx se unconib aiiiuialh seize one of the 
heavy 1-gs at eaeb «*nd. and by tncr.ns «f- their trunk, lift 
It upon the logs already placi*d, und then arrange it cross- 
W J^; them 'Vlth the most perfect skill. I waited 

•hilot Ih*-y thus placed the third row, fueling a curiosity 
» ^ k° w thvy W**uld proceed when the timber bad to 
be lifted to a great or height Some of the logs weighed 
oemriy twenty Imu dred weight. 

There was a short pause before the fourth row was touch- 
w* ; but the diAn^ty was no sooner perceived limn it 
was overcome The sagacious uuimais selected two straight 
px cfg of limber . placed oue end of each piece on the 
grouua. wiOt the uther rusting on the top of the pile, so 
iLu.l! r ?.T ‘ Uai,,|t **j fur l>«« ; nnd. having 

llu. 'wiou; *“*«.< , r »'") i" » Mralgbl 


MOSES UHEKNirOOD k 00* 


Coftjmission aud Forwarding Merchsuti, No. W 
street. 


Anotjivr Strikk. — The steamboat hands at Mobile 
struck for higher wages on Friday la*t. Their old rate 
was -f-4u a mouth ; they now demand $00. Tho laborers 
who Uhcbarge cargo from the bouts have also struck, and 
u-k fifty cents an hour, Instead of tweuty-flvo cents, the 
rate at which they have hitherto been paid. Thu Herald 
says that at the present rate of freights these wages will 
absorb nearly all the profits of the boats, and considering 
that the increase of pay demanded is equitable, in view of 
Hu* increased cost of living, repommeuds that the owners 
of boats hold a meeting,' aud adopt a higher tariff of 
rcight.x. * 


Dealers in Fine Fashionable Clothing- No. 3lCsi 
(next door to iMauten*' Hotel.) NuwOriesn*- 
Youths’ Clothing. Geiit.'s Under Gsnnrat*, 
Trunks, Carpet lkigs. nnd n general swwrUW 
Clothing, always on hand and fur Ml f * 
the lowest market prices/ 


** j “PPOPOtaiuUM may accept 
l Haul) rede, and retire hu the re- I 
l of the Nile, dugaeted at the leai>, 
“token hr the honorable member 
aloud. [Household Wueda. 

i Hath — BjTkjnl Tajkr, in h ixlaat 
ieecnbee a Turkjsiv bath, w'uid. he 
he warm bprug* of Uroua* in Aaiu 

into nhioh we were tak'-n waa ao 


I.M 1TI1." i»i:NTlBr, 

liiaovll fxrlikl"v 


States. 


oiunutl this season. Heretofore, bogs from tho counties 
lying east of the Rush aud KnlghUtowu roudr have been 
driven to Oluciimuti. 

The St Louis Jutclligenc-r. of the 2dih.Miyi: About 
Ouu bead of liogs w. re put to-tb, knife ttt Ashbrouk's j„tU- 
boun* yesterday. Thin b> tho fir, t i„t ul hogs slaughter, d 
ou thi# side uf thi’ river this season. Account* fr /m above 
represent that the work bus commenced ut Beurdntuwng. 
•Naples, and oth. r points ou the Illinois, la earnest. Th* 
uuiubcr of hog* likely to b-i slaughtered h re will fall for 
below fire-t impressions. Our pucker- were talking uf 
f it 37 ' . aud *5 frO on ’Change yesterday. We p. rot ivc 
that the Cincinnati ujailret has udvnuettd to ^.5 75. 

Ihe New) ork Crystal Fulacu i.t piugri .ing r .pidly. und 
tha result promises to b« successful. 

Ai*Ti-Liqi'ou Law 


Has returned, nnd is devoting 
practice uf his prffeM*|on. 

Oflicc at Hie corner of St. Charles >tr«‘t 
Square ’ ,_ r ._ 


PRIZE ESSAYS 

ON DUTIES OF MASTERS TO SERVANTS. 
By Hot, 11. N. Mc'l'yclrc. of New. Orl’cam; B-v C F. 
blurgva, of Alabama ; It, v. A. T. Holm.*, uf ticcrdla. 
Tbi» little, work Mi publlahod a yc’ir s i„c,.. and Id* 
nil ’t wl11 * oBOOUfagtng «U0CCM und b. CD cordially entft. 
mended by tin. varluui d.nouiluatlu, ... It deservea a 
pminlucut Placo ou tbo tublc of every uuwlcr Price 


BOOT AND SHOE STOBfi 


Thu high price of (lour in California iu urged 
. by _, tl ‘ L :. Al . U _ C, ‘ llforuiu an arguuieut for the 


Tho old niKMiivorife stand, corner of F* m P’ 
and I'rylauiu streets, is jiow well furnished*' 1 
Shoes nml Boots, bf nvery variety. 

Customers aud stranger* IMhfUUy 

argaiii. and uguud til, frum'.Monduymoramji 
day night. . 

N . II. — Please remember tlmt I do not opcu 
Therefore call during tho week. 


larnur* to raise mure wheat, and for the capitalists to 
* r. ci gutid Uour mills. It is mid that there is scarcely a 
nrst-cUss fiuur mill iu ull California. 


twmty branches, such us the slioemau, or maker of the 
hi) • partn ,.f tho shoe ; the tM>utmun. or maker of the sole 
pail of the boot ; the foot-closer. or joiner together of the 
leg. vamp, etc. 

In digging ii well in Wisconsin recently, a Mr. 
r.lU cuiuu ucrov' a hard substupce of wood; upon dig- 
ging into it it was found a petrified client, containing u 
1 / •- ....... :. M ..Jreds uf dollars iu gold coins, with 

I Ll.-tV arum un.l u -. .111/.. ....i il..M 


U alts euuie aero* > a hard subntuuce of wood; ujion dig- 
ging into it, it wa* found a petrified client, containing u 
nkelftou and some liuiidreds of dollars iu gold coins, with 
nn*iy arms nu d other war-like •missiles. 

During the tiino that the Into Sir Robert Peel 

was i'remlyr. Lady JuueTet'l’was in tho habit of pasting 
all the articles whid* appeared lu the newspapers agalimt 
luwou Uncreen. •• Well, ’’ remarked a person, *• there is 
nothing very niugqlar in all that; it Is but tho duty of 
every go<»d wife to screen her husband’s faults. ” 

All double fluvvera are proiluced by cultivntion 

—.) fact that shows umrrluge u* uccesbury to rose bushes 
'* • to other people, lu our onlulou. a promiscuous life 
vnll nuu the ch trader of u Dahlia almost as quick as it 
ireqltt It woman's Our green house frieuds will mako a 
mite of this, aud kvcp theiutelvca withiu, their own virtu- 
ous "beds." ' 

If you would not be forgotten a» soon uh you 
are- d< a J either write . eladl|lng worth reading, or do some- 
thing worth writing. 

John Hi ii — o , ngetl ninety yenri . died id'Flem- 

Ing eoutjly, Ky . ou the 711. lu.t. [it. He vui u MddivKof 


l’lIJLAUELl'IUA SADDLERY AND TRUNK 
W A a K II O II s K. 

S. ROBB & Oo., 

A'u. 00 Qfarier Hml, A’, to Orluni. 

Tbu .ubneribef. Invite Planter. aud Deulcr. iu SudJl. r? 
etc., to cull uud examine their stock. 

Tlpty arc oon.tnntly receiving Uu „d, fr „ m thcManu 
factory lu Phlladqlplfla i.aud dir, ct from Koala „d, aud arc 
prepared ti| offer libera) iudueetuenU to pureba., r. 

Tbuir .lock It, .tore i. larjp. aud well a, ..cried, aud 1, 


TUB Now Orleans unriaua,. 

1 I cull'd weekly, nt 'till.' Jloll.f and “ 1 Ail » 
No subscription Inken for less tlmn <*n«* uf . 
scribers will l«* uiiJiT.-ioud ns wbliiRK l° f0U 
It Is oxpimly stated uth. nvise. r ibv 

The Itinerant Minister* uini Freiirlier* «' 
Kj)lscopal Church. South* ,,r ‘‘* * ulU .. |p «W 
tiguiiis uf (I)o New Orleans ChriUlun AJvoc*«) 
payments may he made. M jgiiif 

All couiniimieations. wheliier of lu> ll ° W 
pilbllcntlfn. unless reinlttins nieiieyv r 
the Amount of. ten dolhirs. mm t h* g 

No obituary notice wJU be iiirdfi' 
within t ivu moutlis vf the death of « gjr Jb 

Comiqunieutlftps niu»t h*‘ addrrKSta a 
McTvkuii'. N«w«0rieau*» ‘ . nectioi^ 

Communications iuruivlug foeW- ri ' j luir y 
accounts of revivals. relJjfioiM m^dntf"’ ^ »»>' 
biographies, etc , mint bo 

UBUlf'- -■ ■(.. . iiuittedi * 

A few Vdfect advert Isenicuti will b« * 

o r whicli must he pre-i*uid.- lu order ® ^ 

t Office No. W Uratler »Uue»)*^ T * 


town-hip* in Hinds ( 
Miss — Brownsville. Falwtilni? and Raymond— iiav 
a majority of 85 iu fovor uf tliu Aiiii-Llquor Law, 

Chi rukli: Nauo.n —The lute Couucll of the Cl 
Nation, passed a law ugainst carry iug pistols, 
knives or shot guq*. The luw^L thought to be 
oue. und ono which will pn v, i.t many /,ital affray* 

Tm. Arii man W» i.i. at Ciiicauo — This wi ll, 
the GaU-ua llailri«d > Company utiJurloek to bon 
time ago, has reached u depth ul 220 fed. uud uo s 
liviug wau-r ytt. 

Fete 1 1. Aim .—Tbu gnat ubuudaiice of nu iiey a 
to Lave induced u speculative fealli^ tbroughoi 
n.I'J.i. ’‘ ^ .' >dUCl, 01 “‘I description? appear* U 


I , , . . •” vneuns, 

lias just received from the different Book Fublishes n 
large and well selected stock of School Books, Misceihuxi 
I V““ uud «l«»*dard Works. Religious and th^loSSTi 
Works of all denomlpatlons, whldi ho offers to scfl at 
lower prices than heretofore sold iu the South 
die wjmld respectfully Invito tho attention of mer- 
chants, leachers and pareuts to hU cxtcnslvo assortment 
of School Books, consisting of 1 

Bpclllng Buck., Heboid Primer., Ilcutlcrf, Arllbmutlo. 
Luk l.b Q r»tuia*ri. a eograpbla., Phllumpbiei, HLtJrle, 
ictbiuurlc.. fcpcakcr.. Algcl.ru., Matlumutlcal tVork.. 
Botaulei, Natural HI. tori™. Krtmob, Spaul.h and Uuruiau 
BoukM. Classicul School Books, etc., etc • r' 

Fancy Embossed Note l'aper and Euvelopes. 
plaiu lU,r|U * 1,,lUd llocora J *“I ,4,r uf ull qualUlcs, ruled and 

BLANK BOOKS of ull descriptions nud sizes. 

Vueup i’ublicutlons, Mugazines und Newspapers, 
kuristinuf and New yeanfi I'UKdENTri, 
hiudiig °f “h descriptions uud styles of 

Albums, Fqjicy Fortfolios. Work Boxes, Writing Desks, 
Fwrtmoqnales. Card Oases, Music, Ac. 

Fur sale on reasonable tonus, by 

wm. FLEMMING, Bookseller and Stationer. I 
/M^All orders promptly attended to. pov2U-ly. | 


u aui yotati lor run au hour— u leoliLg 
to tad uoplMnaut at foot, but prmcmly 
[ uto » IBOOtl winch wiui wbullv raptui-. 
i liexrenly. I wuc Uk* m wft wbito cloud 
■to all of • luttuurr ullcruuon <m tlio 
m diatout mouututn. 1 auvr uuUAuk but 
I. (luruiul aigbta ; Kpact* ot twrc blue 
MtolusT ot quiet lawu»; lorefy valley* 
4 by tire gen tied ut .licaln. ; arum, 
urvned bv t brcaUt; cabna for out ou 
in, aud Alpine peait* bstiied in the flu, b 
utuiunul auuaet. Tbcn, tin uiy frame 
oiler, aud lb* fragrant clouds of tl.o 
h, wLicb Lad helped tuy dreem., diuiin- 
waa UJte that aetue cloud, when it ft .-ls 
• It Wto i and ia lifted above the hill., 
ahtog iadepeodrut of curt It, but lor its 


Hardware ; Leather M».U Ue.crlpllcu. ; Caacb P 

anj trimming, | Truuk-TriinmliiK. | Saddler. L' 

Trunk maker.’ Tout. ; oil. Varub.li j India Bail 
J’atcut atretebed I.ealbor Oln und Mill Band 
ilubbcr Good. ; Traveling uud Pncking Trunk. 

‘mbO t Ki-'iy‘ , " UU “ V * 11 ”'. »*'•’ «tk. .etc. 




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VOLUME II. NUMBER 45, 


If. N. McTYKTHK, Kim-mt 

NEW ORLEANS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11 . 



iV.nJWi 

W. Ml IS It A 


M » f °f Alabama 


1852. 


VAl-l-K'" — Bv *»*«" 

.n.tftf* 

’ ■ brat'll tMiml till' g™”, 

ni'.tllnc fl"* 1 '" dl»clw»*- ' 
ginrni 4 Ihit whlrllnR |iim, 

7„ Id* fjrfrit nf ,OW: 

b c nDhrJ- r ' turning (!<••>! for III— 

lt ^«a» Mucon ' n,M ' 

'Wine lt.,»l't ry^ 

,ih oorrtl" 1 " row ' fWe ’' t Wo '" on ' 

...b.^r-rulu.M.Irnbrn,™. 0 

juJ.tiinly.rtttMiorn. lliwri-il *M” * 

ltr ^b»h«)<» thy »rr B ofNiwm- 

fii! ,| rt0 » onttir purgo of »ln ; ^ 

..^.IthrbMW Miring grnro. 

IIlt b.«nriil>rr»t tnmult r-nnii. 

„„n) ..ddewUntorm *"<> 

jjjjj luring kitnl" ,, r‘i- rlulJijM ltn luqud, 

W J thou tn lirr low's ini'*wgf bore ; 

[bthou loV’r IuthM i-wrmnrn. 

,a prlfklj spwtrT' or burning sting.. ». 
MyfnDillnR hi*n.» or i-yi-n r.-p> l ; 

! tftd litre trlumphimt ring. 

r „*'rr.rjtrrmulou.p.llT»rb. H. 

irronttbr.. glltt.-ring bl.vbM 

(h .rp.|wl»'" 1 '- bn»1.»n.l burobboil gm-n- 
ni.loT.lrrlrgt6.nftb'- gh4«. 

Art gu.r.1' d. S»lnr.-«fur«'t nitron i 
Monmodeit g.ra ofsarili Oinirwl. 

, u , rtr nesr'nijr lioirt 

ft. [t.rr .boro rrr loiters bright, 
s, . hb b «.• >prll tbr heavenly plan . 
lot flmrnrbeloTr. when read aright, 

God'. (oodorM t'uob tn wnyw»rt|,m.n • 
p.»r <iGrptlo|ff tbr bnuntmui i nr'-b, 
r.lrrlildr*nnflhr glorious run. 
f brtbrr of high or lowly, birth. 

1 1 ,., you ill-yrt lurr 1 non. 

Ulf th<* t * Vr ‘ M l W°° jn,n ff irfinhj^r fmil 
fimiJ whit« Lily «-f th.- .V*U». 

’ Purie. , 


■yjj ^mportidtif* nf AtlVIK**lf.J 

jjjgpON CORRESPONDENOB. 


5n« I penned my last lotter.1 have, hit.! 
1 opportunity of ascertaining, liy personal 
mldfe in n goed degree, us well ns liy 
jMfimlence nnd conversation, tlic eondi- 
ad English Methodism. 1 have traversed 
l«ti)f the country which 1ms suffered as 
BchtsthenuKit from the ravages of faction, 
idmrjtrhcfe I have found that the "pus- 
mtf the wilderness do spring and that 
W is once again the “clear shining after 
anin" It is not my business; us your cor- 
qiodentto give any instances of the four* 
sit mpiinctpled and unscrupulous cliar- 
idaot the proceedings of the '' Reformed” 
ml "Worming" Committees every where, 
laugh iliKiU he easy to do this on a largo 
ai Sot it is both my business and my 
taste to inform you. and I nut sure it will 
in both you and your renders pleasure tot 
informed of the gradual yet sure recovery 
i oar Connection from the late troubles, 
ilh the exception of two neighborhoods, 
d these not very extensive, the - whole of 
ntodism may now he said to t e tranquil- 
id. The division is effected : pence is re- 
lied. With the restoration of peace and 
iiij,hopeand action have been revived or 
adteoed) and, though tvo cannot' look' for 
nth increase upon our numbers during the 
paeitjear. especially in the face of such an 
ijftadented drain from emigration as lias 
ha led is, and is likely yet for months and 
Jem to be going on, ‘yet we hope that our 
pud decrease are at an end. It ishazard- 
• foppbesy, hut I should ho somewhat 
K " r tbl if, at the uext Conference, the Cir- 

■ teUimswere to show no increase. " In 
'■t; tin j places the congregations are grud- 
b!lr being augmented, and the number of 
1 tubers increasing. Of the" seccdore we do 
t expect to recover many, nor is this at ull 
Meeired, unless their character and tem- 

fbrere radically changed. The eontrihu- 
‘ C! towards the missionary oause keep up 
"*if»Uy. ir, with a loss in two yours of 
80,000 members, the missionary fundn 
“J ^rioualy fallen off, it would have boon 
lamentablo thing, hut atill it 
1 have only been a result naturally to he 
Ihjit, in fact, thd missionary in- 
has, daring the years of agitation, not 
J n kept up, hut actually been aug- 

■ . m Mter of ustunishmeut and pro- 


1 n u MOfcwuioiumjui mm pro- 

vhiukfolness, \Ve are encouraged, and 


; ” e ure eueoqrugcu, nuu 

a** »t it will .till | K , kopt up in the pros- 

ItnaiT '' U *' ir 118 n, J knowledge and in- 


4t extends I may say that this will he 
, C * M \ ,^ roln I'Ceds, indeed, the news is 
^ 10 -Methodists have 
2, . ,lle i r former doings; tind'have far 
^ au y tiling that could' be expected, 
years ng 0 ^ed # USL ,j , () rti ; H0 8()I|le 

*a. (a ^ , ^ ric t Missionary ser- 

hVicil -D." y moana lls tho total of the 
6e unouQt btl0 "D ’ I b ! mt years ngo 
^ em » 118 nU8c *^ un ^ er u Hpeciully gra- 
^l2 m r nt toX1U0U ; l«d(i a'won- 
Rev TV ° 8Crv ‘ ecs ' Vl ‘ r| .' hold, at which 
Uauin e m ^ r ^ mr delivered speeches of 
Oem ur . a "d on this occasion, if my 
'** le £13i»i Dllt llll: ’ t * 10 Dontributiqns 
»lly d^a , ’ “*" tor l '‘' 8 flic amount' gVidn- 
ll ' J e arhm.r “* U,un X70 "' Tliitn wins 
11,0 a B ltllt ' ,jrl (1848) and 
^ which tu ° . l lc Ahlftrious inilucncos liut 


Pal th t f(,i| 0 ^ llut ' on "'us engendered, 


N it, , lu B y car T determined that tlm 
WTfUii, “ u llu * BU ®cr from the evil 
'^iiiclft, ^ U ’ ,ru iij, the frieuds oxotted 
uontiihufn,,'" 1 '!. y 118 tu 111(110 double 


Mm!,'"" 8 "* y* 0 previous year, and to 
["“"year. T| W, p l1 tu tl,u givings of uiiy 
baiilem , 1,1 ,ov ' 1 UOmils Jackson, the 


'"uentofo, * iiomiiH juuKBon, tno 

**l<le to,| °l cur ’ presided ut iIicbc mem- 
lbbi. 1 .. f UI1 d was nsslaf...! t... sr.... _ . 


a. 1 7 WlW t wsi8t,i( l liy Messrs. 
“ A f‘ hur ' well as other dis- 


.-‘.lieu men 'I'l -'Him uir 

'iaereue 1 lu f(,llu wiug year sjmwc 


8tiUt (t|, B | U !" m ‘Ida amount; and tho 
" 1 “^arj, , b y au uxlraordiuucy 

141:11 year o 11,1)0 w «re raised. 

m u „ 11 of Methodism and 

Ut!.. 1,0,1 UUUNaa* R.. I 1 


% * eonti- 

"^aad m , ul . , " lt Jh 0 next: unnivemary 


“‘Umu.i i ‘ auniversury 

^ PNietion , I 1 8i B ,ul1 'l l‘“ 

V >« ev et J !' 18 '° 1 '" uttereii as coufi- 

** W ooali.K .. i"*’, 10 P ttst year; nay, it 
, 1 , lat ' looking at tho vury 
ul ' H‘e efforts made 

^ptocodeutcd lilueraUtyof 


'ho contributions, oven tho friends of M«lho- 
lism and its glorious mission eauso had looked 
mr a deolino this present year. But the 
louhts of friends and the hopes* of enemies 
have boon equally defeatod, and tho anniver- 
sary recently terminated has, without so spe- 
oial an effort as that nf last year, realized JE10 
iinro — the total sum raised boing £1650. 

I his is a style of liborality unexampled even 
in British MeUiodism. 

I.eeds, you nmy have heard, is often called 
"the heart of Methodism,” and such doings, 
is these cprtainly are worthy to oarn for it 
'he title. Hr. Digon and tho Rev. George 
— 'shorn -have heoii clllef speakers at These 
meetinga What influence huch an impulse 
is this will have upon tho meetings of the 
year you may eusily .c.oncejve. hoods-has set- 
Tie example and there will not ho wanting 
others to follow it. Leeds lias struck the key 
note, and many another Circuit and District 
will take up the tune. Wolverhampton, in- 
deed, has already responded nt n noliln meet- 
ing. And it gentleman, who during the lust 
vear bus been a subscriber of a guinea a dav- 
has announced his intention for tho Coining 
yenr to give seven guineas a ruv. 

New Kingswood School has just been form- 
ally opened. The establishment had been in 
use .for more than Twelve months; but till 
the departments and appendages had not 
beeii complete tho. whole of that time, and no 
convenient opportunity hnd been for formally 
inaugurating it. This, however, was done 
the week before last, a number of our most 
distinguished laymen and ministers, those 
especially who had taken the most active part 
in promoting the new erection, being present 
on the occasion. Dr. Bunting was therci and 
spoko with simplicity, unction and force, r.t 
the meeting, lie was worthily honored liy 
the num erous assembly. His son, the liev. 
Wm. Al. limiting, preached (in me of the 
Circuit chapels) a beautiful and appropriate 
sermon on tho occasion in the morning ; he 
addressed himself, as may bo supposed, prin- 
cipally to the youths of the establishment. 

Old Kingswood is a famous place. “Mr. 
Wesley made it so ; and Mr. Arthur's popu- 
lar work, “The Successful Merchant,” of. 
which t sec a notice has appeared in your 
paper, and which will no doubt bo as much 
read in America as it has been and is likely 
to he in this country, bids fair yet more widely 
to extend and perpetuate its fame. But some- 
how or other tho impression prevalent respect- 
ing Mr. Wesley's -Kingswood hits been aWery 
erroneous one. 1 1 bus been supposed -that Out 
of one of the darkest places in this dark earth 
there had arose a very Eden of moral loveli- 
ness. Nay, it had oven been imagined that 
the outward aspect of Kingswood hail been 
transformed no less than its moral condition 
into one of order und beauty. But all this 
is a decided mistake. Tho black collieries of 
Kingswood have ever housed a population 
dark as the outward aspect of tho placo and 
inhabitants, and uneoutli and barbarous to 
the last degree. .The labors of Wesley au(l 
Whitfield effected a gracious reformation of 
many of the colliers about the year 1740, but 
the uum||r was not large in proportion to 
the general population. A certain superficial 
impression uf seriousness and ignorant awe 
was .also made, no doubt, upon a greater 
number, fait this soon woro away. The Cal; 
vinistic leaven and the spirit of dissension and 
uncliarltnhleness began, as early as 1741, to 
breed mischief and spiritual alienation and 
decline among the reformed colliers ; and 
from this period tho prostigeiof Methodism in 
Kingswood seems to have been to a grout ex- 
tent lost, and tho work pf graco to have re- 
mained almost stationary fur many years. 
The consequcnco has been that, notwith- 
standing tho early successes of Methodism 
there, the general character of Kingswuud 
depravity and barbarism has remained 'un- 
changed down to the present time. A worse 
site-fur a school for Drencher's children could 
scarcely lie imagined. Thoro was positively 
nor edoeming featuro. Tho cottages round 
nbout teemed witli a thieving, profane, and 
foul-mouthed population of youths und girls. 
The older people, though less busy in wicked- 
ness mid annoyance, und more engaged in 
labor; were really for the most purt no better. 
The scenery around was not at all beautiful. 
The immediate locality was low, damp, and 
unhealthy. The house; not a recent erection 
when Mr. Wesley purchased it, was now al- 
most ruinous add incapable of being repaired, 
except at. a most disproportiouato expense. 
The accommodations woro altogether insuffi- 
cient for tho augmented number of ohildrcn, 
and indeed- so insufficient as to ho positively 
unwholesome — sumo of tho Bleeping apart- 
ments being so uloso that in. a morning tho 
candles und lamps burnt very dimly for want 
of oxygen. And, besides all this, the estate 
having I con undermined in every direetiun 
by coal-pits, und the wutor.long ago pumped 
out, ull tho water used on the premises hud 
to lie “ led ” from a considerable distance in 
a water-cart; 

I'nder these circumstances tho lay-gcntle- 
inun of Methodism resolved a few years ago 
tlmt the institution in its thun present condi- 
tion was a disgrace to the body, and that a' 
new building must be erected hi a suitable 
situation as early as possible. Tho Confer- 
ence, however, clung to Old Kingswood with 
great tenacity. It was the place of our foun- 
der. There lie had walked in his lust yeurs 
under the slmdo of the fine aveifues of elms 
which his own hands, it is said, luul -|dantud 
There ho hud preached in tho open air under 
tlic shade of a syen inure tree standing in tho 
play-ground, und the chapel was his own 
erection. Tho garden, especially une seques- 
tered terrafli, had boon his resort for medita- 
tion. It was therefore, not until ufter several 
discussions, liur until tho second Conference, 
■tlmt- tho Ministers could consent to the re- 
moval of tho school to another sito. It was 
then desired and ondeuV.ured to ubtuin u suit- 
able silo, not very tjp- from tho original one, 
and between tlmt and the city of Bristol, from 
which Old Kingswood School was distuut 
about three und u half miles. But no such 
situation could, after long and diligent search, 
bo didcovored. 

Eventually, thorcforci it woe deoidedtf 


mfivo tlic establishment to the, present site, 
winch lias been named Now Kingswood. it 
is on Eansdowne Hill, a lofty ami commaml- 


APOSTOUC SUCCESSION. 


WHOLE NUMBER, 97 . 


m in of Wprinoipln nn<I Homo purtw, who Iim, 
in tho courw Of u‘ roving and dinoroditnl In, 


is on Eansdowne „i„, a lofty comm I- , Jho «f7tb, claim of a continn- 

mg eminence winch overhangs Hie fair and I and unbroken sueees-ion in tlm line of there become familiar with Christian usages 
tainous city of Bath, seated in (lie bosom of I Bishops is thus demonstrated Iw Thomas B. and doctrines, afterwards rambles tn Mar- 

llv nmn nf im.ta.. ..D I .Ml 1 r* 1 ■ 1 . 1 , , ““ 


' For Ifi* N.O nuisiliui Aitroetto, 

REMINISCENCE "! — 11 Uncle Winter " 


its amphitheatre of hills, nnd from which the M„ nul i ny , t)m 


beautiful ami sD n p i* ii" F m " rl . I The transmis-inn nf orders from tho apns- r J"'h Ulicral and .simple-hearted, lie pro- 

SS hi ?n i a " y " «' 4 KngW, clergyman or the prZ„t t- -V Christian, attracts notice by hf 

kino in v ! ° y “Tre '»« 8 t have been .througli a very gr™, alalities and affoet'od zeal, and in raised to the 

H " in f ia "° rama I'din uirgli ll(llll |, (>r „ r ii,i,. r nif,lltito persons. Now, it is 'T’'» c »pal dignity without having over hern 

na’l, 1 . ° r* 7 "V l ' r ; 1 |» ohiihh' tlm, lerirym'i, in the Chur.-l, of h 'M>ti.ed. That such an event might happen, 

within • 11 n . n lr " rl,n ' * ,u 1 l, V 11111 . Vl , . I '.nglainl can traee up his splntuttl genenlngy '' a 7’ w,lB very likely to happen, can not he 
wthmcinvenien reach „f it. removed from r „ r ,* elt ^ w '"> by any one who 1ms read the 

Tilded Im^ 11 Thcrc-r e rila i,,, lr »Df IVtCgtiima- The voryvirtuea, indeed, 
tlm mfi ,,,uth -r-|| (r , M , M #ip . ;;xt . lt511 hm» ? lr*-.l yearn. «1uriti K which w,11oh ( li»tniKui»hcd tho cmrly, ChrintianH, 


AoillcH, whom ho finds a Christian nooiofy, 


in Smith Rritint, i i i • t i ti j, rt to mi Knj'hsh oh-rirvnmn "1 tho proReut ” n,,H to *V uiirint 

in o»utn nntuin, und only 8urpu.sH<*d in thi- , . , , ,* .■ 1 ikhilitina un,l u tr..ntm 

kin rwlfhtn ii,. J r r i- i i | d’l.V must hnvo hoon tlirmi}»h a vopy gfoat « unu alloc tet 

I rf in tie rl H FTT' , i«.erm,aliii.« persons. M is "l'- ( 'H dl^lty w 

°f r rn T !* M,n « , ‘ ,p ; I fit uli, ilile tlm, in the Chur.-l, ul ''apti.ed. That sue 


wit.liin convoniont roach of it, reuiovnil from ! r , • t ■ 
i t • , . ■ i li , 'm bin 

Gvor ) r u ctmHinp; inHuo nco an d asM ioiii tioii . sur- ! 

rounded by# very much thiit' tcmls to -n-fim j ( 


the maul und. olcvuto tlm hinto. 1m** Loon 
orcctn.l by tlm ^oniiiH of Mr. W’\U on. our 

j " 'f" 8 ' ';f ' v, 7 7 •al" «•!•••• 

ancmd: and admirably adapted Tbr Ml the i 1 ' " " f *" 

purposes uf-the estaldislnnent. A-eoininoda- f 1 ™ "T"' 8 t "" 1 

i ilin \ . »huv , any otio. of which imiy, without any 

tion is provuled for about 1-10 b<^v-t}osidcs , . . * . . 4 , 

n .. .. * a improbability, lie mipn'wii not to lmvi 1 

£ournor and family, mastors, porvants. oto . . ■ . .. * . . . . .. 

( ri -rr . r . , r . . „ , takon plant Wo have ni»t a tittlo of ovi- 

I lie cost of the whole, molmlinir a small farm , . ... 

i , .. p „ r , ‘moco to any one rlios,* «*v« nt^. W o do I 

orttate, and the furmturo lor evory d^Tiurtimmi , , . < • r* , 

, i ... .. • 1 / not ovou know tho muuo** or oountr.os of in 

ns boon -h limit riii non ...... f 


which diHtinpniHlmd tho oarly, Chrintiana, 


purposes of »tho e$tabli^hnmnt. 


tho*histi»ry of tho transmission of hiH\»rih*rH to have laid them open to tlioso arta 

is'lqirioil in uttor ilf ifk noss And whoth’or ho which deceived , 


tion is provided for about MO buys, besides 
-governor and family, s t e rs, . h ojtAA n ts. etc 


hns boon— about Cltj.OfUf You a no* awaro. • ’ 

doubtless, tlmt for more than thirty yours 
tht •re has been in existence a second school ! v (i| 
for I’foachor's sons. at. Woodhouse Ooyo, in - , (i ‘ ( 
^ orkshirc, between Leeds anti Hradforil This ^ r * |}l| 
will now, after-recent additions, aeconimodato u jj 
about the. satno number of pupils as Now t( , r „ ( 
Kinjrswood. 

? ^ evide 

Messrs, loungand Kirk (and in tlmir cum- ' WJW ( 
pany a relative of tlm writer's) set sail from ( . • 
London, for Australia, in the “ Mi Ibgurne’" w j 10 
mail steam packet, as 1 beliove-I informed you f , i)Wf 
about fivo weeks a#o. In the Channel they , | 1(1 
were tossed about for a week by heavy piles. ; n p ori 
which proved the steamer, though warninteil ,j urn , 
firHt-class. to ho a rollin; . unniithageablo ves- 
sel, currently called a “ Uib,” and not by any lht , () 
means seaworthy. At iMymouth shewas.it y |jis 
was said, repaired, hut on lenving port was 
found not more manaceahle than before, nnd , wi i v 


i hose events Miiippemd \Vii«.do not' know 
whether tip* Mpinttinl nncfsturs of any of oni 
‘•■ontiMnpiirn'rh'i 'w-r** S p!i4iisl» or Armenian 
Arlan or Orthodox. In the utter absence ol 
all particular evidence^ we are surely entitled 
to require that there snould he very strong 
evidence, indeed, that the strictest regularity 
was observed in every generation, and tlmt 
episcopal functions were exercised by none 
who w ere not hDInqw by stmeession from tiff* 
apostles. But we have no meh evidence In'* 
the first place, we have not full and accurate 
information touching tho polity of the Church 
during the century that followed the perse- 
cution >.f Nero. That, during this period, 
the overseers of all the little Christian socie- 
ties scattered througli the Roman empire 
held their spiritual authority by virtue nl 
holy orders derived, from the apostles, can 


r , p , .... onurs ueriveu irem tlm apostles, can 

running foul of sundry object a which hap- fW , . . • 1 k . 

, . , . , • , . . 1 not be proved by 'Contemporary testimony, 

pened to be in her way. she was again dam- u_ ullv t , *, • ,* . 

i ^ _ nor by any testimony which can be regarded 

aged, and obliged to nut in once more to refit llB > 

r,,, - , 1 . • , as decisive. I be question, whether the prim- 

I he second tune, a few days more having ,*•. % . *• . .. . ... , * 

. . . .... p itlVe eeelesiast (‘;1 i^onsl itotmn horn it (rrcti i 


been lost, she really did contrive to got out 
of harbor, and even rtbt of the Channel. * For 1 
a few days, having very fair wind and fine 
weather, she went on cheerily. But a fine 
“ breeze '• was Aiiore than ou^-steame.r could 
stand. The wind freslieneu in the Bay of 


nor by any testimony whieh can be regarded 
as dqojsive. Tlm questioii. vvhotlier the prim- 
itive^ ^eeeleshistteal CiTnsIitiifiohli'ire a greatui 
resemblance to the Anglican or to tjm Cal- 
ybiistic. nunlel, has been fleri^lv disputed., It 
Is a question on vyhieli men of eminent parts, 
learning and piety, have differed, and do-t< 
this day differ' very widely*. It is a question 


stand. The wind freshened in the Bay of 7 “ K V i ' V V , c 1 . 

Biscay, and alLthe topinziNts with tlio jilibooni wl,,c 1 >'■“«» r all ■ h»lf ..f the al.tlifv 

».ni » n .1 , I if Protestant Europe baa, ever 

went over at a Rnap. I lmn the wreck and .1 ic r , 1 , 

1 -.llll'P till! (l<r,Plll..tll,l. ....... 4.. ,1... 


t?rl(*|. 1 lleifnit of ths Bun. anti hHJ 
Thf* Rlmr|>->ighti'(l yptrlt of all In hi'aTrn.” 

Now, this un baptized iinposter is evidently 
no successor of tlm apoHtles. Ho in not even 
a (.hristiun ; and all orders derived through 
Miob a pretended bishop are altogether iti- 
V J ( *lid. Do vVe know enough of the state of 
flmwotdd and of tho Chupclyin-Hie third 
century, to he n bio to say, with confidence, 
Mat there were not at that time twenty Hindi 
pretended bishops ? Every Hindi ease makes 
•1 break in the upostolio succession. 

4 Now suppose that a byoak, such as Hooker 
idniitH to have been both common and justi* 
-liable, or'such as we have HtippoBcd to be pro- 
lueed by hypocrisy and cupidity, were found 
•n tho chain which connected the apostles 
with any of tho misslonarioH who first spread 
.Christianity in the wilder parts of Europe; 
who can say how extdlisive tho effect of this 
single break may ho ! Suppose that Saint 
Patrick, for example, if ever there was such 
a man, or Theodore of Tarsus, who is said to 
have consecrated in the seventh contury the 
first bishops of many English sees, had not 
the truo apostolical orders, is it not oonceivu- 
blc* that such a circumstance may affect the 
orders of many clergymen now living ! Even 
if it fvere possible, which it assuredly is not, 
to prove that the Church had tho apostolical 
orders in the third century, .it would bo im- 
posHthlo to prove tlmt those orders were not 
*n the twelfth century so far lost that no ec- 
clesiastic could be certain of tho legitimate 
descent of his own* spiritual character. And 
if this were so, no subsequent precautions 
could repair tho evil.” 


hamper got entangled in the screw, npd the | 
clumsy vessel lay helpless, wallow ng in the 
sea, for thirty-six hours, till nt length the 
hamper was got clear away. Then sho was 
ofi again : but anon, it was found that she 
had sprung a dangerous leak, which even 
threatened shipwreck, and which tho whole 
power of tho-engine, and the labor of all hands 
could barely cope with. The Vessel, too, was 
Hhamefully overloaded, so that tho port-holes 
had been obliged to bo fastened up'at lMy- 
moutli to prevent tho water from entering. 


and erudition of Protestunt Europe lias, ever 
since the Reft >r mat ion, been opposed to the 
Anglican pretensions. 

It is surely impglitie^O rest .tlm doctrines 
of the English Church on an historical theo- 
ry* which, to ninety-uine Protestants out of a 
hundred, would suLqn muuh mofe questioua- 


A Tartar Hot-hovsk. — S ometimes tlm 
travelers slept in their tent, which was apt 
to he very cold, aiid sometimes in a house. 
w,hich was apt to }>o extremely hot; in fact, 
they slept on a furnace when in a native 
house. The entiro household was in one 


hie than any of those doctrines. Nor is this I H j et , • 


trgo room, where all the cooking, eating, 


all. ^Extreme obscurity overhangs the liisto- 
ry-df the middle ages, and the facts whieh 
are discernible through that obscurity prove 
that^the Church was exceedingly ill-regula- 
ted. We read of the secs of the highest 


piug, talking and scolding went on — to 


nn operation Vliich also, of course, prevented “I 1 "" 1 ! s “ l(1 ; iraosferred backwards 

tho inirresB of air. At the same ti.m, sfie v,,.. •««! '-^rds h l''“pnlar tumult; bestowed 


the ingress of air. At the same time she was “"‘"" , WNe ''7 D''PM“r *«'»»«'> ll0a ‘ 0 " 0 ' 
so overcrowded with passengers and live-stoek “ omet,mc8 11 l ,rofl .'B ata ,,r ll,:r 

that all tho air that could, in any case, have i “ un " 1 '.! >'7 " 

, ... . - J * ‘ iDn.in'.in -fill „ . . W .. A 


been obtained would have been, too little 
1 lie cabins und berths were many of them 
ilooded witli water, and tho hqrxos^eto., wore 
floating about. The mail-bags iiad been sat- 
united by the leuk. Influenza fever hud be- 
gun, from onuses' enumerated above/ to pie-' 
vail, and tho able medical man declared his 
conviction tlmt, in the warmer latitudes, this 
would change to malignant fever, and be at- 
tended, in rite pteseuf condition of the vessel, 
with terrible mortality. 

Hero was a pretty condition of tilings 
The captain wisely decided ut unco to steer 
for Lisbon, some live. Ini mi rid miles nr -mure.- 
but the- easiest und best port to make. There 
the Melbourne is now lying. She is to go 
into dock and be thoroughly repaired, which 
it will take not a few weeks to accomplish 
The passengers insist upon another vessel be- 
ing Bent forward to take- thorn op, or tlntir 
passage money being refunded and their ex- 
penses "paid. What the steam-packet coiti- 
puny will do reniains to lie seen. But from 
a private note from a member of our General 
Missionary Committee, which lias been for- 
warded to me, I learn that they have decided 
that tho missionary party shall, on no consid- 
eration, proceed on their voyage in the Mel- 
bourne. Aud tliunkful indeed uuglit we "air 


kinsm'an, still a stripling. We read of 
bishops ot ten years old ; of bishops of five' 
years old ; of many popes who were men- 
boys, and win, rivalled tile frantic dissolute- 
ness of Caligula ; nay, of a female Pope. 
And though tins last story, once believed 
throughout Europe, lias been disproved by 
the. strict researches of quodern eriticism. tin- 
niest discerning of those who reject it liave 
admitted that it is nut intrinsically improba- 
ble. In our own island, it was the complaint 


'.iy nothing of smoking and gambling. In 
the midst of the apartment thoro_ is always 
. large raised counter, on which everybody 
sits and lies down to sleep, in one end of 
this counter boilers are inserted for tho oouk- 
ing, and the heat from the furnace pusses into 
the interior of tho “kang,” as tho counter is 
eatled, affording a warm hod to every body 
A reed matting, or a flour of planks, is spread 
under the sleeper ; but, if lie do not accu- 
rately understand lmvi to place tlic reeds or 
tho planks, lie is likely tube “done brown” 
on one side while the other may chance tube 
stiff with cold. If tliis is cleverly managed, 
there is still muuli which is not oxactly con- 
ducive to sleep; fur instance, swarms 'of ver- 
min, cluuds of tubnuco, and tho fumes of the 
burning dung, of garlic, and raucid oil, such 
us tlm eutton wick is flouting in. Then there 
is tlm guifsip of one party, who may like to 


Mingled witli the recollections of the past 
is tho image of of “ one to fortune nnd to fame 
unknown ; ’ but whose name doubtless !i 
written in fair clmrneters in the I,nmh's Book 
of Life, v llo was a mnn of ordinary intellect, 
and almost ontiroly deficient, in fanoy and 
imagination. Ho had well improved tho one 
talent committed to his trust. No one oould 
avoid being struck' with his nppcnrnnco. He 
was one nf A Trie's enhlo sons, nf middlo stats, 
lire, firmly and compactly built, his enmy 
plexlnn was very ldiKjlt, hia eyes large, mild, 
and serious. In short, his nppenmnno was 
that of gravity personified. Though ho was 
n slave, nnd nf ii degraded race, bo compelled 
roHpoct by his dignity, nnd tho powor and 
truth .of his ohnrnotcr. He would net bnve 
swerved from whnt ho thought, right to Bnve 
a world. At ono time in his life he belonged 
tii a gentleman who folt it right, or noocssnry 
in order to stive an amount nf property,- to 
luivo some work done on tho Sabbath. When 
the work was dono, the gentleman called his 
servants up to pay them for their work. 
Undo Winter said, "No master! you are my 
tit aster, and what you toll me to do 1 must 
do it ; hut I dent want any money.”, Yet he 
liked to hnvo monoy, and suoh property as 
servants usually accumulate around them. 
As ho was particular to rospcct tho rights of 
Others, ho wished every ono -t/f-ffTpcct h is 
rights nnd privileges. I saw tho old man 
turn round onoo in grave rebuke on a young 
pronohor who oallod him "boy.” We Chil- 
dren would as soon have thought of being 
impertinent to our fntlior as to Uuolo Winter. 

I used to watch him with tho observant oyo 
of childhood: I never recolloct to hnvo seen 
him do wrong or lose his dignity. I do not 
remember to hnvo oror heard him laugh ; he 
would smile seriously, and sometimes he 
would laugh hourtily and shake hia aides, but 
lie would not laugh loudly. When he walked 
ho scorned to put his feet down by mathemat- 
ical rules, and to havo a purpose in setting 
them down us ho dld. llc seemed to obey 
the letter of the Scripture, which tells us to 
“ ponder on tho wnys of our feet." 

His wife belonged to a planter on another 
plantation, nud Uncle Winter always spent 
Ids nights, Sabbaths, and hulydays at homu 
in his cabin, which was comfortable and sur- 
rounded with many conveniences. In the 
evening, after attending to getting wood nnd 
making a tiro for his mistress, ho would light 
a pine torch and start for his cabin. The 
road was for two miles through a thiok foreBt. 

1 havo often piotured the scone to myself— 
the long, narrow road, tho foreBt on oaoh 
side, looking like dark frowning walls, and 
the gravo, serious old man soberly walking 
along, with his flaming torch in his hand. 

I lint road could tell of many bright thoughts 
of Hon von. I never hoard that the old man 
was ever molested, or evon frightened but 
onee. One night ho was slowly wending his 
way along the atill, lonely road when, sud - 1 
lionly raising his eyes, he snw a horrid mon- 


wo all would join in singing a bymv and 
then getting on our knoca, she would rail n, 

I nolo Winter tn load us in prayer. Ur K ,, 
not a revivalist among his own people • but, 
bo reproved their evil ways, and stood tip ft. 
loro them as an example of what a ChristUn 
servant should lie. Mx»y 11 

Clinton, La. 


ster standing before him just in jttjAis path. 
It was not liko any thing he haa ever soon 
beforo. It was as largo as two or three cot- 
ton bales ; its feot were like nothing that ho 
knew of, and it had something that looked 
like old saddle-skirts on eaoh side of its ugly 
head. “Ah!” thought Uncle Winter, "Old 
Satan hates me, I know, for tho harm I have 
done his kingdom, and the many things I 
have snid against him. Now he hns oome in 
bodily shape to soare me ! ” Inn fow moments 
lie found out that it was a great elophant 
that the “showmen" woro driving along in 
the night to keep persons along the road from 
getting a sight of “the olephknt”’ without 
paying fur it. 

When I know Unole Winter he was tho 
servant of an itinerant prcaoher. He ohanged 
owners twioe in his life, in order to go with 


f AliVeJ that not a single priest, south of llwllku vurJ Ul0) 0 | MMillg over tlleir tea; 


the Thames,, and very few on the imrtlp 
Could read- either Latin, or English. And 
this iili'turutf eb-rgy exorcised tliefr ministry 
inuidst** rude and Imlf-heallien population, 
in which Danish pirates; uuolirintianed, or 
christened by the hundred on a field of bat- 


orof another, ’who may prefer having their 
tea in the middle of tho uight ; or of a third,, 
who may wunt it before they go out at duy- 
break. On 'the 'Whole, we feel that whenever 
we travel there, we shall prefer tho tent, if 
we cun but keep up any vital warmth iu us 


“MY WIFB is THE CAUSE CffiLnV* 

“rr 7 U°r ^7 7 ~. ajoikat 

• K cullod nt tho house of Dr B- % 

-m a very celd morning, on his way to H~-. 

-tr, said the Doctor, “the weather is^ry 
frosty , will you ‘tako sotnetilng to rff-lnf/ 
before yon et afct ll' 4n that ear, y da y swmr, r - 
eptrtta were doomed indispanaable to warmth 
in winter. When Commencing a Jourmf, 
ana nt every stopping-plaoe along the road* 
the traveler used intoxicating liquor, to keen 
him warm. 7 - r 

.“No,” said Mr. L— , "I never touch an, 
thing of the kind; and I will tell you lb. 
reason ; my wife i, the cause of it. ] had he«ri 
in tho habit of meeting some of our neigh- 
bors every evening for the purpose of playing 
cards. Wo assembled at each other’s shop, 
and liquors woro introduced. After a while 
wo met not so much for they playing as the 
drinking, and I used to return home lata In 
the evening more or less intoxicated. My 
wife always mot me at tho doqr affectionate- 
ly, and when I chided her for sitting np so 
late for mo, she kindly replied, * 1 prefer doing ’ 
so, for I can not slcdp when you are out.’ 

“ Th "* “'ways troubled mo ; I wished fn thj 
heart that she would only begin to scold kte, 
for then I oould have retorted and rellevad . 
my oonsoionoo. But she always mot ms with 
the samo gentle and loving spirit. 

“Things passed on thus for some time, 
whon at last I resolved that I would, by re- 
maining very late and returning much intox- 
icated, provoke her displeasure so much as to 
cause her to lecture mo, when I meant to 
answor with severity, and thus, by creating 
another iaege between us, unburthen m, bo- 
som of its prosont trouble. 

“I returned In suoh a plight about four 
o’clock in the morning. Sho Met me at the 
door with her usual tenderness, and said, 

“ Come, in huahand ; I have just been making 
a warm fire for you, besause I knew yt»u 
would be oold. Take off your boots, apd 
warm your feet, and here is a warm cup of 
hot coffee.’ 

“ Dootor, that Was too much. I could m# 
endure it any longer, and ! resolved -thMtSo- 
ment that 1 would never touch another drop 
while I lived; aud I never mill/’ , 

Ho never did ; ho lived and di«d practicing 
total abstinence from all intoxitattng ^riu^s, 
in a village which intemperance hss'raraged 
as much as any other in this State. 

That man was my -Dither, and that' woman 
my mother. The faots abovo related- b ge- 
oeived from tho Doctor himself; when on a 
visit to my native village not long sine?. 

May we not safely infer that were there 
more wives liko my blessed mothor, there 
i would bo fower confirmed drunkards * ; ‘ 

1 ^7 : * . ll’I/ti* l . \ 

Saurw’s Deschiption or a DrtJto tnjmiu 
“Oh! wore my tongue dipped in tho gall 
of oeleatial displeasure, I would desoribe the 
stato of. a man expiring in the cruel uoocr- . 


taintiee of unbelief. 4 h, see! pvery thipg 
conspires to trouble him now. ‘I am farng ; 
I despair of recovering; physicians have given 
me over; the sighs and' team of my’pfgftU 
are useless; the world cannot enre; I mdet 


tie, were mingled with a .Saxon peasantry at all. lu a tent one can at least havo a 


scarcely better instructed iu religion. 


Hia wife and his children- He was always 
an ubjcctof respect and consideration to those 


choice of posture, whereas in ii Turtur inn 


8tut.Mil' Ireland whs still worse. Tala ilia tho B leepcrs on a -kaiig, if numerous, must 
pa umversum IhUnuam diswlufia cecleuasticic ij e j„ u circle, with their feet all together in 
disr phnas— ilia uhnpic pro r^nsud inline Chris - t | 10 niiddlo. 


tninu Mira sulnut) I’dmta bur/ninea," are the ex- 
preasjohg 'of 8t Bernard We ure, therefore, 
at a Iuhis to conceive how any ctdrgy.niuji can 


tV* 1 cun fide nt that bin ordurti iiave cotnodi 


Tiie Gentlewoman. — “I cannot forbear 


correctly. Wl,ctli.-r.b7bc really a successor Lurd Collingwcod tu I, is daughter, “the great 
.ul the upcntlqs, diipt'iids uu lit, miiucnsenuiu- cidvuntuges tlmt will result Irotn a temperato 
I such contingencies its those : Whether, c „ ni j uu i and sweetness of manner, to uli peo- 
r King Kill, dwell, a stupid priest migjit plo on ull occasions. .Never forget .that you 
.vliUe baptising several scores of Danish lin( „ g01lt lewoman, and all your words and 
lu-rs. win, I’li.l just made their option be- cottons should mark you goutlo. 1 never 


IWD pointing out to you, my dearest child,” said 


bourne. And thunkful ..tfidecd uugljt vvo a 1 q 1 . , , 

, ■ , iv ■- ,, . , . . , tier ol such contingencies as these : Whether, 

to bo to Divine Providence tlmt by sue i a , ,• 

under kiiig'l'.thclwoir, u sluiiid priest uuglit 
series of misliups at tlic commencement tins ■ ■ , 

, , , , , , , not, wliiLO liuptisiiig several scores of Danish 

miserably conditioned vessel bus been arrested , ' , . , , ■ -. . 

prisoners, who bad just made their option bc- 


tliiiH early iu her passage to thp Antipodes. j 
The deputation to the Grand Duko of b'lor- , . ■ 

cnee on tlic subject of tlm Mudiui, suggested ' ] 
by tho Evangelical Alliaucivand wliicli lots ^ 
actually gcuo forth uuder the auspices of tin- 
Protestant Alliance, lias met with such a re- 
oeptiun from iiis Highness as might have been ^ L . l)t8 . 
anticipated. The Duke has civilly, but rather j , 
loftily, declined even to sec tliofo. However ^ 
it was well und riglit tlmt they should go ^ (i j 
The Earl of ltodeoi tho principal member of U 
tlic deputation, has addressed u letter to tins 7- 


tweuu the font upd tho gallows, inadvertent- , 10urd your motlier-yuur dear, good mother 


ly omit to perforin the rite on jme of theso 
graceless proselytes ! Whether, in tho seven- 
teenth century, an imposter wiio bud never 
received y >n.-ourution, might nut have missed 


— say a. harsh or hasty thing to any person 
in my life. Endeavor to imitate her. . 1 am 
quick and hasty in my temper ; but my dar- 


nd e Hiscerutioii, uiiglit nut tuive passed |; n g ] j H tt ra j s |'ortuno whioh, not having 
'll oil as.;, Itisbop on a rude tribe ol | j,,.,.,, restrained in my youth, bus caused me 


Scots! Whether a lad oi twelve did really inexpressible pain. It lias given me more 
liy u ceremony huddled over when lie wus too trouHlo tu subdue this impetuosity than auy 


drunk 10 know w lint ho was about, convey thing 1 ever undertook 
the episcopal character to u lad of ten ! 


Since tho first century, .not less, in all pru- 


Carl of Shropshire, unuouiicing the result of I bftbili, J’ than’ene ’hundred tlmusaiid persons' 
lii'ic-endciivurs, wliich 1ms been iiublislied in I bavo . '.'^cruised tlic lunotiunS of bishops. 


Han't ‘Old Fakmdii. — A voucrablo old 
Scotch farmer of eighty years, fiuid to u rcla- 


theic-endc, Ivors, wliich lms been published in I -“ IV0 « loru, “» u 1110 1,1 "'-"“P 8 - ,un,,or U1 7™ r8 ' a ™‘ a ' 

the Times. In my letter I .mentioned the Fhat many of thusc-havc not been bishops by tion out. visit to lmn, “ I have lived on'thi, 

lion A. Kiniiaird, us 


mu J HIIUO, IU HIV iUtltT I .uiomiooru Ull. , * •'( ... 

Hon A. Kinnaird, us one of tin. members of ttl-gtoUctU succosslun, is quite certain.. Hook- J «»rm mere than half a century. I have no 
the deputation. This was according to tlic °r admits that deviations lion, tile gh-nerut 1 desire to cl.ungu my residence ; i have no 
original proposition, if not .immeiount • but, rul,! baV “ " l '»‘4"” 88 ' * iab bo U V ,lollcr tbun 1 ,low am 1 buvc 

1 h * • ■ »L« !.*...» i . .... i.' . . i I tu . ir> I . . i >■ ,,n i tl.A. C.rfl nF mv IntliitrM Witt tlm 


uh that excellent gentleman e.mld not uceopfi worth y ut ’ !,t * h ’^ , ttU ^ ^ite«munlike iutel- 1 wow^pwi the God of my fiithera with the 
till* eoimniKsitm. i, ,. u x *.„ loot, pnaiouncea them to have Iwen dicn 1 |a ,l 'l>h* more than forty yeurn. l>unng 


tlio ^puasiou, Cunt!’ Trotter haa gone in i hH5t * P^mOMneea tfem to have been ticn 1 nanio people more than forty yeura 

pln.ee. ' I jimtitiuble There may. be, 1 he buy.,, “home- | thut period I have bouroely over been ubaeut 

The Parliament lms mot. .Mr. Lcfcvro lms I tina ' 8 vur * v j U8t u,r,i ri-iison l„ allow Irmn the sanctimry on tho Sabbath, and I 

booh rc-clectcd Speaker of tlio Commons , dr'liimti.ni made without a hisltop. Where I have never lust, more than one comimwion 

i *1 is , , i*. > * * 1 | liave never been confined to a bed 


TIkj (Juocn’H Hpeuuh js to 1^ delivered to-du v* • tlm * C,l T‘ l ! UH,:da mU8t lm ?' ^me orpned, | Wttion 


apd then tho* pitched Inittic of parties will a "4 "either hath nor can luivo possibly a j «i sickness lor a s.iigle day. the blessings 
coqiincncc. That' decided, and it, mart 'lie i*t,H u T to .•hrduin, . in case «f ; su«li necessity | "I God have been riclily.spruad around nto, 
decided speedily, “tlic brief Autumnal session -t 1 ' 0 ordinal institution of (iujl, hatl. g.veu . and, I .have uiadu up'dJT m.ipd long ago, th .t, 
will terminate. Novel was the country u.dre al >d may, give place.. And there- 111 1 *»«>hed.to be Imppfctv niusl have more 

prosperous tlmu at at presoitt. ' x. V | Uiru ' WL “ r,: ,1, . ,t 8il "Wj M«'l-lj'* to i rcl, 8 lon tllau 1 bavo ut P rownt '"' 


prosperous tlmu at ut prcso'ttt. 


1*. S.--Su, your great Webster is gone, j 11 d'-'C-nt ot power il'uiii tlio 

Our Duke’s funeral is uppeiuted for tlio J7th. I. a 8“ lb ' 3 oputitiued succession ul kisimps j 

November ll, 1852; ... ' in every effceiVul urdiuutiuu. i'liere can be ; An Aon 


November ll, 1852 iii every oil'cctgul brditia'titni- i’liere can be ; An Agiu.i.mi;;, r or (IvjnIon./- A n old (.km- 

: Utile doub(, wo think; ilmt ;bc snce-ssioii if 'nemteUt pastor, whose peculiarities uf pnacB- 
| ifever existed, has of.uu bi-cu interpreted iu ing .were pruveijbiaj, uud. who was, blessed 
Tlio temple 'uf' Diana at Eplieeus was-lnO | ways imtob . less rspectubio. For, example, with a temper uf great value, wus one 1 day 


fijet ioag, gUU bread, and supported by I /(> j let us siijqaeo -and wo are sure tlmt no per- told by a* parishioner tipit lie did not like his 
marble pillars 70 fact high. It wus destroyed 1 0011 w ‘^ think the supposition by any means sermons. "Well,’,’ said tije old niiih,j“l 
\i.3(i5..', | Hiu the third century, a I don't weuder u( it ; I duiftliko ’cut myaelf.*’ 


who were his owners. He joined the Metho- 
dist Church in South Carolina about the year 
1804, and eontinuod a member until the time 
of his triumphant death, 1843, 1 think. 1 used 
to hear him tell about tiis conversion in Love 
Feast. I recollect bo said he “ was mourn- 
ing some time, and folt like a man carrying 
a heavy burthen ; hut when he was converted 
he felt like a person does who has been car- 
rying u heavy stick of wood on his shoulder 
and thrown it down " I think he joined 
society under Hope Hull, I should like very 
much to have Undo Winter's likeness a* he 
sat in church, in bis docent Sunday garb, 
listening with dignified attention to tho 
preaching of that Word whioh lidd made him 
wise unto salvation. In our old church there 
was a. short bench that sat near the pulpit 
on the black people’s side; on this bonoh 
usually sat two men, who might have given 
lessons in gravity and dignity of department 
to a bench of Bishops ; whoso word was as* 
good os any man’s bond — Undo Winter and 
Unde Adam. ' 

- Uncle Adam had a kind muster and tha 
privileges cummon to faithful servants. His 
master was somewhat skeptical in religion ; 
but I have heard tlmt he said that if “ there 
wus any tiling in religion, his tuan knew sli 
about it.” Unde Adam still lives, a faithful 
servant to his master, and a happy child of 
God. Iiis license to exhort was received only 
a few weeks age. About a year age God 
uonvurted some members of bis muster's futu- 
I ily. 1 think Undo Adam loves his Saviour 
better than ever, now tlmt he has given some 
, of his kind master's household to his faithful 
prayers. " - , : . 

1 do not think Unele Winter ever pined 
for freedom. He tvas emphatically Christ’s 
freeuiunjeuud that sufficed for him f, and to 
please his llcaveuly Muster, and to do his 
duty to his indulgent eurthly master, fillod 
his whole being. Had I the time and talents 
of Mrs. Stowe, I could write a book about 
I Unde Winter which Would rival “Uneje 
i'yfo '4 Cabin” (or intetroeti— awl »*/ , boo^ 
would he ^ll taux. 4 l; 

Ofteu, In tho absence qf hU njaster^ his 
mistress would gather -the family togot|i<!r 
l'ar pruyur*. Sho would read Uie chapter, 


Xabtinu Du at it, - 
buried us fur a whij 
fur u email, inopu 
even inithis respeqt 
bo said to Ji*z® taste 
trausoient, short,' and 
Sermons. 

■■ ..oral 




n 'tv Hir’d vdl 


I Kisiiinu rou Couvuirt 
angle for praise with the 1 
hope you will never be on 
condemn thumwlv#* luq 


I 


mo over; the eighs and tcarsof rny friends 
are useless; the world cannot cure; I wrtat 
.die. It is death itself that preaotwe to me. 
Whither am I going* What will booonwtof 
my body! My God, wb.ta ^ectani?! fho 
horrid torches; thodismaj ehroudj (he coffin ; 
the tolling bell; the sultterraoean abode! 
What will become of my Soul ^ I am Igtlo- 
raiit of its destiny; I am planglngiato eter- 
nal night. My infidelity tells me- myiMg/is 
nothing hut a portiqn of subtiie mattejr;. *n- 
othcr world, a vision; immortality, f. Tvfyiy , 
but yot I feel I know not wlpit^ that troubles - 
my infidelity. Annihilation, terrible ut it ia, 
would appear tolerable to me wero riot ' the 
ideas of heaven and hell to preaetM them- 
selves to me in spite of myaelf. -I. auedwavkn, 
that mansion of gjosy, shut against me,, | 
see it, at an immense distance. I ?e? it,,put 
my crimes forbid me to enter. I see hell — 
lieh, whioh 1 have ridiculed ; it ppeps' undo; 
my feet. 1 hear the liorrible groans of the 
damned; the smoko Of the bottomlesa pit 
chokes my words, and wrap* my thoughts in 
suffocating darkness.’ t y;.V ul t7, l -ri to * 

“Suoh is the infidel on his dying ijpd. 
This is notan imaginary flight; it, is noban 
arbitrary invention ; it is what we. 'saiMy ' 
day in those fblal visits to whioh oar aphftir 
engages us, and to whioh God aeems toSuff 
us to be sorrowful witwmes of hiacUspBasore 
and vengeance. This is what infidelity cornea 
to; this is what infidelity it geqd for; thus 
moat skepti cs die. ^ ; * 

SiLr-TAXATidit.— -The taxes ^te indeed, 
heavy ; and if those laid On by gouefonfent 
were the only ouee wa had to pay, vs might 
more easily discharge them; but we tmvv 
many others, aud much moro grievous to some 
of ur. We are taxed twioya* much by oar 
idleness, three timee as much by our pride, 
and four timee as much liy baV' fulfjrplind - 
from these taxes tho commissioners ean uuk 
ease or deliver us by allowing say, abuteaUeht, 
[Franklin ri tJill 






' 


f l)f Itcn) ©rlfdjis Christian JUiDarotr. 


CJiris 


• i* .. Ci V.„ , M'l*. w hio rul*. IV »™*‘ t*t enmO-r. 

I il l] II M l] llftf 111 1' T " I* 11 " 1 hr r * ln " r r 

1 JilUU AUMIHIIU, In niT an, oWfa-twnlk through Snlm:, 

- -esc 1 — V- - — I hnro born impressed with tlio beauty of i t • 

1 M par annua, In odvmnc* locution. itA rapacity of prosperity nnil run- 

— — - * -«■• ihlnablma*, if not great ness, and its notunl 

IEW ORLEANS ; I thrift. Houses arc going up of tlio Itio&Uub- 

- ‘ ™ ttnntial character and othors of like port nrr 

Morning, December 11* fresh from the mason's ifntl cnrpontcr> 

_ L — - r - ^ hands. Not tlio least, pleasing and 'useful of 

AL CORRESPONDENCE. tho hr0 *& and level streets are (buf artesian 

wells, of 350 and *100 feet in depth, pouring 

Sf.lma, Ala., Hoc. 2. 2^52. ^ oW ^ their pure crystal treasures, free as air. 
W. : The “Faihion land, dim f,, r |, uin ftn j t, rns t A railroad enters iSelmn 
ming before dawn, with a goodly , , r starts from it, leading northward. It is 
jgers. Having breakfasted, and f or ty-two miles and the locomotive 

j Tor the ftage to Marion, which p ft88C8 ovpr daily, with it.^ lengthening 
i an hour, 1 drop you a ft w lim train of commercial wealth. 1 saw some ex* 


$1 80 per annum, in advance 

NEW ORLEANS : 


yiru shall not do good at all unless you ob- 
tain lrtters patent from us. 

Would’ ft* Gy4 : JJtnt all such bigots could 
hear with faith and submission the broad 
minded and magnanimous answer of Jofin s 
Heavenly. Master, “forbid him not, for lie 


I 1 -- - r.-rzz : 

mi'iit. nml wlimv excited, wo suppose this to siblo more fully illustrate tho blestod truth I FUNERAL CEREMONIES OF THE 9 th. 


ho animal excitement, heenjise it is not tho that wo are saved by grace through faith, 
result of reason it is not the effect of mo- that not of ourselves, it is tho gift of Rod!" 
lives moving a higher nature ; hut merely tho Clinton, Nov. 1852. n. L. Nash. 


in tlic* of tfif'fl 

1 "Uuijsit a.. I r.M.i J,’," Ti 1 ,h * lr '-U IW 

,h " "•« <v b. rl ’""'■•ill 

"•might virlilij. t,, 


„r wun nmii mm sum, use i nHtincti vo im p tt ] SC8 of fpur ; ()f r0Bcnt mcnt, 

mdeil and magnanimous answer of .loins )ip 0 p pr rn tj f J ciitlori:; and ratiocination, or a 
MWenly. Master “Forbid him not, for lie <pnfiqef ion of thought, or tho apprehension 
at is not against us is for us.-* 1 "f motive, is supposed to have nothing to do 

We have another remurkublednstunoe /if. 'U producing the., excitement. This, then, 


trait.ol t lay. with „ 1 i >••• vl . .. 

A -tilnini. having un/Kn, ath n.. . ' \ nf hl " rwtdJ 


EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE. Mrona »*' 0 l streets are lour aneman 

wells, of 350 and *100 feet in depth, pouring 

8f.lma, Ala., Hoe. 2. 2^52. ^ QU f (heir pure crystal treasures, free as air, 
My Dear W.: Tho “fashion landul me for man and beast. A railroad enters Selma 
here tVis morning before dawn, with a goodk „ r starts from it, leading northward. It is 
lot of passengers. Having breakfasted, and ,. 0111 p| 0 j 0( j forty-two miles and the locomotive 

while waiting for the «tage to Marion, which p ft88C8 ovor jt daily, with 113 lengthening 

is expeoted in an hour, 1 drop you a ft w lim ( tra j n 0 p commercial wealth. 1 saw some ex- 
not by way of killing time, hut tilling it up ce jj cn ^ COft ] morning from the mountain* 
pleaaantly— to myself if not to the readers of OU8 rep j on above, an earnest of tlio immense 


the Advocate. mineral wealth that is just beginning to be 

H^ay evening last, on getting fairly out tapp(1(] )iy tbp road: Mr p ar | lanl) the f M ly- 

upon thelireeiy and bracing ljike l’oncliar- /nm 0 f q),|s ; run ra j] business und locomo- 
train, 1 felt thc usual delightful sensation of byes, tells me that another road has been 
city escape. I like New Orleans much, hut contracted for from this point to Woodvlllr, 
rather as a working place tlmn a dwelling in I'erry county. ATa , -the f i rst section o f 
place. When frionds inquire, as often they t | )0 road -iptended to inters, d at Jackson, 


■ ... , . Asm Minor abandoned tlio worship of idols, 

passes over it daily, with it3 lengthening .. 

. . , , , , Demetrius was a manufacturer or little silver 

train of commercial wealth. 1 saw some ex- 

.. ... _ . . . images of tlio Goddess Diana, “winch brought 

ccllcnt coal this morning from the mountain- . 

. ' • hint no small gain." He clearly perceived 

ous region above, an earnest ol the immense , . , 

..... , that if I’iuiJ was allowed to preach it Would 

mineral wealth that is , 111 st beginning tube ....... \ ^ 


! 1,0 m.lVorsion of -/.oat - a pretend, '•d'n-,.1 for "h presume all will agree, is animal excite- V 7 J 

ridigion that w.w only meant to subserve ..\vimn the animal, nature of man'ifl fipora- , 1 " :AR Bl,nl .'" KR : Hcrewitl.do I wish to in ; 

worl,1, y P"» in " l0 ll,Btor y of ted upon hy similar causes, it will hardly Vie ,/ !’ y,,u ."# un ® ur whrk in thisV.ty, nnd 
Demetrius, the silversmith, and Ills fellow qaosfioded tlmt tlilstoo, lsanimal oveitcr'nSht. J 
craftsmen of the city of Kpli^us. Hut when tlio fncultioj, of a rational mind nro 

The preaching of St. Haul was attended ealled into exercise, und thought, reflection, ,,orm an Missions do not oiily exist, 

with great success, nnd tiimisands.tliroughout ,l '" 1 V 1 ”' P ow<,r “ r ""'tives, are brought to . 'J" d ^ n .i , ‘y tho ' l ' ,iat ^' m fl 

.. ... *, , , „ hear we demur to the idea of animal cxeito- 01 1 na ' M wo11 Umrcli. A our 

Asm Minor abandoned the worship »f idols. w Jelnur , thiH phtin reason '«r ttn ™ e * cftn ^ «mt according to 


Demetrius, the silversmith, and his fellow- 
craftsmen of the city of Kphesus, 


- m.avuv* gruuu Liiruugn iaiin, Tho Mnmlntr •* '> • hiihi.j |»i tVl 

tliat n„ t "f ourselves, it is tho gift of Godt” Thuwd.r hst „. y m s^h f„r ,he "'."V 

LllOton, Nov. 1852. . n. L. Nash. ofthethrei. Kroet Ijwlitwpf tlinnit. — <T,iy. OMlIinnn Irr.-, < 10 - 1 , 1 . 1 .. i ' !‘ " 

) • nna iVobst.r On til,, loerlou, nljlii Ihi, rain had fsll. n Br,-.,o-.i . „ "! 

■ • In tommts. and alllniugll lllloir r,.nr,.,l nml sntna ha* |.r.-. trail.,, I f|,iy.»uh a'nmf" 

dlrtoil that tho weather wmlhl t'ontlnue UtittHihUiou* n i !"‘« - 'r n i 

GERMAN MISSIONS. I brisk wlml rnmn out from iho North, scattering ihc n 1st.-.' 1 , rv •• ^' n 

, r ; — Kiting a freetTtn'sV T<T tho n.tinonphcre, nml h uvltt^ji,- t-kv 1 n„. ' ^ ,V \ 'J 1 

Jo lift*, h. n\ Sehun ,J)' J)., Srrrt ton/ of the without n cloud, on tint mornincr of tin* appointed tiny j .im „ (ll 

Missionary Sucit /»/ of the M E Church , th '' H hmI its ffh-mtors upon « * v-r memoii,i,le. ,. V( . r . „ ./ 

South: ' . and the lik- ■ t which w. -hnll n t ! .1. uj. .1. in ,|„y I N , ( ' t ‘ ' ' 

. . nml ncin rutiun Whether we cun.-l.lif the funic * •! ilic “ 

nkau Krothkr : Herewith do I wish to in- great .len.i. whoiu.t!..* w«iirutn unt *«< in- A . (im 11 

form you again of our work in this'citv, and •tltut«.*d. or tin* 1 iTui^ctiei* «>f t Irvir t ■ . ' th.it ,-inti its u> v,_' . 


*'U-t ! »|,„^ j n ! 


'eolh, : 

10 , d ln.,.|,, ’‘“Itb, 


v r. ,, .'it.y.ir 11, ig I,, ,, 1 1, 
N, " Ki, gland.' , n„,i 


' 'eulfim n 
thetr 


form yrm again of our whrk in this' i.'itv, nnd "tit nod. or tl„- , iTuiijoiie.- ,-t i lo-ir . 
or the success that lias attended uur labor up V' :,r: '< * 

. . .. 1 lent a luntro to tlio present nirc—wht't 

to the present time. Sfotntfloencc tin* iirenuntiom- the 


band of (»od, as well a's of his Cliurcli. \ ’our 
missionaries can report, . that according to 


however thc animal may lie excited, it is tho ‘Heir ability and knowledge they have prose- 


lout a lustre to the present ngp— -whctli 
mngniflccncc of tin* prcpnr.it inns thee 
of the nppninTtncnts. or the soh.tnhiti* 
flny’n corrinoniiik we'tna.v search thu r 
Knit flnd for them no piiralh I. 

The only tlniwhi^k * xperi. nee l was 
mmi that cnvernl th- -ir> < t. in , 

vloui u'K'lit > ruin, nml r.iHsrnUno nml 1 
nre.liln, felt It** ilfocu in pnieni 


•f 11 pi-t ..•••neritli'Hi nml 1 
whether lotikititf at the j 
the e 1.1 life - a let ti.-|e ’ 
nniti* - tli .t m. irk- I tin* 

1 the ‘recur !• » I thc tlim 


innn, ' which brought , , s , TI . AJ . Iin d tlm mouai. man that leads t ; ll ! cd 11,0 "■° rk ““signed to them with ilssi- ilouno«> and i„ : ,lNl,M, d , 

He Clearly perceived in the operation, nnd is held responsible for lIu, ! y unJ zo “ 1 ' nut trusting, liowover, to 


1 ; ''-. 1 * 1 ,,,, 




do— How do you like it^ my answer is this. yp, R8 || 10 js,'ew Orleans and Great Northern 
I like it as the physioinn likes a sickly and 

the lawyer a litigious place, because mmh Of cnursc'Seltna inapt bo increasing fast in- 
il to he done in their line of business there, pnpulation. Just tins moment I asked the 
Thu 1 opine is the foundation of every landlord— How largo is your, population 7 
preachers preference for tho Crescent City. , 10i reaI | y can't say. The 

OnS that he need not ho aslmmcd of, truly. p] ace ; g f. n ing up so fast of lilt" 1 havn’t kept 
The Conferences come around not too often ,| 1P rlU] ( , r ; t „ 

for me, offering not only an occasion of re- Th,, C'lmrclics aro well represented. The 
union with brethren beloved, but a fair pro- baptists, Presbyterians, Episcopalians, Cum- 
text to get away from din and smoke, nnd hcrland Presbyterians, nnd Methodists each 
take a deep, free, full inspiration of air. have a neat and Commodious cliurcli, well 
“Air," to use tho language of Hawthorne on supported, nnd their pulpits well supplied, 
going to Blithedalo, “that has not be.n Imst week n Temperance Convention was 


the character of actions performed under tlio t,u ' irmv " "length, hut in tlio grace of 1. 

inllucnco of the excitement." !' nJ ln Htrun Ktl> of His power, Accord- 

mg to the Apostle's injunctinn, we preach 
r the \\ ord in season and out of season, witli 


/' . prove highly injurious to his b, induces. Some- inUueilco of the excitement, 

rlmm, thc facto- 1 , , , ’ ’ , , , , 

,, tiling must ho dono ; . so .lio iissemuleu the - — rn 

i ss and loeumo- 

road has been uml ll “ r “ n 8 u <' li tllum “P°“ tl,c REVIVAL I NTKM.rtlEXCK. 

1IT , w.v posture of their affairs, and said: “Sirs, ye 
t to W oodvilm, , , , • . t . . . . ,• - r « , 

ctioii < f by tliiw n nift. w pJinfv n onr-w ealili-: SilKLOJiiy J Jl _ 1 1 a a—bcen juj-go od 

moreover, ye pee and hear that, not alone at p'>’tn.iie to assist my brethren in several very 
■'it. at .laekFon, interesting meetings. At Raymond. Miss., 

. .. lt Kphcsus, but almost throughout all Asia, this ... h ... .. 

• reat Northern * , , , -. and Vernon, JViadison county, Miss., wo have 

l aul hath persuaded and turned away mue^ llt ,i . *. r *1 

1 J seen L^reilt and nroemm nil nniinniN nf flu* 


inp of th'* hurrylne tlmu-v 
i'limtiMy dry. Thb'inmJdy 
ti" • Ifi-rt in dnmjiini: tli«* ;u 1< 
tlu**dU|i|.iy f. r. plumrinj: hilt 


Revival I.NTKLLILeNGE. il ^ ^ on g Shflering, l»y visiting from house to 

house, as well us at our places of worship, 

Since my l ast to* you it 1m s boon nij-good- and a . t stfttcd JlQiirH.- 

fortune to assist my brethren in several very ^Ve wish wc could report a large? nnmbcr 
interesting meetings. At Raymond, Miss., of accessions to the Church at the close of 


•^kelpit through inti 

’1 and n !ro." 



(•u horsebnek and "ii f<>"t. in 

earriatfi - and e\er 


M- «... s 

Ref.ire 11 o’clbek the «*lr.*eta 

M. re , t -Md. d .Mill 

1 . I.ll-V 

1 

thouxiuiil*. either preparing-t" i 

ningte in the pre e. 



iwought thither to wii)ie.-- tin 

■ dlkplay Tin* xe- 


l.nn ■ ,. , 

onu of great hurry and excitem 
by tlie utmost gnwd order and d 

ent. furl her. charac 
ecoruill. 

leri/.. d 

M. ... « . 
Ju 


The Decorations 


Ireat Northern ‘ " • and Vernon, NKidison county, Miss., wo have this Conference year than w*e arc enabled to OwiujAo the heavy rain of th** previr ni K -ht, tiu*d«r- 

au a i persua t an turnf t away muc r- 8( , cn rf nnd precious -outpourjjfts "'of thc do. It must be home in mind, however, that rtni,|M,H ' v,r |’ oirdy ii. ii .wnn . .kv ii. irrdn 

creating fast in- p00 P l0 ’ ™‘ V1 " K tllut l,iero bc no(, " (lh wlmil ' .Spirit of (irnce. nnd many preciops souls have our work among our countrymen is s peculiar 2 I,'! 

nt I nskeil the Jlr ° mado witl * llun,i « ; that not only is been brought to a knowledge of sins forgiven, work;' that it requires time, patience 'und wwk win, nimM-flius r- ant i.,.|.,V...ti - ; ,„i. 

’ this oirPoraft in danger to be sot at nought.' » n *l are now rej.nieihg in. “Hod tiiejr Saviour." hard labor in order to make a general' Weak r, ’ r r"'" " 1 "' 1 - "••• - |r " 1 - i-“ n 

If popu it ion . buUlw> tlmt t]j0 temp , ( . of tho great ( ioddess -°" r I'TWts arc Wight, and hrightcplpg. upon tlio prejudiced minds of the Hermans, XX"'5’«reii"VtH.. fii'a'ru 222 1 ‘"' 1 '" !l ‘ '" 

, y ‘ .' , Diana should tie despised, and her mngnili- “ Thc U,r '! >'«f ^000 great tilings for us," nml I heir religion, inherited from their fathers. »t .i„d- nr-.i 

■’ I havn t kept * we arc.. re j oicin g in "the multitude of his is to them-a sacred relic, although- it, consists « , »lifl**' l 8. «*i*"^i«*rit with im*m - • ri -r .it, u i.m. - , i 

cenee should W destroyed, whom, all men ami mercie9 .~ nlul “theHchesof hisgraecT 7 May in- church ereeds^nd ccXembniclT To-pcy. '. 

resented. Thc tho world, worshippeth. And when they wc continue to enjoy “times of- refreshings sude thorn to forsake their formality and take gh„c,. I! ' th.' oM , ""e v ii.ii! .“‘.-.'in' 

.. ( . heard these sayings they wore full of wrath', from' his . proscnce,'’ until all the land shall hold of tlio life and power of religion is, in •.■Ik»<#u uboieoVtiiL. .iiys .-..ifc- :.••! 

’ , -and cried out, snyin# ‘Hreat is Diana of the he revived and blessed with an increase of their ojfcs, nothing less than sacrilege. Those '•* or,-»a.. w.-rr t„o„i with it ..r . ; .i..- -j.ur- .,..i ,t- 

lotliodists each ^ ^ . g I)i#na of every spiritual grace. that call themselves' more enlightened ( o h/- 'l 


people, saying tliut there lie no Hods which Spirit of (iraee. and- mnny preciops Souls have our work among our countrymen is h pceulin 
jtre made with hands: so that not only is been brought to a knowledge of sins forgiyen, work;' that it requires time, patience 'un 


this oirPcruft in danger i'll be' set nt nought, 
imkalso that tlio temple of the great ' ioddess- 
Diana stiould tie despised, and her magnifi- 
cence should be destroyed, whom nil men and 


and are now rejoicing in. “Hod tliejr Saviour." hard labor in order to make a general' Weak 
Our prospects are bright, and brightening, “pun tlio prejudiced minds of the Germans. 
••The Lord has ihme'grent tilings for us," and 1 heir religion, inherited from their fathers, 
we lire, rejoicing in “ the multitude of his is to them-a sacred relfc, although, it. consists 
mercies." and “the.iicheS of his grace." May church creeds -.and ccrcmoniesT” To poys 


Ephesians!”’ Acs. great is Diana of tlio “very spiritual grace. that call themselves more enlightened (avf- 

Kphesians, and wherefore 7 Because this our . '. promi *4i» Illst tn r"«war.l yon a few gckhrt) smile at us'eontemptuously, and hold 
‘ . . . • : incidents connected with theso revivals, which uh up in no better light than did the Gr&iks 


li«ui is in un^or. nByvaaat, o >o om 1 fulfill. These c.a3os arc givea si ui* Athens the Apostle Paul, ln their eyes 

of thc whole of this mighty ebulition of zeal ply to illustrate faith and -the manner oft its wc a act of crazy babbles that-havc run mud 
for tho groat goddess Diana. exoroiso, wifli the hope that it 111 'ny assist with tlie^supefstition of a crucitied Jesus! 

Wo are frequently reminded of this, passage others to “believe to the saving of their Phqy ridicule thc very idea of Jesus 1 Christ 
in sacred history hywhat is passing around s ° l ^ a * beiug the Son ol (iod and, the Saviour ot 

us in the. varied movements of society. She- ' n Jun ® last whilc ,lwi8tin S Hro - n at ,l . tho w r or J d ' l,t,noT? ’ thc J the preach* 

. „ , , r , r, a , , protracted meeting hi Warren county, wc ing of tho Gospel a piceo of folk, 

dally have wo Uofin frequently of Into called ‘ .• *., , . . . , . J V, ,, , , , J . 

. met with a brother .who had been in the Others that style thcmsol'ves'the true Chris- 

to rheogn, so tins same spirit, and this same Church for years without the comforts of twins, because they call themselves Lutherans, 
demugogumg in the nnti-ten.peruiieo speak- religion. For yours he had been in Runyan s and Evangelicals, Reformed, or Roman Cath- 
ing and writing of the times. If the lovers Doubting .Castle. If lie had faith at all, it olics, who, of course, accordin'' to their' tra- 


brwthed onoe and again '. Airthathasn.it h t ]j i, erPi demined to exert an important in- ' 10 w o o o us nng 1 y u ,u iti 

been spoken into worda of falsehood, formal- fluehee upon the morality and prosperity of i 10 b ro “f g'sld'.s Diana. 

- Ut iu>d error, Uke all tho air of the dusk, tho8tatc lj0Wpr Mtl Middle Alabama sent . ‘"quentl, reminded of tl 

ottf 1” But forsooth, it is rather too-raw and #bout ; ion del teH .. Nortl , Alabama very ,n mct f h ^ hal u ^ 

chilly this morning to discourse lovingly on few Tll0 Convention were d, cidod ns to the "f t,,c Viir,ed movements ol sod 

frreh air. So, as father Axley said about ,, AW th „ hollId rPPommpn ,l fur State legis- “"thy have we been frequently of 

finely dressed young preachers, "If you ) Bt ; on Tho clergy nnd old men in the Con- *’ recognise this same spirit, and 
please, we'll drop the subject. vontion .wont for the Maim: i.aw; tho middle cm “b l ’P ul, ’b ln the anti tempera 


at Athens the Apostle Raul, ln tliolr eyes 
wc a set of crazy babblers that-havc run mud 


There is one point of the short and pleas- n( , t .d and young men for wlrnt they called the ln R and writing oi the times. Il the lev, 

.i . i J n • n T ~ nn .l nr ,| ol . hmniiniltr on. I n. .1 1 , si , 


llirir dark .“hiidnws "ii III* ^ravc-* »-f- • nut* 1 

wlin^vry namj-s lM‘lniig./u nhlivlotl— «i* . ,-t tl,»* liret 
glnnci*atthe d»*onrjition«. Th-uid Ci*y Hull — #iri(*4* the 
•chotAju abo !»• of tin* «■ it v t*<>llci*t<*d w i> i tn. tn tinfa wlirti j 
It* arcad** w, rd viral with tin* rlnng of i! ili»* .-jiiir. and it- 1 
ari’lu'R rang witli the tm'llilulou* tatrrli «•!' Audalii«iaii 
girl*. (Amt ti'»w di'livretl ov r. foutidiiti.in ntid ivn|'. in ' 
spider- and.pi)Ucc..aldurim , n aiidr.it- — «a< iLsrknd- opt o 
in a sombra njiparaling. mournful iti k" |- d.: h ith i: . <.w „ 
nutiijnity and tint 8"|'*mnitifs i.f (hr* d: y «'haVtr« and 
Royal stm t* wer- rnvaml with a i lntid «.f drapfry Our 1 
liuiiti 'l fpii'v will allow us t.uly to p.irtit,*ul'tri/.i- th«* d« «•«>. 

rations tlmt 'Wit** .chiatly p»iunrkaLl't ti th- V ■ ; . i.ii'V,- , 
tncnt.s nf Philip Alh'iU'tti' N"s d". and ■'< Chart! « i. ,.i ; 

& JamidOli, .Mndau'* Fryer. Iliddi n \ C tin* i'lli' it ll.nd. 
on Royal gtn*»*t. an<J inslly. «>f tin* hat s-.-ir** at th'* firm r 
"f ChartrcB and Canal str, •••«*. prrhldt *1' • v. r hy ti, » u 
rrahln D ArcV. to wtin-.; vourt«**y w w., i* lnd«;Lt* I t r a 
pfrch upon his hniisctop. wlim. like a lovy. it. « » L -i.. 

nr roust' r Wf sat. Ilippin,; t lit: win;;* f our l im y and 
••brooding nvi i tinCva-t aliys*' nf h t 1-. huts, lftim l» 
ami parasols, whi-dmn and litmlftc l.ri !d vy, and ruin 1 


ant trip from New Orleans to Mobile that 1 A i.adam a law. There was much and able 
never pass without more or leas anxiety. It is Jlscussion’, hut good foeling. Ilev. Mr. De 


of good order, humanity and religion propose w ILS by far too feeble to afford him comfort, ditions, are thc. only true and saving Church C" , - r Altr.-.i Mi-.nt 
to take any efficient stops to stay thc onrush- J l0 llttcndcJ t H cver y Christian duty, and was on earth : because their errors and supersti ' 


agreed upon tho latter. The difference in, ^ 


this : The Maine law . prohibits, hy an act of 
tlio Legislature, tho introducing or sale of 


the half-artificial canalway or cut-off, he- y otic, an eloquent Bnptist minister, advocated 
tween the mainland nnd Dauphin island— thc formuri and j Ir clitherall led tile party 
Grant’s pass. About day-light Tuesday I in fayor ()f tho j atter i aw q |, e Convention 
was awoke from dreaming slumbers hy tlio agrecd upon the lttttpr Tll ,. diff er0 nco is 
atruggling of the steamer, now hacking, now tb j B . q-, lp Maine law . proliiliits, hy an act of 
toying a forward step, accompanied within- ,| 1() Lcgi s , a , ure) tho introducing or sale of 
terminable ringing of bells in thc engineer’s ( i((uor in th(J gtat0 qq 10 Alabama law leaves' 
room. Having no titno to lose, tlio result t0 t| 10 SP p„ ra to action of cities, counties, 

was waited for in suspense, not pleasant. 1 plo ^ t() j, ru ],' 1 | J T the liquor thiffio in their 
4 had a dreary memory of a day spent four bounda , Q other wordBi thp AUbama ] uw 
years ago, on the same spot Lv and by, M) ca Ued, is but our Louisiana law. Hood— 
there was a oeseation of effort followed hy a but not good enough 
noise as of steam letting off. Myhopeswent Yours, truly, H. N. McTveiiu:. 

down with the steam guage. Stuck fast, nnd 
the tide must be waited for. 

I venture that the face-scenes presented in ZEAL, 

the cabin of a steamer aground and waiting 

for a rise are no where else to be encountered. Zeal >*“» been tu 

An effort at reoonoiUation to a ncoercity, a bo a cartai “ beat or fervor of n,ind '. U 


inp and overwhelming^ ftood of intempcranco ^ 


' urn, tan i;iu'iuuuii im mint 111111 , 1101 , i>« . uumivu . . . 

, . , ,, , ,, , , ... , that is sweeping down the firmest stays and 

the former, and Mr. Clitherall led the party . , 1 „ . , „ 

. . „ , , , „„ _ .. laircst hopes of society, you shall hear a 

in favor of tho latter law. J he Convention , . ' 


heaviness through manifold temptations." 
1 et lie was not blessed with “ the full assu- 
rance of faith.” 


mighty cry come rushing up lrom ten thou- During this meeting there was a sermon I they command. 


mitted to become hoary-headed, anathema- |,l s- u,.u mi 
tixe each other, and every other society that 
does nut believe as they teach, or ohey’wlmt 


iu-y hcene i* 

V 

‘Vdl. u 

< Iron*-. 1 1 i \ii 

thwait, lirilten \ 

. T. dn 

. "1 Montr. 

• Si ill mi il' and 

*>'•. .n 

ir'ieulirly tie.- 

rvii, w > . | ni, (ii 

•, tile 

nif"unt.'d liv * 

lie liiMnor ( l v. 1 

W 

(•rhunx uitli 1 

iai'k Vetvi t di.iii : ‘ 

lltlt M, 

il ibid- lr"iii , 

lie c.r.itiei* t" tlu* 1 

i.n*i t'r! 

'U pieii.-iii- f 

tli - imfel.t r m ud 

Thin. . 


uuty of its Hdonnm*nt» 


' .1 A Ikirr.'lli liun.* 1 N 


throats inflamed with brandy, “Great is preached on faith, in which the nature of We should suppose, however, that tlio Lu- 


Y’ours, truly, li. N. McTyeiuk. 


liberty— heaven-horn, lieqven-descended Jib- faith, its elements, and the manner of its ex- thernns nnd tlio T'.vangelical Reformed were 
erty. Our glorious sires fought for liberty— , ' rcist 'i ' ver0 hrpugJit in review before tho coll- yet tho hotter portion ; hut, strange as, it may 
liberty to sell, liberty to buy and, above all -The brother mentioned was in- sound, with Hible in hand, they' teach the 

Ul„,„ J,. . , tensely interested in every word spoken, and most absurd doctrines. Thc former, for in- 

lherty to drink -brandy. 1 os, .that d .t- pntcrpd wilh aU his BOul into thp 8ll) ,j, !Pt . stance, denounce the Papists, and call the; 
l leir emit and tliqir vices are. in danger, As the preacher advanced in his positions and Roman Catholiri Clmrtli tho mother of hur- 
The whole .laud must he lilted with their proofs, there was a manifest yielding upon lots nnd abominations, while they teach and 

brazen din, nnd the true lovers of their coun- the part of that brother. It was exciting to believe that baptism is tho new birth, und 

try and of their kind are culled despots and 8ee tbe changes and varied phases of his tho bread and wine in the Lord’s Supper is 

tyrants, and theso amiable brandy-selling uountcnanoc ; 08 hiB lie “rt was assenting, nay, the real' flesh and blood of the body of our in Canal. St. cimtl.s Ji,.i,' n r..„.i. u-t ir.-.-i-, u,, r ..«-. r . 

... n trusting; without reserve rch/nig upon the Lord’Jesus Christ. The latter sneak of TUith. f «» that ww. 1 ""* '''•"■I", •" tl„. t„ t., „„.i 

“ y tru ° frl °P d9 und «• great scheme' of salvation hy faith. Tho and of a justification hy faith : hut their faith ,‘lLtm^' e 'w' 

ponents of the great pr.nc.plcs of human preacher closed his argument, paused a mo- is nothing more than a mere assentation of .Ck «n!un, l li^ir 


out two bi'tiutiful IIh^*.oii<* r* I'ri'-i nt in • t!i" •' u.-ulnt«' : 
th«’ - Two Sifilii**, ‘ whilt* n!)"Vf tl..ni wutr.* th. .-tar.- 
untl .Strip .- ‘ ,-liad' 'Wing th* Ani< t i . . h< u • ,,f it |. 
OtuhiliK .k Co, 

On Ouiii|. fir'd tin* li'.u-f of Norrit" \Vny w a.s ..j... 1 
cliilly-rHUiarkai.il'. L'|.on ap- dt.-ial \\ u > au « l.-jguit v.t.->' , 
crwiifl with in *'-t.l>rilHaiit and tn-ts-ful :! r* Imciui: un 1 
iliTiicath a I i,u* t of Clay and a «atiy LH;. with thibword* 

•" •Thny rtiintya*." - ; ■•jf 

I'ndffrm'ulh tliohubt^ ol tlio him i V i* appj' pri 
atcly written the wordf* 

I.chtc.* have their (into to fall. 

And iluwi ra to wither at the North wind'* breath. 

And stars t" set . hut nil — 

Thou bust all Henutinn l"r thine own; 0!i ’ l ><-ut ti ' 

1 u Canal. St. Cliarli s uni ' 'nrond'U't ire*>ts. tlfre were 
few house* tliut were ii"l c.j»i*|rn*U«.u* t-a tln» ta l>- umi 
care bestowed in tlleir Uec.ruti 'ii, Numhcr l:’. < >ti tli<* hit- , 
ter street had tin* name ' ' \ * (’un Wihui. ..n ' 


Tihitd Grand Division, 

; !' ' j 'IWikt k.rdnll ; Sir. 

1,1 ltl ’ 1 V.I 1 IIUH 1 I" fir department of tlwfo^h 

rI ’ ‘ ' 11 ' luirabsr of,Ur,nl;.|h fl 

' ' ' 1 . ' 'i-r "fihiit rujKtllrcnuokii 

i., uu- *i«t;,w pU ,. !Bri 
1 • ’l in Id ir bright RJ>y unllutm. *,‘ 

' ' 1 1 ' ' 1 ! ‘“ • I ‘ N ’ . - » Kook aod UdJ- 

' I" 1 itiii’iMi* ilri*«« of black. Aim 

' • : " yi. A fnl 1 i!,d-..,f Iiiu.dMiutieU^MU: 

'if pr I'l'ly pi ' ■ d in ui"uri,ing 
" ‘ 1 *1" ’mtuirs that ,,f Neptunf i 

V' 1 ■ '"" ,1 inhhkoa- K . 

. 'ii I > »I *W ID I V .-!) * -I- over lb." b.**n ,{ , 
1 ’ ; "■ ' • • N :• 1 |I..y. 1 th,. historical 

n.m ling. . f i '>>1 limbus -n il .. *| l0m ,f ^ y, 
I 1 1 " . ■ aim "! ..II imp ’-siljilty to Uke f B ]| t 'i 

■'* •' 1 N . S turned out 100 a 1 

u s^rm,.- th' l titer preceded tj u.-) 
1. 'r-' - to- in v -l.r. il d a ni uiriiing /»uc. Tv-, ^ 
' ' " •• 1 1 i 'fir Ii — - iu‘ ihjf pruji-wlon 

*. til nil" I >ii No in**ml)t*r.‘*. mid wire hr.crd.-d F 


- it! tli'- prWM'loD Jifks 
and were premded l? 

l.r. thri ll from Ml..;..: ' 


■ ' I r. with hr. !hrni fmm ML«sip-i 1 

- S t ate*. «howni next. 2)0 m 
• ’ : ,i: Imiiii't fring- d witli blwk.beiriM 1 
n il d l . :•• • I the I u il F . mcctvhll 
•'ii hur.-eback. lolloWed' by the urJer. ltd 


ji.uiided witli a wrealii of ro- 
of evergreen 


aonwntioa of that eagerness of pursuit with ba exoiUid b ? an y or a11 tllu nlotivos tl,at 
which a tide itiU not sympathise; the certain- ^"“P 1 n,cn to action entirfl y indc P on<ifint of 
ty that it wUl riio in Us time offsetting the ‘he moral characteristics of action. No doubt 
ootointy that we are resting on the bottom ; thi » «™»eptibility was implanted in our ra- 
the despair that now we can't go, struggling ,ure9 b y f ! ur Crcator for tbo wi>08t and ,no8t 
with the assurance that soon we u'lll go— and Beneficent purposes. 

thrown over all, the resolution to muko tlio ^nt sin lias perverted every capability of 
beet of it — these combine to form in overy hu,nan nature, and we aro now as capable of 
countenance a peouUar expression. putting forth zeal in behalf of vice as wc aro 

Soon the yeUow covered magazines were in °f virtue, 
pretty general requisition. Thc yellow covers : Tb ® history or our raco abounds with 

those light literature things that Dr. lie- countless instances of zeal manifested in -hc- 
thnne has well called the caterpillars of the half of selfishness and wrong-doing. But 


, , ' - - - re -fl... II..B, ll„>hl r ,,,iugin|. :t».r. 

that moment ‘believed with a heart unto notion in the brain! With their lives they .wn-'i aurin K u». a,,,. r,r,,| i 
rigliteousness,” to make “confession with deny what they profess with their lips. wrvaU with aviiumn iiiumciioiT* iimt .d 

i..„s.: n i - _.i At n .i.n. ... i. . i 


T) ’ l " ul UIU.IIOUII uvwt;iiu VI 111! 11 Il' ilTl IIIIUI 

JUKTHUDI.-'l 1 HESS. righteousness," to make “confession with 

... their mouth unto salvation,” hy advancing 

We clip the following item from the'Z, on's , and giving him tllcir lland8 . Tho brother 


lmighty Rower can convict and convert our 


Tho Procession 


*w of a steamer aground and waiting liberty. ment/and then challenged any. present who thc truths of the Ril.le, and their justiiica- J-umi.-d with a wmuIi of r.--. nu.-r* v, n win, 

n axe no where else to he encountered. • Zeal has been defined hy lexicographers to — • • ' v l'|Ul>helieved while lie was preaching, and tion,in most' casds, nothing more than, a jnere tSSHi, n, ,M„ „i u ^ in , „,.. r . .... 

. . t . neoessitv a bo a Beat or fervor of mind. It may Mvrirnin -m '■ t ., t moment Believed with a heart unto notion m the brain! With their lives they .ni„.i ,tun„ fi u„. ,i„y f.r. .. „,„i . ... V„„b „t , 

... . . .. y .’„ he excited hy any or all tlio motivos that ‘ ‘ righteousness," to make “confession with deny wliut they profess with their lips. „rv,.i- »in, l,.u, 

uki of that eagerness of pursuit with • their moutli unto salvation" liv advant'inp ti •» .. . , , At ii u tiuck. *. %i . ti»s* jifr.i.iit i.i . mi*."- 

l,mU 1 ' 1 ' l>U ” ‘"f *«1 Bivins I, to «, i Tl,. STSSSi- ‘ 

it will rise in its timo offsetUng the ‘Be moral characteristics of action. , od) Herald, us indicative oi the progress of ul.oli- mentioned rose, threw up both hands, and Almighty I'ower can convict and eonVen our Tho Procession 

y tUt we are resting on the bottom; ‘Bis snsoeptihility was implanted m our na- tion ih ,hb Church Nortl. : exclaimed. “I see it!— I believe- I believe fellow-countrymen. Glory he to (iod tl.at i, *, „ w , „ a, 

prnr tUt now we can't go, struggling ‘“f® 8 By qur Creator for tho wisest and most “Resolved, That in the judgment of tho It was a shock from Heaven's own this, his convicting and converting power 1, as tollowlna *>ra. 

MuMiiranon that noon we will 00 and Beneficent purposes. , Wisconsin Annual Conference, our Discipline Battery of grace on the congregation. been displayed among us. From the' differ- . , , Gl Di , „ “ , 

over all the resolution 10 muko tho 1,ut “n lias perverted cverv cnpai.ility of "Bould ho so modified as to prevent tlio future 'M “* that !" oraen t th “ r r ®“ehcr'B eye Pllt pU rts of I'.urope, as also from the different Tory. A-.i-tant 1 “i mTmuI . 1 '« "u 1 

over all, tne resoluUon 10 inane f admission of slaveholders into the Umreh. r® 8 ‘®J upon .another— a lady, that during the churches, Hod .has, through tho weak itstru- «■>' Serus. HoMrt a .irym,* 1 , it.. i, 

it— theee combine to form in every “uman nature, ana wo aro now as eapamo and require those members now holdim- sermon had been us deeply nnd us intensely mentality of your missionaries selected him l: -i •>'■•' “ m w. 11 -,v. ,. 1 , 

mnoe a peculiar expression. putting forth zeal in behalf of vice as wc are slaves to set the same at liberty, except in interested as was tho brother mentioned a people zealous unto'good works. I’eucea- '* 1 : 

the yellow covered magazines were in vir ‘ u ®- . ‘hose cases in which, owing to the stringency above. Her eye was downcast ; her eounten- |,ly are they now united into one hand of vul- ana Ms Aids .-.im.- ti,,< 11 , m n. 1.1 i,.„.,i. m „i., 

teneral requisition. Thc yellow covers: The history of our raco abounds with of the slave, laws, it may he found necessary anco fixed, as if thc soul was forming some hint soldiers of Jesus Christ, armed with the , !""*. lr j l 'tl"" " f lh '' v '": r , . .,*,* 41 ,..- 


fellow-countrymen. Hlory he to Hod that sommi'iirca Its iiioTi-nu-nt , 1 , nn si c'lnrli-s ,tr,-,.i lu tli, 

this, his convicting and converting power has orJ, 'L 1 

, , , h .. h * . First Grand Division 

been displayed among us. From the diftcr- c „,. A , tnuJ M: „ 

Tracy. Assixtanl t'i Craiitl 'Miii>hul ; < I i* 


] t'.r- • '.‘I ,. l!,-.li. ., 1 ..... l‘ll„- | 1, 1, r . 
i .M.ii.*hali gij liur-cldick. k'lliiWfJ' by tlie urJur. na 
1 numb r t f 

Fourth Grand Division; 

JttHiv > riiitllpl 1: - . , Thir.l DUtrict Marthfil: C.Ribi 
Kb'j.. A Sdi ri I., t F.'.j . J.is’j.h llrum-au. 
llcp'-. K .j Ail- !•• (iratiil Marshal A fin" bao 4 o( c. 

w.. -lull w 1 | y three I. .y* bcariiijr "(ich a 
I tur)."! :m<| in ui' iiriiiiiir I > wliicli kin . . nMlh»f 
<1 tli- I', ;■ ■ 1 1 1 _r • 1 . -. qi. i Sj.r.ni.li Ui'iiorelent .Society. V; 
-ink'll |i"nr.tit , I W * - ltiu^fxu. Tthfc. with tli* Fw 
au ‘* |f ,;:U! ** »'ictie*. t unit'd mil t'i Ow timuWr rf'. 

( ‘hil in tin* ■•\'„tn • ( t h' i r Hu". ‘Uj-7.'.rte'\ l>v siihtr. 

1 M.i-j. I. ,, k v^lv 'i I'ltil, .iii'-i iibtfil with n Urpt;‘ 

; Tli*' Mecinnii.-; \ . -i raii!'"'U"Xt »ilh ti 

| ‘ I i'lav.l ! -s . 1 I J, I .... Tyyn all\in^ 

j ' * r l» '.i : : - 1 — ji in linin'.- r. ui.r iiy Mr Cbx.*i®* I 

1 Tin' I I'timif , ; i.r I'n' 11 " ti- in tb" proty- 
dii 1 i.r * : • ij • ilic w!.r.|i l*rin:iuj:. the Art , 
i *• • I' «.A" S'.'it" n! . 1 . 'UiM»n». " • I ' 

an I ' Mif: I lilt. hull . litre ' f wliifh Ws« tfcf ft-: 

I •• '••’-'I" n y 11 1 mi "f urin* tin- State 

j ntre I't'tb" ■ ; ■ , • -ni.. w i. iv pr"-.*. WL 

| "I :i|'li"U- I > r 1 , » I ! | • a;:. I TriffiJ ' 

I .'*'W'*|i ||. T_, I ...i I'll!! , 11 . fimoifi ii 

I 1' • • In ih- ; 1 .... : tin- i t.’, ii '’nrstnotirhlO;! 

1 Siuitli. M." Mu.' . .ni l. - ’ : ilit-i. ami M'>-r» Mu 

I I * 1 1 ' • i- i;l. i'\ j -.ti ■,» .• na, ,!• i -A'iili ihe St- CUiriH 7. 


•lll^U'-' HI ..1 S| 
rail (it v.'.-lm 
m .* " ieti.-. tu 
• •' nt r. -.I il,, 

■ k v*-lvfl |'i»i| 
Meciimiie- 


e. litre ef til. 

incri|>ti'.n* 


I-, di 1 : i, 
It Wl'eiit 


exo-'llent tiel.l bnutl. uinl* r 


our raco abounds with of tlio slave, laws, it may he found necessary “nco fixed, as if the soul was forming some i U nt soldiers of Jesus Christ, armed with the '««'"« "f .hr . , i ., r- . . a.. • 

bs of zeal manifested in 'lie* ‘o permit the legal relation to exist, for the Jeep and desperate resolve;: as il the soul panoply of Hod, and their buphor over thqm ,., r ti, umiiu.i'.'.r ^rij-r o' n, r ,t . "i* i' « ! 

s and wrona-doinc But ;l >r " u ‘®' iun and -support of the slave. was torn hy some tremendous impulse. Tlio is l'cnco and I.ovo. mil'twry rni..«. : w«-i....s.'.». . i„„. 


" t ' i ■ T' mD.'rnui''' Sorietif*. with »’ I 
Il • 1 Willi gold TbvJtG' il 
M-'.iu’ an I lunnl/fft'tl OUf huifilNt! J 

" ■ li t, rniim. SluortfUfi:’ 

, ; i '- nml St Mirbjfl Bn'*H 

'.a • i. lim ,, . i't*.n.* hunJrrd «nJ tb? j 

Fifth Division. 


(ret of knowledge. A traot distributor wouh) 'B® BiBle, which always paints man and his 
have done a fine business those six or eight motives true to life, presents ub with the 
hours we lay aground. I blamed myself Best specimens of the various developments 
much that l had not tracts to improve tho of zeul. 

with and resolved not to Bet out W« have tho hypocritical arid solfish zeal 
' ■g»ln upon a day's journey in any direction of Jehu— we hear him saying to. Johonadab, 
without a well selected parcel. Let me make 08 Be took him up into his chariot, “ Come 


“ Resolved, Tlmt while WC deem it expe.li- eye, the countenance, the whole being, seemed Tb( , ^ | 8now ; n „' ,, ettpr eondi . 

ent that provision ho made for those members summoned to some miglity act ; some daring ti(m tbun u over hu8 |ipen |)L , |brl , Wo hftvc 


W. W. W W.M..I, IICIMIHJ 

ii>K' uml Surgeon Rooih. 


thii Crutici'ut Killtti 


. .. . nf * .I . • ln inknnniinli tlio church nt the South, ’nnd t hut no miHsion- montfiod honored that faith hy “ sealing hnr * • . t . . , n - T1 

l a <!*▼'• journey in any direction of Jehu— we hear lmn Buying foJehonauab, . ... . ■■ ... .. P . it in to be turned into dwellings. Jbeincni- 

J J J J .. . . ^ ury nnJfteyH stiould be appropriated to siiHtain with tbo holy spirit of proinifto, 1 and loud and « , r . . ■ *. 

well selected narcol Let me make as be took him up into bis chariot, “Como , . tl ‘ .* , . r tl , ^'-“rsnipottbis iMisssoiiisatpresentseventy- 

weu neiecMJu parcu. Lei me makfi * u i' ’ doincstie missions there, except on thc con- long did her soul praideUind magnify the God r 


plated Missionary Church is built,' and then of Lieut.. Nolan and in*t tin* Loui*i;ui i *ir«y-. Cujitalii 

it is to he turned into dwellings. The mem- '"'““’'j, ' n "', r ''« iu ‘' " 1 -"""s- •*"“ 
. .. . H pr^wntfd u trim, iifiit ami imlurly app.' .nmci' Tb.' Dm 


witoout a weu se.ecrea parcel, utmemwc “ 1 mlu domestic missions there, except on the con- long did her soul praiso and magnify the Hod 

this suggestion to others. with me and see my zeal for tho Lord. ’ And ditions expressed in tho foregoing resolution." of l.or salvation. 

We reached Mobile just in time to get how did this seal for the Lord manifest itself! Tho subjoined, from the Northern Chris- 0tIlcrs “rose and testiefid their faith, and 

aboard the Fashion, a fine,-fast steamer, new Inputting Queen Jezebel and all the royal turn Advocate, "would scorn to he an argu- wwe hles^fi in “confessing thc Lord .Ijsus." 

And under a good captain. 1 may be allowed family to death, and the priest of Baal, who racn t against the expediency of a great mam* |!'7. Tt W °E U0 \ eo, ^ ou ^ d ; 

to aaj this with an independent and good supported by their influence tho royal house j mout h paper— Church . paper— ami- of the toHic savin 1 ^ 

. I "J . II 1 . .1 /if A linlm .. n ',1 'O.M.'nn Ink... , I L- _ I . „ . .... D ' 


un*t UuanlB — I2musk<‘ti>. wiUi ifmlr lirU'.iiint ynlfpriii »n I 11 • " l,; 
•five divided into five classes. The t^’o Sabbath JrlU—wa* tin* principal f»*uturt. in tui* brig *.if • 1 

schools connected with it are in a prospering “" J J 

condition, well arranged, and ably conducted. Ts' 

1 hey have six officers and sixteen teachers. Murcliinj* in fnmt. with - ..n ti^. ii^ i-uii-r* app. ur.a 
About one hundred children in attendance, ' ^in I’iomcr*- n». ir Matur. r. n i. r. a .. m ^t i v 

The Second Mission is also doing well, the s. “a 

congregation h aro increasing, and tho mini- maiijof i.i.ut Colontl Eiclml- ami um lean t.pp. aram" 
her in tho Society is gradually swelling, highly creUijabin 

They arc now numbering 55 members : the T 1 b " «»- suou, ,-a . .1 by «*- ■ r il,r,-.- P :..- 

. . . ... . n r . , each, with Uieir fuispon* accompunyiiij: tuloughig-tu tin* 

prospect better than ever. I heir Sabbath jjaUiUiuu-GP.r jifig^,, M im--tTnTinF^rr^ i,,. 
sefiool is in-a-heal.thy and growing condition., rouche. aceninpauied t.y «i«n iii.nni" d vi* wu> tin* v. t. 

It has 4 officers, 11 teachers, about 30 child- r * U ‘VjO- “alley, the father nt the l. ttn.m n, i’ourgunv 
. . also with their cainsons. ft.riiiiiig the bat ’• ( y «if tlu* \V;».-h- 

ren HI attendance. IngtQn Hegiiuent. came n« : .\T UI Mi. e. i. und were in 

The Third Mission 1ms not been SO pros- turn *ucemled hy the Ratlallob^l Alt I- y un h r HI 


oocaacienot, as 


I paid my full fore and got the °f Abnbc, whoso place and thrync Jehu*, as- value of several mediums of public opinion 


One other case, I select from a long 


of it, and hope to be permitted to do pired to fill , llowbcit from the sins of Jetolioam As thc reader wilRsce.. the extract 'is a part that I lm^c noted, that 1 will mention, be- Th^ * are nowTumbe 1 
me thing again. As vre neared the Mo- thesonof Nebat, who made- ^Israel to sin, Jehu <jf the Bond and Hosmer controversy On the- l ‘ lluse Hi ere is in almost .every community ^ ,U 

, s. i ..t* x , v,. f. in <V n .*l. nm '*A®W- Hfl.« „„1. . . ui nit Ini* nnena ♦!»«♦ u ‘1./»a1/i ,.t*l.L. P P P^® Cl D0ll0r tliail 


bile wharf several cabin boys were holding departed not from after them, to wit: “the gol- j B l aver y question : 
oat the handbills of the boat and inviting den calves that were in Bethel and that were u .First, tlio cdl 


paaengers. One, in advance of his fellows, 
cried out lustily for patronage, holding up 
the large red lettered bill up side down. 
“ Re**, gentlemen," said he, “reud it. See, 


i mat were in tsetnei aim unit wore « Kirst| tho editor of the Christian Advo- 
So his prefended zeal for thc Lord cate and Journal is no longer a dispenser of 


similar cases, that should their eye meet this 
ense their fnith may be encouraged. 

At otic of these meetings there was a 


amounted to this— that he must get rid of all I fate. There was a tlnio when that paper had * )rot ^ er ' v * luse c<,nstiu, t coming to the altar 
his rivals, and all who supported tlio claims I “ representative character ; it was almost our ‘ lUr “ u ' d n '- v ““® n “™- (,I > inquiry I found 

* * i i < 1 11 -. 1 . him til lip M nmn fit sttiiu m.r III Pimi nwv tirwl 


,, Si"VX-|o»’tv*. lu Ih# 

Til'' juv-iip* ill 

,t i . : II,,' uumviin* Ii 1 

- 111 '., I I > III,' li’!'- ill 


• li i. *t Ii . i tli" Hu" nut 


l,M tbanomw-'l 


of his rivals to thofthrone of Israel. * It was 


iuii.iQu-u in v uiLiMiuun. » m liu uirv i iounu , . . P mitnu oi uairtuin urivt. tin* im uter < 

bin. t„ he ft ...an of standing, of reading, and ^ d “?? B th ° 1°**' ttCC "“ nt ° f 80, ", C >«“ «.“*“•'•- >'" “ •• 

. , „ ,, , ungovernable members who made as much thu ium&uoT nn*n who had *t«n -nvi 

til ' fii is.sfrsS n liiinil nt nd nrmiinrv ninnl.l I • . 


th^e it is, 'fore your own eyee-Fashion 'Bought dangerous for his subjects to go up wwe pred J y ^, 1 ^. and ‘there was 

■tart* toreedy." to Jerusalem to present there tl.e.r oflemigs nu ne to dispute his authority. That day lms 

On board we had a large company, gene- | t0 O'® tru ® God— they niglit thus become lit- happily gurio by, und lung may “it he before it 

tally agreeable, including a judge and a Con- ! Cached to the house of David, und cooled in returns, lt nut now in the power of one 

gnaman from Texas, on their wuy to Wash- !-thoir attachment to tlio person und govern j uiun to fix un ineffaceable stain upon another. 

ington, and some of the lawyers and planters mcn ‘ of Jehu, So these golden curves at 1 1) . r ,lulld s decrees uru iimch like .pupal bulls 
. . , u ,, , „ ,, , 1 , , • , , , '—once powerful, .hut now a mure farce." 

ana a doctor. But among all 1 found no 1 Dan und liethel must he retained and ldolu- 

aach goodly companionship as in u Methodist I tr y (“ken under ruyul patronage to secure j " c arc gratified to hear the owners speak 
preacher who got aboard at one of the land - 1 ‘Be ends of a selfish ambition. eu encouragingly ol tho prospects und cirou- 

inga, bordermg his Circuit. 1 write it plain. AVe have another instance of perverted Bitioi. of the Mimpliis t liri. ti.in Advocate 

Methodist preacher. 1 will not put it clergy- zeul-the zeal of bigotry in tho early history " 1 h ® circula“on of the Advaci.tc has in- 
- , r i .... ' , creased m the last year to a considerable ex- 

Methods preacher The charm .s of our Lords d.u,clples. John, who seemed tenti 6 „ th „t we have n„w the largest weekly 

veledwben you refine it Bro. A. Dick.n- on this occasion so speak for his colleagues, circulation of any paper in tin; city, besides 
•on is on his. way to Conference, where ive said, “Muster we saw one casting out devils its being the fir.-sidc companion ofiliou- 
both expect to be by noon of to-day. lie is in thy nqnje ; und ve forbade him because he sands in the interior of our State, in Mis.-is- 
one of the four original preachers in the followeth not witli us.” What an utimiti- s'l'pi and Arkansas. As a medium i'oradver- 
Alabaina Conference. The 'other three are gated display of sectarian bigotry have wo |)re “° mK fttt ' ilUU '“ 8 u l ,t ' riu1 '. lu UI D' 

F. invert, E Hearn and W Wier. lty here. John acknowledges that the man was l ,il ' a ' r »' tbt ’ 1 . . 

original' we mean they were members ef the engaged in u good work, lie was “ easting out " * U,,d ! h ° fo . lloW,nB • |udicu ' tls aDd wel1 ' 

Alabama Cooference at Ua first resaiou, held devil, -fur, her. be admits that he was do- * imt ’ d r °"““ rkH T" K * U “ eWent -" 

in TiutfY&lofMtu 1H32 Of nil wkX i , * ■ from tbo nlitorial pea of the Hulaton ( hris- 

m lubULioobU: 4 . 00 * 2 . ui ail who were *t by proper authority — “in thy name. 1 

•nt and took part in the organization of this, The same authority that John claimed to tUl " AdvtK ' a “-" 

•AOWtbe firet of the Southern Couferenhes, work under hinmolf-' hut but what 7 Why ‘ U ! W,ml 15 a,,iu,al . ®*«»®«ient ! ; aftd 
.Ua m*i ei i i , .* i , . . w nut, i n xjoii nuutiou with u C'lneerii Jot the 

Uicj alone remain. Ihe otRerbhavelocaU^, he di«J not follow Ah ' that wus the -onl q u«*lf..r,. * w . ..r . - , i.f .. 


only paper, and tlio editor could set up or put lil1 “ 1(3 * l n,ai J 0 • am m^, '• n a ing, an ungovernable members who made an nmol 
down as lie pleased ; where, when and whom tn ' ^ ,niI1( 0 n " 01 ' 1,,a O 111011 trouble, but wo have now got rid of them 

were precisely at his control, mid there was ,l " " nn [ . 1,1 v m joen stvera years in \\r c have dropped und expelled about 10, so 
nojie to dispute bis authority. That day lms C011 ‘ lt,un “ " UH ! cn in 0 seom( that there are now but If) 4uft. Tho mission- 


Thi* Lenion wh* *urc «'d« d by two butt ri - >.{ llirn'g.in- 
cHcli. with their euispou* acroiupuiiyiiij; belonging .tu the 
hiiitjnhju-tif^.rtiilrryr-Tni'l'iTrilji'ir rear, iu un o|*«‘Ti~ l»t 
rouehi*. nc't’oiiipauied by (len Jlunni" I) vi- wa* the vete- 
ran Maj ( i alley, the hither ol the batliiiii u. Four gun- 
hIsu wilh ih.ir cairtsons. tunning the bill * * i y of ilu* \\ .» - h- 

inj'tnu Regiment, came ilex'! iy mi -i. ■. uml were iti 

turn succeeded by the RatlnlioVKHt Art'll' ry. mi b r e- -m 
maud of Ou|f(Uin tirivet. tin* senter (’ij. .tin Tlie ll.it- 
tuliun turned out 120 muskets, tht-ir :r?*|i. uia nc* T>‘-ai : i;.; 
tin: tuiprcs.* of men win. had seen -. m- e. and x r. • a/ »'ui 


AI!- r i'ii 114 tht 
griimtjie. nt i *i 
S-,u,r. w here ,1.-1 
M' ,n • - ll.lt! . 

d.'ili. hy M* r. ’l.l 


th, a,!, the Mr. "is 
M I lie It. mi • I lll«UDiM«WgJ 

I.,- 1’ n •, ;i 1*1 1 f'.r ilic cel'l»r*li‘ ,fl 


had 1.. . .. * « l Iiii'ler tin* liirerltoo W * 

; delli. hy *1- ; I. ‘ Mflllrml* TI " 

Il classic Mj'' ' ^ QlJiiL-^sia i‘‘^‘' M ‘ rd,,r ’* i ^‘ rlli . { , 

; .TOTn^rnr^itir.--' - ..«-M 1.3- Ml f.-ft. nn 1 an * ' 

. hu I'M- 1 tu tin* top of till'd.. Ilic ItpresvntMU® 


capable* of performing it. 

Fi^llowiug the Ratnlllon. enme ,v 


nail iuuiiu uiiiL HU imu neon several yours in ... . tn , . , ,, , , , i M i-o ow tig tbo Main on. enme tvv . r ,n pan . 

, . , . . ,, J \V e have dropped and expelled about 10, so . . , . , ' 

ilic eonditiun lie was then in. He seemed 1 , . . . Artillery. iorty-iiw» runk uu.i n»e. under n.o c-i 

■ , , - ... 4 . that there are now but Id left. 1 he mission- Lieut. Col. Nhuiuan in perM.n. tl.. ir , ,. 

indeed a mourner in Zion. II is tears and , . , , r . , . * . 

. . . , - , , . . ary has labored faithlully during the year, accuracy of inoveimut. with th* ; i • i i, 

leep licart-lelt signs testiued to the sincerity , . .. . thfircnulnuicnt.*: r. nderiu * timm •. i. •; v . 

? r , rx- . • ■ . , , and wo expect a better stato of things in that : ' * 1 , 

tud depth ot lus xfonvietion. I approached . r , feuture.umi' ihe(i.>..rved"i,uii..i.,.M.i> 

liim and, by a few minutes conversation, was ^ l ! v ° 10 ^ or ' , . ... . Major aencral .lyhu I. ,,r * u 

. . .. , >\ o expect to make a beginning with the eloixd the flmiiiivUionv which < .i-i 

II V Cl lMVIII(*l»ll 1 1 1 11 f III* WilH tud unou 1 1 1 ir It'll. * ^ V ........... 


- .at credit pu tl." tMt* 

»• ■)•” “"-•“ 

,i i.iiii , l,'r : ' aTJ ', , 

, ,1... , „u„iliSC" 

. ."•■) r. 

„r : i„ . „it-ir'*"“ •*■ 


man to fix an ineffaceable stain upon another. and de l ,tl J of B>s ""mvicIiuii. I approached pnrt of tho work . 

Dr. Ruud's decrees are much' like papal hulls b "“ a,ld > '.V 11 f e " '».nuie.^cunvorsution, xem Wo t to nlako a | )0J , innin( , with the 
'once powerful,, hut now a mere farce." full .>‘ «-*>»vh.o.m 1 that lie was not seeking sal- bu ;, di (|f 0Ur Missionary Church iiumedi- 

vatmnJjy faith, but “Ijy thc works ol thc '■,;!? -. , , 

We are crat tied to hear tlio ow’ncrs sne-ik 1 .. . ■ , . , . 4 . ately alter t ontereiieo, alt liough we lack eon- 

- Iin ftniimcu to ncai im. < ih rf* .speak l uvv ; by his tears and penitence, in a way . .. 4 . h r - 4 

,i„ <• . i ' . , . i , ,/••(• , , Bidcrablo yet or the money necessary lor its 

so encouragingly ol the prospects and eireai- that excluded faith m tho atonement. I .. J «.r J . •, J , 

. . ... . x ^ j • . . .... . . erection. Wo are encouraged, however, by 

lation of the .Memphis ( l.r.stmr, Advocate : Mated my conviction oi Ins .ease, explained tho 9ucceB8 w0 met with on our tour to Fast 

'• 1 ho circulation of tlio Advacato I, as in- iW "lenient, its exorcise, how .od saved A , ab4 unJ hope we B j, a n |„, tt j de> to maki) 

creased in the last year to a considcralde ex- ‘i ,l “ ‘ ""“ft 1 irl ’’ ■ urge uni to ,c- u u PQna ij,. rlL |,l 0 portion ef tlie amount yet 
tent, so that we have now tlie largest weekly lu ‘ v0 tlibfi -there— at tins moment' His : _;i *_*_ . . 

circulation of any paper in the city, besides 


>UU"ll„Uy lilliu. DUl DV UIU VVUrKS Ol Ilic . 1 . .. -. , , 

, . , . atcly alter ( ontereiieo, although we lack con- 

law ; by Ins tears and penitence, in a way . , . .. P .. 

. ,,,/••(•, , Bidcrablo yet or the money necessary lor its 

that excluded faith in tho atonement. 1 .. *\. r i i , 

.... , . erection. W e aro encouraged, however, by 

stated my conviction ol Ins - case, explained t . . *; . ., J 

J . . , * . tlie success w’o met with on our tour to East 

laitli, its element, its exorcise, how God saved . , 

...... . ... . . ... , . Alabama, and hope wo shall be able to make 

>»y laitli through t hrist. I urged him to be- . , , , .. r 

.. . r up a considerable portion ef the amount yet 

lie vo tlibii - there— at tins moment' Ins 

..... , , ,- , , required, by making another trip tu West 

tears ceased lie looked up- he bolicvdd he .... , . , . \ 

.... .... * . . Alabama, as also in. our own Louisiana. 


Major Qt'Ucral .Iphii I. L \‘i- v.ilii a be 

cliiHcJ tlo’ fir*tMi»'i»ion v whicll c ••• : i 

numbering in all. about f ur ltini'lr* <1 

Second Grand Division. 


v- 1* ran- • ! ’• I 'I - d »>y *'*• 

Among tlVr ;,.n- h * 

.--.-I.*. .Iithn R 'litD C .1 S|"“ltl' , n 
Tin* wiml.t of fii.- i f '(•« ->"“ t! > 
; On' t li«* N' llli ail'd ho'tep hu* 
(in' ni Kvutui'ky anil Mn -• n.’li*' 
• Till t t'fi.Ma von* amt A' hi ! • " M 



.1 IS Waitin'. Firt-t IF. 

triet .Mur.-fi'il. .1 K R.iv 

up in c ii 

mu of 

burn. 

:f«| ■ ,.J"M«|di Ktter - 1 '.* 

1 N Tj«*|' ! giuer. K-ij , C U' 

r. ar. plat 

' •!! fp 

L'aiilie 

d. Em| .. Aid* 


South -i l 

•of ill 

unit 

lilting Clergyiiit'ii apd 

Oral"! ■ C.e day. in car- 

ill like" q 

i’andie 

riifg'-w 

Tlie carriage* 'Mere 

ueet « d'-d 1 . >ari , "|'lnigu*"i* 

i* .!• ! ill'll 

• ee4l|'' 

funeral ear. draped in mourning e.'iiii jn'ng thro* urn- 

I'li** M il 1 

• (d U 

HUppO* 

cl to routaili tile u*lli 

i- of tin* il i : ; '•»(.■* «l < I-- 1 in 

hy the 1 i 

r/illieli 


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in Tusoaloow, JB32. Of all wlio were prcr- ing it hy proper uuthpi 
•nt utd took part in the organization of tLit-, The same authority l 
now the firet of the Southern Conferences, work under himself- h 
they alone remain. The others have located, he did not' follow us 

tonnritand or died in thc work. They U- diffioulty and the only 


i(s being the fi'n-sidc cunipauiun of ilum- ^ v “ s ! Ho testified to the grace that ■ 

sands in the interior of uur State, in Missis-' By fttith, and. rejoiced in Him. who 1 ™ ba ''"' a « d “« d "“''‘ 

) sippi and Arkansas. As a medium f-rudver- "“vt-.l, to the uttermost those that come unto 8 W b “''®. .< ,U8 «°^f al 8Ul ' C08 . 8 

I . ... . , i is,, f’l,,.; t tho iierinans in this city depends bn it. Our 

Using it presents facilities supermr to any ' ,oa n ) 1 mist. . . ■ , . , 

paper in the West. Dn the day following, in an “experience- F® 9 I“'®‘ 8 :‘“ “‘«J®i k «®'®r so hrightas 

\\'e find the following judicious and well- tj.is denr-i.ruther fd, it to he so '"y are now. W e doubt not but wlrnt ever, 

hud tho tallowing JUd. H , us and w, 11 h { t() ll0 „ uvpd ,,, fail |, tbat ,, e ( Bnstmn heart is ready and willing to assist 

tuned remarks upon 'Animal Excitement, wim|J ^ und romuvu ,| |p difficully. ll “ 8 « lun,,U9 work of svangelizuig tliese 


(tur war Ura mu Uy hi.\ whiti* 1 "f * " 

"tU'Id' il Villi silver rifirs. , 1 1 M i ill n 
guilt j'Hgli*. '{mil "u I'lich nf tin* fur i • ' 
w us a lar^* cagla in hriiiua. ThJ 1 ituai' 


timed remarks upon “Animal Excitement, 


The church wq must have, and no dorilit Vl 

we shall have it. _ ' lur general success among »» n, il,,’ mhv .|,1i 

tlio Germans in tliis city depends On it. Our ,r '”" ll "‘ '■ '""""i 1 1 <•" 

. . * i • , Oiipt lirlrof* li;illuli"ii -ix L i 

prospects- in the wu*k wore never bo bright as flfh ., n froia » u ,\vwiiingt"i. R- 


fr,,,n lituria 1 pen of the, liolaton Chris- pnatfiauffisth great particularity, stated Bundreds and thousands of (hreigners tlmt 

turn Advocate firfiy tho fact tliut he believed : 'hut when die lund weuk “ ftc ' r we ® 1 ‘ 0n our hbl,r ® 9 ’ 

“ Rut wlmt is animal excitement ' ‘ abd cumo to (fust'rihn the effect- of that fuith’hc It is our earnest prayer that («ud may enn- 
wliut. in Connection with a concern ft»T tin* j-aw and ftdt- Iiis difficulty, and closed by eon- Mems very soon to become strong enough, so 
Bou.1 s wclhire f We are sometiiiH'.*^ tol'X in ji lcss’ing that ho could not describe it . but to be aide to help ourselves and pay back 


Alabama, as also in. our own Louisiana. »*tu<ia.-«i van “iivr cur- 4 it mm -in ni u tu-'R a . .... 

, , ■ gUilt ciigl.'. uml di ••ii«*h ef ttij* t 4i r df ii- !«• lv 

1 lie church we must have, and no doubt wain lur^rugia w, hrmw... Th. «u:u.. . r .in., , i 
we bhall liayo it ; Uur gone, ral success among »«* to tin* -ur.* i i *.\ m .. 

tlio Germans in this city depends on it. Our u '"" t, ‘" ‘‘ ,M 1 ut , J ’ u ' 
prospects in the wujjk wore never bo . bright uh froia u u - \v.i"hi.igt".» R.gim.*ia. ... ;.n. tiV«.t y ti.n*. 
they are now. Wo. doubt not but what every »>••» under the i*uiuu!uu<i «»f .Mujur serm, oi t h«* u rshiih:- 

(’hristian heart is ready and willing to assist l ‘ ,|1 ' I, ‘ , «»in , *nt Thiriy-nn" i <.! t«- ur. r- r-i «. • «»i iu^ i!.. 

.. , . , J „ .f. . .diir.Tenl Htutex of til" I n m. e.ie!i m i!, their i 

in this glorious work of evangelizing theso pp ,. Qilt „ r„H(,wed’iihiu«ai»iHy in th.* m.r ,.r th. 
hundreds and thousands of foreigners that car Then delegate.* of i. ur ciKh. tmin the Hut. .. "i 
land week after week on our shores. .South fiin.ihm. Kfinueky. 'la--,, hu - •!- a.eiiief*ni"irn- 

era Then .lolut ( Cuiiiiin." of Ai iv.n .* in nt* in can hi- 
lt is our earnest prayer that God may ena- gem t.: whom >uen . ,i. i ih.-. iii, n- rw .uti, c ,, ... m 
blems very soon to become stroug enough, so Kentucky- auj M i a im - u in ti.r.v •|.;.r..ii* i i. .• 
as to Ijo uhio to help ourselves and pay hack 


,.j the e!i' ,1* and a-jinn*’ 

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ladii r Wc ouu not I'n i.'i'd 

(lie ..rat V "r, i>X th- ‘‘ffcct "t 
Henry iViy vvic ninuil* > • 

thu oral' i Va.j W>lihy(d hi- 


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not pn*le|»d t ; H T b* 


Lyceum B"% 


’ , . f ’ ****** " , *‘ J j fou,i « weiiurt* 1 u e are Homotupes t<»iu in a l.l'ess'ing that ho could not describe it . but ns to bo able to help ourselves and pay hack ll|t . ri ^ }(l 

WwmtAjx died in the work. They be- drfhculty aud the only diiiioulty. If he had report of u revival of r<dj|bjir,^ tliut there \yf J one # thing be -did. know, it w'tts the simplest Hgain-intu the Missionary Treabury what trait. ui .i«hu t 

loH£ to on age of fur- travel and itinerant j out followed us.- . if he had only joined our rlittle. or no uninial fxf.trim nt- and this is thing in tho world- .md tluR.U made him feel these missions cost to Bustain v l)tem 


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dll .1 hn <’ t’Hlheun. (Uid • 

flail rate aidres^ . nhurch* 

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iUoireiil fwelor ok that day- 


-, that has boeu semewhut luitigutod in dwell, it would.aU liave hwn well enjtagii .MJWtljfi'lw proof u?'thfi dvjitb,uil-l ^epwnfi- very Imppv 1 May tlio blessings of Hod' rest upon you, j(, r » ui .'."p"’ 1 !, 

i d»y» that (all to our lot The old Kn- But we have* ehuHered ,-mrilege* a putent n ”“ f 1,1 tin- w^ji-k'. We h'av,- Urn ,-vi-m tuid Having filled my shoot, I closo. tliis com- dear brother, is the prayer of your huqiblo «n,i t.lSi, 

right for doing good, apd wv do not intoud to ■'•“-■it.'.nvuq i- only' u-vlv-s in .muni'JWi^proniising you tlmt if I can catch Brother in Christ Jeljuli. . - 

ii ' --a - , tun^ol r.-wval, but dangerous aR... ^'up time, alfti you do net interdict, I may give John M. Hofer. . T ..... , , 

ahow our poroogauvo to bo.oucroaohod u,,o»^ lrrutljuul uuiluals llK .' t;i ., ubl , uf eluiUi . , 0 „ au accvuul of wUw caBPS tUal wiU ■[ b0B . . New Orleans, Doc. ‘J, 1852 • w,m 


poet, , Chaucer, has well dereribod the right for doing good, ap d wo do not intoud to * '*•*' FaUiaa injjnujiia^pron.ising you tlmt it l can catch 

V^lWJ allow our" i,, I i r, vival but dung, ; Tuus »U„. +up X, mo. ulttjyuud,, not interdict, I may give 


j are capable of excite- you an account of other eases that will if poa* * 1 New Orleans, idee. .V, lbo2. 


trail. ill .l"liii (! (’ttlliudn. uinl cii t|ie djljer tiie\i*iii»! ■ i *' 
uruiaof i lie > tale Tliijvlf'iJy' muh eiglity iii ijum- j 
L« r (k.TUl'ying lilt’ ei-ulre lint: W^rii' llie t'iii/i m • i • 
Kfn ii.i ». \ . Ml Ijlrnng Vh 1 1 h .-rati- uiitj I'lKlgeo 'ncut an'l | 
apjiropriate t'C*tliu weiuji.iu- liaviuu Lij Irmil a|Kin ii!ul I. 
liijuiur. wit ii a gr<eo gr.ouud' (iruUtiieuiiil tviifi g« 1U, and ' ( 
-frlugi tl toRIrurapu. At the i< {• i i tlie' jlug tv»iu tin 
Vu rd.*. ••I’mrile^ihllve jn hUtory uu l - bmlofUfUiucky v 
Tv.o'UguiLfl witli cliMipt'U kttuio aloui upeii a iud.colurud I r 


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peitiihing Committee ( ^, C feHHrrv; B ' 

,/ louitiona Conference, ( n. h. hivkrs, d. i>. 


H. N. M6TYEIRE, Editor 


VOLUME II. NUMBER 


NEW ORLEANS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18,. 1852- 





'^TdISCONTENT.-bv trench. 
r, ‘ Bormur when thoir sky ia clour, 

. ., 1 - Kriirllf t H view. 


^gd wholly bright to view, 
,/,« t itn»ll 8 P arkofdarkkp I >e * r 
[n tbeir gro»‘ heaven of blue ; y 
■ goroc with thankful love nro filled, 
If but one streak of light -v. v , . 

... nJ of find’ 8 great mcrc y 8 il(1 
Tt ,d»rkno8S of their night. 

I, palaces are h&art* that aek, 
Indiecontent and prido, 

(fh, life •• snoh a dreary task, 

And »11 good things denied \ 
bti hearts to poorest hutjrtdnjiro 
lion loro’hae in theinA.d— 
ban tbst not ever aeeihf tA tire— 

Soch rich provision mado. - . 


If yon have tin 


master, with the test of sovonty wintere upon REPORT OP OOMM#TBB (Ala. Oonf.) Hall look in HI, aimer s garb ! How Would 
hm brow, Ins nepers, and outside of these ON BIBLE PAUSE Wesley appear in Hervcy p gau.ly robes ' 

ns sonants. The scene to 1^10 was ono of The Bible enuso is one in which every lover Cot every man lie natural. Nature ts.a.vcty 
inspiring in crest. ho Buhjcct— the Gospel of Christianity feels tho deepest interest. indefinite word now- n-dnv«. If you liavi the 
m ° r f , a j ’ ^ CS ' , t lc , boni1 and 1,10 Pr ®°- With it is connected the true civilisation nnd volume of water of Niagara, then you may 
ay i grant that the humble efforts of evangelization of tho world. All of moral bccoWf a cataract} but a bucket- full won' I 
m lour may ell upon tho eternal well- goad found among men is attributable to tho ttnsWer. If you have electricity, you. may 
eing o somo or all of that company, when Bible. Through its influence' sinners have afford to thunder; but not without, 
all human distinctions shall ho done away. , lcen 8ot mi from thWr capUv ity, multitudes ; j__ 


WHOLE 


as .hi he appreeiablo and measured, hut Hit 
Indistinctness of a portion of tho imago re- 


Indistinctness of a portion of tho imago re- 
vealed tlie fact. The rays of light which 
fell upon that part of the lens go beyond the 


Volume of water of Niagara, then you may I'noiil length,, and render thfc object indistinct. 
Ijccnhffl a cataract i but a Imokot.-full wfin l mill confuse the imago. This portion of the 


lens has to ho ‘stopped out’ when extraor- ,7 an j* v.v.iymg 

dinnry noourney of definition N required; ns, " P . r g an, « al >d alive. Only 

for instance, iii observing so finn a point as \ "!?.*_ ? . V1D 8 Py in0 ‘pfo 0l ' n 

r. " 1 “ counminmuto life n t Ui . .U l. ir 


PULPIT BLOQUENOE— ITS SOURCE 

The worth 1 *! of a natural, ae distinguished 
from an artificial rhetorio, Is seen In the faot 
that it is connected, most Intimately, with th, 
vital religion of the man and the preacher; for 
no rhetoric can bn organising and vivifying 


all human distinctions shall ho done away. 


The Railroad.— O n tho very spot, just i mvo boon discipled unto Christ, and tho vnl- 
whero wo wore assembled, is tho intended l cy „ and H0 litary places have been made to 

('rrmnin rr nf t!in U r ~„*~ — *! . J 1 


o “*irui vuiji 

that whiclr lins Itself «• living prinoiple'can 


« . . J “"W euiiiui i wutviim siuru MUbU luuuv vu 

.crossing of the Great \\ estern or Opelousas ro j oico and blossom ns the rose. 

Kailroad Yes, wo liopc, oro long, to see tho The American Bible Society i“ a noble 

" <>r r^7 — ^ - M . Yftnocd M tO . - placg lt9 fin al monument of Christian Jiherality and Chris- 
completion among the things that will cer- ti an faith. Those who reared it laid its foun- 
tain y io. T‘*> 8 gront work will do moro fur dntion in prnyer nsking for it an enlarged 


tlie third .ring or Saturn ; and, as tho aporture ''‘" u, "!" lu ' lt ° J'*" 0 ; ° n * y ll " a W j dok “ •‘••H 
THE NEW MONSTER TELESOOPE. is so large, tho absence of this small portion ‘r'T 

Wo have already alluded’ to the fact that " f " ,p ra J B n,,t important, tho quantity or bo^mZved in'the smvioe \ 

1.1 r r.’«..i i .... liirlit lieine so eroat. It was at first IWwe.t honmplnynd in thn mttim of nll^oa, mmt 


to nlnne it! e . <r,, ° Amcrimn Bi,,,c Sociot ? >" " obl ° ai. enterprising gentleman of England, the li R ,,t 8( » ™ 8 at f 

^ • monuWont ° f Chrl.ttanJlborality.and Chris- -fc Mr . tTaig^hasTm-mrime time pnst l. eon d‘ mt tUu ‘Attempt to eorreot this def 
•k will do- mo T V " ^ Th090 who ronrod it laid it« foun- ) u sily engaged in 6nn,tr..eting, at his owe |>«Mlucn.|he ineonvenienoo of over- 


it first li'ared 
defect, might 


ho this very roliggp iUelf; deep, vital piety 


this country than all tho efibrts that. liavo „nd continued usefulness. 


in tho soul of the sacred orate*. Even pagan 
eorroo ing (; Ilt0) an j t h c pagan (luinot'dian after him, 



jir the largest and most powerful in the '™'i tt lmsd. vised a plan bj ^wh.eli ohtt ^ oto j tho foundation of elLuinoe In ’a young fellow morrhd a 1 

Mrlil. and frnih which tho most imtfortnnt bo lens, nn lm h vs an polinhed in tho first m- ar ,i inrn nM j r n « ; A » ^ 


hitherto been mudo. No oonntry in tho ha*o not been in 


A healthful mnrnl 


prayers 


jflAKAPAB OORRESPONDENOE tlmn from Berwick's Bay to Opelousas, which I ta nn hual report- for tim present' year, in- 
. EDr roii : I havo boon thinking for b,r ' tfl ftIU * solid surface cannot he sur- forms us thnt tho Bible, in the whole or in 
t i m# of giving a few items of matters I lll " s8 d in any part of tho South. Another' part, lifls been translated nnd distributed 

* things in this part of our State. From consideration, we have thousands of neres of into 148 languages or dialeOtn. “The people 

ifomphical position^.of tho Attakapas in theso Attakapas parishes yet, that talked in darkness have seen a proat 

■ of Louisiana they have hithorto undwturbed by tho plough, that would light: they that dwell in the land of the 

but partially known to the people brought into market. Moreover, we want shadow of death, upon them hath the light 
the South-west. Lying south of all tlie ^ ,0 yor J ^ in( ^ P°P u l at » (,n that such im- shined.’’ 

1 thoroughfares of emigration to Texas, P rovemen t R ulways bring— a people to gather Tho demand in the foreign field for books 
hemmed in by the almost ondless chain U P ou y wa8 * (J ftnt * vllCft ut lands and bring is said' never to have been more numerous 
iVfceiand bayous botwoen us and tho Mis- 1 lom int ^ byely cultivation. It is not these The Society has recently received a letter 

-«i, the foot of the traveler seldom touches ,na | Timot ‘ 1 plantations that make a country from Franco, saying that tho field thero is. 


South-west presents a more eligible route influencoTias gone out from it far nnd wide 

Hum (V/ini Rnrttrinlr'a Rnn ♦»» Hnnlmisni, ». « « > ' 


Its annual report for the present year. in-. 


World, nnd froth which the most important 
discoveries may he anticipated. A late num- 
ber of the l.ondon Morning Clirrujjpln devotes 
more than a column to the subject. The, 
building was donimenoed about, four months 


stnnco by 1 lour Workmen, may now . he ro- 
polinliod by maeliinery upon such aoourate 
mntliemat.loiil principles ns will prevent the 
possibility of error. The machinery iH somo- 


I he people j; n ,; Pi nnd consists of a plnin central tower of p similar to that by which tho reflector of 

uoftw •> ..... .. . . I .—.1 4 ) it . * I ... v i « 


briek, tiuvwallq of which are about eighteen 
mehes in thickness, the height sixty-four 
(Viet, an«l tho diameter fifteen feet. It i> 


erected upon a* solid bed of* concrete, .and 


secular sphero, and for sooular purposes, ing long been addioUtl 
The orator, they said, is an upright man— tton, evon the slnoere a 
first of all an upright man — who understands entertained towards* his 
speaking. How much moro true then Is It tiroly disentangle him from it* 
that 'Christian ehnrnotcr is tho fount an<\, occasional irregular hours 

origin of all Christian cloquenco; that The any but one of to pure and. 

Hocrod orator is a holy man— first of all a holy overy reason to Suspect that she 
mao— who understands speaking. * that place in his aflbotion* w 

We shall not, suroly, ho suspeotod*of wish- Tight; but this reflection 




weighs two Imndred and twenty tons. 


from Franco, saying that tho field thero is. 


tower \h tho very perfection of constriction, 
sb as to prevent tho slightest vibration ; and 


iil. For abojifc four five months tcndonciee in our Stale ready, distributors ready, no serious opposi- 


Mgr we ha^ e direct communication with ^ ere * 8 none more to bo dreaded than tho tion yet from (lovernmcnt, 
ms. at. , tendency to merire the small rdant-nt’mnM lYito ti.„ i:..a : 


this can be still farther provided against, if 
necessary, by loading the different floors, by 


1 


Ths remainder of tho year we tflmlonc y to mpr 6 e the mml1 plantations into 


inbjected to all tho expensiveness and ^ ,ir E e U thereby depriving us, not only of Germany find a great demand for tho Scrip- 
of small boat conveyance. Thero is' c ' t ' z,,n8 > but of Uiuroli members, nnd of turos among tho poor, and ask for means to 


aii Tuv iruiiMTutuniiuein. a , . . .. 

... ..... . which means the most complete steadiness is 

I ho Methodist Episcopal Missionaries in secured 


By the side of this tower hangs the gigan- 
tic telescope, the immense tube nf which. 


I.oril ft ease's gigantic telescope whs polished, * . u ‘7, ll, "7 ™L p „„ nna 

will, the difference .hat, tbe reflector being m a holy nu.n-flrst c all a ^ every rmmon , to Mspeot that 

eoneave, and tho Craig lenses convex, The “" dp Tstan>l, speaking ' pU«* in , hi. aftotioo, 

maoliinory will net reversely. " . . W ( ° n ° ’ 8Uro1 ^. 1,0 “"r*oted-of ri « h ‘- but tbl " 

HI. ike Kuril Rosso's groat ro.lootor, tho •«* to undarvalu, or dmptttg. a daptrtm^, tr«W upon b W ffMfe 1 
aehromatio tolosoopo on Wandsworth-com- <’ wiueliwcproposo to e.msocrato wholo farfrom being cruol, and 
, ' ' ,, timo and attention, and, tliorcfuro, wo mav 

imm can only oxort its marvel ous mowers .1 , , , V . 

, ,, . 1 with the moro boldness say thnt wo have 

when tho weather is clear." , , . , . ' . 1 “ ,D 

always chcrishod a proper respeot for that 

" 1 theory which has boon more in vogue in some 

THE VALLEY OP THE QREAT other denominations than in our own— thnt 
BALT LAKE. the proaclior is to spoak as tho Spirit moves 



when tho weather is clear.” 


THE VALLEY OP THE QREAT 
BALT LAKE. 



citizens, but of Church members, and of turos amonc tho ooor and ask for menns to tlie “ ° r “ lo ™ “I* tbe Pi™' him. Thoro is a grcat and solid truth at tho 

"nnnart of our State that nrosents to nc ig hb flT 8 i and "giving us in return, hero and publish them P ’ tie telescope, the immense tube of which. 1 lieonsteneco a vast lake of salt water bottom of it, and tho'ugh tl.s theory unques- 

lively map of country than there, some proud lordling, who has no sym- Hi! gratifying to know that within tho «^tyBve feet in length. 1. ah*|*d s.imewhero amid the™ Ids west of th« .Kooky tionably does not reed to he hold up very 

Ai-SM of th I Bavou Teche" The pathy with any of tho middle classes, or thoir last fen moMl/u State Bible Society has HOme, . lllnK hkn ,' 1 At one end is tho .Mountains- lms>ep known sinoo 1080, when particularly before an oducatod ministry, we 

m is not sublime or ernnd but bcauti intcrt ' 3t9 - Tho railrond is the poor' man s been established at our Capitol under the T' 1 ''™ 0 ’ at H'® h ®' ghi °J Hb “ ut fiv< ’ foet ka lloutan wrote an account, which, think there is comparatively little danger In 

Jiuid inspiring * ’ friend ; whatever he onh produce ho ie paid nnmo of tho “Alabama Bible ’ Society at frnm ,il< ’ P rou,u1 ' ' u1 ' 1 ftt . tlle t,thor tllp hof^or, seems to Wo been as muoh m- reminding tlie educated man tho man who 

/~,V T P .J-A b _ nf for in a market, like that of your city. Tho Mungomcrv " Through the munificonee of °' ip ’ ° r covorln K' tbo ob J eot of whloh 18 to . to , ." li ' K,n ' ltl<m nfl to ^"Tvatlon, of i la8 been trained by tho rules and maxims of 

Sk^’tlTtt Te I ™ttT giv ° 8 him ho has a ‘ b « Bb -Pf.nn and condensation of is discoveries in that region. Some attempts a f orai al and systematic onlturo-that tho 

eone, ih a pretty oh ce to • and secure for himself tho \ u % -\v \ i , , . . moisture which takos plaoo during tho night have since that timo been made to explore its 8pr ing of all his power as a Christian proaoher 

- - - - » - c,, P .,„ s.u,eZ as-. ».*«!& 

tbiioo oas er of the Parish tion to u n t ),ia w -o want boiiio more cert ain t „ 7’, i • ..... . oxtermr is of bright metal, and the interior hrst white men that have nmdo tho circuit omtor,whohaspossedthroughalongoollo- 

'tlM mfera loiw^heir voHnier^nUio 0 !!" connection with tlie Missi^ippi than tho pro- atedon hr K the*citv P ,lintpd blllck ' to llbsorb tlie divergent rays of its waters. The results of tho Captain's giate and professional training, and has been 

jte G7f. I shall Z th^ carious and uncertain .mvigatioh of our v l“ Jlirion o 1,S tl^ ? f 'M' . ' Pb « instrument turn a focal dis- "hserva mns, which were carried on with taught sermonizing as an art, to be reminded 

bayous. And yet wo have men among us .arc subscriptions amounting to six thousand * a,| ^ h,oh v,l ?“ frnln “°''™ t y-six to eighty- mucb >* kl11 811 '* "»menso labor, make i tho cir- that tho living prinoiplo, which in to render 
who aro bitterly onnose.1 to tho whole off,,;, ' . J, ...L.., . , . . feet ’ ttnJ »«* Rreatest circumference is eumferenoo of the lake, exclusive of offsets, all this oulturo of use for purposes of praoti- 




■ 


In addition to this there 


iotl features of our country and say ba y ,ml '- ^ nd y ot wo havo men among us .are subscriptions amounting to six thousand 


( of its moral aspect and prospects for who are bitterly opposed to the whole affair, del, are, and payable in annual instalments. Zt n t he w Z 

aj-.u.j: -I , simDlv because tho railroad does not suit thoir r.„ n.„ „„ .i... i inirteen net, mo widest portion ot too tuna 


laMtocotno. Methodism in this coun- 
cil ben. contending for a foothold, with, 
■access, since ^he days whon the ln- 


simply because tho railroad does not suit their fer tile purpose of carrying on the business ‘ mrt0 ™ j ' ept - tno w ' u * 8t P^tnin ot ti 
convenience to ship their sugar. OthcrsT.ro of tho Society. being about twenty-four feet from tho 


oumiorenoo oi tno lake, exclus.vo ot offsets, a i| t hi a culture of use for purposes of praoti- 
tn ho^two liundrod and niuoty-ono miles, cal impression, is vital godliness; that ho will 
The neighborhood around is on the same gi- bo al.lo to assimilate- all this material of 


■access, since ^lie days whon the In- °PPP 8ed ' to ll beoaU9 ° ll bo tb ® means of This Society propose to carry out the aims 
Nsllj, of precious memory, prcaohed br ‘ a E‘ n 8 t°° many strangers into, tho coun- 0 f tl.o American Bible Society. It will fur- 
thepople under the live oaks, and in pry- tr ^' bbe y ttro aPrtt '^ oP th 080 adventurers , nisi. individMk and other societies throngh- 
bows, just as opportunity offered. aad otbors °PP 08e d to the railroad tax. But out the State with the Scriptures, at t^cast 
J h»TC been the vioissitudes through w ‘ tb aB ttioso objections and objectors the of the books at the Society ? Depository at New 
tie Church has nassod sinoo thnt. d«v work ‘ 8 8 uin 8 on > and wbe1 ' tbo work is com- York. This Sociotv does all its business ox- 


. 7* 4 . ghiss, and the determination of this point gantio Boalo, consisting of deserts .sixty and Christian olixiuenoo only in proportion as ho 

ns ..out ypropo.se o carry ou ho aims tho result of repeated experiments, made seventy miles ueroHS, Hen i rated from eneh n knl* man wui>Zik titL iu: 


boons, just as opportunity offered, 
j hire been the vioissitudes through 
the Church has passed since that day. 
cnadoriog the dato of our beginning, 
ml tie labor expended, I am sorry to say 
tie resold have not been such os might 


work is going on, and when the work is com- York. This Socioty does all its business ox- , , \ ° . 

pleted, wo muy look for a now page to he clusively on tho cash principle. As the Bible f , P Z °! f'-™' Z . 

written in the temporal, social, and moral house is large, tl.o Board of Directors has P T** "V .“v ' arfi U3ed ia MmhmBtRin 


tie resolto hove not been such as might ® and| tt° n °P " estern Louisiana. I was much resolved that its rooms shall ho opened ns 

keen looked for ; yet the land is before P b ’“ Red 6um - ^P eka B mee in reading your ft depository for tho works of the Sabbath 

ui we must occupy, and in the name of p d '^ or ' a ' on the morality of railroads. There Schools and Tract Sooieties; also tho publi- 

God still hold up our banner. ' 8 110 dnllbt that, in their legitimate effect, cations of tl.o orthodox churcf.es. Tho So- 


was tho result of repeated experiments, nmdo seventy miles across, sop i rated from each is a devout und holy man. Without this Ih- ] 
with grent rare. The instrument has on other by precipitous rooky eminences of groat toriar religious life in his bouI all his resotKoea 
object glass of two feet aperture, and has elevation. -Many of these doserta, Captain fl f intellect, of momory, and. of imagination, 
already given evidence of its marvellous pow- Stansbury says, would furnish extended plains will bo unimpressive and ineffectual — the 
or. One nf the lenses is of flint, nnd tlie absolutely level, upon which n degree of tho mere iron shields and gold ornaments that 
ether of ploto or crown glass. The two, meridian could ho meusured to groat advau- crush the powerless Tarpeia. 
placed in contact, aro u-ed in combination, ‘age. This inland sea is believed by Cupt. p’ or the first and indispensable thing in 
and constitute the achron.utio'^lass. The Stansbury to have beou in a post age of in* every instanoo is power. Given an inward 
tube,. when mounted, weighs betweon three finitely greater extent, lie says: and Jiving power, and a basis for motion, 




fie population of this part of^ Louisiana is tbe ^ tend to ^ bo bcst mhirest of any country eiety passed tho following resolution : 


fvjnH.v.vu VI VUIO Ul LIUU1B1UUU IH ... . v.»a.vj ..«v...viu.t , IHi’ I i /. ,i . 

itocif and notliing else ; a strange com- liko 0ur ° r wn ' 1 have extendud this coiumu- solved, therefore, That we most affectionately 8 I )a00, 1 10 P ,,v ' , rrt ° 1,8 

of human mature in some of its most n ^ cat * on ^ ttr Lcyond a proper limit and will invite all orthodox churches to deposit their an * V(r ' extrft0r 10 ir ' 1 


and constitute the achromatic ’’glnns. The Stansbury to huve becii in a past ago of in- 
tube, when mounted, weighs between three finitely greater extJbnt. lie Hays: 
and four tons. u Upon the slope of a ridgo connected with 

.It has already been ascertained that, uh u thi’s plain thirteen distinct successive benches, 
measuring instrument, or for penetrating or wator-^arks, wore counted, which had 


mere iron shields and gold ornaments that | 
crush the powerless Tarpeia. 

For the first and indispensable thing in 
every instanoo is power. Given an inward 
and living power, and a basis for motion f 


*• l pon the slope of a ridgo connected with action and impression is given In every 
thi’s plain thirteen distinct successive beaches, instanoo we coino back to its ultimate point. 


new contrivance 


or water-marRs, wore counted, which had Thero is a theory among philosophers that 
evidently ut one time beou washed by the this hard, material world over which we 


separate* minute 


ind intangible phases. Theao re- 
do not apply, oxoept in a limited de- 
to tits' Parish of St. Mary ; but rather 
to nope of country lying between the 
ito and tho Sabine. Over these vast 


therefore close. Yours, R. H. R. 

Parish of St. Mary's, La. 1852. 


, , ... *• i i io n points of light so distinctly that its fiunlilica- 

books with uk particularly tractsand Sabbath ti(mg ft8 Q , iiBCnverin|r tnlescopa raU8t (!I . . no nigi.es. ... .nose is now a..m.t two hun- r i um ; that when we get back- to the reality 

school hooks, to ho so d for easl. only For trcmo|y v(lllmblo lt rRS(lWl . s t|lB . mMkv drod foot above tho valley, which has itself of this hard and dull fllod, upon whloh “the 

a ii er uecoun i 10 ‘ >e y, sc. i s on wfty , nnt R ;, n p|y into beautiful anil brilliant boe “ b,Pt ll? tblJ lake, owing probably to swain treads with clouted shoon,” we find it Nowl Ooiild 

8 l q » l0I p ft ^ o. . . starduHt, to uko the language of astronomers, tf r,u LnU elevation occasumed by suhterrano- to be just as immaterial, just as mobile, just but my dearest 

i overno ° r ?, 11 . p a p' ln a P nva e but subdivides this ‘dust’ into regulur con- wu8 caU808 * ^ ^Lis mipportition be correct, as nimblo, just os muoh a lttng energy aft yon ih the face on 

letter to a member of this Conference, desires lowing counterparts of the Orion, and a11 a PP« a ^nces conspire to support it, tho soul of man iteelf. WbetheTtbift be truth bwely violated, yonr 

that our ministers wouia uo something to- ^ c ^ t ^ ^ th(J othep brillilint there mu«t have been hero a vast inland Boa, 0 r not, within the sphere of matter, one thing and meaply sought to 

wardB obtaining contributions to ho invested llx - 1R8 of olirflyat( , n i, adorned, in addition, with extend® for hundreds of agps; and the is certain, that within tho spere of mind, we Osity at the expense of 

in good hooks to bo furnished the convicts of ^ mogt yuri(>d nn( , ' coInnt _ j he isolatod mountains which now tower from tl.o „re brought baok to foroo— to fresh and liv- confidence. Npl, 

our eni en ,ar y* 18 .xce ency, wit 1 rue |,, n808 are ^ porfectly achromatic that the Huts, forming its western and south-western ing energies — in overy instanoo in which the W*d lest you 


lake, and must havo l«en the result of it* .tumble, and against whioh we strike, i* at 
nction continued for some timo at each level, bottom two forces or powers hgld in equilib- 


I lie highest of these is now about two hun- r ium; that when we get back to the reality 
dred foot above tho vulloy, which has itself 0 f this hard and dull olod, upon whioh “the 

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HEAR WHAT A BISHOP SAITH ! 


stitution and By-Latfs, etc. 

The Governor of our State, in a private 


A..-, , . mu HWR Jtioouui » vui Y Tiinotuum un HL'urmiGU. . . . * , ,, , r.... 

tafelksr, have done, so do they. I allude At the close of his services ho spoko to tl.o Chnstmn benevolence would havo a Bible 

ttnUnlavl* in ilvn 1* _1 e n ■ — — .1 1. ..... n l.,.nh in^niline nriil, /.il. . . .. .....1 


n ■ m 


Tho Bishop of Melbourne hasten paying ‘“ e L ’°' crnor . “ . ‘ T ln a P nvate but subdivides this ‘dust’ into regular eon- <>uh ouusos. If this supposition he cor. 
^,. th ® a8and “ ° f pe0p ° a visit 10 tho “ gl,ld d ’88* n gs,” and having letter to a member of th.s Conference, dosiree , tcl i ationBi ahnwin(r counterparts of the Orion, and a11 a PPear*occs conspire to euppor 

the ‘ r ch ' ldhood 10 the present, whilst preaohing on ono occasion, a stump tbat our ™V’ ,8t e r8 ' r p uld do 80 “ethmg to- iho Gr(>at „ ua (ind tho other brilli , mt K „|. there must Imvo boon hero a vast inland 

••Mtbetn brought into contact with any f„ r hi. pulpit, affording rather a precarious wards ol.tain.ng contr.hut.ons to ho mvested llx ; R8 of ourayat( , ni , ftllorne d, in addition, with extending for hundreds of u*is; and 

° f ! B « e 1 caloulated to footing, lie says, “you may imagine that I > a g<k>d books to ho furn.slmd the convicts of the mogt vurj( . d and gorgeou8 oolora . j be isolatod mountains which now tower from 

toiriocial or moiul amelioration. As did not present n very Episcopal appearance.” °, ur } emtcnt,ar y- 18 Excellency, with true , <>nona otN1 „nu,.mnim ♦»,« flats, forming it« wcHtcrn and south-woH 


axiea of our system, ailomed, in addition, with 



i**>Wy to the lower class of French, people on the importance of providing some anu n y mn ,,,,oa - ^Reiner wm..ou„,r goou 

^■progemtors were the first occupants of budding for public worship before tl.o winter books ’ P lacod ,n ea eh cell, so. Unit their in- 

, Th ®y ‘be sovereigns of tho in, nnd it was agreed that subscription ,nates ’ ‘ b “ u S h boand , hv ! arthl y bondfl > ,na y 

^»4 «.ch Willey remain like a night- i; Ht s el.ould ho opened at once for that pur- be freed from tbo bond " !' f , Satan and Bln and 

■VIIDUlAhMAmnrkU A. 1!I .. 1 1 Itoonmn Inure rtf ulnmu lifit 


and hymn hook, together with, other good 


tjr.net Saturn appears of milk-like whiteness : 6b " rcR ' w e r “ doubtless huge islands similar to human soul makes an eloquent impression, or to yott with th 
Shi US' regards this planet, a good deal of ll " ,3e * h ioh now r.so from tho diniinUheil receives ona. Examine an oration, secular 


fcfi ju. |L. i b now diiuuiu uu tijiuiihu ut uuuu tur tiuit juir- 

bosom of tho country, until somo pose. But lie says: “ I am not vory sanguine 


POl units | • j P 1 ®'' uumuoiijo. i uni nut, vui_y wtuguilltv .... fc . 

^wwulaion, produced by railroads or respecting tho result,' for I'find that there are The Governor requests that tho books, which 
to thoir midst of enterprising already two Wesloyan ministers arrived, tho ministers of this Conference may obtain 
J^»l» W.U either force them into the one from South Australia, and tho other from for. «**• unfortunate clnss <t individuals 
times, or to seek remoteness from Van Diemen’s Land, and .that there ta also on "boUld bo^sont to Judge Leqkp, Wqtumpka 
He , i ° f ‘ h ° ir Amerioaa neighbors. Indopondout minister from tho former oolony : with instructions how to dispose of them, 
wtsl cond.t.un of those neonle is ami I fear that, the miners ere a el„ss „c As a committee, wo reoommend this matte. 


/J , , 4 k’ a hi i i * scientific interest has linen rocently attuoheil watar8 01 tuo laKe - 

metes, hough hound by earthly bonds, .nay , in conBBqucnoo o( the di.Lguishe.1 The first view thal 

he freed from the bonds of Satan and s.n and a8tru nomor, Bond, of the Cam- this extraordinary la 

become he.rs of eternal lifer , ridR0 ()bacrvatory , MossaolmsctU, having «*e following words ; 

TheGovernor requests that tl.o books, which 9tatpd ho b| . lies , ed ho aaw „ thiril ring or bolt “At our feet anc 
tho ministers of tins Conference > nay obtain round t , )B plftnot ,, rof Challia brnught tllB waters of tl.e Great S 
fiir this unfortunate clnss m individuals, .t m so long and so ardent! 


waters of tho lake.” or gaored, that aotually mowd the minds of 

1 l.o first view thnt tho party obtaiuod nf men — a speech tbat ol ) tain (atom tes, or a ser- 
tliis extraordinary lake is well described iu mon that, os we say, savei^Houls, and you 


1 ridge Dhscrvntory, Massuclrasetts, having tl.o following words . find the ultimate cause of this eloquence, so 

stated he believed he saw a third ring or bolt “ At °, ur ffl et and on oaoh side lay tl.o far os man is concerned, to be a vital power, 
round the planot. l’rof. Cliallis brought the waters of tl.e Great Salt Lake, whioh wo had in the orator. The same amount of instruo- 
Northumherland telescope at Cambridge to 8f ‘ lun K 80 ardently desired to see. They tion might have been imparted -the same 
huar upon it hut failed in discovering it. were clear and calm, and strotohod far to tho general style and diction might have been 
Lord Rofteo's gigantic telesoopo was also em- boutli and West. Directly before us, and omployod in both case# — but if that eloquent 


South and West. 


»tetohed ■ * “ " thoae P® 0 ?' 0 is and 1 fear that the miners nro of a class, of As a committee, we recommend this matter' p i„ yBd upon it in vain ; and it became n ‘bstaot only a few miles, an island roee from pomr in the man had been wanting, there 

extreme, yet they arc not w hich almost all who feel an interest about to a11 our preachers, and sincerely hnpo and mattBr of t intBre8t t0 the aatnJhoniionl bundred to one thousand feot in height, would havo been no actuation of tbe hewer, 

wu *b‘Om ot thfiir Aurn T .. il ... . ... * . a 1.1 !_ *1.1 ,.l. '1. . “ i. : I _ !- ll. . 4 :..!.* *lL A 1 . . • • 


Mmciooi of th * A t — — wiiiuu OIUUJBL uii who icm uu niMjresL aooui i ’ •' " matter ot great interest to tlie astronomical 

UodZ.. c° Wn dest,tution ' . To theu ' spiritual things nro Dissentors. and only tl.o expect their aid. Methodist preachers have w „ rld t<| a800rtain wl.ethor there was a third 

havo hilt titl.lA nitnnaa If x.1. * i. . i <■ ilnnn nninli tn unroml HHPmtlirn 1 lii.linnm. mm* .... 


while in tl.o distanco oilier and larger ones and consequently no eloquenoo. 

shot up from tlm hOsom of tho waters, tbeir u ig? therefore, a great and downing ex- 


^ g4in their confidence. And whore 
9 f 0 * this severe druderorv in the 


ting, aud I have availed myself of talking H( ; e ^ a ^ ev0I T (’ a,n >iy within the bounds ol q uan tity of light which the Wandsworth | 1,,ver * n K 
with them about thoir system and its nrnnti. Lift work is furnished with a copy of Clod’ H I talnannrkA hrint/H f<t t.hn nvn nf l.ht, nliiuirvnr ^S dim, . 


Iter isianus;jg^.t the dreamy hjize 
; over tills st^Rind solitary sea threw 
uncertain veil over tl.e more distant 


Maoism Z ““ f® Vere drud R° r y iu tl,e with them about thoir system und its practi- «• work is furnished with a copy or G.sl's lBloaL , opB brinK8 t( , tbo eyB of lho „] )aBr ' vor its dim, uncertain veil over tl.o moro distant ^ to rBadBr tbe preaoher eloq. 

ttD l! gn0r * D0e . ! cal operation. They certainly have a rea- word. Bibles of various sizes and qualities f ri)m this planet, giving a bright appearance features of tho landscape, preventing the eye p « ra(IDa l religion. It tells him, 


oellenoe of the rhetorioal mothod which, we 
have been deecribing, that its loweet and 
longest ‘roots strike down into the Christian 
character itself. It does not propose or ex- 
peot to render the preaoher eloquent without 


QUMti m ■ w ' U4M u r v “ wwuu ' u iuii- ;* # a — - trom uus piunuv, ^ivm^ 11 urigiu iippcuruuuc § * ■ » t a - - - pormjum m voilq miu, OH the OOD- 

, M , laa 7 "® M ked, is there no chinory admirably udapted, speaking after ma y b° cheaply and conveniently obtained at to wbab ; n Bn instrument of less power, would Proln dl8 eorni.ig any ono objeot with distinct- trary, that although God is the oroator and 
' wrs tor tliair an.,i. i a i , . r I - 1 ™i,;u i..,ii‘ ......... i n ,i ,i... .. 1 ... 1 . l . ... . 


lo car f i • ’ “ '“ere no clunory admirably udapted, speaking after ““v ™ vuciq.,; «... ramiunu «i 

Mlwilv 'H ’ 16lr “eekf A hard ques- the manner of men, to curry out their objects. ‘ ba Biblo liousq in Montgomery; and this [lavi; been completely invisible, 
^fotths j" 9 " e “en who profess to And when wo oonte.nplato it on the ono hand, Society, ns a Stnto institution, deserves the 
»tl J®; at 1 cannot eay whether the and that of tho Church of Romo on tl.e other, warns appreciation and hearty support of thi,. 


Ind m 7 wnotuor the and that of tho Churoh of Romo on tl.e other, warns appreciation and hearty support of thi,. 

M p»th« U !h \ th ° UmJer conoern of the deficiency of the Church of England in Conference. 

^ Wlt Ro “e is -ever ami «nan tb ^ roapoo t, cun not but bo acknowledged It appears that the American Bible Sooioty 

and deeply lamonted. My own growing con- bas appointed Rev. D. tv. Pollook as their 
viotiou has been, that unless we can adopt “R en ‘ Por ‘ bo Southern part of tho State. 


™ It „ . UUUVIVUVJ VI SISIU VliU.OIl Ut UllglttllU IU 

to look o , m ° * B • ever and anoa this respect,, cut. not but bo acknowledged It appears that th 

MetfeU a, ‘” e8 e wild sheep of this and deeply lamonted. My own growing con- bas appointed Rev 
« « true that here and there - - - B 


ontgomory ; and this hav „ l)8Bn oompleUily invisible. wl.ile it half revealed tho whole, leaving 8UV(!ro i gn of the buman Mu ), ^ Ma thetB . 

titution, deserves the / gomB idea „ f ita „ raa bo t , )rmod a “ple 8 ®“Pe for Tl.e imagination of tho be- forB th „ trttth p reaohod by an nnro- 

hearty support of thi,- from ^ ^ ^ it magnifies the light of h ° ld,,r 1 ' / b® ‘>>0 grave seemed ^ to g.aorato man, und In m<»t unfeeling, jrrelig- 

. . V. ‘bo moon 40,000 times, and\i coarse ol.jeoto, ^ vado both alr aad water and, oxcep ing ioU8 raannBri effectual to salvation, yet that 

merman B. hie Soo.o y (iko ^ outlinBS of tbe , unar m((uatain J a aud here and there a eol.tary w.ld duck floatmg tlie prtucktr muat expect to «e men moved by, 

IV. Pollock as them m M who i u of tllB , 0 raya m be metmules* on tl.e bosom of the lake, not a his discourse, only in proportion as he U him- 
n part of tho State. tUowod at 0 ncc to the focal point, as b '.ng thmg was to be seen, .ho n.ght self a spirituully-minded, solemn, and devout 

recommend th.s hro- thBy do not Z.uoh objeou. confuse it in any ^1°? P ° V 8 “'e»e, a nd a young m<s.n Here ia the ^ and here is lie 



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fatty Jr v.- 


“w fiwcoantrv . " ereanu tuor8 viotion has been, that unless we can adopt “Re™ ,or ol allowed to p.uis at once to the focal point, as "“'"f UJ UL 1 self a spiritually-minded, solemi 

®’*kj ohuoh ^ < - U I0< 1 k “foepfo some somo means for establishing somo oloser bond Ibis oonunittoo would recommend this hro- f bB v do not in Buoh o hi cots confuse it in any P ruvod pe r ‘e ot 'y soreno, and a young moon man Here is the power, and 
^ of rslivi ' rWl . ng bke ‘b® beast out of of union among our people, and enabling them ‘bor to tho kind reception of the members a nnrociable degreo In the Craig tcloscope " llod il " tr “ mu,u " 8 *'Rb‘ upon a sea of pro- hiding plaoe, so far as tho finite 
.his ? ' g,,oruno °; but, alas! the to recognize and associate with ono another. of thi8 Conference, and solicit for him thoir . * mnBn • obinoL , fo““ d ' unbroken silence. I was surprired to 0Brnud . ln th ot holy love of G. 


'•aboil who fl c 'Reetoeec J but, alas ! the to reoognizo and associate with ono another, 
M “‘J went, witl ‘beee altars comc away W o shall nover obtain any hold, as a Churoh, 
Mt Esdo^,,,* '°| Ut ® B ‘ u Rfo ‘ dea °f the, U p 0 n the mass of tho population in tho colo- 
mperts dea n R* ur .‘ 0UB priesthood nios. The gentry, and thoso wl.o aro utterly 
^a* W |, 0 , .6 impious pretensions destitute of religion among tl.o trades-poople 

the thi n ~ 8ub,t ‘ tuted the container au d laboring olassos, will call themselves 


oi this Conference, and solioit for him tl.ei 
hearty oo-operation in the Bible cuuso. 

• ® C. D. Oliver, 

S J. A. Spence, 

W.K. Norton. 


.. . . i, . i • , luuitui uuui.iauii mivuvo. i rv uo cut uinuu in 

tho moou is a most inaguinoont objeot, and .. , , . . i j r a.. ^ A 

.7 , , , . 11 , 1 . find, although so near u body of the saltest 

perlectly colorless, enabling tho beholder to J . 

" ' ,. .. . - . . water, uono of that feeling of invigorating 

traco tho outlines of- the various mountain . , . , . , 6 ■ j i “ 


hiding plaoe, so far as the finite agent is con- 
cerned. In that holy love of God and of tho 
buman soul whioh Christianity enjoins and 


uuu :° tb “, fe#Ung of ±: ig rf g •***» * ** 

range, with such vivid distinctness as to freshness which rn alway, oxpcr.euood when ^ u i wllich take, it. origin with the M’l 
make us long for fine olear weather in order “ ‘be v.c.mty o tho ocean The bleak and regou«r.tion--tbe preacher is to find fee 

^ . tiiiWwl r ii.rPH. wil.limil. n Mintrln (rim tn •><> I <• *■ « • _ _« J s. • 


confess our likes for effective pulpit, stylo. A positively asserted that on a favoruble evo- 


. * wung contain ti a — 1 •‘••uMiocuco to unng mo wnoie powt;m ui mis uiurvuiious . 

?^ G oip«l in Bt nnt’ A8 ^ PUr ° ^ churohmop i but among the mass pf tho Old Gilbert on Public Speaking.— Wo instrument to bear upon our satellite. It is , , P ? B 

of the l °tLr m ° n ^ ^ l ° aU P 00 ^ 6 ’ P^°» really pious, and such as are. at all confess our likes for effective pulpit, stylo. A positively asserted that on a favoruble evo^ j* 1 . f J 
w z- An _ d oonoerned about tk|dr salvation, will, u most minister is not a pulpit essayist. A minister ning, if tl.ore was a building or object of the tau . leB u 

*.“•«, gslkerin* n i° me meanB 10 a nlan ’ j°‘ n ‘ bo Methodist, or somo other is not a philosophic lecturer. A fine book is size of Westminster Abbey io tbe moon, tlie a *‘f° ln m ° n 

PM ij^ ^ . J*® 8 ® ® dren of tho Dissenting community." not, a fine pulpit stylo. Tho heart is tho min- whole of its parts and proportions would ho ln ‘ ul1 


UlUfiL* US i'HlH IUI UUO viou. w uiiviiui IU UIUUI III • i , . « ,• ' ■ ' V , * ■ 

to bring the wholo poWcrs of this n.arvellous “ aked " l,UreB ' * l “° a B “‘ gl ° *» to reb#ye -euroo of all hi. eloquence and Imprereio* as 
instrument to hear upon our satellite. It is t,1 1 0 T', P r ““; n i tcd a . BCBn0 80 d,ffureot Pr0 “ on orator, just as much of hi. usofnloeu anu 


wliait I had pictured in n.y imagination oflho happiness as a man and a Christian. Ra ck 
beauties of this far-famed spot, that my"®*- to u,is centre of all do wo traoe all that ia 
appointment was extreme." genuine, and poworful, and influential' in 

intense roposo is broken at times by pulpit eloquenoe. \ 

icnco of myriads of wild fowl : But this is not meant morely that the 


J* ““ foU of Christ. 


• ■ *ot omit to th “ • So for, and so strongly, spooks tho Bishop istcr of the desk. The best style is that whioh distinctly revealed. As an illustration of its' tho presence of myriads of wild fowl : put mis is not meant more.y mat th. 

? Wtoward D 'Z y " lat ““‘withstand- 0 f Melbourne; lie nokuowledgcs somo good brings the intellect down through tl.o heart, spaofi-ponetrating'powers, and tl.e manner in “ Sa “ b “kc, wliioh lay about half a preaoher must be a man of zealous and fervid 
to Attfika*.- _ P uro Some parts of in HVHtAm of Methodism, and eertiflmi if and molto «ll U. n * An !o.,> maiaL i. .* IL.I.k if i. ai.tad o.«» mile to the eastwurd. was Covered with im- amotiona Tharn is a Mnonin* nf* alremanna 





““Xttpas, we h BOmB PBrlS - ° f *“ th ® B f Btem of Methodism, and certifies it and melts all ita precious metals in that hot whioh it grasps in the light, it is stated that “‘‘® 10 “•« eastward, was covered with Im- emotions. There is a species of eloqueuot 

* ("•‘•sisal PlantinZl maily a lovel y vin ® to bo “admirably oduptod" to carry out tho furnace. If you want a specimen, take good soon after it was ereoted it was directed to a '“® a8 » Hocks of wild goeso aud duoks, among which springs out of easily exoited sea 

*7 “ond waste 5 , eo,UB, bko an ohjeots it baBin view, which are nothing more old South ; soo what edgo is in all ho said, test-object, a minute speck of light in ono of whioh many swans were soen, being distin- ties, and which often times produces »_ 

, A ffltr to T)ie B ,atou ‘‘ d ' than tbo Glory of God and the salvation of Playfql, hut not light; sharp, but not sour ; tho constellations,' which is not to he seen at guishable by thei^size and tl.o whiteness of sensation in nudionoea of peculiar oharaoter- 

5 *°‘icitatu>u nf . Ar '~'^ 0 ‘ long since, at men. fProv. Wesloyan. imaginative, hut not dramatic ; using common all times by the most oxc«Uont. instruments,' thoir plumage. I had seen Urge llocks of istics, and in aosno particular moods. But 


iiicuBo llocks of wild ^oetto aud ducks, among whioh springs oat of easily exoited _ 





A Vitrr ^ Wa8te> around. 

^ *oliciuu!„ T "r Bav ~ n ®‘ long since, at 


*• *oliciUtin n r DA1 — Not long since, 
Misi’, b .. ,® f BOm ® frionda residing 
W Urn. ® nd ®»vored to proud, for the I 


imaginative, hut not dramatic ; usingoommon all times by the most oxcellont. instruments,' thuiv plumage. 1 hud seen largo Hooks of istics, and in somo parttoular moods. Bat 
words with uncommon power; speaking to though guidod by first-rate observers, and in. those birds before, in various parts of tho this oloqueuc«;of tho flestjsaod hlood, without 
■ H - ' country, and especially upon the Potomac, brain; this eloquent * ot ths animal; withant 



"W luiau. - ,lcm ‘y. for want of a | 
‘•hied to the ' 4 ° e ’- tbo oon gregation were 
* — , who f, ,aanBl0,1 of “*« venerable Dr. 
1^ '•P'ssentati “‘ aa y years was tho Banato- 
^t«rs ,^‘ ° f tbl " Parish in the State 

fiat:. ' * Bhall nnt e.. ... 


» |J . . . .. I — ' “I — vm tllUU^ll ftu.um. arj w-w ■«. . 

A I RACJH’XI. Argument.— A pious old yo u ns if 1.0 expectod to convinco you ; full of profound darkness. The Craig telescope at country, .and especially upon tho P 

d ®° id ® d - -‘ b ®“‘ d »g“ a ‘i 8 “; once discovered that this test object was not] but never did I behold any filing like 
j mu ’ . 7 M 1 waritfar Imt nnt vnlmi* All k!a »o»la .t.:i • i. ..c i ! — t . a K..t . i,.;ii:.. n t itiahiui numluipii here (lomfruffiitwl ti 


the im- tho intoUeotual spiidto ***7 different from 


Ur ®‘ 1 uli 11 , *“ 

i of ti,.. u a !, ‘ 80011 forget tl.o osso- 
,* lia bhath aftorpoon. Tho text 





Hoot a,.. . auerpoon. Tho text ,7i,. , , U 7 U » a,m rou 01 lue 

intZ ^ 7d ®“ 1 K‘> was Strangely ant IV otl '®* what then!" “Why, then 

toll ■ koa “® ®f Cornelius ;f“. r. P i r. .. be . WOQld ^ervo hanging.” “ Well, now, 


to fire^ loud guns, and havo vory small shot, question of whotKr she lm* a batollito or not- drtury, nilent solif udo by which we wore iiu j oiuolion, and that mads by a deep feeling ; 
Let every man koop his own natural styl.o. “But, (oontinuea the account,) wonderful wedwttcly »ain*onnuud,» - by the suAtainod, equable, w4 strong putoi- 




j ,,c oou8eqfp .. - J * no womu aeservo hanging” “Well, now, Let every man xoep ms own natural styI.o. “But, (oontinues the account,) wouMorful wnuwwij •ui-iuumuw. ny mo subiuuicu, eqouuw, am* 

prqjuji^. , J U8 ‘ freed from U.is is your ease; ‘ thou art the mail.’# God All preaohere cant preach alike. Peraonul us ure the effects of this wlesoupe, it is not '1 ha witter is described as one of the purest tion pi icligious iffl'cctinu* us U.*t 

< * c *‘isa, hi. f ' T. 8 epenwg tlio Gospel ‘'“ “eev. 8 lv ®“ J oa »ix days to work aud taste should he rectified, and then become yi t perfect, an- 1 it ha*. I, sen found that a part *ud must Ouiicc.itraUd brii.ua known i» the from leligiaus seusihiltiu*. Wlten 

personal Uw. Hew would MUUm’soldGothie of ono of the leases is too flat by about the P u.ld— clear and trauspareut us thediamuud, , the latter stump feels, We know ' 

™ persons," M v u< * no but you, no, satisfied with the JBfcyi G«i Architectural style suit the simple-hearted fiye-thousaodth part of an iuch. Te many it »nd on. analysis it was found to ooutala twen- upon good ground* And Ut 
M »tl*sb, 8 ^ “ogrognuon wae has givsn, rob him of the aer'enti. ; what, thea, Cowpert How would Charles Loin b look in may appear incredible t^ut the fivc-thou- fy per esut. of pure chlorid of sodiaui, with stir and movement of 

“at tl.o aged do you dsaerve ? " The man was sllenocd. Coleridge's Germanic idioms'! How would sandth part of an inoh caq he estimated so about two per cent, of other salts. and all-perT»dlng inhim; hi 


. his A. ..T i„ r . , . ’ i” „ —J* vo wura anu taste should he recutieu, aim tUen become ! ye t pcrfwjt, and it has l/een tuuud that a part *uu um.w..™» rau'u urines Aoowu m tne irum lei.giqus seusiuniiu*. 

Per-HUw. How would MUtonWd Gothic uf ono of the leases is too flat by about the P orld— dear aud trauspareut us the diamond, , the latter stump foul*, We k 

®f peraous " vr„ oa was no but you, not satisfied with the JBftvi G,«i architectural style suit the simple-hearted fiye-thousaodth jmrl of au inch. To inuuy it *nd oi., analysis it was found to contain twen- upon good ground* and U» 
*• ltd ..I* .. .connegatioii was v— -!_n - iT. ... ■ . 1 !J , .. uoa „ . •• ' ..u ' ■. • At, . ^ .. a„ ,.r ...... ,.ei...i,i -hi. . 


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©K Hero (Orleans Christian JUmorate. 





ning, December 18. 




„ . 

t» of five oo nominations, ap- 


, tfao beginning, Moored judicious 
•.to Which has been turned orer 
ittao basin ess. The. reports are 
l to-day. Another good step was 
a general interest and distribute 
rone* busineef by appointing no 
lame than one committee. The 
> m supplied with its usual ready 
nos Secret a ry. Bro. Dorman is at 
nd the asmsUnt scribe, Bro. Heard, 
ftt hand. After osganisingHmd 
gf a few preliminary matters, the 
i adjourned, to hear the annual 
Dr. Haasiltea. 'I count myself 
e in not haring beard it, and hope 
r wfll yield to the request of the 
to hhve it pnbliehed, in oonnoc- 


4MUIU0NS. 

m of the ohnreh hate been heard. 
It lent forth laborers into his 
1mm hare been some locations 
Minoee, but a list of applicants 
i into the traveling connection 
sewstad, and already acted on, 
ally large end promising. Most 
yrnoig men, and bare enjoyed 
■wane of *due*tion-young men 
hope. May the unction of the 
ftothwal *o. John W. Starr 
.re a school for the prophets in 

aa, tor he brought up Bye from 
asnoagthem his own eon. But 1 
1 names: J. L. dampy, J. Loomis, 

, F. Walker, John W. Cook, Jae. 

F. M. Crain, F. M. Grace, U. 

l. H. Cox, W. D. NlohoUon, Rob't 
Ibert 8mith, W. M. Stardevant, 
*< W » A. fihegog, Walter C. j 

Bold, EU Hubbard, John 


m, 1. B. Cottrell, Lewis 
>tarr, Jr., Ales. M. Sam- 
WUeyArdia, F. G. Mc- 
urcA lab tkk lid and pray 


Wtyear falls short of the usual 
year by one month, amd that the 
lant fiscal month of the twelve, 
shad not all sold their crops and 
whan the preachers made their 


Isd together. Notwithstanding, 
MUM collections hare sustained 
1 Weil. There has been no step 
The missionary ooUeotioos of 
rBifoot ap about $80,000. The 
i stewards will he able to pay about 
scent, on claims. The Joint Board 


mrj of tho Missionary Society 
Saturday night, in the town 
lieooe was Urge «d the speak- 
• management of the meeting 
ptaadwn. About $400 raised. 


Vswvwj'X. 


■III SABBATH. 

dl supplied with churches— 
toriaa, Christian, (or Camp- 
list and Episoopal All these 
yd oooupi e d oo Sabbath by 
i Conference, sxoept the last. 
SIS a lovely day, and I learn 
i services were well attended 
The Bishop, after preaching 

00 in the Methodist Church 

1 oadained five traveling and 
m. At half-paet three o'clock 
dimed at aaae place a cap- 


|a have largely the dominant 
ho * 00 , but they, with other 
• ihe citiiens generally,’ 


church here, ibr several soonessivo years, lias 
been hinted with good pastors A neat par- 
■on age has beta secured, (and, by the by, 
parsonages, neat, substantial and out of dobt, 
are bsooming happily prevalent in thin Con- 
ference). Our friend and brother, Armstrong, 
is principal of a largo and flourishing female 
seminary here. ^ 

The Conference will probably adjourn on 
Wednesday night or Thursday, But before 
adjourning an important society will be nr- 


Mawwn,'AUa December#, WM- 
Mr bsua W.: I found the Conference, 
my andrml last Thursday, generally pres- 

[r ^g tJ, e year; they look hearty as a body, 
id are iijiilVf the results of a year 
-Mi an snoounging degree of proa- 


ganised. Preliminary steps nro already taken 


' " * ntc usher. 

BMwp Caraas eras present in person and 
menaiau Wednesday the twenty-first annual 
•amtan of thU body with religious exercises. 
VauwQl ho giad to learn of his health. These 
tm years hs has not enjoyed better. So saj 
Us Uesfa. His old age is green, his cheer- 
fid dignity the same, and his strength con- 
tinues, iu answer to the prayers of the church, 
equal to kia arduous labors . 

committees. 


for forming a society to aid Iho education of 
indigent young men preparing for the min- 
istry. Mark : Not a society to call young 
men or old ones, or any sort, to tho ministry, 
or to make preaohers, hut uid those who fed 
themselvea moved of the Holy Ghost to tho 
ministry. 

In a jfow days I will forward you further 
items and reports for publication ; also, that 
interesting document, the Appointments. . I 
presume they wiU be easily made, for tho 
Alabama Confcronoo as yOt knows little of 
loco-itincranoy . Its. mombors are available 
and moveable from East to West, from North 
to South. H. N. M. 


CONFERENCE. 


( This body closed its session about 7 o’clock 
on Wednesday evening, Deccmbor 8 . The 
appointments were rend out before a large 
crowd of citiiens of Marion, and prefaced by 
appropriate and impressive remarks from 
Bisbop Capers. Wo have never seen ap- 
pointments take hotter. Mudo under God, 
with prayer for his direction, they will doubt- 
less redound to lie glory. So may it bo. 

Tho veto of thanks for liberal entertain- 
ment and hospitable accommodation in every 
respect, by tho citiiens of Marion, was well 
deserved and heartily passed by tho Confer- 
ence. Long and pleasantly will the Marion 
season bo remembered. Tho authorities of 
the Baptist Churoh have been especially kind 
in providing tho Confcronoo not only with a 
session' room, bnt committee rooms. 

Nor can wo close thia' > passing notioo with- 
out reference to tho happy manner in which 
tho entire Conferenoo was arranged for. 
Every thing wont through with harmony. 
The preaching was woll attended, and wo 
muit do the ohoir of tho Methodist Church 
tho credit of saying that their singing lias 
not been beat, if equallod, any whore within 
our hearing. Tho pastor, Bro. Neely, second- 
ed by his liberal members, had “ done up " 
things wOll; and in the cycle of Annual Con- 
ferences, we hope another may ho hold at 
Marion, and that we “ may ho there to see.” 
The returns show a healthy and growing 
state of the churoh. 

Wlilt*. Ootowd. 

Member*, last year 33,007 17,116 

*• this year,...,., 35, 587 _ 17,319 


Now Prospect. .IVm. I. Powers. 

Newborn nndOnkJjrovc. . F. M. Grace. 

I GreensborefTTJTj. Hutchinson. 

/ Prairie Greek Cold Mission. .J. M. Wells. 
Marion. . P. P. Neely, 8 up., Jos. A. Peebles. 
Jones' Valley,. Geo. F. Ellis. 

Columbus District. — Goo. Shaffer, P. E. 

( Columbus. -T. \V. Dorman. 
j Plymouth Col'd Mission. .To bo supplied. 
Columbus Circuit. . S. II. Cox, Jns. S. ltclton. 
Iiuttahatchic. .Georgo W. fucker. 

Athens.. T. W. Manning. 

Mt. Zion.. Georgo W. Brown. 

( Piokcns. . Wm. Murrah, \. M. Skipper, 
j Sipsy Mission. .To bo supplied. 

GresgB..E,. W. Sponco. 

Eutnw.. James M. Patton. 

Forkland-.E. V, Loyprt. 

Bt.t'KTsviM.K Dis't. —L. B. McDonald, P. E. 
Bluntsvillc. .0. Stridor. 

Walker Mission. .To bo supplied. 

Hancock Mission, .John D. War On. 

Pikovillo Mission. .John Groco. 

Warrior Mission. .Abijali Watson. 

Ash villa Circuit . . M. Graham, W . Bliodcs, Sup. 
Lebanon . . Robert Scales. 

, Sand Mountain Mission.. W. D. Nicholson. 
Harpcrsvijlo Circuit. .A. J. Colemnn, 
Talladega Dis't. — W. H. McDaniel, P. E. 
I Talladega. .E. J. ihimill. 

| Coosa Mission. .To bo supplied. 
Wcwokaville. T. Curry. 

Coobs Circuit!. H. J. Hunter, W. A. Shcgog. 
Tallapoosa. .Wm. Monk. ^ 

Dndovjllo. .R. R. Dickinson., 

Randolph., L. S. Onlin. 

Hillabcc. .To be supplied. 

Jacksonville, . .W.E. N.Linfield, N. W. Regan. 
Centre.. , lames M. Towles, 

Cedar Bluff. .Ono'to bo suppled, John Holt. 

Summerfield Dis’t. — F. U. Ferguson, P. E. 
Selma. .Jofibrson Hamilton. 


( Sumrtiorfield. ,C. C. Callaway, 
j Ockmulgco Col'd Mission...!. W. Holston. 
Perry villc Circuit. .J. W Shores. 

Centerville. .John Foust. 

Maplesvillc. .To be supplied. 

Wotumpka. .Otis Saxon. 

Prattvillo. .S. O. Capers. 

Autauga.. John T. Roper, W. M. Sturdivant, 
Pleasant Hill. . Etlielbort Smith, 

Cuhaba..D. Carmichael. 

Contenary institute nt SunmierfielJ. . A. H. 

MitchoH, T. Y. Ramsey, Eli Hubbard. 
Wm. M. l.ovelady appointed to Orrville Inst. 
Montgomery Dis't. — S. Armstrong, P. E. 


j Montgomery . .C. D. Oliver, J. II. Cottrell, 
j Cntoma Cold Mission. .John W. Broxon. 
Mtgomory Circuit. .C. S. Hurt* J. S. Sponce. 
( Haynoville. . W. W. Thomas, 
j Big Swamp Col’d Mission.. Asa Skinner. 
Union. .Henry Urquhart, 

Tuskcgee. -C. Q. Gillepsio. 


Tuskegeo Circuit.. J. W. Ellis, sr., Alex. 
M. Samford. 


( Andrew Col’d Mission. .To bo supplied, 
j Crawford. .W. P. Miller. 

[ Uohee.Col'd Mission. .To bo supplied. 
Auburn. .Josiah Barker. 


j LaFayotto. .J. W. Starr, sr., L. F. Dodwell. 
( Chambers Col’d Mission. .To be supplied. 

Eufaula District.— S. F. Pillcy, P. E. 
Eufaula. .Mark S. Andrews. 

Glenville. .Thos. P. Crymes. 

Chattabooclico Col’d Missiotj. .To be supplied. 

I Eriun and Chunncnuegoe. f Tobe supplied. 
Chunnenuggee Col'd Mibs. , To bo supplied. 

I Barbour. .Wiley Ardis, ono to bo supplied. 

Enon and Treudwell Miss. .To bo supplied. 
Clayton.. Wm. B. Neal. 

Abbeyville. . John Williamson. 

Jackson. .John Q. Loomis. 

VVoodvillq. . Wm. B. Adams. 

Marianna.. V. L. Hopkins. 

Oaliecsa Mission. .LaFayetto Pattyson. 
Apalaohicola. . W, S..Winglicld. 

Camden Dis’t. — A. S. Diokeuson, P. E. 
Camden.. W. K. Norton, 

Cedar Crook. .L. M. Wilson, W. C. liarfis. 
Black'B Beni(. tCo ho supplied. 

Greenvillo. .R. S. Rabb. 

Orion. .L. P. Golson. 

Troy. .Z. Dowling. 


Increase, 1.680 203 

Increase of local preachers, 4. Missionary 
collections amounted to $19,909 27. Anni- 
versary collection, $400. Total for this 
year, twenty thousand three hundred 

AID NINETY-NINE DOLLARS !. , - 

The increase of traveling preachers has 
been 31 on probation and 3 by re-admiBsion ; 
and there are abdut twenty more '.places 
wanting a laborer in this vineyard. 

The Conference gratefully acknowledges 
the gift of tho Lord of the Harvest in answer 
to prayers the past year ; and a resolution 
on this subjeot was solemnly adopted, whioh 
will be found in another column, with others 
of importance.* 

The Conference collections exceed those of 
last year by $ 1 , 200 , making for this, a. little 
over $3,000— dividing to claimants, as before 
written, at 70 per oent. The Conferenoo 
laudably and earnestly aims ut reaching the 
100 per oent. on these high and almost sacred 
claims. It may be done, doubtless will, tho 
coming year. The funds for the education 
of the ohildra^of traveling preaohers and 
the orphans orcnoso who have died in the 
work, amounted to $734. Tho Ministerial 
fduoation Society is well under way, und 
most auspiciously. Governor CoUier is tho 
President of it. The Constitution may horo- 
after be published. A local preacher, present 
at the organisation, said : . “ Brethren, 1 have 
to leava ; but' let me say a word to you boforo 
I go. This is a noble causo, and will go 
ahead. 1 am going home, and wiU send you 
from my neighborhood for this fund, from 
one to five hundred dollars, by next Confer- 
ence.” Well said and well promised, and we 
make no question, wiU be well done. 

Below is the list of appointments : 
list of Appointments of to* Alabama Con- 
ference, for the year 1863. 

Mobile District. — G. Garrett, P„E. 

< Mobile, Franklin street.. J. S. Hughes, 
j *' Go-man Mission. .To bp supplied. 
( “ Colored Charge. .E. Hearn. 

! St. Francis street. .A. H. I’uwell. 

City Mission.. W. H. Milburn. 

Wesley Chapel. .John W. 8 tarr, Jr. 

West Ward.. To be supplied. 

Toulmanvllle. .John H. Gibbes. 

Portersville Mission. .Thos. J. Campbell, Sup. 
Pascagoula. .James L. Sainpey. 
j New Wakefield. .W. B. Tipton. 

( Bigbee Colored Mission. .John G. Rush. 
Buggsville. .T. S. Abernathy. 

Mt. Pleaaant..John W. McCann. 

Demopolm District.— J. T. Heard, P. E. 


( Geneva. .To bo Buppliod. 
j Pea Rivor Mission. .Win. M. Shockloy. 
Milton. .James li. Rabb. 

Pensacola. .E. Phillips. 

Navy Yard. .George W. Price. 

Monroeville. .One to bo sup., F.G. McDonald. 
David W. Pollock, Ag’t for Am. Bible Soe’y. 
J. L. Gotten, transferred to N.C. Conference, 
and appointed to Edgeoomb. 

Dennis B. Lovne, Elijah B. Lookley and John 
L. Saunders, transferred to l’acifio Conf. 

G. L. Patton, transferred to Texas Conf. 

T . O ^Summers, Ed. o£ Books and S. S. Visitor. 
. The next session of tho Alabama Confer- 
ence to be held in tho city of Tuscaloosa. 


B*o. McTyeire : M^Jonforence Brother 
Dowling's name was unnouncod for Troy Cir- 
cuit, and Brother Shockley's to Pea River. 
Please correot this; for Brother Shockley is 
appointed to Troy Circuit, and Brotlior Dow- 
ling to Pea River. Tho brethren will please 
bo governed accordingly. W. Capers. 

Marion, Dec. 9, 1852. " 


Fletcher's Studies on Slavery.— This 
is a Southern work by. a gentleman in Nat- 
chez, Miss. It has been very generally and 
favorably noticed by tho press, und is said to 
be a work of learning and careful research. 
It may be had at Steel's or White's, New 
Orleans. 


i on tjM Chriatjan ministry, their 


: and encouragement. It took 
Aned it beyond mistake, and 
|L After sermon, the Bisbop 


j Demopolis. .Thos. H. Foster, 
j Areola Col. Mission. .Alex. MoBride. 
Spring Hill. .John D. Worrell. 

( Linden. . J. W. Laney, A. J. Crawford, Sup. 
I Magnqlia Colored Mission. .To be supplied. 
| Dayton. .James A. Heard. 

) “ Colored Mission. Jeff. Bond, 

liniantown. .John D. Fisher. 

“ Circuit. .T. Burbo, one to be supplied. 
Lower Peach Tree. .Thos. KUlough. 
Choctaw. .John C. Stricklin, J. M. Duproe. 
Tlatton. .T. Y. Armstrong, Franote Walker. 
Gainesville District. — E. Callaway. P, K. 
Gainesville .. T. Mondy, F. M. Crain. 
Belmont.: Daniel Duncan. 

Livingston.. J. E. Newman. 

Umdesdnle-.B. Y. Hew. 

DsKalh. .C. N. McLeod, J. W. Cook. 

Mneon Cirenlt. .H. S. Finley. 

Maeou Station.. U M. bonders. 

Piaine Hill. .James A. Clement. 
Wnmnw..Lsrey Massingale. 

Wafaalak.J. W. Ellis, Jr. 

Tuscaloosa District — T. J. Roger, P. E. 
Tuscalooea. .0. K Blue 
Big Sandy. .John C. Hueknbee. 

North Hurt. .Ed. MeMeans 
Jtrash Creek. .Wm. Vaughan 



the support «f ths Coherence I 
are held in toe bammest of toe ! 

sebook seminary and college of 

f f ly n'is 

•t tot* of society. The girls 
psaag nssa aad anidens," serve 
|4 of ooUm hole*. The board- 
■** of wealth. 

■ aad teacher* are the crafismeu 
M that hasp to* aaaglUtle vil. 
— aaataohise. Marion 


The Washinuton National Monument. — T he 
following letter would Indicate that the city of 
NewOrleans gave more than one-eighth of the 
entire sura contributed by the people of the 
United States to tho Washington National Mon- 
umeut, oh tho 2d of November. 

V Washington National Monument Office. ) 


Report., 6f tho Committee on Xldnoation. 


il Monument Offic e, \ 
Decen^ er 8, 1852 J 


Jame$ P. Frrrti, Etq , NewOrUani. La. : ^ 

Dean Bih — It U with hIucito |ile«Aure that l ackuowl- 
edg# the receipt, through J U II. Smith, K*q . Treasurer, 
on the *i3d ult,. of your esteemed f»ror, addrtB«ed to Mr 
Biuitfc, with a draft euiclosed for eleven huudr'ed and eixty- 
flve dullara fifty- ceuU, btiug the noble contribution of the 
patriotic elector# of the city of NlwOrleani. at the elec- 
tion poll* on the 3d ult.. to aid Id the completion of the 
magnifleeut Monument now beiug erected by the people 
of the United States, to the Father of bb Country," and 
the Benefactor of the humau race. 

The Board of Managers desire me to expreaa to you and 
through you to the generous contributors of this hand- 
woe sum, their profound and grateful acknowledgments 
Most eincerely and respectfully yours, 

Elisha Whittlesey , Ueueral Agent. • 


The Amerioan Board of Couimlsaionere for Foreign Mla- 
aloDfi held their monthly meetlug in New York on Homily 
tb« OUi iu»t A [.port .u road by too Score lary Mtllug 
lorlh Ibe urUucboly l»ct ,Ui th, M f„ ur 

Tstosblo Uborer., vli Ur. VUrUnk, of Ui. Bomb«y 
U Leton ; Hr and Ur. ForUr, of lb. Gaboon UUaloo, and 
Ur. Bulxo. mUalonary amoof Uu lnu.hu Th. r. 
oai*UH th. Hoard, for th. mouth, of Au*u»t, S.Rt.uib«r 
andOotohcr, w.r. S47.7IT. for lb. oyerwioua ol th. oob- I 
Is* yair SNS/WO an sanlsd. 


Tho committoo to whom was referred mat- 
tefs conneotcd with tlio educational interests 
of too Alabama Conforonoo, beg. leave to 
report : 

I. Before considering tho claims of our in- 
stitutions, specially, they desire to submit 
somo thoughts relative to tho gonornl sub- 
ject. 

1. Tho deep nnd growing interest mani- 

fested by tho ilooplo of the South, and es- 
pecially, of Alabama, in Femalo oduontion, 
must be, to ovory patriot and Christian, a 
sobreo of delight. Tho girls now at Bchool, 
must, in a few years, bo tho moulders of the 
character of a now generation ; nnd that they, 
llavo the best means of preparing for that 
work, is of the Inst importance to tluy coun- 
try nnd tho church. Now, when .tho^rst 
step is taken, shall not we, to wlioni this 
work is in part confided, see to it that the 
wny lie prepared for further advance ; nnd 
that the evils, which to boiiiu degree, are in- 
separable from all .human institutions, be 
diminished and weakened as rapidly ns may 
bob Radical reforms nro frequently dan- 
gerous, ' because revolutionary, and linbiojb 
result in nnnroliy. True progress is grtiwth, 
— not the offspring of destruction. To 
houlthy growth, lopping and pruning nrc 
often essential. , We, therefore, as husbatd- 
men in egro of the vigorous plnnts.of educa- 
tion, have no deSiro to lay tho axe to the root 
of any of our trees, but simply to apply the 
knife. ' f 

To drop generalization and metaphor, we 
exceedingly doubt tho propriety of public 
examinations in our fumalo schools. Our 
reasons arc : 1. They nro no test of scholar- 
ship ; 2. They foster habits of supcrli^ul 
study, nnd undue reliance on tho memory, 
thereby defeating ,thp highest intellectual ob- 
ject of schools ; 3. Wo fear tho effect upon 
tho blushing modesty of girlhood, which, in 
womun, is matured into dclicato refinement 
and graceful dignity ; 4. If they do not stim- 
ulate an acessive desiro and lovo of dress and 
personal decoration, our observation 1 ms 
failed to furnisli facts for a correct induction. 
Other reasons might bo given, but your brief 
time forbids ; nor will loisuro allow a dis- 
cussion, iu this place, of the arguments cdu- 
ciblc from these predicates. 

The matter of dress, however, is one of 
suoli moment that somo words must bo said. 
Wo do not stato that, toward tho eloso of the 
session, the young women and girls who. arc. 
to occupy tho benohea iu tie gaze of five 
hundred spectators for several consecutive 
days, thrice each day, study tho newspaper’s 
patterns pf tho latest fashions as closely as 
their algebra or Frenoh ; or that tbeyW^n 
each othor'e drosses with as much interest as 
tho exercises in prosody ; Ur that tho multi- 
plication of tho wurdrobo is more fascinating 
than tho eorreetly attained result of a sum 
in compound interest. Neither will we affirm 
that tho solution of tho mighty problem,— 
what dresses, ribbons,, bracelets und breast 
pins, are to bo Worn nt each coming together, 
occupies more time and anxious study tliun 
tho, mastery of tho ruleB nnd examples in 
simple and quadrutia equations ; nor that tho 
father's addition of the merchant’s account 
for tho daughter's finery, is os disagreeable 
to him as her proficiency in the complica- 
tions of numbers. All this wc uannot posi 
tively affirm, as we wore novor Bchool girls ; 
but suggest, if the statements were modified, 
they would contain more truth than poetry. 

For the reasons herein stated, we should be 
glad if the Conference would adopt measures 
to insure, at os early a day us possible, tho 
discontinuance of tiicso public examinations, 
lie it remembered, liowovcr, that wo discrimi- 
nate between examinations and commence- 
ments. The sermon, tiic oration, and the 
exercises immediately connected with tho 
graduation, are of oourso, to bo kept up. But 
in these, wo hope tho Conference will so ex- 
press itself that tho present extravagant style 
of dress shall be discountenanced and laid 
aside. 1 

We hope, moreover, that tho Conference 
will recommend to the boards of trustees and 
principals of our schools, the adoption, with 
each successive year, of a higher, and yet 
higher grado of study ; ono in whioh greater 
emphusis shall be luid upon the thorough and 
practjcul branches of education, und stress 
withdrawn from so-culled accomplishments. 

2. .We, of course, cannot ho expected to 
discuss the merits of tho male collegiate 
question. Take somo suggestions. No ono 
umong us can undervalue La Grange College 
anij > ta claims, yet nono can dcuy the un- 
fortunatoness of its location, for its. It is 
needless longer for us to disguiso the fact 
that natural obstacles sopurato us from it. 
Thc$e, combined with other circumstances, 
have made it impossible to concentrate tho 
attention of our pcoplo on this institution, 
notwithstanding its able faculties, the mu- 
nificent liberality of our preachers, and their 
tireless exertions in its behalf. 

All this is said, not in disparagement of our 
adopted child, but to show tho present and 
pressing importance of securing tho estab- 
lishment of a male college within our own 
bounds. The number, wealth, position and 
influence of our membership-rthp hold of our 
preachers on tho public mind — their unri- 
valled ability to conccntruto attorftion on a 
legitimate object of interest — tho growing 
willingness of our people to disposo of their 
wealth to tho advautage of Christianity and 
the church— tho ultBonco of an institution 
within our own limits, sufficiently command- 
ing to prevent our young mou stoking tho 
four corners of the country for collegiato in- 
struction. Those, with cumulutivo impres- 
siveness, demand of us the establishment of 
such an institution. Meanwhile, lot us fulfill, 
our obligations to 1-u Grange os best wo may. 

3. Tho history of tho higher seminaries of 
learning in this country proves, if it prove 
anything, that in tho present state of public 
sentiment, denominational education cau 
alonp be successful in subserving the highest 
ends for which such seminaries aro desiguod. 
Were other evidence lacking, amplost dem 
gnstration of tho position is furnished in the 
last thirty years’ experience of Methodism in 
tliis country ; wo mean tho number, effieipnoy 
and results of its schools. 

This being granted, the necessity of con- 
centration is appurent. We do not blame 
Baptists, Presbyterians, Episcopalians and 
Romanists for the support they give. their 
schools; but shall Methodists be less true to 
the claims of their Churoh responsibility, 
when such mighty results are dependent on 
that integrity J 

. One of the most noble peculiarities of our 
organization is the power to oonverge’or to. 


oalizc. Is there not reason to fear that, in 
tho. matter of education, wo nro overlooking 
tho secret of our strength’ While, it is a 
source of grateful plonsure to us that mem- 
bers nnd local preachers of our oliurch are 
betaking themselves to induction— in touch- 
ing beauty, sapredness nnd solomuity, second 
onlj( to tho pulpit itsqlf— aro not our traveling 
prcacliors under tho doepost and strongest 
obligations to bring their fullest onorgica to 
boar in tlio support and upbuilding of our 
Conforenco schools? It needs not that we 
disparago tho claims of a singlo local insti- 
tution, to urgo that wo, as a Conferonoc, and 
as members of a.Conitooncc, nro bound to con- 
centrate our interest on our own institutions. 

There iB ono other point, under thiB head, 
wo should ho glad to discuss, but must waive 
all, 8 nvo tlio bare mention. Wo refer to the 
association of normal schools with our Con- 
ference institutions ; sohools having for their 
object the education of young men nnd 
women, in limited circumstances, who nrc 
willing, ns a remuneration, to pledge tliom- 
selves to teach a specified number of years. 
This thought put into prnctieo will secure 
-thc iytviiiitrl^cH of instruction to many other- 
wise debarred, elicit tho warmest sympathy 
and support of our poople, and harmonize 
tho interests of higher und common Bclioul 
education. 

II. We come now to notice tlio claims of 
our institutions : 

,J‘A Grange College: — In rofcrenfio to this 
institution, we have been officially .informed 
tliat Dr. Wadsworth inis resigned his place 
as President, and that Prof. .1. W. Hnrd’y has 
been elected to fill the vacancy. Tlio Presi- 
dent lms gainod tho highest confidence of uli 
who know him, ns an educator of youth, and 
is fully competent to the task assigned him. 
Wo recommend tlio following : 

Resolveil, That wo oonsider Prof. J. W. Har- 
dy eminently qualified for tho Presidency of 
l.u Grange College, nnd approvo his election.. 

Resolved, That wo pledge, ourselves to tlio 
support of La Grange Collogo to the extent 
of our ability. 

Centenary Institute. - Dear to tlio heart 
ol every Methodist, by renBon of its double 
name : tho first recalling the grateful affec- 
tion of tlio thousands of our Israel toward 
the founder of our Churoh, after a lapse of a 
hundred yours: tlio other- Summerfield 
perpetuating tlio memory and influence of 
one of tho loveliest and saintliost spirits that 
ever glowed in human form. This instit.u- 
tion maintains its right to the strongest hold 
upon tho regard nnd energies of people and 
preachers. 

Wo hail with sincere pressure tlio tokens 
of our Father's approval of this enterprise, 
furnished in tlio frequent out-pourings of his 
Divine Spirit, und the conversion to God of 
large numbers of tho pupils. 

Tho chango mu.de by the Trustees during 
tlio last year, in placing tho institution upon 
a self-sustaining basis, meets with our hearty 
approbation ; scouring, ns it all the 
rights and privileges hitherto guurnntoed to 
the children of our prcnchcrs, freeing the 
Board from tho liability to pecuniary embar- 
rassment, and, at the same time, maintaining 
its virtual right in tho selection of teachers. 
And may wo not Bay that tho headship of 
this institution, filled ns it is by Dr. Mitchell, 
ft brother well-beloved, who lms grown in our 
confidence with its growth, is not the least 
reason for enforcing its claims upon our re- 
gards. Therefore 

Resolved, That the notion of tho Board of 
Trustees, in pluoing Contoimry Institute upon 
a solf-sustnining basis, has our hearty sanc- 
tion and approval. ’ 

Resolved, That, as Dr. Mitchell hiyi staked 
his meuns nnd reputation upon tho happy 
out-come of this enterprise, and, $s its entire 
succoss is of tlio last importance to Mothod- 
ism in Alabama, wo pledgo ourselves to sym- 
pathetic co-operation witli him to keep its 
claims before tho people ; nnd, by provoking 
ono another to good works, to ineito our com- 
munion to a larger patronage of it than it 
has ever known. 

Macon Female Institute. Wo are grati- 
fied to learn that, notwithstanding tlio dis- 
couragements of tlio last year, this Bominary 
lms opened its new session under auspicious 
cireumstauees. Fully endorsing the change 
made by tho Trustees in placing tho school 
upon the sure foundation of Bcif-Bupport ; 
rejoiced that it possesses so competent and 
faithful a Principal as our Bro. Poindexter ; 
and assured that it lms tho confidence, und 
desorves tho patronage, of tho community in 
the wostern portion of tho Conference, we 
hopo for it a bright and increasingly prosper- 
ous career. Therefore 

Resolved, That we heartily sanction the 
olmngc specified. 

Resolved, That we heartily recommend the 
Macon Femalo Institute to tlio continued uud 
earnest support of our preachers and people. 

Resolved, That wo confirm tlio election ol 
V. L. Hopkins, T. W. Dorman, Jus. R. Siujth, 
John W. Lnney, and F. F. Hemphill, us Trus- 
tees of that institute. 

Oak Bowery FemAIe College.— W e are 
sorry that wo have no report from the Becro- 
tury of tlio Board of Trustees. Wc' regret, 
moreover, that tho Visiting Committee made 
no report of tho Examination, which, wo have 
reason to know, was one of tlio very best. 
Rev. Thos. B. Russell lms resigned his place 
as President, aud Rev, William F. Samford 
hus been elected in his Hteud. 

We close with tlio following recommenda- 
tion : That tho Conference appoint tlio usual 
Visiting Committees to Ixi Grange, Summer- 
field, Macon, and Oak Bowery. 

Respectfully submitted, 

Wm. H. Milburn, Chair’n. 
Clavtsn C. Gillespie. 
Charles S. Hurt. 
Wii.lia.mJ. Powers. 
s. S. Olin Capers. 


Resolutions of Ala. Conference. 


TEMPERANCE. 

Resolved, Tha't this Conference heartily ap- 
provo of the doings of tho Into Tomporanco 
Convention hold at Selma, whioh it was 
resolved to urgo upon our next Legislature to 
pass a law 'empowering cacli county, town 
and boat to determine whether ardent Bpirits 
“ball bo sold in them, and. that wo will use 
our influence topromoto tho Tempernneo Re- 
form through this proocss. 

• J. Hamilton, 

F. G. FeUguson. 


tismal obligations, and prndi™ir^ 
them at the earliest possible **b» 


hem nt tho earliest possible period >, ** 
,f wo Piwue this course " j. 
TultitudOS Of the riG-. ’ ”*11 


I 


multitudes of 

■otherwise will be lost (o on r tk 

to tho cause of Christ — ln„t JgjSfcl 


1 be statistics wo have collected iiia, 
ie aggregate, 190 schools ->e-, ‘ 
its 1153 teachers, 7628 set,oi„,. 


SUMMERS ON IIAHUSM. 

Tho Conforenoo requostoPlSOO oopics of 
^liis work to bo deposited nt Mobile, for the 
convenience of tlio preaohers, nnd passed 
unanimously the following resolution : 
Resolved, That this Conference esteem the 
work lately published by Dr. T. 0 . Summers, 
on tlio subject s»f Baptism, n simple and able 
discussion of tho' subject whioli. the author 
lias taken in hand, rondoring it well worthy 
of n place in the list of text books for candi- 
dates for orders in tlio ministry, and tlmt wp 
will disseminato it umong our membership, 
as well calculated to edify by enlightening 
them in tho design-aind benefits of Baptism. 

T J. Hamilton,' 

J. I- Cotten. 


onts 1153 teachers, 7528 selifV' 

«'»«» ^ the libraries, If , 77 v: 

?099 29 contributed for 1^1 ^ 

8210 JO contributed for tho publioafifc 
In conclusion, the Committee ^ 
tlio passage or the foifif ^ 
wit: 6 ^ 

1 M 1 . 


1. Resolved, That wo tender to Dr 
mers tl.e assurance of a more 
telling co-operation in' the 
which ho is engaged. h Work i» 

r “' tytoked, That wo will e n j„„. 
large the circulation of the 8 nod„y^“' 
\ isitor until every Sunday School , 1 *>' 
within our soveral charges shall J hBil J 
with it. , 1 “° "“PPM 

Z. Resolved, That some time ffi 
nr May, of the ensuing Confere^lv °” 4 
will take up collections in our sever? 
m aid of the, publication fund 0 ? th 
Church South, aud forward the L * 
raised to tho book editor nt Charles^ 
Josiah Barker, Chains 


DAY OK FASTI Nii ANI) PRAYKR. 

Resolved, That tlio Conference devoutly 
thank Almighty God for his goodness to us 
in the addition I 10 lms been pleased to make 
to tho ministry in the prolra#hers received 
at its present session, and that the first Fri- 
day in May next be set apart as a day of 
fasting and. prayer, that tho l.ord of the Har- 
vest may send forth more laborers into his 
harvest , and tlmt the ministry in general 
may be more abundantly baptised with the 
Holy Ghost. " Geo. Shaekkeii, 

Jas. L. Cotten. 


analysis op the amerioan 
CHARACTER. N 


A few days ago wc noticed tho publicU,- ' 
of a work . 1 . England, entitled “Two V 
on the Farm of Cnclo Sam, with SkotcW 
Location, Nephews, and iW, .J 

tollowillfr DILKKft irn Tw/nw., Al . . ID * 


following passage from the work indi J u 


iean character : 
“Vicinir wit! 


’• icing with tha gay Parisian in dr«ni 
tho English in onergy, cautious a. a IW 


Report of the Committee of Ala. Conf. on 
Sunday SchoolB. 


a . r-M n* a lAjlch- 

i*n,. impulsive as an Irishman, patriotic „ 
lull, brave as Wallace, cool n« WoUington, 
and rovul us AL, nn .i... *1 s un ) 


Visiting Committees. 

Committee for Lagrange College .. Thomas 
IV. Dorman, Ebonezer Hearn and L. B. 
McDonald. 

For the institute at Summerfield.. Samuel 
Armstrong, Walter H. Mo Daniel and The- 
ophilus Moody. 

Fur the Institute ut Maoon .. Eugene V. Lo- 
vort, Robert S. Finley and J. A. Clement. 

For tho Institute at Ouk Bowery .. Christo- 
pher I).. Oliver, Otis Saxton, uud Clayton 
C. Gillespje, 


BiiLta.— A communication was r«ad at a matting of th* 
managtn of tha American ElblS Soot at;, lo New York, oo 
Thuradajr, the 114 iuuut.lro^ ThorutuaA, Jeuklni, Eeq., 
Beoretarj of the Llght-howe Board, taking* Bibicj for 
three hundred Ufbt-kouMi'audllght-vetoli. 


Yoi^r Committee uir-fmbbutlr Schools have 
performed tlio duties assigned them as fur us 
practicable, and regret that so little time lms 
been allowed thorn for tlio collection of facts, 
and the perfecting of this report. Their la- 
bors thus far lms resulted in the conviction 
tlmt, while there is somo thing to commend 
in tho efforts already put forth on tliis hoimlf. 
much remains to lie dono boforo wc can ap- 
propriate to ourselves tlio title of wurkmeu 
tlmt need not be ashamed. 

Brief though tho time allotted to us for 
that purpose perhaps may be, it becomes us 
to make an extended and a minute survey of 
the interests that pertain to tho spiritual nur- 
ture and salvation of. tlio children committed 
to our charge. Somo of tlio prophets among 
us are uttering tho sorrowful burden of Isaiah : 
“ W'ho hath believed our report, and to whom 
hath tlio arm of tho Lord boon revealed," and, 
while us a Conference, we joyfully recognize 
around us many living witnesses wild testify 
to tho authenticity of our commission to 
the Gospel of ChriBt, we may with propriety 
question why no larger success attends the 
outlay of tlio abundant means witli which 
GirI lms endowed us. Tim solution of tliis 
question would lie as profitable as interesting, 
and your Committee would suggest that wc 
be more careful in tli$ selection of the soil 
wo cultivate. Tlio fallow ground is before 
us, nnd truly it must bo broken up; but 
wherefore Bhould we plow upon tlio rock, or 
cultivate the fallow ground alone. May God 
relievo us from tlio madness tlmt would impel 
us to such a course. 

To bo brief^wo too ofterr neglect to take 
possession of tho hoart for Christ until tlio 
strong man armed lms entrenched himself 
there; wo neglect tho mellow soil until it 
has become tho path for tho foot of every un- 
clean beast; instead of shouting with tho 
reapers, we how sorrowfully among the hun- 
gry gleaners. That this is not mere croaking, 
lot the following facts attest, namely : Wo 
lmvo in tho Alabama Conference 190 Sunduy 
Schools; there should beat least 500. We 
have a Sunday School paper, in reference to 
whioh orilioism opens not its mouth, hut for 
the purpoBO of praise ; we have about 1790 
subscribers in Alabama, when tlio minimum 
should bo 10,990. \\’o have a book editor, 
appointed by tho sages of tlio General Con- 
ferhhco, who havo evinced a proper sagacity 
in the selection of tho man for tliis post, nnd 
lie has performed tho task of reading through 
tlio wholo eatuloguo of tlio Sunday School 
Union; editing und revising— reserving tho 
good, and throwing tlio bud away, until lie 
lms a catalogue of books reudy to be pub- 
lished ; the very books wc peed, and we were 
pledged to luring up a collection to aid in their 
publication; nnd bore it is— tho whole sum 
of $216. Again, in Bomo Circuits, in thickly 
populated parts of tho country, not a single 
Sunday School has been organized. Here 
permit us to say, in parenthesis, (the shep- 
herd who totally neglects the lambs, shall. ere 
long lmvo no .flock to follow him). But 
while some lmve neglected tliis work, as we 
believe, to u culpable degreo, u few lmve 
acquitted themselves nobly ; and, as chiof 
among those, we would name tlio Rov. Chas. 
Strider, of tho Carrollton Circuit, who reports 
twolve schools, in which aro 293 scholars, 
with a library numbering in tlio aggregate 
944 volumes. Who docs not commend tiro. 
Strider's zeal in this cause? Whut man 
among us does not jesolvo to imitate’ it ? 

Before closing Ibis hasty, report, permit us- 
to quota a paragraph in reference to Sunday 
Sohools, from a report which has already been 
road before this Conference. It nmy well be 
repeated : • 

“It is a source of deep regret that this 
blessed enterprise has been so much neglected 
in many parts of the Southern Churoh.. 
Would to God, tho excellent provisions of tlio 
Discipline, in regard to tho religious educa- 
tion of our ohildren, were curried out to the 
letter. Iu the name of God! brethren, let us 
be on the alert ia this matter. Wo lmve no 
time to lose; wo liavo lost too much time 
already. Let us ho up und doing. Let us 
preach at least twioe a year, in all our pul- 
pits, on this great subjeot. Let us organize 
u Sunday Sohool wherever tho ohildren oan 
ho collected, though there lie but one man or 
woman to toko churge of thorn. Lot us visit 
all our sohools regularly, uud encourage the 
teachers uud scholars by our countenance and 
oounsefc. Let us make ourselves uoquuinted 
with the children of our oharge— the ohil- 
dren of oi^^Uiurch— aad let us make them 
aoquainte^Bfrh us , so that we may be uhle 
to moke them understand and feel their hap- 


and royal as Alexander, there lie E06s , 
African citizen! In answering 
Hons, or speaking eftmmoely, hi. style b that I 
of the ancient . Spartan; put him m «„ 
stump, with an audience of Whigs, Demoenti 
or Barn burners,, and he becomes a coBixwd 
of lom Cribb and Demosthenes, a foundation 
of oloquenco, passion, sentiment, sarcua, 
logic and drollery, altogether different from 
any tiling known or imagined, in the 914 
World States. S,vy any thing of any Mj 
(as public men) untied with conventhml 
phraseology, ho swings his rhetorical mus 
witli n vigorous arm, crushing the sntagtob- 
tic principle or person into a most vilhnoo, 
compound. Soo him at dinner; he despethee 
a meal witli a speed which leads you to rap. 
peso him u ruminating animal, yet enjoying 
his cigrirro for a whole hour afterword, with 
tlio gusto and ennui of a Spaniard. 

“ Walking right 00 , ub if it wore life agtout 


reset! «UTt.— Washington w»! e 
curuto dock In the eutry at Mount * 1-010,1 eL 

!uoT<'int«nti of tb« family. At 111* 
lowed 11 vo uiinutvH for diffurouco of wnUJjef ^ 
1 waited for no onu. If member# l' lWire ^ puu^ 
lute hour, hi# frlrupla apology wan, “ W 0 * ri ’ f ^ 
for you” ; or, *• Gentlemen. I bare a eook w 
whether tho oompupy ha# uomts bttt whet ^ ^ 

pome.” Nobody over waited furUui»er#l 11 . j it* fit 
wax ulway# five minutes before tho tlm* • R, | ^ 
ties b« bad engaged to meet weru not n , fgaeS^t 

son appointed, ho eou8lder«d l-h* 
aud would leave the pUeo and refuse to re 


T , .... j ITP#* 

A Valuable Liihuhv Pi:iiHnvrt> — 1 bo** 1 

of Hook Spring, IIHn«l< ; who w#****- 


goes, divided and subdivided in politics and 
religion, professionally opposed, with n keflib ( 
neas uf competition in vain looked for even \n 
England ; yet, let but their national right! 
or liberty be threatened and that vnrt nation 
Htands a pyramid of resolve* united as oni 
itian, with heart, bead: hand and purse, bum* 
ing with a Roman real to defend inviolate 
tho causo of the commonwealth. 

‘■To him who has lived among tho Ameri* , 
can.«, and looked largely at the theory tnj j 
practice of their government and its cieco* 
tive, there remains no doubt that the grealW 
amount of personal security and freedom haf 
been produced by tho least amount of coted 
any nation in the world. Culling its princi- 
ples and wisdom from tho history of oil cm* 
pircH, it stands the nearest of all’ earthly ip 
toms to perfection, because it' is built ouopd 
embodies thoao principles which God hath 
proclaimed in his attributes. ' ' 1 i 

* * * * * * * j 

“ 1 jiotieo that* tho Amoricafls set lete nlo® 1 
on lifo than Europeans; tfcpd is, he dow not 
think tho loss of life the greatest loss— the 
uJtwmtuin. When a man dies you rfe none 
of that sontimont (I use tlio best toralwa 
think of) which surrounds such an event in 
older countries. Tho American is silent ia 
manner, embnrmsiiVgly so nt first, extrwwlf | 
accurate in his observation of human nature* 
and any man that can not bear to be scroll* 
ized had bettor not como hero. They jnd*» 
much by the eye, und have a most envi»hl* 
power of estimation ; your tompersm^ 
speech, look and not, nro all takon in by h®i 
and if you can get at tho tablet of hi. ji4ff 
inent, you will find a remurkablo daguen *8 
typo of your exact words written thtfW- ,, 
They are phrenologists and phyaiognonnA 
not merely as philosophers, but ss prsctu* 
uppliers of those inductive sciences, aud b*v ^ 
neatli a show of lnzinoss and positive bmpK-i 
there is an amount of onergy and aolibn'pF 
feotly surpassing.. They aro not aver*) 
the higher liranojios of literature and Mie“t , i < 
but they bond all to utility, nnd nrc, M»«* 
tion, tho best arithmeticians in the w i 
und this science alone gives a terse, m* 
of-fiico tone to their mcutal working, 10 1 

when a man wants to refleot on a propoa i > 
ho says : ‘ Wait till 1 figure up.’" • 


01 KOOK Dl'rinn, imu-n.. . of tll« 

end unimn-rrq.il. rrlellve to tlin. h e — |*. |lt< •**** 

oouiitry fur muru lliau furly yuan*. u lo ’* 

of thi-UI dMlroyrd I.J fl, “* fL,,r ‘ 
feared Hint Imlcll lie. Snin loet whlcl llat i,» ■*} 

light U|.*n'tko early liUtory ol llir l* M * 

tho localluu#, migrulluua uut* l** 1 * 

. ltnuaii •"***;• 


W*. ninon.fi Uvini p»«*n*o,J * 
BofrtoD Journal estractx f r °W “ " lol) wbicb 

particular# of aa ext«rt*iv.t and *M» ! o#«*^ 

(due lo NofWPber o.UM y.* 0 ^'‘“”.0 .**2 
tbe RUblloetloq In a ItoiuUy ' ,g.d. 1? 

tr»n.UlloaofRort!oo»ortU»W«o' irrin* ” 

dUtlngutflied country®* 11 , We*“ l0 » ^ ,,&**** 

most esgree.trd fr.tur., •»'£ 

gl.ee to t U« MBM.lm.ny, «•* » J , te aWt* 

proglKt. Tio: Bomb., peper, from ** ild,^ 

Li., ii.ti. th. print . “ • mt *ri‘o.^'* 

of Moh»mm.d.*’ Uk.n rr “P BU ““! j,,,, «h»“ & ^ 
B.r.ioeo« Thl. riot lMt«l «'.•»*• 

. bXmmed.au w.r. .t Uet 

gi#ing fur tlio traa»latlun F* c ^ 





Mt» ml. >1, fuw, 'If any of them'. hnv® been able to do no, 
7 bin ' vii In increasing every year, a»«d If measure* aro not 
/Wunpifi t(i nr rent It, the day in not fnr distant when nmn 
or io 1 Tate mean*. but In hII respert* fitted to serve the 
jmbli- 'n high nnd responsible pliicen. will bo deterred 
front ov-pting them by the heavy pecuniary Iom to which 
they ti.nnt inevlttlbly be Rubjectcil to.” 

Th" Secretary conefeides by calling the partlatilar ntfrn- 
1,0,1 . I Li ingress to the affairs or the District nf t'nfcunMn. 
and hopes the necessary appropriations will made with 
out delay t,o commence the work of Introducing an »»ip| hi 
stfpply of pure water Into Georgetown nnd Washlngt >n 
The erection of one or more permanent bridges nor"** i he 
Potomac, adapted not Ohly fbr Ordlimry travel lint fot the 
passage of railway trains. Is also urged, undine urcessnry 
appropriations reootnmendnd. A gt;anf. by Congress of u 
portion of tho District of Gnlumhiii, recommended by the 
Commissioner of Public Lands, the Secretary, says, com- 
mauds Ills cordial approbation. 

Facts fronv tho Census. 

Many of the particulars In the report to Gongrewior 
Mr. J. C. (I. Kennedy. Superintendent of the Census, 
have been heretofore given In some way iu our columns. 
’Wo, therefore, now glean only tho most Interesting facts, 
as follows : * *. 

The Population of the United States hna Increased 337 
per cent, during the last fifty years. In that same p.-rlol 
the population of Prance has increased hut about 30 per 
cent. The population of (ha United States is now Inert- as - 
ing at the rate or about three per cent per annum, whilst 
that of all Europe (we Infer from the Secretary's partial 


lorm KuoM S*vr* Fk. — W o clip from tlm S7. I.oul- 
Colon of the ill 1 1 Inst, the following Items from New Meal 
oo. Tie* Union says 

We hate received the Santa Fc GiixJ'il<*-TT'TVtnher It 
aieJ 3y. It dlynsses at great length lh** jifej'-ct of a rail 
fold to the I' iaMh>. and strongly advocates the sell etloo 
of I he lollmvlll^fillle • 

l.ctthe beginning of the" imln trunk of the 
RiilirOad tie fljj. d lipon the present H iilta I" i ol ut Tiir 
UeJ* creel;., Thi- will giro It the htil.Uile a liltleover 
3S (Jcg N..ilh and ni a p.Mht Immellilng over two hundn d 
hi fr« in I mJCpeiid. iM e,, Mo f r the. junction -1 t h . 
N'lrtlu rii 'lyplem of rntti -tnh [,el G>.- -n't |. rn r nti 

till n hi* run t-i Pnypt levllle. Ark . n*id the dl»*a'* ee tie 

I" the point we have designate, I on I ill key creek I- it little 

'iivv r I wn hundred tilth-*. Thu- It will h < n tint. Hi 
point on Til' key creek Is J u - s nliinit cqoi di taut from tb- 
points In Which lull fWo «y«teitie icelll t<- lie nt the pren n» 
tending And here we would -ay that one object in Me 
cotislriinllon ,,f the Pacific Itallrond -h uld l»- to avail 
dll : -elves of all the riilli.tvnh already enuktrueli d or tltnlej 
eoitlhict ThW will he a nut* rial snvlng-ef expense 
'I’he Southern thall arrive I hen- on Thlir-d’ty night 
Tin* inn U from Snn Antoni" for I i-l iiionlh had an eng ige 

mi nt with ii p-uty of lndl it -t, Iii which •"•vml Indian 

wire killed Til- mull c<nu’<uny lost - vend mules. |.- 1 1 

Imwk and recruited their ti <rtv bill did tint arrive at Fi 
Paso till the M lust 

Hon Judge Walls. .1 I, G"Hin“. E«q nnd MnJ Wing 
* tl'dd. I nt in n Agi-nl. nriived n ln.«l Tie -day « reuhig 
•fudge Watt* and Mej. Wingfield eium with (In- niiil.jind 
Mr i 'olllns Ltuveled with Mr Atiliry. whoa- triftj |« , % 
pK ted herc^Hk few day- Mr, Aubry a* We hara la f>|-.- 
stilted. Is Oil”- Way to I'aUfdmill. All the HlioV® gentle- 


1 KliKdK A I'ltin ITKMS. 

■•'our Dtiy* Iditcc from I'uropo!! 
COTTON ADVANCING! !! 
Interesting General News. 


Asoritra Vr.TMsv Oo*k —.fames King, Ev, , u K e<\ IIp . 
wards of ninety years, died In Cumberland county, ft C, 
on the 27th ult. |( f was a native of Maryland ; ssrved' 
four yaars lh th* struggle fbr Independence | was one of 
those wlMtad as a guard for Gen, Washington on the oc- 
casion of the surrender of Cornwallis. 


Important from tho Rio Qrando. 

CAIU'A.l.VL. AGAIN IN THE FlKd.y. 

1*y n private -letter received in this city yesterday from 

" ' « th . Hi > Cirande. wo b arn that (l-n. 

( nrvajiil has crossed thy river with four hundred Texas 
rangers, nnd nt ln«t accounts was on tho inarch for Mon- 
tcrcy. It was generally supposed that ibis mnygment on 
the part of Unrvajsl was at the Invitation of the State of 
rnmuulipiie, and further, that Gen. Urns, the milltary 
coiuniandnnt nt Caiunrgo was indirectly aiding It. 

The force under Carrhjat’s c iinmand Is said to he cm- 
poK-d almost entirely of the rangers called out by the Gov- 
ernor of Texas for the dtffouco of Uni frontier against the 
Indians, and which th" Government or the' United States 
refused to pay. or receive Into service. The friends of the 
movement feel confident that hy this time. Oarvsjal 1* In 
command of the whole 8litre Madre. and that his success 
is certain. 


JMrtnif 

IlnvnbM rWtti) 1 


the Commissioner of Indian Affair*, has 

annusl report. “TI Ions of t he 

t* among the several tribes, during the* 
thus ftimm'eiMp* follows : 

„, n - the Pcm'eas In NcwVork respert- 
^wrnment arc not yet qul.-ted/but 
‘tskvo whirl! it Is believed will lend to an 

^^^'^-rany are doing well— beconi- 
Industrious — tludr agrlcullurnl . f- 
"ah »ward. while education Is making 
*!ire*s The panic remarks hold good of 
ttonsin. The removal of the Menomo- 
J«i of Congress, lias l*een eff.rted— the 
,ft*ng located between the Wolf and Otson- 

. .i. Chippewa Agency has been made to 
■JL >p!i of the Moaispippi. Seme of tho 
fwlnsin at their old homes, on territory re- 
|t ed States, hut It Is thought they will soon 

•msm discontented with their present lo- 
tto emigrate to the Grow river, and the 
soromend" that they have liberty to do so 


Born-a of Hooltn, 


iSTjnr iirrtiuir.KT- , M T ,ir i itt nr hi 

. .u.h k*ii»»iu«..,.r.,... 

-r. ,!,e. li'i ! TriAotit..., 

/' ' , ' 1 " » ViTimcsI. 

... -I Hr Itolliorai. 

n II* ml*, NfrudtuU 

l "^ ? , ...In ll«ft*t M»|w »i rriii 


Artl»*d ihglng tlla gaal weak fffT b< 

I ns». Th" irifi'V" I bflttt ei>pt|a4 , 
«na lhs^nsrV»t aaa|«t fat . 

s*nfU. Iml f-w kh-ap »«t. oW-rlef • a f, 
Veal Cslll* lh* npj lr tail m*G** u , 

n«if ClTTJS (riss Waatemf ^ 

*■ (TaiMSAd IlMigti). 


Liverpool Ooitph Marltot. 


'I b(*re has been n good demrind In the UiUton market 
sinec the departure or III.. Nlagarn. and the - . f th- 

bmr days niim up Ii()u Iiiib-s.’iVf' which. liV.mio in. v- Wen 
luk-n for speeulalbm. and llllMjO for ex port In hr the 
i ell lienee pf the Improved demand, prices hive advanced 
*a*l per lh . amUlm mnrket.n|i>ses with the following (|im. 
•"•Ions: Pair Orleans. tP 4 d , Ml.blllng Orlean*. r»' 4 .| ; 
Pair l'pbilul (I and Middling upland |i,.f Ifi 

Abolition Movomont 

A forinidahle nieetlng of the leaders of Ktiglnnd has 
been held In faVor of the abolition Cf.flayery. at which 
an iiddr>ks to the Indies of America was voted *j>h„ 
l»utcln-*s of {tiiiiUioi'land is at ihMp'ad of the tiiovemem 
w Iticruano of tlio Brilisli Navy. 

Tint Government hn« called upon Parliament for an ad- 
dition of fiO(M) men to t he /Ml Vi an r/ of the Navy 
Floodk and Storms, * 

I'estructlve lloods^iiil storm- ennViilUe (pdOigreut dam- 
••ge to thc'lnterior and coasts of Knvttand and Krunre. 

B -nld of England - r - 

Tin* Hank ig P.iigluiul Is now selling American Ragles 
at 70* 7 1 jd per oum - 

Frn nee —Vote on tho Empire 
The vote r*r tin- Empire In the recent elect inn stood a* 
f*.|b.\ - porlhe Empire. seven million* and thm-.fnurth*. 
ugnfii*t I lie Empire. Iim hundred and fifty thousaiitl. 

, ‘ Proclamation of the Empire. 

To-morrow the Empire is to be formally procinlmtd 
wiib • Napoleohjir. fri drr'ilt In , », I’,, fan if /Vny/e— Ktnpi- 
retir Praneaise *• 

Mprmon Movement; 

A Ikr^e expedition of Danish MotmOns are embarking 
nt llambur. for New Orleans. 

Death of tho .Boy of Tunie. 
l-nle advices (Tnm Tunis announce the death Vf ihp Hey 
I’lacs*. The French and Kfigllsh Hm-ts have gone 

there. 

Shipwreck 

A dhpntch from tDP'eiistown, dated November 20. says 
to* trig lit seventeen of thecre.w or the ship Pn'derlrk bound 
in nt LI vi r pied fur Apalncliicola. ahandotied the ship in a 
sij kltig .eoiidition Tils slilp Ulinrles Baunders, hound 
f, om Liverpool to NewOrlentts. was struck by a sea on tin 
-‘i'li November, nnd the captain and 0v« of tho crew were 
washed overboard and perished. 

Burmese War. 

Hi" Hritlsh forces, have captured tho city of Tronic 

without tlie loss ol ||f,. 

Three Dayn Lator from Europe — Arrival of 
tho Afaica — Colton Steady — Breadstuffs 
Advancing— Interesting General Intelli- 
gence. 

* wkw Yoiik. Frldny. December 17. 
Th- t’unurd steamer Africa has arrived hern, bringing 
dates from I.lverpiml to the 4tli Instant, three day* inter 
than that brought by the Aictio. The following is a sum- 


I nlrtnfii OMW-*. , . . , 

I IaiIIK*, Or I "ID. *f. . . 

I I 't»* t.iniii 

1 1 M-* Ipshi. 

X Vt.In 

f, 'l l Ae» 

"I I'lurn I'lioii.nntiln, , 

I 'illiMirt. 

IlStinll, Pisetum nf, 

VI Tr ■(mu 

I tin ' 'Main ; 

1 WimiM 


Ilntii, ,, 

Simrr . 
Mnrs r 
C.trts 


Arrivai. ok tm»: Osrat.v —The steamship Osprey. X 
Powers, arrived yesterday morning from (New York, 
Udfitm. hringiug papers from the latter place the the 
imtant. 

Thu Jtiarfa Hr fa Manila lias further acn.unts.of the 
enrthquake at Ht Jngo da t'uba. and other placea in 
etiHern part of Hi? I •‘land. The damage done is Iiiibu 
T in* cholera was abating nt St. dago ' 

Tlie Havels are performing to crowded Iiouhcs at 
Tanon Theatre. Havnnn. 

'Il.e Dim to states that the iV.ptnln General hit* Issn 
circular, recommending the people of (Juba, to res 
pamphlet written in Spain, called •• What is Anuexatlc 


FfUBT ROUND OF QU ARTUR tV 

MmintrttU Ohtrlrt, .Ifahai 


have given their assent to the 
ju jicii. w s*. . Gie Biimnmr of 1851. These trea- 
t d fears (if hostile collision with the 
^TbfwBlotl* cultivate the .-nil very ex- 
future .-t intermarry with the whites 


UXSTSP* * l O-rnmNU*. 

A «li»lll« IMrrult, .t 

" tmi Hnonuin MU . .t 
(.-(mnon 0 m.lt, Nlrh. w.. . . . 

ril Jm *! r 1 ?"- *' Po,, * r »p*i»««- 

Midk*r Mission, at Js«par., 
niouiitsvlila Ulreolt,at Pleasant Grc 


■ ,n J IKS cmpiitiies. 

'pI'T 0,1 n nd peaceful tribe, on tlie western 
t** 1 **: * h * ru tnH.ii of lute the victims, to h die- 
f » j| 1# white umn's rapacity, add the hos- 

p,l,,D i^llk» trlties of Indian* The nppropria- 
^ ly t Congress is'now applied .to their relief 

'SImipiI In*«y" o( lhe llr, ' |lt N'- 01 ”' 1 ' 

■ Mid Foxes thereto attached, have, secured 
|| |f | r field «»f indu*try. and limy are ajj 
Tjjjrtdatory notipc for their general good 

f Jolt* now reduced to a comparatively small 
’{f,. iiifflcult to manage tln-ir public alftirs. 
to abandon their tribal Organixation and 
„f tlif United States. To this end. they. 
Svlthtwny of the white pnptflaWunV are impa- 
nlttitf Ibi wtabllshtnent of a terrltortal gnveru- 
region nprth of the Arktiiisas and west 


kv Anions (jr.MKTERtr.ii 

, • * 1 hnrltv tf'apit*U 

iiiftMeiUPUM ;;;;; 

HI yef"«k(ir®ni ,*•••• 

« o,M tv t.wi' r»ii, , . . ;;; 
, ls|8*. Vlnront d« I'mil...., 


FIRST 'QUARTERLY -MEKTINGR Oft TI7R BtJFAULA 
DlflyRICT. ALA. CONP 

"‘T&ifr 4 Ch “" V- 

■ I*? » ». 

*(mm 

Apalachicola Station.. ’.V.’.V.’.V.V A 

' rtfite nnbb ’'- Ml- . h uw,*2i 

WocUrlU, Giro, lit, at «o»h lWh «Dlh Mmh 

f M. 

SIXTH VOLUME ConnEltCED. 

HA R PER’S 

NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE 

Tills number co.n»nccs tho SUth Volame of 
hahi-eu-s NEW 4x T rttY m^az^e, 
which tins already rcnched a regnlar monthly 
Issno of more than 100,000 Ceplee, nnd ia Mill 
stradily and rapidly hioreaaing. Tho Pahliah- 
ors hare endearored, hy a wcll-dlractcd me of 
tho abundant reaourcco at (heir command to 
render It the moat attraotlre and moat naefnl 
Magaaine for popular reading In the world) and 
tho extent to which their rfforta hare been mc- 
scsaful ia indicated by the fact, that it baa at- 
mined a greater circulation than an sihilar pe- 
riodical oyer Isaued. 

Special effurta will be made to render It etiU 
more interesting nnd valuable during the com- 
ing yenr, In nddition to the nsuei nmole and 


■iff --r she -truck what th" idh-l* 
ri^ k. the YaiiU"«’ Mdthiil hy the In 


UKRTPK. *wi 


•'*»*■ IJ^ Hoard of Hialthi 

NEW ORLEANS MARKETS. 


min completH lists of the nativity or alt horn out ot tin- 
count ry— -their Inquiries may have heap misuti’ilcraliM).! 
to some extent, or imperfectly answered— still the Tribune 
con-lders ttir>-0 millions a liberal estimate for tlie foreign- 
In.rn population of our country, or uh ut one-( iglith d 
tile whole. We have known the Irbh alone estimated at 
a higher figure. 

^ Ot the totai populatlon.,thc tleafaml , 11111 , 1 , are G 717 ; the 
hliod. H(U2; the insane, 16.7UH , tlie Idiotic, 10 ToO Of 
the e the colored deaf and dtitiih are but 1132 ; colored 
blind. 1.71ft I colored insane. .012 ; colored bunt,-. 1 4?(, 
Thiil In to say. the JolnreU pnrVons afflicted with tiiese va- 
rb'ii ' infirmities nru fewer in )>iv'fwrlion to Ihtir lunnhtts lhan 
the I -fates. x 

O; iHwperi. the census reports only 134,972 as having re- 
cent d public charity during the.yanr preceding dune. 

1. and only 60,363 as actually receiving a subAislence 
ire 11 the public on tlie l*t ut dune iu that year. Of these 

»"‘Mrly tiir (3091QJ were natives. The aggregate 

cost of supporting paupers during tfm year aferesaid 
..reported as only >2 964 BOO. whereof New York paid *S17 - 
ddd. and Massachusetts $5192.705. Pennsylvania rank- 
lies 1.. but disbursed only $2d2 lJiri in public charity, and 
N. w Hampshire fourth, paying out f 1 . 7 37.1 Virginia 
and Maine are Juki behind. These n turns are pari i dly 
imperfect, as a great many ot the indigent are sub-d-i. d 
in hospitals, retreats, etc., on the girts of private munifi- 
cence. 

•T ie real and personal estate In' the United States' and 
Territories is returned as of the actual value id $7. Eld 8119- 
72.Y \\ e would raisM Unit, to make it Correspond with the 

y.-ac 1852, to $lO 4 UOU.0OO .000. and eAlumte tlie present *"•- 
iuhI population of the Union at twenty live millions. gi\- 
iog fjnu per head of property to each human being, or 
$2,000 to- each average family of five persons 

Tlie chjirches. or edifices lor public divine worship, in 
the United Btatcs. number thirty-six thousand. (Ikiuoui 
Jd "Inch the Methodists own otic-lhlrd ord2lJ7fi. tl ,«- 
Ilaj lists nearly one-fourth, or 8791 ; the Pt-iybyierlaiis the 
ii"x'. number, or 47.S4 ; and -if we. count the Dutch He- 
f- rmed Uoiigregntioual Lutheran and German R. form, d 
wiin tho Presbyterian, (and the dillereuces betwis-11 all 
tm-se Seem slight and uu« sseiitlal.) the total Is 8112 Hut 
th- estimated rapacity of the Presbyterian and ..Me J. 
^•Warrln-H Is greater In iim average thau that of tie- Hap. 
tl-t .uni Meihodlsi churches, so that while all the Melo- 
dist churches Will acc.-ttinv date but 4 209 33M w .rshlppi rs, 
aud all the Haptist but 3 13U.S78. the Pn-bylcriairand re- 
lut.-l ohurohus nlor.s-iid l.ave room for 8)706.211 w.-r-idp- 
per - Tbe 1 Htluilics l.avy but 1112 churche!*. uce mm 'ta- 
ring 021)950 wnrshippera .’(’lie Episcopalians limn 1422 
churches. Hrcouimodaiitig’625 2 .1 wor-hlpp.-rs Tlie aver- 
age niimb.-r that each cliurcli edifice iu tlie Union will a. - 
commodate is 384 ; tlie total value of church property 
$8ii liOtiil) ; and it all tlie churches should be filled at one 
t tlin,-. th.-y would hold 13.849 8«jf. persons— proha* dy s.-un - 
thu g near the total population Unit could ut one tluie ut- 
tend church. 

Tno Farm Lands ot the t'ntted States are set down in 
the census ns amounting to 1 IS 4 .7 022 arics of improved. 
184 n*1.34S of ununprov) d : totil 3 m 3 t)78 070 acre*, worth 
in tli« average $lu per acre The average value of tin* 
Farm Lands of .\lasMichus«-tls, Rhode Island. Oonrn ctirut 
NewYork, New.L-rsey aud Pennsylvania is about $3o p. r 
ne;.- (New Jersey highest, p.-misy Lvunia lowest;) while 
M i n-. N^wllwiiipslnre and Verm- lit average about $16 
p. r acre \Ve ure rather surprised to see lhe larui land* 
id North and South Uarollua. Georgia. Alabama. .Mi-sis- 
.sipl-i aud Tenuusseu valued .in Uie uverage below $.’« per 
acre. 

t'f Domestic .■hiiinnls. the country had an early supply 
and Inis always been prolific — and the uumber coutiuin s 
to increase steadily aud rapidly, th# increase of horse*, 
mules and Hssei*, from 1^4U to I860 was 669.053. although 
tie* uuitibi-r bus considerably decreased in all the States 
liberally chequered with railroads, Nt-w\oik has one 
hoi-e lo seve^ persons; Ohio , pile to four, and ill- whole. 
Union about due to eVury five person*, or a little over b.ur 
millions I u ull. Or ueul cattle, the humber in 1850 was 
181*6 287 — au increase iu ten years ot about tweuly per 

Cetlt. 

The average product of butter appears to be about 49 


nlhot KGlivo tins* th" .title of our lt»t 
«?• at., reiliirlcil in th. tr opAratlon* 
"** **•'» *•*»>!• yVrv murh to d«prsta 
d lli* tr»n«vllnsi In Oil* dspnrlniMit 
- Wi ai*rn ilsinon.l fur S.i»s, R ,„| Mo- 
■ly I **. Tohacso hna r.mnlnnd ai a 


seiikon lias fairly comini'iieed iu Alexandria, and thattl. 
town never looked more prosperous 

VllK9Hl.Ru AMI SlIRIVII-onT Han. road. — TL 6 houtl 
Western of tin* hih^ayv : 

" 'It T<>iirimdtv tlie rlib-f-enginoer of thc-Pbrevgpfif 
Tofu and \ icksburg Itailroad Company, and Col li I 
Ib it.'ln-*. Pro. I lent of 1 b- o-mp'in'y came up in the < 'ii'dfl 
U e learn that the survey ha* been cmt'lett'd from * I 
Mississippi to Monroi* Mr T states that the cnuiitiy 
particularly w. II adapted for a railroad, and estimates 
call be built I , -r $1111X10 a u ,f|e The el)ler.engllH'ei: 
wail Ing the arrival of the Texas commissioners I iv (|rt i- 
mine at what p"in| lhe road shall cros*. tin* State llu 
win li In- will couijiieiiec survT-y tog the route from HllhtV 1 
part tp tlie ii-rniinns of tlie road.” 

II 111 Bioiim —The Shreveport SoutlnWi -tern of tlie St 
Miys that a severe halt storm visited that plncpojj.il 
Monday evening previbu-. which was sueceeded hy a heav 
fall of rain, and closed during 'tlie night with a gilo 1 
wlq I The same paper says : •• If the inclement weathi 
continues much'bnger, it will email Inevitable ruin ( 
our plafttera.” 

GoYton. — A bout 30 1 Kill bales of cottoh lintf* been r 
ceived at Shreveport siure the first of September last. 


'KmYndi’ans. distinguished for their adventu- 

•'dnfSl enterprising spirit are steadily diminish- 
1 ^J^ UPDC p of their exposure* to peril, which other 

**££lT n l Inri Ui.#- » peculiar and interesting band 
in Canada, whence they, emigrated from 
1 f< nbw locatw cl on the lands of the YVyondotts, who- 1H5U. 

Intruders and defirc their removal 
lUTBCM ri"* , «'*" lnt ' ntl F successful agriculturist*. 

general iinprovemynt. Hut tor the 
of Intemperance, to Which tliftlr proximity I reported 

^wvJrrwttlrmsnts great lyexpo-es them, they would 

iwwe*Mf hlT mmH 1 m0d I'rvwvjwi-ou® people. 

'Nofclitlon of the PnUawatouiles couiinues Rubstan- 
■' la'ri’b'ft’ri? reported They depend 
l.Tliwpw'' "-pi-cUlljr Jn -lul. r „n lh, !r l»r K « an- 
• tad bat little cr no improveuit is manifest in their 

l-dlll^ of the Kansas Indians, in the country 
ChocII Orors. on the grent Sautn Fe r(»ad, is unfdr- 
fcr ihtm »ml tbe whites. They are a ni'd" and 
L tribe, and little can be done for their welfare 
l)»; renuin liable to the pernicious aMOciat^uns 
nil ihrin here. 

—gll.nnx. reinforced by inrbricty and genernl dis- 
Mi.hiui this jrrtr dealt sternly wiili the Sacs and 
TMr number* hare b«en thinned l»y death with 
oshanil Agriculiun isulmo-tentiri-ly neglected. 
r ii»tUchment to oJd habit.*, encouraged by their 
kthWf*. materially retard* their improvement. 

, Inn. CnVk and niack River Chlpp-wkys i f the 
^jfoxij^nry are in a pro-qa-mus condition, though 
and ju*t complaints of the depreda- 


The U'dllus. afi# r Icariileg 
on 1 lie groiiml (lurJl)g I lo 
si e Huyibllig id the un-sing 


!*»•» IsTanii f.'of-TUa — E i--v Pi Osii-i — The .) :ic , C*0Hvil)' 
(Pla ) N-w* ha* a lenglhy arlicb- on liiecu'lui- of Sea 
l-iaud Uott' ii in tliiit Ft'ile. aud ilia advantages which 
will acchn- tin refrem The N* iv« sn/s 

The high price of long staple Got ton and th" peeuilnr 
adaptation i-f l lie soil and cum (to, of Ei-t. Flor-dii I" it 
successful culrivatl'in. an* silriuvilng tin attention' of tin- 
G"ti on planter* of I h« mlglih-rlng Stale.-, aid 1 ii’iiImt- 
n re arriving ■ n 1 v ry stiaun-r. timu Georgia, aouih (biro- 
Una an l XI ilinma. in i|u- -t nf Gotinu lands 

N" culture 111 (In- w-.i ld e.in In* ue re remunerating than 
that i-f- the Fea T.-buol 'Gott<*n "ti tin* rich homnc-eli- • f 
.East Ploridi. at 40 lo ol) cents per p- nod which i* n Unlit 
the average price the G tton -hipp d from t h>* Ft .t • *h n.- 
tlie prcsent v season Inis brought in the Biivantutli and 
Glnfrl toll markets , It i- c.ib ulatnl that Sim Island <’ d 
ton "light I" bring ifoutile tin* price "f tin* -h -rl *tnpbb* 
to coiu|ien.*ate lor tin* gn iter iroutile of ginning mid pr» - 
paring it for riiark. r. mid the less qitmtity pr>iilue. ,| p> r 
iici iO— so that w In 11 short si unJe tiring- lo cent*, long staple 
• uglit t" In ing 2o e* ms. » . , I, • 1 qu illy r* unmoral h — llfYl 
"lien short *1 1 pb- piy* w. U at the present price of 9 mid 

in (•• nfs. Gn- product ion <-f S a I-lui.d must 

wh- n. iiisl'eiid i.f twice, it (.ring* more than four tltucnu.- 
tmicl) — or 40 to 4fi cents perp- uod. 


wef tbe Sacs sail Foxes upon their stock 
l^'f^feoritts. and Pinkeshaws. of the 0=nge river 
pcf.irttfnui' to furnish evidence of cnnitnwfrdaMe in- 
[gtiriitea'lj improvement It is t-L/fa* regretted 
k-tteNluiWi bvlongiug to the suiue Wgency ure not 
^dlklikt fkrurable notice. 

kjckfokwi »re embarrassed by an on«r< u* public 
Ltkfchlbrj mv rtrivlnd iu good faith to discharge 
fnkMdntbrr public purposes they aro auxtous ,fo 
Life Untied State* the true t of country containing 
UUOOOierfS, known ns the ••Cherokee Neutral 
U|;"aa(l there is much force of argument in Javor 
klkliUtioD of the gorerouieiit t" relieve them hy 


Fossm. Maxtodox Kxiii Ml 
Courier way* 


A.iiighly interesting discovery (•! what Is termed the 
"Fossil Elephant. " was mail" y* -lerday. mi tin* river 
hank near tin* residence • t It 'Vaiihoriie. E-q.. in the 
cuturn portion of nur city toe parts exhumml. and the 
ailpeiirauee ilf tin* gravel bnnk 111 which tins was found, 
indicate Unit an entire .Monster ’ o| this epi cies has 
!>• l-n illlheded ill till.- place, lh" foisiliferous li Ul.lill** (d 
which are in a naiurai nnd tolerably good state "I preser- 
valiiin. 'This is tho third "f tin- same species that, has 
h'T.u disenveced in the same I ®nk wiitiln a t w years past 
tin* leading I- at on s of winch ing dl-iiiictly marked so 
a- pr^vetliil tiiree. at least, of Gn -e exile' animals li ft 
their remains within the- boundaries of thi* city. The 
one f'-iind yest'-rdayAvas in much tin' best ( uidd.i*<ii. and. 
may. wln-n couipleiely exliiinii-d. show almo-i the entire 
bones uud Irutne "f tin* huge moii-t- r. much bey < mil. 
peflu-ps double I lie -i/. . f tlie living Asiatic < r- Africa 11 
el- jitiunt The molar teelti. four in numts-r. all that the 
.specie* possess. w.-r»* found in the jaw» s*,uud and uithro* 
ken. tupl two weigh twenty pounds each, and two four- 
teen. pound* each. Tlie tu-k* w» n* not in a- good condi- 
tion. only one being sound enough to hear moving. Tills 
"!)'• eiglU feet III length measured nf it* base twenty-six 
and a linlf'inchi s 'in circumference, and. at tho point, 
eight fed distant, where it 1* broken • !f sixteen and n 
hail inches in ciicumferdnco. tin* wtiol.i length of which 
wit- probably twelve feet or m- -re XWb.irn t lint it i* in- 
tend* d to postpone tin* exhumation of the other portion 
"t tin* remains lor u day or two. In anticipation of t tie- ar- 
rival id our old 1 wn-mati. John XV Fn-ter. E q United' 
Stales Geologist, from Like Superb r. win* has mi vised h 
friend here id a visit in thuf time, when we will pr,*lmMy 
li,* furnished with u scientific report and full details id 
thi inti re-libg di-cov. ry. 

1 1 whs di- cove red l»v Me-sr* Thomas S; Sedgwick and 
Albert Spaulding, from whom wo have learned since the 
above was written, that the tusk wa« broken (*I7 at its 
jWfkdhy lit" laborers while grading the railroad a short 
time Miiee. without beingT'aware of it* nature or vulm* 
Till; tu-k lias been deposited with Mr A C lto*s. and tin- 
teeth with Mr J .1 li*/--. white mi Inspection will give 
r> ui" idea ot the kind • f animal* that were roaming over 
tile wild woods of America " in antediluvian flme*. 


Liverpool Markets. 

There has been a good demand In the cotton market 
*ittee tin* departure of the Niagara, and theirs embrace 
IS ( On hales, of which 18.009, have been taken fur specula- 
tion Priced have been steady nt the improvement m>- 
tied per Arctic on the 1st lie-taut, and the inflations at 
tlie close arena follows; Fair Orleans fit*; Middling Or- 
leans 6\; Fair Uplands 0. anil Middling I pjatids ftijd. 
per lh THe dally sale* sine* the departure of the Arctic 
have been 10 000 bales on XVednesday. OoOCAi Thursday, 
and 0000 on Friday, of which 800 J bales have been taken 
on speculation. 

Flour has advanced In', per bid., corn Gd. pur quarter 
and wheat 2d per 70 lh*. 

Provisions have improved in price, and especially tho 
articles’ of Pork and llacou w 

Havre Cotton Market. 

The Cotton market at Havre has been firmer during 
the week and tlie closing rates are about lfr. bight r for 
most dcsorlptloffs Tlie saks of thf week are 3(500 bales. 

Money Market. 

The London Money market U ®wy. and Oimsola are 
mu< t * d ntlOOffc for money, and 100X4 lor account. 


no labor or expenso wtl he uparod to render it 
in every w»y, unit in nil reepeole, still more 
worthy of tho extraordinary Hiror with whtoh 
it lias boon received. 

ITaiipek's Nkw Month i, t MiOiim owe. Its 
success to the fact, that it present* more read- 
ing matter, of a better quality, in a mm ele- 
gant stile, and at a cheaper race than any other 

publication. 

Subscribers in any part of the .United States 
may. now roooive the Magatlne by mall Ibr three 
emit a. number, or thirty *$iz cents u yeur po$‘ 
/age, either of the Publishers, the-Boekwllers, 

nr Pnp'millnnl Ananlo 


Mr. Marsh, tin? United States .KtnhnMa dor; it is s ;i 1*1. is 
satisfied that the Government of Greece is in the wrong, 
{n the affair of Mr.-Klng* the Mis-ionnry. nnd flint lie it 
now only awaiting ihst ructions fn m Washington l».'-fore 
proceeding t<» demand satisfaction aud reparation f.»r the 
wrong iidlicted upon Mr Ivit g. und if this is relmAd. t'» 
•-nf- rce hi* dcniaud with *iy? li power as lie may have at 
hi* disposal. . . 


Eipnrtfi! le dal*. 


yratorday a,»l»-440,M8 ’44>«-19,4M 

9lo«-k on Wet not clcarwd UI.IIB * 31 973 

- ThHAWV-Wu hav. heard of nolhinf i f any moment doing in tha’ 
Tol«eco Market during th* latl w*«k, th* a<lvane«il rates o( Krtlghi 
‘" Due wide*! lo other < auie* of •iul1n«-®i. XV# rontinu* our quotallont : 

4 (it • IlKalr lo Kin*. BfefittX 

|y* , Inferior toCo<iwiirti..S>i<%tH|Choir* and 8el«Gtion* •*(»« 

St.'OAll- t.'ndor an active dviuaud for th* Won, and With moderate 
receipt*, th* a'oek of Surm h*« beco n* redoc.d, and upera'ion* duilng 
Hi* taller part of the wv.k have lw*n raih. r limited, Th* a*!**, how- 
ever, «»m up #*0n hhda.of which 1*00 woo taken on Raturdav, *|( n) on 
Monday, *IMI on Tueariay, ftoO on Wedneeday, 600 on Thnr»day, amt *600 
y-atrrday. Prices ®r* firm, Uit without muj mat* rial change, ahd wa 
tlill quute : 

In 6- nor to Common *Vfii8X|Prlm* andChofe* 4VA4V 

d.Hal t-ommon. -mIm (C larified 


A> Ot.li " I n — Mlchaux. a cclebVa'ted Frenchman whn 
traveled in America about half a century ago. nnd wn»tf* 
n valuable work • ntltbd "North American Sylvia " yet 
survives in Paris, active and cheerful, at linage of eighty- 
ihrp.e. Ho wa* a pa*senger in Fulton’s fl^^t'-nmKoat nu 
the Hudson river, and lias recently executed a hunt of 
Pulton which has been placed in the gallery of the 
Louvre. 


or Periodical Agents. 

Tki-iis.— T bs Magatlne may tie obtained of 
lloolcsellcrs, Periodical Agents, or from the Put" 
lishers, nt TniusK Dollars a year, or Twentt- 
vive Cents n number. The Semi-aanual Vol- 
iiinos. ns 


poi tids per annum to Bacli co*.' with t’.2 ! v pound* ‘of 
(•In • m» \\ •• export aniiuitlly a little over one unlliou dol- 
lar-' worth of dairy, products Of' eheep tie r" was an 
increase ol 2 JUU.IdS hi'lween '4u uuil '50. uolwitli*LAtidiiig 
a d munition ol 040 865 iu New KilgUud and T 761 4 «ai in 

the Atlantic and Middle States, equal to 45 per cent in 

tile LiriuersHtid 22\ in the latter. She. p htlslnindry i* 
ten ling rapidly wotward and southward— 1-- tie milder 
*lo| e« of till’ Alleguniv* uud tho prairies of Illinois. Mi-- 
Soil t Kiel Texas N',cw Mexico lias six sheep to each p»-r- 
son —an extraordinary proportion. Rest, of all. the return* 
•dinar that while iu 1S4U liid average uuiiumI .yield of wool 
w« a little under two pounds .per j»ht?e,p. it wa* in IHfs) 
mi rly two aud u half pounds per shvep. so4liut 2l,GU0,tAKJ 
she. p produced In |8‘.0 forty -six per cent, more wool thau 
19.811.374 sh.-ep did in 1S4U. Au Increase ol twelve per 
e. nt in tlie sheep had been paralleled l.y an increase of 
40 per cent, in the wool. And in Vermont, where the 
greatest attention had been paid l" sheep husbu' diy. the 
average yield per sheep i* almost four poutuj* Yet we 
import considerably of wool— mainly tb" cliyu|.est and 
coarsest. In 1850. the import was l8lk'.9.7Dl pounds valued 
at $1,981,091, or between eight and niue cents per pound. 
The imports of wool have largely increased during three 
or four yeup. 

Of Tobacco, tbe aggregate returned in 1840 was 319 103.- 
$19 P muds ; in I860 it wu.* 199 7 ,2010 pounds— » dccte.ise 
of about ten p--r cent. 

Of Gait b.n. the production coutiuue* largely to increase. 


Mr 1)' Israeli lujs completed his budget for th - next year 
A new treaty of commerce has been concluded between 
England and Frnnee, ami 
ers Among its provisions I* 


completed, neatly boom} in cloth, at 
Two Dollars, or the Muiltrf CorJTe at Twenty- 
fire Conte oaoh, are furnished by the Amenta or ' 
I’ublishore. Fire Volumes are now ready .boubi 
Tho I’ubllshenr will supply Specimen Num- 
! ,e I. 8 ' gratuitously to Agent* and Postmasters, 
nnd will make, liberal arrnngomenWwilh them 
for circulating tho Magazine. They will sho 
Bupply Clubs, of two poreone at lire Dollars a 
year, of fire persons at Ton Dollars, and of a 
1 irger number at the same sates. Clergymen 
supplied at Two Dollars per year. Numbers 
from the commencement cam bo eapplied at nay 
time. 

Oontonte of the December Number 

SKETUF1 OF ASIIINGTON CITV, ByAune 

C. Lynoh. 

Ii.i.uht rationh. — M ap of Washington City. 
Tho Capitol. Statuo of Washington. Clock 
in tlie House of Koprotenta tires. Bntranee 
to tlie Puhlio Grounds. Froaident’s House. 
Equestrian Ptstne of Jaokion. Treasury. 
General Poat-offioo. Patent Office. Congres- 
sional Burying Ground. Bust of Smithson! 
Smithsonian institute. Washington Moan- 
meat. Bust of Washington. Washington's 
Tomb. Mount Vernon. _ - _ , 

AUSTRALIA AND IT8, GOLD. By Alfred H. 
Guornsey. . ' 

Ili.ubtrationh,— M ap of Australia. Htfc 
tralian Aboriginal under Ounyah. Ifre, 
Chisholm. Bushing it. A ShephordV Het-v 
Uasking tho Cradle. The Washing Bawl.: 
GTO-Digging in Australia. Edward Har- 
grarcs. Going to tho Diggings, Dinner at 
tho Diggings. Ghing Prospecting. . 
NAPOLEON BONAPARTfl. By John 8. C; 
Abbott. 0 . .-iaV4 

Illustritions, from drawings hy Dopier.— 
Tho Fate at Boulogne. The Oun-boata and 
the Frigate. The Pope at the Tuiltrloa. The 
Curonation. Napoleon and tbe Peaeant. Na- 
pnloon-in the Saloon of Jowphino. 

AN ORIGINAL SKETCH IN A HOMRLV 
FRAME. By Ellxa Cook. 

MV CLIENT'S STORY. 

A GHOST OF A HEAD. .. .... - 

MY NOVEL; Or, Varieties in English Ufa. f 1*6 
hir Edward Bulwer Lytton. (Continaad ) ' 

A NIGHT ADTENTURK. 

SLATE AND ITS USES. -.aa. .^ 

CULTIVATION OF THE SENSES, i 

IM ism K.utr rt . . — . 


M K<>‘.*uth i* rc^idinV nt lbty.*wut.-r. huburb* of Lon- 
don. with hie wife h ud children, under tho adopted inline 
uf Smith. The natmi of Smith appears to be popular 
hiuouk political refugees in .Etigland, Louis Pjiillippe 
adopted tho name of Johu Buiilli when lie left France iu 
1'4 n. Alt Anurican who lately visited KiWuth. says lie 
is living very plainly iu a small bou 


one authorising England to 
construct a canal across ll'fn 1st Inn us of Darien. 

France. 

Tlie French Empire ha* been offleully proclaimed, and 
Eoul.* Napoleon i* Emperor by law. 

Steamboat Explosion— Lobb of Life. 

Cinc'innah. Dcpeinber 14. 

j^Allie Ftenmbont Mnuiiet. of Pilt^urgli, in reported to 
Have exploded huf boilers last nil'll!, at the head of Grand 
River Island, some filly mile* below XVIn-ellnK The pilot 
and four other person* were dreadfully injured and citunoi 
survive, and tlie clerk i* pot ex pic ted to live. Fiv® other* 
are missing. «nd are supposed to have lost tfndr llvt-s. > 


M(!..A8SES— Til* auj-plv of MuU***« hai born light, and with a gooj 
I .-Iriiiaail pric** adrsn**.! !><«#.• |) gall hi. Tb* ul** »„ Thura- 
•Uy *?*ni' g «o>br*r*d 7 -oo U»l*. the rat ■ for prim*, at tb* owning of 
I.* »>Hin< #l®#IHo, advancing on Tu*»day-to on 

We Jn*»l«y to . *nd. ringing on Thdrarfay *v*nlng at 

p gall<*i. Vr.ir nl-iy SMi bid* reert di*jio**ri or, moatly at S#i 
F g*ll"n. XV. harw *U > h**r<i of farther aalr* oo pUnlatlon, !n- 
liul'njr a r-op of 40,(HS) gallon*, in lh* rlatrin, at »0r, an<l nmloratan.l, 
fr»,ui good an horhy, that ■ nc* Ibd Maoon npeued fully ‘>,0 0 OOG gallon* 
I|..*W r». WII taken, all for tb* M'nt, at die nai'unu rat* of SOo |) galluu, 

XVr. k’« rrreipU, 1J,#*3 bbli-**|o»fU, 49A4. 

f IA)UH— To* raiq* for Flour w*r* firmer *arly in lh* week, ami up 
"• IWlay •rrening *om* H,000’bbl* w*r« ill-jlUed of/ren*tly at |4 4fi® 
♦4 4& F bbl fur biipwifln* Obu-, but wiib »<>tn* lot*, li dudlug two flat 
boat In.., I* at |4 30 , |4 46 fnr Fancy Indians, and |4 &' (yt <4 8 ^ tfl 
nbl for Siiprrfin* fit. IssiU. On \Vrdn**dny ami Thur-d-.y . lb* duuaud 
wa* biniud, and tb* mI-i r*arh«d ofcly about 6 00 bbl*. *t a /ung i of 
(4 156*14 40 for Olio, and «4 606|f4 0 IK V M to r Bl. Louis, lb* 

1 -sing rilu o r Thurodk) being |4 960194 16 *vr Ohio, and |4 60 fur At. 

I .on Is. XV* alsu notlred oaUion Satun.a of luubblsFin* or Gn-.ioodid 
'til” st (4 H.S ; ou Moi.dsi 1 1 OO ilsmag-d Ohio at th* sam*, am I * or«, 
•O' daiiwgad Ohio, ly aurllou, at 93 *• 60 |) bid. YcSUrday 

am ul 96 ; ' I bl* w. re disputed nf, inrludiog #96 Oliiu at $4 #6, and lo 0 
SI. Ljuit al $4 6 1 1< btil, tbe. total *a!*t of lb* w*»k *uniuung up 19,000 
Obi*. ' . 

XV*. k’s r*f*ipU, 41, 7W Itbls eiporla, #<J|. 

CORN— Owing lo Increased auppli**, aud lb* eonllnoad ddfirulty la 
.nakl % t,rSa ngagaiiiatiU, Uit- ra •• (or font bav* cootinned to lend 
luwnwant. Th* taV. up to TliundAy **«ning i-nibr..r<d about IS.OOO 
Incli.d-ng mi Baturaay #ou0 nt 46(£)44<i fcr Ordinary, 4«|{(g«S fcr 
i.md, and 60c lor pnnja Yellow, <*i Tu**day 1600 at 43(^47 f*r Onllasry 
■ i Prim* Yedow, and on Wedn*s<lay and Tbgisdsy A 400 , m»*ily at a 
< align ol 49(^46o, mitb on* or twol 4**f Yellow at 47* ft Luahel, Yus 
Urday B-i 0 tack* warn Uikt u, Iu luding 16 0 at 4f, 909 ut th* asm*. Odd 
.1 463,47, 36>J at 46, and 10 'old Y.llvw at 69.- f> bu*b*l. 

Wok’s lr. sipu, 41,104 oorkw— wsJmiiU, It, 649. 

OATS— XV* bsv* nulirnil.ouiy. a moderate U.lntaa doing In OsU lb* 
.‘••I Wr.k.int^'ly at43(g46c for Indiana aiul fil. Luui*, Wi*h *om* loU 
if ihd lallar from ator* at 4*, and X6Jbu*b«l( tboicw at 6O0 ft bu*'xd. 
Y. *iunl.i> 4u0 *srk* Indiana *"ld at 46, 4000 bushel* Bl. Louis at Ida, tu,d 
•Oo" ta ka ckolc* aloo .« 6 «• p bu.baL. 

lilt A N A s f> HAY— llroii boa de.-linad, and tho I «t«r safes bars barn 
ma la at 96? |t 100 lb*. On Monday a flat -s>at luad of 10 t ns Ordinary, 

" bulk, sold at a r*U equal iu lie... .Hay bss al-o be.-n lower, with 


Sotknci nt Pi 1 it. s 1 • .pm r ILo. » ui.— Seventeen young 
tnen — *everal of them mercy iuths — wh 1 bail been con- 
victed ol fire ri lling during tlie pn -eul term ol tin- Gourl 
of L'unrter 8eKshm**t)f I’niliid' lphiit. wen- arraigned offi^ 
But ui day, the 4'U tusl . for senteneu TIih llulletin says 
Jiie iippearatieeiif nio-t • f them was quite respectable, and 
that u tnujorlly of ll.i-ni intelll^e’nt Hie face* of two or 
three of tin-ni were slrlktiigly iiHnil«oiiic. They nearly 
every one proved excellen'i Keri$rai a rlinractcrs. and tiieir 
cast > exeii' d mucli CMiuiiiii-seratioii. Ttm eourt-roem w.«s 
crowded and it'iinni; ibe nu-lieiiee were lli" distressed 
wiv.-s. motln-rs uuil sisters nf tiev ei r nl of the piisouers. The 
Hccount adds : ■ 

Hi* Honor Judge l(*-iley address* d tlie prisoners at some 
U-nuth After r« lirriun to their unfortunate po-IGon. life 
Himuislt wliich tin ir to-, die.-* condpet lout ocrusi tied tin ir 
relatWi s. uud tin- C<iu*ei> whieti had lei! to acts winch hint 
brOlluht them wliere they gtOOd.he Spoke ol the VoltlUteer 
tin- department of our city und qi uikv II" staid tliat al- 
.tliou«li pe wuultl bear cheerful testimony to tlie high char- 
acter of nnitiy of tin- fall panic*, ns »v.-|| it* to lh" me Xeep- 
lioiuiblc comiuel of nuuibers of tin- no tuber*, sllll-he whs 
obliged t( ill'll ire tile VolUll*be-r aU-m. US IIOW "Iglllil.ij, 
u ' defittH'alixiii|t us it wa- pmsible to conceive ultimo! uuy 
thing t" be 

For u benevolent institution nothing nnuhl he more in- 
•-nieiviit for k«MHt. The fault WH.-iii th,. large uuuiln-r 'of 
^ybuug in.-n und lioy*. known »»* tint hang-rson to the 
engine-mill ho.*e vompanies, to whom je rml-si.in wus given 
• to rqu. uml who-e pri setice ea- e. unteJiatiiM-d 

ll'i* hole r drew u moat graphir and (OUchiiig picture of 
the evils met di.-lre.--,-. which had b en itillietfi upon lids 
eon.iitumiy by tin- -pirit nf rowdyl-m and- lawles-tiess i-n- 
geitileii'd by the exiting a-siH-tat ion of tlrethcli ||- 
dwelt upon the hilvia: wb ch tin- incendiary'.* torch hud 
mailc »nli the property of tb" poor man in tin* suburbs 
ami vividly portrayi d ill" riotoip* c -Ill-ions and fight* lliul 
hud *0 often taken place in the districts 
The Judge, in coui'lusioii, said that it wu* the determi- 
nation nt tin. LTimhml Court. Iu future, to exert ull its 
energies for tlm Hipprosiou of riotiug. by tlie siiuiiintry 
punishment of tlie rioter*. Hereafter, ull th I'l-deri 
tn'glit rest assured that their punishment would In* more 
severe thau what he should tulliet on. the prisoner*. 

Tin; f liowmg sentences were then pa**t<l Charles 
Letlu-rbury. for rt"t. nine month-i ; Jne b tj. Lewis, veil 
months; XX'iillam It. XVharti n live months; ll-ury Mi.mK, 
seven months ; Joseph Fritz, five months ; Suinu- 1 Wyatt, 
six moutlirt ; U'llllam Wright four months; John fay lor. 
lour mapllis ; Thniua* Lemmon, four months; William 
XI c Nell, tour months r ; James Mot'lu-Jty. pereti inniillts; 
Jauie- Moan, thre" months. .1 -tm Dougin rtyl tluve 
month* ; John McQuh. three inonth* ; Char lea Mo Noe, 
four mouth* ; John L-sqm-re, A»ur months 
'Nicholas Harris, one nf the prisoners, «h"*c youthful 
wife, to whom he lately phglitcd/hi* vows, was present, 
and who Is now utterly destllutv-fiiuf frltlfidb-s . hy being 
deprived of .Ids protection and support, mailu a most nf-. 
feeling speech to ttm oourt. usklug for mercy 011 In r he-' 
half, uml d- daring that rather 1 hut suffer n long Imprison- 
iin-nt ,* In- would prefer to expiate his off-nce ou the gal- 
loxv- Judge Kelley, huwever, sapl that ho lutundi d to 
ponirh him more si-verdy than the rest, mi account of 
having been h- fire the court once before ou tlie charge of 
. hotnU-tdi- As the jury Hud found him not guil'y of tliat 
offence, the e dirt was ludim-d to h -Iii ve til 111 innocent, 
lie t tie li sentenced lit 111 to tw. tve month-’ liuprisuiiiiient 
Harris was one of Harney's hruve band of drug-uiH In the 
XL X loan War. mid he fought g tlUntly. lo the brilllaut 
uffrir at the Puente Nttctoual In- had his cttpahol awuy. 


mostly on the r» tn- 
nant of his property which he has managed to rescue fretn 
Hungary, uml that lie appears liku-u disuppoiuled mini, 
.hut Is yet hopeful und determined 


Guam's Py-s. — Thu repealed delays, Rays the Mobile 
Advertiser, of the NewUrUaus until bouts lately, aria wo 
learn, caused by obstructions in Grant's Pass. . Woslipuld 
like to know the specific terms of the act which gave cer- 
tain parties a niou< poly of this pass. If wo ure not mis- 
taken. a luiniUimn depth of water was guarantee -d to be 
maintain'd hy the grantees ; It this be the case, either the 
Grin* of the ad aro not obxervt »l, or else it m-.-ds vovlslou 
A heavy toll being exacted front all craft Using it, it be- 
hooves th-J public to set) tln-y have value jrvcehcd. 


Tiir l’vriric Kaiihoai) — L n." of the Pnltimoro Sun. 
writing ' >11 Washington. SHys ; - An a-meimlnn hi\- 

t'riiu. d iu Ni wY rk h r the purpo-e dPlmUdflig the 

gnat Ni.tioiinl Iluitnaid from Uto Miislsslpidtu Hie Pacific, 
upon a ci -itract with the Ciovernmi nt. The hot and in- 
deed the ouly mode iu which tin? work can be done is by 
paying for tho mad. hr fast M s it may be finished, put ol 
tlm Treasury: Tho New Yorkers wilt uudertukt) to execute 
tho work in four.y»-Mrs. 


t.itik us tlie b-iidlng P.iirop- au power. a doctrine which tit 
Zeal - >iis Dutch eiiiptnyei-s have from tlm*- imm -moriul lui- 
pie--ei| IIIM'II tin- .Li pa in sc putilic Nor aye wc liy au\ 
m )ins -a to tied with the insigidficatice which the Dutch 
olfi.-ial journalists impute to EugUud and tha Unit. 11 
Ftati-s With suhin uppi-aiuuue nf pUusibiiiiy. it is statui 
tliat Great lit Haiti Is an inland enveloped. in perpetual 
f*g- inecfsautly vexed with political disputes, and Inhnii 
iled by a race whoso soundness nf intellect |* worse qUcs 
-tbiuable Tile United, ilate* do not fare milch heller 
tor they are said t-i con-ist of ci4hmiinitles ol very garrn- 
b.u- men. perfectly definite of all r. gant for the rightx o! 
property Hut 11 certainly I* by no incmik w logical in- 
fen iicc, that the natives ol tlie uouutnt-H Unis discourte 
oiisly characterized, arc necessarily without power or In- 
■ fine nee to extend their dominion in tlio East.” 

The United States nr" going lo give the Japanese a 
proo! of their quality, unless. Indeed, they fall through 
fW iGi tlm project, which they will not do wlieu once they 
get futriy started. 

Doggedly at it.— It wuh h remark of John- 
son, xyo believe, that lie could write almost nt 
uny time, if he Bct hiniHell doggedly at it. Who- 
ever hits heuu accustomed lo the use of tho pen 
kiioxva the full significance of moods nnd frames, 
a ml ~ the writor'a depcmlviieo ou them. Home- 
times the st ream of thought jp all d attuned tip, 
and euu hardly be made to How, uud then again 
it rolls tm smoothly and fully, as from copious 
fountains. Still, in almost ull moods, we can 
write, if wo set ourselves, us Johnsoh says, dog- 
gully nt it — not bo well— by no ineaiiH— still we 
euu tlo it % And as in writing, so in other tbingH. 
wo can, ordiuarily do tbem if we set ourselves 
doggedly about, them. Wo aro apt to wait fot 
right moods — wait till we fool like doing tho 
tiling tliiit lies before us, and w!d4e wuiting, time 
moves on — tlio hours vanish and the day isgono, 
and the thing is not done. We nuly not entire- 
ly— still we may measurably command our 
moods make them our servants — at least they 
are »-o at times— they are poor masters ulways 
A duty is host done by setting about it now, ii 
noxv is the time for it, add while we are earnest- 
ly striving to do it, the alllutus may come, but 
it it comes not, still wo urji to persevere, and do 
it as best we may with the feclingH of the hour. 
He will not only accomplish the most, who acts 
thus, but he will probably do tho 'thing better 
than if lie waited for some involuntary globing 
of emotion Ami jf lie uuiy not do the one spe- 
cific filing best, h^ will do the entire circle of 
things best. Right' moods rarely come before 
we try. How many a tifhe hayc wo set out to 
do a thing, with not u tuugle wave in the region 
of (lie emotions — till there is a dull calm — and 
after a while haxe gone on, with a gushing tide; 
and on the other hand, luriv often have we stft I 
out under the warmest impulses aud been Id! 
in mid-course without it breath of wind in oar 
Mails The fact is, a man should not bo like a 
sail vessel, that has to work her way from port 
foport l>y favoring breezes and smooth seas — he 
should be rather like t^pe of thosfp leviathan 
steamships, that wait not for lituo or tide — that 
starts at the hour, let the wirnl blow wheuco it 
may, and cleave tlio sea tuyurds her destined 
haven, alike xvhun the sun shines, uipl when the 
tempest darkens the skv. Tho will cannot do 
every thing, but it can uo muoh by a stern dis- 
cipline of the powers oyer which it presides. U 
is monarch of tho soul, and “ / will " should be 
always potent to effect, 

There is a thing to be done hy each one pf us. 
There is a fluty in the hour for the hour, aud we 
euu do it If we set ourselves doggedly ut it. Let 
the young reader tujiu this as lus juuttp— 1 can 
do if if I set myself doggedly nt it. Did ixo\ 
Paul say, lean do all tb mgs thrutitrh ChrUt, 
who strong IbeueiU me f [Lewiston lulls Joug . 


tm* a 1L 5S3 ' nd Uin ll,,,u w ,, t estimated for pen- 
j^*4wvaw ot $850,193. while tho puhl.o build- 


LvRv-f II«a<;s.— A t Jarvis 6c Go's pork hou.4i' 590 hogs 
x** rc killed yestetday. which averaged 370 lt>s per h--ad 
None weighed K-ss thau 338 They bcloiig.-d t.» Messrs 
Moore A. Gatiiffliol.aiid w.-rc brought from Hoyle and Mer- 
cer. | LouiaVlUo Journal 9th. 

FiicM tiih Gai-c ok Good Hopk. — Wc have already tuen- 
tiom-d the urrivul at Philadelphia of the U S. sloop-of-wai* 
St. Mary*, from n cruisn on the coast of Africa. Flic has 
boon alweut tweuty-seven mouths, und arrived from Cape- 
town In thirty-niue day*. 

Tho 1st Marys bruits (Capetown paper* to the 20(h of 
October. The Great Uritaiu a>n-amer for Australia arrived 
al Table Itny from Liverpool on the 10th. 

The paper* cojitulu detail* of the Kafllr w ar. Collisions 
b( t wt-cn the troop* are mentioned, hut no decided battles 
A band of the rebels from the colony of Albany were rout- 
ed by th" furc,e under Commander Harucy, aud tire rebels 
kilted. Five gun* were captured. , 

Uupt. lleip-ue und two men of tho 12th regiment hud 
been killed by tlie KatHr*. 

TluCSt Marys left ut Capetown, loading for Boston, the 
Americau clipper* Spriughook uud Oceuu Wave. 


vary from 1S4S to Iftou. 

In our Silk Culture we produced iu 1831 no less than 
390.790 pounds ot c»h*oour ; iu 1840 only 91.362 pounds ; in 
I860 barely 14,783 pounds! And yet It is dcmolWthiblM 
that wo have uvcqp facility. of climate, soil, unemployed 
hand*, etc., for tills brunch of indu-lry. and that its vig- 
orous probccutiou would udd largely to the National 
wealth. 

uur Sugar culture is extending Our production (ma- 
ple aud cane together) iu 1840 was 155.100.p09 ibs ; in I860 
tl was 281.830 989 lbs., an tuercase (inuiuly in Louisiana 
and Texas) of 126 730077 Ibs. The augar culture has now 
obUtucd command of the most admirable and « Itk-ic ut 
machinery, uud is steadily working further uud luilln-r 
Northward, throug h lhe gradual acclim ation of the cauu! 

Ikok a*o its I'zks. — A lmost every day fees iron applied 
to soui® uew purpose, combining durability andecunmny. 


P’noM Rio DkJankiiio — DreailfulTragnlg — Ry tho Bhijf 
CuroUuc. arrived at Philadelphia, the Rullituoru Sun ha* 
received the following couimuuicailou. dated Rio, Oct. 13 : 
We aro new having much- raiuy weather, but with it 
.Utile or no slfkuess. 

On Suuday last the American Hags in the harbor were 
ut huit-uiHSl. caused hy news of th" w^eck of brig Emily 
Jam*, uud the death "f Cupt. Foxwcll, her commander 
well knowu uud much esteemed us an old trader to this 
port. 


uow being paved with east irou. That paper suys : 

The paveineut i* composed of circular boxea of cast 
iron, ubout twelve luche* Lu diameter uud five Inch os in 
height, divided iuto six compartments, so small as not to 
itdiuil thu boot el a horse. In the present experiment, 
these Spaces will be tilled witl f gravel, hut some other «uh- 
aluucu, such um a composition of uspluiltum aud suud or 
gravel, may bo fuuud lliore auilable. The surtacc of the 
from slipping, uud 
i which fit imo thu 


B mam MARY “ Fr0U * ** 0i "7 !<* SHT 

SOMETHING ABOUT TH* WINDS. 

HOW I WENT TO SKA. • • 

DANIEL WEBSTER. 

I i.LUSTUiiioas. — Poj-flr.u of llr, Webstar. 
Uirtbplaee of Webater. Reridc-nco at Merab- 
field. WeUtor at ffiar.hflold. Marahfiebt 
Farm. Itoreal Portrait of Webator. 

UI.RaK HOUSE. Bjr Charlre Dickon*. .. S 
Chapter XXVI. 8h*rp«hootcre. XXVtT. 
Morelflld Soldiers than one. XXVU. l£ 
iroiaffkr. XXIX. Tbe Yonn* Men. 
Iixvutiutiuns,— T h* Yonn* Man of Um 


L-ws ok riu Stksmkh W'kmk.h.v Woii.ii— 1 Tho steamer 
Oeti Lafayette, which arrived yesterday morning, brought 
down the melancholy Intelligence of the sinking of the 
steamer Western World, and the Inf 4 of twelve live*. 

Ou Wednesday morning last, abopt 4 o’clock, th" steamer 

11. R. W Hill, bound up, ‘and the Western World/ Cupt. 
Norton, bound down, from St L«ui* eanre bile C"llisiuu 
uhout five iniles above Princeton The stem of t lit* 
Hill struck the Western World on her larboard how. and 
cut her down below the water'd edge. S he fi lled In about 
fifleuu minutes, curio d on her Urb;mrd fldi-. a^d Remained 
lu tbut situation ubout ten inluiilos Her droller*. and 
duck freight tlp-n gave way, which caUsed her oaliin to 
break loose from the. hull.. The hull tunnel bottom up, 
Uud both cabin nnd hull flouted oil together. The hull 
flouted dowu the’ river about one hundred miles, and 
lodged nil a sand bar. Tho cabin was pawed by the 
fiteiirner tjeff. lvtfa)ette alx>Ut 123 iuil(f below thu scene of 
thu disaster, still floating, but much torn to pitces 

Tint hoat.r.trgo, paper* ami book' ar« a total loss. Rhe 
hud about eiglily lu-nd of cattle on hoard- which w^v all 
lost. The baggage of the tile passengers glut crew was 
lost The Hteuui'-r* Mohican aud Uen. Lufuyoltu brought 
down the potatnugcr* and part of tliacruw of the Western 
World. *• 


on the outer edge of ... v 

edges uf the Rurrouuding boxes, thus binding the wind, 
fiiuily ft »get her. Thu ihlckness of thu outer riui uud the 
iuner umdouN is ab iut au inch. 

Thus Am struct will bu covered with u network of iron. 
fllh-U iu with a substance to produuu a Rmooth and dura ble 
aurlacu. t 

Fashioni ok thk Kmiobk — The Pdrl« correspondent Iff 
the New York Commercial Advertiser, in his letter of tlm ! 
14llt ult., has the following paragraph of luterest to tho 
fashionable world : 

All ddubt upon the intention of thu President, in refer- 
ence to a revival uf the fashions or tlm Empire is dlaal- 
paled. Tlm ladles, over auxious to please bis liighuess, 
ultMuded a lute reoeptfon at 8t Cloud, in. full costume of 
tlm year 1804. •* Ladies.” Raid Louis Napoleon. •• you are 
Very haudsom". fu* you always* are, but your dress is un- 
becoming and extremely out of dale. 1 should prefer t" i 
see you in tluf'-f.ii-hUuiK of tile day.” Tlie ladies were 
dreadfully offended, hut tlm Hex iu general is delighted to 
have their fears quieted, even ul the expcium of it little 
mortification o! two of the hcx . ., 

Stiianoe Hrouv.— -Tifu Delhi Guavlle relate* tlm follow- 
ing a I most incredible, story, of the discovery of u boy wbu 
liad couKorted with wolves ho early that nearly every trace 
of humanity bad becu lost, lie wulked or ran on nil four*, 
aud, utter hi* removal Iuto tlm service of an offleer, he still 
delighted in the company of jaok*t«, and other email four 
footed uulmals. whom tm would make hit* treuolmr cum- 
pauloii*. Hit wa* never kno.,u tu suiile. and only spoke 
owe to iudicatu that his head ochud. Ilw died suddenly 
alter drinking some water. Thia poor creature was reoog- 
uoed by his parent* j but they soon beeaum disgusted, and 
deserted Ui»u. Ills age at the time of hi* death was uimu- 
reully twelve yjara. I Fort Smith (Ark.) Herald. 

Fk.mau; TxLKiUArii OrKKAioa.— The Itclll-’ 

g. near *k>* that a'MIi* Fitch is uow uuga(|ed4u lR« dl»- 
chage of thu duties of h leb graph operator ut iritohburg, 

111. Tho InteUlgeuoer i» iu favor of hkviug female opera- 

tor* altoguther, aud give* m obu reason, that thu UUtr U 

>n light. Wu do uot thluk thu editur would aay the laboni 
war# very Ughtif he wu purfouUy uouvvraaut with thau. 


• tsM S Iv F MW'k. 

MKMt'-N* salsa •'# )*t rapoiUxi la our auukat. 

— O UN NY 11 AOS— TU#r* kas U«a a funiur alroura ia Utfe flruefe, a®4 
•rt Iiavs luilit-ad Ilia fulloalng iila ; Ou Uoodsy 90.V44, iu talaa, al 
Hr ra4)>. ou 1 u»*.Uj *9/)<W al •)<, aad ou TUuimlmy 1600 iU 
UAOOINU AND ItOt’k— Tk* iuvlut far Uw*« artl*'a* liaa w*ra a 
>|uUi appuursi.. r, aud w* Uavo uolii-.ad only a few aafea al 16# l#H J V 
■iuggii'K, sad TLu prluol|«l l cn *4 « lfea« bar* few 

100 rail* Ordinal y MinuuiI Hup« at 8, aud to a. *><«, Uk»u ou Wodiiat- 
day, fer saoii. . . . India ttarglng hu furtb«rs<lraao«4, aad 100 bafes sold 

00 Tuesday ai II 

LKAt>— W# j«i U«ar of no trOcucIloLa (a nur Baikal. 

LlklC- Wo bwi au (urtUor eargoodonfe rojwt. 

OILB- W* a llcod a ufe of 66 bbfe t'aaU* DU ou S^urday ai biCilUc 
V galluu Laid OU w# qaou al $0&H t uud Liunood at 60<ifc6^ «i 

gaileO' 

GANGLY* -Thar* bat* bfoa bulbar oafet of filar LVudluo al tl%* 
F 

NAVAL bTliUW-W. bavWaotiood oaloo of 110 Udo - Lako" Ruiia 
•III *0, la-bblo W'tu"U4U4i Tfe a) |» 16 F til, ai.d 49 tibia bpl'.ife 

1 urymlioo wl Ife ft galluW. # 

» RiaUtna-rb. laurba*. koto iae«tly flrai, tHoro b.lugw *«V '•W 
vrarefe la uo'. oug«g«d. Q» fitlunUy wo aoife*4 ^oblp Ul^vu fur 
Ma*r* *t to, lb MuoJay an Ainoiuom obip and a IfeUUti Urk fur U*-»- 
*oui ai 14 »r Omiaa, la I'uoMay a UmUUi ably for Li«wp**,l,ai Id, wa 
H'**ta«oday a obiy bw liv.ipoel al V4. i*o fer llavrw aud lm fer fe*r- 
•oOioo al U, aad on Ibmsday ou# fur fioAloa al l>£o-all for CoUoa, 
Tb- vUe-i augagatbaafe iuclu4« lit*) Uila Turk nbippad lu Ntw York al 
•4, and ouui« feU ot fiuur al ft 6U ft bbi. Yroiorfio. fe»W*«*r, lh* 


Ahritai. ok tiik Danixi. WniirKH — 'fliu steamship Dan 
lei Mobster, Cupt (Jruff.iin. arrived yesterday umruiug 
five days from Sun Juan. Nicaragua. Tlm Webster was 
'detained south! days over her time, which 1* explained iu 
tlie following mfiimrttudn furnished uh hy tlm purser ; 

Tim cause of such uiiUMtul lielentioii of the Wcbalor wits 
partly owing to h collision of the 8 8 hewls, tlm iMelflu 
st^Ainer. with a sailing vessel iu tlm Ray ot tiiiu Fruuotooo. 
hy which she was prevented leaving till the 17th ult . femi 
partly troiu au accident befalling cue of the 8uu Juan 
riv. r boats, wtildj 4MMM*unk from Um effects ol striking •• 
snug. The Star of the Went left lor NewYork on the Uih. 
The vesrels remaining ut 8au Juanim tlm do pm lure of lim 
M ehsler wuru us follows, Viz ; Rark Falmouth, hark Mo 
pnry. brig Ro^iau. brig Townsend Junes, and achobum 
Uloker il 51 brig peiaiau sailed ou u cruise on tliehlil , 
II. M. mall Hteauubip Trent unlved>t 8an Juau on tin 


Kame of Qoppy.. 

WHO WROTH IT! 

SUNDAY MORNING. 

SPEKD THE PLOW. 

A TIQEU’R JAWS: 

MONTHLY RECORD OF CUM 
EUITOU-'S • T A’llLE 
EDITOR ^ E.VSY OHAia. . 
uonoa-8 DiuiraB. 

, LITER AH Y KOTIcm 
COMfOAUTIKS. ORIGINAL 
TED. 

IU.BOTIUTIOX* '- Hportluj 


A GoMKiHiHO'* Nm (’"MetiHKs r*HV — lloraflu Mann, ill 
Ills lute lecture at New York on M'ouUu, to UitlEli'Mtu tlie 
difference of tlm s*-xes. instituted a oouipsiiMin b-'lw ien 
Heury VIII and Ins daughter tjuesii Klizui"-th Tlm- 
iwo monaroliz. the igidtur^r ••aid. ww® a* much alike us 
they euu is-, and Hu- only iliff r* nee bet ween them w«s tha 
iffc »uiue ohiy aclen in b"tji w. -« middled by tin-ir suz — 
fur sut'l lm. wlilie Henry was inud" of, j>u thudsaud b*«ani. 
lEluuboth wa* ifiade ol ten lb"U>audHcaU. 


tub. uud sailed thu following day. 


A new two act farce hu* been brought out at tlm Lyce- 
um, in London, under the Uumu of “TUoso Dour Plucks ” 
It is a traiuiiatiou from thu French. A Loudon lettur auys; 

Mr. Oharlua Mat the ws tia* pnu of hla father'* purls 
which h* developed iu hi* u*uui iulmilablu manner it 
bid* fair to h -id a prominent plbue in th* Lyuaum bills for 
some tium to eoiuu, particularly ua it eoiitaius onu or two 
judtuious rups at •• Uud* Tout’* Oabiu,” tlm mawkish aeu- 
Uineut aud lying detail being uow wuuewhat uuuu through 
Lv tlm Utter aud more iutaUigunt pari of thuoomuiuully. 


I.OHUI AN I S Ol A M AN ANofilVIV lOt.’H LlVKI. — Till' Euglistl 
ship Ruecezsor. i'apt. iluuderAou. w»* wrecked iu tlm Ma- 
dras llouds Get H and sixty-four person* drowned 81m 
wax hound for Rangoon The rrhonimn Struggle and' 
Foppy wuru wrueked iu th® tam« gale 









HH 


_. _V 


Clf Hem ©titans Christian JUmorntf. 



j*TmnrbtlH»«|)CftdMl mill", (or about 2’, rent* jwr >|<t lifter for * weekly p»por.) 
r«dloiML fur dell vp ring from hi" office to * subscriber. rnoli ncw.'pa- 

rtotwaubpcltdwwv r«t not now eliSMbla with , .. 


LrnUr from Te*a«. 

By tbo arrival TucaJey of Ihe gfratnahlpa Louisiana 


►red t>y * Court : 
I. This prohibit 
t a Coart Marth 


Tho recomim ndatlrm, made luf>t yrer. tb often (i the Oapt. Smith, and IVrreverenoe, C«*|. For bon. Wo havo re- 


Tur. fiTtAMsn I’niftcitTON.— TlieU. S. Knglneer-In-Chlef, 
Gon. Rtouart, bad chief engineer" Ishorwood and Kill", 
who went down to Norfolk to Inspect the U. B. "framer 


CENTENARY COLLLEGE, 

. of Louur.ittj. . 


TUB NRXT SESSION of thin Inalltutlon will Win tho 
Irst MoniUf In October, under the direction of the fill. 


ogtto uroil Indulfcuercof the r*r- lngb 
i of the l-attorv of InorcAiIng nfdl. open 


„ „ , rrorldcnt nndProf. of Moral And 
Holler I,cttrmi.nndtbo Hebrew lnniun 
r.n, A. M., 1-rofoMor of Mathematlm, Nat 


TfaJr s' 






Attorn* nun >• bo mill led nfltr nr; Hall, li 
frwtV m eerr Ire to a furlough of enoh re*- the a ir 
m way enable him to moke one or two voy ■ eral. II 
rehnnt marine not extending without *p*- men* 
i to more then el* month" ; each furlough dutlce 


mi who ico-iewie. reconinn-nwru. , 

Th.* report conelndo* by exptwfelng thunk 10 wr. 
nil, late Poetmaater General, for hi" niil In m**””' 


Slatu Uaxeltu, died on the 24lh ult , at 1 ndepemlenci* 
Washington county. The Nacelle ray" : «' In Me death 
the city and State lore n raluable ottlaen ; the grate never 


j"“« “T* tu " hl " " -“.“w ••»*■*» 1 " «- Sm^Oi h“'w. SS ajtf-ft; 

tlclent in flra^urfncc, which preclude" a constant and re- Profoanor of Latin and Greek Language", nnd Literature-; 


r the commanding ifflrer of the Mttadfon, 
lant <if the Navy-yard neareat to the port 


■ j tsr 


at whleh hw cruise mat be terminated, and only to he 
, granted la ally ease, with an entree* reservation and no- 
| me, that the seaman to whom It l« given ahall report for 
I doty In the Nary, whan any rnbUe emergenry ahall ren- 
I der It nreramgy no to order him ; the order for hie return 


Hiiratill^ lh# clly End Stal ° ,ow " raluable ottlaen ; the grate never flc,Bnt ,D **•***"», which proelnde" a constant and re- Plttftfe<tf of Latin and Greek Language", and Literature • 

ml, the chief clerk, and tho other elerke of the Popart- eloped over the l>opom of a man whoae frailties were fewer R,, '® r •■MW of "team, sufficient Tor her steady and prop. * M ^J*f* J®*“i M. D., Profesaor of Natural BoUrace ; 

ml. fcrtli-lrlndu.tr; nnd attention to tliflr InborlmiA «n,l fainter, andwhooo virion, vrere brighter nnd more on- «■; ucwlmtfd propubdon. The; find. however, thnt m.nlniMmdV'.’h.e ' m <K phJmLiU 1 J1 1 ' 

; nobling.” . them In 'ufllclcnt npnc, tor another Her of fnrnncnaln oon- tS!22S?i3& W # SSA SaWfiSS 

Q . 1 Col. T. n. I roc, formerly of Yallabuaha county, MIm , neoUon w,th hfir boI1 * rt . which will supply the needed Are- AsaiaUnta. 

kiiiht airV Tine ‘wcasiov d,ea ,n (, ° r P u " ChrUU > 0B th ® 27 *h «f 'October, In tho 53d MlrfE00 ' ftnd ™&*j, »* they believe, all defect". RXPENAKH.. 


At the above MUblUhutai c»n'nl. # 
following: “«nrtw. n hfw|( 

MKTltODIST HOOK C0V«,e„ 

All Uio ruWlcntlOMof Ibl^cnmtlr?' 
t Ion , at catalogue prices. HP *° had ^ 
_ SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKH 

Bundnv School ThwiVa nt .h U *»B. 


Bundn; School Hoolo. of nil ilene^^J 

L.^er rtn,ent0fJ ™'' 


OongreRgional. 

FIRST DAY OF TUK HESHIOX. 

WAfMinnToSf-Pecember 6, 1R52. 
BtwAt*.--At half- past 12 o’clock, the Senate of the 


year of hi" ago. 

CtfoLRRA.— Mr. Dean, of Galreeton, bai received Infor- 


to duty to b* 

officer as ma; 

A failure to 


.ww mnlllo morw.nov nltill Wtl- PKWATK.— «V IlJUI-ptbRl Id d HIWR, BUU.W o. -* * • -.n.ivni™, UM .tovmM ||J|I.|. 

Calted Stales, pursuant to the ConsUttitinh. assembled In nation of the arrival in Polk county, of some families 

I by the Department to do »o. ^ A^bama. tho cholera. The bends of tho families are Hamlin II 

Pdance wit^Jhl* The following Senators were present: Messrs. Adams. Lewis, brother of Dixon II. Lewis ; Robert Bcott, brother- 

Atchison Dayanl. “radbury BrightBredhrail. , n ., nw or Hamlin II Lewis; John K. Scott, nephew of 

!T^9lSi3S»T^^ n ;r , seen, Mr. Himw. .1, from beWu’de. Ln,;. 



Ill" Inst oruliw. and being ftodw nfWIaaimrfn Dnrin, nf ln«t. iinuvlas Down* »<«"« won, anq nir. onow, an irom IaOWuUcs county. ou Wn . ouppors. iuibhob ami uoy * uo. ao. *u "luniw., A«Tp»rxm®u ( , (cxitm,i jriui 

A'.b»mn ; together with the negro,, of the widow of <«■. >"H» Shoe., Unf, O.p,. Trunk., nil .l.e, of ^ U “"«. Cln-onnt, Vl.lone.llo, e(o., p 

tt*lh» Navf Department. Mangum. Mason, Meriwether. Miller. Dixon II . Lewis— tho negroes In all iffttuberlng porno 800 Brogans, Laco Boots. Ilussetts and Mud Boots for Borrants. Vocal Music, tier month' ! , 

o l»e entitled to wear bn «! ort J > # ”' 8awtr ? T * 1 bl,, *‘ ,d f; f m «! 1 ’,i*i >rU * UC ‘' to 400 A* tter to Mr . Doan, dated Cold Bprifl^Decem- *9“ Orders from Planters and others shall bo executed Braes Band or Orohostra.per month 

byahlehhemayWdl.- * M Mriffht^vrlinuTriTo Obu^ *»«r 2. .ays t “ One of the Alabama company^?. Snow. In the most satisfactory manner. „ dco4 Tl gfS2« h r M " •' ii 


Stockton. Bumner, Toueey, Uplmm. Wade. Weller. 

Mr. 'bright presented tho credentials of the Hon. Ohas 
W. Cathcart. Bunator'fppolntcd by the Governor of In- 


(hrmunon erdmi’d to dut;. to.be entitled In p.y from the 1 !}' h , n, 

dnie oftffn)in.tlen of hi, InH mtlrn. All furlough* to gfTonnvrtm Klnv M.nonm 
I **■ Ml' l M m^i ' 1 hi l h "i ■l‘hhi > lTrrT" 1 " Morion, Pmtt. Hurt. Bnlard'. HilrldV Smith, Bp'rlinuee 

1 hi. htm^ 

doT»M ISd b " C,,lhc » rt ' Snnntor'ilpiK.Int 

far dil ""' 10 "" '""'““If ha ns 

« K J vr tSSTTLSzSiSl 

appointment alwaye to hi* regn rjlvd «■ Horn ArclilhM Six "n^Sanalar 

r.7l n a ^v5r?i ih n",™ ! f . rrTi »V ^ “ K. utui ky, to nil the vnenney 
btfd. on tlon of the Hull Henry Olny : 

* lr (,wln 0 M? C| "1 *» the g. 

ground thnt the Uovernor or I 

mTn whlwTo/Th^^m^l ^reeifrd to he re. Vleriwettr •% 

tururd to the department at llie ent of orery Wolrol nod l . nnrtllll ,i„„ 


MATTHEW HE ADEN’S 

HiKIT, SHOK AND CLOTHING STORE, . 

810 Tchoupltonlaa street, second house from 8t. Joseph 
strict, and fourth from 8t. Mary’s Market. 


RXPENflRH.. 

Tuition per Session of t«n months pfiO 00 

Itoom Rent «; oo 


TIIKOLOGY. 


Contingencies. . 


a ••nviAPU I 

This department I, very large, emt»,.i n ... 
work. In Theology puhlbhed to "wTl? * lb " 
rope, .aging which may b. f„i M ,h,^”5 hi, 


V ' ’ T'V"" >» f"ue,l ,h, »lv 

Jeremy Tnylnr. Wesley, Chirke, Be™ Tz 1 ««W 
Isocke, llnrou, Milton. Cnlller. BlierlJk 

Woy,8U i khou Ml H„rneU.Tl,i rt ^"T.S 

Leighton, Burrow, Mnlvlll., Mngeo iw^ 
Nevln,, Evan,. Horn,, nioomOeld, CradenT,";, 0 ^ 
,oml. Kltlo, Butler, EdwanU, Swift w 
D’Aublgny, Luther, Clvlu, *"mr. 


Total of Collego Charges 

Tuition in Preparatory bopartment 


Robert Scott, and Mr. Snow, all from LoWndcs county. Shoes. Gaiters. Buskins, 811ppors. Mlnsos’ and Boy’s do. do. 
Alabama ; together with the negroes of the widow of do., I ndia Rubber Shoes, Hats. Oaps, Trunks, nil slsos of 


An assorted stock of Ladles’ and Gentlemen’s Roots, Board and Washing', per month . . . . . . . . 

iocs. Gaiters, buskins, Bllppors. Misses’ and Boy’s do. do. Tu *Uon In tho Musical Department, (pxtra, j Flute, 
v, India Rubber Shoos. Hats. Caps, Trunks, all slsos of JJJfe Guitar, Clarionet, Violoneello, oto., per 


jTg“ Orders from Planters and others shall bo executed I Brass Band or Orohestra.per month 


’' n ™ ■no 1” ^JS S tSyrnt 1 " 1 " 11 ,n W Cftthcart. bunator’fppolnted by th« Governor of In- I has died of the cholera, together with eight or ten of hi* 1 

SdT^ab^MdMted ns far d,Bna ,0 fln 1,1 0 biased by the death of the IlonJ negroes.' Mr. Doau is also Informed, from other soUrcoF. 

t J thnt Wmlto Lewi,, Mr. Hebert Beott, nnd Mr ' 

fitfnsnl >lvn*t tn n>mi>ilut *< ilAiHutflabt nnon the ' niiiF. ii | ri fi nli h nrj < n ia i nK,i v Um.i i k..va #uA.i t o... — .h^ . 


In the most satisfactory manner. 


Thorough Bass or Instrumentation ! 


With a full Faculty and healthy locution, a largo Libra 
’ and oxceBent Apparatus, may wo not nnticlpato a 


_ . "n . ~ Ilx.tt tl ... mr. .mnes oi Tennessee presented tno creuenua is oi me . _ , , ,, , > 

regarded as Hon. Archlhal Dixon, Senator elected by tho legislature of Johu K 8c, ’ lt died °f the same disease, together 

r JP 1 ' r * ortiUM*' ' Kentucky, to (111 the rnenney oceafiotied by the resfcnn- with some forty or fifty ttogtoM belonging to Mr. Hamlin 

L undvr the UlreoUon of every tio "< ’ f n th " 11 , ! e "7 Vi.“ y ; w .? lch w r r « rea '*' „ 11 Uwh ' M " Dl *°“ 11 howls and Mr. Bcott. 

— on !»™Lvl .wL nr uriim’i Mr Owin objected to the gentleman being sworn on the t..,- u ..... n u. ti.. n.i. * 

squadron or vMp. Ofthe actnal w , uud th|lt Uowrnor 0 f Kentucky had filled the vu- 1Ux,, » R 8,Rr, ‘ ' •“ The Galveston News sujh : 


Ia A €t*R A 1¥ <w 12 COIiiiEOR. f J an . d oxc,, "« nt Apparatus, may we not anticlj 
cni»fV/i .9° Inoreaso to our already extensive patronage T 

SPUING SESSION. * For further particulars apply to the undesigned. 


BIBLES I HYMN8 1 AND l'HAYHk m. 

An ext,”";, lucortment, of »u ,Uc, „ 4 ,, 
of bindings. ,ntTtt 7hik. 

SCHOOL BOOKS. 


life ted to the gentleman being sworn on tin* 
to Governor of Kentucky had filled the v«- 
by the death of Mr. Clay, by the aupolnt- 
Merlwethur ; which appointment, by the 


tb .WTM.w k ofthU gener.1 ngIMvy th. .ddltlowl pay to l „ f Mlu k ^ nr „ WM n0 , in . prt , cnl claimln8 to 
■tliCIPI — - ~T ^Am.in»4n flu Lk« .. A .w. M ...... l,y tbe-dcaUi or_JT 


ppolntw A gentleman who has had much experience, both as n 
by the RanK' T lu the service of Texas and as an officer of the 




seaman to be admori 


name, age and place of birth op'in signing the register ; 
and tb ba required to angage not to ship in merchant or 
other ware la. whilst on ftorlongh. by any other name. His 


.. . . _ __i— vu imn 11 Senator to fill the vacancy cause 


United States, on our fVontlers. writes to us as fellows from 
tbe Rio Grande : 

“ The udvantages of having, and the necossity of keep- 
ing, in servico three co mpanie s of Rnogers. or rather of 


Tho BpHtig Session of t^ls Institution will open tho 
FIRST MONDAY In January, 1863. The Faculty is ftil 
and will so remain. Tho expenses por session of flv 
months arc : 

For Hoard «46 00 

For Washing 6 00 

For Tuition 26 00 

For Room Rent and Servants hire .... 3 00 


BUSINESS OAKES. 


I w.uM twipcolfttUy «U the .ttcitUoQ or _ 

chant., teacher., anil other, tn w.nt of a JT* 7 *«• 
my large .ml Tatohlc Mwwtm.c l^ H.l. 
Spelling Book., Elocution, w„ ‘“""H- 


Total of College charges. . 


THE BRITISH QUARTERLIES, 

ANI) 

MLJICKWOOD'S MAO AZWE. 
LE0NABD BCOTT t CO., No. 34 Gold utreet. NiiwYork. 


Swt" V^Sa3£5 TirfiatKTv K ( w" 


did net pnwrnt hltnM'lf a. aooiiti'.t.r,t? wi.^hcnoltiut cannot l» urged t™ mt.ch on the r rc.ent CoSgmw. The IliT™ ?'■« SSIrT?. D 2SJi..??, V S?vJS h !tJ ' 

to ndminl.tcrlng the until of olBce to Mr. Dixon. who held [ enlarged frontier ol ^our country n ry much necilx this ad- r “ rnish “" ,lr °" n candle., wood aud other oonTonl S ncw, THE NORTH . URITISH BKVIKIV, (Erw Church ) 
** * .... • ditional force. /It Is not that the Ranger Is «o much sti- the oost/6f which varies from tun to fifteen dollars during TIIK WESTMINSTER- RB>IEW». (Liberal.) 


♦7R no oontlnne to publish the following British Periodicals, via : 
.. TIJK LONDONjaiAHTEKldY RRYIElY, (Conservativv.) . 
lUUdlna.and THE ttnffJtiiinnir nvvivtr \ ' 1 


ding Books. Elocution. Logic * 

Reading Books, Arithmetic ’ 

* A, % l it 

Ccmpo.'ltfon, J™*" 

»'■>«. Chcmlxtrj, 


. • n % a » ’ a w ii 

• ■***?+*!■ "’dhpci’j 


Sh,, thh ^;r.^mcnt to rrndVr lw I" 1 '" 1 f »c'“ orldcnc. or title to the wit ! He co,len- ditional rorcc H 1. not that the Itai 

dml that the unlT omal practice had been to all.w the P-rlor a. a coldicr tHat he 1. therefore 
^ B, ""' lor pnwnllog creili otl.l, to he admitted »«d cworn ^'> l « '» W«a»» U>»t the Hanger, |„ 

1?,^ ^ 8 SSKlt '; Sjtrrlcr „ a re- ‘“A .'•"“.Vi™ ''“I' 1 ' b "'" " , ° re ° 0n " U ' t “ Wl 


nr couM seem, 
him I 


, Mr c*.per followed, contending that the. l.cgLlcturc 

ever moneys may be due in him, unless tho feme shall {beir act w&a^Llld^and 1 Hu v l t ^ 8 1 t, J nG ,l did. 

havi been forfeited bv tbe aehtrucc of a court martUI r ftct E,lR v,1 ‘* n,,d th fl Governor’s appointment was 
I mlLr .* ^'onUhSeo, $ T»“i*ct committed by controlljd by that of the hegiLtur.. 


ditional force, it is not that the Ranger Is no much stt- oostybf which varies from tun to fifluen dollars during " aotMUioIBR RE> IEW. i 

perlor as a soldier, that ho Ih therefore more sorviceablu ; tho roar. *1 „ s*® 

but it is because thut tho Ranger^ In days gone by have The Faculty of th«» Pollm™ ♦ v hi . BLACKWOOD 8 EDINBURGH MAG AZINE, (Tory.) 

been more fortunate in conflict" with the savagJs and , , F “ CU ^f ° f , th ® tRko th,B °I'P0rtunity of In- , -TERMS— - 

Mexicans than the regular droops, and havo impressed formln K ,tfl ft’JunJ'* and. the public, that In- future all just For any one of the four Reviews 



Mexicans than the regular troops, aud have impressed Iorra * n K *nu. P«bUc, that In- future all just For any one of tho four Reviews *3 oo ner annum 

them with a degree of terror which they do nc* feel for and proper moans will bo used to promote tho interests of For any two “ “ ’ ” 6 00 P ” an " Wn 

any other troops. The very dread of the Rangers deters the Institution. For an y three '« * “ * '."‘too •« 


ml as a^annlshment fbr an nffenea committed bv llmltedand controlled by that of the Legislature. thu Indians from their usual depredations. The three 

A seaman dlsmisaed from the registry not to be en- a ^, p * s,Bn K u ® ®it®d the case of. Mr. Cloy's resignation in ®‘'thp»nife ° r Bnngers now mustered Into service have 
to be restored but upon the m-rmlsslon of tho bond ?’ ,,ea ,n JttnURr 3 r h " resigned to take effect in April F*ren quiet to this- whole frontier. Bon|o forty largo 

Navy Department, granted'' In consideration of the ! ,ff Tho legislature being then In session elected r,in ^ hp8 and farms which had been deserted have been al- 

pHUos cb vacter of the applicant. ' Mr - Lrittenden. who appeared aud took his suat^the very Jgdy vu-sutUetl and put under bettor iipprovoinent than 


Tho Grammar School connected with tho College Is ad- J" MmR? 

Irablv tnuirht anil Riitiorviami i.» Mr u u ninv « ... . . .. . .9. ' 


I iheritPriouKchvacterof the Applii M.u. .. r 

I *•!«. Bvausn, ordinary seamen, and landsmen, in the “** r 
i *-a rial belonging to the regfeiry. to bo subject to such *” * 


| duty and penalties 


l :dxc; 

tjc -si . 51 i ^Hp* g N ;re r , . 'hM 


In a aode of regulations adapted tb their govi 
der such restrictions or tnodifloatlou * in the 


maw think proper to make. 
“11. A printed book or e 


tglnry.to bo subject to such 
o> 0..nxH« may pro.la., » , 


Department I 1,ut w, ‘ **** In * ,lran F® Gmes. After the recopt polltl 
r I oal revolution uothing should be surnrisht*. We see ui 


▲ printed book or eiroular to be made by tho De- 




oal revolution nothing should bo surprising. We 
this d*y meu from all quarters, wltb principles of 


ig to the establishment of n-*lat«ired seamen, giving u®**® 111 *!"- w " a gramying to philosophers. Its equal could 
description of the obllgatious to be contracted by 1 J , ^ UI “ d ^, c ‘‘ pt ’ £*** uu ‘ nlion '‘ d \ ,y 

and of the privileges t© which they may b« entitled. *“ “j* r, ' port .® f l “® Salt Baku region, where he 

1 of this book or circulars to be furnished to every , V ra ri ® dog, the owl and thu rattlesnake lived 

fob oralngts vessel In communion, of which copies Jj»rmony together. IIe»undertool(. however, to 


aU thh regulations aud conditions . in ‘Ja^ouious action. This. ° f ,U "jj e ™ bv ^ ln6d ln the service. noas under tho name and stylo of WATERS, CAMDEN 

* ' * ' .giving doubtlww, was gratifying to philosopher. Its equal could Mr. R. 8. Walker, of Naoogdoches. is spoken of as acou- * rn 3 'll 

. . 1 not i>o found excent. iii.rlmi.u in tl... 1.., >■ . ... , _ ....... VjU - . , 


1 turlat.” * « 0X10*1. 

nollli- 11 •« iK.aicpa Tor u» to oudorsc tl.wso alatcmenU willi *'l hat. Tata Day akaoolatcil wUB UK in the Factorage, 
«... at' “"j r.-marka of our own. \V» bellcyo It la th. uulTctsul Gomml*«lon and Forwarding hu.lnoa., JOHN B. CAM 
(...(ry '' f °“ r •••»■»• on ‘ho fronthir tli.t then campanlca DEN, Eni „ Into of St. LouIb, and will continuo tho hujl- 


Ai“ Hoatago on Blackwood and the four ReTlewe. 72 
cenu a year. • [Norl31y ] 


Drawing, Chemletty, 

Book-Keeping, Botany • 

Oeograpt^, Htarton 

Biography, N ’ 

Natural PhlloMpi,., 

French Grammar., Dlcttonarle., Header, etc wT** 7 ’ 
Spanieh, Gorman and Italian UrammaB, Di.ti«L 
Roadorx, oto. ^ “twikliM 

Greek nnd Latin BonkA of dmorlptlom, 
BTANDAhL WORKS, 

In erery deportment of Science, Utcrxtxn^.j 
J. B. would coll the attention of hi. frl-nd .Jt , 
Ho to his choice colteotlon of Mheellaoeon. ... .. W 

Work.! All tho new and r.luable »urk, p » b ^ M 

recol.od a. noon u liumed from the Fnn m 

DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN 8TATI0Ky.lv 
A Urge and raluable .took of French. **,1 ' 
American Btationerv. al fm«t, v n il t 



not bo found except, perhaua. In the oa.ee mentioned by dldate for Congroe. In Eoatern Texa. 
Stanbury In hL. report of tie Salt Lake region, where he , 


WOOLEN GOODS, ETO. 

THE llnderelgned bare in .tore and offer for ule at 


W'o respectfully ,„Holt tho patronage of onr o.d Wend. Ill 


American Stationery, al fre.h and new, cmprlL* * 
thing usually kept In a Stationery Watch vtoTiZ 1 
Letter and Nolo PAPERS, of all docrlpUeJ m ui 


or fliogl© vessel fa eommUf-lou. of which 


given to every seaman, In otd®r that ho may I ° 1 " ,1 , “ 1 b 11 n , Ly n J°h th " v t,uv rettlesnake I school. 


Over two thousand dfcllara has boon Eubscribcd in Cen3 Th 7 „ Tl v r,r. ™ , ... f ° ck o 0r ., flne “ d courw> ««>ds, wril 

trpviiio I i-nn nount v tnwnt-i #» » . „ f ni >ea in btnj and thu public generally In behalf of our new firm. adapted to tho Southern god Western trade, a portion of 

trevil o, Leon county, towards the establishment of a good- NewOrleans, July 1. 1862. WATERS fc 00. "hlch are as follow. : * J P • " 


Letter and Note PAPERS, of all description,, fil m 
BOOKS, COPYING PH ESSES, INK. etc. 
the lowest cash' prices. ' 


Mbrmed of the nature of the engsgemimts to be . v lnto J h « l in ‘ irlw dogs ot 
l by him on eatning the Siitvlce of the United l *»® North, Whllo the owl of the Went Will also come In for 

Them regulations to be read and explained to the “ , 

irewa, and ao far as nay be neoessary, to every . ,. r u!. * 10 *“•? aot , or ,n 1,18 NftW Jen ^7 CMl 

before lie alsni the re*t*ir» * n *h« House, and uever before heard it hud been uulver- 


The lion. Johu H. Reagan has been elected Judge of tho 
Eighth Judicial District of tho Statu. 


■MA before be signs the registry. 

12. Tha Department to be auiborlKed to make, njtcr.. 


j. ,jf 

’■ilSWBB 


and modify all rules and regulatiu ns. sofkr as may be 
IriadaiiNimtiilSe 

u 18. A limited number of boys to b»> reoeived Into the 
Navy, upon obligations contracted according to lkw, to 


willy denounced. 


Mangum said that the election of 1840 fo^owed that I Texan adds : 


T4*-W Citern T.-xan says, Messrs. Morrell nnd Glddlngs. 
Who were reported to have-beoti murdered by the Indians, 
returned to 8nn Autonlo the ot^r day sate and well The 


CENTENARY INSTITUTE. 

SUMMER FIELD, DJILUtS COUNTY-, -lUt. 
THE Exercises of tho Tenth Session of this Institute 


2 cases black and colored broad cloths ; 


-case. It was one of the many enormities charged 
Mr. Van Buron. who wfe now one of thu family of j 


willoonimoncuon tl 
tho control and dll' 


1 First Monday of October next, under I do 


itinu of thu following named gentle- I 


do doeskin casMmcres ; 

do Battenets. assorted qualities ; 

inorlno easslmerus and Kentucky jeans : 
all wool and half wool twcods ; 
kerseys and Unseya ; . 


Mr. Morrell has shown uh a large number of specimens mou R “d ladies, who compusu tho Faculty : 


ir aumboTVtke quota, to be*atlowi-d to each vessel. House on the New Jersey case whs a cause for the Minn la Luce, In the State of Uuannjuato, also a beautiful I , U, v 

“ .needful and proper rules for their government and °,Ij 1 Mu rcn ln!840. The Benator's party ^tala elite the same mino ; gold quart r. fromGuadn- guag' 1 " 


dogs, owls and rattlesnakes. 

( Mr. Weller Mid that It wn 


Weller Mid that It w«h news to him that the action 


prairie of gold, quarts, silver aud lead ore, which lie obtained at 
the following mines in Mexico : 

action Gold quarts and rod and yellow sulphate of silver from 


Ukv. A. II. MitchclLjD. D., President and Professor I 50 do 


plaid wool lluseys ; 

Kentucky twills and plains ; 
wool flannels, all qualities am 


of Mental and Moral Science. many other kinds of woolenrcotren, Bilk*and"ll^^goods* 

1U,.K„ Him, Aim. A. M , 1’rof.Bor of And.pt Lan- ° th " “ “ 

„ „ „ W« r.«iK-otfully o»k th. attention of clok. bay.™ to oar 

Mx. Tiios. C. BnAiin, Pr.tunor of Muttiomalios and .took. JOSEPH H. PAI.MEH k CO 

li'mlftry. . No?13. 17 Camp itr.it. 


wool llaun.la, alt i,uaHtl«s and color. : 
blaukd.. embracing every color and kind, with 


Any order, forwarded to me for Standud ui »o^ 
lancou^Worka, Foreign and American, will k .mZ 
attended to. a. tho rulBcrlber b conidMit tno lTi 
experience, extendve aequolntanc. and rwt 
that bb ability to cxecuto any order for 0.1*14,0 kilo 
at very moderate price, cannot berarpai«iblli,D4»' 
Term. Cadi. J0U! i 

f«8 Pub! Uker and Boduelbr, U Qnd,, . 


t <re l 


tkalMMMT 
■g nrrlctb- 





An tncrea.. of th. nary b .tr 
whrw of opr extended pixwcmlooe 
aw now without n dngle public 
Untie onr naval eteamere llkewle, 


-to be regulated by tb* order- 0: Ur. Nary Depart- "d^l^ S^S&iSir. SS2T .of', T"”'' I 

ttrongly recommended, in ^0 It In betur pert. . Tbe Senator frem from tbo lame State .blue .ulphate of direr ftom -Mln» Gm-mbtry. • I 

ms on tin Pacino, where we Nurth tarellna was about to go Into retisoniunt. where. 8an Juan : load and attver ore from Veal Dama ; silver ore Rtv. 1. \.. IUMsrv, Piofmor of Engllah Literature. 

le Steamship, oil tbo At- fa< Ln2!tf d '? T ° tlma to n, l’ ,,nt °* J* 1 ® polRi- f rT m *J e1i,Ub • B JJ Ter , froin Bonora ; black oxide of Miss Julia 0. Tom.Kr. Teacher of English Branches. 

-i- v.. i... i cal errors. Theienator whk not tun nhi v..* silver from^ Sau Lou s Poton ; anM .....n. ♦».« mu .. .. . . w ’ _ u ‘ ““B*™ *»»uiucb. 


sessions on tin Pacific, where we " ■“ ), ,RI T 1 “J" 

public .tfamrblp. on the At- B ‘| rsI«. J 

likewise require to be increWd. c v.ffvJ” , ThB f 


ras about to go Into retirement, where, 8Bn JuRn ! Ikad uud sihrer oro from Veal Damn ; silver ore 
ild have time to repent ol his past polltl- fr 0 ®* BMtlllo ; native silver from Bonora ; black oxide of 


lanws our naval steamers likewise require to bo Increksed. c not too old to repeut-'* For R dTer from Ban Louis Potosl : gold quarts from the (Jila. y Mtsa Mary B Tuanhor ,.r 

lie recommends the building of three first class screw pro- wh,lB lh ® ,R, ®P ®f Uolda out |o burn, the vilest slnuer In addition to the nbovo specimens, Mr. Morrell husshown n i„« »• uaaautr, Ttaohcr of the lnparatory 

pellar frigates, and the samo number of propeller stoops- way return.’ JLaughter ] us native silver and copper from Lake (Superior. These U tf' , 

ot-yfnr: To thasa might be added, with advantage, a few / u ni U •"'•red a resolution .referring tbo credentials jpeclmuns are not only interesting but valuable, and liavo Mor«s. July, a Brauv, member of the Royal Aoadcmy of 


CHURCH BULLS. 


0X0. CLEVELAND. WM. CLEVELAND a. S. cTt,^ ' 

CLEVELAND, BROTREkgk (JO. I 

Commission Merchants, 21 Commercial Plaes N(vM 

lwuii - . ’ r.i 

RICH AUD NUGBNT4(ioT~! 

Ootton Factors and Commission Merchants, No. 61 Bril 
Dow, Carondclet street. New OrlMtts. f, j 


-T r- 1 — — -W! 


pelfar frigates, and the name nnmber of propeller stoops- r ‘' turn - J Laughter J 
of-ww: To tb«wa night be oddrd, with advantage, a few ,V, r W'-r-'d a rcolnl 

nudbrMwiun, adapted to quick dbpatch aud coart of Mr. Dixon to A oomrnlttoo. 
navigation. Tb. ntablbhmcnt of w or mow factorlc. Jlr Mangum moved to ami 
fortS.oon.trucllon<rf machinery, lie, fbr .teameiw. I. uiTOotlmn Mr Dlxonbo.wur 


been collected ut groat trouble and conriilcmblo cxn.n»o 

Tlmv nr.i mlinlr.,1 l.w lmn.l....l.. .. .. ‘ 



I U . r ** d ^ d bo •dulses that, by w*y of experiment, 
I the mall steamers, built with tho understanding th 
| ware capable of being fitted for War bcrvico, sho 


Air. Mangum moved to amend by providing that In the I The J udmlml by hundreds wbo would pass ovor tho 
runtime Mr Dixon be sworn and admitted to his seat. I *•“» ground on which they havo been withered without 


rat, one of 
g that they 
should be 


Messrs. Bayard, Toueey, Chase, and Cass followed In fa- I K lTin B » thought. 


ground on which they have been gathered without 


ansa ai ary B. Uarrv^tt, Teacher of the Preparatory CHURCH. FACTORY. STEAMBOAT AND LOCOMO- 
CI®® 8 ' TIVE BELLS constantly on baud and PEA LB and 

Mons. Julks Brauy, member of the Royal Aoadcmy of C ”~, K8 of Bella fof any number) i sst to order. Im- 
uf th ” M “" lc “ Dopartmeut, and ProfcMor 532? 

uirn.ncii. aud nron<>r!v nnd mrliirr. B ia.. mKi.i, . n. "... * 


vorof the reference of tho credentials to u commit t« u. 
and Messre. llrdBRe and Seward In favor of admitting Mr 


Mrs. Lul-inua Ferguson, Assistant. 


I and properly, and sprlugi* also, which pretent the clapper 


I on the Bell ; thereby prolonging its sound. 

I Hangings complete (including Yoke. I'nim. .....i \t- i \ 


were capable of being fitted for War service, should be ?" d Mgm ”; and Seward In favor of admitting Mr.’ 

iiiliT* I «lttlPP*d ^ tb® proper armament. to.** 1 " **« iU 

tn (m I ^i^Won for the Increase of the number of seamen. The sulject was then postponed, and the messsgo of the 

*° 1 W"r limited to 7.600, Is recommended-tbe present num- P 5g d «2 r f ce ‘ Tt,d » nd rGR d 

bar being insufficient for tbe N4vy as now organised. u u . 1 n “ uil, f r of copies were ordered to be printed. 

The wages of seamen must also be increased- An in- •hd then the Benate adjourned. 

rfeaae « the Marine Crirps nnd of tbe Corns of Pursers. „ ,Io . tJ, *. or RwfeMpiTainw.— PrecUely at 12 o’clock, the 


Later from the Rio Grande. 

The Corpus Chrisil Nueces Valley, received yesterday by primai 7 


Mense of the Marine Cprps nnd of tbe Corps oTPurscrs, a “®u«* or Nevresentaiym — Precisely at 12 o’clock, the . 1 J ^. h ® T8 Lcre 80 “° traders in home flesh from tho inte- 
together with tbe establishment Of a new corps of Aasli- Speaker took tho chair, when tho Clerk proceeded to call „ T °‘ Tex “. , an 4 d l the »PP® R rancc of these tradert among 
Unt Puraere, are recommended. The establishment of a J5» l roM » and °, n f hundred and eighty-three members f °f .^p-Ught-fingerod gentry 

retired Met. tbe recognition of tho offioe of Commodore. ba?l “* answered to their names, n message was F«lut to thu ttb °ut here to go to work in violation of the seventh com- 
and the creation of nt twist two Rear Admirals are again i informing that body that the House was reody to “‘•“dtnent. borne three or four days ago, a party of these' 

: — -« ■ ° nriMKoml tn kiiEtn..4a .. ..i > . . . , J entemris nir rliaus vi>nt Id nn« nf il.« nw.kn. ill 


ult., from which we make the following extract : 1 Latin, Greek,' MathimitVci)^ nnd- Natural 

We have here some traders in horse flesh from the inte- female dffaiii ment 

rlor of Texas, and the appearance of these tradert among Prenaratnr^ CImwi * 

tula Invariably thu signal for thu. light-fingered gentry 

ttb<»ut here to go to work In violation of the seventh com- I" 011181 ® 1 * Department 

uiaudment. borne three or four days ago, a party of thus»- Extra Charges. 

OIlti-rnriHlnir rlisna nmllnna. aFil... x r xxr \l ... I 41... m ° 


II , W V 4 l 1 Ml PUUIIU, 

Ratos of Tuition for the Soholastio Tear. fumlS irTwi^, 118 Vuk °' Fr * m ' “ nJ ' vhet ' l ’ ) 

„ . HXI.X ucrxkTMRNT. , An t-xpiirienc. of thlrtv yoar. In thin btuin.Mbj tht-lr 

BrimaryCUuw F25 00 “‘f, 'V' 1 "' «-na.bled Ir to uworUln ih. ba.t fora for 

Engll.ti Grammar, Goograpby, Arltbmotlo anil Uio- BfU.,tbo combination of motalx. noil dogreo of beat ro- 

‘wy 30 00 Ib^Ro far securing Irftht-m tbo gvcato.t Kollitlty.Btr.nirtb 


th. PerMyeranee. baa a letter IrolnBrowmirlllcoftbuSOtb E “*[|* h ar ® mmilr ' 0l ‘ < ^P 1 >yi Arithmetic anil iii»- r , “.'i?* 1 '’ ■ Dd d «ir«' of Beat ro- 

“it, from which we make tbe following extract : Latin, (irockisiathcmatic.'and Natural Bcicnct.i 40 DO *“J‘“«'tm(.loai()ua toniiT wW^m^Uemcito'togiSr’i'r 

Vt I'llKYB IlFfB snmn trniliin.- n tmann fl..aU 11. - i_i.. With hla «..r« 4 • - , . ■ 


recommended. proceed to business — and a resolution was adopted for ap- ®® t, ' r P ri,, l n F diaps went to one of the ranchos below this Music on the Piano. . 

The Naval Asylnm at Philadelphia Is well condnetcd. Panting a committee to join a committee of that body, P la ®°- ®nd attcrlying .the i-aqueru*. drove off all the ani- 'Music on the Guitar 

but it Is suggested that It would bo well to remove It to ^ thepurpose of informing the President that the House ?’ and r y. fl I ywt t aU 10 lhem haT0 D® 811 un “- U|,e of Piano 


■»w *fv ,. - 7 . ’ — ■w|»"vvuivuw 1 u«*inor 

with his very .extonrfro iisorUncnt bf pattorn., arc now 
held by tho sutocribcnc who have grown upin the busl- 
MO. ^ “CMyttud who will use every endeavor to sustain the renu- 
40 00 tntlon which the eltobliihment ha. •h.retoforc i-njoyod 
both in this and foreign countric. ; tho hells from which 


WRIGHT. WILLIAMS a CO. 

C omni talon Mcrohant., No. 03 Graylrt itmt lit Oi. 
leans. N ^ | 

B. K. GURMAN k CoT t 
Importers. Wholesale and Retail dualurs In HaU, CspuJ 
Straw Goods, No. 36 Magailne street, corner ofOnrl* 
New OrleMbs. 

A general assortment of Panama, Campcachy. U(Vu 
and Palm Leaf Hats, at the lowest eash prices, eoutuCf 
on hand. . . * | 

45i- Manufa ctory. 181 Water strait New Y flric. M | 


but it Is suggested that it would be weU to remove It to ** ^purpose of informing the President that the Ilnui* ma ! ?’ and ra. fl , ywt t ad t0 V 1 ** 1 lhum haT0 h® 80 unR - U * e of Piano 

Annapolis or Norfolk, away from the temptations of a large wAs ready to receive any communication which be might . 1 T ““ Lf u S® ®‘ I apprehend will continue Drawiug. Painting and Embroidery 

city. The Naval Observatory Is htghly commended ; and “V® to “ ak « to Congrers. h Jo exist until the United States and Mexico, la mercy to French Language . . ; f 


i , — — o r -«o iicui, iiuui which 

48 00 have repeatedly /oocivud the high.it award, of th. New 
40 00 »°‘*=Ute AgHculturmFSoclety and American Inatltute, 


city. The Naval Observatory Is highly commended and n * T ® 10 “•••i Congrers. n i”” "T.’T"'.',’ ^ “* r * v ^ " J ——a aj uu - - 7 — a.,u*..uum.i io wui »iu w m»nu- 

Co ogres* U referred for further parti.-ulare to anaccom , fJ on : B **® rapd ^letoens, ot Va.. \rho had been returned ‘ Vi L Uie 1 ,P^ >opl ? on . tlli “ «uU>r into Each student will be oharged two dollars ner voar for by L tho ■ uba °ribcrs, of whichthey wllljiavo con- 

ponylnw Jettor of Lieut. Maury The ohSerrattone of of G. W. Tliom I »o„, elected ,!ujg.:. arm Hon. Win "’, m " k J“ l1 07 *? .’KS^SV* tr -‘ , y ■*’ now thu Dur „,„„ r* W P , ’. Unt ' 7 bl,uJ *“ n»nortmont ofTran.lt [nxtrument. 

Lieut. G1UI., tn Ohlll. and the experlno-nte of Prof Eepy. f KI,to n> 07 Jy, who had been elected In the place of lion ^ ,m ‘ in “ u “ ootrigie will continue P1 ° f wood and water andforother Level. Surrcyor'e OompaM., (plain, nonlou. and tm- 

are spoken of as deterving L of much pi also. It la recom- Uh“pkrey Marshall, Embassador to China, were then sev- , P er P® tr » t *‘d with scandalous Impunity. A man necessary attentioiUo the school rooms. proved.) etc. Also, Draw or Composition Castings of any 


40 00 « Diare Agncuiturairaoclety and American Institute, 
6 00 and at wb l ch wer « completed Chimes and heavy Alarm 
15 00 Btdl8 for different parts of the Union aud Canada 


F. E. A: MALABO. ». 0. AlWim*. 

MALARD It ARMIBT AD 
Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and L'm- '.je Dry Goods, 
No. 70 Gravler street, between Magailne and I’anyNnr 
Orleans. ^ 

A fUli supply of Plantation Goods. . fe.« 


■ MA t ! 1 *KMATIOAL LNSTBUMENT8 will .till be maun- 


— 1 ' -f ■ » " T** 

xaan 

•. - Vy -ribi 

•^r: r.» ig 

• -r-.-r 4 -*, 

X J. - JwCyr-af mi j, i 

- SrST 


“fewsyr «u‘,o„ h.vlcg been carrled-a icidlon hx,lc ?ft „- SSSSSS ^ ' ‘ 

Wmh!! 10 ‘D® 1 period. this not very diguified proceeding — during which a mes- ft” fcq “f Deap ' i ® tl “J 

rngre^sbSd ^Prc«Uzy,in conclusion, estimstos tho sum neces- W # wn " ® S«^l® informing the Iloilo 

nrylkr Lha support of the ha vy for the year ending (kit two of its members had been chosen to join a com- RD d »b<>ut that place. It would 
ti«a rittTS* 80 ’ 18 **®*M1501.693 07 f of which $4,031,021 «b ai, “ 0, \ f ' r ^! e to wait on the President^ -,j 

- ™ D riiU ba for special objects. Tbo amount drawn from the ,® he mtm kers having chost?n seats as their names were jilt" ,, nn 


One-half of thJption Fee is payable in advanoe, the * l ”«® st lo ordor - 


.^rewlntion having been carri.-d-a motion having fall- ^ lnc ® my kwL nothing of a deflnite nature hfewcurred ° ther Ua ‘ f ttt thu *®^ of ^on. 
thu Mine in- fid to lBy on th e table— requiring members to draw for • mon 8 °“ r neighbors, and the country s<?cius to continue T. nnT .j ... "“aroinu 

lurved subse- de FU>ro. about one hour and a ha f was spent in l “ ® ret 7 ***»■ On the 10th, an officer from' Board ran b,! ^tulned in the village and its Immediate 

this not very dignified proceeding-durlng which a mes- ft™?* * quarters near \ ictoria, arrived at MatamOros, riciulty, in tho best of families, at from ten to twelve dol- 
j sum neces- . wu " j^vad from tho Senate informing thu Houso ^ ro,, . , . tar J ^^tlons in lars a month. Including washing, tool, lights, etc— half 


MOAROINU j 

Doard ran be obtained in the village and its immediate I 


AU communications promptly attendod,to. 

ANpRBW MENK ELY’S BONB. 


West Troy, Albany county. N Y.. 1861. 

SLAHK. DAY Sc STAt 


SLA1IK. DAY Sc STAUFFER. 

Agents in Now Orleans. 


- -I ■ ■ - 1 wiywi/M.. t uu ■uiut.Ub ummi iiuui uir ■ . 

during the year ending Jum 30, 1862, was. after I ,7““ 


ittce or the House to wait on the President; ^ T 1 ’ e| K I ‘ l “ ana *»«»* ^ engagements, and on tho r '» * 7 lutr U1U enu 01 lD8 urm 

The members having chosen Mats as their names wero l *|^T®otn .U i ey made a formal attack, and were repulsed. Should parents be unable to accompany their children 


tor7a^i b ttoah l lrf“lTi d l ° MMuU on Vic ' to thu InBt,tu t® they heed riot hesitate about Bending them 


!&£^SSSlJ£ WM,ob * lh ' IlmK I ”‘ , . 0CMU - nC0fb '‘ arJ1 ' ,s ’ 1 “ t, ‘° ‘‘-"W-t or the Initjtnte 


JEFFERSON STORE 

\\ M . F I. K M I N G . 

Bookseller and Stationer. 




be number 
orCJ to be 


wt In future at 12 o’clock, 
i of Mr. Lane, the rules were suspended to en- 
move for the appointment of a committee to 
dividing tho ^territory of Oregon'into two ter- 


back, and the result was that llaraYcwith Uls regulnrs Wl11 carefuUy Be ® 10 H Vhat they are provided with good 
was defeated, losing his artillery, etc. boardlnaJiouaeB. * 

byiKimij flvomem- r.rfnhi arc reiiuc.tcil to iwml their chllilren in time for 


Corner of Jaekson and Tchoupltoulas streets. 
Fourth District NewOrleAus, 


DR. GKKENLEAP, 

Office— Jackson street, between the Markst-lioujc ul 
Tchoupltoulas street. 

Residence — Corfier of JacksoiT aod.Vngaifnr streets. Ll 
fayette. my j 

CHITTENDEN Sc DAMKROnT 
Dealers in Carpeting. Oil Cloths' Uuuwkreping jij 
GoodK. Nos. 26 Chartres street and 27 Cuftomins 
street. New Orleans. fell , 

a. j. waicuT. jImu rawr. 1 

A. J. WRIOIIT it 00. 4 

Cotton Factors and _ CommiPNlon and Forvardtof Hea 
. chants. No. 67 Gravler street, New OrtetnSy M* 


Has just received from the different Book Publishes a 
large and well selected stock of School Rooks. MlscelUne 


JOHN B. CAMDEN. 


raarlVtam An i H Ud Bfiport of the P oftmoitar General- n .\ V® DU « . OI . * l ^»m», moved to suspend the rules, to #“ ATal0fl rcceirud an express - ,. . r Tki.ikT^r ’• i r' lower prices than heretoforesold in the South 

S5fi^v^S n, ,, _ _ enable him to introduce a resolution, fixing the first Tues- hlH L [‘. ut . w, “® nt at L.«margo. commuuicatiug the in- Of the aohelon. This Is highly important as tho pupils He would respectfully Invito the uttcutlon of mer- 

— TStSEZZJSS* % L“u 0 h“o, T A5!5 %3^£Z£St wh0, ° cou ” cl,h ' of ^^atsssr* hU cilcM,r - 

2 ES suc^ssrx»-- SSS 5 S«Sskbk de^viwwaaaEss 


SCI- . k!?”* tho i? r rit °ry of OregoD into two ter- by Bomo flT ,° mem - Parenll are requested to send their children In timo for ®*» d Standard Works, Religious and theological 

'‘feht'S 1 thra to h. th„r xtudle. the Hft J.y ££S “ ^ “ 

enable him tn introduen a nwulutloa. Bxln* thr nretTuim. 1.1'HiL‘D.nt at. l.amar^M. ('(Jiimiunlciitiiiij th- In < u, “ rk ’ K ' ion - ThU I. highly Imjiortnnt a. the pupil. He would reepectfully Invite tbo attention of mer- 


:*to hythe I 


land., Tho motion to ‘.impend | hD^eS. 1 ” Kn“5!ngo“jlXrt thlt C, *?!V 


Waters, Oamden A Oo., 

OOTTON AND TOUAOCO FACTORS, AND OSWil 
COMMISSION MERCHANTS. 

July 3. No.102, Poydral ilreet KreOrlnA 


yearly 1 prevlooriy. We give the following abstract : 


School Books, consisting of 
Spelling Books, School Prl 


Primers, Readers. Arithmstlos 


» i ■ «.* v "i .Ti m " p<4nt« d to wait on the I’rcaldeut had performed that dutv 

ip- vt; 1 “> «» u°“« 1 

I -Pl-tJotod during the yi or 0,365. of whleh The Speaker then called for octltlon. and cel, .linn. 


icrvlee on 
examina- 
to he entlltod to 

^S35 



3.726 riere to fill vaean 

.... ^ nnvv. ua M CAIUI- ivaui • --- wf4M „» u 

" Ikdwd^Md^l^dl.eonHnMMl’d^rtnVthe’wiAr 1 ’^ 0 * 4 ” Ui ' SStST -i^iS'thMlu^.r ^Rh".^ 1 day. excep'ted.) tog«tb»r"wlto'thr«VtobuJrTp^^^^ ' “LANK BOOKS of .U dewrlption. and .Ilea. 

£ O^^'C ^ >■ » 52 ' W 4 So® M*'"'-""™' 1 ’ JU ' ,D * tb “ — oM.; P toi« C ffilf^rf^^ '» tb " lr I O-partment. of la.trucliou 

“ —n. wb have children to ho educated. Po^S^^rd^nXl^Ac 01 '"' Wri “ Dg U ' , * k ■’ 


appointed during thu year 6,265. of which Tho 8p«aker then called for petitions 
) flu vacancies caused by resignations. 246 on from thu different Btatcs and Terrltorii" 
tea, 8U0 by removals, and 1710 on entabllsb- On motion of Mr. Florence, of Penusvl 


and resolutions I 


REGULAR DRY GOODS TRADE. 

JOSEPH II. PALMEll fit 00., 
Importers and Wholesale Dealers iu Dr/tlood^‘47 Cus) 
struct, New Orluans. • frli* 


Florence, of Pennsylvania, it was re- 1 


i*r uur. *uu uuc in which all the local author!- I — •’ r»“'«u *uu uvutciuuuou oj accept 

0,4 people. Jauregin, tho eominamling I and facility- of communication (having a dally mail, Stln- 


r >uc; rtuiwwwu non rupur ana Knvt-lopes. '« 
plain 11 *^ ° EP * nd llBOOrd P ®P® r of ®U qualities ruled and 


■ 6711 mail routes, their i 


Wri 214,234 nil lea, aud employing 621-6 4 

J. --, 7 — - UMl trauportaUon of the mail, on then route. 8B.M 

«r promotion to 7^1 ailea, at an annual coat of S3,»iB,ti71, being a hi 
- I rn** JJ-JO W»U |wr *U. ; 1X 081788 Bile, were performed 


" 100,000 WORTH OF „ 

Fcihionable Clothing, Gentlemen'iFunilib 


of 68 f* 6 ' tonguage, and is speakiug at length, in support of his k , no8rin * Guards were mounted, patrols out, all 

of ttMLSJlUt being about motion, at the dosing of this report 1 P th ® troo l>" ln lh,,,r <iuarters-but It was all fuss and feath- 

08 mile* worn IMifiimUHl nn * uni - mil Iknnnlv rt-iiill , r . . .. 


; OjSM^OD mile. In xieoinbiate. at a cut of T 11 ' E»Pt».io» 
r r™*“T“ W05.818, being ahoot 8 oenta per mile; 20,888.030 miles in ooataln full parti 
(from the eonebm, nt « co« of *1.7384184. being ahtrnt 6W cenu per n„.„„ 

n *^*i *pd 26,850,621 miles in modes npt specified, at a cost .T , . 
nwtovjAU- of *X4r2»^ao, being about 4 b-10 eentx permlle ahjiul four mile. 

The lulaud .err toe .bow. over tl 


er« ; and tho only re.ult wu that mmc of our more daring 

I mill iOili-rnrlntno- umn.rolor, i . . n 


1 „ ■ — R ud eutrrp rising smugglers nuoceeded In crofeing over 

lux Exi-LosioK or rut Gcarra,— The 8t. Loula paper. • <im » » B » 11 package, of prohibited good.. '• contrary to tho 

t At a In Full x..,ll...l rn . . ... nrnulalnne rtf ilia, xtilnt. I » ..._L , . 1 ... 


MARIO* FEXAEE ftEldlltAKY, 

MARION, PERRY COUNTY, ALABAMA. 


Albums, Fancv Portfolios, Work Boxes, Writing Dosks. 
Portmonnak-R, Card Cases, Music, Ac. 

For sale on reasonable terms, by 

WM. FLEMMING, Bookseller and Stationer. 
*ri“AU orders promptly attended to. nov20-ly. 


in g Goods, Ac., at Retail 1 

ALFRED MUNROE $ CO.'S 

"One Price’’ Mammoth Clothing estaWJlhferi)^^ I 
Mugaxiue street, New Orleans. 


to gy mr ofH 904 mUea In mall STt ft b ? efly by ^B^h. Thu boat had just made 

rf “J““«'»<»toUon, and if *418.317 In tho’an“ul’ J X wu.Y' 1 j|' R “ th, ,Illlo ‘ loD LK-UJace, Uapt. 
©oat, tha railroad service lielna Increased Ofll p « ri 7 was standing on the hurricane deck nnd wan 


oo^taln full particulars of thu explosion of tho sternwheul P ro , v ^°J 18 BtR tut« in such casos made and provided, 
•tmmer Genera, which occurred on the third In.tant “ 1,J ■K* l “»“he peace nud dlgnlly of the Blute." 
atrfut fuur mile, below Alton,- Illinois, and which we have' • . .-~rr--. -g 


Faculty. 


A PARTNER WANTED 

' IN A SUGAR PLANTATION. 




• V- 

■■*-* — 'f — ■' A . . A it 


eort, th, roUrad urrlee Ulng Inoreucd 3514 081 mil™ at ... 

of *280401, andthei^ ^teambnat eervloeto ‘hvown up and fell Into the flame, on deck. Ho wax re.. 

2 ?, of Ama .. cuW b7 I»""“ »■> ‘ho barge along aide, but to terribly 

30th of J une, of tbo aggregate length of °18 *a1j mll!w-im “ I * a “ lhl ' twiM injured that It wae not thoughl 

nnai ttuupogtation $2,408 mllraOu thru, of the route. 7 »r him to reoover. The pilot, Wm Gall, wa. ter 


Lutor from Nassau, N. P. 

The Spaniali brig Copomloo. which arrived atChorle.. 


of Moral, Mental and Natural Bclonoun. -i Brt »„ r , -y*j ”■ ««"uuwub, *uu 

Mr. H. M. Dai v, l'roru.sor of Vocal Music, Planoandllarp NewOrleon. and OpelouMa ltaU- 

Mr. Nicola Maiiai hall, Prof, (near of Drawing and Paint. ‘ “ * 8"« neighborhood— entirely aeoure 



-tic 

riWu prod* 


the hurricane deck and was I tou on tbu ^ tb ia>t > brings datos from Nassau, N. P„ to struotor on Guitar. 


I cu#d by persons on thu barge along alije, but so terribly We take the following from the Courier : 


the 20th ult. — sixteen days later than heretofore received. ^ Thompson, English. 


~ “ ot th ° u « ht 


feUmatod at 200A92 miles, at 
?£*!*, t 400 ® h* 1 ®* about U » P** mUe on the other 


possible for him to reoover. The pilot, Wm Gall, was ter- 
riuy burned, but his injurlea were not considered mortal. 
Thb clerk, Capt. Wm C, Johusou, died In a few moment" 


. a ' ■ " Nassau. Nevember 20. 

cle.f.r,J h rt Ku^sM 0 a»t°hS.SS “A ■SS±^^K k »Si& haa Ju.t been S? 

•szLs* ^“,Lr m c- j tr°"' mwi in * f - — 

tha c om B* ,p> ®^ on T °i«d ^tha^Coll 1 M 1 Lnu^ at “tokuk 'i^dTuLtaTag” to ■“ t b 1 td u j T UK >: L‘ i mfxSfnX r “T.' ^’ b ’ r y^*^” ,t «- th « N-h.m. 

— ^l*Mse-lon^Sng«m brio* About *3 M m.r mlle “1.0 or. the bar keeper and ° ! ' i “ 7 d “P“uhed to Pedraxa Iruepa and Princlp.l'reald.a In tie Wte, and ^w“th hS 2dy ubrt *H:,“ ,“4*00*1., and the Richmond 

th< ’% ^ 4 T -*r «' ssL^sa: 


Mr. N icola Maeikiiall, ProflsBsor of Drawing and Paint^ mlmmsUtiTs* 111 * , fln ®“* , Khborhoo<l— entirely secure 
lug, of the French aud German LangZes and In- £Z JS VfS&JE* ^ opti “ ‘? Dd < nou B b 
struotor on Guitar. ‘* I ** UB ®*' nflm 70 to 80 hands, and to make from 600 to 700 hogs- 

Miss M. L. Thompson, English. b ^, ds ? f ri BU ®f r ®®“ u ®D y » desires aa a partner tome good 

Miss M. J. Bonucrant, English. !£?L Sf w 555 add P refl ®®t ^rce on the place from 

Miss Indiana Olakk, Engllwh. Iiiiu J*** n< K’ ® d?anoe fF, om t * n to thousand 

Miss. , Music. B dolUra In cash. 1 he crops will make all the other pay- 

Mrs. Hebei ca Clarke. Matron and Nurmi >?- U .? t *- tb L t w ** 1 be re<julred If dulrcd. he would sell one 




muTS 1 ' 7 °^ 1962 »*» “U h.dl, maided. Th. .toward, two cook, and four 

a .. w I r.ahlii hi vu «r.> alw<t tnuliUJ a . . 


GENTLEMEN visiting New Orleans are rei|*tNlji» 
vlted to call and examine much the largest asdB^^®' 
plute aaftortmunt ot goods iu tliu above 
the South. 

B'e manufacture all our Clothing cxftt^j^ wtvn | 
retail sales, aud It la with the perfect codiikaw ri 
able to give aatlsfuctiou, that wu ask all whotoj 
with a call to uxamiue particularly onrstj r ks.I»‘ na b { ‘ 
turo, trimmings, file. Ll 

All goods sold by us are warranted In every rwjtd- J* 
after the purchase of ouy article any diaantlsto*^°*“^ | 
it will ho cheerfully taken bock and tba money rriW* 
Our object la to please our customers, 
gar ONE PRICE FOR UOODS-No deviation. I 
fe 6-ly ALFRED MtKBOl k CO, 

34 Magaxiue stree t, N»w Ori*g> . 


ounts to this 
aup 18 


**?? !!-,. rJ f*®* 4 *"* l* poitagu uuder iho Aot of 

doe f not «*0*®d five oenta a pound in 





AuenepuDiicau nays that tho head engi- nurinrlheweek-en.Uno. fv,m o-m ,***. uorurneH" ao tnat at all times, pupils wUl find the com- 

" b0 bl,w up tl,e wuh\ta J £ro?“f^ D Se?f fc.^!„ p . rl r n Thi: 

‘ b * t b '' b “ W “' , > “I 1 ‘wo or three other boat, Among th. Bemlamy, dlllgenllr «um^d?"^to“le'!2L.."w.l b . t “ 


,r , . wn u F‘»o Of three o‘her ho.U greax aimmutlon of mortality. Among the Seminary, diligently guard aud foi-m^ their Morale 

llo;lA thought to be perfectly reckleoA or carelew, and the r K e ,t 'u b,t S’ M ™, J<,bu M - Ur “, Ben., lady of and hoblta of tho puplle llelng under hi» charge at all 

foot ofthi. boat having ju.t landed, and wo> thou working ITth ^u“T?nd ^ M tot mST' of‘ih “‘«J r ™ ^ooux‘»n‘ly exerelaed under* wloletom. 

off au*m. Ahowa la.,1 * r, lia<, “ ‘he_‘8th uU.. Alto of cholera, that of iyatem of regulation* renoeclinu neatniwA. order, mmel... 


B. H. FAHNESTOCK'S VERMIFUGE 

The Bafeet and Moxt Jiff, dive * 

fli'.WEH r JFOJR U’OR.ffS. 


. MH. JAMES WRIGHT I 

Having for private reasons which no 1 od|« •**> 
oontii^iod his interest during the last burinetf »*«<■ 
t^iu firm of James Wright fit Son, w* have no* 
sure of announcing that he becomes this day » 
in our bouse, and solicits tho interest of hb 


ikMnl 

h*ttbm*4 


CsfeS’ KSSu^tSl P"tot of Off steam, sho wy^d^maMg^nT UHU WorklDg JJJ b Jj“ d ®“ chulura - that of system of.reSTlatS. respMUu^neatn^^ordeT, puucti- Kr J“ U- BRADFORD. Merchant, Heywood Go., Tenn. 

. _ a . of Urn road, it is expired, will remedy many de- y “ pt - Deau « ® body has been found. ♦»*.»..!». S . l “ ^x ,tb Btute *‘ that al- of Home and family are not removed by this arranirement of oth «r Wnda have been sent to me, but they re- 

jfefetto leu , 1, th. transportation of the mall, to and from Cali- . * sSn^reSdl^Zn^ fS badn « , ttt 2"£* u ’ yut 11 is but P® r P tttuat « d ®“ d -trengthenud * arraDBfimont ’ nmln unopened. Your Vermifuge is an articled Common 

«x»r*i . i ExTBAoaDiNAKY SpEfL'LATioN.— A late number of the i K i 1 ? 0 . f audH of l bat extended Thu uusulng acholastio year will comuiunou on Thurs- ncce 1 *f it y; and I venture to aay that no family in thu county 

* ^y* !' , Tba great rwelptonf the Department for tbe year end- London Economist reveals an uxtraoriiinnr 1 n SPLjjf * “* ® b [ K ® d J r ^Wtod tan, and it is feared that day tho 23d of September, 1852. PupilB can enter at unv "^“'d think of doing without it ; for Ague symptoms iu 

Lndtox But of this ouly*$4 220.- Jour and wC iftU t on ^ ^ ^ U ‘° U “P®« d grievous time during the ‘year, chorgeabi; SX time of^ 1 *»&*' ** ?*■ «- 

from letUr postages and stamps, and $789 ZUA “ 1 „ i0to by Louis Napoleon and ,1 trancu. No deduction will bo made but bv unm-l.l M . “«ce«» ry j. Indeed, we seldom find it necessary to rive an v 

Mfrom aawapapere and periodicals The receipts from **b Finance Minister, M. Fould. For the last three yearn. 12th ult '’ ®® d **•' rangoment with thu Principal. y ** oUie i« mo ‘“ olno ,n the common ailments of chUtUvn If 

fojU^ffierelsmby 81^88.384 43 Uun those of the pre- France has been the principal market from which Great whfob r U . e if° th ^ Uu,r ® wur ® caaw i ° r Boarders study at night under a teacher They are ° l ertll ! c ® t ® B 4 could do any thing to increase its popularity 

1 r- .3“" ^ - - - -- - - 

.. tortjtoMra a rat oro to higher rates. d theiffectsofa dearth of food on the minds of experienced nurse, with medicines and wholesome exercise. which its efficacy in removing wormt has not boon proven 

•£ r,ir; to^r.^:; r r;f rz: 1 ’ h ;:; , » , «>ir»p«.« n ..j 1 c.8.,.to,; l hy^D" ut. 

wi SS«®Srb?airi s= ssriSsr-^H- 

ST» cSnilfiSPMKa SriSSSwISK « -*- 

rHifiifl du fh»g the next jear, it Is sx- Kn K lll “d- to keep prices down there, so as to prevent any d ?°? b y the authorities at Nassau uplls. Ry Ruv. II. N. McTyeire,-of New Orleans; Rev. 0. F. 

*33 Wdlt# the IratumkAiou of tho Bouthern douund happening in France. Arrew^ hld ilt , , 4 4 , PupU - ® ru »«t aUowud to attend parties, balls, dancing 8tu *K«*. AUbama ; R«v. A. T. Holmes, of Georgia. 

JJrfiSSK— »-V W k ad 4 WoohlngtoD, though ^ *“ *“ ^“todle:.^ “‘ 0Ub ““ J ^ ^ work wo. puhll.h.4 a ye.rjuc., 2 baa 

i »» dn d^foctfre and uuaatUfactorv. The . gh duty, but uo duty axistlng in a. Visitors are not reoaivud by pupils, except with sultablu U1(!t wittl encouraging success and been cordially com- 


.a' * - r , 

“ " *T ^*“-| — -y— A" 


1 10 from newspapers 



former patrons. ^ ^ . 

To correct a general misapprehension, it 1* P®?* 
state that he has no Interest la any other hou*. 
JAMES W^RIQ IIT. A. J. WlU,0Hl 8 ^ 

New Orleans. Dec. 1. 1851. — c--^ 

^ MUSEd GUEK.N VVOOD*ri CO. 


^ muai.3 uuaa.i n wv <» 

Commission aud Forwarding Meruhuuts, 


^T. U. JACKSON * CO.. , 

Doalers iu Fino Fashionable Clothiug, No. 81 
(next door to Planters’ Hotel.) New Orleans. , 
Youths’ Clothing, Gout ’s Under Uannwd*t 
Truuks. Curpi-t Bug", and a general aMo»tm«i w. 
Clothing, always on hand and for rtl®*® 

tho lowest market pries* ^ 


) bt; prov ided for 


tba letter «nv«lo»« will aoon he m*Hv f.i 


B. F. SMITH, DENTIST, . ^ 

Has returned, and Is devoting himself ciclttsi 7 


IreSSniLEiefS^ 1 10 l “» ,roTt lb l* ®w 

i ®f riulty amoo 


s hive f ^ nd L a “° re , moderatu ®»d leas costly mod* was ob- tlonKd of thl P ( ^ at< V ®“bsorlp- introduction to thJ*Prindp«i Fro mpatr 

* rail- tallied of affecting the market. The market thus de- fierioua rtouSmk^L^^SJi ^ ti 1 1**?* Thu Principal must have curtain Infoi 


Sturges, of Alabama ; Ruv. A. T. Holmes, of Georgia. 
Ibis, little work was published a year sfnee, and J^as 


praotloe of his profession. 

Office at tho corner of St. Charles street, fe ^ 

Square. , - ‘ 


BOOT AND BROS STOKE-,, 

Tim old and favorite stand, ooruer of uamp. . ^ 

And Frytanla afreets, is now well toralahod wit® 


. V VfQ 

1 ; 


*c«lvud by pupils, except with sultablu U1Ct witb ® noour *ElnS success and been oordlally com- 
Princlpal from patrons. mended by thu various denominations. It deserves a 


g as38BB g££ ®88&s m=sm 

gssgi^gfeSBiS SliSiSsHit'SS f® ™*‘ 

tlOOa trip for the (lavra Hue, aud fot fiti XIOh.OOO sterling, which u a small amount for auLUr f ^(h way o thiuking.pu the in 1 '^} r ?JJ r 7 u ® Bt q, d to encourage erem»«y 8. ROBB A Oo., 

^ “ 7 »W*‘i -na .uare than made up by L wriv.ff at Na«au on h ilJSL ." fiN * U, W».W puplU-ctoXfcg, pWS«|! • JVe. 80 tifmpier itrtel, Ntw OrUm$. 

M-OAvutly «• *<*U u' exiuS^"2hK to b “ 0 * u *JW8«laUou» of tbe Uovaruimiui In the rallraj 18lh ult. Newl ark, vhloh putt ahe UR ou the The IuxtltuUcm ha* graduated forty-four young lafflea Tho ■ubioriherxiuTlte Flantori aud Dealeri iu Saddlery 

■euuraUowvdttiaD.tlM export* fruiuG.'rDiADvto ,bu — public atocki, by uhloh to many private epee- Her Itritloli ^Aieety’a aurvavlav vraael HrnraU argAlilxAUiiu.Anil Arrangcmout, aro holy A luailn etc., to eallaud examine thatralook. 

n* T JS*pp?uw>i fiS^oom»euood ruu. J 4 ” **"“ Aa the (iovermaeut played Turk-. Ulaud on ihe 6lh ult. ^00 of her offh-tre. Lteut. paratua, OaV&e'touId^ ller barfum 0 ' 1 ** 1 ”* ' U ^ Tbe7 are aoualAatly reotovlng Oooda from the Menu 

^*a^“aA ,b r^^ .1 , “ tWll H> b V w ‘..««to,l». Th‘e Falutlugaud Madera ^‘<*ry Iu Phltalelphl,,.ud direct from K, .gland,. nd are 

: tot*iT5KJi^ a£!!^*.T — rr.1-. ’ audof th* .pXhiUt, Jdtl **“*“«•»«*» ««■ iu till. IiuUtullou (hr th. freparelto offer llber.1 ludueemeut. to purehtoer., • 

-A^f „*5 IZJ&r*** »— w*5. U« (UeveUbd -J Wi-IISSJSS^^ SixttS! •'if*'* “> I.Ur,...d well 


consumption which ob- I (hat thu cholera would bu i 


imruuucuou io iuu rrinclpal from natroua. rnenueu ny the various dunomtm 

Thu Principal must have oorLaiu information respecting prominent plaoo on the table of 
every imrreanondunt. Pupils are required to attuud Thirty-five Cents ' ’ 

Church aud Sunday School on Sabbath **uny nveieuu. 

• N o accounts will bu opened in Marjon but with the p uhll«hed lu Charleston, B. C., by Southern BaptistPub- 


ovury master. Prloe, 




vy a.'-* 

**• ir rt fw> ... 

- :J 25SE?¥=> 


totoaEtW^nStal 


dh(M-"und Boots, of every variety. with f®“* 

Customers and atraugure faithfully 
argaius aud a good fit, from Monday luoruiug 

J ^ U B-Pleasu remember that I do not open «n 9**® I 
Thun-fore cull during the week. g 


■fey Java lacruaaml .Joe# th 

WBtefiPSS 


ion add jewelry. ¥ ATe. 60 Otaeier 

the Tne.InstUuUon has graduated forty-four young ladles Tho subscribers Invite Planters am 

. ®*®o® Ks lorgauiaatlon, and arrangemauta are bulug made etc., to call aud examine their stock. 


V* WAREHOUSE. 

8. ROBB A Oo., 

No. 60 barter it, eel, New O, leant. 
Tho subscribers Invite Planters and Dealers lu Saddlery 


dst&ri 


■ ft 


2 :ssg 


« m 'V num bar of any, thay were sure to win. iTZ\2, 7: died of yellow fever The Professors of Music, Drawimr PilnLlnean.i kfnd*«. tootory lu Phlladolphl 

-t w ' ■ . .* ’ and of^a°i«^fi[uV l !rf , itI « f^Ufi^a IfeTfibren engaged ln &ls Iniiffutin^tSa prepared to offer llban 

* **' ai^S? ' ~ Wt ** t "‘ n w “7 1 Um» develops ouj Colcu. I.l.ud., iL^ureA w'^Vahm^^o mljf »MfpU^UIy-ara gayAriov Th*ir atoak lp Atoi 


Tmxx OXD : 


new. «*i *1.1 .L «re n* 77 “ lubau o wu * — - •*«*«««« wuum n areas out al 

ilyfoTtoctill^ »fe- wafrr, alone. In lbOO there was not 

StaeOMl^iia^S aaaSuitJu 1 *"" U *-“ *** to the Uelted l 

fi*^*Tf*‘** W ' «hU»lto» xatoagto Kuglaad. Half A e.Dlu,, Atom.. Mu. , together with her child,. Ighto.p moath. 

*» S’*.** 1 "»•**«. UO (XI »*r P... &»« XVtohla^TL .f ri f^f 1 *" *“ » U1 *«*- «* We4w«l*y evaa 

* MA, Uu u u 22 00 w^y »voonds as U did weeks. FifiY ***« L *» *f tog, the tot Inst, fha houau in which they were sleep 

‘ tog-mhuvmtoUmgxouml Th. h'DAtapd u pAtahi, 

. ^---- - m i Ot “4“ Aa wT.. aaJ there I. r.a*ao lo .uppo*. toat he Brad th. dwelling 

y ]{«* ‘ Ptaaa— . *AAAtd ton "»• l. a gxeai Ml «r : hul »UI U a^l. 7771 h “ U ' T *“ >* 

to A omoAi ‘ TKilli i, my la IM epAPaat M UryMmoa ““ • «»• totog made tor him. Ito had (jwifreMI with to. wife ax 


out at Orgau, Mulodeon, Vli 
other deportments. 
Aa to rates pf Bo 


Buddie., UridluA aud Merilpgali,. In great varl.dy 

'‘lCalawuv.— TU ewifear Idartip iimth, hfNarii. F&SOt SH £Spto«i ^S^SS' SfS YTS 

tom*. Mam , together with he, cldld,.lghto«. moptha l > *“ i'JlexIato aouwe ; *177 »til ratr.ee U,mM 


to* Wdvato iva>uA. to 

■ Tto Priaplita can furaiaoMghto 
half tho Board aad Tuition iaAhae 


t^^Tlk' * aJ UUua “^e-i TraceGhaiu.; Il.toa.“ Il.g “ ; BaddTrj 
Fvenok, Lathi aud Board, tigu- Uardurore ; Leather of all de.eripttom ; Coach Furniture 
SfeKaSSP*’ **!•> “ ““ T/ttonring. y Trunk Trimmia*. | Saddler., Uoaeh aad 

Ky S KtA Ld^ by OU, Vandxhj India Rubber and 

n furpLdxRgiiU wry low. *•*•“* Aire tolled Leather Oto and Mill Bantoi India 

. . - — — , — X Tuition Rada, to adraaaa BnbbarOaed*; TravAllng and Faekiag Trunk*; Loathe 


The N«w Oriaoux Ohrtotian -W^Ik 

I. taued weekly, at Op. Dollar aud a llau. ' 

No AUbaorlptlun takan for Iaaa H<»u on “ 7 ..^ ^PA 
leriber. will hu uuderetoad *» wUlllug to ' 
tl ir fxpnuuly .toted athcrirta. , ji.dw** 

The Itllierant MlnlAtorA aud Fteaehrrl “ nt#w |»l 
HpUoupul Churoh, South, uro, uU of l • (n 
ogeuU of the Now Orteunl Chridlau i A*V ( 
puymeuU may he made. - „ uuU*' ‘ 

All eommuuloatluua whether of hurl . — Hptloai* 6 

gmhUaulluu. unlem remlulng money nr 
the amount of ten dollar. mu.t he X- 0 **' 7 **. a 
Nu nhltunry netRie wlU “ 

within two month, of toe death “f » P ' g„. R < 
Communlontleu* muit ho .ddm—'J , 


UeTrxiax, New Orieanx. „_™rti* 

GonununieaUnun tovolring Zm, 

account, of re*l»U, roligtou. “'•‘‘‘J* 1 , . 
blogiapblM, oto , mu.t bo acooniptoW . 


lographto»i «»■( mu.,... ■ . 

“hw Aoloot advArtlAem.ntA 
r which muit to jwr-pald, In «rdnr ^ 

fjf Office No, 88 Ornrtor otfeot, ttor* 


. 5 ** 


II 



pi gI9 v-*“ 

• ... «»»"*/ n»pei: A poor terracr wm. eon- ncno, well known to invalids, bn •account of , 

I \UI~. iSov. — D detailed to, til* sumo punishment for having thn sulubrity of its climnto This mission is ■' |««ty twogpics ft conspicuous |.luco 

. m long "rifhf' 1 to plate before the broken to (pieces wmo images of the Virgin under the direotion of tin- French Methodist lho '"Inmo. "id, in relittjoii t, 

0 r tfie N. "• Christian Advocate n and of the saints. Morn recently ten men Church, hut funds have been kindly furnished " " vk "■ redemption, find hath put signal 


correspondence 


1V\iu>; Nov. 12 12 . l s '»2. 


haring taken his chlKlren to the .Swiss' Pro- Nine, a place on the shore of the Mediterra- 
testant ( Impel 1 A poor farmer was eon- nean, well known to invalids, on 'account of 


FEMALE EXCELLENCE 


l'Vinalit piety occupies a conspicuous plucc 


it Christian Advocate n and of the saints. More recently ten men Church, hut funds have been kindly furnished ,l " ! *'*k “? ademption, Uud hath put signal 
iulements on the religious progress ul were thrown into prison, because they were for the lirst year by the Missionary Society '"""’I 0,1 " >" repaired or the 

,, ir . Thcsirstatemcnts. will, 1 hope, prove suspected of.rending tho Bible. The Confes- nf the Methodist Episcopal Church North llus ' ,and ,,,at 1,p "/■vc honor unto Hie wife 
' jnKjscdeptshJ® at ** f in H ia made use of in order to intimidate As the minister only entered into his held of im.to. the weaker vess^/' ■ This is What th. 

Christiftns of Kur \ , [’ e ‘^-Ucnlar imvo iiiwt **”*** »"d ferae them to denounce their labor about a month ago, little can yet bo 
(ahodUts ofhrnnuc i n i art c liar, _*tiv) just .„ w „ relations. A flthcr was thus compelled said. Ho writes, however, that his prospects 
krt the intorcst ey ' fur? „ inform against two of his sons, lie had are encouraging, and his meetings pretty well 

[iiibemglttelL-nuntry. til hr. t y send been positively told that he could not tecciVo attended. 

, D ecumenical Jjl^^tion-untiL ho had .informcdtagniiU.tr 1 have only one thing more to add about ‘ 

iifecond- y l p 8 n. \ tion sent to the (rrcut Duke of Tuscan v were 


I lusbatyl und ) .on! qJ/TTu' .(^hurcli himself lmth* 
done. By woman to hath he sentTedcinptiiui 
to his folk." From his relation to. this sox, » 
peculiarity of designation is given to the Most 


^rtointcrccde-inh Ir. . adnus. t|,om. He did so. and his sons were thrown Italy, viz: that the me 

KBCond. by "P c " ,n g 11 Mpthodlst ' "i 13f,lon into prison. V ■ tion Bcnt to thn ,; rcllt t 

Piedmont. ... liut ' notwithstanding the Sitraordinary not even received Uv H 

j^tenyeimi agoan effort was made by efforts .of the .leasts to destroy all the copies anil that the Granin 
i^jelitul A hrittians to spre.u the wordy of tho.Scripthfes, ambdie tyrannical measures tion. Lord Roden was 
•Jio Italy ;.b>" t nu fr '"' 8 Vlal *'« ""'! employed to prevent tl^epple from reading Mndinia in their restate 


the ftlisokitioii. until . ho had informedtagumsf I have only one thin" more to add about Hl b’ ,n " " h'ndi nothing parallel dyes or could 
them, lie did so. and his sons were thrown i,.,i„ .i,„-. ,t.„ ", .., occur ’with respect toman I le is called the 


idin Italy;. 


but no fruits were visible until 


Hut. notwithstanding the Sitraordinary noteven received by His Imperial Highness, 
efforts of the .les^ts to destroy all the' copies and that the chairman alone of the depute- 
ol the beripttires, anTNtae tyrannical measures tion. Lord .Roden, was allowed to visit .the 


. .. * n i 1 “Seed," or offspring of tho woman: It wan 

tion sent to thn ureat Duke of Tuscany were .. , 1 . h • • . , 

... . . . ... , on the promulgation of t he lirst promise that 

His Imperial Highness, v , ,, , , . . .. , , 

. . Adam called, his wile hve, •* because she was 

in alone of .the aeputa- r- . * 

,, . . . .* . tho mother ot all: living, die thus, -at the 

ntt'iit til t-iuti Mil. ' 


beautiful example of the intlueiu.e, of wiwloni 
m coiiUtefaeting thn liital.fdlly of u churlish 
husband, and of the ellieney of the law ol 
kindness in assuaging the wrath of tin insulted 
warrior, in tho narrative given of thn meeting 
"I Abigail with David'. The good se.nso, the 
hiiutkI logic, the devout contidenei; of Manoah's 
wife were linely displayed in tho sensnnahle 
and beautiful appeal which she addressed to 
tho !'o 1 1 u iiihiligdrppfidicnsions of her dejeeted 
hifshand. lather, having comm iteration for 
h^r people, when a severe edict was published 
to destroy them till, and sweop.theni front the 
lace of the earth, exposed herself, with great 
danger to her own life v to thodljuploasurc of 
King Aljiisuorus, purehasiug thereby the Iron* 
dont>of her nation, and her own just i-elehrity. 


argument, theological nr philosophical, and 
w as admirably well-read in the works of Jo- 
romf Ambrose. Gregory, Cicero, and Ur- 
tantiin. 

How nobly, how heroically, loo, have wo- 
men borno persecution and death for the mirtie 
of the Lord Jesus ' Julitta said. “ We women ! 
ought to be as strong and constant as men in 
Christ’s cause and so they were. Triost's 


ENTIRE! CONSECRATION TO OOIX 

I nquestionably Hie grcaletl want of tht 
Lhureh at the present day is ‘ entire coose* 
oration to (Jod, ,? without whioh it is utterly 
out of the question to look for the ” fallal* 
*>f the blessing of ^ thn Gospel of peace.” Oar 
blessed Lord satho j nto the worfd that he 
might destroy tho works of tho Devil. AH 


wile said to one wlm offered her money, ‘ I s,n ’ wll0 ® nr the # depravity with which wt 
am now going to a country where money ^ G, ‘ ^ rn ‘utothe world, or the transgression 


bears no /mastery and when sontonco win 
n aff tcrhiT, she oxc|aimoil‘ “Now have I got- 
t"n that which many a day I have Nought for!' 


for which wo ban made ounwlvci personally 
itocimntablo, in the work of the Devil. To 
mippnac, therefore, that wo can not be u eauo- 


, I, , .• •>;- • ■ , .* -Miujiiim in their respective prisona. lie was 

PIVW “.luted c-smluiv il * “T 11 rp,mS ^ Jrain> lin,on K 'refo last week, and held a meeting, in which 
Cfcomliert were distr the pupulatum to have. them, and to know be gave us a nwst affecting relation of bis 

U ff “ 8 ‘ l0 . U ■; , h “ ", hiU “"y « on,# ' n - l,iM « "#!» M «l ,t ^rvley will. them. Knsa Madiai. the wile. 


Lbiinow taking pltice in that country, 
foretml is.cliit-Hy the rosult'of'. the Hiblc 


alter that thousands could easily be dispoaed seems to be a woman of superior intellect! 
of ;n ten days. 'I be difficulty^ to pass (hem and her patienc e, ^m eekness, her love for 


j reading tyf ; which', under the inllur through HiO^Gustom-house : one or two 


of the Holy Spirit, has sometimes. 1 on)y Clln j msso a nt 1V tirac , they are still |,), 


hero last week, and held a mooting, in which i ^ “'• P " ,P 7 

he gave ns a niost affecting relation nf his I' rnnllsp ‘! Nun ar honor m put on Sarah 
interview with tiitm. H„sa. Madiai. the wile,‘ '*«««-* »!«; iud«ed linn fatthlul wh^tad 
, r • • . ti . promiseu'. I lie first annunciation ol the mi* 

seems to be a woman of nupermr intellect. , 

„„ i | , • (. lit raoulous conception was made to n wonnttl 

and her patience, vbetgucekncw. her love lor .. . , , . , 

l„„- . 1 ... " 1 he angel (.ahriel -was sunt I rum (.ml unto 


the mother of alb living. -Pie thus, -at the """’V JJ 0 - 1 ' nation, ami her own jpst .eelebruy. 

same time, expressed Ins faith in the promise , 1 “'■« " l< Al “ r - V ’ 1,1 ,lrt l , ‘ing lief 

..re,, A „„.i m., r , ,i Lem, tluingh it rankled the latent eovotuus- 


he.r detractors andlpersecutprs are reniarka* 


11 f'f hri tta ,U f '- V 7-T r r- 'y'w^'ny. hue- C»uat4 some Loni llodtfn had with him, drew tears from ] 
* r MiQ * ' 1 " If? • individuals, to copy parts of the New Testa- nmny prm , nt T | le hus ba n U, whose health 


A letter frontier to her husband, ’which'' " "7^'^ Gl * li ? ec " n " u ' l ‘ N “'nr-’,l,. to a virgin 


ft of this.- I can relate the case of an merit. \ 1 
tftMdio. by the reading id' tho Bible, had- a»|-’!„rentii 
■eyes opened to theT'rrors of the Hliurch p a rut her 
tot. Ho sought the Saviour, found, him, |,e used it, 
Jns hupti/.cd with the Holy Chost. willing t„ 
ftslylmd J10, found’ peace when lie liogan t | ult | 1U p, 
■abort his wife. Ins daughter, his servants, the ouuntr 
j! (hey also received the Hospel gladly. „ait for a 
.linn spoke to his friends of what the Lord tinisliud to 
ddoae to bis soul, and time a small (look witness, *• 
lifontJ around him. without the help of , m idea of 
ijuiniiter, through the sjde word of Cod. |, c .. n then 


.numuuais. to copy parts ot tlio .Now testa- many present The husband, whose health 

A l’ 10 " 3 hiroigner having lent one to - ls very had, is also resigned and firm. He 

a 'I- lorentino brother, found that he had, kept wus . | 10wev „ r , painfully affected when he 


It 11 rather long time, and asked him whether heard that the endeavors of the deputation " 1 thou t,mt " rt l "" hl - v ^ v " r ' , ‘ 1 1 

lie used it. The Florentine was at lirst,un- for oh-aining 1,1s freedom had not been sue- ' ,rl ‘'mu among women Well might Un- 
willing to answer, but at last he- confessed eeSsfuL Lord Hoden expressed a belief that , "8flf ,don ’ Behold, from Renee- 

that lie had'- lent it to one of his friends in should lie not’ soon be released, bis state of fuMh sha11 ttU 6 encra ‘ ,on ‘ l ' a11 *“« Mcsaod 
the country, and lie begged the foreigner to health is such that the prison will k,U him ! A 7“."" the fiwt 5 h ® was Honored 
wait for another week, until his friend had Whowjmld have expected to hear of martyrs !7° nfus “ ‘he incarnate '' ord-to . proclaim 
linished to copy It. •• None," says an ocular for the truth, in civilized Europe, in the nine- 'Hm as the object, of her faith Whence ,s 

mother of our Lord should come to me ! ’ 


id. and his- gratit ude for the great mercy L ° r,lt CTum K h ninkled tl,( ‘ latent covetous* 
omised. Similar Imnor is pal on Sarah, 1,1 "ic traitor. ,s evidently roeorfcd ffs a 
cause she judged Him faithful whMtad of tlm Divine „p|,rohi, tion of liher- 

omised' rim lir-t anniineiation of thn inn al 'ly and zeal m the things ot t'liri^. The 
e, lions conception was made to a woman “ Pt "* p *» ,rp “ 1 y PxU,11 ' ! ' 1 ’’y ‘ho SaviQiir hini- 
i ho angel Cahriel -was sent Iron, Cod unto 3P "; wl " 10 He asenhes ,1 to an end proposed 
city of Galilee, named Nazareth to a virgin m \ hc P« r P«M.ttnd secured in the ptovide.mr 

espoused .to *a man whose name was Joseph. wl " cU lhp "'"" ,!,l 'a‘« ll K ont muU »>•' 

of tlm house of David and the virgin s name ‘ vl,, ' v Sl "' ,lal ,l , '" 1 ' n, y l,uri “ 1 ‘ 
was Mary. Well might the Imavnly »ns 1 •<> •' , « p, »w< 1 H'»‘ <»»»r..»f this single act 

soger use this method of Salutation to her nl lovc 1,0 '’"-''' tensive in circulation 

Hail! thou that art highly favored blessed w,tl " l,c 7" d 1,1 Hm Cospel,. and coeval in 
art tlion among women 1 ' Well might tin- Hiraiioi, will, the (Low ol time. Ami when 

.assuming maiden fry, Behold, from Renee- ‘ ,,r,s ' wwttld ! ,owurfull y ru0 " mm W? ' ,un, P'"’- 
rth shall all generations call me blessed ' • M ” 11 ,,nd Heniliceneo to the needy and afllie't- 

A woman was tho first who was honored " d wl,un 1,0 " uuld cn « ll R l i tlle " n ' !ot '"" s «'f 


•but those who arc here can form toenth century ! 


an idea of the abundant harvest which could | 
he gathered in. in this country, could the 


remit has been that fifteen brethren of (iospel he proiichcd jaiblicly. I do not ex* 


atolitywent hist , ui nor to take he aggeratc ... saying that two-thirds of the | t |„ 1!4 mw | c tl grea t stir in Europe. The 
7' 'Vh v meet l,v' e m.' ' 'r ''"'"‘Hition are ready to abandon, the Burnish _,| aily prt , ss |, avo takcn „ p Hle nlattor in good 

, fit, 1 m r M tl./ Hi! 1 P Hord Koden, who is just retftrncd carncst , unJ even in France, when the i'Levs 

,,, t°, fifty, to ri t lib ennd pray | rom Italy, said two days ago, nt a meeting declared that the Crnml Duke was" in his 

to 1 he IP t r ! resides was which I attended, that in Morepcc and the riirht, and had noblv acted in renressinc her- 


'I’lie refuKil of the Grand Duke wa*, fore- 
seen. Still, it is generally believed, that the 
sending of the deputation will not he useless. 


the tender sex in such labor of love, a real 
character is exhibited is held up 

to, view us lull of good works and alms deeds, 
which sho did, which were un odor of a sweet 


Lady Juno Crey, when about to bo lmlmndcd, t ) l,,d (uloanscd fmm all «Ib) in thli 

being rut|Ucstcd by the Lieutouaut of tlio nn W "H o* *' justified Treaty," if to suppose 
1 1 w cr to Mari tl! her symbol in his hook, wruto ‘Hs' the grout scheme of salvatinn isnot equal 
the following " fjtft tlio glassy condition of to *He work for which. it was devised— to de- 
this lilc never dpneive thee.; there is a time *‘^7 ‘He works of the Devil. No one can 
to lie' bom; and a time to die ; but the day of rrl "‘ His Bible uiid believe for a moment that 
death is better than the day of birth." Alice Ho can enter Heaven with either the pollution 
(,’rymcr. when the chain ivaa put about her or K u Ht of sin upon him. Ho must bs pure, 
neck, remarked. Here s a good neckerchief ! 0 ' PnDSC H from nil sin, before ho can enter 
God lie praised • for it ' Elizuboth Stokes, ‘Here. How, then, are we to bo saved from 
embracing tlifa _stake,jiaid, " Farewell nil the K,u ■ By work* of rightenusnciw that we 
world ; farewell faith farewell hope ; and Have done? Nay, verily, the end ciperionoe 
nelciniie love! MielmolaCaignola, a noble ‘bousandu, in nil ages of the Christian 
matron, seeing her judges lock out of the ^Huroh, who have groaned to ostahlieh their 
windows, Bind to her fellow-martyrs, “These own righteousness, testify that, after all their 
stuy to suffer the i torment of their conseionocs, P ,,r,onB ' affliotions, all their griefs and sor- 
bet wo arc going to glory and happiness ! ' ruwa ’ ‘Heir tears, they have had to come 
And- to certain poor women that wore weep- Hack to the 11 righteousness which is by faith" 
ing and crying, “.Oh, madam, we shall never ere the ^ coldd * enrn Hy happy trial that the 
now have more alms ! " “ Yes,’’ sho ronlied " blood of ,le*w Christ His Son eleanseth from 
’ p ’ all sin.” • 


“ Hold you, once more and pluoked off her 
slippers and gavo them, with such othor parts 


The atonement of Christ, tho aid of the 


The first herald of Christ to the inhabitants sme11 ’ l ’ ra K rant aa ‘Ho. cedars of Lebanon . the 


of her apparel as could with propriety he * loly S P iri ’ and man * faith, are the means 
spared from the fire, loan said to her bus- ol ' present and eternal salvation “Asyoor 


of the holy city was a womah , for Anna, 


i, i„„, ... the prophetess, ’ spako of him to all them that 

It has made a great stir in Europe. Tho , V, 


memory of which, also, like these trees of God, 
is incorruptible. What a blessing in any*, 
place is a Tnbitha ' A mother to the young. 


band, who was at the stake with her, “ Bo of 
good cheer ! Our wedding was but a shadow, 


faith SO it shall bo unto you.” “Ye believe 
in God, boliovo in ME”— ME, who came to 


, ? r « ‘ 1 . looked for redemption in Israel During his P' ap P a ‘ aa ‘tna A momer to me young, 

.daily press have taken up .He matter m good lifo Wl , m ‘„ WPr ,, mos( lls3ld ° ous a 'laughter to the old, a sister to (ho middle- 

fill.rnp.st. am ovnii in l‘rnni*n urhnn tho / nivarc 1 - . i . a a». . i i- i r.._ i il _ i . 


neighliorhood .there were 1*0,000 (ten thou- esy, two influential pupore. the iVe«« and the ° r a »PP>yi"f bis temporal necessities: Tln-v 

l\ ... 1 1 . ftl._ft_..»l. _ r ft 1 _ 11 •• minictinmi t.. h'll.i i.f t iftftie soLtc.ia 


■cited, it is true, and put in prison, hut neighborhood there w ; ere i'0,000 (ten thou 
in! not ashamed of the Gospel of Christ. san ,j) p e rflon3 awakend to the truth of the 
(it (till perseveres. . Gospel, and one hundrcil and twenty really 

Mm churches have iieen estabtfshed in -converted and pious Christians, 
z suye manner, and it fan lie asserted, . , N 

kit iny exaggeration, that during, the ■ Tile capital of Lombardy has few meatjs ol 
( month! many hundreds of Italians have^ grace, it possesses, however, -a Bililo depot 
■P™ P™ fs of r " al ••unvoreion to God. „ f the British and Foreign Bible Society, ami 
feign human agency there lias been very a Protestant place of worship, which is main- 
lie, ltd it is so ordained by a wise 1 rovi- tained notwithstanding numerous obstacle! 
mee.becauso the people of Italy have much ttnd difficulties. No Papists arc allowed t, 
Kratta whatever is foreign. In politics attend it, and I liave-not heard of tiny relig- 
zr Jite Areigncrs. because tliey have al- - ll(US movement in that cit$ 


declared that the Grand Duke was in his 
ri^ht, and had nobly acted in repressing her- 


attondants on his ministry To them espe- ' 
eially was allotted the honor and the pleasure I 


ersons awakend to the truth ot the Journal. dc< . Debuts, protested at* once, and 
ind one hundred and twenty really wrote in favor .of religious'liberry two remark- 
d and pious Christians. able articles, from which I would extract did 

wt.an; not the length of this letter forbid. 

The capital of Lombardy has few mcaijs of 1 had 'intended to siiy something on. the 
It possesses, however. Bible depot decisions of the Senate, and the decrees of 


• ministered to him of their substance. Nor 
was this merely an occasional proof of love . 
they persisted in this good work. They did 
so while he was in Galilee, while he was on 


aged, eyes to tho blind, feet to the lame, a 
deliverer of such as are ready to perish ' 
Herod having slain James, the brother of 
John with the sword, and seeing that it 
pleased the people, proceeded further to take 
Deter, find put him in prison, delivering him 
to the eharge'of four quaternions of soldiers 


an earnest and contract of that solemn and do8tro y *be work* of tho Devil— ME, who 
blessed marriage which the Lamb will how 0am .° tOKavo 3'° u from thii pollution and guilt 
consummate ! Anno Audebert exclaimod, °/ “ n in ^ wor ld, nad tho consequences of 
“Blessed he God' for this wedding-girdle' ’ B,n in tho WorUi to Mftrwho will send 

(.Meaning the chain). My lirst marriage fch ° Comforter ’ },0, 7 Spirit. Ho shall 
was on the Lord's-day, and now my second, tcat; ’‘ yuu a11 ‘n in P> i He eliall aid all yoar 
to my spouse and Lord. Jesus Christ, shall be | nlirrt ’ ltiea “Yo believe in God ; believe alw 
on tlio same ! Windel'muta said to ono that in ME " ‘ Faitl ' is th o substance of thing* 

told her that she liad'nof-yet-tjistcd liow bit- hoped for > tho " vi,1(, nce of things not seen." 
ter death- was, No, ' said Stic, neither ever Wh o hopes for full salvation in the world to 
shall I . fur so much hath Christ lirriinised t„ 00mh ’ le ‘ Him “believe also in me," and he 


his way to Jerusalem, and during his residence *° be kept.; but the angel of the l.ord up- shall I , for so much hath Christ promised to 


there. There seemB to have been un amiable 


peared to him in the night, took off his double 
chums, and led him out of prison who having 


all that keep his word . neither will 1 forsake ' 8,la ’ 1 en j n y thB s,lhs,am ' of ‘Hinge imped fur; 
him for a sweet life or bitter death 1 wl, o o»,)"y ‘Ho unseen bliss of a state 

All these aro but a small number of, a cloud of ^^‘7 and of love, let him “ believe also ill 
of examples, in which the faith" and fortitude and * ie “HaH Have the evidence — the 

of female Christians have shone forth rcsplen- 


^rii^Afeignerri. because they have al- 
nji Wn loT‘\ed oVc r 1 »y 1 1 i,r m . 1 n reli £i ous 
lantheirantipath'y is grater if anything, 
sutomed to hear their -priests eoutmuall v 
wing maledictions on Luther and Calvin; 
fjipurn whoever has any thing to do with 
* hateful names. Hence tlio importance, 
r the conversion of Italy, *of tlio Walden- 
ia Church. which is Italian,’ and which can 
^proved to be at least as old ns the X Jlth 
®tnry. so that it can not owe its origin to 
k Reformation of the With Century. 

But to enter into particulars, let us see 
fot is the state of .evangelization in . the 
&f cities of Italy. 


iiiiu uuucuiues. .no i apisw are auoweu to the whole movement is, for the present, nn 
attend it, and I have-not heard of ifny relig- utter indifference. When two persons. meets 
ious movement in that citj. polities are, in general, the last thing they 

ti ms. think of. Yesterday was thd day for voting. 

Snee the new constitution religious liberty but it was impossible to notice the least ugi- 
has become the law of Piedmont : so that tation. or rumor in the streets. The result 
many of th© f lorentino exiles -hflive sought a ‘- 5in not wet bp ; told, as the ballot-box* rs Stiil 


witness within himself— tho spirit itself bear - 


scattered, every man to his own liouie, these ter to the hoU8C of Mar y’ the nether of 
holy women knew no home but where their Jol,n ‘ wllose surname was Mark, where many 


Lord was. They had followed him from Gal- 
ilee, and they cannot leave biw at Golgotha. 
So strong were the cords of Jove by which 
they were held, that neither the, fur}’ of hit 


were at that time assembled for' prayer. 
When he knocked at the door, a maid, whose, 
name wus Kliudu, who, hearing and knowing 
Peter's voice, dpuued not the door for glad- 


(lent in the face of tlm most appalling dangers in « w >‘oesa;with his spirit, of things not aeon 
and terrific deaths Such instances might be h y mortal nye, nor hath entered into mortal 
multiplied wore this tho place or tho occasion hl,art 10 l:0,1Cfiivi: ' But ‘‘ “ unpixuible i bow 

... 1 ...... .... ...L . .1 1 1 _ • i- j j L 


tor Citing them. xVnd if in later uges porse- 
eutinn has not been permitted so to rage us 


can one who dwells in u sin-disordered body, 
surro c undod by a sin-striekeu world, and 


in. my tu iiioi- lurenuno exiles nave sougni a U ‘ 111UI '* UUA 311,1 * ..ft , „„,i *,. 1,1 n in iLi 

c ■ ■ 11 . il*. persecutors, nor the terror of the nreternntu- nLftS ’ uut run .in ana tola the company that 

refuge in this country, . 1 he clergy have open ‘u-day It has been remarked that ^ darUnes(( , and of th e.e aK hqnake. could C-ter stood without at the gate. In this 
protested, ,t is true, nnd opposed, the mens- » hils. a ter the eaup ,1 eta, nearly all the Ro- nlftke the „, de>crt thcir 8 tatiorC' They' --.tooff’ narrative mention is made of two women, 
urcs taken, by tlio Nirdiniun (*overnnifiiit man ( atholic bishoiis.i'ssueil circulars in favpr .... , ... * ... . . ,, r *. • , , • . , 

• ! T.; ! ‘VI • ft-. , ‘ hy His cross they remained., there till the memorable for their zeal and piety ; namely, 

hrstto screen public instruction , from the, r of Louis Napoleon s cons t,«ut,on.nnd new ri, ^falreane had- terminated. Not even Khoda, the handmaid, whoso joy wastai great 
exclusive mOuence then to abolish the ecu .» 'cry few .1 ave ,uv,ted| them respective ^ cuuia - th lcave hihl . th follow hinl at the sound of the very voice of l'eter, which 

siast, cal courts, and lastly, to make valid the dioeeses to vote for the. Empire. ... hu m „ fhev I) reclaimed his release from tho urison of 


to call for actual martyrdom, yet every true teni P‘ ed Hy> sin-inventing Devil, hope to U 

.... . ... ^ J 1 r z !fti._ .. .it •- i 


civil fceremony of marriage. But happily, 
us see this opposition has not been suceessfuL- 


Louis xNapolcou has of late checked the 
zeal of his prefects and other ufficiuls hy (Je- 


ll could bo expected, the oppo.sition to the 
k-lefromthc Pope is not abated in the least, 
to following instance will show: Some 
: Ho an Knglishnmn, driven from the 
^Jcaiceount of his faith, was searched he- 
^ to departure, and his own Knglish Bible 
Silken frqjn him* He complained of this, 
tying to the police oftieers that lie was about 
10 «ave Rome, that his Bible, moreover, being 
to in a foreign langimgc, could do no 
n to Italians, that lie was an Englishman, 
''Amid iippieil -to ids amhasauiur-. 
* ciccr paid no nt ten tion to tlieso rein, irks, 
"■“ply answered : “Tlio Government of 
Hy Father is resolved upon destroying 


The first result of religious liberty lias boon c 'rions whiali liavo put them altogether out 
the full ■emancipation of the Wuldensgs, who ‘H L “* r reckoning, and they are now at loss 
now enjoy their nolitical 'eights, "and oven bow to proceed in order to please the l’rince. 


ral darkness, nnd of the ..earthquake, could IV^i* stood without at the gate. In this Beaumont, M. D. 
make them desert their statioff^ They " stool! narrative mention is made of two women, — 

by His cross;” they, remained., there till the memorable fur their ml arid piety; namely, Divi.m: Dks'ion in nil: Goi.n Disc 

dreadful Beene had’ terminated. Not even Khoda, the handmaid, whoso joy wasno great “Among tho accidents," suvs tho 

then could they leave him ; they follow him a * ‘He sound ol the very voice ot l’e'tor, which Quarterly, “which have influenced the for- 
to his grave. They who -stood by his cross proclaimed his release from thq prison of tunes of the World, i, ill hereafter lie ranked 

now ■ sit down over against his sepulchre," 'Hercjd, nnd Mary, her mistress, who was it tlm erection efu saw-mill on u brunch uf the 

as if they meant to adopt the language of her devout hostess, and who, notwithstanding tho Sacramento." In the order .of Divine I’rovi- 
whose faith they followed— “Where thou persecution then raging, gladly entertained deuce a magnificent chain of effects has been 

linked to that seemingly insignificant cause. 


["Rev. Joseph 


I Christian is a little martyr [Rev. Joseph dleansed froni; and live without all sin ? 

I Beaumont, M. P. " All things are possible with God” — “with 

__ Chriiit strengthening me, 1 can do all things.” 

, “Ye heliovo in God, believe also in me." But 

DtvtNi: I KS.ON IN THU Go I I, DtSCOVEHILS, a ,| can nnt Jce it , 0 . h ; 8 , ain to m 

•Among the accidents," savs the London minds that we must go down to Jordan with 


dies,. wiU 1 die, and there will 1 ho buried. ■ ‘Ho disciples of Christ in her own house, that 


now enjoy their political Rights, and even l , ow . pro. ecu in order to please the These women could "not tear themselves away ‘Here they might perform their zealously 

Have a memlior to represent them in the '°r instance, They had begun to persecute from th ' e Be pulohro till tho great stone rolled religious exercises. Lydia, a seller of purple, 

legislative body of, the country. As if the ‘He 1 rotestants in seme localities, when he to tho door of it, separated between thom end Helieving the Gospel winch Paul preached, 

Piedmontese -wished to make amends fur the dpclared Hat religious liberty w as to he that disfigured form, that was lovolier in their was baptized with her whole household ; after 

persecutions which have long been exercised maintained Hoy Had given orders that c _ es t | laa ail that had life. They seemed to which she entreatod Paul and those that were 

tnwiirrl thpq*' fuiflif.il Hnrvnnf< of ( I ml. thnv nrn none ot the electors who hail bceu condemned / .. J . . , ,. r „u |. M. rt ftft.ft ftvw.1. .1 Aft! so :.eA.. n A 


These women could ‘not tear themselves away There they might perform their zealously 
from the sepulchre till tho great stone rolled religious exercises. Lydia, a heller of purple, 
to the door of it, separated between them and believing the Gospel which hull preached, 


some of our sins. Death will make on end 
<>1 sin, nnd we shall come up out of iti cold 
waters prpparod to meet God, and dwell 
him in Heaven. 

Jordun can not cleanse us; death came bj 
sin ; sin is the cause of death ; the effect can 


. , , , lovc. ' Nicodemuti hud brought a mixture of 

much pains to prevent the democrats and , . , , , , 

r ... mvrrli mill iilnPti. It milt nm> iiiiu rm imiiiih a 


pcrtqcuti'ohs which have long been exercised maintanieu. I ney ««« given oruers tlia thau all that had i ifo They seemed to 

toward thesftfaithful servants of God, they arc “<*“« - ‘He cloe-tor.s who had beet, condemned ^ u ^ ^ ^ hay / timo ||ufl)re 

now treating them with marked favor. The ft ’ r political motives should he allowed to tho Sabbath tu Inaka th fi c . ce8sary prt . para . 

King gave $R0P to the College of Labor in ™‘ p - ‘-outs Napoleon announces they may. ^ a furtb £ testimony ef their 

their valleys, which .contains seventy-five p„ : 1 ho prelects and the mayors were taking ^ ■ Nil , udl , nuls had br0llg | lt tt mixture of. 

pils, and is destined partly for the preparatory ""if 1 .P 1 """ H 1 P reppnt ‘ Ir ‘ (lemoerats and myrrh and a i„ e s, aliout one hundred pounds 

studies of such ydtmg men as intend to lie- Higitiiiiisls from niaknig known their protest ; h|( „ ullJ wuund tbl , budv JeaU9 in 

come ministers of the' Gospel. -Encouraged tt K ,un * t ‘ 1,p K,| i P ,re - " I' 0 " ‘h«se very protests Jin en eiothes with the spices. But asifthev 

Ly -flits andNit lTei- nets of protection, the Wal- !?«« po dished hy order ot the 1 nneo in the htt(1 - t j^ U g ht th#t the expanse that Nlebdeniu’s 

densians, who now numtier about Tl.OilO, liavo olhc,al ■ lomlcw , and Mtdely circulated nil haJ bestowed were too little for tho occasion, 

begun to build in Turin a tine church, where over the couutry. ■ or could net hear the idea that some of, their 

Divine service is to tie celebrated in French, 'HflS 00 la ‘ a for last mail, hate waited 6llbstanco B hould not be consecrated to 


that was lovelier in their Wlls baptized with her whole household ; aftor 


legitimists from making known their protest 


l - b if, Vpd Up< ’ Q des ‘ ro y i »R Divine service is to be celebrated in French; Keing ‘°° ‘‘He for Hist mail, I have waited 

whatever ■* r - ' niJ ’ a '‘ J ' y ' mj whilst an Italian chapel accommodates 500 until to-day to send the results of the votes 
wuitcier. I ... . „r ,i,...i..i... i 


leave it only that they might have time before wi, H him in these words “Ah ye lmve judged 
tlie Sabbath to make tlip necessary prepare- nie faithiul to the Lord, comb into my 'house 
tions for giving a further testimony of their anJ a Hide there: and she constrained them." 
lovc. ' Nieudemus had brought a mixture of. H " w rnuL ' h interest is felt in Martha and 
myrrh and nines, about (in© hundred pounds Mary, on account of their conduct towards 
weight, "mid wound the body of Jesus in ' hrirt! How impressively do they in inifest 
Jinen eiothes with the spices. But as if they their thankful minds to him 1 As thii one hy 
had "thought that the expanse that .’ Vlebdemu’s receiving him into her house, and rile other 
had bestowed were too little for the occasion, Hy entertaining him in her heart. As lie wufi 
or could net bear tlio idea that somo of, their* God, lie was received hy Mary, as he was 


this liutred "s powerless. I’ioiis trav- 

‘•noften oianaee tji'init-,,,!.,,.., .i... n i 


hearers every Sabbath. 'IJn-y also publish an 
Italian weekly paper, The Hood Stun, which 


in Paris seveu-oigliths of tho electors have 
voted; four-fifths of the votes were ayc«, in 


-ftK, | “““ UK " t0 '"ti'oduee in the Papal | la8 been honored with a terrible men tion -in ‘He country the majority is greater still, some Sabbath 

ti,. . or I"Utsol the Sacred volume, the Pope's index Kxpurgntory, so that its sale 'b'partments having had unanimous uyes. .■ , .. 

^^rsrepeatediyeompiain of the Hms very mii^i extended of’ late. This, and T H« B""” ral rc9ult 19 uo ‘ .vet known. Tho 
‘weBibl. , ! , ' 1S ' ieUml,,t ' Su "‘ etiraca the Hw dt SavoMoln, published, I think, in legislative body meets to-day. Thcnumberof 
Juggler. are found out. and then' London, are the only Italian i’rotesbint peri'- mm in ‘ ha arlli y 13 <° He reduced to 370,01)0. 

ten- Ln “T tU IHe custoni-liousc „j ica l H in Kiir.ijio- in short, tlie Waldensos Bl3f »re the revolution. of 18-18 it was 380,000. 

W I f 7 . ordprs arp 1M, ‘ nlwayn have become so popular that when, some time In 48 it was raised to 340,000 Louis Napo- 

me of th c " . 'f ard <d 11 '' n91 ‘- "> whieli ago, a large number of students met to cole- ,eon reduced it gradually to 100,000 He 

in n n„,7' 1 ’ , r , ,' K ;: l,k ' 0rs .7 vin K ruund » finite tlie. abolisliment of tlie ecelesiast[eal Has now decreed to reduce it by 30.000 men 

1 tulinii Bibles in un En- ,,m,rto „,„i Tv,ir,i(in<) ,,0 ov-nr tin* town. stun, more on tlie 1st of December .1. 1 . ( . 


legislative body meets to-day. The number of 
men in the army is to be reduced to 370,000. 


own substance should not be consecrated to man, he was received of Martha. Thb names 
so noble a purpose, ■ they returned and' pre- u ‘ many other women are presgryud in tin; 
pared spices and ointments, that they might writings of tho New iestitmcnt, who gre 
-anoint tho body of Jesus After the rest of characterized hy their sjirfotity and wisdom, 
tho Sabbatli, these women were the first visi- an( ‘ Are eulogized liy/the inspired Apostles 
tors at tho sepulchre They had tho first in- for the zeal, and. talent, and liberality witli 
timation of tlie resurrection They not only vrhioh they helped them much in the l.ord. 


But the right time had come. A nation was Qct destroy the cause The cause must first 
to no born m a day. A new epoch was to bo bc destroyed, and then the effect will cease, 
opened. ■ Tho work of centuries was to bo Christ came to destroy sin, and he that be- 
accompHshed in months; and tho ends of the Beveth will experience when ho come, down 
earth were to be put into vital communion- to Jordan that ho Ims exchanged death for 
ti""' TUe erection of a <aw-n,ill is spark |i Ve ; “death is swallowed up of life.” The 
enough to fire the train when every thing is j us titicd soul may be cleansed when be cornea 
ready. “ In my opinion, ’ says Sir Humph- t0 ,,„ rdani blU not by its wa|e „ Th# oir . 

rcy I'avy, - proli und minds are the most eumstanees attending his near approach to 
likely to think lightly of the resources ofhu- death; may lead him to "east all hi. cause 
manrWiHuivuud it is the perfect superficial upoa bim wbo oareth for bim „ and ba may| 
tjjidker who |s generally strongest -in every at that late hour, learn what lie might have 
kind of unbelief The deep philosopher sees kuown hewUli, that “the blood of Cbriet 
chains of onuses and effects so wonderfully eleansoth from all sin." Neither time, piece 
and strangely linked together, that he is nor oireupistanccs can add one jot or tittle to 
usually the last person to decide upon the the efficacy of ChrEt s atonement , nor to the 
impossibility of any two series of events being energies of the Holy Spirit , nor to the power* 
independent of each other. in the ease be- 0 f a i i¥illg faitll . nor to the wilUngnee* of 
fore us, it is admitted that the hand of God is (; od to cleanse from ail sin. Themeansof 
plainly to he seen. In tlie expansion ot nur entire salvution are as efficacious and as avail- 
‘rade, says the (Quarterly Review, the in- tt ble now as they ever were, or ever to* be. ' 
creasing commerce of tho world, the rapid He, therefore, who will make an entire con- 


j i il r »i l »* a i,'in 'j ui\ r\t\f\ u»tiv. nuu iicic hil-il; to icanuu tu uuuiuc i i 

odieuls in Europe, in short, tlie Waldensos before the revolution ,o 1 • 8 it was 3 (.000. t|i( _ wi5do m of Divine Providence, which so roisjn'and successful service in the euusc of 
have beeoino so popular that when, some time it was raised to HO, t)U Louis Napo- , dial tlm , .rave should bn Christianity, and many were happy und glo- 


man’s trunlt ir i ' " ™ lPa 10 u " courts, and paraded all over tho town, stop- 
vided hr w , n ' ‘• C ' trt H-t them nil pass p ; n g before the palaco and the dwelling-houses 
« 0 ; Ul F>' l ‘.a copy to, each of ofthoehiofmagistratps.tlieyulsostoppodlie- 

Xot onlv in, lift t ’ fore tho Waldensiati ehtirch, shouting, ' Long 

^tbe prtachi, , r 'I'" l : , -' t( ' d ' i0lu0 ' *’ ut Hve tlio Yaudois Church! Long live our 
'telurvi-. HE” ‘ jcGoipcl. Ne I’rotes- Vouduis brethren ! l.ong live tlio liberty of 

^nTohrid within Hie aval' of . ^rsUip !" 

’kont leave h,„ | ,.7 ^ m " r 'i'’an t onsul s, to Such liberty is a grout boon. But.it is tlio 
tat of iii, i , ^ 11 “tanh’d. as an aoknnw- more preeinus when we oonsiilcr tlio mission 
X*k» ftaS p>> *s»'8 .'during the llopub- entrusted in Italy to this Clnireh, which 


found the stone rulled away, but the sepulchre ‘Ho carlytagcs ul Christianity, also, many growtli of our colonies, we hope to reap the seeration to God, of himself, all that he hit, 
away. And here there is reason to admire I 1 ' 0 "® ljutales were Conspicuous for their he- fruits of this latest gift of l’rovidoneo. When- and a l| that ho hopes to be, and will take 
tlie wisdom of Divine Providence, which so r0 'n”» and successful service in the cause ol ever we see. movements of great masses of God at his word, and heliovo that the “blood 
regulated events that tlie grave should ho Christianity, and many were happy und glo- men, as lately towards California and now to- 0 f Jesus Christ His Son eleanseth (present 
first visited by them who would bo less liulj)/ rious in. martyrdom. Cc.eilia, when liburtius wards Australia, we think we ean recognize tense) from all sin," will know to the joy of 
to tlio suspicion 'of having carried away the contended witli her in disputation, reluted Divine design more plainly than inPothnr facts his heart tlio meunini; of the words, “As ve 


contended witli her in disputation, refuted 
tlie opinions then generally held concerning 
tlie idolatrous worship of tlie false Pagan 
gods so that, having convinced him with 


. . rn V r, , to tlio suspicion 'of having carried away the contended with Her in disputation, reluted 

more on the 1st of eccmbcr .11.1. ^ They who, with such judfur and ‘He opinions then generally held concerning 

November _o. , # intrepidity, testified their love to^Jesus, had ‘He idolatrous worship of tho false Pagan 

an honor conferred on them whieli was with- g' K ls . so that, having convinced him with 
EIGHT FEARS, held from tlie eleven. They had u vision of undeniable propositions, and irrefragible ar- 

„ i'nnr M ,.„iUil , .m, i , 0 angels, wlio assured them of the trutli of tlie i foments, he became a zealous convert to tho 
tho first eioht rosni'-t resurrection. Who so worthy of this honor true Christian faith. ( atlierina Alexandrina, 
he other six rosnoctiuL' 'his a “ they who seemed to rival angels themselves ; under the tyranny of .Maxcntius, argued with 




^ 1,16 ’"'T *' ^ i0 lfrp u ^* ©ntrusted in Italy to this Church, which 

^tlem dn |i us [ .. l 11 * 10 P s ^nn‘la. 1 his ij l0 | i()ri i seems to have kopt up for so many 

,ol ri miniutor 01 ^ L ‘ iu pl?iin a ytjungi do- centuries, hotwithstamling the efforts of a 

New Y 0 rk ' ip 11 ° * lOV - Dr. .Baird, bloody Inquisition, in ordcr.that it may now 

^ i' H < i' Lt ' Ss<,r ^ ,:lv,n n 1,11,1 spread the light of 'Truth in these enthralled 

^of'tLT*^ “Ti* frul,i - Che WP"- wuntHfi 3 - 

of libert v^Xl* 011 u • '^i' w ^ ,a L «' ^This I’nission tiio Yaudois Churcji has uu- 

} - '‘' 'Baird enjuys-for the dentoodj and it is endeavoring to. fulfill it 
^°other very difT* . • •Someol’theirstudents iutlMtologyarostqdy- 

1° progres8. 0 f tl^r C ! l - Uii0 , Hm^ranco j n ^ t | UJ R u liun language (Kreneh heirtg the 
in th 0 eir-.i^ 111 * vu,, * c ‘ to vernacular tongue of the Valleys) in order 

^y°|ution of ik. lH U , l | 1 ', ti ; n “‘ 1 ! ,lt ’ Jil . ri,, S to bepome Italian missionaries. Bible depotB 

- men us u " J0S ^ L ! w,w U801 ^ hav e been established in various places ; col- 

\ - men, wi| (J j a ^ ,un8t porteurs are employed to spread* tho So rip - 

T^^ti^in. d L . ,i. ? ^, 11 ‘‘lea ol tures, and some weeks ago bills could be seen 

'‘•dd thu»'i, 1 „V"" * "' 1 " a '-' ,vi ' s I’rotes. i n tlie streets of’J'urin announcing Testaments 


detatood, and it is endeavoring to. fullill it w J u « complaints respect 
■Some of their students in theology are study- munK , 

ing the Italian language (French being the , 1 bat I have needlessly enu 

vernacular tongue of the Valleys) in order 'ed duwat, sited with my prayers. 


A pastor, in a (.'ongregational paper, has 
the following fkars — the first eight. respect- 
ing himself — the fc other six respecting his 
brethren: 

1. I fear that I am not sullieiently thank- 
ful for tlie privilege of preaching the Gospel. 

2. That I think too mueh.of the trials of 
the ministry. 

IL That I ain not entirely devoted to my 
svork as a minister . 

d: That | have- givcp my people occasion 
to utter just complaints respecting my ser- 
mons 

■ r >. T hat 1 have needlessly caused tliem *to 


true Christian faith. Cathorina Alexandrina, 
under the tyranny of Maxcntius, argued '’with 


in their permanent ministry to the Lord of “B the best and must cunning sophists ol tlio.se 


mil not Huttieinntlv thimW angols, in their pure and ardent love, in their | 'W*’ un ^> syllogistically n luting all their 
. f nrmndiincr H c j oh'uwful Bervice,^ dn the holy vigils.whieh they I owhiniiiatical opinions, caused many ol them 
tho much of the tr!aL r of ke b‘- a ‘ »ho place where his body had boon yield' themselves to the sincere profession 
laid ! J'hcy not only prevented tho Apostles 1 °‘ i hi-istiunity. 

It entirely devoted to m 111 tllolr vi “ l .‘lie tomb, but provoked tljoin i'abiola, a Roman in itron, was very laliori- 
* y to a similar ilKtunre of love. The Apostlos ! otts in tlio reading and understanding of tlio | 

, were loitering every one in his own home, sacred Scriptures. She had thcTrophots, tlie j 

mvon mv nfionlo occasion j i 1 


, Wen, W ), , , 1 h “1° “I' igy porteurs are eintibi 

7«<tatftti s ,n dr.,.i 1 11 J’, il '"’gntive idoa-ul tures, and somo wet 
^^tltusld! 1 '"' thpmsulvpa 1>r,ltps " in the streets of Tur 
lie p t , 0 . a ' ' l '7 ""l )rt “ a ' ,ii "» for sule nt 30 cents. 

“Rtlical p‘ “ u lllu clinracter of true 
" . “ ‘tetciituniism.. I 


to bepontc Italian niissionarios. Bible depots 
have been established in various places ; col- 
porteurs ure employed to spread’ tho Korip- 


ti. ’i'lmt I have not visited them us 1 ought 
to have dune. 

7. That sonic have already gone to 1ml 1 
through my unfaithfulness. 


perhaps indulging in carnal sloth, as if un- i Gospels, and "tlie Baulins ot David almost hy | 
mindful of their bereavement, and mdifferent rote, and, by her continual reading, liecumc ! 
to tlie promise which respected tins women- I practised i'll extensive and more perfect know- ! 
tous morning: When they were aroused by i ledge , ami was held in such reverent respect 
these ivonien, ’whose ardent affections Inn) put ; umupgst the ieurned.tltat St Jeroufo dedicated ( 
renose to tliclit. to tier one of his. learned works. Marcella ! 


of history. The singular manner in which btUnc SO it shall be dune unto you." 
gold is spread ever .certain tracts of the earth, 
tlie ease with which it can he cullcuted hy 

individual effort,’ und the universal opinion John Knox.— I t was his ordinary practice 
entertained uf its value, seem to point it out to read every day some chapters of the Old 
in an especial manner as one of the agepoie* and New Testaments, to which he added * 
hy winch intercourse between nations is to certain number of the I’salms of David, the 
lie promoted, and tlio social condition of man whole of whioh lie perused regaieriy once * 
raised And let "nut the Christian fail tu month. During his last sicknew, he had read 
observe how' the spread of Christ’s kingdom to him every day tho seventeenth chapter of 
in tlie world iif to be uoccieruted by tlie proper the Gospel of John, the fifty-third of Isaiah, 
use of the same agencies. I.et not tlie Church and a chapter of tho Epistle to the Ephesians, 
falter in tier high mission of tlie world’s con- Through the belief und love of this truth, be 
version, when Godjur thin special purpose lays I triumphed gloriously iu the lost struggle, 
under contribution tho resources of his I’rovi- ; |Tis luuguage was, “ 1 shall change this moc- 
dencu in a mariner so reuiaVkslble. ' tal and miserable life for a blessed immnr . 


! MrsiKBitsot Sadness. — VY hb that reads 
tlie toliuivihg. beautiful passage from au ac- 
j eompiislied writer, will not bear witness to 


taiity, through Jesus Christ ” 


repose tu flight. j to her one ol Ins. learned works. .Marcella 

is it too much tu say, that in this manner : Wuuianu, for her industry ill tlie Scriptures, 
hath it seemed meet to God, as it were, to in- j in .which she was zealously skilled, was in 


Thu Porn's Powkr in Pi-au. — Tho po' 


Six .Minin F'n.nu. 


i • ••»* MWWV..1S* »ft» %J Xftft billy OlllUIUUll uuhvo lion UIUD1UU H JJJ J 11 1 ll»n 1 1 J rvitllliliv IIUIII|’ UlllirU. iiuvumiiu I'uimiu, w..v ...w ft........ ( - r> * 

® kloreueo un uxti* • •' . . not rLMiuuned a Htmiigor to this revival ot' re- That soiuo who have been <'ullc*«l lmve licit hor wits tl'i© man crQiited for tho woinun, j inc^Uudoh n r ou the Scriptif rets rcuiling tho 

a tlj„ v j 0 j * rt ligiop. 'l’ho iiiliiibiLuutd, forii)«;rly !iot»"l lur not entered it. hut tho woman for tho man. I'huIijis of I ‘avid without the least (Jjffioultj, 

iu tho "i‘ ir r WttKCI ^ their 8U[M>r«titi(m, are now infidels ; but tlioir <1. T'hut hoiiio who were ealled, and .wlq* It m^i'y be further remarked, that the eon- j and was therefore called, in her time “the 

'Abril I*- i' " 1 ^“diai, and infidelity is gradually yielding before tin* did enter it- have left it without permission, duct of holy women is recorded in Scripture VuYw,. prodigy ol the world.” Anastasia wan 
*. • ’ * u ‘- u deeree wnn notuxl i.:_ _ r .1 . .... ... ft a- ], ..... . -ii 1 • I .. .1 . 0 iw. r.v- i..s« 1 


'I’lie second city of tho Snrdinan States ha<i entered thy ministry without Iroing ealled 


not renutfned a stianger to this revival of re- That some who have been called have 

gmng ligiojl, 'The inhabitants; formerly, noted fur not entered it. 

igauist their. superstition, are now infidols ; but their -'L That sonje who were called, dml .whq 


w mu , J , le . f . demn v the stx for its original subjection, many ol M Jerome s Lnistle saluted by mime. 

H. lliut othors, who may now form a part H , ! .. ... .. .. . , . 

. ... . . .*-,., 1 arid to remove, in some degree at least, the He alio tentihes ol hustoelmim, that, being 

my charge, will perish in like manner L|, . ... .. ■ . . . . - * , • ^ /•. . 1 , 

J ■ 1 reproach of thi; full ! According tolthu prim- 1 excellently well acquainted with the (.reek 

J. 1 fear that some have itivp euustitution of our iVuture, tho man it> | add l.atiu diale.eU, as also with the Hebrew 

wit hout In'ing ealled. not of the woman, but the woman of the man ; | characters, she gave liersell. up childly to 

have been called have neither was the man created for the woman, j meditudoi’ upou the Scriptures, reading the 

hut the woman for the man. ! I'sahiis of David without the least difficulty, 

were called, and .who ll m\iv he further remarked, that tho con- j and was therefore oallod, In hqr (iihu “the 


the correctness ol the description ( VV hu 0 f ^|, 0 p u po has awakened a protesting spirit 
j Imth not had experience as thus truthfully in p (!ru . A correspondent of tho London 
I portrayed ' Christian 'limes says: 

There is a mysterious feeling that fre- *• A worthy priest in Lima, the ca^Ul.of 
I quently pusses like a cloud o^er the spirits. Peru, ul>out. a year ago published an eauaaiv® 
i It OOines upon the soul iu the busy hustle of work in that city condemnatory of the Pope’* 
j lifo, to the social circle in tho calm ftqd si- usurpation and ugg re«dooe on the civil and 

lent retreats of toliijnle Its puNvers are alike ’* "« eeel^tft^^touHlltaj Th* najl 
' , was lilt on the head. Hie IVpo felt it ; and, 

I supreme ever the weak ami iron-hearted. At ; n O oiisi iiueno«, the wurk was formally oon- 

^ ,k. ..^,.,1 i ... 1 1 . .. 0 ; 1 • »• .. . . < 1 •*.•* . j *.■ . » ■ * • . . 


bun b|i»id it is caused by the fi>t|ing of a sin- 
! glo thought across tho mind. .\ sound will 


erinrr ,\ U 11 ‘toereo was passed, 

iabnc * . to bend I 

*“Juid;,.'iE",'" u / ll ".’ formalitioB iff ti 
i.' ’•Hgitm ol' tta ul Having uttaoked 

will, 7-' t " 1 '' tn h«nBe(|uemj« ol 

n nU " S1 " ud '' *" moan uiiy' thing 
‘•teitiee Waj ^* a -P-tableuud wealthy 
'tottatur ' ‘ n . Ja "uary last, coudeumod 
^®J*Wiwiih hard labor, fur 


preaoliipg dif tlie simple Go»pol nl' Tfutli. 


d. l ii’it tlieir. influence, iu leaving, lias ae on exifn/ifc to otbni ij they sei l he Ids* | a devout woman, wlm, fur her laith ami niin- 
nen evil', end only evil, tn tlie minintnv tury uf Siiruli was written f» tli-ir iu.truc- isteripg to the saints, wus arraigned and eon- 


The. C'uiil'essiumils ure forsaken, und a recent Been evil, and unly evil, tn tlie ministry! tury uf Sarttli was written for tli'dr instrue- isteripg t" tlie saints, wus arraigned and eon- 

eurrespundent [if u French relfgiou* paper' 5; That some, now in tlip ministry, ure tioh, that they n'myi on the one Bund, avoid demur 1 to tlie fire,- hull puliliely sufl'ereil a 

mentions twelve priests .who are ready tu mure intent on nr, (uiring the world than on her evi verity and trinpurnry Mrilieliel'.^and. un newt glorious martyrdom. ( unstantia Isde- 

abandon tliu (.'iiuruh (*f Rome. Tlio Wulden- saving souis the other imitate her faith, in- God ujid’licr sor.vcdly inserted in m tlie catalogue of wunjen 

ses hope to Build u chapel in tliis place w hen o. That • 
that of Turin is linished. magnetism 


demited and prohibited to be read. A| 
ptii.it wus published by the priest in Liui 
which he refuted all the gruuuila wliwh 
Pope hud alleged ffr uuudeui.iiug the * 
t ins pamphlet was rireuluted eotenaivel; 


' Mrs. 

A Methodist » musiou has beeu up 


ittR, ooitif- ■" the other imitate in'T faith, in. God and' her ' soryedly inserted in , the cifttuliiguo of women 

. Thutmerehandice, 'ugrioultite, at)|nmi vhedieneo to her liusleMid. The I Hitt* of lie- famous and e»eellent in learning’litid piety, 
Stratum electricity, and a thousand other bah, as product iv<i uf that ;■ ud' work uf re- -She, from her childhood;- was au lahurious in 
ilar intcresta, uro" carrying captive num- eeiviug the-spies is l omntoqdrd, although she the Best discipline tliut, without any premedi- 

’ - ** Oh# watchman of taroel. tiuutad m tuliuig a taiaehood We hav* *’| tatiou, she wan able to discourse upou any 

- . . . . / 


mugnetisin electricity, and a thousana ojthoi 
secular intcresta, are carrying captive uuai' 
j .w s . , i^ c watchman of Uraei- , 


eomc booming ovor tlie ooenn of memory, which lie rciuteu au TmQ g 

■ «'-> * «- ; a eta 

, whe.mmg all tin hught liopt’s and sunny It was easier of uccess, uud 
let'lingf* of tho huiin \Vlio eun ilcsariha it • tlm wurk about whioh it 
.iml v« t wlm felt its hewildfring ill* hnmghtthe work mure inti>u W vv. ,m 

i lluei.ee ’ Sim, it is a delicious sort of nori and abridged edition wus then pubUtl 
i , , .. ■ ft,.„ tn'tliin the Guvernment ul l*wru opt 

! uud » cluud 8 , . r ibed, in the face of tha Pope’, prej 

I uti the river, altliuugh causing a momentary p b# , u Bj uu t is being taken up with 
sliude uf gloom, il eiubraues tint beauty ol in (hat country, both iu a uivu wtd I 
I returning brightness ’’ point Wfyfow. 


scribed, iu tile face of tha Pope’* 
l’lte subject is being token up w 
iu (hat country, bulb iu a civil* 




COMPARATIVE CHURCH 

STATISTICS, 


4. Let those of our membership too ready 

for every suggested change, ponder the 
instrumentality and ecclesiastical polity by 
which, under God, these results have been 
attained. Henceforth vra hear the exhorta- 
tion to walk by the same rule and mind the 
same things. « 

5. We hnve, as a Church, been ! subjected, 
to fewer divisions and “splits,’' than any 
other— a very suggestive fact. Our general 
mipcrintendoncy and itinerant pastorate have 
largely worked this. 

G, Let us “ rejoice with trembling.’' How 
great a responsibility is devolved upon us by 
this showing 1 What immense debtors we 
have become, by thismiccess, to the State and 
to the general Church of ChriBt. To lend 
and instruct so many millions of active, think- 
ing, immortal souls— how great our need of a 
ministry : a pure, zealous, enlightened, self- 
denying ministry ! To furnish religious read- 
ing nnd denominational indoctrination to 
these millions, how active must the religious 
press under our control be, and how diligont 
its agents in distributing its issues! What a 
work to be done in Sundny Schools ! What 
a demand for well sustained 'denominational 
schools, seminaries and colleges ! How 
largely has the reputation of Christianity and 
its conservative and saving influence upon the 
morals of the country and the world fallen 
Let every one that is called 


uxe men ot uod, and the trne successors of the Institution speaks favorably of the Super- 
the Apostles. , Both the St: Louis and this intendont. 

Conference greatly increased in the amount I shall leave this place on Monday next for 
reoeived for missions the prosent year above the Chickasaw Manual Labor School, about 
the past, and both took very decide)} notion one hundred and forty miles distant, ami 
in reference to future and further effort in which is under the superintendence of Rev 
favor of the great missionary enterprise. J. C. Robinson. From thenco I go to the 
At Hro. Johnson’s, we wore met by the Rev. Colbert, Fort Coffee, and Now Hope Schools 
D. B. Cumming, of the Indian Mission Con- thenoo by the way of Van Baton and Little 
fercnce, who calno on purposo to meet the Rook home, hoping, if spared, to make there 
Bishop. He brought us safely inhis carriage, by the 15 th of December, when 1 shall have 

ng, been three months from my family. Duty 
ice. thus calls, and It is my pleasure to heed the 
rer long the absence or great tho 
My trust is in God, both us to my 
own Bafety nnd preservation and Hint of my 
loved ones at borne. 

In conclusion, 1 have a word to say In re- 
in- | gard to your “suggestion,” in a late number 
J paper. It certainly is duo 
, the correspondence from all our missions 
missionaries should be through the Koe- 
Tliis is the requirement of tho Dis- 
and thus, all our missionaries nro in- 
structed, nnd from time to time their atten- 
tion 1ms been called to this subject. There 
are, however, good reasons, perhaps, fori pub- 
lishing a part of this correspondence, ad- 
dressed, it is trap, to the Secretary through 
the pnporn which' are In tho immediate vicinity 
of their writers nnd their fields of labor. In 
reference to tho proposed mode of publishings 
the missionary intelligence, gp ono would re- 
joice more than the writer to tin able to do 
bo. I have most earnestly desired it, But we 
have no press at lauiisville, and this eanrtot 
he done without considerable expense, nnd 
unions ordered by tho General Conference. 
It is muoli more labor now for me to write, as 
I do, a long communication to the paper, nnd 
send it by mail, together with all letters re-' 
ceived for publication . 

This, however, I do, ns yon will perceive 
from time to time, ns far as my presence at 
home and in my office will admit. As tho 
Nashville and Louisville Advocate became 
the nearest tons, we send these for publication 
these reports. They have always appropria- 
ted generously ns much room as in called for, 
and under the proper head of Missionary In- 
telligence our 


hymn 


ivnufo , h , " ln, '' r »IM. 
■5 ! 'I'Mri-bornd 

ail Rirmtly rrrnpi l„ , b 

{H 4 ? "|L n ' w, *®Wm 

witfc k d h '' r **'"'* <rt« 
jniili her grmt MMUr 

It rie no m(n g I 
To vtinton with tho ran. | 

Only, wllli "praclirK f„u ' 

Blip trnna tin- ti. ’ 


the i ensun to Congrowi has brought to view 
some highly interesting information jrr,tho 
department of Church statistics, bast week 
we published, with other public dnnuments, 
a large synopsis of this offioial document, but 
we think the Church item deserves to ho 
brought out into prominent notice, and 
treated with emphasis in our columns Here 

i. i 

it is: 

" The churches, or edifices for public Di- 
vine worship, in the United States, number 
thirty-six thousand (3G,000), of which the 
Methodists own one-third, or 12.37G : the 
Baptists nearly one-fourth, or 8791 : tho 
Presbyterian the next number, or 4584 ; and 
if we count the Dutch Reformed, Congrega- 
tional, Lutheran and German Reformed .with 
tho Presbyterinn (and the differences between 
all these seem slight and unessential) the 
total is 8112. But the estimated enpaeity of 


»*41*58 

640 95 


*J m PSthll <i 

Unara, 


• , piwiim mir, 

woo* the ^ntlfuir 

1 " l " * ll h "Infill I'lsmJ, 

Should look so'iwtr upon h tr ,„’p 

Hut he her leap, lo erarc 
Pent ilown tho mnok>r;*4 
Hho. nrown .l wtu, 0 ||?„ 

Down through the tr- 1 
lit 1 * rondy harbinger. 

, n's'i 11 *" r "“»' n K the smerous t.„ 

she .T il R Wl ” ‘"' r m r r "" 
nhr ntrikp* nn universal p-* - *»- 

No wnr,,or hntth 


to thrw, , 
dofonaltin 

CPMC 

^•pjr'd Poncf* ■ 

^ejoutla 

poaon throD(jh»H| 

tho world around. 

I ho Idle 5ps nr nnd *hMd ware hitrh v 
1 Ini hpokod chariot atnod 
l uftiiii.-.l with hostile hl„od : 

: 1 tmniptjt *pnke not to, the arm’d tk^ 
Ahd kings K.t. si m with nwfnloyr dthro ^ 
As If they su roly know tfieir *0T’r$l g0 U* H 

Hut poncofid was thn night 
H'liorein tho I'rtncP of Light 
ItH mlgn or pcacn upon the earth 
1 bo winds, with wondor whist. ' 

StflhOthly tho wntor* klsa’d. . 

Whiap ring , N .w j„,„ t0 the'mlld oom« 

\v "IT i‘ Hl r '' 1111,1 f,lr K° l to ram. 

^ ^ ri lH of calm alt brooding onthechan! 

Tho stars, with doop am nro, “ 

Jit^mLlliiiUjiAtnadfiMt gasp, 

Ttondii.g ono way th-ir prociotw Inflows. 
And will not tnkotholn flight, ' 

For nil ilm ^nornlng light. 

Or Lucir. j that ofto.n than, l Wj 

I u . u thoir glirnniorlng or^s did glui^ ' 
Until thoir. Lord hlniBcIf bospako. nntt'afj^ 

And though tho shady gloom - 
Hn<l glTi.-n day her rooiu. 

a T 1 h .'’ 1 , 1 t, 7 1 h ‘' nM,,fwit,,he, ‘t his wonted iMM 

Ami lildo hi* Load lor nhamo, 

As his Infrrtocflnmo 

^ TIhi new onlighton'd wfifld bo more ihonU J 

n- raw a droator »tm appear 

Thun his hilghilhronc.t>T burnimrnxUire.,,-,. 


>1 $1 BO p*r annum, in advance. 


and sometimes hard fere 


but we were | sacrifice, 
blessed with good weather, good health, and 
good appetite. 

The session of the Indian Mission Confer- 
ence was indeed, to me, a novel and most 
tercsting seeno. Would that yon, my dear of your excellent 
Brother, and. oil of our editors could have that 

been present. You would each bo more than and 

ever zealous in plending for increased effort retary. 
in fa^or of striding the Gospel to this dcoply cipiine, 


nhw Orleans 


December 25, 


MISSIONARY REPORT. 

U»e report of the Alabama Conference 
MMflnary Society has boen reoeived from 
the Secretary, but too late for publication 
U>i* week. It will appear next. The follow- 
ing are officers of the Society : W. Mnrrnh, 
Preeidont; W. Weir, Vioo President; Thos. 
0. Sumleers, Secretary ; 0. R. Blue, Treasu- 
rer ; Ai-H. Mitchell, R. S. Finley, J. A. (Re- 


but 3,130,878, tho Presbyterian and related 
ohurches aforesaid have room for _3, JQ5,21 1 
worshippers. The CatholiOk have but 1112 
churches, accommodating 020,950 worship- 

a mi .re* i. . . 


t, KV. Neely, CfC. Gillispie, Managers 
foregoing wefe elected at a meeting of 
Society, in Marion, December 1, 1852 


accommodating 625,213 worshippers. The 
average number that each church edifice in 
Union will accommodate is 384; the total 
™lue of church property $80,416,639 : and 

J at one 
persons ; 

prooamy some thing near the total popula- 
tion that could at one time attend church.” 
Thus it appears that religion needs no 
patronage from, the state. The " voluntary 
principle” will provide' accommodation for 
all the people who can attend public Divine 
worship at one time. The people of the 
United States 


to our custody 
a Methodist do his duty. 


ARGhurc 0 Burned. 
hurcR, in tills City, 


—The Moreau street 
was burned to the 
Inst. The fire Was 
an incendiary. 2 An 


if all the ohurohes should he filled 
time they would hold 13,849,895 

tho total populn- 


“I HAVE NO OIROUMBTANOB8.” 

l “Circumstances”' do wonderful things. 
They alter cases. A Yankee geriius has given 
the world notice of on invention of a machine 
made to go by “the force of circumstances.” 
There are two places where (as wo have 
learned from others) “circumstances" axe 
very much in the way— hard things to ar- 
range. It is in the Bishop's Cabinet and 
on, the floor of Annual Conferences, 
brother suits there ; but his 
forbid. That brother is needed' here 
his "circumstances 


are now provided. Happy the 
people who are in such a case ! 

It also appears that the Church of ChriBt 
is increasing, and that at a good rate. 
Dr. Baird, who is very competent in such 


ever 


communications are placed-. 

I wish witli you, however, yea, much wish , 
we had a monthly poper— a Missionary Her- 
ald — published at Louisville, in which a con- 
densed summary might be published. You 
may hear from me again during my journey. 
God bless you. Yours truly, 

E. W. Seiion. 


This 

ciroumstanccs” 
but 

are in the way. And 
these circumstances, like facts, are stubborn 
things. A case comes up in which u preacher 
is too sound to superannuate, and too zealous 
to, quit preaching — “circumstances” compel 
him to locate. Another comca up in which an 
appointment that strains the utmost con- 
struction of the Discipline is asked for. The 
Rishop hesitates ; the Conference doubts. 
But the brother’s “circumstances” ! 

We were once present at a Conference ses- 
sion in which “circumstances” were plead 
all round, and were carrying the day over 
every thing. Amember, quiokand eloquent, 
who sees through glasses, but not darkly, got 
an inkling of what these “ circumstances ’’ 
wore, ttaatso seriously clogged the itinerancy. 
Ho sprang to his feet and said to this effect : 
“Bishop, I have just learned the meaning of 
' circumstances.' When a hrothor can’t take 
a suitable appointment, or must locate, or 
fails to come up to the full measure of an 
itinerant Methodist preacher, it is said to be 
on account of his ‘circumstances, 
stances, in Conference parlance, I find to 


At la“t fiiirrnumla tholr night 
A gl<iln< fif circular light, 

That with long beumuhe Bhama-fae’dniffhti 
Thf h«*!rn»-fl i’hiTiihim. 

And «;wordiM| Sprniihira. 

Am m*bo in glittering rank* with wtofidlq 


Mr.THODist Protestants in I.a. — I t may 
be interesting to *oiq£ of our readers to know 
tho condition of the M P. Church in this 
State. From the official paper we extract 


members in proportion to the whole popula- 
tion. 

This synopsis was hardly made up by a 
Mothodist ; so one would judge by the “ huts," 
and “onlys,” and “so thata" occurring. But 
it is official. The items have been extensively 
searohed for and accurately ascertained. Tho 
figures speak for themselves. We make them 
an ocoaaion for a few reflections. 

1 . Methodism ia not on the decline Not- 
withstanding all the prophets that have risen 
up and Bagely uttered themselves, she still 
holds on her wav, rejoicing in the favor of 


llitr|>ing In louil and solemn choir. 

With unuxprvMlTe notes to Heaven’* nev-ben 


6®” We invite attention to the card of tho 
editor of the Visitor. It speaks urgently. It 
o^ht-it must be heeded by the Church, 
^jftjpd now it ooenrs to us to make our best ac- 
knowledgment to Dr. S. for a hound copy of 
the flnt volume of the Visitor. It makes a 
neat and very readable book. And if any 
°°pie« remain, we would advise our readers 
to aoqoaint themselves of the Oct, and se- 
cure one for themselves. 


^uch music (as ’Us said) 

'Before was tinvcr made, 

But wiipn nf old the ion* ol morning iud| 
While tlle/Orentor gn*ttt‘„ 

Hi* conrtclUtlon *••!. 

Anil the* woll-lmlnnc'd world on hinge* hung, 
And ca*t tho dark foundation deep, 


this important, field of labor, that the Secre- 
tary should have a personal knowledge of tho 
work' hnd of the men engaged it ; and I as- 
sure you, I now rejoice, however laborious 
the journey, that 1 have been permitted to 
visit them. May God abundantly bless 
them. 

Here 1 parted with the Bishop, he going on 
his way to the Arkansas Cenference, and 1 
on mine to visit the different schools under 
our care. From the Conference 1 proceeded 
to Tahloquah, the Capital of the Cherokee 
Nation. Here you would be agreeably sur- 
prised at the evidences you would meet of tho 
improvement and advancement of this people 
in civilizatiop, education and religion. This 
their houses, stores, shops, farms, 

; — — * sys- 


Aud bid tin,' wilt ring ware* their ooiychuntl 

Till. 

Bing nut. ye crystal apherea, 

Ouee blew* our human ear*. 

(If y.n bare power to touch our Miuea ».) 
And Ir'i your .silvor.chlinn 
'Move in melodious time ; 

And l«*t the bn** of heaven’* de«p organ blow , 
And with your ninefold harmony 
Make up full concert to th' angelic *ympboDj. 


ROOM FOR REFORM. 

It appears from the last census, that the 
oauomptioa of spirituous liquors in the Uni- 
ted States, amounts annually to eighty-six 
millions gallons. This puts nhout six gallons 
to the share of every adult person. Who 
oaa compute the fearful moral and physio&l 
ruin contained in those millions of gallons! 

[ Take one barrel, and let Senator Rusk, of 
Texas, tell us how an Indian computes it. 
Mr. Rusk says he was present on one occa- 
sion at an Indian “talk,” when a man drove 
up with a barrel of whiskey. And old In- 
dian who was sitting by fixed his eyes on the 
barrel, and alter looking earnestly for some 
time, asked Mr. Rusk if he knew what wan 
in that barrel. He said it was whiskey, he 
presumed. “No," said the Indian, "there 
are about a thousand songs and fifty fights in 


For If Much Imly song 
Inwrap our fuury long. 

Tlmn will mn iMiok. and fetch tbt ugtot gold, 
And iptckh'd Vanity 
Will *lck**n rooi) and die. • 

And li'prom sin will moltfrum earthly mould. 
And hell ItH lf will pa** away. 

And leave her dolorous mansion* to the peeriq 


Circum- 


is seen in their houses, stores, shops, farms, 
schools and churches. Thoy have a fine sys- 
tom of public instruction, in the form of 
These I neighborhood schools, after tho manner of the 
For common schools of our country. They have, 
also, near Tahlequab, two large and beauti- 
ful brick academies, one for males and one 
for females, each capable of containing one 
hundred students. These are called National 
Schools, or Academies. Tho "tuition and 
boarding-of the pupils are free of charge, and 
paid by tho Nation— truly, a most benevolent 

' and praise-worthy feature in their govern- 

1 left home to visit the St. Louis, Missouri, mBnt > and one worthy of example by the 

w.,. 1 . My inten- States. 

The Principal Chief, John Rosv, Esq., re- 
sides here. He is a man of great energy of 
character, and of a strong mind and liberal 
principles. He wa* the projector of these 
schools, and is most indefatigable in hie efforts 
for their prosperity and full success. The 
Nation ir now making application to the Gov- 
ernment of the United StatesTor funds, in ex- 
But the duties of my | change for a large body of land; formerly re- 
ceived from the Government, by which they 
may be able to insure .the safety and final 
success of their noble plan of education. I 
most sincerely hope they may prove success- 
ful in their application. 

My home, while in Tahlequah, was in the 
kind family of Geo. M. Merrill, Esq., so well 
and so favorably known in our Church. His 
excellent wife ie the daughter of Louis Rose, 
Esq., the brother of the Chief. I was aleo 


Yen Truth nnd .luaticn Uh ii. 

Will down return to men. 

Orb’d in h rainbow . «ud. like gloria* wearing, 
Merry will nit bptwi-en, 

Thron’d In reloHtinlrhfwn, 

With radium feet the Mwued cloudidown itw 
And ll”AVen v nH nt noine festival. 

Will open wide the gate* of her high pal*c« hall, 
•xvi. 

But wliWHt fate flay* ho, 

Thin imnt tint yet be *n. 

The Babe lb* Jet. In smiling infancy, 

That on the hitter eroa*, 

Mu.il redeem OUT Ionh ; 

So both himself and in to glorify: 

■Vet tint, .to tboflo yebain'd in *le#p. 

The wakeful trump of doom nball thundar tU 
the deep. * . .'• ] 

XVII. 

With inch a horrid rliiiig 
A ii ou Mount Siuui rung. 

While the red llriiiiiidMiioulderiDgcloudJOOtl 
The aged earth aghast. 

With terror of tb it blaat. 

Shall from tho surface to the centre ihak*; 
When at the world’* last aeaalon. 

The dreadful Judge in middl* air shall tf* 
throne. 

XVIII. 

And then at hint our bill* 

Full and perfect In, 

But now begin* ; for front tliLd happy day j 
Th’ old Dragon underground 
In strutter limits hound, 

.» Nor half no far cast hi* usurped *w*y. i 
Ami. wroth to see his kingdom fall, d 

Swiuges the scaly hurmrfof hi* folded j 


mean 

a little land, or a house, or a few servants, 
some real or personal estato, cto., etc. 
•circumstances’ are embarrassing i 
my part, T thank God I have no circumstances. 


States. In the middle of it, the Superinten- 
dent of the Census announces to Congress 
that there are 36,000 edifioes for publio Di- 
vine service in the United States, of wbioh 
the Methodists own more than one-third — 
12,376 — accommodating 4,209,333 worship- 
pers. Alas for the prophets! And they still 
persevere in their vocation ! Our argument 


and ludiau Mission Conferences, 
tion was to be present also at the sessions of 
the Texas and East Texas Conferences, but 
on my arrivnl at the Indian Mission Confer- 
ence, I found that it would be impossible for 
mo to visit the sohools aud missions in this 
Conference, nnd do so. I therefore was com- 
pelled reluctantly to abandon the idea of.vis- 
iting Texas. This I much regret, as I had 
much wished to do so. But the duties of my 
office require that these sohools and missions 
should be visited by me. 

I have been graciously preserved thus far 
in my long and difficult journey, for which I 
am truly thankful to our kind Heavenly 


and make him a liquor law reformer. 

The cause goes on pretty well. The Selma 
Convention of Alabama have got promised 
the efficient co-operation of the Alabama 
Coufcrenoe. The Baptist Convention of that 
State hare also taken their stand. The Tem- 
perance men of Alabama mutt carry their 


request. 


Levi Prosly was granted, at his request, a 
letter of dismissal from the Conference. 

After being critically examined, Golden W. 
Hicks was elected . to eldcr'B orders, and Rob- 
ort B. Gourlie and William G. Dickens to 
deacon's orders. 

The following is the number of members 
and meeting houses : 

Circuits. Wh. Mcmb HI Memli M il. 

Bodcaw 153 Cl C 

Caddo 50 . . 1 

Morehouso 120 25 5 

Holly Spring 11<) 24 4 

Darbonne 87 12 3 

Beouff River 20 I 

Sparta Mission 6 

New Orleans not hoard from. 

Conference Steward's Ileport. J. Queen, 
President, claim $200; received $65, due 
$135. Bodcuw, G. W. Johnson, claim $200; 
received, $20, due $180. Caddo,.!.. Presley, 
not heard from. Morehouse, A. H, Brower, 
do. Holly Spring, R. B. Gourlio, claim $200 ; 
received $54 20, due 145 80. Beouff River, 
not heard from. Marion, J. Al. D. Rice, 
claim $200, received nothing. 

On motion, it was 

Resolved, That tho President of this Con- 
ference be authorized to negotiate with tho 
President of tho Arkansas Conferoneo for 
- — t portion of their district lying South of 


The orach"* are dumb, 

Jio vt/ic*) or hideous hum 
Kuo* through tho arched roof In word* 
Apollo from hi* shrtuo, 

Cun no niort* divine. 

With hollow shriek therieop of Dolpboa 
No nightly trance, or breathed *pell. 
Inspire* thu paJe-ey’d prie«t from the 


The louely HKamtaln* o’er, 

And tin- resounding shore, 

^ A voice of weeping he* rd aud loud bun* 1 
From haunted spring and dole, 

Kdg'd with poplar pale. 

The partiug genius is with sighing **nt . 
With flower inwoven tre**k*> torn, 

The Nymphs, in, twilight shade of tanglt 
ittbUra 

f - * X JUc 

In rn^eemted earth 
And on the limy hearth, , u i 

The Lares mid l.« tpures moan with tawnii 
Itvurn* and nlUn* round 
A drear ami dying sound 

A Aright- the Fluuie ns at their »ervic«qui 
Aii'4-tlm « hill 'marble *e« in* to sweat. 
While each peculiar power foregoeihD * on 


In our xiitcr State of Florida we team that 
* before the Legislature, giving to 

* te Pwlp of each Juitices’ District the right 
to prohibit or allow, in their respective dis- 
trict*, the retailing of spirituons liquors; it 
hu pessed the Senate by a vote of 14 to 2, 
:to>d the Floridian has no doubt it will pass 
tiie House. 

And Louisiana, which was counted the 
most hopeless of them all oa liquor issues, is 
^ advance of them all. The State law has 
•ton already secured. Its local application 
is bow being tested. On next Monday (27th) 
the people of New Orleans will decide this 
question for themselves. If the battle against 
Alcohol is carried on the 27th December, it 
will be entered on our calendars os memora- 
ble as the 8)h of Jaquary. 


$17,299 32 


mutual friends. This demonstration of suc- 
cess onght to suffice those who have scruples ! 
The citizens who have the most liberty of 
thought and speech, who are most jealous of 
right of any in the world, seek to the altars 
and chapels of Methodism in greater numbers 
than to any other American Church. Such 
citizens swell the masses of its members and 
its worshippers beyond those of any contem- 
porary denomination. There is a vast fact 
of inference here, 


amiable family of the Chief. I became truly 
interested for this people and this place. 

We much need here a good Methodist 
Church. I have made an appeal to our 
friends generally through the Nashville and 
Louisville Advocates, for the purpose of rais- 
ing the funds necessary for the erection of 
Buch a building. I hope you will present and 
urgo tho appeal through the medium of your 
paper. One thousand dollars only is needed ; 
the balance will be raised by themselves. 
Como, who of your many readers will join me 
in giving ten dollars, or 


greatly blessed to the Church and people. 
A number of precious souls were converted 
and added to the Church. In this Confer- 
ence ib the Kansas District, which formerly 
was a part of the Indian Mission Conference. 
Over this District, Rev. J. T. Ferry presides, 
who is well qualified for his important wojk*- 
The different Indian Missions within its 
hounds nro all doing well. The Fort Leaven- 
worth Manual Labor School, under the super- 
intendence of the Rev. Thomas Johnson, was 
never in a more prosperous condition. I 
spent several days at this school, in company 
with Bishop Paine, both going to and return- 
ing from Conference. The mission farm con- 
tains about one thousand aores, and about 
eight hundred of which is undor fence nnd 
in cultivation. The buildings are large and 
well ndupted to tho purposes of tho school. 

1 lie number of soholara is about ninety. 
Their profioiency is far boyond what is gen- 
erally supposed by our frionds at a distance. 
The good order which is observed in the 
school nnd the general deportment of the 
scholars, speak uiOBt favorably for the wise 
and prudent management of the Superinten- 
dent and his Assistants in instruction. This 


l'«<nr and Baalim 

Fui>uk«* iliuir timinli 1 *. dim, , 

Willi I hut iwinp-balbT'U god of I , *i* 1,un 
And uiomit'ii AhIiUuoOi, 

Jlpiivun’H tjutMin nml mother both, 
Now*ltH not girt with tapor* boljr «n De • 
Tho Lvbic Mammon shrinks hi* born. 

In vuin tho Tyrian maids their woumled 
mourn. 

\ X I II 

And sullen Moloch fled, 

Hath left in shadows dread 
111* burning Idol ol th* blackout buo , 

In valu n il'll cymbals ring, 

tbo furnaco blu/s 


Let all consider it. 

3. The relative sizo of edifices for publio 
worship is against us, and wo are oontent that 
it is so. As a general rule, very large ones 
are not desirable. Where eight hundred wor- 
shippers can be accommodated, that ohapel 
is large enough. If the number increase, let 
the hive Bwarm, and another congregation bo 
built up. Chapels will not be over large or 
very aoeily, if creoted aud distributed accord- 
ing to tho wants, rather thau tho wealth of 
the people. Many noble piles bear ournnme. 
But while concentrated wealth and city mul- 
titudes are thus accommodated, 


give their twenty, 
fifty or hundred dollars for this purpose. All 
■■ ■■ •“ J” so, will please forward to you, or 


who will do 
myself at Louisville, tho funds and their 
names, 


They call tliugrihly king, 

In dlHinul U-iiietJ about 
The brutiHb god* of Nile as fast. 

Id* mid Orus, uud the dug AuOblik ha*i • 
t x x i r . 

Nor Is OsIrlB soen 

. In Memphian gro rtf or green. , , 

Trampling tho un-hower J gra^ w,lul 
Nor nan In- be at rest 
Within hi* snefcod chest. . h . 

Naught but profoundest Hell can bo 
In vain with timbrel’ll uulhem* d»ra 
Tho dublL-Htolod aorcorers bear bis » or »w. 

x k * . 

Ho feels from Jn, lab’s laud 
The dreude.l I iifant’s hand. . . . k| 
The r«ye of Jlctbh'liuiii blind bioaunij 
Nor all Ihe god* lieajdiw. ' 

Longer dur«. abide, , .i_i n , 

Not Typlion huge ending lu*naky iww 
Our Babe, to fliow bi* Upab«*d ^up* . 
Can in bl* swaddling hands control W * 
x x r i 

Fowhen tliHBiinin bed, * 

Curtain'd with rioudy red, . 

Billow* hi* chin upon «n orient wax ■ 
The flocking shadows pale 

Troop to th' Infernal Jail. fl -„ r ai g 
llarh fetter’d ghoM »up* to hi* fersra | 

And I hit yellow-skirted fays. |h ,i. 

Fly after thn night Bleeds, Ifiarlig 

rnase- 

IlTM< 

Hut an*, the Virgln-bimet d 
Hath laid her bubo to rest b( 

Time I*, our tedious aong flhoulJ fere « 
Ueuvuu’* youilgeat-teeuied star 
Hath fix’d her polish'd car. 

Her alwjpiug Lord wtUi. barmaid iawi 1 


$21,196 88 


and due acknowledgment shall be 
made of the same. ’ 
important calls, 1 assure you, is not behind. 

I'lease press the call for funds for the 
iChuroh in Tahlequah 


This, among the nuroy I that 


any. 


Let us have the 

amount by tho first of January next. ^ 

From Tahlequah I came on by the way of a cnl 
Fort Gibson to this place. This is the seat en tG 
of the Ashury Manual Labor Sohoql for the at II ... 

Creeks. The school numbers eighty scholars, of Christendom 
and ib under tho superintendence of our bers: 
worthy Brother, Rev. T. B. Ruble. The n ,, 
eel, olars appear orderly, and deport them- FroTstante '.' 1 . ! 
m1v£h well in and out of school They ovi Greek Churoh.' 


we rejoice 

that the word of life is being sent forth from 
other places, of humbler architecture, hut of 
equal utility. Of many such a happierj-ecord 
is kept above, than of those of richer display 
and magnificence. At tho last, it will bo 
written of thousands of redeemed souls, “ this 
man was bom there.” In suoh places— 


forty eoholars This is also doing well. 

The session of the Missouri Conference waa 
held in the new and flourishing oity of St. 
Joseph, five hundred milee above St. Louis. 
The Conference waa' a profitable and harmo- 
nious one. The- preaohers all seemed in the 
spirit uf thoir work nnd looked' and labored 


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